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OF
MONDAY
Michigan
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 188
Number 5769
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, August 18, 1958
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Advance Industries, Inc.—Earnings LowerEarnings of $13,634
dec-line
of
period of
$99,704
fiscal
for
from
the
the
1957.—V.
nine
months
earnings
188,
of
ended
$113,338
June
for
American Motors
1958
30,
the
is
a
tn This hsne
with
Stock and Bond Quotations
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds,
term notes due to the United
be
the
used
to
corporation's
will
$(>(,0,000
Industrial
production
procure
be
used
Corp.,
and
test
to
repay
the
and
American
Boston
for
business.
Exchange
Stock
in
"
GIVING
EFFEGT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
(par $1)
BUSINESS—The
Pittsburgh
Outstanding
•
750,000 shs.
Montreal
750,000 shs.
Maryland.
Its
principal place of business is
in the northern suburbs
Tlio
business
research
and
electronics,
of
ol
Aircraft
development
ordnance
in
now
and
Armaments,
in
Inc.
fields
the
of
presently
consists,
electro-mechanics,
subject
renegotiation.
to
Renegotiation
On
June
20,
Board
1958,
Clearance
through
the
total
has
fiscal
the
dollar
been
1956
year
volume
of
received
from
without
contracts
Allied
.Six
refund.
Month Ended
Profit
Net
1958
1,379,894
3,996,854
670,894
before
722,250
1,630,854
722,250
_*—$0.93
" " $2.26
taxes___
Common
shares
Earnings
per
;___
—V.
outstanding
share
37
.
Allied Products
Exchange.
38
38
..
Depreciation
Other
42
—
Profit
before-Federal
tax
Estimated Federal taxes
on
43
.
J.
Cr89,280
Net
and
income
in
:,.
"
did.
:
during
^
;
188,
p.
Amer¬
the
145.
entire
;
~
.
Co.
(&
27—-. ".
Subs.)—Earnings—
;i~:.
•
:>
-
1958
1957
$40,379,557
■•••
'
188,500
139,666
operating
expenses.*
35,212,923
;
1,302,913
289,363
*
—U—
______
Canadian
and
taxes
income
187,
250,386
883,378
139,043
1,491,574
$754,757
$1,503,335
$0.94
$1.90
85,615
•
—
outstanding
average
per
36,054,722
1,080,163
-
income—est!
on
'
share
2114.
p.
33
v
American Steel Foundries (& Subs.)—Sales and Earns.
i
Nine Months Ended June 30—»
/ /
Federal
Banks
Combined
Banks
of
r
.'.■■■< 1957
1958
6,257,000
$6,133,273
2,323,783
2,318,169
.i^.4*d.-ii291A71-,' 1,289,283
•
share
per
12,390,273
$3,-910,409
:
shares
capital
7,921,409
4.011,000
$4.76
$3.09
expected, and amounted to. $22,000,000
at MaTck 31, 1958.
be necessary during
as
30,
1958, as compared with $28,000,000
reductions in the rate of operations will
last fiscal quarter and earnings will be lower than in the quarter
just ended, the company said.
the
Federal
Charles
48
business
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—
SKiiSi
...
Backlog continued to drop,
June
-
•
.
of
Further
—
■
income-
Earnings
46
Condition: Statement
Reserve
.
>
taxes
income
Number
of
'-r
$76,055,976 $92,191,279
taxes
Dividends
at
i
-
assets
volume
45
C.
Jarchow,
recession
to
quarter
be
ending
President,
stated:
now/bottomed out*
has
better
Sept.
believe
"We
and
we
the
expect
current
sales
our
the
in
quarter ending Dec, 31,.1958, than
1958."
30,
in the
property
additions will
exceed $12,000,000 ; in
the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1953.
The principal items are two
new
steel wheel plants being built-in the Kansas City area and in
the Winnipeg area.
"The company's-financial position remains strong,
which is important in the presently depressed economy," Mr. Jarchow
said.—V. 187, p. 877.
_,:■//■> v
for
.
509,491
*$71,206
$486,972
Nil
__
•;,
It
amortization
and
income
—V,
33
Federal Reserve System....
D.
12
S.
MacBride,
months
$0.65
to
to $1.69
outstanding.;-
vs
stated
President,
amounted
requirements,
Net
resulted
(January through July)
than
Mr. Abernethy-said.—V.
June
charges
Net
33
47
rf
$9,180,257 $11,162,582
*160,486
996,463
income1../--..-*..--
//■;
ago.
of-1958
•
costs
Federal
1957
1958
year
Ramblers
'
39
Corp., Detroit, Mich.—Earnings—
Ended June 30—
sales
have
$38,528,949 $40,519,223
9
188, p. 345.
Six Months
Net
mar¬
$38,340,441
Expenditures
-
a
months
more
1957,
Ended
Product
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member
$14,913,048
profit
which
sales
income
Net
1957
$12,202,703
and
.
37
*
Dividends Declared and Payable.
30—V/^vT* '
June
Exchange
General- Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
51
441.
—
retail
of
sales
Other
Miscellaneous Features
Laboratories, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Earnings
sales
Net
p.
sold
of
year
time
seven
had
Weeks
Net
$17,750,000.
On
the
same
date, the backlog of un¬
work tinder these contracts was approximately $6,919,000.
The main plant of Aircraft Armaments, Inc. is located on a 27 acre
188,
1957
at this
InoonHJ before
completed
lee.—V.
Motors
Net
the
approximately
tract/ owned in
Stock
Exchange
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
work-was
in
distribution
—
facture, and testing of electrical, electronic and mechanical devices,
The principal portion of such business is under
cqntracts with agencies
of the U. S. Government,
primarily the Department of Defense, and
is
1,
American Optical
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
aerodynamics, ballistics/
and the design, manu¬
automotive
year-ago
results
for
10 - consecutive
reported that sales in the fiscal year which
now
total 130,511 units, up 75%
over the 74,561
26
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
of
level
exceeding
34
Over-the-Counter Markets
Cockeysville, Md.,
Baltimore.
high
34
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
corporation
of
34
Canadian Stock Exchange....
corporation
was
originally organized in 1950 as
with its principal place of business in Baltimore,
Md.
On June 30, 1953, the Ohio corporation was dissolved and the
present
corporation
incorporated under the
laws
of
the
State
of
Ohio
an
Stock
Stock
the
sold
calendar
Philadelphia-Baltimore
CAPITALIZATION
Oct.
34
Exchange
and
company
company
During the first
ican
29
Stock Exchange
Vice-President
deliveries
the
Ramblers
25
.
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—-.*
shortuse
Stock
Cincinnati
remainder
equipment
Continuing
13
19%
by
the
6.
reported that 17,079 Ramblers were sold, in July, compared
in the previous month and 6,930 in July, 1957.
months,
began
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
shares for each eight shares held (with an over¬
subscription privilege). An additional 280,000 shares of
the same class of stock will be subscribed for
by United
Industrial Corp., the parent, at $2.50 per share.
The
offering is not underwritten.
nevy
July topped the June record
deliveries in July a year ago,
14,876
Rambler
Page
Aug.
on
Corp.—Rambler Retail Sales Inc.*—
in
total
Roy Abernethy,
keting,
before Sept. 5 for 70,000 additional shares of common
stock (par $1) at $2.50 per share on the basis of seven
sales
above
announced
>>
or
retail
155%
were
Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, Md. — Stock
Offered—The company on Aug. 5 offered to its
minority
stockholders of record July 10 the right to subscribe on
will
Rambler
;
comparable
441.
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
share
•//' : ,:r -
on
"
j
net
that
$7,328,687,
per
earnings
for
the
latest
.
equal, after preferred dividend
the 4,113,615 common shares now
-1'v. "■■■■."
American
'v
Telephone
&
Co.—Earnings—
Telegraph
:
Earnings per' common share (on 747,373 shares)
-
.
Net loss.—V.
184, p.
721.
\£- This compared with
1957,
same
/-.V'w-
of
number
Mr.
-
American Cement Corp.—Sales and
This
corporation
Aug.
on
12
months
ended
June
12
months
ended
June
30,
30,
6
reported
1958,
Earnings—
billings of
compared
with
lor
the
for
the
1957.
12
stated
of
$2.04
the
company
It
now
will
1958
last year, he s'aid. *
while
that
served.
area
months
to
per
share
common
based
the
on
"
sales
and
its
shipments
that
those
;/7/;
"
/
- -
The company's new plant at Clarkdale,
pletion in October 1959.—-V. 187, p. 2217.
tlic
for
for
similar
the
Operating
Operating
Ariz,
is
expenses
5,100,000
4,530,000
24.752,000
taxes.*
2,349,076
*,
2,343,054
14,870,312
14.116,287
Net
operating
income
,7,847.910
...
5,219,762
43,227,296
33.489,366
com¬
after
Net
—V.
188,
/
$1,350,000
CANADA-
The
242.
Amkirk Petroleum Corp., Fort Worth,
an
a
obvious
the
The
guidance system instruments for the Polariscomponents for the Falcon
and
Bomarc
for the Boeing B-52G and toll bridge equip¬
State of Washinton.
•
■
Exploration
in this country.
Net
Inc.
sales
Provision
taxes
Fed.
&
income
*
renegotiation
for
&
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$10,959,827 $10,815,716 $21,914,395 $21,906,017
-
before
taxes
1958—3 Mos.—1957
.
Fed.
1,175,702
'
corporation
2,351,252
3.118,743
635,000
762.700
$540,702
$663,086
312,839
259,729
625,064
518,777
446,246
432,982
446,246
..432,982
$1.21
$1.52
$2.47"
$0.70
renegotiation
$0.60
$1.40
„
1,250,900
1,365,743
Dividends
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
Members: The Toronto Stock
Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
23 ADELAIDE ST.
r
WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
Shs.
Net
Dividends
In
paid
outstanding—aver.
income
the
liabilities
to
share
share
per
first
amounted
Current
per
half
of
1958,
$13,421,331
assets
were
at
the
or
end
$5,793,882,
working capital
$30.03
of
a
per
June
to
$1.20,
increased by $474,085 and
share at the end
totaled
ratio of 3.32
-'-43.15
$19,215,213,
of
the period.
while
current
1.
Stockholders'
equity increased by $529,050 in the first six months
of 1958 to $16,146,606, or $36.13 per share.
This is after payment of
$625,054 as dividend distribution*,.—V.• 187, p. 2217.
>:x,
,
„
.
a
registration
statement
with
the
8EC
on
(to be
offered at $610.27,- $305.14, and $61.03,
a return -equal to compound
compounded semi-annually. The
They will be priced to yield
rate
of
5%
will be
date
per
annum,
accepted at their face value with all coupons unmatured
subscription attached. No underwriting is involved.
of
The primary purpose of
1,753,000
$1,100,352
Deben¬
is
the
on
inc.
income
Corp.—Registers for
payable in cash or in State of Israel Independence Issue or
Development Issue bonds.
Savings bonds Will be accepted at their
appreciated value on the date of subscription to the debentures. Coupon
price
available,
Net
filed
$100 denominations
interest at the
bonds
1,425,786
Israel
8, 1958, seeking registration of $3,289,100 of ten year discount
debentures, series E. The debentures are to be offered in, $1,000, $500,
respectively).
Period End. June 30—
below.
Aug.
and
American Machine St Metals, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales Up
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
folio Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and private investors who bold investments
Ltd.
Co.,
Offering—
The
ap¬
187,
far-sighted investor.
The
Service
Ampal-American
ture
/.
bring American
Electronics'- current backlog to
$11,000,000 compared to $8,000,000 a year ago.—V.
/
1646.
See
electro¬
and
orders
proximately
p.
instruments
Tex.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Zonne, Chairman, announced on Aug, 12.
system
actuators
seat
for
ment
stable government,
frontier, make Canada
choice tor the
guidance
missiles:
electronic
approximately
totaling
contracts
aircraft
and
Include
orders
missile,
A strong currency, a
missile
received
mechanical devices, Phillip W.
Stability and Growth
boundless
for
has
28,122,000
charges:.—* 177,326,575 160,391,776 -361,265,029 334,272,414
p.
With Securities ancl
corporation
$
$
operating
American Electronics, Inc.—Receives Large Order—
This
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
37,178;414 238,334,566 230,263,081
25,085,598 15$,476,958 154,535,428
Federal income taxes
-
soileduled for
*
o.l
"; "■
.
'
$
40,835,585
25,538,599
revenues
-
Other
-
final
period
«'/
V
earnings
maintained
appears
approximate
declined in the
share of the market
1958—Month—1957
Period Ended June 30—
net earnings for the 12 months ended June 30.
equal
shares.
months,
each
in
six
of
MacBride
latest
$53,313,791
$56,466,390
$8,746,792,
industrial
the debenture offering is to obtain, and make
funds for the development and expansion of agricultural,
commercial enterprises in Israel. Substantial amounts of
and
company's funds are said to have been used to meet the current
sinking fund requirements of the presently outstanding Issues of deben¬
the
such debentures
available to
manufacturing of chemicals
drilling,, water works and
irrigation, automotive transportation, fish canning, wall board manu¬
facturing and others.
It is expected that the proceeds derived from
the sale of the
iew debentures
will be made available to enterprises
engaged in similar activities basic to the Israel economy.*—V, 187,
tures, as well as for the repurchase of large amounts of
for
future redemption.
In the past funds have been made
enterprises engaged in housing, agriculture,
and fertilizers, foods, tires, shipping, oil
p.
2545.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
Monday, August 18, 1958
...
(646)
Ended June 30—
Six Months
Federal and Canadian inc. taxes.
Provision for
$7,904,180
4,218,979
5-.864,637
4,214,629
before taxes...-—
from operations
income
Net
Railway oper, revenue—
Railway
to
income
Net
—V.
188,
v.
242.
p.
.
corporation
This
•
:•/;>.,.
.
lurnaces
.•
of common stock.
The
is- doing the trick. Every day tons of high-purity oxygen
into the open hearth furnaces of the Ashland Works,
the rate at which carbon is burned out of molten metal.
This reduces the time required to make steel in the 175 ton capacity
furnaces
and, in effect, increases production.
that is more than
face
to
Company
Linde
work.
in maintenance
ations
_
mil¬
other
llo
oxygen-producing plant is capable of supplying about 80
feet of oxygen a month to ArmcoV furnaces vand
Mr. Lobaugh explained. This amounts to approximately
of oxygen a day.
.
The
cubic
lion
facilities,
tons
shutdowns of the
Its' Oxygen supply
it liquid: oxygen storage and conversion system
cdmplete standby oxygen plant.—V, 187, p. 2 (JO.
scheduled or unscheduled
plant, the Ashland Works is still assured of
oxygen
the plant has
because
which, in essence, is a
Associated Artists
Productions Corp.—New Offer
Stockholders—
Made to
corporation
The
to Be
f
due
—V.
187,
converted into common
be
accept
to
fair
market
value
the
of
title
A
class
services
will
it
receive
property
commissions
in
an
to
6^,685,000 362,377,000 379,634,000
'Net
operating income.—V. 188,
188,
20,299,000
'9,623,000
:
\
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—EarningsRailway
oper.
Railway
.'
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
1958—6 Mos
1957
:
S438,271
$4,544,658
$4,431,756
445,164
2,857,314
3,193,574
$118,619
*$6,893
$1,687,344
$1,238,182
35,620
*67,112
998,517
672,042
$475,062
356,443
revenue—
oper. < expenses
>
Net revenue from rail¬
operations—!-
way
ry.
„■
income-— -'1"
oner,
♦ Deficit.—V.
188, p.
*"
346.
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Semi-Annual ReportSix Months Ended June 30—
;958
...
1G57
-
,
$231,818,154 $239,527,926
Railway
revenue
Railway
•
,
expenses
215,302,007
224,382.846
earnings—;$16,dl6,147
$15,145,080
—
—
—
.
Railway
net
6,506,023
12,251,131
$22,522,170
$27,396,211
income
Total
income
Fixed
—.u—
charges
Net
income
on
Dividends
on
—_
3,186,927
7,462,984
$14,335,243
$19,933,227
——
i_.
__u——
preference stock—
stock—
oramary
—
I
-
,.1,506,065
',1,534,26,9
10,553,715
__
—
10,540,654
.
1958—12 Mos.—1957
Bal,
$4,922,416 $83,768,062 $89,551,433
—V.
' ■;
j-.'-'.*:-?
346.
p.
1,172,000
346.f
p.
be
$5,056,644
—V.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1,972,000
■
Sales
,
61,757,000
and
operating
Dividends
Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate
of $9,369,222 for the first six months of
its subsidiaries were reported Aug. 13 bj
1958^-Month—1957
.
,
Lower—
rents-
program.
1958—Month—1957
Period Ended Julv 31—
Rys.—June Earnings
deficit
taxes
Net
Stores, Inc.—July Sales Up-
Bond
stock to Sept. 2, 1958.
National
Exps.,
Other
plant,
Brunswick
by exchange
61,513,000 342,078,000 389,257,000
1
.
;,,,; f.
■
,
59,785,000
Net
.
1
class A stock
fractional tin-
this offering
Period End. June 30—
start of its,^muRi'million-
13 announced the
various
owns
•
proixerties located in Oklahoma, Texas
for all its outstanding class A
is to acquire additional properties
gas
acquired
It
•
Operating revenues
Rawson G.
to
stock.
The prospectus lists Charles S. Dewey, Jr., and
Grady as President and Executive Vice-President, respectively.
also principal officers of the underwriter/ and together own
its stock.—V—187, p<879.
'
of
-
,
,
class'B
,
Co.—Expansion in East~w
expansion
Coast
,7
has
of
purpose
Canadian
.
2545.
p.
and
».«y.
'' ■ ■"'■ .• ■--:• y.-,
outstanding 156,206 shares , of
..
Mexico,
50%
.
.
seaboard.
The
^
may
property
gas
aie
completed late in 1959, will have a
capacity of 300 million square feet of gypsum board and lath products
a
year and will use up to 300 thousand tons of gypsum ore annually.
The entire program
is projected for completion-'-within 3'/u years.
—V. 186, p. 2046.
'■
\
July 25, 1966 at 100,» (U. 8.
■currency*.
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada > (fai
north excepted) of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
Debentures
..
,
next, through
jlaic,
o* c.
.
Lizars, President, construction of the first
gypsum
plant, to be built in Brunswick, Ga., at an approximate
cost of $7,500,000 began Aug. 15, 1958.
;
The entire expansion program will include construction of two other
major gypsum board, lath and plaster manufacturing plants on the
.
redemption on Sept. 3,
has called for
operating of the sinning tuna,
ciinated
convertible debentures,
Atlantic
eastern
■
or
gas
The number of shares would be determined
such
For
shares
The
They
"Seminole" ;• has
L-23D
Army
S.
.
According
i
Redemption—
U.
model
This, company on Aug.
,
dollar
,,
Partial
'
-
New
Allaxi B.
Radar Installations—
Aircraft Corp.—Makes
standard
Best wall-Gypsum
below.-
United Artists Corp.
See
y
2330.
P.
periods of either
During
oil
an
the
of
in exchange for stock.
„
supplying oxygen for steelmaking, Mr. Lobaugh said,
plant provides the oxygen used to remove sur¬
defects from hot slabs and for cutting, welding and other oper¬
addition
In
the
part
to
Production
46,909
stock.
•
,
.
.
properties.
and
become the
first
Army plane to be equipped
with a weather avoidance radar
system, it was announced jointly on Aug. 7 by this company and
Radio Corp. of America.
<
L,
Under
a
cooperative modification program,
RCA, as prime con¬
tractor to
the U. S. Army Signal Corps, furnished the 'system—the
lightweight AVQ-50 airborne radar. As subcontractor to RCA. Beech
performed the actual installation.
The radar equipment is mounted
inside the L-23 nose, behind a plastic radome.
'
The
RCA
AVQ-50
radar
system
is CAA-approved for both the
Beechcraft Super
18 executive transport and the Beechcraft TwinBonanza business plane, commercial version of the Army L-23D. The
L-23D was selected lor weather radar evaluations because of its ex¬
ceptional high performance, capacity and structural integrity.—V. 187,
Division of Union Carbide Corp.
Linde Company
by the
coffee
Beech
A
99.5%
pure from a new automatically-operated plant, ,J. M, Lobaugh, Works
Mahager, announced. The new facility was built and is being operated
receiving oxygen
is
Works
each
diyided interests in oil and
the rrianufa'ctarcf ahd ^rental ol
known as Koffeemysers.—V. 187,
engaged in
brewing machines
674,
p.
-
•
•
.
.
is
Corp.
Bamm
commercial
being blown
Ashland
properties,
thereof.
as
acquired.
Cador
and
Jan.
due
'
increasing
The
be
for
1, 1963 and 30,000 shares of
common stock of the Bamm Corp.
The debentures and
common stock were offered in units of $100.
Each unit,
sold at par, .consists of a $100,. debenture and 10. shares
Oxygen
>
Corp.—Financing Completed—Willis E. Burn-
(subordinated)
jgions
are
and/or
equal to 9%, of the agreed fair value of the properties pur¬
chased; but it may receive payment in class B stock at the rate of
15 shares of class B stock for each 100 shares of class A stock issued
6%
000
Capacity Enlarged—
has expanded the capacity of its eight steelat Ashland, Ky., without enlarging their dimen-
'
producing
■
.
negotiation
to
.
Co., Inc. has completed an underwriting of $300,five-year convertible sinking fund debentures
side &
Corp.—Plant
Steel
Armco
$2,546,820
1,740,576
,
.
exchange for oil
with
Cador Production stock being taken at par. .
"
'■ -y
Cador Inc.- will act in the capacity of underwriter of the subscrip¬
tions on a "best efforts" basis, serving as agent in locating properties
,,
$1,982,243
1,531,769
in
representing..a
firm commitment on" the
deliver to Cador Production merchantable
to
amount
Bamm
Film
Color
Arizona
oper.
ry.
$39,182
177,517
$38,493
177,643
operations.income
188, p. 346.
way
Not
Processing Laboratories, Inc.,
Scoltsdale, Ariz—Registration Statement Effective—
The registration statement filed with the SEC on July 14, covering
& proposed offering of 500,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $2
per share,
without underwriting, became effective Aug. 4. See also
^
'' ■'
Net revenue from rail-
share after pfd. dividends..
$2.48
$2.50
Provision has been made for depreciation
and all other charges,
including Federal and Canadian income taxes. In addition, a reserve
for contingencies of $225,000 has been provided.—V. 187, p. 1886.
offered
thereof
working interest in
a
by
$3,685,207
$3,650,008
—
—
per com.
be
subscriber
shares In payment
'
Earnings
to
the
of
6,949,158
7,091,433
950,620
911,498
expenses
oper.
is
subscription
1958—Month—1957 * ' 1958—6 Mos.—1957
$949,991
$989,802 $9,873,676 $9,495,978
Period End. June 30—
7
stock
RR.—Earnings—
Aroostook
&
Bangor
Subs.)—Earnings—
Hocking Glass Corp. (&
Anchor
transferi'ed
188,
542.
p.
income account
retained
to
'■V
:
.
$7,836,508
$2,247,259
Associates Investment
the
for
earnings
net
Consolidated
1958
and
company
Oare,
adian
Net
with
to
six
period ended June 30,
It
time
on
Rates—
:
,
first
six
the
to
of
quarter
fixed
No
paid
rate
its ,commercial
for
pgper
notes;
N.
for the
be $1.06.
reports for
income
net
income,
of
-
months
above,
.
_
June
taxes,
as
Net
,
1958
30,
187,
Net
,
to
l3/4%.—V.
"*'♦
187,
.->
*
p.
'* v'
!
i
1886.
•
v
't„ ' "
revenue-
oper.
expenses
36.335,135
oper.
revenue
ry.
—V.
income—;
oper.
188,
p.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
10,404,700
3,856,260
60,191,751
66,624,028
27,164,667
22,917,361
tax
arising
from
loss
^
.
•.■;
in.
well
be
show
that
the resources
$42,000.000-and'that r
excess
of. $60,000,000.
small
carryback.—V.
187,
p.
Net
1958—Month—1957
oper,
1958—6 Mos—1957
$2,102,416
fine
t:
S.
gold
156,752
167,383
973,526
998,803
expenses
(48
(96
ry.
188, p.
$169,270
$235,520
$1,128,890
$1,305,622
55,207
84.770
390,290
478,417
income
$118,525
5,456.900
23,939
-8,246,600
Coast
Line
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
JT>.
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos—105'
revenue—
$12,075,301
$12,914,188
$76,482,771
expenses
10,199,877
11,456,053
$837,865
$87 "
^
of
year
22.44c
ended
15.35c
operations—__
of
first
depletion,
half
of
amounted
1958
equivalent
from
Dec.
expenditures in
level, according
31,1957.
the. first
to
Robert
56
cents
.were
$49.7
to
-
consolidated
June, 1958',
>
half of 1958 wererheld to a
P. Koenig, President.—V/ 187,
~ -
.
Period End. June 30—
22.00c
May
Net
$602,793-
xevenue—
expenses
oper.
407,331
$551,398
447,972
$3,571,377
r 2,416.982
) $3,709,^77
2,770,651
Net
'
Oct.
1957.
y.
187,
p.
operatiofts—-—
oper.
—V. '188,
Sales Up—-!'"
/^Jo, are included for
ry.
p.
income—,
$195,462
^'60,085'
$163,426
56,518
$938/?2e
435.696,
$1,154,395
.
402,993
40.
Chemetron Corp.—Building Liquid Oxygen
Plant—
nitrogen, and argon
Los Ahgele's/ Calif., -to expand its West Coast. industrial gas
Ground-breaking for
a
$1,750,000 liquid oxygen,
plant -in
plant xo LOS Angeles,- cailt., to expana us west voast. muusixmi
production has been announced by the National Cylinder Gas Divi-
>441^£2^$11,12>1565 S8j,8 <9,002 $b9;375,79G_
Stores
„
revenue-from rail¬
way
31,
$14944r^^ill^ys^
S
—
_
acquisition,
periods subsequent
sioo' of Chemetron Corp.
Similar
2903.
-
'
plans to extend ,NCG liquid oxygen production to the Efcst
announced in May when the company began fcohstructibn of
e
V.
Manufrr<*1irjng,
sropthn1
stockho1
-
-
^
yf
-
—Borrowings Approved—
^
-
Aug. ll approved the issuance to institutional
to
000,600 15-year 5'%% notes. The proceeds Would be
^T'i.ire, $8,000,COO 5l/4% notes and for wording caprtal.
insurarice companies and a pension fund purchased the notes.
largest amount—$9,750.000—went to New York Life Insurance Co.
a*
188,
$1,875,424
on
442.
p.
®perUlBCOme
188, p. 4o.
520,987
*
^0
J
^13,902,913 $16,762142
3,661.901
5.523.B84
This
Aug.
and
7,
corooration
Corp.,
-
•
Far Hills, N. J—Eegisters
"
rcsuit
need
for
high-purity-r industrial;
gases, "by.
increasins
West Coast. -mdusWtes^
from steMUy
He_^hled
hydrogen plant at £ompton
a registration statement 'with
the SEC on%Ynotably aviation, P^ectronics,..^troleui^ met^s^d pow^r.
1,003,794 shares of tts $1 par classi A .stock
,out that a 70%. expansion »f the NCG
60 cents par class B stock. The class A«
was completed less th'an a year agO.—V.-188. p. ^44.-
filed
1958, covering
shares Of
150.569
a
'
Production
Proposed Offering—
$1,458,135
new plant at Philadelphia. Pa.
• *
• • ^
•-» '
: T" 1
Division President J. L. Adank said in Chicago that the new Los
Angeles area plant will f>e Built In Uompton adjacent to facilities now
.producing NCG oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and acetylene in gasedus
sform. *
^ s:
r"
'
Productioh is^ scheduled for early J.959. Production capacity will
exceed 30 tons Of liquid oxygen, hitrogen and ergon pet day, and
the plant is designed-for expansion as demand increases. Mr. Adank
said
Tl?e liquid gases will be distributed throughout the Western
-
Cador
revenue from rail-
way
the
for
2650.
Railway
$1,813,945
02,579,858
oper.
$1.16
JThc
1958.
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
-1958—6 Mos—(957
1958—Month—3957
„
51,827^
$431,410
10.10c
the
July 31
ly3l~"
T.
Butler
inp
The
used
Net
of
investors
45.
Atlantic
income
deduction
30,
June
Coast were
operations
oper.
-"
$2,501,194
$0.29
outstanding
shares
net
before
million
$1.7
Capital
minimum
from rail¬
,
consolidated
Railway oper.
for
iUiJ,
date
—11—^ J—$620,482
share on the shares outstanding on June 30, 1958.
As
at
June
30,
1953.
consolidated net current-assets
million as against $52.0 million at the end of 1957.
The
long-term debt amounted to' $29.4 million at the end of
15 states
1968," Is estimated at
cents per,share*,_This compares "with a net profit of'
cents per share')" for tW previous year.—V. 187, p. 2330.
profit
$475,000
to
*
4,684,246
2,183,052
per
1958—12 Mos—1957 ->
1.922,100
12,326
1,183,000
3,415
-
centeri—.—
"Sales
f 1957
' *
yard in
net
Sales^
'r1958
\
'
1,397,034
776,552 "
2,152,418
on
to .$1,201,135
'
188, p. 442.
.1958—3 Mos.—1957.
ouncel—————
Tlie
u
inepme
taxes
income
The
.
Valuejtt $35 U. S.
per
(& Subs.)—Earnings Declined—■
Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—^—
Yardage'' diedged__^i—
$2,304 425
2,455,473
rj'
1957
figures "shown a^ove include1 the results of operations pf. Lewin-Mathes
Company", the assets and business "Of which were combined with those
of Cerro-de Pasco Corp. on-July 1.- 1957.
This business combination
lias been treated as a pooling of interests for • accounting purposes.-- v
-
clown
Territory of Hawaii.—V.
Period End.
$402,903
$4,104,596
$46,950,359 $56,839,590
before
Based'
*
2217.
$326,022
revenue—
revenue
way
—V.
oper.
•
449,639
'-Earnings per share--—
business.
loan
the
Period End.-May 31—
St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
by'shareeai'ly part
of the merged v
annual,volume
;Budget Finance Plart Will now have 93 offices operating in
and
Butler Brothers (& Subs.)—July
Atlanta &
-
r
.
$966,505
242.
•Refundable
Income
that
headquarters of the combined companies will be located' in Los
Angeles, 'Calif,, with a regional headquarters-office maintained in
New
York
City.
The newly merged nationwide consumer financecompany
will be the nations 12th largest engaged primarily in the
U.
13,553,527
5,317,331
;
.
approximately
be
The
from rail¬
operations
way
Estimates
1958,
will
business.should
Value per
Net
.
September,
company
•
$2,835,879
1,628,104
$730,109
$393,402
193,571
-
and Albert
announced
p.
''>
50,958,793 272,907,947 298,767,463
40,554,093 212,716,196 232,143,435
49,888.662
have
expected that the merger, having been ^approved
holders of both companies will be consummated during,the
Ounces
Railway
Railway
President,
Offer,
Directors,
Bulolo Gold
1958—Month—1957
Period End. June 30—
S.
of
is
It
■
•Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
„
'
'
——
Income
(Calif.)—Merger Approved—
New -York.
:
46.
Cerro de Pasco Corp.
■
.
188, p.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Behrstock, Chairman of the
at
a
special meeting of
Shareholders held Aug; 5, the shareholders voted tb approve "the' pro¬
posed
merger
of this company
with Signature Loan Co:,
Inc.' of
..
$3,445,241
-3,051.839
.
operations
oper.-income—v'"
ry.
—V.
.
2115.
p.
Charles
Board
of
-
from rail-^
revenue
way
-
compared
in the three months ended March 31/ 1958. This is equiva-
Budget Finance Plan
of
•
-
1958—6 Mos.—19.57
$3,619,585 $21,202,195 $22,168,498
2,889,476
18,366,316
.18,063,902
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue— '
Railway oper. expenses.
Soles
;
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
the earnings
. .
..
ended
income
after
,.
non-recurring
this
Including
.
three
the
of
Central
after
period shown
$887,958
U. S. supplier" of plastic materials and special chemicals,,
the chemical specialties in three plants located at Fords,
Tliomasville, N. C., and Calumet City, rill.—V. 187, p. 2446. >
produce
J.,
(after
—V.
Mr.' Oare,-
to
...
for
terms
major
will
provision for dividends on the 4%i% preferred stock! to a
profit of 52 cents per common share for the second quarter of 1958,
as compared to 30 cents per common share for the first quarter of 1958. f
V*";
new
rates,
effective Aug.
14, are up
*/e of 1% across the
ahd are as follows; five to 29 days, 1 %)%■; 30 to 89 days. l3a%- ; 179 davs, IV2%.; 180 to 239 days, ls8%
and 240 to 270 days.
The
Ke,lr
—V.
the
1,502,777
$1.80 ;
in'this
invol-ved
were
above.
shown
income
xiet
compakiy
$564,617
lent
in the rates paid fox-
according
Chairman.
board
Net
1,503,610
$0.82
the company's Aer-a-sol Division
1958
assets
non-recurring
months
;
share would
The
consolidated
of >4 of 1% across the board to be effective
Aug. 11; according to Robert L. Oare, Chairman of the Board.
The company also on Aug. 13 announced a further increase in the
Bpard
used
the
recent trip
a
a
,
outstanding
share
that
with
per
oare stated.
1958, the company opened
Aug, 8 announced an increase
under
Union
$2,697,604
$1,224,744
stock
,1
first
the
introduction
To Increase Commercial Paper
will manufacture
polymers
to Europe.
~
; '
Chimique Beige,
a
leading manufacturer of chemicals in
will supply to Catalin all data and information required for
manufacture of the products covered in the agreement.
Catalin,
on
227,831-
227,831
1_-
-
outstanding at end of respec¬
cash.
for
estimated
income
of
Oare.
the
of
The company
Net
15,655
$2,925,435
transaction.
providing for taxes
expenses in connection with the sale, will be $363,000 or 24 cents
common share.
This income has not been included in the results
per
Its commercial paper notes
90
^
—
the
sold
is
and
"The 1958 motor vehicles remaining unsold
of new 1959 models should not be
excessive, and 'the new models should stimulate ai)i upturn in sales
©f both new and used "cavs in 1 the latter part 'of- this
year."
the
•
3,001,200
15;037
;.
new
predicted by Mr.
at
dividend-
com.
per
During
was
•
Is
periods
Earned
discount branches and 22 new direct and personal loan
Offices,
raising the total to 172 discount branches and 239 direct
and
personal loan offices opeiating in 32 states,
the District ol
Columbia and Ontario, Canada.
■" ■
<
An
increased volume
for the company in the remainder of 1958
eight
1,602,587
$1,452,575
available for common
Balance
tive
indications
present
of accuracy. However,
optimistic outlook," Mr.
more
a
month
stock
5,942,290
3.070,199
—
taxes-
—:
Number of shares
rose substantially
June 30, 1958. The
degree
any
warrant
the
and sell emulsions and solutions
plastic paints, coating and adhesive
of a 10-year license agreement' with
Union
Chimique Beige, S. A., Brussels, Belgium, was announced on
Aug. 8 by Harry Krehbiel, President.
«•<•» -•
' v -.-■ r
Mr.
Krehbiel
arranged the agreement with Ivan Lebrun, General
Manager of
the
Belgian
Company's Chemical Specialties" Division,
corporation
acrylic
applications
subsidiary
of
America—New Licenser- Agreement—
Europe,
from $744,214 at June 30,
1957 to $1,455,991 at
improvement resulted chiefly
from
better
underwriting conditions reflected
in somewhat higher
premium rates, lower claim frequency, and lower average cost on
collision losses. "Since outside forces beyond our control have so much
to
do with the operation of Emmco, it
is difficult to forecast its
In
This
of
Can¬
and
income
on
income
Preferred
drop of 22.7%."
receivables outstanding at June 30, 1958, amounted to $873,681,380 compared
with $941,730,897 at Dec. 31, 1957, the decline
occurring in the retail and v,wholesale motor vehicle outstandings. Direct
ancl personal installment loans and other diversified receivables, how¬
ever, continued to show satisfactory
growth.
...
Earnings of Emmco Insurance Co., the autoriioblle insurance sub¬
eecm
taxes
Federal
for
Minority interest in net income
year, a
Total
future
provision
Provision for Federal & Canadian income
the
Associates,
before
Profits
'
of
1957
$62,741,656 $79,992,243
—
repoited
sidiary
Catalin Corp, of.
1958
Six Months Ended Jmc 30—
Chairman of the Board.
This represented a decrease of 7.8%
from the $10,159,466
for the first half of 1957.
„0„inont
Net earnings for the major sales finance company
after payment
of preferred dividends equalled $2.78 per share on 3,210,472 shares
of common stock outstanding, compared with $3.01 per share on
same
number of shares in the like period last year.
"During the first half of this year," Mr. Oare said,the automobile
Industry experienced a severe decline in sales of both new and used
automobiles. This decline was principally responsible for the reduc¬
tion of the incoming volume of finance business from $851,4 47,0821 in
the first six months of 1957 to $658,185,717 for the same period this
L.
Robert
Earnings—
Subs.)-
(&
Co.
Brass
Bridgeport
Its
Volume 188
Number 5769
Chesapeake
&
Ohio
Period End. June 30—
;
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
S
«i
Railway
Railway
division,
Ry.—Earnings—
which handles the
$
S
oper,
revenue.
28,891.974
37,994.807
oper.
expenses
20,124,354
24,861,472
167,118,896 214,985,580
125,517.974 147,870,430
Period End. July 31—
Period End.
'
!
8,707.620
July 31—
13,133,335
41,600,922
5,184,964
Income—.
oper.
7,311,797
25,034,262
1958—Month—1957
.
Gross
Net
income
26.001,000
33,206,000
2,805.000
3,832,000
$0.34
_
$0.47
income
Earns,
—V.
per
share..
com.
193,120.000 248,191 000
21,755.000
36,179 000
$2.67
66,256
194.172
22,956
79,978
Chrysler
Imperial
5,300
9,511
35,545
82,125
19,710,089
expenses
16,259,184
oper.
operations....
way
ry.
V.
$
19,648,662
118,633,916
121,696 919
17.356,016
96,091,206
98,305,610
3,450,905
income—.
1,604,980
oper.
trucks
2,292,646
1,264,845
22,542,710
23,391 309
9,211,012
10,337 364
188, p. 244.
expenses
Net revenue from rail¬
operations—..
way
Net
ry.
*
oper.
$320,771
$649,403
$3,080,773
$4,434,630
*27,551
301,245
675.449
2,056,881
income...
Deficit.—V.
188, p.
46.
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
oper.
1958—Month—1957
$2,800,851
$3,201,120
revenue..
oper.
expenses
Net revenue
ry.
—V.
$17,187,749
2,136,457
11,992,222
12,578,414
$802,662
$1,064,663
$5,195,527
$6,182,351
income...
346,599
382,677
2,120,343
188,
before
hole
Coastal's
on
relinquish
or
H.
Dunn, President,
July 31
on
"Earnings for the six months
Standard
75
cents
at
that
93
share
per
time.
the 485,481
on
Earnings
for
the
June
shares
first
1958 were $365,996 or
capital stock outstanding
of
1957
$450,514
were
cents per share on che 483,620 shares outstanding on June
"In
June
the
timberlands
purchase
pany
included
the
lands
mill
saw
a
primarily
was
completed
company
adjoining
purchase
of
30,
9,600
in
the
erty
an
timberlands.
Total
of
The
com¬
cost!
was
producing wells
have been completed on the company's prop¬
leases with others, in which the company has
this year under
interest.
Under similar
wells
is
in
all
arc
and
progress
for
limited,
considerabe
arrangements, drilling
another should be started
in
but
acreage,
adjacent property."—V.
all
of
187,
p.
four
the
additional
These
soon.
instances
the
Coastal
total
work
the
on
time
any
drilling
result of
a
as
of
would
be
of
which
50%
by
each
contract
must
under
specified circumstances before 1966,
complied with certain rental and drilling
specified cash penalties.
have
advance,
decision
final
in
such
limit
The
and
regarding
not have
ownership
rendered
ceen
on
the
leases
July
California
leases
company
has
2797.
interest
>
Period End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
:•/
.
Railway
Railway
20,028,846
20,099,046
expenses
16,148,426
18,224,330
oper.
'H/;
$
revenue..
oper.
112,906,762
,
$
/•
121,993,061
96,604,190 105.384,389
—V.
Company."—V.
188,
operations
Net
ry.
0
3,880,420
Deficit—V.
188,
16,302,572
16,609,272
1,588,500
income
oper,
1,874,716
*352,561
2,508,559
3,879,712
347.
p.
v
Period End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
$
$
$
17,536,061
17,517,690
100,986,630
107,558,835
oper,
expenses
14,447,072
15,235,875
87,438,038
92,768,343
Net revenue
from rail¬
3,138,989
2,281,815
13,548,642
14,790,492
1,019,203
414,776
866,754
net
ry.
—V.
income.._
oper.
to
$
revenue.-
oper.
19,328,103
17,152,297
expenses
13,843,213
13,960,391
oper.
$
$
99,713,506
102,515,102
78,532,578
80,398,139
Net revenue from rail¬
operations——
income—.
way
Net
ry.
—V.
5,484,890
3,191,906
21,180,928
22,116,903
1,910,686
oper.
788,540
5,577,898
Caprolactani
on
or
\f
$0.84
$1.06
Addressing a
Francisco today
Chairman
the
June
equal
(James)
corporation
42,000
All
employees
today
(Aug.
production of
for
18)
its
automobile
duction
■4
will
Of
and truck operations
mid-September.
by
the
total
employees
be
to
begin
1959
recalling
model
scheduled
are
recalled,
31,000
and
cars
to
are
reach
In
30,
to
trucks.
full
the
pro¬
Detroit
area.
1957.
13c
income
Net
per
share
on
June
30,
1958
the
for
the
for
nine
period
the
common
stock.—V.
187,
187,
p,
2116.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
*
1958
1957
$
9
95,526,280
100,501,789
3,108,021
Reserve
for
revenue
income
income
■
taxes
earnings
Earnings per common
1,301,490
___j.
—V.
187,
stock
share
(after
4,195,508
$0.27
;
8,734,457
4,528,949
1,806,531
taxes.
Net
$0.95
applicable
dividends)
2000.
p.
Decca Records, Inc.—Reports Lower Earnings'—
;
first
our
the
for
Aug.
July
immediate
no
ahead
year
said that ■''the level
continue to be most
7
1
reason
will
to
not
believe
reflect
that
steady
of
sales
of
for
-
both
sales
capital
In
reviewing
in
Railway oper.
Railway
the
of
and
in
L.
ry.
—V,
corporation increased abput $10,000,000 during
close to $60,000,050 compared with $21,-
188,
Sales
Froightways, Inc.—Gross
Shows
of
Snead
pointed
strike
at
out that the 1958 earnings were affected by o,
the Freightliner Corp. factory which was settled
2548
187, pp.
Mos.—1957
26,560,379
23,949,958
833,416
$2,263,238 $10,453,597 $14,735,375
1,203,786
5,157,223
7,907,208
47.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1958—6 Mos.—1957
/1958—3 Mos.—1957
$29,499,478 $32,193,510 $50,360,364 $62,372,769
93,594
192,849
174,352
376,767
products
revenues—
Gain—
repotted that consolidated gross revenue
was
$45,583,668 for the seven accounting periods ended July 12, as
compared to $38,685,576 for the same period of last year.
Net earn¬
ings after provision for income taxes were $852,483, amounting to 60
cents per share on the average number of shares outstanding during
the period.
The comparable 1957 earnings were $778,052, or 61 cents
per share on
the average number of shares then outstanding.
The
company issued 270,416 additional shares as of May 21, 11158, %s a
result of a subscription offering to stockholders.
Mr.
$1,709,201
income—,.
oper.
188, p.
Diamond Alkali Co.
Total
President,
Jr.,
4,604,762
f n
Period End. June 30—
443.
p.
1958—6
$6,868,000 $34,394,555 $41,295,654
4,298,558
stands at
now
1949."—V.
Snead,
expenses
operations.—
way
Met
the year, the long-term debt of the corporation was ne$15,203,968 to $13,480,000.
This debt has increased only
since 1949.
worth
year
$6,007,75!)
oper.
RR.—Earnings—•
1058—Month—1957
revenue.-
Net revenue from rail-
from
776,796
*
Rio Grande Western
Denver &
years, the earnings curve has shown a continuous upturn;
three years reflecting price ceilings and normal growing pains.
$1,330,000
stock.
after
its
Period End. June 30—
three
duced
of
the
In
the ten-year
performance record of Consolidated, Mr.
Cummings pointed out that "sales have
grown
from
$151,404,175
in
1949
to
more
than $350,000,000 for
our
fiscal year ended last
June 30.
During this same period, earnings of the company have
advanced 143<*> from $2,506,032 to over $6,000,000.
With the exception
these
$76,370,
$1,742,600,
and
improvement
earnings for the
to
losses
corresponding period of 1957, Decca reported earnings #f
equal to $1.08 per share on 1,602,501 outstanding shares
of capital stock.—V. 186, p. 2048.
satisfactory,
performance."
our
amounted
undistributed
meeting of the Security Analysts of San
in the St. Francis Hotel, Nathan Cummings,
on
beginning
quarter
have
we
luncheon
(Aug. 7)
Board,
net
six-month period ended June 3%
allowing for "the company's share of
subsidiary, Universal
Pictures Co.,
Inc.
This is equal to five cents per share on 1,527,401 outstanding shares*
1958
and 2446,
Cost
$29,593,072 $32,386,359
revenues
of
$56,534,716 $62,749,536
20,716,810
21,503,434
40,253,916
41,138,802*
857,492
816,148
1,763,265
1,531,995
2,221,855
2,167,500
4,474,112
4,382,88#
2,325,580
sold__
products
2,497,100
4,595,186
4,939,141
Research & development
expenses
Selling Ac administrative
expenses
.
Depreciation and
amortization
,
Interest
343,613
326,426
688,799
1,595,138
2,664,769
"$1,532,584
$2,425,364
$0.87
630,820
2,375,138
'
Provision for Federal in¬
taxes
come
Black
Leaf
losses
5,316,391
from
operations, less appli-
Privately
—This company, it was announced on Aug. 11 has ar¬
ranged to place privately, through White, Weld & Co.,
an
issue of $2,750,000 4%% first mortgage bonds, due
March 1, 1978.—V. 185, p. 2912.
Net
income
*Earns.
•
per
Based
com.
on
Crl4,382
taxes.
Inc.
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Bonds Sold
approximately
Corp.—Earnings—
Talcott, Inc. below.—V.
operating
Earnings before
cable Fed.
■
This
Electric
three months ended June 30, 1958 on net sales of $6,940,592
after
taxes
was
$77,267
and
balance
after
preferred
was
preferred
the
of
four-week
Chrysler Corp.—To Recall 42,000 Employees—
,$1.44
147.
Six Months Ended June 30—
;
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Sales Satisfactory—
7,237,380
188, p. 244.
>
share_
com
Gross
before
W.
Jackson, Sales Vice-President, stated that the company is
accepting orders for caprolactam.
Shipments in tankcar quan¬
tities will begin in December, he said.—V. 187, p. 2446.
July 24.—V.
-'
11,189,334
$1.68
it will begin production
quantities
products.'
Consolidated
$
Railway
Railway
18,767,000
11,189,334
Credit-America Corp.—Acquired—
W.
J.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
16,160,000-11,214,600-
-
11,878.000
11,214,500
ended
Other
1958—Month—1957
808,000
,404,000
now
189, p. 347.
Period End. June 30—
798,000*
398,008
__
com.
income
See
is used in the production of nylon 6, a recently de¬
veloped plastic material which has superior qualities of impact, molding
flexion.
Nylon
6 is
used
to
make
molding resins, extrusion
compounds, tire corcls, synthetic fibers for floor coverings and other
"During
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
19,575,000
2904.
I).
1959,
and
"Net
Net
16,958,000-
corporation reports for the nine months ended
of
$20,259,776
compared
with $24,958,419
For
in
1, 1958.
Caprolactani
the
operations..
way
459,000
9,866,000 ' 12,282,000
after
provision for taxes was $25,319 compared with $525,068, in the similar
period of the preceding year, which was equal after preferred stock
dividend requirements to 95c per share on the common stock.
2,400.112
oper.
220;000
sales
months
Dec.
of
revenue..
Railway
Railway
20,204,000
243,000
'
Cornell-Dubilier
The
,
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
40;238,000
16,930,008
244.
p.
Commercial Solvents Corp.—To Produce
earnings
from rail¬
revenue
way
34,118,000
12,148,000
9,468,000
per
$
24,673,000-
outstanding
188, p.
net
$
125,000
dividends
shrs.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
California
This corporation on Aug. 13 announced that
and marketing of caprolactani in commercial
and
Net
$34,430,000.—
19,186,000
9,195,000
___
Consolidated
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
income
income
Curtis Publishing Co.
textile
gross
company
gross
income
calendar year
and
taxes
in
applic.
Earns,
beyond
1,
and
the
1958
1957
the
For
$
inc.
int.
dividends
before
of
or
30,
$296,245,000
of
$36,424,000.
1958—3 Mos.—1957
income
Com.
cases
obligations
utilities
non-affiliated
to
June
257,899,000 271,092,000 498,702,000- 492,617,000
stock
v
or pay
a
of
subsidiary
Bal.
operating costs shared equally thereafter.
"Although The California Company has the right to withdraw from
it
ended
$280,484,000
revs.
taxes
Preferred
and
company
wnolesale
revenues
were
oper.
minority
Net.
the contract provides for the
surrounding each discovery.
Such
blocks
«fc
before
and
Coastal
jointly-owned
in
months
deductions
revenues
Minority
this drilling,
100,000-acre
blocks
12
••
Income
During
occurs.
supplied
the
operating
income
sales
Inc.
com¬
in
manner
outstanding
the
of
188, p. 543.
Net
this period, the costs of the drilling program, in¬
cluding the payment of lease rentals, are borne solely by The California
Company.
or
$500,000,
"Four
the
thorough
Company of California
Oil
exploration
first
1957.
acres
already owned in Louisiana.
auxiliary equipment, but the
and
interested
the
in
part confirms
and intelligent
all
owns
Continental Can Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Decline
of Florida Drilling Leases 224-A(J 224-B and
rights under the contract.
in
also
Period End. June 30—
Company have agreed that any propor¬
tionate
deferment,
abatement
or
suspension
of
drilling
or
rental
requirements established as to the leases may be enjoyed by The
30,
of
half
its
Gas
Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
'■•..I:-'""-.
subsidiary has conducted
properties since the agreement
was negotiated.
Broadly speaking, The California Company will have
earned
a
50'&
interest in the 4,500,000 acres covered by the three
leases when it has spent $10,000,000 in
carrying out the program of
exploration and drilling, or has conducted it through 1966, whichever
its
Coastal
said in part:
ended
V.
Inc.—Drilling Agreement—
announcement
confidence
the three-mile
J.
State
all
important
"Should
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.—Earnings, etc.—
v
reported
Benjamin W. Heath, Vice-President, on Aug. 1 said: "The California
has announced the exercise of its option to go
forward
the initial drilling operations on the Florida
leases of Coastal's
wholly-owned subsidiary, Coastal Petroleum Co.
Under
the terms of
the Aug.
12, 1955 agreement, The California Company was required
not later than Aug. 1, 1958 to elect to drill a minimum of
21,000 feet
of
is
gas
\ork,
EARNINGS—For
preliminary and subject to change.—V, 188,
are
Natural
six operating companies engaged in the natural gas business.
company's six subsidiaries constitute an inter-connected natural
Natural
with
the
2,307,652
'
244.
p.
figures
1958,
delineation
$18,760 765/
1,998,289
oper.
48,729
870,314
Company
from rail¬
Net
36,232
406,591
program
system engaged in all phases of the natural
gas
business.
The
principal cities served at retail are Cleveland, Akron and Youngstown.
They also serve other cities in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Company
at
1958—6 Mos—1957
operations....
way
7,207
107,710
required tor the 1958 construction
treasury funds of the system.
gas
"The agreement calls for a total of 81,000 feet of offshore
drilling on
the leases by 1966, the first 21,000 feet of which must be
completed by
March 27, 1961.
Should oil be discovered by The California
•
Period End. June 30*—
5,893
59,995
Coastal Caribbean Oils,
this
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos —1957
$2,694,368
$3,034,488 $17,200,670 $19,378 139
2,373,597
2,385,085
14,119,897
14,943,509
revenue..
oper,
821,585
543.
pany's
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
oper.
27,708
370,359
funds
of
The
in New
"This
Railway
Railway
8,330
100,503
_
•____jJL.—L«.
Total
248,
Period End. June 30—
3,331
54,102
cars,.
of
BUSINESS—Consolidated
stock
operating
8
.
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
passenger
Dodge
$4 4»
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
revenue..
oper.
712
Total
balance
supplied irom
8,212,552 shares of capital stock of $10 par value,
are
437,602
7.118
^
Quincy RR.—Earnings-
&
1958—Month— ] 957
$
Railway
Railway
237.272
23,729
*July.
Chicago, Burlington
be
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to this sale th<? cbmpany will have
tctal consolidated long-term debt of
$246,769,000.
Also outstanding
a
*1958—7 Mos.—1957
56,814
3.089
188, p. 146.
Period End. June 30—
1958—Month—1957
34,886
I
10,115
p.
t
The
will
Soto
1958—7 Mos.—1957
§
$
'
.
67,115,150
38,206,925
*
Plymouth
Do
operations
ry.
000.
sales and
AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK OUTPUT
$'
Net revenue from rail¬
way
accessorv
1958—6 Mos.—1957
Dodge
Net
corporation's parts and
distribution, Mr. Nichols said.
1958—Month—1957
3
(647)
$0.55
share
2,789,299
shares
outstanding
129,095
-
$2,385,404
$0.88-
30,
June
$4,680,412
$1.68
1958.—V.
187,
2548.
p.
Diamond Gardner Corp.—Definitive Debentures
^
Ready
Production
in
in
-
Detroit,
The
uled
Del.,
following
corporation's
to
model
;
of
1959- Dodge,
De Soto, Chrysler and Imperial cars
plants will begin Aug. 18. with Dodge truck production, also
Detroit
start
car
1959
in
mid-week.
regional
car
An
assembly
production
production will begin
plant in Los Angeles in sched¬
Aug, 25, and a week later new
the Evansville, Ind., and Newark,
on
in
Plymouth
assembly plants in Detroit—the last
models—will begin recalling employees Sept. 2.
Borne
1959 production
to
build
out
1958
is already under way in supporting operations
at various plants in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio,
where basic com¬
ponent parts are being produced in advance of car production to build
up sufficient stocks lor the car and truck assembly plants.
.:
Simca
of
Imported
a
nation-wide
cars
was
sales
announced
and
is
follows
move
the
announcement
Aug.
9
by Byron
of Chrysler Corp.
earlier
in
buying a substantial interest in Simca and, as
development- program, is becoming sole
market
products
Field
general
Sales
the United
in
office
Nichols,
August that Chrysler
part of a world-wide
distributor of Simca
under
Simca will be handled by the corporation's
E.
C. Quinn,
Vice-President and General
Manager.
Parts
and
underwriting group headed jointly by Morgan Stan¬
will be
available
$45,000,000 4%%
debentures due Aug.
the books
closed.
The
at competitive
100.1599%.
group
the
debetnures
through the company's MoPar
as
debentures
sale
on
were
Aug.
13
awarded
on
its
retire
80c'o
of
the
for
4^
delivery
New
York,
—V.
180,
N.
p.
sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1983,. are avail¬
at the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, 30-Broad St;,
Y.,
in
Corp.—July Sales Off—
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$2,711,402 $35,592,791 $36,518,378
Period End. July 31—
Sales
—V.
debentures.
exchange for outstanding temporary
544.
Diana Stores
1, 1983
$2,530,806
188,
p.
347.
to the
bid
Dividend
of
Total
4 Vis.
A sinking fund for
beginning in 1963 of
to
Definitive
able
a
the debentures provides lor annual retirements
$1,800,000 principal amount, and 'is calculated
issue prior to maturity.
The sinking fund re¬
from 101
to the .principal amount during the
1958
as
net
Shares, Inc.—Net Assets Up
assets
compared
13.3%—
*
were
$220,768,603,
or
$2.72
per
share
on
June 30,
with
$199,479,202,
or
$2.40 per
share
on
Dec. 31,
Hugh Builock, President, announced. The dividend of 2Y+ cents
was
payable Aug. 1, 1958 to shareholders of record July 10,
The company's Investments have not only enabled it to pay larger
dividends for the year to date than in 1957, but have produced an
increase in the net asset value per share of 13.3(<> in the six months
1957,
share
a
ended
demption prices range
year.
Optional redemption prices range from 105.52re
prior to
Aug, 1, 1959, and decreasing annually to the principal amount on or
after Aug. 1, 1982.
**" - 4
June
30,
1958,
Mr.
Bullock said.—V.
187,
p.
2235.
last
PROCFEDS—The
sale
accessories
of
price of 101.142% and accrued interest—a yield of
4.30% to maturity. This offering was oversubscribed and
at
Paine;
for
States.
sales operations for
sales
organization
on
Group Vice-President—Automotive Sales,
The
service
Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., bid 100.91 and White, Weld & Co. and
Webber, Jackson Ar
Curtis (jointly) bid
100.799,
both for
Forms Simca Sales and Service Organization—
Formation
Gas Co.—Debentures
ley & Co. and The First Boston Corp. and composed of
69 investment firms on Aug. 14 offered publicly a new
issue
plants.
assembly
Consolidated Natural
of
the
of
to finance a part of its consolidated system
for 1953 which calls for expenditures of $65,000,-
of
proposes to use
debentures
construction program
Dover Corp.—New
on
Acquisition Announced—
arranged to purchase the business and assets
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, for a combination
cash and 10,000 shares of Dover common stock it was announced
Aug. 11 by Fred D. Durham, President.
The transaction, whose
This
the net proceeds from the
company
corporation
Shepard
has
Warner Elevator
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Beibert, President.
Published twiee
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
a
week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago d, rmnois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879; Subscrtpuons
in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 pet year; In Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries. $72.00 oer -v«r.
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
4
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle..
(648)
closing
scheduled
is
date
Oct.
for
1.
investment bankers,
Olirstrom & Co..
Amkirk
is
also
Tenn..
is
exploratory
an
drilling
the
of
Worth.
Its
is
President
2116.
Six Months
of Cincinnati,
Net
1,073,215
Tractor
$0.02
$1.35
Robert
Rotary Lift Co. will continue to manufacture their Oildraulic eleva¬
at Memphis, Tenn. -V. 187, p. 1541,
tors
Construction
Ltd.,
at
of
two-story
new
a
of
cost
a
than
more
by Canadian Kodak Co.,
has been announced by its
Donald C. Kerr.
When ready for use in the summer of
the building will house all finishing operations in the production
photographic paper.
Canadian Kodak Co., Ltd., is an affiliate of the Eastman Kodak Co,
40
some
years
Ltd.—V.
site
frame
a
main
ice
will
Ebasco
of
of
Ebasco
a
Overseas
formed
was
by
perform
construction, construction supervision,
and
East,—V.
Far
Edison Brothers
related services
in
77''
188, p. 348.
EI Paso Natural Gas Co.—Plans New Gas Deliveries—
purchase
4 that it has entered into contracts
million cubic fept of gas per day,
the rising needs of its California
400
over a period of
markets.
feet of gas
per day from Colorado Interstate Gas Co. and of 200 million cubic feet
per
day
from
Pacific
Northwest
Pipeline
Corp.,
with delivery
at
Rock
Springs, Wyo.
El Paso will deliver the gas to the Southern
20
Paul
will
the
Utah,
The
Mr.
built
that
by
Springs,
gas
said.
before
Paso
Gas
build
will
have
also
capacity
a
be
capable
Vegas,
140-mile
a
Alberta
from
Westcoast
in
of
of
excess
moving
to
sources
Transmission
line
million
700
150 million cubic
American market,
the
has
pending applica¬
authority to export this
government.
Construction
of the pipeline, Mr. Kayser said, is a modification of
announced earlier by the company to build a line from Twin
Idaho, to the California border southwest of Las Vegas.
Applications to the Federal Power Commission for the necessarv
authority to construct the pipeline are now being prepared by El
a
plan
he
Natural
Co.
Gas
and
promptly filed with
The
El
Pacific
the
Natural
Paso
Northwest
Federal
Gas
Power
has
Co.
Pipeline
into
Corp.
'•
*
'
•
'
This
selling
company
Aug.
on
11
broke
will be
of
cost
for
will
be
laid
anniversary
campaign.
Turner
next
and
July
at
of
a
Construction
is
Co.
the
general
contractor.—V.
77
7
'
•
187,
':*■*'
188,
to
are
is
the
be
used
the
to
Increase
intention
present
with-
to
■
'
April
on
'[
Equity General Corp., at June 30, 1958, show net assets
equivalent to $288.24 per share of $2 convertible preferred
(preference in liquidation $50 per share), and $4.71 per share
of common
The
30,
The
each share of The
of
April
If,
25,
for
restated
to
common
purposes of comparison,
to give effect to the
stock held
on
the
record
i
net
assets
at
June
30,
1957
date
were
extraordinary dividend," relative amounts
$285.56 per share of preferred stock
those set forth above would bo
.currently
p.
Equity Corp.
1958.
outstanding and $4.65
per
share
of
common
444.
stock.—V.
188,
•
Exploration Service Co., Ltd., Far Hills, N. J.—Regis¬
5
This
company and Ankirk Petroleo Corp.
(latter of Fort Worth
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 11
195#'
covering S40o,t)00 of working interests (non-producing) in Sinu Vallev
Texas)
Project to be offered for public sale in $12,500 units (of which
$8,000
is payable in cash
and.$4,500 is to be represented by promissory notes).
The interests are to be offered
by
Cador
mission
pan\,
B0';
of
Inc.
will
of
be
Far
Hills,
for public sale cn
for
which
a
$750
a
"best efforts basis"
per
unit
selling
com¬
paid.
According to the prospectus, the Service cornby contract with Amkirk, has the right to
acquire an undivided
beneficial interest lri
Columbia
p.
for
the
a
certain concession granted by the Republic
for
and
production of oil and/or gas
search
in
the
the
name
of
Amkirk.
The
funds
employed by Service company
obtained
by
this
offering wUl be
to exercise its right to acquire the 80';
r
'
-.
V
\
:
and
24,
1955,
the
proposed
November,
in
public
(President)
Maas
directors
funeral
1954,
offering
effective
and
shares
199,907
of
and
of
group
a
of
Louisville.,
other
sell plastic grave vaults, plastic
combination plastic-aluminum casket.
manufacture .and
to
aluminum caskets and. a
■caskets,
plans and patent application rights to these products and the
results of Maas' development work thereon had been acquired from
on the gross sales of all products.
will be conducted into the question of the
of statements in the company's prospectus
(a) under the captions
"Introductory Statement" and "Description of
Products," with regard to molds for an adult-size plastic grave vault)
development, engineering, preliminary tool investigation, tooling, mas¬
tering program and production procedures: and (b) under the caption
"Transactions with Promoters," with regard to rent paid by registrant
for its offices and expenditures made bv registrant for ineals furnished
had
than
more
paid-in
such
of the
its
hearing,
and
$1,355,900
Period Ended July 31—
Salc-S—
—V.
,
com¬
77
■v
FINANCING
A
■
oil
at
(F.)
1958—7 Mos.—1957
silicone
1958—Month—1957
-
$2,399,741
revenue__
-V
r
1958—6 Months—1957
report.
by
General
Electric
research
to
ability
rubber
maintain
strength
and use¬
today a^ "a major advance
described here
was
clfer industry—particularly
the
automotive
unique combination of important properties
will
that
available
Charles
in
E.' Reed,
a
single materia)."
General
Manager
of
the
7
properties.
$2,559,162 $18,765,479 $21,781,304
14,399,267
16,495,964
"We
2,005,297" '2;114,839
expenses.
$394,444
$444;323
income—
*39,134
-173,074
$3
the
Silicone
company's
Department, stressed chat the new nitrile silicone rubber
can
be. processed in ordinary rubber fabricating equipment.
He said
it will be basically a less expensive material thap other rubbers which
offer oil- and heat-resistance only at the sacrifice of other important
'
188, p. 48.
■
'
\
-
$4,366,212
$5,2851340
1,596,139
2,064,198
>
V ! ' 7
...
share,
See also V. 187,
is
per
p.
to
be
withdrawn,-
1205.
/
according
)
'
to
a
Dr.
in
with
Unfilled orders beginning of period:
orders booked during the period.,.
Net
8,461,30*0
and
Force
the
.
speeds, continue to increase,
many
from
tures
minus
65
,
to
plus 350 degrees P.
So far,
material has qualified under this specification,
Unfilled
orders
___________$13,577,100 $22,424,900
end of period
6,616,100
11,343,300
Sales of products and services to customers..
Operating costs, expenses and other charges
$6,961,000 $11,081,600
6,851,100
9,641,200
Qne
of
automatic.
"eliminate
with
Income
from
operations
$109,900
-
Interest
on
Federal
income
debt
earnings
Earnings per common
187,
p.
63,100
$1,503,500
•<
;
11,800
'
taxes.
Net
—V.
$1,440,400
53,200
$163,100
:___
Total
2549.
L_
share
:
4
17 400
78,200
113,000
$73,100
$713,100
$0.15
si 68
of
to my
knowledge,
but we believe nitrile
the most : important automotive
applications will be in
transmission •*: seals
where .nitrile
silicone
rubber
will
need for compromise'.' between marginal oil resistance
materials and - marginal heat resistance with others.
Dif¬
the
some
ferential
crank-shaft
seals,
seals,-rubber
brake
parts,
and
gaskets
promise to be automotive applications, Dr. Reed said.
' •
Other industries cited as potential users of the new material include
.
.
electrical
oil-well operations, and many other
kinds of lubricated industrial equipment that use gaskets and seals.
It was emphasized that
the current announcement was orinrinally
of a research discovery,
but Dr. Reed indicated that nitrile silicone
rubber
Non-operating income
V
do. the job."
also
Total
.
almost
be
aircraft
they carry. The aircraft industry has prepared" a target specification ]
'for a sealant for integral fuel tanks Which must withstand tempera- ^
no
5,281,400
:____
aircraft
As
Air
will not be adequate to Meet
7
"The many hoses and. couplings that carry fuel, oil, or hydraulic
fluids must resist both high and low temperatures as well as the' fluids
.
May 17,'58 May 18,'57
$8,295,700 $13,963,600
7 .7
7
silicone rubber will
nitrile
industry
material ol this type. Many O-rings, seals, and,
engipes, and hydraulic systems are in constant
fluids.
silicone rubber will
-
for
"The
the materials now used for these parts
'the increased temperature requirements.
press
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Corp.—Earnings Off—
.uses
Reed said.
sought a
aircraft
gaskets
contact
t
that the
believe
unlimited,"
Fluorspar Corp. of America—Statement Withdrawn—
at
•
industries—a
before
Dr.
discovered
wich
resistance
aircraft
never
$7,66.6,878
•:
•
Co.—Develops New Rubber—
rubber
of
359,529,879
/
{
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temperatures ranging from ;t sub-arctic 100 degrees below
to the 500-olus degrees required for modern jet aircraft.
chemistry
and
.'a
7
kind
new
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$9,088,898 $63,545,591
■■r'v.
545.
•
combines
fulness
in
The registration statement
filed with the SEC on Dec. 26, last,
covering a proposed issue of 470,000 shares of common stock (par 25
cents)
1976.
p.
Products
from ry. oper.
oper.
180,
1958—Month—1957
310.419,175
1
188,.p.
have-long
rev.
ry.
Its President.—V.
employees by
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—.July Sales Higher—
$87,000,000
$7,478,620
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Net
inquiry
accuracy
*
560,46.9 shs.
1958—Month—1957
commission of 2',>
a
the
At
General Electric
PRESENT
TO
for
Maas
adequacy
348.
Period End. June 30—
covering
approximately 37,319 acres (known as Floresanto 11) located
Siuu River Valley of Columbia, South
America, now held in
plant
production
under
Stanley
by
zerc
28 Weeks Ended—
ters With SEC—
facilities in the are$.
in Cleveland will increase
facilities in "this important
distribution
(
foot
square
compa"hy?s.
registration statement, filed
March
1954
Fishiuan Co. Inc.—July Sales Off—
give
effect to the payment on June 10, 1958
of an extraordinary dividend in shares of
common stock of Financial
Ocncral Corp. at the rate of 13/100ths of a share of such
stock for
Pennsylvania and Western
exceeded $3,500,000. .The
$100 par common stock at par. The company was organized in October)
to
(par $1)___
•Deficit.—rV.
amounts
year
'
on
7
1
1958
EFFECT
$1,353,799
188,
Net
.
stock.
above
last
Exchange Commission, has ordered "stop order"
the Securities Act of 1933 against a registration
statement filed by this company.
The
Commission's
order challenges the accuracy and adequacy of
informational disclosures contained in the company's registration state¬
ment and prospectus and schedules a hearing in Washington on Aug. 23,
1958, for the purpose of. taking evidence with respect to the question
whether the registration statement fails in material respects to.coinply
with
the
disclosure
requirements of the Securities Act and, if .so,
whether a stop order should be issued suspending its effectiveness.
|
subsidiary,
etock
the
'- The Securities
44.
p.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
The consolidated statements of this
corporation and its wholiy-owner]
at that date
sales
increased
far
90,000
new
/"
GIVING
Period End. July 31—
.
•
provide
proceedings
use
laws
investment
accepts certain reinsurance risks from other
Sales
—V.
Equity Corp.—Reports Increased Asset Value—
,
It also
stqck
(M. II.)
988.
p.
Ohio,
in
operates
its
and
founded-in
Nuin's
Nitrite
marking, the Society's
year-long centennial sales
:
,
ville, Ky.—Stoji Order; Proceedings—
.
"
■
••
It
accordance
company, operates.
company
in force.
insurance
—V.
.
■
.
The
Common
ceremonies
completion
^
Funeral Directors Manufacturing & Supply Co., Louis*
Outstanding
new
a
a
100th
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
42-story tower structure and, according to estimates, will
$58,000,000.
Completion is scheduled for late 1961.. The corner¬
stone
which
proceeds
surplus.
investment
Building—
ground
Co.
Num
was
considerably
all forms of ordinary life insurance, employer and employe"
and associated group life, as well as specialized forms of credit
panies.
headquarters
building in New York City that is designed as the world's largest
single-occupancy office structure
under
private
ownership.
Rapid
growth of the Society makes the new building imperative.
It
in
group
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
—To Build New Headquarters
Num
BUSINESS—Corporation is currently licensed to do business in Vir¬
ginia, Delaware, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, North Caro¬
line, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia.
It is engaged in
'
'
a
State
marketing arer.—V> 188,_p. ">45.
net
paid-in
and
for
States
contract
"
.
as
Num
will
and
Chemicals, Ltd.—Notes Placed Privately—
PROCEEDS—The
funds
life insurance.
.
kva.
SEC
capital
544,
"
•,
Ohio Concern—
announced on Aug. 12 that it had purchased the
Chip Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
The agreement .was
cash transaction, with the purchase price not disclosed.
1919 by the Noss family.
Its plant is very
new with tacilitles for the production oi both potato chips and pretzels.
Num
Num will continue to be
operated as a separate corporation
Offered—Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inct, also of
Richmond, on Aug. 1 publicly offered 300,000 shares of
common stock (par $1) at $7 per share. The shares are
not qualified for sale in New York State.
will
and
sales
a
:
the
Potato
York.
company
Fidelity Bankers Life Insurance Corp., Richmond, Va.
with the Southern California companies
covering the 400 million cubic
feet per day purchased from Pacific Northwest and Colorado
Interstate,
««
well as the 150 million cubic feet per day from Canada.—V.
188,
p:
The
—Stock
Commission.
entered
_
with
The
Falls,
Paso
"
,,
notification
(par
company
Num
New
by
the company's Pacific
and Santa Clara plants.—
corporation on Aug.
4
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
covering $165,000 of its 12-year G'i convertible debentures to
at
par
in demoninations of $500 and $1,000 each
and
80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered at $1.25
per share.
Debentures are convertible on or after Aug. 1, 1960 and
prior to
maturity as follows:
$1.37G
per
share through July 31,
1962; $1.50 through July 31,
1968: and $2 thereafter.
The offering
will'be underwritten by Dayton Co., South Miami, Fla.
The proceeds
are
to
be used
to reduce
outstanding debts, to purchase equipment
and for working capital.
..•■'.. 7w V;.
.'77
'.. "7
from
|
dance studios.
revealed
offered
be
Nevada.
The contract with Pacific Northwest provides for the delivery of
Canadian gas whenever its export is authorized by the Canadian
gas.
tills
The
Fibercraft, Inc., North Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
Co.
for
government
million
20
at
(Metropolitan New Yorfc),
-
corporation on Aug. 7 filed a letter of
299,940 shares of common stock
new
Num
The
the
California
of
Co.
Las
of
;
.
subordinated notes due 1967-1968.
000 scries B
that a new 34-inch, 400-mile
Natural Gas Co., from the point
a point south
of Salt Lake City',
Interstate
Canadian
the
to
rated
2958—7 Mos.—1957
$2,832,419 $20,251,078 $19,237,440
1958—Month—1957
348.
p.
covering
ing
,
to supply 58
San
,
10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, through Willis E. Burnside & Co., Inc., New
Vork. N. Y. The proceeds arc to be used for constructing and furnish¬
it was announced on Aug..
manufactured
Francisco
be
its
the best
$3,002,567
—
—
168,
The
cubic
announced
El
will
will
day
per
Kayser
Counties
southwest
breakers
this the
the 7,933
that
the
of
This corporation, it was announced on Aug.
12, has
placed privately, through Glore, Forgan & Co., $8,200,000
series A subordinated notes due Jan. 1, 1974, and £ 1,000,-
Wyo.
which
day,
per
border
million
200
of
Southern
border
Colorado
pipeline,
feet
of
tions
the
California
President,
be
Rock
to
cubic
feet
purchase
California-Nevada
and
there
for
and
Co.
the
on
Kayser,
pipeline
on
Gas
point
a
call
contracts
California
at
meet
to
years,
The
circuit
Federation
The company announced on Aug.
to
kv
230
four
The
equipment
will
Switchgear Division in
V. 188, p. 348.
'
1958—Month—1957
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$7,447,131
$6,834,260 $57,581,607 $54,267,040
Sales
last
Period End. Julv 31—
SEC
*
1,
York
7.
cars during July, making
October," Mr. Nance said.
"And
new
Fred Astaire Dance^ Studios
has been awarded a $2,690,365
company
Authority of the State of New
for the Niagara Power Project,
'
countries
444,
p.
Stores, Inc.—July Sales Up—
Period End. July 31—
—V.
188,
a
of
Manager
Aug.
on
14,763
since
Inc.—Files—
contract by the Power
oil circuit breakers
13.
Thought to be the largest single oil circuit breaker package ever
obtained
under
one
contract,
the award calls for. the company to
supply 113 kv circuit breakers rated at 10 million kva and twentyThis
engineering, general
and
Middle
afford
announced
June
any
Nance, Vice-President
the new Mercury-Edsel-
J.
James
—
September and completion
1959.—V. 187, p. 2799.
early
June
General
and
Co.
delivered
1957,
Franklin StoresCorp.—July Sales Higher—
•
*
vehicle
to
to
the
a
Services
Ebasco
through which to undertake contracts
of
corporation,
for
September.
month
gales-
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Awarded Power Contract
subsidiary
Bond
Share Co., to purchase 100 shares of the common
newly-organized Ebasco Overseas Corp., at $10 per share-
Electric
Stock
order permitting this
an
the new structure.
in
scheduled
is
automobiles increased 36w
in July over
in the last 10-day period of July topping
Frito Co.—Buys
Services, Inc.—Acquisition Approved—
The SEC has issued
in
advertised
be
28,133
,
new
included
will be
cream
Bids
2.296
1.384,179
25,952
805,091
during the last 10 days of July made
10-day period in the past 11" months."—V. 188, p. 245,
plant
construction
'
a
131.518
_
delivered
cars
itself will be extensively" remodeled and used for
cottage cheese and ice cream processing.
Refrigerated storage space,
a
new
bottling room and automated facilities for handling milk and
'
544.
p.
of
The
square
188,
sales
29.346
;
since
Motor
"Mercury
100-by-130-foot brick building on the present
structure used in conjunction with the main plant.
for
call
Plans
capacity for the manufacture of photographic paper products, but will
ialso enable additional expansion for other manufacturing departments.
The main building contract has been let to the Foundation Co., of
Ontario
in Oklahoma
1.169,725
214,454
sales
Mercury
period
Lincoln Division
company has announced plans for a new processing building
extensive remodeling program at its Law ton, Okla., branch.
w
an
25,908
W 673,573
7,540
1,050
Mercury
best
192,466
3,729
16.018
183,761
'
of
Ford
of
;777'
are
Fairmont Foods Co.—Expands
and
will increase total floor area by 50,000
feet.
It will not only provide increased
ago,
feet to 674.000
fiquare
.
quarter.
This
building, the tenth major one to be constructed on Canadian
Kodak's 45-acro site in northwestern Toronto since the company moved
new
there
77
72,161
3,729
1.955
154.415
15,612
similar
—V.
replacements
and
with
,
project,"
Mr.
Kerr
said,
"will
complete a five-year
$5,000,000 expansion program in Canadian Kodak's photographic paper
manufacturing facilities.
It is part of Canadian Kodak's continuing
The
• x-
,
new
program of investment in additions, improvements,
for its plants, processes, and equipment."
July 28 said:
second
20,982
>
98,171
trucks
and
cars
Sales
that bookings will continue1 to increase during the
Meanwhile, all categories of expense are receiving care¬
ful evaluation and control consistent with current levels of business
activity.
V
"The company's financial
position continues -strong, and early in
July bank loans were reduced to $4 million, the lowest level in several
years."—V, 185, p. 2913.
1959,
"This
the
during
year.
a
"Indications
third
President,
of
than
more
building
$1,000,000
on
..
quarter showed an increase
of approximately 8'1 over the first quarter. This increase brought new
orders substantially into balance with shipuents for the first time in
booked
orders
"New
Co.-—Canadian Unit to Expand—
Eastman Kodak
President,
Morse, Jr.,
H.
.
947,630
82.559
Trucks
'
•
1958—7 Mos.—1957
577.854
596
1.185
cars
>.
127,749
72,879
—
s
V
1958—Month—1957
—
Total
^
\7
...
units,
1,050
was
y-y7 7,
•
7.899
Edsel
month
the
for
follows:
End. July 31—
passenger
outstanding—______—" 1,079,675
_______________——,—___
production
to 28.133.
Mercury
.
—
shares
of
Ford
Total
___
taxes
profit
Number
Period
77- >7
tractor
1958 total
breakdown
The
$1,443,991
taxes
income
Earnings per share
Ohio.
V>.
addition,
$22,671
*
income
Federal
In
Lincoln
Federal
before
a
bringing the
1958
$44,550,340 $65,157,722
V:
46,671
3.007,991
V 24,000
1,564,000
Ending June 30—
sales
Net
Profit
company
11,158.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
a
:7:V'. '
(Mich.)—July Output Lower—
producedr 98,171 passenger cars and trucks during
year-to-date total of 805,091.
Thunderbird production in July was 5,524 units for a seven-month
total of 28,930.
Comparable 1957 Thunderbird figures were 1,293 and
April
"7;\:/7.. 7;;:7,7:
Motor Co.
Ford
The
July for
Johnson.
Kirk
F.
partnership organized in
Corp., o? Delaware, as general
...
both
on the
wells,
operator
program
exploratory
two
in
limited
a
p.
builder of elevators, makes the
Bhepard-Rotary combination the nation's third largest manufacturer
Of passenger and freight elevators.
Shepard Warner will now be known as the Shepard Elevator Co.,
Divi ion of Dover Corp. The name "Warner" will no longer be a part
of the business name.
■
!..777-\:
■ J 7 7.The Shepard Warner Elevator Co. was formed in 1955 after a merger
Of
Shepard Elevator Co. and Warner Elevator Manufacturing Co.,
Memphis,
conduct
to
include
February 1958 and will dc the
All its stock is owned by Ambassador Oil
concession.
the
Fort
the
Of freight, passenger and residential
traction elevators, dumbwaiter
equipment and elevator accessories with present personnel and man¬
agement.The alliance with Dover, whose operating division,
the Rotary Liti
of
and
will
organized
was
Corp. of
The Service qompany
with Exploration Manage¬
ment
partner and James B. Crawley
as a limited partner.
Charles S. Dewey, Jr., is President and Allan B.
Grady i» Vice-President and Treasurer ol" Exploration Management:
and they each own 50'/;
of the lattev's outstanding stock.—V. 187,
of
highest in the company's history.
Upon
consummation of the transaction,
Mr. Durham said, the
business will be operated as the Shepard Elevator Division of Dover
and its Cincinnati plant
will continue to manufacture its full line
Co.
Amkirk
which
concession
Shepard Warner
is an important manufacturer of geared and cable elevators for both
freight and passenger use. Sales at a current annual rate of about
Stemming from an enterprise founded 98 years ago,
$5,000,000 ere
from
interest
by G. L.
1958, was negotiated
New York City.
*
Monday, August 18, 1958
.
would
available
be
introductory price
V.
188,
p.
is
The
a
expected
product before the end
to be in the vicinity of
Motors Corp.—To
corporation
will
recall
ployes to their jobs by
annflfneed- on Aug. 8.
Motor
as
of
$15
Tho
pouncjL
1958.
a
546.
General
This
railroads,
apparatus,
recalls
will
Division
in
be
on
Flint,
Recall
100,000 Employes^
than
more
mid-October,
100,000 hourly
Harlow H. Curtice,
rate
em¬
President*
■-
a
gradual
Mich.,
on
basis,
Aug.
starting
18,
and
<
•
with the Buick
spreading to tha
-
Volume 183
other
Number 5769
General
Motors
automotive
and start .volume
overs
divisions
they
as
production,on 1959
complete
passenger
change-'
'Gruen
The
thousanUs
under our
It
;
is
of
employes will be recalled in early November
present plans,"-Mr. Curtice said.
anticipated
in
the
United
to
Mr.
that
Curtice:
hourly
will
States
■
-
.
;;•••>
up
a
will
"
'*
Sales
Discount
to
of
decide' what
retail
July Car Production
This
the
corporation
United
States
Off—
establishments
to
are
the
carry
Seal,
produced
203,023
Canada
and
.v
trucks
and
cars
with
compared
as
Of
1957,
total
the
it
announced
was
—V.
vehicles
produced
by
were trucks.
and 29,792
passenger cars
during
GM
July
173,231
V
OUTPUT
MOTOR
OF
were
Gulton
/
'.
*,'.
•
STATES
1958
.
■
1957
,
,
^
Produced
/
Passenger
ilew
34,088
325,296
235,353
30,920
276,285
:
275,773
38,984
.
t__
,
44,212
184,326 '
188,
}■
v
-
•!%
,
■'
239,553
37,072
29,792
241,756
36,774
•
♦•''^
Period End. June 30-—
Net
$233,247
233,989
.
188, p. 48.
$1,589,359
.1,401,092
product
them.
to
>
Failure
£, * * * "■
t
Inc.
;
-
Develops
—
series
new
of
sion
of
Accelerometer
self-generating,
Aug.
on
14
;
by
Glennite
company's
Series
of
high-sensitivity
Abraham
(
A-395
I.
to
are
be
construction—V.
to
used
187,
Instrumentation
Division,
credited
are
bank
>
repay
1206.
p.
$188,267
the'
Petroleum, Inc.
by SEC—
546.
p.
loans
and
Ilammermill Paper Co.
*21,660
4
y
' >*"/ :
26 Weeks Ended—
Net
>
-
with the Exchange and the Commis-,
period will result in permanent withdrawal
listing and registration. \
60-day
from
Commission's
reaction
sale
of
the
on
company's
failure
oil
and
uranium properties and its annual reports show
In April 1957 the company
split of one for ten of the outstanding common
shares and changed the par value from 10c to $1 per share.
'
1
According to the Commission's decision, Intermountain on July 27, 1955
acquired certain uranium and oil leases in Wyoming from General Oil
effected
reverse
a
.
.
.
&
Uranium, Inc. and Powder Fiver Lease & Minerals Co., for which
1,400,000 shares were issued. Both selling companies were represented
by one Charles Gurney. 1,200,000 shares were issued to Mr. Gurney, but
cancelled
were
finance
90
some
bt
the
same
which
day
shareholders
Mr.
Smith
of
and
in
re-issued
Oil
General
and
July
and
Powder
August
River.
1955
The
re¬
to Austin B. Smith Brokerage Co.,
sole proprietor, and were then transmitted to
issued
were
was
Mr. Giirney. On April 6, 1956, Intermountain issued a total of 274,500^
shares to 58 shareholders of Aztec Uranium Co. for 12 oil and gas
leases which were owned of record by General. Oil and Powder Riverj
June 30/57
147,457
—
based
was
income from the operation of properties.
no
$23,743,113 $23,292,448
Dividends and other income
Stock Listing Sus¬
—
Aug.
corrected reports
the
stock
on
make
to
June 29,'58
;
,
held
(& Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—
■? T"-.
sales
188, p. 350.
Intermountain
has
outstanding 531,034. shares of $1
par
stock,
by 1,997 shareholders.' Austin B. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer and
controlling person, owns the largest block, about 9Since February1955 the company's principal activities have consisted of the
purchase
with,
■
available substantial quanti¬
that test results demon¬
improved tire cord have un¬
.timely filings of current (monthly) reports required by the
Exchange Act of 1934, as well as the inclusion in. such
reports of misleading statements and the admission of material facts.
vibra¬
and
new
impact resistance.—V.
announced
maining 200,000 shares,
$204,781
*37,675
,
and
the
Securities
> •••
accelerometers
file
to
within
the
to
Dranetz,
__
Water
proceeds
further
decision
a
making
The company noted
with
12, the Securities and Exchange
Commission ordered a 60-day suspension of the listing and registration
on the Salt Laxe Stock
Exchange of the common stock of this company.
1,464,444
420
-a
The
,
$1,669,225
$35,284
>*36,590
•
1958—6 Months—1957
$249,112
.213,828
'$742
ry. oper.
incpme->>
oper..
'Deficit.—V.
•
,
from
rev.
Net ry.
'1958—Month—1957
'
its
la
•
White, Weld &, Co., $4,000,000 of 4% first mortgage bonds
due 1988 and 30,000 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred
stock (par $100).;
...'/->/■
'
T '
/.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway toper, expenses-
advised
were
of
catalog
by the
of
purpose
made
Intermountain
Guild
and
40,290
■31,101
sale
the
product,
tires
excelled wearability
Co.—Securities Placed Privately—
The company, it was announced on Aug.
13, has arranged
lo place privately, through The First Boston Corp. and
444.
p.
outlets
the
for
new
that
pension Ordered
a'nd
discount
1
announced
the
and
Hackensack
42,402
251,077
194,900
•
—V.
272,691
>32,294
173,231
June
'r 33,639
206,217
April
Gruen
the
The
two
•>
of-
bringing a new dimension'; to the measurement of shock
tion, particularly in the aircraft and missile field.—V. 188,
39,270
34,157
290,749
:r
February =,—1_.
,
Trucks
Cars
> 212,791
January '
March
Trucks
these
^
-
was
.-?
by
A-380
'
/5
of
ae.celeronieters,
Vice- President.
Passenger
■■;>' Cars
when
>»•>..
•
.
Development
•>':<//:;
AND
FACTORIES
April;
Industries,
<.
VEHICLES—UNITED
>VCANADIAN
last
it^was-discontinuing
108.
p.
>;
*
*
172,
'
1.
Aug.
on
began
company-that
in
278,530
•
during July,
out
cord
of
strated
quality watches.
and the Gruen high style line of
The
move
to
take
Gruen
watches
houses
passenger
during July,
this
ties
aggressive action to protect its retailers
discount houses and other off beat jewelry
i
.
"
of
Houses—
taken
H. Weitzen, President, announced on Aug. 10.
accomplish this objective, Mr. Weitzen disclosed, Gruen has set
newly formed association of wholesale jewelry distributors which
To
employment for General Motors
325,000 by mid-November, according
reach
Co.—Halts
has
thepompetition
outlets, Edward
sales
-v
rate
>"">">
Watch
company
from
5-
(649)
Mr. Curtice*
cars,
added.
"Additional
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Mr.
338,425
Gurney
again represented
the selling corporations and negotiated
controlling person of Aztec but who did not
274,500 Shares,
On' May .8,
1956, 1 Mr.
Smith
with Mr. Smith, who was the
Production
.
glacial
City,
Hoover,
underway
at
the newly, completed Good-rite
plant of B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co. in Calvert
plant brings'glacial: acrylic acid into quantity
first time in this country, according to John R.
The new unit has a capacity of several million
the
^mparts
plastic
"
year.
per
"JJse of
increased
results
in
highly
adhesion
materials,"
reactive
curability
qnd
to
Net
resinous
water-soluble
resins
and flocculating agents.—V. 188, pp. 444;
used
V.
/Goodyear
1
Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.
Director—
a
/
»
Joseph B.
—
7
director
a
the
cf
Goodyear
*
,,
,
?
Hall
Mr.
President
Federal
also
is
of
the
Reserve
Bell
Telephone
and
Little
'the
•
Chairman
Selective
Business
the
Board
Insurance
Selective
of
and
Co.,
a
The
SEC
,
and
Advisory
188,
Transit
Council
Casualty
the
of
United
States
349.
p.
is
He
Co.
at
used
i
$9,332,525
of
These
filed
30
shares
of
No
must
capital.—V.
of
•
notification
stock
(par
by
involved.
is
186,
at
.also
The
>
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
•'
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
•
•.>■>',.
,
the
per
,.,'>
-
company
Aug.
on
7
flatly
denied
the -findings
of
The
$4,601,000 $27,361,000 $30,631,000
-
Net
Net
*
'
from ry. oper.
rev.
*$115,202
$274,385
$2,220,522
188,
> 562,050
3,284,303
FTC
the
1,634,239
temporary
Federal
1958—4 Wks—1957
5
1958—21 Wks.—1957
Q
1
188, p.
'> ■-.>
(W. T.) Grant
•'■•>; >
;
^
'
't
32,687,604 183,673.002 167,458,563
38,073,097
444.
>v>-'\> ■>
■■> ._>:>>.
.
ing
1958—7 Mos—1957
$193,328,897
$195,040,394
Grant Pulley & Hardware Corp.—New Development—
A
Express
The
"Electro
,
Automated"
that
assorter-conveyor
will
be
Finance
in
Georgia,-
can
which
machine
sorting
new
automatically.—V. 188,
is
'
'
,
.
to
discharge
2914.
p.
.
packages
express
used
to
—V.
1943.
been
safely
bank
loans.
the
in
sales
' >
' -•
■
a
>
_
1
•
.»
and
Carolina,
and Virginia—V.
186,
p.
The
certificates
priced to yield
4.10%, according to maturity.
Other
,
.
R.
&
W.
will
estimated
members
Pressprich
Co.—V.
188,
p.
of
the
&
Co.;
are
bid 99.0286',;? .for the certificates,
be
secured
cost
to
Bell
End.
Telephone
June 30-
1957
$
*
$
'
'
'
"
not
by
less
offering
new
than
group
Freeman
&
include
and
Co.,
also
standard-gauge
$3,262,500.
Dick
24,110,958
142,355,038
as
p.
349.
&
Net
taxes
5,289,000
4,217,000
29,660,000
4,045,446
3,640,183
24,603,685
22,387,126
income
6,033,219
4,842,500
33,958,329
29,885,509
5,247,254
4,336,478
29,667,142
27,102,825
operating
after
$8,193,768
'
observed
to
in its
reporting
requirements antf
the
did" not
excuse
that the
defraud
invest
irs
the
com¬
violations
and
that
"
..
20,955,000
23,346,291
148,061,002
168,342,770
17,271,000
18,936,111
121,537,984
2,312,571
14,312,604
17,4G6,4G2
below.—V.
188,
p.
ry.
.Other
»
511,000
753,480
3,098,166
2660.
'
*
'
'-
'
■*
the
this
and
Aug. 11 announced that the Develop¬
on
United
States
corporation.
expand
has
made
Proceeds
cattle
the
of
ranch,
a
commitment
the
loan
packing
will
house,
to
be
que¬
other operations of the corporation in Paraquay.
commitment of $2,600,000 is made in two parts. $2,100,000
at an interest rate of 5.25% repayable over fi\e years
loaned
be
$25,000
instalments
each
and
which
of
the
balance
the
in
first
seven
three
equal
repayments
instr lmentsl
announced
(Ret.),
a
in
Charles
•
r
A.
as
Admiral
of
member
Ageton
served
the
as
board
U.
S.
of directors.
From 1954 to 1957,
Ambassador to Paraguay—V. 186,
1504.
5,370,902
1,216,000
1,344,129
9,112,248
11.076,938
222,000
224,697
2,043,834
1,653,367
9,000
income
oper.
7,560
89;784
,'75,732
1,561,266
11,066,298
12,654,573
income
Miscellaneous deductions
1
available
Income
.-
-
International Resistance Co.—New Products—
The
the
fixed
1,429,000
charges
Interest,
rent for leased
Railroads
&
o
t It
income
per
V.
188,
p.
686,000
651,833
743,000
.
909,433
$0.24
$0.29
r
4,845,431
*
4,463,560
6,220,867
$2.00
.
outstanding
end
of
current
8,191,013
$2.63
sales
Net
Federal
the
-tNet
,
188,
in
$10,233,371
$13,440,373
1,722,659
(est.),_^
taxes
*894,919
Cr875,000
:
per
com.
income.
company
June
of
"Additional
p.
445.
Interstate Department
income
on
loss
application
process
1958—6 Mos—1957
$21,879,045 $30,963,800
Sales
—V.
188, p.
350.
-
Stores Inc.—July Sales Up—
■
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos—1957
$4,570,349
$4,534,485 $28,343,092 $23,518,935
Period End. July 31—
>
Federal
loss
Net
Variable Reference Differential Pressure Transmitter—
absolute, or gauge pressures,
t
unit measures differential,
month.—
2,202,316
420,000 Crl,110,000
.
*2,879,305
1,470,000
Investors Loan Corp.,
v
The
'
'•
new
industries and ground environment testing; for indica¬
and alarm systems.
Compu-Tran
Displacement Transducer—Features low cost, higher
linear output and
designs to suit specific customer requirements.—
in
Corp.—Reports Loss for Quarter—
1958—3 Mos—1957
^
before
taxes
Show,
546.
Industrial Rayon
with the SEC
.
by this company at
Philadelphia, Pa., Sept.
will be introduced
Automation
tion,. multiple pressure scanning^
V.
shares
Period End. June 30—
-
&
Compu-Tran Pressure Transmitter—Designed for low cost
share-
3,111,775
products
new
Instruments
Compu-Tran
This
e r
—
com.
on
following
1958
.15-19.
■
for
'
The
147.
President,
of
to
semi-annual
ten
•>
Exchange Offer—
and
be
to
p.
cility rents (net 19r)__
Net
*Net
Growers Container Corp.—Receives
p.
ranch.
In addition, the funde will provide for expanded
the corporation's quebracho dcDartment.
Koons,
President of International Products Coip., has
the election of Rear Admiral Arthur A. Ageton, U. S. N.
134,428,468
1,957,000
oper.
*Based
shares of class A voting common stock and
25,000
nonvoting common stock to be offered at par ($10 per
underwriting is involved,
The proceeds are to be used to
purchase outstanding stock of Rochdale Cooperative, Inc., and the
; balance for working capital.—V. 183, p. 2183.
improve
capacity
expenses
oper.
$
'
'
187,
'
5,000
Co.
intent
or
mislead
capacity of its meat packing plant with modern facilities for proces¬
sing and canning its corned beef and other products and for the
more
efficient rendering of its by-products.
The loan will also be
1958—7 Mos—1957
revenues-
♦Earns,
No
Paper
Commission
of
to
'
shares of class B
Regis
1958—Month—1957
tax accruals-Equipment & joint fa-
Loss
St.
deficiencies
this
and
V
•
employed to further expand the use of scientific breeding to improve*
and
substantially increase the size of the corporation's herd on its
$
Railway
Railway
'Railway
$47,333,874 $49,360,223
.
Fund
jnillion-acre
$
1958—6 Mos—1957
The corporation on July 30 filed a letter of notification
See
*
$
*
1
349.
p.
Illinois Central RR.—July Earnings-
Hutchinson
1 Greenbelt Consumer Services, Inc., Greenbelt, Md.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
charges
188,
Period End. July 31—
Merle-Smith1;
;
.share).
While
-
•
intent
no
"valued
unworked
in the form of six-year convertible debentures which the
Development Loan Fund has the right to convert into 50,000 shai-es
of the corporation's common stock at $10 per share.
The debenture
agreement will provide that the Development Loan Fund shall not
exercise its right of conversion
during the first two years.
There¬
after, in the event the Development Loan Fund should elect to sell
its right of conversion, it is agreed that the corporation will have
priority to acquire such rights.
.
'
Proceeds
of this
loan will enable the corporation to increase the
26,754,000
income
operating taxes__
4s.
Railroad
Loan
The loan
in
140,192,744
.•
McMaster
1958—Month—1957
$8,137,157
188,
the
been
:
to
is
*
$
23,187,712
—V.
Green Co. Inc.—July Sales Off—;
8al<?S
had
that
below—V.
Co.
$2,600,000
,
1958—6 Months—1957
.
Period. End. July 31—
—V.
ment
will
expenses
•Net
(II. L.)
-
.
claims
were
/
.
Charles A. Koons,
.
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month
,
546
the
plan
any
uranium
understanding
counsel.
comply,
from
there
and
of
GO
involved
International Products Corp.—Receives Devel. Loan—t
230,577,052 219,219,379
Net
>
1958—12 Mos.—1957.
$3,304;i26 $42,152,001 $41,431,978
on Aug. 13 on its bid of 99.08%. The
being offered subject to approval of the
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
equipment
stem
Link-Belt
•;
1050.
36,810,641
1958—Month—1957
$3,780,646
Interstate Commerce Commission and
to
that
lack
a
claims
value.
International Harvester Co.—Unit to Expand—
bracho
personal
38,555,377
Other
competitive sale
from 2,25%
of
-
consult
to
Smith
Mr.
the
accurate reports, failing which the Intermountain common would
permanently withdrawn from Exchange listing and registration.
186, p. 1263.
> /
'•
See
/
v
.
finance
Operating
and
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc. and associates on Aug,
14 offered $2,610,000 of 4% equipment trust certificates
maturing semi-annually from March 1, 1959 to Sept; 1,
1973, inclusive. The group won award of the certificates
are
in connection
companies
the
•
company . operates 83 branch offices,
South Carolina, Kentucky, West; Virginia,
revenues
,
.
and
The
Operating
188, p. 349.
certificates
from
But
unknown
claimed
failure to
not
of
information,
result
used
$
Great Northern Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
at
acquired
claim."
claims
loan
reduce
has
Group
since
North
Illinois
Federal
1 >'
»' •'
.
Period End. July 31—
Sales
two
that
now fully appreciates its obligations and has exhibited a
to file accurate information." Accordingly, the Commission
gave the company 60 days from Aug. 11 within which to file complete
be
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—July Sales Higher—
.
other
out
company
Group,
Tennessee
Period
new-type
a
'
j
pointed
.
Greller Sorting System is
designed Grant Industrial Slides which enable
device
also
.$500,000 is
5.
new
directly to 58 stockholders of Aztec,
the
Insurance
business
located
packages per hour is now in operation at the Railway
Terminal in Long Island City, New York, it was announced
equipped with specially
the
the
3,000
Aug.
on
4
high-speed
new
to
willingness
arranged by R. S. Dickson & Company acting as
Proceeds
■>■>.
349.
Home
'separate
the
"did
49.
p.
issued
were
funds
,
Finance
With
was
loan
.!
1B8,
shares
per
withhold
pany's
agent for the borrower.
•
188, p.
unsafe
*
an exemption with respect either to the
1,400,000274,500-block, the Commission ruled.
There was
disclose, with respect to the issuance of the 274,500
and gas leases acquired from General Oil and Powder
had
tha failure
the Federal courts from
charged misrepresentation
policy of recommending
furnaces, rather than making;
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., Home Life Insurance
Co. and Security Mutual Life Insurance Co. The financ¬
Co.—July Sales Up-
Period End. July 31—
1958—Mopth—1957
Sales
>
$30,454,902 $26,447,146
—V.
deteriorated and
of
•*
to
advanced
$500.00
or
Holland's
and unreliable repairs.—V.
1955,
20,
reports
Commission
were
to
appeal
of
shares.
19,
March
the
Intermountain
Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Places
Companies—This corporation, it
Avas announced on Aug. 11 has placed a $2,000,000 note
issue due 1970 with four insurance companies. Partici¬
pants were the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York,
Notes
'•'-■/
V.
because
Sept.
—V.
.Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up—
Period End July 26—
*
Sales
largely
461,538
until
leases,
the
The
at
246.
p.
Home
"•
will
it
oil
mountain
f
desist order which it said
and
cease
company
leplacement
$3,749,566
973,198
deficit
oper.
ry.
Deficit/—V.
26,881,434
25,140,478
4,326,615
4,240,202
expenses-
an
by
Railway oper.
announced
company
for
until
filed
to
the
unpatented
the
not
report for August 1955
stated that the "appraised value agreed upon by oificiuls of the com¬
panies" for the leases acquired by Intermountain was $3 per acre for
the uranium property and $5 per acre for the oil
property, although
there had been no geologic appraisal of the porpcrties and no explora¬
tory holes
drilled.
The
report
for
May
1956
stated
that
Inter¬
Commission
and
charged that
the Commission' has put its
stamp of' approval upon hazardous repair practices in the heating
industry which could expose innumerable people in private homes,
•public schools and other buildings to the gravest of risks.
'
~
V
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
$4,125,000
revenue
for
had
with
or
failure
that
Trade
•
:
block
a
Which
issued
be
$10.59
filed
were
"I'..."
these
claim
share
v
Jan. 1, 1959 to be good
The proceeds are to be
112.
p.
with
to
$1)
purchase. warrants
exercised
be
underwriting
working
letter
a
common
stock
common
warrants
price.
for
July
on
22,404
claims
not
was
1956
when filed contained false and misleading1
the availability of exemptions from registration
under-* the
Securities
Act, the recipients
of
stock
issues,
and
the
value of mining and oil claims.
The record did not establish Inter-
shares
Co., Waterville, Me.—Files With
Exchange Commission— '
: ! 4
uranium
1955
May
regarding
Holland Furnace Co.—To Appeal FTC Order—
of
Department
->c
.
company
this
member of
a
Moreover,
.>.
and
exercise
Share.
the
of
of
Cleveland, the Cincinnati and Suburban
Crosley Broadcasting Corp., Robert A. Cline,, Inc.,
RR.
$9,604,326
Hathaway
covering
upon
Co.",
Insurance
director
F.)
Securities
Bank
Cc.,
Miami
Commerce.—V.
of
Fire
349.
p.
.41958—G Mos—1957
$1,619,857
60
in
statements
River
(C.
was
company,
1958—Month—1957
and
>'*".>
'
-
Inc.—July Sales Higher—
■
August
mountain's
>.
;
for
April
delay
The
Securities.
outstanding at
outstanding at June 30, 1957).—
$1,700,235
188,
$1.08
1,067,731 shares
on
shares
>
882.
Period End. July 31—
—y.
(based
1,067,521
Intermountain
for
report
reports
filing these reports violated the reporting re¬
quirements of. the law,-which calls for reports, within ,16 days after
the
close
of
a
month- in which
there
occurs
an
acquisition of a
significant amount of assets or a significant "increase in outstanding
800,586
$0.86
the
to
current
1957.
63,21Q
.
667,337
?
announced on Aug. 11
by Edwin J. Thomas, President of Goodyear; Mr. Hall succeeds B. A.
Eolsky, Akron department store pioneer, who retired after 11 years'
membership on the Goodyear board.
•
'
as
dividends
and
->.
of
any
transferred
A
$1,220,641
62,074
declared pn
share!——.—I.
or
1958
187, p.
Election of Joseph J3. Hall, President of the Kroger Co. of Cincinnati,
:
29,
preferred stock—
common stock
on
common
Piiles___;
Hall Elected
receive
> 835,700
922,000
$979,524
Ilartfield Stores
>
349; 246 and 147.
'
income
on
income
June
textile
as
taxes
*After preferred
and
with a wide, range of useful properties."
sizes, sand core binders, latex. - thick?
resins
eners,
State
pividends paid
^Earnings per
small quantities
many
expen.ses„__J__,__^_-_>_»__
and
Dividends paid or declared
said."When polymerized alone or as
other monomers,
Good-rite
acrylic acid
with
These
are
in
monomer
$23,890,570 $23,630,873
21,989,046
21,574,532
—
and
Hoover
Mr.
ingredient,
major
Federal
'"•'•■
.
versatile,
this
—
"
Costs' and
new
for
income
,
-
now
acid
The
President.
pounds
ihe
is
acrylic
Ky.
production
*
Total
Goodrich Co.—New Plant in Production-—
(B. F.)
.
a
$847,659
shr.
+Based
*$474,919
$1,092,316
*$1,409,305
*$0.26
$0.59
$0.70
$0.46
on
1,851.255
of
shares.
also. announced that it started commercial production
improved tire cord at its Painesville, Ohio, plant.
new
facilities
are
presently
being
converted to
the (nanufacture
Frederick, Md.—Files With
corporation on July 31 filed a letter of
SEC
notification with the SEC
$50) and
fconsisting
Preferred stock can also bo
covering 3,190 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par
1 978 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered in units
one
share
of
each
at
$56
per
share.
purchased alone at par. No underwriting is
to be used
to repay bank loans and other
involved. The proccrls are
short-term loans.
V. 18b,
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(650)
approved
7
of
Board
tiuction
Inc.—To Be Listed in New York—
Jetronic Industries,
The
American Stock Exchange
the
of
Governors
for
188,
188,
Air
systems
the
recently
company
re¬
writing
and
Force.
of
Lake
Superior & Islipeming RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30-—
Railway
oper.
■■-f
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
Retail sales
ry.
$1,986,710
1,314,250
1,471,927
$442,550
*$103,682
$T14,783
312,010
*202,506
297,590
$226,005
op.
188,
268,752
350.
p.
Perlod End. July 31—
Sales
t
—V.
30,984,553 231,585,200 219,591,235
32,582,677
$1,210,568
294,620
.
.
188,
Higher—
1958—Month—1957
'
$4,574,374
The
Jiffy Steak Co., Freedom, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
company
Aug.
on
filed
4
notification
of
letter
a
First
to
up
the
with
it
to
covering 3.000 shares of 7%. preferred stock (par $50) and 6,000
shares of common stock (par $5), both issues to.be offered at par.
No underwriting is involved.
There will be offered one share of common stock with each share
3
of
4,.<4S.
exceed
1OV/2T0
exhaust
plus accrued
the
of
sum
$300,000,
interest.—V.
187,
prices
at
and
to be used to purchase machinery and equipment
bank loans and the balance used for working capital.
proceeds
to
Period End. June 30—
are
reduce
Offering—A sec¬
stock (par
$4) was made on Aug. 14, 1958 by The First Boston
Corp., Dean Witter & Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co. at $12 per share, with a dealers' concession of 55
cents per
share. The offering was quickly oversub¬
scribed.—V. 187, p. 2530.
ondary offering of 133,500 shares of
Period End. June 30—
r
$4,974,043
$5,654,035
$28,244,830
4,128,391
4,869,145
26,309,958
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue.,
Railway oper. expenses,
from
$845,652
$784,890
$1,934,872
mill &
to
members
&
of
Co.;
Co.—V.
171,753
*2,586,306
Steel
Link-Belt
the
New
the
ofvjnternational
contract
for
Harvester
automatic
an
$2,625,125
1,481,135
$144,558
$117,843
$1,143,990
income.,,
—V. 188, p. 247.
55,096
41,000
432,651
$1,013,543
361,462
for
is scheduled
1,505,230
contract
the
for
Wisconsin
of
ovens
the
of
Ground
$2,518,773
ry. oper.
coking
amount
1958—6 Months—1957
$377,360
259,517
the
prepara¬
was
Steel
Co.'s
Chicago
Net
run-
early
Net
ry.
oper.
—V.
The
Consolidated
••/
first
the
Geo.
G.
with
six
net
Montgomery,
$5,882,000,
The decrease Is
of
1958
attributable to
lands in.California.
•
$5,592,000,
a
subsidiaries
$1.41
or
for
bridge,
the
share,
per
same
V '
-
' *
'
'
tions
of
Montgomery pointed out that because of the seasonal nature
company'6 agricultural activities, the first half figures are not
representative' of the year- as' a whole.»
The company on Aug. 7, 1958 reported gross oil royalties from its
the
*
test
in
California
down from the
Royalties
of
gross
the
for
the
for
months
six
$11,096,000 for the
month
$1,709,000 for June,
first
June
of
were
1957;—V." 188,
of
1958
of
first
missile,
installation
of
the
the
employed
aircraft,
of
and
f Keyes Fibre
the
At
there.
headquarters
for Litton's Airtron
See also V. 188, p. 547.
Linden, N. J.
Period End. June 30—
Net
sales
Other
—
Income
profit
$7,494,558
.....
expenses.
4,810,518
oper.
common share
♦Deficit.—V.
835,728
$769,026
$0.99
$0.99
$5,988,274
26,292
B-l)
Aug.
-on
7
Bond Fund (The. Keystone Custodian Fund,
with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
its registration statement
covering a pro¬
1,250.000 shares of capital stock of the fund
■
is contingent upon passage of legis¬
permits an .< investment company whose assets are almost
.exclusively in tax<*xempt securities (more than/ 95%
of its
gross
income must-be'tfierived from such
securities) to distribute tax free to
is
from
tax
free
securities.
adviser.
counsel.
Officers
Brothers-
nationwide
The
to
will
manage
underwriting
fund
Statement
is
be
adjustment
for
writing. i.,The
Series B-l,
the
and
offered
at
the
underwriting
the
shares
fixed
quantity discounts,
fund
te-
price
of
$20
will
form
since
1935
as
an
open-end
a
—V.
the
U.
S.
anticipation
the
trust
present
of
the
agreement
tax-exempt
so
Government,
Stockholders
fund.
of
new
to
diversified
invest¬
to
and
Custodian
in
other
Fund,
high
Series
grade
B-l,
in
stockholders- such
have
approved
amendments
to
possible for the lund to operate as a
the ftmd will distribute to its
its portfolio ol' non-tax
exempt bonds
it
the
of
to
as
agencies,
legislation
make
Prior
its
or
Keystone
1958—Month—1957
188,
1958—Month—1957
•
$4,531,000
2842.
The
„
Yonkers
and
is
Road
188, p.
011
a
major
July 26—
artery
White
Because
provide
26
midway
be¬
—
1958—Month—1957
$28,557,379
$27,953,281
188, p. 350.
(S. IL)
1958—Month—1957
188, p. 350.
of
for
cash
weeks
serve
1958—7 Mos —1957
$186,134,797 $185,768,726
this
of
station
At
Aug.
12.—V.
188,
::'-;':/77
1958—Month—1957
corporation
reports
1958,
30,
first
half
of
of
•
■
-
' 1
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$ 7c
net
50c
$
$
.
:
79,987,321 472,340,531 446,005,320
outstanding June 30,
10%
a
increase
sales
the
six-month
period
compared with 46c per share
figures based on the 494.255
share,
both
1958. Net profit for the 1953 period was
the i957 first-half figure of $228,209.
over
the
for
earnings- for
per
with
1957,
first
with $9,728,767
half
the
for
quarter were
of
1958
amounted
period
same
18%
above
year
a
the
first
to
$10,737,936,
Earnings
ago.
quarter
of
1958.
'jV;
'
Motorola, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
;
$
Net
1
sales
43.650,070
inc.
before
Profit
Net
taxes
-
j
1,272,191
800,515
3,409,778
" 1,478,297
based
-
shares
1,935,131-
In
g
,
53,384,964 >84,544,562 105.666,759
3,104,385
3,181,430
7,723.079
1,832,194
1,703,133
4,313,301
1,722,950
' 922,435
*
i
earnings
per
share
Earns,
$
,
%
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
!■
Fed. & state tax. on inc,
•
$0.41
$0.66
■
—
•
.
$0.76
$1.76
the
1958
company is including manufacturing overhead
in the
products instead of expense as more fully explained in footnote
1957 Annual Report.
This had no effect on reported earn¬
ings for the six months ended June 30, 1958.
If this had been done
In the six months ended June 30, 1957, reported earnings would have
been four cents more per share in the first quarter and seven cents
more in the second, quarter.—V.
187, p. 1545.
cost
1958—7 Mos.—1957
D
of
the
to
1958—30 Wks.—1957
..
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
1958—Month—1957
Operating
$10,328,000 $10,296,000 $65,323,000 $65,948,000
revenues
20,991,254
Operating
1958—6 Mos.—1957
expenses
12,950,242
Federal
Co.—Earnings
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
$
Inc.—July Sales Increased—
$
$
19,201,575 122.622,413 112,384,826
12,335,285
78,158,604
74,532,242
taxes—
2,936,065
2,426,798
15,684,746
operating taxes—
1,748,130
1,484,148
10,452,722
8.892,197
operating
Other
weeks
26
the
on
4c
or
the
loss
Federal
1958
carry
income
earnings
3,356,817
2,886,130
2,955,344
18.326,341
15,970,820
for
the
corresponding
forward
it
will
not
period
be
of
2,521,759
15,613,428
13,657,978
the
1957.
income
12,989,567
over
on
stockholders
Period Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
June
69c
or
share,
per
$342,680,
22c
or
for
the
share,
per
the corporation's results
Federal
Other
Income
1,
1958.
v
taxes—
-
"
'
first
held
May
on
12,
1958,
the
Metropolitan
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.—Sales 18%
Sales
to
for
the
first
for
$5,931,993
six
the
months
of
period
same
1958
in
1957,
Lower—
$4,873,129
were
as
reduction
a
compared
of
approxi¬
$
18%.
mately
$129,898 in 1958, equivalent to 26 cents per share as
to $151,863 or 30.4 cents per share in 1957, a reduction of
Earnings
were
compared
about 14%.—V. 187, p. 1651...
*
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—New
-
-
•
Stream' at
Anaheim, Calif.—
$
22,121,920 135,155,644 131,344,4387
15,149,34G 194,104,780
91,236,032
2,749,452 " ' 2,567,250
1,533,466
1,461,401
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$100,126,851 $104,217,641
187, p. 2343.
before
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$
,
1958—Month—1957
$15,105,859 $14,937,251
—V.
for
,
1958—Month—1957
taxes—
operating
447.
188, p.
Sales
-
meeting
" 15,212,836
expenses..
after
Period End. July 31—
with
22,621,853
revenues:
Income
charges
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—July Sales Up—
to
necessary
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
;
Net
—V.
taxes.
compared
taken
was
annual
Net
.
this corporation earned $306,194 or
shares outstanding.
This compares
$1,070,049,
were
as
1958
share,
per
tax
of
1,541,137
change of name from Du Mont Broadcasting Corp. to
Broadcasting Corp. was approved.—V. 187, p. 2703.
operating income
after charges
Net
—
—V.
1958—7 Mos —1957
$4,481,870 $76,278,211 $80,185,650
14.553,217
14.336,634
9,371,617
9,422,438
188,
p.
3.126,099
2,683,803
2,943,923
2,574,586
17,126,030
14,437,636
16,349,583
14,528,780
547.
heim,
Co.,
a
Plant
on
'
.
liquid feed premix plant at Ana¬
Calif., has been announced by the U. 8. Industrial Chemicals
division of National Distillers & Chemical Corp. - -
Completion
of
a
MOREA(R)
new
Robert
H. Cornwell,
U.S.I. Vice-President in charge of production,
the new plant is now manufacturing MOREA premix concentrate
shipment to Pacific Coast area mixer-distributors, who blend the
liquid product with molasses for sale to beef cattle and sheep feeders,
has had
its
present V-Loan of $2,800,000 amended
provide for maximum borrowings of $5,000,000. Edwin D.
Campbell,
said the increase is needed to finance the $23,000,000
pro-
Treasurer;
SEC
for
of
corporation on Aug. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
subscription by present stockholders at $24 per share on the basis
one
new
share
for
expire in September.
then
be
offered
tor
and
Milgo Electronic Corp., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
The
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.—Amends V-Loan—
to
for
'' 7/-;
•
In¬
as
George
are
'
'
7
during the second
—V. 187, p. 47.
•
Fund
Acquisition of radio station WHK in Cleveland, Ohio, was approved
by the Federal Communications Commission and the management of
*
corporation
scheduled
..
June
the
compared
$7,562,304 $66,297,700 $64,487,737
1957 period.
Cash earnings reflect
depreciation and amortization.
776.
Kress & Co.—July Sales Up—
$12,229,131
The
77.
said
Period End. July 31—
—V.
will
the
1958—Month—1957
Net
Sales
Power
of
1958—4 Wks.—1957
31—
7,586
:
Co.—Bond
81,387,113
$250,911,
$8,675,790 $54,818,478 $56,762,320
lite
added.
p.
first
$65,254,
The
Kresge Co.—July Sales Increased—
Period End. July 31—
7'
$3,221,153
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
This
1958—26 Wks.—1957.
$2,634,226 $17,122,235 $17,694,157
$
—V.
•213,090
been
188, p. 351.
ended
350.
share
per
with
1958—7 Mos.—1957
traffic
the
For
20c
$3,975,000 $33,863,000 $30,232,000
Plains. N. Y., Mr. Willensky
White "Plains store was closed on Aug. 9.—V. 187,
(S. S.)
27,528
/:^.7
• /..-•
■
Consolidated
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.^Reports Higher Prof.
corporation, it was unnounced by William Willensky, President..
store, located in the
Midway Shopping Center on Central Park
Ardsley
420,055
1958—Month—1957
—
—V.
The
«nd
$1,072,2,82
62,294
—
—V.
>
Mercantile Stores Co.
.
tween
$651,191
350.
Period End. July
Sales
(E. J.) Korvette,
Inc.—Opens Westchester Dept. Store
^no^ier department store was opened for business on Aug. 14 by
this
Avenue
2,148.871
$191,834
248.
Period End. June 30—
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—July Sales Increased—
p.
1,797,617
$202,328
Power
originally
548.
Sales
Shoe Corp.—July Sales Increased—
p.
Months—1^57
$2,448,808
333,739
ry. oper.
p.
1958—6
$525,573
closing
permit its operation as a tax exempt fund.
will be the policy of the fund
to confine all Its Investments to
exempt obligations, except that, pending investment in
tax-exempt
securities,- assets may be held in cash cr
temporarily in obligations
of the United States
Government.—V. 188, p. 247.
187,
and
'
$8,040,738
—V.
It
Period End. July 31—
had
$3,990,297
*117,585
Paul, Minn.—Registers
directors
$8,694,067
Sales
')
■,
Offering Postponed—The
company announced on Aug. 11 that due to adverse con¬
ditions presently existing in the bond market, it has
postponed its proposed financing to Aug. 26. The sale
188, p. 350.
Period Ended
•
tax
—V.
Montana
-
1958—4 Wks.—1957
—_
•./?,
$505,692
303,364
Income
oper.
ry.
on
—
Melville
For many years it has followed the policy of
investing
which currently exceed $9,000,000, exclusively in
obligations
assets,
of
bonds.
outstanding.
period End. July 31—
ment company.
its
rev, from
•Deficit.—V. 188,
McCrory Stores Corp.—July Sales Higher-
registration
share, subject
during the period of the under¬
of
Keystone Custodian FUnd,
583,084
outstanding
the
a
Net
188, p. 350.
Sales
and
by
Mairs
and
$2,356,704
—V.
Such
continuation
a
in operation
covered
$3,199,289
Mangel St-ores Corp.—July Sales Off—
group.
open-end
will
shares
Period End. July 31—
presently .pending before < Congress und it is
prior < to-the adjournment of the present session.
Lehman
Net
for
Sales
legislation
anticipated Will be
enacted
.
the
of
posed, public, offering of
at $20 per share.1 The
financing
shareholders, its net -income
$878,243
268,454
Mairs, Jr., George G. Power, Jr., and George A. Mairs, III, who
are
partners of Mairs and Power.
Officers and directors of the Fund
now
own
1,240 shares of the Fund's stock, or approximately 27.3%
filed
lation-which
473,457
7 v"' "7
expenses.
A.
Ex¬
amendment- to
an
1958—6 Months—1957
50.
investment
Power,
vestment
Keystone Tax Exempt
60,509
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—July Sales Up—
$5,458,618 $33,145,813 $32,527,989
4,580,375
29,946,524
28,537,692
636,433
-
mission
9,227.233
$1,867,567
by the firm of Mairs
and
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Keystone Tax
empt Bond Fund Registered for Public Offering—
8,203.750
$9,717,861 $11,094,800
in
This investment company on Aug. 8 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering 40,000 shares of common stock. The Fund was
organ¬
ized Jan. 1, 1958, and Is sponsored and managed
167. p. 2491.
Series
remain
will
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
833,111'
1958—6 Months—1957
$1,514,111
,:7 $
Mairs & Power Fund, Inc., St.
1,602,137
,
$244,482
revenue—
snares
$7,629,251
$771,441
(on 723,940 shares)
188, p.
5. .See
Aug.
1,492,143
Period End. July 31—
$1,177,756
134,693
$8,060,552
1,607,169
v
Earnings/per
—V.
revenue—
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. Income
1957
$7,968,362
92,190
—....
Profit before Federal taxes 011 Income.
Provision for Federal income taxes.
Net
1958 *
-
-
income
Total
«
•
division
1958—Month—1957
Railway
"
on
.
-
50.
oper.
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
$1,614,000,
-
May 27. last,
stock at $100
on
pm.
declared effective
was
$1,736,625
income
oper.
188, p.
oper.
p.
Co.—Earnings Up Slightly—
Six Months Ended June 30—>
installations.
$100,000
Plains
Railway oper.
>;
defensive ground
in new manufacturing and
plant will be In full operation by
outset approximately 300 persons will
over
Morris
year.
Ham-
1,340,365
Period End. June 30—
$9,882,000,
350.
p.
advanced
the
General
period of last year.
compared
with
same
laboratories
equipment,
the
be
"
necessarily
lands
in
With
,'
Mr.
McMaster
Co.;
$123,660
Railway
Expand—
began the move.
A leading
producer of
microwave transmission components and
equipments, Airtron, Inc. has
pioneered the development of ferrite devices for microwave appliea-.
11.
Aug.
on
for
Mass,
&
and -Shearson,
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Expansion of the ferrite development and manufacturing program of
Airtron, Inc. division of Litton Industries was begun on Aug. 11
as first sections of this activity moved into a new
100,000 sq. ft. plant
in Morris Plains, N. J.
Both the ferrite manufacturing portion of
Airtron's Linden, N. J. facility and its development
group from Cam¬
This compares
period of 1957.
decline in oil royalties lrom company
reported
share,
per
Its
and
company
were
President,
$1.47
or
this
of
earnings
months
Litton Industries—New Division to
Co.—Earnings Decline—
Inc.,
disclosed.
not
the
Kern County Land
.
Baxter
are:
Co.
1958—Month—1957
Railway
from
rev.
as
equip¬
$1,464,025
from ry. oper.
rev,
Net ry.
coal
plant.
plant will be broken In August and completion
1959.—V. 187, pp. 2491 and 2335.
new
group
Pollock, &
E.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
has
Co.
coal
plant at Benham, Ky., to wash, dry and screen 400 tons of
of-mine coal per hour.
The new plant will produce metallurgical
$397,803
253,245
Net
offering
Wk.
registration statement filed with the SEC
covering a proposed issue of 15,000 shares pf. cp.,
Contract—
tion
for
also
railroad
Monon RR.—Earnings—
Division
r
Co.,
certificates,
428,625
Co.—Awarded
Wisconsin
awarded
the
188, p. 548.
Period End. June 30—
The
for
standard-gauge
by new
cost $5,008,000."
per share, without underwriting,
also V. 187, p. 2492.
188, p. 50.
Link-Belt
98.093%
secured
are
The
■;
$4,347,154
58,714
ry. oper.
income
oper.
estimated
Other
29,607,338
rev.
bid
,;v.
certificates
ment
$33,954,492
expenses.
'Deficit.—V.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
.
revenue..
ry.
--
-
Modern Community Developers, Inc., Princeton, N. J.
oper.
Net
•
Hutzler
&
1958—6 Months—1957
oper.
Net
common
Bros.
—Statement Effective—
1958—Month—<1957
Railway
Industries Corp.—Secondary
$3,037,057
2003.
p.
Railway
Kaiser
Commission.
Hutchinson
to
not
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings-
preferred, stock at-the above-mentioned price.
The
1958—12 Mos.—1957 ;
$38,935,233 $39,858,748
1958—Month—1957
$2,764,215
-V
The
,
of
July 31—
:
merce
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa. will
(EDT)
on
Aug. 28, 1958 receive tenders for the sale
first mortgage bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, 1970 to an
to
equipment
test
are priced to
yield from 3% to 4.40% and are
being offered subject to approval of the Interstate Com¬
$40,470,763
%
sufficient
amount
for
—
p.m.
3
used
Missouri Pacific RR.
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Aug. 15 offered $4,275,000 of series K 4^4% serial equip¬
ment trust certificates maturing Sept. 1, 1959 to 1973,
inclusive.
The group won award of the certificates at
competitve sale on Aug. 14 on a bid of 98.57%. The cer¬
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Tenders—
;
be
188, p. 351.
Salomon
SEC
to
are
344.
p.
tificates
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$4,254,745 $40,281,498
350.
p.
proceeds
185,
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—July Sales Lower—
350.
p.
The
1958—6 Months—1957
$737,170
254,326
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
•
1958—Month—1957
expenses.
Lane Bryant, Inc.- -July Sales
$
$
*
involved.
Period End.
—V.
$480,331
revenue
Railway oper.
1958—28 Wks.—1957
1958—4 Wks.—1957
is
working capital.—V.
Sales
Jewel Tea Co. Inc.—Current Sales XJp■■
navigational
S.
working on more than $6,000,000 of other contracts
electronics equipment, Mr. Campbell said. See also
■: w
446.
p.
350.
p.
186,
U.
in 1951.
period End. July 12—
—V.
for
the
variety
a
V.
Jetronics Industries, Inc. designs and manu¬
factures electronic
equipment, consisting principally of special
and
general purpose precision electronic test instruments.
All of the com¬
pany's products are manufactured on special order and have military,
commercial and industrial applications.
Up to the present time the
greatest part of its production has been for the Armed Forces. Among
the principal types of Instruments and equipment Jetronics manufac¬
tures are: oscillators and vacuum tube voltmeters, cathode ray oscillo¬
scopes,
tube testing equipment, radar test sets,
signal generators,
ohmmeters,
analyzers
and underwater
communications equipment.
—V.
from
The company is
10c par common shares of this
for original listing 375,500
^Incorporated
contract
ceived
Aug.
on
Monday, August 18, 1958
to
each
All
the
8.8
stock
general
shares
not
owned
subscribed
public
at
$26
of
for
record
by
per
date;
rights
stockholders will
share.
No
under¬
also
dairy farmers.—V.
National Propane
The
from
lias
188,
p.
548.
.
Corp.—Seeks Exemption—
has applied to the SEC for an order exempting it
provisions of the Holding Company Act; and the Commission
corporation
all
issued
request
a
an
order
tainers
giving
hearing thereon.
in the distribution
and
in
and
bulk
in
sale
interested persons until Aug. 29, 1958, to
National Propane states that it is engaged
of liquefied petroleum gas in portable con¬
four
eastern
states
and
nine
middle
western
Volume 188
has
It
states.
Number 5769
small
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
subsidiary company.
Ware Gas Co., which dis¬
through underground mains at Ware,
to it by National Propane.
The latter
contends that it is only incidentally a holding company, being primarily
tributes
Mass.,
a
liquefied
such
engaged
petroleum
interested
or
Niagara Share Corp.—Earnings—
gas
in
one
businesses
more
or
public*-utility company.—V; 187,
other
than
that
of
a
Net
Capital
shares
assets
•After
1958—Month—1957
$1,349,174
$1,509,276
sales
—V,
188,
351.
p.
offered
at
—V.
187,
with
Period End.
July 12—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
V.
59,705,652
—V.
188,
SEC
on
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
^
:
cents
share
per
payable
share.—-V.
per
$1,135,901
$1,231,474
$6,225,507
oper.
expenses.
833,487
1,008,612
5,226,812
$7,633,098
6,012,961
Sept.
Net
15,
Net
from ry. oper.
$302,414
$222,862
$998,695
$1,620,137
68,247
14,155
*340,314
66,432
rev.
ry.
50,769,069
412,003,244 342,714,757
from
713,166
3,881,191
4,350,046
$59,197
•23,506
$133,707
$398,239
*68,967
$1,157,146
ry. oper.
corporation has
$5,507,192
439,445
Corp.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
for
redemption
cumulative
Aug.
on
preferred
30,
all of
1958,
stock.—V.
Preliminary
the
first
!
Safes
1958—Month—1957
$5,126,255
Star
Oil
188,
$7,855,540
'
$6,839,625
Against
this
with
Corp., Hamilton, N. Y.—
Offering Be Temporarily
30
days
title
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$5,273,384 $32,787,866
$35,160,167
within
to
order
which
certain
the
352.
registration
under
that
submit
to
mining
permanent
Aug. 8,
on
this
gave
of
Securities
Act
Regulation
a
of
1933
A
with
the
for
figure
operating
an
the
corresponding
loss
period
company had incurred
for the six months
incurred
expenses
for
of ■ one
Josses of
of
The
Penney Co.—July Sales Up—
Period Ended July 31—
1958—Month—1957
'*
$
x
'
1958—7 Mos.—1957
</
»
94,585,428 -91,164,682
188,
626,693,429 631,741,678
448.
p.
corporation
documentary evidence supporting its
failing which the Commission would
claims,
suspension
the
the SEC
loss
indicate
1958
of
$439,593, according to Dudley W.
premiums for the first six months of 1958 were
$722,company's surplus at June 30, 1958, was $8,059,751.
The company further announced that rate
increase, acquisition cost
reductions
as
well
as
reductions
in
controllable
expenses
should
produce more favorable results for the balance of the year
assuming
that loss ratios, for the year are similar to what
they were for the
first six months of the year.—V. 186,
p.
2373,
.
523.
—V.
announced
figures
of
Earned
against
ago.
$4,250,433
Sales
decision
a
unaudited
months
548.
p.
Suspended—
offering by
—
Uranium
&
SEC Defers Order That Stock
Neisner Brothers Inc.—July Sales Off—
Period End. July 31—
89.
p.
and
six
Orr, President.
year
*''■>
called
5V\r!c
$4,279,430
59,604
188, p. 248.
outstanding
1958—6 Months—1957
$846,873
income
oper.
North
Stock—
2579.
p.
188,
187, p. 2336.
$719,890
660,693
expenses.
North American Car
its
Associates, Inc.—Suits Dropped—
Corp. below.—V. 186,
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
Peerless Insurance Co., Keene, N. H.—Reports Loss-
1958—Month—1957
revenue..
oper.
ry.
In
p.
revenue..
(J. C.)
See United Artists
1958—6 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
oper.
$28.10
Ry.—Earnings—
*
oper.
rev.
The
$
Sells Contract to Purchase A. A. P.
183,
35
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
351.
p.
National Telefilm
—V.
Southern
1958—28 Wks.—1957
,*'$
Sales
of
July 31, 1958 totalled 82 cents
•Deficit.—V.
National Tea Co.—Current Sales Up—
,
the
2704,
p.
deducting dividend
Norfolk
per
its
*$26.83
Period End. June 30—
•
.
.
par capital stock,
share to certain officers-and employees of
subsidiaries pursuant to a stock-option plan.
$50
and
company
.
share
per
1957
*$48,372,478 $50,651,900
1,802,703
1,802,703
7
$9,726,389 $10,834,408
corporation filed a registration statement
11, 1958, covering 281,068 shares of its $10
be
to
ended
~
This
Aug.
1958
,
to stockholders of record Aug. 29, 1958.
Dividends declared from accumulated capital gains
during 12 months
1958—7 Mos.—1957
National Steel Corp.—Files Stock Option Plan—
the
'
1958
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—July Sales Off.
Period End. July 31—
Pacific Electric
July 31—
assets
Net
2551.
p.
of
As
being supplied
gas
(651)
exemption
Pennsylvania-Reading
Period End. June 30—
from
to
stock
a
Seashore
Lines—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
company.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
.
Railway
oper.
revenue..
$724,099
$755,516
$3,802,449
$4,511,340
Railway
respect
oper.
expenses.
857,574
908,342
5,170,912
5,387,134
$133,475
329,633
$152,326
$l,363i463
2,644,656
Pursuant
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bids—
Bids
New
will
be
York,
from
it
N.
of
Y.,
by the company at Room 2315, 195 Broadway,
to 11 a.m. (EDT) on Aug. 26 for the purchase
up
$40,000,000
EARNINGS
debentures
34-year
JUNE
FOR
Period End. June 30—
AND
duo Sept,
SIX
FIRST
1958—Month—1957
1992.
1,
MONTHS
1958—6 Months—1957
$
$
revenues
29,378,702
26,865,573
171,855,598
expenses
Operating
Operating
Federal
$
18,752,231
19,288,346
116,718,906 113,605,768
3,789,731
2,375,083
2,190,611
4,646,129
3,740,165
income
taxes
Other
operating
Net
operating
after
Net
—V.
taxes
Income
charges
188,
548.
p.
$
*
159,212,574
17,426,838
14,739,235
1,957,944
12,770,615
11,766,559
3,244,200
24,939,239
19,101,012
2,556,864
18,440,205
15,424,680
cents
the
proceeds
thereof, were to be- used to exercise options held by a
subsidiary on 69 mining claims in Canada and to explore and develop
such
claims.
Subsequently, a revised offering circular dated Sept.
10.
1954, was filed which stated that the subsidiary had exercised
options on and acquired 39 of the mining claims located in the Lake
Atliabaska area of Canada,
consisting
of 21
claims
known
as
the
Stan claims, nine named the Eileen
group and nine known as the GB
Clock & Watch Co.—Stock
Offered—Any
stock not subscribed for by the stock¬
common
expected to be publicly offered today (Aug,
are
38) at $1 per share by L. D. Sherman & Co., New York
City. See also V. 188, p. 548.
The
Guaranty
N.
15,
Y„
tenders
due
for
Feb.
sale
1986,
100%
Co.
to
up
the
1,
exceed
to
Trust
will
it
to
to
of
York,
140
Broadway, New York
21,
1958, receive
4%
first mortgage bonds,
to $147,770, at prices not
124, p. 2275.
,
(EDT)
p.m.
its
100
year
Interest.—V.
accrued
Aug.
on
sufficient
amount
an
plus
New
of
3:30
Mortgage Bonds
1
According
Orleans & Northeastern
Period End. Juno 30—
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
under
new
absence
$1,015,316
$1,160,207
$5,718,051
oper..
expenses
698,081
720,853
4,084,732
Net
from
rev.
—V,
$217,735
188,
$439,354
$1,633,319
$2,023,035
156,043
161,756
667,807
728,745
income
oper.
51.
p.
New York Central RR.
Period End. June 30-
Earnings—
1958—Month—1S57
1958—6 Mos.—1957
"
;
'"'
I
revenue.
53,253.301
60,105,607
Railway
opcr.
expenses
44,879,345
51,059,737 278,047,275 316,633.573
379,788,431
310,082,068
and
from
rev.
ry.
8,373,956
188,
9,045,870
32,034,793
1.738,794
*12,986,084
transfers
that
1954.
revenue..
Railway
expenses.
Net
—V.
from
188,
p.
8,177,933
the
1,450,784
9,469,790
5,613,027
opcr.
find
entry
of
This
cable
$290,735
$1,909,812
opportunity
Eileen
233,248
1,310,631
$38,647
$57,487
$599,181
enter
If
188,
447.
*38,687
•61,143
153,460
ended
income
months
tively,
as
to
stock
ended
June
June
result
a
the
of
shares
current
per
common
income
Net
stock
its
and
to
SI.02
$3.45
to
$1.37 Ya
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
ry.
—V.
for
V.
188,
1958
includes
in
10
cents
Federal
and
income
35
cents
respec¬
attributable
taxes
incoem
for the
and
tax
purposes.
Olin
011
12
basis
of
charges
before
and
3,337,475
the
dividends
for the three months ended June 30,
months
$11,636,623
ended
for
the
York, Susquehanna
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses.
rev.
ry.
from
1958
June
12
30,
1958
months
was
ended
as
com¬
Such net
$13,107,800
June
188,
p.
&
Western RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Months—1957
$425,493
$2,105,934
$2,669,150
300,375
324,588
1,873,151
2,138.547
$20,180
$100,905
$232,783
$530,603
28,123
*191,983
57,324
51.
Newberry
Period End. July 31—
Co.—July
16,722,383
Sales
188,
p.
Sales
1958—Month—1957
$
—V.
he
had
respect
such
if
351.
$
16.344.353
Decreased—
'
J.
produced
$
105,1)3,654
$
105,537,92V
company
miles
Inc.
stock
Shares
188,
not
the
to
Stan
period, we shall
we
shall make
of
of
next, 9,300 shares
$100
per
share,
be
drawn
from
to
Aug.
on
11
$5,497,880
$6,017,457
677,565
4,179,918
4,206,654
$415,602
$405,709
127,956
$1,317,962
41,518
$1,810,803
131,238
314,437
the
the
than
25,000,000
Pioneer.
with
cubic
feet-per-day of
and
The addition
Pioneer's
natural
serves
for
gas
decline
a
will
a
share,
the
4.3%
first
cents
share
a
in
profits
quarter
in
1957
solid
and
W.
$9,705,000,
were
increase
an
of
quarter.
Profits
by costs incurred
by $2,620,000, or 20 cents a share,
operations in aluminum, high energy fuels
by idle plant costs of the Morgantown,
Second
report
the
Va.,
or
propel¬
nitrogen
73
cents
profits
the
the
cline
effects
first
six
5.3%
of
profits
cents
and
or
The directors on
for
of
sales
sales
1958,
of
heavy
on
industry
totaled
$291,044,000
in
generally."
$275,631,000,
the
first
half
de¬
a
of
1957.
half of this year were $9,801,000, or 74
absorbing $4,479,000, or 34 cents a share, of
idle plant costs. Profits in the first half of 1957
$1.48 a share.
■ '
first
Aug. 8 declared
the third
a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per
payable Sept. 10 to stockholders of record
quarter,
18.
the
Railway
of
this
The
action
cash
until
until
was
taken
expansion
"every
all
to
means
new
cash
conserve
Mr.
program.
is
plants
being
are
in
during
Nichols
employed
completion
and
to
production
Mr.
control
on
a
of
the
Osborne
ex¬
the
outflow
profitable
basis,
the
present dip in the economy ceases to affect earnings of the
established operations and until capital expenditures arc more nearly
Net
Net
report
than
that
$550,000,000
here
and
a
is
abroad
whole
being
is
new
aluminum
invested
being
by
Olin
established.
business
in
Mathieson
Rapid
which
and
progress
its
was
the second quarter toward bringing the new domestic
into production.
"Quality, quantity and efficiency
specifications," the report stated, "and we feel certain
full production will be achieved successfully by December, 1958."
during
aluminum
all
noted
plants
supply
gas
the
the
to
Citles^of
present
Pampa
and
of natural
source
through
is in
gas
keeping
supply of
adequate
company-owned
long-term
purchase
re¬
contracts.
project
Lake
&
Erie
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$2,636,266
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$3,827,149 $14,525,438 $22,915,073
3,341,117
16,178,493
19,890,275
expenses-
2,552,278
from. ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
$83,988
$486,032
*$1,653,060
$3,024,798
income
643,1.81
384,970
2,544,583
4,844,615
oper.
Louis
sales
188, p. 90.
L.
Stott,
President,
Aug.
on
announced
12
that
consolidated
the first half of the year 1958 aggregated $2,086,178, com¬
with $2,751,734 for the like period of 1957, a decline of about
24%. He reported: "This substantial decrease in sales, in combination
with major expenses incurred in our 'Whirlclad' coating process de¬
in
pared
velopment
in
the costs of starting
program, plus
California,
for
tbo
resulted
first
in
plants in Ehgland
after taxes to
to $299,494 in
up new
drop of net profits
this year, compared
a
months
six
1957."
of
the
standpoint of shipments and orders received, the low
reached in February.
Since that time, however, Mr. Stott
said, there has been a gradual upward trend, in monthly sales, and the
point. Was
volume
of
that
orders,
incoming
improved situation.
orders
value
from
of
particularly
recent
in
reflects
weeks,
an
And in spite of the vacation period, it now appears
customers
business
in
August
in
received
will
the
exceed,
month
same
by
a
fair
a
margin,
ago
year
Mr. Stott reported that at June 30,
1958, the company's working
capital totaled $1,661,989, just about double the figure a year ago and
only slightly below the peak of $1,793,377 at the end of 1957.—V. 187,
1546.
p.
,
Ponce Dc Leon Trotting Association, Inc., Bayard, Fla.
—Registers Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
This
corporation
Aug.
7,
The
stock
"best
plus
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
400,000 shares of its 1 cent par common stock.
1958. covering
is
to
efforts"
which
it
basis
will
by
receive
additional
an
offered
be
7V2
for
public
Robert
L.
selling
a
cents
sale
at
Ferman
share
per
$1.50
Co.
commission
of
for
per
of
Inc.,
22 Va
share on a
Miami, for
cents
company
was
organized under Florida law on May
June 3, 1958, it acquired all the assets and assumed the
On
of
per
de
Ponce
between
its
Race
Jacksonville
acquisition,
and
Leon
the
assumed
the
and
St.
predecessor's
1,050,000
under
which
of
into
$100,000
loaning to the
is repayable
there
is
raised
of
payment
exercisable
the
his
all
this
expenses
after
850,000
$350,000
from
Jan.
shares
it
issued
stock
21,
to
1959,
issued
to
expenses
him 850,000
of
stock
to
stock
The
Blank
in the event that
than $350,000 after
has a right,
for $1 2-3/7ths shares
only
more
repurchase
Mr.
common
$236,800.
Prior
with Leo Blank,
common shares in
$100,000 without interest.
Blank
offering
and
its
agreement
company
to
of
aggregating
an
commissions.
and
after
net
shares
liabilities
had entered
The
of
1958.
liabilities
which operated a raceway midway
Augustine.
In
consideration
of such
consideration
sum
19,
Inc.,
issued
company
the
company
President,
Way,
share
expenses.
The
of
provided by funds created by depreciation."
The
new
controlled
immediate
oper.
thereto,
corporation's
plained that
of
recession
after
$19,715,000,
share
the
months
the
for
share,
a
of
from
start-up losses
were
shareholders noted that "the established operations
experienced only a moderate reduction in sales, while
start-up losses
neld
up
beoter
than
expected,
con¬
before
new
connect
.
u
to
company
of
provides an
additional 25,000,000
feot-per-day,
the
company's long-range
planning
anticipates
increasing the capacity of this particular project to moro than 50
million cubic feet-per-day and the ultimate construction of a process¬
ing plant."—V. 187, p. 990.
share.
The
also
long-range planning to provide
its service area through either
reserves
or
"While
the
41
or
and
plant.
of
according to
Chairman, and Stanley
1957
reduced
new
increase of 16%
an
quarter of
Nichols,
construction
cubic
From
Canada
President.
profits were $5,329,000,
earnings of 33 cents
lents
and
States
and
year
second
by Thomas S.
over
for
this
of
quarter
$154,700,000 in
made
United
totaled $148,006,000,
1958
lirst
the
the
Panhandle, Texas to Pioneer's main transmission system. In addition
to Pampa and Panhandle,
the new line will add to the supply of
natural gas for Amarillo and the entire \#est Texas area served
by
the first half
Corp.—Earnings, Etc.—
in
for
This line will be constructed from near Pampa in Gray County,
to connect with the company's main transmission system near
Canyon in Randall County, Texas.
Mr. Wall, in outlining the
project, said: "The new line will add more
1958—6 Months—1957
$1,083,274
revenues
plans
Texas,
plus
stock
announced
Polymer Corp.—Reports for First Half of 1958—
1958—Month—1957
Chemical
Privately—
524.
p.
high-pressure
Railway oper. revenue—
Redemption—
at
are
Sold
184,
smaller-size
Pittsburgh
352.
p.
above.—V.
10-inch natural gas transmission line, 20
gathering lines and a 4,000 h.p. compressor
station at a total cost of $4,500,000.
Construction will begin immedi¬
ately, said C. I. Wall, President.
miles
and
Osborne,
Net
24%
made
1958—7 Mos.—1957
Gas Co.—Bonds
System,
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
This
62
2561.
p.
preferred
ry. oper.
announcement
associates
J.)
title
$1,068,719
653,117
quarter of
in
of
more
(J.
with
within
order,
Co.—Partial
share.
per
expenses-
second
sales
as
1957.—
30,
*48,226
ry. oper.
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
which
for redemption on Oct. 1,
1958.—V.
operating
sales
Net
preferred
on
$320,555
Railway
Net
21,
Mathieson
the
in
In
the
outstanding at the end of each period.
fixed
Period End. June 30—
Net
to
presented
suspension
income
and
Aug.
New
of
51.
Sales
program.
calculated
are
447.
p.
abstracts
30 days to afford respondent
evidence of re-staking of the
submitted
are
Gas
revenue—
oper.
188, p.
were
•
construction
stock
after
the
to
compared
the re-staking
1954, he had
10,
the
Peoples Gas
$11,339
for
the
r
pared to $2,913,316 for the three months ended June 30, 1957.
income
Peoples Water &
See
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings-
appli¬
sh; re
share- for
p
per
for the quarter
stock
depreciation for Federal
share
$3,810,251
was
that
the
Period End. June 30—
sidering
earnings
mortgage bonds due 1988. These securities com¬
$1,050,000 Peoples Water & Gas Co. bonds and
$400,000 Tampa Gas Co. bonds.
•Deficit.—V.
puting such taxes, the company is using the amount of such reductions
further
witness,
stated, North Star had not
claims had been reinstated or
documentary
to
Natural
of
of
The
Sept.
that
as
of
permanent."—V.-185,
Aug.
record
Pending determination by the New York P. S. Commission of the
accounting to be followed with respect to the reduction in Federal
income taxes resulting from the use of accelerated depreciation in com¬
to
him
the
;
-
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$5,260,457 $40,194,819 $36,663,492
187, p. 2229.
Period End. June 30—
an
—
balance of net income
eauivalent
1958
common
reduction
of
accelerated
of
submit
vacating
suspension
de
that
30,
1958.
of
30,
Gas Corp.—Earnings
&
was
June
30,
share
per
ended
use
the
reported
common
months
Net
12
all
period
a
documents
order
an
over
-
State Electric
months
12
p.
corporation has
the
with respect to
claims
1958—Month—1957
1954.
Commission
that
for
similar
such
Northern
$758,558
income
York
to
Stan
proof
order
to
claims
claims.
$2,000,684
1,242,126
ry. oper.
three
the
10,
by the re-staking of the claims,
subsidiary had good title as of Sept.
not
clear,
however,
that he
meant < to
the
2,471,498
prise
an
in
an
from
New
21
J $875,794
'
first
1954.
show
that
Net rev. from
$281,798
243,151
expenses.
oper.
Sept.
on
10,
not
absence
of
such
proof,"
the
Commission
said,
the revised offering circular was materially false
stating that respondent owned such claims and
that the temporary suspension of the
exemption ... should be made
permanent."
However, "in order to preclude the possibility of unfair¬
ness
to
respondent," the Commission concluded, "we shall withhold
misleading
Net
1958—6 Months—1957
*76,603
Railway
ry,
Sept.
did
the
must
62,142,822
51,585,148
1958—Month—1957
revenue
•Deficit*—V.
of
"In
"we
dividends
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Net
10,342,842
1,033,153
Railway
from
burden
and
1958-^6 Months—1957
352.
New York
rev.
to
its
is
423,991
Peoples Gas System, Inc.—Sells Bonds Privately—The
corporation, it was announced on Aug. 11, has arranged
to place privately,
through White, Weld & Co., $1,450,000
transmission; system
$3,767,639 $15,138,592 $24,358,277
$2,804,765
ry. oper.
Period End. June 30—
Net
prior
followed
or
evidence
the
satisfied
opcrs.
deficit...
$5,966,092-
—V.
$10,982,698 $14,110,481 $66,723,740 $86,501,099
income
oper.
ry.
it
title.
of
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper.
oper.
title,
Star
than
more
which
The company has called
of
its
5'/a %
cumulative
New York, Chicago &
rev.
North
The
of
of
Lacking such evidence,
19,415,132
248.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Net
Saskatchewan
of
the evidence
company
ry.
Peoples Burns Stores-, Inc.—July Sales Up—
63,154,858
1,193,049
income
oper.
-Deficit.—V,
to
that
fr.
oper.
Period End. Jnjy 31—
railway
operations
Net
ruled
the
by
investigation
an
the
the
Net
transferred
subsequent to
made
an
V
'
♦$)
.
oper.
abstracts
1954,
company
the
Railway
and
Commission
ownership
re-staked.
railway
operations
decision,
claims
7,
ry.
Sales
such
met
Net 'ry.
the
Sept.
who produced the documentary evidence
of the Stan claims, stated that
4,1G3,397
*
the Stan
Net def.
Net
—V. 188, 1>. 249.
the
evidence was produced, however, with respect to the Eileen
claims, ancl North Star did not explain its failure to produce such
evidence which would normally be available to it if it had
arranged
for and effected
re-staking of the Eileen claims. A
$6,186,432
Railway
Commission's
on
names
of
evidence
revenue-
the
that
claims
Accordingly,
include
1958—6 Mos.—1957
oner,
ordered
had lapsed on May 9, 1954, and
apparently for failure to perform
the required work thereon.
The company, however, produced evidence
showing that upon the lapse of the Stan claims it arranged and paid
for the re-staking of such claims and that such claims
were
restaked
10.
Railwnv
to
showed
Eileen
showed
New
thereafter
the
No
New Jersey Junction RR.—Tenders for
Commission
temporary suspension
exemption from registration, charging that the company's offer¬
ing circular contained false or misleading statements
regarding the
ownership of certain mining claims and the work done with respect
to such claims.
On request of the
company, a hearing was held.
of
records
-
New Haven
holders
The
group.
the
shares of
to a Regulation A notification filed Oct.
23, 1953, North
proposed the public offering of 600,000 shares of stock at 50
per share
(of which all but 50,000 shares were sold).
Part of
Star
received
for
company
each
commissions
dollar
obtained
less
from
than
this
offering.
Net
000
proceeds
for
and
payment
$325,000
for
the
of
offering
are
to be used
current
working
liabilities; $75,000
capital.
'
for
as
new
follows: $75,construction;
•
exceeded
that
—V.
188,
p.
588.
P.
See
R.
M., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
A&sociated
Artists
Productions
Corp.
above.—V.
184,
p.
2444.
£
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(652)
St.
Ida.—Stock Offering Per¬
Mines, Inc., Boise,
Profile
In
West
to
respect
and
prospectus, and
Profile Mines
Its
Under
10c
share.
per
ir.
located
.
.
to
seven
some
eight
or
Net
thousand
Net
representations,
In
The
fact,
also
'
11)
Profile
that
Mines
violated
Bids
Aug.
for
the
purchase
refunding
as
whole of
due 1988
a
mortgage bonds
Place, Newark 1,
See also V. 188, p. 448.
at
Park
80
20.
facilities
aluminum
for
foil
Aug. li.
With the
completion of expansion
tions, Reynolds by the year-end will
containers
foil-laminated
and
Sales
At
foil
new
be
fruits,
:
was
"On
devices
if
effective
Regis, designed
'
at
printing,
the
subsidiary,
oar
of
1,
single
a
1959,
of
with
Pabst
brewery
to
and
first
received
detachable
6-year
stock.
five
200,000
authorized
an
which
there
held
"Frank
Pabst
treasury;
of
Blatz
wholesale
of
The
p.
249.
district
the
President
of
of Delaware,
-
of
Finance
filed
to
are
—V. 188, p.
}
be
used
for
of
for
additional
senior
Stock Offered to
and
It
also
was
.
Pabst
•*,
Board
Brewing
y
.
; ,
Per. End.
with
capital.—V.
the
other
of
Blatz
our
Co."—V.
358,278
ioo,- p..OJO.
according
188,
-
$2,271,916
2,072,912
Total
■•<
2,224,235
$12,727
$199,004
$411,355
21,910
*21,512
•1,224
164,529
on
This
•The
$7.47
188,
-Railway,
589.
p.
bank
debt
break-in
period and minor alterations,
unit in continuous operation on
the
Aug.
mill
Aug.
mill
1.
placed
8.
a limited partnership with the HomeBtake Mining Co. and the Sabre-Pinon Corp. Homestake
Mining Co. is
the general partner with a 25% interest, and Sabre-Pinon
the limited
partner with a 75% interest. Ore for the new mill is being supplied
from the partnership's properties in the rich Ambrosia Lake area.
Net
to
8.
Edward
assets
11
Aug.
A
for
".
■
.■'/; -t' ;;v/• •-f v"•
■>
.
1958—Month—1957
$274,692
' ','182,659
i>- •y../*' .v' -''
^
railway
....
$92,033 r
income—
oner,
1-88,-p.
' 45,689
.
91;
' :
•
:
1,126.388
.
.
.
$773,544
371,534
/.,/;.v
ry.-
.
«
,
$1,899,932
$2,028,536
1,209,140
'
..
$107,122 ;V S819.39C
•
56,202 " 7 336,065
'
b/
;
.1958—6 Mos.—1957
•
$287,090
"'179,968
"
-
revenue.
from
rev.
'
•
as
t-'
-
»■
■
t
-
:
n
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.—Reports
further
a
y
Profit-
,This corporation on Aug_ 5 reported-that .both sales and. net earn¬
the, second quarter of 1958 were up sharply from the Juno
quarter of 1957.
' *.
■--.2."
_
v
. t
ings; in
'
.
.
...
„
.
..
-
.
1958-6 Moi.-WW
defense segments of the company's business were at. new highs. >.He
_
a« expected to be sub.
second, wiaite^operttos
■
.
cu„.no
.7-
¥
Rubin,
A
President.'.
$75,314,398
V
,
thari 'overcame
more
Which-the
deficit
a
company
sustained
a6
a
n
•
and
$59,805,980
'-J•
*
8.640,561-
assets
and
31,. 1957.
of
26
cents
was
outstanding
-
.
„
valuev
Aug. l filed
on
pre
of
Sabre-Pinon,
purchases- for
the
new
recently authorized
mill.
which
maintains
troller
„
.
been
Altitude
designed
is
sensitive
aircraft
an
operates in
feet.—V.
187,
.
•
,
_/
...
,r
.
.
1fl-
a
p.
the
at
by
See^CpastalCaribbeanOlls. Inc. .above.—V. 187,p..lol.
r
■ J"'"
"
• '
t,
income
Gross
taxes,
before
_....
a
range
.
faeu
*
.
•
$30,423,000 $31;502,000
and
depreciation
ahxottizdtion
l_:
Depreciation and amortization—
Provision for ' taxes_i_—1
"
6,067,000
2,341,000
i
7,013,000
,1,555,000
l,896,000
_______
—________
.
2,838,000
letter of notification with the SEC
minute
constant
of
-
Earnings—
;
rwntt
.Months .Ended June, 30^
a^-
iwltf' in
%
from
variations
in
barometric
altitude.
minus
1,000
static
feet
to
1
—
share____—_____—__—
earnings
<Earnings
-
•Basfd
—V.v 188.
common
per
2,294,959
on.
p.
450:
common
shares
"
^
$1,830,000
$0.80
.
$2,620,000
$1.14
'
•
outstanding on June 30," 1958.
'
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-
f•
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—July
•
;
Period End. July 31—■
.
—V.
-
___—Jl—_^
Sales
pressure,
The
Net
~
Controller, designated SMI Type BAC ;
this corporation.
This precision instru¬
to
_
188.
p.
392.
Sales Lower—
1958—Month—1957 .
$1,447,717
$1,401,700
.
■
1958-—-5-Mos.—1957.
$7,692^53
$6,796,016
/
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-
,
!
con¬
plus 60,000
r
Strouse, Inc., Norristown, Pa.—Files With
2338.
SEC—
/
corporation on July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
26,850 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $1
per
share,-through H. A. Riecke & Co., Incr, Phila¬
delphia, Pa.
These shares are subject to warrants issued to H. A.
Riecke
Co., Inc., in connection; with a previous offer of securities.
The
(W. A.)
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Foreign Sales Inc. 5%—
International
Feb.
28,
1958,
announced
on
sales
were
Aug.
of
this
company
for
the
fiscal
year
ended
5%, greater than in the preceding year, it was
by John D. Sheaffer, Vice-President for inter¬
8
SEC
covering
offered
—V.
183,
p.
150.
operations.
"
:
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r
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All
phases of the company's foreign business showed greater activity
than in the preceding year, Mr. Sheaffer said.
Greatest sales increase
was
Mr, Bokum aaW». "Jn. view of the increased 4onnage of its own ores
available, Babre-Pinon
Corp. considers
that
the purchase • ol
custom ores is not necessary
for the operation of the HomestakeJSapin- Pkrtne^ tuiiL"—-V. 187, p. 2119.'
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now
Barometric
new
national
President
•
r<" t; " -V - ;
i K. •' ,
,,
-standard Pressed Steel Co.
oh;Aug,.8? contrasted with " ;
In-, asset
_
.
Oil Co. of California—Unit to Drill—
standard
-
shares'out•
increase
•«•'-,
.
shares
8,001,847
•,
per share net asset value, w.as $8.71
at the year end. In addition to.-this
ment,
•
custom
/ "
^
growth in total assets came from expanded sale of the'Fund's
as .well, as -the rise in
value of the .portfolio holdings.,
has
developments on these
properties
during
recent
months
previous estimated production will be substantially in¬
of
i
v -
oper." expenses
rv.
—V.
that
paid
_
bnares,
with
of Dec.
as
P.
of
compare
501-2,
that
release
392.
.
1958—Month—1957 >• >: 1958—7 Mos.—1957
$6,519,471 $61,651,787. $56,239,652.
operations
Net
•
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used.for initial costs »*
of operation, acquisition of
equipment and working capital, .j - .r,
creased.
the
p.■
oper.:
Railway
covering 2,800 shares of 6% cumulative, preferred stock (par $100; and
2,800 shares of class B common stock (no par; to be offered* in units
consisting of one share of each class of stock at $101 per unit; No
at.
Homestake-Sapin Partners is
II,
v
and
will. serve
Servomechanisms, Inc.—New Product* Announced—
The Homestake-Sapin 1,500-ton-per-day uranium
processing
N. M„ produced its first uranium concentrate on
Richard D. Bokum
.
$6,805,900
—
PeriotlEnd. June 30—
d
<
higher
•
,
a
The corporation
Stream—
Grants,
Mining
-V"'
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
com-•
.4
Sabre-Pinon Corp.—Mill Goes
indicate
Sales
—V.■ 188,
Servair, Inc., Shaker Heights, Ohio—Files With SEC—
$54,377
ops.
income
750-ton-per-day
-
;V; 'v/'
Period.End. July 31—
.
«
,
on
than
American
net
Aug.
shares,
$2,635,690
•Deficit.—V. 188, p. 250.
_
2,745,433
250.
188, p.;91.
and I thus: provide
July31—: 1956—Month—1957~ '
selected
1958—6 Mos.—1957
334,145
«ne
: 5,476,079
.4,536:864
•
-
1958—Month—1957
expenses.
brief
" 1
40.022^771
20,442;>47
.•//32,768,213;
3,005,154 -/17,806,286
..
:
—
income.-
_
...
Railway
a
revenue-^•20id20j5675/21vl0!9i2OT> 1231466^527^ 135,872;€70
expengeS ;' l5^83,"703 - *15,933,171; 90,698;414 : i 95.849,899
oner,
188,-p.
1.i '
.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
'"'t. • jg *' ; f-r'• \
-
Spiegel, Inc.—July Sales Higher— ;
,v
Placed Privately—This
Employees—
annoimced
employees,
standing
$371,005
After
g :r
S315'358'366 "08.537,642 $1,753,888,118; f1.783,570.877/;
1958—'7 Mos.—1957
$388,522
from ry.
?-■<
1958—Month—1957
:
.
from- railway
rev.-
ry.
—V.
of common stock,
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—July Sales' Up—
$2,253,40.4.. $2,251,901 $13,-778,744 $14,400,227
392.
oper.
21,781,756
the company has offered
James O.
Burke, President, sakl that sales in the latest quarter
executives, .50,000.... shares of
were $16.347,67l
as compared;with. :?ales of $13t,427,4.73 in the eqmtreasury common-etoCk (par $1) at $18.90 per share. The proceeds 7 sparable.quarter last year.i. Latest net earnings totaled $291,352, he
are
to be used to increase working capital.—V. 188, p.. 151.,
7 saidv, compared with a loss of $38;556 in the second quarter-last, year.'
-V.
"
V'-« s-Mr. Burke said that backlogg. in ^both, the television tune*, and
its
Inc.—July Sales Higher
revenue..
rev.
45,608,057
21,536,538
_
.•
operations
Net
-
newly formed Pabst subsidiary,: Blatz
Windftani, formerly President,
linancing
expansion' of receivables.
•
notification
Working
,..1958—Month—1957.
-Period Erd. June 30—
ry.
44.8i0,510
3,617,666
with
.
letter
Railway oper.
Net
7,997,212
4.502.065
90.
p.
^
10,860,905
for/, 350,-000
,
the
of
Co.—Notes
distribute
Ret
i*88.
Net
^
c
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
jailway:V"
iricoine__
-
•
which are vital components
a
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores
..
from
coer.
,
on
-
©peri expensp«_\:35J80,0^5J7,2^0771197^60^71<r 210,253,897
rev.
/
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Period End. July 31—
Cales4.__ T'
45,286,289 242,271,220 255,861,954
.Southern Ry.—Earnings—
,
4,152,412 shares (including 40,035
including the shares involved in
.
the
of
1957
1958—3 Mos.-
1958—Month—1957
46,040,986
.
$10,000,000 5% subordinated notes due July 1,
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
the iollowing institutional investors: New y
t
1958—Month—1957 •
1958—6 Mos.—1957 York Life Insurance Co., $5,500,000; Mutual Life Insur¬
Period End. June 30— ='■
$2,825,979- $2,644,476 $15,062,071 $15,654",775
Railway oper. revenueance Co. of New York, $2,000,000; John Hancock Mutual
2,040,312 " 1,899,801
12,001,5121 11,684,255
Railway oper. exps.——
Life Insurance Co., $1,000,000; New'England, Mutual Life
i
1
'
Insurance Co., $1,000,000; and National Life Insurance j ,-.:.Net rev. fr. ry.. opers.
$785,667. -; ^744.675
$3,060,559
$3,970,520
Net ry. oper.: Incomes—
510,619
" 7479,249. r"-1,499,362 >; 1,863,672.
Co. of Vermont, $500;000.
■''^
—V.
,
-
.
revenue
oper.
rv.
—v.
and James C.
President
becomes
was
:
6
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
areas..
warrants
offering
The
1789.
p.
/ ,;,/ ^resuit of a strike at a major subsidiary in January and February of
Inc.—Assets^H^gh^L'-— 7 : V/" this year; pointed out that the - improvement in ,tuner business;; was
common stock (par $1) to be offered to
U
On -Aug. 18, 1958, the total net assets of the corporation exceeded
In the face of continued depressed • conditions.:generally..-in the teleRonson Electric
Shavers
and direct
retail
'.i> $75,O0Q;ooo, for the iirst time since
inception of the Fund;in' 1933;/( Vision- industry;-—"^7187, -p<2845.
... ,r-•yu:-,
at $8 per share.
There will -be no under¬
company
proceeds
Pacific
.,
purchase
.
share.
per •
of
1978,
V.
corporation on Aug. 1
13EC covering 25,000 shares of
writing.
its
it was announced on Aug. 11, in July arranged
place privately, through The First Boston Corp., an
to
Corp., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC—
The
the
'"'.r?'-:/:
■
part:
company,
•
accounts
449.
p.
made. on Aug./13, 1958," by
was.
$87.50
at
not
Chairman
former
cents)
Co.
&
operations
assure
'
Berbest,
becomes
paxiy,
circuits.
lj«en able to locate and test," he added.—V, 188. p. 589.
188,
above.- -v.
Plan
These
outstanding
were
ir.
Brewing Co.
Marking the expansion into a new field, the company is offering two
new relay developments.
The two relays are believed suitable for a
large percentage of all non-militar- ap Lea mns, Mr. Unetic said,
v
"They also are lower in price and" smaller in size than relays we've
Ronson
Net
•
sold
Brewing ,Co.,
issue of 5,090,000 shares
this transaction.
;
manufacture
449.
p.
$
pack¬
permit the purchase of shares
years and $12.50 for the
next three years.
shares of Pabst common stock. -
common
the
for
shares
,
the
188,
1957.—V.
Co., Inc.- -Merger Approved—
Finance
Southern
paper
Aug. 5 said in
on
Blatz
2$s breweries in several distributing
$10
.
handle
by Siegler in September of
Period End. June 30—
;"yy yy.y v ■ .y
Brewing Co.
basis
relays,
.
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 187,
lumber and plywood; kraft, ^Raiiwavpublication and converting papers;,, nRaikm#
The proceeds are
to be used to retire short-term
to-provide for expanded loan volume. The new funds
will
with net profit of $1,036,681, or,
outstanding as of June 30, 1957. '
reported for the fiscal year ended June 30,
of. Unifronics Corp. and the Hufford. Corp.
operations
(par 33
Drexel
•
'
has entered into the manufacture of electrical relays,
it was announced on Aug. 12 by A. D. tJnetic, General Manager of
the Aero Division.
.*•
'
.
Ohio,
This compares
the 761,082. shares
on
Budget
stock
.
1958
Pabst
"Pabst has
company
Columbus,
Aug.
on
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories—Secondary Of¬
fering—A seendary offering of 24,800 shares of common
•
Arco Division Starts Manufacturing Electrical Relays
Division,
ended-June 30; 1958, reached
compared
acquired
were
See
Growers Container
'
as
This
Aero
cent
corrugated shipping containers for
canned goods, frozen foods,
and
plants are located at Salinas and
Jacksonville,
Fla.
The
area
served
includes
board;
30,
had
We-also
,
Young-
•
1958—30 Wks.—1957
$5,853,596 $43,701,865 $43,612,555
$5,847,498
fiscal year
Signature Loan
"The sale price (in addition to rhe assumption by Pabst of liabilities»
over
$11,000,000 in
cash, plus $3,500,000 in Pab'st
5%. "'serial
debentures payable
at
the rate of $500,000 per annum,' beginning
Principal reasons for the building program, Mr. Arden said, are to
provide room for expansion of the facilities and to incorporate more
efficient manufacturing techniques.
He said that there is no room for
expansion at the plant in Youngwood.- •
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sales of the company's new line of
in the remote control of electrical
lesser per
a
three
Rosenthal, Chairman and President,
the
Seaboard
here.
share
include
1958,
was
issue
control
1958—4 Wks.—1957
outstanding.
a
which
•
Pabst
new
the
:
-v->
as
its. continued, growth
would have called for considerable expenditures in fixed assets and the
% R^lwny oper.
construction or purchase of regional plants. "At the same time Schenley,;Railway ©per.
has an expanded program in the international and domestic
/fields. *£
$2,500,000 plant for production of thermo¬
manufactures
It
Sales and earnings figures
beverages,
Its
and
and
July
to
"Blatz
plant will replace present manXacturing facilities operated at Youngwood and at nearby Scottdale by
the firm's Robertshaw Thermostat Division. The company has a foundry
and
$1.36
manufactures
vegetables,
paper
assets
wood, Pa.
at Scottdale
division of St.
a
Calif.,
Lewis S.
on
Aluminum
industry near
in
that
wax and
rug
shampoo.
made in the United States.
machine
such
it was, announced
rently
of
and
greaseproof papers; bread /wrappers and
waxed
corrugated, folding and set-up boxes; 'multi-wall, bags;
aging machinery; and plastics.—V. 188, p. 250.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—New Plant—
and
the
for
$72,955,449,
for
products;
be manufacturing aluminum foil
on the West Coast for ..the first
appliances
polisher
a record level
with sales of $32,719,078 for the previous
14 by John G. Brooks, President."
Net income for the recently concluded fiscal year amounted to $1,215,4
930, equal to 80 eents a share on the 1,514,968 common shares cur¬
Selieiiley Industries, Inc.—Sale of Blatz Investment—y
announced
Vice-President of Reynolds
President, said the
offer
glassine
on
its Vernon, Calif., foil printing facility, together with complete
carton-making and laminating equipment, Mr. Murphy said.—V. 188,
v. 589.
;yyy;--v:..
T. T. Arden,
the
;
introducing
floor
392.
p.
Regis Paper Company manufactures
'pulp,
press at
a
stock.
first
_______
188,
year,
,.
the outstanding
exchange, resulting
However, should St. Regis
64%
deposited
Product—
now
a
Siegler Corj).—Reports Record Sales—
4,619,104
California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona,, and the Gulf
Coast and southeastern states.
St. Regis suppJje^Jthe linerboard for
Growers Jacksonville plant from Its adjoining kraft pulp, paper and
board mill.
Growers had sales of $12,926,553 in 1957«.«V.-- U;
St.
presses now being Installed will turn out approxi¬
mately 100,000 aluminum foil containers per shift.
V/y
The Reynolds expansion program at Torrance also includes instal¬
lation of a nev high-speed laminator especially designed to laminate
loll to board stock in order to. service West Coast folding box manu¬
facturers, as well as a five-color flexographic press lor production of
aluminum foil gift wrap and other specialized packaging materials.
At the same time, Reynolds Is installing a new 8-color Champlain
home
is
the
of
declare
commodities.
Fullerton,
shares
for
as
Container
Growers
Aug
will build
it could
than 49%
so,
industrial
container
devices
95%
if
effective
stock
the
be
is
Floorsmith,
new
scrubbing, water,
Period Ended July 26—
stock.
capital
declared
capital
holding
conducted
fresh
West Coast—
on
packaging
to
it's
It
that
announced
7
country
dispenses
Sales
an
offer
in which-.
The basis- of the"
stock for each 18
share of St. Regis common
Co.
foccl products.
control
4,201,538
approximately 31'/r.
outstanding
be
produces primarily for
the
plant,- Jade-Drake Writing Mate¬
agreement.—V. 187, p. 2845.
.
plant now nearing- completion alt Torrance, Calif., Mr.
This company
will
last
$9,113,684 $11,326,248
5.50,199
.
The
Dutch
licensing
a
Inc., Lynn, Mass.—New
Aug.
on
the
across
Sales
one
Glowers'
do
to
disclosed, Reynolds will manufacture round and rectangular
"cook-in", pans for pies, frozen foods, prepared cake mixes and other
static
$1,465,561
838,290
The
Shoe Corp. of America—July Earnings—
not less
is so deposited, resulting in St. Regis holding
approximately
80',
of
these
shares.
The
offer
of
exchange
will
expire Aug. 30, 1958 at 3 p.m. (FDT).
If the offer of exchange is declared effective, Growers business will
Murphy
Four
$1,707,224
interest of
an
Growers-
offer
but
Co.
a
.-y..
"I
exchange is
of
St.
elect
v--,;y -'.y/V
programs at two California loca-
cartons
to Paul Murphy,
tfme, according
of
Regis
major expansion and diversification of this company's West Coast
production
Regis holds
of
the
(EDT;
a.m.
3,544,71.0
Utrecht.
under
Co.,
company
said
Net
Reynolds Metals Co.—Expands
A
11
to
up
"The
stores
$29,357,668 332,850,602
20,243,984
21,524,354j.
$5,010,271
income
392.
in
issue of $60,000,060 first
received by the com¬
an
J.,
from ry. opera.
oper.
The
will be
N.
$650,086
' 91,006
;
■
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
3,365,091
expenses;
shares
^Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Bids Aug. 20—
pany
Ry.—Earnings—
in
market..
operates
automatically
$5,072,315
revenue..
188, p.
shares
.
<uid
*2,199
Southwestern
oper.
rev.
offer
provisions of Regulation A by distributing this letter without its prior
filing with the Commission and without accompanying or preceding it
by an offering circular and (2) that statements in Us offering circular
concerning Schierdiug's knowledge and experience in the mining busi¬
ness
and
disclaiming his control
of
the company were misleading.
—V. 186, p. 733.
'
'
'"
V.,
1,665.071
This company on Aug.
11 announced that it is making
of- exchange to the stockholders of Growers Container Corp.
St.
to
ruled
$610„667
79,758
of.
all the properties are in
Commission
1,533,958.
St. Regis Paper Co.—Makes Exchange Offer—
Commission
the
according
305,934
$43,425
*16,298
90.
p.
oper.
ry.
—V.
ruled, were materially mis¬
the decision, "as Mr. Schierding ad¬
the exploratory stage, and represent
only prospects.
No ore of commercial value has been disclosed and
there are no reports by a qualified mining engineer or geologist to
indicate that Profile Mines' properties have any productive possibilities.
These
mitted,"
231,813
—V.
.,
leading.
188,
Louis
Railway
Railway
/'r'T.
'y
•
mailed
letter
a
operation
European
N.
$2,315,757
$89,769
Period End. June 30—
in
prospective
investors in June, 1957, describing
the offering and inviting requests
for
the offering circular, Profile Mines stated:
"Here is the Oppor¬
tunity for Money to Make Money.
Thousands of cautious investors
ure
doing it successfully year alter year."
And further on, "Do not
compare this
with playing-the-stock market, which is pure gambling
end has nothing, whatsoever, to do with this Enterprise." ; The letter
■describes the company's properties
as
"already explored and partly
developed by 3,000 ft. of tunnels, crosscuts, drifts, raises,, shafts, etc.
which have proven the presence of Gold, Silver, Tungsten, Lead
and
various
other minerals,
some
of high grade quality."
It also
declares that "he properties "are located in one of Idaho's foremost
and extensive
mineral belts, with enormous productive possibilities."
In
$2,146,625
$349,359
is
1957,
January
$321,582
income...
oper.
St.
the public offering of 2,000,000 common shares
the company proposed
ttt
claims
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
.
consist of three groups of mining
its Regulation A notification, filed
properties
Idaho.
v
rials
Shetland
Net
respect
with
misrepresentations
•
1958—6 Mos.—1957, \
1958—Month—1957
..
Net rev. from ry; opers.
speculative nature of the Profile Mines stock, the company's
the status of its property.
• *
' '
'
was
organized by William Schierding, its President.
the
to
material
included
violations
The
on
permanent
registration
stock offering
a
anti-fraud
the
ordered
from
.
Railway oper, revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
Aug. 11, the Securities and Exchange
suspension ol a Regulation A
under the Securities Act of 1933 With
by this company for violation of the
other provisions of the Federal Securities Laws. rnnounced
decision
a
Commission
exemption
Dutch
Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
manently Suspended by SEC—
Monday, August 18, 1958
...
sales
shown
of
the
by
the
W.
A,
-Sheafier
i^en
Co.
of
Australia
Ltd."
Sunset International
The
Total
Australian, .subsidiary were up 49%.
/ - •
'
supplies the European market through-,exports from its
united States plants in Jowa.
exports from the Canadian subsidiary J.
in Goderich, Ontario; a large
English sales subsidiary and through a 7,
c>n
-Sheaffer
common
stock
Petroleum Corp.—Listing
admitted to listing
trading-'beginning; on Aug.>7.
of: this; corporation-has been
the' Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, with,
The .company,
"already Iistect
on
the American Stock/Exchange,*
'
v ;
'
Stock
f,v': (Continued*.hit
cage
'49F '*
'
has
Volume 138
Number 57G9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(653)
V
9
A•
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
•■;■..
Hanna
In
nounced
;
the
first
Then
during the current week.
which
second table in
a
are grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
the
snow
we
'ft.-.
5ft
Per
.
flame of Company
ftft
When
Share
•
Payable
$42VaC
(quar.)
./.Stock dividend
Inc.,
r
■ft*'
American
'
(quar.)
common,
preferred
5%
;
4Vi%
Crystal
(Common
Derrick
Hoist
Insulator
American
Writing
"
&
Paper
''
5Va%
-preferred
9-15
9-15
8-22
9-30" ') ' 9-10
9-30
8-29
•ft
9-10
9-12
8-29
9-12
8-29
9- 2
8-22
ft"
50c
Beam
(James
B.)
dividend
-'■Stock
Beau
Beech-Nut
Life
___
preferred
(No action taken
'this time)
/
.
9-20
10-
1
Lyon
•'
Canadian
5ft
Tire
Ltd.,
Corp.
common
preference
(s-a)—
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph
10- 9
10- 9
8-15
490c
10-1
1
J15c
9- 2
8-21
:{:50c
9-2
8-21
Catelli
Food
•ft.", Class A
ft ft
B
(quar.)—'
9-22
413c
8-30
ft 8-18
$12c
+25c
8-30
-8-18
8-30
8-18
8-30
8-18
———
'
H2c
———
ft"ft",/ 'ft'.'.•*:•" /ft
preferred B (quar.)
—
.ftft'
59^0
8-30
Steel & Wire Co.,
——25c :ft 9-12
Telephone Co., 5.40 ft
pfd. (quar.)
67V'ac
8-30
Dock & Canal (quar.)_ft___ft_ft_ft ft
$2
9- 2 ft
Electric
4.75ft
„; Central
Central
Chicago
Chicago
Gas
&
Co.—
Products
Molded
Corp.
(quar.)-
10c
,
10-15
8-29
8-15
8-28
9-12
'ft4%%
(quar.) :—ft,"
,
Claussner
Hosiery
Cleveland
Quarries
Colonial
Sand
.Columbia
ft'
5GVic
Co.
Broadcasting
Class
A
B
(quar.).
Combined
.
—:
(quar.)
Locks
—
7Vac
(quar.)—___:ft -ft.
System—
(quar.)
Class
1
,
V
Storcr
Metal
Products
A
Coro,
Inc.
Crum
&
Business
8-28
8-28
Forster
Curtiss
Candy
(quar.)—_
Co., 1st preferred
Cyprus
Mines
(quar.)
,Extra
20c
Dayton
3.75ft
Light, common (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.).
—
—ft,
preferred B (quar.)
.—ft.
3.90ft
preferred
3.75ft
Delaware
Diebold.
Inc.
(quar.)—
—
ft-A
(quir.)__
(quar.)
Furniture
—-
i
'(quar.) r:
j,iEaton Paper Corp.—
Gas
J',\
Guaranteed
stock
:ft.,\"ftft-;■:.'-A
(quar.)
(quar.)..,.
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)
Famous Players Canadian,
Oil Co. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
8-22
-■
•
ft
-
8-29
9-10
9- 5
9-23
9-11
8-15
8-21
9-15
10- 1
8-25
9-4.
9- 2
437Vic
7Vic
(quar.)_.—
9- 3
50c
Sunbeam
Carpet—
(No
action
8-19
2
Fischer
com.
on
payment
)
.
i
.
-
")
.
4 Va ft
"
; i
Franklin;
.'
:
-^parrett Corp.
\
ft
$3
50c
;
Equipment—
.
......
i.ft...'.,
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
cony,
preferred
8-15
10-15
1
9-22
9- 5
payment omitted at
$1.60 preferred
$4.75
11-
'
(quar.)
(Com.
this time)
General Precision
8-29
9- 2
$1.25
i
9-23
9- 18-15 ;
9-. If. *."$-15
25c
.....
(s-a)
1
-
Apeueral Metals
•'
*
(quar.)
Telegraph. Co.
«
41.12Vi.
(quar.)^,_A---ft^ft A-.ft ft'ft"$1.08
preferred
Foxboro Company
3 '.)•
38c ft
preferred (quar.)...
4/32.ft
i
..
40c
75c
9-15
8-27
$1.183i
9-15
8-27
i__T_
-
..
(quar.)
.-
9-15
"
8-27
,"ft
(Coin.. payment omitted at this time)
•George Putnam Fund (Boston) (see George
.
Putnam Pkind)
Grafton &
Great
Co.
Lakes
*.
Mays
(J.
class A
(quar.),__
f25c
Ltd.—
9-15
8-25
(quar.)
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
5ft
431V#^
S-30
9- 2
ft
,
$2.50
t62V'2C
3-
1
8-22
t70c
9-
1
8-22
,
1st preferred
preferred
McNeil
preferred (quar.)
Great Westem Financial Corp.
Greyhound
4V'4ft
,
5ft
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Grinnell Corp.
^
Gulf States
(quar.)
(quar.)
!_
10-
'30c
1
9-15
25c
9-30
9- 4
Sl.OGft
(quar.)
(quar.)
ft
9-30
9-4
$1.25
(quar.)
Utilities
Co.. com.
Common
5%
9-17
Uarco, Inc.
8-15
Union
8-30
12-15
•
'
Midwest
Oil
'■'"■
ft
$4
ft'
8-29
•9-15
8-29
9-29
9-19
15c
9-10
8-28
25c
9-15
16c
"
8-29
<
.
8-29
$1.24
10-
1
9-15
$1.35
10-
1
9-15
10c
9-
1
8-21
$25c
9-
2
8-22
9-
2
8-22
ft
ft
8-20 '
9-10
8-20
.
9-10
8-20
9-
1
1
40c
9-12
50c
10-
9-
9-12
9-12
8-22
$1
preferred
(quar.).,
:
30c
10-
9^11
1
25c
9-15
'4.70Vo
$5 -preferred
8-30
Murray
(Texas)
Co.
Trust
Mutual
cents
common
10-
1
10-1
(Kansas
2
securities
from
22Vic
Income
profits)
and
;ft
S
Rubber,
Mills Ltd., class B—ftftft
t8c
Newark
(quar.)
(J. J.) Co.
Newberry
Aircraft
Northrop
Old
(quar.)
Co
(Charles F.)
Coal
Ben
1
9-
5
10-
1
9- 5
9-13
8-25
$2
9-13
ftft
5%
!
ft.
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
$2.50
Class
B
class A
ftftft
«fc;
Co.
1.1-
Inc.
1
2-2-59
i5c
5-1-59
4-16
8-1-59
7-17
8-26
5%
9-10
8-30
5%
preferred
preferred
9-15
7%
preferred
10- 1
9- 2
10- 1
8-25
ft; 9-10
9- 9
8-20
8-20
9-15
8-18
8-20
8-23
...
Cement
8-15
& Co.
Wilson
&
•ft
Mfg.
;
Inc.,
1
8-22
1
8-22
ft
9-10
40c
9-10
10-
(quar.)
8-29
:
2'/o
8-30
8-20
9-12
9-2
8-29
8-29
9-20
9- 1
8-22
...
50c
—30c
8-20
9-13
10-
1
9-15
17 Vac
10-
1
9-15
50c
—
1
9-
t
8-21
(s-a )>
9-15
8-29
9-19
9-24
8-25
9- 8
62Vic
62Vic
9-24
9-24
9-8
9- 8
l0tJ
—ft.
9-23
8*29
9-12
..
!
Common
12Vsc
omitted
*
.
5%
9-15
8- 8
8-lo
?12'aC
730c
Stock
>.
_
dividend
•
dividend
New
—
new
on
Rice Ranch Oil Co
9-30
9-
4
$1
(quar.)„
9-20
8-29
45c
9-15
"8-18
10- 2
10- 1
ft r SV.12Vj 'l 10- 1
2c
9- 5
30c
9-10
(quar.)
—
Riegel Paper (quar.)
Roadway Express, class A (quar.)_,,
Itobertson (H. H.) Co. (quar.)
Robinson
(J. C.) Co., common (quar.)
Class
A -(quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville—
5%
preferred (quar.),,
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
Scott
Foods,
9-18
9-10
9-1Q
8-22
,
;
8-27
8-31;
9-15
60c
9-15
3c
Advisers
ft
•
3-31-59
3-16
10-lfti
10-10
37Vic
>
-
Inc.,
9-15
•
Alabama
prior-preferred (quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% preferred
Shalcr
12Vic
7Vic
—
8-15
8-16
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
9-10
30c
10-17
10-
12ViC
t25c
t31 Vic
10c
(quar.)_,„_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wood
,
7-21
8-22
10-10
1
9-19
G.)
Co.
9-10
9- 1
9- 1
9- 4
8-25
8-12
8-12
8-15
Kid
(s-a)
;
Jersey Gas (increased-quar.)
Southern California Water Co.—
8-18
4%
8-18
4%%
$1.25
9-15
8-18
5.44%
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-12
30c
9- 2
8-R>
*
$1.2a
$25c
10-1
9-30
9-12
8-29
12'ic
9-^2
4
8-15
9- 2
8-20
Allison
25c
9-12
8-30
Aloe
9-30
9-10
Alpha
,_j'„^$0.2656Vi
—
34c
9999-
2
2
2
2
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
.
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
4.08%
-
preferred
S.)
Co.
common—.
J" 2
J"1®
8-22
2oc
9- 5
common
(quar.)
22,ac
12VaO
(quar.)
30c
9-10
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)__.—,
Aluminium.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of
SIIS
nreferred
America,
(Quar.).
9-JO
10- 1
9" 2
(quar.),
common
8-15
8-18
8-18
9- 5
1^-29
$1-02
75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Beta Food Markets,
preferred A. (quar.)
9-10
8-2u
8-25
10-1
la^c
25^
(quar.)
Steel Mlg. Co.,
(A.
—-
8-15
75c
40c
20c
25c
<5c
$1
1
preferred (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.,
9-19
9-15
25c
;
(quar.)
•
Stores
9-
22Vic
r.
(quar.)
(quar.),
Co.
4%
5%
Common
8-18
9-12
10- 1
Steel Co.—
Laboratories (quar.ji
Allied
40c
ft ft
South
9-15
10-1
(quar.),,,,
Extra
Allied
10c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Wesson
8-15
$1.03
(quar.)
(quar.)
Algoma
Steel, Ltd
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc.—
Quarterly
Allied Chemical Corp. (quar.)
10c
(Frank
Simpson's
b-lo
8-15
9- 2
preferred
Allied
7-31
f
87Vftc
(quar.)
4.60% -preferred
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
Alan
«
9- 3
9-2
$3.50
tl5c
Extra
Shattuck
&
15c
25c
40c
,
ftft'
(quar.)
Company
common
8-1*
J-22
9"13
9-3
$1-15
8-22-
Gas,
,,62ft?c
•
-
$1.12Va
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
37V-jC
$15
ft-'*
•
Inc
class A
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (increased)
Air Reduction Co., common (quar.)
11-10
8" '
9- 2
28c
10c
Aetna-Standard Engineering
'
11-24
3%
■'—
(quar.)
9-8
9- 8
.ft.
,,
—
Inc.
Corp.
Aeroquip
«
9-13
72-15
shares after three-for-
9-2
9- 2
9- 1
5c
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
,
40c
90c
17Vic
-
Fctzer
&
9-15
$1.11
„
5%
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
split
Fund,
one
|
—
8-29
8-29
9-30
12-31
$1.12 Va
(Initial),
common
Stock divld.
8-20
•
2%
2%
—
——
Addrcssograph-Multigraph Corp.—
Increased quarterly payment^on old shares
-
,
9-10
2%
dividend
Stock
9-15
9-12
ft
Co.
Stock
10c
15c
'
common
(reduced)
Adams Consolidated Industries—
Wire
Acme
9-13
(quar.)
Products,
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
J$1.25
(quar.)
preference
Acme Precision
8-15
8-29
25c
8- 8
8-29
9-30
9- 2
9- 2
12VaC
;
(quar.)
Class A
ftft
_
:
(quar.)
Dairies
Abbotts
8-25
9-15
25c
C'2Vftc
10«
(qua:*.),
Vending Corp.
Holder•
When
Payable at Rec.
Shane
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
(common payment omitted at
*
'
:
Industries, Inc. (nuar.)
A C F
8-15
25c
5c
(quar.)
time).
Fine
8-27
10-
$1225
—.
ACF-Wrigley Stores (quar.)
AMP, Incorporated (quar.)
8-18
10- 1
12c
-ft.
10-10
"55c
(quar.)
.Name,.of Ccnzav.y
ABC
•
8-22
30c
12Vic
25c
$2.50
ft
Reynolds; Tobacco, 3.60% .preferred
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
W
8-21
62 Vac
ft..
preceding tabA
8-20
Raymond Corp. (quar.)
Reed Roller Bit (common payment
&
9-15
1
9-10
the dividends announced in prcvloui
paid. The list does not include divithis ween, tnese oeing given in the
give
announced
dends
;
9-11
(quar.),_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-22
weeks and noi yei
8-30.
(quar.)
5To 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Putnam (George) Fund (Boston)
Inc.
/
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
8-15
9-19
9-30
35c
>—
common
($50 par)
(quar.)
(quar. i
we
8-25
99-
National Life' Insurance Co.
Beiovv
9-10
20c
(quar.).—;ft^.,_„.
(quar.)__,:
Bros.,
Wisconsin
'
at this
1-16
$1.25
$ 1.06 V 4
Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.),
35c
lfirsch Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)..ft
&;
Winter
Younker
'
75c' ;
_ft
common
Hydrocarbon Co.ftquar.)
Whitehall
15c
Polaroid Corp., common
Revlon,
10-17
15c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
9-10
$1
Fund
Plastic,
8-29
ft
Products,
15c
Patterson-Sargent Co. (quar.)
philadcphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Pioneer Air Lines
(liquidating)
Pioneer
8-26
15c
(quar.)__,
Chemical
Westpan
ft,ft
(quar.)
Transportation
10- -4
9-15
50c
ft..
ft
9-13
-
15c
(quar.)
,,ft
Pictures
Parker Pen,
2
10-15
—ftft'
ft.ftft'
__-„___i.__.sftft ft-ft':
(quar.)
ftftftftft.ft
(quar.),
dividend
Paramount
8-14
$2.50
Per
Stock
9-
2
$1.25
class A (quar.)..
35c
preferred
Williams
35c
'<
...—
.ft
(quar.)
Electric
Paragon
8-20
1
9-
30c
17 Vic
(quar.)_,
8-25
10-
ft
.'
(s-a)
ft
1
9-
(quar.)
Wcst
ft
-
40c
(quar.)
ft.
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)..
North River Insurance
,40-
50c
.
preferred
50c
27Vic
93:!'4C
$1
-ft'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Railroad
Noyes
5
35c
& Pacific Ry.—
6%
$1
33.4%
North
9-
(quar.)
9-5
(quar.)—Aft
(quar.)
Electric,- common
Newport
1
.Aft.-.
(quar.).,
:preferred
6%: preferred
6% -preferred
20c
...
(Ohio)
10-
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Co.
9-5
50c
..ftft
6%
10c
7Vic
ft,.-"
Co.
8-22
$1.75
Railway, common
8-15
9-15
8- 1
9- 3
40c
.-.ft
Co.
Telephone
8-20
9-12
(quar,).
Pump
Weed en
10- 1
-ft
(quar.)
Auction
York
New
Oil
9- 2
9-25
8-15
9-16
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Mur
9-10
ft
(s-a)
Virginian
9-19
50c
50c
common
5% preferred
Viking
8-22
9-15
12 Vic
Chemical
2
56V4C--ft..
;
(quar.)
Southern
Common
.
4c
—'
Quarterly
Nestle-Le
8-29
ft
preferred
$5
Ncase
9-10
10-20
ft
,
,
(quar.)
common
Van Reiver (J. B.) Co.,
9-2
9-15
9-
25c
...
(quar.)
ft: Vicksburg, Shrcveport
8-12
9-12
9-29
8-21
9-15
10-20
'
V
investment
from net
cents
"
ft.
(quar.).,
City)—
Co;,
Gypsum
Extra
Utah
8-29
1
'>8-30'
$1
"$1.25
9-10
___ft_
(quar.):
4Vti%
preferred A
Utah Power & Light
8-29
8-29
10-
$1.17Vi
(quar.).—ft
S
7%
8-25
25c
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
'
Motor Finance Corp.,
preferred A
Elastic
8-15
15c
11-15
$1.25
8-22
9-12
Carton
8-25
" 30c
11-15
75c
(quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
8-15
35c
10-20
87 Vac
!•:,
:
preferred, '(quar.)..-
Carbon
'
9-1
8-30
11-15
92 Vac
preferred
4%%
'
U
ft 8-29
30c
ft
$1
preferred
United
1
1
9-10
8-30
,10-20
Aircraft
United
9-12
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,'ft
9-19
9-30
9-29
11-15
•
United Can & Glass Co.—
8-20
10-
8-18
8-28
38c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
United Board &
U
preferred (quar.)ft
ft'ft
preferred
5%
8-25
15c
Mining <fc Mfg., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Co. (quar.)
ftft '
Mitchell (R.), $1 partic. class A (accum.)—
Monarch Mills
(quar.)
ftMontana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.),.
*
9-10
25c
—
_A
Corp.
8-20
65c
ftftft
(quar.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
ft
(quar.)___^
(quar.)—ft
United Artists Theatre Circuits, Inc.—
8-20
9-10
$3
(quar.)„ftftft
Engineering Co.—
&
preferred
$3.50
8-20
9-10
9-5
$4
$1.10
(quar.);
9-12
9-15
J5c
(quar.)__
ftft.
Co.,
preferred
$3.70
8-18
9-10
"
8c
ft
"
Mirror Aluminum
$1.05
preferred
common
(quar.)
Electric
$4.50
8-29
5c
Minnesota
(quar.)
$5
1
9-15
8-25
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
$25c
8-25
ft.
Publishing (quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
6ft preferred E (quar.).
$4.20
(quar.),
9-12
6c
;•
2
—'.
convertible class A
preferred
$4.40 preferred
preferred
1
.ft.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Thompson Industries (quar.)
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
(increased)
4.96%
9-10
2c
(increased)
Meredith
Smith
$4.44
,•
common
9-12
9-12
10-
45c
'ftft
Transmission,
9-
10c
shares
Inc. (quar.)
Ray) & Co.
(J.
Machine
Scrlpto,
(quar.),,^
$2.80
,
1
1
'■.'ft'
8-29
Gas
9-12
17'/ac
12c
Quarterly
*
;
,
8-15
2
1010-
25C
(quar.),,.
ft'
common
9-15
3c
Co.
W.),
McDermott
S
'■-•-•
i
'
Ltd.,
»-
15c
(quar.)
Texas
9-12
.ft" '
St.
Power Corp.
8-29
'
Florida Power & Light Co., corn,, (quar.)
5»
8-29
9-22
9-15
1
12-31
'
this time).
(Com. payment omitted at this time)
;»
9-22
9-15
50c
Extra
shares,
Metals
Marshall-Wells
Rath Packing
-
10-20
10-20
5%
•
,
(quar.)__ft,
8-20
.
Porter—
&
at
8-29
25c
preferred
2
1
8-29
9-15
(quar.)
9-
10-
8-29
9-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
common
8-
25c
9-10
37 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
8-25
8-29
5%
:■
2nd
Syracuse'.Supply
shares
Non-Ferrous
-
.
taken
.ftthis time)
6
5
5%
ft
:ft
8-15
•
Firth
9-
9-
9-10
30c
5.40%
shares
Transport shares
Cement Mfg.
Parmolce
9-15
9-20
50c
ft
Co.. (quar.)ft
United
Marquette
8-20
9-15
85c
Fifteen
First National Stores
I
87VaC
10c
—~
"Excelsior Insurance (N. Y.)
9-2
(quar.);V 35c
Erie & Pittsburgh RR—
8-Nt
8-18
8-18
8-18
8-29
9- 2
8-29
9-15
$1
.
Consolidated
Elizabetlitown
9-12
9-15
93:,ftc
93yftc
97Vic
12Vac
15c
25c
35c
ft-:
Inc
Fund,
'/ Dover Corp.
ft Drcxcl
C
9-2
9-2
9- 2
9-2
60c
Power
9-20
(quar.)
15c
9-10
■: ft-ft: "/'ft" ft;..-"ft'.,,ft ft.- ft.ftr'''ft ':ftftft'vft •'
"ftft-:
(quar.)—
ft A
$3c
9-15
Equipment
National Standard
9-10
9-10
(quar.)—
94c
ft
!
preference
10-1
9-
(quar.):
(quar.)
25c
50c
National Hosiery
60c
—
5
5
8-22
25c
Broadcasting Co.,
37Vic
National Life & Accident Insurance
(quar.)—
(quar.)
prior
Stuart
lOc
ft General Industries shares
9-15
9- 3
convertible
9-12
44c
(quar.ftA
8-22
9-20
99-
4
80c
dividend
10- I
ft;"
'Agricultural
(2
ft
class
Paper,
5%
ft
Inc.—
•'
8-29
8-29
8-11
8-20
9-16
8-25
10- 1
.
2
C.)—
8-22
8-22
ft'-;.';•'■"/ ftftftft;-ft.
1
1
9-
:
(quar.)__ft_
25c
D.
8-20
9-12
9-12
9- 1
9-15
9-30
9-10
<10-15
Community Public Service (quar.)———ft—ft
*
.5%
8-29
,7 Vic
1
25c
25c
25c
32%c
25c
50c
$1.12%
___
"
-
8-29
12Vic
9-10
9-15
9-29
10- 1
9-
50c
$1.25
15c
10c
—
(quar.)
Stone
&
(quar.)
10TO-
25c
(quar.)_,
dividend
25c
Ltd.
'
Clark Equipment, common
5ft
preferred .(quar.)
25c
$1.63
(quar.)__
dividend
D
Stock
9-12
v
(Wash.,
Corp.
'ft-'ft "ft .'
:4.50'ft
8-15
r
ft
(quar.)
$30c
'
.ftft.ftftft' ftftft ft'ft-ft--'
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
convertible preferred
.
10-
ft
--4-------
Extra
Central
t
1
---------------?,r.
ftft ft:
Extra
Class
$2
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Products
(quar.)
i
Co.
8-20
Corp.—
Stokcly-Van Camp Inc.,
9-12
....
Co.
common
8-18
20c
(reduced-quar.)
Funds,
1
9-15
—
8-20
1
30c
Co.,
Finance
9-15
5
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Automobile
9-15
10-
$10c
1
9-
Kentucky
preferred .(quar.)
Stetson (John B.) Co.,- 8%
8-21
.
Mines,
"
8-25
9- 2
9-22
9-
25c
t.
.
6%
2
(quar.),.
Managed
8-25
$0,059
31 Vic
(quar.)
—
9-
and
A
Stock
8-25
'
10-1
ft
8 Vic
(quar.)
Macassa
ft'
9-2
$0,059
9-22
1
(quar.)
..'Stock
9-
ft
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
Luminator-Karrison, Inc.
8-29
$25c
(Toronto)
—ft;'
Extra
ftft
9-
—-
Common
•
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
*;•
A
Loan
9-15
Quarterly
8-25
(interim)-—,
1Ordinary bearer (interim)—
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co., 5ft pfd. (quar.)—
9-15
25c
(quar.)
H.), Inc.
(M.
Lincoln Service
8-29
(quar.)——-—""
9-22
1
10-
'
8-28
9-18
Ordinary registered
8-25
50c
.ft_
Quarterly
.,
Ltd.
State
8-22
9-10
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd
Liberty Life Insurance (South Carolina)—
on
Oil
9-10
50c
i
_____
American
8-16
2
Insurance
of
Co.
Register
Class
8-22
9-
35c
(quar.);—
Lester Engineering
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
"
Standard
(quar.)
(quar.)
(John), Ltd.
Lamstou
9-23
9-12
12% eft
,
British
J
Oil
Lakeside Laboratories
9-10
10-3
..
.
8-22
ft:9-15
$1
25c
28c
(quar.)
common
preferred A
Labatt
common payment at
■'
~
'''ftr-1*;ft'ft. ft.'
ftftft Bird & Son, Inc., 5% preferred (qtiar.)ftftft ft» $1.25
9- 2 *
8-20
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
ftftftftftft-ftftft'ft ft-'.ftft:. "
»
5% preferred (quar.)
$62%c
10- 1
9-5
5%ft preferred (quar.)_
:___ft_ft_
$6834C
10-1
•'• 9-*$
\v
9-15
" ft'
Class" B
9-10
9-23
$1.12% ftft 9- 1
.-ftftft,
(quar.)
1
10-1
10- 3
40c
—
Eelding Heminway Co. (reduced)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
A; 4%%
10-
10c
(quar.)..—ft.
Inc. (increased)-——
Savers
10-1
$1.00
$1.08
7Vic
1%
A
Ties
Brummeli
Oil
Lang & Co."(increased)
(quar.)__
(quar.),,;
Distilling (quar.)
Accident
Stanclard
9- 5
9- 5
10- 1
9-10
preferred
Standard
8-25
(quar.)—
County Land
4Vi ft
8-28
9-15
9-29
10-20
preferred
8-22
9-10
(quar.),.
Corp., class A (increased)
Kroehlec Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
> B. S. F. Company.(stock dividendIVafo:
Bangor Hydro Electric, common (quar.)—_
47120
•ft;.'. 7% preferred'(quar.)
$1.75
4%
9-15
ft
30c
,ft 75c
(quar.)
com.
Knox
*
—
(A.
5c
Freight System
$4.50 preferred
Kern
Kewanec
8-31
4 %%
and
ft
Vegetable Parchment
Kendall Go.,
VAftftft
9-12
*
current
1
10-
;
E.) Mfg. Co., common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
Paper Co.,
Motor
Kalamazoo
8-25
25c
—...
(s-a),:.
(from
Investors,
Jaeger Machine Co.
9-10
i55c
:
8-18
8-13
10-
25c
ftft,
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
Common
(reduced).
>
$6.50 preferred
(Initial)
8-29
8-29
8-29
Class
25c
(quar.)
9-26
v
$1.25
$1.25
$1.07
B.(quar.)_:
Class
ftftft'ftft
—ftftft
Corp., Ltd.—
t6c
12Vic
$4 preferred (quar.)
8-22
20c
'-'ftft
—
Archer-Daniels-Midlancl
'
8-29
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)™
ft
,
(quar.)—
com.
earnings)-
Interstate
9- 2
8-15
40c
this time.)
ftft
at
Extra
Atlantic Acceptance
1
"V
Co.
Inc.,
Class
r
Payable of Rec.
$1.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
-
Spindale
'
Industries
International
9- 8
10-
5c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-29
4.28%
Holders
When
Share
Electric—
&
preferred (quar.)—
4.60%: preferred; (quar.)
5
8-25
9-26
Gas
5%
5
9-
9-15
'
—
accum;
J1-10
(quar.)
payment omitted
American
Ltd.—
9-
9-15
ffic
Gold Mines
Indiana Steel Products
8-20
11-24
$1.12la
.___
American Electronics, Inc.—
American
9-10 "ft
'10-10
25c
(quar.).__
common
(quar.)
9-12
60c
ftft
;•
ftftft
Sugar,
preferred
50c
1
Southwestern
5
'
9- 2
25c
—
(quar.)
American Dryer Corp.
"
(s-a)™~
L
(quar.)5c
preferred (quar.)
Incorporated
9- 2
$3
25c
ftftft •
'Allied Gas Co. <quar.)
.lft,k__ft'.ftftft
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres.
Ry.
9-
Stalcy
of Rec
3%
-
7--Alabama & Vicksburg
.
10-
Cquar.)__.;,
1
,10-1
AA—
$28 Vic
Products Co.
iftftft-ftftftft ftft ft tic1
Addrcssograph-Multigraph Corp. (increased)' $1.12%
ir. preferred
Abrasive. & Metal
9-12
Holders
'
'Abitibi Power & Paper Ltd., common
50c
(quar.)
Name of Company
HOldCTt
WilBU
(quar.)ft,.—:r_,ft "*
A
far
Payable ol Rec
/
;y ^ ' tTUT
Extra
Hunt Foods
-
*
—
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
class
Hershcy Chocolate
follow with
we
Co.,
A.)
,..'
Class B
(quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co.
Dividend announcements
tables."
(M.
Share
•
..
ft'
:
■
r
,
J
J.'-'
8-29
8-29
«
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9 22
™
b 15
8-15
I
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o
8 20
9"19
_
10
(654)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Per
When
Share
Name of Company
;
Holder»
Payable
•
$25c
preferred (quar.>
4'A%
preferred (quar.)..
American
.—
Aggregates, common
'
preferred (quar.)
6/«
,
Bakeries,
American
Name of Company
25c
1
) 8-15
9-
1
preferred
9-
1
99-
6
V
$1.40
preferred
/Belgian
5
10-
1
National
•
f35c
2nd
,
8-30
4%
prefcred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(ftuar. from investment income)
i
American
7%
;
4c
American Cement
43 %c
Corp.,
(quar/)—
Chicle
Co. i
10-
1
X
G2''2C
75c
9-10
class
Corp.,
~
r
•
.
American
Insulator
American
Insurance
10-10
10-
1
25c
9-
2
8-14
9-20
8-20
0-
1
8-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-
8-11
40c
.
$3,80
—
20c
.(Newark,
N.
9-19
■
Cpmmon
(quar.),
_——
5 'A %
25c
American
Machine
&
Co.
Foundry
,(quar.)„
35c
.......
9-10
40c
(qua.)
___—
(quar.) k~k—'
6%
4*2% ^preferred
American Meter Co.
$lil2%
(quar.)—___ 1———
American News Co. (quar.)..
American Photocopy Equipment
Increased quarterly
American Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)_
50c
25c-
40c
;
30c
—_—_______—
Inc.
1
$1.25
9-15
7
8-29
Bowl-Mor,
Brantfor'd
8-29
!
9-19
10c
—__
9-10
;
8-26
9-1
8-ie
5%
convertible
convertible
'
5%
preferred
(quar.)
__
3rd
preferred
(quar.)
—
Smelting
American
Steel
American
(quar.)!
Refining
Co.
American
&
Title
&
25c
Post
Class
-A
Products
8-25
Argus
Corp.;
Arizona
">■
$1.10
8-15
9-22
9-10
Brown
9-
8-
Brunning
'
7»/aC
'
•
preferred
4.05%
Annco
Louisiana Gas Co.
t
$3.75
59c
>
k„__
7-31.
-FOrgc
8-
I
Bullock
^Fuqd,
8-
1
Bullock's. Inc., common
'
8-
8-
1
1
8-
1
■9-15
25c
9-15
1.
1
9-15
9-
5
8-
7
30c
9-
2
8-
8
-93%c
,
i
4'/;!%
preferred 4quav.)__
Ashland
, .♦
$1.50
$5
Oil
*
;
Refining, common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
_k__
(quar.)
25c
9-15
$1.25
9-
2
$1.31'A
9-
2
$2.75
(quar.)
$1
Ry. (s-a)___
common " (quar. J I——
(quar.)k__————L "
Atlaptic Coast Line Co. of
•
5%
"
"40c
$i:ii
9-
$H5
9-
,
50c.
(quar.)__7__
__^
.(qu'ar.')__
Automatic
Avco
(quavd—
Voting
Mfg.,
.
.
Avon
Products
Axerlloughton Fund
(Quarterly
from
Bailey-Selburh Oil
8-26
25c
12-15
11-26
r"
Inc.—
9r
9-15
20c"
35c
9-
t31*/4 c
9-
1
Bath
Iron
Baylp.ss
Br yak
Bayview
&
---
10-
12-31
1
1
9-15
9-15
—_I
.
9-19
11
.
6-23
-9-19
10c
9-
8-2?
2
8-15
Ltd.
,
Cquar.)__
(quar.i
•1:80c
9-15
12*-sC
9-10
65c
A__I__I
(quar.)
class
8-29
.
(quar.)
Cigars
45c
(quar.)
$50c
15c
8-
8
8-29
8-26
10'
1
9-17
9-
2
8-
8-20
8-
5
1
25c
A
tinitial;
I
9-15
8-29
45c
9-
8-25
8
'.
Assurance
v
Machine
;
CJass- .A (quar.),
Canadian International
8
Canadian Western
4%
5%%
Class
Mills
B
Co.
7"
Cq.,
Co.,
.
Carboruridum
Carlisle ,Corp.
Co.,
Ltd.-^.,
k- :
1
;
4*2%
CorR.,
$2
9-1
9-19
'•
60c
,.
'9-10
Insurance
5
Confederation
5
9-
(quar.)
;
10- 1
9-
9-
1
'»
Ltd.—
9-1
Stock
5y4%
1
9-
.1.
:
--71k
•
Y.)
dividend
--7
10-
1
,9-
-
2
8-29
(quar.)--..-—^-,.—,
-•
9-
Consumers
Power
7
Co., common/ (quar.)
r-4.50% 7 preferred
i. 9- 2
-8-25
9-
8—15
-
2
8-15
9- 6
8-
■
9-
4Cc
9-10 '
6
8-. 4
8-15.
12V2C' *' 9- .2
35c*7' 9-15
;•
93%c
:
10- 1
-
5-15
IO-
1 ;
10-
1
40c
9-
2
9/12
"
■
-
'
50c
k_
•
40c
9-
9
"
9-12
8-8
8-28
8-30
■8-15
8-30' *
8-15
60c
preferred
8-30
8-15
$1.12 */2
9-1
8-15
1
8-15
56 %c
(quar.)
(quar.')
9-
*
(One
~8-27
8-29;
•
8-20
sh.^of
*
.
States-Life
9- 3
8-14
-
8-25
8- ®
$1
9-1
8"*20 '
9-30
9-16
7
*
10-1
9-15
9-30
7
7
8-22:
9-15
93%e
$1.12'/a
——
—_____7-
United
9- -6
1
45c
L-i—:—
I
8-12
•7-31
25c
■
7—
(quar.)
(quar.)^.
•
1 '*
mi
10- 1
.
"10-
25c
(quar.);'
-
div.
8-
•). I fi
$1.04
(quar.);
,
4.50% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
CoiXtlnental Casualty: (quar.).
Stock
*
8-29
Continental Can Co., common
preferred
8-16
;—30c
Co.-(Chicago)
8^29
8-2S
•
.10- 1
common
9-10
9J-10
P-H?
'
$1.13
Co.k (quar.)
8-$
8-27
9-1
60c
r
"if
2
.$1.12i,9
8-2
0-2
8-1
•
'1 35c
"
-klnsutance Co-., com. for
Continentar Copper
:5%
ea.
&. Steel
25shs. held)
Industries,
preferred '(quar.)_.
$3 prior preference
(quar.)
*
8-29'
9-15
25c
9-
1
8-14
75c
:
9-
1
8-14
9-
5
40c
■
8-22
9-10
10c
$7^c
Copper Range Co. (quar.)________
preferred
r:
1
50c
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Copp Clark Publishing, Co., Ltd. (quar.)
6%
9-
31 %c
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp; ;(quar.)
'
10-17 y
Inc.
,—
Continental Steel: Corp. (quar.)__
Cook Paint & Varnish Co., common
Copperweld Steel Co.,* 5%
SOC¬
9-
7—
Continental Assurance
$3.75
—;-k7-*„
(quar.)
ContainerC6rp, of America,
4% preferred (quar.)—
r
$1.75
9-15
(quar.)—Lklikki:——
preferred
Consumers. Water
9-5
;■ 9-15.*.
11%C
(quar.)
4
„
.,
'75c
"
:
4.52%;
1
'
9-15-
20c
..
Corp.
Laundries.- Corp.
1 4T6% 7preferred 7(quar7—
9-16
8.:
.
-
1
jlO-15
10-15 7,
,
«
8-15
..8-15
-9%
65.%c
i
;
9-15
10-
'
9-20
9-15
10c
25c
(quar.)—
22'Ac
(quar.)^
i
•
25c
Consolidated: Theatres," Ltd., class A -(-quar. )7 '
$13c
Consolidated! Water,'. Power & Paper Co.—
Quarterly
1_
,
...i———i.-' 30c
Consumers Glass,• Ltd! (quar.)—-ikik 7, $37',7c
'.
7
(quar.)
9- 2-
8-29
•
70c
*
9-17
„
(quar.)r^.__•
preferred (quar.),
Consolidated
10-15
2-
(N.
Consolidated Freightways
8-15
llkl'
75c v;
12-15
10-713
50c-
'■/ 727^ac
10-__7kPkk—>'7 10c1 -'l'10-
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1-; " -8-*29-
10-
>
-$15c
-
8-30
9-15
Insurance Co.—-,
Eleetrodynamics Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp., common (quar.)—
8-15
10-
$27 Vic
9-30
8-30
$50c
.
Life
9-1
9-16
$50c
,'
Consolidated
".9-2"
-i 9-15
10-15
$20c
7
'
8-15,
>
10 k .1
-
9
9-15
-
'
2
8-
'
2
10-
\
$65c
-
■■-
-
-
:.__
L^glfti'Aj .T'ower; Co".'—y?
.c .Common (|npre'ased *
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carson Pirie'Scott &
Co., 4*2%"pfd.
Catalin Corp. of America—
2
Trust,
Ltd._k
9-15
lO'c/'i y»-25
*
,
t.;
,30c
v
•
0-15
-
_^__^.--77
9-30
-
T7?*"."X
.
7; -9--2'> '-•> 40c preferred (quar.)r
10-31-% 10rl5 '
IConsoliClated Gubaq Petroleum:; (stock: div,);!^/.
8-29 ..•• 7-31
*
(Gne sh, Bolivian Aineriean-Gil for eaeh25
,7"?•
9-19 ' " '8-20
"
Vghs; Consolidated Cuban Petroleum held) r
0-15
-.
7
QuarterlyV;kVk!71_77%7k_'7f7k7l%*7_77--__171"7^L/«
*•'
$20c.
preferred
Life Assn.
...I
Connecticutf-
;.' 9-15
,
$$110 i
u'X.
;7
invest-
(from
Quarterly
9-12
"•
Fund
.
Co.,
(reduced)
;Riuar;)7i^k^___^._^7 - •-7' 70c 7
Shearing (s Stamping -Go. (quar.)- -A; - 20c
•*
t
$31 %c
(quar.)"_„
(Pa.)
(quar.)_l__
convertible
9-
1
9-15
'
$37*20
4.80%
$1.20
8-
$50c
Co'.
common
(quar.)k_^-^k-Jk—____7
9-30
35c '7'
•/
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., common ______10c
7';!h 5% preferred (quar.)__^_
*^_____—31'Ac
Confe Mills Corp., common-(quar.)
20c
4% preferred (quar.)
x
*
20c
8-15
"*
1
$29'7c
,1st preferred, (quar.)
Carolina Power & Light—
7% preferred (quar.).
6 V2 % preferred
.(quar.)k
____"_kk_:
T_k__"
Carpenter Pqper (quar.)
k____l_"_~
Carrier
68:%c
(quar.)__!_•
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co. (Louisville)
8-8
9-15
.'$$1.15
(quar.)_"-"l"_l"_%""_"J"_lir_"%'
Steel ; Co.
"7 9-30
-
.
preferred A (quar.}
5*2% preferred Blquar.)
Commonwealth. Income
nient Income ) • 71___
8-11
10-r
„
$30c
3%%
Carpenter
-
11-1
62'ic.
Corp.—
5'%
Commercial
81S[
.
9-
$$1:50
$20c
Natural :Gas
conimon
;r
12c
12c
Go.{ y,7;
ki
(Boston)- (guar. ).:_7k_-^__
7x1-7
_x.7__ ,7 - 7 50c-;'
9-10
Combined Enterprises,
Ltd7.(quar.)___
.k_7\7
$15c 7 972
8-19
8-20
$25c
Investment
.common
Iron
9- 2
JO- $
12c
."k_7__
.i
&
1_
___;
Columblair National Life
8-
9- 8
9- 2
7"
$70c
Paper Securities,
common
Fuel
;
r
:
Consolidated-Edison Co.
•
•
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cannon
ki—
Columbian Carboh Co."
9-26
.
.g^l
v
-
(quar.)
Iqiiar.b_^;_k
,
&
7
Colorado & Southern Ry. Co.—
!
4% non-cum 1st preferred-____7_k_-.—k_k7",
,7 8-22
-8-15
v
$32*/2C
-
Power
27*,a.c -7
w
762 Vac
8- B
:
"8-29
27c
(quae.).
Iqe
(quar.);
Coldrado^'Milling'&'-ElevatorCo.
8-12
10-20
t25c%;;
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
jVinegarq, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
25c
9-12'
8-26
37Vac
Dominion Sugar, Ltd,
Life
7
Monthly- kk
v.
8- 8
8-
'
—
preferred" (quar.)
Colorado
8-13
*-
17.
10-1
Increased'monthly jrilk
Monthly
7* V 8-18
■' 8- 8
2
y 9-15' *
-
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
r*4}<>% (pref. (quaf.)k
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
pfd.
9-15
10-1
$1
25c
-
Paper Ltd., class
Markets
6%
Canada
Life
Quarterly
5%
-
8-21
'-9- 1 *
25c
-j?-*
(quar.) __k_'
,
(A. J.)
Oil,
&
-
10-
Corp., class A common
Insurance Co.7of
America—"
:
40c
:
com.
"
10- 1
Colorado Central Power Co;—
9- 1
8- 8
7" 9-1- ; 78-' 8
25c
•7
$1.30 pref. (qitar.)l
Canada Crushed & Out Stone, -Ltd.—
v
do
pi-eference -(quar.)_
Canada
_"l_k
9- 2
*9-'2 7
"■?,
■7-
:
*
Carnation
_
Canada,
(qiuir.)
Works
10-
9-
25c
-Utilities,;common-'(quar;)
7
2
9-' 2
12-28-'
Acceptance
Connecticut General
preferred
5.40%
9■
j_-
z
8-21
tA' 9-23' :+*>: 9-J2-"
26 %c
_
k
9-30
$1.12*ra
Savings Assn.
of
Power
Pacific
V 50c
87J/kc7
■Xt.,4%'preferred.: (quar.j7kk_;__kkk_kk*^*ik___50c
Telephone—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar. >
Campbell Sohp Co. (quar.
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.,-
8-15
10-15
«1.50 1-15-59
45c
~
III'I"
(quar.)
Bank
5%
(
,
.
.........
(quar.)
:
4% non-cum pfd.:
(quar.)
Baltimore Radio
Show
Batburst
9-5
8-15
Common
Bard en Corp.
i
9-1
J3€c
II
(quar.)
•
Barber-Ellis
8-18
$1.50
■■
.
California
Canadian
(quar.)_
.
preferred
-
&
Colonial
8-15
,
8-28
19c
Ltd., conupon
(quar.)
of America
.'
National Trust &
1
Gas, Ltd.—
4% preferred C (quar.)
Balumoie & Ohio RR—
Interstate
5'A%
.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colonial Stores-, common
" 9-l£) '
9- 6
7.-9-4-
25c
Canadian Breweries Ltd., com. (quar.)
r
$1.25 conv; pref.
(qua.J
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. Uucr. .s-a)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Ltd. (quar.)
9-19
"
97 2
.
9-15
.
31c
(quar.-)________;___
(quar.)
8-16
8-
2
0-29
;7,7
40c
Canada
2
8-12
9-15
V 15c
WcA
■
Canada
"8-22
9-
■
'30c
-(quar.,)
Ink
A
Co.
preferred (quar.).;
Aikman Corp
Collins
Colonial
$12c
.
7
8-22
'
Gc
3)2%
9-12
8-15 k
25c
;
■8-22
f8-
2
8-15
;15.:
,
Power
California
class
9-- 2 ^
.
-
(quar.i^_-_,i_*
A
,
A-20
25c
Baltimore Gas & JElectric, rom.
4%> % preferred B
(quar.)
Electric
8-15
-10« 1...
Commercial .Credit Co.
class
»
9-JO
IQC
5:
8<27
8-11
1
'9-15
'
(quar.)
'
t
8-21
9-
9-10,
i
.
i
.8-1
"""
convertible preferred <(quar,)____—
5%%
2nd preferred
(quar.)_
Baldwin Piano, 6% preferred
preferred
8-
9-15
:i:20c"
5%
6%
,8-22
9-12
U2V*c
.
"A"
&
,8-22,
1
9-15
,?4c
L"
*
k-Il__
Income)——
Ayrshire Collieries
1
10r ,6
60 c
Machine " (quat.)"
(quar.""""
(quar.)__y„-k"
common
;8-22
f;.:
50c
______
A
8-20
~5Vo
i—_
Mines. Ltd.
(q u a r.)_
Auto.Electric.Service Co., Ltd. (qunr.)
Cement
California
2
25c
(guar.)—
Co.
Calaveras
8
8-22
9-12
50 c-
common (quar.)______
(stock dividend)————I
Aunor Gold
Class
-9"
"'1.12,1/a
(quar.)
0% preferred
Powder
"9- 1
"■
__k___k___,
Conn.
-
1
9-
■'
8
7-25
9-12
""
'
preferred
Atlas
$4.50
Refining Co.,
com.
2
9-
10-
$15c; <! l'O- l"
(quar:
California
Line
4'/a % 'preferred ;(qUar.)lJk—
Atlas-Corp.,
8-
;
7 9-£l
$1.05,7;; .9- 1
.
40c" 7
;
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
-
$1
7
$1.12*2 V,: 9-15
(-liquidating t '.-iLuJ-A 7 %435
Corp'."' (Cincinnati)—
-'•' •
9-12
*
Terminal Co._
Butler Brothers (quar.)__
.8-15
,
1
9-
8-
'
Air
4.00%
preferred
;
(quar;)
Atlantic Coast LineRR.
(quar.)
Atlantic
10-
30c
:
preferred
9-15
■
Bottling
9-15 7
-
;
Mills
10- 1
i
15c: 5
Bush
'8-18
9-15
50c
'
4.44%
8-18
8-18
Worsted
$2.50
«7%c
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (quar.)_
feuslx Terminal Blilg. Co.-(quaT.')_____-_u_:j;u-
8-20
9-15
'
_________
'
1
37'Ac
■
1
Common
9-
Cleveland
7
1-1-597
35c
-
Coca-Cola
8-15 77
$ 1.25^ ,: 710-rl 7
7
$1,50
.
•-
Coca-Cola International Corp
(reduced)"__
(quar.)__:
Corpi.
'
56'Ac
___
Associated Dry Gpods Corp., common (quar.)
5,85% preferred (quar.)—!
Associated Telephone &
Telegraph Co.; com.
$4 participating class A
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Atlapta &; Charlotte
Atlanta
pas. Light,'
Corp.
Bui4on-Dixie
&
2nd
preferred
participating
Burroughs
8? ,8
0-}5
Aluminum—
45c
5
>
9-15
9-15
(quar.)'i?k7k--—»rk_k'kJi'kk-'
Coca-Cola
50c :;
,
2
,.
55c
•
$4.50
"
Corp. ■•'(quar. >
Dry Dock,, Ltd.—-
Burxard
;
8-
$4.50 preferred
9-15
'
9-
$1.25
-
Illuminating Co., common
preferred (.quar.)____
Clcvclaiiu t<3 rict'sburgh RR.— 7/ .;k- ■'
:
4% Special gtd. (quar.)
;_I
7% preferred (quar.)
9-
"•
1
;
Cleveland Electric
'♦:
9-
,1V
1
10-
—
9-10
35c ;..;
10ii v".
(quar.)_____
,(quar.
9-12'
10-
Controller* Co.
25c
;
7
2 *
$1.18%
Service
8-15
'
Buriiham
10-
75c
•
t?
10-10
.$1.25
:
9-
$1
!
Employees Insurance Co. (s-a)'
(quar.) i_k_.
-kit
Ll_*
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry,/(s-a) _-__k—
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)k_
77
9-
9-72
25C 7
8-29
8-15
'•
Civil
Clark
9-
1
8-20
20c
4*/2% ^preferred
Burlington* Steel Co.. fktd.- (qua-r.)__^_______
Bui'ndy Corp.
(quar.)
^kk./k:
'
'*
preferred
10r
•,10-
35c 7,
common
v
9-30
25c
—
:
8-18
k-k:--'.
*/2 % ; preferred (guar. >
preferred :(quar.
9-19
40c
12'liC
(quar.i-^
6- 29
:
4%
4.20%'
9-12
$1.16'A
(quar.)
,
3
y.
11-26 7.
"
'25c
r.
.
12-18."
9-25 *
$1.25
7_i_k_'
(quar.)
preferred' (ouar,)_
"
(qu&r.)-kkk-_kk-kkk
10-23
v
37*/2c
___________
5%
•
■
Ms'c
37
1
>
9-25
CityWater Co. of Chattanooga—
8-15
10-1
preferred
25c
H
Burlington Industries,
7" 8- 1
9-20
(quar.,)
„
8-15
10- X
30c
Ltd.
1';
30c
preferred
(quar.)
8-, 1
1
_•
Co.
Buffalo
1
25c
,
common
$5
Drug
(quar.)
Co.k
9-
9-
(quar.)
Brunswig
preferred (quar.)
Pneumktic ' Tool
(quar.)
9-12
'
',
10-15
$-2-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Milling Machine Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)—:
Cities Service (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)k
10-1
10c
k
$1.12'.
A
;$3
;_k_kk %.
Buckeye Plp,e Line Co. (quar.)
Build Co., common (reduced)
;2____i_k_;
4:'i%
8-15T7
10^ 1
.10-1 <-
.
4(7
9-22
9- 2
10e 5
,
30c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)—:
Cincinnati
5
9- X
55C
8
9-
45c
•
preferred
-common;
25c
20c
__k_PkkP
Co.- (quar.)
8
9-
60c
,
com.
X
1
$1.08%
(quar.)
preferred
Altex
9-
■
(Charles)
(quar.)
*
"
' *
(quar.)
com.
V-)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
5
8-
*
Sliarpe Manufacturing (quar.)
8-
1
__
(quar.)
Corp.
Armstrong Cork Co.,
Arnold
9-
$5
3:
9-
$1.60
Brunswibk-Balke-Cojlender Co.—
Common -'(quat.)
k_—
k-'-k-k.k_k"_-—
-
1
9- 1
10c
Shoe Co. '-(quar.)
8-
1
62'/a c
;k_k
(quar.)
Power \Co.,
preferred
Steel
9-
8
8-14 i
1
27'Ac
_
Ai'kansas-MLssouri
1
30c
•
8-
1
9-
'
8-12
-
9-12
$20c
_
Arkansas
9-
9-
•
25c
________
preferred
$4.30 preferred (quar.)
k_:
$2.40 preferred .(quar.)______kk,
; ,82.40 A
preferred (Initial)Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)—
1
9-, 5
9
9-
12 %c
-
(quar,-)
9'
75c
„
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)_k_____.
(quar.)_
(qUar. )———
preferred
$2.00
50C
—
common
7 9-J5
30c
;_k
Series
,.«•
'9-20
10-1
59c
;
>
Brown
;
;.7-3i
'
Bijgelow
8-15
8
8-27
; ?62c;
.
Brown
2
.8- 8.
7 8-20
10-1
■
'
i
;
2
'
$G9c
k_k
Co.' (quar.)
Edison Co., 6.40%
8
$30c
9-
9- 1
'
" $$1.19
'
;_^k_
:
(N.
Series A preferred, (quar.)
Chicago
lO-i;: y.9-10
.
i5Gc
8-
25c
(quar.)
-*
"
yj53cy
:
(quar.i___
Bank
•Chicago Rock Isiand & Pacific RR.
Chicago • Yellow Cab (quar.
Chrysler Corp.
;
.8-^2^
17:
9-12
10-
45c
__^r_
Mfg.
&
7*31..
2
yiB ?£"$ S
9-
$- 8
|
'■"•
EJectric -Co.—
8-15
,
9-
93%c-;
9-19
,9-2
:
10-1
8-20
12c
k.r"
pfd. (quaiv)kk
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.-)__
__k_k
Brooklyn Garden Ants., Inc. - (s-a)_____k'_k :
,
.,8t20
.
'5-/2 *
■.
95c
(interim)
2
/—/—I-
U—
9-10
$30c
;prefprre'd |(quar.
Brockton
Manhattan
~
„_k
BrowsteirBaytle Drilling Co. (s-a)
5
Co.
(quar.)
.Chipago vMiljvaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
."
Cojnmon^ (.quaf.)
J,
Common'-(quar.) JL
•
$72*/2c« ?:o-i
(quar.)_
9-
Service
$2.30
.
9-
(quar.t_._
B.)
.
-
*
common.
preferred ' (quar.)
'Briilo
1
1
"'-lO- 1"
$1.19
-(quar.)lt
•Chenango A Unadiila Telephone-Corp.— *•'•■
4%%
preferred (.quar.)
•Chicago; Burlington «fc Qnincy RR. 'Cov~-Z.ll.
8-21
11T20
10-24 5.
7'/2C',
325c
tl2*A,C
5*-s ?«•. <preferred •'(quar.)„___________kk'___
s
8
.9-20
,v
2
11-29
45c
'
•
(quar.)kk-
;
9- 2
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Public
8-12
Telephone
participating preferred
'Participating- 1
9-
87 %c
v
:_.^kk
37'Ac
S3
Corp.
4% %
5 %
9-30
'
22c
;
'
^
(quar.)Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.,
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Oil
preferred
•
(A.
Corp.,
4%% preferred
4j.,4%.. preferred
,H,
,
25c' :
(quar.)
34%c
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. '(quar.)—.,
Atrhcuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Arden Farms Co., common——
Argo
3%%
1010-
$1.16
8-18
60s
Ltd.,
$1.04
7
Chattanooga;Gas Co. (quar.)
8.-18 % ;-
'
A
preference
'
1
•5%.
15c
__
(quar.)
(quar.)a
'
—___k_—
30c
•
(quar.)__:
common
5
9-20
$1
...
preferred (quar.)
B'A % preferred (quar.)
Anchor
8-
9-16
9-
7'Ac
6%
Anglo-Canadian
8-29
.
'•
(quar.)
American Water Works Co.,
!
1
__k_k____:._kLk_':
Chase
1
6c
preferred ;(quar.)____
proferred (quar. t
4VL»% ,preferred .(quar.)
*0-23
"%
(Fla.)—
American Vitrified Products
*•"
(quar.)l
$3
Chance
9-
■
Cordage. Ltd., class
B
Co." (quar.)
8-18
1
*
25c
;
4*(
9-23
9-30
60c
;
9-30
$1.25
' 30c
—
Insurance
American Tobacco Co.
$1.25
(reduced)—
(quar.)—k
Foundries
preferred
British Columbia
"*
2nd
American Seating
30c
Belt
(Channlng Corp.
*•; 9-
4\b
1
; 8-18
"9-
15cA
America__:i_ %•
$2.90
•
8-26
9-
31 %C
————
•
5
-9-1
20c
-
—
preference- (quar.)
preferred ^(quar.)_
Bristol-Myers Co., -common
American-Saint
Gobain Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
American Seal-Hap Corp.'of Delaware—
of
^
$3.80
"
.'
class
(
12-10
9-24
$1.75
—
'
£-
^_
;
(qiiar.)i—
Company
8-29
Sanitary
common (qtiar.)„
preferred (quar.)——_——
5%
Co.
8-29
;
Champiorr-Raper A Fibre Co., com. (qt'ar.)
$4.50 > preferred ' (quar.)—-kk___kklkmk"
■:-V •Cliampltn Oil Sc Refining Co.
9-20
-
76c
•
Trust
~r'
;
8-11
9-
10-1
20c'
(.
Brtdge & Ta'nk (Canada)
Corp.
7%
(quar.)
<quar.)__;
Stock dividend
„__P
<
12-18
$1.25
$1.25
..
.
Chain
9-12
v- r
9-
y42%c'
(quar;)_____7._'k'
Public Service—
Cliemetron
•_
Corp. '—1
$1.12%,;:.
West Corp.
lquar.)_k_„__^____:
4.65%* preferred (quar.)72
ikkkkkkk.4.75% preferred '(quar.")k____k"__l_kk__k7k
Century Industries iquar;)i
%_2_k_k
k__'
8- 8
8-15
10-1
50c
$1.18%.
Corp
Investment
(quar.)7_
4.15%' preferred
■
.
;
**"
8-8"^
I
2
9-30
7
$1.03
28'/5C
Booth Fisheries
9-15
v.
:
^COC
'
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Airplane' Co.
Boridstodk
11-21
9-15
9-
36c*
Borg (Geo. -W.) 'Corp. (quar.)__
Borg-Warner Corp., 3'/2% preferred (quar.)_.
Boston Bund (quarterly from investment inc.-; /
10-
9-^ 2
(quar.)
com.
.•
*
(quar.),.
Cascade
Bond
8-25
9-15
American President Lines, Ltd.—
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Boise
Vermont
•
'
8-15
'
Borden
,$1
5
$1.75
9rl0
25c
6% non-epm. preferred (quar.)
American
Radiator
&
Standard
*
-
8r29
(initial)—_—k—___
special preferred
$5
,
Boeing
<te South
Central
4-15
9- 2
J 25c
1
9-15
—,—
.
*
Central
:
'•
-1-14
*
'
' 9-20
■
9
10-15'
8-29
40c
.
preferred
Blue Bell,
8-21
2:
k 12- 1
'
-
$1.06 »/4
v
(quar.)_k_k
common
$1.18%
k_r
;
Corp.,
Electric—
4.50T,preferred
.
-
8-26
9-10
9-
2-
10-31
-
9-16
1
30c
(quar.)
American Metal Climax, com.
'
10-
11-10,
Central Louisiana
'
8-15*
9-1
$1.31%
—,—
1 "
3-2-59
20c
(quar.)—
'
———
-preferred (quar.)
American Lgmidj-y Machinery
.8-11
20c 4-30-59
American Investment. Co. of JUlnuls—s
*
V*
2
41.25'% * preferred :'1(quar-.)____^__^ii_^_k__v- $1.06%; k 10- I .r t 9-15
;
5:60% ' preferred( (quar.)
;____
$1.40
10k-1 7"
9wi5,
■Bltttv-Knbx
Cb.i; (qiiar.)*
%
30c*.
9-15
8-15
.Bloch Bros.:Tobacco—
■*.---v
'
2
Central-Hlinois Securities
:
J.)—
32'Ac
%
4.75%: preferred ((quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
8-25
9-19
*
25c
,
,
—
(s-a)
.
8-25
$1.08%
._Jk75H*$1.12*a 7
.•>. 4%,»preferred ■(quar. >
4.92%"* preferred (quar.):
.
12-27 y v;
1-30-59
12»/2c
(quKr.)i._^__.™_;.__^~—
Black Hills Fewer A. Light, common
4.20%' preferred ((quar.)^_—
4.5G%
preferred* „(quar.).
7-31
9-19
30c
.—,-k.—
Hair <Ss Felt Co., .com., (quar.)
SO preferred
(quar.)
American Home Products Corp. (monthly) —
American Hospital. Supply (quar.)
»
(Md.)
8-15
•
—..—__———
Corp.,
0-
20c'
(quar.)
common
'
4.75%V preferred
'
8-19
Cory.--
(quar; )______________-k
Central Illinois Public Service—;
7 ; '
;
r* Conimdn^
(qo'ar.)
—"kkk;
,
8-15
2
IT-
15c
r
(quar.):___-^k-^__n_____^-__
preferred
Mfg.
*fc.
Electric
&
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
preferred
•
Steel
7%
9-
■3
X5fi
'
...—.—
Bethlehem
Bibb
;
1-6-59
15c
'
preferred -(quar.9-i.---ki.^_i^_^k—
:
4*/2%
*v-
v
(Beneficial
-
8-ii
30c
(quar.)
4'A(.'c
Co,'
7
5%
Gas
preferred
k
•
of Ree.
Corp.___k___k_'____.
'
$-1.02
(quar.)„_________^_.,_rir^_^Finaifce; Co. (quar.)
8-11
5c
American
American Indemnity
9-10
9-10
Gossett
Ilowell Co.,
9-10
1
.
Holdert
Payable
,
Co.,
Hudson
4.35%
9-10
:
?
■
Eemls Bros. Bag
.
y8-19
40c
25c
—
A
5
9-
&
&,
:
9-12
10-i.
-9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
4<,b
Boll
9-12
XI-
.—
Class
1
25c
(quar.)....-.,
American Electric Power Co. (quar.)
American & Foreign Power Co. .(quar.)
American Furniture (quar.)
Greetings
10-
37V2C
common
Af.50 preferred (quar.)
American Chain & Cable Co.
American
7-22
Bell
(quar.)
v
American
8-20
Co.—
Can
preferred
Central
,"
9-2
:"
40c'
'
preferred (quar.)—
4%
•
8-29
"
-J,
gik:
9-15 k
20c
-
—
" 10-
8-16 *.
Instrument
pfd. ,(quax.)r_P_,
;
Central. oLGeorgia Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
9-10
1
10- 1
v
$1.18%
Common"
American Business .Shares Inc.—
.
'
Central Foundry
-
Common
8-30
9-.-1
Cenco
8-15
9-10
10-
$25c
—
Railways—-
9-15
.
,
40c
Name of Company
8-15
■*'
9-1
-
$25c
4%
,
$1.62'A
'
partieipattng preferred
Belknap Hardware & Mfg„ common—-^-k-,
Co.—«-
1st preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)——
■i7
—__
—
"
6.'A%
i
25c
When
of Ree
:
■:"> Or X
$1.25
„
8-13
10-, 1
75c
(quarj
(quar.)
Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp.— ~
A. 4'i4% ' preferred (quar.):
'Belden Mfg. CO.
(quar. j
8-13
30c
t
______
1
10-20
1,
_™„____k_
Holder
Payable
5c
*
8-15
9-
$1.12'A
i,
Rubber
11-1/
60c
(quar..)__
(quar.)
Bjltrite
American
15c
I
__k_^—
■Beauty ^Counselors ^ (quar.t__kkkk^-__-_-_'k~£
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)___
9-16
87'Ac
———
$5 preferred
8-14
1
<quar.)—
j
(j%
8-28
9-
,—-—
———
j4JA %
preferred
(quar.;—
American Bank Note Co., common
8
Share
;
.
Bearings, Iuc. ,(quar.»
Beauuit Mills, common (quar.)
8
10-
_—
(quar.)__
common
88-
$1.25
5% preferred <quar.)___,———
American Airlines, common (quar.)
convertible preferred
American Art Metals—
1
8-31
25c
(quar.)_-
-
3'A %
9-
$56c
4%
When
Per
oj Rec.
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Monday,. August 18^ 1958
"
12^c^
8-21
9-1.'
8-15-;
9-
2
8-4
L
62'Ac
9-10
8-25
———
75c
,9-10
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)——X.—
7
8-25;
Volume 188
Number 5769
.*The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
(655)
7V.
■
/
■
Name of Company
-
.
••
Par
When
Share
Payable
>:
£s~
;
;
Cornell Paperboard Products Tqu'ar.)*__
25c
Holder*v
Par
of Ree
' ,9-10
-
Cortiing Natural Gas Corp. "(quar.)-///
/«>t 2?$Ac>dv>; 8-30
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 div. pfd. <quar.)____
,25c ,10- 1
Corson (G. *& W. H.), Inc. / quar. )/=///._—>
,'v 5c-9-, 5
"Cosmopolitan Realty, quarterly
'♦£.2*7:"$4'
11-15
■2
Federal Chemical
Federal
9-22
11-
Cra"ddo'ck-Terry Shoe, 5(4 pfd. (s-a>^-___l_J' /*?5$2.50
1-1-59
(R. II.), "Ltd, "(quar.)-/
w$25cV;7' 9-30
Crdne Co. 33/f/o, preferred
Cribben & Sexton Co.—•7.
■'•**
4*% (<*
93%c
(quar.)
convertible 'preferred' (quarJ)____
Crdssett Company, class A
Class
.
11-
1
50c
8-18
9-29
15c
10-
-
9-
50c 7
:
(irreg.)
(quar.)_
(s-a )__/_
&7»/2c
7., 4.28fo
pfd.
12'
$3.50
$1.25
York •'( qua*.
(quar.)
♦ Corp.,
common preferred (quar.)
62'AO
-
$1
9-
2
9-
7 ;;30c
7
net invest,
.,/V
iric.)
Doibs ®&ro«i;-3IncV.^<Jii^
Dodge & Cox Fund-*V
*
Beneficial
shares^—^
%
13c
8-29
$1.56 preferred
-
8-14
50C
8-30
8-15
9-19
•
9-12
;■■■US' 25c
(quar.)__
7*
,
:
:
<-
7 10-
39c
.
&
Anglo -Investment Corp.—■
:
*1?';.
,
Quarterly
8-15
Dominion
Stores,
Dominion-Scottish
7-31
Donnelly
Dorfiohue
(R.
R.)
Bros.,
&
Sons
Ltd.
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
t50c
9-31
9-
?3iy4c
9-13
8-15
*'• $62 VzO
Ltd.,
8-29
8-13
Dover
Dow
&
(quar.)
Dr.* Pepper1 Co.
Dravo
Dun
Corp.,
&
/. 5%
^
10-
V 20c
9-
"9-
_2_J_ ;
10c'--
.preferred
$2"'
3
=.
<lo
$3'
/quar.)
(quar.)
10-' 1
1
2
9-15
9-10
8-22
9-
1
1
9-19
'''
Racing Assn.,s common
preferred (quar.)L_
Corp.
9-15
<
«•
•
.
Gas,
■;•':
„
9-15
■
preferred
5.50(4
5.68(4
v-
8.40^4
»
$2
(quar.)
i_.il;-
,.$1.42 "
30c
(quar.)__
Fansteel
;
0(2(4
preferred
1953
1
8-15
9-
Government
—
50c
53'Ac
10-
1
9-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
(N.
Y.)
9-
2
8-25
9-10
1
78-18
8-15
Honolulu
25c
9-26
9-
5
Hooker
2(4
9-26
9-
5
9-1
12M.C
,
7
40c
9-
l
$1.12:1/2
-
'
trt
9-
,15C
i-
10-
Atlantic
Great
88-
1
9-21
9-
5
8-20
1
27'Ac
i
1
50c
30c
pacific
&
$1.25
,
9•
■
1
8-28
»
■'.1
11■
-1
7
Co.
t
i*
common
series
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8
9-25
9-10
12-10
$2
Grocery
Grolier
10-
9-
5
.'•-•10-
1
9-
5 J
10-
1
9-16
25c :.v' 9-19
8-29
y
10c
■-*»-
8-28
8-
8
(A.
Gregory
Group
PJ
Fire Brick
Industries
11-18
8-19
8-29
'
8-30
Society
9-10
/-.income
Co.—
9-30
.
class A
9-30
-
-
9-15
9-
Fully Administered Fund
8-29
8-18
The
Institutional
683*c
8-99
8-18
The
General
8-
-
4
2
,
:
:
9-15
8-21
9-10
9- 1
12-10
.
'
12- 1
8-21
8-
6
8-25
8-
20c
9-12
8-29
9-15
8-29
-
8
9-12
'
8-ia
9-30
9-19
'9-
8-13
1
Fund
Fund
*
-
10- 1
9-
0-
4
2
8-19
8-20
8-
2
8-20
40c
9-10
8-15
15c
9-
1
8-12"
9-
1
8-12
9-10
25c
1
♦
l
r
8-29
9-10
8-29
9-
1
8-15
9-
5c
*
t>
1
8-15
.
^
v
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
35%C
9-
1
8-15 ..."
39^0
9-1
31 '4c
32c
■'
"
17c
—
60c
$75c
35c
Co. /quar.)—
(quar.)—_
8-15
7-31
8-20
9-15
8-2*
9-
8-
8
8
8-11
9-10
(Ontario)—
&
Erie
Mortgage
$40c
50c
10-
1
9-
1
9-17
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
9-30
M-ld
$1.25
12-30
12-1 a
45c
_
57'Ac
preferred /quar.)
-
*
common
40c
(increased)
9-
8-15
2
10-
10-15
f
—
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Quarterly
———--7—Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &
Ireland.
Ltd.
(interim)
Income Fund of Boston
(from invest, inc.)
Indiana Gas & Water Co. Inc. (quar.)
—
Indiana Telephone,
4.80(4
pfd
Industria
Water
Electrica
$32'Ac
9-
1
$37'Ac
9-
1
$50c
10-
1
*8'A'A
9-10
.
8-18
8-18
-
9-12
7-31
common
(quar.)—
de Mexico S. A.—
Co.,
10c
9-15
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
$1.06'A
25c
20c
shares
10^.1
9-
2
11-28
9-10
9-10
8-11
11-15
2
8-
4
S3
1-2-59
12-
3
$1
8-30
8-15
32c
9-15
8-15
20c
9-
8-
75c
preferred (s-a)_
Steel Co.
(guar.)
—
13c
8-29
8-14
6c
8-29
8-14
10c
3-29
8-14
7c
8-29
8-14
10c
8-29
8-14
Institutional Bank
ment
Fund
(13c from
inc. plus 19c from securities
Foundation Fund—
invest¬
profs.)
9-
Institutional
(10
10
cents
cents
from
from
investment
securities
income
and
profits)——
'
8-15
25c
$1.20
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.; 5(4 pfd. A (quar.) —
4'A(4 preferred B (quar.)/
Indianapolis
1
7-25
8-20
'
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible participating pfd.
Inland
•
r
*
3l'Ac
35'Ac
Corp.
6(4
A
.
*"
8-ltt
9-
Production
American
,
„
5
9-12
35c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
Fund
Bond
Bond
8-28
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
The
25c
8-
-9-3
9-26
21C
"(quar.)
beneficial Interest-
Idaho Power Co..
9- 2
7 General Funds^—
Common
'
*
'
9- 2
1
Capital Growth Fund
vf-
.
35C
& Refining
,
The
1
\
8-29
25c
$1.06'A
preferred
4.60(4
9-15
20c
•
•
—
:
$1.06'A
I. T. E. Circuit Breaker, common
9-15
.
25c
12'Ac
-
\
4-15
8-21
~
Sash & Door, common
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
-—
.
9-10
•9-10
Co.-—
5%
9-12
$1.10
•
.
(quar.)
The
HO
•
value
per
Huttig
9-12
9-30
15c
quarterly from net investment
/
'
r"
Stock
..
"
$3
25c
•
.
'*
8-18
75c
(Houston)
Inc.—
8-30
(guar.)———
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Huron
-
(quar.)
Securities,
8-30
9-13
d
Humble Oil
7-31
$40c
—---
(quar.)
8-19
9-13
50c
Hudson Bay
7-31
$30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Products
Store
8-19
8-29
—
preferWd $15
Hugoton
8- 4
7 8-30
8-15
(Okla.)—•
changed to Hooker Chemical
Common
(quarterly)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)__
Units of
8-14
All payments
>
Co.
(quar.)—
5(4
preferred A (quar.)__
$5.12 preferred series B (quar.)—
5.70(4 preferred series C /quar.)
5.70(4 preferred series D (quar.)_
Hiigoton Gas Trust—;
"
11-18
9-15
40c
(quar.)_—
Co.
8-15
8-29
(quar.)____
Electrochemical
$1.41
8-25
40c
35c
Corp.
-
11-25
q(-4'4st pref.;(quar:)." .$31'Ac!
Green
2
2
;
30c
preferred (quar.)—
Hublnger Co. (quar.)—
8-19
y-15
8-30
99-
$35
4'A(4
8-19
12-15
1
Railway
9-25
15c
(quar.)
■
.
8-35
8-15
(initial) —
Houston Lighting & Power, com.
(quar.)__
Howard Stores.Corp., common (quar.)
9-10
9-10
5
2
2
30c
8-25
12-10
$2-
12-
9-
$45c
—
Hudson Pulp &. Paper,
40c
.#■'$1
:
2
$1
(quar.)——
(qsar?)—
Great Southern Life Insurance
;
Oil
5.60(4
■
$1.75
Paper .Co., Ltd., com.
12-15
9/5
12'Ac
Life Insurance
dividend
'
5
8-
9-15
9-
Manufacturing (quar.)——
Housatonic Publfc Service, com. (quar.)
1
9-
8-15
8-15
1
30c
•Ilosklns
'
:
(quar.)
•
preferred
Great'Northern
'
1
9-15
.8-15
9-
8-15
—
34%c
Quarterly
of
8-13
•9-2
30c
1
*
8-29
.
35c
'
'8-20
2
9-15
20c
Tea
^quar.)
8-15
-
8-12
3
•
2
.r
40c
—
,'Nortliern Paper Co., pommon—_—__
4.40(4' prefeared A; (quar.)_____
8-13
___i
9-
$25c
Great
8-20
(quar.)c •J'-
I
8-22
$25c
—__
■v.
8-30
-
.
8-22
9-15
$2
Great /Lakes Power Corp.,, Ltd.— ~
9-15
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
$1.20
8
60C
_i"_
Corp7-(quar.)
Great Lakes
8- 8
9-15
20c
( 8-
1
9-
60c
■
8-1
:
1
12-
5
>
$2
<quar.)__.
'*
8-15
1
45c
2(4'
Hopver Ball & Bearing, stock dividend
20c
Hoover Company, class A (quar.)_
20c
Class B /quar.
_~
;—
4'A(4 preferred (quar.)
—
" $1.12'A
Horn & Hardart
$1.25
(N. Y,), 5(4 pfd. * (quar.)
$12'Ac
Horner (F. W.): Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-15
10-
v
.60C
25c
..
8-29
9-1
9-10'
•
9-
9-
9-15
$1^0
..
1
9-11
;
20c
(quar.)—
:
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
*
$1.25
,
>
.
i5c
_
7-11
8-29'
1
9-
v.
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
'
b
10-15
1
9-
•-
(quar.)—
common
7,7(4^,preferred
8
$1.12'A
____i
America,
12'A
;
"
Co.
*
(quar.)
Name
,./J
9-10
City
'
9-12
9-
9- 1
.
.
$2
Co.
-
:/ 50C
7 ".871/2C'
Cash
8-19
Steel
*
common,
Co.,- common.
Home State
11-18
Grand Union
8-15
'.
1
•'^'4
'
9-10
Granite
'
8-29
8-28
87'Ac
(quar.)_
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.
preferred
1
:.r
Grafton & Cor, class A (quar.)
Class
A - (qnar.U
_/
-
Ej(4
8-29
;
—
/
8-15*
8-29
*
2
7 9-
20c
$1.09%
A
'
preferred (quar;)
preferred A (quar.)___
preferred A (quar.)
♦ preferred
B (quar.)
preferred B (quar )
.
9 "
$5
9-
..
,
7
.
(quar.-)____
A
Corp.,
Dauch
I-Iomasote
10-
12-10
8%
8-20
730c
2
;
8(4
8-15
.
9-
9-30
$1.50
8(4
&
66c
(s-a)
,,
.
9-
7'Ac
—
2nd preferred
preferred
17'Ac
;
L
(quar.)
Bank
8-
1~
11-
35c
'
.
9-19
9-15
30c
2
10-
(quar.)
Employees " Insurance (quar.)—
National
10-
5C
'
9-19
•
8-31
•
91V4C
__.
8-15
$1.50
8%
8-15
.
1
3
W.)
1
9-19
Quarterly
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Hobart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_.
Hollywood Turf Club (annual)
8
8-15
;toc
5'A(4
Hinde
6% ^preferreo >(quar.)
8-15
8-29
8-29
-
22VaC
(quar.)
6(4.preferred
Corp.,;
8-30
preferred
Hotels
Hilton
59'Ac
Co.
8-26
9-23
45c
8-15
9-
(H.
.
'
»
7-25
9-15
8-15
2
40c
Cement
-
9-23
;
„
2
8-22
*
•
12'Ac
(quar.)__
Hiawatha Gil & Gas Co., 5(4
pfd.
Hilo Electric Light Co.,
common
8-11
'.♦$1,25
.
Farmers <fc Traders Life Insurance Co
■*./Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
Fedders-Quigan
9-
1
9-
6(4
9" *
...
1
Fitt-m Equipment
Acceptance
-
9-20
9-
•
(quar.)__,
Metallurgical
62'Ac
$1.25
(W. -R.): & Co.
Common ; (quar.),
8-15
$1.18/4
(quar.)
Co:
".
8-15
8-20'
25c
-
3'A(4
10-24
—
.
10-
5
35c
Galion
$4.37'A
10-24
11-15
8-
8-15
9-2
11-15
33c
2
*8-15
9-
J /.
■730c
^
(quar.)^
Brewing,
$1.60
10-24
9-15
'
a
Portland
9-
7
62'Ac
—
J.) -Co.,
9-
8-11
8-22
50c
.
8-14
♦
9-10
Hires
.7.
....
2
2 /
10-20
48^sc
•
'
8-14
9-16
9-
* -
10-19
2
9-
50c
6(4 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Heyden-Newpbrt Chemical Corp.—
Common
(qyar.)
9-10
11-15
25C
1
9-
8-15
9-
10-
50c
8-15
9-
7,v 50c
35C
8-15
9-
2
Co.
8-15
1
8
Gould-National-Batteries, Inc.
8-15
$1.34
$1.4144
8
8-
(quar.).
Grace
9-
$1.37(2
Falls
'Grace
9-
•
2
8-
9-
50c
7-31
9-
9- 2
Gossard
5
9-
8-20
a
9-
'
10c
3.65(4 preferred (quar.)
Products, com. (quar.)
6(4 preferred (quar.)__
7% preferred class A (quar.)
9-19
(quar.)
8-29
1
9-10
9-30
Gorhapi Mfg. Co.
8-15
8-21
9-30
.
Fairmont Foods, common
7 4% preferred
■"
60c
32'Ac
(quar.)
& Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
8-19
9-15
.
$1.25
(quar.)
Falstaff
9-
2 '
Hercules
55c
(quar.)
v
8-16
$1:06 >4
.
r
Gold
9-30
Heinz
6
8-
9-
40C
„
Globe Wernicke Industries
-9-
6
10-
a
-25c
pfd. A (quar.)
.
8-25
20c
/quar.)
8-29
8-
45c
—
.
5
8-29
Herold Radio & Electronics Corp.—
b-'.'sft
Glens
(H.
.10-
1
40c
Ltd!, 5(4
8-11
11-
10:31
$1.25'
—
»
8-11
1
8-29
-
$1.50
Corp.
(quar.)
Mining Co.
(quar.)_^
9-
9-10
11c
-
r
8-15
9-15
15c
—
-(quar.)
/quar.)-*■
Hecla
8-14
:
8-29
62%C
:___—
Hazeltine
1
..
,
& Co.—
8-16
(quar.)_
&:
Co.
M.)
8-22
■
;(quar.)_.:
preferred
(G.
9-12
'
:
Hawaiian Pineapple;
8-15
11-
(quar./
Products
9-15
$i:37,J/2
Erie Resistor Gorp.-i- ■ •
^90c pfd. /1957 series)
Paflrbanks :Mbrse
9-15
$1.021/2-'
Erlanger Mills,
prior
preferred
7-30
-
8- 8
$2.50
9-12
-
7
11-
1
(quar.)__
8-22
25C
2
7...::/.
(quar.)__7___
9-30
.:3c
32 tic
convertible
Bearing
9-15
9-15
5
7 9-10
50c
(s-a),
'♦75c
50c
L_'_
.
$1.25
conv.-preferred (quqr.)__
Gillette Co.- (quar.)__;
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp,, com.
6';4 '1st preferred (qup,r.)__
8-27
'
1'
99-
,
10c
.
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.)
Stock dividend _/
9-15=
1
' 77,60c
_.
8-14
1
3.
i. 8-15
9-15
•Z
35c
*
-
Ilarslraw, Chemical
8-29
9-
$1
'
—
(quar.)_
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90(4 pfd.
Hartford Gas Co., common
(quar.)
8(4
preferred
(quar.)
8-14
2
9-23
15c
com.
8-15
9-15
1
9-
15c'
.
9-17
Co.
9-
11-17
:
2.
9-22
25c
I
Corp.
11-
*9-2
»
--------—
Plywood
8-
1
$3C
(quar.)
1
9-15
(
6 Vs %
(quar.)_
5.(4 Jpreferred
(s-a)__
.-—
Handy & H-arman, common (quar.)—
5(4
preferred (quar.)/_:
-
Harbor
2
$$1.25
*
Hansen Mfg. Co. (quar. >•
1
Harbisbn-Walker Refracterles,
6(4 preferred (quar.)_'_
2
55c
preferred
5 (4
10-
50c
9-
56c
5.28(4
Giannfni
:25c
.
4(^(4
.
/quar.)_l
B
912-
:
$22'Ac
(quar.)____
com.
A
9-15
60o
,/
Ltd.,
class
4
8-
1
50C
7
(quar.)-
Co.
preferred /quar.)
Organ CO. :(quar.)__i_,_^.^_Co.,
2-24
9-10
10-
$30c
'(quar.)—
<quar.)_
Oil Well Cementing
Oil
Class
//,.//77:
8-30
10-
9-
9-
.
,i
8-Xa
,"/"7.
•
•
: 8-15
Z,
(quar.)
Gerber
:
(quar.).
&
Fafhir
8-21
of Pennsylvania—
preferred
8-15
/quar.)_^
common
Hancock
(9-17
-
79-15
.7
*
11-25
25c
•/_ ■>
*7.-1
j
convertible
Hammond
8-15
9-15
;
10-
.
i 9-19
a
$1.16
-
preferred
4(4
H-r
2
.9-10
v.
4.75f/o
8-22
9-15
$2 5 c
Erie Railroad,
:
9-
8-12
(quar.)
-
'
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co;, common
9-17
-----
(quar.)
25c
preferred (quar.
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed-(quar.)i
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Eile
11-15:
50c
—
preferred
8-11
-
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
(annual)
Equity
5(4
8-20
27'Ac
4 40(4
preferred
-"'X
Hallnor Mines, Ltd.
Hamilton Cotton CO.
.
8-15
22'/2c
of Florida—
$37y2c
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)__i__
Equitable Gas Co., -common iquar.)
i
4.50(4
3
2
2
.7
,
of California—
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
2
-
Entjdoyers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)__ini
Emjjoriuni-Capwell Co. /quar.)___^____-_^
T
9-10
7%C
Electric HoSe & Rubber Co.-(quar.)_^_
preferred
preferred
2;
1
Eniery Industries (quar.)
—
En^pire District Electric, 5(4 pfd.
7 43/4(4
9-
10* 1
•
8
9-
62'Ac
4.64(4. pfd.
:—_—^—I
l
■
933Ac
Corp.
Co.
$30c
(quar.)_tL_____^_____i.^-_
Co.
•8-.15
'9-
!
-:7, $2.
preferred
5(4
;
Halliburton
9-15
2
25c
r
9-
12-15
$1.25 3-16-59
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Hacken'sack'1 Water
8-22
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)_u___l_
9-
__
preferred Jquar.)_^___^___i______
preferred
(quar.)_i__^_
•
^
preferred ; (quar.)
:___i
Auto-Lite
Castings
General Tire & Rubber
$1.50
,
(quar.)
preferred ; (quar.)
Electric
1
9-30
(quar.)
9-
"
(guar.)
preferred
5.65(4
8
8-29
..25c
preferred '-(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred 4quar.)_^
bYzfo
8-22
•
(quar.)
common
8-
■
4.10/4
$5
9-
7, 38c
(quar.)
30c
Corp. - (quar.)
Electronics Investment
Natural
10.
500
,7/
(quar.)_
\
General Telephone Corp., common
4.25(4 preferred (quar.)
'
Eldctrographic Corp. /quar.)i.___
Paso
8-12
,9-1
(quar.)_
8-15
$30c
■r;
8-22
56'AO
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50:-
Electrolux
El
£
_
common
preferred
$5
Oil
Quarterly
8-22
30c
...
(quar.)
4*/2ib
$2.25
<5. *»*»•■» -J'"
i.__
s.-
Electric Storage Battery
'
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
8-29
8-20
9-10
15c
25c
Co.
Corp.,
General Telephone
8-29
3114c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Trust,- Ltd.
(quar.)
-
$1
■
.
(quar.)__
■
(quar.).
Eaitem
Eddy Paper-, Ltd., common
5'Class A (quar.)__
2.
8-25
:15c
,
preferred
$2.20
8-20
9-15
•> *
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
Ecudorian
2
9-
"75c
•
2
:
8-29
9-
15c
8
9-
8
*.
(quar.)
8-20
10-
9-10
•.ft:
Massachusetts Street Ry.-—
"1st preference, A (quar.)
Investment
8-
1
:T
6
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
8-
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
I
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)_„
General Telephone Kentucky, 5%. pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
•:.
9-30
10-15
■
10c
$1.25
_2_2
=.
/Bangor Me.) -(quar.)
Economic
2
9-15
preferred
$1
8-20
35c
common:
Eastern
$1
9-
25c
7. ■■;
(quar.),
Common
7-30
1
50c
(quar.)
East-St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.
\ Q7o ^preferred (quar.)
:
\
9-15
50 c
common
5Vz[lo
7-30
8-29
(qUar.)'
:i 55c
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 1% pfd.
(aeoum.) ^ $$1.75
) 6%
1
4.0c
Steel
8-15
30c
^
Corp.,
General Telephone Co.
8-15
9*
Eagle-Picher Co.
Eastern Corp.
Gulf Power Co.,
>25c
$2.75
-.
/quar.)
(quar.)
Outdoor Advertising
.{'
8-15
40c
^
(quar.)
Duques'ne Brewing (quar.)
Duriron Company (quari)
Dirro-Test Corp.—
' C V 5% conv; pfd. 1956 series
Gulf
8
/
8-
9-15
$1.25
1
:
8-2»
V
8-21
$1.25
•
2
8-
fquar.)
(final)
Corp. 7(quar.j__
Corp: (increased quar.)
General Telephone
8-15
1
1
9-
34%c
i_
1
2"
8-20
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,*
9-
15c
A.
'
General
2
9-30
preferred
9-20 V,
.
:
8-14
15c
(increased)
com.
9-
$$1^$
.'(quar.l_________
Co.
Ohln RR.,
(quar.)-/.
8-29
9-15
j
15c
-
12-
: 9-11
•
8-29
12c
9-30
Hajoca
General
1
9-
10-31!
'
vV»$15c
■
,
1
1
•)r. „i?
$2 preferred
Bradstreet
Dunham-Bush
11-
"
,')":$25c"
■
1
»quar.) __7
S.
:
^-2.
(Calif.), 5V2Y0 pfd. (quar.)
RockawaV RR. (s-a)__
1
Chemical
A.)
Merchandise
$3.75
&;
$5
40c
'
8-14
9-10
8-14
..8-14
.
30c
*
_
8-29
:.7
,
8-14
$5 preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
7
7
8-29
-
9-20
35c
•
8-29
8-29
12'Ac
12-15
81'Ac
-
_/
1L.K Realty
Foods
Mobile
$5 preferred
7-31
;
8-14
8-14
10c
8-21
»'■
8-14
8-29
8-29
preferred (quar.)
Gulf
8-21
I
8-20
:■
35c
,
(quar.)
Motors
$5
$12M>c
(quar.)
Douglas Oil
Drewi-y's, Ltd. U
9-15
9-15
4c
6(4
8-21
8-29
8-29
3c
9c
(quar.)—
/
8-14
8-14
9c
preferred
:
.
8-14
8-29
6c
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income
—;
Gulf Interstate Gas, common (Increased)
8-15
,
9-15
8-29
8-29
13c
.
Shares
'
General
9
$25c-v-'.i 10-
com.
-common_2
(reduced)
) $2 -pfd.
(quar.)
2:-t
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)
•/
Stock dividend _2
2
,
60c
Shares
//_
50c
(quar.)/
(quar.
General
(quar.-)...
-
com.
9-
8-14
10c
v
.
Shares
Shares
Utilities
8-14
8-29
5c
...
.
.
Shares
5(4.
Finance
General
Investments, Ltd.—
i $1 preference (quar.:)
Donnacona-i Paper Go.- Ltd.,
.
10-10
8-15
.
General
Shares
Bond
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common
(quar.)
/ 9-29
8-15
•
General Electric, Ltd. oixdnary
8-15
8-22
(quar.)
y &7o- preference
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
»
8-15
1
11-1
8-29
6c
8-14
6c
Tobacco Shares
.
8-14
.
12c
15c
General
•
"4:/ 9- 2
•
Ltd.
9-10
:'n-
$1
General America .Corp/', (quarj)
General
Baking, Co,, ($8 pfd, (quar.)
Cigar > Co. .t(quar.)„
9-17
*20c
;
.
"
8-22
Ltd.—
,
General Acceptance
1-16
$$1.25
;
-
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_22
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
>
8-29
12'/2C
Gardner-Denver Co., common
Gas
Service
Co.
(increased
9-19
•
b7a preferred (quar.-)_,
Stock
$1,12 Va
.
1
Dominguez (Oil 'Tields /monthly) _^_^^2-^•».•ixf25c
8-29
■■;'/ 25C
■■■"•Monthly L_—
;2■
9-30 '
••V Monthly
_2__2__
r 77
25c 1-30-59
f
Railroad
-
-
Dominion
9-15
.
1
,7'7.
(R. E.) Co., common, fquar.).
4T/a7« preferred (quar.)
8-1
Equipment
9-30
:
8
Punsten
8-25
9-15
Railroad
9-
•
Co.
(reduced)
Co:" of Canada
Fuller»(GeQ.
t/• *7
/W-lOc
Z-l :
-
Friedman
9-30
9-
..
i
Fruehai'f Trailer, 4.(4 preferred
of the Loom
(s-a)
.-<■'
Petroleum
Railroad
$1
common (quar.)
7< quar.)'_/£.
Fruit
*
Inc. (quarterly
net: investment income )..____/_i.__L_
8-28
:
Diversified Investment Fund,
tfront
8-25
8-12
9-10
9-lfr
15C
7 7.
/quarJ
Fort.Pitt Bridge Works (quarj
Fort Wayne & "Jackson
RR., pfd, (s-a)
Freeport -Sulphur, Co." (quar.)
8-22
'10-28
B
8-18
8-14
8-29
8-29
8c
9-16
1712C'
>
(quar.)/
Foremost Dairies
8-22
'
A
"Class
8-15
2
9-15
;AA'.'AlOd;
7"
r
•'
7A
'
Motor
Motor
12- "8
3
9-
$1
Cbrp.-Seagram .Ltd-. (quar.,t^____2
DistiHers, Ltd.; ordiha*y:7< final)
(Equal to approximately $0,117 per share)
•V
Ford
lc
.
>,
lc
42*/ac
Inc.*.(quar.)
Ford
Class
12-18
30c
.»
.2.
Distillers
Distributors Group, Inc.—
/" Common Stock F/md*-(fr.
8-15
1
Food
Industrial Machinery Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares —i.
60c convertible
:
Forbes : &/.Wallace/ voting common
7 Non-voting common (quar.j
9-10
8-12
8-12
$1.12
(stock dividend)
9-10
9"
-
4
common
preferred
1
Shares
8-29
.
8c
9-
/./;
;
8c
6c
Electronics & Electrical Equipment Shares
Steel
quar.)
8c
-
8-18
7 Vzc
,
Shares
Chemical- Shares
6-27
7 8-12
HoMerm-
Payable ofReo-
Funds—
Shares
1
56 tic
;
9-15
Co.
(quar.)._
Chemical,
Food Mart,
9-10
9-30
25c
{
-
£_»
(quar.)
Dictaphone
4 c/o
9-10
"
Denver Union Stock Yard
'•
9-30
Co.
/
.Industry
■». 9,
45c
Flying Tiger Line
3(4(4
Building Shares
25C
Food Machinery &
9-10
9-10
-
"
-
preferred
8-15'
1
$l;07,.^9-30
$i:i4^'* 9-30
-
/££//:.
—.
Tramway corp.—
to
9-
9-30
&
Florida Growth Fund
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.):_____
2
2
,
1
9-16
(s-a)
( $4 preferred (quar.)_
"I.:4ta fy 3nd preferred (qua*.£7^
.
9-15
9-
(M. H.)
Co.,
9-
,/
Field
(quar.)/:
Corp. (increased
Stock
Flintkote
9-15
•;
9-30
iv" $1
$1.05
preferred, (quar.)
$2.50
I
(quar.)__^
preferred (quar.)
Dentists Supply-Co. of New
;
7
5c
/_//_
ov«
Denver
1
10-
(quar.)*?; 92%c
4'.56(<>.'-preferred'-/quaK)_/.=i____.^_.;/_:i/
....
10-
-
Bank
9-25
-
.
Corp.: (quar.)
Fishman
8-15
10-
"_i/_
Light, 3.70^
12-2f
8-15 '
37.'.jjc"
4'(t preferred /quar.)_i
First
Aviation
»'?
Marshall
see
4(9(4' preferred
,v
2
4-'
.
6
9-2
5?.SI '*•
;___™
12-
8-29»
'
15c
.i
9- 5 t
;
12-28
r 12-31
35c
..,720c"
<quar.)//i.
(John H.i & Sons
preferred
r_,
Publications^, (quar.)
.(Marshall)
Filtrol
9-
lc
;Financial' General Corp., com,
(quarj
$2.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Firestone Tire &' Rubber— 7
-
5
Automobile
9-16
3144c
///_
Fifty/Associates/./Boston)
9-17
.9- 5
?
1
8-22
35c
..
,
8-18
8-27
-
/mohthly)
Federate*
Field
2
(quar.) 7--&;, -75c •rS^lO-,.. 1
Detfre & Coj
4.20°c
B
1
8
283,Zc
8-11
f-2
9-
$1.75
:
Daybrite Lighting;/quar.
Dayton & Michigan -RR.,. common
-yJSF/o preferred' <quar.)_
//
Delanv
,
9-
9-10
8-
When
Share
.
Inc.—(Continued)—<
9-
5(4
.
Per
Name of Company
;
Group Securities,
20c
;
(quar.)
(monthly)
./Class B (monthly)
•V Class A.. (monthly
9-10
9-15
$1.05
(quar.)
t
(quar.)
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
Delaware Power &
Class
10-1.0
A
t
8-25
60c
dividend
class
2
30c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_
I—
Federated Mortgage Corp. of Delaware—
y-i
.
.
.<quar.)__
Mines
•
9-
20c
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60(4 pfd.
(quar.)
Federal Sign & Signal Corp., com. (quar.)
5
8-15
Gurtlss-Wright'Corp:, Class A" (quar.)//.-./---//^". -S»c •;H*»9£26
A
Federal Pacific Electric
Stock
10-10
,:
1
28c
pfd.
Class
(quar.)
.'
Inc.
••
^
"••77 ' '
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7% pfd.
7 Cuftis 'Publishing Cb.,!$4 prior
Daggafontein
Warehouse
&
Holders
Payable 0/Ree.
$1
'
v
.
"
8-29
1\
*•10*
Crystal Oil& land Co.—:
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
$1.60 prior preferred
-9-
-40c
;•"
.Class A; /guar.)/. 'V
Cr^n CorlT & fteal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (qnar.)7*
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 "pfd. (quar.)_
:
/
9-
11-1.
(quar.)
//_/./_
Cretan" Cork. International1: Corp.—
••
^28%C—-
tquar.)-_
B
1
12-16
,->9-15
'' --V
Compress
Co. /quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings,
When
Share
..
Federal Insurance
8-22
'Craln
—"
Co.
8-10
■
'*
Name of Company 1
«
8-25
It
1
1
-
-
12
Share
Same of Company
International
International
Inc.—
Investors,
International
^
8-25
2
9-
8-
$2.50
5
|
9-20
9-10
8-11
Leltch
9-
2
8-15
Leonard
37'AC
S-
1
8-14
Leslie
Life
8-30
12'Ac
8-15
Quarterly
(increased)
9-15
Lilly
9-12
8-27
9-12
8-27
10-10
10-
1
9c
10-10
10-
1
7'Ac
class A-.#.-,
Class B
——
—
3%
preferred (quar,
Investors Loan Corp., com.
.
10-10
10-
1
4c
9-30
8-29
9-30
8-29
11-
1
10-20
Loblaw
11-
1
10-20
1st
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
Power
4.80%
(quar.)
Iowa Public Service, common
4%%
9-
2
8-
8%
1
8-26
Lockheed
9-15
Lone
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Lord
9-
1
3-15
9-
1
8-15
Ludlow
Mfg.
9-
1
8-15
Ludlow
Typograph
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
Lunkenhelmer
32c
9-
1
8-15
Lykes
35 %c
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
15c
9-
2
8-12
preferred
(quar.)—
Jacobs
5%
Bros.
L.)
Co..
pfd.
preferred A
$5
preferred
B
(quar.)
1st
(quar.)
Jantzen, Inc., 5%
preferred
(quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., com. (stk. divd.)
$1.25
1st preferred
dividend
Stock
7%
Jewel
preferred
Tea
3%%
Co.,
Johnson
Johnson
<fc
Jones & Laughlin
<quar.)_:
8-
6
Narragansett
9-
2
8-
6
$51'Ac
9- 2
9- 2
8-
0
Nashau Corp., class A
Class B
(increased)
11 Vic
25c
11-
7
Malion
8-22
1
10-17
9-11
11-
(B.
Maine
8-15
C.)
Central
60c
(quar.)
Natlonal
8-25
Manning Maxwell
1
9-
5
Marlon
$1.25
10-
1
9-
Mfg.
5
Marmon
50c
9-15
9-
2
Marshall
25c
—_
9-15
9-
2
Herrington
Field
4>A%
&
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—
4% %
-—
preferred
8-31
8-15
59 %c
9-
1
8-18
$1.03*8
9-
1
8-18
Mathews
$1.18%
9-
1
8-18
Matson
iquar.)
4Vs %
preferred
4%%
convertible
Kansas
22'Ac
——
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7%
(quar.)
4V'2%
9-20
95c
9-
1
$1
9-
1
National
Cash
8-
1
National
Cranberry Assn.,
$1.05
9-
2
8-25
8-
4
8-25
8-
4
9- 5
8-15
8
National
10-
9-
1
Class
7%
9-15
8-25
6%
9-20
9-12
9-10
8-10
Reduced
9-10
8-29
National
8-18
8
National
Shirt
9- 3
8-19
National
Starch
National
Steel
&
8-23
National
Tea
Union
8-26
8-14
50c
8-31
8-15
National
9-30
9-15
National-U.
12-
1
1
11-14
9-26
9-12
8-31
25c
8-20
(quar.)_
Kerr
Ketchum
&
Co.
Income
preferred
60c
Kress
Co.
(S.
H.)
6%
9-15
New
8
Laclede
Mercantile
8-15
Merchants
Fire
8-20
9-
5
1010-
$4
9-11
&
1
K-l
9-11
1
8-
10-
1
9-10
8
24c
8-15
7%
9-10
8-11
17'Ac
9-12
8-28
8c
8-20
•
9-
8-25
11-25
3
i.9-2
8-15
50c
.
9-
8-15
2
8-
10-
1
11-
1
8-20
8-
*
8-22
15c
10-
4.40%
8-15
Land Title
(quar.)
Bryant,
Inc.
,
'
.
Class
A
B-
Midwest
Angeles)
'
Miller
27c
1
9-30
V
$$1.75
'
9-2
Midwest
4'A%
9-15
Normetal
7-31
North
American
10c
9-12
9-15
-.)
2
North
American Coal
9-16
North
American
$1.25
1
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-
9-30
8-30
A;
5%
12-31
12-15
8-20
8-
5
10c
8
8-
5
(quar.)_.
$25c
5%
20
9-
2
1
(quar.)
$15c
10-21
$15C
10-21
10-15
$30c
10-21
10-15
$25c
10-21
10-15
North Star
$1.11'A
10-
1
4.30%
9-11
8-30
8-18
$1,12ya
11-29
11-14
Northern
50c
9-30
9-15
5*a%
preferred
Rubber
com.
Monsanto
7-30
10- 1
9- 5
Northland
9-
Northwest
5
7-31
8-30
8-15
$1.25
9- 2
8-20
$1.27*2
2
.8-20
$1.37*2
:
9-
9-
2
9-10
8-29
8-20
40c :
9- 2
$1.25
T10- 1
8-11
135c
(quar.)
^
40c
•
,
7
$1.07y2
(quar.)—
9-
'
$1.10
~
$1.15 "
8-15
9-15
8-15
1
"10^ 1
-
9-15
9-16
8-29
4*bc
9-16
8-29
18c
9-12
8-21
9-12
8-21
90c
(quar.)
_
*A% of 1%
$1.07*A
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
*
Utilities
,
10-
1
Y.
10-
9-
8-14
2
8-14
25c
9-30
9-13
30c
9-
8-18
Co.
(quar.)
25c
Co.
(quar.)
15c
9-
-
2
9-15
10-
8
8-25
9- 5
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
8-15
8-29
8-
8-25
•
5
8-
8-25
10-
5
8-29
1
9-26
9-12,
8
8
9-
2
8-15
9-15
8-29
i
8-15
8-15
8-
9-10
8-
4
8-21
8-11
7-28
9-20
8-29
9-20
8-29
10-15
•;
9-30
9-
8-
2
8
9-15
8-15
12-15
11-18
10-
9-
2
3
12- 3
1-2-59
$G2'Ac
$40c
$69c
$1
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)
9-20
"
,
^
:
;
1
9-19
10-
1
9-12
10-24
9-30
9-15
8-25
9- 2
8-15
9- 2
■
8-15
119-
8-11
•"8-11
1
9-1
.
1
-
8-
Li—--—:— $1.31*4
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
25c
8-15
8-15
,
1
r
—
8-8
30c .,9-10.
—-
"
8-15
9-20
10- 1
...
(quarH
10-16
I.-
9- 1
,
•.
$1.12*2;
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
8
9-19
25c
<
—
:
8-29
1
10-
$22*2?
- 75c
$1.12*2
—
8-
10-
,$1.37*2
$1.45
{quar.)—
8-22
9-30
40c
com.
8-22
9-20
8-22
70c
35c
—-—
~
2
9-15
:
8-29
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)————
y
Pharmacal
8
9-
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
9-10
(quar.)——
Ltd.
10-
9-30
(quar.)—
common
•
preferred ,;_(quar.)
—
%$*•
4*a%
preferred' (quar.)———
$$1.12*2
5%, preferred
(quar.).'iA^A—i-A——$G2l2C"
9-2
8-
4,
9-2
4%
8-
4
8-
4
*
;9-; 2
*
(quar.)
25c
Ogilvie Flour!Mills. Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—^_-$$1.75
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%/pfd. (quar.)——
.
$1.14
Oak
Mfg.
Ohio Oil Co.
4.20%
4.08%
4.40%
9-12
Co.
(quar.)
>
8-15
9- 2
34c
9-15
50c
44c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
4*a% preferred-.(quar^)
5*4% preferred '(qtiar.)
-Norwich
5
9-15
1
Co.—
Bancorporatlon,
preferred
Common
8-
9-30
22*jC
$15c
$15c
$G?^2C
(quar.)
(quar.)—;—
N.
of
Co.,
Telephone
Ohio Power Co.,
-
$1.25
(quar.)
■
8-11
8-11
1
10-
50c
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
-
2
2
9-
9-15
:
common-.
common
1
Co.
Gas
preferred
prior
4.50%
8-20
I
(quar.)_^
Chemical
1
8-25
27'Ac
1
common
10-
—
Northeastern Water Co., $2-pfd.
$4
9-
9-
1
(quar.)
1st preferred
8-15
(quar.)__
common
6*A%
8-15
1
(quar.)
series
series
Northern Quebec Power,
2
10c
-
(quar.)
Chemical
8-15
9-
(quar.)
:
Tool
2
25c
-
_____________
Light,
Co.
9-
Ohio
2
343»c
37%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Northern
9-15
56'Ac
]
pfd.
5.80%
8-22
Natural
9-15
(monthly)
Service,
Machine
10-16
1
8-15
9-
10-
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
37MjC
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
1
9-12
10-
75c
;
(quar.)
&
11-
2
o
—
(111.)
1956
1956
preferred
Northern
3
9-
45c
(quar.):
Common
8-21
10-
15c
(quar.)
Corp.—
Indiana Public Service
9-25
1.
-
Inc.
Missouri Utilities,
Montrose
Northern
17c
(quar.)
Power
Public
.'Monarch
$2.50
8-28
20c
Co.
preferred
preferred
8-28
25c
(quar.)
Gas
$2.50
3
9-12
4
10-24
$50c t
90c
$3c
..
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
A
9-12
$1.10
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line,
Class B
5
:
5%
Shore
Class
$1.12'A
preferred
Stock
.v
10-15
North
3
9- 3
30c
preferred (quar.)
Missouri
8-15
9-10
3
9-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Mohawk
,
6
(quar.)
i
8-15
9-
10-J5
9-
1
•
12-15
10c
(quar.)
1
10-
10-
9-
8-21
4
10-
(quar.)——
Refractories
American
North
10-
9-
—
(quar.i)
(quar.)
Investment
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)-
3
8-29
9-
8
35c
5*A%
97'Ac
(quar.)
1
Mississippi Power CO., 4.40% pfd.
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)*:-
9-15
12-31
9-
96V4c
Reclaiming,
Rhoades
Minnesota
»-18
.
1
9-15
8-28
35c
$1
common
Corp.
8-15
$1.0834
pfd.
Car
9-26
10-
5
9-18
Dry
&
Mining Corp., Ltd.
8-29
9-
9-
35c
;
.
(quar.)
87V2C
s
95c
conv.
Ltd.
10c
;
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator-(quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Lodis Ry. (quar.)
'
;
Rubber
preferred
5Va%
8-1
'
Mines
4.40%
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5%
$5.10 preferred (quar.)
»
9-30
•
30c
Inc.
Co
9-15
10-
:$15o'
(quar.)
5% preferred
9-15
9-
(quar.)——
Corp.,. $1
Piping
4-30%
4qtfar.)_;
$1-20 preferred
9-30
(quar.)
Miles Laboratories
Laurentlde Acceptance, Ltd.—
Class
Oil
8-11
31 *4c
(quar.).
Laura Secord Candy Shops,
Stock Dividend i__
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
9-26
$150
(Los
Noranda
9-12
(quar.)
Water
12-20
$15o
!
9-12
1
(quar.)
*8-20
30c
:l
Gas
1-9-59
$15o
Insurance
9-12
1
10-
60c
(quar.)—
preferred
9
22 tic
Iquar.)
Extra
1
10-
& Co.—
5c
(quar.)-:
Lane
10-
2
5
9-15
933)c
$1.12*2
$1.12*2
Shipbuilding
20c
(quar.)
Co.
15c
(quar.)—
8-21
1
8-
9-29
17c
17c
$15c
V 5c
37'ic
Dock—
i—
Niagara Share Corp. (Mo.) (20c from invest¬
ment income and 15c from capital gains)
Nopco Chemical, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Newport News
Quarterly
8-15
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Co.
Copper
Midland
$0.0766
(quar.)-.:
9-15
;.(quar.)___^..
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
10c
Middlesex
(quar.).:
B
preferred
Mid-South
'
8-18
8
8-
8-20
3-15
Electric & Gas—
State
York
9-
8-29
7-31
1
9-24
50c
3*4%
4*A%
$1
(reduced
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
8- 6
Shipbuilding
30c
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common
10-15
5%
8-15
York
87'Ac
4'A %
9-13
$1.75
'9-12
9-
common
5
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Michaels Stern
1
$1.50
;
Miami
8-19
50c
(quar.)
!
9-11
Dock,
9-30
8-
8-11
.
(s-a)—*
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)_
9-
Extra
11-14
"
8-29
40c
•'
1
pfd. (quar.)
(reduced)
Brake
$5 non-cumulative preferred
Y.)—
—
Corp.,
preferred
Mcycr-Blankc
"
Class A
Thermit
4.45% " preferred
8-15
•
35c
(N.
(quar.)-
preferred
3.85%
3.90%
7-21
9-15
15c
Champagne
Class
&
3.80%
"
25c
Lake 8uperlor District Power Co.—
.
(quar.)Corp.
(quar.)„
Disintegrating
(quar.)—
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
7-31
50c
Air
50c
& Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Metal
(from
-
Class >B
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
Merritt-Cliapman & Scott
Metal Hose &
Tubing
8-15
9-
10c
Common
(quar.)^__i
5%
preferred -(quar.)
Lambert
(Alfreji) Inc.— i
Class A ;(<jUAr.)_^_„_
Co.
Assurance
Metals
4.32% preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred B (initial)—
Lake of .the Woods Milling, Co. Ltd.—
•'
7% ' preferred --<quar.)_
-
15c
8-29
9- 1
8-22
$1.1834
$3.50
8-28
'
40c
(quar.)
25c
Merck
8-29
1
30c
15c
common
A
Quarterly
8-18
9-25
20c
preferred
(s-a)_
Stores
1
9-15
9-
28 *a c
;
Wines
Gas,
Co.
8-25
'
(quar.)
University
30c
Mehgel Co. (quar.)_
$20c
Quarterly
La Salle
-
Co.
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)
1-
-
(quar.)
La Consolidada, E. A.—
'
American
preierred - shares—:
Extension
York
1
&
43-4%
9-15
30c
Inc.-(stock dividend)
La Salle
New
10-
Johnson
1-15-59
interest
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
Kusan,
1
8-
10-
Mead,
4.35%
common
9- 2
New
Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
& Co.-(quar.)
Kroger Company,
$50c
6
Menasco
(quar.)
,
S.)
York
(quarJ)
4.05%
8-
4-15
preferred (quar.)
(S.
New
1
Knickerbocker Fund—
Koehring
8-28
9-
5
Shoe,
35c
net investment income)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
Kresge
8-25
9-11
$1.06'A
8
8-
Portland
15c
Knudsen Creamery, common
60c
preferred (Quar.)-
9-15
9-15
New York
Melville
(quar.)
Certificates of beneficial
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
preferred (quar.)
9-30
35c
8
Medusa
50c
series
New
62V2C
8
9-
$45c
$$1.25
95c
45c
85c
,
$1
$1.01*4
,
25c
$2
$2.50
Water 4quar.)„
8-
8
$1.18%
Fund
Gas
Haven
1
8
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone
Haven
9- 2
1-
(quar.)
prior
New
New
8-29
8-20
8-21
8-25
A
~
8-15
10-20
9-
8-
—.
9-30
7-31
8-29
5
Ltd.—
(quar.)
New
8-30
59a/sC
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)_———-—
Amsterdam Casualty (s-a)——_—-—
50c
(quar.)
...
Gas Pipe Line
preferred
70c
$1.25
common
Common
40c
10-
(quar.)._
Keyes Fibre C(.,
8-15
$$1
(quar.)
Ltd
Canada,
Natural
$1.50
8-29
40c
——
& Robbins (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
convertible
2
Products
McKesson
4-15-59
37'Ac
.
9-
9-15
non-voting common———^—
5%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
1-15-59
Gold
Oil
9-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)
McGee
4*2%
1
Publishing
25c
common
85c
voting common
Class B
50c
(quar.)—1
25c
(quar.)
—
preferred fquar.)
Kerr-Addison
10-
preferred
Class A
Mead
;
Land
preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power,
McGraw-Hill
1-2-59
87'Ac
-preferred ts-aV-
Co.
8-15
Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCormack & Co., 4:,/4%
preferred
11-14
12-
$6*4C
County
9- 2
4%
25c participating class A pfd.
Kennametai, Inc. (quar.)
Kentucky Stone, Inc., common
4%%
—
9334c
McCord
87'Ac
Kerite
Co.
Cement
9-
8-30
40c
20c
—
—
Nevada
'
9
8-15
10c
15c
5%
—:
8-15
(quar.)
3
8-20
10-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
9- 2
11-14
preferred (quar.)
3Va%
preferred -(quar.).
Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd.—
Kern
'
5
9-
3
10c
50c
10c
(quar.)
Co—— .A—.
Corp.
(quar.)
Nelsner Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.—
8-22
^
11-
25c
com.
Insurance
dividend
Nazareth
8-13
Fire
93%c
11-14
10c
1
Kellogg Co., 3 *2 %
5%
Shipbuilding,
Radiator
S.
Nationwide
9-1
9-25
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
National Tile & Mfg
8-20
8
8-15
25c
20c
Co.
9-15
9-
12- 8
10c
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
8-20
$10c
$$1.12 Va
1
2
9-
9-10
(reduced)
Corp
Machinery
2
Stock
8-29
1-2-59
25c
Shops
Neon
1
$1.12*2
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
Rubber
9-10
8-15
8
$1.75
$1.50
National Securities & Research
8-
8-25
8
8-
—
——
9-10
9-
8-
2
10-
$5c
$5c
$1.12(a
(quar.)—
2
9-
9-10
75?
9- 2
35c
9-
$20c
$15c
27'/aC
Malleable & Steel Casting Co.—
National
8-15
1
8-11
8-15
9-
—
9-12
12-
8-18
2
9-15
—
9- 2
12-
9-10
common—
9-30
$1
$1.08%
Common 4quar.)
Co.,
pfd.
$4.50
Co.,
Gypsum
Lead
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
55c
Company
3-2«J
—
(quar.)
20c
Maytag
9-15
$1.06*4
(quar.)
A
8-25
(quar.)_
MtColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
8-11
30c
50c
45c
25c
—
iquar.)
9-
11-14
8-12
8-27
9-22
(quar.)
9-5
$1.05
Common .(quar.)
A
Class
9-15
(quar.)—
(reduced quar.)_^
1
8-29
5
10-15
•
—
Food Products Corp.
National
20c
12-
8-
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
9-15
12'/2C
95c
Z—
8-29
9-19
8-29
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
$1.06'/4
8-15
5
10.-15
National
(quar.)
8-15
8-29
9-
8-20
8-29
15c
1
5
9-JO
9-15
30c
(quar.)
8-12
9-
30c
50c
—
4%
$1.25
(quar.)
10-31
8-20
—2*2%
8-27
J30c
(accum.)
II-I7
10-15
(quar.)
17'/2C
1
(quar.)
Company
Register
9-15
8-15
1
9-
7-31
$1.75
10c
35c
9-
8-29
8-25
10-30
9-10
9-19
1
50c
9-
9-12
8-22
8-29
■
$1.08%
9-12
—50c
9-10
10-
5WnC
$1.12'A
—_—
3-15
9-30
55c
.
Inc.
25c
8-15
8-22
2
50c
.
(quar.)
common
10c
8-15
8-22
9-
10c
(quar.)
10-23
37V2C
Industries, Inc.
(quar,)
Department Stores, com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
8-29
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Kawneer
Biscuit,
By-Products,
May
City Power & Light—
Common
8-15
—
""* 9-15
;
Navigation
8
9-15
held)
shares
(quar.)
Corp.
Maulo
preferred
(quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
3.80 %
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.i
4.35 % preferred (quar.)
Aluminate
preferred
60c
(quar.)
Conveyer
50
Co.
Acme
National
9-12
t
50c
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
9-
-9-15
> 30c
:
11c
Assn.
(increased)
National
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
each
8-15
5c
common
8-15
in¬
(from
$$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
preferred
8-31
50c
25c
life.
8-15
50c-
for
Racing
8-22
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Common
Corp.
National
Co., Ltd.—
& Moore,
1
Co
9-10
—.
40c
18%c
—
(P.
R.)
(quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)
10-
8
15c
pfd. (s-aj—
National
Dairy Products Corp.
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical, com. (quar.)
14*4% preferred iquar.)—A--———_
National Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
Mallory
62'Ac
9-
50c
(quar.)
National Airlines (stock dividend)
8-22
-
9-15
11- 1
$1.75
$1.25
sonics
9-17
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
9-30
(one share of Narda Ultra¬
Stock dividend
9-17
9- 8
Company
RR.,
4
60c
Narda Microwave—
8-15
9-30
10- 1
45c
$1.21
preferred (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)_
Mfther Shoes, Ltd
8-25
9-10
40c
5% preferred A (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)—
Julian <Sc Kokenge Co
9- 2
4a,4%
8-25
8-29
93 %c
(quar.)
=
0
(quar.)
Company
8-
30c
35c
Maey (R. H.) & Co.
Magnavox
Co.,
common
8-29
9-15
12-10
35c
Steel Corp., com. (quar.)—
0
8-
50c
9-15
1
8-30
50c
preferred (quar.)
6
8-
9- 2
25c
MacWliyte
9-10
$1.25
—
common
8-
2
(quar.)
9-15
2
———
9-
Extra
10-
l'A%
1 'A %
—
(s-a)
Laboratories
Macmillan Co.
7-21
6
9-
2-19
Fund
income)
$5IV2C
(quar,)—
2nd pfd.
(quar.)
Steel
6
8-
——
Foundation
Income
vestment
9- 2
(quar.)
8-20
9-15
$1.40
5%
Structural
preferred
9-30
$1.25
,
(increased)
Jamestown Telephone Corp., com.
Mutual
Common
5%
8-
2
40c
:—
(quar.y
Co.
$10c
(quar.)
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
MuskOgee
8-15
(quar.)
9-10"
50c
Water Supply, common
$5
2-19
8-21
2
9-
2G»4c
(quar.)'
(G. C.) Co. (quar.)__
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)—_—
$10c
(quar.)
(initial)
Co.
8-31
62'Ac
(accum.)
(quar.)—-
7%
Steamship
MacKinnon
Machlett
(F.
11-17
9-10
9-
(quar.).—_—
Supply
9-17
$$1.19
Murphy
8-15
44c
12-10
$1.10 3-10-59
Sales
As
'
(quar.)—
common
Iron Fireman Mig.
Jamaica
Hotel,
97'Ac
8-15
5
11-17
(quar.)—
93% c
—
—
Fuel
1
$22'Ac
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)—
5*4%
preferred (quar.)———
9-10
8-
9-10
-
Gas, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Baltimore
10-10
$G0c
Louisville & Nashville RR.
Aircraft
9-10
Oil
10-
6c
11- 1
2
8-20
Corp.-.—-A-
Mount Diablo
9-
8-29
9-10
$2.50
(quar.)—
8-15
Wheel
8-15
9-15
30c
-
Star
4.84%
Co.
&
Motor
$1
1
8-29
2
62'Ac
8-11
12-10
(quar.)
1
9-26
P.)
$37'Ac,
10-
1
9-
37'Ac
8-18
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
10-
(quar.)___—
9- 3
9-2
8
8-
9-10
$1.10
common
20c
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.76
preierred
Ltd.,
10-
(quar.)—>
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar. )__>
preferred (quar.)
Utilities,
oceterias
$1.20
(quar.)—
Southern
9-15
40C
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Iowa
1
<J.
50c
:
(quar.)
82'AC
preferred
4.35%
3.90%
10-
Morgan
50c 3-10-59
i
8-29
(quar.)
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., common (quar.)____*
434% preferred (quar.):
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)——
Motor Products Corp. vresumed)
50c
(quar.)___
preference (quar.)—.
Local Finance Corp.
(R. I.), pfd. (quar.)—
Lock Joint Pipe Co., com.
(increased quar.)
9-15
8-11
8-20
60c
—
—.
—
$1.08*4
(quar.)
common
3.30%
3.75%
1
45c
<quar.)_
com.
10-
(iOc
_j.
Electric,
& Light,
40c
—
.
(quar.)
&
Gas
(quar.)
.
8-15
Lines
Engineering Co., com.
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Mountain
2nd
Power—
(increasedt
Common
4.20%
preferred
37'AC
9-15
9- 1
9-10
2
(Fort
—
Special gtd.
B
25C
Iowa Electric Light &
RR.
Miami
$2.40
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
' reduced»
Co.
Class
Island)—
(Rhode
(quar,)-,--—
Insurance
guaranteed
(quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)—
Original capital (quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original
capital
(quar.)
Loblaw Cos. Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
10-
10-10
Lue
Special
Special
8-22
*25c
Ltd., com.__
Extra
Iowa
Little
8-22
1
$25c
Stock
Syndicate of Canada,
A- 71
4.80%
1
9-
10'Ac
Fund
Investors
Investors
$2.50
9-
75c
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Co., class B
National
Quarterly
8-29
1
$1.25
Morgan
60c
$1
-
1
10-
t$l-75
—————
45c
10-15
Link-Belt
Moore-McCormack
15c
——;—.—
9-15
(Eli)
8-29
9-
Tenn.—
9C
—
9-15
90c
of
10-15
9-10
1
Lincoln
(increased)
Investors Trust
Co.
$75c
convertible
Diversified Services—
/"Mace
Insurance
10-
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)——
9-)5
7-25
t45c
40c
Casualty
$60c
10-
9- 2
7-31
40c
10c
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar,)-
22c
—
8-22
8-15
$3c
Co.
8-15
<te
7%
9- 5
;
of Rec.
+$1.75
(quar.j
common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
20c
-
8-18
8
Ltd.,
Corp.,
7%
9- 2
25c
.
(quar.)—-
2
8-
Moore
9-10
50c
Ltd.' (s-a)^-—
Mines,
Holdert
8-19
33'A%
_—A—A.:
dividend
Stock
50c
8-29
8-30
$70c
8-27
(quar )
(quar.)__
Cement (quar.)
Refineries
Sfilt
9-5
Sons
&
Gold
J5c
(quaqO
Libby, McNeil & Libby (quar.)Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)—
Investors
6%
Company
9-
25c
$17'Ac
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Investors Funding,
D.»
(James)
10-1
10- 1
9-10
—
When
Payable
1958
Monumental Life Insurance—
8-18
35c
62'Ac
(quar.
(quar.)
(quar.)_._
Lehigh Portland
5c
$35c
Foundation,
A
Cady
Par
Same of Company
of Rec.
1
9-
Share
Holdert
Payable
25c
$1
%—~—.—
Class
iH.
Lees
8-21
■
G.), Inc. (quar.)
preferred
At
Lee
8-11
1
9-
<R.
$1
Securities
Common
Share
Leath & Co., common
5c
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd
Interprovincial Pii>e Line Co. Ltd. (s-a)—
Interstate Engineering. __—
—
6%
9-10
t65c
Petroleum Co., Ltd. (quar.).—
International Resistance (quar.) —
International Silver Co. (quar,)-—.—
International Utilities Corp. (quar.)_-
Investment
I.e Tourneau
Lee
International
Interstate
8-12
25c
income)
(Canada), Ltd.-
(From net investment
International Nickel Co.
9-10
$1.75
When
Per
Same of Company
of Ree.
Payable
65c
Machines (quar.) —
dear Machinery (quar.)
Harvester, 7% pfd. (quar.)_—
Business
International
Holdert
When
Per
k
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 18,
and
The Commercial
(656)
4*A%
preferred
preferred
preferred
*
—
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)__—
,
9-
2
8-
9-
5
2
8-15
9-10
8-8
1
.9-
2
8-
8
$1.05
$1.02
$1.10
9-
2
8-
8
9-
2
8-
9-
2
Okanagan Telephone Co., common (s-a)__ 140c preferred (s-a)
(Continued
40c
8-29
$1.12*3
pfd. (quar.)
.(quar.)
*
on page
30c
20c
48)
8
8-
8
9-7'
8-
8
9-
8-
8
7
Volume 188
Number 5769
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(657)
Stock Record (t>> New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1!) 57
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
SB •.-'Oct
21
37 % Feb
12
51% July 15
Nov 13
104 % May 22
17% Jun 10
92
21% Jan
33% Jun
2
17
36% Dec
30
21
43% Jan 13
16% May 27
38% Jan
8
21
Dec
27
20% Dec
24
24
132
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19*8 Oct
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15
30
155
2
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6
19% Aug 15
45% Feb
14
20% Jun
2
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25% July 29
32 % Aug
Adams-Millis
7
Jun
143
65% July
160
1
2
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2
16% Jan
38
17% Jan
49%
2
238
Aug 13
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8
8
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15
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20
18% May 13
14
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3
21
Apr
21
Oct
30
77% Jan
72
Jan
16
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30
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30
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14
4 % Jan
2
17
240
Oct
24
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80% Dec 31
146
Jan
6
21
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2
30% Jan
2
Oct
9% Jun
3
Sep
5
30
65% Apr
3
93% Dec
17
110% Jun
13
12% Oct
22
28% Dec
80
91
Apr 18
12% Jan
3
16% Nov 25
5
July
3
7% July 25
280
July 31
113
Aug
7
19% July 23
44% July 30
98
Aug 11
14% Aug 13
Allen
98% Jan
3
72% Apr 29
90% Aug 14
Allied
20% Nov 26
23% July
3
21
Jan
2
33% Jun
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36% Dec 24
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7
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30
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35% Jan
2
15% Jan
35
82
74
82% July 28
70% Dec
20
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17
87
Nov
8
27
30
Jan
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4%
5
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7
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59
Oct
14
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77
Oct
147% Jun
22
70% Aug
24 % Jan
22
Jan
84 % Aug
a
52
Apr
27% Jan
21
37
May 28
33% Feb
21
81
16
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Feb
25
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2
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2
2
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9
37% Aug
8
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32% Dec 31
30
84 % Jan
13
87 % Jan
8
113
7
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25
Oct
21
51
Sep
5
66
Mar
5
16% Oct
11
27
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9
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30
57% July
8
27% Apr
29
45% July
1
111% July 21
83% Aug
14
23% Aug 11
111% Aug
11
18
Aug
24% Jan
American
4Vz7o
19% Feb
25
27% Aug
8
American
33% Jan
2
41% Aug
8
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35% Jun 20
Dec
Oct
13
Jan
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20% Aug 14
19
Jan
3
3% Jan
2
19% May 19
6% Aug
1
41% Jan
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50% July
42% Mar
24
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2.
48% Aug 13
3
62% Jan
2
83% Aug 11
17
36% July 25
Feb
3
42% Jan
8
29% Jan
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93% Feb
27
80% Jan
3
So,4 Oct
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
39% May 22
89% Jan
17
38% Jan
2
17% Aug
27
13% Jan
30
27% Jan 14
22
23% Oct 22
29;a Oct
22
11% May
7
64% July
64
Sep
39% Jan
30
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4
7
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25
Feb
24
21
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6
52% July 23
35% July 25
45% May 2
22% Aug 11
21
14% Jan
2
24
49
Jun
7
82% Feb
12
42
19 A Dec
30
31% Feb
1
197/8 Jan
2
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28% Aug 14
21
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23
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2
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8
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14
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2
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18
78
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7
95
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6
73
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13
10% Feb
15% Aug
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19
13
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31
108
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3
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37
15
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11
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28
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22
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93
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10
29 % Oct
22
102
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32% Jan
83
79
78
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41
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21
26
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22
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28% Jun 13
88
99% Feb
Feb
4
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28
Jan
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1
14
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8
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111
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3
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8
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17
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28
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2
20
29
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20 y8 Feb
28
11
31
July 31
22% May
1
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11
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11
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9
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44
Oct
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7
12
22
97
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23% Jun
3
17
15
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4
10
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18
68
31
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10
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3
63% Jun ll
2
48
1
155
4
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151 "4 July 31
24
143
Aug
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
May 12
30% Aug 15
May
5
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13
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18
45% Jan
3
Oct
30
123% Feb
15
27% Dec
31
47% Jan
3
27% Jan
2
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13
80% Aug
8
123
45-4 Mar 12
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
6
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40
24
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12
Oct
24
30
7% Oct 24
160
Oct
69% Aug
111% Aug
22
12
25
31% Jan
6
34% Aug 13
2
8% Jan
2
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7
4
167% Jan
2
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4
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184
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com
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American Hardware
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American Hawaiian SS
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Products
1
American Ice Co common
No par
American Home
noncumulative preferred_100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
6%
5%%
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common__7
3.90%
preferred
100
4%%
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100
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preferred
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40%
48
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48
81%
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46%
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40
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44
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182
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14
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14
14
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14
13%
14
19% Oct
22
33% Aug
5
22% Jan
39% Dec
30
72% Jan
9
40
Jan
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30
81
May
31:4 Feb
2
45
Dec
2
46% Jun
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6%
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5
Zinc
4
2
29% Aug
4
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13
53% Aug
5
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25
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25
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30
57 % Mar
128
series
25
Lead & Smelting—1
series
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1
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& Cable
50
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80
33
13%
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900
11,600
34%
30%
3
470
79
127%
11
8,600
490
17,000
32%
25
28% Mar
.
33
Water Works Co com—5
26% Mar 13
6,600
28,100
20
34%
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14 "2 Aug
3.300
10,000
80
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8
8,700
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10
512,400
32%
1
Jan
—
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60%
4
26
—
4,400
200
22%
15% July 11
23% Jan
1,300
41,900
100
32% Aug
10 % Jun
20
83
134% Jun
7
900
15
2
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104%
2
preferred
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107%
8
6%
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15
5
100
25
common
800
43%
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41%
28%
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38%
39
81 Va
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1
25
25
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38,100
44
60
-
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1%
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
100
95
49%
22%
22%
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Amer Sugar
800
43%
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22%
22%
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25%
1
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4,700
4,400
22%
22%
24%
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100
6
48%
.
35,400
19%
44
16%
16%
25%
19%
9% Jan
6
8,000
27%
108
55
35%
95
47%
20%
5%
25% Jan
23
41,800
41%
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108
14%
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20%
46%
40%
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5
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Gas
Tobacco
40%
48%
83%
35%
95
50
34%
43%
22%
23
41%
28
16%
25
85%
22%
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American
47%
19%
19%
25
Corp
American Stores
46%
22%
10
No par
No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
American
47%
*19
5%
5%
24%
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Amer Rad & Std Sany com..'
5
7'in
preferred
100
American
*16
19%
19
2
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Amer potash
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19
19
5%
1
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convertible
85%
19%
19%
5%
20
preferred
American Metal
6%%
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46%
40%
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81
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49%
34%
43%
22%
22%
41%
27
16%
24%
122% Jan
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200
271/4
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14
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65
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800
34%
26%
27%
40%
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13,300
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108
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11% July 26
27% Feb
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4
1,900
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19
7
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90
25
21
17,000
120
88
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14%
27
22% Oct
9% Oct
40
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114
74% Feb
30
200
23,000
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97
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7
31
22
45
July 25
6%
78% Jan
Dec
24
34% Apr
34
8
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7
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22
8% Oct
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Apr
57% Aug
126
6%
7
12,400
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18 y»
19%
76%
109
89 "A
American Export Lines Inc
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American & Foreign Power_.No par
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34% Jan
18
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109
14%
European Secur
American
American
News
158
4
19%
,
4,000
160
4
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19
76
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31
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76
98
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17% Oct 21
7%
109
18%
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18
18%
77
42%
10
—100
Cyanamid Co
10
Distilling Co
20
Electric Power Co
10
Encaustic Tiling
1
Enka Corp
—5
8
2
18
32
245
121/4
Corp
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
6
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18%
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14 Vo
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—
a
9
17%
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321%
160
4
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19
77
97
1
American Can Co common
1%
preferred
American Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
20% Jan
8
14% Mar 13
18%
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381%
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Natural
19% Mar
17%
32'A
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41%
20
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52 Va Dec
133% Nov
Inc
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28% Aug
32'/a
160
245
461/a
preferred
10
49% Aug
•240
121%
common
American Cable & Radio
17% Aug 14
1
242
1,100
Broadcasting-Paramount
63
Aug 14
18,700
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
Shoe Co
S
35
2,200
641/2
4
1
Brake
1
33% Apr
32%.
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3%
18%
%
4
25%
64
19%
50
Jan
Jun
32
160
191/4
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64%
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46
preferred
48% Jan
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33% May 3
37% May 17
06% July 11
22
141
Bank
31
64% Jan
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33% Oct
92
8% Mar 21
22
30% Oct
0
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64
19 %
100
Metal
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4
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10
Machine & Metals
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160
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64
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400
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46%
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247
18%
231/2
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24
3%,
10
Corp
26% Aug
4
32%
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67% Mar 24
47% Jan
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19 %,
10%
32'A
250
12.50
conv
35% July 31
45% July 25
22
64%
100
Bakeries Co com
66% May 29
20% May 2
6% July 11
8
3% Oct
24
63'%
32'A
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-
12%
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convertible
American
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19
24
64%
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f
32%
250
38
of America
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7
Jun
24%
63
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American Airlines common
23
59
Mfg
Petroleum
44% July 28
108% Apr 24
xl8%
19%
23%
321%
238
lOi/a
12%
Corp
3V»%
19%
238
ioy4
46%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada
32 Vo
237
10
12%
convertible preferred
Amerace
32%
234
10%
45%
Alpha Portland CementAluminium Limited
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
32%
235
5
common
6
3
31
83% Nov 13
11% Dec
Corp
preferred
5
16
10%
8,200
4,000
•'
No par
100
Products Corp
36% Aug
21
232
>r
18
Allied Mills
Allied
Allied Stores
33% Aug
30% Feb
25
No par
No par
3
29% Jan
24
24%
„1
Inc
25
27
23%
25%
J'. '
Allied Laboratories
Jan
24% Nov 13
19
241/2
25
2
—
Jun
21%
18%
24
25%
32%.
.
5
Chemical
60% Jan
11
19
24%
251/8
100
Kid Co
26
July
Aug
July 28
18%
24%
1
8
53'/b July
102
28
103
13,300
100
Inc
8
30
1
26,100
441/4
5
27
81% Jan
19%
43%
100
22 % May 19
23
31% Jaa
0
21
47% Mar 19
18%
44%
1
common
4
Jan
£9% Dec
Dec
Jan
39% July 22
18%
25%
preferred
36% M&y 9
May 16
119
27% Dec
33
2
is y8
44%
18%
2
39
6'
23% Nov 19
Dec
Jan
18%
44%
18%
24%
•"
Oct
18
43%
2 5'A
Corp
Industries
500
18%
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferred
No par
6% conv preferred—
10
Allegheny Ludluin Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 67o gtd—100
68% Nov 18
400
7,900
113
19%
24%
pfd 1951 series
Gas
Inc
112
43%
No par
conv
4 % Vo
114
Shares
37
61V2
18%
25%
Engineering Co
Aidens
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
♦113
61 %
43%
24%
Alabama &
30
114
•36 %
19%
25 %
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc
A.
Aug 28
4.50%
611/2
43%
l
Air Reduction Inc common
Alabama
37
61
19%
24%
Aeroquip Corp
Aetna-Standard
37
611/4
43%
1
18% July 29
4
•113
37
18
Corp__10
2
6
114
the Week
Aug. 15
18%
*32 %
Corp
2% Jan
11% Jan
Aug
60%
i
2
33% Aug
•113
•361/4
61%
Friday
,
Aug. 14
18
.
io
24% Jan
16
115
36 %
.
No par
Corp
I
23
190
Co
13
64% Aug 12
%
60%
Bales for
Thursday
,
l
Jan
240
*112
36
v
Wednesday
Aug. 13
25
Inc
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
60%
i
183% Jan
8
232% Jun 28
25% Dec
Jan
7
7'
Acme Steel
36
59%
100
Adams Express Co
6
Dec
70
Stores
3
10% Dec
.
ACF-Wrigley
36
5
common
4% conv preferred
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
2
4
Tuesday
Aug. 12
i
Abbott Laboratories
19% Jan
8
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Aug. 11
Par
Abacus Fund
24% Jan
31% July 5
31% July 23
21
23% Dec
37% July 15
14% Jan
2
11
14% Jan
31
45% Oct
3
5
Aug
20% Jan
204
11
176% Feb
Jan
Jun
61% Aug 14
113
27% July 18
12
6*2 Dec
7
40
-■
STOCK
EXCHANGE
27% Jan
1
Mar
3
102% Jan
64% May 17
12 Va Oct
30% Jan
14
NEW YORK
Highest
13%
14%
28 %
14
128%
'
127
127
124
125
3,430
620
23,300
6,300
27 %
•27
27%
*26%
27%
26%
26%
25%
26
26
*25 %
26'/a
•25%
26'/a
130
143„
14
14%
14
14%
13%
14'/«
10,300
27%
27
28 %
273i
52
52%
51%
55
55
54%
53 %
53%
54
54
54
♦95
98
•95
28%
52
•54%
27'/a
51
•54%
2O0
27%
27%
27%
7,400
51%
5138
51%
50%
51 %
28,400
55%
54 %
54%
♦53%
54'A
54%
55
55%
55%
•95
973/,
150
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
£4
Aug 29
32% Dec 30
11
41
Jan
7
56
Aug 15
88
Jan
2
100
May 13
33
Jan
2
Jan
13
25% Apr
21
95% May
22 % Oct
21
9
50% July 12
43% May 31
24% Oct
22'
40
$149.87%
dividend.
Mar 20
For
all
22
other
footnote?
38% July
32% Aug
80
see
Feb
page
7
8
12
24.
6-25
Common
84
No par
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
Copper
Mining
21.80
10
14
*98
99
37%
37%
37%
37 %
31%
31%
30%
31
*29
29%
•29
29%
98
♦93
37%
37%
3734
38%
37%
3034
♦29
31%
30%
31%
30%
29%
*29
29%
*29
56
3,300
97%
37%
4,300
30%
6.600
29%
13
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
bftbf • t•* fmtiom
19% Dec
10% Oct
8
12% Feb
22% Jan
2
31
Feb
26
90
Ma>
22
Jan
9
Jan
4
92
Feb
18
32% Jun
5
86
14% Dec 24
197/# May
Steel
Aug 15
18% Aug
Feb
25
12
34
27% Oct 22
4
; 10% Aug
4
May
29
6
78
105
94% Jan
6
67
Jan
2
17% Jan
9% Jan
2
2
10
8
2
25
15
2
Jan
2
88% Nov
1
95
7
8% Nov
27
28% Nov 13
75% Nov
1
8% Dec 30
14
17
Dec
18
4% Oct
7% July
48% July
1
31
Oct
21
56%
18%
57%
56%
13%
18-%
18%
18%
29%
30
43?'#
90
8%
17%
69
13%
19
24%
8%
53%
2
'
43
—1
No par
29%
1
12%
2.50
26%
27
Inc.
2nd
-
13%
26%
26%
*85
31
86%
18%
*17%
18%
20
16%
16'%
18%
70,800
26%
26?#
30%
15
17%
17-%
17%
xl7%
26%
26%
26%
1,700
177#
30%
30%
30%
30%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10% %
• '
""".
'
35%
7
Dry Goods Corp—
1
1
1
preferred
1st
35%
36
101
102
81%
82%
100
10
Co
Investment
*100%
:7
35%
36%
82%
22 3 4
23
140
17%
17%
17%
30%
30%
31
10%
10%
10
48,000
18%
30%
r
10%
'
3,-000
20,800
>
35%
102
102
80%
81%
102
31%
20,800
5,300
86
14%
30%
Common
Aug 8
Jan 15
Aug 8
Aug
5
Aug 4
July 25
Aug 14
July 25
Aug 14
Aug 14
13%
10%
com
33,300
30
% *17%
17%
&
19
86
87
1774
30%
Associates
8
30
17%
1
Oil
5.25%
May* 5
%
29%
" *86
preferred $1.50 series—No par
5
Asnlanci
Refining
87
17%
26%
12%
Carpet Co Inc
29%
87
*17%
12%
24,400
30%
19%
6.100
38%
56%
18%
56%
19
57%
18%
.
35%
38%
56%
38%
5
Shares
34%.
35%
38%
ASR Products Corp—
24% July 21
10
Jun 13
38% July 31
92
Feb 28
37% Aug 11
5% Jan
2
" Mar 14
5
3
34%
38%
56%.
Artloom
8
83% Aug
57
Jun 30
7% Jap
2
16% Jan
8
22% Aug
6
:
__
22
«%Dec
24
Jan
Mar 29
18% Mar 22
18% Nov 26
—
•8% Nov
6% Jan
14% Jan
14
Nov 26
7
86% Jan
27% J&n
34
Feb
82% Aug
79% July 16
30
Dec
18
29% Jan
Jan 23
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
94
Jan 25
11% Jan 24
28% NOV 13
34%
38%
56%
86
17%
Atchison
27
Jan 11
10% Feb
6
31% Dec 13
18% Nov 19
34%
38%
86
*17%
36% July 23
2
Jan
Jan 28
Jun
6
103
81%N0V
34%
33
56%
5
Associated
•8% Nov
34%
39%
Co
the Week
Friday
Aug. 15
34%
preferred
31% July 21
9
Corp
Industries
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. J4
34%
Arnold Constable Corp
Arvin
PRICES
X3874
;
'Armstrong Cork Co.common
15
6% Jan
6
&
Armour
4
29% Jan 23
18% July 21
15
31% May 31
8% Nov 22
2
19% Aug
27% Feb
36% July 19
27% Oct 17
8% Jan
7
10
16% Apr
7
6% Jun
2% Oct 22
Dec 17
28
Oil Corp
5
7
3% Jan
8
23% May 29
30
Sep
Feb
Argo
Armco
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 13
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
38% July 30
59% July 30
2
5
14
T9
35% Mar 24
25
16% Jan
S0y« Nov 18
18
2
Feb
39% Apr
Tuesday
Aug. 1%
Aug. II
——10
Jan
65% Jan
10
21
Par
5
29
22
39% Apr 23
36
Jan
4
*8% Dec 18
21% Dec 31
HIGH
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK STOCK
NEW
Bang* Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1957
Uwtit
35%
81%
•
100%
82
100%
82%
;
2,500
35%V 35%
35%
100%
-
230
101%.
82%
-
3,400
Topeka & Sante Fe—
22%
Common—.
—10
5% non-cum preferred
—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
—No par
Atlantic Reiining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred—
100
Atlas Corp common—
—1
5% preferred
20
Atlas Powder Co—
20
Austin Nichols common
—No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—_No pav
A
neen Co of Amer .2.50
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common—„3
$2.25 conv preferred . „No par
23%
38
37
*90
92
91 %
91%
30%
37%
36%
36%
427#
437#
423#
43%
22%
9%
9%
36%
36%
92
*90
30
42%
84%
V
36-7#
41%
.
22%
23
9%
37 V#
9%
9%
27%
*90
23
22%
9%
37%
97«
9%
*37%
84%
367#
41%
84
84%
34
•
%
84
83
974
%■;
92
;
;
36
42%
?4;•
82
1,300
50
4,300
35
41%
,
43,300
12,500
227s
36
*90
■O
42%
'
*81
9%
36
%
92
36%
31,100
300
83
*
■
8%
8;#
8%
08%
*68
67%
8%
10%
68 y'v
23%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
49%
49%
*49%
49%
49 3 a
v
23% i
r
8%
-
53
117#
19
23 3 4
69
800
900
*11%
11%
19 V#
100
23%.
23%
5,500
8%
417,000
8%
51
53%
52%
1,100
*18 %
%:.%
8% ?
8%
;,r*
17
68%
'
68 3«
ll3#
23,500
16%
«
19
:
-19
23%
237#
16 7
8%
8
% 8%
68%
!
12%
*18%
>
8%
10%
1
68
*11%
12
19
23%
237#
23%
8%
10%
:■
67%
ll7#
19
<
16%
*18%
11 7 b
ll7#
*18%
l%8%
16%
*
17 V#
17 v#
3,400
52
B
29
5% Jan
46% Jan
11% Nov
11
15
Dec 30
8
16
9%.Jan
2
15
34% Jan
6
41 % Jun
97% Jan
2
105% July
Jan
35% Feb
6
80% July 26
102
July 22
95
80
87% Dec
8
23
Feb
Mar 18
90
Aug"
Elec
&
16% Jan
24% Aug
44% Aug
7
33% Jan
3
•9% July 12
10% Dec 23
:* Apr
20% Jan
72% Dec
26
15% Oct
22
31% Jan
12
Jan
3
166
Jqn
5
3%%
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
4 Va%
10% Jan
2
15% Jun
9
25% Jan
2
Beqkman
60%
60
60%
60
60%
1,000
37%
00 %
24
12.50
43%
10
prior preferredpreferred
——
6i
;
24%
60%
61%
23%
24
53
52
52%
52%
52%
51 %
51%
5,300
25%
% 25%
25%
24?#
25%
24%
25
3,o00
23%
23%
24%
44
44
175
103
101%.
14%
25
*165
14%
14
24%
23%
23%
44%
24
*81
43%
44%
14 %
141#
r
24%
24
900
11,300
44 %
2,100
175
101
101
101%
101%
1,800
,V
23 %
*165
175
*165
83
23%
24%
44
175
102% 102 %
101'%
Xl4
14%
24%
23%
44 %
44
*165
r-
•
360
14%
13%
14%
6,400
24%
i
23%
24%
18,200
3
83
100
*82%
84%
x81%
81%
Jan
2
29% May 23
Beech
__i
27 %
27%
27%
27%.
27%
27*#
27%
27%
34
Beech Creek RR
50
31%
31%
*31%
32
32
32
33%
33%
*32%
34%
90
10
39
39%
39
39 %
38%
39
38%
3b 3 4
37%
38%
2,500
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,«_ j0
18%
18%
18%
18%
9,900
%
70'%
68%
68%
5,700
18
29
May 19
May 22
Jun
16
4%%
(A S)
pfd
Aircraft Corp
2
39 % Aug
6
Beecn-Nut
2
13
4
Belding-Heminway
11% Oct 22
14% Feb
25
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jan
7
19 % May 14
71% Aug
4
15
89% Feb
0
90
Mar
4
91
10
24
37%
37%
7
73% Jan
24
10% Jan
Jan
37%
61
*24
175
1
Inc,
37 %
60
24
37
59%
*24
2.50
Instruments
28% Jan
8
61%
*105
*101
100
100
37%
60
24
25%
26%
10
37%
60%
52
53%
No par
527#
25%
23%
1
—
24%
37
37%
24
1
common
35% July 2
13% Aug \ 1
24% Jan 31
10% Mar
70
go
conv
Beck Shoe
92
60%
Beaunit Mills Inc
18% May 16
Apr 22
42
1
Foods Co
93
5
11
47% July 16
36% Aug
9
23
Ben'rice
160
101
60
10
127
May 20
102
Bayuk
90
01
Lomb Optical CoCigars Inc
5
90
00%
#
8
101
*90
102%
90%
preferred—100
57% Jan
16
102
90
29,800
1,700
45 % Apr
17% Dec
103
40%
41%
40%
*102
92%
36%
7
.sen
11,000
41
41%
102
*90%'
35%
Bangor & Aroostook RR..__
b«
41
41
100 %
37%
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp_
Mar 24
24,200
36%
Barber Oil Corp
27
26,100
13%
37%
8
Mar 24
8,800
30%
12%
3 6%
37% Aug 14
31
8%
30%
13%
37%
61 % Aug
8
8%
31 %
13
8%
36%.
2
May
8%
30%
13%
38%
29% Jan
30%
8%
31
12?#
37%
common
noncumuiative
8%
30%
13%
—100
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
4%
8%
31%
13
100
7
Aug
8%.
30%
100
preferred series C—
Baltimore & Ohio
87b
31%
13%
13%
411 #
41
101. % 101%.
91 %
91%
com—No par
61
136
27% Feb
Gas
8%
30%
_13
preferred series B
7
Nov 11
Nov
4 % Vc
21
4
.35% May 20
15%
6
39% Nov 25
20
Baltimore
Feb
:
Corp
38% Aug
19 %
18
Dec
9
3
95
(The)_
7
23
21
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
22% Apr
45% Apr
89
28% Oct 21
116
1
4
<fc
9
Inc.
20
34
Hancock
Wilcox Co
Jan
13% Aug
Jun 24
July 23
July 25
71% May 22
17
Nov 14
15% Jan
Mar
26
Babbitt (B T)
9% July 25
9
53% July 25
63
May 16
57% Jan
2
22% Dec 10
45% Dec 23
80
3% Jan
4
Aug
Apr
Bite Savers Corp
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
& Howell
4%%
11
*12%
1
Corp
18%
18%
10
70%
*90%
loo
18%
69%
*90%
97
v
19
68
18%
68%
19
70
1
Co common
preferred
*81
69%
*90%
S7
84%
68
97
*91
27
12
*91%
97
84%
30
27%
*81%
.
5,700
97
■*:
Bendix
18
21
May 14
44% Apr 10
18% Jan
2
59% Aug 14
16% Oct
25% May 12
Beneficial
40
Jun
18
48
May
45
Jan
6
% Dec
20
28
IS Jan
2
50% July 21
1% Feb 26
Benguet
26
Dec
30
28 % Jan
6
34% July 16
Best
43
71 % Aug
Best Foods
Oct 21
42
66% May 17
9
'
1% Jan
Feb
15
32% July 15
47% Dec 16
30% Oct
21
54% Jan
33% Dec
18
126
Jun
20
2
13
8
Aviation
Co
&
7
2
10% Aug 14
2
25% Dec 23
36
Jan
30
66% July 9
49 % Aug 14
81% Dec 18
43% Jan
2
23 % Jan
2
34% July 31
19% Dec
18
1
23% Jan
6% Jan
.Apr
31
33% Jan
2
12% Dec 23
29% Jan
14
39
Oct
10
61 % Jan
2
14
Dec
31
25
9
14
Oct
22
9% Jan
■1% Feb
2
17V4 May 27
11% Deo
5
63% Deo
2
12
Jan
46
Jan
10
73
Oct 30
87
Jan
22
45
Oct 30
53% Jan 24
f% Dec 30
24
Bliss
&
Bliss
(E-W)
Boeing
R^hn
Aluminum
Bond
Stores
2
2
18
Aug
8
2
12% Feb
19
6
72
85
48% Jan
2
57% July
B(
Jan
19% Jan
1
7% Jan
14
13s/# Jun
13
30
47% Jan
10
18% Apr
3
255/# Jun
13
11% Jan
a
8ft j&n
2
10% Jun" 11
273/4 May 21
36
11
38% Jan
6
48% Alig 11
14
5% Jan
2
s6% Nov 19
47
*0
26% Jan
2
61% July 12
8% July 16
38 % Aug 12
71% July 31
41
Jan
21
Jan
6
1
53% Jan
13
t2
Aug 26
11% Oct 22
91
Dec
30
87
Tan
15
36% Jun
13
84% Jan
6
11
15
15
il% Jan
2
48% May 22
36% Aug
7
28
May 23
42% Jan
17
32% Jan
13
Dec
30
18% Mar 11
15% Oct 22
11 % Nov
14
Dec
8
24
13% Dec 30
19
Nov 20
15% Nov 27
Jan
52% Jan
22% Jan
56
13
26
33
13% Jan
2
10
34% July
27
Jan
10
Jan
2
r.>b
28
29% Jan
21
Jan
5
11
2
qi,
11
July 31
'44% July
2
27% July 22
78% Jun
9% Dec 31
Mar 13
56% Aug
25
Jun
28
15 % Aug 11
211/2 May 17
90% Jan 15
9% Dec
26
9
92
Feb
July 31
1634 Aug 15
30
823/4 Jan
2
32
19
14% Jam 23
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
63
Feb
25
70
Apr
Oct 29
65
24
56
Mar 26
60
July 10
May 2
64% Jan
523/# July 10
17% Dec 23
74% Jan 25
27% Apr
16% Oct
8
19
Jan
3
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
3
76
Jan
9
30
July 31
104% Aug 15
Oct
22
2% Oct
22
7 % Jan
2
3% Jan
2
9
Dec
30
15% Aug
2
9% Jan
2
4% Oct
28
6% Jan
8
32% Jun 24
37% Jan
4
35% Jan
2
43% j my
6
90
13% Jan
2
44% Jan ii
16% May
39y4Jan 31
July 31
84
27
81
Jan
50
July
8
56% Jan 29
46
May
23% Oct 23
26% Jan
21% Dec 31
29% July 15
36% May 13
45% Dec 16
52
Jan
2
For footnotes see page 24-
9
187# Aug 15
8
74
Feb
4974 July 7
5 % July 30
15
July 28
97b May 20
mX.
,
O
-
•*»
♦7% Ja'
6
10
*
May
50% Jan
5
7
3474 July 29
29*7# Aug
4
57% Aug 15
65
491/#
49%
49
49%
49
33 %
33%
x33
33 %
33
V 21%
21%
-21%
21%
21 %
16%
17%
16?#
'
21%
17%
10,100
46%
46%
X44%
45%
39,000
19
19%
18%
18%
19%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
17%
18
17'%
18
17%
18
18
18
1.25
11%
12
11%
12
117
12
11%
11%
71
71%
71
71%
71%
71 %
71%
54%
34
,33
*78%
79
54%
54%
54%
33%
33
33%
81
81
551#
55%
55%.
12% %
3,400
18
4,100
11 %
71%
'■<
19
17%
11%
!
81
*79
54%
•71?«
1,300
71%
2,900
33%
33%
25,300
*79
?
54 %
3,400
81
55%
20
4,100
12%
12%
12%
;
*117#
12%
12%
12
12
#
23%
23
23
'
22%
227-j
227-1
23%
22:%
22 3 4
1,900
2.50
10%
10%
10 ve
10%
10 V#
10s#
107#
10%
10 V#
10%
13,300
34;
347 4
34%
34%
33%
34%
11,800
4774
48
48
48
*12
100
,
23 3
—2.50
common
;
*47%
.
!
48
•y
r:r
;
800
600
*
3
common
3%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas,:
Brown & Bigelow
•
37 5
a
68%
*87
—10
1
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc
*87'
45%
46
67
37 3 4
'
'
-46
8
64%
*87
45 3
-
3774
377#
6,000
66%
-
65%
90;
4
457#
*87
45 7b
377#
2,800
66 %
8,600
90
46
5,300
15 V#
15%
xl4%
15
15>
15
14%
147a
56%
*55%
56%
55%
55 31
56
56
56
56
par,
42%
43%
42:%
43%
42%
437#
43%
4414
43%
43%
14,800
26%
26%
26%
2b %
2oVa
2t> %
*26%
26 3
26 %
26%
2,300
30%
30 s#
30%
30%
'
.No par
.
—5
15%
.No par
*82%
common
preferred
90
,* 45 %
77#
'
3771 «.;
90
65%
67
*87
45%
•
8
14%
.No
Bucyrus-Erie Co
x67
69
90
; 37%
8
56%
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
Co——
45
'
8 VB
8
15
;
,ine
8
32%
33%
81
*78
;
21 %
Bristol-Myers Co
15
15%
15%>
15%
2
%
15 %
I
."ft
'
30
1574
*81 %
86
80
*bi
i
29%
30%
15s#
16
16
*
4,500
500
30
V
1674
35,900
1
■"
8b
x31
%
31
*81
85
*31
.
*82
85
30%
31%
32
31%
30%
30%
1,600
16 %
16%
15s#
16%
15%
17
16%
17%
16 V#
16 Vb
19,700
5
13%
13%
13%
33%
13%
13"'«
13%
137#
13%
13 Vb
6 3^0
Co,
Co
*
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
4%.
preferred
3% %
4 Vs%
second
1
com
preferred
100
..
66 3 4
*55
63
*57
63
76
*75
76
*75
76
*75
76
75
75
66 %
'66%
117#
12
67%
67%
*55%
17,300
460
63
"10
5
35?8
36%
35%
36:%
35s#
>36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
25,000
24%
24%
24
24%
*237#
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
1,300
29 Vb
287#
29%
28%
29
28%
29
4,800
_15
participating
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Lake
Mines
Campbell Soup Co
-6
*28
100
5
4%
14%
Ltd_ZZ_l
874
1.80
Corp common
1.66%
—No par
preferred—,
Canada Southern Ry co^
100
ry
-
47%
5
Dry
Ltd.
*102%
1
conv
Canadian Breweries
29 vb
5
10
preferred
Calumet & Heckla Inc
Co
11%
12
x66:%
53
_1
_
Mills
12
68
*55
*75
p"t p Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (am) common
Vaclllc
ll7#
*.66%
63
100
.
12%
12%
66 %
*55
preferred
12
12%
66%
—100
Butler Bros
Reu
31%
—10
Forge
Co
Watch
Cannon
6,700
17
38%
.auau.ali
5,400
33
21
37%
$4.25
49 3 4
32%
17%
377 #
caiii-aa
49
33%
21%
8%
wautpueli
49 %
33%
17
48 %
Callahan
49%
33%
46
34%
California
130
49:%
21%
8%
7 70
64%
17%
337#
(The) Co
10%
64'
46%
*47%
$5
10
64
97#
Corp—5
33%
900
17,700
10%
64
45%
5
148%
16%
8 %
Budd
148%
5,100
45%
-17
48:%
15
38
16%
10
10%
*64%
34%
7% ,t"n
104% Feb 20
96% Dec 30
July 29
•10
64%
."
8%
•
150
47%
Bush Terminal Co
6
150 "4
150'
149
46%
Burroughs Corp
Jan
149%
No par
27% July 24
29% July 8
6% Aug
5
20
148 %
25
(36?/8 Jun 17
10
149%
10
Co
8
16
149%
100
7
10% Jan
84,600
15
10
45% Jan
6,300
45 3 #
70%
1
22% Jan
3% Dec 23
62 7b
45
70%
5
& Brass
16% Mar
18% Dec 24
62%
45%
48%
Bulova
Nov
62% Nov 13
63%
45:%
33 7«
Buffalo
13
70
63%
45%
5
Bullard
8
9
2
69 %
63%
45%
—3.50
Aug 12
14
9% Jan
70%
02%
—50
17% July 28
62
Jan
70%
63%
10
Corp common
Edison
14
Aug
70%
45%
64 %
Inc
d
1,100
62%
70%
65%
(The)
•
600
34
45 V#
4%% conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
-
33%
93,700
71%
10%
Co
preferred—,
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Braes Co
Jan
6,400
1%.
45:%
1
Common —1
13% Jan
48
33:%
%
64%
2.50
5%
41% July
1
44%
10%
.
Braniff
17% Deq 24
ss% Nov 18
4% Dec 30
33%
*04%
preferred
Boston
3
6% Oct 22
19% Dec
Airplane
3%%
18
1%
7,500
71
1
Co—
Varum
50
63%
10
Laughlin Inc—_
Borden Co
34% Aug
33%
33%
33%
23%
50
1
Co
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
July 10
4
25% Apr 23
78
Apr
9
33%
58%
23%
■
1%
1
1%
57
50 %
*50
8
———
common
Coj.—
18% July 28
60% Jan
25% Dec 24
Co
(Del)
Black & Decker Mfg
2
14% Jan
33%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
AVa% pfd series of 1951—100
47% July 31
207# Aug
4
1
1%
1
59 %
t33%
50%
23%
IV#
23%
100
25
10% Jan
23 %
*49%
58%
58
59
1
34% Feb
14% Jan
July
12% Jan
23 %
49%
1 peso
Inc
Blaw-Knox
75
Inc
preferred
Jan
11
23%
49%
58%
1
Steel
66
Dec
23%
49%
23 %
59
23%
*49%
5
;
Inc
Gypsum
Bethlehem
587 b
57%
1
50
common
Consolidated
2
64% May 17
96
Corp
Finance Co
preferred——,.,
Bestwall
64% Aug
8
47% July 31
159% Jun 12
6
148% Aug
15% Jan 11
6% Dec 23
7
45% Jan
33% Jan
36% Jan
7
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
5%
—No par
25
No par
42%
17 '#
*84
*47
34 %
28%
*56
29 V-;
6
29%
104
477b
5
147#
9
42%
18 V#
85
x28%
5%
*27%
104
5%
28 V
4
104
5%
5%
5s#
*102'%
104
*102 %
467b
47
46%
5%
1,500
28
*27
*27
28%
100
104
103
104%
50
467#
3,400
4%
47#
47#
474
478
4%
45#
4%
7,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
147b
14 %
14%
5,500
874
87#
874
87#
8%
8%
87#
9VB
14,200
42 Vb
42 v#
42%
6,400
187#
37,200
47%
42
42 %
18
18%
*84
42 %
42%
Vb
48 Vb
*47%
347#
34 %
34%
1,000
28 V#
28%
28
28 %
8,500
5674
5674
57%
57%
200
48
347#
28%
56 %
287#
*56
2874
57
85
34%
50
34%
18 %
*84
*43
4974
46%
85
*84
347#
467#
187#
18
18%
85
34%
287#
18
*84
4974
*56
42 V#
85
50
29 %
5 s#
21'h
14%
47
34%
56 %
5s#
27 %
.
'
'
Monday, August 18, 1958
...
49
~60
Volume 188
Number 5769...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(65
9)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1057
Lowest
9% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
30
lowest
26% Jan
4
103/a Jan
28'A Oct
22
51% Jun
13
30% Apr
21
22
32% May 22
Oct
24
9
13
22 Va Nov
19
25% Nov 10
40'A Dec
19
39% Jan
30
74"% July 16
65% Jan 11
Aug 15
18% Oct 22
47
Apr 26
23% Aug
6
38% Jan
31 Va Dec
37
19
Dec
12% Oct
99
Nov
5 Vs Oct
30
Mar 21
25
13
32% Jan
19
110% Jan
14
29% Aug
103
47
2
14% Apr
101% Jan
5% Mar
0
5% Jan
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
.55Ya Apr
14
10% Oct
22
*17% Jan
8
12
109% Aug 20
31
23% Oct
Jan
38% Jan
Oct
23
18% Feb
98
31
23
16
8% Jan
3
37% Apr
70
Oct
*Jan
14% NOV 19
;
9% Jun 27
7
15
28
88%
Jun~20
26% Nov
17
Oct
24% Jan
100% Jan
4
31
24% Oct
8
Oct
> Jan
7
Apr
7
Aug 11
31% Jan
9% Jan
22
59% Jan
11% Jan
10
19% Dec
24
43% Jan
2
1% Dec
23
3% Jan
11
45% Oct
11
69% Jan
7
.
10
22
11
34
Jan
24
99% Jan 29
91
Jan
30
10
Jan
31
10% Mar 28
12
50% July 11
10% Sep
5
32% Jan
22
7
Feb
2
7
11
9% Mar 14
18% Dec
31
30% Mar 11
17% Mar 19
42
July 25
26% Jan
10
40
Mar 15
31% Jan
2
40 Va Jun
Jan
Apr
20% July 25
11% Jan
14
45% Jan
30
12 3/8 Jan
Dec
30
18% Jan
2
37% Jan
22
12
21
10
Dec
19
100% Sep
35% Dec
23
12% Jan
50% Jan
Pasco
Common-
>
5%
Chic
series A
69%
32%
*17%
Dec
175
83
'67% July
10%
11 Va
10%
11 Va
50 Va
.
50%
*49%
50%
80
*78
80
900
*77%
16%
80
*29%
30%
30%
30%
*30 V*
1)8
-
"96
98
98 -•
98
♦96
97%
*95
97
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
X36
36%
3,300
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24V4
24V4
1,000
48V4
48%
4,200
17
40%
49%
25%
10%
10%
34%
35
1
11%
11%
42%
*78
16%
48%
16%
17
16%
31
-
16%
30 V4
16%
301/4
48%
25
48%
48%
48%
25
49
25
*78
80
16%
25
*24%
25%
*24
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
Va
5,100
1,700
30
25%
10%
9,500
100
*10%
*10%
33%
34%
33%
34 Va
34
34 Va
34
11%
11%
U%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12Vi
57,000
41%
42%
10%
42%
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
3%
3%
59%
59%
60
60
No par
41%
42
41%
42
No par
♦97 %
98
97
97 %
1
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
1
48%:
49%
47%
48%
47%
3%
41%
42
42.
*96 Va
08
96%
3%
24 Va
48
47%
900
42%
97%
8,300
24%
17,800
47 Va
47%
25,400
60%
23%
24%
61
41%
3%
*96%
96%
24%
.
8,500
42%
3%
60%
59%
,
*59%
3%
3%
601/4
3%
3%
34%
47%
13,800
5,500
No par
18%
17%
58%
59%
58%
58%
59
58
59%
3,800
21%
22%
21%
22
22
22%
21%
22
21
31%
301/4
30%
30
301/4
30 Va
30 Va
30
30
3,900
4,000
100
6
Aug
7
2
34
Jun
12
;
—_
102
Feb
13
14
55 % Jun
8.50
—
63% Aug
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
Cincinnati
35 Va Jan
Jun
9
150
37% Feb 25
Jan
2
43% Aug
64% Aug
10
13
Nov
13
17% Nov
12
13% Mar 18
20% Aug
1
18% Dec
30
33% Jan
,2
18
24
22% Jan
16
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
43% Jan
20
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
36
Apr
16
46
Dec
30
59
0
46
Jan
9
47
23
May
47% Mar
41
Jan
56
23% Oct
22
36% May 15
24% Feb 28
22
35% May 15
21 Va Feb
14% Oct
21
18
Jan
8
16
11% Dec
19
2OV2 Jun
14
28
JaD
2
12% JaD
2
63
May 23
31% Jan
2
34
•
20
55 Va
54%i
55%
54%
55%
8,800
61%
62 %
61
62i%
21,700
16
*15%
16 Va
16
16
106
*102%
106
*103 Va
*100%
*130
*65
69
2nd
Co
conl
'7%
63%
Jan
40% Oct
23
95% Nov
6
25 Ya Oct
30
543/4 Jun
19
14
35% Jan
23
27% Feb 24
19% Jan
2
*3
*44 V» Jan
23
102 % Aug
2"
8
14% Jan
*45%
*38
*55%
56%
56%
56%
*56 Va
57
*54
54%
*54
54 %
54%
55%
*55%
56
56
56
32%
33%
33Va
34
33'A
33%
$4.25
-
Inc
common
Co
Carbon
Solvents
——
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
33%
32%
33 Va
7,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
64,300
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
19%
19
20 Va
17,000
98
Aug 12
81
Aug
6
95% Mar 27
94
Jan
16% Nov
0
20% Apr
9
17
Jan
7
Apr 24
88
Jan
13
4
30
27% Jan
2
99
6
Jan
40% Jan
2
15
86
Jan
6
Mar 12
109
Jan
3
24.
V
28%
27%
28
27%
28 V*
27%
28%
17,200
60%
61%
62
63%
63 %
64'%
62%
63%
12,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%:
13%
13%
13%
13%
—1
18,800
49
49%
48%
49 %
47%
48%"
47%
48
Va
47%
48%
11,700
*101%
102%
102%
102%
107%
107%
107%
107%
V
,
*102
107%
102%
108
102
%
107
7%
36
Conbol Edison of N Y com—No par
36%
35%
13
12%
12%
54%
54%
54%
103
35%
36
12%-
103%
12%
12%
13
54 3'a
53%
54 Va
103%
103Va
103%
102%
102 Va
2,700
31%
32%
31%
24'%
32%
24%
3,400
25'%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
19,000
*18 Va
181/4
18
181/4
103
33%
32
32%
25%
25%
25%
Corp
1.33%
Utflitifes—
1
21%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
18
18 Va
18
18%
18 Va
18 V*
24% Aug
96
Apr
28
4
10
40% July 17
100
Feb
52% July
95
May
125% Jun
25
7
2
9
pfd
2,100
12%
32
6%
36
17,300
54V»
25%
Cuba
2,500
12,200
12%
26
of
3,500
5%
54%
33%
Consolidated Natural Gas
*35%
7%
15'/4
13%
12%
33%
$5
36 Va
5%
54 '/a
,
*25%
Feb
*7%
35%
36%
54%
1
99
7%
No par
1
Coppermines Corp—5
Consolidated
Consol Electronics Industries
Apr 21
1033/4 Apr 25
200
13
35% July 29
40% July 29
54 Va Jun
9
107
13%
26% May
104
107
13%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
RR
400
108'A
13%
7%
7%
101
13
8%
20
101
13%
7%
64y2
102
13%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
22
27%
63%
13%
13%
19% Mar 31
101% Jan
28%'
61%
12%
8
25
28
■'
15
15% Jan
Oct
4,200
5 %
Mar 28
87
6,200
33%
15V4
17
14
41
33%
5%
19
May 15
40%
33%
14%
Aug
Aug 11
41
33%
-5%
15
48 Va Ja-
*63%
40%
33%
1
Foods
30
64
41
33%
*63
15
Gas
96
63 Va
40%
33%
7%
Consolidated
14
64
42%
33%
14%
Consolidated
22
64
x41%
34
*5%
18% July 10
49% Jan
*63
44
5%
22% Aug 14
101% Jan
65
43
33%
*63
7%
3
4
130
21,200
19%
15%
2
19
.~60
32%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consol
57
32%
102 %
48% May 16
39% Jan 15
*56%
5%
14% Jan
22
40
.
xl4%
13% Jan
Oct
*39
40
5%
19
15
Jun
*39 V4
15%
Apr
89
40
5%
16% Sep
42
*39
15%
16
29% Nov
:
10
5
Corp
20
2
40
10
Corp
Publishing
Nast
Mills
22
13
46% '
1,900
Co—No par
Comptometer
Oct
23% Jan
17,900
45%
—2.50
100
100
—.—
Dec
403/4 Jan
20%
*45 Vi
33%
10
Co:
12
14
20%
45%
'
No par
No par
preferred
14
23
20%
2.50
—
System
preferred
5.25% preferred
Conde
130
20%
Broadcasting System—
4.64%
Cone
84
45%
102%
6
6,600
4,000
19%
56%
*82%
84
45
No par
50o
4
62 Va
40
84
x45
preferred —
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
108% Jun
19
*55
—50
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Nov
58
20%
61%
*38
preferred series B
noncumulative 1st pfd
18
49% Jun
20%
19%
"
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
5.
55% July 11
19%
62%
21
Columbian
10
5
19%
4,000
*850
G2 Va
62%
83
50
114%
20%
Class B
20
24
1141/4
46
Class A
15
18
114%
5,200
98
21 %
4%
8% Aug 11
37% Aug
62 Vs
83
40
41%
132
46
Credit
15% Jun
*94%
20%
Engineering Inc
2
63%
83
40
21,000
19%
Combustion
2
62%
82
36
280
20%
19%
Commercial
13
132
98
xl9 %
63%
82
64 %
19%
5
11% Jan
41 Va
421/4
132
*850
*850
*850
*850
.
19%
19%
Aug 14
29% Jan
114%
*131
115
14
9%
*94%
1131/4
Feb
,
41%
130 Va
114
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
»9
41%
40%
130%
112%
*34%
50
3,300
*
40%
115
*63
35%
20%
130%
114%
—10
64%
19%
42%
101
No par
5%%
Aug 11
Feb
*129
100
No par
preferred
Pictures
6
40%
40%
130%
*94%
6
3
40 %
♦128
421/4
43
101
35%
34%
19%
No par
(The)
Columbia
15% Aug
191/0
*63
98
2
5
2
34%
19%
*94%
13% Aug
2
35%
18%
98
51% July
2
64%
*34%
*94 %
2
Jan
*63
*63
35%
19%
100
41% Jar
Jan
64 %
63
'98
13
4% Jan
101
63
100
42% Dec
4
42%
101%
101
19
42 Va
42%
101V2
42%
101
101
*34 %
No par
preferred
Co
42%
42%
101
—No par
Commercial
page
42%
15
49%
50%
*8012
4%
4,300
148
67
28% Aug
1
Va
501/4
148
64 %
17
1,900
67
2
Apr 22
49%
605
17%
*130
3
6% Jan
50%
42%
101
70
2
14% Jan
50%
50%
*100%
145
10% Jan
24
*100%
106
49
46% Jan
30
101 Va
17V4
*67
23% Jan
Dec
*100 Va
*100 %
42%
'
*130
343/8 May 17
Dec
101%
17J%
101 Va
50
523/4 May 14
19% Jan 11
4
42%
17%
70
20% Aug 15
.68% Jan
9
Jun
*42%
17 Va
145
Gas
112
42%
17%
*65
22
July 30
42%
17%
*130
21
107
A
*103%
106
42%--
17
75
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
14
May
101%
*102%
106
42%
42%
.17' V
145
Columbia
106
74
17%
17
Aug 15
102
42 %
30% Jan
92% Feb
*
1,300
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
3
160
1,020
6,000
62%
—5
Collins & Aikman Corp
30
5,600
16
31
101
38%
00
July 11
44
37%
*65
$3.50
Aug 14
353/4 Apr
38%
90
54%
._100
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
Aug 15
33%
38%
32%
101
*130
Columbia
22% Oct
38%
89%
100
—15
Coca-Cola
56% Aug 13
7
90%
102%
61%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—-No par
Jun
37%
32V4
33
Va
16%
preferred
4%
8
37%
90
101%
noncumulative preferred__100
1%
8
*32%
90
55%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
July
33 Vs
101%
62%
45% Apr
86% May
37%
101%
37%
54%
0
65%
90
90
101
*15%
2
48
49,600
x61%
Jan
6
54
%
Jan
8
52%
55%
32
120% July
54%
16
127
May 27
53%
63
8
97
300
54 Vs
15%
—
9
12
54%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7r/o
Mar 12
12
62%
5
133
32%
33%
90
101
No par
$4.50 preferred
4
Feb
12%
.—10
Cleveland Electric Ilium corn.
106% May 20
29
33
101
preferred—100
convertible
Equipment
5%
200
*
—5
common-
C C C & St Louis
6
53%
♦12
21
Ry Co com—100
Clark
13
•
37%
20% Aug 14
Mar 29
18%
*58
No par
common
preferredProducts Corp.:
4%%
33%
89
100%
10
Milling Machine Co
5% %
23
74% Jan
July 18
Jan
89
100
City Investing Co
9
2
Jan
33%
100
Cities
May 14
50% Aug 14
2
——1
C I T Financial Corp.
Service Co
I—
6
11
16% May 23
102
Feb 14
3
333/4 May
19%
Gas & Electric—
Common
'
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
40% July 28
2
7
18%
54 %
Jan
46% Jan
18%
53%
79% Feb
Jan
17,500
■18%
58%
23%
18%
54%
17
Jan
18%
18'A
58%«
53%
17
45% Jan
2,800
1,100
22%
153/4 Jan
14
30
42
39%
100
gtd_:
50
Special guaranteed 4%, stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
10
42
*39 ■:
25
Apr
49% Dec
JaD
42%
39 %
42%
*39
Chrysler Corp
25
83
Jan
39%
com__No par
pfd
37
Dec
42%
7
Apr
800
17
42
*39
1,300
14,000
26
18
42%
39%
200
12%
24
12%
27
33
42%
39 %
*23
24
*12
23
24
42%
393 B
12%
13 Va
13
*23
12%
Jun
31
12%
24
12%
Dec
24
96
12%
Feb
9% Oct
59%
96
*12%
73
29% Dec
*23
29%
58 Va
99
5
41
10 Va
12%
12%
23
30 V*
59 Va
*96
4
778
104
23
3,000
io,Soo
30
59%
3!)
50
7
4
*12%
5,700
59%'
29 %
99
42%
Del_f«0
34% Aug
11
13%
24
59V4
*96
900
7,700
8%
29%
12% Aug
573/8 Jan
2
2OV4 Sep
42% Oct
12%
♦23
29 %
29%
59%
102
9V4
35
30
98% Jan
Dec
59
*97
8%
14,600.
8
32
291/2
*
V
34%
9
26 Va
114% May
48% Jan
60
35
8%
27%
25
78% Jan
com
29%
102
9V4
9%
34%
8%
26%
Sep
30
29%
59 %
*97
*9%
9%
35
26%
95
19
8%
*19Va
15
22
34%
8%
20%
Jan
Oct
9%
34%
8%
27%
86
26
9%
x34 %
8%
27 Va
5
30% Dec
9'%
25%
0%
20%
Mar
Apr
9%
35%
27 Va
106
57
*9%
l
1
26 Va
25
Mar
1.25
:
250
21
60
Apr
Corp
43
27%
"6
Jan
;
27
Oct
10,700
26%
70
see
3
3,900
33
26%
99 % Jan
139
footnotes
191/4
33
*19%
14
■43% Mar
«o:
50%
18%
,19
10%
50
*18
19%
2,300
27%
21
Jan
27
118
10%
18 Vs
69%
27 V*
67
23
18
11
33%
*17%
69%
26%
25
Jan
31% Dec
22
33 %
49%
69%
26%
139
123% Jun
Oct
90
69 Va
*19%
8
2
16
79% Oct
•y
20%
Jan
24
15% Dec
106
20
21,400
28
Jan
71% Feb
48
19%
\
r<i
181/4
116
27%
28% Jan
40% May 3
25% July 19
105
96
18
*115%
20%
44
5
12
*95
:
27%
Jan
8
22
2,100
10,000
27%
27
33% Dec
28
19%
190
G%
79Va
_8
4
57% NOV
Oct
18%
19%
II6V4
30%
98
l
33
*17%
19%
10%
25%
Inc
32%
I8I/4
49%
_5
Corp
33%
50%
80
96
124,000
6%
18
69%
590
78%
.
80 V
116 •*'
18
116
69%
11%
.
_9.50
,
*95
115%
<
6%
11,800
44
No par
88
43% May 20
92 Ya Sep
*19%
96
18%
115
.
39%
No par
May 16
104
38
32%
*17%
*113
69%
18%
117
6%
79%
17%
:
115
■69%
117
0%
79%
*95
18%
.
117
6%
78%
;
96
18
19%
11
*116%
6%
33%
19%;
5
1
'
Yellow Cab_
Chickasha Cotton Oil
101
26% Oct
j
115
117
80
*95
18%
117
60%
preferred series A
97% Jan 23
99
94
95%
18%
6%
79
5
Western
7
83% Nov 27
'
No par
noncum
North
&
5%
•
93% Jan
36% Oct 22
22% Oct 22
95%
117
69%
*_'•
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
•
City Stores Co
107 '
23
116%
preferred
City
'6%
22%
6%
Service
Great Western Ry
5%
10
Apr
Dec
23 Va
80%
Chic
8
May 22
3% Dec 30
22%
116%
6%
79%
No par
.
18
31
11,400
116%
10.
—
43
91% Oct
27%
22%
20
$4.50 preferred
2
35% Oct 22
26%
21%
—..1
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
15% Jan
30
27%
22%
Co
35% Jan 17
9% Dec
26%
21%
Co_i——________1
Gotham
9
68% Dec
27%
23%
27%
Corp
Aircraft
Chain Belt
4
14
600
26%
21%
26%
1
Products
46% Jun
Nov
26%
24 V'i
20% Apr
48
26%
24 %
23
45
44
27
24
30
23
44 Va
27
50
Cessna
27% Aug 11
27
21
43%
27
...
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl <fc Pac RR
21
Oct
45%
27
Chicago
443/a Feb
Oct
39%
45%
27
8
10% Jan
90
39%
46
27
27%
!
com
Public
391/2
x45
.
3
6
30
39%
x39Va
46%
28
Aug
17
23
39%
39%
1,200
July
Jun
Dec
39 Va
39%
150
57
28
Jun
4
*56%
24
47
23
57%
7
71
Nov
57 %
4,500
7
'18% May 31
1031% Nov 20
Dec
5858
3,800
31%
9% Jan
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
73
58
31%
27
44
30
33
32
101
18% Feb
9
82% July 24
162
31%
37
Dec
15
32%
*100
101'
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
Mar 26
101
47% Oct
31%
37%
Cincinnati
39% Feb
31%
58
43*1! July 31
2
18
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
29V4 May 10
24
31
58%
*37%
ChadbOurn
v
Aug 15
13% Aug
10
Dec
25% Dec
31%
57%
24% JUly 24
2
61% Jan
11
11
31%
of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred.—100
Chicago "& East 111 RR com__No par
Class A
l.
i_
40
96
17
10% Nov 11
22
100%
*30
Certain-Teed
:
19% AUg
4
59% AUg 12
24% Aug
4
32% AUg
4
23
40% Nov 19
23% Sep
82% Oct
101%
.40
Illinois
Cerro tie
60% July 24
23% Jan
6
*101
16%
Checker Motors
30
30
10114
Chemetron Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
9% Dec
9% Nov
101%
♦77%
30
47% Apr
52% Dec
101%
100
14
89
•
101%
281/4
100
Central & South West Corp
9% May 9
32% July 14
9
23
28 V*
% preferred series B
10% Jun
9
10
Foundry Co_
Georgia Ry
of
37% Feb
25
4
30
28 %
26%
common—
Central RR Co'of N J
4 !
69% Jan
19% Dec
28%
Central
c
Aug 14
31% Jan
13% Jan
28%
Central Hudson Gas & Eiec
No par
Central Illinois Lgt common—NO
par
:4%% preferred :
„;
100
4 r.
110% Jan
18% Dec
,;5
'
29
26
.
Corp
Central
23
10
28
7
preferred
1
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
89% Dec
22
5%
5
46% Dec
Oct
•
8
24% Aug 14
50% July 31
4% Jan
Feb
31
29 %
—10
Central
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
31% Jan
6% Oct
24% Dec
;
.
V
12% Aug 15
42 3/i Aug
8
173/a Jan
20% Oct
31% May 2
49% Jan 24
38
23% Nov 12
28%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
86% Jun
17% Dec
4% Dec
29%
preferred seres A_100
37 % Aug
31% Oct
30
3,900
29
__^_100
3
4% Aug
13,300
35%
46
Central Violetta Sugar Co
61
16 Va
34%
12.50
Century Industries Co
2
16%
35%
_
11% Apr
2
17Va
34 Vs
com__No par
50% July 11 '
25% Feb 20 *
47% Jan •' 2
16%
34%
100
3
23% Jan
"l%Jan
17%
34%
*27
j.
16
8% Jan 20'
16% '
35%
1
Co'common
conv
Celotex
37% July 25
26% July 26 '
7
16%
1
Jan
24% Mar
9
,
0
Shares
16%
10
Jan
19
8
21
41 Va Jan
^8
Aug
the Week
Friday
Aug. 15
x34%
I_—50
preferred
4%%
•
17% May 12 r
31% Aug
4
104% Jun 12 '
17% Mar 21
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
1
6% Dec
98
78 >
Sales fM
Thursday
Aug. 14
17%
common
Celahese^Corp of Ame'r
v.'7% 2nd preferred A
~
9
PRICE8
35%
preferred
4.20%
'
18
11% Aug
,50% Aug
3
36
3
16% Apr
11
Jan
32% Dec 27
21
19% Jun
20% Jun
3
SALE
5
6%% 2nd preferred
•
Caterpillar Tractor common
33% Aug 14
793% Mar 19
16% Jun
1
69% Aug 13
44
July 29
7%
8
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 13
16%
!
Co—
preferred
Case (J I)
Aug 11
>
35%
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc ;
6
2
80'
8
V.
Aug. 13
1
Carter
Apr 28
•18% Aug
117
2
13% May 22
54
July 29
29
101
26% Feb 28
17% Jan
7
17% Jan
2
11
17% Dec
Jan
55% Jan
8
1
Steel
Corp
4% %
-7
Aug
7
80% Aug 11
.
: July 11 '
Jan
2
99
70
22
16
96
July
1193/4 Jun
3
23
24
Carrier
23% Aug 13
2
10
Dec
!
Aug
8
30% May 29
3
22
Dec
Carpenter
27
88% Oct
98
1
3
13
AND
Tuesday
5
Co___
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No
-
7
19% Jan
Monday
Aug. 11
Par
Carey
1
8
43% July
••
-
par
4
3
58 % Aug
2
55 Ya Dec
55
July
LOW
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)
6
33% July 31
2
20% Jan
Oct 24
18% Jun
22
36% July 31
94% Apr
25 Va Jan
11
105
18% Feb
7
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
2
Jan
90 % Nov
NEW
Highest
*25
'
4,900
21,500
1,300
1,500
18%
18%
*18
18%
18%
17%
18
18
18%
1,900
46%
46%
46
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
46
100
31
31%
*31
32
31
31
*30'A
31
30%
30%
7,800
1,720
1
5
—10
*18
40
40%
40
40 %
39%
40%
40 Va
40 Va
40Va
40%
5,100
No par
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
8,500
No par
96
98
96
97%
96%
96%
96 Va
97%
96%
97
670
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
*97
99
98
98
*96%
98%
*96
98
*95%
98
20
*91
94
*90
93
*90
93
*90
93
*90
93
Consolidation
Coal
Co
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50 preferred
$4.52
Common
4%
5
—
100
prefersj
Continental B_Klng Co common—5
Can
$3.75
conv
Inc
common
preferred
$4.50
2nd
37%
No par
$5.50 preferred
Continental
23%
*94
*105
10
47
No par
prpfpn*»d
*86%
1*6
24%
98
37%
106
49%
23%
*94
38
♦105
48%
24
98
38%
106
49%
23%
*94
38%
*105%
49 Va
88
*87
88
88
116
*117
121
*118
24
98
391/4
106
49%
89%
121
23%
*94
23%
98
23%
*90
23%
39%
38'/a
39
*105%
106
49%
105Va
106
49
*89
♦117
89%
121
49
49%
89
89
117%
14,600
98
38%
117V2
14,600
20
24,000
100
200
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(660)
Monday, August 18, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previooa
Range Since Jan.
Year 11*57
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Lowest
Continental
Dec
31
20'A Nov
4
9
3974 Nov 14
15% Jan
26% Jan
7
3
54% May
Jun
&
11%
'11
22
July 31
-25
*21
21%
*21
21%
53% July 30
—5
52
52%
Jan
a
13
60% Aug 13
3
49% Aug 14
May 15
10
43% July 25
28% Jan
1774 Dec 23
167a Dec 30
37
May 15
18% Jan
2
29% Aug
16 ¥2 Jan
13
28% Aug
19% May 20
50% Jan 20
25% Feb
52
Dec
23
51
Dec
30
28
Feb
11
34% Dec 27
145
July 18
12% Dec 24
57 ¥t Feb
13
Oct
22
79% Oct
31
74
166% Dec
14
13
Mar 20
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
Jan
45% Aug
9%
60
.
45
45 %
45
45%
45
47%
28%
28%
26%
28
28%
27%
29 ¥a
29
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24 ¥a
24
24%
5
5 Yo
24% Jan
13
Jan
24
86
30
Aug
17% Oct
«
28% Jan
3
4
14% Mar
3
26% Oct
22
14
31
Jan
23% Aug 15
10% Dec
11
23% Jun
5
40% Oct
22
Oct
22
85
*51
52
*58
03
45%
7
22'/a Jun
18
25% Jan
3
39
58% July 11
43% Apr
11
31% Feb
95
*87
15% Feb
20
2
18% Jan
17
7% Jan
2
11% Aug 14
Jan
7
07% July 29
9% Aug
4
32% Apr
17% Oct
11
19
25
16% Jan
38% Jan
31
Nov
54% Aug 14
101»/4 Jun
17
30% Apr 25
23
Jan
2
65% Jan
2
U
56
27% Aug
8
6% Jan
2
Jan
13
3
107/a Jan
21
5
53% July 24
58% Feb
Jun
4
18%' Jun
6
21% Feb
20% Mar
5
29 ¥2 July 21
30% Mar
40% Mar
0
37 % Aug
3
57:% Aug 15
28
53% Feb
12
13% May
59% Jun
19% Jan
17
22
23% Dec
9
29
8
47%
Jan
30% NOV 21
47
Jan
11
38% Oct
11
64% ■Ian
14
407ft Oct
21
79% Jan
7
36 ¥2
July 14
preferred
45%
45%
167%
88%
*87
8614
88
*86%
20%
*87
88
45%
165%
169
168
'
44%
17%
'92
17%
17%
17%
93
89%
*87
88%
*87
*36%
83
*80%
19%
197ft
5%
20
88%
13,700
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*0%
6%
2%
2%
31%
2%
2-01
2 "8
2-!a
2%
2%
2%
2%
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
35%
30 %
30%
*83%
85
*83%
35%
35%
35%
17%
17%
1774
17%
24 7«
17 7a
1774
16%
17%
10%
17
24%
24%
25
247
a
24%
23%
24%
9,400
19%
207
1972
197 a
19%
207 a
20%
217B
15,300
35 y4
35
35
*34%
35
34%
34%
34%
85
52%
52
52%
54
96
95
com„__1
2.nu
20
35%
,
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
pfd
noncum
Cuban-American
Press
Sugar
23%
*20%
10
27%
5
100
*65%
.—
Inc
52
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 ¥2 'h
preferred
—
—
J 0
preferred
$1.60 prior preferred—
Curtiss—Wright
Class
7
A
Inc
35%
*33%
35%
3574
84
Vr.i-.Vv'/
1.20C
357ft
5,401
1,300
54
54%
53
547ft
*95
96 ¥2
*95
9674
35%
85
9672
*95
967ft
23%
227a \ 23%
22%
23%
227a
23%
221K
20 7'4
20%
20
20
19%
19%
19%
27 7
26%
27
27
27
27
27'2
27%
107k
107 a
36%
8%
¥2
9%
*9
55
u
10%
*9
;
36%
36%
9%
,
517
*54
11%
6074
%:/
36%
97a
% *3072
9
87«
9
10%
*65%
66
*6572
9%
*54
10%
10%
66
m
55
87B
19 ¥2
19%
*19%
20
19%
27%
28%
27%
27%
87
37
367b
37
55%
55%
55
55%
20
/
27%
36%
*36 %
55
5574
55%
52
53
36 7
a
8?f.<
55
28,900
260
r
4,800
11%
68
74
49,500
-T4.
**?'
400
9%
37
37
"
9
*19%
19%
28%
9%
4
37
*54
28%
-
97
117B
'057:5
1
220
-
20
26%
38,500
22%
21
9
-—10
.
b
52%
37
55
85
.
87 a
"3 :
1
—
Cutler-Hammer
%
*36%
..1
common
%
20
,*6572
—No par
No par
prior
*83%
66
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—_2.50
Curtis Publishing common
——1
$4
85
25
.
preferred
Cuneo
1,200
2,70c
.12,700
;
35%
-..
Cuba RR G%
'
35%
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
'
*83 %
Corp
preferred-.
conv
8,700
88
20
3,900
•
.100
Petroleum
Crescent
330
91%
20%
•
20
17,400
166%
17%
32
88
*86%
20%
45%
88%
88%
20
45%
169
Corp (The)——2
Cream of Wheat
5
11
33% Jan
18
9
3%%
13
5
17
7% Jan
5% Nov 20
25% July 21
27 ¥2 Jan 24
8% Apr
Feb
27% Dec
45 %
169
20%
*
—1
30%
May 12
16
16 % Dec
5% Oct 21
3
18
Aug 12
45%
168
*«y4
16
Feb
100
45%
168
108
—1
Aug 13
Jat
12
16% July 23
15% Dec
54
25
0.500
51
.100
Petroleum
3
35% July 10
19j/b Apr 28
24 %
03
6% July 25
Jun
23%
*58
31% Atlg 11
79
11,900
'50%
100
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
12.40C
25%
53
1
2% July
28%
25%
63
Aug
Cosden
10.20C
28%
.'.v
*51
17%
9
13
43%
49%
*58
91
1% Jan
'
53
17%
4 % May
40%
48 >/4
:
63
93 74'
3
13,800
*51
17%
2
51,200
*58
91%
2% Jat
9%
59%
53
18
6% Jan
9%
58%
63
94%
30
9%
00%
*50 %
17%
18
8.00C
9%
59%
*58
93%
Oct
51%
-50
5
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
5,900
21%
-50
89
V
*21
29%
25%
9%
—1
88
Shares
11
51
59%
100
Dec
Nov 29
9%%,v
;
52
9%
i_10
174 Dec 24
74
60%
51'%
59%
6
4
Oct 22
59%
10%
21%
*21
5174
11
9%
23
15
22
21%
8
5
10%
51%
8
Mar 11
2
*21
18 Vo Aug
Jan
15% Jan
11
10 7 B
94 ¥2 Aug
85
a
May 17
Jun
11%
26%
Corp
July 31
169
53
1
59 %
-14
5
30
52
64
85
96% May
25
14
159
17
27% Jan
Jan
33% Jan
79% July 11
the Week
Friday
Aug. 15
1
Steel
5
49% May 21
40% July 11
54% July 25
52%
4
20
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 14
5
Continental
8
8
43% Jan
PRICES
Steel—
11
6
SALE
Aug. 13
—2
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 1 'i
20
26 Ve Dec 24
■
Copper
Tuesday
Aug. 11
Jun
38% Feb
19
9
IB
Monday
Far
12
44
14
70% Jun
22
574 Oct
41% Dec 30
8% Apr 29
18% May
8
7
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*54
300
9
17,000
100
55
1972
19 %
28%
27%
28
37
307ft
36%
GOO
58%
50 %
574
5.500
.
•//:
300
.
22.000
D
8% Oct 22
61
41 ¥4
Apr
86% Mar
1
83% Jan
3
15
12% Jan
9
9'/a Jan
14
July 12
47
277b Oct
22
40
Oct
21
Nov
15
86
72
Oct
24
80
75
Jun
19
88
14 ¥2 Oct
22
23% Jan
13% Jan
2
1
13
Aug
49% Apr
73
30
Mar 10
43% Jan
2
54
7ft Aug 15
92
Aug
12% Aug
6
4
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series
1
36% Jun 30
Dayton
—
Duystrom Inc
5274 July 16
Jan 22
52%
±uu
*90
__5
a
Dan River Mills Inc
12
93
_10
Power &
Light
common
7a
12 7
52 7ft
*90%
53
*90 7 ft
92%
537ft
53
92%
*9072
11%
34
33%
34%
49%
50
81
81
*79
83
*80
12
33%
34
X49 7'4
49
49%
¥4
497ft
81
Aug
5
88
Jan
5
83
Mar 18
89
Jun
3
15% Jan
2
19% July 29
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
1874
18%
3,100
13% Jan
2
16 7/4 Mar 10
Decca
Records
50c
13%
J4
13%
14
14
14
14
147a
14
1474
9,400
Deere
&
43%
43%
44%
23 74
22%
2374
97a;
9%
974
18
25 y2 Jan
4IV2 Feb
25
51% May 15
26% Apr 18
27% Jan
87
Preferred
^,75%
series A—100
28
Preferred
3.75%
series B_
16
Preferred
3.90%
series
2
45
July
7
23% Aug 11
Delaware
6% Apr
10
9% July 28
Delaware
19
7
46% Feb
Aug 14
18
56
Aug 14
Co
&
*81
*80
83
*80
85
*79
83
*79
83
*79
83
*83
87
83
83
*80
85
*80
85
*80
85
—1
42%
43
74
43
No par
(Delaware)
23 74
23%
23
50
9'%
9%
54 7 b
—
Western—
Delaware Power & Light Co
*
97
b
44%
45
22%
23%
97a
:
9%
5574
54%
55
55%
55%
5574
1674 Jan
2
22
Aug
8
Delta
3
2174
21%
20%
21
21
21%
20%
34 74 Apr
2
44% Aug
8
44%
43
44
43%
44 %
44
4.4%
3574 Oct 23
2
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
4474
37% Jan
4074
407 b
40 74
65
55
Jan
23
22% Jan
2
41% Jun
6
Feb
5
58
8
2
1
35% July 31
43% Feb
4
Jan
21
59% July
3
974 Jan
29% Apr
29% Dec
19
57% Jan
2
3074 May
2
25% Jan
2
3 8 74 Nov
12
37% Mar 13
Mar 29
34
29% Mar 20
Jan
Diamond-Gardner
Diana
Diamond
15% Jan
14
11% Jan
7
16
6
15% Dec
16
14
Jan
2
23% Oct
22
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
2
30% Aug 11
31% Aug
4
9% Apr
17
13% July
5
9% Jan
2
1574 Jun 30
8
Dec
10
11% Jan
14
8% Jan
3
Dec
24
147/b Jun
12
10
91
14
11% Jan
54% Apr
2
50% Oct
11% July 18
17% May 20
747/b Jan
9
Dr.
11
2
19% Aug
67% Aug
8
Dover
8
Dow
Jan
8
11% Dec
24
24% Jan 29
12
49
Oct
22
68% Jun
52% May 22
36 % Dec
24
57% May 13
33
Api
7
44% July 24
16 % Oct
21
19% May
16% Jan
3
22% Aug 14
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
12
17
9
Jan
Jan
15
9% Aug
6
6% Jan
2
200
July 16
172% Apr
10
110
Mar 27
103
9
Mar 26
99
Jun
27
76% Nov 14
89% Feb
30% Oct
37% Apr
23
911/4 Apr 28
41% July 17
4'. va
41
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
29
46% Mar 13
50
49
Jan
24
44
48V4 Mar
50
Jan
31
.41
40
Nov
41
July
July
14
Oct
18
49% Jan
1
48% Jan
50
Jan
22
24
16% Jan
27% Dec
30
27
Jan
8
46
July 25
44% Feb 28
29
1
Aug 14.
51
48
l3
May 12
3
50% July 15
May 21
*
40 74
4074
*55 %
'
57
*5574
14
13%
14
*55
Eastern
317ft
3174
2,600
1574
15
2774
15 74
2874
20,100
2
3174
3174
3174
31%
*31-%
31%
31%
31%
31
3174
2,700
14
14
14
14
13%
1374
13%
14
137b
147a
10,600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
xl0%
10%
15%
61%
18 ¥2
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
6,800
60%
61%
59*v 4
6
60%
61%
60
60 %
17,800
18
18%
17%
18%
%
18%
18
18%
3,100
63%
63%
62a
63%
44,900
42%
42%
41%
42 %
10,600
22
22V4
10%
15%
61
18%
Eastern
r
66%
63%
65%
62%
41%
42%
42
42%
21%
21%
21%
18
63%
43
21%
21%
21%
12
12
10
10%
.
.
11
65%
1
1
-
42
5
50c
(E I)
3174
2974
No par
No par
.
31 ¥4
15
28%
-1
Airline
30 y8
3174
15 74
—1
*12
12%
12
10%
10
2,900
22%
22
*12
12%
11%
12
10
12
10
:•
.3,300
10 %
10
10 %
1,300
22,700
12,500
10%
3,700
& Co—\
Eagle-Plcher Co
51% Jan
30
317 4
29%
Duquesne Light Co common——10
$3.75 preferred
50
$4.15 preferred
:
50
4% preferred
50
4.20% preferred
50
4.10% preferred
;
50
$2.10 preferred
50
11
31 %
*31
606
13,900
e
5
36% Aug
4
38% Feb 17
31
3474
15 7
No par
1
34
2944
No par
27% Jan
33 74
40,900
1574
Preferred $3.50 series
11
3474
No par
.
Pont de Nem
47% Jan
33%
9,400
»
30%
Preferred $4.50 series
Corp
DWG
33%
397a
1574
Common
22% July 29
3374
34
39
.
29%
Corp
14
39%
33%
33%
33%
38%
15%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
International
14% Jan
3374
3874
30%
Industries
10
33%
3874
3374
1
53
33%
3874
1574
Corp
Dresser
33%
38
1,9,500
'
1374
33 74
34
700
5,200
10,000
40' 4
5574
137»
38
*33
21
44%
397 a
57
13%
"/
57
20%
441«
'
29 74
Chemical Co
13
31
14
17,100
50c
Ltd
Co
Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
57
13%
10,400
a
2.50
:
Douglas Aircraft Co
Duplan
1981/2 Aug
4
1121/4 Apr 21
3974
*5574
14%
37
—1
Dunhill
40
2
Pepper
Dome
8
45
25
Corp com
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
6
Aug 15
40
57
94
—10
Distillers
10 V4 Aug
36% Nov 14
Jan
Co
Corp
(Walt) Productions—
121/2 Jun
83% Aug 12
2
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...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5769
Volume 188
(661)
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranee for
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21
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97%
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.
12%
11
93
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22
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30
1074 July 24
1074 Apr
2
22
36% Jan
4674 Jun 28
3% Oct 21
Dec
30
13% Oct 31
37 a Dec
30
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9
25 Va Dec
17
51
90 Va
July
1
54
11% Aug 13
147a Aug
4
6
874 Jail
19
23
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4074 Jan
31 Va Dec
25
Jan
10
21
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7
Apr 11
45
Oct
20
-
Jan
8
2
20 74 Jan
32
27
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48
874 Jan
14
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2474 Jan
13
19
14 74 Jan
2
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2
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6
67a Aug 15
33
2674 Jan
2
33
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13
102
Jan
4774 Jun
25
12
14:
47a July 31
7
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74 Aug 15
16 74 Aug
37% July 12
101
Gamcwell
Co
Feb
65
7
Aug 11
Apr
18
Corp
Wood
474%
Industries
$4.50 preferred
General
Amer Oil Co
947-4 Aug
General
Amer
10
11
Aug
2
974 Jail
135
Jan
125
Dec
23
'•! 177a Dec
23
30
Oct
70% Nov
39
Mar
974 Dec
21
Apr 30
11
26% Jan
4674 May 24
Aug
8
140% Aug 14
General
2
2
3174 July 24
General
7
3774 Aug 13
9374 Jun 27
86
5
75
Jan
3
4974 Dec 31
48
Jan
14
1174 Jan
2
July 24
1574 Aug
8
2
12
Mar
1474 Jan
22
22
26
12 Va Jan
20
25% July
4674 Oct
4
1074 Jan
197a Jan
48
4
Oct
21
56 7 Oct
22
6.9
July 26
115
19
10174 Nov
1
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7
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11
Jan
4
1157a Jan 24
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11
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18
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3474 May 17
42
Oct
25
5774 July 15
4
Dec
18
33 Va Oct
22
19 % Oct 22
1474 Dec 26
31
Dec
24
5 74 Jun
13
117
July 30
974 Jun
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common
5
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Aug
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co_
General
11074 Aug 15
117 74 Jail
16
9274 Jan 22
$5
1
No par
preferred
preferred
20
General
Precision
3774 Jan
2
34
2174 Apr
15
317'a Aug
conv
preferred
Public Service
9
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General
24% Aug 15
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15
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5
60
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15
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10974
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5
3
474
10c
$3 convertible preferred
15 74 Jan
474
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General
1874 July 3
5074 Jan 10
474
174
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No par
Preferred $3.75 series
$1.60
4 74
100
Motors Corp common
41
6
3,600
474
3774
5
8
1674
3774
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Portland Cement Co_
5 Ve Aug
4574 July
300
167 a
3774
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3174 Feb 24
67 s
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3774
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62 74 Feb
674
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33
140
3874 Apr
Jan
42 Va
287a
6
May 26
4274
4174
140%
2
4
4274
42
28
Jan
4474 Jan
42%
♦110
7'a Jan
2874 Jun
Jan
29
27%
Mills common,
5 '/c
3074
2774
1
4
General
3074
20,400
1374
4774
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28%
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4
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2774
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Corp
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3
8574 Aug 15
Jun
67a
1674
4 74
47 %
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5
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2
457a Aug
27
5
Transportation__2~50
Cable Corp com
1st preferred
2
39 Va May
22
July 19
Aug 11
81
8
48
Jan
of Texas
preferred
4 %
50
_i
100
General Foods
2
34
40
68
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General Finance
60 74 Jan
4
16
31
33
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General
2
Aug
4.174
4
474 Jan
3374 Jan
427 a
42
6474 Aug
13
109
4274
4.174
69
10
Jan
9174 Feb
1
Apr 12
Dec
4774 Dec
,
Jan 30
16
47 % July
Apr
42 %
43
26 % Aug 12
57
1974 May 15
50V4 Dec 31
4274
42 3a
2
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5
12
42 %
1374
30%
8
Apr 29
27
3074
General
55
Feb
30 74
9
12
40
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6574 Jan
Apr
1574 Feb
30 74
1974 Jan 24
14
68 54 Apr
3074
General Cigar Co Inc
No par
General Contract Corp common
2
6% scries preferred
lo
General Controls Co__
5
8
527a Feb
33 Va Dec
68
$8
1374
our
1
General
3074 Apr
6
Dec
100
2
Jan
19 74 Jan
125
6
20
10 Va Dec
15
12
com
t
3774 Aug 15
5
13%
4774
Cbrp
2474 Feb 25
9
-
Inc
preferred
69 74 Jan
10
137 a
*46
2
convertible
May 16
19
13%
1374
5
88
Nov
*
48
General American Indus pomZ
6% convertible preferred
General American Investors com
f
9%
1374
'
46
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(The)
6774 Dec 18
25
5n
_
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General
9%
5
preferred(The)
No
Garrett
52 74 Apr
Jun
!
common
convertible
Gardner-Denver Co
6
59
5%
447a July 28
2
15
(The)
43% July 25
2
1574 Feb
5
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
9
Aug
31
2
17
36% Jan
July
Gabriel
30
3074
29
2974
3,700
23%
23%
2374
23 %
24 74
30,800
4474:
3874
4474
32 74 Jan
13
39% July 25
General Refractories
38
3874
38 74
3874
38 74
3874
39%
1974 Nov 19
2774 Mar 19
20 % Jan
2
2474 Feb
5
General
Shoe
Corp
1
22%
23
2274
23 74
23 '
23
2274
23
2274
23
16% Dec 23
22% Nov 18
1774 Jan
3
2674 Aug
4
General
Steel
Castings Corp
1
2574
2674
2574
2674
2574
2674
26 %
26%
2574
2674
22% Sep 20
28 V2 May 16
25
Feb
14,
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2674
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2614
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2674
23
28
May 31
25
Jan
2
27
*2574
27%
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27%
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7
517a
5274
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5174
517 a
General Time Corp
General Tire &
3,100
4,600
2774
4074 Jan
10
397a
General Telephone Co of Florida—
Sep
3
36 Va Oct
22
15% Dec 23
22 Va Oct
95
Oct
2
3074 Mar
7
1674 Jan
2
5374 July 25
2474 Aug
8
3074 Dec
4
22 % Apr
7
30
107
Apr 23
83
7
185
July 17
129
22
90
July 31
108% Jan
77
1
45 74 May
93% Dec 18
2774 July 14
July 3
Jun
3
95 74 Apr
79
Feb
3
Apr 29
Jan
Jan
9074 Aug
164
Jan
7
8474 Jan
2
21
36 7a
July
9
26% Jan
13
Oct
22
62 7a May
8
44
74 Jan
3
20 Ve Nov 14
39 74 May 29
23 74 Jan
10
32 Va Oct
11
4674 Mar 26
33% Apr
3
2074 Dec
24
2874 July
Jun
9
44% Aug 15
59% July 25
2974 Aug
7
3
21% Jan
7
8374 July 17
91
Mar 18
89 74 Jan
21
9474 May 21
16% Dec 23
18
Dec
2
1574 Apr
16
18
29% Oct
21
3774 Jan
14
2Va Dec 18
257 % Oct 16
474 Apr
26
274 Jan
2
157 74 Jan
16
Jan
21
57 Va Nov 14
79 74 JUn
13
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12
160
95
28 Va Dec
4
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21
Apr
9
Feb
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2674
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27%
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2774
10
52 74
52%
5174
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10
23%
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2874
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com
preferred
100
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Products
Gimbel
common
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89
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95
9574
417a
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237a
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2674
277a
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9574
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55,100
57
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5
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66
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66 74
67
64 74
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5
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90 7a
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9074
89
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89 7
8974
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14
30
Jan
2
35% Aug
4
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35
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3574
35
3574
35
5774 July 18
41
Jan
2
4974 July 31
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48 s 4
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48'4
49
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4974
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1
Jan
2
134
1%
1%
1%
174
17a
Oct
21
2 7'a Apr
8
4
1 Va Mar
4
(B F)
(W R) & Co
Oct
21
1374 Jan
9
25% Feb
11
3774 Oct
4
3374 Jan
15
46
26 Va Dec
17
5974 Jan
2
2874 Jan
31
4874 July 31
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P__
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel
27
Dec
23
3674 Feb
6
2774 Jan
39!
Aug 14
Grant
71 Va Oct
31
8674 Apr
15
July
Oct
21
21% Dec
674 Apr 18
3574 May 8
374% preferred
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11
22
Apr
17
37
Apr
30
4% Jan
9
3
79% Mar 21
574 Jan
3
77.4 Jun
16
Jun
16
88
4
8
8% May 20
297a Aug
4
Gt
(W T) Co
Northern
common
Iron
Ore
Prop__
674
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a
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1,100
4,200
3,000
170
70 74
Feb
3774 Jun
93
17
69
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130
957-4
41%
5374 May 19
July 29
50
80
220
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8
74 July
1
5
89
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Gold &
160
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60
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July 10
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90
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2774
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Gillette
2374
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2374
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52
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2374
23
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95
100
preference
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Getty
90%
.
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100
preference
conv
$5
4
374 May 15
175
2674
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4
4274 Aug
7
29 Va Aug 11
28
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4%%
97
25
Oct
25
25
6
8974 July 31
39
preferred
preferred
1
2
23
$1.32
$1.30
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3974
10
7,200
5,000
45 Va Nov 20
85
52 74 Jan
9
Great
5074
49
49%
49
49%
50
49
3,500
4774 July 11
Northern Paper Co
50
29% Dec 26
30% Jan
2
44
Aug
4
Great
Northern
4374
43'%
43%
44
43%
43 7a
42 %
43 %
42
43
26,600
20
2174 Jan
11
2074 Jan
2
28
Aug 14
26
2671
26 74
2674
26%
277a
277a
28
2774
2774
18,500
131% Jan
14074
140 74
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Feb
11
122 Va Nov 11
67
Dec
3
2074 Dec
12
Jan
14
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
U
3074 Apr
4
67
2
Apr
17
22% Jan
2
14674 Jun
4
Great Western
7%
Ry
Co
Sugar
com
preferred
13974
20
Green
Bay &1 Western RR
3174 Aug 14
Green
(H L)
75
Jan
Co Inc
;
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1
140
72
2874 *2874
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72
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4
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141
141
141
140
141
72
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72
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72
30
30%
3174
30
30%
45,000
17
18
The Commercial and
(662)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11157
Jan
14fa Dec
105 Viz Oct
11
21
34% Jan
16% Apr
14
87
17
17% Mar 20
14
10
32% Jan 11
80% Jan 16
152
May 13
10
47 % Dec
2
9
7% Apr
12 % May
2
24
9
14% Jan
80% Jun
34% Jan
11
15% Oct
14
May
52
20% Aug
5
69
Monday
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf
7
118% July
7
39% Jan
6
47%, Aug
4
15%
15%
15%
15%
83%
14
84
„1
22%
23%
22%
22%
1
9
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9
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15%
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20
18%
19%
68%
68%
67%
67 %
25
113%
46%
46%
*90%
92%
*90%
*95%
97%
>95%
114
112
15%
9%
11
5
§lVs Aug
6
Oct 28
93% Feb
98
Apr
96
Jan
4
96
May 29
102% July 14
Jan
92
29
Nov
10
89
Jan
3
95% Jan
2
15
ill
10
100
JUli
July 15
109
May
104
Common——;
$4.20 dividend
preferred
100
$4.40
13
dividend
preferred
100
dividend
preferred
$4.44
1
$5
dividend
xly
19%
*66
68
110%
112%
x46%
113%
1C>%
67%
47%
-
NOV
4
41% Feb
110%
30
80% Jan
20
24
Jan
13% Dec
31
28% Jan
11
Dec
24
111% Jan
24
45% Jail
47% July 2
67% Aug 12
23% Jun
25
Hall
lG'Wan
21
Hamilton
15
•67
29 % Oct
14
138
20
Oct
22 •'
Dec
30
3% Oct
8
18
Jan
13
Jan
9
Apr
*
7
Jan
140
18
29
69% Oct
20
3% Jan
9
6-% Aug
6
34% Aug
28 % Jan
20
69
Nov
11% Oct
1
9% Dec
10
23
24
10% Oct
21
15% Dec
6
2
32% Jan
2
Feb
17% Aug
4
23
53% Jan
86
74
Jan
22% Jan
7
10% Jun
20
9
% Jan
10
25% July
2
21
Jan
2
Nov
16% Sep
22% Jan
8
9% Jan
20
12% Aug 11
Holland
17 % Jan
3
22% May 21
Holly Sugar Corp
2
30
11
40% Jan
10
32% Jan
2
45
22
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
97
11% Nov 26
11% Jan
3
72
67
8
3
23% Apr
87% Apr
4
23% Jan
23% July
39'A May
30% Nov
34% Nov 13
Jun
10
Feb
6% Jan
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
69
24
39% Jan
23
II
35
17
25 % Jail
40
12% Dec
12% Aug 14
3
19
10
Jail
3
92
2
Jan
7
24
19
Jan
15% Feb
36 % Jan
9
18
27 % Jan
13
37% Aug
78
Aug 30
Mar 13
Oct
25
88
Nov 20
100
Apr
Apr
6
38% Apr 22
84
Jun
6
3%%
25
90
Jun
6
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
52% Jun
12
1% Dec
31
15
18
8 % Jail
22
18% Jan
8
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
5% Jail
10
1 % Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
Dec
i
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I
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30
23
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3% Dec 23
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Dec
SIV4 Jan
30
17
.
90
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4,
16% Jan 14,
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6
8
1
40
18
3% Apr 18
40'A Apr 14
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72%. Jan
2
19
May 31
12
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51 % Jan
2
9
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13
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9
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8"
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6
47 % Apr
52
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2
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11
49 'A Jail
7
40
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14
48
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15
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7
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23
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29% Jan
2
4
11
40
July 16
11
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30
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i
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148
19
Nov
14
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46 % Mar
31% July
5
9% Apr
5
39% Jan
14
88% Jan
150
Mar 26
14
8
65
156
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99 f2 Jan
55% Jan
11
25", ii Jan
2
23% May 14
22 % Jan
13
37
21
52
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2
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Nov
4
92
Jan
21
Dec
24
35% Jan
3
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16% Dec
117
22
23
Nov 11
16% Oct 22
IS
Nov 14
11% Dec 19
1
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6% Oct
22
12% Nov 19
13
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7% Dec 30
;
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14
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12
i
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Dec
11
24
„
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9
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.
21
370% July
8
38% Jan 11
156% Jan 25
31% July 10
76
May 2
23% Jan
11%
109% July
98
Feb
111% Jun 28
SI
Oct
22
7
68% Jan
13
20% May 10
106 %
May 10
125
July 12
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51% Apr 23
35
Feb
7
Jan
2
85% Feb 27
92
20
14% Feb
24
2
8
26% July
8
30
Dec
Jan
148 ft Aug
9
22
18
10
1
Oct
2
27
Jan
17
Dec
14% Jan
300
5
19
33% Dec 24
Jan
16
7% Jan
13
57% Jan
7
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32
25
28
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160
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of
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4,000
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5
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1
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v
165
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22
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78%
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870
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38%
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24%
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common-
preferred—
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Nickel
34
7%
471.^
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Corp
Int'l Business Machines
Harvester
,35
7%
33%
34
-
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Iron
35
101%
102
20
7%
19 3
20%
81%
165
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...
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6%
Insuransharcs
5.500
47
50
•
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,
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50
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preferred
Inland Steel Co_i.
2,700
70%
50
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400
18
39-%
34%
370%
83%
33
83%
82%
84%
30.600
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10'
9%
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10%
19,100
105 f 4
106%
23,600
10%
*
107
Aug 13
96% July 16
International Paper
13% Feb
4
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
71
4
Feb
Aug 15
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common
preferred
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preferred.;
7
International Silver
International
International Utilities
3
7%
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preferred
Telep &
Aug 11
129
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127
128
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92
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92
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100
10%
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1,100
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132
130
132
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39
34%
34 %
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32
32
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26
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26
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17
17
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17
17
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35
35
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1
123
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124
:
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36%
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61
107
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Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
preferred
32
34
92
27%
.
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..
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10%
105%
17
Interstate Power Co
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-IllinoiS Gas & Elec Co—
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7
10
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25
10%
10%
107'
27%
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2
35% Aug
38 % Jun
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1
27% Mar 24
17% Jun
44% Aug 11
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39-%
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5
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1
31
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10
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17
;
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100
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41
Jun
103%
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International Shoe
8
7.50
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;
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May
39% Aug
42
30%
i
17:%
44%
369%
32
303
.
•
500
40%
50
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Ingersoll-Rand
Int'l
37,200
31
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8
4%
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1
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4-h,
31
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19
310
4%
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893',
84% Aug
4
11% Apr 21
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70%
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50
50
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7%
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1
A
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1
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27
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J
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4
6% Jun
11
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11
28% Jan
9
2
18
Nov 19
47% July 11
78
Jun
91
75
56%
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13
50% July 15
56%
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40
260
28
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57
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58%
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57
13
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11%
21
48 %
377% Aug 14
12%
28% <
39'
Jan
118
11%
12
12%
28
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66
84
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22 3,
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12%
1
29% Jan
22
23
'
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100
27% Jan
Jan
22%
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22%
12
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28f4 Mar 29
130
84
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27
54% Jun
13
85
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21% Jan
May 28
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Interchemical Corp common
4% c/c preferred
I
Aug 15
22% Jan
40:
13 % Jan
85
•
3,600
14%
14'a
>83%
i
33 %
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66
39%
5
16,000
14 3 4
39 hi
4%
1,700
37%
67
49
92 % May 13
.
32%
14%
30
60%
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39%
preferred
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.
32
14-%
;
4
37»2
67
38%
29 % Jan
22
32%
114 fa
60 f
-
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Inspiration Cons Copper
132
13
387„
97%
S
*111
60%
38%
5
25% Aug 13
13
Jan
13% Oct
47% Jan
103% Aug 14
% July 14
Jan
July 18
60%
39:1i,
4.42%
July 30
A 114 fa
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60%
38%
38%
4.70%
t
3
/ 36% Aug
Apr 29
86% Jan 16
18% Jun
70% Jan
12
i
2
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12
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Jan
9
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
10% Oct 23
73
115% Apr 23
Feb
■
23
21% Aug 14
81% Aug
4
162
114%
60%
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80
800
27%
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38
8,700
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colli
1,400
a
16%
21 %
10
2.400
29 7
46%
27%
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Illinois Power Co
7% Aug 11
2
10
18
i
36
May 27
13
19% Oct
,
47% Feb
2
23
4
Jun
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40
24%
16
*96%
4.26%
37 3 i,
87%
24%
46%
90 %
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37 3 8
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,
163b
a
21
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t
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27 %
Idaho Power Co—Ideal Cement Co
9
29% '
2,700
'*
46%
97%
Industria
Dec
Nov
Jun
52 % Jan' 22
51
6% Apr 25
10
,■
8
70% July 25
40% Aug
5
2
16% Dec
1
44% Aug
•
11
Feb
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11
24%
29%
21%
5e/c convertible pfd series A
Hussmanu Refrigerator Co-i
35% July 14
47 fa Jan 21
Jun
44
Dec
263A. Dec
86 %
24 3 s
55%
16%:
* 96%
&
86
'
1,600
78
55%
46%
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Co
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46 f
100
Sound
78
38
14
/
23 %
11%
12%
30 3 4
31
55%
27%.
of America common—1
Hupp Corp
July 30
75% Aug
63% Jan
M
11%
30%
30 "a
16%
28%
27%
500
21%
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd.^No par
Aug
8
5% July 28
33% July 28
13% Jan
x!2
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13%
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5% preferred series A
87
2
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12
28%
23 %
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30%
lo
preferred—
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16
20 % Jan
23%
12
27%
30
34%
29%
46 3 8
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53
Aug
4
18% Jun 26
2
84
4,400
v
13%
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29%
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67
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5 fa
.
13%
38%
14%
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5
32
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5%
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34%
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24%
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
July 25
6 % Jan
17
2 % Jan
May 21:
35% May 23
22
Jan
4
Apr
60
31%
.
1,600
2,500
30%
v
86
Howard Stores Corp
10% Aug 15
2% Aug 15
Jan
38%
14%
-
31%
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i
60%
38%
6,800
29% *29%
16%
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fa
37%
.
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preferred
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10% Mar 19
18
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67
14%
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27%
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preferred
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92
60% July 11
14
32%
32
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$2.25 convertible preferred.
Feb
16%
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35
29
46%
;
5%
%
2,100
137%
,
27
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24
37%
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29 3 4 ""
1
16%
39%
2.50
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37%
fa,"
29 '4
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3,700
4
31 fa;
f8
36%
27%
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Household Finanee
Apr
:?
46%
137
27%
29%
78
100
79
30f
31
3i%r
37
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,
37 A.
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31
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29 %
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convertible
84
26
1
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79
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37%
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preferred
25
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7
10
•% Dec
<
5%
85
5,000
24%
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55%
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22%
24%
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1
78
>
67 fa
5%
31%
55
16%
46%
38%
.
34%
13%
a
22 %
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300
46%
67
29%
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30%
38
60%
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Co—L
convertible
Hotel Corp
July 24
29
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:•
13%.
40%
114%
1
*
6%
30 Vn
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5
$4.25 preferred
31
29-%
34
"
29%
;
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Honolulu Gil Corp—
Hooker Chemical Corp
5 % July 23
,<e;V 24 %
5%
55%
.
1
Homestake
58% Aug
4
35% Aug 15
24
85
41% Oct 22
Jan
5%
May 21
May 20
24 %
29
24%
29,A,
.
-Nopar
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
23% July 25
29% Jun
5
31
...24%
10
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
—No par
11
1
12% Oct
'
2
*84%
—
5
38
*76
_1
—
common—
Feb
22
Oct
16% Jan
May
37%
*31
loo
:
;
(The)
;
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
33'A Aug 15
2
July 19
3.65%
Hertz Co
14% Aug 13
38%
78
54%
36 hi
36 3 s
-*135
*45 %
22%
31%
27%
31
30%
*76
31%
24%
%
31%
25
lioncuinulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
L_No par
Hercules Powder common.;
2 1/12
"•
5% preferred-.;
100
74% May 29
10
'
137'a
24%
30%
15
W)
103
68
79
•
37%
*13%. 13%
100
Hershey Chocolate Corp
7
87
:
1
14
Jan
common
29%
27%
39%
35
preferred—
■'
•36%
% 137%
24%
1
3
13
60
36-%
*135
38%.
5
(G
-101
46%
66
22%
*15%
79
29%
31%
27%
*34
Inc
Inc—___
:
•
<
>
32
27%
50
preferred
Industries
44% Feb
11% Jan
17
22
9
Apr
36%
6
Industries'
79
•
27%
29
3%%
100 %
103
*45%
...
15%
15%
29'a
*31%
137%
6
common
61% May
•
26% Jan
Jan
22
16% Oct
i
118
3
36'/» Apr 24
7.v
'
15%
79
27'»
7%
4
47% Aug.
36%
*135
29
Helme
25
22%
15%
31%,
1
9
27
10
31%'.
2.50
Heinz (H J) Co common
>
67%
22%
,
10
Hecht Co
*
46
67 f i,
22'A
28%
:
.
29%
5
3
,
38% May 1
112% Ma? 21
10
Chemical
45 fa
67%
22%,
80%";
29 %
47
67 fa
"46
1
15%
* 79
,_l
preferred—
Heller (W E) & Co
24% May
100
Haveg
2
Jun
8% Oct
15% Nov
15%:
preferred-:
Hayes
16
30% Jun
38
17% Oct
•
22%
Co_>
4 % (/o
27
Jun
convertible
Hat Corp of America
89% Feb 21
July 17
78
30
46%
67
22%
Hart Schaffner & Marx-
8
77% July
57
17% Jan
8
62
July 25
42% Sep 19
40% Jan
4
17% July 16
60% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
46%
66%
5
Watch Co common
Harahaw
8
31% Jun
23 % Jail
16
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
12
243/4 Dec
>
84 %
July 24
17% Jan
21
47% Jan
2
34% Mar
25
;
Corp
Harsco Corporation
34% Jun 26
15
Mar 14
18% Jan 22
22
27% Feb
-
9
14
43% Jan
<
24'/a Jan
30
Jan
22 % Jan
72% Jan
6
May
91
22% Sep 19
10% July 23
35
2
20
54
19
103% Oct
12% July 14
28% Apr
76% Jun
9
43% Dec
;
Cementing—5
—
Well
F) Printing Co
Harris-Intcrtype
29% Aug 14
22 % Jan
18% Jun 19
21% Nov 22
4
40% July 30
25'% July 30
22% Apr 25
14% Dec
*101%
.
Mar 17
28% Aug
13
30
6% Jan
7
34% Jan 21
Nov 27
*95%
103%
Hammennijl Paper Co_-„
2.50
Hammond Organ Co__
—1
Harbison-Walk Rcfrac com—7.50
Wo preferred
loo"
20% Apr
51% Aug
8
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
8
100%
•'
30
100%
*95%
*101%
32% July 31
38% Aug
5
23
96 fa
*95%
5,500
92'
*94%.
103%
31% July 31
129
*8878
96 fa
100%
79
4%
92
*94%
*97
2
7
*89fa
103%
2
Aug
92
96%
104%.
2
% Jail
27,700
46%
46%
*89%
100%
Jan
14
Jun
Halliburton Oil
(W
111
110
*94%
*97
21% Jail
70
39% Mar 11
■*,. 13% Dec 30
29% Dec 24
3
6,000
600
92%
*103
26
May 31
40% July 23
21
127% Oct
38 % Jan
30
24% Dec 23
.<
7
21
11
20% Dec
Apr
Jan
13% May 20
2
Haekcnsack Water
49 %
17
18% Dec
111%
400
19%
67
97
100
;
18 s
*65'
46% ; " 47
13,000
9
:
20
21
13% Dec
-■
47%
46%
200
22%
9
67%
42,900
85
213
.
9
100
preferred
ii
18
_
Shares
16%
*83
22 3 8
9-
the Week
16
85
22 18
Gulf States Utilities Co—
41% Jun
Friday
Aug. 1.7
16%
*83%
22%
•9
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 14
85
21%
9%
No par
PRICES
15%
*83%
19%
'
SALE
Aug. 13
83%
.
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 12
3
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
preferred—
_No par
$5
Gulf
AND
Tuesday
Aug. U
100
common
preferred___
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp-
Aug 14
25
Par
4%%
10
Feb
101
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The)
2
10% Jan
9
Mar
Apr
24% Jun
25
LOW
EXCHANGE
13
89
76 % Nov 20
NEW YORK
Highest
30
16% Apr
Feb
18
Dec
14
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday, August
...
RECORD
STOCKS
I'revioui
Financial Chronicle
11
28
Aug 29
€0% Aug
89 fa Feb
14% Dec
10
19
Feb
12
97
35% Dec
18
64
•0% Nov
6
35% Dec
17
For footnotes
Jan
52% July
24
2
56
86
3
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
see
page
82
28
July 11
f8 July 24
99
19 % Feb
24.
Jan
Feb
7% Aug 15
23% Apr
17
6%
6%
6°«
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
2,300
30
30%
29
30
29
29%
29 %
29 7«
29%
29%
4,400
pfd—100
87
87
88
88
*87
81 f2
82%
x80
80%
89%
*87
89%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
82f2 Aug 11
88
Jan 24
Jewel Tea Co Inc common—
3
23
46% Aug 12
11
100% July 25
4
May 22
49% Aug
99% Aug
Sulphur Co_!
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Jones
7
5%
&
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
100
*87
6%
6
89
*86
6%
89
6%
*87
80%
79
80%
*87
89%
*87
45
180
79%
79
89%
79%
89
*87
4,700
89 %•
%
45%
25.600
5
com
45%
46%
46%
46%
45%
46 %
45%
46%
12f2
Johnson & Johnson—
11
46% July 25
Lake
6%
7
6%
22%
1
90f2Mayl2
1
A&n i3
Mar
1
5
Jefferson
15
Aug
34/4 Apr
93
L) Co
31
of
35
38
(F
25
May 27
Apr
Jacobs
Jaeger Machine Co
98%
99
98%
99
98%
98 %
98%
98 3 4
98
98
10
48%
49%
48%
49%
48 7
49%
49
49%
48%
49%
100
99%
99%
99%
99%
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99%
99 %
99 %
99 f
2
380
1
43%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
45%
44 VA
44 %
14,700
a
100
45%
1.400
38,700
18
Number 5769
Volume 188
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(663)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 13
Aug. 14
Monday
Par
Tuesday
Aug. 11
SfJ wl2
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Aug. 1'i
theWse*
Shares
Friday
Aug. 15
K
23
46% May 15
30
Dec
22
30
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
105% Aug
33% Oct
23
39% Jan
Feb
49
79% Nov 12
98
21
102
88
Nov
32
Jan
2
2
81% Jan
2
85%
*84
85%
*8334
85%
43%
*42%
43%
42%
42%
200
43%
*42%
99
99
99
99(4
1,800
45%
453's
45(4
453/4
1,800
100
4 'fo
preferred
4.50% preferred
*80,
83%
*80
83%
*80
*87
90%
*87
90 %
*87
90%
*87
90%
*97
99
*95%
98%
*95%
98%
*95%
98%
98%
*95%
2
96
July 31
4.20%
preferred
100
*94
*92%
96
*92%
96
*92%
96
*92%
96
96
7
99
Jun
20
4.35%
preferred
100
*95
96%
*93%
96%
*93%
96% *
*93%
96
*93%
96%
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
10
74
73%
38% Jan
31
34
103
38 % Aug
Jan
2
29% Jan
10
Jan
2
10% Jan
2
7
33% Jan
2
Feb
25
20% Jan
7
3
77% Dec
17
32% Oct
'22
22
75% Jun
20% Oct
28
32 % July
75%
47% May 31
38% Oct
25
38
19
5
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes
4
Aug
55% Aug
5
7
4%%
Aug
8
4
19% Apr
22
27% Jan
6
36% July 11
2
25% Jan
2
29% Feb
7
34 % Jan
2
43
86
May 29
15% Jun 26
50% July 25
Dec
26
35% Jan
23% Dec
19
Dec
23
65% Jan
Jan "
78% Jan
2
7
9% Feb
17
27% Apr
11
22 % Jan
2
30
34% Jan
4
24% Jan
30
26% May
9
16% May 26
17
66 % Dec
5
61
12% Oct
22
15%-Jan
20% Oct
16
27
-
9
Dec
17
23% Dec
17
Dec
47
Jan
94% Apr
10
21% Mar
30
Dec
18% Jan
2
22% Aug
25
Feb
20
,83
Jan
17
94
9
Jan
19
17% Mar 14
11
45% Jan
4
2% Jan
10
1
20% Jan 24
14
Dec
12
12% Oct
22
.
28
Jan
26%
23%
26%
26%
5,400
26%
26%
26%
14%
1*%
14%
14%
1
14%
14%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37(4
37%
37
37%
7,700
97
97%
95%
97
95
96%
95%
96%
92%
97%
21,600
2.50
53%
54%
52
1
51%
52
50%
54%
51%
26
26%
25'!u
26
25
1
3.85%
■
Co
preferred
1
Jan
2
l%Jan
9
July
7
17% Feb
13
7% Feb
4
3% Jun
20
5% Feb
10
17% Jan
4
5% Jan
2
9% Aug
-'■■■
13
5% Dec
"Lehigh
8
Valley
Oct
21
32% Jun
14
22% Feb
28
28% Aug 11
19
Jan
15
25% Dec
31
24% Feb
10
34 % May 13
22
14% Jan
2
18% Aug 11
70% Jan
2
92
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
11% July
73% May
7% Dec
31
26
68% Jan
130% Aug
9
23
31
7
150% Mar
143
Jan
7
22
88
6
7%
4
67% July 18
46% Dec
24
72% Jan
9
46% Jan
3
58% Aug 11
*
9% Dec
30
Jan
2
13% July 16
26
16% Apr 18
10% July 16
10
7% Dec
6% Apr
7
36% Oct
25
36% Mar 11
53
* Jun
17
38% Jan
12 % Apr
54% Aug
8
10
52% July 30
2
57% Jan
31
22
Jan
11
2
10
Aug 11
19
28 % Jan
Jan
2
Jun
7
107% Feb
18
23% Jan
7
22% Mar 28
27% Aug 14
103
Feb
28
4
89
Jan
25
78% Nov 12
92
Mar
11
117
99% Oct
25
19% Oct
22
93
Aug 26
80
Nov
Litton
16
4
93% Jan
8
55% Mar
22
7
16
Jan
122% Jun 28
4
11% Jan
2
fan
10
60
19% Jun
11
,
6
,22% Jun
5
Y
11%
11%
35%
11%
4,500
36
9,400
1%
1(4
1%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
15%
14%
14%
•I41/2
151/4
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15%
*4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
300
8%
8%
8%
6,300
27%
27%
5,400
311/a
18%
31%
800
18%
3,400
89
6,300
4%
Y
4%
8%
8%
8%
8%
♦4%
8%
27%
271/2
27%
31%
•
28%
32%
31%
32
31%
18
18%
18
381/4
181/4
18%
90%
89
90
90%
92
90
91%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
72%
72%
72%
72%
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72%
148%
149%
148%
148%
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149%
86%
87%
85
86
80%
"
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88
56%
57
13
56%
57%
56
57%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
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6%
6%
6%
6%
0%
6%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
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53 %
52%
53
52%
17%
17%
17%
18%
36
35
3f>i/n
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50%
51%
1
53%
54
No par
16%
17%
..4
—10
100
100
100
,10
41%
26%
27%
27
102
♦100%
*80
88
*88
*100%
'
,
52%
16,600
18
18%
169,600
34.%
35(4
12,100
401/4
6,900
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"'
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40
40%
118%
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118%
570
26%
120
27%
9,600
27%
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102
88
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90
115%
113
117%
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117%
67%
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68%
137%
70%
69%
70%
63%
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138%
136%
34%
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34%
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—70% •
139
50%
52%
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88
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♦115%
69
.
50
19
27%
102
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88
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90
51
13,900
11,000
35%
40%
271/4
27
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102
1,700
7%
35
120
118%
118%
140
34%
;
34%
72
72
1,700
131/4
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18%
/
40
40
122
561/4
7
'
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40
121%
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40
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\
110
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34%
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34%
102
87%
90
115%
100
69%
42,800
50
137
600
34%
'
71
70%
.71%
70%.
2,000
72%
71%
72
15%
15
15%
14%
35
77
75%
76%
75%
76
74%
76
73%
75
12,600
22%
21%
21,%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22
21%
—3.33%
10
14%
76
50
1
(M) & Sons Inc
35%
36%
35%
40%
56%
13%
58%
13%
5,900
86
13%
861/4
58(4
16,900
148%
85%
85
200
71%
71%
147
149%
5,800
10%
IO1/4
72%
72
•148%
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Inc..
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10%
10%
10%
7
25
—2.50
Co
88
36
32%
90%
60
*84%.
11%
35%
"86
86
27%
i_
Lukens Steel Co
Lykes Bros Steamship
79% July 31
'
11%
18%
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84% conv preferred—
July 14
1,100
32%
r Lowenstein
37
23
2,400
35%
—.5
Industries
22
29%
28%
10
500
22
29%
10%
36%
100
200
20% '
29%<
35 %
,
2,000
4%
22
•
18%
15% Aug
14
128
3
July 10
" Jun
29%
88%
*85
10%
19%
28%
*20
20%
; *20 *
21%
29%
19
28%
*4
V
4%
1%
;
8%
75% July 31
27% Feb
30
12
10
5
July
72
22
29%
14,800
*14%
1%
8%
20 'A
500
783/4
73%
29
*4
'
20(4
V
Y.
88%
35%
4
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19%
22
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*28%
29
4
3,500
20
*19%
v 19%.
19
19(4
19%
*28%
29%
15(4 ,'Y
*34%
Jan
143
4
21%
4%
par
5
27
20
78% *79(4
vY Y
x29%
4%
* Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No
Louisville & Nashville
Apr
Dec
11
Xl9%
11%
338%
116
92% Feb
36%
36%
19%
/:'/ 77%
4
36%
100
88% July 28
87% July 17
100% Apr 14
32% Jan 10
30% Jun
22
Dec
Mar
23
Jan
36 3/8
36%
78%
29
*3%
88%
10
.100
100
104
*28%
.10
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—
Loew's Inc
i
:
1
4,500
193/4
19%
19%
'
30%
1%
10,800
36%
•
78%
78
22
36
81%
14%
28%
36%
19%
20(4
*14%
14
28%
*80
81%
19%
37%
*19%
19%
10%
14%
28%
14%
29
78%
Long Island Lighting Co com
1
5% series B preferred—.
4.25% series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
Lorillard (P) Co common^.
7% preferred
133% Dec
July 24
45% Feb
82
36% Aug
34
Aug 26
2
15% Jan
54% Dec
99% Jun
2
106
93
23% Oct
4
31
13%
283/4
x36%
100
14(4
81
13%
29
.
5,100
X23%
82
13%
28%
28
I
Link Belt Co
41% July 21
124% July 22
11
29% Oct
*80%
14
323/4
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Aug 14
40% July 16
36% May 13
25% Oct
82%
81%
83
l
* Lionel Corp (The)
"List Industries Corp
Oct
2,300
100
18
11% Oct
700
28 %
41(4
40 7 4
5
preferred
60% Jan
6
24%
27%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco coin
9
7% Jan
24%
26%
213/4
._15
'Lehman
Aug 11
158% Jun
24%
26%
20%
No par
Lerner Stores Corp
62% Aug
24%
40% *'41(4
29%
500
8,300
24%
26%,
*85
3,900
24%
41
78
10
Corp (The)__
Lehn & Fink Products
14% Oct
65% Dec
58%
No par
22
29
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
573,4
26%
19%
com——1
!
.
59
40%
37%
1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
1
No par
,
58
2434
28%
$3 non-cum
Lehigh Valley RR
58%
26%
37%
100
Industries
58 %
'
41%
28%
5
1 Lehigh
36
27
*19%
commonls
* Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Portland" Cement—
9
36
40%
13%"
\
;
;
38%
58%
4
Tire
36%
26%
29
& Sons
*35%
36%
41%
*3%
(James)
13,500
26%
27%
5
»
20,600
50
26
24%
10
common.
54%
48(4
26 %
*24%
*82%
1
I"
53%
51%
26
,
41
100
_
55(4
50%
26
26
243i
10
_v_
53(4
51%
51
27%
100 G
1,200
53%
x52
36%
*36
14% ."',14%
'a
5734
19%
' Mar 28
22
Apr
59
*28%
! Lefes
Oct
19
36%
57%
4
' Lee Rubber &
6
12% May
36%
5
10
Co
.
38
26%
Airlines
/
73%
37%
*14%
preferred series A_
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
1 Lane Bryant
__s—2
1.—
1
36% July 28
2
27
26%
35%
4.32%
30% Aug 11
89
9% Mar 26
10% Dec
2,200
La
20% July 30
26% Oct
&
Laclede Gas Co
Jun
2
8
(S H)
1
19% Aug
4
200
3534
35%
Kroehler Mfg Co
28% July 30
4% Jun 24
24% July
Nov 27
Kress
6
36% Apr
38%
35%
8.75
Kroger Co (The)
2
24
•38*4
36
Inc
6
13% Jan
27
38%
35%
Co
5
22% Jan
Jan
(E J)
(S S)
20% Feb
2
17
38%
35%
common
80
3% May 19
38%
35%
IIIIII
preferred-
•Kresge
Mar 22
20% July 15
22
4%
Korvette
7
27
24
38%
35%
prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc
Jan
4% Jan
3% Nov 19
73%
3834
35%
No par
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch
37% Aug 11
_
73%
*37%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Mar 17
29% July
2
73%"
38%
* 5
___IIH__i
__
Co______
Copper
conv
1,000
73%
*37%
No par
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
60
22
30
Co.
"Kern
8
52% Aug
26% Juljr
Kennecott
16
40% Oct
24% Dec
3
Feb
16
38% Aug 12
100
Electric
74
50
Kansas Power <fe Light Co—
&
74
73%
preferred
9
46% Jan
3
non-cum
29 % July
July 31
43% Jan
22
4%
%
No par
Kansas Gas
38
26
17% Dec
131
2
29% Dec
Oct
Kansas City Southern com
37% July 21
27
jan
7
May
76% July 29
25 % Apr
76% Nov 11
400
33%
90%
Jan
15
Apr 17
49% July 10
128% Jan
4
11
45%
83%
96% Mar 11
5
116
99
45%
46
*80
93% Jan
31
26
x98%
100%
45%
83%
90
9% Dec
Jan
46
*88
III100
l.11IIloo
1
99%
100%
45%
*81
100
.
3
29% Dec
50
100%
Co com_No par
preferred
18
26% July 11
3
x85%
21
29
1
87
43%
preferred
City Pr & Lt
3.80%
87
43%
Feb
32% May
82
14
86%
Feb
7
;
convertible
Kansas
JLO
Feb
30,400
33%
33
33%
33%
35%
86%
*42%
33%
x33%
34
32%
34%
34%
100
___50
preferred
Apr
22
17
4%%
86
221/4 Oct
>
4%%
92 % May 29
Nov
33/
7
Sto74
25% Oct
26
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
4%% convertible preferred
30
100% Aug 11
88% Mar 21
15
5
Jan
96
11
Dec
89
45% Mar
96
80
Aug 28
84% Oct 25
47
2
38% Jan
Mar 12
Jan
37% Aug
28
7
83
5
24
83
74% July 23
Feb
68% Jan
39% Jan
9
14
109% May
67% Dec
37
221/4
11,700
72
14%
15
15%
5,400
15%
M
39% Mar 22
23
Jan
2
4
116
Jan
15
221/4 Dec
16
112% Dec
26
19% Oct
22
32% July 12
21% Jan
27
Oct
22
77
Nov
18
32% May 17
86% Jan 30
78% Jan
6
Jun
1*
7% Mar 28
Mar
125
11% July
-
1
19
89
: Jan
2
44
Jun
12
Nov
d
Jan
Dec
27
23% Dec
50% Jun
10
4% Nov 12
Dec
.
Jan
17
11
9% July 23
4% Nov 26
20
May" 27
530
24
11% Dec
14
23
17% Jan
18
37% May 13
31% Aug
3
35
31% Jan
10
49% Mar 24
30% Jan
2
39% July 17
Feb
10
23% Apr
5% Jan
29
5% Apr
12% Jan
8
390
30
Aug
27% Feb
51% Jan
9
61% Jun
19
2
47
2
93 % J my
36% Jan
37% May
Jan
8
28
29% Jan
13
15
47% Jan
22
31
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
33% Dec
30
40% July
91
8
8
31
69% Nov 11
83
Jan
6
83
Mar 22
81% Jan
Mar
2
Jan
2
43% July 10
79
Jan
3
85% Jun
26
78% Jan
3
85% Jun
16
Jan
17
77
37
55
50% Jan
31
Jan
9
17% Apr 22
70
13
Jan
2
55% Aug
17% Jun
31
30
4
18% Apr
30
42 % Feb
28
23
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
39 % Jan
Dec
J0% Apr
12% Feb
12
60
Dec
30
75% Apr
62
80
17
Jan
17
Jan
28% Mar
47
4
May 14
31% Apr
Jun
38% Jun
23
37% Jan
13
-
3
34% Feb
11
50% July 24
39
Jan
2
12
15% July 18
10% Jan
2
16% Aug
11
8
68 % Jan
2
89% Aug
4
2
52
.
46% May 27
10
122% July
63
47% Oct 22
July
Jan
14
7% Jun
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
13% Dec
30
20
33,
Apr
40% Jun
1
Nov
Dec
29% Feb
12
72% Sep
10
89
105% Jan
3
128
Sep
75
90
26
24
8
63
July 12
94
Aug 30
Julv 10
77
10
17
Nov 29
21% Jan
28
85
Feb
69% Apr
14% Oct 29
37% Dec 24
Jun
2
44% Nov 29
20
76
15
13% Jan
33% Apr
25 % May 20
20
37% Dec
12% Apr
7
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
6
74% Nov 25
19
3
2.9
93
Jl% Nov 27
21
Mar
Feb
104% Jan
July 25
For footnotes
18
64
9% Jan
5
14
96
Apr
25
'
26% Apr
14
<
85
27
19% Jan
60
May 20
July 29
30% Mar 10
39% Aug
15% Jan
2
19 % Feb
Jan
2
53
84% Jan
2
92% May 13
39
10
102
Jan
May 23
86% Ar»r 17
82
Aug 15
85
Jan
31
92
97
Jan
14
104
see
Feb
19
page
24.
12
5
July 31
29%
28%
IVa
7%
%
6%
*6%
6%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
26%
12.50
6
25%
25%
26
6%
6%
21%
21%
•58%
46%
39%
v60
*58%
47
46%
39%
X38 %
Corp
1947
6%
1
6%
6%
*6%
*15%
15%
15%
25%
26%
*25%
20
6%
6%
21%
21%
21%
*58%
6%
21%
GO
6%
21%
7
10
6%
200
300
16
2,900
25%
3,600
6%
1,700
21%
7,700
*58%
60
100
59%
46%.
46%
46%
46%
45%
46
5,100
37%
38%
38%
39%
38%
38%
4,800
38%
90%
90
90
90
91
91%
91%
r 200
90%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
16,600
34%
35%
36
35%
35%
9,700
41%
42%
17,209
83
83
*82
84
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
5
42%
43
X41%
42 %
42
42%
42%
83%
83%
x84
84
83%
83%
42'/a
*83
No par
♦113%
85
*82%
84
84
84
♦82%
84
No par
73
72 »/a
72%
35%
1
—1
—10
5
100
—.1
100
>3%
16%e
36%
35 %
36
36%
36%
54
54%
*54 %
55
54%
54%
*54%
55
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,500
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
24%
24%
*24%
25
24%
24%
1,100
*42%
43
*42%
24%
25%
X24%
24%
♦42%
42%
*42%
42%
*42%
43
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
♦76%
77%
76
76
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37
36
36 %
36%
35%
36%
44%
45%
45
45%
16
16%
15%
16 %
87%
57%
58
8%
8
%
14%
14%
17%
17%
42%
58%
8
14%
*17
8
8
12%
70%
36
36%
36
36%
3,800
37
37%
36%
37%
10,300
45 %
45%
58 %
23%
80 %
80%
25%
26
.
.
83%
190
45
45%
45%
45%
2,500
16
16
16
15%
15%
5.700
87%
87
87%
88%
89(4
600
58%
58
58%
4,300
7Tb
3,600
63%
8
15
15
14%
17%
17%
17%
42%
42 %
58%
7%
8
7%
15
1,200
14%
15%
*14%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
900
43%
42%
43%
3,600
43
43
95
*92%
95
*92%
95
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24%
*23%
24%
80
79%
79%
80
80
80
80 %
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
58
57%
53%
57%
58%
X80
25%
58%
8,800
12%
74
11%
•75%
*92%
95
23%
58
87%
43
12
76%
76%
%
15%
320
37
*75%
*87
55
42%
43
..♦92%
*86%
58%
87
57%
*82
58%
83%
39%
39%
39%
16%
16 %
16%
preferred series.!
preferred series
preferred series.:
1,800
36%
*54%
39%
12.50
5
pfd
100
—100
100
100
.100
36%
x72%
1
Scott.
190
37
168%
&
72%
74
168%
Cos
70
20
72%
74
*32
Merritt-Chapman
-
36%
168%
Metropolitan Edison 3.9G%
4.35% preferred series.*
*72%
84%
72%
No par
4.45%
*6%
700
2,900
59%
No par
preferred J
2nd preferred..
Mergenthaler Linotype Co!
conv
Aug 12
7
*6%
29%
46%
$4
3.80%
28%
60
$3.50
3.85%
29
34%
4%#> preferred (1st series)
7
29
56%
425
92
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B—,
26
*415
34%
Corp common
90% Feb
5,100
56%
56%
-*90%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—2
9
36%
36%
37%
..
_1
series
preferred
Machine
13,000
425
6%
:.
11 %
46%
*415
'•
140
1,400
11%
44%
:100
4— i
;
i„No par
$3 preference—^—
No par
McCall Corp
—No par
McCord Corp common
3
$2.50 preferred
;
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc——-I
MeGraw-Edison Co_^_.
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines:
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
Mesta
36%
*55%
30
4,500
No par
preferred
Co
Merck & Co Inc common
-
46%'
•
19,300
•
84%
45%
'
15%
6%
0%
21%
Exploration
84 %
11%
7
*•25%
*
34%
84%
11%
29%
*6%
1
1
34% .i
84%
425
28%
7%
34%
56
55%
29
6%
Apr
July
28%
425
30%
34%
37
35%
3,300
31
122
29%
30%
46%
*415
No par
5
;
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.
July 28
86
172
79
94
103
July 28
Jan
36% Jan
9
89
May (7
109% Jan
*415
415
415
21%
Mead
79
Jan
55%
%
*6%
McLean
•
22% Jan
86
36
55
1
Trucking Co
McLellari Stores Co—i—
10
15% Feb
43% Aug
% Jan
.
Mar 31
18% July 25
35%
55
5
$3.40
25% July 28
Oct
11
36'/a
54%
Maytag Co common
4
21% Dec
47%
35%
1
$3.75 pfd
4
39
46%
1
Maxwell & Moore
Masonite
Aug 11
20
10
30
122
30%
124
11%
45%
.50
May De'pt Stores common
$3.75 preferred 2
4—2
i
July 30
2
Feb
46%
29%
85
11%
I
Martin
36% Aug 11
34
11%
30%
*122
34%
34%
*84%
85
45%
50
30%
11%
Midland Corp conimon—
convertible preferred
4%%
7
23% Jan
77
30
Dec 23
34%
*84%
v"
124
30
30%
34%
4%
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
—4
Marshall Field & Co com
—No par
„
11
25% Jan
u
Maracaibo Oil
Marine
Aug 11
32% Feb 25
7
67
11%
30%
85
11%
31%
30
*122
34%
84%
preferred
Mandel Bros
Manning,
39% Aug 11
8
5
23
Nov
.
conv
Manhattan-Shirt...
4
25% Jan
21
26% Aug
4
t
7
7
20% Get
Dec
34%
No par
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co
-
28
7% Jan
35% July 19
23
4%%
4
54% Feb
29% Nov
30
124
31%
No par
100
Madison Square Gardens
29
*122
28%
123
30%
Magma Copper.1
Co' (The)
19
26
12% Dec
7% Jan
17
7% Fi-b
26
49% Nov
28%
123
5
i
; Magnavox
30% July 28
22% Jun
Dec
Dec
3
Jun
450
1
12
2
49% Dec
22
2
July
59
2
10
61% Sep
*
2
20% Apr
Nov-
100
.:
(R H) Co Inc com—
4%% preferred series A
;
Jun, 25
10
common
,
; Macy
2
May 14
88
12%
Jan
15% July 17
22
69
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
6%
'
7
5% Jan
16
17% Oct
-77
Jun
17
18% Jan
z4% Oct
25
Apr
2
54% Aug 11
385
125
MacAndrews & Forbes
■
28% Dec" 23
33
28
31% Aug 13
169
57%
*82
165%
39
95
83%
167
*92%
82
168%
82
168%
80
80
*165
170
39 %
*38%
39%
39%
16%
16%
16(4
4,000
590
1.400
19,200
200
600
39%
1,300
27,300
20
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
51%
10%
51%
*51
16%
51%
%
*87%
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
88%
89
89%
88%
*87%
98%
*97
98%
*97
98%
*97%
98%
16%
*97
98%
*97
*80
83%
*81%
83 %
*82
90
*82
90
♦102
104
104
104
16%
51
*81%
83 %
82
82
83
83
*82
90
*82
90
*82
104
104
*102
104
80
90
*102
300
*102
si
19
Financial Chronicle...
The Commercial and
(664)
mm*
Monday, August
1
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Rauge for
25
Range Since Jan. 1
31
30% Jan
2
26 V* Dec
20
40%, Jan
S
July 10
35
Dec
18
53
77
Dec
31
82% Deo
25% Oct 21
131
2
Jan
25% Feb 24
14% Jan
76
•
18% Mar
7% Dec 31
2
78
14
July
45% July 22
36% July 28
35% Jan
12
32% Jan
35% Aug
•
28% Jun 25
May SI
40
12% Dec 23
73Y2Jan 29
4
34% Jan
•
1
43
Jun
4
21% Feb
6
7% Jan
2
Jan
10
75
20
Aug
Jan
10
22% July 28
16 % July 14
94% July 31
35% Apr
11
21% Jan
2
30% Aug 14
27% Jan
•
34% Aug 13
Minnesota
$5.50
Aug
43% May 27
26% Oct
22
37% May 28
12% Jan
8
27
4% Oct 22
30% Dec
19% Dec
30
30
4% Dec 30
50
Nov
581
NOV 13
8
Oct
13
29
15% Dec 23
10
Oct
22
5% Dec 26
30% Feb 20
18% Oct 22
38% Oct 21
17% Dec 23
18
23
4% Jan
44% Jan 31
12
1
83% Apr 22
17
Apr 10
24% Apr 18
2
20
Apr
3
4% Jan
Jan
2
62
Mining & Ml'g
81
15% Jan
6
20
Missouri
preferred
Monarch
Aug 12
Machine
28 % Jun
27
45
59% July 17
Montana Power Co
18% Jan 20
Montecatini Mining &
American shares
22
If
Feb
0
14% Jun 23
RR
Class
36% May XI
40% Jan
7
18% Feb
17% Jan
20% Aug
11% Jan
May
18
Aug 11
43% Aug 14
Motorola
Jan
55 % July 31
Motor
Products
16% Jan
Motor
Wheel
10% Oct 22
35% Feb 13
37% Nov
7
S4
19% Jan
t
51% July
47
X
28
25
20
Jan
Jan
10
37
23% Jan
11
32% Jan
0
X
17% Apr 30
17
30% Dec
12
38% Jan
11
30% Jan
18% Deo
10
31
July 20
19% Jan
37% Dec 31
SO
May
38
1
7
10
29% July 31
21% Aug 13
Jan
Feb
8
Aug 11
.
12% Apr
19% Jan
12% Dec 23
19% Dec 31
14% Mar 20
29 % Aug
39
40% Aug
8
32% Jun 25
2S
45
Aug 13
21%
221
90%
*100
15%
15%
9) J/4
90%
15%
15%
100
39,200
77
20
15%
20%
100
21%
it
%
21%
4.500
415%
92%
15%
100
1.600
91%
90
101%
90%
91%
101
*100
101
19
9.800
100
510
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
par
34
34%
34
34%
33%
34
10
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
3,600
158.600
16
43%
44%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
ic.ooo
34%
35
35
35%
35%
36%
36
36
35%
36
10.50C
8%
8%
59
53%
riT
51 •*".i
%
33 %
34
80
80%
80
11%
*11%
15%
19%
19%
25
"13%
13%
13%
'
1
8%
3%
8%
2.600
58%
58%
4.600
34
79%
20
xl9%
20
13%
*13%
*11 %
20
720
70%
79%
79%
470
*11%
11%
11%
200
19%
20
*13%
13%
71.100
8
70%
81
80
11%
14.800
33%
7%
71
70
79%
*11%
32%
8%
7%
8%
70%
11%
4,700
%
33%
33%
7%
09%
7%
70
42
59%
o%
59
32%
34
70
42
59
8%
58%
58%
7%
7%
70
3
8%
8
/
59%
7%
"80
—
14%
14%
16,100
A
25
70
*13
14
1.600
2C
13%
100
300
*7%
7%
7%
2
35%
36
35%
56
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
61,100
5
26%
27%
27
27
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
3,200
08
58%
58%
58%
58
58'A
57%
53%
56 %
57'A
3,200
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
.% 400
28%
27%
Co
(The)
No par
8 %
0
*7%
8
8
*7%
8
-.
Chemical—
1,000 lire
,
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
1
*17%
28%
28Y4
'
27%
28%
13,800
38%
38%
22,100
19%
20%
17,200
17%
17%
11.000
43
28%
(John)
431/4 %
13,100
29
29%
28%
No par
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
12
20%
20%
19%
20%
20
20'/a
20
20'A
10
17%
17%
17%
17%
171%
17%
3
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
22 %
13%
29%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
25% Jaa
27
22 %
14
7,900
No par
Chemical
17
Dec
22%
11%
class A.
B
Monsanto
27% Dec 30
Dec
*
12%
43.900
14%
*74
20
No par
Tool—
16
Monon
75
20
15%
15%
91%
100
19%
5)6-%
34%
100
36% Jan
20
75
19%
1.25
14% Jun
Jan
15
91%
—100
11% Apr 22
8% July 31
13%
75
*18%
X22%
No par
com_
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc—,
9
13%
'-73
19%
22%
100
19%
12%
"18%
22%
37%
X9(J
2C%
Pacific RR class A—No par
Inc common
5
3% %
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
22% Jan X
4
1.800
37%
'73
19
Mohasco Industries
•
26% Mar
490
33%
preferred series A———100
f
49% Jun IX
1.800
82%
37%
29%
5
1%
6
Aug 14
12% May
38%
82%
33%
1
,_1
Aug
13
38%
82%
30
Maid
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
Aug
8
8% Aug 13
10
38%
82%
33%
Mission
34
Jan
38%
82%
29%
Light
No
Corp
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—.
Minute
5
8% JaD
39%
12%
73
*18
■
71
33%
>82%
73
12%
12%
*71
100
36
2.50
Paper
Power &
18
Jan
No par
No par
com
—
23 V* Jan
41% July 11
_
conv
Mission
6
9% Jun
1
common
preferred,
$4
61% July 30
2
52
11% Apr
72% May
10
30% Jan 13
0
65% Mar
Jan
82%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
36% Aug 13
30
2nd
Minn
6
17% Dec
39
82
.100
preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry_^.No par
15
16
1st
$1.50
5
44% Aug
25% Aug
2
38%
82%
97
20% Dec 30
21
39%
82%
37%
preferred
Minnesota & Ontario
Feb
39%
20%
93
4% Jan
5
100
10
96%
20
31
*34%
19%
98% Feb
18% Feb 25
36
37%.
17
60% May 24
*34%
20
15
17
36
37%
30
22
*34%
97
Dec
4% Dec
36
19%
Feb
32 % Oct
34%
6
96%
11
4
12% Jan 14
34%
99
58
28% Sep
34%
38%
88Y2Sep
13
12.200
_1
20 %
17
Feb
4,300
42 %
19%
24% July 20
25
32%
42%
97%
Minneapolis Moline Co
14
Jun
31%
43
37%
24
100
32%
42%
38%
Dec
2
31%
43
99
17
14
32%
42%
20%
59
Jan
31%
42%
93%
91% May 31
25% Mar 1
73% Feb 20
33
42%
19%
0
11% Jan
32%
43
Corp
31
8
33 %
42%
Chem Corp of Amer—
Dec
July
Shares
32%
38'a
Oil
Minerals &
Dec
21% July 12
the Week
l
Midwest
12
101
Friday
Aug. 15
—10
Inc
Enterprises Inc——
58
_
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 14
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg_——1.50
Aug 14
13
Utilities
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
;
99% July 25
14% Aug 15
13% Jan
PRICES
Aug. 13
5
South
Midland
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 151
Aug. 11
Far
Copper
Middle
10
39 % Aug
Miami
Mar 10
88
f
7
17
Jan
5
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
24% Mar
50% Jan 10
88% JOB
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Dec
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Frevleaa
Year 1907
L«weat
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
42%
42'A
43%
53
53
53%
53%
53%
52%
53%
53
53
1.50C
Xl5%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
2,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,660
21%
21%
21%
Lines
& Co
Inc
Corp
;
10
18
5
15'A
53
15%
1
28%
29
Corp
Mueller Brass Co
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) &c Bros
21%
,
17%
21%
.
Y
21%
21%
3,500
5
21%
21%
21%
1
40%
40%
x39%
40
39%
40
29%
39%
39%
39%
5,400
10
20%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30%
29
29%
12,300
No par
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
45
44
44
*44
600
N
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
11
40% Dec 30
80 Ya Jan
8
43% Jan
3
54% July 29
National Acme Co
13% Oct 22
30
Jan
1
141/a Jan
2
18% Jan
National
14
July
9
'A Dec 24
20% Oct
35
Jan
8
22
38% Jan
14
2
42% Deo
8
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
Dec
30
15% Jan
8
70% Jun
160
Jan
8
14% Aug 14
27
2
3
31
Jan
8
6
51
Jun
13
National Biscuit Co
1581/2 Mar 26
168
Jan
20
14
Jun
17
7% preferred
National Can Corp
71% Jun
16
15% Jun 20
9% Jan
2
17
191/4 Jan
2
20
37Y4 Jan
7
47% May 29
19% Oct 22
28 Ya May 21
20% Jan
2
26% July 25
3
86 'A Jan
X
95
17% Jan
X
Jun
77% Oct 22
18% Oct 22
35 Ya Oct
101% Apr
19% Jan 20
24
Aug 11
May
7
21% July 11
Aug 11
22
40
July
a
42
Jan
X
55
Aug 22
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
100
86% Oct 21
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
138
July
8
84% Apr 17
160
Deo
84
12 % Apr
12
21'A Dec 30
Jan
23
135
Aug
143
Jun
4
8
18
21% July 18
80% Jan
S
Jan
6
17
47% Apr
11
37% Mar 11
30% Jan
13
44
Nov 29
42% Jan
2
9% Sep 10
7% Jan
-
Dec
17
6% Dec 30
8% Oct
23
4% Dec
23
13
10
Nov 20
11
May 17
15
12'A
12%
12%
12
12 Yi
14,000
66%
67Y3
67'A
68
67%
68%
9,300
1
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
National Dairy Products
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
44%
44Ya
44
44%
x44%
44%
24%
25%
24%
25%
'24%
24%
94
94
National
City
Lines
Inc
National Fuel Gas Co
7%
6%
Co
10
No par
common
*134
1
17
_1
No par
5
19%
19%
38%
39
52%
53
163
xl53%
158%
136
161%
135%
135%
*134
136
10
17
16%
16%
16%
17
2,400
26%
27
6,900
39%
26%
18%
27%
19%
62%
62%
63%
63%
33%
39%
39
39
53%
53%
39
53%
53%
9%
10%
53
H%
11%
8%
9%
8%
9%
9%
1
10%
10%
*11%
10%
11%
5%
10%
11%
35%
35%
80
17%
18%
preferred
17
Jan
3
87
Dec
31
85
Feb
19
96
130% May 20
68
Jan
14
93% Aug
44% Jan
16
14
New
York
York
0
July 29
X
36'A Apr 30
18% July 11
May 29
8
New
England
36% July 25
13% Mar
X
20
Aug
8
New
29% Jan
18
J
28
% Aug
7
N Y Chicago
95
180
Apr 18
107
Jun
Jan
225
May 21
1C
19
Jan
13
5% Jan
X
9
Feb
14
14% Jan
25% Apr
X
22
Jan
31
4
s
31% Jan
10
32% Oct 30
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
38% Deo 31
38% Jaa
X
87
79% Jaa
|
85
1
29% Jan
X
83
74
31
41% Jan
11
54'/a Jan „•
New
11
31% Mar
Jan
21
Mar 18
36% May 29
Y
103
Aug 15
108
6
6
105'A May 16
39% Jan
12
23
Jaa
B
23% Apr
18
r
if
ll
I
14% Dec 24
24% July 17
65% Dec 27
79
Jan
71% Aug
*5
IKI/"
4
Sep 27
107
Mar~~8
100% Nov 12
110
Dec
26% Apr
f
10
49% May 31
9
5
32V4 Jan
12
*88
90
39
90
39%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
49,100
15
27%
28
27%
27'%
27%
27%
27%
18%
27%
27 Ya
13.300
/
*108
115
*107
115
*108
115
*108
115
*108
280
*220
280
*220
280
*220
280
*220
Hartford Co—
No par
Electric
Gas
8
7%
19
19
27%
27%
28%
par
47%
*82
35%
48%
48
83%
82
82
35%
25%
35%
1.100
27%
5,500
35%
47%
35%
77
*74%
77
75
300
83
83
83
83
83
83
370
88
88
88
*85
88
103
103%
100
100
100
450
*103%
105%
*103%
100%
*100
101
-103%
105%
100%
'100
100%
5
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
2
Ry common
41%
41%
40%
41
41
41
-10%
40%
40%
40%
1,600
71
71%
71
71%
69%
71
70s
71
70%
71%
6,800
23
22%
22%
*22%
34%
*21%
25
*103
25
*22%
1
35%
35%
1
100
*24%
24%
*22'A
22%
35
22
68%
29%
35%
22%
34%
35%
69
21%
69%
Northern
10
30
30%
30
30%
29%
30
Gas
Co
preferred
preferred
_100
107%
100
108'%
107%
138%
*106%
107%
43
43%
42%
42%
42%
43%
.
*106%
107%
107%
108%
5
Pacific Ry:
107
i
22%
21%
107
b9
30
*106% 107%
108% 108%
43%
43-?i>
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
22
Jun
18
Common
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20-^a
83% Jan
23
$3.60 preferred series
—100
78%
78%
76%
77%
76%
76%
76
78
94
13
90
Feb
8-
$4.10 preferred series
100
*86%
88
*86%
88
*86%
88
92
$4.08 preferred series—
$4.11 preferred series
100
*90%
92
*90
92
*90
92
100
*87
89
$4.16 preferred series
100
*92
93%
27
27%
79% Oct
92
1
Feb
f
22Ya Apr
93% Mar
15% Oct 22
9% Oct 22
28% Feb
4
17% Jan
4
10% Jan
S
20% July 22
25% Dec 31
27% Aug
18% Aug
22% Jun
17
25Ya Jan
25% Aug 20
38
BCC
July 12
page 24.
31
Feb
7
6
45
7
8
8
21
July 28
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines
4.6%
70
105%
99%
100
..100
70
19
74
105
35%
21%
94'A Jun
73%
*85
70
86% Aug 15
80 v4 Jar
•
*70
*74
*85
•
90% Feb 10
18,500
88
88
16% Jar
77% NOV 14
10
35%
76
82
69%
July 10
7,900
47%
82%
35%
83
76
75% Aug 15
86% Aug 15
»•
47
*81%
35%
76
*74
Mar 29
Ja
48%
83%
*81
*32
100
81%
35%
48%
83%
74
100
*84
48
*82
*71 %
preferred
Adjustment preferred
5%%
18'/2
27%
8
75
74%
Nopco Chemical Co
5.80%
3,100
19%
28%
*72
*72.
preferred
Northern
'
74%
*72
100
Natural
7%
13Y2
27%
7Ys
19
27%
7%
18 'A
8
18%
27%
100
Western
7%
19Y4
2 7'A
No par
preferred
&
7%
191/4
1
Corp—
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Norfolk
8
100
Feb
1
6,500
280
82
8
7.000
—i
*220
92
Oct
28%
50
21%
Jun
8,800
39%
20%
69
_
28,400
91
89
18'A
91
17% Jun 11
14
18Ya
91
90%
18
4
Nov
17%
*88
90
77% Nov 13
66
18%
*88
21%
1131/2 May 26
43% Aug
4
20
18%
50
109% Jun 13
1,900
92
Northern Central Ry Co
4
36
79
91
North American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
30% Aug
10%
35%
79
88
72
4
7
Julyl0
36%
80
17%
36% Aug
22% Aug
—
.
*79
No par
preferred
Haven &
4.85%
25
July 29
41% Aug 11
36
80%
40%
preferred
5.25%
Aug
7
35%
19%
100
July 30
July 9
3
1.300
35%
*79
40
preferred
preferred
88
3
13%
19%
3.90%
80
28
18% Jan
13%
40%
4.10%
Aug 15
11
90
53% Apr
13%
19'.4
3.60%
74
80% Apr
31% Jan
13%
89%
«oye July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
81
2~53A July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
24% Jan
0
13%
19%
3.40%
99
14
4.0
8
Feb
14
xl8%
76
Oct
9
14.
13%
80%
14
x39%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No
Nov 13
Deo
3,600
1,100
14
91
*
1,600
6
20
Harlem RR Co
State
$3.75
July 29
108
2,000
6
41%
& St Louis Co
Common
•
78
30
109,400
No par
Common
72
Jan
6%
6
8.600
9%
10%
11%
19%
Preferred 5 % series A
New York Shipbuilding Corp
69
Jan
931/4
5%
53%
9%
10%
40%
72% Mar 13
July
91
92
*79
5%
1,400
5
Brake
Central
non-cum
&
Y
N
Apr
Air
*88
5%
9'%
10%
H%
3,100
15,500
York Dock—
Y
48% Aug 13
1
Dec
18% Oct
1
11%
6%
9%
10%
11%-
19
19
'
$5
N
N
17
System
& Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
21'A Feb
28
Electric
New Jersey Pr
3
Apr
1,00
Newmont
17% Jan
10
Co
130
64%
38%
39
53%
26%
26%
19
62%
( 2%
38%
163
17
26%
19%
62%
102%
35%
3%%
New
13% Oct 22
26%
62%
580
16,100
102
101%
*134
17%
26%
101
96%
104
80
Newberry Co
7
Fibre
10,000
*94
*101%
136%
39%
62%
x53%
11,000
54%
16,200
44%
102%
105%
1
_
20%
53%
54%
100
.—10
20%
20%
96
preferred B
Cast-No par
900
95%
163% 164
& Steel
92
53%
163%
Natl Malleable
92
20%
163%
1,7
x26%
931/4
*92
93%
54%
100
*134
19,900
96%
preferred A
4.500
25
54
104%
44
24%
20%; 20%
105%
23%
28%
44%
96
104%
17
23%
25
20%
54%
5
136%
23%
44%
24%
■:
97
35%
Mar
32 % Nov 19
54%
*95%
(J J) common—No par
Mar 11
96
20%
55
13%
103
4
20%
97
13%
351
20% Oct
54%
13%
13
20% Aug 14
20%
*96
*91
92
33%
11
11
1
common
xf)2
1
14% Jan
28C
12'a
Neisner Bros Inc
84% July
161%
12%
*13%
14
160%
67%
14%
Feb
14Y4
12
14
11
.
67
14%
Dec
22
163 Y2
14
Dec
Oct
*161 %
1
98
Dec"31
162 Ya
Nehi Corp
190
18%
162%
5%
28
51% Dec
6,800
162%
1
17
29
49%
162%
49%
162%
1
42 % Dec
98% Aug 20
3,600
48%
48-%
Natomas Co
36% Dec 17
17
28
48
I41/2
12%
National Vulcanized
27
77'A Feb
Nov 21
•27'A
49
6% May 15
14% Jun
4
20
14
28%
48'A
12% Jan
85
4% Dec 24
14Y2
28%
48%
a
4% Jan
13% Aug
11
14
28 'A
48
9% Jan
36% Aug 14
Dec
14!
28
13 % Jan
26 V* Jan
18
14
28%
0
11
10 % Jan
% Dec 23
13% Dec 30
4.90c;
14
2774
11
4
30
14 !A
14%
Jan
8
18
Oct
8,300
16 % Feb
14% Feb
Oct 22
.1,300
lGYa
3 0%
11%
14% Jan
14%
67%
9% Aug 14
10% Aug
4
33% Jan
76
51
16%
67
7'A Jan
19
60% Nov 13
51
17%
12
f.
ittai .Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
National Tea Co
National Theatres Inc
National U S Radiator
23
14
14%
51
17
28%
49%
Register
19% Aug 11
64% Aug 15
Dec
Nov 13
14%
51
17'A
14
162'%
National Linen Service Corp
25% Dec
71
14%
52
16%
28%
10
100
17% Aug
6
27% Aug 14
39% Aug 14
54% Apr 30
14%
51%
17%
5
Cash
17
4
1
14%
52%
17
*
*14%
1.200
14%
17
10
National
19
15% Sep
47% Jan
52
17
52
14'%
52
___5
common
National Lead
Jun
13% Jan
7
21% May 13
Fibres Inc
Corp
8
168
14% Dec
7
National Aviation
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
Mar 25
49% Dec
2
105% Aug
National Automotive
8
158
29 % NOV 22
36% Jan
May
IS
139
.
14%
1
1
9% Jan
50'/2 Jan
33
f
.
Airlines
41Ya Jan
4
12
18% Dec 23
Corp
23% Mar
24% May 2X
38 Ya Mar 18
461/4 Feb
Natco
Inc
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
1,900
100
22%i
34 '/a
3D
22
22
69
69
29%
29%
107%
107%
107
107
38,700
2,100
270
13,100
160
160
%
21,600
20 %
20%
4.500
7 5%
75%
36%
86%
42 %
43
.
1
common
24%
37
*52
26%
*86%
90
90
87
*86
87%
*86
87%
93%
*92
93%
*92
27%
93%
27%
26%
27%
10
17%
18%
17%
17%
18%
25
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
1.25
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
41%
42
20-»«
76
88
18
18
*87
86%
*92
26%
180
10
I-
89 V2
10
69C
86%
93 "a
15,700
27%
27%
13%
24%
17%
17%
*23%
24%
42
*41%
42
12,700
-
-
,
-
2.400"
18
1958
Volume 1SS
Number 5769
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(665)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)57
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Aug. 11
Par
Aug. 12
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sale* lor
Friday
Aug. 14
th« Woek
Aug. 15
Thursday
Aug. 13
Shares
O
52% May
4.2% Oct 22
83% Oct 24
>
76% Jun 27
9
101% Mar 18
89
50% Jan
14
94*1 Jan
9
29
83
Aug 11
1
Jan
98
Jan
85% Nov 12
85% Nov 13
103% Mar
99% Mar 25
96
Jan
8
28*2 Dec 30
44% Jan
4
28% Jan
13
35
14
56% July 21
103
Jun
Ohio Edison Co
10
102
Jan
May 16
14
39 ys Jan
9
51
Aug
Jan
3
17% Jan
6
18 7/a Jun
3
31% July 24
32% Oct 22
97
Jan
15
7
26% Jan
7
33% Jun
26
37% Dec
61% July 11
31% Apr
7
43% Feb
4
7
Dec
30
13% Jan
C4
Dec
30
90 % May 31
49% Jun 19
38% Oct 22
11
Jan
28
7% Jan
2
13*4 Aug
3
86
13
56
37% Jun
73
2
89
23% Dec 30
35% NOV 18
16% July 15
12
68
37% Feb
30% Oct 21
66% July 25
Apr
86
104
20% Jan
Nov
6
Jan
3
Nov
13
24
Nov
12
43
Nov
18
96
Jan
22
Nov 19
26% Jan
33% Jan
137%
1W% Oct 23
4
Oct
7
10
2
17
Jan
2
2
May 22
95
16
2% Oct
■21
Oct
.
75
12% Jan
Amer Fisheries Inc
5
Pacific
Cement & Aggregates Inc
5
Pacific
Coast Co common
1
*14
14%
25
*21
July 23
Aug
8
135'A Jun
143
6%
9
Pacific
6%
5% July 31
No
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co
6%
37
2
49% Apr 24
11
85
24May
45 % Feb
25
Jan
10
25
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
50
32
95
Jan
14
20'/a Jun
14% Jan
3
5
Jan
22
2
23
77
6
&
Corp
4%%
Pfelffer
4%
17
Feb
6
21
Feb
6
105% Apr
1
99
Jan
9
107*i May
6
4.40%
76% Nov 14
94y2 Feb
12
87% Aug 12
93*a Feb
7
104y2 Feb
19
94*4 Jan
3
102% Jan
94
Nov
106
18
Jan
May
107
May 13
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
27% Jan
12% Jan
46
Aug.
4
19% Aug 14
68% Jan
16
57% Jan
65
Apr
11
46
Dec
12
43
55% Jun
16
68
82
Feb
12
74% Jan
67% NOV 22
79% Feb
19
75
35% Nov 13
53% Jan
11
7
Oct
Nov
Oct
22
13
22
Jan
89
29
27
7% Jan
Mar 18
86
Jan
36% Feb
13% Jan
Mar 12
48% Aug
2
10% Jun
94% Jan 21
96 J/2 Jan
95% May
7
44*4 Jan
42% Jan
3
83
94
90
Jan
6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 ys Mar 20
14
Jan
2
82% Dec 31
93
Mar 26
82% Dec 24
98% May 15
20 y2 May 16
84*1 Jan
Nov
4
11% Oct 21
44
Oct
21
,15% Oct 22
24% Dec 30
May
129
Nov 11
150
Jun
13
134
Jun
150
Feb
6
25
24% Dec 30
64
Oct
8
31% Jun 21
85% Jan
22
Jun
52% Feb
26
16*8 Jan
2
6
93 % Jun
7
99% July 29
14% May 13
12
2
60
Dec
24
80 % Feb
62
Jan
2
67
Dec
23
85
68% Jun
2
77
19
Dec
11
29% July 25
7
22% Feb
115
17% July
Dec
3
135
Jan
7
23
Mar 29
116
25
Apr
24
44% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
39% Jan
69% Oct
21
117
Jun
20
69
10
10
14
Feb
12
21% Dec
2
22% Dec
19
38
Jun
7
30
Jan
19% Jan 31
217/a Mar 20
81
Aug 11
7% Feb
4
20% July 31
69% July 31
125
July 30
July 11
67% Aug
98% Aug
34
5
Jun
6
6
2
Nov
14
53% Dec
11
43% Jan
2
28% July 21
69*4 May
5
25% Dec
30
2
23
Aug
8
24
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
16% Jan
22~e Jun
22% Jan 10
26
Jun
17
44% Jun
2i
57
37% Oct
22
48
28% Jun
24
May 20
32% Feb
4
29% Jan
2
36% Jun
24% Jun
28
29
Feb
4
26% Jan
2
77
Sep
11
92
Feb
27
85% Jan
7
30% May
2
93
Feb 18
81
Nov 12
92
Dec
31
Mar 13
82% Oct 23
95
Feb
1
33% Oct
22
40
May
9
65
Oct
11
20% Sep
13% 8ep
4
26
4% Oct
22
65
Jan
31
42% Jan
9
8,500
10,100
20%
20*2
20%
20%
20%
21
21
900
31
30%
30*4
•30%
31
30*a
30',»
300
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
900
89 % Jan
91% Feb 26
103
64
Mar
20
Oct
42 % Dec
1
22
31
29% Nov 14
10
98
Apr 23
18
2
107% Apr 22
43*4 Jun 17
79% Mar 19
74% Aug 15
80% Mar 13
24% Feb
4
23
6
24% Jan
10
23% Feb
4
21% Mar 11
23% Jun
18
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
37
Aug 15
Jan
Mar
33%
32*8
33%
31,400
7 Va
73,200
95
96
94
95%
94%
95
93%
94'A
6,800
1
17*4
17%
17*4
17*8
17
17*4
17 Va
17*4
17 Va
17 %
9,300
64
64%
63%
64*2
64
64%
64%
65
63%
64%
5,800
*55%
57%
57%
57%
*56
58
58
58
•58*8
59'%
48
*47%
48
47%
48
47%
Corp
10
.
1
No par
V
6%
6%
6%
47%
*100%
101%
100*2
101%
*99%
100
IOO
100
10
14-%
14%
1.4%
14%
14%
14%
14*4
14%
13%
14%
38,900
37
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37*8
37V»
700
45%
5
25
■■■■:
101%
100
99%
100
*99% 100
100 *4
45%
45*a
45*4
45
45 Va
43%
44%
57%
57%
57
57%
•57
58*2
56%
58
190
23%
23%
23%
23%
23*8
24
23%
24
33,100
%
53%
52%
53
53
52%
52%
53
53
•96
98
17%
3%
17%
4
♦96
98
17%
17%
4
4
72
73%
70
72
99 %
99%
99*4
99%
*52%
•96
98
*96
17%
17%
17%
3%
3%
69%
70%
100
*99%
17%
3%
68%
70
68%
*99%
100
•99%
56%
X53 %
54 %
54
54%
54*o
54%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
No par
100
100
22 %
*22
*68
104*4
102%
90
98
*21%
102
23
103%
21%
102%
53
42*8
21%
103
•21%
,
102%
98
17%
4
69*,
100
53%
9,500
500
"
2,600
900
22,100
100
15,360
42%
6,700
21%
200
104
230
87%
•86
87%
98
98
•98
99%
110
104
104
•103%
104 %
210
88
88
88
*86
98
*97
98
104
104
80
'
105
*104
45*8
x44%
18*4
18
64
*63%
104*4
104%
44*4
44%
18
*63*4
13%
64
44*4
44%
44
44%
43%
44*8
7,400
18*4
18%
18%
19*4
18%
19%
26,000
64
64
64
65
65
110
52%
53
9,600
84
200
♦63%
53%
52%
53*4
100
100
*82%
84
*82%
84
*82%
83
82%
82%
•80
*81%
82
*81 %
82
*81%
82
82
82
•80
5
47%
48
47*8
47%
47*4
48%
47%
47%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
53%
53
5
9%
9%
52%
53%
1
100
.25
*96
*96
98%
59 *4
59%
59
59%
par
96
96%
*95
20
20*8
"
—1
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
b% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
1
75
2.50
5
1
10
98%
101%
*99
17 *4
16%
*129
135
132 %
132%
21%
22*4
81
79
52%
*96
98%
59
59%
•96
59%
98%
59%
47
9%
83
40,300
9%
2,900
•96
98%
59
59*4
97
*68
97
*95
97
•94%
19%
20
20
20
20
20
19%
19%
2,700
74%
76*4
72
73
72
72*8
72%
74
2,300
19%
7,100
19*8
20%
19%
91%
*90
99
99
*98
16%
16%
♦90
*129
135
132
132
21%
79%
21%
80%
16%
19
19%
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91 %
•89
91
•89
91
*97
101
•97
101
101
16%
16%
19%
16%
16*a
16%
135
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135
•128
132%
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133
•132
21%'
21%
79%
80
133
40
21%
22
21%
22
4,700
78%
79%
78
79*4
7,700
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,500
18%
7,803
6%
6%
6 %
6%
18%
19
18 %
18%
18%
18%
68
68
67%
67%
67%
69
•68%
70
•73
75
6%
76
19%
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75
*74
75
•73
75
*19%
19%
*19%
20
20
20
128
•120
126
128
*120
20
100
3,000
135
132%
*129
20
*73
110
•95
69
.
2,000
97
19*8
6%
18%
100
47=%
*120
128
•120
18%
19%
•117
19%
16"
900
126
10,700
63%
61*8
62%
59
61%
61*4
61 %
60
61
*92
97%
♦91%
97
90%
91%
•91%
94
91*4
91%
400
33
33%
32%
33
32
32%
•32
32%
32%
32%
2,000
27
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
5,900
61*8
61%
61%
63
61%
61%
62%
62%
64%
63%
65%
27,300
22 %
22%
x22 *4
22*4
22%
22%
21:%
22
21%
21%
3,100
25%
25*8
25*4
25%
25%
25*8
25*8
24%
25
10
25%
4,100
2
10
67
67*4
66%
67
66
GG%
65%
66
65*8
G5%
44%
45
44%
45
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
48
35%
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
35*8
——24,406
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28
28%
28%
1.20C
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
com—No par
100
100
100
100
No par
5
*91
92%
,
95%
•95
104 %
*95
104
7,700
10,700
28*»
28%
92
*91
92
*91
92
92
92
50
92%
•91
92
*91
92
*91
92
110
95%
95%
95%
•94%
95%
94*4
94*4
90
103*4
630
42%
x41%
42%
42%
41*8
41%
7,100
*75
76
*74%
75%
•74%
76
*74%
76
74%
74%
10
*22%
23%
♦22%
23%
•22%
23%
*22%
23%
•22
23%
23
•21
23
104
100
25
25
5
92%
92%
42
preferred
92
*91
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
preferred
4.32 % preferred
4.16% preferred
22
103%
87%
97%
96%
1
Potomac Electric Power Co
22
*102%
17*8
4
55%
90
3%%
•96
98
*3%
1
42%
Poor & Co
80
45 Va
No par
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
390
24%
53
100
preferred
100
58%
12.50
preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
*99%
3,100
100'%
46
1
Pittston Co (The) common
100
23%
5
(conv)
100*2
48
58%
100
33 *30
No par
div preference
200
47%
100
common
4.08%
12,200
47%
100
convertible
6*4
100
7
11
33*8
96%
31% Jun
37% Feb
33*4
96%
(The)
preferred
(The)
32%
21
Corp of America
Inc
32%
21
76%
Oil
32%
20,800
7*8
21%
Pure
800
13
21%
90
Pullman
39%
12*4
—No par
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
7
39%
*23
6%
20%
40% Aug
200
39%
20*4
76*4
59% Aug 14
24
39*2
21
Publicker Industries Inc com
2
13%
24%
39*4
20%
July 31
25
13
24*2
39%
21
July 25
Feb
13%
24%
39=54
6%
80
43% Jan
13
•24
39%
*24
20*2
convertible
$4.75
13%
24%
2%
30
7%
preferred
$1.40
13
50%
22%,
11
29
7
32%
6%
5
48% Jun
39%
2%
*94
19
2
267/b Jan
13%
25
39%
32 %
5% Jan
26
13%
25
1
67% Jan
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
2%
40
Public Service Co of Colorado
Apr
*30%
2%
95 %
20%
30%
2%
10
_
Procter & Gamble
95
20%
30%
5
..
%
*94
*20%
25
68% July 31
19
5,000
88 %
49% Feb
14
50%
87%
preferred
$3.50
3,400
24,900
83%
22
Jun
120
4%
17%
88%
Jan
6
4%
17
88 "/a
140
14*i Jan
4%:
18
86%
17
67% Feb
50%
4%
17%
86%
128
10
50%
v
86 Va
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
8 % July 19
37% Jan
4
50 %
4%
18
42V2
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
30
4%
17%
135
95 V2
4
Dec
4%
17%
135
42
8
23% July 29
50%
4%
17*4
200
1,680
136%
•94
Jun
2
*135*4
134%
42%
135
15% Jan
135*4
134
94
preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
.No par
?
135*4
10,300
134%
50%
13
Apr
49%
—2
$5
134%
50%
Pitney-Bowes Inc
25
134Va
10,200
28%
42
130% Jun
17% Aug
4%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common__10
76-% Aug
8
21% July 30
82% Jan
24
€% Dec 23
9
133%
55%
47%
•28
:
94
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferredNo
Piper Aircraft Corp
30
Apr 14
60% July 21
100% Jun 20
28% 1
50%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
13
48
28*3
95%
4%
97
39% Jun 26
135%
56 %
47%
28%
42%
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
3%% preferred series A__
Philip Morris Inc common
5
53% Dec 23
33% Oct 21
21% Oct 22
135%
3.50
$1 conv preference com
16
102
135%
55%
47%
1,800
55
56%
47%
55%
47%
55%
•28
22%
41%
3.80%
10
135
54%
87
common
Phlla Electric Co
14
Aug 26
134%
•21
55%
86
Phelps-Dodge Corp
5
11
87
134%
22%
41%
Brewing Co
2nd
29% Aug
Jun
134%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
43% July 11
24
134*4
No par
1
Co common
Petroleum
92
Nov
28%
55%
55%
41%
Ford
Chemicals
Pet Milk
.July 31
56% Aug
47%
28*3
*21
22%
54%
42%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Apr 10
100% Jun
56%
47%
18
500
'
•21
95%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
17% Aug 12
Jun
55%
42
<Ya%
25 Ya May
9
56
May 13
102
May 9
65
22%
*94
prior preferred
conv
Pennroad
21
*21
x55%
1
Corp common.
$1.60 convertible preferred
26% Oct
2,600
14%
No par
2.50
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
35% Dec 23
14%-
14*4
100
Corp
Pann-Texas
32% Dec
14%
14
"
preferred
Penlck
8
1,600
14%
13%
4%
Patino Mines & Enterprises
6
10
14%
13%
56%
17%
Parker Rust Proof Co
8
10
14%
13%
56
1
Parke Davis & Co
16
10
14%
56%
1
Parmelee
180
*9%
28%
No par
95
9%
"
14%
48 *a
Tin Consolidated Corp
4%
37%
*92%
'Vl
14%
14 Va
56%
100
13%
22%
*28
100
Common
*9%
*12%
*14
47%
par
common
9%
14%
56%
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures
31
7
9%
14%
25
___
96
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
88% Aug 13
22% May
8
33*8 July 31
Jun
*95
10
—
Telep & Telcg
Pacific
4
Apr 15
43% July 10
3% Jan
15
;
Pacific Mills
Apr 21
18*4 Aug
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric-Pacific Lighting Corp.
May 29
28% Jan
37% Jan
130
10
Pacific
25
37
105
10
ll'A Apr 22
14% July 28
14% July 30
25
2
*104
1,300
14% Aug 11
37 *2 Aug 13
48% May 28
40% May 21
104
6,100
101% Apr
63'/Wan
103%
104
38%
2
£7% Dec 23
*102
99%
28
34% Oct 21
103
99%
Jan
7
103
94%
11% Feb
Jan
103
38
95
92
103
270
100
7
25
36.600
93%
25
Feb
25%
37%
Jan
97
25%
*99%
22% Jan
10
25%
93%
101
85 % Sep
25%
99%
86% Nov
6
11% Dec 30
13
25 'A
37%.
1
19
49% Jan
24%
93%
49% July
July 15
25%
37*8
104*4 Jun
65 J/2
4,300
25
99*4
2
12
54%
94%
2
42% Feb
54
37%
58
2
54%
12%
99%.
97% Jan
Jan
85
54%
No par
Aug 14
3
85
54%
25%
common
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Pann Power & Light com
7
85
53*8
25%
13
37 *4
Paper Co
preferred
Pennsalt
7
13%
84%
54%
12%
99
$5
Aug 14
5 % Aug
12%
84
54*4
*93%
Oxford
65
27
22,600
13%
84
55 *4
37 3 4
41% Jan
2% Dec
13
86
13%
84%
37%
9
13% Dec 20
12%
*85*4
12%
5,700
29
Oct
47,800
74
Penney (J C) Co
2
36%
73%
98*4 Aug
8
17% Aug 11
Jan
36*a
74%
>2% Jan
13% Apr
82% Mar 11
36%
74
33% July 25
7% Jun 30
19y«Jan
36%
74%
23*4 Aug
9
36%
73%
3% Jan
26
x36 *4
74%
13% Jan
Apr
_
5,100
84*4
100
23% Jan
Feb
200
32%
74
com
8
35
97%
32%
74%
Jan
19
18
•95
33%
99
106
28% Dec
•17%
97%
32%
54%
preferred
9
45% Jan
18
•95
33*4
99
90% Oct 28
39% Oct 22
37
•17%
32*8
74%
39% Aug
13
36%
17%
97%
17%
•95
6.25
4%
2
Jan
37%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
13*4 Aug
49*4 May 15
33*4
75*8 Aug
4
99% July 29
38% Aug
5
96% May 5
25
49
17%
97%
33
3.500
6
70% July 12
*17%
*95
33 *8
48%
2
64 % July 19
17%
97%
13%
85% Mar 13
30
3,500
48%
10
46% Dec
24,400
48%
*12%
7% Jan
48% Nov 20
42%
48%
48%
19 Va Jan
2
42*8
49%
*17%
No par
4U'/a Jan
July
42%
49
lOo
Fiberglas Corp
2
16
42*2
49%
30c
13% Jan
12% Oct 21
42%
49%
*95
1
25% Jan
27
42%
50
36%
preferred
40% Jan
22
Nov 26
Jun
1
24
42*8
49%
6.25
convertible
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
3
2% Dec 30
11
July 17
15% Jan
6
2% Jan
9
2
4% Jan
7% Dec 27
27% Dec 27
24% Jun
,
22% May
21
10
41%
50%
13%
51*4 July 25
26% Jan
18% Oct 22
24% Dec 30
96
48%
98
19
•93%
•12%
2
21
96
49
8
Jan
96
49
2
B3
98
13%
Jan
63% Dec 11
•96
49%
Jan
12
98
48%
90
42% Feb
*96
610
99
*12*8
30% Jan
11
•96
50%
37
May 17
36% Jun
99
13%
9
22
•98
49%
4
Oct
99
*12%
29 y2
3
•98
1
48% July
27
99*4
1
58% Jun
12% Jan
84% July 23
4%%
250
320
X99
6,000
43%
_5
Oliver Corp common
84
101
32%
Corp
97%
84
>.
98
7.50
Chemical
54%
97%
84%
50%
100
.
_
54
99
84%
Overland Corp (The)
2
Feb
preferred.
.
54%
97%
85
42%
10
20
Mathieson
54%
98*4
85
Owens Corning
21
4
28
4.24%
Olin
54%
98*4
4
40% Jan
13
Co com
54%
99
7
22
Jan
Elec
54*8
85*4
84*4
13% Jan
57
131
&
54%
*98
51% Aug
2
Mar 12
No par
Gas
preferred
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
2
2
*96
May 13
Apr 15
17
117% Jan
lOo
Otis Elevator
Jan
40
7
56% Jan
17
Dec
Feb
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
22
12% Oct 22
36
94
100%
Oklahoma Natural Gas
8
20% Feb
9
Jun
7
18% Jan
13
33% Jan
132
22
24
100
May 29
May 8
47% Jan
8
13
40% Dec
33% Sep 25
.19% Nov 19
112% Oct
9
43% Apr
51% Jun
21
43% Oct 22
July 15
7% Jan
9% Jan
2
Jan
111
Jan
87
31
27
4
25% Jan
15
17 % Jan
Nov 18
17
2
16% Jan
21
Oct
8% Dec 23
3.0
29
59
Mar 13
£3
Jan
7
82% Mar
preferred
preferred
4%
May 27
Jan
28% Oct 21
11
98
40% Jan
66
83
4.44%
l
18
92
98%
83
Oklahoma
44% Jun
26
28% Mar
98
loo
Ohio Oil Co
21
55*4
_ioo
preferred
4.56%
43*8 Aug 11
Oct
55
preferred
3.90%
17
26 % Sep
19
12
4.40%
92% May 16
103
common
*4
*21%
23
*21*4
104
23
104
X42
•21%
104
42%
23
•103%
42
*21
104
103
27,700
10%
10*3
10%
10%
10%
79
77*4
78%
78*2
78%
90
29%
29*8
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,300
58%
58*»
59
59
59%
*57%
58%
7.900
40
39%
40
39%
39%
3S%
15,000
44%
3,500
10
10%
10
10%
10%
78%
78%
78%
78%
•78%
29%
30
29%
29%
58
58*2
58
39%
40%
39%
39
Q
33% Jan
2
39% Seo
13
123% Aug 13
£3% Oct 22
138V2 Dec
30
29% Jan
7
136
23
Jan
9
July 28
46*4 Jun 16
146V2 Apr 23
28% July 24
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
44%
139
24%
44%
139
24%
44%
138%
X24%
45%
139
24%
45
138
24%
45 Va
138
24%
44
•138
*24
45 %
139
24%
44%
137
24%
138%
24%.
390
1.000
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
BU|e for
May 13
Jan 24
30% Jan
6
6
-16% Apr
10
40
Mar 22
21% Aug
MVs Feb
11
59 '% Jun
14
23
34% Jan
78
§4% Jun
17
Dec
16% Mar 18
$3.50
Ranco
7
21% Aug
4
13
4
35 % Jun
26
July 14
25% Jan
20
19 %
8
31% July 25
Jan 10
Mar
Dec
20
36
Jan
2
25% Jun
10
Oct
29
41% Apr
12
35V2 Jun
17
36
Jun
17
31% Jan
12
25% Aug
8
12% Jan
8
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
10% July
1
Reeves Bros Inc
31% Jun
51 %
7
Reichhold
July
Reis
3% Jan
6% Feb 28
iya Dec 31
12% May
•0% Dec 10
45
31
10% Dec 24
30
Mar 29
17% July 23
22
64
9
60% Jun
2
29% Jun
12
Dec
10
62
Feb
1
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
10
: Jan 13
tJan
16% Jan
•
4% Dec
6
8
Oct 22
6
25
Jan
7
7% Feb
9% Jan
2
13 '/a Aug
2
37% Apr
8
55% July 31
8 '%
18
21
5
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
40
7% Oct
22
10% Jan
4
12% Dec
30
30% Aug
8% Jan
July 19
July 11
39
Mar 12
21% Dec
May
2
18% Aug
10
36 %
4
Aug 14
■
:
6
5
Reynolds Metals Co common
47
July
7
78
May
6
19
22
83 % Feb
7
78% Jan
9
4
94% Jan
9
Dec
21% Jan
21
12% Jan
27% May
21
8
36% July 19
22% Jan
Dec
23
44% July 17
26% Aug
19
29% Mar
38
22% Dec
5
31% July 24
24
•
2
312
Apr
2
405
90
Jan
6
96
19% Oct 22
22% Jan
2
20% Dec 31
32
17% Apr 30
22% Aug
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
10% Jan
16% Jan
96
July 24
13% Jan
8% Dec 23
2
Jun
21
221/2 Aug 22
37% Dec
19
60% Jun
10
37V* Jan
30
16
Apr
30% Jan
11
Feb
26
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
7% Oct
24
15% Jun
11
23% Nov 20
26% Dec
4
78
93-
17% Dec
28
7
46% May
21
Feb
2
39 % Aug
10
*5%
:
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14%
*14
/
41'.4
40'%
300
3,300
;C
200
18%
18%
18%
18%
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13%
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18%
57%
57%
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58%
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58%
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58%
100
27%
28%
27%
28%
26%
27%
26%
26%
23%
26 %
14,200
6%
23.700
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6%
6%
6%
6%
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12 %
12%
13
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13%
13%
13%
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13
1,200
53%
54%
53%
54 %
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54
53%
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55
44,100
30
30 %
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34
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34
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6
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18
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18
54%
55 %
52 %
54%
53%
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46%
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76%
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98
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84
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98%
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59
98
14%
•:
46
46
76%
82
83
18
24.500
53'%
30,700
46
82%
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99%
98
102
14%
14%
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12,100
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r
46
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76%
98
14
14%
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17%
52
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99%
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18
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53
54%
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4.300
46
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102
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8,200
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2%
89%
86 -V
87%
15,000
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—10
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30
29%
29%
29%
29%
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29%
28%
29%
1,200
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*33%
34%
26%
4%
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*28
convertible preferred——25
& Elec Corp—No par
35%
5
28%
20
397%
preferred series A—
100
Corp
*91
.
5
34%
4%
'5 4%
4%
26%
27%
27%
'
27%
35%
35%
28%
27%
30
29%,
29%
22
21%
21%
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(The/
Ruberoid Co
40%
19%
20
21%
21%
1,530
94
29 Vs
3.000
29%
21'%
400
8%
8%
8%
8%
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3%
5.400
14%
14%
14%
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14%
400
44%
44%
44%
45
43 31
44'%
86,900
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
9,500
37%
38%
38 v*
39%
33%
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18,500
38
38%
•
32% Aug 11
95% Jun 10
21%
402'%
*91
29%
14%
19%.
19%
38%
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9%
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94
29%
8,100
45%.
44%
37%
1
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5,600
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35
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100
21%
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,
8%
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9
1.66%
100
100
10
32
32%
32
90
90
88%
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27%
14%
8%
46
36
27%
29%
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1
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1
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30%
30%
36
27%
-
94
29%
14%
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401
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Royal McBee Corp
.
5.700
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1
(Geo D)
4%
28 %
395
5
1
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4%
27%
94
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8%
4%
28%
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395%.
94
4%
27%
30%
27%
399
500
4%
36
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34%
34%
34%
36
35%
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8%
16,70(
27%
-
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30
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30
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34%
34
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29%
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2%
2%
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Rohr Aircraft Corp
9
241/2 Jaq
84% Jan
i'-;
6
14%
41
Paper
Rome
5
11
40%
40%
8,000
88%
Ronson Corp
15
Jun
14
*5
*14
14%
40%
45
2%
4%
1
Jan
8
44%
89%
28
32% July 23
13
*14
40%
40%
6
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i
14%
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(10%
;
6
*5%
6
14%
900
9'%
*9
9
45%
58%
Rohm & Haas Co common
Aug 14
Jan
!
45
45%
13.000
22'%
2%
Rockwell-Standard
10
423% May
4
9
9%
9%
} 9%
46 %
700
42
21%
22%
22
22%
1,900
i>. 100
27%
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42
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42
21
1
21%
33%
27%
34
27%
88 %
5% %
4
24
21
21%
•
24
27%
18%
Rochester Gas
8
8
Oct
81% Nov
21
22%
*36
42
*36
42
34
27%
•'
'27%
21%
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21%
21%
21%
21%
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27%
21 Va
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
6
May 20
33% May 21
386
21%
34
*33
33%
2%
4
28% Aug
2
22% Jan
Jun
32
21%
21%-
27%
*57%
Co—
Ritter Company-:—.
37% Jun
44,600
90%
Roan Antelope Copper
28% Aug 14
28 ; July 18
28% Jan
2
20% Dec 23
42.200
33%
2%
4
5% Aug
20
32 %
X88%
3
36% July
2
19%
34%
2%
30% July 31
2
20%
92%
Riegel
Jan
19%
33%
2%
Richfield
4
20
34%
91%
97% July 16
22% Jan
6
7% Apr
2
Oct
4
19%
33%
1
5s
No par
2% Mar 21
28
2
20%
34%
Corp
2
Feb
19% Jan
4
19%
34
Oil
Manufacturing
Rheem
Rhodesian Selection Trust
1% Jan
55
1
Aug
33% Jan
16% Dec 23
•'
4
80
2
10% Jan
18
>3'% Apr
23
1% Oct
10
•6% Dec 30
800
20%
"5 %
4%% preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—10
Common
10
Preferred 3.60^ series
100
Preferred 4.50% series
100
7
54%
35
39%
—1
56% Aug
6
10
83% Feb
54%
14%
63% Jan
87% May 22
102% May 12
15% Aug
1
54
10
—10
5
41% Jan
Mar
53%
9%
32% Jan
99
53%
45%
5
73 Va Sep
20%
53%
9%
46 '% Mar 29
82 y* Jan
20%
53
46%
66 % Dec
6
20%
52%
9%
65% May 16
72% Jun 24
20%
53
45%
82% July 22
•7% Jun 24
20%
1
;
39% Nov 12
68% Jim
7,700
21
Mfg Co common—
—5
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
-10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
5
Revlon Inc
—
1
Rexall Drug Co
2.50
14
59% Jan
Dec
800
20 3 3
*36
Conv
20
13 % Apr
18
27
71%
20 Va
27%
Reliance
2
*70 Va
50c
—
Chemicals
Reliance Elec & Eng Co—
May 20
24
71%
20%
(Robt) & Co—
Reliable Stores Corp
15
8
July 31
71%
20%
20%
noncum
$1.25 div prior preference
2
July 15
41% Aug 15
7% Jun
2
7
15% July
10
13% Dec
70%
21%
16
10
35%
70%
*33
25
16% Dec 30
ft% Dec 31
35%
70%
34%
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
No par
Reed Roller Bit Co——
4%
35%
70
No par
——1
.
30
7
35 %
70%
20%
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred—
34% Jan 24
r
31,200
35%
35
36%
35%
Shares
35%
*52 %
.
Raybestos-Manhattan
13
28
Aug. 15
70
1st preferred
Xnc
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co_
14% Jan
21% Feb
Aug. 18
the Week
35%
America com—No par
No par
—-—5
Radio Corp of
54% Aug 15
45% Apr
34'% Jan
39
20% Aug
7
11
23% Aug
11
22% Dec
S0% Nov 18
36% July 22
75% May 12
2
69% Jan
Oct 22
24
IT
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 14
Wednesday
Aug. 12
Aug. 11
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mondar
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1957
Levari
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
.
9%
.
9
9
9%
>t
*21
H
800
21%
*9
9
59,006
9 1
'
July
2
Mar 22
176
117
Feb
14
22
Dec
30
46i/a Mar
21% Oct
24
251/2 Dec
10% Dec
Feb
13
304
May 23
205
23% Oct 22
86
„
4814 Jan
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
22
St Joseph Lead Co
2
17
St
2
17% Aug
4
St
22% Jan
2
24
Jan
IO1/2 Jarx
53
Apr
235
Jan
20
•375
3
Oct
30
96
Feb
6
11
23% Jan
29
26% Jan
39% Aug
2
Jan
96
4
15
13
3
Sangamo Electric
17% July
10% Apr
18% Feb
14% Jan
3
Savage Arms Corp
23% Jun
1
13
17
16% Oct
12
32
6
Schenley Industries
37% Nov 27
32% Jan
13
44% Mar 20
Inc
Sobering Corp common
35% July 28
14% Jan 23
Schick lpc
71% Aug
Scott Paper Co common
22
29
Sep
25
11
Dec
30
82
Nov
4
36
Nov
71% Oct
21
86
86
Oct
22
102
11
Dec
19
76
Jan
20
Dec
16% Oct
8y« Dec
17
7
78
7
94
331/2 Jan
2
7
83
May
1
19.
May
77% Jan
23
36
Jan.-4
21% Apr
23
18
Dec
13
17% Jan
19
16% Jan
24
€% Jan
22
sya Oct 22
22
16
Nov 19
15
Dec
23
7"% Mar 12
•4
20
17
12
34
Mar
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
8% Oct
Feb
8% Apr
65% Feb
Mar
12% Nov 19
S4ya Oct
15
22y8 May 29
14
641/2 Jun
,
Nov 13
.
29"/4 May 22
29% Jan
7
15% Jan
5 '/a
July
3
9
76% July 15
Jan
Jap,
.
24
,
Feb
85% Apr
Jan
10
:
Corp_
8% Jan
1
26% Feb
58 i/s Jan
2
10% Sep
9
25% Apr
8% Jan
58
12
24
21% May
9% Oct 22
29% Jun
10
21% Apr 30
18% Jan 25
17% Feb
13% May 20
10
2
12% Jun
Dec" 17
Jan
25
32% Apr
II
22
33% Dec
30
491/4 Jan
17
49
Dec
17
89
46% Dec
"23
19%
•11
,
■
<
16
18% Aug 12
Simplicity
6
17% Aug
46% Mar
i5
68 v2 Jun
3
Smith-Corona
92
July 29
52% Apr 25
19% Aug
Solar
5
58% Jan
10
441/2 Jan
13
14% Jan
2
3
6% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
24% Oct 21
39% Jan
11
30
25% Jan
7
35% Jan
25
32% Jan
13
Smith
(AO)
14
10% July 8
28% Jun 26
84% Jan
2
10
52
May
9
29% July 21
36
May 29
Feb
12 Vb Dec
Jan
10
31
18% Jan
12
' Jan
8
Jan
31
6% Jan
3
65
Jan
61
79% Nov 13
July
7
28
8
2% Jan
47
4
July 15
82
2% Dec
Aug
19
78
34% Dec 31
45% Apr 25
48
16
2
22
40
57% Apr
23
Jan
10
3
36% May
19
20
9
Aug 14
534 Aug
4
7
92
12% Jan
2
17% Apr
17
16% July 29
21% Aug 11
7
19 y8 Dec
For
24
footnotes
35% Jun 11
see
page
24.
85%
Tnn
2
9% Jan
2
Apr
22
95
lan
3
May
7
19% Aug
8
77% Aug 12
20 Va Jun
2
26% Aug
42 %
38'■>
32%
33 Va
32 Va
•,
20%
20
12'%
12%
12'%
12%
36%
26
36'%
36
36
31%
31 Vb
31'%
31'/a
31%
Xl4%
31
31
1
13 %
8
8
85Va
13 Va
13 Va
8%;
400
8%
31,700
"
86
*84 %
60
15%
14%
15'%
14%
14%
2,600
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
4.000
32>
32'%
,32
;;
32%
10%
10%
83
83%
20%
..
20%
32'%
31'%
10%
10 %
83 Va
82%
20%
4,500
10%
10%
82%
.
,
1,800
82%
29,300
53.500
1
40%
*63
41
64%
20%
19%
20 Va
Xl5%
16%
15 Va
16
14%
15'%
7,600
13%
131/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
10,000
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15'%
53,700
*
30 Va
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
31
1.200
41
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
6.050
*63
64 %
63
64
64
64
63
63
*30
600
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
17%
8,700
61%
63%
x62%
62%
61%
62%
61%
62%
61%
62'/4
26,700
Marchant
68
68%
67%
67%
67%
67 %
67
67'A
67
67 Va
3,60(
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
35%
35 Va
36'%
34%
351%
3,400
5
Inc
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18
18'%
4,500
18%
18%
>18%
18%
18
18%
18 Va
18'%
18
18%
87
87%
87%
89%
87 Va
89 Va
86%
87
86
86%
7,100
15
Inc
48 %
49
%
48%
49
47%
48 %
50,300
5
33 %c
19 %
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
23%
28%
Co
preferred
50
*49%
51
*49%
9%
19%
10
28 %
19
9%
28 V*
19%
15,300
27.000
51
Southern California
100
49%
49%
•49'/a
51
*49%
28
27%
28
27%
28'a
7,100
33%
33%
33%
*33%
34'%
400
28%
28%
28%
26%
*33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
25
Edison
5,800
51
25
preferred
3,200
10
28%
27 Ve
56'%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
55%
56'%
30
29%
30
29%
30
33%
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
8%
8%
38%
19%
9%
5%
13%
65%
600
2,000
43,200
15
32%.
13%
13 %
85
85
,
38%
j"'
15%
6,000
13,700
5
30%
30 Va
29%
30
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
33%
33%
*33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
40
401/4
39%
40%
39%
40
39 %
40
39 Va
39%
7,100
Southern Pacific
51%
52%
51%
52
51%
52%
51%
51%
26,300
44%
45%
45 %
45 Va
44'%
44%
17,900
18
18
*75
76
Co (The)
(Del)
No par
52%
52%
Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum preferred
No par
20
46%
Co
Southwestern
Public
Service
Sparton Corp
pfd
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand
Corp
common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
34
*33%
47%
X45%
46%
18%
18%
*18
18%
76
76
*75%
76
1
34%
35
X34%
34%
33%
34 V8
34 Va
34%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
*17%
18%
18%
19
100
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
301%
1
2.50
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
S{ ear & Co $5.50
9
11
15
38%
131%
Spencer Chemical Co common
14
12 % Apr
14%
14%
6
19% Jan
72 % Jan
15
38%
10,000
20
12%
7%
..■
1
2
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
4
15
38%
39,000
20'%
20%
13'ix
'
50c
July
94% Jan
11
Va
17
59 % Mar
30
Nov 11
8
85 Va v
20%
95
30
8% Dec
7%
85%
13 %
22
17% Dec
60
*13%
V
16%
31
11% Dec
82% Nov
8%
33%
31
31%
13%
10,200
82
32%
36%
20%
Jan
Jan
13%
33%
*11%
12%
36%
86%
97
23'%
*78
33'%
20
20%
16%
49 % Anr
88
8
86%
82
83%
22 %
33%
9%
Southern
26
20
20%
Southern
Apr
X
*78
24
32%
33%
19%
8
Jan
20 Va
23%
9%
33% July
2
16% Jan
20
33
'
24%
82
*78
82
*78
33%
23%
19%
33% Aug 14
40% July 31
52% Aug 11
Jan
76
82
33 Va
24 %
Va
,2
33
30
*78
23%
24%
9%
28% Jan
4
*95
18%
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan
8
*81
97
9%
22
33
17
83%
*95
19%
25 V2 Oct
29% Dec 23
Jan
*81
97
50%
2
19% Feb
83
*95 ;
9%
13
81
*81%
97
18%
24% Jan
45% Jan
83%
*95
49%
49% Jan
4
*81
97
1
13
11
83%
1
Aircraft
26
76% Oct
8,100
16%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
25% Dec
16% Nov 27
7,300
69
20%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
51% Jun
28 yb Dec
10 v*
68%
49%
2
<
10
69%
48
10
10
10%
35%
•
Corp
Smith-Douglass Co
20% Jan
32
1,000
9%
69%
10% %.
Skelly Oil Co
44% Sep
Nov 26
35%
10%
69%
'
15 % Apr
6
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
10 % Jun
35'a
10
69 %
84
Smith Kline & French Labs
11
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
35%
10:%
70
10
19% Feb
3
18% July 25
20% Jan
*35%
10%
X69%
25
37% Aug
2
70% Dec
35%'
%
1
7
23
35%
10
10%
36
10%
Co
25
22
35%
5
5
Pattern
Feb
45 Va Dec
31,600
83%
No par
15% Jan
63% Oct
153,000
41%
10%
No par
25% Apr
4
'31%
40 Va
84'% "
Sinclair Oil Corp
48
63% Aug 11
68% July 23
•
30%
10 "3
1
& Steel
3,100
31%'
40%
24'%
par
s
Co
12
11%
12%
30 %
40
83%
America
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmonds Saw
July 31
11%
11%
40%
,7.50
Corp
Simmons
2
Sep 23
16% Jan
Mfg
31% Aug
5
41% Aug 13
23% Oct
14
..
2,00C
30%
No par
Sheraton Corp of
64 V2
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
Nov
20
2
30
43
Shelter
Jun
2
21
2
Aug 12
14
17
Dec
18% Jan
17
Apr
Nov
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
'
:
'
•
33% Jan
60% Jan
14% Oct
Nov 12
•
3.000
26%
*95
1
■
8
49
14
'•
22%
26%
*95
*81
2.50
6hell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
Jan
18
14
1
22'%
26%
96
11%
*13'%
No
60
22%
26%
*95
10%
1
-
96 Va
22%
26 %
95 %
,
39%
1
Shell Oil Co
21,500
70
No par
Sharon Steel Corp——
Shattuek (Frank G)—
July 31
38%
37%
30%
30%
34
*210
31%
31%
11% July 8
84% Aug 11
20
330
*308'%
39%
11%
»
30%
L3
f
325
39%
11
5
11
200
30%
3
—
11.600
39%
11%
Sears Roebuck & Co
Gas
16%
66%
30%
36%
&
70C
13'%
66 Va
40%
36%
■
18% Dec 19
13% Dec 23
26%
36%
Shamrock Oil
28%
1?
22%
95%'
*11%
•Shahmoon Industries Inc
38%
38%
14,700
67%
*210
39 %
37%
22%
12 %
16% Aug
4
39% July 16
25
*308
330
*308
,
26%
*11%
—
16%
*66 %
98
1
$4.50- preferred—:—,
28 Va
■:
67 %
26%
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
3
25
2874
17
27%
5
Servel Inc common
Apr
*28%
28%
22%
*95%
29%
67%
221/4
*35%
20
BeiberUng Rubber Co—.
July
v
*210
.
31% Aug 15
13% Aug
7
<
39%
98
28'%
16%
'
66%
*210
38%
29%
30%
28%
28%
■17
310
310
325
—
Co
205
*190
291/4
29%
22 "2
11%
100
Finance
Seagrave
450
88%
88'%
89%
39%
25
common
Line RR Co
31 Va
32%
215
29
par
preferred
Seaboard
90
67% Jan
Feb
Mfg Co
3.65%
10
10% May
41/4 Mar
.
Scovill
Seaboard Air
2
May 21
No
88%
*205
215
*205
30
26%
No par
No par
33% Aug 11
Oct
93
preferred
convertible
207s July
7
13% July 30
37% July 25
;
;
-
89%
2.2 %
*95%
10
—5
1.40
1
30
1
-
$4 preferred
3
28
Co
$3.40 preferred
8
July 10
99% Jan 24
26% Jan
33
5%
86
8
Jan
25
Aug
16%
*65%
38%
.
Anr
11% Deo 24
31% Oct 21
July 10
*28%
17%
67'%
325
2
•
28%
17
*210
39% May
25
20%
Co—10o
34% Feb
2
29%
preferred*.
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
32 Va
32%
"
30%
*66
100
'89
215
*205
215
32%
88%
32%
29%
noncum
24% Jun
20
90
5%
series A
St Louis Southwestern Ry
July 30
5%
30% Jan
♦210
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred
67% Aug 13
7
2
8
2
17% Oct
29% Oct 22
201 % Apr
Safeway Stores common
30% Aug
29% Jun
5
Oct,
Jan
*
Jan
2
11
74% Feb
9
186
180
161'
6
26% Jan
10
80 V» Dec
July 17
2
24
No par
6
100
1
50c
25
5%
*83
5%
92
5 %
*85
514
92
57%
57%
57''4
57%
*89%
90 Va
5%
5%
92
*87
56%
5'%
*86
18'%
76
5%
97
18%
*74', 2
34
*1S'%
5'%
*84
18 Va
76
600
110
34'%
5,300
20
1,000
5'a
7,700
92
58%
57%
57%
57%
58%
89%
*89%
91 %
*89%
90»/2
5,200
150
89%
89%
16
15%
16
15%
15-%
15 %
15%
15'%
15%
3,100
X20%
21%
20%
21
20
Va
20%
20%
21 Va
20%
20%
123,900
X91
91
90
90%
90
90
89'%
90 %
89%
290
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
9,000
77
77
24
24%
16
18%
89%
18'%
*75
1,200
*77
77%
77%
77%
*77%
77%
77'A
77 %
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
89%
40
26,500
•)•
■ f
Number 5769 :.. The Commercial
Volume 188
(667)
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year J 957
v
Range Since Jan. 1 ;
■
Lowest
37% Jan
23
5% Nov
:;;y-
Lowest
4
9% Jan
9
Jan
2
6
11
"•
EXCHANGE
Standard Brands
55% Jun 27
2
77% Jan
LOW
YORK STOCK
NEW
.
Highest
40% Jan
42 % May 9
82% Feb 13
2
Oct
71
-
Highest
>
85% May
>10% Aug
$3.50
2
7
53%
>:52%
53%
53
53%
7.9%
79%
79%
79
79%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Inc
—1
Ex distribution^.—.
2Ye Oct
22
Jan
3
3% Feb
5
12
59% July 16
43% Feb
25
53% July
7
Standard
Oil
23
62% Jan
4
35% Feb
18
Standard
Oil of Indiana!—:
5
47% Feb 21
49% Aug
8
57 % Aug 11
47% Nov 13
68% July
40% Oct
22
62% Jun
84% Oct
30
94
42% Feb 24
8
58
88
10
Mar
u
.
California!
of
Aug 11
><3%
52%
52%
48%
49%
56%
57%
57%
•
58
'
90
v -
25
of
New
Jersey
Standard Oil
of
Ohio
common
3%%
*3%
6.25
Standard Oil
'-
94% May 26
Aug 15
9%
7,400
53
*78%
79 %
890
9%
10 %
23,900
10
,_7
-10
preferred series A_
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
1,600
50%
51%
44,000
48%
49%
29,300
55%
56 %
55 %
55%
100,300
56%
,56%
3%
52%
50%
52
51
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
55%
56%
55%
56%
57
58/
x56%
57
90
*88
90
-
<'87
Standard Packagitog Corp com—i-1
Convertible preferred-;
_10
17
17%
%
17%
18%
17%.
51%
53%'' i
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54%
3%
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3%
51
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100
52
■
9%
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51%
52% ) 53%
79% i 79%
9%
the work
Gas & Electric Co—
35% Dec
3
Aug. }4
53%
Co
Friday
Aug. 15
Thursday
Aug. 13
•.
"78%
43'A Feb
3% May 22
Wednesday
Aug. IS
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICE8
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 11
No par
.
Coil Products
i Standard
Monday
com—No par
Inc
preferred
Standard
4
'■'*
Par
*88
■
52
•
56%
56%
90
88
88
18%
*88
17%
17%
52
53
6,700
I
100
'
9% Nov 27
4
13
13
11% Dec
36% Dec
33% Nov
10% Jan
2
18% July
36
Jan
2
56
July
Jun-18
3
%
3
-
.
Standard Ry Equip
Mfg Co
11% Dec
31
18% July 12
12
Jan
2
14
13% Oct
22
18% May 27
85% May 21
14% Jan
2
Feb
7
18
Apr
3
74% May 19
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
59
Apr 23
10% Jan 15
76% Abg
12% Aug 14
35% July 15
40% Apt 25
—1
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_
Sterling Drug Inc_
57% Dec 23
54% Nov
4
10% Nov 21
;
16% Dec
14
17% Jan
2
29
Stanley Warner Corp—
>*-.
8
24% Aug
31
15%lfov
7
-
33% Oct 22
Stewart-Warner
18% May 15
15% Jan
5
15% Jan
18% Jun .19
8
37% Jan
51
20
25 % Aug
18% Dec 31
29% Apr 24
3d
Jan
2% Jan
2
:
St/one
11
11
2
25% Aug
16% Jan
17
9
Apr
1
12-/8 Aug
14
78
Dec
26
93
Feb
14
79
Jan
16
85% Aug
82
Jun
3
59
Jan
2
Dec
20
20% July 26
28% Oct 22
65% Oct
29
Dec
38% Jan
30
G%
1210 -,r Jan
15% Aug
2000
2
22% Jan
72
1360
34% Apr
13
9%
Jan
7
Feb
25
Jan
38%
*37%
38%
20
20
20 %
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
15%-
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*17%
18 \
17 Tii
17%
*17%
18
17%
15%
15%
18
*17%
25
49%
49%
49%
50%
50%
51
50%
50%
11,000
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
530
6%
187,500
i-
5,500
10%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
24,200
No par
85
85%
85
83
33
No par
64%
65
65
65%
66
68%
68
68
67%?:'68
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
122i
23%
22%
22%
23
23
22 V4
33%
33-%
33%
33%
33%
33%
84%
84%
83%
84
34%
85
Co
—
Mining
---•
5%
33%
85%
86
8
10c
Ct>
Stiperlor Oil of California——
Sutherl&rid Paper Co
—25
5
Sylvafila Elec Prod Inc com.
6
33
—12.50
Swift 66 Co—
<
*22
22%
6
20% May 17
18% Jan
S
10
Talcott Inc
3 % Dec
30
8% Jan 11
3% Jan
8
7% Jun
30
TelAutcgraph
8% Oct 21
18% Jan 31
60%.Jan 11,
9% Jan
2
16 % Aug
14
Temco
-25
35% Jan
2
53% Aug
4
25% Mar 18
31% Aug 14
6
55% Feb 24
73% Aug 11
9
22% Jan
Tennessee
37
13
Aug
11%
12
11%
11
23%
23%
23%
24
6%
6%
14%
6%
6%
15%
15%
52
52%
15% Feb
12
31% Jun 19
26% Jan
2
Oct
22
40% Jun
24% Feb 25
37% Aug 12
4
1
11%
9
23%
1
1
—2.50
6%
6%
13%
13%
14
52%
53
53
24
„-
Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas
6%
80
*79
15
8% Mar 15
5% Oct 22
160
Jan
13% Aug
6% Jan
2
98% Jan
4
2
125
53
Jan
Aug
Utilities
Texas
1
13% Feb
Texas & Pacific
11
9
44% Jan
7
14
49% May
21% Jan
2
Oct
2
9% Apr
28
15% Oct
11
21
Jan
3
2
17% Jan
21
26'
Aug
2
15% Jan
22
Feb
20% AUg 12
29
33% Aug 13
Thatcher
Glass
10
Dec
27
15% Apr
12
10% July
8
14% Jan
28
Tlxermold
Co
42*% Oct
18
53
12
42% Jan
6
50
28
$2.50
10
12%
12%
13%
23%
24 %
23%
24%
6%
13
2
Oct
28
89% May
Aug
95% Apr
8
Apr
25
60% July 31
90
84% July 17
18
'
May 20
19% Dec
6
30
2
28% Aug
5
Nov
12
42% May 27
26
Feb 27
20
21
22% July 17
25 % Apr
18
30
Dec
20
53% Jun
31
2
45
14
2
?.
(J R)
J.
preferred
4%
92,300
51%
1,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
61,000
72%
71%
72%
71%
72
71%
28,400
31,800
52
51%
52
35%
36%
35%
35
36
35%
36%
34%
71%
33%
23
23 %
23
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
53,000
48%
50%
49 %
50
47%
49%
48
49%
48%
49%
35,000
37%
37%
36%
37
17,000^
12%
13 %
x34 %
36%
37 %
36%
37 Tii
37%
37%
1
13 %
13%
13
13%
13 y4
13%
13%
13%
*109V4
114%
*1094/4
114%
52%
52%
52%
53
52 :l/4
53
12%
"111
115
113
109
52%
52%
52%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
19%
20
19%
20 %
*19%
5
i-1
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
11%
>1%
11%
11%
*47
47%
1
15
Inc commofl—5
*18%
18%
100
*85%
.
56%
57%
87
*19
19%
56%
56%
50
*85%
*85%
87
28%
26%
28%
57%
19%
2,000
33%
33
33%
12,500
11%
11%
11%.
47%
.■;*47%
19%
*19
*19
'
r
57%
25%
27%
3,000
10
48
57
*85%
100
26
6,300
87
25%
:
26%
53,400
19%
56%
57%
87
*85%
87
'
27%
13%
19%
47%
47%
19
19
*47
12 y8
19%
11%
.
13%
33 %
20
47%
*47
9,400
12%
11%
50
6,200
113%
*108
*19%
33%
11%
Co—
common
Thompson Products
4,600
1,000
16%
30%
50c
convertible preferred-
Thompson
19% July 31
2
41% Feb
14% July 16
10% Jan
46
80
Jan
6%
15%
•7. ".'
16%
72.
No par
:
69,900
30%
52%
1
common
Mfg
60
11%
T»
73%
No par
$1.25 Cony oreferred:
•
Apr
Inc
TeXtron
;
11,800
80
72%
100
Ry Co——
Co,
38% Jan
21,200
40%
10
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
6
28
36%
39%
*79%
80
*79%
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
87% Nov 13
5,900
22%
30
52
5
33 %
No par
1
Producing Co
Sulphur
Texas' Gulf
680
40 %
35%
40%
80
.—25
Gulf
Texas
8
'23% Aug
1
50% Aug 11
2
1,700
8,200
8
1825
39%
36%
40%
79
Corp—
85%
*22
40%
40%
35%
39%
80%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
1,600
1780
35%
30*%
39%
35%
40%
'
•
Jan
35%
35%
80
Texas Co.
700
.34
7%
3%
22%
40
Corp
Corp
23
33%
1850
*22
22%
*22
35%
(James)—
26,900
'
7.50
Aircraft
80
3,900
26%
*84%
39% T 40%
39%
No par
—
preferred
!
Symington Wayne Corn
18% Feb
39%
4,600
22%
7%
*1840
1850
1810
40
•v
8%
7%
■
1852
x39
22%
15
7%
1820
*83
86
*83
86
7%
8
*21%
$4
31
'83
■
5%-
5%
40
3 9%
(The)—4.16%
SweetB Co of America
5%
1865
1845
..
'
15
6
10%
84
10
500
49%
10%
common
36% Aug 15
25% Jun
/<
49%
25%
10%
Corp
41% Aug ;813% Aug
,
10%
Sunshine
40% July 16
?3
May
5
2
1,000
■
18
/
1
Chemical
2
7% Jan
4,400
.8,200
15%
24%
2
9
25,500
~
52
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—
r
24
Jan
15%.
24,900
•
50%
2
26
38%
23%
38%
24
72% Jan
Jan
22%
38%
6%
31% Jan
33
x37%
23%
37%
24%
29% Jan
49% May
38%
23
39
52%
8
76% Jun
X37%
23%
5%
9
30
23
38%
23%
X38%
24%
10
31
38 %
38
39%
52%
89
12
37%
22
38%
23%
38%
5%
46% Jan
14% Dec
1,500
24%
42% Jan
54% Feb
2'4
Dec
1,400
12%
53 Vs
31
.
74%
12%
24
30
Dec .18
74
12%
53
Dec
34
74%
12%
!
53%
29% Dec
Apr
*74%
12%
12%
24%
Sun Oil
Aug 11
1865
74%
*12%
53%
$4.50 series A preferred
July 31
90
x74%
12%
24
Tool
26% Nov 13
14
74%
12%
3,300
'7,100
,
53%'
Mach
3
24
90
73%
13%
38%
__1
Corp
Corp__
3
6% Dec
67%
1
19% Jan
17
May
67%
_1
!
31% Mar
72
16%; 16%
23%
*20
27% Jan 29
27
19% Dec
16%
68
24%
Sun
25% Apr 23
10
Jan
d%
8
July 15
43% Jun
27% Nov 13
16%
07%
24%
Sund strand
27% July 24
30% Mar 19
18
Mar 20
74
69
;
Apr 24
2
20% Jan
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
30
13%
16 7'«
68%
,,
53%
Sunbeam
■
87% Nov 26
13%
16%
13
68%
5
5
15% Jan
75%
*67%
,
1
5
54% Aug
75
12%
-
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
4
27
14
68
common—
Co
Broadcasting
Studebaker-Packard
6% May 14
Dec
39% Feb
% v
16%
68
,_5
Webster-—
&
"Storer
9
21
7,000
'
_5
—
prior preference—
'Aug 14
15% Dec
42% Oct
.
Corp
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
8% Apr 11
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
2% Dec
13%
...
15
-
Stix Baer & Fuller Co_,
10% Jan
20% July 25
15% Jun 25
23
May
13%
'/
.54
-5
39% Aug 11
50
10% Dec
52%
67,200
♦67%
13%
16%.
16%
•
—1
1—
(J P) & CD Inc
Stevens
4
Jan
18% Mar
/
15% Dec 31
—5
—
L S——No par 'i
St&uffer Chemical Co
*10,.
(The )
Starrett Co
19% May 21
17
27% Dec
29% Jab
41% Apr
19
i 17%
"
57
23% July 15
25% Feb 15
13
16%
,?i
13%
13
17%
52%
.
28,700
23
Oct
22
13% Mar 20
21
56% July 22
Oct
36
Jail
16% Jan
19% Nov 21
15% Dec
12
Jan
12 % Jan
42
Jan
27%
23
23%
23
23
43 %
44
Tishraan;Realty & Construction—1
j Toledo Edison Co (The)—
5
43%
20%
44
21% AUg
1
15
July 10
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Trane Co (The) L———2
59%
60
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
2,600
t
60%
01% Aug
7
15
10
25
Bearing——No par
;
13
Transamerica Cprp_
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
39,400
23%
28%
*28
28%
28
28
14
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
14 V*
14%
36 %
36%
36%
54%
55:f'a
24%
24%
Aug
-v
Common—
$1.20 preferred——1—
"
Roller
Timken
7
Oil
Tidewater
7
Ex-distribution
21% May 15
23% Dec
30
50
9% Oct
14
23% Jan 21
37
4
July
26% Aug 13
9
20% Jan
10% Jan
World Airlines Inc37
Aug 11 % Tri-Coritinental Corp common
i.
$2.70 preferred
58
—
Apr
7
TruaX-Traer Coal Co common
24% Aug'12
Feb
34 % July
16
27% Jan
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
29
53
Jan
2
16% Dec
3d
31% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
41% Oct
3d
61
Jan
9
43% Feb
10
21% Dec
3d
37% Jun
20
23% Feb
20
29% Aug
26
Oct
21
2
Oct
22
50% Sep
30% Jun
17
Jan
3
50 % Aug
20
6
21% Jan
2
34
9% Dec
19
17
Jan
14
10% Jan
8
15% Jun
16
32% Dec
27
Jan
2
32% Jan
6
36
Jan
Preferred series: A
2% Oct
/.
21
50
45
*—5
4
(convj
;
37
55%
55%
24%
24%
24%
28%
;
Coach
Twin
17
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
2
12% Aug
7
30% Jun
18
13% Jan
13
22% Aug
6
TXL
10% Dec
30
16% Apr
29
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
Udylite
12% Dec
24
33% Jun
26
12-% Jan
2
Oil
8,700
20%
2,900
4,100
(
53%
28
28%
50%
28 %
*49%
32%
33%
12%
12%/
50%
33%
32%
33 %
12%
12%
12%
*36
40
*36
40
/
*36
34
■
12%
12%
40
<
6,100
•
18,800
53%
*49%
50
33%
900
24%
27 %
29
28%
*49%
54%
*50
53%
1
24.400
36ys
54%
24%
*50
400
14%
36%
23 %
54%
24^/8
-
27%
13%
36%
54%
*
52
50 %
27%
30%'
28%
*50
12%
40
3,400
44%
20%
*50
32%
*36
23%
x43 %
20%
33
12%
28%
'
3,100
50%
33%
12%
34,600
2,100
40
*36
11%
11%
11%;-
11%
12%
11%
11%
11'/a
13,600
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
22
22%
21%
21%
18,100
1
(The)—
11%
12%
—1
Co———
Corp
29
227a
45
20
*50
*50%
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
12'A Nov. 14
53%
*50
50
23
44%
*28
'
55%
36%
—1
Century Fox Film-
29,
24%
Electric Co common—1
conv pfd series of 1957—--50
5%
20th
Aug 14
20%
*55%
1
50
*1
22%
44% ;■ *
20%
23
36%
Tung-Sol
8
19% Dec
43
No par
Steel
U Ttfans
<49% July 23
20%
-——
Transue & Williams
3
14% AUg 13
2
20%
23%
44
20%
-■!:>
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
is y«
19
18%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
8 %
8%
2,500
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
108
108%
108%
9,700
34,400
31%
15,300
V
5% Dec
26% Oct
8% Apr
18
11
5% Jan
2
30% Mar 25
22
37% July 22
Nov
14
17
22
124% July 10
29% Mar 19
83 7/s Apr
24% Oct
27% Jan
2
86 % Nov
15
100% Jan
21
96% Jan
6
Dec
10
Jan
24
81% Feb
5
90
75
82
79% Jan
2
73 % Jan
7
85% Aug 11
Dec
16
23
89% Feb
40
Jun
5
40% Jan
24
Oct
21
31% Jan
68
Aug 20
78% Sep
7% Nov
64%
8
4
9% Mar
6
31
24% Nov 22
2
Apr
24% Jan
8
3
13
2
Apr
8
26% Ja.n
2
22
May 7
10% Jun '17
1
(The)
Corp
Union
Corp_No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co———5
Underwood
38% Aug
4
Union
Bag-Camp
110% AUg
8
Union
Carbide
Union
Elec Co
common
103% Jun
Apr
81
Mar 24
94
Apr
54% Jun
31% Aug
25
24
Jan
8
27
32% Jun
27
9
'
Preferred
Oil
$4
33% May 16
18% May
2
24% Feb
22
43% Jan
21 % Jan
2
31% Aug
United
69% Aug
United Aircraft Corp common
2
52% Jan
2
Air Lines Inc-—
48
Dec
19
101
Oct
14
152
Jan
14
111
Jan
31
143
Aug
4%
convertible
77
Oct
10
115
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
108
Aug
4%
(ser of 1956) conv
15
Dec
17
15% Jan
2
25% Oct
22
86
Aug 22
25% July 22
31% Dec 31
22,
Oct
38
Nov 26
28
6% Oct
37
Apr
15
100% Mar 12
Artists
United
Biscuit of
Corp
Jar
3
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
19
Jan
10
45
Jar
2
62% July 25
United
May 21
6% Jan
8
42% July 29
United-Carr Fastener
46% May 8
7% May 20
36
26% May
1
8% Mar 13
30
Aug
1
United
Electric Coal Cos
(Del)
39% Sep
13
32
Jan
2
45% Jun
3
35
18
34% Jan
3
37*2 May 20
39
1
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
33% Apr
29
Nov
75% Nov 12
Dec
80
Mar 27
27
48% Jan
8
JaD
69%
25% Oct
22
39% Jun
5
26 % JaD
2
35% Aug 11
20% Oct
22
2
38
Aug
8
U
16
34% July 16
69% Dec
4
21% Jan
51% Apr
65% Jan
14
93
Aug 14
U
12
159% Apr
3
147
For
Aug
8
footnotes
165
set
Dec
natre
24
171% May 22
&
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
7,500
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
6,100
19%
21%
20 "a
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,100
30%
30%
31%
30%
31 %
29%
30%
16,100
69%
66%
67%
65%
67%
65
66
29,000
145
135
143
105
104
104
8
%
x30
68%
*135
107
8%
150
*138
145
107%
*135
104%
107%
104%
24
23%
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
X31
31%
31%
31%
100 %
31%
31%
31
*97
*97%
100%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
60%
60%
59%
60%
59
59
41%
41%
41%
100
*41%
8%
42
*98
41%
23%
24%
31%
31
31 %
2,500
18,700
'
25%
*98
24%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
29%
*29%
29%
25%
58%
*41
3%
*29
3,900
99
*97
99
25%
*25%
25%
600
58%
X57%
58%
2,100
41%
41%
303
%
8%
9,300
29%
29 %
2,200
42
8%
29%
8
4,100
10
34%
34%'
34%
34%
34%
35
14,800
44%
44%
45
451%
44%
44%
45
45
*44%
Improvement Co—13 %
13
12%
13
12%
12%
13
13
13%
13%
1,800
12%
10 %
27,400
14%
11,341
12,100
Foundry
Co
.
.
Greenfield Corp—
-100
1
S Freight Co
No par
S Gypsum Co common——_4
7% pi eferred
100
4%#
U S
69%
150
108''2
preferred-
45%
600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%-
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1 %
1%
44%
44i/4.
43%
4 4'/a
44%
43%
43%
43%
35%
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
34%
130
35
*34%
34%
34%
43%
44%
43%
45%
43%
44%
43%
18,600
44%'
42
44%
86
85
—
Foreign Securities
29%.
10%
6%
2
90
21%
31%
190
31%
'
8%
32
*135
preferred
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
23
30% Sep
31%
*107%
10
United Industrial Corp—
—-2
United Merch & Mfrs Inc1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
25
30% Dec
30%
38,400
12,100
Corp
4
94,700
31%
34%
Gas
3
51%
30%
15%
Gas
IS Jan
49y8'
31%
49%
United
1% Jan
50%
30%
15%
United
31
48%
31%
34%
8
13 Dec
48!%
30%
48 y8
35
4
86
47%
15%
45% July 23
Feb 17
10% Aug 11
86
%
31%
35
34% Jan
15% Aug
1% Aug
83
48
49%
27 % Jan
2
*86
87
47%
15%
8
2
87%
*85%
48%
48%
19
5% Jan
*84%
'
34%
38% Feb
10% Jan
76%
49%
38% May
11% May 16
*76
*15%
17
9
2
77%
15%
23
11
*76
48%
33% Oct
6% Jan
76%
15%
25 % Dec
15% Jan
*76
49%
Fruit
30
77%
49%
United
~23
88
15
United Engineering &
49% Aug 11
Oct
*83
15%
15% July 28
34% Jan
5
88
49%
11% Jan
9
10% Dec
*83
2£%
11
United
88
15%
11
16 % Jan
47% Jan
Aug
30
99
*83
49%
5
5
35% Jan
24
30
'15
98%
No par
4
11% Dec
22% Jan
*96y8
29%
33% Dec
22% Dec
98%
99%
31%
88
31
1
Corp
31%
*98
*83
21%
—5
(Del)
United
32%
98%
86%
8%
No par
Carbon Co_
32%
98%
77%
31%
America—No par
No par
Corp——10
93
Apr
108%
31%
*76
30%
100
—*1
—
108%
107%
31%
109
31%
6,500
48
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton
15
100
30
18% Dec
44
29% May 14
United
24% Aug
preferred
pfd
99%
107%
7,700
85%
5
10
5
100
Union Twist Drill Co
18% Oct
31%
88
*76
series-
California
of
23
90% Jan
99%
*83
;—No par
25
Ufiion Pacific RR Co common
10
4% non-cum preferred-1
10
Union Tank Car Co
..No par
•
Union
20% Dec
4
31%
-10
series—:—No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
29
110
109
—No par
Preferred $4.50
23
84
Paper
?
36%
Corp—6%
Corp—
32% July 18
■
-
35
-
36%
89
*168
35%
37%
89%
170
44
*83
34%
36%
88%
168
85
*83
85
35
*34%
34%
37%
89%
168
36%
88 %
*168
37
44
*81%
84
*81%
34%
35
34 %
33%
34%
33%
92
90
93
90
170
168
168
*168
84
13,000
10
34%
2,900
34%
21,900
91%
8,500
17G
40
23
The Commercial
24
Financial Chronicle
and
...
Monday, August 13, 1958
(668)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Higlieat
Dec
31
30
Jan
8Vs Dec
23
17% Apr
NoV
8
37
Jun
45
47% Feb
83A Apr
7
9% Jun
4
183A Jan
2
26% Aug
8
66
82% Aug
15
63
Jan
2
68
Dec
4
24% Nov
4
36% Jun
13
Oct
21
Mar
49% Jan
4
Jan
24
156
25
12
30
Jan
7
82
94
Dec
38% Aug 14
3
463A Jan
2
51% Jan
13
136'A Jun
20
155% Jan
25
31
9% Oct
1
22
5% Oct
29
Aug
Aug 15
147
12
193A Jan
2
32% Jun
Jan
22
35% Jan
3
15% Feb
12% Aug
2
Jan
10
5
7
8
5% July
8
Jan
8
Dec
31
87
Jan
21
68% Jan
8
5% Dec
23
10
Apr
17
53A Jan
2
12% Dec
20
19
Jun
26
4% Jan
2
68
Nov
6
79
Jan
Oct
21
41
Jun
21
30% Oct
22
38
Apr
3
21
155
Feb
4
30% Jun
74% Jan 22
1
19% May
21
21
7
Jun
14
Jan
Class
3
Jun
12
Feb
29% Apr
10
24",h Jan
2
30% Aug
Dec
19
50% Jan
3
27 Va Jan
2
4% Dec
20
13% Jan
9
5 % Jan
2
36% July 31
9% Aug 15
5
13 % Jan
2
21% Aug 15
May 7
14% July 16
21 % Jan
2
28% Aug
7
12% July 17
6«
Aug 11
25
73
12% Dec
24
18
21
Dec
20
29
8% Nov
7
Sep
31
Dec
47
9
40
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
124
Oct
Aug 23
124
Oct
45
17
% Jan
Oct
30
84
12% Dec
31
76% Dec
30
Mar
233/4 Jan
11
'J7% Jun
21
3
8b
13
Jan
2
19
Jan
2
9.9
90
Mar 27
85
Apr
9
98
Mar
1
91
Peb
25
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
10'/a Oct
11
5/a
5%
5%
preferred
2
20
84 %
81%
*30 %
81%
6%
%
76
6%
15%
6%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2434
24%
2,500
37
37%
37%
383,8
38%
*37%
38%
500
*150
152
152
150
*19%
20 Va
.
34%
34%
33%
33%
33%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
19%
19%
*27%
28
*27 %
28
27%
27%
1,700
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
11 %
11%
4,800
67%
07%
68
67%
63%
67 %
67%
4,600
3,90C
12%
12
x0G7u
31%
24
July 29
*120 %
*120%
*120%
*120%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
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81%
*79%
81%
100
*79%
81%
*79%
81%
*79%
81%
com—No pur
17%
17%
17%
17%
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17%
17
88%
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88%
87
87
29%
29%
30
Co
88
107
*86
30
106%
t
88
29%
29%
29%
29%
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91%
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93%
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33%
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:
12%
39%
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93%
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90%
34%
34 Va
34%
33%
34%
12"%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
14%
13%
33%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
84
84
93%
93%
84
100
preferred
84%
94
93%
93%
*62%
.10
*87
13%
84
106%
90%
12%
93%
105
11,800
260
93%
*17%
100
20C
30%
89%
1
,
88%
29%
90%
12 %
84
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33%
34
92
=
93%
:hJ-4
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92
106%
2,80C
17
17
17
105%
89
89
91i'2
*91%
107%
*106
107
106
16
common
preferred
preferred
6'A%
.
*120%
*120%.
32
19%
*120%
*120%
*120%
*120%
Materials
6,900
19%
27%
69
33%
16.100
18%
12
*90%
6.100
9%
21 Va
27%
66 %
preferred-..-—100
34%
9%
20 >a
9 %
27%
19%
x27%
Works common—5
5.700
20
5
3 lr,ii
303a
33%
.,
20
10
noncumulative preferred—100
150
30'a
33' a
9%
90C
60%
*19
19%
61
35%
9
193{,
60%
19%
61
34%
'
60
154
*152
152
19%
(52
19%
*61
61
152
152
*151
20
Corp of America— —1
Industries Inc com_2.b^
convertible
Ai
24 %
37
Norman
div partic
5,601
76
37 %
30%
preferred
100
6%
'A
6
*75
76
*75
76
*75
25 Va
19%
1
preferred
1,700
15
15
6%
6%
340
';';/
7%
7
7
6%
*14%
15
30%
Vulcan
14
72% Feb
81%
81
30%
5%%
94 % Aug
2.00C
29%
5%
Jan
84
5%
37%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Oo com——8
$5 preferred
———100
$4.04 preferred—
—100
$4.20 preferred
__
100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common
10
6%
preferred
—
10
1
3
5%
6%
—
13
5%
30%
6%
Jan
74
5%
30%
3%%
8
18% Aug
900
5%
30'a
Va-Carolina Chemical
12% Mar 4
14% Mar 31
2
93A Jan
14 Va Jan
12%
25
—100
Co Inc-
130
*12%
00%
conv
14.40C
12na
'
76
*75
37
37
12%
*14%
6
23%
36 5 a
37
12%
81
6%
x(5
26%
25% /
3,400
;
5%
81%
*75
6%
%
6
143
12%
15
*13
15
*13
com_No par
—-
6-%
6%
6%
100
1
8P
81
81
No par
1
14
common—30o
Corp
Victor Chemical
95
May 13
34% Aug 14
7
Jan
11
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
3
Jan
99% Apr
90% July 15
24 Va Apr
37% July 11
12'A May 24
29
14
12%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
2.50
May 20
113
90% July 1
105% Aug 14
20
10% Dec
12%
Vick Chemical Co
31% May 20
May 28
19
12%
1,406
89,100
71%
70%
37
*36 %
29%
$2.28
Mar 21
8
12
*12%
V 26%
26%
4,400
147
148%
148 Va
00%
Van Raalte
Mar 13
79
83
24% Dec
May
26 Va Jan
8
Feb
1
26%
26%
37
preferred
Vanadium
8
8
May 22
111
78% Jun
32% Aug
147%
1,700
54%
51 'A
29
71%
71
71 %
149
.—100
Van
7
Apr 22
28
21% Oct
2
77% Feb
6
25% Jan
124
148%
Vicks Shreve <fc Pacific Ry com—100
33% July 16
71
70%
148%
61
5'/o
22
71%
26%
preferred
4%%
21
23% Oct
70%
29%
3438
*50%
Utah Power & Light Co—-.12 80
25
123
Apr
71
71 %
37
preferred
2nd
B
50%
70
*
14
Oct
50%
51
27
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
24
1
65% Nov 22
22
29%
34%
51
37
Universal Leaf Tobacco
8%
34%
51%
Inc common
$3.50 convertible
17
*29 'A
34%
26%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
155% July 11
22% Mar 6
18% May 12
58% May 14
18% Dec 31
147%
1,060
*36%
preferred
Wallpaper
United Whelan
1
26% Aug
convertible
$6
United
60
21.500
50%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
10
Jan
40% Jun
32 3a Feb
142
1
•
38%
147%
No par
Corp
v/:1;.''
91%
91%
33*8
51
148%
17,8GC
,.■■■ 30
75%
*74
/
146%
56 n «
MY3;
/%
33 %
preferred—25
Co common
noncumulative
94
147%
29%
United Stockyards
6% July 11
77% Jan 24
6
4% Jan
1%
86% Mar 12
7% Jan 23
15% Jan 28
July 21
13
0% May 15
75
135
7%
75
38%
34
U 3 Tobacco
38% May 16
38%
33%
74
147%
35
—16%
preferred—=,,—————100
37%
37%
*92
38%
30
Corp common
590
147%
29%
34
50
12,500
82 Va
37%
29%
—
2534
82%
147%
147%
preferred——
U S Steel
16
25% Dec
36
Shoe
25 %
38%
37%
>
293 4
72% July 31
158% Jun 12
24
38%
92
92
.
'
■•i
82 %
*
92
36
53% July 29
61% Jan
*90
5,000
9%
25%
37%
75%
*74
74%
147%
U S Smelting
73% Jan
•
92
38
37%
38
37
*74
92
82
29%
U S
Aug
30
74
IOC
29%
12,600
25%
25%
81%
35%
Aug 12
37
7%
81
37%
45%
*81%
25%
146%
30
2
19
1
80:%
30C
12 Va
*9
9%
*9
/
9%
29%
*
29%
29%
29%
9'A
*9
1st preferred—-100
154
2
4
81
74
29%
15.90C
38
9»4
.
=15%
*43
45 Va
*43
25%
25%
35%
9%
13%
38
37%
.9%
81%
26%
25;%
37%
9%
9%
*9
9%
*9
10
—
37%
9%
Corp --———;
—1
Ref & Min com—50
non-cum
14
253/4 Jan
Dec
Mar
8%
22
Jan
Apr
21% Jan
140
22% July 15
11
64% Jan
48 % Dec
17
6
38% Aug 14
3
44
Mar
92
preferred
%%
S
37 %
13%
1334
30
x29%
301A
30
Pipe & Foundry Co
5
U S Playing Card Co
AO
U S Plywood Corp common..
..1
3%% preferred series A——100
3%% preferred series B_„
100
U S Rubber Co common—___.
5
U
80'A Mar 14
31% Apr
Aug 26
12
30
4
17
5
preferred series A—.—50
Co common
1
13%
44
44
45
13%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Shares
13%
39
*37
39
*43 3 a
U S Lines
6
30
26% Mar
Dec
Jun
2
Jan
12
73 % Jun
4
30% Dec
17% Feb
4%%
30% May
27% Jan
25
16
3
23
23
135
10% Jan
2
23
79
a
*27%
5%
the Weak
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
Friday
Aug. 15
13%
13%
13%
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. VI
Aug. J.I
class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common—,—1
10
Jan
Aug
87
39%Jun
39
% Dec
69
7
Par
:
13%
Hoffman Mach
S
Sales far
rRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
common„82%c
U
5
237/a Jan
12
17
8
Jan
25
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
22 & Dec
13% Aug
8% Jan
22
a
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
*
6'/s Jan
7
7
17% Jan
5% Oct 22
24
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
14
87
~EG
7.200
2.00C
ll3,70C
,
'400
17%
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84%
33%
84
93%
94%
93%
93%
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17%
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290
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W
60
Oct
22
77
24
60 % May
20
32
Dec
30
50'A May 15
333/4 Jan
2
12% Jan
8
14
12% Oct
22
14
Aug
0
27% Dec
31
31
Aug
8
13%
Oct~22
11% Dec
30
27% Jan
18% May*29
16% July 12
95 Va J an 24
80
Oct
28
8
Oct
22
16% Jan
30
28% Jan
14
84
Jan
95
8
Jan
13
34 Va Jan
2
17
2
56
24% Dec
30
34% May 24
25
19% Dec
30
14
14
48% Jan
1% Nov 21
Aug
West
15% Dec
23
23% Oct
21
90
973A Jan
2
Jan
3
Mar
4
94
Jan
28
87
93
Feb
18
87
47% Jan
11
17% Oct
22
14% Jun
24
88
Aug 12
48% Dec
23
62
31
Dec
104 % Mar 20
21
2
31% Feb
11
92% Nov 11
44% Aug 15
May 6
23% Feb 17
95% May 28
48 Va Jan 13
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
63
Jan
18% Aug,
100
11
67% Sep
19
42
Va Jan
20% Jan
4
15
Jan
17% Jan
2
52% Feb
12
33% May 14
68% July 8
55% Jun
24
79% Aug
19
92
83
Mar 25
Aug
•
2
24
69% Jan
2
82% Nov 13
96% Jan
9
83% Jan
6
15% Dec
16% Feb
21
0
26% Mar 22
68% Jan
8
56
Jan
21
24% Oct
25
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
34% Oct
21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
40% JaD
2
2
90
Dec
Dec
10
4% Dec 23
20% Oct
22
20
Oct
24
27
Nov 12
13
May 17
68
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
Nov
12
18% Feb
8
28% Oct
10
91% Jan
4% Jan
14
23% Mar
3
Feb
18
32% Jun
13
30
Jan
13
16% July
8
81
3
5-% Jan
30
Jan
Jar
2
19% Jan
9
71
17
34
131
Mar 19
20
22% Feb
Dec
30
35
35% Dec
20
45% Jan
45 % Nov 20
July
37
2
29-/4
21 V« J at
75
22
88% Jan
3
78% Jan
2
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
2
34% July
9
2
2
10% Dec 31
30
2334 Apr 16
25 Va Feb 29
68% Jan
16
May 27
asked
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y
prices:
Ex-rights,
no
z
2
Apr
67% Feb
*
sales
3:,4
3
3-{a
81,500
1*33%
33%
32%
3234
300
48
47%
47 Va
110
59
400
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34%
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34%
34
34
50
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48
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47
47
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
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2.50
com
Co
Coal
4
5
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Lines
Inc-
1
Co
.—5
com
preferred
100
6%
Co
28
97% Aug
8
day.
tin
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96
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96
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96
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35
91
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22
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56
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23%
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24
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25%
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26%
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26
20,300
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33,600
10
25
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61
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100
100
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60
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97
97
98
98
1
6%
20
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common
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97
99
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100
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33
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61
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61%
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113
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45%
45%
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-
45
1.0
25
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34
45
500
20C
42%
43%
1,300
2434
No par
24%
24%
25%
37,400
Nc par
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32%
82
*80%
82
*801/4
83
♦79
83 %
30C
10
13%
13%
*13%
13%
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14
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13%
"13%
13%
10c
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
700
1
common
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
5,300
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
36 Va
31300
126%
♦125
126%
;
Inc
Inc
Power
100
36%
37
125
%
82
*125
24%
36%
126
24%
24%
24%
24%
29%
29%
29
29 %
47%
61
10
100
*93
No par
83
common
series
7%
5
Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
47V2
60%
61 Va:
91 %
92%
83%
83
84
7%
8
28%
34%
28%
29%
5
35
7%
29%
24 7 s
6
♦125
23%
X29
47%
60%
*91
83'2
25%
126%
30
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
29
28%
28%
28
28%
2,GOO
2,40.0
47%
10,100
47%
60%
92
84
47%
29%
*125
47%
47%
59%
59%
5974
92
59%
91
91
3,700
!
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b4
84
7%
7%
28%
ioe
7%
2933
29
x84%
7%
29%
110
85%
2,100
7%
1,400
29%
19,800
343;t
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3 * i/2
1.310
102 %
101%
1023a
101%
102%
101%
102%
18,10C
No paT
102%
103%
XIOIV2
No par
18%
18%
I8V2
18%
183a
18%
18 Va
18 •' a
18%
183S
3.70G
96
96%
95%
96%
95%
96%
95
96
94
95
6,9C0
1
Zenith Radio Corp
has
47%
47%
61%
94
10
Mfg Co
petition
10
10
Co
Corp
125
24
10
Corp
Co
(F W)
36%
10
Co com
Service
Young Spring &
or
96
*89
5
Iron
receivership
*94
23%
-
Co
Towne
290
19%
20
55%
preferred
Woodward
&
15,100
100
Public
Yale
31%
100%
19%
23%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
29% Aug 11
31%
100 %
20
preferred 4%%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
35 % Aug 12
103% Aug 11
31%
101%
(The S S)
5
8% Aug
31%
101%
20%
80
9
88% Jun
3,400
32
102
20%
31%
56%
preferred
Woolworth
19%
31%
*100%
20%
101
101
23%
common
Industries
Worthington
100%
*58%
581/2
101
preferred
Prior
5
31 %
31%
53%
50%
Co
Elec
20%
20%
*47%
2.50
preferred
Wisconsin
20%
31%
58%
No par
convertible
Oil
•
No par
common
Wisconsin
4
Jun
100
preferred
$4.25
49% July 29
61% July 22
97
com—No par
RR
Wilson & Co Inc
16
this
Ry
2nd preferred.
Sewing Machine
preference
Wilson-Jones
19% Jan
Ex-distribution.
Maryland
'A %
$3
9
on
%
2%
Corp—
convertible
Wilcox
Mar 25
2
35% Jan
3%
Motor
5
Jun 27
2
123% Jan
3%
Dental Mfg
Prior
25% July 16
27
6
2'A
2%
Winn-Dixie Stores
135
45% Feb
19
8C0
2
White
White
900
23%
8
39% Aug
2
36% Jan
22
33
*23
Windsor
7
80 % JaD
23% Nov
32%
23%
2
9
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
60% Dec
33 %
23%
Jun
Jan
8
10
25% Oct
33
22%
13
31% Jan
10
4% Dec 27
5,50'"
33%
22%
Feb
20% Jan
78% Dec
Oct
40%
33%
23 %
6
8
124
0
2.100
No par
40%
23
15
2
26 Va Jan
May 13
Aug
9
18% Nov 14
116
4474
40%
33%
White
5
25% Aug 14
85% July 10
JaD
4
9.500
44
40 %
23%
Auto Supply
4%,%
46% Aug
12% July 31
5% Jan 21
29% Dec 31
09%
45 Va
%
33 %
Power
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
25% July 1
37
Feb 13
6
62% Jun
7
Jan
Aug 13
7% Jun 30
2
29% Jan
75
63%
45%
40
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
46% July 31
94% Aug
4
24% Aug
8
7
13% Jan
47
69%
45%
3.80%
99
55
30
69 %
40''4
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
61% July 24
48% July 14
50% Aug
1
33% Dec
125
3,800
08%
Westinghouse Electric conimon_12%
May
33% Apr
119
3,40C
45%
Union
4
974
20%
40 3 „
1
noncum
20%
45 %
Pacific
129% Feb
July 22
68%
90
934
20%
10
69%
Western
4
20 Va
45%
Western
92% Apr 21
8
97 a
20 %
9V4
89
69
65% Feb
2
30
9%
20
12%
*87
40
Western
4%
1G.40C
..
12%
89
33%
Air
4.80%
7,50';
127'a
12%
89
*22%
Western
6
137a
12%
88
5
1
Western
10
'
70
56% Aug
4
24% Aug 15
26% Aug 14
2
22
17% Dec
Feb
13%
13%
12%
88
88
40%
67% July 25
76
July 24
3
14% Oct
9
2,900
45%
100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred 6eries C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4% %
preferred
100
103
4
19% May 13
14 Va Jan
2
98
Jun
2.700
30 3 4
5
Indies Sugar
Kentucky
37%
3074
40%
preferred—
West Penn
37%
31
45%
West Penn Electric Co
105
28
963A Mar
25% July 31
16% July 30
41% Dec
128
West
32% July 16
May 20
99% Jun 11
95
Oct
4
15 Va Jan
253A Jan
13
5
Mar 20
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
32
Jun
4
28'A Jun
105
80C
37%
13 Va
a
69%
Stamped
4
39% Jan
4
NOV
Mar
12%
137
Co
Oil & Snowdrift
65
12%
88
Yd
137»
No par
Corp
8
12%
13
13
13
13
13
89
*86
43
/.-I
33 'A
Wesson
523A Apr
3074
66
Mills
Knitting
4.80%
37
31
Pharmaceutical —1
Welbilt
1
49'A July 28
37%
*30%
97a
35% Aug
3
15
X37%
20%
Wayne
:10
38%
31
9%
Waukesha Motor
Jan
13%
197 a
33% July 31
13A Jan
44%
13%
9%
24% July 10
3% Aug 14
44% Jan
23
23
437a
14
20%
7
Jan
63%
437'a
137a
9%
2
19 % Mar
26% May 3
3% May 15
34% Jan 29
100
1
lnc_
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
46% Aug
5
41% May 19
12%
12%
1
Corp
Warner-Lambert
8
2.50
*62%
43%
13%
20'A
Ward
Warner Bros Pictures
34 3A Jan
31%
*62%
44
44
*13%
5
7
8
38% Mar 28
38
30%
preferred
Industries
10% Aug
68% July 16
38
No par
:
21% July
70% Aug
12
42
25
—
common
8
22
22 % Oct
6%
30
22
36% Jan
Apr
Co
Ward Baking Co
Apr
Oct
42% Feb
4
Mar 21
16 Va Jan
30% Oct
30
Walworth
6
13
G & W
*6 2 7
66
38
14
30%
44
13%
100
System
Walgreen
Co
Walker (Hiram)
16% Feb
11% July 17
3
Waldorf
31% Aug 11
11% Jan
2
16% Dec
15
66
43%
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Aug
5
38% Jun 30
2
253A Jan
4
15
No par
10
Wabash RR 4% %
44% July 31
Jan
been
filed
for
the
company's
reorganization,
a
Deferred
delivery,
r
Cash sale.
wdWPen
distributed.
.
Number 5769
Volume 138
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record
(669)
New York Stock
««
FRI DAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
headed
Figures alter
WEEKLY
-
Period" Indicate In each
"Interest
decimal
point represent one
or
the month when the
case
32nds
more
of
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Oct 1 1989
3'%s
Nov
15
-Feb
15
3VtS
June 15
97:!a Aug 15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
97:,a Aug 15
17.16 July
87.16 July
8
MaTH
£8.10
97.8
Mar 28
97.8
93.9
94
Jan
29
Jan
94
29
Mar 28
93.9
7
Nov
Feb~II
92.24
Nov
Thursday
Friday
Aug. 14
Low
High
103.16
*104.8
104.16
*104.10
104.18
*104
104.8
*103.12
103.24
102.16
*102.8
102.16
*102.12
102.20
*102.2
102.8
*101.28
102.4
95.28
*97.4
97.12
*16.24
*9520
97
*96.4
96.12
*95.16
94.10
*94.26
95.2
*94.20
94.28
*94
94.8
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*9-3.28
94.4
*93.22
93.30
*93
93.8
*92.16
92.24
*98.16
98.24
97.12
97.12
15 1964
*98.12
98.20
*99.10
99.18
*99.10
99.18
*99
99.8
*97 16
97.24
*98.12
98.20
*98.12
98.20
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98.8
*89.24
90.8
*91.12
91.20
*9-1.12
91.20
*91
91.8
2%s~
Sept 15 1961
*102
Feb 15 1965
Dec 15 1958
94.14
*95
95.8
*96.18
96.22
*97.10
97.14
92.30
*93.16
93.24
*100.6
100.8
*100.4
95.20
100.6
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—
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98.16
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98.12
*94.20
94.28
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94.28
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97
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96.24
93.22
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93.12
*92.20
92.28
-
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91.8
*92.10
92.18
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92.8
: *91.28
92.20
*92.6
92.14
*91.28
92.4
*91.20
92.2
*91.24,
92
*91.14
91.22
*91.4
91.12
*90.28
15
1966-1971
*90.26
90.28
*91.14
91.22
15
1967-1972
*90.20
90.28
*91.12
91.20
*91.10
*90.8
90.16
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91.8
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90.26
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91.18
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92.4
91.20
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91.10
91.18
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91.12
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91.2
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90.24
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91.10
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91
91.16
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100.3
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100.2
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100.2
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100.2
*100.1
100.2
*100.1
100.2
*100.1
100.2
*100
100.1
—
*100
Treasury 2 'As
Dec 15
*97.6
*97.14
97.18
*97.10
97.14
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97
97.10
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97.18
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97.14
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97.6
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97
*99
15 1960
97.10
*97.6
1959-1962
Nov
99.4
*99.8
99.12
*99.4
99.8
*98.26
*97.2
98.30
*98.16
99
97.6
for
Reconstruction
£6.24
Aug 15
104.24 Feb
Feb
24
29
Nov
105.16
101.24
Feb
6
103.8
99
4
Apr
23
105.16
Feb
&
Development
101.24 Feb
103.8
Apr 23
*102
103
*102
103
*i02
103
*102
103
*102
103
Jan
1977
*101
102
*101
102
*101.16
102.16
*101.16
102.16
*101.16
102.16
4
6
1980
4'2s
24
May 1 1978
*97
98
*97
98
*97
88
*97
98
*97
Jan 15 1979
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
1968
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
Oct 1 1958
*100
'As—
4'As
3:As
;—May
1i3%s
£6.16
25
Apr
25
96.16 Apr
98.16 July
22~
Jun~2
99.8
Sep 25
July 5
90.30
Mar
92
Feb
14
E3.16
Nov 29
90
Feb
4
91
5
July
92.16
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—Aug 15, 1966
2%s
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Aug. 15
High
Low
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1978-1983
Feb
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7
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Dec
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.Dec
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—Feb
—
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..Feb 15 1961
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York
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2%
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for
WEEK ENDED
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august 15
Sold
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
High
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Stnoe
City
1S80.
Stock Exchange dealings.
Friday
Friday's
New
York
Period
Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
(continued)—
3%s series No. 10——
3%s series No. 11.
3%s series No. 12—
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—June-Dec
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—
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—
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118
—
98
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118
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s
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141 '/a
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June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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...Aprll-Oct
*__
88%
89
92'A
A 6s
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Chilean
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3%s series No.
3
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4
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5
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7
33As series No,
-
33As series No.
For footnotes
June-Dec
99
98%
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June-Dec
page 29.
74%
__
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1962
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1961
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4%s debt adjustment 1970
—fan"J}*lZ
1927 Jan
39%
38%
40
60%
1970—April-Oct
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May-Nou
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
April-Oct
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June-Dec
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dollar bonds
1947
SASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
§ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
9 A Costa Rica
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77%
80%
38%
„
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80
80
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—
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80
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59
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102
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48
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reduced to
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s f dollar bonds Jan 1
1976—Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
2
99
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4
95
99
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95
99%
99
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100
97
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1961
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June-Dec
—
90
44'A
50
*77%
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5%
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3%s series No.
1—
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3%s series No., 2
June-Dec
6%s 1957
1957
3s ext sinking fund
April-Oct
1993
assented
A Guaranteed
98%
141%
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1978
1926 due 1957
A 6s
106%
163
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assented
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101%
102%
163
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$
A6%s assented 1961
99%
11
33
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98
101
101
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:—
1941
99%
99 %
105% 106
-
106
fund
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_
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June-Dec
April-Oct
1958
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lABrazil (U S of) external 8s
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April-Oct
1963
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7
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*47
in
April-Oct
May-Nov
„May-Nov
—June-Dec
94'A
2
15
93
87
94%
*86%
1962
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48
90%
45%
92%
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assented
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99%
105%
105
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100%
99%
44
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92
1961—Jan-July
Sept 1961
96%
92%
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f
97%
96
92
April-Oct
—
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97%
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Mar-Sept
1980
1960_—
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June-Dec
due
1
A6s
AExternal sinking fund
'•
96%
June-Dec
15-year 5s 1972
Austrian Government—
87
—
453:,
2%s 1975
——
—
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May-JVou
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—ApriZ-Oct
95%
—
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Mar-Sept
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(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
96% "
; Feb-Aug
—
90
90
98
45%
Canada
96%
96%
June-Dec
—
96%
.June-Dec
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4%s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
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—
—June-Bee
1962
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1966.—
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^._
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20-year
1
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1957_April-Oct
1957_April-Oct
30-year 3sis f $ bonds 1978—.
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20-year 3%s 1967
O^
99
104%
90%
99
96%
—June-Dec
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98
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96
95
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.—June-Dec
99%
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97
—
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:—
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__
.—June-Dec
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1-1693
98
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98
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.—June-Dec
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(Dept) collateral 7s A 1945..Jan-July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945..Jan-July
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§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945._Jan-July
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96%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 20__
Exchange
(City
97%
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3%s series No. 25
Stock
99
95
96
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93
98
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Broadway, New York
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96
June-Dec
.—June-Dec
16
3%s series No. 19
Wertheim & Co.
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97
96
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June-Dec
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sec
Range Since
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3%s series No.
AExternal
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—June-Dec
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Brazil
...
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Friday's
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been admitted to
IIThis Issue has not as yet
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Last
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*99.16
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98
98
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Jan -July
—May-Nov
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—
—
::
25
The Commercial
26
Financial Chronicle..
and
.
(670)
Monday, August
18
195#
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Stock Exchange
York
Rew
Period
FOR
Last
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
—April-Ocf
,April-Ocf
105%.
105
105%
85%
86%
25
95
105%
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7
76
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20
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.
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bonds
104
17
80%
74
1
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91%
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■/__
June-Dec
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—April-Oct
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—June-Dec
5'As loan 1930 due 1965———
§A7s
141
Tokyo Electric
151
gold
151
151
§
German Govt International
6s
6s
145
143
128
6
145
&
23%
.-May-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
——
;
1946
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-
22%
*180%
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24%
56
23%
104
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104
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Jan-July
1954
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—
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—
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—
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19
—
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——
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1958
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1959
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109
111%
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91%
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consol
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3'As
debs
Corp
68
39 %
12
31'A
41%
:
3s debentures
1976——
1965
95
89
85'A
98%
101%
99%
17
95%
95 %
1
116%
200
110
246
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119%
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102
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92
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94
97
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99
57
76
94
88
14
82
105%
105%
93 %
98
100
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93%
86%
88
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n
94
94
87%
89%
June-Dec
—June-Dec
-Feb-Aug
.May-Noo
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
92
85'A
847i.
116'A
(perpetual)-^—Jan-July
—Jan-July
1978—
——
66
98%
—June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
63
85 y2
1960——April-Oct
1982
Jan-July
Caterpillar Traetor 4'As debs 1977_—
debentures
55
49
*92%
;
debentures
65
2
37
62
.
3
95%
'
92 ya
38%
39
3'As 1974—
May-Noa
consol gtd 5s A 1962—April-Oct
Ry—
09 'A
67%
65
2
5s gtd
1976
—
*
62
*63
66'
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i981
1
88 '/4
95
111'/a
——Jan -July
3s
87
89'A
109
Co—
first
3
u
135% 138%
May-Nov
—
1971
Capital Airlines Inc 4'As conv 1976
'Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Celanese
95 %
109',4
Oregon Power
Southern
(J
80'A
89%
135%
Jan-July
:
income
Power
88
86'A
67'A
Ja n-July
Mar-Sept
__
1973
conv
8
92 7
first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Bush Terminal Buildings
90%
88
AC
mortgage 3s 1980—
mtge 4%s-1983
Canadian
67
—
89%
89%
Jan-July
_May-Nov
1_Jan-July
1967
_Mar-Sepf
1961
April-Oct
I960
Ja n-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970-May-jVou
Bristol-Myers Co- 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
First
*79
—•
May-fso\
1981—
(The) Co 2%s debs
& Maine RR—
Boston
92%
*85'A
Jan-July
J an-July
Steel Corp—
conv
4%s
3'As
63 %
adjustment—
3'As
1st
70
88 'A
89
—Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1961 May-Nov
1977
2%'s
Loan
84
77%
__
—Jan-July
4%s deb series B 1978
Case
—
—
65 Ve
69%
-
1989—:
Z
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
*189
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95%
61%
119
-..Jan-July
f 4s
Industrial
"Bethlehem
4%
*i
80
100
99 %
92%
69
78%
—Feb-Atty
2010—
1
56%
95
92 7 o
-
I
99%
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1963—May-Noy
City Electric (is 1S55
s f debentures 1951-
Berlin Power
Canada
*—
it
98
96
*64'A
April-Ocf
f 3%s 1990—2
1993
s
Finance
8A6%s
A5s
11
90'A
99%
79%
A 1964
4%s
Electric
3s
ref
California
iu>
91%
99%
Feb-Aug
—
141
101%
95 %
June-Dec
:
95
94
_June-Dec.
April-Oct
_Quar-Ja?i
—May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
85%
121
June-Den
June-Dec
9612
102%
1995
deb
1977
Buffalo Niagara Elec
*91
100%
95
Consol
92
*95
87%
165
Consol .mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
55
—
94
74
9V
82
54
60 7 is
33
/
95
69
51
■
June-Dec
June-Dec
94
.
95%
49
—
88
RR—
<fc
M
ref
| A Berlin
57%
68 %
52
60%
87%
82
87
First mortgage- 4%s series JJ
First mortgage 4s series RR
*54
81 %
1
85%
1
84'
f;7
78
7
92%
75
88%
debs series A 2010
ref
&
4%s
Mav-rrnv
94
Feb-Aug
'4%s deb series A 1978—
—
88%
83 %
J 9
£7%
62
__
3
i.
77
87
;
Ohio
conv
Beneficial
—
69
8-i'
0ti%
4s 19G0
debs 1977-
1977
Line
1st
97 'A
66
123%
April-Ocf
88%
%
79
82
mtge 3%s ser A 1970_—
Feb-Aug
mtge 4s ser B 1980—.
—.__Mar-Sept
mtge 4%s ser C 1995. ———April-Oct
Baltimore
110
37%
"•
=
80
May-Nov
Mar-Sep
1995
&
cons
cons
4%s
53%
51%
56
—
8ee page 29.
109%
81%
June-Dec
1976
debs
Coast
Baltimore
1st
1962 ——May-Nov
ASllesla
7
60
17%
11
—
(interest
Sblnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
|A6%S 1st mtge s f 1952
77
—
16
14'A
14
jan-July
Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom)—
A8s secured external 1962
A 7s series B
secured external
83
—Jane-Dec
mortgage 4s ser A 1980_^
Mar-Sept
Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972
Jan-July
General mtge 3-%s series D 1980—.
Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966— Jan-July'
3%s
debentures
1979—r
Jan-July *
4%s conv subord debs 1987__
—Feb-Any
82%
(interest
Serbs
78%
79
Gen
81
"
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
'educed to 2%) 2012
84'/2
71
1962_Apn!-Oct
April-Oct
3s
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
:2
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
47%
A
1968
79
140
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
100%
16'A
14
~~
water loan 1956—,
Mar Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
Jan-July
external
9.9
77 6.
87
Corp
sub
Investment
debentures
Borden
—May-TVou
IA7s external
101%
32%
Jan-July
—
4s
inc
subord
74
*50
May-wot
to
96
76
79
_______
3%s
gold
5s
5%s
Brown
6s
Co
5%s
75%
,.
*90
a
&
4%s
Bceing
Mav-Nor
stamped pursuant
90 »A
14
93
,_Feb-Aug
1977—
Inc
first
Arbor
101%
May-Nov
(State of;—
108%
April-Oct
debentures
Co
debentures
Armour
181
74
*82
June-Doe
(interest
-
103%
81
Jan-July
1969
197
42%
"69
A6%s extl secured sinking fund
1957—_May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
Paulo
3'As
102
A
1952—""iS-Oct
A«,/redU(;1d t0 2>375% 2001-
99%
104
81 %
61 %
Feb-Aug
1985___
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
;
May-Nou
(Interest
Paulo
(City)
8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
11
15
101%
96
'
*80%
*—
1966
A
£S,uce? t0 2'25'"> 2004
JARome (City of) 6%s
debentures
A6%s
—April-Oct
1968
June-Dec
1967
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
lASao
3s
Debt
April-Oct
(interest
A
1999
99%
121%. 124%
1990
Tobacco
Beneficial
April-Ocf
_Feb-Awy
A
94
106%
95%
"96%.
Mar-Sept
1973
debs
conv
1
1984
1983—
debentures
...
„_Feb-Aug
(interest
internal sinking fund
gold
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
2012—June-Dec
loan
fA
176'
8
*80 Cu
(State of)—
loan of 1921 1946
to 2.5 %)
external
97
Apra-Oef
(interest
i
90
60
114% 117
1
4%s convertible income Feb
1946
A 6s
Sao
96
3
....
.
*51% ■:—.'•'■
Sul
external
debentures
1st
2006——Jan-July
A
101'A
93
115
1971—
debentures
1st
8s
Stamped pursuant to Pian
reduced
100'A
.
1973_May-Nov
pursuant to Plan
reduced .to 2%)
2012—
7s
195 'A
80.
14%
6%s ('26 loan; '51_Mar-Sepf
loan) 1952
April-Oct
Stamped
Grande
85
85
84
*12%
('27
(City ol)
98'A
104'..
104
*90
64
101
133
103%
April-Out.
^
:
1973
debentures
4JAs
~
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
lAExternal secured 6%s 1953—1
A78
45
100%
Nyasaland—
(Federation
lARlo de
to
State)
gold
debentures
debentures
1st
A
1975
1986
3%s
48%
3
*13
.
.
stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
99%
i
June-Dec
100%
48%
*78%
*12%
(interest
—'
*78%
_
*14%
I APrussia
107.
61
95%
97%
121 %
1987——
■
—Jan-July
I960
100':.
95%
—
1950—_j<m-July
2001—
100
96
92%
Jan-July
debentures
100%
,
100%
67
lAExternal sinking
(interest reduced to 2.375%)
95
67
...Feb-Aug
2%s
98'A
96
100
::
—April-Oct
Plan
97
April-Oct.
99%
.....
*12%
to
1981
1977—
1982
3
92
95
100%
V*.
I960—June-Dec
8s
2
2
_
63%
163% 105
Jan-June
debentures
99;»i.
101% 101%
1961—April-Oct
gold 6s 1940—i
April-Oct
fund gold
97
38
99
107
%
99
9;%
86
94%
83
Co—
2%s
Ann
series
A4%s assented 1963
Porto Alegre (City of)—
8s 1961 stamped pursuant
debs
63
95%
Mar-Sept
1987
Foundry
debs
99
4
63%
April-Oct
21
.
2nd
6s
6s
1988-.
99
3
92%
106
106%
104'%
debentures
10
100% 100%
*83
%
'
April-Oct
|A8s
43
—
100% 100%
1947—April-Oct
Rio
45
*100 'it 100%
A4%s assented 1958
lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s
A4'As assented 1968
*A6s
42%
92% 100
June-Dec
1947
debs
93
95%
98
93%
92
f debs 1964—May-Nov
s
93
'
■93%
92
June-Dec
debentures
5s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
freduced to 2.125%)
2008—___Mar-Sepf
APeru (Republic, of)
external 7s 1959
Mar-Sept
7'As
132
-
46
*42%
*172
1973—;
of)
Sc
conv
subord
4%s
■4.2%
May-Nov
—May-ftJnv
1968
13
101
86
May-Nov
April-Oct
2%s
'
2%s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1958
to
1970
1966
132
19%
*175
1953 extended to 1963
A5
3%s
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
1980
Associates
fA6s extl loan
15
9%
93%
98%
98
90%
2%,s
~
—
■
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1972
3%s
debentures
3%s
sinking fund external loan 1963
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—Jirne-Dec
|ANuremberg(City of) 6s 1952—
Feb-Aug
4'As
1
*63
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
subord
conv
Ltd
debentures
Corp 3%s
Machine
American
4s
Oslo
21%
*20
w
Mar-Sept
(interest
Mar-Sept
4'As s-f extl loan new 1965
'
5s
(Kingdom of)—•
External
5J/ss
18%
1959
fund
85%
'■
■•
-June-Dec
1982
1980
3s
Co
junior
2%s
April-Oct
sink
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llorway
Can
3%s
6'As
Plan A
to
Canada
of
Bosch
4%s
18%
17'A
.
2.125%) 2008
to
extl
17%
5
1958—..Mar-Sept
(interest
——Mar-Sept
pursuant
reduced
1
18%
1963_Jan-July
ir_.
6%s 1952
(State) —
95
American
—_
(City of)
ASecuroci
18%
;
agree't)
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Mlnas Geraes
18%
18%
Jan-July
(1942
Co
Airlines
American
to 1922
.
A6s
85%
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
1970
1983
f debentures
s
4.80s
l963_Jan-July
;•
10
93%
Mar-Sept
1975 __April-Oct
debs
debentures
debentures
f
American &
18%
agree't)
(assented
s
American
14%
agree¬
ASmall
iATreasury 6s of 1913
agreement) 1933
5A|Small
13 '
10
May-lVotH
Jan-July
1979——
sinking fund
American
1968_Jaii-JaZy
89
95
96
11
3
•
86%
85
...
—
*182
AND
mtge 3%s 1972
subord
conv
f debentures
s
4%s
Jan-July
assented
4%s
Americal
'
new
Inc
Aluminum
18%
18%
June-Dec
1945
A4s
1st
3%s
agree't;
—:
assented
new
|A4s
^assented
1904
Co
Power
4%s
(1942 agree't)
78
88
_1"_
•'...
95
*12
Mar-Sept
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-lVou
Allegheny Lucllum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Oct
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
12
44%
1
93%
*74
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s 1984—
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s
18%
1968—Jan-July
(1942 agreem't)
1968
1971
'1st
—
assented
new
to
106
Alabama
(Republic of;—
A5s
extended
208
'
Jan-July
9
i
94%
73%
10%
June-Dec
103%
135'A
98%
12%
48%
1957-Aprif-Oct
_.
68:i
95
June-Dec
1961
'26
187
6
100%
86
Feb-Aug
of
6s
102%
22
—
100
100%
May-Nov
f $ bonds 1978
Mexican
*179
—_May-NoV
(State Mtge BUnk) 7s
(Colombia) 6'As 1954
s
1961
of)
201
102 % 103%
200
97%
"89
Feb-Aug
RAILROAD
Feb-Aug
1964
IA Jugoslavia
30-year 3s
due
(City
61 %
<"198
100 %
103
■.
*68%
Jan-July
1958
7s
127%
—
200
101 %'3 021
1978_Feb-Aug
Alabama Great Southern 3%s 19672—
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965
5'As due 1965 extended to 1975
AMedellin
readjustment
readjustment 1984
Jan-July
'
due
55
71%
200
_May-Nov
—May-Nov
70
59
200
1978-June-Dec
IA Warsaw (City; external
IA 4 % s assented 1958—
A Yokohama
June-Dec
7s 1951
1979
1979———
external
external
3%s
6s
Japanese (Imperial Govt;—
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954—
6'As
3
68%
98%
99
Valle Del Gauca See Cauca Valley (Dcpt of)
Mar-Sept
1952——
7s
(Kingdom of;
67%
.—Jan-July
97
184%
.....
72%
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§A7s series B 1947
Italian Public Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977—
88
134%
85
June-Dec
3%s-4%s-4{'as external conversion
99%
99
8
readjustment
External conversion
180
87
—
69%
69
100%
-90
June-Dec
_
97 %
-
External
23%
19
*99% 104
April-Oct
-Jan-July
24 'A
20%
180
'
—
—
Ltd —
1953——.
1963—..——
to
(dollar bond of 1937»—
3%s-4s-4%s
A7s part paid 1964
AGs part paid 1968
lAHamburg (State of. 6s
Conv
extended
98%
59
(Republic of;—
Uruguay
Greek Government—
Light Co
1st mtge $ series
1953
High
92%
100%
i
69
loan ol '12 1952—
Mar-Sept
§ A With March 1 1952 coupon on..__„
German
Low
22
95
§^_5s sterling
86%
Jan. 1
No.
*174
—
—iJ««e-Dec
1980
bonds 1972;
10C
(
Range Since
Sold
98%
Jan-July
(40-year; s f 1971——,.—
due 1971 extended to 1981—
Bonds
High
*166
Tokyo (City of;—
■ A
A5%s extl loan of '27 1961——___—April-Ocf
5 %.s due 19bl extended to 1971.
April-Ocf
International loan of 1930—
3s dollar
Friday's
98%
Jan-July
5%s
96
96
100'
1968——Jan-July
Electric Power Co Ltd—
Taiwan
95
9
94%
or
Bid & Asked
98%
4%s 1905———...June-Dec
5%.s extl loan
Issue—
1972-
bonds
(Union of;
Africa
A5%s
1963—Jan-July
fund issue 1953 due
3s conv &
Sale Price
u>\v
10-year bonds of 1936
Prussian
Last
Period
Exchange
Stock
High
South
bonds 1969
3s dollar bonds 1972—.
York
New
(Feci Rep oft—Ext loan of 1924
5Vz» aoiiar
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
"Jo.
High
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
German
AUGUST 15
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
107%
86
94'A
76
84ya
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
York
Stock
Exchange
A
mortgage
Gen
mortgage
A
series
4%s
New
York
Power
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First
A
1
series
78
R &
div
96
Chicago & Erie
J
v
Alst lien
91%
lien &
A Curtis
4s
series
A
95%
Jan-July
4s June 30
A Jan
ser
91
911 i
12
88
12
97
ref 4s
A
1970
ref 4s
&
series
series B
1970
100
=■96
96
mortgage 3s 1984_
1st. mortgage 5s 1987
82
86
84%
&
Co
2%s
3 %s
debentures
subord
Delaware
1965
87
100
100
102
20
100
A
and
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1983
_.
—
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&
&
refund
M
series
due 1993
1
67 31
66
67 Vi
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,
53 Vi
67 Vi
85
54
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72
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coll
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79
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gold 4s
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1993
series B
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Mich
&
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1st
95
Cleveland
2
94%
100
97
89 Vi
4s
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100
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conv
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1975
103 Vi
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98
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100% 101%
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86
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42
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94
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68
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65
63 Vi
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6 •
debentures serie B
series
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76
debs
37/8s
debentures
4%s
debs
series
series
series
G
67%
567/a
78%
81
93
99 Vi
87
,
Vi
94%
30
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1981——
5V2S debs series H
•5s debs
90'i
;
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99%
3
99 %
95%
95 3 i
1st
Ohio
,_Mar-Sept
_
95%
6
91
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Alst
93
__
*95 Vi
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2054
Jan
1st gold
Chicago Great
69%
93'/2
Range Since
Sold
High
June-Deo
Almp & equip 4s 1970
90
*95%. 100
M 3 Vis series E 1996— Feb-Aup
impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
gold 4s 1969
L—Jan-July
debs
83
45%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Alst mortgage
38%
first consol
income
Period
New York Stock Exchange
82
90
—
1996—May-ZVou
mtge 3s 1990
AGeneral
~i
64) i
*93
„Jan-July
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR.— .
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
A5s
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Cuba RR—
60
5
,v
,
443u
*90V4
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jen-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
1st & ref
High
73
89 7i
arid impt
A
Low
Interest
BONDS
83
44.1
Jan-July
1981——
Refund and impt M 3'/2s series D
Refund, and
807i
„
64 Vi
441
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4 Vis 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund
No.
■
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
mortgage 33,bs series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
debentures
Jan. 1
High
April-Oct
1974
A
First
33/4s
Range Since
Sold
*83
Jan-July
1974
3s
78
May
May
2020
1 2020
Jan
RECORD
BOND
15
AUGUST
r.
refund'3 %s
and
now
J an-July
1995
AGen mortgage. 4Vis series B Jan
Central RR Co. of N J 3 Vis 1987
Central
Bonds
Bid & Asked
,
series
4s
ENDED
t
Central of Georgia Ry—
First
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
or
'
New
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
27
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106 Vi
90
90
99%
149
3
99 Vi
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99%
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—
103
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104
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—
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100
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28
(672)
.Monday, August 18, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
kaxge
Friday
Inter Ml
BOND!
Period
Ex«kang«
York Stock
Ntw
Last
or
Sale Price
Fr'day's
Bid & Asked
Low
3%s
37%
55 7a
12%
21
79 y.
80
16
1st
mortgage 3.20s series I
1st
mortgage
79%
88%
85%
87
'85
85 Ya
87 Yb
*87
90
90
79
80%
77
83
International Minerals k Chemical Corp—
3.85s conv subord debs 1977
95
subord debs
conv
135%
96%
:;i
80%
86%
117'a
debentures
i
4%s s
Power
1978
3%s
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4'As conv 1982
88%
98'a
Franklin & Clear
Jamestown
1st
Apr -Oct
1959__June-Deo
93':
98
84
2
Mich
&
1st
mtge
4s
City Power & Light
1st mortgage
2%s 1978
1st mortgage 23As 1980
8
April-Oct
June-Dec
I
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As
Stamped 1961
1961
1961
Khnberly-Clark Corp 33As 1983
Kings County Elec Lt k Power 6s 1997
Lake
Shore
certificates
5s
Mich South gold
&
to
Series A 4s fixed interest
1984
O
fixed interest
5s
Series
D
4s
ASeries
E
general 4s series
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75b
subord
4.508
debentures
Lone Star
debentures
Lorlllard
(P)
1962
1st
69%
1st
mortgage
4'As
50
50%
57%
5
48%
61
go
25%
38%
3 5'A
35
35'A
9
28
43
37
38%
20
subord
92%
April-Oct
97
96
92'A
11
93
*__
98%
'
85'A
mtge
23As
MM
98%
98%
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*—
i
71%
74
3
83%
87%
*78
Mar-Sept
85
*_.
103%
MM
'
,
96%
111%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
•
111'A 112
83%
Jan-July
*—.
—
Feb-Aug
85
87
89
79%
104
85
79%
80%
85
86
148
87%
*__
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—April-Oct
103%
85
11
98%
*-.
*~
__
98%
93%
96%
98
:
'■
A.:/
100
Prior
lien
ACura
series
4'As
April-Oct
series D
adjustment
5s
Co
RR
June-Deo
1978
Jan-July
Jan
1
1978
debentures 1970
3 yes debentures 1976
June-Dec
Distillers
Steel
ratee
Prods
Corp
37/as
3%s
1st
s
f
3yas
debs
1982
1986
For footnotes
3%s
series
y
1987
m
3%s
series
z
1988
ref
mtge
see
ref
ref
Tel
33as
x
bb
ser
series
cc
Tel
2%s
debentures
1974—April-Oct
i
Nov
May-Woy
52
.
1989
page 29.
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114
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88%
88%
69%
92 Yb
93
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101
101
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87
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98
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94%
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7
106% 107
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93
95 Va
90
June-Dec
'
33%
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1964__June-Dec
1975
92%
86
"
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37
3
13
88
—Feb-Aug
Pennsylvania
97%
95%
MM
86%
;
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93%
(40
8
79
*85
mm
' '
MM
86%
79
93
1.
94
94%
'
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Pacific Western Oil 3'As debentures
65'a
78
General
112
50%
63
General
5s
46
57%
General
4'As
38%
53%
sinking
4'As
series
series
b
series
fund
a
4%s
1960
95
88
91%
34
94%
100
96%
170%
97
90
107
97%
101 %
39%
95
202'A
June-Dec
1984
94
98%
1
49
57%
86%
88
32%
41%
Pere Marquette Ry
45 y.
51
84%
General 5s series
94
94%
General
63
82
95%
90
90
91%
27
70%
70%
72%
23
85%
66%
99%
77%
,70 %
72 %
89%
%
Jan-July
70%
.
90%
25
66 '
77%
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash rr co—
80
89
June-Dec
1981
General mortgage 4'As series e
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1965
1968
d
11
11
51
36
—
77
21
82
92'a
4
94%
31
81
114
131
99 3a
90
93%
93%
5
93
101'A
156
100
93%
92
81
262
97'A
55'a
102%
..
June-Dec
June-Dec
72'A
Consolidated
93'a
«—
112
113
June-Dec
June-Dec
1985
68
206
108% 109%
*-I
59
52
•41%
89
80%
92
*
—
'
66%
91
93%
96%
107
Pennsylvania rr—
40
100
192%
01
June-Dec
1978
1988
91%
100
*11
June-Dec
1986
debentures
128
93'a
89
—
'
June-Dec
1986
debentures
4%s
94
108%
88
67
June-Dec
1934
4'As series aa
mtge 5s
&
1984
1991
82'a
June-Dec
National Distillers k Chem 4%s debs 1983—Mav-Nov
1st
m
ref
w
1983
128
92
87%
—
83%
*__
June-Dec
ref
debentures
*80
M
87%
&
debentures
546
May-Nov
'
22
—
87
&
debentures
53
50
92'/4
June-Dec
&
3%s
56'a
50'/a
*86
94
68%
MM
102 'i 102%
102'A
June-Dec
1st
3'As
87%
85%
June-Dec
1st
96%
72%
40
*82
m 1979
105
67
73'a
40
88
39
'
MM*
91
1978
62
Feb-Aug
Apr
59%
58%
26%
81%
—
87%
90
refunding 3'As series
debentures
55
June-Dec
83
—
*„_
June-Dec
100
series
3'As
60'A
y8
•.
__
l 1974
96
3'as
58%
55
52
*81%
*90%
——
June-Dec
m
50
60'a
55%
50
23%
*—
ref
4
2030
96
141
_~
■*__:.
&
18
2020
!
59
57
June-Dec
&
55
142
96%
£0
June-Dec
1987
74'a
Mar-Sept
2
*25%
June-Dec
1st
debentures
73'a
Mar-Sept
57
58
1970
j
1st
3'As
71%
52
90 Ya
51
k 1971
94%
80
73'a
April-Oct
3s
Natl
———June-Dec
refunding 3s series n 1977—
refunding 2%s series p 1981
refunding 2%s series q 1980
74%
71%
2045
85
1
'
refunding 3'As series i 1966
1
6
"2
54
'
Feb-Aug
97
101'/a
&
"i
85
58
58
—June-Dee
June-Dec
&
12
60
June-Dec
1st
64
27%
56%
April-Oct
1975
&
Pacific
68% -68%
19%
co—
66
64
35%
69
Mar-Sepf
&
77%
86
48%
92
54
June-Dec
96%
—
79
64
27%
-June-Dec
First
95%
79
Kartrvine Chatt k St Louis 3s ser 1986
Feb-Aug
Natl Cash Register
4%s conv debs 1981—June-Dec
Natl Cylinder Gas
5%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
National
First &
90
*85
A Jan
1967__ApriI-Oct
Reorganization issues—
Morris & Essex first gtd 3As 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
debentures
1975
First
82
55
Jan-July
4As coll trust 1976
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B 1966
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
Sy«s
&
79
54%
ser
debentures
First
94
65
~
56%
48
June-Dec
1988
& refunding 3s series
First & refunding 3s series
First & refunding 3s series
First & refunding 3s series
100
77%
80
48%
55%
85
April-Ocf
38/1974
First
7
Jan-July
mtge 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4 'AS series O Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 43As ser A Jan 1
Gen mtge income 43As ser B Jan 1
income
&
15
77%
72
5
—
26%
Mar-Sepf
1977—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
f debentures 1988
s
96%
—
66
:
.
46
April-Ocf
•J
1962
1962
Pacific
mortgage
2%s
■;
60%
*62
June-Dec
1st mortgage 4'As 1987
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5'As conv.
5'as conv subord debs 1983
77%
75
—
—
53''a
Feb-Aug
refunding 3'As series r 1982
refunding 3s series s 1983
First & refunding 27As series t 1976
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser u 1985
97'A
--
100
94%
F M A N
1st
5s
89%
104%
76%
'
MM
RR—
A
B
first
mortgage 3%s
1st
94%
74
53%
75
46
—April-Ocf
1982
3%s
3'as
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
series
84%
'90%
86%
'
17
99%
72
*59%
MM"
74%
82
74
co—
90
MM
First mortgage 4»As inc series A Jan 1971.
May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Missouri
1st
•
103%
'M-W-
••
——
'
67'A
82
8
■■■—
—
Pacific Gas & Electric co—
95
Co—
6s
subord s f Inc debs 1980__
(quar)
Minnesota Mining k Mfg 23As 1967
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Power
1st
1972
Mlnneapolis-Moline
Edison
3%s
95
71'A
5
*11
C
1976
debentures
mtge
First &
/
1984————
Owens-Illinois Glass
109
93
85
48
First mortgage 2%s 1975
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
93
*90
A_.
June-Dec
.
debentures
5s
76
.'•MM"
93
86
—
«
26%
May
j«n-July
1982—May-Woy
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington rr 3s series a 19g0__April-Ocf
86
75
—
90%
a-
'
—
-
113
82
104
Feb-Aup
—Mar-Sept
1975
f
4s
97%
92%
103 7/a
11
89
—
trust
First
1972
f
40-year
109%
90'a
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Prior lien
87
'
*93
■
|
67%
67%
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
85
M
90
83'A
80
79%
61
85
*70%
Quar-Jan
2047
a
ser
78
Ohio
33
85
*80%
*
73
78
4
.
*823n
Quar-Feb
75%
82
107
.
(>7j/2
MM
Quar-Jan
mortgage 3s 1979
First mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv
108%
J,:
83%
1
78
_Quar-Feb
First
'
^
61
=
■
.
MM
96'A
96%
'
1979__Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 27/aS 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan -July
s
1907
75
'
MM
*87
Mar-Sept
Michigan Central RR 4%s series
s
lien 4s
78
.
__
*74%
1979-May-Wo®
—Jan-July
first mtge 27/eS 1974__May-Woc
mortgage 23As 198Q
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'As 1988
Aprll-Oct
3.10b
prior
First
72%
86%
Mar-Sept
1991
Pacific Ry
99'A
72%
...
51
6
82%
*84%
mx
Mar-Sepf
+
80
Scott Corp—
debentures
,
97
86%
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
54
43
50
82%
co
Jan-July
April-Ocf
_____April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
^Feb-Aug
.
76%
First
33As
100%
& Co—
subord debs
23As 1980
2%8 1980
mortgage 3'As 1984
First mortgage 4%s 1986
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s
—
48%
15
54
49%
53 YB
a 2022
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 23as 1975—
MM
-a.**
50
30
8
52%
53
2007—j an- July
a
ser
subord debs 1977_
Northern States
97%
95%
78%
Metropolitan Edison
4%e
Coll
94
101'A
99
88
60
52
40%
48
rr—
4s
mtge
registered 2047
Refunding & improve 4'As
1st
April-Oct
*__
53%
42
57'A
50%
48
May-Nov
4s registered 19s7
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
110'A
100
95
Feb-Auj
debs
Hartford
&
refunding
conv
Northern
96
89
100
*88
51
.
107%
85%
63
163
50
mortgage 4%s 1987
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general. & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4'/2s ser a l974__Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Woy
3'As s f debentures 1973
May-Woy
3'As s f debentures 1974
May -Nov
4'As s f debentures 1976
May -Nov
4%s
104
102
537
108% 110
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1987
Merritt-Chapman
conv
1
98
*96
46
9
106%
106
85
55%
80'A
60%
57'A
mtge 4'As series a 1973
Jan-July
n y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
n y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993__April-Oct
n y Susquehanna & Western rr—
Term
1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser a 2004
Jan -July
AGeneral mortgage 4'As series a 2019
Jan-Juiy
n y Telephone
2%s series d 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3'As series e' 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series f 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series h 1989
April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series i 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4'As series j 1991—May-Nov
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
82
—
102% 102 3 a
109'A
1963
McKesson & Robbins 3%b debs 1973
4'As
30
'
3'As s f debentures 1980
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s s f series 1977
conv
53
57'A
59
April-Oct
1976_June-Deo
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
5s
40
71
*73
79%
60
General
66
32
106
Haven
&
1973
AGeneral mtge coriv inc 4'As ser
Harlem River & Port Chester—
82
49%
*72
68%
May-Nov
mortgage
57
Inc 5'As subord debs
1968__Mar-Sepl
(R H) & Co 27/as debentures 1972
May-Hoy
5s conv subord debs 1977
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5 '/a 8 1978
Ray)
New
a
mortgage
31'A
38%
61%
55%
MM
Jan-July
series
4s
General
Ml
14
50
313
79%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1973-
b
General mortgage 3'As 1983
General mortgage 3'As 1983
4%s conv debentures 1972
57
Trucks
(J
y
West
&
series
General
32
Macy
McDermott
Lack
96
55
1
565
.—.—.—Jan-July
80
61%
C
69%
60%
64%
Jan-July
73
~2
*54
67
75'A
56%
58%
60'A
—....
89
95%
64
D
ser
mtge 3'/as 1984
Mack
57%
70%
~7
75
75
_May-Nov
1982
1st
—
62
*94
72
64
•
75
73
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First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 27/as ser G 2003
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St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Elec
70
43 Ya
62%
3'as 1998
3s
Co 3s debentures
&
2%
*58%
75
May-Woe
3s debentures 1976
Gas
100'A
13A
May
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Louisville
95%
'•.M.
May-Nof
1976
45As debs
Gas
12
2%
64
2003
1980
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
98%
May-Hoy
Interest
Miami
101%
98
*64%
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Aprll-Oct
Libby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
Little
90
90
97%
May-No?
2003
93
140
_
4'As
contingent
V
94
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Jan-July
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99
t!
98
Feb-Auf
Series B 4%e fixed interest 2003
A
|
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
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Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
*
June-Dee
extended
90
91
•MM.
*91
92%
43
132
59%
1st
86%
*91%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
5s
96
40
89%
*44
'97—June-Dee
3'As
3%s registered 1997
mortgage
:
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1959
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3'As A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—'
1st
90
2
96
96
Aprll-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
JAKreuger & Toll
87
Jan-Juiy
—__
unguaranteed
83
88
y
First
...
56%
62%
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& Harlem gold 3'As 2000
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y
4l/2s
n
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1997
gold
1998
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n
-
Jan-July
1961—Jan-JuIy
Jan-July
—
4'As
90%
June-Dee
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C l984_June-Deo
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karetadt (Rudolph) 4'As debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Plain
95
....
—
—
—
55'2
55%
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
n
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.
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collateral
registered
70
90
—
89
63
90
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91
95
86 Ya
rr—
1997
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88
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71
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120
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90%
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1900
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93%
105 %
/,
94
'
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Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As
3'as registered 1998_——
;
New York Chicago & St Louis—
n y
95%
84
Hudson River
registered
Shore
3'As
98'a
113
106
15
84
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Kanawha
90
1976„Mar-S«pt
4s
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Kansas
92%
100
113
1974
go
■
88
1998
4s series a
mortgage
3%s
104%
103
"98
111%
& Light 3s
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y
General
1057a
\
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Low
No.
100:a 101%
Feb-Aug
Refunding & Impt 4'As series a 2013—Aprll-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series c 2013
AprH-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
96%
117%
95
_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1987
Co
York
n
104
Slnoa
Sold
106% 106%
rx": 1;:"
May-Hoi
Jersey Power
Bonds
Hi eh
————Mar-Sept
New
j 00
110%
739
117%
116
104%
3'/as 1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction rr gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
109'/a
107
307%
lib '/a
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—April-Oct
1974
New Jersey
150%
93
90
Afay-Nov
1961
1982—
debentures
Consolidated
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
Interstate
debentures
3s
Lake
1983
3%s 6 f debentures series A 1977
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'a
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r/JA
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92%
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1980—
conv
1977
debentures
New
<79
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
3'As
Co
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f
s
New
93%
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1982_
3'As series J
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
5s
•
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67%
or
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National
162
266
*85
Sale Price
High
21
1986—Jane-Das
1072
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs
Low
No.
55%
J an-July
1980
debentures
f
s
High
Jan. 1
18
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May -Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Woe
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1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
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Sold
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Period
York Stock Exchange
New
53%
79 a
Week's
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
20 'a
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august 15
Friday
Bonds
54
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lAAdjusted income 5b Feb 1057
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week ended
for
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100
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91
■
—
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96
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93%
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&
mortgage 3'As series f
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b
&
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&
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May-Nov
61
—
6
MM
54
92%
63%
96
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59
42%
60
86
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__
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gold 4'As series c 1977
refunding 3%s 1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 33As 1988
61
Jan-July
1960—April-Oct
April
3%s series d iy80
Philadelphia Electric co—
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s
1974
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First & refunding 2%s 1978
First & refunding 3'As 1982
First & refunding 3'As 1983
First
1985
35
89
96%
MM
97
101%
85
1
33%
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92
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94
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26
94
91
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100
Number 5769
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
York
New
Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
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9614
283
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debs
conv
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Gamble
&
Public Service
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debs
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debentures
3s
—
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&
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debentures
debentures
debentures
1977
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98
93
97%
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99
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22
100
3
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115
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
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debs
1975
94
94
74
9714
74
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7s
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series
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—
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debentures
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119
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98
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4'AS
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Pacific
RR
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5'As
series
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Bel
debentures
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2%s
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(Indiana)
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Corp
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102
subord debs
conv
102
92
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«
100%
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97 A
V--
%
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Power
j
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98
1971
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Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
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Jan-July
4s
.'
87%
91
90
—-
—
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104%
79
95
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not included in
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2004
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86
#
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114
83%
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99
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93%
88
97
84
98
1975———
172%
;~7
:
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debs
202
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—
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co 4 As debs 1978
——_—..Jan-July
conv
195
172%
93%
93
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
107'/2
3
102%
114%
*82
—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
114
80
93%
99%
~1
-
__
1
,_Ja»-July
1982—
Western Pacific RR Co 3As ser A 1981
5s income debentures 1984
debentures
107
102
90%
93'/a
—
93%
93A
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3'As 1974
3'As series I
1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
a
101%
32%
521
•:
mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Electric
Fenn
Penn
100%
1
32
85
202
--
gen
mortgage 3s
—
A
98
82
82
& Power 2%s
97%
94 %
104%
98%
—-
202
April
1981
Wisconsin Public Service
6
106%
101
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First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR fiVst ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
73%
68
„
101
28
99% 100%
99 A
103%
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30
93
*89%
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mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029—.
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A
:
96
98% 100
99
101'/a
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95
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100'A
100%,
94
—
104%
101
92%
96
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98%
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Gen mtge
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92%
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69
*—
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1981—June-Dec
1st & ref
:—April-Oct
Virginia <fc Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref1 4s ser F 1963
Map-Nov *
5'As
103%
83% 114%
8.9
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96%
96%
& refund 3%s ser I
mtge 3'As ser J 1982
West
80%
...
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90
*.
1st mortgage
84%
62
75%
101
5
113%
112
112
2%s ser II 1980
ref mtge
and
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95%
62 "2
13
102
:
90
84%
8
77%
77%
Jime-Deo
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
1976
subord
conv
4'As
99%
109
94%
93'A
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2As ser G 1979—June-Deo
83%
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1091a
90'/4
*
86
79 A
April-Ocf
90
90%
Jan-July
1968
4As
93'/a
99
86%
of America—
32
102
100
93%
86
84%
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1951-June-Dec
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June-Dec
§A6'As sinking fund mtge ser C 1951
June-Dec
§A3V4s assented series O 1951
June-Dec
40
105% 105'A
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1967
92 A
87
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West
90
93%
*—
1947
series A
§A6'As debs
90
A
107'A 108'a
80
86
87'A
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99
881a
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April
1994
1996
debs
62 A
Jan-July
1983
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-
45
73 A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
97A
Co—
2%s series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
mortgage
First
101A
03%
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951a
•84
97%
*__
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Jan-July
98
Gold
A
'
3'As
15
.
(Oregon Lines)
1st
10614 10614
88'A
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4'As
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105%
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First
First
101 %
115A 116
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co
Southern
18
95
—_Map-Nov
& Telegraph Co—
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87
108%
—_Jan-July
California
89
101 % 102 A
106-"A
June-Dec
1986
1978-—
gtd
82
92%
103%
102
99 A
97%
*—
---.—
104
—_Feb-Aup
convertible
103%
89
1987
debentures
106
89
9314
1985—
debentures
2%s
103
87
1971——Apri'Z-Oct
1979
2%s
96
10
104
April-Oet
1976
Southern Bell Telephone
3s
91
77
4./.
1965—_.——Jan-JuZp
debs
conv
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
&
98%
103%
*8914
April-Oct
1982
4%s conv debs
Corp
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104
debentures 1967
United States Steel 4s debs
General
debentures
Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures
Smith-Corona
85
97%
*
104
*81
Map-Nov
Jan-July
—.
1982———;—
subord
conv
—w
136
-Feb-Aug
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Oil & Gas
104
105'A 106
June-Dec
-
——,
Shamrock
*—
2
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1966
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s debentures 1972
4%s subord debs
1977.
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85
■
97
85;'
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85
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85
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2%s
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&
debentures
95
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3s series B 1980-—.
i debentures 1977_
s
;
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1st mtge
Beagram
93 ■/':■
•
first cons
105 %
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99
Map-Nov
1976
S. Rubber 2%s debentures
2%s
94A
92A
97%
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1-1
97
88
14
'92A
*94%
"92 A
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
debeixtures 1973
tr 4'As 1977—
mtge & Coll tr 4'As 1978
45As s f debentures 1978
139
—
107
gold 4s 1968_J«ne-Deo
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'As B 1971
—April-Ocf
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Beaboard
mtge & Coll
81
118'A
106%
52
90
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Feb-Aug
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87
82
77 '
—
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11614
86
76 A
108A HI
83 %
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314s sinking fund
94
97
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1997™
certificates
1970
1972
79%
-
bond
4s
f debs
82%
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—•
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s
6
U.
mtge inc 4!is ser A Jan 2022
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mtge 4s ser B 1980
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A 5s
94
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Gas Corp
1
153
73 A
*85 A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
9214
125'A 132
83
72
—
73 A
*108
Map-Nov
1966—April-Oct
1st
92 A
*102 A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
ASecond
1st
United
85%
/
Corp—
__Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second gold
6s 1996
April-Ocf
1st
185
9214
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt
182
182
92 A
April-Oct
1983—L
debs
subord
Gas
America 2%s
of
Co
1st
Oen-Jiitge 4%s series D 1977%!.
General mortgage 3'As series-y 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5'As>eonv^eJ>s 1977
Royal McBee C%s conv debs 1977
*85
73'A
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
88
Artists Corp— d
/
6s conv subord debs 1969
Biscuit
87 A
101'A
97
79
United
—
__
98
99%
92 %
427
94%
97
97
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
95%
/
Corp—
conv
Rochester
C
debentures
74%
177
*95 A
1976
2%s debs 1970
27As
RR
90A
84
A
92
June-Dec
Map-Nov
1980
Refunding mortgage 2 As series C 1991
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
*156
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
90 A
A
Map-Nov
3%s debentures 1977
.
110'A
88%
Mar-Sept
1982
314s
Union Oil of California
adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978
4
/
*156
104'A
Map-Nov
1st
United
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
§ AConsol mtge 6s 1953
§ A Consol mtge
6s 1955:
172
„
A *84
93
Jane-Dec
1968
89
95
97 A
1975_ApriZ-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 214s
Pacific
94 A
*88
_Feb-A«p
Corp
debentures
3s
90%
21
April-Oct
2As debs 1961
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
First
85'/a
97 A
June-Dec
1974
3%s
debs 1982
Cejit ref and impt 314s 1960
Tri-Continental
90'A
109% 110 'A
109%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1986
67
15
/J.,-"'/
May-Nov
1950
3'As
Co
80
74
92A
Feb-Aug
98%
92
320
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
Orleans
New
Oil
81A
Pacific—
174
87
■
of
RR
96%
86%
97
April-Oct
ApnZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
—June-Dec
General and refund M 3As ser E 1985—Jan-July
Term
95%
*85%
-
__
series B 1970
series C 1990
M 3%s
and
96 A
100
*—
—
RR—
M 3'/4s
refund
First
170
86
91
New Orleans
&
First and refund
Tidewater
94%
98
3
debentures 1965
111
•.
_—.
4s series C 2019
and impt M
Texas Corp 3s
107A
103
94 A
'
—
*89
"
May-Noa
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1983
Thompson Products 4As
96
Jan-July
Jan-July
102
100%
104
"101%
*95 A
92
93 A
St Louis—
of
Refund and
Texas
*—
*—
;
subord debs
Terminal RR Assn
Refund
23
89
High
86A'
87 A
'7
Products—
Electric
conv
88"
87 A
Jan-July
27As debentures 1966
814s debs 1981
1st mtge 6s 1971
2%s debentures 1972-
Co
&
87A
Mar-Sept
Inc
Transit
101%
95
■
;;w,/''
*
98%
102
•
.
*165
96% 101
v-*
■
High
87 A
Low
No.
—
Oil Co
Surface
Union
Rheem
(Ohio)
Oil Corp.
Sunray
Superior
Texas
1983—April-Oct
1975
45/as
93%
96
22
102%
June-Dec
mortgage 3'As
3 lis
84
4
98
98
May-Nov
_
mortgage 314s 1968
1974_
sinking fund debentures 1982
Chemical 3%s debs 1973
4'/4s
Texas
1972
refunding
98
95
62
85
*93
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Ju»e-Dec
and
98
.
16
70
96
First and
1st
100
83%
■:
£
86
*65%
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage'8s 2037—June-Dec
3%s
98%
99
-V —
Co—
1963—
First and refunding
76
Swift
_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jaw-July
—May-Nov
1981_—__
Mar-Sepi
1973
?
1983
3s
94
96%
—
"
85
1st
Pipe Line 2%s 1970-.
debentures 1986
f
s
99%
a
*97',2
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Apn'Z-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
1st gen Ss series B 1962
„Feb-Aug
3 lis
99
2!4s
Standard Oil Co
Stauffer
April-Oet
mtge 3lis 1964
May-ZVoo
Consolidation Coal 3-lis 1965—Jan-July
Potomac Electric
92
76
*92%
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Plantation
114%
(N J)
debentures
87'A
Map-Nov
Jan-July
debentures 2%s 1971
Standard Oil
Jan. 1
gold
Bid & Asked
Sine#
Range
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
Sale Price
Low
99%
106%
*76
Period'
Exchange
Stock
High
96
29
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Jun e-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
-...April-Oct
General
Low
No.
.97%
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
York
New
Jan. 1
111% 114%
1111-
Consolidated guaranteed 4 lis ser I 1963
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 lis ser J 1964_Ma#-Nov
Pittsb Coke & Chem
EI)'DED AUGUST 15
Range Sine*
Sold
High
96%
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Sonde
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4%s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'/as s f debs 1972
June-Dec
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
delivery
sale
the year's range,
eCdd-loi sale not
Included in the year's range, d Ex-interest.
Under-the-rule 6ale not included In the year's
not
n
the year's range,
range, r Oaah
sale
y Ex-coupon.
^'Negotiability impaired by maturity.
iCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
A Bonds selling flat.
or reorganized
under Section 77 M
during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American
Aug. 11 and ending Friday, Aug. 15. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself
In
stock
the
or
bond in which any dealings
Stock Exchange for the week beginning
and is intended to include every security
have occurred during current year.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Wire Co common
Adam
Aero
Way Industries Inc
page
37a
1.400
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
Air
7%
7%
700
5%
Jan
8%
Aug
Ajax
16%
17%
250
14%
Apr
Jan
Alabama
3%
21
6%
C'a
1.100
6% May
8%
7%
7%
7%
3,900
4% Jan
8% July
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
see
High
1
Manufacturing Corp
Manufacturing
footnotes
Low
High
3 'h
3%
3'a
3.100
1
13 3 4
13%
100
•
33.
7
%
Jan
b%
Feb
3%
Sale Price
Jan
Aug
13% July
Petroleums
Ltd
3
50c
50
Alabama Powe^r 4.20/&
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5<3> cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc.
1
Great
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
3%
1
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1
Consol Industries Inc
Supply
For
Low
Sales
for Week
1
class A
Acme
Aeronca
Range
Friday
10
Petroleum Corp
Aberdeen
Week's
of Prices
•
,
*
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 15
American Stock Exchange
Monday,
whether
-
Sales
for Week
Range
Shares
LOW
High
2%
2%
1.600
l'/2 Jan
1,700
2%
ft Jan
122
Southern
90
18%
90
90%
100
40O
18%
13%
76
76 3 4
50
6%
10,100
5%
86%
Apr
Jan
Since Jan. 1
High
2'/a
18
128
Aug
Apr
Aug
95% July
16 % May
19% Aug
75 %
77'/a
Apr
3 % Mar
Feb
6% July
2»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
jSO
Monday, August 18, 1958
...
(674)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
rH2
•TOOK*
af Prioea
wm
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
—
10a
_
20
—
53/8
5%
5%
1,700
4%
4%
4%
22,600
23/4
23/4
2%
200
—
4%
4%
9%
9%
35%
343/a
.1$
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc—
stock ,1
J
» 1
Allied Internatl Investing cap
Corp
Paper
„
—-
4%
Canada
Canadian Atlantic Oil
3% Mar
39%
Canadian
Jun
Can
8%
45
Jan
Canadian Petrofina
6%
Jun
Canadian
9%
Apr
9
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carnation Co common
7,200
Industries
.10$
common
American Air Filter 5%
Book
American
Electronics
American
JO
—10
Manufacturing Co com
American
Meter
Co
Co 6%
American Petrofina Ino class
American
•
,,,
Natural Gas
American
pfd. .31
Thread
76%
11 %
Jan
79
1
Jan
81
65
Jan
525
10%
llJ/4
13,700
25
1,200
21% Jan
600
Aug
1% May
93
93/4 July
24%
—
__
35%
36
37%
37%
27%
25
Jan
May
Jan
32
35% July
Jan
31% Jan
Jun
15%
28
28% Mar
—
35%
—
Jun
43
163/4
11
7,400
10 Ys
Jan
45
44%
40 y»
2,200
21
Jan
48%
Jun
9%
5,050
7% May
113/b
Jun
9%
preferred.
9
4
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Amur ex Oil Company class 4
9
.
,.J
1
..30a
Products
«
4
4%
1,600
.24%
27%
2,600
11%
113/4
900
3%
374
2,600
ft
27
%
4,100
__
33/4
,
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Post
May
5% Apr
11
American
AMI
Anchor
Feb
52
1
.
5%
90
10
*
Photocopy Equip Co
Beal-Kap common,
American
100
July
84
.1
*
American
1 %
1%
1
Inc
Machine
500
?
-1
Co
350
8
—JUKI
American
85%
8%
84%
—
IS
pfd
conv
American Beverage common—
American Laundry
*
»
—
13J/4
13'/4
93/8
9%
93/4
7%
7%
73/4
J1
5Ya
51/2
5%
16
Apr
11% Apr
8% Feb
300
May
Power
Carreras
American
Carter
Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4V*%
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
pfd—10$
■
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co——
—1
Arkansas Power ft Llght4.72% preferred
Armour
ft
98
98
95%
Jan
Castle
Central
Hadley
Conv
July
33% Feb
44
26
38%
93% Jan
9%
9%
10Y4
10,400
•
—1
17%
17%
17%
2,300
38$
18%
4% Feb
4
4
4
5%
18
13%
800
5%
100
Central Maine
3.50%
1,900
13 3A
Jan
1%
m
U3
10,300
1%
10%
10%
22,900
8%
Jan
Tel
Glass A
6
of
Coast Line CoAtlas Consolidated Mining ft
Development
Corp.
Atlas Corp option warrants-
Chief
.10
2
1%
13
12%
Securities
5%
Inc
17
Corp
10
4
Y*
11
2,400
4%
6Y4
12%
56,700
.1% Mar
xlo% July
12
72
Jan
102
26 %
26%
21%
Jan
ft
1
'
%
5%
73A Jan
2% Jan
100
4% May
7% Mar
23/a Apr
3
3Y4
500
3
6%
6,800
8,600
17,400
19%
1,400
3%
1,000
18 34-
4834
611
Jan
Corporation
Aluminum
July
11% Aug
4% Aug
6% Jan
Oils
3%
3%
9%
4%
Jan
Feb
9%
Jun
Jan
7%. July
2
Jan
2%
2%
2%
4
4%
700
3% Aug
1%
1%
14,300
1 % Mar
Public Service
13:,8
13%
•
2,400
14
10.100
31
8%
2%
.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc
ext
Connelly
to
Consol
Feb
July
300
I4ye July
36Y2 May
18% Aug
243/4
Jan
16%
18%
6,600
10%
Jar.
31 %
-700
26% Mai
634
7%
". 5%
5%
31
18
31
"
31
Aug
1965—
1
Inc
Diesel
5%
5%
•
21%
21'%
2134
Commercial
Corp
.
,914
914
10%.
24,000
400
~3Va
3
3%
3,900
23/4
2%
20
11 &
21/8
7,100
141/a
13%
14%
7,200
61/2
6%
*
8
8
133/4
7.B0
SOo
1%
10
~3%
1,500
81/2
123/4
1%
800
143/4
2,200
15,100
1%
10
200
"
3%
3%
2,500
5%
5%
100
161/2
17 y4
1,050
Corp
BO«
103/4
H
Bickford'a Inc
common.
Black Starr
Gorham
iva
class
8
8
5
5
common
Blumenthal
(S) ft Co common
1
(H O) Co common
•
prior cumulative preferred-100
Company
Inc
..
..
Inc
_|
Works
Inc
100
Jun
3% Aug
Jan
3 Yd
7 3/4
Jan
13%
Jan
14 Ys
7,200
7
Jan
3%
900
13%
6%
6%
6
9
9
9 Yd
20
22%
22%
8%
4
1%
2
Jan
33/b May
11% July
6
Apr
43/a Jan
12
Apr
% Jan
3% Jan
2% May
5
Jan
10% Jan
40% Jan
73/b
Jan
4% May
13% Apr
8
Aug
4
Jan
Apr
3/4 May
5 3/4 Jun
15% July
8
Apr,
8% Aug
16"% July
13/4 Jun
10 %
3%
Jun
Aug
53/b July
13% Jan
44% July
113/4 July
6% Jan
17% Aug
8% Feb
9%
4%
Jan
26 V4
Jan
36 3%
Jan
95
7%
Apr
11
7%
Jan
1%
Apr
2
Apr
7% Aug
6% Mar
9%
100
~1% "2
7%
7'A
7%
6
5%
6
——•
Co
•
Brillo Manufacturing Co common—
1VA
711/4,
77
British American Oil Co
43y2
421/2
44%
Bridgeport Gas
1,300
32,700
4,800
6
5% July
Power
Co
375
9,900
6%
500
42
%
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Carrier Industries Inc
14%
/ 600
Jan
20
"
;;
20
4%
600
16%
Jar.
5
3,200
4Ya
Jan
1%
1%
1%
31,900
%
I
Hi/.
14%
11%
12%
19%
19%
1,500
6%
6%
6%
1,800
73/4
Brown Rubber Co common.
Bruce (E L) Co common-
12
19%
Distillers
7%
7%
1,000
2.50
class B
B 8 F Company common
Buckeye (The)
Corp
Budget Finance Plan rmwmnn
X58%
Feb
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
1
12
11%
12
Crown
Cent Petroleum
B
14
13%
15
Crown
Cork Internat'l
•
32%
32%
250
3%
3%
50o
common
6%
1
(Md)
"A"
partic
Crown Drug Co common
Crystal Oil ft Land Co common
$1.12 preferred
8
5%
Jan
93/4
Jan
400
23%
Jan
900
1%
Jan
•"V
6 3/4
7%
700
3%
6,500
20%
21%
2,000
5%
20%
5
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Jan
31%
%
Apr
8%
100
6% May
8% Jun
19%
1,200
12% Jan
47
2.50
Manufacturing Co class
A
8%
—4
Jun
July
11% Jun
Feb
Daitch
Crystal
Davega
Stores
5%
Davenport
Davidson
Day
Brothers Inc_
Dayton
5ft Feb
61| Aug
Jun
3%
Aug
12
100
11%
Aug
14%
14%
14%
300
934
Jan
4%
Apr
2%
Jan
5.0c
&
3%
27%
273/i,
138
100
preferred
serial preferred
Buell Die ft Machine Co
30
220
-
Jan
3%
300
27%
300
23
Jan
10
128
Jan
138
2% Mar
50o
7%
I
21/2
2%
1
163/a
3.60
Company
1%
10%
"9% *9%
200
Steel Fdrs Inc
Feb
1
2%
2%
Jun
334
3%
3%
.500
3%
Jan
5Yb
Apr
1%
lft-
16,200
1
Jan
33%
14,500
22
Jan
American dep rets ord reg
(The)
1
Specialty
stock
•
Dorr-Oliver Inc
7.50
Jun
$2 preferred-
16%
16%
32,500
Jan
16 3/4
10%
11
900
11%
9% Jan
12
Jan
Aug
July
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
%
ft
2%
2%
600
4%
4%
6,000
9,000
V* Jan
1%
%
Harris
Duke
DuMont
Jun
2%
Jun
4%
Apr
Power
(Allen
5%
15%
1
9%
Jan
Jan
11% July
24%
Jan
Jun
800
18%
Jan
24%
200
10
Jan
14 Ys
9%
100
7%
Jan
Aug
9% May
133/4 Jan
11%
1134
3.000
10
July
34 %
100
33
Jan
35 %
4%
5%
34,300
Jan
5 Y2 Aug
36% May
15% Aug
15%
9%
3%
34% May
13% Jan
Jun
153i
2,700
9%
3.100
6%
Jan
50
39%
Jan
2.400
30%
Jan
-July
40% July
3
Jan
5% May
115
Feb
2% Aug
4% Jan
55
38%
*
B)
'8
1%
14
55
10
Co_
3ft Aug
16% Aug
34%
11%
_*
Co
Co
Apr
Mar
io July
23 %
*
Draper Corp common.
Drilling ft Exploration
Feb
33/4 Jan
1
3
11
22%
9%
32.50
2%
115 May
40% Mar
14
22%
•
July
May
5,900
•
22 % Mar
common—•
8
Driver
"4%
Ltd
Co
11%
10%
11
*
900
*
Dominion Tar ft Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
100
5,300
%
lc
.2%
11
2
ft
!
Stores
Bridge Co Ltd
3ft
16%
%
.
16
3ft
14%
6s 8d
Corp
Jan
200
Feb
6Y4
Jan
8% Jan
2%
3% Aug
28% July
138
Apr
31%
Dominion
9% Aug
Jan
May
2
1%
Dome Petroleum Ltd
73/b Jan
5"%
2"% May
35
4%
31%
Dominion
Ya July
1,200
1
Feb
13% Aug
4% May
•4
1.000
25c
Diversified
193/4 Aug
12% July
14 y2 Aug
Ltd—
Co
Jun
8%
200
Lt^—
American dep rets ord shares—3s 9d
Burroughs (J P) ft Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp..
12 %•
5%
July
2%
Ltd
77
8Y1 Jan
9'
6
Oils
6% Apr
16"% Mar
2 % Mar
Jan
Mar
53,4
Club Inc
(The)
Diversey
500
Feb
7
2%
Devon-Palmer
20% July
6 3/4 July
900
10
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
July
9% Jan
13% Feb
53/4 Jan
3%
7%
0
6%
43
Distillers
12%
1%
•
"53/4
1
-
Development Corp of America
16% July
133/4 Jun
3%
Jan
48 y2
1
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron ft
2,400
3%
5
debentures
2.000
211
32 38
5
2%
32%
35
A
common
5%
2%
32 %
5%
1
class
Co
Gasket
300
11%
10c
Inc___
Rubber
3%
11%
2.50
Mills—
3%
-20
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A
7
2."50
common
Hosiery
Mines
19%
1
Dairies Inc
Corp
preferred
Dominion Steel ft Coal ord
3%
Jun
3ye
25 % Mar
Jan
24,200
%o
8% May
16 Y2
2% July
*10% Apr
•
common
Jun
32% Aug
3% Jun
Apr
14%
3
7% July
17%
4
2.50
5Gc
3ft July
-1% Aug
'78% July
13% Jun
Jan
400
1,700
11,900
6%
2%
•
-
,
Cuban American Oil Co
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Jun
12%
1
I
Feb
9,500
Curtis
Aug
5% May
215 May
£1
77%
Tobacco
Jan
9%
14% Aug
12Ye Aug
74
Cuban
Jun
17
Jan
Apr
Diners'
—£1
18%
May
10Ya
■
74
Petroleum
July
22,100
6% May
5
Creole
28% Aug
Feb
5,300
;
*
.
Crane
82 3/4
11 %
8%
233/4 Aug
8% Aug
16Y2
14
1.50
45 3/4
38%
Jan
.
Jan
800
19%
—1
Beverage Corp
343/a Jan
61,200
Ltd—
4% cumulative preferred.
(The)
&
33 %
15
42%
500
May
5%
•
23 Ya
7% May
9% July
1V4 Jan
Jan
18
S
Jan
Jpn
Jan
Jan
Ya
—*
26%
6%
common
non-voting
Courtaulds Ltd—.
;
5% Jan
3.900
•
:
Corroon
Detroit
American dep rets ord reg
Brown Company common
convertible
B
8%
dep rets ord bearer—
dep rets ord reg
1
5Y4
13,400
Feb
Jan
14% July
6% Aug
British American Tobacco—
Petroleum
Class
5% May
400
■;>
8
: /
voting
Coro Inc
July
IY4
5Ya
6,900
13
Cott
2% Mar
1,200
Brazilian Traction Light ft Pwr ord—•
•
14%
5%
Breeze
common
Jun
Aug
83
*9%
20o
11%
17
35%
35
*
i
Gear
5%
85
100
7% Jan
10% Apr
113/4 May
2% Jan
Aug
800
n
Inc
22 V«
7.300
lOo
Distillery Ltd—
Jan
6% July
Jan
6^8
lOo
A
Jan
3
5,700
9~/b
Inc
(H)
16%
9.400
•'
Jun
May
3Ys
Corp
Class
1
9 3/8
133/4
1
7
Feb
6 \a
l-
Continental Industries
Materials
Jan
Ya
6
9%
'6
Engineering—1
7%
33%
4
1,400
2%
3%
1
10
1.25
.
Jan
300
11,900
%-
10c
Retail Stores Inc
&
~~15
20c
Mining ft Smelt Ltd
Aviation
6%
50c
Petroleum Corp
Electric Corp
Continental
37% Aug
„
-
Containers
Consolidated
Consol
..
Jun
20%
1,450
B
Apr.
4%
2 %
Jan
29%
•
1
10
-
Continental
Feb
17
a
Benrus Watch Co. Inc
Hill
Jan
7%
4%
1%
Jan
Jan
700
Mines
2"%
July
50
4%
4%
16
3,100
Burma
3 Ve
19% Aug
3% Jan
100
7%
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
X29
11%
Bunker
7% July
Jun
26%
Jan
10c
Feb
200
43%
60c
3.400
k-
1%
2%
Co
3
15% July
100
103/a
Ltd
,
1% May
14% Jan
vtc_
Products
Caribbean
Consol Cuban
37 Ya
14
|
—28«
Instrument
Mills
6
>
Jan
Aug
27% July
ft Aug
Jan
3%
2% Jan
Jan
7 8%
4
Club
20 Ya
100
Bruck
Jun
4%
7,000
V 2%
1
Jan
36 Ya
100
For man
%
7,100
3.400
334
2 ft
20%
——
53/8
Brown
lli
s>
22%
-
3
1
Clary
•/ !
2%
14
11%
British
400
27
21%
53/4
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Clopay Corporation
:
;
__l
Jan
2%
5%
Amer
470
*, 1,750
Jun
34% Aug
153/4
,
Inc class
British Columbia
5% July
16% Jun
101%
Jun
Jan
113/4
Amer
Feb
Jun
40% Jan
4% May
10% Jan
100
94
1
26% Jan
'a
4,900
1,300
34%
431/2
Corp
Apr
July
C28
96%
lc
106% Aug
1% Aug
J
Foote
May
9
1.000
Co
Community
(A S) Shoe Corp
i
Telephone of Canada: common—31
Brad
75
89
2,400
Manufacturing Co__
3% Jun
l3/4 Jan
.6%
Light ft Power Ltd
Corp
Chemical
Jan
1%
<•
21%
-
23/4 Aug
~i% "1%
$Qa
convertible class A
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Bourjois
50
11%
1
Apr
33 Ya
______
Ltd
6%
Borne
66%
2%
1%
1
a
133/4
It
Incorporated
5Va%
July
81% Aug
73/a Jun
140
5%
16
16%
10o
2
1
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bohack
26
10%
Mining—
1% Feb
*
-
Banco de los AndesAmerican shares
Btauner's
13% Aug
Jan
l3/4
Jun
Corby
*
ft
Jar.
4
1,200
.1
A
Baker Industries lie
Baldwin Rubber common
Belock
Apr
7%
■5
10
;
Corp
Corp__
Cooper-Jarrett
Bell
1%
1,500
10%
53/4
Bailey ft Selburn Oil ft Gas-
Beck
6,200
5
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Basic
.2
13%
May
43% MB7
Continental
Barry Controls
7 Vu Mar
-.-9% Jan
1
1,000
~i%
I
Tr
Jan
Feb
16
2.50
18%
10% Aug
July
4%
22%
10
3,000
6 5/8
*
Steel
18
Jar.
JaD
6%
10
.
-
IY2
13%
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
Barcelona
13%
2
97% Mar
——
preferred
non-cum
Barker Brothers
5Ve July
10
common
23%
4%
Automatic Voting Machine
Barium
5% Aug
Jan
100
70%
1%
*2% *2%
2V*
10 V*
Plywood Corp.
Audio Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc.
Oil
May
3%
14,200
82/
common—
Controller
%
Jan
4%
11,500
69%
Oil
Cinerama
Clark
4%
Jun
108%. Jan
103% July
500
%
8/8
81%
America
Consolidated
Clarostat
Feb
v"
Atlas
Banff
58%
v
200
...
«•
6%
7%
100
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc..
Chicago Rivet & Machine!
Christiana
%,Z20
16%.-
16%
6%
7%
100
Ltd
Co
4%
i
common-;
Oil
-&%
4 %
pfd
2%
~2%
33 Ya
—10a
Atlantic
Baldwin
Jan
Co—
Light 4%
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon Oil Co Ltd (Can)
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
A
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Class
32% Aug
10% May
Jan
Tel—
&
participating
Non-voting
Jan
7%
39%
•
.1
,1a
July
124
•
preference
Corp
Coastal
01
——1
&
Power
18% Aug
Apr
10%
America..
Power
preferred
Central
10% July
33/8 Apr
4% Apr
1,000
18%
Jan
40a
Associated
Apr
250
•
Jan
4% May
•9% May
Feb
1,000
May
16%
'
5%
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Corp..-
preference $1.50 series
Cherry-Burrell
13,000
5%
% 300
-—
2H Feu
1
%
5%
10
1
1
,1
1
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Jan
27,500
:
105% 105%-
4%
Corp
7%
42 3/8
10%"
1
Co—
Convertible
38 %
32.%
10
56 % " 56%
56%
5.400
■
Aug
3% May
1% Mar
2s 0d
America
Chamberlin Co
41%
10$
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
of
ft
of
Jan
36
Assoc Artists Productions Inc—-21c
Associate Electric Industries-
Laundries
M)
Instruments
Jun
Jan
9%
.
23
Feb
14
1,000
3,400
lft
Jan
7ft Aug
%77& Jan
7.800
Jun
4ii
-
Mar
2 "
1,600
V
30%
32%
*
ord
B
rets
12 3%
103
2/8
1%
/
10
5.50
.
-7,600.
-'-id
,
lV,
15% " 15%
9
1
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id
9
.
common—,
xl4%
5% July
1%
5
common
Co common
Corp
(A
Catalin
Cenco
Chromalloy
Armstrong Rubber class A.—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co-—
Convertible preferred.
Are Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Associate
1
Century Investors Inc
42
Jan
dep
(J W)
Feb
4% Jan
430
9c
Light $5 pfd
3/4
Jan
%
.15%
Century Electric Co
38
warrants
Co
97%
&
Products
Casco
Charter
5
♦>.1,
2%
l'ff
1
.
Ltd—
Charis
dWes
3ft
10c
-30%
20% May :
1% Jan
•
!
Jun
Angie-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
7:3% Feb
Ltd partic pfd__10
4V4
A
7,100
__
4% July
27% Aug
Jan
2Y4 Jan
1,100
*•<$
8%
Jan
Jan
33/4
18
300
*71
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd.
Jan
13
Carolina
35% July
Jun
'-3% "Jan
20,300
Minerals
Williston
Capital City Products
Co of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred—
Aluminum
Aluminum
22.100
7,4/
Canal-Randolph Corp
—-
8%
3%
Oils Ltd
&
High
Jan
6%
Marconi—
Mines
29
3%
2%
Canadian Homestead
Jun
5Ys Apr
5% Jan
4,200
•
V
6 io
Oils Ltd
July
4%
Nor'west
25%
300
3%
Canadian Dredge ft Dock Co Ltd
103/4
38
Low
34%
2
Co Ltd
Apr
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34%
vtc-1
Southern Petroleums Ltd
7% Apr
33% July
15Y2 Jan
'
1,000
Low
Shares
—20
Juu
Aug
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
.-i>
_•
common
preference
5 3/4
4%
2
3,700
10
6%%
Apr
23/4 Jan
2%
'
AUes ft Fisher common.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp_
Co Ltd
Cement
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
Par
26% July
Feb
Friday
15ocks
American Stock Exchange
Canada
UlHwne KunBtzlJd# B V—
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dep rets Ames- ihi
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American Engineering Go.
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Allegheny Airlines Xnc
Allied
WEEK ENDED AUGUST
far Weak
Banga
Bala Mm
RANGE FOR
Bales
39%
9% Aug
61
Laboratories—
1
4%
4%
4%
8,200
10s
2%
2%
234
100
1
Common
3%
3%
334
1.900
3% Mar
*
6
534
6
800
4% Mar
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Duraloy
Calgary ft Edmonton Corp Ltd.
283/4
OaJtf Eastern Aviation Inc.
Electric Power.
$3.00 preferred
29%
9,600
18%
Feb
Durham Hosiery
2%
Jun
Duro
Apr
Duval
2%
2%
2,500
1%
Jan
16%
16%
3,900
13%
Jan
17
55%
62
Jun
50
57
Test Corp
class B common
common
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Feb
Mlnea_Ltd_
Jan
1
1
15%
15%
16 %
200
15
Jun
6
Aug
20% Mar
_♦
28 %
28%
29%
1.500
19%
Jan"
30%
1
3%
3%
*
5,900
2%
4%
43/s
900
4
Jan
291/2
434 Aug
Eastern Malleable Iron
29%
29%
550
25
Jan
30 % Mar
1
61V
6%
13,400
4
Feb
6
6%
Aug
Eastern
$7
States
Corp
Bread
Co
Ltd
For footnotes
see
•
25
1
page
33.
preferred
series
A
Jan
Aug
4% July
series
B
*
'
36
36
50
21%
23
4,300
39 y4 July
155
155
155
25
30 %
Jan
13%
Jan
23
Aug
142%
36
213/4
*
$6 preferred
Canada
4
E
4%
■
Camden Fire Insurance
reg
Jan
54
60
Apr
46% Mar
—r
ord
rets
Co
Aug
21/4
$2.50 preferredM% cumulative preferred
Galvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
(The)
29 %
16%
Cailforsla
Campbell Ohibougaraau
28%
dep
Jan
163
July
Jan
159
Jun
135
Number 5769
Volume 188
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(675)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
.
Sale Price
txchABff*
Stock
Par
liiaei
xttines
&
Snare
Eto
preferred—
1st
cum
Manufacturing Co
300
6%
Jan
3,600
%
Jan
22.500
27%
Jan
34
11%
Feb
14 Vb
July
10
Jan
17Vb
1ft May
Industrial
Inc
Co
Co Inc
14
13%
14
16%
16'
16%
800
8%
10.900
6 Tb
Jan
2%
6,500
1Tb
Jan
l'„%
3,200
10 Vb
Feb
xl3% Jun
International
Products
Jan
102
International
Resistance
8%
6
2
2
12V4
TB
12%
97
12
100
11%
2%
2%
37 V
4
140
12%
92
3 Vb
Jan
Jan
14% May
3% Mar
300
41 Vb Mar
33%
Jan
7%
2,100
5%
Jan
8
300
9%
Jan
12
8%
600
5 Tb
10%.
11 Vb
1,000
7 %
lit
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9,000
13%
13%
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13%
1
12%
11%
13
8,400
-;_1
26
25 Vb
27%
16,800
1
14
13Tb
14%
2,200
■
July
8%
2%
H%
8 Vb
■
.
Feb
Jan
Jan
3Ta
40
July
July
9%
/
Jun
14 Vb Mar
*
%
Apr
Jan
8% July
18 Vb-
Jan
15
May
Jan
31%
Iron
& Co class A—:
(Max)
Fairchild- Camera
Instrument
&
of beneficial
shs
preferred
$2
int
19%
Fagaday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo GHs Ltd"
.4—
.
"
Felnumt' Petroleum Corp
Firth
-
(M
Flying Tiger
Class
B
Fox
£1
—1.25
rets ord reg
Brewing Co.—-H
Head
FresnilloFuller
,
8,200
6%
7
1
8%
9%
10%
1% Feb
7% May
8% July
Jan
5%
Jan
7
Feb
9% July
9% May
100
8%
Jun
6%
24,500
10%
10% Aug
8
8%
11,600
98
98
100%
2,750
68
25
67
8
Jan
Jan
98
98
May
5% Jan
2,200
8%
28
Jun
6%
Apr
.
Jun
8% July
100% Aug
98
Aug
Ltd—
American dep
-
4,400
19,100
7%
10%
*
*
—
voting
Motor Co
Ford
Inc_
7A
7%
7
26% Mar
Canada—
non-voting—
Class A
-
Line
of
Motor
Ford
Inc
Co
H)
6%
7%
H*
2.50
——-1
i
1
Sterling. Inc..—w
Fishman
1%
6%
10c
General Corp
Financial
1%
(The)
5%
5%
5,V
6,200
4%
Feb
/ 1%
1%
5%
1%
6,100
1 %
July
■5%
27%
27%
.1
5
Company..
Co—
<Ceo A)
6
5 Tb
2
Jun
Mar
300
28%
5 %
common———*
Co
preferred
—
Gellmanr Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General
Alloys
5%
Jan
7
Feb
2,800
15%
Jan
30
July
General Development Corp
"General Electric Co Ltd—
American
General
1
.^General Stores
General
Corp
17%
3,700
7%
Jan
2%
1,200
2
Jan
11% Jun
2%. July
74%
Feb
80% May
Manufacturing vtc——•
Il%
U%
U%
SOJ
8%
Jan
15% Mar
4 %
3%
4%
3,900
2% July
1
10c
11 Vb
10%
11%
70Q
Jan
4 % Aug
14% Jun
1%
1%
1%
Glass
Co
:
Co
Kansas
100
11 %
1%
19,300
Gas
5,200
21%
97
97
7%
_*
14%
i.
Co
Globe
(Adolf)
Seal
Consolidated
Oil
Kin-Ark
Goodman
Manufacturing
.-5
Company
Amer
Atlantic & Pacific
Western
Producers
Freehold
Grocery
16%
700
Xl4%
Feb
xl7%
18%
2,600
15%
Jun
19%
1
class A
33 %c
Apr
15% Aug
9% Aug
6% Mar
21
Jan
28
Aug
200
6
Jan
5
Jail
2 %
2%
7,200
6,900
7 Tb
Feb
10% Aug
1% Mar
2% July
~
Common
J
7%
398
July
123%
Jan
133
Feb
1%
Jan
2%
1,000
2%
2% Aug
Jan
37%
Feb
7%
4%
3.100
10%
18
600
4 ft
300
Jan
6%
3%
Jan
49
July
3
Jan
x30
Jun
Gypsum- Lime & Alabastine—_____
&
500
17%
Aug
2%
Apr
4% July
—
—-
1054 Aug
4% Mar
17,400
—
—
—
Stores
4—,L:
.
Investors Inc
Mfg
Hastings
Stores
Mining
Lsland
Merrill
——•
& Co 5%%
(W E)
pfd
Radio
Herold
Mfg
Higbie
Hoe
(R)
Class
Products
Co
Industries
Hollinger
Consol
——
—
common
;
Class B
Ball
Border's
Hormel
&
A) & Co.
Hardart Baking
Horn
&
Hardart
Lock
&
1.700
2% Mar
35b
Aug
6 Vb
4,300
25b Mar
6 Vb
Aug
1%
1%
100
1 Vb
15b July
Minnesota
45b May
Mirro
3%
24 V
a
2
4%
8.400
2%
Jan
425b
40
5.400
30 Vb
Jan
8%
1,900
26.%
2,200
4%
4%
4 Vb
—*
*
Inc
common
•
Manufacturing
Co.
Hydro-Electric
Securities
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
5
Chemical
Jun
80
Jan
225b
4
Jun
5%
2
Mar
Mar
400
8%
8%
300
2%
2 Vb
25b
6,000
2
July
254
For
see
Wohl
33.
preferred—
Co—
Co
Corp
ooc
common
of Canada.—-5% pfd——100
Pwr & Light
10c
1
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Service common
Aluminum
Public
J
Molybdenite
Warrants
1
9%
8
9%
4,200
7Vb May
10%
..100
7%
6%
8%
4,600
6% Aug
8 Vb
*
25b
1,300
2
3%
800
55
5b
42,200
%
% Mar
.
1
12
•
Feb
16% Jun
37%
Jan
57% Aug
33
Feb
10 Vb
Aug
Jun
1%
Jan
Murphy
2%
2%
2%
100
2%
Apr
35b
37%
300
37 %
Jan
395b
145b
Jan
23 Vb
Jan
9%
13
Jan
Aug
% Jan
55 b
2.7Q0
Jan
6% May
19 Vb
19%
1,300
15%
Jan
1554
200
13%
Jan
20% May
•15% Jan
55b
4%
49
40
30%
Jan
•69% May
22 Tb
5,100
13%
Jan
'23% July
x9%
*9%
x954
10%
9%
10 %
8,400
4,400
12,300
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.
-
311
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32%
31Ta
34%
43
42 Vb
44 Vb
53%
53
55 Vb
6
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7%
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Jan
Jan
,
3H Jan
9% Aug
13
May
Apr
13% Mar
14%
22%
Jan
35 Vb July
5%
Mar
46 Vb Aug
2,650
43 Vb
Jan
6,900
f
33
3,100
4%
Jan
6% May
8
55b
5%
Jan
10% July
%
■LI
800
33%
35%
12,300
16%
16%
17
19%
19%
21%
13,600
Xl5Vb May
15
May
4%
4%
100
3% Mar
1%
1%
1%
2,700
1% Jen
10 '/8
10%
1,200
8%
11%
11%
1,000
13
13%
500
10%
10%
25
12%
13%
5.200
7%
23%
24%
900
20%
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nj
34%
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5%
5%
33 Tb
2,200
5%
-
600
250
34
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24 Vb
Jan
Jan
Mar
9
8% Jan
10
Jan
100
9%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
1,400
12%
Jan
13,700
13% July
May
1,500
1
11% Aug
Vb Jun
13%
16%
4% Aug
1% Apr
10 % May
15
23%
%
22% Aug
26
22%
16
jlf
1ft Aug
•36% May
20% July
Jan
100 V4
16
July
Jan
4% Mar
32
57 Vb
12
Jun
13%
23%
\i Jan
27%
26%
28%
11,800
16
Feb
17%
17
18%
5,300
6
Feb
Jun
5% July
34
Aug
14%
Jun
104
Apr
23% Aug
16% May
1
Vb
Feb
3IV4 Jun
19% Jun
91
91
20
87
Mar
94
Jun
98
98
20
94%
Feb
100
May
91
__
91%
20
89% Ffeb
93
Jun
240
156
153
153
153
Aug
165.
100
Jun
46%
Apr
2%
Jan
3%
443,4
Jan
2
44%
Feb
3%
Feb
37%
Jun
—
I*±Vb
132
29 Vb
27%
14%
131% 133%
14%
2,950
May
10
147/b Aug
134Vb Aug
112%
Jan
\k
4,400
%
Jan
28%
29Tb
4,900
20%
Apr
% Apr
29Tb Aug
26%
27%
2,000
21 Vb
Jan
28%
%
5b
5
Corporation
July
14Vb
Feb
ft Apr
48
1
Jun
650
Jun
900
5%
Jan
7Vb July
30%
30%
100
18%
Jan
31 Vb Aug
4%
4%
1,600
2%
Jan
4% July
17 %
800
13%
Apr
2%
Apr
_5Tb
1,500
1,000
22% July
195b Mar
Jun
8%
2154
1
Feb
37 Vb
7%
8,350
3,500
22
*
..100
Muntz TV Inc.
37%
1,500
%
155b
5%
19%
44 Vb
.2.50
265b
Jan
9
13
4
Feb
26 Vb
205b
7% Apr
ib"
1
I
Aug
2%
Jan
4,500
854
.100
Jan
25%
2%
10%
11%
..100
Jan
—
10%
Feb
—
Monongahela Power Co—
854 July
Feb
24% July
iTr
50
preferred
convertible
4 % Vo
Mining
29% July
21
20 Vb
21
22
10,800
«...
20 Vb
215b
4,300
29%
295b
300
22
400
52%
100
22
33%
119
33 Vb
10
33%
..50c
Feb
22
Aug
Jan
56
Mar
130
Apr
Namm-Loeser's
Napco Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Jan
35
Jun
Jan
102
May
Nachman
!0
1
Corp
Inc
58-
58
58
100
43Vb
Jan
58
Aug
69
69
71
10,900
41%
Feb
71
Aug
National
500
4%
Jan
8
July
National Brewing
Jan
12
July
1
&
National Casket Company
6%
6%
6%
11%
11%
1
11%
11%
12
20%
195b
21%
1,200
8%
3,000
7%
Jan
1354
2,100
15%
Feb
215b Aug
Jun
Milling
Co
Bellas Hess common
Co
(Mich)
Weld
National Electric
Machines
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
Industries
Presto
Inc..
National Research Corp
4%
4
*
46%
s.-
4%
6,300
46
48%
10,500
85
86
IB
3% July
39 %
Feb
13
Jan
5%
360
Feb
84%
Jan
Rubber
Aug
National
49% July
National
Starch
14% May
National
Steel
4%
6%
Jun
91% May
4%
N
17
50%
27
6 Tb
—
—10
114% July
96
500
.2.50
National
page
$1 conv
May
Industries—
footnotes
Piping
Midwest
*
common——l
Abrasive
Mid-West
Miller
—
Corp
Oil Corp
-1
common—.
Aug
654
2Tb
100
23Tb
1
1
Jan
25
251/2
12%
5
Apr
Apr
57 %!
9
■
1
1
Corp Ltd
98
Jan
Jan
1,300
*
dep rets ord reg
£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4(5 pfd—100
*
V
1
Jan
2%
5
American
1
5
28%
I
Imperial
*
3
Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
16 Vb
18 Vb
15%
Jan
Vb July
'■-■VA
Jan
25%
£1
Missouri
20%
2.50
—
5
Jun
2%
19%
52
..—5
Co_,
Aug
19%
__i
6
17
Jan
54%
11%
7
8%
86
100
Refining
Jun
67%
119
*
July
■
■
600
3% May
Jan
15
1
*
Feb
24
2,700
1
25c
1
1
425b
65b Jan
20
Aug
"
•
common
preferred
HubbeH (Harvey)
Hurd
3Va
5
15
Co
5%
&
3%
1,500
*
Inc
(Geo
&
Oil
Jan
2Vb Aug
10
Bearing Co
Horn
Humble
56
6.500
21 Vb
•
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Hoover
400
25«
95
——5
-—60c
1
•
Mines
,
Holly Stores Inc
.
63%
2 Vb
1
Inc
Gold
Corporation
Co
62%
95
.
200
Co
States Petroleum
Jan
20 Vb
& Co Inc common—.—
1
A.
1
————2.50
Holophane
Midland
20 Vb
5
common
Hofmann
Holly
31% Mar
95
25c
Cc
1%
10c
50c
—
25% July
10c
Inc
Hoffman International Corp
.
preferred
Middle
1
Electronics
&
Electric
Hevi-Duty
6 % ;
Micromatic Hone
100
Gallon
Hercules
Jan
1254 July
7
26 V
100
preferred
4%
Henery Holt & Co common..
1%
Stamping Co
Co
21% July
4,100
x8-%
5% Jan
13%
*
Sugar
9%
4
2%
100
125
Michigan Chemical Corp
8 Vb
40
100
6
17%
i
Thermit Corp—
Metal &
1.700
x8%
50
3
16%
10%
Mfg Co—
Merchants Refrigerating Co—
Jan
Jan
Jan
X39
1
Menasco
30 Vb
B
30
14% July
45% May
6
19,400
Jun
3% May
Jan
3
55%
2%
Aug
11%
x39
1
30c
2.50
Co common
Co
(A G)&
3%
„—25c
*
cojnmop
2,200
1% July
2
Jan
14% July
11
Aug
7% Aug
% Jan
14%
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
29 Vb
—
4
5,400
600
Inc
12%
3%
47,400
21/2
Ltd
Industries
3.800
64
7%
2i/«
14
16% Aug
27
Jan
2%
Co Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
2.300
9%
9-
6%
14
Jan
200
2
Co—
B)
(The
Communication
2%
10c
!
Rubenstein
Helena
"Heller
2%
Jan
11
2%
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
12%,
5% Mar
10Tb
13%
19% May
x9% Feb
1,300
2%
common
Manischewltz
63 V b
10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
lHazeltfne Corp.
Co
1%
12,800
14%
14%
5% MAy
7Vh Jan
Jan
4% Apr
400
200
12%
3''«
3,300
231/4.
~7%
Co
Service
Public
Maine
9%
—2
Co
Mining
2%
5%
16%
23
1
1
10
warrants
Inc
18%
xl8
5%
15%
25c
Goods
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Mangel
29%
1
——
Hathaway Industries Inc.
Havana Lithographing Co
Hebla
2
11%
;
18 Vb
5%
25c
.3
Sporting
6 V
Inc
Electric Light——.
Hartford
Harvard
,
2%
2
il
10
1
25
Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartfield
10c
Co
——
Plywood
5'
5%
16%
—5
50c
Publications Inc
Truck
Michigan
Machine
American
B
Harbor
-5
Exploration
Michigan Plating &
Hall Lamp Co_
-1
1
5
....
Mead Johnson &
II
H
5% Jun
-—2
McKee
25,700
1054
Jun
.17% Mar
Corp
Jan
4%
8
8
4% Jan
Mesabi Iron Co
V
Jan
2% Aug
3% Jan
5
(The)
Jan
18 %
Jan
9
,
10%
12
May
15% July
preferred
&
5%
10% Aug
20% May
3%
4"
200
2
100
10
(The)
Land
8%
,
Jan
17%
18%
10c
-V
50c
Jan
4,700
10%
.
5
common
Inc..
Industries—
241
3,500
ft
4
VA
6% Aug
,3% Jan
10% Jan
H
7%
10%
3,100
7
*.
100
2%
900
Chain
Steel
Macfadden
10%
9c
6%
11%
2%
Aug
Mar
6,800
Inc
3% Aug
28 %
50
12
17% May
xl8
Jan
9%
..
6,000
5%
11%
6
2%
Jan
5%
Inc
G)
(R
cumulative
Lynch
7%
24
16%
500
May
5%
„—,—
Refineries
Lunkenheimer
27%
2%
9% Feb
5,500
•>
16%
—
Louisiana
7 %
24
5% July
% Jan
% Jun
5%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
10%
46 %
common
Lodge & Shipley
27%
1
Company
&
Feb
5 Vo
Locke
Mages
2%
4,100
2% Jun
16%
Co
A
Tourneau
Apr
2
%
.
Jan
5%
University
Extension
Inc
21%
1%
2
1% Feb
16%
Mines Ltd
Sessions
&
Class
Jan
45
1% Jan
3
1
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
Salle
16 %
Leases
Land
La
400
1Tb
1,600
1,400
9,900
—75 pesos
Apparel Inc
Shores
Lake
Lakey
20%
45%
July
5%
12% Mar
1
Consolidada S A—;
19%
—1
14
-13% July
3% Jan
'•
7.50
Stores
Jan
2
17
16%
4
_1
Co—
Products
Stores
spates
7%
1% Apr
5% Mar
180
5%
5
Mar
2%
12
Corp
2
1%
17
Kobacker
11
5
'.
11%
Mack
129Tb 131
110% Jan
2,000
2,100
Jun
2%
17
Jun
Company
Films
Guild
G"if
15%
——
Gridoil
Jun
13% July
17% Jan
preferred series A
30
Hydraulics
„—_—50c
Greer
8
Jan
Inc.——60c
Financial
Gricsedieck
Jun
7% May
Tea—
Western
6 %
101%
9%
130
200
"
13
-
11%
Tb
—
28% July
12% Apr
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
7%
.
1,050
24%
8% July
2
2
Corp
Le
1,600
374% 387
18% Jan
20% May
7,500
2%
2
Co
Rubber
B)
Jan
5,800
2 %
12
1
Apr
V 500
376%
400
:2,100
13
13
~2%
Jan
10%
5
(I
Hotels
Knott
Jan
_10c
1
95
28 %
•
Kleinert
%
Non-voting common stock————•
7% 1st preferred
—100
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
1
Jan
24 %
10
ft
10.000
Industries Inc
Great
Great
90
27%
13
2% Feb
14,600
10
20C
24Tb
107
9%
1.300
13% Aug
5% Aug
102%, Aug
5%
iTr
11l
Manufacturing common
Varnish——^
7% Jan
22,300
13
5
1
hi:
Grand Rapids
Great
Jan
13%
400
2% July
27%
1.25
Leonard
6% Mar
1.100
4
IIS Feb
'
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
14%
6
2% July
102% 102%
2.50
—10c
Lear
Jun
8%
2%,>
100
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
It,
Co—:
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
Feb
4r,
400
2%
5%
% Aug
9,900
24
45% Mar
12%
6
2% Aug
3%
5%
5
Kingsford Company-.
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
—1
Mines
Apr
% May
2%
11%
11%
50c
Kennedy's
Inc.—,
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
——5
Zioldfield
Gorham
8%
lif
pfd—100
(Del).—
Co
21% July
1% Jun
,
17%
,_10c
el A
Corp
Jan
93%
6,300
13%
1
Inc
Products
515
J if
%
3%:
——25c
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer
18%
16% May
50
7%
8%
5
Industries—
X29% May
15%
•
.
!>
5ft Jan
13-
—1
—1
:
class
Inc
Co
Wernicke
Gobel
B—_
Corp———
Distillers
Union
Globe
Gold
common—
Apr
100
K
9,000
2ft
r'-
?
^
Katz Drug Company
La
3% May
% May
17% Jan
20%
0
Jan
14,900
-4
Corp
& Company
& Electric 4%%
(D)
Lam,son
12,400
97
Jan
K
Kaltman
19% May
17%
21%
4
4%
—1
15c
common
Ltd
Industries
Kaiser
Jan
8%
20%
•
Alden
18,000
17%
*
—,_*
4%
-2.500
10%
Lamson
19%
25c
Corp.
3%
Jan
July
10% Jan
Apr
1
Oils
Jupiter
16% May
35%
1
7%
i
Feb
19%
1
64
x4%
Air Chute—
Israel-American Oil Corp..
L'Aiglon
Apr
1% Aug
May
1% Jan
1,400
19%
4,900
"
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
7
1
36%
37
12% Aug
Feb
Feb
Jun
3,800
18%
9%
9%
9%
Jan
32
3,900
58
54
54
2%
Irving
3% July
Jan
50c
—
common:
Gilbert
Glenmore
2%
Jan
10 Vb
Aug
400
17%
5%
Glen
39
109%
Mar
4%
1
Gilchrist
1%
90 Vb
10%
Lanston Industries Inc
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
>
Jan
Mar
2
£1
_5
.
Georgia Power $5 preferred-—
$4.60
preferred
(A C)
28
12
corporation————1
Transistor
1%
2%
1
Fireproofing common
Enterprises—
Plywood
1%
3,150
6,600
11%
2%
Service
Fireman
Knox
105
900
4%
:
Indus
General
600
107%
12%
105
Apr
2% Aug
109% Jun
10%
(The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co-,—
25
dep rets ord reg
General
39
~2% ~3%
3%
*
—1
Co
General Builders Corp
.
5%
convertible preferred
"
37%
100
—1
Jan
—1
3.90% pfd—100
Co
Kropp
Power
Gatineau
1%
33Vbc
Feb
13% Aug
25
.30
1
-1
HI
_____
—
1,400
3% May
18%
:—.
Fajardo-Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
12%
5
10c
r.—
Ironrite Inc
Jeannfitte
Factor
105%
*
capital stock.*
Royalty..
Public
Iowa
2%
20
1% Mar
Machinery
Cigar
Company_T_
Investors
300
July
9
Oil
Intex
Breweries
500
2%
1%
2%
1
Inc
International Petroleum
5,200
38
10%
.
International
7%
—
Corporation
International
High
15%
12% Mar
2%
-5
Plywood
Insurance Co of North America
Jun
25,000
3
Industrial
8% Aug
11 Tb
7%
._1
_.—10
1
1
2,200
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15
15
50c
25c
Mfg
of Prices
Low
-1
Enterprises
Industrial Hardware
34
Esquire
Eureka
Feb
31%
Ltd——$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
V'
9
for Week
Shares
Range
Par
-_1
.;
$2 convertible preferred—
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
6%
7%
Last
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
15
American Slock Exchange
34
America—,———1
El-Tronics Inc
—.
.—5c
Emery Air Freight Corp—_——20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd_—-100
Empire Millwork Corp--—————-:—1Eyuity Corp common___——_10c
„
Low
lii
of
Corp
AUGUST
ENDED
—1
Corp common—:
Communications Inc.
Electronic
Electronics
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
5
common
Electrographic
»
7%
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
High
1
ouiuau
Bond
Electric
Low
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
1
Corporation class A
Eao
Sales
Range
Machinery—,
Products
Car
common
Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
common
3
1
1
5
1
.-1
25c
2
1
10
1
*
10c
1
17 Vb
17
7
19
July
3% Feb
1
~55B
1
C*
554
5%
5Tb
3 Tb
354
3%
7,800
154
15b
1%
700
5% July
10
Jan
5
Apr
7%
3
Jan
3 Tb July
Jun
28
Jan
19%
19
1954
1,500
~2Vb
~2Vb
"2%
5,300
9%
9%
100
2
17
Jan
28
11%
Jan
Aug
20Tb July
10%
150
27%
Jan
Jan
12 Vb
1%
Jan
2% July
9
Jan
11% Mar
1%
12%
Apr
Aug
17% July
1554
155 b
16Tb
3,400
18%
2054
3,200
13
Apr
20%
20%
33 Tb
1,400
26%
Apr
36
July
35
35
21%
Apr
24
May
~9%
*9%
~9%
68,600
5%
Apr
3%
3%
200
3ft Apr
Jun
9% Aug
4%
Jan
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(676)
Monday, August 18, 1958
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Frid»*
Electric
Union
Nepi une Meter common—
Nestle-Le
New
Mur
Co
-1
Petroleum
New
Idria
Min
&
Watch Co—-—1
Chem
Jersey
Zinc—
New
Mexico
& Arizona Land-
New
Pacific
New
Park
New
Mining
Superior
New
York
York &
York
Nipissing
Norbute
*
21
25
1
19,900
Apr
Aug
Mar
25
ill
2
67b
7%
5%
5 s it
8,200
"374
311»
3%
67b
13,600
2% Apr
67b May
1,600
5% Apr
34 %
10,400
26
Jan
850
26
Jan
7% Apr
3474 Aug
33
Aug
5% Jan
,
10c
674
32%
1
A
32%
10
class
—1
10
474
27%
28%
474
3 7b
37 b
6
900
57u
25
—1
Co
33
18,700
3 5 A
7,600
474%
3 hi
,"(i
2
2
1
3-fy
2
—
of Amer A (Del)
10c
,:ij
(;?
1%
Western
Seaporeel
Metals
Airlines—Inc—
Securities Corp General
lYk Apr
1
July
4U Feb
3U Feb
17b July
77a
Oil
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Co
class
4•%%
Leather
B
Ltd—
607b
70
July
Silver-Miller
102
Jan
90c
Inc__————
Oxford
507b May
4,000
174 Feb
47a
—7
—1
—
Securities
Electric
1% Aug
11,475
374
1674
6574
167b
68
3 74
1
.
Feb
Gas
& Electric 6%
1st pfd—25
3074
3074
Jan
70% Aug
Sinclair Venezuelan
Jan
1674 Aug
3% Jan
40
11
27b
Apr
4,000
1st preferred————25
27hi
277a
2774
2,100
29 7b
Jun
24%
24%
25
1,600
2474 Aug
27
Jan
25 7
247 a
25%
700
247a Aug
27
74 Jan
—
5%
redeemable
1st
pfd series A—25
a
33%
Apr
307b
Apr
4.80%
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
24%
24%
700
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred—-25
22%
22%
24% Aug
227a Aug
2lTa
21%
23%
22
500
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred*
400
217b Aug
2374 Jan
90
92
140
90
Aug
99
Jun
87%
Jail
96 Va
Jun
97
97
10
95% Jan
10274
Jun
123% 124
500
107% Feb
130
86'/a Jail
$4.40
dividend
$4.75
dividend
cum preferred--——*
preferred
>
$4.75
conv
$4.36
dividend
preferred
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
dividend preferred
•
•
—1
—
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Page-IIersey Tubes
pfd
common
Pancoastal
—100
Pantepec Oil
Park
(C
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Class
A)
Amer shares
Co
class
Pafcino
of
A_—
Ltd--—
Products
Public
Service
of
3
—5
„
15 hi
jj Jan
16%
Hi Aug
3,300
Jan
167b Aug
67 b July
Jan
11
6%
600
3%
37b
2,900
174 Jan
7%
4
10 %
5,200
4
9
1%
9 »/4
700
1%
7,100
l/ir
69
8
70
8
—
750
8%
"l7a
27b
~1%
25%
Jan
Jan
25 7 "t
3 Va
July
10% Aug
10 Va July
87b July
36
Jun
Jan
2
Mar
1% Jan
400
48
Jan
Stanrock
Starrett
(The)
Co
Sterling
Stone
2,600
7%
Feb
9% May
500
8%
Jan
107b Aug
X88
May
177 b
1,500
137b
3874
2,100
16% Mar
Jan
1G
July
177b Aug
42
July
47b July
6Va
Jan
(Robert)
&
17%
18%
3,100
16% May
53%
1,100
45%
9%
10%
900
197b Xl9%
167a
18
400
17
Jan
107b Aug
20 7b Aug
1,500
16
Jun
18
7b Jan
1
197a
17
1
n
7 it
Jf»
1U
jri
7a
1%
58,500
,—10
10
42
Sun
19 7 b
4,000
jo Mar
4 %
Jan
77
lit
5,500
7b
Jan
17b July
1965—
-1
3%
100
817b
81
374
3
37a
3%
17,500
83%
7b
50
37 a
129,300
£1
1.50
7%
500
57b
57a
57b
7,800
1
11%
117u
-50c
•
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Russell (The F C)
2
117b
1.25
Jan
2
11%
3%
12
800
2%
800
12%
7,800
7% Jun
27b
81
17b
Jan
Aug
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum-.
Ryerson & Haynes common
33.
3
Aug
Jan
10 Tb Mar
374 Aug
867b
Feb
137b May
47b
10
17b
Jan
Jan
Jun
10% May
37b
1,100
2%
2%
2%
3,800
27b
Jan
X31%
34 Va
2,000
22 7b
Jan
47b
b
1274 July
47b Jan
34%
1
July
374 Aug
1
1
45
Jan
1
Company
Ryan
page
7%
30o
.
34
17b Jun
1
pfd P
Inc
77b July
27a
2%
10.800
li3
310 July
2
27b
600
4%
5
400
1
Ltd
ordinary
(Del)—
1% Jan
2% Jan
4%
47b
4,100
37b
Jan
3%
3 7a
300
27b
Apr
I'
1
common—x
Corporation-——.
4—
874 July
7
Mar
13%
Jan
27a July
14%
474 July
37b
Feh
8% Feb
5
2,500
147 b
100
27 b
18% Aug
23.300
Jan
15
13% May
12
Aug
687b July
5% Mar
4% Jan
13
14%
147b
Apr
157b
Apr
147b Aug
274 Aug
Jan
27 b
2%
177b
17%
100
15 Va
Jan
18Tb May
2974
2974
3074
3,200
29 Va
Jan
34
May
18
177 b
18
800
15
Apr
18
33»b
347 b
350
18
Jan
37
1474
15
300
Jan
16
Aug
July
July
1474
274
17b Jan
87b
10,600
27 b
23a
1374
14
300
11
177b
177 b
17%
500
11% Jan
13% July
33a
3%
16.900
37b Jan
374
3
374
1,600
274 Jan
47b May
3% Feb.
7 7b
67 a
7Tu
24,000
.—5
157 b
15%
15%
700
13%
Jan
167b
5
157a
157a
600
127b Feb
167b
1
—
Ray
Drug common
25c
Supermarkets Corp
——1
Sunset International Petrol Corp——-1
Superior Tool & Die Co———1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Sunrise
37 b
17b Jan
27b Aug
16
Jan
27b Mar
May
77a Aug
T
Talon
Inc
Class
class
B
A
common
common-,t
—
7
..10
7
37%
37%
57 b
2,000
39
Jan
5'b
13,300
3%
2
274
19.700
67 a
6 Tb
4,200
1
Corporation
Texas Calgary Co—_——
_25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
27 a
27 a
2 Tb
11.800
—
1
_20c
Inc—
Oil
2
74
4%
Markets
Thriftimart
Inc
Inc
Tilo
2,600
497 b
19.300
967b Jan
197b May
3874 Feb
2,000
37b
A Jan
237b
23
2% Jan
87b Jun
Jan
6,700
7b Jan
%
23
Jan
Apr
674 July
1
iV
1
674
600
29
297a
2,800
207b
X27%
X27%
28 Ta
5,700
177a
17%
18
7,800
107a
4
Jun
14 May
101
May
25% Mar
493a Aug
17b Feb
19% Jan
67a
Jun
417b May
5Ta July
2
6%
cofnmon
Inc
Industries
Jun
Mar
8
34Va Jan
1
Technicolor Inc
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
31
July
297b Aug
18 7b Aug
Jan
Tobacco
674 Feb
Amer
Tower
Acceptance
Corp
class A—
Trans Caribbean Airways class
Trans Cont Industries Inc
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Lux Corp
Triangle
Oil
A
1
1,000
38%
700
877b
87%
2%
2%
1.400
4
41
2,100
2%
~2%
Cable
Guys from Harrison
Inc
96
877b Aug
174 Jail
11%
500
2%
2%
10,500
13
122.600
0
61
21%
22%
24
25
19
187 b
197 b
34
"774
77 b
1,200
a
\
300
77a
47b May
127 b Aug
174 Jan
674 July
1874 Feb
237b July
.
137b
157a
25
Jan
1,000
Apr
2,400
Jun
4
% July
37b Jan
27,500
30
Jan
27b May
2% Jan
7a
24%
—100
27a Aug
427 b July
117b
10
/V Aug
Jan
Aug
11
Co
10
X7
2
38
~2%
_50o
a
34
&
25
is
27b Jan
97b Jan
4
A— ,_10c
warrants—.
True Temper Corp
Trunz
In&_
Two
1
2%
38
38
1
Conduit
Tri-Continental
class
Co
Jan
37b Apr
34% Aug
5% Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
13% May
467a Jan
-
147 b
147 b
*
;——5
3
Jan
37b
700'
14%
-10c
—
3 Va
Jan
6%
1
Roofing Tnc
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered. __£1
Amer deposit rets def registered. —53
Todd Shipyards Corp
—20
-100
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
1%
1,400
Feb
474 A pi-
1
lj'o
CO
27b
500
674
9% May
87 b.
Jan
800
6 7b
on.
2974
Jan
87b
15%
274
1
67a
..10
7%
1
97b Apr
27b
-25c
6,400
July
15% Aug
197b July
67b
Thorofare
58,600
Inc
see
19
77 b
"274
jii
7%
dep rets ord reg
footnotes
1,800
147 b
46 7b
97 b
Roxbury carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite oil Co Ltd
For
Feb
15 %
•
i;}
42*4
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
*
Apr
4874
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Field
8
17
61
1
67b
Ex-liquidating distribution
CM ancle
Valley Gas Co—
American
53b Jan
—5
May
17b Aug
July
July
13% Apr
45% Jan
.IOC
Aug
27
700
1
Corp——
Co
13
7
—1
common
&
Aor
Jan
2274 Mar
4,200
*
(S)
37b
2% Feb
Feb
Aug
2,900
Thew Shovel Co coihmon
9%
Ridgeway Corp—
100
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred.
40 7b
Rio
8
100
Feb
7%
50o
874 July
4,700
Jun
9%
Rico Argentine
Mining Co—
474 Jan
47b Mar
37b
197b
1
2,300
1,900
77,100
74
14 3 4
common
Corp
857b Aug
27b
11%
—•—1
preferred——.—50c
Inc—.
25c
Precision
(Hugo)
8 Va Mar
May
Feb
17b Jan
2574
577b
—;—-—1
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Roosevelt
Jan
67b Mar
600
50o
Remington Arms Co Inc_.
Republic Industrial Corp
Jan 3
Jun
51%
9%
5.2U0
11%
—
xl8%
52
-I
—
Reiter-Poster Oil Corp—
Reliance Insurance Co
Vtc extended to
Jan
—10
Co
Rokeach (I) & Sons
Rolls Royce Ltd—
11
18
1
27b
60'b
1
Mines
Feb
95
10
20
6
x51
2574
1
Texam
preferred
100
2,000
774
Corp
Canada
July
147a July
9% Jan
300
7 74
1%
Corp_,
(J B)
Tel-A-Sign
1,700
127b
85%
774
80
Jun
4
1474
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc—
Stylon
974
107b
177a
1274
83
237b
232b May
274 Jan
5974
147b
Container
Aug
Jan
17%
2174 Aug
2174 Mar
Enterprises
of
Apr
Apr
247b Jan
"77b
Corporation—
Stein
(A) & Co common—
Sterling Aluminum Products cominou.5
Sterling Brewers JLnc—
—1
357b
117b
17%
700
May
Va
60 7b
Parts
Jan
18
R
Reis
Inc
convertible
50c
Television
1
900
374
26
-1
Co
Uranium
Statecourt
Stroock
Q
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
217a
374
Mar
-1
—10
Standard Tube class B———
July
1,700
2,300
217i
37a
Standard-Thomson
63
157b
4%
217b Mar
—
-1
preferred———20
convertible
Standard Financial Corp
Jan
Jan
47 b
500
n%
$1.60
Stetson
7% Jun
4%
22 3 u
warrants——
Sperry Rand Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Stinnes
J & 11
•
22%
Standard Dredging Corp common
cumulative preferred—
Tampa Electric Co common
1
2274
2174
8
Jan
Jan
36'%
48 Va
8
Jun
Va
38%
Jan
77b
27b
4%
17%
42
7 Tb
117b Aug
71 Va Jun
5,400
14,000
17%
400
77b
267b
7u
450
52
4774
350
67b
x92
Jan
47
56% Apr
27
July
Jan
25
2474 Aug
5,900
.r».
10%
45 Va
47
50
474
0%
91
2,400
1874
%
io3a
(300
247b
67 T„
6/;.
—
25 7 b
24 V
474
315 May
8%
25
24%
1,600
1774
2 % Mar
15
25
36
6674
8% Jan
557b Jan
1,300
3674 May
Jan
35%
474
20 Va
15
7
July
19% Aug
31
36
17%
200
i
5% Jan
47b May
1274 Jan
400
6774
400
34% x35 %
20,900
1
250
x35
74
*
5
*
Jan
Aug
3sb Jan
367b July
874 Jun
900
8
7
19 5 b
Steel
117 a
650
Feb
Steel
69
60
277b
Statham Instruments Inc
11%
59
7
118 May
677 b
Yi
Feb
Feb
78% Jan
11%
2
77b
37b Apr
3311
1%
Apr
18 Va
800
'
2,800
Jan
69
218
36
36
7 Tb
7b
Va Mar
574 Jan
''
100
2
1
300
2%.
July
437b Aug
95
5.100
6
59%
2,000
2%
25%
5%
59% Aug
x21
Mar
167b Mar
106,400
_7
274
"87b
Shares
16% Apr
47
42%
Aug
18
Aug
25% Aug
1487b July
327b Jan
3,200
400
140
~574
36
Sjiear «fe Company
—
10c
Shoe Corp_—_———————-1
Standard
500
1374 Aug
34
117b Jan
—
25%
674
Siiencer
Products
2,900
■
27b
—5
Standard
17,800
—
——•:—-*
4%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
$1.25 convertible
Red a Pump Co
Line
Royalty Co
6% May
Colorado—
com
Pipe
4% Jan
10c
*
Southern
Southland
Forgings Corp
Oil (Ky)__—-——
1|V
30% Jun
x41
2
Co Inc
Southern Materials
Standard
207b
8% Jan
50
247b
Petroleum Corp—2
California
Standard
70
2.50
100
4.08%
674 July
57%
3,600
34
37b Jan
cumulative preferred--——25
cumulative preferred
25
4.24%
Southern
1074 July
774 July
1%
11%
34
.
original preferred
cumulative preferred
Jo
4.78% cumulative pfd_—
—25
4.56% convertible preference—25
4.48% convertible preference
f5
4.32% cumulative preferred—
25
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
■'
4.88%
47b Feb
600
jir Aug
Va Apr
4% Jun
74
5 '/o
6
5%
Aug
Southern California Edison—
9% Aug
Jin
Mar
3%
117a
Jan
1
-.V Jan
7,000
133
12.50
common
100
1
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common-
Oil Co
300
7«/4
Jun
307b July
Jan
2
4,200
67a
7%
16% Apr
Aug
15 7b
Jan
36
800
72.800
7b
common—,—.——1
Corp
Aug
507b Jun
2% Aug
75
274
197 b
9%
—*
1
Penn
Feb
41
21
50
47 b
674
9%
1
——1
South
3% Feb
100
Feb
7b
v.
19 7 b
5 %
Jan
5V2
49
1
common
300
—
*
Mines Ltd—!
Coast
5%
6%
20c
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Frophet (Thet Company
Providence Gas
Corp
Manufacturing
Soss
5%
37b
9%
2.50
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co—
Prentice-Ilall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America—
Sonotone
South
500
'
common
(Howard)
200
55%
.-1
common
Smith
1,400
24y4 Feb
32
4%
4174
—
67 b
14
4,400
}<!
-.
5
Paper Mills
*
—-——-———I
Inc-—
157b
16
-25o
—
Jun
Mar
1%
*
Oil
Dome
5
19%
1
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Preston East
2 7b
Jan
10
Mining Co—
Poloron Products class A_
Alexander
Jan
4%
56%
50
Polaris
Corp of Canada
17b
200
Airways
7%
1
common
10,700
16,300
Jun
May
1777b July
Jan
July
% Apr
U
497b
Jun
774 July
28% Aug
34 74 May
17
Jan
49
Oil Co—————*
974
1
—
Jun
32% Aug
8Va Jun
Va Jan
806
■
25%
Singer
Singer
57b
1
,
103
96
197b
HVa
38
»
Jan
2% Apr
20
11%
1
——*
common
common—
13 %
—
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
3 7b July
227b Aug
2%
15%
10 pesos
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
19,600
126 % July
97
Jun
Ltd
6%
5
Co
4% Feb
% JUll
Jan
Jan
4%
xl5
2.50
-
'Ml'
Apr
207b
247«
1%
—
1
•
Piasecki Aircraft
Corp—---——;
Pierce
Industries
Inc
Prairie
May
%
Xl5
-2
Co
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
&
28 Va
7
17b Mar
•
4%
.
Power
1,900
15,300
2
2
Peruvian Oils & MineralsPhilips Electronics Inc
Powdrell
Jan
327b
6%
1
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Perfect Circle Corp—2.50
Pneumatic Scale
91%
32
Corp—————„ 1
Canada
Traffic
10%
%
2
Peninsular Metal
Penn
49,200
6%
1 Bol
B
Pai'kersburg-Aetrra
1,400
22%
—
—.——3274
Company
2%
20%
20 "a
Petroleum (C A) vtc—2Bol
Israel Oil
vtC—__———————lc
Pan
89 %
2%
1
—
Pacific Power & Light 5%
89
Simplicity Pattern
Simpson's
Slick
31
130
274
Manufacturing Co
20
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered.
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
500
300
1,700
98 7b
674
Jan
3,500
477b
——
47b
500
24
3
■'
17 Va
37 a
2,700
4Va
Jan
1
117b Feb
Publications—
Jan
Aug
July
28%
274
13
$3 convertible preferred
Jan
1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred——25
5%
Shares
Simmons-Boardman
77b
30% Aug
27% Aug
25% July
57b%
5%
American
1,600
27%
jl»
474
Jan
Jan
1974 July
Jan
27% Apr
25c
.—5,000 fr
3%
P
Pacific
Simca
2,200
6%
7«
—
200
1674
3%
I jtf
8974 Aug
37b Aug
10%
19%
Ltd—,—,————1
Silvray Lighting Inc—
625
474
16 7 it
—.—1
Corp
1
1%
3%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares-lOs
Overseas
4,000
89 3 4
3
81
1
40c cumulative preferred---.
&
76
17 b
25
Mines
3% Apr
6% Feb
98
Silex Co common———l
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
10c
9574 Jan.
8% Jun
37b May
9
16674 169
49
127b July
lVa
6
% Apr
909
1,700
2%
169
2
.
37b July
Apr
Jan
Okonite Company common—
Old Town Corp common
Omar
.
Feb
50
30,100
6
6 7b
477b
87b
160
7a
10%
16,300
•
2
98
4,100
7b '
26% Jan
2
2,700
68
~5
10c
—
6,500
96
27b July
97a
3
27a
68
9Va Jan
17b Apr
% Jan
_•
Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum C'o_
2,4 Mar
5% Mar
i7%
•
100
127a
93
774 Apr
Jin
5,600
'r'.
28
2%
•
Apr
1%
54.000
Jan
"'4%
674
1
117ii
common
47a Aug
6
157 b
■'"
10
25
Canada—
B—
474 Jun
•
Shoe
Breweries
7
1,500
3/200
5,000
974
Inc
of
2,400
■
a
5 Tb
common
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
17b July
9% Feb
8 7
l5i
5
Feb
237b July
% Jan
27a
5%
20c
197b
21% Feb
274
10%
common
Apr
77a
V
1
2%
preferred————100
27b:
1
—-
Inc
11:1 a
Ltd
Oils
i}ii
~5
Shattuck Denn Mining——
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Class
.——
7%
17%
1
common
4Ta
1
-50c
Company
Corp
9
•
Corp class B__.
Corp of America
77a
227b May
21
July
1,100
1
—
Serrick
Sicks
8%
4%
"lis
16% Aug
1874 Aug
Apr
13,100
Ta
6 "a
10c
Servomechanisms
o
Oceanic
Jan
'
22%
7t
27a
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Ogden
18 Va
1
Corp
Sherman Products
2% Apr
Jan
22"
22.
10c
Inc—
Sherwin-Williams
17,100
4,400
Seaboard
67b Jan
Apr
Aug
47»
47b May
96
Feb
18 7a
High
Apr
7
871
(The)
May
13
100
1274
--
Oil Inc (Del)—
——25c
Paper Corp
25c
Sayre & Fisher -Co——.—1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
_50c
Bros
88% July
4,900
—
Saxon
Seeburg
15,400
3
1la
1
Warrants
90%
1874
4:77.,
20
Savoy
Seeman
100
65
90%
pfd—100
Ltd——
Sentry Corp
Jan
177 b
li!
Seton
Low
34.200
7%
1
Servo
Range Since Jan. 1
167b
—
20
Petroleums
ljb Jan
72
177u
—2.50
preferred.
774 Jun
57b Jun
4% Apr
800
5.60%
Sapphire
15%
preferred 5%
27b Jun
4% Apr
2% Jan
6,400
4%
—50
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Nuclear Corp
21
56
i\i
50c
Serv
177b
Jan
39% Jan
77 b
Railway..
Pub
11%
25
% May
997b Aug
17b Jan
Apr
It's July
1
Airlines———
Northern Ind
200
14%.
55
I
Jan
f. May
Shares
High
167a
series —20
Cumulative preferred 47b% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Feb
1
Jan
94
200
14%
174
25% Aug
157n Aug
—1
—
Cement
RR
|ii
i°o
Cumulative
.
Jan
77b Jan
25
1%
18%
13% Feb
% May
1% Jan
4% Jail
4% Apr
Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd———
Penn
99 %
55
—1
American
Northeast
14 %
10
Corp
American
Class
B
North
—
•—.10
Mines
Inc——
North
North
%
1 %
Ltd™
Southern
2,300
Hi
99%
Corporation
Norfolk
1
jo
common—
Lites
Noreen-Ketay
1%
8,000
23.100
Low
•
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd——16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
374 Feb
j!r Ja»
16,300
1
1487b Jun
Jan
% Apr
7.300
15%
•
Honduras Rosario
Mines
24%
117b May
17b Feb
Jan
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Ealem-Brosius
Inc—
for Week
of Prices
Par
St
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Li'® J an
125
5.100
hi
——1
Merchandise—.
Nickel Rim
Noma
Co
1%
14
17b
Co
Oils———
Auction
New
New
17b
23%
20c
Process Co common——
New
2.630
157a
Ltd-
5 V4
4.600
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
17b July
277b Aug
Jan
19% Jan
800
1%
,;t
23
——1
1
Oils
&
10%
1
1U
—2oc
.-—
1,600
10
i
17a
50c
Co—
New
Coal
lW '
26%
1
1,500
139% 142%
1/;.
.-100
1%
26%
a
10%
50c
New England Tel & Tel———i
New Haven Clock &
26
Low
High
1%
—
5
common
Chamberlain
Low
30c
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
rice
Friday
STOCKS
„
Sale 1
Par
National
RANGE TOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST V
—
for Week
Range
Slock Exchauga
Aiucrit»u
Sale*
Week'f
STOCKS
Aug
19% Aug
Aug
2974 Mar
34
87b Jun
6-74 May
U
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Co
New
Gas
of
Corp
7
6%
77b
3,200
Union
Investment
Union
Stock Yards
w
10 Va
Jun
87.
Jan
Aug
Jan
17%
July-
77b
i
187 b
17%
19
Jan
19
Aug
9% Apr
24'
24
100
1974
Jan
24
Co
of
47b
687b
2,000
Canada
capital stock
Omaha
"
4-
.
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Number 5769
Volume 183
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
common__50c
Products
Aircraft
United
1
United
Asbestos
United
Canso
United
Cuban Oil Inc
United
Elastic
United
Milk
Amer
United
Profit
10%
U
U
S
U
Foil
S
registered
Vinco
Feb
26%
Apr
37/a
Apr
-
—
Jan
31
2
3% July
Jun
6,700
I
44% July
4% Jan
Jan
200
1%
Feb
45% Aug
24
Jan
48 Va July
13%
10
22,800
Jan
Jan
16% July
2
35Ve
34%
5,300
5%
6
4,500
4% Jan
6
6
.1,100
35%
22% Jan
5%
353s
Jun
6% Mar
•
6
Aug
Apr
81
Aug
30%
Jan
41
37%
38%
1,000
3%
4%
4%
11,400
3%
3%
9
1,100
100
8
May
2%
3%
100
2
Apr
1,000
Jun
included
__
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
Jan
1
25%
2%
20
25%
_1
1%
lis
100
Tiernan
Webb
1%
Instrument
Co
& Knapp Inc
series
$6
2%
2%
3%
preference
•
Canadian
West
Oil
114%
3
1
1%
2,700
81,300
Leaseholds
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
Stockholders
Amer
dep
Westmoreland
White
Stores
5%%
Wickes
35
10
Inc
Wood
(John)
50
%
17%
4%%
pfd
2%s
New
series
12
Apr
Perinylvania
3%s
17
Jan
19% Aug
67
58%
700
39 %
Jan
59
67
—
—
—
Safe
10
Period
Last
Sale Price
RR
series
2%s
to
B
3%s
&
Co
Gas
deb
Power
series
series
C
1967
F
100%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Mar-Sept
1965
94%
8
87
77
1982
1982
1970
48%
42
Low
ended Aug. 3,
33%
99
96
105
87
Goods
Durable
-A
48%
43
85
77
91
86
Trade,
Mining
—
.
—*
Finance and
Service
ft—-A--AA---A\V
93%
93%
95%
180
•1:80
94
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
5s
debs
West Penn Traction 5s
1960
Union
1974
1107
Feb-Aup
1959
97%
94
58%
88
69
94%
4
127
78
Fri.
Intcreat
Stock
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
American
Sale Price
50
i
(Germany)
7s
Centra) Bk of German
I
A 6s
series
A
73
97%
61
88
»»*•
95% 100%
95%
85
series
B
1951
346.2
261.3
87%
91
~4
89
——
87%
97
98
"2
89%
$5,129,000
19
16
—
2
58%
69%
Stocks—No.
4,506,000
199,000
3,992,000
261,000
4,539,000
170.000
4.497,000
275,000
$22,663,000
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
15
1957
1958
1957
403,867,791
336,486,991
$104,000
8,800,340
$73,000
84,000
30,623,250
Bonda
B.
$100,000
Government
$2,000
Bank
International
97,000
605,466,600
$636,246,850
1,306,000
1,272,000
22,663,000
16,378,000
41,436,720
769,390,600
$24,069,000
$17,652,000
$311,078,320
Foreign
Railroad
Industrial
and
Tot4, J
90
Transactions at the American
109%
105%
110%
Stock Exchange
94
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
91%
92
48
73
(No. of
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
92%
Domestio
Bonds
Shares)
Government
Bonds
Mon.
Aug. 11
869,370
$52,000
Tues.
Aug. 12
798 855
31,000
7,000
71%
Wed.
Aug. 13
698,455
32,000
101 Va
102%
Thur. Aug. 14
100
Fri.
125,000
—
2
95%
Aug. 15
873,305
43,000
46,000
Bond!
$11,000
4,069,000
of
High
136
1957
636,270
119,558,086
140,791,540
$172,000
72,000
$11,501,000
1,160.000
$7,489,000
1,403,000
11,000
4,069,000
Bondt
Domestic
Foreign government
11G6
$437,000
Aug. 15
$204,000
Shares..
Jan. 1
113
Jan. 1 to
1958
1957
1958
Stocks—No.
47,000
49,000
$222,000
Week Ended Aug. 15
Range SIno#
Low
3,000
2,000
1,000
$204,000
_
1,000
829,015
—
56,000
$68,000
$2,000
101%
.
Bonds
$122,000
163,000
24,000
103
94%
100%
TotAl
Corporate
Bonds
6314
7
No.
$24,069,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
12
Hold
4,709,000
4,872,000
$100,000
$1,306,000
14,621,501
Shares
Foreign corporate
1136
4,253,000
$100,000
105%
1190
Anrti-n„#
4.705,000
210
99 Va
Sales
$5,530,000
$401,000
2,961,850
of
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
United States
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
1958
100
101
89%
—
Exchange
101
104%
110
95%
219.7
96
91
97%
96%
101%
A'.
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
Week's Range
Feb-Aug
"
1.9
93
93
State & Prov Bank#—
1952
A6s
Jan-July
1951
339.7
Week Ended Aug. 15
U.
100
Low
ABaden
263.2
14,621,501
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
155.5
+ 1.0
320.5
2,786,861
Aug. 15—
Total
Total
6
174.8
3,395,500
—
96
65
102%
98%
-0.6
136
5
1102 % 103%
— —
402.2
0.13
285.6
317.2
100%
101
67
332.2
478.6
174.8
92%
97
100
102%
401.6
2.0
102%
97
105% 106
June-Aug
6s
101
192
June-Dec
June-Dec
1964
101
189
Washington
3Y2S
192
101
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Power
91
Feb-Aug
(Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
91
100%
178
192
373.3
o/>
2,603,930
Aug. 13—
99
186
91
299.0
446.1
t
2,873,360
A-
Aug. 12
190
96
354.1
+
281.0
235.6°
173.8
320.5°
346.2°
Shares
Tues.
98%
93%
Low
1.1
+
469.4
Stocks
Thur. Aug. 14
10
93
160
the
+1.4
399.2
No. of
88%
80%
127
major industry
High
Change
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Aug. 11
100
127
of the common
-1958-
Transactions at the New York Stock
Mon.
15
19
24
High.
Wed.
98%
71.50 Dec
'■-A
440.1
478.6°
54
100% 100%
2
Percent
350.4
401.6*
-—
Non-Durable Goods
105%
89
—.
and with highs and lows for
Aug. 1,'58
A—A—A354.1*
Manufacturing A
—446.1*
Composite
40
98%
13
11
1957
95.07 July 26
for
based 011 the closing prices
1958, for composite and by
compared with the preceding Week
current year are as follows (1939*=
49%
38%
Jan-July
Southern Counties Gas
Newspaper
89.15
15
Aug.
groups
87
188
127
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
.
Southern California Gas 3%s
Inc
High
-
Range
89.24
14
Aug.
stock for the week
96
10
195
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1982
Knapp
Low
88.98
89.24 Aug
72.75 Jan
High
89.24
Aug.
135
85 %
87
Range for 1958
Closing
Aug. 11
100
125
89%
192%
Feb-Aug
1981
Water
High
85%
Jan-July
1979
J
88.88
89.16
SEC Index of Stock Prices
°New
97
97 7 a
Feb-Aug
H
4%s series I
90.71
The SEC index of stock prices
50
41
1101% 102
Feb-Aug
Feb-Anp
G
series
88
May -Nov
1981
May-Woo
deb '62—Jan-July
1976
series
Western
Range Since
Sold
130
84%
3s,
Corp
1978
series
&
Bonds
50
Feb-Aug
4 %s
Webb
High
100
1998—Jan-July
1973
3%s
4%a
Friday's
Rid & Asked
47%
June-Dec
Jan -July
1964
6s
1973
3%s series E
83.82
Fri.
Utility
197%
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1968
Power
7s
Water
Feb
11% July
137%
Jan-July
1963
1971
&
.1%
89
May-Woo
3%s series D 1976
3s
Apr
Week's Range
1110
85%
1970—Jan-Jttty
1961
extended
A
87.07
89.24
Transportation,
96
—Jan-July
1963
Southern California Edison 3s
3s
8%
145
1970
4s
mortgage 3%s
Water
series
93.92
RR—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
3VaS
1% Jan
Low
June-Dec
1970
7,300
or
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970
Harbor
175.28
Aug. 8, '58
2,600
1Ii.t
9% 10%
1%
Power Co Ltd—
Rapid Electrotype
79.29
Aug
5% July
Jan
5
Division—
Service Electric
Aug
300
4s series A 1993
3s
Feb
15
18814
1st
88.96
Thurs.
July
22
100%
1,400
April-Oct
mortgage
Public
Jan
15
93Va Jan
19%
1994
Corp—
subord debentures
1953
Power
90.70
12
Wed. Aug. 13
10% Aug
8
A
Western
England Power 3%s
1st
Jan
Research
6Y2S due
83.97
Jan
3%
1,200
Jan-July
Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—
Nippon Electric
Ohio
7%
145%
convertible
87.02
Feb
May
15
Exchange
Midland Valley RR 4 %
5s
94.17
Jan
5
19%
Interest
Western
Altalian Power
175.15
2% Aug
30
Jan-July
National
79.24
89.20
Jun
14%
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
&
89.03
132.43
Mon.
Jun
36
197/b
5s
£1
4s inc debs
N J
18%
14%
mortgage 4s series B
Guantanamo
90.87
Tues.
Jan
97
May-Nov
May
Mar-.S'ept
1st
A
1%
1
1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
1st mortgage
90.86
83.90
I)ii te—
Jan
40
2
vnicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Lackawanna of
90.91
84.05
87.09
(35 Stocks)
Jun
16%
•
Ltd
Power
&
84.10
-89.29
94.27
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
31% July
13%
96%
10c
Stock
Lack
87.31
94.47
174.83
Over-th-a-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jun
40
Apr
—
100
32
Jan
9%
3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Delaware
94.50
176.25
79.19
-
ft Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
40c
Steel & Pump
Edison
Feb
1%
—
1
BONDS
Jtoston
175.73
79.39
132.29
Apr
10
5%
Corp
Elec
79.41
133.77
Jan
135
11%
5%
5%
Friday
American
133.61
—
Jan
4%
700
50
Ltd
Zapata Petroleum
-
93% Jan
1,500
2,900
preference
Wright Hargreaves
Feb
%
Jan
His
Bondf
2ft Mar
19%
300
25
Lt
&
Industries
Appalachian
9,700
11%
Woodley Petroleum common
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
A Amer
6.400
]$•
16%
40
ities
Jun
3
Apr
% Apr
9% Jan
—
Total
10
Util¬
Rails
Rails
trials
Stocks
314 July
x25% Mar
2%
137/a
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
0%
31%
33
1
preferred
Pwr
Aug
10
Second
Grade
Grade
Indus¬
65
ities
roads
14
19
26% May
23% Apr
500
10
C) & Co
WiLsorf'Brothers common
5%
Aug.
Ye
34
2%
2%
13% 13%
<R
Wisconsin
Aug.
13
120% July
Util¬
508.19
12——.A*'
3.600
200
Rail¬
First
10
132.00
11
Aug.
Apr
-Bonds-
Total
15
509.22
8
Aug.
Jan
4% Feb
31
37%
„
10
16%
1
Industries
■
512.42
Aug.
Jan
"91
40
25
1
5
Corp
;
being transacted during the current week.
510.13
Jan
1%
35
A:
10c
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Oil Co
preferred
dividend.
zEx-liquidating
20
trials
1%
Jan
Apr
Ve Feb
300
A
Ye
30%
34y«
31%
—
1
common
Oil
River
(The)
A
__
convertible
Wichita
4 *o
Apr
Date
27%
3,900
aa
92
4%
Indus¬
May
120
20
Weyenl>erg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
40%
10
Apr
21%
1%
1st pfd—100
Inc
37%
range), d Ex-interest,
li Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
for cash (not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
-Stoclcs-
Invest Ltd—
Coal
Westmoreland
1,200
la
on
Aug
3%
16% Apr
2% Apr
114 Jan
600
1%
91
—
ord shares
Is
Stationery common.*
rets
Western Tablet &
1%
1%
Va
92
•
Ltd—
40
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond»
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.: •;
30
Jan
107
180
200
-
Western
.138%
the
are
% May
1%
110
100
pfd
50%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
18
24
1.600
26
3
1%
Rights
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
43%
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Feb
70
Jan
14%
450
1
1%
112% 115
1.25
Gas Ltd
&
56
47
(not included in year's
.
asked prices;, no sales
Jan
10
1% Mar
300
Webster Investors Inc
(Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
53
46%
2012—Jan-July
Transaction
r
101
54
47
Jan-July
2s
99%
54
Mar-Sepf
yEx-rights,
flat.
Jan
4%
Jan
2% May
2,800
20%
30
Inc
Precision
Waltliam
bid and
2008
$72
1100% 101%
June-Dec
5la July
56
1
$2 cumulative preferred
traded
•'
April-Ocl
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
distribution,
year's range),
being
tFriday's
61%
172
14
4% Aug
3% Jun
2
>4,400
100
Waitt &; Bond Inc
Wallace &
3%
*
preferred
7 '/o
2%
3%
•
1.
in
xEx-dividend,
ABonds
listed
Aircraft Co_*
ilfap-Nov
3% Aug
3'/a
•
Ex-liquidating
(not
tribution
Deferred
a
3% Jun
2
__
2
Manufacturing
4%
3
3%
9
4%
1
1
value,
13%
157
July
4% Mar
37%
warrants
(The) Instrument Co
f
May-Won
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod."
4%
Co
2%s
A)
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
♦No par
14
126
1168
§ Reported
7814
A
5
5
Corporation
Waco
Feb-Aug
May
stamped (Plan
(Republic of) —
Peru
Feb
Ye
39%
700
34
15%
36% Aug
1% Apr
400
2,500
44
14%
8%
Jun
20
31,100
35%
3
44
2%
1%
42%
34
14%
14
7
—
185
13%
185
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1949
Parana
A7s
20
210
161%
—
185
High
16
194
__
Germany—1
6%s
1927) 1947
of Oct 1927)
1947
Bank of Denmark '5s 1972
Mortgage
Apr
of
Low
61
$15%
1210%
June-Dec
redeemed)
(Prov)
(issue
(issue
2% Apr
34
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co__
Vogt
Apr
3
Jan
A7s
9
2%
1%
1
Steel
Jan
800
__
common
Industries
Norman
Van
Victoreen
7/a
Apr
189
Apr
1.100
2Va
318
Jan
168
No.
Jan-July
1952
Jau. 1
Sold
High
Feb-Aug
6%s
1947
1947
6s
(70%
7s
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranbao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
300
15
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Munic
(City of)
1939
AHanover
3
10
common
convertible
$4
AHanover
7s
Waterways
&
Cons
secured
22
2%
43
.
Co
f
2%
2%
43
Sugar..
Valspar Corp
Feb
AS
2
20%
33%
Oil
3'/a
20
5
Products
Danzig Port
mjreuuan
2%
'
34fa
Insurance—.-*
Universal Marion Corp
Utah-Idaho
4%
3% May
A_
1
1
50o
25c
common
Universal American Corp
Universal
%
29
300
..
180% 180%
1
B
Consolidated
A
367a Aug
A
Jun
2'/a
1
Co
United Stores Corp
Universal
Jan
2
26,500
__
25
10
50c
common
United
Universal
Apr
2% July
1% Jan
30%
—.
A* '
100
Rubber Reclaiming Co
States Vitamin Corp
U S
7%
9.500
36
—
10s
Canal
Sharing
class
Jan
Ltd—
crd
Tile
9% May
5 A
ALima
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic
Jan
.6,400
6ft,
A
ill
5
common
preferred
Air
S
10c
2
*
Co
rets
dep
NJRR&
United
2ft
Corp
Products
Molasses
United
Gas Ltd vtc
&
6%
0%
1
Corp
Oil
5%
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
8,800
8%
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
High
Low
High
7%
8
Week's Rango
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
AUGUST 15
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
—
190
nnn
9Q
nnn
1
inn noo
1
m
nnn
f'
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(678)
jLi
Monday, August 18, 1958
in
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American
Motors Corp
American
Sugar
American
Tel
Refining
6c
1674
Tel
Friday
STOCKS
100
l&OVa
RCA
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
1574
17%
2,040
33'«
52
26%
2,130
167%
Jan
349
39%
Feb
Boston Edison
Bo^on
Service
_**_:
Itegls Paper
st
17% Aug
8% Mar
..III
55 %
352
48%
Jan
49%
30
39%
Jan
16
16%
590
12
Jan
62%
121
44%
Feb
25%
26%
165
167s
Jan
28%
30%
823
21%
Apr
5"to
cum
preferred
30% Aug
First
Nat'l
Ford
100
56%
56%
*100
49%
49%
100
9%
adjust
5
50
Jan
58
1
10
49% May
6% Mar
56
120
Stores
General Electric Co
63%
Gillette Compatty%***—
69%
90
55%
Feb
43%
349
37%
Jan
63%
64%
57
Apr
60
33%
Apr
5%
400
2%
Jan
4374
4374
2
9574
9774
158
Formerly known as
Hathaway Bakeries
Co.
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
-50
common.
Copper
*
*
vv;•" *.'•.
National Service
—
Companies
*
20
18
100
NYNH & Hartford RR
14074
7574
Jan
1574
25
557a
238
2874
Jan
36 74
6c-
200
5C
Jun
3874
3)174
92
2834
31%
117,
18%
Feb
3074
317a
76
25%
Jan
63%
_•
(N
J)
Chemicel
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug
Shawmut
Stone
2,694
1474
Jan
12574
Jan
S
Rubber—
S
Fruit
1374
—25
*_
574
Jan
8
—
2774
Inc
83
__
*
Co
2674
•
Waldorf
Mass
System
RR
common.
4774
148
42%
674".
105
1
2674
2674
Co
"
f
1
Transit
1374
1474
305
1174
Apr
1474
Aug
Alien
20
100
17
20
Aug
Baldwin
1874
Aug
18
2774
10
100
Jan
874
2274
Jan
5074
425
38
Jan
2774 Aug
5074 Aug
24
3474
200
Jan
37
2574
27
18%
227a
Jan
27
1,135
Wrigley
Electric
815
3474
Jan
580
31%
Jan
4974 Aug
45 74 Jllll
180
31% May
3874 Aug
83
7
14
10
6074
6174
629
71
Apr
1274:Mar
83
56
i
.
*****
Consolidated
Consumers
Jan
55
16
Jan
25%
Jun
G5
14
Jun
17%
29
29
10
24% Jan
42
42%
33 %
1 056
120
32 %
321/4
901/2
90
97
86%
87%
3
9574
Feb
97% July
76
Jan
65
11% Mar
15
35Vo
35%
35%
73
51%
52
214
29%
46»/4
5374
3534
3534
210
__
3534
29
45
4574
~
4%
Jan
574
Feb
Jan
Mur
33
Jan
61%
Jan
7974
54%
Jan
40
23%
Jan
29
46
367a
Jan
Jan
Bower
47 %
49
47 %
30
42
Jan
49
•
_
100
25
180%
591/
lfi7
14(4
10l
1801/4 182%
348
167 74
Jan
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
87
88
169
7574
50%
50%
52
13i
39%
Apr
5t„%
56%
57%
307
39%
17%
18%
167
15%
Apr
Feb
0%
7%
8-7a
1,150
57b
Jan
•
4534
_
25
10
*
10
10
5
Light
I"
-*.
60%
42%
—
*_
19%
in
.
Kodak
10
Federated Dept Stores
2.50
5
_*
Mar
44
Apr
*_.
465
40
40
1
5
Screw
—
_~5
41
*
/
53%
Jun
974 May
Jah
474
574 July
Jun
Jan
38
974
636
42
%
4174
Jan
1574 July
Jun
674
674
43%
3
Feb
42
3774
Jan
4374 Aug
974
Jan
14% Aug
6%
700
45
37s
5,450
3%
3
Aug
3274
972
14
-43%
Aug
2.320
43 74
1374
;1.C6%
40
2974 Mar
3,610
43 711
1174
6% Aug
74 Aug
Jan
3374 Jan
717
12 74
24
2%
274
45
3% May
Jan
24
825
Feb
6
540
2174
6
74
684
4 74
Jan
3.7 a
3%
1,650
12%/July
Jan
6 74
6 74
24v
;
274 July
Mt
Clemens
174
IIIII10
!.
3
__**_
Products
Davis
Pfeiffer
&
H
13
4674 Mar
36
Jan
W
Rickel
Scotten
&
Jan
1174
Jan
274
400
20%
-
29
10
88
30%
:
4
_*_—*_—
88%
2
408
.
21's^274-
Co
Dillon
Sheller
2
Aug
674 July
3% Aug
275
892
-
-
53%
600
,'.4
1474 July
2 74 July
2174 Aug
/
Apr
1% July
2274 Mar
-
'•274 Aug
29% July
Apr
1574
240
274
2%
655
10:!4
1074
774
1074
—*'__5
774
1
i
-10
48%
Jan
,
2%
7%%
Jan
31% Jun
88% Aug
Jan
3% Mar
2%
5
Apr
200
974
Jun
400
674
3 74 -Feb
Feb
Feb/
<•
45%
45%
18
16
Jan
20
19%
159
31
Jan
35
3474
Jan
28%
80
22%
Apr
'10% Aug
:
-a% Mar
.
4974
gg «£
fi=
g
71
119% 119%
27
41
41%
100
282
4514
1185
38
38
Jan
43 %
May
(il4
300
574
674
1,971
1074
11%
1,340
3%
374
374
374
._1
Dist
-1
„1
9874
Jan
39%
39%
27
130
65%
57
Apr
3374
Feb
Feb
:
',4%
"3
Mar
•
'
Jun
1674 Aug
"3% Feb
T% July
6% May
12% Feb
974
Jun
425
3%
Aug
4%
100
274
Jun
3% Feb
Jun
the
Exchange
round-lot
Last
Par
.
.
Laboratories
Abbott
Acme
Steel
Admiral
of Prices
Aid
6074
33
33
Jan
Laboratories
Am
10-%
400
774
Jan
9 74
9%
1,850
774
Jun
474
474
100
4%
Jan
—1
674
3174
Feb
36%
.
874
100
474
Jan
7y8 July
100
3074
Jan
397a
300
36%
jun
44% July
4874 Mar
8%
Cyanamid
Machine
Motors
American Rad
American
Tel
12.50
Corp.*—*
& Stand San
&
(Un)
Tel Co
American Tobacco (Un)
Jan
American
411/
411/
_J*
43,/
3534
141
29 74
Apr
43% Aug
Jan
Anaconda
3534
38%
39
100
2974
Jan
39
Aug
29%
3074
3,200
2674
Apr
32% Aug
22%
2374
700
1474
Jan
2374 Aug
1974
2074
1,000
13%
Jan
20V4 Aug
50
July
52% July
Jan
70%
Jun
25%
Aug
,
4674
4674
4974
.1674
18174
1374
•
47%
1,400
4174
Jan
4974
5074
1,800
3974
Jan
3874
*
—7
—5
ft
387a
100
33
Jan
15
1774
23,600
874 Mar
1374
14
3,100
11 "4 May
180
18274
2,900
16774
Jan
39
Aug
Aug
17% Aug
14% Mar
134
Aug
.*-25
87%
88
500
75
Feb
25
30'4
30 7 4
300
2574
Jan
ff9% July
31% Aug
5074
5074
527o
2,400
40
Feb
53% Aug
56%
5674
57%
2,100
3974
Apr
59% July
1874
1874
19
2.000
1274
Jan
19% July
974
(Un)
Corp
9%
974
100
574
Jan
1
1874
17%
1874
2,700
•
3074
X3074
3074
2274
22%
2374
Armco Steel
51%
83
Jan
3674
38%
674
10
Viscose
_♦
974 Aug
27% Aug
61
100
100
Foundry
Jan
22% May
1,400
2274
1
(Un)—*.*—10
Co
&
200
2774
80%
2974
1
(Un)_
American
American
9
2774
•
(Un)
574 Mav
674
4174
8074
—1
(Un)
10% Aug
Jun
10
38%
3974
8
Co
Aug
25% July
674
Manufacturing—*_10
Airlines
Jan
High
61
4174
*
*——
of America—*
Can
1974
1074
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
American
900
Jan
2374- 2474
Aluminium Ltd
American
Low
44
1074
Paper Corp
Aluminum Co
Aug
71% July
10
Range Since Jan. 1
400
2374
Discounts.*.
&
Allied
AHis-Chalmers
61
1
Castings———5
Alleghany Corp (Un)
_**—.*_.—1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
1
40
70
34%
Shares
High
—.—*—10
...
Aluminum
Investment
Low
5
common
Co*
Corp
Advanced
Aug
34%
only
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
1
Jan
69%
transactions
Week's
'
6474 Aug
45% Aug
30
of
STOCKS
4274 July
43% Aug
38
compilation
Aug
55 % Mar
28% Apr
Apr
Apr
'
"
"Friday
119% Aug
Jan
1174
Midwest Stock
5274 July
66 74 Aug
197 74
Jan
2,050
674
Shirt
Juti
274
100
*274
—10
—
A
Apr
Apr
3774
1474
22
Jan
'■
Vincp Corporation
July
17274
30%
■16%
234
27t
miii
Allied
43%
17%
1
Standard Tube Class B—
45 74 Aug
2974 July
on
200
1674
L-
Products
22
Studebaker-Paekard
6474 July
19%
22
—2-1
Manufacturing
Shefman
63% Aug
63% Aug
53
64%
—
Jan
22 74
common.
Raisin Paper..L
Rudy Manufacturing %*
Jan
75
4334
__
174
571
1,040
274
Co_'__l
Brewing
800
*28%
"14
.14
.1
1
Metals
14
1
Murray .Corporation
Parke
17k
2874
—
L*
S)_*
Michigan Chemical
Ig
Chemical
Montgomery Ward
—
1
47% July
60% Aug
57
63%
031/2
•
10
—
—J
Corp
47
33
74^,Apr
Armour
?SS?n?egl8ter-
5
5
*
5
wSrtSni
oa?n Edison
Ohio
14%
«>•:—--1
___i
«•**■
(S
Refineries
1874 July
874 July
03 %
4354
as?Pa! Teieph°ne—11
(P)
1374
.
1
American
*
6
1,180
7185
Mtrs
5974 July
42%
£
«—1%
Harvester
9 7u
4
Jan
16% July
•
52% July
1474 Mar
60%
42%
031/2
04
Motors*.*
International
Jan
49
135
1951,4 1971/,
II
367a
90
54%
4954
~
'
59%
53%
28
5
.
4534
59%
oosj,
1
7
Chemicai
Di'Pont
Jan
6.616
;
57%
Jan
48%
574
—1
8974 July
5374 Aug'
3974
*_
*25
f,,
1274
645
Jun
874 July
38%. Aug
Apr
350
4074
13%
184 74 Aug
14
50
ffMt...
44%
1,664
14%
Mar
1474
Apr
51%
97
5
.j**;—
Co
Kresge
2374 Aug
4974 Jun
,_**—
2774
14:,4
5
Kinsel Drug
4774 Mar
147a
_r
5374-54.*
5
United
5
0
**********
380
1,535
40
—3
Manufacturing
Leonard
Jun
40
**—**12,50
Products
814
Jun
3
1174 May
574 Jan
517 a
,
High
20%
Jan
196
-
574
Lamp
Inc
Aug
Mar
323
44
___***_*****
Low
274 July
3674
3574
■'
-
*_
——J
*
Brewing
Ironite
Jun
4634
——
54
Range Since Jan. 1
1474
900
40' 4
Co
Electric
6874 Aug
23%
Ohio
&
Jan
210
28i/a
Power
36%
2274
Bethlehem Steel—
Jan
Jun
1,097
10
Wright
36% Aug
4(534
-_*-**—
•57%
.
Aug
1
Telegrapn.
4874 Mar
303
1
Udylite Corporation
•
anmid
C,l"el Service
251.5 b1*? 8
Columbia i?10
Gas
Feb
'
79
67%
•
*****
Chesapeake &
CtM-ysler Corp
49% July
Shares
-14
8
35%
-y.
Trailer
Hoskins
Stock*
&
65%
Jan
for Week
-
1974
-274
14
.-
l
Corp
Corporation
Motor
88 74 Aug
150
*_3
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39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE TOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 15
Friday
Last
STOCKS
t
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Par
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
Co
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70
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950
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18
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2
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63
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100
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8
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200
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27
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48
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3,000
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15%
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100
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400
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Aug
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20
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19%
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Feb
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3%
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13
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103 % Aug
39%
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13%
47% Feb
2,500
87
20%
42% Feb
300
73'A
35%
86
Jan
100
18
71%
Co
Gulf
Feb
573/4
36% Aug
Texas
17 %
87 Va
57a/4
Feb
•
31% Aug
Texas
28%
55%
12% JUly
53% July
49% Aug
35
55% Jun
Peb
25% Mar
July
300
49%
43%
7,400
44% Feb
800
48%
1,000
1,700
5,900
7% Jatt
Sl'/a
Apr
40%
52%
600
30%
Jan
Jan
20%
51
26% Aug
200
31%
71%
11%
39%
11%
20%
36%
20%
53
11%
Jan
29% Jan
400
Jan
52%
9%
20% July
42% Jan
5,000
800
2%
600
1,300
350
350
200
255/8
36%
13,.
5
18%
24%
263/4
38%
4%
18%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co——8
Jan
fan
200
5,400
353A
17%
2%
343/4
.21%
203/a
26%
17%
1,300
Jan
63% Aug
35%
Company
12%
3%
Jan
9%
Mar
46% Feb
26%
&
37%
3 % '•
9%
1
SB
Mid-Continent Oil Co—--
Sunray
13
~3%
51
48%
55%
July
18
—
10
5
15
11%
52%
16
Sundstrand Machine Tool
8
Aug
31% Aug
Jan
11
24%
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)—
Apr
32
.
8
17%
—
——7
Corp
20
17% Mar
31%
8%
8%
—
39% Aug
Jan
303/4
34
———--10
(Ohio).
Container
Jan
10% Aug
6% Jan
27%
51%
Storkline Furniture
July
Jan
27
«
8% Jan
150
62
48
21%
30
«88
•
California
t* 4
Oil Co
Standard
Stone
Swift
100
of
Standard Oil N J (Un)
Aug
91
18% Aug
48% July
Dredging Corp
21%
1,500
20%
(Un)
Inc
30% Apr
10%
—
—8
5
*
1
(Un)
Brands
Standard
46% Jun
37% Feb
39%
——•
1
Sperry Rand Corn 'TTtii
Spiegel Inc common
oil
18%
Service
Public
Southwestern
40% Aug
10%
31%
8%
1
Class
B
———,—-—1
Sinclair Oil Corp
8
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
—.18
South Bend Lathe Works
——8
Southern Co
(Un)
8
Southern
59% Aug
Feb
32%
44%
26%
J
Co
Jan
31
41
.,
Pen Co class A
(W A)
Jun
44
29%
38%
10%
1
Schwitzer
Shaeffer
43%
37% Jan
38%
—8
-—10
—1.40
1
Paper Co
Regis
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Scherlng Corp
400
1,100
55
20g
6t
500
27%
-5
Petroleum Co.
Standard
Rockwell
Standard
88%
13% .Aug
7% Aug
44%
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co
Standard
42 %
Jan
'
common
jun
100
Aug
22%
Jan
1,100
Apr
Apr
600
35%
31%
Feb
59%
Jan
17%
31%
43
393/4
July
88%
15%
56% July
Jan
42%
30
69
35% Aug
110%
Jan
59%
53
28%
47%
51
28%
39
Jan
33%
*46%
Feb
16
12% Jan
74%
1,300
1,100
41%
40%
100
46%
Jun
36%
(Un)——
Co
600
550
1
—12.90
350
33%
36%
5
—
.
Company
Oil
July
45% Aug
41%
10
Minneapolis
76%
39
Pure
Jan
49% Jan
41%
Co
Utilities
22
41%
Pullman
33%
100
28%
.15
16%e
Merritt Chapman & Scott (Un)..12 50
Metropolitan Brick Inc
4
Co
Jan
Public Service Co of Indiana
23
._1
163A
48%
38 %
—
2,100
47%
46%
common
43% Aug
203/4
473/4
10,700
26%
1
1
Jan
64 % Aug
Cement Mfg
(The)
&
15% Aug
Jan
900
1,800
1,100
25
& Co
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck
Apr
Jan
62%
5
1
7
Field
Marshall
3
64%
15%
Jan
94% Aug
10%
60%
4%
' i^bv
(Henry C)
Jan
Apr
31
33 %c
8.75
•
30% Aug
33
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)—.
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Unt
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Toledo
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common—
Lytton's
1%
8%
47
common
&
Jan
70
900
950
34%
—5
_4
*
Co
Co
McNeil
14% Aug
Jan
18%
-10
22% July
26% Apr
233/4
—
Chemical
& Light (Uni
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
.
Knapp Monarch Co
Leath
9%
88%
1
Power
Laclede
Jun
12% Aug
41%
1
Extension
43% July
19 %
26%
1- 1—25
—
Jan
1,800
100
/
Aug
34% July
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light 6s Coke
37%
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Salle
class B
Pen
Standard
—11
Kaiser Alum &
La
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
14%
.61%
10
Illinois Central RR
*
Indiana Steel Products Co
1
Inland Steel Co
*
Intcrlake Steamship Co
*
International Harvester
—*
International Mineral & Chemical—_5
International Paper (Un»
7.50
International Tel & Tel (Un)
•
Kansas
37%
15
63%
Illinois Brick Co
Jones &
1,200
Aug
63%
51%
Industries Inc
-
2%
9
18
15%
60%
—2
—_—
Hupp Corporation
:
67%
Werner Corp—
Howard
13,000
92%
2%
9
•
--3
29
Brewing Co—2
(G)
Hcileman
.
Feb
38
Apr
32%
1
Hertz Corp
Parker
St
.
16%
Aug
Aug
14%
197% Aug
31%
37%
45
Organ
Hammond
Jun
800
36%
67%
:
174% Mar
5%
•
17%
1
(Un)
Greyhound Corp
Jun
42%
43%
Gulf Oil Corp—
27%
27
67%
Dredge & Dock—
Lakes
July
26
27
43%
Stores
May
157/e July
30% July
22%
2%
41
43
10
25% July
12% May
18
83 %c
—1
10
-—5
—*
12.50
Co—.
Granite City
Jan
July
1,300
—*
General Tire &
Co
91
Jan
1,300
1.60%
-10
Corp
General Motors Corp.
Glidden
Jan
12
22%
6%
2
—1
9
1
General Electric Co
»The>
79%
July
July
195% 197%
Corp
Telephone
41
27%
Transportation__2.50
~1
General Candy Corp
——5
General
Jan
28
24%
General American
General Goods
Penn-Texas Corp
Jun
1
General
42% May
16
2
General
35% Jan
41%
—10
Box
Peabody Coal Co *w
Jan
18
5
Motor Co.
General
62% Aug
4,300
2
Ford
57
Feb
23 %
v
36% Aug
Jan
54%
(Un)
10% May
Apr
157b Aug
22% Feb
300
Pictures
Jan
33
37
32%
Feb
28%
13%
Airways (Un)
World
%
42%
:
-
•7%
11%
—
Emerson
700
22%
1
Natural Gas
3
Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
25%
-
42%
Pacific Gas & Electric (Un)
22
1
400
.4,100
13,400
•'
19% Aug
300
■'■■■
14%
6.25
400
—;
Air Lines Inc
Eastern
May
20
54%
Corp—
May
200
/
9
Apr
13 %
683/4
—
Chemical
33 %
45
9%
Gas
Natural
Olin-Mathieson
4oo-
33
———1_——1:
I) de Nemours (Un)
5
Common
Aug
Jan
6
1,000
•
7.50
(Un)
Co
20%
1
Co
Ohio
17%
44
63 %
July
30
12
July
% Aug
52% Mar
450
48
B
10
Oak Manufacturing Co
50
12
144
1,000
__
400
;
19
26% July
Jan
25% May
Co—
Power
(Minnesota) (Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
Jan
300
50
.
8
Ry
Mar
9
Inc (Allen B)
Du Mont Laboratories
Gas
Pacific
400
18% Aug
8%
54%
43%
40
Jun
550
-.10
20
—5
'
35%
38%
Jun
62%
;, 27
34%
393/4
36%
15%
20%
19%
49%
34%
2
—
Company
&
Dccre
•
34%
10
12%
85%
5
1
—
(Un)
(Un)——1
19%
Apr
41
.25
Crucible Steel Co of America
19
Jan
Jan
27%
■
19
14% May
21%
1,900
-
8%
8%
•
North American Aviation
Northern
12%
24
I
57
;
35
18%
9%
15%
25%
30
200
17%
24%
29%
1
Mfg
Central RR
York
17%
24%
5
10
9%
1%
23%
—
Prod (Un)
27%
85%
v
22% Aug
700
15%
' 20%
19%
1.33'/a
..—-5
'
10
1
5
25
Consolidated Foods
43% Aug
18 5A May
16% Aug
39
1
,
35% May
600
Jan
85%
39
1,700
22%
Apr
5
15%
—•
:10 \ ' 19%
25
48%
Iron
preferred
Coleman Co Inc
43%
22%
1%
9%
42%
;—1"
Corp
55% May
13%
8%
52%
'
—
38% Aug
Jan
1,300
61%
,
52%
—_———
Cliff's
Cleveland
—
——
Co
Service
Cities
•'
10
Corp
Distillers
Pan American
Chicago South Shore & So
Jan
43%
500
27%
—
283A
100
1,000
56 %
35
18
>
__
22 %
National Standard Co
600
11%
12%
23%
1,900
53%
Apr
26% Jan
34% Feb
400
14%
49
25 "
1
•
*
Chemetron Corp
2%
39%
17%
2%
38%
40%
43%
A—,
class
Conv
1,000
36
Jen
30
383/5
38%
1,500
Muskegon Motor Specialties-
20%
...~
-
High
36%
35%
53%
•
Motorola
ioo
•Vv
16%
12%
14%
2%
Low
35%
5
400i,
...
2
15%
12
35%
14%
.1:
Champlin Oil & Ref common-
2
.
12
50c
5
1
Corp
West Corp.
Central & South
Certain-teed
(Un)
of America
Corp
Centlivre
32%
-
—
30c
10
•
Ltd—
Gas
Export
2
16%
5
Inc__
Carrier Carp common
33%
5
1:
-5
:
Industries
Burlington
28%
20c
Erad Foot© Gear Works
Budd Company—
—,
10
5
W) Corp
(George
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
Low
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)—
Nachman
44%
9
Boeing Airplane.
1 File—
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
46% Aug
45%
.
Jan
200
1%
1
Corp
Manufacturing
1%
45 %
70
3%
27
•
27
4
PI
13 %
69%
3%
,
—
3%
:—10
Co
Inc (Un)
Benguet Consolidated
Binks
:
9%
100
Bang*
Far
High
Low
High
13%
—
——_50c
.
Manufacturing
Belden
13
*
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Low
Lett
SaleFiiea
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sale*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Frice
..
Sales
Week's
•
—
•
94 3A
600
20%
65%
Feb
47%
24%
47%
1,000
36%
37
37
4,600
32
May
37
Aug
85
100
80
Jan
88
85
Jun
102% 102%
100
69
Jan
102% Aug
943A
200
69
Mar
94% Aug
24
94 %
Jan
■/■.
■
/
.
36
1
■
1
The Commercial and
■
■
■'
,
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■
.
•
i
Financial Chionicle... Monday, August 18, 1958
(630)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
13
FOR WEEK END EI) AUGUST
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
of Trices
Sale Tike
Alaska
Gold Min
Juneau
(Un).
Chemical
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
3%
6%
4
7%
5.90
474
4%
200
Inc
88%
88%
284
27%
29%
28
20%
2,410
(Un)——1
com
88%'
911
29%
21%
21 %
23'a
1,941
18
10
(Un)
—.
Eosch
American
4,300
381
1.433
26%
234
19%
19%
197a
329
46%
40%
47%
620
26%
Corp (Un)
2
Theatres (Un)_l
Arma
American Bdcast-Para
'
Americaxi Can Co
(Un)
——.12.50
44%
76c
Jan
49%
61% Aug
10% Aug
1.20 Jan
64% Aug
5
July
Jan
Apr
3,070
93e
—-*
Corp (Un)—
Airlines
American
10'*
674
1
High
Low
J07
63%
88c
.i_——~
Mlg Co
Ltd
Aluminium
10%
—
2
Co
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
Warrants
61 &
63%
10%
•
(Un)—:
Co
Reduction
Air
High
61%
—'
f>
Admiral Corp _——.———-1
Aeco Corp
U'°
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Jail
2)4 Jail
4% Jan
3
Jaif
73% Apr
7) a
4%
88%
28
33
23%
27%
19%
22% May
26% Apr
1474\Jun
19%'Feb
13% Jan
42% Feb
July
July
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
49% July
Electric Bond
Radio
Exeter
Fairchild
Fibreboard Paper
American Factors Ltd
American Smelting
Foremost
1
57
Jun
14% Aug
30%
Jan
43% July
Trailer
Ci
:
140
34)4
Apr
1374
777
11 %
May
44:'4
44%
45
320
36
181 182)4
2.089
(ill
76
Feb
89
Juil
General Dynamics Corp
976
25% July
32
Aug
General Electric
(Un)—;
50 7 u
52%
31
31
3474
5274
50%
52%
1
137,i
J37«
14
Inc
40%
_6()
(The)
Co
Andersbn-Prichnrd
14% Mar
Garrett Corp
General
Amer
184% Aug
Jan
General
Controls
Co
Co
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
(Un)
Louisiana
Arkansas
Steel
Armco
Ashland
Oil
(111)
&
—
Atlantic
Warrants
Avco
57%
4%
4%
4%
200
2.4U
33%
Public
Service
Aug
General
Public
Utilities (Un)-.
2474
175
34% Aug
General
4174
112
34% July
26% Jan
43
July
General Tire
38
184
26%
38
Aug
5774
56%
38%
19
1,442
19)4
3974
59% July
Apr
Feb
19% Aug
3 7%
1874
3,979
15
Feb
22°«
23)4
4,743
1774
Jan
18% July
24% July-
*
36
36
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36
100
12%
36
Rubber
July
34% Mar
Aug
1,570
%
8%
7
Jan
4
%
4%
3,668
1,350
274
Jun
8% Aug
4% Aug
7%
—
874
874
13,128
07 b
Apr
874 Aug
13%
33)7
260
9%
36%
36%
38%
429
24 Vu
1
5%
5%
5%
10.457
1
7%.
7%
7%
8,385
Oil
Bros '
Barker
Co
Co
_
Corp
Barnhart-Morrow
45)4 Aug
Jan
437,,
45
8,216
5
5
250
4
Jan
44 %
44%
44%
144
3874
Jan
44% May
51%
51%
52
1,623
40%
Jan
53
27%
2874
Apr
29%
1,688
3,466
23)4
26 %
23%
Jan
2974 Aug
41)4
41%
487
33%
Feb
42)4 Aug
10c
'
Co
4374
10
—
.83 %e
,v"
-4
Getty Oil Co common
(The)—————
Giauden Products Corp———
1
26%,
1
Gladding McBean & Co
5
Gillette
Co
Glidden
Good
5
May
July
29%
Jan
13% Aug
n
Oil &
Lakes
Great
Northern
120
57c
11,000
30c
Jan
165
70%
Feb
49
49
264
4. 4174
Feb
1%
1)4
320
44%
46)4
347
Chem
1%
2
1,400
42
4374
341
3174
Jan
4374 Aug
45 7b
274
457«
246
38%
Apr
48% July
2%
100
2)4
Jan
34)4
v
HI2.50
„.
Co
44%
1
__
427,,
7% Aug
Great
Western
118
57c
4,200
23c
23%
6
8
Apr
Greyhound
70c
Apr
Jan
Jun
Grumman
(Un)
—
Producers
45%
,
60c
com..—
1574
(U11)
•'
'
*
^
1,100
21)4
132
19
1
_
16%
21%
3
Corp
Aircraft Engr
34)4
_1
Western Financial Corp.—HIHi
Ry
3574 Aug
34%
88%
Great
6%
Jan
Feb
18
51c
Great
57c
Apr
88%
Jun
6%
2.20
1.G5 May
15%
54c
Aug
57c
757
1,243
8874
10
6.00
Apr
1.95
1774
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.—
Co of Calif——.
38%
53(i
1,85
167 a
1.85
.—5
(Un)-___.
Co
Humor
Goodyear Tire <fe Rubber..—...
Grace
(W R) & Co (Un)—
Feb
1
Consolidated
Jo
1
2.85 Mar
1
———5
;
5.00 July
Jan
.5
(Un>—.
(Un)
37% Aug
July
43
36
43
8
4274
—
8)4
(Un)
746
BalclTin-LimJi-Hamilton Corp (Un),. 13
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)~
100
Bankline
64% Aug
89!)
31 %
3R%
—1
Petroleum
Jan
Apr
64)4
Feb
Graham-Paige Corp (Un )
Granite City Steel Co (Un)_
Banflinl
65%
6374
22%
2274
(Urn
Mfg Corp
Jan
Apr
63%
100
1
—
(Un)
19%
55
5
(Un)
1,264
10
5
(Un)
Refining Co (Un)-.—
Corp
56%
10
(Un)
Refining
Apr
1,015
—__
&
Feb
14
62%
General Exploration Co of Calif1
General Motors Corp com
.—374
Jan
24)4
491
■
Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un)__—
Atlantic Coast Line RR-—4—...—
Atlas
4174
2,133
6074
53% Aug
Telephone
37!)
37%
18%
6074
Feb
——5
(Un)
Corp
Armour & Co
HHn
Gas (Un)_—
-w
_1
4174
>
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37%
—
40%
__
43
37
43
5
—b
Co
187a
2
—
——
Oil of Texas
July
38
10
Corp (Un).
Oil
50T'a
)a
Aug
Aug
49
47
Jan
General
Anaconda
87b July
Apr
Jan
62
1
Fruenauf
1374
31
6%
18% Aug
49
Aug
23% July
17% Aug
8% Mai-
46%
87%
10')
8%
8%
—10
Chem
1<PYa
3074
Jan
17% Apr
Feb
&
46'i/4,
Corn
Apr
37%
157
9%
Jan
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239
39%
12
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12,519
49
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Aug
869
25
617
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19
30 %
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4874
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15
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222
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15
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10%
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1,367
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& Refining (Un)
10%
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1,380
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32
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5
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1.053
49%
Jan
Aug
32%
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62
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15
17%
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34%
318
61%
Feb
Inc——
35%
32%
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35
32%
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3734 Feb
27
Co
178
49 %
3,969
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33
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32%,
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37%
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Fedders-Quigan Corp
390
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2574
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37%
4
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Low
High
20
Phone (Un)
&
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36%
5
(Un)—
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of Trices
37%
1
El Paso Natural Gas Co com
3
Electric Auto-Lite Co
(Un)——_—5
Eastern
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Low
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
19
29% Apr
1
29%
59c
49
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1)4 Mar
Jan
4774 July
2 % Aug
Jan
1% Mar
Feb
Aug
3
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18
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1,557
18% May
25% Aug
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1
38%
18%
260
16% Mar
38% Aug
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———5
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59
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59
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Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
—
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Steel CorD (Un)—
8
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1%
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121
36%
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10
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14%
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7
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31
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9
Aug
12
6,446
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4674 Aug
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76c
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21
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Apr
80
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3 8
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1,292
13%
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13%
12
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24
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1%
100
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19
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23
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18
33
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55
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33
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Feb
33
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20
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150
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35
140
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Cuban American Oil Co
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347
.
40
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Matson
504
33%
Jan
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25%
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30 54
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200
4%
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57 b
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54%
1,981
44%
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95%
96
134
95%
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2274
23%
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2774
2774
550
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14
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16
42%
44%
812
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■
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225
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23
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70
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13,231
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155
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11
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31
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39
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200
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127b
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407
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14
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1
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150
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44
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38
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Montana-Dakota
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13
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Jun
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50
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•
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635
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common.——
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9
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155
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55
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52
53%
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5
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Curtis Publishing Co (Un)
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7%
10
96% Aug
34
22% Aug
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■
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37% Aug
'
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25
2.847
54
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Jan
47%
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2)4
230
19%
__
60% July
Jan
Jun
3%
Jan
33
4
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Apr
33%o
Kenneoott Copper (Un)
Kern County Land Co
47%
Commercial
474 July
3% Aug
Apr
Apr
3%
457a
(new)———50c
common
Johns-Manville
Jones
619
—2.50
Columbia
Jun
59% July
18
lb
29
Colorado Fuel & Iron
70% Aug
Aug
24
(Un)
4474 Aug
Feb
18% Aug
12
Jun
Mar
•
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Co
Harvester
Co
-
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26c
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10
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May
Apr
Apr
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39%
10
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Cities Service Co
147b
3274
39%
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40%
Chrysler Corp
2.00
126
21
39%
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7,076
1
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23%
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79
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9
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38
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18%
Jun
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Feb
755
California
2474
97b Aug
11
30
3
57
Jan
(Un)
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Illinois
Calaveras Cement
(Un>
Co
Jun
Feb
22%
4174
B/———44—H-'-i.—
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Honiestake
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Apr
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—
3174
19
Apr
Feb
24%
44%
1
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33
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Airplane Co (Un)
Oil Corp
Chica
15%
101
...
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A
—_
Stores
Hawaiian
Boeing
class
Co
31%
(Un)———... —..1
Organ Co
Oil
35%
1574
130
•
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11074 113%
110%
21
preferred
Hartfield
Blue Diamond Corp—
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1)4 Mar
63%
45
45%
2
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Ohio RR
&
Aug
63%
1%
—1
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Apr
Mobile
(Un)
1
18%
1
18 %
800
19
•
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55
35%
38c
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585
35%
35%
2,605
38c
1.60
42c
1.60
17,810
100
Aug
7%
Feb
9% Aug
5
Jan
6% May
14%
Jan
18% July
13% Mar
20
29%
Jan
36
31c
Jan
52c
1.50 Jan
Aug
May
Jan
2.00 Feb
Number 5769
Volume 188
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(681)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
American
North
Amer
preferred
Railway
(Uri)
5
35%
1,820
241/2
40
LOW
High
*
Feb
36% Aug
United
Air
21
Jan
25
Feb
United
Aircraft
Oahu
(Un)_—4—
Sugar Co Ltd
Occidental
26%
__20
Petroleum
Oil
Oceanic
43%
1
Inc
265
33%
Jan
4334 Aug
United
Corp
27%
851
22 %
Feb
27% Aug
United
Cuban
Fruit
13%
1.85
'iU-.''
J
1.90
1.50
Jan
2%
1.90
13%
2%
500
2
Feb
42
20c
Co
43 3 8
26%
United
Aircraft
Northrop
43
2,694
29
Jan
150
8.700
12
May
Olin
Co (Un)
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
Pacific
*
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____5
&
Aggregates
Pacific Clay Products
.
Pacific
Finance
Corp
1st
51/2%
5#
1st
5%
red
1st
red
1st
pfd
preferred
4.50%
red
4.36#
red
preferred-.
1st preferred—-,-
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Industries
Inc
Pacific
27%
1,085
22%
Jan
29%
55 %
156
Jan
56%
3.513
55% Aug
58% Jun
80%
31
694
27%
27%
404
26%
26%
25
25
25
25
200
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135
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25
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27%
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Western
Procter
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Co
Oil
Co
48% July
Jan
98
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Jan
36% Aug
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72
July
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45
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31
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8%
850
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Merck & Co Inc
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11
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18
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19
150
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10
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55%
56%
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49%
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25
25%
302
Apr
140
Aug
24% Aug
27
24%
25%
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47%
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115
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24% Jan
Aug
24%
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155
22
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Jan
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35%
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10
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36%
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301
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58%
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10
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28
358
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1,001
20
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355
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Pittsburgh Forgings Co
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Apollo Industries Inc
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27%
—
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49%
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18
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10
common
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1
44
49% Aug
40%
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World Airlines
44
1
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16%
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57% Aug
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25
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165
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Texas
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10
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Tennessee
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34%
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Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
47% lv
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57%
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16
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161
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•
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42%
53 %
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4174
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42
485
29
13% July
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Apr
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127
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236
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16%
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31% Aug
69% Aug
25
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15
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—
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Feb
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29%
—
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23
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Atlantic City Electric Co
31%
—
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Chrysler Corp__.
Curtis Publishing Co
18% Aug
100
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Baltimore
36
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10
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Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Apr
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24
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55
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12
18% Aug
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Bafeway
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11%
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
July
19
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11%
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1
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19
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Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
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41
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5
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28
36% Jan
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Rockwell
22% May
125
31%
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1,775
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305
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28
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Rice
Wilson & Co Inc
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135
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22
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Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Apr
53%
104
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Radio Corp of America
Feb
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16%
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65c
2
37% Aug
38% Aug
51 %
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Apr
100
17%
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348
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8%
357
1,452
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1,075
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237
37%
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36
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3
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1
42
42%
12.50
34Tb Aug
—i_5
(Un)
com
Coal
Western
69
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jan
36
.
Life
2,212
—
27%
v
70%
(Raphael)—
22
4%
250
8% July
% July
71 %
Power..—
(Un)
80c
-
34%
Jan
7
42%
94
Bottlers
& Co Inc (Un)
49% Aug
37
*
50
33 %o
1
Jan
9%
.1
(Un)—.
Penney (J C) Co (Un)—...
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
80c
38
50
...
__
Petroleums
Preferred
July
S%
90% Aug
Washington
133% 134%
20%
395
34%
1
(Un)
Corp
Co
80c
20%
134%
Airwdys (Un)
Pictures
Davis
-
1
100
Pacific Tel & Tel common
100
37
Westiugnouse Eiec Coru (Un)
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—. 33%e
110
ilr
49%
38%
Equipment Co_
895
%
i<r
10
(Un)_
Oil
Co
31% Aug
68% July
-10%
Mng
common
Sugar
Jan
Feb
49
1
&
8
High
22%
53
Apr
Apr
368
8%
f>
Consol
66%
49
.
1
Corp
(Un)
Utah-Idaho
30%
56%
47%
'
•
33%
90%
•
41
43
30% Aug
27% Aug
a3%
58
2
——I.'.>
preferred
Sieel
15
55%
—10
Lighting Corp common
84.50
Smelt
S
Jan
27%
25
25
.
S
Universal
Apr
9%
27
25
1st
U
32 %
3,681
30%
25
A
Jan
July
'1,442
55%
27
___25
:
class
Rubber
36%
25
pfd
5#
Plywood
S
14V2
25
preferred
S
U
36%
25
preferred
1st
U
Aug
3% July
31%
1
—Ho
U S Industries Inc common
Gas
Low
65%
65%
/ #
United
Range Since Jan. 1
Higl)
924
__10o
Jan
2.05
43
—.
_
Inc
Co
Shares
30%
5
(Un)
Jun
15
14%
—
——10
Corp—,
Pacific Gas & Electric common
6%
36%
8
8
Coru
Oil
I*ow
—10
(Un)
U
Oil
Ohio
Inc
Lines
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
25%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
241-2
25
15
Friday
34%
34%
august
STOCKS
Shares
Low
1
6#
Invest
Pacific
Northern
(Un)
Aviation
ended
for Week
of Prices
Par
North
for week
Sales
200
18%
Jan
7Tb Aug
38% Aug
25% Aug
55%
Jun
65%
Jan
Feb
38
The Commercial and
(682)
k
Financial Chronicle...
Monday, August 18, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
35
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Abltlbl Power &
4%9fc
Class
g%
Low
•
Shares
29%
32
7,409
24%
24j/4
24'%
475
9
9
100
a20% a20%
*
common—
High
preferred
Aug
International
25
Jun
Bronze
9
10
May
International
Aluminium Ltd
28%
Aluminum
Co.
Can 4% pfd—
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferredAnglo Can Tel Co 4 y2 % pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
21
Aug
International
Petroleum
July'
97
Aug
International
Utilities
13
280
13
Aug
.50
45 %,
.
32
3,575
29%
11,789
23
265
45 V*
47
390
48
-50
52
52
8% Mar
22%
25
Apr
22y2
100
Feb
Jan
Corp__
Lake
45 V* Aug
50
Mar
41
55
38
Jan
44
Bank
of
Nova
14
Jan
23% Aug
Feb
29
30
2,111
27%
21%
22
2.349
15% Mar
46%
10
of
32
St
Lower
5 7o
Mar
——
5Vi7r
38 y2
Jan
60
362
51
Jan
55
384
32
Feb
55
27
1,155
21%
Jan
28
50 %
49"%
50%,
1,450
37
Jan
Ltd
1,205
37
Jan
47 y4
a23J/4 a23'/4
23%
preferred
Bruck
Mfils
Ltd
45
160
41
Jan
127
45
Jan
3,654
Feb
6%
7%
7,853
41%
42 y2
385
41%
41%
42%
4,801
80
80
80
100
95
40
41%
3,890
9%
Jan
12%
common
97%
50
a95
215
3.70
a24
27
98
10
95
Aug
200
13
May
14
13
Feb
St
150
7%
a6
5
50
28 y2
14
y8
1,675
14y2
5
'
15
80
Jan
83
500
18%
19
4,000
47 '
Jan
July
19% May
Jan
48
May
10
July
23 % Apr
1'5
100
29
30%
3,293
3.10
27%
15 y8
28%
12%
3,000
■
13*8
2.00 Jan
21 y2
2,370
488
1
210
2,150
13
3.50
Jan
,-21% Jan
7%
30
Feb
Jan
Feb
a2.00
a2.00
50
*
31
30 y2
31
500
•
17%
17%
18
300
17'A
•
•
•
Ltd
3Vfc
•
•
50
(1956)
.*
3,345
3,256
25%
12
125
34%
583
23%
Jan
80
78
80
760
Jan
80
16
16
200
14%
Jan
16
71%
13%
2
71%.
2,663
51
Jan
72
13%
3,378
75
8%
1,980
al25
10
14%
15%
1,360
88
19%
19%
19%
1,665
83
83
83
5
25
25
50
13
125
a20
a20
115
19%
20%
2,335
a
9%
Jan
19% Feb
7Va
preferred
GdOdyear Tire 4%-' pfd inc 1927
Great Bakes Paper Co
Ltd—
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Heme Oil class A^
9%
30
Feb
13
20
Apr
20
14%
Jan
20% Aug
40 % Aug
37% May
12% Jun
715
6.90
1%
•
35
20 Vb
31
34
34%
410
Jan
34%
Feb
Jan
8
79
Apr
85
45
Mar
49
Jun
27%
Jan
925
28
Jan
2,572
38%
14 y4
Apr
13%
35
36
Apr
3,935
July
21% July
25 %
Jan
36% Aug
44%
725
41%
Feb
45
49%
50%
1,325
May
39 y4
Apr
51
July
3,398
43%
Jan
38y2 Mar
—*
11%
11%
11%
mv2
20%
20%
525
20 y2
13%
13%
Aug
13%
3,010
12%
Jan
6%
6%
600
com
4.68%
Apr
44%
77
—
1,205
1'
•
6'A Jan
5% Jan
;
Jan
15% Jun
"
98
Mar
Mar
175
10
100
lq --
12
52
I
68
*.
11
Jan
2.85
•
100
27%
8.952
790
51
39
V
Jan
32
23%
32%
25
49
V
•
49
100"
33
32
Jan
1%:
125;
39
•
.
Jan
22%
245
••
Feb
.
130
38
preferred
64%
65%'
64%
'■
100
101
-10
46
32% Aug
Aug
.
50
•
J
45
a29%
~1
Ltd—
;1
200
al4y2
295
a29%
-
3.40
390
:
-
32
■
2.15
22
150
15
Jan
JO
Jan
—
■
■
■
32%
——
——
1
-100
common
.100
—l.
32y2
25
a95
10
106
30
a95
'
24%
Aug
32% Aug
97
Jun
Feb
88
Jun
'
106
—
;——
31
-
-^31
31
50
_•
—
*, Aug
33
'
—
Aug
Aug
.
4.20 May
Jan
1
——
Aug
-
5-00 Jan
Mar
25%
3,950
*
%■
.1.-23.
Aug
Aug
May'
46...
Mar,,
4.25 Mar
12
j
65%
103
Jan
20
2,895
3.50
32
Jan
38%
1
2,917
a30
3.40
:
32
■.
4.65
al4
al4y2
:.
Worts
46
321%
4.65
•'
—.
Jan
95
85
30%
30%
—
i—--
45%
6,950
101%
July
25
Jan
'
*
jjt
:'i32% Aug
16% Mar
1,725
Jun
51% May
~
-
July
48%
Jan
y
50
—
52
28%, Feb
43
Apr
'
260
50
132% 132%
•'
*
31
39
'
132%
25
*
45%
51
-V—. '
39
"
Mar
24% Aug
11
Aug
27% Aug
Jan
23%
1,170
•
Feb
16% July
16
Aug
Jan
14
Aug
14%
.
Apr
95
70"
400
Jun
23% Aug
.
10 y4 Mar
20.523
•---
Feb :■
May
105
■
% May
'
Feb
25%
Jan
14
53
r
175 T
2.442
%
45
'
48
Last
*
■
48
103% Mar
26%
175
42
50
•
106%
Jan
Jun
32% Jun
7 Jan
Week's;Range
.
50;.
■
Jun
Sales
for Week
of l'rices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1 \
Aug
47% July
11% Aug
21
July
14% Jun
6% May
V
Par
Timber
1
•
48c-
45c'ri49C
26,800
*
'
-30
32
550
25
Mar
6-
7
5,175
5
Jan
-9
9
350
6
Feb
a23%
a237^
&
Mills Ltd
Internatl
Inv
Tr
preferred—
Ltd
4
'
*
•
Paper Corp Ltd
'
"22%
*
30
Can
Premier
Quebec
Steel
Mills
Telephone
•"
Warrants
Reitmans
Gas
of
15%
25
Jan
14
Mar
a77
6%
5
356
1.75
100
1.75
*
common
Ltd
23
30
PiDe
Canada
!
2.50 Mar
52
50
44
53
May
8
28
May
29
July
37
6.538
28
Jan
37
Aug
'31%
315
29
34
Jun
50
28
July
July
20
May
37
Aug
'Mar
30% Aug
19
970
17% Jan
37
975
29
1.35
100
60c
500
96
90
17%
17%
100
155
25
141
Mar
155
May
50
9
Jan
94
.
Jan
1.30
Jan
32c
Jan
3Cc
Feb
66%
Jan
96
Aug
15% May
1.50
—,
.
— '
77%
18% May
10
Mar
28
50
21%
Jan
28
Aug
79
247
61%
Jan
79
Aug
14%
107
13%
Jun
14%
Feb
13
500
11%
Jan
13
22%
Feb
14%
13
.
.
26,/2 '"23%
.
.
105
Aug
28% Aug
'77% Aug
76%
77%
235
45
45
GO
3.75
4.00
2.200
28%
27
28%
3.580
18%
Jan
10%
11%
1,375
8%
July
17
250
12%
Jan
17
16%. 16%
1,545
9% May
27
42% ' 42V2
2,425
.
—'
^.00
.
17.
—
16%"
•
40
43
.1
«
'
'
43
14
—
10
•
Feb
73.
79
Co
May
28
<
*
Line
Apr
7
Jun
155
—.
—
•
Aug
19
73%
al2% al2%
.
155
5
Aug
Aug
60c
94%
—
Jun
46-
a28
.
19
'—
,
1.50 July
,
Jun
25% May
36
.
37
1
Jan
;
*
1215
—
1
5
-
20%. 30%
.
—
*
78% Jun
Aug
9
31 %
—
_*
Jan
May
6%
34%
—
,
_
52
n28
36%
•
-Trans-Canada Corp Fund
Union
Jan
10
: '
'
11%
Corp
Gil
34%
100
—
:
Mountain
23
63e
M2
20% Jan
-
* 100
"
High
Jan—
895
6%
—•
*
Shop & Save- (1957) Ltd—
2
Traders. Finance Corp class A_—
57c cum red pfd—
Trans
~
36c
30
—
_*
Ltd
(Canada)
245 '
Low
~
&19
.
30 ~
—
—*
class A
-r
a77
■
a77
—*
of
22%
46
■
al9
*
J.
-High
146 *
•
10
Co
-
a23%
.*
100
(R L)
Motor
,
com—*
:
Ltd
—.
—
Westinghouse Company Ltd_*
Div Standard Sec pfd—*
Manufacturing
Low
•
6%
5
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
5
Moore Corp Ltd common
1
•
•
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
22
106
52
'■* ■"
30%
50
&
:
26%
45
Melchers Distillers Ltd' 67c pfdc
10
Mexican Light & Pwr Co Ltd com_13.50
34% Aug
35
21
46%
11
30%
'
100
J{
:—
34
July
46
-
50
•
Co Ltd (Walter Ml—
MacLaren Power <fe Paoer Co
Aug
a20
52
280
-
16%
.
14%
26%
common—*
'Lowney
July
20%
45%
:
*•
L_1
Jan;
13.
i
«
"
■
General Development Corp—
;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd
Lambert (Alfred) Inc class A—
43% Aug
al9>/2
44%
Ford
Jan
2.500
"
"
23%
.67%
all all
•
—
—
Jan
12%
6 ,170
24%
Pulp & Paper
Ltc^
Fleet
Aug
65
20
*
preferred
38
107
Apr
30
*
page
Jan
Jan
5%
'
.
.a 100
vtc
Feb
Jun
27%
'
23%
66%
;
"15%
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
Feralco Industries Ltd
I
1
*
Jun
27
150
34
9.00
54
48
»•
Jan
Crain
Aug
101
250
104% 104%
,
a99
r„„50
11%
■
1,209
.15%""
23%
1
.4.65 Au&
43% Mar
20
no
"
Jun
Feb
Jan
43
335
2,408
34
a99
<xc Power
3.00
34%
"
'23%
Consumers Gas
July
30
a85
49%
of Canada
a8
14
29
Jan-
425
48
10
A-
43
a7%
1,390
a85
35
—
60
50
150
Bay Mining
38
100
•
.
59
■43
a7%
-•
.
35
105% 105%
—
25
•
Consolidated
Apr
8.00
a45
*
of Canada—:
5%%
cum.
Canadian
Aug
7.70
12%
100
—.—
Lumber
57c
Jun
22%
2,245
16 Vb
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Canadian Silk Products Corp chtss A_*
Aug
25
76
2,250
i
;
Canada—
Consolidated
Feb
1,600
67%
23
all
common
preferred
Canadian
Mar
3,685
Feb
a44
'•
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian General Investmerits Ltd
Aug
84
29
54%
12%
•
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd class BJ
Aug
15% Aug
20
a42
785
42
'
67%
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Limited
Jun
15% Mar
77
Jan
9%
66
..
common—
——
Anglo-Can
9% Apr
38
24
36% Aug
4.30
104%
10
1
A
Apr
4.15
.
20% Aug
2878
40%
'
.
885
V
July
Jan
13%
37%
Jan
36 y4
64%
*
preferred'.:
Abltca
125
Feb
13%
—J
Class B
Seward Smith Pacer
common
$2 preferred *.&
22
Feb
27 y2
1
10%
Friday
13% Aug
117% Jan
a4l %
100
Jan
Sale Price
23% Jun
38
7.70
8
15
STOCKS
July
July
Jan
38
20%
15
18%
8%
al3
Jan
1,050
a21 a2l%
38
Aug
15
10 '
'
7% Feb
22%
al25
14%
May
26
Apr
Canadian Stock Exchange
34% Aug
60
8%
33
July
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Apr
July
100
al6
13%
Aug
16'%
15
Jun
9VB
71%
22
33
30% Aug
24
13
Jan
23
33%
-
•
11% May
Feb
33
22
class
;
Corp
Gooderham
4% 7o
19
2b-J/a May
23
*
Zellers Limited
50
*
Aug
830
4.25
J
—
preferred
May
1,690
*
:
July
Jun
13%
•
Genera) Dynamics—
General Motors
General Steel Wares
common-
21
7.75 Jan
28%
10
67o
155
1,626
,10
35%
a45
*
Steel
4%%
Jan
'
100
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A_
Class B
——i
'
130
■w:
31%
41%
1
Trans Canada PipelineTriad Oils
'
Walker
Jun
20
140
"
50
:
Toronto-Dominion Bank
United
33
,Jan ;
Jun
20%
*
common
see
100
22%
*
pfd
«.
10%
Co
47
26
20 y8
W—.
-
Aug
35% Jan
300
19%
35%
.'
12
3,645
33
*
*
t
17% May
19 % Jun
14% Aug
23% May
Feb
Apr
al6
5
Foundation Co of Canada—
Fraser Cos Ltd common
class
30%
22%
Feb
Jan
Apr
10
30%
'10
:
20c
18% May
9y8
25
•
29%
3.50
31
11%
19%
200
,
,25% -.,"26
26
•
.
July
May
985
a.21 % 1a2lJ/2
*
A
Steinberg's
jan
al6
-1
Corp
1,425
16
Corp
preferred
Co
14 % July
34%
*
Ei'i-trolux Com
Estabrooks (T H) 4.16%
pfd
Famous Players Canadian
21
10'A
•
*
175
21
,—10
*
17%
19 y2 July
16% Apr
Lawrence
preferred
May
2.00
•
41
21
45%'
140
;
Aug
Jan
16% Jan
'
19%
July
July
675
.
"
i
j——r
Breweries
13
July
21% Aug
25
*12
1
Cement
of
Jan
16
143/4
com
14%
22%'
12
'
(Canada) common—.
Steel
28% Aug
Mar
Jan
22%
(A V)
Southam
30% Aug
Jan
29%
14%
•
Sicks'
Jan
14%
27
83
16
45%
32
21%
July
310
17
21%
*
7 7a
Jun
18
40
Apr
30
30%
common
Sherwin Williams
Aug
8%
Feb
40
Jan
14%
520
*
common
preferred
Class
14% May
6V8 Jan
1,436
Jan
27%
41
*
Ltd
Co
Simpsons
Mar,
26
110
a22
32%
\
Series A 4 7c preferred
Class B 4%% pfd—^
Mar
18
Feb
•
&
Shawlnlgan Water
Mav
6
Jan
950
630
■■■'.
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Jun
7*% May
39
44%
J
49
'
17
41
v.
Aug
62
Aug
a2iy8
'V'
-
32%
Transport
Warrants
7% Aug
Mar-
15%
9.70
175
17%
31
4.80 Mar
3,050
8%'
17
Jan
16%
2.50
Bros
5 7c
16% Mar
31
Jan
5
Aug
37
aan
46
July
9% Aug
Mar
50
a21%
•
)0
Feb
100
:
39%
39
16%
44% r'
l.
^
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
15% May
894
13
.
;
•
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
May
a95
10
-1
391/4
39
17
.
•
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Feb
515
A—
39%
47%
a6 V4
—.
common
preferred
:
Rolland Paper class A-'
3.70 Aug
4,515
100
footnotes
50
13%
2.80
~
'4-
.
5
com
5%%
10%
3,265
-—.
Co
Roe
33 % Aug
Jan
Apr
13%
13%
14%
27%
27
10
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil ltd
Imperial Investment
Jan
8 V»
2.80 Apr
20
Apr
14%
25
47%
a6%
common
Development
57c
% Aug
14
*
-
'
700
50
20%
common
French Petroleum
25
3,570
3.45
Jan
ll'A
Eddy "Match
For
33 Vb
a9% alO%
83
29
50
^
common-—_•
Tubes
common
St Lawrence
13%
,
preferred
40 JA
868
46%
18%
Corp
Weaving
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Powers——
a
~—
11%
preferred
Preferred
32%
50%
Jan
a—
20%
Steel & 'Coal_
Imperial Tobacco
49%
8'A
17
77
708
Jun
11 y2
25
11%
eommon
preferred
13%
100
a24
14%
Price
Jan
al2% al2%
al4% al4%
200
_*
River Company.
Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ores
:
May
40
20%
preferred
Osttaeau Power
97
13ft
Dow Brewery LMU
Du Poht (1956 V
common
6%
alO
3.50
Jan
30% Jan
a6
Dominion Tar & Chemical
cbmmon—•
Preferred
23 %
5%
33%
Jan
90 Vb
10
5%
97
——5
Powell
31
Smelting— ■—*
Dominion Stores Ltd
8%
50
85
10
Aug
25
26,343
60%
•
Power
Jun
a95
35 %
90
90
9%
96
Petroleums——J-————1
Placer
Jun
a37 a37%
23% Aug
Jan
59
preferred ——-1———-——100
Products common—_♦
Penmans
Aug
29%
.
Feb
59
•
common—
Mills
Page-Hersey
July
35
Co
Flour
Pacific
% Aug
98% IVlar
al8% al8%
m
class
Dominion Textile
72%
105
•
Dome Exploration
Buiainfdit Bridge.
Dotoinftjfi Coal %7o DfdDominion Corsets
XMtntnicfh Foundries 8t
Steel
Motor
Jan
7
—•
tftstlfters Seagrams—
Ford
25
31
B
Zellerbach
7 7o
Jun
a95
•
;
As
Cbrbys class A*—
7%%
Jan
97%
•
gonsOlidatedGlass
Textile
bnstimers
Bros
26%
1.350
-
Eauipment
Consolidated Mining
77c
Feb
31%
14
*
—a
Coghlin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
Donohue
Jan
24%
29%
•
—
Vickere
Defattiton
Jan
97
31%
»•
Glase
62
10
968
50
Locdmbtive
Canadian Pacific
Hallway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred
77o
715
1,165
20
Preferred
71
16
24
96%
Ontario Steel
2.60 May
45
Aug
Jan
al03
•
;
36%
34'A
25
Canadian International
Power
Dominion
70
28%
14%
Jun
May
325
90
'
*
Trust
Provincial
28
13%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
common—•
Husky
—1
Canadian Hydrocarbons
a
•
Canadian Industries
common;
*
Crown
1,190
28
•
Canadian
■Class
45
33
*
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Cottons 6 7o
preferred
Farm
41
1.75 May
al03
100
A—1
common
Canadian
Cockshlltt
100
71
—•
Canadian
1.80
45
a
Aug
25%
128
1,630
35
8%
rr-rr
9%.
•
Wire
Ogilvie
July
12
1.80
.,
preferred
,
42
Apr
11%
•
■
34
Jan
Jan
50
preferred
class A
Noranda Mines Ltd-
44% Mar
100
Canadian Oil Companies
1955 Warrants
36%
2,908
Jan
—100
,
July
July
50% Aug
Jan
ia%
'
50% July
53
July
12 % Aug
.
Jan
39%
—-
Canadian
8%
500
"Ltd 4.40% pfd-—100
—-
Jan
48% Jan
—X
.
23
100
&
Niagara
May
43
—
Preferred
97
41%
•
Feb
125
100
Oil
National Steel Car
Jun
35
Common
•
preferred
12.50
Canada Wire &e Cable Co
Ltd class B_*
Canadian Bank of commerce
.15
Canadian Breweries common.
—*
Canadian British
Aluminum.
•
Warrants
Canadian
Bronze
eommon
|
47
205
41 'A
5%
Canner Glass
50
•
Canada-Steamship
Canadian
49%
85
81
23:?V
33
-
•
National Drug & Chemical
42% Aug
43% Jun
Jan
77% Jan
89% Jan
170
.—35
common—if
prefer fed
95
33%
r
34
100
B
Morgan
7% Aug
42%
5% Aug
27% Jan
3.50
3,095
——
25
23%
—
(Robt)
Montreal
5.00 Aug
7%
*
881
"
54 % July
49% Mar
5.00
io
750
25
125
■
•
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
48%
52%
eommon
Canadian Celanese
$1.75 series
42%
12%
=
.
23
Jan
52
Preferred
Canada Cement common
51.30 -preferred—
Canada Iron Foundries
57c
Apr
r
Class B
Canada Safeway
15 y2
39 y»
12%
*
4%%
75
7,234
12%
Building Products
Calgary Power
Aug
a23
42 y4
45
—-——50
»««,n 50
•
Class
Feb
Producti——•
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Brown Company
25
...
Power——
Bloedel class B
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Feb
42
100
—*
23%
41%
4.75
100
.
pfd-100
Paper 5%%
Mersey
Feb
Jan
35 y2 Mar
•
pfd
preferred
&%% preferred
British Columbia Forest
25
20
125
*
red pfd
5%
217/8 May
325
41
48%
eommon—
50
125
47
•
preferred
Mitchell
Aug
5.00
•
498
*
Lawrence
McColl Frontenac
July
a22%
42
M
•
Brazilian Traction Light A
Power
ferftffih American Bank Note
Co
British American Oil
cum
10
48
23>/4
40
M
preferred
BoWater Paper
4%%
23%
41
*
„
24%
•
com
Milling l'/o
Massey-Ferguson common
61% July
47%,
25
British col Elec 4 %
2,905
59
46%
—
Bell
Telephone
Bowater Corp 5%
47
59
47
——
Class B
46
10
Bailey Selburn 57c preferred
25
5%% preferred
———25
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
•
Aug
Aug
81% Aug
102% Aug
26
99 102%
53
t Jontu
Woods
the
MacMillan &
22% Aug
10
Scotia—f
Banque Canadienne Natlonale
23
Apr
26%
Preferred
Bank of Montreal
15
Apr
Feb
1,380
21%
•
10% Mar
19
69%
83%
25
3,139
102%
Ltd—
Co
Corp„—
Service
Limited
Laoatt
Jun
23%
Public
Jamaica
Jan
53%
Jan
29%
Atlas Steels Ltd_.
July
31% Aug
23 y4
41
23%
8yo
81%*
79%
49% July
54
July
Jan
32
23 y2
-60
•
J uiy
50%
I__5
Interprovlncial Pipe Lines
.25
4%%
15
a23
Aug
13
_7~50
Paper common
Apr
95
28 %
30%
50
37
•
Jan
19
10
23
Aigoma Steel.
80%
High
Jan
0% May
43 % Jan
5
54
a23
26
"
75
"loo
2ud
14%
International Nickel of Canada com
30 »/2
—
13
preferred —25
32
Jan
13
.
Shoe
1,973
54
10
6%
Jan
23
a97
'
A
LOW
37
—50
24%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a4v% a47%
—50
—
Cement Preferred
Imana
Shares
36%
Warrants
a97
"
Low
36%
common—
$2.75 preferred————_
Low
31%
of Prices
12%
Corp
Acceptance
$2.25
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
common.
preferred
Agnew-Surpass
Asbestos
of Prices
If
Paper
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
.
for Week
Range
Sale Prlea
Par
Indus
Sales
Sales
for week
Range
Sale Frlce
Prfott Shows Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Week's
L»BI
STOCKS
15-
55%
58
64
Feb
2.30
Jan
31%
39 %
25
Jan
46
'Apr
4.00 Aug
28% Aug
11% Aug
July
Aug
42% Aug
Feb
43% Aug
10% Mar
1,810
40% Mar
15
Aug
73% July
3,380
16
13% Aug
1.125
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Jan
42 %
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42.
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...
Financial Chronicle
(683) .9#
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
Waterman
Co—.
Pen
Products
Weafeeel
Ltd——
Hotel
2o
a327'2 a3274
40
30
Jan
10
21
May
;
Par
6%
Apr
11% July
Jan
Feb
South
-/
Mining
Stacks—
Oil
and
20c 39%c
3.50 Aug
30
51.G0v)
34c
13
Jan
Jan
%
12c
^
41c
Aug
2.05
2.20
Belcher
17,500
%c
Jan
lie
Jun
3.000
6%c
Jan
17c
Jun
8c
4,000
2c
July
8 Vac Mar
12c
15c
30,000
Cc
Jan
18c
Trebor
9.60
9 00
500
12c
—•
4
■
7.10 Feb
July
10%
Jun
28c
27c
32c
23.560
20c
May
2.2.)
2.10
2.50
54.200
40c
Mar
Red Lake
18 % e
20C
1;
9,500
10c
July
25c
Jun '
Mines
Ltd—1
s*/ic
10c
"
69,000
4c
Jan
10c
Aug
—1
Gold
Mining Corp Ltd^—"
9%c
1.32
8c
Mines Ltd..
Bouscadillac Gold
20c
18c
23c
10%c
10c
15c
9c
500
,40c
8c
10c
.
*
38c
•
1
86c
Fteb
24,300
1.40
3Gc
--1t"
Mining Corp Ltd.,
...J
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
11
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp——1;
Bornite Copper Corp.
—1
35c
May
r
4,56t>
12c
18,500
7c
Jan
13,500
1.52
8c
G,bG7
25c
Calalta Petroleums Lt-d—1
21c
107ze
13c
14,000
30c
30c
1,500
20c
Feb
80c
82c
9,500
59c
May
Feb
750
28'a
2
17%
5.75
5.95
600
3.75
Feb
0,009
2.15
Jun
2
G.G5
G.90
800
3.75
Feb
Collieries Resources' Ltd—__3
4 50
4.90
200
4.00
Jan
•
5.GO
5.75
2.209
5.05
10c
2.00
2.08
2,000
1.75
i
12c
14c
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian
Co
Ltd
Canadian Devonian Petrol
,
Ltd
Oils
Car-"«*■«»•♦*
T.td:
.
2.30
.
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
•
...
Canorama
1.2 i
3Ge
39c
8c
474c
4%C
10c
10c
12c
1
5c
4.74 c
5c
Central-Del Rio Oils Lid
*
9.10
e.io
9.50
Cbibougamau Mining <fc Smelting
1
50c
50c
Mines
rh:"-
'
Ltd
.1
45c
Compagnle Miniere IfUngava.
Consolidated
Denison
Halliwell
Cons
Mines
•
50c
Preferred
Jan
95c
July
July
f
20c.
225
15
60c
24,500
Ltd.l
5%e
5c
6c
22,500
79c
60c
'80c
18,800
2.25
2.25
1674c
1674c
I
l
1.00
55c
Aug
10%
Jan
94c
Ltd—
—.
5c
Feb
13c
•
1
100
July
July
debentures
5'i'o
—
25c
14%
147 a
2.00
1.99
2.00
11c
11c
11c
Dome Mines Ltd
1.14
16 %c
Aug
47c
July
Aluminium
20c
Mar
47c
July
East
Sullivan
Ltd
Mines
1
Apr
...
11
550
Jan
16 % May
1.41 May
1,400
Falconbsidge Nickel Mines
Ltd
*
:
Fan© Mining &
Exploration Inc
Uranium Mines Ltd
Faraday
Fathna Mining Co Ltd
P'ontana Mines
< 1945>
25%
|
aGlc
a55c
AG3c
0c
574c
i
*
—
7c
8%c '
2c
1.00
27
Jan
Mar
79c
3c
Jan
6c
1,500
574© Jan
39o
Feb
-
Jan
13c
Jan
64c
Jan
3.30
200
•
2Gc
2Gc
3,000
20c
Mav
33c
July
Ansil Mines
1
35c
35c
500
34c
Aug
63c
July
Anthes
5c
3.10
July
Jan
18
18%
300
j
5c
4c
6%c
161,400
2%>c
Jan
70c
76c
80c
6.000
49 %c
Apr
24%
25%
4,325
20'a
Jan
Ltd
—I
24'a
.5
...
13% Jan.
9c
Jan
insuiration
7c
i
Iso
1 '
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
f
7
Labrador
Uranium Mines——
Kontiki Lead & Zinc
■
Mining
&
—
Ltd
19%
Jun
9c
July
1.00 May '
25 Vt Aug
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—„
i
'
I
t
t
Exploration
Marpic
'
V'
.
—
—
55c
Jan
Aug
69c
25C;
Jan
44c
July
is
Jan
19
May
500
5c
7c
7.%e
a20
a20
45
Gc
13,500
4c
Jan
10c
a 10c
200
11c
,11c
1,000
9c
3,000
—5
Ltd_.
Mirting Corp of Canada Ltd
—1
8474
15
75
82c
83c
.
30c
84 74
84%
85c
5.300
37,030
45c
41c
•
Jan
Feb
9c
20
lie
53c
45c
18c
1
8c
774c
16c
__1
i.
New
Hgsco
f.:
New Jack
4
New
i
Mines
Lake
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
2.25
2.10
—
1
""
Myiamaque Explora lions
Ltd— —1
New
| '
[
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd--—.
7c
45c
Jan
Feb
96c
Mav
65c
Jan
38o
9.25
::! 774 c
5.
■
Jan
Ash
Jan
July
Apr
6c
Apr
14c
Feb'
2.10
Aug
6.65
Apr
9c
Jan
1,000
13c
Jun
36e
preferred'
1.10
Gc
Gc
774c
>
85C
Jan
Feb
5c
Gc '
11,500
3c
Jan
7c
15c
Jun
—
7
—1
__
1
■
12c
1174c
—
•
2Gc
Gold.
1
V
8c
,9c
49c
8c
Ltd—
§
Okalta Oils
f
—1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
Opemiska. Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
Mar
Aug
26c
'
50c
75c
.90c
:
__1
—
Paudash
Pee
Lake
Uranium
Mines
Exploration^ Ltd_
Pennbec Mining Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Ltd___l
i_
77'zC May
21c
Acceptance
Ltd-
75c
—
l
1
Minerals
Quebec
"
Ltd
*
1
Mines
1
1
1
Mines
River
8.90
21c
33c
21c
.
50c
17c
2Gc
50c
50c
50c
3.25
50c
•„
22c
3.25
22c
43c
July
Fox
4674
Apr
45
Aug
1074c. Jau
145
43
45.
14V4c
14 VaC
17c
3,500
20c
25c
35,500
13C
Tan
May
—
—
20c
17,850
150
70c
75c
6,600
64c
3.60
19c
3.60
300
45c.
57c
4,299
2.75
700
240: Mar
60c.
13VaC Jan
2.30 Apr
Feb
35c,
■
2JL0 Jan
18 VaC
Feb
49/
-
July
54c
2.75
—
40o.
Jam
86cv Mar
4.00/Jun
a
*
-r
.
19c
26,015
100
8.25. Feb--
10%
10%
165
8.87-Jan
30c
30c
9.10-
54c
148
24
46
54
13c
1.78
5c
—
874
11%. Jan i
May
42c: July
12c
Jan
33c t Aug"
31%, Aug.
17,500
374c Jan
21,300
120
70. AUg
32c > Jam
Jan
Jan
50c
57c
1.15
1.37
I,200
2,045
39,500
24
46
54
16c
37,500
6,406
20C
1.60 Apr
23%
46
54
...
13c
1.4 dk.
1.81
1.46 July.
6,769
24.
220
41Jan
47
160
4374
Jan
7c
Jan
12
150
10% May
200
1,000
108%..110%
904
,
21%
9%c
22c
6c
14c
—
Jan,
13
3.35 Aug.
874. Jaou
1074, Aug
11074.AU»4
Jan
95
AUg;:
19740 May.
2.25 Jan
8Va Jan..
8V«%Jan
100
AUg
May
,
54'
2.00 Apr
6.60 Aug"
3.90 Jan
6.60
3,054
6V4
200
5
Mar
35
35
600
35,
Aug
35
15
15
100
13-
Jan
15
21%
22 Va
1,373
10,000
117,200
9,000
55,500
II,500
3,660
110,150
5.75
9V2C
9C
21 %c
24c
6e
6 V2C
14c
16c
9 Vac
12c
Feb:
1.00 July.
54c:- Mar
14Jan
6
—
:
25c. May
3.25" 3.35
8Va
874
12
l3%t.May,
2074 Feb
50o
1
1
10
1.90
19e
20c
—
26C. July
-•
-r.
23c
10; 1074
—
680
Feb*
3.25 Apr
Apr
9.10
16 VaC
1,500
1,600
,
1.55 Feb
Bankfield
Bank
'
;
4'
,
•
Oils
—
Mines
Cons
Montreal
of
15% Mar
60'
Jan
17746 Mar
4©
Jan
10c
July
Jan
1.93 Jan
6c
5c
Jan
/
-
6% Aug,
Aug
July
22%. Aug.
10o» May
330
FOte
8c
-
21c
IOC
AprJuly
Apt
2.55 May*
90
May;
Feb
18c
Mar
Base
Jan
1.30
July
Baska
\ 1,400
123,600
1.15
13c
5.9C
10c
Apr
Mar
Feb
Apr
1.58 Feb
30c
July
9.20 Aug
33c
Aug
Metals
Power
2Gc
■
,
18,000
500
16c
Jun
29c
2.95
Apr
3.25 Aug
82c
May
Jan
8,300
Jan
12,000
50c
Aug
50c
Aug
30,000
.
33c
15c
Feb
35c
May
—
Jan
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Jan
57c
Mar
Bibis
3c
Aug
Copper Corp
Mines
Bicroft
Yukon
Mines.
Uranium
Mines
Warrants
3.05 Aug
—
19c
July
36c
Aug
34c
Jan
57c
July
1.80
1.80
1.85
9,300
31c
31c
300
Apr
46c
Mar
7c
7c
3.500
674c Mar
10c
Jan
Bouzan
4.15
4.20
400
4.25 Aug
6.00
Jan
Bowater Corp—
5%
preferred
1.50 July
1.95 Jun
20c
4.40
37c
21c
Bidcop
Mines Ltd
Bay Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines
Bordulac
Mines
1
2.15
42
95c
1
1
16c
674c
98c
——
1
*
22c
18c
7c
474c
1
\
5c
44c
__
474 c
474c
20c
22c
474
c
5c
Bouscadillac
Mines
2,500
4c
10,000
„
16c
Feb
29c
Jun
11.000
3c
Apr
6c
Jan
Bowater
July
6c
Jan
,
5%%
Gold
Ltd-
preferred
Paper
44c
44c
1.000
30c
Jan
71c
Apr
Boymar
69c
69c
1,000
50c
Aug
69c
Aug
Bralorne Mines
Gold
Mines
Jan
Jan*
1374c Apr
6V4c Jan
38V« Jan.
51
Jan
19©
Jan
10c
12c
Apr
Jan
May
Jan
5c
Jun
51o
15c
10%-, Jun v
24-
jr-atsr
2.24 Mayv
24o sjuly,
12 74cFeb1
47%. AHps
62% juiy'
2.82 Aug
220* July:
830' May
30c
Ftete'
300-
Jun.
10c
Jan
774c
40 Va
50
34% May
20c
21c
11,160
1774c Jan
4.15
4.40
30O
35c
40c
14,600
350
July
20c
26c
11,100
12c
Jan
26c
17 Vz
Jan
2844 Jun
86c
Feb
6c
6V2C
98c
1.05
170,050
1,000
9,083
5,500
459,415
7,000
13,448
22c
22c
4,350
1.99
2.15
41%
42V4
92c
95c
16c I8V2C
3.55 Apr
1.30
Jan
39% Jan
63o
Jan
IOV2C Jan
4174 Jan.
28e
Apr1
4.40 Aug
1.07 Mar
Aug
155 Jan
3.00 May
4274-Aug1.25 Mar
'lOVaC Aug
4c
Jan
80
85c
10c
Jan
July
60©
Jan
9c
'Jan
280
Jan
33c
July
Jun
10©
Jait
17Vac 20VaC
24,700
23 Vac 23 VaC
2,900
20c
7c
4,400
4 VaC Jan
6c
1
1. 35
May
Jan
8c
9c
6c
Jan
9c
10c
17,000
61,500
14VzC July
7e
Jan
1774c Jan
50c
52c
7,007
35c
Apr
60©
1
45
110
41
Jan
45% May,
50
4474
48
43%
320
4274
4.80
5.25
1,450
15,400
8,886
—1
8V2C
-
24c
*
1.58 May
6V2C
-25
50o
1
7.05
21
40 Va
119
Mines
Quebec
Telephone
Aug
174 c Aug
2.44 Feb
•
*
1
/
6,950
—1
Belcher Mining Corp
Beileterre
Bell
6c
10c
22c
315
19c
1.100
25c
19c
22c
20c
28
Feb
29.300
21c
14,000
5,050
23,750
18,300
1,050,130
1.42
Jan
44,900
76c
28
2e
'
20c
75c
1.17
5c
3c
18C
*
Lodge
3,500
49c
2.07
20c
Beaver Lumber Co common
Beaver
31,000
3.00
505
Uranium—
Bros
5c
2c
47
5974
—*
1
*
Beatty
16c
43c
8c
4674
2-26
1
& Paper class A
Beattie Duquesne
8e
—
2,700
5,000
1,057
59%
•
Mines
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Bathurst
>
60
2.50
•
Mining
Uranium
9.40
10
Mines
Barvue
•
—1
1
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bamat Mines ———
,
6,700
775
1,825
24,000
42.
23
2.00
47c
page
22%
9.60
35c
see
23%July.
22 %
23%
45c
footnotes
Fetes
22
28 74
1.90
6C
2.90
2c
Rexspar Uranium & Metals Min Co
1
Rix-Athabaska Uranium Mines Ltd—l
Jan
40/
22%
14c
2.90
»
July.
60c
7,069
9.40
2274
22c
-
32.
4,15
4,525
lie
45c
-
21%, Jan
28c. Jun
45 Va Jan
Jan
94Va
3,513
2.45
24c
Quebee Smelting Refining Ltd
Red Crest Gold Mines
Aug*
7.56 "Mar
2.35
474c
14c
»
l
100'
24% May.
32
1
1
1'
Mines
l
Quebee Oil Development Ltd
Aug;;
18% Mar
12% Jan
Apr
7 VaC
59c
GOO
8.70
l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
l
Quebee Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corporation
:
i
1.65. Aug
18 74. Aug
56c
19 V*. Aug
2.40
6c
Gold
Black
Quebee Cobalt
AprJudgr
-,
130
39c
31
Jan
Jun
34Vac Apr
4,345
,
29%
35
-——
Goldfields Ltd_l
& Exploration Ltd
1
_
6.40
1974
35c
20
—-—
Mhiea
Bankeno Mines
154/aC July
'
Chibougamau
5.55
2874
•
common—
—
Avillabona Mines
500
9,000
29c
—...
Purdex
100
25c
Aumaque Gold Mines
53,500
„
1.20
8.70
l
.
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd—
Rights
—;
.1
Prov© Gas Producers Ltd
30
———
Yellowknife
Banff
Feb
49c
21c 2774c
1.20
21c
1
__2
,
1.30
16,
17,695
2,000,
July/
9®: Aug
1.90 JtUg'
1.15»:Jan.,
5,680
—"
Beaucage
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd
1
Pato Cons.Dredging Gold Ltd
—1
9,602
33,500
18
11074
6.60
.
Aug
2,500
2,000
1,000
12c 1474c
—1
Ltd————
B__,
Barymln Exploration Ltd
——L „1
Ltd
Mines
Jun
4c
14,200
2Gc
'
—
American/Rare Metals Ltd— „1
< 1945)
9c
26c
8,500
.
12 c 1474c
1374 c
—1
\ •
O'Brien
class
•
July
__1
Ltd——
Asbestos Corp__'
1.90
1.65
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
5%% preferred—
——25
13VaC May
Gc
Obalski
-40e
—10
—
AtHn-Ruffner
Atw
r
Feb
North. American
—
Aubelle Mines
M6 May
4c
30c
North
1,
—
•
.——r—50
50
common
Jan
800
23,000
24c
1.09
.,
Aug
1
jrTS-
Steels
Atlas
•
July
3c
300
8c
i
*
—^——
—
Temple
Atlas
Jun
12c
89c
9,500
1
!
Mines
Preferred
1374
10c ;
Nocana Mines Ltd—
1.70
100
—
Corporation
.Rights
Jan
8c
Norpax Oils & Mines
|
Warrants
Arcan
Atlantic
40c
New
t
74c
Mar
5c
Jun
8c
Ltd—^
New West Amulet Mines Ltd—
Jan
4c
5c
Class B
Feb
New» Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *,
Mines
33c
40,850
Jun
-
24c
*1**. '
50c
Yinray
5,500
9c
19c
Debentures
85 % Aug
62o
78,700
,
65c
8 Vac
Associate Artists Prod com——
5,500
3.00
r
60c
674c
8 VaC
*
:'
20c
New
-
Gc
740)
15 %c.
Aumacho
—
7(kt; July,
Jan
874
5c
18c
Jan
f
Formaque Mines Ltd
Jan
45c.
525
Ashdown Hardware
*
T
New
31c,
185,315
33c
$2.40
14,000
8c
-
925
228,815
3174
Asamera Oil —J.—
Feb
Mar
Jan
1,500
53c
-
10/^
0
70c
70c
25c
July
May
6874
400
lie
1
—
July
May;'
3.85 AUg
55c
2974
Arjon Gold Mines
:
Jan
Aug
8c
18c:
9,000
13
1274
_Il
13c
29c
Jan
63c
31
Argus Corp common-Ju.
$274 preferred!
'
»
—
Mogador Miftes 1 Ltd.
:
Moutgary Explorations Ltd™.
Feb
25c
—
—
Warrants
I
\ 25c
—5
Jan
6,200
32,984
Feb
10c
—
—l
»
9%cjuly
Jan
25c
50,500
a
III
Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
Feb
44c
5%c
'
5c
2.31
10%
30c
,
Ltd
Melntyre-Porcupinc Mines
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
1
1
'
;
—
i'..
'
'
6c
500
40c
..
l...
*
Lithium Corj) of - Canada Ltd
Gold field Corp
Lbuvicour"
1
__
2,000
18:,4
,
Co_ —l
21%Junr
130,
19,200
Mar
1
imperial
0
Apex Cons Resources—
—-——*
Aycadla Nickel
—.——•——
-l
3.50 Jun
12,400
•
•
18%
—l
Mines Ltd
28c
3374c
34c
i
—1
Exporation
47c
25©
•
26C
774c
47c
—l.
Ltd^.—
Mines
Mining & Dev Co Ltd— —1
Ceramic Mining Ltd- __1
InternationaJ
191.
12,800
10% May
*
1
Area
Lake
Indian.
)
Juv>
8% July
8,000
25c
3.85
16%
99%
!7c
1
4.75
Anglo American Explor.
Anglo Huronian —
Anglo Rouyn Mines
3.30
.
7c
23c
16%
—lc
Analogue Controls
Petroleums
Anchor
Can Ltd cl A—1
Hollfnger Consol' Gold Mines Ltd
1
-20o
Anacon. Lead Mines—
2,000
Ltd
32G
i Aug.
25.
July'
7c
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd
I
1.75 Feb
51c
Halmori Mining & Processing Ltd.—_1
Mines
.
Jun
11c
Apr
—.
preferred
25
4 74 % preferred
—50
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
1
Amalgamated Rare Earth
——^—1
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
*
American Nepheline
50c
Amurex Oil Develop
———
5
Gc
Golden Age Mines Ltd..
Goldfieldsr Uranium Mines
20%
High.
32
Jan
23.
475
36c
*
x
Ltd
1.1
Ltd
General Petroleums of
Gunnar
May
May
July
9,000
57c
50c
50c
21
17c
1,000
2,140
•
9'A
Low
2474:Jan
•
715
o
1974
4%
2.10 Mar
Jun
21,500
6c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd.
Oil Ventures
11,000
1.32 »
l
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe
710
Gc
1.30
_i
*.
Ltd
8%c
9,500
25%
4c
l
_
"
17,748
56c
31%
Aigoma Steel
—
Roxana Minerals
'
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
-
Aluminum Co—
28,000
,
/
32
56c
10
trust
Central voting
Algoma
200
38c
Jan,
Range-Smce-Jan. 1
High
2974
1874. 1874
5.75
Warrants
4.00 Apr
2.35 Aug
'
27c
—
1.75
Oils
Pacific Cons
Alberta
1,500
-
18c '
Jan)
5C
Sales'
18 74
56c
—5
Trunk
Algom Uranium common-
July
28c
°Gas
Alberta
16% Jun
Fob
60c
8 Vac
1
Allied
Dablon Mining Corp
Dolsan Mines Ltd
Jan.
-Feh.574c Jun
1JM) July
lie. July'
.
61c
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
9-
67c
—
'
Jan
26c
Week's
.
3.60
1
——•
Explorations —i
Alberta Distillers common
Aug
18c
50C
-
1,8(1. Jun84o
1.45
Alba
Jan
14%
Jan.,
10c.
Exchange
6%c
25c
10
—1
50c
—
Aug
Aug
58c
16c
I60
2074
1
——
9.50 July
45c
974
1
Ltd——
91c
54c
14 %
7.50 Jtttti
/7: 2.64 Feb
700
274 c Jan
Aug)
139, Jan
Apr
Apr
Aug
6c
31,000
2,600
7;ooo
2474. 24 V4
—*
Oil
&
Mines
Agnew Surpass preferred
Agrtica Mines
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold-
774c
Ltd..I
Exploration
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd..
Jan
1,000
15,500
Gas
Aeme
31%
•
*
common
Mines-
Uranium-
Acadia
5Vac Jan "
Aug
•
25
:
Atlantic Sugar
Advocate
17Vac Jan
3,500
1
Mines
Continental Mining
Jan
July
lie
~u
Class A
1.77 Feb '
6,500
■
I—l
Ltd—
Jan
74c
6.20 Feb
50c
1,000
23c
20c
1.50
Ltd—
Yellowknife
Quebec
45c
33c
974 c Aug
2%cMar
0,075
1
'
93c
90c
11 VaC V 12c i
11 %C
u-*
__——
Consolidated
c
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
Combined Metals
■>
Jun
Apr
3 Vac
Low
Par
Acadia
4%c July
47,000
41
1
1
Mines
Sale Price
.
2.40 Feb
7c
33,000
2,500
Ltd
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd..
Cartier-Malartic' Gold
-J
Jan
Apr
9Vac
Last
'
.
Apr
2lc
15e
..
Abitlbl Power & Paper common
Jun
1.16
1,100
10,200
■
1.65
1,000
•
1.00
76
Friday
•
4.90 Aug
6.30 Jun
12c
8,800
13,100
8%c
1.25
I
1 •
.
Ltd
'
Canuba Mines Ltd
8c
1
:
JL.tu
•
Explorations
9
3c
l.OO
8c
May
5.00 Jan
13,300
3,700
"22 VaC22 V2C
3c
STOCKS
v- >'V-
-
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
w*
"—III
2.35 Aug
6.90 Aug
I
_■>
—
17c
5c
Aug
1.26 Jan
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
6.55 Aug
2.35
Ltd...
7c
Toronto Stock
28% Aug
27'
*
2.25
Lands
2.34
1.00
34»4c July
88c July
Caigary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Campbell Cnibouaamau Mines Ltd..
Canada. Oil
1,100
7c
rznii
Jan
12c
30c
25o
^soo*
17C
Ltd-—
Mines
17 Vac Jan
1
Mines & Oils Ltd
6c
6.25
24c
57
f
May
July
874c July
1
Burnt-Hill' Tungsten Mines Ltd
Mar
24% May
July
24c
Jan.
30c
'
,
Westville
8c
41,500
1.500
2.20
Ca Lbd—
Oil
Westburne
Apr
56,900
6.05
22 Vac
28o. Aug
22<V
Apr
35C-July
57c
574 c
—1
Mar
May
46c
,
6c
—
13V»,Aug
2.33 Feb
3c May
24c
57C
»
Vanguard Explorations Ltd-—Virginia Minings Corpu-———
Wendell Mineral -Products Ltd-
Jan
Jun
11c
Jan
39c
_1
——
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd—
Aug
55c
Jan
*
6c
July
2.85
I6V2C
40c
_1
6.05
Ltd
Ltd
United Oils
i
38c
20c
_1
—-
8c
13c
Mar-
18c. Febf
1.78'May
2,000
1,000-
20c
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
:—1
——,—
Mines
20e
_1
——
Ltd
1,700
25c
8Vi,Fel>
138,3001
22c
20c
Exploration Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp
3,400
21c27V2C
21c
—
Torbrit Silver Mines
Belteehasse
Cable
Tib
Ltd-—
12c
Bay Mining.:
natenian
Beatrice
9%c Jan,
21c
874c
1
Ltd
16C
1,000"-
2.20
t>e
:
Ltd——
Mines
4,000
-1
Mines
8c.July
16c
13c
„_l
Tazin
4.55 Jaw.
16o
-1
He
1
Bailey Selburn Oil <fc Gas Ltd cl A—1
Taic
AUg
3.90 Apr
13c
Tache Lake Mines Ltd—
3.80 Aug
18 % May
f
oaaer
Jan
13
9%c
:
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
Bamat
4c
11%
—1
—
Aull Metai Mines Ltd--
2,000
11%
I—Ii
Ltd
Mines
Aroeraniuni
Atlas
12.300
3.80
al8% al8'4
Aigerttr' Uranium. Mines Ltct—
rtiocoije- Exploration
tAd
—
Antbonian Mining Corp Ltd
5c
-l
Rock Iron Mines Ltd
.High
5c
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
3.50
3 55
.1.00
Low
200
Il
Ltd.
Mines
Range Since Jan.l
High
Tarbell Mines Ltd——_——~
W
————!
"Mines
Gold
Standard
Shares
4.20
i>
(1944) Ltd—
Mines
Stadacona
32% Aug
25% May
for Week
4.20
—
l
Ltd
Mines
Dufault
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Lov
—l
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
15%
4.50
Steep
Advocate
Last'
High
al2 74
a 127-4
—*:
•*
1—
Low
5
a22% a22:u
'.
1
5
Breweries Ltd-
Western Canada
Windsor
.*
Friday
Sale Prion
Range SinceJan. 1
5.25
——i-4
Ltd
15
STOCKS
Shares
High
5.25
AUGUST
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
1
44%
—50
1
1
5.25
9°
*
6.20
*
—
874c
974c
6.00
6.30
Jan
3.50: Jan
70
Jun
4.30 Jan
50
Jan
JUtt1
5.25 Aug
Jmar
6.45 May
160
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(684)
...
Monday, August 18, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Bralsaman
Brazilian
Petroleums
Traction
Bridge
& Tank
Warrants
common
Columbia
preferred
4% </o
19,941
46%
150
10%
io%
30
1.95
1.95
2.15
41%
42%
preferred
1.35
Jan
2.20 \Jun
43% Jun
50
45%
45%
94%
94%
25
42
46%
Jan
100
94%
25
88
Jan
97
100
79
79
79
30
77
Jan
50
49%
50
470
—-—-—_50
52
52
52
50
British
12%
12%
______
Columbia Power
Columbia Telephone
British
Broulan
Reef
•
Apr
38%
Jan
46 %c
Apr
_______—_______1
11%
11%
12
1,525
9%
Jan
1
„—_
6c
Mines
Brunsman
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadlson Gold
Smelting
Red
X
Building
Bunker
Hill
6,700
1,400
8c
Jan
July
7c
9c
56,100
5c
1,200
73c
Mar
11c
30,000
41
43%
455
6%
100
9c
10c
9,600
43'/a
-
13 %
-
12%
13%
14
Dock class A
13%
Calalta
Oils
25o
•
Lj
Cement
Canada Life Assoc
Malting
Packers
Canada
Class
class A_.
Southern
Canada Southern
Lines
Astoria
4,788
860
5%
175
4.40 May
23c
23c
4,500
15c .Mar
10c ll%c
15
Jan
6% Apr
«.►.
Jan
90c
.
Aug
3
97
20
July
32
32
34
3,108
25
Jan
28%
29
550
27
Jan
29%
Mines
Crestbrooic
Timber
9%
9%
400
30
31%
1,020
181
181
182
110
63
98
50% Feb
25
25
40
24
2.50
2.16
2.50
6
Feb
25
■
Jan
Apr
67% July
Feb
Cusco
48
July
46% Aug
Davis
99%
Aug
85c
85c
90c
1,500
55c
Jun
1.16
Jan
Deldona Gold
3.55
3.60
7,530
Aug
4.80
Jan
8
6.35
6.30
6
Celanese
common
3,995
4o%
9,853
25
Jan
83
32%
10
10
475
3.40
3.85
1,330
13%
13%
13%
33
__•
300
14
30%
515
560
1.01
1.74
214,800
6.00
4.85
6.00
3,700
1
Food
Canadian
Gen
Products
Securities
75c
1.55
5.60
5.60
5.75
7.750
4,450
77,150
22%
22%
22%
2.095
85c
6,975
49c
1
79c
*
7%
7%
150
8
8%
300
2.50
common—*
2.28
2.65
21,696
18%
18%
Canadian
High Crest—
Canadian Homestead Oils
——20c
775
2,100
250
19%
100
35c
•
19
19%
*
3.50
19
*
18%
3.50
common
class A
36c
2,000
5.00
Apr
Jan
6%
Apr
Jun
15
Feb
Cariboo
Gold
Casslar
Asbestos
Ltd
Central
Del
Pat
Gold
Central
Mines
Cliestcrville Mines
Mines
15% Mar
55c
5%
16
Jan
2.40
Feb.
10% Aug
13% Feb
47c
63c
147,100
19c
Jan
65c
Aug
32c
40c
15,231
27c
Jun
1.00
Jun
29
28 Va
30%
11%
11,150
23%
Apr
30% Aug
3.10
26,364
2.15
27%
27
14%
-*
8c
115
27%
2.90
?
27%
15%
22
10
22
18c
1.22
13c
1
.
7,449
10,465
21
350
8%
1,975
14c
13 %C
15c
38,600
13%
16 %c
13
13%
425
16c
18c
7.000
13c
12c
14c
73,725
Copper
28%
Aug
210
21
Feb
30
May
3.15
47,541
2,000
14,100
147,016
75c
Apr
3.15 Aug
25c May
17c
19c
21c 23 %c
1.20
1.27
58c
10c 14 %c
79c
79c
38,036
3,750.
Feb
5.100
50c
84c
May
1,225
2,030
9.55
19,706
90c
1,800
23c
28c
176,700
1.7G
1.72
1,200
3.00 Aug
6.10 Jan
66c
7c
1.55
Jan
Jun
8.25 May
4.25 Apr
9.55 Aug
1.18 May
37c July
s
Apr
2.05
6%c
6,800
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
26c
50.000
16c
Apr
38c
16c
10c
17c
31c
May
May
July
July
65c
Jun
50c
Jan
40c
Jan
49c
53c
86c
85c
1.01
II,300
12,425
13,300
54c
54c
60c
7,700
2.80
14c
32 %c
2.90
I,100
51%
51%
35
2.55
2.65
12,100
12%
13%
5,899
32c
37c
9
59c
10c
."72,660
13,100
11%
75
52c
1.85
*
1
7C
11
42c
2.50
1.85
160
9
9
500
-19,031
"
59c
63c
33,100
24c
.___*
24c
625
9c
*
Jan
23c
50c
•
9c
1,000
81b
100
14c
23,500
9%c 11 %c
8%
1
13c
*
l%c
"
14c
1
Jan
6c
7%c
Cadillac.
5.45
15c
24%c
1
11%
Central
July
1.78 Feb
21c
86c
1
Mines
Jun
24c
Jan
9.05
*
Flln—
23 %c
9c
26c
*
Gamma
1.15 Apr.
58,300
86c
Metals
Bellekeno
Apr
Mar
Jan
9.10
Enterprises
Calliman
Jan
14c
15c
Jan
95c
-—1
Combined
Beta
12c
Jan
Apr.
3.25
Combined
Consolidated
6C
50c
9,500
Consolidated
Ltd
Co
Amphi Gold
X
—1
X
'
Malartic
Mines
Sullivan
Mines
—
10
Jan
19%
Feb
22
7% Feb
8c
9%
May
Apr
Jan
25 %c July
Apr
13% Aug
lie
Apr
25c
7c
Mar
17c
July
July
£5c
Aug
11
Eddy
Ltd
Trust-.
Co—
—
Mines
Eldrich
23c
243.400
1.60
1.78
31,200
2.10
1.90
2.10
3.800
El Sol Mining
.
1.30 Mar
1,1.89 July
1.40
)2.15 Jun
May
11c
14,300
7c
Mar
15c
Jan
40c
38c
41c
28,417
30c
Mar
48c
Jun
35%
38%
175
10c
8c
*
25
25
25
82c
86c
31
175
82c
13.700
Jan
38% Aug
25
Apr
24
Feb
26c
Jan
1,02
Jan
42c
Jan
18c
40c
42c
14,200
19c
lie
10 %c
12c
38,500
10c
25c
24c
26c
10,000
20c
20c
23c
421,100
25%
25%
25%
20
19%
20%
2.130
14%
Jan
1.27
1 22
1.32
21,800
97c
Jun
40c
July
1
1
Ltd—
Corp
6%c Mar
35%
1
Mines
Eureka
20c
1.60
1
Match
Elder
Smelling
&
Investment
21c
1
—1
X
1
10
:
Mining
•
12c
14c
6c...
2.25 Jun
40
1.80
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
lie
Jun
10%c Jan
20 %c Feb
4%c Mar
10
42c
1.75
8
Jan
Aug
Apr
May
1.01
Jan
Aug
69c
July
3.50 Mar
55
Feb
3.15 May
14% July
36c July
19 %c Feb
47 %c
Jan
Nickel
'
21%c July
May
Aug
Jan
35c
Jan
24c
Jan
95c
Jan
20%c
Jan
35c
Jan
11 %e May
Jan
7%C Jan
9
% May
19c
Feb
1
15c
13 %c
15c
38
30%
150
8%c
7c
9c
74,600
60c
56c
60c
1,400
41%
41 %
42
443
93%
93
95%
1,973
33% Jan
66% Jan
13%
Pcto
Wrobtsher
12%
13%
4.267
283,460
*
A
*20c
Mar
Power
Canada
Wares
common
Ltd
Golden
Gold
Mines
1,396
7.00
Jan
9.00
13,801
1.18
Jan
2.25 May
100
4.80 July
Feb
6% Jan
38
4,520
27
Jan
105
15
101
Jan
106%
Jun
110
25
103%
Jan
111%
Jun
14%
14%
2.238
7.95
7
6%
7
2,390
4.90
17%
16%
17%
3,<06
58%
58%
59%
443
41%
43%
11%
'
8
3.75
3.75
200
3.20
3.30
2,200
32
34
125
8
300
34
8
38
15% July
Jan
7.00
.Jan
65
Jan
43% Aug
4.00
Jun
3.80 Jan
Jan
27% May
5% Jan
Jun
18% May
3.05 May
2.75
Aug
Jun
53% May
32% Feb
996
1
35
-
July
0% Jun
I8e
18c 19 %c
3,100
10 %c
Jan
36c
36C-
40c
1,200
27c
Jan
lie
12c
2,500
9c
Jan
14 %c Mar
5.40
£.40
5.55
1.065
4.25
Jan
7.05 May
24c
1
-
24c
26c
1
13c
13C
14c
17c
10c 18 %c
Mines
24c
6,700
X
261,300
1
35c
8,000
35c 39 %c
5c
5c
20,128
26c
Aug
May
Jan
Jun
25c
Aug
40c
Jun
2.10
17c
Apr
July
18 %c Aug
45c
Aug
68c
July
'
Uranium
1
common
preferred
41o
344,190
160
100
48
48
8%C
9%c
5,350
18c
18c 18 %c
45% Mar
7c
Mar
18c
July
1
1.72
1.49
1.72
3,000
92c
Feb
33%
32%
34%
3,825
27%
Jan
•
Lakes Power common
Gas
23
1
7%
23
23
25
7%
7%
1,300
6 %
Jau
3.75
850
3.00
Jan
42
41%
42
135
39% Jan
3.65
common
—*
4,775
3.60
Northern
$2.80
preferred
Class
B
50
warrants
Great Plains
West
DeveioD
3.20
3.65
500
2.25 Jan
18
18
625
Coal
class
1
5%
4.00
4.00
4.00
Mar
20c
Jan
6c
6,100
Greyhound Lines
5%c Jan
8c
Jun
Gulch
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
—
15
19c
19c
21c
29,700
10%
10%
880
21c.. 22c
*"21,700
—*
10%
—X
21c
Aug
Jan
5% Juft
35
*
*
'
Feb
10c
23
200
5%
*
A
Wire
7c
15,500
Greyhawk
Feb
*
Paper
Warrants
Greening
7 %c May
135
775
1
Gold
Mines
Lakes
30c
155
35c
-•
—50
Bousquet
Grandroy Mines
Great
July
Aug
Aug
5%
29
35
1
Mines
Graham
Great
19c
1.70
1
Goodyear Tire Canada
Granduc
14
Jan
1
Gold
Manitou
Gold fields
4%
22%
95% Aug
♦
Jan
2,035
42
July
—*
Mining
Uranium
July
Aug
8.00
•
Eagle
Jan
-80c
Jan
5c
—1
common
—
Scientific Prosp
Giant Mascot Mine
Glenn
13c
105
General
Glacier
July
41
110
1
———X
—X%
Geo
Gold
30c
Apr
7.65
*
Yellowknife
21c
Jan
%c
1.60
37
*
Giant
5
7.65
•
Motors
Steel
26
29
X
A
Mines
%c Mar
9
Feb
Feb
7.20 May
100
—
General Products Mfg class A
Genex
16,170
80c
Jun
100
common
General Development
General Dynamics —
Pete
1.78
5%
Bakeries
Class
5.00
Jun
20%^ Aug
1.60
—10
Mines Ltd
General
20-
27
Co
5%
preferred
15 % °!c preferred
General
28%
common
Gatlneau
General
16c
,
preferred
Ltd
-
12% Jan
16c 10 %c
—Is
Ltd
Trailer
II,833
%c Aug
4,075
Co
Mines
15c
11
6,095
Companies
French
Geco
55c
6.95
38
class
Canada
Fruehauf
Great
Jan
Jan
6%c Apr
of
45c
G.G0
A
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Ford
Apr
1
Cop
class
Kirkland
Francoeur
21
6.288
Jan
49c
l25r
Tungsten
Federal
12c
6.60
—
Fargo Oils Ltd
1.05 July
97a
—
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Great
3.50
1
Faraday
10c
Aug
12% July
50c
7
—
Explorers Alliance
Fraser
2.80
38,700
Consolidated
23% Jun
73% July
13% Aug
13%
15c
27%
8.15
1
Bakeries
11% Jan
Jan
Jan
21
Foundation
115
14c 16 %c
Consolidated
Jun
Jan
3.00
1
Consolidated
Jan
8%
16% Jan
22
Aug
81
31c
Oil—
28
245
23C
Allenbee
Jan
9,350
13
Consolidated
4.00
8c
23c
;
Aug
115
2.65
Petroleum
Jun
12
7c
1
National
Jan
20
1
Commonwealth
20%
Apr
13% Apr
8.00
1
50e
250
3.20
75o
5.50 Mar
463
8.00
Equip
Coniaga8 Mines
Con Key Mines
9%
50
13%
Mines
Aug
18%
8%
•
1
common—
Jun
12% May
850
13%
—_—23.50
__—.—
Textile
1.62 May
30% Aug
17% Aug
11% May
...
425
2.391
Federal Grain
111
24%c 24%c
22 %C
I,430
Cochenour Willans
Mines-
9%
22%
Eastern
Jan
37c
Cockshutt Farm
Cody Reco
Yellowknife
" .5,118
71%
Economic
19% July
30c
Sic
51%
Conner
9%
150
.
21%
Falconbrldgc
25
Lake Gold Mines.
9%
,—*
—_—_.
Coal common
Famous Playefs Canadian
1
Chromium Mining &
Smelting
34%
common—*
Stores
Jun
1
Chrysler
Conduits
35
Jun
1
Kayrand Cop Min
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Colomac
11
May
23% Jan
8%
•
CheskirK
Coin
35
17%
1
Chib
Coldstream
11%
33
——*
Ind
Steel
Jan
•
-
Charter Oil
Gold
24
11%
Electrohome
May
•
Porcupine
Chimo
Jan
Feb
320
1,077
»—*
Rio
Central
Jan
Jan
2,408
•
Corp
Apr
7.70
8%
17%
50c
Cayzor Athabaska
46c
11%
12%
1
;
5.300
20%
7%
17%
I21/3
1
—
Jun
52c
730
8%
17%
1
Quartz
67c
51c
Mar
Jun
•
Captain Min$s Ltd
July
2,115
8.35
*
i
19c
Jail
2,076
4.50 Mar
1
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
7%c
11
8.15
*
Candore Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Feb
II.000
22%
7.50
1
Oil
37c
17%
14% Jun
—25
Vickers
12
Apr
14%
1.65
2.25
Corp:
Corp,
51c
Feb
22 %c
10c 10 %c
1
7%
3,837
10%
9.55 Mar
11%
Thorium
Jan
725
27c
22 %
7,048
3,545
1955 warrants
Canadian Petrofina
preferred—.
Canadian Salt
12c
11%
22%
5,472
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
11
15%
Foundry
Farwest
Western
Canam Copper Co
July
36c
26c
•
Eustern Metals
Aug
*
common
Canadian
65c
"
14%
warrants
Canadian
363,400
11
26c
2.50
East
3.80 Jun
•
Malartic GoldCanadian Northwest Mines
Tire
56c
47c
*
—____1
Br 10up
14
•
Canadian
Canadian
July
96c
141,4
*
Canadian
90c
Jun
25% Jan
2.12
•
Cos
July
105,300
.
7,590
7.95
Locomotive
Oil
30c
15c
8.825
1.98
Canadian Industries common
1053
7%c Jan
1.41
2.08
Canadian
Canadian
137,900
30%
Preferred
Jun
July
20c
1.30
1
Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon
21c
29%
10e
Oil
31
60c
—
East
Aug
19
Apr
43
Apr
6%c Jun
50% Aug
8,200
71%
East
Aug
8% Aug
Aug'
18%
16%
577
14c
16c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
2.65
,
150
50%
22%
Duvan
8
2.50 May
Jan
16
23%
50
13c
Apr
1.08 Jun
Apr
6%
23
13c
Class B _____j:.-;.-—„„a_-—
22% Aug
1.96
Jan
Jan
23%
71%
Dona Ida
6.60 Jun
Jun
July
•
1
Jun
1.65
14c
1.35
Dominion
6.00 Aug
78c
Feb
Mar
—*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
1.74 Aug
Jan
6c
Mines—_.j——_1
Dominion Steel &
Apr
1.35
17,500
29%
Dominion
7% Aug
Jan
15
79c
•
65c
31
14c
July
12c
A_—_—
Dominion Magnesium
15% May
16% Mar
Apr
4.00
73c
•
Class B
Husky
80c
1.40
8
Canadian
Feb
75c
—16%
Morse
May
1.40
Warrants
Fairbanks
Apr
3.85 Aug
4.75 Mar
7
3
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Aug
16%
13
•
common
33
13
Jun
12c
1.90
2
Dominion
2,500
7
1.55
*
90c
40c
Milling
*
30%
7%
Feb
25o
Dominion
Aug
Apr
60c
Mines
50% Aug
Mar
2.75
200
18c
Petroleum
33 %
6
75c
2.20 Jan
13c
Oils
Dominion
Jan
25%
8
Dome
Aug
Feb
1.25 Apr
Seagrams
Jan
5%
28% Mar
•
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
5c
3.75
65
•
Chemical & Cellulose
Chieftain Pete
Canadian
Collieries
common
Preferred
Canadian Curtis Wright-,
Canadian
Oil
13%
25
preferred
Eagle
50%
33%
49%
32%
3.85
Canadian
Dome
10
49%
*
Canadian
6.90 Aug
4,750
33%
•
Feb
11,500
6
•
warrants
Mar
8%
class
Palmer
Distillers
6.90
20
Leather
Devon
Jun
7%e Jan
150
——-1
1—._____1
._.
Daragon Mines
14% Aug
9%c Jan
6
'
25
39 %
1.60 Mar
2,400
45c
Delnite Mines
Jan
5,870
12c
1
Dceoursey Brewis
12% Jun
July
4.45 July
2.10
5
Daering Explorers
Feb
32
Jan
10c
1
Jan
3.45
78c
Jun
3.40 Mar
1.55
Mines
34
•
Jan
6c
17% Aug
IZZi
__■
80
Feb
2.36 Aug
18% May
33c
1,525
Feb
10c
Minerals
*
34
Apr
July
1.55
Zellcrbach
25% July
2.50 Jun
1.50 Mar
14c
75c
—
Trust
Crow pat
5%
29%c Jun
Jan
1.05
2,974
2.00
4.10 July
16% Apr
16% Jan
28,800
8c
4.25
7c
July
34% May
Jan
„io
Pershing
Crown
31% Aug
190
65c
4.05
—-
Crown
9% Aug
Jan
125
Croinor
2.29
—1
——
Warrants
Jun
60c
7%e
20c
Aug
24% Apr
75
61c
7.50 Apr
._50
t
—
common
12c
774
17%
2.10
Crestauruin
34% Aug
18%
4.20
„1
Warrants
/
6.65 Aug
2.25
18
7%c
„1
-1.—
Zin<5——
Canada
of
2.15
17%
2.15
1
Jan
4.85 Jan
21,500
21,975
18
—
Mining
Oil
Cree
23c
10%c
17:%
Lead
Cournor
8.90 May
5%
B
Coulee
Jun
105
Jan
Class
28% Aug
*73
62% Jan
•
10
common
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Corby Distillery class A
480
Canners class A
Canadian
Jun
7% July
45c
0
7%C
5%
255
British Aluminium.
A
7%c
3.50
10%
1,055
2
Aug
31%
47
,
May
23c
3.40
99 %
Oil
Feb
14c
Exploration
46%
Bakeries
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
«Preferred
8c
8%c Jan
12%c.Mar
30%
Conwest
July
13% Aug
2,770
30
Apr
51,935
213,640
3.50
Consumers Gas Co
6% May
16c
Jun
425
5c
2,000
14c
23c
Rights
July
38
6c
9%c
15 %c
31%
5% Jan
6%c May
11% Apr
40c
14%
Jun
Mar
55c
38
July
45c
46.340
Jan
14%
Feb
44c
Jan
17c
Jan
14%
75c
Mar
12c
Feb
*
Jan
10c
24c
43% Aug
Jan
Jan
1
49c
2,900
16C
Mines
Sudbury
45
Canadian
Canadian
6c
3,300
36,300
•
10%c
Mines Ltd-
47
____
33c
——_—._
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
99
Minerals
Atlantic
33c
May
5.15
*
30c
Jun
90c
3.95
1
66c
25c
__—
Consolidated Red Poplar
47
common
29c
63c
29 %c
4.05
12c
31c
310
25c
3.75
66c
Peak Oils
Consolidated
26 %c
Explor—
—__
Mines
Consoi Northland Mines-—
99
Wire & Cable class B
Canadian
Morrison
Negus
46 la
Petroleum
Canada
$1%
1.82 July
32c July
Mac
4%c Jan
575
warrants
Steamship
Canadian
21% July
20
Mortgage
Oils
Canada
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Jan
1.13 May
17c Mar
_—*
Permanent
Canada
2.10
16%
______—*
B
Canada
Jun
55c
12c
5,500
67c
6,150
5,879
63
Jan
25.550
6.15
:
29c
50c
27,650
8.75
*
I,429
July
July
May
80c
5.75
•
50c
5.50
31%
Lands
50c
2.55
8%c
8.60
—26
Oil
38c
75c
18
common
Preferred
Jan
1.62 Jan
5.00
8.75
__
May
95c
19c
76c
5.90
"
Mar
1,980
4,000
5.15
10
.
25c
2.49
30c 30 %c
Basin
•
Canada Crushed Cut Stone__
Iron Foundries common
478.275
July
Consolidated
•'
20
59c
Jun
9c
Consolidated West Petroleum
1
common—
50c
80c
35c
May
18,550
85c
71%
102% 102%
July
30c
Mines—
■
50O
28%
16c
May
1
Canada
Canada
79c
27%
19.400
May
29,861
69
—100
Preferred
Canada
71
■—
__—
Canada
80c
27'/a
•
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
50c
32c
21c
8c
250
50c
28c
18 %c
35%
1,635
28c
•
1
Jan
5%c Feb
1.34
jun
—*
Mines
48c
12c
t
Cabanga
Jan
36.952
35,100
4%c Jan
420
14
7%
7%
—
57c
—..—
29c
73c
8%c
Jun
July
July
4,458
Mic
Consolidated
3.30 Aug
45c
1,583
68c
2.45
20c
Mogul
Consolidated
7%c Jan
7%c July
Jan
90c
8c
8c
A„——.
Ext
4c
5c
Consolidated
Jun
13
1.95 Apr
90c
1
1
Burlington
Burrard Dry
23,500
7c
3.30
6%
—
Lake
Produots
Ltd class
Bullochs
6 %c
3.00
3.00
1
Ankcritc
Bunalo
5c
6%c
«
1
&
'
40c
34c
4.040
Consolidated Mosher
36%
635
39c
Jan
22c
2,700
10,100
42
July
44% Mar
65c
Jun
6,042
6.600
21
Consolidated
Consolidated
22,375
27c
1.80
Aug
14 % Aug
60c
26c
Jun
3.45 Aug
3.55
15
Jan
41%
43%
Jan'
1.69
Jan
11
42
2.30
20%
12% Aug
12
530
55c
7.800
3.60
Jan
1,200
39'/,,
3.45
6.00
20%
4,780
15
14%
41
3.15
\
1
16%
'
Mining & Smelting-
12%
57c
Jan
Lid
Oils Ltd—
13
1
3.10
8%c
Marcus Gold
13
8%
19.110
Gold
Marbenor
Consolidated
July
53
Mar
5.10
69c
Arrow
Howey
Consolidated
15
29
Mines
Brown Comp any
Br unburst
Buffalo
48
Consolidated
Mar
Jan
4.65
39c
Mines
Consolidated Halliweli
May
51
Golden
10%
Lake——
14%
Class B
British
44% Mar
Gillies
Consolidated
81% May
—50
—
———
High
13,062
26c
Oil
Iron
Feuhuore
Consoi
Low
15
3.40
Consolidated East Crest—
Feb
Columbia Forest Products——•
Columbia Packers class A
•
British
Class
Consolidated Dragon
Consolidated
——_—
preferred
preferred
5% % preferred
Cable
Jun
12
Jan
33% Jan
15,427
Discovery
Consolidated
5%
Range Since Jail. I
High
14%
5.00
Apr
48
Shares
15
Warrants
7% Aug
r
for Week
of Prices
Low
I
Mines
Denison
Consolidated
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
High
79c
May
5% Apr
46% May
16,715
41%
*
.—
5%
,
7%
64c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Electric Co—
4% %
4%
Low
46%
l
—.—
Friday
500
0T»
-50
15
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High
70c
7%
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
70c
10%
Bruaita Petroleum
British Amer Oil
British
70c
"
preferred
of Prices
Low
___1
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
160
Aug
49
July
ll%c July
49c
Jan
1.75 Aug
34% Aug
35% May
8% May
4.40
43
Jun
Feb
3.65 Aug
20%
6%
Jun
Feb
~
4.00
Apr
Apr
10% Mar "
16%c
...
&%c Jan.
4.3o
28<?
11
22c
Jan
July
Apr
July
Number 5769
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(685)
'
3
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Gulf
8 Tbc
Warrants
Gwillim
Lake
Low
High
Par
8%C
0,100
7c
Jan
13c
18%
15,061
12%
Jan
19% Jun
Medallion
8.20
8.50
5,600
5.70
Jan
8.60
Mentor Expl to Dev
8c
12.000
4%c
Jan
12c
27
Jan
35% May
49c
Apr
1.04 May
7c
Gold-
7c
35
33;,4
35
77c
76c
90c
856
Jan
Apr
July
McWatters
Harding
Hard
Carpets
Gold
Rock
Harrison
Head
Lakes
of
Hees
Mines
(Geo
&
Co
—
Hinde
Memil
8c
Dauch
Midrim
Midwest
7c
7c
8c
6,000
6c
Apr
lie
57c
51c
65c
107.700
33c
Jan
79c
Jan
9%c
21,100
6c
Jan
10c
July
Jun
.100
1.50
100
1.25 July
2.25
Jun
4.95
5.00
206
4.00
5.00
July
80
81%
5 tbc
5%c
80
.200
18VaC
50 V4
(Canada)—,
a
Consol
Co
July
May
1
1
Hollinger
Jail
Mar
May
14c
18c
Aug
8 %c
Gold
Ltd—
24 Va
20c
52
24 V4
25 Va
10
1
rmo
75
4
Apr
May
81Tb Aug
6Vac Feb
%C Jan
17c
2.500
Feb
30c
Jun
459
39%
Apr
52
2,714
20%
Jan
25%
Class
19 Va
840
3.05
Feb
4.65 Mar
49%
50 Va
2,497
39 Tb
Apr
Multi
22 %
24c
12,989
15% Mar
13.500
15c
Apr
28c
Nama
Creek
Humber
1.87
252,150
1.19
1.73
1
Oils
Huron to Erie
41
20
Mtge
41Tb
77c
32
1.87 Aug
Jan
300
Jun
Jan
41
% July
53
Aug
227
43%
Jan
11%
1,035
6 Tb
Jan
1,11% .AUg
44%
44 %
46%
9,012
38% Feb
;; 47% July
13%
13
Tb
13%
1,812
12%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
400
5Tb
Jan
6% c
8
40,000
36 Tb
36%
2,818
A
class
4.86%
preferred
Indian
Lake
Industrial
1
7%c
common.*
30 »/a
Gold
AcceDt
Ltd
Corp
preferred
.
F"
13
Tb Aug
1,565
100
49%
Jan
54
100
92
May
98
47
47
47
100
44
Jan
00
3.50
3.50
3.60
1,900
14%
14 Va
15%
6%
G
6%
28,234
15Va
15%
15%
675
2.75
2.75
3.00
750
1
4Gc
45c
50c
2,600
10
common
Warrants
to
Dev
15% Aug
7 Tb Jan
New
Continental
Feb
3.25 Mar
New
Delhi
67c
New
Dickenson
May
Jan
Calumet
New
10,906
69%
Jan
81% Aug
10
31%
Feb
55
July
New
International
1
261,200
72c
Investors
Class
Irish
Syndicate
A
Ltd
July
New
300
11
Jun
New
Jason
51
4,495
36%
Jan
51
Aug
New
Kelore
17%
17 Va
250
9%
Jan
17 Tb
Aug
Newlund
9%
Jan
17
18%c Jan
9% Apr
16%
16
17
7,535
.1
1
2.08
2.05
2.14
165,675
1.80
1.75
1.80
3,000
20c
25c
5,700
12c
Copper Mines
Bay
Mines
Iron
41c
10%
—25c
—
52c
Jan
1.40 Mar
Hosco
Waite
Mining—.
Mining Corp
Jacobus
Ja.ve
_20c
Jefferson
Jellicoe
Lake
Mines
Joburke
(1939)
Gold
Jonsmith
Journal
Jupiter Oils
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Gold
Kirkland
111
(John)
Labrador
Lafarge
Lake
Lake
Minine
to
Jan
20c
Cinch
Nor
Feb
2.49 Mar
Feb
Tb Jun
6
6,300
75c
Mar
5c
Jan
19
m%
19
6.151
.85
1.90
700
95c
Feb
2.06
45c
1,500
27c
Jan
70c
Mar
July
14%
Jail
2.75 Aug
8c
19
Jau
% May
GTbc
OTbc
7c
10,533
5c
Jan
8 VaC
41c
39c
43c
26,300
36c
Jun
73c
Jan
6c
10c
3,500
8C
Mar
14c
Jan
25'%
24%
25%
2.332
18%
19%
19
19%
6,041
14% May
Tb
9%
100
7
1.09
500
9lc
Apr
40c
Jan
1.09
Shore
Mines
Wasa
Mining
Mines
67c
65c
69c
5,900
3.20
3.10
3.20
4,550
-
82
83
1,678
10c
12c
28,500
7c
21 Tbc
21c
23c
11,100
16c
5.05
4.95
5.05
7,518
22c
22c
1,050
2.95
1
...
—
_
3.15
_
_
__
American
24 %c
50c
3.15
Mar
19c
.Jan
69c
July
8,100
4c
Jan
8 Tbc
July
17c
4c
Apr
35c
Feb
—1
25c
25c
30C
18c
Mar
62c
July
,50o
,1.23
1.16
1.25
52,689
17,300
9,100
of
40c
45c
20,900
25c
Jan
49c
July
19c
19c
1,000
16c
Ayr
23c
Jan
39C
38c
40c
28,400
35c
Mar
59c
!
Canada
•
45c
50c
j
Secord
Leicch Gold
Lencourt
Mines
Gold
Long
11c
Mines
j
1.92
1.92
2.10
6 VaC
6c
6 Tbc
__j
JSC
13c
15c
2,250
11c
Mar
Mar
2.23
j
.1—1
,14c
•
•
Loblaw
Cos
class
1st
—30
pfd
m
A
I
B
Mining
Uranium
Noranrla
&
Smelting
Warrants
Norgold
Mines
•
Lyndhurst.
Minine
-
-
1
Norpax
Macassa
Northcal
Macfie
1
MacLeod's class A preferred
MacLeod
Cockshutt
Class
26
Jun
Mines
Maher Shoes Ltd
North
Northspan
Class
6 c.
26.100
1,000
90c
90c-
9<)C
8.550
57c
1956
1.00
80c
3.40 May
1.88
3,510
90c
6C
6 Tbc
7,250
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
18c
6,500
8c
Jan
18c
July
46
3,233
35 %
Jan
47
44 %
Northland
Ltd
29c
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.25
24c
328,880
26c
25c
29c
1,720
308,750
18c
May
36c
'Feb
9 %c
9o
12c
121,500
7Tbc Mar
15c
July
33,400
12c
33c
May
Red
McMarmac
Red
footnotes
see
3.25
4c
Jan
Jan
63c
69c
116,377
48c
1.14
246,375
37c
Mar
Aug
July
I20
Ontario
22
Jan
41%
Jan
49
Aug
6 VaC
Jan
8 %c
8%c
9c
55c
68c
54,100
32c
38c...
7%c Mar
2,500
58c
32c
21c
10 VaC 10%c
20%c
28c
10c lOTbc
129,600
2.90
3.05
16,700
26c
1,250
lie 12 %C
68c
May
50c
8 VaC
10c
5c
3,500
26c
11c
..
Mar
24c
6.653
5,000
2.40
24c
5c
26,700
350
32%
32 %
11 VaC Apr
49c
Apr
May
Mar
May
Feb
July
21% Aug
Aug
32%
50
28 % July
32 Va
33%
33
35
Jan
35% July
2.30
2.50
7,101
11,700
23%
2. *3
1.70
Jan
2.80 May
5%c
5%c
6%C
15,500
4c
19 %
180
5c
2,100
3c
Jan
1.05
8c
1.15
4,200
90c
May
7c
8c
5,300
6
9%
513
v17 % July
Vat Mar
7%
Feb
8c
6c
Aug
July
Aug
Jan
Jan
9% Aug
93c
Jun
65c
39,380
25c
Mar
9c IOV2C
5,925
5c
Jan
12c
July
10c 10 %C
9,600
8c
Feb
26c
May
94c
1.10
122,275
40c
Feb
31c
26c
31c
217,000
8Vac
Jan
32,375
8 Tb
95%
9»4
96
96
325
_•
23c
22c
31c
111,100
13c 18 %c
21,400
9V«
13c
42.
1.30 Jan
14
14%
4.045
Feb
15
3.15
18 %C
1.21 Aug
Jan
May
.
Apr
July
4.25 Jan
33c
Jan
82
May
10 Tbc Mar
40c
30c
July
July
8c
July
Jan
77
21c
1,500
14c
Jun
7 Tbc
4 000
4c
Mar
14c
89C
27,430
45Vac
Apr
15%
1.470
13%
Feb
6c
•
B
Products
5,834
17c 19%c
29,500
11Tbc
Jan
32c
1.55
Jan
2.10 May
11 %c
1.10 Aug
1.55
1.80
1.90
4,503
40c
42 c
8,920
9
8%
100
7% Mar
9%
8
9%
910
7
Jan
9%
22
common—:
1
1
Gold
Lake
Jan
23c
1.22
1.10
1.10
22
22
50
19
Apr
8.75
8.60
8.95
—20
35c
5.75
Jan
Feb
55c
22
Feb
May
Jun
Jun
July
9.20 July
20c
Jan
11c 12 Vac
55c
1
Mines
6,060
36c
Jar
July
.
12,500
10c
Jun
51c
12 Vac
—1
Ormsby Mines
Oslsko
9c
Jan
7.500
3,200
41c
upemiska Copper
Orenada
Jun
Mar
7c
13c 15 %c
7c
—10
preferred
Steel
Ontario
5c
1.35 July
16 Vb
1.90
-
___;
61c
22,200
19c
Jan
61c
Aug
35c
39c
6,700
25c
Jan
44c
July
31
•
21 TV
18.101
_ioo
1
Mines
Paramaoue
—
Amalgamated Mines
Parker
26c
7C
21%
31 %
4,250
26Tb May
33 Ya
Jun
58c
1,500
41c
Apr
66c
Jun
25C
26c
4,800
13,500
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
4 VaC
Jan
19%
1
1
7C
7e
9c
79,300
58c
54c
58c
16,471
2.80
100
Drilling
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd.
3%c Jan
37 %c
Jan
2.80 Aug
9c
11 %c
70c
4.00
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
35c
3,000
33c
Jan
62c
Mar
18c
21c
14,950
14c
Jan
25c
1
18c
18c
19c
8.166
13c
Jan
23c
PCE
July
July
Peerless
1
23 VaC
23 VaC
24c
2,700
186
Feb
40c
Mar
10
July
Consol
Paymaster
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
Penmans
Gas
Permo
21c
25
1.25
9%
common
&
Gold
Perron
Oil
1.96
preferred
Peruvian
Petrol
9%
25Tb
1.77
2.08
9Vs
Oil
Oil
to
to
Minerals
of
British
Ponder
Power
59%
61
671
50
Jan
62
Jun
83
85%
697
67 Tb
Jan
86
Prairie
37c
45c
59,168
10 Tbc
52c
July
July
11 %C
15C
62,635
6%c
22C
July
Premium Iron Ore
Premier
Pipe
July
25c
10,500
1.35
II,400
70c
Jan
68c
12,900
38c
Jan
3.00
1.07
5,200
60c
Jan
_•
1.02
1.00
1.02
12,325
92c
July
1
1.54
1.31
1.54
10.600
.1
Columbia.
7c
8 VaC
4,600
10
10
10
24C
24c
1,349
2,100
35%
36'A
2,527
38C
38c
2,000
66%
64%
66%
4.70
4.65
4.80
6,745
16c
11c
16c
236,780
4.10
3.85
4.25
3,450
1
Mfg
Border
2.08 Aug
64c
Rouyn Gold
Corp
59%
Apr
24C
River
85 Va
24c
25% Mar
1.15
-50c
Oils
Powell
Powell
Uranium
1.55
May
24c
35%
Aug
Ore
13,650
23
1.33
G4C
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.
Gold
1,205
Feb
.1
Ga?
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pioneer
2,795
'
6%
1
Mines
July
July
15%
35c
1
1
50c
Jan
7c
7%c
2.80
Parbec Mines
Pardee
Aug
Apr
30
57c
19%
Petroleums
Page
96
28c
2.70
18c
15%
18C
Feb
31c
10
_•
18c
Jan
Anr
Apr
._l
Mines
77% Mar
Jan
1.01
Jan
20c
Pitch
Jan
2,200
8.00
7 %C
Placer Develonment
12c
1.10
—
Aug
May
1.05
44.500
1
9
5%
5.00
1.30 Aug
12c
48C
97c
Jun
17 Tbc 20 %c
pfd
Hersey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
Pan Western Oils
19 Tb
2.40
75c
Feb
3.20 Jun
Mar
Jan
525
Utilities
Pacific
1.24
Jan
1.90
I.950
3.85
55
Jan
35c
Apr
4.00
700
1.15
900
Aug
15c
Jun
3.45
1,700
37c
Jan
20% Aug
90c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
95c
80
16c?
11c
Feb
3.50
14 Va
Apr
1.85
3.75
20c
Jockey Club common
July
3%c Mar
4.60
Apr
Jan
2.71
11
3.20
3.25
Malartic
32
2,500
•
O'Leary
Class
685
620
__II
32 % Aug
3,123
4,850
14
Gas
—90o
Feb
12,250
19,987
2.16
12%
3.05
Aug
1.14 Aug
1.10
Oils
22
5c
3.15
2.10
3.05
3.45
Ogama Rockland GoldOka Rare Metals Mining
9,000
49
69c
July
1.05
79
Gold
32%
32 V*
Apr
69c
-1
Cement
Ocean
30%
4 Tbc
1.95 May
19c
O'Brien
31 %
47%
4.15 May
Apr
3.15
Warrants
31Tb
Feb
1.10
Mines
Preferred
31%
2.75
430
100
Jun
1.68 May
11c
550
1.60
1.12
2.15
Obaska Lake Mines
Va Aug
17c
28c
3.50
Feb
24 Vac Aug
23
Nudulama
25c
1.50
-20
14C
page
Jun
3.05
3.35
28c
12 Va
2
Natural
40c
Lake.
Jan
7c
2.23 Mar
"
•
Lake
5Tbc Apr
1.15
"•
common
Porcupine
Jan
Aug
2,000
45c
2.90
6c
3.85
Jun
2.30 May
1.07
\
Frontenac
9c
45c
GTbc
31c
1
Mines
32 % May
100
*
Maybrun Mines
For
6c
Jan
1
common
Aug
2.80
Ltd
Oils
Jan
Mar
1
Consol
Jun
42c
25o
Northern Telephone
Norvalie
53c
Preferred
Matachewan
44%
2.05
2.80
common
Northwestern
10c
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
15c
—1
Ontario
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
1.51
1.80
warrants
Jan
21%
__
Martin-McNeelv
May
1,35
60
*
Northern
Apr
May
1957
Jan
9%
Mining Corp
7c
1.00 Aug
17c
warrants
12c
Jan
95c
103,700
21
Oils
McKenzie
17c
1.05
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Maritime
July
May
July
warrants
1.50
1
Mines
Aug
lie
1
Uranium
A
Jan
19
15,500
1.05
—1
Marigold
15c
22Tbc Aug
1
Mining
North Star Oil
Feb
4%c
Uranium
McColl
4 Tbc
19%
Goldfieids.
Maneast
Feb
•
Rankin
28 Va
Majortrans
Malartir
18c
1.10
1
1.15
I
Cons
Mdntyre
lie
1.50
"
A
23,500
1.10
Northern Canada Mines
»
class
Lake
May
Aug
1
19% Aug
9% Aug
1
Bloebel
Magnet
Mareon
1.36
1
B
Red
12c
5%C
•
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
725
*
Madsen
62,575
July
7.25 July
Aug
17c 22%c
1.00
7,025
1
Explorations
MacMillan
5c
Feb
20c
1
Ltd
Oils
96,700
2.95
Mines
6c
1.10
Warrants
2.10
—
Mines
Maedonald
13c
64,000
24,230
1
North Canadian Oils cominon
30%
»
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Feb
July
1
;
Mines
5 Tbc
10%c
_
Co
1,370,078
1
Ltd
Mining Corp
Nickel
1.95
J
.
Goldfield
9c
Jan
2.59
Jan
1
1
,
Oils
Mines
30 %
1
.
Louvicourt
Aug
4Tbc
3.00
5c
1
Mines
2.10
1
4 VaC
Mines
1.92
62,500
7 VaC
2.10
18c
Exploration
Rouyn
87
2.75
300
23%
47%
•
Preferred
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
9,600
•
IOV2C 14%c
7c
Ii
Mines
30%
4 Tbc
i
Lac Gold
Groceterias
Lorado
1.38
1
Loblaw
Class
23%
.
—
Gold
Lexinain
Little
Candy
1.33
Jan
1.01
j
-
Okalta
Laura
July
58c
Mines
Jan
19c
3,200
23%
3.90
15c
900
23c 24 %c
Jan
2.70 Jan
80
10c
*
Mines
Luz
1.08
1
Osu
Latin
9
1
Lake
Lake
Lake
La
'
1
!
Aug
14c
Apr
41c
j
J
Mines
44c
Jun
7 Tbc
Gold
Noriartic
Aug
33,000
1
Gold
Jun
«c
7c
Normetal
82 %
Lingman
22c
1,935
50,550
15c
Mines
July
7c
Debentures
Lake
23,050
40c
Petroleum
Mines
Acme
July
G'n
—..
Mines
41c
8 Tbc
17c
Mines
Rim
Nisto
2.75
A
Gas
Jun
35c
0%c
45c
~
Gold
Nipissing
5c
J
Dufault
Lakeland
13
—1
Mines
Superior
Jun
5%
•
Mines
Apr
10Tbc July
Jun
""* —1
HI .200
Mines
Senator
Jan
July
July
2.35
•
Exploration.
class
13
Jan
Vb
6
'
Cement
515',
4c
1
:
29,200
New
5 Tbc
-1
Ltd
Apr
8c
13
4-Oc
—1
Common warrants
Labatt
3c
6%c
13
7%c
■>
July
2.00 Aug
1
-
Townsite
41Tb
Jan
36c
3,700
Jan
Jun
68c
4.20
32%
•
May
2.55
Apr
Jan
1.90
105
40 Va« 40%
26c
9c
May
1,600
23% May
Jan
9Vac
38c
2.20
Apr
Jan
1.50
Jan
I7V2C .July
2.10
19 Tb
15%c
Jan
16
100
425
Vac
23c
4,600
700
22%
5%c
.Tan
.10.285
2,500
2.15
22
17c
4
8c
16
19c
2.15
6,500
15
55c
Jun
1,384
40c
31c
15 Tb
Jan
7c
Feb
47 c
14Tb Aug
12
7%c
20c
27c
Feb
20% July
6c
23c
——
Minerals
630
6 VaC
Aug
«...
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Kirkland
1,430
Rouyn Merger
12c
—1
.
34Tb
14%
7c
I
:
Copper
Warrants
14%
14%
1
2.75
Mines
14%.
H%
36c
New
38.330
.
Gold
July
Aug
26c
1
Warrants
Kenville
16c
"
Oil
Norsyncomaque
Kelly Douglas class A
24,800
Jan
12c 16 %c
•
19c
Jan
Nickel
15c
17 VaC
40c
7
28 %c
Jun
18c
17c
July
*
72c
36%c
6
1
Petrol
Apr
Apr
3,950
16
Ltd
Co
41c
Jun
<>%
Publishing
Mining
Jowsey
60,000
7c
G Va
31,900
68 c
12c
New
18c
45c
12,000
July
July
15c
Aug
68c
304,225
July
16C
Aug
82c
32c
15c
•
Mines
Jumping Pound
July
Tbc
Aug
78
Jun
10c
94c
10
17
Jan
55c
23c
Jan
7,250
Apr
64
23c
Jun
11.100
17
20c
Jan
32C
16%
Jun
May
8 VaC
8c
14c 14%c
77c
9c
89c
28c
Apr
29
:i2o
30c
14c
62c
1
1
4,000
28c
3,100
68c
66c
U7Voc Aug
•
83,275
71,300
14%C
July
Jan
Minda-Scotia
13c
1
39
Feb
7c
Mylamaciue
72c
1
Jan
15 Tb
100
New
2.00
..1
27%
200
7
New
11c
Mines
205
27
Aug
67c
Mines
Joiiet-Quebec
39
26
July
1.80
6%
39
17'/fC 17 VaC
2.00
70c
1
.
July
2.14 Aug
1.95
1
Ltd
July
40
14%
"
Mines
Manitoba
I
Minerals
22c
Jan
New
•
Exploration
fpanptte
Jan
26%
1,010
Mines
Newnorlh
Jack
8c
305
1,965
Pete
Goldvue
50
25c
common
382,818
32,487
,
Harricana
35c
50%
8
805
21c
39%
78
Mines
10%
40c
*
Credits
Line
Jun
13%
39
12%
82c
IIIIIII"
Mines
Davies
New
52
Bldg
14
Jun
July
16% Jan
81
Pipe
Jan
7c
76
.
Chamberlain
52
Ranwick
9.10
4,000
15c
.
—•-
•
Bidlamaque Gold
New
79%
interprovincial
11c
_25c
;
Feb
4.25
52
Interprovincial
3.20 May
Jun
.
VaC
70c
•
New
80%
common
Jan
III
-IIII I 110
Labine Uranium
Alger Mines
New
•
Co
3.95
9
9c
-
I—III
New Athona Mines
•
Nickel
500
2.90
2.75
'
.—5
Trust
Apr
'
International Petroleum
international
May
3.15
.—5
common
Petroleum
Jun
2.50
40c
28c
Jan
1
New Bristol Oils
10 Tb Mar
5 Tb
Aug
Apr
1.77
17
Explorations Ltd
Jun
Jan
14
68c
19c
68c
79c
Mines
Jun
2 70
1,464
1
__20
Natural Gas
Preferred
July
Jan
7,307
29,177
77 Tb
Nesbitt
New
95
35c
24c
2.67
46C
—1
Products
Jan
13
Jan
Neon
July
53
2,900
23c
—1
Mines
37
95
6.75
Nealon
1.25
2.51
66 c
Works
National Steel Car
National
1.95 Aug
17 VBC
1
Locomotive
National
1.18 July
Jan
27
1
—
National Drug & Chemical
Preferred
10c
12
Inland Cement Co pfd
Min
Jan
53
Inglis (John) to Co
Inspiration
July
Jun
: 6% jun
•
preferred
$2
5o
25Tb
:
95
12 V4
preferred
$4%
Inland
-
14 Tb
50
100
-50
Warrants
$2.75
I
-
Corp common
Wright Iron
National
52 Va
Bank
Investment
51Tb
11%
52
10
•
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary B
Imperial
Imperial
Jan
-' -I
Minerals
20Ts
51Tb July
23% July
23c
Jan
65C
20c
A
Moore
30
4.15
Mt
49c
8,810
20,135
39
35%
1
Porcupine
class
Corp
20%
Aug
May
60.100
92c
1.95
12 %
49 Va
Smelting—
&
Bay
Pam
36
1.14
Jun
July
82c
»
I
20 Te
Mining
Hudson Bay Oil.
Hugh
21% July
Jan
Aug
1.00
2.60
1
B
Apr
13%
Jun
24c
Warrants
Moneta Porcupine
1,179
17c
Jan
82c
70c
—.
13%
25%
Paper common,
Apr
215
July
3.10
1.65
'
Molybdenum
Montreal
Feb
8c
11%
10,100
22,800
13
2.20
1.80
Corp—II—I
Metals
July
23
Apr
61c
85c
13
—w
75c
Brfewery
14
May
9'be 10 Tbc
Tbc
68c
19%
Mining
85c
9
1
com
Ore Mines
4.471
12c
82c
-
.1—1
Power
Uranium
4.05
Howard Smith
Hudson
21
Jan
7c
■
14C
90C
35%
Class B
Hoyle
20
20
A
5c
7c
•
Brick
Class
300
12,000
Gas
Lake
Molsons
July
14c
Mining Corp
Min
20c
12 Tbc
Industries Gas
Mindamar
Jan
13c
City Petroleums
Milton
lie
3.750
6,972
Mining
Milliken
35c
25c
2.85
*
High
Apr
Jan
22c
2.70
Warrants
Mill
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
2.84
Knitting—
Aug
Jun
*
•
Mines
Oil to
Low
Shares
-1.25
Island Mining
Uranium
Mexican Light &
of Prices
—50c
Chipman
Midcon
1.50
Oils
Home
Oil
40,000
12,000
1—_
—;
Sarcee
to
11c
13c
—
Paper common
Gold Mines
Highwood
10c
12c
8
8c
....
Preferred
Heva
0%
lie
Mines
H)
Hendershot
550
J
Iron—
Lake
Red
Gold
7
12c
Jk
„_1
Minerals
Headway
Heath
6%
62,900
Mines
Petroleums
Mercury
Meta
—1
Mining
Gold
Sales
for Week
Range
lale Price
17:,u
Gypsum Lime & Aiub
Halmon
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
8.25
Mines
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
8c
AUGUST 13
17%
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
of Prices
Low
Par
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
I OR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last.
Gold.
.20o
130
1.05
5c
Jan
Jan
40c
Feb
1.35 Aug
80c
Jun
1.75 July
1.23 Feb
1.73
9c
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
10%
22
Aug
36
28%
Apr
36% Aug
35c
Jun
47c
54 Va
Jan
67%
8.00
3.85 May
5c
Jan
2.85
Jun
Jan
July
Jun
5.00 July
16c
Aug
4.65 July
41
"
42
The Commercial
(686)
and
Financial
Chronicle... Monday, August
18,
1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
1.75
6.00
6.00
6.30
i
535
5.00
5.35
5,940
98c
1.00
5,100
2.89
2.87
3.05
45,232
24c
Pronto Uranium Mines
15
Friday
Low
1.70
1.00
Dome
AUGUST
22c
35c
845,950
2,400
70c
1.85 Aug
'
7,800
4.25
3.80
Jan
7.05
Jun
Prairie
Triad
Low
Provo
Airways
Ltd
Producers
Gas
Purdex Minerals Ltd
—
28C
Quebec Ascot Copper
A
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec
Lithium Corp
32c
3.05 Aug
Twin
City Gas
Shawkey Mines
20,543
May
7c
37c
Mar
3Gc
Aug
43c
47C
12,600
34c
Jan
60c
18,700
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
7%C
20,200
4.20
4.15
4.30
1,850
4.15
6.15
Aug
19 Vic
22c
7,100
10c
Apr
97c
1.06
15,968
70c
Jan
1.55
24
24
25
816
t Jan
15c
14 %c
30%
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
19c
1.00
—.
Union
Jun
29c
6%C
10%
Rainville
Ltd-.
Mines
Grip
Rapid
1
Kayrock Mines
Reef Explorations
1
Uranium
Rexspar
Rix
Atnabasca
SI
25c
Jan
preferred
Union
Mining Corp
United
1
Asbesto*
United Canso Oil
Jan
United
25%
Feb
United
17c
Jan
United
11
Aug
Estella
Mines
44c
—•
B
A
United
Keno
New -Fortune-
Hill
-
Feb
9%
Jan
Jun
1.18
Feb
United
10c
Jan
Upper Canada
71c
6%C Jan
Telefilm
Mines
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
class
fit
Michael
Uranium
Salada-Shirriff-Horsev
5
Ys%
issue
19
Aug
5 %%
called
Sand
16c 18 Vic
68,500
«JC
Jan
60c
58c
54,900
28c
Feb
11c 12%e
49,249
9c
Apr
12%
Jan
98
Jan
:oVi
15%
9.544
104% 104%
180
%c
36,850
66%
68
2,134
53
Mar
11
11
11%
2.870
10
Jtlly
14c 15
6c
Jan
1.30
4
2!) Vic
21
20%
21
365
9%
10%
1,915
11%C
11 Vic 11 Vic
20%
7
500
9C
Jun"
Feb
Jan
July
July
Jan
15% Juo
105
Jun
17c
July
'
"H25
15%
.•
Consol Explorations
Ventures Ltd
Amulet
(G
Wayne
Petroleums
&
W>
Feb
Werner
Lake
11% May
12c
Jan
Wespac
Silverwood
Webb
&
Westburne
K
D
Souris
65c
0.812
3,397
68c
Winchester
Jan
Windfall
Jan
21
Jan
3.90
Mar
Apr
*
100
3.65
Jan
Aug
32% Aug
4.75 May
56c
10,950
23c
Jan
83c
27,900
13c
Jan
24c
*
11%
10%
Jun
11%
11
11%
642
28'%
24%
5,453
Ulc
65c
85c
1.00
July
33
19c
Apr
July
215
17c
4,500
1.70
200
17c 17 %c
38,000
Apr
Mines Ltd
Apr
19c
Aug
10c
Jan
12c
38
Jan
50%
13c
Apr
1,190
1.74
30,190
72c
75c
18,340
8 %
8'A
100
2.55
2.63
I.200
Exploration
Propane common
Mines
2T20
19c
„„25
7
1.75
Jan
Jan
41
Gold
50c
_
Swltson IndustriesSylvanlte
Gold
common
6%
Jan
3.15
65
11 %
13
17,263
•
—
IIIl
Calgary
Thompson Lundmark
6,942
23c
15.100
7,745
4
Ian
100
18
July
Torbrit
Silver
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto Elevators
Toronto General Trust
Toronto Iron Works
Jun
Jan
4.40
1.27
Jan
27%
92c
27
75c
27%
94c
340
Class A
Toronto Star preferred—
Towagmac Exploration
_
__I~
Finance class A
Aug
1.16
Jun
16,000
38r
Feb
1.11
39c
37 %c
I"
preferred
" "
Explorations Ltdl
Trans Canada Pipeline
Mountain Oil
42c
13,100
34c
Feb
79c
II,050
67c
July
6,500
5c
Pip* Line
Transcontinental Resouroes
1.41 Mar
60c
1.28
10c
July
90c
44,600
27c
30c
4,500
21'
fan
33r
Jan
33c
35c
2,200
19c
Jan
37c
Aug
38 %
Jan
46 % Aug
24
46%
83c
July
45%
46%
1,886
23%
38
24
525
17
Feb
38
38
400
29%
Jan
31%
115
31%
1,160
54
53%
54
220
1
91c
Aug
May
6%
66c
26c
•
7c
17c
8%
7%
4.60
•—*
A
203,700
26%
•
I
^ '
■
.
;
8c
Jun
20c
8%
Jan
2
9,683
Jan
4.00
70
175
24 % July
14%
800
10%
1.26
1.36
.
.
21c
10%C
11c
1.20
2,430
30c
.
4.00 May
31% Jan
»15
Jan
July
1.70
Aug
Yukeno
10c
Mar
6c
Alar
40,200
30c
Aug
Vic July
16
8c
—•
Mines
-8c
5Vie- Jan
10c
,
97c
1.03
15,160
69c
1.20 May
;
5c
5%c
12,000
3Vic Jan
1.02
1
5C
—
Feb
a
.
40.900
3 3c
6% Aug
•
3.15 May
26%
1
—
July
Jan
Mar
3.70
24c
20c
4
Mines
64c
Apr
5c
17,338
1
Oil
Bear
85c
26 %
1.30
1
Mines
Feb
Apr
Aug
Aug
12c
1,000.
v
.
*
Zinc
Jun
27%
8
14%
,_5
.
13c
107
Jun
•'
—*
Canuck
Yellowknlfe
2,000
-
Jan
Jun
8c
May
Mining
16%c
Jan
62c
Jun
Vic
A pi-
25c
Apr
11
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices Shown
Are Expressed
l.ast
National
Anglo Canadian Pulp^ Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
British
Bank
&
Note
Canadian Bronze
Ingersoll
Canadian
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
Dupont
Hayes
Ogilvie
39
&
'
Linoleum
Canada
Pend
July
25%
Jan
31 %
Jan
31%
Jun
54
Aug
Jan
25% May
Apr
Gen
—-
21
26%:
Apr
100
25
Jan
32
Aug
45
115
42
May
45
Jan
2.80
275
3 4 V4
'37
78
2.150
60
Feb
80 % July
105
30
Jan
37
20%
1.876
24
24
100
18
Teb'
99 102%
305
84%
Jan
27%
1,415
21%
Jan
109 113%
270
75
Jan
•
26 V#
-
32%
•32%
3.50
■15-
32%
125
3.55
"7
,6ic
42
1,135
1.18
_
122%
Jan
8%c
9C
2,000
7%c Jan
12e
42
42 %
3,110
41
31%
Jan
41
41
42% July
50
32
Feb
41
405
37
May
FOOTNOTES
Aug
43% July
43%
42%
43%
95c
95c
1,000
30%
55%
30%
32
12,058
55%
57%
4,592
40 % Mar
20c
73 %
20c
July
4,000
13c
30c
July
67c
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
1.45
33
July
Aug
•
a
FOR
7%
65c
6,600
29
35
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not Included in
year's
range)
d Deferred
delivery sale (not included
In year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
e
r
Oash sale (not Included In year's
range)
AND
t
Jun
75
Aug
28 %
Aug
..
Jan
34
2.50
Jan
3.651
Jun
Jan
2.50
July
34%
100
7
61c
—
Jun
July
1.80
800
'
,
28
Jan
26
4.642
2.40
2s
>
25
106% July
'
1.18
0
*
III~1
61
July
20% Aug
Apr
21%
100
41
_
15%
53
28 Va
3.15
42
Trust-
Feb
425
2.00
Inv
20c
h
69
Corp
Jan
13c
Jun
Aug
36
28 %
1
3.20
'37
Jan
19%
113%
—
28
36
,
H2T50
Mines
79'
1.90 Mar
7,037
~
15 %c 15'2C
-
26%
-
Petroleum
Gold
175
31
2.55
•:
Mines
Canadian
24
31
■
24
-6
Aug
,
42 %
*
%
5
^,
Gold
■
43
85c
2.150
4%
..
54C
26
Jan
1.18
Feb
Jan
'Aug
"7% 'Aug
-
Jan
Jan
CANADIAN
74c
:
Apr
.32%1
Jun
MARKETS
Ex-liquldatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Aug
42% Mar
Aug
5n%
Zellers
4 45 Ma?
Jan
102 %
'
Cons
Jun
Jan
7.50
:
50
3.00
20%
4r
_2_.
43
Jan
34 %
Aug
24
Yukon
Mar
20%
j-
(1956)
common
Bros
Southwest
32
730
79%
*
common
Oreille
Price
27% May
3,850
•
July
235
15 %c
♦
.
*
& Paper
Paper
Pato Consolidated
Aug
30%
42
36%
♦
—
Flour
7
23 %
•
Paper
Power
Jan
3.75
2.75
Prods
Ontario
5
23%
42%
common
Inn
MacLaren
Minn &
3.395
3.75
-
_
International Utilities
Loblaw
7
6.00
23%
*
—
_
of
Steel
International
31
Jan
3.75
*
Rand-'
J
Oilcloth
Co
*
Paper
Oil
Apr
23f!i
L'ZL 5
Investments—,
Marconi
25
3.55
'
—-
—
common
General
Canadian
100
30
•
Dredging
Canadian
30
28%
30
Dominion Sugar
High
100
6:,8
6 V2
*
h
Itange Since Jan. 1
Low
6
-
-IIIIB
Shares
High
6
,
Com
Bulolo Gold
Canada
6
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Corp-
Canadian
ICange
Kale S'riee
Andian
in
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Third
Aug
42
1
,21c
7c
•
—
May
Feb
84c
30
•
Jim
Aug
July
27c
31'%
!_•
Mar
9
1.94
88c
31%
"1
July
7%C
31%
40
80c
Jan
71c
•
""50
7% July
1.35
6%c
71c
j
"•
"a
Class B
&
Dominion Glass
27%
Jan
•
_
Feb
45c
36,400
90c
19%
21,850
93c
8Va'
..
14 %C
A
class
■
Lead
May
Feb
•
common
19% May
6%c Aug
1.0)
80c
IIII~20
Jun
Aug
2.60
82c
~
2.70
Aug
3%c
465
IIIIIIIo
Bank
24
Feb
Aug
150
57,900
•
I__
Mines
8%
3,825
9
10c
2.35
26c
Apr
258,500
1
.
Jan
15% Jan
8c
Jun
3.75
j
Tidal petroleum
Tombill Gold Miner*
1.00
Mar
19c
1.08
1.75
•
6c
Apr
13% Aug
3.75
71c
I_II26o
1.70 May
12%c
1.05
1.67
Mines
Apr
8%
1.70
I
4%c
Jan
2.20
88c
Texas
9c
inn
Feb
1.05
•
_
4r
8.30
7
~1
common
Gold
Mines
21 %c
1
Jun
July
3.75
,
Jan
25
8,200
July
13% July
Jan
103
500
80c
•
75c
Par
19c
6%C
8
Jan
Jun
30%
4c
Jan
6.65
27
100.
.25
__T
Ltd
Aug
Jan
825
3,005
25
75c
J
,
Mines
class
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
900
6%C
•
1
Mines
Ind
Jan
1.25
45%
18
13
12%
11
Aug
2.10
Mar
24%
2.7C
July
33
July
1.14
45c
500
17%
Aug
33
21%
Feb
7%c
18
16
21% Jan
Feb
875
17
Feb
200
25c
5,753
2.25
Jan
1.55
1.855
26 c
65
18
♦
4.60
Apr
3,301
Jan
30%
2.70
Warrants
ordinary.
—
Jan
Jan
•16
106% 106%
.
—1
40c
May
4.25
85c
32%
ljB(
64%
2.01
15c
100
3,200
4,125
7%c
8%
13,150
:
177,700
29 %
1
95c
'
&
Jun
1
Jun
325,a
12%
Jan
3,000
4;25
17c
13c
9,000
18C
93C
37c
93c
•
Preferred
1.90 Mar
16c
Apr
7c
2.55
Jan
22c
30c
65c
15c
Feb
1.50
16c
4%c Mar
7c
1.50
33c
17,526
14 %C
8% Mar
400
1
22,900
15c
32 y2 July
Aug
14,457
1;
89c
1
Feb
Jun
6
2.25
Zulapa
8%c
1
15%
30
.
1.84
Zenmac Metal
6c
11%
10% July
Jan
Feb
82c
1
300
Jan
89c
•
217
200
Aug
7%c
64%
2.30 Aug
2.50
1
»
1.60 Apr
23c
33%
41
1.50
72 c
•
10,150
1.50 May
1
—
2.20
20c
Jan
16 %c
1.39
1
4%c
12,466
•
*
9%'c Aug
2.10
:8
—;
■
Yankee
1
A
Jan
'
76c
50%
40%
,1.99 Mar
Jun
5c
15%
—100
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
50
40%
Jan
July
lie
31%
—450
—
Larder
(J)
Jun
16c
*
1.65
1,454
1.05
3,186
Yukon—
Wood
70c
1.55
&
Oils
Woodward
54c
5,700
18c
Feb
13c.
31 %
31%
*;
Alexander
2,100
270,750
16 %C
65c
20.000
.
—
-
Preferred
Jun
1.70 Mar
class B
A
-
Wood
16,960
19c
17c
37,070
Jun
9c
i
95c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Yale
12c
16 Vac
Apr
May
7C
4.25
;
-
24% Aug
17c
•
Cons
Pass
16 Vb Mar
11c
30c
39c
*
Jun
21%
1
Jan
18c
2.20
19c
—
Aug
1,588
30c
50c
Oils
17c
.
1.77
-
Hardware
4.65
1,005
v
Jun
15,558
7
J
preferred
White
75c
32%
12c
13c
12
2.20
j.
;
48%
32
*
4.10
26c
32%
,
class
Apr
3,500
20,144
;
Jan?
2.10
6Vic Mar
12
—
Plywood Co
(Geo)
Wlllroy Mines
WJltsey Coghlan
83
19c
Aug
21 Vic July
10,000
32%
/ 6%
Petrol—.
B
Warrants
Yellorex
Sunburst
Trans Canada
43%
Aug
Naco
32
74c
85c
__•
Petroleum
Leaseholds
Apr
4.25
•
Cons
Trans
110
29
68c
4.05
,
.
<
White
4.15
4.05
2.12
Feb
30
»-
Apr
Apr
1.72
12c
j
——5
-
27% Aug
31%
1
Sullivan
St
185
Jan
18c
Sudbury Contact
Traders
6.40
56c
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Tiara
Jan
18c
A
Bros
Hughes
4.10
24
4.25
1
Canada
Temagami
Class
2.35 Mar
50c
Gas
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
Weston
Aug
43c
Jan
32%
t
Petroleum
Western
July
Aug
>.69
82 %
!
Bteeloy
Teck
Western
6.40
•
&
Breweries
Decalta
Western
27%
Nickel
Taurcanls
July
1.12 July
26
.
Oil
Tamblyn
Jun
20c
Jan
6.00
Oil
Starratt
Inlet
75c
Mar
6.10
Roi
Stanwell
Surf
Apr
9(5
45%
1.70
,
Jan
3.35
July
8Vic
700
1.00
8 Vac
common
Warrants
40c
44
•
Btanrock Uranium
Western
50c
45
99c
—•
;
Canada
1,500
Mar
—50
99c
v
1.42
6.60 Mar
111,491
.
9Ci
23'c
7%c
2.45
24% Mar
1.000
20c
1.70
-
Products
Copper
1,300
1
class
Westeel
Western
52,800
30%
19c
22cf
20c
_•
6 '!o
Mines;
Brock
Gas
Maygill Gas Oil
16c
30 %
,
100
'3.40
22c'
•
•
—
17c
3.40
f
3.40
12c
66c
38c
50c
Warrants
Supertest
Jan
28
Mines
Superior
3.30
1.830
July
11% Aug
6,880
26%
7,839
Aug
2.00 Ma
1,205
30
6
48% July
43
3,885
•
6.25
17VaC
—1
80c
35
•
of
Jon
Jan
1
Union
Btedman
11%
27
25%
8,885
Paving & Materials
Btanleigh Uranium Corp
Steel
Aug
39
Stand
Stanley
Jan
24%
450
•
class
Ltd—
Mines
80c
•
Spartan Air Services warrants
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadacona
14c
40c
Southsm
Southern
Jan
1.95
Mines
Valley
May
Malartic
38c
Manufacturing
Van
He
13%
West
1.50 May
1.15 May
5,400
3.00
_•
West
250
-
5.90
1
Oil
Jan
1.20
.29%
—-,..1
Nickel-;
July
I5T« Aug
2.00
21
4.25 May
3.00
•
1
•
500
•
6.00
—1
Cooper—
Oil &
V
:
29%
16
85c
1.81
Ltd
Slocan
Apr
Apr
1-4 Vic
14 %C
39
Gold——..
Dairies
Mines
12
-1
'
3,375
6
I
1.18
1.20
—•
Knapp Canada Ltd-
Canadian
40c
Simpsons Ltd
S
10%
1.00 Aug
July
30 %
5%
,
Ltd
Petroleums
830
A
Apr
14% Aug
July
68c
30% Aug
—
—
common
28 %
1.84
Gordon
Miller
10'/a Mar
47c
& Ref
Mines
Walker
Pyrite
-50c
preferred———
Standard
Siscoe
48
43
July
Jan
12
4,200
Jan
28%
1.90
Wainwright Prod
Waite
105
-
30
—1
Weedon
-III
Ltd—
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
Sliver
47
41
1
Breweries
Silver
3,500
8,538
24%
41%
..
Creek
Sherritt
.
23'' Is
—
A
Sheep
Sicks
„?.c
10c
—1
A
•Class
7,500
11%
Metal
1.00
2.85
Mar
Ltd
Mines
Warrants
Security Freehold Petroleums
fihawinigan Water & Power com
Class
22,760
70c
47%
1
.
b"
Class
68% Aug
14% Jan
on
Gold
14%
1.00
July
2c
Apr
1.63
•
Vandoo
Western
Gold
Scurry Rainbow Oils
1
735
15%
66c
24
25
Debentures
Satellite
15%
14%
68C
1
Petroleums
14%
4.25 Aug
58c
12c
Vtolamac
-
River
48,964
•
Feb
Aug
%c Aug
79c
28c
at $27 per share
Antonio
6an
Sapphire
2.34
Viceroy Manufacturing claes A——'
A
entirely
2.16
3.40
38c
Jan
74c
Aug
17% July
68
series B pref
51,515
July
May
52% Aug
Jan
9 Vic July
15%
Warrants
22,186
"-lC
9c
60
5c
June
.'—10
common
pfd series
conv
Above
900
49c
Jan
Jan
May
58c
Apr
100
T
Jan
104%
14 Vic
Ltd—
4.15
%c
Vic
5
7,800
16%
—11
Mines
44
28,280
31c
A—__
Gas
52%
250
73c
59,277
common—
Maurice
105
52%
Jun
70c
65C
24C
West
6t
-14,200
8%c
59%
7.50
10c 11 %c
1.56 July
Jan
-III
fit
22% May
73c
Jan
■5 Vic
Industries
Mining
2.25 July
Apr
10c
l.OO
12,999
16
—
Aug
]
16,100
22,020
—•
j Preferred
Jan
2.10
_1
47c
1.50
1
——
4.90
16 %
.
8%c
15 V\
July
260
45c
—•
——
1.41
_♦
'Royal Bank of Canada
Royaiite Oil common
•
Ltd
7%c
'■
23c
May
7,500
74c
Jan
2,200
'<
United Steel Corp——.—.—*
80r
17c
2,513
47c
—■■
7
Aug
18% Aug
21
52%
1
-
8% Aug
"11
Jan
Aug
6.40
—•
t—
Jan
Mar
16
7,000
'
*
1.45
"IlOO
%6t Lawrence
—50
————25
8 ViC
11 Vic
Mines
'Ryanor
pfd
preferred
5%
8 %
•
49
14%
16%
Jun
38c
2.20
2.16
62c
5.50
July
4.10
United Oils
Fuel inv class
Class
25c
7c
Jan
16%
July
59%
35c
42c
75c
Feb
20
(-1
17c" Feb
9c
Jan
2.10
20
Rigths
7 %c
■
Aug
:6.05
6.15
.
——-~1
Corps Ltd class B—————*
Jan
12,960
50c
Can Ltd
23c
July
86c
50c
Preferred
22c
22c
15c
81c
34c
3.20
550
85c
Jan
Apr
Jan
J(>c
14,739
Apr
100
17 %c
Ltd
11
18%
r..
_1
Aug
Jan
7.50
Jun
5.7t»
176
10
17
8%c Mar
13c
1,500
1
'Russell
com—J—
new
8%
11
17%
—,—.———
35c
30c
-III
Consol
8%
Acceptance common.—
2nd
Union Gas of Cunada
16,500
9%
0
pfd_
Mines
Rowan
8%
25%
Apr
18c
16,500
i
Uranium
Rock win Mines
•Roe (A V)
29c
i
Mines
Manufacturing
Pete
27c
High
Jan
4.00
200
29c
18%
94,650
i
*
Robertson
Roche
1
j
'Richwell
Rupununi
35c
4.25
13,250
28c
■
28c
4.00
5Gc
83C
1
31c
3,398
S%
.
2,290
4.00
18,400
5%
—
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15c
5]c
mm'
i
Batten———
&
Rio
—
39c
1
United
Mines-:
Uranium
Radiore
2,695
—•
10%
10c 12 %C
11c
Petroleum
20
4.75
Aug
24 V. c
6%c
4.45
4.45
Trlbag Mining Co Ltd———-1
Trinity chibougamau ——l
46c
-
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quonto
26c
5.55 Jun
1.33 May
29c
Cnibougamau Gold
Qut-oec
5c
Low
270
29 %c
•
Feb
2.41 Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
Pipeline——
Oil
Jan
79c
Shares
23%
Ultra
Prospectors
.
of Prices
Par
Trans
fur Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.75
—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
:nii
Electric
East
Preston
of Prices
Low
Par
President
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
•K
Volume 188
Number 5769
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(687)
43„
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, August 15
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 request. The "National" list is composed of securities
,
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp
1
Air Products Inc—.'
Amer
Amer
65
69
Hanna
com..10
116
122
.10
118
125
32%
34%
28
20
21%
;10
57%
61
4,
51%
x55%
2
35%
37>A
Hoover
_1
27'A
29%
Houston
Natural
Houston
Oil
Hospital Supply Corp
American Pipe ft Const Co
Amer Research & Develop
Amer-Saint. Gobain
1
,
."
common
15 %
•
.
_1
21 %
Roadway Express class A
22%
10 Va
11
Robertson
l
-1
31%
333A
Voltage
Engineering
class A.
Co
193/4
"l
_
90%
Hugoton
1
15%
16%
Husky Oil Co
*
52
32 »/4
20%
22%
5
21%
23%
31%
34%
Corp.—.—10
19%
21
10
62%
66%
18
19%
Roddis
7%
Rose
1
Power
Arkansas. Western
Associated
Oil
Aztec
Gas Co.
Spring
Products
Avon
Trio
Giv
&
Co—5
Bates Mfg Co
Co
1
—.10
Baxter Laboratories—
Bay less
,
-
Beneficial
Hathaway
.11%
12%
Beryllium
Corp
12
5
7
24%
60
64
Corp— III
28%
30
Freight Sys —1
Bakeries
Securities
.10
•
Co
Class
A
173/4
17
18
—1
common
Iowa
Public
Iowa
Southern
Service
111
.116
17%
18%
Co..15
25%
273/a
—
Utilities
-
Jack
Heintz
Inc.—
Supply
•
Jamaica
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
26 %
28 %
Jefferson
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc coin_l
20
21%
Jervis
4%
5
10%
...—1
Water
&
11%
36
x38%
5
Co
Corp..
Jessop Steel Co
9%
10%
1
Electric
4%
5%
15
1
—
16%
.
Inc
SI.20
25
Co
Brush Beryllium'Co——
Buckeye
14%
16 %
10
preferred
Brown & Sharpe Mfg
24
10%
26%
29%
42%
11%
45%
Steel Castings Co——*
Bullock's
Burhdy
Inc
—10
,
Corp
1
Steel
25%
Kennametal
8%
21%
22%
Ketchum Co Inc
57 %
Keystone Portland Cem Co
24%
5%
6%
Central
Electric
ft
Gas
Co—3%
19 %
20%
Central
111
&
Gas
Co
10
36%
38%
5
14%
15%
38
40%
Elec
Central Indiana Gas
Central Louisiana
Co
Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power Co
Central
Public
Central
Soya
Central
24
6
Co
Telephone Co__
Central Vt Pub Serv
;._10
6
Corp.
25%
23%
45 %
24%
17%
10
Utility Corp
62%
37%
40%
10
23%
25%
10
Inc
Kentucky Utilities Co
31%
33%
1
12%
33
35%
5
25
16%
17%
5
26%
Frary
17%
18%
25
Blower
Co
14%
Clark
&
—1
3%
1
36%
Corp
Lucky
3%
20%
*
24%
21%
22%
Maremont Auto
.1
5%
5%
14%
1
Collins
Radio
Class B
Colonial
Co
$1.25
16%
17 %
29%
5
47 %
50%
McLean
21
17
27 %
7%
21%
16%
23
McLouth Steel Corp
18%
McNeil
29%
Meredith
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Consol
1
& Power Co.*
Freightways
2.50
Rock Products..—5
7%
23
10c
12%
13%
5
17 %
18%
Co..•
16%
17%
22%
42
Varian Associates
26%
28 %
Vitro
Producing Co„1
7%
7%
Sprague Electric Co-,-,..
—2%
33 %
36%
Washlngton Natural Gas Co—10
14%
15%
Mfg Co
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
29%
31%
Washington Steel Corp
22%
91/4
10%
w«t,son
23%
-7%
Standard
1
30%
32%
Westcoast
5
25
33
37%
5%
13'/a
17%
36%
Wtmiern
39"%
Western Massachusetts Cos
Staley
(A E)
Register
non-voting
Works
Stanley
West
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp..1
Chemical Co
Stepan
Stouffer
1
.
1.25
1
2ya
Corp
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnltz Greene Corp
Suburban
Suntide
Gas
Propane
Refining Co
6%
lc
Texas
1
Corp
Eastern
62
31
5%
30%
5
1
Transmis
Corp_7
T
N
ft
S
31%
Bank of Commerce
53%
100
18%
Bank of North America
18%
Bank
12%
14 %
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
34
36%
Boatmen's Natl Bank
29%
32
6%
of
21
24%
Broad St Trust Co
65
68%
10
(Phlla)
42»A
451/8
5%
5%
36%
39%
Camden Trust Co
31%
34%
Central
32%
35%
Centl-Penn
—1
8%
9%
5
19%
20%
7%
&
Publishing
24%
26%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Eng
Co
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Metropolitan
(N J)
Natl Bank
Natl
Chase Manhattan Bk
Chem
27
36%
39
40y4
43
12%
52Va
55
50
52%
5
(NY)
Bk
Exch
Corn
25
Phlla.10
Y)_10
(N
Mississippi Shipping Co
131/8
Miss
16%
18%
19
20%
Bridge Co
1
Arts Inc—.—1
19
12%
20%
5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
45%
2%
49
33
1
2
31
38%
6%
2
13%
14%
Detroit Internat
Chemical
Di-Noc
1
Co
Dictaphone Corp
Dun
Bradstreet
ft
Dunham
Inc
Inc
Bush
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
1
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Industries
Eastern
Economics
EH
50c
Inc
Associates—10
Utilities
Eastern
Laboratory Inc
1
(Texas;—•
Electric Co
Paso
Electrolux Corp
1
Emhart Mfg Co
7%
Empire State Oil Co
1
Equity Oil Co..
10c
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn.100
First Boston Corp
10
Fisher
Fisher
Steel
Foote Bros Gear ft
Ft
Wayne
Frito
Gas
18%
14:%
57%
7%
38%
15
161/4
13%
14%
15%
11%
12%
35%
28V4
1
Oil Co
Crude
23 %
29%
31'/2
32
35%
2%
2.50
pfd—20
Telep (Calif) 5%
Telep Co of the Southwest
20
preferred
Mountain
105
Fuel Supply
24%
26%
9%
10%
10
Co
26%
28%
5%
21%
Gulf
6%
Interstate
Gas
5
14%
15%
20
20'A
21%
10c
5%
6 %
2.50
29%
3.1 %
common
preferred
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
92
~8
40%
Consolidated Industries—.1
9%
10%
7'A
8
B
23%
25%
(S F) JLO
38%
40%
Plains N V)
22
Empire Trust Co
Federal
Trust
60
195
10
(NY) .10
49
Y)
iN
206
(Newark
Co
27%
29%
44%
«...
18%
19%
80%
833/4
Norris Thermador Corp..
50c
13%
14%
80
853A
1
3%
4%
67%
71%
29
32%
37%
39%
Oil
Nortex
Gas
ft
Corp
Coal
American
North
Gompanias
N J)
14%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk ft Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)._10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
10%
11%
First Bk S.tk Corp
72
76 %
First
13
1
North Penn Gas Co
5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co—*
Par
Kings County Trust Oo
(Brooklyn N Y)
Bid
.JO
90
98
Co
(Phlla)
10
Long Island Trust Oo (N Y)__10
26 V*
28'A
353A
38 %
453/a
48
(N Y)—10
Manufacturers ft Traders
Trust
B
24%
25%
5
(Buffalo)
County N Y
20%
21%
127
Louis). 25
44
(J P) ft Oo (N Y)—100
133
65
296
Morgan
(Bt
of Detroit
10
68%
47%
309
Bank
57%
62
National
Bank of Westchester-B
19
2Q3/8
National
Olty Bank
71
(Cleve)—10
(Albany N Y)
Trust
7.BO
26
28%
Natl Newark ft Bssaz Banking
(Minn)
2B
59%
63%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
44%
47
49 %
54
36
39%
Co
20%
10
New
(N
J)
Boston)
Eng Trust Oo
100
Bank ft Trust Co_ll
New York Trust Co (N Y)—25
Northern Tr Oo (Ohleaco)—100
New Jersey
29%
32
823/4
86/4
440
53%
Peoples First Natl Bk ft Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
.30
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
•
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Provident Tradesman's Bank
.20
ft Trust
(Phlla)..
—
59%
56
163/4
18%
39%
41%
46%
49%
Camden Natl Bk ft Tr
22 %
24%
42%
44%
Co
19
15%
16%
First
National Bk
(Camden N J)
6Yt
(Atlanta)—10
33%
35%
Northwest
1
3
3 %
3%
First
Nat'l Bank Balt1more__.10
51%
55
19%
20%
Oklahoma
Miss River Prod—10c
6%
7%
12%
13%
100
Bank of Dallas—10
First Natl Bk (Jersey City)_25
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—28
Rocklaod-Atlas Nati Bank of
Boston
10
58%
62
First Natl Bank Trust Co
Natural
Northwest
Gas
Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%*
First
Old Ben Coal Corp
•
Tail
Otter
Co
Power
6
13%
14%
5
Opellka Manufacturing Corp
30%
32%
First
of
First
•
1
Alrmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line—
Pacific
Pacific
Mercury Telev
Pori'lc
Power
Pacific
Pan
Sulphur
3%
3%
13
8%
Mines
Uranium
American
8%
-*A"_90c
Lieht Co
&
8
5
Pabst Brewing Co
10c
Co
Hannifin Corp
70c
1
Natl Bk of Chicago
Natl
5%
34%
5%
14 %
6%
37
6
21
22%
28%
Pub
Co
Serv
-'a
Purex
America
Properties Inc
Co of
New Hamp
New Mexico
Alegre Sugar Corp
Pub Serv
'1
of
Co of
Corp
'•tor
Ralston
9%
*
30%
2
Co
45%
48%
5%
28%
10%
32
6%
25
26%
5
35%
283A
8%
9
5
8
18
19%
20%
22
1
15%
16%
29%
31%
1
34%
37%
36
38%
30%
48
51%
22%
23%
41
44
43
46 y8
22%
24%
9%
10%
Phlla
31%
7%
8%
31%
29%
20
10
(Boston Mass)
Security First Natl Bank
(Los
.12%
Bxch Bk__15
47%
50%
Security Natl Long Island N
State Bank of Albany
20
84a
87%
Sterling
Y_5
10
Nati Bk ft Tr Co
*
York)
York—10
(Chic)__20
43%
463/8
92
98
Trade Bk
Natl Bk ft Tr Co—10
34%
363A
Trust
County Nati Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)_8
47%
51%
Union Bank of Oommeroe—
Bank of New
ft
Harris Tr
Hartford
Bk
Sav
Y)—-10
Jersey
3%
ft Tr Oo (N
00 of New
Hudson
38
10c
78%
27
Trust Co
Second Natl Bank of
23%
-1
Ltd
Products
Purina
26
853/4
74%
Sacond
(New
Hanover
10
78%
82
Seattle
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
3%
75
Bt Louis Union
70%
11%
Pfaudler-Permutit
20
1st Natl Bk (Wash)—20
Bank-State Street Trust
68%
67%
30%
21%
73 %
20%
65
10%
1
Rye
40%
18
20
Natl City Bank
Glrard Trust Corn
.
63%
37%
70
Natl Bk of St Louis
16%
Permanente Cement
58%
139
125
10
York—B
National Bank (N Y)
J
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New
67%
General Bottlers—1
Pepsi-Cola
34%
63
15%
Indus
74%
298
32
25
(N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
ft Trust Co (Phila)
10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island
N Y
5
First
71%
286
Paterson..
1
Tool
Pendleton
17%
20%
7%
37%
Natl state Bk of Newark—13%
33%
19%
Producing
136
88%
Trust
(Chicago)
County Trust Co (White
Eng Gas ft Elec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co
•
New
18%
19
41%
Federation Bk ft Tr Co
Potash
129
14 Vz
5
10
1
793A
12%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
1
'
39
31%
Plymouth-Rubber Co
Society
Bank ft
/
32%
2314
Groli»r
111
75
25
11%
21%
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
Grinnell
Corp
*
Co
803/4
70
25
30%
30%
5
(N Y)
Trust Co
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
29%
20%
Co
Brick Co
17
National Commareo Bank ft
1
21%
Cement
Fire
301/4
National
71%
280
260
50c
Class B common
National Shirt Shops of Del
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
20%
28%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
36%
6%
19%
14%
10
Light Co
Company
Mercantile Tr Co
38 %
67
50
Commercial Trust of N J
20%
2%
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com. 50c
28%
Pi
10
Co
33%
National Aluminate Corp
1
(A
Trust
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
Green
Portland
(Savannah)
Continental
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co-2
Giant
16%
24%
1
Utilities Co
Missouri
Montrose Chemical Co
Parker
25%
Co
15%
22%
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Bank
60
27%
33
26%
Co
v
71
Paper.10
Gas Corp
5%%
25
Inc—
A common
28%
10
Packing
General
Gen
39%
12%
*
General
Gen
26V2
Mach Corp_2
Corrugated
Service
111/4
10 %
24%
1
Co
Garlock
7%
1
Corp
Inc
Mart
41%
2
Co
Governor
Florida
Food
2.50
Co
Brothers
3%
37
17%
26%
13%
54%
6%
35%
56%
67%
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter
27%
13%
13%
Mellon Nalt BkftTTCo (Pgh) .25
Citizens ft Southern National
11%
11%
Tunnell Corp.5
10%
15%
1
**ower ft
Nassau
Cleve__18
of
Bk of
16%
Harvester
441/4
9%
Meadow Brook Nat) Bank of
lc
15
Detroit
10%
41%
71%
20
Louis)
7%
19
23
69
(St
52 J/2
Detroit ft Canada
15%
Liberty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
Commercial State Bank ft
13%
1
40%
335
10
31
1
of N Y__2%
46ya
Zapata oil-snore
10
29 %
Dentists' Supply Co
43%
10c
0
Ask
322
(NY) ..5
Virginia
1
5
1
5
8%
15%
39y8
7.50
Conversion Co
Yuba
40 «/8
36%
(Newark) .25
Minneapolis Gas Co
101/4
26%
36%
Bros
Wisconsin
14 y».
42%
1
White
Wood
25%
Manufacturing Co.*
leieyiM/nt CO—10
Western Natural Gas Co
Williams
7
48
Manufacturers Tr Co
Bank of New York
17%
„
37%
6Y4
30%
73A
"V..1
Wyandotte Chemicals Oorp
A
2%
.5
5
Industries
Machine
America
Francisco)
28
49
9%
12%
25%
Transport
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
6
32
Bid
Par
of
Cleveland
5
1
1
ft
Li
-
39%
Transmis Co Ltd—*
Point
Wurlitzer
Tampax Inc.
Tappan Stove Co
44%
Darling (L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Bros
■44%
Co.
D)
66%
33'A
7%
16%
Corp—1
Brothers
(S
6%
14%
18%
4'A
24%
9V4
17 '/a
6%.
3%
22 %
1
42%
Danly Machine Specialties
33%
Warren
Warren
17
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
Class
131/8
17%
22
27 %
2
1
Swasey Co.
25%
Miles Laboratories Inc
5
27%
16
25%
15%
vtg—1
ft
20%
19 %
.25%
—6O0
23%
13%
com
Warner
of Amer.
Co—1
States Tele
8%
12%
Common Ltd vtg
Corp
Speer Carbon Co___—2%
14%
Cutter Laboratories
im;
47%,
21%
Continental
Cummins Engine Co Inc
14%
43%
39%
50
17%
9
30%
1
Consolidated
Transp Lines Inc_l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company
5
35%
29
25
Gas
3%
33%
—1
Southwest
27 y*
3
13%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Southern Oil CO——2%
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
Power
28%
1
1
Herrington Co Inc
Marmon
27%
preferred
Connecticut Light
Prods Inc
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
16%
Milling & Elev Co—1
conv
1
1
com
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
...
Co
2%
A
Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado
Macmillan
17%
common
Stores
Universal Match Oorp—
14
19%
25%.
Valley Mould ft Iron Oorp.
Vanity Pair Mill* Ino„
Bank
10
13 %
25%
12%
26%
Mfg & Sales Co
Madison Gas & Electric Co
1
23%
21%
6%
1
14%
16%
28%
22%
33%c
IOP/4
-34 y«
30 %
50%
25%
27
5%
class B
9%
31%
13%
Calif Water Co
Colorado
10
United
28 %
Pub Serv Co
Southern
United Greenfield Oorp—8% preferred.
States Sugar Oorp
l
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western
lOc
47
11
23%
,
Inc
Stores
Ludlow
Co
21%
Engines Corp.,
7%
Bank and Trust
10%
1
1
of America
Steel
Star
1
Common
37 %
6%
4%
50c
Ling Electronics
Lithium Corp
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33 %c
Clinton
8%
35
5
69
Loan
18%
Coastal States Gas Prod
7%
1
Co
(G
(San
Chattanooga Gas Co
44%
39
65%
Liberty
Co
24%
42
Gas
25%
15%
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Lau
Lone
48%
Fibres
231/4
20c
Petroleum
Bantam
Tekoil
Glass
L-O-F
Landers
8%
Pipe Line Corp..50c
Tucson Gas Eleo Lt ft Pwr Co.B
13%
3
1
7%
Trans
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
59
16
.1
9
38%
22%
10
Corp
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
8%
3
50c
Koehring Co
10
35
1
Products
37%
41%
49 %
9%
26
34%
39
54
1
24%
Gas_5
7%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
43%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
23%
Water & Telep Co—12%
Delhi Oil Ltd
10c
49%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
Kendall Co
Calif
Carpenter Paper Co
preferred
$1.46
23%
1
10"%
'
!
common
46%
Canadian
Ceco
«.
•
Corp
34%
32%
Corp—
12%
Steel
10
9'A
1
30%
Common
Kaiser
Lml
10
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Kearney ft Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
California Oregon Power Co..20
California Water Service Co—25
Carlisle
11%
29%
Towmotor Corp„
28%
D) ft Co
...2
Seismograph Service (?orp
1
Siena Pacific Power Co
.7%
Skif Corp...
2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
26 %
1
51/4
65%
Tracerlab Inc.
•
Southwestern
7%,;
14%
4%
Southern Nevada Power Co
—5
Co
13%
27%.
Corp
industries
Topp
6
62
1
Southern
16%
—5
Co
Investors Diver Services Inc-
26%
1
22%
Textbook
21%
.1
.
Inc
Southeastern
31%
23
Motor
24%
Bowser
Jacinto
Schield
29
•
Co
Tokheim
x43
11%
37%
5%
Corp
Sabre-Pinion
San
9 Va
21%
Interstate
•
Botany Mills Inc
11%
78%
8%
13
1
___
10%
74%
-.1
Water
&
International
17%
Inc.
Gas
Indianapolis Water Co..
7%
16%
Corp
Berkshire
Indiana
37 %
10
Bell:& Gossert Co
Indian Head Mills Inc
10%
Reid
System
Searle
Interstate
1
Markets
(A J)
35
,
.
_
Interstate
6%
1
Marie
1
—.
Co—
20%
40%
1
„10
Plywood Corp
1
Production
2ya
,
6%
35
28%
26'A
55%
30%
Rochester Telephone Corp
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
26%
Ryder
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
22%
21'A
6 3/8
•
Mat
Field
Co
24%
.2%
Gas
(H H)
Thermo King Corp.
Three States Nat Gas Co.
Time Inc
20%
63
21%
Missouri
10%
%
27%
6%
National Petroleum- .1
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp. .1
67 %
1
class A
1
45 %
18%
Helene Curtis Ind
Art MetaJ Construction Co..^.10
v
River Brand Rice Mills Inc..3%
10
86
Public Service Cq—5
37%
40
50c
Arkansas
35%
•
___4
Arizona
12%
3
Pipeline Co.l
Texas
25c
Incorporated
Ampex Corp
preferred
Texas
Robbins & Myers Inc
Anneuser-Busch Inc.
Partic
16%
14%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common..
16%
Arden Farms Co common
Industries Inc
151/4
133/4
High
Corp.__7.50
AMP
B
22%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
•28
26
Co class A
(M A)
Class
26%
111 Nat Ga#
11 %
Riley Stoker Corp
Inc.
Gas Transmission Corp.a
Texas
1
5
Xerox
Texas
34%
12%
Haloid
Bid
Par
4%
32 %
4
2
Richardson Co
26%
American-Marietta Co
Co
Corp
59 3A
_1
American Express Co
Resistoflex
56'A
27%
25%
Barge Line_5
Natural Gas
Hagan Chemicals & Controls-._1
___5
Corp
Commercial
Republic
Ask
Bid
Par
4%
4
_1
American Box Board Co
Amer Cement
Ask
Ask
Bid
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
16%
18
34
363/4
(Cleveland)
Union Tr
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
Natl
Providence
Industrial
R
Trust
Irving Trust Co
(N Y) —10
Bant
41
433A
(Phila)—B
19%
33%
35%
43%
46 Va
25
27%
20
74 %
77%
(Phoenix Ariz)_8
37%
40%
Maryland
J®
10
..
-
States Trust (NY)
21
10
40%
43
—
—
Co of
States True»
(Boston'
a1
10
I
Co
United
'N ▼>
—
United
Valley Nat Bk
44
The Commercial and
(688)
Financial Chionicle...
Monday, August 18, 1958
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, August J5
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
Textron
Mutual
Pa*
Funds—
Ask
1.70
25c
1.25
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
1.87
Funds—
Mutaal
Institutional
Par
Shares
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
1971
81
Line
Pipe
161
Universal
6.47
7.00
—lc
1
4.04
4.32
—lc
9.78
8.05
8.80
d_lc
9.97
Corp
1971
95%
97%
Improv 4 Vis—1983
97%
80
84
S Industries 4 Vas_:
U
1970
Ask
1976
104
95
95 %
98%
99Vii
98%
5%s
Bid
5s
Washington
4%s
Water
108
power—
1988
—
10.70
Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust——.
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—l
Underwood
Gas
Match
Virginia £1 & Pow 3%s —1988
United
Ltd—
Bonds—(Cont.)
82
Units-
159
5s
Amer
Trans-Canada
10.91
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
American Business Shares
Mutual
American
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elecfnics Corp.lc
Axe-Templeton
1.47
1.62
—lc
6.20
—lc
11.88
13.00
5.67
„
lc
3.83
4.19
7.80
8.48
1
8.90
9.73
1
30.86
Mutual Fund—1
a20.78
1
3.73
9.89
4.08
10.18
11.07
24.88
27.19
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
B!ue
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
11.12
19-91
B-2
12.09
*
21.41
Tr of America—.
Inv
1
15.99
Ercad
1
23.13
Ltd
Fund
12.42
13.61
7.55
1
14.37
—
Canadian Fund Inc_—
—1
17.93
19.40
International Growth
Canadian
1
23.67
8.21
7.51
Century Shares Trust——1
Ltd
Fund
Fund
Chase
Boston,..
of
1
50c
Chemical Fund Inc
7%
-.100
preferred
Colonial
Bonds)_l
Grade
25.60
22.60
24.66
16.92
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
8.48
9.26
(Speculative Pfd stks)— l
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
11.26
12.29
American
15.94
17.39
Amer Ins Co
1
——
Investment-—1
1
129
9.64
135
1
Com Stkt—1
(Low
Com
Fund
11.85
Amer
Mercury
(Wash
13.17
Amer
Nat
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
11.41
12.34
Knickerbocker
Fund
1
Life
6.32
9.01
9.79
2.33
14.09
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
2.11
12.96
3.37
3.71
shares
Special Investment shares—lc
2.49
2.75
.lc
2.36
2.60
Inc..10c
6.49
7.11'
6.20
6.78
14.97
15.12
64 %
11.67
8.55
9.37
17.30
19.60
Bond
Massachusetts
69
10.62
shares
Mass
of
2.76
beneficial
Investors
Fund Inc
10.13
1
21.12
Shares
Mutual
Trust
22.59
25c;
of
Balanced
Corp.
1
Electronics Investment
Corp—-1
5.01
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
153.65
155.18
6.99
7.24
——5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
13.93
15.00
15.71
Bond
5.48
:—10
20c
16.98
New
England
3.96
New
York
5.31
Mutual
1
Inc
2.34
2.59
*
Fund
14.74
9.29
10.19
8.37
3.12
3.39
Preferred
lc
9.68
10.63
series—le
stock
5.62
6.19
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
16.20
1
3.28
3.57
On?
William
Industries
General
Fund
Inc
1
14.24
13.18
14.25
1
General Investors Trust.
13.49
1
Capital Corp
6.80
7.39
Group Securities—
Automobile
Capital
shares———_le
lc
shares
,1c
Growth Fund
Chemical
Price
7.52
10.06
6.59
8.24
11.02
7.23
lc
7.14
7.83
lc
shares
12.28
13.45
Common
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Electronics & Electrical
11.85
12.99
_lc
7.08
7.76
lc
7.23
Fully Administered shares..lc
9.35
10.24
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
6.81
7.47
7.13
7.82
8.22
8.57
lc
11.14
12.20
lc
6.32
6.93
lc
11.35
12.43
shares
lc
2.16
2.39
Equipment shares
lc
5.23
Railroad Stock shares
lc
Steel
lc
Equipment shares
Food
shares.
Merchandising
Mining shares
Petroleum
RR
shares
shares
Railroad Bond
shares
Tobacco
shares
lc
H-DA
9.16
Eaydock Fund Inc
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Home
12.58
13.67
l
11.85
12.88
Inc.._1
6.72
7.30
2.40
2.62
7.98
8.30
9.07
___i
8.27
8.94
l%s
Jan.
Bid
Barium
Steel
British
Petroleum
5%s
1969
46%
49V4
a35.44
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
,Canadian Pac Ry 3%s
1966
Carrier
Corp
4lis
1982
a24.31
3V8s
Chance
Vought 5 Vis
Commonwealth Gil Ref—
1977
Federal
Accumulated
8.62
9.33
10.45
12.02
10.77
11.71
7.13
7.79
9.90
10.76
10.44
11.41
Con
Edison 4s
6.85
Inc..1
5.07
5.54
_1988
Delaware Pow & Lgt 37/es__1988
El
Paso
El
Paso
Electric
Natural
4%s
Gas
1983
2.90
3.17
1
7.25
7.92
12.97
uc
l
12.18
I
5.20
2s
10,
5%s_1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
Fxuehauf Trailer 4s
General
97
99
96
110%
1975
Port
Cement
5s
ww
82
85
1976
71%
72%
80
126%.
125
98
99
New
New
Bid
Fuel
Supply
Brass
74
75%
40%
77%
30%
37
2
31%
33%
Standard
(0
50 Va
54
Title
U 13
42-%
II
109%
U
82%
Y—10
33%
Accident
Guar
<&
(N
Trust
.8
22
5
83
Fidelity Ac Guaranty Co—10
64
Y)
-
S
Fire
S
Life Insurance
City
23%
86%
%
67%
3
of
26%
28%
Y
2
35%
38
Fire
N
Westchester
2
29%
31%
Co
in
the
3%s
Aug.
99.20
3%s Feb.
June
3%s
Sept.
2.
1.70s
100.13
99.30
99.20
1963
98.20
103%
1968
4s
99.30
97'/4
April
July
100%
102.12
97.20
1966_
98%
15,
Sept.
106.8
1969
102.28
98
98%
107.8
96
1972
102
100
1972-1967
97
105
101
1970-1967
1971
15.
100 %
104
96
1970
1,
1,
3%s May 1,
4V8s Feb. 15,
3%s
99.24
1963
April
99.14
99.12
9916
1962—
Oct.
100.4
99.4
2,
3%s
97%
99.8
1,
4%s
99
104
99:30
1961
3,
May 3,
4%s
100
101
97
100.6
100
2,
2%s May
3%s May
100.20
100.2
1,
Feb.
3%s
100.11
99.23
100.12
1958
2,
101.5
214 s May 1. 1959—-i
1%S Oct. 20, 1959
2%S Feb. 1, 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
99.27
1958
March
101
4%s
99.20
1565
11,
1959
99.24
99.27
1962
March
Ask
100.4
99.16
100.7
11,
10.
Bid
100.1
2%s Nov.
100.10
-
point
a
Bonds—
99.8
1960
13,
March
of
1958
Bank
99.24
—
1959
3%s
32nds
more
99.20
-
1958
23,
or
Federal Land
1959
10.
one
Ask
100.4
99.22
1959
99.27
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
Certificates
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
Dec.
Ask
1,
one
1958
100.17
100.19
1959
100.6
100.8
32nds
more
or
of
point
a
Maturity—
Treasury
Bid
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)—
14,
l%s March
24,
1%S May 15,
13£,S
Aug.
1
101.18
1959
,1959
-
—
3%s
May
15,
Oct.
1,
99.26
l%s
April
99.18
99.19
1959
l%s
99.24
99.20
4s Aug. 1. 1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1961
103
96.12
96.20
3%s Feb 15, 1962
2%s Feb.
102.16
102.24
99.21
Treasury
Notes—
1%S
Oct.
1.
Feb.
15,
1958
99.30
1959
100.1
4s
1%s Anril 1, 1959
99.31
l%s Oct.
99.24
99.30
**%*
Nov.
99.16
99.24
2%s
Feb
98.24
99
l%s
April
Oct.
1.
97.12
98.12
15.
1962
94.20
103.20
93.20
1963
1,
97.20
103.12
1962
15,
98.20
103.8
94.12
1962
1,
1959
1%s
101.12
1961
1, 1962
Aug. 15,
99.29
r-_.
1960
1960
1,
1 %s April
93.28
102.8
102.16
97.24
98
92.20
;
1963—
92.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Can
4s__1983
3%6
1975
5s_.
iy76
92 %
84
102%.
98%
99
96%
97%
5448
Okla
Gas & Elec 378s
1988
Orange & Rockld Util 41'eS-1988
Petroleum 5s
Quebec
97
98
1977
Sound
4%s
P&L
124
126
1973
5%s
Lt
105
106%
1988
4VbS
Gas
1988
93%
Sperry Rand 5%s
w
4 lis
ww
Ask
100.4
100.9
Rate
Dated
2%
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
99.30
1%%
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
99.20
Due
Bid
2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.7
100.10
1.60%
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
99.22
3-58
12-
1-58
100.4
100.7
1%%
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.18
8-
1-58
4-59
99.28
2'r
w_1967
92%
United States
Ask
100.2
99.24
99.26
99.21
100
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
August
August
21,
1958
28,
September
4,
1958
1958
September
25,
1958
___
99.961
October
99.922
11,
18,
October 9
99.934
October
1958""
23.' 1958—1
99.899
99.909
October
30
99.862
1958
September
99.875
November
99.831
99.847
99.798
1958
2,
Bid
99.988
99.954
September
October
Dollar Vain*
Ask
99.986
1958
1958.
98
1988
101%
IO2V4
1982
114'/a
115%
a
Net
par
I
99.703
99.672
99.692
99.640
99.662
99.606
99.623
„
1958
99.810
value
asset
k Admitted
d
value.
to
listing
1958.
KT,fioc1k,®xch1ange
b Bid yield price
Ex-rights,
t j7ew
on
the New
York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock
99.751
—
1958
November 13
99.780
99.735
16
6,
Ask
99.766
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
93%
141%
95
5-
941/4
139%.
Units
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Railway
100.6
3-
•No
Natural
100.1
96 Va
Northern States Power 4s —1988
&
1-58
98
95%
98%
Pow
2-58
10-
88
97%
1041%
Pacific
9-
2-58
94
98%
Pacific
2-57
1-
104%
102%
Uranium
Bid
Due
12-
Ask
ww_L963
Span
Southern
1981
6.25
3.00%
128%
122
Marine
Co
2 45%
England Power 4s_
1988
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
York
Telep 4%s
1993
Puget
1977
1982
1988
Iiowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
111%
1975
3%s
Gen'i Tire & Rubber 6s
Illinois Power 4s
Mountain
New
99
<&
Surely
15%
14
10
79
April 10, 1959
3.65 %
Bonds—
95%
97%
2
10
Security (New Haven)—
Springfield Fire & Marine
105
1958
10,
June' 10,
5.62
94%
98
Y)
(N
72
lns__10
Mortgage Assn
Oct.
13.17
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Whitehall Fund
Mueller
95%
7%
42%
14.14
National
97
104
6%
40%
Co
Fire
1%s April 1, 1960
ioc
I__i
85
99
99
1963
l%s
Situations
Wellington Fund
59%
97%
Paul
C) —1
(Pa)_.—5
(N
9.34
N
1972
Corp
Ins
Travelers
16.76
6.27
8.55
•
6s
40%
170
Co
10
Figures after decimal point represent
l
58
119%
163
Ins
13.15
15.42
Investors Fund Inc
19%
14.58
1
Fund
Inc
Wall Street
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
17%
29%
11.43
13.30
__i
Fund
71
Co
City Life Ins
Seaboard
Amer_.5
Life
1959
15,
Natl
Feb
I.65s
3%s
Fund
1
Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund
Shares.l
United Science Fund
1
83%
118
38
10
1959—
16,
April
2.35s Oct. 7.
Inc—
United
Ask
79%
Pyramid Life
Central Bank for Cooperatives-
Security Issues
78
3878
27%
10
North
of
15,
4%%
Recent
36%
26
5
Co
Standard
Bate
Heads—
133
Bid
5s
1
,
X7.30
Co
—
4%s
United
Special
Insurance
Obligations of Government Agencies
3s
8.95
Income
77 %
5
Insurance
6.93
8.13
Line
69
67 %
Providence-Washington
125
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
32.63
9.17
l
Investors
1.50
American
Life
6.41
8.39
U23.53
Fund
Great
32.30
l
Line
54%
65
in
Phoenix
27 %
5
„lo
93%
Life
58 %
1.45s Nov
Texas
Value
61 %
5
Phila
55
15.83
Clark—
Value
54%
57%
54
14.56
9.15
4.71
87%
50%
10
51%
4
—
4.20s
8.35
_l
—
12.68
12.74
4.27
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
11.73
11.69
4.31
82
Y_10
N
Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Employees Life
(D C)
21.87
Ltd
10
of
Co
St
C)
351/s
5.74
10c
Indemnity
51%
10.01
11.72
_i0c
:
Insurance
9%
86%
81%
<D
21.65
Canada Inc..1
Canada
(Minn)
Pacific
Pacitic
83
Life
44 %
i
Fund Inc
National
21.94
11.08
Funds
12.50
Northwestern
32%
58%
20.29
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
17.14
8%
37%
41%
13.64
16.63
3.33 %
-
58
a31.64
United
x35%
Reinsurance
32%
Shares
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
(Edison B)
Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
7.02
44%
2.50
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Lite Insurance—2
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Smith
15.35
41
6.78
Selected-Amer
11.01
46%
30
8.14
1
6.40
44
Reliance
36%
10.05
River
89
5
6.03
12.46
14.90
2
21
9.59
Inc
18%
34%
8.79
Farnum Fund
17%
_10
5
Fire
Northern
3%
39%
8
Casualty
Fire
Hampshire
York
100
71
95 %
37
A
Northeastern
67%
91%
5
19
Republic
1.60s Feb.
Investment Corp
Ins. —-10
Corp class
New Amsterdam
New
10
—
32%
&
4.08
Investors
—
Accident
50%
14.20
Common Stock Fund
&
Union Fire
141%
Government Employees Ins
•
Shares
Fire
Life
Globe
6.20
•
Funds
88%
National
71
3.73
Inc
Fund
83%
stk dividend
64 %
11.39
Scudcier Stevens & Clark
6c
67%
33%%
67%
12.96
Putnam Growth Fund
Roe
12%
63
Ex
60%
7.45
l
Stein
11%
(Bait)
4
5.52
\
Value Line
H-C7
Series
Insurance
Insurance
Fund
State Street
56
North
41
2.50
Jefferson
(Geo)
Sovereign
5
4
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Glens Falls
——5
1
Inc
Scudder Stevens &
Fi
6.07
1
Inc
of
Assurance
Manufacturers
Figures after decimal point represent
Fund
Fire
Merchants &
47%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
Growth Stock
Dist
(S
8.39
Putnam
Quarterly
60
Merchants
40 %
:
Monumental
318
3
67
10
Hanover
34%
Funds Inc—-
Series
Fund
Life
Md
3.98
l.
United
Hamilton
Fireman's
Franklin
of
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
l
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Deposit
&
11.51
*
1
Industry Shares Inc
Fidelity
7.68
Inc
Scudder Fund
25%
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Inc
Rowe)
I
Corp..5
3.64
Fund
Fund
lc
Utilities
Growth
<T
64
*
5.55
Inc—1
Fund Inc..
7.93
-
Fund
95%
4
2.50
Fund
136
5
21.19
10.42
Puritan
Aviation shares
Euilding
Pioneer
Reinsurance
l
Pine Street
306
5
Assoc
l
Corp
Fund
23%
10
federal
v
Fund Inc
Securities
47 %
109
10.65
Over-the-counter Securities
Peoples
41%
43
Insurance
Group
l
ecreet
39
104
1.25
Employees
Employers
i
Shares
38-
2
10
Chemistry &
Electronics
1
Nationwide
;
18 V8
5
33
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
21%
16%
5
31
—
Life
Casualty
National
Co
l
Fund
Philadelphia
Gas
Casttttlty
1
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
17.75
Futures
Inc.
Continental
20%
———,
New
1
Series
Maryland
i
Massachusetts Bonding -4
Mass Indemnity <fc Life Ins
Natl
Crum & Forstor Itte—
3
207
17%
Co
1%
37%
199
23%
Liie
17
1
35%
10
16%
2
General
(Birm)_2
112
22
Ins
Assurance
Co__65c
Ins
Ask
107
51
Co__l
Ins
Bid
15%
20
17%
19.59
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—
Lite
Title
&
Life
of Tenn 2
5
Life
(Va)_5
Companies Inc——Life Insurance Co of Va
J)_10
(N
Ins
1
...
of Canada Ltd—
9.10
9%
16%
(Kyj
Government
axl3.61
l
Stock
4.86
Florida
21.24
1
Series—...1
Growth
3.61
Founders Mutual Fund
i
Dividend Series
Inc_l
Fund
l
Preferred Stock Series—^
Income Series.—
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
Industrial
19.83
13.64
Series-
Series
Stock
Fidelity Fund Inc.,.
107
Casualty Ins Co
10
Ins
Continental
Gulf
Balanced Series
3%
9
6.25
Life
Natl
Commonwealth
Ins
investors Corp
&
Quaker
1
Security
* 3
———
beneficial interest
Nation
Energy Fund Inc.——
Equity Fund Inc.—
Financial
12.56
11.94
Shares
National
Fund—:
11.62
11.04
Fund—
National
& Howard-
26%
Stock
.<.33%c
Massachusetts Life
23.41
1
int_33%c
Growth
—
11.01
21.90
Trust
Units of beneficial interest—1
Mutual Income Fund-—.
_1
Mutual Investment Fund Inc..1
3.03
1
Fund
Investors
Mutual
Stock Fund
2.93
Transport
Shares—
Dreyfus Fund Inc..
3.99
2.66
15.89
9.69
Dividend; Shares
2.51
3.62
__lc
;
19%
7.45
—————2.50
lc
—lc
.
shares
14.70
8.82
Investment
5.30
17%
Manhattan
1
Life
Stand
Natl
Corp
Lile
9%
34%
24%
40%
2.77
shares
shares——-.
—1
Natl
Connecticut
4.81
Inc
8%
31
37%
Insurance Co
Co
lc
6.80
Eaton
Columbian
17.58
5.80
Petroleum
Fund
Trustee
Boston
Automobile
Inc—1
Fund—1
E
10.73
16.08
Paper
Fund
Diversified
9.82
a43.30
Fund
19%
5
Shippers—
Beneficial
9.43
8.68
Delaware Income Fund Inc——1
Diversified
Bankers
12.44
Inc—1
Stk
Bankers &
11.38
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Insurance
Loomis
10.46
shares
Stk
5.75
15
1
15%
Life
6.57
5.25
1
19.27
Fund
105
Lincoln National
C >— 1*
American Surety Co
14 %
Life Insurance Investors Inc.
D
American Re-insurance—;
25c
Lexington Trust Fund—
Lexington Venture Fund
16.20
Investing Co Inc
1
Fund Inc——1
Series
Inc
17.73
De Vegh Mutual
Growth
6.00
Knickebocker Growth Fund—1
Lazard
14.90
1
Dividend Income
Diver
1
Metal
Western Investment
Delaware
Fund—
34%
17
(Galveston)—1
9.87
Ins
30%
Ins
Mtge
Liberty
14
Co.5
9.04
Title
Lawyers
209
28 %
1
Assurance
67
32
(Newark N Jt— 2%
10.86
—1
Inc
Fla)
Home
12.07
Stock
&
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
De Vegh
Stocks)
(Jacksonville
Stks)_l
Priced
1
Bond
Fund Inc
Composite Fund Inc
Crown
19.05
(Income
(Speculative
200
Par
Lawyers
63 %
10
10.39
Ask
140
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
•S1..25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
9.52
S-3
Bid
10
10
American
15.51
Bonds)
Com
Surety
Co
10
1
K-l
&
Aetna Life
1
Priced
Managed Funds—
Commonwealth Stock Fund:
Concord
9.96
Income
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
Composite
17.62
1
Fund Inc—
Commonwealth
9.11
Corp.—100 13,100 13,000
Securities
Christina
■
25.59 /
__
(Low
K-2
Fund—
Ltd—
<1554i
Insurance
(Discount Bonds).
S-l
8.25
13.29
Casualty
Aetna
24.53
S-2
General
Aetna
1
S-4
1
California Fund Inc
Canada
10.81
31.48
B-3
25.01
—1
Investment
Street
Bullock
(Medium
;
E-4
17.29
Boston Fund Inc_„—
1988
Insurance Companies
Par
Agricultural Insurance Co
Funds—
Bonds)
(Investment
B-l
Bond
Westcoast Trans 5%s
6.79
5.27
5.22
Johnston
Ltd
Canada
11.44
4.83
Fund
Growth
X10.46
dividend.
99.721
45
(689)
Number 5769
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial
...
a
advices from the chief cities of
based upon telegraphic
16, clearings from
Aug.
4.0%
$21,104,283,915 for the same
against
this center there is a gain for
14.5%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country,
having amounted to $22,178,082,276 against $19,375,927,734
in the same week in 1957.
Outside of this city there
follows:
Our comparative summary for the week
35.3%.
Week Ended Aug. 16—
+ 15.3
$10,953,589,553
$9,502 ,409,182
1,121,538,358
1,203 ,425,479
999,000,000
1,055 000,000
653,556,487
474,282,037
658 ,856,010
364.400,000
367 ,200,000
695,250,000
669 ,656,176
414,921,029
522,268,974
New York
483 ,659,692
14.2
5th
Richmond
648 ,191,758
19.4
6th
Atlanta
_
1
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
:
Pittsburgh
;
Cleveland
—+■
■/.:
New
3rd
3.8
7th
3.9
369 093,554
—+1—.
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
9.8
+
12 cities
9
"
—
York—
2nd
0.8
431 ,842,243
354,631,104
Baltimore
Boston
1st
0.8
-
Other
cities,
Total
All
Total
,'i
-
Chicago
.
11th Dallas
Stocks—
Number of shares—
314,997,024
Railroad
$79,881,000 $713,001,600
12,000
97,000
$106,551,000
Misc
&
Bank—
32,000
$567,631,600
82,000
6,637,100
Internat'l
28,115,250
4,000
73,000
$84,054,300 $751,793,720
$113,220,100
bonds
Total
38,691,120
4,159,300
2,000
712,237,064
"
"
"
1,205,930,022
4
618,004,306
"
"
"
674,832,260
$595,901,850
46,400,622
10
35,651,568
60,362,702
60,864,624
April
May
L
153,960,424
121,387,664
136,744,324
50,305,141
Quarter
54,106,201
8th
Louis
St.
•45,427,055
37.201,113
58,147,690
2nd Quarter
161,101,952
121,387,664
144,537,263
297,846,276
266,734,754
298,497,687
48,262,270
45,712,805
1,130,542,289
1.123,498,880
—
11th Dallas
it
U
II
18
-
..
,
,
'
176 cities
176 cities
Total
"
'+
v
18,471.458;730 y
14.5 ";
2.8
+ .+
18.241,376,18(3
'£•'
9,492,434,618
V
9,785,009,369
**M
a
In the
1957
Inc. or
Dec. %
1955
1956
$
$
—
■
—
3.3
—11.4
—
2.9
3.2
—
—
$
3,585,754,623
48,367,753,697
5,755,853,758
6,509,480,660
.3,174,537,190
5,133,767,619
10,275,770,016
2.6
+ 11.2
9.2
3,054,098,28**
42,755,678,337
5,101,426,328
5,704,691,565
2,821,084,361
4,582,964,703
8,889,497,158
2,725,884,074i
2,302,456,380
,
+
1.2
3,028,448,117
2,557,917,258
3,929,831,616
4,276,831,451
5,823,694,339
+
3.3
102,419,640,344
90,498,465,404
4.1
56,078,167,014
49,481,680,350
—
2.9
+
2.6
+
5.4
—
—
3.5
3,544,319,89G
3,834,GOO,755
5,181,763,638
359,688,156
69,496,464
5.8
107,625,311,293
II
16
157,362,429
Blx
+
-
decline of 11.4%, in the Richmond Reserve
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
3.2%. The Chicago Reserve District reports a decrease
of 9.2% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.9% but
the Minneapolis Reserve District has to its credit an in¬
crease of 2.6%.
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals
are
smaller by 3.5%, but in the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals are larger by 5.4% and in the San
Francisco Reserve District by 1.2%.
-.
,
3.045,250,182
II
7
-
„
53,787,684
53,229,949
44,478,864
465,475,743
111,134,025,283
it
31
-
202,325,727
48,309,665
52,558,561
;54,178,523
56.618,288
3.2
3,843,805,572
51,052,753,455
4,944,393,296
6,980,978,932
3,457,844,744
5,825,158,311
10,632,312,899
3,136,489,148
2,830,136,748
4,166,853,653
4,501,386,169
6,253,198,366
«
1st
+
:V 574,276,GOO
418,124,247
2,904,552,616
4,390,839,984
4,346,078,218
6,329,549,699
__
II
74,645,958
60,815,145
~ r46,675,236
March
522,476,998
565,448,930
totals show
3,743,972,003
56,753,389,194
4,780,559,667
6,182,728,083
3,357,631,404
5,640,003,533
9,659,480,700
"
It
5th Richmond
47,197,100
7.7
$
II
Number of Shares
43,160,955
37,575,141
005.763,37(>
507,366,250
9.9
+
1958
,
II
-49,871,356
'40,197,732
January
February
1,284.993,850
District of 2.9%
having been $111,134,-
..
1.5
617,117,217
996,462,298
"
1,092,948,317
1,304,991,649
612,101,825
+
10,288,645,278 :-i-
of the clearings for
today, a summary
V
4.4
—
.
19,375,927,734
of July.
Month of July
1.6
+
1,122,702,368
1,121,880,121
+
476,593,262
22,178,082,276
Federal Reserve Districts
1955
1956
+
'
2.5
1,201,731,627
;
-
10,574,118,352
share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first seven months
of 1955 to 1958 is indicated in the following:
1957
491,940,717
1,271,582,382
1,179,197,438
1,139,779,143
670,912,768
5.6
"
The volume of transaction in
1958
026,444,358
9,061,555,949
6.3
+
1,441,356,442
635,821,621
562,124,947
626,346,103
.
26.2
—
1,186,493,917
...
1,504,326,659
gain of
11.2% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
record a loss of 2.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 3.3%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
Bonds—
Foreign govt.
U. S. Government—
729,899,215
726,027,681
+
973,320,145
1,286,658,977
5.2
+
9.503,788,076
V-
1,214,163,693
035,233 and the 1957 aggregate $107,625,311,293.
New York Reserve District the totals register a
1957
367,342,740
$
694,790,740
9.174,400,217
+
769,455,553
1,034,364,841
aggregate of clearings
1953
the
——SevejaMonths
1958
$
For that month there was an in¬
for the entire body of clearing houses of 3.3%,
month
crease
of 1958 and 1957 follow:
Month of July
1958
1957
69,496,464
48,262,270
Desription—
1956
"
108 cities
We also furnish
the
1955
Inc. or
Dec. %
809,432,271
11,997,161,552
■
Outside New York Gity
monthly detailed statement of transactions 011
the New York Stock Exchange is appended. The results
"
•
$
!
4.0
"
5.3%.
of
1957
"
"
Total
Our usual
for July and the seven months
Francisco
12th San
4.6
+
City
Kansas
District the
Reserve
Cleveland
the
$
-
10
17
4
7
9
6
1 10
Louis
Minneapolis
9.0
$21,955,181,323 $21,104,283,915
cities for week.
all
+
—
952,491,636
10th
4.7
—
$20,151,792,279
866,957,296
day_.*
one
9 th
7.6
+
4,762,458,185
4,534,786,480
days__ $21,088,224,027
five
cities,
$16,553,437,547 $15,389,334,094
_
five days
all
cities,
days__
District
17
6
11
-
8til St.
five
cities
Ten
In
smaller by 5.6%, but in the
1958
k
5.3
-
6.3%.
are
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Federal Reserve Districts
6.8
-
serve
cities
having registered a gain of 27.7%. We group the
Week Ended Aug. 9—
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
2.8%, the bank clearings at this center
increase of
an
was
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
expansion of 26.2%, in the Boston Reserve
5.2% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
Richmond Reserve
District the totals are larger by 2.5% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District by 1.6%. The Chicago Reserve District
has to its credit a gain of 4.4%
and the Minneapolis
Reserve District of 9.9%, but the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict, suffers a loss of 1.5%. In the Kansas City Reserve
District there is an improvement of 7.7%, in the Dallas
Reserve District of 3.2% and in the San Francisco Re¬
totals
ended
the week ended Friday of
of
of
trict
present further below we are able to give the final
complete results for the week previous—the week
Aug. 9. For that week there was an increase of
and
at $21,955,181,323
week in 1957. At
totals stand
preliminary
Our
year.
we
corresponding week last
an
District
(last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
obtain weekly clearings will
the
those for
above
record
figures are not available at
going to press. Accordingly, in the above, the
of
time
all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to
be
Saturday, and the Saturday
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
the country,
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
York Reserve District (including this city) the totals
exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
ago.
year
—I..
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
Complete and
compared
clearings this week show an increase
Bank
—
COURSE
THE
With
Chronicle
48,459,193
Months
July
1
The
of bank clearings for
course
month of July and the seven
leading cities for the
CLEARINGS
-Month
(000,000
FOR
LEADING
Federal Reserve Districts
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
oflJJuly-
1st Boston
<1
1958
1957
1950
1955
1958
1957
1956-
1955
New York...
54.B81
48,950
46,341
41,016
381,428
338,489
325,750
308,386
Philadelphia
4,390
4,566
5,407
4,791
30,123
35,441
37,491
34,786
4th Cleveland
Chicago
4,935
5,163
5,113
4,191
33,812
34,435
33.436
30,117
5th Richmond
20,584
6th Atlanta
Omitted)
....
Detroit
2,613
3,363
3,191
2,870
19,424
23.635
22,410
3,036
....
Boston
3,105
2,912
2,488
20.7C4
21,001
20,173
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Kansas
19.437
2,179
,15,890
17,643
16,888
1,917
1,747
13,947
13,808
13,168
12,416
2,726
2,540
5,063
2,041
1,819
;
16
II
8
._
II
1G
31
Louis
8tli St.
it
16
9th Minneapolis
10th
U
7
it
14
Kansas City
1,944
1,744
12,966
14,547
13,699
11,960
11th Dallas
1,878
1,838
1,716
13,074
12,192
11,951
11,587
12th San Francisco
1,594
4,063
1,028
1,479
JO,822
11.0G5
11,110
10,460
1,872
1.836
28,526,382,499
29.42G,420,217
40,729,468,463
it
11
2,129
2,057
..
City
II
.
7th Chicago
14,651
2,532
2,350
..
."....
Dallas
20,236
2,896
II
15
-
it
20,100
3,042
Philadelphia
3rd
17,781
3,148
York
New
2nd
18,673
.....
Fran...
Ban
'
it
18
—
25,848.003,924
352,291,902,249
37,877,009,182
40,158,198,923
22.867,670,897
39,521,644,471
71,232,962,361
21,027,946,768
18,177,546,140
26,995,969,021
30,602,932,318
41,129,254,294
25,330.301,903
394,026,418,166
32,571,666,907
42,242,373,203
22,598,846,050
39,552,847,446
67,361,654,120
20,654,409,156
19,045,845,212
cities
14
Dec.
$
5.4
24,667,878,121
339,051,670,279
39,869,696,568
44,122,677,926
21,702,650,170
36,443,332,759
69,192,420,290
1.8
20,969,011,068
4.8
1.0
17,112,364,331
25,876,288,245
29,318,252,047
38,953,961,222
22,701,300,400
320,755,762,047
36,958,031,240
33,929,565,656
20,144,175,914*
32,809,511,769
62,981,361,631
19,580,126,856
13,841,470,262
24,632,743,192
27,080,242,898
35,996,383,421
3.9
707,280,203,026
653,470,675,345
3.7
381,529,241,597
350,084,323,011
2.0
+ 11.8
—
8.5
—
1.2
—
—
0.1
+
+
5.7
—
—
3.9
*
Louis
8t.
...
Minneapolis
1,647
11,128
11,876
12,333
1,492
'
1,631
...
Atlanta
1,601
1,744
1,548
11,074
12.542
12,053
10,847
1,664
Houston
1,787
1,621
1,464
12,099
11,721
11,201
10,437
Outside New York City
..
1,608
J;686
1,540
.1,361
10,874
11,217
10,074
...
1,234
1,307
1,259
1,098
8,199
8,680
8,438
888
878
828
743
5,929
5,955
5,649
5,285
Louisville
..
843
861
842
741
5,609
5,755
5,820
863
740
0,190
6,446
5,883
762
5,946
6,069
5,629
5,358
395,241,270,803
5,384
835
+
733,731,040,548 *
5,386
939
_
7,688
..
cities
cities
O
176
—
9,788
Cincinnati
Richmond
762,066,663,402 *
330,638,318,294
Total
10,270
I
'•
$
%
—14.0
+
1953
1956
Inc. or
1957
$
Seven
Seven
Seven Months
1958
IN JULY
CITIES
Districts in the seven months for four years:
Months
Months
clearings by Federal Reserve
3evcn Months
each of the last four years is shown
BANK
append another table showing
We
months ended July 31 in
below:
58,674,409,380 '
56,252,608,772
Outside New York City
Baltimore
909
Orleans
New
-
i
918
919
1,074
1,059
899
769
7,596
7,537
6,661
903
843
787
5,708
5,703
5,610
900
945
749
708
6,297
6,462
5,756
5,126
Omaha
714
Seattle
....
Jacksonville
Portland
....
G79
655
004
056
4,471
4,409
....
944
930
0,326
5,867
Paul.."..
712
682
630
556
4,685
4,360
4,159
3,865
567
570
521
472
3,909
3,948
3,801
3,511
586
648
598
4,012
4,286
4,121
3,826
Memphis
Buffalo
...
531
March
Total
1st
quarter
112,108,941,370
94,683,600,084
107,178,569,182
+
0.8
+
0.9
+
1.1
313,971,110,636
+
0.9
160,664,749,535
+
9.5
53,914,186,984
53,433,184,849
'56,373,588,154
028
590
521
4,220
4,114
3,913
3,717
April
110,995,397,405
Milwaukee..
624
613
576
498
4,285
4,074
3,977
3,568
May_
Nashville
579
571
542
473
3,875
3,879
3,675
3,323
103,497,342,342
119,596,275,977
7.0
83.277
706,390
676,912
653,456
608,816
quarter
334,089,015,724
+
98,696
94,317
312,134,618^619
Tot. 31 Cities 102,675
7.221
55,676
56,819
53,824
49,654
months—
626,105,729,255
107,625,311,293
4.0
8,102
050,932,628,119
111,134,035.283
+
8.729
+
111,134 1P7^25 102.419
90.498
762,066
733,731
707,280
658,470
56,038
49,481
380,638
395,241
381,529
350,084
733,731,040,548
+
Other
cities
Total
All...
8,459
Outside NYC
_
„
\Ve
657
•
'
56,252
now
58,674
add
our
-
Total 2nd
-
Total
6
July
762.066,663,402
Total 7 months
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
Firs* FtdereMkservrDistrlct—»«st#n—
the month of July and
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Massachusetts-^-Boston
.Fall River,
-
-1957
;
•
:
15,026,452
3.036,233,460
14,225,901
•
$'
31,893,780
10,662,241
Holyoke
-Jan. 1 to July
-
-
.12,835,695
34,558,044
3,105,872,612
16,009,097
9,146,263
+
1957
$
HM,160,467
218,398,450
2.2
20,764,638.991
—11.1
95,059,020
+16.6
+
58,952,966
—11.7
56,680,892
44,403,450
1.2
104,445,417
110,989,339
—
7.7
.
.
—
—
48,436,169
Springfield
66,115,348
71,157,110
51,373,636
57,560,196
—10.7
427,779,203
329,796,825
454,963,915
Worcester
1.275,311,628
1,346,281.769
106,943,695
210,953,153
109,799,997
—10.9
2.6
668,826,333
741,086.240
5.1
188,082,400
193,213,700
Waterbury
Rhode
New
island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester.
Total
(14 cities)
3.9
380,638,318.294
.
—
*
—
+
—
.
-
5.0
4.5 T
4.2
^6.7
7-5..
4.6
3.0
.
—
395,241,270,803
3.6
—
4.1
—
3.7:
for the week ended August 9 for 4 Y®.ars-
—
—
7.1
'
—
—
—
—
27,070.900
28,519,100
11:8,417,100
130,160,300
+
5.5
1,006,992,200
13,584,592
+
9.7
86,789.372
3.843,805.572
2-6
25.330,301.963
25,848,003.924
—
87,430,117
3.743,972,003
—
1,027,068,400
14.900,507
—
—
—
—
.
—
1957
9
2,690,994
7,140,999
3,267,417
1~373472~
iXlMo's"
5.9
3,484,297
3,325,640
14,496,343
•
,
-
.
„
+
—
4.8*
3.1
1958
$
,
..
\
7,334,2i3
582,330,981
*
•*-
:
2,714,060
7,798,240--
-
•
1955
-
3,214,033
3,434,465
.
557,507,523
3,568,807
—.V-
—"573
1,633,967
7?
1,52(8145
4,100,783
+
4.8
3,881,435
—
7.1
9,826,703
41,486,983
12,092,113
10,618,705
+
0.2
46,460,278
42,547,819
+
9.2
14,251,412
10,601,213
44,276,155
23,078,968
+
5.4
22,742,115
22,044,880
24,334,284
+16.6
28,732,800
17.2
3.130,865
27,142,200
5.452,325
726,027,681
694,790.749
13,460,038
10,642,757
6.0
...
—11.4
-3.166.355
9.8
Inc. or
Dec. f*
626,512,146
8.3
5.4
.
+ 35.1
3.9
—10.0
366,424,814
;
3,634,902
1.1
—10.4
106,093.965
7,813,299
187,960,115
3.3
—
336,566,861,423
58,674,409,330
6,323,878
656",470,423
2.2
-
—
«
$
,—11.1
21,001,200,673
—
1958
Inc. or
Dec. y»
85,463,407
87,337,760
21.7
;
13,836,114
New Haven
168,847,915,394
—
,
57,200,234,767
57,738,067,919
53,909,612,708
324,385,709,522
56,252,608,772
•
3i2
j
—
167,718,946,029
T63,720,959,987
•
$
6,902,714
Connecticut—Hartford
3.1
+ 19.6
31
1958
Inc. or
Dec.
15,645,954
Lowell
New Bedford.
Dec.
-v"
.
,
-Month of July——
1958
—
since Jan. 1 for 2 years and
i;
$
Clearings at—
-
60,697,999.712 ' r.,
51,111,477,041
55,909,469,276
58,727,484,647
48,569,455,992
53,367,808,896
Washington.
..
$
"
105,235,792,137
106,860,943,317
100,037,883,165
....
Inc. ox
1957
316,843,612,395
February
York-
$
112,992,798,478
95,537,261,747
108,313,552,170
January
4,772
5,324.
Clearings Outside New
Dec. %
$
$
Month—
and 1957:
1958
Ino. or
1957
1958
4,529
4,754
808
Denver
St.
...
months since January 1, 1958
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
-Clearings, Total All-
5,189"
Birmingham
:
5,666
894
compilation covers the clearings by
The following
-
2.7
2.0
30.870,900
31,616,600
0.7
3,210,987
2,740,427
+
2.0
809,432.271
769,435,553
+
5.2 '
2 he Commercial
-Month of July
Jan. 1 to
1958
1957
$
*
0urtnr> •*—
Ine.
or
1957
$
5
Inc.
-
or
Blnghamton
(El
249,094,261
—10.9
1,543,186,261
9.6
4,012,137,825
4,286,456,532
5.7
80,505,684
86,436,805
93,746,601
100.390,701
<a»
.
<a)
*—
586,013.943
648,232,420
11,520,249
12,222,567
14,375,330
Amestown
York—
1,521,823,856
—
15,208,979 i
5.5
—
<a»
.
54,881,426.511
48,950,901,913
184,197,372
+
2.6
381,428,345,108
1,229,137,164
125,576,243
120,615,925
+
4.1
788,168,006
—
778,045,548
27,688,506
»Vltw
26,525,393
IE|
4.4
172,399,018
3.2
338,042,664.
i
—
368.602,949
:
56,753.389,194
:
;
>rv
1.7
—
375,279,267
2,4G9,754,986
.
39.159,215
23,110,967
3.0
352.291,902,249
:K
—
-
$
22,820,117
<al
+ - 9.3
-
•"
2.5 ' r"
+16.0
51,052,753,455
+11.2
11.8
1
S.74y767,2S2 '< --» V
•f>74;486,6£4<<
:
-f-
SrO
.
34,505,862 +
<
20/712,332
I
24,285,255
.
69,271',506
*
68,208,285
;
9,174.400.217
*
*25,000,000
■
.
73,688,517,
+13.6
11,997,161,552
26.2
"
-
69,034.974
9,061,555,949
9.503,788,076
7
8,748,941,-508''-*
-
"
Total <10cities).
;
2,402,170
,
*
'22,901,477 *'
3fcfTl^45G.^^- '"ill
88.315.330
,*
3,295,952
8,686,449,361
32,528,963
+10.2
:,.^"vT:24,-241,649
:*'?;■>
4,382.618
109,95 V, 467
-3,530,354
9,03S,•282,456" -V- •.'• 4-27.7
r
88.443,202
'
1
4.7
*^'35,524,234
81,528.386
,
•'
.18)
123,090,148-:.
2.506.038r;
_
—;"7.8
;
v
.
,2.2
—
•It*
a
r
•
j
<S-"&132,929,937u.2,435,392
."&•«* 53^306,315.
11,603.963,924
1.3
....
2,533,398.368
■
3,149,984
i;
:
0.8
+
830,370,012
2,258,169,499
394,026,418.166
;?
2,661,947
u.o
—14.1
~
+12.7
167,348,943
(a)
'
'
~
1955
\ $
■
+
■
1958
:•
32.295.-7181
>'
122,523,092
6.9
—
■
1,239,692,240
2,209,037,433
+
132,432,694
327,208,062
Vfff Jerser-4towark_
Northern New
+12.1
27.748.081
v
(E|
338,489,769,745
188,941,647
>
Byraci
-
•
—
18
1956 •'
Dec. %
*
'
V
6.4
—
Monday,;August
.
'
S
A.
...
•
.
*
1.4
>.-..+
.
-Wteek Elided August 9Tnc. or -
■'r 1957
$
X..
221,835,754
Tarfc—AM»ny-
1958
Dec. */e
Rew Terk—
Be*
Financial Chronicle
July 31
1958
Dec. 1»
'
and
Third Filiral Reserve District—Philadelphia—
7,376,037
Cheater
8,417,214
9,366,521
fsoasytvania—AlteonaBethlehem
% 10,051,266
10,326,210
9,718,372
Harrlsburg
43,311,674
_
Lancaster
Lebanon
"7,300,000
4,390,000,000
17,804,380
Philadelphia
Needing
,
—
—
43,744,236
19,815,541
—
+—12.4
;
>
*
:
—
31,796,348
WUkea-Btrre
16,399,115
18,132,963
—
tmk
32,560,856
33,140,161
—
Do Bols
:
2,267,725
j
Hazleton
7,102,755
Wilmington
Mr d»r»ey-(-TrentoD
+
.
i
9.6
114,150,937
1.8
—18.3
+; 4.7
5.4
+
<
W 3.3
:
13,170,744
9647000,000
2.3"
■.
^
14.2
,
+
+
2.0
-
?
557^97,263
59,904,528
mitm
1,234,212,745
1,307,892,799
2,350,424,942
234,552,900
19,469,815
2,726,070,902
_
CdwMNw
61,793,062"
3.1
37,877,009,182
7,044,539
14.0
52,075,911
60,991,401
68,541,659
44,267,230
150,324,442
43,985,929
Newark
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver <?ounty_
Gresnsbtwg
Pittsburgh
—22.6
44,620,095
336,458,776
396,892,681
0.6
313,452,453
1,040,697,180
+
4-
171,173,147
<a)
5.5
—11.0
—12.2
4,911,495
in)
36
24,418,649
—14.5
12,966,223,129
44,290,625
—11.5
25,552,797
5.4
248,936,480
167,378,002
29,053,468
27,211,235
0.8
198,662,576
Virginia—Wheeling.
20,028,983
21,862,661'
TotaJ <16 cities)—_—
6,182,728.083
Oil City.
Ksntucky—Dexington.
■
—
+
11,500,270 ;*
v.
,
'
■;
"15^3627824:
1475o07989
-
13,282,112
-11,218,590
1,179,197,438
1,122,702,368
8.C
9,657,353
245;979,072
439,276,821
5.1
+
4.9
—
+'
-J*-- f- 9417,2_64
*-^""13,05(3,469
r-
.VAptXU
.n-
—
'
.^^5",268,100
12,843,440
J
t
.
5.8
53,468,900
22.1
10,665,099
1.6
11,625.388
-14.4
11.034,366
239,494,286
■>369,19^510
+
-
43.7,092.137 ■=»
54,484,800 ■
*
9,57.9,588
12,189.352^
.
..7~.
j.-., •
;vT*TJj'r,'■ •; ;7v ■*■■ ;vjizijZ
"r.
22,264,255
14,547,887,329
384,710,110
.^'449^35,143
,
;
-
358,005^392
--
*
181,321,043
8.4
133,043,209
—11.4
6,980,978,932
4,252,693' )
7,790,372
6.3
;_^v.,+
786
'+L '
182,116,521
142,283,049
42.242,373,20'J
46,158,198,923
—
3,732,187
6,053,266 :
39.1
v,. 12;504,140
^249.-950,075
266,702.664
24,160,423
Brie
+
;
6,775,259.
"
(
<
31,937,182 :«
4,025,676
2,129.703,586
!
.
973,320.145
472,612,456
58,478,000
364,258,719
4,183,221
14,805,239 ; "
11.427,898
262,591,519.
434,654,478
299,537,695
1,107,460,825
1,819.942,428
39,212,256
6
3,770,930
6,073,038:
4.4
+
■
;
5,"0847807,"'"
;
3,868,773:
*
-7.8
'
r-
1,034,364,^41
8,680,369,508
17,643,776,907
1,712,992,700
111,631,841'.
<56,941,592
"
*
20,588,837
-372,062,615
1,806,253,300
UG,^25,850
+ 28.2
9,105,907
54,954,762
1.1
—
15,186,641
Younpetown
8,199,493,721
15,890,181,088
—13.8
267.594.900
luMtemnd
358,931,014
5.6
—
^
0.6
.t
1,064.000.000
1,122,-WOOO/'
;
2.5
6.1
19,203;749
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4
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FMfth Moral Risim District—Cleveland—
QUO
*4,1437208
*6.3
+
:
6,490,303
•
T.5
1.517:308
1,772.099
7.G
+
■-
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\Mii'-J3&83,059
-
<1,939.321
H 1,797,756
.
'907;5D00,000
6,773,048
'
-
2.3
'7^ja^3^go,337
-^6^39,314
6,693,933
3.750,404
3.0
525,026,484
<
V 3,680,495
2.1 c
1,834,765 ••
;1,049.507"
7.8
'
-
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14.8
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•i*^^^3^77,423
;
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15,349,252
32.571,696,907
3,9~67"919
15.0 '■&■
■'.'+
41,771,522
-V
2,137,521
1.5
213,885,693'
568,483,552
91,268,475
4,944,393,296
"'
119,044,706
532.8G0.965
96,219,245
,
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3.0
__
.
8.6
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-^Srai,<956442
2,303,973
5;5
+
.
,692,096
1,667,708
-
0.3
212,925,970
44,938,176
+ 14.7
1,729.775
2.1
■
A
35,441,000,000
V
2,776,765
,
—
121,028,961
207,405,751
7.3
■
,
46,342,332
30,123,000,000
116,298,787
217,439,955 -<
0.3
6,781,264
4,780,£59,667
—
Total (18 cities).
1.9
76,457,568
•'■■
87,664,735
.
130,189,805
45,645,693
3.9
33,652,911
OGaeeis
265,864,734
134,224,515
5.8
—
Soranton
•
62,039,391
280,618,875
1.9
—
63.348.095
61,825,65-2
1.0
57,860,260
62,036,802
K£',r-
5.9
—
20,206,225
7,439,964
4,566,000,000
17,854,637
53,631,193
6.8
-
8.5
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!m.mm
T-Ui
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1,214,103,693
1,286,638.977
5.6
1,139,779,143
1,121.880,121 ,*
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Fifth Meral Reserve District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington.
Virginia—Norfolk
-
Carolina—Charleston,
Columbia
22,057,740
34,937,460
628,023,935
(B cities)—..
3,457,844,744
5,929, 276,940
4.3
247, 096,997
+
—
9.1
—»■
199,438,088
22,598,846,050
22,867,670,897
+
.
7,936,053
7.8
—
3.1
+
5.0
+
J.'
4,447,251
3.2
+
4,114,634,375
.
2.9
-
46, 709,048
20,115,683
0.4
■V
10,874, 446,504
4.5
7.4
—
454,245,921
11,217,084,061
44,482,444
4,220, 548,573
4.6
4:
489, 663,113
1.1
—
5,955,955,863
239,366,829
4-15.1
657,840,654
3,357,631,401
139,109,982
702,791,422
1.1
4-
7,092,058
Dlstrict of Columbia—Washington
149, 660,875
650, 444,000
4-
1,686,381,514
7,734,484
/Nrsderlck*
5.1
—11.8
63,146,137
1,608,626,570
-
—
107,733,000
878,656,181
72,712,985
Maryland—Baltimore.
\ Total
20,931,939
95,003,000
888.142,379
36,456,122
—.
Wehmond
2.6
—
—
*?^22^91;306
.
•
145,G80794l
729.899,215
■
4,076,570
4,164,711
20,451.152
+
1.3
168,940,116
170,3-36,402
+
4.5
7,320,510
7,082,075
:,."';.;';t7;S97,477
352^2filif99
3.7
—11.4
196,873,354
v,-:i^3'45f922756?'
+"l78
348,ll537090
134,5347185
r«75
121,9717330
712,237,064
+
2.5
29,297,000
,
670,912,768
-
296,164,565
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1-2
-
,
.
•*
'■:■-r
119.0727464
617,117,217 '
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tilth Moral Reserve District—Atlanta—
Pfianessee—Knoxvllle
120,978,308
Nashville
Augusta
128.431,581
579,501,256
1,787,200,000
„
27,697,970
Wlertda—Jacksonville,
Tampa
26,870,843
31,725,671
j»pl—Hattiesburg.
32,598,000
04,546,464
•11,295,197
3,437,246
909,892,037
JMkson
.
.
Total <16 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
■Iglaan—Ana Arbor
Detroit
5,640,003,533
____
187,926,859
1.4
7,596,197,880
+
7.0
—
171j288;723
~
"
4.8
713,712,704
6,297,650,444
—12.4
437,083,403
+
5.3
+
4.0
1.6
+ 15.0
+
—
5.2
—
671737779
231,977.816
.-.-^224,581,561
22*9^5037933
5.4
197,616,459
+
+
l.C-
88,966,256
69,523,497
+
3.3
8.0
180,177^640
—14.9
20,693,712
6,446,000,904
3.2
39,552,847,446
12,4-48,948
+
3.2
716,467
4.0
v*
f-:
"
201,275,235
I
39.521,644,471
89,470,233
19,424,826,000
+
92,127,816
23,035,485,000
262.783,367
296,607,403
601,230,171
119,051,137
315,789,584
18,795,858
47,771,206
20.436,613
|
12,667,608
63,254,381
116,495,960
390,856,278
42,741,841
*
105,543,035
320,717,982
130,747.038
—
*676,294 i
"
194,336,403
+
5.9
+
3.6
84,252,053
385,404.558
745,931,399
2,572,713,575
47,481,766
0.1
1,205.930,022
1,186,493,917
121,225,512
V,477,262
13,855,583
1,897,707
fiheboygan
Watertown
Manitowoc
1,919,556
3,537,425
32,454,200
209,159,120
64,324,572
3,161,394
13,495,788
6,949,919
3,560,504
35,146,688
218,894,027
77,760,719
3.735.181
14,218,367
3,999,551
4,935,263,860
+
1.6
cities).
,
-30,364,67174,999,223
50,899,466
32,172,836
3,175,882
74,147,402
53,048,874
30,387,880
3,204,676
9,659,480.700
4,285,366,406
■'
10,632,312,899
1,594,799,715
18,096,19t2
3,838,248
14,582,457
3,045,250,182
,1-12,941,804
-649,623
192,976,590
.+
—
+
3.4
-
614,125 =••
145,594,433 i
996;462,296"'
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2.938,469
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17,553,841
1
10^363^775
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12,833^984
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2.3
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+
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9,632,663
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10,520766O
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10,"847,660
9,4337X32
1
+
378
77,087,000
73.6767600
f*
8,407,135
•9,467,666
.
4,467,539
•4,502,041 I
-10,272,939
•.'
—
6.2
4,785,480
^.^,4.186,261
+ 14.3
136/6867274
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8.6
5.5
;
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12M4l7l25
112,804*284
".6,196,305
2.2
—11.9
213,569,890
7,557,378
54,475,571
16,719.308
24,633,435
-+17.2
93,397,417
r—-3.4
-
7
205,160,170
•
—
34,435,720;669
215,908,576
-
i
—
206,595,224
•
•
.
1,100,631,586
13.669.097
7.1
9;804,460
'+
3.2
22,960,054
6,963,621
71,232,962,361
—
—
6,805,100
6,973,975
43,740,231
44,136,923-
13,900,252
15,011,669
0,490,572
w
6,746,603
—
*198,763,276
07.331,654,120
1.8
..
47,476,528
14,631,707
-
.
1,497,710
4.5
—
22,161,996
7.0
4.3
+
494,962,238
343,523,316
-
319,280,645
<
+
52,178,350
473,866,506
,
i
X442,0/ffi
*4,065;8fc7
1.049,451,779
948,731,971
936,312,842
'O 8,816,565
0:15.644,546
5,701.359'
.6^29.16?
13,192,392
12,490,506
*^^35,901
■Zti 6,345,072
--
15,537,577
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-6.-026.712-
5.4
1.504.326,659
2.2
330,200,000
1.441,356,442
10^06,615
,
8,945.228
3.5
f
0.9
4.255,412
3,136,489,148
10,822,706,249
3.2
120,033.263
4.6
2.0
23,747,766
5,669,905,148
"
11,065,376,183
126,792,106
28,965,572
5,755,956,708
3,948,517,689
0.7
3,909,001,675
—23.2
20,806.901
19,373.446
2.1
88,208,154
88,965,064
—
—
—
2.9
1
3.1
4.5
33,812,818,291
+
*
8^3pc7ooo
,*V
9277~57TOOO
+ 22.0
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—
v
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6.0
1.9
+ 10.0
,
48,538,589
;
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.
2,624,720
—121.1
1,376,423,030
434,827,450
r
925/252/016
1,662,964,541
18,697,317
3,268,873
14,274,095
ivfca rr cities).
i
—"G7I
r
28,868,852
9.2
11,911,843
4.4
1.304,991,649
1,284.993.850
—.3.4
321,800,000
* 314.800.008
+
!
3,669,050
861,507,941
570,812,430
843,916,249
J^19~336|9T3
1,514,058,237
530,383,164
—
190,913,102 T
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567,056,810
jPtll iVJ ~4xmlsviHe
223,194.875
.
169,929,577 ?
'
0.5
—
13,101,176
314372,304
28,082,844
,
'6,9627719 }
1,092,948,317
—12.7
IOTLTSTbgs
2.7
+
48,988,902
81,292,033
78,735,555
13,389,126
tight* Federal Reeerve District—Si iwifc—
N—0k Leu
i Plsardeau
51,685,250
3,379,257
18^164^263
1.6
■
5,163,975,499
33,228.308
-
+
—
277,532,278
4,074;112,698
„
20,654,409,156
>
-+-*
3.3
—11.3
124,057,947
301,394,021
46,804.130
2,949,176
r
—
315,213,333
19,259,793
41,731,203
613,644,747
18,909,067
Milwaukee.
2.9
—11.4
793,896,729
2,524,155,409
293,202,196
10,583,510
V
Tbtxe Haute
■■■»
4
--15.7
83,810,760
372,658,128
12,276,461
59,657,372
127,782,007
404,587,783
8,009,965
+1--
Neutb Bend
—
134,425,204
624,356,494
—
i
-
5.0
+
~
.—■
581,612,053
'
6,864.968
193,007,204
+
■
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66,186,718
21,351,640
6.190,289,060
88,127,209
16,525,679
44,665,707
ladMua—-Fort Wayne
Qwr
7,023,642 *
6,04~57420
>
.
99,827,739
335,800.000
361,500.000
1.0
.
28,043,790
..
8.3
6.9
12,896,054
18,414,001
25,738,348
113,380,702
5.3
—_37l
^1^29^13
2.6
+
12,873,689
1.6
+
—
—^'2Xl7038"7923
2.6
—
5.2
+
—
6T37375~5~2
■;<
+ 11.9
—
658
<".;^381,900,00C
'"'ihi-.6,808,400
6,671,956-
,
0.8
+
'
—
■
,V.26,997
;^..118;851,413
4*
—
209,811,000
399,656,731
'3.2
3,363,682,000
42^271,111
,
_
umianapons
3.2
+
—10.6
"
*179,935,440' '
198,178,446
7,537,667,060
637,985,794
6,462,932,412 '* ~ :
461,860,540 " ■ •
200,710,433
215,211,000
432,991,776
—
28,395,431
112,542,216
375,800,000
0.1
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1 12,123,650
JNy City.
Tb#U3l
5.3
4.0
—
207,489,457
*
3.6
+
5,825,158,311
2,613,545,000
37.067,429
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an
Oshkosh
4.6
894,699,897
3,879,929,901
11,721,000,000
District—Chieaf e—
Grand Rapids,
Muskegon
,
858,674,898
3,875,098,003
12,099,600,000
185,532,126
1.4
6.9
—
95,722,312
945,489,359
70,750,372
30,128,812
31,088,000
65,624,080
9,821,386
3.215,364
939,989,808
61,971,447
5.8
—
1,059,561,040
102,400,843
900,162,030
Mobile
—
30,709,157
1,074,100,836
Alabama—Birmingham.
4—
29,038,353
25,914,083
29,082,145
Columbus
ICaeon
Meridian
VScksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
—
571,517,844
1,664,700,000
Georgia—Atlanta.
21,027,946,768
'
'
—
—
341,760,000
5.3
3.4
+
—
—
1.5
173,283,800
r.o
120,117,853
+
0.9
11s, tKsrwz iiv
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+ -6.4
7.4
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—
—
1.8
2-,842,705
326,444.358
57l02,815
635.821,621
—
—
874
1.5
170,451,972.
117,733,272
2,616,581
612,101.825
,
.
178,098.487
410.096,303
,
2,768^80--
605,763,376
Volume 188
Number 57C9
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
mi)
-Month of
Cltytriafs *t—
195^
July—
7
,
-Jan. 1 to
1957
nc. or
fi
$
Din Hi federal
39,753,428
1,3.72.842,550
16,850,10(3
682^81,833
r^pfr
-Tl«,549 38.1
1.4,761.802
-
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FUw
-
-,
^ 6,599,000
«-10,966,664
—j-r?—r
,
20,482,39*-
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cities^-
1,903,714
11,735,097
•
,
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+ 13.2
1
+
1955
1956
-
I
$
—24.6
+11.8
•
+
9,249,901
9,006,969
342,061,406
337,587,705
J3,467,814-
■
+*1h2
137,464,996
128,836,726
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10/788]984
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4,541,806
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110277270
12,83Q~254
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6,593,994
6,001,760
"ld.3
13,129.055
12,784,527
9.9
,
522,476,998
507.366J350
9.0*
7.9
+
Jll ,808,616
5,*1587456
14.7957188
8.5
+
—
385,582(968
-
142,091,883
S.3
—
229,820,845
26,295,581
177,093,476
,143,652,369
130,784,004
—
15.57146,964
-KT-
57,753.588
„
;
192,219,097
1.5
2(8
11,491,721
333,963,142
*1.5
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+ * 7«8
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+43.5
3,472,392
:V37,882,100
Great Falls
LieTvistowfr.;
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35,471,888
--.4JQ83.815
,,30.050,668
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+
+
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65,320,146
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+ 20.4
f 283,727.179
;
50,081,000
+13 .5
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418.053,0.71-
'7.5
13,715,299
304,299,025 +
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9,657,708
21,742,247
,
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+
31,945.153
16,511,214
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+
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46,081,804
6,561.000
.
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1957
•
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+
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2.6
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2,336,734
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48,201,892
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306,510.351
.
12,333,380,932
+ iat5
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-.
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Dakota-—Ea^'O-—:—
;+.V jQxand^^k^iH^t
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1957
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254.921,515
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14,220,162
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+
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^
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5.1-.
+ "
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3,874,042
1,889,317
*
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156,380,542
-5,944,901
.
69,089,377
Carthago ^—
Oklahoma—stJalsa
315,404,517
—
317415:280
1.2
9.5
v
{}
+
7.-2
•
1*4
'930,844,784
Total (14 citieg>—:—
4,390,839,984
: 675,620,560
''37,411,796
12,192,850,307
:
: 396,824,232
15,132,921
•
436,574,352 i
15,832,249
1,029,135
+: 6.7
11,906,592
159,334,882
5.0
.+
1,099,534
-
v
844,752
v
+1»4?
t'
,
-
5.4
+
.: +
.
6.4
'
1,106,592
<•.
739,798
\
4.8 :
„
14.1
153,322,438
+
3.9
1,066^41
,
,
;
9.434,015
144,475,912
139,35$,641
,
r
+
8.7
.
"
'
i
r
..
„***]
;"•
5,910,830
.
'
MM**
***
-nrT0.7
+-rr33.8
1,027501
,
8,888,214
+
36,16^,488
+
S.2
..
13.859,6^4
.
+17.3
30,829,260
43ST378
+. +10.0
44.7
•
26.8853)71
.
0.7
+
12,494~423
+
•
T-
3977738",567
..+
14,553,492
13,109,021
+
M87.«4
9^9.
350,96,o',942
67475,302
-
.....
vv
367,6^,999
•
11,833,382
11.0
4(6
3.5
476,366,807
+
7.2
5,8.67,801,281
+
+
5.7
7^X58"'
6,6997305
3.8
weweg «i^gawgirwicwB3P e *
-•
-4,166,853.653
•
6,326,224,799
1
x.
+
+26.6
•
'!
2,190,146,688
■
188,974,417
-j.
1.4
+
—
.
10,432,806
■
T-
I
25,749,437
12,3.72,724
342,386,726
v
37,658,855
2,113,018,991
.
■
*
-:
13,074,232,456
7.5
*-*
,
-
26,473,495
944.051,790
;
jGP^rado—^lor&^o,fprlhg8™~—.
6.5
+
.t
+10.5
•
'4,529,604,166
+ +.
.
226,790,605
951,811,818:
+
+
:
1,822,534
319,966,851
"
11,049,263
—j
+
■
I
64,438,620
> •.-
•1,958,828
—-«—
r
4.4
—
—39.2
5,875,997
1,878,252,099
■
41.9
+
>
-.38,829,882
1.46,849,797
2,0577261.719
;r.m. Jo^cpft
4,754,605,858 *
"32,591162
'
'
Hiss ouri^—JbpUn
v
+
1,806,590
35,740.479
27,560,768
306,140^608
884,989
4.9
679,333,586
-
■
30,441,344
326,576*330
'I
+
-
WichitJa
'
+ 45.7
V'-'i;.
* 'T^ryf -—•
45.362,709
.
5,498,262
r "H'
,
_X_.
Topeka
.
3,039,940
.b
•
^714,257,694.
^aimas—Manhattan.'•.
4.428,939
,„47k60~l~066
Omaha
;28,526,382,499
26,995,969,021 +
•
674,832,260
626,346,103
•
+
—
574,276506
565,448,930
7.7
eleventh Felerai Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Beaumont
25,831,384
55,322,452
29.273.790
-11J1
2;063;d94,ao5
181,901,686,
2,041,651,559
•1.0
13,947.106,852.
244,580134
^.23.7,150,977
186,812,446
V-,39,878,000
3.1
1,687*793,298'
1,204,977,214
220,739,000
11,07.4,815^522
■
—
Et Paso_l2—.—:
'
Ft;. WorthT-w-.
•^
•1
: 57,149,050
—s,
■spwr*?—
•*
*
Galveston
Hpuslon
*
Port
^
29,269,000
-
_
Arthurs—
■
*
Wichita I'alla.
Texaukana
'11
-
-
-—
s<4»^siana-^hrev;epoFt
;
"
1.631,634,155
'9,150,783
29^88,576
10,950,718
371,060,928
26.6
9.4
•
_9,448,449
34,237,961
12.4
3.2
-
10,269,222
1:9
4.501,386,169
3.5
w
tv
.
3770*93,861
32,829,501
•
i
-
11,141,000
5,90$,000
6,188,606
6,928693
465,475,743
419,124,247
—^15.8
7,814,000
6,583,000
260,541,000
*
6,400,470
206,232,314
65,454,796
61,896,725
■
11
■
■
1
■
1
-
-
+
476,593,262
491,040,717
30,602,932,318
+"j6.5
iIJaTJio
12,706,975
"425,301,480
V
29.426,420,217
"
35,526,971
367455,927
'
,
10,646,299
347,587,037
12^42,968,041
64,593,441
■
■
4,346.078,218
10,578,758
387,055,212
1,477,985,278
*1,214,452,128
62,252,354
399;357,218
9.2
+"*4!O
13,4G 1,455
400ji8,000
187,837,342
13,808,841,944
210,967,347
,6.6
56,333,086
7
12,217,855
416*44^911
352,282,625
'
"
Q.-l
1,801,008,227
,
:rsm11,062
(li.cltleM
Total
18"?,'038,55.1
3.3
3.2
•<
TeveMjlh feierAk Reserve District —San Francisco-
r;
-frashlngtonTr-Eelllr^ham
.7,498,528
Yakima
,
!—I
"TT ""arPsaT!^
.
Berkeley- U
Dong Beach
+
4.3
112,938,000
108,642,000
1.0
5,768,473,769
5,703,689,656
X7;319 ,000
.
903,188 ,718
—
+
0;3
3.7
+
2.9
•"
'163,443,253
"+,
296,003,572
157,674,991
161,301,805
2,874,791,563
1,630,202,492
1,5.07,145,919
354,555,794
(a)
+49,605 542
135,315,796
V
2,784,931,892
,
52,682 506
58,521,896
Li
+18.0
346,860,543
316,549,459
0.6
862,605,171
902,373,902
+
8.8
206,849,859
+
136,174, 123 +
3.0
203,992.575
579,099,066
—
33,906,095
—34,477, 003
92,477,693
69,765, 300
27,051,932
—24,332, 280
+ 11.2
175,571,190
167,661,090
.3,148,409,913
3,042^428, 628
*■
131,532, 035
42,078, 286
•'*60,184, 932
+
3.5
20,10O;445,757
20,236,310,225
Pasadena
Riverside
^
San Fsancisco_^_
San Josewi_'__
\
9M
—t*
_
i.141-,442,774
Santa Barbara
-
43(661,066
k .Stockton
-
+
54,366 ,994
429,620 035
Modesto
"
44,462 ,342
223,590, 755
(a)
56,410,127
6,069,011,416
180,171,456
313,066,034
230,178,626
'
55,COG,762
5,946,997,342
+ 29.9
—
413,639,737
•—,
Callfonrift—Bakersf ield
C
•
0.1
22,559 024
•24,^49.108
«-
City-^r—,—-
^riz,ona—Pixbecis.
—10.7
919,738 259
,
894,125,145
Dtah—Ogdea
Salt Lgka.
-
--8,392 604
*».
,
47*655,550
.18,057,000 ;
"Wp.-rri<--wwr»'—
Portland 1
.
,
29,309,515
;
Idaho—Bplsei_.
_
918,834,237
Twrr-.■■.•yfv
4
■*:
.
65,015,088 *
—
•«
•
■•
-■■
.
+
> 7.5
+
>
'580,706,961
;
v
2.5
6,365,004
1.1
197,833,690
191,337,465
87j517^32
82,855,286
+
306^89
29,295,877
+
+
TT
—
+
+
—
4,339,009
,
-
i. 11
1
1
1834)87.846
pA
&rj80434
.86,974213
4.5
28,217,846
8.2
9.6
4.4
+
1.3
+
0.3
+
4.7
—
v.
186,412,622
2.3
3.1
;
'
6,422,354
-
i
ria
vJ,«-
7 '+'"+■ !
189,"99^156
183,010,555
4.5
7.7
2Q0,073,89O
+
/793,292,232
+
6.9
3.8
271,437,189
255,676,255
+
6.2
8.0
387,493,168
379,302,385
+
.2,2
18,697/145
579,846,477
24,834,532
2p60i397
6317844,054
+
6.8
585,639,779
31,429,582
9,636,651
28,246,260
+
11.3
9,334,815*
+
3.2
24,370,343
*7,462,989
13,516,864
13,374,447^
+
1.1
12,883,222
'
.848,245,887,
+
20,
167516,490
1^079^27'
6717508,423
0.7
+
.
+
+
191,453,75^.
5,911,146
2.0
10.2
+ 5.8
+
3.9
-r-
v
■
■
■
0,929^5#
•
,
11,148,461
■
•
}* -Tjptal (18 Titte&l
l*
'4'" "*-Vf
"
6,329,549,699
•
i
"
-
-
•
6;253,198,366
'
+
1.2
40,729,463,463
+
3.3
762,006,663,402
733,731,040.548
380,638,318,294
395^41,270,803
:
56,252,608,772
'107,625,311,293
58,674,409,380
4.1
;
r
"Estimated,
Z\1
?•
.
■
+
s,
)
•»'
i
•.
•.
-
I
.
'
*-7
(a) Clearings
;
(
•r
:
x
—
+
1.0
1,271,582,382
1,201,731,627;
+
5.8
23,178,082,376
1.0,375^.927^734"
+
14.5
18,471,458,730
3.7
10,574,118,352
19,288,645,278"
+
2.8
—
9,785,009,369
FQREIGY EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY
?
;
■
AUGUST 8,
-
*
:
FEDERAL
....
RESERVE
1958 TP AUGUST 14,
1
.
Country god Monetary-Unit
1
.
T
Noon Buying.Rate
Fricley
*
■
BANK
"1958,
'■
"
T'
TO TREASURY
UNDER TARIFF ACT .OF 1930
INCLUSIVE
'
1
The ..condition .statement
peao^—
$
Official
-
r:
Australia, pound.
Austria,, schilling
,i?
Belgiuih, franc
Canada, dollar-.
Ceylon-, rupee
Ffnlandt markka
~
~
,
-
-
"
Aug. 12
.£
.0555555*
3)225103
.0229365
-
2.237549
*
Tuesday
»
$
.0555555*
Free..
•*•
(Value la UnitedBtatea Mpnef)
2.236553
.0385356*
.0260500
Thursday
Aug. 14
I
-
l
.055o5C5*
7
.0222071
2.234561
.0200500
.2.235059
,
.0385356*
.0200500
2.235557
Government
1.040812
1.040781
1.040312
1.039375
1.039375
.210204
'
France. < Metropolitanj, • franc1 (free).
Germany, Deutsche1 mark-
—
.210364
.210239
.210239
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Japan, yen
'
.00311807*
.00238281'
-..+238612
.00238125
'
.238612
—
Mexico* peso
•r-
guilder —_——1__.
New Zealand, pound.+--T+.
Norway, krone
PhittPBine. Jslands, peso-—LPortugal; escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.-3
i
Swltaerland, franc
Union-of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
—
—,,
•Nominal.
-
.00277912*
.327270 ,
.08,00560*
'"+ ■.264037
—
.00277912*
.00277912*.
.00277912*
.326989 +
.327022
.0800560*
.0300560*
.264116
.264100
.264100
2.776608
2.777227
2.777846
.327089
.0800560*
140080*
.140080*
.140080*
,140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000'
.0349000*
.0349000 *
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
—
+233350
2.797633
—
2.8Q8125
release. i»oans
securities decreased $302 mELUon.
2.805625
.0800560*
2.779084
industry appear in another press
.210176
.210148
2.805000
.0238095*
—
City a^d
Chicago. Changes according
purchasing or carrying TJ. S. Government and
.327256
.
to
decrease of $49 million in
.238625
.264120
/
a
.00238125
.210136
+ 2.780321
-
the principal changes
increase oi $82 million in Nnw York
.00311807*
2.804375
,
—
reporting member hanks;
an
.00311807*
.496950*
—
all
.238612
.210316
■r,.
—
Netherlands,
at
were
.00238125
2.806875
.00277912*
*•
Malaysia, Mafayan dollar—:72-
increased $55 miJlioit
.236612
.210497
-
v|
demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans
.00238125
.00311807*
-
2.808125
_
lion in
.210264
.00311807*
-
jdeposjjU, imd $237 joiUto in demand deposha.
banks; and a decrease of $884 mil¬
credited to domestic
.0385356*
.0200500
-
'
million in Joans ad¬
million in headings of U, ■$.
securities, $1,659 million in U. S. GpveTn-
.0221821
.0385356*
>
the
shows
,ended.Aug. $. Ducrjeases of $236
.0555555*
.0^27414
.0385356*
;C200500
Wednesday
Aug. 13
.0555555*
•
of weekly reporting member
justed: increases of $2,170
-
—
9,492,434,61ft
Reserve System in leading cities
following principal changes for the weak
'
for Gable Transfers lp. New ^orfc
Monday
Aug. 11
Aug. 8
,
^
i
18,241,37S,J86
banks pf the Federal
ment
Argentina,
-
*'
;Pursunut to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the -Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily* to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate fop cable transfers on tjie different
countries of ifce world. We give below a record for 'the week
just passed.
.
1,423,49^,889
1,130,542,289
3.9
operations discontinued.
•?-+'!+^fUIEIGD;"£XGIIANDE^RATES^
:+++:+1V
V
!
41.129,254,294
-fmm
...111,134,035,283
putaldft. New Ycrfc_
,-\U.t
,
-
Grand, total (lid cities).
.140080*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233356
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.796388
2.793897
2.794520
2.795143
2.806875
2.804375
2.805000
2.805625
other
-J
Holdings ,o£ Treasury certificates pf indebtedness in¬
creased in all districts, totaling $3,024 million, and hold¬
ings of y. 3. Government bonds decre»d.in ail j?Ut pne
district, totaling $1,107 million largely reflecting Jbe
Treasury's refunding and new financing. Holdings of
Treasury bills increased $226 million.
,
deposits adjusted decreased $458 million in
City, .$191 million in the Chicago District,
$76 million in the Kansas City District, and $66 million
in the Cleveland District. Time deposits increased $00
Demand
New
York
million.
Borrowings
from
Federal
Reserve
Banks
increased
•
48
♦
the Commercial and Financial Chronicle
( 692)
$157 million and borrowings from others increased $388
Loans to banks increased $281 million.
„
5%
her banks follows:
;
July 30,
ASSETS
Loans
investments
Commercial
Loans
,.
to
industrial
and
95,466
51,920
loans--
loans----.
Agricultural
-
adjusted!—,—
adjusted!--.
brokers
29,056
+9,511
236
—1,021
—2,266
55
+
.
541
:
dealers
&
+ 1,954
—*
3
-
ing
2,075
—-
233
+
—
69
+
Real
•
Other
4
U.
loans
estate
135
8,967
—...
—
3
+
loans—..
302
——
11,187
securities—total-—
Government
S.
34,172
U.
8.
bonus.
Other
securities—
fcetvns
to
Reserves
Cash
•
with
in
1.
Banks
Reserve
13,103
906
—
domestic
with
+
banks--
-2,573
adjusted.
55,763
demand
Domestic
884
—•
+1,659
11,859
...
+
Victoreen
+
16
From
-Federal ' Rotifer ve
From
others...—
Banks
215
+
157
—-
+
388
+
fExcluslve
of
loans
to
loan
banks
items
and
deduction
after
shown
are
valuation
of
gross.
■
Gas
60-cent
Light Co.—
series B bonds,
cumulative
Co.,
American
Redemption
fund for F.
notes
861,984
20,553,876
Other
R.
5Vac/o
cash
"Discounts
342,955
r
-
and
368,782
Acceptances—bought outright
u.
s.
Government
Bought
Bonds
——
-
bought outright
under repurchase agree't
'"Held
Total U.
S.
Govt,
90
"Due
loans
from
securities
25,519,372
13,162
1,203,347
+
il"!
+
317,979'
—
161,600
+
25,519,372
Bank
securities-.
25,734,123
foreign
"Uncollected
banks
items
cash
2,469,047
+
161,600
2,469,047
+
Total
76,962
+
730,741
—
52,413,459
—————
+
9,000
+
Oklahoma
+
325,884'
'
LIABILITIES—
Mississippi
River
Products
Reserve
notes
26,881,378
44,691
+
102,736
Tyrone
—
%•>"'
preferred B (quar.)
5%c/o
convertible
preferred
$3.60
9-
9-
10-
9-
1
10-23
9-22
9-10
8-29
40c
9-10
8-15
9-
1
8-15
—
$1.10
9-
1
8-15
20c
8-25
8-
U.
S.
bank
reserves
18,587,351
Treasurer—genl.
account
326,924
Other
+
321,749
—_
21,811
+
>
38,107
+
482,911
Foreign
40,215
3,219
9-
5
10-
1
$1.25
9-
1
—
Pacific
Atlantic
Canadian
Investment, Ltd—
254,616
+
74,175
Pacific Finance
57,846
Pueifio Northwest Pipeline $3.30 pfd. (quar.)
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co., common...
+
*47,907
Corp.
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items—
-
Other
liabs.
accrued
19,718,935
+
96,914
4,393,366
+
649,255
15.777
+
1,662
dividends
+
—
318.852
178,315
+
1,098
Pacific
4Vo
Total
liabilities
h,009,456
ACCOUNTS—
792,522
+
+
244,371
Park
.V
Chemical
354,983
——
Other
capital
Total
.
Ratio
of
combined
+
'
-•"+'
17,016
61,605
——- —
212,279
capital accounts
gold certificate
bilities
+
27,543
;
deposit and F. R.
to
„
&
132
809,198
-
accounts
liabs.
+
52,413,459
—
9,266
+
801,920 ■'+
+
^
——
2.892
325,884
—:
•
44.1%
—
0.2%
3.4%
—
.Contingent liability on acceptances
v
purchased
for
foreign
correspondents
106,052
.
loan
commitments
*
1
1,205
1,041
-
.
I,
+.
•
;
■
•
+
55
30,519
773
—
1
9-30
9-10
preferred
10-
1
12-15
9- 2
8-15
9-
8-15
8M1C
2
8-20
$35c
8-
9-15
10-
10c
Below will be fouruj
_
•preferred
and
a
common
list of corporate bonds,
notes,
called for redemption,
9-
1
8-15
3ljic
-12- 1
11-14
9- 2
8-13
$62y3C
1st pfd. (quar.)
Pcnn
Fruit, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.68% conv. preferred (quar.)
Pennroad Corp. (from net invest, income)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
9-
8-15
9-15
8-:ftc
....
1
8-20
57 ^.c
9-
2
8-20
58 Mac
9-
2
8-20
9-15
8-22
15c
•rn5. those called under sinking fund provisions.
Jne date indicates the
redemption
last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
file- current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
or
$1.10
9-
1
9-
1
8-
8
$1.01
$1.17 Ma
9-
1
'"8-
8
8-
Pennsylvania Power Co—
4.24%preferred (quar.)
NOTICE OF TENDER
.
._
—
Company and Issue—
.
3 M»%
Few
•
1st
&
Date
mortgage
bds., series A,
due
Oct.
Jersey Junction RR.—
100
year
4'*
1st
mortgage bonds,
due Feb.
1,
1,
1970 Aug 28
*
1986—Aug 21
*
8
6%
Artists
subord.
Citizens
Productions
conv.
Utilities Co..
Pag*
Corp.—
debentures, due July 25, 1966—Sep
1st mtge. 3(a% series due 1972Sep
Circle
Corp.,
Peter Paul, Inc.
8- 8
9-
1
$1.12Ma
9-
1
8-
8
$1.15
9-
1
8-
45c
10-
1
9-
$1.08
9-
2
8-13
$1.16
9- 2
8-15
"
25c
50c
9•
2
8-15
9-26
'9-2
10-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)-
:
ioc
1
3
*
'l
443
Aug 19
47
$1.20(4
of
9-15
9-
9-
3
1
6-22
9-15
9- 2
25c
(quar.)_
9-
2
-8-1
9-
1
8-22
7MsC
9-
9-10
8-15
25c
(quar.)
9-20
50c
(quar.)
9- fi
2
35c
9-
2
8-15
I
75c
9-10
8-15
25c
9-1
$1 pref.
(quar.)
common
Phila., Germantown
Quarterly
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Norristown
RR.
Phila. Suburban Transportation
9-30
9-
4
9-30
9-
4
9-30
8-29
1
8-15
9-1
8-15
27c
9-
1
8-15
26c
——
9-
1
8-15
Mexico—"
New
$1.25
—_
9-13
9-
40c
—
-
27 Mac
-
2
8-20
2
9-
$2
—
9-
9-16
75c
-
——
(quarterly
1
8-15
8-
7
9-30
9-15
9-30
4%;
9-15
in¬
from
—1
(quar.)
5c
8-25
8-
X
$35c
8-25
7-15
$15c
——
9-30
$-29
87(aC
1
9-30
8-14
9-11
8-21
30c
-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
10-
5c
25c
.:
—
—
9-26
9-12
9-19
9- 6
-
12 (2 c
7-1A
-
$$1.50
10-
•-12
1
9-11
50c
31M4C
a
9-
8-21
2
V
>8-15
15c
9-.16
9-
55c
9-12
8-15
$270
2
10c
1
10-
.
1
9-12
12-12
7-31
8-18
40c
(quar.)-
8-25
8-11
25c
8-30
8-
9-
5
8-14
9-
5
8-15
90c
9-
5
8-15
$1.12 Ma
9-
1
8-11
75c
Lie.
9-15
8-15
5c
8-11
7-14
—
12 lac
90c
—
Tobacco,
B
9-12
10-
1-1-59
$5c
$28c
(quar.)i
common
(quar.)
-
8
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
,,
—
(quar.)
(Texas), commonk
5c
7-14
9-
9-15
9-3
8-30
8-15
lOe
—
9-15
J25C
(quar.)—
8-11
50c
37 Mac
—
Inc., common
A
(quar.)-
Aviation
8-20
5
—
(initial)
Corp.—
——
preferred
"F"-
$1
(quar.)
preferred H
Rockwell-Standard
Rockwood
&
8-15
& Electric
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
8-15
9-
2
$1.233%
9-
2
8-15
10c
9-
2
8-14
55c
(quar.),
A pfd.
Corp.
574*
2
9- 2
$1.02 Mi
.
—
9-
9-
5
8-20
(quar.)
series
50c
$1.25"
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
9-10
10-
1
9-30
9-
1
8-
9-
-
1
8-8
8-20
7-31
"
„
Rohm
474*
& Haas Co.,
preferred
(quar.)*
common
.
,.
Tool Co.
4%- '
$20c-
'
—
1
9-
2
&
8-15
$10c
9- 2
15c
8-28
12 (2C
Reid, common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
.50c
$L
Marie
Ross Gear
•
(quar.)
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (stock dividend)
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B- (quar.)
8-28
8-18
9-
2
8-15
9-10
8-11
(quar.i
40c
(quar.)
Royalties- Management Corp
s
.V,
5C
.
5c
Ruppert
(Jacob), 4'%%
preferred
$1.50
9-
4
8-20
(quar.)—
40c
8-28
8-14
(quar.)
20c
8-29
8-15
(quar.)—
$1.12(i10c
5%
preferred
&: Power,
9-10
8-15
.
8-18
com.
37 (aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
51.25
,
10-
1
9-
5
8-11
9-19
10-
1
9-10
8-15
9-
5
9-15
St. Louis, San. Francisco Ry.—
5%
convertible preferred A
5%
convertible preferred A (quar.)
5%
St.
preferred A (quar.)
Regis
$4.40
Paper
Co.,
$1.23
—
—
12- 1
10-24
10-24
33c
9-
1
$1.10
(quar.)
1st preferred series A (quar.)
common
Balada-Shir riff-Horsey,
I. 1
12-15
$25c
$$1.25
(quar.)
9-18
$1.23:
(quar.)—
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
10-
9-26
9-26
8-
1
common.:
9-
5
9-15
8-
8
$343«c
8-14
8-11
$351Jc
Ltd.,
preferred A (quar.)
being called for redemption on
Aug. 19 at $27 per share.
Convertible
into common shares to Aug. 18.
1
$15c
5Mi%
9-
1
8-11
Above Issue
63/4%
San
preferred
Antonio
Voting
(quar.)
Transit Co.—
trust
4% %
1
9-
2
8-
8
9-
2
8-
—
29 11/16C
9-
2
8-
8
i——
293aC
9-
2
8-
8
9-
2
8-
8
9-
2
8-
8
8-20
8-
5
15c
common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
conv.
11-
60c
:29 11/16C
certificates
San Jose Water Works, common
434 7p
Co.—
<
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
8-15
50c
25c
;
8-29
9-
50c
preferred K (quar.)
8-12
;
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
v
87 Mac
preferred I
9-19
$1.12 Ma
(quar.>
(quar.)
8-29
8
$1
Island)
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
9-30
8-15
8-29
8
:
(quar.)
4.y3% preferred
Pheoll Mfg. Co.
Date
Consumers Power Co—
.4%% 1st mortgage bonds series due
1987—.
Perfect
.
Pfaudlcr-Permutlt Co. (quar.)
partial redemptions
Company and Issue—
Associated
-
quar.)_
:
(increased quar.)
Permian Basin Pipe Line Co.
Pag6
Navigation Co.—
•
.
(Long
8-29
35c
(quar.)
certificates
6t. Joseph Light
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
•
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke (quar. )
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.), com.
41 a 7c
preferred
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
9-30
(quar.)
com.
8
Perfex
Lehigh Coal
45 c
2
(quar.)
Corp.
trust
4.1974*
Rose
92 VaC
4.647c preferred (initial
Penobscot Chemical Fibres
8-15
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)
Rockwell Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
9-15
31M4C
■
stock
8-15
2
8-29
434 %
8-29
1
30c
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.057c preferred D (quar.)_
;
4.707c preferred E (quar.)
4.50% preferred F (quar.)—
4.6074- preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glavss Sand Corp. (quar.)-
Notices
2
9-
9-30
4.95%
6
3.707c
RmtfempHon CaHs and Sinking Fond
9-
$1.07(a
Batten
& Myers,
class
4 74*
-
$1.25
-
4.40%
r
9-
$1.16
9-30
Fund
class
Rochester Gas
*
-
8-15
$1.12M»-
j.
—
J.)
Oil
Robinson
8-15
1-2-59
50c
-
7
9-12
2
9-
Robertson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
9-15
2 Mac
-
8-1#
9-30
$1.06(4
-
!
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
8-29
1
10-
2 MaC
(quar.l)
(quar.)
9-10
$1.04
convertible
Robbins
$1
(quar.)
Brewing (quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Voting
8-20
9-15
$1
Peniblna Pipe Line, Ltd., 57c
7-29
1
$1.05
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co.
Co—
preferred
8-12
9-
9-30
Co.
&
(R.
Richfield
8-22
9-
1
8-20
$25c
Ltd.,-"common
(quar.)
A
4Ms 74*
12-19
5c
8
8-15
2
of America—
Grip
Rheem
9-19
12-30
45c
—
4.607c
"
Industrial
10c
25c
:
Peabody Coal, common, (quar.)
57c preferred (quar.)
5%
8-15
-
8-
9-
25c
preferred
(quar.)—
Resources, Inc
——
Common
8-15
2
(quar.)
com.
9- 1
„
,9-15
$1.03-
Revere Copper & Brass,
Rexall Drug Co. (quar.)
8-15
2
9-
10c
(quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pld. (quar.)—
Paterson Parchment Paper (quar.)
Paton Mfg.. Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Pearl
lia¬
2
9-
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Corp
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
Park Sheraton Corp.
reserves
noto
conv.
57!»
Capital paid in
Burplus (Section 7)—:
.Burplus (Section 13b);
Eastern
preferred
6 c!o
CAPITAL
Consolidated
Machinery
9-
—
—
Tin
Package
Panhandle
$3c
60c
Common
8- *
8- 6
$2 Mac
(quar.)
Republic Industrial Cotf>. (quar.)—
Republic Insurance (Texas) (quar.)
8-15
82 MaC
(quar.)
8
2
1
25c
—
9-12
—
8-
2
9-
61 Mac
Co.
Purina
Class
8-12
$1
+
—
9-
0-
.
6
62 MaC
(quar.)
8-16
274'
—
10-13
1
10c
(quar.)
8-15
UC
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reading Tube Corp.—
/'■b $1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)_i—
Refractory
Insulation (quar.Reliance Insurance Co. (quar.)_:
—*
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.
i':;'
Class A (quar.)
Extra
9-22
10-
2
8-30
(quar.)'
Ranco,. Inc. (quar.)
Rapid American Corp.
5
90c
pref.
9-
50c
Inc.
income)
Power
Reynolds
Deposits:
V. Member
8-20
37 (4c
'
$30c
(quar.)
;
Ltd. (increased)
Growth
Ralston
8-21
9-12
$1.44
(quar.)
$5
9-10
$1
(quar.)
Outboard Marine Corp. (quar.)
—
Owens-IlIInols Glass,
compon (quar.)
47preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co.,
8-28
$1.19
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Radorock
8-18
9-10
—
com,
2
——
dividend
Radio Corp.
$3.50
1st
Rapid
(quar.)
preferred
9-
5
9-10
84c
—
preferred C
D
8- €
$1.75
;.y w
8-14
9
10c
30c
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
O'oklep Copper Co., Ltd.—
A payment of 6 shillings equal to approx.
84c per -American sli. subject to South
African exchange control.
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4f/o
9-12
18c
25c
Oster Manufacturing Co
Otter Tail Power (Minn.)
8- «
45c
(quar.)Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Line,
(quar.)
Corp.
8-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
Quebec
;
{.
Oil
vestment
6(4c
.
2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Putnam
of See.
.
2
Holiari
(Roduced-quar.)
Oliver
9-10
Co. of Colorado—
Public Service
Payable
9-10
1
9-
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com..(quar.)—
Purex
—
Federal
4.08%
1
Share
1
16-
8-19
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.3274* preferred (quar.)
4.1674* preferred (quar.)
When
10-
i5c
(quar.)
Pure
Inc. (quar.)
Olen Co., class A (quar.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical- Corp.—•
20,918
801,920
+
450
1949— Sep
1,
8-19
9-19
i--—
(quar.):
4.30%
fin Volume 187.
Name of Company
7
391.9UO
116
+,
'''
392
Par
4.407a
assets
March
2
55c
3V2%
dated
bds,
issue,
8-19
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.40 div. preference common
392
.Aug 22
.
2
$1.37(a
;
Public Service Electric & Gas,
(Continued from page 12)
2,118,091
— —
12,190
+
165,060
;
+
—
— —
5,158,769
89,879
.
assets
+
15
promises
Other
this
in
1987
2
9-
Washington Insurance Co.—
preferred
5.057<>
due
8-29
b-
!■
pfd. A (quar.)
4)2 74K preferred
588
Aug 20
9-15
25c
"
4.1874?
1962
8-22
$1.75
Co
4.647£
-Aug 19
8-
5
$1.25
—-
preferred
preferred
4)4%
•
1
6
9-15
9-
$1.75
Corp.
Co.,
8-25
8- «
10-
$1.20
$2 preferred (quar.)
Provincial Transport Co.,
4.20%
548
10-15
25c
-
;
—
America
Public Service
stock- .Aug 30
15
of
Gardner
Stock
301
+1,573,679
+
10,000
'
$1896
.Oct
8-15
18c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Providence
DIVIDENDS
4.757a
and
4 Ma jo
f.
s.
12,865
+
161,600
+
1
1
9- 2
35c
(quar. 1——
5% preferred A (quar.)—
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
.•
Punta Alegre Sugar (reduced):
'
Total
pfd.
363,817
—
'
■
—
1,510,310
21,507,291
10,000
2,483,771
Total
'
■
32,590
Notes
>
(closed)
28,870
—
—
securities:
Certificates
0
cumul.
Co.—•
subordinated income debs, due June 30,
•Announcement
outright—
Bills
•/
937
342
-Sep
preferred stock, series A
Tampa Electric Co.—
1st mortgage bonds, 5% series,
York-Adelaide Realty Co., Ltd.—
Corp.
Steel
Co.
Prince
148
446
Refining
24,998
—
84,548
—-
444
1
9-
9-15
$t
—
Powell River,
Ltd.
(quar.)——
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)——,
President Electric; Ltd.——
—1,388,503
3,920
+
181,819
441
Ltd.—
conv.
(quar.)
Potomac Electric Power, $2.44 pfd.
$d.46 preferred (quar.)
441
Nov 25
8-25
9-10
25c
investment income)
(from
Gas
Coxnpany (quar.)
Stock
•
advances
Industrial loans
:
+
15,106
—
Horsey,
cumulative
Suntide
&
Potash
f. gold bonds
_Oct
2
1
62 Mac
—
preferred (quar.)
Portsmouth
—1,413,501
1,895
.
Poor
1
910-
$$1.50-
.—
r
Pittsburgh, Youngstovn & Afhtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Fag*
f. scries A bonds, due 1969. .Aug 29
s.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 574>
591
1987——— .Aug 28
8-11
8-
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
1957
17,001
-
5V\'/'o
Corp.,
(increased-quar.)
77o
\ 293
1
2
2
5c
(quar.)
Aircraft
99-
75c
(quar.)
-
Fund
8-11
$1.25
42 (2 C
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—-
Aug. 14,
1958
19,691,892
.
Total gold certificate reserves—
F. R. notes of other banks
.
Aug. 6,
1958
certificate account—..
393
CALLED
Inc.—
6 %
cumulative preference stock-—
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd.—
1st
Aug. 13,
ASSETS—
449
Northern Canadian Mortgage Co.,
Inc. ( + ) -v
Dec. (- -) since
-
ISSUES
■
5%
Gold
2
8-11.
2
Electrotypers, Ltd.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.>
590
1
1973 -Sep
1,
due Sept.
preferred stock
Car
(Hartford)
common
Natural
5%. 7v
$2.50
Salada-Shirriff
(In thousands of dollars)
■;
Date
5M»%- 1st participating
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
8-11
9-
—.——
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
'
—
•
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
2
Common
cumulative preferred stock
MacMillan Ss Bloedel, Ltd.—
4% first mortgage bonds, due 1965
re-
»
.
1
26
—Sep
mortgage bonds, 4%% series due
Knudscn Creamery Co. of California—•
374
i
449
1
due April 1, 1348 (ext. to April 1, 1966 at 5% >— .Aug 29
Aviation Equipment Corp., 6% subord. debs, due 1964- .Aug 29
El Paso Electric Co.—
-
servesf individual
Sep
Instrument Co.—
ENTIRE
430
985
—-
1977—
1,
Company and Issue—
North
^
Piper
due Sept.
Mills,
Street
Pioneer
Power Co.—
1st mortgage 4 %
Leath
—...
9-
s-a)
preferred
Pine
#
1
convertible subord. debentures du'c Nov. 15, 1967— Aug 30
6%
+1,291
86
637
1,643
1
548
Pillsbury
Air Line RR.—
Nevada
1st
banks..
446
$4
general & ref. mtge. series C bonds, due 197G~Sep
Natural Gas Co., 5cumul. preferred stock.Oct
Worcester
deposits:
Foreign banks—.———
Cone wings:
(Increased
Co.—
& Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
debentures, due March 1, 1978
4%
+
667
+4,825
+ 3,023
60
+
445
1
Sep
1977——
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.—
6% 1st mtge. & coll trust 20-year s.
deposits
Interbank
-
140
—
U.
;
06
116
+
—•
Time deposits except U. S. Government
28,458
s. Government deposits—
—-•
4,519
5
20
281
Water
Haven
Insurance
Photo Engravers &
445
Union Oil
LIABILITIES—
Demand
/.
Federal
+
preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Piedmont Natural Gas
1st mortgage 55»% bonds, series C, due Sept. 1, 1986__Sep
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 series A pfd. stock———
Aug
+2,154
+1>781
+
531
+
56
—*
24
+
253
1,624
983,4C
$4.95
Co., Ltd.—
25-year 3%%debentures,
+3,361
9,374
-
—
vault
Balances
•
—
banks
27
+
Sep
series E debentures due Sept. 1,
Seaboard
+9,351
+
863
+2,973
—1,107
20,321
—
Manufacturing Corp.—
f. debs, due Aug. 1, 1961
Groceterias
Southern
221
—
+2,170
+
226
+3,024
-
»-
19
+
-
Treasury bills
2,149
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
4,687
Treasury notes—7,015
i
8-11
—
—
Phoenix
3M«%
431
1,275
2
445
s.
Northern
securities.--—
9-
$1.23a4
(quar.)
91M4C
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)——
Phillips Screw (resumed)—
h—
New
for pur¬
chasing or carrying securities
•
preferred
of Rec.
12 (ac
——
(quar.)—
$3.95
Bolder»
(quar.)
common
preferred
349
6%
Other loans for purchasing or carry-
i-.
Water,
$3.65
2
Vj %
Loblaw
121
+
444
1st mortgage 3a.'*(/o
1st mortgage 33/4%
(in millions of dollars)
-
and
■Loans
1
Indiana Gas & Water Co.. Inc.—
1957
,
1
When
Payable
9-
546
4
Aug. 7,
1958
1958
Par
Share
Name of Company
Phila Suburban
444
1
Haskelite
Decrea.se (—) Since
Aug. 6,
Page
#
bonds, series B, due Sept. 1, 1980—Aug 29
bonds, series C, due Sept. 1, 1980—Aug 29
1st mortgage 33/«% bonds, series D, due Sept. 1, 1980—Aug 29
Increase ( + ) or
*-•
Date
Co—
debentures due Sept.
1, 1959
—Sep
Glcn-Gcry Shale Brick Corp., 6% 1st preferred stock—Sop
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3Ma% debentures due Sept. ,1, 1971——Sept
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem-
A summary
Company and Issue—
Federal Machine & "Welder
million.
Monday, August 18. 1958
...
4.707e*
4.7074*
5Ma %
Savage
preferred B
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E
Arms
Corp.
(quar.)——
(quar.)
29%c
——
38%C
10c
11-15
8
Number 5769
Volume 188
.Jhe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
When
Par
"
Name of
i
-••**'
Company
Savage Industries Inc.
Common
; share
-
•*
]
preferred
,
:____
a2'_
z
Scovill
Mfg.,
Stuart
5.20%
Sun
8-15
net income)
9- 1
8-14
9-5
Co.
8-6
15c
26c
._
.;
-
8-29
9-
3
8-15
9-
2
8-14
65c
9-
1
8-15
$$1.25
10-
1
"9-5.
8- 6
Sunshine
Biscuits
10-10
9-18
Sunshine
Mining
10-10
9-18
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
9-18
9-18
8- ,8
«v 8-1
8- 5
8-23
Corp.,
Whelan
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
convertible
28»/ac
9-
1
8-
Universal
7
41'Ac.
9-
1
8-
Insurance
Winding Co.—
7
(quar.)„
90c
convertible
Utaco Uranium
9-10
9-19
75c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Universal
8- 7
* 8-30
11-29
-11- $
2-1-19
1-29E
1- 2
$-1$
11-lf
18-18
22'/ac
$3.50 convertible
$3.50
9-15
8- 8
8- 5
9- 1
- '
8-15
8-30
8-30
7-30
8-11
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
9-15
9- 8
9*» 3>
9- 1
8-20
MO
f-14
8-8
0-1
'
Universal
33c
9-10
0-2O
6c
6c
87%o
87Vic
65c
25e
(quar.)
8
HoUara
Corp.—
(quar.)
9-15
8-
9-10
25c
When.
75c
$1.75
eommon
preferred (quar.)
Common
•
2nd preferred, 1955, series
Fund, Inc
Sunrise
Steel
S.
7%
United
■
49
Payable of Mac.
Shara
Company
Common
;
Superior
5Va%
—,
-
;
(quar.)
(Canada)
U.
9-15
35c
t25c
;
"
;
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
50c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 1
25c
(quar.)
_
Oil
Share
(quar.)__:
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil Co.—■
Common
(quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
10-17
10-17
$1
—,85c
91'Ac
■■
Scudder Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund
(From
preferred
Sun Life Assurance
9-30
11-1
(quar.)
Coal Co.
Oil Co., Ltd.
(D. A.)
Suburban Propane Gas,
8-4
,
Webster
&
Stonega Coke &
8-20
8-20
8-20
"
,,50o'j/^-9-1.0•-
pfd.
•
37»Aft;
....
-
(quar.)
3.65%
30c.
-v.
(quar.>__
$3.40' preferred
r
8-29
"8-29
8-29
8-18
10-15
"
•.
Holdert
When
Par
Name of Company
Stone
10c
18-%c
32'Ac
Scott.'PapeE-Co., common-, (quar.)___—z-'zz
$4
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
(Arizona) —
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30-preferred (quar.)_
Schering Corp., common.(quar.)
._&:%<<-preferred (quar.)
s
75c
(693 >
Co.
—
(quar.)_
,
preferred
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
1-1$
8-14
1-15
-;
'
Stevens
Scudder
Clark Fund
&
Seaboard Finance Co.,
(fr. net inc.)
(quar.)
common
$4.75
'$1.18'%
preferred
(quar.)_.
:
$5 preferred A
(quar.)
___—
T !'S5 preferred B (quar.)
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Sealright-OswegOrFails (quar.)___
Searle (G. D.) 6c Co. (quar.)
,
C.
Sears-Roebuck &; Co.
'
65c
Seminole
5%
c
.
s
Oil
&
Gas
preferred
Co.,
pfd.
5%
Z'-U■.
(accum.)
%*:-75c
■,
,1-
-
Class
23c
_
4%% •.preferred B .(quar.).
;
Sheaxfer- (W.
".Class.
B
Shelter
-
•
A.)
class
Pen,
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
;
"•
_!
/-.Voting trust certificates
«6iegier~Cocp. (reduced)
$2.44 pfd.
Pacific Power,
i
A
-
Class
-
B:. (quar.
(quar.)—
common
Class :B(quarG^—s—
jc f
x
'
•
9-12
9- 5
"u'x.. 30c-.,< 8-20
11c-• • 8-20
■ «S;
Morgan) Co. ;(quar.)
Snap-On-Tools (quar.)
,'4_i
KlineFrench Laboratories
■VSocony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.
"...Sonotone
Corp.,
common^quar.)
_;$1,25, preferred., (quar^^:
v.;'. $1.55 preferred, (quar.)
South Bend: Lath Works
(quar.)
•
preferred
——
:
,
(quar.)
Southern Natural Gas
(quar.)
Soutlxern Railway Co.,
non-cumulative
6%
;
—
...
Southwest Gas, Corp.,.common
.
30c*.-
•
9- 2
310-,
.
.
4.90%
>5%
9-15
"•
•
5%
:
.
5%
"
.
.
.
-
preferred (quar;)
preferred ..(quar,)—
tx4.155c. preferred (quar.)
.-Wx:4<25^"- preferred (quar,)—
--
3.90fc
r;97J/2C
$ 1.0314
$1.06^' $1.10
$1.15
,
—
Standard
Class
Forgings Corp."'(reduced'
Co. (Del.),' class A' (quar;)_
Milling
B
Calif,
Oil Co. of
Standard
Standard Oil Co.
;■
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Indiana)
Standard
Oil Co.
(New Jersey)
Standard
-
Oil Co.
of Ohio; com.
9-8
(quar.i_-.__ir
55c
62',2C-
Standard Radio, Ltd.
Star.iev
Warner
Corp.
State Fuel
Sterchi
c
Sterling
Stores
Aluminum
Products
preferred C (quar.)—
Stern & Sterii Textiles, Inc.
•.
.
4?.2fc
Stetson
preferred
(John
B.),
Stew arc-Warner
t
•:
7f<
*
U.
•
first preferred
.
(quar. i
B.
(quar.)
.(quar. )
»
-,
433,4c
Gas
9-12
10-
9-12
25C
10-
9-
30c
(N. Y.)
1
9-
r
30c
25c
8-20
8-20
8-31
1.
8-11
•
9-10
9-30
$1.12'/a
—
9-10
$1.06'A
9-30
30c
9-15
8-25
9-10
8-20
8-22'
8-
31'Ac
(quar.)__
9-
9
9-
7'/a%
—
$1.06'A
>. $1.14
7
1
8«; 7
8-15
t
8-15
1
9-
9-1
8-15
8-22
8-1
25c
9-30
9-20
25c
9-10
8-11
9-10
8-20
Wood
Woodall Industries, common
—
(quar.)
Co.,
32c
Wood
8-15
11-14
9-10
8-28
Chemical Corp.,
preferred
9-19
9- 5
Woodward Iron Co.
35c
9- 2
8-12
Woolworth <F. W.) Co. (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.), Ltd. ordinary
9-
8-12
2
•
9-20
10c
9-
1
Corp.
preferred
Oil
Co.
•
9- 2
8-
9- 2
.8-15
9- 2
8-15
$1.25
"
9-15
8-20
2%;
B
8-20
9- 8
9-2
$*14
$-18
$-4
7-23
25o
9-2
25c
10- 1
25c
25c
" IOC
11- 1
12- 1
8-19
9-18
10-20
11-19
9- 1
$-15
37'/2C
10- 1
$1.25
9-15
9-10
8-15
40c
62'Ac
8di
(interim)
9- 5
9-15
9- 5
40c
(quar.)
9- 2
8-11
United
.
Biscuit Co.
^ Common
$4.50
Corps.,
United
Fuel
6%
class
United Gas
9- 2
10-15
tlOc
8-30
40c
9-10
25c
8-19
8-
$1.75
Cos.
,
8-19
(quar.)
com.
,
Ltd.—
Investments,
.
noncumulative
non-cumulative
*75C
New
United
Pacific
9-18
United
Co
Corp.
jersey
Science
from
S.
-
RR,
S.
4V2%
jquar.T
(quar.)_
security
profits)
Income
corrected
tax.
funde.
General
2
less 18%
Canadian nonresident# tax.
-V
Corporation and
& Chemical,
preferred (quar.)
8-22
9-
1
5
8-29
9-30
#-» 0
8-29
1
9-
1
7-26
9-
1
7-26
1
9-12
8-12
8-29
9- 2
__
25c
7c
10-10
9-20
.■
9-12
8-29
S.
Pipe
Playing Card
S.
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
preference series A (quar.)
& Foundry
15c
9-15
an
extensive development program now under way,
placed on water flood projects with the potential
major quantities of pro-ration free oil. Several of these
floods accrued to Sunset International when it recently acquired
part
of
is
being
producing
water
Oil
&
Gas
Corp.
of Denver.—V.
188, p. 392.
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Acquires Finance
8-29
9- 1
8-15
22'Ac
99-
1
This
,
5
1-1-59
8-15
12-
5
-
common__
announcement
10-1
9-10
9- 2
8-15
10-
1
9-15
on
Aug.
13.
Terms
pioneer in
tot
a
jeint
of the acquisition were
not
Y. Palitz, Credit-America is
techniques fcr financing pur-
Organized in 1939 by the late Clarence
noted
,
62'Ac
made
disclosed.
8-29
9-15
$1
50c
Concern—
corporation has acquired Credit-America Corp., a
instalment^ finance business, according
commercial
8-22
30c
(quar.)
!____
Morton A.
Sterling, President,
policy of expansion through
and
8-14
$t.l2»/a
50c
(quar.)
S.
As
emphasis
the
(quar.)
U.
stockholders.
development which has built its developed and •un¬
developed net crude oil reserves to approximately 20 million baryels
and net gas reserves to over 27 billion cubic feet. He also reported
Sunset's average daily oil production is approximately 4,000 net bar¬
rels and net gas production is approximately eight million cubie feet
a
day.
;
„
*
•
11-tfi
9-30
16,000
Sunset International follows a basic
acquisition
McRae
62'Ac
U.
approximately
stated
2c
;
> j.U.
(Continued from page 8)
,
8-15
1
12-
Machinery Corp.—
preferred
,
5
of
(quar.)__
common
Investment News
7-31
10-
$2.50
r_;
8-29
5%
and
income
8-15
t
Jamaica
8-14
10-
.
t
investment
5% preferred A (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co., common
9-11
.
Fund—
net
Hoffman
10-
20c
(quar.)
& Canal
pref.
„
15c
(quar.)
Borax
4 V2 %
Less
x
9-12
>,.» i ■•
,
32'Ac
t$l
:
Corp—Non-cumulative
partic.
from
;
t$l
(annual)
(annual)
preferred A
preferred B
United
55c
$1.06'A
;
20c
(5c
j Previous
published date waa Incorrect.
Tba
date and/or record date le Indicated here.
-
.
A preferred (quar.)
Improvement, com. (increased)
5%
..
Ho®*
at tba source.
tax
Less British Income tax.
*:5
r,'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United Grain Growers, Ltd.—
*'
'9-26
40C
$1.12'A
4'A%
•-
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
__
Ltd.—
preferred
United
In
resident
-
v
,
(quar.)
United Engineering & Foundry,
7%
40c
».
zr,
B
(quar.)
Electric Coal
Class
•
>.
a
t
dividend.
/ 8-15
——__
(quar.)
preferred
United
(increased)
•
of America—
'
'
8-22
9-15
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
Artists; Corp.
United
.
IPayable
—
(Payable in U. 8.
9- 1
12'/2C
4%-participating prior preferred
!—1
:—
•Transfer books not closed for thin
Terminal Cold Storage—
'
United Air Lines Inc.
.
«•
7-ll
9-15
-
•
——
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
,
(auar.)
Car Co.
8-23
20c
:
,
8-15
8-29
8-15
8-15
9- 4
(quar.)
.1
"'
of Louisiana—
A ' (quar.)—
Union
m
1
90c
(quar.)
com.
20c
Gas Corp.
(quar.)
\-
9- 4
'
50c
(quar.)—
Yale & Towne Mfg.
California—
Class
~
WurHtzer Co.
-8-15
9- 9
$-22
9-15
8-1
10-15
8-15
8-29
10-15
10-15
10-10
,
9-30
50c
Monthly
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(Kansas),
"L——
dividend
9-1
f30c
(quar.)
of
-
$-15
9- 2
9-10
8-29
9- 9
—_
Ltd.—
Corp.,
System
8-15
1
9-
(quar.)
:■
$-29
8-29
8-19
9-10
9-17
8-4
31'Ac
—
Extra
(Approximately 93c)
Wrigley
(Wm. Jr.)
(monthly)—
Monthly
Monthly
8-22
10- 1
8r^t5
8-22
12ViiC
(quar.)-
8-28
$1.50
com.
8-15
8-20
8-15
9-15
convertible
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)__T.
Woodward Governor (quar.)
8-29
62 Vic
8-15
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)u___
9-10
9-10
United Insurance Co. of America
9^15
5%
9-10
8-26
8<;11
8-11
9-10
9-10
10-1
9-15
9- 8
9- 2
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 8
9-10
9-10
10- 1
9-24
10- 1
8-19
9-10
9-19
8-30
9-30
9- 1
10-31
9- 1
9-20
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
t$1.37'/»
22'Ac
20c
(quar.)
9-15
62*/aC
'
.
H.) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred
35c
(quar.)
8-15
—
8-25
11-28
»'
—
•
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
70c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-15
9- 2
9-2
9-3
Corp.—
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., $5 preferred A
9- 2
1
25c
.
..
(G.
5'/2%
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Industrial
*9-6
Ltd,
Breweries,
10c
Co.
5%
8-15
v
(quar.)
$1.06 »A
(quar.)
8-15
8-11
8-11
$-29
8-18
8-18
Wl
—,—_—_
;
•
.
'
United
9-30
9-
5
50c
8-11
9-10
9-
10-
—
Corp. (quar.)
Supply, common (quar.)
Canada
9- 1
9- 1
—
5
9- 5
,
31'Ac
Illuminating
10-
10-
Clutch
Union Tank
;
9-30
10- 1
-.
9-12
$1.29
Class
U.
30c
9-12
1
10-
?
Sugar
Auto
9-1
28c
36c
25c
25c
$1.2C
f30c
,
preferred <quar.)__
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)____
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)
; f
Acceptance
Stock
U.
-
1
10-
(quar.)
Coal
Union Oil «fe
9- 2
50c ~
-
10-
$1.28
31% c
(quar.)
I1J25,
30c
50c
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
95c
Weston
(George), Ltd., class A iquar.)
115c
Class
B
(quar.)______
115c
4'/a%; preferred (quar.)
1$1.12'A
6% preferred (quar.)__*
1$1.50
Weyerhaeuser Timber
(quar.)
25c.
Whirlpool Corp., common
25c
4'A% preferred (quar.)__
85c
Whltaker Paper (quar.)
50c
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
75c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
$1.31'/*
White (8. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)-.
40c
Wlckes Corp.
<quar.)_
15c
Williams Brothers
(quar.)
J
18%c
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)
9c
Monthly
9c
Wisconsin Electric Power, com. (quar.)_
42'Ac
6% preferred (^1897) (quar.)
$1.50
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
90c
Wisconsin Public Service, common (qjuar.)_
30c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.26
Witco Chemical (initial)
25c
$1.31 V*
•
60c
common
5%
9-12
'
9-18
12-19
Western Tablet & Stationery
9-12
8-27
10- 1
1-1-59
50o
50c
9-12
'
9-30
8-23;o
8- 6
9- 2 _• '8- 8
9- 2x1- 8-8
9^ 1"
7-31
9-15
8-22
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
•Western
9-10
IO- 1;<>
' 8c
9-12
$1.27'/a
•
Telephone,
Indies
4.80%
-
8wl8
7-25
9-5
9-16
8-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Western
9-12
:
Coast
West
! 9-12
1
'
^
Snowdrift Co.
preferred
$1,44
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.).
Union
8-18
8-15
8-15
cZ
West
9-11
8-22
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.).
.
(quar.)
Carbide
9-15
9-2
9- 1
9- 1
12V2C
r«mmon
8.
5%
\
r
(quar. )„_
9-24
9-15
,
4.80%
8-18
9-12
35c^
,.$1.12
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
■
Co.
&
Wesson Oil &
10-
Insurance
Gas
25c
56c
8- 4
10-
Williams
Union
8-27
*
8-30
8-30
Co.—
Union
9-10
35c
9-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
6%
12-15
„
$1
Bearing Co
preferred
Union
)
9-30
12-31
(quar.)12V2c
1— •" 12&C
4%
$1.22 Va
United
-
8-30
8c
;
(final)—
Disc
6%
25c
Co.
Corp.
-
9-15
35c
(quar.
.
$1.25
(quar.)
Stix,. Baer 8r
*
$1.25
(quar.)
.
s
30c
—
Corp.—
Sterling Drug (quar.)__
:
Sterling Precision, 5^» pfd. A
^
~
Weeden
9-20
10-
8-30
-9-10
9-1
1
8-22
"
$1.16'/*
8-25
"
10c
15c
(quar.)
Supply (quar.)_
Bros.
25c
45c
(quar.)
Stecher-Tratmg Lithograph
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-
~
(quar.)
Corp.
8-29
9- 2
8-23
-j
.
9-12
62'Ac
aw<$1.12'A,
20c
(quar.)
(S. D.) Co., common (quar.)
$4.50. preferred .(quar. )__a^____h
Washington Mutual Investment FundWashington Water Power Co. (quar.)__
9-15
55C
9-19
10-10
Warren
1
9-10
invest¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
„
40e Jf' 9-2
-
' J15c
Hotels Delaware Corp
Statler
•
*"•
(quar.)
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Stauffer
(quar.)_H
preferred
9-
9-15
10-1
35c
1
com.
308 South La Salle St. Corp.
8-11
8-18
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
$1.60
Warner & Swasey Co.
$3c
—
~
'}•
8-11
35c
(quar.)
5%
8-8
9-10
* 9-10
35c
'
,
(quar.)—________—93^4c10-15
•' •
;'y
"*'
preferred
3a4«fc
'
Standard
5c
50c
5
;
8-14
9-4
8-12
Pharmaceutical Co.—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
Twin
9-1
8-20
8-28 7.' 8-15
9-2
8-15
9- 2
8-15
9-10
8-11
5c
(quar.)
9-
Common
25c
(quar.)—
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.).
—
Standard
'
8-15
15c
(quar.)_
$2.50 preferred A
—
*•"
9-15
10-
Trunkline
_.
40c
10c
Warner-Lambert
10-
Truax-Traer
—
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd.. CquarJ_L4_—
(from
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)_
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
.
^
Ward
8-22
5%
v-
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.25 % preferred (quar.)_
.
...
Fund
8-15
'
r
8-20
10-1
10- 1
9- 1
25a
62VaC
40c
31'Ac
(Jim) Corp. (increased-quar.)
Industries, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
5
9-15
'
30c
—
9-
$1.16
&
(quar.)
8-30.
$1.15
Co.
A
■
8-28
9-18
9-10
40c-
—
(quar.)
common
25c
4JA%
!
,
Walter
7-30
Co.,
8-15
50c
ilOc
—;
,
8-15
$-1$
8-14
7-31
8-29
9-15
'<
•
10c
——
i
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Townsend
(quar.)
26c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Co.
&
Class
9-12
Ordinary
Amulet
Walker
9-12
Toledo Edison
,
■
8
.
8-15
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
8-11
8-11
8-11
-
11-1
11-1
^
—4—
H- 1
V
preferred (quar.)—_—
;
11- 1
f4;60'c> preferred
(quar.)
11- 1
t'V: v4i75fc
preferred (initial quar.)
_:i $1.1814 • 11-1
: 4:36^
$25 par preferred (quar.)
f 2714c
11- 1 •
t
14.405c
$25 par preferred
(quar.)_____4—
27^0 11- 1
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
30c -• ■ 9- 1
..$1.44 preferred (quar.)
36c --■< 9- 1
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
—:
33c
9- t ■
r6parton Corp., common (yesumed)
15c
-. 9-19
8-29
preferred^-(quar;->4ii_-_
z.
*'/ $1.50 T 9-15
9- 5
v
Sjxear & Co., $5)50.preferred (quar.)
''$1.37%
9-1
8-14
Speer■ Carbon--Co: (quar.)
-—
25c n 9-15
r 8-29
Spencer Chemical,^ common (quar.)__i___l—
'•;» 60c
9- 1
8-11
f.
:4.205c--preferred (quar.)—
"
$1.05
9- 1"
8-11
h Spencer Kellogg <fc.Sons: (quar.)—;
20c
9-10
8-8
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
20c
9-25
8-14
i
$4:50 preferred: (quar.)—$1.12,/2
10- 1
8-14
u. Spiegel, Inc.;.co«imonrf4<quar.)—_———-■?.
25c
9-15
8-29
.-.'. $4:50 preferred <quar4
——l-———> $T.12,,ss
9-15 • ' 8-29
y.
Spokane International IIR. Co. (quar.)
..
3Cc
10-1
9-15
Quarterly
-—
i
30c
12-13 .12- 1
Sports Arena (D£L).
8tock dividend__i:
_
le,'e - 11-15
'3-15
"••-•■Spotless Co. (quar.)
:
,z—4__—
• *.
25c
» 9- 5
8-29
Standard Brands. Inc.,5common^(quar-))t.—60c
?.-.9-15 . 8-15
.$3.50 preferred (quar.)_1I—_______i—
871/2c
9-15
9- 2
.
8-
250
v
,
37c-- 9- 1
92V2C
11- 1
—-—
$3.70
>
1
10-
B
Co.
15c
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
10- 1
10-10
'•
,
9-
10-
A
Iron
&
Year-end
8
dividend)
Title Guarantee & Trust
"
45c
4
d
^
8-
10-
Travelers
4__
1
$1.12 Vz
Timken Roller
9-3
Walgreen
$1.02'/a
Class
8-15
..
Waite
8
9-
j.
Thrifty Drug Stores, com. (quar.)
4V2% preferred A (quar.>___—
4,/4% preferred B (quar.)
Tile Roofing (quar.)
<-■
8
•
$1.67'/a
Tliriftimart Inc.—
...
88-
9-1
$1.45
Markets, Inc.; com. (quar.)_
conv. preferred (quar;)__
:
8-12
Co.—
1
Thorofare
9-2
53)fc .preferred (quac.)w
-——»—:
-283Ac
Southwestern Life Insurances-Co. (Dallas)—-?
.
—
9-
•
$1.3334
$1.06 »A
5.16%
Transue
(quar.)
1
WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-2
.
9-
8
( quar.)
preferred
9-22
Common
8
8-
—
Mold
30c
preferred
3 '/o
Quarterly
8-
—.
'
(quar.)__
5.25%
8-12
Southwestern Public Service
1
(quar.)
5.12%
9- 2
'
9-
;
Oil
$12'/aC
40c
81.25
t31'Ac
20c
12Vac
8
(quar.)
(stock
5.10%
I2V2C-
•
Vulcan
(quar.)
Vulcan Corp.
8
8-
preferred
preferred
.
-'
dividend
8
8-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southwestern Investment,
Stock
8-
1
preferred
,
,4 $1.20 conv. prior preferred (quar.) ________
Southwestern Electric Service <quar.)
->
v
1
9-
(quar.)
&
50c
40c
Vick
9-
$1.46'A
(quar.)
preferred
-.
4.65%
;
1
$1.37'/2
;
;
Corp.
4.64%
?
9-
Raalte
9-
$1.43%
Gas Transmission,
4.50%
4V4%
4.60%
•
9- 2
preferred
4.10%
'
"■*'
(quar.)__
;
income)
;
common
75c
$1.37'A
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel' (reduced)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Van
$1.25
(quar.)
Chemicals
ment
8- 5
.
Common
8
$1.18%
t
8- 5
8- 5
8- 5
9-15
8-4
8-29
8-15
8-18
8-15
8-15
Valley Mould 8s Iron Corp.—
$1.12'/a
(quar.)___l__i;_l_.
Coal
Class
9-15
,
9-15
50c
9-15
15c V-v 9- 2
>
8
(quar.)_
Television-Electronics
8-15
*
i; li» 25o;
(quar.)
(quar.)
..;
.
;!>-» 70c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Paper Mills
"(Southland
——
8-
(quar.)
Pacific
Texize
8-15
8-I5
7-30
8- 4
8- 4
'J-.25V2C8-31
26V'ac., . 8-31
-%29%civ 8-31
,
1. 30^2C W 8-31
-150c ■« 9-29
30c
-9-6..
** 50c
.jx 9-12 4
;
i HOutham Co., Ltd. (quar.)
'Southern Company (quar.)
V.
r
—
9-1
(quar.)_
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)
4
j -ii'- 4% preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Manfuacturing, com. (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box Ltd—
Thompson Products, common (quar.)__
4%: preferred (quar.)
8-22
...
V~\. 30c V-;8-29
:
South Georgia Natural Gas—
,4.08^4 preferred) (quarj
4,245c.- preferred Xquarx)
preferred (quar.)
";1.v14-88''c
»31 'Ao
383ic<-
.
:
Texas
.
50ci-t f.-r 7c-
(quar.)..
35c
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Producing
Common
Tennessee
9-10 v 8-22
9-10.
8-20
.9-11 - 8-29
4 9-10
;8- 1
.9-309- 2
• 9-30 :■-?*
9- 2
*9-30 •>
9- 2
30c*30c^.
50c.K-
(quar.)
Gulf
Tennessee
.
.
,-Smlth
Smith
20c
8-13
55c
—:
8- 8
(6c from investment income and
from realized capital gains)-
8-29
8-29
8-27
10- I :
15c. .10- 1 i.
50cv , 9-11..70c--«. 9-15 >,
75c
9-15
.4' •v.45aiv>
-
9-10
1
Fund
Texas
8- 8
8-13
'
-—
Skelly.: Oil Co,-,, (qiiard
Smlth-Douglasa: Cog4(quar;)
iSmith-^Edson B;);. Ftmd_;_;
.•'
8-29
8-15
8-8
.
(quar.)___
.
ri, 8-29
9-10
■?
:
Oil Corp.-- (quar.)
Sinclair
•,Singer. Mfe-
:
.
,9-1
'
Slmonds Saw- & .Steele-
..
8-15
\ 8-29
8- 8
15tv»-
Simmons Co- (reduced)
>•
7-30
50c
10-
'
8-15
25c
_
9
8-15
,-62,/aC-;"-. 9- lt\
5*£, preferred -.(quar.
SihteWood Dairies; Ltd., class A (quar.)—
.
8-
9- 1-•
.
8-15
...*«•
9-15
50c
.
Texas
20c;-t<9-10
•
Slgnode Steel Strapping,
9-15
27c
(quar.)_w_
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
20c
Signal Gil'&.Gasf.,class A (quar.)
.-.
6.70%
61C.,V,, * 9- 1
(quar.)__
27c
pfd.
8-4
8-13
8-31
,v; 30c-*:. ...9-30
30c. 1 9-30
10c
9-1
...
8-
9- 1
:
_
15c--
n
.
•y.'Sicks Breweries, :Ltd.y common-<,(quar;)I——_
Sierra
,
8-28
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.85%
8- 4
$1-"- .' 9-1
s-1.25c" 9-15
Shopping, Bag Food Stores (quar.)
-
5.80%
9-2
/;**..•
—._•
jSJhoe Corp. of America; (quar.)
f
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
preferred
':-T-5:35%
8-25
9-12
•
-
pf^.XqAar-^--(--o'4iTiio,.$^
V'-'preferred/iquar.
.
15c
20c
_
;*>,
Shenvin-Williams.Cd.,
,
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
.
..
.preferred- -(quar:)
a
•
8-15
9- 2
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_TJ£___.
8-23
_
.—
iquar,)
Shenango Valley-Water-Co.—
4.50%,
y8-25
7-15
156Vic v 10- 2r
.15c..,
8-25
_
____
Mfg; Corp.
t50c
.
'.,
5%
dividend)
9-15
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
/
Eastern... Transmission, com.
5.75 %
-
•;«
8-25
10- 2
•
(stock
10-15
Britain Gas Light
9-2
9-15
v ,;.
■*.
Appliance
__
50c
Fenn Co., 4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
&
4.32 %
9- 1 : - 8- 8
12- 1
11-8
l2lAc.,.» 9-15
(4170
(quar.)__
com.
Utility
each
for
Petroleum
held)
50c
Taylor
New
/
B 1
Shawinigan Water. & Power,
4%
preferred A (quar.)
of Vista
shares
$5.50
Texas
.
100
9-15
1
share
(One
15c
Inc.
1
-•
10-
$35c
6
8-29
(quar.)
Tampax,
Texas
,
9-30
(quar.)__
Syracuse Transit Corp.
■ •
75c
(accum.)_.
9-
5c
Symington Wayne Corp.
9-10
8-
8-
5
$1
Propane, Ltd. (quar.)__
Sutherland Paper (quar.)
9-10
9-1,0
v
v 31v'Ac;•. 10- 1
30c «,
8-15
—
cleared bv end.of this year.
Serrick Corp., 90c class A (quar.)
--/•'.
10-2
3%... 9-30
Witb above payments all arrears will ba
;
-
8-20
-■<
25c
;r
-
8-20
\
.*<-40cv.,M^ 1
.
preferred A (quar.)
Security Insurance CO. of New Haven (s-a)
„
f
30c
__
_.
8-30
L_ 4i-'ZZ35c
_
Corp;,/common
Acceptance
.divideud_,T_
Stock
$1.25 "
$1.25
—
(quar.)..
Securities
.
-
1
(quar.)
Co
for
its
•
development
of successful
rvrhiAr
inrome-DrodllcinflC
BO
(694)
The Commercial and Financial
machinery.
Its
approximate
instalment
the
tinuing
commercial
receivables
outstanding
812,500,000.
will
Talcott
firm
the
operate
organization
present
and
now
Credit-America
the
as
con¬
Net
Peoples Gas System,
above.—V,
Inc.
182,
weeks
I.
Newton
United
of
Steers,
States
1958
•for offering
tive.
as
soon
bill
is
as
estimated
provisions of
the
bill
for
the
will
be
managed
Tennessee
Railway
Railway
would
186,
1958—Month—1957
$325,775
$319,203
$1,965,211
284,943
1,502,953
$85,396
income...
to
$34,260
$462,258
84,564
Earnings
26tock
earnings
1958
income
the
quarter
With
1957
Gas
Co.,
of
quarter
the
second
to
1957,
of
shares
at
run
according
1958
higher
to
income
Net
amounted
like
the
June
prior
the
for
period
30,
48
to
1957.
1958
of
than
during
This
corporation
for
51
or
outstanding.
$1,529,000,
has
cents
This
54
or
to
$2.66,
up
for
the
per
share
chare
for
like
first
Texas
quarter
second
has
to
of
the
for
customers
will
1958
quarter,
1957.
For
before
its
the
billion
the
facilities
to
stock
earnings
of
with
$3,157,000,
the
12
$3,256,000
oper. income— \
188, p. 91.
The
requirements of its
The expansion pro¬
seasons.
the second quarter,
leases
at
in
Acadia
10,300
call
Exploration Corp.,
for
feet
Parish,
with
wholly-owned subsidiary, completed,
discovery well in a 2,500-acre block of
a
La.
The
well
300
was
completed
barrels
per
the drilling of a second well on the
Mr. Elmer stated.—V. 137, p. 2047.
quarter,
in
day.
lease
oil
an
Current
during
sand
plans
the
third
The
office
will
■expanding
San
Tourth
Palo
enable
office
TI
in
Alto,
TI
Francisco
located
Calif.,
better
to
it
was
serve
its Semiconductor-
for
announced
customer's
on
Aug, 8.
located
in
the
Bay Area electronics market.
This is the
the Western states, with regional head¬
188, p. 450.
in
in Los Angeles.—V.
quarters
Texas Mexican
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue--
oper.
with
other
rev.
ry.
—if.
1958—Month—1957
fr.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$335,205
196,283
$1,930,741
1,216,837
$1,741,031
199,249
ry.
$151,066
$138,922
$713,904
$569,264
59,242
opers.
42,390
209,017
188, p. 392.
a
of
$11
sum
contemplated
188,
Period End. Jims 30—
Hallway
Hallway
oper.
revenue
oper.
expenses
1,171,767
Net
rev.
from
ry.
1958—Month—1957
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$11^225,273 $11,003,084 $66,422,918 $69,375,402
—V.
188, p.
738,470
91.
$1.34
Pacific
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Hallway
Net
oper.
revenue—
oper.
rev.
exps.—
fr.
ry.
opers.
8.482,711
50.609,09 1
51,700,961
$2,520,373 $15,813,827 $17,674,441
531.432
2,827,451
4.082,618
Net
Het
revenue-
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
fr.
4,918,721
$813,345
oper.
ry.
126'681
Western
5,120,383
$1,176,863
572,041
opers.
375,237
$217,193
$264,530
64.460
in
nlan
$36,039,795
29,045,908
$6,993,887
1,487,762
$39,926,010
30,858,597
cash
the
(«&
Inc.
before taxes
Taxes
on
3,084,756
See
inc.
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$3,683,199
$3,787,765
2,273,531
2,243,351
$1,409,668
413.355
463,271
Shares
Aircraft
Earnings
per
Total current
current
1958—3 Months—1957
1958—6 Months—1957
$19,547,698 $21,131,131
$40,163,154 $39,762,334
2,830,471
3,256,572
6,0o9,412
5,832 848
1.786,162
3,310,542
3,191,965
$1,470,410
$2,728,870
2,130,246
2,129,846
2,130,246
$0.60
$0.69
share
liabilities
Working
current
p.
S1.28
$1.24
37,059,117
7,486,871
7,832,216
29,226,901
assets
to current liabilities..
—V. 188,
$2,640,883
2,129,846
29,274,056
capital
of
the
Corp.
and
Artists
its
contract
for
the
that
of
the
purchase
from
A.A.P.
price
whom
it
made
that
in
in
cash
of
as
It
for
now
con¬
393.
than
henceforth
Division
50
years
silver
'-V,
Conn.—^Ac¬
-
1,603,412
on
shares
were
of
common
$27,613,800.—V.
stock
outstanding.
Inc.,
above.—V.
187,
p.
Co.—New
Bros.
Records,
new
Distribution
President
33
Inc.,
companies
and
other
key
Ward
Director
Industries
Chemical
The
new
over
accelerators
agricultural
and
total
It
188,
on
other
Until
and
by
basis
in
the
for
series
a
patented
exclusive
an
several
antioxidants
chemicals
products,
of
rubber
industry,
a
specialties.
Chemical, will be
of
group
the
Italy, and sold
on
nonexclusive
a
firm's
new
plant is erected, NaugatuckRumianca plans to import and sell in
Italy all of Naugatuck Chemical
products. The rubber company's chemical division, which operates seven
plants in the United States, is the country's largest producer of lubber
chemicals.
Among its other products are plastic materials, agricultural
chemicals
and
Rumianca
synthetic
been
has
include
r
bb
to
the
reports
firm
new
S. Rubber.—V.
will
be
first
For
the
for
nouncement
septecl
the
by
H.
sales
net
period
Boris
increase
an
period
months
Burns,
5 \2 ';c
of
income
was
equal
for
taxes
President.
the
to
87
the
cents
187,
The
1958
in
sales
net
the
reore-
corresponding
May
half
31.
year,
share
based
totaled
on
$823,128
the
951,455
outstanding at that time and compared with net income after
taxes in the 1957 fiscal period of S822.289 or 87 cents a common share
based on the 948,955 shares
outstanding 011 March 31, 1957.—V. 187,
adverse
conditions
y*
in
the
of
bond
market,
the
lias
for redemption
plans and did not deposit funds
outstanding 5!4c'r first mortgage bonds due 1987 on Aug. 15,
with
the Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York,
corporate
trustee,
and
previous
notice
As
of
intention
They will continue to
accordance
with
result
a
offering
of
the
new
sale
for
Aug.
of
new
the
redeem
interest
said
on
bonds
and
will
after
this
p.
be
Aug.
months
of
issue,
June
Ward
directors
holding
own
results
first
30,
it
was
will
pay
has
approved t
will take
company
corporation
substantial interest.
a
in
the
quarter
second
and
quarter
of
those
over
1958,
net
income
$34,450.
was
$3,482,289, against $3,371,414
$5,349,593 in the second quarter
and
this
Ward
year,
$6,853,703.
Auto
income
Net
sustained
of
loss
net
a
$248,819,
20
or
of
cents
$10,841,933 in the like period last year.
Supply Co.—July Sales Higher—
1958—Month—1957
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$
$
21,508,000 123,666,000
124,878,000
188, p. 591.
Wheeling: Steei Co.—Buys Nail-Making Facilities—
Alan Wood
Steel Co.
below.—V.
187, p. 2954.
White Stores, Inc.—July Sales Higher—
Period Ended July 31—
1958—Month—1957
$3,902,403
188,
393.
p.
'
'
'
1958—7 Mos.—1957
$3,505,873
1
$24,789,565 $20,009,308
■
,
.
Stores Inc.—July
July 26—
'
r
...
47,229,333
for
with
compared
set
the
June
28,
which
the
will
for
that
amount
to
with
compare
15,
of
110
which
originally had
selected
been
as
scheduled
previous
year.
The
of
fiscal
the
year
were
closed.—V.
188.
(Alan)
This
Wood
company
had
nail-making
for
an
nails
Oct.
Oct.
on
5,
Steel
Co.—Sells
announced
facilities
undisclosed
at
sum.
21,
acquired,
Certain
that
Conshohocken.
Alan
1958,
fiscal
retail units in operation.
supermarkets were opened, six
473
and
27
obsolete
489.
p
8
share
.
Aug.
on
ended
approximately $1.93 per common
per
share
for the previous
company
has
company
plus.
fiscal year
the
for
$1.71
"
the
*
$588,587,014,
$650,000,000
earnings
During the year 32 newly constructed
existing stores in new trade areas were
Wood
and
Pa.,
will
orders
Facilities—
has
it
to
sold
will
be
its
Wheeling
discontinue
cut
steel
Steel
shipments
accepted
Co
of cut
only
until
1958.
Harleston
R,
arc
more
Wood,
company's
diversification.
187,
President,
said
that
the
sale
is
in
line
with
policy of concentrating its efforts on products which
allied to its long-range program of expansion and
He
pointed
out
that
cut
nail production
has been
closely
insignilicant
V.
489.
were
,•
At
1958
$20,000,000
1958
year
net
$
356,208,443 308,039,518
28,
June
the
fiscal
current
$
40,264,561
ended
year
estimates
1958
would
year.
fiscal
$513,549,316
goal, for
a
1958—30 Wks.—1957
$
Sales
Sales
Sales Up—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
'
*
•
the
decision
to
put off a
bonds, Sept. 9 has been
mortgage
for
188.
to
bear
terms.
company's
first
date
11.—V.
their
of
a
the
22,276,000
—V.
company
the
1958
board
$
Light Co.—Bond Offering Postponed—
Redemption ol' 5 ¥4% First Mortgage Bonds Deferredto
of
year
Utah Power &
Due
stockholders.
operating
ended
Sales
■
shares
1033.,
out¬
freight
2496.
n.
Western
Higher—
$6,556,530
common
a
all
as
lines,
$2,000,000.
which
earned on sales of
Management
after
act
of closing plus additional amounts
earnings of the Amerind Corporations,
Ward's
this
six
sales
Winn—Dixie
$6,917,480 were reported by this
May 31, 1958, according to an an¬
over
Inc.,
1957.
months
first
was
Period End.
5 ¥2%
1957.
of
Co.,
which
shipping
jointly divided between Rumianca
of
ended
and
time
those
over
quarter
on
share,
—V.
188, p. 590.
S. Vitamin Corp.—Sales
six
Ward's
on
Ward's
of
quarter
three
$188,597
a
—V.
U.
to
under
Sales
and
in
1957
Italy's agriculture.
for
Isbrandtsen
ships
Isbrandtsen and his associates
improved
the
products to be made and sold by the new firm will
supplement
Rumianca's present line, and enable it to
provide a full selection of
chemicals for Italy's growing rubber
chemicals
Vice-
Records
shareholdings in two Dominican Republic subsidiaries, and
letter
June
See
also
Cook,
B.
Bros.
Ward, have agreed with Jakob Isbrandt¬
who, with his family, owns all the common stock of the
Isbrandtsen
sell the bulk of their Ward holdings to a
In
r.
industry and
Hal
compares with a net
loss of $223,047 in the preceding quarter
and with a net loss of $48,765 in the three months ended
June 30, 1957.
Sales for the second 1958
quarter were
producer for more than 40 years. Its
chemicals, industrial chemicals and fertilizers.
heavy
by
Warner
/
from
exceed
that
chemical
a
wholly-
a
Weininger, Chairman, and T. J. Stevenson.
the
at
also
handle
foreign
period based
Period End. July 31—
manufacturing
as
holding
1958
in
basis
ago
Record
This
countries.
the
Enter
company shares
will
in turn be distributed
to
Ward's
common
stockholders of record Sept. 10,
1958, on a pro rata basis.
It was also announced that the
Weininger and Stevenson families,
the principal stockholders of
and
made
excep¬
V
/
92.
Amerind Corporations,
letter
reorganization
Ward's
chemical
Naugatuck
to
months
six
appointed
to
p.
acquire
by R.
a
$750,000
stated
of
over
8
in
been
Sales,
several
payments not
was
plan
In
Among the products it will make and sell
Aug.
five year
a
the
*
its headquarters in
Torinese, a suburb of Turin.
are
on
Isbrandtsen
the
to be called Naugatuck-Rumianca, S.p.a., will have
Turin
and
its manufacturing
plant in Borgaro
Wallingford,
produced
Corp.—Acquisitions Announced—
will
for
President,
of
division.
company,
agents
announced
The
largest
Unit
—
formed
have
of
markets.—V.
corporation
berth
Jr.,
2953.
company
in
have
products."
Pictures, Inc.
Sept. 4—
on
company,
to
in which Mr.
Italian Affiliate—
Silversmiths
by James B. Conkling, President.
The initial releases, of which the titles
will, be announced shortly,
will be produced
stereophonically and minaurailjfe
The new company will maintain its own branch
sales offices in New
York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Regional warehouses in the same three
areas already
have been opened to provide services to distributors in.
the east, midwest and
west, respectively.
sen,
Corp.—Buys Stock of Unit—
Tuttle
Silversmiths.
subsidiary of Warner Bros. Pictures, has completed the organi¬
zation of its entire sales and distribution network in
the United States,
Canada
and Hawaii
and will enter the
record market with
12
new
albums on Sept. 4, it is announced
or
187, p. 2496.
manufactured
owned
debenture.
Off—
be
Wallace
of
Warner Bros.
Market
previously
$6
will
Tuttle
fine sterling
tionally
This
Armaments,
Virginian
p.
4 91
4 73
(F.
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
cper.
revenue—
$4,551,019
oper.
expenses.,
2,090.305
in
comparison
to
the
company's
overall
operation,—
1C29.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
—V.
ry.
This
Vick
Co..
to
p.
$2,460,714
income—
oper.
188,
293.
1,386,148
$3,023,897 $12,152,994
1,717,539
6,770,979
14,485,114
$
Sales
1958—7 Mos—1957
$
65.140,663
$
$
61,870,336
431,150.753
412,776,346
188, p. 393.
York-Adelaide
10,326,518
The
of
announced
jointly on Aug. 13 by H. S.
H. C. Keen, President of Lavoris.
be ratified by Lavoris stockholders at their annual
and would become effective Oct. 1.
Richardson, Jr., President of Vick and
must
The Lavoris Co., founded in 1902, manufactures and markets
"Lavoris"
mouthwash in the United States and Canada.
.
corporation
its
March
company and The Lavoris Co. have executed an agreement for
acquire all the properties, assets and business of The Lavoris
The agreement
Co.—July Sales Up—
1958—Month—1957
$18,967,575
Chemical Co.—To Acquire Lavoris Firm—
was
Woolworth
$33,452,689
-
Minneapolis, Minn., it
W.)
Period End. July 31—
1938—6 Mos.—1957
$5,421,526 $25,422,466
2,397,629
13,269,472
—V.
meeting Sept. 9
__
the
of
the
five-year
a
of negotia¬
is
stockholders
A.A.P.
substitution
and
result
a
A.A.P.,
all
to
jointly form
in Italy to manufacture and sell a line of chemical
products developed and manufactured
by the rubber company's Naugaa
Vick
36,760,927
assets
Ratio
of
$2,000,000.
This company and the Rumianca Co. of
Turin, one of Italy's
chemical firms, announced on
Aug. 12 that they would
Railway
Railway
$1,283,059
outstanding
.
Wallingford,
$1,544,414
1.547,412
income-!_'_
Net
Total
on
be
share
$6
United States Rubber
in
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
for
stockholders
per
1957 first half
•
Period End. June 30—
tiet sales
sold
stockholders
will
offer
to
Period End. June 30—
.
has
deferred its refunding
$9,067,413
Sterling
more
stores
1958—6 Mos.—1957
80,775
income
188, p. 291.
Trane Co.
out
Artists
discontinued
-
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$585,317
$639,767
' 368,124
exps
arising
United
been
stock
by United Artists
offer
new
share
per
in
effect.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
.
1958—Month—1957
$5,732,066
$6,297,246
ri88° per9111C0IUe~~~
&
former
t
Ry.—Earnings—
*«
Toledo, Peoria
12
United Industrial
p.
Texas &
suits
Inc.,
have
Kronwall, President, and Donald G. Millar, Chairman
of the Executive Committee, said these
operating statistics are on 0 pro
fonna basis which gives effect to the Feb.
14, 1958 merger of United
Drill & Tool Corp. and Greenfield
Tap & Die Corp.
These
latest
earnings, after preferred dividends, are equal to 38
cents
per
share on 1,602,471 shares of common stock outstanding.
In the compavabel period oi
1957, net income amounted to $2,241,100,
which
$2,728,069
income-
oper.
law
Goldhar
Sales of $18,840,100 and net income of
$712,100 atfter taxes were
reported
by this corporation and consolidated subsidiary companies
for the six months ended June
30, 1953.
corporation
railway
operations
14,695,191
United-Greenfield Corp.—Sales and Earnings
Net
Het
13,969,156
393.
p.
Record
RR.—Earnings—
8,497.204
3 A.'/:;.
standing stock of the three
U.
Texas & New Orleans
393.
p.
in
For
133,913
income
188,
Conn.,
The
$350,315
exps
oper.
.y'-\
adjusted.
substantial
that
Ownership of the
Net
Ret
all
Associates,
Maxwell
also announced
products
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
that
11
Telefilm
and
Telefilm
with
The
Instruments, Inc.—Establishes New Sales Office.
This corporation has
opened a new sales office
Components division
g
2,731,440
Associates, Inc.
820,000 shares of A.A.P.
also announced by United
was
—V.
sold
Texas
J
■
of
contract
flat
a
a
potential of
a
Chesler
was
its
tuck
during
"V-* '•
2,585,018
Aug
on
National
among
controversy amicably
It
an
capacity to approximately one
program is expected to cost about
1958—7 Mos.—1957
20,163,116 143,507,272 131,106,759
corporation has acquired the assets of Tuttle Silver
Co., Inc.,
of North Attleboro,
Mass., it was announced on Aug. 11 by H. S.
Stone, Jr., • President of Wallace Silversmiths and Mrs.
Arthur
F.
Smith, President of Tuttle Silver Co.
"
/
■
/
-
of
delivery
feet.
—V.
Warner
announced
was
Louis
tions
for
Commission
'
1958—Month—1957
21,708,174
Tuttle
.h
ry.
templated
30,
with $6,129,000
Power
the
meet
June
188,
j.\
55,707,020
per
$20,000,000.
Gas
'•>
51,064.600
$1.13
$1.12
or
months ended
Federal
to
or
Government.—V.
This
9,756,541
Sales
were
winter heating
daily
cubic
avail¬
amounted
common
1957
to $5,897,000 compared
period.
1959-60
increase
end one-half
income
net
of
1958
compared
in
pending
expand
V'
1958—6 Mor.—1957
8,729,056
or
months
stock
12-month
Gas
implication
Texas
1958—Month—1957
Konstantin
on 2,822,973 shares of common stock
according to an announcement on Aug. 5
six
period
consolidated
2,875,482 shares of
income amounted
preceding
gram
that
on
Italian
Co.—July Sales Up—
Silversmiths, Inc.,
quires Massachusetts Firm—
for
share
per
common
the
1958, net
the
of
the
$4,817,101
p. 450.
second
with
compares
outstanding for that period,
i>y M. W. Elmer, President.
Earnings for
to
amounted
to
the 12 months ended
$1.99 for the 12 months
from
negotiation with the
Period End. July 31—
"I
•-v.
$864,721
246,898,674
191,191,654
of
the
Corp.—Earnings, etc.—
share
per
cents
$987,619
175,747,439
earnings for
reported
stock
common
requirements
share
Texas Gas Transmission
able
•$122,898
purchased 700,000 shares of A.A.P. stock has been modified so as to
provide for a flat payment of $11 in cash per share instead ol $0
in cash and $6
debentures,per share.
President.
on
compared
Per
amounted
projects
under
2417.
p.
226,812,039
It
of
revenues
Carpenter,
share
per
dividend
quarter
jperiod ended June 30, 1957.—V. 188,
f>l,469,000,
2,409.295
1,544,574
40,733,871
National
total
levels
Orville S.
cents
preferred
second
of
1958,
to
883,173
30,982,330
the
8,272,243 shares,
JMr. Carpenter reported in the regular quarterly report to stockholders.
5:5,450,138
1,870,792
38,810,903
It
figures adjusted to reflect acquisition of La Gloria Oil
as a wholly-owned subsidiary, net income for the
second
1957
Corp. of America—Forms Italian Unit—
Walgreer.
538,503
30,111,847
392.
as
stock.-—
$8,307,015 $14,986,119
expenses
dispute
slightly to 49 cents
rose
outstanding
Lavoris
of
corporation
currently
591.
-
p.
June 30/58
revenue-
and
annual
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
quarter of
common
continued
company
«ccond
&
for
8,431,361
on
6 Mos. End.
oper.
t__—,_
of
shares
seven
-
•
p.
are
"
Uniied Artists Corp.—To Make New Offer for A. A. P.
Stock—Suits Dropped—
X
basis
the
on
$4,432,000 and annual earnings of $111,000.
issue took place early in 1958.—V. 188* p.
share
•
each
,
55,000
$0.31
pro-rated
for
on Aug.
12 announced formation of Vitro
Italiana,
A., an Italian subsidiary with offices in Rome and
Milan.
Vitro Italiana, wholly-owned
by Vitro and a subsidiary, will conduct
Vitro activities in
Italy. These activities will include design engineer¬
ing and
construction
management
of
nuclear
facilities, processing
plants, refineries and petro-chemical plants.
Two
nuclear
187,
Net rev. from railway
operations
_'_
*1957
411,333
figures
Texas Eastern Transmission
Net
186,
issue up to 196,492 shares of capi-*
Lavoris stockholders would receive
would
business.
stock
.
S.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
661,401
taxes
••V
$2,216,000
139,769
outstanding
profit
This
com¬
oper.
—V.
$2,494,732
—
and
Lavoris
Vick
V. 188, p. 92.
426,126
the
share.—V.
per
v.;.;
_
deficit.—V.
purchase
per
inc.
__
share
per
sgles
the
011
period
Railway
*26,133
30—
taxes..
shares
sales of
deprec. & Fed.
the
of
28
$350,907
*22,201
28,659
_
Common
1957
cents
78
or
$6,679,104
Ptrioci End. June 30—
91.
June
the
for
Railway
fjales
after
share
a
-,r
,
agreement, Vick
for
shares
Sales
♦Net
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Reports Higher Profits—
*1957
for
Net
1,832,651
Months
$359,087,
from regular and non-recur¬
ring sources before dep. and taxes
Net
Six
of
cents
85
comparable
revenues
$2,188,553
240,379
Net rev. from ry. opers.
jprolit
$6,677,713
Profit
1958—0 Mos.—1957
expenses.
p.
with
Quarter Ended
Prov.
the
stock
four
com¬
Union Pacific RR.- —Earnings—
revenue—
188,
to
For the
,
operating
sales
the
Wallace
oper.
oper.
lor
Mar. 31/58 June 30/58
Central Ry.—Earnings—
•Deficit.—V.
than
1958
.
V
Gross
2093.
p.
higher
reported
1958
Vitro
equal
_
part of this week.
an investment com-
oper,
Ret ry.
income
:
5
12,
1957.
$393,406,
net
July
compared
first
by Equitable Securities Corp.—V.
Period End. June 30—
13,
was
Aug.
on
Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc.
permit
r«ny whose assets are almost exclusively in tax-exempt securities to
i>ass along to shareholders the tax-exemption of municipal bonds.
The Tax Exempt Bond Fund, Inc. plans a public offering oi 500,000
shares
of
capital stock at
$25
a
share.
The
underwriting
group
organized to sell the shares of the new open-end tax-exempt bond
Jund
2846.
p.
on Aug,
13 that passage by the
of the Technical Amendment Act
Bond Fund to proceed with plans
the legislation finally becomes effec¬
12
Exempt
$7,021,344,
shares outstanding.
reported
pany
stated
Aug.
Tax
the
of
the
of
on
the
its shares
Passage
One
President,
Senate
permits
July
income
common
Tax Exempt Bond Fund, Inc.—Offer Soon Expected—
totaled
ended
Net
1059.
p.
sales
Under
tal
subsidiaries
earnings for the 28 weeks ended
parable 1957 period.
Tampa Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—•
.See
Inc.—Reports Higher Income—
its
and
company
and
p.1 291.
188,
management —V,
Tilo Roofing Co.,
The
division,
Chronicle.Monday, August 18,
outstanding
1,
Canada,
1949
at
Toronto
York
Realty Co., Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
has
first
100'>.
or
called
for
(closed)
Payment
Montreal,
redemption on
sinking fund
will
be
made
Canada.—V.
121,
at
p.
Sept.
1,* 1958,
bonds,
the
all
dated
Royal Bank
of
3145.
County Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—This
it was announced on Aug. 12, has arranged to
privately, through Hemphill, Noyes & Co., an
issue of $1,500,000 4% % first
mortgage bonds due 1983.
—V. 182, p. 258.
company,
place
Volume 188
Number 5769
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
51
(695)
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Altoona Water Works
Bond
Sale—An
Bonds due
issue
of
.$40,-
000 6% first mortgage water reve¬
bonds
nue
was
sold to Hugo Marx
& Co.
Dated July.l, 1958. Interest
Legality approved by Dumas,
J*-J.
O'Neal &
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Ozark, Ala.
Warrant
Sale — The 2 $700,000
general obligation refunding war¬
•
■
offered
rants
394—were
Mohr
&
Aug.
awarded
Farish,
188,
6—v.
p.
to Thornton,
4s, 4%s, 41/2S
as
and 4%s.
Sept.
'
subse¬
any
Burton School District, Tulare
sold
as-.3%s.
interest
of
Bank
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
able at the Seattle-First National
Bank, Seattle. Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.;"
cost of about
29,000
4.13%,
follows:
as
Due
4s.
on
Aug.
from
5
2,000 41/4s. Due
on
Aug. 5, 1975.
Citrus Union High School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
}
Due
a.m.
on
Oct.
from
1
1959
1978
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the
County
(A-O)
Treasurer's office.
Corona Unified School District,
:
'■1
South Tucson, Ariz.
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Offering—G.
-
Bond
Offering—Elizabeth Mar-
A.
Pequeg-
nat, County Clerk, will receive
will receive
sealed bids at his office in River¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Aug. 18 for the purchase of $180,- side, until 11 a.m. (CDST) on
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $300,000 bonds, as follows:
000 school building bonds. Dated
$150,000 water and fire protection Oct.
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
;
^
improvement bonds.
Due on 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
July 1 from 1959 to 1976 in- and interest
(A-O) payable at the
elusive.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
30,000 fire equipment improveity approved by O'Melveny &
ment bonds.:
Due on July 1
Myers, of Los Angeles.
teny,
Town
from
Clerk,
1959
inclusive.
1964
to
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Town
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gust,-Rosenfeld, Divelbess &
Robinette, of Phoenix..
ARKANSAS
^:
Los Angeles, Calif.
Dynamic
visaged —
Growth
water works and
and
(CST) on
of. $5,300,000
sewer refunding
construction
Dated
June
p.m.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1958. Due on Dec.
1 from 1959 to 1992 inclusive. The
bonds
callable.
are
Purchaser
to
designate the Trustee and Paying
Agent.
Legality;
approved ' by
'Mehaffy, Smith & Williams, of
Little
Rock.
CALIFORNIA
K.
,
*
'
-
.
■
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
School District, Los Angeles County,
California
Bond Sale—The $600,000
general
En¬
population
increases and higher personal in¬
comes
are
among the highlights
of an optimistic forecast for the
politan
Union
Angeles metro¬
July 9, by
released
area
.
public auction at 2
Aug. 28, an issue
Pattern
Continued
future of the Los
Fayetteville, Ark.
;
Bond Offering—J. Austin Par¬
ish, Mayor, will offer for sale at
Bank.
The study
by Dr.
fessor
at
which was prepared
Robert R. Dockson, pro¬
in
the
school of
University
of
commerce
Southern
Cali¬
fornia and Union Bank
economist,
looks
consulting
ahead through
1975.
Following
study:
are
excerpts from the
(2)
It is expected the Los An¬
geles Area will have a population
approximating 7,700,000 by 1965,
8,700,000 by 1970, and 10,300,000
by 1975.
Trust & Savings Association, San
Area
4V4S, at a price of
basis of about 4.22%.
100.33,
a
Others
Witter
as
in
the
account:
Co.,- Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Weeden
& Co., William R. Staats & Co.,
■
Eastman
&
Dillon, Union Securities
Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern, H. E. Work & Co., Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., and C. N.
.White & Co.
Bur bank,
Bond
Calif.
Offering
Naomi G. Putnam
the
City
sealed
until
City
Clerk
announces
Council
bids
—
will
7
that
receive
(PDST)
on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of
$4,500,000 electric works bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
1
from
1959
to
has
been
due
to
1978
inclusive.
em¬
of
the
On
other
hand,
larger share of the nonagricultural employment in the
manufacturing and service indus¬
tries than does the entire country,
The
a
differences
tion
of
the
in
employment
and have
little
distribu¬
economic
signifi¬
and therefore tend to dis¬
Angeles
economy
is
out
of bal¬
compared to the nation,
as
a
whole.
When
compared
with non-agricultural employment
ance
as
(4)
In-migration is expected to
and
a
large number of the in-migrants
will be in the child-bearing age
bracket between 20 and 35 years.
(5) The sections in the Metro¬
politan Area with the greatest
amount of undeveloped land (such
as East San Gabriel Valley, North
Los Angeles
County, West San
Fernando Valley and Orange
County) will absorb a large part
of the ne\y in-migrants.
.
il)
Those
challenge
of
the
who
the
Los
economic
to
stability
Angeles Metropolitan
that
1975,
it
■;
that
invested
been
in
and
development work
over the past
10 years will take
the shape of new producer and
consumer products.-: If
these are
to come into general use,
new
businesses will have to be devel¬
and
oped
many
jobs
new
filled^
California
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 11—•
v. 188, p. 394—were awarded to a
the California
Bank, Los Angeles, E. F. Hutton &
Co., and Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
as
3V2S, at a price of 102.46, a
group composed of
basis of about 3.16%.
Redding School District, Shasta
County, Calif.
For
spending to keep pace with
the higher levels of income, it can
be expected that billions of addi¬
tional dollars will go for products
and services
currently unkown to
the average consumer.
" T
Bond
Offering—A. Ray Taylor,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Redding, un-*
on Aug. 25 for
$615,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
til 2 p.m; (CDST)
the purchase of
Due
^Use of Automobiles
School
District, San Bernardino County,
is
be
have
research
Oct.
On
1
from
1959
19791
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest
While it is not expected that (A-O)
payable" af*the* County
Treasurer's
office.
the per capita use of automobiles
Legality ap¬
in
the Los
Angeles Area will proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
greatly increase, it is estimated
.....
that
the
total
number
y
of
cars
cisco.
using the streets by 1975 will be
around
4,800,000 compared to
Reed Union School District,
an
2,800,000 in 1957, an in¬
of 71%.
crease
Marin County,
Calif.
Geo.
S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
General Observations
Sale
Bond
his
at
—
in
office
Rafael
San
until 11 a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 19
projections; presented for the purchase of $113,000 bonds
in this report might appear un¬
as follows:
;
•
/ * •_>.'
(4) If and when the day arrives
that international tensions have duly optimistic but yet they are,
$67,000 school 1955, Series B»
when compared to past perform¬
been eased to the extent that de¬
bonds. Due on July 15 from*
fense expenditures can be dras¬ ance, deliberately conservative.
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
(2) The future of the Los An¬
tically reduced, the problem of
46,000 school
1956, • Series
B*
geles Metropolitan Area offers all
maintaining full employment in
bonds. Due on July 15 from
the absence of such expenditures kinds of business opportunities to
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
will be a problem of the nation those who are alert to take ad¬
Dated July 15, 1958.
Principal
vantage of change and those who
as a whole, not of the Los Angeles
and interest (J-J) payable at the*
are
sufficiently bold to develop
Metropolitan Area alone.
and market new ways of doing Bank of America National Trust &;
Personal Income
things as well as new and im¬ Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, or at the option of the hold¬
(1) Since 1950, personal income proved products and services for
er, in New York City 01* Chicago.
in the Los Angeles Area expanded consumers and businesses.
approved
by
Orrick,
(3) In the author's opinion, the Legality
at the rate of approximately 2%
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
for each 1% change in Gross Na¬ Los Angeles Area is well on its
of San Francisco.
way to becoming the number one
tional Product.
Note—All bids received for tho
metropolis of the world. Whether
(2) For the entire period from
this is accomplished in this cen¬ above bonds when offered in tho
1935 through 1957, personal in¬
tury or the next will depend upon original amount of $108,000 on
come in the Los Angeles Area in¬
the accumulated contributions of July 8—v. 187, p. 2955—were re¬
creased, on the average, 1.6% for
each generation. •
jected.
'
every 1% change in the national
Rialto School District, San
output
Los Angeles County Water Works
Bernardino County, Calif.
(3) It can be expected that Dist. No. 24 (F. O. Los Angeles),
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
California
business activity in the metropoli¬
(1) The
-
;
-
tan
area
faster
will be accelerated
than
rate
at
a
G.N.P.
during
periods of an upturn in the na¬
tional economy and it will decline
more slowly than G.N.P. when the
national economy is experiencing
downturn.
Sale—The
Bond
$20,000
Aug.
offered
water
12—v.
works
bonds
188,
592—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
&
America
of
National
Trust
Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco,
as
51/4S, at
a
price of 100.55,
basis of about 5.19%.
a
(4) Total
personal income in
Los, Angeles
Metropolitan
Area is likely to increase from
approximately 120% to 148% over
Monrovia
the
the next 17 years.
(5) A
rise in income of the
magnitude projected will mean
more money available for spend¬
ing and, thus, increased sales of
durables, non-durables and serv¬
ices
in
the
Metropolitan Area.
Average personal income in the
Los Angeles Area can be expected
increase
from
the
1957
level
approximately $2,500 before
taxes to a range of $3,300 to $3,800
by 1975.
Los
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
.
a.m.
(PDST) on Sept. 2
purchase of $50,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
until
9
for the
on
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
sive.
ucts that
and
are
still in the research
development stage.
New Businesses
The
type of growth described
report
is
filled
with
this
San
Diego
County Hos¬
California
and
opportunity beyond
the imagination of most of us.
Although no one can foresee all
the
different
types
of
new
tech¬
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the office of the
District, or at the Bank of Ameri¬
ca National Trust & Savings Asso¬
inclusive.
ciation, in San Diego, Los Angeles
San Francisco, or at any fiscal
agency
of the District in New
York City or Chicago.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
or
school
$253,000
building
bonds.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers? of Los Angeles.
fice.
veny
St. Helena,
Calif.
'
'
'
Sale—The $425,000 water
Bond
bonds
revenue
offered
Aug. 12—
592—were awarded ten
Schwabacher & Co., and J. Barth
188,
v.
&
p.
Co., jointly.
San
School District,
Pablo
Costa County,
pital District, San Diego County,
San
Dated Aug. 15, 1958< Due on Aug.
15 from
1959 to 1983
inclusive.
office.
Northern
in
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (CDST>
on
Aug. 25 for the purchase off
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
receivo
son,
County Clerk, will
sealed bids at his office
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Bond Offering—John C. Wells,
(6) Homes, appliances,. swim¬ Secretary of Board of Directors,
ming pools, recreational facilities will receive sealed bids at his of¬
and new automobiles will enjoy fice in Escondido until 7:30 p.m.
even more of the mass market by
(PDST) on Aug. 19 for the pur¬
1975.
In addition, this increased chase of
$900,000 general obliga¬
income will mean opportunities tion bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
to sell on a large scale new prod¬ Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1978
promise
endeavor
to
Redlands Joint Union High
estimated
in
Employment
lars
will
meaningful comparison,
the Los Angeles Area appears to
fit the pattern of the entire coun¬
try as well, if not better, than
many of the other centers,
y
more
a
to
continue in large numbers
prior
certain
many in¬
forthcoming.
The fruits of the billions,of dol¬
novations
found in other metropolitan areas,
of
births.
stage
minor
are
credit the statement that the Los
in-migra-
p.m.
levels
all
by
smaller share of
a
salary workers
whole.
a
it has
tion rather than to an increase in
Dean
&
has
and
Population Trends
(1) One of the major reasons
why markets have mushroomed in
the Los Angeles Area has been the
rapid increase in population.
(3) For the most part, (approx.
85%) the population explosion in
the
Los
Angeles
Metropolitan
Francisco,
entire
govern¬
ment than does the United States
a
obligation school building bonds
Aug. 12—v. 188, p. 394—
were awarded to a group headed
by the Bank of America National
offered
Area
wage
cance,
Los Angeles
(PDST) on Sept. 2
for the purchase of $155,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
9
the
(3) The Los Angeles Metropoli¬
'
bids at his office in
in'
United States.
as
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
r;
ARIZONA
employment
ployed
until
after 10 years from date of issue.
agricultural employment compares
favorably with the distribution of
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.09, a net interest
1%
order
relatively
it
able
numerical
(2) The distribution of the Los
Angeles Metropolitan Area's non-
Of America National Trust & Sav¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inverse
able
tan
the
to
nological advances and new prod¬
ucts that will reach the market¬
area's economy.
490—were
awarded
alleged imbalance in the
upon an
such
from July 1, 1958 to 1960 inclusive.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Call¬
in
Area often base their contentions
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $52,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 188, p.
was
Marshall,
additional
on
on
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond Sale—An issue of $440,000
Bonds
or
order
.
general obligation, bonds
&
1968,
inverse
$21,000 41/ks. Due on Aug. 5 from
' ' 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
-ALASKA
Foster
in
quent interest payment date. Le¬
Fairbanks School District, Alaska
to
1,
1969 and thereafter
in
callable
are
Board, Ala.
Bond
Contr<*
Calif.
Offering-^-W.
Paasch,
T.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 26 for
purchase of $42,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1958. Dues
til 11
the
on
Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1979 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
County
the
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Santee
,
Water District, San Diego
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
was
sold
obligation
to
Taylor
$450,000
sewer
&
Co.,
bond?
at. a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of about 4.60%, as follows:
W
The Commercial and Financial Chi onicle,,.
(696)
inclusive.
1983
to
1962
260,000 43/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1984
1988 inclusive.
to
Sierraville Public Utility District,
Sierra County,
issue of $55,000
Bond Saler-An
water bonds
Calif.
sold to the Bank
was
of
Ameriqa National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
East on and
or
District No. 9
$190,000 4*2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
New
Reading Regional School
(P.O. Easton), Conn.
$1,650,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 13—
v. 188, p. 592—were awarded to a
group composed of First Boston
Corp., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, White, Weld & Co., Rand &
Co., and Townsend, Dabriey & Ty¬
son, as 3V2s, at a price of 100.20,
basis
a
of
about
1959
inclusive.
1968
to
No. 271
3.47%.
Due on July
45,000 5s.
1 from
1960 to 1987 inclusive.
The bonds
are
dated July 1,1958.
(DST)
until
sold
12:15
of San Francisco.
Stone
Corral
Louis.
School
District,
Sale—The $308,000 school
price of 100.56,
Sale—The
$16,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 5—v. 188, p.
3.44%.
Co.,
490—were awarded to the Union
Deposit Bank, of Stockton,
4Vks, si a price of par.
as
Turlock School District, Stanislaus
County, Calif.
.
Sale—The
Bond
$40,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 11—v.
188,
294—were awarded to the
First Western Bank & Trust Co.,
San Francicso, and Hill Richards
& Co., jointly.
p,
Ventura River County Water Dist.
(P.O. 603 West Ojai Ave., Ojai),
California
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 19 for
the
purchase
bonds.
of
$175,000
Dated Sept.
water
1, 1958.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1982 in¬
on
clusive.
Principal
(M-S),
at
office.
utilities
July 14—
v.
187, p. 2956—were awarded to
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., as 4J/4S, at
a price of 96.59, a
basis of about
HAWAII
Honolulu
*
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $278,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug.
awarded
were
to
group
a
12
com¬
posed of the Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust .& Savings Associa¬
tion, San Francisco, Dean Witter
& Curtis, Lawson, Levy,
liams
& Stern,
Chemical
berg, Fred D.
C. N._White & Co., as 4V2S, at a
price of 102.19, a basis of about
County
of),
Corn
bonds.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1978
on
sewerage
awarded
park
Christensen,
Due
1961
Peters,
Inc., as
Frederick, Colo.
Sale—The $210,000 water
system
general obligation bonds
offered Aug. 6—v. 188,
p. 395—
were sold to the Federal
Housing
and
Home Finance
Agency, as
follows:
as
41/4S, at
a
price
of par.
as
4s, at
a
price of
par.
CONNECTICUT
bonds
dated
are
of the City and County of
Honolulu, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
Maui
—
The
to
a
group
offered
—
were
composed of
Harris Trust
&
Savings Bank,
First Boston Corp., J. C. Bradford
& Co,, and Rand & Co., as 3.70s,
at a price of
about 3.64%.
100.42,
Stark
a
basis
of
•.
County
Offering
K.
—
Treasurer,
K.
Kam,
receive
will
sealed bids at the office of
Trust
at
&
Savings Bank,
price of 100.09, a
a
1976 inclusive.
and
Bond
Counties, West
Community Consolidated
Toulon), III.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
the
State
Bank
of
Toulon,
Dated July 1, 1958. Due
Interest
M-N.
Legality
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.'
Louis.
Worth, Illinois
Bond
vehicle
offered
to
awarded
were
—
composed
$450,000 sani¬
general
obligation
Aug. 12—v.T88, p.
M.
of
a
Vick
B.
1958.
1978
and
Due
$558,000
system
Aug.
1,
May 1 from 1960 to
on
Dated
inclusive. Bonds due in 1966
thereafter
are
callable, in
inverse
numerical
order,
interest payment date
on
on
or
any
after
May 1, 1965. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at a bank or
in
company
Freeport
or
Chicago,
as
may
be
mutually
agreed upon between the City and
the purchaser. Legality approved
Lake
No.
Co.,
H. C. Speer & Sons Co., Ballman
& Main, and Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., at a price of 100.003, a net
interest
of
cost
about
3.88%,
Illinois
Offering
—
8
p.m.
(CDST)
on
C.
Aug. 25
for the purchase of $4,250,000 high
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1958. Due
to
1974
interest
on
Dqc. 1 from 1959
inclusive.
(J-D)
sold
Principal and
payable at a bank
2
$110,000 3V2s. Due
1960
to
1965
inclusive.
130,000 3%s. Due
1966 to
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec. 1 from
on
210,000 4s.
Due
on
1971
1977
inclusive.
Bonds
to
Not
bids
no
Dec.
1
from
Sold—The report
received for the
were
day.
is
sewer¬
the
on
.
$940,000
a
4.43%.:
about
St.
City Securities Corp.) 7/
4*4s, at a price of I
net interest cost of,
and
.100.0003,
Joseph County (P. O.
Bend), Ind.
D,
will
Bond Sale
—
vancement
p.m.
Indiana (State 'of)
Aug. 12
the
Fund
to
a
&
price
National
Illinois
Bend
.
.,
Co., Chicago, as 2s,
100.39. a basis Of
of
about 1:87%jSouth
..
Trust Co.,
Bank & Trust
a
were
—
composed of
Chicago,-Wm<
Co., Inc., and City National
Blair &
at
491
p.
group
Continental
Bank
-
i
offered
bonds
188,
v.
—
awarded
South
The $1,134,000 Ad-
«<»m,
...
>
,.
r
\
School
Building Corp;
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
'
•••••: Bond
Offering — Florence W.
Hoason,
Secretary^ will receive
.
■
Offering —John :A.
Whitehead, Executive Director of
State Office Building Commission,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
fice
Building
revenue
Dated July 1, 1958.
on
will
callable
be
bids
Sept.
Callable
July 1
cipal
from 1963 to 1988 inclusive.' These
debentures
sealed
until
for
3
2
p.m.
the
•
(CDST)
of
•
purchase
$4,400,000 first mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due ori
July 1 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive,;
debentures.
Due
-
on
10
a.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 9-for. the
purchase of $30,000,000 State Of¬
of
as
Jan.
1965. Prin¬
1,
interest
and
(J-J)
payable
at the National Bank & Trust
and
Co.,
South
Bend, or at the Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago. Legal¬
whole and
der, on any interest payment date J ity approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
on or after
July 1, 1970. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the,.
IOWA
Fidelity Bank & Trust Company,
of Indianapolis, or at the First Na¬
Ayrshire School District, Iou)a ;
Bond Sale—An issue of $210,000.»
tional City Bank, of New York
City, at the purchaser's option. Le¬ school bonds was sold on July 29
redeemable
gality
prior to maturity, in,
in part in inverse or-;
approved
by
Chapman
to Palo Alto
&
mettsburg,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Ladoga, Ind.
.
Bond Offering—Mary E. Nichol¬
Town
son,
Clerk-Treasurer, .will;
on
bids until ,7:30 p.m.
Aug.
Due
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
July 1 from 1959 to 1991
on
inclusive.
Bank
100.10.
Due
&
Trust-,.
jointly, at a Dated- Aug. 1,
Nov.
on
'inclusive.
1975
26' for the pur-1 proved
chase of $126,000 water works rev¬
enue
i
1958.
to
.
Moines,
Co., Des
price of
from
1
&
Moines.
1959
-Legality
Bannister,
Cooney,
by
Ahlers
*
County Bank of Enirand the -Iowa-Des r-
National
Moines
ap¬
Carpenter,
of
Des
*
! J
.
-".V-
.
Council
Bluffs,
Iowa
Callable as of July 1,
Bond Offering—E. F. Westphal,
Principal and interest (J-J)
Deputy City Clerk, will receive
payable at the Ladoga State Bank.,
sealed and oral bids until 8 p.m.
Legality approved by -^Ross, Mc¬
(CST) on Aug. 25 for the pur¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
chase of $85,000 general obligation
fire station bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Monroeville, Ind.
.
1966.
Bond
Town
ceive
1958.
Offering—Melvin
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
(CDST)
1970 inclusive.
the
to
4,/2s
as
on
Debenture
bids
Myers,
will re¬
until
10
a.m.
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
chase of $86,000 water works re¬
funding and improvement revenue
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1958. Due on
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclusive..
Callable
to
Due
1969
proved
Nov.
on
by
from
1
inclusive.
1959
Legality
ap¬
Bannister,
Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moinesi.
-
LeMars, Iowa
Bond
Offering
City
—
C. Newen-
N.
will
receive
(CST) on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $120,dorp,
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
of July 1, 1966. Inter¬
sewer
construction
bonds.
Legality approved by 000
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬ Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
dianapolis.
1
C.<: Montezuma
Community Sch. Dist.,
est
as
J-J.
-
..
INDIANA
'
Bloomington Metropolitan Schools
Building Corporation (P. O.
Bloomington), Ind.
Bond
Offering—Evelyn J. Hoff¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 26 for
the
purchase of $2,335,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated
man,
Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
July 1 from
on
1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Callable
as
of Jan.
1, 1965. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Boone
Township (P. O. Hebron),
Indiana
Bond
Offering
—
receive
sealed
bids
L
e
1
until
(CST)
a n
d
Township—- Clark County
School Building Corporation (P. O.
Henryville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Lee
7
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 20 for
on Aug. 19 for the purchase*
$150,000 bonds, as follows:
1959
to
Jan.
1, 1973.
Offering
—
'
'
■
„
Vincent John¬
Secretary of Board of Direc¬
will
receive
bids
until
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $556,»-
tors,
000 school
-
building bonds.
~
the purchase of $99,000 first mort¬
gage revenue bonds. Dated Aug.
1958.
Due
on
1978 inclusive.
numerical
1,
July 1 from 1961 to
Callable in
order
payment date
on
on
any
reverse
Munster
School
Town, Ind.r
received
urer
apolis.
The
—
foregoing
bonds
originally were scheduled for sale
on July
29 — v 188. p. 395 — and
postponed.
interest
,
.
Nashua, Iowa
Bond Offering—H. W.
City
Clerk,
will
and oral bids until
Prudhori,
sealed
receive
Sept. 15 for the
acquisi¬
purchase of $10,000 land
tion bonds.
f
-
KENTUCKY
-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Note
and after Jan. 1,
1965. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Indiana National
Bank, of Indianapolis.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord,-Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
K.
p.m.
Bond
son,
R. Ballage,
by the School Treas¬
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $133,$80,000 School Township bonds. 000 school building bonds. Dated
Due semi-annually from
July' July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1975.
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
' Interest
70,000 Civil Township bonds. Due J-J. Legality approved by Ross,
semi-annually from July 1, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
of
Iowa
Monroe
Buchanan, Township Trustee, will
Lillian
Tucker, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
as
follows:
County Twp. High Sch. Dist.
113 (P. O. Highland Park),
Bond
group
&
Aug.
parking
bonds.
revenue
of
until
\r
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
J
;
(CDST)
Sale—The
sewer
Offering—Lueva McHugli,
will receive sealed
purchase
bids
i
,
first mortgage revenue bonds.was
of
receive sealed
same
on
Trustee,
Aug. 25 for the pur¬
$25,000 school irhuilding
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,1958.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, -1959
to Jan. 1, 1963. Principal' and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Citi¬
zens
State Bank,
in Lewisville.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
chase
approved
age revenue bonds offered
the
as
2.90s.
on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Clerk,
for
$49,000
school building bonds was sold to
$900,000 water works and
bids until 4 p.m. (CDST)
t
Peoria
Freeport, III.
City
sealed
v
School District No. 5 (P. O.
491
$1,700,000
schpol
building
bonds
Aug. 12 — v. 188, p. 592
awarded
Harris
Chicago,
bonds
Hawaii
Bond
No. $ (P, O, New Haven), Conn.
Sale
-\.;v.
Springfield Airport Authority
(P. O. Springfield), III.
Bond
Sale—The $560,000 air¬
port bonds offered Aug. 14 — v.
188, p. 395—were awarded to the
tary
County (P. O. Wailuku),
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bethany, Orange and Woodbridge
(Tou>ns) Regional High Sch. Dist.
Bond
I: '•
surer
trust
50,000 bonds,
■
1978 inclusive.
to
on
Sept. 1,
1958 and are callable as of Sept. 1,
1968. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the office of the Treas-
18
$160,000 bonds,
on
receive
(CDST)
Duane
—
-
;
that
to
from
Dec. 1 from
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
improvement
Sept. 1 from
bonds.
motor
,
1
ILLINOIS
3*4s and 3y2s.
Bond
50,000 3V2s. Due
Jersey
inclusive.
2,200,000
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water
offered July 9—v. 187, p.
&
Dec.
on
1968 inclusive.
1970 to
$2,500,000
bonds
were
Due
Exchange
COLORADO
—
1964 inclusive.
3s.
1965 to
follows:
Cortez, Colo.
Writer
Dec. 1 from
Corporate Trust
Wood,
King & Dawson, 48 Wall St., New
York 5, N. Y., until 3 p.m. (DST)
4.35%.
on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due
1- from
1959 to
1983
inclusive. on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
able
at the County Treasurer's
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by office, or at the Bankers Trust
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬ Co., New York
City. Legality ap¬
geles.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
2956
on
net interest cost of about 2.94%,
Dept., 30 as follows:
Broad St., New York 15, until 3
$140,000 2%s. Due on Oct, 1 from
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 22 for the
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
purchase of $4,700,000 bonds, as
420,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Bank,
Wil¬
Stone & YoungBlake & Co., and
and
Bond Offering — L. S. Goto,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
(City
H awaii
the
40,000
offered
bonds
4.48%.
The
Westminster School District,
1960 to
Bond Sale—The $50,000
revenue
interest
and
the County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
payable
Treasurer's
$50,000 2VzS. Due
Winter Garden, Fla.
at
Bond Offering—Godfrey Jacobs,
Inc., jointly, at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
3.17%, as follows:
FLORIDA
Side
V
Township Sch. 'Township
(P. O. Lewisville) ,;Irid .J
Offering
of the
composed
group
Newburgh), Ind.
r.'
r
Franklin
Township
a
Township School Corporation
(P. O. Route No. 3, Box 130,
J-D.
Legality' approved
Ross, McCord, Ice: & Miller,
Indianapolis, '"^v
Bond
-
Ohio
Interest
Helms,
to
about 4.74%.
(CDST)
Aug. 29 for the; purchase of
$80,000
school
building"- bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on June
30 and Dec. 30,
1960 and 1961.
on
of
$570*000
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and
the City Securities Corp., as 4-Tjs,
at a
price of 100.02, a basis of
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
-
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 7—v.
188, p. 491 — were awarded to
Quail & Co., and White-Phillips
of about
basis
a
on
District No. 161 (P. O. Creston),
Illinois
Securities Corp., as 3J/2s, at a
can
sold
.
Community Consolidated School
Waterford, Conn.
Bond
1, 1958. Due
Ogle, Lee and DeKalb Counties
1959.
22,
3J/2s and
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
first mortgage revenue bonds was
/ Bond Offering —Ralph Walter,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
by
Aug. 14—v. 188, p.
592—were awarded to the Ameri¬
Tulare County, Calif,
Bond
Feb.
was
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
p.m.
bonds offered
Due
boncfs 1
Quail & Co.,
3%s. Dated June
Aug. 18 for the pur¬
chase
of
$600,000
Golf Course
development
bond
anticipation
notes.
to
Fund
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
on
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
(P. O. Lee Center),
Cash
Township Sch. Bldg.
Corp. (P. O. \Vestville), Ind: * *
Township School
Corporation (P. O. Danville), Ind.
Sale—An issue of 175,000
Working
New Durham
""
Danville-Center
Illinois
Bond
Waterbury, Conn.
received
Miller, of Indianapolis.-
Community Unit School District
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Dated Aug.
1, 1958. Principal
and. interest payable tat the Citi¬
zens" Bank, in Hebron. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
company
York
Lee, Ogle and DeKalb Counties
follows:
$10,000 4%s, Due on July 1 from
trust
in Chicago or
City, to be mutually
agreed upon. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—The
Monday, August 18, 1958
Campbell County Public Properties
.
Corporatirin (P. O. Newport), Ky.
Bond Offering—James O. Clark,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 10
a.m.
the purchase
(EST) on Aug. 18 for
of $114,000 first mort-
gage revenue
bonds. Dated Aug. 1',
1958.
Aug. 1 from
1973
Due
on
inclusive.
interest
Callable
payment date
on
1959 td
on
or
any
after
-
Volume 188
Number 5769
...
National Bank, of
able at the current official bank of
July 28—v. 188,
the City in N?w York City, Chi-;?
were
Merchants
the
tcago
payable at the American
Bank, of Newport. Le-r
gality approved by Joseph R. Ru¬
bin, of Louisville.
(F-A)
MICHIGAN
National
Note Offering
Oherlin, La.
Bond Sale—An issue of $14,000
to
sold
was
ap¬
China
Township (P.
St. Clair), Mich.
O.
Township
.
Harrow, Leary & Co.,
St.
District No.
,
4y2s.
as
1
son,
(P. Q. Franklin),
Louisiana
•
Bond
-
Offering
Boudreaux
Edw.
announces
the Parish School
ceive
sealed
Secretary B.
that
—
Board will re¬
until
bids
3
Fitzgerald Public School District
Secretary Of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 26 for
the
purchase of $80,000 school
building bonds. Dated June 1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
Mary Parish Consolidated Sch.
Bond
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
on July 1 from 1959 to
as of July
1, 1968. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1958. Due
Offering—Joseph M. Boos,
will
Clerk,
City
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
1984 inclusive. Callable
sealed
receive
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 26
the School Board Treasurer's of¬
purchase of $250,000 motor
highway
fund
bonds
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
from
1959
to
1973
inclusive
MASSACHUSETTS
Bonds due in 1964 and thereafter
Attleboro, Mass.
are
callable as of Oct. 1, 1963
\
Bond Sale —The $110,000 city Interest A-O. Legality approved
building bonds offered Aug. 12— by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
fice.
&
for the
Legality approved by-Chap¬
man
vehicle
593—were awarded to
as 2.60s,
basis of
p.
Stone, of Detroit.
.Goldman, Sachs & Co
at a price of 100.31, a
$3,800,000 bonds
offered Aug. 11—v. 188, p. 296—
were awarded to a group headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., and First of
Michigan Corp., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.38%, as follows:
'
Offering—W.
Offering
Joseph .W.
—
Sale
i
•
bonds
.
W. Albaih Road,-
Hopedale, Mass.
joy, Jr., Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids - at
the First
until 11:30
follows:
'as
~
-
on Aug. 19
$450,000 bonds,
k r *
(DST)
a.m.
The
*.
•
1958.
1968 inclusive.
1959 to
bonds
are
dated
Sept.
1,
Principal
and- interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned Bank.
sealed
Aug.
of $515,000
bonds. Dated
purchase
site
and
numerical
inverse
order
,
July 1, 1973. Interest J-J. Legality
approved, by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
*0.575%
to.
Detroit, Mich.
Offering
Bond
sealed
P.
Henry
—
will
Controller,
City
Dowling,
receive
bids until
10
a.m.
(EST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase
of $10,590,000 revenue bonds, as
follows:
supply
water
$6,700,000
Bonds
inverse
any
or
Boston,
discount.
$125,000
Boston,
100.15,
Street
sewer
Trust
interest payment date
Norfolk County
•
Due
on
Jan.
1
;
(P. O. Dedham),
Note Sale—The $100,000 tax an¬
ticipation
were
notes
awarded
offered
to
the
Aug.
12
Brookline
Tr.ust. Co:, at 0.458% discount.
t
Stoughton, Mass.
Note Sale
,
—
The $80,000 water
.standpipe notes offered Aug. 8—
v.
188,
p.
492—were awarded to
inclusive.
and
1962.
Massachusetts
on
!
from
1960
to
Bonds due in
thereafter
are
call¬
ment date on or after Jan.
Co.,
3L4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.23%. ~
on
able,
in
inverse numerical
order, on any interest pay¬
p.
as
a
callable, in
after Jan. 1, 1968.
1968
,593-r-were awarded to the Second
Bank-State.
1973
numerical: order,
1990
North Andover, Mass.
jbonds offered Aug. 14—v. 188,
in
3,890,000 automobile parking sys¬
tem bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
at
;
Bond Sale—The
due
and thereafter are
Merchants
the
.of
—
.
$40,000 37/ss.
v.
__,
Due
125,000 3y2s.
,
inclusive; and $330,000
3y>s, due on April 1 from 1978
1988 inclusive.
to
850,000 fire station bonds: $30,000
4s, due on April
1961; $385,000
April 1 from
inclusive; and
due on April 1
1, 1960 and
3V4s, due on
1962 to 1977
$435,000 3l/2s,
from 1978 to
1988 inclusive.
1,
.
A
on
Lynch, Pierce, Fehher. &
Smith, Juran tic Moody* Inc.* Halthan tic Co., Inc., E. J. Preseott tit
July 1 from Co., and MannheimerTEgaft, Iricl.
July 1 from
Due
1971
to
Due
on
on
Certificate
1975 inclusive.
water
Keene
Township School District
Sale—eThe; $400,000
w°rks revenue certificates
•offered Aug.
12^-y. 180, p. 49&-L
were awarded toa'group cpmposed of Piper, Jaffray, HopWdohL
Bond Sale — The $25,000 school J. M. Dain &
Go., Idd., Allispiir
bonds offered Aug. 7—v. 188, p.
Williams Co., Mannhelther-Egdn,
492—were awarded to Paine, Web¬
Inc., and Caldwell, Phillip tic Pp..
ber,'Jackson $ Curtis.
at a price of par* a hei ihielesf
cost of about 3.32%, as follows:
Madison School District No. 2
t
(P. O. Adrian), Mich.
$110,000 2.40s. Due On Sept. 1 from
Note Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
•'
ticipation notes offered Aug. 11
100,00a 3s. Due on Sept. 1 frbm
—v. 188, p. 492—were awarded to
1960 ia 1970 inelusiVe,
T
the First of Michigan Corp., at
75,000 3.40s. pue oil Sept. \ from
1%% interest, plus a premium of
1971 to 1973 jnciiisiva
$2.50.
115,000 3Vas. Due on Sept 1 from
No. I (P. O
JR. 2. Sarqnac),
Michigan
Sale
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
The
The $91,000
bonds bear additional
in*
street
terest of 2.40% froip. Nov.,1, 1958
bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 188, p,
to March 1,1959.
593—were awarded to Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Inc., at a price of
Plymouth (P. 0* Haute 4, Plum
100.45, a net interest cost of about
Lane, Wayazata), Minn.
2.48%, as follows:
Bond Offering —H. T. Johnson,
$69,000 special assessment street Village CJerk, will receive sealed
bonds: $32,000 2s, due on July bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
1 from 1959 to 1962 inclusive;
19 for the purchase of $24,000
$16,000 2%s, due on July 1, special assessment street improve¬
1963
and
1964; and $21,000 ment bonds. Dated Aug. J, 1958.
2%s, due on July 1 from 1965 Due on Feb. I from I960 to 1964
to 1967 inclusive.
inclusive. Legality approved by
22,000 general obligation street Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis,
bonds:
—
$8,000 2s, due
on July 1
inclusive;
$5,000 2%s, due on July 1,
1963
and
1964;
and $9,000
2a/4s, due on July 1 from 1965
from
to
1959
to
Roseville
1962
1967 inclusive.
independent Sch. Dist.
Minn»
No. 623,
r
Bond
Offering — T. C. Schultf,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
10 for the purchase of $850,006
Dated, Aug.
1, 1958. Due on Feb, 1 from I960
Offering— Oscar M. An¬ to 1987 inclusTve^ Bonds "due in
derson,
Secretary of Board • o^ 1977 and thereafter are Callable as
•Trustees, will receive sealed bids of Feb. 1, 1973. Legality approved
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 21 for by Dorsey, Owen, Scott Barber
(he purchase of $8,000,000 com¬ & Marquart, of Minneapolis. <
s5
munity college building and site
Stockton Common School District
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due 011
No. 2558, Minn*
A
May 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Tri-County College Dist. (P. O.
Freeland),
school building bonds.
,.
Bond
Bonds due in
are
1965 and thereafter
callable, in inverse numerical
Bond
Offering
—
District
Winkle,
John D. Van
Clerk, will re¬
order, on any interest payment 1
e
n-1?1
p,m
date on or after May 1,1964. Prin-liCDST> on^ Aug. 26 for the pur-t
cipal and interest (M-N) payable ehase of $49,000 school building
at a bank or trust company to be .
Pa^d Sept 1»
designated by the purchaser. Le- • March 1 from 1961 to 1978 ingality approved by Miller, Can- elusive. Callable as of March 1,
1970. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
field, Paddock & Stone, Detroit.
proved by Briggs,, Gilbert, Mor¬
Ypsilanti School District, Mich.
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St,
Note Sale
The $150,000 tax Paul.
"
anticipation notes offered Aug. 11
Taylors Falls, Minn.
—v. 188, p. 593—were awarded to
*
^
—
25,000 Smith St. Garage bonds:
Bond Offering—Donovan Grov$5,000 4s, due, April 1, 1961;
District Clerk, will receive
and $20,000 3y4s, due on April er,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
1 from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
oh Aug. 21 for the purchase of
Other members of the account:
$21,000 general obligation corpor¬
ate purpose bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., R. S. Dick¬
1970 inclusive. Legality approved
son
& Co., Kenower, MacArthur
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
& Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Watling,
Lerchen & Co., and Burns, Corbet!
Dodge Center Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 202, Minn.
& Pickard, Inc.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Blair
&
■
4
Owatonna, Minn.
July 1 from
$30,000 general
street improvement
bonds offered July 24—v. 188, p.
Bond Sale—The
193—were
awarded
Moody, Inc.
to
Juran
&
'
1
MISSISSIPPI
Cold water, Miss.
Bond Offering—Tom S.
Town
bids
Clerk,
until
Cooper*
will receive sealed
p.m. .(CST)
on
7:30
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $84,4
000 sewer bonds. Due from 1959
to 1978 inclusive. The bonds were
originally offered on June 10,
<
Como, Mis8.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$50,000
to
Bank, of Como, as 3s
industrial plant bonds was sold
the State
Bond Sale—The $320,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 5— and 3V2s. Dated July 1,1958. Due
on
v. 188, p. 297—were awarded to a
July 1 from 1959 to 1975 in¬
group composed of Mannheimer- clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Egan, Inc., Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Inc., and Woodard-Elwood & Co., of St. Louis.
at a price of par, a net interest
Harrison County (P. O. Gulf port),
cost of about 3.35%, as follows:
Mississippi
$80,000 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond Offering — C. J. Darby,
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Due on Feb.
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
50,000 2.90s.
1 from
1977
to
Due on Feb.
1979 inclusive.
on
Aug.
19
for the purchase of
$213,200. general
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
50,000 3V2s.
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 10 ajrt. (CST)
sealed
140,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1 from
.
obligation
No. 261, Minn.
Gunplains Township, Plainwell
Community District (P. O.
Plainwell), Mich.
Note
Offering — James Arm¬
gen¬
188, p. 492
inclusive; and $120,000 3y2s,
due on April 1 from 1978 to the
City Bank & Trust Co., Jack¬
1988 inclusive.
son, at 1.68% interest.
120,000 park bonds: $5,000 4s, due
on April 1, 1961; and $115,000
MINNESOTA
3y4s, due on April 1 from
Ashby Independent School District
1962 to 1977 inclusive.
Principaland
interest
(J-J)
payable - at- the current official
strong, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
bank of the City in New York
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
City, Chicago or Detroit. Legality
til noon (EST) on Aug. 20 for the
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
purchase of $85,000 tax anticipa¬
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
tion notes.
Dated Aug. 21, 1958.
Additional Offering—Mr. Dowl¬ Due on June
30, 1959.
ing alsawill receive sealed bids at
the same time for the purchase of Harrison Township (P. O. Route 4,
Mount Clemens), Mich.
$1,200,000 public library bonds.
Bond Sale—The special assess¬
Dated. Jan. 15, 1957. Due on Jan.
15~ from
1960 to 1982 inclusive. ment bonds of Water. Districts Nos.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ 45 and .46 totaling $51,480, offered
r
tittle Palls, Minn.
Sale—The $520,000
bonds of¬
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
120,000 3%s.
bonds: $20,-
-1961; $300,000 3y4s, due
on April 1 from
1962 to 1977
inclusive; and $330,000 3y2s,
due on April 1 from 1978 to
interest from
Feb. 1, 1960.
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
oh April 1, 1960
250,000 public works bonds: $10,000 4s, due on April 1, 1960
and 1961; $120,000 3y4s, due
on April 1 from
1962 to 1977
templated.—v. 188, p. 593.
Note Sale — The $800,000 notes
offjered Aug. 12—v. 188, p. 593—
Bank
sewer
due
.1977
The $1,-
—
26, not Aug. 19 as orgiinally con¬
Cambridge), Mass.
awarded
4s,
1988 inclusive.
Dearborn, Mich.
Offering Date
New
Middlesex County (P. O.
were
1973 inclusive.
580,000 sanitary
sewer
bonds:
$20,000 4s, due on April 1,
1960 and 1961; $230,000 3y*s,
due on April 1 from 1962 to
350,000 water supply system rev¬
enue bonds will be sold on Aug.
inclusive.
National
:
of
as
Boston.
l
000
1957. Due on July 1 from
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
•
650,000 storm
1960 to 1985 inclusive. Callable in
system
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958. Due
on i Jan.
1 from 1962 to 1979
-
1962 to
entire issue \ifill
extra 1%
•
from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
Florence
—
receive
will
the
for
building
,
from
Band
S3
eral obligation bonds offered Aug.
4
11—v. 188, p. 493ri-were awarded
were awarded to First of
"
Michigan
a
group composed of the Amet*
Corp., and Stranahan, Wat-fic Rt lean National Bank of St.
Harris &
Patil,
Co., Inc., jointly, as follows:
Merrill
April 1, 1960 and 1961; and
$1,060,000 3V4S, due on April 1
Le¬
•
$400,000 school bonds.
Due
on
:
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 incl.
50,000 school repair and altera•
tion bonds. Due on Sept. 1
from
street improvement
bonds:
$110,000 4s, due on
of
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
National Bank of Boston, Munici-
"pal Division. 45 Milk St., Boston,
for the purchase of
1
1,170,000
(P. Q. 5003
Monroe), Mich.
Bond Offering
March 1,
Bond Offering—Alfred A. Love-
and $145,000 3V4S, due on Aug.
v
Custer School District
"
the
Beverly
Trust
Company,
Beverly, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 2.86%.
.$285,000 water
revenue
and
26
•
as
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit
totaling $500,000 offered Aug. 7—
v.' 188, p. 492—were awarded to
,{
Callable
1, 1964. Interest M-S.
March
Education,
The school
—
on
purchase
inclusive.
1968
to
the
for
27
$155,000 bridge bonds: $10,000 4s,
due on April 1, 1960 and 1961;
Merkle, Secretary of the Board of
Hamilton, Mass.
Bond
receive
of
$59,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1
1958. Due on March 1 from 1959
Aug.
Shawmpt Bank of Boston, Trust
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston, until
11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $75,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
above-mentioned.. Bank. Legality
'approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Raynes
(EST)
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
re¬
National
at the
bids
sealed
L.
will
Clerk,
Township
'Goguen, City Treasurer, will
(P. O.
Creek), Mich.
Battle
Bond
•
supply system
fered Aug. 11
.
Battle Creek Township
Gardner rrMass.
.
Bond
ceive
Howell, Mich.
Monroe, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
an
Feb. 1, 1959 to
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Flint, Mich.
,
about 2.54%.
carry
Company.
Cutler, of Chicago.
188,
v.
Norman Hill,
—
and
Battle Creek, Mich.
Bond
Offering
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 3 for the
purchase of $1,250,000 School site
1, 1965. Interest M-N.
.from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
(P. O. 23200 Ryan Road,
Warren), Afich.
.
In addition the
pp. 296 and 396—
awarded to McDonald Moore
'
1971 inclusive. Callable as of May
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 3 for the purchase
of $1,250,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
&
,
Offering—Dorothea Sills,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 pari. (EST) on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $146,000 Special Assessment Sanitary
District No. 1 bonds. Dated May
1, 1958. Due on May 1 from 1959
chaser.
to 1973 inclusive Callable as of
Auburn Fourth Class Sch. District May 1, 1961. Interest M-N. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
No. 6, Mich.
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Offering — Donald Simp¬
492—were awarded
bonds
Legality
Bond
(EST) on Aug. 18 for the
purchase of $185,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Aug. 15, 1958.
Due on Feb. 15, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at a place to
be
agreed upon with the pur¬
Barrow, Leary & Co.
Waterworks
East
Louis Roberts,
p.m.
Certificate Sale—- The $90,000
library construction fund certifi¬
cates of indebtedness offered Aug.
p.
District, Mich.
—
Detroit.
or
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
Bossier Parish (P. O. Benton), La.
188,
School
Adrain
LOUISIANA
12—v.
I®?)
Boston, as 2.90s, at a price of par.
Aug. 1, 1962, in inverse numerical
order.
Principal
and
interest
to
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
obligation Perbonds. Due
inclusive.
kinston Junior College
from 1959 to 1978
54
(698)
The Commercial and
Hazelhurst, Miss.
Note
Sale—An
issue
purchase of $225,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
of
$35,000
special street improvement notes
sold
was
Allen
to
&
Co.,
Dated July 1, 1958. Due
•1, 1959 and 1960.
jLegality approved
Interest
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Jefferson
^
&
Bond
be
>
offered
4.93—were
The
—
Aug.
6—v.
awarded
to
purchase
p.
First
Aug. 14
(CST)
$680,000
on
6s. Due
from
1966
sold
to
Sale—An
•sold
to
^nnd
issue
of
$375,-
the
the
hospital
bonds
Commerce
was
Trust
Co.,
City National Bank &
Co., both of Kansas City,
jointly, as 3s, 2%s and 3Vss. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
•Trust
1959
to
F-Aj
1978
inclusive.
Legality
Charles
&
Interest
approved
of
by
St.
Trauernicht,
to
3% s.
1983
inclusive.
Feb.
on
1
Other
1984
Due
to
inclusive.
members
Feb.
on
1988
of
1
inclusive.
the
Inc.
Ira
•
Haupt & Co.; Estabrook &
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; A. G. Becker &
Co. Inc.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co.
Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.;
American Securities Corp.; Hirsch
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.;
and Roosevelt &
&
Cross, Inc.
NEW
Bond Sale—The
utility
8,487,000 public bonds
p.
594—were
bonds offered Aug.
188, p. 493—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
revenue
awarded
-12—v.
Hutton &
of
a
E.
Co.,
•to
W.
a
Stuart
100.40,
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
2,550,000 SVtS.
Due
on
Sept. 1
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
1,760,000
V
■;
NEW
3V2s.
Due
on
Sept. 1
3.60s.
Due
on
•
v.*
Sept.
1
JERSEY
Allenhurst, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
$61,000 con¬
solidated improvement bonds of¬
fered Aug. 12—v.
188, p. 493—
awarded
were
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive,
1,200,000
to
the
Allenhurst
National Bank & Trust Co., Allen¬
hurst, as 3.40s, at a price of 100.10,
a basis of about 3.38%.
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
2,282,000
*
3.70s.
Due
from 1982 to 1986
on
Sept.
Pressprich
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
-White, Weld & Co., Bache & Co.,
&
rDick &
Merle-Smith, R. S. Dick¬
Co., First of Michigan Cor¬
poration, Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
son
&
.William Blair & Co.,
Eldredge &
Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross. <
.
Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.,
Inc.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., Thomas &
Co.,
A.
Webster
Dougherty &
Co.,
Field, Richards & Co., the Mil¬
waukee Company, Burns, Corbett
& Pickard,
Inc., M'cDougal and
Condon, Inc., Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Piper, Jafiray & Hopwood, Bankers Bond
and Securities
Co., and Edward D.
bonds offered
493—were
Aug.
12—v. 188,
awarded
to
p.
a
group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
John J. Ryan &
Co., and Leben-
thal & Co., as 4.20s, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 4.19%.
Mine Hill
Township School District
(P. O. Dover), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
$160,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 11—v.
188, p.
397
were
—
Saffin
of
&
awarded
Co.,
100.13,
a
as
Eastern
New
University
N. Mex.
Dittmar
&
$210,000
bonds
revenue
Co.,
was
Inc.,
as
follows:
MONTANA
$62,000 4t£s. Due
1960
Bozeman, Mont.
'Bond
&
Sale—The Security Bank
and
1975
The
On the
-•
"
same
1958
as
as
day, the First Na-
tional Bank of Bozeman
purchased
,an issue of
$10,000 District No. 404
bonds
as
4s, at
a
price of 100.10.
Fallon County, Plevna
High School
,T
District (P. O. Plevna), Mont.
Bond
on
1,
Due
and
on
Aug. 1: 1973
1974.
to
are
Aug. 1 from
dated
callable
are
Interest
approved by
on
1988 inclusive.
bonds
1969.
Aug. 1 from
1972 inclusive.
135,000 41/2s. Due
follows:
$21,700 District No. 405 bonds
3%s, at a price of 100.04.
8,800 District No. 401 bonds
4s, at a price of 100.11.
to
13,000 4y4s.
Trust
Co.,
Bozeman,
was
awarded on Aug. 6
$30,500 special
improvement district bonds, as
-
sealed
(DST)
as
F-A.
Aug.
1,
of Aug.
Legality
McCall, Parkhurst
&
Crowe, of Dallas.
until
2
re¬
Debenture
Offering—Sealed
bids will be received
by the State
Board of Finance until 9:30 a.m.
(MST) on Sept. 2 for the purchase
of $2,000,000
highway debentures.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
1963 and April
Due
on
Oct. 1,
that
showed
while
dations of keeping authorizations
p.m.
for
Aug. 20 for the pur¬
$323,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on May 1
chase
the
Fair
Haven
Lincoln
National
Co.
office
of
The statement
the
chief
&
Trust
made in the
was
officer's
during
construc¬
certified that in order to obtain
maximum firm power potential it
will be advantageous to have the
St. Lawrence and-Niagara Power
pletely integrated.
mid-August
Board
of
the entire
Charter
Alfred
—
interest
the
E.
to
upon the
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Offering
fiscal
report to the
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Bond
ments,
Tne Authority will not market
Estimate,
$700,000,000 bond issue
City Council, the City Plan¬ at one time, but series of bonds
ning Commission and the Director will be issued from time to time
of the Budget in which the
Comp¬ in lesser amounts. The first series
troller is required
by the City will be marketed in the near fu¬
Syracuse.
of
Bank
after
lion
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
Commission
capital needs within $250 mil¬ Plants interconnected: by a trans¬
per year until both the ex¬ mission tie line so that
power can
penditures and the redemption of be interchanged between the two
debt are brought into balance.
plants and their operations com¬
on
of
city's financial condition
Mielke, Village Clerk, will receive
amount and
(DST) on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $98,000 general purposes bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from
in
comment
and to advise
scaled bids until 3 p.m.
detail
to the maximum
as
nature of debt which
ture as market conditions
The
Power
producing
Authority
permit.
is
now
at St. Lawrence
power
and about 50,000,000 kw hours
of
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Lindenhurst office of the Security
the city may soundly incur for
secondary energy were delivered
capital projects during each of the to
Niagara Mohawk during the
six succeeding calendar
years.
month of July. Beginning on Aug.
Comparing 1957 and 1958 capi¬ 15, 1958, firm power will be de¬
tal budgets,
Gerosa pointed out livered to Niagara. Mohawk and
that
estimated
costs
of
certain on Sept. 1, firm power will be de¬
National Bank of Huntington. Le¬
unfinished projects had risen sub¬
livered to
stantially
over
of Vermont.
the
projects
1959
1968
to
gality
inclusive.
approved
Delafield
&
Principal
by
.
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
New Castle
estimates
made
a
of
year
The
we
Sale—The
of about 2.44%.
composed of Chas. King &
National Commercial Bank
group
& Trust
Co., Albany, and National
Bank
of
Westchester, of White
Plains, as 3.90s, at a price of
100.75, a basis of about 3.83%.
of
authorized
an
issue
of
$35,000,000 dated Aug. 12, 1958,
payable Nov. 5, 1958, subject to
redemption on or after Oct. 27,
1958; and an authorized issue of
$10,000,000 to be dated Aug. 20,
1958, payable Nov. 5, 1958, sub¬
ject to redemption on or after
Oct. 27, 1958. The notes bear in¬
terest at the rate of Vk% per an¬
num
and are subject to
redemp¬
at the option of the
Comp¬
troller upon notice given five
days
prior to such redemption date.
The
participating banks and the
Notes
allotted
Manhattan
The
are:
Bank
Chase
$9,869,000;
The
First National City Bank of New
York $9,463,000;
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank $4,104,000; Manu¬
facturers
Trust
Co.
$4,086,000;
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
$3,794,000; Bankers Trust Co. $3,735,000; Irving Trust Co. $2,430,000; The Hanover Bank $2,299,000;
J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.
$1,264,000;
The
New
116,000;
York
The
Trust
Marine
Co.
Midland
$261,000; Empire Trust
New York
States
Co.
Trust
$238,Co.
of
$216,000; Sterling Na¬
tional
Bank
York
$176,000;
&
Trust
Co.
of
Federation
New
Bank
and Trust Co.
$176,000; The Amal¬
gamated Bank of New York
$117,000;
Kings
County
Trust
Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. $104,000; Under¬
writers Trust
Co.
$54,000.
in
Special
school
be
emphasis
since
1954-1955
compared
capital
and
way,
of
Lawrence
schedule
to
have risen
37%
assessable
Gerosa:
that
for
all
improve¬
"While
all
school
should have first-class
dations,
program
for land
by
rights have been settled
the
Authority.
Mohawk
I
feel
children
accommo¬
the accelerated building
instituted by the Board
At
ing
to
to
be
issued
the
awarding of
change orders run¬
the
Authority
has
$350,000,000
ol'
worth
proceed¬
land
agara
required
$2,-
all phases of the project.
rights the Authority
on
to
have
contracts and
for
;
work and construction is
As
Niagara
was
;
Niagara
has
drawings
The
settlement
awarded
of Education has
proven costly to
the
city.
Conformed
been
be
completed within the $335,000,000
original bond issue. Large claims
000,000.
Said
is
have
we
available
ments.
strongly
Project
and
that' it* will
assurance
including the claim.for excavation
of
glacial till by most of the
was
put on large contractors oi>- the project
and the claim by Niagara.Mohawk
expenditures
construction
which
this
point where
funds
no
projects."
new
reached
an
agreement'with
Niagara University and with Ni¬
Mohawk
Power
Corpora¬
tion and agreements with virtually
all
other
holders of land have
ning into the hundreds have been
either been reached
issued
has
process
necessitated the hiring of private
consulting engineers to process
cerning
these
Reservation, but its
ting
in
some
schools.
This
change orders before permit¬
payment
to
the
contractors.
or
in
are
the
of final negotiation. The
Authority is still in litigation con¬
the
Tuscarora
Indian
right to ac¬
quire the land has been confirmed
thorough study of the educa¬ by the United States Court
building program may show peals.
that slower, less
costly construc¬
A
of
Ap¬
tion
Oyster Bay Drainage and Parking
be mane within
the
District (P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Y.
available, making the pro¬
Bond Offering—John J. Burns,
posed $500,000,000 of exempt funds
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
unnecessary."
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
The
Comptroller's report indi¬ on Aug. 19 for the purchase of $2,cated the city's credit is
good as
550,000 acquisition and construc¬
evidenced by the rate of interest
tion bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
obtained on municipal
borrowings Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1986
tion
may
funds
but
it
was
pointed
cellent credit does
limited wealth.
the
out
not
that
ex¬
mean
un¬
Gerosa compared
city with
many families "who
do without the latest styles
the newest gadgets to live
must
and
within
their
income.
New
York
City is a collection of such fam¬
ilies," Gerosa said.
An
over-all
amounts
through
projection
available
the
from
six
next
years
of
now
was
inclusive.
(F-A)
Principal and interest
payable at the Bankers
Trust Co. of New York
the
option
Meadow
Nassau
of
City,
the holder,
Brook National
at
the
or
at
Bank
County,' in. Oyster
of
Bay.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City;
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P.O. Hicksville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The$l,455,000 school
estimated by Gerosa at more than
$2,600,000,000 for all capital and bonds offered Aug. 13—v. 188, p..
were awarded to a group
assessable improvements. "Surely 595
—
this
$1,-
Co. of New York
$769,000;
The Bank of New York
$729,000;
Grace National Bank of New York
United
for
will
subsequent
York
City, N. Y.
Note Sale
Comptroller Law¬
rence E. Gerosa has awarded
$45,000,000 of tax anticipation notes
to 20 banks and trust
companies
participating as members of The
City of New York short-term fi¬
nancing group. The awards con¬
sisted
there
,
funds
may soon reach a
71%
Paltz, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 sewer
addition bonds offered Aug. 13—
v. 188, p. 594—were awarded to a
Co.,
available
up
York
Alcoa and to the State
St.
declared, "If projects ahead
already started are going to use every
(P. O. Chappaqua),
$95,000 high¬
way garage bonds offered Aug. 7
—v.
188, p. 493—were awarded to
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., as
2V2s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
000;
same
the
earlier and
City.
Trust
New Mexico (State
of)
Offering—Harold Leisch1, 1964. Principal
Clerk of the Board of Trus¬ and interest
(A-O) payable at the
tees, will receive sealed bids until State
Treasurer's office, or at the
3 p.m.
(MST) on Aug. 30 for the
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
jner,
bids
tion
Mexico
Bond Sale—An issue of
Natatoriuni
to
Boland,
MEXICO
(P. O. Portales),
^
to
3%s, at
a price
basis of about 3.85%.
NEW
sold
Jones & Co.
,
Surowka, District Clerk, will
ceive
—
Bond Sale—The $659,500
park¬
ing assessment, water and school
report
on over $508 million in new debt.
Gerosa again urged the Board ol
Estimate to follow his recommen¬
Offerin g—Theodore
New
Asbury Park, N. J.
1
inclusive.;,
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blair & Co., Inc., It. W.
-
Bond
Power
of
years
Comptroller had succeeded in tion and all other costs is
approxi¬
redeeming almost $245 million of mately $700,000,000. The Author¬
old obligations, the
city had taken ity's
consulting
engineers
have
Hannibal, Oswego, Granby and
Sterling Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Hannibal), N. Y.
New
r
$095,000 5s.
J
as 3.40s, at a price
basis of about 3.45%.
&
Co., Inc., at a price of
; 100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.58%, as follows:
^
The
the
New
to
Federal
Y.
Debt Fi¬
on
on
the rise, Gerosa
The estimated cost of the
Niag¬
said, "This amplifies my repeated ara
Project, which includes a high
warnings on the necessity to curb tension transmission
connection,
capital spending."
land acquisition, related improve¬
to
2.66%.
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H.
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered
Aug. 12—v.
188,
Bond
City, N.
Monday, August 18, 1958
...
Commenting
12—
awarded
as 2%s, at
of 100.27, a basis of about
price
Bond
Springfield, Mo.
594—were
Spencer Trask & Co.,
a
syndi¬
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
& Co.; John Nuveen
&
Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; Shields &
pany,
$47,000 public
bonds offered Aug.
p.
cate:
Drexel
iDou is.
*'
Sale—The
188,
v.
York
Chronicle
legislative controversy
nancing — Comptroller Lawrence and litigation on Jan.
30, 1958 and
E. Gerosa on Aug. 14
reported tne immediately arranged a tempor¬
city's gross funaed debt at $4,- ary loan from commercial banks
033,320,000, an increase of $263,- of $100,000,000 to get construction
548,000 over the last fiscal year. under way.
YORK
from 1959 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
1
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
White, Weld & Co.; R. W. Press-,
prich & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Com¬
Fredericktown), Mo.
county
from
the
' Madison County (P. O.
Bond
1974
Due
1975
2,100,000
$45,000
water works
•ernicht, of St. Louis.
<000
to
3*/2s.
from
Home Trust Co., Perryville. Dated
Aug. 1,1958. Interest F-A. Legajr
ity approved by Charles & Trau-
V
from
"
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
1
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
2,810,000
bonds
Feb.
on
130,000 5s. Due Feb. 1, 1965.
1,280,000 3V4s. Due on Feb.
Altenburg, Mo.
Bond
purposes
a
of 100.004, a net interest
cost of about 3.57%, as follows:
MISSOURI
system
offered
188, p. 493 — were
syndicate headed by
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
v.
—
Halsey,
building bonds.
«2%%, 3% and
the
price
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $225.*000
for
building
,-V:
"'V-V
bonds
revenue
awarded to
Offering—A. K. Phillips,
Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m.
20
$175,000
2
—
electric
District, Miss.
7:30
until
Omaha Public Power District, Neb.
Bond
Sale
The $7,000,000
Bond
until
Aug.
on
of
bonds..
Richton Municipal Separate School
bids
Education
of
(CST)
p.m.
National Bank, of Memphis, and
the * Jefferson
County Bank, of
Fayette, jointly.
.Town
Offering—Sealed bids will
by the Secretary of
Board
188,
the
NEW
New
Comptroller Warns
Farmingdale, N. Y.
received
the
$65,000 school
City. Legality approved by
Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman
&
Howard, of Denver.
County School District
(P. O. Madison), Neb.
No. 1
County (P. O. Fayette),
Mississippi
Bond Sale
bonds
Madison
M-S.
Charles
by
NEBRASKA
3s.
as
March
on
York
Financial
meet
vital
sum
should
be
sufficient
to
needs and maintain our
and
dynamic
city,"
the
our
Comptroller said.
New
York State Power
Authority
(P. O. New York City), N. Y.
$700,000,000 Niagara Power Proj¬
ect Authorized—Chairman Robert
Moses announced Aug. 7 that the
Authority has obtained the
sary
its
the
consents
from
bondholders
to
neces¬
two-thirds
proceed
of
with
permanent financing of the
Niagara Power Project. The Au¬
thority received a license from the
composed
of
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City,
Spencer Trask & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., and Lee Higginson Corp., as
3.80s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
of about 3.79%.
Richmondville, Summit, Seward,
Fulton, Decatur and Worcester
Central
School District
No.
1
(P. O. Richmondville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 13—
v.
188, p. 595—were awarded to
the
Bank
of
Richmondville, as
3V4S, at
par.
/
Number 5769... .The
;
Volume 188-
.
Southampton Common, Sch. District
(P'.0. Southampton), N.Y.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 school
No. 13
•
~
of
Bank
National
3s, at par.
-as
lows:
about
price of 100.62, a basis of
2.62%y^"%;:" -I"I
I
?
:
-
Deer Park, Ohio
bids
sealed
until
:
.
,
3J45%,
.r,-
noon
(EST)
112,554.90 storm
;
33/4s.-
on
fol¬
Logan County Independent School
(P.O. Guthrie), Ohio.
New
thereafter
and
bonds
sewer
as
of
Nov.
Bond Sale — The $13,000 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
Aug. 11 — v. 188, p. 595 — were
Pittsburgh.
bonds
sewer
callable
are
55
1, 1963. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Mel¬
lon National Bank & Trust Co.,
District No. 4
3V4S.
as
'<■'
as
...
$115,443.56 street and
'
to the First
Bond'Offering—Richard G. Api
Southampton, plegate, City Auditor, will receive
awarded
594—were
terest cost of about
Fahey; Clark & Co.,. as 2%s, at
to
a
offered Aug. 13—V; 188, p.
bonds
iW)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
as
Payne County Indep. Sch. District
Philadelphia, Ohio
Legality approved fry
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
of Pittsburgh.
awarded to Honnold & Co.
...
& Pd£&,
the syndi¬
of
members
Other
No. 106 (P. O. Cashing), Okla.
Aug.'"-26 for the purchase of $36,1
Bond Sale—The $50,000 resur¬
cate: Blyth & Co., .Inc,; Merrill
000 special assessment street im¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids Will Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
facing bonds offered July 28—v.
provement bonds.- Dated Sept. ,1',
188, p. 194—we;re awarded to Ful¬ be received by the Clerk of the Penington, Colket & Co.; Yarrtall,
bonds offered Aug. 13—v. 188, p. 1958.].Due on Dec.- 1 from 1960 ton, Reid & Co., as 2%s, at a price Board
of
Education
until
7:30 Biddle & Co.; Janney, Dulles &
Principal and of 100.38, a basis of about 2.67%. p.m. (CST) on Aug. 19 for the Battles, Inc.; Grant & €(►., and A,
595-—were awarded to the First toyl969L inclusive.
payable at the
National Bank of Southampton, as interest '• (J-D)
purchase of $200,000 school build¬ E. Masten & Co.
Newark, Ohio
Southern
Ohio
National
Bank,
3s, at par.
ing bonds. Due from 1961 to 1973
;
' of -Cincinnati. Legality approved
Brownsville, Pa.
..Bond Sale — The $136,500 inclusive.
«
( +
University of Buffalo (P. O. ' ! by Deck,i Shaffer .& Williams,i of bridge and storm sewer bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
Ponca City, Okla.
„-'y•; "V
Buffalo), N. Y. ^
•
obligation improvement bonds of¬
Cincinnati^..
"f/v
vV.;' fered Aug. 14—v. 188, p. 494—
Bond Sale — The $450,000 storm
jtV Bond Offering—Claude E.-Pufwere
awarded to Sweney Cartfered Aug, 11—'V, 188, p. 595 —
y :
Defiance, Ohio
!
sewer bonds offered Aug. 12 — v.
fer, Vice-Chancellor lor Business
were awarded to the Gallatin Na¬
wright & Co.
Bond Sale—The $1,091,310 spef
Affairs and Treasurer, will receive
188, p. 495 —were awarded to a tional Bank of Uniontown, as 3%s,
Newton Falls, Ohio
sealed bids at the office of Hodg¬ ciaL assessment sewer district
group composed of Small-Milburn at a
price of 100.20, a basis of
Bond Offering—Ira L. Gordon,
son,
Russ, Andrews,
Woods & bonds offered Aug. 12—v. 188, p.
Co., Inc., R. J, Edwards, Inc., and about 3.47%.
<
398
were
awarded to a group Village Clerk, will« receive sealed
Evan L. Davis.
Goodyear, 800 M & T Building,
Castle Shannonf Pa.
Buffalo, until 3 p.m. (EDST) on composed of McDonald & Co.; bids until noon (EDST) on Aug.
B^cter
&
OREGON
Co., Inc., and Ohio 21 for the purchase of $75,950 spe¬
Bond Sale—The $150,000 general
Aug. .21 for the" purchase of.; $2;cial
; assessment
improvement
300,000 non-tax exempt dormitory Cpmpaby, .aS ;.3 %s, at a price of
obligation bonds offered July 14—
Clackamus County, Mount Scott
i bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due Water District
revenue
bonds. Dated];April I, 100.81,* a basis of about 3.40%.
v.
187, p. 2959—were awarded to
(P. O. 12915 S. E.
semi-annually on June and Dec. 1
1957. Due on. April 1 from 1960 to
Stroud & Co., as 27/a» at a price of
;
•
yElyria, Ohio
King Road, Portland), Ore.
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
1997 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
100.35, a basis of about 2.80%.
Bond Offering — Donald Mengr
Note Sale—The $347,500 special
Southampton Common Sch:rDist.
•
(P. O. Southampton), N.:Y.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 school
No.
1
,
^
j-
»
.
.
—
■
.
.
gality - approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
:
./
'
i
,
r
Watertown
-
'<
'
'*
!/, ■< <
.
City School District,
;./••New York
v.
Bond Sale—The $3,300,000 school
-
,
building bonds offered Aug.
188,
v.-
composedof
group
12—
595—were awarded to a
p.
Chase
the
Trust
Bankers
Bank,
"Manhattan
Co., both of New York City, Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, North¬
both
Co.,
Trust
ern
•
Chicago,
of
fered
.
_
I
Co., and Braun, Bos worth
price of .101.04,
basis of about 3.09%.
;
]-
& Co;, as 3.20s, at a
*
plant
-behcts. Due'semi-annually on
June :aild' Dec. 1 from 1960 to
I T970 inclusive.
Fire Dist. (P. O.
Williams,, of Cincinnati.
CAROLINA
NORTH
•
Coplay, Pa.
E'venddle- (P. O.
.
Louishurg College (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Offering—Lucille
Louishurg), N. C.
v
Sale —The $180,000 tax-
bonds.
;
1960
Due
to
Dec.
on
1
from
inclusive.
1974
Dated
Sept. 1, 1958.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Trust
Company,
in
Cleveland. Legality approved by
Cleveland
Squire,
Sanders
&
Bond Sale—The
Dempsey,
of
the First National
land, at
a
price of 100.02.
County School District No.
inclusive.
O. Crabtree), Oregon
Cleveland.
Bond
Sale—The
$12,000 gen¬
Seven Hills, Ohio
eral obligation school bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The $107,930 special fered Aug. 6 — v. 188, p. 398 —
assessment
street
improvement were awarded to the First Na¬
offered
bonds
awarded
3%s, at
12
Aug.
McDonald
to
&
were
Co.,
as
price of 100.71,*a basis
a
of about 3.59%.
Bond
Bossert,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Aug. 19 for the purchase
1 from 1960 to 1997
Due on Nov.
Linn
sealed
(EDST) on Sept.
9 for the purchase of $1,300,000
non-tax exempt dormitory rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
bids until 11 a.m.
495—were awarded to
Bank, of Port¬
188, p.
v.
receive
will
Trustees
of
$140,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug. 5-^
110-C (P.
Interest M-N.
approved
by
Rhoades,
Legality
Sinon &
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Moreland
Lower
Township School
Pistrict (P. O. Hungtindon Valley),
Pennsylvania
tional Bank of Portland.
Bond Sale—The
Southern Coos General Hospital
(P. O. Bandon), Ore.
Bond Offering — Theresa DeveDistrict
Sidney City School District, Ohio reux, Secretary of the Board of
Bond
Sale
The
$1,265,000 Directors, will receive sealed bids
exempt.
student
union
revene of $59,000 special assessment im¬ school
building
bonds
offered until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 18 for
bonds offered Aug. 12—v. 188, p.
Aug. 14 — v. 188, p. 494 — were the purchase of $203,000 hospital
provement bonds.
awarded to a group composed of revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 10,
.494—were awarded to the Fed¬
Note
The above bonds were
McDonald & Co., Ball, Burge &
eral Housing and Home Finance
1958. Due on Jan. 10 from 1960 to
not sold when, originally offered
Kraus,
First
Cleveland
Corp., 1979 inclusive. Callable after Jan.
7Agency, as 2,%s, at par.
u oh Aug.. 7—v.-188, p. 494.
Ohio Company, and Ryan, Suther¬
10, 1966.
Principal and interest
Robbins, N. C. land & Co., as 3V2S, at a price of
Fairfield, Ohio
(J-J)
payable at the District
Bond Offering —W. E. EasterTreasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Bond.
Offering — George
G. 101.54, a basis of about 3.31%.
ling, Secretary of Local Governproved by Winfree, McCulloch,
ment
Commission,' will
receive Schiering, City Auditor, will re¬ South Euclid-Lyndhurst City School
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
District (P. O. South Euclid), Ohio
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬ ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on. Aug.
30... for the purchase of
Bond
Sale
The $2,000,000
UmatHla County Sehool District
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
$225,000 water works bonds. Dated school
19 for the purchase of $250,000
No. 1-U (P. O. Helix), Oregon
building
bonds
offered
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1958. Aug, 15, 1958. Due on Dec. 15 from Aug. 14 — v. 188, p. 495 — were
Bond Sale—The $350,000 general
i960 tqr 1984 inclusive. • Principal awarded to a
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1991
group composed of
obligation building bonds offered
inclusive.
Principal and interest and interest*(J-D) payable at the Field, Richards & Co., Stranahan, Aug. 6 — v. 188, p. 95 — were
,,
r:
r.
Bond Sale—The
o
1
and interest
'
•300,000' fire station bonds.
Due
;
semi-annually on June and
"
Box 194, Yorktown Heights), N. Y.
Dec. L from 1960 to 1969 inBond Sale — The $23,500 fire
elusive;
truck
bonds offered Aug.
6—v;
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Principal
188, p. 494—were awarded to the and interest payable at the Cleve¬
County Trust Co., of White Plains;, land Trust Co., Cleveland. Legal¬
as
2%s, at a price of 100.10, a ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
basis of about 2.73%.
-
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will receive
sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 18
for the purchase of $170,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Sept.
.
disposal
$2,500,000' sewage
nolds &
YorktoWn Heights
Heights (P. O. 6281 Pearl
Road, Cleveland), Ohio
Offering — George Span-
Bond
..
•.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Rey-
a
Parma
11—v. 188, p. 595
awarded to Braun, Bosworth
Aug.
$20,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
& CoVIney - at 1.90% interest, plus agel, Director of Finance, will re¬
fered Aug. 12 — V. 188, p. 398 —
ceive
a
sealed
bids
until
noon
premium of $118.
were awarded to, the Coplay Na¬
t
vI.Va' A'wff'
'*jj.
•, ;
%
(EDST) on Aug. 27 for the pur¬ 1, 1958. Due on March 1 from 1960
tional Bank, as 23/4s, at a price of<"
'ill*-* •*
JEsticlidp. ■ C//110
chase of $420,000 special assess¬
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
Bond Offering—William A. Ab¬
par.
ment bonds, as follows:
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
bott, Director of Finance, will re¬
Gettysburg College (P. O.
street
improvement County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ceive
sealed
bids, until
noon $317,000
Gettysburg), Pa.
bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from ity approved by Winfree, McCul(EDST) on Aug. 28 for the pur¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Chairman John
chaser, of $2,800,000 bonds, as folSr Rice announces that the Board
103,000
sewer
improvement
Hillsboro, Oregon
Towsrp'^rr^"
were
-
~
of¬
assessment improvement notes
—
$120,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
12 — v. 188, p. 495 —
were awarded to Bache & Co., as
fered Aug.
3^s, at a price of 100.33, a basis
of about 3.45%.
.
"
.
Loyalsock Twp. School District
(Pt O. Williamsport), Pa.
-
—
■
Offering—Walter L. Stull,
Bond
Secretary of the Board of
until
8
(EDST) on Aug. 27
p.m.
purchase of $640,000 gen¬
Dated Sept.
for the
eral obligation bonds.
15,
Due
1958.
1959
to
McCarthy, of New York City."%
&
IT ill
DAKOTA
NORTH
Vl Bismarck, N. Dak.i^ ; '-'A
-b"
Bond Sale
The $500,000 water
—
bonds
Offered Aug.5 12-^v. 188, p.-494—
.were
awarded to Merrill Lynch;'
and
sewer
utility
revenue-
Pierce, Fenner & Smith. '
'"l.,I-;_
v
s.'L
...
.
^T
.
bonds
ment
188,
offered
spe¬
improve¬
street
assessment
Aug.
14—v.
494 — were awarded to
Sutherland & Co.,, as 3s,
price of 100.62, a basis of
p.
Ryan,
a
about 2.86%.
>•
Harris
&
Co., Inc., Braun, Bos¬
Co., Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., Prescott & Co., Ryan, Suther¬
land & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Co., Breed & Harrison, Inc., and
y. Bond Sale—The $4,593,230 spe¬
Fox, Reusch & Co., as 3%s, at a
cial"' assessment f sanitary - ; sewer
price of 100.63, a basis of about
bonds offered Aug. -12—v. 188, p.
3.68%.
398—were awarded to a syndicate
&
worth
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
by Halsey, Stuart &'Co.,
Bond Sale—The special assess¬
3V4S, at a price of 100.63, a
basis of about 3.18%.
^
.
ment
bonds totaling $33,700 of¬
Others in the account: Goldman; fered July 22—v. 187, p. 2959—
Sachs & Co.; Equitable Securities jvere awarded to McDonald & Co.,
Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen &;Co. inc.;; as- 3!2S, at a price of 100.80, a
First
of Michigan
Corp.; Horn- basis of about 3.36%.
blower & Weeks; Baxter & Com¬
OKLAHOMA
headed
Roosevelt & Cross Inc.;
Illinois
Co.,
Kenower,
The
MacArthur
Co.;
&
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Burns, Corbett &
.
Broken Arrow,
Inc.;
Athens, Ohio
Offering—Florence Davis,' Pickard, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright
& Co.; and Curtiss, House & Co.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
offered
bonds
Aug.
7—v.
495—were awarded to the
National
sewer
188, p.
Liberty
Bank, of Oklahoma City.
Bond
(EST)
bids until noon
for
on
Aug. 27
purchase of $700,000 first
water works revenue
series B.
Dated Sept.* 1,
the
mortgage
bonds,
Due
1958.
Dec.
on
1995 inclusive.
-
.
1 from 1962 to
Callable
as
of Dec.
1, 1968. Principal and interest payable at the Trustee's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Coshocton
County (P. O.
Bond
Sale
—
The
improvement
bonds totaling $45,000 offered
"17—v.
July
188, p. 194—were awarded
Massillon, Ohio
-
Note
,
.U*.
$27,000 special
Sale—The
notes of¬
188, p. 396—were
to the State Bank Co.,
Duncan, Okla.
Bond
bids
until
20
fered Aug. 7—v.
water
awarded
Due
of
the
for
from
—
The
a
group
Co., at a price
Bond
$227,988.56
special assessment bonds
Aug. 11 — v. 188, p. 494
Braun, Bosworth &
Sutherland & Co.,
Capp,
E.
T.
sealed
receive
(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $100,000
p.m.
bonds.
extension
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $250,000 general obligation bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA
offered
ney,
Kingfisher, Okla.
Offering—Mary K.
City
Clerk,
receive
will
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Den-
(CST) on
were Aug. 18 for the purchase of $275,composed of 000 water works bonds. Due from
—
Co., Inc., Rvan,
ard-Roose &
of 100.67, a net in¬
1962
to
1975 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1971 and thereafter are
after
5
years
callable
from date of issue.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Sch. Dist. Authority
Baldwin Twp.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale—A group
Smith,
awarded
Barney
&
on Aug.' 13
school
$1,600,000
enue
net
bonds
interest
at
a
headed by
Co.,
was
issue of
an
building rev¬
price of 97.44, a
follows:
5%
2.85
3
$85,000
20,000_
20,000
20,000
25,00025,000—
25,000
30,000
—
30,000
30,000
70,000
75,000
170,000
95,000
155,000-.—
670,000.
1958
bonds
and
Bond
3.15
3V4
3.30
3V2
3.60
3.70
3.80
3.85
3.90
3.95
1959-1963
1964
I
4
4.05
4.10
4Vg
are
1965
1966
1967
1968
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975-1976
1977-1978
1979-1982
1983-1984
1985-1987
1988-1997
dated
those maturing
Sept. 1,
in 1964
(P. O.
Orient), S. Dak.
Sale—The $23,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug. 11
were awarded to the Hand County
State Bank of Miller, as
Bond
Due Nov. 1
Int. Rate
Amount
The
Park Civil Township
cost of about 4.15%,
30,000---
Maumee, Ohio
Sale
2
—
will
works
Massillon, at 2%.
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
City
assessment improvement
awarded to
Coshocton), Ohio
•
"
2.69%.
about
as
Okla.
Sale—The $275,000
Bond
,
to a group composed of
Munhall School District, Pa*
Bond Offering—Martha MolenBlyth & Co., Inc., Foster & Mar¬
shall, and the United States Na
nor, Secretary of the Board of
tional Bank, of
Portland,^as 2%s,^School Directors, will -receive
at a price of 100.23, a basis of sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
as
pany;
Legality
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
&
Saul, of Philadelphia, from
whom a copy of the Official Of¬
fering circular may be obtained.
awarded
4
;
$125,000
Sale—The
Bond
Bank, Hamilton.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati. " -
Inc.,
.
•
Alliance, Ohio
cial
at
OHIO
.
Second National
Sept. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1978
—
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyf
School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
3.35s.
Parkston, S. Dak.
Offering — Bids will
be
received until Sept. 3 for the pur¬
chase
of
$43,000
swimming pool
bonds.
TENNESSEE
Bristol, Tenn.
$705,000 school
8—v. 188, p.
awarded to the First
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Aug.
offered
399—were
of Memphis, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
National Bank,
of about 3.90%, as
$105,000 4M>s.
follows:
Due on Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1967
inclusive.
122,000 3V2S. Due on Oct. 1
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
from
154,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
324,000 4s.
Due on Oct. 1, flrom
1982 to 1990
inclusive.
56
(700)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle..
Lubbock
Fayetteville, Tenn.
Bond
Offering—Town
T. Buchanan
that
announces
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 (P. O.
Clerk D.
Pasco,
i
Bond
eral
Bond Sale—An issue of
tion bids will be received at 2 p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase
of $100,000 street, sidewalk and
000 unlimited tax
utility
$1,205,-
follows:
1959
bonds.
Due
serially from
1969 inclusive.
to
to
able
The
at
Hanover Bank,
1958
and
provement
fered
Aug.
were
$400,000
school
awarded
13—v.
188,
to
the
First
Na¬
tional Bank of Memphis.
dated
are
Bond
due
in
callable
are
1974
and
of Sept.
as
Bank
of
Dallas,
District
Edwards, Inc.,
15, 1958. Due
1984
Callable
ment
Co.,
1959 to
16,000 4s.
Hue
Aug. 15 from 1959
on
Interest
approved
by
F-A.
McCall,
July 15 from
on
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
42,000 432S. Due
July 15 from
on
Legality ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson k
Horowitz, of Seattle.
1958.
bonds
Interest
proved
by
dated
are
July 15,
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
J-J.
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
of
WISCONSIN
(EDST)
a.m.
the
...
Wis.
Com¬
for the purchase of $130,000 2%%
system
bonds
revenue
sewer
of
hospital bonds
was
$300,000
sold to Shaugh-
nessy &
Company.
Grafton
(Village and Town) Joint
District
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
Bids
firm
and
bids
Aug.
until
4
for
18
$400,000
the
1959
to
(CDST)
p.m.
purchase
No.
1
(P.
O.
Bond
1973
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Legality
Dated
1
Sept. 1, 1958. Due
on
Sept.
from 1959 to 1974 inclusive. In¬
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Quarles, Herriott
Milwaukee.
-
&
-
demons,
of
New Richmond
(City), Star Prairie,
Stanton, Erin, Richmond, St. Joseph,
Somerset, Ceylon and Emerald
(Towns) Joint School District
No. 1 (P.O. New
Richmond),
sold
was
to
a
group
com¬
of
Eddleman-Pollok
Co.,
Dittmar & Co., McClung & Knick¬
erbocker, and Lovett Abercrombie
& Co., as follows:
Wisconsin
Bond
Sale
by
the
a
net
as
1967
price
of
188,
196—were
p.
Burton
awarded
&
Co.,
as
Due
$115,000 314 s. Due
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
;
:
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
120,000 4*4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1976 to 1987 inclusive.
•
The
1958
bonds
and
callable
are
of
as
Sept. 1, 1978. Interest M-S.- Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Denver
Bond
sewer
jected
the
1971
to
1974
inclusive.
160,000 3.40s. Due
1975
to
1978
on
the
inclusive.
—First National Bank,
of Minne¬
apolis, J. M. Dain & Co., Mullaney,
Wells &
mond,
Co., Bank of New Rich¬
and
First
National
Bank,
to
fol¬
improvement
1975 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1970
and
are
Jan. 1,1969.
callable
as
of
Interest J-J. Legality
approved
by Dumas, Hugenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
DeLeon
&
Lake
Independent Sch. Dist.,
to
>
1969
Due
sewer
sold
was
to
net
a
4.79%,
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by- Dob¬
bins & Howard, of San
Antonio.
"
Harlingen, Texas
1983
1
from
on
400
—
were
a
inclusive.
Due on Sept. 1
(No maturities in 1986).
1,500,000 43/4S. Due Sept. 1, 1988.
1987.
The
ized
are
bonds
and
are
are
issue
in
callable
dated
part
of
The term bonds
of
an
Sept.
and
of
1,
author¬
$3,600,000.
1969
of about 3.56%,
Those
thereafter
available.
$796,000 332S.
as
follows:
Due
on
March
1
from 1959 to 1974 inclusive.
160,000 3«ts.
1975 and
y
about
inclusive.
1985
syndicate headed by
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.008, a net interest cost
;
of
Sept.
on
1968
to
maturing
p.
cost
245,000 4.70s.
Aug. 6
188,
by
price of
a
Sept. 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive. 155,000 4.40s. Due 011 Sept. 1 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
150,000 4V:jS. Due on Sept. 1 from
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
165,000 4.60s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958
v.
headed
follows:
as
Bond Sale—The $956.0°0
(of the
original issue of $1,811,000) gen¬
eral improvement bonds
offered
—
group
interest
$490,000 4s. Due
M-N.
awarded to
a
White, Weld & Co., at
97,
$3,000,-
bonds of 1958
revenue
-
T exas
1959
for
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
1960 to
Bond
May I,-1958.
re¬
City Sewer District (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
295,000 4.30s. Due
Sale—An issue of
$47,500
refunding bonds was sold to Muir
Investment Corp. as 342s.
Dated
.
city
municipal
airport
revenue bonds offered
Aug. 12—
v. 188, p. 300.
re-
Jan. 1 from 1959 to
thereafter
Utah
submitted
bid
one
Due
1976.
on
March
specific
;tj
Other members of the
syndicate*
Sept.
1968.
callable when
are
revenues
1,
therefore
are
office
in
&
by
Seattle.
f»'
L
•
Legality
Preston,
ap¬
Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Other
members
of
fhp
ermjn*
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Pancoast; Smith; Dean Witter &
Co.; Foster
Central Investment Co.;
McClung & Marshall; Wm. P.
Harper &
& Knickerbocker; Eanson &
Co.; Sons & Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.;
Rowles, .Winston & Co.; First of
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; SouthwickTexas Corp.; Municipal Securities
Campbell & Co. Inc.; and Kalman
Co.; and E. A. Underwood & Co.
& Co., Inc.-
Dewar,- Robertson
'
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Treasurer's
proved
1,
as
&
issue
our
of
QUEBEC
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds
:
V
about
5.83%,
was
$125,000
sold to
a
Pube &
net interest cost
a
as
follows:
$48,000 4V2s. Due
Other members of the
syndicate
-WASHINGTON
funding bonds was sold to H. L.
Shaffer Co., as 3%s. Dated
July 1,
on
City,
in
Aug. 11—v. 188, p. 596.
price of 92.46,
May 1 from
Sept. 1 from
Sold—The
$2,500,000
*
1958.- Due
Lake
foregoing supple¬
report
May 1 from Cie, Inc., La
Corporation de Prets
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
de Quebec, J. E.
Laflamme, Ltd.,
165,000 3.20s. Due on May 1 from and
Grenier, Ruel & Co., at a
1974 inclusive.
Bonds Not
City, Texas
Sale—An issue of $55,000
water and
Salt
dated
Sept.: 1,
maturing in 1979
are
those
thereafter
and
1969 to
-
on
—The
the
on
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
135,000 3-^28. Due
ments
group composed of Oscar
Sept. 1 from
on
Legality ap¬
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Mistassini, Quebec
lows:
Sept. 1 from
on
office.
by
of
•
$30,000 4s.
Treasurer's
about
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered July 28—
v.
on
1, 1963. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the City
terest
follows:
to
order
National
a
interest cost
$320,000 2V2S. Due
1959
callable
are
numerical
syndicate
a
First
Bank, of St. Paul, at
par,
Sept.
Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive. Bonds due
inverse
Note
The
$775,000 gen¬
obligation
school
building
bonds offered Aug. 1—v. 188, p.
—
Ave., N. W., Washington
Edward L.
bonds.
revenue
Sept. 1, 1958. Due
proved
UTAH
bonds
on Aug. 26 for the
$250,000
sewerage
of
extension
1960 to
Clearfield, Utah
posed
(MST)
p.m.
in
25, D. C.
Deer Park, Texas
2
purchase
in 1964 and thereafter
Chicago.
unconditional.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
water
and
sewer
improvement
ian
F.
Rodin
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
of
Delivery of bonds to be made at
the Agency's office, Room
869, 811
Vermont
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Bond Offering—City Clerk Viv¬
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
130,000 2.90s. Due
Offering—Vincent Konig,
WYOMING
of
and interest
City
of
New Richmond, Mannheimer-Egan, / Inc., and AllisonWilliams Co., Inc.
school
improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due to
mature (20-year plan) on
Aug. 1
from
1959 to
1978 inclusive; or
(15-year plan) on Aug. 1 from
3.15%,
{
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
1954.
from
be
sealed
headed
Bond Sale—An issue of
School
Aug. 21
on
zahl,
on
496—were awarded to
Barron,
munity Facilities Administration
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $355,Housing and Home Finance
000
corporate
purposes
bonds.
Agency, will receive sealed bids
11
Offering — Karl E. MarCity
Clerk,
will
receive
proved by
of the
must
1975 to 1982 inclusive.
The
from
Grafton), Wis.
junior lien water works and
1969 inclusive.
Due
years
ty Treasurer's office.
Marcos, Texas
Commissioner
until
July 15 from
on
seven
of issue.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
both
Bond
eral
Bond Offering—John C. Hazel-
tine,
follows:
as
$12,000 332S.
after
date
Dated Aug.
par.
inclusive.
San
sold to the East Texas Invest¬
was
receive
a.m.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on
Sept.
1
from
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
33As, 3%s and
as
price of
a
TEXAS
unlimited
will
Jeter,
(PST) on
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $215,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
issue of $70,000
tax school house bonds
the
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
Legality
Sale—An
Treasurer,
Bond Sale—An issue of $240,000
school house bonds was sold to R.
Bradford
Bond
Mabel
—
sealed bids until 10
at
or
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
to
Bullard Indep. School District,
Texas
Offering
County
1,
as
Committee,
312s, at par.
County, Cape Horn-Sky
School District No. IS (P. O.
Skamania), Wash.
1
Sept.
Rylie Independent School
4s, at
Co.
Sept.
on
the Lubbock National Bank, Lub¬
bock. Legality approved by Gib¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
sewer
bonds was
sold
to J.
C.
&
Due
those
National
J.
Shelbyville, Tenn.
Finance
Skamania
t
1973.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Republic
of- \
496—
p.
from
1
1,
im-j
bonds
Sept.
Due oh Sept. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
bonds
and
I son,
■
inclusive,
3%s.
thereafter
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale —The
State
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
The
York
Bond
on
1963
1964 to
1,055,000
New
Montgomery County (P. O.
Clarksville), Tenn.
Due
95,000 3V2s.
Bond Offering — E. J.
Carter,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 3
for the purchase of $215,000 school
bonds*. Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
July 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
as
only bidder,
3s.
1959 to
Henry County (P. O. Paris), Tenn.
sold
was
Piauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
$55,000
,f
bonds
Kaukauna, Wis.
$170,000 gen¬
obligation
municipal
golf
course
bonds offered Aug. 5—v.
188, p. 300—were awarded to the
Lubbock), Texas
auc¬
Wash.
Sale—The
.Monday, August 18. 1958
-
<}.
,,
l
on
June 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
77,000
5s.
1969
The
are
,
on
June
1
from
1978 inclusive.
bonds
1958 and
1968.
due
to
are
dated
June
1,
callable after June 1,
@FedFRASER