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MONDAY
In 2 Sections
ISSUE
Section 1
—
7ke Commercial w
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r
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Number 5665
186
olume
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
,
ct sales
.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
-
.
.
4,498,412
2.477.000
325,309
$1,696,103
$925,695
Earnings per share of common stock
ash dividends paid per share of common stock
$1.83
$0.30
186, p. 021.
304,938
_
resin adhesives, laminating and molding resins, mineral
foundry core binders, textile finishes and plastic coating
binders,
compounds.—V.
$1,230,633
$1.12
$0.30
-I
earnings
Net
ividends
—
———
paid ii* cash-—
_
——
Earnings retained for use in the business„
In This Issue
March
6,866,004
tBased
1956.
1,
June
On
Stock and Bond. Quotations
as
New York
on
Boston
the
nine
first
18#
months
of
the
current
fiscal
Gross income
income
Total
36
Coast
Pacific
P.
iscal
Stock
Montreal
Stock
Pittsburgh
evel,
Stock
Stock
Juno
39
40
Exchange
the
as
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages,
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
President, on Aug. 8 announced the conclusion of
royalty paying licensing agreement graining The Weatherhead Co.,
f Cleveland, Ohio rights to produce and sell in the United States and
anatla Aeroquip'.s "super gem" F ittings, with the lip-seal principl e,
or Teflon
hose assemblies under Aeroquip patents.—V. 185, p. .1037.
F.
Hurst,
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
35
SEC Index of
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
a letter of notification with the SEC
of class A common stock and 90,000 shares of
lass 3 common,stock (par $1 • both to be offered at $1.50 per share:
nd 25,000 shares. of
preferred stock to be offered at par ($1 per
hare). Walston. & Co., Tulsa,, Qklu. may bp the underwriter.
The proceds arc to boWetl to retire bank loans ay.pl. for working capital.
The
Allied
Paper Corp. below.—V.
185,
Miscellaneous Features
111.—Statement Effective-
Allied Paper Corp., Chicago,
The
registration statement filed with the SEC
on
Offerings
Statement
Federal
July 15. covering
Reserve
Corp.
shares
of
exchange
basis
shares
five
of
atomic
company
covering
market
end
7,450
Aug.
on
of
shares
(estimated
filed
9
at
stock
common
$37
Scherck, Ricbter & Co., both of St. Louis,
to go
offered
American Bank Note
at
This
corporation
month
last
473,000,000 passenger miles to
traffic
Senior
categories,
Number
July,
of
1956,
pared
Mr.
a
27'-
to
a
for
to
an
700.000
than
♦Earns,
passengers
announcement
C.
by
Ft.
ycur
Specrs,
was
miles
up
more
than 8#
increase
.the
over
ten
same
freight,
including
18.4#,
for
hike
over
last
month
mail
July,
totalled
miles
and
more
year
express,
1956.—-V. 186,
p.
and
was
than
all-cargo
9,443.000
$1.07
$1.03
ton
$0.58
$0.55
185,
Net oper.
Theatres,
Inc.-
1957—6 Mos. 1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$1,959,600
inc.
$3,281,000
1.002.000
tax,
$5,636,000
$8,756,000
2.93G.0O0
4.554,00j
1.649,000
profit before
gains
$1,632,000
$2,700,000
tax-
57,000
654,000
$3,000
907,000
earnings
$1,014,000
$2,286,000
$2,793,000
$5,109,000
after
(net)
applicable
$4,202,000
$957,000
capital trains
Cap.
Preferred
inc.
Earns,
div.
shs.
Common
per
req.irmt.
85,300
90,076
171.500
183.277
outstand.
4,145,809
4,145,109
4,145,809
1,145,109
$0.21
$0.37
$0.61
$0.97
$0.22
$0.53
$0.63
$1.19
capital
gains-,
Incl. capital gains—
—V.
185, p. 1989.
Bulletin.
This
on
on
informed
aid
to
investment
Canadian securities is
available
Exchange
23 ADELAIDE
ST. W.
—
Aug.
Enka
Corp.—A
New Stronger Tire Yarn—
made available on
Aug. 9 by this corporation.
Called "Super-Suprenka," the new yarn
is presently being produced at the rate of about 2,000.000 pounds per
year,
with gradual conversion to much higher rates planned.—-V. 186,
p.
Canada
TORONTO, CANADA
on
company
American
Members: The Toronto Stock
Not
the
STATEMENT
taxes
taxes
on
1956
$
183,250,138 194,998,467
8,667,356 20,287,153
3,245,000
8,850,000
income
5,422,356
11,437,153
$0.45
..
$0.96
stock
Steel Foundries
(& Subs.)—Earnings Drop
Ended June 30—
-
-
-
taxes.—-—
before
taxes
Income
•
——
1957
1956
$92,191,279 $89,926,007
12,390,273 13.856.522
6,257.000
7,147,00j
$6,133,273
income
$6,709,522
2,179,333
*$5.24
*1,280,543
Dividends
per
share—
*$1.70
♦Adjusted to give effect to a 5#
stock dividend paid Oct. 19, 1956.
Earnings in the six months to March 31, 1957 were not as large as
they were a year ago. However, earnings of $2,597,000 in the three
Dividends
2,318,169
—
-
—
—
-
$4.76
_
'
——
1,289.283
$1.80
were largest for any quarter in the com¬
higher than in the same period last year.
last fiscal quarter
of vacation shut¬
downs, but they are expected to be larger than in the same quarter last
year.
Thus, earnings lor the entire 1957 year will be good but are not
expected to equal the record-breaking results of 1956.
Unfilled orders continue high and amounted to $59,000,000 at June
30. 1957, as compared to $62,000,000 at the beginning of the fiscal year
months
ended'June
30.
1957,
and were 9#'
pany's history
Jarehow said shipments and earnings in the
will be less than in the quarter just ended because
new
far-stronger
rayon
314.
yarn
for
tires
The
Resin Firm—
.
14 acquired Booty Reslneers, inc., of Newark.
through an exchange of shares.
new
Booty
Resir.eers division gives American-Marietta addi¬
Tills
Ohio,
was
'
American-Marietta Co.—Acquires
"
company
$60,000,000
and
oh Aug.
a
large
year ago.
capital
expenditures havo been
made in the first
this fiscal year, the company's working capital position
remains strong.
While substantial funds are required for further capi¬
nine, months of
additions,
"no outside financing is anticipated.—V. 185, p. 2321„
AMP Inc.—Issues
Interim Report—
1957 the operations of this
subsidiaries, and its Puerto
combined sales of $19,551,419
representing an increase of more than 23'e or $3,660,034 over sales
for the
corresponding period in 1956.
Net income of $1,785,974 for
the first six months of 1957 is equivalent to 92c per Endorsed Share.
For the same period during
1956 net income amounted to $1,773,837
the
For
5 filed a letter of notification with, the SEC
covering 142.500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$2
per
share,
without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to go to
capital stock account and surplus account.
The
A
The Investment Dealers' Association of
Federal
Phoenix, Ariz.
SEC—
—Files With
request.
Ross, KhoayIcs & Co. Ltd.
sales
Net' income
tal
American Educators Life Insurance Co.,
decisions
Federal
for
income
Although
share—
com.
Exr.l.
Significant business and economic trends in
Canada are reviewed regularly in our Monthly
in
reactors and
1957
Earnings per shore—-—
Number of capital shares
2209.
p.
Lower Rate—
Consolidated
Investment in Canada
nuclear
Mr.
418.
—
Federal
American
,
i
A Guide to
EARNINGS
-
Nine Months
$786,355
7,300,000,
that
Fed.
$777,789
preferred stock.- —V.
Net oper. profit
Prov.
airfreight
on
Period End. June 30—
com¬
$416,599
Broadcasting-Paramount
Earnings At
compared to
than 9#
flown climbed more
ago.
said
dividends
American
carried
passenger
445,753
1.564.103
777,748
411,730
com.———
per
♦After
records for the carrier in both
taxes,
-—.—$396,412
1,564.258
786,469
862,352
808,142
income
income
Net
V
Specrs
an
more
of
nuclear
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Net
—
taxes
income
July Records—
Co.
provision for
before
Inc.
Salves.
passengers
while
shipments,
idles,
according
Vice-President,
flew
set July
corporation's new Atomic Energy
manufacture of a wide variety
equipment.—V. 184, p. 2442.
before
Provision
$5,274,167
Sales
Prov.
American Airlines, Inc.—Sets New
the
energy
Income
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$5,105,476 $10,177,013 $10,053,451
Period End. June 30—
Cook & Co.,
The proceeds are
Mo.
at
power
—V. 184, p. 2442.
Aloe.—V. 182, p. 2353.
the Estate of Edith It.
to
be
to
$5)
(par
through Newhard,
share),
per
To
under construction in Mountain View, Calif.
prototype of a system planned for in¬
now
Earnings per share of common
the SEC
letter of notification with
a
built
be
low
a
sales
Net
Mo.—Files With SEC—
(A. S.) Aloe Co., St. Louis,
as
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
The
—
Off—
$
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
of
ii>
Gorp.
the
to
CONSOLIDATED
'
50
Reserve Banks
Allied Paper stock for each 22
Allied-Albany stock, was declared effective on Aug. 7. The
offer i$ to expire on Sept. 6.—V. 186, p. 417.
the
on
and
design
Federal
of
«m
to
laboratories
serve
49
Statement
1990.
on the campuses of colleges and universities to train
engineers and physicists In atomic reactor technology.
The American-Standard Atomic Energy Division is engaged
of
System
Condition
Combined
offering by this company of 21,000 shares of its common stock (par
$8.1 in exchange for outstanding common stock of Allied-Albany Paper
p.
Sanitary
Standard
&
stallation
49
Banks
will
It
54
11
Member
of
a
is
reactor
The
Rates
Exchange
Condition
outstanding
Atomic Energy Commission for n
"zero
power"
model of its University Training
was announced
on Aug. 8 by Joseph A. Grazier,
it
(UTR),
Division
Corporation & Investment News Cover
Foreign
shares
common
President.
Dividends Declared and Payable
481.
p.
average
on
has applied
make
to
Reactor
State and City Bond
Ratliator
company
license
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.—Exchange Offer—
See
This
90,000 shares
General
months ended
common
share
per
for the 12
of $18,906,276
preferred dividends to $4.13 a share on
shares ou standing during the period
after
of
Build Atomic Training Reactor—Earnings
corporation on Aug. 2 filed
overing
$4.59
to
American
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
Tulsa, Okla.—Files With SEC
Akin Distirbutors, Inc.,
.
adjustments applicable to that period.—V. 185,
35
Stock Prices
20,238,947
the preceding 12 months period.
pending rate proceedings the revenues and cost of gas pur¬
chased arc subject to adjustment, but it is considered that the effect
of such adjustments will not be material.
The earnings for the 12
months ended
June
30,
1956, have been restated to give effect to
44
45
Toronto
Licenses Weatherhead Firm—
18,863,757
$3.83
—
income
net
equal
number
$4.65
against
44,701
dividends
during
41
__
is
1957,
30,
average
42,519
outstanding at end of period.
consolidated
The
39
Exchange
Exchange
shares
on
share
common
per
♦Based
39
Exchange
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
Earnings
38
Exchange
20,333,648
Co.—
Gas
after pfd.
28.021,574
7.687.92G
18,906,276
,
American .Natural
of
Consolidated Net income,
Due
Peter
income-.—,
net
divs.
Preferred
13,747,181
,
26,291.690
1,729,884
32,653.457
—_
—
-
36
*
•
31,088,190
1,565,267
...
——
deductions—
Consolidated
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Hurst;, President said: "It appears that net sales for the
year that ends Sept.
30, 1957 will be around the $40,000,000
somewhat higher than the approximately $38,000,000 anticipated
t the company's annual meeting in January of tMs year.
Net earnngs have already exceeded the earlier forecast of over $2,000,000."'
Peter
Exchange-
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
stockholders'
gain in
$
178,637,890 146.156.397
147,549,700 119.864,707
———
,
*
Other
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-
equity. On June 30, 1957, stockholders'
Kjiiity amounted to $10,956,661, equal to $9.94 per share.
This colo¬
ured with $9,260,558 or $8.40 per share on Sept. 30, 1956.
n
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange-.
there has been
year,
Stock
Stock
Operating income
Income
(net)-
15
27
31
36
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
American
net, current assets aggregating
Sept. 30, 1956, the end of the last
iscal year.
In
Operating revenues
—I
Operating expenses and taxes..
-
Page
New York Stock Exchange
had
1957.
1956
1957
June 30—
Ended
$
shares presently outstanding.
I,l01,b52
on
Aeroquip
against $6,350,359
30,
Months
12
paid
1
5#
5%
"Declared Nov. 19, 1956, paid Jan. 7, 1957, and declared Nov. 21, 1955,
aid
(& Subs.)—Net Off—
American Natural Gas Co.
dividends
Stock
manufacture
growing industries through
within several
markets
synthetic
wool
2,741,633
1,511,000
$2,021,412
MISCELLANEOUS
-
tional
of
1957
195(i
''t
$32,132,988 $24,362,316
.
innings before Federal taxes on income
ederal taxesozv. income—-—-—
5
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings at Higher Rate—
Aeroquip Corp.
Nine-Months, Ended June 30—
'Moopy
2K
Corporation and Investment News
■
RAILROAD
Monday, August 19, 1957
its
corporation,
affiliate,
Rican
or
91c
U.
months
six
per
A.
ended
consolidated
Pamcor,
June
30,
domestic
Inc. resulted in
Endorsed Share.
Whitaker,
President,
on
Aug,
14 further stated:
the balance of 1957 to continue
at
the same
rat? as experienced for the first six months of this
year
which would indicate tl at net earnings per Endorsed Share
for the year will
ce about 10#
greater than net earnings per En¬
dorsed
Share
for 1956. The backlog of unfilled orders at June 30,
1957 amounted to $7,447,725 as compared with $4,933,971 a year ago.
"The
sales and earnings do not
include operating results of the
"We
expect
sales and earnings for
company's
three wholly-owned
subsidiaries in France, Holland
European sales and i
and Great Britain which
accounted
a
Oi
3
Jim
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(726)
the
same
of
1957,
of
months
for
and
for
the
sales
of
sales
above
months
six
first
1957 totaled $124,391,000, or
first half of 1956, and net
of
for
$123,289,000
of
1%—Earnings Off 10%
Armstrong Cork Co.—Sales Up
Net
1%
during the first
about $40,500
approximately $1,050,000
resulted in net income
period."—V. 185, p. 1633.
sales
additional
for
six
the
about 10% below earnings of $6,848,last year, C. J. Backstrand, President,
Bendix
in
the
comparable
announced
Both
period
12.
Aug.
on
.
sales in the second quarter were higher than for
earnings and
the first quarter of 1957 and slightly above the second quarter
Virtual elimination
of
start-up costs involved in
bringing
of 1956.
the new
fiberboard unit at Macon, Ga., into production and cost reductions in
other areas, combined with expanding sales during the spring months,
improved earnings from the rate of 4.7% of sales in the first quarter
to
5.2%
second.
the
in
.
,
,
Thic
the
] 956
Net
produces
For
materials
for the firm which
earnings
and
$3.97
or
share
products sold."
V
Earnings per share of common stock—after deducting
mon
in
the
half
first
last
of
of
As
year.
June
there were out¬
stock and 161,522
common
i
in the first six months of this
with $11,700,000 in the first half
186, p. 622.
compared
totaled
1956 and
year
expenditures
Capital
$7,700,000,
of
$19,997,000 for the full year.—V.
cash
Not
before
income
920,924
1,184,756
837,404
depletion.——t—
and
Depreciation
& depl
share
a
but at are.dated
,
the
792,723
six
months
Xne
lunaimng
definitely be unfavorable, compared
1956.
itteir"—V. 184,"p. 2010.
"
"
stock
(A.-.M.)
ri °
0
Volu
if1
nw
uvueh.
spji«
ona
for
v
a~V.
net lo--
31,
1951;
for the
moan
Cei
«»»*">*«« »
months of our
two
to
the
.
This
.
Pel
of
I
ful1 "seal
endhw'Tu,
0
k- J1
year
»'•
,
outstanding.
For the nine
$15,464,552 or $3.21 a
presently
income
186,
months
was
1956
net
ended;f June
ended
Rate—
fiscal
>•
'
30,
1957
ip the comparable period
418.
p.
Byers,% President4; announced
B. M.
-
.
period
a
i';hat
Aug.
on
accord
315
p.
Ce
sales
I Offei
for tliP
ni,
totaled
I
Pain<
$23,403,841 against $"'3 264
Net profit for the nine
monthd
after provision for
preferred stm-'l
year
7n1 (ei ed
ago.
$502,050
$2
Pi
at
*.
Byers Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise
equal,
conv<
share, compared with earnings of $203'ion %J
at 10
share in 1956.
' " "
Sales for the quarter ended June 30, 1957 totaled
$6,870,629 commvnl
TVe
with those of $8,947,235* for ths similar 1956 quarter.
Net
was
dividends,; to
For
nmm
Ah*Lthe, f!gur«s for the
will
1957 net income was $20,088,626.
outstanding.—V.
30,
then
net
compared
the
on
stock
&om
piolits foi July and August, the
.
June
the
a
$27,312, compared'to"a.net profit of $75,465 as of May
"Preliminary June figures indicate profitable operation
operating income for the quarter1
with $149,154,266 for the quarter
other
and
to
Sales had def
.
of
sharps
4,811,505
the
on
Best & Co.—Earnings at Lower
:
deficit
a
$1.06
per
6 cents
of
per
1957, net sales were $18,319,378
period in 1956, an increase of
profit
taxes was $598,479 compared
the quarter was $39,950 equal, after provision for preferred stock divtl niw
with $623,676; this amounts to $1 per share on 600 ,000 common shares
clends, to a deficit of 13 cents against $458,538, or,.$1.46 in the sinrilai!^oi(.nh
le
Quarter last' year. Tire larger profit for the. 1956 quarter was
outstanding, compared with $1.04 per share in the first six months'1
attrib-1
of 1956
';v.
;Vutable to the- sharp -derriand for Byers' products preceding the strik-nB
Pl'i
with
compared
3.4%
Net
.
after
31,
July
for the
$17,712,591
profit
Federal
,
for!
same
income
„
r
,
the
for
history
of
of
V.
p.
185,
A $2,8675573
deprec,
share
a
1956.
ended
cn
Sales
Up Over 100%—
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Earnings
To6tff^E.ndedJU"C3(>~
$1.08
or
1956.
the nine nronibs' period ended May 31, 1957
sales declined
$3,097,000 to $2,472,000,.' compared to the same nine months
one
earlier,. a decrease of abqut 20%. Operations resulted in
a
.
1957,
30,
4,979,472 shares of $1 par value
shares of $3.75 cumulative preferred stock.
30,
Net
compared
29,
jggJ
...-"For
1957-its
third
fiscal quarter,
share on the $5,056,053 shares of
income for the similar quarter Of
a
of $1,690,000.
sales
on
a
-i
for"* '"
$7 099,215
of
$31,990
sales of $2,152,000 as of Feb,
36%' decrease 'in- bciiaing activity in tne Flint
area as measured by permits issued.
"March apd April operations continued at a loss, but
with
increase in sales in May a profit was shown for the
month '
preferred divi¬
$1.17, compared with $1.32 in the first half of 1956. Com¬
stock dividends were 30 cents per share per quarter, the same as
dends—were
standing
$1.40
incoine
net
of
against
21%
30,
nine months ended June 20,
the
months
Jml/
$194,706,859,
to
June
12
outstanding.
then
royalties
sales,
amounted
flooring products, industrial specialties and
packaging products declined in 1957 "due in large part to rising costs
and
shifts
in
customer
preference that changed the assortment of
first half
said
Backstrand
Mr.
stock
renortei
is
ip-
to
$5,173.157,
was
common
a
ended
outstanding.
stock
common
ended
building
cqu?va?ent
Aug.
on
Corp.—Earnings at Higher Rate-
nr.
months
was
Exchange Commission
Aviation
rnrnnritinn
three
This
and
loss
$43,968 on
announced the
issuance of an order pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par
capital stock of this corporation for a further ten-day period, Aug.;,13,
to Aug. 22, 1957, inclusive.—V. 186, p. 622.
"
earnings amounted to $6,152,000,
000
net
Listing Continued—
Bellanca Corp.—Ban on
The Securities
Monday, August
19,
.
period
the
highest first six months sales., in the
which last year affected;;;other manufacturers in the. industry.—v. 185■
1957
according to Walter Strickland, President"—/,' P- 2911. ;
the
were
company,
2442.
T. y
-
Lutheran
Bethesda
Home, Watertown, Wis.
California Electric Power Co.—Plans Preferred
""
Bonds
Stock!{aine
tiona
Itiona
Financing—Earnings Show Gain—
Offered—B. C. Zieg'ler & Co.,
West Bend, Wis., is offer-;.
•/The company announced'on Aug. ' 15 that.it has made ap])licatifiilPianC
ing publicly $500,000 of 4%%, 4%%, 43A% and 5% "fi3ist'regulatory commissions- for-permission to sell $7,000,000 of
The
cumulativ
preferred, stock (par $50),: to the public through a
group of under.|t°gedlf
mortgage serial bonds, dated July 1 195Vat.l00% and
„rltel.s headed
Mertn Lynch. rlerce, Fenner &
Beany™!mocha
accrued interest. The bonds will mature
semi-annually,-
Net
Net
$347,352
outstanding
income
share—
per
liabilities
Current
'
—
and
long
debt
term
$128,201
2,764,700
$0.13
income
Shares
2,583,000
$0.0o
reduced
were
$900,988
or
equivalent of 32 cents per share, while total current assets were
reduced by only $43,136 resulting in a substantial improvement in the
v Kidder,
from
the
company's current position for this six months period.
Substantial
operating loss carry-forwards remain for tax purposes in future years.
—V.
185,
bonds
thereafter
the
The
proceeds
dormitory
Atlas Corp.—Seeks SEC
This
New
York
investment
Approval of Disney Sale—
it
company,
announced
was
inent
to
the
Commission
common;
include
Brothers,
a
of
intends
to
to
to
Sachs.
exercise
Co.
&
until
persons
Aug.
22,
1957,
Sachs
is
from
such
shares
warrants
Goldman
by
of
affiliation,
such
prohibited
prohibition.
of
unless
After
Disney
the
for
Sachs, Lehman
the directors of Atlas is
of
One
Because
3,153
the
own
represented
Peabody
Goldman
exemption
an
continue
be
Goldman
stock
grants
and
and Kidder,
partner
Disney
interested
given
a
to
group,
has
hearing thereon. Atlas owns 403,153 shares of Disney
and it proposes to sell 400,000 shares to an underwriting,
request
the
such
will
Atlas
it
presently
additional
an
the
of
Commission
sale,
and
common;
purchase of
sale
153,553
shares.
The
f'nrn
is
it
Mr.
1956.
Enamel
does
said
high of
It
about
Atlas
$1,000,000 in
spokesman said.
Atlas
an
stock
and
controlling
President
cash
for
completed the transaction principally
Slhprock's 19 producing gas wells and
oil wells, the spokesman said.
wells
located adjacent tc
are
is
share
Rpr-nrH
itecoia
income
with
sales
of
in
in
first
the
half
with
compared
months
of
195 <"
this
because
three
it
1957
figures.
that all figures
out
the
which
currently
better
the
half
first
than
months
the
Porcelaiii
statement
-'The
operating
on
calculated
share
a
of
1956,
on
a
the
on
186,
■
22
of
Vice-President
Finance
of
;
r.__
Profit
before
as
Commission
on
will
announcement
Taxes
on
income-;
3,237,600
3,141,752
earnings
♦Earned
30,
1957
The
2,917,635
on
(after
of
$3,104,515
$1.08
.
shares
stock
common
$1.05
outstanding
at
July
be
29,
made
1957
will
the
to
as
Stratton
&
—
.
(net)
For
net
the
three
income
of
amortization,
months
ended
the
the
J.
as
cents
Federal
taxes—
income
income
period
of
equivalent
$4,082,000,
Theodore
per
share
the
on
after
stock
based
to
cents
company
per
Wolfe, President, when releasing
reported
net
'- -
-to
=71
oil
ACA
Ann
t,n
profit
:
"The
to
decline
two
share
AbA'nnn
1
earnings
One
share
per
the
lor
increase
effect
this
of
weather
than
normal
Furthermore,
in
1956.
between
the
conditions.
below
and
year
effected.
the
We
two
earnings
for
mainly
the
second
quarter
the
years
the
was
Temperatures
in
and
l9oo,
flow
calculate
of
that
of
the
the
difference
equivalent
quarter."—V.
higher than normal
sales were particularly
were
gas
Susquehanna
to
186,
in
about
p.
six
River
weather
cents
lower
was
conditions
per
share in
522.
$1,519,947.76
608.
p.
for
tile
--
-
Broclerick
With
-
months
12
ended
•
•
operating
operating
1957
1956
Bernet
Sz
Net
operating
Otfter
Net
104,675,094
94,003,017
Total
For
other
fixed
charges.
20,453,430
3.304.335
for
5.038,000
22,035,357
income
available
fixed
2.369,556
25,339.692
charges
6,921.436
I
22 822 986
5i838!522
.
Net
income
E.
the
filed
June
1957.—V.
30,
of
stock
available
for
dividends
18.418.256
16.984,464
15,567,777
13,'612,038
2,850,479
Dividends
Average
Net
number
income
To
of
credited
help
shares
additimial
On
He
the*
May
per
of
earned
shs.
3.302 406
com.
stock
outstdg.
•
made
F.
is!567
777
13 682 058
^
24
the
company's construction program, a
toward the end of June.
The
offer
capifa1!
31,
of
surplus
share
finance
was
to
Dallas,
June
Texas.
174,
months
the
in
the
were
orders
six
$136,913,144
$125,145,752
for
notification
$1)
through
retired
highest
business
oi
The
1957,
ficm
same
proceeds
for
this
,
,
with
to
be
the
SEC
offered
and
to
are
corporation
world-wide
period
A
lnljnvestn
operatlojsale
to
186,
p.
and
bonds
.' "" "''v
:
-
Tns>
-
ninav
to-' offer
proposes
"
be
•
jcompar
finance
Isubsidii
froi
exempt
'ial
posed i
fo
'
-
idclitio
\ :
in
there
law
i»W in
in'
under
Illinois
««,!« UltaoB.
ensaaed.
engaged,
.gas
gas
nrincinallv
principally
the net* proceeds
will, be
be
sliares
for
November;
veils
weiio
|iiiclude
EAR}
througtR?^wVo
pUWkl^'111
•amendment!^"22 p
•'iS.r'Tto company "l0"' •>,
1956, the,
i:
public
sale
The
basis!",s $1
ovuers -on a. contract basis
ov.iers on a
hi-A«rs Vin ■•innitirinir
loococ
ior
ior
With
with
will
properties,,
.5'.;%!..'..,
■
I 1
...'
the
01
sale of the 250,000 common shares.
prepay- outstanding
bank
indebtedness
To
used
-
Serie
Serie
Serie
Serie
Serit
Serie
Serie
Serie
'-first
du
Sinkini
First
Seco
Tliir
Campbell Chibougamau Mines, Inc.—Acquisition—
4'/-%
in
periods reflect
a
1956,
loss
complete
which,
in both
During
1957
July
amounted
to
to
of
charges
$3,800,000
and
six months
Income
at
the
oi'
first
occupy
new
floor space.
Depreciation
1956
operations
because
ElectroData
of
planned,
n
two
for
the
months
production
compared with
period.
Figures for
expansion,
1958,
the
from
for
790 000
same
period
amounted
to
this
127,697
year.
almost
Expenditures
$7,500,000
in
tie
first
six
months
of
for
this
the
year
first
were
half
of
products
for"
amount
orders
is
pany's
late
50%-
stantial
orders
1957
at
announced
electronic
portion
of
have
data
been
1958.
and
higher than
recently
Datatron
of
in
The
the
received
new
same
Bank
Proof
equipment
products
to
machines
a
and
sub¬
commenting on the results of operations for the period, John S.
President,
indicated
that
new
orders
for
electronic
data
processing equipment have
jun
substantially in excess of assigned
quotas during the first half of the
year.
Mr. Coleman also
^Coleman,
offer
been
increased
that
also
field
10%
increased
pointed
marketing
from
at
a
a
personnel
year
like
ago,
rate.—V.
in
and
this
country
individual
186,
p.
transaction
shares
sales
and
|
abroad
has
productivity
has
$50
mininiHciinml
commoiH |iSfra
conductec.Hculra)]
is
/
of
•
Central
Canada
as
on
Aug. .15
closed
at
$8}^
a
•'
.
added
his
share
on
;
whose
'By
[At Ma
for
co
conver
of
Chi¬
5.4
$12.27
the Americai
subord
.
TSul
operations an
America, is continuing to explore other mining claims in
well as in the U. S. and Latin America.—V. 182,
p. 911company,
qioo
Fince ]
■shares
hole]
completed New York & Honduras will
Campbell Chibougamau Mines stock. Campbell
shares
principal
of con
stock:
h$u
Canadian
1956.
contributing
this increase.
CampbelHcunnrl
estimated
present backlog of equipment
time last year, with the com¬
Sensitronic,
processing
for
and
with
Exchange.
Mr. Reininger
in
first
by the increase in total revenue, orders for
existing
running ahead of last year, while at the same time a
are
delivered
both Yorcan
announced.
prospect,
consists
of 95
of Quebec, Canada, and has a
Stock
of
*
the
copper
the
half
first
this year.
taxes
when
will
aggregating
the
by
jointly
copper
a
Yorcan
in
$2,700,000
ratification
to
companies
important indicated gold values.
holdings are owned 50%
by Chibougamau Mining
Smelting Co., Inc.; 25% by New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co
and
25%
by Newlund Mines, Ltd., and other interests.
R. M. Reininger,
President of New York & Honduras Rosario, saiil
The
operated
company
two
the Chibougamau area
2%
over
Division,' acquired in
rapid
of
subject
property,
boundary with the Campbell property.
A drilling program
jointly last winter by Yorcan and Campbell resulted in locating
th<0|
Henderson ore body with an estimated
4,700,000 tons of ore averagin
a
96
or
evidenced
substantial
be
setting
is
the
Yorcan
claims in
1957,
facilities
$4,628,000, compared with $5,728,000
As
The
bougamau
increased
development
of
also
$5,811,713,
agreement
shareholders,
periods.
and
and
feet
the
The
>
.
taxes
share for the six months ended June 30,
$6,303,428, or $1.05 per share in the s->me 1956
both
?
incoming orders .for
company history, with new-
in
'
Exploration, Ltd., has concluded an agreement with CampbellBsi/j,)^,
Chibougamau Mines, Ltd., to transfer its
assets, including mining claim:*41,,^
for 506,667 shares of
capital stock of Campbell Chibougamau Mines*Conim
record
with
pj
Serie
i.sed
.
at
Co.,.
compared
i)i"'
«Viscon
Wifl>
to,-prepay other indebtedness, vand the balance
to, approximately $395,362, will be added to the genera!
funds lot the-company arid'will be available for working capital and
.other general corporate purposes. Of the indebtedness to be prepaid,
$1,043,791. was .borrowedt subsequent uo Aug. 1, 1966, to refinance prior
loans, to finance the cost of drilling and. completing new productive
aild fot «ener«l- corporate- purposes.
The company now has outstanding 250,058 common shares, F,- A
..Cglvevt,,Jr., of Tulsa. Okla., is lised ^ president, and as owner o
181,463
shares
(72.5%)" of
the
company's
outstanding
stock.
An
additional 60,623 shp.res,l(24.2%'T are
by A. J. Mrigness, of Oklahemg City, Vice-President.
Total
equipment
t<
the
to be used to retire $14,000,000 in bank loans whicllpoimai
expand generating, .tvahsmissioii and' distribution .kacilitie.*'ompal
3.
'
-i
' ■ •'
'
BUS!
company
iS - also"
is-also
Es.ate
to
of
ca:
Schneider,
go
reported
operations,
1956.
month
any
machines
in
high for any month.
Consolidated net income after
has
Pacific
Period End. June
30—
Net
-V.
1957—Month—1956
"
"
Railway
Railway
Issues'
Ry.—June Earnings Higher—
ITh
1957—6 Months— 195G|
$
$
$
revenue
44,343,037
43.679.905
23°.527.926
expenses
39,409,143
39,197,100 224,382,846
acquir
8
4nf
242.874.49f'
ONI
227.404,1231
oi the
earnings _'
185, p. 1746.
4,933,894
4,482,805
15,470,37(1
15,145,080
The corporation
lease in the
acre
announced
Cm
Oil
is
preparing to drill
southwest
Aug.
on
Paine
loevvi
Cataract Mining Corp.—To Drill New Well—
the
&?reec
8
by
corner
James
P.
of
a
5.500-foot
test
Heuif
well
on
lflSJ
a
County, Texas, it waT
Vice-President in charge oil
Archer
Kiel,
f'entr
•In
-V.
Division.
The well
was
scheduled
211.
to
be
spudded in by Aug. 15.—V.
315
186, p.
C(
Thi
as
Chairman
of
the
board
of
di-
'wfll KtmCCu ar'C|i ^-th Ih" terms of the company's pension plan,
board!-V186!ap. 622.
8h hiS continuatlon as a member of
iiltional
60,000
m rash
'
underwriting group headed by W. E. Hiitton <fe Co.
offering price and underwriting tonus -are to- be supoiied
by
2455.
p.
cents per
new
of
placed
commercial
$10,000,
.-company
used
°f
.
...
McCormick
record
out
exPected to yield the required $75,000,000
Johnson
for
"
oil and natural;gas,from these
182, ;
In
Balance
companv'Iiinance
company'* finance
the
was
; '".-amounting
Louis, Mo.—Files
(par
share),
ner
St.
CoiTimicdion
commission—
letter
a
common
$13
Bascom.—V.
first
of
revenue
13,039,000
5,803,000
income
38.530,430
14,736,000
taxes
taxes
Income
Total
42.574,357
at
the, second
Yorcan
132,533,447
revenues
operating
Co.,
Rope
Pvehinrrp
of
at
Hickman,
Charles
square
$
147,249,451
revenues
expenses
dace
011
maturing Oct; 1, 1587..'•*
has-• asked 'that, the comhwu stock
$205,504
•
.
ibxenange
12
shares
Estimated
research
Income
mvH
ana
Aug.
on
20,000
market
June,
$
Total
company
covering
Canada—Earnings Maintained—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Total
Bascom
&
Seenritip*.
secuilties
The
at
Bell Telephone Co. of
target
186, ;;p.u ,110.
<"$1,830,134
,
and
#duc
was
the
in
because
unit
.
generating, plant
nnl- CA1
others,
in/acquiring leases on
"prospective, semi-proven'and proven oil and gas1, properties for explora
i»co8peciive, senu-proven' and proven oil and gas
explora-*
tion and development tlipreof, arid in the production and sale ,of crudt|plrst n
the figures, commented
number of outstanding
the additional shares of¬
fered in March, which had the effect of
reducing the per-share results
for the second quarter
by about five cents. The other was the adverse
was
stock,
common
the
engaged in drilling .oil ancj
,-pi), and
—
Burroughs Corp.—Sales Rise—Earnings Show Decline
in
factors.
of
with
r>rillin<r
it
MiJiMn'*
$8,171,039
Provision for,, depreciation included in the foregoing
summary
of
profit amounted to $697,709.35 ior the six months ended June 30, 1957
follows:
shares
kilowatt
.
co
pui
Subsequcnflcuuinm
-Bdurinie
.
J'SSS:
A?fonSn
taxes
per
nin1'
1 nn
..
of
share.
common
,
electric
eam
Construction continues
mortgage
Organized
f-' Ofganiied
-'cq'q.l
o67,/45
^
Chicago, Hi.; Stifel Nicolaus & Co., Inc., St. Louis, Mo.;
the
1956,
59
-that
time.
' :'
first-60,000
,
s
case, at
nd
..ncn
.,
,
oal
and
equivalent,
common
direct
October.
the
station
1958.—V.
-
"!9V9'r?2
2f2.6p4
$4,296,344
reports
company
depreciation
number of shares outstanding.
corresponding
of
this
1957,
after operating expenses,
interest and other deductions;
taxes,
average
For
income
30,
$3,834,000,
preferred'dividends, to 50
on
June
Earnings
this
first
The
—V.
,
Co.—Quarterly
in
1957,
operation.
•>,
.
Electric
&
of
were
.
fu,
...
con«
periodslpompar
^l0t
30
lastBmiid bt
'
' Bsouthei
providBacauisii
will
bBl'ne
cent*
The proceeds are
on
1
Gas
15,
its
an
ro„
profit before income taxes__..
company
Baltimore
27
be
Corp.- -Earnings-
discounts, interest & other inc.
Wisconsin
Net
said that the profit margin was affected by increased
costs
attributable in part
to
the opening
of the
new
facilities
at
Morton-Grove, 111. and readjustment of production at the Suffern,
N.
Y., and Pasadena, Calif, laboratories.
Generally rising costs were
also an influence.—V.
183, p. 2910.
with
means
June
deducting preferred dividends).
present
public'offering.
stated
rkn
Piuchase
Net
$3,202,562
share,-
per common
♦Based
compared
•«
000
'
.
.
'
Net
at
The
Brig gs
6,246,267
■
cents
discussed.
At that
VJiVert
Olney, 111.—Registers With SE
by which the, plan,,, i ---'/This corporation Tiled v a registmcivn statement; with the
SEC,oi,
approved by the stockholders, will be put into effect.—V.. 186,,p. 522." ' Aug. 13, 1957, covering 250,000 shares of 1»s $i
par common stock
time,
1956
6,440,162
:
precediniWctermi
The company has
applieci to the Caiuornm, P. J. Commission
permission to sell 200,000 shares of $20 par 'common stock and
a
,
$42,118,256 $35,727,554
.
taxes
the
in
respective
California Oregon Power Co.—Plans
Financing—
common
.,
Accounting,
share
a
the
Exchange Plan—
and
will
Bernardino
June
■
cents
212,307
314. .;
p.
June
San
unit
share basis,-
with
compared
basevl
1957.—V.
cents
foreign
seven
per
,ear"ln8s |V6i'e 96 cents , a shavl
were
commercial
preferred
Commerce
c
|vall,ie-
ccntslan(}
r
0
that at the next meeting of the board of directors, to be held
25, 1957, the details of working out the exchange of the* rail¬
stock into debentures, as authorized by the Interstate
12
Sept.
road's
loans!Gas
»
company's"
company
new
has an active
in
■
average,-"stock outstanding during the
.'/hearings will be held
the
,
Glacy,
semlsomhe
foi
bank
i
applicSitibii for a general rate'increase to
.approximately> $2.000,000--in
increased
revenues
annually
•
heard by the California Thiblic, Utilities Gommi^sion.1 late in
senr.embevlthe
a
first,-half:
1956
The company
is
1957,
30,
June
011
of
cents
22
six
first
set
term
short
period last year,.-and for the 12 months ended Juno.
$1.02 ;against 98 cents- in the earlier year.,
same
On
for
are
Boston & Maine RR.—To Discuss
Aug.
tentatively
..^ul,le 30, ccmparedpul tem
.,3V'
• j
on
earnings
'
Sales
-
the
.
comparable
outstanding
Mr.
is
repay
f fqU
Jura quarter 1957 eftiifilrigs%were 28
wn*
producing
Atlas oil and gas properties
Mexico. Shiprock also owns
Six Months Ended June 30—
at
were
the
The
Based
:>The
v
for
to
^
months.
,
of;1'
-
year
for
include
owned.
'
ended
period
President.
$1,125,480
Canada and other countries.
for
nnn
r ,M?e y,^ar ® ^
K,:
comparable
Jr.;
'
■
.
-
six
the
the
-
-
Xllgn
Weaver,
A.
in
Hif?h—
$47,045
$46,013
that
figures for
which is now 100%-
pointed
licensees
of
slightly
Subs.)—Sales Rise 17.9%—
(&
that
Corp.
include
income
Shiprock.
hi
the San Juan County Basin
of New
tungsten and uranium properties in New Mexico and Colorado, includ¬
ing. two tungsten mills in the Sugar Loaf mining district of Colorado.
Mr. Sullivan will
resign as Shiprock President and Atlas will assume
management, through subsidiaries.—V. 186, p. 622.
Avon Products, Inc.
Net
shares
in
Most of the
in
sale
used
on -oiitstanding-CpmuiDn,! against op
«
. v ,
wholly-owned
portion of the Bettinger international family of companies, and do not
include
results
of
partially-cwned
companies
and
affiliates
in
the
Sullivan's
of
Mr.
Corp.
interested
interest
stock
be
,„k„
expansion-and improve-y-
countries.
corporation recently purchased a 40%
Shiprock Industries, Inc. from Jack Sullivan,
paid
this
of
$1,652,366.
noted
was
Weaver
program
This
shares,
cost
The
Robert-
$1,537,430
Products
not
Mr.
by
m? ? 4nn
.
privilege of paying $30,000 principal '
without payment of any premium.to help pay cost of, building a new
to be
net
compared
reported
Weaver
record
of
1957,
30,
1956,
The
will
used
QalPc at
oaies at
corporation had
June
Co.
one year
be
is estimated
United States,
Acquires Shiprock Firm—
Atlas
to
ueiimger -l/Orp.
applied to the SEC for an exemption order permitting the sale of
certain securities of Walt Disney Productions to Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
and
the
have
are
grade school.
and
program
Rpttiiifrpr
has
&
proceeds
net
'
.12
12,
Aug.
on
shall
the bonds in any
of
Peabody
The
17.
;
%
,
be redeemed at 102%
prior to July 1,> 1959; and
101%, with accrued interest in each case.
In addition,
at
net
;
may
corporation
amount
2210.
p.
July 1, 1958, to and including July.l, 1972.
The
(J. P.) Burroughs & Son, Inc.—Reports Loss in
Earns.
C.
A.
"For
Fellows, President,
the
six
months
on
Central
Securities
July 26 said in part:
The
ended
Feb.
28,
1957,
the
company
reported
a
Airlines, Inc., Fort Worth, Tex. —Files
and Exchange Commission—
corporation-011
SEC.covering
With]
July 29 filed a letter-of notification with the
105,000 shares of common stock (par 25c) to be offered
,
I
'K ]
'if stc
Number 5665
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
per .chare,, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
navment of notes payable and to reduce trade accounts payable,
*2
,
for
"v.
1'81.
3303.
p.
,
Je, iS enga^?d *n the manufacture of aircraft
containers.
engine
Droduction
production
,
(727)
of
of
Century
aircraft,
aircraft
eiectro-mechanical
The
Central Illinois Light Co.—New Storage Field—
combined
700,000 with
has obtained leases on 7,500 acres of land southwest
of Pekin, 111.,
for tests to locate an underground gas storage field,
according t,o an announcement by Earl D. Edwards, President.—V. 186,
'
315.
•
.
—
Telephone
Co. — Convertible Debentures
An underwriting group headed jointly by
convertible
are
from
April
stock/$10 par, initially at the rate of $21
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from the sale
-
the
and
Company
Telephone
---
of
purchase
the
Minnesota
for
Financing,
Private
be
.
etc.—The
in
used
the
of
properties
other corporate
into
1958
connection*
Southeastern
company
June
on
,
'
'
28,
tho rmHli^
the public
contract
on
Southeastern
Gas
which
Co.,
value
and
date
at
1,
1957
of the Minnesota properties v of
subsidiary of Central Electric &
a
of its common
expected to be
62Z
transfer,
owns
ol'
proceeds of these
financings,the-new debentures offered/for the
(also
stock)
at their net book
approximately $1,900,000/
company's construction expenditures, (2) the making
advances to subsidiaries for construction purposes, (3):
in stocks of subsidiaries, and (4) other corporate
The time or times at which and the extent to which such
iiiyestment
ceeds will be
.40
used for tnese latter purposes,
1
%
PROGRAM—The
CONSTRUCTION
respectively, are not
-
y
,
construction
The
expenditures
construction
Tne
at
$8,000,000
is
$15,000,000, respectively.
and its subsidiaries include
capital,
part
which is expected
of
to be
supplied
by
additional
of
cash
the
the
to
to
securities.
equity
and/or
debt
purchase
available
cash
at
in
bonds,
of
of
telephone
operate
$2.22
Dec.
was
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
<•
*/•':'
First mtge. and Collateral
Fund Bonds:
■'
«
.
TO
,
Sept. .30,
1977——
'
Sinking fund debentures:
First series, 4'/,
___
share)
per
Cumulative
tUnlimited
^
.
Ltd.,
which
Continental
approximately
GIVING
the
acquired
company
Potash
115,200
acres
Corp. Ltd. holds
in
Saskatchewan
to
PRESENT
TO
convertible
and
refining
FINANCING
of
debentures
also
V.
are
$2,250,000
$2,250,000
'•'■2,397,852 shs.
for
upon
reserved
issuance
the
the
of
names
to be
underwriters
purchased by each are
Brothers
Steams
Files
the principal
Corp.
Oil
corporation
G.
to be used for
Producing:
&
is
shares
in
j-540.000
p.
.*
$925,407 shs.
all
resulted
the
Corp.,
New
York,
ital
its
to
the
in
'elected
convertible
into
three
shares
of
most
pally
in
use
of
in
the
net
a
period
ended
June
current fiscal year,
including
profit
of
30,
program
will
of
C.
Paine, Webber/Jackson &
Curtis
toewi
&
Hemphill
-
Co
'( • /
$425,000"
Inc.——'
Noyes
&
C0..1
Central Republic Co. 4
provision
$70,070
for
(9.1
Federal
cents
covered
to
$1,462,-
income
taxes,
for the
share)
per
period.
period
same
and
net
the
of
profit
previous
$93,380
was
net
year,
(12.2
cents
sales
amounted
share).—V.
per
to
184,
186,
200,000- 150,000
p.
The Milwaukee Co. .>
FarrelLJtnc.——
Boenning & Co.
—
First Securities Corp.-—„
O.
Mathews^ Vice-President and General Counsel,, has been
President to succeed C. M. Roddewig, who had been President
railroad
the
since
1949.
Presidency
T.
I.
Mr.
of the
Roddewig announced he
Financial
Association
of
is
resigning
Railways.
Western
to
Corp.—Reports Record
Earnings-
earnings
first
six
of
$19,253,213,
of 1957,
months
share
for
first
the
ranged
80,000
The
a
cover
ton
80,000
requirements
machine
Co.
of
cfToto
at
$63 00
NOTE*'on
tool
as
low
sales .of
Pawtuckeu,
R.
o
New
per
account
Fund,
Applications
have
Company Act by this
Bond
plan
with
with
p.
I.
to
T.
10
Lenihan
Mr.
company's
186,
C.
terms
10/,
as
the
I.—V.
Inc.—Seeks
been
of
of
new
cap¬
Columbus,
program.
by
such
in
companies.
gas
estimated
addition
to
to
proposes
Its
at
cash
1957
construction
$1,364,600,
generated
requiring
from
capital, to' be
V. 186, p. 623.
—
internal
evidenced!
new
permitting
of
their
Atlantic
Definitive
—
'
•
of
of
net
totaled
1957
$3,630,483,
based
$3,503,792,
$1.13
or
$1.09
or
share
per
the
for
share,
per
the
for
3,204,500 shares currently outstanding.
sales for the first half of 1957 were $105,415,726
in the first half
of 1956.
Net income before
York
year.
of
CHRONICLE
(Reg.
year,
on
Net
$6,497,284
figures
provision
and
with
compare
taxes
for
before
net
amounted
taxes
of
to
against
as
taxes
$2,993,492.
$7,609,742
year
a
was
These
ago
and
fluctuations
in
3,
1879.
the rate of exchange,
a
provision of $3,979,259.
"The
said
effect
of
the
in
increase
shipments for
the
first
six
months,"
Joseph
V. Santry, Chairman of the company, "is not reflected
equivalent increase in earnings per share due to start-up produc¬
an
costs
incurred
this
by
year
several
facilities
new
and
increase
an
operating expenditures in the nuclear energy division, which is still
at a loss.
It is the continued expectation that earnings for
the full year of 1957 will be 20/
above the $2.04 per share earned
in 1956."—V. 186, p. Ill,
operating
Commonwealth Income Fund, Inc. — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This San Francisco investment company filed a
registration statement
the SEC on Aug. 8, 1957,
covering 500,000 shares of its $1 par
stock.
with
division of
a
by
this
corporation,
has been awarded
$720,000
a
Mclpar,
Inc., a subsidiary of Westinghouse Air Brake Co.,
magnetic-tape recorders and associated ground playback
air-borne
announced
was
Aug.
on
by Robert L. Sink,
15
director.
a
board
of
•
fill
To
the
directors
T.
-
The
cooperation,
said.
and
&
in¬
down-
also
It
Potter
filed
with
will
Johns¬
419.
SEC
the
Exemption—
SEC
under
the
of
Investment
Gas' Indbftr'es, Fund, Inc., and The
America, all of Boston, Mass., for exemption
acquisition
Refining
of
Co.
$300,000,
$600,000
debentures;
and
and
the
.
A.
&
S.
by Mr.
J.
.
SEC
meeting
and
Gock
Plaza,
•
Chairman
is
now
p.
the
of
$100,000,
Commission
the
to
of
office,
new
the
Board
Subscriptions in United States,
remittance for. foreign subscriptions
of
•
Board
the
of
Bank
of
212.
Gas
director
a
member
and
its
of
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
15
a
York
New
N.rY„
20,
11:30
to
up
net
struction
proceeds
of
program
to
are
the
he
used
to
(EDT)
a.m.
purchase from it of the aforementioned
The
The
appointment
Committee
Consolidated
was
of
Armin
announced
on
M.
14
in
Louis
John
Ernest
becomes
member
the
of
finance
Controller.
executive
committee
Mr.
Elbert
p.
623.
186,
in
con¬
.
Head—
the
Finance
President.
Mi\
that
position by
Weberling, Assistant
A.
will
of
Putze,
succeeded
The
for
17
1957
Committee
Chairman
as
by
Sept.
the
part
System.—V.
Elbert
Aug.
who had been Treasurer, is
P.
Ruane, formerly Controller.
on
debentures.
finance
Elbert,
and
13
a
registration statement with the
proposed offering of $30,000,000 debentures due Sept. 1,
Bids will be received by the company, Room
300C, 30 Rockefeller
covering
1982.
Jhe
Aug.
James
on
Leland
election to
Chairman
as
186,
Aug.
on
James'
and
A.
held
elected
■
Committee.—V.
company
bi-monthly
,
created
formerly
was
its
,
,
Gock
N.
at
Founder-Chairman
appointed
Directors.
Mr.
of
the vacancy
continue
as
director
a
committee.
is
newly
created
to
handle
long-range
iinancial planning due to increased world-wide
operations of the com¬
pany, Mr. Putze said.—V. 185, p. 2213.
Crescent
W.
Corp.—Canadian
Deal
Completed—Earnings
II.
Garbade,. President, on Aug; 7 said in part: ♦ -»
'
\
now holds
approximately 25/ equity interest in
Canadian Homestead' Oils Ltd. received in
exchange for its Interest in
Pennant Drilling, Ltd.
Upon completion of this transaction, four new
"This
corporation
directors
were
F. Styler,
elected
aggressive
C.
"Jurie
was
seven-man
board
of
Canadian
Homestead:
expansion
of ~ this
company's - operations
in
Canada
drilling activity on attractive acreage and consoli¬
independent producing companies.
tl.-is corporation ana n-s consolidated subsidiaries (ex¬
up
other
Hugoton
30,
the
E.
stepped
with
to
Jr. and H. R. Bolton of Crescent Corp., and C. L. FollansWright of Tulsa, Okla.
Plans are being formulated for
and
"Earnings of
years
subsidiary,
directors
greated the office
that position.
1957
incurred.
Plains
Gas
&
Oil
Co.)
for
the
six
months
ended
$370,000.
were
Based
on
No liability for Federal income taxes
the 1,378,475 shares outstanding, these earnings
,\ver6 equivalent- to 26c a share, after applying $645,000 or 47c a share
toward
the retirement
of
production payment obligtaions."—V. 185,
p.
2331.
'
'
Crowell-Collier
The
SEC
on
Aug.
,
•
-
.
■•
Publishing Co.—SEC Issues Report—
12
announced
the
issuance
of
a
report
011
its
.public investigation of the sale of $4,000,000 of convertible debentures
by this corporation in 1955 and 1956.
/
its
report,
the Commission concluded that 110 exemption from the
registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933 was available
for
the, Crowell-Collier debentures,
or
for the common stock into
'which thdy were convertible, and that "these transactions involved a
-public offering and sale of the debentures and stock in violation of
the registration and prospectus provisions of that Act . . .
The securities have now been registered. — V. 186, p.4.
U. S. Patent Office)
' N y", under the Act of March
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the
six
with
last
$74,112,720
tax
first
compared
period
same
William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Snibert, Editor and Ptibllshci
prrsident
Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
nfiih-' 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith, Copyright .1957 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 194-,
wTxrANrTAL
,
Engineering, Inc.—Earnings at Lower Rate
Net income of this corporation and its subsidiaries
cluding
corporation,
Investment Trust
orders
.respectively,
C°^
Co.,
Preston, is engaged;
non-affiliates, having the oil rights'
expenditures
capital
Combustion
;
months
In
AMT-»
%
developed
program,
depreciation-geared
Colonial
Tup
Oil
notes.
author¬
first mortgage bonds, 344 Z series, due 1986, are available
Bank Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall Street, New York City, for
in exenange for temporary bonus.— v. I80, p. 419.
delivery
dation
major extension of its C. I. T. time-sales financing program,
on Aug.
15 by Thomas Lenihan, C. I. T. Corpora'
•
•
"""
•
*
.
.
broadened
a
.payment
80,000
Co/~~
stock.
Canada
existence.
president.'',
cludes
316.
post-office
business-
- Pratt* &: Whitney ■ Co.,- Inc. ef West Hartford, Conn.; 97-year-old
manufacturer of machine tools, cutting tools and gauges, has ar-
Century Engineers, Inc., Burbank, Calif.
Acquisition
This corporation on. Aug.
13 announced .the acouisition of Royal
K Inc., Aihambra, Calif., which was effected through an exchange
(•f
of
Pratt & Whitney. Finance Plan Extended-
80.000
$800,000
Preston
par'
$25
order
an
the City
Controller,
150,000
Horner & Co
Scott,
half-century
80,000
to advance
The
Home's
promissory
Definitive
at
*
.
• •, (jon
of
issued
Controls Co. of America—Finance
.-.'month's "pf •■•-1956. -These operating earnings—after taxes,, charges
antl reserves—were higher than for any previous six months' period.
"
Arthur 6. Dietz,: President, in a report issued to stockholders today,
^
has
construction
Consolidated Natural
which
amounted
'it; was".announced
,
Bell &
McCormlck «te
(Inc.)
-V.
425,000
.
p
"shares
installment
12,
company
subsidiary,
leased
or
Ready—
an
UNDERWRITERS—The-underwriters^ named beiow-j .nave, severany
its
Aug.
order author-.
or
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.
.
Bonds
.through
a£feed-tor,purchase from,/he company the' respective pr n
°i the debentures. set opposite their names below.
623.
p.
by Home Gas Co.,
by purchasing, at
program
supply such
by Preston's installment promissory notes.
W.
:
needed
money
of
on
latter's
involve
new
hee
severally
new
$1,300,000
announced
the
Columbia
sources.
Off—
1957,
net sales
common
.
186,
for
owned
acreage
America
net
t4ulre^'^io^l?^er^^^'^®^^r^Lrelfep8^^rCo!^'iiito^theHconn?a^!
mierger^ of .HiCKoryt. ieiejp
a
Bond
invest-
gas acreage owned or leased by
Columbia's subsidiary,
It proposes to engage in an oil drilling program, princi¬
the purpose of utilizing to the greatest extent the
Ohio,
Executive
the
acquired through
of
the
by
1016.
p.
production and sale of oil to
$800,000
common
A company spokesman said Mr. Roddewig, a
large stockholder in the
railroad, will remain a member of its board of directors.—V. 186', p. 523.
fSubject * however, td the -restrictions of the Indenture securing such
issues-upon the! authentication sof - additional. bonds.
• -— r */■■■ ; *
is also
-trustee
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—New Chm.
Appointed
12,153 shs.
5.44/ .'convertible?-cumulative
preferred sto
convertible
«12.2T.per .^hare);.:and $540.0()(>7 principal amount-of 442/ conveitible
subordinated debentures/{conversion price; $15.75 per shar,e>.
and
was
gas companies.
The
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—New President—
>
184,
wholly-owned
for
m
Y.-
N.
-.5,162 shs.
nrtce
Commission.—v.
tne
izing this New York holding
Exchange Commission—
20,000 shs.
•
it
equipment, it
uecept
b-
SEC
Ohio,
100,000
$5,162 shs.
of
The
for
2323.
'of the
•*._..
stock
common
750,000
35,000 shs.
Boston,
a
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corporation—Contract
aggregate.
months'
charges,
in
months'
$1,206,000
1,750.000
six
half of the
Alter
For
1,000,000
the
first
six
First
and
purchases
The SEC, it was announced on Aug. 13, has issued
Datalab,
Inc., New York, N, Y.
The
proceeds are
incidental to the development of oil operations.
share
300,000
or
David
'
*
100,000
Ltd
Chemical Process Co.—Sales Up—Profits
this
by
J"*"* this company to provide
contract
Co.,
expenses
preferred
During
600,000
the
Pittsburgh, Pa., for its 1957 construction
par
or, face
value, not to exceed 10.000
100,000
-w
726,000
200,000
Industries
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Make Advance to Units
250,000
—
on.
Rothschild
F.
Each
800.
of
director
a
Gas
affiliation,
—V, 186, p. 623.
With Securities and
579,000
the
issued
is
transaction.—V.
this
850,000
—
Ltd.—
July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 snares of 19 cent non-cumulative convertible
preferred stock (par 30 cents) to be offered at $3 per share, through
1,075,000
Orr,
and
this
common
follows:
SEC
1,550,000
of
$850,000
Co.„
&
Bond
and
as
186, p. 623.
Chatham
.stock
Fund
in
Outstanding
4,000,000 shs.
shares
Securities Ltd
Continental Investment Corp.
Norman R. Whittall Ltd
705,000
James H.
Because
exemption
tion
'
Brink-Hudson
,•<
Corp.
Colonial
Derby Refining Co., a subsidiary, has acquired Deem Oil Co. and
affiliates with marketing facilities in Missouri end Illinois.
Scherclc,
Co., St. Louis, was
instrumental in negotiations leading to
construct
options and stock purchase warrants which are outstanding
shares, are reserved for issuance upon conversion of the
462,000
:
of
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—Unit Expands—
in
EFFECT
value)
par
300,600
Bankers
amendment, common stock authorized has been increased
1957 to 1,250,000 shares, providing sufficient authorized
May .31,
($1
Bear,
472,000
35,000 shs.
"'
——T——
share)
^Bv charter
$85,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
\
stock, convertible
value $50 per share) ————
Cumulative preferred stk. (stated value
fince
of
amount
677,000
$1,500,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,750,000
750,000
*1,000,000 shs,
preferred
per
in
Corp.
600,000
See
hearing
a
lrom members of the underwriting ,or
selling group other than First Boston, are prohibited bv the Act unless
debentures.
1,000,000
*
(stated
5100
of
subordinate
,
addition,
exercise
$1,446,000
due May 1, 1963-J—
due May 1, 1965—
due July 1, 1975—
4'"% conv. sub. debs., due May 1, 1969
51// conv. sub. debs., due July 1, 1972
4'a/ sab. debs., due Dec. 1, 1976-1—
Common stock
(par .$10)—_——-•»•--Cumulative preferred stk; (stated value
$50
such
Potash
cost
-Lehman
Outstanding
tUnlimited
tUnlimited
tUnlimited
$750,000
tUnlimited
$750,000
750,000
1,550 000
1,075,000
Second series, 4Z,
Third series, 4 V4Z
financing for the construction.
It
financing would involve the issuance
del£S, due Aug. 1, 1972 (U. S. funds)
"In
,
.
544/
The
3lUr,c\ due June 1, 1974
Series B, 3-'A/, due June 1, 1974
Series C. 2V*Vr, due June 1, 1974—_
Series D, 3 Va Z
due Sept. 1, 1975—
Series E, 3%ft', due Dec.
1, 1976—'
Series F, 3.80'/, due Dec. 1, 1977—
Series G. 4.20/, due Nov. 1, 1978—
Series H, 4l4/ due Oct. 1, 1981—
Series I, 5Wr, due Sept. 1, 1982——
'First mortgage bonds, series A, 4 *4/,
due
that
expected
Capital stock
Lien Sinking
Series A,
Drill¬
adequate
as
Authorized
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Charter
•
15-year
are
to request
its
drilling company may be of assist¬
obtaining attractive participations in ex¬
contributing the drilling facilities.
in
foe
well
as
CAPITALIZATION
and
1957,
nl('nt' companies,- to be made
an
Further
owns
50/
of
the
outstanding capital stock
of
Co. Ltd.,
which it acquired at a
cost
of
$2,500.
has also made advances to Magna Pipe Line aggregating
interests
period
same
12
Line
aggre;.M,e
share after preferred
per
Alltr
L
closed.
organized
proposes,
subject to obtaining adequate financing,
shaft and other facilities in that acreage for
mining
a
net income came to $1,919,338, or
dividends.-' In the calendar year ended
31, 1956, operating revenues totaled $15,826,417 and net income
$1,299,922, or $1.78 per share after preferred dividends.
the
In
$16,718,764.
Boston
Investment.
activities of tile
Continental
12-month
the
in
cf
an
operating revenues of the company
period ended May 31, 1957 were
consolidated
subsidiaries
its
m
properties
Illinois, and Virginia.
More than 215,000 telephones
included in the systems of the company and subsidiaries.
EARNINGS—Total
of
K -t/
books
company
potash,
provide service in Minnesota, Iowa, West Virginia, North Carolina,
Wisconsin,
uid
1956, th-?
June,
subsidiaries
ic
at June 30, 1957. Magna Pipe Line was organized to construct
operate an underwater pipeline for the transmission of natural
mineral
will be
and
BUSINESS—Company
and
issue
our
and
of the properties it has contracted to acquire,
the company from internal sources and from
stock
common
$1,075,000
Pipe
shares
1957, the debentures and the pro¬
less than necessary to complete the
company's construction expenditures through tine end of 1958 and to
finance the contempla-ted additional investments in common stocks of
subsidiaries.
Accordingly, it is expected that the Company will issue
additional debt and/or equity securities
for these purposes. Pending
permanent
financing of such expenditures, bank loans
and parent
company advances may be used to supply cash as required.
of
'laie
the
posed
First
Debenture
The
additional
application
After
of
equity securities of Magna Pipe Line and result in a decrease in
company's percentage, ownership of Magna's stock.
company also owns 40,000 (2.5/) of the outstanding common
the
investments by the company in their common stocks and the balance by
sale
in
oca nna
<L>o
20,
Aug.
•
Riehter
April,
exchange
presently
of
the purchase and installation of substantial additions to central office
equipment and provide for the conversion to dial automatic operation
during this period of several exchanges now manually operated.
To
finance their construction programs, the subsidiaries will require addi¬
tional
made
was
Details
otfeiing of $2,250,000 15-year 544% subor(payable
the
arrangements,
and
of the company
programs
$1,-
011 the mainland of British
Columbia, near Vancouver,
the Gulf Islands to Vancouver Island.
Magna Pipe Line pres¬
ently has under consideration plans looking toward construction of
the pipeline during 1959, subject to
obtaining any necessary govern¬
mental
authorizations
and
satisfactory gas purchase and gas sale
paid by the company for the Minnesota properties to be acquired from
Telephone Co. and including construction therein' after
estimated
of
2463.
p.
across
Southeastern
are
,
„
excess
gas from a point
the
of
and of the .company and its subsidiaries consolidated for the
months ending Dec. 31, 1958, including the purchase price to be
acquisition,-
Ltd.—Further
nffovmrt
company
in
company
and
.
company
1!)
Co.
until
persons
■
The Atlantic Refining debentures are part of an
offering of $100,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures which that
company proposes
to offer for public sale through underwriters
which will include The
$13,665
now
;■
<
thereon.
company
Magna
pro¬
determinable.
The
"=
pur¬
poses.
.
in
be
has given interested
—1
INVESTMENTS—The company owns 34,534
(7.48/) of the outstand¬
ing common shares of Northern Ontario Natural Gas Co.
Ltd., which
(lie company acquired at a total cost of
$33,067. Based on the average
of
the
closing bid and asked prices for the common shares of
Northern
Ontario
on
the
over-the-counter
market
in
Toronto
011
Aug. 6, 1957, the company's investment in that company had' a value
of approximately $1,479,345.
Northern Ontario Natural Gas Co. Ltd.
proposes to construct and operate facilities for
distributing, in various*
communities in the Province of Ontario, natural
gas purchased from
Trims-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd.
the
(1)
for
temporary
of
of
or about Oct.
Telephone Co.
purchase
the
ploration
the
use
proceeds
the
with
together
to
expects
basis,
to
ance
principal amount of first mortgage bonds.
company
will
and
and
ing Co.
Ltd.,
a
British
Columbia
corporation,
as
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary-to engage in the. drilling contracting business, and at
April
30, 1957 had advanced $68,298 to that, subsidiary.
Charter Drilling
' C°: owns three drilling rigs having rated depth capacities of 6,000
handling, 4inch drill pipe.
It is anticipated
that the
rigs
will be paid for out
of earnings, the obligations in
respect thereoi
amounting to approximately $343,447 at April 30, 1957. Ic is
expected
that, in addition to performing drilling services for others 011
a
1957, sold 25,000 shares of its common stock for $484,375
to its parent, Central Electric & Gas Co., and has ob¬
tained tentative commitments for the sale to institu¬
tional investors on or about Oct. 1, 1957, of $1,075,000
The-
Oil
SUBSIDIARY—In
common
purposes.
companies
was oversubscribed and the
details follow:
share.
per
will
•
with
1,
design
weapons
.
the
of
ing
100% f plus accrued interest.
debentures
the
This offer¬
Paine, (Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Loewi & Co. oipublicly on Aug. 13 an issue of $1,750,000 5V2% '
convertible subordinated debentures, due July 1, 1972,
The
fuel tanks and
in
classified
dinate convertible debentures due
Aug. 1, 1972
in U. S. funds) at 100% and accrued
interest.
feied
at
worth
Offering—Mention
nf
01
Offered
engaged
director
Charter
*
:
.
Central
is
armament,
backlog exceeding $12,500,000.—V. 182,
This company
p.
missile
equipment.
net
total
a
Engineers
nnri
and
3
U. S. Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per yeur, in Domin,
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
T»'
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(728)
Depreciation
19571'
,
.
195G
of—
AS
^
•"*
•
,
$189,193
Size
$222,727
21,000
43,000
$168,193
$179,727
the
of
Fund
$88, <04,315 $74,725,183
profit before depletion an(* hicome *ax-s
Dry tons milled (incl. Auruni raid 25% Galena)
—V. 185, p. 2445.
Net
Offering price per
—V. 185, p. 2801.
share
$23.05
———.
$22.12
'
.
Delaware Power & Light Co.
plant
revenues
43,386,
,
Eaton
An
expansion
motive
1957—12 Mos.—1956
The
Net
$3,765,708
$4,578,279
revenues—
oper.
income
Brl,902
353,597
443,129
of
Gear
$4,119,305
$8,878,008
1,121,108
1,984,502
It
$7,733,837
deductions.,
Income
2,086,826
the: plant
building-
:
income
Net
$2,998,197
$3,642,500
698,500
_____
dividends
$6,893,506
•
.498,500
,
The
result
will
tne
ever
20
$5,647,011
1,211,445
Richmond,
will
the
Ind.,
present
...
Automotive
in
increase
an
Gear
years.—V..« 188,
of
Division
317.
p.
is
been
currently
expanded
tantalum
Auto¬
The
150
operating
in
times
Bal.
•
—V.
Ekco Products Co.—Sales
com.
stock—
siia.rf
u.,.owis.
for
Gonunon
Earned
166, p.
111.
$2,499,697
$2,944,000
$1.41
share-
com,
per
$5,682,061
2,OuU,44(8
••
$1.20
,
$4,748,534
k,,u^2,680
2,09 j,248
$2.72
$2.27
(,
;
..
The
1.6
Washington, D. C.- -Ceases
Disc, Inc.
/
•a._
Firm—
V
t
rl fv
■■
to Be
for
'inis
.
corporation, it was announced on Aug. 7 has
for r.n order declaring tnar it has ceased; to
ce
SEC
"•
.
$13,720,216
cents
cents
the
in
and
\
sales
period
in
of
$15,246,046
Net
1956.
share,
common
and
"*• **
applied to the
an
investment
II.
the
within the meaning of the Investment Company .Act; and the
•
has
given interested
persons, until
Aug.
19,
1957,
to
•request! a hearing thereon.
•
..
"
company
A.
Ragir,
President,
half
second
of
1957
being
.
tb
.
....
.
v
General
compared
earnings
1977,
of
the
it
decided
was
vote
of
resolution
by
majority ,of
si.
U,s
ui
Disc's
boaru
Outstanding
of
directors,
voting
and
7,
by
were
$1,172,314,
or
and that its registration
Co.
of
100,000
$100
sale
of
Pepper Co.-
6 Months Ended June 30—
•
Income
from
I revisions
Net
Net
income
earnings
taxes
'—
—
gain from sale
$165,133
~—
of certain assets of
plants,
■
———
—
$861,780
440,047:
$421,733
cdia.ged .to
NhiiflrT - of.Earnings
■
While
the
figure is well below that for the corresponding
period in 1956, Leonard Green, President, said he anticipated .la.it
.six
months"-earnings equivalent to those of 1956 when the company earned
cents.-
58
loans
successful
decline
expansion
favorable
Mr.
attributed
was
into
several
to
increased
markets
major
weather conditions which
Green
in
"We
cited
1957
expect
year/'
of
the
number
a
including
prompted
of
major
Detroit,
to franchise
this
in
costs
•
(Allen B.)
and
year
un¬
other
1152.
and
Jacksonville,
large
cities
'
(
which, have
;
r
<
Du Mont
$33.72
,,
,
for
the
$22,471,000-for
T.
half
1956
tne
of
Sliultz,
totaled
period.*
'
a.
•
Mont
hk3
line
•
.
compared
:
<
•
of
at
$31.77
in
expected
'
,
.
,
a
period in
1956 to
shares of
49 7,098
rec
expectations,
ivers
and
according
to
Supply
months
Co.—Earnings Increased
of
1957
period last
year.
increased
14.7%
Steel
shales
11,000
l'nis
venr amounted to
$25,448.sales of $23,239,755 reported for the
same
company filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
Aug. 8,
covering, $30,000,000 of sinking fond debentures due
Sept. 1, i982[
be, offered for public sale at.
competitive bidding.
expenditures
connection
payment
in
of
short-term
for
purposes
or
program
for
respectively.—V.
186.
1908
p.
such
program
since April
1,
1957, and
made
lor
such
reimbursement
expenditures. The company's
construction
estimated at $60,100,000 and
borrowings
construction
1957 and
1957,
John
of
1957
G
ts
$64 600 000
'
317.
Cigar Corp.
(&
Period End. Juno 30—
Net
Earnings
before
income
Provis.
paid.
share
a
from
quarter
for
3IV4
Net
per
Based
677,555
604,835
174,000
340.000
to
the
cn
of
340,000
of
This
SEC
to
be
to
The
covering
City,
is
of
made
sum
offered
record
The
by
!mTi
runs,
mm
L
rmi
which
began
on
at
outstanding.
/Ti,)mr recently ^stalled
V< liave.been completed
and
new
at this
brands froiv March
.1
Sendzimir
In
the
mill
corporation\s
the equipment is
viie-KlSm1'to qttwo'r SS5.SJT 'lCCDn,1"B
1,
annual
sheets
and
plates
is
in
the
the
largest
exclusive
world.—V.
186,
Eaton & Howard
Balanced
size of
set
to
intn
iro
^
|)
19<J2.
stainless
steel
317.
,
~ ~~~
is
180'8'^
5)23.82
$23.1n
the
■.
Coach
Results
of
Lines, Inc.-(&
Operation
of
Surface
The
and
of
an
shares
134, p. 2739.
Subs.)—Earnings|
Transit,
Inc.
Subs
and
1957
revenues
1956
$32,952,364 $33,060,9931
27,405,090
26,521,934
expenses
operating revenue-
5
taxes.
$6,539,061
$5,547,274
'
3,446,673
r
its
a
the
common
for
"best
of
for
$35,100.
v
•„
SEC
on
stock.
public
efforts
at
The
at
Si
per
opers.
before Fed, inc. tax
3,378,25)8
•'
i
'.i ui'i
:•
,
Income
basis"
The
at
Net
by
it
■
r..!
•
,
103,469
$3,261,235
->
.;
tax__.
deductions
321,677
58, lti!)
$1,1)07.248
;
income before -Federal income .tax
$3,206,040
580,619
also
Expenses
and
Transit,
income
Inc.
deductions
oi
$2,388,767
Surface
Subsidiaries
and
eliminated
year,
Corp.
817.279
$1,326,629
Ave.)__
Balance
stock¬
to
1 '
'
■
income
Provision fo? Federal income tax (Fifth
remaining
share
128,329
$2,228,925
!} - i
'
$3,160,766
$2,100,596
The
sale
underwriter
30c per share.
sale
.Net earnings frc-m
income/
Other
Gross income before Federal
with
is
listed
the
as
President.
as
largest
Louise
stockholder,
Tom
Net
in
previous
upon
reorganization,-
income
for
1,256,858
—
peviod____
$1,326,629
$1,131,909
First National Life Insurance Co. of
Phoenix,
Ariz.—Files With SEC—
Phoenix,
—V.
t
P.
Lindsey
of
shares,
or
166,666
filed
9
common
for
registration
a
shares
(no
subscription
rate
ot
184,
2739.
p.
The
SEC
at
on
July 29 filed a letter of notification 'Hvith the
25,000 shares of common stock tpar ,$4» to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
company
covering
$12
per
capital
and
surplus.—rV.
133,
used]
525.''
p.
for
each
four
shares
the
which
company
has
Co.
two
the
from
latter's
subsidiary.
The
that
the
sale
for
substantial
a
of
the
the
part
of
additional
formation
of
the
of
industry
as
be
available
the
as
company's
a
to
will
be
the
used
company
of
source
capital funds for
subsidiaries.—rV.
186,
p.
Ill,
any
Camera
design and
fier
has
development
Instrument
contract
for
been
received
by
Fairchild
$246,000
contract
with
ARDC's
Grii'fiss
to
be
tronic
The
they
Force
Base, Rome,
N.
handled by this division,
engraving equipment.
machine,
a
designed
rectified
one
or
more
to
image
William
nam
Hill
Jr..
Vice
plans
in
of
the
the
for
and
electronic
Graphic
Y.,
Rome
printing, recti¬
Equipment,
is
the
primarily
Air
first
the
needs
future
incident
opportuni-|
to
holding a|
213.
p.
investment
exempting it
as
a
has
small,
has
company
from
certain
closed-end
given interested
applied
provisions
^Applicant
stock
at
its
by
Mexico.
yyhich
prising
$1
Investment
until
persons
offer
not
shave
per
to
(of
26,
exceed
for
1957,
shares
shares
been
Inc.,
Development
a
Government
Center
generally
purchase
commonI
purchased
Northwestern
Utah
and
stocks
of
New
Mexico,
Northeastern
smaller
Colorado,
Southwestern
Arizona.
companies
The
company
have their
which
in the Four Corners Region; and it
is anticipated that a
its iunds will
ordinarily be invested in oil
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.
Net
30—
nropo.sosI
principal!
majority]
stocks,
gds
$5,271,659
Operating
of
Int.
elec¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings
1957—3 Mos.—1956
sales
contract
manufacturer
hearing|
a
its
of
have
order!
Actl
Commission I
request
to
Stockl
an
Company
the
and
100,000
6,000
SEC
Investment
company ;
Aug.
which
the
to
the
organizers), the shares to be sold only to residents of Ncwl
According to the application, it was created as a vehicle ml
investors may participate in the Four Corners Region com¬
Southeastern
♦ o
will
of
and
minority in uranium stocks.
Corp.—Contract—
an
additionall
and!
for
delay
total, |
new
shares.
using
the
capital
future
business
without the
shareholders.—V. 186,
the
Of
common
Four Corners Co., Inc.,
Denver, Colo.—To Issue
This
profit
1957—9
386,286
Up-
Mos.—1956
$15,374,2121
1,171.5851
$6,121,359 $15,950,579
452,466
deductions (net)
Taxes on income (est.)
1,096.703
41,369
8.129
117,358
29.020
227,730
204,520
555.377
599,297
$183,367
$173,637
$423,968
$543,268
$0.61
$0.58
SI.41
accept
oblique aerial photographs and to
therefrom, was awarded to the Fairchild
Net
profit
Earnings
per
Unfilled
share
orders
as
$11,450,000 figure
Seaboard
issued
growth
1,500,000.
stake
subsidiary which has similar development programs in
electronic pliotoscreening and engraving equipment.—V. 185, p. 2214.
Falcon
be
the
increase the number of author¬
B
desirability
meeting of
Period End. June
Air
immediate
no
may
to
to
class
as
and
&
subsidiary.
The
has
purposes when
indicate its
special
of
Fairchild
but
voted
750,000
thereon.
process
shares
common
Co.
life
a
company
Aug. 13
from
designated
other
writing
of
Insurance
net
are
Employers'
business
Halifax
shares
shares,
oh
shares
common
The
held.
wholly-owned
The
and
collectively known in the insurance
Group of Insurance Companies.
the company
to
ized
460.000
ties
holding
a
Fischer & Porter Co.—Common Stock Increased—
The shareholders
with
company proposes
of
its outstanding
holders
share
one
The
par).
by
statement
are
expected
reproduce
3V57 Dec. 31,'56
the Fund
lt;5,
of
Fund—Assets Higher-
Offering
V.
p.
producer
hi the similar period of 1956.—V.
as
State, local and miscellaneous Federal
Jerome/ Idaho—
insurance company, 51%
voting stock of which will he owned by the
company and the
remainder by The Employers'
Liability Assurance Corp. Ltd., the con¬
tribution of each to be in the same
proportion. The balance of the
net proceeds will become a
part of the general funds of the
t0 w- '• Sch,,eld'
the new installation
is expected to
increase
capacity of Eastern's mill
by approximately 50%. The cor¬
presently
1956.
/
.
the
A
Baltimoie
The
Employers'
It
nnri
terms of dollar
volume,
poration
185,
••'iriJtt
■
>
(ether than life, title and
mortgage insur¬
subsidiaries, together with the United States
Employers' Liability Assurance Corp. Ltd., of
London,
Massachusetts,
Corp.—Increases Capacity—
the
n'Ht*
Net
company's
and
company
2097.
on
high,
Number
1957, a dividend of 11 cents per share was paid from
income, 'bringing total for the first half year to 22 cents
Avenue
Operating
of
share
a
Delaware laws on June
14, 1956. Its
to be located near
Hailey, Idaho. Proceeds of
Aug.
the
is
company
of
381,562
July 22
period
cents
date, subscription prk\e, and underwriting terms are to bo
amendment.
Morgan, Stanley & Co. is
named
as
the
The
381,562
Stainless Steel
30,
time
Six Months Ended June 30—
cents
payment.—V.
'•»>
shares
on
American Employers' Insurance
Insurance Co.,
which are engaged
in
Branch
of
Eastern
June
year.
25,
I Including
in
underwriter.
ance).
of
p.
on
last
over
under
Utah,
shares
shares
principal
by
185,
$239,154,780
26.3%
1956.
June
Fifth
used for
listed
83,761
these
supplied
$0.77
Yocum Brothers
31,
Operating
75
or
.
common
be
to
Mining
said
are
association
common
$293,835
tho01T?~ialt,S h-\f9E7 inchu1e
date of
acquisition.—V.
56%
price of the mines; and for
working capital.
now has outstanding 220,000 common
shares.
Park
Idaho,
offer
$0.88
stoc k
of
shareholders,, an' all
62,000.
—
$337,555
common
assets
in t
over
approximately.
per share or the same
Employers' Group Associates
Registers Stock With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$0.44
($5 par)__
35
1957
statement
shaves
200,000
to the
up
organized
was
company
Jerome,
75.7%.
$166,475
shares of
to
%.
to purchase 20,000 shares
the purchase
The
S0-30
shares
of
investment
or
purposes of exploring, these
properties,
of tunnel, core drilling, rehabilitation
of mill, and related
engineering, accounting and legal fees; payment of the
balance
Costns
$192,675
381,562
over
lias
ow
completion
The
share
com.
common
i
outstanding also reached new/high of 18,749,739, an increase of 17.2'.
over
last year
Net asset" Value as of June 30, "1.957 was $14.62
per
share, compared witlx $13.33 on Marcn 31, 1957 and $15.12 as of
oil, "chemical,
comparable
Corp.,
registration
a
oiler
this financing are to be
311,000
in¬
the
Pilot
Fund
increase
,
Mining
offering is
expenses
Sun
Empire
England
340,475
..
of
Months—rrl956
$9,791,238
$9,406,687
196,000
Federal
quarterly report Issued by this Fund shows, that os of
net .assets totaled $274,182,666, air increase of approxi¬
30, 1957
mately 14.6%
began,,
was
the
$3,960,693,'
28,
109th
The
securities
multiple lines of insurance
1957—6
388.675
earnings
.
Number
■
Federal
taxes
"Earns,
XT
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Assets Up 14.6%—
'
June
asset
over
program
in
cents
June
.ft'
Mercer, President, on Aug. 14 lias announced that
preliminary
have been taken to consolidate the operations of F&D's
whollysubsidiary, American., Bonding Co.,
with those of the parent
organization.—V. 182, p.- 1698.
of New York, for which a 20%.
selling commission is
addition, the company has agreed to reimburse the un¬
In
fo.-
ihe right
Fire
-Profits Higher-
Months—1956
$5,290,465
$3,044,724
taxes
for
come
Subs.)
1957—3
salts
6%
$26,460,400
was
if jo.'
ago.
marketable
investment
subsidiaries,
D W
of
■."/■)
owned
On
$177,060,700,
Sherry Co.,
be
derwriter
has
filed
covering
company proposes
$3 per share. The
used
by the company to finance
construction program,
including the
part) of the company's
treasury for
with
in
*'.•
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H.
B.
for
This
in
year
both
Stops
''
SEC—
1957,
or
cents
Valley
corporation
mining properties
share.
per
Co.—Registers Debentures With
whole
a
primarily
Regi^rs Stock With SEC—
broken
(in
Sun
Empire
work;
reimbursement
65
half: of
increased
Valley
and
are
was
increase
an
1957
.it
are
The net proceeds will be applied
in part the cost of
its continuing
is
date
30,
2214.
P,
shares
Ducommun, President, announced on Aug. l that
ground
Aug. 6 for the firm's new 40,000 square foot, warehouse
laeility in phoenix, Ariz.—V. 185, p. 1636.
to
lirst
second
of
■:
Duke Power
June
investments
were
company's
140,000
$1.64
Ihis
same
at
stock
with the SEC
of-7%
of- common' si ock,'
the
in
'"
"
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*
common
1357.
the
at
the
for
holders
or
Corp., Darlington, Pa.-^Files With SEC
Fidelity & Deposit Go. of Maryland—Consolidation-
amend¬
outstanding
fields.
the
over
Charles E.
.
will be
30,
These
metal
$935,213, equal to $1.88 per share on
stock outstanding,
Last year, in the
of
common
over
June
share
a
Dividends
the
.
,
total
a
increase of 9.5%
an
and
year
624.-
p.
company's
share,, compared with
DM».
to
to
period, the company earned $815,242,
sales in thi ilrst six months of this
Net
725,
one
April - 1954,
when
the
$9,4u4,600.
Market
value
income
vvilh
with
produce a profitable reshlt for
operations," Mr. Schirftz said,—V. 185,
-
Earnings for the i'hst six
same
supplied by
Share Co.—Asset Value Risbs—
appreciation
cost.
of
August- 9,
are
receiver
our
Ducommun Metals &
the
by
'''
since
amounted
to
same
be
to
are
.
of 1 television
exceeded
of
,,,
.
$19,850,000
tantalum
those
debentures,
,
&
of-this
Unrealized
Net
President.
half operations
,
1957
new. Do
phonographs
full-year
2801.
p.
first
the
response /to
fidelity
"Last
the
supplied
Dec.
Bond
share
a
value
Laboratories, Inc.—Reports Loss
is.'corporation reports an operating loss of $997,900 for. the first
months of 1957. For the corresponding period of 1956 the
operat¬
ing loss was $1,092,000 which was reduced to a net loss of
$484,000
after a
tax carry-back credit of
$008,000..
David
within
investors.— V., 186,
value
excess,
'
V
.
Asset
acquired
by the end of the
;v
•
Ha.
Tn
Sales
be
(which were incurred in substantial... part to
This program, involving three separate phases,
estimated ; at
$80,346,000,
$105,000,000,
and
expenditures
institutional
bee*
six
high
to
are
unsubscribed
company contemplates
that, to finance the program, it will,
issue $60,000,000 of new first
.mortgage pipe line bonds to Institutional-..
investors in addition" to the sale of such debentures
and common stock
and of $55 000,000 of bonds, for .which.it
now has commitments, from
the
slight decrease in, sales.
a
markets
Toledo
several
lie said.—V.< 185, p.
Sales
due
company
electronic and
«
also
;
v
Chicago plant,:capacitor production,
.facilities
According to Glen Ramsey,
Vice-President
of Fansteel's Rectiiier-Capacltor
sold
1957. The fnterest rate,;
the
•"
Electric
'
opened
preferred shares
dapacitov
materials and
'supplies.""tantalum
$77,800 of additional debentures had previously been
by the company,: without underwriting, under an
original offering of $299,000 of said debentures made in
December, 1956. See details in V. 185, p. 43.
&
(including
•
six-months
Tire
purchase
stock
common
The
,
*'
Paso
$53,951,000, respectively.
671,000
earnings
for
,
309,494
$0.65
securities'
proceeds of this financing are to be added to the general funds
company and used in the company's program to enlarge the
capacity of the El Paso pipeline system, including the payment of bank
$421,733
.
these
the
involves
common shares o.iUlandingd.——671,000
common share——.(
$0,33
per,
the
on
amount, of $60,000,000
finance such program).
operations—273,877,
Will
Fansteel
Federated Mortgage Corp. of Delaware—Stock
Offered
:
Net
of
53,126
..Net.earnings after income, taxes—.——$218,259
Deprecl..ikin
Underwriters
-
—Amos! Treat & Co., New York City, on July 23 pub¬
licly offered $221,200 of 8% convertible subordinated
debentures: at 100% of principal amount. A total of
Aug.
.
bottling
——_~T~—
El
f-.
,
cumulative preferred stock and 11,000
to be offered at par ($3 per
share);
through Richards & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.. The -proceeds are 10 be used
for additional equipment end working capital.—V.
133; p. 2273.
100%
holders- of
•
The corporation on Aug. 7 filed a letter of- notification
.
covering
shares
;
.
on
group headed by White, Weld
offered first for subscrfption at
be
columbium
North
Manager
Federal
due Sept.
1,;
second series,
stock,
to offer
stock) "of record Aug. 26,
and underwriting terms
subscription,
ing terms
ment.' ••
1956
$347,842
182,709
to
and
"
public sale. The dividend rate, public offering price and underwrit-v
-
1957
operations before taxes———
lor
for
Earnings at Lower Rate—
preferred
proposes
SEC
underwriting,
by
B
common
cumulative
of
company
are
amount
amendment.
Dr.
The
through:an
principal
rate
shares
par.
debentures
The
holders of
such has ceased to be in effect.1
as
and
pubic
that
securities,
the company shall remain primarily engaged in such business activitieslather than engage in business as an investing company.:
Therefore, *
it seeks
an
order declaring
that it has ceased to be an investment
company
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed; a registration statement-with the
covering $60,000,006 of convertible debentures
1957,
tantalum
.
against
as
company
1957,
produce
r.
*vi
1957,
'
in
Division, de¬
capacitors for the first six months
of'
thq corresponding 1956 period by 36%.. Fur¬
ther
increases in production
should meet all normal demands
for
/.'tantalum capacitors' within a short time, \ Mr.
Ramsey predicted
-r*V. 185, p. 1273.
" '
' "
" '
said that prospects .for. sales and earnings ill"
considerably brighter.—V. 185, p. 1884.;
El Paso Natural Gas
This
application, Disc since its organization has been
primarily engaged in the busm ss of purchasing or other,vise acquiring
mortgages and, other, liens on and interests in real estate. On June 21,
jt
7.
begin
;
grade
i$r .expected.
Fansteel
of
exceeded
1957
appear
,
the
Aug.
will
exfjunued;
Commission
According
to
..,.
Fansteel
the
hlso
are
past
Higher—Earnings Decline—
quarter
like
per
designed
Whom
to
components.",.
share, for the corresponding quarter of 1956.
earnings for the six months epded June 30,
per
Sales
second
lor; the
60
or
011
-
manufacturers
Gear.
1957; were
$31,578,566 and $1,668,258, respectively, which compares Willi $29,461,-'
745 and $2,409,696 a year 'earlier;
'Earnings per, common share were,
$1.20 for the first half of 1957; compared to $1.76 a
year ago.
an-Invest-;'
h'" '
.
reports
company
with
$838,298,
;
"
merit
production
67,000-
a
in
<-'•
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Winchester
announced
major part of the tantalum from the Oklahoma plant is
earmarked
Aantalnui capacitors' produced
by Fansteel
and
otLer
A
persons
Automotive
several
project,
Chemical, electrochemical and powder
nietallurr-v
employed. Tne omptic yi ww plant, in metal
powders
and ingots,
will supplement and augment that of the main
Fanstecl
plant at North
Cincugo, 111.
A 100%
increase- in capacitor
will
space.
and
at
the
of
•
office"
between1100
been
has
plant
liveries
i
■
Tantalum
are
cost
present employment rolls of around 300
in.charge
processes
■
...
Increase
-
beginning with ores.
V
898,417
-
,
in
building adjoining
2,800 square feet of
plus
equipment
stjuiire-foot plant which lias
Preferred
located
35,000-square-foot
a
and
operation
_______
to
'.
'
.The
50,% in man¬
company's Auto-,
the
14
'
approximately $2,000,000, according
XI. Daisley,. Vice-President-Administrative.
; '
'
: ' v
1
is. anticipated', that the i new" facility,
when completed and In
R.
to
496,916
$4,576,377
933.877
-—
income
Gross
addition
new 1
motive
■
Other
\
shortly thereafter
Over
for
'*
Aug.
!!
of
increase
an
on
.
consist
$7,236,921
$8,428,879
involving
program
was- announced
Division;>■
i
l-
space
Gear
building
.
'
corporation's " $6,500,000
tahtalum-columbium
Okla., is nearing completion, Dr. R.
expected ' that productions of tantalum metal.powder
October, with ingot production scheduled to follow
•'
Manufacturing: Co.—To Expand Facilities—
ufacturing
$24,351,508 $18,907,571 $44,108,859 $36,373,462
19,773,229
15,141,863 j5,679,980. 29,136,541
__
&: taxes
Operating exps.
Corp.—To
the
Muskogee,
near
Vice-President
>
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Parlod End. June 30—
Operating
40,736
of
Construction
"
.
Metallurgical
Capacitor Production—■
July 31,'57. Dec. 31,'56
Monday, August 19,
i957
.
.
■
amortisation
and
Fail steel
.Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets Show Gain-^-
Day Mines, Inc., Wallace, Ida.- -Earnings Lower—
Quarter Ended Jtmc 30—
Net operating profit (est.)
,
Drilling Co.—Hill
President
bunkers, has been elected
a
of
Dillon,
on
Current
Board—
bilities
Rea.d
director.—V.
186,
<Sr
p.
Co.
Inc.,
111.
invest-
of a
at
$5,742,574,
June
year
June
30,
1957,
earlier.
30,
1957,
were
.
T
r<
<
ihe
close
of
above
the
•
$12,337,233 and
2.15.
Net
working
were
S1-151
far
$20,200,000,
,
a
current ratio of
compared
with
$6,531,851
at
March 31, i:,57.—V. 186,
p. 317.
$6 594.6 'A,
quarter
assets
of
current lia¬
capital vuM
the
precedingj
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, Lit-
[He Falls, Minn.—Notes Offered—Keenan
& Clary,
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast
Makes
Excnange and Public Preferred Stock Otters—This com¬
Minneapolis, Minn., are offering $500,000 of 4%% and
5% notes, due July 1, 1962 to 1967, inclusive, at 100%,
[plus accrued interest from July
1, 1957.—V. 173,
p. 2496.
Frueliauf Trailer Co., Detroit, Mich.—Files With
,
SEC
the
The company on Aug; 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shareshof common stock (par $1)' to be ofi'ereu at
inarket, Without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
a
2%
dividend of common stock to fractional shareholders.—V, 18(1,
covering !'13,500
024.
P-
i
.
•
.
-'.
•
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'
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7
'
'
»
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t
•
a
offer
.Southeast
July 24,
Donchian,
D.
Richard
July
in
reached
[
the
I'rom
197'j
President
represented
[an intrease of 68.2 %
of
reports
34%
a
of
the
high
new
a
rise
to
a
from the Dec. 31,
1956
bid
Paine,
level
to
4
due
was
under
ol
of
increased
President,
$6.800.pOO
1957..
30.
June
Orr,
H.
,
$25
per
•
increased
the
shareholders
$70,500,000
to
the
Daring
to
during
period, the
samp
$14.73 from $13.93.—V.- 185,
to
'
that not
the... three
shares
value
'
i
'
•'/'
tinental
Curtis
&
and
South
Co.,
<EDT)
p irn
Stone
managers
General
profit of the
net
the
Baking: Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Chairman
L. Morrison,
30.
Aug.
Webster
&
solicit
to
for
company
,
f
shares
also
shares
agreed
of
to
their
use
best
the
the
5.80%
preferred
s^ock
oficr,
together
with
issued
not
in
exchange,
'
.•
at
fe..,
stock
of
.
of
6%
Co.
Durham,
holders
the
to
cumulative
Co.,
to
hot
V
preferred
and
to
cumulative
stock
the .holders
preferred
South
of
the
of
stock
the
11,520
30,000
■
of -Southern
Con¬
outstanding
the
redemption
premium
(after Federal income taxes of $1,135,723), amounted to $1,051,780,
equal to 45.7 cents per comm.n share after meeting preferred dividend
This compare; with net profit for the corresponding
period 1956 '< after Federal income'taxes of $519,977) of $'649,036; or
in
exchange.
No adjustment'will be
dividends, since the dividend payment
20.2
Durham
Telephone
Carolina
Continental
1957
stocks.
.requirement^.
cents per
common- share.—V.
185, p.
Continental
Six Months Ended June 30—
jGross profit
| provision
::
1957
for Federal
income
taxes...—..,..
income
6,330,000
Net
income
related
-v.
186,
2,bi4,0,l
v
.
$1.93
the
first
sales it the
over
crease
same
first
iit. the
Aug.
[on
during
Net
half
9
of
income
1957
Sales
showed
the
first
and
and
75%
a
and development
of. this
it
n?t
1957
of
income
j
30,
1957,
I
first' timein
tlio
orders
June
on
$054,COO,000
In
the
the
1957
contracts
under
were
oasis
period
negotiation
of
of
as
1G56,
June
described
the
chemical
field
as
"most
a
j corporation's present activities.—V.
186,
logical"
T!ie
b.
of
contracts
electric
Nnvy
Electric
valued at
missile
$10.600,000
over
generating
power
guided
Co.—Receives
equipment
■
not
destroyers
main
have
been
to
this
company,
Two
of
be
the
vessels
built
built
ever
7
and
the Bath
by
inland
on
8—will
be
Iron
Works.
The
waters.
constructed
Bath.
DDG
and
2
nies
will
3
All four .ships will be equipped to launch the Tartar missile, an
[ anti-aircraft missile, and will -have on board the latest underwater
Shipments
warfare
of
apparatus.
equipment
to
ginning late in 1958. The
launching in early 1959.
the
first
shipyards are
four ships
these
nies
to
made
be¬
scheduled
be
is
for
die
chemical
Charles,
and
firm's
rated
one
12.150
multi-million
new
First
installed
installation
dollar
to
John
mechanical
P.
Delivery of
and
Keller,
the
gas
turbine
Gas
Turbine
convert
to
bo
order
was
obtained
Company's
is
expected
International
by
marketing
overseas
from
to
made
be
General
Electric,
organization.—V.
of
of
Durham
Sumter
Precision
Equipment
stantial Improvement in Sales and
This
'lung
011
t
corporation
the
first
registered
half
of
1957,
Aug. 14.
Hermann
.
?°n®°l^etcd
wied
Carolina
I'dleohon;
for
Reports
owning
Corp.,
all
of General 'or Fe
sales
South
of the
the
first
six
six
double
months
of
months
the
net
ended
June
income
of
30.
1957
redeemed
to,, Sept.
t)
attn
lmv
$1,154,559
12,
Consolidated
^ in
1956,
tJor ,the
sales
;
of
sales
- ■
.
26%
in
over
the
sales
latest
of
six
Its
were
recorded
the
and
net
1957,
income
of
GPE
had
$1,554,521,
the
ad¬
the
and
A,-?1*®3
of
due
due
series,
stock
and
be
against the
to
net
income
notefl that
$1.25
'651'000
on
June' 5°.
-1956.—V. igc,-
p.
was
1956 quarter net sales totaled
$807,585 or 64 cents per share.'
of orders amounted
with $167,600,000 at the
the consolidated backlog
525.
fSJ?
«
compared
•
-
rays
will
enable
suppliers.—V.
the
186,
tnm
sold
through
the
5.
p.
,
searchlight - bigger than
on
a
a
one-tenth the
spot
high* temperature
on
firm's
research
obtained
Tlie
center
incident
to the merger and
requirements. The
initially obtained
will be
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
AND NEW FINANCING
the
in
v
cement
size
of
concentrates the
mixer
dime
a
the
materials,
at
Brecksville,
field
of
in
new:
n
research
announced
company
Ohio.—Vr
product,
new
011
186,
112.1
p.
—
<■'—
1985
1977
in
at
Protek-Sorb
of
Durham,
Georgia,
"88,"
meets
requirements
all
of
it
is
designed to
than 10%, afford¬
corrosion and mildew.
against, rust,
40%
by heating
at 245-260 degrees
420.
for
F.
10
'
,
hours.—V.
186,
.
Granby Consolidated Mining:, Smelting: & Power Co.,
Ltd.—Reports Loss for Second Quarter—
Quarter Ended—
Total
Provision
Net
for
loss
$1,707,939
160,749
»42,083
"
—
taxes__
-Cr46,325
.
per
13,838
$114,424
•$28,245
$0.25
*$0.06
1,739,457
5,270,485
share
-Profit.—V.
from short
Mar. 31/57
$675,182
production,
Copper
the 5.80%
June 30/57
taxes-!-—.i
loss._
Net
to provide
balance of
~
income
gross
before
Loss
184,
pounds
426.
p.
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Rise—
Period
End. July 27—
Sales
—V.
1957—21'Weeks—19561
1957—4 Weeks—1956
$32,687,565 $28,996,647 $167,457,190 $145,216,806
186, p. 420.
EXCHANGE
Granite
Nicholas
City Steel Co.—New President Elected—
will
who
120.000 shs.
1,203,024 shs.
South Carolina
preferred will be exchanged fur the
Southei 0
C.—Files With SEC
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
convertible debentures and 120.000 share;
of common stock (par 10..cents)
to be offered in units of one $50
debenture and 20 shates of common stock nt $100 per unit.
The offer¬
of.
and
retire
Sept,
St.
Louis,
member
a
succeeds
Geo.
B.
under
1
of
Executive
the
the
Vice-President,
executive
Schierberg,
company's
has
been
committee.
and
Treasurer,
mandatory
retirement
President
Mr. Schierberg will remain as a member of the company's board
and executive committee, will bo Chairman of the newly«
formed Finance Committee Piid will also serve Granite City Steel as a
consultant.
John N. Marshall remains as Chairman of the Board and
plan.
of
directors
Executive
James
L.
Officer.
Hamilton,
and
General
Assistant
Manager
Treasurer,
Guaranty
has been elected as Executive Vice-President
Sales, and W. F. Hoelscher, Secretary and
Secretary and Treasurer.—V. 185, p. 2215.
Jr.,
'
of
as
National
Insurance Co., Denver, Colo.—
Exchange Commission—
—Files With Securities and
The
he
t.o
Aug. 3
Veeder
P.
President
Veeder
Mr.
$1,144,000
3^8.000
1,274 000
Chief
—
bonds
its
unit cf Protek-Sorb "83" will adsorb at least 3 grams
at 20% relative humidity and 6 grains of water vapor
relative humidity.
It can be reactiviated in conformance with
MIL-D-3464B
series:
*——
through
32-gram
water vapor
p.
800,000
6,477,000
5,000,000
—
desiccants
specification M1L-D-3434B. In
addition,
relative humidity of a package to less
One
elected
—
packaging
the
complete protection
ing
of
from
construction
established
military
reduce
.
of Durham, Georgia, South Carolina and
the Dealer-Managers.—V. 186, p. 420.
on
efficient
more
a
foreign
facility,
an
offered
securities.
for
on July 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
undetermined number of shares of common stock (par $1)
indirectly bv Federal Inves ors, Inc. bv offer of its own
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used
company
covering
The corooration
operation
in
packaging.
Sumter.
stocks
maintain
to
■
,
In
nut
customers
gel products, the Davidson Cnemical Dompany Division of W. R.
& Co.,
has announced the introduction of an activated montmorillonitc
desiccunt designed primarily
for Method II dehydrated
capitalization of
,
tOn assumption that all General
preferred
orders'from
expedite
and
1.
Long
(now
General will sell privately $5,000,000 of its
the sale of these bonds,
exchanged)
for
'/
foreign operating subsidiary, has estab¬
anounced 011 Aug. 1
silica
shares in exchange for a like prin¬
payable of the merging compa¬
(par $10)
exchanged
■'
'
•
Grace
exchange for all of the
of the seven compa¬
in
1987—
due
•
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Unit Introduces New Product—
following
first
consolidated
equal
•«'
the first of its kind in the rubber industry, attains
tempera cures an high a:;-6.300 degrees F-»-about 2'a
times the heat
inside
a
blast furnace,
according to Dm Frank Ki Scboenfeld, Re¬
st area.• Vice-PresiUmtj
It is called a solar furnace and iSi being used
value $8,322,600)
(par
Genie Craft Corp., Washington, D.
$49,762,065
1
Nassau, Bahama Islands, it was
Test—
The
1957.
$93,299,678,
in
with
unny
Aug.
parent 897,360
for
$8,973,600)
'
thr<?e months ended June. 30,
of
months
$74,124,196
IIUkT011 share. For the comparable
'145,373
enr
•To
or
net
in
and
program
the 6% preferred stock
outstanding in the amount of
value
series, due 1987preferred 3tock, issuable
series, ($25 par value)
Common
shares outstanding.
f" incrincrease
shares.
.
at
(par
parent
series,
series,
5.80%
1956.
in the latest six months was equal, after preferred divit0 ®2,10 per shave on the 1,125.806 common shares outstanding
enc* °* tl:e Peri°d. This compares with 84 cents per share,
,Fe^erre(i dividends, for tne six months ended June 30, 1956 on
,W)u,o79
790,380
will handle
1,
Aug.
An
Southern
at the ao-
exchanges and upon
Initially obtained from
be
shave
com.
on
office
an
sun's
Shares
upon
will
per
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Army Searchlight Traps Sun in
anl
cash
for
dividends
accrued
Cumulative
J*? income
et
$0.93
$1,428,000
$1.81
New
ouMan'Mng
merger.
Georgia
Carolina,
payable
series,
*5%%
"*i
than
more
the
$1.13
$1,710,000
$2.17
liaison
and Southern
However, the exchange
merger.
being
bonds:
due 1977 —
series, due 1977:
5%
President/reported
.
for
$733,000
Countries
parent.
3%%
earnings
and
22,000
$896,090
011
of
mortgage
3%
V
Earnings—
gains in
G. Place,
22,000
'
oper
subsidiaries.
by Dwight P. Joyce, Board Chairman and President.
CSUdcloii Iiilnnationar.) Nassru of fie/ which was
Georgia
Carolina,
Surplus.
31/4 %)
Sub¬
$1,400,000
$1,634,000
lished
OFFER
5Va%
net income
$2,662,253,
Potted
substantial
—
896,000
624.
First
Corp.
.
1,781,000'
1
'
(Hidden International, C.
merger
CAPITALIZATION
$3,147,000 $17,502,000 $16,021,000
' :
;/
1,465,000
3,416.000
2,830,000
737,000
1,722.090
1,424,000
Glidden Co.—Unit Establishes Bahama Office—
Tele¬
requirements (which will be $500,000 if all
or
x
1957—6 Mos.—-l<i!)6
1957—3 Mos.—1956
59,035,000
11,000
Tele¬
Co.,
merger
demand notes
1957
.
$728,000
to
The funds obtained from
the
,
ex¬
Outstanding
General
,.i-
■
Brick & Lime Co. of Spokane. Included in this acquisition are
at Dlsuman and Clayton.
Was ington, together with certain
properties. The purchase of these fixed assets is a natural adjunct
Che $1,500,000 expansion program at Mica, Wash.—V. 186, p. 525.
loans.
proposed
1
<
pi iiits
is subiect to the necessarv approvals of the
boards of directors and shareholders of the respective companies and
of the various regulatory bodies having jurisdiction.
early
p.
bank
The
General
186,
sold
is
preferred
v.
,
clay
1
Contemplated—The
Telephone
value $213,000)
funds
additional
for
2557.
p.
ington
Con¬
preferred,
of Southeastern Telephone Co. (totaling $5,028,129 at May
exclusive of the $438,000 notes payable to be converted into
Stock in the merger), to repay the additional advances to
received
term
both
-
-
1958.
wectric
1957.
funds
General
by-product into
5
.
France
Department
waste
a
energy.
SV-'
t'm
Georgia
12, 1957.
the parent company.
General will Issue to
for October, 1957)
1957 construction
(thermal
the
at
ACQUISITION—-In the second quarter of this year, this company com¬
pleted negotiations to acquire for c«.su the fixed assets of the Wash¬
re¬
of
Common
Schenectady, N. Y.
According
6%
the
1967,.
31,
11,000
bonds
properties
States gas turbine ordered
and scheduled to be in¬
European Continent has been ordered by Compagnie
Raffinage from General Electric Co.'s Gas Turbine De¬
Manager, the 7,850 HP unit will
The
in
the
partment at
for
Continental
consummation
(par value $438,000)
any
March
due
;
.
covering
Terre Haute,.. Indi.
22,
May
$885,000
•Based
General.
of Capital
with
Enterprise, Inc.,
operations
from
of
•Earns,
the sale for cash of 5.80%
preferred stock and the funds obtained from the sale of its Kentucky
property by Southern will be used to repay funds previously borrowed
for 1956 and 1957 construction and for the acquisition of the Georgia
31.
de
Share
Southersfrn
presently
by
(par
bv
on
proposed to retire
stock
stock
shares
owned
SEC
the
Ity.r-
/./
taxes)
(net
proposed that General will issue a new series of its first mort¬
in exchange for the presently outstanding first mortgage
is
together
Lake
at
the
stocks
Co.
into
first mortgage bonds.
United
on
rrancaise
in
will be
plan
.
shares (par value $8.322.(500)
common
43,800
scheduled
They
Co
are
it is
Inc.
from
Divs.
Durham, South Carolina, Sumter and Georgia.
It is contemplated that in connection with the proposed merger
La.
stalled
tisetul
HP.
Sale
South
cash
owned
merged
amount
bonds
Also Receives Gas Turbine Orders—
HP
the
/«••;•' f,
„
IIender$pn,
Total net income
the
after
•
now
It
Largest single ordor for gas turbines for use in this nation's potrochomical industry has been placed
by The Luinmus Co. for Petroleum
Chemicals, Inc. with General Electric Company's Gafe Turbine Depart¬
ment.
The order,
amounting to over $2,000,000, is for two gas turbines
13,000
Sept.
Telephone
Durham,
of
for
amount of
gage
'
hiU'd
to
Bond
proposed
upon
common
21,300
(3)
cipal
\
two
of
the
exchanged
is
2802.
4'f■-
p.
1
•
debentures
that
for
applicable
the 6%
proposed merger,
its
832,260
like
a
|
anti-submarine
the
being
(2)
Me.
in
Telephone
outstanding
com¬
Durham,
merger,
which
of
purposes:
the
at
for
Not
the
at
Southern
5.80'/ preferred
unexchanged
the
to
Seacoast
(1)
destroyers—DDG
Shipbuilding Co., Bay City, Mich., and will be the largest
batant
of
185,
.
the parent company.
by
shares
[by the respective shipbuilders.
Defoe
stock
required
Under
newly-designed
awarded
agent
checks
practicable
as
S2o- per
Continental
plicable, redemption, price 'plus
of
propulsion units and
U. S.
four
the
proposed
a
General
the
of
not
redemption
vances
$35,000
for
of
step
a
with
through Cook
bol'gre taxes,„__T.._
Tax-woninc! (estimated)
Accordingly, all shares
stocks.
share for
per
for
Telen^cme
contingent
preferred
Funds
525.
Navy Contracts-
for
is
Continental
the
of
is
offer
of
filed
6% 1 convertible
of
Income' 1'1'oni
share lor the South Carolina Continental
dividends
Carolina
parent,
-tucks
Continental
Prior
General
part
exchange
pi-purred
30.
extension
soon
of $820,946
income
net
of
.
their
outstanding^ common stock.
The objective of tlie proposed merfer is
to combine these eight subsidiaries into a single entity
operating over
140,000 telephones in the states of Virginia, West Virginia, North Caro¬
lina, South Carolina, Georgia nnd Tennessee.
per
consolidated
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Georgia Continental Telephone Co. and Southern Continental Tele¬
phone Co. into General Telephone Co. of the Southeast.
A'l of the
companies constituent to the merger are part of the General Telephone
their
statement
Period Ended'. June 30—
Co.,
predicted that net sales and net earnings for the entire
year of 1957 will "substantially exceed those of the record year of 1956."
Mr.
Pace
noted the action of directors
of Dynamics
and of the
Liquid Carbonic Corp. in approving in principle a transaction in which
i l-iquid Carbonic would become a division of General
Dynamics Con v.
He
is
South
$1.40.
were
$26.25
per
accrued
Scarcest
Pace
Mr.
as
redeemed
be
MERGER—Private
offer
the
with
Not
-
and
capital
and
surplus.
covering $100,000 of 10-year
ing will be underwritten by Whitney & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.
The proceeds are to be used to discharge short-term obligations, pur¬
chase merchandise inventory and'for working capkal.-^V. 186, p. 112.
\
'
Offer.
will
share
per
Co..
System,
comparable
same,
$26.25
Co.,
topped the billion-dollar 'sales mark for
reported
its
estimated
backlog of unfilled
at $1,989,000,000. In addition, opprbxitnately
1956,
30,
For
on
-
res lectiveN.
are,
preferred
phone
the 7.972.887 shaves, outstanding.'-as of
on
$2.32.
were
calculated
This- cornor&Mon- which
Durham
preferred,
phone
...
earning>
exchange
as
preferred
delivered
be
Exchange
wdeh
comparable
the
larger • expenditures, for re;e; rc'n
year. Profit before taxes in tve first six motitiis
$38,584,197
as
compared with $23,115,145 for
the
Kami- gs per. stiar?, based
Juno
share
C.,
*
5.80%
exchange
for
prices,
$18,479,197,
was
in
6%
change
...
half
last year.
period
same
will
the
N.
'
-
General
payment
PROPOSED
announced
was
till,
.year.'was
Durham,
-
preferred and $26
plus, in each case,
in¬
period lust year desaitc considerably
•
Co.,
H"
.
•»
six
••
exchange, holders of the preferred stock of
Georgia
Continental Telephone
Co.,
South
Telephone Co., and Southern Continental Tele¬
the
of
-,
.
the
•
for
surrendered
demption
from $414,443,947
this, year,
all
$i,000,000
purposes,—V.
accrued
for
same
'
■
Co.,
Trust
cash
tinental
President.
the $11,135,145
over
of
5726.081,499
Jr.,
for
taxes
months
period last year, going
to
Pace.
after
increase of 66
an
1056
Frank
>y
six
'
.-
;
year to
principal amount, was declared effective on Aug. 7.
The net
proceeds' are
to
be
used- for
working capital
and, other corporate
offered
to
respect
the
are
■'
the outstanding shares of their preferred
General Dynamics Corp.—Reports Record
Earnings—Merger Discussions Still On—
sales
<fc
--'
-
expiration
not
Net
with
dates
fiscal
offering
proposed
Durham
2,i*i,42i
$2.25
stock
;
: »-■
common
624.
p.
made
'
-•
registration
100%
Telephone Co., Georgia Continental Telephone Co.. South
Carolina Continental Telephone Co. and Southern Continental Telephone
Co..
respectively, have called for redemption on Scot.
12,-1**57 all
$5,491,047
outstanding.
[Earnings per share of
make
Certificates
5,380,000
$6,521,270
■,
shares
Bank
purpose.
10,871.047
the
ICommon
to
"
-
•
share
the
.
of
must, prior to 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 30, 1957/irrevoc¬
deposit for exchange the certificates for their shares with Dur¬
ham
1956
12,851,270
taxes.
order
ably
on sales, before depreciation......... $17,525,447 $14,733,560
before Federal
Income
■
-
such
,358,853
"$2p6,641
the first 24 weeks of 1356.
'• *
*
'
eficot of a fbriko at the largest plant of this
Toe
a
phone Co.,
Cable Corp.—Earnings Increased—
General
In
1S92.
•{■-.
eacli
for
for
Rcgistration Statement Effective—
Co., -the
to
"
•.
sales
during (he entire period of the strike.—V. 185,
>.•
•:■*% rft
w'f *)\
"j")
*
Gibbs Automatic Mounding: Corp.,
Georgia
outstanding
Carolina
$139,681
corporation, coupled
with previous production cutbacks and the co3t of rearranging plant
facilities, contributed to tha decKne in.sales and resulted in a net loss
for'tile 12-week uiid 24-vvoe!; periods'endel June 15, 1957.
The strike v.hich began nt The company's Westclox plant on June 3
Coh.ihucd for eight' weeks, with employees returning 10 work in t'lVe
week of July-29 without a contract. ' Two weeks of this strike occurred
in the period ended June 15 and, according to the company, seriously
affected results as no shipments could be made from
this division
any
,
of
12,000
-f
The
price
a
,
of
stock
preferred
holders of ,the
the
•$655,494
Cr81*?139
—~r-V
$70,094/ compared
was
efforts
exchange
the
to
preferred
cumulative
5'i}%
equivalent
Drl,627
June 15, 1957 (24 weeks) were $20,2)55,152, compared with $22,180,930 lor thev24 weeks ended June 16,
1956; Consolidated net loss for the first 24 weeks ended June 15, 195
1957.
of
:
•Income.
Net
Securities
exchange
loss '
Net-
privilege, until 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 30, 1957
exchanging tneir shares for snares of 5.80% cumulative preferred
stock
ot
General.,Telephone Co.j;of the Southeast -onthe basist of
one
share
of
Gteneral -5.80%'
preferred, plus,
in
each
case,
oas i
Board, oil July. 29, anno'uncb'd that
the 26-week period ended June 2:),
or
•$655,047
/ r : Cr 447
,.
of
George
9,923,783,
$219,193
Carolina
for
have
27,880
Telephone
Telephone
of
,9,591,270
*
$220,P20
plan.
5.80%
5',2%
Tcelphonc
'''•
''..
the
preferred
of
shares
2445.
p.
Telephone
share, plus; accrued 'dividends.
Continental
ended
net asset
share
per
month
into
,
$9,372,077 $10,578,830
—
operating loss
—
Other income' (net of expense—-
EXCHANGE OFFER—The company offers to the holders of the
22,600
outstanding
assets
saies
Operating costs and expenses
outstanding shares of the 5%% cumulative pre erred stock of Durham
Telephone Co., to the holders of the 16,000 outsuuu.ing shares of 6%
Inc.—Records More Gains—
reports
Durham
dealer
.pursuant
the
cumulative
Gas Industries Fund,
James
of
managers
additional
offered
con¬
soybeans
' ;
shares
named
dealers
to
June 15,'57 June 16/56
exchange of 92,120 shares of General
on
a
share-for-snare basis
for
the
out¬
Jackson
been
an
being
largely
sugar
Wheat,
'
gain
a
shares
wor'd
in
2802.'
and
sell
Mar. 25,'56
to
i
.an
exchange offer expires at 3:30
Webber,
have
The
195u,
smec
price
profits resulting from Short positions in No.
augmented by. .gains from long positions
p.
The
Corp.
1053.
tracts,
[and eggs.—V. 185,
price
Inc.
The recent rise in the shares, Mr. Donchian said,
to
shar-o
securities
the
Futures,
point registered in October.
low
,
entitled
during .July from
high of $4.72 bid
said
Fund,
for
Net
Tei.ep.ionc Co., Southern Continental Telephone Co. and
Continental Telephone Co.
Holders' accepting tne offer are
to
additional cash payments
ranging from $1- to $1.25 per
,
./'/*"
'•
Twelve Weeks Ended—
coi4i.>..v..iiiil
New Seven-Year High-
of $3.38 per share on, June 30
closing the month at $4.53 bid.
price
bid
fund
mutual
Tins, commodity
a
on
for
preferred
preferred
Georgia
Rea^h
Futures, Inc.—Shares
'-•»
company.
provides
5.80%
standing
Loss—
Subs.)—Reports
(&
,
,
Net
propose^ plan for merging, the, subsidiaries
Southeast
The
'<
n- '
:
:
a
with
Corp.
Mar. 24,'57
subsidiary of the General Telephone Corp., is
offering to exchange its shares of new 5.80% cumulative
preferred stock ($zd par value) for outstanding
preferred
shares of four other
telephone subsidiaries in connection
pany,
Time
General
—
Inc.;
5
(729)
Gulton Industries, Inc.
Probes—
—
Develops Cathode Follower
-
Development of cathode follower probes for
by this corporation on Aug. 12.
announced
airborne application, was
(730)
6
Known
they
airborne
in
.
■
Jan. 1,'57 to
tne
Jan. 1,'56 to
15, '57
June 16, '56
$11,761,283 $13,903,777
_-
Federal
*—
earnings
Net
—V.
p.
185,
stock
—
1993.
Chemical Co.
Harsh aw
sales
before taxes
Net
—
taxes
•Operating
Net
$0.85
Earnings
increased
in
1,841,100
$1,707,952
1957,
$1,812,255
$1.78
$24.65
reflected
$1.89
$23.24
for
Net
<■
income
Earned
value
"Book
'-Based
—
share
common share
common
per
per
—
,—_
1957.—V. 185,
959,248 shares outstanding June 30,
on
the
Electric
Light
Sold
Co.—Debentures
The
proceeds
Pri¬
program.—V. 186,
Aug.
on
626.
p.
'
1
This
had the highest
company
May 31,
competitive
nounced
The
lower
to
Aug.
on
$1,419,867,
record sales of $81,521,042.
This
.
of $2,652,047, or
outstanding at the end
year
of
shares
Sales
the
Packing
full
1955-56
in
sales, of
Plad
1955-56
per
of
subsidiaries
common
been' included
for
made
assembly.—V.
186,
with
The
corporation
covering
be
at
for
used
12
Aug.
on
25,000
$1.25
filed
letter
a
of
with
notification
shares
of common stock (par 20 cents)
without underwriting. The proceeds
capital.—V. 182, p. 413.
share,
per
working
embodyingof
these
ond
said
for
the
Robinson
Dr.
half
first
Aug.
on
period
of
a
fiscal
year
fourth
the
a
report period
year
$2,105,087,
increase
an
of
62%
The
the
ceeded
noted
that
company's
in backlog from
the new orders
million-volt
just
"atom
particle accelerator
orders
booked
tion for
received
for
tandem
smashers'*
by
accelerators—huge 10manufactured by High
the
expansion,
months
from
move
to
after
bo
the
its
paid
for
company
old
plant
at
of retained earnings,
than doubled its facili¬
Cambridge,
Mass.—V.
185,
"
Months Ended
.
Federal
$11.80
$11,053,666
___^
$10,516,711
depreciation
8,127,909
of
net
income
and
to
surplus
$1,348,018
Lake
__
tons
in
and
the
$o!ab
Homestuke-Sapin
development
area
some
20
two
mills
near
of
will
profits
that
in
operation
or
June
per
be
day
sold
to
miles
the
of
of
with
The
Atomic
Partners.
uranium
north
Grants
respectively.
June 24, %
!
4,026
\
January
1958,
and
the
the
Grants
rated
product
of
The
N
M
co^
•eluding
p.
(CDT)
; /
-
will
financing of the ventures
be
Aug.
1,
Results
a
advanced
as
Net
$9,500,000
and
loans
Net
the
a
oper.
331,648
198,287
$111,455
$0 08
$5,000,000
first
mortgage
have been
completed.
income
taxes
remaining
and
royalties
Dividends
declared
$7,500,000
new
.
income
on
1,905.000
on
1,580,000
■
75,807
General
tension
St.
lines.
Elizabeth
generator
Manager
four
A
be
of
the
Jamaica
new
in
Service
Co.
supnlies
stations, and a
hydro-electric station
will
be
completed
operation
in
in
1958.—V.
Development
through
553-mile
the
1959,
170,
vere
against the
new
franchise.
of the total vote—only
894
&
265.753.006
103,319,179
327,134,077
45,635,739
53,987,771
86,8-6.51.
(without
of
(on
21,545.829
49,331.408
$4.56
y'deduction
mines)
10.821,653
shs.)
July
on
29
$1.99
said
in
in. the* same
period of
six
system
Maggotty
and
p.
a
hydro,
of
'high
River
new
276,308
was
decrease
in
tons.
Period End. June 30—
sales
for
1957—3 Mos.—1956
taxes
34,580,289
on
Net
1700.
'
.
earnings
principally
due
was
taxes_
(lie
first
Earnings
per
share
L__
md^tantial
price of cooper. The average price received by
of
half
this
year
was
3134
cents
a
.
1
year and a hall.
"Increased costs,
than
creased
were
amount
prices lor
,
_
while
a
less
important
factor
in
.
reducing ea
mining of lower grade ore,
of
stripping required,
wage
increases, and
and services purchased."—V. 185, p. 2804.
price,
goods
due
to
the
the
nig
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
$7,169,796
$7,629,251
Income
Other
1956
1957
$7,494,558
134,693
sales
$7,257,086
87,292
1957—9 Mos.—1956
100,06^3,772 G9.83$0,729
Total
Profit
income
before
Federal
6.669,918
19,691.521
3,528.000
3,505,000
10,573,000
8.953,000
3,045,127
3.164,918
9,118,521
8,039,554
$1.70
$1.77
$5.10
$4.50
-
Federal
income
taxes
on
income
taxes
—
1,602,137
833,111
16,992,554
Net
profit
-
Common
earnings
the
to
Kenneca
pound, whereas t
average for the same
period of last year was 45 cents. On June
•
1957
the U. S. producers' price, w'nich
is necessarily' related to 1
European price, declined to 29 (4 cents. The underlying cause 01
J:
decrease in price is the new copper production resulting from wait
pressures,
which has been coming 011
the market during the I
in
the
in
Net
6,573,127
income
sold moie
in
steam
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
34,736,657
before
income
Prov.
•
$8,241
compaie
in the first ha
Production
1956.
89,119.16,1
part:
our earnings for the
first half were less, we
Total sales in the six months were 283,171 tons, as
"The
175,945,684
foreign taxes
President,
270,215
decline
and 2.146,391
Industrial
power
on
S.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Earns,
1957
.
24,089,910
sli.
Cox,
1957
of
Ltd.—Expanding Capacity
diesel
Joy Manufacturing Co.
Net,
Decline
- ■
'^Although
ings
Public
Parish
will
$42,03o,o34
ago,
year
a
30/57
■$
•
taxes--—'A—
U.
depletion
per
R.
with
$1.83
'
steam, and
for the
$2,146,391
$2.26
stock
common
for
income
copper.
75 807
$2,165,396
stock
common
of
C.
utility company, which provides approximately 96%
of
the
electricity 111 Jamaica, B. W. I., is currently expanding its
capacity
to keep up with industrialization of the
island, according to Harold
two
$13,684,508, a
nine months just
totaled
quarter
(& Subs.)—Earnings
income-
Earns,
$3,997,505
preferred stock
on
share
Jamaica
June
income—129,393,014
before
Provision
5,577,505
was
a vote of approximately 90',
casv
Total
Income
for
6,890,010
Jamaica. Public Service Co.,
Braham,
fiscal
30
i'356
$
$
c>ales ol metals', and metal products 126,773,405 260,451,904 321,864,8
Dividends, interest & miscellaneous
2,619,609
5.301,102
5,269,i?b
This
The
the
for
from a year ago. However, sales
substantially unchanged from
$42,037,370.—V. 185, p. 1045.
/.
1955
on 2,167,726 shares
outstanding at June 30. 1957
outstanding at June 30, 1956—V. 185, p. 2216.
Corporation.
::
months of its
3 Mos. End.—6 Mos. End. June
$56,290,607
"Based
A.
for
to
share, re-
$1.16. per
against $2,902,404
sharp-respectively.
$3,53- per
and
were
Net
$4,985,010
declared
shares
iaies
/.
first- nine
June
due
$63,205,375
taxes
institu¬
50"-vear franchise by tne
City of Houston, Texas
company was approved by the voters of Houston at a
special
election
July 27. The company's
request for the new franchise
-
bonds
1957
rentals
revs.,
Federal
per
$2.97
Kennecott Copper Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
profit
"Earnings
net
to
or,
;%;•%.
the
for
drop
against
that the company will now receive bids
up to 11 a.m.
(not Aug. 20 as previously
reported) for the purchase
Federal
for
equal
ago,
$957,548,
earnings-of ,$2,439,685
.
the
before
Co.—Earnings Lower
•
Dividends
43%
is
and
May
J
Lighting & Power Co.—New Franchise Voted
°f
year
ended
2099.
proposed issue of
1987.—V. 186, p.' 626.
sales,
Profit
operations
KVP
Consolidated
309- 74*?
$0 19
Island Creek Coal Co.
it
by Homestake from funds borrowed bv the
company, suoordinated to the bank loans of
$9,500,000.—V. 186, p. 113.
Houston
of
319.
p.
taxes
share
common
of
accordingly /showed ,net
on
total
completed
Banking
furnish
income
186,
of this colnpany and its subsidiaries consolidated
ended June' 30,
1957, amounted to $795,122, 'equal
'quarter
year
12,034
__%• $255,980
Aug. 21
on
it
share
Homestakc-Sapin mill in
Mexico
to
185,
from
mills
is
agreed
State
loans."—V.
bank
earnings
"
•'
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—Bids Now
Aug. 21—
Oi
have
be
—V.
capacities
the
Partners is estimated to
require $8 000,000.
advancing, this entire amount in the form of
loans!
biinging Homestake-Sapin Partners into
operation,
inworking capital, is estimated at $17,000,000.
Homestake
and
____
.
per
bodies
ore
control and will
the
partnerships
1958.
Anangements foi
vL?,,
vote.,
1956
587 628
taxes
Federal
outstanding
cents'per share; compared" with
ported .for the same 19o6 period.
$7,867,021
profit
Earnings
Commission under
Commission.
Homestake
as
from
operations of
Homestake-New Mexico mill
the
in
income
for
all
of
97
Jan. 1 to
23,
——: $7,823,419
,
Energy
derived
Tne Homestake-New
to
income
with a present
cornoratiim's
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
the
.
Earns.—
1957;
various other' locations. Upon completion of the progran:
corporation's annual rated capacity for the production/
•
.
.
(& Dom. Subs.)-
_
(estimated)
Net
-
$1.09
$0.80
Partners
engaged
1.500
oxide,
expected
is
date,
$7,667,065-$7,725,097
152,328
129,890
$912,867
$1.13
Mexico
construction
the
tions
-
products
before
Provision
Provision
purchase contracts in effect with the
general partner, will have complete operating
in
the
insurance-company in
2803.
p.
6 Months Ended June 30—
is the general partner of two New Mexico
partnerships
are
Ambrosia
uranium
1,271,472
share
per
company
in
$2,184,339
927,739
share
per
paid
partnerships
the
1
671,826
___
depletion
income
750
an
$1.62
the
,
7,660,546
650,000
$2,275,757
taxes
Homestake-New
ol'
808,299
$11.99
income
Balance
in
of
flnnolmceh
816,971
_
including
Dividends
and
185,
of
$0.97
latest financing was completed successfully dur
ing July.
Undertaken for expansion purposes, the new financing con
sistcd
of a
$30,000,000 issue of
300.000 shares of cumulative con
vertibie 43A % preference stock, sold to the public; a $50,000,000 series
of 5Va %; bonds purchased by institutional investors;
and a three-year
revolving bank credit which will make available as required additional
funds up to $75,000,000. In addition, $12,500,000 of bond sinking fund
payments originally due in 1957 and* 1958 have, been re-scheduled%o
malce that amount available for the current expansion program. %)f
the
funds received from the new preference
stock issue, $21,505,000
was
immediately applied to the full retirement, in advance of due
2.2%
1956
,
income
Percentage
The
subsidiaries.—V.
T^alu H1Com?
rofit
■
1957
.
—
revenues
Expenses,
Net
June 30—
milled
Recovered grade
Net
operation
$0.88
at
1958,
"The
out
more
Homcstake Mining Co.—Reports Increased Profits—
Total
sales
Royalties
Miscellaneous
on
p. 1043.
Tons
for
June
other sales both in this country and abroad,
plans to expand the company's new Burlington
square
feet to provide for additional assembly and
The
just six
in
Six
with
$0.46
share—
announced that the lower earnings were primarily the
selling,
advertising,
research
and
development
primary aluminum will be 609,500 tons, compared
capacity of 434,500 tons,'an increase of 40%. •
generat¬
notification
of
Jan. 1 to
reviewed
10,000
test. space.
ties
through
letter
a
24,881,000
14,695.027
of
stock (par $l> to be offered at
Underwriters, Inc. Englewood, Colo.
%
Net
™
briefly
Robinson
comes
to be used
are
filed
13,638.000,
14,700,534
increased
of
panded
Atomic
Touching
plant
com¬
system
common
American
International Resistance Co.
$1,000,000 each.
Dr.
through
13,828,000
15.697,000
14,695,027
7,430,000
corporation's plant construction program is proceeding satis¬
Major sheet, plate
and pig facilities are being built at
W. Va., and an alumina-caustic-chlorine plant is undei
construction at Gramercy, La. Existing
facilities are also being ex¬
2099.
p.
10,451,000
46,5)37,000
22,056.000
"The
Investments, Inc., Englewood,
!
*
r ? !
ex¬
developed and
The company already has a tandem machine under construc¬
Energy of Canada, Ltd. These machines sell for about
Voltage.
proceeds
18#!
improvement.—V.
29.525,000
factorily.
•
.
s
176,316,000
24,089,000
company
Net
shipments, with a resultant increase
$6,000,000 to nearly $8,000,000. Highlighting
two
steam
new-
.
expanded
over
were
new
shire,
Colorado
$1,300,868
over
quarter
corporation on July 29
covering 100.000 shares of
per
ago.
Robinson
Mr.
$3
of
were
and
,
The
SEC
reported
first half
the
1958,
Colo.—Files With SEC—
6.
that net profit totaled $147,142, against $78,1956, a gain of 87%.
Per share earnings were
40 cents for the first six months, compared with 21 cents for the
year
earlier period and 45 cents a share for the full
year of 1956.
Sales for
in
765
River,
$
196,646.000
Ravensvvood,
on schedule.
He said a substantial portion
should be completed and in use during the sec¬
with resultant benefits to the company's Chicago
International Insurance
were
nearly double those
Denis M. Robinson, Presi¬
Dr.
Calumet
1957—Q Mos.—19.r;«
,s
83,923.000
$
expense,
as
well as continuing pre-operating expense, incurred in
preparation for the larger product capacities Soon to become available
from expanded facilities. Higher interest and depreciation charges, and
a
decrease
in the ratio of mill fabricated product sales, reflecting
recent market conditions. ..also influenced the net earnings figure. ;
in
handling
STATEMENT
1957%-3 Mos,—1956
■.
_
com.
per
The
Thompson stated that third quarter demand for pig iron and
alloys is slackening as anticipated, but all indications point to
ferro
a
1957
ago,
the
across
the
part ol'
coke
new
a
,
EARNINGS
outstanding- 414,700,534
shs.
result
refractory materials, dolo¬
of basic
producer
a
income
Earns,
facilities
new
quarter of
Mr.
oversubscribed.—V. 186, p. 626.
the corresponding
bridge
a
including
program,
operations.
on
Earnings
the
of
is also
magnesia.
sales..-
Com.
1957,
ing facilities, is proceeding
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—Earnings Up 87%—
for
balance
The
common
aluminum operations in¬
production of alumina
Its
States.
United
99,119,000
Inc. before Fed. taxes%_.v 13.862,000
Federal income taxes-_% 6,432,000
battery of 50 coke ovens was put in
Chicago plant late in June. The first new
Interlalce's
at
the
of
.
new
was completed last year.
These are a major
pany's improvement program at the Chicago plant.
Aug. 8 by Morgan Stanley & Co. at $49.37 V2 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.25 per share. It
dent,
second
a
output
Period End. June 30—
Net
production.
that
of
■'
CONSOLIDATED
earlier.
year
shares
14,695,044
and
stock;
mining and processing of bauxite, the
and
1956, Ronald W. Thomp¬
battery
to
Ileinz Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 32,000 shares of common stock (par $25) was
was
a
the company's financing program, capitalization
in long-term obligations; 1,287,665 shares
of
company
mite
was
reported
operation
be
(II. J.)
made
of
He
the
to
are
profit
1,952,008
91%
offered
The
Net
reached $58,137,996 in the first half of
mortgage bonds, and
with other funds,
completion of ex/
for
funds
underway.
preference
and
per
Corp.—Gross Higher—/Net Off—
revenues
first
new
the
bauxite, the reduction of alumina to aluminum, and the lubri¬
cation of aluminum and aluminum alloys into a variety of products,
Thompson said the corporation continued a reasonable build-up
inventory during the second quarter, with its plants .operating at
most economical rate.
Shipments of pig iron amounted to about
the
Heat-Timer Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
SEC
and
of
$335,000,000
■
the
clude
Mr.
of
318.
p.
($100
par
portion
from
on July 26.
$3,634,648, equal to $1.62 per share of common stock,
as compared
with $3,896,304, or $2.00 a share, a year ago. There were
2,241,608 common shares outstanding- on June 30, 1957, as compared
awarding of two prime contracts to this corpo¬
by George K. Haydu, President, on Aug, 12.
by the U. S. Air Force calls for the repair and overhaul
instruments; the other was awarded by the U. S. Signal Corps for
of
8 at
the
of
preference stock, together
a
corporation is a major producer of primary aluminum and fabri¬
aluminum products.. In 1956, it produced 25%.' of the primary
aluminum
;
..
sale
new
.
cated
$0.89
.
of:
preferred
The
$443,613
-
$1.11
of
provide
programs
consist
■stock.
480,582
to
completion
Upon
President, announced
Net
contract
mechanical
used
the
from
sale
recent
be
will
$924,195
$557,377
shares)—
compared with $52,723,702 in the first half of
Announcement of the
was
500,000
(on
2118.
p.
Net sales
son,
One
:
;_
share
per
184,
Interlake Iron
they would have been approximately $80,000,000.
increased' during
the
year
from
$22,822,641
lo
185, p. 1516.
Ilaydu Electronic Products, Inc.—Awarded Contracts
ration
Dr 135,287
$1,161,201
603,824
.____
&
Chemical Corp.—Places Bonds
corporation has placed directly with
investors
$50,000,000
in
first
mortgage
Aluminum
proceeds
a
will
.
the
capital
$29/652,112.—V.
$1,059,482
Dr138,291
from
stock,
share), plus
accrued dividends, through Lehman Brothers, Goldman,
Sachs & Co. and The First Boston Corp. and associates,
were
quickly oversubscribed. For details, see V. 186,
p. 626.
*
•
/ v
"
year,
Working
1,702,114
$1,299,492
The
$2,761,596
1,879,590
taxes-.
1699.
p.
series due 1987, it was announced on
The First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co.
negotiated the purchase agreements for the bonds.
1956
1957
taxes_—_—
income
offered publicly on Aug.
of the year.
the
Federal
Federal
182,
51/2%
bonds,,
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock Sold
$71,808,562, including for only six months the
subsidiaries, F. M. Ball & Co. and Paulus Bros.
sales
for
capital.—V.
working
for
Aug. 13.
$3,179,082
(net)
and
loans
institutional
—The 60,000 shares of 5.65% cumulative preferred
were
Dole
new
Co.
cents
65
or
Kaiser
administrative
-
deductions
income
Net
—v.
fiscal year
its diversifica¬
resulting from
President,
an¬
and
bank
Privately—This
1638.
185, p.
per
repay
.
Profits—
operations-.,
and
operations__;—
and
before
Provision
share, on
compares with earnings in the prior
$1.26 per share, adjusted for the larger number
was
share for/tne first half of
corresponding period of the
corporation on Aug. 5 filed a letter of notiiication with the 3E'C
100,000 shares of common stock (par 15 cents) to be offered
share, without underwriting.
Tne proce'ju, are to be used
$3
of
13.
profit
Jupiter Oils Ltd., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC-
the
down
prices
conditions,
marketing
net
history in
due to costs of
profit margins
Henry
A.
Whice,
sales in its
but earnings were
and
program
general
closed, the company renewed for anotlie
bank credit of $6,000,000.—V. 185, p. -2099.
just
covering
pansion
from
income
Earned
tion
quarter
to
per
the
for
and equipment totaled approximately $5,200,000
of exDenditures
of expenditures nnnroved in 1956 ' .'
approved in
snort-term
'at
---
Income
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. Ltd.—Sales Up—Earnings Off
ended
from
income
advertising,
Income
-
$1.05
of
$1.16
Co.—Reports Increased
profit and
Other
15.
'",/.•
with
expenses
tc be used to repay bank loans and lor construction
are
earnings
I
June 30,
carryover
a
the
common stock dividend
^hares-karlier this year)
from a 5%
of additional
i
in
mrrvnvnr
a
was
the
at
of the 1956 figure of $2.80 per share.—V.
excess
debentures, 1957 series, due July 1, 1987, it
announced
was
was
of which
The
$1.16
*
outstanding
stock
common
Six Months Period Ended June 30—
Selling,
vately—Putnam & Co. and Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
have negotiated
the private placement of $15,000,000
30-year 5%
of
shares
(resulting
1957
the
Ilubinger
Gross
Hartford
mhfph
nf
part
year. It is anticipated, however, that 'tne earnings per share
calendar year 1957 will be approximately equal to, of possibly
slightly In
2447.
p.
of
1956, and the sale
in
compared
as
previous
2,046,200
—_r—_
December,
is
$1.05
number
;the end of June,
3956
$49,094,528 $48,953,110
3,549,052
3,858,455
——
income—
on
nine months ended
improvements
capital
5,836,825
*6,750,709
share
per
be
1957, approximately $3,500.
approved for capital equipment, to replace obsolete equipment
add new facilities. During
this period, actual expenditures for
and
$38,532,796 $33,505,319
7,271,392
6,990,184
-
to
1956
1957
shares
com.
was
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
revenues
income
Common
f
income—estimated—-—_—
on
former
end of
the
by January,
During the
agree¬
tne
Pineville, W. Va.,. which is ex(3ected
1958,' will complete the program..
In
500,000
1957
-
-
Income
Federal
only
and
one
at
days
Subs.)—Earnings Lower-
(&
Months Ended June 30—
Nine
the
be
Ended June 30—
Months
"The
.
service
Madisonville, Ky., has been
at
now
warehouse
new
warehouse
new
servicing customers in that area.
Results of this
been ,satisfactory,,, and seven warehouses for handlinc
of the Coal Machinery Division are now in operation
is
have
parts
spare
A
000
Company. Consequently,
City elected to cancel at
will not be renewed.
the
COMPARATIVE
$935,025
$724,774
550,000
$0.66
'
-—t-
-
-
common
on
share——
per
1953,
and
constitute
and
which the
need not be, and
1,065,000
790,000
—
.
-
Cash divrdenus
will
City
and
program
'
agreement,
year
Six
Earnings
the
past.
company's
pleted
™
taxes.:
income
•the
the
in
franchise
new
operating
'
-
at the rate of 4% per annum.,
>/ ■/
with the effective date of the new franchise,
tax
paid
between
ment
2,130,025
1,614,774
Earnings before taxes on income
State income taxes,.;——
has
city
The
June
•Mpf „ftles
The
the City of
for payment by the company to
provides
receipts
antici¬
pated to be Oct. 1, 1957, the company will substantially reduce the
•street lighting rates presently paid by the City, and tne City-will pay
the company for all other electric service furnished, the City at tiie
company's standard rates, rather than the special and lower rates
Co.—Sales and Earnings Off
Hamilton Manufacturing
franchise
gross
Simultaneously
f
.
.
a
of telemetering equipment
accelerometers into recorders
apolications.—V. 186, p. 625."
piezoelectric
;
are
The
F-460 and
impedance
Cathoclo Follower Probes, models
primarily
designed to coupie high
Glcnnite
the
as
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
185,
outstanding
common
1887.
share
—
1.473.08!)
766.00).
$769,026
$707,083
723.940
723,940
$0.9°
$0.99
Number 5665
186
.Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
7
(731)
'& Sessions Co.^-Semi-Annual Earnings— ?:»'
Lam son
v
Liucu J Hub 30-—
luoatus
g!X
——I—J„I
[Net oU-o.
fMiaen-ucu..s
''•«*•
.
__
1957
Magic. CKef/Trie.—Merger Approved—Name Changed
1956
.$21,308,387 $20,294,070
_______
•ill, 5(4
income.
tfhe
'
;
Stockholders
tn<M'
lheige
94,632
their
.$2^,017,961 $2J,388,902
».
[coit
o. products sour; soiling, administrative <S*
geiifiifU expenses i including .depreciation 1957
—$507,727;
1956—$140,531)
;
jlnteresi.
cnarges____
Federal and
State
taxes
19,205,540
17,659,001
82,901
01
Magic
1,427,500
rood
Chef
receive
5o,l4i
1,448,000
income
on
earnings—!_u;
icasn
dividends
declare^
stock,
feritd
—_
series
'
pre-
_____________
Icasii dividends declared
After
convertible
cn
A
on
*
•
shares—;-;
common
81,249,260
tive
110,839
juos
a.
to
proposal
432,027
597,433,
■
standing
ox
preferred
111
be
shares
on
of
stockholders
tumuion,
scock.
will
snare
a
Magic Chef
merger,
1'ixmve,
Giant
common
4/lOths
the
ana
lor
one
e«.en
entitled
to
common
snare-lor-snare
a
preferred
st^clc
basis
lor
retain
Stock¬
shares
advice
preferred dividends, earnings, for tile first six
1957 are estimated at $2.53 per share on 481,472 outstanding
compared with $2.66 on 442,7.25 common shares out¬
ing
30,
June
on
1956.—V.
184,
2225.,>
p.
v
Co.,'
of
New
York
to
Food
Giant
assistance
aim
tne
to
&
aobvementioiiea
Mangel
»/"..
•
and
Chicago,
markets
merger,'—v.
the
in
ldo,
furnished
financial
negotiations
lean¬
5a7.
p.
Stores Corp.—Opens Third
Period End. June 30—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
v.—' $17,007,302
Sales
est.
beiore
'
shop
.1957—6 Mos.—-1956
'.company,
Mr.
Mangel safu,
yca^.—v.
I06,
p.
$17,856,489 $37,018,000 $37,456,430
,a"
'
1,689;999,17 ""
3,895,622
3,665,623
" "
1,844,928
taxes
32u.
increase
net
a
in
stares
'
'Earns., per
1,085,500
L-i-——-i'-i
"sconl,
;
U
share.
912,595
^2,28ftCOO
The
company will
V,.!'.steel; its major
absorb,
for
mining
the
Corp.
corporation
of
present,
stock
the
in
past
cost
of
material, although the long-range picture calls
Fred Maytag Ii, President, announced on Aug. 9.
/'We- have no immediate, piaus to pass 011 tne recent steel price in-
$759,428../,. $77®4f7$l,^15,522;^$1,686,191
•■/:* $0.90 ■}// $6.02//
$1.92/ :,y' j.:"$2.00
raw
for;rising; priceSi
t'i
miv
customers,"
he said.
increases which will occur automatically this Fall
current labor agreement, will add very
significantly
products," Mr. Maytag reported. "We are continuing
wage
our
reductions
as
a.
technological
vxrj.
lopei'ations... During .,this
cuiiipauy3..;.f»ausiuiary
period,
company,.'has
the*
.company ''"y.
';»■ ■ t-
•,,.
result
of
efficient
more
improvements."-—V.
185,
the 4,
'•'/ •
,.
,
[size of the Dahlouega, -Ga., eafpet yarn/spinning plant andtwo new //." McCall, Corp.—Reports Ga*n 111 Profits—
carpet/mils are. lieiug. constructed, /olie.in Rabun Gap, Ga., and the ' / Period End. June 30—
1957—3 Months—1956
1957—6 Months—1956
been
doubling
.
,.
.
.
$16,420,524 $14,282,344 $34,118,420 $30,748,232
313,374
*33,261
1,373,072
1,132,048
Cr22,100
157.500
706,400
582,500
and
The
sion
proceeds
Netnirbfit
Earnim
$155,874
^ ^
'1
.
*"$11,161
$666,672
$549,543
$0.25
*$0.02
$1.09
$0.90
Xiiiirp
ner
*
to
with
at
the
par
($1
used
be
for
each
warrants to
with
purchase
the basis of
on
seven
With SEC
statement
stockholders of
one
new
presently
snares
the
196,994
addi¬
an
common
held.
The
underwritten.
be
io
are
be
used
also V.
See
program.
for
warrant
one.
common
and
$1)
196,994 shares of common stock
to
186,
help
for the
pay
company's
expan¬
321.
p.
This company, for the nine months ended May 31, 1957, registered
sizable
gains
in gross
income,
cash
income and
funds
spent
for
exploration over the like period last year, Howard C. Pyle, President,
announced on July 22.
Gross
income, resulting principally
plant products, was up 12'/.
nine
corresponding period
income, or gross
months
It
12%,
ended
ago.
May
31,
1957.
This
cash
operating costs, also roso
share on the 1,806,460 shares
a
with $6,634,954 or $3.67
of shares outstanding a year earlier.
exploration activities climbed to $2,201,379
for the nine months period from $1,471,020 total at the three-quarters
share
a
mark
the
on
Cash
last
number
same
income
compared
utilized
for
year.
Net income after all charges for the period under review amounted
to $1,096,213 or 61 cents a share compared with $1,009,088 or 56 cents
a share
for the first nine months a year ago.
Amounts
of
applied
in
had
been
accounting-^
have
been
$782,133
liquidate
to
determining
payments
net
income
increased
43
or
by
cents
for
$1,108,104
in
income.
acceptable
an
the
payments
net
and
under
share
a
oil
reserved
cash
gross,
treated
two
nine
months
a
share
185,
1956.—V.
been
ex¬
reserved
oil
method
period
cents
61
or
have
If
alternative
p.
would
2560.
1957
in
and
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Plans Debenture Issue—
plans to offer $17,500,000 of 20-year subordinated
convertible during the first ten years to common stock,
Haines, President, on Aug. 12 told the New York Society
company
debentures,
Charles
of
*''■/LosSii/V."'.
at
year
a
from the sale of oil, gas and
It amounted to $15,279,203 for
compared with $13,598,113 for
last,
31,
May
income less
$7,437,239 or $4.12
to
came
outstanding
This
provide .'tire, company
with completely 'iipodern, and, efficient.
naiiUfacturing facilities to insure, the' comp&y''S competitive position
dtlim uie industry.4—V. '185, P/937.M"-?«>'
r,•( '<<
V
si :*.?>■ X
V'
.¥•
offered
are
registration
a
tional
,
ihould
filed
15
share
offering will not
cluded
' '
.
proceeds
operations.
(par
the
increases
notification
of
stock to be
The
of America—Registers
Aug.
on
common
Cash
the
letter
a
common
covering the proposed offering to
shares
'
to the cu»t' of our
ui
to
Molybdenum
The
SEC
.
Maytag Co.—To Absorb Steel Cost Rise—
1,979,432
filed
30
shares of
underwriting.
incidental
gasoline
rnasp
iwwwj
July
on
without
the
(estimated t_-_i
Net, profit
corporation
Monterey Oil Co.—Gross and Net Higher—
Federal income
&
Files With
—
Exchange Commission—
covering 300,000
expenses
Dallas Store—
seven
01
and
share),
per
also
corporation on Aug. 15 opened a third Dallas
(Texas) branch
it-Was announced by S01 Mangel, President. Tne newry designed
brings to 127 «ae liuniocr of scores operated nationally by ttie
store,
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Earnings Lower—
taxes
SEC
share
Dunn, President of Magic Chef, will be President
Kaupt
Mining Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.
into
will
and
commbn
eaon
81O
new
a
snare.
their
convert
will
of
snare
This
State
The
shares,
common
Profit
Miracle
Securities
calif.,
^ing^icis,
Committee.
Ira
provision for
•
months of
management
a
MarKc^s,
of the new
to ue called xviagic cnei-Food Giant Markets, Inc. Theodore
cummings, President 01 rood uiuxib, win be Chairman of the Execu¬
E.
/
'
65,227
_..
approve a
corporation,
81,281,520
_________
2
held.
Cecil
Net
of
Stock
convertible
holders
__
[Estimated
terms
tne
common.
4',)/
par
Aug.
witu i^'oou
clia.ni,
suponuaiiveu
Uiiuer
income—
Total
on
company
T.
Security Analysts.
The company intends to file with the Securities
Exchange Commission for the issue late in August.
Proceeds of
and
At
Lindsay Chemical Co.—Earnings At Higher Rate
The
Earnings; for the
six
months
ended
Junte
30;
1957,
after
depre-
the
.
185, p. 2100.,
/
! '
Period End. June 30—
et
'f
sales
'
Jrofft before deprec.
Federal
income
lepreciation
J.
1957-^3
S; and
takes
='
2,749,253 "
on •
lo6,
share
v..
;\.i
/
.Lo.lie
Mar
Meel
$0.96.
Co.
.
.
..V
a
S'^rcouutr^"o1dst,eal
inasmuch
tone
Star
luring
as
/
,
f/$1.71
/,
might merge
been
t-w-m
«t_
x
•
-■
.
,;v'
V.
*.
*
with
floating
other
for some' time
around
,
"None
Lone
.
Star
whatsoever," Mr. Germany answered. "Bethlehem Supply sima
portion of our pipe production to'.augment its existing
ily wants
apply."
•
1
Two
■
Supply
operates
sales
65
of
totaled
equivalent to $3.24 a share
outstanding on June 30, 1957
were
offices
and
stores,
the
on
in
contrast
last
of
511,957
year,
to
of
business
important
Period End. June 30—
Directors, of
mainly
in
Hie mid-continent oil and
gas region. The firm also is represented in
Hie Rocky Mountain area as well as California arid Canada.
Its home
rtfice is in Tulsa, Okla.—V.
186, p. 627.
The
blast furnace and related facilities i'or this
320.
i
Both
Corp.
companies
*
in
the
industry."
paper
completed earlier this
year.
names
Alead
are
wholly-owned
of two very old established
The affiliation of the two companies was
Mead-Atlanta has a corrugated box plant,
carton
a
plant and its own machinery division at Atlanta; warehouses
Atlanta,' Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Portland, Oregon, Salt Lake
at
Lorraine Coats, Inc., Belleville, 111.—Files With SEC—
SEC
corporation
covering
'SI
for
ou
250,000
share t,
per
advertising,
Aug.
filed
12
shares
witlicyt
of
letter .of
a
promotional
stock
common
under writing.
purposes
notification
to
be
with
the
at
par
offered
proceeds are to be used
additional working capi.al.
The
and
Durham, and Aliami.
and
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company
on Aug. 8 ined ?. registration statement with the SEC
overing $12,000,000 of first mortgage b^nds, due Sept. 1, 1987, to bo
'ffered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
Net,
proceeds
of
this financing
will ue used to pay part of the
xpendiiures
traction,
of
the
including
incurred
company
the
payment
of
and
any
to
then
be
incurred
existing
for
bank
Bids
idle
1957.
in
York
New
Containers, Inc.,
(230
Park
Ave.)
on
containers
carry the
produced by both Mead Containers
"Alead Containers" trade-mark.
new
—V.
-1956
1957—6 Alos—1956
Profit
$
87,066,000
taxes
23,435,000
21,594,000
(est.)
11,700,000
11,300,000
21,400,000
21,050,000
11,735,000
before
Taxes
inc.
income
on
Net
10,294,000
21,665,000
$1.13
$0.98
$2.07
19,702,000
$1.84
income
Earns,
Net
share.
com.
per
unremitted
includes
income
unremitted
.
held
abroad
$
$771,000
compared, with
the
in
of foreign branches and
current expansion.
These
in the first half of 1957,
period.—V. 185, p. 1277,
for
1956
JlT)s
corporation on Aug. 15 announced it has signed agreements
^ Banks and II insurance companies for an open-end credit
i
In/
lav
with
an
initial
commitment
of
$130,422,500.
new
':uan cMiceJs an $80,000,000 ievolving credit agreement
tecl with 48 banks in 1955. Thus, the new plant actually makes
to Mack an additional $56,422,500, according to P. O. Peter-
(
i
IJ!
L°n. President.
1 Co
tllc terms of the agreement, banks headed by Bankers Trust
New . York'will provide $190,172,51)0 •'4h credit, and the inI lhp iCe comPanic>s,' with Prudential Insurance Co. of America having
Largest participation, will provide the. balance of $36j250,000,
Microveer, Inc.,
Securities
The
and
Santurce, Puerto Rico
corporation
on
Aug.
filed
5
—
Files With
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
SEp -covering. 47,500 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($4 per share),. without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to purchase machinery and equipment and for working capital,
Pura
to
S
«»
Mr.
J- Peterson
I
fi,
iiid
of
u
u
tiistnn
declined to disclose terms of the bank agreement, but
a insurance loans will be covered by 5/t'/ 15-year notes.
'
MnnxiGiug. called by Mr. Peterson "an agreement of assignment
,^
Will, in effect, set up an instalment sales finance division
Borrovvirg under the pledge agreement will be supported by
obligations
J'non pool, he
pledge
said.
..
to
the
Bankers
Trust,
as
trustee,
in
a
He
";r
dep,;"
e
"
,
i
to
by
Upheld by
tire
down
■
provision, Air. Peterson said, will permit additional
as.they are required.
t*:at Nre amount of financing finally drawn under the
to
the
funds.—V.
186,
p.
in
2.
Co.—Claim Upheld
cellophane
tape
patent
written by Judge Vincent Leibell and concurred in by
R. Medina, presiding, and Sterry R. Waterman, con¬
ruling of U. S. District Judge Alexander Bicks sitting in New
July,
1956.
of
decided
damages
by the District
ascertain
Court
the Minnesota company will
Court following an accounting and hearing
to be
paid
to
not
only found the patent valid and Technical Tape Corp.,
manufacturing headquarters in New York, guilty of
but found the infringement was deliberate.
and
infringement,
*
^agic Chef-Food
Magic Chef,
Ce
Inc.
The
Giant Markets, Inc.—New Name—
below.—V.
186,
p.
527.
in
Minnesota
October,
still
in
1956.
effect.—V.
company's
basic
firm
holds
The
185,
p.
2450.
patent
a
3,658,165
$1.07
for
dividends
operations
preferred
on
of the corporation
should
O.,
2101.
p.
10,107,701
8,472,111
$1.08
stock.
-
will be
further
expanded
be
completed
by
the
Gas &
the
of
year.
Oil Corp.—Earnings Increased—
1957
revenues—;
;
dividend
requirements™—
earnings for common stock
shares
1956
$4,775,376
$4,639,000
800,401
operating
income
Common
end
'
,
Preferred
659,111
None
—_
Earnings per share of
186, p. 114.
common
None
800,401
659,111
463,522
448,573
$1.73
outstanding—
$1.47
stock
—V.
National
See
Lead
Co.—New Affiliate—
Republic Steel Corp,
I
*
below—V.
183,
p.
2766.
.
National
This
Malleable
&
Steel
Castings Co.—Earnings—
reports that earnings for the first half of 1957 wera
a share, compared with $2,014,772 or $3.59 a share
company
$1,871,090'or $3.35
the first
in
half
of
1956
(based on number of
shares
outstanding June
1957).
29,
quarter earnings rose sharply
to $2.01 a share from $1.32 a
share in the first quarter and $1.89 a share in tho 1956 second quarter.
The good level of business almost offset the dip in National's business
during (lie first three months of this year.
sales
the
first
half
$34,108,569.—V.
183,
p.
in
$35,350,382
of
sales
National
lias
for
number
tape
expired
improvement
patents
cellophane
of
been
of
were
slightly
above
1956
1233.
Phoenix
Aug.
Industries,
The Marine
1957
1,
cents).—V.
179,
p.
New Haven Water
I
Inc.—Registrar—
Midland
Trust
appointed registrar for 5,000,000 shares of
10
(par
New
York
common
Co.
the
stock
of
1050.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 9,
1957, covering 60,000 shares of its $50 par capital stock (common).
The company proposes to offer these shares for subscription at $50 per
share by stockholders of record Sept. 16, 1957, at a ratio of one new
share for each
three shares then held. No underwrtiing is involved.
However, the company will pay any NASD member who obtains the
exercise of subscription rights by their holders the
sum of 50c per
This
share
company
of
filed
common
a
stock
so
subscribed.
of the sale of the 60,000 common shares are to be
reduction of outstanding bank loans. These loans for
the most
represent borrowings for property extensions and im¬
provements; and they are expected to approximate $4,000,000 on Sep¬
tember
30, 1957. The company invested approximately $8,000,000 in
property, «plant and equipment between April 1, 1955 and June 30,
1957.'— V. 183, p. 1757.
proceeds
applied
to
the
part
New Jersey
Bell Telephone Co.—Plans
Financing—
on
Aug. 16 filed a registration statement with the
$30,000,000 of debentures to be sold at competitive sale
on
or
about Sept. 11.
On' Aug. 15 the New Jersey P. U. Commission granted the company
The
SEC
company
covering
permission to issue these debentures and
$90,000,000 of common stock
(par $100), the latter issue to be sold to the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., the parent.
The net proceeds
from the sale of the securities will 1)p used to
increase
dial facilities and for other
plant improvements.—V. 185,
them.
offices
$0.54
Gross
Net
was
-
amount
The
with
526.
basic
its
Harold
the
The
be
that
Technical Tape Corp. with resulting damages has been
U. S. Court of Appeals in New York in an opinion handed
opinion
firms
agreements will be decided by. the number of customers who
use
Aug.
The
Justices
-
claim
company's
infringed
York
'
^open-end
°Pen-iTi
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
This
Peterson.
10,217,674
8,472,111
$0.54
Ashtabula,
at
Net
Commission—
Exchange
5,070,537
8,658,165
provision
Effective
$2,900,000
to
12,826,000
1,714,087
5,164,193
National
s
176,670,000 167,871,000
43,065,000
40,752,000
earnings
provide
to
earnings amounted
1,477,524
12 Months Ended June 30—
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957-
$
91,304,000
sales
24,647,788
13,344,000
787,423
share
—
com.
chemical
185,
Net
Period End. June 30—
Net
25,039,198
6,362,000
-Earnings Increased-
(& Subs.)-
Co., Inc.
are
lockage
After
Second
,
12,219,960
722,693
outstanding-
per
first half
&
subsidiaries,
In
office for Alead
320.
p.
Merck
St.,
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Arranges $136,422,500 Credit—
.
will
sales
Company
./,.'
shipping
Alead-Atlanta
186,
national
a
Paper
_
.
.
Corrugated
and
—V.
,
to be received
by the company at Room 1100, 231 So. La
Chicago 4, 111., for the purchase from it of the above-men$12,000,000 first mortgage bonds due Sept. 1, 1987.—V. 186,
establish
Mead-Atlanta
Sept.. 1,
con¬
loans
t'snmaicd not to exceed
$1,000,000) temporarily required. The company
its
construction
expenditures at $20,500,000 in
1957
and
19,000,000 in 1958.
will
Mead
$
6,607,000
inc.__
on
income
plant
Mead
The
$
and diversified in the second half of
the current year,
as
it is ex¬
pected that construction of the Zirconium metal plant at Ashtabula, O.,
will be completed in August and the "U.S.I. Isosebacic" acid plant at
Tuscola, 111., in September.
The construction of the Titanium metal
City, and St.
Paul, and sales offices in 28 cities.
Containers, Inc., will unify the management and sales of the
box manufacturing plants of The Jackson Box Co. In Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Durham, N. C.; Jackson's Industrial Division (formerly Industrial
Container & Paper Corp.) at Chicago and the Palm Container Corp. at
Miami, Fla.
Sales offices are located at Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit,
$
inc.
interest
shs.
The
Subs.)—
12,493,886
taxes
"Earns,
Net
Mead-Atlanta Paper Co. unites the
Fed.
taxes
Minority
Com.
(&
1957—6 Mos.—1956
118,388,589 138,264,730 264,903,023 264,910,122
before
Net
projects
Mead
sales
Federal
into.. 1958."
subsidiaries.
?
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
Net
Profit
name
of The Jackson Box Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, has been
changed to Mead Containers, Inc., and the name of Atlanta Paper Co.,
Atlanta, Ga,, lias been changed to Mead-Atlanta Paper Co., it was
itnnounccd on Aug. 10 by H. E. Whitaker, Chairman of the Board of
.•
said.—V.
$1.77
according
"
points out that "with the addition of new business
backlog is continuing at a record high level of
The outlook for earnings therefore is certainly
the remainder of
this year and there will be a large
i'or
and earnings are
at record levels and the company'3
showing a consistent improvement in relation to sales,"
186,. p. 321.
are
National
Distillers &
Chemical
Corp.
Quarterly Earnings Slightly Higher—
shares
letter continues.
■
names
.
Bethlehem
1957
first
.
1957, .the
carryover
sales
Haines
Mr.
asked/-./"The
interests,;Mr.; Germany was
if the naming of Bethlehem Supply as ,a
products might hal^e -implications that his
ompany is looking toward closer affiliation, ey,en, merger, With Bethle- V
icm .Steel
Corp.
of
half
the
ivlcad Corp.—Unifies Box Manufacturing and Marketing.'Operations- Changes Names of Subsidiaiies
that
conference
press
a
listi'ibutor
Increase—
were
received recently by
the company,
One is a contract for a multimillion-dollar expunsiou 01' the Wood River, 111.,.refinery of Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
and:,/the other, covers/the engineering, procuring the materials and
'/'MipelTfaihg the construction of the hot and mold strip mills for the
integrated steel plant of Sociedad
Jixto
Siderurgia -in Argentina.'
.
18 a straight-saies ^n'angement and covers
have
rumors
Shows
for
profit-
>ly Co.,. a subsidiary of Bethlehem
listribiKor. Of oil field casing and
.
Co.—Profit
&
ar.Qund, S100 000,000.
'^
to be underwritten by a group of investment bankers
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane, will be used for
facilities and to provide increased working capital for tho
company's growing business, he said.
expansion of
company
(,luriiig
:
financing,
headed
"Both
McKee
July 24 -tvnounced that "Bethlehem SupMcKee is_ also -building' a
Steel Corp., has been named as a ,:.V ; alVK* project.—V. 186, p.
tubing manufactured by Lone Star
on
respectively.
$3,993,587,
the
earnings
G.)
stock
common
the*, period. ' v
Appoints ( Distributor—.*•
Germany, President,
and
share on 509,322 shares for the first half
I'o Hy R, MooiTiouee; Secretary and Treasurer.
l'ne
-
W
,v
a;'
•
-•
.,.
$1,939,308
/4 ^$2.25
:.
;
V-"-.", <;v
E. B.
$16,511,728
were
consolidated, net.
——L-—favorable
$1,0.11,704- $2,617,732
/•
of
...
2,398,718 •;/1,693,500
shares outstaudinir' during
of
421.
p.
Ts«.
u
/.,l,020,§fT
$1.08.
,
number
average
year
^it
;
1,844,783
——r-
,per;-com.-
"Based
V.
'
'■
5,483,591
_.>_v
1,192,137.,
Net.profit ----^--•_u_-i':i;8i,2bi,..u7
Earns.
•
„•
1,899,009"
637,037
inc.
,
current
j,.
These results
Mos.—1956
6,915,459
"
*•:
last
•.
(Arthur
$3,680,766 $25,888,451 $24,496,287
./
...6.54,138
;.
Canadian
Mos^l956',/ :1957—9
3.128,192
(est. )
,
'.
■
against
•vSubs.^EarjiingJir lncfehsed !yof:;8S°/6ompared with $303'703 Sor the corresponding six monCils
$3,477,063
&
taxes
$19,094,827,
were
2186.
*
•
;,r
-
date
same
% —V. 183,' p.
Tl^e
Liquid Carbonic Corp. >.(&
30/ 1957,• current assets
liabilities of $5,686,031,
including reserves for Federal and foreign,
income faxes and state and other taxes.. The
corresponding figures at
piatiOn and provision for Federal income taxes amounted to $714,002
l-quivajent, to $1.95 per share on the common shares .after payment
I)f pfelerr'fed dividends. : These earnings
compare
with results for the
first,six. months ot 1956 of ■ $644,051 • equivalent to $1.76-.per share
|arned,on the common.shares.-rV.
June.
p.
2102.
Nino
This
other
panded
Food
Products, Inc.
corporation,
(N. Y.)—New Plant—
large makers of Pizzas and producers
specialties, has taken over new,
Italian-American
factory
quarters
in
Newark,
N.
J.,
and aslo
of many
e*"
opened a new
8
office
sales
the
for
announced
was
distribution and service
of its line of
at 112 East 19th St., m Manhattan, N. Y.,
sale,
uroducts,
Italian-American
its
14.
Aug.
on
of
two
items
plans
through its
this Fall,
products
new
Co.
Glass
current
lino
to introduce at least
expanded iacilities, the
also
new,
Net £aics
247,456.069 239,086,310
Earnings btfore tf.xes
two
36,076,759
increase
16,496,659
—
18,759,840
ously.
new
with
ravioli
sauce.
tripled
new,
Ferrari
Nino
is
President
this
of
corporation.
—;—\'"2m
Net
cum.
shares
tEarned
outstanding—
This
has
corporation
three
received
contracts
cartridge
other
Two
120itim
with
contracts,
brass
The
cases.
and
cases
the
Army,
steel
7bmm
said.—V.
185, p.
and
of
120mm
1380.
4.
7
North American Aviation,
This
corporation had
to $3.32
ended
share
per
20.
This
Board.
to
$2.79
shares issued
Sales
and
on
according
to $636,741,839
$881,664,267,
were
Federal
Unfilled
adjustment
,
as compured
expenses
after
share
per
reflect
to
the
during the past year.
*
.7
<
income for the nine-month' period amounted
income
orders
$1,268,271,189
taxes
cf
as
the
on
year
a
acainst
as
amounted
June
like
date
91.318,987
to $937.0°5.-
1956.
ill
other
Provision
$873,142,213,
to
compared
as
backlog
This
in
figure does not
of new orders not yet finally committed.
Approximately $126,000,000 of the June 30 backlog figure, Mr. Kindelberger said,, represented the Navaho guided missile program
re¬
cently canceled by the Air Force, As yet 110 estimate is available 011 the
amount of Navaivo backlog that will be recorded in sales, because
of
subsequent to June 30 and termination costs for which
the
company will be reimbuised.
Included in the nine months' figures are earnings for the third quar¬
ter of the fiscal year, which amounted to a net income of $8,122,000
after provision of $8,808,000 for Federal income
income
for
amounted
the
third
to $293,920,128.
third quarter totaled
quarter
of
after provision
income
of
the
$276,990,128.
of $7,190,000
taxes.
Sales
and costs of sales and
fiscal
1.956
year
1958
Comparative figures for the
net income of $7,522,852,
for Federal income
taxes,
sales
other
and
other
and
$210,-
expenses,
107,482.
New
business
359,808,
ments
to
ders
on
March
016,
as
compared
2806.
p.
during
$293,501,611
third quarter amounted to $169,like period of 1956, while ship¬
$222,678,141.
Unfilled or¬
the
against
as
close of the second quarter, amounted to $997,284,to $1,163,902,797 on the like date in 1956.—V. 185,
31,
'
.
,
the
against $327,046,533 in
as
amounted
<
.
Northern States Power Co.
(Minn.)—Bonds Offered—
headed jointly by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and The First Boston Corp. on Aug. 14 offered pub¬
licly a new issue of $18,000,000 5% first mortgage bonds,
due Aug,: 1,
1987, at 100% and accrued interest. The
Aug. 13
on
its bid of
on
99.26%.
Other
at
received
Packard-Bell Electronics
Net
sales
Net
income
bid
Securities
99.90
Regular
for
a
redeemed
in
the
the
demption prices
Co.
Ac
5Ya%
redemption
those called in
12
funds.
Along
99.15.
Halsey,
the
for
months
bonds, will
for
Mr.
were
the
the
Bell
up,
,
Co.
for
beginning Aug. 1, 1957. to 100'7 lor those
Aug. 1, 1936.
Sinking fund re¬
other
proceeds of this sale to
proceeds
(3) for the
long-term debt
proposed
and
then
will
gen¬
used:
be
for construction
(2)
presently
year,
esti¬
redemption tind
bank
loans
p"yWisconsin
of
with the proposed acquisition of the
properties cf (hat company by Northern States Power Co.
(Wis.), prin¬
cipal subsidiary of the parent
company.
BUSINESS—Northern
States
Power
nnd
its
principal subsidiary are
predominantly operating public utilities .snpolyilig • electric • oowcr at
retail to 603 communities in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North and
South Dakota with nn
estimated population cf 2,200,000.
Natural gas
and
provided
in
liquefied
petroleum
portions
of
this
subsidiaries
before
April
income
30,
to
1956
m
deductions
1957,
amounted
and
manufactured
of
Apnl
$5
30,
was
consolidated
$141,737,000,
1957
amounts
the
is
$26,048,000.
total
and
operating
gross
effect
For
income
to
the
of
the
12
months
(not
revenues
to1
came
sale
of
income
gross
<mded
certified)
$26,273,000.'
the
first
new
'
mort¬
the
tors
of
Aug.
Balaban,
of
table
the
new
the
bonds
—$3,135
The, First Boston Corp.—
Aj
purchasers
be
to
and
purchased
&
Croater
the.
by
respective
each
are
Cliilds fy Co.,
Fulton He id <fe
Co..
set
;
l',800
Newhard, Cook
Rand
<Si
$275
& Co.;
&
275
Co.
275
Co
550
Coburn
Inc
55o
Roiuholdt
550
Starkweather & Co.
Michigan Corp
Model, Roland Y5r Stone,
500
Dawson, Hannaford Inc.,
440
Moore,
Elklns, Morris, stokes
4*0
A.
330
R'i
330
Harrison
Corp.,
First of
Blunt
Julien
—V.
Leonard
Ellis
&
Collins
186,
p.
ALynch—
Simmons.
At
Co
422.
M.
&
Middlebrook, Inc.
&
Kidder
ni bo.
Harold
E.
220
22q
—
&
165
Co.
165
Co., Inc.,—
&
Close it
&
220
Gardner
165
Kerner, Inc.
165
Co
no
Wood
&
Co
llo
_
»
with
the
SEC
on
$7,500,000
Aug.
13,
1957
covering
investment plan certifi¬
of single investment and
monthly
cates,
for the accumulation of shares of
Nucleonics,
Electronics Shares, Inc.—V.
186, p. 322.
Old
Colony
corporation
on
Ranier, Md.
Exchange Commission—
Aug. 5 filed
a
<fc
—
letter of notification with
Files
the SEC
covering 4,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be
offered at $2.25
per share; 400 shares of 6(7 cumulative preferred stock to
be offered
St par ($25 per be offered in$31,000 of 67 subordinate debentures
uly 1. 1971 to share) and
denominations of $100. $500
$1
No
and
underwriting
payable
Paramount
Laboratories,
of
member
a
committee.
Dr.
are
For
of
Ernest
the
Chairman
Jr.,
also
the
is involved.
The proceeds ure
and-working capital.—V. 173, p. 2498.-
to
be
used
for
due
000
notes
practices
1957
>
1956
$■
—_
-
$
3,453,000
-
1,856,000
taxes-——1,840,000,
1,025,000
though
$831,000
*
per
common
1 87,500
—
shares—
187,500
$1,425,500
$643,500
share—
$0.37
$0.17
3.828,663 common shares outstanding June 30,
011
1957.
quarter of 1957. sales of products and services totaled
net income for the period was $506,000, or U cents
and
A year ago, sales were $74,386,000
incurred.—V. 185, p. 2103.
f
and
net
a
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on Aug. 8 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $26.25
per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per
share.
It was completed.—V. 185, p. 2850.
sales
materials
and
$1,613,000
Pioneer Natural Gas
in
Plantation Pipe Line Co.—Definitive Debentures—
Definitive
30-yaar 3Vi 7
sinking fund debentures, series due 1986,
be exchanged on and after Aug. 22 for outstanding in temporary
form, debentures with Oct. 1, 1957 and subsequent coupons
attached, at the office of J. P. Morgan
$5 Co. Incorporated. 23 Wall
St., New York.
Fully registered debentures of this issue were issued
Unit's Board—
on
Pictures
have
Corp.,
and
Borge
elected
been
it
Inc.,
William
elected
was
past
O.
direc¬
announced
was
originally
Mr.
Chromatic
of
the
Raibourn,
color
Board
Chairman
Hansen-Moller
Chromatic's
R.
Staats
Chairman
&
Co., Los
Chromatic's
of
of
will
facilities
to
Nobel
Paul
Net
Raibourn, Vice-
supervise
for
prepare
Chromatic
the
the
Board,
announced
to
strengthen
and
that
are
1,
it
borrowings
to
was
make
which
are
announced
bank
This
Aug.
on
borrowings
is
sum
exempt
in
from
the
14.
has
received
between
of
$2,000,000
of
Holding
the
1957
$1,420,000,
were
as
business has proven in the
past
volume
to be greater in
the year,
earnings in the next six months
better," said Russell M. Arundel, President.
Sales
Volume
of
Schweppes Quinine
for
the
first
still
are
six
are
months
showing
a
be
was
up
317.
At
the
strong upward trend.—V.
p.
Six Months Ended—
Earnings before
Federal
taxes
Net
on
income
income
on
taxes
on
5,710,975
income-..—
earnings
Dividends
on
Balance
Earnings
a
capable
per
result
of
2.056,993
1
$10,047,516
preierred stock
applicable
Common shares
As
taxes
common
share—
to
reports
that linoleic
_
acid
amendment
10.
1957
becoming
the
on
of
to
effective,
outstanding
common
stock
the
each
10,
the rate
at
share outstanding,
stockholders of record
common
de¬
has
board
stock
common
for
Sept. 26,
011
the
was
and
outstanding,
stock
common
for
which
of
exercise
options under
approved by the stockholders
the balance
and
in
income
the
for
history
the
of
six
the
months
ended
Louis
company,
June
1957
30,
01
were
President,
Stott,
L.
aggregated $2,751,734, a gain of 257 when compared with
$2,201,750 recorded in the like period last year, while
amounted
the
net
to
of
417
over
last
year's
figure
$395,536.
of
■
stockholders, Mr. Stott stated that as n result of tn
offering of additional shares of Its stock, "the comworking capital position is very favorable and funds are on lia"_
to
successful
facilitate the future expansion and diversification plans of
Polymer
sold
were
at
$19.50
per
share
by
a
the com¬
group
Portland General Electric Co.—Earnings—
Six
'
Months
Operating
Net
Ended
June
-
common
Earnings per share based
standing
Total
348,163
1957
30—
revenues
income
Average shares of
$9 230 354
$1,85
Sept.
on
.of underwrite •
managed by A. G. Edwards & Sons. Proceeds from the financing w <
be
used for
various
corporate purposes including the retirement
some of Polymer's existing indebtedness.—V.
186, p. 529.
$9,578,517
5,20o'804
record
on
pany.'; On July 19th, 70,000 additional shares of class A common s oa
6^780,624
l,31l',258
5,371,978
of
••
of
pany^'
2227.
104,961
stockholders
rpproving a charter amend¬
authorized common stock from 1,000.000 to 4,000,-
dividend
In his letter
time,
$9,942,555
stock
shares
of
stock
on
common
outstanding
average
$18,763,569
3,027,865
3,100,000
S17.6l8.9bb
2,805.ubb
J.uuo,
shares out-
04
$0J4
$0.93
stock
outstanding
at
„
.nn
nftn
3.000.00b
$1.77
outstanding_i„_
common
of
to
to
Aug. 5.
increase
our
June 30,'57
July 1,'56
$98,460,465 $87,194,132
17,815,484
17 670,39)
„
sales
1957
Sept. 16 will vote
Stock Option Plan
sales
011
recent
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc. ( & Subs.)—Earns. Increased
Net
.
de¬
$299,494, equal to" 52 cents per share, fgajnfjt
net
earnings of $261,311, or 44 cents per share for the first nau
of
1956, based on the 577,125 shares of common stock outstanding
on June 30
last, Mr. Stott said. Profits before taxes were $557,344 an
anticipated.
184,
the
Oct.
highest
earnings
of
.present
has
17, 1956. Upon payment of the stock dividend, 3,666.384 shares
outstanding and 160.000 will be reserved under the Stock Option
making a total of 3,826,334 shares to be outstanding and reserved-
figure
considerably
progressing faster than
directors
of
company has no present plans for issuing any of
shares proposed to be authorized.—V. 185, p. 2103,
said
com¬
of
board
Polymer Corp.—Sales and Earnings Show Gain-
the„ second six months
should
24,
on
are
now
916,596 shares of
additional shares are reserved
Net
the
pared with $1,183,000 for the same period of 1956—an
increase of 187.
Earnings after taxes were up 32-plus
percent.
For
the first
six
months of 1957, earnings after taxes totaled
$125,083, as compared
with $95,882 in the same.
period of 1956. "Since the
of
on
Polaroid
the
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island, Inc.—Sales
and
Earnings at Higher Rate—
of
to
stock
a
Plan,
company has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1957, its entire
577 first lien and collateral trust series A and B
bonds
1, 1965 and 5Va7. seriss. C bonds due March
1, 1958 at
and
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the National
Bank, Newark, N. J.—V. 184, p. 2227.
first six months
its
Big Board—
Jan.
on
of
sales for the
that
on
will be
Sept.
Gross
Sl.58
announced
three additional shares
The
1027
Sept.
on
increasing the
40,000
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co.—To Redeem Bonds
due
$2.13
There
current
Company Act.
The
funds are to be used to
pay part of the company's 1957 construction
program, estimated to involve expenditures of $13,000,000. ...This
pro¬
gram
is expected to require the issuance later this
year of an addi¬
tional $8,000,000 of bonds.—V.
185, p. 529.
issue
$0.87
1957.
The slock dividend is considered by the board to be warranted
by the surplus net earnings of the company.
At the special meeting, the stockholders will also be asked to ratify
a
proposal to apply for listing of the common stock on the New York
Stock Exchange, after the stock dividend has been
paid.
now
to
$1,485,000
3.290.000
shares.
clared
SEC
$2,500,000
of
addition
$1,981,000
1
payable
1957.
has
corporation
Subject
423.
cmopany,
Dec.
1,805.000
$814,000
share
com.
payable
000
Pennsylvania Power Co.—To Borrow from Banks—
and
per
ment
the company's management
Hansen-Moller, in addition to his banking affiliations, served
with the U. S.
Treasury Department during World War II and later
a
term as Vice-President of tile International
Bank, Washington, D. C.
p.
2,481.000
$1,141,000
■
The stockholders
organization.
186,
984.000
1957.
Mr.
—V.
4,462,000
quarterly cash dividends of 62y2 cents per share on the out¬
standing 57 cumulative first preferred stock; 62Va cents per share on
the
outstanding $2.50 cumulative second preierred stock, and 12'/a
cents per share 011 the outstanding common stock.
The cash dividends
planning
and
organizing of
impending introduction to the
augment
1,798,000
$1.23
earnings
This
applicability to highly classified military systems led
decision
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$7,762,000 $19,043,000 $14,313,000
2,605,000
clared
field and the public of the Lawrence color television
Mr.
Raibourn said the
widespread acceptance of the Lawrence
color system at demonstrations before both domestic and
foreign manu¬
facturers and its
the
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$10,869,000
taxes
300% Stock Dividend—To List Stock
Randy
Wood,
President
Dot
olficer of Paramount Pictures Corp.
the
1758.
p.
1,464,000
Net
Corp.;
an
of
before
Taxes
winning physicist and
tube; H. Rowan Gaither,
Foundation;
183,
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
—
Earns,
Prize
television
Ford
form.—V.
Period End. June 30—
tube.
and
definitive
Sales
communications
to
in
on
year
Lawrence,
President,
Paramount
Pictures
Records, and Arthur Israel, Jr.,
Foreign
Finance Corp., Mt.
With Securities and
The
Chemistry
and
com¬
Philco's
'
uv
:
common
Polaroid
volume sales
Nucleonics, Chemistry & Electronics
Shares, Inc.—
Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission
Sou,tI\ern C.orp-' Atlanta, Ga., investment company, filed
registration statement
direct
ondary offering of 2,500
per
Mr. Hansen-Moller has been
retained as financial and management advisor for
Chromatic, a whollyowned subsidiary of Paramount pictures
Corp. The election of the two
new directors
brings the number of Chromatic directors to seven. The
275
Inc
American
cents
Sales
Bodine
Hill Richards
1,800
Noycs «fc Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Swiss
71
even
labor
and
media
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
for
common
share,
of $686,000 was
loss
Towuscnd,
&
1,800
Hemphill,
F.
of
Television
Hansen-Moller,
State
D' Haven
3,135
"
Co...;
profit,
activities
injury.
affirm
1
requirements—
—
$83,388,000
per
15.
The
of
names
below:
HJy'Hie.—
C.
President
Chromatic
Mr.
stock.
(000's omitted)
Drexel
in
to
—
income
State
&
the second
In
Division.
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Banker
Barney
also
company
decrease
higher costs of
to
asked
also
in
are
illegal
economic
suffered
has
was
taxes^
before
-"Earnings
amounted to
shares currently
to
the
JL_ 182,651.000.166,862.000
Balance
year.
Hansen-Moller, California investment banker,
company and subsidiaries
of: $205,510,000 in
long-term debt- 900,000
preferred stock, in live series; and
14,088,804 shares
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
In
the
last
it
earnings
Preferred
dividend
period
equal
of
coupon
This
the
of
688.000
$487,847,
domination
manufacturers
and because of the
RCA
Net
consisted
$ioo par
par
forth
that
primarily
due
Products
authorization
operating revenues of
amounted to $139,300,000 and
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
shares of
service
gas
total
gage.bonds, outstanding capitalization
on
months
the
the
on
its
may
area.
EARNINGS—Consolidated
Federal
"However," Mr. Bell said, "our new product lines of TV, radio and
high fidelity, keeping pace with the general industry trend, are priced
at a slight increase which should reflect more
favorably in our fourthquarter profit picture."—V. 185, p. 1518.
Mr.
the
the
funds
$3,200,000 of
Hydro Electric Co. in connection
and
nine
indicated
was
Home
Inventor
beginning
and
of
service
first
for
taxes
equal to 67 cents per share
outstanding, compared to earnings of
at par.
with
$27,600,000;
&
105'Y
from
range
(1) to prepay short-term bank loans of
$5,000,000;
expenditures during the last eight months of this
at
Stuart
coupon.
prices
12 months
will be
(jointly),
PROCEEDS—The company will add
menfc
income
until
rca
stock not
common
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
$463,120,
others
Union
mated
Federal
renewal
involving
most
—
Earnings
1958.-
nine-months'
after
license
actions
,•
period ended June 30, 1957, totaled
compared to $19,663,788 for the same period last year, it
announced on July 24 by Robert S. Bell, President.
.
V
was
to
t'ese
the
on
antitrust
■
Sales
$23,503,944,
Dillon,
eral
the
for
dedisibn
otner
and
COMPARATIVE
^Based
by the company for the bonds as 5s were as
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and White, Weld & Co.
(jointly), 99.239; Lehman Brothers and Ritcr
Co., (jointly), 99.231, and Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman
follows:
shares of
for
Broadca.stincr
through television
and
radio
broadcasting
contracts, practices "the grossest and
6 Months Ended June 30—
group
Angeles investment bankers,
bids
$64,936,000
1957,and
It
tnat
NBC
■
years 1957 and
to exceed $14,-
share, and the remaining 8,971 shares were sold for
account at $29.25 per share. See V. 186, p. 628.
per
executive
Inc.,
for
National
allegations that
the illegal monopolistic practices, of RCA and
NBC disqualify NBC as
a
fit licensee to operate broadcast stations
in the public interest..
for
construction
$57,860,000
*
unfair competition" the protest noted.
Commission
The
shares
common
and
RCA
of
the purpose of financing temporarily
program.
Construction expenditures are
to be made
or
Stock Sold—Of the 31,571
An underwriting group
group won award of the bonds
mode
company's
share
obtained
376,690
of
the
of NBC and by
affiliation
and
with
petition
subscribed for by the common stockholders, 22,600 were
laid off by the underwriters during the standby at $29
other
and
other expenses
sale
the
nrevi"
acldin
month!
217.
p.
terminated."
»iai,eu
provided by other financing,
company's construction program for the
ictiring bank borrowings (not expected
in
estimated
of
m
renewal license to Radio Corporation
presently pending
variety of
Philco
h'cglstration
a
approximately $10,465,000), to be internally gen¬
will be used in carrying
for
be
to
and
the
consummation
1957,
and
forward, -the
were
$224,820,334, and costs of sales
(alter
August,
erated
include portions
work performed
hand
oil
filed
13
$4,520,331,
subsidiary,
final
reserved
it
by its ownership
mass
communication
harmful
statement with the
SEC
covering $20,000,00. of first mortgage bonds, due Sept. 1, 1987,
to be offered lor public sale at competitive bidding.
.Net proceeds of the sale of the,bonds,, together with cash presently
000,000)
$28,827,000.
to
1956.
in
»•
-
Costs of sales and
ago.
$
totaled
30
additional
.
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
on' Aug.
company
wholly-owned
RCA,
,
This
of
1956.—V. I06,
June 30,
on
public hearing a
as
be
ma?
ownership
emmi
taxes,
time
NBC
of
Inq.—Earnings Higher—
net income of $26,604,000 after
a
"such
White, Weld & Co. and Wm. P. Harper & Sons &
For details, see V. 186, p. 423.
racific Power &
.m
$5,916 ">79 for
12 months
trade
wl.en
issues
ten by
Co.
month
of RCA and NBC, as well as the civrfeftt practices 01 both
adversely
reflect upon NBC's character qualifications to own and
operate "this station in the public interest.
The protest pointed out
tnat the Commission
itself recognized the existence of some of
The offering was underwrit¬
July 30.
on
12
made
practices
cently offered to common stockholders of record July 1
at $7 per share, have been subscribed for. Subscription
rights expired
total
to
for Television station WRCV-TV in Philadelphia, Pa.
requested that the Commission hold a public
hearing
whether the past history of anti-trust litigation and
determine
the
of
■
8,015,077 shares outstanding, for the nine months
to J. H. Kindelbergsiy Chairmen of the
compares to $22,322,852 for
the same period last year,
June
equal
for
manufacture
contracts call for deliveries over sevenperiods beginning in August, and October, respectively, Mr. Norris
eight-inch
month
267,
the
for
are
cases.
the
over
amounted
grant
stock (par $1), which were re¬
common
1957
30,
Corp.—Files Protest With FCC—
ing" without a
of
America's
PI ilco
34,000 shares of
the
corporation on Aug. 14 filed with
tl)e.Federal.Communications
Commission a protest against the action of the Commission in
Company,
Sold —All
Co. —Stock
Gas
in
report
This
iJ
1279.
p.
Natural
share
a
Philco
7,14-^-87
sales
into
Pacific
valued
approximately $1,825,000, Kenneth T, Norris, President, announced
recently.
One contract,
with the Navy, is for the manufacture of eight-inch
at
brass
,<J43,287,
Military Contracts
military
new
.
and earnings of National Container Corp., which was
Owens-Illinois, Oct. 4, ,1956,
tAfter preferred dividend
-Includes
requirements.—V. 185,
Norris-Thermador Corp.—Receives
(
*
assets
15 670937
share,—
common
per
merged
,
dividend requirement($100 par> outstanding^*-
pick shares
Common
June
on
$1,395,248
of
$9.33
lo,451.,21.4- ,15,b7U,J«7
, 82,,991
82-,99
earnings after plcl.
4'7
;
.
expanded factory, Nino occupies 26,000 square
volume output of about 20 million pizzas v this year,
production on its other food items.
Today, in its
projects a
feet;
plus
■
,
net
the
from
earnings
in
to its semi-annual
Net asset value in the period rose to $9.57 a share after
47 cents
a
share paid as capital gains in the 12
back
Net
assets
net
33,593,855
-
.——
taxes
coming products are a
frozen la sagrte dinner.
Current Nino
The
increase
317
a
according
1957,
9.
Total
Income
frozen spaghetti dinner, and
a
products include pizzas I both,
frozen
and
fresh t;
frozen spaghetti sauce with mushrooms;
jarred
marinara
and' meat-flavored
spaghetti
sauces;
and
frozen
cheese
ill:
30.
June
Aug.
on
recorded
Fund
This
iy57
__
Monday, August 19,
1957
.
.
.
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Up 31%—
Domestic Subs.)—Earns.
(&
ended
its
in
added.
announcement
Owens-Illinois
Six Months Ended June 30—
7
to triple production of the
Italian-American Food Specialties, and
Nino
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(732)
.
.
combined
with
June
—
on
total
shares
'
(T. Rowe)
<
.
Price Growth
3.300,000
out-
n.;
$0.92
.
pyridoxine is
bringing down elevated cholesterol levels from 10 to 207 In
a
majority of patients with this
condition, Pfizer Laboratories is making
their formula
availaole as Linodoxine emulsion.—V.
186, p. 628.
30
Earnings per share based
standing at June 30
—V. 186, p. 217.
Stock
Fund,
Inc.—Assets UP
Total assets Increased to $9,835,531 from S7.516.806 the year
net
asset
value
represented
a
increased to $32.77 from $32.45 on June 30.
gain of 5.67 for the period, after adjustment
previous,
,jie
n»r
Number 5665
186
Volume
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(733)
distribution in December, 1956, from realized gain
$1.50
the
on
sale
of
additional
securities.
Public
"
This company
Aug. 8 announced it would begin construction
on
for
the
have
will
paid
cash
a
total
will
in
shares
investment
cash
24.0%
or
$141,073.62
125,000
own
be
owned
cash
to
by
the
private
In
company.
investment.
begin early this Fall.
Norman Best
"
will serve
•
Establishment
commodate
-of
President and
as
'
•
the
individual
-
new
'
-
Dr.
This
move
to
ac¬
overseas
markets. >,Its oldest foreign
subsidiary,
Ltd., Scotland, was organized six
years ago. Tn addition to its
-production of refrigeration
controls, it is" believed to be the largest
Ida.—Hearing Aug. 22—
request of this corporation the SEC ,has ordered a
hearing
under the Securities-Act of 1933 to determine whether to
vacate, or
make permanent, .a ^previous
order .of the "Commission
temoorarily
suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration under that
Act with respect'to-a public offering of
securities by Profile Mines.
The hearing is scheduled for'Aug. 22, 1957.
'
In a Regulation A notification filed on Jan. 28,
1957, Profile Mines
the public offering of 2.000,000 common Shares
The Commission by order dated July 19, 1957,
proposed
share.
suspended
per
comolied
such
exemption,
asserting
that
with the; terms • and conditions of
Profile
offering circular, and other sales literature
leading in respect of certain material facts.
made
or
Net
;
and
mis¬
Income
the
fore¬
on
income_7.,___^„
into
the
Net
Products,
on
Aug.
by
14
of
Company
Inc,—Brock
Brock to the board
James
is
Brock
Mr.
J.
dividends
on
185,
(exclusive
tiro
Net
income
p.
profit
''
3 Months
.
of
per
p.
6 Months
,
$12,434,286 $26,375,425
:
950,713
ment
1,631,160
would
enough
$588,213
share
$958,160
$0.71
Victor
Principal
Caribbean
strengthen the competitive
field,
becomes
effective
position
appliance
feature
of
the
sales
areas,
plan
is
that
in
the
Oct.
Latin
of
appointed
sion
which
tivities
of
General
will
the
Mitchell,
bring
•
President,
Manager
together
former
RCA
RCA
of
various
and
Electronic
with RCA
Communications, Inc. Mr. .Mitchell
President of "RCA
Communications, Inc.
A.
also
tronic
planning and marketing
all
of
June,
the
RCA
Industrial
tional
organization
organization
will
Ramapo
Securities
This
Aug.
industrial
Electronic
receive
salnries).
nave
125,000
shares
t?
of
Its
However,
of
or
principal
to
persrns,
such
stock
25,000
The corporation
lor the
principal
for
4
n
the
par
be
of .their
shares
ent.re
sold
of
ore
lorx
proposes to use the
continued exploration and
;or die
ior
the
Phot
completion
of
300-ton
a
net
on
proceeds
of
this
development
of
its
dailv
with
"'rector.
To
date
the
company
has
had
01
S165.573.62,
of
is
May 24.
solcl.
which
^nsmerable time
■«res to
other
stock
offering
properties
and
concentrating
income
and
2^nnn'ed to the
ana
enM
aire
$2,800
Lieberman
and effort.
persons
for
Mr. Lieberman
has
processes
including
company,
services,
150.000
redistributed
other
or
shares
to
287.500
considerations
Mr.
orojr.g
to
the
attorneys and consultants of the company,
prospectus,»will"
own
1,051,500
common
shares
or
asii
&tock then outstanding,, aur -which there have been
k' f
tr^d to the company the Marti'", 'cases air1 for,which these persons
contributed
services
and
$24,500
in
cash
to
the
holding,
seeking
issue
stock
in
years .at-the
price of'$3:25
of
films
of
sale
for
the
television.
3i5.0u0
shares
common
be
class
B
Issued
be
to
are
shares,
being approximately
voting powers.
having
74%
all
of
Metal
RIC
Products
of
Corp.,
of
Corp.
companies
lias
metal
tubes
Hannu,
of
Board
Chairman
Birmingham,
and
G.
in
Bennett
of
T.
company.
An
be
a
Waites,
wells,
which
also
-was
when
exception
the
of
able
new
saw
combined
a
to
current
continued
saw
development
In
progress
activities
in
the
the
first
than
in
than
more
the
a
total
profit
shown."—-V.
186,
Alex
Co.- -and
Stewart,
the completion
output of 177
the
of
President
Director
of
General
Manager
The
controls
direct
a
products through
which
can
be
reduction
other
by
of
natural
companies
iron
through
the
C.
White,
Republic's Chairman, is Chairman
The
at
*
1
product of the R-~_
is
process
a
now
the
corresponding
period
July 25.
on
of
1956,
Lightfoot
A
Net income for
preferred
Walker,
55
or
requirements.
cents,a
This
share
common
year.
"
first
half
compares
on
.
of
of
the
than
in
the
in the
of
totaled
1957
as
against
major
or
losses
standing
31,
increased earnings "reflect the sub¬
been accomplished in the company's
has
financial position in 1957 as compared
incurred in the second haif."
He
1956,
were
with
1956.
added
that
short-term loans have been reduced from $35,800,000
to $17,800,000 on July 23.—V. 185, p. 2851.
at
tlie
Plant
out¬
Dec.
of
directors
Winters has accepted
pany
J.
and will be
N.
V.
Rio
Tinto
the
Canadian
Co.
of
^ug.
7
announced
that
the
the
up
office
on
Sept. 9,
this year.
Robert
this
.
com¬
.
outgoing President, -is Menacing Director of the
London, England, and will remain on the board of
company.
410,000
243,000
$380,000
>$235,000
528,347
513,112
499,425
$1.02
requirements
and
the
'
advised that.
were
which
In
$0.74
$0.47
order to
include
the
take
care
construction
acquisition of T. J.
$1,000,000 bank note is 41/4%, repayable at
for the first four years.
The insurance
year
$100,000
1958.—
186, p.
per
year
424.
.
the
was
the
,
to
handle the processing, packaging, mar¬
Florida citrus and
tea,
announ
Saluda
eu
Tea
reorganization
from
on .la*,,
frozen
oy Grant
o
business
early
shrimp products
Horsey. President.
this
the
of
xioi's^/
which
corporation
United
the
have
States.
its
As
to tlie
by
Coast
of
the
to
the
A
Boston.
largest
has
company
Chicago
in
packaging and
throughout
and
tea
the
dis¬
offices
far
as
in
south
1
.
Fla.,
United
the company is a major supplier of
States, Canada and Western Europe.
The SEA Division
frozen
be
the
which
fields
divisions for
headquarters
one
continent,
Atlantic
States
shrimp
swuteu.
will
the
on
and
summer
Division will comprise the operations of the company
industry in the United States. With processing facilities
City,
of
shrimp
the
cmpanv,
processing
responsible
frr
the
whi"h onerates
plants
on
mpanv'6
c.
the
one
citrus
of
continent
operations
in
prod¬
the
most
at
Tampa.
this field.
subsidiary
maica)
turing
of the company in Kingston, Jamaica. Shirriff's <JaLtd., will continue to function as it has in the past, manufac¬
packaging Shlrriff and Lushus brand dessert products for
and
distribution
In
throughout
Canada,
packaged
Division
Hon.
their invitation to become President of
taking
Duncan,
on
1954
$478,000
.
Division,
citrus
when
Rio Tinto Mining Co. of Canada, Ltd.—New President
board
1955
$790,000
equally in
1,
Central
is
tlie
world.
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
food
is
Its
Salada
largest
tea
in
packages
selling
and
markets
under
of
one
organizations.
the
manufactures,
The
1956
$1,146,000
606,000
2
the
organizations
Fla.,, will
in
this year's
commercial.
was
557,802
per
1
of
$82,,
improvement1 that
operating and
heavy
that
:
$540,000
Aug.
011
of
the
Horsey
in
.
stantial
said
1957
9,
$351,000
co-ordination," M..
and
modern
Walker
43%
1957
three divisions
of
cities
The
of
like
during the three months ended June 30 was $861,843
43 cents a common share, as against $227,238, or 10 cents a share
the corresponding 1956 period.
Mr.
which
Philadelphia.
as
1956 period.
income
Aug.
on
u
key
directors,
a program
to employ 2,300 workers in all
ifee first of the year.—V. 186, p. 217.
$734,000
center
rate
Salada
Eastern
'
$101,234,709,
business
Mass., will be responsible for the purchasing, blending,
marketing of all of the famed Salada blends of tea
in
ucts
Sales
765,953
of
ago,
and
capital
this corporation
in
the
in
on
$250,000
necessitated
185,
income
net
of
of
proposal.
resulting expansion of company operations in the United
previously had been in the Florida citrus and frozen
President,
shares
close
called
upon
and
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Inc.—3 Divisions Established—
outstanding aftc
with
been
$0.62
\
tribution
1,948,020
<
.
the
30—
participated
Creation
the six months ended June 30 amounted to $1,473,307,
dividend
period of last
Net
of
,
equal to 73 cents a common share on 1,951.538 shares
$1,126,959
better
has
the
taxes
sizable
keting and sales
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Sales and Earns. Increased
announced
for
year
starting Aug.
The
were
stock
common
bear
par
of
metallic iron briquette.—V.
sales during the first half of 1957
It
2104.
p.
excess
research
rate
efficient
Earnings and
che
of
considering and acting
Option
Plan
for
executive
the
share
per
i
N"w
2851.
p.
185,
the remaining $4,000,000, and these
interest at the rate of 4%%
and will be retired after the
Morgan note at the rate cf $300,000 per
year until Aug, 1. 1971, with
the remaining $1,000,000 being due
Aug. 1, 1972. Sinking fund require¬
ments based on an
earnings formula provide for retiring the insurance
company notes at a maximum rate of an additional
agree¬
the Board
of
States.—V.
383,000
"Acquisition
M.
at
on
now
Fed.
and
The interest
the
corporation.
new
22
capi¬
of
group
authorization.
Corp.—Backlog Now $251,000,000—
a
stockholders
companies
ment.
7
in
its
national
an
SEC
.,
use
license
with
brings the Rohr backlog to $251,000,000, of which
51% Is
aircraft production, Mr. Rheim said. This
compares
before
a
high-metal
ores,
a
increased
company
through
sale
Cope Division at
Collcgeville, Pa., the company had paid up its
long-term loan in amount
of $3,049,000 with J. P.
Morgan
Company, Inc., and The Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Hartford, Conn., and Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co.,
Springfield, Mass., and had borrowed $5,000,000 on
15-year notes from the same principals.
Lead
National
producing
vote
Rheim.also announced
of
energy activities,
has
of
R-N
Corporation,;
for
process
treatment
the
obtained
order
current
notes
for
of
Stock
record
to
Contract
income
The
529.
Research
atomic
company's
and
of
$163,000,000
Earned
which
equally by National Lead Co. and Repubhc Steel Corp.
new
organization, with headquarters at 111 Broadw«v,
York,
iron
formerly
Supervisor
elected
the
stock
stock
purpose
a
profit
Shares
outstanding....
company's ex¬
States, Cuba and
p.
1957,
holders
of
the
Net
of 1957 the company showed a greater
full year since 1944 with one exception;
capital gain on the sale of assets accounted
any
when
of
common
Rome Cable Corp.—Profits Lower—Refunds
Loan—
quarter
for
1953
for
approve
Quarter End. June
America.
was
-
pubiic
profit taxes
liabilities,
for
year-
commercial
Mr.
the
United
of
first
meeting
10
to
of
out
wipe
quarter
sale
its
categories between
substantial
a
the
1956
approximately 900 stockholders
Initial
with
management took over on Jan. 1, 1956,
that has been converted into long-term
$70,00C
also
and
profit
for
showed
test
on
the
in
entitled
The
for
said in part:
1,
share,
a
in
President.
also
Current Debt—
report dated Aug.
cents
$81,420
manufacture of fuselage sections for the
Boeing 707 jet Stratoliner. amounting to $14,000,000. has been
awarded
to
this corporation,
it was announced on Aug. 13
by J. E. Rheim,
Profit
progress
40
to
plan
An
1585.
p.
to
continues
Rolir Aircraft
of
R.
is
equal
compared
as
RIC,
President
Chairman
and
appointed
was
31,
presently covers 81,500 shares of authorized but hitherto
unissued common stock,
with provision for adjustment at
any
time
to 5% of the common shares then
outstanding.—V. 185, p. 2918.
cans.
of
the
first
by
special
The
Binswanger,
Board
reported,
May
all-time
an
over
backlog
Stockholders
Board
engaged
were
ended
'
the
Sept.
will
and
Sanford, N. C.—Reports Record Sales—
$101,961
personel of the company,, previously adopted by the board
subject to stockholders' approval.
other
Jarman.
to Jaco0 Goldstein, Assistant Secretary and General Counsel.
t° R- M. Atwater Jr.. Consulting Mining Engineer. If the
offering of the 125.000 shares is successful.. the organizers.
aernU-' t'*1 ectors, employees,
J.
of
40%
proposal
of
184,
period
"During
1956,
Is unpaid, rnd for services, in
received 1,000,000 comomn shares
consideration of his assignment to cne
company
of the "Mania
operty" mineral leases owned
by the company which, according to
e
prospectus, he acquired at no cash cost-but as a result of spending
Mr.
$6,000,000,
--
that
will
financed its operations
principally through trade credit and through
secured
by equipment purchases, and through sales of 408,646
„'aies of its stock-for investment to 14 stockholders for a cash investht
the
net
regular
company
issue
operating
no
initial
of
A
.
for
stock
company
ploratory
sale
oans
retain instances.
five
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Stock Options—
of
hour.
an
"This
on
Trie organizers of
the companv were
Sidney Liebermnn, its President,
eorge w.
Hurlbutt, its Secretary-Treasurer, and G. Wallace Jarman.
as
Victor
Chemicals
debt.
per
They
the
capacity uranium
mill.
of
Walter
Hegyi, in
oil
new
"The
stock.
$5
of exploring and, if warranted, developing and
properties,
una
tor
t-ie construction of a uranium
mill, in the Ramapo Mountains, near the Village of
Orange County, N. Y., about 60 miles northwest of New
It
President
interest
through
of
owned
uranium
City.
The
entire
or
.
in
V.
barrels
been
concentration
Warwick,
field.
of
"The second quarter of 1957, which ended June
30,
increase in the
company's income position
With
holdings, one
the public, up to
law
business
Bryant.
General Counsel
the investment firm.
capital
Em 11
Addi¬
own
to
capitalization
the
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—Pays
or¬
for
their
j.^5,000-share
ware
elected
Fed.
elec¬
SEC
at
offered
than
stockholders
organized under Dele
the
sale
employees.
(other
been
Products
common
pa and
to
and
and
companies.—V.
purpose
mining
to
order
has
now
Republic Steel Corp.—President of Affiliate Elected—
with
lc
or-
Ala.—
the controlling or
entire
interest
in
a
legal
insurance company Will constitute the corpora¬
subsidiary, company officials said. Tlie name Reinsurance
Co. of the South
bas been decided on as the name of this subsidiary
which will Jiave as its primary
objective the reinsurance of all or
any part of tlie life, health and accident business of other insurance
628.
p.
shares
out
five
every
shares
was
its
other remuneration
certain
give
common
Electronic
statement
of
officers,, curectors
commissions
maximum
183,
shares
the
the
1,050,000
reached
about
During
first
Dr.
registration
a
covering
to
Industrial
New
underwriting is involved,
agreed
of
the
Corp.,
filed
proposes
certain
no
in
shortly.—V.
in
substantial
<fc
Corp.
acquisition
reserve
tion's
ac¬
Products
York—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
1957,
No
'"rough
a
Uranium
comnany
snare.
snare
announced
C.
partner
The
continue
systems, and other commercial products.
appointments
be
corporation
13,
Tne
control
within
high of over $2,000,000 for the half year,
period.
strong, averaging over $2,000,000, with
substantial Canadian contracts
augmenting domestic business.
Committee.
totaled $326,399
RCA
Birmingham,
has
leading manufacturers
Walter
Steel
Grover
a
and
ganization, Mr. Smith explained, has
responsibility for RCA computer
systems, telecommunications systems
including RCA Communications,
Inc., industrial
Gen.
Luna
M.
Central
last
Sales
Matthews, Vice-Presidents of the new
firm, are partners in the firm of Luna, Matthews and Waites, Birm¬
ingham investment firm.
Secretary is Everett R. Luna.
Treasurer
products.
Established
President
and
Executive
respon¬
tlie
MaJ.
II.
Hopkins, formerly Manager, Commercial Electronic Marketing
Department, has been advanced to Manager, Industrial Electronic Mar¬
keting Department. He assumes administrative and functional
for
tlie
on
of
months
talization
Hufftr.es, Chairman of the Board of Frank
Philadelphia, was named Chairman of the
tlie
R.
sibilities
Conn.,
engage
Aluminum
Hamia
is
will
Corp.,
authorized
an
insurance
is
of
the
dis¬
broadcasting
Greenwich.
controlling,
the
fields,
of
and
Products -organiza¬
tion
as
per
workiug capital and used for general corporate purposes.
the company must use a part of sueu ninds to lease a studio
underwriters
Robert L.
Inc.,
Inc., has
Telecommunications Divi¬
new
a
The
$3
at
organized on May 27, 1957, for the pur¬
business presently conducted by Hal Roach
period.
The
subscribed.
Muscat
Chairman
Communications,
communictaions
Commercial
of
a
in
fully
Mr.
1.
American
Investment
six
up
phthalic in Detroit.—V. 186, p. 628.
Muscat
companies
Forms New Industrial Electronic Products Unit—
H.
makes
acquiring
been
Establishment by this corporation of the first
executive posts in its
newly forihed Industrial Electronic Products organization
was
an¬
nounced
on
Aug. 9 by Theodore A. Smith, Executive
Vice-President,
RCA Industrial Electronic Products.
Thompson
not
corporation, with
recently organized to
and
appliances will be handled by Whirl¬
pool's recently expanded international
operations. In Europe, 'the Near
East, Africa, and t&e Far East, sales will continue to be handled
by RCA International.
been
sale
was
producer
a
stock
earlier
Mr. Reichhold said that production capacity
only to meet RCI's needs but would be large
This
the
of
is
Roberts Co.,
holding company, which lias offices in the Frank Nelson Building
Birmingham, it was announced on Aug.-13.
was
for distributing RCA Whirlpool home
appliances
overseas was announced on
Aug. 8 oy R^a. International Sales and the
Whirlpool Corporation.
to
to
the
this
in
arrangement
the
It
Changes in Personnel Announced—
Resources, Inc.—Completes Profitable Year
designed
stock
common
carrying
Earnings
permit sales of the basic chemical as a raw material for
being manufactured for the West Coast's rapidly growing
building, aircraft and building construction industries
Reinsurance
Corp. of America—New Distribution Plan—
The plan,
tributors
in
on
stock.
common
public
New
the
to
RCI also
a
new
for
and
$1.16
;
also reported that Rndorock's cash balance
after pay¬
five-cent-a-share dividend on Aug.
5, was $266,000.
The Radon mine is
continuing to operate at a substantial profit to
Radorock, Mr. Neyman said.
The mine shipped a total of 9,483 tons
of
high grade uranium ore in May and June.
This, it was said,
resulted in profit to Radorock of
$436,033 after operating costs and
before taxes.—V. 186,
p. 217.
A
securities
.
SEC
•
outstanding
Stream—
on
plastics
Neyman
Radio
$1.52
'
sufficient
be
50,000
9.
of
$0.71
these
,
the
.
5,262,793
share____________
common
217. /
offer
,
with
York City,
for the purpose of expanding its production of
film commercials.
;
;
company has outstanding 375.000 common shares and 1,050.000
shares, of class B capital stock. Hal
Roach, Jr. is President and Chief
Executive Officer.
According to die prospectus, he owns all of the
outstanding common stock of Hal Roach
Studios; and, upon the sale
of
tlie 375.000
common
shafts, he will own all of the issued
3,683,168
5,509,093
:
City, Calif.—
,
The
almost $2,000,000.-
of
623,000
This
corporation completed a profitable year and has
launched a
promising venture in the Cias Hills area or
Wyoming. Ralph W. Neyman,
President, reported at the company's first annual
meeting held on
ment
outstanding_„_
engineering at Columbia
this
television
of
336,000
._
!
Mr.
in
corporation's Azusa, Calif., plant has Just gone on stream with
of phthalic anhydride, the first
plant on the West Coast
to manufacture this basic chemical
from naphthalene, Henry H. Reichhold, President, announced on Aug. 9.
Capacity of the Azusa plant
will be 10,000,000 lbs. of phtlialic
anhydride annually, he said.
Phthalic anhydride production facilities in Azusa
represent an invest¬
Insurance
2562.
Radorock
3,856,365
Rcichhold Chemicals, Inc.—New Plant
26,500
tax___
$8,005,484
stock
common
to
Productions
proceeds
However,
This
(& Subs.)—Earnings
—...
Earnings
August
186,
boat
—V.
185,
Prudential
tax
income
Federal
50,930
•
of
production
inter-company sales)
Profjt^elore income taxes
—
State
per
announced
1157."
p.
Period Ended June 30, 1957—
sales
was
shares
—V.
Board-
directors,
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Net
to
of
D. Abeles, President.
Vice-President of
America.—V.
Common
424.
p.
Elected
Second
a
interests..'
income
Cash
suspension
Earnings
Purolator
Election of Henry
186,
minority
of
added
7,602,000
355.637
$3,394,410
applicable to
chemical
of
director
a
corporation, it was
Aug.; 1 by Harry C. Tonuord, President.—V. 180. p. 669.
on
shares of
Net
'
•
permanent.—V.
2,902,000
elected
been
share.
Studios.
15,963,171
-
Church, professor
$20,000, plus the reasonable fees of its
counsel.
In addition,
principal underwriter is entitled to purchase common stook war¬
at ,1c
per
warrant, -entitling
the holder-thereof-'to -purchase
pose
$72,592,558
^
.
..
filed
p.
registration statement
1957, covering ,375,000 shares of - its $1 par
87,500
1956"
1957
6.847,346
taxes....i_i._i.__„^_u_v-i__a^
M.
has
Hal Roach
$60,021,038
before, income
false
were
T
■
sales
Profit
Taxes
1
vacated
not
that*
Aug. 22 hearing, inquiry will be conducted
matters Tor the purpose .of determining whether
order should;be
had
•
rants
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Off—
Six Months Ended June 30—"
cents
temporarily
and
exceed
tlie
per
Rayonier Inc.
and
the
At
going
produce Ranco Controls for-the'Australian and Far Eastern
markets.
early 1957, Ranco purchased a 25% interest in Bessbrook Prod¬
ucts .Ltd., Ireland.—V.
185, p. 1640.
A
Regulation
its
10
at
Mines
to
to
<
Reconstruction
underwriting group headed by, S. D.: Fuller -& -Co.
of Now York.
The underwriting commission
is to be 45c per share.
The. principal- underwriter also
wiU-reeeive expense-reimbursement not
And in
f
•
company proposes
share through an
manufacturer of rotor and stator units outside the
United States.
Last year, Ranco
acquired a 40% interest in Australian Controls, Ltd.
the
of
corporation
Aug. 8,
,
"Profile Mines, ?Inc>, Boise,
Minister
(Ilai) Roach Productions, Inc., Culver
Registers With SEC—
Ranco
■At
James
announced
-
subsidiary is Ranch's fourth
appointed
'
University,
....
-
.
was
Riverside Plastics Corp.—Dr. Church Named to Board
director of Ranco Italiana
a
-
-
Winters
2104.
p.
This corporation has
organized a new wholly-owned Italian
subsidiary,
Italiana S.p.A., A. M.
Hoover, President, announced recently..
The new
firm, with an initial capitalization of 225,000,000 lira, will
be located in Italy's northern
industrial section.
Production of refrig¬
eration controls and compressor rotor and
stacor units,
principally for
the Italian market, will
S.p.A.
Mr.
and from 1950 to 1953 he held tlie portfolio of Min¬
ister of Resources and Development. He was named Minister
(of Public
Works on Sept. 17,
1953, and held this office until June, 1957!—V. 185,
8.1%
of the stock
then
$625,000 which will represent
of
1948
Suppiy in Canada
or
Ranco
this
new:
a
outstanding,
shares
common
will
Ranco, Inc.—Establishes Italian Subsidiary—
technical center in Cincinnati, Ohio, which will
permit the company to intensify product development and manufac¬
turing administration activities which have already been accelerated
considerably in the past ten years,
Buildings on the 265-acre islte are expected to be completed
by May,
1959, and 'Will .be arraniedf -in "c^ini
•
iie-rw ttr '«>acu -tor about
500 employees.
They will mouse product research and development
laboratories Offices and'-accqhipanying.svi vice I'auhvies;—-V. 186, p. 529.
on
who
investors
79.2%, of
Gamble Co.—Plans New Technical Center
&
Procter
montli
372,646
Investors
number of stockholders increased from 1,409 to 2,129 dur¬
ing the year.
Dividend per share for the first six months of 1957 from
undistributed ordinary net income increased to" 32 cents: or 6.7% from
30 cents for the first six months of 1956.—V. 185, p. 1640.
The total
9
a
that
brand
Canada.
wide
variety
tlie
Shirriff
and
brands
Lushus
throughout
flavoring extracts, fruit jellies, marmalades,
pudding desserts, cake mixes and similar products.
include
country's
of
tea
The
the
largest
Salada
Shirriff
Division
of
products
food
Canada.
gelatin
These
desserts,
The Horsey Division of. the Canadian operations markets and mer¬
Horsey citrus products in thafc country as well as frozen
shrimp products. It also includes-a wide .range of confectioner^, coca
products and ice cream trade supplies as well as institutional sales
chandises
■
for
tlie
company.—V.
186.
u.
116,
-
10
(734)
Inc.
.Sanders Associates,
—
Tom
Aug. 6 at $1.5 per share through Kidder, Peabody &
all been sold, as were the 10,000
on
to employees at $13.80
For details, see V. 186, p. 629.
share.
per
.
Year Ended
1 announced to the trade a radically new
shaver to be called the "Powershave," it was
men's electric
a
Uses
Powershave
built.
ever
without
It
pull."
"whisker
to
addition
•
the
retailed
be
The
four
-
..
pany."—V. 186, p. 32$.
♦Based
covering
a
177,
1582.
p.
'
Marine
Scott-Paine
used
—V.
'
■
Conn.
Stamford,
Corp.,
and
14,900
shares of common
live
shares
of
Winslow,
and
common
Files
stock
*•-•■',
covering
without
July 30 filed
on
$265,000
6%
of
underwriting.
bluff
Rendering
equipment.
debentures *to
The proceeds
of
Co.
proceeds
The
with
With
at
Neb.,
and
for
par,
Scotts¬
construction
of
and
has
President
be
katchewan,
"Such
its
Scurry-Rainbow,
Aug.
on
vehicle
of
The
6.
could
Scurry-Rainbow's position in Saskatchewan, he
gross acres and 1,100,000 net mineral and working
acres.
gross
during
the past
•
said,'is
interest
has
increased
its
stated
"controls
the largest diversified land
of
one
'Scurry-Rainbow, he said, has "just acquired
MacKenzie
spreads in
in the
.'J
.
1
*
'
.
.
'
f'.aJ :
•
Period End. June 30-t-
Net
ryj
Income
oper.i
inc
'
1,617,853
1,377,848
Common* shares
oittstdg.
4,803,285
1,667,954
4,768,548
Earns- per com.
share__
$0.29
,r,v
": *
>4,768,548
$2.04
>
$2.30
small
a
gain
in
months
nine
earnings
the
over
ended
like
June
period
30,
a
1957,
•
year
,
Paul
ago,
to
after
of common
stock outstanding at
June 30 last.
Net
comparable.period last year was $4,860,147, as restated
a
change in accounting practice.
This was equivalent
the
for
conform
to
preferred
then
dividends
$1.01
to
share
a
the
on
4,254.181
equal
after
with
preferred
$1,657,169,
cents
share
a
to
cents
34
This
'.
company
of
12 announced the recent
Aug.
eter
and
in
addition
instrument
to
its
185,
the
of
a
corporation's
Marketing Research
lected
industries.
jectives
broadening
Brainard
Steel
study
information
recently
program,
35
-Brainard
units
to
ing Research
lumber,
been
Mr.
named
The
be
to
be
studied
Department
Division
the
be
expanded
steel
has
special
used
initially
include
include
and
Tube
by
the
steel,
organized
further
program
is
the
and
newlv
•
Steel
.
Strapping
organized
textile,
■■
"
Bardon.
President,
majority
paper
and
specialist,
concrete
than .350
6t.
form
tying
products
throughout
the
and
and
anchoring
its
lines
over
400
distributors
country.
company
Louis, Mo.—V.
183,
p.
ooerates plantsin Brooklyn,
2011.
to
186,
refund,
324.
p.
such
the
period,
depending
N.
Y.,
will
stock
periods
rates
/.and
the
upon
in
and
,
Corp.
in
not
to
Franklin
above.—V.
184,
1627.
p.
•
at
$2,210,000
;
..
income
six
shares
to
iiicrease
months
the
for
the
to
first
year
company's
high.
"We
are
that
half
per
..
shares
of
of
share
.
1956;*
on
looking
will
.
stated.—V.
an
hohsing
Ltd.
'
was
announced
of
Y
to
On
2960.
common
stock
(no
par)
had
Tilston
as
-.
.'•6
it
completed
,
incorporated
*29,
April
1957, in
•
'
Vice-President
in
*
in
the
States
United
supply them
to
.It
;
for- the
groceries,
are.'now
is
in
furnishing
other
end
21, 1957, the retail
;The association
the cooperative
Inc.—V.
and
delivery of meats,- frozen foods,
to
th?s§ established IGA
items
•';*
IGA
of
stores
all
associate^ with the company
these
of
work'
stores
R.
'Distributing
186,
items, to
brand
process
grocery
31.
including'IGA
may in-the future be associated
of
procuring and making
or*
the
been
had
Co.
Williams
C.
-
Co.
cost
without
developed
and Inof Snpc
;
569.
p.
the
stockholders'
meetingwhich
concluded
was
01
be
a
margin
comfortable
of
on
;
the
to
be
as
Texam
The
,ine
a
open
in
flow
barrels
7,518
to
of
to
his
Oil-
to
the- board
announced
nouncement.
the
slick
Aug.-5
and
Charles
Y
*■
candidal
-
with
that
cubic
the
undivided
voting
.
well
zone' is fj01
Sand, according
made the an
pay
Wilcox
•
Yanta
yania
for an absolu
day and 22.
per
who
;
of
net
the
wor^f
Co., which owns a "
which--ewns 25%".—V. 185, p. 2717.
Century
and'Durse,
The
one-quarter
1
No.
gas
Vice-President
,
an
of
feet.*
of
its
completed
feet
Oil
&
Gas
year
proc-
;
o|
court
Geoff,re)
L.
cumulative
*under
been
cubic
section
Executive
owns
well
Boyd
million
per
in
-
the
33,000,000
Delker,
corporation
on
County, .Texas, has
feet
W.
and
were
Jacobs
L.
a
stockholdci
York/lawyer/was the only opposition
election
distillate
interest
one
..
potential-, of
in
Martin
of
outcome
Corp.—Completes New Well—
Goliad
interest
the
569.
7,538
George
consummation
and
•>
will'a wait,
proceeding'brought by
Y*'/Y;
Y
Doroshaw,
New
corporation
located
Amendment
it
to
a :
.Y*
*
secure
p.
in
•
M.
""
Mendel Lurle,
166,
incidental
soon
part, of management's slate-of' directors
Jennis
Simonelli.
Sterling Drug Mfg.
Certificate:, of
heid
his cwri, behalf.
Elected
-
for
transactions
Breitner,
—V.
charge of sales for Sterling
by
holders of ,a majority of the company;
adoption ' of the amendment and was obtainec
despite, theVvigorous 'coimter-Solicitation bf two opposition.. groups.
required
.was
hearing
($100
to
annual
(Continued
u
in
Aug. 12. four of .the- five management, nominees were ..ejected and 4
proposed amendment to -the- Certificate of
Incorporation to increast
the authorized capital stock'-was
of Unit-
;
dry
stores, that
-■
certain
offered
passed a most important milestone»late last
its revolutionary new- prototype metallurgical
stores
■
adopted
the SEC
are
wholesale/grocers whoso
of"7*1
retail
The_*affirmaitive votes of the
-
be
alliance
Superior Tool & Die*Co.—Stock Increased—
-.
of
delivery ,of
Services,
..The
when
other
and
••
..grocery- volume vof approximately
exclusive -territorial franchises to whole-
Grocers' ^Alliance
'-stock
year
Strategic Materials Corp.—Financing of Projects—
corporation
fixtures
turn, rcontracttwitln retail; stores
dependent
At
Files
The proceeds
president
Drug Mfg. Ltd. since 1946.—V. 186, p. 569.
This
of
'
.
has
been
permit the company
by it and to make-
Hervieed
»,
on
V,
..
retail
by
V
*
to
in
vegetables
June
Food
active
an
outstanding
grants
previously
period,
1958.
Tiiston
to
purchase
was-
an
annual
*
company.
numbered
number, of
Y'
Co.,-is
an
on
He
established
1957
Aug. 12 to succeed the late Ralph W.
Henderson,
been associated with
Sterling Drug in Wind¬
Canada, since 1930. The company recently
reported plans to trans¬
fer operations to Aurora.
Ontario, 25 miles north of Toron o. Cons -ac¬
tion of a plant at the new site is
expected to be completed in the Fall
in June.
corporation
who,
and
the
able *to
A.
stores
the
.
stores.
.
185,; p.
Sterling Drug Inc.—New President
Frederick
retail
retailers "for
'IGA
the IGA retail
1,944,066
the
average
forward
be
per share.- No underwriting is involved^
."used for expansion and working capital.
of
of
to be used
are
plus
share
per
be
the food, meat and allied lines
commonly sold in grocery stores.
On-Mar 27,-1957,-the company entered into a-contract with Francis
H. Leggett & Co.,- a/New York wholesale
grocery- house, for the waff"
19?r,
The.
the
during
%
$25
Election
will
.
new
par
4.000
$7.50
at
/-with
-
about
or
The corporation'on July 29 filed a letter
ot notification'with
•covering 1,000 shares of 6fc.; preferred stock. to be offered at
and
1959
'
associated ;IGA
do
sale .grocers
,
.
Filing
share)
to
31,
sinking fund
1
net proceeds
Distributing
$3^000.000.000.
;.
.
Stanley Drug Products, Inc., Portland,VOre.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—Y
at
A
1963.
number
-'than*-5,000
Canada
fruits,
also, reached
1,785,892
1957
he
two
after'Dec.
',
arrangements
ago.
believe
growth,"
the
available
•Alliance
f9$7,
$5,441,000,
of
Jr.,
President,
said"'- that ; total
incoming
shipments in the first half of 1957,bringing back¬
and
and
on
-
•
June'30,
$410,000, '
outstanding
the
on
year
a
of
$1.35
shares
share
outstanding
all-time
new
half
per
ending
v.^a/ters
per
.'./corporation, commonly known as'«IGA,-under which it was granted an
••'IGA wholesale grocery franchisefor the New York
City area. The
company commenced business-activities" on May 17, 1957.
The'company was organized-for the purpose of operating a whole¬
sale j.grocery - business
under
IGA 'franchise. Y;Independent
Grocers'
19%-
ended
months. of' 1957
increase
an
common
share Tat $5.05
speculation.
for
/^ CAPITALIZATION GIVINGv EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
-''*"
"•
"•>
r>- "■
/ '
Authorized
Outstanding
Class A^oapital .stock
(par'.$1)^.* A 100,000 shs. ~ *:
-55,OOOshs.
Class B capital stock (par one centj__
;
^'40,00v) Ans.
• 140,000shs.
and
Hallowell,
exceeded
a
second
six
equal
was
of
$1.24
with
stock
and will
not. be payable until
four ..quarters following July 15.
semi-annual instalments.
The class A
dividends.
31,
•BUSINESS—'The
.
Co.—Net Rises
the
reported
A
.
*..
new
high and an. increase of
$26,061,000 sales reported for the similar period
$2,620,000,
B
a
..-
-
Steel
first
class
in
redeemed
unpaid
after-Dec.
funds
class
offered as
Co.,-Inc.—Reports PrbfIt—
a
the
payable*
be
hnprovenients.*
,
in
be
and
PROGEEflS—Tlie
to
one-half
are
the
on
•
-
sales
the
number
business
in
net
and
and
may
accrued
in
Pressed
Thomas
Mr.
through
subject
After
for
sor,
1911, is a large manufacturer
devices.
It manufactures more
and
15, * If 58 will be accrued
fixed dividends for the
July
date;
1958
customary' lor
•
net
H.
'
on
Aug. 14 announced that this com¬
control of the Richmond Anchor Screw-
markets
filing.
is
effectiveness
has
The Richmond
company, established in
01
their
Philadelphia Company, -it was announced on
the filing of an application -with .the SEC
the .renewal for a further period of one
and
over
levels
average
an
acquired
has
Inc.
it
rates,
of
share
dividends
that
authorizing
income
period
per
Shattuck Denn Mining
Corp.—Acquisition—
pany
the
suspend
date
■;
$31,502,000.
21 'x
who died
Co.,
These shares
before
••
*
the
over
-
Market¬
Valley. Mining
A
se¬
outgrowth of Sharon Steel's over-all
expansion plans, announced early this
year when new facilities at the
Roemer Works, Farrell,
Pa., were put inter operation.—V. 186, p. 530.
Thomas
to
A
,
reported a net profit'of $770- in the f>ix- months
according to Jaiaesr O. Burke, President. In' the
last year the company ■■'registered-a-iiet1.-loss'"of
Joined
have
order
record
ob¬
Strip Division.
marketing
all of Southern's wholesale
Georgia; /Mississippi and South
year.
Net
a
of
the
stock
Mining Corp., Jerome, Idaho—Stock Offer
class
Fixed
to
;
company
to
about
last
product
problems
to
automotive,
Dolby said.
Harold A. Tucker,
Manager of the department.
Brainard
three
capital
President.
is
unit.
1957,
period
■
compared
its
of
Broadway, Monticello, N. Y.
July 31 publicly pffered 55,000 shares of 30-cent cumu¬
lative class A capital stock (par $1) and
27,500 shades of
B capital stock
(par one-cent) in units of one
..
corporation
13,
rose
announced-, product development and
to C. Allen Dolbv, General Sales
Division, Building Products Division
Industries
will
of
311
Food "Services, Inc., Chicago, III. — Securities
Offered—Wm. H. Tegtmeyer & Co., also of
Chicago, on
-
planning to issueand, -sellYafc; competitive", bidding!
$7,.500,006 of equipment trust certificates - du&YannuaUy
Standard
uccordlng
Manager.
The
base
Department to
The
Brainard's
of
diversification
the
shares
notes.
.rdass
is
Juno-30,
an
log
toward
move
the
of
Empire Sun
with
miniature
of
1956
Super
1, 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
,
1
*;
-proceeds are to be used to findnte/-up' Yo YO^Y.qi the cost, of
551 box cars and 360 gondola carsl^V. 186,y'p; 424.
-
common
In
See
„
'
investigation.—V.
2144.
p.
Sharon Steel Corp.—Division Forms Market
Research
Unit for Product Growth—
units,
L
from Sept. 10, 1957. of a $2,500,000 promissory note pf Phila¬
delphia held by Standard Gas; and the Commission has given interested
persons
until Aug. 27, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.—V.
185,
1793.-
p.
ot
year
acquisition of certain
already established line
motors.—V.
of the
in
Harness
authorized T,000,000
are
$4,000,000
applied.
net sales of the company and subsidiaries "Were
$27,194,compared* with sales of $23,724;243 in the 1956 first half.-—V.'185,
for
Precision
generators
reason
reports
new
Aug.
Aug.
.
Components, Inc., New Cassel, N. Y., manufacturers
of
an
advanced precision tachometer
generator, which has been in¬
corporated in the line of products of the Mechatrol Division of Servomechanisms, Inc. This enables the Mechatrol Division to offer tachom¬
control
of
Commission
'
the
on
by
with
semi-annual
Gas Co.—Seeks ^Higher Rates—
investigation
its
Power
v This
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Acquires Electronic Device—
This
complied
.
Consolidated
assets
loss
$44,014
1955.
.
'County
Sun Valley
compares
to
Net
to
is also considering, plans.for financing the mine
in the
Emo, in western Ontario,
and
the
erection jointly with
smelter in the area.—V. 184, p. 1733*.
,
a
Devlin
E.
:*■■•more
$1,674,828
share.
a
attained profitable operations.
and
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—To Renew Note—
shares
were
restated, equal after preferred dividends
like period last year.—V. 185, p. 2603.
as
for
dividends
1957,
been
required
There
revenue.
*2717.
p.
outstanding.
Net income for the three months ended June
30,
yet
not
A'hercojnpany's address is
"
terms
which the proceeds- were
to
$1,206,184.
A.
4,299,297- shares
nlam
'
such
to
•«
•
comparable
f' 279i
registered
Appleby, President, said in a report to shareholders.
(
>
Earnings for the first three quarters of the 1957 fiscal year amounted
to $5,042,094, equal after preferred dividends to*
$1.04 a share on the
Income
pursuant
Consolidated
Co.—Earnings Slightly Higher—
the
for
company
not
the
use
on
company
ended
:
-
Seaboard Finance
fiie
Aug.. 14 filed
Commission, which
This
(
This
to
the
and
Standard Coll Products
—V.-T86, p; 218.'
>
share
per
acquiring
10,977,667
'
operation."
cation.
exceed
2011.
p.
Sept. *5
fioni
12,512,596
4,803,285
$0.35
have
A
Simplex
shares
six months from the
into effect under bond,
on
'
r
11,205,657
9,775,186
of
company
Tlie
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1,924,629
—
r_
on
■
$12,658,558 $13,148,333 $85,146,524 $85,271,732
—:
$1
at
the Commission asserts that the
order,
Regulation
annual
Thb
,1957-7-Montlv—1956
announced,
was
Southern Pacific Co.—Plans to Sell Certificates-
,
^Seaboard Air-Line"RR.—Jim'e Earnings Lower—
Gross revenues
Gross'
Net
182,
outcome
River
.
shares
common
to
go
District
cf
the
Northwest
Territories, aggregating
1,395,000 gross acres and a net interest in 558,000 acres/' Its principal
is in Saskatchewan, Alberta and " British- ColKmb'lfd—.V.. 185,
p. -2603.
J- :
'
"
"
\
■'
..
it
.
its
Pending
up
acreage
.
of
of
Federal
Canada."
major position
a
Commission,
temporarily
Carolina.
Canada to 9,800,000 acres and net acreage to over
compared with holdings of 8,370,000 acres and 2.311,000
in April, Mr. Jones said.
The company, .he
acres
order
/
.
The
new
rates
will be
applicable
customers in
the states of Alabama,
respectively early
acres,
its
of
failure
tional
-
months
four
of
year
reaiiire
is
schedules' of rates, with the
Federal Power
would increase the-average, price
of
gas
by approximately
8.4 cents per
1,000
cubic, feet and are
designed to produce a maximum of approximately $18,175,000 addi¬
in
acreage
3,000,000
Oil
1
•
.
Scurry-Rainbow
second
possible
capital
its
Racing Association, InCl>
Offered—The corporation
offering to residents-of New York State an issue-'df
15-year 6% debenture notes and capital stock of $1 par
value in units of $900 of notes arid 100 shares of
stock
at $1,000 per unit. The offering is hot underwritten.
Of
the total purchase price, 20%. is to
accompany the appli¬
Pa.—
.
Southern Natural
substantially increase Scurvy-Rainbow's
stated.
2,200.000
—V.
Sas¬
our company - with an experienced and
development of this attractive area," Mr.
future
its
of
appear
of
now
'Sullivan
order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, • 011 the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
provide
and
Exchange
an
suspension
sale
This
consolidation
interest
others of
company
in
has
of
vicinity
•
new
both-companies
end
would
The
said.
strong partner in the
Jones
said
operating
the
of
the
of
exclusive
he
a.
working
of
the
Norristown,
Inc.,
exemption.
In
this: company and of United States Smelting,
Refining & Mining Co. are exploring a basis for creating a new, jointlyowned company to contain all of Scurry-Rainbow's properties located in
the Province of Saskatchewan,
Canada, Thomas H. Jones, Chairman
and
based
184,
Temporarily Suspended—
and
issued
from
300,000
an
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.—New Affiliate to Be Formed
would
costs
sales-
it
all
and "subsidiaries consolidated amounted
with a net loss of $32,895 sustained in
Strategic
suspending a Regulation A
Securities \Act of 1933 with
by this corporation.
...
exemption
from
registration
under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
to public offerings o(
securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In a Regulation A notifi¬
cation filed on March 9,
1956, Simplex proposed the public offering
.
management
compared
registration under the
respect to a public, offering of securities
Regulation A provides a
conditional
the SEC
offered
Industries,
Precast
Securities
7,
exemption
to be used to purchase
are
Scottsbluff,
be
Corp.
company
*.
.
conditions
-The
to go to certain selling stockholders.-—V.
are
Public Offering
Aug.
letter of notification
a
10-year
operating
Monticello, N. 'Y.—Securities
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
and
"Vyjth its activities to date confined to proving up the Stiategic-Uchto exploration on its various ore bodies, Strategic
Mate¬
the
Simplex
types of related services for pleasure craft.
The
net
530.
P".
(par $1) to be offered in units of
of preferred at $100 per unit.
Inc., New York, N. Y. will be the under¬
writer.
The proceeds are
to be used in constructing and operating
"marinas," modern boat basins providing berthing facilities' and all
Scottsbluff Packing Co., Scottsbluff, Neb.—Files
costs,
now
rials
shares
two
ini
being considered.
piaiu
Successful laboratory tests of other Strategic-Udy processes
have alto
been carried out at the. Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
laboratory of the Su-ateeic
Udy Processes, Ins., subsidiary, and it is expected that several
opera¬
tions resulting from the application of processes to properties
will be in
various stages of planning and financing during the
coming year
corporation
covering
The
and Stetson,
Cohu
mine
and
Methods of financing the proposed large Woodstock
commercial
on Aug. 14 filed a registration statement with the
proposed public offering of 237,039 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par 25 cents). Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, Milton
D.'Blauner &■ Co., Inc.,
and Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co. have been
named as underwriters.
Y
The
corporation on Aug. 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,960 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par *$47.50)
•
530.
p.
the
before
ments
are
corporation on Aug. 12 announced that its Hallamore Electronics
has
received
$1,500,000 in
production orders from' the
Co. for a new miniaturized magnetic autopilot amplifier to be
in
the
newest
version of the Martin Matador guided
missile.
186,
plant
for ferro-manganese and ingot iron,
foY'Strategic Manganese Corp. to pay back
/
2220.
p.
of
prices
adjusted for
on* April 30,
ends,
shares
suhsirii
proQpssesy and
The
'
year
Silvray Lighting, Inc.—Registers Secondary With SEC
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
at
4,524,079
of
.
EEC
;
basis
wholly-owned
production of 70,000 tons of ferro-manganese and 77,000 tons of
inEh
per year have been completed by a firm of competent
incienend
ent consulting engineers. ■*Based on these figures and the
current
$1.47
$1.19
—
outstanding
present
(a
iron
6,651,047
Martin
(par $5). McDonald & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, has been named
principal underwriter.
< '
I
The
net proceeds
are
to accrue to certain selling stockholders.—
V.
'
share
shares
the
to
"Estimates
2,214,768
.<
Ltd.,
have
division
Co.
15 filed a registration statement with the
public offering of 38,000 shares of common
stock
as
5,401,570
profits
common
185,
653,'689* 4
————----
Li f
is
Strategic Manganese Corp.
annual output of 70,000 tons of ferro-manganese and 77 non
high-grade ingot iron.
Markets permitting, the
nroductW
could readily be
doubled or tripled since the potential ore
reservl
(estimated in all at about 230 million tons), at even triple
the inithi
rate, would be sufficient for some 70 years of operation.
transac¬
estate
real
ew
'
t
of the tests run at the prototype
plant/the econn-m
have proven to be very favorable and have providpri i?
for* the, design of the large commercial plant which
tially an
tons'-of
Siegler Corp.—Receives Large Amplifier Order—
"The
SEC
and
common
on
dividends
1957,—V.
Co., Cleveland, O.—Registers With SEC
on
and
♦Earnings per
-i
Aug.
proposed
company
4,436,279
—-
—
security
income
stock
budgeted $4,500,000 for fall advertising on our electric
chavers," Mr. Gifford said. "This is the highest fall advertising, budget
ever used in the
promotion of our products in the history of the com¬
Scott & Fetzer
taxes
(net after taxes)
Net
;
•
from
tion
have
The
-4,571,387
opers.
earnings
Profits
designed especially for young men, were
models,
"Varsity"
17,105,924
8,098,258
4,747,881
income
Net
new
at $17.50.
introduced last April.
"We
21,450,640
11,919,759
before deprec. and inc. taxes
depreciation
;'
for
1
!!!'
ferro
ary) in New Brunswick," the management announced in the
report
"The operation being planned by Strategic Manganese
will
121,672,471
4,783,000
for
Provision
"Lady Schick" shavers for women to be called the "Oriental" and the
•Sophisticate" which have been designed with high fashion styl<? appeal.
They will come packaged in a new attractive miniature "hatbox" and
will
from
Earns,
Provision
rial«
to
iron from the teremendous low
by Strategic" in the Woodstock
controlled
ad-
Chemwi
result
a
data
153,791,701
———
wei'e
&
of the process
'
the new "Powershave" will retail at $29.95.
"Powershave," the company announces two
Gifford' stated
Mr.
In
1
•
high-grade-ingot
deposits
planned by
Gifford, Chairman and President.
a
newly developed motor, the most powerful of its
is designed to shave the toughest beards rapidly and
—:
—
shareholders
a
Brunswick,, area.
1956
1957
April 30—
sales
Gross
reported bv Kenneth C.
kind
continuous
manganese
"As
corporation on' Aug.
The
model of
Canada,
th^Btfat^q-,^,Metallurgical
by
subsidiary, "this plant rhasYielm engaged
testing of the Strategic-Udy process to recover
Ltd.,*
ganoser and
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Sheraton Corp. of America
New Electric Shaver-
Schick Inc.—To Introduce
and
?sesProcesses
.
,
13.
operated
Aug.
on
It
♦Buil
Hardy Division, producer of metal products, located at Unioii City, Ind
Mr.
Boldin
formerly was manager of operations of.government
and industrial products of the Packard Division of Studebaker-Packard
Motor Company.—V. 185, p. 1049.
•
•
.
Co; and associates have
shares of common stock offered
that
vised
14,
the
Sheller Corporation, on Aug.
has-been elected President of
of the
Charles' O. Boldin
President
Bradley;
announced,
easing plant at Niagara Falls, Ontario,
Executive-
Slieller Manufacturing Corp.—New
Stock Sold — The $100,000
offered to the public
of class, A common stQck
chares
on page
52)
;
.
f-
(735)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend "announcements
>)
-
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an-
usly announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
•
of Company
Name
Vllen
'•
-
-
-
Electric'& Equipment Co.
(A. S.) Co. (quar.)_____
-
Electronics
vmerican
9-
3
common
9-16
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uto
Class
A
Gas
3.3c
27 Vic
7d'
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au
Ties
Life
crgstrom
(quar.i
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holders
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&
ostitch,
owatcr
to
30.:
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urllngion
8-30
9-20
8-30
preferred
class
shares
of
(Toronto.)
(quar.,)
Fairbanks-Morse
Locomotive :<No
payment
Mills,
&
Detroit
1
99-
S-
3
8-15
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for
10-
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8-30
414 d
9-16
9-
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...
9-13
8-21
9-
7
10-
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9-20
9-30
9-13
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8
8-31
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1
1
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at
preferred
Community
40c
,
Kittanning
8-16
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4Va%
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9-
50c
this
9-10'
8-23
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10-15
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10-
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8-30
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$1.3114
10-15
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9-
2
9-27
9-
9-10
9-10
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9-
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25c
preferred
(quar.)
——$0.2656 V4
preferred (quar.i.j;—
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9-
3
8
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
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1uc._l
California Water
:
Co.,
—
common^—
Pacific
Co.
(quar.)
1__
(Calif.)
(quar.)___..
Gas
•
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Gas
9-13
16
9-16
8-26
9-
75c
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2
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9-
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1
8-15
9-16
preferred
9-
25c
9-
1
8-15
2834c
9-
1
8-15
preferred
Spertl Products, Inc.,
Spotless
3
3'.is. conv.
(quar.)
12'be
9-
3
8-23
(quav.i_.i_
!_
—
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Inc.
Co.,
2oc
9-
5
8-30
50c
10-
1
9-
50c
10-1
pfd.
Stuhl-Mcyeiv $2-$5
8-31
8-30
Standard
8-30
Standard
" 9-14
45c
*20c
8-15
9-27
..13c
*
9-
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Ulrich
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1
•
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8-15
8-20
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26'Ac
8-31
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8-31
8-15
35c
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(quar.)-—
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27(2c
.
25c
18c
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—
(quar.)
—
(r.ccum.)
87V2C
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25c
$1.121,/2
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(quar.)_
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—22V2C
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b'Ui.
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8-26
,
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Can
8-15
30c
:
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8-15
j
9-12
1
8-16
8-16
8-23
8-23
8-30
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9-20
9-
6
9-14
9-
5
9-
5
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
j.——
(quar.)
Co.,
3
8-22
9-
3
8-22
9-20
Telephone
Co.
8-23
10-
1
9-
6
29c
9-
6
1
9-
6
9-
1
8-20
9-13
8-30
75c
$1.37Vi
35c
25c
68_/4C
50c
,15c
—
1
10-
$1.12'a
20c
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
—
Upson-Walton Co. (quar.)
8-23
'
9-20
50c
quar.)
—
A
9-13
9-
12 tic
(increased
com.
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
30c
35c
37Vic
participating pref.
preferred
4Vi^l
8-20
8-31
5-14
56V4c
133/4C
15c
———
United
3
9-10
;
8c
Extra
shares
r.
—
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
Gypsum
7 c'c
9-
8r30
•
Corp.—
Freight
S.
8-22
l'v
Envelope Co.,
Extra
U.
(quar.)
common
convertible
7 <■/<>. preferred
U.
8-30
9-10
40c,
2oc
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
dividend
Pacific
9-10
75c
Co.—
preferred
Gas,
25c
—.
__
America
Carton
Non-cumulative
U.
of
Co.
Glass
convertible
United
8-26
9-12
(quar.)__c
(quar.)
&
&
Cities
Stock
8-19
9-16
8-30
8-30
10-
8-20
6-29
30c
—
United
Illinois—
—
1
8-28'
9-10
9- 3:
9-20
9- 3
B
United
,
1
$1.24
'
Qo.f Ltd'._^_3___—;
Underwood Corp.
(quar.)—^
Union Wire Rope (quar.)
.
9-30;
(quar.);—__——
Mfg.,-class-A
Class
United
$1.62(2
9-
9-
8-16
$1.35
15c
.J Ultr-amer
.
________
9-10
.
8-31
9-13
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t
9-20
1
Tryesweet; Prqducts ; (common- payment
omitted -at thls'tlme).
- 1
8-T5
8-27
.
•
•
preferred (quar.)ii_;i_j_____—-—
Gulf -producing
(quar-.)_———
Texas
8-17
:
,
30c
.
.
9-3*
9- 6
: £
*.
_
9-10
10-
Corp.—
(quar. 1 _—^
.
6.40^
9-10
9-15
35c
6
10-10
20c
_
4.9$preferred
<8-20
-
9-16
.
8-28
343bC
——
Couxmon -(quar.)
,
8-30
9-16
32Vic
,
,
8-23
6V4c
12(20
u_—
—
Transmission
Gas
Texas
.
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..
9-16
"9^:2
-*40c
5
15c
(initial)—
(quar.)
common
Ltd.i-;-___.
9-
9-
8-o0
9-16
5
Finance,
Nigel,
9-20
9-10
94c
30c
(quar.)—
Va.fc' preferred : (quar.),
Sub
8-23
50c
,
B
preterreu-
6
9-16
5
50c
>
(quar.)_:—_
—
class
conv.
9-
25o
(quar.)—*
(Kentucky)
.—
Radio,
Corpt,
Stephensen
-
Insurance
Oil; Co.
Standard
10-21
5
,3c
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Extra
7
9-
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13
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( quar.i
9-15
--
—_
,
(quar.)
prior preferred 1 accum. 1
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(A. E.)
Mfg.,common
(quar.i
$3.75 preference (quar,^——
i$l.I2
common
from
accumulated
$1.50
New
realized
(Hartford)
'8-15
9-13
$5.50
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&
Corp.
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-16
12V?c
9- 3
$1
9.-12
8-15
8-26
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tl5c
10-18
H5c 1-17-58
10- 4
1- 3
6</o
(quar.)
—
,
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(J.
37V2C
.
2c'o
American
Life
Insurance
:1
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5M}eA'preferred
.
(Chicago)—
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Insurance
Natural
50c
-Oakland
*
.
Co.," com.
8-26
9-
3
8-20
9-
3
8-20
65c
$1.37',a
9-20
10- 1
8-30
9-20
..
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(quar.)
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10c
25c
8-23
9-13
9- 3
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West
preferred
!
Texas
Whltin
8-19
- 9- 3
8-20
B
Pacific
Clay
Products ! (quar_)—
9-
1
Pacific
Gamble Robinson
8-15
Pacific
Lumber
Co.
30c
—_L_
20c
(qjiar. r
(quar.)
—
'
$2
9-13
9-5^
9-2
8-I0
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8-23
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class
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<quar.)__
(quar.)
9-
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9-
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8-22
8-16
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9-16-
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
fl-io
$12 <uc
(reduced!
Electric
(quar.)
8-22
3
——————
8-23
8-24
9-10
Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)—Hhsch. inc., 7Co" pfd. (quar.i
Inc.
1
10-
(quar.)—
'10-1
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9-16
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9-
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3
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8-26
9-10
12-10
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.
7-17
9-13
20c
(quar.)
-
1-17
5-1-58
8-1-58
(quar.)—
Wisconsin' Hydro
-
8-30
10-17
1
2-1-58
££
com.
(quar.)___
&- Co.
Wilson
9- 3
£~~9
UtilitieSi
Machine
Williams
8-23 :
9-30
9-13
11-
i5c
(quar.)
(George),
Class
8-23
8-23
47c
(quar.)
Products,
Investment Trust,
Rand
Weston
8-20
9-14
9-30
—
Chemical
Winter* &
9-15
Co.
&
l|c
(quar.)
Power
Quarterly
West
8-15
9-10
_
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<
10c
Water
Washington
9-13
1
35c
(quar.)—1-—1
(quar.)
Corp
Oshkosh B'Gosh,
6«,&
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(quar. )____„_—,
Title Insurance: (quar.).—
Oliver* Tyrone
N^w
8-27
9-18
(quar.)
(Iowa)
Co.
Virginian
8-15
9- 2
10-
preierencc
(quar.)—
com.
5 Vi %
9-3
9- 3
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prcierred' (quar.)__—_—
Auction
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
Tel. <te Tel. Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
—
Railway, new com. (initial)
6'0
preferred (initial quar.)_'_—_—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
6';b
(quar.i
(quar.)
Canada,
Pump
Iron
Virginia
___'—.—40c
dividend)_
20"A
—..—_—20c'0
Insurance
prior
Viking
—
(stock
A
dividend)
Mould <fc
Valley
York
North
'
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_r___
class
(stock
Natural Gas
Northern
8-30
8-20
25c
Co._—________
8-21
15c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-20
8-10
3
8-30
——
8-13
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iquar-.)
8-30
8-30
9-
8-26
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>(quar.i—
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6
8-31
$182
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13a4c/ )ll-
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Steel
North
3
9-
9-16
5c
5
—_____—5%
Homes,
B
8-16
9-
8-27
8-27
32VaC
9-
9
3
Ltd.—
Utilities,
Quarterly
8-261
9-16
1
1
8-27
Stock
6
8-16
9-20
8-27
10-
18a4C
(qtiar.)___
Brick Co. (quar.)__.__^._:_-_
Springfield I'irc
5c
(Kansas
Life
Neon
8-16 >
1
8-29
1
1-1
15c
125c
9-
30c
1.
8-16
9-1
Inc.
2c
National
5
8-30
W
3
10-
$1.07V
(ouar.i_—j____
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dividend
$6
9-(6
j
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Fire
Newberry
9-24
10-
$1
—
pfd.
9-10
,
75c
(quar.)—
78c
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of
National
8-22
32c
*
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(stock
9-20
(quar.)-
preferred, (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.i
4.50(t»
Class
8-23
45c
(quar.j
9-
30c
quar.J—,—
2)c
(quar.)
"Quarterly' "
8-30
9-16
..
7 Vic
,
(quar,___
common
9-
;
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National
8-15
2
(quar.i
Southwestern Investment Co.,
,
(quar.)
;
preferred
Nevada
137 Vic
steel'
Preferred
9-20
(initial)
(quar.)__
Shipping
gains)
8-30
9-
8-14
(quar.)_
(Increased
\Ves-uu,
4U'i
8-23
(qucr. >_____
dividend
come
8-30
85c
A, B,:. & C ,(quar.)_
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9-16
3
:
(quarterly of 2c from accumulated net In¬
8-31
87 Vic
•
_
common
9-10
50c
Corp
Mutual
7-30
30c
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8-23
9-12
8-21
35c
.
iquar.t„_.
preferred
9-13
(quar.)
Investment
4'M
9
3c,
9-14
5.44<7
9-13
28c
.
(quar.)___
Telephone' Co. of
Murray
Corp., Ltd.—
___
Light,
preferred-
Life
9-
40c
(quar.>_
®rl(ia Power
p?u.r -Wheel
h'nklin
•
8-30
9-23
9-30
9-27
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1-23
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common
Rhoads,
4.70'w
.
8-30
9-10
20c
.
Coip._____
(quar.)
Ltd.
Montana-Dakota
5
10-
10-15
5
10c
(quar. )I_
(quar.)_.
Co.
dividend
3Vic'o
8-15
9-16
5c
(quar. >_
Gas
Smith
8-23
34c
5(,i
preferred (quar.)$1.25
Mohasco Industries, 4.20?<?.. pfd.
(accum.)—
$1.05
8-15
9c
.(quar.)
Sc. Gregg
_
&
Missouri
8-15
1
20c
%ida Power
Corp. (qu»r.
•('
1
9-
12 Vic
common
Players Canadian
Jj?
9-
$1
Electric
(quar.)____!
Pittsburgh RR,., gtd. stock (quur'.)__
Quarterly
Oil
Stock
8-28
8-16
J20c
10c
.
8-31
9-10
Southwest
9-16
9-
9-11
Southwest
9-16
9-16
50c
Southem
10-15
Ltd.T.__
conv.
8-50
3c
35c
8-30
'
lO^ac
(quar.i—
40c
8-29
$1
A
-
8-2)
50c
class
$1
9-16
•
9-10
75c
9-10
9-15
•
9-3J
•
9-10
1
17Vac
Corp,*..—-
9-30
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
National
Stores
__i_
8-17
1
Williams
25c
'
9-16
10-
com.
Optical
$$1.12Vs
,s.«u
9-20
t2c
—
preferred
SHuron
3
9-30
10-
Co.,
COc
Shephe.'d-Niles
8-29
(quar.i__
preferred
Missouri Public
6
40c
(quar.i_
Investment
9-
9-30
of Delaware-equar.i
Supplies Corp.—
States
Miller
.
^Pire District
&
irtepn
6(A
6c,b
8-28
40c
'
$1.30
8-23
9-30
7l/ac
90o
preferred
Scott' &
-*
.
,
75c
8-23
9-10
Cleaner
Mines,
Midwest
8-23
75c
60c
(quar.)_
Consolidated
"^r, Coe
""'"Us
&
Mississippi
(quar.)______;
8-15
.
12l/ac
Engineering
Co.,
Smith
9-16
&
Stores,
$6$34C
Preferred
7
9-20
Co.,. class, A
'•jiiudorlan Corp.
5
.
.
$1.12Va
Co.,
Sayro 'tV Fisher
-
3
933,4C
common
Calculators
Middle
payment
20c
'^tronics
30
30c
(quar.
Laboratories
,
9-12
B
:!;lso'i Bros.
9-
i35c
(quar. I
(quar,)__,
7f'r: preferred (quar;)33
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co,—
9-13
9-23
31c
Inc.
Co.,
Metal* & Thermit,
'
,
8-16
30c
•
International,
8
9-12
'• $56'/4c
preferred
Telephone
*> <4(4ipreferred
8-28
9-30
*
id
___^
Corp.,
preferred
9-27
40c
(quar.)•___
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson,
.
'
jlcnver Union Stockyards (quar.) __I
|"Noc Chemical Arts, Inc. (quar.)_:
;
'Ixie
'tmcan
Class
10-25 ^
11-15
'
-25c
8-30
at
.
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Indiistrtco, ju.o.
(Ailz.)—
convertible preferred
(quar.i
Smv. ge
y
Marquette'Cement{ (quar.)__T_„_^_-___.,___^
8-20
9-13
3
tquar.i..
prcierrod
r
Sarnia
>
23
6c
Chemical—
Macliiett
8-20"
35c
u_'
Aluminum
8
:f6c
..-(Quarterls* from net investment income);.,!
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar."Lincoln Stores-(quar.)*__
Lynn-Gas & Electric-(quar.)u;^si=_-=._;---i-
8-16
8-16
9-
22 Vic
<
Ltd
Properties
..53V#c_
-
'
20c
O.)
Saiulura
9-13
'
Extra
9-13
8-19
.7
9-44
25c
Extra
Monte
9 13
-
common
Organization
Corp.
Macassa
9**1
-
30c
Ltd.
(quar.)
hggafontein Mines,
M
1
(quar.)
&
Marchant
(quar.i
pfd.-
10-
59q
9-27
Co.
70c:
(J.
4'
.
;
Transit
4.301;,'
9-13
J$1.50
Electric, c^uundn (M3.av.)__«_
preferred A (quar.)__
3
>
Stock
(quar.)-
b-15
"
1
.
8-30
30c
Mines
8-24
10-
Liquidating
$20
1 8-30
Leverage Fund, Ltd. (Canada:f4c
9-16
Levlngston Shipbuilding
i,quar..)____3____j._
25c
9-10
Lexington Funds, .Inc.:
'
'
1J;
Lexington Venture Fqnd—
"
>
-c
time).
Engineering,
urtiss-W'yight
common
Mfg.
Laundry
8-23
8-26
payment
(common
Safeway
tlOc
Co.______T,______l_„__
preferred
5Vafe
8-23
5
9-in:
(B-3G
-
wd
preferred
Knowles
at
Ross
9-13
.
,
Kiuaman
'
(quar*>i
A
&
omitted
9-13
9-25
2oc
..
(quar.)_____.__
oo,
3
9-
(quar.)_
C.)
(J.
Starrett
$1.25
■
-
Preightways
iquar.)^-_i^
lonsolidated Gas Utilities
,(quar.)___.
Continental Ass.urance ■<quar.)"..___^__i.___*_
;ontinental
Casualty
(quar.)
Stock dividend
tontrols Co.'of America (increased
lornell-Dubilier Electric Corp., com. (quar.i
iompton
10-1
.
class A (quar.)____
(Sanford, N. C.) (quar.)
Robinson-Little
50e
_
Express,
Co.
50c
t
Inc.—
*
Co.,
"•
(quar.l_.__
convertll>le
8-16
9-12
$1
55c
•
Amusement
8-22
8-20
preferred
4:>4'j,
8-23
4
_
Public', Service '(quar.)
Consolidated
lonsolldateci
9-15
-
9-10
P..per
9-
Tobacco—
preferred
Robinson
-
8-20
Aluminum
Kent-Moore
"
9-11
$1.25
Title
8-22
8-
Co..
8-27
9-15
fphila*.)" cpitymon;. '(quow)—-
Vl'rus
3"Ti',<>
Kaiser
Lamson
(quar.)
(Common
Tea
3
15c
time).
9-15
9-5
Machine
3
9-25
25c
Xaiui
Roberts
■*
(quar.)
this
8-22
(quar.)
(quar.i_
9-
$2
(quar.);____'
Commonwealth
9-15
4l,a'V
ltochescer
(quar. i_^_
9-
9-13
7VLc
__
common
Packers
Roadway
changed to
preferred
Jc!Tcl
3
1
3d
(quar.»
__a
(quar,i_____
'
3
10-
10c,
(quar.)___^__-________ii_'_
River
8-22
$1.12Va
_1_
Harvester
9-30
v
30
9-
10-
12^e
(quay.
'olumbia
8-22
'
Ltd
preferred
9-6
9-15
9-15
$1,10
.
omitted
payment
(quar.)a.__.
(R. J.)
3.00'A
9-20
' 4uc
$1.11
Corp.
8-30
25c
(quar.)_
Mines,
$1.05
iquar.i_ii-
common
8-15
preferred
A
Renabic
<-'
4
Corp.
Reynolds
(qu.ar.l
Manufacturing
$4
1
A
Class
9-
8-15
10-
$2
_
Broadcasting .System,
Class
9-30
35c
-
9-18
10c
1
,
laussner .-Hosiery -.(quar.)
Columbia
9-13
9-13
7c
Fmployees Insiir-onoe Co. (s-a»,
lark Equipment, common (quar.>_fiJ__u=i^_^-
preferred
$1.25
Class
Corp.—
50c
International
9-13
1
9-30
67 Vic
(quar.i
(quar.i
.
'olorado Interstate- Gas,
9-4
4
Mfg. (quar.15c
Inves.Ois
(lrunt- Cuiiua- a..d
International
8-30
1
10
25c
preferred
"ivil Service
5'.)'- .preferred
)
10-
$1.0GV4
Co._.i,.
Trust
9-30
preferred
Jaeger
(quar.i.
quarterly'
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
$4.50
....
j
Title
9-
(quar.)_^__^
Insley
8-30
9-30
George Putnam
(see
9-3)
preferred
•
Fund
(ueorge)
Fund)..
2ue
$2.75
9-20
9-10
9-10
dividend
Rath packing (common
at, this time).
*
$2.25
8-15
9-2
$1.1214
$1.16
Service—-
1
8-31
59 %C
;.
hattanooga Gas <quar;)
htcago, Burlington & Quiucy RR.
'hicago Rivet & Machine Co.—
Increased
10-
1
_■
.
(quar.
common
Markets
dividend
5°c
,
9-24
10c,
9-30
Ltd.
Raj'mond
accumulated earnings)
Indiana Steel Products
(quar.u
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.j com.
8-24
4
9-10
5'o„
(quay.)a-—_2-_—-(quar.)__
dividend)—
(increased quar.)__
8-31
Ino,_;__i
Lock
9»
9-10
(stock
8-21
(quar.)
Garj*,-
9-10
9-24
1 Mass.I
8-21
Mining
iquar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)______
Hoskin's
Hotel'
.
.
A
(quar.)'_
prefeireu
(quar.)
cntilry Eelectric
(ouar.l__
luno
1
3
9-10
62'-jC
preferred
K.)
1
Homestake
9-
1
8
9-16
Vac
62
1
(quar.I
Incorporated
•
B'j
$5.25
-
10-
•
9-24
(•.j.uar.)
9-10
4(4ft preferred A (quar.)
Hoiniiger Con-.onaCfcU -u.v,:d Muav Ltd,—»Quarterly
8-15
10-
.130c
Class
4'«>
8-24
-
9-20
12 VaC
$1.06V4
(name
8-28
1
10-
37 Vac
(quar.)_
9-
fquat.)---:—
Paper Products, Ltd.—
—J
6',y
preference
(quar.)__,
Hershey Chocolate, common (quar.I
Common
Hurd
.
Corp.,
Corp.
8-30
9-12
10-
$1.75
9-
Hcndershot
2
on
(quar.i
Acceptance
preferred
8-27
40c
(initial)
com.
40c
-
(qua,,)-
Harri.s-Intertype Corp.
~
(qua-r.i;
taken
Co
Telephone,r5.40d
(Jitney
5'fi'
6
8-30
;
190c
v
action
(quar.)
preferred
9-5
(quay.)
Harris-Seybold Co.
8-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
Public
1
50c'
preferred
9-13
Corp.
preferred .(quar )
preferred
10-
8-2/
9-16
$1.75
new
common
Purnam
5
8-16
9-16
9-16
53VbC
7,0c
'(quur.l.-f
(quar.)__
preferred
Harsco
.
each
Telegraph Co.—
Illinois -Light,
4.64 d
9-
Stock
8-31
*
5 ',v.
(quur.)__.
Industries
Corp.,
8-26
2ec
k;
62VaC
:
Utilities Co.,
$4.44
6
16V4c
(quar.i
B
1
Haveriy .Furniture
Co., -Ltd.
Warehouse
preferred
10-
Purcx
9-13
Chicago Ry.—
&
(quay.)—__
(quar.
preferrtd
6
1
i-
iciitral Electric & •G-i.s-V4.75 d
8-31
5oc
35c
iquar.>_,
common
(quar.•
Insurance
(quar.)
Aircraft Engineering
States
$4.50
120c
Inc.
9-1 i
preferred
$4.49
9
10-
__
hicago
8-
$2
Telephone
Quarterly
arthage
Stock
8-23
10-
;
'arolina
8-ol
(H.
Pubhuker
8-19
b-23
12c.
(quar.i
prelerred
2nd
Porter.
.'
1
5
Ltd.—
series)
common
preferred
$4.20
Wallpaper Manufacturers, Ltd.—
A
icntral
8-21
this, time)
at
9-14
933ic
Utilities,
Life
Cuip.,
Grumman
6-29
$68%c
(quar.i
dividend I—
___.
madian
Antral
9-
9-
uuadiah
common
S'i
9-10
10-10
(quar.)_____!
(quar.
(195 7
Gulf
3
8-16
il. pfd._A.(quar.i.„ ---1:25c
Mortgage
Gas
preferred
Southern
9-30
10-30
J:12Slc
tl2VIsc
(guar.)
1st
$2.50
\
(quar.t_,-_
preferred
41/4',1/
Ltd.—
stock
common
Flooring Co.. Ltd.,
icntral
3
held)
Permanent.
4>-2d
9-
31V4C
;inada
antral
3
9-15
Ltd.—
5'«
8-15
99-
25c
Metallurgical,
Corp.,
9-1
25c
2oc
.
(quar.)
preferred
Poiaroiu
9
9-
f50c
common
7'/;
Pittsburgh
-9-3
t$l
preferred
Greyuounti
3
9-
30c
<
(stock
anada
jntral
9-
9-15
12c
•
preferred
A
(Canada),
»
(Del.)—
tquar.)
Inc., 5d
Rubber
Co.,
Northern
8-24
10a- l'
Inc.,
preferred
Common
8-24
12v»c
$1.25
—,.
—
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
.
8-i.O
..
.
dividend
4U.?v
A
"
8-29
3
9-3
9-16
(quar.
T.)
9-20
9-
•
20c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
(quar.)_^__
ymart Tihtair,
share
9-15
10c
25c
-
«
8-20
«-2 7
•
2
pay¬
.
(quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)
Suburba.i
Piincy-Bowes,
'
-
.
.
Fund, Inc.
Piper 1 Aircraft" (quar.)
Stock
9-20
«
Uv)"_L_-
(qu
$2.(4)
Great
10-1
-
common
(quar.j
Pliila.
5
-12V:c
Cement
$2.50
9-3
$62 Vic
yrd Oil
(0.41725
Great
8-30
9-15
$1.25
Ltd
America,
& Co.
Corp.,
9-14
3Ci
(quar.)
Co.,-
(quar.)
Ltd.
M.)
(H.
Class
9-13
9-
on
time).
Pioneer
-
Nebraska
(quar.) ;
&
10-1
(quar. )
(W.
3:,4(o
stock¬
(quar.);
Bascom Rope Co. (quar.i'
rodcrick «fc
of
59%c
-
A -(quar.)
Portland
8-28
37Vac
Telephone Co.
Tire
•
preferred
class A
(quar.)__-_________-
•
preference
Grant
9-10
20c
preferred
equar.)
5Vad"' preferred
madian
1
17'ic;j
5V
5'1
10-
10c
Mining
preferred
Bros,
9-10
37 Vic
-
subject
Corp. of North
yllcsby
1
(quar.)___:_
Aug.
5d
8-_8
Gordon Mackay Sto»es, Ltd., class A
Class
B
(quar.)__—__
9-10
.
10-
:
Gold
Inc.,
1
20 c
Inc..,
8-28
9-15
Falls
4So
1
3%
approval
Son,
lyvcoruitzleht
10-
10-
$1
(quar.I
dividends
9-15
Goodyear
5
$1.06
—
dividend
stock
10-21
$1.75
(quar.i
Stock
Both
'47Vic
.•
iquar.
A
67%c
preterrcd
(quar.)„_-_—$l.lo3,4
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
prcierrea
$5
8-28
Goldblatt
8-23
dividend
Stock
Class
9-
9-14
(quar.)
class
Paper,
9-15
(action
8-21'
8^27
'3v,c
.
at this
oi Ree.
9-
30c
:
(quar.).
delayed
Payable
25c
Patterson-Sargent Co., (quar.)
Pcrmutit Company (quar.)
PltZer (Charles) & Co. (Dei.)
.
preferred (q_ar.i
preferred (initial)
preferred
Glens
..
8-30
9-20
■—
Savers
9-13
1
ment
9-13
„
B
Parkorsburg-Aetna
-8-30
40c
Common
4V4 %
preferred (quar.)___.
4d
preferred
<quar.)_—
ccch-Nut
9-30
10-
CLss
8-30
.
9-30
9
.
WhenHolder*
Share
Package'. Machinery (quar.)
Iarkcr Pen, class A
(quar.)
5
9-15
Preferred
5'r
9-
_
-
(quar.)
convertible
General
.Per
0f Company
-aome
^
5
8-
9-14
>
9-
.
3
9-16
»
45c)
-
•*.
9-
12(isc
(quar.
'
9-30
..
25c
-
'Priuting
George Putnam Fund of Boston—•
(From investment income)
^
Georgia Marote Co., common
(quar.--i_-_-i.-_i.-_
9-13
25c
•
common
clding-Heminway -Co.
&
.
l5c>
_
(increased)
.
_____
Electric,
preferred (quar.i
(quar.)________
Holder*
9-30
60c'
2%U>
8-15
112 Vac
_
Ltd.—
$3
8-15
1
9-30
•
1
9-
37 Vic
,
50c.
iquar. i
anger-Hydro
9-
$1.16
.
25c
-
convertible
General
8-21
...
(quar..)__
"
Service Co.,
(quar.)
Manlfoid
(Ind.)
.
5Vid. preferred
(quar.
Stores (quar.
Western
Inc.
Einance
$4.75
:
8-30
8-31
merican
rkansas
Railways,
When
'
Share K Payable of Ree.
..
25c
$1.6u
9-11
12 Vic
(quar.)____
I
.
Corp.—
8-21
1
.
General Portland Cement
(quar.General precis-ion Equipment
*
9-14
10-
_
Metal Products,
1
12 Vic
(quar.)_____________
Home Assurance,. com. (quar. ).__
prior preferred (quar.)__~.
$4.64
10-
..
(quar.U_-_____;
General
Payable of Reo.
5c
25c
merican
merican
Gary
HnHer$
oOc
r_
Forging & Socket Co.
(merican
'•
.
-Perb
-
.
Company
Packing
Common
/ When
Share
(quar.)___
Goo.ds Mig. Co.__
Uuminum
•j
_
.
General
Per
iJoe
i
Extra
In the first we
ounced during the current week. Then we follow with 1
second table ill which we show the payments previ- ..
ables.
-
Heme of
Gariock
11
9-10
•
9-
6
8-27
Augiisi
iy,
(736)
12
preceding table.
A
name of Company
(quar.)
O Vending
ACF
8-15
10-
1
9-
10-
1
$12Vac
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-13
50c
9-12
8-30
2%
Co.,
8-
7-31
$4
5
8-16
8-16
40c
9-
3
9-
3
1
9-13
4V> %
1
9-13
4.60%
9-13
8-26
Atlantic
$25c
9-30
$6q
9-16
7-15
Corp.—
Kid
Allied
Extra
8-19
8-10
,
9-
10-
1
(quar.)
9-
9-30
8-31
8-16
11-15
50c
50c
10-31
8-23
1
9-20
9-
5
10-
Chicle
Co.
Co.-—,
preferred
Ohio
&
RR.,
Burden
9
Corp.
8-15
Bayles
1
10-22
(A.
Markets
J.)
8-16
$1.40
3
Mfg.
Co.
9-12
.V
8-30
;
9-10
8-19
i
:
9
8-30
8-30
4%,
•
11-15
12-14
.
9-i0 •'
9-10
8-
4
-
35c
-
J.)
9
8-23
8-23 V
.
9-30
*7%
8-14 7
9.-20
8-20
9-
8-
2
5 '
i
4.56%
9.
8-
.
;30c
$1.12 Va
50c
1
8-15
'
"
5%4%
v
9-13
9-10
30c
-
9-1
10-
$1.31 Va
8-23
9-
3
8-21
12-
2
4.25%
;
9-13
5.60%
11-21 J
5%
Bryson,
Co.
Boeing
12-10
9-10
Bond" Investment
1
9-16
Title
Tobacco
American
Water Works
'
16%.
;
Common
:5%
5%
prior
(quar.)
B
Inc.
(qllaill
investment
6
Borden
10-15
12-31
10-
$1.75
9-24
9-
1
$1.25
9-30
$5
8-26
•10-
8-26
8-26
•'
9-27
?.
9-
4%
5
9-16
9-23
1
9-13
9-30
9-23
9-
8-12
5
8-30
8-
9-13
8-23
9-13
8-23
7 Vac
9-20
9-
5
9-
8-
9
2 /
3
8-20
9-
9-16
8-31
1
8-15
9-
9-1'
10*. 1
:
of
9-
8-15
Mfg.
3%%
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3
8-15
3iy4c
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
5%
8-30
4%%
25c
$15c
9-17
9-
3
8-
9
41.4%
.
9-
3
3
8-
12-
11-
2
2-
3-3-58
4-16
8-15
9-3
9- 3 '
9-16
8-15
25c',
-9-30
9-13
8-30
9-
9
8-12
50c
9-
3
8-19
;
60c
"$1.75
3,
Gas
10-1
>
10-
10-" 1 5
25c '
;
8-
?
„
9-
1
9
2
8-15
1
8-30
I
1
8-30
/
10-
1
0-30
I
10c
9-
3
8-
9
€
710c
10-
1
9-17
720c
10-
1
9-17
f
1
775c
9-19
9- 5
$15c
9-3
8-15
*$20c
9-6
8-23
9-1
,
5
6
^
Ltd.—
28V2C
.
2nd
::
9-
I
9-12
10-
.$1.40
8-30
-
8-30
1
1
20 shares
9-25
8-20
9-16
.
•
22c
6c
9-3
3
8-12
8-20
7-10
9-
,
9-
3
8-
45c
9-
1
8-16
87y2c
10-
1
9-30
$2
4.35%-preferred
4.75%
Century
Chain
9-27
12-27
1
1
8-
5
8-
5
9-
;$i,2yac
—
Ltd.,
Oil,
Ltd.
•
•'
10-
1
9-12
9-
1
8-15
0-23
8-23
•8-31
8-16
$1.75
30c
i
Corp>.:
preferred
(quar.)
($50.par)
A
(s-a)
Brockton
10-1
•
9-
6
10-
9-
6
.,9-
6
9-
6
10-
?62c
10t
Packers,
-
10-
9-
6
West
Public
$1.00-%
9-10
9-10
$1
$1.23
>0C
"
"
9-10
8-20
y9-30
y9-30
y9-18
-'
40c
—
.
-
9-16
8-30
$$1
9-16
8-30 '
8-30
95c
10-
1
9-23
8-15
:
7-31
9-13
1
$1.04
$i.l6
10-
1
$1.19
10-
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
9-13
9-14
8-31
50c
8-24
8-
$1.12 Va
9-30
75C
9-13
8-13
9-
15c
/.—_I_L
8-20
8-
9
9-20
-
9-
3
——
(quar.)—
1
10-
7
37VaC
10-24
10-
*|
37 VaC
12-24
12-
6
$1.25
9-26
$1.25
—
11-
11-27
^
—
:——
— ——
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
(quar.)
Pacific
RR.
Cincinnati Milling Machine; common
(quar.)
—r—
(quar.)
9-12
1
9-12
$1
10-
1
9-13
9-16
40c
.
9-
1
8-10
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron,
9-
1
8-10
9-
6
8-16
9-30
9-13
62 VaC
.-
(quar.)—_—
————
56V4C
preferred
$1.25
9- 1
9-
Cleveland
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)
guaranteed
guaranteed
special
8-26
9-14
9-15
$1.12 Va
9-15
10-
—
(quar.)
1
9-
3
9-
3
9-
3
9-
3
9-
•
8-
9
8-
9
——
Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
8-12
35c
-
8-19
3
25c
:—
common /quar.')—
preferred
$4.50
9-30
60C
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
'5% preferred (quar.)
Clark Controller (quar.)
«
1
10-
$1
.———-
(quar.)'__i_^l—_—
Specialty Stores— •
convertible preferred
11-
10*
67V2C
cquor.)
(quar.t— _______—
4Va%
9- I
25c
—
.fe
'
12 Vac
1.——
'
:
Island
City Products Corp.
8-15
1
87%C
*
Co..
8-23;
9-10
10-15
•'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
8-12
9-12!
—-
$5 preferred
preferred
1
1
75c
(quar.)
Common.
8
9-
10-
30c
(quar.)
Chicago,-Milwaukee, St. -Paul & Pacific RR.
iCommon
9-13
1
10c
—L-__—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refilling—.
7%
Co.—
8-30
9--15
\ 9- 3
"
(quar.)— ^——'—-——
Cleveland Electric Illuminating— r
$37 V2C
y9-l0
Service—.
Channing Corp. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
■3ya% conv. preferred (quar.)
City
9-10
10-1
10-. 1
copf. (quar.,)
preferred
4%
1
10-
•'
preferred (quar.) ___—_—
Industries (qitar.
(A.
Cities
12- 7
$1.12 Va
pfd'. (quar. ).* $ 1.12 Va
4UC
(quar.|_l-;—
Corp.
9- 7
12-20
$1.18%
-
——
*
3
8-15
•9120
*-• $1.25 >
*
9-
-■
>> 3
,
$1.25
.
'§-18
;
50c
$1.25
8-16
'
8-15
30c'
,
.
(quar.)__
',8-31
8-16
'8^31.
preferred, (quar.)—:•
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Ltd.—
—_—
Gas
8-30
$56c
—
Taunton
10-1
"
.$$1.19
8-16
1
10-
t$l
J53c
>13
10-15
(quar.)__i—_____
1
prefer led
—
—____
preferred, (quar.)
Columbia
93%ct-
8-16
8-3l
I[V-/-.
Electric—
Chicago Rock
*
•
$25c.
%
Cincinnati; Gas & Electric, 4% pfcL;(quar.)__
3
■
712c
8-30
9-
|
9-12
$13c
8-15
10-1
-
45c
$25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
'I
,
(quar. U—
Electric, 4%
preferred
*45c
.
|
8-15
1
10-
Extra
'--I-
I
1
A .(quar.)
3
.9-
12 Vac
8-15
8-15
9-
U—
class
9-13
$72yaC
-
-10-
;$3 preference (quav.)
9-20
9-1
$25c
8-30
8-30
,'j-
ll%c
.
(quar.) ——ii———
Illinois Public Service, com, .(quar.)
Belt
4Va%
•'
10-
8-30
v
$1.12ya
preferred
South
9
:&■
■
60C
Champlin Oil &
12-24
$1.25
8-28
:40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Chrysler Corp.
9-24
V $1.25 *
8-28
9-. 9
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
7-31
$1.25
9*r 9
30c
Champion Paper &. Fibre, com. (quar.)__:__—$1.12 Va
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
—
9-16
8-27
8-
56%c
-
4.65%
9
^12c
6
9-15
9-3
to holders
holders of
(quar.)I—___--i_------
'4.15%
9-11 :
GOc
;
1
50c
—
(quar.)_-.__i_—_i--
Chance
rV
10-
40c
'
Vermont
9-14 '
9-10
9-
f
fe--
Central
9-14
25c
8-15
3
9-16
93%c
(initial)
held
Products,
&
8-15
9-16
,
8-16
9-10
9-
25c
Co.—
&
•
"___
8-12
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Central
9riG
10-, 1
9-25
25c
(interim)
8-12
7
■
Central-Illinois^ Securities G
Central Loiusiaha vElcc.;4.50
9-16
25c
-
7
9-
12 VoC
:
and 40c to
31
preferred (quar.)_%
4.92 %
preferred (quar.)
v'
shares—
.-'1-
9-
75c
B
4%
-
8-30
:25c
■
(quar.)
Corp
8-15
75c
B
Central
8*19
9-12
,
$i.06y4
-———----
3
——
preferred
4.75%
'
9-23
$1.24
(quar.)__—
9-
—
15)
Scott
Food
4.50%
8-19
.
$1.18%
—
8-21
$20c
5%' preferred
8-19
350
_________
8-21
9- 2
9-
-
Ltd.—-
Co.,
payable
(20c
com.
Sceut Products
5%
8-19
"9-1
.,
$1.18%
-(quar.)-—-—1
:—
2
$-50c
$50c
___!
Central Hudson Gas &
8-20
..
:
1
9-
..
K
net
£quaiv)^x'_jf_w*._l.n Central
Cold Storage (quit^)/4i._---—
Central,Foundry, 5%J'c^p-v.
-.(quaLji
Central of Georgia Ry/Co,^- f
Ceco
.
$1.05
I
9-
$12c
8-20
'
35c
•
•
•
v
10-
—
.Class- B "(quar.)
'
9-20
1
9-1
$i.i2ya
9*
v
3
718%C
Extra
: 9-20
r
9-
9-14
10-
_______________
Natural
1
10-15
-.,0
(s-a)
com
10-
$37 VaC
common
Aug.
Pirie
Catelli
9
12- 2
s9- 3 ;
•
15c v
:
8-
12-16"
"
„
8-
:
3%"'
(quar.)-w'
preferred (qua/.)——
Class B
$3.80
8-15
Ltd.
Securities,
§
8-3.5
9-16
9-16
9-
35c -r-
(quar.)__n_"
preferred
British
Corp.,
each
for
8- 9
.•
8-31
731 VtC
preferred - (quar.)
Co., 6V2% 2nd conv. pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Catalin Corp.
of America—
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)____——
Cataract Mining (stock dividend)—
%
One. snare of Central American..Petroleum
7
'•9.-3
9-16
$50c
4ya %
1-15
25c
8-10
3
TO-
$$1.10
Casd (J. I.)
8
1-31-58
20c
8-20
9-
9-16
.
(quar.)
record July
Carson
9
10-31; .7 10-16
20c
7-31
9-20
$50c
:
4'%% preferred
8-19
9-
(quar.)
common
American
4 Va %
Class
7%c
30c
(quar.)
Co.
British Columbia
9-
31 Vic
IIIIII
Plastics'
Bristol-Myers,
British
Co.,
4.80%
8-15
15c
8-31
$29 V4c
—
Paper
Western
8- 5
10- 4
9-13
(quar;)
com.
preference (quar.)
&
preferred
-record
9-10
$i.o6y4
$1.18%
y, r $5c.,
•—'
Ltd.,
(miar.»
_l__.
Carrier
9-10
I
3
V
(quar»)=:±._i '
Power
8-10
1
$1
9-10
10-
9-
1
.
8-30
-
8-20
10-31
$$1.15
8-15
9-10
10-1
9-
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—-.
$2.90 preference (quar.)
8-15 -
34 %c
8- 9
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
8-10
$35c
——
—r_a.
Brillhart
-
1
—
-Class
Brillo
8-16
9-
$37 Vac
...
Co.
A
Carnation
8-6
9-
1_
(quar.)
Class
3
v
Cordage Ltd., class A
8-15
9
$25c
" $32120
$30c
.
Mills, common (quar.).
B
(quar.)____
Carborundum Co. (quar.)
Carlisle Corp. (Del.)
(quar.)
8-22
$25c
investment income)—__
Maine RR., $5 preferred (quar,)__
Brantford
1
9-
Forgings, Ltd.—
Cannon
8-30
9-10
10-
<fc
convertible
Canadian
8-26
9-16
$25c
(quar.)—
Bradley (Milton) Co.-—
;5%>prior preferred (s-a)
8-21
9-
25c
19c
37J/ac
(quar.)__
common
Canadian Tire Corp, Ltd.,
5%
preferred (s-a)
9-13
9-16
r
37Vac
—■£.*..
——
8-31
10c
1
(quar.)____
Sugar Co., Ltd.
Assurance
initial
9-13 :
1
10-.1.*
12 VaC
preferred (quar.)
8-23
30c
(quar.)_:
Ltd.,
Co.,
preierred
Canadian
9-13
1
15c
.(Quarterly ^from
&
8- 2
9-13
(quar.)—_
Canadian .International. Investment Trust. Ltd.
9-30
Boston Fund—.
Boston
1
15c
(quar.)
Canadian Ingersoil-Rand.
•
12-10
8- 2
9-25
,
(quar.)
Malting Co.,
%
Class
35c
12-20
9-
8- 2
9-16
Canadian Ice Machine Co.. Ltd., common
10-15
$1
r-
—
8- 2
1
25c
$12c
Cahners. Ltd;, class A (quar.)
Canadian
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly from
investment income)
HI
9-27
income)
Co.
(quar.)
(Geo. W.) Corp.
1
Canadian
25c
9-10
(Pittsburgh)—
(quar.)
Co.
9-
8-15
$1.25
-
8- 2
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
$1.25
'
9-20
37VaC
~
(quar.)_
Archer-Daniels-Midland
8-30
$1.18%
Amer.
1
Canada Safeway,
8-15
45c
——1
Co.,
1
9-
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)^
Canada vinegar.;, Ltd.
tquar.t
Canadian Breweries Ltd., common (quar.)
1
65c
8-30
$1
;
Corp.
8-30
1
9-27
50c
$1
75c
(quar.)
Angostura*-wupperman
Anheuser-Busch,
Trust
9-
Canada
■'
Borg
Co.—■
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
6
1
Borg-Warner Corp., 3 Va % pfd. (quar.)_—__
Boston & Albany RR. Co.
15c
preferred
9-
9-
.
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
9-30
9-10
$1,12 Va
8-30
60c
(quar.)
Co.
4 '/a
2
.10-
A
Canada
*
8-
$1.50 1-15-58
8-30
30c
(Miami).
(quar.)
Glass
9-16
8-15
2
8-23
..
$1.50
9-13
$1.25
_
(quar.)
preferred
Brass
&
9-
$1
$1.05
$1.12Va
—____
class A
Power
Dominion
Quarterly
9-
'
$1.25
_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Window
Class
33c
—-
Aluminum
Bohn
8- 9
2uc
_—__
"(quar.)
preference
Canada
$31 y4c
9-13
Del.—,
.5l/a%
American
9-
20c
9-13
Sanitary-
& Insurance
Co.
9-16
6c
30c
Bondstock: Corp.—"•
10-
50c
American
8-23
11"-. 1
25c
(quar.)
9-20
8-13
10- 9
,
Co.
Canada Foundries
9
8-
■'
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. 3rd series (quar.)
Seating Co. (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining
Co
American
$1.30
10- .1
5%.
(quar.)——i._
com^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Soup
Canada &
9-14
••
Corp.
Canada Cement
9-2.
-
45c
,',
,
Tobacco,' 6% preferred (quar.)
(Calif.), 5% 6ohv. preferred (quar.)
Airplane (quar.)
12-30
25c
Foundries
8-27
Bros.
9-10
25c
conv.
Steel
'9-10
i(5c from capital gaifis and lc from earns.)
American
American
8-30
—
commoa
3
15c
(quar.i.^
Dock, Ltd.,
Cement
Campbell
Valley Gas &■- Electric
Blaw-Knox
Bloeh"
8-30
Ltd.—
2nd series
8-30
9-16
V- -
—-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
'(From
,_
of
9-20
—
(quar.)—
9-
10-29
50c
Brothers, (quar.)
California
8-21
$4C
420c
•
•
Corp.
Dry
Calaveras
9-16
15C
Ltd.
Carpet,
9-27
25c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seal-Kap Corp.
1
9-16
,15c
25c
Standard
1
8-
50c
I
Co.
40c
preferred
preferred
8-
1
10-
.
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(initial)
-
Blaclcistono
Blum's
(quar.)
pfd.
50c
——
preferred (quar.)
preferred-(quar.)
4%%
-
Lines
9-12
9-12
50 c
12 %c
20c 4-30-58
Mines
Finance,
4.75%
Bhiclc Sivalls &
5
li* 4
12-
Illinois—
(quar.)
5%. conv.
Butler
'
common
3
8-16
:.
*4Va-%'. iireferred (qhar.
Black- Hills Pdwer & Light, com.
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Chemical Corp.—
American
•
8-16
1
—
Bethlehem'
lc/o' preferred. (quar.)
B(bb Manufacturing (.quar.
—
A
Common
1
9-
15C.
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
Bigelow-Sahfold
6-72
9-3
..
$3.80
N.
Equipment Co.—
Quarterly
&
9-
(stech dlv.)
Steel Corp., common.-;.---..----..
American Photocopy
Radiator
$1.11
$1.15
„
60c
(quar.)
Howell Co.j
8-19
9-
——1
Co.„
60c
jl
8-16
Buildings
Termi tail
BeryHium -Corp.
9-10
'35 c
—
(s-a)
Gossett,
Beneficial
9-10
16-10
*
30c
:
&
4j/4%*
3c
non-cumulative
Terminal
Bush
ifluar.)
.Eelleterre. Quebec
■9*10
-
,25c
preferred
4;!4-%
8-9
3gc
3oc
30c
.
—
'(quar.)
5%
Bush
8-16
*•"■
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
11-30
25c
preferred
•
8-3l *■
■1
25c
preferred
Bell -fc
■
8-i6
12-16
15c
.:A. 25c.;
non-cumulative
Burton-Dixie
8-16
1
•
'4%
4%
Bell
8-30
9-12
'
Co."" (Newark,
5%
8-20
1
9-
—
4%
.*
9-
25c
_•
American President
3
9-
(quar.)
Common
7-23
1
25c
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred A
9-
40c
Lr
3c
American
$4.50
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com—
9-13
10-
c
G2</ac
75c
(quar.)
of
Belden
8-30
11-29
8-20
%c
43%
Ltd., common (quar.
4Va.% preferred (quar.)
—
American Meter Co.
(quar.)
American National Insurance (Galveston) "
$4
Burrard
.
(quar.
Co.
0-15
8-22
8-29
40c
Burnham
'
12-15
8-22
1
8-26
87 Vac
7-26
$80c
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)—'—
6
9-
_____—
(quar.)
8-20
«
(quar.)
8-30
9-
in¬
net
_____
(quar.)
Industries, common
3
—
—
9-20
9-15
10c
from
Co.
9-
$75c
6
._
(Md.)"
2
8-30
8-30
1
35c
^
(quar.l__
9-17
9-25
10-
5c
;
Co
preferred
8-12
$1.25
—:—~—
(quar.)
8-30
—
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.>
4V-i% 2nd preferred (quar.):
Ltd.—
9-
•t
9-
1
10-
5c
—„
Cigars (quar.)—
Mills, common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
Beauty Counselors
(quar.)—
Beaver Lumber, Ltd.,
common—,
8-16
Hill
3
35c
35c
;
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Machine
&
Forge
3 % %
8-15
9-15
30c
——
Beaunit
Common
American Metal Co.,
Common
8-9
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
,
9
12 VaC
1
$1.62'/ac
$1.62Vac
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry (quar.)
Class
3
$1.50
—
Works
Iron
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-
,32%C
&
9-
$1
A
.5priof; preferred
Potash
$1.31 'A
(quar.)—
C
Class
_
.Increased
8-
••
<
11-
32;/aC
American
3
„_
preferred (quar,)_
Bangor & Aroostook RR (quar.)—
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
4%%
_
Co.
Co.
Burlington
9-
12V2C
6
(quar.
American Hospital: Supply
Nerfrs
Bunker
(quar.)
75c
American Home Products Corp, (monthly)
American
Bullocks, Inc.
8-19
-
9-
(quar.)
&. Derrick
(quar.)
8-19
9-14
50c
—
1
(quar.)———„
(q'uar.)v_J
(Common
9-14
$1.25
;
10-
Electric (quar.)——-— il
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)
American Investment
8-19
Co.
Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
vestment income)
^
1
American Gas
Quarterly
9-14
Die
8-15
9-
40c
Bullock
———
1
American ifc Foreign Power (qua£
.
8-15
J——!
(from income)-—
(quar.)-".
9-
_
American'Insurance
1
60c
Ltd., com.
(increased)—
9-
(quar.)—
Indemnity
9-
—
Co.
8-15
25c
American
Buffalo
(quar.)——
60c
—
American Fire & Casualty
American Hoist
is-a)—
$1.12Va
30c
.
preferred (quar.)—__
Felt
9-13
25c
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Class A (quar.)_
9-
.1
dividend
&
1
—___
Bath
1
Co., (N. J.)
(quar.)—
American Commercial Barge (initial)
!
American Encaustic Tiling, common (quar.)
B'
10-
(quar.)—„
(quar.)———--—
8-
9-
American Colortype
"Class
Buell
8-15
3
$1.25
—
common
preferred
9-13
common
9-17
1
$5
1
$1
Bayuk
Quarterly from net income
American
9
Line
10-
—
Cable
8-
9-14
Pipe
8-9
3
9-
100'/*
-
_—
(quar.)
Company,
37V2C
(quar.)
t-4preferred B Xquar.l———
Rubber—
7%
Budd
dividend
1
9-
Co.—
(increased)
Stock
$5 preferred
25c
—
8-14
10-
15c
preferred (quar.)
Note, common
(quar.)
&
Buckeye
9
com.
(quar.)
8-31
_
87VaC
6Vu%
American Hah'
9
Co.—
Chain
8
8-
(quar.)
Co.
9-
30c
55c
25c
(quar.)
(Charles)
y-13
25c
(quar.)
$1.12%
Ry.
(Conn.)
8-30
456 c
25c
8-
$1.25
(quar.);
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_
Can Co.,
8-
3
Co.
Common
6
Mfg.
Sharpe
56 Wc
i'%
+
1
9-
$3
25c
Bigelow* (quar.)'___
(quar.)
25c
Ltd., (quar.)'—.—_
Service
Piano
Baltimore
9-20
...
6Va%
«
*,
-
,
725c
(quar.)
American
6
9-
(quhr.
Co.
Mines,
Industries
4%
8-16
1
25c
convertible
Stock
9-10
30 c
93%c
Inc., common
American
9-
93 %c
(quar.)____
(quar.)___—
6%^;preferred (quar.)
——
Gas & Electric, common
8-5
:
1st preferred (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)____
American Business Shares, Inc.—
•
8-31
30c
Baltimore
'
10-
_.
(quar.)
9-
9-16
75c
6%v prefei-red
7-25
18 %C
(quar.)_—„
(quar.)
American Biltrite
.
722 Vac
.....
...
preferred
6%
9-13
9-28
'
•
Co. of Canada, Ltd.— _
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar,)-——.__
American Bank
9-27
25c
Collieries ~(quar.)_
Baldwin
'
8-23
F
Baker
7-25
.
'
"
8VaC
1st
Bakeries
25c
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5 %
preferred. (quar.)
5%% preferred r (initial quar.)
3
8-22
5
9'
"
—
Aluminum
4V'a%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1V 2 %
$1
(quar.)__
Aluminum Co. of America, common
Common
Brunning
1
Co.- (slock dividend).———
S
8-15
American
1
8-
B
-9-2
6%,preferred
8-
1
8-15
9-10
Airlines
1
9-
3
9-
>9-16
3Va% convertible preferred
American Art Metals Co.—
9-
18 %c
20c
American
621/2 c
3
37yac
common
Shoe
30c
dividend
Ayrshire
9-16
•
Companies
(quar.) —
————
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv: pfd. (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd., new com. (initial quar.)—
Aggregates,
Brown
B/G Foods, Inc., common (quar.)
——
75. cents. convertible class A (quar.)
50c
,
preferred
1
9-24
$1.02
Altec
5%
8-
9-30
22 VaC
4Va%
1
10-21
Beta Food Markets, common, (quar.)
5% • preferred
A—_4__—
Alpha: Portland Cement (quar.)
American
9-
—-
RR Co.
Axe-Hougiiton Fund "-A"
•
3
9-
1
.
Alpha
4%
&
75c
4.08%
preferred
Brown
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allis-Chalraers
$3.75
1
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
,
Products
Avon
8-10
•
8-23
10-
Gold
Stock
1
3-23
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg., common
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
—
Allis (Louis) Co.
(quar.)
—,
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)_
4%
8-
$1.08%
r
Fe Ry, Co.,
Line
Co.
Automatic .Canteen
9-
20c
'
.
—•—
Corp. (Mich.)
Corp., common
Powder
Electric
Auto
8-12
10c
(quar.)_.—
_
Stores
8-26
40c
Products
Allied
8-16
30c
*—•—
Extra
Allied
1
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Aunor
3
9-
9-10
$1.31%
(quar.)
:
__•__ -j-
Laboratories
Allied
9-
(quar.)————___—
Coast Line
Corp.,
5%
,,
9-15
'75c.
(quar.)
Co
8-15
Atlas
;«
(quaf,)_
Co.
Allied Gas
9-23
3
_13%c
______—
preferred
5 lA %
Co.,
1
9-
;
—
Brown Co.
.
,
preferred
(quar.)_
Allied Chemical & Dye (quar.)
5Va%
linance
Atlas
10-
$2
preferred
preferred
Atlantic Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co.,
8-30
12Vac
Brown &
1
—
Air
Atlantic Coast Line
9-13
(initial) —
1
8-
60c
Light Co., common (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)— _.——,
10-
1
Brooklyn
8-
1
Gas
10-
10-
7-31
1
9-
4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Charlotte
&
4.44%
$1.15
Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
(R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Pictures
^Atlanta
30c
35c
2
9-
59c
—
$1.05
$1.25
9-
Refining
&
8-16
Alleghany
Artists
Atlanta
8-16
,.
20c
$1.10
$1.10
—„,
(quar.)____—
Garden Apartments (s-a)
25c
Corp.
(quar.)—
Atchison. Topeka & Santa
8-16
3
9-
(quar.)
pveferred B
28c
Astron
5
87 VaC
4.40%
4.40%
8-14
Share
Company
Borough Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
t20c
-_
participating class A
3
9-
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
Algoma Steel. Ltd., new common
All Canadian Dividend Fund—
Oil
Common
2
9.
9
(quar.)..—T__
Equipment Corp.,
9-
62 Vac
5%
Allied
8-23
$1.12 Va
(quar.).
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Alabama Power,
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Alan Wood Steel Co., common
(quar.)
,
9-16
8-30
$13c
(increased)
preferred
$3.50
Allied
8-15
prior
Alabama
Allen
3
10%
(quar.)____.
common
8-15
9-
37 Vac
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
4.50%
3-21
9-13
8-
9-13
Brooklyn
27V2C
Co., com. (quar.)—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
—
$5
preferred (quar.)_
—:
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)—
—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-13
10c
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Aetna-Standard
Engineering
Stock
dividend
Reduction
12-31
:3-31-58
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
(J.-D.)
—
______
B
Ashlanct
9-13
2%
dividend
Stock dividend
Adams
9-30
1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
Steel
Class
Aro
-
9-
25 c
(quar.)
Power,
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)——
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A
8-20
2%
Stock
Arkansas-Missouri
9-10
7$1.25
dividend
Stock
1
Armco
—
Name of
9
(quar.)—
Corp.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
8-31
Ltd.—.
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas
preferred (quar.)
Acme Wire Co. (quar.)
*dam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
Air
8-16
3
742 VaC
5%
*
3
9-
730c
(quar.) —
Refineries,
Atlantic Sugar
Common
(quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
Acadia
9-
$28 VoC
—*
preferred
4Va %
12 Vac
•
(quar. t
Common
9-12
10c
ins.
P.,
9-30
25c
(quar.)___~:
Abbots Dairies (quar.)
Abltibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
M.
A.
8-30
9-16
$1
Industries (quar.)—_——<——
Wrigley Stores (quar.)
C F
A
8-
.
9
8-
1
—
participating preferred (quar.)
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.) —
Arizona Public. Service, com, (quar.)
$1.10 preferred (quar.)—
$2.36 preferred (quar.)—„
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.) —_—
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
Holder*
8-26
•
9-
87V2c
common
50c
$3
Payable of Rec.
20c
.
.
A B
Whert
Per
Share
'
Co.,
Farms
Arden
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holder*
When
Per
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below we
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^
f r a*
Jtfumber 5665
Volume. 186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
.
re »■
IV ttej>
Short
of Comvavi v
Kii'ne.
Pnvahle
10c
Quarries
Cleveland
(quar.)
Products Co
Cluh-'rtijminum
._„u
!
(quar.)
Co.
Coca-Cola
lOc
,
$7.40'
Colonial
Sand. &
Stores,
preferred
preferred
4%
5%
Common
4%%
a-i
9-
3 "t
9-
50c
9-
lie
11*
$1.1 2*2
11-
1
9-
1
35c
___
$2'
—I
preferred
-
—
J
20C
V
,
J
'
8-16
-
;
.
9-30
20c.
>
12-20 f,
Bt
1
8f "'•9
."'8-9
z
12-
EaglfirPfcher Co.vfqila r. >
i:;(;
Eason
10-
8-15*
V
3
$4.50 preferred
S4V82 preferred
(>OC
lOC
B
'
9-16
8-
.,
9- 3
25c
:
$l3c
-
-
60c
$1.12 Va
Cook
Paint
&
10-1 •
,7-81,
7-19'
priorv preferred A
15c
45c!
Copp Clark Publishing Co.,
'6'.*.' preference (quar.')_;
,
9-
5.50%',preferred
9-
*
rv
V
67 "
2
8r-9
2
8-
Copper
Range
75c
_____
40C
9-10 '
H
8-21
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-
t$1.50„
2--'
1
8-15
25c
.
—
9-
50c
-
Co.
1V-
25c
___
9 1
3
9-10 f'
,
8-9'
"
Copperweld Steel
5% : preferred
.6^4
Co.,; common- (qnar.)^__r___
(quar.),
^
-
preferred
Cornell Paper
Corning' Natural
Coro,
Inc.
Corroon
Gas
Petroleum
Craife
B
Crmfrn
B
$2
12- 7
(No
9-10
8-23
„
9-30
•
TO-
1
1
28 %c
1
11-
1
1
10-15
(quar.)^__
1
8-19
Crown
Zellerbach
Crum
8-20
$4.20
Corp.,
Farm
common
Cuban-American
Cumberland
8-15
Curtis
7-31
$4
9-13
9-13
8-31
8
8-12
9-12
8-23
9-301
8-13 1
9
9-
3
10-
7
10-
*|
9
8-
Deere & Co.,
7';J>
4
8-15
9-27
9-13
Federal
8-31
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
9-27
9-
6
12-27
preferred
preferred
4.56V
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
10-15
93 %c
10-
9-13
97%
—
8-15
9-
8-15
9-3
8-15
1
9--3
3*
8-
37%c
;__
109-
50c
'
%c,
•
preferred
Delta
Air
Lines
9-10"
9-30
9-13
voting
(
quar.)
Denver
&
Rio
Grande
Western
ilv_r Tramway Corp.—
8-19
*2,5o to $3.50
1st
9-30? •"
9-10
9-»3
8-15
9-
3
8-
40c
debentures (quar.)__
Dentists Supply (N. Y.) (quar.)
8-16
9-30..
40c
.___
9-
3
8-
$2
25C
RR.
_
62 %c
(quar.)
.
...
8-
9-*3
9-
9-16
v
9-
;
h-
"etcoit Gray Iron Foundry
(quar.)
8-26
e|r°it Mortgage & Realty
l*tilt
(quar.)
9- 3
o'n
9- 3
steel Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5
6
12-151
•
Ford.
12^15*0
jainond
98-
9
9
8-
Portland
ghond T
»
/aphone
4'e
"
Cement
Corp.;
Preferred
Inc
|Di^ey
stock
(Walt)
(increased)
Productions
stillers
L,
Corp.
Ltd.
9-20
25c
9-10
8-30,
9-28
9-13
40c,
9-
3
3
8-23
9-10
1
versified Growth Stock
stor;k dividend
10-
11-25
1234%
9-
3
9-13
11-
(quar.)
$30c
1
10-29
8-29
9-14
8-24
Motor
8-23
8-
Realty
8-
2
—-
,
.
B
Foremost
(quar,)——
of Canada Ltd.—
Co.
Dairies
11-
1
'
9-15
*
Fort
Pitt
Bridge
Foster-Wheeler
;
Franklin
Works
Corp.
stock
—
—
,(quar.)
(quar.)_-
Funds—
Custodian
Preferred
,
—
S-
5"
Fruehauf
Fruit
Finance,
Trailer,
preferred
of
the
6%
pfd.
common
(quar.)
Loom
(s-a)
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
———
8-16
8-1
•
9-11T
8-26,
9-
3
8-26
9-
3
8-23
9-12
,
8-22
10-
1-
9-
9
10-1
9-;»
10-
9-13
1
9-16
8-15
9-16
9-
2
9-
3
8-
9
9-16
9-
4
9-25
9-10
9-10
8-19
9-' 3 !s
8-26
9-16
8-2*
12-16
11-23
8-30
8' 5
9-18
8-20
8-20
9-15
10-
1
9-
5c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-25
3
of America
8-31
8-
1
8-31
8-
1
9-10
8-16
P■'
Great Lakes Paper,
8-30
9-15
Ltd., common (quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
$1.20 class B preference
Northern
Great
Ry.
■
(N. Y.) (liquidating)
P.) Fire Brick (quar.)
—
Tap & Die (quar.)—
Industries (increased)
Greeley Square Building
8-28
8-13
Green
9-
3
8-13
Greenfield
8-26
8-15
.
Gregory
dividend
9-14
8-19
9-
3
8-12
9-14
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-16
$40c
$30c
75c
$2
8-21
11-
1
8-22
8-7
9-17
30c
12%c
(quar.)
8-26
8-
9
5%
15c
———
9-27
8-26
8-
9
9-16
8-30
Group
9-30
,
25c
(A.
Grolier Society
9-20
8-
Securities, Inc.—
All payments from net investment inc.
General Funds—
The
8-30
8-26
Stock
common
The
1
1
9-14
The
8-19
The
General Bond Fund
8-29
8-19
1
7-31
9-
8-20
Aviation
8-30
Building. Shares-—
8-23
Chemical
Shares
Electronics
8-30
Food
8-30
Industrial
9-
3
8-16
9-
3
8-16
Mining
9-
Petroleum
6
8-16
8-16
8-30
8-16
&
Shares—-—
Shares
9-
5
Tobacco
9-16
9-
5
8-
9
6O0
8-16
9- 1
9-
.
10-
1
9-20
'
12-20
,
preferred
.
'(quar.)—j.—I
Gulf Power Co.,
9-16
8-30
8-23
8-
8-26,.
7-12
-
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
Quarterly
2c
60c
Hajoca
a
8-20
8-
9-12
8-16
$$1.25
$$1.25
25c
25c
40c
9-16
9-16
8-
2
8-
2
10-
1
9-12
9-
3
8-16
9-13
8-15
75c
20c
9-
3
9-
3
8-15
9-18
9-
3
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)
Ltd. (interim).—
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hamilton Watch* common (quar.)4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hamilton
Cotton,
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
Cotton.
Hammermill Paper Co., common
preferred
preferred
4%%
4V4%
8-31
7
3
8-
3
8-15
9-16
8-22
99-
Oil
Hancock
Class
5%
B
Co.,
&
—
Plywood
Harbison-Walker
6%
8-
8-30
8-30
8-16
9-
9
6
8-19
9*9
8-19
1246
11-25
-10-58
2-14
9-10
10-
1
8-
2
9-15
9-
3
8-
1
12-
2
11-
I
9-
1
9-
+30o
3
common
Refractories,
(stock dividend)
com.
(quar.)
9-10
8-
9
11-15
11-
5
9-13
8-23
9-13
8-23
9-
^2%c
3
9-15
9
8-19
9-10
1
10-
1
9-10
9-10
8-26
8-31
8-31
10-31
9-
3
8-
8
8-
8
10-10
8-19
9-
8-19
6
8-23
9-
3
8-
9
10-19
a>i.ou
3
9-
10c
45c
3 "
8-
10-
gc
sl-2!3
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-16
9-25
(s-a)
(quar.)
8-15
9--2
60c
vSo
t$1.25
25c
$L
r
preferred (quar.)
Harsco Corp.
50o
$l-12/a
$1.0b,4
35c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.) —;
(quar.) —
class A (quar.)
Harman,
preferred
Harbor
8-31
9-16
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Handy
9-15
9-20
8-21
—
Co.
Hallnor:Mines.
Hamilton
5%
10c
15c
2%
$1
75c
(quar.)————"—.—-
Corp.
—
Oil Well Cementing
Halliburton
Hammond Organ Co.
9-15
,
Ltd.
—
Hackensack Water Co.
8-15
8-31
8-16
a
8-30
'
9-10
12%c
15c
62VaC
$1.16
4.64%
8-30
9-16
8-16
(quar.)—
50c
—$1.25
——
$1.25
____—$L25 I
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—;
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf,Oil Corp.
8-26
8-16
8-30
'
30c
$5
8-30
9-30
(quar.)——
(quar.)
$5
,,
8-30
-
(quar.)
(quar.).,—
Interstate ,Gas,t common,
9-30
5°c
8-30
Mutual; Fund, Inc.—
Investment income),—10c
9-16
9
8-16
8-30
-Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR;, common
•7-31
1
1-1-58
6%
9-13
^
845
10-
Gulf
,
8-30
net,
(From
8-15
8-16
1 Oc
Finance, class A
convertible preferred
Guardian
6
8-15
,
3
Shares
Guardian Consumer
8-15
.
81 Uc
12%c
7c
—
Shares—
8-16
8-16
8-30
13c
Shares
UtilitiesShares—
9-13
.
Stock
Shares
8-30
8-30
6c-
9-16
9-
8-16
9c
Equipment
Railroad
1
8-30
9c
Shares
Steel
1
8-16
8-16
3c
Shares
Bond
8-23
9
8-16
8-30
8-30
11c
—
8-20
9-
8-30
7c
7c
12c
Shares.
Machinery
8-30
9-
8-16
8-30
9-13
10-
8-30
8-30
8c
5c
Shares-.
Railroad
11-29
8-16
7c
Merchandising
9-20
8-16
8-30
Electrical Equipment Shs.
8-31
9-16
12-20
8-16
—
—
Shares
9-23
9-16
8-16
8-30
10c
8c
9-10
8-16
8-16
8-30
7c
10c
—_
Inausu-y * unds—
Automobile Shares
9-10
9-10
8-30
8-30
8-30
13c
,6c
10c
Fund
Growth Fund
Capital
Fully Administered Fund
Institutional Bond Fund
8-29
oc
8c
—
.
^
Great
8-30
-
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)k
Fresnillo Co.-(quar.)
1
.—'—
Above
payment
less
15%
Mexican
tax
(net payment of each dividend 17c)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)k—
8-16
9-2
9-1
preferred (quar.)
—_—_—__T' $1.75
Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)__k_
'
30c
7$>
8-30
9-15
——
(quar.)
■
_r—
5
9-21
8-20
5c
—-—
Class A
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
9 "
8-19
$1-25
*L25V
10c
60c
$1
20%.
3%
(extra)—._k__"
(quar.)—,
fquar.)_——
A
;
Class
4%
Fund—
100%
Industries—-
American
9-14
•
t
9-
5
9-
—
-?
8-30
I2r
"■
17%c
62%c,
*
pfd^-(qyar.)—-1'
Health
for
Friendly
Ltd.
—
(quar.)—-
prior pfd.
9-5*
9-26
9-26.1
10-1
20o
American
Railroad
(quar.)———-—
—
10c
(final)
Seagrams,
9
9-1J
•
;
Corp.,
Class
*
8-23
9-
3%
dividend
Co.,
9-20
$1
Forest,
Distillers
8-30
25c-
$1
common
(quar.).
Pkrks
;
8-31,
9-12
25c
(quar.)—
Motor Car Co
9-
9-14
5C
1%C
1"
8-
1
9-1','
2%
Motel
Ford Motor
9
9-20-,
$1.50
iquar.)__
9-
10-1
400
60c
$2
$25o
$25c
18c
75c
1
Great
7-12
<•
3
8-16',
35c
(N. Y.)
Great
>
Foods
62 %c
;
:
Ltd. (stock dividend)—
Stores, common (stock dividend)-.
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar!) —————;—
3%%: preferred;,(quar.)—_k——_
•Food Mart, Inc. ■ '1—__-1
:——~——-
'
8-12
,
10-
dividend
5%-'preferred ,(quar.)——
_—r—T_
Flexible
Tubirig; Corp.————————--k_Flintkote; Co^, common
(quar.)
$4.. preferred^ (quar.)_L_——-----
.Fluor
_
preferred, (s-a)
„
(quar.)_
"Food Fair
5;
845
3
(quar.)
Corp.
Fleming; Co.,i5%
9-10
30c
(quar.)
A
Common
Sign & Signal Corp., comr
preferred (quar.)
—;
Fleetwood
9-30
!
—
FishmanBM, H.) .Cow (quar.)—
$1.03
-
| Dennifi0h Mfg., - (quar.)____.
5'i preferred class (quar'.)___.
*
9
9-10
"
9-10 ')
9-19 .-
$1.14
(quar.)
'_
"Flagg-Utica Corp.f 5c/o
8-30
9-10
9-30
$1.07
;
.
$1.25.'
4-20V
9-12
9
8-
,
•8-13-
8-20
9-30
92
■
9
9-16
12% C
(quar.)__
;
8-
1
9-
-
i
8-30
Insurance—
I—z—
Quarterly
,
9-
c
97 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.: (quar.)'
_i.
Finance Co. of America, class A
8-15*
9314 c
;
1..
9-
32l/2c
31V4C
40c
—
Filtrol
9-
60c
(quar.)____
pfd.
!
3
10^1
50c
quar.)_
(quar.)
Great American Indemnity Co.
8-15
9-
6O0
tJnion Co., common (quar.)
Granite-City Steel Co.v (quar.)—
9-21
9-3
9-; 3
-
50c
Grand
:
9-
8-30
■
8-13"
1
10-4^
$1.50
,
(quar.)—*
A
Class
845
8-20
1
9-/1"
S25
45c
(quar.).—40c
Class B (quar.)________l—
——
40c
Fire Association;of Philadelphia (quar.)——
55c
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4%%' pfd. (quar.) - $1.12%
First .Bank Stock Corp.' (quam)__
40c„
<First National
Stores; (quar.)j^__-_;
50c
•Fischer & Pqider Co;, (quar.)5c
9-13
$1
(quar.)
(W. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Graoe^BaticixaL Bank., (N.*Y.) (s-a)
(quar.)—
>
9-
$1.12,/a
Grace
,
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & Co.
Fifty Asso. (Boston) (s-a)—n—
—_—
8-16
9-.
10-
Warehouse
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Electric
dividend
Stock
10-4
3
15c
(s-a)
Ferro
6
87 V2C
;
&
Co.
Pacific
Federal
8-15
9-16
—
r.
Glass
$1.25
(quar.)
4.28'^'
Compress
Stock
fl
8-30
35c
3.70V
12-
"
Light,-4%
8-15
$3
25c
68%c
30c
40c
20c
60c
17c
20c
5%
z—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings. Inc; (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)-
6
25c
Delaware & Bound Brook RR. (quar.)_
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR._
&
8-30',
Employees
The
Federal Insurance Co.
10-
(quar.)
.Grafton & Co.; Ltd., class A
Co.—
Insurance
___L
9-15
9-
75c
(quar.)_
Delaware Power
Lixe
Traders
&
Federal
50c
(quar. )^
common
preferred
-
v
8-15
9-10.
8-15
,
—
Co^> (quar.)—i
(increased
WB
40c
9-16
(quar.)
com.
5
9-
8-15
.
37V2C
25c
10c
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
^
Gossardti (H.
8-30.
10-
8-31?
27%o«.
50c
10o„
.Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gorham Manufacturing . Co.
(quar.)
9-
3oc
(quar.)
Shops
Metallurgical (quar.)i
Equipment Acceptance (quar.)___—
Federal
preferred B (qqar.)
,
Co.-
Candy
Fedders-Quigan, common (quar.)
5V2% preferred 1953 series
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__!
GolclStock Telegraph
60c
—
—
&
Morse
Farmer
Quarterly i
9
75c
3.90 "X preferred C
(quar.)i
3^WVo -preferred A (quar.)__^___-__
_
•
8-10
8-10
A
Dayton Power &' Light Co.,
9-12
9-16
2
15c
(quar.)__
Day-Brite Lighting (qiiar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR.P common
111- «
9-13
class
6
946
40c
___*—
8-23
28c
(quar.)
Dana Corporation, common (quar.)
3%
'■ preferred A
(quar.)_^_.
8-15
8-
A
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
8%' preferred
__i
(quar.)
.Co.
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
prior preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative
Bearing
$1.75
(quar.)__
pfd.
7%
Sugar Co.,
Apartments
Corp.—
$2 lion-cumulative 'class
$2
(quar.—______
(quar.)
_______—
9-10
Curtiss-Wright
9-13
18Vic
20c'
$1.12%
(initial)
jrreferred
50c
r,
preferred
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12
8-30
10c
l'/o
—
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)__^.
8%
Iy9-18
I y 9-18
$1.25
—
—
(quar:>___—____—
common
dividend
60c
Farmers
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
pfd.
Porster
&
preferred,( (quar.)
Resistor,
Fanny
payment;at this time)—
9-10
9-10
•
Increased,
.
8-13
8-15
15c
30o
5c
15c
4%%., convertible preferred .(quar.)
;
8-15
Fairbanks
class A
—
preferred
convertible
Government
Fansteel
the
on
9-5
•,
8-8
50o
'
Brewing;- common—
GO^cents
8-14
Extra
9-10
10-
50c
(quar.)l
taken
9-20 "
,
2;
9-.'l
2%
>
;
9-3
Fafnjr
Finance—
action
8-15
•
Stock
9-16
25c
(quar.)—
class A
8-31"
Goebel
8-15
8-24
2
9-
$1.25
40c
10c
_
(quar.)
Gould-National Batteries
Erlanger Mills, common
4%% ; prior preferred
Evans Products
(quar.)
Inc.—
Co.
8-15
1
9-20
9-
9-30
■
.
8-15.
"
Gillette7Co. ;(quar.)_^
10-15
11-
-
8-31'i
•
8-15
1
10^-1
.
.Gleik-Gei-y Shale: Brick,, common.(quar.)—;—
6% first preferred (quar.)
'Globe-Wferhicke-Industries (quar.)_.
9-6
New
8-15
10c
(quar.)—:
;
9-15
Stock
9-10
9-
& 00.—»
9-19
$57
-
-
845/
8-15f
9-16
7
8-20
j
9-30
.'25c,.
:—?—~
—
5%% >,convertible preferred
8-31-7
••
(G.5 M4
.uiannini
8-15'
8-31
dividend
•.Stock
9J
9-10
10-
8-16
8-31
9-
7
10-
1
9-10
55o !
59%c
53Vr>c_
(quar.-)——-i.
—
.Gerber Products (quar.
—
—__
•Getty. Oil C04 4% preferred (quar.)———
8-15
.
11-
.
45a;
5%l preferred
9-30 h
Erie
8-30
9-16
12V2C
(quar.)
"
•
'
8-31
15c.
56V4C.
25c#-,
25o
Elgin National Watcn -Co., (quar.) _
15c,
Emery Industries (quar,)
———_
25c;."Empiro District-Electric, .5% pfd.. (quar.)i_ ...
$1.25 r
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.18%" .
Employers Reinsurance Corp.. (quar.).
';
25c,
.'Emporium Ckpwell Col, common (quar.)
30c..
7%
preferred ; (s-a )_4—
$3.50
Equitable Credit Corp" 50c pfd. iquar.)_—
12%c
."Equitable Gasv Co., common (quar.)
40c
$4,503 conv. preferred (quar.)__
$1.12 %
Equity Corpi, common_
—_________ iv
15c *
$2 preferred-(quar.)
—__—bOo —
Erie.& Pittsburgh RR., 7%
pfd. (quar.)__- " 87%c
$
Erie? Railroad Co,, $5 preferred" (quar.)—__
$1.25 f.
fi
10c
class A
8-16
8-31"
(quar.)
;x
preferred'(quar.) ____________—,
Electrographic Corp.?; (quar.)____
—___
Electrolux
Corp", . (quar.)
8-30'
9-
9-15-. •.
,Geopgia-Pacifii(vCorp.k.,common ,(quar.)_
9-15
8-3L-
10-
1
-
1
12-16
,*
9-30
946
"
9-13'*
1-1-58
93 %C
8-10
11-
2%
—
Seal
&
6
9-30
i:25c
•
,
9-2(1,.
11-15
$2.50
-
,,
,
,9-16
12 VaC
International,
Cork
preferred
Crown
(s-a)
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
A
9-
5c
.
1
$4
.____
class
10-
25c
(quar.)__
Cork
Crown
9- 7
9-30
(quar.)____
preferred
Service.
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
8-15
8-31
25c
tquar.)
convertible
Crossett
9- 3
9-
Hp Inc.
Cribben & Sexton Co;-—
8-16
8-15
8-28
Realty
3%%
Co.,
Class
8-16
12-
& W.
Crecjlt Finance
8-16
8-23'
8-23"
9-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
_r.
Cra(idock Terry Shoe; 5'v pfd. iquai.)
Craig Systems (stock dividend)
Cram
ext. Li)," Ltd.
('uoreased tpuV.i
8-16
9-10
"
(G.
Cosmopolitan
8-23
9-10
;>
26c
(qpar.)—..___
Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A
COsden
8-
Uiuur.)—„
_l—______
Corson
8-15
*■„
25c
"■
(quar.)
&
Products
VaC ;
75c
•', 62
(quar.)
Board
8-23;
9-30
$1.37 Va
$1.34* t
$1.41 V4"
$1.37%-'
$1.42 ,,
$1.25 v.
50o
50cu
8-15
845
9-10
11-
30c
Series? B
*.
9-
84 5
,
1_
(quar.)
•
9-30'
Storage Battery/(quax.)_____
Refractories! &
Abrasives
Corp.^—
Electro
8-30
9-
-
3
...
4.40%< preferred s (quar. )i
4.75%2conv; pfd. (quar.)
Common
Electric
8-i 7
9-14-
.
preferred • (quw,. )___i___-:t.________
$5- preferred ? (quar.)_-_l
_________
.Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
i—,_
8-22
946
94«k
8-23;..,
$25c
5.68 Oc
9-13
9-30
*
25c
(quar.)____
:
10*. 1..
(quar.)j "$1.02Va
*
$1.06 V4. v
(qUar.)_'„________4_
(qua!-.) _a—
(quar.)_____
9-
>
$1.25
Genuine-' Parts
10«iA'
J37V2C-
(quar.).
(quar.)___
5.36%'. preferred
5.650S* preferred
8-79','
.
(quar.)
Trust',, Ltd^
8-15
56c
..
(quar.)
—•
GenerabTiret.&''.Rubber., (quar.)—..
75c?
$25c%
•
5
9-20
55c
845/
9-
9-
1
3
$2.25, preferred
4.25%i? conv. preferred
,25of«
f
u—
^.
A> inuar.
5% V preferred
:
5
84
9-14 ".
class
25c.-'
8-15
9-14"
62%c.
8-15
a_
-
9
8-28
u
.
-
General Telephone Corp., com..(quar.)—:
-
.
8-12#>
9 -16
8-23
8-
5
.
8-15
9-j3;
9-*
22%c
,
1 8-30
9-16. '
30qt*'
7V2C •
-
<quar.J)i.Ll_^_,
InVestiiient
: 9-16
8-15
9-12
933/4C
$1.23
60c
1
25c
50c
(quar.)—
General;Telephone Co. of. Wisconsin—
*
$5 preferred (quar,)
—__
8-23
10- A
.
9-13
9-24
.
.*•»>■
9-10,#, ■"
10-15't
45C, '
„•
_
v
Uommon: (quar^.
V
8-15
•
-
10-1
50c
—
'
'
Co:—
.
,
8-26:,,.:
.
93lie,
Cooper-Bessemer eorj't tquiir..
Copeland1 Refrigeration
(quar.)
8-30
9-14
$1.50k>
:El Paso, Natural Gas Co., .4.10V pfd.
4 Vi (/ir preferred- (quar.)
9-1
,
Interurbaxu- Water.
&
60S" preferr«d4(quar.):,
; Air
Lines (quoF.)
$1
9-. 6
9- fi:
V
8-30
25c'
(quar. )_"i—
(quar.)__
.
8-23
-
'
'
55C '
?
-
Eddy. Paper, Ltd.,. common
•
'
.
$3
8-30
8-16
9-
•
t$1.75'
pfd. (accum^)
Eastern .Racing Assmi
'
:
Lovlis
Economic
9^ 87
10.-1
'Kabtenay Bower:Ltd.; 7%
,$1 preferred
8-' 1 ;V;
8-13"
;io- 1
$1
Varnish, common
'2-'i;
$1.04
vqmiv:>
»•.
8-30
•
.
9-10
"12 %C"
:Eaton. ManufactilVirigt .C'o;V(quar.)
'
''
$1.12%
$4.50 second preferred (quar.
Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quai:) *
31 Vic
•
".
•.
Eastern, Corp:?)
■,"8-19®,
-
$1,13
"
_______
<quar^
Co
9-13
31V*C
,
*
*
Continental St*el
1
8-28 y
I;-:JO 1:
:"8-20"
30c.
..
\
4'$-
preferred-
8-28"
■
9-13'"
25c
Eastern
;
*■
•' 9"
437VSc-
;'
--'-i'l—i
preferred (quar.)
Continental Call, common
9-10
9-10^
"
.
•
do,.- (quar.-)_______
Oil
EastuSfc?
9
8-15
*
Container Corp. of Amer, com." (quar. )_'__ir_-
$3.75
9*"
Water- (Maine X (quar.)—
Consumers
9-10
6
9-17
9-27
50c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
—•
Advertising Co.
(quar.)—
General Plywood Corp., 5% eonv. pfd. (quar.)
General Steer Castings
(quar-)
General, Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4%%- .preferred (quar.)
—
.General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
"
5% preferred, (quar.)k
General: Telephone Co. of Ohio— '
$2.20 preferred
(quar.) /
General,'Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
8-20
<ao^iV
.•
15c
Lasti MklarticM Mhieapy Ltd
H.-. 9-13 V,..8r28'
v
25C- '«
r;.
(quar._
(quar.')
(rruar,)^_ii._^
preferred
$4,.16
-
$1.25.
-
i
9-20
1
East
V
9-17
.
—
8-30
10-1"
9-
1
9-16
10-
(quar.)__
common
General Outdoor.
8-23
1
10-
1%%
—
Corp.,
10-
3
10c
$5
3
>
330
•
•,0-y ■
; 10c
•
——
(quar.!
9-
.
Motors
8-15
35c
Co.
dividend-.—:
Stock
9-
3
$1.25
tquar.)_^
j
Merchandise
8-15
9-
8%
60c
50c
12%c
$3.75
9-20
'
preferred
General
9-25
v
*12-15;-
45c*
tv> ^
J:„ir'
& Paper-*(toqr.)"
common
$1.75
,
1
9-30 *
9-10
30c
r_w-*r_xhix
1-
9-16
4
5c *■
1
Dimham-Biish..-Inc., cbmqion (quar.)
preferred • (qpai;)
________
Duriren, Co^ (qunr.)
Duro Test. 5%''«bnf. pfd. series 195o ( quar.-)
•'
Consumers/Gloss*, Ltd. .(quar.) -il*.
Co.';
_____
General
*
—
(Guar;)!-.
Water, Pow er
(qiiar.)
,
Pchver .C043
5." 5'4
.
Power
S.. A.
40c
5%
8-30
lO^L
45c
cbmmou.Uihcfeased' quar.> 4
7'^ preferred j(quar;)-.__:
-——:_u
'V
,
V'
5-15
-
; ryf&oc
56WC
Consolidated.Theatres, ..Ltd.—".;'/"v
Consumers
Ltd.. U;
(quar.-r-
7-31
10^15'
50c-
(quar,)i_l___
;
7-31
8-12
$2
45c
25c
(quar.)__
$& preferred
Co.,
3
9-10
9-16
Texas—
Electric, Ltd. (final)
Fireproofing Co
General Foods
Corp.
(quar.)—
General Gas Corp.
(quar.)
"General Industries, common (quar.)—
8-30
10-
-
30c
Duut& Bradstreqt w(irrcg.)_J__-
8-31,»
$3
.____
'.
Consolidated^ Paper Co. * (quarr):^_i.T_i-'_r—""
Consolidated
(s-a)_
(quar.)
.Corp.,. 4%-"preferred
Duke
fy
9-13,.?' C-,8r30V
8-31
;
(N. Yv) v (qliai^it-i—'
Consolidated! Electrodynamics • (quari)
(quar;)
Rockaw&y RR.
Dryer ,Co. of:.AinericaM(quar. )_
9-30
.
12-31
Consolidated Edison co,
Class' A
&
yChemical CO.
Co. of
General
9-16-
'
9-
"
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
(quar.)
com.
General
8-15
8-21
-
25c
Dresser ' Industries;
4
45c
34c
25c
50c
(quar.)
common
Cigar Co.
(increased)
Crude Oil
iquar.)
General
8-15
8-15
"*
Baking
9-161
50e*
8-304
31 V4O.
C•}. iquar.>.i___'
Consolidated; Laundries
3
9-2
25c
Corp.. (quar.)
Dover ' Industries
1-29& *
20c
40c preferred (quar.)
1
9-
15c
(Toronto^
Association^
9-
15C
94- 28-15
10^-T*
'•$50C
Connohio, In,c.,
20c
9-13
dividend
Stock
8-21;
1
•
31V4C-
h
(quar.)_—:—__
Power
General
50c.
Drcwry's
<-
Quarterly i_i.—
Connecticut; General Life Insurance Co.^-t
Quarterly U-——:—_______
Connecticut
-8-16
50C
Dover
10-15;
Quarterly'
8-31
9-14
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc. (quar.
Dravo
9-10
■25C
(quar.>2^---r.L$r-a.x.'2--.
Life
General
81V4 C
8-15
25c:
Mills "Corp.* -common:1 (quar.).:
4%
7-3 L
8-14
10-16k
8-15
9"
v
„
,
Confederation
American
8-30
1
3 %
America
8-23
•__
9-10
10-
(quar.)
General
U5c
)
01 Rec.
9-27'
56'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.1
8-15
3
10-16
9^0.0
50c
tl5c
Cbmhined^LockS Papers blass -A (quari i•.'
Commercial Shearing. & Stamping tqtiar.'Hu
Cone
9-
General
■
9-
Service
Gas
9-20
(R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
;;
Bros.1 (quar.)__^__z^l_*—______
Dorr-Ohver," common (quar.)_
$2
preferred - (quar.)______
Dow
Quarterly" _.—___L-lTi_—;
w.—
Enterprises. Ltd.
(quar!
k
Combined'Insurance-Co. of America »(stock
•
Gardner-Denver
9-13
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Holder«
When»
30c
>
Co.—
preferred
-General Acceptance Corp.,
—
Donnelley
9-16'
^
f
preferred
Ltd.",
•
4% %
$62 %c
(quarh
Investments,
E.)
(R.
(quar.)__
Co.
8-20
1
9-20 *
10-1
t$1.25
ju-tji-
9-20
6ue
Carbon Co. (quar.)—:
National Life Insurance. (Boston)
Combined
5%:
Donomie
9-
39c
1
Dover
—,
OonheCuicut' -Light
Power Bqu&r.
Combo ".Shoe •"Machinery,;pfd. (quar,)
Dominion Stores,
8-15
*oc
(quar.) 4 J.
preferred
0-r*i
10-
o-
ioi
5vi.
9-
lie
—__——!
Coioyu_u az Soutiiciii x.y. eo.—
». 4%
1st preferred
tquar.)__v~_-________
idiviu.t *3 vSiisV
1
8-16
62 Vac
—
(f ar.)
;
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Columbian
1
8-
8-Jl
15c
(quar;)
Dominion
Briage,
Dominion-Scottish
8-16,
Mm
8-26"
A,')
(Geo.;
Funsten
10c
(\4uar.)
(quar.)
57o-l preferred
^
9-27
27 Mac
"7
inc.
5uc
income)-
investment
net
Houses
Fuller
Payable
Share
Name of Company
Rec.
oj
Inc.—
□odgq, 6j Cox Funa—-Beneiioitu shares
Dodge'Manufacturing Corp., $1.56 pfd, (quar.)
uoimmoh <x, Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
8-15",
9-15
Fund,
Per
Hoiaer•
6uaid.. Puyaoie
Investment
Dr. Pepper Co.
25c
preferred
doluinhian
9-13'
'8-20;,
8-201,
.
2
8-31
——,
(quar.)
Dobbs
4j/2C
(quar.)__.
(monthly,)
(monthly)
Common
(From
■;
9-12
Central
Coloi-am
3
9-13
9-30
(uuar.)_
(quar.)
9-
Diversified
87V2C
Co. of Amer. (quar.)
Stone
common
9-
1
9-- 2
$1.25
5%
Name of Company,
9-16
10-1
loc
Foil Co., common tquar.T
____
preferred A
—:
_
Colgate-Palmolive Co., 3%% pru. xqaar.)__
Colonial Acceptance, class A
•.—
Cochran
Colonial Life Insurance
10-'
Wnen
Per
of
13
(737)
noniet*
1
9-27
$1
.'
Coca-Cola International Corp
Colonial
10-
3. <:*
10-
4
11-
"
1
9-13
.
\
Chemical
Harstaaw
Schaffner
Hart
Electric
Hartford
Hartford
Gas,
of Rec.
common
3
8-15
5%
9-27
9-27
9-19
8-30
8-20
Co.
8-13
9-16
8-30
9-20
8-21
Kansas
12'/2C
4%
B
preferred
Newport Chemical,
,
1.
9-13
3.80%
10-
1
9-13
9-
9-16
9-
8-
9-30
9-20
50c
—
9-14
9-
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
-
20c
(quar.)
common
87V2C
—
9-
$1.09;¥»
■
1
Corp., common
■<-5% l&t preferred (quar.)
5%% 1st preferred (quar.)
Club
8-15
Kellogg
9-25
8-31
Kendall
3
8-15
J45c
15c
(
9-
30c
'
W.),
Housatonic
414%
Hublnger Co.
Extra
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)—
434%
preferred-—L-
4
8-15
Kern
8-21
Kerr-Addison
8-29
8-
5
Kerr
9-27
9-
3
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc., com.
30c
9-12
8-16
9-12
8-16
quar.)
___
class A
8-20
Kleinert
8-30
Knickerbocker
8-20
8-
Knudsen
40c
9-10
8-16
12'/2c
8-30
8-20
Keystone
35c
(quar.)_„:
1
8-12
9-
1
8-12
9-10
8-30
Kroger
9-10
8-30
6%
$$1.25
9-
9
8-
31%c
9-
1
8-12
31 V4c
beneficial
7-31
9-16
8-30
35c
9-10
8-21
9-30
9-16
12%c
8-30
8-15
12 V2C
8-30
8-15
(initial)
com.
.
50c
(quur.)______
9-
1
Inc.,
IV/iC
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
8-30
preferred
8-15
42»/2C
(increased)
com.
preferred
Power
Co.,
9-
Class
Common
10-
10-15
35c
8-20
(quar.)
Paint3,
1
B
(II.I,.Inc.
Land
9-
2
8-19
t371/2c
9-
2
8-19
J50c
10-
1
9-13
Lane
Ltd.
(interim)
Fund
Gas
Boston
Water
9-12
8-
12c
9-16
(quar.
25c
________
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%- preferred (quar.)
10-
1
1
1
9-16
9-
3
8-10
$1.25
10-
1
9-10
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-10
Foundation
investment
income
_;
Fund
and
10c
International
from
Cigar
Harvester,
Investors,
(From
International
Quarterly
Nickel
22c
9-
1
50c
-
•
10-
5c
8-
1
8-23
3
8-
5
net
Resources
investment
1
9-20
r
9-10
5c
income)
Co. (quar.)
Interprovlncial Pipe Line Ltd.-(s-a)
Utilities Corp. (stock cliv.) ^
Quarterly (not payable on shares resulting
from stk div., only or
present shares)Interprovlnc'al Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
8-
(quur.)
8-31
8-30
8-31
9-
3
8-15
10-
25c
22c
of
Canada,
Common
(o-a)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%'preferred
4.35%
60c
10-
40c
1
1
1
9-26
9-14
preferred
4.20%- preferred <quari
Iowa Southern Utilities, common
10-
1
9-13
$1.08%
10-1
45c
Jamaica
3-10-58
410c
410c
9-3
9-3
3
8-
9-
1
8-
2
50c
$1
Water Supply Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
:
$5. preferred. 3 (qijar.
$5.50 preferred C. (quar.)_____
Ludlow
Lunkenheimer
9-
1
8-15
Lynch
9-
1
8-15
Lyon
9-
1
8-15
32c
9-
1
1
8-15
$i
9-
9-
1
3
50c
Manufacturing, &
Co.
Sales
(quarj
MacOregor
Machlett
$1.25
9-30
9-13
$1.37Vi
9-30
9-13
$1.25
common
<qu£r.)_
t
(quar.)_
9-15
1
11-
1
9-13
$1.25
8-29
9-13
$1.20
$1.25
»''
9-30
,
9-10
9-10
9-10
5c
10-15
2"c
9-
9-
1
..8-31
3
Mahon
-
9-13
8-25
10-
8-15
25c
____________
9-16
8-23
8-
5
8-
5
50c
-Mallory
'
(R.
C.)
Co.
*
8-23
35c
(P.
R.)
40c
9-10
8-23
Manhattan
35c
9-10
8-23
M-anltoba "Sugar,
Co.
Shirt. Co.
Ltd.,
■
9-14
9-27
9-13
"50c"
30c
.
'.35c
.(quar.)—*
'•
25c
$$3
\
.
9-10
"
9-
3
8-30
f
8-16
9-10
8-9
9-3
8-19
10-
1
Cash
1
9-17
9-17
8-30
8-30
1
9-13
.
10-
75c
30c
9-
8-24
8
9- 9
10-
t45c
10-
1
10-
1
t$1.75
10-1
8-30
8-30
8-30
Co.—
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
37!'2C
9-14
7V'aC
9- 3
30c
9-10
8-30
8-15
8-27
quar.)
1
9-17
9-3
62V2C
,
8-6
10-
$22Vac
<
8-31
50c
Drug
' 50c
&
8-12
50c
8-22
50c
8-22
9-10
8- 6
8-6
8-20
-
30c
-
Class B
10c
9-10
8-16
9-10
8-16
8-16
9-3
'9-16
8-ia
$15c
9-2
9-2
°m
(quar;)___-____'„^_'27VaC
9-10
8-30
$1.12%
9-3
y-16
J5C
10-1
1-2-58
10-1
1«9* 6
$.1.06
..
$1.18^4
;
(quar.) ______45c
Chemical
Corp.~ *
"
Q
"
Chemical
25c
$1.06%
Co.
of
Canada—.
_
t20c
(quar.)__l_'
(quar.)
<:
common
(quar. )__-v-_-_ ;
preferred-A
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)__;._
J8c
-
1 9-25
9-13
II-(1
.50c..
! 9-1°
75c
.
-
$1;75
.$1.50
Malleable & Steel Castings
(Continued
9
^
^
-
$5c "
7%~
8- »
;
!
preferred
—
B
*
8-9
8- »
9-23
9- 1
:
(quar.)i_
Co.,
8-30
8-27
10-15
"
45c
(quar.)
T
(quar.)__•*_!
National Lead
-
.$1.75
.
9- 1_
(quar;.)
(quar.)
Products
8-30
S-20
30c
(increased)
Food
-9-12
45c
Register (quar.)
convertible
9- 3
8-22
8-16
8-lJ
-
50c
_
common
8-16
8-22
9-15
9- 3
9-
30c
(quar.)____
' "
9
9-15
30c
Assoclation___________
■
8-15
8-16
8-16
8-31
26V4C
:
"
preferred
8-30
9-28
9-10
lc
_J,
8-19
8-2
8-10
9-9
,
1
.5c
(quar.)___.
8-6
3
9-10
40c -
(quar.)__
common
8-19
3
9-16
25c
(quar.)
common
Cylinder Ga«,
Class "A"
"National
9-16
10-
National Hosiery
Mills; Ltd.—1
Class A-(quar.)___v__4.
8-23
9-16
9-16
9-16
1
15c
National Gypsum Co.. $4.50
preferred
8-15
.,
10-
8-30
;
t$1.75
By-Products
cents
National
8-23
(accum.)_"_____ '..$1.25
pfd, ,(s-a^_,__.
5
9-14
59%c
(quar.)_l^J_________l_
g%
9-
37%c
quar.) —"
Malpe Central RR., 5%.pfd:
60
8-22
5c
:
(quar.)
preferred
National
1
5
8-9
1
9-13
$1.25
Supply
preferred
4V4%
8-20
90c
'
8-31
(quaf.)
(quar.)
A__1
(initial
National Distillers &
Common (quar.)
8-26
15c
19-6
$1.10
(quar.)
National Dairy Products
8-30
15c
-
9-13
9-15
10-
Fuel
4%%
8-30
65c
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
414%
7-30
-■
$1.25
(quar.K
National
8-30
25c
(quart)
8-16
9-2
common
National Alumlnate (quar.)
National Biscuit, 7%
preferred
10-23
'35c
—
common
8-16
9-12
;
9-20
Sport Products
Co.,
9-12
$1
25c
(quar.)__
National
8-23
10-
$1.75
MacWbyte Co. (quar.)_____
Magnavox Co., common (quar.)
4a4%
conv.
preferred (quar.)"
.Magar Car Corp. (quar.)
:
9-13
Jantzeti;:Inc.). 5% ^preferred
preferred
8-23
(quar.)
Laboratories
-Macmillan
8-30
$1.20
7%
8-16
$1.21
(quar.)
Corp., (quar.);
Products,
Metal
30c
(quar.)
Narragansett Racing
12-21
9-9
62VaC
(auar.)_:
8-15
(quar.)_
National Acme,
Extra
9-20
' 9-11
•"
9-10
,
45c
"
—'
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
Common
8-13
9-30
,
l
COc
;
pfd. (quar.)
8-16
35c
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
:
-;Muskegon Motor Specialties, $2 pfd. (quar.)
Muskogee Co* (quar.)__±__L_______"__J__._t
National
'
8-15
$1.25
■$4:40 preferred D (quar.)
;
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.) (quar.)______
5% 1st preferred (.quar.)
:
Jefferson Lake Sulphur,
io-
1-1-58
class
Extra
5'.4%
9-19
$1
Lyons-Magnus, class B
,
.
'
(quar.)
_
9-30
Products
Munsingwear, Inc.,
8-20
8-15
9-
15c
(quar.)____
8-31
pfd.
Co.,
Corp., Ltd., common
Mountain
7
>
$1
(quar.)
8-20
9- 3
9-10
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B< (quar.)
$5 preferred
8-7
9-
:
(quart)
3
40c
.
-'Motor Wheel Corp.
(quar.)___
Mt. Diablo Oil (quar.)
;___
8-7
9-3
137V2C
:
9-
$1.37Va
9-
8-7
9-3
(monthly)
common
8-20
.Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.$2.50
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc. (qng.r.)
40c
Motor Finance Corp., common (quar.)__
$1
8-7
460c
9- 6
3
9-
:
9-6
9-
1$1.19
8-7
$51 Vic
;
Chemical
Chemical
4%%
8-10
1
$1.27ya
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)_
Morgan (Henry) Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
2-17
9-3
RR.,
Moore-McCormick Lines
8-16
10-
4V2C
Moore-Handley Hardware
5%
preferred (quar.)
6
8-18
11-15
10-
Machine Tool Co.
(uoore
9-11
<
1
$1.15
Line
9-3
$2
(quar.)
Pipe
9-3
$1.25
(quar. K_
(quar.)
Pacific
Moore
11-18
Angeles Transit Lines (quar.)___:
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(quar.)_
8-15
_______
9-
10-
50c
(quar.)
B
Montrose
8-15
1
9-10
(quar.)_
75c
Power
preferred
1
9-16
35c
(quar.)__
Mining & Mfg.,
Monsanto
8-6
9-30
12-10
Los
35%C
$5
9-3
9-
$1.10
(monthly)
I
8%
preferred (quar.)_^.______:
8%
preferred .(quar.)__—_.
Lockheed
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
9-13
preferred
25c
r
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Monarch
8-16
45lVac
preferred
Co.
preferred
4.60%
10-10
$1.10
Extra
.
9-10
11-1
50c
Common
non-cum.
1st
Class
2-17
5%
^
pfd.
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
7%
(quar.)
class A (quar.)_.
Dock,
$1
Products
non-cumulative
7%
50c 3-10-58
Coal &
(quar.)
Corp.,
Missouri-Kansas
8-19
$1
common
Hone
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
8-15
guaranteed
1
44c
8-30
(quar.)
com. (quar.)
(quar.)
& Light,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar<)
8-16
9-
'
9-10
$4
11-18
$1.05
(quar.).
8-21
9-
9-10
97 Vic
preferred (quar.)
$li76 convertible preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Mfg. (resumed)___
11-19
9-13
9- 4
12-10
93S4c
4^4%
11-30
20c
COc
50c
20c
_
8-16
$1.12ya
Minnesota
9
50c
7%
9-13
$1.10
(quar.)______,
1
8-31
-—,
Refractories
$5.10
Lord Baltimoro Hotel—
8-23
10-
11-30
8-
(quar.)_
Lorain
56yiC
$1.12y2
9-10
(quar.).
4;84% : preferred
9-14
8-31
15c
capital
Lone Star GAs.
9-14
82 Vic
(quar.)
Iowa Public Service, com. (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
3.90%> preferred (quar.)_
'
8-30
10-
53%C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-30
9-30
56»/4C
8-30
guaranteed
Lock
9-30
8-31
9-26
9-21
guaranteed
9-16
10-
9-10
50c
12-21
—
10-16
37V2c
.
4.30 %< preferred (quar.)
Iowa Power & Light, common
3.30%
(quar;)
25c
1
—;
1
t20c
common
10-10
8%
"
.
preference (quar.)^
Loblaw, inc. (increased)
t20c
._
Power,
11- 1
9-13
2nd
.
;
Class A (s-a)
Iowa Electric &
:
9-16
Ltd.—
t50c
10-
75c
B
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd., common
1st preferred (quar.H
•
9-3
9-3
$1.11*4
10- 1
10- 1
12-31
Class
s
9-3
10-
$1.08%
25c
l1V*c
$2.40
8-30
9-20
10- 1
preferred
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5%
8-26
Loblaw
8-30
(quar.)
10- 1
$2
8-26
9-10
9-18
9- 3
97y2c
35c
9-12
Pipe,
8-30
(quar.)__
25c
9-12
Joint
1
9-13
9-30
(quar.)
—
3
10-
preferred
Micromatic
9
$1
12- 6
30c
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)___
preferred "$106 par" (quar.)
4V2% preferred "S100 par" (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
9
8-
1
9-13
12-20
Co.
Missouri
(quar.)
common
1
9-18
8-
9-
35c
10-16
75c
9-1
$1.31 !4
9^9
9-30
4J/2%
8-15
.
9.9
9-9
10- 1
4y2%
8-23
2uc
(quar.)—,
9- 2
1
1
87V/2C
Copper Co. (quar.)
Michaels, stern & Co.—
4>/2% preferred "$50 par"
8-15-*
9-10
8-15
5
1010-
9oc
96y4C
—
•
75C
9-16
8-20
preferred
preferred
Mexico
9
90c
—
(quar.)
J 75c
=
8-
8- 7
9- 9
9-
25c
87yac
f68%c
Minnesota
8-23
8-16
9-14
35c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
Mexican Light & Power Ltd.—
$1 preferred (s-a)
8-1
30c
1
8-21
9-27
4.35%
8-15
9-3
9-
3.85%
(Greenville, S. C.)—
160c
-
7-31
"8-16
$1
8-20
9- 3
Special
9
6-15
—
5
9-
9.13
9-1
(quar.^—
9-10
25c
2
8-2
1
3.90%
_
8-15
8-
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
1
50c
a-
10-
buc
10-
Special
8-15
10c
com.
common
Libby, common
(quar.)
Companies,
30c
preference (quar.)
Thermit, common (quar.)
preferred
3.80%
8-30
i
Ltd.—
Co.,
Metropolitan Edison
8-9
Special
9
50c
Paper
&
7%
11-30
9-3
25c
Original
8-14
8-19
}25c
_
(quar.)^ 1
6%
convertible, preference
(onardzJL---*
^Investors Diversified Services, Inc., com.
Syndicate
8-14
8-
Metal
1
9-
9-1
15c
25c
Assurance
Steel
15c
Original capital-
,
(quar.)
Foundation Ltd.,
Mersey
10-
$1.06y*
5Va % preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator (quar.)_lMinneapolis
St. Louis Ry. (quar.)__!__
!
2 v
(quar.)
Original capital
1
8-30
$1.18%
$1
9-10
Casualty
Loblaw
Interstate-Securities
Investors
8-15
8-30
9-12
,
40c
1
(quar.)
:
8-1
9-14
.
30c
30c
Oil
40c
Glass
RR—
8-29
9-3
—-
10-
______
J
Miami
8-16
toOc '
'
Quarterly
Quarterly
Midland
37J/L'C
Little
9.13
9-12
50c
50c
r
preferred (qu8r.)„___
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
Midland
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
8-13
—
$3.50
5
preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
9-13
3
25c
$1.50
8-21
9-
8-30
&
8-20
9-14
(quar.)
Merck & Co., common
8-19
8- 5
50c
(quar.)
Angejes Transit Lines
Lincoln Service,
9
9-
'
100'%
Interstate
Class A
3
8-31
75c
t70c
International
Investment
9-
3c
International Silver
Engineering Corp._
Interstate Motor Freight System
&
9-ie
9-30
70c
-(quar./
35c
s—
QuaVterly
Fund—
(From
—.—
(quar.)
preferred
8-16
9-10
Co.
Merchants Fire
8-31
Insurance (Tenn.) (quar.)
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)_
Liggdtt & M.ver$ Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly. (Eli) & Co., class B (quar.)
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
9-14
10-
35c
(ouar-.)-.
International
Co.
9-39
9-30
50c
62Vic
62,/2C
Quarterly
8-19
9-
$1.50
(quar.)__
(quar.)
International Resistance
Sons
Liberty Life Insurance
Ltd.—
Telegraph
International Petroleum, Ltd.
&
McNeil
51/4%
8-16
1
9-
+65c
Ocean
3
9-10
25c
$1.75
:
Canada
of
Salt
Libby*,
5
9-10
tif>C
s
International
8-31
8-
12-
Life
>
income)-
Co.
9-12
12-12
(quar.)
Co.
Engineering
Llbbey-Owens-Ford
Inc.—
investment
net
(quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
Mercantile
-
8-15
8-15
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Lester
9-21
-
D.)
(James)
Leslie
Los
(quar.)
pfu. • (quur.)
7%
3
preferred
(H.
Lees
from
Machinery
International
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)—
Lehigh Valley RR. (quar.)
securi¬
Machines
International
3
9-
1-2-58
$1
■_____
(12c
ties profits)
1
Inter-County1 .Telepnone & Telegraph
International Business
10-
75c
$3
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
20c
;_
_
Goi
Lee
9-16
10-
.
Secoru
$2.50
9-16
10-
25c
Industrial Development corp., common
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
Institutional
9- 3
9- 2
Leath &
2
$1
(s-a)
30c
$25c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
(quar )_
Tourneau, (R. G.) Inc. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
Le
8-15
10-
10-15
$1.15
Water, com. (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
414% preferred B (quar.)
Steel
1
1
$1.05
^
Indianapolis
Inland
9-
37 Vic
4.20%
preferred
8-
(quar.)
Lawrence Investing Co.,
8-15
3
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.; com. (quar.)
6%
8-20
45c
59%c
12yaC
$5
8 Vic
.
of
<te
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
Bryant,
Laura
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain «Si Ireland
Income
Title
9-30
12-31
12-31
9-10
10-15
9- 3
8-20
J 15c
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
-3.31
(.quar.)
Stores (quar.)
Co.
8-15
Corp.—
Mfg.
Men gel
9-18
9-16
12-16
12-16
8-27
10- 2
10c
class A
B
Telepnone
Shoe
8-15
8-30
(quar.) _____:
common
8-15
8.30
Co.,
&
8-15
10-20
,
4%% preferred A (quar.)—'
4% preferred B (quar.)
8-1
9-20
9-30
25c
—
Lamstcn
1
t321/2c
^
Melville
Menasco
9- 3
10- 1
tl5o
tl5c
8-15
8-31
Miami
(quar.)
<4.75%
7-25
quar.)—_
(increased
(quar.)
8-27
9-14
t
preferred (quar.)—,
Johnson & Co. (increased)———
lvleadville
9-11
8- 9
9-10
8- 9
8-16
9-27
12-27
8- 9
9-18
9-18
8-15
8-15
Extra
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)
Indiana
A
Lamson & Sessions, common
Ltd.—
(quar.)
class
Panic,
8-16
3
57 Vic
(quar.)
common
Imperial Flo-Glaze
Mead
9- 3
8-15
8-15
<8-20
8-15
8- 2
9-14
10-15
8- 1
t$1.75
9
9.12
$$1
,
4V'4%
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
Laboratories
,
4.60%
Idaho
Breaker,
1
Ray)
Mead Corporation,
(Alfred), Inc.—
Pnrtic.
Class
I-T-E Circuit
(quar.)___—
Gas
Lambert
8-15
8-30
Champagne
Lakeside
9-lb
12-18
$1.25
Industries
&
5%' preferred (quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling
8-15
9-30
12-30
( inc. quar.)—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——:
Superior District Power, com. (quar.)
7%
$1.25
preferred—
4.32%
Lake
$1.25
(quar.)
6%
A.),
-
Wines
Salle
Laclede
8-20
60c
(S.
Extension University
Quarterly
8-12
30c
new
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, common
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
1
Consolidada
La Salle
11c
—
common-
preferred
9-
La
La
5%
&
8-12
(J.
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.—
Common
iquar.)
—1
Class A 5% cenv. preferred (quar.)
8-30
9- 4
9-11
.0766
8-23
15c
10-10
15o 1-10-58
5c
8-19
20c
10- 1
27c <
9-30
30c
9- 2
$1.25
9- 2
(quar.)
Co.
8-23
5V2%
8-12
1
Heater
\
g-
9-30
50c
f40c
35c
15c
Porcupine Mines, Liu.
McKesson & Robbins
(quar.)__
9-14
8-24
8-30
S-12
9- 1
9- 1
10- 1
11- 1
8-20
50c
$1.50
$1.75
10c
—
10-
8-22
55c
9- 3
93%c < 9- 3
93%c
9-3
85c <,9-3
(quar.)
Mclntyre
o
7-31
„
10-31
,
8-12
1
9-
interest
Oil & Refining
Foods
1
9-
35*40
.
5%
Hunt
9-
32c
——
;
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)—
Kysor
^
8-20
—
Co.
h-22
8_9.>
g
•
(qunr.)_—1—_
McGraw Edison Co. (quar.),._
1—35c
McGraw-Hill Publishing
(quar.),
35c
8-15
8-30
10- 1
10- 1-.
9- 1
10- 1
!)-10
9-12
&
McDermott
20c
15c
25c
40c
50c
1st
7%
9
35 %c
—
(quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar.)
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
C
—
Creamery, common
9-
1
9-15
o-
McCormick
8c
$1.06 V*
__
—
5
8-_.0
9-16
9- 2
9-13
9- 6
9-2o
Fund
20c
(quar.)-.,
Inc.,
6
—
(quar.)
25c
(quar.
Foods,
-
1
Rubber
J- 6
19"_1
20c
28V8C
30c
30c
50c
17Vac
(quar.):
(quar.)—__—_~i—
Wire
&
B.)
1
60 cents preferred'
Koehring Co.
(quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kress (S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—
Hunt
10-
Steel
(I.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-20
tl2y2c
(quar.)
(monthly)-'—
(quar.)
Co.,
1st
9- 3
(quar.)
(quui.^____
Mines. Ltd.
preferred
Fibre
4.80%
9-30
—
Humble
4V2%
Keyes
$1.25
common
preferred B
of
r-uiid
Gold
Fund
$1.12 >/a
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)„__—
preferred A (quar.)
Units
County
Income
«"
8-23
$1.18%
:
o
■
9-13
6-io
37J/2C
?5c
8-30
1
9-13
20c
35c
50c
$1,121-2
3°c
32c
(V/. L.)
prelerred (quar.)_———
McCord Corp., common (quar.)_;
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—n.————
k
19-1
9-27
9- 3
$1.25
:—
8-15
9-ig
4%
2Vac
20c
5c
—
Corp.—
(quar.)—
•
.
..
4%
q"
8c
—
8-20
(quar.)
i?" ?
50c
$20c
(increased.)
8-16
Y.)—
Service
preferred
Inc.
—
8-20
Hudson Bav Mining <te Smelting, Ltd.
5%
(quar.)——
9-10
Hudson
5.70%
preferred
30c
•.
5.12%
(quar.)——
common
$1.06 y*
cvuum.ui
____
(N.
Corp.,
'
(quar.)—
9-10
■
Ltd..
preferred
$4.50
—
—
1J'1^
i
Jn"
o=
45c
Houston Lighting & Power (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co.
(quar.)
Howard Stores
Co.,
12- 1
8-15
9-
25c
Corp.
:
Stores, common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—____————
$3.75 preferred (1947'series) (quar.)_
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
______
Maytag Co. (quar.)——
McColl-Fiontenac Oil Ltd:, common (quar.)
,
8-i5
8-26
410c
.
$3.75
}}"ic
J?
1
in"
8-15
15c
dividend
Macotta
Muxson
ii-i»
^
§A?o!/4
$ A
8-fi
8-26
May' Department
J
—
Kerite Co.
.1
ts-a"
(quar.)
Public
Company
10
AA®?,.
8-15
—
—
Maule Industries
I
J2- 1
^ A
*Muar.)
common
50c
Co..
Co.
(quar.)
J" J-1
g-12
40c
Ltd., com. (quar.)__
(quar.)
1—_____
Mattliiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.—
•
-.o" T
12- 1
95c
$1
8-20
8-26
8-31
Conveyer
Stock
8-31
60c
20c
Extra
8-15
1
9-10
35c
12y2c
Massey Harris-Ferguscn,
Matliews
Maul
$1,1^a
(quar.)_____2
3
9-
*'
$35
<Okla.»
Co.
(quar.)
Hardart
(P.
°
»u-J
8-ju
;
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Holder*
Payable oj RfC
30c
Quarterly
J
q"
$1.08-,4
8-30
"
preferred (quar.)
Horner
-
1957
& Life Insurance-—
Massachusetts Indemnity
..
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5%
Kennametal.
;'
class A (quar.)
preferred
&
5%
9-10
9-20
«Ar??
4Va%
5
8-15
8-15
u
•
(quar.)
preferred
8-31
$7.50
4Vi%
9-1
^
Ligm 00.,
ds
i-ower
4>4%
8-31
,___—___
(annual)
Life Insurance
preferred
Kansas
0
Kawneer Co.
Ltd.. (quar.)
Co.— .*»
(initial)—
I
Honolulu Oil Corp.
Honker El^r c'vem
Horn
<8c
35c
50c
(quar.^i
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.35
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Manufacturing
Turf
12-
8-31
prelerrect
34 %c
—
Hinde & Dauch. Paper (Canada)
Hires (Chas.<E.) Co. (quar.)_
B
8-16
—
3
a-
12-16
30c
(quar.
5
8-15
9-15
45c
45c
Hotels
common
5
8-20
50c
Hilo Electric JLight Co., common
Class
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
,
preferred (quar.) _——
prelerred (quar.)——
4.35% preferred (quar.)_
4.50%
preferred (quar.),^
—
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
$4 prelerred (quar.)
——
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8-15
3
5c
,
preferred A (quar.)
-4%%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Hoover Co.,
--
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.20%
5
9-
-
30c
(quar.)
3Vi%
$4.25
& Moore (quar.)___
Marathon
Corp.
(quar.)
Marmon-Herrmgton (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.)
Maxwell
Manning,
0
8-31
4%
9-16
5c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins,
Home State
9
22%c
initial)
City Power & Light, common
10-
91V4c
(quar.)
Hershey Creamery
•
(quar.)
convertible preferred (new
Vegetable Parchment Co.
4%%
10- 1
iu- 1
$1-03%
59^.80
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Kalamazoo
dividend-
convertible
\ New
4%%
8-13
8-31
Chemical,
&
preferred
preferred
8-23
Heroid Radi<K& Electronics, common-,
Hollywood
4Ve%
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
Cement
Hobart
Per
Share
-
.
(H. J.) Co., 3.65%
Hilton
Kaiser Aluminum
i2y2c
dlalion Products, Inc.,
■»
Monday, August 19,
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
9-11
8-23
9-19
Steel, common (quar.)——
preferred, series A (quar.)
35c
Hercules
Heyden
9-
(quar.)
Johnson
&
& Laughlin
62 y2c
(quar.)
Hercules
Stock
Jones
50c
Pineapple Co., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
Hazeltine Corp.
Hecla Mining
6%
Johnson
7-26
25c
Hawaiian
Heinz
8-23
8-23
50c
preferred
5%
9-11
48%c
(quar.)
3.90% pfd.
(quar.)
Light,
Share
35c
62/2c
$1.25
Name of Company
25c
—
(quar.)__
Marx
(quar.)
Haughton Elevator Co. (quar.)
8%
*
.
Holder$
When
Per
Holden
Payable
40c
Cquar.)
Co.
&
When
Share
Name of Company
'<
.
(738)
Per
-
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
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Volume
Number 5665
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Financial Chronicle
.
(739)
Stock Record
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
•r,**
!» '•
(
New York Stock
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
; FOR
EVERY USTFrt ii
«
•
YY" ' Yv-
Range for Previous
Year 1956
A
Lowest
•"I
'
28% Sep 21
37% Dec
!
14
11-
Dec
7
98
Jan
28
11% Jan
58 Va Jan
2
67% Jan
3
10
Jan
19
;12% Dec
154
31
111% Apr
24
19
July 17.
22% Jan
132
3
136
Feb
155
Nov
9
2% Dec
13
t
.17
i
9
Dec
r
111
"
>
v.
Dec
10
Dec
13
Mar 14
16% Dec 21
Dec
241% Sep
23% Feb
31
;
6
23
,
14
30
105
i 5
No v
30 >
-12%-Dec
7
,
Nov~23
Dec
29!« Dec
11
26
42% Dec
f-77' ' Dec
26
,30% Nov
29
104% Nov
,
8
34
21
97% Jan
>
40% Feb
3
47
83
Feb
14
28
Dec
31
39
Apr
Sep
27
3.1% Nov
3
;
58
,
10
3
Dec
4
.79
23
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
30
Jail
9
ft
82
119
39
Jan
36% May
Jan
53 V's
95% Jan
8
31% Oct
29
64
May 28
16% Jan 23
70% Jail
147 % Jun
9
39% Oct
1
98."» Sep
28
113
26 'A Aug 15
56
Aug
9
23% Aug
2
47% Dec U
118
Dec
7
.
41% Feb
19% Dec
32% May 21
20% Jan H
3
4% Dec 31
49
Oct
38
Nov
20
38% Jan
53% Dec
27
Dec
«9% Apr
45% Jun
12
12
27
67
Dec
28
35% Jun
8
100
Feb
14
.
Jan
8
t.127/8>Dec 28
25
4
preferred
American Can
7%
July 29
23 y2 Dec
31
20
Feb
7
98
Aug 15
25
84% Jan
31
11
Dec
31
96
143
Aug
7
American -Chain &
American
12
14
14 % Jan
2
Dec
4
29
15
Dec
28
17 % Jan
3
15 Va Jan
<
4%%
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
94
Atvg
40% Dec
11
3i%
Feb
12
24 % Feb
9
77% Dec 26
-36% Feb
93
10
97% Dec
22% Dec
28
Mar
41
7
-
4
Mar 16
108
Jau
Jt:n
31
28
Jan
16
21% Apr
2
30
Jan
27
25
30
5% Dtc
31
55% Jan
12
18
A pi
8% Jan
70'
4
14 ys
-»
3
Sep
Jan
-
53.
Jun
3
83
21
Feb
July 31
American
July 31
5%.%
8y2Mar21
84% Jan
31
33 y2 May
11
37% May 17
11
66% July 11
56
Feb
21
42
Jan
Apr
120
39% Jan
48
Dec
6
14 % Aug
.
13
;
lU.
174
10
Feb
46% Mar
Juii
11
1551/2 Jan
24
3
45% Jan
3
25
116% Aug 13
123Va Feb
15
47% Jan
3
12934 Mar 26
19
51
13
59% Jan
.July 24
37% Feb
16
10
68 % Oct
1
*
119
Dec
26
■-31% Nov 23
9
-25
,
Jan
;
3
Dec
4
23% Nov 26
17% Dec 12
16
187% Feb
1
84!4 Apr 30
145% Jan 27
70% Aug
6
111% Aug 16
51% Jan
13
30% Feb
10% July 20
29
Jan
27-
Mav 28
9!
17
a
12
Jan 21
25
-
23% Mar 13
July 1
23% Apr 24
14
Jun
20
Jan 23
63% Feb
14
81% Dec
6
90
Dec
3
44,700
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29%
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29%
*27'.4
28
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28
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44%
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44
120%
121%
45%
123%
118%
69%
17%
18%
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69
95
36
36
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99
98%
98''a
26!
26 '/4
26%
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27
26%
20 Va
20%
20 T
52
50%
51%,
127
127
127
19%
18%
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19%
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5%
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5%
43 Va
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42%
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37'A
55 -
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35
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42%
81
80'A
42%
30
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'
26 %
15
-
3
42% Anr
2
31% Feb
12
41 % Julv 18
Jan
12
86
32% Jan lo
30% May 28
42% Dec
13
39% Jan
4
50 r2 July 12
30% Feb
13
43% May 31
26 % May 29
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
95% May
,40
9
Mar 20
18%
12,400
35
42 Va
27'A
26%
26%'
15
15
16
19%
19:!'o
19%
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27
2,900
1,900
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4
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27
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16%
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-
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35 Va
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21
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400
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162
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15
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159
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,
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42
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103
97
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5,400
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,
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15
98
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10,200
15
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900
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82
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55
82
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2
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91
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30
30
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%
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83
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30
155
26%
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8,500
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53%
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54%
53%
53%
30%
30 Va
29%
30%
30
30
5,000
31
%
31»4
31%
31%
31%
2,480
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700
172%
172 Va
172%
36,700
70! a
172%
70%
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70 »A
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18,800
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113
112
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10%
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36
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36
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113
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112
36
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27
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26%
52
a
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42
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3,400
52%
65
■
52 3
40
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29%
'
74 Va
140 !a
10,300
34%
.
155
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27
41 Va
28
14-b
14 %
156
67
Va
26%
7!a
28
51%
14%
91
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4.
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,
34%
26%
1,300
23%
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53%
34 3 i
41%
42
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52
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28
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54 !o
156
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293
14 Va
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.
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27
86
7
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157
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85
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27
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28%
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51%
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27%
30
53%
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54%
92
94
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23! b
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90
27%
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53%
23%
91
20
38%
40%
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14%
200
26'/a
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.
14%
3.100
32.
'
;
32%
32 Va
32%
31 .Va
32%
31%
3lTa
3lTa
5.800
61
61
60%
61%
59 Va
61
59
60'%
56Ta
59'%
68.400
72
72
70
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69
70
67
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67
67 Va
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39%
39%
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39%
38%
39%
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92
92
86
88
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%
33 7 a
—No par
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' Anderson Clayton.-& Co_^.——21.80
" Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.—^..10
" Andes Copper Mining'—^
14
47
47
46!
35
35%
34
$4 preferred-..—
1,500
15%
Preferred 5%!'r> series^
^-25
' American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Amphenol Electronics Corp
—1
Anaconda Co._^_——
--50
' Anacbnda Wire & Cable——No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
i
•
6.25
;
127%
'
35%
20'A
"t
30
43
48
American Water Works Co com—5
9
14,300
18%
4
80%
:
10%
5
23,700
52
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53 Va
*35
19%
35%
May
10
20%
5>A
59
80 Va
27%
14%
%l
.
18%
53%
42 Vo
-
—25
81
1,000
57
127
58'%
,
35%l
48
J
27-
14%
34%
4
14%
49
-
19
37'/a.
(
59%
30:
1
35%
a
American Viscose Corp.-
33% Aug
50
26%
51 %
43 Va4
42%
37.%
x59 J
43%
30
4
11% July 26
72Yb Jafi
1,200
98%
2J7/a
a
19%
5%
53 Va .54%
"
80 Va
43%
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*
„■
37%
54%
59
35
*
,
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29%
-
183u
'
44% Julv 11
2a
300
36%
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127
126%
'
19%
5V'a
43%
54%
19%
19%
70%
Feb
57
'
5'A
172 %
67
'
127
19'A
19%
-
58
Foundries-'.——.1.
series^..
*54
3,700
26,200
26%
19%
*100
Preferred 6%
4
51!8
57
16,200
96
36
51%
American Tel & Tel Co—.
American Tobacco common
6% preferred—
7
26%
*54
2,000
4
*97 %
20%
57%
%;
70/4
18%4
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50 %
*54
28%
177/a
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4
6
17%
a
92
3,200
29%
70
35 %
9%
23
17 3
18 %
70
35Va
9 Va
19% Mar
89 ',4
*
92
9%
25% Jan
69Va
121
36
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27V«Feb
118%
94
1—5
14
123
*91
American Sumatra Tobacco
131% Feb
43 V'4
x36
2
31
46 V4
35%
*28%
-
2
53%
56% Aug 16
16,o00
42 %
31%
""
Aug 15
84'/a
42
30%
7
107
83%
42%
s
Nov
87% Mar io
85
35%
84
41%
30%
25% May 23
65
35%
82%
52%
78% Jan
'
34%
31!
179% Mar
330
113
84
30%
,
*1094
5,700
16,060
35!4
31%
25
115
43%
30 %
24
7 6 !'4'
33%
8.i!ii
31 %
Apr
84% Apr
12
Jan
9!4 May 13
170% Jan
2
Steel
*109
44T»
76%
33%
42
American Stores Co
J
Amer Sugar Refining common—25
7%. preferred
25
*0
7
16% Jan
"
American
44%
,
33%
19%
'37%
—
54% Aug 15
29% July 26
30% Jun
28
28
45% Mar 12
-
10% Dec
165
Oct
63%
19
34T«
77
33 %
16%
97r,s July
19
*
43%
*76%
33%
113
15%
16
Jun
*109
%
43! 4
77
69
43 »A
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
Jun
41 !■'.
-
15%
7%. preferred.—....
;
100
American Seating Co—
_j_10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com.
No par
7% preferred^.
100
American Snuff Co common— j_25
6% noncumulative preferred.^100
50'A Feb
42 3-1
xl6%
9
40
2,300
1
4
136
3,200
22 %
-__i
;
10
2
27%
5L%
159
Apr
3
27%
21 */»
18
103
34 y3 Jan
18 % Jan
1,400
27%
46!
122%
128%
23 % "
22! 4
29%
27
800
15,500
22
23
5%
10
20
158
•22%
1,700
4
85
'
.
85
46%
100%
•"
f
27%
*27%
-
84%
23
a
15%
2%
%1
2%*
20 %
*19
par
26
14
84%
22 T
109 ' "
J5%.
2%
18,900
...
28
35
27%
Jun
21
59% Mar 20
12
3
16
2%
.
'
49%
.
22!'«
*27%
4
•162
"1
44%
Xl4%
26% Jun
148
:
35%
42%
91%
*
146-
49%
'
77,7004
i
21%
68%
19%
1
12.50
com
223 4
10
8%
290 4
•136
a
/ 83%
,
8%
2734
115
X33%
%
40 V
109
*15 Va
:
.
161
500
72%
*245
-
57
10
preferred
85%
X22%
44%
*109
19'A
62 V4 Aug
-.Feb
36% Jan
46% Jan 23
142%Dec
;
•
24% Mar 20
Products
1
4
77
27%
American Molasses Co
__1
American Motors Corp.—_•
t__5
.American Natural Gas Co___—_25
American News Co
___No par
.American Optical Co—
;_1
Amer Potash <fc Chemical—.No par
16% Jun. 12
7
21
Metal
convertible
83
5,400
16%
.
22%
28
127
...
29
1
2%
; 2%
33! 4
36:;
48%
*102
16%
16
2%
86%
76%
124
"r
15%
112',a
4
290
50%
noncumulative prelerred__100
31
4
49%
* 109
33 ;%'
14%
6
Feb
177
8,000
'
20
Amer. Metal Co Ltd common.No par
4Va',<> preferred
loo
July 29
21
21,800
„
28-
44 %
19'A
99% Feb
21
48%
*102
76%
14%
Amer Machine & Metals
33
19
1,100
53%
•70%
57
__40c
Corp.'
*132 s'* 142
23!;
-27%
13
46% Feb
Nov
Lines Inc
*245
140
33 %
46%
*26%
Foreign Power__Nopar
Hardware
23
^"..l
28% Jun
27 %
Dec
.3,500
1.
ib%
8"
8%
290/
f
•109 l
72 V2
*245
29 r%
4
xl77it
5%%
prior preferred-,
100
American Maeh & Fdry common
7
3.90% preferred——,
100
4
9
-
8,600
,
2i7
15%'
:
17
8%
■
L-5
-
58% July 18
28
.
15%
•70%
72! j
..
"
'
43 Va
6834
100
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
May 27
43% July 16
9
28
,
6%
11
3
150
400
.
i *152
.160
3%
3%
.
111
.
*136
50%'
15%
85
120;%
1
54 %
5
300
,
26%
\
52%)
,.•191
*16'Va ;
140'
108 %
16
x85 %
35%
46%
"
290
'
-
,49
113
*27%
No par
33V4 Dec
16% Dec
&
8!2
76
*27!
Lio
American Ice Co common
17% Jun
23
Ill
.
"
*70%
-_2o
American Gas & Electric Co
American
7
40% Jan
Aug
io
27%
26%
in
3%;
15 Va
4 113.*
8%
2%
83
_lo
13
43
8
25%
,
160
3',#
2,700
179%
27%
53'%
8,100
4,900
•1;
25%
y%'
217
!
*152
l'.
IG; ..;;
15%
v'
42%
No par
10
American-Home Products
28% Feb
6
33 % Nov 21
Jun
"
-1
*16%". 17 .'
72%
*102
45
X35%
.12.50
5
16% Jun
Aug 16
5',4 Jan
17
25%
25'%
263k'
,
51%
3,500
30%
*1<8%
t
28
*26
•195
3%
113
-
33%
*110
1
American Hawaiian SS Co
102
22% Aug 14
88
:
4
4
European. Secur___No
American Export
18
97V2 Jun
78 % Mar 26
34% May
6
13 Va Jan
■«
Mar 23
45% Nov
25% Nov 29
9
17
44%
2
prior preferred
•
Cyanamld Co...
American
2
Feb
/
33%
100
15% Aug
8
July
17% Apr
1
23
16
'
x76
lo
178% July
2
95
102
par
Cable..—No'paV
Chicle Co._i^_
Colortype Co
'
-American Crystal Sugar com
27
23% Jan
135
13
13% Nov
■
,
160
2
21%
_25
American
39% May 22
11
95% Feb
14% Mar 21
3lV4Feb
17% Apr
6
118% Feb
10% Feb
152."
8!2
"2778
50
preferred^.
Enka Corp.j
7
*70!
3
*98%
common
American
142% Nov
Jan
Co
American
26
-
54%:
217
,":v'3%
nXv
16ln
16%
28%
-.
•
20
Radio Corp—i
American Cuble bfe
,
*110
21%
common
American
Aug
14% Feb
86 -
Inc
7
Jun
,15%
'
13%
36 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
14
34
160
.
21%
Corp
16
2
27!a
'
*
4
■
•
9*8 ,;iu
26%
". 52%
*197
{-
3% "3%
::
25 %r
25%
*178% 179%
28%
26!4
'
25%
10
' 28%
;
•
:.
30'%
■
25
-
179%
9%
54%
217- ;
28 ^
coiu___No par
27% Jan
5
"
3%
873;
XDl',8
preferred-
163s Aug
43 %
Aug
Shoe Co
convertible
Theatres
•
Anna
49
16 % Apr
26%
■
'
25
179.
26%
x53%
493+
100
Feb
27
182
10
55
*24%
V
29"
109
No par
com
July 15
113% Nov
25
par
50
Distilling Co_„.:
Encaustic Tiling
7
'
10
preferred
Boscli
Brake
American
13
•
"
23
.-100
American
14
25%
"24%
-
preferred
4'/<,
93% Feb
■"
1
Amer
30
30 Va L>ec
303a
10
15 3 V
_.No par
8
29% Apr
10
26
180
*2%
86%
»
20
8
July
48% July 15
17% Jan
25%
•
9
lira May
13/4
30%
'
America
45
1
44% Mar-12
Dec
7
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
of
19
19% Aug
48
laba
30%
25%
*245
100
American
6
3
>
Co
conv
25
3
59%
30 %
...5
5
64% July
5
59% May 21
81% Jan 17
89% Jan
8
3
Dec
.
59'% /
14
31
*132
*102
5-
Corp common_.No
American Bakeries Co
4% r/c
45% July 25
42% Mar 7
20
35% Jan
3.400
15 !i
59%
13%
■140 y
*130V
V - 49
-
5
9
<
.
loo
»
20V#May 2
1.6% July li
4
18
32% Jun 13
80 % Aug 12
JA11
15%
15;
59%
8%*245-■ ■ 290
.100
——No
convertible
41% Jun
27% Mar 21
•15%.
15
14%
17-X4
70%
70%
8%
._18
Mar
24% Jan
53% Jan 25
27
v
American Bank Note comnlon
6 Vc preferred
140
48 % Mar 11
5
37 % Apr
9
35
Dec 28
18
22% Jun
Jon
'Aug
4% Mar
*1% Nov -12
3
13
27% May 15
835
19
39% Feb
2
—1
May
57 y2 July
18% Aug 15
:7% Mar 12
1
1,200
30;%
V 111
17
.
Agricultural Chemical_.No par
American Airlines common
.—1
3%% convertible preferred
2
27
;
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The>
1
Ameiace Corp, .j...,
i,
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp—No
par
Amer
21% Dec 20
99%
;
60
16%
111
....
r
Amer
3
Jan
66
2
104% Feb
H
.
37% Aug
8
99 y2 Mar 28
31
Jan 15
9
19% Jan
99%
14%
152
16
.100
preferred.-
6%
i
3
24VsJan
127% Mar
6,000
100'4
13%
160
.100
Corp
Limited
Amalgamated Leather Co
70% Aug 16
7
45%.
59%
*152 -4
—5
____
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
16
July
60'/a Feb 27
26
*500
44%"
■
"
28%
"
31%
14%
*202
"
Shares
31%
45:!'»
14%
217
3
.
32
45%
99%
,
60%
'
'
the Week
%
14
26%
54%'
*204
Friday
Aug. 16
*99/4
46
99%
10%
*26%
.'..1
4.08 '$>
30% Feb 21
Jan
'
4%
Aluminum
29 % Jan
Feb
1
V
'
*31
45%
,
101
29
•
Sale* for
Thursday
Aug. ir»
32
59%
182
10
X287;t
'
.'■■*-14%
243i
■*179'%
.'__i
Aluminium
2
36
Products
a
4
108
*24% '
...1
...
"
*31
4
—II"—1
Inc.,
Allied,- -, Mills.-..-
a
19
7
26
20%
Corp...10
1
.
Industries
July
Feb
10
31 4
Allied-Albany Paper-COrp.^..^.,
53 % July
Jan
Oct
30%
.No par
Allis-Chalmers Mfg .common
4
26
.95% Dec
Allen
Allied Stores
9
17% Apr 18
89
Apr 17
31% Jan
7
Mar 19
14%
conv/ prior; prelcrred.^No.
par
Allied
May 16
102
12
j
61
14%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp...
Allegheny & West Ry 6%■ gtd"— .100
30
Mar 15
104% Feb
26 % Mar 16
12G
Corp
Allied Chemical & Dye____
Allied Kid'CO
i.
'
t
19
27
11
;
,
3
47% Jun
Feb 11
41% Aug 15
,
11
;
21% Aug
IS
$4
;
23% .July
10%Jan'
80
121% Mar 23
60
*
*
'
'
100%
15
Air Reduction Inc
common!—No par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series...100
Alaoama &f
4
i
41 % Jun
91% Jan
*
13
Jan
Mar 25
,<
101
-
14%
—.1
:
-4preferred...
Alleghany Corp common...
\
5 %%T -preferred
Aug 13
5
Jun 26
10
14
38% Jan
12
3434 Aug 15
19
Jun
16
32
3
■24
133% Aug
11
75
July 11
101
..10
Alco Products Inc common
7 % • preferred-1
:
Aldens inc commonl._'____!
j
14-
65% Apr
110%. Jun
108,
Mar 12
17
14*3/
27%, Aug 16
20! 4 Aug
5
,
4
Apr
8
9% Jun
Aug 14
21% J tin
46%
Vicksburg Ry_„—.100
Alaska: Juneau Gold
1.2
Mining
18%. May 13
77% Jan 14
2% Aug 15
.
•i
\h*n
46%
...1
:
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.
16
Jan
114
Jan 25
13
,83
37% July 25
125
25
48% Aug 15
9
25% Aug 15
36% Apj- 23
56% Jan
19% Jan
108% Mar 19
MU2
46
..25
—
Addressograpli-Multlgraph
:
46 Va
1
Admiral Corp
1
31%
;
Express Co
Adams-Millis
31%
.100
„
Aeroquip Corp
-
129% Apr
..
■
,
31%
'
5% Feb 11
;
_
r88'-;
,21%
Adams
Co
31%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 14
'.
Aug. 13
...5
preferred--.
__
117 % Mar 27;
18!a Jan 12
5.
Jun
Acme Steel
3% May 28
15% Feb 12
70 % July 26
.
24142 Sep 14
Dec
5 % 100
May 4
Jan 2364% Dec 17
115
>
10% May
5
coiiv
Tuesday
Aug. l'i
...1
ACF-Wrigley Stores lac
7
;Juiy
•
'.ABC Vending
Corp..
ACF Industries Inc
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
15% Aug 15
107
4'/o
7
155
Par
Abbott Laboratories
common
31% July 5
31% July 23
1
2 '/a Mar
10
88% Jan
.
31
1
July
Monday
EXCHANGE
,Abacus Fund
11
Jun
14% Jan
14
176% Ffeb 15
,
1 155
16
117% Jan
,
27% Jan
204
26% Aug 14
46% Feb 13
,
23% Mar 22
14
>6% Dec
v
4% Feb
t
11
Dec
77
52 -;
190'
163
9
1
12
20'/a Jan
.
,
i3<3% Feb
Feb
17
27% July 18
9% Aug 14
«
.
22% Dec 31
-
Mar
33% Jun
LOW AND Hir.lt
NEW YORK-STOCK
,
;
64% May 17
16% May 27
38% Jan
8
13% Apr 22
4
/
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
30%. Aug 14
23% Feb 12
32% Jan
•
,
2
20
July 30
37% Dec 28
29% May 4
!
Sep 19
29 Ik Dec
6
.
12
9
29% May 25
108
37% Feb
14% Jan
,22
s
6
45% Apr
109% Feb
14
1
Apr
•
29
STOCKS
1
Highest
Jan
4
,55,. Oct
14
Lou*st
32% Mar 12
6
88% Dec
Range Since Jan.
Highest
*33
92
34
*33
2
.
*88
*
31%
.
•86
80%
;
950
1,800
'
1.100
47
46!'a
46%
46
46
46 Va
46*4
1,9001
35''a
33%
34%.
32%
33%
33 Va
33%
6,800
34
33%
33%
34
*33%
•33
34
10J
15
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
16
.
Monday, August 19, 1937
.
.
(740)'.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Highest
Loweii
35Vu Jun 28
41% Apr
27% Jan
23
391/2 Apr
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
33
9
5
8% Jan
27% Oct
11
4
6% Jan
2
15% Jan
4
Feb
18
97
65
Jan
J2
13
4% Feb
28% Jan
3
Mar 29
16 % Feb
12
27% Apr
27
6% Jan
8% Feb
Constable
5
Arnold
7
Artloom
36% July 19
19% May
6
31% May 31
7% July
1
9
2
2na
11% Aug
Feb
101
34
May
103
Jan
22% .Tun
78
10
3
27
Jan
2
39% Feb
63% May
.35Vz Jan
5
29
47% Aug 14
83% Nov
8% Nov
29
10% May 28
9
»/4 Feb
41
8
6
12
34%
X17 %
18%
18
18%
18
29%
30
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
preferred $1.50 series__No par
5
29%
29 Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
93%
*93%
95%
94%
9o%"
*94
95-j.i
73%
741/4
7J
73%'
*71
73
23
23 %
Atlantic
Atlas' Corp
Mar 29
14
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
8
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
2
5% Sep
26
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
7% July
26
49 % Feb
24
43% Jan
3
48% July
3
37% Sep
1
35% Feb
7
29
113
Feb
2
Dec
21
105
Apr
41% Feb
13
53
27
57
Aug 15
63
43
Aug 14
57'A Jan
821/4 Jun
Jan
60
71 Va F>%
13
89
22
14% July
Feb
21
'12% Oct 31
16
Sep
12
12 % Jt n
44
Jun
12
39
39
Jan
6
14
Feb
9
18
19% July 25
b4V4 Feb
11
71% May 22
Bath
191% Jan
6
15% Aug
17% Feb
6
May 20
3%"%
89% July 12
102
Apr
5
4%%
15% Aug 16
106'A Jan 20
20% Jan
11
Nov
27
17% Sep
37% Jan
25 % Jan
13
23
28
35% Feu
14
Dec
31
•91% Aug
8
80 Va Feb
Dec
31
94
80
19% Jun
39
Sep
43 % Dec
29
8
9
47% July 16
86% Aug
9
Beck
311/4 Jan
24
42
4
39% Apr
9
6
321% Dec
26
27 % Feb
12
26% Aug
10
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
16 Va Jun
28'A Feb
85
31
501/a Jan
2
89 %
6
30
85
Jan
x
1
l%Dec
2% Feb
14
21
18
48
Jun
i\
28
77% Aug
Feb
6
15
49% July
9
12
541/4 Jan
7
11
50% July 16
Jun
20
136
Jan
155
87%,
21%
*41%
32%
13
16%
45 Va
32%
13
11 Va
45%
*o7
92
10
1
1
—10
100
preferred——
Steel
'Bethlehem
24
•
1% preferred:
——100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
Dec
20
1721/2 Feb
7
8
16 % Jan
13
12% Aug 14
15% Jan. 11
'
70
75
4Vs% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker' Mfg Co.:
' Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware))
Aug 15
46'A Jan
7
Dec
5
Jan
11
32% Feb
10
50% Sep
6
,28 V2 Jan
23
46% July 17
253A Nov
20
32'A May 11
71
84
Dec
36
28% Nov 29
Feb
35
64% May 17
11
43% Jan
2
0>e-
«r
12
29% .Tqn
14
Bliss
(E W)
25
13
Aug 12
83 Va Jan
2
Bliss
& Laughlin Inc
36% Aug 14
61 Va Jan
25
Jan
9
32
1 Apr
15
16V8 Jan
3
65% Dec
12
20
29% Apr
3
23'A Nov 21
34'A May
1
23
23Va Feb 12
12
20% May
1
11% July
17
3
Mar
1
Jan
Apt
14 Va Feb
9
26
9% Dec
26
12Va Mar 16
9% Jan
2
Dec
27
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
12
38'/a Jan
17
50% Apr
98 Va Feb
5
Dec
12
79
B
Borden
Jan
10
10
77V8 Aug
7
16
87
Jan
22
46 % Aug
53% Jan
24
28
19% Jan
3
3%%
Edison
Boston
3
15
Feb
61'A Jan
3
36
July 24
14% Jan
31
29% Jan
41'/a Oct
1
Oct
1
35% Dec
31
54% May 10
295A Feb
41
42% Jan
Aug
10
12
3
Jan
48
4%%
11
Dec
28
58
12% Dec
31
24 Va Apr
6
8
48% Nov
16
37 Va Jun
18
44'A Dec
17
41
Jan
21
61%-July 12
Feb
29
83
Aug
7
2
33
Aug 14
90
Jun 11
36% Jun 13
28% Feb
14
92'/a Oct
26
100
32'A May 25
37
Aug
9
8% Aug 15
Jan
10
preferred
17
15'A Apr
13% Aug 16
it>
16
46
38% Mar 11
48% May 22
Brown
25% Jan
23
45% Dec
423A Jan
77
Brunswick-Balke-Collender ..No
17
4
33% Aug 15
23% Oct
"lb"
38 ye Jan
23
'17'/a May 28
Jan
2
52% Jan
17% Feb
12
21% May 17
95V2 Jun
22
80% July 30
90% Jan 15
34% July
5
Bucyrus-E'rie Co
Budd (The) Co common
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
29V'aJan
21
Jan
11
2
14'A Jan
23
Burlington Industries Inc
74Va Jan 23
65
Jan 24
74% Jan 25
52% July 10
36% July 17
29
28
38% July 30
17% Aug
20 Va Dec
10
23
16% Aug 12
Mar
8
Feb
11
2
Mar 18
12% Aug 21
16% Jan
11
30
81% Jan
63% Aug 14
62
Sep
20
77 'A Feb
Dec
27
85% Mai
28% Jan
23
46% Sep
15
Apr
30
20
22 % Sep
18
31% Jan
5
'
33% Feb
26
16
34% Dec
14
Aug 15
105'A Aug
3
101
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16 Va Mar 20
38
23
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
20
5% Aug
9
7 Va Jan
17
34% Nov
23
43 Va Jan
3
6% Aug
31
J>,
Feb
HVa
Apr
12
17 Va Jan
3
13 'A Jan
21
98
7
74
1
66
July 11
33% Apr
6
50
July
24 Va
Apr
24% Nov
30
30% Nov
29
60
Autt
22
For footnotes
29% Feb
56 Va Apr
49 Va Mar
see
fi
page 2,6.
3
29
Jan
11
Bush
Terminal
Copper
Byers
Co
104% Feb 26
7%
13
22
2
8
4
12
1
44% Jan
11
2
Callahan
2
Calumet
8
Zinc
&
92
53VaV, 54%t. * 52%
18
I8V2
18
53%
18
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42%/
1%
42%
1%
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< 1%
42%'
1%
1%
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45% 45%
47 Va
4g%
45Va 46%
142;%;i42%V.'
.
12Va
- *70
*56%
12%
71
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56V2
7
53%;
52'A
18
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45 • 45%
47%.,-48
45
46
42 (2
1%
1%
30%
30%
.
45 Va
9,100
30%
23,700
1,200
45%
45 Va
49
51 %
10,o00
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r,
600
1%
30%.
t.
18%
42-a
1%-
48 Va
,
52 %
18
42'a
1
45Vij
47
92
I
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120,700
4,400
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50
70
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143
70
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1,700
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36%
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29%
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27
26
37%
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29
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36%
37
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19%
29 %
30%
14%
14%
14
14%
14
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14
2, .90
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16'A
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4,400
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25%
39
/
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3u
10Va
60Va
39%
60
,
16%
10%
59%
10%
10
60
60
39%
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39%
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47%
47%
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48
47%
80
48
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.
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40
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10
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29%?
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60%,
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80
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.
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1.600
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1,500
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39
80
800
67,100
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,
60
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2,100
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61
39%
•
26%
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17,000
80
47%
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5,500
7,300
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16
15 %
15%
15%
16
41%
40%
41
40 %
40
%
41 Va
417«
1,4 j0
8%
8%
8%
8%
7,800
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36%
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39
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56%
57
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88
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33%
14
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33%
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39
36
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56%
84
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33%
33
57
14
14%
44%
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44
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36%
47
8%
36
46%
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35
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36
4' 7%
900
83
8%
8%
3,700
38%.
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3J
2,100
56%
57
8%
38
39
57%
56%
5,100
8%
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33%
33%
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83
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83
33%
33%
3,800
13%
33%
13%
4,100
14
13 /a
14
44%
43%
43%
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800
44
681a
9,500
34
34%
5.200
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24 Va
24%
241,8
24%
*24 %
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
1,200
5
38%
387'a
38 %
39
38V4
38 Vn
38%
39
38%
39
5,700
5
19
19%
19 %
19V4
18%
19'A
18%
19
18%
19
9,400
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81%
80%
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82
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82
80%
80%
31%
32
32%
33
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32 'A
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32
31%
32
1,300
10
17%
17%
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18
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17%
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18
17%
18
4.000
5
com
1
16%
17
16%
16%
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11%
117a
11%
11%
11%
11%
66
64%
64%
63%
64
*64
64
100
100
*64%
*59
64
100
*67 %
69
5
45
*17%
25
preferred
Ry Co
36% May 13
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
Ltd
4578
18
25 V,
*59
67'%
67
44%
42 %
44
42%
18%
17%
17V4
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43%
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25%
25%
25
25'
24%
25 Va
6%
6%
6%
32%
32%
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102%
*101i4
39%
38%
40
4%
14
1
5%
5%
1.80
34%
34%
15%
15%
39%
4%
13%
5%
34
15%
5
13%
5%
34%
2,400
12,2.0
130
64
;
190
66 %
43%
44
171/4
17%
400
25%
14,900
25%
7,100
6%
6%
6%
6%
1,400
32%
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32%
600
102%
*1011/4
102 Va
*101%
102 Va
180
39%
38%
38-%
39%
39%
4%
4%
4%
13%
13%
5%
65
31s,a
4
6%
33
13%
34
11%
200
66 %
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6%
17
11%
*59
•67
44
17
,
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,
64
67V4
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331,2
39%
65
64
6 38
5
16%
li%
69
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102
16%
11%
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5
102
17
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.
10
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1
4iu
Co
8%
8%
14 Va
%
l3Va
Soup
9
367 a
1
Mills
*0/
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7,600
45%
41 %
5
Canada Southern
Cannon
92
92
1,400
2
68%.
Inc
Breweries
2
'; 46
2,500
12•;«
16
16'A
44%>
' *87
9
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Canadian
Jao
4o
12%
16%
2,500
34%
common
29% July 15
62
46
31%
69 %
1
Packing
conv
44%
31%
13%,
13%
16%'
-
84% 184%'
*21%
21%
*41%
42
33V4
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..I.66V3
$4.25
45%
-
10
40
4,200
7, <00
70
66 Va
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
29
12%
16%
87%.
21'A*
42
31%
*U*%
21%
%1%
31%
16*,a
3o. •
■
70
Campbell
27
15%
37%
35
4
Feb
io% .J-6%
'•••'. 16rt • 31 va.'
16%
37%
85',2
/; 21%
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32%
,
-
2,20 J
*120
%8
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,
13%
53%
18Vb
'
-
34
8
16'A May
/,
3-*%
34
95%:-
■
68
63/4 Jan
563A Jan
16%
38%
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.
35%
37% Jan
84
16
♦
16'A
Zinc-Lead
&
^
4i%
71 Va
Co
(A M)
California
7 Va Jan
34
134
'95%
lo%'» lu 4
50*,2
55 m
16%
17
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*-0 2 •*<
04% 150%
16
16(a33% • 33.%
/ *l.j
lu.4
35V2
participating preferred—.100
1514 Aug
<
1,00J
1,703
5JO
120
50J
3,700
6,200
70
par
,15
Butte
16
•
17%
57%
16%
49,900
1,200
72
Butler Bros
10Jan 10
45% Jan
July 31
36Va Mar 16
Jan
7
5 Va July 17
32% Jun 24
Oct
19
,
5
4% Aug 15
Dec
Feb
27
Mar 12
75 Va Dec
65
27
Jun 20
23Va Jun
12 % Apr
40 Va Jan
13
17
8
9% Jan 23
25b/b May
98
Oct
May 21
66% Aug 16
16%
83*2
-
36'A
4%
preferred.
3%(S> preferred
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
1
Dec
*94
44%
10
50
94%
82
53%- 54%.
*57%
5d
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82*2
83
13
13
57
57
*42% 4o
6483
12%
12%
*41%. 4iva
57%
41%
*92
*80%
70%
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Dec
72
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
38% Aug 13
9
17%
56
16
34
*120
95%V
94
82
53%.
7,400
27,200
17,900.
6,300
•
35%
24
Feb
63
28
13%
<
4%
42
8%
_—
3
27
Nov
When issued
7
May 23
21% Jan
89
65
2
Co Inc.....
26% Juii 19
56% July 18
26
5
Aug
36% Aug
13%
44%
47'A
3
2.50
—100
—10
1
15
Shoe
*92
*80%
52%.
54
36%
_50
3% % preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
15
92
82
52%
57
43
bJ
4%
36%
37-,a
13%
13%
34% < 34%
8%
3.50
13% Dec
Jan
92
13%
34% '
*80%
.
4%
38
13%
34%;
39
16
Co
Manufacturing
39Va Nov
27
Aug 20
37%
13%
34%
/
4%
36%
13%
34%
4%
4%
i
**.
100
41%
No par
conv
25,300
44
*43%
RR—
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
Briggs
13% Jan 14
47
Maine
&
5% preferred
100
Braniff Airways Inc
—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
35'AJun
May
Co—.
Common
47% Jan 10
11 Va Jan
2
41'A July 8
8% Aug 12
15
5
100
25
preferred—.——
Boston
13%
16
10%
59%
39%
*75%
47%
1.25
1
(Thd)
Co
2s> Va
1
Borg-Warner Corp common..
46
3
17
27%
25
38'A
19Va
No par
.
—
'.1,500
6%
%
16%•
45%
48
' x36%
2.50
—5
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Mar 11
11
62% Jun 12
38% Feb 25
57% Mar 19
3
48 % Dec
Class
36%
6 Va
6%
44
85%
21%
42
32Ve
13
16%
31.1 C'
45Va, V'
1
:
-
36%
36%
:
0:2
*4J':B
13%
45Va
10
.
Bond Stores Inc..
17V4 May 27
12
14'/a Dec
54
Co.i.
100
1
Boeing Airplane Co
1 Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp—1.5
Bon Ami Co class A—
-.No par
2
17
45% July 25
21'/a Dec
2
Apr
*35%
6%
44%
3oV«
87%
22
42
32%
*86
45%. 46%
145
145
' 12Va
12%
*70Va
71
56% 56V2
__8
com
18
42%
1%
31
i
—1
(Del)
36 %
*41%
32%
42
47
iL—1
.<—1
13V8 Jun
146
.
1 peso
Coi.
Gypsum
52%
5
1
50
cum
* Best Vail
:
*84%
22%
-50
Best & Co Inc—
—
Best Foods Inc.—
5
Feb
29 '/a Aug
53% Jun
31
321/2 July 15
43
41% Feb
19
Dec
53
38%
common
17%
6 Va
134
95%
2,000
10%
*17%
35%
17%
58
16%
33%
33%
73%
*10
4i va
*120
38',4
Corp
preferred
Beriguet Consolidated Inc5%
34
*84%
22
-
Co
15%
1
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Beneficial'Finance Co—
*
9
-
39
33% Apr 17
22
1
30% Oct
44% Dec
4%%
May 14
1% Jan
1 % Mar 18
24
F eb
66% May 17
26
"
.2
40
.
10
52% Aug 15
64% Dec 27
8
48'A Jun
31
Jan
101
Howell
&
13%
*33%
73%
74
17%
84%
13%
lo%
38%
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell
18
58
100
—1
pfd
73%
2,900
10%
44%
13%
*40/4
*1»%
57%
lo%
12,800
16
*17%
54%
57%
,
240
9%
16
16
*10
81%
84/4
82
9%
17,800
17%
93
.
126% 126%
*93
95%
Xl6%
16%:
100
.100
Belding-Heminway
1
24% Jan
58
No par
12.50
Inc
Savers
Beech-Nut
13 'A Aug
50% Dec
14
Nov 27
Creek RR
Life
41
*17%
1
10
4%%
(AS)
Shoe
Beech
8
36% Mar 15
44%
84
*12%
2.50
2
21
10% Mar
20
43%
85%
13%
41
!
Beech Aircraft Corp—
Apr 22
35% July
4o%
...1
10
common... 5
50
Instruments
Beclanan
13
47% Jan
53%,
'57 %
Beaunit Mills Inc
21% Aug 14
17
54%
58
34%
*80
9,300
46%
9%
16
74%
x46 Va
10%
4%
53%
58
—
81%
9%
20
431/2
*10
39%
13%
34%
*.13%-
100
preferred
prior
preferred
*4%
'
*91.
81 %
...
conv
81%
9%
43%
.V 38%
4%
39%
13%
34%
43V8
*44%
*17%
44
81%
Corp
2,100
87
81%
V 74%
6%
6%
93%
Corp
Works
,
36%
36%
44
*90%
81%
Beatrice Foods Co common..
136
•
100
100
Bayuk Cigars Inc
13
35% May 20
19
Feb
120
134% July 13
23
preferred.
Iron
7%
'
10%
17% "l
No par
preferred—100
Corp
p;Outlets'
f Lho/c
26
311/4 Mar 14
Jan
41/2%
8
15% Jun
67% Nov
16% Aug 21
116
Jar.
44
16% Mar 22
May 28
'43
Brothers
Barker
3
75-
*17%
13%
34%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp.——
2
July 23
4%
39
13
Corp.
common.
4%" nohcumulat-ive
May 16
14
Ohio
&
Baltimore
58% July 25
11
67% Oct 24
68% Jan
9
19
42 % Jan
41% Feb
3
*10
10%
9,500
*85%
47 7
16
37,300
87
"
9
(The)
Co
preferred series B.
preferred series C
:
4%
74 Va
74 Va
*17 Va
1
Inc
Wilcox
4%%
8
28
741/4
*10
16;
24
9%
47%.
*15%
V
16
23%
250
1,700
9%
46 %
0
1,600
30%
9%
,
6,700
*30
81%
v'.
91/2
7%
31%
9%
43 %
"
•
4,u00
7%
47 Va
82
44%
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
Mar
Feb
95
July 22
16
*44V4
15
35% Feb
102
90% July 26
80
19
May 10
48
9%
'
16
par
47%'
,
19,200
29%
30%
45%
44
,
1,100
18%
24%
*85%
87
*85
81
•
9'A
6%
Babcock
&
47% "' '
80
9'A
361/2
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
3
17
95
46 %
6%
T)
(B
46
36%
4
32 '/a Jan
31% Dec
'58 % Dec 28
conv
Babbitt
46
Amer—5
of
Co
16
Jan
46%
80
($1.20)—Nopai
li
25
87
(The) common—_3
preferred
—No par
Canteen
6% Jan
12'A Feb
*85
46%
Mfg Corp
$2.25
87
35%
1
30%:
9%
30
30
*34%
35
va
23
9%
9'A
30
34
35
297a
30
87
—20
15
12
85
Avco
9Va
30 %
91,1
91,2
29%
:——20
46 '/e <jaa
0
15% Jan
Nov
Automatic
23V2
23Va
23%
9%
1
1
'
8
3% Feb
48% Dec
8
11% Jun
23
,
36% Aug 16
71/4 July 12
17
4% Dec
35 Va May 24
-10
commonJl—No
prior pref
Conv
5
May 15
38
common...:
Nichols
Austin
18% Mar 22
19
22% Jun
16 % Jan
74%
Refining common.-—__10
100
preferred
14
—10
RR
Powder Co
5
Jan
92%
75%
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas
Jun
10
94
75
No par
Line
Coast
Atlantic
79% July 16
67
94
'31%
non-cum
5%
9
31 %
100
—__1
—
-
31%
1st preferred
24
1
,
Goods Corp—
18
1
1,000
18%
27
Aug
60
5
35V2
Jun
11% Jan
*4%
18%
24
91
4%
4%
5
*4%
4%
27%
*34%.
25
18% Jun
*27
4%
1,600
84
84
30
5
Jan
13
83
*z1
18%
ll^i Jan
13
83
30
35
25
27
85
*27%
"4%
Apr
61% Feb
*83
18 %
9
Jan
85
30
preferred———-10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
"4% preferred
100
23
94
*83
*27%
34%
5%
7
Jan
86
30
1
1
Inc__
Atchison Topeka' & Sante Fe—
Common
;—1
11
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
79% July 26
20
5
Associates Investment Co
6
24%
25%
25
%
0
*83
2.50
5.25%
Jan
95
15% Dec
!
2
Oil & Refining com
Common
6
30% Jun
16
Sep
25 %
25%
25%
331/2
*27%
Products Corp
ASR
10% Feb
85% July 26
27
27
9
25%
Carpet Co Inc
Ashland
28
Jun
27
9% July 22
43% Jan
99% Feb
12
14
Jun
63% Jan 22
30% Mar 13
17
Nov 28
26% Dec
90
28% Feb
33% July 25
25% Nov 21
10
Nov 30
25
52 7
1
No par
Corp..
Industries
Arvin
89
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
73
Aug 28
23
14
.
of
preferred
32% Jun
14
30% Mar 29
16
9
Oct
14%
Corp
Associated Dry
29%. Feb
14
Corp
$3.75
6% Jun
Feb
18
6
20
14%
Armstrong Cork Co common
Jan
31% Mar 15
5
11
4% Dec
26% Jun
14%
2
Jan
22
18'A May 24
53%
14%
Armour
92
7,200
52%
14%
Armco
8
30
251/4
53%
Illinois————5
2
7
15,300
»
53 %
16% Jan
28
14%
30%
52%
65 % Jan
Jun
14
30%
12
24% Aug
14'%
30%
12
81
12,900
30%
13% Feb
2
5a%
30%
51 % Feb
37% Mar 27
1,700
52%
30%
14
102% Mar
5
Dec
29n
521/2
5
10
Argo
May
24
7
15% Feb
26% Nov 29
82
29%
52%
34%
4
Co
29%
29%
34%
Jan
&;
33
34%
36
Steel
Shares
33%
33%
34 %
x34
34%
28% Mar 27
Oil
the Week
Aug. 16
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
Par
Friday
Aug. lf>
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
Thursday
'
EXCHANGE
39% Apr
Aug 16
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
loWM*
Highest
Year 1956
AND
LOW
STOCKS
BftBfe for Previous
5%
34%
51,4
34
47a
13 3
4
572
4%
4%
13%
13 34
5%
5%
34V4
34
3474
6.500
3,600
4.1
0
4,000
2,200
5,uJ0
15%
15%
No par
*76
7c %
76%
76%
76 %
—.100
*76%
77
*50
52V2
*7672
77
*50
52 Va
50
50
*50
52 "2
*50
26%
52%
40
.26%
*26%
27 %
26
26
*26
277
271/4
300
331/4
*25%
33%
33%
32%
33 %
33
51
32 Va
32%
16,500
50
50
49%
50
50
49%
49%
400
No par
25
No par
32%
*50
76 V2
15%
15%
32
"%a%
15-%
a
15%
15%
280
Volume
186
Number
5665
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(741)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 195G
Lowest
23 74 Dec
Lowest
41% Feb
1
18 74
Aug 15
23
45 Va
3a%reb
Nov
14
29
22
Feb
101
Nov
30
3 21
9
94
July 17
2
2274 Jan
2
50'2 Feb
12
Mar
22 '/a Nov
29
4074 Fob
29
277a Apr
65 Va Dec
4974 Nov
20
62% May 16
44
Nov
9
19
1174 May 28
100
Dec
32 7a
21
119% Jan
9
74 Jan
23
Dec
11
13% Nov
23
102
95% July 18
104
Jan
5
21% Jan
3
Nov
21
119
Feb
27
64% Dec
21
75
Jan
13
34
Feb
14
17% Dec
3
17
Feb
14
8% Dec
4778 May
20
Jun
3
22
21% Nov 16
47
14
9
1774 Jan
20
109
0474 Jun 24
70
317o Feb
6
May
8
July 22
Jan
Carrier
Corp
I__
common
19%
1974
1974
18%
19
18 74
43%
42 74
43%
42 7a
42%
4274
43
43 7
2674
2774
26 74
2674
2574
26%
25 7
a
25%
25
95
9574
preferred
6 74 % 2nd
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
4.20%
preferred
74 %
conv
Corp
38 74 Jan
11
Celotex
187a Feb
28
5%
23%
23%
23 74
23%
6,300
67
6574
65%
6674
67
1,700
46%
48
X3874
3874
3874
38 74
37%
3774
37
39
2374
237a
23%
23 7
4
2374
23%
23 74
2374
17%
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
16 9)
.100
~~~*
8174 Feb
9
86% Jun
71
80
15% Oct
July 10
16
July 29
May
23
35
43
32
Nov
19
33
Oct
1
July 24
Aug
9
41% July 27
13% Juil
8
7% Dec
31
14 % Mar
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
10
Sep
13
27% Feb
28
2% Sep
54% Jan
28
9
19% Nov 28
14
Aug 17
45% Dec 26
4% Jan
75 Va
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22% Oct
1
31% May 24
7
Jan
3
6% Nov
28
29% Nov
29
53% Jan
96 % Jan
3
20
20% Oct
9
28% Feb
17
7
3
May
8
2
16% Jun
7
Central
56% Apr
l
34% Jan
11
May 20
4374 May 22
22% Jan 10
3
1074 Apr
774 Aug
36% Aug
5
9 74 Jan
6
59% Jan
874 Aug
1
11% Jan
2974 July 3
2% Aug
7
5774 Mar 13
43% Jan
2
374 Jan
11
1
17 74
*17
17%
*17
20
*19%
2074
*19%
10
6974 Jan
9
9
32 74 Feb
19
38
7
8674 Jun
24
99% Jan 29
5
2414 Aug 15
31 %
31
49 74 Jan
12 Va May
4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
69% Nov 21
109% Nov 21
24
% Jan
16
Aug 15
874 Aug
7
Jun
Jan
2
24
10% Mar 28
8
26
974 Feb
18
31% Jan
4
69 74 Jan
9
Jun
24
11074 Jan
9
1974 Jun
10
2374 Jan
11
28
50
Apr
41% Jan
27
31% Mar 15
42
July 25
31
6
3514 Aug 12
40
26% Jan
3
10
Feu.
55% May 28
21%) Nov 21
71% Jan
4
56
Mar 19
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
12
46% Feb
1
30
25
16% Nov
27% Nov
19
Feb
2
20
43% Mar 5
14% May 22
1274 Oct 26
1078 Jan
4
12% Nov
5
51% Feb
9
69% M'ar
1
60
1
87
3
Jan
24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
37% Jan
3
39% Dec
20
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
102
Nov
2
30
Jan
9
17% Dec 27
93
Nov
20
46% May 24
185
Oct
89 Va Nov
34% Jan
97% Dec
;70
12
13% Jan
10
27
24% Aug 16
30
2a
9474 Jan
35% July 25
3914 Feb 12
5074 Jan
4
47
Jun
17
July 17
58
71
Jun
6
20% Mar 29
1047a Jan 18
102
73 7b
Jun
42%
23% Jan
109
29
3
Jan
3
75% July 18
Feb
12
15% Jan
18
May
3
38 74 Feb 27
17% Mar
9374 Jan
1
7
5274 Mar 26
1874 May 31
103
May
4674 Jun
2
4
2074 Apr
9
96 74 Apr' 12
6774 July 2
Jan
13
80
Jan
22
83
Jun
15
36% Feb
15
4374 May 20
6
9274 Jun
43%
111
Jan
175
May 16
8
23
39
Nov
5
10
2474 Jan
3
78% Aug 15
50% Jan
13
127% Sep
20
141
Jan
100
Nov
15
125
Jan
98 % Dec
20
1317'a Mar
5
13
21
29
62% Jan
6
3574 A"g 14
4074
3
18
11
2574
12
7674 Jun
3074 July 31
12374 Jun
90% Aug
27
'2
99
Jan
2
Apr
17
9
41
19
947'a Mar
5
73
21
23% Jan
9
3
35% Dec 10
5074 July 30
51% Mar 12
I
■uly
Feb
Dec
11
ay
6074 Feb
13 7« Nov
27% May 28
104
25
14
.7
800
2
May 16
Jan
Jan
62 74 Aug
Jan
175
7174 Feb
80% Mar 26
Jan
Chic
43 74 Mar
139
106
Jan
Mar
11414 May
800
4%
28%
*28%
28%
x27 %
50
26%
2674
27%
27 74
2774
2774
37
38
38
C
C
Western
Ry
38%
3774
37%
*1774
18%
18
18
*774
3774
3874
37%
3874
36%
7%
37%
874
874
3074
2 74
St
&
Cleveland
par
1
1
1.25
No par
pi'd
Western
100
No par
com
100
3
RR
No par
No par
274
58 7
274
57 74
8%
4,700
a
30 Va
2,500
274
4,300
30 7
274
*57
100
2 74
0%
30
30
2%
56
^
8%
8%
30
7,200
58
*57
58
100
3674
37
*36%
37
36
3674
3574
*8974
91
*8974
91
8974
89%
*89 74
9074
*8974
2574
26
2574
26
24%
2574
2474
2574
24%
25 74
3274
3374
3274
33
3174
3274
31
32 74
31
31%
874
8
74
874
36
3574
2,400
91
70
9,900
10,000
8%
874
874
774
874
25%
874
2574
77 a
26
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2574
2574
2574
2574
257a
1,000
6374
6374
63 74
62 74
6374
6274
62%
627a
63
9,200
7%
6374
100
105
20%
TOO
20%
*28 74
874
*100
10274
874
8
8
102 74
8 74
874
8
8
100
99 74
9974
1,700
5,600
100
300
39
40
3574
3674
20%
2074
1974
2074
1974
1974
1974
1974
*2874
29
2874
28%
2874
*28 74
2874
2874
2874
600
38
*4774
38 74
2,400
3674
*3574
36
39
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3974
3874
37
3674
37
*3574
3674
*36
2,900
600
1974
19"
19 74
1974
1874
1974
1874
19%
59
59
5874
58%
58 %
58%
5874
5874
58%
58%
28%
30
28 74
2974
28%
2974
28
2874
2874
29
37
38
3674
3774
3674
37%
3674
37
37
37 74
2674
2774
2674
2774
26 74
26%
3474
34%
3474
3474
34
34
1774
*16
*
„
27 74
27%
34 74
34%
*16
17%
*16
1774
*16
18
19
74
13,800
700
13,800
4,500
2674
2674
9,300
33 %
74
3474
11,300
1774
*16
1774
11%
1174
*11%
11%
*1174
11%
11 %
1174
*11%
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55
5474
5474
*5474
55
54
5474
*o2
76 7 a
18
77%
7974
7774
79 74
77:4
79
2574
25 la
25%
2574
25 74
25%
24%
100
8474
8474
8374
84
8374
8374
8374
10
4074
4074
39 74
4074
3874
39%
3874
39
39
39
74
1,700
No par
42 74
4274
42%
42%
4274
42%
4274
4274
42 74
42%
6574
8,400
15,900
16 y8
4,200
25
317 a Dec
18
54
13
58
3
Apr
12
5
8
5
8
54
130
7974
8074
2574
2474
25
8474
*#374
113,900
17
27
49
July 15
26
83
Apr
25
27.
Feb
11
16-% May 31
33% Jan
2
17
4574 July 31
50% Feb
28
39
50% Apr
25
73 74 Aug
5
787a Jan
47o
cumulative
11
Nov
29
101% Dec
Dec
3
1074 Jan
47 a Nov
23
-
6
9
8% Mar 16
13% Dec
31
18
15
26
Colgate-Palmolive
Colorado Fuel &
5%%
Iron
preferred
Colorado
11% Aug 14
11% Aug
44
Dec
14
4978 Mar 22
3474 July 22
11% July 17
41% Jun 25
100
Nov
29
11074 July .17
23 74 Mar 19
36 7/2 Mar 12
1
9774 Aug 14
42% May
2874 May
1
6
% Jan
4
May
9
2174 Apr
10
43% July 25
44
Nov
26
14% Jan
9
1
Columbus
4.64%
111% Dec
12
117 74 Nov
5
see
page
26.
11
8
108 74 Jan
18
92 74
103 74
*91
101%
94
10274
3774
3774
*128
130
94
*90
93
10174
101
130
93
10174
200
10174
3,200
45%
45
*77
79%
*78
30%
29%
4674
5474
46 Va
*43
54%
*52
74
4574
8,800
79 %
10
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,800
307a
2974
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
15,600
4674
*45%
46%
*45 74
46
*43
4674
*46
46
*42 74
46
*4274
%
54%
54 74
*54%
55
5474
54 74
*5274
54%
*52 74
5474
54
*5274
100
4674
46
10
54%
54!
340
a
3074
29%
3074
30
3074
30
29'A
30
29%
29%
11,400
17Va
16%
17
16%
17
44,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1974
1974
1974
1974
12,000
1,900
'
2,300
28%
Edison
Corp
2374
28%
28 74
28%
28
28 !4
2874
28 74
47%
47
47%
47 74
4774
47%
48
4774
48
3.300
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
1514
15%
1574
1574
4,9 JO
com—25
39%
40 74
3914
40
39%
4074
4074
4074
40'/a
40 74
94
94
9474
9374
94
*9374
9474
*94
——5
*774
714
7Va
7 Va
7
7%
*774
7%
Co—No par
574
5%
5
5
5
574
5 74
—10
No par
1
Corp__.5
12 74
12 Va
*93
45 74 Jan
3
12 74
12 Va
11%
1274
12
■
9474
12
7
7
5Va
5 74
Mills Corp
7374
28%
—
Publishing
*72%
15%
cumulative preferred—100
Nast
74
47
-10
—
Co
*73
1
Inc——1
Co
Coppermines
574
12
12
7.700
(
14,600
1,100
900
6,500
2,600
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1174
11%
11%
1174
38'A
38 74
38
38 74
37%
38
37%
3774
38
3874
12
12
12
12 Va
12
12 Va
12
12 Va
12
12
Y com—No par
42 74
42 %
4274
42%
42 Va
42%
$5
preferred
No par
Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
—1
97 %
9774
9774
9774
97%
9774
97 74
9774
977o
1,500
Consol
47%
48%
48
49 74
48%
4974
48
48%
4774
48 74
4,6 JO
30
30%
30
30
29%
2974
29 74
2974
29
29 74
3,400
Congoleimi-Nairn
Edison
Consol
of
Inc_
N
Corp
Corp-—-1.33 74
Utilities
Corp
1
23
17
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$4.50
4%
Can
4
15
$3.75
$4.50
conv
2nd
14%
15
1474
15
5,900
15
15
15
15
15
1,000
15%
32
2'4
2 74
4478'
44%
91
91 Va
93 74
93 %
*81
1874
8374
1974
1574
4374
*30 '4
274
4414'
1574
4374
35
274
274
447a
91 Va
92
93 74
9374
*82
18%
84
1874
*86
30
3074
95
95
9574
95 Va
10
45
4574
4574
45%
No par
82
82
8074
8074
Inc common
preferred
lnO
110%
89
11074
*86
30
*110
15 74
43%
*30%
4474
100
—
preferred
Mar 12
14%
15
Co common.„5
$5.50 preferred
Continental
Jan
14%
15 Va
No par
preferred
Continental Baking
9274 Feb
14%
44%
5
Common
14%
15 74
32
preferred
1,600
12,700
15
4374
$4.52 preferred
'
4274
15
xl5%
No par
42 %
42%
14%
10
6% pfd
100
Retail Stores Inc—1
97 Va
4214
2,100
10,100
15
—5
Consol RR of Cuba
Jan
3 Va Jan
9
45
7974
2874
Consolidated
20% Apr
45%
14%
28%
10
94
Apr 24
3374 May
3
105
Mar 29
45
7874
14%
*77
14%
2874
Jan
957% Mar 27
46 74
7874
14%
28
Cigar
14
45%
80
28
Consolidated
4974 Jun
46
.
27%
8
23
_
28
7
35% Jan
-
27%
14
19
*52
*800
■
28 74
Jan
23
*46
*775
*300
*28
1474 Jan
Jan
4574
*7!)
*80.0
'
Southern Ohio Elec—5
&
39% Jan
118
92 74
102%
3774
*128
3,900
Comptometer
48
74
3774
131
17
No par
-No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
July 24
92
103%
37
*128
29%
14
Aug
*90
37%
131
2974
22
42% Feb
3,900
37
*128
1774
22
95
6,500
3774
3774
131
30%
4974 Jan
80
72%
30%
10174 Jan
5
7274
17
10174 Jan
3
73
29%
2
20
72
29%
4
5674 Aug
10274 Mar
73
1774
21
10674 Jan
71%
29%
Jun
10
73
30%
9074 Jun
31
72%
17
89
27
7374
2974
1
Dec
72
3074
3
39% Feb
23
43
Conde
5*% Jun
100
Jan
83
2274
45
112
2
2374
54%
109 74 Feb
7
2274
45
18
24
9,400
22%
5474
19
Jun
~70
2274
100
Dec
29% Jan
37
2274
100
Dec
85
*3574
427a
14
Cone
-50
5
Natural Gas
1774 Jun
35%
*7274
Laundries
18
3574
7374
Consolidated
11
3574
4274>
Consolidated
18
3574
4274
Mar 28
Sep
170
64
*72%
17
Jan
2,700
95 74
•
73%
Gas
23
*6274
43%
Foods
3674 Jan
*94
43
Consolidated
104
95
43%
Consolidated
6
37 74
3674
3774
64
94
43
14
Aug
36%
*62%
74
15
81
9474
3,500
2274
103
93
4
;
3774
63
74
2274
•800
92
103 % Jan
9474
82
58
4374
Apr
4474 Aug
37
*62
175
*78%
5974
2274
37
Consumers Power Co com
5174 Mar 13
3774
95
*16674
82
5874
*73
17
58
3774
9474
59
175
*7874
x43
1674 Jan
Aug 12
174 May 15
95 74
74
*16674
60 74
„•
*78%
3 75
82
5974
*162
!
No par
16
32
82
■
175
*79
37%
3774
29%
Co
13
1574 Aug 14
12
1,600
—No par
Carbon
21
39% Feb
6174
"161
82
*128
System Inc—No par
14% Feb
Jun
700
74
-2.50
15
18 7b
59%
175
*78%
-No par
$4.25 preferred
Columbian
22
107
61
60 74
*160
14%
Columbia Pictures common
Feb
18
18
96%
2.50
1074 Apr
6 Va Jan
17
1874
*9574
37
10
—
Columbia Gas
Commonwealth
4
1874
9674
Broadcasting System—
42 74 Mar
15
1874
*9574
*3574
pfd
noncumulative 2nd pfd
Solvents
12
1874
9674
37
1st
Engineering
Jan
"
*35
series B
Ry com
Credit
42 7
18
*9574
63
Southern
&
noncumulative
Commercial
104
18 74
9674
*62
„
com
Commercial
8
42
1874
63
No par
Combustion
14
4174
4274
*42
210
105
*9574
No par
52% May 14
1974 Jan 11
7
Aug
4% Apr
*10074
18%
No par
com
3474 May 17
92% July 22
,
1674
105
9674
-100
Corp
12
22% Jan
Nov
Co
$3.50 preferred
Ailcman
Collins &
16
7
4274
6574
a
1674
leys
*10074
a
18!
No par
Feb
27
1674
105
*42
65 7
6474
6574
16 74
*10074
4274
9574
preferred_10j
46% Jan
74 Jun
42%
6474
6674
16 74
105
*9574
No par
Corp_;
3174 Mar 18
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
a
2nd
25
38
1674
*61%
stock—_50
(The)—.
2774 Jun
44-74 Mar 19
8
Co
48
20
4274
X65 Va
*100 74
50
No par
42% Aug 16
38% Dec
1674
105
No par
gtd
1
Coca-Cola Internat'l
4Vo
14
27
5
100
15
com
Molybdenum
Coca-Cola
23
2074 Jun
15 74 May
100
Ilium
Electric
_
4Vo
25
21% Mar 20
*42 7.4
15
-
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
preferred
6
Feb
1
*100 74
pat
6674
16 74
100
8,000
8474
■
Apr
Feb
18
6574
—5
Ry Co com
100
preferred—100
Climax
Feb
21
Jan
10
Co
Louis
12
Jun
16% Nov
footnotes
29%
200
37%
6,600
*1174
Clevite Corporation
17
2474 Sep
For
*57
8%
a
2%
7%
3774
.
1874
5
.
19
13%
44% Oct
Dec
5874
8%
8%
30 7
37%
3774
*774
7 74
3774
36%
*1774
7%
25
Special guaranteed 4%
8
36% Mar 22
99
274
400
—25
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Jan
23
19
*57
8%
30
1,000
8.50
A
28 V2 Nov
28
27
7%
Del_50
com
B
84% Jan
Dec
27
18%
noncumulative
Class
78
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
28 % Nov
2774
*774
50
Equipment
C
5%
Class
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
88
*26%
.
"
Clark
3674 May 15
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
31
3,600
*1774
City Investing Co common
574% preferred
City Products Corp
—No
City Stores Co common
474% convertible preferred
Columbia
18% Dec .28
28%
77»
__No par
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co
3574 May 15
3474 Dec
82% Dec
60
28
1874
*2 74
2,800
28
38%
29%
1574
93 >4
*774
1
79
15%
'
*92
3774
*1774
_40
preferred
21
34 % Dec
28
19
28! 4
Common
29% Jan
28
22% Jun
1% Sep 28
43% Dec 18
28%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
28% Aug
7
16% Feb 13
22% Jun
30
2874
__iq
Copper Co—
Chrysler Corp
19
16
28
10
Chile
19
59% Feb
Jan
9274
1
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac
Apr
27
Dec
9274
—1~1
Chicago Yellow Cab—
Chickasha Cotton Oil-
57
Dec
15
93 74
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic T<G1
8
50
34% Jan
*9274
5%
Mar
9
23
92 74
~I_
1
North
59
74 Apr
31
9274
;
series A noncum
&
6
66
15 Va Dec
9274
5
300
4874
9.50
Corp
2,500 1
*47
No par
Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
18
30
1
92 74
preferred
74 Jan
Nov
26% Oct
15%
47
Co
Great
5%
5474 Aug
50% Feb
54
Dec
15%
47
600
10%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
May 28
Jun
1574
47%
Co
20
5074
*77
1574
4774
5
2,600
17 74
10%
79
1574'
48
Class A
31
11
103
18
*77
1574
48
774
Apr 24
8374 Jun
29% July lo
1027-8 Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
45
36% Dec
9
July 24
19
Dec
12% Jan
Jan
26
47
Mar 26
82 74
Dec
75
22
v
64
39% Dec
40% Nov
29
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
196
60
79
1574
487 a
*25%
Chic
30
31
*77
1,300
31%
*4974
a
1574
1
Chic
29
16
26
80
6674
20
10%
501
4774
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
374% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
3474 Apr
43 74 Apr
2
33% Feb
11% Jun
*77
Checker Cab Manufacturing—
Chemway Corp
2074 July 25
6174 Jan 14
53
July 25
6474 Jan 28
Jan
1074
*49%
_ioo
Co
Common
3074 Mar 11
JLI'
24 74 Apr
35% Dec
10%
49%
21,700
31%
*17
2074
1074
4974
$4.50 preferred
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Mar 15
29
28
35% Dec
Apr
*20
10%
49
1,300
15 74
111
66
17V4
lO^a
-
31% Apr 27
36% Dec
31%
49
Aircraft CoChadbourn Gotham Inc
Belt
6674
31%
10,100
90
15
'108%
6674
1074
*78
*<38
15%
*17
49
Cessna
Chain
31%
1074
Certain-Teed Products Corp
11
May
25% Aug
9
5974 Feb 12
99
Pasco
66
86
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Feb
12
de
90
49
80
14,600
111
No par
com
Sugar
Cerro
2714 Apr
45% Dec
Aug
Central Violeta
20
66
31%
230
5%
574
85 Va
No par
Corp—
Century Industries
1
3274
102%
5%
15%
2074
_5
66 74
31%
25,2 JO
84%
•108%
1774
66 Va
17%
*102%
102%
89
15%
111
430
1,400
16%
5 74
92%
15
*108%
66 %
Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J———
Central & South West
8
*9074
15%
111
29,800
23%
8474
.
4674
3974
*23
17
10*%
8574
45%
39%
100
Light
preferred
8
■
92
5%
46
4574
10274
5%
8474
32 74
Central
36
1574
*108%
102
5%
86
32
Hudson Gas & Elec__No pur
4 74 74
31% May 14
9174
15%
111
102
66 74
1
Central Illinois
10074 Jan
157a
*10874
5%
85
*17
Co.
Georgia Ry com
preferred series E
Aug 15
74 Jun 20
2774 Jun 27
2674 Aug 12
93
1
1
Aguirre Sugar Co
47
86%
*9174
100
102
5%
86
47%
-20
Foundry
88
103
5%
-10
Central of
5%
*102
7
—
—
Central
2774 Jan
60
24%
667a
44
common
preferred
Central
15
97
2374
67
1
preferred series A
July 29
1
*95
2474
100
4
Jan 16
1374 May 22
Aug 14
97
3,600
6674
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No
par
7%
2nd preferred
54
Feb
*95
4,000
25%
24
.100
3
17 Va Mar 22
97
6,900
43%
a
24
49%
„
8
61
*95
18%
6774
X4874
T/e
874 Jan
113
97
18%
67
-50
3774 Apr
16
*95
18%
23 14
_
12% Mar 16
31
Shares
1974
43%
1 1.50
57% Apr 13
51% Jan
the Week
Aug. 16
-10
474%. preferred
Carriers <Sc General
Corp
Case (J I) Co common
28
98 % Dec
Friday
Aug. J 5
—5
28
12
Sale* for
Thursday
par
Carpenter Steel Co—
8
23
Wednesday
Aug. 14
Aug. 18
.—5
(Philip) Mfg Co
-10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power & Light
No
25
1974 Mar 20
j
—1
■_
Nov
43
Tuesday
Aug. 12
Carey
July 30
17
Par
Inc
Carborundum (The) Co
10074 Mar 13
12
Feb
6
19
99 74
Capital Airlines
26
5% Mar
Aug 15
14% Feb
Apr
110% Jan
74 July 26
104
11
18% Jun
11
84
89
6
23% Aug
27
574 Jan
55
94
25% Mar
Mar 28
Jun
Mar 21
65 74 Jan
Aug 15
2074 Feb 13
101
May 22
74% July 16
Aug 14
14
13
105
37
,2074 Jan
53% Jan 26
24% Aug 16
18% Jan
5
31
4
5174 Jun
12
Aug 17
% Mar 20
Monday
EXCHANGE
26% Jan
12
22
PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
3174 Jan
43
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
12
89
30 Va
111
1574
4374
35
2%
45
*15 74
43
*30%
2 74
4474
15%
43 74
35
2%
45
*15
4274
*31
1514
500
43'A
6,700
35
2%
2,400
44%
9,300
92
92
9174
91'4
91
91%
9274
9374
92 74
92%
*92%
02%
8474
82
83
*8274
84
1874
1874
1874
*83
18'A
86
*2974
86
3074
100
14,400
89
150
2974
2974
30
3,000
95
95
377
95 Va
95%
4574
45
8174
81%
110'4
1874
97
4514
11074
1874
590
2,400
17974
*85
95
*80
100
274
4474
110
89
45%
82
110%
*85
45
*8074
*110
45%
17,500
84 Va
100
110%
500
-
17
Monday, August 19, 1957
.
18
(742)
Range Since Jan. 1
Continental
5% Dec
6
1
45% Nov
22'/* Feb
15
20
43
Sep
12
Oct 22
Oct 19
Apr
9
Jan 11
34 V* Jun
14
Jun
54% May
Continental
Insurance
Continental
19
Continental
Oil
2
27
70% Jun
12
43% July 25
14
37
2 7%'Aug
15
43 % Jan
281/4 Feb
11
40% July 11
49% May 21
59 Va Feb 15
54 % July 25
'Mar" 20
Dec
20
70
24% Jan
23
33% Dec
14
26
52
Jan
31
31.
66
'Dec
13
•
54 7* Jan
23.
87% Apr
Nov
29
Dec
26
99
94% Jun
5
99
y*
60
89
'
•
.
5
25
20
152 v* Dec
7
24
180% Mar
13
164
July 18
19% Jan 21
*
23% Aug 27
25
Oct
30
'5% Sep
25
2 VB Dec
5
33
Dec
4
79
Dec
18
97% Mar
7
28% Oct
22
30% Jan
3
28% Jan
2
14 Vb Dec
19
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
11% Dec
11V.
28% Dec
7
35% Feb
23
69% Apr
20
50% Nov
Dec
91
Coty Inc
3
Coty
27% Aug 14
176
Jun 27
36% Apr
22
;
2.3
3
Feb
231% Jun
13
Jan
10
14% May
26!
2
10
32 Va Apr
17
30% Apr
25
Jan
2
-7% Nov
16
10% Jan
31% Dec
28
40
6% Jan
3
7.% Aug 16
Dec
65
19% Dec
23
33% Feb
7
20
26% Jail
14
Oct
1
53
13.
Feb
»:
%
3
v
33% Jan 28
.
13 Vi May
•
5
4
59% Jun
22
1
,
3un
-
Jan
14
'29%
52%
52 V
91 Vi,
31
'
90 Vi
,30%
25 Vi
22%
26
■2.67a
Vi*
28%,
287*
28 V*
52%
50 V*
517*
917b
*89Vb
91 Vb
20V4
23%
-
.
.
15 Va,.
15%
29 V
x28-%
a
51
52 7 a
4
:
257a
7%
7%'
%
7%
59 Vi
■=■58%
7%
7%
-31%
31 Vi
11%
par
•57%
No par
"
*20 Vi
20%
39%
39
39%
3974
55
r
"39
L—10
Cutler-Iiainmer Inc
7
55
54%
55
53
C
'
1.1
Oct
m*
21'
Dec
31
Dec
27
May 16
Jail
Dec
12%
29% Jan
6
3
13 Vk-Apr
3;
Aug
1
r43% Feb
13
49% Apt
15
Jan
A
50
19
t"
86
.83
Sep
27
v
85% Mar
81
Dec
12
20% Jun
09
12% Dec
8
5
May*14
26-aAoT
18
Delta
2
Jan
26
•'*.60
14% Feb
0
24% Dec
18
.*
12
•
31% Nov
>'
43% Dec
7
Jan 21
35
May
17
23% Oct
19 LIT 20% Feb 21,
10% Feb
23
3
Nov
29
29%
9:
.»
39% Mar
:v
r
A
13% Aug 27
May 25
i
257/a Jill)
9% Apr
157. Jau
757b
*73-
•
'
187a
28
277a
2734
13%
86 V
26%
26%
2
16"
46
26 3 4
26 74
26%
■
'
15:%-
141b'
46
15
45
15Va
46
.
&
45
COr-4-LLI-
16 V«
16%
47%
47 V
28
"28 Vb
27 V*
Diana.
Stores
DiVoo-Wayne
50 %
'
4874,
317a 7
31%
24 V*
2474
V 24
48
49 V 2
60
16
16
nf.35*%
43 74
46:%
-
31%
30%
*3974,
30 Vb
*3074
24%
2474
.2474
<237/k
•'
14
1334
113%
14
29 Vv
29
29V<t
29
7.
2974
1
12
12
U7/8
12
11%
11%
1
Corp
367a.
4 23
43
43
42%
4(374
14
2374
11%
ll '/a
42 V 4
.;
46
427b
(5,7.0
;- 400
r
36%.,
48%
/
317 b.
317a
,,
307a
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>
137b
r
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1
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c
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14
>5,400
60 >4.
2374
48
1
3174,
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15,900
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140
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4.77b-!..
.
317a
13%
;
45 Vb
*45
29
Corp———1—50c
40
60%
317b
i
-
40
157a
,
:
43 Vb
:
900
•
■21%
4574
607b
,31%
'
{
39%
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39%
,
*3074
20%
liiRiillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd,
5
39%
217a
217a
46 r
3,700 ••■
',4,800
•4574
43%
VB
13,700
%.
5 0
v
1474
4574
,
a
40 V
46,
,47
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-
*3074
cumulative -preferred25
Diamond T Motor'Car Co,
—2 - •
•
*46
+
16
'1474
<
45 V b.
16 V4-
*60Vb
16%
15
...
26%,
267*
617a
397a.
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31%
1
—
40 V a
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48%
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2
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.
,
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r
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40
40 7«'
64
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46 Vh
4534
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15
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.
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21
-
2674
•
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76 V4
21 Vb-
27 y8
28 74
*26%:
6,760
2,700
•..20
75 %
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27%'
27%
l
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217b!'
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197a
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133,4
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44 V4
80-"'.
21%
19
43%
447*.
44 V b
.
.
287.
15%
$1.50
14
137. July
79
27
43"
light Co—13.50
Diamond IMatcli Common.
14
17
43 7*
.447*'*7tVb/
.
21%
>21%,
,127a
5.7 JO
5Vb
12 V4
•■*73
7f>Vb
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r
,
77Vb
*73/ :"
27>4
Diamond. Allcali
5
j34V»Jah
13% Apr 25
28%. Aug 16
viihi.Rs
Devoe
Mar 29
34
35% Jan
-J 3% Jan
3
377. Mar 13
31% Aug
7
? 29% Jun 13
15
17% Jun
Tie
3
3J
•,
7a.:
77 VL
•'•'-
'
44 Va"
! 44
*
>.42%,' 43
■•44 %
,.'•4274
-
217«
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57b
1J00
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83
103i
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12%
28%.
\ycRl.eni..%—_ 50
ITillsdalo A*
Detroi L Steel
Jun
30
31% Nov 27
•
2
59Vi July
A-
Ddiroii
57% Jan
L:4G% Aug 15
•
Rio Grande We)iURH/No par ;
Detroit. Edison
23
22% Jau
15Vi, May
*
Lilies
Air
Detiv
Jail
65
37
Dec 20
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
3
23
'
Aug 16
No par
700
.2,900
v
.
55 VL
55 W;
■■
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28
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9
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14
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10
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5
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31
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14
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8
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13
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23
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13
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18
170
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13
148
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29
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115
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29
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7
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1
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0
23 Vi Mar 20
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70
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7
86
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2
71
58
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12
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56
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10
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5
1,200
11,700
377a
100
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
11
37%
4Vb
31%
Empire District Electric Co
lo
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
327a Jun
25 Vb Jan
footnotes
May 20
67/a Jan 14
34
9
98
•For
22Vb
37Vb
4Vb
31 Vb
10
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas
Class B
Emerson Electric. Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
347b Mar
23
31
8
8
Battery
21
Jan
357* Apr
Nov
19% Dec
22Vi
31
31
1
51
lOOVb
26%
76Vb
31%
86
44% July
43 Vb July
8
Not 20
91
6
103
149
567o
1
147a Jan
Feb
34
Aug
187a Mar
'8172 Apr 11
40
Jan 10
77:%
53%
26%
76Vb
31 Vb
*82
2
13
37b Jan
May 10
82
37
37Vb
35%
*24
37
77
*141
56Vb
100
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
15
3
1
6% preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co,
102
37Vb
307*
24%
52
10
287a Feb
47a Jan
11
2
31% Oct
■
37Vb
x35%
x24%
36%
77%
!__5
297a Jan
307* Feb
Oct~31
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
107a Aug 16
5
257*
100
Electric Storage
18
41% Jan
27
10
com
prior preferred
1
217b Deo
29
106
27
10
35 7* Mar
30
274 Nov 28
Dec
8
•
1
Apr
8
277* July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
i 6 7b Jan
29% Dec
4Va%
14
__lo
—
47*% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4Vb% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
5
Electric <fc Mus Ind Amer shares
July 17
30% Aug' 5 "
32 Vb Nov
11
~
1
18
27Tk May
75
15
14
3
1587* Feb 28
9
May 29
23Va Mar 21
Nov
32"/* Dec
Jun
Eagle-Pleher Co
Eastern Airliues luc
Eastern Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
140
"
*58
"
60
,
-
page-26,"
i
186 .Number
Volume
5665
The
■ • ■
Commercial and
Financial
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
4
15!eJan
29% July 17
20
17% Aug 14
Mar 23
20
,37
38 VB
May
59% Dec
1
10% Dec
26
7
15% Jan
3
15 % Nov
15
♦
20
12
:
25% Mar
16
68% Sep
20
Feb
2
31
5% Dec
10'
75 7
11
Jun
10
7
?•
17
26!
4
26
22
3
67% Jun
12
6774 Jun
12
11
6474 July 10
7
27
13 % Feb
12
27
51% Feb
14
5% Aug 16
77b
25 74 Jun
32
Feb
14
teb
4574July
2
May
May
61
91% Jun
Feb
14
Dec
3
Nov 23
3674 Feb
Dec
■"
50 %!. Aug
12 V
7 Apr
29% Jan
18
1
2
94
Feb
21
15
iJun
49,74 Feb
4474 Jan
18.
'12% Jan
19
18
3574 Feb
9
13
77
6
63-
Fen
159
6
111
Feb
4
Nov 30
100
Alar
5
84% Jan
43 74 Jan
.
12
13
July
July
3
Feb
82
•:
8774 Aug
2
93
65% May 15
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93% Aug
5
Dec
79% Oct
Florence
i
'Florida
Florida
Power
&.
3%%
3
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l\
94
4
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5574
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50
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1674
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29
16 74
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preferred
28
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6574.Jun 25
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convertible
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Foote-Mineral
Foremost Dairies
123
4374
10
39
347,0
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Ford Alotor Co
24
42
9
10
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common.
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10
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40
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,
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5374 Aug 13
18
38 %
25
common
Co..
3
13% Alar 12
40
9
6.25
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4174 Apr
13% Nov
24
July 18
22
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6374 Alar 12
11;8 Dec 31
78
61 %
Fllntkotc Co
21% Jau
30% Oct 24
8% Feb
3
Apr 25
134
48% Aug 15
51% -May 28
16% Dec 27
4
9
21
6974 May 8
59 74 Jun 13
11
10 Of 102 % Alar
51' V Feb
38%
3,900
2 50
_
& Rubber com
preferred..
First National Stoi*cs
Firth' (The) Carpet Co
Aug 15
11-
38%
'
9,400
V,
1
Prod" eoiiulNo
4%%
23
46% July
1674
5
com.
conv Preferred
Firestone Tire
8
12
83% Dec
109.
Feb
874 Aug
>
r*fT„wlm
101% July 23
6174 Jan
18 74
1574
577ii
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Fidelity Plicnix Fire Ins NY"
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
2
100
18
16%
g
Corp
Flbreboard Paper
9
66
34% Feb
2-
62
Ferro
14
Jan
18
1574
1
Electric
_
July 12
May 2
90% July
7
21% Alar 12.
;
Jan
67
Mar 13
47
-
54% Aug 14.
13
I
100% Aug 13
105% Alar 14
16
Jan
8
52% Aug 15
27
Feb
32
105
83% Afar
3<
41 ■"
9
Aug 16
i7%
16i
12% Feb
29
27 '>'»■
3174 Jan 10
23%. July
•
26
61 D Jan
:
33% Nov
4174 Feb
'
27
Dec
98
92
Dec
Mar 26
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21 i
10% Jan
27% May
97
17%
1674
Bearings—3
Fenestra Inc
■
30% Feb 23
10
101% Nov
1
l
18 V4
16%
10
series. ...50
Bower
cumulative preferred
Federutcd Dept Stores
18
25% Aug 15
1774
1
4.60%
11
28
43
1953
Paper Boahl Co
34% Jun
135
pfd
Pacific
21
1
conv
Federal
Jun
1874
1674
5
~
Federal
26
26% May
1
Nov 19
41
5%%
31
25
Feb
Corp
Shares
18%
43
50
common.
17
20% Jan
27% Jan
44% Nov 29
12%
Metallurgical
Farwick Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
the Week
Friday
Aug. 14»
16%
3
B
Mogul
377a Mar 14
1
series
Federal
39 % Alar 23
53
47
preferred
Fansteel
8
31% May
Oct
68
o/<.
Sales for
Thursday
Aiiff. 15
19%
Co.*.—No par
3C74 May 14
11
10% Aug
&
Aug. 14
1(>5«
Brewing CorpZZZZZZZZZZZl
Family Finance Corp common
1
14
Jau
18% Alar 12
Morse
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 13
16%
37%
Fa is tuff
1674 Apr 23
61% May 13
36
ZZZZZ
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
X1874
_
1
Nov 29
29% Nov 29
100
Fairbanks
r
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FairchildI Engine &
Airplane Corp_i
Fajardo Sugar Co.
on
11
44% Feb
-
36% May
7
21 % Sep 10
1
4
17
Jan
Aug 14
25
'
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Ex-Cello Corp
41% Aug 17
24',4 Dec 18
13% Feb 23
30% Dec
16
17% July
25% Jim
Dec
55
13
65
15
22% Jan
J,1»
Monday
Aug. 12
Par
Evans Products Co
12% Jau 24
7
7% Jun
5
29% Feb
18% Dec
2
30
18
Aug 12
9% Aug
15% Apr
Apr
51-% Apr
5
LOW
EXCHANGE
26
1
Aug
9
6
Alar
Fe,J
Aug
14% Dec
10
317a Jan
a
53% Dec
17
Oct
.% Jau
43
Apr
/a
41
107a Sep 26
15% Dec 28
21% Oct
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
20% Dec
Chronicle
5774
,,104
%
1774;
4,400
15,400
1,100
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25,800
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10474
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17
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14
9 % Jun
8
4174 Dec
26
25% Feb
9
30% Sep
38
3
9% Jan
11% July 19
49% July 20
3274 July 31
28
6
Jan
Jan
541V Dec
o
14% Dec
12
4
3 % Jan
33 % Jau
'■
13
974 July 17
3
42
July 23
27% Aug 15
45
4674 Jun 28
36
Aug 15
5% July
9
Oct"
125
874 Jan
14
15
19
9
2
19
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90
5
17
1.42
34
23
88
10
11
Aug
128 V4 Jan
17
135
Apr
30
26 % Jan
11
Jan
26
22
13
97% Feb
13
% 76% Aug 13
1 Oct
25
"
30% Jim
12
13% Dec
27
17% Jan
3
7
13% Jan
5
1
59% Dee
13
Jun
65% Aug
11
Oct
1
61 i
May
73% Dec
Dec
122% Mar
31
85-
Dec
31
Feb
2
407a Alay 24
80
Alar 5
43
Apr
24
14%-Jau
22
12 74 Jan
25% July
0874 Apr
22'
a
12
72% July 22
27
19 74
12
49% July 18
8% Jan 11
18
100
July 26
38% Feb 25
79
101 % Alar 15
37% Apr
,
Feb
6% Aug 15
5774 Jun 25
103
10
27
5
1
Alay 16
1574 Feb
40
1
1
50% Feb
0
62 7 » Feb
2
-49 % Mar 20
124% Feb 16
40% May 28
Mar
1174 Aug 7
10% July > 1
19 % Aug 14
54% Aug
6
Apr 26
50% July 23
10 % Mar 20
108% Dec "11
110
35
•
19
9
12
Jau
80% Dec
6%De<i 31
25
Jan
28
17
Jan
4774 Jun
9
41% Nov
43-
101
72
23
52% Jan 23
0
3774 July 12
1
247a Jan
45% Oct
Jun
2
31
% Alar 13
40
59
May 20
% Jun 27
«7-34% Feb
6
Dec
5 74 Jan
Aug 30
10 %
28
2
1574 Feb
Jan
Dec
Jan
3874 Jan
26% Jan
22% Dec
11
64
2
51
73% Dec
1
May 22
8
30
4
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60%
11
14% J'fm
474 Apr
3074 Nov
10674 Mar
Apr
36% Jan
12
6% July
5
51
" Dec 31
99% Sop 24
1074 July 24
107. Apr 10
3174 July 16
' July 16
16% Aug 13
27
4
36 % Feb
'
6
39
4
257s Jan
Dec
43
I Jan 23
31
674 Feb
9% July 22
■
Jun
Jun
3374 Jan
3
60
Jan
20
20
"
2
21
69
119
May 15
Jan
Jan
4
30
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
9174 Feb
1
40 1
Apr
12
68
Jan
4
a
47% July 12
3574 Aug 24
Oct 23
36% Feb 25
29 "4 Jun
12
3474 Alay 17
5174 Jun
34 7
7574 July 17
S3 % Feb 24
24
57% July 15
47. Feb
12
"
31'
Nov 28
4% Dec
~5% Aug~20
17
34.
3874 Mar 28
Nov
19
34
14 % Feb
1
May .25
29
9
18% Dec
7
34% Jan
4
5374 Dec
19
24% Nov 29
32% Oct
38
27
:
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8
1674 Mar 18
42
24
Feb 13
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5% Jun
36
23
13
;
32
Nov 7
•
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Apr
2
3474 Oct 22
47% Nov 29
6674 Apr
May 17
102
Oct
.121% Apr
12
25% Nov 27
37'4 Sep
52 %
34
July 19
18% July
6074 Jan
3
10
27%,'Mar 19
41% July 16
2
107
Apr
23
7
185
Jan
2
90
Apr
3
95% Apr 25
2574 Jan
July 17
Jun
3
13
6% Oct 31
~
Sep
9 % Jan
12
21
3674 July
9
45 % Jon
24
62% May
8
25 % Apr
20
39 % Alay 29
8
Mar 20
40Vb Jan
3
54
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23
3774 Aug
6
23% Jun
8
31 % Nov
7
2354 Jan
22
90
6
Wouu
4
General
convertible
$4.30
General
Amor
1st
General Electric
Mills
Preferred
$3
conv
General
Shoe
8 la Feb
a
(The)
$4.50
14
GUdden
474 Apr
26
Goebel
Jan
21
Gold
13
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1
89 % Alar 23!::
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6
7074 Feb
12
00
160
Mar 18
79% Jun
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61,200
65%
6774
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17
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25% Feb
79;.
108 %
2
19% Oct
25
45
2
74
36% Feb
6
Aug 14
8G % Apr
15
6% Apr
18
574 Mar 12
12
67% Aug
16
11
128
79% Jan
10
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July 23
35 % May
85
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8
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13
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75
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70
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3,400
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2074
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6%
3274
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45%
20%
1,400
130
26%
Die Corp.-No par
19'4
1974
Greyhound Corp (The) cofflmoiu—3
4%% preferred,.
—100
1574
15%
80%
8074
Inc
1
C
26%
1874
,
,
2674
1574
1574
80 %
8074
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19%
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27
90
73
27
73
'
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26%
290
76
3274
6
3274
2074
Co
34
33 "4
47
6874
preferred
(ILL)
1,000
33
44%
Greenfield Tap <fc
16% Apr
174
51 %
*32
32%
52
25
1
217. Alay
174
31%
—No pnr
4
8
2
52%
x51'/a
Sugar com—No par
Western
Bay
52 74
5
Stores.—
Great Northern Paper Co.
Great Northern Ry Co
T/b
32
5274
100
Gt Northern Iron Ore
Great
32
52
12.50
(The)—
preferred
Grai'son-Robinson
32
No pur
5
Co common
Green
2
Jun
374%
Co
Green
1474 Jan
Co
Steel
11
"
79
Union
22
181/8 Feb
•
18
&
Inc
4
1
Batteries
Jan
78'
.Jan
3074 Apr
20 74 Jan
30
pate 26.
Feb
70% Apr
3374 Mar 12
17%. May 10
3 1
96
Ja
8174
3874
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5874
674
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24
40% Feb 25
217+ Oct
Ri
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20
14%Feb
9
79% Dec 27
S
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1
18% Dec-27
8
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2
3
25%.Nov 20
14
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149 % Jan
130% Dec 31
70% May 25
a
34'% July 29
11
Aug 15
29% Feb
July 17
46% Apr
23 Va. Mar
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31% Jun
41 % Aug 10
Nov 29
38% Oct
9
18
7% AIny 18
3 4
2
7% Aug 16
3
99
82 7-4
3874
1
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10% Dec
2% Apr
13% Jan
31
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15
,
f
67 a
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14
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10374
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74
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77
103%
59%
-
102 ;
1
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1 % Deo
Jan
104'%
"
10
com.
Telegraph
Grace
36%' Aug
103%
59
10
57 7 h July 18
45
par
,
,
3774 Jun
607a Dec
4474
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common
48% Mar 12
9
4374
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19
10174
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Corp
18
Nov
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10274
8174
13
Feb
6074
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Apr
July
6
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100
60% Sep
2% Feb
95 74
,
7
1%
preferred... 100
36
29% May 28
4874
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..
100
16
34
18 1/0
48%
6%
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10
44% Jan
34
18'4
4874
6%
1
28% Nov 30
'
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48%
;
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Dec
27
f
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1
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84
20
700
1,500
677a
Corp._^._5,
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23
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66%
(The)
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m
677a
11J
1
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>
40%
1174
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Brewing Co.
&
ii.
5
preferred—
91
37% Jan
2
11%::
.
55
;
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77
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1174.:
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20
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3
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r-
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19%
preferred
46% Mar 26
&
r :
77
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41
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150
37'"
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>700
54 3 b
series
cumulative
2874 July
77
41i
117 4,
7,900
2374
20
common,.
preferred
1
4%
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41
107«
132
•
23%;
,
55
Corp
Products
..
76 74
1174
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54 74
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preferred
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>
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11%
36%
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1.
2,400
-(
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preferred
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767 a
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41%
11
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Getty
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30%
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1974
Castings Corp
conv
-
79%.
4U4
.'11
39
1
93
5474
Telephone Corp
27
July 31
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132
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33
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38%.
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38 74
v
2,400
5'iu
60
,
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5%';'o
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93
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(Delaware). 1
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4%%
4%%
38 7b
.
817a
'
55%
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107a
<-
2o;'n-
32-fi h 33 7a-
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3/100
147a
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38 74
14%
>
56'%
95
80'7'a
r
32 Va
207a
preferred
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132
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Railway
Realty
General
General
167a
131
0.,
8J0
5,600
117a
General Portland Cement Co.:
General Precision Equlpt Corp
$1.60 conv preferred..
No
3% Jan
.159
$3.75
10%
95,:
23%
5%
36 *,a
v.;
1474
327.
-
80
131
1474
60
42 74
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•v.:
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574
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80
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6
3274
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81
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preferred——_—^...No
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3974
39
36
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300
2774
567a
common:
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34 % Jun
23.!
5
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1
6 74
2,700
44
27 74
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34
;
41%
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61
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f
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10
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217 a
preferred
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34%,.
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;
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Corp
Foods Corp
General
57a
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42
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8374 July 17
Nov
34'A
No par
..
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9
163
common..',..__
preferred...
5%
61,
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2.50
General Cigar Co
■Ine.tr,_^_
No par
Geiierui Contract
Corp,'com num.-.. 2"
6 '<•. series
preferred.^...
10
General. Controls Co .._%..„__Z..5
General
Dynamics
25
574 Jan
Transportation
Baking Co
preferred
5%
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5%
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4%.
15
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or
36 74
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28
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10
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42%
67a
15
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42'4
32%
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pre fern d
.
6
Investors com,—1
General Arner Oil
28
:
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prefer red _'^^.50
preferred
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Inc
43
2h
•
42%
36%
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com_..Il
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Acceptance Corp.
American Indus com__Z.il'
General
G'r
pur
.
.
convertible,
97% Mar 21
Alar 14
Jau
uar
41 !4 Mar
34% Sep 28
3;
Sep 14
Oct
•Garrett Corp
Co
Service
7
July 31
(TheI-.—.—,.No
9'%,
10,.
*4374
...50
Utilities
45 % Alay
7
Co
Public
78
18
60'
Gamelveli
Gardner-Denver
9%
9
preferred.:
Public
30% Mar
108% Jan
12
457a Dec
66
convertible
common
General
90
153
5%
9%
liic
General
9874 July 17
3874 Aug 15
95
5
86% Sep
27
<The)
13
21% Aug 15
16
Nov 27
Jun
■%■■■
"
l-l
Co
Ganible-Skogmo
39% May 22
55% Jan
5
75% Nov 28
Dec
q
Gabriel
"
Jan
96
3474 Alar 12
28
2974 July 18
2
29% Dec
90f
Dec
f
(
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.
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19
1574
82
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19
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15%
82
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,
15/7 a
807-a-
81
-
9,600
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*
and. Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
20
.
.
Monday, August 19,
.
(744)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Year 11)50
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8
5% Jau
35% Jan
97a Nov
22 % Aug
13
3
27 % Jim
23
34% Jan
15
Jan
9
27 % Aug
15
Mar 14
71% Aug
147% July 26
107% Feb
Grumman
14
12 % May 10
2
8
12
Aircraft. Corp
Guantanauio
12
39% Mar 23
76 Pa Dec
21
98
83% Jan
23
32% Sep
83% Dec
26
27
90
Dec
17
103% I'd) 23
108
Pel)
6
100
Sep
19
105 % Feb
39 % Dec
17
45% July 25
58% Feb
10
92
34'A Jan. 24
42% Mar 20
81% Aug
11
80% Jan
16
$5
May 13
Gulf
Oil
States
152
41 % Jun
93 % Feb
6
Utilities
72 %
No par
2
$4.40
35%
81 %
81%
*84%
dividend
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
14
96
Jan
29
38% Jun
21
41% Feb
21
Haekonsack
——25
x39%
39%
*39%
70% Aug 16
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
72%
72%
72%
*71
72%
100
135
136%
23,500
36
10.600
357
35%
a
81%
*80
8*%
8<±%
86
93
*u'(
93
*39
40
H
20% May
13
24 % Dec
4
Nov
19
33
Nov
26
130
Nov
30
146
31% Feb
9
48
32%-Aug
33
% Dec 20
37
July
'
Feb
8
11
Nov~2o"
35% Apr
May 22
39
24% May
16
4% July 30
Mar 27
31
8
32% Dec
13
39
Aug
18% Jan
23
37
Mar 12
5% Oct
Dec
76
19
Dec
3
60
-Jan
72
15
101
Jan
Dec
11
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
21%
21%
22
*21
91%
91
91
*87!
Haroison-Walk
138
July 23
Jun
8
Hart
July 1
18%Jun 19
.
28% Apr
2
5
76 % Jun
20
2
54
May
7
91
Co
3%%
July 24
20
46% Aug
62
12% Mar
77% Feb
3
62
Jan
3
61% Dec
13
Oct
2
80
21% Dec
99
1
Aug 13
80% Feb 25
12
24% Nov
12% Jan
25
Jan
87
July 19
19% Feb
7
9% Nov 27
78
22% Jan
12
9% Feb 23
17% Feb
17
18% Oct 22
23
Nov
15
19% May 31
25% July 2
13% July 25
22% Jan 11
29 % Oct
32% Jan
16
28
31
18% Dec
31
25% Sep
7
9% Dec 26
14 % Apr
12
17
31% Dec
5
Feb
16
56
40
Dec
40% Jan
10
55
20
Aug 15
71% Jan
4
89% Jan
10
29
Aug 16
103% Mar 16
26
85
Jun
4% Nov 23
8% Jau
14
4% Aug 13
31
24
21% Jan 23
29% Mar
12% Feb
16% Jan
35% Dec 26
18% July 11
40
Aug
6
36
Jan
22
24% Sep 25
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
% Aug 16
10
75
Dec
11
83
Dec
2
Aug 14
3
6
69
26
102% Jan
10
83
July 19
Dec
26
105
28
88
Jan
41% Jan
3
90
Mar
90
Feb
20
15% Nov 29
3% Apr
5% Nov 30
64
Jan
Feb
8
6% Jan
4
28% Jan
10
23% July 24
39'A May 29
30
Jun
5% Feb
11% Apr 23
10
99
15% Dec 21
23
July 26
July 17
13% Jun
83 % Dec
3
91
Jun
18
77
4% Dec
13
7% Jail
13
27% Dec
13
11
54% Aug 16
Jun
Jan
4% May
11% Apr
90
18
85% Apr
8
6
19% Nov 29
16% Jun 20
22
27% Feb
35% May
90)/, .Ton
May 21
40
35% May 23
Jan
4
Hooker Electrochem
OcTT
41%
Dec~21
51
Co
Nov
9
53
Apr
5
Jan
9
5%
conv
Lighting
5%
50% Dec
11
55
44
Dec
27
54% Apr'
44
Dec
*
Dec
31
76% Jun
0
165
148
Jan
16
79
Feb
12
99% Jan
4
34% Aug 15
20% Jan
4
55% Jan
11
20
24% Mar 13
Dec
20
47% Jan 23
83% Dec
13
61% Jan
6
40% Aug
6
84% Aug 15
25% Aug 15
-
103
27% May 28
Feb
7
35 % Dec 31
288
33% May 28
143%
Dec
6
41% July, 25
174
Feb
25% Jun
22
33%' Apr 11
69
Nov
21
88
78
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
Jan
112% Aug
8
14 % Mar 13
144 %' May
67% Dec
12
7
85
Sep
13
21% Apr
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
43% Nov 29
34% Apr
29
20
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4
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12
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27%
5
32 %
a
4,000
.
5
26 %
8
32!
36%
36 A
27%
v
*
47
23%
Motors
53% Mar 20
28
,32%
Hercules
124
27%
27%
:
14%
10
2 L
26%
28
23%
17% Jan
20
26%
28
*31 %
14% Aug
Dec
26 %
100
30%
48
47%
37%-
No par
21% Mar 15
45% Dec
37%
preferred—_2$
23% July 25
30% July 23
24% Jan
38 % Jan
110
38
1
25
'—100
(II J) ,Co common3.65%
preferred
Heller (W E) & Co
22
34% Mar
50%
37%
100
Heinz
6
31
9
Jan 21
49%
37%
15
:
preferred
17
•
50%
1
common-
Oct
3
49%
200
91
30%
128
126 \
130
*128
22
*21 Pa
*87%
33
35 Pa
37
36%
37%
130
22
31%
*32%
33
36%
Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred—u
50
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dist—..—5
Hayes Industries Inc1
Hecht
31%
32%
a
91
a
31
46% A 49%
-10
Marx—
&
37-;b
*128
130
130
Hat
7
81
Scliaffner
32%
5
Corp
Chemical Co———
Harslmw
15% Dec
23% Oct 25
34
i
32
32%
37%
37 %
100
2.50
32
33%
*32%
7.50
,■
x31%
32
32
com
Rcfrac
Harris-Inter type
36% Aug
9
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
18% Jan
-
common
preferred—j.
Hai'seo Corporation-™
11
Aug
Co
6%
14
16% Feb
5
17
21%
*87%
46% Apr
86% Jan'
9
85 % Nov
47
Feb
25
27
89% Feb
21%
*21%
91%
Printing Co
Watch
convertiuie
<*•,«
34% Jan 21
15
14% Feb
-
1,400
21%
6% Jan
14
23% Feb 28
13
34% Mar 27
26% Dec 20
31% Jun
9
17% Nov
13% May 28
3
26% Aug 15
Mar 29
6,900
21%
21%
51% Aug
33% July 30
24%
25
713 a
21%
36% July 16
8
May 28
128
70%
21!
40 %
May 31
15
Feb
72%
21'A
21%
15
89% July
18
18
42% Mar 29
71
21%
*87%
45% Jan
20
Sep
72%
*21%
30% Aug 16
Sep
200
39
72 "A
1
Hamilton
11
27
107
40
39
5
(W F)
2
11
24
24
*39
—
40
preferred——100
Hamnfermill Paper Co—-—:—2.50
Hammond Organ Co
1
24
Hall
Jan
28% Jan
111% Jan
Jan
Jan
10
150
93
73'A
21%
5
20% Mar 11
19
87
Water-
81 %
86
*87
*8/
93
*87
93
*87
84%
72 %
35%
86
100
2,000
).JO%
%
a
*60
b1
*84 %
78
9%
27%
27%
27%
loJ
35%
%
35%
*80
84%
86
*7
Shares
23
*9
9%
*9
27%
the Week
22%
23
22 %
136 %
81 %
*80
Friday
Aug. 16
Aug. 10
14
72
<■71
134%
35%
35%
35%
100
100
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
Jun
90
23
x27%
72"/i
137"%
135%
137
Co-
Common
5
Apr
98
83% July 23
11
Corp
135%
*9
27%
27%
27%
72%.
27%-
*71%
No par
25
preferred
9
S-»!es for
PRICES
Thursday
23%
9%
27%
22%
22%
9
9%
«9
Gulf Mobile & Oliio RR com—No par
32% Jan
Gulf
29 % Dec
1
-1
-1
Sugar
22%
22%
22%
Aug.
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGII SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK*
Range Since Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Prcvioua
<
60%
62
a
42 3a
*86
61
58
93'^.
*93'4
62 %
GO 3
a
a
*81
5° '
82%
a
*79
59 7
a
80
*81
58'A
*77
82!
a
59
80
3,000
40
56
57 3 s
56%
57%
94
93%
93 7
94%
94%
120
61%
60%
62 P4
61
61%
10,500
b
•
1957
Volume
Number 5665
186
lannd moCehJ.
icrem Financial
. ■
Chronicle
(745)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
STOCKS
Range Since Jan, 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
70% Aug
13
3
35% Aug 15
85
104
Nov
27
127
Aug
3
44
Dec
18
52
Feb
20
37 % Dec
78
Dec
92
Dec,
89
21
96
Mar
1
74% July 23
103
Mar 13
86
July
108
Apr
90
Jun
86
Aug
87
July
5
28
Nov
87
44% Aug j.4
1
97 % Nov
Aug 15
41% Aug 14
98% Aug 16
35 % Aug 16
30
105
Dec
28
103
71% Feb
9
Nov
14
13
37
Feb
15
21% Jan
12% Dec
24
30
1
64% Jun
42% Apr
Feb
21
4.20%
96
Apr
3
77% Jan
4
Feb
19
48
Dec
61
Dec
32% May
3
15
Apr
37% Feb
31
12
97 % Aug
15
39
Feb
11
47% May 31
75% Jun
4
57% Feb
11
30% July 16
27'A Feb
7
32% July
5
10
47
Apr
12
37%. July 29
43 % Jan
3
Nov
21
58% Apr
27
41
Jan
32% Dec
50% July 25
4
40% Mar 19
29
Mar
Mar
40
7
30% Jun
17
5
10
52% Jan
31
74%
Aug~20
45% Aug 12
Dec
18
98
Feb
78% July
82
1
1
16% Aug 12
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
25% Feb
31% Dec
26
22
Jan
10
50% Feb 29
29% Apr
3
28% Aug 14
23% Aug 14
43% Jan
4
54% Oct
47
25
14% Apr
13
25% Apr
3% Nov
13
16% Sep 10
27% Aug
7
4
4% Jan
-16% Mar 13
18% Dec
19,
26
Jun
8
30
89
May
19
8
18% Jan
17% Jun
58
26
21% Jan
6
2% Jan
31
Apr
24
19% Dec
28
Oct
2
83
3
1% July
<25% Nov
4
16% Dec
9
12% Dec
4
10
11
20% Jan
24
S3 noncum
5% July 10
7 y4 Jan
10
14
26
Feb
12
32 % Jun
30
19
Jan
15
16% Feb
12
19
Apr, 29
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
68% Feb
64
Aug
76% Nov
6% Nov
62% Aug 12
12
Jan
9
50
62% Aug 15
14% Jun
8
18% Nov
29
33% Dec
12
28
10
Jan
58%
25
18
21
38
Feb
12
75
12
Feb
28
7% Jan
6
.
Jan
47
43 % Jun
9
7
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
29
7
130% Aug
18
100% Jan
1
Jun
10
2
25
Dec~12
Aug
2
6
34
Aug 15
17% July 29
32% Apr 25
% May 14
35
July 26
37% Dec 19
31% Mar
4
108% Aug 15
; £1% Oct
19
98% Dec
,
,6
23% July
106
6
9
Jan
20% Aug 15
96
88% Dec
27
i86
Dec
11
104
97
'Nov
19
10$ 74 Dec 28
15% Dec
12
116
Dec
■) 26% Dec
v 83% Jan
28
102% Jan
21
' Jun
26
.1114
Jan
86% May .17
81% July 31
97
Aug 16
15% Jan
2
23
5
30% Nov
20
20
May
61
Dec
116
July 24
25% Jan
68% Jan
150% Mar
14
Link
Jun,
23% Jan
103
Feb
89
Jan
92
106
'
Jan
84%
*8474
68
*67
69
67
67%
33
*32%
34
68
'31
32 Vi
32%
33
%
26%
*26%
2674
27
27
1,200
24%,
24%
24%
2434
24
%
24%
24%
2474
2474
2474
3,100
13
13
43
42
13
13
43
43%
41
102
102%
13
13%
43 %
43%
102
103
rj
13
4314
41%
7
28
3,200
19,700
42
41%
42
41
41%
42
4274
42%
8,500
66 V8
66%
65%
66 Va
64
651a
61%
64 74
60 Va
6214
11,100
29%
29
29
29%
•27%
2874
27'A
28 V*
*39%
4074
*3974
4074
600
47%
4874
8,000
3174
500
41%
41%
%•
1
3934
40%
40%
29%
40 Va
40 %
40%
r.
48
48
48%
49
47%
48 Vi
4774.
48
'31%
%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31
31
32
3274
1
33
33%
32 %
33 Va
46
45%
46%
45%
46 %
80
80
80
80
80
1618
17%
16%
16%
16%
17
26Va
26%
26 %
26%
26%
X23'8
28%
5
23%
23%
60%
62
<
*31
3274
32%
4574
4674
4574
*79
46
4,400
*
*80
81
1,900
6,600
160
81
16 Va
••1674
1674
16%
6,500
26%
X2674
2674
2674
26%
3,200
2,000
28%
29
28%
28%
2874
2974
28%
29
23 Va
23%
23%
23 %
2374
23%
2374
24
61%
61%
61%
63
6174
62%
62
62%
6,900
800
"
14%
'
14 Va
14%
14
14 Va
14
23
*22%
23%
23 %
23%
*23 v
'•3Va
3%
*3%
3*8
20%
20%
20 V*
14 Va
'22
__25
'334
3%
20
'19%
2D
20
14 Va /
14
;
374
20/
20
2074 Z
20%
20%
20%
20
32 %
*32
32 Va
32
32 Va
*32
'83
86
*83
86
86
*83
*83
<
.
300
374
600
20
2074
3174
*83
1,800
32 Va
*20
86
Co_ZZ_lo
20%
2,000
23 74
20
327a
20 %
14 Va
2374
*3%
2374
*314
X32 "a
800
86
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
1474
38
38%.
38
38%
37
37%
3674
37%
3774
37%
5,500
1434
14*%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
1474
1474
14%
2,400
1.3*4
1%
1%
1%
17'a
1%
174
174
174
1,800
par
18%
1834
*18l/4
1874
1874
par
5 Vb
5%
*5%
5ya
5%
500
28 74
2874
12,400
a
pl'd—__No
(The)______-
1%.
28
28%
1874
1874
*5 Va
5 Va
*5 74
5%
28%
28 Va
283'a
28 Va
2874
24%
2474
*18%
28
25%
24%
25
17
17 r,
17 Va
83%
83 Va
84
10%
7
10%
25
x625,8
_ioo
131%
19
24%
24%
827a
lo
%
5%
19
17
No par
24%
24%
10,100
17 Va
17 Va
1774
17 Va
1774
; 3,900
82
8274
82%
8274
8,100
15,700
10%
10%
10%
63%
"62%
63
130 Va
V
1074
1074
1074
1014
62%
10%
x62%
6274
62%
63
13074
13074
131 Va
130%
61
61 %
61%
61%
60 V*
61
60
60
.65
65%
64%
64 %
62%
62%
62%
6274
ZZZZZXBo
14%
common___l5
x53%
—Z
17%
108%
;.)()
_
21
I0U
*91
100
*84 7'8
21 Va
preferred
Louisville; Gas vfe/El Co (Ky )_No pnf ;
Louisville. & Nashville____
- 50
'
ZZ_1.
Ino
3.33 y3
15
5i74
102
40,100
115
8%
9,Va
8%
8 74
46%
48%
4674
48
4574
47
5,900
34%
36
34
3574,
34 Va
35
18
17%
1774
1774
1874.
is y8
1874
19,700
70,900
7,600
17%
."814
36%
33 >4
36 V\
357a
33%
33%
109
1081a
33%
109
*108
20%
21
*91
93
*91
:
21 Va
8%
1,100
52%
*90
36 Va
21
35 74
3574
3274
20%
93
90 (
*84%
90
82;
98%
*80
*97
90
21 Va
♦8474
82
*80
*97
21%
21%
119 Va
119
*80
98%
21%
21%
82
11914
119%
27%
27%
27 Va
2774.
78,
78 %
7714
78
.
82
100
97
Va
48,200
27 Va
27%
2,000
7714
11974
*119
90
'
7714
3,300
2174
22
21%
16,900
93
97
,9874
310
21 ya
2074
*90
i
*97
8,100
3274
108
93
*8474
*80..„
4,500
35%
3274
*106
21
*91
*84%
8%
3574
33
10874
IO8V4
98 Va
119
1,500
49%
90
*118
1,700
6374
a
*1474
5174
5074
*89'
21 %
lo
100
Va
82
*97
—
52
102
160
6074
63
'
,
8%
93
*80
loo
common
50 %
13174
59
1317
..<■
15
1474
15
14T/a
*89
.
__100
pfd_A
4_
108%,
Va
130%
7,700
48%
36 Va
34%
33%,
■-
53
100
x36
37
36 Vb
4
_
9-%
48%
37
17%.
par
__Zlio
ZlOO
Vb
4734
*
15
52%
*89
36%
_L
131
*14%
5414
100
9
1
<
~lbc
;
15
*81
loo
600
84
5
preferred
24%
8,300
17
Vb
63
•
15
82%
.
i0
.__
Lowenstein (M) & Sons
v.Lukens Steel Co,l____
4274
10174
'28%
ZZZZZl
4J2S%; series D preferred
,
900
13
99 Va
101 Va
9774
103
99 Va
33%
Star Gas Co
7%
200
34
26
lyp
conv
3,800
66
*32%
26 %
lst( preferred—No
4.40%" series G
Lorillarcl (p) Co
91
65
26%
1
convertible
66 Vi
65%
27
22
110
119
119
-
27%
.
e.'
28f
27%
27%
78% ■79,
78%:
.
79
20 Va
20%
19
96%
_
"22
33%
33%
/4.35%%erie)J Npreferred;.
'
22% Aug 16
127% Mar
4
122% Jun
*82
91
453.4
preferred•_
Long Islaiul Lighting Co com
" 5% series B preferred—
-j
5
12
87
*8474
80
.4.84%. conv
•
',
8
94
*82
91
4
Cement
Belt, Co_
Loiie
4
30% Jun
*917a
87
*84%
10
Lone Star Cement Corp
.
•*
28
>93% Jan
94
*82
91
2634
Loew's luc—
_——__i.No
7
24
*91%
87
*84%
100 G
Corp__
7
25
94
*32
91
_
List Industries
Corp
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft
2
Mar
Apr,
.
*91%
87
'84*%
Valley RR—ZNo~par
Valley Coal common.
__i
3%'o
11
36% May 13
36%
36%
'82
*91%
inn
Lionels Corp (The)
tLiquid Carbonic Corp
1
40% July 16
117
94
(ill)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com_,
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp______
52% July 30
Jan
*91%
Libbey-Owens-Forcl Glass CoZ_
Libby McNeill & Libby
10% July 16
57% Jan
94
36%
98
1
_
22
87
__
Products
Lerner Stores Corp_i.__a
7
16% Apr 18
55 % July 25
84% July 23
3,100
76
.Lelin & Fink
67% July 18
723,4 Jan
9
45% Feb
8
31
Co.
Coal & Navigation
Portland
Lehman Corp
31
74%.May 15
18 % Mar 15
9
27% Feb"
/
6
13
143% Jan
109
Jun
Mar 14
21% Feb
27
27
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
.Lehigh
25% May 24
2
Sep
1734 Mar 14
% Nov
35%
*83
pfcl_75 Pesos Mex
50c noncum 2nd
1
3574
*74 74
87
102
par
preferred
2% Jan
72% Feb
84
9
9
Feb
3674
76
Lee
4
173/4 Feb
357 a
*83
Rubber &
Tire___ZZZZZZZZZZZZ5
>Le^allles} & Sous Co common-3
3.85%
4
17% Jan
1% May
8,300
*74%
common
May 15
14
Apr
9
18% Mar 29
14% May 28
35% Jan 24
„o
4
163% Feb
'
Jan
9974
27,200
25
preferred series A-.
453/4 Jan
21% Mar 26
23
4.32%
2
98
23
Laclede Gas
10
1
Jan
94
7-4
xlOl
1UJ
13%
Airlines
La Consolidadu 6%
Lane Bryant
14% Jan
20
4774 Jan
36% Apr
100%
87
ZZZ~~l
ZZZ
35% Jun
61% Oct
49
20
99%
76
~~~
1
Co—_Z_I "
""in
27
137% Dec
>
2
20% Oct
28
74% Feb
29
Jun
101%
36 Va
*83
common
July 10
8
1
16% Jan
24
31% Aug 16
30
2,400
100 %
*74%
—2.50
iviugei. Co .(The).;
20% July 15
2 414 July
8
Mar 22
42 74
76
Kress (S H) & Co
Kroeliler Mfg
Co—________
Mar 22
3
26
5
4
9
17% Jan
15% Nov
.
15% Jan
27
1,000
*4174
ZNcTpar
Ino
Kresge (S S)
Aug 14
7
10
i
63
85 Va
41%
417a
87
No par
preferred
E J Korvette Inc__
4% Jan 24
13% Jan
15
26% May
Dutch
36%
85%
423.4
4
74%
50
4%
11
8
22% Mar 12
97
1
July 29
KLM Royal
Koppers Co
36
8674
41%
*74%
.
.
Wire
3674
85
8 7=>
—
_
94% Apr 10
213/4 Mar 7
27'% Apr
34% Jan
&
35 Va
88%
41%
*83
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seelcy Corp —_ZZZZZZZ
36% July 11
65% Jan'
2
33/4 Jan
35% Apr
,
13% July
22
17
Keystone Steel
37 Va
87
87
common
prior preferred
conv
35%
41 %
36%
iir/"^IcGee ^ Indus
4%%
4
6
Nov
34% Apr
Jan
13
35% Jan
19
37%
89%
76
non-cum
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Co__,
Kennecott Copper
Kern
County Land Co
49T4 July 10
128% Jan
36 Va
*88%
*83
i0n
Kansas Power &
Light Co
17
^tcarts
•
___100
preferred
preferred—
Kansas Gas & Electric
Co—No
26% July 11
the Week
At,
X36%
100
par
4/0
Friday
au-.
iu
10A
cumulative preferred—100
Kansas City Southern
com—No
38% Jan 31
A,.„.
par
___
__
SaD* tor
Thursday
100
4.35%
39% Feb
24
preferred
0
96
1
12
6
—
42 3
l'cn,yUmulutive PreferfecL___Il0j
4.50
6
7
Mar 27
147% Mar 14
preferred
18
21
25
Mar 12
PRICES
X41 Va
37%
90
sJJ
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
,1
90
X3S74
160
v»,,4Slm couv Preferred
5SS
y,Pr & Ll Co corn-No
3-80,0
14
27
53% Apr
83
33%
conv Preferred
preferred
24
Feb
32% Aug
J
26% Aug 14
12
39% Jan
5/wy cum
4%%
5
Feb
2
1
105% Aug
Kaiser Alum &
Cbem Corp
9
14
102
Jan
23
geu
102
23
May 28
49
1
1G
Jan
109Muy
20
28% Aug 14
24'% July 23
43'A Oct
113
Mar
May 22
92% May 9
46% Jan 20
46% May 15
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 12
K
34% Feb
21
98
96%
^
9cS Va
•
18%
20 :
•.
<
19 Va
18%
18%
94v
UT
94
96%
>18%
94 Va
•v..f'
19 Va
4,000
95%
•
33,100
/
'
: 37% Nov
120
23
NOV
15
27% Dec
20
28% Apr
'80% Dec
-••
/ 26
3
49% Jan
July 1
115% July 25
144
May 24
30% Nov 14
27% Feb
12
11
33 % Oct
16
28% Feb
27
92% Jan
13
80% July
8% Nov 21
10% Apr
6
6% Sep
20
10% Feb 28
6% Aug
6
Dec
18
139
Ivxctr AO
57% Aug
31% Nov 26
41
Mar 13
35
86
473% Dec
26
610
Jan
12
5
7% Mar 28
>
734 Mar
4%
Jim~26~
5 Vo Dec
16
Sep
31
~8% Nov~28
7
Jan
Nov
24
19
30~
10% Apr
29% Nov
28
48% M'ay
16% Feb
~~l
51% Sep
29% Apr
26
8% Oct
5
4
2
16
27% Apr
.
18
18% July
1
50
2
July
18
40% July 11
Feb
21
37% Nov
7
31
Feb
11
98
Jan
24
80
July 29
31
Apr
24
45% Dec
3
32
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
31% Aug 15
Mar
28
Dec
17
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
21
96% Jan
4
70
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
28% Feb
6
343i Apr
3
273,a Jun
9
50
74
>
54
July 17
12% Dec
20
48% Mar 19
56% Jan
25
Jan
14
26% Aug 15
73% Dec
"37
81
2
Jan
4'o
•
11
.t
•
.171/4 Jan*14
•
38
35% Feb
1
13
'
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bros
22
35% Jan
8
Masonite
8
May Dept Stores1
31
$3
'
•
Jan
34% Feb
16
12% Aug 15
18
95% Mar
75% Mar
11
6
Jan
2
16% Jun
26
47
122% July
63
July
197'a
Jan
20
Mar
54% Dec 10
23% Feb 29
21% Jun 12
49
16% Aug 12
•31% Oct
1
41% Apr 30
33
1
40% Jun
8
93
Apr
8518 Aug
27% Jun
25
9
98
Apr
11
76
2
45%
Jun
26
34 % Mar 21
Nov 26
<
July
1
61
35
July 11
21% Mar 4
29 % Feb 12
93
Feb
9
77% Jun
20
89
101 % Dec
14
116
July 19
105% Jan
3
120
44% Jan
3
17% Nov
20
27% Feb
6
52
61% July 31
23% Jan
18
3
Apr
1
Aug 14
29
42 % July
Feb
18%
7,200
52
52
51:,4
51%
32 Va
33
"
-50
4
33%
33%
30
30
5
31 %
v.
107
Jan
23
88
July 23
82
Dec
993i Feb 21
76
July 19
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
77
July 10
102
Sep
4
108 % Apr
25
90/
July 25
89
17
Feb
19
30,400
30
2914
2974
2,900
37%
38
7,600
72
100
29%
37 %
37%
70
71
70
70
*70
72
*70
,72
*70
66 Va
*64
*64
2,900
72
6674
*64
27%
*50
Va
*26%
38%
'
27%
27%
51
51.
51
15%
15
15
27 Va
I
27%
27%
27
27
40%
40%
40
40
40%
40%
Corp common—50c
preferred
100
12%
13'/a
13
13
127 a
13
70
70
70
70
70
*69 Va
26%
2974
3774
2774
*5074
15
26%
*40
1274
*69
37%
6674
28
5174
15
27 74
2,900
30
70
20
900
28
*5074
51%
100
1574
1574
1,200
2674
*2674
2774
41 Va
*40
41%
13
70
1214
*69
1274
70
800
.
90
3,000
120
Va
X41%
41%
41 Va
42
4174
4174
39%
4174
47%
*46%
47%
46%
47
46
4674
45 Va
4574
1,100
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
1274,
1374
1274
13
3,100
',4
97%
98
97 Va
9374
9514
*9374
9474
1,600
55 %
5574
42
133 4
14
%
99
4,700
55 %
55Vt
55%
55 Va
55
5574
56
16%
16a
16%
16%
*16(4
1674
16%
16%
1,100
17
17
17
167 a
16%
1674
1674
16%
1674
1674
*16%
17
1,200
—5
100
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34 '4
3474
3474
3474
2,300
Robbins
Iuc___
Corp common^——
—
< preferred
(1st series)
4%,%
,
Mengel Co- (Tlie)—
Mercantile
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
Inc__.
conv
_5
98
100
—1
79 %
80
54%
61
3%
22 Va
22
Machine
,
*84 Va
86
*84%
*8474
86
27%
27%
27%
28
2814
2874
*28
2874
79 Va
78 %
78%
80
8074,
*79
80%
180
,5074
2,600
22 74
300
3874
12,800
50%
Va
39%
'22 Va
39
86
53
22%
39%
*51
22%
377'a
86
5214
*5074
5174
2274
x22 74
2274
39
377'a
3874
*70
80
*70
80
*70
80
*71
80
No par
♦111
117
*111
117
110
111
*111
117
—_5
Co—
.Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
preferred
3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
33%
*
series
series
series
series—
pfd—100
100
—
100
100
100
18%
57%
18%
56»a
57
57%
34%,
2,100
x79%
*84%
V*
_•—No par
2nd preferred
4.35%
86
28
Mergenthaler Linotype Co_—No par
Merritt-Chapman &; Scott
_12,50
Mesta
*84 %
28
__1
16%e
common
$3.50 preferred
$4
8
May 23
28%
29%
27%
.'Melville Shoe Corp common
4%. preferred series EU
24
86% Apr
2774
29%
3
''
103
2814
29%
3474
*79
1
9
9
31%
27%
50
.
80
30%
15%
47
3474
80
2934
15%
41%
3474
35V4
80
50 Va
1
3174
3574
35
80
i8
Mead
8
104 V2 Jan
97%' Oct
27%
,__3
3174
80
35%
_lo
July 10
217/a Jan
27%
200
52
81%
15%
Publishing
•
,
35
50 %
:
31%
*51
Stores Co____
'
69% Apr
32
52
*51
29%
31
29%
52
*80
35%
x35
*51
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
McKesson ,&
26
18
26.
800
18%
convertible
McLellan
Aug 12
Feb
76
page
30 %
1874
96%
54%
8
24
July 12
6
May
94
Jan
see
26%
30 74
1874
No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
1
17
63
102
footnotes
2674
29 Va
18%
—No par
McGraw-Edison Co
7
1
28
other
2674
2974
26%
29%
18%
No par
1
Corp common
McGraw-Hill
2
28
27
Dec
For all
2674
29%
18%
,1 McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
29
Jun
Jan
80
64% May 10
26%
29%
18%
80
:.
'——
McCrory Stores
3 % '/b
8
54% Apr
48
27
/
25% May 20
8
10
24% Feb
.
30% Apr
88% Jan
Dec
21%
27%
2934
18%
No par
$2.50 preferred
May 14
July 15
15% July 18
1
77
26%
30
18Va
1
Corp
Corp
McCord
50
43% Aug 20
31
81'-; Nov
33% Feb
4
30
13% Mar 11
40% Dec 28
16
27 Va
29%
80
—
preferred
McCall
75 % Apr, 17
32% Mar 15
27
25
68% Jun 20
32
Feb 11
102% Jan
12,300
15
5
32% «Feb
17
19
5,000
*64
Dec
Dec
1474
66%
15% Feb
82%
1374
66 Va
42% Apr
27% Nov 29
1374
X65
3C
23
13%
$3.40
19
17%
13%
20
9
800
1,800
13%
Feb
22
15 Va
14
77
Jan
15 Va
13%
*70
VrV-i Apr
15
14%
71 '
55
1,300
774
3,800
72
10
6,700
7%
2974
37%
11
4074
7%
*7%
.
2974
72
Jun
39%
774
774
3074
100
common.
,
_5
preferred
Maytag Co
*7%
X2974
71
5
530
30%
74
14
43% Jan
6.25
8,700
3,000
*515
30%
38
24
5
14
12,500
37%
31%
73
12% Feb
Dec
__i
674
62
31
*71
26% Feb
76
31%
6%
20,300
Xl4%
*72
13% Jan
19
31
180
100
11
15
774
7%
1.800
3774
39%
3874
7%
-
30%
81
60%
61
535
*515
10,700
15%
X37%
39% Jun
Sep
*15%
—No par
3
1
15%
1947 series—No par
cumulative pfd
—No par
6
26
15 %
Va
1014
"3774
40%
7%
5
common
;
3774
530
<
39%
41
40%
$3.75 cum pld
16
Oct
41
*515
Mar 22
Jan
32
40%
530
Jan
Jan
38% Dec
*515
5974
2974
9
9
674
614
61%
39
%
7
Moore_ZZZl2.50
$3.75 preferred
7
38
83
15
,13% Dec
59
7%
Aug 12
65
83% Jan 24
62%
38%
83
46
69% Nov 28
61 Va
38%
21
Jun
13
32% Jan
67),
61
39
Field & Co com_—No par
47% Jan
40% July
6%
7%
8
Corp i
Co
llVa
8%
Calculators Inc__,
Martin
10%
7%
Midland
4%%
11%
11%
8
Marshall
8
11
xlO%
7%
Exploration
28
21
May 15
Oil
Jan
>
*8074
974
8
35T« July 19
91
307a
8074
7%
37% May
a
30%
*874
8
Corp common4%. convertible preferred—
Marquette Cement Mfg Co—
7
3074
80
9 74
38%
1
Marathon
Marine
30%
80 711
17%
535
117
29%
*9
17%
*515
*115
2974
600
27%
27
117
29 Va
30%»
9%
73,,
2774
2774
*115
80
*9Va
GO3),
ZZ_i
•
;
30 Va
r
30%
9%
No par
Z
;
28 Va
117
I
81
•30%
*80
*9 %
1
"150
Z
Va'
29 %
_io
Marchant
2
10
*27
*115
30'/a
ZlO
i_Z_
Mahoning Coal RR Co—
Mallory (f> R) & Co___
Maracaibo
"
28
117
2934
Aug 14
70
72
12
pfd (wd)
(The)__4
Manning, Maxwell &
Juri.11
Jan
conv
Magna vox Co
Manhattan-Shirt-
37% May 13
15% July 17
20% Apr
54% Feb
cum
Magma Cojiper
f
9% July 23
34
Square* Garden—-_No par
Chef-Food Giant Mitts Iuc_l
•Magic
2
12% Dec
.
30%
12
41% Dec
25
,
30%
80 %
Madison
28
*115
28 Va
117
29%
May 27
50% Juh 1*7
10
28%
♦115
293a
1
Juh
___.___Z
<Macy,t.(R H) Co,inc com____No par
4%% preferred series A_
100
30
Jan
,
Inc_
5
'
82% Dec
*32%
Mack Trucks
530
Jan
25% Apr
4
i
20% Nov 13
56% Jun 14
MaeAndrewsVtv, Forbes common..' lo
6%
preferred
100
4
7% Aug 12
44.
9% Jan
18
11% July
18% Aug
89
7% Aug
6
4% Mar 11
14% Aug 14
29% Aug 15
3
86 3-4 Jan
7
38% Aug 15
1
Mar
3234 July 12
323,', May 17
Mar 18
476
6
6
•
-i My;
:••:.//
39% Mar 22
125
'*
4674
*22
3774'
*71
*11074
2,000
80
113
300
*57%
5 8',4
57 V*
57%
57
5774
57
57
18%
18%
18
18 Va
18
1874
18
18%
12,500
5574
5574
1,400
Va
5574
56%
55
56
55
79%
*78
81
*78
81
*78
81
91-
'86
91
*86
91
*86
91
80
*77%
80
*7774
80
*77
80
*77
80
*77
80
*77
80
'88
93
*88
93
*88
93
*88
1,300
93
56
*77
79%
*86
91
*86
79 Va
*77%
80
*77%
77
77
*83
93
77%
77%
10
~30
30
1?Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
4
Commercial ami Financial Chronicle
The
22
.
Monday, August 19,
1957
.
.
(746)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
*
LOW
'
STOCKS
Pre*hMM
Range fur
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
kear 1956
Lowett
etgh*«»
"
61% Sep
J«n
30% Jan
2
42% Dec
26la Sep 26
7
13
30
Apr
26
Mar 12
38
Feb
12
50J,a Jau
3o% Jun
i
10
5
Miami Copper
Middle
Midland
12
•
Dec
(40
•
May 28 »
126
•
Dec
7
29*4 Feb
20
40
26% Dec
47
31
Jan
Jan
v61 Va Sep
26
:
Dec
21
4
95
.
i
30% Jun
58
U
76
3
19
2
25,
16.
3
40% July 24
i.
25
17% Jan
81% Jan
•
'< 35% Apr
>
.
12
43% May 27
Aug 15
32
1
24
Jun
26
47% May 14
2
11% Feb 29
7% Aug 16
: Oct
3
7b
Feb
20
62
.«67% Oct
2
68
Feb 20
14 Va Dec
31
22
Mar 23
j Dec
18% Nov
13
28% July 23
29
24% Jan
Nov
29
24% Jan
60
i
.21
,16%
12
3
51% Mar 19
44% Jan 31
11% Apr
Aug 13
72% May
'73
Aug 15
July 17
17
.18% Aug 15
16% Aug 13
11% Apr
2
30% Feb 28
28
Jan
3
23% JUn
26
47
Jun
14
40% Jan
38% Aug
23
31
10
25%
-
•"
8
8
7%
*
>49
48%
32 %
33%
32%
34
34 Va
33 %
•
"
:
32 Va'
33%-
38%
37%-
38 Vi
*621/a
64%
1
100
,
Machine
class
RR
Monon
Class D
75
75
*12%
13%
12%"
20
*17
17%
No par
*12
par
—.
•_',—
:
*74%
13%
Co_
2
1—v
'
'
12%
»
17
24 Va
(The)—_No par
46%
12
19
Feb
Montana Power Co
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
000 lire
36% May 31
40 % Jan
7
25% Jan
24
-
Monterey Oil Co
:
Montgomery Ward & Co__—No
Moore-McCormack
28% Mar 12
13% Jun
28
19% Jan
3
Morrell
13
51% Mar 14
35% Feb
13
51% July
2
Motorola
30% Jan
23
47
(John)
9
40% Jun
10
Jan
10
7
19% Jun
20
23% Jan
11
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
8
14% Mar 25
17% Apr
35 % May
38% Jan
30
11
42% Apr 12
1
24% Apr la
31
July 26
60
43% Jan
7
50
May
1
Myers
105
May 15
130
Jan
8
Nashville
15
July 24
18% Jan
4
Natcd
80% Jan
8
National
Jan
3
*12
35%'
Jan
4
45% Jan
11
42% Jan
-4
Mar IB
24
141
May 10
16% May 28
Jan 23
22
July 16
18
10
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel
'J**46Va
47
12 Vi
12%
:v
•'•4.400
lBVa
19Va
19Vi
290
v 350
19Va
17 Va
16%
17
16%
1,600
12
12 Vi
12 Vi
11%
12
*11%
36
34%
35 Va.
;
34%
35%
.29,800
24%
24%
24 Va
24 Va
24%
24%
5,300
46
Va'
24 Va
'47
46%
46 Vi
40%'
47
47
21%
21%
21 Vi
%
500
y. i-ooo
283/8
29
28%
28%
28 Vi
28%
28%
28%
"28%
36 Va
36 Va
'
1,300
28%
a
36%
36
36 Va
36
36%
36 V a
363/8
36 V
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%'
*13V'a
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13^8
13 Va
48
47
47
46
46%
45%
46
41
*40%
41%
Vi
41%
21
20 Va
20%
20
28%
28%
28%
28
28
5
16
16
15%
1
36
36
*35%
15%
15%
35%
28%
28-%
2918
29 %
46
46
*45
47
*45
100
*115
117
113
114
111
41
900
28 Va
15Va
40 V
*45
200
20 Vi
20%
*28
16
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29
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18% Mar
26% Aug 16
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15
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4
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34
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29
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Jan
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9
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5
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south
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5
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33
20
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NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 15
Aug. 11
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118
Jan
62
23
Feb
11
July 28
29% Jun 27
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17
35% Jun
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17
150
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9
18Vi Aug 15
11
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16% Mar 19
42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
8
1
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82
21
30
30
14
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179
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35
Jan
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57
1
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17
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9
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59
46 % Feb
12
70% Jun
4
20
July 20
26 Vi May 14
April
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10
34% Jan
23
33% Dec
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20% Feb
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17
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30
10
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11
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20
21% Mar 12
37% Dec
27
Dec
28
61% Apr 13
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93
23% Jan
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Fuel
8
National
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July
8
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127V'a July 23
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4
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20
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20
20
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10
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145
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7
13
138
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Jan
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12
12
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2
42
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15
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13
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26
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11
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13
17
8% Aug 16
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7
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13% May 28
15
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5
6% Jau
3
14% Jan
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10
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8
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7
33% Jan
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1
85
26
15% Jun
24
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19
3
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17% Sep
20
50
87% Nov
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11
33% May 18
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3
32% Nov 29
76
7
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14
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21
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17
6
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July 24
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25
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17
Jan
a
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27
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3
26
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3
19
21
58
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Nov
26
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28
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v
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28
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19
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16
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82
18
18% Apr
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10
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62% Feb
11
7
19
3
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8
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12
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20% Feb
70
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48% Jgn
12
1
2
99% Jun 26
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12
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3
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9
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Mar
1 '
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8
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8
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13
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28
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13
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page 26.
Jan
.
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90
Feb
Feb'
14
28% Feb
17% Jan
22
23
30
38
14
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1
18
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;
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9
9
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,
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England
New
Jersey
Electric System
1
pld_100
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York
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preferred——No
State
Northern
5 Vi %
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29%
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29%
1,200
72%
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20
15%.
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100 Vi
76%
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76
77%
25 Vi
25%
25%
25
25 Vi
30%
31%
29%
31 Va
29%
26 Va
26 Vi
24%
26
80
25 Vi
32 Va
26%
25
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105
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83
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13 Vi
13%
13%
13
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31
30%
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30
30 V
28%
29%
28 Vi
28%
26%
28
27
27%
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34 Vi
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
1.200
3,200
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29
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73
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35%
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74
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35 Vi
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24
24
23%
34 Vs
35
23 3
preferred
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34%
1.500
66%
2.000
20%
800
66%
65%
66
65%
65%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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24 V
24%
24 Vi
24%
24
24%
23 Vi
24 Va
22%
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42
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70
90
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4,100
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40
103
42%
43 V a
23,700
15%
42%
16
16%
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71
80%
80 Vi
16
71.
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69%
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69
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18,800
28%
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10
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Norwich
16,300
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.
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Co
Pacific Ry
States Pwr Co
Airlines
400
13%
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4.6%
6.600
13%
30%
;
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;
1,400
6%
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13 %
Aviation
Capital Corp.
Ry Co
preferred
Northern
104%
2,200
87i
117u
15
No par
Natural
18,000
Va
8%
Gas Corp—
Central
Northern
8
1,60G
*14%
1
-
American
Northeast
21,700
15
31
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$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
!
100
3.90% preferred
10Q,
4.10% preferred
—
100
5.25%
preferred
100
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v
5
Nopco Chemical Co
2
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
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North
503
46
6%
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100
series A
Electric
1.800
11%
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5#
1,800
37 7i
8%
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12
26%
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Shipbuilding Corp
Common
15%
82%
104
77%
par
Haven & Hartford Co—
Preferred
Y
15%
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78
50
Common
York
x25Vi
15
Harlem RR Co—
New
15%
82
106Vi
x77%
No par
Dock common
noil-cum
15%
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105
l
Brake——
Central--
York
&
15%
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12
40
127'a
377a
'
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Newmont
'
8%
8%'
8%
72%
4
July 12
45%
45Vi
37%
72%
4
10
44%
37%
45
37%
29%
$4.11 preferred series
;$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Ine
5
35%
13%
14
101% Jan
6.900
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45Vi
29%
11
Feb
Mar 29
73%
34Va
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8
92
2,200
73%
34%
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4
82
20
73Vi
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128
34%
20
71%
20%
73%
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128
12%
37%
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35
45%
145
120
13
37 Va
20%
73Vi
38
38Vi
6,700
145%
128'%
37%
45Vi
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123 Vi
12%
37%
20
72%
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38%
20%
38Vi
6,300
10,200
88'
145Va
128%
147
130%
13%
2
17% Jun
"
29%
49% May 31
29% Jan
;
1
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7
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126
18
40
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122%
85
121Vi» T23%i
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107
122
17%
39%
18
40
85
29%
24% July 17
79
102% Jan
.
:
91
103 ;
v
8
Oct
20 Va Oct
Jun
.18 % Aug
,
5
Dec
21%.Jun.
-
45
12 '
85% Dec 18
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102% July 15
16
39%
86
38Vi
2014
72%
8%
100
10Vi
13
8%
23,200
83%
41
13
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9
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86
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13%
Northern
Dec
•
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111
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88
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1
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26
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12
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Jan
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10
13
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4
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103
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60
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61
14%
351
74
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Apr
l
31% Mar 1
73% Feb 14
12%
61%
6%
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87
13
60%
6%
Chicago & St Louis Co.
38% Apr
12%
6%
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64% Jan
144 Vi
145
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Jan
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17
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9
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1
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82
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26% Feb
7
4
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38
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9
43
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18
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10
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148
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89
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100
38
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h
89
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13
29%
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4
29% Aug
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1
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13% Jun 28
18
41%
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86
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13
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700
,
,
56
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170
,
15%
56
29%
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14
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30
39%
39%
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13
13 Vi
61%
62
22%
23
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43
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24%
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1
11
21
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100
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Jan
13% Dec
37
125
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S
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24%
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5
-
Corp
(The)
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61%
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44%
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—
May 17
14% Jan 11
31% Dec
75
Supply
13
5
Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
11
2
1
preferred A._—
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9
9% Jan
10
13
61 Vi
No par
-National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp—
May 31
3
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Natl .Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
37 Va Mar 11
36% Jan
3
v/0
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6% preferred B
National Linen Service
.
40% Feb
48
5% July 18
ie
23
13% Aug
7.
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*
21 Vi July 18
65% Mar 12
—
Dec
12
Aug 16
33% Feb
87% No*
—
36
100
4
153
16% Jan
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25
Nov
64
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July
132
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Stores
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Jan
Jan
.
Department
Natl Distillers &
46
123%.Aug
5
National
9
28VaMay2l
3
1
19% Jan
179
30
5
1
97
10
14
Dairy Products
101% Apr
Aug 15
23
32% Feb
National
85
Dec
,11% Jan
5
17% Aug 16
35% Apr 25
,76% Jan
9
10
Register
National City Lines IncNational Cylinder Gas Co__„
38% Alar 18
12
154
31
Corp_.
13
18 Vb
18%
18 Vi
19
13
13
29%
100
common
24% May 22
50% July 11
3
Feb
33
Jun 20
17% Aug
8
23% Aug 15
84Va Aug 13
27
29% Oct
10
92% Dec
20% Jan
•
42% Aug 14
Can
18%
19 Vi
12%
29%
National Cash
13
18%
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15%
57
56%
113
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113
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15%
56
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preferred A
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t
15%
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—
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Corp
Biscuit Co
National
7%
1534
1
National Automotive
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112
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5
:
Acme Co
11% May 24
•
•
St Louis
&
Corp
National Aviation
6
163% Apr
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29%
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2.90C
>
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(747)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Frevloua
Year
Lowest
49
Dec
14
90% Dec
<
13
7tt
9!$
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Dec
58 Va
Jun
27
100
Jun
5
IB
110
Jan
11
109% Feb
10
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4
10
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r ■
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43
1
Jan
88
3
Jun
•
29 %
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38
21
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2
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9
82
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3
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10
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9
Jun
137% Mar 12
14 % Aug 16
Dec
26
Jan
.
6
Jan
,
3
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40'/* Jan
4
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8
57% Apr
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23
17% Dec
3% Oct
2
2
24
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18
14% Jun
3% May 22
25
21
10
Mar 27
12% Jan
Mar 27
41% Mar 12
39
Jun
24% Mar 26
24!iJun
21
28% Jun
24% Jun
2i
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24
75
27
Oct
11
78% Nov 29
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101
Jan
9
43% July 11
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16% Jun
7
Jun
30% July
1
40% Jan
13% Jan
2
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Sep
6
55% Jan
21
68
Dec
12
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91
19
109
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28
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17
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27
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1
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Dec
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92% Jun
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96
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22 % Apr
2
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2
12
17
1
7% Mar 12
51% Oct 26
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1
Mar 11
07
35% Jun 27
19% Aug 14
95
Aug
9
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26% Mar 14
96% Dec 28
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5
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3
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7
20 Va May 16
149
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11
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16
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13
140
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21
170
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9
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23
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27
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10
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.
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79
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26
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86
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17
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32
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20
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1,300
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*55 Va
28
37% Feb
Feb
62'/a
200
26 Vb
50 Tb
51
26 V2
26%
•26
a
26 %
100
preferred
4.30%
15%
60
10'%
10%
26!
26Tb
100
No par
preferred
&
61%
*57
76
Pullman
95
62%
60
27%
66% Apr 24
9
61V*
*57
10!%
*26
51%
*75%
30 Va May 22
Mar 13
15%
10
51 Va
76
13
Feb
92
400
*24 Va
•
8%
21
86
92
2
7,100
*75%
59% Feb
26
10%
1
24% Jan
July
% Aug
300
1,700
*24
Coal Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
Puget Sound Pow
Jun
3%
25%
Gamble
div
3%
25
2
4.16%
$1.40
3Tb
52 Va
1
Industries
El
3%
*24 %
preferred-.
Serv
4
8,600
<
*24%
No par
4.20%
Pub
20 Vb
r52
L
Public Serv Co
21% Jim
•20 Vb
Co common—10
class A
100
Electric
May 20
3%%
20 V»
25 7»
Co
May
4.32%
19%
*24%
;;
40
9
19%
25
$4.75 cum preferred.
79% Mar 19
19%
52%
Ash pfd—100
(The)—__
1
34% July 24
July 30
66
29
,22 % Jan
5
23%
51%
27
5
convertible
&
57 Va
23 Va
*24%
Plymouth Oil Co
Procter
50
23 Va
Nopar
Pittsburgh Young &
Publicker
50
23 Va
26%
preferred
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Public Serv
'
Aug
Steel
7
2
55%
*41
26%
(conv*
Plough Inc
9% May 15
42%
57%
23%
42%
27
preferred
preferred
48
Nov
104
50% Jan
•41
55 Tb
23%
*41
1
27
;
5%
&
.3,800
34
27
——
30
Dec
89'% Dec
*3%
Petroleum,
Potomac
42%
9,300
3t>-
45%
87
12.50
Metallurgical
Poor
34
1
preferred
3
16
*85 Va
34%
3%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Rv com_10(»
7% guaranteed preferred
100
22% Jan
44%
85
33%
*3%
Pittsburgh Forg'ings Co__
32% July 22
45
85
34Tb
19,300
3Tb
common
Pitts Consolidation
$3.50
44 Vb
85
19%
Corp
72
31
July 25
35% Mar 8
Jun
20
45
a
80
3,900
6
14%
14%
85
19%
Ills
& Co Inc:
1
108
120
Jun
Mar 13
14
23% Mar 23
May
117
87
5Tb
6
14%
1,180
128%
26%
85
'
5%
14 Tb
33 Ti
19%
of Amer_-
series
Plttston Co
128%
10%.
7
23
18
1
14'!U
500
128% 128% '
130
*3%
4
Jun
'/b
128'%
130
'
44!
7,000
4,900
26
26%
80% Feb
84
6
47Tb
34%
•24%
128
128%
131
:
46 Va
34%
26
10!%
37% Jan
July 12
60% Mar 13
34%
1,200
10%
26'% Mar 18
75% Jun
6
23% Feb 25
47 Tb
34 Vb
*24%
a.
3ui>
300
,
39 Va
26%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
128
47'%
34%
13%
10%
Pitts
29% July 25
135
Mar 29
19%
39%
39;
*26 V4
10
Jan
20 Va
-25'%
1.4^0
1,500
10%
21
1
39
10%
16
26%
85% Jan
July
*19'%
;
v
100
14
*15%
;
.
34% ;
19%
100
preferred
Pittsburgh
!5
25'%
128! a
4,400
10%
14'
15%
34!-a
47!
2,300
14
10%
13%
'
20%
40 Va
47Tb
.
"
r
,
90%
10%
31% Jun
8% July 19
15 Va
•
.
26%
78
96% Apr
3
8% Sep 10
39% Dec 17
10
39Th
63-
•89
■'
10%
V
;14
6,500
6,600
'
'
11%
13%
15%
''
■.-I
,,
25
Aug 16
75% Feb 19
7% Feb 12
25
' Jan
74
Corp
$5 convertible
$4.80
%
89%
90
62 Ta
10
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
.
42
32%
53
52%
87
34%
23%
L
$4 preferred—
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Eowes Inc
6
*40 %
45
Va
•85
57 Va
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills inc common—'.
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
Jan
44
87
35
32%
32
14%
42 Va
RR
Phoenix
3
45%
34%
56%
_
preferred
Phillips
4
44
94
32"
62%
93%
6
6
16%
94
50
78
*16%
64
*129
14%
*23 Va
preferred
preferred
Reading Corp.
3.90%
10% Mar 15
22
53
10
4%
5%
14%
♦76
:;95%
63%
*19%
1
1
*40%
Sand
d Phillips-Van Heusen
5% preferred
2
85% Jun
70% May 1
28% July 25
26
89
0
6
131
58',4
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
&
*129
14%
*83
.
.
76
76
16%
53%
63%
93%
11,
..
-
15%
40% •'
47 V* • 47 Tii J
34%- 34%
*25%
26'% V
128% 129%
129%
14 %
/;
40%
130%
*5%
i
23'/a
Philco Corp common
16
Feb
52%
II——25
I
"25
__In"o par
08% Jan
82
*16%
54%
7.20J
12,800
5
Phlla
45% Mar
26%
129
65
Nopar
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
22
29
76;%
16%
180
47%
2a'A
1
25
preference
preferred
preferred
8.80%
3
7% Aug 14
39% Jun 26
'
5
16
99% Mar 14
1
8Dec
40% Dec
Mar
15% Jan
l
Aug 16
40Va July
71
Aug
69
Aug
10% Jun
.
12
47%
34%
3.50
conv
4.40%
*
93
29% Nov
47 Va
28%
53
*19%,. 20%
.
*129
55
57%
common
Pblla Electrio Co
0
Aug
23
48%
*16%
16%
23 %
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
,
47%
1
Corp common
preferred
(Chas)
77
Jan
47! 4
28
76%
78
-
2.50
series preferred
2nd
Feb 24 :
July 11
48
29%
8,40O
'
Nopar
Co
Pfeiffer Brewing Co„
Pfizer
20
34%
Nopar
Chemicals
Petroleum
*15%
40%
*25%'
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
102
9
20
*40%
par
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Popples Gas Light & Coke
40% May 21
23
47 %
11% -!
Va- 14 Vb i
14
-•
-
.
200
84
28%
29%
11%
;
14 Va-.
16
'
100
Telep
Glass
4.40%
2
105% Apr
1
94% Feb 12
~
14 W
?15%
-
No.par
Corp
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
Penna
17
Jan
25
„
„
Pennsalt
25
63 yB Jan
11%. -11%:
•
1
.——IHI'Ilo"
Electric
"25
preferred
preferred
64 % Dec
17
U.1'
preferred-
$1.30
5% Aug
7
65'/a July 15
89 Va
40% Mar 23
35% Dec 19
20% Dec 10
5'/"
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)_
7
3% Mar 12
42% Feb 12
.
107
83%
90
$1.32
9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 23
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
...
37% Feb 10
03% Oct
4
54%. Jan 23
84%
90
common
Apr 26
20% Jun
84-%
90
Inc._5l
45,400
110
84%
a
99
No par
——
110
3,900
51%
51;
51%
100
25%
11%
90
preferred;
2o%
11%
90
$5
.
15
$1 preferred
24% May
25
45 Va Feb
.48
84
25%
-
120
'<
17%
*82 Vb
11%
33! 4
common—
Penn-Texas
93
47%
28%
*17%
11%
32! a
9
1
47%
29%
17%
84
112
*108
,
luO
1
20
12'%
*841
•
50%
112
12
84%
2
17 Vb
52%
*108
95
13% Jan
3
*84!
28%
...
50%
v
12%
97
7% Aug 14
20'.Willi 12
Mar
85
47%
30c.
52%
110
34
Pennsylvania
85
%
12%
33%
7
9
12'%
85
100
x51
X110
12 %
94%
22% Jan
64% Apr
18% Jan
52%
112
lO1^
64%
11
3
51%
<■ 1
26%
34
Feb
Jan
105
25Tb
25%
94%
20
'26% May 18
.;
27
26
26 %
65
29
Jan
2,500
25%
;
Peninsular
8
41%
26 Vb
preferred
25
41%
•81%
33 %
25
Feb
42
17%
94
Jan
35
42
42%
41%
64%
Peabody Coal Co
49% Apr 24
20,800
84
—6.25
.
Corp
Paper Co
Jan
25% Jan
38 V«
*17
Owens-Illinois Class Co———-6.25
4% cumul preferred—i
10U
101
33 % Aug
3
,40% Aug 15
38 %
*81%
54%
106
6
38%
17 %
*76%
20
13
37 Va
84
*16%
July 18
35 % Feb
91%
*17
55 %
90
13
*89'/a
*81%
preferred;
5% conv prior
Penlck & Ford
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
91%
a
76%
29
31% Jan
45% Nov 20
92
2
38!
16%
Mar 29
Feb
19% Jan
,
18% Oct 24
3
49% May 16
40% Jun 27
91
17%
Patino Mines & Enterprises
2
*89%
84
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
16
18
45% Jan 23
49% Feb 29
43% Nov 26
92% Dec 27
57
91
•
7.50
Parker HUst Proof Co„_
Pannelce Transportation
28% May 16
28
May 31
85 % Mar 13
26
Jan
38'a
42%
*89%
*89%
91 Vb
54%
•Parke Davis &
5
29% Jan 13
28% Mar 27
*89%
39 Vb
42 !«
92%
81
*81%
5
Co—
91%
76%
4',0
4
!4 Dec 21
42 %
4,400
*92
•30
*17
Paramount Pictures Corp
2
25% Nov 14
20
42
48%
43'A
92
80
'
—100
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
31
Apr 10
27% Jun 11
3
38%
Corn—„ 1
Pan Amer World Airways Ind—
1
22!a May
l
4% Jitn 24
26
24% Jun
Nov 27
'
39%
Pacific Tin Consolidated
62% J illy 25
20% Jan
2
20
38%
Pacific Telcp & Teleg common—loo
6% preferred
100
,
45 % Mar 29
12
12
*89%
522°:L^ntiwg Cor^
ID
22% Feb
91 %
Pacific
16
38% Jun
42% Feb
*89%
'
91
,
%
92
80
80
*89%
•"
48
48 Vb
a
92%
a
'*16%
:
May 17
9
37
Jun
86% Jun
56% Jan
17
6% Mar 12
10% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
95
28% Jan
10
23% Jun
44
Aug 12
84% July 23
91
Natural Gas
Pacific Gas
7% Apr 22
19ya Jun
4
53
*90
Pacific Finance Corp
7
3
5,% Jun 24
89%
Pacific Amer Fisheries lne„a
;
.43% Apr
125% July
X89%
;Pacific Cement & Aggregates
Pacific Coast CO common
9
9
Mar
103
Dec. 31
.
;
26% Jan
152!4 Feb
80
——No par
V:
.
2
!
92!
81%
com—10
Co
48*
48%
49 Vb
r94! a L
20
Elec
convertible
Oxford
15
-v«a
*92
*80
Owens
,
Jan
132
•
Shures
Overland Corp (Thej—
A—1
Corning Fiberglas'Corp-—1
!
3
15% Jam 31
17% Jan 22
>
2
9
the Week
Aug. 16
93
4.24%; series
Otis
,
4k CO
Mathlcson Chemical Corp—
4%%
Mar 13
60
123% Jan
.9
Jan
43
46% July
1
34! a Aug 15
25% Aug 14
12
Jan
Friday
Aug. lit
80 Va
Common
66% July 25
,104-"(Jan
2
Aug. 15
10% Aug 15
13% Aug
6
15,% Aug
6
19! a Aug
8
33% Jan 21
Jail 16
53% Mar 28
.
v
.Jail
49%
*92
Conv preference 1951 series—100
Oliver Corp common
1
.16% July 15
,
89% Aug 15
1
Nov~27
54
-.29
3T
Oklahoma
129
142% July 16
13:
85.
.
11
16 V* Mar 27
5
July H
Oct
Thursday
Aug. 14
80%
preferred-,
Preferred
Outlet
40;
•
29% Nov 29
f
.
21% Mar 20
>
■
11
40 ;
,
28
t
4%
-
7
15
9
16% Jan 27
48%-Dec
3
15
37% Jun
22
;
30% Nov 29
122% Sep 28
126
Dec 26
6% Dec
Jan
Jail
85
.
Sales far
Wednesday
100
&
2
/28%
-
2
35V»-Nov 29
■
18
48%
-100
,
;
7
84
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Aug, 13
..100
i
Co
27% Aug
"*73
Apr
16% Oct
'■
•
14
—12
preferred
Oil
% July 23
.17% Jan
;
.
;!23% Feb
105
51% May 9
102% Jan 13
;17% Jan 22
\
Oklahoma Gas
4.44%
Elevator
Outboard Marine
106-
Nov 30
9% Jan
42% Feb
2
-91,-July
Nov 27
90% Dec
6,
LOW
-
Aug. 12
No par
preferred
12
.17
Nov 20
,;6Q<
•.
t
39% Feb
95
.
Monday
100
preferred
preferred-
4.56%
.
50% July 26
May 2
Sep .10
.
common,
3.90%
1
97
28
8Q% Dec 31
4.40',;,:
Co
Ohio
28 V* Mar
13
May 20
130',4 Aug
17% Jan
Feb
11
Edison
•
29
Oltn
Nov 29
u
Ohio
44% Jun
14
48
i
Par
69% Mar 25
44%- Jan " 4
17
July 17
81% July 24
25% Aug 15
2(1
July 16
Jan
103% Mar
35% Feb li
July 10
104
3
89
89% Aug 12
19% July 13
«T%,May 29
,
52%' May 9
101% Mar 18
24
76% Jim
20
31
34 V* Jan
23
88
Dec
33% Jan
-
47% Jun
4
92 % Dec
5
»
V
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O
Aug 13
110 V* Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
%
*80
89
,
86%
6.900
26%
26!
a
26 Va
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
26
65%
65%
65 %
65 7
65'a
66'%
65%
65%
65%
66%
6.800
42%
43-%
41%
42 3
41%
40%
41 Vb
41 %
41%
17.100
a
a
40%
23
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
24
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Monday, August
. .
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORDSALE
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Prevloui
Banje (or
Lowest
Highest
Aug. 13
Aug. 12
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
'
-STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1936
Leweit
Sales for
TRICES
Aug. «»>
Q
123% Aug 13
33% Apr
Nov 21
130
26
29% Dec
19
Feb
5
6 '/v
29% Jan
Feb
26% Mar 26
153
Quaker
7
138
35 %
124
124
277u
,34%
No par
X27%
27%
America com—No par
; $3.50 1st preferred*
No par
Ranco Inc
—5
123%
277a
*277a
27%
.•
2
Snares
35 Ma
357b
3,200
1257a
1257a
230
27%
2777
27 77
600
32,000
357b
126
*124
124
124
the Week
<74
35%,
3 5%
35 77
35%
123 Ma
35%
35%
Oats Co (The) common—5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
2
37 % May
2
33 Ms Jan
7
20
35% Mar
May 28
31
Friday
Aug. 16
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 11
Tuesday
Monday
HIGH
AND
LOW
N
R
31% Jan
21
87 % Feb
64%, Jun
24
15 Me Dec
4
20
14
77 July ll
78
70% Nov 27
53% Jan
23
59% Apr
28 M» Nov
29
44% Aug
3
22 % AHig
12
Dec
27
16% Aug
1
13
July 19
19 % Mar
9
37% May
9
31% Apr
May 13
40
337/8 NOV 23
50% Mar 22
31% Feb
14
59% Jun
15
11
11% Mar 14
23% Aug
1
16% Mar 15
23% Aug 13
17
34% Jan
33% Aug
6
39
6
32% July 30
36
Dec
31
11
Jan
5
40
4
20 Ma Jan
Aug 13
30% Apr
33% Jan
35
11
15
11 Ma Dec 26
2
22% July
31% Jan
12
12% Jan
8
8% Mar 26
27
10% Mar 14
:5% Apr
Jan
27
18% Mar 14
14% Apr
43% Aug
7
1
1
3
30 % Apr
18
Jan
18
64 % Apr
4
54% July
45
42 Ye Feb
Reliance
Mar 29
Reliance
" Feb
10
62
25
3
16
5% Jan
8
11% Aug
2
.
"
15
13
% Jan 10
60 % Dec 17
34% Dec
31
45
25% Dec
27
28% Dec
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
6
25
Dec
21
17% Dec
5
91
43%
4174
4277
*417a
4274
2,700
267a
26 M4
26 Ma'
26 Mi
26 Va
800
*2677
57 Ma
56
26 V2
*2674
26%
*55%
57
56
56
23%
23%
23%
12
54%
53%
54
'••■
80
900
6
6'
,
2,800
237 b
1177
53
10
1
*11%
53 Va
6
6
56
/
23 Ma
2377
237b
6 Vb
6M8
*11%
.
11%
11%
Ma
600
537a-
1177
10
12
*56
237 a
2377
677
67 a
6%
6%
•
577a
*56
•
53
537a
53 Ma
537a
21,300
33%
33 7«
2,900
21,400
11
*11%
337b
33 77
34
8%
,33 Ma
877
33%
877
874
11,100
5177
5377
51 Va
5377
35,600
Reynolds
42%
427b
427b
42 Ma
42 Ma
547b'';
54 Vb
5477
547 b
54%.
juii
'/4
Mar
4
Richfield
33% Jan
4
Riegel
2
27% May
6
5
7% Apr
8
Roan
25
6
19% Jan
Apr
12
2
37% Apr
26
25% Jan
3
25% Feb
.:
423% May
9
19
510
Apr
2
28
105
Jan
16
91% May 16
31% Dec
13
24% Feb
12
28 % Aug
6
Jan-n
Feb
.
96
88 %
88%
17
1677
32
39 %» Feb
9
36% July 16
30% Jan
2
29
Dec
28
38% Apr
5
28
Feb
26
8
Nov
28
13 % Apr
26
8% Mar
*23 %
i
*27
277b
27 Ma
23 Va
23 Ma
23 %
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88
73
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,
74
76
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73
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32
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10
15% Jun
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&
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&
Rome Cable
40% May 16
■••34% Aug
9'
4
5
;
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Rohr
•
2
60% Jun
12
31
27% Feb
27%
preferred series A
4%
July 24
13% Jan
10
a
2%
2%
2%
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*
16 7
17%
17
1
5s
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73
88 7a
8874
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8
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•
10%'May 14
■
100
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72
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series
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13
27.
Feb
362% Dec
351
73
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conv
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72
72
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5%%
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26% July 19
.
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73
Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls corn—1
36% July 19
29
Jan
22
53%
54%
72
*72 %
Corp
Paper
42%
1
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Ritter Company
26% Apr
Oil
42%
54
55%
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10
Rhodesian
1
May 27
42 7a
—100
Manufacturing Co
Selection Trust
Rheem
18
3% Apr
5
Apr~ 13
Preferred
42%
54 77'
51%
54% '
52%
42%
—10
21% Jan
42% Aug 15
30% Aug
,
54 %
877
87a
series
3.60%
4.50%
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4
52 7b
1
50
Metals Co common
pfd series A
Common
22
x8%
2.50
Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
2
,82% Jan
09
-
Drug
4%%
Jan
24
Inc
Rexall
58% Mar 19
69
84 % Apr
44% Dec
4277
33
Aug
29
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44
'
80
35
35 % Nov
15
43%
43%
23 %
15
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J
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15
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100
1
50c
15
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15
800
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19
17%
5
5
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577
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5%
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9
9
97 a
9%
200
34 77
62% Feb
10
9%
23 7b
3374v
16% Aug 14
28%
Feb
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2377
2374
23 %
23 V 2"
23%
41 Ma
337b
37 % Mar 15
10
12~
23%
417 a
44
*39
3377
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25
Nov
574
44
33 7a
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87
21% May 28
577
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'■
34% '
11
27% Dec
90
9%
33'%
8%
52% July 22
6
28'A Jun
27
9%
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33%
347/4
89% Jan
Jiuv~26
1,300
33%
33%
5% Jun
21%
23
*33 %
337a
8% Aug 12
7
23% Jan
23
35
8%
105 % Jan
18% Jun 29
200
2377
35
347 a
68% Jun
Jan~23
44
35%
33%
26
16
31% Nov 29
44
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*35
36
34%
2%
66%
33 Ma
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317a
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33%
46% Mar 29
12
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32%
.
--
1
5
Sep
200
33 7b
32
;
5
17
81
36
32
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31
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51 Ma Feb
Apr
*35
317 a
J
Revere copper & Brass
42% Jun
70
800
36
327 a
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common
Republic Steel Corp_,
2
3
57% May
1,200
31
23 7
3177
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July 11
10% Jan
4
49% Mar 19
1
59,400
3174
31
2277
327a
127a
40
85
26
23%
31 Ma
31
2377
*32 %
39
59% Jan
13
Apr
22%
317b
13
227a
327a
2
27
Oct
237a
13
23%
2,900
12
45% Feb
49
227a
13%,
32%
300
38,100
Mar 12
1
21
41% Dec
70
14
48% Feb
65% May 16
Aug
1374
.
55
30% Apr
24
10
Apr
'
8% May
13% Apr
Co
1374
10
Elec & Eng Co
Mfg
22%
137+
'
1477
10
Corp
Stores
Conv pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
convertible preferred
1
32% Jan
8% Jan
27
18
July 31
30
43 % Jan
Nov
5
July
26
18% Jan
Reliable
227a
227a
23
22 Mi
227 a
22%
227b:
23 %
12%
—-50c
& Co—
prior preference
(Robt)
$1.25: div
8
15% July
55%
547-i
54%
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557a
5434
56%
5477
22%
—
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Bros
Reeves
1,000
13,300
207-7
2174
21%
21%
207u
21%
2177
217b
22%
1st preferred
50
4% noncum 2nd preferred——50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
——5
Reed Roller Bit Co
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6% Feb 28
12
26
:
66 Va
2074
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-2.50
5
50
357b
66
66 Va
66
67
65%
6674
667a
66
21 %
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Nov
11 % Dec
,
12
'6
28% July 19
2
41% Apr
15
61
Jan
When
4 So
6
Feb
38
:
10
Jan
3
Co common
distributed
Reading
4
Aug 15
37% Apr
33 Mi Nov 23
Raybestos-Manhattan ..2
Rayonier Inc..
Ray-O-Vac Co
—
Raytheon Mfg Co—
7
34% Jan
44% Jan
seVaT
6
11
48% Feb
12
31
37%
21% Aug
Mar 22
17
24
Jan
3477
3477
34
34%
34%
34%
33%
347a
66
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80%
79'a
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5,400
8
50% Feb
14
71% Dec
Nov
30
Feb
13
5
■>
16
3
69% Dec
3
,
Nov
7
.311
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12
Aug
235 ;
2
Feb
190
31
July
d'/c.
3
Feb
6
~
96
9
18% Jan
17
23*% Aug 22
29% Jan
19
37% Mar 29
31% Feb
8
14% Aug
8
23% Jan
26
12% Jun
Oct
48% Jan
.
16
,
39May
2
17% July
■
1-
*
18
22% Mar
May 28
•18% Feb 13
9
23 % Jun
13
48% Feb
13
96% July 22
16% Feb
12
22%
55
63.% Apr 20
,44% Feb 14
30
64% Jun
£pr
Scott
14
29
75% Mar
77% Dec
19
95
Dec
12
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
89 % Mar
75
83
May
1
35
Dec
28
44% May
30% Feb
11
36
Jan
4
16 % Nov
21
4
90
% Apr
Mar
86
Aug 14
■
29% Aug 14
Jan
7
7.
29
16% Feb
13
17% Jan
52% Oct 25
70% Nov 26
'54% Feb
12
80 %
13
23% Jun
Dec
19% Feb
28
'Jun
12
7
25 %
Dec~20~
26
50
Apr
*
49% Feb
59
39% Jan
4
39% Jan
20
July 11
59% Dec 17
8% Dec
14
11% May
9
62% Jan
10
100 % Aug
8
26% Jan
72% Feb
Sharon
Oil &
Steel
Shattuck
93
Shell
May 21
13% Feb
15% Jan
14
4
21% Feb
7
35% Mar 26
19
55% Apr 26
55 % Jan
4
55% Jan
23
72% May
52% Jan
24
73
50% Feb
10
67
Nov
*
Oil
46% Jun
64% May 10
12% Jan
12
80% May 27
Skelly
Oil
89% July 23
55% July 2
20% Jan 11
Smith
(A
Dec
21
24% Jun
20
35% Nov
Dec
12
40% Jan
17
45
Nov
21
54 %
19% Jan
11
23
17
2
7% Mar
15
33
Apr
.
13
16%-July 17
24
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
45
18% Jan
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
45% Jan
20% Jan
51% Feb
13
39% Jan
11
.11
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2
51% Jun
13
2
25% July 10
Jan
31
33 % Apr
18
28% Jun
25
23
39% Dec 31
38 % Apr
1
32
49 %
May 27
July 17
5%
8%
Aircraft
Porto
Co
Sugar
16% Nov
1
21% Nov
29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec
19
70% Dec
28
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65
Jan
61
July
28
83% Jan
17
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see
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26 %
98% Jan
July 15
1
12
15
11
72% Jan
7
35% Jun
11
447b
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85
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26".
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2614
187b
187b
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1874
1874
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1,600
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12
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12
12 Ma
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41
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68%
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81%
81
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78 Ma
81 Ma
78
797 b
797b
79 Mb
5,200
49
4777
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47
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17 V4
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4,800
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25
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247«
247b
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427 b
437b
4174
4074
417 a
11,700
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2,900
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15%
15%
15%
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15%
4%
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474
477
474
pfd
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$4.50
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preferred
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common
preferred
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par
6
54
100
common
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%
65
54 Ma
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5477
88
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88
1
15%
15%
50c
25
23%
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1677
167b
a
81
30 "a
29 7b
30
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15%
157b
15%
300
478
47a
47b
47a
1,600
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65
54
54
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88
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81
65
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547 b
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7,600
65
53%
1,000
88
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88
157b
1577
157b
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15 Ma
2,700
2374:
23%
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2377
227 b
22%
22 7 b
22%
56,300
93
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91 Ma
92
92
917b
917b
11
11
11
11
11
92%
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11%
11
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31%
307b
2
417b
157b
11
30%
427b
157a
92%
5
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29
157 a
2
67
900
407b
1
$5.50
12,800
29
25,900
2.50
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
7,100
2474
22.600
30%
*47
46%
247b
43 Mb
30 Ma
65
467 b
41%
30%
*47
4,100
4374
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30
3277
34
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4174
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81
4,600
3,400
49
29
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81
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21
4.200
29
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9
467a
24%
.
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8
3274
32
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81
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8
21
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21 Va
100
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500
5977
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2,200
17,900
6077
17
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27,100
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417b
&
2,300
9,400
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•
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107b
9%
9%
857a
43
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'
86
1677
20
14
427b
10
40 Ma
29% Apr
12
44:%
10
427b
14
25
437 a
97b
177 b
19% Jan
Feb
4477
42
15% Aug 15
10% Jun
44
4377
24% Mar 20
91 % Aug
5,500
5,000
16Mb
(Del)
preferred
4.20%
3
187b
52
41 Ma
Spencer
2
1737
517b
17%
8
July 17
1777
52%
42%
9
16 % Jaxi
17%
52
42%
94% Jan
105
187 b
5277
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Southern Railway common
July 31
31
tootiiotes
3
177a
52%
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(A G) & Bros Inc.
25
18%»
52%
20
Corp
Jan
187a
52 7-.
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Sparton
45% Apr
19 Va
52
No par
Spalding
40
1,330
18%
41 Ma
Southwestern
88
65
62
52
28%
33% May 27
6
71
65%
4377
81
103% Mar
67%
37b
3 Ma
%
29 %
10
12
66,100
3V7
61
42%
78% Apr
25
1,000
377
37b
6677
4277
4
Dec
14%
3 7b
65
29 Ma
91% Jan
95% Nov 30
147 b
3%
68
43%
26
47% Jun
14
'
3
29%
Dec
38
14
;
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7.50
Co
4
7
14
14
66
42 Mi
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8
10
14
r>
10
6% Jan
14
37 b
25
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(The)
19% Feb
18% Jan
14 7a
2 Mi
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25
com
467a Jan
1
14%
8%
457'a Jan
4% Mar 27
27 Mi
21%
13
15% Aug
27
1
12
21
27
50
Ohio
500
26 Ma
2. Va
43
&
1,200
49,100
267b
277a
29%
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26%
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California
Pacific
3,000
13 34
277b
1
Rico
non-cum
3,600
72
13 34
26%
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5%
16%
717 a
1477
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
South'11
1677
7377
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277a
15
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Feb
17% Nov
.
17"
72
-
27
5
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21,600
1677
137 a
•
317b
3177
27
10
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22
747 a
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50
82
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,
3177
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16% Aug
Jan
17
73%
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r
317a
277 b
71
42 %
26
80
.
2,400
277b
2777
40
28% July 19
j
32 7 b
.
27
42 77
1
24% May 15
30
29 Mb
29%
2937
•
27
71
preferred
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6,200
10
90
5
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;
11,600
27 Ma
41%
preferred
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-
14'7
27%
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil
31%
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17
->•74
1
58% Mar 23
17
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74
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78
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South
a
12 3
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29%
29%
82
32 7
18%
20% Jun
17
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27
49% May 16
Jan
'
33 %
187 b
6
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
29%
30
82
32%
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1
20
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29
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75
90
187a
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4
78
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38% Oct
Jan
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90
12%
44% Nov
84
78
18%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
Mar 16
19%-
26%
South Carolina
July 27
19%
597
1
50c
2
35% J
20
58%
4-
£
6
11
19%.
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s
ordinary
23% May
July 16
30% July 26
20%-
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83
10% Jun
32 % Jun
19%
59 %
■4
2
44
'■
19%
87
6
33% Jan
29
Oil
13
47% Feb
July 10
13
6
Sinclair
21
16% Jan
21,200
87 Vb
Saw <fc Steel
60% Jan
12
7% Dec
Simmonds
61% Feb
7
32% Jan
82%
86%
Co
8
68% Jun
35
3
29
81
97a
Mfg
12
3
17% Jan
shares
Simmons
17
8374
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York
17
Aug
>
New
Sheller
11
Dec
817;i
1—7.50
Co
49% Jan
54% Feb
8377
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32 % Apr
Jan
82
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No par
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16
89
84%
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1
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(Frank
25
27% Aug
83%
19%
2.50
17% Jan
Aug 15
84
59
No par
Inc
Corp_
Sheraton Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
8
16% Nov
24
30
41
5
24% Jan
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
10
2134 Apr
12
10,700
.
1
Aug 16
70% Aug 15
6
45% Jan
88
29% Jun
13
Feb
18
6,600
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1
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Shell Transp & Tr—
Mar 19
29
167b
207 b
15%
3
Co_*
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2
22% Mar 13
18% Nov 29
16;
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83
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$4.50
58% Jan
12
15 37
19%
5
10% July 29
7% Mar 12
15%
137b
61% May 13
12
42% Aug 14
15%.
17
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1,100
36
36
5,000
2074
74
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2
367a M
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20
13%
&
36
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15-V
167n
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19
20%
73%
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19
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37 77
1
40
887a
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377b
16,100
31%
31
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205
1
207a
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i
100
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260
260
15%
l
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31%.
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37%
37
6,800
67%
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■250
207 b
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76% July 15
6
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20%
20%
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6777
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.
91
19%'
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260
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20%
;205
31%
32%
7)1
19%
19%
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Feb
*88
2374
20%
20
Servel Inc common
16
19
317 a
'
91
Seaboard Finance
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24
5% July
32 Ma
>
31%
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67%
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205
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2374
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260
32
311
15
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100
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9
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63
15
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3
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42% Jan
7
23% Nov
r
7
13
27
-
20%
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68
100
14,000
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a
23 71
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*
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3
36%
.
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£—2
15% Jan
29
7% Apr
43 % Nov
preferred—!
29% Jan
21% Feb
27
207a
19 Mr
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20
3
1
3% Dec
31
*88
237b
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i,' '205
-1
preferred
" Mar 12
36% Jan
12 % Jun
28%
...
260
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common
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
29% May 22
July 29
Co
Scovill' Mfg Co cofnmon-i-
July 10
16% Jan
17
$4
2
33%» Jan
67'%
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——
Paper
$3.40
7
Mar
102
July 31
90
105 % Apr
40
:
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21%
.
Schick Inc
May 29,'
57% Nov
Jan
23 Mt
67%
327
31%
327a
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490
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175
163
175
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.
807 b
80%
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175
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20%
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Col-—10
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;
:
10
Savage Arms Corp-i
'
15
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1.40
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15c
29
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23%
100
preferred-
noncum
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
a
170
32
10
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No par
2—100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
100
5
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Jan
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79
,
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St
11
205
:
16
18% Aug 15
18
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26% Jan
270
May 23
,
St
74 % Feb
13
Aug
88 ;
105
i
6
25% May 24
.
77'
5
10
100
preferred—
4.30'.;
conv preferred
July 17
46% Mar
66% July 17
17
Sep
*
176
26
19% Jun
60% July 31
Feb 1 7
9
Dec
93
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,
-
4 '/f
-Mar 22
93
,
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1
22% Jan 25
91 % Mar 23
>
July
31
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«
215
5
Jan
40% Feb
137
25% Aug 31
22% Jan
24% Dec
155
2
14
17
Dec
52
235
12
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155
38% Dec
112
3:
Safeway Stores common
82% July 15
60% Feb
78 '
17
97% Feb
80
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31
117«
67
317 b
11
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30 Ma
Va
6777
31
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677b
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30%
30%
210
5,300
67 %
7,900
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chroniclt
.
(749)" 25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Range Since Jan. 1
"
i'
Lowest
•
Highest
Lowest
2
-44% May 14
77% Nov 30
9114 Jan 26
5-- 12 3/4 Jan
6
36% Oct
28
6% Dec
37% Jan
72% Jun 26
6% Jan
2
43''a Nov
58 % May
29
48% Jan
May 28
50
88V2 Dec
4
43 V4 Feb
53% Feb
15% Aug
17% Jan
12:1.4 May 29
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12
14% Jan
3
14% J»n
4
81
Aug 15
13 la Dec
28
15
Jan
13
25% Nov 28
20% Sep
f30% Oct
7
31
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Feb
17,
37% Dec
36
22% Feb
29 Va
1
9
19 7
5% Oct
Feb
32
Dec
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91
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23
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82
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25
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82
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99
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4
32
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3834 Mar 26
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5
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27
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7
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18% Deo 28
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12
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453/4 May 17
33
23
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20
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28
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July
125
9
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10
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51
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48% Jan
80
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1
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45%
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125
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14
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24%
25 Vb
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25%
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58
58
60
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00
60
59
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Thompson Products Inc
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251b
12%
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12
46
45
'
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.
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15
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50
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100
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140
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700
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25
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200
12
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83
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80
180
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80
60
341b
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3,300
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2,800
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12,700
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53%
52%
53
32
52%
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52
50%
51%
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Airlines Jnp_.—_^_„5
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35
12%
13
12%
12 T4
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39
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5
1
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52%
53
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1
23%
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■
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2-
-
23%
10
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18
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48
23%
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34%
35%
35%
16,jLU0
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12 Tb
37%
37%
700
31%
31%
313/«
31%
14,000
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521b
900
22%
22 3b
5,600
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48
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40
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48
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7,400
48
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49 %
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31
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Udylite. Corp (The)
1
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14%
14%
14%
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25%
24%
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.
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100
1
7%
7%
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7%
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.
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48
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27
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;
14
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—_—
Transamerica Corp
>
100
22%
13%
Trane Co
t„
3,400
34%
:35%
,2214
34%
'22
-44
53
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5%
73%
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:
2514
81
,
6
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44%
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11
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4314
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44%
25%
82
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31Tb Jan/ <2 *
8
43 Va
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45
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50
47% Aug
7
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53%
7,100
17%
17%
4.4
r
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Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common„_5
56% July 22
41% Apr 24.20%, Jan
4
57.
6
700
15%
1434
z
82
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30
6 %
18%
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4
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26
Dec
64
52% Apr n
1
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6
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27
5
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20
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25
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13 % Jan
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,
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'
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12,500
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3614
.
107a
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12
2b
15%
31%
20%
36%
.7.50
com
Texas Gulf
12
40% Feb
30
1
Aug 14
17 Tit
30%
20%
36%
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/
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95% Apr 18
42% May 27
15
22
13
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6
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;
44
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17%
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,
>
80%
Tel Autograph
2
893/4 May
37
30:4
700
1,600
Talcott Inc
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24 3/b July 25
2 *
21
36%
1314
1
2
Apr
29%
20%
37
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3
53
1314
Z 16%
*
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21
Aug 16
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66% Aug 15
,4734 Mar 26
23% Nov 27
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:
'
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10c
...
2
15% Apr
7014
21%
82
73%
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5
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21% Jan
Aug
7014
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53
12%
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&
Aug
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/Superior Oil of .California
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steel Corp
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70 Va
3a
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1
Mining Co___,i
Texas
62
72
.vvi va
1
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Te
26
70%
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.
Texas
3% Aug 13
1
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2 Z
28
3,400
70
13%
'
4
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8
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26
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9
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4
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160
133a Apr 10
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15
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47,100
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71
5
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lo
1
3%
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15%
6%
8% Mar 19
Aug 12
38% Jan
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25 %
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19
2
27
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/,
7% Jan
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25%
9
31% Jun
40% Jun
Aug 12
86
45%
11
69% May
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common„l
4'%% preferred scries A
1
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
761b Jun 1 6
5314 Nov 29
54%
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46%
25%
31
37% Oct 31
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45%
25%
11
18%,Jan
61%
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8
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150
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45
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:
59% July 26
14
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48%
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15
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55% May 10
12 % Dec
7%
54%
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8
9
9
6%
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17%
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9
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18
74
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11
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3%
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3
24% Apr
3%
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7
7%
37
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•
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5
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17
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7
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7
75
10
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27%; Feb
41%
75
100
common
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.
8
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2
35% .Aug 15
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32% jun
5
:
.
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2
93
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52%: Mar 16
:
•
9
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4
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12
20% July 26
30% Aug 12
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-
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Oliio
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57% July 23
12
6
of
29% Apr >24
>
13
Mar 22
10% Mar
Feb
22% Feb
v
41 Tii
6%
Thursday
Aug. 14
3
75%
6%
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Wednesday
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1
25
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Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
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Etarrett Co (The) L S_„
Staufl'er Chemical Co,.
50
.
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-
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78
12
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82
27
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46
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79
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6
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28
80
31
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2
Jun
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41% Apr 23
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8
119% May 21
,
14%-Aug 12
Aug 24
50
8
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i
Jan.
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of
Oil
Standard Oil of
8
«nuy,lo
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13
4
Mar
distribution.
Standard Oil of Indiana
13% Jan
25
17
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_„__No par
Products Co Inc
1
Coil
Standard
4
-
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26
31% Feb
31 Va May 28
1
Feb
3
22% Aug
8
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11
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Inc
Monday
Aug. 13
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May 16
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2
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25
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14
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11
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12
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.
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.
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28
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,
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Aug 14
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9
55% May 15
365
23
31
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2
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14
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15
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7
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9
,
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,
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8
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.
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Jan
22
12
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United Merch
34% July 16
162
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8614 May 20
39% Jun
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,
14
2
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32
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85
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80
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6
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27% :,May 10
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80
155
4
29
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8
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// Preferred $4 serieb__„
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Union Pacific lilt
33% .Mar 16
■z
,6% Jan 11
55
23
,Aug„ 5
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'
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2
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.
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33,
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24
Jan
»; 7914 Jan
•
12
29% Apr
-1:
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82
;,26%AP?
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,
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Bag-Camp
14%
.
24%25
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•
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9
Jan
93
Nov 29
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115%
Uiiion Chein & Materials Corp—10
16
112
321b
Corp.._6%
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Union Carbide Corp
Aug 13
29% Mar 19"
10014 Jan 21
37% .July 22
12
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8
124 la JUly TO
12
201b Feb
.
13
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'
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47% May' 8
133% July 17
28-3 a Apr
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Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
7. Monday, August 19, i$57
.
(750)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
for
Range
lrear 1956
•
11
Jun
15
23% Jan
11
tills
-
Dec 28
32% Nov 29
,81% Dec 31
142% Dec 26
17% Dec
17
Jau
4
'
51% Jan
143
23
Nov 30
•
Dec 28
17
•
17
Dec
;
Apr
39
13% Jan
20
29% Mar 12
Dec
20
82% Mar 29
24% Nov
12
26,'
38% Feb
-9
'•
3
Jan
4
7
Feb
,7
Sep
12
I 25% Dec
26
Dec
28
82
,
85
Dec
28
87
Dec
31
46% Jan
11
28% Nov
9
,
-
83-
May 29
88
Mar
82'.
July 24
83
66% Feb
; 32
33% Jan 16
11
July 11
14% Dec 27
When ,issued
6%
7
20% Aug 12
Jan
3
21% Aug 12
61%; Aug 16
•
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Vulcan
convertible
57*
19
14% Jan
13
26
33 >Jau
29
75 ■'
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64
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9
6
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30
12
Dec
23
20
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27
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9
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1
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8
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26
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6
8
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11
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20
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30
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13
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29
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29
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17% Apr
26Vi Feb
18
12
53H« July 25
20Hs Jan
4
33Va May 14
65% Mar 20
52Ha Feb
12
68Ha July
5
99H* Jan
27
128 Vi Jun
5
46
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87% July 11
36% July 17
82 Va Dec
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May 10
67
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1'
Jan
20
94
Sep 28
-
4
Mar 25
92
7
69Hi Jan
2
96V* Jan
9-
18
28% Feb
23
22 Va Aug 15
80V* Feb
13
58
Aug 15
-
20
31 Va Jan 18
26Hi Aug
1
50% July 24
102
Jun
8
44Vi Feb
£9
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
13% Apr
•
100% Jan
7
13-% Jan 10
29 Vi Jan 14
47
Feb 18
94 Va Aug 16
7Ha Aug 14
2
16
29% Mar 14-
30 Va Jan
30
61
36H* Aug 13
45Hi Feb 13 •62% Jun
12Hi Jan
17
4
4Hi Dec
26
May 10
>
13
16% Apr 30
82 V* Apr 30
19% Dec
5
23
Dec
14 V* Jan
>10% Jan
Aug 15
15
Apr
4Ha Jun
4
37% Feb
20
145
18
-34
131
28
22% Feb
10
35
July 8
45% Jan 10
68% Julv 15
92Hi Mar 15
883/* Jan
3
41 Va Jan
23
60% Nov 15
52% Feb
99% Jan
40Ha Aug 15
82% July
24
30
98Hi Mar
9
"'80
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
4
7
26Hi May 24
34Vi Aug
.
7
36Hi Deo
12
131% Deo
8
10
'
3
Aug 14
Feb 20
27Vi Feb 12
.31
Feb 12
96% Aug 15
29% Nor 28
16
12
'
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83 Vi Nov
Jan
5
20Hi Jun
26% Apr
Va Nov 29
No par
—No par
10
—10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
!
1
-Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred >—;
—100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
1 Woodward Iron Co_—
—10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common——10
Prior preferred 4%'5> series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
:
5
Mar 19
36% Feb 27
50H'a Mar 19
25 Vi Feb
12
6
8Hi Apr
•
11
34% July
35% Jan
123Vi Jan
30
^^-100
—
Wilson & Co Inc common;
$4.25 prelerred —
Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor Industries Inc
May 13
9
1
19
26Hi Aug
8
26
Aug
19
Jan
24
12
18% Feb
116
43 Vi Dec
83% Feb
<
29% Jun
.
Mar 22
29% Oct
20
10
No par
—
White Sowing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
83 convertible preferred—50
Wilcox Oil Co
—
—5
13
'24% July 10
21 % May 15
24
preferred
5%%--preferred
,
lGH'a July 8
75
Jan 31
19% Jan
9
5% Jan 21
May 17
70
9
25% Jan
31
30Ve Sep 26
88
26Va
-5
100
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%
convertible preferred
-80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
——_1
28Vi Mar 14
53-% May 24
9
12
26Hi Feb
Oct
$5
26% Mar 22
68 Va Jan
8
24 Vi Aug 15
Dec
26 Vi
Yale & Towne Mrg Co
10
loung (L A) Spring & Wire
5
YOungstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
9
2
2
May 27
26 Vi
25%
'
Aug 30
20
4
'• 25 V a
Wheeling Steel Corp common
51 Vi Aug 15
24
36 Vi Feb
127
4-
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31
Jab
27 Vi Dec
69
•
8
July 22 >-129% Feb
128
69 y* Dec
103
Aug
80
•
Feb' 17
130
,8
21 Hi Jun
62
25Hi July 31
16% July 30'
98
Apr
2
27
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—100
4.10%, preferred series C
—100
West Vu pulp & Paper common_—5
4%% preferred
—
100
Western Aiv Lines Inc—;
3
Western Auto Supply Co colli——5
4.80% preferred
.100
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncnm 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR———No par
Western Union Telegraph
r_2.50
Westinghonse Air Brake
10
Weslinghou.se Electric coinmon_12 Vi
3.80'i preferred scries B—i—100
Wheeling & Like Erie Ry-——10o
104ViMar20
14Vi Jun 24
fl
105 V* Feb
28
t
Aug 16
21
•25% Dec 31
18% Jun
5
Jun
112 Vi Jan
f-
4
92
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28 V* Jun
13
Nov
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12
26Va Feb 27
Mar 20
97
■.
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26%
26 Vi
Oil «fc Snowdrift com—2.50
50
_1
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4.8%' preferred
West Indies sugar Corp
—
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We£t Penn Electric Co—,
West Penn Power 4Vi',e pfd
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63 Va
64
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60
61
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28
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83
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83
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4,800
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6,300
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53
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7.000
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Wayne Pump Co—v
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600
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100%
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109
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3
-
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21
110%
Va
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30%
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23
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14
100
r-
Washington Gas Light Co-
3% May 15
28
1'lVi
2.50
Warner Bros Pictures Jnc
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5
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2,700
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30%
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Warner-Lambert
17
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24
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preferred
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24
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28
8
9
47 H*
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——
28% Jan
3
68% July 16
v
12
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47%
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—
Walgreen Co
—:
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13
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7
Aug 15
12
6
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2
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14
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■
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Aug
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21
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15
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40% Jan'' 0
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,
Wagner Electric C'cirp-
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9
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30
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12% Apr
T5Hh Nov
•
;
.
85%
85%
common---—1
preferred-
15% Aug 15
7
Feb
106
:Apr
11
70V'a Feb 12
17% Mar 12
95 Vi Dec 17
77
Jan 24
66y* May 15
;
46% Aug 14 .•!'•
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13 V*
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23
33
140
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32
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f
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12% Dec 31
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94
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27% July 30 '
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preferred
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1
6
Mar
106
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.
5
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12
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41
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13
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2,600
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.
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5,200
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Feb
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5% noncumulative preferred—100
.Mar 27
90
,
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Co
Victor Chemical
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79% Nov 27
:
Raalte
May 22
111
20
78 Ts Jun
.
33 Va
,
.
Apr 22
-28
21
15
—
Vert.ientes-Camaguey Sugar' Co„6%
.
11%
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2.50 —x52V*,
6
25% Jan
124
7
97% Jun 21
13
Fefc 13
Feb
103
.
Oct 30
Norman
Van
33% July 15
Mar
*17
.
com_No par
Tobacco
.
Corp of America
Van
.
53% July 25
84
-14
preferred ——————100
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7
May
80
8-%
3Va
4%
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8
7
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7
67Va '
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17%
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7
98
21%
44 Vi
33
<
7,500
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41 Vi
67 Va
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-
24 Vi
31%.
141% -142
141
17%
,
13
12%-
78%
14Va July 1G
27
104% Aug
6
Jan
116
18
Dec
13% J«n
17%
32
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32
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57
57
05 Va
17%
.
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29
18
19% Jun
38% Aur 18
128
93
10
29 V* Apr
13
> 98.
141
32
.
32 Va
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>
67%
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78
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"Universal Pictures Co Inc com—^.-1
4%% preferred -4.—-"—.—
100
.'Utah Power & Light Co-v——12.80
7
142%
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45
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142
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12
42%
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.-
90
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-21%.
Wallpaper Inc common—1
Universal Leaf
Jun
73
July 31
77
22% Jun
104
3
Feb -A
30% Jun
9
%25% Jan
04% Apr 24
,•
21
Apr
*8Vi
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43%
>73
t:
30c
,
34% Mar 26
20
Jun
,
36
155
v
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp new_l
Feb 20
128
13
21% Nov
105% Dec
;
142
32 Va
78
74
■
42% V 43%/
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32
32%
32
93
74
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68
28Hi
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24
23 Hb
.
29Hi .?
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.
8%
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24
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32%
33%--
•-
1
2nd pfd.,5
Class R 2nd preferred—L
Whelan Corp com
23 V*
67%
■———
United
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page .31.
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—
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1961
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9878
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cons
1st cons mtge-4s
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.
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3
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.
94%
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1980—rLh——Mar-Sepf
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1st
1
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—
90
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1966—Jan-July
1979———1——1—_Jan-July
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A4 lbs assented 1963
—'
-Jan-July
.
19
*22
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assented 1968
i.*
April-Oct
?
—
'
90
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—
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105%
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debentures
3%s
8114
76
—
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—
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.
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',
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76
80
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series' 1961—April-Oct
gold Gs 1940
1958-1
82
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7s: 1959—-Mav-Se.pt
1960—June-Dec
1st- series
Gs
19 Va
181%
5
96
92
83
'
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Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980-^.———Mar-Sept ,<
Gen mtge 4l4S.ser C 1972——2
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90
45
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—
1 1995—
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100
'
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17'14
179%
'
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—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
debentures
Atlanta
i
24
'
'—
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j
————:—Feb-Aug '
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s' I960——June-Dec
Anlieuser-Busch Iue 3%s debs 1977——,_Apri%Oct
Ann Arbor first gold 4s, July 1995_——Quar-Ja?t
''
% P W Products On ;5s .l966—-Aprit*Oct
-hJ— j— A»riZ*©ct
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"
Associates Investment 3%s debsi'1962.—^-JMar-Sept
,
4%s debentures 1976-——--:———b—-Fcb-Aug
.'Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—t
v,..1.. v
General. 4s 1995——-———April-Odt.;"
\
*168
§ A 6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
6s due' 1953 extended to 1963—..
1
101%
99
—
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
'
53 %
150
*99%
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IA Nuremberg (City of)
6s 1952—..
—Feb-*«<7
j
4Vbs debt adj 1972
;
-Feb-Aug
1
85
20%
;
■
19 Vb
92
r~
.
Fcb-Aug
1969
3%s debentures 1977 a
3s
72
43
51
51
47
72
—
-April-Oct
sinking fund old 4lis
4l4ss f extl loan new 1965
4s
43
*51
f
—
95%
Jan-July
American Tobacco Co
Mar-Sept
Mar-Scpf
a.-
75
'
1985—-_^—i—i—iw—_4pr-Oct
debentures 3s 1962—April-Oct
debentures
4%s
■
extl sinking fund 6%s 1958—-Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest'
96%
21 Vb
*17%
*180%
Jan-July
debentures 1982
—.—Aprd-Oct
debentures 1987—
June-Dec
debentures 1973—1
—June-Dec
debentures 1971 ———
.Feb-Aug.
debentures 1984 —±-^—^1—Max-Sept
conv debs 1967—
:
April-Oct
debentures 1990———
:
Jan -July
3%s
20%
ASecured
External
debentures 1975—
debentures
1986—
2%s
*20
*20
April-Oct
6%s 1952
96
81-
'
sinking* fund debentures,
2%s
;Jan-July
—
96
1
84
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95
84
8
85%
-■
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f
s
2%s
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agree't)
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77
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-
84
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'
American Machine &
18 %
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'37
100 %
94
84
84%
1984._—————Mar-Sept
Foundry Co—
4Vis subord conv debs 1981—
5s conv subord debs 1977—-L——.
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2%s
debentures
1980
13%
13%
14
41
84
-r-
186
182%
,
83'.
84
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-
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z
—
,
82
'%
82
>
(assented to 1922
1913
1933
.
^
Susquehanna RR 4%s- 1975-—April-Oct
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May-Wow ■ .
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—«^
4s conv subord debs 1981:———
Apr-Oct
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—
April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978—April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3Vbs 1964Feb-Aug
Jan-July
ASmall
IA Treasury
19
18%
*13%
1968-Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
—
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3lbs 1972—-Jan-July
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1st mortgage 3Vat>
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agree¬
—,—
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new
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1945
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ment)
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;
.
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i;
'
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1982—
.J«?i-July
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4%s s f debentures 1980.——
April-Oct
American Airlines 3s debentures 1966-;—June-Dec.,
American Bosch Corp. 3%s s f'debs. 1964—May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—-Mar-Sept V
4.80s junior debentures, 1987—
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A5fZnew
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s
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—
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'
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.
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May-Nov
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4s'-4%s-4%s external readjustments 1978^Ffib-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
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,
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20
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22
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.
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100
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.—
—
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1968
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—
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19114
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—
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9
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,
V
15
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.—
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1961
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100
97%
6
14
.
extended to 1963—
1953
8s
101%
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,.
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—,
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82
7814
83
■
§ A5s sterling
19%
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97%
94
88
—
14
'
—Jan-July
Jan -July
'27 1961
extended to 1971
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.
—
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118
1
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17%
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.87
—
.
14
fne"^
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,une~Re°
.—June-Dec
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f 1952_
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(Prov of) external 7s 1958—
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r
South Africa (Union of)
4%s 1965
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
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91%
64%
70
137
*91%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1962
Electric Power Co Ltd—
secured external
Shinyetsu
§A6!bs 1st mtge s
78%
70
5
91%
16%
1954
Fcb-Aug
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964
Fcb-Aug
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965—
May-Nov
5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
May-Nov
A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—.April-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1954
..June-Dec
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—-—Jan-July
Mexican Irrigation—
•
SA4%s assented (1922 agreement) 1943—.May-Now
of
loan
extl
A6%s
series B
5 lbs due
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Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951—
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Japanese
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f 3s 1977
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Italian Public Utility Institute—
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§ AExternul 7s 1952
A 8s
69%
1251b 1251b
(City of) ext 7lbs 1950—
Jan-July
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—Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
s
99%
65
9
96
■
Heidelberg
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95%
137
68%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
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„
IA Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
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2
31
91
91
Greek Government—
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2004—
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loan 1968———Jan-July
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reduced to 2%) 2012
—
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76%
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High
—-—.Mat-Sept
& Slovenes (Kingdom) —
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9817
&
conv
18%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
(interest
Plan A
Stamped pursuant to
75%
74 '
163
fund issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
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.
—Apr-Oct
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June-Dec
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§A7s gold bonds 1949
April-Oct
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June-Dec
3s
—
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1936
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72 lb
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*
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74
74
s
f dollar
s
Last
Sale Price
Low
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external water loan 1956
Sao
7s
El Salvador
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1"
Bonds
Friday's
76
86' it
75
82%
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
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.
and Financial
Chronicle
29
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
l'oiu.
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exchange
*
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s
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:
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RR—
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footnotes
see
conv
pap.fe
i
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1969
series
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&
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.
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.
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.
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;
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—
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1976—Mar-Sept
1949.—
.Jan-July
1970———Jan-July
European
83
83
81
149
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of the
Mn
82
87 Mi
L————^.June-Dec
——June-Dec
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98%
101
94
87
49
'
101
June-Dec
1981__,
3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3:'/aS 1983
*
138 Ma
89%
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1979—
l,st mortgage
111
88'/a
,
—i———
mortgage
81 Ma
91%
89%
3%s series G 1980—,
May-Nov
1st m,tge 1976—_Ma?/-Nov
mortgage 3s 1978——T
4pn'Z-Oct
4
149
100
—
100%
83
80
82
108
158
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38
35%
41%
5%s
and Steel Community—
secured - (7th' series) 1975—-—.——Apr-Oct
28 A
28%
13
Household
first
Ry
Finance
4%s
1899—,4—.Jan-July
2%s 1970
Jan-July
26%
33%
39
39
5
33
42
37/as
debentures
1958
40
40
5
34
42%
4'As
debentures
1968_—4
Aprjl-Oct
'
-
84
M
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s
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—
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s
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s
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1961
95
83 Va
86
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78
>78
85 Va
fax
York Chicago & St Louis—
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l'lrst mortgage 3s series F
1986
100
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s
June-Dec
x
New
7 9
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*
—
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■
125%
97
10
80%
registered 1998
3%s
,
103
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106 %
112
97 Va
971
97 y2
!;
^
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974_^
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph)-4 V2S debs adj 1963-i—Jan-July
1st ft
93
98
114
June-Dec
1978
1st
3%s
"96
100%
110
111
1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975_
_Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
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June-Dec
4V2B
97 Va
:9i
.87
'
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85
Jan-July
1987
debs
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5
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85
;
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89
82'/a
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1977—
90
88
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1982
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;
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1
.
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Rexunding «ij impt 5s scries C 2013—
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N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
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—
3%s registereu 1997—..—
—
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Jeb-Aug
94
,
%
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No.
100% 101 Vo
10iyu
debentures
3s
92
Pipe Line Co—
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Chemical
ft
subord- debs
oonv
86
90 Va
91
1st mortgage 3<20s series 1 1982
Mar-Sept
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Internationai
4
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87%
*
Su
Range Sines
soul
May Nov
Co—
guaianteed 4%s series B 19617
air at
73
75 V*
75
80
■
•9x
92%
England Tel <to Tel
New
Bonds
s
High
Low
1967
National Supply 2%s debentures
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980
High
57%
7 4 "2
VJbi—Jan-Juxy
June-Dec .
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Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Noo "•
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974—_May-A/ot)
Consol mortgage 3%8 series F 1984—.'^Jan-July
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1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
A
Mar-Sepf ;
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L»ia & Asxed
»
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22
April-Oct
AnOjustecl income on i'Vti x*o*.
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aeries a
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period
or a*
i.asa<
Sale Price
Jan. 1
46%
48
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Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
York
New
Range Since
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1957
A
5s
16
BONDS
Low
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ENDED AUGUST
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&
ref
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1983
June-Dec
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84
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3%s
1985
April-Oct
*83%
84%
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186'
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Number 5665
•
The Commercial and
,
Financial Chronicle
(755)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
Interest
l'ork stuck Exchange
New
RANGE
Friday
or
Sale Price
Petroleum 2%s debentures
suoord
conv
474S
,
19G4
93%
Z~~Feb-A-,*
19«7
turns
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Mills Iue 3 As s f debs 1972 ~June-Dec
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Consolidated guaranteed
G
ser
1957
4s ser II i960
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ser I
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bond
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inc
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Paul
&
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Paul
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V
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79%
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75
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63 %
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—
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1977
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:
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1985
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Co
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563
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81
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79
79
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62
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(Oregon Lines)
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1969
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52
135
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4As
1981
:
.
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173
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Bell
Tel
1975
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conv
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s
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89
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83
83
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86
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1971
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included in the year's range,
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not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon,
,
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
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the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
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a
82%
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112
87%
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116
101% 101%
—
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'
109
31
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'
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88 Va
93%
103
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103
103
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90
98 A
Z
mtge 4'As fno ser A Jan 1 2029.5—1-—May
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June-Dec
Wisconsin
162
Co—
series A 2004
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RR
-I
160
79
32
79%
79%
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2%s
103
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Feb-Aug
1958
87%
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1980
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72
84
160 X
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100
100
v";,
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—
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—
80
80
102
88
1970—,_Feb-Aug
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J
97'A
78%
161
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101%
62%
101%
••MI
.Jan-July
1984
101%
1983
(Indiana]
debentures
89%
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April
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Standard Oil
Ixxcome
91%
70 A
98
i
100'A. 102%
.
19CG
I
71
*60
1
.June-Deo
1974.—
series
69
1977
debentures
3'As
3 As
Power
Whirlpool Corp
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Southwestern
Electric
Penn
Penn
91%
series E 1986
Jan-July
series F 1996
Jan-July
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Jan-July
1st mtge 5 As series II 1983
Apr-Oct
Southern Ry first eonsol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
.——Jan-July
3%s
—
«
92%
2%s
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*77%
Co-
RR
89 %
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mortgage
•!
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97
96
HI
5s
3s scries B
91%
ft
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87V'a
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94
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consolidated
91
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90
92
:
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86
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3%s
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„May-Nov
:—-
92 'A
;.82
i
/
80
1951.
C
May-Hoy
A 1977——Mar-Sept
:
96
*75
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..Mar-Sezxt
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67
—Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
92
21
96
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Wilson & Co.
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18
89
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123
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.
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Apr-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
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88
95
81A
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--
90
90.r
82
1995
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117 %
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.
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'/a
by
—
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f.
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•
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85
—
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13
—
106
107
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74
75%
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98
95
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Co
45
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•
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Edison
99
82 %
83%
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3s debentures 197!)
-Jan-July
2%s
74
*97
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—.—April
mtge 'ixcomc 4'As series B Jaxx 1991—April
mortgage 3 As series B 1971
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debs 1986
l";
98
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82'A
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r
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—
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1951
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Southern
97%
95%
-May-Nov
3.20s s f debs 1982
debentures 1971
2As
82 A
..Jan-July
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
97%
..J.Feb-Aug
1972
debs
86
*84
Gexx
—June-Dec
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
85%
Gen
»
Mar-Sept
(Jos E) & Sons 2As I960.
3s debentures 1974
assented sexies
Virginian' Ry
Wabash
Seagram
88
92
81
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973. _April-Oc£
99'%
102%
83 f
88
sinking fund mtge series C 1951— .June-Dec
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101%
91%
250
..
.—
.
lOO'/s
93 %
89'A
88
*-„
3s series F 1978. Mar-Sept
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.April-Oct
1st & ref xntge 3As ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003— ..Jan-July
—April-Oct
LJ/ar-Sept
96%
94
92
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103
95
96
—
*90
gtd 4s 1989—May-Wow
debs
1
87%
—
93 Va
88
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—
146
•'92
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of America—
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Mav-Sept
4'As conv subord debs 1976
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957. .Muy-Nov
80%
60
83
97
*94
*94
Jan-July
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64%
"
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1971
1967-
series A 1947—
assented series A 1947
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'
63%
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.June-Dec.
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Co—
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debentures
f
75
1968-.Jnne-Dec,
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s
87
'
—
83%
1989-Jaii-July
gold 4s
B 1971
cons
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3 As
112
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certificates
Seaboard Air Line
91
77
75
—_Mar-Nov
bond certificates Nov
Duluth
&
2006
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Scovill
1st
Jan
A
ser
93
95
110
Co.—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
A Second mtge inc 4 As ser A Jan 2022—
May
1st mtge 4s ser 13
1980
Mar-Sop
income
87
96 %
*72
1st
5s
95
88
88
sinking fund mtge series A 1951—
.June-Dec
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3'As
S6%
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gold 5s
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.
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87
87
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St
1969
1977.
94
13
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coll tr 4 As 1977...
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6 As
1977—Mar-Sept
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As'conv subord debs
114
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mtge &
debentures
85'/a
111
94
-Feb-Aug
1972
3%s 1975
86%
79
12-
112
94
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„Jan-July
Jan-July
1970-^——
coll trust 3%s 1971
99'A
82
'
79 A
,79
82%
'
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f
s
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99
-
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92
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-—
& coll trust
debs 1972
mtge
4%s
77%
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'
21
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1966— April-Oct
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2%s
——Jan-July
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;
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1977
debentures
1st mtge &
1st
—
r
79%
—
95
Corp—
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3%s
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5V,s
series
180
h
1976 .Feb-Aug
debentures
2 As
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92%
91
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4As
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80
--
—
-
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conv
3%s
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mtge 6s 1953
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6s
85
90
bJ%
90
90
A
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1968..
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1st
.
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A
102%
69
6
85
—
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April-Oct
94
88
V
85
3%s 1971—May-Hoy
trust 2%s 1975.April-Oct,
mortgage and coil
Union
100%
*
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Electric Co of Missouri
debentures
United
,
:
97
-
'
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1950
96%
93
91
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bo
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June-Doc
87 Va
94 %
92%. 98
82%.'9i'A
86
94%
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3s
87
93
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7s
A*
90
,
80 '2
,
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2019
Orleans RR—
& New
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93
173 A
84
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1986
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111 A
81
98
i
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83
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Tide
98
A
162
162
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—Apr-Oct
1964
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'
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.
A. 102 A
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series B 19 <0—April-Oct
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June-Dec
89'/a
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101.
88 A
91 Va
.
series D 1085.:.—April-Oct
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Texas
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.
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98
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92
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refunding, mortgage 3'As 1968.-Ja n-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Ju7ie-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972.
Ma?y-Nov
First ahd refunding mortgage 2%s 1973.June-Dec
debentures
103 A
'
;
1st and refunding mortgage 3As
3'/as debentures 1975—
debentures
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Reiuiid and impt M 4s series C
96%
95%
■
and
3%s
98%
92
*100
(.-■
Jan. 1
80 A
v.:
103%
April-Oct
Co—.
1963..:
100%
96 %
June-Dec
-First and
First
'
95
75
-*92%
•
Mar-Se«£
1981
Gas
19
June-Dec
1977
1988__^___^___
Public Service Electric &
•3s
D
2%s
debentures
3'VaS" S'!f
1974
4 %S" series
Va
101 Va
First
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984.:
L,
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown &• Ashtabula Ry--' *
Z
First general 5s series B 1962—
Feb-Aug
Plantation
99
•'
*
98
..
92
.
—
'
debentures 1982
.Jan-July
1973
—Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Cox'p. 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981^——
...Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge Gs 1971
May-Now
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972...
:—Jon-July
100
97
..
*73 •
~
Ry Co—
99%
99
*98%
-Jan-July
fund
sinking
4V*s
•
Low
No.
86 A
Stauffer Chemical 37ss debs
-97%
■
1st mtge 3%s 1964„
Mav-Wnn
Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan-Juhi
Pittsourgli Plate Glass .3s debs 1967
-...April-Oct
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
92
Sold
-
High
81
1971—ilfay-Nov
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Lou)
debentures
2%s
83
•.
99'
97 V*
Coke & Cliem
Plttst)
92
82
_;
_
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
debentures 2%s
(N J)
1974
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)—
115
I
.
A
..
Standard Oil
95
103j8
'
"
Week'» Rang*
East
Interest
Stock Exchange
York
New
2Tat>
April-Oct
...
High
91%
786
.
■" 1 ~~
"april-Oct
'
"~~
Low
8
II
i
Ma:z/-Nhv
T
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
.'
*97
'
J«
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
.
*99
'
Feb-Aua
1964
AUGUST
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
*81
r
'•
.Feb-Aus
1963
J
~~
r ~~
Mav-Hov
Bonds
93 A
93 A
103% 107 A
104%
Pillsbmy
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
A Bonds
•
142%
Deferred
sale
delivery
not
selling flat.
,■
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Aug. 12, and ending Friday, Aug. 16. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
%
In the following extensive
list
we
RANGE
WEEK
AUGUST 16
ENDED
Friday
Sales
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Amerfcs.u Stock Exchange
FOR
Low
Par
4%
4%
1,100
x3% July
5%
Jan
Air
7%
7%
1,100
7% Aug
11%
Apr
Ajax Petroleuxns Ltd
Acme
Wire Co
Consol
Industries
see
3,200
5% Mar
6
6 A
1,000
5% July
10%
1
2%
3 A
...5
35.
11
2%
2,600
1 % Mar
8%
*
c
page
9%
6
2%
8%
200
7 % Mar
10%
11%
22.200
5%
Jan
Feb
9% Aug
H%
1
Manufacturing Cori
Aero
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
Ainsworth. Manufacturing
30
1
Im
Aeronca
For footnotes
23 % July
10
common
Adam
Jan
July
Way Industries
Alabama
Gas
Inc
Corp
Southern
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
Alan
4.20%
Wood Steel
8% Jun
5°'o
11% Aug
Alaska
cumulative
Airlines
preferred
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Shares
3
2V*
1%
18
%
28%
28%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
2'A
13
29%
4,000
1%
Aug
3,200
H
1,500
Aug
150
5A
10
148
Jun
Jan
Jon
J*1*
28
1%
83
150
50
34%
160
J«n
100
4%
26%
300
Jan
2,400
Jun
92%
26% Aug
31 %
81 %
26%
—10
1
Sales
Range
—50c
—2
preferred—100
Co
Week's
Low
Par
High
1
-
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
1
■
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
is intended to include every security whether
Jun
89
Jan
3% May
5
July
Apr
Jan
31
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED
FOR
AUGUST
flig«TT>»n« Kunstzljde N V——
Amor dep rets Amer shares
American Engineering Co
23%
—
Allied
Aluminum
i
of
Aluminum Industries
5%
Air Filter
American
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
conv
common
Inc
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
Maracaibo
American
Meter
American
American
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
American
Thread
--
4.72%
&
Light—
Aro
Associate
Associated
Stores
Class A
Atlantic
of
Carolina Power &
Jan
1% May
Casco
Jan
37% July
8% Mar
11% May
400
30% July
34 Vb May
Jan
Jan
,
12% Feb
18% July
39% July
17% Jan
13%
4,700
200
37/a
34 Va
Apr
Aug
4 %
Jun
4%
16,800
14%
141/2
131/2
1,600
4%
300
260
88
Vb Mar
4
85
Aug
4% July
101
Feb
85
391/2
40%
16,700
33
Jan
41 y4
271/4
19,100
20
Feb
28% Aug
891/2
891/2
25
--
51/2
5%
1,700
141/2
15
18%
18%
19
9%
9%
4%
101
Aug
13%
Feb
15%
17%
Feb
22%
Jun
7i§ July
3%
,
2%
1,900
2
21/8
1,600
1% July
3%
3%
961/2
1
391/2
4oy2
500
151/4
15%
8,800
9%
-ft
10c
1
preferred
non-cum
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
4%
4%
e y2
7
9%
ir
Feb
39
7
12,900
'
Baker
industries
Baldwin
Rubber
Inc
15%
Banco de
los
American
Andes—
shares
15'/2
15%
31/4
G.000
.*
3%
4
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
•
Beau-Brummell
_1
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Beiock Instrument Corp
Watch
Blckford's
16%
3%
1
5%
l
;
42ytt
Corp
•
3
Blumenthal
Bohack
(S)
(H. C)
& Co
Co
BoutJoIb
Brad
inc
Foote
Breeze
Corp
Gear
Works
Inc...
Hosiery Co
Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common..
•
British American Oil Co
American
Amer dep
Amer dep
300
100
41%
42%
1,700
11%
2,100
7'A
1,400
15%
100
100
11
~5%
300
29%
30%
1,300
90".
90
90
12%
•'
13
9
Eleetrlc
Oil
Air Lines
Continental
Continental
Aviation
Commercial
&
Industries
—
120
9
Cork -Internat'l
8 %
May
Jan
16
5%
1,300
20,700
7%
5%
Feb
2%
1% Jan
27%
50
38
40
75
32 %
Feb
45y»
Feb
10 %
6,900
rets ord reg
£1
4%
Jun
2%
600
47'A
200
1
Brown Forman Distillers
Rubber
1
preferred
Co
B S
P Company
1% Jan
43
Feb
6O0
serial
Jan
43
Mar
'
60%
Jun
5ft July
5JA Aug
3
Apr
55% May
1
61/2
400
91/4
4,100
18%
18%
700
9%
300
8% Mar
6'A July
8%
Feb
18% Aug
3
1,000
2% Feb
6%
1,100
ey4 July
91/2
100
8% Jun
7%
8
400
7% Aug
3'A
100
16%
1,600
16
14
3,900
12
31/4
16
-
16
14
13»/2
3% Aug
Aug
July
Jun
July
Jun
6% May
Jan
13%
23
Jan
3
July
10%
Jan
3% May
7% Jan
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
5%
Jan
22% May
16% Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Barry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
6%
19%
Jan
9%
1
Mines
16%
6%
*
23%
19
8
10
2.50
Jan
2%
3
—
9
3s fld
convertible class A
25c
3,700
%
ft
Jan
Feb
5
4%
IV2
1%
2%
'
5
1%
100
2% Aug
4%
900
4% Aug
1% July
6
Vb
Apr
2%
Jan
7
2%
1
12 %c
ft
ft
8%
Jan
14,300
7.50
Cuban
Cuban
;
Atlantic Sugar
Tobacco
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern. Aviation Inc
California
Electric
1
x%
1
52,200
Jan
4%
4%
4%
100
4
•
32'A
29%
34%
9,400
25
2%
2%
2%
4,200
1
13%
13%
13%
3,500
$3.00 preferred
50
$2.50
50
preferred
Calvan Consol oil Ac Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
For footnotes see
page
Curtis
Manufacturing
1
5A
600
27%
8'2
Aug
700
5
15% July
AUG:
5
3,000
1%
4%
9,'(oO
..
1
4
Apr
5.%
3,200
233 b
4,200
22%
i^A3%
14'a
5,000
83'a
8
j,';
5%
V
Jail
6%
■
1
Jail
83 a;
Aug^
30
Jan
Jun
15%
Jun
73b Aug
5% Jun
12%
5%
.3,000
"
:
'ft
5%
400
1 %
20 Va
600
5
8,900
21%
1
'•
/
2 %.
"200
-•
M'
,!
5% Mar
Jun
3.100
.7%,
ik
.
.
7% Feb
•
'ft May
22%
:
A
6%
•'
May
Feb-
6%
Apr
1 v-
Jan"
10% .Jim.
Jan
Jail
1% Jan
20% Aug
7% Aug
24% May
15
18
Jau
9%
/
17
■*.
>.,100
Mar
15
"ftb
a
1/
27,300
-
*/4
1034
400
<
;
16'A Aug
700
-•-14-
10% May
100
r;5%::
'*-.5>
ft:
—
ft ;% July
11% Mar
16%-
'
•1-5
July
17V2 July
May
Jag
/ 1,100
12%- 133a
"10%
Uft
■ft
300
-
V 4.500
903ift-
88% -*-■
July
'
11%
Jill!
:19%
Jan
"•^i
4Va Mar
81 Va
ll'%"^vt-l'0%;A 12%
<j% ^.VGi% . 63a
•25,500
■'
300
/•
17:■•••• 18"
-1
1
••1,700
5 %
Apr
Mar
6%
17
"
i5-
July
May.
•13% Aug
A])r
•7
Jan
22%
Aug
J1111
Jan
27% Aug
•
Jan
1%
■
96
Feb
24%
Aug
•
1%'
1%
10%
r
11
'' *3%':
163b
Y
34% '
100
-
uo
33b'"
163a'"T
650
-
17%
343/2
-
34%
14%
9% July
Jan
Jau
18%
Feb
t-6
Jim
15% July
3:!4 Jun
3,600
16 % Mar
23%
60
34% Aug
50
-
1%
'"15,000
9%
200
13%
2,300
1%
7
2.50
4
2 Va
13,900
43'a
1%
%c
class
Co
A
,
•2%
Apr
Jan
May
Jan
Va
Feb
Feb
Crystal Dairies Inc.
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Mines Inc.—1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Stores common.
:—
Dempster Investment Co..
Jau
-8
Apr
10
Jan
15'/4
Jan
Apr
Distillers
American
Textile
Co
28%
750
8'A
9%
17.300
Ltd
common
3%
Brewery
7%
4%
900
8%
Drilling & Exploration
Harris
.118
11%
Jan
1,500
6%
Jun
.1,500
3V4
Feb
5% Mar
-2,300
4%
AUg
6%
,
2 in
Jan
Apr
34,200
1 Va
dill!
2,500
16%
Jan
Jan
13.3 b
ft 700
12%
Aug
15% May
12%
Jan
14%
46
July
Corp
Corp
100
313 b
11
-/8%
17%"
9,300
28
11.,".
*
...*
4,100
500
100
2%.
17% -18%
X
2,300
38%
*
8,700
20 %
ft-
8'/a
203 a
1,800
83a
7,900
".57.
571,2.
•
.150
-
30% V-/..2934
4%
30%
Eastern
Malleable
Apr
29% May
Eastern
Jan
20%
Feb
11
.
Apr
30% July
33%
13
Aug
!
Aug
Jan
Apr
9'/2 Jan
Feb
8',b
15
"19% July
41
July
341,4 Mar
'
«%
.lull
700
4%
Apr
Apr
19%
Jun
23%
Jan
Aug
"'10%
Jvm
8%
••31% Mar
54
Apr
69%'May
267b
Apr
30% July
6%
300
2%
Apr
2% July
4%
800
3%
Feb
6%
100
6 1
Aug
-4%
2%
2%
4%
6%
....
3,400
'
10s
reg
^
_
•
4%
common.
America
States
Iron
$7
Corp..
preferred series A
$6
preferred series B
Apr
4% Aug
fti'i4%
•
1
*
....
_11
19
1
19
18
29 7b
:29.%
5%
5
..••„
30
J;
>,.
300
V'4 £
5.'/i
,
,
1,50.0
12,400
E
Apr
Mar
6
9%
21
30%
.'8%
•
__
75
55a
5
-rfc'
20 %
38%
5%
5%
*
common
of
r
28%
-
3% July
Laboratories-
(The) Co..
Hosiery class B
50
Jan
Feb
Jun
41.1/2
.
,28
10
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
66
14
146
Jan
11
;
28%
»
1
Feb
Aug
Jail
397/a -May
30% Mar"
218
1
Co...
Co—
(Allen B>
July
8%
Jan
5
6%
Feb
2 %„
4%
39
V
*
Common
July
25% Jan
36%
<
12%
11
1
Co
Apr
4%
Ja n
Ijf; Aug
Jar.
43 b.
r
3% ,"..•3%
'
32.50
...
Ltd—.
Draper Corp common.....
Dynamics
31
Jan
14%
7 Va
3% Mar
-3%
;7.50
$2 preferred—
Test
300
~8%
•
Inc..
Power
33b
1%
138
2.50
Douglas Oil Company
DuMont
32 Va July
6s 8d
1
,
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Duke
30
-2 ft
Coal ord slock
Dominion Steel &
Driver
18% May
May
6,300
40 Vb
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dow
-
ir,
1
30%
1
dep rets ord reg
Dorr-Oliver
4> >
34%
31
..._^25c
(The) Corp
Dominion
Jun
13V4 Aug
6
1
Exploration Ltd
Dome
10 Vb
r3%
1
Club Inc:
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Jun
2%
Apr
Ltd—•
Co
Diversey
300
T
Detroit Qray Iron Foundry..
Development Corp of'America
(The)
900
,-6%
-1%
-_oue
Mfg class A common
_5
8 %
debentures.*.—
—100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing—1
5',4 July
xl3% July
9
34%
I'D
1 rt
*
Dennison
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
14%
6%
10c
35
Duro
July
13V4
1
Day
Diners'
12%
1334
1
2.50
Davidson Brothers Inc—
1 Va May
38
9%
D
Daitch
52
5
...5
35.
common
42
1
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd
5a May
50c
lOo
Power
27% Mar
1%
~-5%
5
*
common*:
Curtis Lighting Inc common...
'
Durham
lOc
I71/2 Feb
Jan
5%
partic....*
"A"
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc__—
Duraloy
C As C Television Corp
Cable Electric Products common
Aug
22%
..ft- /4%.
,
Feb*
31
15 % Mar
9 Vu
I
50c
common
preferred
preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
American
700
17'A
2% July
I
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The)
Company
Burma
18
♦
convertible
6%
6,200
91/4
18%
2.50
common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
25,400
16%
9
1
(E L> Co common
Brack Mills Ltd class B_
19%
161/4
6%
10
common
Bruce
18%
17%
19
16 %
£1
Jan
13%
200
5%
5
Dejay
July
dep rets ord reg
Company common
10%
400
13%
Co common.„—.—.25c
July
8% July
27% Jun
5 ft
American
2,200
13%
.43 b ft
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—_♦
$1.12 preferred—
—2.50
American Oil Co:
50c
Mar
7
34 Va Mar
Jan
2,600
2%
Feb
25
11% July
7
47
36%
23 8 a X24
1%
Cuban
Apr
6% Jan
fl
cumulative
Petroleum' (Md)
Cent
Drug
Jun
91/4
47
Jun
2,800
13%
(ord reg)—£1
5
dep receipts
American
Jan
271/2
•
Jan
9%
14
Creole Petroleum common..
Crown
15%
21/s
£1
2%
'
-
Crown
Tobacco—,
American dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power common
Apr
Jan
23%
,•
1.50
—
: *
Jan
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
4%
Ltd—
Jan
94
rets ord bearer..
British
Brown
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds
xl5% Mar
Jun
1%
54
6%
Jan
25 ft
.
3% July
Jun
1%
30
14%
30
_3
common..
13%
6% Mar
x89%
6%
51
Reynolds
preferred class A—.—.
48%
400
8%
62
Jan
Jun
7%
:—»
Crown
Jun
9%
July
3,300
8%..
.—5c
Crow'ley Mihier & Co.
7
♦
Cott
Jun
100
V
non-voting—.—..
Gold Mines
;
B
Feb
5%
Mar
21,200
2
17
Jun
2§% Jun
Apr
47/a Mar
.10
ft; 2%
8%
2
8%
123 b
$1
Jan
"
,
Cornucopia
Corroon &
Jan
'
Jun
Jan
5
t
2V4
1,400
1
Inc.—
5%
2
-
6%
4 Vb
Aug
Feb
8% May
6
lOo
—20
14%
11
Jan
"Jan
5
voting.^
A
Class
-
July
12%
May
6% Mar
Jan
700
x9 %
2%
—
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Class
Feb
British Celanese Ltd—
Brown
Corby
Jan
Mar
18% May
9
%
9%_ Jun
31
'
10c
Inc
Paint & Varnish Co_^
Jan
Feb
x9%
1
Corp—-.
5% Jan
12%
x9 V8
-
Aug
41/4
Apr"
July
Aug
24
Jan
3%
Jun
87
Feb
800
4%.
_10c
Corp—
Continental
12%
V.
41% Aug
%
6%
22
3,900
4%
4.V4
20c
Petroleum Corp..
Jan
4
3% Mar
14
4%
—..1
Inc—50c
Containers
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—
9
•
British
1,000
5%
141A
~5%
•
Bridgeport
3%
5%
22.%
Mar
100
1,000
Jun
4%
14%
21% May
600
10,100
8
4%
8%
Jan
6% Mar
'3% Aug
Apr
'•
23%
lOVa
Jan
73
ft", %
,
7%
2%
12% Aug
1,450
:4%
Engineering—1
■
3% July
9% Aug
24
8%
16%
15 V4
81
.,%
5
—
79%
~7%
1
Corporation—
5100
May
7% Mar
100
17,700
22%
Corp—
Oil
9%
;3%
81
Inc.:.——.—1.25
Feb
4%
5%
20c
•
600
1,100
30
& Pwr ord..*
common
40,400
-
1
.*
Brazilian Traction Light
**_
•
5%% prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
B
17
3%
11
—
1
common
common
lOiA
16%
63
60
100
300
12Va
3
13%
Feb
•4% Aug
6% Aug
Jan
Jan
12%
3ft
--1
10
2%
100
13V4
25
.
10%
.9%
10
common—
Co Ltd——
Royalty
17
2ft Feb
71/8
1
Blauner's common
4%
71/4
Aug
Jun
July
Consolidated
21%
48,900
15%
1
Black Starr & Gorham class A
4%
10%
11
..ft
50c
common
3 VB
141/4
,
common__25
Inc
Co
Inc
._
500
common
(AS)
Benrus
ft
2%
6%
ft
1
;
;
Ties
—
7
1
Barry Controls Inc class B
Incorporated
Bearings inc
.ft
110
9%
3ya
goo
Baste
3Vb
10%
231/2
461/2 Aug
5% Mar
22%
14%
400
3%
500
300
ft,"
21
Mining & Smelt Ltd——•
«
:
Banff oil Ltd
Beck
3y8
Aug
5
Diesel
14% Feb
100
151/2
__
lo
Corp
76
61/4 July
5% Jan
18 Vb Mar
Consolidated
46
Aug
'
Baldwin'Securities
63%
10%
Consol
14% Aug
21,800
15%
l
__1
common
14%
24
Feb
46% Aug
Cooper-Jarrett
14%
3%
75%
Jan
Ballsy A Selburn GU Ac Gas—
1
13,200
63%
Aug
B
.
4 Vb
Feb
Cook
.
7,000
Jan
Mar
Continental Materials Corp..
Class A.
Jan
5%
10%
Cuban
'
■'■'.•'/r-
Jan'
.*8%
/Feb
Continental
3
5%
23%
12
21% Mar
16% Jan
36"
'ft; 5% Jun
Aug
6V4 Mar
3%
11%
Feb
% Mar
.
17% Aug
4,600
24
Consol
4%
300
Jan
May
106%
Jan
3%
Apr
9
Mar
7%
3%
10%
29
July
18%
3Va
9%
Jan
400
800
v;:
Jan
39
Feb
900
"5%
Connelly
3%
19%
Mar
73b Mar
3IV4
5%
Jan
3 % July
381/4
27
7%
10%
Jan
19%
4
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext to 1965..—.—
6
Jun
36
19%
800
17%
17%
Jan
2 Va May
200
700
8%
7
2]i! July
3ft Feb
Jan
4 Va
26%
4% Apr
4%
300
28
'35
3%
46% July
Feb
6%
118
Jun
n
14% Aug
1,200
10%
Jan
1%
53a July
1% Jan
ft
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Corporation
1
Club Aluminum Products Co..
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co..
*
Colon
Development ordinary——30s
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—
—1
Commodore Hotel Inc..—
1
Community Public Service———10
Jan
5%
13,500
20,200
102
Clayton
July
103%
9,400
ft July
2ft
7%.
Clopay
Jan
3%
Aug
J
—
1
•
Automatic Voting Machine
96 y2
900
1%
15 %
4va
6%
10 pesos
Inc
97
Jun
-3-/4 July
,:
170
40ya
CO.
Products
5,100
ft
li/4
1
Inc.
3
2%
2
? A
•
•
8%
2
3ft July
86
Clatjssner
11% May
9% July
271/4 May
3% Jail'
73
Clary
Apr
1,200
12,900
4% May
Aug
2 hi
34
1
Clark Controller Co
^
1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—.—1
Apr
2,300
10y2
Aug
l.ooO
Jo
6 •'«
28
28
3 %
21 %
■
Aug
Power
Christiana
6 Va Mar
Jan
2ft
2ft
ft
2ft
Feb
1,500
2
lli
Feb
Jan
13a
5,300
23
6 %
2
Cherry-Burrell common—
-5
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc——— ;
AO
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consolidated Mining————1
Jan
24%
8lu July
10% Jim
22% May
6 Va
Convertible
Jan
26
44,900
Jan
V2 Ally
<59
Jan
Century Electric Co
Jan
88
39 Vz
89% Aug
^
6%
C'haris
10'A
7% Mar
4,700
8
3%
21%
2%
17%
Feb
12% Aug
'
reb
5%
Century
7'/8 May
2 Vb
43,000
i(J
73% July
8% Feb
Central
Charter Oil
7%
3%
3%
21%
common—.
10
Investors Inc.——
-2
preference
—-—.-10
Chamberlin Co of America—..
2.50
Feb
Aug
13%
600
12%
7.900
,
x31
19%
16% May
7% Feb
6,000
8 :a
91 r,
"
j ii
100
pfd—~100
preferred...
& Light 4%
3.50%
Jan
15% Aug
2,100
1%
Ccnv
23 % Mar
51/2
1
Cenco
Feb
Jan
13%
7 ft
2%
—1
-1
—I
,*
preference $1.50 series
Central Maine Power Co—
4
7%
common...*
19%
Jan
28
29%
7%
Co common
3,000
31
1UU
29%
7%
dep rets B
(J W)
Products
Corporation.—.—
Central Explorers Ltd——
Central .Illinois Scour Corp.—
75
141/4
5%
14 ^
High
Mar
Light $5 pfd—
6,500
!
26
3 J Va
5.50
common.:
3 UP
2J %
29%
ord—2s ba
1
-*
Castle (A M) & Co—
10
Catalin Corp of America
A
Carter
30%
26 JA
Co
American
76%
21% July
Jun
331/4
Vz
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Ltd—
Carreras
Feb
32
4
lo
;
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Non-voting
Carnation
8,700
~9%
1
Jan
78 Va July
xll
700
13 V2
1
America
Corp...
Steel
11 %
14% May
70
6,900
sy8
Jan
24% May
Aug
2,025
18%
15%
7%
■
Line
Audio Devices
V4
271/4
13
Shares
Va
29
cement
Jan
70
36
;;;14%
j- 12%
I
Inc
Fisheries
Development
88 Vz
July
"Va
3,000
11/2
14%
21
participating
Coast
Automatic
100
12%
32 y2
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Atlas
Feb
July
Tel—
Atlantic Coast
Atlas
22
33'A
I3 /«
5%
1
1
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Associated Tel
76 'A
500
Industries—
Laundries
Associate
200
25o
Inc
dep rets reg
Food
May
23 %
2.50
Productions
Electric
American
Feb
17
—
1
Equipment Corp
Artists
7
Aug
,
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Assoc
Apr
lOo
&
warrants
Co
July
B
Co
preferred
Armour
Jan
May
10 ya
21
,
ye
52 Va
19% Feb
77%
3%
2.40
Power
9,000
15
8
Louisiana Gas
Arkansas
121/4
34%
14
Angostura-Wupperinan
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4'/a% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas
4,200
9
--
4.7B
"A" shares
47 y2
31
20o
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
10% Mar
32%
preferred
Products
Post
Anchor
4% Mar
Aug
17%
9/8
-1
Ltd
July
8
--
Co
Mines
Lead
3
500
26%
3
B
American Writing Paper common.—8
AMI Incorporated
—3
Amurex Oil Company class A
5
Anacon
4,9 ,0
8%
68 ya
ia '8
Co—s—
5%
37b
IV2
08/2
1
•
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd_2B
American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American
15
50
20
25
American Laundry
4
Jan
12%
100
1
Co
Jun
13 ya
8
—1
pfd—15
1
I)
(R
Inc
Industries
Ambrook
Feb
2%
200
23
--
•
common
3%
700
77 V*
100
10
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75
Aluminum
18,600
2%
6%
11/8
America—
Co
•1% July
6 Va
14%
10%
42
*
6%%
42
--
19, 1957
for Week
Low
Par
Co Ltd
Bread
Cauaua
Feb
8
--
8
Corp
Paper
Jan
6
3 Va
3 /8
&Va% convertible preferred—
10
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock^-1
Exchange
uo cia common
preference*.;
—
-------2b
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd...
£
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—-Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——lOc
Canadian Marconi..
•——-———7*
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals.—
6c
Canal-Randolph
Corp—,
4
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
1
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
4
Capital City Products common
—c
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
—~~Z
28 Va
Aug
3% July
2%
5%
--
1
Corp
Pictures
2<jJ
1
14%
J
}
Alios A Fisher common
Artists
—
bV8
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
4
100
Sale Price
Monday, August
Low
High
Canada
All
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
. . .
Sales
Week's
Friday
CKg
for Week
Range
Sale Frieo
Exchange
American stock
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.25
44Vb.
44i'2
16%
17
50
700
8
14'a Feb
28
5
5% May
July
-8
.
19
Aug
Apr
35% Feb
Aug
,7%
Jau
Number 5665
186
Volume
(757)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Low
Electric^ Bond
& Share
common
Inc
El-Tronies
Freight
Corp
Emery
Air
Empire
Apr
i7«
Jan
Oil
Intex
32 % July
Iowa
12%
Aug
Iron
12%
Apr
3%
Jan
9%
3,400
8
2%
4,700
13%
14
8%
9
3 Va
3%
1,900
Feb
Jun
2 7a
12
300
x8% July
20,100
3% May
38% Jun
102
7%
Jan
10 %
100
10%
Jan
14
200
300
5
"1G
17,400
42%
(?% May
9l/4
T7*
7Vo
7
Feb
To
12
10
Jan
&
(TVlax)
Factor
class
Co
11%
,2i,
Jan
7%
1 %
Glass
Jeannotte
Jun
It)' Co Inc.
Flying Tiger Line Inc.*•*_—
7%"
0
Class
Kaltman
Apr
3% May
7''it
129,600
Id Aug
i'.r Jan
7
500
40
1,350
14
15%
3
Company-*
7%
26,900
9~
1
8%
4,600
9
11
7%
Jun
Ford
16% Aug
'
(Thei
Frcsnillo
-
-
-2a
90% Aug
117% May
120
Knott
Aug
Jan
4%
413
14,500
3% Jan
5^ July
Kropp
5%
5
5 9 if
3,700
4% Aug
7%
L%
1%
1%-
5,700
6%
1% July
6% July
8%
1
19
600
19%
18%
;>
li
2,500
%
29 Vi
317a
—1
•
15
Feb
Jan
9-%
600
~47r^
700
4%
1%
4%
100
1%
Jan
Mar
105
6
Mar
32 %
Jun
14
150
5% Feb
4% July
1,200
V17/b
1% Aug
2%
5
.*
50c
5'/o> convertible preferred—
20
^General" Stores
Corporation—
1
GeneralTtausistor Corp_—*——25c
Georgia^ Power. $5 preferred
i——•
$4.60 preferred
*
G enerah; Indus
common
Corp
48%
„
Enterprises—
■
GencraF Ply wood
17%
3
L3b
Gladding McBoan & Co
27%
2.9.%%;
Alden Corp
—
Glenmore Distillers class B___
Union
Wernicke
CobeP
(Adolf)
4%
5,300
8%
100
.
200
1,200
10
10%
10%
1,000,
19
19 %
2,100
-. -
200
23 *
22%
3%
,3%
i
1
4.300
7
800
.
4
——1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Great Amer industries; Inc—_10c
26%
8(i%
350
Atlantic
Tea—
!
Common
;
;
168
Juv.
t
;
4,700
v
i-
2%
•
if
;■
.
1
9%
Vf
"2%
2 7«
Hastings
Jan
11%
Jan
3 %
May
149%
Feb
191% July
126 %
Aug
132
1%
Jan
6
Feb
Feb
3 Vb July
»:,/W
.
9%
11,400
200.
Mfg
"3
3,400
xll7't
-»+■
k
1
38
(W E)
—
Products
Hercules,' Gallon
*
5871
100
3 7«
10,200
Border's
10c
;s
Baiting Co_ia—2——*
(Harvey
Inc
1
100
,4,
—
common—2—5
Humbie?:OiF &: Refining _2—x.
;——*
Manufacturing, C02—5
Hydro-Electric Securities
2— *
2—2.50
—5
Hygradev Food
Products
f
Industries
—.
dep rets ord reg
:_2
.._£1
Imperial-Gilt Canada* capital stock—*
Imi>criah Tobacco of Canada...—:
97
1L%
a
.
^%
b
%
Industrials-Hardware
Insurance
Co
International
of
Mfg
North
Breweries
-/ B
27%
1 Va
For footnotes
see
page
35.
4-
12% Aug
17% May
2%, Feb
12,800
*3%- Jun
100
3 Va
98%
Aug
23
1,200
2874
31%
5,380
21% May
13%
13'/a
14 Va
300
13% Aug
12 Va
127 a
100
12
16%
17%
300
16% Aug
18%
3,300
2%
1,000
3%
21% July
4% May.
Feb
37/a
July
ITa
1%
51b
5%
%
2,600
2,500
So
6%! Apr
2% Jan
l7/»- Jun
2,300
%
~5%
800
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
3%-
Feb
24% Mar
37% May
21%. Jun
3%
7% May
"
4% Mar
1 -fa
May
13%
Jan
14%
Apr
V* Aug
12%
12%
12 Va
12 7
a
400
12
21%
21%
200
21%t Aug
24% May
11%
111a
11%
400
10%
Feb
12% Jan
3%
3%
3%
4,900
*3%
Apr
6
6
•
12 Vb Mar
Lear
Jan
105
Jail
86
Apr
Feb
3% Feb
8% July
10%
Jan
14
36
Feb
43% July
2
2%
3%
Jan
1% Jun
3%
Jun
Feb
Apr
3% Mar
Feb
4 Vb
3% Aug
30%
Mar
58% Jan
53% Jun'
-'
Jan
2%
Jau
5-'%
Jail
44% May
2794
July.
Feb
Jan
68
July
12%
Feb
25
July
300
5%
24
7% Jun
21% Mar
86% Jan
-
3,900
1,800
4% Jan
15%
a
Feb
9'8
400
8% Feb
4%
600
3% July
3,900
10%
Jun
9%
Jan
6% May
28% July.
10% May
5%
12
Jan
Groceterias second
Loblaw
Common
Jan
4% May
.
—
Mar
3 Vb
Jun
37%
Jim
Mack
Mages
Magna
12
Jan
24% May
11
Jan
24 % May
197 a
19%
50
17
50
May
130
107
16%
Feb
May
23 Vb
297 V
'
29 74
100
60%
Mar
120
23%
Feb
30
Service
54%
x62.
Jan
Jun
Mead
Johnson
52%
52 %
11%
5I7g
54 "4
6,100
11%
300
5 V.r
100
78%
197a.
80
19%
20%
5
4};} Jun
400
98
96% 101
1.800
90
1
lO^ii
10%
10
3,100
2 %
Aug
10% Aug
2
2
Jan
8%
2,500
60%
40
7% Jan
1,500
9% Feb
2,200
% Aug
Metal M
16%
Jan
July
-12% July
1,000
34
34%
20
147 a
1574
JV
—
1574
5,100'
1
& Co—
<«
*
~
——
—
Refrigerating
-i
Co
*
f
—
$2' non cum dividend
Mid-West Abrasive—
30%
10,800
40%
51%
50 %
51%
1,200
4,900
5%
6,600
3
100
preferred—^
cumulative
Vernon
TV
10
13%
34%
38%
24
24%
25;!i
•25
'
4K
9
Inc*
7%.
9%
9%
13%
>
12
Jun
8
21%
-100
.•
87a
800r
a
32%
1,300
9a
98
•
25
12 Va
1%
12%
1%
28%
84
93 V*
93 74
41%
3%
16%
,
Apr
Aug
Aug
x4lVi'July
2%
-
Apr
3% May
117
100
16V4'-Aug
118 V*
16%
:
90Vb
139
■.
600
116% July
lii
2,100
%
%
July
85
80'
200
34 Va
2,500'
37%
257
104
-
Mar
1% May
20% Mar
50
4114
Y%
Apr
21%' Jan
13% Apr
81
10
141
139
Jun
9% May
33
Jan
1-
—
141
Apr
12% Jun
30-
.
Feb
■■"'29 ■>
'i-8%<Mar
96
•
7,100
27
41% July
-14'"''
•
•23% Apr
Jan
12%- Aug
3,900
84
27%
17% Jan
^
: Feb
32% Mar
,
3,200
1V4
Jun
1
5
10O
14 Va
SO
Mar
Jan
2•
,10% May
,
May
7
1,100
5 74
*
18Vb Feb
1,100
22
12%
32 7
13%
.
25% July
29% July
r.J.
-11% Apr
-'9y4 July
3,200...
-
>
s
*1% Avig
900
9%'
s
Feb
7% Mar
500*
13 Va
2814
—57% 'Jan
*4%-Jun
1,600
%■ 500
2814
117%
^
Corporation
11 i
800"
12% Mar
---4
Ohio Mfg Co—*
—---»
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
—
-io
Muter Company common
ouc
•
Jun
'«'18% Jun
■
34% Aug
19%-Apr
8%
9%
13%.
-57"
8v
Apr
-18%' Jan
Aug
Aug
13% Feb
5,700
•l'Va
-43%Aug
33%' Jan
300
Jan
44% Jan
Jan
8,700
v
,
5
1 %
30%
41,600
••a
' 27%
7%
1%
5«c
Tel——10
15 Va
14%
3534
7%
Mills Inc_—
States Tel &
Mountain
5
10
8V« Jun
13*
10
5V4
4A Apr
^
Jun
26%-Aug
38'
57a
convertible preferred**-.
50
Mining Corp of Canada
—-~
Minncsota Pwr & Light 5% pfd*—100
Missouri Public Service common
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
JMolybdenum Corp:
«———1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred—
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C—.—
iu«
Montgomery Ward & Co class A*
^
Moody Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
15%' Jan
-
Jan
13%
200
26%
22
4%-%
35%-July
6% Feb
400
Va
38
shares—.^—--
Piping Co—
Woiil Co common—*
7
17% May
13% Jun
1,100
14
17% Jun
"
15% July?
32
Jan
27%
,
Co—-
Thermit Corp
7%
14
Apr
16% July
1B% Feb
4
14
12»
..l%May
10% July
4% Feb
900
16%
Midwest
Muntz
%
10 Va
Steel Tube—
4.&u
Michigan Sugar Co common
-(A
6%
preferred——*
—
,
Mlcromatlc Hone Corii*.
1
Middle States Petroleum common—*—!
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Midland Steel Products—
,
6<'c
13
814
Michigan
Mount
b
%
16 Va
Michigan Chemical Corp
—
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co—---*
Miller
12 7
%
I6V0
Vir
Feb
2274
Jan
33% July
-90"
Jan
93
Jan
90% Apr
159% Apr
44
Jan
2% Feb
3% May
19
Jan
130% Jun
4%
Jan
39% July
a
26%
500
25% July
'01% Apr
9%
9 7'a
9%
1,200
9Va Aug
.10% Jan
31V4
3077a
3174
300
July
35% Apr
2% Feb
3% May
26
2%
N
Naehman
Corp—
——
300
3
29
5Ve Mar
24
July
Jan
6Vu July
63
May
12%
Apr
6%
Feb
2%
Apr
Feb
109% July
Feb
11 Vb July
Nestle
Le
Mur
common
Electric
Corp
common
Co
common
5
1
Jun
14% Jan
3%
700
3
Feb
4% Apr
9 Va
9 Va
600
8%
Jan
11% Jton
974
3%
3%
4
2,000
2
2
100
-
4% Jan
3
Apr
2
Jun
17
Jun
21
Jun
23% Jan
—
16%
17
74
300
16%
11%
111B
100
11% Aug
4%
4
4
9%
934
14,400
3%
Jan
10
1,200
9%
Jun
3,800
17%
Jan
2% Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
5 % Mar
11
Mar
26% May
2074
21
100
21
Aug
32% Jan
2814
29%
700
22
Mar
34% July
874
~8%
4%
22,100
2,500
Mar
Jun
30% Jun
474
u
1814
21
19 7
2
27a
2,400
31%
700
8 7
200
26
8 74
.*_i
.30c
13 Va
13%
3%
1
-
500
13 74
.*10
Meter
15% Mar
52 %
111a
11
Apr
1%'May
-18% July
26% Apr
9% Feb
8%
Neptune
Feb
3,500
1,000
1674
Union
11%
50'
250
11%
7
1
*
5
National
4,000
16% Aug
31%
50c
Jan
12
1,000
11
12 Va
Transit
Apr
17
,
Va
31
11%
11
National
9%
16%
48%
—10c
28 % May
600
5%
23,000
Co
Mfg Co*—-
■Metiasco
.
13%
5%'-
50%
Jan
Apr
123.t
a
47
30c
15 Vb
4
13
16'
1% Mar
1,600
Jun
400
11
20-'
14%' Jan
Jun
July
103-
15% July '
46% Mar
94% Mar
May
66
300
2,600
4%
10%
125
200
Aug
59
54%
62%
10%
6% Jan
Jan
400
78%
Jun
61 %
Feb
17%
--Jan
50''
Jun
1%
80
101%
54%
61% Aug
3% May
17 Va
Namm-Loeser's Inc.*
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
—3
Milling Co.
—
—1
National Bellas Hess common
__1
National Brewing Co (Mich)—
—5
National Casket; Company—*
.__1
National Electric Weld Machines—
—1
National Mfg & Stores common
.25c
National Petroleum Ltd
2
National Presto Industries Inc
—1
National Research Corp
*
.*10
National Rubber Machinery
1
National Starch Products common
*
National Steel Car Ltd*
!ioc
National Telefilm Associates
46%
2}j} Apr
&
1%
2.50
(J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
McKee (A G) & Co'common—
Jail
July.
x4 Vi
'
2 Va ■ Aug
6%-Mar
16%
Feb
65
Jan
38
Feb
6"
17% Jun
19%- Aug
96%
1177a 118
118
Aug
100
17Va
Murray
12,600
2,000
4,800
4%
1
Mays
Murphy
10,900
2i%
1
Marine
Communication Co Ltd——-—£1
Masscy-Harris-Fcrguson Ltd
•
4% May-
.
Va
2
International
Marconi
34 Vb May
18%
80
70
Inc
Public
Maine
Jun
19
14% Jan
40 Va
Jan
July
8% Jan
11% July
1,200
_♦
Mangcl; Stores common
——
Maniscliewitz (The B) Co—
'Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co*
1-% July
237 a
19*'
5% Aug
13,600
--
Inc*
warrantsSporting Goods
Oil Corporation—L—
Truck
26% Feb
Jan
5%
2%
BO
Macl'adden Publications
200
2%
29%
1074 May
M
26,400
a
19,300
4%
2A
6
2%
16 3a
40
40
2
——
7% July
Jun
16
10
(The) Co——
Lynch Corp
1511
327
Feb
600
11%
1
(The) Co——.
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch CoLouisiana Land
<te Exploration*
Lunkcnheitner
15% Mar
10% Jan
"——5
Chain
7V» Aug
5% Apr
13% Jun
27% Mar
400'
28 %
21% May
Jan
4:
1,700
14.
$% Aug
Jan
17% . Jan
600
27%
2*7%
5 %
700
7
5Va
Lodge & Shipley
3,100
Feb
8% Jan
6% Feb
12,500
14
2%
prof—
—
Locke Steel
2,200
2%
5%
18%
6V3
7%
5%
—50c
common
Liberty Fabrics of N Y"
—
5% cumulative preferred*——
2%
16%
17
7
Realty common—*—3
Leonard Refineries Inc:
1
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc—*——
„25c
Liberal Petroleums Ltd
32%
24
5%
~6
—25c
Inc
Lccourt
19% May
4% May
Jan
2% Jan
100
18%
5%
pesos
Petroleums Ltd—*
5
i
La
Iron
22 71
18,-,
17%
.—50c
Co
Inc
13
12%
5
Mesabi
3%
32 7
5
pfd—100
1
America
Jan
A July
32,600
A
22 74
of Delaware
—10
Sessions Co
—
5
Industries Inc
3
Salle Extension University-
Merchants
"Jau
100
—
■
11%
ii
2
.2&r
Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial-' Enterprises Inc
5
4
100
3 fa
1
Merrill
.
Amer
ImperialTob of Gt Brit &
July
ltf Feb
474
1
11% July
I
Imperial chemical
Jau
30%
1
12% -MaJ'
3.900
2571
—
21
57
4
Kurd' Loefc, &
Hydrometals Inc.-
1,600
1,000
x8
22%
4222-——*
common
preferred
5%.
15
& Co—
7%-
—
*
Horn
Horn &■ Hardarl
1%
3%
—J75
10
8% Aug
62%
'■
10
HortneP (Gee Ai
47a
36
21
*
„—
—
1 Va
3471
257a.
—
Inc.
Bearing Co—,—'
&; Hardart
a"
5
i-l—:
1
22—-1
2——
Inc
17 a
800
•xr. *:
2——25c
Mines-,-———6
Holly Corporation
2—'—_.60c
Holly. Stores Inc—-i—
,—22
1
Holophane Co common
—.*
Home' Oil' Co Ltd class A
•
Hoover Balk &
500
4
Hollinger Consol Gold
D
1,600
347
(RK & Co Inc common
Class.: A_—
—'
:——2.50'
Class:
3%
3%
_2—_2
Hoe
Hofmaniv Industries
3 VB
100
u—1
Inc_
Hevi-Dutyr Electric Co^.
Iligbkr Mfg Co common
600
3 Va
TVai,
t
& Co 5%%- pfd—*—100
preferred——:
Henry Holt &. Co common
1,500
37i
*
_2
common
11%
318
Hazel Bishop Inc
Helena, Rubeustein
1,900
2IV
587
i—2
10c
Corpx—2——•
Mining ©o*_*_**—2*—25C
7%
38%
.77*
Inc——————-1
Co—————
Jau
94
——33VaC
1
x£f% Jun
""
Hazeltilife
Hubbelh
9%
Aug
2% Mar
77
—
Hathaway,' Bakeries Inc————
1
Havana Lithographing Co
2—,10c
5 7a
Mav
7 %
73
'
•
Jan
200
1,600
10:
8%
:9%
'i'V'V
■
•
n
3
3Va
5
5
——-—7.50
18%
.
2, &%
-
'•
July
30% May
28% May
9,600
:1;
Ji——
Harvard* Investors
4 %
98
Jun
60
171
2%
2
Harbor Plywood Corp.—-——
1
Ilarnischfeger Corp—:—___c.
y_n-lO
Har tfordr. Ele ct rte L ig U t* i_—l~——- 2 5
Heller
7%
65% Feb
1,500
Industries—-
Lamp- Coa-w.-—
IIccla;
Jun
-
"'
Hall
6 %
Jan
3% July
1 Vb Apr
% Mar
25-
126 %-.'i'4 126% 127
Coiupany^**_****.*J*£—*1
•
28%
Mar
900
preferred.—*
Gypsum- Lime & Alabasline—„2——
$4.50'
Jun
2
2%
2%
2% •«•••
Grocery'Stores' Products common—5
GuilcLFilms Company Inc..—:*—10c
'Gulf States-Land &
21
v
•
Greer Hydraulics--——.— EigldSOc;
Grldoik Freehold
Leases——9c
Griesediecte'
11% July
20% Mar
7
& Chemical Co--.—-1
Great Lakes.Oil
Jan
Jan
20%
—
Jan
9%
7%
common
Pacific
&
13%
28% Aug
~
July
21% Aug
14% Jau
Jun
500
'
Non-voting common Stock-———
7%. l:it preferred. -.—————*i—100
■
>'■
Rapids. Varnish——
-
6% Jan
10 %
16%
1,700
.
'
30
—
22,400
474
13
&
Jan
30
Aug
99% May
97% Jan
10% Aug
19% July
9,200
28%
Great
Jun
1%
3% July
8% Mar
lu%
*.—16%
Grand
85
11%
89%
Gorhartv* Manufacturing
8% Feb
21%
86 %
wi
1% Jan
10)a
6%
Manufacturing
Jan
July
July
11-
class A—10c
Co——,
50
common
19
17
48
Jun
20
.
May
Jan
ld%
GoldfielcV Consolidated Mines—L—i—1
Now
7% Jan
56
Jan
5%
11;%
lii
Goodman
16
Jan
20
—1
Products
50
4
8%
5
Industries—
IilC_.
Gold' Sfeah Dairy
6,500
90
88%
—*
Inc——_
Co
39%
10 3 U
Glen
3
3%
Corp
.
Jan
95% Jun
*
Globe
8,006
...»
:—5
1
Co
Globe
14,600
1%
29%
1%
v,
•
Gilchrist
Mar
Aug
Lanston
Jail
16
1
18
:1
Mines—
100
15 V2
15%:;,-14%
—
Gold
common
Gilbert' (A- C)
500
51
—
common
*
Giant Yellowkhife
Stores-**—*
Lanifion
Feb
% Aug
13% Mar
6-ft Jan
£1,
dep rets ord reg*—I
American
Generak Fireproofing
Co
Corp—
(The) Forge Co
Brewing Co—
Lamson
General Electric Co Ltd—
.
Jan
14% May
1%
3%
Lakoy Foundry Corp
Mar
Feb
3%
3,400
2
14
1%
.
17a
..25
preferred
Rubber
Bi
L'A'iglon Apparel Inc
La consolidada S A—
Lake Shores
Mines Ltd
1% July
ii Aug
28
105
-
4Va
♦»:«, '
•
convertible
6V» July
5,800
2
Jan
20% July
'
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5%
"
•
4Va
■
i-
'
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.
.—1
common—*—
4,300
,
t
100
5
500
1074
2% Jan
7
-
G
Gcllmah. Mfg- Co
Apr
6%
5Va July
n
1
Krueger
.—5
—
May
14% 'Apr
Jan
1,400
%
1
Hotels
1.25
Co.*
July
10%
1.25
—.*——1
20c
Ltd*
(I
Kleinert
95
4%\
:
Company-
At
(Geo
•
71
—_10c
Dept Stores Inc—
(S)
Kobackcr
Inc.*_J
Head-Brewing Co
Fuller
-
10
1,100
5%
3
79
2% May
1,800
1%
*,—*—*5
2.50
Company.
Oil
Kirk land Minerals Corp
10% July
1
£1
rets ord rcg—
Pitt Industries
1,400
-
95-
95-
—
Kirby VenSyn Petroloum Co
Mav
;
Ltd—
Co
Motor
American dep
90% 100
90%
12
10
3%
25c
-5
ICiugsford Company
Kingston Products—*
Jan
Klein
—*
non-voting—_——
A
(Deli—
Co
Kin-Ark
Apr
45
10 VA May
•
2%
73%
5V4
1
—
Kennedy's Inc"*-*—
Kidde
(Walter) & Co—
10% July
6% Mar
38% Aug
7% Jun
Electric 4%%
&
Gas
Kawneer
27% Aug
1
0%
;
2 Va
i
—-—4
—50c
pfd—100
corp
& Company
(D)
Kawecki Chemical Co—.:
12% Aug
16
6%
;
14%:*-
ClasS Bv voting.*—_•—*—
Fox
7%- Feb
14,500
45,000
38%
%
39
2,300
12% May
Jan
K
Industries
Kaiser
16% Jan
2&
lif.
6% Jan
9% Mar
Mi
.
1
15c
Co common—
Jan
Motor of Canada—
'
Fort
l
—1
Fishinan- (M
Ford
'
6%
4% July
800
1%
Inc-lc
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
July
Apr
26%
22%
25, *
Fargo Oils Ltdii
Financial*, General Corp:
10c
Fire Association (Phila)
;———10
Firth Sterling. Inc.*—————--2.50
11%
11
-1
1
"
Ltd
Mines
2,300
3,000
10
11
10
1
10c
Corp
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp
Kansas
1
-1
A
Fairchild: Camera & Instrument-,
—
Oil
12
x5
73%
—-—-1
Kcitz Drug
Faraday ..Uranium
9%
2%
5%
Chute
Jun
15
1 Va
9%
5
11%
Air
Apr
60% Apr
X4%
1 Va
1
—
20
Aug
Jan
3.90% pfd—100
Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
Irving
May
12
Aug
17%
43%
Jan
310
8%
25
17,900
Mar
4
7,200
11
Royalty.^-
Israel-American
Feb
1#%
177 a
51 Va
Public Service Co
Ironvite Inc
*fJuly
8 Va
8
11
8%
17
40 %
40
8
Jun
May
May
92
40
Company—.
Investors
17% Feb
High
177 a
47%
10c
33ysC
Co
Ranee Sine* Jan. 1
Low
High
17%
Cigar
International Resistance
Jan
8
$1 or 25c
Line common
Eureka* Pipe
9%
W Feb
26 %
1,100
3%
1
——
10,300
12%
22%
convertible preferred—
1
& Steel Corp com——10c
6 74 cum 1st preferred—
10
Ero
Manufacturing Co
1
Ltd—
30
8%
13%
Forge
Esquire -Inc
25 V2 July
Jan
7% Jan
300
12 Va
"
974
$2
Eureka; Corporation
«
29%
-2'
10c
common—,
2,700
a
%
Shares
49%
Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
Jan
15% Jun
District Electric 5Ve pfd—100
Millwork Corp—
1
Equity Corp
7 T«
"
30
1
,—'—5c
—20c
of America
Electronics-Corp
***
30%
tor Week
of Prices
Loto
Par
24
7%
—.
Sale Price
High
International
1
—1
5
1
1
Eleelrographie Corp common—
Electronic Communications Inc
Eric
Low
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
16% July
—30
preferred
:
Corporation class A———
Eider Mines Limited—
$2
Edo
Friday
AUGUST 16
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
High
snares
Common
Empire
Shares
Associates—
oi ueneficial int—1
sugar
Eastern
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
2%
307
a
8 7h
a
7
3%
Jan
9% Jan
5% Mar
July
2% Jan
Apr
4% Mar
33% July
2
27 Vb
9
July
33
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
34
.
.
Monday, August 19, 1957
.
(758)
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
convertible
50c
Idria
Min
Chem
Zinc
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
ft
133 Va
*
1%
—50o
1%
preferred.
&
Co.
25c
31 fit
1
13 '/it
Ltd.,—:—20c
1%
.
Arizona
Land—...
Oils
&
17.!
2%
2 lb
30,100
4.700
2
Mar
2
134%
1,880
131%
Jan
1,400
1/4
Feb
"
"1 V»
*
-<
1%
IV.)
50
..
31%
*'
1 % July
-
'
•
13
13,100
Aug
1%
Process
New
New
Co
1 Va
'
'
Jan
Aug
14%
15 Vb
4,500
20
22
1,700
*
Co
2
ft
York
New
Nickel
Honduras Rosario
Nipissing
Mines
Mines
Lites
-Noma
10
ltf
1
Inc:/
2
—„
1.
•
17va
1
,
9 15.
1 '
us
8.500
9%
5,900
10%
l,Hu Aug
„
2,300
5%
5
Aug
4,000
4%
310'
;1
Corporation..
5'8
50o
.
5
.
Jan
Jail
1V4
Mar
5% Jun
7%' Feb
11% May
3
Noreen-Ketay
Norfolk
Corp.:
Southern
__10c
—i
Railway—
8%
i0%
*
—'
97u
.
American Cement class A
Class
B—
....
North
Airlines.i.
100
36
v.
35
1
7%
'4
8
5iV
,
-
5»»
;'7%"
5
2,500
8%
Apr
Apr
Ind
10 Va
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
78
Jun-
8113 Aug
4lb^ .pfd—100
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Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
Class A
*
o
Oceanic
Apr
Jan
Ohio
Power
4%% .preferred..
Oils
i
3
1
Omar
Inc..
Overseas
V'b
2
Jan
.16% Aug
81% July
13V4 Feb
Silvfer-Miller Mines Ltd
490
89
Aug
101
Jan
Simca
2
V» Aug
3
Jan
71'A Jan
93
July
85%
1,050
234
27i.
1,500
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200
6934
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,
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64
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600
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92
22
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25
preferred.
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4.80 '/p
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redeemable
preferred
preferred,
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred...
$4.40 dividend cum preferred..
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred—;
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Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
Pen
Class
Pntlno
Co
class
Gold
80
86%
87-
130
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103%
103 Va 104%
220
78
75
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400
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7%
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17%
Aug
6 %
700
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7,% Mur
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300
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1,100
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1,700
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57
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10% July
Jan
4
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23%
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2,900
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2
3% Jun
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May
25
Jun
20% July
800
15 Jan
7 Vb May
'7% Mar
23% Jan
400
25
4%
Mar
Jun
89
6%
Apr
56
300
51 Vb
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57% May
18%
600
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21
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3,500
8,800
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500
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7%
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21
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97
300
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1
200
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4
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9%
9
•
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1,000
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6% Jan
14%
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Apr
16Vb July
12
Apr
9% Jan
Jun
of
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100
80 Va
80
8014
75
14%
15%
1,600
14%
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17%
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5
common
80
3
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18%
18%
100
16%
Jan
20 %
July
July
93
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Q
Quebec
Power
It
Reading Tube Corp
1
14
13%
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20
•
56 %
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13%
common
$1.25 convertible preferred
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Rels
(Robert)
Relter-Foster
Remington
Republic
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1
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Raceway
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Royalite
Rasseks
Russell
Ryan
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Feb
400
18 Va
Apr
18
Aug
18
18%
600
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9.500
11%
5"'a
1
1
Apr
Aug
Feb
26%
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Jan
63%
Jun
16%
Jun
25%
Jun
'
1%
1%
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1134
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1% Mar
Jan
16%
47u
1 %
May
May
2%
Jun
5%
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3%
300
3% Aug
1,600
10% Aug
2%
234
73%
73%
4,800
100
2%
2 V*
800
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2%
72
2
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Sterling
3
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87
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15 Va
Feb
8 Va
July
1234
5% Jun
8%
Jan
15% July
B)
common
Stop & Shop Inc,
Stroock
—
1
10c
*
:——5
1
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(S>
1
25c
Sty Ion
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Sun Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
—1
;
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A
Technicolor
Inc
Oil
Texam
Shovel
Co
Tliorofarc
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'
Co
Petroleum
Tilo
Amer
Amer
page
35.
Oil
Jan
23% Mar
1,600
100
a
71%
900
64
2%
4
7% July
Mar
11 Vb
Aug
13 V
%
Jan
14% May
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1 %
Apr
Jun
a
Jan
Jun
3 3b
Jan
1 %
100
1 % Mur
1 %
Jan
6%
800
57b
7% July
6%
14,400
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6'ii
150
19
700
an
6r?a
Aug
24%
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Jan
1.000
5Vb
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6% July
20%
1,600
18vh
Feb
1%
5.300
1
Apr
23 3b July
1 %
Jun
53%
51%
Apr
58% May
Vb
51 %
1.900
'
13
13%
7,800
10%
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39'.1
15%
41%
1.250
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16%
1.700
13%
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18
18
4.700
16%
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19 " k' Jun
4 lb Mar
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4%
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2
500
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26,500
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3%
2.200
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May
v
10
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;
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5 "0
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3
AUg
53b
Apr
10
3%
July
10 Vb
July
1.100
70
%
200
6%
200
7%
Apr
Jan
167a
Jan
17%
17%
300
13% Mar
12% Aug
*'13%
10,300
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3%
Feb
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-
2 V<
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2
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Jun
Jun
5
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16
17%
July
4
76%
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Feb
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6
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Jun
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23
138
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3%
20
July
Feb
17 Vb
32.
900
17% Aug
31%
33%
800
29 Vb
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40% May
400
17 Vb
Apr
2014 Jan
300
12%
Jun
14 %
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Jan
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18%
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18
32
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12%.
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3,700
11%
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700
137a
23b
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14%
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-
Feb
10%
Jan
13
Apr
17% July
3% July
Apr
4% Aug
7%
Apr
16%
14%
12 Va
Feb
17
Aug
14
14%
6,100
11 Vb
Feb
14 %
Aug
31%
31
32 %
2,500
28% Feb
34 %
Jun
5% Aug
Feb
8%
Jail
2 Vb
Jan
16 %
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6%
12,000
2%
4,900
12
9,700
25c
1
10c
10
99
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29 3i,
30
%
1,200
29% Aug
45%
Jan
61%
66%
8,300
40 V1
70 % May
1%
1%
4,700
90% July
8 V'B.
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—
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Temper
New
8%
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8%
Jun
600
19%
Jan
900
21 Vb
Feb
900
13
Jun
13%
13Vb
14
18%
20 %
4,500
133 Vb
310
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131
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600
12
8%
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91%
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27a
Aug
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5% July
Aug
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4%
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Aug
3%
Jan
4,300
2 Va
Feb
12,700
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37 b
Jan
57b Mar
11
Jan
20% May
35 3
Feb
49
1 %
2 %
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3
ii
4%
200
17%;
18 %
14,400
46%
•
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1%
4%
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Jan
2
17%
!
15% Mar
23% July
Mar
3,200
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500
10
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31 j May
•
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,
Jun
July
23% Aug
•
—
July
2 lb Mar
3 %
/
common
Mar
3% May
2%
warrants
Trunz Inc
Feb
79
3
1
Corp
1,200
81%
2%
11%
4
79
Jan
25
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Mi July
131
Jan
Aug
5
5s
50c
A
9%
22
18% Aug
1.25
class
2%
lib July
400
22
18%
1
Jan
22%
20%
1
1
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V.r Feb
63
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22
20
1%
30
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Inc.,
u
—•
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Tri-Continental
2,300
5%
,—5
Empire Oils Ltd—
Rights
Trans
17
2
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Co
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Jan
Jan
23 Vb
Jun
1.600
5%.
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Cuba
Union
5%
24' b'
Jun
%
—.
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Jun
May
20
17%
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6%
5%
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43% May
11 Vb
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%
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10
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26 ;b
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6%
a
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300
200
1
.
23 Vb
Aug
29%
.
30',4
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Aug
u
Jun
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57ii
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24%
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39
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Jan
4
21%..
20
Apr
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200
55%
22%
11%
2%
Mar
30% Aug
20
600
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81 %
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300
.
397 b
20%
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1
11,000
800
47Vb Aug
'
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6
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100
20%
4'4
48%
23%
6 2
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopali Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
19%
30 3 4
May
-1
Tower
19 "a
'
!b
20
3%
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4
40 Vb
19 Vb
.—70c
14% May
30%
23
Feb
—1
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets clef registered
Jun
30>2
Feb
5
5
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Oil Corp
12%
1
137a
7
Roofing Inc
1,200
1
Jan
35%
4,700
Tishuian Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
13
1
common
37%
23 %
6
U -a
1
13
2% May
Feb
-12
2,000
17
36%
4?b
Iuc
13
3
Aug
400
16%
47
.8
.
Jan
8 Vb May
Jan
4%
common
Markets
31
800
1,000
V5%
4%
common
Feb
6,200
8%
8
3,300
7%
39%
—1
—
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33 H
6
6%
Jan
Aug
3 Vb
Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd.
100
3%
Vb
3%
47b
11%
Texas
27%
3%
2.800
800
common
27%
3'a
July
13,000
3.900
Corporation
2,600
1«2
9
8
5
5
...
Co
34,300
1
July
4%
common—
common
Electric
Tampa
8%
•
Jun
4
T
7%
1.25
47
4%
Superior Tool & Die Co
678
Aug
Feb
Jun
Petrol Corp—.—1
International
Sunset
8'i.
Jan
36 Vb
113% Aug
21% Jan
Aug
'
—
(Hugo). Corp
7%
1
common.—
For footnotes see
2%
2,000
Jan
1%
Corp
Trans
Jun
Jun
41
2%
Corp—,——1
10
Inc.——
Corp (Del),
Brewers
Precision
8%
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Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson
Hnynes
11% July
18 V'b
6 4
& Co common.—,
(A)
30c
Ltd
Ave
Apr
6% July
103b
2.100
70
.
—'*
Sterling Aluminum Products coranion..5
Stein
1.50
Inc
Engineering Corp
Carpet Company
(The F C)
Jan
11 Vb
10%
2"78
1%
1,600
3%
100
1
Jan
4,700
10%
11
pfd F
Apr
15
10,900
1
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24%.
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38%
300
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dep rets ord reg
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1,900
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18
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Ross
Va
13V4
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16
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Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
(I)
& Sons Inc
Ro.vce
58
12 %
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I.
Rokeach
Rolls
55%
IIIZl
Corp...—
Petroleums Ltd.—.
Argentine Mining Co
Rldgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
3,300
1
Richwell
Rico
18
19%
20
Corp
3.800
14%
22%
Apr
1,000
18%
1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common.
33%
H Jun
13%
6
/
Ihc
Thiokor Chemical
,•
...
i
•
Tliew
Co
Apr
32 V« July
21-a
1
common,.—,—I
——1
Standard Tube class B—
:———^1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Starrett (The) Corp—
—
—1
'
50b cliv conv preferred.—50c
Stalccourt Enterprises Inc
,,.__25c
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
*
Steel Parts Corporation
5
Products
Shares
9Apr
*
9% July
x9
Apr
16%
—
f
Standard-Thomson
Apr
3% Aug
14
•
Aug
100
.
1%
.25c
Jan
7% Aug
10% July
Jan
39%
(Ky),
Packaging
Standard
20% Aug
5% Mar
10 !b
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Standard
Feb
1,800
200
42 Va
Convertible- preferred.
2.4
1,400
.
334
10
Standard
6V«
11%
_
%
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Standard
July
I 9% Mar
7%
93%
58
July
18% Fob
10%
50
Jnn
,4% July
,
52
"1
Ltd
7
Apr
12:%
7%
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--1
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Mar
lO'/o
17,100
1.%
18%
Feb
$1.60
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10% May
Jun
Jan
3-7b
4%
a
2.J 4
common.—-1
convertible preferred
20
Standard Financial Corp,——
Aug
16% July
(i V»-
6
t3:,4
1
«-
5 7 J»
4%
1
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National
4%
.
Colorado—
cumulative preferred..
4Vack
Pusret. Round
Jail
2
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Service
6Vb
16%
_2 50
Pratt <fc Lambert Co
Prophet (The)
Providence Gas
Aug
14% May
7% Aug
7% Jan
1%
Feb
■
40
Jr.a
Standard Dredging Corp
Feb
Jan
Jun
28
-«
Stalil-Meyer Inc
4,100
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of
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4%
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r
3%
«
5
,-1
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'68%. May
•
'.'..-4Vb Mar
"..-27k
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Jan
14
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2%- Aug
vb Mar
•
13%
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Jun
Jan
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46
4.-56"0
4%
Jon
8 %
•
common
16!1 'n
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7%
8
5
Apr
May
13%
2% Aug
200
4%
*
California Edison—
Spencer Shoe Cori»
5
15%
Apr
July
148
Jan
1,700
Inc....
Dome
3%
Feb
1,000
.
East
98 Va
VB
Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd—.;
—1
Prcesed Metals
39
Aug
16%
_i
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Inc
Jan
Feb
8%
28,400
31/4
Jan
91
%
89
,11,300
>
Apr
•'Mil
Jun
1
:
25
25
25
4.48% convertible preference-,
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24'b cumulative- preferred.
25
4.08% cumulative preferred-——25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc%u-—-^-2
Southern Pipe Line^—^
—--1
Southland Royalty Co
t-5
99'A Mar
2%
*-
3,100
33.500
5.500
( «
4 "
4.88 7;
Jan
Aug
,
75
114
V'{
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91%
May
2,600
--
original preferred
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
5%
'•
Mar
108
16%
Porto Rico Telephone Co...
T
Powdrell & Alexander common..
Prentice-IIall
Aug
2
May
(55i
18%
•
Aug
86!
540
29%
Ltd
Mines
'Jun
15%
Pleasant Volley Wfue
Co..!
Pneumatic Scale common
;
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class A.—i—
Public
98
430
3,600
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Preston
23 %
500
82."
Mar
23
Feb
ll7a
-*-.■•
-,-1
—-1
12.o0
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South Pcnn
Southern
Jun
J
Corp
South Coast
Jan
24
20
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Co
Industries
Prairie
26%
16%
A.
Phillips Screw Co...
:
Piasocki Aircraft Corp
Power
Jun
3 Vb
liifttc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Oo-I—10~
Phillips Packing Co.
-Pioneer
21
100
2%
2 Bole
Perfect Circle Corp—
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Pierce
700
2
Apr
37a
--
Manufacturing common—t
/Boss
27'% Jan
a
20 ?b
81
.
~3%
2
Electronics
Jan
Jun
78%
•
Pep Boys (The I
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mnss)__20
Philips
Jan
27%
Aug
.v
86
*
1;
Canada
Traffic
28%
..23
20
100
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Jan
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1% Aug
42%
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Jan
30%
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of
pfd
32%
20®» Aug
20
July
(C A)
Parket-sburg-Aetna
Penn
20%
Jun
23
21%- 221
.
28%
24% July
100
Motors
Chemical
Parker
-! "22
/ 100
1
5%
vtc.A-.LA^J—l
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wi.AOOj.
231,4
*
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
23%
23 %
•
Ltd
& Light
Tubes
Page-Hersey
,,
£3
.^1
Airlines
Petroleums
24%. 24%
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$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific Power
700
25
25
25
—
Pacific
2.500
25%
25
1st
Northern
29%
25'4
L25
1st
4.50%
Pacific
29
25%
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redeemable 1st pfd scries A
•
5 '/r
29'n
25
1st pfd
101 :;b Mar
41% Feb
/ 24 Vb May
Feb
■-Hi
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Airways
Smith
preferred
1
--i
& Telev
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Skiatron Electronics
Aug
:
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127% Jun
-3 VU
,
Ltd—dep rets ord registered
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Jun
1-
Singer Manufacturing Co
Slick
5%
3.
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-0
Manufacturing Co——
Singer
Jan
1,800
•6,800
75,
61.
2%
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'
;
Feb
101
;
Feb
19
Jan
8%
Feb
109%
11,900
3
61Va
60%
Simpson's Ltd common
% May
Aug
29
20%
_
.
Jan
Aug
62
American Shares
12% May
Aug
4% May
100
1!
Jan
Mby
July
8
Aug
84
Simnions-Boardman
3% Jan
Apr
1%
>..*
.—--—25c
;—a,000 ir
Ind—
Lighting
Silvray
300
2,400
21.
,57
•" -r ;:
'
Publications—
$3 convertible preferredSimplicity Pattern common—1—l
i
9%
6%
2,400
■
120% 12 f%
1 4
.
—-—-
1,900
.
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6 r/o
——------i
lu®
"89
91
2'Va" 23 H
Feb
4Vb
Jan
14
""
90.% Aug
% Feb
0<
175
60
-4%
AUg
2
26 Vb Jaii
,
h
Feb
2,600
•^90;i4
27'
Feb
4%
2,600
i--*.
f
Creek Precision Corp
9%
6v1
91 Va
Jan
*10% July
;
41
10c
wu—
commons—
Co
Silver
9 Vi
gvb
Jun
1% July
2,100
Jun
ft
2%
Jun
11 Vb
•
4
17%
i
July
1% Aug
4
Jan
Jan
25%
Feb
a
8%
13,300
6 %'
21
8,500
;
8234.
1
Corp..
3%
?% Mnr
1%
6%
.""43*
class A—
Signal Oil & Gas Co
500
.1%
Sicks
2 % May
Jan
900
*
1
2 Vb
7,600
1%
9
*
Mar
9 % i July
10
13 Vb Mar
1U"
6834
1
Securities
Electric
'
2%
1%
9
Common————-fo
T6.',5>
:i5'/4
67
90 Va
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Oxford
%
p
...7
<;
May
3,800
2%
f.
Feb
16 %
90,500
3
1 1-7 a
Jan
7%
x7Vb Aug
4,400
til
147b
3%
1
Shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Breweries Ltd—
——
% Mar
Class'' B
25
Corp common
cumulative preferred...
7
3
Feb
.
Silex
,.1
Town
40c
1
2,700
3n8
5,1T Jan
Feb
/ 3 ft
'
__90c
Old
2
1%
68
Okonile Company common..—
2,200
3
15%
,4...*
.100,
;
34,600
9 % Mar
m
..50c :
Ltd
4flr
2%
/
/'
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
91%
'
-A
'
t
Oil
Company
—:
"Ogden Corp. common...—
Ohio Brass Co class B common..
Okalta
17b
•
...
35,600
If)
17/b
3
2
—
of America
Corp
5%
4'/»
1
Warrants
Nuclear
6 i3«i
57«
& Power-,
Products Inc
——
Sherman
1,500
2,900
25 : ;
24
0 "
Shawinigan Water
July
'
Northern
Jun
7%
.*>
V *
y ,4
®
19 Vb Mar
1% Aug
23,500
Ai(J
9.
~-
Mining—
Denn
a
• •
;
6% Jun
74 V4
50
61
•
'
.
Seton
Sliattuck
'o
*1
Servomeclianisms Ilic-..^
—
Leather commbn——
,
Va May
42
Mar
4%
11,200
9,400'*
7%
5'4
1
£—
Ponn RR Co..
~VA
7%
"
Jun
x40
25
A
36
10
...
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd...
Northeast
:
10
11% July
40% Jan
9% Jan
•
North
8%
x7%
tn
,l -
-J
—
207u Mar
'
14
'Seeman Bros Inc——^—r——--- :
Sentry Safety Control————
10c
Serriek. Corp class Bl
——
'.Sprvo dorp of America
———--V
-
9 •'
Gcnefal
Securities Corp
Jun
7
Feb
*
Norbute-
Feb
%
*
7
r/\rt
21%
Jun
17
;
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——-—
Seaboard Western Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc ——T--'.---J-0o
14 !4 May
*
lOVa Jan
2 A
1,500
8
78
55%' Jun
59,300
5rfa
Y 5 Va-
1
.
V/M
Aug
Jun
;16%
**__
24 V4
KJ tCLl
QUUU1U
Jan
27Vb July
%11% J an
"
Aug
13% May
19%
Feb
8%, Jan
300
.
7%
2% May
Feb
Jan
14% Aug
8
I
nigh
B~"
v
1Ts;Jan
'
/■
~2 »rir
rj:
2
*
t—.—1
Ltd
1%
12 Va
75
58
56'.a
10
Merchandise
Rim
300'"
-"'100'.
■'
13
13
*
New York &
87% Jan
h "2V4
.
common
■
"94
j
9;
8%
_
16% Mar
2'/8 Feb
Jan
T
4,200
1
*&i-\
—1
Auction
1
1
*
common
Oils
Superior
York
New
1
——1
Co—^
Range Since Jan,
EOUJ
-
14%
~
,Sai%Carlos Milling Co Ltd—Tr%'<
San Diogo Gas. & Electric Co-^Cumulative preferred 5% series—-0
Cumulative preferred 4 % % series—0
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_2Q
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—2a-
Jan
47%
/
Inc..
■
Mining
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
21%
Ltd common.——_
Corp
Lawrence
Saloin-Brosius
2 %' Jan
;
30% Aug
•
St
A ^n
.
"•
1V8 Aug
•
6.100;■
3,500
•
1%
1
1>3 Feb
13,500
4'
14
31 Vo
*13'-.
:
1 \
-
*
Par
137% Jun
W
133',
Exchange
American Slock
for Week
Range
Sale Price
15
Aug
J',
2
_50c
England Tel & Tel.—.—100
>New Haven Clock & Watch Co
1
New
New
57,900
Sales
Week's^
Last
STOCKS
Jan
3,^ Jun
2U Apr
2 At
2 ft
2 Va
—40c
Ltd
Petroleum.
Chamberlain
9
Ytf
Friday
r
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
7
1
.New British Dominion Oil
New
Shares
Low
Par
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
New
for Week
\
',
FOR,WEEK ENDED AUGUST 16
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week'e
,
EXCHANCE
AMERICAN STOCK
\'
Friday
Chemical
Gas
Co
of
Corp
5
Yards
of
5%
•
Canada
Co
71%"
5%
70
5%
2,400
5
May
74'a
150
66
Jan
4
Omaha
United
Aircraft
Products
United
Asbestos
20
Corp
United Cuban Oil Inc..*_
common
-•
8% July
-
v..
21 %
21%
100
Jan
24%
Jan
Aug
5%
Feb
7% July
5% Mar
7% May
6%
6%
7%
2,700
1
10e.
6
V
6%
61V
10,400
1
1%
9,200
% May
;
Jun
May
9'b
21 %
50c
->'-'-1
7%
90
178
Jan
35
(759)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
-
Far
Products
United, Milk
common
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
30'
400
8
300
5
Feb
i*;Amerdep rets ord registered
United N J RB & Canal
___
193
193
1%
'
r
193
Va
1
Preferred
9
.
Aug
1
Aug
150
10
191
9
Aug
;
Unitrontcs Corp
31%
31%
32%
13%
14%
36%
1
34%
■
2%
"
'
41%
-50o
4Vs
12,700
270
;
July
2%
Feb
2%
41%
600
43%:
9%
1%
53 V
54
19
20
7,600
26 Vi
2,200
'
■'
'
—
97'a
-
Jan
-
8,700
6%
2,400
k
2
Insurance
Marion
Universal
—
-15
Feb
.
Feb
-48
-300
Corp.,
Utah-Idaho
19%
2
..Universal Products Co common
100
2,800
35% Feb
2%
1,100
2% July
132%
100
5
Silver-Lead
5% Apr
100
11% Feb
13%
4%
4%
4,000
4% Aug
7%
3%
75
4V«
63
20
75
75
200
30%
32%
4,300
25%
1 Va
A)
Janeiro
stmpd
73%
Jan
1%
Feb
1%
156-%
1%
1,200
1%
~1%
1%
38,300
19%
19%
2%
1,100
par
"1 t
..
value,
.
$72
±7*>
-
/Bonds being traded
50%
50%
50 Va
$40
2012__Jau-July
25
preferred
100
4,300
-common—.———
9%
BVa July
Ltd-—
Amer dep rets ord
—
Pelroleijin Corp
21 V4
300
20% July
3.500
12%
2,600
17%
18
3,200
17%
7%
8 Va
550
5%
3 Va
200
14 Va
14%
150
14
94%
10
93
4s Inc debs
ft Pump
Jan
16%
Feb
217a July
Aug
79%
Last
•
Western BR—
•or
Research
59
IstPtnortgagfi 3s
102
1976—Jan-July
Power
108
56
56
Western Newspaper
Union 6s 1959
*
57
80 Va
94
5
80
90
97
28
'■
•
99%
93
10
81%
81%
13
91%
3
91 Va
91%
114
o
99%
Stock
Period
,
96 Va
89
87
85
93
118
118
Central Bk
of
A6.S
series
Ads
series
7s
90
German
A
3,470,000
328,000
1.
1,476,140
2,647,000
139,000
$16,378,000
$1,272,000
89
Shares
B
1951
ADaiin'g Port ft Waterways 6%s
1952
S.
2,786,000
32
89
97 Va
Railroad
83%
88
83%
78%
95
88
95
16
Jan. 1 to Aug.
"
1956
371,817,517
9.030,062
336,486,991
84,000
111,000
35.988,500
$215,000
$73,000
—
$743,000
30,623,250
16,378,000
16,379,000
605,466,600
618,075,900
$17,652,000
$17,122,000
$636,246,850
$654,390,400
Industrial
91%
94
$17,652,000
1957
1956
1,272,000
and
u
88 »/2
80
_
$2,000
Bank
Foreign
87
$2,000
'
Government
International
90%
97%
188
82
90
93%
2
98%
98%
10
97%
98','a
88%
88%
6
88 Va
—
Transactions at the American Stock
99
92
97
,
89
163
87 Va
93
67%
183
65Va
77
9
101% 102
90
94
191
73
74
199
100%
if
102
70 Va
77
196% 100%
102'%
92
101%
Mon.
Aug. 12
Tues.
Aug. 13—
Wed.
Aug. 14
Thurs.
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
1
Municipalities
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
Jan.
I
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
High
f 102
*24'%
$7,000
11.000
25,000
1,000
28,000
$72,000
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$7,000
$42,000
79,000
15,000
3,000
62,000
2.000
24,000
2,000
66,000
29,000
$273,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1957
16
1956 '
636,270
3.594,925
140,791,549
152,747,414
$7,489,000
$9,817,000
Bonds
$172,000
$348,000
72,000
71,000
1.403,000
4.450,000
Foreign government
fl7G% 190
?133
$28,000
53.000
34,000
21.000
36,000
Week Ended Aug. 16
1956
1957
Range Since
Low
Government
Bonds
$172,000
636,270
613,325
724.475
876,700
571,725 '
3,422,495
Total
Week's Range
or
Domestic
Bonds
Shares)
98 Va.
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
104%
98
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91
87 %
183
73 %
Total
90 Va
90 Va
87
180
Jaa-Juiy
$2,000
8,800,340
;
Bonds
U.
83%
.3,768,000
4,212,000
298,000
3,882,000
Week Ended Aug. 16
80
190
Feb-Aug
April-Oof
1952
261,000
3,225,000
1967
of
Sales
3,486,000
2,045,860
Aug. 10—
Stocks—No.
Bond
$3,400,000
8,800,340
Fri.
_
V1
Total
Bonds
$246,000
$3,154,000
2,046,720
Aug.
7
175%
State ft Prov Banks—
Shares
•
Government
Bonds
—_i_
Aug. 14
80%
183%
Jan-July
1951
Bonds
.i—
Wed.
10,000
1,131,000
1.031,000
Foreign corporate
29.000
$273,000
$429,000
$10,023,000
$15,293,000
Domestic
(Germany)
340.5
402.3
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
1,580,040
Tues.,; Aug. 13__,—
136
Low
A Baden
274.8
.
Exchange
Jnt'l
llallroad
and Miscel.
1,651,580
Aug. 12
Mon.
i
of
89
183
Sale Price
—3.7
'
292.1
-
No.
90
Interest
Exchange
372,3
98 Va
118
Foreign Governments and
BONDS
358.7
Stoclcs
Fri.
American
285.5
155.8
163.5
'
—0.4
—4).9
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
80
Last
'
156.4
286.1
317.5
—^3.1
299.8
288.1
102 Va
88%
,1)0
180
Friday
382.7
427.1
155.8*
98 %
-94V4
J83
Feb-Aup
490.8
438.7
503.5
Transactions at the New York Stock
Total—
92%
Juile-Aug
I960
5s
53 y2
99 %
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jane-Deo
—June-Dec
Chemical 6s 1973—
Wasatcli Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
•Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s deiis 1974
100
2
81%
118
4Q5.7
—0.9
low.
119
8
98
'
472.5
—1.5
'
'■
—2.0
1'»
422.0
,
322.5
365.0
—1.4
457.fr'
;
.
290.4
Transportation
Utility •
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
98
82
,
Traction
450.9
481.2
Goods
Low
High
Change
n
354.7
418.0
Durable Goods
-1957-
Percent
Aug. 2, '57
349.6:
Manufacturing
"New
prices based on the closing prices
1957, for composite and by
Aug. 9, '57
66
86
103 %
3
78 87 Jhii 23
follows (1939—100);
; •*!»
58%
95
4
92 %
Corp 3s,
United Dye ft
59%
52
3.
'
5
102
(DS(>
94.00 Aug
____
86 Va
95
*95%
1998.._Jaxi-Jtdy
1981—May-ZVoy
So)iphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62_..Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—
Mar-.SV7)f
3 %s series A
1973
.7«n-July
3s series B 1973
Feb-A»<7
2%s series C 1976
Feb-Aug
3Vat; series D 1976
—-!
Feb-Awp
3s ueries E 1978
Eeb-Attp
3s series F
1979.
Feb-Awp
3%s series O 1981ILL
—April-Get
'"'4Vis series II
1982
i&I*'—
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3 %s 1970
April-Oof
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971**_./«"-July
Southwestern Gas ft Eleotrib 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
Penn
compared
Thurs.
1971*——*—*—-—ApriZ-Oct
1964—_June-Bec
Jan-July
Water
Harbor
77%
81 Va
Corp—-
illgli
Low
ended Aug. 9,
Composite
90%
V
.
<
-
97 %
81
86
Electric & Gas Co 6s
Service
Public
54 Va
|{augi' f'ti
.
of the common
major industry
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
stocks lor the week
130
1
106
56
Water ft Power 3%s
1970 '
59 Vs
95
England Power 3Vis 1961——
May-lVou
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
%••<)%s due 1553 extended to 1963..—
Ja»-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3',^s 1968——April-Oof
3Vis
59
;
91.12
1957
95.07 July 26
80.25 Feb 13
____•
_____
57%
86%
121%
•
t51%
New
Pennsylvania
80%
85.60
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
50
—
\
fur
Kauge
Low
91.76
1(L
Aug.
*
sttbord debentures
convertible
Jan. 1
Low
25
89
80
A 1993—
May-Nov
A 1st, mortgage 4s series B 1993
——May
Finland Residential Mlge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967—Jan-,July
-Guantanamo ft Western RR 4s 1970
.-.Jan-July
ATt.alian Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs.—
Midland Valley RR 4%
19G3
April-Oct
National
Range Since
51%
83
May
"i
High
V
.
High
92.81
i5_—
The SEC index of stock
Non-Durable
No.
89
"l !i Jan
23
Sold
83
4s series
mortgage
1st
Feb
Bonds
Friday's
fl30
—June-Dec
Division—
Lackawanna of N J
Jail
6%.July
15% Mar
.Bid & Asked
J50
89
_Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970.——.__June-I)eo
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1078——Jan-July
ft
Fri.
current year are as
Apr
65
Sale Price
(35 .Stocks)
92.97
13
Aug.
groups
May
1.200
1994_—. June-Dec
EJec Power 3%s 1970
Steel 0s Aug 1 1998_
Delaware Lack
Thur.
43Va
101
2,500
•Period
Appalachian
Bethlehem
•'Tues. Aug.
VWed. Aug. 14—
Feb
13%
Interest
85.41
93.41
12
Aug.
Apr
5t1,t Feb
Exchange
83.89
Glutting
I>;i te—
Mom
Jan
Week's Range
83.16
.
4%
lyV
85.53
86.11
88.47
17%
4,400
83.86
168.40
Feb
67 Va
2,600
83.36
168.75
July
July
20%
•
86.23
68.34
'
19%
-
85.88
83.83
Jan
13
1,
86.03
84.51
83.52
68.50
HVa July
05%
20
84.47
83,52
86.31
142.18
26Va Mar
Gfr%
Low
Steel
A Amer
12%
10% Mar
,19%
1%
84.11
86.29
88.73
*
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
15% Mar
17%
86.35
89.21
170.51
142.20
39 Va
1%
89.20
170.49
4%' Jan
Jan
94%
BONDS
Stock
23%
Aug
18
: 172.06-
68.90
'
144.32
88.65
% Jan
-
Aug
3%
11%
Friday
American
Jan
Jan
3%
-£1
*
10*
t
Bonds
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
"Mar
91
.
<i% .preference——
Wright nave-reaves Ltd
Zapata
40
\
ities
July
Jan
5s
VUtil-
Ralls
69.21
144.37
485.93
—
Jan
11%
Total
10
Grade
Rails
trials
Stocks
Second
Grade
Indus¬
68.75
146.02
1
First
487.39
14—
3
450
'
496.78
15—
10
.
reg__,—1
ities
_1—l
Aug.
38
Apr
2%
65
roads
492.14
32%
14%
8
41%
10
10
'
10
Total
Util¬
Date
-Aug.
•
1% July
300
3
15
trials
Feb
1%
3
<
29Va Jan
1
i
;
May
35 Va
■
35
'
'
20
492.32
23% Jan
7%
—
Petroleum
(F W)'
•
Rail¬
9
08
1%
3
52%
39
-Bonds
!'
'
30
13
47
25
17%
——-——25
T'Wisconsin Pwr ft I.t 4%% pfd—100
,
Wood (John) Industries I.td
—*
Wood 'Newspaper Machine———1
Woodall Industries Inc..—t
—2
Woolworth
h
,
12
J'ii it
59
500
29
12%
'preferred^:
Woodlev
••
Aug.
Feb
54
G2
—1
common
Feb
35%
Wichita lUver Oil 'Corp*-.
———1-1
Wiekes fTlie) Corp——I
—5
\ Wtlliurus-MeWilliams Industries
10
•♦.-•Williams ill C) At
—r
—1
Brothers
-
Aug.
7%
44
_
c-onv.
♦
13!)% May
29
;
•49 Va
68
43
daily elosim? averages of representative stocks and bonda
the
are
Indus¬
2% July
41
20%
'
53
3% July
Jan
Va
2.100
iV
9
r
101%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
21
62
1%
99%
53
157%
flat,
"Aug.
5% Mar
126%
44
73
73
~3
99 Va 100
$54 Va
$Friday's bid and;.asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week. ►
.,
f.
SReported in receivership.
J
,
,Abbreviations used above—"Cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,", cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; 4,\v w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
Aug
<'■
86% Jan '
700
5%
Va
73 Va
54
Deferred delivery transaction
e
Apr
Jan
2 Va
'
*
5 %>
70 %
54
,1
i
'1% Jan
1% May
;-7•„
.
52
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution., gExrst.pck diyidend.
li Ex-principal.n Undcr-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range.) :f Transaction lor cash
(not included in year's range), xExdividend.
yEx-rights, v,Ex-liquidating dividend.
"
.
.
.
■"No
160
19% Mar
100
2%
Jan
2%
130% Feb
620
156% 159
5 Va
'
.
,.$53
Jan-July
A) ;2s
(Plan
18
July
33% Aug
Feb
Pel)
15 %
Jan
.
3 Va
2% Aug
21/a
30%
-1
Maryland lly T,« 1st pfd—100
Stockholders. Invest Ltd— ' :
dep rets ord shares—
-Is
Western Tablet ft. .Stationery com
*
Westmoreland Coal—
20
Westmoreland Inc
._•,
10
Weyeuberg Shoe Mtg—
—...
1
Whit# -Eagle Internsit Oll Co__—_10c
vVl-ite Stores:Inc nommon_r__—— 1,
.5.%%
104
July
2V4
Amer
West
do
4% Jan
-.
2%
Western
Safe
(Plan
7% Jan
3% July
1,700
Western
5s
stamped
6% Jan
•
1
Va
5s 1972—June-Dec
2%s 2008
It&v-Scpt
(Republic of) —
Slnlclng fund 3s Jan l 1907—,
Rio
Jan
4
.
tf>
73
Denmark
of
.
_•
100
154
52
—
Peru
Jan
4 Pa
3% Aug
30
1
Waltham Precision Instrument Co—_1
' Webb & Knapp Inc
——10c
•'. fed fgerles preference^-——.—
:*
Webster Investors Inc (Del)_
5
Weiman
Company Inc-—___
—1
Went worth Manufacturing——I—1.25
•*. West -TeSas 'UfJli fieS '4.40% pfd——100
Western Leaseholds- I.td—,—,——*
•..
73Va
'
$160
_**_Feb-Aug
1949
Jan
1,200
•$2<sumulalive preferred
1
6
3% Aug
900
5%
•
.
Bond'Inc—,
Wnltt
5%
Bank
Mortgage
,
Aircraft; Co
Wilson
6VaS
59%
July
4V'a
r
'Wallace & Tiernan Inc
V.
(Prov)
1
Jun
141
11%
V
180
4% Jan
'5%
5%
A-
Corp—
(50%
w
Wagner-Baking voting ctfs ext
7'.'o
preferred
*
*
•
65%
V
Apr
115
July
85
Jan
'
•11%
4
—
Germany—
redeemed)
Stocks———-
"•v:'svV':
Waco
3%
6% Jan
11%
1
2
Virginia Iron Coal
Coke Co
Vogt Klanulacturing_——_ J
Vulcan
131
1
Petroleum-,—.
Corporation——:
Vineo
•r
2%
2%
1939
Parana
3
...
X80
52
53
5
$45
High
126,
111Va
,
.
Low
'
154
—FeB-Aug
Jan. 1
'
No.
—
154
City (Peru) 6%s. stamped 1958____Mar-Sept
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
May-JVoo
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
May-Nov
Ar<s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
April-Ocf
,
4%
1
5
$173
ALima
Vd
.V,":v:.-'.'
Valbpar Corp common
_•
$4 convertible preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants
Venezuelan
;
.-Feb-Aug
1947
Range Since
Sold
(City of)
AHanover
Jan
4% Mar
4%
Hanover
Bonds
High
Juue-Deo
7s
1947
6s
Marnuhao
July
5%
47a
Aug
28 Va
3,100
24%
•'. '
/ '
2% Apr
59% May
21
20% Jan
4% Apr
53%
24%
4~a
,
—a
Sugar
e
Jun
31 Va Mar
29% July
15% Feb
.—
-14
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
10% July
1% Jan
.
'
4%
'
Universal
3!A Mar
Munic
Cons
secured
f
7s
46% July
Jan
4
Feb
•43% May
Apr
2
400
Feb
37
27% Feb
3,400
4%
4
34
1%
.25c
-10
16%
-
9%
1
i—;—
American Corp—;—
Universal Consolidated Oil—
Universal
45%
% Jun
30,100
35
1
Jan
10% Mar
3.400
1
Jail
1%
"14% Jan:
39% Aug
31 Va Aug
300
1%
-10c
—1
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common
\
40%
1
Air -■Conditioning Corp
Foil class B
—*
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co__
,
39%
1
US
■(
AS
Apr
208
io
39 Va
—25
—
common-
U S
i
AGerman
Jan
5
5ino
200
'
1%
.
United 'Specialties
'
,
4y>i Aug
.100
-_25
r
39% May
4% Feb
-10s
.United Profit Sharing common—
„10
i 10
-preferred;
—
•United Shoe Machinery common— -25
Week's Range
Last
Sale Prlco
Period
-
Low
a
i United Molasses Co Ltd—
Interest
American Slock Exchange
i
High
Loio
37 T
4?i
5
'
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3G%
♦
5
Elastic Corp—
United
AUGUST 16
Friday
Range
Sale 1'rice
American Stock Exchange
ENDED
Salea
-
105
134
91
105
21%
24%
I
»
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
36
v
..„
Monday, August,19, 1957
(760)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
Par
Tel
American
Service
Cities
Feb
73%
47 %
Aug
54
Jan
16%
9
15% July
1914
Jan
10
11% May
14% Aug
64%
66%
138
58
Mar
70%
Aug
27%
27%
27% Aug
42 %
Jan
1,709
21
__10
37
76 »/4
77%
50
48%
218
53%
com.
36%
.100
47 y4
Assoc
267
-
Feb
July
53% Aug
52
28%
Creek
Coal
Co
417
67%
1,657
52%
Feb
72% July
39
223
37%
Aug
46% Mar
46%
10
42%
Feb
53%
Jun
97% 103%
438
97% Aug
128%
Jan
Detroit Stock
Exchange
13%
5
Delaware
of
Corp
13%
25
12
75
13% Aug
11% Aug
105
32 % May
Theatres
25
12
Lone Star Cement-Corp
.10
36
Loew's Boston
1
1
Narragansett Racing Association
National Service Companies
New
New
Corp
IN
Northern RR
& "Webster
Stone
J)—i
Iuc
Aug.
17%
Jan
Jan
137%
Jun
•Bonn
3
Mar
5%
Jun
Briggs
30
86%
86%
50%
52
20
Fruit
United
•United
26
58
1
45 %
36
200
17%
Feb
955
24% Mar
•DWG
Detroit
43%
2,312
41V4 Aug
40%
584
39% July
45%
45
13%
61%
62%
12.50
/Consumers
13%
50
45
64
Aug
63 %
Apr
14
Feb
'
68% July
,52,% Feb
—
Week's
•■Ford
Motor
Goebel
1—:
Cq__—
Trailer
for Week
Shares
Low
r—
American
Laundry
4%
Gas
Howell
Jligh
High
Low
—
8
——
:—,—„
Jan
3
17%
Feb
23
Aug
25 Va
24
May
28
Mar
25%
150
5%
5-%
225
5
1
10%
10%
100
8% Mar
10Va July
~1
5%
5%
100
5% July
6%. Jau
'
1%
100
1 Va
Aug
3
Mar
799
25%
Jan
27;%
Apr
410
14V'B
Jan
17%
Jun
38%
40%
134
50 Yb
Jan
1
•2Vb
1,500
2-Vi
Feb
84%
85
734
16%
2VB
13%'
__
84%
4%
4
—
.
26
30%
July
18
Aug
Masco Screw Products Co—
Mlcromatic Hone common—
,
90 % Mar
82% July
3% July
200
Apr
,
4% Mar
Wheel
Motor
.
8%
8%
10
Jan
Mt
37%
53%
76%
37%
53%
76%
147
37% Aug
47%
Jan
Niagara
207
53% Aug
68
Feb
77
July
—
—10
—1
*
61%
,62%
156
45%
Jan
62 Vb
—
30%
30%
68
27%
Jan
39 %
Aug
July
—
*
50%
196
7% Feb
40
50%
48%
—
53
1,492
196
44%
9
50%
Jun
109
195
24
Mar
Mohawk
Davis
Peninsular
pfd_
Jan
Rudy Manufacturing
Scotten Dillon common
62
13%
240
13%
Jun
16% Mar
100
66
Feb
67% Aug
40
40
145
36
Jun
44
Jun
Standard
Jan
52
Jan
52
—
4.4%
\
02
'
901
52
28 Va
Jan
Products
Sherman
.
Soss
'
30
40%
Feb
47% July
17%
34
17% .Apr
43%
133
41% Aug
171% 173
429
70%
58%
61
52 %
53%
50
—
14','2
14%
55
17%
18%
253
18'%
13
Jan
30
140
Feb
72%
Feb
65%
Jun
16%
1g
Feb
13%
14%
——
38
110
36% Aug
49Va
Oil' IN
46%
230
41%,Mav
.,———
63%
62%
63%
50
59%
Feb
70
80
65%
80
80
40
64%
Jan
58
Feb
10
—
45%
45%
5
42% Mar
Ohio,.-
16%
17Vo
131
18
27%
50
31 %
Daytqn Power «fc
5
Light
7
Pont
Electric
Harvester
44%
—*
Tel
42%
Feb
10
102 %
27
83%
56%
68
120
503
38%
,67
44%
-
STOCKS
■
Ward
'Notional
Dairy
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
common...
Steel COL
5
A llied Laboratories
205%
177% Mar
Feb
July
v
112% July
68% Apr
,
18
33%
Jun
38%
30%
Jan
:
14%
Jan
22
...
•
36% July
60
/i~:
Jan
lUn
Corp
Aluminium Ltd
.
47% July
..
30
Pernio;
RR
V
—10
-
—'———
SpwrrrRand
Southern
Indiana
£5
Standard Oil
(N J)
*(Ohio)
7
10
Studebaker
Sunray
T1
—„—_
Co
Carbide
—
5
—
U
Woolworth
16%
(F
48%
Feb
20
45
41%
50
,34%
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20
12%
—
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lo
10
100
20%
.25
27%.
62
59%
100
.22% -Feb
48%
i
./
Feb
-
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Transit
58
31% Aug
ia% Feb
41%
25%
48
Jun
Feb "
:
22% May
29% Jan
65 Vb
26 Va
July
25
41%
5
37% Jan
42% July
100
48% Aug
53% Feb
20%
57
21
Jan
41
.Jun
Apr
25 V* July
45%
41 %
41%
s
48%
48%
50
62 %
61%
641
—
54%
54%
25
GVa
6%
100
25%
26%
95
72%
72%
6
60% Mar
75
13%
13%
80
13%
Jan
13%
113% ii5i/a
G0
101%
Feb
124% July
Feb
22% July
—
47%
Feb
6% Aug
2'.%
Feb
61%
62%
8
29%
Jan
footnotes
see
/
-
Automatic
if
a.-
125
64
50
41%
95
40% Aug
45%
Jan
48%
$2,250
48Va Aug
58
Jan
pag^
44.
-
■
.
Apr
-8 %
3
'
Apr
Aug
API-
18.
Feb
57% Mar
72%
52 Va
68
Feb
; Sales
for Week
-
Range-Since Jan.-I
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8%
8:
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50% July
5% .Feb
26
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55
400
33 Va
30V4 Aug
33V2
Jan
;9% Aug
-24%
Jan
10,950
11
1,500 '
..
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36 % Ma v
■ ;
Aug
51% July
83 % Aug
101%>July
.24
Jan
>42
200
17%
1L00
•
16% May
32% Mar
.
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83 Vb
'.18
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63%>J'hy
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4,300
33%
43;,»
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600
l;00d
,
59%
42
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,
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l
500
%
•
—
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40 ... Feb
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45% July
48
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43 %
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100
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31% .Feb
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•,..200
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1,200
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Corp
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Airplane
Fisheries
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500
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July
&
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34%
52%
52 Va
53
1
8
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800
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3,000
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1J4 Mar
4IVa
Feb
32 V a
50
36%
39Vu
700
350
14
26
Mar
44% July
isv'b July
29%
29 Va
300
25%
Feb
39 V4
39 Vb
39%
900
38%
Feb
81%
81%
50
73
Mar
100
?
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45% Jan
—
303
17%
Feb
11%
300
11
45
300
33%
19%
25%
11%
42
5
-12.50
15
19 Vb
1% Jan
50% Jnlv
29% May
29 Va
18%
.
Jun
5
2
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35*'/ Mar
36% Aug
16
2
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,*37
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•i
33 % "Feb
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1%
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—1
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-15% Aug %-•
200
16
39%
5
Gear
Butler Brothers
1%
'■
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•
32%
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300
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22 Va
76
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43.%'
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40%
41 %
-
Jan
61%
__
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5%
46%
—
.,
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67
__
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1,056
154
of Prices
is
•
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•
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21%
__
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42%'
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Jan
53%
850
9
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23%
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4%s
'271
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58% Jan a
52% July
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Cincinnati
.61% .61 Va
.
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u
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25%
.
•
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<
52%
237/a May
49% Jan
38 Vr Feb
'
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22%
.
19% Jan
.53%
.
-
136% May
65 % July
Feb
75
Jan
22%
—
__
1
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8
22%
•
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Westinghouse
5P% Jun
20%
27
25
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Union
100%-Feb
51%
56%
Aug
20%
.20%
__
1
Toledo
28
39%
,
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38% Mar ' >
55%
—
American Machine &
24
1
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American Investment Co
Jan
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Feb
15
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■
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Texas
55%
—
'
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20
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39% July
39% Jan
41%
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—_—
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8% Aug
1T% July
17% Mar
9%
.
50
10
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300
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8
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72% July
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13%
8%
Friday
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33%
„
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Chemical
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compilation of the iound-rlot transactions only
1
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54% Aug
52% Feb
43%
—
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.—
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General Dynamics
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—
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70
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Apr
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—
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180% Mar
70% Aug
170%
70%
—
1
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29 7
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Jan
48% July
17%
58%
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Jam
352
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11%
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—
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44%
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3%
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40
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100
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Mar
205
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Clemens
13%
-
20
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common
—
—
•
13%
13%
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3
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53%
50
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Feb
26%
10
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Apr
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-
26%
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common
International
Jan
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344
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10
,
International
3%
1,049
23
2%
10
Telephone & Telegraph-—100
Lorillard
4%
22%
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100
American Tobacco
General
740
4%
22%
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10
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American
Du
Jan
•-
47% July
Krcsge Co (S S)
Leonard Refineries
43%
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24
,
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—10
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38%
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&
17-/'-. Aug
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4,026
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83% July
36% July
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17-! a
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17
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3
240
460
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45
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83%
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54 V«
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220
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10
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-
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54%"
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51%
25%
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k»rt8
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Aug
18
10
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Jan
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41%
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100
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200
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150
44-.
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Cincinnati Telephone
Dow
Feb
24%
20
Electric
&
preferred
Cincinnati
17%
*; 19
Feb
16%
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„
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125
l.GG%
Hoskins Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Baldwin
Aug
44" a
-5
-5
——;
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Ball
International
Par
3%
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-3
Brewing
Lakes
Great
Sale*
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710
a
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16%
f1
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Hoover
of Prices
Last
;
79%
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Ex-Cell-O Corporation
-
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
44
20
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Sale Price
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44;*'
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Steel
Fruehauf
STOCKS
Apr
8% Aug
v_—
——
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Jan
12%
5
496
common
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Edison
.Detroit
Feb
Po^vcr
Cigar common——
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27% Aug
47% Jan
45
System
110
15% May
28% July
'
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—
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5
——
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22
I8V11
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3%
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1
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—
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Burroughs
Consolidated
49% May
20% Jan
Feb
18%
27%
39%
25
Mfg common
common
Chrysler Corp
Jan
41%
43 %
—.——•
Co
26% ./26%
26%
:.
——-3.50
13%/May
150
65% May
May
18%
27%
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23%
60
26%
1
Jan
28% May
2% Jan
May
105
43%
*
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"HHgh:
122.
18%
common—,2
common.-.—5
Manufacturing
<Budd
20% Aug
351
2,246
Aluminum & Brass
91 % Mar
22%
Feb
24% May
64%
Mach. Corp
Feb
20
200
1%
21%
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Inc..
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26
1%
345
61 V\
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,
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1-4% -.14%
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Metal
American
60 % July
86% May
42%
662
20%
.
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
Wrigley Stores
132
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ACF
20
2,842
h,—7
Association
Oil Co
15%
Mar
138
16
15%
Pennsylvania
RR
Co
-80
Quincy Mining Co..
—25
Reece- .Folding Machine. Co——,—-—2
Standard
12c
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
lligh
LOW
Par
Skates
-
Jun
14
Jan
6c
3,200
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Apr
40% July
Feb
12
Last
STOCKS
133% 134%
5%
5%
16
134
-5
Chemical
Shawmut
9c
100
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Mathieson
Olin
25
13
6c
20
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50c
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Norbute
37%
"
12%
15»/4 May
15%
Sales
Week's
Friday
Lamson-
PON 11AC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
59% Mar
54 %
46%
common
Copper Corp
' DETROIT
,
Jan
65%
65%
Co
■
,
WOodward 2-5625
Telephone:
81% Mar
47
Ford Building
42% July
74% July
38-%
Co-_,
Electric
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Midwest
\
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Stock
American
York Stock Exchange
New
Jan
—10
Co
Motor
Kennecott
57%
13%
Gillette Co—
Island
180% Mar
16%
cumulative preferred—
General
8% Mar
Jun
13%
First Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
Jan
5
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Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel
4% ft
48
5%
170 Vi
298
61%
47%
47 %
Members
123
4,014
58%
25
RR common-
Hecla
&
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_100
—
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&
Low
7%
7
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
nigh
171% 173
172 %
„50
Boston Edison
Boston
Shares
Loto
.100
Anaconda Co
Calumet
for Week
—5
Corp
Tel—
&
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Motors
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
ENDED AUGUST 16
FOR WEEK
RANGE
19%
100
18% Mar
25 %
25%
GOO
23%
Mar
Feb
Jun
.
83
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Jun
Feb
May
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21 Va
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Number 5665
186
Volume
...
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(761)
37
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
.
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•
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Super" Carp--—.-I-i——10<V.
Calumet & Hecla Inc..—
—:——5
Canadian Prospect Ltd._16%c
Carrier Corp common
_10
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
•
Central & South
West Corp
5
Central Illinois Light Co
—
Central Illinois Public Service
—10
&
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13%
13 r'8
3%
2,200
5,900
3%
3%
47%
15%
15%
15%
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13%
45%
High
1%
Apr
11%
Chemical
Jan
Jan
Mount
17%
Jan
Aug
5
Aug
Feb
200
14%
37
38%
500
34%
Jan
42% May
48%
48%
100
48
Aug
56
900
27% Jun
31% May
25
31
Vernon
(The)
Va
convertible
50c
Muskegon
Napco
Industries
National
Cylinder
National
Distillers &
50Va Aug
62
600
60
Feb
69%
19%
500
16 Va
Feb
36%
37
200
30 !4
Feb
43
Aug
100
Apr
Inc
Cities
•,
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;—8.50
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10
:
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National
40
129
140
Feb
25%
I,000
64%
66 V*
700
24% Aug
58 Va Mar
42
42%
200
38 y4
6%
Jan
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..
Jan
42
400
3%
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Jun
40% July
3% Aug
400
Jan
45% Mar
5% Jan
Feb
37
New
York
Central
3
200
24
5% Jan
Mar
Jan
26
2% Jan
3% Jun
7Ve
8%
29,300
61%
100
61 Va Aug
68% July
43%
300
30%
50
July
23%
24%
900
28
May
40
40
40
200
32 %
6% July
33
150
9
300
9
9%
Feb
23% Aug
/ 35 Va Apr
100% Feb
200
124% 124%
32 Va
Jan
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138
Jun
39%
July
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30 >4
31
1
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23%
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800
23 V» Aug
36% July
38% Jan
34 %
17 %
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34%
2,000
31% Aug
41% Jan
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18 V*
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16
Co
0
18 Vs
17%
18%
8,200
17% Feb
19% July
(Un)
5
42%
42%
43%
500
19%
49% May
16
16
16 Vs
3,700
67
67%
350
•
RR
American
Aviation
American
Car
Northern
461,4
Jun
Northern
Illinois
51
Feb
3% Aug
500
40%
1
North
Jan
Northern
Pacific
37%
22%
22%
100
22% Aug
22% Aug
15%
16%
800
15% Aug
20%
500
100
25
61%
8%
10
Mfg
North
Aug
37
15%
&
70% May
v
3%
25
Mar
July
42
1,100
Tile
25%
Feb
41%
'
9
3%
„
—
1
5
821/4 July
41%
W»
—
-5
—
40
5
National Standard Co
Feb
24%
37
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Co
Coleman-
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
12%
140
..
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37%
400
-4s
—
35%
1
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Co
Jun
2,200
■
■
Gypsum
Lead
Jan
8
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National
34
80
. :
—
Corp—
——*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common——_—1
Cleveland Electric Ilium
15
Clevite Corp
—_
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Products
City
;
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&
1,600
3
1
10
7%
.
80
24%
36 Va
25
5
%
Gas
200
,
...77%
1
25
——
Cincinnati Gas
140
*
common
Corp
40% July
36 Vb
50c
2,700
34%
10%
.r—
Cash Register
National
200
63%
18%
10
Co
30V4 Feb
•
*
Jan
50%
62%
19
34
■.
High
1,300
41%
1
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Apr
50%
63
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Oil
£019
36%
1—5
com
preferred
class
20% July
50 %
*
1,100
10
Towel
Range Sinee Jam. 1
High
35
36%
•
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28 V4
26
Chicago-Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co«,—*
Chicago
Co
Muter
27%
25
Chicago South Shore & So Bend-_12.50
Christiana
Low
Motor Specialties—
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Feb
National
Chrysler Corp
Shares
May
37 Vb
•
25
'
for Week
35
2
(Un)
63%
3Vi Aug
4538
Monsanto
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip)
& Co (Un)___
15%
Am-
200
Jan
-v/V;.,;//-
.
Par
■
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
'
2,100
25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
& Pac common
Ry—•
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r!
-
25 Vb
Chic Milw St Paul
Chicago. & Northwestern
5';V series A preferred
High
I
Week'a
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Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
1
,
AUGUST 16
STOCKS
Shares
1
—
■
Low
\.
V
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Champlin Oil & Refin Co common
S3
convertible preferred
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Last
Sale Price
stocks
43 "a Mav
Jan
Illinois
Northern
i"
Corp
Corp
Gas
Ry
States
Power
(Minnesota)
Northwest
(Un)
500
28
Feb
Mar
18
Jan
Jun
Co—
8
(Un)
10
Bancorporation
<
\
16
17%
Aug
Jun
'
65% Jun
77% Jbn
r
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t
Commonwealth Edison common
preferred
$4.64
—
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Power
Consumers
Co
Can
'
&
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.
Du
Oil
93% July
102% Mar
94
29%
3,100
44%
;
100
Oak
Oklahoma
.vjar
31 '/a
Apr
Oiin-Mathieson
300
44%
Aug
49%
Jan
Owens-Illinois
17%
Jan
20%
'•*.
'
■
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'
'
Aug
46% July
Pacific
Electric
17%
II,200
11%
Feb
17%
Aug
Pan
28%
700
21 Va
Feb
36%
Apr
Peabody Coal Co
30
300
29% Aug
35
39%
2,800
39
Aug
46 7 b May
28%
100
27%
Feb
32 Va May
23 Va
400
21
57%
58
400
56% Mnr
18%
18%
300
.
300
192 Va-196
July
178
Jan
28
May
17%
6R
Feb
Jun
19
Feb
Co
May
205% July
Drive
i.
Fruehauf Trailer
200
84 Va
Va
100
6 Va
Gas
—
51 %
Jan
112% Julv
Feb
6%
5% Mar
16%
55
200
1,400
&
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15%
Apr
59% Mar
16%
lSVa
100
16 Va
Feb
13%
13%
1,050
12%
Jun
17
17%
900
17
Aug
79%
7
Peoples
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Light
——-*
Corp.-.————166%
General Public Utilities-—.—4
-5
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General
Corp
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General
.
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Products
OUleUe
(The* Co
200
80
72
Jan
86% Mar
57 %
1,400
54Va
Aug
67%
2,200
52 Va
Feb
72% July
48%
48%
200
40%
Jan
49
43%
44%
5,100
38 Va
Feb
47% July
36%
100
34% Mar
39%. May
2 Va
3
Aug
Apr
14%
9% July
*
Jan
683a
Apr
July
38 Va
„
40
%
900
38%
Aug
45% May
89 !b
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200
84% May
97% July
100
53
Jan
57% July
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1,000
37 Va
Aug
46%, Mar
36%
36%
100
34V4
Jun
36% July
53
53
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Mickelberry's
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South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
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River
Portland
70%
110
59%
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2%
700
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47 Va
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56%
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57%
400
50%
1,000
48% Aug
63
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14 % Mar
18%
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44%
46
43%
52%
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35%
500
34% Aug
39% May
65 Va
65%
100
60 %
Feb
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400
38
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33%
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1,000
35%
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23%
700
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Royal
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&
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1,000
19%
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23%
Jan
May
23% Aug
Jan
38
July
10% Jan
52>4 Aug
64% July
52 V»
600
58% May
26% Jun
400
24% July
IOV4 Feb
July
29%
100
26%
100
55 Ye Aug
60 Va
61
100
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'
57% Feb
12
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31% July
61
July
62
May
12
11%
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31
31
31%
800
31
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47% Jan
21%
22
250
21
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25% Mar
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27
27
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13%
13%
13%
2,600
100
12%
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25% Jun
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Feb
13% May
12
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10%
10%
400
9% July
11% May
B
1
10%
10%
200
9% Julv
11% May
Steel Strapping Co
Class
Signode
1
27%
27%
100
27% Aug
32% Apr
Sinclair
1
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Bend
Lathe
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Standard
58%
58 Va
59 y4
600
15
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South
40
59%
300
55%
61
37% May
400
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29 Vb
1
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Serrick
8% May
j
10
500
10
July
12 %
Jan
91
91
100
79
Mar
99
Jan
39
50
32%
Jan
42% July
34%
600
331/2
Jun
38%
29%
500
86
Va
100
26
Feb
86 Va
Aug
9%
100
300
94% Mar
9% July
Jan
31% Julv
114%
Apr
IIV2
Feb
108% July
57%
56
59%
2,300
8
Works
(U11)
(Un)
„•
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2
common
Brands Inc (Un)-—
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Oil
of
California
Oil
of
Indiana
Standard
Oil
(N J)
67%
65
Jun
July
30%
550
Mar
33
24%
300
20%
Jan
25 V®
July
42%
43%
800
42%
Feb
46%
Jan
30 Va
22%
30%
300
26%
Jan
32% Jun
22%
23%
3,800
20 Va
Feb
Jun
26% July
12% Apr
28
•
11
400
10%
41%
300
37% Jan
6%
6%
400
5%
Jan
54%
6%
11
41%
11
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30%
43%
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(Un)
55
47% Feb
24%
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Standard
Standard
56%
600
43%
Feb
Jan
42% July
6% Aug
59% July
25
48%
48%
49%
4,100
48% Aug
62
(Un)
7
62%
61%
64%
3,900
53%
68% July
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Railway
1
16%
I6V4
500
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Jan
Storkline
Sundstrand
Sunray
Company
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361,4
100
32
Feb
41% Apr
I6V4
16%
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18.
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1,900
22%
21
23%
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26%
15
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1
25%
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15
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1
Mid Continent Oil Co
&
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36V4
16 y4
10
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Machine
18% July
36'4
1
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Studebaker-Packard
15% Jan
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
Container Corp
Stone
Swift
45% Mar
36 Va
36%
800
36 Va
Aug
4 61/2 May
36%
36%
400
36%
Aug'
39%
23Vi
Jan
24%
100
102%
400
98
Aug
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48%
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3%
100
24%
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98
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3% July
26
128%
50
6%
33%
50
900
12
May
5% Aug
21
Aug
22%
Feb
33 Vi
34
1,200
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35%
(Un)__7.50
35%
100
35% Aug
15%
May
Feb
8%
Jan
28%
Jun
29 V4
Jun
49%
Ian
44% Apr
200
10
14 %
500
13% July
3 Va
July
15
Jun
15%
Jan
25 %
Jan
24%
100
24%
10%
1,300
10%
Jun
13%
500
62%
Aug
73
18 Va Mar
25
25%
150
68 Va
1,050
55%
Feb
10
2%
Aug
3
3
37/2
52
49% May
16% May
25%
27%
1,300
13%
13%
400
1
52 »4
52'4
100
42%
Feb
55% July
34%
35 »/b
200
34% Aug
41% Apr
35%
28
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800
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1
31%
31%
32 %
1,700
26%
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26%
27%
200
22%
Feb
63%
63%
100
62%
Jan
112 Vb 115V»
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Continental Corp
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Union
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of
RR
26%
600
California-
25
54%
54%
55%
600
52%
10
28 Va
28
%
28%
800
2P% July
—10
25%
25%
26%
United
States
Gypsum
Apr
United
States
Industries
17%
Aug
19% July
100
26 Va
Feb
2 8 !4
600
31 Va
33%
600
31%
Aug
35 V2
35 V*
400
31 %
Jan
37
May
26%
30
600
26%
Aug
46%
50 Va
51
200
37Va
39
500
18
Air Lines Inc.
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1
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61/4 Aug
8
Feb
50% Aug
U S Steel
jan
July
30% Jun
64
Apr
4
1,800
57
100
Jan
Western
July
21% May
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7%
45
61 Vi
Apr
64
14%
Feb
Jan
Apr
July
Jun
14%
100
17
Apr
1,000
40% Mar
48%
Jan
66 Va
65%
67%
3,500
87% Mar
14
13
14
29%
29%
1
10'4
10 Va
2%
\
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Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whlrlpool-Seeger Corn
200
18
Aug
900
10
Aug
151/4
Jan
Wieboldt
11%
200
IOV2
Jan
121/4
Jan
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
34%
34%
100
Jun
Wisconsin
6%
6"'b
200
Ian
90 Vs
900
58%
Feb
99% July
33
100
33
Aug
371/4
33
51 Va
52
600
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150
14% Aug
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Wrigley
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62
62
63%
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22%
22%
600
14%
14%
73%
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18
Mar
29 Va
Jan
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77%
350
12
29%
100
111/4
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18 Vs
300
77%
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30
11% July
Apr
20%
69%
Feb
22% Aug
77%
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Jan
68% July
26% Feb
81
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20%
600
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100
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300
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43%
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5
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41
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25
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41/4 May
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--
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200
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62 Va X63
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1,100
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51
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Aug
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57% Jan
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100
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Feb
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42%
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151% May
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14
common—__tt->—
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20% Jan
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700
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Jun
14%
500
7%
10
60
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Feb
108
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700
98 Va 100 Va
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16% Mav
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9%
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9%
,
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14%
62
.
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—
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500
9%
86%
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15%
28%
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38
15 Va
39
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——*
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Kansas
41%
42% Mar
47 Va
34%
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3 Vb July
Jan
^
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&
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Jan
10
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Jan
1%
2%
—:
21
——*
Inteilake Steamship Co
—*
International Harvester
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International Mineral <fc Chemical
5
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(Un)
7.50
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Aug
29'%
300
20%
1
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39%
400
3,500
69%
49%
RR
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39
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Jan
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Jan
32%
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54%
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700
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24 Va
500
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51%
Aug
48% Aug
Feb
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Jun
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26%
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800
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Montana-Dakota
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Petroleum X'o
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10
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Co
Co Inc
Monsanto
353b Aug
123
13
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Navigation
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2,423
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89*i
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46% Mar
37%
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Pacific
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Frank
52% July
63*a July
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123
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30c
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Magnavox Co (Un)
Marchant Calculators
Meier
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Apr
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95
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162
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115
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Jan
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237
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232
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May
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136
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31
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.
725
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8% Aug
25% Aug
29 %
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98 % May
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15
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167
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10
12.50
30
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321
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7*8
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3512
43
224
8%
50% July
.
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17
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Jan
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Jan
13
23
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Imperial Development Co Ltd-,.
65% May
1
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Canadian
Canadian
Jan
47
Apr
53 %
46 %
5
1%
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale (UntSouthern
36
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418
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15
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California
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53 Va
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8
38%
a
6%
4% Aug
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47%
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52%
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20
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38% Mar
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51
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44
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20
35%
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20%
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38% Alar
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July
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6
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10
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for Week
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Paper Corp Ltd
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Sales
Range
43%
10
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Bowater Corp 5%
5 % % preferred
Week's
of Prices
.
10
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Class B
Bell
14%
•
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100
7.0
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Jan
July
Jan
8% Alay
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28% Aug
4,185
85%
37%
Feb
26
62 Va
27%
,
Low
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31% Feb
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75 7 a
Jan
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V
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Apr
33% May
15%
32%
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62 %
79%
:
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan
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2%
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15%
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common
64%
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61%
—
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San Toy .Alining
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Feb
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common
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Range Since Jan. 1
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i
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—
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co
U
Aug
Walker
Manufacturing
Natco
Aug
25%
10
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Low
Sales
for
of Prices
"5
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14% Aug
47% Jan
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;
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Equitable Gas Co
for Week
13 %
Jan
Feb
Apr
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51
8.467
43
Feb
57%
pfd_50
48%
50
110
46
Jun
50
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42
42
60
41
May
46
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10
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43
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34%
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Jan
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Friday
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82
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of Prices
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pfd
common
Jan
27%
990
320,.
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Bank
28%
preferred
Algoma Steel new.Aluminium Ltd
Jun
17%
26
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar 5%
64'%
Jun
74
1
United Gas Improvement
Universal Marion Corp—
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Friday
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Feb
Jan
15%
135
28 Va
34%
73 Va
United Corp
Montreal Slock Exchange
common
Jan
Jan
Jun
25%
Jan
RANGE
Paper
Apr
July
311/4 Apr
54% Alay
779
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24%
25%
CANADIAN MARKETS
Abitibi
32%
73:%
10
—
Jan
18
198
65%
Sale Price
Jun
5
Jun
6
52%
STOCKS
17
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Columbia
124% July
29% Apr
1,900
1
10
Canadian
22%
Jan
•
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of
18 Va
Jun
Jan
377
Gas
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28
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80
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Jan
10
May
26%
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•
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Jan
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40% Alay
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16% July
6% July
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41% May
41 Va Apr
9
353
1
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•
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20 %
com
common
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South
26% Mar
34
10,009
5
15%
7%
50
preference
20% May
30% Jun
27%
12%
3
6%
10
Co
Scran ton-Spring Brook Water
Service Co
:
Jan
Feb
62%
1.40
divid
7
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common
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Public Service Electric & Gas
44% May
Jan
62
1
Progress
Jan
26%
25%
1
Light
July
8%
*
com
&
Corp
Potomac Electric Power
18% May
81 Va July
35
Corp
Power
Philco
68% July
61% Jun
5
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Preferred
20
36
11%
111% 115%.
26% 26%
54 %
56
a
Jan
42 % July
5,634
318
62
1
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15%
37
25
Co
29% Feb
15
20%
185
16%
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590
39%
15%
>
361 ij
26%
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17% Alar
47%
20
34%
1
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Jan
Aug
10
36,%
17%
a
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14%
27
15%
30%
38^'
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Feb
1
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251/4
27%
211
15%
27
38 %
v
28% July
Feb
Jun
July
•
24%
25% Aug
60% July
U
18%
25
10
May
16% Aug
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
135.'
370
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Feb
10
Feb
19%
26 Va
Aug
59% July
61% Jan,
Jan
950
common
23 %
ID''a
2570
Apr
47% July
42
Jail
16%
(U11)
50
1
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Pennsylvania
Jun
28%
Inc
38% Alar
70% July
21
16%
Corn
7,680
46 Va
33
28%
Gas
26
Jan
76
16%
Industries
44 7 a
26
18 Va
Jun
Aug
5
43%
59% Mar
Feb
56 %
Apr
10
44
53% Augv;
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40%
Jun
2,010
>
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5 Va
•
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122
13%
4%
515
17-
43%
26%
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53%
16-%
July
61%
54%
5
53%
16%
1
Apr
34% Mar
88 7a
42%
665
34-4
54
16%o
37 %
"
61%
615
32%
Jun,
31% Aug
80
Feb
43%
1,936
22
33%
'
61 %
14
176
994
'53'
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82%
'*
27
709
34%
31% .31%
Apr
50
72 7'a
2,901
51% May
RR
13%
22%
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Chemicals
26%
35%
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Co
Jan
82% July
jail;
41%
*
10
37%
Jun
64%
90
45%
•:
Pennsalt
13%
35 Va
32%
'
13
*'
Pennsylvania
26%
35-%
Jun
21% Alay
Apr
21% Aug
34%
Jan
11%
8% Aug.'.
16% Alar
12%
71 %
1
15
450
J
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1
(The)
30 Va July
Feb
32% May
26% July
72
a31%
c
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1,700 July
35% Aug
33%
22
t
common
Apr
Jan
Jan
82%
,
31%
t
12%
1,323
-
Aug
Aug
180 % Alar
Jan
'
393 !
163,
34%
55 Va
,2G7a
'878'
'
High
31 % Alay
.
7%
45%
5
v
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Corp
Feb
a30
33%
—1
Co
9
t
34%
1.66%
Merck & Co Inc
29 % May
28%
S
Jan
Pennroad
Feb
a34%
21%
25% July
5% Aug
33%
__
Martin
Jan
48%
30%
(The)
L70Va
93"
..
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«a
45%
31%
"V,
Jun'.
26
1,240
*
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11
e
,
45% Mar
690
30%
33%
M
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—
Jan
45Va
464
/—•
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July
40% May
49'%
70%
7
Jan
48%
'
79%
__5
Dairies
,26%
3,8121
19 Va
—__10
Co
Hamilton Watch Co
Feb
30% Mar
20%
48%
__
22-%
Motor
'
30
—
Ford
64% May
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
24%
22%
18%
34%
25
General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers
6
•13%
8%
19
_a
Fidelity ,& Deposit Co
45%
471
10
U
Jun
1,466
12.50
United
May
91%
,
1
.25*.
13%
9
—
1,444
54%
Co
834
Range Since Jan. 1
,
'
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Duqudsne Light Co10
Electric Storage Battery
—T10
00%
58%
25
Fruit
5
.
Feb
Feb
Oil Co of Calif
United
^an
-23
May
114% Jan
,.
-,'
98% Aug
,
12
„
27%
•
46%
__
27%
111 %
—.
Jan
Jcuy
45
L010
53%
26 •29%
,1J
:
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171% 173
;
31:
21
26%
.
j
Exchange
Week;
26%
52%
172%
1.80
—
45%
60%
•
(Un)
,
,20% Mar
.
High
26%
—_I4
—
for
of prices
—6.50"
:
common
Co—
55%
__
lUn)_ -III
Inc
t20c
'it 6
•
..
7% Aug
.1
50
32o
,
Aug
Jan
32% May
63% July
Sales
Range
53%
—100
Curtis Publishing Co.
5% .July
Feb
4
77
42%
278
1.
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
1,739
Union
Aircraft Corp
Corp (Un)
*0%
125,
?
IVeek's
•
60%'
8,129
—1
(U11)
Aug, ;;
'
13 % May
p
410
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V
Low
;_pi
,
Tel—
Baltimore Transit Co
Budd Company
Jail
10
United
Jun
17%
Co
m
< i
July
20
Feb
:
10
—
Co
&
City Electric Co—
Baldwin-Lima-IIaniilton —L_
96% July
.
2% Aug
Union
United
23%
common
Stores
Tel
Arundel Corporation
Feb
Jun
560
Corp
Electric Co (Un)_.
Pacific Ry
98%
Last
Atlantic
Jan
23%
25%
1,888
3%
56%
—
,(Un)_,
98%'
Jan
-10
Carbide
Union
48
•
Feb
19
41%
—
Wood Steel
American
Jan
17%
27%
57
—
Union Sugar
United Air Lines
26%
31% Aug
18% Aug
54
,
Co
,
Feb
16c
a.ooo„
'407a
7:%
Sale Price.
.44% Mar
July
19%
Feb
203
50c
Corp
(Un)
131
41%
(U11)—
partic class A_
7%:
Par
Alan
July
Apr
2,815
25
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Union
'
_1
—
4034
l'rid»y
Apr
82
■48%
27/a
4%
83%
;
16%
t.16'%
27 %
3%
Feb
11
61%. Feb
508
42
7.50
.
03
..
,
52%
v,
Baltimore Slock
May
402
43%
25
common..
Tri-Continental
Warrants
'
661
82"
16%
41
_5
(Un)
14 3a May
,
,
20%
896
17c
15%, l53a
STOCKS
Jun
i 42 %
30% Aug
1
.
62%'
17c'
iTJnt.
May
60%
54%
(Un)
—
Tube
307
'
v
May
38
7
—
5%
20%
82
4i%
10
Realty & Construction Co.
TreeSweet
1 g7b
20%'
*
common
Oil
33
6%
U
,17c
+'
Jan
31% July
Feb
1
(The)
Thriftimart Inc
Tidewater
2,093
41%
——_—10
(Un)_
5
(Calif)
Corp
Inc
575
t
43%
5
Oil
(Un)—
(Un)
Gulf Sulphur
Textron
-•I
19%
1
(U11)
common
&
Jan
Jan. 1
lt,moh
...
55% Feb
,'..17% Apr
,fi 36?:
28%
...J25
Youngstown Sheet
202
..
,16' 18%
62.'a
"•
Jan
Feu
,25
Texas Co
Texas
31%
18%
*
(U11)
99c
28%
34% Mar
100
31%
—
25
Bylvania Electric Products—
TXL
-20%'
18%
'. i—
2
Chemical Co—
&
318
20%
15
50c
Studcbaker Packard
Sunrav Mid-Continent
Swift
a30% a32'/2
a30%
'Li
15
—
; 27%.
'
79% Aug
i
Feb
25%
3,576
2 '•
California
60
117a
,
V
1
Preferred
.»
: 1,300
Jan
39%
157
78 %
•
Stanley Warner Corp
Superior
14%
76%
78
_5
(Ind)
Sterling Drug Inc
602
'
A
I
„
common
American
—*
25
%
26
1,450
2.50
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
(U11)—
Stauffer
27%
35%
5
of
Co
26%
231
30%
Petroleum
Inc common
Standard Brands Inc
Oil
30%
30%
Sperry-Rand Corp
Standard
Aug
50
Co
Co
22%
215
Spiegel
Oil
75
38
Southern Railway Co (Un)
Southwestern Public Service
Standard
Feb
55%
(Un)
Pacific
Aug
38
3
California
85c
63%
......
54%
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co common
4.32%
cumulative preferred
:
4.24%
preferred
Southern
900
23Va
28%
__
1,511
16,069
.
33
—1
ser
10-8
Feb
76
23Va
29
1
pfd
17
" 85c
85c
_1
(U11)
58;,4
13%
21%'. Jan
15%
74
com
Gas Co
8% Aug
Jail
16% Aug
•
".74
,
Jo
.
Co
Luw
■
13%
2.7%
--10
Cab
Range Since
.
High
13%
64 %, May
58
Mar
54%
Inc—
13%
Wilson & co Inc (Uu )——
Wooiworth tF W) -tbnr—vi
2334 Mar
59
52,% July
7.50
Cal
;
250
;
39% July
51%
Co
Co
Jan
615
1
—
(Un)—
Feb
%
10
429
1
Co
172
,
48%
22% Mar
52%
20 g
Co (Un)
Co
Southern
723
Stores—
Pacific Ry Co—
..—10c
Yellow
Shares
.
Dcpt
Williston Basin Oil Explorii—'
8% May
54%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A_.
Southern
3,086
34%
:
52Va-:
San Diego Gas & Elec com—
10
Schenley Industries (Un)
1.40
Schering Corp (Un)—_———_____15c
Shasta
1914
34
.5
Stores Inc
Joseph head <Un)_—
St Loifis-Sa.ni Francisco Ry ,(Un)
St Regis Paper Co
(Uh)
,!
Finance
Jan
■
54Va
—;
Roebuck
31 %
Jan
iq34
25
(Un)
Safeway
Seaboard
Aug
5%
52%
*
St
Sears
23%
731
54%
Corp
W Pine Poods
and
Aug
30 J
-
v,.
vJan
10
(U11)
Bros
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
23%
-1
_
Co
34
Feb
19
_i
;
39%,.Alay
16%
6Va
8%
Western
Jun
100
>■
23Va
8%
Western Union'Telegraph (Un)_.
—2:50
Westinghouse Air Brake (U11))
---10
Westiuglvou.se Elec Corp, (U11)
-12.50
31% Jan
23.% Aug
53*8
53Va
Western
48%
38%Mar
230
23%
6%,.
66% A,<g
Jan
for Week
Low
17%
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pr.r
Apr
1,904
531 ^
Co—.—;—.c—*4—1
'Corp,—„
a23
22% :g3%
High
14%
1,136
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
00
:
379
,
23%
23'a
1
Manufacturing Co—
Ranch Oil
Rice
a22%
——_2.50
Reynolds. Metals Co (Un)_
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)_
Rheem
35%/
__1
——
Inc
42 Va
34%
500
110
;
_—
Rexall
42'8
;
„■
;.
Republic Aviation Corp tUn)
__1
Republic Pictures (Un)^.;——_50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Revlon
—;
35%
5
4.—;
Low
15,
66Va
a22%
1
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
66'a
•
L'
America (Up)
Rayonier, Incorporated common
Radio Corp of
AUGUST 16
Friday
Shares
15
—*
ENDED
for Week
Low
3
(
WEEK
Sales
lUDge
of Prices
,
Sale Price
22
page 44.
-
••
22
15%
42%
Jan
25% Aug
35
Apr
22
29% Jan
41.
July
Aug
4'a'o
4 % %
British
preferred
Elec
^
com
:
5%
preferred
Columbia
a41l" a41%
50
Forest
Products
•
11
10*4.
11
39
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
40
Monday, August
.
.
.
19, 1957
(764)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED AUGUST 16
Week's
Last
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Frio*
of Prices
STOCKS
Brown Co
—
preferred
26
Jan
32
37
780
32
Aug
42
Apr
101
101
385
ioi
Jan
110
49%
49%
49 y2
50
48
May
40
43
315
29
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
45
45
47%
690
45
Feb
55
45%
55% Jan
25
25
25%
1,920
23%
Apr
28
July
26
26 y4
430
Mar
29
Jun
13%
13%
15
1,250
13% Aug
19
28
29
310
16
15%
16
5,320
al6
al6
150
6%
6%
6%:
550
122
122
122
—10
-
II25
—
,
100
Fairbanks Morse pfd
.
;
.
24
.
^8%
122
26
19%
m
AUB
18%
19
Canadian
Pacllio
Canadian
16%
45
780
43
Aug
19
Aug
33%
33%
30 y4
Cock8hutt
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
Glass
class
& Seal
Crown
Cork
Crown
28%
31%
2,312
20
21%
1,015
26%
29%
455
ISg
225
22 y2
5,610
26%
26y8
27%
160
17
575
14%
Feb
Feb
•
oi
Anf
16
Co
18
Distillers Seagrams
—a
27%
Dome
1.50
16
15
141/4
52
50
«
is
16
is y4
620
17!/4 July
17' July
17,2
H
-4
26%
27%
3,235
26% Aug
11
•
12
1,150
9.50 Jan
33
Jan
13% Apr
23
27%
5,630
19% Jan
28% July
24
common-—
preferred
Jan
A,jr
22
100
July
:2
Jan
4
26
26
200
17
Jan
40
,
17%
17%
170
;
,
.
*
5
Belgium
Burns & Co
49%
52
905
Feb
32% Aug
39%
Jan
10
Aug
%
10
10%
10,316
7%
7%
8y«
1,185
11
11
11%
235
11
Aug
30
30
30
355
30
Jan
55% Jun
12/4 Jan
9,4 Jun
13% Apr
30% Jan
18%
18%
19
1,127
17
Feb
22
7%
7%
50
10
7.4 Aug.
6/2
300
May
Jan
7/4
Jun
10
9% July
10 %
260
5%
5%
312
1.10
100
al9
al9
al9
40
17
17%
990
15 Va
Jan
a50%
a51
190
52
Jun
17 y*
A_^—,
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Preferred
970
19
24
Aug
27%
27%
30%
1,111
Ll
-
18
May,
55% Apr
25% Apr
33% Jan
Aug
2,165
51%
27% Jan
94
Aug
31% May
103
Feb
96
60
6
6.
100
5
Jan
6
1,240
51
Aug
66
8
54
v
175
e
Aug
'
Aug
Apr
Jan.'
Mar
•
6%
6
6%
100
•
.*
a81c
a82c
25
82
Aug
85
38
38
39
750
38
Aug
27 %
27 V*
29
1,255
22
Apr
47
May
30Vz July
common—
—
Great Lakes? Paperr Go Lt<L
Gypsum Lime & Alabai—
Home 011 class A—
16%
*
.*
—
Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
20
28%
Consolidated
17%
16
•
16 %
15%
17%
-•
27%
27%
29 y4
52
52
55
6,067
53
21
49%
49 %
51 %
5,420
10%
Bay Mining.;
Imperial- Bank
10
Imperial OH LttL—
•
Imperial Tobaooo of Canada,cool..
•
6% preferred
4.68%
a53
.
.
5%
28
45
50
a50% a50%
a50%
*
ar3'
15%
Apr
ajtov
r,n
Jan
Ana
60
Mav
941/4 ^Dr
1R
Tan
25
Jun
12
lulv
12
Julv
Int Nickel of Canada common
•
International Paper common—
7.50
International Petroleum-Go Ltd•
International Utilities Corp common
5
81%
79%
87%
12,552
79%
Au"
93 %
91%
95
1,059
90%
Mai*
46
45%
48
680
42%
Tan
57%
Apr
27
27
31
625
27
Aug
70
Jun
Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines.—
Jamaica Public Service Ltd common
46%
45
49%
4,325
45
Aug
62
May
22%
22%
20
21
24
Jan
12%
a
110%
103
12%
360
9
75
18
July
19
Mar
13%
19
Jan
Jun
May
Lewis Bros Ltd——.
•
58%
a8%
100
♦
18%
18%
18 %
550
if-Jan
19Vi May
MacMlllan
•
27%
27%
28%
855
27% Aug
35
•
25
25
25
200
25
25
Corp
Ltd
common.
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
common
-
Class
Molson
6%
7
4,510
6
so y2
82%
235
79
68
67%
73
1,225
47%
47%
50
50
_
A
*
8
8
8%
1.50
1.50
1.50
Class B
25
25
25
Montreal
Trust.
Morgan Si Co
25
25
25
16%
16%
17%
Aug
7%
common
Preferred
85
Jun
48
Jan
Arno
Mar
11
Jan
Jan
23Vi
Apr
26% July
26
July
Jan
18
22%
Jan-
37%
37%
55
35
Jun
40
a21 V4
a22
70
20
Jan
22%
5
11%
11%
105
10
Feb
May
May
Jun
12
12
24
25%
1,120
24
Aug
29
Aug
May
45
43
45
1,200
40
Mar
46
Jun
Noranda
•
42
41%
43%
1,416
•
32
31
32
730
Ontario-- Steel
Products
common
Page-Hersey Tubes
Penmans
•
a23
•
common
"
•
River Company
9%
37
•
63
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd common....
•
Provincial-
*
Quebec
Transport
common.
Power
•
49
117
25
1
25
10
37
68%
160
1,716
150
49
50'4
al2
For
footnotes
see
page
44.
57%
Jan
Mar
38
May
26
Mines
Ltd——
10V4 Aug
-14% Jan
7%'Feb
76% Apr;, ;
6% Jan!"'
10% Jan
■
20
200
46
1-5
71 Va
205
65
Jan
May
Apr
Jun
Jail
11% Apr
Apr
Feb
May
Mar
Jun
15% Mar
.72
July
42
.
46 %
Jan
Aug
12'.t May
49% ~Jan; '
•
25
11%
8.00
1.75
72c Aug
1.00
85 -'Aug
115%
,3.60 July. ...f 4.50
41
Jan
42
54
Aug
57
57
Jun
50
Feb
Jan
'
.
'
'
July
44
17%.May
11% Aug
47
July
44
16
9
38
' 7%
18
,64% Mar v
.2.25. Aug
.
Jun
72% July
2.25 Aug
3;25
21
825
2,102
3.25 Aug
5% May
-22-U
18% Feb
25% Jun
14%
100
14% Feb
16% Feb
78c
11 %
115
117
3.25*
37%
.8
90%
62%
a7
__
__
1
8
98%
74%
a7
3.80
900
5%
—
38%*
1,900
100
297
1,305
100
3.18C
425
4
3.^25
__
5%
5
19%:
35 * 35
19%
100
61c Aug
1.30 Jun
llVb Julv
12% Mar
115
Auu
136
Jan
36% Apr
42% Jun
8
Jun
*12
Jan
90% Aug
144% May
63%/ Jan
85% July
a__
—a—
-2
3.10 Jan
5% Julv
4.35 July
10Va Jan
17% Mar
35
Aug
41c May
19% Aug
55 . Feb
47c Feb
42c
75
65
32c
40c
25,300
10c
2 500
7c
Aug
July
70c
He
Apr
8c
—
9c
10c
17 500
8e
Julv
Feb
97c
Auk
17c
2.00
30c
2.15
Jan
J«n
May
4lc
'
•
39c
1
1
9C
32c
20c
97c
97c
1 14
2*800
1
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16c
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1
115
119
120
5 500
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1
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119
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1
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1
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20c
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14 600
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4%c
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1.75 Apr
14c Jan
35c
12c
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12c
12c
Aug
6c
7c
2'50H
fic
Aug
25c
36c
25,500
25c
Aug
8c
7%c
8c
6c
July
1.35
1.85
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65c
74c
100,000
11c
13c
27c
28c
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.
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74c
11c
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Jan
Jan
60c
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23c
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5109
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25
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Aug
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785
63
12
21VaMar
4,850
35%
Apr
41% Aug
30
330
9%
all%
29%
10'%
40
113%
•
Placer Development
a23
100
Mar
Jan
14%
__
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Bandowan
•
2.25-2.25
'
Ltd—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd
Baker Talc Ltd—
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
'
- -
50
46
__
W
11% Aug
24%
common
-
-
500
100
8
8%
050
82
82 *—
50
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00
14
» 14
'150
71
—
*
11-—*
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Aull Metal Mines Ltd—
2.25
Mines
11
15
46
—
-
,
55
11%
Mining and Oil Stacks-
Jun
*
Ltd.
—
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arcadia Nickel Corp Ltd
•
Mines
Westeel Products Ltd—
^ndsor Hotei Ltd_:
Woods Manufacturing Co Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
..
Jun
May
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
Aug
,
63
54
—
*
1,600
95 Z"" 1,222
3.50.
200
42
46
.50
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Alta Mines Ltd—
Ameranium Mines Ltd—
National - Steel Car Corp..
Niagara Wire Weaving
Oglivle Flour Mills
:
5%
Jan
Aug
15
2,335
5
'
»
Feb
•
National Drug & Chemical
:
115
' 37%
8
93
66%
Jun
Feb
Mar,
4.00
7%
4.00
10
100
1.60
36
39 Va
35
i
28
Feb
3.95 July
1.35 Aug
25:
6,000
85c
50
St Maurice Gas Inc
1
1
Sangamo, Co Ltd
——
*
Southern Canada Pwr 6% cum pfd-100
Traders Finance Corp class A
*
Trans-Canada Corp Fund^_i—;
10
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
*
union Gas of Canada Ltd—
*
United Amusement class B
•_—*
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
86
Feb
5
common
•
20
340
"
12% -12V268% '69V47-
__
*
8
325
•
<
—
50
May
1.50
735
•
Locomotive
•
12%
69 '
Power Corp of Canada—
6% ncn cum part 2nd pfd—Z—50
45
505
•
8
__
•
Preferred
58% Jan
575
•
;
B
Breweries Ltd class
Montreal
6%
80%
100
Oil
Mersey Paper 5 '/a % pfd
Mitchell (Robt) class A
•
100
Preferred
McColl Frontenac
•
-
700
1015
10-
6.% preferred——
—
10
Mexican Light & Pwr Co Ltd- com.13.50
Moore Corp Ltd common——'
;
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Jan
18% al8y4
18
Jan
Julv
Lower St Lawrence Power
& Bloedel class B
Lambert (Alfred) ,in© class A-^_.___l
Participating- class B
—1
London Canadian Inytestment COrp—1
MacLaren Power & Paper Co_-J
*
Melchers Distillers Limited common
*
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
395
57
.0
65Jan
1.25 Mar
33
May
31% Aug
23
Mar
46
6,728
5J
Mar
39
Jan
i«% May
Aug
Jan
2.90 Aug
5
Feu
2.00 Jun
sy2 Mar
571
54
'
__
Feb
18%
24
,
18% May
42
__
50
50%
615
12 y2
pfd——
Jun
12
•
c'onv
Rights—
—2.25'
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
—*
3.25
Quebec Telephone Corp common——5
2jLV4
12
20
q%
Tun
12
Preferred (1956)
Investment Foundation !Ltd common—*
Feb
18%
100
.1.75
3.50
aS?
Anr
y
17
44
330
190 "
100
140
125
20
29
85
'
—
6^1
*
Laurentide Acceptance class A
85%
:%__<■
-121A
150
18%
Ltd
12%
1.305
•
Foreign PoWer Sec Corp
Auc
SI*.«£
36% Jun
200
17,:
51.
72c'
—
TV/Tor
19
(John)
Manufacturing Ltd—
*
..Ford Motor Co of Call class A—-.*-
1.60
1.70
..
43
45
20
21% Jan
175
150
a4.00 a4.00
__
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5
Jtt?v
•
365
22%
36%
20
28%
OQ
10%
86
•
1*
—1
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common—1.25
Anr
Hb ,2
17
f
Ltd
afi%
86
com.
Industries
23% May
17
Powders
Dominion
Northern. Quebec-Power -Co Ltd—
Red s f 1st pfd——
10
International Bronze
-
23% Mav
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Anl
52 /8
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11
7,140
1,900
2,500
50
4
—
10%
5
26 %
43 y2
•
10 y2
5
27%
—
Induet Accept dorp common
$2.25 preferred
a
Paper Corp Ltd
(R
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117/.
1,175
•
Class B
Howard -Smith' Paner, common
Ltd
-
——
Newfoundland Light <fe Pow Co Ltd—10
3,2G8
1,718
a
__
33%
31%
Preferred
Fleet
a—
a—
—
1.25
-J % Mar
5
July
11% Apr
5
July
10% Feb
4
500
2.90
3.00
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2:502.50
5%
5%100
100
1.25
1.60
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34
34
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,
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• •.rl/4 A.a"
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.
20
—
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Standards Sec
Eastern Steel Products Ltd—
26
94
Div
Feralco
20
51
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el A_*
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consolidated
Low
/2
'22
36
7.7
49V2
.
36
17
49y2
1
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
•
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A_*
Claude Neon Gen Adver class B_:
*
Rarge Since Jan. 1
,
,22%'
L
5% Jun
19
6
Co.—:
1.10 Aug
24
100
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi
Jan
19
Ltd.-
class
Feb
5
1.00
24
-
Ltd
,
July
27% Jan
11% Feb
Jun
1.10
10
*
$2.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
Inland Cement nfd—
24%
5%
1
Gatlneau Power common
GeneralrSteel Wares
25
980
1.10
I
^
alO
25 y2
10
Mar
6
alO
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*
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'
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19%
&
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: vrn Ju„
.
,
Shares
a5 , a5
10% *10%'
,
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•
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*
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Sugar——
Dominion
Canada
Canada
Jan
for Week
10
10
—
'
~
Canadian Int'l Inv Trust Ltd com
*
Limited
Ltd
Stores
aU,»
51,/
7*ys
10%
common.
*
common'—--.
*
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SS
38^0
65c July
_31 32 %
37o
31
Aug
7%. 7q38 wllf
--
Mar
M&
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•————.——
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High
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Jan
55
73
Sales
,
Range
•
Mills Lid
Anglo-Nfld Development Co' Ltd-
Jun
1,985
31,185
32'/4
Week'a
par
Timber——.
&
Lumber
001/
26% Mar
64
30%
29
£
20%
.
of Pricesf
Sale Pries
•
33%
1,055
63
26%
Funds
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Jan
17
^
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Jan
9
Feb
7
'
Canadian Stock Exchange
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77,2
Prases Cos Ltd .cpmmon
Labatt
27,4
Jan
Foundation Co of Canada
Hudson
-*7'4
3
Players Canadian Corp
5% preferred'
;
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w
General- Dynamics;
?75 PeS
—*
:
14% May
8
Feb
*
:
WO
14%
-——
Jan
*
•
Electrolux Corp
1
Enamel
Heating Prod class A
•
Class B
*'■
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;.—
13Aug
S
Feb
Power
%% preferred
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7%
Eddy .Match
General Bakeries
•>«
00
17% May
%* *}*■
J
13%
A
—
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Crain
Ford Motor Co.:.
50
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9
—
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100
3 G15
13%
30
63
,
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13%
375
29
—
48
G2
97
14
com——•
*
—*
Dominion Stores Ltd
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Dominion Textile common^—
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
—1%
Dow Brewery Ltd—
-•
Du Pont of Canada Seo common.——*
Kootenay
40
;
IZHEI*
a8 y4
Dominion Glass common
class
48
63%
17% July
46
Aug
60
PeD
BaDi—X
a7%
Dominion Steel & Coal-.
East
«
14
a8
44% jau
June
—^
Simpsons Ltd ;
Southam Co ——
a7%
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Freres
4/74
41%
22
38
2o
*
35
—25
pfd———
Corsets
Dairies
Dupuis
u7« Aug
*
Dominion Coal 6%
5%
8.5
75
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper
<r
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.
Dominion
225
38
Abltea
J.
22
Aug
jm,
duly
46%
Jan
31
J<U1
96%
102
43^:
28%"jan
12
Feb
90V4 Mar
40
July
42
"
*
i t 222
9iV
11%
2i%>
16% Jun
18% Jan
.38
8% July
7»/4
3d% jull
Mar
Aug.
July
45r^
43y
0
17 V* Jun
2,190
16.
^
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Sicks' Breweries common
Simon (H) & Sons..—
Jan
July
May
Jan
1,050
17
*
Dominion
w
July
Jan
8%
52
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
1,660
g3
Walter Qoodetham
16
8
■21%
—-—*
Z^ellerbach
Feb
is,/21is
16%
—~—-—*
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,
87
g3
^rlad Oils
40 Ye
26
39%
34%
26% Mar
30 y4
8
*
--
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Class B
190
1,538
28
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.
20
Railway
f*
Ltd preferred—-It
—«.*
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19
35j/2
19
Petrofina
Farm
83%
8,535
44%
-•
Canadian Vickers—.———,>
(B
^
jun
13
14
9jL;
11,580
7d
x *
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^
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23
81
100
14%
}E2
1,450
16
43
■
Companies common
a3l
15%
14
^
July
W
—
Locomotive
*31
15Vo
14%
ia
Jan
28% Jan
oj
—
15%
^
23
Jan
75
18 y2
•
lb
T SS
Aug
12%
925
all all'A
18%
1,840
Sherwm Williams of Canada com——
Jun
16%
12% Apr
16% l'\b
17% Feb
o-i
iUttr
*
.
co
Series A
preferred
Class B 4%'*——
Jun
30% May
Jan
25y2
5,oya
25
Torojto^nlnK.n
all
Hydrocarbons —.
Industries common.
International Power
Preferred
Corbys
530
•—
Canadian Oil
Coghlin
28
"
.
.
_
25% Jun
5,355
19%
18%" 18%
71
18%
19
18%
pxefwrS C°iW4
High
18%
__
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St Lawrence
•
St_Lawrence Coip common
—--q
5 ic preferred —
rShawlmgan Water A. Power common—^
Class A
—-----———-
Jun
30% Apr
29
Feb
32
Chem & Cellulose—
Canadian
Mar
101
Canadian Husky Oil
„
25
•
$1 series
Canadian
1,950
10
common
Steamship common—
Canadian- Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
$1.25 preferred
:
Canadian British Aluminium.,
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian Celanese common
Canadian
80
28%
25
,
#
R°yal Bank
al6
Malting
Canadian
Mar
15% Aug
.100
Canada
Canadian
Jan
62
28
28
Il20
preferred
Canadian
29%
72
27
•
Canada Iron Foundries common—
Canada
Apr
312
33
__
May
47
1
Low
157 %
18i/2
.
(A V) (Canada)---Roliand Paper - class_ A
Roe
53
Aug
17% July
37
July
15%
34%
70 %
—•
Power common
Pftnmia Cement common
$130
40
2,855
Feb'
41
60
—
Calgary
4%%
1,628
41W
15 %
15'A
—1
—
Products
Building
48
41
„
Rar.ge Since Jan.
Shares
High
i0V}
par
High
Low
43
45
25
for week
oi Pnces
gale prlce
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
par
Columbia Power
British
Columbia Telephone
British
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friuojr
Week's
Friday
Jan
May
45; •
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calumet Uranium Mines Ltd____—"j
•
Canadian Adlmml^fs1 Ltd
Canadian Admit al Oils in"** Ltd•
*
7*®° '
7'90
55c
-
-
tec'
-
30Z^
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8'90
56(i
2'175
000
2
7-90 Aug
45c
Peb
35%"w
Mar
1 i%c
i3% Jan
Jajj
60c
Number 5665
186
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
. . .
(765)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Pur
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Collieries
cana-uian
!
,
.
Capital Lithium Alines
Carnegie Alines Ltd—;
Ceniral-Del
CheskirJc
i
"•«
Fob
17c
23c
May
13,930
17c
Aug
45c
Jan
40c
43c
11,900
36c
July
82c
14c
16c
May
13,400
14c
Aug
55c
Jan
Tazin
20c
25c
9,500
20c
17c
Mines
Metal
Fab
Mines
Faleonnridge
Mano
Mining
;■
Fundy
Futurity
1.64
133,850
98c
8c
(1945)
12c
Aug
15c
1.05
Jan
27c
Mar
17c
Jah
13
Jan
25%
Gasper Oil Ventures
'
22c
Grandincs
(
Mines
Haitian. Copper
;
80c
Hollinge'r Cons Gold
Alines Ltd
300
2.40 Aug
5%c Jilly
5.10
125
12 VB Alay
14V'4
1.80
5.20
Asbestos
Oils
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
July
18c
10.800
15c
54c
16,897
37c
Ventures
6.25
6.25
500
3.05
2.55
3.30
12,400
11c
*
lOVaC
11c
6,100
*
Ltd
33c
Jan
74c
July
May
5.50 Mar
1.80
10c
7.00 May
Jan
4.40 May
Julv
22c
33%c Mar
44c
Jun
2.33
Jan
Jan
35c
35c
100
55c
50c
55c
16,900
12 V*
Jan
20c
26c
9,500
20c
Aug
54c
Jan
4 VaC
3 Vac
4 VaC
8,500
3%c Aug
8c
Feb
1.00
99c
1.05
18,800
80
8c
12c
29,000
.1
Virginia Mining Corp_—
7.00
•
.1
7.00
Toronto Stock
Oaaailaa
29VaC Jau
Feb
Aug
42%
Jan
May
25c
Feb
25c
106,500
1,000
14c
1.75
Feb
72c
5c
2.00
.2.00
2.05
3.15 May
83c
July
July
14c
Aug
2.00 Aug
1,900
,
13c
11c
15c
26,500
lie
82c
1.06
52,100
55c
Jan
3.10 Apr
Aug
90c
Alay
23c
1.35
Jan
July
12c
12c
13c
11,000
11c
Jan
30C
Mar
•5 he
5 VaC
5%c
500
5c
July
11c
Apr
STOCKS
47c
100
>
July
7.00 Aug
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
Aug
Atlantic Sugar
Acadia
Class
*
A
Jan
Oil—
&
Gas
Voting
Advocate
May
47c
9c
Aug
28c
Jan
6c
Aug
13c
Jan
17
17
1,000
Aug
21V2 Mar
Ajax Petroleums
Akaltcho Ylc Gold
6c
10c
6c
Aug
21c
Jan
Alba
23 Vi
Feb
35%
Jun
Alberta Distillers common
'
i
Indian
1
10c
12c
23c
Jan
Inspiration Alining- «fe Dev Co Ltd
1
58c
60c
2,000
08c
Aug
80c
International Ceramic
May
1
18c
18c
1,800
18c
July
30c
25c
40c
'31,900
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
4c
4 VaC
5c
8,500
3c
July
13c
Jan
8c
10c
10,500
8c
Aug
23c
Jan
20
25
Jun
28% Aug
35% Jan
185
22% Mar
24
8%
8%
275
18 Vb
18%
„
,
__
9c
Mines
9c
18c
2.15
1.24
1.26
64c
2.20
1.24
4.50
4.00
5.25
8
10
Preferred
50o
100
9Vk
65c
__
335,945
71c
1
175
3,600
1
Explorations
28c
28c
30c
6,400
1
8c
7V2C
9c
17,130
•
Ltd
1.40
1.40
1.60
6,200
>
21
6%
Jan
16o
Apr
23c
Feb
13% July
'
13% July
10% Mar
4.00 Aug
8% July
Apr
8% Mar
01c
May
9% Aug
"
93c
Jan
26c
Feb
9V4 July
t
17o
8,900
365,450
5,450
Apr
17% May
9c July
Aug
1.00 Aug
64c
Aug
8,500
8
9Va
__
7
250
'
10c
17c
__
*
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
High
July
44c
Feb
20c
,
7%cJuly '
1.40 May
1.35 July
Jan
1.85
Jan
Jan
Vac
High
1,035
——1
Ltd
22c
1,500
t
Lou>
30
23 Va
-—1
3,000
Raitce Since Jan. 1
23
trust
23,400
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28%
—•
Aconic Mining
for Week
23
1
Mines
Acadia-Uranium
9c
5,495
Jan
27c
28%
•
common—
7c
60,600
1.03
Aug
Sale*
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Low
•
:—25
—
44c
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8c
Exchange
Week'a
Par
9c
17
91c
.
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Last
Sale Prica
6c
31>4
3.35 May
70c
July
24'.2C Mar
15c
,4,000
27
15c
Jan
6O0
2.20 Mar
18c
42c
Jan
28%
141,100
27%
Jun
15c
1
Jan
1,500
6c
7c
Jan
65c
-45c
1
:
Ltd
4.05 Mar
80c
1,175
,
2.00
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30c
Jan
Apr
Aug
Friday
15c
84c
38c
—
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Jun-
1.80 Aug
Aug
10c
5c
40c
1,200
6,000
-
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57c
Jun
200
11,0.<0
29%
600
28c
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1
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Feb
.
11c
17c
2.75
13c
50c
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Jan
14 Vac
80c
5
Aug
Jan
15,500
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5c
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13c
13c
2.55
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1.80 Aug
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.
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1.25
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Jan
500
15c
;
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9c
93,100
Jan
5,600
Gui-Por Uranium Mines &-Metals Ltd 1
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1
,
17,000.
39c
3.05
2.10-
2.00
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28c
5.25
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20c
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9c
30c
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2.40 Aug
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1
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40,600
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•
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17c
9c
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13c
2.00 Aug
-1
Gateway Oils Ltd—
Golden. Age •Minos Ltd
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17c
23
Apr
1,600
15c
—
Lithium Mines
Acme
-I
2.30 Aug
99c
1.80
28%
United
Valor
Jan
•
;
Ltd-:
17Vi Aug
6,400
1
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Consol
United
10c
2,400
-2.50
10c
Feb
Jan
Jun
10c
13
1.80
_1
Copper Mines
10,425
2.50
6,000
;
6c
1.80
,
18%
2.30
15,000
2.35
2.50
46c
40c
4,500
6,550
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15c
—
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2.30
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2,500
,
16%
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15,000
2.40
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27c
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l.GO July
1
.
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8.25
27c
4.25 May
Jan
*
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Ltd
Exploration
14% July
Aug
20,300
13
■1.80
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Jun
Apr
Aug
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10c
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14c
8c 10
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1
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38,850
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100
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Aug
1
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2.00
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13%
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1.65
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54c
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10c
1
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4c
15c
2.00
1
Cons Mines
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15c
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98c
15U
Ltd
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ts
5,000
12c
1
&
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
12,000
10c
1
Oil
Sullivan
4c
1
Sol. Cold Mines Ltd—
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Jan
May
July
10c
1.02
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3.10
8c
_1
Ltd.——
Alines
7%
10
9.90
10 '/is
1
Ltd—.
5% Mar
7.10
9c
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l
Malartic Mines" Ltd—
Sullivan
2,000
4c
9c
75c
Denison Alines Ltd
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Eastern
El
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6.50
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East
East
1,500
2.10
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1
1.39
800
Continental
Cortex
1.25
3,100
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>
360
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1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
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1.65
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7.10
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1.65
2.65
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.
Alines
for Week
Low
7.15
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Cleveland Caliper Corp
Consolidated Bi-Ore Alines Ltd
Consolidated
10V8 Jun
5%
1
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Chibougamau
Cliipmaiv Lake
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Par
Sales
Range
Stanlcigh Uranium Mining Corp Wts—*
High
Feb
2.65
_1
Oils Ltd.
Ltd——_
Rio
Mines
5.90
7.10
7.15
10c
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Cassiar Asbestos Corp
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2,000
1
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Canadian Lithium Mines L|d
Canalask Niekcl Mines Ltd
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7.60
Friday
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16
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6.90
3
Canuba Mines Ltd
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ENDED
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1
28
10,500
10c
Aug
Voting
certificates
1.40
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55c
58c
19V«
500
,
15,906
35c
1.70
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Aug
Aug
23 V* May
1814
19 Vb
6,005
18
93 V2
99
110
92
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99
10
11
13,675
8
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17
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30
32
5,069
30
Aug
39%
39%
41 %
12,492
39 %
Aug
700
43%
Jun
15c
Jan
100
—
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6flc
*
debentures
5%
1.40
58c
11
Uranium
Algom
1.40
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trust
Pacific Cons
Alberta
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1
Jardun
Mines
Ltd
Kontiki
Lead
Zinc
voting trust
Alines
1
Ltd—
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Labrador Alining
Eploration Co
Lingside Copper Alining Co Ltd
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—1
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Corp
20
1
21U
660
1
5c
5c
6c
23,000
*
15c
13 VaC
19 c
21,500
10c
12c
l
;
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10c
Aluminum
Ltd
Jan
Aluminum
Co
Jun
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
23c
July
Jan
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Alines
Ltd
5
1
Petroleums
Merrill
Mid-Chibougamau
Mining
Ltd
National
Petroleum
New
Forniaaue
New
Jack
Coal
Ltd
Alines Ltd
Oils
I
Nocana
i
Northspan Uranium
Warrants :
1.00 Aug
13
G5c
2.08
July
Jan
17%
Jun
Analogue
1.92
Jun
Anchor
20'2
Feb
Aug
Jan
Anglo American Exploration
4.75
Angio Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines
*
Apex Consolidated Resources
•
Arcadia Nickel
1
200
1.20
2,300
98c
Apr
25c
2,800
24c
Jun
1.08
1.45
1.73
24,230
Aug
2.65 Mar
3.95
4.00
12c
16c
1.55
12c
1
10c
1.45
7c
10c
5c
6,100
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5c
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11c
6%c
18c
20c
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18c
—1
1.55
,1
;
5.30
1
8c
3,000
5c
11,000
9c
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4.65 Mar
62c
..
Jan
49c
July
2.00
Feb
14c
Jun
18c
July
Aug
12c
Jan
Aug
25c
2,500
6V2C Aug
18c
Aug
Jan
,.Jan
11 Vic
Apr
27c
Apr
10,700
1.25
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2,000
5.20
Aug
9.00 Mar
Atlantic
500
4.00 Aug
4.00 Aug
Atlas
10c
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Opemisce-Explorers Ltd—
Opemiska,Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
23c
17c
23c
Ltd-1
9.00
8.50
9.75
1
; 23c
1
23
Okalta Oils- Ltd
90c
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Canadian
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Rayrock Alir.es Ltd—1
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May
37
14c
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3,500
18c
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28c
July
20c
July
45c
Jan
__1
2.90
3.40
1.52
1.45
1.59
6c
7c
8,500
8c
8%c
1,509
14c
13c
17c
'23,000
3.35
4.00
7,600
2,600
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2,540
2.40
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34c
8c
3.90
Apr
1.85
Apr
15c
Jan
5Vac July
17c
Jan
13c
75c
6c
Jan
1.98
Aug
Jan
4.25
Feb
July
*
Ltd
86c
85c
91c
10,600
85c
Aug
2.28
Jan
40c
40c
54c
3,400
45c
Aug
1.25
Jan
10c
19c
5.75
6.95
500
8c
8c
1,000
6c
26c
10c
6.00
Ltd
J—
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Mar
77c
5c
6 VaC
6,000
5c
Aug
19c
Jan
40c
40c
1,000
40c
Aug
89c
Jun
6%c
60c
1.00
52,750
5.15
1,100
5c
5c
1
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Mar
20c
3,400
5.00
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10
26,200
68c
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26c
32c
5.05
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Jan
1.30
1
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Jun
7 V4 July
26c
1
Ltd—
10c
1.30
29c
50c
1
14,000
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60c
Aug
4.90 Aug
Jan
1.82 Mar
;
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2nd
1.00 Aug
8.00
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5c
Aug
9c
5c
Aug
12c
Jan
Aug
22c
Aug
HART
Bankfield
Mines.
Cons
of
Montreal
Bank
of
Nova
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I
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Baska
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Paper class
Beattic-Duquesne
Beatty Bros -
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—-—
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1.05
38,300
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40,4
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July
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100
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19c
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9
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43
1
7
5
.
,
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1,399
10,400
174,250
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28,700
8c
7,000
19c
9c
9c
9,2c
10,600
4.7o
7c
1.80
7 cjc
3,350
6c
Apr
6% Jun
Jan
14c
Jan
1.16 Mar
.1
17c
Feb
39c
Jan
21c
1.60 Mar
9,500
13% May
11%-May
29%
July
July
July
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15 %
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8c
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43,950
41%
52%
45%
54 V4
3,778
41% Aug
54%
Jan
1,175
52 Va
60
Jun
4.25
26c
36c
4.25
29c
37c
100
33,100
25c
Jun
3,500
35c
Aug
63c
50c
68c
16,200
63c
Aug
Aug
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*
*
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Belcher Mining Corp
Bell
Mines
Telephone
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Copper Corp
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Yukon
Mines
Uranium
Mines—■+—
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Uranium
Mines
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Bonville
Gold
Bouscaciillac
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1
1
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Paper
Gold
Hill 2-4545
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Brazilian
26c
—
65c
50c
21c
9c
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60 c
5V4
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—
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1-84
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1.25
1
1
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14%c
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1-25
67c
—
22c
8c
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July
3.80 July
Aug
Aug
2.40
8.000
4,000
12%c Mar
Aug
84,425
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61,850
20c
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19,500
8c
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50c
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65c
48c
60c
5 ,4
80c
22c
21,297
18
18
250
1.66 2.27
1-55
l.<0
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1.25
1.50
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500
1.55
Jun
25,170
39 Va
Aug
16c
75c
pfd
5.00 Feb
45c
Jan
75c
\ Jan
92c
May
47c
65
50
Aug
Mar
12 %c Jun
60
Aug
1.89
5
July
7% May
7.800
65C
Aug
17,000
17c
July
49,770
14%
1.58
Apr
Apr
Jim
40c
Jan
19% May
3.15 May
1.93
2.75
1.25 Aug
53,913
14 %c Aug
32c
Feb
6.500
5%c Jan
12c
Jan
45.035
1.15 Aug
2.05
Jan
1.30O
65c
Aug
1.70 Mar
70c
14c
Aug
11,250
60c
Aug
1.12
7c
July
14c
Mar
May
7c
4,400
22,000
7c
Aug
15c
4,500
10c
Jun
ia%c
48c
46c
55c
79,100
46c
Aug
1.65
43 %
47
4.70
6%c
43 %
47%
4.75
8V2C
230
42%
150
40% May
4.70 Aug
4.20
90c
4.40
95c
1,700
8%
8%
8.00
17
3,139
—
common
6%c
*
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1
4.40
1
•
—
8%
—
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—
8.00
17
Jan
42,600
10c
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8,755
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4.70
Jan
46% May
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7c
9c
1
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1.75
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50c
1,740
8c
10c
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1
1
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"
68c
26c
10c
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7V2C
1.60
75c
42c
4.25 Aug
20c
9c
50
7c
1.15
67c
14c
60c
Jan
"Jan
28
1
Mines
Traction
—
Aug
Aug
1
Ltd
Corp 5%
preferred
—
43%
52%
11,214
—1
Mines
Gold
Mines
Jan
20%
Lumber Co
Quebec
2.01
12%c Jan
Jun
13% Aug
Lodge Uranium
Belleterre
—
29
Beaver
Bridge & Tank warrants
Bright (T G) common
see
,
51%
22
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Eoymar
Office:
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For footnotes
l.Oo
6,850
470
•
Mines
Power &
Bat,hurst
Bowater
New York City, MUrray
Aug
Aug
a
45c
5c
1,840
1
Bralorne Mines
65
450
H
45c
6c
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1
30
1
•
Ltd
Bata Petroleums Ltd
5 V2 r'o
Branch
I1
53c
7c
Aug
May
14%
1
—
Exploration
Bordulac Mines
St. West, Montreal
Phillips
Aug
8
Jan
3.50 Aug
28c
29
22
Warrants
STOCK
1203
47
*
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*
————
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Barvue
Barymin
Base
Scotia
Traction
Barcelona
Black
Telephone PL-9501
Local Branch:
11% Aug
165
r
Jan
13%
29
24V2
-1
—1
10
10
——
Bank
Bidcop
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Dame
600
318
2.60 July
12c
Jan
2.00
1
—500
Bankeno Mines
Jan
10c
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
230
12%
49V4
85c 1 Aug
7c
25
preferred
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Banff
Bibis
TORONTO
11%
48%
48,833
Jan
1.98
8.25 May
-
1
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5% preferred
Bicroffc
Cr
22,000
9V«
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1
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Mines
Gold
Aunor
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1,550
16c
9c
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Mines
River
Bethlehem
SAVARD
3.25
—
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Beaucage
3,500
1,500
5c
11c
Aug
1.30 Aug
8,000
5c
5c
10c
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Mines
Jun
Aug
1.40
'
.
1
1
Mines
2.90
3.00
15c
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July
13,600
Standard.-Gold
South
80c
Feb
12,100
20c
4
Ltd—
Red Crest. Gold Mines.
| Soma-Duvernay
Feb
16 Va
24c
1
Smelting Refining Ltd—
Mines
Aumacho
Apr
32c
1.
Quebec
Development
Lake
Aubclle
Jan
11c
8,620 V-
70c
4.60 Aug
10
Yellowknlfe
Jan
i
*
Oil
Sharhot
2.90
22c
Quebec Labrador Development Co LtcLl
Lithium Corp
1
Sherritt-Gordou
30,000
30 %
Feb
2.00 July
1.05 Aug
790
74c
*
Atlin-Ruffner
54c
20c
Ltd
.
Quebec
urns
21
6,100
5.00
1.04
l»
*
Acceptance common
14%
20c
Chibnugamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Petrdk
Aug
8.50 Aug
28c
Quebec
Rocky
17c
3,605
22c
—1
j Quebec. Copper Corp Co Ltd
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1
.
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Gas
2.05 Aug
11,200
,
3.35
Pitt
i
4,650
;
30c
Pernio Gas fc Oil Ltd 4',•><;.. pfd
—1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd4-.-——1
Provo
2.35
Jan
2
Mines
Pennbc.c Mining Corp
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2.05
33c
1
Explorations Ltd_.l
Uraii
2.15
July
1.10
-
Steels
Atlas
10c
4,500
Jan
29c
Aug
4.60
85c
—
Warrants
Avillabona
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Debentures
1.55
14c
29C
1.05
4.20
,
48%
--
1.00 Aug
11%
49%
.
10
25c
Associated
4.00
1.80 Mar
—
Hardware class B_i
Artists Productions
Ashdown
5.90
*
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Gold Mines
Arjon
4.00
1
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31c
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Area
5.20
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Controls
Petroleums
30c
2,298
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40% July
50Vk July
Jan
Aug.
7,500
.
.
1.75 May
>■
Feb
Aug
1.40
6 V2C
35,000
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10c
8,000
17p
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12c
28,000
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1.60
7%C
10c
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3.45
22,100
6 %c
13c
1
800,
4
1.55
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1.45
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3,000
4.70
85c
3.00
16c
5
20c
—lc
1
Develop-
16c
1.19
—
50c
Nepheline
Oil
Amurex
45
16c
100
--
*
Anacon
13%
12%
American
*
44%
—
1
1
Petroleums Ltd
'
—
50
Jan
25c
& Minerals Ltd.*
North American Rare
,
55c
1.10
American Asbestos Corp_L—i,~-l
North
115
Jun
12%
20c
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63,800
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| New West Amulet Alines Ltd—
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350
90c
1
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t
13%
65c
65c
25c
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13 ',4
1
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&
13%
18,300
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1
Lake Uranium
Pacific
New
1.15
23c
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;
1.00
73
1
Ltd
Alines
1.00
1
Montgary Explorations Ltd
j
125
10,000
1
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Alines
Co
92
36c
5
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Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
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90
28c
33c
pfd—
4%%
Leduc
American
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd__
Merrill-Island Alining Ltd
:
common
new
23c
Aug
13 V2C Aug
2,500
Steel
Algoma
13 Vic
Feb
5c
Warrants
1,400
24,500
990
6c
3.75
70c
Jun
Jun
Feb
Mar
49
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
47 V4 Aug
5%
10c
Apr
Jan
5.45 Mar
1.10 July
10
July
7%
Jan
200
4.10
Jan
8.25 Aug
400
15%
Jan
19
Jun
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Range
Last
Sale Price
Brilund Mines Ltd
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Amer
British
4%%
5
preferred
preferred
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310
13%
3,247
419
64c
70c
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15%
1,380
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8c
22,500
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12c
21c
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—
38c
88,000
340
15c
24c
67,600
15c
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55c
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6,600
10c
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19c
19c
19c
19c
1,000
18c
Feb
26c
1
15 %c
25% Apr
17% Apr
Gillies
Apr
Mar
2.50
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Consolidated'
May
Feb
Consolidated
Mic
July
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Jan
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37
15
%C
82c
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7%
——
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7%
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4.75
4.75
w
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Cut
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Canada
Apr
—
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Aug
lie.
May
15c
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45c
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Aug
35c
1
48c
42c
60c
167,142
42c
1
2.15
2.01
2.40
2,000
40c
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101
101
50
215
22%
22%
23
•
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Southern
Ltd
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35%''
class\B_
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16%
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42c
41c
42c
21%c
27c
30,100
9c
9c
1,500
60c
60c
64c
10c
10c 10
%c
58c
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class
Celanese
preferred
4 A5 b
47%
2,635
25
26
6,628
275
23% Mar
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Pete
14%
880
13%
15%
15%
16
822
12%
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6%
6%
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1.95
1.60
2.05
3
5%
5%
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4,300
65c
62c
90c
14,550
7.10
6.85
7.75
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10
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1.10
1.34
7.65
8.95';.
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68c
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4,769
20
160
28c
7,000
27c
1,026
5,623
11
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25
preferred
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&
4%
:
——
GasJX-
Oil
Canso
Captain
Cariboo
Can
15%
15%
2.00
2.40
1
35c
38c
34c
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nil
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Con
Feb
5,920
1.84
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6.25
6.10
6.60
30'.4
30 %
30%
lOV'a
9.90
.
3.00 Mar
5.10 July
14
lln/4
30 %
101,446
1.00
1.45
9 Vac
2.75
3.20
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2.97 Aug
1.00 Aug
15,500
2.93
8.40
25,000
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3.10
8c
8c
22c.
23c
15c
15c
96c
62c
81c
49,600
62c
2.50
2.50
100
36c
40c
22,125
36c
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184.400
75c
Jan
2.60 Aug
Jan
Feb-
7%
8%
3,305
25c
20c
30c
51,550
20c
Apr
Aug
7%
3.65
78
Apr
8% May
85c
Jun
13c
14c
12,020
10c
Jun
17c
Feb
65c
89c
124,600
65c
Aug
2.14
Jan
7c
10c
9.000
7c
Aug
16c
Jan
Jan
13
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11%
11%
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——
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*
footnotes
see
page
44.
10
May
3.50
150
3.50 July
4.60
Feb
10%
10%
10%.
25
9% Mar
11%
Jan
'
109
110
1.20
1.00
1.60
38c
37c
38c.
25c
29c
10c
15c
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llc
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25c
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3,50
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——
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,
50
109
15,600
.
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Aug
1.00 Aug
150
2.80
10c
<
10c
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•
39,684
52%
Fleet
Jan
Aug
12%
18%
105
17
Jun
21%
8
703
75c
100
Grain
Jau
44c
Mar
Aug.
21c
Jan
Aug
73c
13c
July
26c
Jan
9c
7c 10 %C
34,500
7c
Aug
16c
May
1.22
1.17
1.30
23,900
2.30
2.30
2.75
20,452
35c
35c
1,000
35c
Aug
65c
16c
Aug
50c
16c
16c
20c
29,300
1.90
1.78
2.45
52,291
7c
Aug
16c
Mar
5.25
1.78 Aug
2.25
1.75
3.00
5,575
1.75 Aug
8
200
8
47
7% July
,
i.
8.25
10
MaV
47
Aug
47
2
33
Apr
25%
30
25
Mar
45
47%
150
45
Aug
58
Jan
47%
50
45
July
50
May
30c
,
31c
2.100
25c
Feb
13e
13c 16 %c
lHe
18c
17c
27%
40c
Feb
9,500
13c
Aug
40c
Mar
47,050
18c
July
59c
Jan
14c
Aug
82c
14c
21c
239,300
6%
6%
100
40c
46c
41,100
40c
Aug
65c'
60c
71c
3,000
54c
Feb
25c
25c
26e
8,600
25c
Jun
28
29%
5% Mar
612
n:5<;
Jun
49%c Jan
42%
Jan
9.016
28
•
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17%
17
17%
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15
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18
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18%
17%
18%
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17%
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23
May
1.82
2.30
60,027.
1
2.20
92c
1.25
72160
7.25
6.05
7.40
16,593
_l
13c
12c
16c
32,300
875
26
July
33 %
II
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25
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28%
lie
Aug
24c
3
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10
27
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29
27
27%
11c
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22,000
8
8
100
70c
75c
1.400
1.46
86c
2.93
12c
70c
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Feb
Jan
Aug
Mar
1
7.50
8.20
47,459
51
50%
52
758
•
89%
85
96
•
19%
19 a%
204
680
7c
8%c
20,500
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2.00
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2.19
100
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15
19,125
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74
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650
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12c
60c
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Apr
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9.35 July
85
Aug
19% Aug
7c
72
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Aug
114
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26
Ja«
21c
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34
79c
30
510
81
115,.
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12%
5.130
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5%
6
415
4.8a
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May
Aug
35c
10c
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60c
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*1.30
Jan
31
18%
27
Jan
3.10 Jan
6% Feb
27
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May
Jan
56% Mar
60c
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9.55 July
41c
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5.90
28
t
3.20 May
50% Aug
35,950
16,511
1_11
eominon
1,267
10c
1
—
Ltd
General Bakeries
Jan
Aug
1.80 Apr
1
A
Power
Jan
21c
43c
*
Copper
Exploration
Jau
Jau
47
45
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Apr
4.10 Jan
47
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.
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1.47. Jun
1.10 Mar
2.30 Aug
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klincs
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1
10,200
1
;
class
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16c
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1
Jan
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13c
1
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Galkeno
Jan
30
25c
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Gai twin
Aug
95c
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*
common
of Canada class A
Foundation Co of Canada
Apr,
11c
5,500
30
27,900
i
Feb
Jan
13c
20
*
Canada Corp
Ford Motor Co (U
Jau
30
1,00
22c
•
Florida
Fruehauf
:5G,000
15 c
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9% Jan
Feb
1.10
30
*
Ford
Frobisher
11c
50c
Aug
57 % May
.
7:% May
1
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Fraser
May
32%
10
99c
10
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l'lancoeur
Mar
16
39 %
8
-
99
Feb
1,877
75c
-
Apr
1J;,4
19% Feb
7,437
.
11
18
12c
96
1.04
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25c
8.123
25
670
,
•
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*
Uranium Mines
Furwest
45c
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15c
96:»V
10
18%
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May
32c
6,000
49%
10%
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class
75c
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49:%
1
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Ltd
Fittings
13 %c
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28% July
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i
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2.80 Aug
1.85 Aug
26% Ma
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14 11 .Inn
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1
Mines
&
Federal
Jun
3,781
32 %1
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Apr
55c
ipi'.it Jun
23%> Aug
Jan
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Apr
215
5,335
Apr
.Apr
32%
—1
Refineries
Faraday
2.83
210
1,460
4.015
13%
•
i.la Mar
Jan
12
26 5 «
.
Jaii
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13
9G%
-1
80
.10
13%
27%
,
—.
1.42
„
12%
23%'-27%
—
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Feb
500
3,953
96%
100.
*
Explorers Alliance
Jan
1.52
28
70c
50,243
12,100
2G%, Aug
u.-p. juii
—
Famous
Aug
.13,200
10c
26%
-
Products
Falconbridge
4.25
7%
nil
Jan
Aug
90c
2.10'
oC
29
—«*
Mines
Jun
4.25
Jan
29%
Apr
5.30
Jan
16c.
•
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Corp
Jun
Apr
74
2.00
5.00
Jaii
34c.
1
Sol
2.90
Feb
Aug
Aug
75c
27
*
:
15 %c
62c
.
July
u_*
^
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Jan
3.50
Apr
16c
10%
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60c
2.62
62
El
2.00
,
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1.65
12%
3
.
2,000
75o
*
—
250
13.832
10c
2
common-
class
Apr
Mar
10
7% Aug
290
.
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11c 12'::C
1.95
-1
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Mines
Mines
14% July
Aug
2.62
—
.-1
———j.—
-
16c 18 %c
lie
35c,
:
Eureka
July
Aug
2.50
—1
—
Pen-Rcy
Erie
Jun
15c
1.15
Jun
7.00 Mar
Jan
96c
8,100
5.35
36c
4,100
,
Ltd
Coal—.
Mines
30% Aug
28c
21 %c
1.56
74c
7%c Jan
7,700
456,230
1.40
1.15
Aug
2.27 Mar
41,509
•
16c
1.05
1.15
9c
12,050
10c
22c
2,200
.
Aug
El
47c
20c
—:
Common
Jan
17c
Jun
Washing Machine
Paper
July
.55c
Jun
Eddy Match Co
Eddy
Feb
Aug
6c
Economic Investment Trust
8.50
16c
Aug
6c
12,500
35c
Gold
Stocl
Eldrich
2,700
May
143,800
10,500
Apr
Elder
Jun
22c
..
6%c I
6
15,362
Apr
Mar
6.25
5,662
30c
27 %c
18c
7c
5.60
70c
1,700
Jau
54c
4.60
Feb
7,575
Feb
3Gc
6c
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45c
7.30
42c
Aug
50c
Metals
1,000
4.10
Aug
9c
1
Woollens
Sullivan
Mar
3.35
Apr
13c
2.50
Magnesium
Amplii
57c
6.85
47 %
18,425
37.713
2.50
——
Apr
16c
24
&
•
11c
*
—
Eastern
2.61 July
3.30 Mar
55
Feb
Mar
be
7%.
Asbestos Co
Easy
23
7'%
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Eastern
July
28c
...
13c
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1.02 Jan
19
176
49%'
Aug
20c
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Aug
3.40
48
12c
350
19
Jan
1.50
16c
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14c
6.95'
23,000
Apr
4.25
.
10c
1
& kludgeBrewery
19,000
48c
.
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1.25
2.97
«
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1.42
15c '
1
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Jun
1
Life
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5,875
8,712
j
14c 16 Vac
48c
2.35 Aug
Jan
-
56c
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.3.9!) July
2.50 Aug.
•
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lac
1.25 Aug
12c
1
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Jan
7
Feb.
Jan
15(5
^
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East
Jau
1.90
.; 7%c July
200
Jaii:
1.60
3.50
■i
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:
Apr
{1.09
.
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1.35':'
Jun
14
.
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1
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.
Mar
5.20 Jan
2.6o
2.50
19
Foundry & Steel common—*
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32c
4.25
.
1.25
,
12c
■i
Bridge
Donalda
Mar
69c
'
1.85
National
tve.v
Conro
27,813
'
Aug
1.35
Mines
Mines
32c
1.78
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Mine*
20,664
.
Mar
1
Enterprises
Commonwealth Petroleum—
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30c
73%
—
Confederation
1 8,000
.
2.55
—
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Coniaurum
2.25
«
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.
5,000
Aug
May
17
Feb
1.20 Feb
.
9,055
29,100
8c
88c
Aug
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..
Jan
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1
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Jan
Feb
5.75
3.40•
5
—
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Jan
Aug
18c
5.10
2.85
7%c
10
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Apr
3.35
85c
2.00 Aug
35c
38c
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2.30
«
*
Gold
16%
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Consolidated
Lake
May
1,100
2.21
1
Circle Bar Knitting common—
Colomac
15
1,800
mil
Mines-,—
Dominion Textile
Jan
200
*
,
.
2.10
1.95
,
Apr
32%
2.98
1
Cochenour Willans
Coldstream
14c
505
3.05
1.50
—
Farm
July
Aug
1.24
1
—*
Reco
2.35
1.95
_75c
Chromium Mining & Smelting
Cockshutt
Feb
7c
40
.1,000
17.200
Apr
6%
1.23
10 %, Aug
330
,u
"
Feb
23%
9%c
•
Chimo Gold Mines
Cody
2.95
—1
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Cobalt
34c
-III
—
Mines
5.50
2,500
3.50
-
7.50
July
2.qo
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—»
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23.50
July
34% May
26 % May
Aug
27
1
,
Oil
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
25
Mines
Dominion
15
3.10 Aug
1.28'
8C.
—
525
1
——
Porcupine..
20
1.20
1.25
—,—.
Mines
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21% July
,
IIIi
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600
3,550
-
42c
1
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3,910
28
29%
.
-
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27
*
Central
Chrysler
21%
3.50
.
36c
Producers-.
Del
Charter
31%
20
3.10
.
28
1
Corp
Tretnewey ;
Cayzor Athabaska
Central
28% Feb
30
20
3.45
7%c
1
Castle
Central
12,917
30 %.
:
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Dominion
"
20c
—:
Asbestos
Central
Jun
4.30 Mar
1.95
Gold
Cassiar
39%
3,665
11%:.
9c
Jun
104% Aug
2.32 Aug
14%
Mar
May
41
Jau
—i—.———
Preferred
Apr
Mar
11
50(5
50
Dominion
Jail
12
35c
Gas
Mines
36c
40c
10%
20c
—1.—
Explorations
Natural
July
24%c July
11
r
51c
3.50 Jan
40c
Aug
34 %c Jun
2,125
Vi
Feb
13
31c
51.287
3.05
—_——
4.00
.
Apr
18% Mar'
Aug
4.50 Aug
58,700
16%
5.30
—
Seagrams
Exploration
July
Jan
-
13c
2.85
16
Jun
28
2Cc
9c
2.32
16
3.25
—^—
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3.10 July
23
11c
1.20
Dominion
16% Jun
15
May
790
%
*
.—
.
'
1,575
{' ,-i
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101% July
9,060
—v
——
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Jan
Apr
18%
—1
„
1.35
43c
4.85
May
■.•...3flo
,
Aug.-,
27%
.
170
36c
1
Distillers
Mar
9.50 Aug
21
4,252
2.55
-
class
Palmer
Diadem
Jun
Apr
Feb
8%
35
27%
Warrants
Canso
6
20
17%
_6
Gas
Exploration
Cun Met
5,600
.
..
33%
1
%—.
Copper Coy
Mines
J:m
34%
20;
*.
-
—
Erin
25c
"
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Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Vlckers
Can
10
16%
L~
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Feb
12%
10%
Canadian Bait
Canadusa
1.75
4,050
"
Prospect;
Canadian
27c
9,553
18
Petrofhiu
Candore
28c
-
-
Delnile
Devon
July
rl
.
200
—
lire wis
D'Ehlona
± '2.70
•>
•
20% Mar
:•*
-
*
.
22%
Aug
19%
:
Canadian
Canam
68c
July
2.50
1
1-955 warrants—,
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian
,
19
17%
•
Canadian OH Cos common-
Western
1.10 Aug.*;
5.10- Jan
-
.
12,550
..
10
•
950
.
6.50 Aug
17,700
<■
—
Horn
Deer
Jan
9.40 Ma v
Jun
2.50 V
•
—
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian
North
Inca_
Canadian
83c1
100
.
Jan
Aug
18%
1
| Canadian Locomotive
t
.
-
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35%
6
•
common--..
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Apr
"
17
20
Oil—
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19
68c
28,966
.
•7%
'
-
30%
t
5,645
40c
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Corp—
B
Deeoursey
May
7%
1.70
Aug
6.50
150
19
Crbst———20c
Warrants
•t
44,690
10
17
——30c
common
5% Mar
62c
775
40c
——
Ltd—.
Leather
Class
Jan
3.00
650
Apr
4.15 Jun
•
'
.
7%C Aug
.
Jan
17c
Ecii
15.C
Jan
1.05
'
Aug
.
98c
26,500
31c
•
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Mining
Davis
Feb
9
71,342
'20,800
103 104%
1
Zcllorbach
'
10c'
1.25 f
5
—
Minerals
3.1c
Jun
July
16c
Mai''
15c
129,400
4.50
IIIi
A
51,642
"
15c 16 %c'
32
—.—,_x——.
Timber
16c;
l(5o
,
Canada
D'Aragon Mines
Jun
31
6% Aug
10
1.20
16%
2.20 May
65c
500
31o
Mines—
J\Iiucs
Dairn:
14% May
1.30 Mar
'
-
Apr
July
3,305
24,785
18
1
Oils
'
*
Dyno Mines _i_
25
of
Crowput
Cusco
Jun
Apr
Apr
100
.
8c
IIIio
Daering Explorers '
19
Jan
•I.I-
May
63c
33c
May
lie
4.50
Trust
Crown
July
78c
;
00c
98c
1.08
1.
—
—
Pershing
Crown
29 % Jun
53c
65
•
-
*
Canadian
27%
*
com
pfd
Dock
27%
:*
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
27%
*
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
Decalta Gas warrants
Husky
22,800
■
Croinor
Jan
28
1
Oil
Warrants
Jan
56
..
1
Zinc—
Copper
Crest brook
Jun
9.60 July
13% Aug
Feb
67c
14
*
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian Homestead
550
15;
60c
;
—
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
13%
14
Chemical & Cellulose
High
13%
._ag—25
24%c
44% Aug
23% Mar
26
25
65c
Lw-il
Canadian
&
6.00 Feb
•
•:
Canadian
Steel
9%c Aug
21.415
•
*
.——
La edge
7,500
.
Lead
Warrants
Jan
«'
60c
33 c,'
Publishing
Crestauruin
Jan
20
Feb
.
Jun
,
690
Bit ———:——
Crco
1Jun
12%
Feb
42c
10c
;
common
.16
....
25%
*
OilsA_
615
.
25,933
45
15
15%c
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West
Exploration
Cowichan
Craig
July
8.30 July
Jun
May
Apr
28% Jan
; •' 82e
16 %c. Fob
18,455
38c
5.35
Jan.;
July
26,613
75c
%c
3ie
33e
May
May
25c
Aug
8c
3.30
75c
—-
Aug
5.00
3.30
A———
Sudbury Basin_r-_.
Tungsten Mining...
Clark
Coulee
Jan
90
Jan
11
8.25
3
British
.
...
5.00
29
44%
20
Canners
C
.,
..
100
6.90
25
British
-
Jan
90
22c
,
Apr
1.10
Feb
Jan
3.75
21% Aug
,
Feb
1.38
Apr
4.10
5,650
26c
—
37 % Mar
'
•
Feb
7.25
common—
Canadian
75c
Jan
Jan
39%
May
July
88,; Aug
-
...
186.
.....
.
4.50
'30,100
1
1
Copp
2.85 Mar
78
12,447
45;J
11%
3
Jan
Jun
34
.
7,950.
.
9%c 10 %c
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30
.
7.45
39
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Canadian
G.70
16
r
.
Bank of Commerce
90,.
3.80-
50c
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i—
90
39
,
3.20
35%
-
-
12,258
45c
«
Oils
Coppercorp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliiboug,
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
24% Mar
1.75 Jan
125
20
,.
55
22%
—100
Apr
22% July
21
35c
39c
1
Coinvcsfc
Apr
47% Mar
.305...
.
42
111
Jan
15c
12,715
2
Consumers Gas of Toronto coin—
" Feb
■
28c
5,677
4.90
Quebec Quid Mines— H250
Consolidated'
8%May
32% Aug
2,750
-
29
Jail
57,200
20c
4.10
21%
Mines— mil
Consolidated
30%; Apr
1
.Jan
100%
-.
1,850..
78%'-
11%
*
Preferred
Canadian
.
'
..
2.(10
6.80
*
——
Canadian
Canacuun
*
1
Canadian
Canadian
78%.
—12.50
Canadian Admiral Oils—
Canadian Astoria Minerals.—
Canadian
78%
3.50
common.
.—
Wire
35
20
,
Petroleum
Steamship Lines
Canadian
36 %
warrants—4.—
Preferred
Canadian
,1.99
36
preferred——100
Qil
Canada Southern
$1%
3.50
1.85
36%
•'
Canada
Canada
3.20
1.85
B
Canada
3.20
*
-
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1,089
A
Permanent Mtge
..26 %
„,
35
49%
—
class
Canada
WllP
101
Jan
24'/- Mar
29c
20c
mil,
Northland
class
Aug
2.01 Aug
35c
A
—
—
7c
4.30
1
1
Ltd—
Oils
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
12c
Con'spiidntecI Red Poplar Min_—— ,i—1 ■
Jun
6.20
2.05
740
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
Consolidated Sannonu Mines—
Feb
5.55
13%
..
1.04 Aug
i
Jun
103
:.
Feb
31,218
7,012
Peak
Consolidated
July
80
5.05 July
78.
150
36
*:
July
4.35
915
r
49%
—26
Lands
Packers
Canada
,
27».
Mar
1.45
Jan
35.000
Mines—
Press
1.04
May
3.50
16c
Mines—
Consolidated
Jan
64c.
27c
Consolidated
Jan
7,90 Aug
1,642.
6%;.
36%
32%
.
1.53
90c
Feb
9%o
Nicholson
Consolidated
3.20 May
Feb
62
95
100
.
Aug
24
v-
800
*
.
Jan
1,20 Aug
.10,750
100
common—
Warrants
Canada
*.
27
32%
...
28%
.
Malting
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«
9(>J
6%
10
4,585
8.90
;
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v
.1,110..
35
.
4.80<
,
27%
•
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73-.
5.30
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common
preferred
Canada
1
.
28
6%
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.
32%
5.30
120
.t—__
Canada Iron Foundries
4%%
•
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5.30
20,765
99c:,
96
„1
200
1.30;
GO
100
Calvan Consolidated Oil
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake—
Capada Cement common-
t
28
70
v,
,«
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1,336
■
'
61c
1.20
:
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t,
.
preferred
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99c
1.20
25c
*
-
11:
7Va%'
„
Aug
36c
12c
Consolidated
10%
39c
5.785
9%c
15c
& SmeltingExplor—-
Negus
19.066
41c
12c
Morrison
Consolidated
Jan
48c
39c
•
——
Mac
Consolidated Mosher
May
15%
39c :
1
Ilowey Gold—
Consolidated
Marbenor Mines—Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd—-
Apr
Jail
2.50 Aug
'
Mines— II"1
Consolidated
21c
Jan
55)0
1.20
Guayana
11 %C
Apr
12 %
39c
Lake
Consolidated Halliweli
Jan
10.065
43c
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
Jau
81,018
•
_
Jau
:
35,450
1
——
July
23c
2.75
2.50
Oil-
8
49%C; Jaii
.
IG'%
7.00
2.65
Crest
Iron
Fcnimore
0% Mar
,9.50
13
8.75
-III
Consolidated Golden Arrow:—
12c
*
'
East
Consoi
Jan
12%
25% July
7c
Aug
21c
Aug
13 Vn Feb
8,000
13:,iA~
13%
67c
Aug
July
Minos—,-r I-—7
Dragon
Consolidated
Jan
15c
,
10 %.C Aug
320
35,
7c
1.07
Aug
6V2C
12c
;
19c
Aug
7%C Aug
10,000
15c
7,333
1
Mines-
:
Discovery
17% July
5.00
23,700
7c
34
'
—_—
Burlington
90e
6%o
34%
'
:
10 %c 11 %e
U—
♦
—
1,905 v
6,000
6,360
100
14.300
13c
1
Oils.,-.——-
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Apr
Aug
5c
7
19c
-
Cadillac
Denison
Warrants
Jun
47 %
■
Aug
14% Mar
6c
7
15c
21c
Beta
Consolidated
Apr
53
Aug
64c
43,295
7%c 10 Vac
10 %c
•
13%
17%
Feb
40
9,100
5.75
76c
*
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-
7%c
5.00
1
8c
J
Jan
41
;
c
-
48
41%
65c
50
1
10% May
13% Jan
250
7c
:
2,260
14
14 %
44
1
Gold
11%
40%
7c
' \
Jun
14
45
1
Lake-
Lake
Consolidated
%
13%
15%
Ankerite
Products
Bunker Hill Ext
Jan
Jun
Jun
I
lligh
12c
'
'
40%
1
Smelting—.—
Building
'
r
•
I_25
—
Red
coruasun
46
1
cte
Canadian
Consolidated
643
1
Buffalo
Mar
50
.1
Buffalo
Central
48
-
Buffalo
95% Mai-
Consolidated
48%
10%
Mines
Euffadison Gold,
Consolidated
88
Mines
Mining
Jun
40
—
Brunsman' Mines
Brunswick
46 %
150
134
Brown Company
Brunhurst
57% Jun
3.60
7
19C
Mines—. .—1
43% Feb:
41
10%
Range Since .Ian.
LOW
High
—
Belickeno
Gamma
Calliman Flin
92%
;
Shares
7
Bakeries
Consolidated
May
Consolidated
90
13%
90c
Consolidated
40%
nn-
Telephone Co_
Aug
Jun
-50
:—
—
for Week
Low
Par
High
2.20 Aug
90
♦
Reef
25 c
15,139 "
-100
—
Columbia
Broulan
f
,
Columbia Forest Products.:—
Columbia Packers class A— —I*
British
t
44,200
27,125
51
pfd—.-IBo
4'/4%
British Columbia Power
;
35c
2.70
48
Class B
,
25c
2.20
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
31c
»
British
Share*
2.55
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
*
Elec
AUGUST 16
STOCKS
High
1
„:
Oil—,
Columbia
Low
1
-
Britalta Petroleum
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Jun
Jan
July
Apr
6.00 May
■,
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(767)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'a
Range
Par
General
Low
50 Vb
54'b
Friday
323
1%
____
41VI
41
42
499
Low
Petroleum
cohimon__l
Canada
Class A
i
Scientific
Geo;
Mining
Glacier
GolcT'crest1
20c
20c
25c
3,965
33,800
55c
50c
Toe
5,630
3.30
1.60
26,525
20c
Grandincs
Granduc
8c
Canada
1
Northern
Greyhawk
class B_
Heath
8
ClaSs A
v
•
'>
1
•
0.90
1,910
Mar
46,500
10c
Feb
34,200
14c
Aug
11,600
15c
9c
40c
7c
8 Vac
99,500
6c
5%
5%
6
5VaC
6c
3.26
1.26
1.40
37c
62c
10,500
'
27c
,
Jan
Aug.
Aug
July
«Ss
Fob
2.00
Jun
11Vb
31 Va
10,808
23Vu
Feb
30
18
0,712
.11VI
40
7,092
10Va
Jan
415
2T-U
Aug
Gas
.
—1
.Warrants
Inspiration
International
Bronze
International
Nickel
July
May
Feb
Molsons
Jun
23
Jan
National
Apr
13
.
2.20
1.19 Aug
Apr
National 'Steel' Car
05
,Jan
Feb
15
VI July
May
68
Feb
Aug
60
May
13
225
!)
53
55
340
53
VI
51 Vb
9,394
49
10%
1.340
10Vb July
12 Vb
Apr
New
Atbona
5
905
4% July
0Vb
Jan
New
Bidlamaque
13c'
42%
2,75
85
42:k
57,400
30
10a
20
Vb
.
50
_•
3.05
18Vli
10
90
44
:
3.50
18 VI
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1—10
v
86
40Vb Mar
10
19
3,325
•
200
590
24c
Aug
3 Vb
:<
.—1
■9 VI
a%
10%
10,798
10
15 Vb.
16
730
0VL>
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10Vb
riV-i
New
Chamberlain
Waite
Jacobus
Jaye
Concord
New
Davles
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gas
New
Goidvue
£.0,6? 9
7 8 Va
Aug
Apr
New
Joliet-Quebec
42Vb
Jan
57%. Apr
New
Highriclge Alining—:
Feb
111
Jan
20c
4,000
■? 18c
Aug
49%
9,716
44
Aug
02
May
14
15
315
14
Aug
19
July
12
13 Vb
335
12
Aug
15 Vb
Jun
85c
1.19
85c
Aug
2.20
Mines
.—
2.75
2.30
3.10
11,700
2.30 Aug
5.20
Apr
1.55
1.50
1.65
35,350
1.10
44
15
25c
12
93c
i
21c 24 VaC
04,800
1.35 Aug
Feb
10,000
38c
lDVbc
-Apr
1.35
Jan
Jun
1.05
97,300
54o
20,350
78,600
30c
Aug
90c
Jan
17c
July
65c
July
05c
30c
30c
34c
27c
23c
47c
__1
15c
13C lGVaC
44,120
13c
Aug
62c
Jan
17c
15o
20c
31,400
lOVbc
Jan
28c
Mar
1
28c
27c
33c
23,700
25,600
27c
Aug
73c
Jail
12c
July
25c
Jan
50c
65c
12.866
50c
Aug
52c
40,500
32c
Aug
Jonsmltli Mines
—1
Jowsey Mining Go Ltd
,—:
Jumping Pound Petroleums—■
Jupiter Oils
2.90
—15o
—
"
Canada
of
7
3.20
12,635
7
7
100
Gold
Kerr-i\ddison
Kerr
Lake
Kilcmbe
Feb
1.08
Lake
Lake
Lake
Osu
Lake
1.80
2,100
52c
56c
7,500
1.05
67c
.
,
Jan
July
3.90 July
8c
Aug.
54c
Aug
19 Vb
Jan
19
22
5,911
Feb
24%
Jun
1.14
13,580
uoc
Jan
1.00
Jan
88c
90c
7,054
88c
Aug
1.85
Jan
Vbc
8,500
23,500
9c
Aug
Jan
19c
Aug
39c
Apr
9
18
14c
15c
6.10
10,375
alii—
16 VaC
10c
17c
5.000
1-j.
3.55
3.55
3.70
700
2.50
2.40
2.50
<K)0
19
19
19
380
1.00
94c
1.10
9.600
73c
7,:'C
7VuC
9c
5.000
7VaC Aug
17c
Apr
12c
lOVbc
13c
24,500
lOVaC Aug
42c
Apr
7,850
2.05 Aug
Mines
*-li
i.l..
2.30
3.75
15c
Jan
Mar
3.00
Feb
2.10
Feb
17% Mar
Mar
•
2.10
2.05
2.30
14,150
27
28 Vb
610
*
24 VI
23
24 VI
1,298
23 Hi
22 %
24
3.419
40
39 Vb
41 %
757
130
36
1
5%c
5VuC
8c
34,834
5Vbc Aug
•
10c
13c
18Vbc
29.500
He
Jun
1.04
90C
1.10
76.350
90c
Aug
05c
00c
80c
8,650
60c
Aug
10c
10c
1.000
10c
July
22 HI
150
[III
Mines
1
23
130
-
—1
Goldfield
Co__
Gold
footnotes
see
Mines
page
44.
Jun
24%
24 VI
3.50
3.50
61c
09c
10 Vb
17 Vb
08 VI
09 Vb
22Vb
50
26% July
4.50 Jail
Jan
3.50 Aug
100
«lc
7,600 1
1.09 Apr
Aug
1,080
15
Jan
18
49Vb Jan
71
July '
22%
1.85
Jan
8.00 July
19c
Jan
4.25 May
2.59 July
20
1.60
2.85
3.50
July
Jun
Apr
Jun
Jan
Feb
30
16
May
25 Vb July
16
Feb
25% July
27
39Vb Aug
130
19Vb
Aug
Feb
;
;
;
'May:
5,813
.
75c
•75c
7,800
74c
;32o
14,112
25c
Aug
11'%
11%
BSC
1.16 Alar
Alay
25c
12
80c
72,300
4.05
850
.
Feb
9%
530
28c
3.80
*
!
I
July
12
Jan
03c
Aug
230
Jan
84c.
3.80 Aug
5.00 Apr
3.35
5.05 Alar
'
4,200
.3.80
4.05
25
25 Vb
50u
39%
3.80
39%
9 Vbc
16,500
25
i
9c
3c
18c
16 Vbc
37c
v
.
Feb
Jan
33,600
8c
Aug
'23c
Jan
17,900
25c
July
67c
Mar
10,100
7c
Aug
,
..
.
51c
; 26c
22,060
5,000
1.90
'2.05
Aug
40c
47,600
2.03
25c
.
.
46c
Uc
40c
25c
16 Vbc Aug
90c
2.23
50c
JUiy
28c
Aug
20c
.
7c
2.35
May
44
3he
9 Vbc
7c
29
Aug
Oo
27,200
He
.
Aug
39% Aug
5.000
..
_
Jun
25
25
45c
25c
.
18C.
.x
33c
.
t
I
1
2.00
.
.
1.78
22c
„
Feb
1
Feb
12VbcMay
1.00
:
3.15
:
56c
Aug
51c
38c '
.
50c
Jun
Jun
;Jun
18C
70c
^
40c
July j
July
70c
Alay I
16,500
18c
Aug
30cJun
92,400
*
70c ib,
.
lie
2.01
42c
0,800
9c
PC 5
3.55
Alay
July
24c
12c
Aug
48c
3,325
9,250
15c
July
35c
9c
Aug
25c
38c
12c
1.29, Jim '
Jan
1.22
11c
5,360
16c 24Vbc-
:
14c .1
;
10c
"
1
77,800
25,440
26,550
40,950
2.45
3 9c
f
.
1.48'
1.40
2.20
-
1.
;
'
15c
_1.
^
450
.
,
12 Vbc
1
Mines
Apr
41c
22 Vbc
2,800
20,000
22c
1.42
2.00. Apr
1.88 Mttr
13,400
30c
27c
50c
*
1
43Vb
130
Feb
Aug
13%c
Jan
23c
Jun
1.70 Mar
1.49 Mar
23c
22
Jan
Mar
___1
Alines-
Hosco
New
Gold
Jason
New
Kelore
t
1.35
8c
24c
Aug
16c
Jun
Jun
36c
Aug
Jun)
Jun
Jam
May
New
Gold
Alines
Nipissing Alines
Nor
Aug
26c
Jun :
Aug
53c
Alay"
55c
41c
60c
Aug
14c
16c
53,800
11,925
41c
14c
14c
Aug
52c
Jan
12c
lie
16c
22,600
10c
Jan
20o
Feb
-7c
7c
7 Vbc
11,600
7c
Aug
13c
Jun
8 Vbc
8 Vbc
!>c
7 Vbc
July
20c
1
Feb
12
Apr
7c
2.02
2.00
2.75
1.65
1.50
7c
Alines
Norsyncomaque Alining
Oils Ltd
Oils
Canadian
"50
:11c
Northern
Canada Alines—;
Northern Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
Mines—.
Nudulama
*■
common—_—*
20
Mines
Gold
22c
55,400
11c
34c
Apr
*7 Vbc
5,000
18,431
6Vbc Aug
13 Vbc
Jan
3.00
2.60 Aug
6.10
Jan
57c
73c
220,855
57c'
Aug
1.59
20c
34c
42,245
20c
Aug
30c
Aug
30c
46c
8,425
4.90
5.20
2.45
2.45
2.50
6,090
1,452
1.20
1.10
1.38
151,710
5.45
5.00
,
3.40
4.25
13%
16%
75,955
18,130
2,239
39 Vb
520
preferred
B preferred
Steel Products
Opemiska Copper—
Orange Crush
Orenaua
Gold
L—
22e
28c
22c
Aug
60c
Jan
22 Vbc
28.200
Ornisby
7Vbr
8.000
7c
Aug
lie
Jan
Osisko
7c
Minernls
Lake
Alines
5.00 Feb
3.40 Aug
Feb
1.07
Jun
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
17% July
41 HI May
6.80
17
17%
300
15Va
Jun
5.00
295
3.20
Feb
1.00
1.30
13,920
1.00 Aug
24%
24%
25
24% Aug
3.50
3.95
4,188
3.50 July
1.25
Jan
July
3.50
HVb Mar
37
3.60
0.10
36 Vb July
6.75
865
,
•
3.70 Alay
9.00
July
July
18
0.23 Jun
2.10
Jan
Feb
30
4.50 Alay
Alar
84c
Alar
Alay
55c
14c
14c
13c
Aug
30c
24c 27 Vac
6,000
24,850
6,200
14c
24c
Aug
44c
Jun
24c
Gc
7c
18,600
6c
Aug
11c
Mar
6c
50c
55c
50c
Feb
May
8c
6c
Aug
23c
Jan
Gc
9,500
23,500
92c
50c
6 Vbc
7c
9c
89,833
7c
Aug.
20c
Jan
15c
15,600
Aug
Jan
17c
22c
80c
2.10
2.00
2.32
13,510
61,050
*
—
Feb
9!)o
37
7V'«c
1
—10
20
*
-1
common
30c
25c
30c
1.75
1.60
1.85
52c
Club common
—
Jan
85c
Apr
2.45
Jan
Alar
48c
•
•
Class
Ontaiio
4.80
05c
G5e
90o
Alalnrtic—
Jockey
6.00,
Aug
1
Oils^_
Warrants
Jan
<
*
—•
Oka Rare Aletals Alining
Ontario
57 Vb
41% Aug
Jail
1
—
O'Leary
Jan
Aug
*
Alines
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oil Selections
Qkalta
Jan
45c
13c
*
—
Ltd
Ob a ska Lake Alines
O'Brien
14 Vbc
20
1
Ltd
Oils
Northland
Norvalie
3.35
7c ..Aug,
7c
warrants—_—;
1956
Jan
1.50 Aug
6.80
—
5.00
2.19 Aug
2.60
——__—*
common
2.65 Alay
Feb
4.75
Warrants—
6 r,'o
4,739
3.40
—
Preferred
A
44
14 VI
._1
warrants
North Star Oil common
Class
41%
30c
,_1
—
Uranium
Northspan
41%
4.95
..
Rankin—
.,
6Vb Aug
1.85
Jail
,-25c
■
common—
Warrants
North
He
1.34
...
62c
.
,_1
—
'
12,500
__
Corp—
II
1.85
16c
2.99
Ltd
'
6,720
7,067
45,100
10,300
16,000
15VuC
;•
._1
•
*
3,500
13c
II
1
Alines
,
.
2.20
2.19
Northcal
North
7c-
Vbc
'2.25
*
Oil & Alines
6
"•
1 •
1
—_—1
14
Normetal Alining
Norpax
8c
20c
1 i
——
Noranda Mines—
Nor gold
75,500
119,450
—1
___'
Alines—
Acme Gold
Vbc
30c
8
1."
:
Nickel
Nisto
Jan
8c
20c
1
!
4_.
Superior Oils_
.J
Rim' Mines*Ltd—
New
9
Vbc
26c
1
—
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
New
9 Vbc
•
Exploration
Alylamaquo
Newnorth
16c
9c
1
Smelting' Co
New
16c
9c
•
Alanitoba Alining &
Ltd
Alincla-Scotia—!
New
16c
1
'
2.70 July
Jan
1
Alines_i_—;
Newlund Alines
7c
*
1
M)
Mining
Yellowknife
*
30
100
Theatres
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium
2.05
•
Warrants
2.15
„50
B
2.05
'75c
Mines
New
Class A
5.00
Preferred
For
Apr
Jun
10C
Petroleum
(W
Apr
1.34
22c
5.60
22U..
Candy
Gold
Lyndhurst
Jail
18c
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias 1st preferred
Loblaw Cos class A
Lynx
2.80
1.00
9c
Mines
Lowney
12VaC July
18
1.75 Aug
19 VI
_i.
Mining
Gold
Louvicourt
090
Gold Mines
Mines
Lorado
16,500
19
Jan
Jan
11,200
20c
17Vb
Jan
37,168
18c
Feb
26c
06c
18%
18c
98c
lOVbc
19c
Jan
Jun
8c
89C
Lexindin
Loews
July
9%
1.10
Leucourt Gold
•Class
1.48
50c
Jan
54c
18%
Lei tell Goid
Liberal
49c
May
10c
1
Mints
Secord
July
13
54c
Ltd
Mines
Lamaque
7c
Aug
1
Mines
Wasa
Luz
1.70
Mines
Shore
La
44,316
1.70
Mines
Lingman
Laura
1.73
Mining & Exploration—
Cinch
Dufault
Lake
Lake
1.70
1.55
7c
7
—1
Bay
Townsite
(John)
Labrador
4.449
1
—
Klrkland Hudson
Kirklaiul Minerals
Labatt
26,100
1
—
Copper
Kirkland
8c
15%
-—1
Mines
7c
14%
1
Mines..
Gold
15%
52c
Kenville
Aug
.25o
Explorations
Norlurtie
Kelvinator
87c
Jan
iac
32c
—
69,980
1 -M
1 i-
llanicana
2.246
12 Vb
__1
-
—
Aliues—
1.15
65c
50o
4J44.Li
87 VI
July
80c
(1939)
Gold
Aug>
87c
'
—
Minesw:__+tix^
Fortune
Jan
—1
.
Aug
14 M»
'
Delhi
New
90c
III
Ltd.,
May
14 Vb
Alar
*
;
Dickenson Mines_;
47%"
i9c
Curp
Minerals
30c
Feb
11
^_50c
Petroleui)i__.
New
New
Aug
12VbC 13 Vac
Mining
Petroleum
Develop
4j
Oil of Canada
New
Jun
0.50
41c
__1
Exploration
Jeanette
July
11%
1
7 8 Vb
1
Mining
11c
150
200
^__i.40o
Continental
New
Jack
j.—__^
100
•
Ltd
:
Mines—
12
1
...
Copper Mines Ltd
Bay
Mines
Iron
:
12,500
13c
90c
1
Dominion Oil
2,270
.25c
Class A
Irish
Calumet
13,560
46%
__i
!
14 Vb
—•
,__•
Gold—4
British
New
12% Jun
19 Vb Jail
>
-
Mines
03c
—5
Ranwick Ltd
A
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate common
1
Jan
14%
9C
44'*»
com.
Jan
45c
11c
Alger Mines
12
common—
21%
Aug
*
5.70
•
Aug
17c
_1
4.00
11
12%
14,100
13%
—_25c
Uranium
New
'
Apr
51c
2,453
23c
*
4-
:
51c
4.50
,
1
13%
»
______4_
New
Jun
3.30 Mar
Mines'
New
Feb
24%
6% Feb
;
Jau
Mar
17c
19c
■
-
-5
B
New Bristol Oils__*
Jan
Jan
14Vb
Apr
17c
"8 Vbc Aug
12%
12%
2,000
-
July
Jan
-
3.25
9o
*
Nesoict' Lubine
Anr
50
July
9%
16
Nello
Jan
94
Jun
Jun
4.45
6!)
Mines
Neaion
32Vb-'Jun
Mar
84
55
3.75
.
10c
23
Jan
2.10 Aug
1.61
8 Vbc
10
1.339
5
Apr
40c
17%
National Petroleum
Feb
35
Jan
VI
Feb
26c
3.50
com.
Hosiery Mills class
53%
|
2.3u Alay
1.20 Feb
900
__1.
Chemical
Drug
National
Vb
.
4.35 May
24%
National Explorations 144
Jun
51
1.70 Mar
2.65 Aug
67,685
2.25
1
40c
32
2.65
—1
—
7.00
•.
Jun
1.73
Jan
14 VI
Creek Mines.
12Va
51 >2
International Petroleum
Isotope Products
Minerals
NamA
86 Vb
300
2.10
,44;
Aug
•
15 Vb Alar
Jan
'
*' 28,384
III
Corp; common
Multl
'Jail
^
-4.05. Aug
31.300
Jail
Jun
Vb May
41
32c
Monmial Locomotive Wofks—
Aug
...
2.08
18 Vb
24% c Jan
Apr
1.23
1,000
1.20
28Vbc
2.50
*
Brewery class: A
Knitting common—'i.
Porcupine :
i
19c
80
International
1.40 :
1.40
-32c
______
,.4
Monarch
Mone La
52
lie
Powders
11,200
National Trust
—
Co
3.10
1
7,101
28-Vl
1
2.65
Mogul Mining Corp_
7,700
*
V
3.00
10
00c
Alar
"
Jim
J'
1,700
•
-
45c
13 Vb
17,290
33
13c
1,996,450
137,800
_1
21c
1
Mining
1.48
common
5.00
1.51
common.:
1.20
A
55 VI
.' ._20
Natural
12 Vb
70c
1.45
III
52
1—100
Preferred
12 VI
92c
a'
Apr
Jun
Aug
Vb Aug
12
9,700
Jan
5.35
•
1.00 Aug
4,750
11,930
■
15c
1.45
*
-I*'
III*
19c
1.19
vf'T2VI
14 HI
•
*
.29
lite
13c
13c
Fob
Jun,
20c
53c
Aug.
13c
3
1.18
1.00
12 Vb
vr
1
Mines—
Ore
Class
23% May
Feb
.18:
,
1.05
13 Vb
1
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
;
Inland
14,700
Corp
Modern Containers
45c
32 Vb
—
25c
4.05
4.40
«
preferred
Metals
Min
J:in
1.25
Co.
Co
Mindumar
Jun
Apr
Fob
32 (u
.
18c
30c
.
Vbc Aug
3.15
July
*
Jun
«%
52 Vb
;
19c
2.25
Jan
39 Va
27%
.
•
common.
39,470
i
6%
18c
600
5
Ltd
4.20
—
12 Vbc
1,300
"
3.70
Gas
5% Aug
7c
,
'.46
10%
4.05
Jan
1.07
10 VI
15 Vb
10%
—his
!
Brick
Milton
May
27 Vb
27!b
Industries
Warrants
Apr
14c
Jan
..
30V-t
'
15,000
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium—
lOVbc May
45 Vu
33c
24c
•
26o
5,500
44
27c
July
24c
IZIII
85c
11,250
33c
8
Light <fc Power common.1
5VaC Aug
300
6c
17C
4,950
28,560
Jun
85 Vb
116/
July
12c
5,000
Jan
33c
8
8Vbc
Jan
89c
Aug
22c
18c
'
Jun
87
71 Vb Alar.,
775
9%c
Alining
15c
.
Vbc
Oil & Gas
Midwest
22c
58 Vb
49,300
1,329
92 Hi
i
Midrim
Jan
72 Vu
87 Vb
18c
Alines
Alidcon
4.50
67 Vb
•
Alining
14
30 Vb
34c 18 Vac
___lo
Ingram <te Bell preferred.
Cement
Mexican
70
1
Petroleum
Uranium
21% Mav
Apr
22
31,400
_!
(John)
Meta
Aug
6c
.
Alerrill Island
Alerrill
t
Gold—
Jun
7% Jun
79 Tii May
& Development_50c
Exploration
Jan
22c 30%c
25c
87 Vb
I_IIII
—
Lake
Petrolcums__
Apr
Apr
220
•
McWalters Gold Minos_
Mar
82
•
Lake—
Red
Apr
12 Va
14c
45,500
53c
.
Red
McAIarmac
Jun
6,011
82
1
common
Porcupine
McKcnzie
Jun
49c
7c
9 Vac
r
I.—.
Frontenac
67c
'
Inglis
MeColl
Melntyrc
7
100
Maybrun Mines
10-% May
May
28%
llVaC
16%
_
Corp
Jan
6%
6%
•
com
Preferred
Jun
8.35 Aug
6c
'
Inland
Feb
20c
20c
1
Ltd
Massey-Havris-Ferguson Ltd
May
1.00 Aug
___1
preferred -—I'—.
preferred
$2%
0
Jim
2
1
Accent
21c
Aug
23C
11c
55,200
9c
:•
•
—_
Lake
Feb
Alentor
300
10Va
&4%
'lie
Mar.
1.00
lOVii
Industrial
34,600
5.60
8c—Aug
•
Indian
14c
27 Vb
16% Aug
r-2% July
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
,,
11c
7
7,200
49
preferred
12c
Aug
•
10,500
4 8-'.2
'
Jan
1
5
•
40c
io
Imperial Oil
'
41c
1
Imperial Life Assurance^
"
Jan
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Medallion
lGc
27%
Imperial Invest class A—____
v
Jan
2.08
Mar
22,270
•
>20
'
Apr"
91c
48
15Vbc
•
Mtge„_.
•
•
62c
Jan
86,000
Aug
15 Vac
—
Imperial Bank
"
11 Vac
—J
,
,.fc Brie
•
Jun
Apr
8%
1.20
Moore
pam
V< r
85,300
34c
Jan
0% May
91c
•
Smelting
200
1.02
Aug
18
;
3
'15c
_5
Porcupine—..—:
Oils
i-a-i-,—
15,500
25c
,
15c
52
400
•
1
_
Mining &
Bay
V;b
May
47 V
Feb
21
7c
27 V
*
—
15c
7%
13'jt
7
*
Jan"
Jan
1.85
36 Vbc
27Vbc Jan
Jail
lOVb
1.00
___•
v
5%
8Vbc
8.50
20o
:
13c
♦
Common—1—
Oils
29
166,750
:
1
Huyle, Mining
Humber
IGC
*
_
-. Class
B
i—
;
Howard *$niltlv Paper- common
Huron
35c
8.70
1
,
common
..
Hudson
23c
13 Vbc
1
a
1.25 May
Jun
Mines
48
100
16%
1
:
I.td
'
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40.125
Aug
Aug
25c
Aug
3.40
-
795
8c
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85
30
1
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1.55
1.35
Aug
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1,100
17%
♦
.
11c
1.40
Jan
11 Vbc
Aug
Mar
200
2.00 Aug
1,200
29
*
Hinde & Daucli Canada__
.
8%
5.00
16c
_1
Mines™
Aug
8c
34c
;6Vbc Aug
7,000 '
8.35
Iron
Tower
12c
29,500
49 Vb
1
Higliland Bell
Hi
14,500
27c
;
Lake
Paper
5c
4 Vbc
18c
85
30
Red
Gold
11,003
26,000
19c
1.80
43
1
Heva Gold Mines__
18,200
;•
8,000
Aug
8
Lakes
Hendershot
1.49
5C| 6 Vbc
Oo
4'be.
33,200
14c
Feb
•
Mines
1.35
10c
2,000
Alay
Gold Mines
Gold
2.05
1.35 Aug
1.35
4 Vbc
1
26c
17c
38
,
Jan
8c
Marigold
5
•
Jan
35
Aug
18c
Marcon
Jan
—;
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27 V4
8c
Jan
2.10
22
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3,521
18c
lOVbc
Aug
900
90
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29
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16c
July
650
1
/
27%
Jan
1
Aug
6c
74c
39
Gold_
27%
Jan
1.21
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Maritime Mining Corp
8c
3,500
23
l
Minerals
of
May
Milling
Mines
Leaf
11.125
9.50
Rock
Headway
Uranium
Maple
2.10
;
Mines
■
Head
Maneast
38
Gypsum Lime & Aiub
Ilasaga
Feb
Jan
22
Gurney Products common
Harrison
70c
529c
2.00
L
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21,316
Jun
18c
;
•
Aug
Jan
1.11
•
1
Aug
142
1.06
1
Goidl'ieids
19c
14,100
1.11
*
1.
Majortrans
Malartic
18c
10c
1
Gold Mines..
Lake
Aug
2.00
Mines
'•*'
Rod
1.60
22 Vb
Warrants
Gwflliin Lake
Madsen
class B
Bloedel
&
Mines—
July
9c
.
Uranium
Lead
Macmillan
July
Gold
1.20
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common
Grldoil Freehold
Guhnar
Cock.shult
8c
50
Ltd
May
Macleod
Magnet: Consolidated' Mines
38 VI
Develop...
Gulch Mines
98c
Jail
Jan
•
preferred
West Coal
Aug
11,000
4.75
Great
7c
Jail
OV2C
Common
Gas
Plains
35.800
42,700
12c 12 Vac
Warrants
Great
9c
5.80
8 Vac
Paper
Power
Great
7c
Aug
__1
Mines
Lakes
7c
80c
12c
•
Lakes
1
Explorations
65c
35 Vbc July
"
Mines
Great
4.140
1.75
180
common
Gold.
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10.747
39c
c
74
High
2.20
Feb
2.15
37c
Vac
Glue
78c
Low
1.72
37c
14c
J.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.15
3.70
•
Low
V
1
Maefie
.'.27c
Shares
1
Jan
1.30 May
'
for Week
Macdonald Mines 1
Apr
Jply
42c
jun'
Mines
21c
8c
8c
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Mines—
Great
$2.80
,
J 3c 24
Uranium
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'
50c
2.000
:
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Aug
2,100
12c
1.60
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_
*
Sales
Range
2.05
6.00
?•
Fob
4.00
12q
Par
Macassa
0.25
20c
3.70
12c;
—_
Mines
19c
Manilou
Goldfields
Hard
Aug
4.85
Mines.xi.__
Mines
Eagle
Golden
Gulf
4.00
4.00
Mines
Gold ale
Gold
Feb
3.85
'.i
Gold
k_i
Uranium
Glenn
5.00
Prosp„^^
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UiWut
1.500
1
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Giant
45
5.30
4.00
Ltd...
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5.00
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Geiiex
Aug
63 Vb
37
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
50 Vb
.
Goileral
16
STOCKS
High
51 Vb
__
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Dynamics
Motors —1—
General
Shares
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Salei
51c
55c
13,000
8,700
8%
Aug
25c
1.60 Aug
47c
2.40
Aug
50c
81
2.85
95c
July
9
Jail
Jau
Jan
May
Vb May
8%
425
7%
7%
200
24
24
115
9.00
8.65
10
20,440
2.00
540
2.50 Jan
3.15
2.50
Vbc
148,925
18c
Feb
42 Vbc
Jail
Alay
38c
26c
09c
35c
3,100
36c
Alar
May
29e
43,400
54c
19c
1
1
2.00 Aug
24
v
—_-l
15c
29c
13c 25
1
7% Aug
9%
Jan
Feb
26
May
8.65 Aug
15
Apr
22
27c
Jan
Jun
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
44
,
.
.
(768)
Monday, August 19,
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Parker
Pembina
Pipeline
Aug
74c
Jun
8c
Aug
13c
Jan
Toronto
Cc
A ug
10c
Jan
Towagmac
54c
Jan
21,850
55c
Apr
15,007
18c
Feb
12
11 %
12%
7,495
9
Feb
10%
10%
12%
6,635
19,041
500
510
__
46
46
2.80
3.55
63,230
54c
1.45
80c
177,090
1
1.29
*
Petrol Oil & Gas
48c
1
,
69c
44c
1.15
61c
10,400
69,106
4%
6
95c
Jan
26%c May
16% Jun
10%
Aug
18
43
July
Trans
„
47% May
2.30
Jan
27c
Jan
1.15
Aug
Clc
3.90
88c
May
1.50
Trans
Transcontinental
Apr
Trans
Oil
Gold
Crow
Pickle
1.65
27,822
97c
1.09
10,620
1
-
1.23
Development
3,400
25,200
1,500
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Union
Mining
United
United
Corps Ltd
55c
60c
3.900
55c
Mar
75c
Jan
35%
36%
2,540
35%
Aug
46%
Jan
1
•
1
Gold
Roy
Premier
Gold
Border
Premier
Trust
51c
63c
20,650
63 %
63%
68
60
3.95
3.95
1,000
lie
7%c
7%c
12,500
90
90
25
52 c
7
——-1
100
,
50c
Jan
1.00
Jan
55
3.80
83%
5.90
Aug
7c
Apr
85% May
13c
88
Class
B
Jun
United
Fuel
United
Keno
Uranium
Pronto
Prospectors
Apr
2,600
Aug
1.70
Jun
Universal
11,015
6.70 Aug
8.80
Apr
Upper
5.40
5.40
5.75
2,800
5.40 Aug
1.75
2,480
1.55
Aug
3.95 Mar
1.16
Feb
•
1.25
1.20
1.42
7,300
*
3.50
3.25
4.05
151,181
*
10c
8C
10c
1
20c
20c
1
87c
86c
1
45c
35c
1
9%c
1
6.00
1
•
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
1.05
class
Inv
2.30 July
4.25 July
1.70 Mar
Aug
18c
Jan
20c
Aug
33c
May
86c
Aug
71,762
35c
Aug
9%c lOVaC
50,600
9%c Aug.
7.00
3,880
10,500
8c
21c
5,805
95c
47,020
52c
Vico
32c
1.60
5.60
35c
32c
1.60
1.81
14,800
1
20c
19c
25c
•
,
22,625
40,500
10%
8.50
11
5,010
1.25
28c
Jan
Mar
Aug
32c
1.60
10% Mar
80c
2.87
Aug
July
8.50
Aug
Jan
Feb
26c
Apr
19
Jan
Equipment
*
8%
8%
100
8%
Jan
10 %
Apr
West
1.26
1.25
1.43
53,525
1.25
Aug
1.90
Jan
Westeel
Reef
1
12c 15%c
1
Mines Ltd
14,100
37c
5,950
9c
8%c
10c
26,000
8%c Aug
125
14
14
1
58c
52c
69c
18,500
12 %c
10 %c
16c
65,500
Products
Grocers
Aug
Western
14
75c
Mar
Apr
1.82 May
1.00
18%
18%
19%
Jan
25% May
2,830
16%
Feb
8c
10c
7,500
8c
Aug
15c
Feb
17c
14c
17c
19,650
9c
Jan
24c
July
67%
67%
70%
2,007
64
Mar
77
May
18%
18%
19%
6,889
16
Jan
23%
10%
11
480
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
12c 13 %c
Warrants
common
•
15%
14
63c
59c
1
19 %0
15%
13%
1
Ltd
*
common
5,000
100
lie
Apr
17 Vic Aug
Mar
16%
Jun
13% Aug
18%
Jan
13
14%
10,700
83c
35,000
59c
Aug
15c 19 %c
33,100
15c
July
14
14%
29
29-%
I,650
185
9% Mar
24%
Feb
♦
1.35
40o
Jun
Mar
15% July
30% July
50c
55c
6,045
45c
May
68c
Jan
19c
123,100
13c
Jan
70c
Jun
•
1.13
1.13
51
57
140
Aug
80
2.75
2.45
3.00
10,600
2.10
Jan
3.60
Jun
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawlnigan Water & Power common
•
3.15
3.00
3.60
30,673
2.50
Feb
3.95
Jun
7.70
7.35
8.25
61,885
3.60
Jan
8.25 Aug
83
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Debentures
,
_
Sherritt
Sicks
Gold
886
Feb
98
65
90% Mar
97
40
July
44%
48c
48c
50c
4,800
Aug
Weston
S
K
5.25
49,962
4.85
July
8.10
21
21%
485
20%
Apr
23
22
Quebec
5
1
Sourls
50c
*
I
•
Ltd
Union
Air
Spooner
Mines
Stadacona
Standard
17%
Aug
10,943
60c
Jun
32c
6,600
30c
Aug
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Stedmai.
&
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
River
—♦
*
8c
8c
9%c
2,525
48
48
10
20c
20c
500
49
91
42c
53,898
1,450
38c
63,090
27c
19,050
37%
37%
39%
602
3.75
3.40
3.80
14,335
Oils
—•
(John)
4,200
Jun
13%
Jan
Feb
82%
Jun
11
Aug
18% Mar
15c
Aug
2.75 Mar
1,170
22c
Aug
11c
81c
Feb
4.70
Apr
54c
Jan
11c
11c
15c
6,000
Aug
35c
Jan
25c
18 %c
25c
63,783
16%c
Jan
53c
May
6%c
8c
19,500
G %C
Aug.
17c
*
2.30
18%
2.15
18%
2.44
45,350
1.12
Feb
19
495
27
27
335
2.05
2.00
2.30
27,249
66c
75c
6,100
33
33%
125
5.25
5.30
200
1.50
•
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*
Jan
2.50
July
15% May
19% Aug
25
27
Jan
Jun
Jan
3.00
Apr
Jan
1.35
Apr
May
36%
Jan
5.00 Mar
6.50
Jan
1.85
46c
33
•
1.60
2.05
20.750
1.00
Jan
3.90
Apr
*
A
23
23
24
3,907
18%
Jan
27%
Jun
23
23
24
4,065
19% Mar
28
Jun
6% Mar
12
May
Ltd
7c
1
7c
25c
32,887
1.10 Aug
-1,200
18 %c
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
1,498
14
14%
3.75
3.75
2.90
Jan
Feb
37c
Aug
35
37
499
15c
12c
24c
66,400
1.35
1.35
1.39
14,170
17c
*
,
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1
17c
18c
1
♦
Oil
_„20c
—...
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Mines
—>
Yukeno Mines
!____
*
9c
27,500
1.02
1.20
35,190
6c
,
l
4
Zulapa Mining
23c
1
•
41,500
7c
1.14
*
__
V-
10%
3.25
11c
Jan
43c
July
Aug
Jan
Feb
Jun
35
12c
Aug
Aug
1.15
Feb
19
May
3.75
40
Jun
July
1.30 May
1.60
Jan
37c
Jen
17c
•
Aug
7c
July
16c
Apr
7c
10,700
10cl4%c
'
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Zenmac Metal
18 %c
800
35%
•
class A™,-™
Mines
Yellowknife
__
—1
4.55
19
Toronto Stock
Jan
Aug
13c
Jan
1.02 Aug
7c
15,500
6c
May
1.93
Apr
10%c- Feb
20c
*
26c
27,400
20c
Aug
40c
Apr
30c
;
32c
3,500
30c
Aug
75c
Mar
Friday
Jan
STOCKS
66c
Jan
Jan
2% July
8c
45
Fast
Apr
1.05
Sale I'rles
Jan
63c
Jan
Par
Corp
175
31%
Apr
7%
2,880
7%
Aug
10%
Jan
28
27 %
29
790
25%
Aug
35
Aug
3.60
3.60
3.70
650
22%
21%
22%
715
Dominion Sugar!
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May
30c
Jan
Canadian
Bronze
Aug
55 %
May
Canadian
24c
Aug
60c
Jan
Canadian
8
Mar
11%
21c
Feb
78c
Mar
23 %C Aug
42c
Jan
3.15
Mar
Jan
43
6.40
Canadian
common
Ingersoll
Canadian
Jun
Coast
Consolidated
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Glass
1.30
1.18
1.44
109,683
Feb
1.75 July
Dupont Co Canada
10c
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213,000
24%
815
62
66%
1,016
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1
9c 12 %c
24
63%
6%c
60c
9c
Aug
23% May
60
Feb
6%c
6,000
17
18%
26,713
17
Aug
97
17%
97
35
97
Aug
14c
22c
72,500
19c
Aug
7c
Aug
1
16c
8%c
7c
10c
14,100
2.35
2.30
2.60
10,950
II—IIIIIl
28c
6c
Jun
2.30 Aug
28c
*
33c
2,640
5%
6%
2,100
4%
Feb
2.55
•
_
2.55
220
1.35
Jan
Aug
34c
26%
May
Jan
Hayes
Steel
May
15c
Feb
4.10
Jan
45c
May
9
Jun
9
Loblaw
Inc
Jun
Minnesota
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Mines
1
1
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1
51%
52
505
45
Feb
53
3.00
3.05
1,300
46
46
25
36
Jan
100
3
Julv
2.3q
&
Consolidated
Oreille
Jun
Southwest
18
1,575
17
Mar
21%
Apr
Yukon
1,000
5 %c
July
9%c
Jan
Paper.
3.70
930
3.50 May
5.50
27c
1.39
1.33
67,805
Jan
1.75
9c
10c
33,000
9c
May
16c
Mar
40c
45c
14,800
35c
Jan
55c
May
1.80
1.65
2.08
26,720
2.00
1.85
2.25
12,314
67c
65c
75c
27,400
50c
17,400
65c
29c
2.95
Aug
2,422'
31%
Aug
8,000
20c
Jan
31% May
May
,
Julv
4.10 May
52
Apr
7
Jan
39%
Jan
Apr
30c
gg
64
66
110
51
Jan
68
May
18%
19%
1.231
16%
Feb
22
May
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20
Aug
24 %
Aug
20
20
26
1,490
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24%
25
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91 %
=
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1
:
May
90
81%
25%
26
385
25%
46
317
40
Mar
31
32
350
30
Aug
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320
31
81
45
25
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3.50
3.85
4.990
1
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2.52
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»
48%
48%.
170
26%
Aug
64% Mar
Aug
3.50 Aug
2 35
July
47% Aug
37 %
Jan
25
Jan
103% Jan
33% Aug
<53% May
Apr
34.
jun
47
May
5"20
Apr
3.40 Jan
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1.10 Jnl.V
59
Jun
9%c
25c
Jan
1.42
33 %
1.2.50
1
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Zellers
3.50
31%
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2.30
31%
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Price
6c
3.50
70o
4.30
4.30
200
8c
65c
75c
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20
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Flour common
6c
4.30
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Paper
Ogilvie
17
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Jan
28
975
18%
Jan
Jan
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3.90
27
701
19
Gaspe Copper Mines
11c
23% May
59c
70
29%
1956
International
100
28%
29
18
*
73% May
30%
28%
Apr
common
Apr
25% May
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Jan
21
4.50
29
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5.05 Mar
3.60 Aug
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Apr
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Canadian Marconi
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24%
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34
112
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Jun
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6
4.25
32%
7%
.....
&
1
High
Low
Dredging..5
Gold
Canada
Range Since Jan.
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4.25
Bulolo
Apr
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32%
Apr
15c
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7%
Jun
48%
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Range
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Jun
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of I'riees
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1.03
Aug
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Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
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46
16c
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Canadian
Aug.
Thompson-Lundmark
5.00
6%c
1
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Lead
Aug
"HI"
July
Jan
•
Wright-Hargreaves I
Yale
1.60
IIIIIIIIIIIHi
25c
—
•
2.02
*
Paper
22c
Woodgreen Copper
44,652
Gold.IIIIIIIIIII"~500
Tiara Mines
—
17c
3.50
13,950
____1
15c
3.20
«
Indus
II,900
III III II" "1
I
15c
Alexander
Wood
2.60
1
Calgary
255
Winnipeg & Central Gas.
2.40
~~
Gold
11
1
1.60
~
Teck-Hughes
2.00 Mar
83c
1
Mines
&
2.02
"II
Mines
Jan
Mar
J
Windfall
2.60
Mines
Taurcanis Mines
Jun
7
29c
July
7c
2.15
"III
Cons
11
Winchester Larder
1
IIIIIl
-IIIIIII*
I*
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
Thompson
46
25c
8%
Supertest Petroleum common.
Temagami
49"
42c
8
Contact
Inlet
11
7
10c
AndJan National
30c
Ordinary
May
May
May
67%
3,878
3,110
Jan
jqo
Swltson
4,680
71,800
Aug
22c
Warrants
7.10
75%
22,900
12
5,400
.I.IIIIIIIII
Mines
7.00
70%
32c
11
25c
Exploration
Propane common.
7.00
72%
2.95
1.33
~i
Cons
Aug
Feb
50c
8.60
Dalhousie
Sullivan
16,900
Aug
1.20
7,550
79c
23c
20% May
22,675
Ltd.
Sudbury
1.20
70c
—
1.10
9% July
89c
1
Sunburst
44%
7.50
11
33c
_
Aug
4% July
10c
25c
10% July
8
Gold-
32 %
600
49,000
1.15
450
48
pref
Sturgeon
11,327
10c
:•
8.50
250
3.25
Gas
Steinberg
Jan
1
4,469
*
Bros
23c
Jan
4.40
27
Feb
1
18
75c
Corp
Canada
May
-
12
*
Nickel
Aug
10c
3,100
:
Warrants
10%
"III
Mines
73c
21,800
1
class
Hill*
Uranium
17c
21
Wiltsey Coghlan
11
3.00
Materials™!!!!"*
&
July
Jan
18
Willroy Mines
17%
"
Uranium
56c
Aug
1.73
13% Aug
*
10%
1
Oils
6,600
3.95
—
class
11
75c
Services
&
110
64c
3.15
B
17%
•
Warrants
Texas
100
65c
3.00
Oils
Paving
Stanrock
Tandem
17%
60c
"50
Mines
Stanleigh
Surf
17%
»
preferred
Oil
Spartan
Superior
Aug
•
Southern
of
Jun
3.65
•
Southam
Steel
10%
20%
550
Hi
Ltd
Roi
Valley
60c
1,075
3.75
30c
17%
21%
3.65
l
Manufacturing,
Somerville
Jan
Jan
21
*
Van
Feb
July
6.40
24%
—
May
•
Mines
Mines
D
Slocan
10c
Jun
60c
L27
Petroleum
(Geo)
Class
1.35 Mar
5.00
common
Ltd
70
3.95
Jan
48c
5.10
B
Simpsons
80
50c
Mines™.
20c
Jan
July
75
1
Standard
Aug
Aug
94
43
Silverwoocl Dairies class A
Class
Aug
87%
common
Silver-Miller
Siscoe
51
43
83
trust
Mines
Silver
19,100
Jan
94
Gordon
Voting
Silknit
1.36
1.82
*
Breweries
Sigma
.
1.13
50
A
Creek
Sheep
26% Aug
10c
39
24%
1
Jan
1
1
preferred
Jan
Feb
-™
60c
r
-
Naco
Western
Wood
*
15c
A
19%
24c.
7.15 Mav
29% Jan
8,450
Jun
11
16c
Class
Jun
May
Jan
35c
9'%
50c
_____1
Class
May
5.50 Mar
25
Jun
8% Aug
2,176
10%c
Leaseholds
Apr
Feb
10 %c Aug
Aug'
1
Cement
93c
86
187,164
—1
—
Western
30c
—25
Saskatchewan
19c
Jan
3.35
11c
Maygill Gas Oil..
Jan
21c
class A
Gold™
Jan
,11c
10c
35%
5,2
13c
1.45
Ltd
23c
.26,339
Gold..
River
9.00 Jan
14%
1
•
Preferred
35% Aug
33C
2.50
5
486,542
Gas
Sand
,y
Jun
13%
10c
Petroleum
10
Mines
3.35 M
40c
145% May
34c
Apr
13%
5%
Breweries
40c
1
Uranium
•
32%
Canada
80c
Mining
Michael
1,395
Decalta
•
Maurice
4.30
Western
30c
Industries
St
75
Western
58c
•
St
8,000
60
62%
315
12c
4.05
Mines
Jun
•
Salada-Sliirriff-Horsey
Aug
'
7% July
265
2,457
10c
Nickel
Malartic
2.50
36c
Mines
Corp
8%
26%
Feb
23c
Jan
70c
Oils
Antonio
Jun
50c
Cement
8%
66 % c 74 %c
21%
1.00 May
1.25 May
1
Lawrence
San
45c
1.50
*
Mines
St Lawrence
hi
40c
1.45
12c
1
;
Uranium
Mines
Ryanor
11c
44c
1.50
1
Uranium
23,700
1
1
Explorations
Rich well
Russell
Feb
6.20
; 3.25 Apr
66c
Petroleums
Rapid Grip & Batten
Rayrock Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
26c
33%
(Canada) Ltd.
Lake
West
Consol
95,842
60
Copper
Wespac
Jun
Roxana
70c
——
-
Werner
1.49 Mar
1.35
Rowan
48c
22
—1
Pyrite
Aug
Pete Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd
Feb
4.05
10c
3.05
_——~
& Knapp
Webb
Weedon
Aug
Roe
20c
60
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—
55c
Rocky
6,500
—*
Mines
Waterous
60c
Rockwin
26c
195
:—•
6,300
A
Feb
21c
Ltd——1
A—;——
'
1
Walker G &t W
7,400
Mines
class
17c
5,505
18.740
11,800
Amulet Mine's™—™-'—:
Waite
61c
Silk
20c
.31
20,166
1—1
80c
Athabasca
7,000
Aug
Aug
6.25
Wainwright Producers & Ref™
55c
Roche
90%
7.00
10c
Ltd
Oils
Vulcan
60c
Rix
Feb
Jan
Aug
5.60
15c
2.34
.
Explorations
55c
Riverside
Aug
2.00
Aug
26%
*
---2
.-1
—1
Viceroy Mfg class
61c
Rio Rupununi
95c
26
._25
B pfd—
Prod
Ventures
1
Rexspar
Jun
27c
26
Hil%—1
Vandoo Consol Explorations
*
Uranium
48
6.20
x-.-l
—:___i
Canada Mines—j
Rainvillc Mines Ltd
Radiore
Jun
Apr
8.35 Mar
1.55
Ltd
Gold Mines
Mining
42%
3,634
22c.
20c
leo
Apr
39
42,250
19c 20 %c
Corp
1.15
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Quemont
99%
May
23c
36%
35,601
90%
20
10%c Aug
15,533
29
5.80
———•
7.30
Quebec Copper Corp
Queenston
1.60
2.90
27
26%
Oils
Violamac
Quebec
Quebec
95c
*
Steel
6.70
Ascot Copper
Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec
31
43%
,s~l
Mines
Montauban
United
1.05
Ltd
Quebec
I-eb
100
21c
1
....
United
1.05
Airways
Minerals
37% Jim
1
:
class A
United
1
Purdex
Jan
<>8c
19c
6.00
Jan
7.00
Mines
Producers
Gas
Provo
32
2.50
55c
8%
Mar
•
Dome
Mar
700
6;°5
1
*
™
Jun
1.65
East
Preuton
20
300
--
—*
pfd..'
Corp
Estella
United
-1
Electric
President
Jun
1,430
26/a
1
Jan
17%
21.180
J4
Mar
615
33
43
Julv
47c
49
25%
37
*
Asbestos
Jan
55c
Corp
35%
93c
40% Aug
*
Jan
Jan
36%
River
19
25
*
*
....
Acceptance 2nd
of Canada
13%
1.66
1,171
10 %c 12 %C
11
1
*
Gas
15c
Jun
7c
41%
19
29
Resources
Aug
9.75
40 %
1-40
....
Jan
1.20
8c
10%
1.23
Union
Union
*
Oils
Powell
Oil
1.25
8c
9.75
July
35%
1
—*
Shawkey Mines
Apr
1.60 May
1.83
Jan
Aug
Jan
32c
Jan
50c
Ponder
Prairie
1.40
97c
8c
1
Pitch-Ore
Placer
1.40
1.00
9.90
Gold of B C
Uranium
Pioneer
1 52
*
Mines
19c
500
—
Chibougamau
Trinity
38,300
32c
--
40
Ltd
High
66c
32c
—
Pipeline
Prairie
Triad
Ultra
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
A
class
Rights
...
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Jun
2.25 May
Aug
I
—
preferred ;
'—
Canada Explorations
Empire Oils..—
5%
Jan
Aug
Finance
Traders
1.28 May
Exploration
Range Sirce Ja j. i
Low
High
-
—.......—.
Trusts...—™_.—20
Works class A—
*
Iron
Shares
49c
J«c
40,4
General
21c
22c
-
Elevators
5,600
Jan
Bank
Dominion
Toronto
26,800
18c
—
Toronto
Apr
T3.000
70c
65c
4.50
57c
Silver Mines.——
Torbrit
"
2.80
Minerals
&
Jan
38c
July
36% July
143
May
61c
*
1
10
Tombill Gold Mines
17 %c
Toronto
2
preferred
Mines
Oil
100
72c
1.25
common
Oil
<S:
Gold
Peruvian
5,005
50
Gas
Perron
1,490
19%c
65c
1
Gas
Preferred
Permo
Feb
1
6c
*
Ltd
Mines
Nat
River
Peace
16%
44c
8c
Gc
1
Mines
Consol
Paymaster
32,877
123
36c
--
,
——1
Urunium
Pater
Feb
50c
9c
6%c
68c
4.50
85c
50c
1
—
Amalgamated
Drilling
Pardee
9c
1
Mines
Mines
Parbec
26,900
for Wreek
Low
Par
High
13c
30%
113
38c
10c
Oils
Western
Pan
Paramaque
113
41c
*
1
Pamour
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Page
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
oi Prices
27%
—
AUGUST 16
for Week
1
Petroleum
Pacific
Range
He
24
*
Pacific Eastern
ENDED
Sales
Low
Par
FOR WEEK
Friday '
Week'*
3.75
100
8c
10c
56,200
4%
1.10
Feb
_.I_I:
Petroleum
Gold
Jan
1.85
Aug
3.75
8c
Feb
Aug
Jan
Aug
3.35
4.90
98c
1
Odd lot sale
d Deferred
inot
FOR
Jan
May
Jan
delivery sale
r
(not included
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
price.
1.05
1,200
50c
Jan
62c
70 c
5.700
54c
Mar
28
105
AND
t
in year's range),
e
1.00'
OUT-OF-TOWN
included in year's
range).
Jan
Jan
1.25
55
62c
,
No par value,
Jun
4.10
36c
*
a
Corn.
'
FOOTNOTES
1.55
1
28
Consolidated
,
Cash sale (not included
in year's
range).
23%
CANADIAN
Jan
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
33
Mav
Jun
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
»Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
Ex-dividend.
yEx-rights.
z
gqc
Ex-stock dividend.
privileges,
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(769)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
'
Quotations for Friday, August
1C>
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
which have
composed of securities
a
wide national distribution.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Corp
Aerovox
....1
Inc
Products
Air
American
33%
35%
25%
31%
Hanna
38
40%
38 Va
41%
High
Hoover
—10
4
Public
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Associated
Aztec
27 Va
29%
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
12
13%
Hugoton Production
23%
25%
Hycon
Power
Co
class
17%
International
32'/4
Textbook
34%
10
35 %
38
Interstate
10
Corp
...
46 y4
49
Investors
17
18%
Co
1
%
Class
Investment Co
Bareco
Co
Mfg
&
Baxter
Laboratories
Bayless
Bell
Lomb
(A
Gosseit
8c
Optical Co
A
Co
1
10
lu
10
Services
9
9%
8'A
9
42
—
Mills
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&
$1.20
preferred
Burndy
Canadian
Carlisle
Petrol
41'A
44 'A
13 Va
14%
Co
20
29 VX
31'A
Co
25
39%
42%
Co_12%
19%
21
Carpenter
9%
111
Gas
Elec
Gas
3G%
3:J!u
22%
6%
14%
Co_—10
Co—
31%
23%
33%
5
12%
Central
Maine
Power
21 Va
22'%
Central
Public
Utility Corp.—G
Central
Soya Co
Central
Telephone Co
Central
Vt
Chattanooga 'Gas
19%
Co
Corp
class B__—
Common
Clinton
Machine Co
Maremont
Coastal
States
Radio
Collins
Class
B
Colonial
Prod
Gas
Co
A
common
Stores
Automo
_
5%
6%
5
L)
12%
13%
•
33%
36 Vs
(J
Ray)
& Co
11%
McLean
Trucking Co cl
19%
McLouth Steel
:
62
Miles
25
33 Va
36'%
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
7%
8'/a
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping
7'/a
19 Va
9%
Mielile-Goss-Dexter
A
oiaSs
Montrose
53
(L
A)
•
68'%
13%
•
14%
9%
r
Detroit
Detroit
Internat
Di-Noc
(jnemieal Arts
Disney
iWalti
Dixilvn
Doeskin
o
r?
v
Oil
1.
13
14%
16%
17%
National
1G
17%
New
13 V4
14%
Nicholson
19
Norrls
65
Nortex
1
13
14%
North
22 'A
24%
North Penh
4%
5%
Northeastern
3 %
North
*/4
27
Co„5
25 V4
8%
9%
29%
Dunham
2
10 %
11%
2
13%
14'%
Dynamics
$1
Inc
.
Corp
America
of
preference
East Tennessee
Co—_i
8 Va
9%
50c
Gas
Nat
18%
Eastern
Utilities
32 %
34%
Electrolux
El
Associates
Corp
1
Paso Electric
Co
(Texas)—*
Emhart Mfg Co
24'%
7'A
1
10c
Oil
&
American
Gas
23 'A
23
12 'A
8
16 Va
17»/4
25%
27%
Assoc
Indiana
50c
Corp
14%
9%
10'%
1
15%
16'%
5
Pub
13
1
Co
23%
8%
Florida
Steel
Northwest
$4
Serv
pfd_*
Production
Co
*
Corp
wl
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
11%
12%
62
66'%
.3
38'%
40%
5%
15
610
16
Oklahoma
Miss
River
Prod—lc
6'%
6%
Plains
Federal
56%
60
Plymouth
Rubber
16
1
10%
3%
9%
•
25'%
27
2
Co
5 %
6
Polaroid
18%
Portland Gas
19
16 %
17'%
15'%
16%
Portland General Electric Co_7'%
2312
25 y8
35'%
Corp
33'%
21%
(Newark
34%
31
34'%
1
Coke Co
&
Potash
Serv
Punta
2 'A
2.50
Gen Telep
(Calif) 5Vc pfd—20
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
_20
7
7%
18'a
19%
19 Va
21
of
Co
198
208
of
New
Metals
16'%
16%
1
15%
29'%
20
21%
Rockland-Atlas
First
(Pgh)
Co
Natl Bk
Camden
(Camden
N
National
Bk
(Atlanta)_10
First Natl Bank of
Boston—12'%
First Natl
Bk
of
First
Natl
First
Natl
Bk
First Nat'l
of
Chicago
(Jersey
—
2
31%
Riley Stoker Corp 1
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3'%
23'%
51%
Roadway Express class A
8%
Green
5
27 Va
29
Robblns & Myers Inc
25c
*
Green Mountain Power Corp
5
14%
15'%
Robertson
Gruen
1
6%
7'%
•
9%
10'/a
10c
5Va
6 %
2.50
32VX
34%
1
Rochester Telephone Corp..—10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2'%
Roddis
(H H) Co
Plywood
Corp
Ryder System Inc
50%
36%
73
76'A
435
455
25
65
69 Vs
58'A
62
63%
66%
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phlla)
Franklin
Bk
Natl
8c
56'A
—1
5
15%
10
43
45%
28
31'A
25%
27'A
(Franklin
Trust
Corn
Exch
8c
Tr
New
of
Bk
Sav
Bk_15
46'%
68%
44%
Natl
York.^10
Bk 8c Tr
County
Natl
20
Hudson Tr
Co
43
45%
54%
Bank
Natl
58
430
130
of
10
Bank of Canada
33%
Industrial
71'A
75
17 %
19%
Rye National
Y)
Bank
Union
Louis
<N
2
9
9%
Co
20
70
74%
Street
Trust
20
63
66%
_10
27
29%
Trust
Bank-State
Second
Second
Mass)
Natl Bk
of
Phlla
(Los
Angeles)
ton
(N
46%
Bank
of
•
Providence
R
Bk
For
footnotes
Trade
Bk ft Tr Co
Co
Union
453
of
New
Bank of
10
42
46 Va
44
48 V*
10
20
21%
2%
9
10 V.
Co
(N
Y)
Jersey
Commerce—
(Cleveland)
10
41%
44%
42
45%
10
22%
24%
(N Y)_20
68 %
71%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arli)_B
28%
30%
33
55%
15'A
17 V4
32
35%
United
33%
35%
United
of
Co
Tr
States
Maryland—10
Trust
Co—
(Boston)
States
Tr Oo
of
10
I
see
preceding page.
We make Markets in two out of every
Industrial
National
&
list
Utility
of
Stocks quoted
three of the
in the above
Over-the- Counter
Your orders ft inquiries mre
9%
76
80%
18%
20 y4
45
48
13'%
14 %
17
18%
TROSTER,
56'%
HA
2-
2400
31%
28
Albany
Bk ft Tr
Natl
Y)
Union
(N Y)—10
49%
28%
12%
Natl Bk of Hunting¬
Y)
Sterling
50
(Union City)—8
Natl
36%
10
York—8
30%
Co—10
25
Industrial Bk of Com
15%
47%
Bank
(Jersey City N J)
29%
48%
66
20
(Chi)—100
37%
26%
Bank
(Phlla)
Trust
Bank
35 VH
10
Boston
Royal
(N
Glrard
10
Natl Bank (Dallaa)„12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—21
State
5
Guaranty Trust Co <N Y)
14'A
Securities.
incited
17
52
59%
8
Tradesmen's
Trust
Security
Y)
J)
Security First Natl Bank
10
Roclielle
New
Provident
(Boston,
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
N
54
(N Y)„20
25%
21
29%
new
100
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
St
15%
19%
Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
50
Louis—20
19%
14'%
48 Va
Gulf
35%
St
of
Bk
34%
17%
12'%
27%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
(Chicago)
45%
47
33'A
Royal State Bk of New
32%
City)—25
(Hackensack
33%
73%
346
City Bank
Natl
First Natl
26%
1
Inc
31'A
Bank Trust Co
Paterson
First
75%
70%
236
100
Dallas—_10
of
7'%
24
1
Corp
Co
6'%
1
Tool Co_2
Industries
6»A
J)
Bank
'
8c Tr
Co
32
Corp of America—1
Richardson
29%
57%
43
Boaton_12%
16%
1
Great Western Financial Corp.l
Co
27
17%
Republic Natural Gas Co
21
53%
7.80
17%
Mexico—5
Chemicals
Resistoflex
8%
7%
5
Products
Relchhold
.—5
10c
Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator
Rare
America
Properties Inc
of New Hamp
58%
64%
Bank¬
Republic
Co
Trust
23 \'i
Fire Brick
Y)
38
-19»A
Va
33 Va
Hudson
Co
45
8c
28
Co
32%
Hartford
Gas
Natural
31
P)
Tr
29
10%
Pioneer
1
tA
Northern
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
11%
50%
Bottlers
Corp
59
296
19%
Peoples First Natl Bk 8c Tr
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergem Cty
67'A
17 V1
General
1
20%
10
Co
187
63
Harris
47
•.
Cement
25%
24
55'4
Bk of Newark—12%
Trust Co (Boston)_100
New York Trust Co (N Y)
28
71
Hanover
Lumber
41 %
19%
125
60
State
10
24%
Pepsi-Cola
'
284
New Eng
30%
Co
Portland
Natl
178
N
Natl Shawmut Bkof
(White
Co
Trust
23 Va
Pub
Giant
CO 0 V.M
78'A
28 %
17'%
Giddings & Lewis Mach
00 OO
5
55%
16
J)
50%
9%
15Va
.
85'A
28
(Clere)
Buex
8c
(N
74 Va
6%
•
preferred
(Albany
Newark
47'A
8'%
Frito
5 'A %
Trust
Natl
20
5%
Co
Co
87%
41 %
50
11a
10
Commerce Bank
FidelJty-Phila
1
Producing
Oil
Detroit
ing Co
33'%
18%
Westohester.B
Bank
32'A
Mercury Telev "A"
90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6'%
Pan American Sulphur Co —70c
Pub Serv
Crude
82
38 'A
Trust
Y)
Square N
30%
General Gas Corp
of
of
National
8
22%
General
Bank
37'A
27%
Pickering
(Pgh) 29
City
29%
7'%
Indus
8
National Bank
34'A
25%
23%
I
Y)
(N
10
•
28
Garlock Packing Co
National
62
57%
10
Co
Trust
5
22
Gas Service Co
63
237
of N J_25
8c
J)
Otter Tail Power Co
17
2'A
Co
Freeport
(N Y)_l0
N
16%.
20%
Corp Ltd
59
Tr Co_12'%
Federation Bk 8c Tr Co
15'%
Tool
46%
Manufacturers Tr Co (M Y)_1#
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
37'A
225
—25
N J)
N
15%
Pendleton
38%
44%
(Phila)
National
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
14
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper_10
Fluor
35
50
Bank
Trust
*
1
Corp
County
5
Corp
26 %
35
Real Estate Bk ft Tr
Morgan (J P) 8c Co (N Y)__100
-10
Y)
(N
(Paterson
Old Ben Coal Corp
Opellka Manufacturing Corp
1
Co
Y)__10
(N
National
First
52'A
7%
Governor
37%
Bank 8c
State
Co
Fidelity
21 Va
Water Co
49
22'/4
Fisher
Trust
19%
Pacific
*
Co
27%
35 Vi
of
Bk
Exch
Commercial
17%
H'%
Coal
10%
Fanner Mfg Co
1
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp
10
Fisher Brothers Co
2.50
Foods
25'A
Cleveland Trust Co
39%
21V4
Corp
Gus
24%
33'/a
Fairmont
Bk
5
(Savannah)
36
9%
•
Tliermador
10
31%
Co
Co
J)
of
24%
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
100
41 Va
Cleve—16
(N
Southern
&
Bank
26
1
Elec
23%
8%
Oil
Co
Natl
Corn
8%
50c
Co
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific
Airmotive
8'A
Empire State
Equity Oil Co
Centl-Penn
24%
20 Va
10
Eastern Industries Inc
62%
38 %
10
Co
(Chicago)
County Bank 8c Trust Co
31%
Bush
58
(St
First
20
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
X—1
&
File
18%
is
Liberty
Co.
A com_50c
Shops of Del
Eng Gas
61%
1
66
.20
Bunk
94
22'/2
8c
20%
1
—
Sons
Shirt
5
Inc
Products
rw
Trust
20
Y)
N
19%
36'A
10
(Brooklyn
20%
63%
,
Natl
304
Ask
18'A
34%
Co
16
111
22
5
A conv__4
Bank
Natl
Louis)
1
Corp
&
Gas
National Homes Corp
Class B common
Productions ..2'A
Drilling Corp
291
Trust
County
(NY)_5
Y)
(N
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
lo
National
Inc
Boatmen's
Co
Bid
8
10
16 Vo
9%
.
100
York
Trust
I8V2
8'A
Co
Kings
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
1
Bridge
39%
Bank
22%
2'%
Dictaphone Corp
36
Commercial
14%
Corp
1
(Newark)_25
Connecticut
20%
National Aluminate
Co
Harvester
Y)
Continental
17'/a
9V4
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2 'A
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
(Phlla)
(N
21%
1
8%
—
Co
33%
42%
■>
5
vtg—1
Corp
Trust
+«6'%
Commerce
Bankers Trust
Par
Industrial
A
7%
26'%
Co
9
Companies
Ask
Irving Trust Co
S
53%
40
1
Co
Oil
Bid
37%
&
50'A
24%
Co
Chemical
18%
Citizens
57
Utilities
17%
Chem
28%
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Missouri
15%
80s
Oo
36%
1
14%
14
37%
13%
9
5
37'/a
28 %
8'A
Mercantile Tr Co (8t Louis)—28
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
28'%
Co
Off-Shore
31%
26%
34%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
26%
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..
8Va
Denu-i'aylor
Zapata
19%
28
1
53%
1
34%
Darling
8%
18%
10
Corp
39%
26%
;
13%
vtg
8'%
Company
50 a/ 4
2
Cross
Ltd
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wurlltzer
371/3
7'%
Inc
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Common
5%
35%
T
N
Francisco)
(San
Central
Inc—
common
Laboratories
Copeland Refrigeration Corp_—1
com
62
5'%
Phlla_10
65
A com_l
Miss
Cutter Laboratories
57'%
8
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12Va
20
24'%'
Wood Conversion Co
20%
30%
22 Va
Light Co_10
1
Corp
America
of
Camden
il8'/c
5
22 JA
12
J2V$
1
Corp
Petroleum
Tar
Bank
48
5
20'/a
19%
6%
2'%
58
18%
11
l
33%
,_lc
Milling & Elev Co—1
41%
Vi,
Inc_l
Corp
39 %
1214
3
Industries
17%
34%
1
I0o
5
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
McDermott
8c
30%
16%
Cos
Ino.
Pow
14%
27
32%
f
8c Co
39
t
10
Co
4'%
Bank & Trusl
33
30'%
44%
1
.16
Corp
28'%
Co
Gas
Oil
1
Gasoline
North America
Inc
Eagle
1
New
18
(W
Texas Industries Inc
of
43%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Cummins Engine Co Inc—,——5
Wisconsin
of
30%
41
Meredith Publishing Co_
5
21'%
Bunk
74
27%
1
18%
Company——:
19%
Bank
'/ U'.is
1
17
McLean
6%
Williams
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
5
1
6%
18
23%
Transmission
King
1
Whiting Corp
cl B
24%.
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
White
28'%
of
17 Va
conv' preferred
32%
Bank
22'%
5
31
26%
22'%
5%
Prods
.
Natural
Western
24%
Ino
Massachusetts
WeBtern
13%
Manufacturing Co_8
Corp_7
34'%
±1
10%
50%
11%
36%
1
Lt 8c Telephone Co
Co—5
23%
1'%
—
West Point
Transmis
31%
Electric Co
46'%
Services
Jet
•
10
40 Vb
22 Va
Welex
Transmis
Gas
1
:
4%
1
Co
(S D) Co
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp_
47%
33'%
18%
Co__
3%
Inc
Brothers
Co
'
27%
31
1
—
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
$1.25
37'%
2O",4
17
—
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
..Colorado
38'%
_2'A
^
Inc
4
3'%
10c
Sales
18 Va
10'%
lc
14%
_
17'%
9'%
Co
—
18
_1
com
Gas
—25
com
1
Corp
1
Texas
13
America
Inc
&
Gas
Swasey
Warren
Corp
36%
5
Co
26%
12'%
5
1
Eastern
3
Co
10%
—1
49%
Warren
11%
Inc
Texas
Corp
1
Marmon Hcrrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
16%
6 'n*
Tampax
Tennessee
16'%
15
1
46 ya
5%
24%
1
1
.
Western
56%
Marlln-Rockwell
5
15
33'Ac
—
of
Steel
Mlg
Maxsou
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33 Vac
_8
8c
2'%
Corp
Corp
Corp
24%
lu
Corp
Corp
Madison Gas
17%
4:! a
1
...
20 VB
4
16
G
30%
A)
34
I
Macmlllan Co
32 Va
18 3
.——10
27
(O
23'%
10
Co
Co
Oil
Star
Ludlow
21 Va
30 Vt
Corp
16%
28'A
Refining
53
3,
Loan
37 Vt
Serv
Sutton
5
Lucky Stores
13%
34%
Pub
15%
1
16 %
Inc
8%,
25'/4
50c
Co
Lithium
Lone
Louisiana Electric Cu__.'>
10
8
Warner
Propane
1
...
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
7%
1G
Central
——
11%
'29y8
7'%
Wells
10%,
8%
29%
27%. "
9
13%
Greene
Suntide
8
27
45 Vo
6truthers
34%
10c
12%
Corp
6%
Thermo
Cuno
Upper Peninsular Power Co
10
Minerals
Match
12'%
36%
Liberty
15'%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
16
Blower
14
2.50
Western
42 Vt
34
Le
Universal
1.25
National
Lau
United
26'%
15
Natural
& dark
United Utilities Inc
34%
24'%
44
Texas
Landers Frary
21%
32
32'%
8
Texas
Fillers
20
29'%
10
2%
9'%
Glass
23%
—
•
Cem
24%
21'%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Ino
16'A
common
Inc.
22%
Utah Southern Oil Co
21%
1
Portland
States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
34%
15 Vo
31%
9%
9
21
33'%
Corp
Suburban
9
United
8'/a
30
20'A
11%
10
,18%
31%
-5
11
preferred
34%
16%
1
37 Va
Koehring
10%
10
Co
Stoulier
10
25
Delaware Corp—1
Statler Hotels
29'A
Corp
5
8%
Keystone
32
10
Co—3'A
Gas
&
Central -Indiana
108
%
6%
Tool
20'A
32
19%
Steamship
.15
Kentucky Utilities Co
10%
29 Va
Field Trust ctis..—
&
27
&
35-)u
L-O-F
1
Co
Electric
103
_5
Inc
Co
30%
&
Co_5
34%
19
Corp_50o
2'%
Stanley Home Products
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
15'%
17'%
Fruit
35
Kendall
28%
Standard Register
14'%
preferred
Kennamctal
1
Products Corp
Cedar Point
Central
10c
_
Paper
Ceco Steel
Central
Ltd
Stand
26'4
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
Kellogg Co
Vit
34 >4
Superior Oil of Calif-1
Corp
8
10
Water Service
55'%
City Public Serv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
25%
United
Line
2'%
50'%
•
Corp
39%
1
Co
24'%
Kansas
Co____*
&
Steel
37
Pipe
Drill
139
Co—1
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg CO—
16
Water
$1.46
37
,
Delhi
23%
Carbon
15%
19'%
1
Co
Tucson Gas Elec Lt At Pwr
25
Co
Tele
1
Utilities
Trans
15%
19'%
Producing Co—1
States
*
Co.
15%
14'%
18
Gas
e
128
31%
14'%
Co
14'%
Kalamazoo Vcg Parchment Co_lo
15'%
„
Telephone
Kaiser
18'%
7%
Caliiornia
Canadian
17'A
Gas
Pipe Lines units.
1
Co
Co
Tele
Gas
Canada
Common—
•
5
Power
Eng
Southwestern
Tekoil
7
14',4
Calif
Wat
6 Va
1
California Oregon Power
Southwest
4V'4
Jessop Steel Co
24'%
1
Inc
Corp
12'%
7'A
45%
1
-
Castings
Steel
Bullock's
Colorado
3%
5
29%
2ii
__
Buckeye
Calif Water Co
Southern
11%
1
27 Va
10
Beryllium Co
Southern
17%
Service Co—
Southern
Jamaica
22 'A
1
,
Sharpe Mfg Co
Mfg Co
Brunner
Brush
Inc
Serv
31%
Union
ll'/4
_1
5
Trans
10%
New
10%
Beryllium Corp
*
Black Hills Power & Light Co—I
Black, Sivalls & Biyson Inc com 1
Botany
Iowa
22
Hathaway, Inc
15Va
9%
Devel
Pub
Stubnitz
20 J/a
_
13%
Oil &
27'%
23
—
Co_10c
Co„10c
Shore
Southern
common
Iowa Public
7'%
6'A
21!4
.1
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
5%
10
Markets
Ji
6%
l
—_—lu
—.
Bauscli
14%
26%
5%
Southeastern
5
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Bates
13'%
Southern
Sys
Ino
25 Va
24'%
66
Co
Topp
8'%
63%
23
Corp
Industries
GO
1
South
1
Securities
Diver
24%
Ask
7%
1
1
25%
Co
Tokhelm
22%
Bid
1
1
62
1
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
12%
Co
Gas
Towmotor Corp
Speer
23%
12%
Nat
—
Tracerlab Inc
23'%
Indian Head Mills Inc
16%
Co
24
Indiana Gas & Water Co
1
7'%
States
68'%
10
49%
Time Inc
25%
1
—
Three
48%
65
1
26%
22
Power
Southern Nevada Power
Co
57'/a
45'%
Corp
29 Va
2'/a
46'/4
5
Pacific
47%
Co
22'%
Skil
137
Corp
Par
1
2
2
8c
1
Co
Mlg
a
24%
Co—5
Inc
Gas
&
%
Sierra
Ask
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33Vbc
133v
14'%
-II5
Co..
53 %
130
1
Husky Oil Co
20%
13%
1
Co__
Gas
Spring
Oil
Engineering
60
32
Art Metal Construction Co_. —10
Avon Products
Voltage
57 Vi
Petroleum
D)
127
10
29 %
♦
Service
Arkansas
Co class A com_10
common
3%
541%
(G
Seismograph Service Corp
43Va
3
5
19 '/4
common
Partic preferred
Arizona
B
Ask
40Va
25c
1
1
Develop.
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Co
(M A)
Class
Bid
Controls—1
2
Pipe & Const Co.
r anus
&
Halle Mines Inc
Haloid Company
28%
American Window Glass Co. 12%
A M P Incorporated
..._1
aiugu
Par
Hagan Chemicals
6
2 3'/a
Hospital Supply Corp.
American-Marietta Co
&
-
1
American Express Co
Research
5%
San Jacinto
Searlo
■
1
Co...
Amer
Amer
Ask
..5
-
—
Barge Line
American Box Board Co
American
Bid
Bid
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. f.
CO.
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45
46
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(770)
.
Monday, August
19,
.
.
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday, August 1(5
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
r*r
Funds—
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
6.32
Investment
Mutual
3.89
Investment Trust of
Boston—1
9.78
8.40
9.18
Jefferson Custodian Funds Incrl
5.43
•
1.47
1.62
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.
,
,
inc:—1
Boston
Fund
Broad
—10c
(Ldw
3.8"
B-4
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K-l
12.08
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9.04
21.76
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13.22
16.28
17.76
16.97
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11.30
12.34
9.28
10.17
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13.45
14.68
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2.95
—.1
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9.03
9.87
,
Fund
Shares-
Nation Wide
22.14
,4.94
5.40
Energy Fund. Inc.
10
Equity Fund Inc..
20C
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual lnv Co Inc..1
,162.52
164.48
6.85
7.00
13.97
15.15
15.02
16.24
Investment
Electronics
Fund Inc.l
3.84
4.43
7.76,
8.13
10.28
series
lc
Inc.—2
6.51
7.13
16.34
17,9i
stock
Preferred
11.27
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4.41
4 73
1
14.00
15.89
1
1
12.83
7.04
7.65
X8.78
x9.09
9.98
Building shares
—1°
Capital Growth Fund—u*.-lc
x5.82
6.39
x8.13
8 01
Fund Inc
General
Capital Corp
Investors Trust.
Geaerul
——
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*
lc
X12.20
>.10.95
11 9 j
x6.76
7.41
lc
x5.70
6.26
shares—lc
x8.36
9.1b
-shares
Common
Food
shares.—
Full; administered
...lc
x7.45
8.17'
>:6.95
7.62
shares
bond
Institutional Bond shares..lc
llerchandising shares.
..lc
Mining
Railroad
ER
x8.08
8.42
xlO.27
11.17'
lc
shares
*
x7.41
8.12
—lo
shares..
Petroleum
x12.09
13.24
Bond
shares
lc
x2.39
2.64
equipment
shares
lo
x6.09
6.68
To
x9.21
lc
x8.54
9.36
lc
x4.07
4.47
lc
x8.24
Growth
15.19
shares
shares
Tobacco
shores
Utilities
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
1
4.19
Series H-DA
;
__10c
Elaydock Fund Ire
.1
4.15
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Income Foundation Fund InC 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
I
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
2.43
2.66
7.60
8.31
1
8.26
l
9.01
Bank
Inst Foundation
10.49
11.47
lc
Fund
Fund
9.91
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■Institutional Income Fund.lc
-Institutional Insur.Fund
lc
10.8
j
.11.6,',
6.71
7 .'3 4
11.67
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12.7*u
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Ferro Corp 3%s
Druehauf Trailer 4s—:.
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—:
General
Power
Ililtbn' Hotels
5s
6.28
Peoples'
Pine
32 Va
Price
Fund
(T
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9.21
10.07
10.93
Inc
9.39
1
20.99
21.20
14.64
Fund—
31.39
31.71
1
6.i5
6.65
.1
12.37
13.45
& Nuclear Funds.
1
Scudder Fund -of (Canada Inc—X
BeuCklefc, B(evens & Clark
Fund Inc
513
Stock
r.34.41
—
1
Fund
1
8.67
•
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1
11.03
13.68
National
New
York
Northern
C&n"
11,56
5
31 Ma
39%
23%
(Wash D C)—1
2%
28%
6.25
17
18%
Bankers & Shippers——
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins <N Jt.10
51
27
19%
10.81
Home
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Mercury
-
Pwr
4%s__1987
Pacific
Puget
.
•
1987
Gas
Sound
A:
Electric
5s__ 1989
11.89
American Surety
22 Va
24%
T'empleton Growth Fd
Texas
F und
1
of Can—1
Inc
8.90
Boston
United Accumulated
Fund—1
Continental Fund
1
United
United
10.90
Income Fund Shaves.l
Science Fund
I
United
9.64
10.48
10.85
11 86
16.04
1987
,
Canada
Ltd
217
Casualty
1
Bonding
—5
Fire Assurances—_5
Merchants & Manufacturers—_4
15'4
Life Ins
Co—1
Insuraucp Co..w_—
29%
National
Fire
21%
National Union Fire.—
30%
(M CO
Colonial
Life Ins
Co of
30%
Ins
General
Continental
New
Life:
293
10
Co
54
.10
class
56 Vq
78
32%
A—_._5
16
2
Insurance
26 lli
.
28%
32
.
—2.50
,
(Minn)' ___!
■
Value Line Fund Inc.
Value Line Income Fund
11.95
7.74
1
8.46-
1
5.68
6.21
I
Inc
5.23
5.72
Value Line Special Situaiions
fuhd
Van
Inc
Strum
34%
a
Ml
9%
7413.
79 Vf
82
,
87%
,
^^10
57 W
'
Pacific Insurance Co
of
N
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)——1.25
Employees Group Assoc**
61 Ma
65"::.
Peerless
Corp—5
25 Ma
27%
Phoeni x
j—
4
33?i
81%
86V4
39
42)4
Fund
48) a
53%
51%
35%
4912
36%
Deposit of Md_
10
of-Philadelphia—.210
Y.10
Insurance Cq_—
Employers
Reinsurance
Fidelity
Fire
4)4
3?/4
Pacific
Indemnity Co
—10
...
—.
&
Asm-
Fireman's
Firetnen's
<S
:_2.50
Newark^
...7.50
33
4
of
Fy
:—_
107
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
Globe &
Corp
10
5
;
Republic
American
Gulf Life
111
45?/4
-Paul
Fire
Seaboard
61 \
21%
65%
3
"'
19 Va
Ta'V1
10
13%
48 u-
53
52
56
66
70-%
28
30%
41
44,
29%
27 Va
w—.._10
Standard Accident
3 6 Ma
3314
Title
.26
2814
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34v|t
U S
513
4
54? i
8'
18
19%
5
80? ij
83%
IP.
31)4
Hanover Fire
lo
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Stcamboiler
10
Va
143
lo
75
Home
99
Fund
Towne
Inc
2.70
1
2.95
10.68
1
6.91
V
—21
Wellington Fund
Guar
&
Trust
(N
Y)
—
Insurance Co
of
8.21
Inc.
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
.
North
Amer
City
103
66%
20%
22 la
.-2
31%
33 Va
25
2G%
the
Y
N
of
Westchester
Bid
Ask
Fire
one
2
32nds
more
or
Federal Land
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Sept. 16,
3.70s
Oct.
l?.is
1957
99.30
100.1
99.30
100.1
1957—I—
Jan.
4VaS
15,
15,
1958
9928
17,
1958-
99.30
100
99.28
100
March
17, 1958
Federal
Natl
Mortgage Assn—
of
point
a
99.31
100.1
99.31
Sept. 20, 1957—.
2%s Jail. 20, 1958
100.1
99.5
Bonds—•
1957
1,
14,
Feb.
98.26
99.22
97.12
96 22
95.12
I960-
95.4
95. J 4
98.28
101%
99.23
9flr£7
99.30
37aS
99.22
,4%s May 8. 1958.
4?3s July 10, 1958 wi
99:26
99.27
99.31
99 28
100
97.22
96.12
95.2
3%S May 1, 1971.
4'as Feb. 15, 1972-1967
Sept.
99.4
99.30
100 8
I960—.
1,
4s May 1, 1962
4%'s July 15, 1969
99T9
Ask
99.24
99.30
100
99.26
1958
Bid
99.22
99.22
;
1958—..
2%s June 1,
4%s
10,
Bank
2?4S May 1, 1958
37rS May 1. 1958
4%S July 15, 1958
2 V4S Nov. 1, 1958—
2%s May 1, 1959
2 VtS
3.90s Aug. 20, 1957
Feb.
Oct.
37j,s Feb.
100
Feb.
3.95s
4.30s
92 %
97%
98%
95
1972
15,
99.4
3 02 Va
91%
96
-
Central Bank for Cooperatives37aS Sept. 3, i957%_
3%s Oct. 15, 1957
3.80s Nov. 1, 1957.——.
4%s March 3,
1958—
99.31
100.1
99.30
100.1
99.30
100.1
99.28
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point
Maturity—
3%s
BjU
of
1,
Dee.
195T
1957-.
represent
Ask
Aug.
1,
100.2
99.21
1 %s
99.23
99!2
99.21
Oct.
1,
1%S
April
jog
1, 1958———.
15. 1958
Co
of
12.45
5.05
5.44
Am
5s
..1982
4J,«.a
...106
1
Ask
97%
Gas—
.
,
100? a
99 21
98.23
99.1
99.3
97.13
1958
Kate
5s
Dated
McLouth .Steel
101 %
101%
101*4
102%
69)
1
70%
.1971
109
112
.19701
102
104
90%
-1987
102
41ii$_ -1992!
9 7.26
Tung
pr/r
Sol
98%
92 V,
Due
99.18
88.20
88.28
But
i
Ask
Rate
Dated
,
Due
3-57
99.30
100.1
3.80%
4-
1-57
1-57
99.31
1-2-53
100.2
3.90% ;
5-
1-57
2-
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
99,31
5-
1-57
300.2
.11-
1-57
4.00%
6-
3-57
99.30
3-
100.1
1-57
12-
2-57
4:25% '
7-
1-57
99.28
4
3-57
12-
2-57
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-
3.90'r
6-
pfd
99.31
99.30
-1-58
1-58
Bid
Ask
99.28
99.31
99.26
99.29
99.27
99.30
99.31-
100.2
99-30
100.1
Treasury Bills
3.
99.976
99.914
99.921
99.856 f
Dollar Value
Ask
Bid
October 10. 1957
October -17. 1957
99.865
October
99.800.
1957
99.810
99.755
99.699
99.713
November
99.678
99.6rj4
March
99.625
April
1957___
1957—.
99.606;
——
par
6tock
99
99%
k Admitted
99.183
97.565
1958—
97.169
97.601
97.196
48%
49Vi
Stock
b Bid
dividend,
d
value.
to
listing
on
the New
York
'
x
yield
price,
Ex-rights,
t New
Exchange
99.267
99.109
1957
value
asset
99.341
1958—
FOOTNOTES FOR
OVER-TIIE-COUNTER ISSUES
...100
Net
99.4? 3
99.321
99.249
99
a
99.5G0
99.395
1957
14.
24.
15;
9.9.567
99.476
31, 1957
November 7, 1957
24.
Ask
99.545
October
99.742
1957__.
September 19,
September 23,
September 26,
October
'
99.974
August 29, 1957
September 5, 1957
September 12,
1957__
29 V->
«
"'3-3-58
Dollar Value
29
50,
•
3-58
100.1
United States
$Ex-l00%
pfd.:
90.14
99.15
l%s April 1, 1962
9-
102 Va
Electric—
conv
90.r>
10-
1
-
5'i
100.13
!.■
2-57
*No
Carter,Prpducls
91.22
100.11
.
94 8
IV2S Oct. 1, 196%.-.—l
3sss Feb 15, 1962_
3-58
August 22, 1957..
t
S
9.1.14
April 1, 1961
Aug. 1, 196T_.
1-
104%
.1976l
Penn Power 47hs
.*1.
98.26
93.6
104%"
.
Transmission—
Corp 5V2S
Industries 4^8
West
98.23
94
12-
100!<V
104 ?s
.1971
95.14
92.30
4s
98.20
Bid
5s
96.22
lVqS April 1, 1960
3%s May 15, I960—
1 %S Oct. 1, i960.
10(12
.
Service T'US-— _1987
97.2
96.14
8 7
104
.1977
97
95.6
-
1959
98'a
85
■
..1986
1983
Amer
1959
1,
3.80%
Bid
Ask
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
14.07
11 52
..1982
Elec
Oct.
3.70% '
Bell
C'nlif
15,
April 1, 1959.
1 %s
J
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
3.875%
Sears Roebuck Accept
.
1957
1,
point
a
1 %s
_____
l3as
Oct.
32nds of
more
l%s Feb.
100
1961
l%s
or
Treasury
99.31
3?aS Feb. 14, 1958
3%s Anril 15, 1958
4s
one
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
I.
Oct.
8.97
12.90
-1
1
Fund
Storks—
107,
40 %
Co in
62? 4
:-.3
Fire
7.55
i
99
„
98
Fidelity & Guaranty Co-.IO
6
U & Life Insurance
Obligations of Government Agencies
k
103?
U
80?»
11.53
1
Whitehall
■
101hb
5
150
37 Va
Stock
;
Wisconsin Telephone
<
32%
5
.w
.
Security (New Haven!..
^_.^lo
Springfield Fire & Marine—.10
5
(Jacksonville Fla Ola
20 Vs
:
"
Marine—^..6.25
Surety Co
57
.
48%
•
5
2
2
Sz
10
—10 •'
Reinsurance Corp (N
Republic Insurance (Texas
Bt
53 "
1934
Providence-Washlngton;
Federal
27«s June
...10c
&
Wall-Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors. Fund Inc..
U S
10414
47 Va
38%
3.331/a
-^..12.50
17%
.
-V'
3513
—5
r
—_—
35?o
Vi»
44
Fire——.10
Northwestern National Life
83 V*
11
73
Casualty—
Northern
123
^
79%
54).,
9-?4
52
1—5
Fire
River
29
.
—5
Northeastern
305
115;
;5
Casualty Co.——5
Crum & Forster Inc
York
North
84%
.-
35
•
50 Va
*
TO
Hampshire
New
78
Co...
—
Nationwide Corp
Amer
Acquired by Fed Ins Co (N J).
Natl Life Ins—^—,2
Columbian
27
Merchants
Life
28%
5
(N J!_5
327a
Massachusetts
Treasury Notes—
Underwood
88
ICG1*
117
209
Maryland
17.43
Funds'
Tenn Gas
101
power. <Sr Light—
6V4S
25%
New Amsterdam
3V4S
United Funds Inc—
98"^
96
a
Co——
Stand
Certificates
4s4S:-
83
981
Co
5
Camden Fire Ins Assn
'■
8.14
1
Universal Match,
101
14'«
112J/a
—_T0
Monarch
12.96
Southern
5VaS
77
103 R0
Assurance
American Re-insurance
11.44
Television-Elect ronies Fu nd
Inc
Telep -5s.
Southern,' Calif Edison—
Line—
Telephone 4 % s__ 1991
States
5s
33
1
55
Eeneficinl
23/4
-35?,)
/
20
:
Lincoln National Life
3%
26%
American
42%
&2R.77
■Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
Textron
i
(Birmt_2
'
'
17
13.4
'
12.63
99
I03p
Co.—65c
35%.
(Newark N J(—2Va
15
13.42
98 *;©
:.1976'-
Title
...
12.25
Texas
1975
5s__—2
34 V,:
1'
—
_1
91-
^_2_-_.._1977
Muelled Brass 3%s
<Va)_5
Life Insurance Co of Va
12.35
1
Investors.
1
State Street Investment
Corp..*
Stein .Roe & Fnrnham Fund
.1
88
1987 *101 >4
25%
~9.''7
,6s
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe'
Corp
Liberty-Natl Life Ins
Lite
Companies Inc
25 vs
a23.05
Southwestern Investors
101 'a
Metropolitan Edison 4%s
2314
4.10s Mar. 10, 1958
4.05s Apr. 10, 1958
Shares—_^._1.25
Araer
8(5
76
&
24
..
53 Vt
4
Clark—
■Sovereign
193-^
1981
Mtge
8%
4s
011.87
»
Stevens
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Smith (Edson B) Fund
302
5s 1987
Lawyers
15.91
l
(Geo)
Selected
14.37
2.50
Science
101>a
-J-
32 7,i
Stock
Inc.
Ecndder;.
11.95
8.60
•
Growth
Fund
71
A- Sons—
(Mi
Ins
Figures after decimal point represent
13.11
Inc
Inc
Rowe;
Sheraton
90
4I/CS—1970
Title
7%
3.70s
Fund Inc.
Southern
92
98--'o
Lawyers
&
Inc
Puritan
—1987
5 Vis:
4%s
6 M»6
91
a
29 7-i
3014
—5
Fla)
34 Va
Corp
Fund
Street Fund
Pioneer
79
701
27V2
-1
(Jacksonville
21.24
1
Securities
100,
la
"'83
preferred
conv
6.R6
19.65
Inc
199-7
Jersey Central Pwr & It
Lowers tein
7
197(5
92%
31
8.36
Bonds—CCoht.)
76'5
77.
Accept 5s_ 1977
General Telephone
Georgia
75%
_—1975
Motors
Ask
"
.1975
88 f-
Y—10
8.52
Security Issues
Bid
99
Co of N
Jersey Insurance
Heritage Life Ins—
3.75%
Barling tori Industries 4 Vis.. 1975
Capital Airlines '4V4s2
1976
Central Illinois Light 4%s_1987
Chance Vdught 5 V4S-1977
Ask
204
Agricultural Insurance Co
.10
American Equitable Assur...—5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
3.875%
Bonds—
Bid
Ins._10
6.04
1
.
10.86
7.65
5.53
7.80
.1
Shares
Philadelphia
9.74
lo
9.0 J
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Life
6.49
Over-The-Countcr Securities
United
4.58
10.63
4.39
1
Series
Chemistry
Electronics
16.82
Inc—
9.73
5.94
1
10.C9
16.32
10c
Funds
Series II-C7
11 17
_1
.
Stock
Nucleonics
15 65-
Steel
stock
20.09
4.02
,
9.03
1
Eallroad
Series..
Series
Gommon
Industrial Machinery sliares.lc
General
3.59
18.57
1
England : Fund
New York'Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd—
13.36
(The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics <fe Electrical
Equipment shares—--.i—lo
Chemical
3.30
1
Putnam
Group Securities—
Automobile > shares
10.11
10.33
Series.
9.62
10
Inc
Industries
Ghs
194
Standard
■
.•
Great
—
New
13.87
Futures
62
—
1
Stock
Income
Fund
Investors
14.72
9.21
Inc.l
Securities Go
4.84
Fundamental
26.29
al4.15
1
Series
.Stack
4.20
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
euauciers
Mutual Fund .*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Gommon
stoen
series
lc
financial Industrial
18.77'..
13.62
1
Series.
Bond
23.1*•,
20.71
-*•
li.El
10.92
1
Investors Corp
Preferred
21.61
1
Corp—1
Fund
Balanced
Inc:
Corp.
58
Franklin Life
l
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series..
.
Stock Fund
'
interest—1
Foundation
Dividend
Howard—
'12.32.
Mutual Trust Shares
National
-Dividend Shares
7.46
6.81
11.41
Life Fund-
of beneficial
MUtUal
10
Co
Aetna Life
Par
Jefferson
152
7 55
6.89
16.55
2.50
?Dreyi§s Fund Inc
10c
of benelicial interest:
stock dividend
Investment Fund—1
—
Inc
Investors' Trust
Investors Grow t n S tock
Fund Inc .2—2w—33VaC
Fund
Diversified Trustee Shares—
&
4.08
2.78
19 %
1
Delaware Fund
Eaton
3.43
3.70*
2.81
Units
E
3.16
3.37
14.03'
145
Surety
4.16
lo
16.53
■
14.19:
Series
2.53
3.78
lc
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6.49
100V
Diverstiied
shares.
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•"
14.05
Ex
2.31
lc
:
12.98
15.19
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1
Income Fund..
Stk
5.64
5.12
lc
22—
184V
1
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/
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18.43
.
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lo
shares—1C
Shares
&
Continental Assurance
shares-
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Insurance
Connecticut
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...
'
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Paper
Western Investment Inc
Delaware
6.32
i
a42.77
Fuuu—*
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General' Industries
•
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Dividend
Sajies
9.64
-■
12.73
—1
.———
Composite. Fund
Coneord
1
■
hisunvttee Investors
10.58
9.75
8.87
Composite-Bond & Stock
17.00
15.55
127
Investment..—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
10.90
live,*,.1
18.43
17.04
100
Inc.^
Commonwealth
9.98
Stk Fund Inc.. 1
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Fund
1
Loomis
com._100-T2.600 L 1,100
:
6.50
12.14
6.31
5.76
22.53
1
Inc
Securities
Preferred
5.93
11.11
Life- Insurance
8.03'
7.35
——1
.
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust.
Crown
.1
2,6o
Fund
7.7 2
1
Ltd
Canadian
'
7.06
Com
Lexington' Trust Fund—
Lexington Venture Fund.
(1954)
10.77
8.28
12.12
Fund
General
17.74
9.87
1
Bonds»
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker
Fund
California
16.26
1
25.12
1
21.60
Bullock Fund Ltd
Bonds)
24.51
23.03
K-2
1
Investment—,
Street
B-3
Priced
Aetna
$1.25
23.48
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1
B-2 ( Medium Grade Bonds >_1
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10.76,
11.11
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Tr of
B-l
5.71
8.58
9.90
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inv
5.44
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5.25
7.89
3.54
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4.98
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(The;
5.9.5
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10
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5.84
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1.86
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1.69
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1.25
Inc
Fund
Ask
Bid
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued.
3 Ex-stock
dividend.
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
.The Commercial
THE
decrease compared
a
time
17, clearings from all cities of the United States
from
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
against $21,629,899,169 for the same week in 1956.
there is
this center
the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.6%.
Louis Reserve District of 3.9%
706 in the
RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Aug. 17—
1957
trict
York
New
-rr,—.
,
1,055 000,000
—
City
Kansas
Louis
St.
431 ,842,242
ivv-—
367 ,200,000
Pittsburgh
463 ,659.692
—
—J—
648 ,191.758
——
369 ,093,554
Cleveland
Baltimore
-•—
New
3rd
Philadelphia
2.1
4th
Cleveland
cities,
Other
Total
five
+ 11.0
374.572,524
7th
cities
840,256,820
for
week—
Kansas
Dallas
Saii
8.8
9
—
6
__
Francisco
10
..
1954
1955
$
$
6.0
694.790,749
671,998,547
9,061.555.949
+
4.9
9,566,803,715
1.040.099,485
1,179.085.414
—17.5
9.174.400.217
1,122,702,368
1,139.779.143
+12.9
1,121,880,121
670.912,768
+
6.2
617.117,217
1,18(5.493.917
1.092,948.317
+
8.6
996,462,296
961,501,683
1,304.991.649
+ 10.5
1,284.993,850
1,219,906,072
1.4.41.477,185
«<
\
7
City
[.
or
Dec. r/o
712.237.064
44
17
—
Inc.
$
1956
w
612.101,825
+
3.9
522.470.998
+
626.346.103
.'565.443.930
476,593.262
465.475.743
1,201,731.627
19,375,455,418
604,566,411
571,282,772
605,763,376
562.124,947
1,070,098,243
635.821,621
44
44
44
4 4
491,629,631
569,504,640
7.6
507,366 250
■f-14.5
574,276,606
+
2.4
418,124,247
411,441,633
1,130.542,289
+
6.3
1,123,498,889
1,012,822,893
18,471.346,706
+
4.9
18,241,376.186
18,191,655,717
9,785,897,345
+
5.1
9,492,434,618
9,028,944,933
.
5.4
—
921,280,019
$20,430,874,837 $21,629,899,169
V ••••" -
-
.
972.727.083
M
10
—_
Louis
12th
—
—
Chicago
11th
8.8
—
days—_ $19,590,618,017 $20,708,619,150
day
one
all
Total
five
'
+
a
6
—
9th Minneapolis
4.4
—
4,606,400,105
District of 6.3%.
CLEARINGS
1,283.658.977
a
7
Atlanta
10th
4,201,284,100
—
an
726.027,681
U
11
—
'
1.5
—
Richmond
6th
-
$15,389,333,917 $16,102,21-9,045
___
days—
cities,
all
cities,
All
days-
is
9,503.788.076
10
—
.
5th
+ 10.7
8th St.
five
cities
Ten
York*
2nd
3.8
—
583,757,638
gain of 10.5%, the St.
763,455.553
cities
12
——
2.9
+'
—
436,747,623
serve
$
1st Boston
2.3
—
684,340,849
a
and the Minneapolis Re¬
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
District of 7.6%.
there
1957
—20.4
381,600.000
669 .656,000
—t.
—
Francisco
San
its credit
District has to
improvement of 14.5%, in the Dallas
Reserve District of 2.4% and in the San Francisco Re¬
OF BANK
SUMMARY
10—
Federal Reserve Districts
3.8
+
674.519,154
419,558,567
Boston,.'-7.-'——
serve
clearings at this cen¬
We group the cities
gain of 4.6
increase of
The Chicago Re¬
5.6
—
1,325,000,000
G58 ,856,010
——
serve
Outside of this city there
increase of 5.1%, the bank
an
an
12.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 6.2% and in
we
week in 1956.
same
Week Ended Aug.
$9,502 409,182 $10,063,150,473
1,203, 425,479
1,158,972,217
—
—
—_
Philadelphia
detailed
ter having registered a
'
Chicago
elaborate
1956
-
appears
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
the
present further below
was
CLEARINGS
it
(including
4.9%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $19,375,455,418 against $18,471,346,-
At
5.6%. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
*
Accordingly, in the above, the
press.
from
District
statement, however, which
are able to give the final
complete results for the week previous—the week
ended Aug. 10. For that week there was an increase of
In
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
going to
and
Reserve
and
we
Our preliminary totals stand at $20,430,874,837
year.
of
this
that in the New
this city) the totals
have been enlarged by 4.9% and in the Boston Reserve
District by 6.0%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals have been diminished by 17.5%.
In the
located
are
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
below those for the corresponding week last
5.5%
be
York
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Aug.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
cannot furnish them
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country,
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
47
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
with a year ago.
based upon
(771)
COURSE
clearings this week show
Bank
and Financial Chronicle
Total
Outside
5.5
—
New
-
109
—
York
City
cities
10,288,172,962
-
—~
if
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions on
the
Description—
Month of July
Stocks—
——Seven Months
1957
1956
1957
1956
48,262,270
shares__
of
Number
The results
months of 1957 and 1956 follow:
seven
45,712,805
314,997,024
344,210,492
Bonils—
Railroad
Internat'l
U.
Bank
$79,881,000
Total
$68,089,500 $567,631,600 $574,008,900
12,000
—
govt.
82.000
bonds
5,036,000
33,404,500
215,000
2,000
$84,054,300
—
but in the
101,000
28,115,250
73,000
4,159,300
Government-
S.
Minneapolis Reserve District
ment of 5.6% and in the Boston Reserve District of
Misc
&
Foreign
the totals
New York Reserve District the totals show an imorove-
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
for July and
1st Boston
2nd
1957
February
37,575,141
—
March
1st
44,132,383
202,325,727
110,801,704
48,309,665
54,106,201
53,787,684
53,229,949
45,427,055
37,201,113
58,147,690
144,537,263
157,362,429
298.407 687
359.688.156
45,712.805
48,459,198
3,174,537,190
5.133,767,619
10,632,312,893
7
'•
3,138,489.148
16
"
14
"
11
"
19
»
Louis
...
City
Dallas
—.
Francisco—_—.—
Total
—.179
—;
New
York
+
3.6
2.725,084,074
2,557,917,258
+ 10.6
2,302,456,380
4,166,853,653
3,929,831,616
+
6.0
3,544.319,896
4,501,388,169
6,253.193,366
4,276.831.451
+
5.2
3,834,600,755
2,630,221,509
2,165,781,539
3,434,498,812
3.586,326,219
5.823,694,339
+
7.4
5,181,763,638
4,727,703,870
107.625.311,293
102,419,640,344
+
5.1
90^498,465,484
"90,521,586,583
56,078,167,014
+
4.6
49,481,680,350
46,315,014,956
City
We append another table
of bank
clearings for leading cities for the
month of July and the seven months ended July 31 in
each of the last four years is shown below:
course
3,028,448,117
2.830,136,748
cities
4,582,964,703
8,889,497,158
4,180.003,660
10,275,770,016
3.5
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the seven
CLEARINGS
000,000
LEADING
FOR
CITIES
-Month of July—r-
Omitted
New
1957
York
1956
1955
48,950 46,341
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Districts
4,556
JULY
Jan. 1 to
1957
19E
41,016
IN
2nd
July 31
1956
5,407
4,791
4,691
35,441
34,786
5,163
5,113
4,191
3.941
34,435
33,436
30,117
27,671
3,363
3,191
2,870
2,517
23,035
22,410
20,584
18,217
___
3,105
2,912
2,488
2,499
21,001
20,173
18,673
17,669
Fran._
3.042
2,896
2,532
2.317
19,437
17,781
15.732
Cleveland—
2,726
2,540
2,179
1,963
17,643
16,888
2,041
1,917
1,747
1,677
13,808
13,168
14,651
12,416
13,326
Dallas
Boston
San
37,491
20,236
6th
2,129
1,944
1,744
1,570
14,547
13,699
11,960
1,878
1,838
1,716
1,654
12,192
11,951
11,587
1,628
1,479
1,486
11,065
11,110
10,460
1,836
1,647
1,492
1,406
11,876
11,128
10,270
9,712
Houston
1,801
1,744
1,548
1,425
12,542
12,053
1,787
1,621
1,464
1,329
11,721
11,201
10,847
10,437
1,686
Cincinnati.
44,122,677,926
21,702,650,170
I
Francisco
8
"
16
"
+
8.4
32,869,511,769
<<
71,232, 962,381
69,192.420,290
+
2.9
62.981,361,681
7
"
21.027 946,768
20,969,011,068
+
0.3
♦«
18,177, 546,140
17,112,364,331
+
6.2
14
"
26,995, 969,021
25,876,288,245
+
4.3
11
"
30,602 932,318
29,318,252,047
+
4.4
6.6
34.878,248,507
19,580,126,856
15,841,470,262
24,632,743,192
27,080,242,898
35,996,383,421
36,443,332,759
39.521, 644,471
57,037,945,244
18,493,639,910
14,888,115,341
23,089,686,584
24.151,211,807
31,706,215,727
41,129, 254,294
38.953.961,232
733,734,152,171
707,281,297,239
+
3.7
658.470,675,345
629,446,157,948
395,244,382,426
19
+
331,530,335,810
+
3.6
350,084,323,011
320,613,163,273
<<
9,312
Baltimore
3.9
39,870,790,771
46,158, 198,923
22,867. 669,897
IIIIII
II_IIIII
——IIIIIIII
Dallas
San
20,144,175,914
+
37,880. 121,785
"
35,899,932,012
18.445,609,493
29,203,811,389
38,929.565,656
339,051,670,279
"
17
10,054
Minneapolis
.1
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
11th
4.6
5.4
352,291, 902,249
•<
15
1,3
Louis
12th
5.0
+
+
31
_
9th
10.733
1,662
St.
H
Chicago
8th
11.106
Kansas City
St.
Louis—
™_
IIIII
I_I
IIIIII
_
_
Atlanta
7th
11,210
Pittsburgh.
Cleveland
5th Richmond
32,907
„
Philadelphia
$
+
24,667,878,121
n
York
New
4th
308,832
19o*
21,419,868,251
320,231,873,683
22,701,300,409
320,755.762,047
36,958,031,240
25,848, 003,924
clties
Seven Months
$
c/o
4.8
14
3rd
1954
1955
44,206 338,489 325,750 308,386
Dec.
$
'
months for four years:
19oo
Inc. or
1956
1957
1st Boston
—
Chicago
Detroit
8,089,541,883
Seven Months
Seven Months
Seven Months
$
BANK
+ 13 5
s.
51,853,897
^
The
2,653,705,507
+
58,674,409,380
—_
...
238,806,601
48,262,270
5,704.691,565
2,821,084,361
4,981,160,336
5,182.252,470
3.9
b'.825,158,311
Outside
July
7.2
+
123,004,897
266.734.754
—
+
3 457.844,744
San
42,224.938
145,347,090
Quarter
months
5,101.426,320
6,509,480,660
5,755.853,758
««
11th
41.912,744
44,478.864
—14.1
6.980,978.932
"
12th
43,867.215
52,558,561
—
51.052,753,455
4.944.393,296
««
Kansas
10th
June
"
Minneapolis
9th
153,960,424
3,028,956,060
45.861,434,701
"
St.
66,864,624
3,054.098,289
42,755,678,337
8
8th
60,362,702
7.2
5.6
iq
Chicago
...
Atlanta
7th
33,294,760
60,815,145
+
+
31
6th
33,274,561
121,387,664
Quarter
May
2nd
1954
1955
74,645,958
46,400,022
•
$
$
3.585,754,623
««
15
Cleveland
%
48.367,753,697
cities
17
Philadelphia
5th Richmond
1954
1955
Inc. or
Dec.
$
3,843,805,572
14
....
...
4th
35,651,568
April
Six
1950
47,197,100
of 10.6%.
In the Kansas
Reserve District the totals record an increase of
6.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.2% and in the
San Francisco Reserve District of 7.4%.
19|7
n
...
York
New
3rd
following:
48,160,955
gain of
and the
City
7.2%,
1956
-Number of Shares
January
District of 3.6%
St. Louis Reserve
3.5%, the
Month cf July-
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first seven months of
1957 is indicated in the
8.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys a
13.5%.
Philadelphia Reserve District the totals suffer
14.1%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District
Federal Reserve Districts
1954 to
are
District by
decline of
a
$595,901,850"$6077729,400
$73,125,500
larger by 7.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of July.
For that month there was an in¬
crease for the entire
body of clearing houses of 5.1%,
the 1957 aggregate of clearings having been $107,625,311,293 and the 1956 aggregate $102,419,640,344. In the
We also furnish
—
Atlanta
—_
Total
Outside
179 citios
New
York
City
1
9.616
1,540
1,361
1,276
11,217
10,674
9,788
1,259
1,098
1,032
8,680
828
743
703
5,955
7,688
5,285
861'
842
741
672
5,755
5,820
5,386
4,917
New
939
863
740
689
4,986
919
835
762
711
covers
the clearings by months since January
4,943
Louisville—
following compilation
1, 1957 and 1956:
7,276
878
8,438
5,649
The
8,939
1,307
Richmond.
Orl'ns
Seattle
„_
Jacksonville
*
-
6,446
5.883"
5,384
6,069
5,629
5.358
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
4,829
-
1957
Months—
-
1,059
899
769
685
7,537
6,661
5.666
4,913
Portland
903
843
787
723
5,703
5,610
5,189
4.623
Birmingham
945
749
708
688
6.462
5,756
4,424
679
655
604
654
'
4,529
4,471
5,126
4,409
5,324
4,772
4,260
-
3,948
4,159
3,801
3,320
4,121
3,492
May
3,717
3,568
3,350
June
3,323
3,086
„£La
Denver
...
St.
.
930
616
656
808
Paul
682
630
556
570
521
472
439
Buffalo
648
598
531
5,867
519
Memphis...
' 502
...
Washington 1
Milwaukee^
657
Nashville..
571
Tonicities
98,896
Other cities
Total All
Out.
590
.
-We
3,913
498
457
4,074
3,977
473
423
3,879
3,675
•
add
56,822
6,552
7,221
8,102
'
'$
"
Inc. or
7
Dec,. Ve
I
350,084
$
"■
+
89,729,386,396
+
5.5
60,698,173,620
51.113,370,009
103,360,095,027
+
3.7
55,909,469,276
56,545,239,056
50,179,774,986
54,193,547,974
297,424,056,336
+
5.6
167,721,012,905
160,918,562,016
+.
98,634,702,582
+
6.7
57,201.280,494
+
105,236,837,864
_
104,334.574.913
+ '7.5
"
—.
104,759,145,095
106.860,942.317
__
'
;+• 2.0
57.738.066,919
3.9
53,909,612,728
55,057,275,401
+
—
4.3
6.7
3.3
2.1
104,043,752,882
—
+
1.5
168,848,960,141
164,533,606,780
+
307,437,600,559
+
336,569,973,046
325,452,168,796
3.4
604.861,656,395
3.5
+
626,108.840,868
+
5.1
56,0-78,167,014
4.6
102,419,640,344
58,671,409,380
+
107.625,311,293
2nd
Total 6
+
395,244,382,426
381,530,335,810
3.6
707,281,297,239
3.7
+
733,734,152,171
100.037.883,185
Quarter
Months
—
Total
1.9
3.3
312,135.663,366
—
Total
7.3-
+
"+
53,601,493,690
55,874,837,689
3,319
detailed statement showing the figures for
Dec. %
313.973,177,512
Total 1st Quarter—
320,613
Inc. o*
1956
s
94,685,493,052
3.617
July
.
.
90,521 733,734 707,281 658,470 629,446
49,481 46,315 395,244 381,530
our
'i
'
112,109,115,278
—1
March
49,654 _44,457
53,825
'
•?»
1957
107,178,569,182
February
4,598
-
1956
.
f
1
January—
94,317 83,277 83,969 676,912 653,456 608,816. 584,989
58,674 56,078
now
'4,114
499
576
107,625 102,AIR 90,498
N.Y.C.
_
542
613
8,729
521
4,360
.
••
April
4,286
3,865
-.3,511
3,826
Omaha
-
-Clearlngs Outside New York-
-Clearings, Total All-
7
Months
each city for the month of July and since Jan. 1 for two years and for
the week ended Aug. 10 for
2.6
four years.
First Federal Reserve District—Bcston—
-
-Month of July——
Clearings at—
Portland
•
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
Holyoke
New
1
-
Waterburv
J
-
Rhode
ew
Island—Providence——--,..
Hampshire—Man cheater;.
w-
Total
3.9
3,325,640
+14.2
53,952,966
52,413,129 •;
+
+ 10.1
48,436,169
46,260,505
+
+
0.4
110.989,339
106,838,887
+
+
1.8
♦
*
-
454,963,915
+ 17.6
109,799.997
110,751.198
366,424,814
+18.3
.
1,348.281,769,
*
•.
26,747,600
8.4
7,334,212
557,507,523
3,568,807
7,140,999
—
+
626,512,146
:
-
0.7
2.2
+ 13.2
1,211.838.790
+
•
.
11.3
.
7.6
4.9
1,520"I45
10,601,213
"
44,276,155
22,742,115
3,231*433
334110,746
15,507,79/
0.9
741,086,240
715,820,520
+
3.5
6.6
193.213,700
139.202.600
.+
2.1
9.9
1.027.068.400
920,989,800
+ 11.5
31,616.600
28.732.800
+10.0
27,7421200
78,921.705
+ 10.8
; 2.740,427
3,130,865
—12.5
5,452,325
32,484,000
2,385,271
87.430.117
769,455,553
726,027,681
b.O
694,790,749
671,998,547
4.8
-
-
,
'
: + i9.9
'
■
3,5857754.623
11,636,681
+
•
-• -
"
3,843,805,572
1,2641880
3,912,901.
4,100,783
12,092,113
9,826,709
41,486.983
22,044,880
3,881,435
14,251,412
-
(14 cities
2,442,283
6,658,133
551,099^21
3,315,190
.
14,496,343
10,618,705
-42,547,819
23,078,968
+
—
1954
»;
2,714,069
+
—
136.615,100,
11,327.385
445,055,336
323,727.318
—
1955
—16.3
12.5
.
1
-
Inc. or
Dec.
1,6331967
106,842,637
177,625.152,
13.584.592
1,419,495
4.1
213,014,703
20,173,859,184
10G.093.965
48,932,815
•:«
4.7
2,690,994
2.5
218.398,450
21,001,200,673
6.3
69,889,683
150,160.300.
r
3,267,417
+
+
7.2
8,007.999
28,519,100
$
3,214,033
7,798,240
582,330,981
3,434,465
6.6
7.095,026
„~
S
2.9
+
210,953.153
'
•'
+
57,560.19G
Connecticut—Hartfordll-IIIIIIII
+
1956
1957
or
'
15,777,923
•
83,093,007
Inc.
Dec. %
'.+
.71,157,110
Worcester
S
15,067,164
7,813,299
Springfield
85,463.407
1956
32,250,174
15.836.114
—
1957
S
+13.1
12,670,136
9,146.263
Bedford——IIIH"m__III
New Haven:
-
.
2,912,997.208
3,105,872,612
16,009,097
River
Lowell
-
12,835,695
34,558,-044
,
or
Dec. %
$
$
Maine—Bangor
Inc.
1956
1957
Week Ended August 10-
+7.2
25,848,003,924
24,667,678,121
+
+
#i
uisy.
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.
.
.
Monday, August 19,
1957
(772)
-Week Ended
Clearings at—
$
Inc.
i9ob
—
4,286,456,532
+
12,233,238
13,909,745
—
Elmira
*36,518,459
333,489,769,745
1,239,692,240
778,045,543
167,348,943
+
5.6
9.8
+ 15.5
118,664,962
338,042,664
375,279,267
51,052,753,455'
48,367,753,697
y
+ 13.5
830,370,012
+
2.3
l.voi
8
S>
88,443,202
4,382,618
+~~8~0
*2~5~000.000
3,306,315
3.9
132,432,694 i
Total (ll cities)..
151,769,092
811,905,313
4.7
+
+
Northern NewJ^rsey,
24,241,649
10.3
+
104,446,975
Connecticut—Stamford w—
Newark^.
—
12.6
+
95,888,608
325,750,961,429
167,746,947
NtaJcmgi'
5.9
+
100,390,701
46,341,473,330
23,372,037
+
690.799,971
90,480,536
86,436,805
9.3
120,615,925
26,525,393
—
-
1,170,806,005
9,037,282,456
35,524,234
4.5
—
lyoo
4,211.595
109,951.467
110,620.350
2.8
2,402,170
;..
123,096,148
2,506,038
3,530,354
8,686,449,361
32,528,963
22,901,477
0.1
+
48,950,901,913
184,197,372
Now York:
Rochester
Syracuse
(a)
(a)
132,929,937
2,435,392
•
4.0
+
4,121,599,081
August 10-
or
+ 41.5
22,820,117
32,295,718
0.3
—
(a)
(a)
<a)
iuc.
Dec. Vc
$
$
Dec. /o
1,525,759,120
1,521,823,856
8.3
598,302,412
Jamestown
Utica
$
—21.4
316,747,224
12,222,567
15,208,979
York—Albany-.
249,094,261
648,232,420
)
$
1956
1957
Inc. or
ryob
District—New York-*—
Sacand Federal Reserve
New
1957
or
Dec. %
$
»
1 to Aug. 31-
-Jan
-Month of August1957
—
6.3
3,295,952
+
4.6
8,748,941,568
+
9.2
34,505.862
+
5.9
2,518.326
2,535,047
>162,710,784
33,347,1.10)
20,712,332
~+46~l
85,310,602
24^265,255
—
9
17,847,0)2
22,4?1,586
+
11.3
2,258,169,499
3.1
74,767,252
73,688,517
69.271,503
3.8
--..+
1.5
+
2,190,530,687
+
325,647,231
63,583,669
2,533,398,368
2,451,170,437
+
3.4
74,486,664
69,034,974
7.9
68,208,285
+
8.7
+
345,209,596
61,620,4ij«l
352,291,902,249
+
3.9
9,503,788,076
9,061,555,949
4.9
9;174,400,217
5.6
339,051,670,279
+
+
9,566,803,715
*
.
/
Third Federal Reserve
I
Harrisburg u—.
Lebanon
Delaware—Wilmington
06-:
+
+
5.3
+10:3
if
r
-0,1
—7-
5.9-\
;+voa y
-'+ .7.2
,
'
'
i
6,739,314
,
3.9
—
;
■*<1'
:
Cincinnati--
61,793,062
1,307,892,799-
-
-
_____
Cleveland
Columbus
__________
267,594,900
_
•-
««.3,868,773
6,073,038
-t
*
—
-
-42,964,904
20,838,411 *'
;8>24r
...
•3
*,
" -
1,3*:
-•
I." 14,805,239 '
*
-.7.3v'
17,643,776,907
18,888(651,'5-i4V
+
9:7'?'
+
3.3.-
8,887,168
61,147,490
111,631,841. >
-.50,941,592
—14.8
+14.9
41,203,545
+
364,258,719
Oil
CRfru
—
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling*..
.
West;
Total (17
5.2
1
-
358,045,983
•
'-V;•'v.
Bouth -Carolina—Charleston
31,414)197
22,264,255
Frederick
154,484,806:. r;--i J
tAxir'l:
53-,4.68,900:
10:605,099
"-1-11.7'
.
li;635,388
,+
.
:l2,189;3e21
"
r
;
:■—:
:
3.816:514
10,583,1)14
.
_
369,106,510
14,547,887,329
13,699,845,498
8.6
266,702,664
181,321,043
+
10.2
182,116,521
142,283,049
y.
333,021,5116
"
353,005,592
172,909,680,
+ 14.7
+21.8
'
262,463,927
3.1
,——-
24,693,846
-
-
*
,
19,065,838.
■v
186,017,275
129,522,704"
■
6,509,480,660
+
7.2
48,158,193,923
44,122,677,926
+
4.6
^,286,658,977
1,139,779,143
+ 12.9
20,566,614
+
7.3
139, 109,982
130,777,173
+
6.4
4,618,17:7
4,076,570
"..** +13.3
98)777,000
+
9.1
702, 791,422
644,723,000
+
-9,0
22,691,306
828,792,875
+
6.0;,
5,955 955,863
5,649,255,528
+
5.4
196,873.354
6.2
1,040,099,435
1,121,880,121
>'.•
-
_
*
V
>.
239 366,829
32,905,731.
+
56,675,467
+ 11.4
454 245,921
412,676,947
1,540,539,627
+
9.5
11,217 084,061
10,674,462,930
236,225,523-
7,597,477
1.3-
•—+
20,451,152
168,940,116•
7,320.5101..
1
:
+11.0
a, +16.5
:); <+ 3.3
:
4,164,711
;
3,944,088
.
18.225,OdOt
20.297,000"
170,336,402
;
165.042,950
"
-
7,082.075
-
6,922,170
+ 10.1
-
+
345,922,565
5.1
348,153,090
29Xl64~565
7,092,058
5,847,619
+
21.3
+
+
11.4
3,913,849,505
+
5.1
13^534)185
12X971,330
119,0721464
3,457,844,744
3,174,537,190
+
8.9
22,867,669,897
& ,702,650,170
,•.+^5.4
712,237,064
670,812,768
617,117,217
290,084,1 X
"
9.3
590,432,257
44 ,481,444
4,114 634,375
40,679,559
657,840,654
Total (8 cities)
■*«'
49,053,600
9.579,583
;
12,9 -V'
tSi
+
34,937,460
District: of Columbia—Washington
—-
—
1,070,098,248
'V.*•; ll,03+,3D6t.>r: V-; 8,721,873
L
+
63,146,137
»
1
20,998,697
1,686,381,514
Columbia
Maryland—^Baltimore
10,538,814
1,122,702,3CS
+ 29.5 /
878,656,181
v
-
Richmond
•
■;
-
13,056,469
281,630,647
1,093,228,*669
31,937,182
! 25:l
9,417,264
'
24,770,196
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
v
-
-
:
408,106,369'.'
1,107,460,825"
+12.9
:
3,307,383 ^
1,944,382,320
'55,268,100 "i
■
40,786,998
6,980,978,932
West Virginia—HuntingtOUJ
Virginia—Norfolk
V
4,351.076
9,657,353
22,057,740
107,733,000
cities)
12,001.980
v>»S8
:
,
-17.5
"1,179,085,414
53,362,4bl' r*.
25,552,797
27,211,235 ;
21,862,661
2,129,703,586
____
Erie
+11.5
496;-827,786
!,v :
'
1,624,057,000
110,463,014*
•
434,654,478
299,537,695^
-
6.8-.
*+■
162,769,636
:
1,712,992,700+
•
-♦+ .2.5 »■
44,290,625
.
<
v
.
12,-504,140
59,654,459
-
8,708.507
v
C--v 249,950,075
-.;
4,914,495
4,025)676
V
*
v ■■■.'•
t,.
^.^+e5:6
,112
972,727,086
5.0
39,870,790,771
-
-
,
2,892.792
•
2
2.8
.—
509,998,804
363,292,9B5Jv;
"
171,173,147
____
'• 6 775,229
7,790,372
8,438,667,396^'
68,541,669
Pennsylvania—Beaver -County—
Greensburg i__
Pittsburgh
:
•
6,053,266'
372,062,G15
.
"
43,985,929
3,30,7,1)011
^6,402.2*40
.'
6,490,303 /
-
V: 8;O8O,309,5OP
52,075,911
'■
—
Youngstown.
Newark"-Toledo-
+
14,703,524 :
9,105,907
,
Mansfield
/
3,770.930-
-
.
.
.4,252,693
>
3.8
,,+
244,032,500
'
1,0167000.000
~
..
4,469.690
.
,'X 1,064,000~000
1,122/000,000 V/
+ 43.(1
532,147,373-J.
37,880,121,785
+ 11.1
,
2,540,564,602,
,
15,186,641-
Lorain
-
..
1,921,669
-
1,259,53»;989
2,726,070,903-
__
V
'
—14.1
55.621,090
*
5,084,807
4,143,268
-
'
bhla—C»nton_t___^___L—
1,870,181
3,732,187
.1. r
5,755,853,758
4,944,393,296
1,927,355
1,517,300
1,772,099 ;
'
f, *3,400.0001
-•
—?
Total (1-5 cities).
1,939,321 V
-
'
222,485,941- 10,692,425*:
.
\
'
3,590.337 V
_
•
•
V, 112,860,251-
,,
'
90TOOO.OOO
<
5uo i'.,
212,154,465
•S
-
;'*v 3,877,423
f
r
./
*
.V
r
.
<> + :.7.6
/;
37,491,000,000- ?
'126,509,463
557,297,263
v
43,079,588
2,137,521
+13.(
•
"
,
,
1,834,705
1,0491507
1,685,734
1,956,442Tt
7
v+
'
15,349,252
41,771,522
525,026,484
4.6,t
+
'
82,760,841
..
213,885,693
+ 56.8.
e
6,485,711
72,595,761
• ~
6.4
+
32,942,234'.
91,268,475
3.6,;
56,387,004 V
'
35,441,000,000
119,044,706
212,925,970
121,028,961
5.7
—
-.+
«
.
1,892,096
•
261,228,858. ^
135,342,253^:
135,321,871
146,342,332
+16.0.,
—15.6
5,407,000,000
1,770,988
3.3,
I"-.-
v.'.
.++. 5.1
55,070,440 >
5^,869,002
64,054,642
265,864,734
20.1"-
+
-
6,411",329?
18,925,230
Neat Jersey—Trenton
—
+
.
.
57,860,260
63,343,095
"■
+ 26.7
30,681,298
17,039,706;
2,776,765
6,781,264
76,457,568
-
!f'
/ '•
-•
,
+ 37.8
19,558,956
18,132,963
33,140,161
t
7.8
+
,,
36,432,833
17,854,637
Ytorfc
Dn Bois
i
6,147,652
31,796)348
Wilkes-Barre
Hazelton
:
7,294,049
4,566,000,000-
Philadelphia*-—
Reading.
,
7*.
: 7,807,170
20,206:2257,439,964
1___
v—
Seranton
-
'
10,051,266
10,326,210
43,744,236
Bethlehem
Lancaster
■ i
8,417,214
Pennsylvania—Altoona..—
Chester
n
District—Philadelphia—
119,748.082
y '
604,560,411
f. *.
SiMfh Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
128,431 581
,
571,517i844
v
Augusta
Columbus
;
,v
28,721,126
+
8.7
894, 699,897
865, 138,339
+
5.3
3,879 929,901
11,721 000,000
3,675, 880,066
+
5.6
118,851,413
113,380,702
+
4.8
+
4.6
381,900,000
361,500,000
+
5.6
335,809,000
1.5
5.9
1.1
185, 409,197
—
199, 744,582
—
899,371,002
+
17.8
7,537 667,060
6.661, 375,316
75,312,852
+ 27.1
637 985,794
553, 998,078
749,838,990
+ 26.1
6,462 932,412
5,756, 175,747
+ 12.3
61,261,091
+ 15.5
461 860,540
419, 379,137
+ 10.1
25,657,406
+
17.4
197 616,459
181 815,737
27,374,000
+13.6
209 ,811,000
193 ,497,000
54,089,023
381
Total (16
+
6,864,868
6,220,495
T~5.4
6,962,719
6,634.179
16.4
169,929,-577
174,031,821
180~ 177,640
X 17.1
190,813,102
178,941,4 ?2
12,448,948
+ 21.5
11,911,843
9,350,716
6,608,400
7,023,642
0.8
6,373,552
6~04 5,420
+ 13.2
224,581,561
193,007,204
2
038,9 23
15,129,713
+
—
3.0
+
15.2
+
■
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
Flint
Grand Rapids-
i
~~
II
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
;
Indiana-r-Fort Wayne
60
781,134
837,727
4.7
66 186,718
18.7
20
693,712
19, 341,549
7.0
676,294
649,823
+
4.1
614,125
548,500
863,218,372
+
8.9
6,446 ,000,904
5,883 465,219
9.6
194.33G.403
192,976,590
+
0.7
145,594,433
146,441,090
5,133,767,619
+ 13.5
39,521,644,471
36,443,332,759
+
8.4
1,186.493,917
1,092,948,317
+
8.6
996.462,296
961.501,082
11,884,399
3,191,627,000
+
8.5
83,964,446
+
9.7
*3,500,000
+ 33.3
2,938,469
+
5.4
92,127,316
23,035,485,000
22,410,325,000
+
2.8
42,271,111
88,127,209
18,795,858
47,771,206
41,494,732
87,728,593
+
1.9
0.5
294,212,223
594,529,312
0.8
+
296,607,403
601,230,171
+
.+.
1.1
15,736,787
+ 19.4
113,859,637
+
4.6
42,640,008
18,529,634
11,380,941
+ 12.0
302,780,295
+"
4.3
134,068,760
+
0.3
+
7.9
119,051,137
315,789,584
134,425,204
83,810,760
83,018,603
+
1.0
5.2
+
20,436,613
12,276,461'.
59,657,372
i
+ 10.3
56,734,843
+
127,782,007
99,279,458
+ 28.7
Indianapolis
404,587,783
47,481,766
395,241,249
i
Terre Haute
19,259,793
^
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
1
41,731,203
i
40,961,829
14,855,950
7,477,262
13,855,583
Oshkosh
I
Sheboygan
Watertown
R&pkts
32,454,200
:
1
Siouy;
Ames—
Illinois—Aurora
Blooming t on _2_;
Chicago.-*
Decatur i
Peoria
Rockford1
Springfield
12,238,059
1,919,553"
3,537,425
L
Manitowoc
Des Moines
38,978,542
576,512,206
7,440,610
613,644,*747'
I
209,159,120
64,324,572
3,161,394
13,495,708
6,949,919
5,163,075:499>>
30,354,071
74,999,223
50,899;466 ?
32,172,830)
Sterling
3,175,882
cities)—!
10,632,312,899
.
,
.
.
2,624,720
+
2.4
372,658,12S:
+15.9
377,657,226
793,896,729
2,524,155,409;
315,213,333
2,447,495,431
294,541,307
—
17,553,841
17,791,021
lX399,878
10,~3cXl75
19,336,913
--
12,941,804
10,520,360-'
1.3
+
8.4
+
3.1
+
.
.
12,838,964
10,741,529
+
7.1
7.0
89,336,000
+
6.4
+
0.5
47,679,220
81,292,033
13,101,176
80,392,152
*
12,876,133
24,187,631
203,548.312
"
213,569,910
1,373,893,946
2.7
-
—
*.
WXbliXoOO
3.0
'
9,433,132
»
-
8,2X),007
8:407,185
6.3
4,502,041
73.224.000
7,869,091
3,740,039
+~"b~3
'
112X0X284
104,324,5.19
+"l5~9
+ 22.2
73,~6_76~000
;
'
2.4
+
'
3,977,951,811
48,988,902,
"
"
3.8
3.1
+
-
.
+
+
119,561,331
269,126,299
<
10,272.939
'
'
124,057,947
277,532,278
4,074,112,698
•10,847,660
'
.
'
+ 29.6
2,535,434
■'
■
..
-
732,255,454^
*
,
'
Gary
South Bend
8.8
-Chicago—
Detroit
Jackson
399 ,656,731
+12.2
+
12,896,054
3,363,632,000
cities)
21.3
8,751,781
2,709,472
5,825,158,311
Orleans
Michigan—Ann Arbor—,
Total (31
103.432,954.
311,800.0 iO
9,821,386
Louisiana—New
Iowa—Cedar
043,790
3,215,364
939,989,808
Meridian
Vicksbuxg
_
28
4.9
+
8.4
65,624,080
25,738,348
8.7
31,088,000
Jackson
179 935,440
198 178,446
70,750,372
30,128,812
MiS8issippi-r-Hattiesburg
6.4
2.7
945,489,359
Montgomery
204, 393,931
+
+
95,722 312
Mobile
207 489,457
25,265,484
29,909,400
1,059,561,040
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
26,997,658
3.4
+
26,870,843
Florida—Jacksonville
-24,100.509
99,827,739
11,201, 100,000
+ 10.2
30,709,157
Macon
*
1,621,300,000
29,038,353
Georgia—Atlanta
118,187,345
542,800,275
1,787,200,000
Nashville
4,186,2G1
L /
'
-
—
I21T44X125
132,784,838
_
4,467,539-'
\
9\467,666
..
+ 13.2
1,943,812
3,309,553
ll
30,819,375-
5.3-
V
31,872,304
198,974,602
5.1
1,376,423,030
60,569,099
6.2
434,827,450
24,633,435
1.7-<■
3,107,225t
14,014,332
6,974,549
5,113,681)26627,862,745
3.7
—
0.4
94,084,149
1.0
206,595,224
67,526,011
+ 11.1
50,277,580 f
30,646,248 5
+
+
5.0
+ 13.5
+
-
-
-
*
"
+
6,805,100"
6,973,975
-
1.2
2.4
6,106,303
47.476,528
43,740,231
+
8.5
14,631,707
0.2
2.3
25,209)959
8.9
1.7
+"• 4.9
429,815,181
•
+
2,798,779
+
"+31.8
•'
13,900,252
+
5.3
44,136,923
15,011,660
+'
3.7
2^-
—
-
93,397,417
52,178,350
34,435,720,669-
+
1.2
+.. 1.1
-
•
■
.
1.1
X 490,572
•+- 3.0
1,049,451,779
1,442.006
948,731,971
.+
3.7
6,816,565
5,701,359
463,402,035
+
6.8
15,644,546
13,192,392
306,231,8597
+ 12.2
—'
52,770,633
33,436,538,947
198,929,536
494,962,238
343,523,316;
•
9,935,901*
"
198,763,276)
187,706,466'
22,960,054
19,306,996
+
5.9
14,827,218
-
0.7
•'
5,730,870
39.349,714
6,345,072
12,490,506*
6,026,712
"XXgXXX
+ 10.6
936,312,842
+19.6
X023.590
897,075,048
4.840,085
+ 18.6
6,229,107
15.537,577
—20.5
10,406,615
5.3
6,045.228
14,509,587
8,087.509
5,721,020
+10.5
1,231,993,8-50
1,219,900,072
6.3
314,800.000
+
+ 15.9
*
10,275,770,016
+
3.5
71,232,962,381
69,192,420,290
1,628,113,814
17,761,341
+
2.1
18!697|317
+
3,669,050
3,094,717
+
2.9
1.441,477,185
0.4
341,700,000
321,600,000
1,304,991,649,
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St; Louis
Chpe. Girardeau
1,662 964 541
Independence
Keatucky^-Louisville
861,507,941
842,040,105
Tennessee—Memphis
570,812)430
521,818,316
4,255 412
3,034,123
Illinois—Jacksonville
QUincy
Total (7 cities)
14,582,'457
12,585,701
3,136,489,148
3,028,448,117
11,065,376,183
11,110,812,922
5.3
126,792,106
115,662,019
+
22,965,572
21,253,994
+
8.1
+
2.3
5,755,956,708
5,820,895,533
1.1
178,172,877
170,151,972
+
9.4
3,948.517,689
3,801,125,044
+
3.9
112,845,929
117,733,272
+ 40.3
19,373,446
18,002.754
+
7.6
312,200.000
9.6
+18.6
—
—
+ 15.9
88,965,064
81,258,802
+
9.5
2,102,815
2,616.581
3.6
21,027,946,763
20,969,011,068
+
0.3
635,321,621
612,101,825
+
+
1 ,ia
XX 7
178.C98.487
4.2
110,096,303
—
+ 18.6
2,768,586
3.9
605,763,376
+
r,
31
1*
(773)
-Month of July1957
Inc.
or
-
1957
Dec. %
1956
$
$
-Week Ended August 10Inc.
1957
1956
Ino. or
$
or
Dec. %
i
'
.
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
1956
$
at—
Clearings
$
Dec. fin
1955
1954
!
53,418,955
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
—
42,065,681
1,647,117,802
+ 27.0
306, 510,351
284,285,208
+
7.8
11,491,721
9,249,961
+ 11.5
11,876 611,147
11,128,237,203
+
6.7
11,749,360
1,836,070,512
.—
373,963,142
342,061,406
+
9.3
+ 21.0
9,006,962
337.587,705
+
1427091,883
1377464,996
+
3V4
10,*562^221
972~337463
ri+i
57158",456
477~4~4~,l23
+"¥.7
4~5~41~806
40,903,941
+ 12.7
283 ,727,179
261,445,111
5,968.000
+ 10.6
+
46,081.804
6,599,000
9,657,708
21,742,247
18,513,490
35,471,888
36,006,057
4,071,508
27,882,100
20,177,850
29,092,23)3
19,642,7911
63,798.806
57,077,106
Forks
Dakota—Aberdeen
Falls
Sioux
—
—
Montana—Billings
—--
Falls
Great
—
—
—
—
Helena
——
4,360 ,686,323
31
46
4.8
+
+
8,369,521
334,131,471
28.1
8.5
+
39,961.000
+ 17.5
46.897,193
+
23.1
+~17.4
135 ,885,777
128.993,367
+
5.3
1.5
+
3.4
—
229 820,845
222,201.084
—14.7
26 ,295,581
26,309,302
4.2
177 ,093,476
185,373.007
—
0.1
—
M277270
2.7
143 ,652,369
128.393,776
373,226,705
+
137329,055
562,124,947
522,476,998
¥6
670017760
5,857,886
¥.3
127784^527
l¥&64~027
7.6
—
507,366,250
491,829,661
+ 11.9
385 ,582.968
6,~5"9~3~994
127830^254
4.5
—
+ 11.8
+
.
+ 24.2
3.7
+
,945,000
2.005,273
—13.5
2,557,917,253
+ 10.6
——
945,153
57 753,588
7,284,253
1.735.097
cities )
Total (16
8.2
+ 14.1
2,830,136,748
Lewistown
>s
8,¥O~67764
13 ,715,299
+
1,458,170
3,472,392
South
V
12M3T.726
,512,468
60.2
630,677,273
4,284,320
2,336,734
Falls North Dakota—-Fargo———.—.—
Fergus
89
74,142,265
4,159,083,050
30,799,344
10,704,433
4,889.660
Paul
Winona
Grand
'
20.7
14,220,162
682,581,833
Rochester
St.
'
District- -Minneapolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
1
$
11
,808,616
12,304,283
18,177,546,140
17,112,364,331
3.3
—
4.0
—
6.2
+
•+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
——
3.039,940
45,362,709
—I*,—
—
679.333,586
3.682.001
Kansas—Manhattan—---——,1—
1,889,317
:
Parsons
30,364,759
9.2
1,099,534
1,10C,592
306,140,608
293,968,921
+
4~1
844,752
10,432,806
8,888,214
3.7
4,529,604,166
4,471,405,726
+
1.3
153,322,438
144,475,912
+
655.193,042
3,874,042
27,560,768
5.1
+•
43,181,250
Lincoln
Omaha
-32.6
4
5.2
25,749,437
24,754,500
+
4.0
4.509,902
—
Nebraska—Fremont
1,838.525
58,829,882
5.875,997
58,798.495
1,822,534
9,434,015
9,550j794i
+
6.1
139,357,641
147,060,966
2.8
12,372,724
12,096,481
9.1
342,386,726
340.670,664
+:' 0.5
.12,404,423
13,859.654
9.8
9,655,869
+ 11.7
875,620,560
840.096,230
+
4.2
30,829,260
26,885,071
+ 14.7
26,324,653
11,095,039
26,857,139
37,411,796
39.520,708
12.192,850.307
11,951,873.937
1,374,701
319,966,851
7.4
+
1,838.808,849
64,438,620
1,027,561
+
+
5.718,653
1,878,252.099
+ 14.2
+
131.507,029
292.042,658
—
1,028,191
806,650
1,066,541
0.6
—
739.798
v.
53,914.021
146.849,707
Topeka
/.
—
•
2.3
+
—
-
Missouri—JopHu
City +1—
Kansas
St.
Joseph
..•••
—
—
—;_j.
Colorado—Colorado
Denver
2.8
+
2.1
+
.
9.6
,*
930.844,784
9.6
2,190,146,683
1,973.215*123
.
.
+
2.0
3977^3*8,567
3507960,942
+~l¥.3
36778547989
355,4437733
+
•
8.6
.13,109.021
11,833,382
+10.8
12,302,921
12,483,312
+
1.6
+
11.0
6,475,302
6,699.365
3.3
7.252,416
6,110,822
626,346,103
565,448,930
+ 14.5
571,276,606
569,504,640
10,646,299
+ 13.6
176,366,807
193,073,705
+ 15.1
5,867,801,281
5,324,763.377
25,876,288,245
+
;
4.3
3.8
8.7
—
il/j,'.
+ 10.2
3,929,831,616
+
6.0
26,995,969,021
50,035,536
23,766,873
1,917,962,100
197,257,963
183,548,602
33,907,000
1,744,099,187
8,107,265
32,290,330
4,166,853,653
cities)
14,894,543
5.3
365.499.571
15,132,921
+
808,635,623
,
396.824.232
+ 32.6
V
30,626,867:
26.473,495
Springs
i———
Total (14
4
'
—
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
.
+ 10.6
+23.2
+ 6.4
339,534,185
171,636,064
+
187,837,342
+
9.4
13,808,841,944
13,168,963,305
+
4.9
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—AustinDallas
Fl
55,322,452
29,273,790
2,041,651,559
237,150,977
186,812,446
39,878,000
1,801,008,227
9,448.449
34,237,961
1
.
1
Beaumont
'
——
—
—
i
Paso.—
-
Ft. Worth..,
—_1—
Galveston
Houston
Port
:
-
—
Arthur
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
56,333,086
|
Total (11
.
1,352,662,069
+
1,161,445,415
223,287,000
+
12,542,968,041
12,053,953,323
+
64,593,441
206,232,314
57,005,534
220,397,335
61,896,725
+10.8
—26.4
+
61,030,666
425,301,480.
30,G02,932,318
5.2
10,578,758
+ 27.3
3877055,212
357^25,971
11,607,808
+*¥.5
367455,927
4.6
260,541,000
13,461,455
400jlW0
3417*44^465
9.3
1,214,452,128
+
4,276,831,451
4,501,336,169
cities)---—
-
11,477,985,278
+20.2
1.8
+17.6
+ .3.3
+16.5
<*++6.0
•
9,271,794'
76,584,741
10,269,222
;
—r_—
Louisiana-—-Shreveport
352,282,625
+ 16.7
3278"2~M01
3275177848
5,907,000
0,580,400
+
+ 13.3
<M~0~9~470
ll~934,4lb
147985,296
4.4
476,593,262
465,475,743
6.4
3.6
8^928,893
6,269,344
—20.4
6~l¥8~506
16.3
—
1472"2~5,517
13^02377*51
2.4
418,124,247
411,441,636
+
'
1.4
+
508,337,151
29,313,252,047
2.6
—20.9
11,141,000
7,814,000.
4.1
+
—
+
J'
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Franoisco—
+ 12.4
8,392,604
7,467,111
919,738,259
835,868,305
22,559,024
24.316,899
Idaho—Boise—
44,462,242
+
Oregon—Eugene
17,319,000
43,425,199
,16,403,000
903,188,718
24,366,994
Washington—Eellingham
Seattle
—+--+—
*
Yakima
——
—
__:—
Portland
——-
Utah—Ogdcn
Salt
Lake
—
City—
__
89,765,300
:
—
^
.
6,422,354
+
5.6
108,642,000
109,659,000
+
-7.1
5,703,680,656
161,301,805
5,610,040,260
1917337,465
186,412",622
+
2.6
182,187,846
+ 15.1
2,874,791,563
-'1,507.145.919
2,603,984,516
+ 10.4
+~2~2
8670~7~4~2I3
1,332,000,409
+ 13.1
354.555,794
332,512,777
;
Grand Total (179 cities.).
3.1
+ 11.3
+
1.7
+
149,134,047-
+
316,549,459
287,736,680
+ 10.0
828,622,312
187,804,455
+
203,992.575
+
8.6
579,09^,066
541,568,024
+
6.9
15.5
0.7
150,093.628
.167,861,000,
+ '5.1
20,236,310,225
+ 15.6
793,292,232
^255,676,255.
63l7fi44^054
4.1
346,455.575
+
9.5
13,374,447
38,953,961,232
+
6.6
1,20I;231,627 ;'
733,734.152,171
707,281,297,239
+
395,244,382,426'
381,520,335,810
+
-
379.302,385
41,129,254,294;
5.1
V
3.7-
-
«
.
+' 4.6
56,078,167,014
•
.3.6
19,375,455,418
CERTIFIED
RATES
■*
BY
AUGUST
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
-.18,471,346,706
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
FEDERAL
9,
1957
AUGUST
TO
15,
1957,
York
in New
'
Aug. 12
-
$
'
*
'
«
-
.0555555*
Official
(Value in United States Money)
ended
2.216882
.0385356*
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc—i
.0198750
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.324266
Canada, dollar
1.054125
Ceylon, rupee
.208587
Finland,
markka
.00435401 *
France (Metropolitan), franc__-_^u—L^__00285437
Germany, Deutsche mark—
_<
.238000
India, rupee.
.208370
Ireland, pound
1782187
Jatan, ye
—.00277912*
•.0228295'
2.216882 ,
.0385356*
.
"
.
:
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone—,
Philippine Islands, peso—
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona—
Switzerland, franc
;
Union or South Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound iterling
♦Nomfnjil.
*
"Temporarily
.0800560*.261060
2.754641
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
-.193283*
...
Omitted.
.233350
2.771793
2.782187
.0198625
.324266
1.054125
.208600
.00435401*
*.238000
.208390
.
2.782187
„
^
.
.00277912*
1
.0800560*
.261050
2.754641
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
.193283*
.233350 '
2.771793 ,
2.782187
.
.
$
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-*,012,822,898
,-16,161,655,717
"(*
■
9,492,434,618 ♦
9,028.944,988
S.
$
.0555555*
.0231186
at
2.216882
2.216882
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0198625
.0198718
.324266
$1,069 million in U. S. Govern¬
deposits.
all
.0555555*
.0231333
statement of weekly
Commercial and industrial loans
Aug. 15
$
-
' .0231639
' • .' 2.216882
~
.0385356*
"
.0198500
••
.324266
1.054468
.208575
.00435401*
* *" '
»* '
.238000 ..
<
»
.208406
2.782187
V' ^ .00277912*
»
.0800560*
.261050
2.754641
\
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
.193283*
.233350
2.771793
2.782187
~
..
—
United
1
•
Federal Reserve System
deposits adjusted, and
Thursday
Aug. 14
Aug.13
.
.0555555*
,.0555,555*
"
.0227628
•___
peso
-
r
-
reporting member
in leading cities
the following principal changes for the week
Aug. 7: Decreases of $420 million in holdings of
Government securities, $454 million in ■» demand
The condition
shows
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 9
•
Mexico,
18,241,376,186
banks of the
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Friday
'
peso—
■
•19;0#3,85l.
8,578,740
10,567,507
Condition StatemontofMemberBanks
■
ment
—
11,146,451
-■
9,785,897,345
U.
Free'
-
* Estimated.
discontinued.
EXCHANGE
.
-
1,123",496,889
10,288,1-72,962
-
Argentina,
6,620,659
1,130,542,289
-
5277^9.170
24,834,532
V
7,462,989
12,883,222
■
58,674,409,380
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
v
24,370,343
28,246,260
-9,334,815
Foreign Exchange: Rates
.
16,¥5)7539
579,¥¥,477
585763~9~779
..
+20.4
7.4
+
+
212,418,287
,
23-742^072
1876977-445
-
+ 11.7
19,437,714,342
.
2673677556
2872~lT,846
16751+7490
+13.0
+ 14.8
+
297295,877
187079~,527
8.9
701,722,050
+ 20.8
102,419,640,344
8l,~0~8~9~434
82785~5",286
6.6
902,375,902
—
5,823,694,330"
166,668,446
8.2
0.7
+
5,700,416
.
0.9
+ 19.7
52,434,729
'
.
—
+ 10.3
34,832,907 *
^
*
*
13.6
—
24,497,189
.
*
+13.9
+
113,762,799
107,625,311,293 :
t
.
Clearings operations
+
2,896,148.987-
60,184,932
Total (19 Cities)—
<ai
■
6,253,198,366
(
York
180,999,156
19.7
2.6
41,433.137
42.078,286
i
Stockton-wU--^—,——
New
4.6
+
+
137.165,14128,256,419
77,750,391
-*
131.532,035
-
Outside
183,010,555
4,939,00!)
+
5,911,146
288,479,160
51,094,045
3,042,428,628
-
Santa Barbara
191,452,750
6.2
296,003,572
196,348,539
24,332,280
Riverside
San Francisco.
San. Jose—
7.8
+
2.4
7.4
—
-
51,177,003
:
Pasadena
+
153,866,941
21,177,154
378,111,922
136,174,123
;—
Modesto
50,674,725
5,629,474,044
163,443,253
843,200,466
429,620,035
223,590,755
52,682,506
49,605,542
—
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley 1
Long Beach
56.410.127
6,069,011,416
+ 10.0
"
was
increased $12 million
only large change
City.
according to industry appear , in .another press
All of the other loan categories showed rela¬
reporting member banks; the
an
Changes
increase
of
$21
million
in -New York
.324266
1.054843
* ft
tively small decreases.
1.056093
.208600
.208600
.00435401*
release.
-
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
of Treasury notes decreased in
.00435401*
creased and holdings
**.
.238000
^238000
.208400
.208386
2.782187
2.782187
.00277912*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261037
2.754641
2.754641
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
all
exchanges of securities under
Treasury refunding operations on Aug. R ^Jloldings^ of
Treasury bills decreased in all but -one district and a
total of $218 million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $37 million.
districts, largely reflecting
.00277912*
.261050
in¬
,
Demand
the
deposits adjusted decreased $149^million
District, - $93 million in New „York,
in
Chicago
the
.233350
.233350
2.771793
2.771793
$83 million in the Dallas District, and $69 million, in
Kansas City District.
Time deposits increased $50 mil¬
2.782187
2.782187
lion.
.193283*
.193283*
Demand
creased
deposits credited to
domestic banks in¬
$121 million.
Borrowings
from
^
Federal Reserve Banks
^•
increased
50
<774)
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
Monday^ August 19,
.
.
1957
"T
'
"
$374= million,, and borrowings from others decreased $71
million.
Loans to banks decreased $139 million;'
A summary of assets and liabilities of
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
*7;t7
;
Company^and wtjiwr^
Issue--*
i/umyaiij-Tinu
»
.
-
v
■
reporting
mem¬
r
;
-
"1957
loans
•.
7
July 31,
Aug. 8,
1957"
adjustedt—^——
1956
35,955
adjustedt__*
industrial loans__„H
31,322
Loans
to
brokers
chasing
carrying
or
12
Real
S.
loans
__
loans..
S.
: '•
24,821
;
bills
with
"E"
due
1980—Aug 31
due
1980_._—Aug 31
526
bonds
series
"D"
due
1980—Aug 31
526
—1,003
due
218
372
domestic
553
21
1986..:
...
37
,
36
__
,
$5 series
A
3DI
Telephone
is
ISSUES
6
12-^ear 33a ft
Extra
1,496
50
+
■
—-
332
—
2nd
+1,720
1,069
Machine
Sft'ft
is
coll.
&
—
317
Aug 31
-
Peerless
Sept
628
1
series A, B and C__Sep
1,
1
1965_
Domestic banks
!
10.568
■
—*—!
'—...——
+
:
121
62
♦Announcement in this issue,
87
+
.
1,729
--
volume
Federal
From
Reserve
Banks—.
645
others
611
•.
374
75
71
485
—
185.
tExclusive
of
loans
individual
serves;
to
loan
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
deduction
valuation
of
Per-Name of
Company
National
of
Redemption fund for F.
R.
notes
836,986
21,942,379
P.
R,
notes
of
banks....
other
371,825
Other cash
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
■
s.
Government
securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
•
Certificates
7
'
___*•
-.Notes
i
+
298
+
+
'•
545,636
—_*g
outright.
+
1.428
+
3
'
N.
N.
284
—
+
Y.
Central
Co.
•
314,963
.....
N.
r,
26,100
19,933,612
7;"
214,407
—
.+
7
9,000,913
-
Co.
10-
3
9-16
■"
..
ft
*23,050,325
:
Total loans
Due
from
■
'<&
Bank
and
foreign
Uncollected
cash
premises
•Other
*
.
securities
288,622
+
•' 144,142
—
144
+
!
+
■
52,087,575
;-+
1
9-
9
8-
for
each
25
of
8-30
held
i
common
892,555
+
10-
52
9-
16,015
;—
83,316
•+;
241,893
(„v
26;778,642
•
+
:
34,049
•
+
reserves
18,332,735
197,971
408,736
.+.
273,842
..."
'+•-
384,770
—
+
.
—
67,393
Total deposits 1.^—^.1.—.
10,400,083
-
953,877
14,679
—
109,386
4,571,681
881
„
Other
liab.
and
accrued
divs.
.Total liabilities
._
50,765,085
96.245
+
3,269
Deferred availability cash, items.
*429,167
.143,449"
—
17,923
2,Grr
479,052
—
+ ' -266.750
—
2,145
+
879,421
+
145,867.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
paid
in
...
337,967
_
Gurplus
(Section
7)._a—..—...
Surplus
(Section
13b >
Other
capital
Total
Ratio
,
of
&
serves
liabilities
note
27,543
209,387
capital accts.
gold
certificate
to deposit and F.
purchased
20,220
53,981
+
13,075
+
21,825
+
892,555
+
241,893
■
.
9-13
10- 1
50c V
9"
preferred
;
accept¬
foreign
-
correspondents
;.
Industrial loan commitments.—
75,533
1,755
1,814
25,128
21
683
3
•
"
9-10'
9_16
9- 4
.
9-18
9-
9-20
,
•
8-30
9-20
9-10
8-16
9-
8-12
ft
3
9-
3
(quar.).—iL
48c
9-20
44c
9-30
Notices
Below will be found
preferred
and
including those
preferred
8-
10-
1
a
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
stock
under
called, for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
shares
8-
9-
2
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
10-
25c
1
5
Oil
Power Co.,
Co.
.
.
common
8-
$$1.12ft
3
8-
L
preferred
9-
3
8-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——.—
.
:
Company and Issue—
NOTICE OF TENDER
,
preferred
(quar.)l*
4.08ft
—
Inc.
.-
-
Date
Curtis
Manufacturing Co.—
j Class A and class B common
jstdck;^l__"_*_lrr:_i._,__:ftAug
Lehieli Coal is Navigation Co.—
ZVnYo 1st mortgage bonds, series
'
.
Page
-
Mississippi
3
8-
8-21
$$1.75
50c
$1.14
■•.
9-13
9-
9-
series)
"
30"
624"
•"
9-
A. due Oct, 1,
1970—Aug 22
626
Onondaga
Pottery
class
A
9-
8-
(quar.)__!
4
8-20
8-12
9- 3
8-12
—;
$1.25
Glass
7-.?-.
10-15
—
10-15
9-3
,&
Co.
" 75o.J
Co.
$1.02
9-
3
(quar.)—
8-16
$1.06ft
$1.06ft-
$1.12ft
30c
9-
9-
2
9-10
-
25c
-
7. $1.20^
'
$1.25
8- 7
9- 2
9-2
35c *v"
'
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-*2
9- 2
7 7'
$1.75
10-
9-10
1
10- 8
9-10
55c
9-20
8-30
25c
9-3
9-3
8-9
8- 9
8-9
8- 9
8-19
$1.75
*—
;
1ft
$1.37ft
9- 3
$1.25
9- 3
40c
9-16
$1.75 )
9-3
$1.75
-
9- 3
;
__*
,
„
50c
9-27
15c
8-1?
8-* >
8-15
9- 3
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
8-31
8-9
8- 9
8' ^
conv.
Washington
25c
___*____
1^"$"
8"13
9- 1
-
8--A
1Q
preferred
Co.,
50c
9-30
10- 1
$1.06ft
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
'
common
(quar.)__
8-i-
9-19
$25c
$62ftc
(quar.)
9-1
»"Atf
#
(quar.)
4.16ft
—
$1.05
$1.12ft-
Service
Co.
preferred
A
of
New
-
4.18ft
preferred
(quar. >_j
common
;__
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc. <quar.)*_,
Alegre Sugar___.
$1.05
.
H*1U
9- 1
-
0
$1.25
•
45c
.
$1.02
$l_04ft-;—$^l.07ft
-**_*_r*1
35c
;
*
*______*
9- 1
'
preferred.Cquar.1
prcf,
.%
9-1
.
___*_*__*_
Service Electric is Gas, com.
(quar.)-4.08ft preferred
(quar,)__*_____*-____
$1.40 div.
8-i»
8-
9- 1
1
,
,
"
Mexico—
9- 1
27c
(quar.)_,_
50c
87ftc-
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
3ftft .preferred (quar.)
4.20ft preferred
(quar.)
Public
„
»-n>
8-10
26c
(quar.)
of Indiana,
preferred (quar.)
4.32ft
Punta
1
12- 1
$1.25
;
8-1'
1
9- 3
20c
(quar.)
5ft
9-
Insurance—
preferred
Public
8-ib
_
common
preferred (s-a)_
Gardner Co. (quar.)__
on
8-*0
8-20
9-15
„4.30ft
8-21
9-1$-. ^
9-5
$30c
11-15
8-13
"
*.
4.20ft preferred
4ft ft preferred
Public Service Co.
*'
8- 1
9-24
,_
18c«
13^)0
8-16
1
12--1
11%ft
dividend
4ftft
8-15
9-10-
$- 9
10- 1
(accuru.)
.
50c
9- 2
10-15
;
9- 1
8-5
9-16
9-3D
8-15
8-30
9-r20
'
preferred (quar,)
Public Service Co. of
Colorado—
Line,
.
9-3
9- 3
8-5
j—
9-16
*
(quar.)
America,
9-10
9- 3
;
$L37ft
62ftct
./ $1
(quar.)
of
.
10-^1
20o
r;
_*
(quar.)
Steel
8-15
7-1u
7-10
.
:
8-2
8-25
*" 9-25
$$1.25
•
9-13
.9-13
„
25c 7 / 9- 2
_
8ftc
I™" 8ftc
.
Co
dividend
8-12
12ftc
(quar.)_*„
!
common
8-12
42u*c
—
——
,
3
9- 3
.
8-12
9-
$1.23a4
61c
8-5
3
9-3
45c
2ft
8-5
3
—
.,1
5ft
9
9-
preferred "(quar.)
9-
9- 3
(quar.)
$2
8-15
3
9-3
9-
(quar.)__—
$1.50
(quar.)_**—_,__
(quar.)
9-4
9-4
12ftc
——
,—
8-16
91VIp
983Ac
(quar.)——
—_**••'
*
8-21
9-30
9-30
'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5ft
1
$1.05
_A.ft.ft_ preferred (1951 series), (quar.)—:
Omar, Inc., 4ftft
.
Prince
'
common
9-3
9-10
<.
75c
RR.
(quar,)^*_-_->———— "
(montnly)—'
conpnon
preferred
Providence
6
9-15
9-10
5c
Mathieson Chemical,
4ftft
preferred (1951
Co.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.,
7-31
3
$1.10
(quqr.)
Olin
45c
(quar.)__
8-16
-—_
—
*-
8-12
8-15
(quar.)
Preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp.—
5Vaft
convertible 1st
preferred
5
40c
...
River; Products
8-20
9- 3
9-10
$2.44 pfd.
5
-;9-
$1.12ft
(quar.)
4.20ft
9- 3
25c
75c
.ft
preferred
Stock
"
$62 ftc
10s
4.40ft
Oklahoma
•
Co.
Potomac Electric Power
Powell River Co., Ltd.
3
*
-
.
Glass
Provincial Transport
(quar.)
9-20
$1.75
__*—;
„y—
(quar.)
preferred
Potash
9
9-
$1
(interim)
4ftft
Mfg.
Portsmouth
9-20
9-10
$$1
(Equal to approximately $1.39)
Ogllvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7ft pfd.
(quar.)..
Crankshaft Co.
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56ft
preferred (quaf.)
Ohio
(quar.)
Porto Rico Telephone
8-15
25c
Ohio
Ohio
preferred
7ft
9-13
8-26
$1.31 ft
'.
8-22
1
(quar,)—
(quar.)
Poor
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
tft
2
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—•
American
common
called
5ft
1
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngsiown is Ashtabula Ry. Co.
8-23
8-16
$1.12 ft
—...
preferred
4ftft
Co.
common
(quar.)
5ft
8-23
25c
Quarterly
Noyes (Chas. F.) Co.,
910-
100ft
5ftft prior preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Cok
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel,
8-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred : (quar.)—
8- 2
9-
1
8-15
3
70c
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
(quar.)
Nova Scotia Light is Power
4ft
8-22
8-10
*—-
Ga$
common
preferred
3
1
—*
(quar.)
preference
8-15
Co.—•
Pneferred (a payment of 40 centavos)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
*
8-21
3
9-
5
——
Exploration
Stock
9-
8-
—
8-20
(quar.)
^
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne is Chicago Ry.—
Common (quar.)
;
7ft preferred
8-30
8-25
9
9-15
(quar.)—*
50c V
(quar.)„—25c
$5
9-30
9-30
70c
•
Cement
9-
8-15
8-31
Quarterly from net investment' income,__
^Pioneer Natural Ga3 (quar
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)
V $4.80 preferred (quar.)-
4
$1
common!
4ftft preferred (quar.)—
5 ft ft
preferred (quar.)—
Northwestern States Portland
35c'
20ft ; "
—————
Inc.—;•
9- 9
$1
(quar.)_
Service,
9- 3
•
Pinchin Johnson is Assoc., Ltd.—American shares (final)—
Pine Street-Fund
8-30
10-15
75c
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Bancorporation
Public
Y.
8- 9
9- 6
——*1 '
$4
8-21
10- 1
...
8- 9
1
* $1.06~ -
:
dividend);..
(quar.)
Hopewell
is
Pillsbury Mills,;
8-12
■9-30
20c
—
of N.
9-
.
(quar.)
& Gear
(stock
$5.50 preferred
8-16
50c
.
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
.
9- 1
45c; ;. 10- 1
Monthly
Phoenix. Insurance (Hertford)* (quar.)—*-7Photo Engravers is
Electrotypers, Ltd.d-^.—_
Piedmont Natural (las, common
8-15
9-16
$1
—
,
preferred
Phoeli
8-30;
5%
—
prior preferred (quar.)..
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Northwestern
8-31
*'"•
(quar.)
8-9
$1.15
Piiibppme Long Distance Teu-piioiu'—
Common (a payment of 25 centavos)*—
9-10
9-10
^—
(quar.)
9-1
(quar.)
$1.17ft
(quar.V——$1,12ft'
9- 5
5ft
*"
Co.
8-9
-
$4
Northern
c
8-9
8-9
4.95ft
_-.i
$50c
.
9-1
;•>
9-20
Flioenix
7 35c
8-16
8-23
9-15
9- 6
y, 8-12
y
8-20
9-1
——
8-12
3
1
9- 9
9-14
•>.
$1.10
8-20
9-
10-15
9-6
V
.
...
$3 convertible preference
(quar.)
Northeastern Water, $2 preferred
Common
1
8-20
9-1
9-1
3.65ft
"
.
...—
(quar.)
North Shore Gas (111.)
(quar.)
Northam Warren Corp.—
Northwest
47.5ft
for
Refractories
dividend
y
9-10
..
.
Pennsylvania RR.
Northern Ohio Telephone
R.
on
American
Stock
4.40ft
52,087,575
re-
combined
liability
59
747,593
,
accounts—...
liab.
Contingent
ances
j
$50c
—-
North
40c
*—
10-125
9-15
,
,15c; ,;
.
10-25
$1.01
Phila. Suburban Water,
.
9-
Western
—
...
9-10
10-25
92ftc
3.95ft
1
9-3
f$1.25
—^—t--.--
...
North
8-1 ft
9-12
Ltd.—
"
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
"Other
inveet._mc,)„
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
Quarterly
8-16
10-
(quar.).u.—.—
$50c
Rjr., eommon (quar.).—.
90c
Normetpl Mining, Ltd. (interim)..—.—*—JT3C
North American Cat, common
40c
(quar.V—__
5ftft preterredv(quar.>.._—.—^
$1,281 ft
^Torth American Cement Corp., cl. A (quar. )
-15c
Class B (quar.)
15c
North American Investment
Corp.—
5ftft preferred (quar.)——;—
34%c•6ft preferred (quar.)—
37 ftc
is
10- 1
11-15
11-13
11-15
32 ftc
33c
8\*c+
57ftc
58ftc
$1
10- 1 •.«).?«.9* 6
Noranda Mines,: Ltd.
Norfolk
360,314
;;
.
$1:12ft
—-933/4C
—.—....—
77.7'*,
;
notes—._7_*_~-
«Qc
2oc
,
8-15
t;
——-—:
'
-capital gains)*
\
3
$1.12ft -"10-
Niagara-V,r4re Weaving Ltd.- (quar.)——:
:
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-—:
Quarterly
•
-
8-23
■
Dodge Corn, (quar.) *
Philadelphia Electric, common
8-30
9-27
35c
(quar.)^.——
Co.,
9- 3
9-
Petroleum
9
8-
1
9- 3
v
$2.50
—.—
Niagara Share Corp.—
^ "
'
(14c from current net investment income
and 2le from accumulated undistributed
10.556
'
8-15
9-18
50c
—
ft
,5c
.
9-27
7ft.
in
States Electric & Gas—
preferred
8-15
Phelps
—
preferred (s-a)—;
Corp..——
3-30
9- 2
50c
Stores
Drug
Pfautilcr Co.
—I—
8-15
$62ftp
9- 3
Petersburg
.
quarterly cash dividend)
& St. Louis RR. (quar.)__ V-
8-16
8-31
.
"9- 3
Common
Reading
shares
9-3
7
9-13
.
Perkins Machine
9
40c
share
8-31
20c
6
9-
8-31
9-13
20c
6
10-
(reduced).——
)———.
5ft. pref'wreiVftquar:)
—INiagara Lower Arch Bridge- Co., Ltd..—.—
202:186
9-13
9-
$1.01 Va
Common
799,342
+ 1,164957
80,799
.
s.A
Member bank
U. S.
23,616,032
514,807
9-10
1
(quar.)
(One
preferred (quar.)
33/<ft preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light is Power
147,400
*—
26,100
5,550,729
;
LIABILITIES—
,j
4 ft
„
23,050.325
..
**__
Reserve
367,407
—
_
items*_t*
Total Assets
deposits:
26,100
banks.-22
assets
Federal
$4.50
—
agr't
4
Total U. S. Gov't securities
'
__
1
9-30
8-
9-13
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)**———~
15c
Perfect
Circle Corp.
(quar.)
25c
Pcrfox Corp., 4ftft preferred (quar.)
$1.12Va
2
10-
.
Total bought
outright.,
Held under repurchase
•
8-
9-13
8-21
———
9-2
37 ftc
Shipbuilding
York
10-
:■
2
RR.—
Dock,
New-York
New
9-
$1
—
8-16
J-*7
Peoples Gas, Light is Coke (quar.)_—50c
Peoples Telephone (Fa.), common (quar.)-$1
4 ft ft
preferred **—-_—-—*
$1
4
1-
45c
(quar.)
8-16
*
3
9-I6
(quar.)*:—
—
(quar.)+——-'-—i-*
preferred E
preferred F
preferred G
Peoples
8-22
10-18
50c
(quar.)
ptd.
(quar.)——
$5; non-cumulative
—9,153,913
■
2,801,750
......
Co.
y- 1
——
Voting common (quar.)——
Non-voting common (quar.)-.
8-30
5
1-17-58
95c
Chicago
York
4
9-9
9-14
9-
9r
'
7 VaC
(s-ft)
50°
(quar.),—,
—
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—9-30
$15c
—:
Co.
Insurance
Co.
Brake
common
Y„
New
**_
——
Fire
dividend)
of
9-19
8-14
9-25
.
(Stock
2,313
lieu
::
(quar.).
Casualty
Zinc
Air
-
...
Bonds
Jersey
Y.
;
$15c
—•—-
Co.
Hampshire
1
30c
ordinary
New Haven Gas Co. (quar.)
New Jersey Power <fe Light, 4ft
4.05ft
preferred
(quar.)..—
New
1.938
286,564
—
34
+
-.
—
262,559
—
643
19,428
_
770,558
53,189
1
1
Amsterdam
New
13,442
—
1,675
___
3«1.647
.
1,676
—
784.000
+
10: 9-
20c
Ltd.,
12-16
10l®2
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (qutir.j
'
Pennsylvania^ Power!Co., -4.24ft pfd, (quar.) ;
Pennsylvania* R, R.. (rjimrr) —*——_**—-1—Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—■; *
Stock dividend
8-20
IOC
(quar.)—
Products Canada,
Nestle-Lcmur
1956
1
4.70ft
8-12
50c
(quar.)
Paper
8-20
tO-1
1-2-58
„-*—*——————
■
(quar.)
Ordinary shares
New
+
Brothers
8-30
8-26
50c
—
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred D
4.50ft
4.60ft
8-20
60c
jl—
Radiator
Nekoosa-Edwards
Neon
(quar.)
(quar.).—;——i—
Fire Ins. Co. (Pittsburgh)—;.
.——
S.
pfd.
5ft
9-16
9-
f5c
(quar,):—
4.05ft
8-30
IOC
■,
Co.
Quarterly
Aug. 15,
1957
21,105,393
reserves
Total gold certificate
Union
Ncisner
1957
account.,.—
Tea
'
Decrease (—) Since
certificate
Supply Co.
National
9-16
8-30'
V
25c
—
Products, (quar,);——!—
National
Holder»
Payable oj Rec.
20c
(quar.)..:
—
When'
~
35c
(quar.).
of Delaware
—
Starch
Nationnl-U.
Aug. 7,
Machinery
National
dollars)
Aug. 11,
ASSETS— "
•-
Nationui
Increase ( + ) or
Gold
Shirt Shops
Extra
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands
Rubber
National
Shar*
8-30
9-13
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—4.40ft preferred B (quar.)—————
3.70ft preferred C (qi'ar.)*—.——
(Continued from page 14)
gross.
9-16
8-30
(quar.i
Pennroad Corp. (from ordinary
Pennsalt Chemicals (quar.)
DIVIDENDS
*July 31 figures revised (San Francisco District).
8-23
x2ftc
2ftc
prei'eiTed
(quar.)—**----———
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—---.;—
——
Fcnn Fruit,
common
(quar.)-——-———
4.60ft preferred (quar.)——r—
4.68ft convertible preferred (quar.)
112
+
8-28
9.39
50c
$1
Eorrowings:
From
Co.
Common
tin
Co.
8-16
10- 1
-
peninsular Telephone Cu.—
demand deposits:
Foreign banks
&
Parsons
Co.—
Gas
$1
25c
- -
———.—
Corp^
Line Ltd.,
Pembina Pipe
Inc.—
trust bonds,
Cement
8-16 V
8-I5
9-10
.
$2910
1
.
8-15
9-30
12/^c
8ftc
Paton Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$20c
7ft preferred (quar.)*.—,
+36c
Poabody Coal, 5ft convertible pfd. (quar.)—
31ftc
Pearl Brewing ———*-—•—80c
deben¬
5-year 6ft
_
Co.,
Southern
1st lien
A.
:——
Transportation (quar.)*-*,——
Patcrscn Parchment Paper (quar.)—.
314
14
'*
""••
Oct. 13, 1967—--——Oct 14
mortgage bonds due Sept.
Pennsylvania
51
—
Oct
1
8-15"
10-15
—--—
——
10-
9-3
10c45c
Paruieiee
Telegraph Co.—
Dcltec Investment Development S.
Terminal
Page
12-year conv.
———
Pictures
Paramount
465
Aug 26
Date
debs, due
conv.
preferred (quar. >*—
Electric (quar.
g.12
9- 1
$l./5
(quar.)-*———
Park Chemical-Co;, 5ft
conv. pfd.
(quar.)—
5ft. conv. preferred (quar.)
—:
Park Sheraton Corp. (quar.)
530
1
CALLED
Telegraph Co. 3%%
American Telephone is
33
+
454
7
23,633
—
-.—Sep
debentures due 1967
87
+
—
143
—.
55,096
:.
4ft
8-13
3
9-
r
^60c-:
Telephone & Telegraph, common—
6ft preferred (quar.).
——————
pacific Tin Consolidated (quar,)—-**-—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, pom. (quur.)
626
9-
$0.3281
—-■
—,
8-7
9- 5
-
10- l
10-15
9- 1
15c
(quar.)—
common
-
$3c
/
8-15
-8-23
$1.25
(quar.)—————--■■
Paragon
preferred stock
ENTIRE
231
—
228
__
;
Co.,
Corp.
8-15
8-15
9^1
$1
50c
pacific
"C"
series
Company and Issue—
171
—
139
—
930
deposits...'——I *7:
bonds
....
—1,083
+
2,320
adjusted...;
Government
Pacific Finance
-
5 ft ft
tures, series A, due 1961
deposits
Interbank
1,
Co.—
mtge.
—2,209
—
13,047
banks
Time deposits except U. S. Government
S.
Sep.
Power
1st
Trunkline Gas
North
IT.
fund
+1,393
851
+
LIABILITIES—
Demand
Nevada
Sinking
Line,
preferred (quar.)
5'Aft
,
526
"C"
Southern
522
+
+
7,593
——
with
series
series
62ftc
—---—,—.
Investment, Ltd.-*
-9- 1
20c-
(quar..)--— —
common
9-13
9.15
"
-
of Rec.
•
10- 1
0-10
90c
i-
(quar.)-
East
Far
Pacific
;
Co., Inc.—
Co.,
Paper
preferred
$5
(quar.)—-;-—
_*
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
bonds
Products, Inc.—
mtge. 5ft bonds of 1948 due Aug. 15, 1961—.2—..Aug 19
1st
13
—
4
420
—r
3,654
18,167
Banks..
Cash' in vault
Balances
10
—
1.093
Reserve
is Water
Holdtri
10-1
;
20c :
40c
'
-
common
(quar.)
preferred
Oxford
/
1, 1971..—
mortgage 3ft ft
1st
107
—
—
1.714
.
Federal
' ' ' 7
Illinois Glass;
Owens
4ft
bonds
American
**
525
■
1,286
banks
Reserves
2
;
,
—
11,408
bonds..
to
—*
.
8,665
—
securities—total
«-
Loans
1
Inland
1,140
7
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
U.
493
—
stock-____*Scp
-
When
$25c
-
-
(quar.).—
$3.60 preferred
524
mortgage 3ft ft
mortgage 3ftft
1st
g
_______
Government
Treasury
carry!
or
.
«.
estate
Other
,
V.
_
16
—
1
^ Debenture* (quar.)
Loan
Share :Pai/uol<s
».-•
t.
$4.40 ■preferred (qUar.)——-—"*
Outboard Marine,
new
common
(initial)**-
421
1st
1.644
—Sep
1
25
—
419
1
•- -
—
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar,)—--—Otter Tail Power Co., common, (quar.)_—
.
626
debentures, duo Sep.
Indiana Gas
3,040
+
7' 8
—.
"ft
Ontario
622
1
pi
securities____
"Other loans for purchasing
securities
for
'
420
—
dealers
and
+ 2,727
+
"
"Agricultural loans_—:___
1*5
Sep
3ftft
27
ftft
•
Haskelite Manufacturing Corp.—•
15-year 4 ft ft sinking fund debentures due 1961——Sep
+1.553
—
NQiiieof Companv-r-
Page
■;
.-X-ft
pfd.
1st
■-
>
-
.
Glen-Gary Shale Brick Corp., 6ft
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
410
53,541
Machine is Welder Cp.—.
5e/o: debentures due Sep.. 1, 1959—.
(In millions of dollars)
investments
Commercial and
'
-
Federal
decrease (—-) since
Aug. 7,
:
.Sep
Citizens Utilities. Co.—
ft
•
;
;
3 ft ft
1st mlge. and collateral trust bonds due 1972—Sep
Increase ( +) 01'
end
p^te
•;
„
,
'
■
■ASSET,?—
.
,
Bishop1 of Mobile, serial debs, dated March 15, 1951-,
•
ber banks follows:
Loans
,..r
Per-
•
V
;
•
75c-'
$3
'
"
9-1fi
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-14
9-9
8-^
0
8-Ju
;
8--
•'
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
The Commercial
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
(775), ,51
Per
—
When
Holaert
Payable of Ree
40c
__
-
9-
1
8-
Name
1
Sofcony
Fuud,*.Inc.—
From
cash
(payable
—
.
in
$1.25
6c
______
9-
3
OD
Marine Insurance Co.—
•
Quaker4State
Oil
25c
(quarJ_IZ_
Refining Corp.
Corp.,
conv.
Bend
9-27
•
■
Renold Chains
preferred
(quar.)
25y2c
8-31
8-
5
5%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
26*/2c
8-31
8-
5
5%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
30y2c
8-31
8-
5
9-10
Co.
8-
9
9-12
9-
3
8-15
31*/4c
9-
3*
8-15
15c
9-17
99-
10-
1
10-
B
•Southwestern
8-26
Southwestern
pfd.
conv.
Paper Corp.
Ritter
Finance Co.,
preferred
preferred
4.40%
preferred
(quar.).
($100 par)
9-
6
8-15
4.60%
9-
5
8-15
4.36%
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-
5
8-15
4.40%
1
8-10
8-15
$1.32
convertible
9-10
8-14
$1.28
preferred
9-
2
Common
class
B
(quar.)
5c
9-
2
8-15
68 %c
9-
2
8-15
68 %c
9-2
preferred
8-15
preferred
Pfd. .2nd
Riverside
(quar.)
and
Cement
3rd
series
Participating
Robbins
&
____.—
Myers,
Rochester Gas
4%
4.10%
F.
H
preferred
I
4.10%
preferred
Rochester
&
Corp.
4.65 %
preferred 'A (quar.)
preferred B
Mfg.
Rockwell
Spring
Stock
Stock
Rohm
Haas
Rohr
Class
4%%
Gear
Tool
&
preferred
Royalite
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
Standard
Oil
9-
3
8-15
Standard
5%
St.
preferred
Louis
San,
Oil
Standard
12-18
11-15
'Standard
1
8-
9
Stanley
1
8-
9
7-31
State
3
8-15
Statler
3
8-15
Radio, Ltd.,
Stauffer
9-16
30c
2-10-58
8-15
9-
1
,8-16
9-11
8-12
*
9-
6
8-16
9-26
9-13
8-19
Stetson (J. B.).
10-25
1 $ 1.25
10-25
37
%c
t$i.25
.
"
8-30
125c
; 94 7
$1.25
__
9-17
■
;
?
12-1',,
35c,
—___.
(quar.)_
t34%c
.9-
15c
Water-Works,
preferred D
preferred. C-
4.70%
-
•
;
r
,.
•
~"'4% %
-preferred
B
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
60c
—
9-
3
8-
Schering
Paper. Co.,
,
i
preferred> (quar.)
Mfg. Co., $3.65 preferred (quar.)l—1
Scytes & Co". Ltd., common (quar.)
$4.75
s.
$5
f.
s.
f; : preferred
preferred
Surety
Seaboard
,
(quar.)
:
OlJ Co.
Searle
Sears
(G.
&
D.)
Roebucx
At
Co.
Acceptance Corp.,
5%" preferred .(quar.)
Serrick
Corp.,
Class
B
class A
Extra
11-
9-
Common
4 Vi %
1
8-15
10-10
9-1S
,
Superior Propane.
Ltd.,
9
Sutherland
Co.
25c
9-16
9-
3
_______
25c
Swan-Finch
6%
8-20
8-
5
Symington-Gould Corp.
10-
1
9-10
Syracuse
10-
1
8-25
9-16
10c
9-
4
9-
(quar.)—_——_^_.
4
$50c
10-
2
10-
.
t56*/4C
4%
8-16
2
Television
8-30 ?
■
preferred
Shoe Corp.. of
8-
5
Tennessee
8-
5
Tennessee Gas
8-26
50c
7 9-27
9-12
4.10%
35c
-
9-13
8-12
4.25%
$1.25
9-3
8-15
(quar.)
__i_
(quar.)—.
•
<
6c ;
—
.
9-13
1
8-15
9-14
8-23
15c
8-31
8-16
1
8-15
9-
$1
(quar.)—
Corp. ^(quar.)
Pacific Power—
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co.; class
20c
9-
61c
9-3
Class
B
5%
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
8-
8
common
.-
—
8
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Class
B
Singer Mfg. Co.
—
Eastern
10-
1
1
5.50%
8-30
10-
8-30
5.85%
1
Skelly .Oil,Co.
(quar.)
_1-
5%
8-30
9-4
,8-15
8"
'9-2
-
9-
1
8-
u.
; 8-
3
9-
1
5c
9-
(quar.)
5
8-
2
50c
(quar.)
'
9-15
? 8-16
9- 1
: 8-15
9-
1
;
9-
30c
8-20
30c
9-13
7-26
«
8-28
7-31
9-10
8-23
40c
;
(quar.)
.
;
8-20
Fund—
(quar.)—
'
:
;
Inc.
(quar.)——
preferred
•«
9-12
9-15
9-410
13-20
8-13
8-23
.
7c
f
8-31
9-13
8-15
j; 8-30
8-15
$1.12%
9-1
'
62%c
-9--3
*8-16
'
—
9- 6
8*16
44-58
12- 6
9-16
$1
40- 1
9-16
62%c
u. s. Rubber Co., common (quar.)j 50c
8% non-cumulative 1st preferred (quar.)
$2
u. s. Steel Corp., common
(quar.)
;
75c
7% preferred (quar.)_.
$1.75
10-1
9-13
s.
common
preferred
(quar.)
(s-a)__
Pipe^& Foundry
r
(quar.)
>
Playing Card (quar.)w——
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
pref. series >»a (quar.)
8-31
s.
5%
Utilities
Inc.
•
9-14
8-26
9-14
9-10
8- 9
"30c
8-20
"9-30
*8-28
65c
25c
8-29
9-3
'40o
40c
37%c
" 9-27
12-27
9^14
'^$l:06v4
pfd. (quar.)
22%c
9- 3
-9- 3
(quar.)
Consolidated
Marion
*
Oil
Corp.
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
Universal
Match
(quar.)
Universal 'Pictures Co.
Southern
Oil
8-26
8- 6
8-14
>8-15
^9-6
12- •
9- 3
Inc.—
4*/2%
ro
conv.
17 %c
^
"Utility Appliance (stock divid.)
12-13
j
9-
5%
8-15
•8-15
8-18
1
;
8-31
8-20
8-15
12-28
V.
30c
Lines Co.,
s
9-14
9-16
9*
Van Raalte Co.
3
Sciver
Van
8-
8-31
1
•
9-13
Vapor Heating Corp.—
v 5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred '(quar.)
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)
9-13
Viceroy.Mfg.
35c
9-16
8-23
$1.02Vi
$1.06V4
10-.1
10-1
10- 1
1
''9-13
'
1
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-13
9-13
10- 1
V9-13
10-
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
9-13
10-1
9-13
(quar.)—
15c
50c
9-10
(quar.)__
35c
9-13
9- 1
10-
.,
1
.
;
9-13
.
65c
*$1.25
$1 25
—
class>a
t
m12yac
37%c
12 %c
$1.25
' $31%c
150%
1
;20c
10c
20c
12%c
*1-31
12- a
7-31
,8- 1
8-15
9-5
9- 5
.
8-15
8-15
9- 4
9-1
'8-20
,
5
8-28
8- 7
9-10
12-10
,,8-21
r;9-15
t25c
(quar.)
10-
"8-12
8-~9
*9-3
9-20
9-10
9-20
-9-16
9-10
•i
'8-30
8- 9
8-13
(The
wjr
Waite
8-13
Walgreen
9-
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
Co.
Walker
&
—
*
—
'Class
Walt
' 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Co.,
8-15
40c
Ltd.
Mines
common
(quar.)—
■
a"(quar.)_
.'8-30
9-10
9-12
' 9-12
8-19
25c
62*/2c
8-20
10- 1
: 8-23
8-23
7-23
10c
125c
Station) 1 (quar.)
Goodwill
Amulet
8-13
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
'
Ltd.. 50c
■
^
Vick Chemical, common (quar.)
Adjustment payment
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
i
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Virginian Railway fstock dividend)
Vogt Mfg. Com. (quar.)
Vulcan Materials Co.,
common———;—
j5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
9- 1
1
20c
Rogers
8-15
9- 3
'"10-15
9-,7
5 9-3
-50c
$1.25
class a (quar.)_.——.—
(quar.)
i—
Vanadium-Alloys-Steel
(quar.)—
'9-11
9-25
(quar.)
b.),
(j.
Van Waters &
,V
$1.12Vi
5c
-
„
pref.>"(quar.)
a
Utah
$1.37Vi
$1.46%
;
32%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$1.28
$1.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)
^____—
7-31
m$1
9-1
(30- 1
c, 9- 3
.10-10
«•"•>■! $2.50 1-10-5u
..
1,
8-30
Corp.—
8-28
$1.16
$1.16%
$1.22%
—
com.
*8-30
15c
Chemical
&
preferred (quar.)
Universal Winding Co. 90c
$1.15
___i._
8-15
-9-27
10- 1
—
8-15
$1.12Vi
(quar.)—
(annual)
a
—.
'
-
9- 3
* 55c
com.
8-31
' 50c
$1.06%
—
(quar.)
Universal
8
6
net
(quar.)
Universal Insurance Co. (quar.)
'
9-
1
profits and 5c from net
11-29
9- 2
10-
securities
;
\ 9-11
8c
——
from
from
Co.
10- 2
7V2C1
*
-
R.
$75c
common
2c
Insurance
27c
6c
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
'
8-
-
9
8-19
7-26
Disney Productions—
Disney (Walt) Productions)
(See
investment income and 20c from
realized
capital' gains).
Waltham
26c
8-30
8-14
Watch
(quar.)
50c
9-16
8-23
30c
9-15
8-16
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline—
———
(Stock
Co.
changed
(Name
Instrument
'
(quar.)
^8-31
9-10
10c
50c
v
(5c
preferred
1-1-58
;
Fund—
Com4^a
10-18
•
(quar.)
45c
—
(quar.)
Sulphur
11- 1
'
7c
"class
United
3
(6c from
Gulf
and
Universal
8-15
1
10-
15c '*
8-
Texas
8-9
87%c
-•
title
corporate
shares
Fund
50c
1 •
8-15
8-23
3
;a-i9
„
8-30
1
9-14
10-
10c
37Vic
8-15
9-10
10-
9-10
(8-31
22%c
u.
•
8-f: 8
!8-24
9-30
$35c
(quar.)__
9-13
30c
(quar.)
2nd,
(quar.)
Grain Growers, Ltd,—
4%%
;
9-20
9-14
7-30
40-15
10c
--50c
u
u.
8
9-16
5
3
50c
preferred
Borax
5%
8
8-
41V4c
(quar.)
8-
1
(quar.)
9-
s.
U S
9-20
9-
convertible
Texas
9-
8-20
Cos.-(quar.)
income
Pacific
"4%%
9
28Vic
convertible-preferred
convertible preferred
'
9-16
9- 3
$1.12%
Improvement,
Common
8-15
4.75%
9
9-13
,,
(s-a)
investment4 income
.
8-15
9-
4.50%
-
Science
2c from securities
9
9- 3
8-10
55c
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coal
United Science
8-15
"9-10
8-23
5.75%
8-15
'9-27
40c
Quarterly
9
"25c
,
8-20
•.
£8-23
9-15
35c
Ltd., .class b
Illuminating
United
8-28
9-14
:
_-.
9-12
9-12
8-31
$1.10
—1
(quar.)
1
1
>9-2
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.43%
(quar.);—— )$1.18%
45c
—
Snao-On-Tools
:l0-
9-14
50c
(quar.)
Transmission,
preferred
9-1
$2
12%c
'
$1.25
non-cumulative
United
8-30
8
26
8- 9
..United Insurance-co?of America (quar.)—.
15c
iUnited New-Jersey-rr. & Canal (qaar.)_u__
$2.50
8-30
9-10
75c
——
Co._(quar.)
•5%
9-12
? 5c
37Vic
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9- 6
Co.—
common
Corp.
Gas
United
9-12
10-
.
50c
Company
Texas
tl2V2c
(quar.)
Co,
Texas
8-13
9- 6
9-16
9- 3
Fuel
-<4%.%
.
9-16
1
9-14
20c
Co.—
,Y'8-30
J"9-14
70c
Ltd. .(quar.)
Sinclair Oil Co. (quar.)
Smith-Douglass'
8-13
1
'
Simpsons,
Morgan)
1
9-
15c
Simonds Saw & SteelSimplex Paper
IS.
pfd.
Natural Gas Lines,
8-
9-
15c
(quar.)__
Simmons Co. (quar.)
Smith
Tennessee
9-10
25c
(quar.)
■.
9-10
' 10- 1
5%
* 65c
r
15c
(quar.)
8-16
35c
:
preferred
Transmission,
62 %c
(quar.)
Signode Steer Strapping,
3
9.-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
9-16
America—
July
Elastic
investment
9-11
$25c
(quar.J, _—_____
"5.10% preferred (quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.25% - preferred
(quar.)
Sierra
A
9-
10-
25c
■.
t,5%. preferred
8-15
15c
___.
Corp.
preferred
preferred
8-15
9- 3
Investments, Ltd.—
6% class'a preferred (quar.)
United Funds, Inc.—
8-16
1
$1
income—
preferred
4.60% preferred
4.64%*. preferred
4.65% v preferred
4.90% preferred
8-30
'
Siegler
,
25c
a
(quar.)— __:
Shopping Bag Food Stores
1
45c
(quar.)
4.50%
-
,
(quar.)
America
>
,25c
(quar.)
Electronics Fund—
'From ordinary
8-30
8-26
15c
,
(quar.)..\__^._—^_,__AA__
pfd.
10-
.'35c
'
15c
5%
9-
33c
Manufacturing
9-3
40c
u. s. Hoffman Machinery—
convertible preferred
Telechrome
7-15
•v
10-18
33c
$1.25
^
"
preferred
Electric
United
15c
—
~
(initial).;—
_*
Products
8-16
43%c
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre CO., common' (quar.)
,
y8-26
8-16
8-23
$50c
tquar.)_.
B
Sherman
9-
9-10
9-16
Transit
10-18
.10-18
41-15
(quar.)
Effective
Corps,
•:United
50c
$1.40
2nd
31*/4C
preferred
Mfg.
(quart:
Shenango Valley Water,
4%
8-23
23c
Sheller
Oil,
2
.
A
3
30C'4'"
1st
10-
________
class
United
9-
50c
Swift & Co.
:
'41-15
-11-15
profits)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-22
7-26.
,
10c
4*2%.
Pen,
United
United
(quar.)
25c
10c
A.)
9-23
8-27
'
9-18
8-20
(quar.)
(initial)
Paper
10-18
Whelan Corp.
9-23
9-30
'9-10
pay¬
Sunshine Mining. (quar.).
8-
41*15
8-9
of above company was changed to United
9-16
(quar.)
9-19
Co.
convertible
note:
Aug. 6).
on
__.
9-19
25c
A
(W.
Cigar-Whelan,
"
35c
preferred
Class B
Carbon
United
$25c
8-30
(quar.)
circuit—
of
United
56c
on com.
A
.Sunshine Biscuits
Co.
8-16
United
(quar.)
5*/i% 2nd preferred series 1955
Sunrise Fund, Inc. (initial)__—;
8-15
.9-1
8-28
(quar.l
Biscuit
8-15
12Vic
Ltd.
(increased)
8- 9
9-27
92vic
87v2c
+
(increased)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Gas—
preferred
8-31
'
common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—
8-14
Theatre
preferred
35c
—
Propane
8-31
38c"
(quar.)
8-20
3
30c
-
$1.12%
*$1
Storage
Corp.
3
J 9-30
8-2
-,6%c
(quar.)
9-10
.
8-15
9- 3
Common
25c
6%
10-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.
Cold
Lines
8-31
10c
Sun Ray Drug,
10-15
9-
Terstegge
A.)* Oil
10-10
-
4(2 %
Shell Oil Co.
5%
United
8-12
9-1
90c
20c
9-
25c
J30c
(quar.)
35c
'6c
10-10
,
Sheaffer
5
(quar.)
$1.25
1
com.
9
8-
—.——
$1.183/4
(quar.)
(quar.)——.
8-
"
common
Shawinigan Water-& Power,
4%'
1
11-1
25c,
(quar.)
Co.
it
25c
90c
9-20
,8-26
"1%
preferred (quar.) ____^^
Sun Oil Co. (quar.) __w——
8-16
'
Shaler
•
8-
&
,(D.
pfd. (quar.)
participating prior preferred (s-a)_—
$3.50
5.20%
'
(quar.)__,__
Securities
10-10
' 8-19
15c
9-28
1
Louisiana—
45c
meeting held
Extra
9-20
—
(quar.)
v
1
9-10
—.
(quar.p
Co.
•
4"25c
a
I
Corp.
8-19
10-
t31V4c
__
(quar.)_
J15c
(quar.)
"'Suburban
'
(quar.l_
Seagrave Corp.
Scalright-Oswego-Falls
9
Stuart
8-12
91V4C
—
Y.)
Artists
(quar.)
60c
—
(quar.)
Co." (N.
,8-
\
Webster
&
Stratton
.
"
5%. preferred (quar.)
——._u__:
Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)___^_.
'
9
9
8-20
.
$1
—.
•Seaboard
8-
8-
8-28
85c
—..
$4
I
50c
.
8-20
35c
Scovill
-
United
25c
(No action taken
dividend
Class ;B
9
,8-30
50c
(quar.)—
$3.40 preferred
:
—.
(quar.)
common
.'
10c
2 */2 %
Corp..^(quar.)——
Scott
8-30
Stonega Coke & CoaJ .V,uar.)__
Storer Broadcasting, common (quar.)
8- J)
'8-
9- 3
25c
.
dividend)___
Scott'&..F?tzer .(quar.)
9-10
.prior preferred (quar.—
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Stone
11-1
■
3
5%
...
9
'
.
(stock
Industries
Artists
k
■8-8
-9-3-
29iic
Scheuley
United
preferred (quar.)—
'Stock
7-26
9--6
.
9-3
29 %c
(quar.),-;,—_
(quar.f___—I'_J-~-
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Savage Industries (Arizona)
9-
29 %c
.
.
9-13
Stix, Baer & Fuller, common (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)___
Stokely-Van Camp, common (reduced)
3
M
1
11-15
9-
12-2
■9-hL
$1.10-r, 10- 1 '>
9-15
(:15c
(quar.)
8%
-9-27
•'
preferred
ment at company
9-27
'
Jose
1
Stern & Stern Textiles—
5%- preferred.-A "(quar.)——
Common
4.70%
10-
■:
10c
.
Com.
t37Vic
(quar.)
10c
(quar,)__
Terminal
Air
9-14
9-10
8-24
■
20c
of
Car
United
(quar.i__
dividend
10-1
(quar.)
Union
12-14
1
.
b
Tank
8-15
9-30
Bros/'Stores
62V2C
(quar.)
8-30
8-16
(quar.)
9-30
6c
8-30
9-3
(quar.)
common
Gas
3
12-31
Sterchi
&
a
Class
8-12
$1.25
10-
-
25c
(quar.)
9
!
'
$1.25
$1.12%
'
10c
_____:
(quar,)
8-
Class
9-
(quar.)_A
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Drug (quar.)__;
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
16 % c
:__
.
•
9-9
Oil
Union
10-15
(quar.l
Corp.
Co.
Corp.
Gas System, common
preferred (quar.)
5%
4%
class A
Delaware
Chemical
Stock
8-15
1
9
Union
Union
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
Steel Improvement & Forge Co
1-31
1
9-
8-
5%
1
9-
9-10
5%
8-15
11-
9
Stecner-Traung Lithograph Corp.,
3
9-
8-31
11-12
Hotels
8-
8-19
Warner
Corp.
(quar.)
Fuel Supply (quar.)___
9-
8-19
2
9-10
Aviation
8-20
1
8-28
;
8-27
22%c
preferred
40c
(quar.)
8-27
9-13
-'8-16
(quar.)
Co..
20c
Steel
Pressed
St.
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)
;$3.50 preferred (quar.)
9-10
Stanley
9-
9-
Electric
4>/2%
93%c
(quar.)_
9-10
9-10
65c
Salle
preferred
55c
Materials,
&
8-i5
11-15
'9-3
.
5%
62Vic
(quar.)_!
8-26
35c
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp. Ltd., 6%
Carbide
Corp. (quar.)
Union
8-19
25c
J.)—
common
8-16
9-
1
35c
9-18
9-
9-
9-
50c
Ltd.
12 %c
;—
SaJada-Shirriff-Horsey,' Ltd.,
San
<N.
9-16
20c
(increased)
(quar.)
Standard Paving
12 %c
(quar,)
common
A
Co.
(Ohio),
8-20
..
40c
8-16
(quar.)
1st preferred
4.40%
8-15
9-10
30c
St;;,Regis" Paper Co.,; cohnnon
■
9-16
87Vic
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar. )i_—50c
3%% preferred A (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preference
1$1,06%
^
Francisco Ry., connnon___—
$5. preferred
*■$5.
A
8-15
8-20
4%
■
Ltd.,
8-30
9-23
—
(increased)
Corp.,
20c
9-23
120c
—
,4
_
Steel Products
St, Lawrence
9-13
a
8- 9
-
*9-15
Union Chemical & Materials Corp.—
Common (quar.)
Calif,
(Indiana)
Oil
4Vi %
Safway
of
Union
12-2
1
110c
(quar.)
Management Corp
Ruppert (Jacob) 4(2% * pid. (quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
;
Co.
La
Inc.
8-20
(special)
8-2
9-10
"11-25
$1.25
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (1957 series) (initial)
2
(quar.)
8-20
8-23
30c
(quar.)
a
9-
1
5
$1
(quai\;
& Haynes
Standard
8-15
50c
Royalties
Ryerson
8-15
preferred
Union
2
1
,—
Roxbury.-Carpet Co.
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Royal Crown Bottling, common
5%
3
3
$5
Gas.
South
9-1
'
70c
8-30
%
8-20
40c
8-30
9-
___!
1
50c
(initial)—
9-16
12-13
2%
Paper Ltd., class A
B
(quar. \
^4
preferred (quar.)
.
9-
9-
Corp., new common
9-16
10-
(quar.)!'_%,
8-15
"8-15
9-
25c
Coal, common (quar.)
preferred a (quar.)
conv.
Uarco,
8-19
25c
9-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Aircraft
Rollanci
Ross
Co.,
preferred
9
208
8-15
3
9-
8-19
"
1
30c
-2%
"
8-
9-10'
9-26
10-
30c
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Tung-Sol
9
(quar.)
50c
.
9
8-
25c
10-
i
dividend
&
4%
—
8-
1
20c
55c
(quar.)
dividend
1
9-
20c
9-3
20c
(Hartford)
25c
8-15
Standard
common
9-
(quar.)
City Water
Co.
$1.12Vi
8-15
10-
Trunkline
$1.12Vi
3
$1.16
8-10
5%
2
' 0-3
$20c
(increased quar.)
True Temper
9-1
(quar.)
3
*$1.19
8-10
(quar.)___
9-
'
Axle,
&
Sons
common
(quar.)
"9-
—
8-10
60c
Dredging Corp., common
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Stanaard
Forgings
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
10-18
$1.05
(quar.)
Standard
(quar.)
1
9-> 1
$2.80
8-12
60c
9-. 1
(quar.)
common
8-15
'$1.14
Universal Insurance
33c,
.
8-
8-30
120c
Co.
Insurance
30c
32c
Standard Brands,
Co.—
4.75%
Rockwell
Elevators,
Truax-Traer
8-15
10c
Toronto
11-
8-15
(quar.)
Power
10-18
27Vic
3
•
1
(quar.)
8- 6
9-11
■
$1.06%
"Quarterly
9-
$1.02%
11-
Trinity
8-23
5%
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
10-18
8-12
'30c
(quar.)
preferred
11-1
8-20
: 8-22
$1.06%
preferred
4.25%
27*/4C
8-31
9-10
20c
(quar.)-.
4.56%
10-18
8-31
$1.23%
preferred
8-15
11-1
'8-20
1
20c
Co.—
10-18
$1.15
9-
9-6
50c
Extra
$1.02%
—
8-20
35c
1
Travelers
$1.18%
(quar.)_
9-1
Y.) (quar.)
(interim)
1
Townsend
common
$3.50 preferred
8-20
(n.
9-
10-18
$1
(quar.)
K
Transit
Light
t25c
4%%
Co.
Trust, Ltd.
11-
Quarterly
Springfield
(quar.)___:
J (quar.)
preferred
4.95%
Rockland
4
9- 6
9-1
-
30c
35c
10-18
Class B (quar.)
Spokane International RR.
5
9-
8-22
(quar.)—.
preferred
4%%
9-
9-14
1
(quar.)__<_
Edison
10-18
Spindale Mills,
9-10
1
Toledo
1
1
10-15
9-14
7-31
10-
1
1
60c
8-15
10-10
11-
11-
Electric—
&
preferred
preferred
1
(quar.)
a
& Trust
Corp.
11-
25c
50c
Tobacco Securities
(quar.)__
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
37 %c
Title Guarantee
9-3
11-1
10-15
_i
8-30
9-14
$1.10
1
(quar.),
common
preferred (quar.)
(H. H.) Co. (quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
Class A preference
quar. )_^.
Robertson
9-16
$1.03%
11-
*—
8-16
15c
:_
31 %c
(quar.)
partic.
$1.50
$4.50
3
participating
$1.06*/4
Spencer Kellogg &
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Co.—
participating class A
$1.25
(quar.)__
9-
5%
Tokheim
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical,
4.20%
8-15
1
10-
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Roller Bearing, new com. (initial)
Titan Metal Mfg. (reduced)______.
(quar.)___
Spencer
5c
9-6
"10-
mo-
Timken
(quar.)
9-14
(quar.)—
8-15
(quar,).
75c
Inc.—
8-15
29c
($25 par) (quar.)
States Telephone, com. (quar.)
Southwestern
8-30
40c
(quar.)
4.25%
8-30
30c
97Vic
4.15%
9-14
30c
25c
*
9
A
51/2%
(quar.)
*$1
(quar.)
92Vic
9-16
9-
common
8-20
8-30
20c
9-13
gains)-
com.
8-
class
5(2%
Service,
(quar.)
preferred
8-12
(quar.)
.
preferred
3.90%
9-25
•
b
8-5
1
31%c
9-13
(quar.)
Public
3.70%
30c
•,
Class
8-15
31%c
(quar.)
preferred b (quar.)
partic. class a (quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
capital
Insurance
8-31
$1.12 %
(quar.)
5
9-
9-/
9-10
3
'9-14
•
preferred
5%
!<-9-.l
f5c
-
25c
(quar.)
(10c from investment
80c
(quar.)
8-
Thriftlmart,
'8-
9-30
-35c
70c
Service
$1
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
~9-
" 50c
'
$1.25
common
from
5c
Life
9-
"Welder
y;i__
50c
.
(quar.)
Electric
income, and
6
80c
4%%
Co.,
Richtield Oil Corp.
Power,
Southwestern Investors
Southwestern
9-
27Vic
50c
•
_
(quar.)
Mfg.
Rheem
40c
Utah
preferred
9-13
Common
:
5,%
3
*27c
«
(quar.)_
12 %c
Tobacco, com.
Riegel
J
Southern
3
9-17
Company
Natural Gas (quar.)--,..
Railway, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
8-22
12 %c
(quar.)
(R. J.)
(quar.)
Edison—
Southern
9-30
9-13
Drug
Ltd.
Southern
12-13
Class
.
8-23
•'
1
Reynolds
•
.
Southern
9-20
Rexall
•
8-22
1-1-58
—
9-13
4.08%
9-20
-
50c
(reduced)
9-28
Electric
9- 5
15c
"40c
,
!
Holaera
Payable oJ Xee.
25c
Thompson Paper Box Ltd
Thompson Products, common <quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Tliorofare Markets, ccnnuon (quar.)
4.24%
9-16
(quar.)
J50c
Thomson
When
Share
*
(quar.)___!
(quar.)
8-30
9-12
t5c
Brass
7-16
Oil
(quar.)
Shovel
7-15
10%
Copper &
'8-15
8-30
Thermoid Co.
'18-30
8-30
$1
^
&
Thew
8-23
50c
Revere
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Development, class B (quar.)__
Coal
California
t28c
"
,8-30
Pacif-o
Southern
(quar.)——
A
8-30
9-30
38%c
(quar.)
Works
9-30
Texas
8-16
Republic Aviation Corp.
(quar.).;
Republic Insurance, common (Texas)
4V. preferred (quar.)
Class
;
preferred
Lathe
7c
31V4C
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
2
9-30
20c
(Canada*, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
(quar.)
8-
Co.,
•30c
dividend
Stock
of Rec.
9-10 f
Southam
20c
12 %c
Holdert
1
8-30
4.88%
Purina Co. (quar.)
Ranco,
Inc;
(quar.)__
;___
Rapid Electrotype Co.
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
j.
Reading Co., 4%
1st preferred (quar.)____
Reading Tube, common (quar.)
S1.25 conV. preferred: (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation
(quar.)
common
-
t35c
tl5c
Ralston
When
Payable
9-16
50c
Quebec Power Co. (quar.l
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (interim)
'
50c
preferred A
South Texas
v.
V'
-
.
Oil. (quar.)
conv.
$1*55
South
'
Quaker City Fire &
0/ Company
Mobil
Sonotone
long-term capital gains
or stock)
Per
Share
.
Share
■
Cquar.)
Oil Co.
Puritan
;
Company
Name of
.
pure
-
dividend)
Co.
each
shares
5
Waltham
(One
(Del.)
Watch
—_—
(Mass.)—
to
Precision
Co.
held)
share of Waltham
common
stock
for
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(776)
52
When
Per
.Name of Comvanv
*
8-15
9- X
62M>c
$1.12Va
40c
35c
$1.12
25c
9-10
10- 1
8-24
9-3
9- 3
9-10
60c
15c
10- 1
9- 6
60c
25c
West Indies Sugar- (quar.)_
25c
Westeel Products, Ltd. (q«ar.i_,—
430c
Western Auto Supply, common (quar.)—25c
4.80% preferred (quar.)
$1.20
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. .(quar.),
r
430c
Western Life Insurance Co., common
—
20c
9- 2
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Swasey
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Warner
ft
"Warren
D.)
(S.
$4.50
Co.,
preferred
Washburn Wire
Weecien
—
_————
(quar,)____—
common
(quar.)
(quai\)
—
-
Tablet
Weyernaeuser Timber (quar.)—:
-,
,
25c
Wheeling ft Lake Erie Ry., com. (quaf.)— —
$1.433b
4% prior lien (quar.)——
———
•'
$1
"Whitaker Paper Co. (ouar.)
.——.—50c
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.)
40c
Whiting Corp. (stock dividend)—
—
5%
Whorner (P.), Ltd.. class A (quar.)
412Vbc
Wickes Corp.
(quar.)
;
—
15c
Wilcox Oil Co. (quar.)
25c
Wilson & Co., Inc., common (quar.)—
.
,25c
Common (quar.)
25c
.8-26
10- 1
9-10
8-20
11- 1
11- 1
——
.
.
Co.
Monthly
3.60%
6%
—
8c
i
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
————
Wisconsin
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.) —._
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.44% preferred (quar.)
—
;
Wolf
Public
Service,
.
(quar.)—Steel Co. (see Alan Wood Steel)
(Alan)
Wood
(G. H.)
Wood
Newspaper Machinery
8-30
8-30
9-14
9-20
9-16
8-30
8-31
(Gar)
Wood
1
8-30
9-14
9-14
$1.20
$1.10
30c
17Vac
.—
(quar.)—
common
Wood
8- 2
8-1
8- 1
10-15
-
$1.12V'a
———
Dessauer
&
9-13
9-1
9- 1
10-31
-
~4%r%
Wisconsin
25c
40c
90c
$1.50
Corp.——_
Power,
9-30
8-16
8c
—
common
:
Electric
7-2n
--8-15
8-21
8-30
25c
—
(monthly)
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
ft Co., 5Va% pfd.
Industries—
(See Gar Wood Industries)
Woodall Industries,
5%
Petroleum
Woodward Governor
Woodward
Iron
Woolf Bros.
Woolworth
(P.'W.I
Woolworth
(P.
Above
(monthly
Co.
Young
Park
Extra
3%
9-12
8-15
25c
10c
9-10
8-30
8-23
8-15
—.
■
—
(quar.)———
^—
37VaC
(quar.)
_
8-30
8-10
9-30
9-14
9- 3
9-16
25c
9-16
9- 3
' $1.25
15c
9-16
8-16
8-23
8-
;
& Tube (quar.)———
Industries (initial)
Consolidated
9-10
1
IV2C
25c
—
1
,
Sheet
Youngstown
10-
20c
ft Curry.
A.>ySpring & Wire .(quar.):
(L.
Eastern's
Texas
2
books
closed
not
for
dividend.
this
.
Less
•
x Less
British
Income
Jamaica
by
the
136',
V.
y Previous
published
date and/or record
Louisiana.
South
in
wells
the
around
company
already been started.
has
869.
p.
first public
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Oil
Texota
filed
company
a
ojMjrate
western
part
of
the
was
incorrect. The
Is Indicated here,.
date
the
net
for
earnings
1956.—V.
The
1962
the
for
at
$75
100%
at
accrued
the
will
be
interest.
company
or
basis
the
on
thereafter
into
until
Aug.
until
stock
common
to
the
redeemable
company's
the
for
outstanding
is
corporation
(net
EARNINGS—Net
sales
share
and
$80
1967 at
1,
sinking
fund
V-Loan
$1.72
per
share.
common
and
income
net
at
of
GIVING
EFFECT
For
100%
"the
on
TO
the
4Tb%
preferred
stock
PRESENT
June
30,
1957
stock
options
respect
to
purchase,
to
all
below,
The
in
the
the
of
several
Underwriters
percentages
debentures
set
not
Net
A.
ft
subscribed
Becker
ft
Blyth ft Co.,
3,270,798
Clark.
Dodge ft Co.—
2,237*836
E.
Clark
21,473
90,721
137,312
J.
AV.
*;
324.329
332,044
$5,058,287
738,549
House
Dain
M.
Eastman
ft
ft
Merrill,
The
1.25
Inc.
1
753,665
"Fixed
charges
Net
—V.
$896,370
81.124,345
$3,823,305
$5,811,952
9.952
19,972
76.929
73,94!)
198.582
income——-
213.484
1,207,944
1.307.220
$2,538,432
$4,425,783
deductions-,—_
_
incomm
186,
p.
$687,836
$890,889
259.
net
stantially
over
statement
income
released
Net
income
$4,579,248,
S2
cents
June
Orville
that
S.
•tuture
winch
are
second
last
of
quarter
according
year,
months
ended
with
compares
net
second
President,
had
in
been
diversification
expected
to
A. J?mpany and
1957
rose
the
to
sub¬
quarterly
June
30.
1957,
requirements
shares
income
of
amounted
was
equal
Paine.
to
result
in
on
his
made
projects
the
June
Miller
&
Weil.
Friedrichs
E.
&
Dulles
Inc.
Peabodv
letter
to
during
which
ft
second
should
company's
acquisition
21,
Texas,
new
said
to
of
La
Gloria
Oil
and
1957,
on
the
reconversion
of
30-inch
Beaumont
to
McAllen,
pipeline is neuring completion, Mr.
Carpenter said, and Texas
Eastern will begin
taking natural gas from Mexico during August. This
Co
1.25
...
Thrift
The
Co
&
ft
Co.,
per
to lease
share,
without
Tucker*
Day
H.
.575
Dean
3.75
Anthony
ft
1.25
R.
L.
Weld
Witter
Co
1.75
Co._
of
The
74
30,
ft
Co.
3.75
Yarnall, Birldle & C0.1
.575
a letter of notification with the SEC
common
stock
(par
$10
and
•
6.000
B common stock (par $10) to be offered at
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
1957—
July 22 filed
per
share,
establish
public
without
and
of
common
a
operate
the
letter
stock
underwriting.
business
liability, medical, etc.
5*000
5,00C
Woodcock.
Co.,
Hess,
Moyer
ft
5,000
Inc.
(& Subs.)—EarningsSix Months
Quarter
—
$39,615,084 $78,881,143
„
income
on
4 905 000
19.298,066
10,160,000
$9,138,066
$0.60
taxes
$1.25
9,290,793
—
share-.*.
—;
7,282,472 shares outstanding June 30, 1957.
sales
were
for
six
of
Union
$l;086,000
Bag
ft
for
the
Paper
Corp. and Camp Manu¬
quarter of
1956 and
1956, after eliminating net
of Stocker Manufacturing Co., a formerly affiliated
$42,011,919
months
ended
the
combined
to
net
income
share
per
$1.50
for
shares outstanding
Union Carbide
of
the
share
per
lor
June
second
30,
Union
second
the
,
Corp.
Bag
and
of
months
ended
1957.—V.
(&
Camp
quarter
six
at June 30.
1956
185,
was
$5,411,911. r
$10,916,368,
and
June
30,
1956
on
2853.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
.
sales
1957
1955
1956
Other
T
575,597.191
(net)—12.851,522 "11.974.491
8.470,872
Total
640.108.456
703,267,697
652,082.947
138.997,920
147,418.750
69.396,024
74.629,172
132.505.212
66.498.761
69,601.905
income
72,739.578
66,006.451
income
Income
$
$
690.416.175
before
Fed.
inc.
taxes
and
Prot. for Fed.
inc.
taxes and renego.
584.068.063
-
.
renegotiation
Not
Income
less
first-quarter
sales
The
customer
a
during
than
1956.
second
share.
The
Union
This
for
the
sales
of
decline
the
figures
in
June
quarter
on
of
for
net
1957
this
vear,
due
was
shutdowns
Vulcan
31,
Materials
6%
were
quarter
ot
principally
to
corresponding,
July.
in
SU3
income of $35,454,638. or $1.18 «
and $35,116,031, or $1.17 a share
amounted
$34,147,267.
to
of
1956.—V.
Visking
The
186,
p.
or
Corp.,
Co.
below.—V.
acquired by
364.
Union Chemical & Materials
Corp.—To Be
See
$2.21
although
1957.
of
1956.
operations
Dec.
the
sales
vacation
income
of
quarter
$351,320,030
of
with
compares
quarter
include
Carbide
second
second-quarter
quarter, net
first
second
of
$2.42
$2.31
the
$319,615,437
in
anticipation
the
s^are
1
$339,096,145
than
In
share
per
of
Union Tank Car Co.
on
5,000
Towbin
Untcrberg,
184,
Acquired—
1958.
p.
etc.
Country Insurance Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.
and Exchange Commission—
company
E.
5,000
$4,385,793
income
Co.
cents
equal
3.75
&
ft
yFiles With Securities
The
10,000
Boyce
company.
higher
1.75
Walker
White,
property and for inventory,
Town &
firm
a
common
Co.
10,000
provision for taxes
per
facturing
1.75
—
Inc.—
Buyers, Inc., Camden, N. J.—Files With SEC—
AlTA® of non-voting class
$1^.50
10,000
10,000
June
combined
Sales
votmg
A
Shares
ft
Bros,
—
011
Earnings
O°rin-nntio? ou All?" 2 filed
covering
l.oOO shares of
class
.575
quarter
contribute
under
are
of
income
1.25
G.
Co.——
Co.—
—_
for
♦Based
for
stockholders
the
Net
3.00
465.
p.
shares
Stein
14,000
Co._
ft
■^Earnings
1.25
.575
_
ft
Co
Ended
William R. staats ft Co.—_
.57$
Joseph. Mellen «fc Miller, Inc.
186,
Shields
3.00
—
of
186,, p. 4657
Stroud
Battles,
—
ft
Co.__ .__:
Spencer Trask ft Co.—
Co
&
20.000 shs.
■
names:
—.85,000
Sulzberger ft Co.
ft
3.00
Co
below
named
number
their respective
Co
Haupt
3.00
Labouisse,
&
Hutton
R. W.- Pressprich ft
Co.— „1.25
covering 7,500 shares
the
1;25
Saunders, stiver ft Co
Kidder.
carrier.
on
1.25
1.75
Riter
Inc
underwriters
purchase, the
$
—
1.25
Co.,
&
20,000 shs.
,
Co._n„
1.25
W.
ft
Provision
.575
ft
lacy
Fulton
removed
Construction
.575
Reynolds ft
Reid
to
Income before
3.00
.50
—V.
Big Inch Line to a products pipeline.
Carpenter said that portions of the Little
Big Inch have already
from natural gas service and
reconversion is proceeding
©n
schedule.
He
said
that the company expects to meet its
target
©ate of September
for placing the reconverted
system in operation as a
\
Jackson
Piper. Jaffray ft HopwoocL
Prescott,
Sh'epard ft Co.,
1.25
^
600,000 shs.
A
stock.
Net -sales O
1.25
Webber,
1.25
Little
products
Inc.
class
share)
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.
1.25
quarter of 1956.
Pro8ress made since Federal Power Commission
received
Co.,
&
of
per
C.
Ira
3.75
ft Co.
The First Cleveland Corp.—
First of Michigan Corp
36
or
&
*200,000 ShS.
10,000
or
Curtis
3.75
& Co
437,500
1,,500,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
shares
$9.50
at
10c)__
13XK)0
1.25
Co.——
on
outstanding
$3,183,029
to
Mr.
Been
Clark
Richards
Janney,
preferred dividend
the 7,2721243 common
progress
and
was
Emerson
Howard.
earnings. Among these .he named .the completion of negotiations
©uthorization
Che
period
share in the
Carpenter.
considerable
expansion
on
on
This
common
the
for
purchase
stock
Haliowell.
1.75
Se-
Co.—"
750,000
*
(par
10c)_:
~
3.00
Union
installments
Anjott, Baker ft Co., Inc.—
Haiie rft steiglitz
Nugent & Igoe
;
.575
The Ohio Co
due
Totowa Store,
—
stock
(par
I.,tfuPont
Burnham ft Co
1.75
Milwaukee
is
be
Inc.
W. H. Newbold's Son
.575
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.—
Hornblower & Weeks—
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
30.
three
after
share
1957.
cents per
like
July
the
which
per
30.
the
for
L.
Fahey,
Field.
Hayden,
Texas Eastern Transmission
Consolidated
Dillon,
Co.,
bal.
annual
opposite
Period
Co., Inc.
ft
83,333
there¬
and
the
.
Pierce, Fen-
Turben
1978
1,
144)00
have
.
600,000
100,000
an¬
Francis
exercise
Beane—
payable in
commencing Jan.
She arson, HammiJl ft Co.
Walston ft Co., Inc.—
92,488
ft Co._
333.000
1.
the
Shares
Bache
—V.
C0.4—_
Moore, Leonard ft Lynch
.575
& Co
Co.,
ner
3.00
Dominick
curities
H.
Total
JVUseell.
stock set
respective
upon
Marks
J. Merieka &
3.75
Co.——
ft
Merrill Lynch,
1.75
Inc.—:——
2,596,919
Wm.
1.25
3.295.017
Laurence M.
9.00
Co., Inc.--
274,140
$3,084,756
for
333,000
monthly
Mar.
when
UNDERWRITERS—The
sales
9.00
,
Company
371,616
$792,301
their
opposite
1978
when
in
stock
(to
Hirsch
may
below
850,000
600,000
Jan.
common
$83,598,311
Burge & Kraus
G.
B
commitment
%
.
30.403.145
$572,041
income
oper.,
ry.
named
850,000
1,
years
of class B
rights:
Curtiss.
income
that
394,622
^Does not include 20,000 shaies
issuable upon exercise of,option and
payment of $9.50 per share, or 600,000 shares issuable upon conversion
under stock plans. The amount shown is exclusive of 263,060
initially reserved for issue on conversion of the debentures.
options
416,000
,
subse¬
1959
A
Option
83;788 sbs.
for
$700,000
outstanding
payable to bank, pavable $62,quarterly, final paym't due April
15,
19,729,500
reserved
Outstanding
$700,000
note
Class
Outstanding
$13,290,000
outstanding with
were
were
by leased
FINANCING
monthly installments until
1988
five
Class
equivalent
$100.)
(par
to
in
1,
payable
5%
*2,759,158 slis.
shares
—
made
were
,
PRESENT
TO
serial notes payable $16,667 semi¬
annually, final paym't due Dec. 1959
1956
and
63,755
$9,564,222
.
mortgage,
over
FINANCING
$5)
(par
31,. 1956, the company
$6,601,103 were made
months ended April 30
6%
com¬
year
areas
which
due
6%,
stock.
common
due 1971
debentures due 1982__
subordinated
cumulative
Ball,
1959
common
full
debentures
3 V* %
rental
department.
eight
EFFECT
incurred
Mortgage commitment
and
aircraft
$13,013,000,
was
share
a
'
Other
1,
the
1957 011 property
installments
after
indebtedness.
manufacturer
a
preferred dividends to $4.60
Dominick &
;
GIVING
Feb.
is
second
Jan.
share.
a
until
nual
1,
in
under
of
Baltimore, Md:
balance
of
$306,508,000
were
All
Aug.
$28,265,387,; of
first - mtge. payable in
installments
commencing
Thompson Products during the six months
ended June 30 amounted to $196,001,000 compared with $142,931,000
in the 1956 half year.
Net income in the respective periods was $8,323.000 and $4,862,000, equal after
preferred dividends to $2.96 per
30.858,597
19.837
£>r>—.
of
service
indebtedness
near
Woolridge Corporation which was organized in 1953 to research, de¬
velop and manufacture products in electronics and other fields, includ¬
ing guided missiles, weapon control systems and computers.
McDonald
rentals
facilities
Joint
sales
indebtedness
6%
store
currently
Md.
mer*
stores'
15
one
emphasizing' low
ended
year
6%
equipment,
largely for
aircraft
engines,
and
a
wide range
of engine and other parts for automobiles,
trucks and
tractors.
It long has stressed research and development of new
alloys,
processes, products, and manufacturing methods and techniques. The
company has investments in and has supplied financing to The Ramo-
Smith. Barney & Co
$41,107,378
net
customer
a
fiscal
the
quent to April 30,
and
parts
ponent
,
$39,926,010
total
500
reduce
of
group
ample parking' space, wherever
warehousing and buying, IBM inventory control
low advertising and promotion; liberal return and
April 30,
1957Mortgage indebtedness
They nlso are subject to redemption at the option
at prices ranging from 104T8% to 100%, plus accrued
BUSINESS—The
a
Jersey and
"Two Guys From Harrison''
nationally advertised and other
markup,
centers with
lease.d
of
Aug.
-existing
name
selling
of
low
Mortgage
of the issue is to replenish working capital
provide funds for other general corporate purposes.
Initially all
major part of the net proceeds from the financing will be used
a
New
.
interest.
and
company's
centralized
CAPITALIZATION
sinking fund which will begin in 1968 and is
about 60%
of the issue
prior to maturity.
The
retire
to
debentures
operates
northern
the.-trade
policy
at
population
to
presently
in
departments, and for the
1957, sales were $23,140,825, of which
departments.
■
" '
"
debentures carry a
designed
of
convertible
and
tne
Authorized
be
5,269,885
expenses—5,120 383
My. tax accruals—233,176
Equip, rentals (net Drt
351,809
by
Inc.—Debentures
debentures
will
share
a
of
570.
p.
debentures
The
of
1957—6 Mos.—1956
S6.729.415
$6,297,246
revenues—_
had
$100 of debentures for each 14 shares held of record
Aug. 12, 1957. The rights expire Aug. 27, 1957. The
offering is being underwritten by a group headed jointly
by Smith, Barney & Co. and McDonald & Co.
names
1957—-Month—1956
Period End. June 30—•
-Operating
©perating
adjacent
1958
agreed
•Results from Operation—
Pacific Ry. Co.
under
uniform
a
merchandise
possible,
on
Products,
UNDERWRITERS
&
in
operate
brand
it
Short-term
subscribe
expansion
N.
Y.
Two
additional outlets
are
Allentown, Pa. and near Baltimore,
Plains,.
have
and
and
located
are
EARNINGS—In
granted
(Continued from page 10)
.44
stores
Offered—This
corporation is offering to holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe for $19,729,500 of 4%% subordinated
debentures due Aug. 1, 1982, convertible into common
stock until Aug. 1, 1967.
The rights entitle holders to
shares
Investment News
retail
at
which
construction
established
186,
Thompson
4%
Corporation and
further
'
chandise
White
July 19, announced that second quarter
new quarterly highs for the company.
Sales of $5,226,449 and net earnings of $311,095 for the quarter brought
six month figures to $10,007,605 and $508,675, respectively, as com¬
pared to sales of $9,831,042 and earnings of $430,036 for the first half
and
CAPITALIZATION
eaymeat
corrected
the
for
"•
volume purchases,
exchange policies, and
Lee B. Thomas, President,
of
used
of
Earnings Up—
Thomas Industries, Inc.—Sales and
sales
be
BUSINESS—Corporation i3 engaged principally in the selling of
2202.
p.
"At
Texas
also
of this debenture financing, $200,000 will
bank loans the proceeds of which were used
of
providing inventories and initial eapital lor the
Allentown, Pa
and Baltimore*- Md.
stores,
at
an
of approximately "$500,000.
The general funds Will
to
applied
stores.
proceeds
payment
be
the
to
company's
new
anticipated cost
develop
in the
shares
I
will
be
for
the drilling of wells, the acquisition of properties, and payment of
expenses of operations. The remainder of the proceeds,
estimated at
$370,000, Will be added to the general funds of the company and used
for such purposes as "'the management may4 determine. The primary
purposes are expected to be the drilling of wells, acquisition of new
properties and payment of rentals on oil and gas leases. — V. 178,
Of
used
Common
General
a
and Alaska.
the midwest
States,
United
sale of the company's stock.
proceeds fiom the sale of the common shares
will
general funds of the company.
It is expected that
portion of these funds, including those generated through onerations
added
be
,
in 1953, Texota's business is to acquire, explore,
interests of-all kinds in oil and gas properties
Organized
and
20-year
date
...
PROCEEDS—Net
registration statement with the SEC on Aug..
7, 1957, covering $650,000 of convertible debentures, due Aug. 1, 1967.
The company proposes to offer the debentures for public sale through
an underwriting group headed by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
apolis. The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
■
'
This
,
Sfp
Harrison, Inc.—Stock Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of 200,000 shares of class A common
stock
(par 10 cents) at a price of $9 per share was made by
Bache & Co. and associates on Aug. 16. This marked
the
Two wildcat wells were listed as
Further development of acreage
non-operator.
operator'or
as
discoveries
held
after
tax.
letter of notification with the
a
per
Two Guys From
■
tax.
Income
Aug. 6 filed
on
pjje
—
6,600
cents
40
_
sales
♦Payable In U. 8. funds, less 15% Canadian non-resldsnta tax.
^Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductiblt at th» ©rare*.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
corporation
and
shares of capital stock (par 25 cents)
to be offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to h.
used for working capital.
-V,
at
successful period of operation was reported for the company's pro¬
division.
Six producing wells were conipleted by the company
A
'
common
^Transfer
;
The
covering
capacity by fall, Mr. Carpenter stated.
system
Englewood, N. J.
Exchange Commission—
of America,
Corp.
Securities
With
expansions
PROCEEDS—The purpose
(quar.)——..——;
Yale & Towne Mfg.
"Yellow Cab Co
"Yosemite
8-16
8-20
9-20
10-18
8-15
—
.
Chemicals
Worsted
9- 1
9- 3
10- 1
11-1
9- 1
——
dividend
Stock
Wyandotte
Wyandotte
Yuba
expenses
(reduced)
Co.
7V2C
25c
25c
25c
15c
;
(interim.)—
income tax
of Depositary.
Ltd.
British
(quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.
Monthly
Monthly
Wurlitzer
(quar.)
less
of
Rubber
i.
■
& Co.,
payment
deduction
and
Wooster
—
—
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
W.)
40c
56*4C
62VaC
8d
8-30
8-15
8-15
9-13
8-16
8-19
8-22
8-9
7-12
31'/4C
12Vic
37Vac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc., 4Va%
9-10
8-31
9- 3
9-30
9- 3
9- 6
9- 1
9-3
8-26
30c
—
(quar.)
8-15
9- 1
22J/aC
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Sl^/a
(quar.)-—
Corp.
common
preferred
conv.
Woodlev
to
either
9-10
8-27
8-12
-8-12
9-13
8-15
8-15
.
8-10
' 10-11.
.10-11
9-10
9-20 "
7-26
8-30
8-15
7-30
10-11
1 i.O-11
10- 1
9-14
9- 3
■
9- 3
10- 1
9- 2
.9-10
9- 9
11-1.
11- 1
10- 1
9-30
.
Trepac
•
major
.
.
Stores
',
construction
in connection
with Texas Eastern's
and with the facilities for replacement of the
natural
gas- capacity
of the Little Big Inch is proceeding rapidly.
Facilities
now
under construction should add 360,000 MCF per day
Other
8-23
D-lo
8-1G
8-15
8-10
3-308-31
8-19
8-19
7-31
•
from Mexico
importation of natural gas
scale
large
United States.
duction
Stationery—
&
( 5%
preferred (quar.)
.
:$1.25
FVestinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
——
30c
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common (quar.)
50c
3.80%
preferred B <quar.)_—
—
—
95c
Westmoreland, Inc.
(quar.)
30c
Weston (Geo.), Ltd., 4l/z% preferred (quar.) 4$1.12Va
Westpan Hydro Cai'bon Co.__— —-————
12VaC
Wilson-Jones
the
8- 9
8-31
8-31
9- 3
9-14
,
<■
,
9- 1
9-13
9-14
—
Winn-Dixie
be
into
new
preferred
conv.
Western
8-27
9-30
8- 6
8- 9
Co.—
ft
(quar.)
Welex Jet Services, Inc. (Dela.)
(quar.)
Wesson Oil ft Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
West Coast Telephone Co. (quar.)
1
4%
first
the
will
authorized
Co.—
Pharmaceutical
"Warner-Lambert
3lUc
$1.'25 pfd. A (quar.)
Industries Corp.,
Ward
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
Share
~
"
Monday, August 19, 1957
.
.
.
The
of
of
notification
(par $10)
proceeds
automobile
to be
are
with the
offered
.to
be
insurance
SEC
at
Six Months Ended
Operating
Income
•
before
Provision
June
(Incl. Canadian
30—-
for
income
income
Subs.)—Earning
1957
--
revenue
$19,713,702
6,940.394
taxes--
$16,889,20-
3,503,098
3.142,^'
$3,437,296
S3,125.529
taxes
$20
Net
used
to
•
including
*
<,
%
income
_
Earnings
Both
t
ner-share___--.
figures:
stanrlmg.-i-V.
iG6;
are
p.
based
364.
•
j*—
on
:
the '
'$1.28
2,685,714 'shares
,
.
.
S1-1
presently out-
Volume 186... Number
5665
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(777)
United-Carr Fastener Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Months Ended June 30—
Six
1957
salts
Net
before taxes on income
provision for State, foreign, and Federal taxes
income
income
on
1,827,300
income
Net
($1 per share-
Earnings per snare——
185, p. 2033.
,.p»
,
»
i
,
'
•
and
each
An
f
>■
corporation
This
Inc.—Reports Increased Profits—
All
that
reports
both
sales
and
profits
in
net
the
of
the
of
taxes
$718,000
cents a.share
standing in
the
In
first
the
In
the 2,312,245 average number of
on
that period.
second
of
1956
the
company
•
reported
and net income after taxes of $1,203,000. This
snare on tne av23diZ<*0 average number ui
353,000
sales
was
53 cents a
to
outstanding in that period.—V. 186,
<
Affiliate to
In
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.
See
■
*
•
»r
-
-
snares
1
'
184,
r;
2165.
p.
i
.
This
Aug.
..
.
a
new
etc.
chemical
a
division
about $63,000,000.-
be
etui
In
employed each
in
increased
addition
size
Seven million tons of earth
season.
were
gineers
which
660,000,000 cubic
the
main pipeline.
26-hioh
manager
were
to
was
Ford,
STATEMENT
OF
8-inch
Bacon
and
154
in
.Canadian
miles of
diameter
Bechtel
gathering line ranging
now
being laid.
Tho
is,
Limited,
186,
Ended June 30—
\
1957
'
income
taxes
.
taxes-.^^.^n,share
common
shares)
expenses
Provision for Federal
$o,839.374 $18,711,458
1,923.858
•>
£ 02,371
2,916,229
496,185
$496,186
.\.
$0.38$0.16'
$0.54
,,
income
from
Miscellaneous
gain
$1,538,514
con
'_
Net
1,377,715
881.530,.
——J——$1,042,328
per
other income—.
and
income
-'
1957,
filed
covering
shares,
•
■.
»•'*
.
>.
current
credits
sale
on
Net income
of
operations
including
estate————
in
,
]
,
400,000
representing
outstanding
s-,ock,
be
to
are
and
offered
for
sale by Atlas Corporation, - the present holder thereof, through
underwriting group headed »'.y Goldman, Sachs-& Co., Lehman
Brothers, and Kic.der, Peabody & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment;
* »■
.
Commission—
July 30 filed
on
a
of
$1 04
.
,
,
Co., Elkins, Ark.—Files With
Exchange
covering 215 shares
registration statement'with
the* SEC oil
shares of its $2.50 par common stock.
a
River Telephone
•
.
6,670,591
$1.00
,
.
Crl76,645
6,215,998
———
The company
6,493 946
1956
—Drl9,263
Earnings per share from current operations
185, p. 2606.
f
White
%
•
124,077,323
121,399,410 112,942,37'?
4,234.000
4,641,00a
„6,235.261
(net),
real
1956
s
'■
t
—V.
Securities
s
'
,
Productions—Registers With SEC—
corporation
6,
•
■
.
en¬
131,868,671
tax__._,_^__i
June 30,'57 Mar. 31,'57 June 30,'57
„•
ino;
revenues
Total
6 Mos. End.
consulting
670..
p.
Western Union Telegraph Co.- -Net
Earnings Off—
Six Months
Operating
,
and
Davis, Limited.—V.
,
INCOME
gas
feet per day.
.
-
of
capacity
to
to
from
project
products.
Total net income of the
was
about $8.o0G,000 and total
public
;
v
•
a
of
were
m
laying the 30-inch welded high pressure steel
pipe.
Initially, the line is capable of moving 400.000,000 cubic feet
aay.
By the addition of extra compressor
horsepower the
1956
was
•
,' %
Tnese
above.—V.
value
men
moved
June,
•
,
-
2,200
preferred stock for
par
$,.oiz,0e*
income
,
Formed—
of
a
common
the company announced the acquisition of the assets of the
Atlanta Concrete Pipe Co., the Jacksonville Concrete Pipe Co. and the
Columbus Rock Co.—V. 185, p. 1092.
■
Smelting:, Refining & Mining Co.—New
Be
in
Mills,
operates
chlorinated
estimated
Walt Disney
United States
$5
Vulcan's
preferred
companies, which as
approximately $2,000,000 in 1956.
engaged in various'phases, of the aggre¬
Lambert,
Vulcan
-
before
2,485,849
equivalent
common
of
last year-end
at
Earnings
$27,-
260.
p.
and
6%%
hold
to
acquisitions.
of
,
.
of
the
sales
Net
out¬
•
and
including
Lstimated
to 30
shares
stock
plans
the
snare
Vulcan
new
companies are
In addition Umon
v
Net
Income
after
equal
was
common
v
.
quarter
income
one
3 Months Ended
<including $318,000 gain on sale of property), which was equivalent to
cents a share on the 2.354,920 average number of common shares
net
Vulcan
implement
is
t
56
This compares with
quarter of 1957 which
for
CONSOLIDATED
year. i
,
'
*
, +'
*
»..■ • •
•.
Net income after taxes for the second quarter amounted to $1,336,000
the period.
a
common
ih'come
chlorine
worth
second
issued
net
quarter of 1957 bettered results for the first quarter of 1957.
Net sales for the three months ended June 30, 1957 rose to $30,534,O00: from the $28,362,000 reported for the
first three months of the
outstanding en; ring
to
industry.
companies
*
foregoing.
Union
of
vaiue
Union's
be
had
produces
U. S. Industries,
par
of
preferred stock for each share of Union's preferred stock.
of approximately l.oOO.Uou sna.es oi vmean's common
$1,000,000 of par value of Vulcan's new 6l4%
will
whole
gates
4
,
of
of
and
stock
a
,,r
J
,
the
December
aggregate
stock
u49,094
in
acquisition
$13
share
with
meeting
of
Vulcan 5%%
$2,14
$
t.
affiliated
basis
stock
$1,388,394
6*9,094
$2.71
__V.
The
1.322,300
$1,760,807
dividends paid
Deduct cash
companies
stockholders'
1956
$27,297,549 $24,012,476
3,583,107
2,710,694
53
letter
,
notification
of
with
the
SEC
Cumulative
preferred stock to be offered at
par ($100 per share), without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to bo
used to pay
existing indebtedness; for equipment and additional serv¬
ice facilities.
•
'1
.
an
United Utilities, Inc.—Registers Stock With SEC—
Plans Private Sale of Debentures—
This
A
corporation
company
of
ers
registration
a
Aug.
shares
subscription
amendment.
28.
then
1957,
held;
price
Kidder,
statement
of
snares
these
offer
to
proposes
record
each six
The
filed
195V, covering 312,506
9,
tig.
its
shares
at
the
subscription
and
Co.
&
one
SEC
listed
by
will
on
the
as
be
Tne
share
expire
to
are
:
stockhold¬
additional
warrants
is
the
subscription
of
underwriting terms
Peabody
with
»
;
$10 par common stock.
for
rate
/
-
.
for
Sept.
13,
supplied
principal
by
under¬
writer.
According
ments
1982
for
to
The
will
to
the
the
several
net
be
prospectus,
sale
of
institutional
proceeds
used
ings incurred
of
the
follows:
as
United
$2,500,000
of
of
to
finance
in
connection
applied
by them to
construction
with
expenditures
amount
to
United
to
is
holding
a
telephone
principal
telephone
and
bank
for
99.1%
company
of
interests.—V.
185,
bank
of
smaller
the
borrow¬
expected
'
to
•
that
Alias
stocks of eleven
stock
certain
has
to
tne
(9.33%);
present
no
warrants.
purcnase
shares
and
intention
This
to
will
has
Atlas
dispose
See
the proceeds of its sale
apply
the
to
President
company.
increase
advised
of
the
of
any
such
reduction
and
also
V.
of
outstanding
director
a
186,
669
pp.
and
400,000
loans.
also
is
the
of
bank
Atlas,
of
Mr.
com¬
Floyd B.
director
a
of
the
This
on
company,
United
a
14 that it
Aug.
period
than
more
V.
a
miles
15
1,000
Co.—Acquisition—
States
acres
as
Months
Nino
Pictures, Inc.
and
June
Income.....
Costs
for
Provision
for
estimated
Fed.
180, p. 2445.
^
■
southeast
of
high
■
Rochester.
grade
1956
contingent
52,972,986
2,900,000
1,700,000
175,000
250,OuO
$3,174,020
$2,165,201
$1.76
liabilities
profit
profit
„—
.
Operating
last
100,000
revenues
in
year
spite
This
company's balance sheet at the end of the third-quarter con¬
to show "a strong financial position,'! according to the report.
working capital was $40,815,000, including cash of $11,006,000, and
there was no increase in the company's $7,000,000 bank loans under a
$20,000,000
—V.
186,
term
bank
credit.
The
fiscal
kilowatt
decrease
of
the
share,
plant
in
of
quarter
Plant
resale
business
Idaho
by
from
for
the
Power
Co.
municipality
a
over
of
use
Income
•
(4% )
$439,000
were
$144,000
some
Gadsby
southeastern
and
and
commence
two
the first six months of
operation
in
August,
1957.
the
of
of
commencement
the
up
On
i
balance
June
of
the
1957
11,
the
construction
of
$22,000,000
the
$25,000,000
new
a
borrowed
credit
program
an
the
lor
additional
| is
financing by the sale of bonds
September
make
year.
1957
permanent
and stock through competitive bidding
planned to pay off these temporary loans and carry our construction
| program into 1958.—V. 135, p. 2378.
!
Vanadium
Sales
Sales
$1.97
share
Sales
for
the
like
six
$3,258,265,
$29,207,486
1,262,398
or
and
net
shares of
••
.
were
to
on
Juno 30.
ings
$12,280,697
and
special
1,790,002
2,151,121
credit
934,100
share
1,111,665
$855,902
$1,039,456
-528,061
494,637
$1.62
—V.
182,
'.L
—
$2.10
stocks
common
On
disposal
taxes).
of
(net
of
of
gain
—
credit!
shares..
common
per
credit
share
special
of
certain
\?
1
.
earnings were $2,480,762,
capital stock outstanding on
months
of
1956
were
$2.58 per share on
$33,178,852
the
and
nettearn-
share basis.
same
——
drop
in
from
steel
makers'
production
of
stainless
policy during
inventories built up late in 1956.
tailed
demand
company
for
I to
was
at
its
Warner
&
Swasey Co.—Gross Income Higher—
Six Months Ended June 30—
income
Net
1957
income
Product
Income
...
before
tax
taxes
Vanadium
burdened
and earnings rose to new
Mabry, President, announced
highs
Shaies
12
in
the
Net
income
past
fiscal
year,
$7,900,QOO1
$4.87
a
share. Last year earnings were $7,000,000 or $4.39
Including all foreign income, earnings will be about $5.38
compared with $4-87 last year.—V. 186, p. 465.
3,171,500
2,706,400
$2,926,774
$2,562,700
960,438
June 30—
sales
1957—3 Mos.—1956
share.
a
a
shiire
inc.
taxes
share—.....
per
for
$4,771,725
$4,470,175
342,955
354,328
703.116
654.360
178,336
184,251
365,620
340,267
Net income
fcarns.
~-V.
per
185,
$164,619
com.
p.
$170,077
$337,496
from
sources
high,
the
rest
$3.05
$0.71
$1.42
$1.32
2038.
year,
.
Walter K.
it
about
$578,000,000
to
reported en July 31
was
more
Co.—Acquisitions—
company
•
°*.
I
Larobert
Bros.
Inc.
of
Knoxville,
Frankfort, Ky.; Brooks Sand &
Gravel
Wesco Paving Co. of
Chattanooga, Tsr.il., and
Tenn.;
Co.
a
plans
current
,
six
included
months
of
to
of
non-taxablo
make
year.—V.
'•
.
filed
26
shares
of
'
letter
a
J
no
new
184,
p.
J'*
.
ac¬
2490.
' u
notification
of
stock
common
unit
per
at
used for
Ralph
E;
of Kingsport,
number of other
Petroleum
Of
repaid
The
used
—V.
<te
$500
$10)
(par
to
with
tho
be 'offered
unit,
without underwriting.
of oil properties and working
per
purchase
Co.
Subs.)
(&
-Earnings
•
1957
,
185,
_L—
—
taxes
;
—
than
asset
$629,000,000,
value
$13.22.—V.
185,
of
p.
each
a
$2,803,945
2,043,081
1,839,687
$1,749,073
the
offer
to
offering
price
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
of the kale of the debentures are to be used by
Transmission, together with other funds of the company,
proceeds
all
$8,625,000
,
its
of
Publishing- Co.—Earnings Increased—
gas
for
natural
Alberta
delivery
to
to
at
the
U.
S.
be
received
complete
the
border
to
is being
from
the
pipeline
sale
275,094
———
!
'
218,668
$257,372
"*$221,722
$1.85
of
system
the
and
debentures
the
gas
are
required
scrubbing
—
for
1956
include
$1.59
nonrecurring profit of
a
capital equipment.—V.
Laboratories,
and
The corporation
on
Inc.,
of preferred
distribute
and
$23,754
from
2145.
p.
Chicago,
111.—Files
1 filed a letter of notification with
Aug.
shares
20.000
185,
With
Exchange Commission—
share, without underwriting.
($7.50)
stock
to
be
the SEC
offered
proceeds are to be used to
The
at
$10
man¬
pharmaceutical products; for research
drugs, purchase of additional equipment and working capital.
the
For
new
of
in
plant.
net
the previous
fiscal year.
balance
The
capital
sheet
position
current
~-r.
of
net
.
June
30,
current
current liabilities
to
assets
as
with
loans.
year
„
.
1957,
assets
in
,
shows
strong workinqr
of $2,637,809,
a
ratio of
of
excess
4.5-to-l,
and
no
bank
The company completed
fiscal
a plant expansion program in the 1957
since 1949 has built out of current earnings more
than 80%
of its present 239,000 square feet of floor space, Russell
Bengel, President, stated.
With the expansion program
completed,
the dividend rate was raised from 50 cents per year to the present
and
cents.
June
Yard-Man acquired from Power King Tool Corp.
its entire lawn-mower' business with an annual sales
Roebuck In excess of $1,000,000 a year.
It
1957,
20,
Warsaw.
volume
Ind.,
through
Sears,
been
producing a chain-driven reel-type mower, a type not
previously made by Yard-Man. Yard-Man paid $210,000 for all ma¬
chinery, equipment, jigs, dies
and fixtures, and its ' production of
this new mower will be available for the
1958 selling season.
Sears,
Roebuck & Co. have contracted to purchase from Yard-Man by May 31,
1958, the inventory of finished and unfinished Power King mowers
for
which Yard-Mar. paid $893,000, Mr. Bengel concluded.—V.
186,
had
p.
Completion of Pipeline—
company's $170,009,000 pipeline through British Columbia was
completed on Aug. 9, it was anounced by Frank M. McMalion, Presi¬
dent, who said that the final weld in the 650-mile natural gas pipelino
Show Decline—
Inc.—Sales and Profits
fiscal year ended
June 30, 1957, this corporation oh Aug. 35
sales of $10,474,446 and net earnings of $484,712 after
Federal
income
tax,
equivalent to $1.01 a share on the 480,000
common
shares outstanding.
This compares with net sales of $12,
256,601 and net earnings after tax of $722,476 or $1.50 a shale for
On
scrubbing plant
gas
of
covering
of
proposes
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.
constructed at a site on the north
bank of the Peace River in the vicinity of Taylor, British Columbia.
The plant is expected to be in operation in October.
The additional
lor
The
taxes—
surplus
share
per
profits
Xttrium
60
the
1
440,390
—
income
to
Securities
company's pipeline system and its
company
1956
$3,989,981
—532,466
taxes—
Fed.
profit
sale
the
scrubbing plant.
The
1957
—L——$4,040,698
Earnings
to operate a pipeline system to transport
gas from the producing areas of the Peace River
country in
and British
Columbia to markets in British Columbia,
and
complete the construction of
,$1.26
2497.
p.
before
reported
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 13,
of subordinate debentures,
series C, due
and
765,473
,
$2.22
proceeds,
full
Yard-Man
1092.
(convertible until July 15, 1978). The company proposes
the debentures lor public sale through an underwriting group
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Co.
The interest rate,
headed
public
a
$964,258
—788,437
record
Wellington
1988
1,
1956
$3,792,155
,
—
sales
Net
$25,000,000
covering
April
Up—
...
the parent company, Woodley Petroleum
in
World
Walter L. Morgan, President.
by
net
Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd.—Registers With SEC
This company filed
1957
53.
'1
'
This
was
linked
in the
entire
"The
Mahon
geographical center of British Columbia.
project is several
months ahead of schedule,"
it
the
will
Mc-
deliver gas for
consumption in the Pacific Northwest states.
Canada's first major natural
large
P'ull-scale
international
construction
exchange
began
in
of
gas
pipeline and
natural
the
will'mark the
gas.
Spring of
1956
Evangelical
and more
than
Lutheran
of Ann Arbor,
& Co., West Bend,
Church
July 19 offered $425,000 of 4%%, 5% and 5y4%
bonds dated July 1, 1957 at 100% and
They will mature semi-annually from
on
first
mortgage
accrued
interest.
July 1, 1958 to and including July
international
This
first
Zion
Mich.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler
Wis.,
Mr.
said.
pipeline stretches from the Peace River fields of north¬
Columbia, down to Vancouver
border.
The line will bring natural gas to most
large British Columbia communities and at the border near Huntingdon
it will connect with
the pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. line, wliero
and
and of Union Chemical & Materials
Vol
°n
14 approved Tn principle the acquisition of Union by
lhptcan su")ect: to. stockholders' action. Vulcan's board also approved
Tenn
■
.
————
ufacture
Westcoast's
Corn6 (Jirectors of this
first
was
used
to repay loans
and
Co., which in turn
outstanding loans aggregating $6,275,000.
balance of the payment received from Woodley Canadian will be
principally for development drilling in Andrews County, Texas.
has
Bailey,
western Alberta and northeastern British
^ ulcan
Materials
$275,000
$3.06
'
——,—...
the
of
During- the 3ame period the
share Increased from $12.99 to
$314,093
$0.69
share
July
on
to be
are
expenses
income
interest.
now
Announces
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$2,391,361
(est.)
the
$1.36
Canadian Oil Co. has borrowed $9,000,000 from the First
National
Bank
of
Chicago and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co., to be repaid in quarterly installments of $225,000, plus accrued
During the first, six months of 1957, this Fund increased its total re¬
funds
$2,319,408
fne. before Fed. inc. taxes
teaeral
for
and
1957
837.678
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Rises—
ordr
Period End.
the
of
••
operating income
Costs,
per
Victor Equipment Co.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
«et
Gross
5,269,109
President,
stated in the report that total product income for the year
would
approximate last year's total of $55,900,000.
Percentage of net proiit
he said, would be about the same us in 1956.—V. 185, p. 2718.
to
Net sales approximated $94,500,000 as contrasted with last; year's
$83,600,000. This represents the ninth successive year of sales increases.
Earnings (excluding a portion of unremitted foreign income) rehched
a new
high for the fifth successive year and are estimated at
or
»
6 Months Ended June 30—
Prov.
1956
6.098.274
—.———
provision
outlook
to
As
preliminary report.
a
of
$32,298,072 $28,464,115
outstanding..
Westcoast
Indicated—
during
Aug.
on
%
t
shares
Woodley
*Net
than
Niagara
Sales
E. L.
equal'to
Financing Completed by Unit—
Profit
:—
:
income
Net
earn¬
other alloy steels as well as
the period of further reducing alloy
These factors were reflected in cur¬
Chemical Co.—Record Year
months
taxes
pre'septly
666,522
year,
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Vick
proceeds
Net
and
corporation's ferro alloys.
In addition,
by continued excessive charges for power
Falls plant. Vigorous efforts are being made
obtain relief from these
Charges.—V. 186, p. 53.
the
consumed
six
Company
remainder
; ••
r.
4,300
50
C58.
p.
These
sales and
earnings represent all-time highs. '
According to W. C. Keeley, President, the decline in sales and
ings from the first half last year, resulted in part from a more
15%
last
capital.
$0,52
—
.
1956
I
,.'
corporation
covering
in units of
'
<
the
on
after
257,986
—
stock
common
Corp. of America—Semi-Annual Earnings
amounted
per
of
before
property
Per
earnings of this corporation for the six months ended
1957, were the second largest for such a period in its his¬
30,
tory.
or
Number
Special
and
June
Net income
Williston Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—'
$6,000,000
bringing the total of such
borrowings will be made under
of
first
the
the
stated
the
*
-
interest due
agreement,
borrowings to $21,000,000.
No further
this agreement.
In
the
latter
part
taxes
1956
$11,618,431
:
income
Carbon
general office building,
construction
company
1956.
Woodley
1957
-
income
Net
unit is scheduled
This
Completion
also
during
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
-
taxes
Earnings
Idaho.
unit,
transmission lines, improvements and extensions to distribution
systems,
new substations
and general plant expenditures, including design and
under
before
Income
a
envied June 30, the company earned 44 cents per
41 cents a year before.
100,000 kilowatt addition to the Carbon steam-electric
Southeastern Utah
coal
fields, and associated transmission
required almost $5,000,000 of the $11,000,000 expended for
in
1957.
the
the
construction during
31,
Aug.
Co.—Reports Lower Profits—
V——
sales
against
on
facilities,
to
second
quarter
as
Work
in
the
at
$132,000
cooperatives
For
unit
the
end
..
decrease
a
will
year
465.
p.
Warner
Net
for
Robinson
Net
acquisition
deposits,—
limestone
Light Co.—Earnings—Financing—
of
of
in this period.
up
.
in
taxes
t-
$1,673,325 in the first half of 1957
$0.87
...
share..—————
per
totalled
of $613,722.
The figures
special credit of $548,850
a
taken
The
SEC
The
Net
Net
before
credits
reflect
,
$57,088,187
income—
on
Six Months Ended June 30—
Utah Power &
Income
special
May 26,'56
55,161,236
—...
taxes
1,'57
$61,410,256
...
expenses....—.......
)-'f
taxes
this year
was
$787,325 of $1.13 per share
outstanding shares, compared with $909,337
per share on the same number of shares.
income
corresponding
year.
before
against $1,609,739 in the first half
Subs.)—Profits Up—
(&
"
Ended—^
Total
This compares with sales of $5,938,357 In the
last
income
Mr.
Bros.
Net
Steel
contains
of
Net
...
Corp. subsidiary, announced
acquiring limestone-bearing property in Olmsted
possible future cement plant in the vicinity of
was
County as a site for
Planks, Minn., about
of
Cement
July 31.
on
The
Atlas
reports sales for the six months; ended June 30,
$23,995,544, including $16,166,441 sales of Merkel, Inc-r ac¬
November,
1956,
Sinclair
Robinson,; President,
announced
155.
tinued
Universal
in
quisitions
Warner
all
Co),
and
<
it
another
of
Telephone
telephone companies,
156,706
proposes
shares
mon
Odium,
Provision
common
common
to
corporation
of
quired
Net
incurred
construction
are
2006.
p.
holdings
shares.
expenditures
Gross
subsidiaries
(Oregon-Washington
three
stock
common
borrowings
programs.
owning all the
company
and
additional,
V.
intends to exercise
presently
its
due
subsidiaries, and
and/or advances to subsidiaries,
United's
companies,
stocks
common
other
for
agree¬
requirements of
in
construction
1957
into
debentures
short-term
short-term
requirements
their
during
entered
fund
debentures
repay
$21,000,000.
principal
the
repay
price of $22 per share on or before Oct. 31, 1957.
Alter sale of
400,000 shares, Atlas will continue to hold the purchase Warrants
and 3,153
common shares;
and it has advised the company that it
a
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
This
1957,
the
•
the
finance construction
to
be
at
company
has
sinking
investors.
sale
$1,000,000
remainder to make investments
the
to
also
6%
According to the prospectus. Atlas now owns 403,153 shares (27.01%J
of
the outstanding common
stock of Walt Disney Productions and
purchase warrants entitling it to purchase an additional 153,5.i3 shares
The
bonds
thereafter
at
100%;
at
may
with
be
redeemed
at
102%
1, 1972.
on
or
to and including July
accrued interest in each case.
101%
up
1,
prior to July 1, 1W>2;
1965; and thereafter
used by the
pay
in part the cost of constructing a new church and
building.
The estimated cost of the new const.ructior
.is $1U'2,o92.
This includes the purchase price of the new site, namel), $2 ,
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
will
be
^cational
54
(77")
STATE AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND
school building bonds.
ALABAMA
„o
M, S. Ken-
—
nemer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $500,000
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
1982 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1957.
Athens, Ala.
Warrant Offering
Dated Oct.
general obligation refunding
water works warrants. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1959
to 1987 inclusive. Warrants due in
1968 and thereafter are callable as
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Francisco.
San
Hughson Union High Sch. District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
school!
Bond Sale—The $435,000
of
bonds
terest
p. 467—were
Sept. 1, 1967. Principal and in¬
payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder. Legality
ap¬
offered Aug.
12
—
v.
186,
awarded to a group
composed of Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant, tion, San Francisco; Dean Witter
All & Hose, of Birmingham.
& Co.; William R. Staats & Co.;
J. Barth & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Birmingham Houting Authority,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Stone &
Alabama
Note Sale—The $4,998,000 notes Youngberg; Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
offered Aug. 13 were awarded as liams; and C. N. White & Co., at
a
price of 100.06, a net interest
follows:
cost of about 4.24%, as follows:
.$3,998,000 notes to Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, at 2.60%, includ¬ $165,000 5s. Due on Sept. 15 from
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
ing $2,935,000 at a premium
60,000 4s. Due on Sept. 15 from
of $48, and $1,063,000 at $17.01
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
premium.
1,000,000 to the Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, at 2.58%, plus a
premium of $11.
ALASKA
90,000 4V4S. Due on Sept. 15 from
1973 to
30,000 3y2s. Due
1979 to
Palmer, Alaska
sold
improvement
to
the
bonds
National
on
Sept. 15 from
1982 inclusive.
Ktngsburg Joint Union School Dist.,
Fresno, Kings and Tulare Counties,
California
Bend Sale—An issue of $200,000
street
1978 inclusive.
was
Sale—The $150,000 school
Bond
Securities
building bonds offered Aug. 13—
v.
Corp., of Seattle, as 5s.
186, p. 571—were awarded to
the Security-First National Bank
Sitka Independent School District,
of
Los
Angeles, at a price of
Alaska
Bond Sale—An issue of $85,000 100.02, a net interest cost of about
4.29%.
/
general obligation school building
bonds
sold to the First Bank
was
of
Sitka, as 4s. Dated June 1, 1957.
Due on June 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.
Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz,, of Seattle.
CALIFORNIA
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District Zone
No• 6 (P, O. Oakland), Calif.
.
♦
Btond Offering — Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PDST) on Aug.
20 for the purchase of $150,000
flood control bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
„
1957. Due
on
Oct.
1
from 1958
to
inclusive.
1987
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
(A-O)
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
terest
Anaheim Union High School Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Bids will be
re¬
ceived until Aug. 19 for the pur¬
chase of $1,830,000 school building
bonds, it is reported.
Anaheim
City School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 school building
bonds, it is reported.
Antelope Valley Joint Union School
District, Los Angeles and Kern
Counties, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
Harold
J.
Ostly, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Los
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $1,000.000 building bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
1
(A-O)
payable at
the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the County's fiscal agency in New
York City or Chicago.
Encinitas
San
Bond
Union
School District,
Diego County, Calif.
Offering —R.
B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
San
Diego,
until 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on
Aug.
27 for the purchase of
$159,000
Los
Angeles School Districts, Los
Company; Reynolds &
NEGOTIATIONS
Co.; Laden-
burg, Tnaiman & Co.
Barth
&
Co.;
,
*■
,
&
Co., Inc.; Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc.; Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.; Barr Brother^ & Co.; Cen¬
tral
Republic
Company
(Inc.);
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas City, Mo.; City National
Bank & Trust Company of Chi¬
$44,000,000
bonds offered x\ug. 13 — v. 186, cago; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Ernst 8c Com¬
p. 156—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed
by thq, Bank of pany; Field, Richards 8c Co.; Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Company, " Inc.;
America National Trust & Savings
Ginther & Company; Laurence M.
Association, of San Francisco, and
Marks & Co.; New York Hansejointly managed
by the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City, atic Corporation; Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.;
and Lehman Bros., as follows:
Spencer Trask & Co.; Stone &
$34,000,000 City High School Dis¬
Thbrnton, Mohr &
trict bonds as 4s, at a price Youngberg;
of 100.428, a basis of about Farish; Wood, Struthers & Co.; H.
E. Work & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
3.967%.
Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
10,000,000 City School District
Inc.; Julien Collins & Company;
bonds
as
4s, at a price of
Commerce Trust Company, Kan¬
100.415,
a
basis
of
about
sas City, Mo.; Dominick & Dom3.968%.
inick; Goodbody & Co.; Hayden,
Other members
of the syndi¬
Miller & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.;
cate:
The Illinois Company, Inc.; KalThe First National City Bank of
man
& Company, Inc.; Kenower,
New York; Bankers Trust Com¬
MacArthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy
pany;
Harriman Ripley & Co., 8c Williams; Irving Lundborg &
Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald
Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
& Company; McDonnell &
Co.;
Guaranty Trust Company of New Wm.
J.
Mericka
&
Co.,
Inc.;
York; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First Northwestern National Bank of
Boston Corporation; Smith, Bar¬
Minenapolis; Rand & Co.
ney & Co.; Security-First National
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Stern
Bank,
Los
Angeles;
American Brothers & Co.; Taylor and Com¬
Trust
Company, San Francisco; pany; Third National Bank in
California
Bank,
Los
Angeles; Nashville; Tripp & Co., Inc.; R.
Sale
—
The
Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust
Company of Chicago.
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
The
Northern
Trust
Company;
Weeden &
Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres
& Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Drexel &
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; R. H.
Moulton
&
Company;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Shields & Company; The
First National Bank of Portland,
Ore.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis.
Seattle-First
National
Bank;
Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; A. C. Allyn and
Company; Inc.; The Philadelphia
National
Bank; White, Weld &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion; Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Dean
Staats
Witter
&
&
Co.;
Co.; William R.
Mercantile Trust
Sutro Bros. & Co.; Talmage
& Co.; Thomas & Company; Tiiney and Company; Van Alstyne,
Noel
& Co.;
Winslow, Cphu :8c
Braun, BosAlex Brown 6c
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; EAaStetson; Harold E. Wood & Com¬
brook & Co.; Fidelity Union Trust
Company, Newark; Hallgarten & pany; Zahner and Company; Fred
D. Blake & Co.; Crutteiiden, PpCo.;
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; A. M. Kid¬ desta & Co.; Shelby Culiom Davis
der & Co., Inc.; Laidlaw & Co.; 8c Co.; Demspey-Tegeler 8c Co.;
Lee Higginson Corporation; F. S. Dittmar & Company, Inc.; First,
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis;
Moseley & Co.; .John Nuveen &
Co. (Inc.); Schoellkopf, Hutton & The First National Bank of St;
Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Paul; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
& Co.; Trust Company of Georgia. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Frant^ HUti&
Co.; Glickenhps &
B.
J. Van Ingen & Co. lnc;'; chinson
American Securities Corporation; Lembo; J. A. Hogle &.C6.; MeAndrews & Wells, Inc.; Bache & Donald-Moore & Co.; D. A: Piricus
Co.;
Bacon,
Stevenson &
Co.; & Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; SeaBacon, Whipple & Co.; Baxter & songood: & Mayer; T own s en d,Tyson; . WachdVia:
Company; A. G. Becker & Co., Dabney • and
Inc.; William Blair & Company; Bank and Trust Company; Arthur
Coffin
&
Burr,
Inc.;
Dick & L. Wright & Co., Inc.; E. Ray Al¬
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & len & Company; Iri£«; The Conti¬
nental Bank and Trust Company,
Company, Inc.; Francis I. du Porit
Lake
City, Utah; yDoli &
& Co.; First of Michigan Cor¬ Salt
Inc.; The
First - of
poration; Gregory & Sons; Ira Isphording,
Arizona Company; Hannahs, BalHaupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
iin & Lee; W. L. Lyons & - Co.;
Co.; Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Hutchinson
f • Co.;
Company; W. E. Hutton & Co.; McMaster
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Newburger, Loeb & Co;.; vJ.. A.
Rhoades & Co.; W. H. Morton & Overton & Co.; Pierce, Garrison,
Co., Inc.; National Bank of Com¬ Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffrtfy &
merce
of Seattle; National State Hopwood;
Soden ' Investment
Bank> Newark; Roosevelt & Cross, Company; Wagenseller
Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; F. S. Inc.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes $c Co.; J
Ellis & Co.; Jones, CosgroVe &
Smithers & Co.
Stroud & Company, Inc.; G. H. Miller; The Weil, Roth & Irving
Walker & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold Co.; C. N. White & Co.;vWulff,
J.
worth & Co., Inc.;
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Lombardo,
&
Smith
Stubbs,
Inc.;
D.
White
Hansen & Co.
-vi;
;
.
:
,H.,: ■■
Los
Bond
Angeles, Calif.
Offering —Walter C. Pe¬
terson ,
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 10
Sept.
on
from; 1958
1
clusive.
3,000,000
to
on
1977 in¬
and
*
•
park
basis
a
Protection
District,
Bond Sale—The $3o,000 general
obligation fire house and improve¬
ment -bonds * offered
Aug. 12—
v.
186, p. 571—were awarded to
the
Bank
of America National
Trust & - Savings Association, of
San Francisco.
Santa Monica Unified School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
:r Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids, at his office in Los Angeles
until
for
9
(PDST)
purchase < of
a.m.
the
.
Sept. 3
on
$5,000,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from 1958 to
1
Principal
and
1977
interest
(A-O)
payable x at the • County
Treasurer's office, or at any fiscal
agencies >of-the County
City or Chicago.
in
New
York
Unittea School District, San
Trona
Bernardino County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$79,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 12—v. 186,
466—were awarded to Schwa¬
bacher & Co., as 4V4S, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of about 4.23%.
p.
Riverside
West
School
District,
Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The' $ii 1,000 school
■
-.
bonds offered Aug. 5—
building
186, p. 467—were awarded to
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
4.52%, as follows:
v.
$15,000 5s.\ Due on Sept. 1 from
" 1958 to I960 inclusive.
;
<;
96,000 4V2S,
Due on Sept. 1 from
;
'
1961 to 1979 inclusive.
COLORADO
Mesa
(P. O. Grand
Colorado
No. 51
^
Junction),
\
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
-
Valley School Dist.
County,
.
recreation
100.31,
Diego County, Calif.
follows:vfe*1
Oct.
.„
Fire
San
(PDST)
$2,000,000 library bonds;' Due-
4s, at
3.89%.
Santee
purchase Of
obi i g a t 1 o n
general
as
about
of
for the
11
$5,000,000
bonds, as
a.m.
receive
Angeles,
$440,-
sold to
1958 to 1977 inclusive. : "
5 *•
Kirchner,' Ormsbee & • Weisner,
Inc., as 3j/2s, at par. Dated Aug.
Dated Oct. 1,1957. Principal and
1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958
interest (A-O) payable at the City
bonds.
Due
OCtV l
on
from
Treasurer's office, or at any fiscal
or
Chicago.
Legality
Angeles.
Merced
Offering
COMNECTICUT
—
E. T. Johnson,
Scheppach, Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the office
of
Day,
Main
St.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(DST)
bids at his office in
chase
11
(P. O. Madhon)\ Conn.
Offering — Arthur
G.
Bond
City Sch. District, Merced
County, Calif.
Bond
Merced, until
Berry & Howard, 750
Hartford, until 2 p.m.
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$425,000 school bonds.
on
of
(CDST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $530,000 school bonds.
Dated
Dated
Legality approved
I
a.m.
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
from
1958
Principal
to
and
1977
on
Sept.
inclusive.
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
•
City High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Company; Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc.; Barcus, Kindred & Com¬
1958
Bond Sale—The $206,000 school
Ellis &
Simmons; bonds offered July 30 —^ v. 186,
Harrison, Inc.; A. Web¬ p. 262—were awarded to the Bank
ster
Dougherty & Co.; Fahey, of America National Trust & Sav¬
Clark & Co.; Farwell, Chapman &
ings Association,1: of San Fran¬
Co.; Federation Bank and Trust cisco, as follows:
--A
Co.; The First Cleveland Corpora¬
$31,000 5s. Due oh Aug. 1 from
tion; The First National Bank of
1962 to 1969 inclusive;":Memphis;
Foster
&
Marshall;
10,000 4s. Due on Aug; 1,1970.
Granbery Marache & Co.; G. C.
165,000 3V2S. Due "on Aug. • 1 from
Haas & Co.; Malvern Hill & Com¬
1971 to 1982. inclusiveV v
'
:
pany,
Inc.; Hooker & Fay; In¬
Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Principal
dianapolis Bond and Share Cor¬
and interest (F-A)
payable at the
poration; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; County
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
The National City Bank of Cleve¬ ity approved
by Orrick,' Dahlquist,
land;
Newhard, Cook
&
Co.; Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
1977
to
inclusive.
by the above-
mentioned Attorneys.
Conn.
New Haven,
Bond
Offering
—
Frederick L
Cronan, City Comptroller, will re ¬
ceive sealed bids until 1:30 p m-
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$325,000 General Pubm
Improvement No. 25
Dated Aug. 15, 1957. Due on Autt.
(EDST)
Petaluma
Sept.
Sept. 15, 1957. Due on
from
15
interest
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved- by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
&
was
inclusive.
1967
Madison
'
.
bonds
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los
to
building
of the City in New' York
agency
City
000
chase
on
of
1959
1987
inclusive.
Blunt
15
Breed
&
Principal and interest payable. f
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thon dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Francisco.
Provident
Savings Bank & Trust
Company; Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.;
John
Small
Union
Bond
School
county,
County,
p.
school
V.
a
366—were awarded to the
Bank of Los
O.
Vernon), Conn'
Sale —The
offered
$1,850,000
Aug.
671—were awarded w
composed of Harris Trus
Savings Bank, of Chid•
186,
p.
group
and
First
Boston
Estabrook
Laird, Bissei
& Co., and K.
■
Corp.:
Co.; Putnam & Co.;
&
Meeds; Rand
& Co., as 4.20s,
White
100.21,,a basis of
at a
about 4.1' ft-
Wallingford, Conn.
Bond
Se-
(P.
bonds
District,
Sale—The
! curity-First National
Bond
cour.
Calif.
$35,000 building bonds offered Aug. 13—v. 186,
i
Vernon
of
':
Kern
ivern
&
Co., Inc.; Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stern, Lauer
& Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Com¬
pany.
Pondham
from
to
pany;
Sale—The
,
?>ztjuu,uuu
$2,300,000
gen
to-
eral obligation bonds offered
15—v. 185, p. 671—were
^»
awaid^
composed of JMorgan & Co., Drexel & Co.,
to
a
group
'
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(779)
FLORIDA
cantile Trust Co., St. Louis; First
Michigan, Corp., Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, W. E. Hutton
& Co., and Kenower, Mac Arthur
& Co., as 3%'gj at a price of 100.33,
a basis of about 3.82%.
of
Waterford, Conn.
Offering
Bond
L.
Selectman, will receive
Burr, First
sealed bids c/o Hartford National
Trust Company, Corpo¬
rate Trust Department, 777 Main
&
Bank
Hartford,
Street,
until
2
school
$400,000
of
(M-S)
payable
National
the Hartford
at
pital
Bank
&
Hartford, or at its
Commerce Branch, in New Lon¬
don. Legality approved by Robin¬
Robinson & Cole, of Hartford.
a
186,
p.
group composed of B. J. Van
terest cost of about
Bond
Hartford, Conn.
Offering—John
Chairman
of
will
nance,
Budds,
Bank
Fi¬
bids
&
at
Trust
Directors Room,
760
Hartford, until 2 p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $6,600,000 bonds, as fol¬
Company,
Main Street,
lows:
?
$4,350,000 school bonds. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
..
1,650,000 general
Due
Sept. 15 from 1958 to
inclusive. :
/
on
1977
I
600,000
bonds.
sewer
Due
on
Sept. 15 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
V
;
clusive.
Dated
.
|
•
Sept.
1957. Principal
15,
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Connecticut Bank & Trust Com¬
|
pany
|
the
at
or
1958
sealed
John N.
—
bids
sealed
of
until
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 incl.
•
'
•
Surfacing: bonds. Due
1
Due
"
on
1977 incLv-
1958 to
I
1,225,000
:•;>/.*•••>•
-
capital
improvement
Sept.
on
1
ties
Due
bonds.
from 1958 to
Sept.
on
1
1977 7in,cl.
250,000 Military Pay bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977
on
j
i
incl. "
The
v'
'
bonds
offered
|
|
j
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
&
Washburn,
\
•
Bond
of
York
New
inclusive; $1,200,000 4V4s, due
011
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1967
inclusive, and $3,300,000 3V2S,
due
Sale—The
awarded
to
Savings
pub¬
offered
$450,003
Bank,
The
Schmidt Poole,
jointly,
as
a
4s,
Harris
—
were
&
Trust
Chicago,
and
Parke,
Roberts &
at
a
of
price
Aug.
1967
to
and
Dillon,
John
$825,000
inclusive.
1978
syndicate:
Trust
Co., of Chicago;
Ingen & Co., Eastman
Van
J.
to
Aug. 1 from 1968
on
Other members of the
B.
1959
$300,000 4V4s,
from 1964 to
1
inclusive,
41/2S, due
to
from
1
Aug.
Union
Securities & Co.,
Co., A. C. Allyn
Nuveen
&
Co.* Blair & Co., Inc., Equitable
Securities. Corporation,
Horn&
Weeks, R. S. Dickson &
Trust
of
Company
Georgia,
Atlanta; Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.* Leedy*. Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc., Pierce,, Garrison & Wulbern,
Inc., Rand & Co., Stranahan, Harris
Co.
&
•'
Courts
&
Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., G, C. Haas & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
Atwill & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Interstate Securities Corp.,
Nohgard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
Doll &
Isphording, Inc., Tilney &
Co,, Clement A. Evans & Co., and
&
Co., at
building
bonds
sold
was
to
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
of
Philadelphia,
of
100.30,
a
as
43,4s, at
a
price
basis of about 4.71%.
Dated Aug. 1,1957.
from 1958 to 1980
Due
on
Aug". 1
inclusive.
F-A.
In-
capital
offered
Bond
Beach,
Sale—An
issue
Fla.
1958
sold
of
$450,-
and
improvement bonds was
to Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish,
jointly, at
a
price of 97.02,
about
.
Due
5.37%.
to
thereafter
and
Dated
July
callable
are
as
of
Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Chicago.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
win,
1980
to
15—v.
net
a
Other
28
the
Aug.
clusive.
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
are
receive
on
purchase
the
of
1958
due
Bald¬
(EST)
a.m.
$410,000 improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
on
M.
will
Manager,
for
reve n u e
1957.
in
callable
Due
1977 in¬
to
1966
as
and
of Aug.
1965.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Guaranty
Trust
Company,
of
New
York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
1,
4.60%,
as
from
1
by
Due
the
Town
1
p.m.
until
Aug. 26 for the pur¬
$267,000 sewage works
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
July .1 from 1960 to 1987
on
inclusive.
Callable
1986
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
members
of Fremont.
as
of
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
lee
Miller,
&
of
Monon, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
the
group:
186,
the
to
$155,000 sewage
572—were awarded
p.
City Securities Corp., as
a price of 100.81, a basis
514s, at
Southwestern School Building Corp.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, White, Weld & Co., R. W.
Prtssprich & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Lee Higginson
Corp., F. S. Smithers & Co., Pierce,
Carriscn & Wulbern, Inc., Bacon,
&
Co., Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Good body & Co., Hay den,
Miller & Co., Field, Richards &
Co., Courts & Co., and Ellis & Co.
about
(P.
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
will
until
1
Bonds
(P. O. Champaign), III.
Offering — E. A. Colbert,
Secretary of Board of Education,
bids
until
8
(CDST) on Aug. 22 for the
purchase of $1,250,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
p.m.
for
the
27
due
in
callable
1964
as
the
at
therafter
and
of
July
bids
20
Clerk,
until
for
1958
to
1976
approved
by
bonds,
Iowa
7
Paul
—
will
as
Hubert,
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
follows:
sealed
Aug.
$35,000
on
of
proved
$20,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
June
1
from
clusive.
1958
to
1966 in¬
Callable at any time,
15,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
on
1967
inclusive.
Nov.
1
from
1958
to
The
bonds are dated Sept.
1-, ?
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister,
Carpenter,
Ahlers
&
Cooney, of Des Moines..
Winterset, Iowa
Bond
Offering
of
Light and
,
Sim¬
D.
the Board
Municipal
of
Elec¬
Power Plant, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m:
(CST)
Aug.
oh
for
21
the
pur¬
chase of $250,000 electric revenue
bonds.
KANSAS
,
,
Kansas
City Land Clearance
Redevelopment Authority, Kan.
i"
Sale—The $3,129,000 notes
Note
offered
Aug. 13 were awarded
$1,500,000
as
follows:
pay¬
National
Farmers
of
the
*
O.
—
Secretary
mons,
Trustees
1963.
1,
Vermilion
Independent School
District, Ind.
Bond Offering—E. H. Lien, Dis¬
Chase
to
Manhattan
Bank, of New York, at 2.53%
interest, plus a premium of
$17.
Shelbyville. Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
trict
from
Offering
p.m.
$1,190,000 first mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Bank of
Bond
sealed
Warren Com-
—
Secretary,
able
County Community
receive
Shelbyville), Ind.
bids
Aug.
on
1
Legality
Salix,
tric
-
Principal and interest (J-J)
Unit School District No. 4
will
O.
stock,
are
ILLINOIS
5.16%.
Bond Offering
sealed
27
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
bonds offered Aug.
revenue
13—v.
Aug.
on
1957.
Merrill
Champaign
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Legality approved by
of
Stevenson
Due
of
July 1,
1968. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First National Bank
works
(CST)
p.m.
on
of
revenue
Oct. 1 from
1,629,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, at 2.57%, plus $26.06.
KENTUCKY
Danville, Ky.
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
Bond
Sale
The
$40,000 im¬
1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
26 for the purchase of $350,000
provement assessment bonds of¬
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
school
building
bonds.
Dated fered Aug. 13 — v. 186, p. 672—•
terest (M-N ) payable at a bank or
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from were awarded
to
the
Security
trust company in Illinois as may
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal Bond Co., and Russell Long & Co.,
be agreed upon between the pur¬
and interest (F-A) payable at a
jointly.
chaser and the District.
Legality
banking institution to be desig¬
Jefferson County (P. O.
approved by Chapman & Cutler, nated
by the successful bidder.
of Chicago.
Louisville), Ky.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Bond Offering—C. F. Dearing,
Cook County Community High
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Fiscal Court Clerk, will receive
of Minneapolis.
School District Nq. 231 (P. O.
sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CDST)
Evergreen Park), III.
IOWA
on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
$1,170,000 school building revenue
building bonds offered Aug. 8—
Davenport, Iowa
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due
v.
186, p. 468—were awarded to
Bond Sa le—An issue of $493,000
on Sept.
1 from 1958 to 1972 inr
a
group composed of B. J. Van corporate purpose bonds was sold
elusive.
Bonds due in 1963 and
Ingen & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & to the Harris Trust & Savings
thereafter are callable as of Sept,
Co.; and Allan Blair & Co., at a Bank, of Chicago, and the White1962. Principal and interest
price of 100.005, a net interest cost Phillips Co., Inc., of Davenport, 1,
(M-S) payable at the Bank of
of about 4.22%, as follows:
jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
Louisville, Louisville. Legality ape$425,000 4y4s. Due on Dec. 1 from 100.59, a basis of about 3.58%.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1958 to 1974 inclusive.
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
In¬ Chicago, and Grafton & Grafton,
25,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1975.
of Louisville.
50,000 4V4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1976. terest J-J.
NOTE
The foregoing supple¬
Illinois College (P. O.
Estherville, Iowa
ments the report in our issue of
Bond Sale—The $192,000 sewer
Jacksonville), III.
Aug. 12—v. 186, p. 672.
Clerk,
will
—
Bond
Offering
—
President
Caine will receive
Vernon
L.
sealed
bids until 6:30 p.m.
(CST) on Aug.
27 for the
purchase of $200,000
non-tax exempt dormitory reve¬
nue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956.
on
Dec.
from
1
Interest
1959 to
J-D.
Lincoln
by Isham,
of Chicago.
approved
Beale,
1996
Legality
&
revenue
and
—v.
186,
bonds
sewer
Aug.
13
offered
Bond
Fort
eral
fered
gen¬
obligation sewer bonds of¬
Aug. 13 — v. 186, p. 468 —
to
awarded
were
Beh
Dodge, Iowa
$31,000
Sale—The
Bond
Carlton
the
D.
price of
basis of about 2.88%.
Co.,
100.04,
2.90s,
as
a
at
a
Bond
Hall,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
purchase of
$925,000 sewage
works revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
oil
Aug.
on
Jan.
27
1
for
from
Bonds
clusive.
are
the
1961
due
1990
to
in
callable
1969
as
in¬
and
of Jan.
1968.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First State
Bank, of Decatur, or at the Mer¬
chants
National
Bank
&
Trust
of Indianapolis, or at
the City National Bank & Trust
Company, of Chicago, at the hold¬
er's option.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Company,
School Building Corp.
(P. O. Lafayette), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The $750,000 first
East-Tipp
mortgage
revenue
bonds
Sale—The
Bond
offered
offered
Aug. 12
$77,000
were
bonds
awarded
as
follows:
to
construction bonds
street
$51,000
First
of Iowa
Offering
15
from
1959
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Aug. 19 for
the
purchase of $180,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
rectors,
will
until 2 p.m.
1976
inclusive.
Saydel Consolidated School District
(P. O. Des Moines), Iowa
Bond
Offering—Ann
callable
will
Directors,
of
receive
Board
sealed
and
oral
bids
inclusive.
1975
to
1962 and thereafter
as
of
Jan.
15,
1961.
LOUISIANA
Crowley, La.
Bond
Offering
City
sard,
—
Clerk,
L.
B. Brous-
receive
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $608,bonds, as follows:
000
$275,000 sewerage bonds.
200,000
recreation
and
park
bonds.
73,000 Youth Center and Recrea¬
tion bonds.
\
60,000 City Hall and
The
bonds
are
Jail bonds.
dated
Oct.
1,
1957.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
J. Farrell,
of
Secretary
Grow.
U.
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
J.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Simpson County Bank,
in Franklin. Legality approved by
26,000 street improvement bonds
to Becker and Cownie, Inc^
Valley Independent School
District, Iowa
Bond Offering — C. Rozeboom,
in
Bonds due
Corp.
Rock
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
20 for the purchase of $200,000
school
building
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1957. Due on Jan.
are
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Ind.
Offering — Miriam
Decatur,
Simpson County (P. O.
Franklin), Ky.
672 —were
p.
awarded to the Carlton D. Beh Co.
INDIANA
1,
Fla.
sealed bids until 11
Aug.
received
bids
inclusive.
on
8
Town
Sealed
—
Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
thereafter
Offering—John
City
Offering
be
chase
1979 inclusive.
2,295,000 4.60s. Due
1,
Bonds due in 1973
July 1, 1967.
of
Bond
(CDST)
spe¬
improve¬
Oct.
on
1964
1965 to
basis
a
July 1 from 1958 to
on
1977 inclusive.
Due
until
for the purchase of
$133,875 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957."
Bond
will
Aug.
about
3,080,000 4V2S. Due
inclusive.
5%
000
of
were
City Securities Corp.; Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., as 5s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
from
price of 100.009,
a
cost
$875,000 6s.
Due
Walton
Fort
Ocala,
Bond Sale—An issue of $229,610
terest
bonds
—
composed of
Fremont, Ind.
Aug. 1
on
inclusive.
obligation
572
p.
group
—
inclusive;
011
basis of about 3.93%.
Sussex County, Greenwood School
District (P. O. Greenwood), Del.
I
1968
inclusive.
on
Bond
'
1,-from
Aug.
011
due
1957.
improvement bonds
Aug. 12 — v. 186, p. 571
I
p.
$6,000,000 Jackson Memorial Hos¬
pital bonds: $1,500,000 5s, due
on Aug;
1 from 1959 to 1963
of
lic
I
186,
syndicate
a
a
4.99%.
Sale—The $6,250,000
.
Dover, Del.
100.57,
15—v.
Aug.
to
Aug. 1 from
on
1974
186,
v.
—
inclusive.
1986
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
at a price of 100.055, a net interest
cost of about 4.50%, as follows:
1,
Sept.
to
186, p. 571—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Smith, Barney
1957.
to
McDonaldrMoore & Co.
dated
are
Principal and interest payable at the Farmers Bank of the
State of Delaware, Dover. Legallor
1,
1959
headed
1957.
•City.
Jan.
467—were awarded to
from
750,000 State Highway Depart¬
ment, Beach Erosion Facili¬
cial
rev¬
Dade County (P. O. Miami), Fla.
Bond
Sale
The
$7,500,000
blower &
1958 to 19777 incl.
•
pur¬
Callable as of Jan. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the North Shore Bank,
Miami 'Beach. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
& Mitchell, of New York City.
Co.,
Due
bonds.
I
the
for
14
Clerk-Treasurer
a.m.
special
28
from
1
re¬
11
1962.
Sept.
improvement
Sept. .1 from
capital,
bonds.
,
1963 to
of
inclusive.
Hard
on
from 1958 to 1977 incl.
1,475,000
•
1
Sept.
bonds. Due on
from 1958 to 1977 incl.
2,000,000
State
Highway
-
1:'
until
Dated
Jan.
on
re¬
6,550,000 State Highway Deparl!
bids
bonds.'
enue
noon
Due
1962
to
84,000 4%s. Due
ment
1,
E. B. Leather-
—
$1,850,000
Northern
/ ment
Sept.
Sept. 1, 1987.
on
Aug.
011
chase
(DST) on Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $21,250,000 bonds, as fol¬
school
1958
Miami), Fla.
Mc¬
lows:
$9,000,000
1
inclusive.
on
Clerk
of
the
Board
County Commissioners, will
1963
Dowell, State Secretary, will
.
Due
Bond Offering
due
ceive
1985
Due
man,
(State of)
Offering
awa?'ded
follows:
1978
Bond
Sept.
on
1,500,000 Dade County Home and
Hospital"'bonds: $375,000 5s,
DELAWARE
.
$16,000 4M>s. Due
interest
ford.
f
to
4V2S.
140,000 4s.
Hartford National
Delaware
367—were
p.
Dade County Port Authority (P. O.
Robinson & Cole, of Hart¬
inson,
Due
1986.
ford., Legality
I
186,
v.
$100,000 water
Aug. 12—
offered
Atwill & Co., as follows:
Bond
5V4s.
from
135,000
Bank & Trust Company, in Hartapproved by Rob-
I
bonds
Aug.
awarded
Tampa, Fla.
$2,225,000
bonds
bonds.
purpose
Mit¬
fol¬
as
—
clusive.
I
Sale—The
revenue
lows:
(EST)
of
receive sealed
Connecticut
the
J.
board
tne
5.34%,
Marshall, Trimble &
of New York City.
Surfside, Fla.
bonds offered Aug.
467—were awarded
revenue
ceive
West
chell,
Bond
Sale—The $2,500,000 hos-^
Trust Company.
son,
Broward
Ingen & Co., Inc.; John Nuveen &
Co., and Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, at a price of 95.05, a net in¬
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
cipal and interest
well,
North
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 20 for the pur¬
chase
Bond
to
Adelbert
—
County,
Hospital District (P. O. Fort
Lauderdale), Fla.
14—v.
'
1
Broward
55
Cutler,
Benton &
of
Chicago,
and
Mosley, of Baton Rouge.
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
56
S
Special School
Mary Parish
St.
No.
District
(P. O.
I
mut Bank of Boston,
sold to
composed of Newman,
Co.; Nuslocli, Beadean &
Smith; Schweickhardt & Co., and
Glas & Co., at & price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.15%,
a
000
1970 inclusive.
to
'
,
:
Y
r.
.Y '
MAINE
186, '
Salomon
at
about
•
*
offered
13
—
|
•
Y*
:
Lyons
and
Weeks,
&
<>
school
v. 186,
w.
:
Peabody, Mass. '
fered
30
at
'v
bonds
water
bonds
186, p.
Kenower,
to
Mac-
of Detroit, as 4Y>s,
system
supply
at " the
to
awarded
were
$210,000
Sale —The
offered
YAi
revenue
same
com¬
group
a
'time
'
L/i:!
'
.//YYYYYYj
MARYLAND
•
Wood,
for
public , school building
'•
bonds.
...
Y
*
5,500,000 general public facilities
bonds.
.
8,750,000 water and sewer
Bond Sale
:
bonds
—
,awarded
15
Aug.
were
the Beverly National
to
price of 100.07,
Bank, as SYis, at a
basis of about 3.23%,
a
of
to
(
basis of about
Y • ■ Y- v
Y
Association (P.
Mass.
Boston,
:
Note
Sale —The
$oou,uuu
Sale
to
follows:
Alger County (P. O. Munsing),
Michigan
Note Sale
The $100,000 road
interest, plus a premium of $115.
July
on
the
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids c/o the National Shawmut
Bank, Trust Department, 40 Water
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Y: "
Y Y;
:::
Y
•
;
.
$100,000 macadam pavement bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1962 inclusive.
50,000
sidewalk construction
bonds.
1958
Due
to
Dated
July
on
from
1
1962 inclusive.
1957. Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
July
Thorndike,
1,
&
Palmer
Dodge,
of
1
Almont, Mich.
Offering— Verne Mcsser,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8
bids
27
the
for
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
Aug.
of $100,000
general obligation sewage disposal
bonds.
Dated March 1,
system,
Due
1957.
Oct. 1 from, 1958
on
1977 inclusive.
and
thereafter
Oct. 1,
to
Bonds due in 1973
are
callable
as
of
1967. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler,
of
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Detroit.
Stone,
V
Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Offering — Fred Looker,
Bond
receive sealed
(EST) on Aug.
19 for
the purchase
of $128,000
bonds, as follows:
City
Boston..
Company, of Detroit.
Clerk,
will
bids until 2:30 p.m.
Easton,
Bond
Mass.
Sale—The
$150,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 15 — v. 186,
p. 672 — were awarded to Estabrook & Co., as 3.80s, at a price
of
100.08,
basis of about 3.78%.
a
Fall River, Mass.
Bond
Offering
Zabrasky,
City
—
Frederick
Treasurer,
will
Shawmut
Bank,
40
Due
on
storm
Aug. 1
from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
1968
in
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
from
4,000
general
sewer
obligation
bonds.
Due
on
storm
Aug.
1
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
school
project bonds. Dated Sept.
I, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1953
to 1967 inclusive. Principal and
and
interest
State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor:
payable
mentioned
Bank.
at the aboveLegality
ap-
proved by,Ropes, Gray, Best, Coo-
iidge & Rugg,.of Boston.•
n
.•<•
.»
-.f
Dated
Legality approved by Miller, Caniield. Paddock & Stone,- of De¬
troit. *
•*
...
<"
Offering
as
interest
B
1967.
(J-D)
W.
B.
sealed
ceive
Bank
bids
Trust
&
-
the
at
o n
Vehicle
offered
469—were
Highway
composed
186, p.
8—v.
Aug.
awarded
to
a
Company,
Corp.; Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.',
and
Rand & Co., at a price of
100.08, a net interest cost of about
3.58%,
4V2s.
Due
Aug.
on
1963 to
on
Dated
indebtedness.
Due
1957.
interest
rent
Aug.
inclusive.
1966
to
on
Inc.
Aug.
of
15,
15 from 1958
Principal and
(F-A) payable at the cur¬
bank of the City in
official
$40,000
highway fund bonds of¬
Aug. 14—v. 186, p. 673—
to Walter J. Wade,
Emmett), Mich.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 22 for
the
purchase of $18,000 school
Dated July
bonds.
on
1, 1957.
Due
July 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
ens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Kingston
Bond
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Offering
of
$225,000
school
thereafter
and
1977
callable
are
1, 1968. Prin¬
of July
as
cipal and-interest (J-J) payable
a banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Whitehall, Mich.
$70,000
Sale —The
Bond
Hall
186,
p.
offered
bonds
56
—
to
Curtis.
awarded
were
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
O.
Ypsilanti Township (P.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
Bond Offering
City
i0 —v.
auiy
Ralph Ander¬
—
Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Aug.
to
1966
1964
for the
20
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
and
are
due in
callable
1, 1959. Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
of June
as
offering of $93,000 bonds was can¬
celed.)
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
$1,400,000 motor vehicle highway
on
fund
Due
bonds.
Dated
June
on
1
June
from
thereafter
I,
callable
are
1957.
1,
1958 to
inclusive. Bonds due in
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Ravenna Fourth Class School Dist.
No. 24, Mich.
Bond
Offering
R. C. DeCamp,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
^
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
p.m. (EST) on, Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $65,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1958
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
are
1,
Principal
1960.
callable
to
1970
1961
as
and
of
School
and
of June
as
MINNESOTA
Carver County
1972
1970
1968.
and
April
interest
tution
to
be
a banking insti¬
designated by the
successful bidder.
St. Ignace. Mich.
v.
186,
Sale —The
bonds
$70,000 motor
offered
264—were
July
15—
awarded
Independent Consol.
(P. 0.
District No. 28
Bongards), Minn.
Bond Sale—The
•
—
v.
18o,
469 — were awarded to Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and WoodardEllwood & Co., jointly, at a pnee
p.
of
100.01,
interest
follows:
net
a
about 4.34%, as
cost oi
$40,000 3.90s. Due on Feb.
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
1 h'om
45,000 4.30s. Due on Feb.
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
1 from
25,000 4.40s. Due on Feb.
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
1 V°m
The
bonds
terest of
Feb. 1,
bear
additional in¬
1, 19°°
1% from Feb,
1959.
Crow Wing
District
School
County Common
(P. O. Garrison),
No. 2
Minnesota
Offering—B. W. Uhm
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids untilif r •
Bond
23
for
the
of $3b.
Datcd^ man
Sept. 1 from 19°
purchase
bonds.
school building
to
1, 1957.
Due on
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
McDonald-Moore & Co., jointly.
to ,1977
inclusive..
p.
build¬
$110,000
ing bonds offered Aug. 6
(A-O) payable at
vehicle
purchase
iii
clue
Krepke, City Clerk, will receive
until 7:30 p.m. (EST.)
Huron, Mich.
Offering — Robert
sealed bids
gert, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 20 for
July 1
on
ing institution designated by the
successful bidder.
(The July 23
Bond
the
July 1, 1957. Due
from 1960 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
E.
Port
Bond
Arvin F. Win-
—
school
Dated
interest
successful
Bond Offering—James E. Bren-
8
for. the
•
Detroit.
Emmett, Riley and Kenockee Twps.
School District No. 7 (P.O.
until
bids
26
(EST)
purchase of
$20,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
motor
1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
City, Chicago or De¬
troit. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
York
will, receive sealed
p.m. (EST) on Aug.
purchase of $400,000
site and building bonds.
Education,
son,
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
tution to
be
designated by the
New
E.
Holly,. Secretary of the Board ot
on
Sale—The
awarded
No. 5
(P. O. Whitehall), Mich.
Bond
Offering
Leland
1
Aug. 1 from
1972 inclusive.
vehicle
wore
School District
Lake
White
follows:
as
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
fered
Moorman, of Detroit.
group
gan
Room
certificates
machines
voting
(P. 0
1,
1967. Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Berry, Stevens &
Michi¬
the First of
of
000'
Fund
Detroit
1016, State and Griswold Streets,
Detroit, until noon (EST) on Aug.
20
for the purchase of $432,000
District
at
Muskegon, Mich.
d Y Sale — The
$1,250
Bond
—
call¬
are
Principal
payable at a
bank or trust company designated
bv
the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
of June 1,
able
915,000 3 V2s. Due
N. Y., will re¬
tion, Jamestown,
June
1, 1957. Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
Bonds due
thereafter
and
and
15
Waldrip,
Vice-President,
Auto¬
matic Voting Machine Corpora¬
sive.
90,000 general obligation sanitary
sewer
bonds. Due on Aug. 1
Water
St.,
Boston, until noon (DST) on Aug.
21
for the purchase of $130,000
assessment
bonds.
24,000 special assessment sanitary
sewer bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1
B.
receive sealed bids at the National
special
sewer
June 1 from
on
Ovid, Mich.
nan,
$10,000
Due
1958 to 1986 inclusive.
Detroit, Mich.
Certificate
n
Bonds due in 1968 and
are callable as of June
inclusive.
Dated
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
awarded to Kenower, Mac-
Arthur &
inclusive.
186
'
School
Buren
8—v
and site bonds. Dated June 1,1957,
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 19||;{
school
purchase of $955,000
and building bonds.
site
15
Due on July
1,590,000 3y2s.
—
-r-werq
Brockton, Mass.
Bond Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
from 1958 to 1962
Aug.
YY
,
Y
ericks, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 27 for
notes offered Aug. 9—v. 186, p. 572
:
'
•
,
Van
County Central School Dist.
(P. O. Scottsville), Mich.
Bond Offering—Elmer L. Fred¬
$335,000
Due
4s.
offered
boncts
Mason
bonds
MICHIGAN
$1,010,000
&
Miller,
Canfield, ■: Paddock
Stone, of Detroit.
YyY'YY
Motor
cost of about 3.59%,
interest
Supply 4 System
368.
bids were
$785,000 Water
Mo.
1
revenue
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.- (EST) on Aug. 26 for the
purchase
of $1,000,000 building
com¬
Bosworth & Co.: Illinois
Company of Chicago; Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Folger, Nolan,
Flemmg-W. B. Hibbs & Co., arid
Randr& Co., at a price of'100.03, a
the
for
1, 1962. 'Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
673—
Braun,
''
Belleville), Mich. /
Bond Offering—Robert A.
Hay
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
p.
posed of Bankers Trust Co., New
York
City; First Boston Corp.;
net
is/Oiti—1N0
of
;
from 1958 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1963 and
thereafter are callable as of Aug.
1
Aug.
oil
group
186,
a
,
Township (P. O.
Saginaw), Mich.
received
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $100,oou
general
ooligation
library
bonds.
Dated July' 1, 1957.
Due
highway fund bonds
13—v.
Aug.
H.
(EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
.
Bonds
receive
will
Clerk,
City
$2,600,0 0
The
—
awarded
were
as
'
Mich.
Detroit,
offered
loan notes offered Aug. 12—
v.
186, p. 672—were awarded to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, at 2.45%
.
from
motor vehicle
uui-
building bonds
offered
Aug. 13 — v. 186, p. 438 — were
awarded to a group composed of
mitory
$5,000 tempo¬
rary
*
330,000 4s. Due on July 1
1972 to 1982 inclusive.
,Bond
,
i
from
.
,
.
1968 inclusive.
1958 to
90,000 3%s. Due on July 15
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
a
hale-—iiie
20
Thomas
'
—
Oflermg—Everett
Bond
Kent,
Aug. 1, 1957.
$330,000 4s. Due on July 15 from
1957.
1,
Sept.
Co.* at a price
net interest cost of about
3.96%, as follows:
Due on Smith, Barney & Co.; Dwinnell,
&
Hill,
and
Chace,
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬ Harkness
sive/ Principal and interest pay¬ ! Whiteside, West & Winslow, as 4s,
able at the First National Bank of at a price of 100.059, a basis ot
Boston.
Legality
approved
by about 3.99%. The bonds mature
Storey,
Thorndike,. Palmer
& on iviov. 1 from 1958 to 1983 in¬
clusive. ''YYy/ ' YY
Dodge, of Boston.
Y
Dated
Co.,
&
McDonald-Moore
of par, a
Massachusetts Bldg.
O. Amherst), Mass.
of
Inc., Hornblower &
and H, V. Sattley &
school
13
—v. 186, p. 673—were awarded to
the
Middlesex " County
National
Bank of Everett, as 3.10s, at
a
Bond
Aug.
on
.
thereafter
composed of Halsey,
group
Weeks,
Sale—The $100,000
Note
a
y
"
•
Detroit.
Marquette, Mich.
573—were awarded
p.
Stuart & Co.,
remodeling notes offered Aug.
University
The $100,000 sewer
offered
and Hemphill,
Co., as 3Vzs, at a
100.05, a basis of
186,
;
Beverly, Mass.,
i
.
13—v.
Co.,
&
price of 100.19,
3.03%. Y
Y;
MASSACHUSETTS
Y
Y
bonds.
Halsey,
Goldman,
Inc.;
Reading; Mass.
bonds, as follows:
$9,300,000
Co.
Lerprice
,
$750,000
Youth Center bonds offered Aug.
Bond
about 3.47%.
$23,550,000
of
purchase
the
v
&
price
Sept. 12
sealed bids until
receive
&
Sachs
Finance, will
of
Director
composed* of
Stuart
Noyes
Dearborn, Mich.
Sale
—
The.
•
group
(P. O. Towson),
Maryland
Offering — Norman W.
Baltimore County
Bond
3.94%.-
about
100,000 street paving bonds to a
100.07.
of
of¬
368 —
p.
4.46%,
(EST)
p.m.
suc¬
Co., Inc., and Walling,
& Co., jointly, at a
&
chen
"v-
price of par.
a
Additional
Aug.
'
$100,000 gen¬
v.
—
Arthur & Co.,
15—-V. 186, p. 673—
awarded as follows: > > •»
were
July
awarded
wfere
&
ris
posed of Kenower, MacArthur &
$750,000 school bonds to a 'group'.
Co.;
MYDonald-Moore
&
Co.;
composed of Coffin & Burr,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., and Ber¬
Townsend,.
Dabney
&
Tyson,
Inc.;
Townsend, Dabney
& rien
Securities, Inc., ! as 5s, at a
Dwinnel, vHarkness & Hill, and.
Tyson; Estabrook & Co., and
price of 100.0004, a basis of about
.Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 4,^2 s, at
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 4s, at
a price of f00.26, a basis of about
Y ,a price of 100.37, a basis of !4.99%;.v'Y' /Y-'•Y;': •
672—were awarded to a group
composed of Coffin ,& Burr, Inc.,
by the
designated
bid,
will be received by the
Secret-n-v
of the Board of Education
until i
Principal and inter¬
est '(J-J) payable at a banking in¬
stitution
ijon
Michigan
Offering — Sealed
callable as of
are
O
Harbor)
July 1, 1967.
water: bonds
obligation
eral
price of
Sale—The' $850,000
Bond
offered
(P.
Pipestone St., Benton
Stone
; Bend Sale —The
basis of about 3.46%.
*
thereafter
and
. .
Bridgman, Mich.
15—v.°
offered Aug.
Sorter School District
1,
July 1 from 1959 to
1986 inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
Due on
1957.
Legality approved purchase of $40,000 school build *
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1958
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957 jjtiY
to 1983 inclusive.'
Bonds due in by Miller, Canfield, Paodpck, ,& on
July 1 from 1960 to 1965 iu
Stone,,of Detroit.
,Y Y/Y Y.»
1968 and. thereafter' are callable
elusive. Callable as of July 1
19R1
as of July
1, 1967. Principal and
Livonia, Mich.
Yy Principal and interest (J-J)' pay'
interest (J-Jj payable at a bank :
'Bond Sale—The $800,000 motor able" at a
banking institution' to
or ; trust ..company
designated by vehicle highway fund' bonds of|JY\ .desi|natecl by; the ^successful
the purchaser.' Legality approved
fered ; Aug.
12—v. 186; p. < 469— bidder. Legality approved bv iiiL
by * Miller,.- Canfield,, Paddock & were awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
lor, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
$1,380,000
p.
100.31, a
*
District, Maine
Aug.
Y
f
Shafto, Inc., as 3J/2s, at a
Y
:
■ :„5t
,,
Sale-—The $500,000
Bond
bonds
Y Y
f>:' ■■.' •••*•:
School
Fairfield
a
Y
3.92%.,
\ -y
j
of
100.63,
,v
blower
4s,
—
of
.
v.,
—
basis
price
a
.
YSale—The
to;
storm
were , awardedBros. & Hutzler, a$
672
p.
i
\i
■
Norwood, Mass.
"
6*73—were awarded to a
group composed of First Boston
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; Horn186'/
The $200,000
bonds offered Aug. 14
sewer
1, 1957. Due oimSept.
to
1977
inclusive,
bonds
school
Brunswick, Me.
■
19, ig57
.
July
Dated
bonds.
building
" M
•
cessful bidder.
ity; approved bys Storey, Thorn-,
dike, Palmer & Dodge,, of Boston.
,
Dated July
school building bonds.
.1958
from
Bond
—
(DST) on
$200,-
a.m.
Principal and interest payable at;
Bank. Legal-,
112,000 * 4.10s.: Due on April 1
Y ;■
froin 1971 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond Sale
11
40 Water St.,
the above-mentioned
$113,000 4s. Due on April 1
1959
Secretary of Board of
will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
26
for the purchase of $340,000
^construction:.-bonds.
sewer
Dated Sept.
1
—
Education,
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
Y.1
follows:
as
until
Boston,
group
Brown &
Offering
Bond
sealed bids at the National Shaw-1
school building bonds was
Mich.
Willarjd
Blanchard School District,
j
Bent-
Treasurer, will receive Haenke,
ley, City
Franklin), La.
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
v
Bond Offering—-Robert R.
-
'
Gloucester, Mass.
*
*
i
Monday, August
.
,
.
(780)
Bonds due
1969 and thereafter are
callan
Number 5665
186
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1,126,000 special street improve¬
Principal and in¬
Sept: 1, 1967.
of
.
.
ment bonds.
payable at a suitable bank¬
terest
institution to. be.; designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton,
Kyle & Macartney, of St,
ing
1
'
;
,
'V
..
1
'Crookston, Minn,
Sale^-The $45,105.93
Bond
im¬
dated
are
mature
Nov.
Nov.
on
1996
....
1
I,
1....
Sale—The $145,000 gen¬
eral obligation 'school building
bonds offered Aug. 12—v. 186, p.
573—were awarded to the First
Bond
National Bank of St. Paul.
| 1,500,000
;
Aug. 12 — v.
awarded
to
p. - 469 — were
composed ;
186,
.
a
group
-
Co.;
Allison-Williams
J.» M.
Dain & Co.; Piper,Jaffray &
4.20st
$105,000
1960
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
1966
to
60,000 4%s;; Due "on May 1 from
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
135,000 4.70s; Due on May 1 from
■
to 1977 inclusive.
1971
additional
bear
bonds
The
in¬
1.30%: from Nov.' 1, 1957
terest of
Co., Inc.; J. R. Ross
Co.; Thackara, Grant & Com¬
pany and M. B. Vick & Company.
eral
!
I
J.
of
John Nuveen &
Williams
building
school
13—v. 186, p.
to
a
group
M. Dain & Co.;
Co.; The Allison-
Inc.; B a reus, Kin¬
& Moody, Inc.;
Co.,
dred & Co.; Juran
Kalman & Co.;
tional
Bank,
Northwestern Na¬
of
Minneapolis;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaflray & Hopwood; Har¬
Wood
E;
Caldwell.
Co.;
&
Phillips
Co.;
Maonheimer-EgaiV,
Inc.;,.Northern Minnesota National
Bank, of Euluth;. E. J. Prescott &
Co.;
Shauglmessy
&
Co.,
and
Woodard-Elwood & Co., at a price
of par, a
5.02%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
1960
4.70s.
1966
and
875,000
Due
Jan.
on
on
May
h
awarded
May 1, 1969.
to
follows:
Due
August
on
1
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
295,000
Due
3V2S.
1
August
on
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
(State .of)
Offering — Milton
Bond
Due
on
Jan.
1
1974 inclusive.
1968 to
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $80,000,000
State
Building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on May
from
able
Boatmen's
the
at
School District
(P. O. Grenada), Miss.
Sale
—
An issue of
school, bonds
was
Equitable "Securities
3%s
National
Bank, St. Louis, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of-St. Louis.
t
.
>
...
Troy,
,
Bond
Offering
tt
until
received
be
&
Jit'r
n
City Clerk C.
—
B. Watts announces that
Delafield
&
by
Newark.
Hawkins,
tWood, of New York
bids will
7:30
bonds.
N.
District,
Offering
Bond
3Vas.
and
Joseph
—
J.
B'i
bonds.
Dated Sept. .1',
1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive.
Principal and in*:
(M-S) payable at the Lodi
Co.,
Lodi.
Legality
ap¬
Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
by Reed,
proved
June
inclusive.
Interest
1,
1958 to
Le¬
J-D.
gality approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht,. of St. Louis.
&
26 of $100,000
v. 186, p. 674 —
Not
Jersey
Sold
—
building
$500,000
Aug. 12—v.
186,
Bids
bonds
for the
offered
470—were re¬
p.
jected.
MEXICO
NEW
'...
O. R. 1, Billings),
Montana
Bond
Offering
—
sealed
(EDST)
until
bids
p.m.
Aug.1 21 for the
on
2
pur¬
chase of $30,000 Highland-Clinton
District
Water
Dated
extension
bonds.
May 1, 1957,, Due on May 1
from 1953 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and. interest (M-N) payable
the
at
Lincoln
Rochester
Trust
Company, of Rochester. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykcs,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York
City.'
New York
Bond Offering—-Florence Scram-'
lin,
District
—
assessment
bonds
The
street
offered
awarded to
$60,000 special
improvement
Bids will
be
received until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $30,000
school bonds.
2
August
9
were
Harrington & Co., Inc.,
Jackson, Miss.
Offering — Mrs.
sealed bids until 10
"00
for the
bonds,
Legality
as
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of $3,426,-
ment bonds.
improvement
bonds.
Bellmawr Sewerage
Sale—The $2,675,000 gen¬
Bond
obligation water bonds of¬
fered Aug. 13 — v. 186, p. 470 —
eral
awarded
were
'.■■■'■
City.
r
Bond
000
of
posed
to
a
Phelps,
group
Fenn
&
Mercantile Trust Company,
com¬
Geddes
No.
1
purchased
revenue
Inc.; L. F.
Roosevelt &
Bacon, Ste¬
Co.; F./S. Smithers &
&
&
Co.
Cb.;
'
Lec
Higginson
Shearson,
Corporation;
Hammill
&
Co.; WerCo.; Robert Winthrop &
Co.; C. F. Cliilds & Co.; W. E. Hutthcim &
5? Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Spencer
&
Co.
Co.; Rand & Co;; Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
livan & Co.; Boland, Saffin & Co.;
R. H. Moulton &
Co.; National
School
Common
District
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
Sale—The $398,500 school
Bond
Roosevelt &
1958
230,000
to
turers
falo,
of
& Traders Trust
jointly,
as
4.20s,
Co., Buf¬
at a price
100.07, a basis of about
4.19%.
Newburgh Common School District
No. 4 (P. O. Box 487, R. D. 3,
Newburgh), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
Samuel C.
—
Lange, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.. (DST) on
payable at the
Co., Newburgh.
Trust
Columbus
Legality
Delafield
&
by
approved
Wood, of
Hawkins,
New York
City.
Co.;
Due on March 1 from
1960 inclusive.
4!->s.
Due
on
March
1,
New
York City, N.Y.
bonds
via negotiated sale
by
Boland, Saffin & Company, and
associates, as 5V2S. Dated July 1,
J 957. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
dition
to
the
National City
of
price
o.
100.14,
a
;
University (P.
O. 40
Washington Square South),
York
New
Bond
Offering
—
George F.
Baughman,
Vice-President
and
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. ' (DST) on
Aug.* 23
for the purchase of $2,310,000 non
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
on April 1
from 1959 to 1996 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Gerdes, Montgomery & Miller, of
New York City. (The Housing and
Home Finance Agency has agreed
purchase the bonds as 2%s.)
to
North Hempstead Union
District No.
Free Sch.
(P. O. Westbury),
1
New York
Offering— James Posil-
Note
lico, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 12:30 p.m. (DST)
on Aug.
20 for the purchase of $1,500,000
bond
anticipation
notes. Dated
Sept. 5, 1957. Due March 5, 1950.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National City Bank, New
York City,
at any other bank¬
or
ing institution in New York State.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Free School
Union
Bay
Oyster
District
No.
(P. O.
23
Massapequa), N. Y.
Bond
syndicate, in ad¬
First
at
York
New
3.7978%.
The successful
4%s,
basis of about 4.21%.;
S a 1
e
building bonds
v.
—
The $3,140,000
offered Aug. 15—
186, p. 674—were
awarded to a
composed of Kidder, PeaBankers Trust Company; Guar¬
1,520,000 4.10s. Due on March 1
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
anty Trust Company of New York; body & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
365,000 41As.
Due on March 1 Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬ Goldman,
Sachs & Co., R. W.
from 1971 to 1977 inclusive.
rated; Smith, Barney & Co.; The Pressprich & Co., First of Michigan
group
NEW
was
the city of
186, p. 574—were awarded to
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
George
cost to
Bank, included the following:
1961.
—v.
Cross, apd Manufac¬
100.0129 for 3.80s, or a net
$560,000 6s.
provement bonds offered Aug. 14
building bonds offered Aug. 14—
v.
186, p. 574—were awarded to
of St.
lows:
Authority
Sale—An issue of $1,700,-
sewer
Company,
Incorporated;
venson
as
and interest (M-N)
YORK
(P. O. Bellmawr), N. J.
on
follows:
public
JERSEY
R.
$2,000,000 water- -works improve¬
300,000
Putnam
NEW
J.
Skinner, City Clerk, will receive
Sept. 4
A-O.
by Winthrop, Stimson,
& Roberts, of New York
approved
City.
of Jackson.
Bond
Interest
Cross,
p.m.
Louis; Stone & Webster
purchase of $1,500,000
non-tax
exempt' dormitory rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1996
inclusive.
&
Rothschild
will
Clerk,
until
bids
—
Houston, Miss.
Co.,
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
No. 1 (P. O. Cherry Valley),;*/■;
r.
—
Bond Sale
bons
Trask
—
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Cor¬
&
of Portland;
Ira Haupt &
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; First of
Michigan Corporation.
Estabrook & Co.; Geo, B. Gib¬
Roseboom Central School Dist.
Bond Sale —The $40,000,000
Securities
Note
The above bonds were Corp.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Ira Ilaupt various municipal purposes bonds
Holly Bluff Line Consolidated
offered Aug. 15—v. 186, p. 574—
not sold when originally offered
& Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.; Bax¬
School District (P. O. Yazoo
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
ter & Co.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
on July 1—v. 185, p. 2966.
City), Miss.
Quinn & Co.; Commerce Trust headed by the First National City
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bond Sale
An issue of $80,000
Co., Kansas City; Barret, Fitch, Bank of New York, as 3.80s, at
school bonds was sold to the Delta
North & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
a price of 100.193, reflecting a net
Dartmouth College (P.O.
National Bank and the Bank of
cost
of 3.7684%. Com¬
Co.; Rand & Co.; Thomas & Co.; interest
Hanover), N. H.
Yazoo City, jointly, as 3V2S. Dated
Bos worth,
Sullivan & Co., and petition for the issue was provided
Bond Offering
John Meek,
July 15, 1957. Due on July 15 from
Peters,
Writer
&
Christensen, by a syndicate managed by the
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
3958 to
1973
inclusive.
Interest
Chase Manhattan Bank of New
until 10 a.m. '(EDST) on August Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
J-J. Legality approved by Charles
York
terest cost of about 4.25%, as fol¬
City, naming
a
price of
23 for the
&
Morton
Bank
ton
Cherry Valley, Middlefield and
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Yellowstone County School District
No. 8 (P.
receive
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $250,000 school building bonds. Dated
fect in authorization procedure.
sold to the
Dated
Long Branch School District,
Bonds
had to be canceled owing to a de¬
Corporation,
June 1 from
on
$100.-
Securities
H.
Dean Witter & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; The First National
by
Vandewater,
Sykps,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
building
New
Valley County, Nashua High School
District "E" (P. O. Nashua), Mont.
Bond Offering — The proposed
—
W.
Inc.;
proved
J.
Minno, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 26 for
the,..purchase of $195,000 school
West
MONTANA
Aug.
poration;
>
—
School
Lodi
Trust
on
Trust f C ompany;
Webster
&
•
(CDST) on August 30 for the pur¬
of
$155,000 sewage treat¬
works
Stone
,
receive City Bank of Cleveland.
(EDST)
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Third
Delaware Township (P. O.
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of National Bank in Nashville; The
Erlton), N. J.
$425,000
building bonds.
Dated Ohio Company; F. W. Craigie &
Correction
The issue of $310,Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on March 1 Co.; First
Southwest Company;
000 sewer assessment bonds will from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Baker,
be offered on August 27, and not
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Weeks & Co.; G. C. Haas & Co.;.
on August
20 as reported in our Ut the Otsego County National Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
issue of August 12 — v. 186, p. 674.
Bank, of Cherry Valley. Legality
Stern, Lauer & Co.; Thomas &
approved by Vandewater, Sykcs, Company; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Lodi, N. J.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York Wallace,
Gcruldsen & Co.; The
Bond Offering—Joseph D. PasProvident Savings Bank & Trust
City, •
>'■■
cella, Borough Clerk, will receive
Co.; Byrd Brothers; Seasongood &
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Gates and Chili Central School
Mayer; Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
District No. 1 (P. O.
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $*260,Co.;
Penington, Colket &
Co.;
500 bonds, as follows:
Rochester), N. Y.
Rodman &
Renshaw; Arthur L.
Bond Offering—Erwin M. Mor¬
$135,500 general improvement
Wright & Co., Inc.; Farwell Chap¬
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from ris,
District Clerk, will receive man &
Co.; Dreyfus & Co.
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger;
on
125,000 water
bonds.
Due on
Aug. 21 for the purchase of J. M. Dain &
Company, Inc.; MulSept. 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬ $3,623,000 building bonds. Dated
laney, Wells & Company; Rotan,
clusive.
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from Mosle &
Co.; MacBride, Miller &
Th^ bonds are dated Sent. 1, 1957 to 1986 inclusive. Principal Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.; Mcand interest (M-N) payable at the
1957. Principal and interest (M-S)
Junkin Patton & Co.; Tilney &
payable at the Lodi Trust Co., Genesee Valley Union Trust Com¬ Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Lodi.0Legality approved by Reed, pany, of Rochester, or at the
New York Mills, N. Y.
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New Marine Midland Trust Company,
of New York City.
Bond Sale
The $100,000 im¬
Legality upYork City.
terest
ment
-
Co.; Shields & Company.
Mercantile
Brighton (P. O. 2300 Elmwood
Avenue, Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Leonard
A.
Boniface, Town Supervisor,oWill
sealed
p.m.
building bonds
Grenada Separate
1957. Due
inclusive.
1978
to
1959
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
offering
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
Car¬
penter, Secretary of the Board of
Fund
1
&
basis of about
a
■'
4.16%.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White, Weld
—
—
3%s.
price of 100.34,
a
57
.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., and Geo. K. Baum & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 3.57%, as
$300,000
of
Bank
approved
City.
The $595,000 pub¬
improvement
bonds
offered
August 7 — v. 186, p. 470 — were
1,
1967.
4.90s.
from
1972
Due
on
Smith, Barney & Co., and Adams,
McEntee & Co.* Inc., as 4.20s, at
-
MISSOURI
Bond Sale
State
Legality
1965 inclusive.
to
135,000
as
National
chase
Due on Jan. 1 from
$390,000 4.60s.
000
1
Missouri
awarded
were
composed
old
May
lic
Sale—The '$1,400,000 gen¬
obligation
—
011
Kirkwood, Mo.
County Independent Sch.
83 (P. O. Babbitt),
bonds offered. Aug.
573
and
1
1960 in-
s
inclusive, and
;
jMinnesota
,
Offering;;— Charles D.
Mumma, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) ;on Aug.
28 for the purchase
of $295,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
•
Due
^
Bond
No.
District
Bond
Caldwell Township School District,
New Jersey
f
and Nov. 1 from 1966 to 1968
v
,
1, 1959 inclusive.
St» Louis
3%s.
inclusive.
1,520,000 31/2S.
'
Nov.
to
1958 to
;
;<
Hop-
wood, and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
at a price of : par, a net interest
cost'of about 4.70%; as follows:
'
May
on
Trust
bert J. Sims &
and Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1965
.
bonds offered I
Due
from
1
elusive.
.
Sale—The $300,000 park¬
Bond
ing system revenue-
V,,
Nov.
I
Mankato, Minn.
pf
$900,000 3s.
&
&
Company of Georgia, at Atlanta;
Hamp Jones Co.; Kroezc, McLarty
& Co.; Cady & Co., Inc.; National
Bank of Commerce, of New Or¬
leans, and Jackson-Hinds Bank,
of Jackson, as follows:
Minnesota'
,•
Bank
Camden. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City,
;
Others in the account; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Allen & Com¬
pany; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Her¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 13
of Deposit
Guaranty
J86, p. 673—\yere awarded to composed
Bank & Trust Co., of Jackson;
the Polk County State Bank of
White, Hattier & Sanford; Trust
Crookston, as 4.90s, at par.
County Independent Sch.
O. Hokah),
National
proved
bonds offered Aug. 14—v. 186, p.
369—were
awarded to a group
District No. 12 (P.
and in¬
payable at the First
(J-J)
Company,
from
—v,
Houston
inclusive. Principal
terest
Camden
Mississippi (State of)
Bond Sale—The $3,920,000 gen¬
eral
obligation State Institution
\
%
.
bonds
and
..
1958 to 1982 inclusive.*
,
Paul. ;
The
1957
•
(781)
Babylon (P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
$1,125,000 Town
offered Aug. 13 — v.
Bond Sale—The
Hall
bonds
674—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lehman Bros.;
186,
p.
First
Boston
Corporation; Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.
The First National
Bank of Chi¬
C. J. Devine & Co;
Bros, & Hutzler; Kuhn,
cago;
Salomon
Loeb &
Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Company of Chi¬
cago;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Co.;
Corporation, Lee
R.
&
E.
D. White &
Co., Andrews
Pollock
Co., as
&
Higginson Corp.,
Morton
Wm.
and Rand &
Co., W. H.
& Wells, Inc.,
Co.,
41/2S, at a price
basis of
about 4.45%.
of 100.46, a
Monday, August
.
.
.
19, 1957
(782)
J. Stew¬
Bond Offering—Harry
will
Secretary,
District
art,
until
bids
4
re¬
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on Aug. 15 for the pur¬
of
$295,000 bonds. Dated
chase
p.m.
July 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
Meadow Brook
will receive
(DST) on
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $4,000,000 bonds, as follows:
$2,000,000
Delafield
1958
National Bank of
•
Perth, Johnston, Broadalhin, Mayfield, Amsterdam, and Galway
School District No.
1
Oct.
on
Due
from
inclusive.
Oct.
dated
are
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
$479,000 school
Cleveland.
of
Barberton City
building bonds offered Aug. 14—
186, p. 574—were awarded to a
composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Sale
Bond
The
$1,000,000'
offered
school construction bonds
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross; Biair
& Co., Inc., and Manufacturers &
471 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Hay¬
Trust
Traders
4.30s, at
Co.,
Buffalo, as
price of 100.07, a basis
a
of about 4.29%.
'
Central
Cleveland
-v
No.
School
District
(P. O. Smithtown), N. Y.
1
Sale —The
Bond
school
Corp., Burns, Corbett
Pickard, Inc., and Curtiss, House
4s, at a price of 100.69,
basis of about 3.89%.
Co.,
a
as
$2,322,000
offered
bonds
building
&
14
—
awarded
186,
v.
to
a
674
p.
—
were
composeu
group
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Blair
& Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc.; The First of Michigan
Corporation; W. H. Morton & Co.;
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.; Baxter &
Co.; Tilney & Co., and Penington,
Colket & Co., as 4.40s, at a price
of 100.71, a basis of about 4.33%.
Saugerties,
Woodstock and Ulster
Central School District No. 1 (P.O.
Saugerties), N. Y.
Sale
Bond Offering—James W. Hine,
(EDST)
$130,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct.
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
the
National
Central
Cleveland.
Squire,
Prin¬
Bank, of
Legality approved by
Sanders
Dempsey,
&
of
Cleveland.
75,000 4 V2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1974
building bonds. Dated
Due on June 1 from
and
Easton
District
Central
No.
10
Salem
School
(P. O.
Offering—Clarence Coul¬
District
sealed
W.
bids
receive
will
Clerk,
at
office
the
of
Oct.
from
1
1958
Roy
Esq., of Schenectady,
(DST) on Aug. 27
for the purchase of $320,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
11
price
of
100.84,
Worthington, Ohio
Sale
The $84,100 bonds
—
offered Aug.
8
—
awarded
were
186,
v.
to
471
p.
1958
Due
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
1967
to
price of
a
from
100.56,
3.89%.
about
1958
to
terial
highway
fered
Aug.
were
awarded
15
bonds
186,
v.
to
of¬
p.
(J-J) payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
or
at the Cambridge Valley Na¬
tional Bank of Cambridge.
ity
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
New York City.
Legal¬
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
CAROLINA
(State of)
Offering
ing
Oklahoma
—
of
Offering
the
Ira
—
Board
receive
Jordon,
Education,
of
sealed
bids
until
Secretary
of
Sinking Fund, Ted W. Brown,
1
received
at
the
State
Treasurer's
1960 to
4,000
office,
Columbus,
until ®oon
(EDST) on Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $31,000,000 Major Thor¬
oughfare Construction, Series G,
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1957. Due
semi-annually on March1 and Sept.
from
1958
to
the
at
1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the State Treasurer's
National
County
(J-J)
Due from
equipment
pay¬
Treasurer's
,
-«
The $30,000 sewer
—
offered
Aug.
7s—
v.
County, Ra^kwood
Water District (P. O.
Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale
The $300,000 water
system bonds offered July 15 — v.
186, p. 159 —were awarded to
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering—N.
*
W. Hearell,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
:
Education:;
bids
until: 8
&
a
as
Co.,
Inc.,
at
a
price
of
net interest cost of about
1959
to
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
Feb. 1
from
1969 inclusive.
135,000 4V4s. Due
1970 to
on
Northwood, N. Dak.
Bend
Sale—An issue of $35,000
$3,500,000
Portsmouth-Fullerton Bridge rev¬
bonds offered Aug.
enue
186,
p.
group
575
—
were
14 —
awarded to
v.
North Bend, Ore.
Sale—The
works
bonds
186,
the
of
$100,000- water
offered
575—were
p.
a
composed of Ohio Company,
—
The $95,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 13
v.
186, p. 675 — were awarded to
Honnold & Co.
McDonald
& Co., Merrill, Turben
Co., Field, Richards & Co., W.
bonds was sold to Kalman & Co., E. Hutton & Co.,
Ryan, Suther¬
land & Co., Doll & Isphording,
Inc., of Minneapolis, as 5s.
water
and
sewer
utility
revenue
Tulsa,
&
Bond Sale—The
offered
Aug.
Okla.
$2,800,000 bonds
13—v.
186,
p.
575—
".-'v- it'-.
.
•
V.-
.
Kingston School District, Pa.
Bond Sale
The $350,000 gen¬
—
eral
obligation
improvement
bonds offered Aug. 12 — v. 186,
266 — were awarded to the
Kingston National Bank, as 3s,
at a price of 100.16, a basis of
p.
about 2.96%.
County (P. O.
Lebanon), Pa.
r
—
The $200,000
Lebanon
Sale
Bond
.
gen¬
eral
8
obligation bonds offered Aug.
v. 186, p. 471 — were awarded
the Lebanon Valley National
—
to
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
To Redeem Bonds — Plans for
purchase of a portion of its
outstanding
revenue
refunding
and
extension 314%
bonds due
the
and
1988
bonds
system
(Western
Pennsylvania
revenue 2.90%
Extension) due
by the
Turnpike Commis¬
sion.
The
from
bonds
funds
will
purchased
be
deposit with
on
now
the
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
Company, trustee for the credit ol
a
special account in the sinking
fund as provided in the trust in¬
denture dated June 1, 1948. The
special
to
be
314 %
United
Bond
State
States
Aug.
13—
awarded
National
these
%
to
of
Penna.
Sale
Co.,
composed
body
&
Co.,
of
Kidder, Pea-
Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Stroud & Co.,
Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke'
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., C. C. Collings & Co., Thomas & Co., JanDulles & Battle, Inc.,
Fauset,
The
—
$140,000 gen¬
improvement
14 — V- l°b>
'siwarded "to East¬
Dillon, jJnion ^Securities
were "
at
as
^price of lOOvo
basis of " about 2.71%V '
*>•%< %
Bond
,
Pa.
offered Aug.
-370 -L'
a
"
r.
School District,
obligation
bonds
p.
%,
<:;•
Pottstown
Federal
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at par.;;:
Philadelphia 9,
Walnut: Streets,
building bonds offered Aug. 13 —
186, p. 471 — were sold to the
v.
noon
August 22.
on
eral
The
oi
by
1957 at the
principal office of the FideiityPhiladelphia Trust Company, cor¬
porate trust department, Broad &
Bank
-'$1,100,000
Higher Education
—
12
until
Commission
EDST
man
ney,
2.90%
offers for the sale
bonds will be received
Bond
Sale
Board
nance
account contains $698,597
applied to the purchase oi
bonds and $622,517 to be
applied to the purchase of
Portland.
group
Oklahoma
Bond Sale
'
^
the
1978 inclusive.
—
DAKOTA
"+y,
Written,
4s.
—
NORTH
&
bonds.
follows:
$.165,000
.
—
by
proved
—
office, or at
on Aug.
21 for the
the First National City Bank, of p.m. (CST)
Sweet Home, Ore.
Bond; Offering — W. E. Easterof
$115,000 - building
New York City, or at the Northern purchase
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1969 in¬ V Bond Sale
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ Trust
The $50,000 gen¬
Company, of Chicago, or at
ment
eral obligation water
clusive.
Commission, * will
receive the
system bonds
Union
Commerce
Bank, of
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
offered Aug. 13 — v. 186,
p. 675 —
Cleveland, or at the Ohio National Nowata County Independent School
were awarded to the First
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug. 20 for
Nation¬
District No. 40 (P. O. Nowata),
Bank, of Columbus, at the holder's
al Bank of Portland.-the purchase of $175,000 sanitary
^: ; ;V
Oklahoma ~
option. Legality approved
by
sewer bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
Bond Offering—Willie G.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Smith,
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1978
PENNSYLVANIA
Cleveland.
Superintendent of Schools, will
inclusive.
Principal and interest
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. Carlisle Area Joint School
Note
The foregoing supple¬
Author¬
(J-D)
payable at the Hanover
(CST) on Aug. 21 for the pur¬
ity (P. O. Carlisle), Pa.
ments the report in our issue of
Bank, of New York City. Legality
chase of $345,000 building bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Aug. 12—p. 675.
$1,450,approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
000 school revenue bonds was
Rogers County Independent School
pur¬
Ohio (State of)
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
chased via negotiated sale
District No. 27 (P. O.
by a
Claremore),
City.
Bond
Sale
The
Louisburg, N. C.
Carlisle. Legality ap¬
Saul, Ewing, Remick
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Company,
186,
Multnomah
County Independent School
Marietta),'
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Deposit Bank & Trust
of par.
Oregon (State of)
District No. 5 (P. Oi
1957.
and interest
inclusive.
Love
Feb. 1, 1996.
on
1,
Bank, Lebanon, as 2y4S, at a price
370 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Portland.
v.
Due from 1959 to 1962
Sept.
v.
p.
5
1965 inclusive.
1981 inclusive.
1988 have been announced
Bond Sale
bonds
1978 inclusive.
to
Bank
Greshum, Ore.'
Bond
transportation
bonds.
—
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
lows:.
$6,000 building bonds.
States
12
awarded
of Portland.
p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $10,000 bonds, as fol¬
that sealed bids will be
Aug.
were
—
Principal and interest
t
announces
Dated
Union
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Jan.
from
1958
to
1967
inclusive.
4.16%,
County Independent School
District No. 4 (P. O. Olney),
Bond
offered
575
p.
Uniled
the
.
State and of the Commissioners of
the
bonds
186,
100.03,
Coal
will
15
NORTH
of about 3.98%.
Clerk
County
Sale—The $385,000 build¬
Blyth
Company, Niles. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Bond
to
1979
Portland.
High
(Pl O.
Milwaukie), Ore.
com¬
posed
Niles Bank
of
School District No. 5
471—
group
a
r
office. Legality approved by Winar¬
OKLAHOMA
Sept.
Ohio
Clackarnus
able
Ohio
$2,000,000
system
—
1
inclusive.
1967
Sale—The
Dec.
on
%
;t'
..
.
of Portland.
basis of
a
Due
Youngstown,
Bond
Bank
„•
"740,000 4%s. Due
,
National
—
$62,600 special assessment street
improvement bonds as 33/4S,
at a price of 100.21, a basis of
"5
$100,000 water
Aug. 12 — v. 186,
offered
1976. to
575—were awarded to the Firs)
p.
Cart-
Sweney
3.70%.
inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
follows:
as
on
Bay, Ore.
'
.
145,000 4.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1973
OREGON
bonds
Bond
due
to
1974 to 1979
from
Coos
of about
basis
a
3.83%.
1967 inclusive.
a.m.
1
1970
12—v. 186, p.
Aug".
to
Peters,
until
from
of Cleveland, as 4s, at a
& Kraus,
from
1, 1957. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Cambridge), N. Y.
ter,
on
Dated
'
Bond
Due
Oct. 1
inclusive,
and $390,000 3.80s, due on Oct.;
3%s,
$260,000
-
21,500 real estate bonds as 4s, at
Ohio
30,100 street improvement bonds.
Cambridge,
>
storm
sewer : bonds:
$650,000 4s, due on Oct.
I
1960 to 1969; inclusive;
from
Willoughby, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $375,000 special
assessment
street
improvement
1975..
Carlisle
1,300,000
of Warsaw. Legality ap¬
by
Squire, Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
offered
1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
pany,
1972
\
125,000 4.55s. Due 011 Feb. 1 from
due on Oct.
3.80s,
$150,000
(J-D) payable at the
Com¬
and interest
Farmers & Merchants Bank
of Northern Trust Co., of
sealed bids until noon (EDST) 011 Chicago; Bache & Co., First Cleve¬
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.; Rand &
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $142,- land Corp., Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
285 bonds, as follows:
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Burns,
and National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co., of Albany, as 4*4s, at a $112,185 street improvement bonds. Corbett & Pickard, Inc.* Pohl &
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to Co., Inc., and Seasongood & Mayer,
price of 100.33, a basis of about
as 4s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
1967 inclusive.
4.23%.
Creek,
1970
1973.
and
:'
'
3%s, due on Oct. 1 from
to
1973
inclusive; and
000
Principal
inclusive.
1980
to
:
1971.
and
to
1974
from
1
and
-
70,000 4.45s. Due on Feb. 1
506,000 storm sewer bonds: $250,000 3%s, due on Oct. 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive; $100,-
Aug. 28 for the purchase
Aug. 1, 1957
1958
Oct.
on
1979 inclusive.
Education, will
bids until 3 p.m.
sealed
on
of $340,000
p.
White
due
Starts,
E.
Offering—Don
Bond
$300,000
and
clusive;
Warsaw Local School District, Ohio
about
Bond Sale—The $47,731 special
674—were awarded to a assessment
road
improvement
group composed of Marine Trust bonds offered Aug. 12 — v. 186,
Company of Western New York, p. 471—were awarded to the First
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.; Manu¬ Cleveland Corp., as 4s, at a price
facturers and Traders Trust Co., of
100.66, a basis of about 3.87%.
of Buffalo;
Roosevelt & Cross;
Niles, Ohio
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hayden,
Bond Offering—Patrick J. Sul¬
Stone & Co.; Bache & Co.; R. D.
White & Co.; Wood, Struthers & livan, City Auditor, will receive
186,
3.80s.
payable wright & Co.,
cipal and interest (1VI-N)
at
oi/,»ju0 4.ans. Due on Feb. 1,1969.
60,000 4.40s. Due on Feb. I 1970
Elyria Township (P. O. Elyria),
The
—
Due on Nov. 1
1, 1957.
Feb. 1, 196(5'
25,000 4y4s. Due on Feb. 1 1967
30,000 4.30s. Due on Feb. l' 1968!
on
$1,000,000 limited access facilities
and interest (M-N) payable at the
bonds:
$500,000 4s, due 011
Van Wert National Bank. Legality
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
approved by Squire, Sanders &
clusive; $200,000 3%s, due on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Oct. 1 from 1970 to 1973 in¬
Aug. 29 for the pur¬
on
of
chase
$3,475,000
school bonds offered Aug. 13—v.
Bond
Education, will
Clerk of Board of
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
25,000 4.20s. Due
follows:
as
471—were awarded to Ball, Burge
School District, Ohio
!
19(55
Company, at a price of 100.033, a
interest cost of about 3.84%,
net
inclusive.
1968
to
bonds
Chagrin Falls Exempted Village
'■
Aug.
p.
den, Miller & Co., Ball, Burge &
Kraus,
Prescott
&
Co.,
First
&
Smithtown
186,
v.
—
1959
(EST)
group
Aug. 13
Due on Nov. 1 from
Principal
Sept. 1, 1957.
receive
School District,
—
purchase of $100,000 water
improvement bonds. Dated
for the
Clerk of Board of
Ohio
v.
and
dinger,
works
1
Oct.
on
1977
bonds
from
improvement
highway
1958 to
1
inclusive.
1977
bonds.
Dempsey,
(P. O. Amsterdam), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Due
2,000,000
The
S y s t e m
Expressway
to
1957.
.
Central
Finance,
bonds.
approved by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
Legality
of
—
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
County, West Hempstead.
Nassau
City.
Director
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
Ohio
Frank Vogel,
Akron,
Offering
Bond
Steele & Co., and Jenks, Kirklana
were
awarded to -a group com ¬
Grubbs & Keir, as follows:
'
posed of Northern Trust Co., Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, both $10,000 314s. Due on Feb. l
lo^o
Inc., as
of
Chicago;.
Chase
Manhattan j:T0,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. l' ]%()'
a basis of about 4.73%.
15,000 3%s. Due on Feb. l' 1%
Bank,
of New York;
National
!
Van Wert, Ohio
Bank,
of Tulsa;
City National
15,000 3%s. Due on Feb. l' i%o
Bond Offering—John A. Jones, Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City:
25,000 3 %s.' Due on Feb. L 1968
City Auditor, will receive sealed A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; R. J. 1 25,000 4s. Due on Feb.
1, 1964,
bids until noon (EST) 011 Aug. 26 Edwards, Inc.; and Small-Milburn ;•
25,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1
Woody & HeimerBreed & Harrison,
4%s, at a price of 98.505,
Walter,
Inc.,
OHIO
Oyster Bay, Jericho Fire District
(P. O. Jericho), N. Y.
v
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
58
.
!
*
Sharpsville, Pa- ?,
Sale
-7
The $110,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Aug.
12—v. :i86, p. 575—were ^warden
eral
to
Arthurs, Lestrange
4iss, at 100.21.yyv
a
•
'
/
& Co.,-. F
%%
:^RHODC ISLAND
Rhode Island
Bond
Offering
•
(State of)
—
Raymond H.
Hawksley, General Treasurer,
receive
p.m.
sealed
(EDST)
purchase
of
bids
wm
until
August 21 for tne
$6,700,000 bonds, as
on
follows:
$5,100,000 Rhode Island College oi
Education
Building
Iu*bonds. Due on Sept. 1 11
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
r
1,000,000 Blackstone Valley Sevver
District
bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1965 to
elusive.
198- 1
(783)
ties
600,000 Vocational School bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
1977 inclusive.
/
al
Corp.,. First American Nation¬
.Bank,
of
Nashville,
Union
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
General Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Clark,. Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc., at -a: .price of 100.02, a net
1,
Sept.
Dated
1957.
and
ity
interest
approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane,
New York City.
cost
of
about
3.67%,
(EDST)
as
Lebanon,
Bond
improvement bonds offered Aug.
13—v. 186, p. 471—were awarded
the Equitable Securities Corp.,
-
v
&,
r- ''
?.
20,000 31/4S. Due
and
Palmer
1964.
1965. to
•
on
May 1 from
interest
of
cost
follows:
2.93%,
about
j
' '■
^
-v
1957.
net
a
to
as
•
1961 inclusive.
1 from
Callable
1958
~
at
New York 'City.
Big Springs, Texas
Sale—The $50,000 water
works and sanitary sewer system
revenue bonds offered Aug.
13—
v.
186, p. 675—were awarded to
the Columbian Securities Corp. of
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
Bond Sale
—
Bond
The $450,000 bonds
offered August 6 — v. 186, p. 471
were awarded to a group com¬
—
posed of the Harris Trust
ings Bank, of Chicago, r
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
and the First of Michigan
ration,
& Sav¬
Merrill
Beane,
Texas,
v
Corpo¬
1969;
$35,000 3.80s„,due on
1970 and 1971; and
•>
$20,000 3.90s, due on Jan. 1,
v;
1972."-:
•• ;•
" •'
200,000 water bonds, for $125,000
'4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to
1972.
.
Additional Sale
offered at
—
were^
awarded to
John
of
posed
a
pr(ce of par,
3.89%.
Due
1959\ to
';;S«Texas
Jan.
Corp.,'
.
at
;
from
Sept.
:
$130,000
3V4S, at a price of
par, a basis of about 3.89%.
Dated Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1972
inclusive.
This
issue
will
as
additional 1.65% in¬
terest from Sept. 1, 1957 to
Jan. 1, 1959.
carry an
Pennington County, Rapid Valley
Common School District No. 4
Texas
of
follows:
as
1968
inclusive.
1971
to
38,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
1972 to
The
1975 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
M-S.
Interest
1957.
1, 1959.
First
the
to
40,000 4% s. Due on March 1 from
1,
street improvement
bonds,
'
.
$52,000 4^s. Due on March 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
from
1
sold
was
inclusive. This
additional
1972
interest
1957 to Jan.
220,000
may
unlimited tax school house bonds
issue will carry an
1.65%
issue
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
basis of about
a
on
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
by
proved
Sept.
Legality
ap¬
Parkhurst' &
bids
until
receive
will
Comptroller,
City
sealed
Oakes,
B.
Sept.
4 for
the
purchase of $10,000,000 water rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Lacy-Lakeview, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
water works and sewer
system
(P. O. R. 2, Rapid Volley,
Rapid City), S. Dak.
Bond Sale
The $85,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school building
bonds offered August 7 — v. 186,
p. 576
were awarded to Piper,
tax
bonds
was
sold
to
a
group
—
J
composed of jNlongard, Showers &
Murray, Inc.; Rauscher. Pierce &
Co.; and R. A, Underwood & Co.,
follows:
as
affray & Hop wood.
5s. Due on Sept.
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
$58,000
Bond
tional
—
Guard
offered
were
Salem, S. Daki
Sale
The $90,000
Aug., 12
Armory
—
awarded to
v.
183, p,
Gefke &
Na¬
bonds
675 —
Co.
Gibson County (P. O.
192,000 5^s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1973 to 1990 inclusive.
The
1957
bonds
and
thereafter
TENNESSEE
Trenton),
T cftncsscc
are
those
are
dated
due
in
callable
cago,
P.
Dumasj Huguenin
man, of Dallas.
composed of the
a
group
Equitable?Securi¬
Sept. 1,
1973 and
as
school
An issue of
—
house
bonds
was
Rowles, Winston & Co.,
July 1, 1957. Due
from
1958
to ,1983
$35,000
sold
as
Dated
on
Bank;
by
at the Citizens National
Waco. Uppity ap^^v^d
or
&
Booth-
of
Utah
of
that
Education
the State
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(MST) on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $134,000 Carbon College
dormitory rev¬
bonds.
enue
Due
on
Oct.
from
1
Interest
1,
1959
A-O.
1956.
to
ton, Tacoma,
to
4.90s.
April
4y4s, at
Houston.
Legality
ap¬
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
York
merce,
proved
Heckler & Galloway, of New
.' vr.'xv;
City.
Sale
and
water works
The
—
revenue
and
improvement bonds
totaling $150,000 offered August 6
v. 186, p. 472 — were awarded
to Rotan, Mosle & Co., and the
First Southwest Company, jointly.
system
sewer
public
park
—
State
of
Texas,
Sale—A
composec
group
bonds
3%s.
as
Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
1967 inclusive. Principal and
to
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
First City National Bank, Hous¬
ton, or at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Texarkana
Junior
WISCONSIN
Secretary, will, receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 31 for
the purchase of $475,000 student
revenue
1, 1957. Due
by
proved
bonds. Dated April
April 1 from 1960
Legality ap¬
Dumas, Huguenin &
on
system
water
improve¬
Sept. 1,1957. Due
1958
to
1981
on
Sept.
inclusive.
Texas
Jeane
that
Simmonds
D.
will
bids
announces
received
be
August 22 for the
$2,492,000
school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.* Due on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Arlington Trust
Company, Arlington, or at the
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
lottesville, or at the Irving Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
noon (EDST)
purchase
of
92
(P. O. Precinct No. 2,
Georgetown), Texas
Bond
Offering—Sam
V.
Stone,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
15 for the purchase of $100,000
unlimited tax road improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due
on
March
1
from
(City), Geneva, Lafayette,
Sugar Creek, Spring Prairie, Troy
and La Grange (Towns) Joint
Common School District No. 1
(P. O. Elkhorn), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $518,600 corpo¬
rate purpose bonds offered Aug.
12—v.
186, p. 372—were awarded
Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
cago,
and
the
Milwaukee
Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.92%, as
the
follows:
$253,600
1958
to
1972
3%s.
Due
on
March
1
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
265,000 4s. Due
1970
to
March 1 from
on
1977
Pleasant Prairie
inclusive.
and Somers Joint
School District No.
15
(P. O.
Pleasant Prairie), Wis.
New York
to 1967 inclusive.
Whitefish Bay School District
No. I, Wis.
on
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 14—v. 185,
576—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, City National
Co., Chicago; Braun,
Co., and Farwell,
Bank & Trust
Bosworth
&
Chapman & Co., at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
3.93%i as follows:
$560,000 4s. Due
City.
on
March 1 from
1958 to 1976 inclusive.
190,000
WASHINGTON
Due
on
March 1,
1977.
Ephrata, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $50,000
WYOMING
general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered Aug. 7—v. 186, p. 371—were
sold to the State Finance Commit¬
Sidney, Wyo.
Bond
ceived
tee, as 4V2S, at a price cf par.
Grays Harbor County, Elma School
District No. 137 (P. O.
Offering—Bids will be
until
Montesano), Wash.
price of par. Dated May 1, 1957.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
a
(M-N)
payable
the
at
County
Treasurer's office.
tal District No.
2
(P. O. Metaline
Bond
W. Elk,
of the Board of Com¬
missioners, will receive
sealed
bids
000
until
7:30
general
(PST)
p.m.
obligation
on
Districts
Callable after
British Columbia
teed
issue.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
by
&
—
works
Columbia,
was
sold
to a
group
composed of Gairdner & Co., R.
Daly
&
Co.,
Bankers
Bond
Corp., W. C. Pitfield & Co., Burns
Bros. & Denton, Annett Ltd., and
Hagar Investments Ltd., as 4s, 4%s
and 5s, at a price of 94.36. Due
from 1957 to 1982 inclusive.
ONTARIO
inclusive.
and
date
interes
the
County
Legality
ap¬
Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
proved by Preston,
An issue of
$915,bonds, guaran¬
the Province of British
water
10 years from
of
Works
bonds.
1957.
1977
Water
(P. O. Vancouver),
Bond Sale
Due on Sept.
Dated Sept. 1,
1
from
1959
to
COLUMBIA
Columbia
British
A.
Offering—Lloyd
Secretary
re¬
p.m.
CANADA
BRITISH
500
Falls), Wash.
7:30
(MST) on
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $25,000 street improvement bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,000
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $122,-
No.
State Bank, of
Legality
approved
by
O'Leary, Joyce- &
Remley, of
until
Williamson
Road District
Farmers
Larsen.
Bond
Offering — Ruth
A.
Dudech, District Clerk, will offer
at
public auction at 2:39 p.m.
Arlington County (P. O.
(CST) on Aug. 22, an issue of
Arlington), Va.
$75,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
Bond Offering — County Clerk
Pend Oreille County Public Hospi¬
Clerk,
County
the
at
VIRGINIA
Hen¬
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $500,000 sewer improvement and ex¬
tension bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1972
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Na¬
tional Bank
in Dallas. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
City
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
building
Bond Offering—George T.
derson,
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds was sold to the
State of Washington, as 3V2s, at
Boothman, of Dallas.
Wichita Falls,
Bond Offering—Milton F. West-
Boston.
inclusive.
1997
to
1
phal, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $127,000 grade school building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
to
Principal and interest payable at
the
Montpelier National Bank,
Montpelier, or at the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by John D. Paterson,
and Peter Giuliano, of Montpelier,
and Ely,
Bartlett & Brown, of
College District
O. Texarkana), Texas
Bond Offering — W. R. Kelly,
(P.
improvement
ment bonds.
Southern
Texas
highway
bonds.
from
as
Neenah.
follows:
Dated
State,
Elkhorn
Offering ■— Warren B.
Lowe, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
August 21 for the purchase of
$560,000 general obligation bonds,
Texas
Tax)
Federal
VERMONT
University (P. O. Houston),
Bond
University of Agricul¬
Applied Science (P. O.
Logan), Utah
Montpelier, Vt.
1
the
of par.
Clayton School District No.
Cutler,
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 2%s, at
a price of par.
360,000
to
price
a
(P. O. R. 1, Neenah), Wis.
sold to the
pay¬
awarded
were
1996
Bond Sale—The $1,700,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
August 10 — v. 186, p. 576 — were
able at the National Bank of Com¬
price of
351 (P. O. Spokane),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $61,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug. 9
Utah State
$200,000
Washing¬
a
District No.
Chicago.
as
4s, at
as
Spokane County, Four Lakes Sch.
Legality
by Chapman &
approved
of
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sale —The $575,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Aug.
9—v. 186, p. 472—were awarded
par.
Secretary W.
—
Ball announces
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
of Sept.
1,
1972.
Principal and interest
(M-S)r pavable at the American
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
bonds offered August 7 — v. 186,
471—were awarded to
1 from
Bond Offering
N.
County, Clover Park School
District No. 400 (P. O.
to the National Bank of
Education
Bond
Texas
union
Houston, Texas
Offering—Roy
Bond
of
(P. O. Salt Lake City), Utah
15,
and
of Feb.
Independent School Dist.,
Bond Sale
1,
,
—
July
1974
as
,
Nuveen &: Co.,
Co., of - Kansas
$125,000 water bonds, as 3Vis,
;
in
due
callable
are
,:
■,
City, and the American National
Bank, of St. Paul, as follows:..
dated
are
those
County Independent School of F. S. Smithers & Co.; Merrill
District (P. O. Odessa), Texas
Lynch, Pierce,'"Fenner & Beane;
Bond; Offering — Sealed bids Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Rau¬
will be received until Aug. 26 for scher, Pierce & Co.; Fridley, Hess
the purchase of $4,359,000 unlim¬
& Frederking; Dittmar & Co.; and
ited tax school bonds. *
Mbroney, Biessner & Co., pur¬
chased on Aug. 12 an issue of $2,Gilmer Independent Sch. District,
100,000 refunding (Constitutional
group-com¬
a
of
.
Trust
Commerce
details
UTAH
Board
ture and
Ector
time
same
Sheldon
Moroney, BiessCoi, Bank of the Southwest
Bldg., Houston 2, Texas.
The $345,000
the
bonds
Feb. 15 from
on
struction bonds.
n'er. &
1967;; inclusive; ,$30,000 3%s,
due on Jan. 1, 1968 and 1969;
$30,000 3.80s, due on Jan. 1,
,.1970 and 1971;
and $15,000
3.90s, due on Jan. 1,
from
Sherman, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Aug. 21 for the
purchase of $150,000 sewer con¬
Bond
be .obtained from
.
15
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bellaire, Texas
Further
1,
Feb.
on
South Houston, Texas
-
mers,
$250,000 storm sewer bonds, for
155,000 4s, due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1967 inclusive; $40,000
3%s, due on Jan. 1, 1968 and
Jan.
*
Na¬
Parkhurst
approved
& Crowe,
Dallas.
State
1980 inclusive.
bonds
and
v
B«nd,;;Offering—Gary O. Sum¬
City- Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 29 for the purchase of either
$200,00.0
or
$250,000
(alternate
bids required) drainage tax bonds.
follows:
as
1957
I
DAKOTA
SOUTH
First
Commercial
and
Due
.1974 to
1, 1972.
the. First National City Bank,
.
McCall,
Legality
Pierce
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
of
as
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Mer¬
cantile National Bank, Dallas, or
•
50,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1, 1962.
March
on
inclusive.
.1982
March
$200,000 2.90s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1958 to
Due
the
15, 1967.
Interest F-A,
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
TEXAS
price, of JOO-dOl,
to
Bank,
thereafter
—
a
system improvement
sold
Bank, both of San Augus¬
tine, jointly, as follows:
The
County (P.O.
Atnarillo, Texas
:> Bond
Lancaster), S. C.
' ■
Offering—J. C. Lilly, City
Bond Sale
The $250,000 gen¬ Auditor, will receive sealed bids
eral obligation bonds offered Aug. until 11 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 29 for
6 —v. 186, p. 575 — were awarded the purchase of $3,000,000 general
to
the Rob in so n-Hu mphr ey ,Co., pbhgatipn bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
at
Texas
State
-
1968 inclusive.
by
F-A.
Augustine,
was
tional
May 1, 1963
on
Texas
Sale—An issue of $50,000
43,000 4V2S. Due
Lancaster
Inc.,
bonds
May 1 from
/
40,000. 31/2S.- Due
CAHOilNA
SOUTH
on
1959 'to 1962 inclusive.
-1
-
San
Bond
$7,000 3s.
$40,000 31/2s. Due
(M-S) payable at the
Industrial National Bank, of Prov¬
idence.
Legality
approved
by
and interest
-
follows:
as
Interest
water works
$100,000 street
of
office.
Board
'
Tenn.
Sale—The
First
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
July 1 from
to
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
Dodge, of Boston.
on
of
of
clusive.
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
purchase of $1,300,000 School
Loan Act of 1954 bonds. Dated
Thorndike,
from
19J63 to 19$8 inclusive.
225,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
the
Storey,
1
.
August 20 for
on-
July
on
285,000 St-js. Due
C.
Jr.,
Town
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids at * the
Industrial National Bank, Corpor¬
ate Trust Department, 100 West¬
minster Street, Providence, until
Lathrop,
noon
Due
urer's
Corp.;
Columbian
Securities
Corp.
of
Texas; and Burt, Hamilton & Co.,
as
5s. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
011
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1980 in¬
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Westerly, R. I.
Offering — Francis
Bond
4s.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
posed
follows:
$190,000
inclusive.
general obligation electric system
bonds was sold to a
group com¬
van,
of
Plains, Texas
Sale—An issue of $35,000
Bond
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
phis, Herman Bensdorf & Co., and
59
Alliston, Ont.
Debenture Sale
—
An issue of
debentures was sold
to J. L. Graham & Co., and Bank¬
ers Bond Co., jointly. Due on Aug.
$80,000
15 from
6%
1958 to
1977 inclusive.
New Issue
$40,000,000
City of New York
3.80% Serial Bonds
Dated August 15, 1957. Principal and semi-annual interest
in denomination of
(February 1 5 and August 15) payable in New York City at the Office of the City Comptroller. Coupon Bonds
$1,000, convertible into fully registered Bonds in denomination of $1,000
Interest
multiples thereof, but not interchangeable.
or
Exempt from Federal and New York State Income Taxes under
Existing Statutes and
Decisions
Legal Investment for Savings Banks and Life Insurance Companies in the State of
New York and for
Executors, Administrators, Guardians and others holding
Trust Funds for Investment under the Laws of the State of New York
AMOUNTS,
MATURITIES AND
YIELDS
OR
PRICES
Due
$5,000,000
each
August
15,
1958-60, Inclusive
Due
$4,000,000
each
August
15,
1961-62, inclusive
Due
$1,700,000 each
August
15,
1963-72,
Prices
'J
inclusive
Prices
lo Yield
Due
to Yield
Que
1958
2.75%
1963
3.50%
1968
3.75
Price
1959
3.00
1964
3.60
1969
3.15
1965
3.65
1970
1 00 (price)
1961
3.30
1966
3.70
1971
1 00 (price)
1962
■
>
3.75%
or
1960
\
'Xr
Yields
Due
i'i
■
3.40
1967
3.70
1972
1 00 (price)
(Accrued interest to be added)
The above Bonds
offered, subject to prior sale before
or after appearance of this advertisement, for
delivery when, as and
and subject to the approval of legality by Messrs. Wood, King & Dawson, Attorneys, New York
City. Interim Bonds of the denomination of S1,000 will be delivered pending the preparation of definitive Coupon Bonds.
are
if issued and received
The First National City Bank
Harriman
by
us,
Smith, Barney & Co.
Ripley & Co.
Bankers Trust
of New York
The First Boston
Company
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Corporation
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Incorporated
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust
Shields & Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
Company of Chicago
Mercantile Trust Company
W. H. Morton & Co.
Inc.
Dean Witter & Co.
Kean, Taylor & Co.
Incorporated
C. J. Oevine & Co.
White ' Weld & Co
The First National Bank
^ Portland,
Ira
Haupt & Co.
First of Michigan Corporation
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Estabrook & Co.
Geo. B. Gibbons &
Company
Oregon
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Incorporated
Roosevelt & Cross
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
F. S. Smithers & Co.
Lee Higginson Corporation
Incorporated
Laidlaw & Co.
Spencer Trask & Co.
C. F. Childs and Company
Shearson, Hammill
W. E. Hutton & Co.
& Co.
Robert Winthrop & Co
"
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
Company
of
ncorporoted
Buffalo
Rand & Co.
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.
Boland, Saffin & Co.
R. H. Moulton & Company
The National City Bank
Third National Bank in Nashville
G. C. Haas & Co.
Dreyfus & Co.
The Ohio Company
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
F. W. Craigie & Co.
Thomas & Company
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Byrd Brothers
First Southwest
A. G. Edwards & Sons
Tilney and Company
Company
Stern, Lauer
Wallace, Geruldsen
McJunkin, Patton
& Co.
& Co.
'
Bacon
'
of Cleveland
& Co.
Whipple & Co
""
Hannahs, Ballin
& Lee
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co.
Penington. Colket
& Co
1
Provident Savings
August 16, 1957
Bank & Trust Company
Seasongood & Mayer
Van
Alstyne, Noel
& Co.
MacBride
Miller & Co
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