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MONDAY
ISSUE
ue s
4
Commercial
®®»
ef
KS.
an
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 190
Number 5875
New York
General
RAILROAD
Abbott-Warner
Co.,
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Ohio
With Securities and Exchange Commission
The?
corporation
on
SEC
62,500
Aug.
shares
at
share,
through
covering
$2.70 per
filed
12
of
of
letter
a
stock
common
Strathmore
Price
INSURANCE.
-
Files
—
from
par)
Securities,
with1 the
be
to
Inc.,
offered
In This Issue
Pittsburgh,
amount
101.06%
proceeds
as
to
are
prime
a
be
used
contractor
to
estimates
prepare
to
and
construction
specialized
on
PROCEEDS—The
office
net
plant
a
and
in
equipment for
a
added
general
to
the
Jersey
New
City
6,
York,
projects.
STOCK AND BOND
QUOTATIONS
N.
equipment
balance
capital
of
the
the
of
connection
for
Y.;
and
with
the
if
company.
J.,
1952,
activated
was
in
March,
1959,
to
in
engage
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
■'..5.':.
stock
190,
Stock
cent)
one
Air
Industries
Corp. below.—V.
190,
Products, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
priced at $46
was
tion
of
at
the
not
to
exceed
producing
gas
facilities
operates
$25,000,000
finance
to
for
in
of
hydrogen,
Series
industrial
acetylene,
Over-the-Counter
and
within
Additional
flUnsecured
gCommon
E.
and
medical
and
methane,
F
of
mented.
(par
note__
$1)
subject to the terms and conditions
1, 1956, as supplemented.
of
indenture
an
June
has
of
terms
indenture
an
dated
of
as
June
1,
1956,
supple¬
as
series
of secured notes is payable in forty equal quar¬
15 months after the initial issuance of
that $1,200,000 principal amount of secured notes,
payable in twenty equal quarterly installments.
Each
to
a
is
E,
4% %
convertible
the
convert
conversion
§Not
a
except
subordinated
to
20,000
At
share.
for
the
note
price
May 31.
of
at
per
of
of
plan.
$30.15
the
due
Sept.
company's
per
convertible
UNDERWRITERS—The
15,
has
1968
the
and
option
stock
common
of Stock Prices
at
stock
common
subordinated
underwriters
under
reserved
are
Options have been granted
share and 6,000 shares at
were
to
$37
pur¬
per
reserved
note.
have
severally
Shares
Loeb
Reynolds
Drexel
&
&
Co.,
Granbery,
10,000
Hemphill,
10,000
Inc'.
Co.—
&
H.
2,300
2,300
1,100
Bateman, Eichler & Co
1,100
Blair & Co. Incorporated— 1,100
A.
C.
Baker,
J.
H.
Allyn
B.
&
Weeks
Barth
&
Eastman
curities
Podesta
Inc.—
Co..
&
Dillon, Union
&
Co.-
Fusz-Schmelzle
Glore,
Co., Inc
Co
&
Co
Byllesby & Co.
Cruttenden,
& Co.,
& Co
Sachs & Co
1,100
1,100
Noyes
Janney,
&
Co._
35
State
and
Declared
Dividends
and
Payable
Statement
Condition
Reserve
Federal
of
The Course of Bank Clearings.—
Co.____
Weeks
&
&
2,300
Battles,
1,100
Johnson,
Lane,
Space
Inc.
-1—
Laird
&
Peabody
Co..
Higginson
Lehman
Inc..
1,100
Car!
i
4,400
4,400
&
Deane
Corp
Corp
Loeb,
Rhoades
Co.
McDonald
Co
&
Co.
&
<fc
190,
1,100
White,
Dean
Gardner—1,100
Stiver
—
Co.—
Bros.
Boyce
&
Weld
Witter
Warren W,
Scribner— 1,100
&
4,400
1,100
1,100
&
4,400
Co
&
&
Co
to
mortgage
of
for the bonds
effect
to
amounts
are
amounts
retired
by
The authorized amount
one
4,400
Co
York & Co., Inc.
bonds
outstanding includes
sinking
fund
year.
authorized
stock
common
have
been
reserved
for
if any, to be received in the future upon the exercise*
stock purchase warrants is not determinable;
no
has
company
1943.
32c
1956,
Such
per
and
paid dividends
The quarterly
share
to
40c
representations
per
1954,
to
on
share
Dec.
1,
future
concerning
of
then
the principal amounts of the
respectively, are as follows:
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
$2,250,000
Dallas
Co
&
150,000
J.
.
Bodine..
&
150,000
to
of
be
the
new*
purchased
$100,000
150,000
Robinson-
S.
&
Co.,
&
Thomas
&
Inc.
Co.,
Strauss
Stroud
190, p. 561.
on.
common
Hutchinson
Humphrey
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter
its
Co.
The
Inc.
Co.,
bonds
new
20o
company-
earnings and other
purchasers
McMaster
250,000
Union
Securities
The
on
stock
from
share
per
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.
Inc.
&
1956.
upon
several
common
increased
37'Ac
dividends
necessarily will depend
affecting dividend policy.
names
its
on
was
1,
and
Courts
—V.
dividend
Sept.
on
dividends
factors
them,
Co.—
200,000
-
Inc
200,000
400,000
Co
150,000
1,100
1610 State St., Boise, Idaho, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 13, 1959, covering 300,000
shares of class B (non voting) common stock.
The company proposes
to offer 200,000
shares
for public sale through J. A. Hogle & Co.;
and
the
remaining 100,000 shares are
to be offered for sale to
employees, officers and directors of the company. The public offering
price and underwriting terms, and the subscription price to employees,
officers and directors, are to be supplied by amendment.
This
corporation,
The
and
in
operates
company
chain
a
Idaho,
ently
located
of
Washington,
store,
department
self-service,
and
Utah
which
construction
under
at
one
retail
52
three
and
carry
cash
Oregon.
There
expected
are
11
are
to be
drug
stores,
supermarkets
stores
pres¬
1,100
4,400
&
1,100
series
A,
due
Corn
Exchange
Corp.—Secondary
$18)
made
was
on
share, with
per
a
This offering v/as
Convertible
to
The company
tion
par)
shares
now
and
certain
to
(51.09% )
Co., also
of
months
1959.
shares
of
the
class
A
6% preferred stock
A common stock (in addi¬
Inc.,
of Boise owns 716,225
and Mountain States Wholesale
class
Alsco,
indebtedness).
stock
of Boise, 241,875 shares. J. A. Albertson, company President,
of the capital stock of Alsco,
Inc); and be also owns
91.66%
92,500
shares of
the class A stock
of
Corp.—Bonds
Offered—Public
offering
$4,000,000 5V8% first mortgage bonds, series E, due
1984, at 101.058% and accrued interest, to yield
was
competitive sale
Competing
Weld
White,
Smith
Inc.,
bonds
on
group
issue, all for a 5V*%
coupon,
included
101.1799%;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
101.059%; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Equitable Securities
bids
&
Corp. and R. S.
The
19 by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
won award of the bonds
Aug. 18 on a bid of 100.08%.
made on Aug.
associates. The
will
for "the
Co.,
Dickson & Co. Inc.
be entitled
to
Stockholders
Subordinated
Rights to
Debentures—This
is offering its common stockholders the right
for $4,550,600 of 5% convertible subordi¬
due Aug. 1, 1979 on the basis of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 16 shares held
of record on Aug. 14. The debentures are priced at 100%.
The subscription rights will expire on Aug. 31. The offer¬
ing is being underwritten by a group headed by Lehman
subscribe
Brothers.
of the compr.ny.
Aug. 1,
5.05%,
Common
company
The
Gas
Alabama
sec¬
nated debentures
has outstanding 3,360 shares of
1,401,793
of
Offering—A
in operation by
Inc.—Offers
six
been
debentures,
proceeds
and
first
Y.,' has
fund
V. 190, p. 665.
Aldens,
the
N.
(par
Aug. 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $118.25
dealer's concession of $2.25 per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.—
Purchase
net
sinking
ondary offering of 35,000 shares of common stock
inventory necessary for the fixturing, stocking, opening and
operation of from 16 to 21 new supermarket units in 1959 and the
forepart of 1960.
Five of these stores have already been opened in
The
1960.
York,
New
Nov.
Chemical
Allied
Bank,
agent for $10,000,000 of 5%
1, 1S52.—V. 190, p. 457.
named-paying
of the sale of the class B shares will
be
added
to
the
general funds of the company and will be
used
(with
other funds)
for
the purpose of purchasing fixtures, equipMarch
at
2,300
Chemical
The
SEC—
Albertson's, Inc.—Registers With
Inc. and
4,400
&
give
457.
p.
4,400
Co
Brothers
M.
1,
relevant
1,100
Stroud & Co., Inc
2,300
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co. 1,100
Walston
&
Co.,
Inc
1,100
Stein
Co.,
not
of which may be reissued.
within
since
stock.
2,300
&
—
Reinholdt
Co
&
Barney
92,259 wts.
"Authorized"
do
mortgage.
Stockholders have consented to the
Indebtedness in a principal amount not exceeding
first
common
makes
Shares
Smith,
Lynch— 1,100
&
Shepard
Prescott,
1,100
Corp.
Kidder.
of
share
June
by
Moore,. Leonard
for
the
bonded
due
year
bonds,
1,100"
Dulles
and
PURCHASERS—.The
2,300
Inc.
The
the
per
47
_
by
DIVIDENDS—The
each
48
Banks
Reserve
of
30,843 shs.
925.317 shs.
tThe proceeds,
Federal
of
warrants
U2,000,000 shs.
issuance upon exercise of common stock purchase warrants.
48
Statement
none
1192,529 shares
of
System
Condition
Combined
Banks
i
:
limited
not
♦Amount
11
Member
of
purchase
authorized
maturities
Rates
Exchange
par).._i
at any one time outstanding.
However, the issuance of
additional bonds is subject to the restrictive
provisions of the mortgage.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Foreign
120,000 shs.
$50,000,000
News-Cover
56
City Bond Offerings
(issuable in
shares
sinking funds,
1,100
&
Co.
&
Hornblower
4,400
Marache
Hentz
Lee
Se¬
Forgan
Goldman,
Shares
15,103
Co
800,000
-
*
($2
stock
originally
creation
General Corporation & Investment
1984
tThe amounts in the column
35
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
owns
below:
Kuhn,
4,890,000
*1,000,000
A
stock
92,529
35
is
($100
below
named
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them,
severally, the respective- numbers of shares of comomn stock set
forth
—
Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
ment
80,645 shares of common stock
1959,
the
is
noteholder
share,
shares
Option
shares
conversion
$31
note
The
notes.
shares
into
50,000
Stock
subordinated
secured
of
exceed
Restricted
chase
to
1971
795,000
6,000,000
20,000 shs.
series
35
Transactions New York
installments commencing
series,
$4,370,000
1,000,000
Alleghany Corp.—Paying Agent Named—
2,500,000
1,364,960 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
—
terly
tIThe
$5.50
*
2,500,000
.
f
series
tCommon
Singer,
*
such
series
45
$10,412,083
made arrangements
for the financing on a
long-term basis of a major portion of the cost of on-site gas genera¬
tors
and
certain other equipment by the issuance of secured notes
is
$6
Common
—V.
$12,450,000
subord.
conv.
company
the
series E due
35
Schwabacher
respectively
year)
due
D
"Outstanding
$5,850,000
Cumulative preferred stock
series)
$100 par value
44
Markets
V\ %
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Shields
series
stock
Outstanding
as
(excluding
$966,250,
one
4%.%
"Unlimited,
as
D.
authorized
$951,000
series
5Va%
41
Section
353.
p.
equipment
argon,
Atuhorized
C.
B.
A.
originally
under
series A due 1971
1971
4,000,000
Stock Exchange
Toronto
Saunders,
tSecured notes:
JThe
3>/a%
construc¬
part
manufactures
and
generation
the
such as oxygen, nitrogen,
helium, ethylene and fluorine.
dated
39
series due 1971____
Shares
engineers
gases
due
series due
3M»%
3%%
FINANCING
1
t Authorized
4,000,000
and
plants.
BUSINESS—Air -Products
and
3% %
39
PRESENT
TO
-
38
products'
estimated
EFFECT
-—
6,650,000
the
and
GIVING
bonds:
mortgage
3,244,000
expansion of its research and development facili¬
expansion and improvement program will require
the company
to expend approximately $8,500,000 of its own funds
by Dec. 31, 1960, in addition to contemplated long-term borrowings
Air
CAPITALIZATION
First
36
7,000,000
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be used
together with other funds, for the expansion of its
industrial
and
medical
gas
operations,
including
completing
and
equipping a large liquid oxygen-nitrogen producing facility now under
construction near Pittsburgh, Pa.; the construction of additional gas
producing plants to be installed on or adjacent to the premises of
ties.
district.-
4,000,000
company,
customers;
purchase,
series D due 1981
oversubscribed and the books closed.
the
the
in
series C due 1971
PROCEEDS—Net
by
primarily
engaged
4
share. The offering
per
is
3V2%
offering of 115,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
on Aug. 20 by an
underwriting group headed by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Reynolds & Co., Inc. and Drexel &
Co. The stock
corporation
distribution of natural gas and operates principally in central
Its
largest
distribution
system
serves
the
Birmingham
40
made
was
and
39
Public
—
spend approximately $10,000,000
Exchange
Transformer
Consolidated Electronics
will
Canadian Stock Exchange
Co.—Acquired by Consolidated
Electronics Industries Corp.—
See
it
Montreal
Outstanding
535,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
that
it is
SEC Index
Advance
BUSINESS—The
36
Exchange
financing will be applied toward tha
and to provide funds for tha
loans
additions.
and improvements to its facilities in the 1959 and I960
Additional cash required to complete the i960 construction,
will be obtained from short term bank loans and funds from
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
(par
at prices rangingredemption pricea
con¬
457.
p.
estimates
bank
property
Alabama.
36
•___
Exchange..
Stock
Pittsburgh
the
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
PRESENT
TO
Stock
Optional
additions
sale
36
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
advertising.
newspaper
Exchange.
Coast Stock
Pacific
presently located at 930 Newark Avenue,
having been dormant since its incorporation in
manufacture, distribution and promotion of toys. For the present,
the intention of the company to manufacture a few
toys and to
centrate
on
the
promotion,
thereof
through radio,
television,
—V.
Midwest
be
annually
1984.
operations.
27
31
Detroit Stock Exchange
and
retired
in
fiscal years.
15
___
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
the
will
any,
Stock
American
purchase
installation
funds,
Stock Exchange
New York
be
the
from
outstanding
of
program
New York
will
100%
to
company
The
for
Page
company,
N.
in
in
used
Island,
and
The
working
be
Long
machinery
showroom.
BUSINESS—The
will
proceeds
Plainview,
factory
of
construction
Industries, Inc. — Common Stock
Offered —
Lawrence Securities, Inc., of New York City, on Aug. 12
publicly offered 200,000 shares of common stock (par
one cent)
at $1 per share as a speculation. The offering
is being made on a best efforts basis.
>
leasing of
bonds
1960
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
submit
£.corn
of
of
in
range
from 106.19%
to
100%,
except that
no
redemption may bo
carried out for five years as part of a
refunding operation involving
the incurring of debt with an interest rate of 5.119% or less.
retirement
The
bids,
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
principal
—
notification
(no
INDUSTRIAL
-
Pa.
>
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
Youngstown,
Inc.,
7, N. Y., Monday, August 24, 1959
a
(jointly)
100.1599.
sinking fund through which $100,000
debentures
$38.50
per
The issue
are
convertible
into
common
stock
at
any
time
at
share.
will
have
the
benefit
of
an
annual
sinking fund beginning
1, 1965 under which the company is required to retire $200,000
principal amount annually, and at its option, may retire up to an
additional $200,000 principal amount in each of the years beginning
Aug.
Aug.
1, 1978.. During the five years prior to
of the sinking fund, the company will
least $100,000 principal amount of deben¬
annually to the extent of purchases can be effected at less
the optional redemption price. For the sinking fund the deben¬
will be redeemable at 100%, and for optional redemption pur¬
1,
1965
through
commencement
purchase
tures
than
tures
poses
of
Aug.
operation
for retirement at
at prices
ranging from
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
105%
from
to 100%.
the sale of
the
debentures will M
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
m
receivable.
*
department stores
retail
Pennsylvania.
$5,000,000
e$5.000,000
4.550.000
4.550.500
,4.135.000
—
business of American & Foreign Power's
the production, transmission, distribution and.
in
10 Latin-American countries where the
1,215 communities in an area having a population of
principal
,4.135.000
j%f* 'Und "°nC" r
the
12
moni-bs ended March
amounted
revenues
stock
'
S5)
(par
4'/.%
)»fd. stk., cum.
the convertible
junior debentures, consolidated capitalization of the company at Dec.
31, 1953 amounted to: $365,229,000 in long-term debt; $53,023,0.0 Li
public equity in capital stocks of subsidiaries; and 7 312,306 shares
^oq'cooShS'
**29,600 shs.
(par $100)
ser.
t+27,520 shs.
of
subsidiary, incurred
of a building leased
of Alco Realty Co., a wholly-ov/ned
1955, in connection with the construction
'Obligation
in March
shs'
t+?7S20
installment due Feb. 1, 1960.
Includes $400,000
Includes $151,000 due within one year.
'borrowings are at 4% to
representing the prime rate
iiirture at various dates up to Oct. 13, 1959. .These borrowings
tuate as a result of the requirements for financing inventories
and
fluc¬
and
company
reacquired and held by the
1,232 shares
include
not
on
'
,
there are authorized but unissued 10;000 shares of
stock, par value $100, for which the dividend rate
provisions have not been fixed. The company has no
addition
'•''-In
preferred
erfes
The
and neld by the cttmpany
percentages
l»v each of them are as follows:
respective
t
2.0
8.5
underwriters
&
-
to $286,229,000
330,000
&
&
Loeb,
M.
—
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.—
Smith,
Stone
Barney
4.0
8.5
8.5
-
330,000
Co
Dominick
&
&
& Co..
Dominick
200,000
Co.—
.200,000
200,000
&
...
——
Lee
.
Higginson Corp..
Shields
&
*__ 200,000
Company..—
have
200,000
150,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
II. Hentz & Co
______
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
Inc.
—_.L_—
McDonnell & Co., Inc.—
Merrill, Turben & Co. Inc.
Co.——— 200,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 200,000
Ladenburg,
Thalmann Sc
Co.
200,000
Hallgarten
corporation,
severally
the following respective prinbelow
named
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day———
Arnhold and
: T ^
S. Bleichroeder, _Ine.—
Ball. Burge & Kraus—
William Blair & Company
DeHaven & Towosend, ,
Crouter & Bodine—_
R.,S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
First of Michigan Corp.
Corp.
Dodge
Estabrook
which-is < a leading metalworking . subcontractor
nerving the aircraft and missile industries, si acquiring all the assets
and going
business of the Tv/igg Industries Division of tne Pry
Manufacturing Co.
through an exchange of stock, according to an
announcement made on Aug. 18 by William H. Browrn, Chairman of
(he Board, and A. L. Schoelleiman, Presidem.
Details of the acquirition were not disclosed.
"The
extensive capabilities of Twigg Industries in the production
of precision- fabricated assemblies
will substantially supplement our
activities in the manufacture of sculptured and machined structural
components-or aircraft and missiles," Messrs. Brown and Schoeller-
&
330,000
Wertheim
&
Co.—— 330.000
White, Weld <fc Co. —— 330,000
Dean Witter & Co
330,000
Bear,
Stearns &
Co
200.000
"A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.— 200,000
4.0
record
10, 1959 to holders of
150,000
150,000
150.000
150,000
150.000
150,000
Schwabacher & Co.
_
150,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 150,000
Stryker & Brown—
150,000
330,000
Webster
&
Securities
Inc.^_—_
110,000
Baird
Co.;1
&
200,000
Co
&
•
Burns
Bros.
Denton,
Butcher
Ellis
Hallowell,
Irving
150,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
Draper,
Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.
30,000
80,000
Ferris
&
Company—
Company
Jones.
Kreeger
Hanseatic Corp.
30,003
Kenower,
&
Lundborg
Bros.
Co.—
30,030
Boyce.:
&
Williston
Brush,
The
First
Gregory
J.
A.
The
&
Hogle
Edward
Putnam
Corp.>
65,000
Russ
Company
65,000
Saunder,
65,000
A.
65,000
65,000
Stix
D.
Co.,
Jones
Newhard„ Cook
—V.
190,
Johnston
Co
65,000
American
Burton
Israeli
Paper
Mills
50.000
J.
50,000
Company—50,000
Vincent
Ltd.,
&
Hadera,
Co."'
50,000
stated.
Alcamil
of
;
.
The
for
approved
which
pany,
Israel.
12
It
is
months
tons
of
of
Board
of
Governors^of
$12,000,000.
approximately
Th
r
Israel-
Stock
Exchange havp
listing 2,098,794 American shares of this comorganized in 1951 under the laws of the State o'f
the
of
of
principal producer
ended
July
which
produced
one-third
American
31, .1958,
in
that
country;" Inv the
company's
mill
produced^ 16 689
paper
approximately 85%, of the
Israel during that period' and
was
in
total
the
the
amount
of
produced
paper
or
total
amount
approximately
imported' into
Israel
during vthat time. The principal grades of< paper '-it produces
printing
and
writing
papers,
newsprint;: and
wrapping,
bag,
shipping sack and packaging papers.—V. 190,. p. 665;
•
;
,
•are
American
tion
Machine
&
Foundry Co.—Nearing Comple¬
of Israel Nuclear Research
110,000
Nuclear
110,000
vanced, in
and
research
Israel
when
the
a
training
research
Reactor—
of
scientists
facility
reactor
will
now
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
parenr,
the
from
operate
will
organization
Altamil
expanded
*
two plants in El Segundo, Calif., and
rullahoina, lenmpa-nd from; Twigg's two facilities in Brazil, Ind., and Martinsville, and.
The four plants will have a combined floor space of more than 400,000
be
greatly ad¬
being built by
-
company's
v
corporate debt and equity issues scheduled to reach
four-week period Aug. 24-Sept. 18, aggregating $414,-
The volume of
the market in the
closely allied to that of Altamil, comprise
metalworking production of structural assemblies in the aircraft arid
missile industries including brazing, welding and fabrication.
Altamil
is active'in
machining, metal sculturing, contouring,/forming, chem¬
ical milling, fabrication and assembly,
v
1
s
In
their
letter,
the
Altamil
executives said that
the company
decrease of about $62,000,000 from the total of
17 to
Sept. 11. The bulk of the decline is found in the equity financing category.
before taxes of $211,048 on sales of $2,033,346
ended May 31, 1959.
This compares with a
of $47,381 for the second quarter and a net
of $274,275 for the first three months of the com¬
A glance at the calendar beyond our current terminal date of Sept 18,
incidentally, indicates a tremendous build-up in the volume of debt issues
scheduled to reach the market during the balance of the year. Among
Activities
reported
'for
loss
profit
net
a
loss
Twigg,
of
third
the
net
■
Twigg will be operated
division of
a
us
employees.
feet with approximately 860
Altamil.
rquare
before
quarter
before
taxes
taxes
pany's fiscal year.—V.
188,
;'
2639.
p.
176,169, represents
a
$487,779,000 which was on tap for the preceding period of Aug.
larger debt issues already planned for marketing in that period are:
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. debentures on"
Sept. 21; $20,000,000 Northern Natural Gas Co. debentures (also a like
amount of preferred stock) on Oct. 1; $25,000,000 Columbia Gas System
debentures on Oct. 8; $50,000,000 Philadelphia Electric Co. bonds on Oct.
the
Alaska—Files With SEC
Alyeska Ski Corp., Gird wood,
$45,000,000
letter of notification with the
BEC
debenture and 117,500 shares of
common
stock
(no
par)
series 1959 to be offered in units of one
$1,200 debenture and
1,500 shares of common stock at $1,800 per
unit.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for salaries, survey for ski lifts, legal
and accounting expenses, etc.—V. 138, p, 2133.
The
filed
covering $94,000 of 10-year 6%
corporation
American
Aug.
on
4
a
Co.—Plans Large Canadian
Cyanamid
Unit
The awarding of contracts for Canada's largest single nitric acidproducing unit was announced on Aug. 19 by Cyanamid of Canada
Ltd., a subsidiary.
Dr. L. P. Moore, President of the Canadian company, said the unit*
would be erected on the site of Cyanamid's Welland plant near Niagara
.
,
Falls,
ernized
plant at the
Contracts
of
awarded
were
Arthur
to
McKee
G.
&
Toronto.
Ltd.,
construction
of
announced earlier this year.
Welland site
construction
for
Canada
Completion
scheduled
is
Spring
for
1960.—V.
190,
149.
P
American
A
Springtime Cruise
the
luxury liner
40-day
scheduled
H.
de
Inc.—Plans
to
nine
in
ports
13
lands
this
by
has
call
all
at
of
which
excursions
shore
Teneriffe,
April
April
Canary
Islands,
Piraeus,
March
23;
March
offered
are
Santa
are
19;
membership will be limited to about 500
the
capacity
All
DENCE.
will
bathrooms,
Mr.
of
the
modernized
newly
First
be
McConnell
Class,
said.
minimum
Tne
enlarged
staterooms
rate
is
private
$1,395.—V.
190,
Foreign Power Co., Inc.—6%
Convertible
Corp. and
Lazard
the
which
Freres
offering
The
& Co.
offered
convertible
are
previously
at
1,
1,
Aug.
at
at
an
share
are
price
prices
group
of $15,000,000 6%
1984, at 100%. This
due
the
into
opening
thereafter.
of
redeemable
105%
declining
from
at
of
They
the
Aug.
thereafter
to
stock
common
conversion
a
and, subject to certain
interest cost of less than
they
redemption
at
through
per
1961
Otherwise,
of
managers
issue
an
convertible
redeemed,
1939
318.50
luncable
18
oversubscribed.
was
Dec.
joint
are
Aug.
on
junior debentures,
debentures
unless
and
Total
'
$28,366,169
5,950,000
62,960,000
1,620,000
$120,646,169
181,950,000
63,810,000
47,770,000
$98,896,169
$414,176,169
INDEPEN¬
with
46.
American &
1,
price
not
are
the
of
of -$16
business
6%
prior
1961
100%
of
to
the
through
on
or
share
1,
redeemable
qualifications,
option
company,
per
Dec.
on
Aug.
1,
company
July
1969
prior
not
are
after
Total
less than
passengers,
and
in
berthed
Junior Debentures Offered—The First Boston
to
Stocks
$92,280,000
176,000,000
850,000
46,150,000
$315,280,000
Aug. 24-28________
Aug. 31-Sept. 4
Sept.
7-11
Sept. 14-18
14.
Cruise
half
and
Bonds
been
corporation,
Alexandria,
25;
.
Corporate Demand for Capital
Tangier, March 21;
March 28; Beirut,
1;
Haifa, April 3;
Naples, April 7; Cannes, April 9; Genoa!
10; Barcelona, April 11; Palma de Mallorca, April 12; Lisbon'
April
from
public sales and exclude private placements.
40-Day Mediter¬
INDEPENDENCE
March
Palermo,
r-
of the four-
period ahead classified in terms of bonds and stocks. The data are
obtained by the Corporate Financing Department of the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle from private, and official sources.
They deal with
Liner Independence—
for
of
Ports
p.
breaks the data down for each week
week
from
New
York
March
12
and returning April 21,
i960,
McConnell, Vice-President, Passenger Traffic, has announced.
sailing
Cruz
Lines,
Export
Cruise for Luxury
ranean
W.
below
The table
Ontario.
produce an estimated 190 tons daily and will be used to
Cyanamid's existing nitric acid production at Welland. Am¬
monia used in manufacture will be supplied by an expanded and mod¬
Co.
14; $250,000,000 A. T. & T. debentures and $20,000,000 Florida Power &:
Light Co. bonds, both on Nov. 17, and $50,000,000 Consolidated Edison
Co. bonds on Dec. 1. Also due, probably in October, are $25,000,000 deben¬
tures of Sylvania Electric Products Co., a division of General Telephone
& Electronics Corp.
will
It
augment
re-
1964.
at a
31,
1964
1,
Among the larger issues scheduled to reach the market in the Aug.
24-Sept. 18 period are: 100,000 common shares of United Artists Corp.
Aug. 24; $10,000,000 debentures of Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc.; 100,common shares of Infrared Industries, Inc., and $65,000,000 bonds of
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., all three items on Aug. 25; 450,000 shares of
on
000
both
common
and
preferred of Coral Ridge Properties, Inc.," on Aug. 26;
$50,000,000 debentures of Associates Investment Co., probably on Aug. 31;
$125,000,000 debentures, of General Motors Acceptance Corp. on Sept. 2;
common shares of Sottile, Inc., on Sept. 7; 1,057,725 common
(rights offering) of Union Electric Co. on Sept. 10;! $25,000,000
debentures (rights offering) of Hooker Chemical Corp. oh Sept. 15; and
$18,000,000 bonds of Georgia Power Co/on Sept. 17.
*
; 7■ .
2,000,000
shares
1968.
Aug.
*
^.,^OC4E:EDSJ-<?f ,fche net Proceeds, $10,000,000 will
outstanding
corporate
bank
loans,
purposes,
financing
and
the
balance
will
be
be used to repay
available
including
their
investment in subsidiary
construction programs.
for
general
companies
*
to
7.' *
*
f
original
was
paper,
paper
rhe
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING 91
nnr.
t
,
the annual rate of $4,0(JU,an annual sales volume ol
Twigg Industries currently has sales at
with the combined companies having
OOC,
|
Listing of Stock—
,
man
»
V
Mosley.;r;''-'T.j'i,-;|
Incorporated
Thomas"&
J
"j
50,000
" 50,000
Co.—
Yeatman;.
Co.
65,000
Co
&
&
665.
p.
Co
&
\
50,000
Stiver
Co.—
&
Suplee,
:■
I'
50.000
Co.. Inc
&
•
;
50,000
Co.—
Stamm
I
f
Company—J 50,000
&
&
&
L.
50,000
50,000
Currie_
&
Newburger
Co.—
Inc.—
&
Illinois
'
i '"*
: 50,000
Co.—_
&
Brandenbeiger,
65.000
Sons__
50,000 |
; 50,000 ^
V,
Miller & Co.—
Mead,
65,003
Lewis
65,000
Cleveland
Southwest
First
Moreland,
Inc.
:_
-p:
|)
80.000
Co.j:
&
50,000
Co.
&
?';
50,000
Co.
&
J'.
50,000
Co._
&
MacArthur
McDaniel
Securities Corp.
Collins
Company, Inc.
Sears
80,000
80,000
Beane—
&
Slocumb & Co.
Julien
—^
&
'
50,000
Securities
Union
Dittmar
Co.—
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
R.
Inc.
80,000
&
&
T.
50,000
Inc;
30,000!'
Milwaukee
J.
Co.,
&
80,000
York
Stein
Co.,
Dallas
Co.,
Co.—
Lemon
New
110,000
110,000
110,000
80.000
Co.
50,000
50,000
50,000 f
80,000
Kirkland
&
Johnston.
65,000 V
50,000 >
Sulzberger,
Jenks,
Hirsch
30.000
Sons..
Anderson
&
&
65,000^'.
Co
Woods_
...Childs Securities Corp.—
Cunningham. Schmertz &
80.000
Sherrerd—i__
&
Edwards
G.
Green,
&
&
.'
,
Inc.
Cassell
F.
C.
—
65,000
Lestrange
Bateman.
'•
65,000
Stetson
&
& Co.
Eichler & Co.—
Arthurs,
&
inc.
Cohu
Heitner
Yates,
$80,000
...
&
Incorporated
Yarnall, Biddle
80,000
Bioren
A.
Winslow,
110,000
The
Swiss American Corp
A. C. Allyn & Co.,. Inc.—
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Goodbody & Co.———
Halle <fc Stieglitz„
Model, Roland & Stone—
L. F. Rothschild & Co.„
Co.— 330,000
Co.— 330,000
330,000
Rhoades
330,000
Sachs
Co.
&
Co.——_
Co..
&
W.
Clayton
Merrill
Corp.—Acquisition—
Altamil
This
The
—
Brothers
Clark,
i.
payable Sept.
Inc
Carl
^0
Z.u
z.u
2.0
' Stroud & Co. Inc.--G. H. Walker & Co
Wertheim & Co.White, Weld & Co
2.0
8.5
3?lunt Ellis & Simmons——
Blyth & Co., Inc
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.-,.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Co..
Peabcdy
Kidder,
8.5
Lazard Freras & Co.——
McKelvy & Co
Newburger & Co
*—
I. M. Simon & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce
—
.
-MT'. 190, p. 353.
Freres
&
Lehman
/o
%
21.0
I
C. Allyn & Co. Inc
4.0
Racon, Wliipple & Co
2.0
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
2.0
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.-—-'
8.5
Brothers—
Jx»hman
share
Corp.—$945,000
Co.
945.000
Boston
Goldman,
underwriters and the
of the unsubscribed debentures to be purchased
the several
of
per
to purchase from the company
amounts of the debentures:
First
Blyth
treasury
names
of
1959.
10,
August
Lazard
include 2,030 shares reacquired
for sinking fund purposes.
t-iDoes not
UNDERWRITERS—The
25c
UNDERWRITERS
cipa'
thereof.
jdans for issuance
sale
company
agreed
iwl certain other
in its
of
dividend
treasury.
the
has paid dividends on its common stock
since 1952.
Dividends declared per share from 1954 to date have been
as
follows: 1954, 75c;
1955, 75c; 1.956, 80c; 1957, 95c; and 1958, SI.
For- the first six months of 1959 the company paid two quarterly divi¬
dends of 25c per share, and
the company has declared a quarterly
receivables.
(Does
to
value, amounting
par
no
DIVIDENDS—The
\,r the company.
I?/."its
stock,
common
Walsten
to
effect
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Common
Reane ,& Scribner 110;000
Co. Inc._— 110,000
&
Bros. !&
65,000
65,000
65,000
Co
!____
Joseph Walker & Sons
Western Securities; Inc.—
Pressprich & Co— 110,000,'.
Singer,
Str.oud
65,000
Co.—_
Northwest-
Reinhqldtc <St Gardner
Silberberg
110.000
W.
R.
Pacific
,
&
Inc.
Inc..
31, 1953 consolidated
$210,795,000 and consolidated net
income
to
$14,046,000
compared with $207,104,000
and $14,076,000
for
the
calendar
year
1958.
Corporate net income amounted to
$12,492,000 and $12,553,000
for these periods.
(
Lynch 110,000
&
Shepard
Prescott,
Robert
operating
8,500,000
borrowings from banks
Leonard
Moore,
Sutro
EARNINGS—For
ff liort-term
dividends of
quarterly
- '
two
paid
company
,
stock
first
subsidiaries serve
over
20 million.
Outstanding,
Authorized
the
of 1959,
share.
BUSINESS—The
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
(-term debt:
per
they
operating subsidiaries is
sale
(f
electric energy
„
CAPITALIZATION
cents
25
Kentucky and
Illinois, Iowa, Indiana,
in
;
.
months
six
,,
has paid dividends on its common
amounted to $1 per share.... For the
company
1958
in
1952;
since
business Aldens operates
its mail order
addition to
BUSINESS—In
§3
DIVIDENDS—The
accounts
volume of customer
carrying an increasing
cccd primarily for
t
Monday, August 24; 1959
...
(766)
Aug. 20, 1959.
$
1
>
'*
Volume 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(767)
AMF
the
Atomics,
jfear,
.The
kilowatts in
will
division
a
open
enable
the
nuclear
scientists
reactois
structure
addition,
the
on
completed
medical,
fluence
dunes
sand
to
well
as
study
engage
as
the
in
various
the end
by
of
The
of
range
will
the
to
fundamental
will
reactor
produce
substantial
to
quantities
undertake
iso¬
of
American Marc,
Acquisition
producers
the
of
of El
was
American
Marc.
engines,
of
assets
announced
Aug.
American
by
18
Marine,
Marc
Inc., fibreglass boat
Inc., Inglewood,
Kendall, President of
American
by W.
manufactures
lightweight
generator sets and generators.
acquisition
American
Marc
becomes
company to market a full line of pleasure boats
engines, Mr. Kendall said.
announcement
Last
in
added
American
manufacturer
In,
that
Marine
Beach,
Marc
of
construction
Division
Redondo
North
month,
Calif.,
?
foot
square
site
nation's
by
powered
Diesel
had
factory,
to
begun
on
built
be
new
a
on
for
"The American
the
with
first
the
ination
Marc
the
advantages
fire
of
the
and
time,
of
hazard,
greater
Marine,
Kendall
Division
,
to
added
be
American
fibreglass
line
includes:
cruisers;
and
is
with
he
in
in
in
made
power'boats
great
in the
and
from
sailboats—an
inboards,
inboard
and
14
sales
With
and
of
foot
foot
15
11
western
—V.
190,
states
will
also
runabouts
daysailor,
cabin
The
foot
two
27
24
of
wood
wood
foot
.
boat
700
which
will
be avail¬
foot
diesel
:*
sailboat,
Plants
.
Iowa,
who
the
distribution
and
full
marine
dealer
division
be
for
franchise.
of
Concrete
Earlier
field
of
crushed
tons
Stone,
in
contractors
48
to
•
entered
the
Natural
&
Gas
concrete
to
were
thereof,
sold
be
of
with
The
50%
corporation on
its $4,400,000
to
capital
SEC
stock
(rio
and
July
on
expansion
189,
31.—V.
consumption
project,
will
from
to 22,500
15,000 tens per year
I960.
by
March
of
par)
by
19&9,
23,
which
245,000
Potash
50,000
tons
world's
raise
-.
chlorate
the
has
begun
Miss.-,
by
capacity at Aberdeen
Completion is scheduled for
combined
with
Henderson,
to
year
that
Nev.,
of
lacility
make
American
Telephone
&
It
of
the
the
American
will
increase
last
29,
issue
debt
1957
telephone
issue
when
will
of
at
this
kind
be
can
Tuesday,
on
services.—V.
Nov.
17,
for
190,
the
issue
by
the
company
sold.
was
improvement
expansion
Co.
on
July 10,
incorporated
was
it has not yet
Co.,
Agreement
Into
Fidelity
Life
Insurance
insurance
an
can
Ventures,
speculation;
a
located
has
The
the
for
Colorado
it
does
It
company.
Inc.
ontred
offices
of
time
present
Snrings.
1959.
as
no
Co.
under Colorado law
companies," oi* .that" if
as
old
into
the
to
on
the
is
Legal
the
contract
v>t»*
about
Lake
Road
the
center
to
be
*
of
one
Dana
and
a
with
AND
Seibert,
States,
U.
account
holds
400,000
being
able
to
satisfy
it
will
be
Fidelity
First
Life
minimum
the
;!
successful
Insurance
National
Bank
Co.
first
of
FINANCIAL
President.
$1,000
week
is
after
due
Aug.
CHRONICLE
Published
twice
and
1,
a
.
.
payable
1959,
(Ree.
week
been
until
U.
S.
[every
32
be
advanced
will
9
consider
shares
(par
The
S.. Possessions.
of
to
all
of
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
sys¬
company's
letter con¬
the
by
fire
control
Strategic Air
662.
p.
to
189,
p.
at
made
Pa.—V.
the
181,
Co.
next,
$28,000
extended)
at
Pennsylvania Banking &
First
Co-ownership
—
Interests
gas interests
are
Canteen
Co.
of
America
Aug.
on
17 reported
record
its 1959 fiscal year.
also announced details
of
RCA's
operating
June
6,
Radio
of
famous
revenues
1959
$29,562,464
third
in
quarter
—
With
Reports Record
RCA-Victor
for
Music Libraries—
of
Division
ended
1959
of
Corp.
were
the
were
of
of
and
a
music
Automatic
libraries.
Can+een
$32,405,198—an
third quarter of
$1,262,893,
with
lease
in
increase
lr58.
equivalent
to
Chairman
the
by
dent,
will
of
per
share
enable
fer
to
each
fleet
have
passengers.—V.
190,
seven
458.
p.
Third'
Ave.,
stock.
New
units,
each
shares of
These
York,
filed
securities
consisting
$36
of
stock
common
a
$7,and
to
are
principal
(which
will
under
Delaware
law
July
on
23,
1959.
exchange for 4,995,500 shares of its
and
outstanding capital stock
in
com¬
of
1953,
will
succeed
liquid
;
of
production
and
from
the
of
one
owns
Republic
con¬
of
Peru and
concessions in the
its
i
received
the
by
Natural
Rachel
have
agreed
to
stockholders
Gas.
Bintliff
Belfer
of
the
predecessor
and
the
The
sell,
to
of
Sept.
at 50c
from
on
June
30,
June
30,
to
184,
the
to
total
a
$13
of
$15
Arthur
B.
(22.19% ),
and
Rachel
Bel¬
and
principal underwriters
100,000
common
share
per
during
shares,
specified
618.
p.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—.
Aug.
with
shares
1958,
31,
share,
per
shares.
shares
Arthur
13
reported
share
per
Its
net
the
on
third
income
after
5,099,137
the
all
shares
quarter,
fiscal
charges
of
common
three
months
1959.
compares
March
495,500
1,108,495
(14.80% ).
them
1964.—V.
Aviation
corporation
receive
owns
shares
additional
an
ending
will
each
739,386
purchase
5,058,662
of
subsidiaries,
two
ofGuatemala
of
Belfer
payment
on
through
company,
Republic
$6,818,788, or $1.34
stock
outstanding,
for
net
of
Income
of
$4,670,740,
stock
common
for
the
cents
92
or
three
share
per
months
ended
and
1959,
with
earnings-lor the second
quarter
$5,768,937, or $1.13 per share on 5,091,273
of
ended
shares
stock.
common
Net
sales,
June
royalties, and other operating income for the nine months
30,
1959,
were
$504,553,048, compared
with net
sales,
royalties, and other
operating income of $476,350,423 for the nine
months ended June 30, 1958.
,
The
net
earnings
$17,745,590,
the
nine-month
the
per
period
of
Church
for
$3.48
or
Board
of
nine
months
share,
the
American
ended
compared
previous
June
with
fiscal
Missions
30,
$2.65
per
year.—V.
of
1959, were
share for
190,
458.
p.
Lutheran
America/Philadelphia, Pa.—Notes
in
United
Offered—
B. C. Ziegler Si Co., West
offered $1,500,000 of
Bend, Wis., on July 1 publicly
4%%, 5%, 514%, 5%% and 5%%
direct obligation serial
notes, series N, due semi-annu¬
ally, from Jan. 1, 1961 to July 1, 1974, at 100%plus
The
upon
interest.
notes
not
lished
be
than
notice.
as
redeemed
1,
furnish the finest
years, consist of over
catalogued for background music.
Jan.
effected
be
be
on
effected
prior
to
notes
1965,
or
after
Jan.
1,
the
option
to
the
after
may
by
aie
Jan.
be
used
the
corporation
and
15
on
and
days'
pub¬
by the
interest
designated
corporation
1,
for
prior to Jan.
1,
1,
any
<c)
redemption,
notes
without
with
the payment
borrowed funds
premium
a
1967
1967;
such
1965,
redeemed
the payment of
Jan.
of
Trustee,
maturities
below:
funds
and
and
with
no
notes
of
1%
may
of
any
and
on
if
redemption
premium if redemp-
may
not
be
redeemed
1965.
the terms of the
Ey
at
notice
maturity or
redeemed
by the
a
noted
and
on
(b>
after
days'
of
be
may
unborrowed
premium:
redeemed
30
Notes
date,
If
(a)
be
may
less
corporation
for industrial, com¬
compiled over many
4,000 selections especially selected, arranged, and
Indenture
under
which
the
the
corporation convenants that on or before
month, commencing Jan. 15, 1960, so long as
notes
the
will
15th
be
day
issued,
of
each
any of notes
are out¬
standing. it will deposit with the Trustee in a sinking fund cash,
equal to one-sixth of the aggregate amount of interest and principal
on
the notes coming due and payable on the next
succeeding Jan. 1
or
July 1 payment date.
The
growth.
new
United
This
mission
Lutheran
is
Church
evidenced
churches
is
by the
have
experiencing
fact
been
that
tremendous
since
organized
1945
and
more
throughout
rapid
than
the
0theroffiS'135 Sll Sa^leStreet Ch e
Balte Street Chicago 3 IHinoii
|o 3^
u^er the
of March 3. 1879. subscnpu.ja
at New York N Y
Act
Other Countries, #72.00 per year.
subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York finds.
642
United
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25Park
(general news and advertising issue) with ai oni Monday]._Other offices.135 B.
Office)
remittance for foreign
a
which
and
of
seyen cents per share).
contract with RCA Victor, Mr.1 Leverone said it
its distributors
will
Issued
predecessor.
periods
'
and
12
630
two
in
Belfer
A.
warrants
by
(including
Automatic Canteen
for
vessels
Belfer,
and
payment
per
the
partners of the latter, including
President,
Lawrence
Ruben, Executive Vice-Presi¬
and Jack Saltz, Secretary, owned 96.3% of the
outstanding stock
Belfer
third
9.62%
cents
14-ship
years.
common
in
and
amount
be
of
B.
Robert
Net. earnings
55
Mississippi
$160-million
a
entire
this financing will be available for
corporate pur¬
repayment of all existing debt of the
company
to
Of the 4,995,500
outstanding shares of common stock, 4.500,000
the
of
RCA
Auto¬
the
of
to
Orleans.
units,
six
including
Arthur
*
the
sale
country.
accrued
for
per
the
The
proceeds
banks.
earnings for the
Leverone,
contract
America
background
of
sales
Nathaniel
$1
all
the
Net
in properties situ¬
Ritchie County,
speculative.—V. 189, p. 2563.
for
phase
Line's
of
SEC on Aug.
14, 1959, covering
subordinated debentures due 1974,
acquire,
assets
in
ended
1306.
p.
Initial
Inc.,
New
company
limited
a
ended
Redemption—
12
Ways,
in
v/orking interest. The company is engaged and intends to
engage
acquisition, exploration, development and operation of oil and
properties; and it now produces natural gas, crude oil and
The
2134.
Marine
manufacture
corporation of the same name organized
will be dissolved
and
the present
latter
'
increasing the authorized
$6.50)
to 6,000,000 shares
to
powered
the
poses,
sub-
in
the
Delta
1661,
organized
was
to
its
of
cessions
working capi¬
invested
or
in
be
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
.
'•
;
next
ships
replacement
a
will
representative
the
as
first
of
building the vessels
Line)
convertible
(a)
hydrocarbons:
Registration
*
is
the
terms
Avondale
for
accommodations
its
vessels,
the
gas
1959 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25 1942 at the post.office
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
the fluctuations
control
the
assume all of its
liabilities; (b) all the assets,
.subject to its liabilities, of Belfer Natural Gas
Co., a general partner¬
ship formed in 1955, and (c) a 25%
working interest subject to a
certain
liability, acquired in 1955 by David C. Bintliff in certain
properties
in
which
the
predecessor
corporation
owed
the
balance
item of non-recurring income eoual to
Thursday
fire
by
14
-
sales
calls
service
public
company
stock
predecessor
complete package of background music available
mercial, and public locations. The RCA libraries,
Patent
concluded,
•
under
replacing the
debentures
predecessor
in
Auburn, Union District,
Concerning the new
will
America—
Administration,
by
its
during the
of
for
of
proposes
mon
June 6, 1959 was $2,979,274,
non-recurring income of $203,200, equal
to nine cents per share). This compares with $2,353,891. eoual to $3.03
per share
for. the first .three quarters of 1958 (which also included
an
background
South
be
and
financed
:
split-up.—V.
three-for-two
be
cents per share.
$1.29
best
underwriters.
Net'income for the thrbe quarters ended
or
are
,
and
sales
the
the
separately transferable until March 1, 1960). The public
offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. White,
Weld & Co.
and
Goldman, Sachs & Co. are listed as the principal
37th
and
(Including non-recurring ihcome of $102,500, equal to .5 cents
.per khare). Net" earnings for the third quarter in 1S5E were $727,168,
or
Euilding,
•
quarter
is
background
its
of
used
cargo
area
awarded
Avondale
5.83%
offered
amount
share
the
be Specifically noted that Ameri¬
contract to purchase stock as
314
Canteen
for
this
World
Board,
Record
over
that
com¬
research
Leverone
bomber
boilers.
Ltd.,
(Delta
enter
shares
be
20,
Aug.
marine
toward
end
of
i
The additional
year.
Earnings—Contracts
company
Sales
and
33Vi
and
Aug.
190,
Maritime
through
Inc.
to
Bendix
These securities
quarters
the
of
that the
fidelity
Mr.
for
on
bomber
designed
the
This
corporation, located at
registration statement with the
1
"
...t.■
Co. —Additional
may
Sept.
a
will
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright
In United
1
Development
matic
.
licens¬
,
COMMERCIAL
William
subscription
made
has called for redemption on Sept. 1,
sinking fund gold bonds due 1960 (as
6%
Victor
Reserve
insurance
hereby given
Col.
commencing
"
or
Philadelphia,
and
This
three
•
Fidelity
licensing-of insurance
licensed,
necome
'should
the
be
ever
World
line
assurance
will
relating
at
Although
an
already
paid
Realty.
5,000,000
effect
to
north
W. Va.
Sales
best
through
bomber.
B-52
Orleans
Co.,
ship.
200,000
•
on
from
1
for
Briefly, the terms of the contract are as follows: American Ven¬
tures; Inc.
is to purchase from
World
Fidelity Life Insurance Co.
400,000 shares of its $0.25 par value common stock for a total amount
of $200,000 or $0.50 a1 share.
The sum
of
$1,000 has
each" week
of
Lease of Its Background
complied with
ing provisions of Colorado law and
requirement
such
be
Silver
of
cost
within
due
purposes,
Payment
Co..
ated
the
Bell
.
Colorado
of
Fife Insurance
of
to
-
Ventures, Inc.—Enters
Insurance
World
balance
publicly offered $89,600 of working interests (nonproducing) in Auburn Development Co. to be issued by
on
of
of
254.
p.
was
Proceeds
and
Europe,
business,
guns.—V.
aft"
by
Belco Petroleum
the
2
1959.
that
high
distribution
in
$5,800,000
the
machine
&
vessels
new
cargo
all
each
Scheduled
City Electric Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
Auburn
bond
This company on July 20, 1959, entered into a contract
with World
Fidelity Life Insurance Co;,'which contract obligates American Ven¬
tures, Inc. to purchase 400,000 shares of the common stock of World
Fidelity Life Insurance Co. on a time payment basis.
World Fidelity Life Insurance Co.
was
incorporated under the laws
State
the
Ferrell, covering oil and
Purchase of Stock—
the
acquired
for
with
of
Corp.
Offered—Willard E. Ferrell, of Philadelphia, Pa., on July
debenture
new
a
convinced
announced
jet
of
contract,
Co.,
commission
and it has sub¬
towards which a
$139,000,
'■
notes
stock
first
301%,
said
study
year, Crosley announced a
Force for $3,100,000 for ASG-15
B-52
New
aimed
and :its
Automatic
Life
Fund
selling
.
company
its
of
made
competitive bidding.
offered
$250,000,000
a
used
be
American
of
The
Atlantic Ice Manufacturing Co.—Partial
Trust
authorized
is expected that bids will be opened
will be The H mover Bank.
The
for
(expected
corner
of
.V
'The
long
this
Air
tail
Wilcox
&
program
Bend,
such
$4y3)
(par
the
company
made
back¬
the
done
now
Leverone
quality
Canada,
now
totaling
Wilcox
Shipping
all the outstanding stock
of
Apache
Plaza,
which is a land contract to purchase about
of'Apafche
stockholders
common
exceed
trustee
Oct.
two
securities
five $1,000 of debentures
unit. The offering is to be
Aug.
or.
Atlantic
'
19
Aug.
company
$250,000,000 to be offered
new
the
Investment
company
The
Telegraph; Co.— Debenture
Issue Authorized—
The
these
&
Lockett
This
to the present exppnsion, another 50%
correspondingly low cost.—V. 189, p. 1789.
of
shares
made,
northwest
'
'I
S.
the
boiler
M.
producer.
addition
issue
offer
to
A.
and paper industry."*"-^-sidiaries for such ether purposes as relate to their respective businesses.
—V.
an
investment
of
190, p. G66.
represent
acquired
have
we
"after
"is
finest
a.,
were
the
caliber
in
Babcock
.to- be
for
cries
U.
the
,
$1
of
may be used for the purchase of receivables in the ordinary course
its'financing activities, may be advanced to or invested in subsidi-
of
said,
is
Earlier
subsidized
shares
tal
;
to
Aberdeen,
U.
parts
on
in
Babcock
The
Minn.,
covering
shares
of
per
.
of short-term
r
expansion is relatively low because part of the
$4,400,000 plant investment included provisions for increasing
production 100%- if market conditions warranted such a move.
In
"Directors
1959
by
subsidiaries are engaged primarily in auto¬
mobile sixles financing and insurance incident thereto.
Net
proceeds
"-of this financing
will be used I to increase or maintain the workingcapital of the company but will be initially applied to the reduction
holders
speed
contemplates
the
"machinery
built
partners
The;
500,000
production
per
Three
by amendment.
original
at
13,
360,000
by the company and
which
will receive a
additional
the balance
South
SEC
to
we
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—New Boiler Contract—
St.
Anthony, Minn., at a price
of $265,000.
This
considered
for
the development
of
a
regional-type
center, according to the prospectus; and should the com¬
successful in developing this center, some portion of the
of this financing will be required
and
committed
to
such
1979,
the
50
Ind.. company filed a registration statement with
32, 1959, covering $50,000,000 of debentures due Aug.
offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed' by Salomon Bros..& Hutzler aha Lehman Brothers.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
This
1,
turntable. Mr.
of
company
contracts
used
four
has
current
the
of
_
work
the pulp
tons.
plant
Corporation's
scdium
of
largest
of
Cost
Aberdeen
the
Chemical
&
Minneapolis,
Aug.
Details—
the
This
"was
enter the
Command, the fire control system Is designed to locate and track
approaching enemy aircraft, and then automatically directs the fire
in
Associates
1462.
p.
E.,
October,
of
$6,200
......
.
U. S.
rpm
he
Canteen
spare
from
■
will
whicn
approximately' $1,250,000,
Capacity
Ave.,
on
and
proposes'
consisting
at
-
Ltd.—State¬
on
Aug.
13 announced
that
sodium chlorate plant at
satisfy increased
The
company
the company
the
aggregates
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—To Enlarge Plant
enlarge
Marquette
debentures
basis
been
by
President
as
attempt
until
vending
'<
'
added,
Victor."
production
the
Mounted
by
mortgage upon the property.
Except. for this development, Apache
Realty has at present no specific transactions under consideration,
the
prospectus indicating that
the proceeds of
this
financing will
..be used to purchase, lease, develop, or otherwise
deal in real estate.
The prospectus lists Truman B. Anderson, Board Chairman of Apache
Oil,
not
however,
the
rpm
33 V3
RCA
Canteen,"
Division.
systems
a
-
the"
for'the" company
•
withdrawn
was
or
has
call
development,
'
filed
statement
shares
745,000
Corp.
tract
being
be
would
he
Corp.—Receives $5,800,000 Air Force Contract—
and
Crosley
"
139,000
at
acres
is
March,"
2246.
p.
Avco
not
N.
its
with
'
last
complete reliability of performance."
Additional
Line—
the
throughout
189,
1885.
p.
organized under Minnesota law in June 1959 and
or
otherwise acquire, mortgage, lease, subdivide,
exchange real and personal property of all types.
was
sell
for
proceeds
.
American-Marietta
Petroleum
173,
unit..
and
shopping
pioneered
existing management.
year
registration
shares
efforts
purchase
deposit
pany
Co.
efficiently utilize aggregate materials from
ment Withdrawn—
covering
523
each
shares,
subsidiary,
a
per
to
tract
r
The
best
company
Ave.,
the Superior Stone Co., of Raleigh, N. C. Superior
is an essential supplier of basic construction materials in the Southeast
and operates quarrying and processing plants in
Virginia, North Caro¬
lina, South'Carolina and Georgia.—V. 190, p; 46.
Amican
The
units,
Inc.,
Hermann, Chairman of American-Marietta, stated that the
operations will be consolidated into an independent
this
stock.
-
Apache Realty owns
the sole asset" of
and
sand
1958.
acquiring
by
company.—V.
v.
33 Vz
a
with
the
everywhere
1959).
and Missouri serve heavy construction con¬
substantially in municipal, state and federal
Customers "also include important ready-mix
programs.
under
$372
payable on
and hn associated
acquired
division
at
subordinated
common
a
improve
quarries.
Grover M
newly
on
The
development and use of portable stone crushing plants which can
transported to areas of major construction projects. This makes it
possible
Cclo.,
Co.—Introduces New
located
6%
of
1.200
$1,000
acquisition
Iowa,
million
6
with
music
Realty Corp.—Files Financing Proposal—
public sale in
scribed
companies in these areas.
Established in 1936, Concrete Materials & Construction
nearby
Denver,
registration statement with the SEC
intends
-
production
for
music
program
cbrhmofl
for
or¬
network
concrete
the
this
We
full-force,
which Automatic
.
Inc.
available in
on
cooperation
speed
Stock
Sentry
Minneapolis,
Kansas
participate
building
Charges
AMI,
which fits in per¬
network
connection
but
corpoartion,
a
par
of
sales
Marine's
offered
filed
made
powered
Co.—Acquisition—
employed,
persons
in
tractors
road
of
-
runabout.
national
Rocket
the two companies exceeded
decided
pany
These
$1,500,000
cabin
foot
17
Ansul
This
line
The
Concrete Materials Co.
With
SEC
potential
in
has
Automatic
stock
Apache
and
This company
on
Aug. *11 announced the
Materials & Construction Co. of Cedar
Rapids,
gravel by
Co.
Apache Oil Corp., the promoter of the company,
1,000 outstanding common shares for $1,000 cash;
American-Marietta
firm,
Silver
&
said.-;
mind.
field
fidelity set with
be
150.
p.
«■
„
"Energized" series is based on the stored pressure
incorporates several significant advances in extinguisher
advances make possible exclusive one-hand operation,
faster and easier recharging procedures and trouble-free
maintenance.
—V. 189, p. 805.
"
......
Marine
new
to
a
cruiser
models;
a
be
United
line
new
design.
'
In
Lead
vast
a
years
signed with RCA.
7
developed and is already producing the finest mechanical
instrument for our background music
operations," he said.
Automatic Canteen's new
background music instrument is a high
in
Chemical
principle,
elim¬
the
•
The company is
establishing
ganization for its boating line.
public
a
the
dependable
the
models.
inboard
foot
18
outboard
or
foot
14
a
Diesels.
manuverability,
foot
either
Kendall
Mr.
the boating public,
combined
to
construction,
coming year.
of a complete
production
outboard
register
with
of hand
portable dry chemical fire extinguishers, the
.Sentry "Energized" series, is announced by this company. The ex¬
tinguishers, in 10, 20 and 30 pound dry chemical capacities, are de¬
signed
to complement AnsUl's "D-Model"
line
of
cartridge-operated
dry chemical extinguishers.
Marc.
Division,
give
boat
expected
•
sloop or yawl.
Fibreglass boats include a 19
able
Marine
will
date
States
$5,000,000
now
boats
three
30
a
that
least
at
Marc
and
the
American
by more than one-half of fuel costs
diesel engines, Americans can now look
of
to
stock
has
the
contract
"AMI
Life
a
Ansul
Beach,
Seal
reduction
durability
efforts
common
Fidelity
of
in
move
music
libraries
tems
Cregar
to
boats
to
United
forward
to
carefree
boating
performance and low cost."
Mr.'
of
up
of
common
A
lease
line-of
most
best
its
of
World
New York Regional Office announced
Aug. 18, 1959, the
complaint (USDC, NY I seeking to enjoin Scott Taylor &
Co., Inc. Stephen B. Stevens, its President, and Teodore Landau,
doing
business
as
Landp.u
Company, from further violations of the antifraud provisions of the Federal Securities Laws in the offer
and sale
of
acquiring the assets
of
Rocket
Marine,
Inc.,
American
Marc
the company's inventory and production facilities. The Rocket
said:
the
its
use
that
Exchange Commission for the purpose of offering
public
at
an
offering price
of
$1
per
share."
ten
a
bought
building itself is under
Commenting on the expansion
to
shares
out
this
ground
SE"C
filing
first
boats.
Marine
agreed
and
pointed
field
over
Leverone
acquisition
musical
California.
purchased
wood
with
2886.
p.
"Our
.
the
be
has
to
189,
The
'7;7
the
.
The
Inc.
established
operations,". Mr.
Violations—
Diesel
,
the
24,000
year
sale by that company of
However, expenses
lor adver¬
Inc. shall be paid by the Life
Ventures,
should
5,000,000
Anaconda
Marc,
Denis
Diesel
With
additional
an
has
"Automatic
Rocket
California,
Monte,
California,
Ventures,
American
it
Co.
of
stock
—V.
for
company.
Insurance
Inc.—Acquisition—
and
Insurance Co. Tor the
American
States .Securities
that
acre
to
arranged by
offering
stock
music
fectly with the large and efficient distribution
Canteen
supplied as adidtional consideration
Additionally,-
agricultural and industrial research and to study the in¬
on
living cells and biological processes.—V. 190,
"The background
management consultation, public
advice to the extent of its ability,
purchase - period of-tne
This service is to be
Insurance
major program
a
paid! In addition, American
been
furnish
to
financial
and
Fidelity Life
stock
tising
radiation
of
World
its
561.
p.
the
has
$200,000.00
obligated
is
assistance,
thereafter.
operating
of
Inc.
relations
during
of
amount
Ventures,
leZion,
reactor
new
problems
broad
?.
Rishon
near
total
the
research.
topes which will permit Israel scientists
in
is
company,
phase in Israel scientific studies.
new
a
atomic
In
this
future, situated
atomic
■
of
according to Morehead. Patterson, AMF board chairman.
kilowatt reactor facility, which will be boosted to 5,000
1,000
3
^
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(768)
$500,000;
and
the Caribbean
area.
Further, the corporation
growth will be even greater during the next five years.
new
mission churches to acquire property and to
buildings, the corporation has available Church Extension Loan
Canada
States
erect
which
Funds,
made
the
assist
To
D^c.
of
as
estimated
Instruments—Common Stock Offered—Public
proceeds will be added to the company p
for working capital.
the
of
will
and
This
oi
of
The
net
income
was
—V,
190,
This
company
covering
proposed
debentures.
by Kuhn, Loeb <52 Co. and McDonald & Co.
offering price and conversion price will be de¬
immediately before the offering.
The debentures will carry
a sinking
fund which will commence in 1963 and is designed to retire
about 60% of the issue prior to maturity.
The company
is engaged primarily in the production of beryllium,
and
its alloys and compounds, and
beryllium copper. It also engages
in research and
development work, primarily for the U. S. Govern¬
ment
and
its
contractors.
Principal
plants are located at Elmore
and
Cleveland, Ohio, and Reading, Pa.
The company's products are
being used in missiles and aircraft, in atomic energy reactors, in the
a
to be headed
group
The
rate,
coupon
termined
dustries
instruments for
business
machines
and
sensitive
oi
-manufacture
in
and
the aircraft and other in¬
communications and
elec¬
tronics
equipment.
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be used to re¬
tire
present long-term
indebtedness, to finance a portion of the
company's
expansion program,
and
for increased working
capital
required by the
company's increased volume of business.
The ex¬
Net
pansion
construction
contemplates
program
of
beryllium
additional
extracting
and
fabricating
facilities
and
beryllium
copper
fabricating facilities at the
Elmore plant; construction of a new
plant at Hayward, Calif., near San Francisco, for the production of
machined
beryllium shapes; and expansion of beryllium oxide pro¬
duction and fabrication facilities.
metal
The
in
—V-
and
187,
amounted to
for the six
sales
company's
1958
$9,173,000
$7,961,000 in 1957, $12,669,000
months ended June 30, 1959.
its
Mr.
be
close
the
to
$800
—V.
earnings.
will
end
Oct.
on
3,
debentures
However,
difficult
is
the
on
standing, current fiscal
it
year
to
forecast
exact
189,
Hamilton
Inc.—V.
185,
split
of
the
common
stock
at
a
will
basis of
estimated
average
shares out¬
earnings, should be close to $3.00 per share
improvement
over
the
preceding
one.
of
the
debentures,
common
stock
out¬
Transformer
Central
from
ing
about
or
19%
of
the
5.4%.
current
on
the steel strike,
which
will
be,
in
the
range of 80 to 90
of
all
remaining
version
.
reasonably
sound
and
not
too
unfavorable
cents
a
share,
debentures
of
assurance
even
after
outstanding.
better
allowing
This
for
will
projects
range
The
con¬
188,
Burlington's
sales
and
earnings
will
continue
to
par
sale
of
$750,000
a
the
about
grow
2739.
corporation, located in
the
six
months
number
age
Bern
of
Dibner,
ended
shares
Norwalk,
June
30,
Conn.,
1959
outstanding
on
during
President.
189,
lor
the
similar
Based
$0.29
period
the
on
or
991,137
the
of
number
on
the
of
948,637,
preceding
shares
average
number
at
iq«?R01Tn^w
771™
year
were
Co.
of
units
Sock
at
Brook,
Brooks
I
&
June
$13,479,000
-
Keyport, N J.,
1959, covering
n?cr.t®aSe bonds, 63/2% series due 1979, and 240,000
common stock. The company proposes to offer the securities
LTSJfStln£n0f a $500 bond *nd 50 8hare8 ot common
rnP CHii°f $50° per r,nit- Underwriters, headed by P. W.
Co., will receive a
«
commission
of
$45
per
unit
plus
oP$24S000f to° Geor^r6
&ls° haS agreed to pay
rSistrafinn^ statement,rgf L"covers
sLl? also Bradsh&w and City Industrial
fee
registration
an
additional
77,000
the
Oder's
The
which
?t
P6r Share by the underwriter to persons
subsZidSrvCnfen^nLWtS organlzcd ,in March, 1959 as a wholly-owned
chemtcaI nrodnot/ t'n
a ^nufacturer of fumaric acid and related
selected
rt
1,
by
engage in the manufacture and sale of citric acid
wiii^ihu^
at Pleldsbor<>. N- J., which, according to the
™n«t™
nrosDectim
2!!
company
i
voltage.
It
the
of
....
National
presently
proceeds
the
Insurance
Co.
of
Galveston,
J utilize
a new process
a
bank
loan
developed
by
Bzura,
commitment in
the
Inc.
The
amount
of
net
proceeds
company
will
used
be
for
purchase
further
•%'.
-
undergoing change-over from
now
and
corporation
engine
in
development
contract
an¬
install the latest Chrysler
14,000-pound
gross
vehicle
will
the
contract
made
was
the
of
a
Detroit
be
road
said
will
tests
that
be
Joseph
District.
winter
E.
using
Johns¬
R.
the
S.
that
area,"
and
periods.
calls
sub-Arctic
tempera¬
.
for
series
a
fuel
of
fuels.-
against
cars
company's
Bright,
revealed
engineer¬
Detroit
will
contract
rustproofing process
will protect 1960 Plymouth,
passenger
the
be conducted at
of the Detroit Arsenal, where
the
various
Chrysler
in
starting tests
extended
for
the
at
run
highways
public
on
requirements
announcing
for All 1960
process
known
ever
Dodge,
the
to
Soto,
De
auto¬
Chrysler,
corrosion.
manufacturing and scientific break¬
Vice-President—Automotive Manufac¬
Group
seven-stage system costing more than $18,been installed at the various Chrysler Corp. body plants
country.
■
,
<
will
result
a
in
longer
better
vehicle life,
will
body
less
and
appearance
upkeep
controlled
of
■%;>:;.
system
and
subjected
be
all-arouud
cost,
plateau
new
a
%•;%
cooling,
rinsing, priming
every
part of the auto body.
Each
Col.
by
Ordnance
corporation Vice-Presiaent Engineering, said that
performed during the coming year by the research
Dart
and
P-
to
of
painting
nine
gives
safety."
-
cleaning and
,
drying,
full
....
heating
protection
to
different
667.
Cleveland
(par
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TG
$1)
Corp.—Starts Lake Erie Drilling—
rights
to
is
.
further
a
40,000
signed, and
platiorms.
at
depth
Wells
of
acres
work
is
of
first
well.
underway on erection of
adjacent area have shown good
in
1,200
completion
on
now
feet.—V.
189,
Drilling contract
drilling
and
ramps
flow and
pressure
1128.
p.
Clinton Mining & Milling Co.—Securities &
Exchange
Commission Acts to Enjoin Stock Sale—
The SEC Seattle Regional Office announced.
Aug. 12, 1959, that a
complaint had been filed (U. S. D. C., Spokane, Wash.) seeking to
enjoin this company, located in Clirtton, Mdnti, and certain individuals
from violating the Securities Act
registration requirement in the sale
of
Clinton
Mining
St.
stock.
•
G.
my
wide
the
-66,500 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$449,958 shs.
40,000 wts.
—
40,000 wts.
■"Excluding 40,000 shares of class A stock to be issued upon the ex¬
190,
Chattanooga Industrial Development Corp.—Statement
Capable
140
tons
first
of
statement
filed
common
with
stock
the
(no
SEC
par)
on
March
was
25, 1959
withdrawn on
trade,
Clupak,
St.
on
East Angus,
Quebec,
extensible
of
begun
it
is
the
first
announced
Inc.
Lawrence's
in
Begins—
has
paper,
Quebec, mill,
name
sacks,
producing CLUPAK
day,
a
time
Number
and
is
conjunction
4,
136-inch
being sold under
with
the
CLUPAK
in
this
duty-free
bags, and
grocery
at
paper
extensible
new
Canada,
unit
converting
the
will
CLUPAK
rate
kraft
of
make
paper
approximately
available
for
in
use
for
the
multi-wall
grades.
paper
Coastal Caribbean Oils,
Inc.—Reports Agreement With
Standard Oil Co. of California Subsidiary—
This
company
reached
with
subsidiary,
offshore
three
leases
for
off
Government
of
Mexico
the
the
The
coast.
has been
test
are
Supreme
a
seismic
Gulf
in
of
postponed
Franklin
the
Lake
that
The
agreement
program
the
the
also
next
Gulf
of
provides
drilling
on
an
area.,
in
agreement
of
of
Florida
Caribbean
within
in
been
California
of
Coastal
a
Co.
President,
light
acres
down
Okeechobee
the
the
Coast
Co.
put
limited
a
in
lying
be
has
agreement
Oil Co. of
the
a
report to the
seeks to improve
suit
of
the
Federal
States
contesting ownership of Gulf
than three geographic miles from
Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
more
which
defendants, originally, was scheduled for hearing before
Court
Florida
in
stated
bottoms
case,
an
4,000,000
California
to
coast.
conduct
flexibility
against
water
that
Standard
Coastal Caribbean
Himes,
stockholders
Caribbean's
the
ever
Florida
to
acres
by
well
northwest
500,600
Joseph Hr
company's
Coastal
first
Caribbean
a
exploration of
Coastal Petroleum
drilling
the
reported
Co.,
the
by
the
of
the
Coastal
for
held
and
weeks
Mexico
Aug. 18
California
on
The
providing
subsidiary,
the
well
structure
County.
United
until October
offshore
are
It
to
States
13
be
of
in
this
drilled
located* about
October
IV2
of
last
year
but
Co.
will
year.
by
the
miles
California
off
the
coast
of
will seek production in
the Tuscaloosa sands,
productive of oil in nearby Alabama and Missis¬
sippi. Drilling will be undertaken from a submersible barge to a depth,
of
approximately 7,000 feet. It is estimated that 90 days .will he
required to reach the total objective depth. A 10,000-acre block assigned
which
37,500 shares of
189, p. 1463.
President
Bulldog
Production
Montreal,
being made
its
at
of
CLUPAK
trademark.
The
Withdrawn—
is
paper
machine
company's
and Florida
tlncluding 5,925 shares to be issued to Mr. Ralph Bernstein.—V.
p. 460.
Ltd.
of
Amerman,
new
.
r
Outstanding
Corp.,
production
E.
The
i
Inc.—First Canadian
Lawrence
Canadian
FINANCING
3,000,000 shs.
ercise of the class A stock purchase warrants.
registration
Copper
The corporation's management announced on
Aug. 13 completion of
preparation
for natural gas and oil drilling in Lake Erie, Ontario
field. Company has acquired rights to 45,000 acres, and will earn
additional
purchase warrants
6.—V.
this
truck
industry
has
of equip¬
is
(par $1)
The
smaller
Dodge.
Manager, said
are
and
Completed—
was
Class A stock
covering
a;V%
model
1960
research
new
a
Bright said.
An
electronically
under construction at Arcadia, Florida.
(about $1,000,000) will be added to the
to be used as working capital.—V.
Class B stock
Aug.
the
by
stated.
Mr
of
Texas,
h
also has obtained
District.
company,
Authorized
stock
14.
Col. Joseph E. Johnston,
Ordnance
intensive
most
Clupak,
CAPITALIZATION
A
a
Aug.
on
Engineering Division.
year-in-year-out
:
shares in addition to 2,094 shares of
and certain. indebtedness. Net proceeds of the
together with net funds derived from the
2953
Class
its
plants
maintained
the
1463.
company
since
the
officer
checks
"This
has
fee
a
Co.
shares
electrical
engaged in the business of producing and supply¬
ing ready-mixed and dry batch concrete for use in diverse types of
construction, including the construction of residential housing, com¬
mercial
and
industrial
buildings and warehouses, and governmental
and institutional projects such as roads,
airports, schools, hospitals,
military bases, sewers and tunnels in addition to selling to the con¬
struction
industry an extensive line of over 400 building supply
products. The company has been engaged in the distribution of build¬
ing supplies since 1952 and in the production ana sale of concrete
The
and
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
of
organized under the laws
of the
State of Delaware on March 9, 1959, and is qualified to do business
in ihe State of New York.
It maintains its principal executive and
sales offices at Commack Road, Commack, Long Island, N. Y.
ac«ulred °n
fnTi1 iS r^?fftn*V 1oca.ted at Broadway and Clark Streets,
$2 400 0OO
siatement with the SEC on Aug. 12,
and
of
BUSINESS—The
equal
May
decrease
expansion of plant facilities, and for additional working capital.
ment,
1,-
on
were
during
1959^.V 189?gp 2887!'5'011, Wh°Se aSS"tS
Bzura Chemical
in
$0.42
the
$10'390'000 in the corresponding six months of
5 the same Perlod were $15,054,000 as com$iu,4Jl,000 last year.
to
shares
of
end
,»
n°f e?6' 15boXe Iesul,ts include the operations
April 30,
compares
of shares
made by
was
Detroit
of
turbine
of
other
000,000
stock,
PROCEEDS—The
the
to
p.
contract
grounds and
explained.
be
can
around
promissory note, will be used to retire the $259,000 of
debentures and to construct and equip a new plant
of
transformers
in Florida,
estimated to
cost
funds
by Detroit
multi-fuel com¬
contract
of
announced
Dodge Dart body types will be produced at plants
the convertible, which will not be built in
15
Johnston
turing,
Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc. on Aug. 17 publicly offered
66,500 shares of class A stock (par $1) at $4.50 per share.
This offering has been completed, all of the said shares
having been sold.
to
year.
outstanding
Shipments during the first half of the current
year
JaSd
parea
aver¬
shares outstanding at the end of the period
°n
1958
the
or
Certified Industries Inc.—Stock Offering
share
according
of $481,822 which
the
«noa
30
per
shares,
period,
J™?-Ju"e 30> *959 earnings per share were equal
S
n^'o Farnlngs for tbe similar period last
tn
$0.49
,
„<?2ll'Lre:*o»So»H flrst half net earnings
with the
$273,715
earned
Huebner
The
manufacture
$650,000
$1,111,000
a
development
was
common
Dreferred
balance
The
East
except
of
turbine
motive
outstanding. 6%
lor
Burndy Corp.—Six Months' Earnings Rise—
This
increase
the
American
to
and
it
Multi-Million Dollar Rustproofing
Chrysler Corporation Models—
for issuance upon exercise of warrants
underwriter at a price of one cent per
until September 1962.
is engaged in the design and manufacture of electrical
additional
issuance
awarded
performed
said
will
the
of
proving
tures
the public offering price
at
247,500
5%
under¬
at
notes, etc.
to repay
65 degrees below zero in the cold room
large military vehicles can be accommodated
terms are to.be supplied by amendment. The remain¬
for
outstanding
general
for
project
Col.
are reserved
the principal
exercisable
company,
$100
year.
p.
to
transformers
indicate
than
and
depression,
shares
issued
warrant,
tinuance of present conditions. With the
stronger and stronger positionthat is planned
for Burlington Industries within the textile
industry
it
is
my
opinion
that,
barring
a
national
calamity
or
serious
—V.
JF,977
be
to
$3.00
earnings
for
the
Looking beyond 1960, there are enough new plants,
acquisition already in process to forecast an earnings
around $4.00 per share for the 1961 year with reasonable con¬
fiscal
1960
conditions,
earnings for the December quarter of the calendar year
the first
quarter of the next fiscal year should be
No
exchange
Acs.:;man,
ing
Inc. The public offering price
Guerin & Turner,
Eppler,
by
dial
a
a
andWderwriting
converted..
Based
filed
cable;
the
basic
Aug.
Mr.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
effects
$1,316,000
year
20
install
temperature changes,
three metal cleaning baths, seven anti-corrosive dips, seven
spraying
operations
and
seven
external
paint
finishing operations.—V.
190,
hea<pd
and
C.
"The
corporation,
Aug.
on
unsubscribed
truck.
the
special
34%
This
showing
subscription
the
share).
per
1960 vehicles.-
Dodge
section
meeting
The
($25
SBC
the
announced additi >nal details of its new,
will be introduced this Fall and also listed
commanding
eauj
also acted favorably
upon
proposals
relating to various employee benefit plans.
The stock split took effect Aug.
21, 1959. New certificates for the
resulting additional shares will be distributed about Sept. 11 to share-holders of record at the close of business Aug. 21.—«V. 190, p. 355.
value.
a
of
Mi. Patterson
Announcement
ton,
meeting Aug. 11 as shareholders took the necessary action to effect
split, increase the authorized common stock from 10,000,000 to
35,000,000 shares, and change the common stock from $10 par value to
par
to
be
gas
the
no
been
the
cities,
terms
through,
been
43/4%
six
on
Valiant
approved
was
subscribers,
par
with
for
offered
be
to
16
Patterson
In
3-for-l
used
engine,
will
weight
2443.
have
the
the
four
Under
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—To Split Stock 3-for-l—
A
at
-
notification
of
stock
Patterson,
nounced
p.
With
Me,—Files
Announces New Research and Development Contract—
a
Spiegel,
and
Corp.,
six-man
production basis.
which
Angeles,
Mr.
senior
a
China,
letter
a
public
research
construction
the 1959 to
of
quarter
C.
the
Los
partner of Wertheim & Co., investment
director of The Philip Carey Manufacturing
Co., Robert S. King, Chairman, announced on Aug.
19.
Mr.
Steinbach is also
a
director of Armour & Co., Baldwin-Lima
Steinback,
South
construct
has
Aug.
on
All of
Kentucky
operate the
Carey Manufacturing Co.—Banker on Board
(Philip)
heated
.
operate
belowcab, the
Dodge General
the new
118-inch
wheelbase Dodge Dart will be built at plants in four cities throughout
the country: Detroit, St. Louis, Newark (Delaware) and
Lop Angeles.
a
Assuming
full
conversion
standing will increase by approximately 20% as compared to-a
ago.
As of the close of business, July 22, $10,130,000 or about
each
to
mass
Dart
M.
located at 2400 West Sixth St., Pine Bluff, Ark.,
registration statement with the SEC seeking regis¬
tration of 98,750 shares of its common stock. The company proposes
to offer 89,773 shares for public sale through an underwriting group
with
a
about
economy
Milton
II.
will
degrees
during the next two years
section oi the corporation's Engineering Division.
;
Dodge
share
per
on
Among
bankers, has been elected
be
for
contract
facts
2563.
p.
70
Dodge "Dart" Will Bej Built at Four Cities-
announced the election of three new
directors: Thomas Hoyt Jones, Cleveland industrialist; Kenneth Good¬
year, President of Goodyear Construction Co., St. Johns, Newfoundland;
Edward G.
Fox, Mining Engineer, President of the Bituminous Coal
Operators Assn., Washington, D. C.
The new directors replace Maurice Lachmann, John Gaido and Dr.
Joseph Scialabba, who have resigned.
At its recent annual meeting
the stockholders elected as directors:
Joseph McDaniel, Jr., Secretary of the Ford Foundation; Charles O.
Finley, President of Charles O. Finley & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111., and
Henry Metz, Jr., Chairman of Metz Baking Co., of Sioux City, Iowa.
million—up from the $651 million last year. Due to
that
are
taking place every day in the company's
conversions
subordinated
which
year,
to
ignition V-8
research
13
Aug.
on
and
War
Force,
to
lightweight, high-speed engine would be designed for the Armed
The
substantially our
bourbons."—V. 189, p. 2799.
corporation
Air
60
the
company's
the
are
Announcement of
javelin, Ltd.—Three New Directors Elected
Canadian
the
Commanding Officer
the
for
increase
to
Kentucky
The
has outstanding many debt and equity issues,
in order to obtain diversification and develop¬
money whdn and as it was available. In retrospect past financ¬
ings all looked very good. The company has just completed negotiations
for an additional term loan of $30 million for new programs.
fiscal
The
distillery property
of additional
storage capacity for ma¬
plans
of
preferred
to
experimental
necessary
this
expansion
as
Type 06 Cardox trucks and
handbooks and other equipment.—V.
filed
7
of
and
offered
corporation
Forces
starting immediately on the construction
are
warehousing,
turing
Burlington
for
"We
the
involved.
Ordnance
pression
Distilling Co.
Dry
World
in
for
low
Chrysler Corp.—Awarded Army Ordnance Contract—•
The
in
Canada
name
announced
Moore
itself.
ment
Burlington sales
the
under
plant
be
is
proceeds
Army
1955.
since
trademark
$1,298,213
a
...
Jr.,
purchase marks the company's first ownership of
distillery.
It will dissolve the previous corporation and
34
Co.,
Aug.
on
Vassalboro, Maine;
Corp.—Acquires Kentucky Distillery—
Moore,
W.
own
Love, Chairman and President, before the New York
Society oi Security Analysts on July 23,1959, said in part:
been
to
The
"best effort
a
history
insulated
for
data,
Telephone
stockholders
writing
B
on
of
"
calls
engineering
company
shares
for sale,
commission in connection with the distribution
The
cer
Although
by
by persons who nuve nominated directors.
shares of class B stock are not being oifered
company
I.
Trucks—
award
for airport fire-fighting
"descendants" to Cardox ii£nite
improved
an
the
667.
p.
The
President, on Aug. 13 announced the company's
acquisition of Kentucky River Distillery, Inc.,. Nicholasville, Ky., pro¬
ducers of the bourbon whiskey which Canada Dry has marketed under
Burlington Industries, Inc.—Term Loan, Etc.—J. Spen¬
this has
class
with
Fire
12
said.
contract
covering 2,000 shares
Texas,
J
are
fire-fighting
equipped
parts,
Dodge
1999.
p.
Oklahoma,
in
mostly
Aug.
Division,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
issued as
stock.
Dewey & Grady
be
may
the
Roy
20 filed a registration statement with the
public offering of $6,500,000 of 15-year
The offering yiill be made by
Aug.
on
a
subordinated
convertible
registration
A stock.
class
of
Canada Dry
Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
Inc. will act as exclusive agent
basis" in the acquisition of prop¬
erties and, hence, in the distribution of the class A stock.
The agent
will be issued 15 shares of class B stock for each 100 shares of class A
stock issued for property interests.
Dewey owns 30.55%and Grady
25%
of the outstanding stock of the agent.—V. 188, p. 1153.
166,000 she.
200,000 shs.
$1)'—•
(par
or
225,000
the
255.
p.
Brush Beryllium
EEC
but
of
for
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Common
filed
Aug.
prospectus lists Charles S. Dewey, Jr., as President and Auan
as
Executive
Vice-President.
Of the outstanding stock,
18% of the class A and 97.4% of the class B shares are owned
directors
by
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
J.,
N.
Hills,
Far
at
on
is
China
Grady
about
months ended May 31, 1959 the company
consolidated net sales of $645,656 and net in¬
year 1958 net sales were $1,266,683 and
-
SEC
properties,
gas
2,500,000 shares
B
Per the
$106,789.
$53,465.
190,
that
military
USAF
spare
•
live
the
subsidiary had
its
come
and
The
EARNINGS—For
and
The
Kansas and
New
Mexico.
The
company s
largest smgie property is the Messall
Project in the Marlow Field in Stephens County, Okla. It now proposes
to
acquire
additional oil and gas interests by exchange
lor the
oil
in
subsidiary, the company is engaged in
sale of ultrasonic cleaners and cleaning
facturing facilities
Stamford, Conn.
located
the
trucks
Orders
on
Cardox
model, especially designed
efficiency in temperatures as
announcement
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
announced
company's
new
and
zero
18, i9o9 covering 1,500,000 shares
of class A stock ($1 par) and 225,000 shares of class B stock (60c par).
Tne con<panv now has outstanding 411,667
shares of class A stock
and 85,228 shares
of class B stock (together with certain indebted¬
ness;.
It has acquired by exchange for all of its outstanding class A
stock and other considerations, various nactional undivided interests
with
the
made*
full
at
Air Force
S.
to
rescue
The
outstanding.
shares then
the
corporation,
statement
general funds
engaged in the design, manufacture and
and flaw detectors.
Through a
the design, manufacture and
systems. Offices and manu¬
the company and its subsidiary are located in
of
Production
U.
which
be received
to
21.5%
Cador
testers
thickness
ultrasonic
of
funds
resenting
,
BUSINESS—The company is
.
sale
ami
expenses,
the bonds and stock will have provided 71.9% of the
by the company, the stock so acquired rep¬
of
purchasers
total
available
be
$2,491,000,
start-up
P
offering of 40,000 shares of common stock at a price of
$20 per share was made on Aug. 20 by McDonnell & Co., .
Inc. Of the 40,000 shares offered, 30,000 shares are being
sold for the account of the company and 30,000 shares
lor certain stockholders. The offering was oversubscribed.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of its 10,000 shares of s.ock
will be used by the company to finance additional inventory.
The
balance
contemplated.
The cost of the new plant is
plus $118,000 for interest during construction,
Bzura, Inc., is
at
as
Corp.—USAF
Chemetron
The
contract
and $324,500 for working capital. The
Fieldsbcro plant site was acquired for $160,369, which is to be paid out
of the proceeds of this financing as part of the cost of the proposed
$107,000
accordance
Branson
like
a
$150 000 bv
These
amounted to $14,298,095.
1958,
31,
with the purposes for which they are provided,
lor the most part have been loaned
out to new mission churches.
To supplement
these .funds and to provide additional amounts, for
'the anticipated heavy demand for loans by new mission churches
during the next lew years, the Board of American Missions of the
United Lutheran Church is issuing the above described series A notes.
in
funds
Messrs. Hyman arid Albert Bzura and Irving Weiss have
in the company's common stock and Bzura, Inc., has
investment of $150,500.
'An additional contribution of
and
invested $100,000
anticipates this
Monday, August 24, 3,959
...
currently
Volume 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(769)
to
this
be
well,
owned
As
an
which
50/50
obtained
from
requirements
disputed
the
4,000,000,
of
the
be
Coastal
the
drilled
at
Caribbean
State
its
on
the
is
will
by
California's
The
and
sole
will
expense,
California
Hawaiian
Co.
west
coast
leases
The
land
title
area.
contained in
acres
significance
major
area.—V.
Florida
of
188,
in
V.
the
of
The
affects
190,
about
drilling
two-thirds
and hence
the
the
of
investments
company's
An
abatement
in
will
begin
of
this
operations
about
i,
Jan.
1960,
tainer
is
it
of
189,
announced
the
from
190,
points
service
The
SEC
at
covering
$2.50
The
for
12
filed
100,000 share's
share,
per
proceeds
loans
Aug.
to
are
and
of
without
the
in
use
of
notification
stock
common
for
the
premium
A.
Schneider,
President,
subsidiary,
Aug.
on
Columbia
(no
with
be
to
par)
general
20
funds
of
announced
City, television station KTVT
were
acquired
owned
by
Columbia
subsidiary
of
in
Time,
and
TV
July
radio
from
Inc.—V.
190,
located
company,
istration
statement
at
with
East
15
the
SEC
40th
Co.,
Inc.
and
radio
to
tematic
Investment
187,
Plans
and
York,
a
finance
Plans
Investment
and
State
tot®1
Carlson,
rental
income
$5,572,000
include
Corp.
of
Carlson
cumulative
sale
of
In
last
operations
of
1959,
the
.*■
communications
of
through
the
working
Golf
for
of
the
other
other
sale
4,500
through
stock
common
the
in
private
July,
placement
with
net
in
111.
newly
Mr.
Carlson
formed
dispersed
locations
Mr.
development
Carlson
tometer
hoped
is
Last
also
the
111. 5
dictation
This
of
it
the
year
Golf,
Electronics
detection
and
of
York
the
of
its
Barth
The
corporation
covering
offered
York,
$1.25
at
proceeds
Fall.—V.
working
a
division
the
Union
leisure
189,
to
year.—V.
a
totaling
General
of
190,
Rowles,
Co._
350,000
Schmidt,
&
:
165,000
i_
& Co._
Wul-
165,000
Mosle
Co._
165,000
165,000
Si
Winston
&
.
165,000
w
Roberts
Co.-
165,000
&
Parke
350,000
Staats
&
Schneider,
Bernet
&
'__
275,000
I.
275,000
Strader
275,000
Harold E. Wood & Co._
Yarnall, Biddle Si Co.__
165,000
165,000
Baumgartner, Downing
Si
Co
100,000
the
Agnew
Bros.
&
&
Si
H.
Co._
275,000
Boyce
275,000
275,090
Sherrerd
Emerson
Si
Southwest
Jones,
Miller
Sutro
165,000
Bingham, Sheldon & Co.
220,000
Pierce
Inc
Co._
100,000
Edward D.
Jones Si Co._
100,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co._
MacNaughton-Greena-
100,000
Co.
~220,000
Co._
220,000
Gradison
D.
wait
Si
100,000
McCourtney-Brecken-
220,000
Cartwright
McDonald-Moore
&
ridge
field
«
Electrowriter,
through
Co
—,—
100,000
Co._
100,000
100,000
&
Si
Municipality Approves Sale of Property—
acquisition
R.
Holman
A.
Co.,
Si
Inc.,
Unit
wholly owned subsidiary,
$1,500,000
Dynamics
Corp.,
from
in
vote
of
339
Manton
favol-
to
with
the
held
election
offer
was
29.—V.
July
recorded
190,
in
668.
p.
This
corporation, located
registration statement with
of
at
Park
501
the
SEC
on
The
stock.
filed
Minneapolis,
Ave.,
17,
August
1959,
a
covering
offer
this stock
for subscription
by common stockholders at the rate of
one
new
share for each
eight shares held of record Sept. 3, 1959.
The
subscription
price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment; Dean Witter Si Co. is listed as the principal under¬
for
a
production
of
ground-
terns
will
include
high-pressure
helium
and
p.
bring
Convair
equipment
to
contracts
with
than
more
nitrogen
common
to
proposes
company
pneumatic
Consolidated
$7,000,000
during
and
components.
Net proceeds of its stock sale will.be added
general funds and used for working capital and other corporate
purposes.—V. 188, p. 1345.
'
to
con¬
and
its
Devoe
past
668.
& Raynolds
The shareholders
.
recapitalization
Consolidated Electronics Industries
be
announced
was
through
an
their
of
exchange
the. shareholders
stock.—V.
of
190,
17
Aug.
on
stock
outstanding
of
its
this
Corp.—^Acquisition
Co.,
Burham
Transformer
Co.
&
in
acquired
has
company
Transformer
stock.
own
Advance
p.
that
Advance
Chicago,
Co.
the
all
111.,
shares into
represented
of
one
a special
meeting Sept. 9 on a proposed
reclassification of its class A and class B
stock.
common
356.
Factors
Little
Rock,
Ark.—Files
The
corporation
covering
offered
The
at
Aug. 12 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 20 cents) to be
share, without underwriting.
on
300,000
$1
per
proceeds
are
to
be used for working
capital.
$1
A
complete,
mainland
and
Freightways,
door-to-door
Hawaii
was.
Inc.—New
containerized
started
this
cargo
month
service?
by this
,
on
the
class
between
the
and
the
share
B
board
stock.
of
shares,
with
proposal.—V.
a
new
par
190,
a
and
of Devoe consists of 587,500
value of $2 per share, of which
shares of class B common stock
shares are outstanding.
par
300 000
181,791
receives
The
recapitalization
of tne
dividends
class
paid
preincorporation
Dooley,
to
expenses
to
promoter
Aircraft.
M.
Winer,
to
President, on Aug. 12 announced the execution of a
the Crpehart Corp.
Included in the acquisition will
patents, licenses, and trademarks in the United States
acquire
electronic
division
is
and
considerable
planning
engineering
for this segment of the business.
Dynamic will introduce in January a complete new Capehart
featuring a series of high fidelity stereophonic instruments.
The
line
will
contain
reproduction
of
innovations
many
Capehart
in
electronic
circuitry
and
—
line
new
sound
quality.
Dynamic Electronics, established in 1930, presently manufactures cus¬
high fidelity ccnsoles for selected retail firms and department
tom
stores.
line
In
of
addition.
Dynamic
Electronics
stereophonic high fidelity
ranging
from
$179
to
namic,"
also
consoles
$495.
merchandises
under
the
firm
The
distributes a complete line of high fidelity components,
amplifiers, tuners, speaker systems, TV and Hi-Fi accessories.
substantial
a
to
contractor
armed
the
forces
its
own
trade name "Dy¬
also manufactures
and
is
and
ment,
manufacturing of
in
including
research,
B
equal
stock
to
elects
class
proposal,
stock
B stock.
Devoe
for
each
A total
twice
the rate
two-thirds
$2 per share,
shareholders
share of
of
will be
electronic
equipment.—V.
189,
p.
Dynamic
develop¬
44.
Eagle Food Centers, Inc.—Stocks Offered—Offering of
188,500 shares of
Aug. 19 at $17.50
stock (par $2,50) was made on
share. Of the total offering, 168,500
offered publicly by an underwriting
common
per
being
are
group headed
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
are being offered by Eagle Food
of the shares not purchased
by employees by 3 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 19, 1959 will be
purchased by the underwriters. The offering was over¬
and
20,000 shares
Centers to employees. Any
PROCEEDS—The
of
class
will
A
5,000,000 new
receive
and
one
common
authorized vunder the
receive
from
proceeds
the
sale
of
these shares; 28,500 shares are being sold for the account
stockholders.
The company will use these funds to redeem,
the preferred stock of a subsidiary (which will then be wholly-
selling
of
owned);
to
chattel
be
outstanding
pay
equipment in
four stores
mortgages
added
to
which
Ten
165
miles
the
of
within
miles
has
five other stores.
The balance
in part, expenses of opening
meet,
operates a chain of 30 supermarkets, 18
"Quad-City" area (Davenport, Iowa, and
company
in
to
1960.
the
Island, Moline and East Moline, 111., plus adjoining communities).
super markets are operated in various eastern
Iowa cities within
opened
165
funds
in
located
are
from
equipment in
general
BUSINESS—The
of
subordinated
notes;
to
purchase
G & W Realty, Inc.; and to pay
6%
leased
on
supermarkets
new
Rock
Quad-City
the
from
past
the
the
In
supermarkets
Two
area.
in
year
Quad-Cities.
EFFECT
GIVING
promissory
nual
notes
installments
1, 1968
Common stock
Option
in
due
of
FINANCING
shares
(par
444,903
for
earnings
into
into
over
and,
under
reserved
are
for
the
company's Stock
conversion of class B
-
effective
shares
shares
3.15
1959, each of .the previ¬
stock, par value S10,
17,
common
Class
B
common
stock,
par
valua
stock, par value $2.50.
stock
company
Aug.
of
of
common
common
DIVIDENDS—The
followed
$444,903 shs.
issuance
for
shares
$2.50, and 0.35 shares of
have
$209,431 shs.
450,000 shs.
$2.50)—
reserved
are
$684,000
♦1,000,000 s'ns.
$2.50)
stock
amendment
outstanding 141,240
itably
Outstanding
an¬
June
stock:
converted
was
to
$684,000
(par
common
Plan.
common
ously
equal
$76,000
been
additional stores.
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
6%
have
Chicago area, also approximately
the past five years the company
opened ten stores and completely remodeled five
CAPITALIZATION
and
on
a
share for share basis.
its predecessors have operated
prof¬
20
years. However,
the company and its predecessors
policy of partially financing growth through retained
accordingly, no dividends have been paid on common
a
stock.
The
paid
the
will
company
160,000 of
its
14
common
value of
356.
p.
under
$By charter
directors.
each two shares of
the
pay
has
Colonial
industrial
.
voting as a class, elects one-third of the company's
and
be
manpower
capitalization
with
which
of
directors
of
company's
for
corporation
value,
par
stock
The class A stock,
board
one
Service—
authorized
A
outstanding,
are
Under
Consolidated
class
of
443 263
of
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
shades
to
will
Dooley,
for
UConvertbile
Currently, the
Corp.,
used
be
$50,000
and
abroad.
Dynamic Electronics also obtains
all
design, research,
and engineering data, as well as
rights to manufacture and distribute
Capehart high fidelity, stereophonic phonographs, radios, tape record¬
ers,
and television
instruments.
The firm will
acquire the complete
inventory of Capehart components, replacement parts and equipment.
The
Capehart line will be manufactured and distributed by
the
Capehart Division of Dynamic Electronics-New York, Inc.
According
to
Mr.
Winer, Capehart wil lsoon again reactivate its military and
factures.
exchange
:
Consolidated
of
♦65,000
Devoe, a subsidiary of Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation, is* a
major producer of consumer paints, industrial finishes and a wide
range, cf resins, plastics and chemicals for coating
and other manu¬
,
will
of the airplane and $120,000 for
its contract; '$10,000 for repayment
Jr., company President; and $280,000 for
advertising.
h-'V*
outstanding 150,000 common shares, of which
sold and issued at 10c per share in cash or as
E.
were
Capehart
'
It
the
Meyers;
including
now
shares
due
redesign
produced
Roy
$80,000
price
for
to thj personal property and
which $4,000 has been paid. Of
and
of
10,000 at 10c per share in cash to David B. Thurston,
director and president and a director of Colonial Aircraft;
10,000 at 10c per sha're to Herbert P. Lindblad, an officer and
all
Co., Inc.—To Reclassify Stock—
will vote at
through
Corp.
capital,
fiClass B
Systems
the
in
sale,
Dynamic Electronics, New York, Inc.—Acquisition—
is engaged in the design, development and manufacture
fully-transistorized,
high-speed
digital
computing
sys-
advanced,
due
stock
purchase
company
Jack
The company
of
the
airplane
director
week
Astronautics,
interest
the
former
a
will
shares
Delaware law on May 7, 1959,
designing and production of air¬
two-place airplane suitable for the
intends to take a known airplane
the
President;
six
Control Data Corp.—Registers With SEC—
*99,594
three
share
subscribed.
electric system.
state-wide
its
Consumers $175,000
of
at
75
in
company
and
of
Aircraft
130,000
off
New
of
loans
The
all
integrate
82%
The
title
proceeds
first
of
return
right,
working
utility will
Receives
about
Convair
of
In a record turn-out of 88%
of the registered voters, the people of
Manton, Mich., voted to sell the municipal Electric System, including
hydro and diesel generating facilities, to this company.
The Michigan
discharge outstanding debts and for
Corp.
the
Inc.
Suplee, Yeatman,
Mosley Co., Inc._—-
Co.__
at
lc
per
share to
also be sold at $2 per
the company.
organized under
single-engine,
relating to the said aircraft,
net
shares
Co
Si
220,000
portable
the
Colonial
100,000
—
W.
220,000
Si
by
100,000
—
220,000
&
Stiver
100,000
Collings & Co.,
220,000
Co
Si
C.
Inc
Co.
Si
may
sold
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Co,
&
Sweney,
Corp.,
165,000
Co
Inc.
C.
Co.,
Co\ Inc
Si
Saunders,
is
Si
Co.,
165,000
220.000
Co
Kreeger
Kalman
Comp¬
Moore
Si
165,000
Co.—
Si
220,000
L.
First
Inc
Simon
220,000
Co,_
Si
Inc
for
M.
Smith,
Gardner
Dempsey-Tegeler
for
it
Si
Inc
Rauscher,
of
and
Coronet
of
Shepard
Hickman,
writer.
orders
type
Rotan,
350,000
Si
165,000
Inc..
600,000
Scranton
&
Inc
bern,
Stone
&
165,000
Co.__„
Carrison,
Inc.__
&
—
Butcher
several
Thermoelectric
systems which will be used to check out the
propellant systems of Atlas missiles prior to firing.
this
Co.,
Joseph Walker & Sons.,
future.
near
trol
for
600,000
Si
Lundborg
Pierce,
...
165,000
Meilen
Miller,
Irving
600,000
&
which
been
engaging
a
executive.
issuable
are
fee,
have
was
of
purpose
contract
&
Furman
G.
Joseph,
770,000
&
for
the
165,000
Inc.!
Co.,
Si
Co
Wells
W.
Stein
2672.
p.
Electrodynamics
Systems Corp.,
of
new
Parker
the underwriters
thereafter
and
a
assets
165,000
Co._
Gunn
Alester
900,000
with
to have
the airplane
produced for it "for delivery to its dis¬
and
purchasers. It has entered into
an
agreement
with
Aircraft Co. whereby it received an option to enter into an
agreement for the purchase of all of Meyer's right, title and interest in
and to the tooling, patents, etc., of the Model MAC-145
aircraft, which
option was exercised on June 27, 1959, the consideration being $84,009
Si
&
350,000
Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC
through
contracts
equipment
The
Cunningham,
1,000,000
Si
offered
Co.,
Inc.__
Weedon
1,500,000
Co._
Roland
Shuman,
support equipment for the Atlas missile program.
.The
Whiteside
Winslow,
Crowell,
1,000,000
Illinois
Co.,
■
Consolidated
received
Chace,
1,500,000
be
165,000
Co.
&
220,000
will
Meyers
and
Si
Si
sold
be
per
reputation, but out of production, and have it redesigned
larger engine, which will enable it to attain the desired speed
200 miles per hour. Upon
completion of such redesign, the company
and
inc.
_
Prescott,
the
and
in
Committee
Contracts—
ago
&
Dabney
1,000,000
Lemon
Reinholdt
capital.
Consolidated
•<
Co.
a
used
^
h
company
shares
10c
underwriter
but only after 100,000 shares hava
the 25,000 shares earned by the
then
may
The
the rate of one
until a total of
at
tributors
of
$220,000
Co.___________
Co
golf equipment; acquired Radiation
developer and producer of infra-red
devices; and expects to be in production
be
to
Mohr
Carey,
Inc
Davis, Skaags
William R.
shares
facilities
on
acquisitions
in
production
the
share,
per
are
.
the
given. These
shares
finders
a
shares
particularly
balance
.
*1
share
intends
the company
.
for
amount of
the
company.
per
proven
of
*
ftg »**'/£<•
Thornton,
1,500,000
Marache
Chas.
Y.
N.
The
i■*-■-ti.fi I
1,800,000
Inc
Si
Aug. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
on
125,000
&
Co
&
Si
An
SEC
Co
Burr,
Mullaney,
of
Concert Network, Inc.,
&
duPont
&
the
of
in
income
37,500
as
100,000
business
j ■"
net
the
lc
company,
point
in
expenses
for
at
sold
been
the
company;
that
to
for
sold
stock
shares
have
for
the
reimbursement
Curtis__
The
111.,
measurement
and
4r
*■!
$2,750,000
Co
Co
of
shares
offered
for
shares
four
Dooley Aircraft
pur¬
communities
underwriter
common
each
sold
craft,
dis¬
the
purchasers named below have severally agreed
the
respective principal amounts
of
Redpath
realized.
Division,
Comptometer
new
:
$242,001,000
be used for equipment to be used in testing and
working capital, etc.
375,000
additional
for
townships
in
the
pay
shares
An
such
communicator.
entered
Skokie,
this
the
pilot
record
manufacturers
Electrowriter
adequate
carried
potential
acquired
and
1959,
par
may sell one share for every four shares sold for the company.
The
aggregate commission thus payable is $374,062, or about 99c per share.
reim¬
for
below:
S.
Mead,
finalized
to
company
Co
Goodbody
Stock
32,000
$528,000
of
Electronics
being
Acquisitions
of
be
may
started
company
provide
and
the
number
a
these
graphic
Corp.,
and
will
of
ended May 31,
the
at
at
receive
underwriter
used
purchaase,
294
Tyson
Baker, Simonds
Riter
6V2 %
$450,000,
or
New
sale
proceeds
now
in
gas
with
offered
be
by
the
on
will
the
expected
to
the
five
year
engaged
Townsend,
I.
Johnston,
suburbs.
introduced
machine
Burke
Chicago
company
instantaneous
an
this
work
reported
of
some
year
Evanston,
in
studying
that
said
Communications
and
also
2,250,000
capital
of
to
share
also
is
generation,
2,250,000
J.
July. Comptometer entered Into a long-term lease with the Grey¬
Corp,
for
a
modern,
lOO.OOO-square-foot,
one-story
building
Niles,
the
and
communities
is
Co.
hound
research
the
1,499
natural
W*t y
the
-
purposes,
shares
preferred stock at par value,
subject to listing approval of the
is
of
revenues
..
be
made
a u
Moseley & Co.____
Phelps, Fenn & Co
Sales
will
Farish
not
production
related
corporate
convertible
and
sale
in
company
2,250,000
„
Pri¬
&
bonds
to
stock. The company proposes to offer 375,000 shares
$2 per share. The
offering is to be made on a best
Mallory Securities, Inc., for which it is to receive a
commission of 40c per share.
In addition, Dooley Aircraft has
selling
com¬
Carolina Securities Corp.
capital
and
private
Equipment
the
notification
of
stock
common
basis
agreed
-
2,750,000
F.
out.
program,
facilities
and
,i
&
&
Coffin
period, including
$7,478,000,
compared
to
Burke
by the group at
of
to
are
public sale
efforts
bonds, due Aug.
R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
Paine, Weber, Jackson
In¬
do
for
interest, to yield 4.61%
sale
in
engaged
of
electricity
Michigan. The
Granbery,
earnings
shares of
expenditures
during
estimated to
total
about
$575,000,000.
are
from
Stearns
Model,
1958
for
460.
bid of 99.5399%, with a net
the
letter
a
Dooley Aircraft Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Offered—Public offer¬
won
filed
6
This corporation, located at
105 West Adams St., Chicago, filed a
registration statement on Aug. 14, 1959, with the SEC covering 506,250
around
from
w
-■
Weld
Shields
Bear,
the
The
he pointed
necessary
for
were
year.
the
which
Exchange,
its
revenue,
period
relocation
financed
sales
net
said
in
expenditures,
was
said
service
like
the
results
equipment
of
and
for
acquired March 31,
Mr.
1
Sold
agents
as
p.
Construction
operating
Fahnestock
President,
was
on a
proceeds
bonds set forth
White,
corporation earned $61,075 during the first six months of this
compared with a $98,403 loss in the same period of 1958.
E.
A.
accrued
sale
of
purchase
new
in
reg¬
with
act
190,
program
Auchincloss,
year,
the
from
> V
of 4.6536%.
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
& FM,
a
will
the company's
1959
construction
program
company's treasury for expenditures
already
The company's
1959 construction
the
the
to
wholly-
a
Line
first mortgage
Aug. 18
on
distribution
the same state.
Salt
in
filed
Comptometer Corp.—Reports Profit—Stock
vately—
The
for
service
after
tribution
on
Systematic
Honolulu.—V.
proceeds
individuals
Francis
New
East
Aug.
$1,700,000
available
new
on
developing programs,
a
in
571.
p.
ordered
the
and
Co.—Bonds
BUSINESS—Company is
operate
stations
affiliates
for
Far
Award of the bonds
$33,678,000.
of
formation
Broadcasters,
St.,
recently
equipment—is
arrangements
Pacific
Francisco
$117,600,000.
(1959-1963)
period
the
compluTy
the
make
San
cost
Aug. 14, 1959, covering Plans
for Investment in Shares in American
Industry, Inc., in the amount
of $500,000 of Single Payment Investment Plans and
$500,000 of Sys¬
surance.—V.
in
been
to
Columbian Financial Development
Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Til is
in
PROCEEDS—Net
460.
p.
related
corporation
per
The
con¬
station
a
bids for a 4%% coupon were as follows:
99.362% by Morgan
& Co., for a net cost to the
company of 4.6647%;
99.36%
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. group for a net cost to the
company of
4.6648% ; 99.3199% was bid by The First Boston
Corp. and Harriman
Ripley Si Co. Inc. (jointly), for a net cost to the
company of 4.6674%.
The bonds will be redeemable
at general redemption* prices
ranging
from 104.88%
to par, and at
special redemption prices receding from
100.25%
to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
offered
stations KDYL-AM
TLF
containers—CF
EARNINGS—For the twelve months
the
Broadcasting Co.
Lake
through
and
—Files With.
Exchange Commission—
covering 130,000 shares of common
share), without'underwriting.
($1
such
business.
Electronics
the
parent
company's
recently-acquired
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The National
will
chase,
finance
Pictures
containers
Oakland
SEC
assembly
Other
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Forms New Subsidiary—
/
and
handle
93,750
™
new
shipping
to
for
underwriting.
used
be
letter
a
formed
Stanley
Service Co., Denver, Colo.—Files
Exchange Commission—
and
on
of
and
served.
petitive sale
Insurance
company
been
The
for
burse
With Securities
Securities and
share
purposes.
Colorado
supply
cost to the
company
668.
p.
Jr.,
Co.
modernization
—V.
Snead,
was
made on Aug.
19 by an underwriting syndicate
jointly managed by White, Weld & Co. and Shields &
the placement of the $40,000,000 of 53/4%
bonds will
corporation to finance a program of plant expansion
and
to
simplify the corporation's debt structure.
the
and
ing of $35,000,000 4%%
1, 1989, at 10014% and
change of the bonds.
by
has
Francisco
Consumers Power
,
lateral trust 20-year sinking fund 4%% bonds, due 1971.
Allen & Co. negotiated for the corporation the
agree¬
ments relating to the private placement and the ex¬
used
S.
1.
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds 5% sinking
fund series, due 1971, have been issued in exchange for
a
like amount of outstanding first mortgage and col¬
Proceeds
L.
'
corporation on Aug. 17 announced that it has placed pri¬
vately $40,000,000 of 5%% first mortgage and collateral
trust sinking fund bonds, due
1979, and that $20,000,000
and
J.
Diablo Laboratories, Inc., Berkeley, Calif
Service
San
containers
terminals
inland
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Private Placement—This
be
President
possible
parcels
at
expanded
CF
by
2348.
p.
ot
stations
27-foot
"Coleman-E'urope"
as
Sheldon
Cpleman, Coleman President and Board Chairman of the 60-year-old
heating, air conditioning and outing products manufacturing company.
All
Coleman
manufacturing,
distributing and
administrative
op¬
eration in Europe will be centered in the new division, Mr. Coleman
said.—V.
CF
service.
be known
to
company;
Container
distribution
An
division
new
made
was
Honolulu.
Coleman Co., Inc.—Forms New Division—
A
Freightways,
11.
Aug.
service
Hawaiian
and
688.
p.
on
new
by the filing of a new CF tariff
with
the
Federal Maritime
Board
effective Aug. 9, and will utilize
the weekly sailing schedule started
Aug. 11 by H.M.F.
applicable to acreage lying within
suit
these leases,
protecting
2141;
p.
abatement
an
Marine
announced
outgrowth of the Government's suit, Coastal Petroleum
recently
5
Board
common
cents
Oct.
15,
1959.
1959
The
of
Directors
stock
per
on
a
intends
quarterly
to
basis
consider
in
the
paying
future.
dividends on
dividend of
A
has been declared on the common stock payabla
holders of record at the close of business on Oct. 1,
B common stock is not entitled to receive dividends
share
to
class
until converted.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase
from
underwriters
the
company
named
and
below
the
have
selling
severally
stockholders
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
(770)
6
number
the
shares of
of
percentage
or
through
and
% of 20 000
Company
Smith
Inc.
—
~—-—
—
8,964
'
Fenner ft
Pierce,
Lynch.
Stockholders
31.459
Company
Merrill
Q'9nQ
■
8,309
8,309
8,309
^•Arn'VcffncC. Allyn & Co. Inc.
8«0
KB
8,-09
-
A.
? FarHuttoi;
Whipple & Co—
Baird & Co.. inc.—
William Blair &
Co
McCormick & Co
Eacon,
Robert W.
J.
Dain
M.
and
1-.662
1.187
Co._—1.662
1*6*.
1-662
1,187
1.1871,187
Inc
Sylvia
Federal
respectively,
at
o08
3-8-
,
"Customer
In
338
333
ing,
writing
Offer-
in
sales
Plants
Nine
—
Co:
/
shares of common stock
This offering was
and
manufacturers.
;
■
be
will
offering
the
of
communication
Executone's
in
use
proceeds
Become
The
this
has
company
converted
sale
and. for
systems
tors
localized
to
electrical
to
Executone
methods
and
men
store
other
located
countries.
•
•
EFFECT
GIVING
payable
•In
shares
20,000
stock
restricted
,of
NOTE—The
company
DIVIDENDS—Since
has
reserved
been
have
issuance
for
upon
options.
by
group
agreed
to
purchase
company's
from the
stock set
common
the
company
forth
opposite
their
of
Van
Lehman
10,000
Bacon,
Brothers
Alstyne,
Noel
& Co.
the
Whipple & Co.
Bateman, Eichler & Co
A.
Inc.—
6,000
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.—
Sons______
6,000
D.
Co.—
6.000
W.
Corp.
6,000
Heller
6,000
Kohlmeyer
A.
C.
Alex.
Allyn
Brown
Francis
F.
—V.
&
duPont
I.
Equitable
E.
& Co.,
&
Securities
Hutton
190,
p.
Co
&
257.
H.
Extrudo-Film
Corp.
—
proceeds
the
from
&
&
the
of
1b
of
proceeds
will
be
added
to
flat
Co.—
&
Stock
&
The
tt
.
of
the
Offered
—
stock
will
be
general
An
year
six
*By
payable
stock
PRESENT
agreement
value)
par
entered
into
Oct.
24,
1958,
CW* two mortgages and assume' one mortgage,
3/ot
to
exceed
approximately $413,500, in
the
in
j>rice for
Aug.
31.
the
plant
in
Pottsville,
Pa.,
which
it
of
agreed
the
expects
to
.
are
reserved
for
.1.
issuance
under
the
company's
Greenwald
Herzfeld
Brand,
H.
Grumet
Blair
190,
p.
;
&
&
Co.,
to
This
a
located
registration
for
1,927
bv
North
with
the
Howard
SEC
on
to
resell
'
'
Aug.
about
this year.
this year
in 1960.
Steam Turbine-Generator
plant's
the
of
the
/LST-G)
employment
department,
largest
instead
1,000
..
..
1,500
anticipated
1,800
to
receive
is
real
a
additional
partnerships,
first
half
in
normal
PROCEEDS—The
estate
of
0
*
net
1959.
earnings
or
any
adjust¬
provision
1959's
first
half
with
total
increase
an
of, 11,370
a
real
The
outstanding
at
deposit accounts during
the
end
of
this
year
ago.
of
for
this
its
estate
construction
or
loans,
first
79th
facilities
half,
banking
amounting
of
An
be' filed
the
military
to
$19.1
This
million,
its'
rate
in
Aug.
cn
Fillmore.
Millard
in Utah, Idaho and
installations.—V. 189,
12
Baltimore,
Prescott.
freighters,
announced
Md.—V.
190,
President,
purchased
financing
vertible
for
in
Dynamics
the
said
He
the
p.
the
for
fleet
of
County,
Wyoming and
p.
1237.
opening
year.
on
from
had
Canadalr
due
on
July
the
new
in
1,
sold
of
Aug.
19
CL-44D-4
Ltd.," Montreal^
1974.
1959
privately
The
an
$5,000,000
carrier
issue
of
the
new
The
aircraft
balance
trust
of
Food
issue
were
applied
Utah.
covering
has
ceedings for the
the
S.
to
filed
a
notice
of
Appear
•
y
for
substantial
indications
1959-60."
West
common,
be
board
split
the
on
to
expected
are
The
.
of
shares
directors has
The
issuance of
or
$3.60 per share
dividend increase.
on
down
the
indicated that it has
shares of common
company
additional
the
that
sota
Such
said.—V.
a
the
program
190,
on
and
in
a
Bell,
H.
the fiscal year ended May
profit records.
Mr. Bell
beginning net worth
was
11.8%
$25,000,000
continuing need
a
facilities.
modernized
and
new
will
be
Present
in
needed
package foods plant in
Research Center in Golden Valley, Minne-
facilities
new
is
Charles
and
Board,
of
and
Kennedy forecast
approximately
these
of
sales
1957-58.
Bell
investment,
are
the
of
summary
return
in
10.8%
Messrs
Typical
a
company
last year's
Chicago add
"must'
is
the
'for
new
long-range
growth
and success,
670.
p.
Aug.
17 issue
it
was
stated
that
the
company's
rights
of $6,197,900 of convertible subordinated debentures, due 1979
our
3:30
at
3:30 p.m.
(EDST)
p.m.
on
(EDST)
Aug.
on
24.—V.
Genesco, Inc.—To Vote
of
stockholders
The
5V2%
-had
20%
a
changed
Aug.
190,
p.
this should
10,
have been
670.
air¬
subsidiary
of
to
amounts
General Time Corp.—Correction—
successful
con¬
shares
called
debentures
payments
of
common
due
190,
stock
p.
of
Sept.
on
stock
common
the
of
on
Formfit
Exchange Offer—
will consider a proposal to issue
cbmpany in exchange for outstanding
18
the
Co.
Illinois
(an
corporation).
See
also
565.
on
in (Reorganization
in
the
Iincorporation will
immediately. The additional
of
the first quarterly dividend
Chairman
all-time
with
would" expire
the Chapter X pro¬
reorganization of this corporation and its subsidiaries
S. District Court in Baltimore. The Debtor, directly
appearance
split
to
'
,
effective
be
10,000,000.
Kennedy,
set
compared
offering
prop-jet
to
Looking ahead,
new
scheduled for delivery in the spring of 1961.
purchase price, $43,000,000, is. covered by equip¬
189, p. 2565.
Inc.—SEC
26,
and
Inc. Dividend—
plan
a
Certificate
stockholders
vote,
plans for
pointed out that
as
Genisco, Inc.—Common
fleet,
the
pending in the U.
share
This
per
same
3,000,000
which
31
,
y
certificates.—V.
Town,
SEC
the
Gerald
,
include
large,
a
previously
5>/2%
to
'
.
.
split
and
President, gave stockholders
.
In
10
subsidiaries
authorized.
stock
V.
of
the
in November.
present-shares.
present
565.
announced
a
basis.
Corp.
airline
debentures
redemption
ment
to
cents
$1.20
no' immediate
1967.
Proceeds
30
of
they
of
General
be
intention
1959,
-
compares
last
Security banks made 34,265. Timemillion, for the purchase of automo¬
at
May
on
distributed to
on the split
announced
make
the first
quarterly dividend payable Nov. 2,
per
share, which would be. equivalent to an annual
from
paid
to
approved
18
will
and
28
resulting
shares
first
year's
First
office,
wholly-owned
four
the .company's
to
in September
Co.—Opens Baltimore Warehouse—
company
W.
Aug.
on
shares
Aug.
on
tliree-for-one
a
amendment
With
homes.
situated
are
at
on
first half,
year's
Jersey
New
/
value of the com¬
26,811 were
pany's common stock from no par value to a par value of $3 per
and
amounted
•vshare:," The number of. ;authorized-" shares was
increased
from .thi
7.
■»
loans
in
Mills, Inc.—Split Voted—To
stockholders
shares
stockholders
purchase
year's
through
purchase
expansion,
for
other corporate purposes.
and
organized
for
resources
$286
number
business
used
be
capital
was
ized
The
'
after
does
working
materials, products and components, and operating a plant for special¬
electroplating, coating, metal treatment and related. industrial
finishing operations. It
does
business
with
firms in the aircraft,
nuclear, electronic, missile and other industries. The company's offices
and plant are located at 331 Main St. Bellevlle, N. J.—V.
190, p. 461.
:
with
-
.-:
realized
were
It
will
proceeds
for
company
proceedings are pending for the merger into Magnaplate of three
operating susbidiaries.
The company is principally engaged in
the
business of conducting a Non-destructive Testing laboratory for testing
operat¬
half/
net
X-ray equipment,
BUSINESS—The
O'Malley
compared
first
Offering Completed—•
(par 50 cents) at $4 per share. This offering has been
completed, all of the said shares having been sold.
compensation
vested
showed
Ginn
Mr.
Co., Inc., and Casper Rogers Co., on
Aug. 14 publicly offered 75,000 shares of common stock
General
completion
Baltimore, Md.,
1959
a
Robert L. Ferman &
home
The
18,
Large
is
General Magnaplate Corp.—Stock
to
the
Proceedings—
Street,
again
at the
Earlier
These
Robert
stock
5 000
610
1959's
that
5,000
at
and
years.
incre~se
that
which
decline
earlier
Flying- Tiger Line, Inc.—Freighter Financing-
9
5,000
statement
will
certain
reserves.
loans
the
this
The
154.
company,
the
completed
million
warehouse
8,500
Inc.
ordering,
would
reported
would
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
was
Flintkote
i
.Fair Lanes, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Oed
of
during
exceeded
total
added
six
25,000
Seigel
Co
heavy
years
other
the
the electric utilities
sparse number of
of ordering' by
of
three
or
in
that-it
He
interest,
period
of
partnership
subsequently
Realty
and
loans,
has
126,500
Bros.
Robinson
—V,
&
and
each
of
amounting ■ to $65.2
appliances, home modernization, and for other personal
figures compare with 31,711 Timeway loans, amounting; to
$54.3 million, during 1958's first half.
'
;
George S. Eccles, President, said .that.the bank system this year
Shares
Co.
Stern
&
Bertner
&
cycles
and
sixteen-year
a
.
1
„
D.
the
uses.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below,
through their
f-epresentative, Maltz,
Greenwald
&
Co.,
have severally
agreed,
to
] urchasc from the company the number of shares of common
stock set
f/jrth opposite their names:
Maltz,
There
$206
Of
biles,
I
_
two
Department,
$2,393,907.
Banking offices
■
....
five-year
.
companies
ten
fees
expenses,
over
purpose
it
O'Malley
business
Security
months
with
amount
acquire
worst order years in recent history."
industry since the end of World War II
1958 one of the
definite
The steam turbine-generator order outlook for 1960 is even better,"
Ginn said.
"We expect
1960 to be an excellent year for orders,
resulting in higher employment le.els .in. 1961. and 1962,'"
Mr.
Ginn informed the General Electric employees that
plant-wide
employment would continue, to drop to is year, as previously i\ ported,
purchase
1959.
410,000 shares
option plan,..;..
the
explained
During
tubing
500,000 shs.
aggregate
,
'
to business,
farmers, industry and similar borrowers
more
than $155.9 million, compared with
25,323 commercial loans,
amounting to $132.9 million, a year ago. During the same 1959 period
there were
2,331
real estate loans, amounting to more than
$25.$
This film
company
an
payment
capacity of
toial
a
to' last
Mr.
■
"$413,500
tl,000,000 shs.. '
—
and
to
Outstanding
*$413,500
______—
(10c
added
the
to
properties
securities
ago.
with
-
FINANCING
Authorized
,
,
with
17,
million, an increase over a year ago of
more
than $33,9 million.
During 1959's first six months, the bank
sys-fem completed 63,407 loans, an increase of 4,446 over 1958's first
half. Loans during 1959's first half exceeded $247
million, compared
was
incorporated under New York Law on April 9
name of Free-Mark
Creations, Inc., which was changed
Corp. on Aug. 18, 1952.
Its present name was adopted
June 30, 1959.
The company's principal executive office is located
36-35 36th St., Long Island City, N. Y.
Common
of
past year.
First Security's
company
Mortgages
is
It
allocated
Ciruli.
the
of
way
TO
for units with
y'cai
when "all companies which
received orders, for less, than two million
total
machines
such
making
contracts
.
funds
as
the
year
contracts
steam turbine-generator
The
has noted
-
this
compared
kilowatts
r
exceeding $535 million, compared with over $510 million a year ago.
Deposits in First Security banks at the end of June reached a total
in excess of $490 million, a gain of more
than. $25.8 million over a
used
corporate
this
of
Mr. Ginn reported that in the
Large Steam Turbine-Generator
community,
the
to
months
manufacture
attorney-in-fact.
in
First
sheeting.
EFFECT
E.
on
was
million,
GIVING
be
expenditure
acre.
property
corporation
taxes
2,500
company.
CAPITALIZATION
Glandale,
It
Extrudofilm
oi
from
ments
2,500
i
Co
and
seven
but
additional
plant
Y.i
He
>:;
•
seven
earnings of $2,801,497, equal to $2.36
a
share,
earnings of $2,345,736, or $2.00 a share, for
1958's
earnings reported were before securities transactions
31)52, under the
to
Aug.
on
the
by
10
Aug.
Department had received
2,000,000 kilowatts.
Phoenix,
Avenue,
SEC
the
2,500
Co
BUSINESS—The company manufactures polyethylene film.
made in various widths and gauges and is offered either
■or
with
ing
by
the company for the purchase and rental of
machinery and equipment
for a new plant at Pottsville, Pa. for the installation of bulk
handling
facilities
there, and for the payment of certain indebtedness.
The
balance
Central
North
on
over
;
2,500
&
noted
first
.
Of¬
Co.—Registers With
2,500
Co
Noyes
per
First Security
4,000
Meyer
A.
sale
-
...
Investment
must
possible
$2,500
David
as
The
underwriting group headed by Maltz, Greenwald & Co.
and including Herzfeld & Stern; D. H.
Blair & Co.;
Brand, Grumet & Seigel; Bertner Bros.; and Robinson
(k Co., Inc., on Aug. 17 publicly offered 175,000 shares
of common stock
(par 10 cents) at $3 per share. This
offering has been oversubscribed and the .books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
'
Stock
a
Operation
4,000
:
Gradison
Common
________
Co.
Blair
David
Co.
&
&
D.
1802
statement
six miles
which
to
total
the
in
Realty
4,000
Courts
Co.—__________
&
Peoria,
acre,
a
and
4,000
7,500
7,500
Shields
Co.______
&
per
commission
4,000
Burnham
7,500
W.
Hutton
at
.
Northern-Olive
from
than
6,000
Dominick & Dominick——
E.
■
oiders for large ca¬
nation's electric utilities
the placement of
ir.
turbine-geherator units
steam
by W. S. Ginn, General Electric Vice-President
and General Manager of the company's turbine division.
•"/,/;/
In a statement to the employees of General Eiectric's Schenectady
single transaction for residential or commercial use. The
eight parcels, to be acquired on the instalment- plan over a 16-year
period, are subject to purchase in a single transaction pursuant to an
escrow established
by O'Malley Investment & Realty Co., a real estate
broker, which provides for the purchase of the properties from Charles
Shares
35,000
progressive iirprovement
was
departments end service organizations at the Schenectady Piano should,
be steady throughout the remainder of this year and rise slightly in
1960.
Plantwicle employment is expected
to remain at about 22,000
during I960.—V. 190, p. 670.
same
respective
Shares
•
Received—
miles from
purchase
names:
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
'V'..-
.
partnership
Maricopa County, Arizona.
filings
have
been
made
by
miles
$1,600
severally
shares
of
number
below
have
below
named
V
155 and 258.
pp.
announced that LST-G Dept. manage¬
ment was able tr save about 500 jobs by moving into 1960 six steam
turbine-generator units not scheduled for delivery until 1961.
Mr. Ginn said that employment at the remainder of the production
more
feasible.
underwriters
Investment
of
making
Because of the fact that the company will have public stockholders
hereafter, the Board of Directors has adapted a policy under which
Jt
will
give careful consideration to the payment of dividends on
the common stock when,
in the opinion of the Board, the earnings
of
the
company and
its business requirements make such payment
UNDERWRITERS—The
A
pacity
}
The
the
small
a
190,
General Electric Co.—Lgrge" Contracts
Phoenix.
outstanding common stock has at all times
of officers and associates, earnings have
consistently been utilized in financing the .growth
of the company
rather than in payment of dividends.
held
been
basis.—V.
Securities
registration
a
20
"Second
three
long-term debt.
no
excluding variable z costs under control
the F-104G.
the present specifications of
on
partnership interests are to be offered for public sale at prices
ranging from $10,084 to $10,698 per unit. The offering is to be made
by O'Malley Securities Co.
The
properties are
to
be
purchased
at
"291,484 shs.
——600,000 shs.
_
3
Corp.—Common
Company," "Third North¬
ern", etc.
the second through seventh company each
proposing the
sale of 20 partnership interests in a like
acreage and the eighth pro¬
posing the sale of 20 partnership interests in nearly 121 acres of such
property.
The eight related
parcels
of
property are proposed for
purchase
in a single transaction;
and
they
are
said to lie about
$300,000
$600,000
——
$1)
(par
addition,
exercise
banks:
to
stock
Tiled
Similar
named
based
*
:
,
Chemical
&
company,located
tan-area
Outstanding
Authorized
,
».
interests in the partnership, which has
formed
to
become the purchaser of 80
(and a fraction> gross
of vegetable and cotton land in the
greater Phoenix metropoli¬
acres
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Fuel
covering
been
■■■
...
Common
This
offer
$91.5 million
and
Crown,
accordingly, enter into a contract on the
to produce the 200 airframes required at
will,
Canadair
the
of
figure is a ceilins price; accordingly, the cost co the Crown will
be actual cost not exceeding
this ceiling..- If the: ac>ual cost is less
than the ceiling
price, the savings will be shared on the basis, ol
one-third • to the company and two-thirds to th.c Crown.
!tv
The contract with Orenda Engines Ltd. will be on a similar incentive
manufacturing plants in the United States
357.
Northern-Olive
Arizona,
employed by' 106 frarieftised Executone
the United States and in 13 foreign
•
20
p.
Securities and Exchange Commission—.
throughout
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
First
1959,
Del'ense
This
Corp., of Indianapolis, Ind.,
on Aug.
19 publicly offered to Indiana residents, 300,000
shares of common stock at $2 per share.
•
inter-department
engineers
distributors
190,
fered—Guardian
designed
of
Roe Canada Ltd. as the manufacturer
as the manufacturer of the airframe.
wholly-owned subsidiary of General Dynamics Cojp.
a
ceiling cost of
of.the
equipment
of
.
communications.
electronic communications systems are sold through sales¬
chain
and
leading
a.
operates
Canada.—V.
Firetabs
and manufacturer
of
electronic communication systems, for a
wide, variety of applica¬
tions, including industrial plants, offices, hospitals, schools and ships,
and data gathering systems.
In the past. few. years, Executone has also
designed and installed communication systems for self-service eleva¬
is
company
Minister
manufacture. in Canada under license of the Lock¬
The Government announced the selection .of the
the
Government
basis
a
Boston, Atlanta and Long Island City, N.
Y.
produce
to 'individual
requirements complete
to
Canada's
the
F-104G aircraft.
iN.
'
•
BUSINESS-—The
Dallas,
equipped
O'Hurley,
Aug. 17, announced the successful completion of nego7
Lockheed Aircraft-Corp/-; and the -General Electric
on
panelboards,
-Federal Pacific
used for ex¬
pansion and automation of present plant facilities, added sales and
service
training facilities,
additional working capital,
reduction of
bank loans, and development and production of new products, includ¬
ing a patented permanent magnet relay.
The present offering will
provide funds for putting this relay into large scale production foxPROCEEDS—Net
of,
for working capital.
used
Raymond
Honorable
covering
heed
switchboards, motor control centers, . packaged
power centers and other types of custom engineered products
for dis¬
tributing
and
controlling
electricity
in
commercial
buildings,
in¬
dustrial
plants
and
utility
systems.
This
company
is
one
of
the
country's largest manufacturers of this type of specialized apparatus.
A
pl-ime producer of electrical distribution and control apparatus,
at a price of $11 per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
(par $1)
is
lines
headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. on
group
Aug. 19 publicly offered 136,000
Angeles,
Each
under¬
Stock Offered—An
underwriting.
to be
Orenda Engines Division of A. V:
of the engines and Canadair Ltd.
40,000 to 80,000 sq. ft. in size are located
Seattle, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis,.
from
ranging
industrial'centers
Exchange Commission
letter of notification with tha
stock (par $1) to be offered
a
common
.
reorganization,
distribution services
the country.
and
filed
11
of
without
share,
per
Co. of America, Inc., Bound Brook,
Securities and
Aug.
shares
proceeds are
Ca'nadair is
Centers"—
functional
across
the
Los
185, p. 2556.
Co. below.—V.
Transmission
821.
p.
on
5,000
tia'tions" with
its
Service
33U
Co.
$10
The
'
and
:
With
corporation
Prpduction,
(•
.
regional 'manufacturing plahts to self-contained ''Customer
Centers'' offering completely integrated production, engineer¬
of
markets
Inc.—Common
185,
General Dynamics Corp.—Unit Awarded Contract—
L.
Board
-
;
Electric
Service
broad
a
nine
^
Gas
Tennesee
.
trustees.—V.
covering
The
'
Executone,
Goodfellow
of Washington as
additional trustee;
on
the question of their retention is scheduled for
Irving Grandberg of Baltimore has been named attorney
J.—Files
SEC
Herbert
86,991,
86,991,
own
respectively.1
Pacific
Facilities
See
held by approximately 400 persons. Judge
appointed George J. Lochner of Baltimore as
has
T.
Forming Machine
The
/bi
Natural Gas Co.—Exchange
East Tennessee
the
N.
notes secured
notes,
Nachlas^ a}l. of .,,;Bfilttfl».oi^.:..president;
F.
Vice-PVesid'ent,
87,487 shares,
50
2,492
1.780
1,780
unsecured
on
equipment and mortgages on real estate.
outstanding class 3 stock, Sidney M. Friedberg,
Chairman
761
2,492
hearing
on
the
^
oud
Co.,
McGlone &
Carl
by" liens
lending institutions
and
1./80
—.
other
or
Of
2,492
—
Dempsey-Tegelcr & Co
Scherck, Richter Company
Mullaney, Wells &
Quail & Co., Inc
Rippel &
Co._
—-V. 190, p. 357.
banks
Frfedbevg,
2,6/0
and
Fred
Sept. 21, 1959.
for
stock is
Chestnut
and
a
preferred
preferred
Calvin
operates supermarkets
in the
District of
suburban areas of Virginia and Maryland.
Its
stocks are closely held; and its 8^ sub¬
nearby
4%
trustee
stock
of the sale of the class A
the company, be applied to
proceeds
funds of
761
3,739
Co., Tnc
&
}.»»
1,100
2,670
.2.670.
*j,739
McDowell
&
Blosser
Straus,
w
3,357
2,670
3,739
3.739
Hammill & Co
Shearson,
x 1Q0
w
O.400
3,739
ordinated
W.
the
subsidiaries,
and
and
common
public
to
are
to
through
Columbia
neaaea
The
will, together with
other
the cost of expanding its
business,
additional
working capital and other
corporate purposes.
According to the prospectus, the company has plans for the opening
of approximately 22 new bowling centers by the end of I960.
It is
estimated
that approximately $50,000 of the company's own funds
will be required to open a typical new bowling center.
It is expected
that additional funds needed for site acquisitions, leases and the con¬
struction of bowling centers thereon will be borrowed from commercial
i.wj
1,691
.
3 g57
^ ^
co:::::::::::::
s
-
and
stock, to be offered for public sale
bv R. S» Dickson & Co., Inc.,
offering price and underwriting
common
purchase
Net
l.o9
i,W
5,935
5,9.5
5,935
5,J3o
Co. Inc.__
&
A
Sons.
&
indebtedness.
ggi
i
c Qr>c.
,
Weeks-———
Kidder, Peabody & Co.——Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
G. Becker &
A.
Hornblower
to
Selling
chased from
class
Brown
be supplied by amendment.
The company has heretofore
underwriters, stock purchase warrants enaDllng the holders
12,000 class A shares at $12 per share.
The company is engaged in the operation of modern bowling centers
with accessory Ifacilities. directly and through susbidiaries.
It new has
outstanding 262,500 shares of
class B common stock and certain
sold
Purchased Shs. To Be
Employee To by Employees Purchased
Be Purchased
To Be Purfrom All
Offered to
from
of
underwriting group
an
Alex.
terms
Shares Not
Shares Not
shares
120,000
stock set opposite
common
respective names below:
their
>
& Co.
and Wilson,
Stock
Offered—Lester, Ryons
Johnson & Higgins,
on
Aug. 10 pubr
licly offered 20.000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$12 per share. This offering has been completed, all of
the said shares having been sold.
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
1950
as
successor
net
proceeds
company
to
a
was
will
be
used
incorporated
for
in
working
capital.
California in August
Burkhart, Ralph
partnership composed of E. C.
Number 5875
Volume 190
and
Brown,
E.
ciated
with
of
former
The
Fischer.
company
are
actively assor
Vice-President
and
Chief.
respectively, and as mem¬
partners
President,
as
and Vice-F resident and Treasurer,
Engineer,
bers
Leo
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
the
of
Board
The
Directors.
is
company
engaged
in
Health Havens, Inc., East Providence, R. I.—Files With
.
research,
The
corporation on Aug. 11 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 25,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
per share, without underwriting..
.
.
The proceeds are to be used to
purchase land, a building, equipment
flight
CAPITALIZATION
AS
JULY
OF
15,
2233
at
6%
12-year
llStock
($1
stock
*
par)
The
£EC
common
18,271 shs.
18,271 shs.
St.,
principal amount of
of 101% of principal
amount, or at its option to purchase and retire an amount of deben¬
tures purchaseable with the required sinking fund payments.
company is required to redeem $10,000
debentures on Dec. 1, 1959 at a redemption price
t Exclusive
of
warrants
reserved
18,271
issuance
be
granted
'VfTWe
number
may
Is
shares
note
(see
for
NOTE:—On
First
July
National
notes
Bank
the
1959,
the
in
DIVIDENDS—The
or
.
made
tive
firm
a
commitment,
numbeTS
shares
of
purchase
to
of
set
stock
common
the
from
forth
Ryons
Wilson,
—V.
ISO,
&
the
Johnson
the
43
Exchange
debenture,
Any
verted
at
sessable
price
the
shares
5th
day
option
Palo
stock
the
date
said
the
close
the
at
thereof,
of
for
fixed
be
may
Alto
Pipe
to
sure
company,
pipe
facture
Aug.
rigid
John D.
by
Glamorgan
c-f
A
into
190,
plastic
of
pipe,
it
the
marks
This
to
on
construction
is
and
the
of
one
modern
most
technically
and
A
used
tire
has
been
advanced
tested
ai
completely
technical
"A
that
tire
new
the
American
new
the
has
tire
improved
been
only
by
size
new
a
number
a
of
to
rubber
but
Ala.,
country.—V.
tire
the
of
and
is
190,
under
now
plants
Okla.
Miami,
a
a
75-acre
struction
of
it
France,
The
the
Amiens,
company's
announced
was
Goodyear
ir.
to
International
plant,
modern
farm
tires
tire
for
for. France,
been selected for con¬
manufacturing plant in
T. Magennis, President of
-
and
will
be
equipped
with
equipment.
Passenger,
truck
and
equipment will be produced
and for expert.
1
.
bonds
Corp.—Stockholders'
Equity
After
allowing for the $3,500,000 of preferred stock
stockholders'
record;
this
equity
$13,358,010,
was
issued last April,
a
share, .also
$11,448,410, or $1.89 a share on
1958, and with $9,861,257, or $1.63 a share, on June 30 of last
31,
Royal
American
by
Graham-Paige,
six
months
ended
and
service
first
half
of
$2,787,291, compared with $4,286,371
reduction
resulted
principally
from
The
1958.
<
chairman
Corp.—V.
189,
and
president,
year.
in
the
respectively,
Royal
of
Inc.,
Fort
Wayne,
covering
shares
common
and
The
of
common,
proceeds
are
(par
Ball,
J.
per
be
also
plus
stock (par
$50) to be
of
unit.
used
common,
Salomon
and
sale
Aug.
on
designating
47/a%
a
interest
accrued
is
working
for
names
the
of
Brothers
1989
are
as
.
of
the
unit;
per
of
involved.
capital.—V.
186,
p.
series
______$2,400,000
Hutzler
and
500,000
Bleich-
S.
in
Burge
Barth
been
was
A.
elected
Wheeler,
a
announced
of
President
engineering
quired
as
nation's
a
President
Vice-President
by
W.
Hazeltine.
firm
A.
leading
of
Wheeler
Laboratories,
and
director
of
MacDonald,
Wheeler
specializing
wholly-owned
electronics
its
bid
included
in the
subsidiary
defense
Hazeltine
Chairman
Laboratories,
missile
of
Inc.
field,
the
an
was
it
and
electronics
recently
by Hazeltine Corp., one of
contractors.—V. 189, p. 2784.
ac¬
the
failure
to
of
option.
on
obtained
in
November
195*7
circumstances
in
connection
with
the
prompt
Feb.
hearings
circular.
to
10,
and
the
of
facts
relating
to
the
revised offering circular
about two weeks before thta
three months before the sub¬
1958,
about
Illowata's
in
assurance
disclosure
According
on
president
stated
that
he
had
re¬
March
1958
that the option "had another
However, no mention of such renewal is made in th\*
offering circular, which merely states 'chat the option "runs
days from Nov. 12, 1957." In June 1958 NYK Oil
requested
days."
revised
90
the
make
expired
that
of
oral
sixty
for
the
Commission
return/
of
since
the
ning
to
do
all
materials
option
requested
wata
thereafter
not
on
the
return
the
Offering Circular in
sisting option."
Commission
Illowata's
been
materials
form
concluded,
relating
NYK
in
Jan.
to
the
plan¬
Illo¬
"obviously
valid
a
Oil
NYK
that
clear
was
to
was
possession,
1959
refer
that it
Oil
although
in" Illowata's
would
however,
and
However,
Commission
final
possession
exercised
property.
the
of
advised
the
The
in
had
work
some
again
and
that
sub¬
Illowata
knew by June
1958 that it did not have and probably could not obtain,
option to purchase the lease. Nevertheless, it was not until.
April
1959, after the Commission's staff had requested proof of a
an
option,
subsisting
that
disclosure was made that no option existed and nona
obtained. Illowata failed to disclose these facts either in
omi
the Commission in July 1958 or in its answer to tha
be
staff's
report
the
on
revised
offering
Collins
Dixon
350,000
Co.,
200,000
International Bank of
cial
General
&
24%
Washington—Hold'gs Exchanged
Aug
S.
&
quarter
Co._
100,000
Co.
700,000
L.
Ro'chschild
F.
Sanders
lOO.COO
Scharff
200.000
Shields
&
&
150,000
100,000
1'. First
Co.
Fidelity
100,000
j.___
Nolan,
Folger,
W.
'
Securities
Corp.
B.
Fleming
Hibbs
&
Inc.
Co.,
&
Co.
Co.—•«—-—
Jones,
Inc..
Nolan,'
Hallgarten
&
Fleming,
190,
p.
&
Inc.
——
100,000
100,000
1,100,000
1,100,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
350,000
Net
150,000
income
against
same
to
of
special
reflect
Orders
&
interim
report
Co. (N. Y.)—Assets Rise—
to
stockholders
released
on
a
the
same
1950.
sha*»
per
per
share,
com¬
same
quarter
to
for
basis,
last
yetii".
$359,510,194.
the
la
quart')<■
second
net
with
compared
increa^*
an
$322,395,548.
were
non-recurring
Building,
67
Broad
devaluation
hand
with
last
net
current
June
$490,000,000
reported
Telephone
Co.
the
to
the
has
Is
being made
situation.
since
been
St.,
income
for
LLl
in
til-»
of
til*
$12,346,828
totaled
last
of
a
about
N.
Y.,
Spanish
last
and
v
compairLi
in
interim
when
the
the
report.
directs
status
An
operation
the
fit
Inter¬
tin
of
administration
He
company.
mutually
$579,OOO,0ibX
year.
change
indication
no
sale
currency.
Government
bring
York,
the
date
no
management
to
the
approximately
same
been
the
from
New
of
Spanish
the
has
Cuban
profit
assets
of
30
on
there
by
there
said
satisfactory
eve.//
solution
New Process Announced—
A
method
into
of
a
transforming
nearly
few
a
perfect
cents
crystal
the electronics industry was disclosed
"Various
types of crystals have
electronics
in
devices
ranging
stations
and radio
telescopes,"
Vice-President, said.
tories
"The
.
ITT
process
now
rare
A
of
typical
In
used
a
press
in
electronic
or
Thornton,
ITT
Labora¬
to
experiment,**
of
ferric
grown
Division
by
at
18-21)
a
been
Nutley,
1959
here,
Frank
explained
components
N. J.,
Francisco,
and % of an
M.
that
was
displayed
Electronics
Calif.
inch
Viles,
the
The
in
fusion-*
by thj
Show
ami
crystal
Ll
diameter.
vice-president
many
have either of two
oxltL:),
explained.
"flameless
as
Western
San
long
Division,
known
process
the
at
inches
kinds
kinds
of
of
of 47*3
crystall
structures—
monocrystaliine.
"Devices „cpmposed
valuable
W.
anxious
conference
Components
D.
have
ITT Laboratories,
(Aug.
approximately 1 Vz
C.
are
common
developed by
Components
frj
synthesized from a mixture
rust, and other oxides, it
was
crystals
crystal,
dollars
of
proved to be 'workhorse*!*
transistor
radios
to
racjair
promising avenues in electronic re¬
quantity and siz^x more perfect f emit J
by making available in
monocrystals with which Scientists
Dr. Thornton said.
form
rust-like
a
opens
search
The
of
hundreds
Aug. 17 by this corporation.
from
Dr.
worth
worth
on
already
of
polycrystalline
his
cents
$7,628,622
the
On
year.
are
appointed
this
cents
$188,525,424,
amounted
they
was
recent
the
Cuban
and
Aug. 17, Kenneth
E.
Black, President, said that in the first six months of
1959 The
Home showed all-time highs in consolidated
assets and policyholders'
profitable operations in investments; produced, in the month of June,
In
items
in
30
1958
$14,015,737,
was
93
were
reported
in
Geneen
effort
of
outstanding, com¬
outstanding in the secordL
totaled
June
in
equity
on
compared
Mr.
increasa
an
quarter
1958.
items
of
100,000
Williston
and
second
ago..
period
special
Headquarters
Beane
R..
the
shares
revenues
through
last
period
period
The
ITT
Home Insurance
after
Convention
& Co.
operations
for
earnings
year
and
$166,962,408
$6,320,635
six-month
ITT
—
Masterson
months
a
revenues
150,000
Inc.
from
hand
14,353,368
sales
six-month
100.000
100,000
1,100,000
671.
Six
the
over
on
cents
86
Zuekerman, Smith & Co.
Cc-.__
income
on
'
a
Under>vood & Co.,
A.
R.
1958.
and
same
stance
1,100,000
Co.—
SUplee, " Yeatman, " M'osley
Co.,
Inc
Swiss
American
Corp.
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
500,000
-
13%
the
250,000
Chris-
Quail & Co., Inc
Roynolds
& Co.—.—__
Inc.
of
700,000
&
of
with
Sales
,
100,000
200,000
Co
Eau<tr
of
same
cents
Second-quarter
to
tensen,
Tur-
1,100,000
1,100,000
Dallas
Writer
Inc.
Peters,
44
to
company and
will be returned
& Co
Cook &
Ohio
The
stock
common
as
President, said earnings were equal to 50
special items on
15,120,671
average shares'
pared
200,000
•_
the
election
•
severally
$350,000
net
orders
the
the
Co.—
of
period one
year
ago,
was
announced
o+i
by this corporation.
Geneen, in his first report to shareholders since his rece:
12
H.
in
in
with
vener
Co
and 211,232 shares
increase
$89,000,000
compared
100,000
Co._
18;),
2351.
p.
700,000
Corp,
Newburger
Corp.,
189,
Co.
&
1959.—V.
International Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.—Earns. U<>
A
of
700,000
Inc.
Douglas & Co.,
Guerin
&
Josey
Newhard,
-
Jones
Jan.
Major General George Olmsted, President, on Aug>18 announced that
the process of exchange and dissolution^; International Ban'c
has disposed of all of its holdings of the securities of Oceanic
Trad¬
ing Co., Inc. Mervil Corp., Inc. and Landair Associated
Corp., Inc..
receiving in lieu thereof 238,706 shares of the common stock of Finan¬
<fcCo.
Lemon
D.
Co.
Co
&
200,000
I.
Noonan
Pont
&
in
.through
write-down
& Co,__
Weeks__
&
Hutton
F.
Metropolitan
1C0,000
ner,
E.
200,000
Inc.
I. du
Stone
Hayden,
Hornblower
Co.
Co., ,Ine._
Bretscher
Eppler,
Kirkland
Jenks,
Kohlmeyer
&
prin¬
Sulzberger,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
700,000
&
Hallowell,
700,000
&
&
Dickson
have
circular
2643.
p.
ITT
Co
Baum
the
and
they
Edward
Inc.
Ditmar
which
Corp.-
National
S.
bonds
purchasers
500,000
K.
R.
the company
1959,
has
Corp.,
Board
prospect
of
oil
which Illowata had.
.
had
ceived
of
s
H.
Co.:
George
V.
Inc.,
things,
the
Kidder,
case.
700,000
Co.__
Kraus
&
&
several
J.
Expert Joins Board—
its
of
mission
Hutzler.
&
on
coupon
each
White,
Harold
Bros.
250,000
&
'
Hazeltine Corp.—Missile
been
circular
other
among
the
status
could
18
Johnston,
Inc.
Weeks
Julien
2,350,000
Peck
&
Folger,
626.
lease
gas
had
mitigating
that
option
initial
initially
follows:
Dillon,
Union
&
Co.^_f__ 2,350,000
Ferris.&
$1,000
No underwriting
in that,
concerning
offering
constituted
the
was
*
with the SEC
$50) and 500 shares of
offered in units of/20
and
lease
revenues
Central
.
Ind.—Files
letter of notification
follows:
as
$500
to
a
common
stock
shares
10
con-voting
-
shares
2,380
non-voting
filed
option
the
priced at 101.185% and accrued interest,
Award of the bonds was won by the
purchase
to
roeder,
American
'
7
bids
amount
Baker,
lower
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Aug.
view
are
of $98,252,000 and net income of $20,015,000.
earnings to fixed charges during the period was 6.85.
of
Francis
on
used
and
exemption from,
decision of Dec.
prior
circumstances
other
of
Corp.—V.
Salomon Bros. &
John
Wholesalers,
The corporation
Co.
competitive
operating
Arnhold
2675.
p.
Hardware
and
oil
and
its
Illowata's
deficiencies
statements
The
Co.
conditional
In
that
a
pared
Adams
Dec.
in M. J. Crose Manufacturing Co., Inc., a wholly-owned
subsidiary, because of delays in the release to several pipe line com¬
panies of permits for the construction of certain pipe lines.
This
situation has now improved and substantial earnings are anticipated
during the second half, it was stated by Messrs. Bergen and Felt, who
also
&
Securities
operations
are
are
par,
Eastman
Corp., 64% of whose outstanding shares are owned
reports consolidated net loss of $100,959 for the
30 before net dry hole cost of $364,600.
Sales
were
be added
to working capital
borrowings.—V. 188, p. 749.
option.
A.
ruled
.
ant*
Plants
Suspended—
showing of good faith, the Commission stated, was no4
demonstrated by Illowata in connection with its
request for a further
opportunity to amend the revised offering circular,
particularly id
is engaged principally in the generation and
sale of electric energy in the Texas Gulf Coast region, in which are
located Houston and 144 smaller cities, .villages and communities.
Lehman
June
revenues
a
impair the
after
agreed
$2.20
or
with
compares
will
4.80%.
to
cipal
equity in this corporation reached $16,858,010
on
June 30, a record high since it became an investment company in
1949, it is announced by Rear Admiral John J. Bergen, USNR, Chair¬
man, and Irving Mitchell Felt, President.
a
machinery
customers.
and
Such
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and R. S. Dick¬
assisted the company in arranging the
PURCHASERS—The
Record
a
with
opportunity to amend cannot be permitted
required standards of careful and honest filings under
the
Regulation and
encourage
a
practice
of irresponsible
or
false
material
followed
by
correction
by amendment of
the
deficiencies
found by
the staff in its examination."
"to
variety of mer¬
paper,
3,500
material
special
deficiencies"
Co.
&
101.9%
had
stockholders'
Common
than
more
had
200-acre
a
the
to
Regulation
.
faith
group
Ratio
Total
to
EARNINGS—During the 12 months ended May 31,
670.
Graham-Paige
Sachs
BUSINESS—Company
market,
'
p.
made
wide
pursuant
by
misleading
Oil
the
gram.
the
Construction of the plant is expected to begin soon.
The plant is
designed in France, and with the exception of specialized tiremaking facilities, all machinery will be purchased in that country.—
190,
Goldman,
shares
a
several
NYK
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to
the major portion of the company's outstanding short-term bank
loans, incurred to provide funds for the company's construction pro¬
original
European
compared
as
1676.
p.
Illowata's
sole
asset.
However,
presented, the Commission had then,
agreed to consider a revised offering circular which had been
sub¬
mitted after the hearings; but it observed that "before we
will con¬
sider such amendments
there
must
be a
clear showing of good
repay
being
V.
by
share
per
Commission
an
from
led by Blyth & Co. Inc., First Boston Corp. and Lazard,
(jointly), bid 101.64% for a 5% coupon.
The bonds will be redeemable at general
redemption prices ranging
from 106.06%
to par, and at special redemption prices receding from
has
$7,000,000,
manufacturing
common
being formed
packaging and shipping of
food products, glassware,
Securities
yield
A
tube
by F.
12
189,
profit from
1958 half year
Co.—Offering Permanently
provided
from
under
PROCEEDS—Net
cost
to
replacement
the
Aug.
on
and
10c
the
contained
Peabody & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp. (jointly), 100.3699%; and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 100.1599.
(Ohio)—To Build Plant
Corp.
estimated
most
tire
at
1958,
obtained
registration statement with the
in September of 246,500 shares
stock has been closely held.
sale
is
Oil
recovery
being sold by the company, together
long-term borrowings, will be used to
investment in and a $1,000,000 loan to
Products Co., which will be 50%
owned by
short-term
at
100.457%.
at the company's Tusca¬
distribution throughout the
Paris,
near
new
With
mortgage bonds due 1989 was made on Aug. 19 by
headed by Lehman Brothers, Eastman Dillon,
Freres
site
$7,633,199
group
The
in France—
A
4,
,
on
Competing
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
359.
p.
Co.—$25,000,000 First Mort¬
Bonds Offered—Public offering of $25,000,000 4%%
Union
461.
p.
$5,000,000
excluding
order be vacated, the Commission declared that Illowata
demonstrated such
gbod faith
and
other
mitigating cir¬
as
would justify the relief
requested.
company had proposed the public
offering of 900,000 common
registration
a
public
company's
the
are
proceeds
first
recent
way
for
investments,
"not
shares
equity
Co., Inc.
■group
Production
from
an
The
.
Houston Lighting- & Power
wear."
loosa,
190,
new
a
than
more
1959.
income
was
argument before
tread design and a relatively wide
cross-section all combine to give it exceptional riding quality as weil
as
excellent high-speed performance, safety characteristics and long
compound,
Sales
reduce
advances.
new
the
including
&
gage
"not
as
slightly
announced Aug. 17, the Securities and
Exchange Com¬
permanently suspended a Regulation A exemption from Securi¬
Act
registration with respect to a
proposed stock offering by
Denver, Colo., company, because of material deficiencies in it»
had
additional
investors.
The
com¬
improvement
in
operations*
loss
of $11,844,320
in th»
v
a
of
underwriting
cumstances"
financing.
,'\-'
.
described
Tomlinson
for
from
loss
a
the
the
suspension
at
tional
by the company's tire division.
The
d approved by automobile manufacturers
and
E. F. ToirJinson, Division President, said on
AUg.' 17.
Mr.
especially
designed
to
$114,798,1959 first
from
in
of
-
an
Aug. 20 that the company has recently
completed arrangements for the private sale of $5,000,000
5V2% senior notes due July 1, 1974 to several institu¬
unveiled
production,
in
npw
tire,
been
has
cars,
from
in
announced
13-inch Small-Car Tire
Goodrich Co.—Makes
13-inch
new
pact
is
F.)
has
and
Home Finance Group, Inc.—Private Placement—It
son
(B.
people
on
entrance
plants of its kind in the United States, Mr. Capron said.
substantial
a
slightly
$113,574,461
refinement
-
Keokuk, Des Moines, and Ottumwa, Iowa; Minneapolis;
Sands Springs,
Okla.; Fort Worth; Little Rock and Fort Smith, Ark.
and Sioux Falls, S. D.
Plants are under construction at Tupelo, Miss,
and Sprinfield, Mo.—V. 183, p. 2291.
plant to produce the PVC pipe line has been
Glamorgan properties in Lynchburg and will come
stream in late August.
The plant has been a year in planning and
to
offering circular, including particularly the* failure to disclose
expired option on an oil and gas lease; which option con¬
stituted its only asset, probably could not be renewed.
In rejecting the company's request that it be
given a further op¬
portunity to amend the offering circular and that an earlier temporary
plans to enlarge its pulp capacity
and
paperboard machine at Missoula, Mont.
Boxes,
an
outgrowth of Iowa Fiber Box Co., which was
1920, manufactures corrugated container board and shipping
furniture.
pres¬
nearly
decision
a
that
a
in
cartons
the
at
The
filed
19
proposed
from
$5,000,000
a
Hoerner
extrusion
new
constructed
2,000
Keokuk,
underwriting firms
proceeds
formed
manu¬
ending
by
revised
Paper
Waldorf-Hoerner
field.
pipe
Aug.
on
Hoerner.
Va.—
announced
was
Inc.,
construct
461.
p.
iron
cast
Division
Plastics
new
a
chloride
President.
Capron,
the
manufacturers
oldest
polyvinyl
In
this
$40,000,000;
Waldorf-Hoerner
1959,
10,
net
$7,466,253,—V.
ties
stock
offer
situated
created
has
sell
14
the
of
one
fittings,
and
and
approximately
Iowa—Registers
Exchange Commission—
$2,500,000
finance
Enters Plastic Pipe Field—
This
period in
of
it
of
group
with
of
Lynchburg,
Co.,
Co.
199,000 shares of the stock to the public, and 37,500
additional shares are to be offered
by the company to its retirement
plans, employees, and to an insurance company. Included in the total
are
19,000 shares being sold by stockholders.
of
right
Sept.
on
redemption.—V.
Foundry
&
of
Boxes,
stock.
common
chandise,
Glamorgan
Hewlett-Packard
of
Hewlett-Packard, by an exchange of stock, acquired
Engineering
Co.,
manufacture
of
components
and
company
Co.
con¬
share
the
Indenture,
business
of
volume
covering the
A
1959,
each
for
debentures
of
of
terms
15,
into fully paid and non-as¬
corporation at the conversion
the
amount
the
terminate
preceding
of
transfer
the
employs
Securities and
Net
holder
the
thereof
Sept.
on
for
this year
Hoerner
Y.
N.
15,
of
amount
common
Under
will
York
New
the
principal
stock.
conversion
the
of
$20.26
of
common
Place,
at
principal
redemption
period
assets
consolidated
policy¬
a total
of $281,271,288.
reflecting efforts to im¬
decreased
1958
decreasing
1958
securities,
contained
all
of its outstanding 414%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1971
at
104V2%
plus accrued interest at the' rate of $1,053.74 for each
$1,000 of debentures. Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan
Bank,
for
called
call
measuring systems and special equipment.—V.
7,500
its
mission
transformers.
More
recently,
the
shareholders
approved
a
Hewlett-Packcrd merger with Dymec Inc., manufacturer of electronic
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
has
like
of
continued
about
of
of
,
quality
respec¬
month
six
and
premiums,
written,
this
results
months
Illowata
all
Radio
sales
This
corporation
acquired
Corporation, founded in 1935, designs and manu¬
signal generators and similar instruments.
It has an annual
of
$2,500,000 andapproximately 150 employees.
Earlier
SEC
The
the
earned
months
sales
volume,
annual
12,500
Higgins
&
Broad
'
below:
Co.—_——
brought
six
Consolidated
which
.
has
Hewlett-Packard
670.
p.
25
...
factures
Shares
Lester,
Co.,
&
outstanding shares of the radio company's stock, with BoonCorp. becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary, the announcesaid." V
/' *' -!.
■" "
■
Boonton
severally
have
company
Bomback
Radio
ment
below
general corporate purposes.
all
sales
named
company,
Arrangements
ton
its
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
Golkin,
in
manufacturers
for
warrants
first dividend on common stock
in
the
amount
of
7'.<2
cents per
share in February, 1957, and ha's
paid dividends of 7 V2 cents per share in each subsequent quarter from
that time to the present. In addition, the company issued a 4% stock
dividend on Nov. 15, 1957 and a 4%
stock dividend on Nov. 15, 1958.
paid
company
through
used for
be
to
consolidated
business
six
However,
year.
first
Y.
N.
are
the
$586,928,270
combined
of
first
underwriting
precision electronic measuring
outstanding stock of Boonton Radio
'Corp.,; of Boonton, N. J., it was announced on Aug. 17.
annum.
per
half
the
portfolio
This
instruments,
indebted to Security
of $250,000 on 90-day
amount
aggregate
^bearing interest at 5', '2%
4,
proceeds
in
its
of
Co., Palo Alto, Calif.—Acquisition—
was
company
share,
per
York
New
that,
increased
Home'
total
a
.total
conditions.
certain
$3
stockholders
The
company's
the class
in
■
purchase
stock
under
authorized
under
758
Aug. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) \to be
on
100,000
Hewlett-Packard
exercise of
24,877 shares
been
at
The
upon
of
of options which have
company's Stock Option Plan.
the
15,
issuance
exclusive
and
exercise
shares
subject to adjustment
for
reserved
below);
upon
under
of
1!
The
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
offered
The
the"
working capital.
Securities and
+218,550 shs,
500,000 shs.
;
for
warrants
'
*$275,000
$275,000
debentures—
subordinated
stock
purchase
told
holders' surplus by approximately $6 million to
Heritage Corp. of New York, Albany, N. Y.—-Files With
Outstanding
Black
30, 1959,
$12,000,000 to
prove
1959
Authorized
Common
for
'
Mr.
June
,
and
Federal
operations in investments; produced, in the month of Jnue,
largest volume of business ever written by The Home iri a singti
the
month.
SEC
$10
7
profitable
Securities and Exchange Commission—
engineering, development, and manufacturing in the electro-mechanical
and
related fields,
with particular emphasis on the manufacture of
control instruments and testing equipment.
The
principal offices of the company are located
Ave., Los Angeles 64, Calif.
(771)
properties",
of
Mr.
polycrystalline
Viles
properties of monocrystaliine
said.
ferrites
ferrite
"But
have
have
the
been
well-known
anticipated
a?VJ
uniqui
beyond the reach <a£>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
1959
Monday, August 24,
...
(772)
and
quantities
h%eSed™CdUegree
quality synthesis of tftem
monocrystals used.ln electronic
and
thnrouahlv testof thoroughly test
Y less
.
ccora.
reaction is accom
ol efficiency of
components usually depends on high purity
p
engineers have understandably
desirous
ing high quality raononcrystalline ferntes,
Mr,.
In
ITTL's flameless fusion, a thermo-chemical
tureP
5"aa: powcier is sifted
nnrox^mately 2000 deapproximate y Juuuae
appropriately controlled conditions
coal s ,
plished by using high frequency radio
generate high temperature.
A ,sPecially p5^p
through the loop and is heated in Passage to
Gainesville,
in
located
be
President.
recently purchased this line from the O. A. Sutton Co.,
Wichita, Kansas.
It marks Leece-Neville's first venture into the a.c.
motor field; it has long been recognized as one of the nations leading
Neville,
The
company
generators, motors and
automotive, marine, aircraft and industrial appli-
alternator-rectifier systems,
of
manufacturers'
voltage regulators for
_
the
cf
Under
Fahrenheit.
gree
Sited
in
cxveen
usually
controlled
other
190,
unlocked.—V.
re-
usually^
Now that
atmospheres can be used with this process
potentialities of other crystalline systems
difficulties of control and enclosure, this metnoa
iixiDure
crystals with structural imperfections.
or
be
may
th
growing
for
necessary
heat
intense
of
cause
672.
p.
Federal
Aviation
Federal
Division,
The
tion's
ment
°WD
provide
will
that
more
vffiSon
EARNINGS—For
navigation system being
The
corporation
offered
be
at
$1
Miss.—V.
Gulfport,
189,
golf
shares
400,000
Bar Bldgr.—Registers
ment
organization filed a
14, 1959, covering 500 Beneficial Trust
on
Aug.
C.,
Trust.
and
assignee
the title and interest
contract dated July
of
Blum
Herbert
to
29,
a
the
purchase price,
and the balance is
is
$1,150,000
in
the Trust
paid by
be
to
$2,000,000 trust note
secured by a first deed of tiust on the land and office building. The
purpose
of the offering of Trust certificates, at $2,600 each, is to
acquire funds to be advanced to Federal Bar Building Corp., which
funds will constitute the cash payment for the land and office build¬
ing when construction is completed. Upon conveyance of the land
and office building to the Trust, it is to be leased back to Federal
cash;
Bar
Building
The
of
Trust
Herbert
Blum,
Investment
Trust
&
are
Federal
Swesnick
Co.,
to
pursuant
eale
Bar
in
the
Bar Association is Earl W.
Commission, who is also
Federal
Trust
Federal
Corp., and Investor Service, Inc.,
will act as underwriters for the
Securities
such
companies
public, of
commission
a
Building Corp. Trustees of the Investment
Samuel J. Gorlitz, and Dana Hodgdon.
has entered
into agreements
with Hodgdon
Blum
&
which
the
to
the
president of
Chairman
of the
President
The
by
Corp.
current
Kintner,
financed
be
to
certificates.
of 10%
of
the
amount
will
underwriters
selling price.
The
the
Investors
receive
Diversified
Services, Inc.—Gets SEC Exten¬
of
high
super
of
shares
the
All
The
SEC
apolis
has
issued
emption
SEC
its
from
shares of
of
under
Investment
the
Act
Company
Services,
Inc.*
Minne¬
for an extension of the temporary ex¬
22d-l heretofore granted to permit the sale
company,
cf
basis
order
an
application^ of Investors Diversified
an
investment
Rule
affiliated
reduced
sales
companies
associations
three
to
the
on
load
applicable to quantity purchases. The
associations
are
the
Los
Angeles Physicians Retirement Association,
Los Angeles
Dentists Retirement Association and University Retire¬
ment-Investment
Association; and the previous temporary exemption
expired Aug. 20, 1959.
The temporary exemption was extended, by the
a
Commission
the date
ing
for
issuance of
of
pending
a
period ending
a
order
an
application
permanent.—V.
190,
that
of business
close
the
at
31
days
after
by the Commission granting or deny¬
the temporary exemption be made
462.
p.
Investors
Planning: Corp. of America — Contractural
Plan for Accumulation of Shares Inaugurated—
'
This
corporation
tractual
Corp.
plan
for
Aug. 19 launched distribution of a
accumulation of shares of National
on
the
new
the $297
The
con¬
Investors
million
Corp.,
with net assets
Broad Street Group
N.I.C.
plan
Planning
is
the
third
$120
of
million,
Details
dent
of
Eales
of
the
plan
I.P.C.,
Corp.,
—V.
190,
and
general
261
pp.
(F. L.)
The
stock
SEC
of
of
one
of mutual funds.
to
be
disclosed
were
Milton
here
Walter Benedick, Presi¬
President of Broad
Street
by
Fox-Martin,
distributor
of
National
Investors
Corn,
shares
in
has
the
Aug.
20
to
issued
order
an
company on the
over-the-counter
29,
1959
Kewaunee,
suspending
New
York
market
inclusive.—V.
,
and
for
190,
p.
a
trading
Detroit
in
the
Stock
further
who will continue as president of the newly-acquired sub¬
sidiary, and from Lester H. Carr, who remains vice-president of Con¬
tinental.
Mr. Carr is president of Developmental Engineering Corp.,
Washington, D. C.
"Continental's acquisition will add approximately $8,000,000 to our
consolidated
sales volume
for the
remainder of the current year,"
said
Ling.
Mr.
added
He
The
Sept.
company,
15,
bentures,
common
bring
sales to
company's
parent
the
the
that
sales
1960
Continental
of
the $25,000,000
in
be
may
the
in
used
is
of high
producer
a
missile
air
and
vibration testing equipment
power
Continental
of
stallation
in
office
and
the
of
Bay
&
world's
include
Dallas
largest
radio
frequency
low
very
58,000
firm
the
and
space,
transmitter
for
1959,
to
lowest
20
Exchange
receive
an
amount
tenders
Place,
for
sufficient
pricey .offered.—V.
123,
New
the
to
sale
York,
to
exhaust
p.
N.
it
the
of
sum
Y.,
its
of
will
until
class
A
at
registration statement filed with the SEC
iog ,10C0A000 sha,res of common stock fptef $1)
1959,
according to the SEC.—V. 188,
p.
on
Dec.
23
1958
was withdrawn
folder
with
10
illustrations
has
been
to
workings
of a proposed "super-deep water" offshore drilling
Platform which can easily change locations in waters
platup
to
Produced
by this
corporation, the folder depicts some of the results
by the company's marine engineers
how
the
"slanted legs"
of the tripod platform
will
provide maximum stability.
Also illustrated is the convenience
In towing from one location to
another, plus the relatively short time
three
years
research
show
required for lowering-T^e legs
and
raising
the deck.—V.
189,
p.
2567.
AS
contract
A
The
in
used
C.
D.
the
♦Mortgage
A
payable
largest
Voice
subsidiary
installations
the United
and
has
with
terminals
in
States
the
breakthroughs
190,
industry."—V.
Lionel
; ;
$295,606-
stk.—non-voting (par 50c)
96,000 shs.
882,200 shs.
(par value $0,125 per shr.)
t!I500,000 shs.
$11,600 shs.
(par
50c
shr.)
per
♦This
mortgage on the company's office building matures on Aug. 1,
1976, is held by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and bears interest
at 4V2%
per annum.
The mortgage note calls for quarterly payments
of
$6,181.50, applicable first to
interest and
then to reduction of
principal, and contains certain pre-payment privileges.
+A11
the
of
contract
is
C
stock
shares
that
class
of
the shareholders
to
by
C
stock
the
First
Investors
additional
proposal
a
at
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
owned
to purchase
circumstances.
contemplated
to
is
obligated
certain
authorized
sented
class
is
under
to
to
1,000,000
underwriters
to
of
will
shares
meeting of the
below
named
which
time
number
the
increase
annual
next
Corp.
from
shares
be
pre¬
company.
have
severally
purchase, and the selling shareholders have agreed to sell
in the respective amounts set forth below, an aggre¬
to
them severally,
gate of 280,000 shares of the company's class B common stock:
Shares
Clark, Dodge & Co
Bache
&
Blunt
Ellis
Co.
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.
Alex.
;
Jesup
June
/
Kay,
1,500
Co
Jones
1,500
__
Richards & Co
Peabody & Co...
2,000
_
S.
House
Dickson
Francis
I.
&
&
duPont
Edwards
G.
Equitable
Clement
Inc._
&
&
Sons
Foster
Evans
8,500
S.
&
5,000
Paine,
Webber,
Jaffray
Piper,
Prescott,
8,500
Hopwood
&
&
Shepard
2,000
Co.,
■
Inc.
2,000
Rippel &
2,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner..
2,000
Smith, Barney & Co....
14,000
1
1,500
Stroud
8,500
Tucker,
&
Co
Hutton
&
&
Co
&
Co.______
Hutton
Co.
1,500
H.
2,000
&
__
Lepercq & Co.,
Inc.-
1.000
Inc
Co.,
Anthony
Victor,
2,000
Son__
Co
2,000
&
R.
Day
1,000
Hilliard
190,
1,500
Jackson &
i
5,000
1,500
& Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co
E.
1,500
Co..
Curtis
Co.,
Corp.__
Halle
Istel,
Co.
Northwest
Marshall..
Harrison
& Co..
Moseley
Newburger
Pacific
&
1,500
3,000
Co.
&
1,500
Michigan
&
F.
1,500
Inc.
2,000
5,000
Corp..
Co
A.
of
2,000
8,500
Coe
&
Masten
E.
14,000
Corp....
Mason-Hagan,
1,500
—
First
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Higginson
8,500
Co.__
&
Securites
Estabrook
Inc.
Co
Co.,
Dominick
&
A.
2,000
Co
&
Curtiss,
Co.
Mackall
1,500-
Corp.
Lee
2,000
Clarke
W.
Kidder,
6,500
1,500
1,000
Sons______
&
Collins &
Julien
—V.
1,500
Lamont
&
S.
2,500
Brown
Richard
R.
Battles,
&
Inc.
2,500
Simmons
Dulles
Janney,
1,500
5,000
&
Bosworth,
Shares
51,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
White,
2,000
J.
Dean
1,500
Harold
;vr
5,000
& •' ; \V
:
...
Walker
&
&
Co.,
Weld
&
R. 'Williston
8,500
Dann
Common,
L.
Witter
E.
Co
5,000
Co
24.000
&
&
2,500
5,000
•
Inc
Beane..
Co...
Wood &
.
3.500
14,000
Co
1.500
672.
p.
in
transmitters,
scatter
as
built
for
the world
in
Philippines,
were
Okinawa,
Southern
The one in Germany
has a peak envelope power output of 4,000,000 watts.
This is equiva¬
lent
to
20
times
the
largest
commercial
radio transmitter
in
the
United States.
The firm currently has a contract for a new series of
super
power
high frequency transmitters for < the Voice of America.
The tracking of the first Russian Sputnik was
accomplished by a
Continental transmitter used by the Radar Group of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory.
According to Mr; Ling, "The acquisition of Continental is part of
the
long
range
program
of
continually
strengthening
Ling-Altec's
position in high-power electronics."
"The
capabilities
of
Continental,
and the
addition
of
their en¬
gineering talents will expand our contribution to the rapidly develop¬
ing sonar
Outstanding
96,000 shs.
904,000 shs.
Class B com.
Class C stk.
W.
trans¬
power
super
a
systems,
achieved
also
tropospheric
transmitters
super_power
America
of
Germany
for
relay
moon
shares/
\
$295,606
com/stock
B
1959
21,
Authorized
Class
earnings
to
and
A
the Hawaiian Islands.
super
power
ionospheric
and
well as in microwave regions.
The
1,000
to
by the Navy.
Continental
Navy's
and
Ling-Altec
new
to
awarded
was
be
to
ordered
800
respect
class
JULY
OF
Hogle & Co
Continental.
by
p.
360.
Long Mile Rubber Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, located at 6820 Forest Park Road, Dallas, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
18, 1959 covering
of sinking iund subordinated debentures, due.Sept. 1, 1974,
with warrants for the purchase of 60,000 shares of common stock, The
debentures (with warrants) are to be offered for public sale at 100%
This
a
$1,500,000
principal amount of the debentures.
The interest rate and
price for the warrants, as well as the underwriting terms,
the
of
exercise
be
to
are
supplied
The
D.
S.
amendment.
by
&
Scherck,
lists
prospectus
Lunt
Co.
the
as
principal
Richter Co., Burn'nam & Co.
underwriters for both issues.
and
the successor by merger, to be effective Sept. 11,
1959, of Rubber" & Tire Materials Corp. with and into the RTM Corp.,
which as the surviving corporation is to change its name to Long Mile
The
is
company
Rubber
Corp.—Reports Loss for Six Months—
amendment.
by
supplied
registration statement also covers 225,000 shares of outstanding
stock, to be offered for public sale by the present holders
thereof.
The publiG offering price and underwriting terms are ta_te
The
common
Corp.
in
order
to
identify it with
the established
trade name
A predecessor corporation was formed in March 2953 to
the business Of a prior partnership formed by W. R. Phillips
Cecil
Murray
in July
1949.
Seven new corporations were
of its
product.
carry
on.
net
reported consolidated net sales
the six
months ended June
30,
1959 of $2,232,202.
Consolidated
loss before taxes equalled $1,082,334. Consolidated net loss after
tax
credit
in
The
for
corporation
reflected
net
figures
for
the
corresponding
period
of
of $2,871,502.
Consolidated net Toss before
sales
$640,023.
was
$555,334.
to
amounted
subsidiaries
its
and
consolidated
The
the
Consolidated
of
the
operations
highly
for
loss
net
after
of
months
189,
p.
of
ended
operations for
said.—V.
announcement
nature
seasonal
six
the
the results
of
dicative
tax
credit
1958
taxes
the
the
amounted
company's
to
business,
June 30, 1959 are not in¬
entire year, the company's
1795.
Groupings—
Rapid diversification
of its billion-dollar-a year business led this
corporation on Aug. 14 to form separate aircraft and missile-elec¬
tronics combinations,'each headed by a group Vice-President.
Robert E.
each
out
Gross,
Board
grouping
had
Chairman,
grown
in announcing
and
large
.//
.
activities
spread
are
among
affiliates,"
four
two
and
test
centers, and tracking
and abroad.
in
tions
the
"These
U.
organizational
to
our
the
become
stations
.
.
four wholly-owned,
"Our
occupy
factories,,
some
30
re¬
loca¬
changes
will help coordinate oii^ world-wide
divisions handling work in similar
division general managers reporting
Vice-President."
1956, Vice-President and General Manager of
Division headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif.,
Vice-President-Missiles
and Electronics.
His re¬
Executive
Root,
Missiles
will
said1.
S.
improve liaison between
and reduce the number of
Eugene
Mr.
the change, pointed
varied product
developed
/_.
divisions,
Gross
and
L.
feet.
Illustrations
CAPITALIZATION
F.
directly
show
with
A.
have also'been
towers
26
are
activity,
prepared
dividend
a
E.
Jan.
LeTourneau, Inc.—New Drilling Platform—
four-page
1959
J.
units
fields,
(R. G.)
\
share.
a
January,
previous fiscal year was paid on the
amount equal to 12V2 cents a share..
Walston
search
cover-
on
cents
55
DIVIDENDS—In
G.
there
subsidiaries
2744.
or 22 cents a share, in the ikl! year
1958. For the 12 months ended Nov. 30, 1958 tbe\|igure
or
B.
"Our
The
Long & Co. applicable to class A and class B
six months was $437,000. equal to 45 cents
J.
lists.
840.
in
the
Long-managed mutual
May 31, 1959 aggregated $49,691,000,
similar period a year earlier. Jn i
1958 the total was $68,945,000.
the
J.
de¬
$100 000
30,
Stock
Investment
shares
feet tall.
Continental developed for the Signal Corps, a high frequency, single
sideband transmitter
that
is currently undergoing
operational tests.
miles and
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Forms Separate Aircraft and
RR.—Tenders
Nov.
recent
com¬
assets in excess of
Investors, Inc., with
Fund, Inc.,
Fund, Inc., $55.7 million. '
Hayden, Stone & Co.5,000
Hamphill, Noyes & Co.___
8,500
square
sub¬
a
net
Diversified
Hayden, Miller & Co.__.
two
and
investment
Fundamental
facility, 2,000,000 watts, for the U. S. Navy, in Maine.
This is de¬
signed to provide communications with submerged submarines through¬
out the entire Atlantic area.
The antenna system alone covers about
670.
Western
in
open-end
against $214,000,
as
$531,000,
was
A.
programs.
square
feet of
maintains temporary
quarters at various sites of large installations under construction.
Production contracts from the U.
S. Signal Corps, Air Force and
Navy for defense projects are currently held by
Continental.
One
contract calls for the development and production of a high powered
radar
transmitter
for
the
Ballistic
Missile
Early Warning System.
Continental
also holds the prime contract
for the design and in¬
Facilities
manufacturing
most
ended May 31,
Dominick
Ling-Altec
ended
of Hugh W.
the
in
share,
per
$27,583,000
year
income
Courts
Missile-Electronics
Green
fiscal
the
shares
pushing Ling-Altec's sales past $60,000,000. Continental's back¬
log of orders is currently in excess of $40,000,000, according to Mr.
Ling, increasing the Ling-Altec group's backlog to more than $57,-
range,
per
stockholders
organization
total
had
Growth
of
of
group
are:
ended
Collin, Norton & Co.__
neriod
Laure- Exploration Co., Inc.—Statement
Withdrawn—
of
will
"This
range."
$34,000,000
Exchanges
ten-dav
Debentures—
300
purchased from James O.
were
$325,023.
and 359.
Jacobs Co.—Stock Further Suspended by SEC
this
and
the
stock
Weldon,
Because
A
in
was
Investors
is
developed and sponsored by
Investors
Corp. for distribution by its 3,000 registered rep¬
resentatives in the New York metropolitan area, and
its franchised
affiliates
throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.
28,
$3,600,000,
Chairman
*
National
the
$3,250,000
Continental
of
in Washington,
granting
for
Aug. 19 by James J. Ling,
cash, and the remainder
10,000 shares of Ling-Altec common stock and $125,000 in
../A-
notes,
5%
equipment,
transmission
power
price,
purchase
the
Of
mitter
Sales Load Reduction—
on
pro¬
Board of Ling-Altec.
the
of
Similar
sion
Con¬
cents
of
group
a
Long
the
assets;
sales
months
six
with
compared
net
Diversified
and
the
in
Hit
corporation has just acquired all the outstanding stock of
Electronics Manufacturing Co., a leading designer and
total
in
EARNINGS—Gross
funds
000,000.
months.
Of
stock.—V. 190, p.
B common
tinental
consists
of Richard H.
1959, with
Federal Bar Building Corp., which has agreed to acquire a land site
located at 1809-15 H St., N. W., Washington, D. C., and to construct
a
modern office building thereon which will house the general head¬
quarters of the Federal Bar Association and its library, as well as
offices for rent to members of the Federal Bar Association and others
desiring to lease office space in the building. After completion of
the construction of such office
building, Federal Bar Building Corp.
will convey the land and office building to the Trust for a total pur¬
chase price of $3,150,000.
The office building is to have about 100,000
square feet of floor space;
and it is contemplated that construction
will start shortly after Jan. 1, 1960, to be completed in about fifteen
the
is
Trust
The
Bwesnick
class
it was announced in Dallas, Texas,
registration state¬
Certificates in The
million
$98.4
time
ducer
Commission—
With Securities and Exchange
D.
the
of
out¬
$125,000 in
stock; and
360.
of
1936,
companies
The
million
$581.3
an
common
in
respectively, for a
which on June 30, 1959,
in
consist
A
value 50
par
being sold for
the company.
to
go
advisor,
panies,
$735,000,000.
by
This
Washington,
ment
Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc.—Acquisition—
Investment Trust for the Federal
This
capitalization of the company will
loans;
350,000 shares of class
bank
is
sidiary, Investors Management Co., Inc., act as underwriter and invest¬
and net
period of
current financing,
of the
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
current
will
proceeds
no
equal to
of $278,100,
income
compared with sales of $4,796,477
to 17 cents per share in the like
(non-voting)
stock
BUSINESS—Established
the
bags.
standing
1795.
p.
and
in
Inc., through its
11 wholly-owned
manufacturer and distributor of a diversi¬
fied and complete line of soft zippered luggage and travel cases and
of
bowling ball bags
The company is also a large distributor of
notification with the
stock (par 50 cents)
Carter & Co., Inc.,
per
PROCEEDS—The
1959, the company
30,
Travelwear,
BUSINESS—Leeds
Exchange Commission—
Aug. 11 filed a letter of
shares of class A common
share, through Gates,
on
175,000
covering
EEC
to
as
equal
$84,867,
net
and
$5,965,890
of
share
per
of
months ended April
10
stock
share. The stock is priced at $32 per share.
Net
1958.
Miss. —Files
Pascagroula,
Corp.,
Tuna
International
With Securities and
the
Aug. 17 publicly offered 280,000 shares of class
on
common
Co.
subsidiaries is an important
190, p. 672.
Air Transport Service.—V.
the Military
of
cents
income
throughout the nation by the FAA.
.
to install the units in the many different types of
planes it employs.
Identical DMET units already have been installed
in commercial airliners as well as the new VC-137 Air Force jet trans¬
ports
sales
reported
57
DMET forms the
plans
FAA
Offered—Public offer¬
class A common stock (par $1)
at a price of $5.75 per share was made on Aug. 21 by a
group headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and
Travelwear, Inc.—Stock
Leeds
financing, approximately $1,294,703
will be used by the company to prepay in full $837,031
noninterest bearing purchase money
obligations and The balance of the
proceeds will be added to the company's general funds and will be
available for expansion and additional working capital.
implemented
The
will be flowing from
2567.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
Equipment TACAN)
indicating equipment,
portion of VOETAC, the common air
airborne
Gainesville Division
& Co.
B
Common Stock Of¬
& Co.—Class B
Long
underwriting group headed by Clark. Dodge
fered—An
ing of 262,500 shares of.
contract called for
President of ITT Federal, said the
than $250,000 in DMET (Distance Measuring
L'MiHs.
plans, limited production
by early Fall.—V. 139, p.
present
to
According
the
G. H. Walker &
Airborne Electronic Equipment
Agency has placed an order with the corpora¬
Clifton, N. J., for air-borne electronic eq jpnavigational assistance to pilots of the bAAs
Receives Order for
motors will
3 by P. H.
newly acquired line of a.c.
Ga., it was announced on Aug.
its
for
facilities
Production
(Hugrh W.)
Co.—In A. C. Motor Field—
Leece-Neville
°t^JsiSlR0frn|:hem
in ®at"r^
such crystals existed
sizes, and artificial high
because
BcientiEts
and
since
Space
Group
sponsibility covers the Missile Division and Lockheed's new Electronics
and Avionics Division in Newport Bearch and Los Angeles.
A.
Carl
Kotchian,
Vice-President
and
General
Manager
of
the
Georgia
craft
Division in Marietta, will become Group Vice-President-Air¬
responsibility for Georgia, the California Division. Burbank;
with
Lockheed
Aircraft
national,. Los
p.
672.
Service,
Angeles;
and
Ontario,
Calif.;
Lockheed
Lockheed
Air Terminal,
Aircraft
Inter¬
Burbank.—V.
190,
and
R.
principally
organized
various
parts
of
to sell and distribute "Long Mile' tread rubber
the United States, and one new corporation was
organized to manufacture Tire
repair materials.
The Phillips and
Murray families
transferred all the outstanding stocks of the said
nine corporations to Rubber <& Tire Materials Corp.; and part of the
consideration
received
by
the
Phillips
and Murray families
were
purchase money obligations.
Subsequently, the said predecessor was
liquidated/Rubber & Tire Materials Corp. succeeding to its business
and becoming the principal manufacturing corporation as well as the
owner
of the eight
other wholly owned subsidiaries.
A new wholly
owned subsidiary recently was organized to acquire a new plant site
at Spartansburg, S. C.
Of the proceeds of the sale
of the debentures, $700,000 is tG be
used to prepay a 5%
note payable to a bank, representing the refi¬
nancing of $200,000 previously borrowed from the bank for working
capital and a commitment to lend an additional $500,000 over a
period of 120 days from July 21, 1959 (to be used for the purchase
of
the
plant site and the construction
of improvements and the
purchase of equipment and machinery for the factory to be opened
at Spartanburg».
An additional $700,000 is to be used to repay the
$700,000
of outstanding, purchase
money
obligations.
Any proceeds
of the stock
purchase and
exercise
the
\yhich the company
may
receive from ,thd
purcha.se -Warrants1 are. required to be used
for
redemption of debentures.
The 625,000 outstanding
stock
by
38
President,
shares
of
common
are
to
the
be
RTM
offered
Corp.,
for
owned
and
acquire their shares upon the merger of Rubber & Tire
into
to be
including E. M. Black, Board Chairman, W. R.
R. Cecil Murray, Vice-President.
They will
stockholders,
Phillips,
sale
Materials Corp.
effective Sept. 11, 1959.
The number cf shares
by individual stockholders is to be supplied by
amendment.
Lorillard Co.—New "Spring" Cigarette—
(P.)
This
on Aug. 12 announced national marketing of its new
king-sized filter cigarette, "SPRING," following field
"phenomenal success" of the new brand in Philadelphia,
Providence, R. I., where it made its debut only last month.
company
"air-conditioned"
sales reports of
Pa.,
The
and
field
reports
indicated
that
in
the
initial
markets
"SPRING"
Number 5875
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(773)
"what
made
is
believed
be
to
the
fastest
cigarette brand," the company stated.
Shipments of "SPRING" already are
Greensboro,
scheduled
N.
for
C.,
plant,
this
late
and
start
190,
for
seen
new
a
metals
of
from
way
minerals,
including ferro
titanium,
nickel
titanium,
rutile, and ilmenite.
It will operate mining facilities at
Va., and mineral milling opertaions at Carteret, N. J.
Establishment of a new Detinning
Division, consolidating responsi¬
bilities for procurement, operations, and sales has also been announced
by Mr. Martin.
This is another step
in the company's program of
national
Lorillard's
/ The
stock, series A, at
preferred
present
shares
officers
common
of
per
of
stock.
$7.20
the
distribution
is
360.
p.
option
of
before
the
10
Said
stock
When
company.
of
option
called
the
at
redemption
shareholder,
(company> of the par value
to the date set for redemption.
days prior
PROCEEDS—The
net proceeds
rate
share,
$100
of
will be used for working
*In
13
'
is
company
Personal
Property
sion of Corporations, State
capital.
;
presently engaged in the business
Broker
under
of
a
supervision of the Divi¬
acquired all of the^ assets
It
Acceptance Co., a general partnership com¬
posed of Ian T. Aliison and Anthony J. Gagliardi, as of March. 1, 1959.
As of
this date, Lumbermans Acceptance Co.,
a
partnership^ ceased
doing business completely and all of its accounts, loans, and other
assets
transferred
were
license
Lumbermans
to
license
the
to
of
to
make
loans
in
cents
p.
360.
;
of
the
half
to
June
months
the
most
Mine."—V.
of
Co.
Service
&
for
the
Aged,
Arlington
Lynch
189,
covered
Bank
of
Trust
LaSalle
S.
Co.,
Carrier
by
West
Chicago
St.,
Bend,
West
Milwaukee,
Systems,
warrants
fund
sinking
1954
7,
in
Inc.
by
and
at
initially
debentuers,
111.,
90,
182,
The
at
or
with
$3.75
connection
initially
attached
series
share;
per
the
to
covered
A,
28,048
at
$3.75
30,000
shares
market
be
sold
underwriting
the
share
per
issued
be
with
initially
exercisable at
by rights of
resented
to
$7
Trust
shares
such
of
Brooks
to P. W.
of
said
Incentive
the
estimated
shares
value
said
shares
Magnavox Co.—Plans
stockholders
The
stock
common
for-one
on
underwritten.—V.
being
are
of
Oct.
on
from
28
to
Co.
&
line
new
of
18i},
p.
shares
of
stock
which
the
at
options
may
then
consider
3,500,000
applications for the power
conventional aircraft, ground
radar
Also
which
may
None
A
in
in
at
the
equipment.—V.
Shirt
Months Ended
increasing
shares
units
the
to
Wescon
two-
a
in
190,
p.
lbs.
was
the
autopilot
the
static
investors
was
June
30—
has
1959
1958
received
in
Air
of
shares
President
He
said
the
strong
The
third
Mr.
or
shareholder
Board
as
$420,981
2,397,881
416,218
$1.25
&
of
fixed
$1.01
Telephone
Commissioners
Co., Ltd.—Rights—
of
Public
Utilities
have
by the
Board of Commissioners,
is
$13
held
receive
on
that
date.
the warrants
On
(which
or
about
Aug.
24,
stock
nine
of
or
The
be
finance
to
used
capital
are
expenditures
already
total of 2,500,000 shares of $10 per stock.—V.
under¬
190,
p.
53.
Corp.—Establishes New Divisions—
Thermit
formation
of
a
separate
Metals
and
Minerals
Division,
has
President.
According to Mr. Martin; this new division will have responsibility
for
research,
production, sales, and technical service for MAT
announced
to
continue
vote
to
until
serve
Jan.
19,
of Mutual
continuance of the
meeting
the
upon
Lockheed
control
the
190,
Manager
tne
of
out¬
the
1960,
Trust,?
date
at ? which,
-
contract
advisory
567.
p.
by H.
E.
Martin,
and
holdings
dividends
accrued
to
for
be
of
capital
offered
the
of
sale
out
a
that
receivable
■
the
first
nine
months
the
of
fiscal
equivalent to $2.72 per common share
dividends. In the initial nine months of
there
nine
was
a
months
loss
net
results
good
of
reflected
obtained
income
for
$875,912.
continuation
a
during
the
first
In
six
that
that
since
debt
sales
Net
931,886
1,
in
a
the
quarter ended July 31
share,
compared
with
federal
earnings
of
federal
of
payment
value
Book
to
$36.29
months
nine
per
allowed
by
the
"key
seven,
FCC."—V.
190,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
11200
Madison
Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio,
the
with
blow
use
as
bank
to
be
capital
plant
was
announced
The
Great
the
Chicago
Salem-Brosius,
for
four
type
1,000
tons
in
business
into
full
of
account*
the
field
of
the
operation,
of
the
business.
Expansion Contracts—
additional contracts
for major work at
expansion program, it
Hill, Vice-President Engineering.
slab reheating furnaces at Great Lakes Steel
current
Detroit,
Steel
$300,000,000
Mich.,
and
subsidiary,
Midwest Steel
at
constructed
for
and
Corp.,
in Portage,
foundation,
National's
Ind.,
new
Lake Michi¬
on
area.
Inc.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., has been awarded a contract
reheating furnaces which will be the largest of
five-zone slab
their
in
principally
of
by William P.
for
are
used
carrying
mold plastics.
The balance of
general funds of the company for
needed
its
Steel's
Lakes
the net proceeds
payment
were
and
the
of
of
the
and
the
awarded
13
finishing plant to be
in
form
to
as
in
Aug.
contracts
at
steel
locations
National
work
for
Corp.—Awards
This corporation has
two
A portion
used
which loans
extension
to
added
Steel
be
requirements
the
machines
will
plastics.
will
loans,
inventory
working
Corp.,
mold
debentures
incident
proceeds
in
the world.
Rated at a
of 30-foot long slabs per
reheating slabs
prior
to
combined productive capacity of
hour, the -furnaces will be used
in Great Lakes' new 80rinch hot
rolling
strip mill. The mill will be the world's fastest and most powerful hot
strip mill and will have a rated capacity of 3,600,000 tons of steel coils
>
per
year,
Eichleay
Corp.,
Iowa,
Davenport,
dation
work
at
of
Pittsburgh,
have
Great
Jointly
the
and
been
Lakes Steel
Walsh
awarded
Corp.
and
Construction
the
contracts
Midwest
Steel
of
Co.
for
foun¬
Corp.
Steel the contract includes the
following work: site prep¬
aration for all equipment and
buildings, excayations and foundations,
underground storm, sanitary and industrial waste sewers, drinking and,
service
water
lines, roads, railroad trackage, and flooring.
The contract at Great Lakes Steel is for all
foundations, including
piling, and other work required for the expansion of Great Lakes Steel
facilities
to
accommodate
the new 80-inch hot strip mill.
Corp.'s expansion program is scheduled for completion
In addition to the 80-inch hot strip mill and
finishing plant in Northern Indiana, which will produce hot
the
which will,
$3,200,000
income
31,
increased
has
and
The
Minute Maid
$33,-
tin
plate,
the program,
oxygen plants at both Great Lakes Steel and
addition of 500,000 annual tons of
ingot capac¬
plate
versed
of
Court
Corp., Pasadena, Calif.—Wins Patent
in
the
the
of
for
lower
Neff
of
this
U.
the
Ninth
Circuit
in
its
has
suit
announced
against
Cohu
Diego, Calif., and Neely Enterprises, of Los
patent infringement.
The Courc of Appeals re¬
S.
and
of
remanded
Corp.'s
Patent
Opinion,
owner
for
corporation,
San
court
of
Court's
the
Appeals
Instrument
infringement
that
favor
Inc.,
Calif.,
the
of
for
case
that
2,332,848
trial
Cohu
prevent
use by another of
selling of the article.
fringing activity by Cohu,
has
his
the
the
by
an.
seeks
but
an
right,
likewise
not
the
rule
only
to>
making
injunction
an
accounting
merits
are
Neff.
reaffirmed the
exclusive
invention,
Neff
the
on
amplifiers
owned
Judge Stanley F. Barnes
patent
a
the
claim
No.
and
prohibiting
damages.
or
in¬
-
Corp.—Reports Earnings—
on
S.
decision
Angeles,
quarter, net sales were
earlier.—V.189, p. 2892.
The
17.
Electronics,
common
galvanized steel and
of
Neff Instrument
a
increased
strip,
the
Decision—
or
($25.75
and
Co.:
and additions to tin
rolled sheet facilities at Weirton Steel.—V. 190,
p. 567.
cold
as
taxes.
from
sheets
ity at Great Lakes Steel, and improvements
In
$41,430,588
with
cold
Weirton Steel
1959.
to
new
and
includes construction
the
in
the next three years.
over
first
13, 1959.
taxes
share
common
July
on
period. For the third
$15,076,391 a year
year-ago
income
forward
carry
future
$5.50
Oct.
on
31, 1959, totaled $39,905,746
with $37,588,034
($20.80 per
compared
compared
outstanding
of July
as
ago
the
for
loss
tax
without
the
of
accrued dividends
additional
1958.
year
for
$16,109,500,
Aug.
corporation
1959
2,
the
on
pared
a
1,596,014
the
in
and
provision
and
$3,365,000,
80
in
the
cents
$3,246,277,
Minute
-and tax
share,
quarter
Maid
Net
sales
ended Aug.
last
Aug.
before
3,
on
$73,968,779
as
taxes
$1,816,906
or
$6,761,277
was
$6,467,722
quarter
in
taxes
innovation
in
were
share
per
$25,677,706
the quarter
came
as
against
$2,648,543
to
compared with $3,786,906
3, 1958.
and $1,970,-
the
frozen
President
bar
made
that
John
the
from
M.
new
the
on
Messrs.
Fox
manufacturers
and
Levitt
throughout
natural
said
the
it
and
Fox
product
will
is
juice
preservatives or artificial flavorings are
Minute
by
D
a
of
M.
the
Levitt,
Corp.
President
10-inch
orange.
No
ready-to-eat„
a
whole
marketed
under
A.ug.
14,
through
ice
4%%
The
a
debentures
$46,224,200.
reflects
of
to
debentures
be
drawn
amount
$40,471,200
Machold
plus
by
due
lot,
Feb.
1,
will
be
interest
accrued
principal
the
close
$31.75
of
before
into
Mr.
business
will
Sept.
15,
amount
of
1972
the
on
redeemed
to
Oct.
issue
1.
was
rather
said
of
than
104.287c,
plus
The
way,
New
per
present
accrued
First
York,
may
the
of
amount
originally
issued
'
the
the
1,
called
company
date
fixed
conversion
stock
entitled
be
in
1957
debentures
debentures
of
date the
to
issued
at
for
any
for
receive
the
time
up
redemption,
rights
upon
redemption
the
on
to
at
called
conversion
Sept. 30,
on
1950
share.
with
above
debenture
to
The debentures
to
45c
the
Common
will
that
stock
common
advantage
which
in
of
stock.
stock
Oct.
on
1959
issued
amount
that
terminate.
Machold
pany's
the
common
common
share, after
per
originally
of
into
emphasized
convertible
are
were
Reduction
conversions
cream
arrangements
convertible
principal
total
Debentures—
Aug. 19 announced that the company
on
redemption of $15,000,000 principal amount
debentures,
the
of
for
Corp.—Calls
outstanding.
tion
licensee^
call
quarterly dividend of
Minute
Maid
added.
be
country
17
1959.
debentures
field,
confection
Aug
the
outstanding
1,
104.28%
On
or
Bar, was announced
DCA Food Industries, Inc.
Maid
its
at
Power
Machold, President,
authorized
The
$1,273,543
Aug.
Orange
revealed
of
period.
was
$1.14
Market Orange Bar—
DCA,
Earle J.
has
Oct.
with
nine-month
1959, net income
with
com¬
based
1958.
were
compared
share
per
This
Mr.
latest
three months ended
marketing
frozen
$2.03
share,
Niagara Mohawk
ended
year.
the
before
provision to $1,375,000,
tne
per
months
year's
2,
to
months
outstanding.
ended
profit
last
compared
in
Earnings
in
nine
equal
$3,515,000,
was
the
$1.95
or
nine
recent
1953.
taxes
for
stock
common
respectively,
per
third
$26,804,022.
A
in
for
the three" months
For
or
in
most
$76,522,673
against
Maid
of
net income
shares of
reported
net income of $3,102,722
shares, for the nine months
sales
Net
000
18
Aug.
with
1,594,504
of
to
the
the
the
zero.
redemption
the
of
share,
share)
Aug.
at
provision
no
permit
common
on
common
share plus
a
made
working capital
$34.78
a
the
July 31, the company's short-term bank loans
in sharp contrast to $12,825,000 a year earlier,
July 31 the remaining $1,000,000 had been paid
because
common
$1.27
authorized
have
31,.. 1959
per
net
or
short-term
months
July
from
KCOP,
extensive
subordinated
short-term
-manufacturing
for
of
as
only $1,000,000
share)
of
develop
for
of
of
finance
to
structure.
"exceptionally strong"
to
added that it is another
acquire the full complement of
convertible
factures machines
of
date
acquisition
He
SEC on Aug.
18, 1959, covering
debentures, due Sept. 1,
1971,
public sale through Loewi & Co. and Merrill, Turben
& Co., Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price and
underwriting
terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company is presently operated in two
divisions, one of which
manufactures special metal-cutting tools and the other machines for
the forming of products from
thermoplastic sheets. A subsidiary manu¬
to
Ministry
the
nationally."
corporation, located at
registration statement
a
$600,000
named
was
KPTV, Portland, Ore. The
stated, is "another major move
TV
National Cleveland
German
Defense
Chairman of tha
as
being
are
station
Bannister
filed
Honeywell's
company
negotiations
in NAFI's definite plans to
stations and five TV stations
673.
p.
.
German
KCOP,
radio
Aircraft
system
West
to
step
of
expense
share, in the corresponding 1958 period.
he
declared,
has
"achieved
a
financial
stability
foundation
for
future
corporate
expansion."
He
a
company
$3.47
end 1958 the company had 1,682,114 shares of $10 per com¬
and
150.000 shares of $10 par preferred outstanding of
&
its
National Steel
Minute
beea
from
General
plus
for
the
the
reported
provides
The
and
Metal
All
At Midwest
of
quarter
company,
To
authorized
1950.
Television, Inc. is headed by Bing Crosby
Kenyon Brown as President.
television
radio
the
company,
meeting
here
today,
1959, for redemption Oct. 13, 1959, of
first
preferred shares
of
the
company,
13,022
shares
with
total
par
value
of
$2,622,691,
preferred stock at $100
taken.
At year
since
completed to acquire
KOBY, one of San Francisco's leading independent radio stations. Thi3
transfer is also subject to FCC
approval.
Recently NAFI announced FCC approval of the acquisition by NAFI
of
net- income
to
showing in
Duncan
totaled
1959,
rights to subscribe),
to which they may be entitled, with advice as to the terms and condi¬
tions of the offer.
Sept. 30, 1959 will be the closing date for receipt
of subscriptions and payment for the shares taken up.Proceeds of the issue, largest in the Halifax, Nova Scotia, company's*
an
salaries,
that the company is in an
54c
per
will be offered to those persons who held shares,
preferred,. at the close of business on July 24, 1959.
will be given the right to purchase one new share
shares
will
will
adviser
Company.
and
addition
In
-
10,
company's
$1,209,640,
16,345,479
(Germany)—Registers ADR's With
Exchange Commission—
shares
seven
Investment
the
Corp.—Acquires KCOP Television—
KCOP
Board
months.
leaving
A. G.
price,
shareholders
mon
and
providing for preferred
preceding 1958 fiscal year
the
off,
416,218
__
Telegraph
common
history,
advertising,
authorization
$100,
be
the
that
420,000
of the issue of common shares of this company not exceed¬
ing 264,013 in number. In brief the details of the issue are as follows:
issue
under
investment
as
shareholders1
will
$400,000
Sept.
will
of
amounted
yeae
Net
Scotia
Nova
each
for
Minneapolis, said
by Lockheed, the
directors
Aug. 19 in reporting
financial, position.
added
approved
for
In-
of this company for-the nine months ended
July 31,
greater than for any full year since 1952, J. Russell Duncan,
of the farm and industrial equipment manufacturer, said
and
Morgan
Guaranty Trust
Co.
of
New
York
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Aug.
17,
1959, covering American De¬
positary Receipts for 50,000 bearer shares of Mannesmann Aktiengesellschaft, of Germany.
Each
be
to
are
Selected
earnings
were
pointed
3,990.631
outstanding
Securities and
either
to
Fund, Linwood O.
debentures
in consummation
Nine-Month Net Highest Since 1952—
Net
1959
per
share.
1959,
Trust
gan
simplification
2892.
Maritime
order
an
This
-
545,000
share..
p.
Advisory
•"" * J'
5.*
for
corporation has completed arrangements for the acquisition of
Television, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif., it was announced on Aug. 13
by John G. Banister, President. The transaction is subject to approval
of the FCC, he added.
Force.
on
price
840,981
$520,373
Mannesman
The
used
Vice-President
call
a
1,065,373
liabilities
per
;
Exemption
KCOP
At
the
same
time, the board directed officers of the company to
thoroughly explore the feasibility of calling for retirement all the
outstanding $1.50 convertible- second preferred shares to further the
which
17,768,003
Current
The
Okla.,
etc.
Division
German
call
The
The
$34,553,277 $33,412,752
taxes
profit
189,
be
capital,
aggregated
Co.—Earnings Higher—
assets_:
—V.
1,
Sept.
successor
these
to
are
board
The
360.
taxes
Current
Earned
City,
redemption.
missile^
handling- equipment,
Show
-
income
Common
due
re-named
issue
Oklahoma
Ave.,
13, 1959, for qualification
indenture pursuant to which
Aug.
an
to
consideration
Directors
Net
(the
all
the
outstanding $5.50
aggregating
approximately
^1,302,200.
authorized
effect
found
are
support-
:
income
before
Federal
Park
on
of
debentures
after
exhibit
the
control
Manhattan
Net
wholly-owned sales
..
Security Management Inc.-—V.
Nafi
Aug. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of-common stock (par 50 cents)
to be
share, through Copley & Co., Denver, Colo.
per
Davis,
joint
authorized
presentation.
In addition to their military uses, these
commercial applications as power sources for automated
Sales
adviser
the'-regular
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock
its
have
industrial
12
312
SEC
Act
Investments
$538,960
and
of
Qualification—
develop
L.
The
the firm for the Martin Mace missile.
display of% the company's. line of solid state
included
acted
National
by
devices
issued,
has
Inc.
shaieholders
these
of
tracking systems.
featured
has
investment
flight control system will be of the linear type, he added.
Initially, production will be carried out in the U. S.
Later, an
undetermined number of the systems will be
produced by Honeywell's
German
subsidiary — Honeywell G.m.b.H. — in Frankfurt, Mr. Davis
said.
The subsidiary now is manufacturing,
precision instrumentation
for German industry.—V. 189, p. 2786.
possessing
Military
built
are
The
fair
Universal. Power Control Unit measures 10x8x8 inches and weighs 5
and
deliveries
on
company
to
and
large extent conventional
and
at
Indenture
F-104
C.
Split—
to
$1
after
1954;
thyratron controls an delectromechan.ical equipment such as
amplidynes and motor generator sets,
The
power
units are approximately two-thirds smaller and weigh fourfifths less than present devices used for the same purpose.
A. typical.
jet
and
220,000
Aeronautical
30,
this corporation, at the Wescon Electronics Show.
Universal Power Control Units, the new- devices replace
by
Designated
a
ment,
,
Francisco
to
'
because of the term-mining at the Miami
year
and produce an automatic flight
fighters that have been purchased by
Government, Honeywell has announced.
1131.
p.
at
This
the
are
devices containing no moving parts
virtually unlimited life,
and
offering
reduction in
size, and- weight compared
to. conventional
performing the
same
function
was
introduced
in
San
apparatus
the
of
underground
of
Selected
proposes
working
Corp.
control
power
tubes,
radical
a
the
in
.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Will Furnish
Autopilots to Lockheed for German AF F-104's—
in
Inc.,
and
April
28, 1959.
1353.
will
2,000,000
split-up.—V.
vacuum
.
Trust—Temporary
SEC
This
Magnetic Amplifiers, Inc.—Announces New Devices—
A
half
the
Corp.
and
proceeds
offer,
■
of
-
of
these shares are rep¬
purchase such shares
payments
May
184,
Stock
Corp.
dated
number
pursuant
or
with
Indenture
corporation
The
purchase
shares
.)
..
with
subordinated
covering
offered
covered
are
debentures,
Plan
incentive
as
of
Trustee)
SEC
issue of
prospectus dated
a
these
of
share; 6,501 of
key employees to
an
employees either
market
,
2459.
p.
Mid-America
The
SEC—
With
adopted Jan. 21,
such shares at 95% of the then fair market value;
and
15,000 shares represent shares subject to an option granted
to
President
D.
E.
Campbell to purchase such shares at 95%
of
the
fair
i
and Dahlberg, Inc.,
Act
granting an application of. this Kansas City investment company, for
a
temporary exemption from a provision of the Acc requiring stock¬
holder approval of an investment
advisory contract. Security Manage¬
Mr.
company's
by
per
five
under
represent
value
to
The
Mile High Jockey, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC
granted to employees under the new Incentive Plan
1959
against $8,372,500
as
corporation
.Contract Granted—
equal to $2.81
with $95,400, or
Oklahoma.
initially sold to P. W. Brooks & Co.
underwriting of said debentures, and are
the
warrants
by
periods.
the
warrants initially attached to the company's issue of 6%
sinking
debentures,
series B,
covered by a prospectus
dated Sept. 17,
and
,
of
Mutual
plan for reorganization of the two predecessor companies in re¬
organization
proceedings under Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act
•pending in the U. S. District Count for the Western District of
fund
1956
shown
a
816.
p.
Inc.—Registers
at
or
Wis.,
Bend,
Wis.—V.
of
warrants
by
connection
exercisable
had
1958.
1958.
located
Neal,
corporation, located at 695 Bryant St., San Francisco, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
13,
1959:; covering
shares of its capital stock.
Of this stock, 28,667 shares are
6%
30,
application
the
vestments
45,000
June
183,
•
.
in
$2,068,300,
compared
$13,931,500
were
sales
recent
corporation,
an
issued.
This
a
year
and
1959
30,
1958
was
outstanding,
—
for
231
Chicago,
Wisconsin
income
income
net
June
comparable
net
stock
This
under
called
been
National
First
the
over
Corp.—Seeks
filed
* >'■
redemption on Sept. 1, 1959, all of its
outstanding first mortgage serial bonds at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Continental Illinois National Bank &
First'
Industries.—V.
DCA Food
Inc.—Acquisition—
ownership of The Dahlberg Co.
subsidiary.—V. 190, p. 673.
reported that due to higher
increase in the number
ended
Mid-America
-
Trust
months
si* months
common
17
company's
production
$5,000,.
Home
have
three
anticipated during the second
ination, at the end of June,
was
Heights, III.—To Redeem Bonds—
There
of
,
loans, secured
•"
Lutheran
division
has acquired The Dahlberg Co. of Minneapolis,
largest domestic maker of hearing aids, and manufac¬
specialized communications systems for hospitals.
'
1
The price of the acquisition was not disclosed,
but Motorola will
issue the present owners, Kenneth H.
Dahlberg and Arnold R. Dahlberg,
several thousand shares of Motorola common stock in
exchange for fuli
substantial
a
the
share, in the initial half of
a
in
$3,500,000
-
delivered,
increases
Aug.
on
and
copper
and
latest
corportaion
excess
novelty
J: standing voting stock is owned
by A. E. Weltrfer & Co., Inc.
Of the
latter's 600 outstanding shares of
voting, stock, 448, shares were owned
by A. E. Weltner, who-died in" February 1959.
Under the terms of
•
his
will,
ownership
of
the
448, shares
passed
to
his wife.
This
Mr. Westlake said that
"copper shipments for- the first six months
"assignment" of voting control resulted in automatic termination of
of 1959 exoeeded production and as a
result, accumulated Inventories
the advisory contract.
The Commission's exemption order permits-the
have
been
further
reduced.- Lower
•
as its successor.
The company is au¬
by personal property and in the case
they may be secured additionally by real
property.
The company is further permitted to buy conditional sales
contracts and other forms of commercial paper at a discount.—V.-190,
a
thorized
of
cream
fourth
turer
three months net income was $1,031,200, or
per share, compared with .$53,800, or seven cents a share in the
June quarter last year.
Sales totaled $6,790,300 in this year's second
quarter, compared with $5,069,900 in 1958. '
'
Acceptance Co., a corporation.
canceled by the Commissioner of
California as a condition to the granting
partnership
of the State
Corporations
of
the
of
ice
$1.40
and business of Lumbermans
The
the
In
the
California.
of
months
Sales
six
BUSINESS—The
-Licensed
for
metal
share, of
per-
or
.
of
substantial
into
on
This
Minn.,
...
Copper Co.—Reports Sharply Increased Earns.-
received
six
.,
.
Westlake, President,
pounds
the
at
stock is
said
share- for
issuer
of
of
.
share
per
H.
prices
voting
annual
an
,
Miami
the
and
outstanding
$108.40
at
for
rights
the
2786 and 2892.
Motorola
product divisions, he pointed out.—V. 190,
462.
p.
E.
voting
no
redeemable
is
gradual reorganiztaion into
share).
per
have
company own 90%
of its
stock is entitled to dividends
the
at
stock
common
($100
par
offered
the
The
share.
convertible,
being
with
pp.
Hanover,
Lumbermans Acceptance Co. — Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—This company on July 28, without
underwriting,
publicly offered 2,000 shares of $7.20 cumulative pre¬
ferred
and
chromium
completion
month.—V.
ever
under
9
the
the
present
conversion
holders
to
them. for
market
value
the
of
price it currently is
convert
their -called
redemption
at
the
com¬
to
the
debentures
call
price
of
interest.
be converted Into common stock upon presenta¬
of -New York, trustee, 2 Btrbad-
National City -Bank
N. Y.—V.
189,
p.
1797.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(774)
Wis., are presently offering
$700,000 of 5y4%, 5%% and 5%% first mortgage serial
bonds at 100% and accrued interest. The bonds are dated
May 1, 1959 and mature semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1961
1, 1969.
to Aug.
rfter
to
^ewned
be
not
on
1964;
1
cents
is
Schwulst
Mr.
of
tee
Barnard
trustee
of
Money
and
cents
the
Co.
of
stock offer¬
subscribed for by holders of
subscription warrants and employees, officials announced,
on Aug.
12. The subscription period for the stock offer¬
ing expired Aug. 11. Holders of subscription warrants
bought 845,251 shares or 88.8% of the total offering.
Employees purchased 73,402 shares or 7.7% of the otter¬
ing. The remaining 33,380 shares are to be sold to under¬
writers headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and
Smith
of this company's common
Inc.
in
occurs
the
of
of
sales
Petrolane
stated
that
Alaska—V.
Mr.
increase
Sherrill's
to an annual rate of $14,000,000. Profits
by approximately
the
same
ratio as
Net
operating
Miscellaneous
Gross
Net
revenues
of
declared
on
declared
on
of
190,
Number
of
Earnings
On
July
period
during
outstanding
shs.
com.
$3.78■
share——
common
per
No
$65
to
In
balance
for
to
the
that
single
be
continuing
company's
_
securities
will
program
p.
provided
have
190,
of
674. *
entire
the
annual
*"
-
.
of
on
17,245
all-time
first time
Air
336,935
110,333
ton-miles,
1959,
increased
express
air
while
7%
mail
over
July,
increased
for
1958
10.7%
total
a
for
total
a
Total
flown
2,056,027,
were
ton-mile load factor was
last year.—V.
as
of
of
188,
increase
an
70.5%.
Revenue
of 6.6%, while
miles flown were
tion
see—V.
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.—Unit Gets Contract—
Computer
Corp.,
subsidiary,
a
has
received
Army Ballistic Missile Agency for the development of an
operational digital simulation system capable of speeds up to 100,000
iterations per second, it was announced on Aug. 19 by Max Palevsky,
in
of
charge
unit.
the
Mr.
Palevsky said the solid state computer system will be deliv¬
ered to thei Army.* agency's computation, laboratory at. Redstone Arsenal,
Huntsville,
Ala.,
for
in
use
the
handling
of
dynamic
missile
flight
An
experimental
realtime
Packard-Bell
version
for
the
system,
known
Trice
as
incremental
under
at Redstone
of
computer, expandable, was
previous contract and has been
a
than
more
as
combining the speed
digital systems.—V. 189,
a
p.
Mr,
year,
of
analog
Palevsky said.
Computers
The
SEC
with
for
Pan
shares
corporation
to
Lockheed
aircraft
cargo
has
It
operation
is
the
described
accuracy
of
2460.
awarded
Aircraft
with
an
option
v
aircraft
The
of
Ontario,
A
or
In
the
Calif.,
DC-7C
almost
1959
use
5,253
the
on
cubic
compared
capable
to
approximately
conversion
The
The
a
miles
DC-6A,
DC-7C's
DC-7C's
of
on
the
will
will
hour
per
tons
16
carry
than
more
route.
250
for
conversion
of
$2,800,-
DC-7C's
10
additional
an
be carried out at Lockheed's
to start in September,
1959.
Clipper will
ieet.
for
to
scheduled
is
tons
for
to
10
for
a
transatlantic
usable
at
300
DC-6A.
at
flight
aircraft
cargo
have
cruise
a
base
:
currently
cargo space of
miles
The
per
DC-7C's
hour
are
of
nonstop eastbound transatlantic flight. The DC-6A makes a
the same flight.
Pan American has
recently announced an ordbr for 12 special longrange
Lockheed 207 propjet air freighters at a cost of
$60,000,000;
for delivery in 1962.—V.
190, pp. 674 and 463.
fuel
stop
on
Merl
of
C.
The
will
which Peabody will
acquire the stock
Sunnyhill Coal Sales Co.
The agreements
exchange of 257,925
shares
of
Peabody
common
involve
£tock
•
for
*s
Within
the
all
the
into
Co.
on
Aug.
17
announced
that
issued
next
stock
and
to
30
of
days
Mid-West
the
agreements
under
and
both
the
Sunnyhill
companies.
^xPec^eb that the transaction will be formally
the
Exchange
be
President,
entered
Coal
upon
Stock
Sunnyhill
plant
the
which
•produced
by
company
the
listing on the New York Stock
Exchange of the Peabody shares to
shareholders.
owns, and
processes
operates
the
Glen
approximately 325.000 tons
independent stripping contractors on
Ebon
Inc.
Rights
—
•
Co.,
has
Shields
&
regretfully
Co.,
created
vacancy
189,
1025.
p.
Connelly
Inc.
He
New
'
con-
accepted
York
the
on
City,
board'
"
■
by
.j
.
is also
of
of
this
corporation
President.;,
Board
Chairman
and
of
Presidentof
the
Board
Crown
founder
and
holds
and
directorships in. Hofmann
Dehydrating & Milling Co.
In addi¬
Alfalfa
Wissahickon
Bridge
1898.
p.
director
a
Rosen,
the
of
Inc.,
National
President
as
Maurice* M.
by
Containers,
Corp.
and
of
Arden
Corp.
./!•///
Corp. of America—Leases
Frequency
of America
~
-
Music
Libraries—
above.-—V.
1470.'
p."
189,
j;
//
covering
100,000
share,
per
shares
filed
of
to be
later.-of
a
stock
common
Myron A.
through
are
Exchange Commission—
i2
Aug,
on
MediieId,H Mass^—
Company,/Inc.,
Securities and
Th<" proceeds
Date
Lomasney &
for
used
notification
general
$1)
(par
to
/
with, the
offered
be
New York;
Co.,
N.
purposes."
;
corporate
Y.
Republic Aviation Corp.—Working on 'Ground Rules'
additional
221,883,614
Sept.
on
issued.
15,
Warants
has
shares
1959.
bearing
the
probes
-
.
Aug.
expiration
this
"margin"
of
month
plus
law
a
the
over
providing
Bank
by
-
: J
Co.—Securities
stock
common
Aug.
-
"
i
■
y
Offered—An
preparation-
annually
of coal
land leased from
for
the
of
the
by
Air
for
studies
fjpace
of
reported
was
the/ establishment
system
oa
of
scientific
of
for computing space trajeotories,
techniques- and guidance require¬
"satellite.
The
contracts
were
,
handling
orbit
a
Wright
Force's
Force
.trajectory
it
corporation,
.
best
the
Air
this
call
data
changing
Patterson
Air
Development
Wright
Center.
Ohio
Base,
Expand
1,
at
$11
1964,
offered
1,
Aug.
maturity.
share
per
after
from
which
the
Oct.
The
-
entitled
are
which is
1965,
to
the
benefit
designed
to
of
ments
funds
and
will
The
roll
has
sale
of
the
available
be
been
business of
financing the
sales
the
of
debentures
for
general
since
company
and used
new
coaches.' '■
stock
dividends
will
be
total
organization
$2,600,000
$1,045,000
of
of
debentures
now
sinking
12-year
stock;
offered;
10,000
907,271
Polycast
■
have
the
of
been
■
.
.
.
paid
for
on
company
consolidated
21
con¬
a
shares of
par
cumulative
stock.—V.
common
Corp.^Common
"G%%
StocK
190,
preferred
264.
p.
Co.
of
14 publicly offered 99,000 shares
per share. The offer¬
OF
ing
will
be
PROCEEDS—Net
being
made,- after
$237,450.
$10,450
lower
It
for
fire
the
of
the
(estimated
The
Interest
of
May
on
and 'bank
that
the
such
charges
expenses
financing
Aug.
31,
will
shipments
previously
to
a
factors, banks and
10,
during
1958
be
may
salaries
have
such
totalled
reduced
the
company
subsequent
The
and
immediate
Connecticut
of
the
large
in
notes
It
future
working
1955.
On
indebted
The
bank,
a
paid!
be
is
as
in
The
to
$28,000,000
employees
to
will
the
be
was
1959
under
9,
for
such
Plastics
1948,
was
loan
of
Corp.,
balance.
incorporated
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
in
agreement
such
might
If
agree¬
require
this
occurs
purpose.
stock
*Of such
which
Feb.
on
had
into The
shares
p.
PRESENT
been
Polycast
plastic
plastic
FINANCING
are
716.
$215 783
*400,000 shs.
15,000 shares
are
reserved
exercise
for
,
.
reserved
of
for
247,417 shs.
exercise
restricted
.
-
Outstanding
'
$215,783
(par $2.50)
number
foil
new
first
•
/ ;
previous
.<
higher than
for
first
the
the
half
1957.
of
months
of
this
than
more
...
end
of
for
to
compared
;
,
Republic
year,
the
at
unemploy¬
benefit^,
company,
six
2,000
employed
1957.-
June,
'
has
will
its
converted
marketed
be
aluminum
TheTiew
than
50%
foil
entire
household
will
Reynolds
Reynolds
all
and
weights
line
to
that
of the
21
sizes
seven
a
.
.
Wrap.
All of the company's foil
Immediately to production of this
changes in the Reynolds Wrap package.
convert
no
increase
the
said,
which
strength
and will
<"
*
'
Metals,
in
foil
v
ori July
Reynolds
to
There will be
foil
Mr,
,
foil.
present
pioneered
of
be
Reynolds
sold
Wrap
the
at
by
development
of
as
>
u
the
more
price
same
aluminum
foil
continues
to lead the industry in volume of sales, he said, with
running well ahead of the same 1958 period.—V. 190, p. 265.
Robinson
Technical
Vacuum Equipment
In
Products
joint statement today, C. S.
Techni;al
Products
Inc.,
Teterboro,
President
ncunced
High
of
High
that
Vacuum
Products
This
Vacuum
Robinson
through
Inc.
—
High
Acquires
Corp.
a
has
Robinson.
N.
acquired
lor
President
and-
Corp.,
of the
all
exchange
an
J.,
Equipment
shares
B.
Merrill,
Mass.j
outstanding
of
Robinso
of
Joseph
Kingham,
Robinson
an
shares o
Technica"
Inc.
joins
merger
two
companies
which
have
been
active
for
number
of years in furnishing specialized
equipment used extensive!
aircraft, guided missile, electronics and commercial fields.
High Vacuum Equipment Corp. will be operated as a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Robinson Technical Products Inc., and all of its &ssetr
the
of
warrants
stock
''
will
it
retained.
be
is
tary
options
-
.
The
contemplated
dent,
and
of
tors of
management of. High Vacuum
that two of its directors, Joseph
Gerhard D.
John
Bleicken,
Hancock
Robinson
Robinson
Collins
Connecticut
Corp.,
merged
Authorized
,
190,
Credit
the
terms
of
the
unpaid
used
Optical
Jan.
on
execution
payable
Common
the
to
the
or
stronger foil.
in
Connecticut
is engaged in the manufacture of cast
photographic filters, protective visors and other
of which are of optical quality.
CAPITALIZATION
and
wages
disclosed on Aug. 12 that the. new record payments
in addition to $27,377,547 cost tor the company for
company
company's
antici¬
proceeds
capital.
many
.
24,242
■'
*
-
than
paid
plants have been ordered
be
receiv¬
company
lenses,
products,
30,
the
Development
company
June
in New York
This
and
extent
of
will
$26,268.
the
company's
was
default
full -of
proceeds
BUSINESS—.The
organized
in
repayment
$27,183.35
to
technical
caused'a
ment,
Notes
$227,663,896
of
,
the
1959
mature,
1959,
applied to
are
..
to
Development Credit Corp., under a loan agreement, in the sum of
$27,183.35, which is being reduced by weekly payments of $200.
The
purchase by the company of certain machinery and an increase in
sheets,
total
■
stronger high-purity aluminum alloy.
i
David P. Reynolds, Executive "Vice-President^ "said
1959 sales
$227,000
of
finance
to
have
by
$9,493
require¬
missions,
..
.
Reynolds Metals Co.—Converts Household Foil Line—
wrap,
order
by
Corp.
record
a
more
costs
end
$15,000)
in
company as such..loan .is reduced through payment
not
to renew the same.
As
unsecured notes held
totalling
As
is
people, almost
p. 2894.
189,
offer¬
borrowings from
raw
material
suppliers.
As of July
15, 1959 the company had placed receivables
with a factor in .order to secure a loan of
$77,690.
It is the intention
—y.
V.
approxi¬
use
buildings
balance
used
the
at
company -to
present
ana
from
company
expenses
rates.
These
the
its
of
working capital
inventories.
financed
of
intention
modification
insurance
initially added to
material
payment
is
to
proceeds
'
the
68,355
the
Offered—Lee
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
ing was
pated
..
fringe benefits such as pensions, social security,
benefits, hospitalization and insurance programs.
At
capital debentures; $1,000,000 of
shares of $10 par 6%
cumulative pre¬
of J100
jf common stock (par $2.50) at $3
from
propulsion
interplanetary
including fringe
the first
six months of this year totaled $255,041,443,
the previous six-month high of $226,917,534 set in 1957.
fund
37,810
shares
New York City on Aug.
ables
are
Employment
1959, adjusted to give effect to the sale, of the deben¬
five series of sinking fund debentures totaling $7,200,000;
sinking fund subordinated debentures in three series;
tures includes:
the
figure
company
ment
in
or4
homes,
,
of
paid
$198,986,827
employees
at June 30,
been
of
The
to
years.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
secure
for*
as
;
-
employees for the first six months of 1959, with wage
receiving an average weekly payment of approximately
■
The
corporate
mobile
■
DIVIDENDS—Common
mately
its
employees
$124,
-
research, on
well
as
716...
p.
so-called
BUSINESS—Principal
ferred
190,
corporation
salaries-to
purposes.
basis
said.—V.
expand
Republic Steel Corp.—Pays Record Wages—
-
/
engine will
plasma
for, satellite, control
olficials
-
sinking-fund
retire the issue
Research.
new
,
from. the
proceeds
general
was
.
The
record
to
system
said
company
Scientific
a
partly
Engines-
propulsion
it
was
more
than doubling the
size of
its
Plasma" Engine
Laboratory
and
beginning
the
construction
of -a
second experimental magnetic pinch plasma engine.
Applied -research
and advanced
development on a plasma engine, which may power
a
spaceship,1 is currently being carried on under contracts from the
Office
of
Naval
Research
and
the
Air
Force's
Office
of
Navy's
1,
'
•
Interplanetary Plasma
on
.
'
warrants
/
Work
Expansion of work
on
an
interplanetary
by this corporation on Aug. 19.
reported
•
under¬
.
PROCEEDS—Net
„T
rules"
for
to
..
projects
analysis
for
awarded
selling
$102,000
awarded
.■
an
ments
enacted
40%
to
up
■'■/'.
of
excess
been
19.
'"ground
,'
.
in
have
The;»research
accepted? by the Subscription Agent,
at any time up to 3:30 p.m.
(PDST),
•
Space Probes—
Contracts
extended,
been
be
Bank,
Finance
commencing
17,
consummated
Sunnyhill Coal Co. owns arid operates its Mine No. 8 near
New
Lexington, Perry County, Ohio.
This
is a large modern mine
pro¬
ducing approximately 1,500,000 tons of coal
annually by the stria
mining method, utilizing large-scale modern
equipment including
a
late
model
giant
65-yard
stripping shovel purchased .in
1958
In
addition
be
will
Government
debentures
may
Kelce,
been
Sunnyhill
p.ln.
■
or
of
159.
p.
of
officers'
Peabody Coal Co.-/Proposed Acquisitions—
have
will
National
through
raw
program,
Cargo
five
Inc.
type.
same
conversion
contract
a
Service,
Co.,
become void.
bv
American World Airways, Inc.—Awards Contract
This
financial
362.
p.
of
the
Chairman
corporation
$3
at
264.*
p.
purchase 75,000 shares of common stock
securities, being offered in units, are priced
at $1,000. Each unit consists of a debenture in the. prin¬
cipal amount of $1,000 and a warrant to purchase 75
transis¬
developed
in
190,
with warrants to
USE
000
is
and
is
187,
F.
John
of
Files With
writing group headed jointly by White, Weld & Co. and
Watling, Lerchen & Co. on Aug. • 20 offered $1,000,000
of 6% subordinated capitaL debentures, due Aug.
1", 1971
stock; and
problems.
torized,
fill
/. See Automatic Canteen Co.
J
;
contract
a
the
Vice-President
12.—V;
Aug.
on
Philippine centavo)
1959.
15,
Pioneer
secutive
Packard-Bell
offer
3:30
at
1959
31,
190,
trailer
from
he
Radio
purchases of foreign exchange from the Central Barfk of;;
the Philippines or its agents. The Monetary-Board has fixed the mar.gin at 25%
for-the operation under this law. For further details,
1938
2788.
p.
July
.
.
ton-miles
same
expire
Philippine
added
ton-miles.
the revenue
the
June,
over
carried a total of 14,884,000
the same month last year for
figures surpassed those of June for the
incidentally also was a record month.
July
high.
history;
and
cargo
were
increase of 6%
an
July
in
passengers
the ' six
on
.
total
passenger-miles,
en
'
established new all-time July traffic records, it
Aug. 19 by Harold A. Olsen, Vice-President of traffic
sales.
A
Seal
Industries
—■V.
attached. The
corporation
announced
was
«nd
new
\
Pacific Northern Airlines, Inc.—New Records—
This
subscription
(par value one
surcharge
a
rate
the
requirements.—V.
sale
capital
Development
Oil
warrants
new
of
The
of expansion
year. This will ber the only financing operation
conducted in 1959, the first year since
1946 in which a
of
&
for
now
Sept.
on
refunding
and
the
finance
balance
will
first
of
withdrawn
was
sale, at competitive bidding,
the directors authorized the
15
million
unit)
per
Crocker-Anglo
mortgage bonds. It is planned
receive bids for this issue on Aug. 25.
The proceeds will be applied
part to retire bank ■ loans that will then be outstanding, and the
ol
paid
were
-
during
,
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
company's
date
.$3.67
_
($6.20
will
aiid
'
.
21,663,291
17,075,524
22,003,275
17,929,305
~
each
,
159.
p.
capital stock
for
business)
the
in
reinvestment
for
(retained
Balance
Schroeder
•
location
Philippine
86,063,665 '80,980,220
18,335,662
18,335,671
45,719,728
40,981,258
to surplus
—
preferred stock——
common stock———
transferred
Dividends
Dividends
$1.20
same
1958;" an
of
Mr,
company's
corporation
Sherrill,
to
announced
Connelly
registration
The
-
and
190,
this
of
V.
Co.,
Connelly
Cork
Extended—
115,205,415 107,214,634
other income? deductions—
29,141,750 26,234,414
income
income
at
114,498,071 105-844,026
707,344
1,370,608
———
the
the
on
months
348
442,171,229 411,873,348
taxes
income
interest
Bond
and
expenses
H.
resignation.—V.
election
been
'Mr.
•
-
Operating
six
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc.—New Director—
has
statement filed with the SEC on'July'ISrcd^crirtgr
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
and
100,000 sharesof 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $5) to be offered
in units of one share of preferred at $5 and one share of common
IS?'???'??!! 4il'a73
*
said,
1958.—V.
directors
of
Refining
The
this
an
Petrosur Oil
The
Co.—Earnings, Financing—
revenues-
operating
Schoeder
period of
of
&
Radio
Ended June 30—
12'Months
share
per
first
board, and has elected Henry March, a partner in LadenThalmann & Co., New York City, and a director of Champlin
burg,
acquired operations represent,
expansion will increase the
the
that
board
Oil
*
'
.
dross
cents
.
'
will amount to $20,944,726. This
■will be used to pay outstanding bank loans and to finance construction
expenditures of the company.—V. 190, p. 674.
Pacific Gas & Electric
39
for. the
the
,
Corp.,
geographic
Mf.
and,
resignation
from
of these new properties strengthens and fills
out Petrolane's Arizona
marketing area.
,./•/-/ / .'/
:
The
acquired properties raise the number of Petrolane marketing
plants to 125, serving 74,000 customers in ten western states ; and
The
with
shares
$1,000,000
approximately
be
Munzer
Butane
period,
The
the
added.
"
' "
Arizona
company,
and its
wholly owned sub¬
sidiary, Tate & Hobart Gas & Equipment Co., which was included in
the acquisiticn, are the oldest LP-Gas distributors in Arizona, .serving
6,000
customers
through 3
branches located
in
southern
Arizona.
Mr.
sales,
compared
effected
Producing Properties, Inc.—New Director Elected—
"
and
$1,300,000
should
will
----
-
further
of
share,
outstanding
corresponding
substantially over
Inc.—Acquisition—
Corporation
'
company's total sales volume
proceeds of the sale of stock
Total
-
month
.
Butane
■
Munzer
Mr.
on
per
oi
dition continued sound with $3,498,166 current assets against
$1,130,027
liabilities.
The ratio of current assets to current liabilities ;
was
3.1 to 1 as of June 30,
1959, as compared to 2.6 to 1 for the
this corporation will acquire all of 'the.
Phoenix, Ariz.; according to ar. announce¬
1959,
1,
Corp;
of
-
■
highest trj the company's history., Mr. Schroeder'
important part of this 1959
gain
to
increasing
quality building products.
the 550,000 common shares outstanding amounted to
an
current
Butane
assets
•
annual
of
ten
major portion of
half of the year, and
second
will be very
the
1959
second
high
primarily by th<5 sales
increase;pointed out that two quarterly dividends of 15 cents
to shareholders during the first six months of 1959.Shareholders'
equities were increased by $117,630
record-
of
cents
increase
the
that
for
Earnings
by R. J.
cash..
ing of 952,033 shares was
of
the
were
number
Munzer, President of Petrolane, and Melvin S. Jacobus,.
corporation.
.t
Munzer stated
that the total consideration
for the purchase,
ment
Mr.
A total of 96.5%
dividend
January
through June,' 1959;' sales hit
$4,170,846,. a 19%
ovei1, the $3,506,358 sales reported for the like period of 1958.
is especially; significant Since Pomona Tile sales in'
attributed
51
26
to
rose
stockholders
to
1959,
stated
earnings for
p. 2229.
Sept.
Butane
President
of
1959
of 1959 boomed to the
highest level ever
period,, according to Drew Schroeder, Presi¬
186,
Petrolane Gas Service,
Go* (Minn.)—Subscriptions—
Power
States
Northern
15,
President,
business
the
that
1958.—V.
of
Effective
189, p. 707.
Credit.—V.
of
quarterly
regular
a
Sept.
payable
Arundel,
M.
company's
assets
months
six
hall
first
comparable
a
increase
demand
1959.
predicted
those
net
declared
have
share
per
1,
Rusell
Savings Banks Trust Co., trus¬
Annuity Association ot America,
member oi the Commisoion on
director of the
Insurance and
College and a
a
Teachers
the
1958
has
1958.
for
$90,166
directors
Sept.
of The.
of this
President and Chairman oi thhe Board
Bowery
Savings
Bank on Aug. 20 was elected a director
company
and its two wholly owned subsidiaries, Assurance
amprria
and
the
Auto Plan Insurance
Co.
Schwulst,
B
The
per share in the same period of 1958—
income amounted to $153,395, as com¬
cents
The
79%.
of
with
The
Co. of New York—New Director-
Northern Insurance
increase
an
the first
for
taxes
share from 15
per
pared
to pay In part, the estimated cost
$1112,125 for constructing and equipping a new four story add
tion to the hospital, and retiring $125,000 of bank notes outstanding.
after
income
Net
^TrhednetntprroceeS wS. 'bTused
Earl
From
increase
Pepsi-Cola Bottling: Co. of Long Island, Inc.—Earnings '
or prior to
and at 100%
effected
for
in his Tpport just distributed to shareholders;
dent,
at
redeemed
be
may
be
Auk
the
in
reached
...
102% out of borrowed 'und,s
Aug. 1, 1962, at 101 % there
thereafter. Bonds may be rewHh borrowed funds after Aug. 1
.984. «
™
redeemed with borrowed funds prior to Aug. 1, 1964, plus
bonds
The
redemption
Sales
Sales
Coal
Sunnyhill
Co., West Bend,
Ziegler &
Pomona Tile Manufacturing Co.—Sales Soar—
-*-■ *'
"
Co. markets the entire output of Mine No. 8
and the Glen Ebon plant.
The major market outlets for this coal
are
well established with industrial users in Northwestern Ohio. East- *
em
Michigan, and other areas east of those served by Peabody from y.
its present operations.
-•
"
Mr. Kelce emphasized that the acquisition of these Ohio properties
will enable Peabody to extend its activities into market areas not now being served by the company.—V. 189, p. 1970.
./•'.'
.
' / •
1
Serial
Mortgage
of this plant is delivered
Sunnyhill Coal Sales Co.
The entire output
to a nearby electric utility company.
Robbinsdale (Minneapolis),
Bonds Offered—B. C.
Memorial Hospital,
North
Minn.—First
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
has
Radio,
will
continue
B. Merrill,
Director and Vice-President and
Mutual Life
Insurance
Cc.,
wiii- become
direc
-
.
recently
received
National
contracts
Corporation
and
and
presi¬
^ecre1
;
from
Westinghouse Electric,
others
for
newly devdlope
Met-L-Flex
These
mountings to be used in surface vessels and submarines.
mountings, supporting electronic equipment weighing up to 80
the Navy's new low frequency
requirements for such usage.
lbs.,
meet
This
opens
up
important
an
new
field
for
Robinson.
Development work is being carried on with A^'co and the Signa"
Corps to improve electronic gear reliability in tanks and other groun
vehicles
through the application of more effective mountings.. Th
company has recently received contracts from Aerojet-General in con¬
nection
with
Robinson
in
American
more
than
the
Polaris
areas
not
Aviation's
25
program
wholly
X-15,
Robinson
as the result of special research by
to vibration and shock.
Nort"
m.p.h stratosphere airplane carrie,
related
4,000
Mct-L-FIex
clusively. for this-project.—V.
189,
(Continued
mounting
p.
on
systems
2396.
page
51)
developed
ex¬
Volumff 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
-(775)
Per
DIVIDENDS
In the
tables.
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
all
nounced during the current week.
second table
a
in which
Name of
Delaware
Dividend announcements
show
we
the
Then
the
dividends
we
Diamond
Diana
an¬
:•
previ¬
payments
When
Per
Company
Share
Express
Adams
Co
Industries-
Aida
preferred
Wood
Co.,
5%
Steel
2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)"___
Allen
Industries,
Stock
9-15
9-12
8-31
1
du
8-31
35c
(quar.)
common
8-31
$1.25
.___
10-
(initial
com.
Artists Pictures Corp.—
5V2% preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)—
3Vs% preferred series D (quar.)__.
9-15
9-
9-
1
Lines
American
Forest
American
Hardware
American
Products
American
Optical
President
Class
B
Co.
Stores
50c
(quar.)
A
[American Vitrified Products (quar.)
Smelting
Armstrong
Class
B
(increased
(J.
Class
D.)
Canteen
held
.
will
Nov.
on
the
shares
of
Co.
dividend
Stockholders
8-25
10-
8-20
18
on
America
on
proposal
a
two-for-one
a
to
2
2
x
Easy
9-11
pref.
;
Gas,
com.
8
$5.40
9-10
10-
1
9-25
preferred (quar.).
Elwell-Parker Electric (quar.)
25c
10-
1
9-15
Emery
5%
11-
2
9-15
Barber-EHis
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)
Beaubran
t80c
Beech-Nut
Life
Bergstrom
Class B
District
Savers,
Inc.
9-15
1
9-15
$2
A
proposal
8-28
9-15
9-
20c
9-15
Sept.
29
the
on
2
held
on
9-15
2
9-
Federal
9-30
50c
9-10
10-
1
9-
4
Kansas
10-
1
9-
4
Electric,
First
10-
1
1
9-15
Ltd.,
Stores,
$5
9-
9-
9-12
Power
9-12
9-
1
9-
1
Florida
9-14
31V4C
1
9-
Fluid
Food
1
8-28
50c
9-15
8-28
20c
9-15
3-28
15c
9-10
8-28
f68%c
—
(quar.)
10-
Bristol
;
Brass
_______—
Corp.
British-American
Broderick
this
(quar.)
Oil
Ltd.
Co.
t25c
(quar.)
Bascom
&
Rope Co. (incr. quar.)
(dividend
payment omitted
Buffalo-Eclipse
at
—_—
10-
1
9-
20c
9-
3
10-
1
8-27
10-
1
8-27
$1.18
10-
1
8-27
$1.34
10-
1
8-27
$1.35
10-
1
8-27
15c
special meeting approved
split effective Sept. 30.
a
Steel
Co.,
Quarterly
Bymart-Tintair,
Ltd.
(quar,)
'
Western
Class B
Canada
5%
Life
1
9-15
9-15
Carriers
Castle
8-31
_______—
Corp.
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)
M.)
tI5c
t50c
9-15
1
9-30
8-28
Corp.
Christiana
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
7%
O'Nuts
Coleman
4 V'4 %
Cc
Co.,
Common
5%
4%
Co.,
B
preferred
Coal
1
9-10
8-31
9-
8-14
1
9-25
9-
9-10
9-
9-
4
1
8-28
25c
will
Oct.
7
vote
Insurance
Oil
Steel
Co.
Petroleum
at
Corp.
Inc.
quar.)_
30c
9-15
9-
1
9-14
8-24
10-
1
9-21
(quar.)—.
56y»c
9-
1
8-21
15c
9-10
8-28
9-12
8-28
$110
Controls,
Portland
three
A
Class
8
9-
1
62y2c
—_
10-
9-30
9-
1
63 %c
9-30
9-
1
B
Co.
Stockholders
3%%
will
Great
8-20
8-20
Massey Ferguson, Ltd., com.
4M»% preferred (quar.)
McNeil
1
Machine
New
9-
1
8-21
Griesedieck
$3
9-
1
3-21
9-11
8-28
30c
5%
(quar.)
to
9-
1
1
Michaels,
9-25
CO
12-
1
11-13
Grumman
12-
1
11-13
Guardian
1
99-
1
B
Paper
(stock
Insurance
5%
9-30
10-14
9-30
Y.)
<quar.)__
50c
(quar.)
9-
1
+
9-11
8-31
50c
(quar.
com.
9-15
40c
4_—_
9-15
9-
9-
8-18
10c
.
*$1.50
1
1
8-18
9-10
8-31
40c
(quar.)_—
1
65c
—
9-21
9-
4
9-21.
9-
4
9-
12-
4
9-24
9-
4
50c
.
12-21
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
8-28
(M.
Class
B
Hanna
10-
9-
1
22%C
at
(quar.)
a
special
9-19
9-
5
75c
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-
3
Co.,
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
4
9-11
8-27
9-15
10-
9-
Hart-Carter
Havcrty
Class
9-10
I
Co.
Hawaiian
Hazeltine
10-31-
10-15
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
9-15
9-
1
25c
10-
1
9-
9-15
1
Heilman
(G.)
Brewing
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.
Hibbard Spencer
Natco
9-11
9-
1
9-11
9-
1
9-10
9-
2
55c
9-30
9-
4
9-30
9-10
30c
10-
2
9-10
'$1.75
10-
2
9-10
5%
9-14
9-
5
1
9-18
2
10-23
$1
9-21
8-28
37'/2C
9-21
9-10
100%
9-
1
8-27
11-
2
10-15
10-
37 </2c
Corp..
11-
12'/2C
—
W.),
Sugar
a
on
a
8-23
8-28
5 %
—
Ltd.
9-22
9-
<%uar.)__
9-
6%
10-15
8-20
rH 0
1
in
8-14
preferred
Income
Fund
Quarterly
of
net
income—
10-31
10-16
9-15
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-r15
10-
1
9-15
9-15
8-31
15c
9-15
5c
10-
8-28
9-30 ;
15
9-15
8-28
$1.05
9-15
$22y2c
9-25
8-28*
8^28
9^25
8-28
155c
9-30
8-28*
IVac
9-<
1
8-21
10-15
9-21
Steel
"
New
New
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
20c
9-30
9-11
4c
9-14
8-21
9-11
9-
8-15
City)—
interest
plus
(2c
2c
from
from
net
secu¬
12V2C
Insurance
Mills,
(Hartford)
Ltd.,
Industries
Corp.
Mohawk
9-11
9-15
8-28
15c
—__
class
Inc.
10-31
10-18
(quar.)_—_
—:_
40c
10-
1
18c
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
.
10-
4
1
50c
20c
(quar.)
Welding Machine
Tank Co.
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
York Water Service Corp._______
Niagara
10-
1
9-15
9-
9-30
15c
4
9-11
75c
9-11
8-27
30c
9-14
9-
1
$2
9-30
9-10
5c
9-28
9-18
45c
9-30
9-15
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
85c
9-30
9-15
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
90c
9-30
9-15
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
97'/2c
9-30
9-15
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02V2
9-30
9-15
4
85%
Power,
preferred
preferred
Judd
&
American
North
&
North
Penn
Judd
common
(quar.)
Lines
(quar.)
(increased quar,)_;
Co.
(quar.)
9-15
9-30
9-15
50c
9-18
8-3L
$1.21 '/4
:
(quar.)
Van
9-30
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
Mfg.
Gas
(quar.)
—-
Manufacturing
North
8-20
8-15
Ohio
Casualty
Edison
9-18
9-11
3.90%
20c
9-15
9-
1
4.40%
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-25
9-15
20c
50c
25c
National
1
tl2V2c
$1.65
(quar.)
Lines
National
75c
i
pref.
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
City
Presto
8-25
9-15
10-
1
9-18
9-
4
9-
I2V2C
50c
—
15c
9
9-28
9-18
8-31
10:
10-
9-10
1
4.44%
Oliver
Opelika
Oxford
Insurance
Co.,
common
preferred
14c
66c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.):
Tyrone
9-30
9-
5
9-
1
97V2C
—
—
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
1
9-15
$1.10
10-
1
9-15
$1.11
10-
1
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
9-15
;
(quar.)
9-
9
8-28
20c
25c
10-
1
9-15
10-15
10-
1
9-15
9-
4
1
9-11
9-30
8-28
9-30
8-28
10c
9-14
8-31
Inc.—
investment
8-15
9-15
10-16
87%c
income
Electric
9-
3%
Boston,
8-31
9-30
10-31
(quar.)
Hosiery
50c
(s-a)
from
8-28
8-15
4
*12V2c
50c
9-11
(quar.)
beneficial
4
9-22
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
93 %C
(quar.)
8-28
9-11
8-31
10%
profits)
Fire
25c
(quar.)
4
15c
(quar.)
(Kansas
National
Ohio
25c
Co.,
Co.
B (quar.)_
;
Piston Ring
(increased)
National
15c
—
(quar.)__
9-
20c
(quar.)
conv.
National
25s
——
two-
8-28
9-11
9-11
37y2C
—.______.—
class. A
3
9-16
9-30
25c
Corp.
National
35c
Ltd.,
8-31
1
122y2c
Pacific
Paper
Clay
Co.
(quar.)
Products
Pacific Indemnity
pro¬
RR.
9-11
50c
40c
50c
(quar.)
Works
Iron
(Frank
Horner
Hutchinson
A
of
5.25%
(quar.
10-
9-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
National
._,i_
(quar.)
8-28
9
1
17'/2c
—
(quar.)
9-
9-11
$1.22 V2
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
investment
rities
Nachman
20c
Bartlett & Co.
8-24
1
9-12
50c
(quar.)
Trust
Share
to
t
8-24
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Products
8-25
(quar.)____
(initial
8-31
9-15
$1.10
Brewery, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
Muskegon
9-15
•__
common
(quar.)
Preference
1
——-
new
com.
dividend
class
$2
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-31
50c
(quar.)
States Telephone <fc Telegraph—
Quarterly
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
10-15
10-31
9-
*$1
Agricultural Co
6
9-28
30c
A
(quar.3
Abrasive
Preferred
10-
(quar.)
Furniture Co.____—
8-31
10-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Molson's
4
2IV2C
(quar.)
_____—s.—
8-11
9-30
15c
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Industries, common
3>/2%
4.20%
10-
Co™—__—
dividend
Stock
8-28
8-21
62%c
class
Co.,
Utilities,
OTs
Stock
17y2c
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
9-17
9-15
15c
$1
(quar.)
Minneapolis
9-11
10-
.__—
class A
Gas
Mohasco
9-30
meet¬
on
basis
Brook
A.)
1
25c
(quar.)
&
prefeogd
Mid-West
4
$1.15
(quar.)
Mining
9-18
10-
Co.—
quar.):
(quar.)
Gas & Electric,
Mid-South
20c
(quar.)
9-18
1
Mountain
dividend)
Co.
Co.
preferred
preferred
Michigan
Moore
'—
Engineering
1
10-
10c
4.90%
1
1
declare
30c
Bound
Aircraft
Life
1010-
12'/2C
(quar.)
1
10-
(quar.)
Stern
Michigan
1
10-28
$1.25
—
_
preferred
8-31
tlOc
Extra
9-
25c
(quar.)™
9-
9-15
t$1.12Va
_
Refrigerating Co.
Machine
9-15
dis¬
dividend)
9-10
9-15
5c
(quar.)
Engineering
(initial
Corp.
Merchants
10c
—
common
Corp.
35c
Gulf
Co.,
convertible
Grinnell
&
common
9-15
25c
common
$1
______
Hanna
(N.
held on Oct. 14
split the common
&
Sugar,
9-10
1
3%
1
75c
—
Western
9-1G
1
10-
30c
dividend
Class
_.
7% preferred (quar.).
Gregory Industries (stock
__
_
10-
59%c
(quar.)
1
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
8-21
10-15
/
2
Co.
1
1
4
20c
(quar.)
1
Corp.—
subject
99-
35c
(quar.)
9-
10c
A
9-15
9-30
50c
(quar.)____
9-
(quar.)
F.)
9-
___
<quar.)_
preferred series A
Inc.
(B.
Corp.
9-
10c
split
9-10
25c
I2V2C
J40c
pfd.
9-15
(quar.)_.
class
9-14
1
;_
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Quarterly
4
North
be
Delaware
Co.,
70c
Co.
—
vote
stock
4
10-
30c
4.75%
8-28
approval
(quar.)
Globe-Union,
Service,
Mesta
._
(quar.)
1
$1.50
1
(quar.)
pfd;
9-10
10-
(increased)
com.
9-
87y2c
conv.
9-30
10c
(quar.)
9-15
37%c
Quarterly
meeting to be
a
two
for
Distilleries
Goodrich
2%
5V2%
Cement
stockholders
Glenmore
Honolulu
Corp.
Corporation,
for-one
9-
$1.23
1
10-
11-30
30c
9-22
$1.25
9-
40c
to
9-20
10c
be
8-31
10-15
12-29
2%
Mortgage Co.-—
Corp.
Stock
9-19
Mutual
9-15
Quarterly
posal
1
8-15
t40c
to
59%c
(quar.)
81 %c
Georgia Power Co.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Giant
Exploration
Manufacturing
Masonite
2
three-for-one
tributed in September
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar. >
Georgia Marble Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)_
Giannini
&
Stores
Medford
(quar.)
a
8-31
9-10
$1.75
1
common
shares
$1.75
'
Cutler-Hammer,
to
10-
9-
9-
*$1.25
pfd.
common
9-15
30c
quar.)
Public
8c
(quar.)—
proposal
Stores
■
5%
approved
82c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Corp
Drug
Curtiss-Wright
ing
9-12
8-31
20c
Inc.,
the
8-31
Ltd.—
B
Marion
9-18
47»/2c
of
9-15
.__
9-30
Industries
$1
Publishing, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Cigar
22c
$1.08
$1.12¥2
$1.12%
Texas
50c
dividend)__
common
Mangel
18c
Transportation
preferred
(quar.)
Clark
Dana
9-17
(quar.)
of
preferred
____
(Del.)
Corp.
American
Co.
$4.60
—
a
on
Oil
9-11
9-11
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Co.,
Typograph,
11c
$4.92
(quar.)
Co. (Chicago)
Continental
DWG
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)_™
1
1
$1.75
series
preference
Maine
4
(quarterly from
1
stock dividend.
Year-end-
Title
7c
preferred
American
Stockholders
1
.
Cunningham
9-
...
9-
Insurance
Stores
Continental
Creole
9-30
Corp.—
common
1010-
8-28
t
8-28
Co.
Continental
6%
8-31
9-18
Funds—
series
9-15
(quar.)_____—_______
Extra
Copp
9-15
30c
9-15
—.—
Title
Casualty
on
stock
plus
(quar.)
Land
$6
23c
;
9-18
20c
common
(stock
Co.,
(Increased
25c
(quar.)
1
9-15
28yac
(quar.)
pfd.
(P.)
Ludlow
15c
53l/8C
pfd.
(quar.)
Naval
100%
1st
Louisiana
J.)
._-
9-15
common
(quar.)
Land
Consolidation
a
N.
10-
-
8-28 '
1
10c
preferred
Louisville
$1.25
9-30
(quar.)
A
Consolidated
held
5
be
(quar.)
40c
—
—________—._
common
Stockholders
7%
7y2c
City,
8-29
10-
35c
quar.)
income
preferred
Groceterias
Lorillard
(monthly)
9-15
Co.
preferred
$1.60
8-22
20c
$1.50
—
Corp.—
dividend)
preferred
Continental
a
investment
conv.
Loblaw
1
9-
8-29
9-15
60c
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
30c
series
split
9-10
10-
2c
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(stock
(Phila.)
9-15
Iron
&
preferred
5l/2%
15c
5c
(quar.).
Commonwealth
9-15
8-31
75c
common
Fuel
1
9-12
—
(increased
Stores, 4y2%
preferred
Colorado
7%
proposal
to
two-for-one basis,
$1.75
Corp.
Securities
preferred
10-
30c
Warehouse
City Specialty
8-28
9-15
9-15
25c
10c
General-Mills,
Inc. (quar.)
Aerial Industries (quar.)
Dock & Canal (quar.)
Full
1
40c
___
Chock
4
Creek
Co..
convertible
General
10-
t20c
Mill & Lumber (quar.)—„—
Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Towel, common
convertible preference (quar.)
$7
8-26
Quarterly
t$2
Chesebrough-Ponds,
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
9-11
General Bankshares Corp. (quar.)
General Contract Finance Corp
General Fireproofing Co.
8-31
9-15
10-
*20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Central Detroit
Co.
—
Mfg.
General
&
(A.
*37'/2c
(quar.)
Power Co.,
General
8-21
9-15
Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
A
(Philip)
8-31
10c
8-31
;30c
Levines,
Inc.
(quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—
9-
9-
9-15
2%
Industries
Blower
9-18
9-18
4
■9-4'
40c
(reduced)
'•
4
9-
10-
10-
(quar.)_:
from
4.75%
Lau
9-30
50c
9-
$1.12 Vi
dividend
Lancer
a
(quar.)
American Industries,
General
t$l
Mortgage
Ltd.
6%
1
9-
75c
Canadian
Class
1
9-18
9-22
preferred
General
12-11
1-2-60
12y2c
5%
4
9-
(s-a)
General
Carey
r
(quar.)
Insur.
(quar.)—
Celanese,
10-
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Canadian
,
9-11
Inc.—-
Chemical
Custodian
Gatineau
U5c
tl5c
preferred
States
Permanent
Canadian
—
,
Inc.,
Canada Wire & Cable Co:,
i
9-
9-30
1
9-T0-
10-
$1.25
Lamson & Sessions Co.,
10c
(quar.)
meeting to
on
4
9-15
10-
9-10*
10-
34c
(quar.)
Co.
4.40%
two-for-one
California
a
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
net investment
income)
time).
Stockholders at
a
&
preferred
Utilities
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Preferred
Bullock's, Inc.—
Burlington
Machinery
Franklin
9-16
1
10-
$1.15
(quar.)
from net realized
profits
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
15c
(Battle
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Controls,
Inc
Foote-Burt
1
9-30
10-15
10-
9-10 *
"series S-l" 21c from investment income
plus 61c from net realized profits
9-
30c
preferred
29c
9-15
34c
9-10*
Keystone Discount Bond Fund "series B-4"
40c
.1
9-10
10^
10-
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com.
(quar.)
4V2% conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
8-27
$1.12%
Corp.
(quar.)
Light Co., common
preferred
Common
8-20
9-18
8-31
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(Jersey
Steel
3% %
1
9-12
10-
$1.08
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
$1.03
&
preferred
41/2%
9-12
10-
29c
37c
■9-' 1
$1.07
preferred
Drug
10-
$1.12y2
;
Kellogg Co.
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
(quar.)
Kendall Refining
(increased
3
40c
(quar.)
com.
Power &
Kay Jewelry Stores
8-31
62%C
(quar.)
Power
Florida
4.32%
4
1
interest
at
common
Florida
1
Extra
Bros.,
9-16
1
4
75c
9-16
9-
9-
9-12
(quar.):
Bank
preferred
$1.18%
;=s.
Mersey Paper Co.—
preference (quar.)__
Stratton
9-23
1
9-
1
10-
5%
Katz
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
9-30
Y.)
A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
9-30
10-15
10-
6c
Bearings,
on
Corp.
National
$1.43%
;
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Inc.
10-15
35c
_
10-15
t25c
(quar.)
9-19
110c
(quar.)
common
$1
A
(quar.)
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, com.
4.75% preferred (quar.)
preferred
10c
(quar.)
1
10-
&
(N.
preferred
4V2%
9-15
10-
50c
Co.
Gas
4.28%
9-10
15c
Quarterly
Fisher
Co.
9-30
$1.06 y4
Mortgage Assn.
(quar.)
Co.
8
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
15c
Johns-Manville
4.32%
(quar.)
14th
9-
Jefferson Electric
45c
National
Oil
Firstamerica
two-
a
Oct.
on
1
4
25 c
vote
1
9-
4
:
Acceptance
will
9-
1
4
(increased)
Casualty
split the shares
50c
directors
a
shares
&
1
9-
(quar.)
Stockholders
special meeting
a
Petroleum
Hats,
preferred
Life
10-
9-
(quar.)
beneficial
Federal-Mogul-Bower
2
9-
of
Equipment
Fifteen
split
Biltmore
&
9-19
ctfs.
Mich.)
basis
Eastern
pfd.
Federal
stockholders
■
on
to
for-one
8-31
20c
(quar.)_;
to
8-31
9-15
40c
.__
subject
9-15
60c
(quar.)
held
60c
(quar.)_____
class
Co.,
dividend
be
Briggs
1
10-
6c
9-
37c
Corp.
Famous Players Canadian
Corp., Ltd.
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Farm
Stockholders will vote at
5 Vz %
10-
;—
—._.
approval
Beryllium Corp.—
Bowater
25c
9-15
income
1
Fabrex
9-16
—
Paper
Stock
Bond
1
_:
shares
5.75%
8-31
9-16
10-
(quar.)__
com.
shares—
Bearer
Billups
9-15
9-30
$1.12%
$1.12 V2
$1
.___
investment
1
preferred
(quar.)
;
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York
(quar.)
Corp.—
Ordinary
to
15c
(quar.)
;.
9-15
9-30
10-
;
Manufacturing Co.
Empire
(quar.)
common
4'/2%v preferred
9-30
-
10-
3iy4c
(quar.)
Emhart
Equity Fund,
Inc.
Eversharp, Inc.," common
not
America—
52y2C
Co., com. (quar.)_
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.72 preferred (quar;)
$5.36 preferred (quar.)_.
1
be
5c
(s-a)
of
Irving Trust Co.
*25c
10-
basis
Co.
51 %c
90c
Electric
9-10
9-4
Paso Electric
Freight
9-19
1
9-
Bros.
Air
1
10-
1
Ltd.—
El
8
10-
68%c
1
4
1
9-
54V2C
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
9-
9-
9-15
9-19
10-
(quar.):
9-10
9-
22V2c
10-
5%
Bates Manufacturing,
From
4V2%
9-10
1
10-15
1
(Del.)—1
Extra
Investment
8-31
■*
9-15
10-
t$l
9-22
1
50c
9-
1
ic
5V2% preferred
Investors Royalty
32%c
9-11
10-
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
10-10
10-
Co.
10-
10-
■■
50c
46 %c
Stores, com. (quar.)
4V4% partic. preferred (quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
1
Harvester
Power
15c
27»/2c
_;
(quar.)
A
in¬
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
9
t$1.50
preferred
1st
from
income
Common
9
10-
9-10
(quar.)
common
(7c
Holders
Payable of Reo.
52y2c
Washing Machine Co.,
5%
9-11
split
to
10-
10-24
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
meeting
a
10-24
25c
.
Potash
Nat.
Share
t
517/sc
f 18c
—~
at
8-24
87y2c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
8-31
1
1010-
35c
__
vote
9-14
$1.12%
$1.12Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Participating
Eastman Kodak,
Ltd.—
Co.,
8-20
10-27
Bakeries, Ltd.—
partic. preferred (quar.)
4%
9-15
8-20
35c
_______
1
2
Co.—
50c
quar.)
quar. )
&
30c
(quar.) _____________—
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd.
(quar.)
Stock
1
8-25
82%C
_—
Hardware
Nemours
&
.Tennessee
Edison
3
Automatic
10-
Co.—
(increased
Ashdown
East
Sulphur
5.20%
9-
40c
...
(quar.)
Rubber
A
Class
>
Co.
1
9-
11-
Eastern
9-22
43 %c
—
10-
4
2
50c
(quar.)
Sugar Refining, common
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)....
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
Interstate
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
Duval
1
9-
10-
8-27
50c
American
Apex
9-
International
9-18
\
plus 8c from realized
profits)
Insurance Exchange Building (Chicago) —
Quarterly
;
$1.25
Electric
$2.10
1
9-
1
9-23
vestment
34 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-23
9-30
1
$1.50
pfd.
preferred
9-11
15c
7%
de
4.20%
9-10
75c
—
;
—
I.)
4.15%
9-30
10c
—
__
9-25
9-30
5c
(interim)
preferred
25c
class
25c
preferred
40c
—
(quar.)
Co.
40c
87y2c
Corp
(quar.)
Corp.__
Lines,
(quar.)
American
(E.
1st
3
9-
1
8-28
Company
securities
—_
—
Corp.
International
American
,
(quar.)
5%
9-16
9-15
10-
50c
P_
9-25
._
(quar.)
Co., class B
Duquesne Light Co., com. (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-15
133/4C
___.
Export
Pont
Common
Allied
American
Corp.,
$4.50
25c
quar.)__
9-
2c
(quar.)
.__
Duncan
25%
new
dividend
Crucible
Corset Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5Vz% pfd.
Dover
2
9-
8-31
9-21
Dominion
of Kec.
9-25
(Joseph)
$3.50
Participating
Alan
Payable
9-11
25c
;
Name of
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund
Stock
Extra
Holders
15c
8-28
45c
(quar.)
When
Per <
of Kec.
9-15
Fund, Inc. (quar.-.
investment income)
net
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
Corp.
When
Share
12 %c
(quar.)
Growth
from
Dixon
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
terly
Inc.
Alkali
Stores
Diversified
follow with
Company
Fund
11
—
(quar)
(quar.)_.
(Pacific Vegetable Oil (stock dividend)
Pan American Sulphur
—
Pantex Manufacturing Corp., com.
(quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
(quar.)
30c
70c
10%
25c
l<ac
Ac
180
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-30
9-
4
9-15
9-
10-
1
9-22
1
9-18
9-
8
-
(776)
12
'
v
class A (quar.)..:
barker Pen Co.,
——
8-31
Ford, Ltd.—
—
Cement Corp. (quar.)—
35c
C.) Co. (quar.)——-—----"5c
Peoples Life Insurance Co. (Wash., D. C.) —
Quarterly
_<——,—.
15c
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Long Island (quar.;10c
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
30c
&
Penick
9-11
.
9-
9-15
Co.,
Milk
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum & Trading Corp.—
4%%
.
dividend
———
Universal
9-10
1
9-10
Utah
9-11
9-
9rl2
25c
3
4
9-30
9-
4
Victrola
6-15
8-20
,
Fort
Wayne
& Chicago Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.) _——
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)—
9-
1
Washington
9-
1
Wellington Fund .(from net investment
Westeel
Products,
Ltd.
(quar,)
10-
$1.75
9-10
6
9-15
9r
9-10
20c
Industries,
9-10
9-30
8-31
preferred
$4.75
Inc.
Raybestos-Manhattan,
■
(quar.)——
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)_r
9-10
Woodley
8r31
8-17
Woolf
9-14
1
9-10
9-21
W.)
Park
9-10
9-15
9-30
Yosemite
Young
Spring
Zenith
Electrical
12-
1
1
11-10
9-10
8-25
9-23
9-
&
1
1
8-21
1
11-20
50c
9-15
8-31
60c
8-27
3c
12-15
11-3J
lc
12-15
11-30
40c
9-21
Wire
&
(quar.)
Corp
Motors
—
News
(quar.)____^________i—
Co.
12 ¥2 c
8-31
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
4
1
(quar^)—
American Radiator &. Standard Sanitary—
Common
4,.
9-
9-15
1
1%
8-25
9-
8-21
Gobain
Amerlcan-Salnt
—
—
10c
.10-
1
9-18
11-
1
10-19
._________
10c
10c
50c
12-
1
11-20
9-10
8-26
(quar.)
Diego Imperial Corp., 5 ¥3% pfd. (quar.)
fichiage Lock Co. (quar.)
ficott & Fetzer Co. (monthly)__—__
Monthly
•»
■
Monthly
ficott
_____
Williams
&
Screw
-
(quar.)—Corp. of America.
Bolt
&
9-
9-15
Below
1
5%
(quar.).
preferred
prior
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-15
American Surety
9-30
Tobacco
American
Water
9-15
9-
8-21
(stock dividend)
(N. Y.)
American
5
8-25
.
<quari)
Co,
Works
"
•
preferred
5¥2%
A.
payment omitted at this time,
Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly
ficudder
From
Clark
&
Common
6-25
.
1
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
9-
1
Anheuser-Busch.
19-
1
Farms
9-15
Argo
9-
4
Abitibi
9-15
Co.
9-
1
4¥2% preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
(Frank
Shawmut
Association
Shepard-Niles
G.)
__
Co.
Crane
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Hoist
Class
5%
B
(H.)
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)_.»
Argus
—
Indiana
Pacific
Stockholders
held
Southern
will
Elec.,
(quar.)
com.
at
on
1
6%
B
will
6
&
Class B
a
on
Finance
9-30
Alden's,
9-30
9-
5
9-30
9-
5
9-30
9-10
9-21
8-31
Allen
9-
Allied
Gas
Co.
29c
9-15
9-
Allied
Kid
Co.
9-15
9-
Allied Laboratories
$1.18%
9-15
9-
Allied
$1.25
9-15
9-
$1.2G¥4
9-15
9-
common
9-
1
8-21
Alpha
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
9-14
8-28
Thomas
Common
9-15
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
8-29
9-15
1
4%>
.
8-29
10-
1
9-18
9-
1
8-15
9-15
9- 4
33c
preferred
Thorp Finance
Corp
Time, Inc. (interim)
Title Insurance Corp. of St. Louis'
Towmotor Corp.
Trans Continental Industries, Inc.—
Stockholders approved
9-15
1
9-.15
10-1
9-15
i5C
(quar.).;
1
10-
9-.10
8-22:
5%
~
10-
717/8c
~
9-30
8-22
25c
$1.25
ile
^
10-
1
8-19
l'
9-15
9-
9-15
9-5
40c
35c
of
Detroit Hardware
Its
spin-off
the
basis
ware
for
of
Continental
Twentieth
Underwood
Dividend
Union
share
one
each
of
four
Detroit
shares
payment
Co.,
omitted
com.
at
$3.50
FThion
preferred
American
Can
American.
Chain
&
American
Chicle
Co.
&
Greetings
A
B
United-Carr Fastener, new
9-28
10-20
Ice
6%
common
(initial),
fl-18
8-24
9-15
8-24"
$1.31
1
9-
y*
$2
•
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-14
•
9-
$1
10-
1
65c
10-
1
9-
1
.
1
9-14
;
:
xi-7-31
¥
9-
1
s
8-20
45c
9-
1
1)
8-21
9-
1
d-8-21
9-
1
8-21
1
'1.8-21
9-14
>8-28
9-11
9-11
$1.12 ¥2
..h
8-
V
4
8-
■
4
'
50c
9-15
8-21
10-15
10-15
1-15
1-15-60
9-10
8-27
9-
8-10-
1
8-21
9-15
8-21
9-15
U2¥2c
v
9-
y
1
8-14
f
'
'•
*
'
8-
9-18
'
7
9-
8-28
4
9-
1
8-
7
8-31
8-
7
8-12
8-28
•
Barber-Ellis
1
9-15
1
8-14
87V2C
9-
1
8-14
60c
9-
1
8-14-
30c
10-
I
9-
10-
9-
1
4
4
$1.62¥a
8-31,
9-15
20c
9-15
Beck
-
9-15
•
(A.
4%'%
8 21
Mills,
Inc.,
preferred
S.)
43 ¥4 c
10-1
9-11,
9-15
9-
4
Common
9-10
8-19
Common
4%
8-21
8-
7
4%
8-10
4%
25c
9-10
8-10
9-18
9-
9-15
8-31
12-15
<11-30
30c
9-10
8-27
Bemis
9-10
8-27
Beneficial Standard
Bell
&
Gossett
Co.
Bell
&
Howell
Co.,
25c
1
(quar.)
Stock
Co.
(monthly)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
9-21
Berkshire
Hathaway
1
8-17
Bessemer
Lime
9-
1
8-17
30c
9-
1
8-14
9-18
8-20
$1.50
$1.50
preferred
11-16
10-20
11-16
10-20
American
Indemnity
lOc
9-10
8-31
American
Insulator
(quar.)
30c
9-15
9-
American
Insurance
(Newark,
2
8-14
il-ll
9-
10-20
12-22
128-
5
N.
J.)
(quar.)
32y2c
10-
75c
9-
1
8-10
& Decker
Hills
4.20%
4.75%
"
9-17
1
'
150c
9-
8-
1
4 '
8-31
50c
9-
9
9-
1
1
8-26-
9-15
1
8-14'
,
9-11
8-26
25c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-17;
a
9-
15c
12-
1
20c
,
preferred
preferred
&
4¥j%
(quar.)
2-
8
1
8-20
$1.06 ¥4
9-
1
8-
7
S1.18¥i
9-
1
8-
7.
9-30
9-11
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-17
50c
9-
1
8-17
10-
1
60c
1
9
9-11'
9-
com.
•
9-15
60c
(quar.)
J
1
1
9-
1
8-10,
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-19
$1.12 ¥2
99-
;
4
8-24
1
$1.25
pfd.
|
8-14
1
9-11
10-
50c
(quar.)
1-13'
3-1-60
$1.75
(quar.)
I
Light,
3
9-
50c
com.
1
I
9-.
10-14
1-31-60
20c
12¥ac
(quar.)
1
8-19
"
(stock dividend)
Mfg.
2-
10-31
2%
common
preferred .(quar.)
Power
11-
3-1-60
20c
1
8-10
1
Co—-
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-
9-15
7
9-
5%
1
1
9-15
9-
Black
20c
"8-26-
50c
:_
(increased)
Inc.
Cement,
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet,
Bird & Son.
8-31"'
9-10
20c
—
Bibb
Black
$4
(s-a)
Steel
&
7%
$1.50
preferred
preferred
Bethlehem
8-28
9-15
25c
"
9-30
1
9-
16¥»c
(quar.)
—,_
Insurance
dividend
10-10
10-
4%
9-25
9-15
15c
(increased)-!
Life
35c
.
10-20
-
30c
15c
(quar.)—
Co.
Bag
$1.16
____-
Corp.
(Md.)
Mfg.
(quar.)"
$1.50
(quar.)_
———
(quar.)—
4¥»% preferred
Counselors
Bros,
$1.75
15c
preferred,(quar.)_.
Finance Co. (quar.)
Balden
9-25
17¥2c
Beneficial
Beauty
9-25
10-20
$1.18%
(quar.)—__:—————_.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)——
i—
preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-10
-4%%
9-25
10-20
—
1—.___—
—
8-28
„
10-20
$1.06
■;
10c
(quae.)—___
—
————I
42c
4.
r
7
8-14
5c
Co.
(increased)
& Mfg.,
common
1%.
(quar.)__-__
8-
1
9-
45c
(quar.)_"_
Heminway
Belknap Hardware
8-21>
12-31'
8-28
Shoe Corp.
preferred
9-15
1-15-60
+80c
(quar.)
common
Belding
25c
9-30
5c
J-
8-15
10-15
136c
12 ¥20
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
$1.50
$1
——
$5
8-15'
9-
J31c
1
50c
(quar.)
Bayview Oil Corp., 6% conv. class A
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Beau Brummel Ties (quar.)_————
Beaunit
8-18,;;
'
9-
10c
(quar.)—__
25c
com.
(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)___„—
(quar.)——__— —
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (increased-quar.)—
-8-31
4
9-25
Bath, Iron Works
Corp.
J
•
Y9-25-A
9-28
$1.50
Chemical
Canada
of
'-;
'
preferred (quar.)—
——
7%. preferred
(quar.).—
—__^____
Bank Building & Equipment (quar.)___
/-:-
87¥2c
4
8-24
9-15
-——_.—
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
8-21
1
9-
___;
(quar.)_-
Products
Co.,
-
9-15
6c
Iquar.)
preferred
30c
Co.
common
American
6%
6%
)
5.;
10-
;
Hospital Supply
6 %
5
$1.25
;
Home
8-29
10-20
24)—a.
25c
v
dividend)
Corp.—
American
11-16
8-12
Sept.
Barden
Line
(quar.)
Assurance Co.,
preferred
9-10
15c
35c
American
11-16
9-18
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Home
1
25c
—
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5.%^ preferred
(quar.).
____——5¥4,% preferred (quar.)
1_.__—_————
Baldwin Piano, 6% preferred
(quar.)
:
62 Vac
preferred
Power
Hair & Felt,
preferred
American
10-
from
4]'4%
25c
(stock
(quar.)
American
9-11
1
9-10
10-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Class
9-26
>
holders
<
8 14
-
25c
Class
40c
8-21
1
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
American
1
15c
(3-for-2 split subject to approval of stock¬
1
5
8-25
"
¥a C
25c-
4ic
__
10-
30c
^
92V2C
(initial)—
9-
Co.—
Power
Foreign
&
9-
75c
Barge
-
1
8-
V
Company—
Show
Quarterly..
~
ZZ
common
9r
'
F
&
(quar.)
Corp.
8-
1
40c
:
——
(quar.)
Paint
American. Enka Corp.___
$1 12Va
(quar.)
9-30
S
B
J25c
(quar.)__
Cable
Commercial
1
9-22
t56c
Co.; common
7%
Co.,
income)
Collieries
Ayshire
4
Radio
(quar.)_
Electric
time
quar.)
investment
.
8-17
9-
Baltimore
•
(quar.)
American
a
(quar.)
Sugar Co., new
Co.-
common
American
Trans
1_;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
8-18
1
93 3/4 c
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (-quar.).
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
,
99-
t25c
(quar.)„
(quarterly
"A"
Fund
8-2Q
1
60c
—
Baltimore
2nd
preferred
9-
t4c
(quar.)—;—
8-
(quar.)
common
6¥2%
Inc.,
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Inc.
9-
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
American Biltrite Rubber
American-Dryer
Hard¬
this
(increased
Axe-Houghton
Products,
8-12
.6%
5%
(Tulsa)
8-14
'
,
"
7
25c
;_/
(quar.)—
Co.
8-25
Ltd.—
;
9-16
on
(quar.)_
Avon
8-19
1
9-
tl2¥2c '
Bank
Corp.—
preferred
$4.50
of
Corp.
8-10
'
A
7
3-
50c
(quar.)_
A
a -
8-
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-10
(quar.)________
preferred
Note
Conn,
Co.
(quar.)—.———
Gold Mines. Ltd. (quar.)_
Class
-
8-
1
25c
Powder
Auto Electric Service
8-17
9-15
4
*55c
Quarterly
8-44
1
Co.,
Insurance
12¥2C
Bakeries
$6
Film
1
1
99-
Ltd.—
of
RR.
37
American
$4.64
Electric
53-70
preferred
2nd
8-21
held.
Century-Fox
Aunor
8-25
18%C
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.,
subsidiary formed in
month, to stockholders
last
9-11
Co.
Line
'
10-
■
(quar.)
8-26
1
holdings
wholly,-owned
a
$4
distribute
to
9-30
9-
25c
Ajnerican Aggregates, common (quar.)___—
5% preferred (quar.)'
American Airlines, Inc., coxpmon (quar.)_
3¥2% preferred (quar.)
!
American Fire
plans
Atlas
8-25
22¥aC
Canada
8-31
10-
split.
Company
9-24
9-
5Ql
75c conv. pfd.
America,
of
9-10
one-ior-four stock
a
of
Co.-
American
."
_
9-24
9-10
$1.02
(quar.)
Co.
1st
41/2%
6?Vic
,
8 28
1
1
10-20
____
American
(quar.)
$5
Food
preferred
Aluminum
30c
(quar.)
9-30
10-
10-
Company' (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
Alpha Por-tlana Cement
(quar.)_
Aluminium, Ltd. ^(quar.)__.
$1.25
.
Industries,
Beta
Refining
Life
Atlas
Markets Inc.—
9-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
com.
Co..
lc
preferred
(James), Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
5% %
preferred (quar.
4%
Co.,
Allison Steel Mfg.
25c
(quar.)
Atlantic
8-15
8-31
}
(quar.)J_____
preferred
(Louis)
$3.75
(quar.):
1
Coast
8-21
9-15
9-
—
(s-a)—
Line
Coast
9-15
$1.15
—
Corp.,
preference
Atlantic
10•
$1
8-21
6c
common
1
7-31
9-11
$4.50
(s-a)
Ry;
(quar.)_———
(quar.)
(quar.)„
Acceptance
5¥2%
9-10
75c
(quar.)
common
9-
4.08%
Allis
37Vic
Co.,
9-10
25c
.(quar.)
8-21
-
Corp., class A (quar.)
8-14
Atlantic
preferred
preferred
7-31
1
"
9-
Aluminum
basis
4.44%
30c
1
at a meeting to be
proposal to split the
two-for-one
4.50%
30c
1
21c
a
4.60%
$1.31 ¥4
—
9-15
-
30c
.
_
(quar.)_
Mfg.
8-
Air Line
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
Gas
6
75c
25c
_
.
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
Corp.,
Atlanta
9-11
9-
75c
125c
$2
30c
50c
12¥20
(quar.).
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
pfd.
9-
12¥aC
5%
Inc.,
Stores
4%
-
(quar.)
28%c
(quar.)__
-
(quar.)_—,
5¥4%
Atlanta & Charlotte
6
Atlantic
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
9-15
!___
Talcott
Stock
Chemical
Finance
28c
Guper Food Services—
Textiles,
Machine
Business
Allied
4
8-
9-11
1
9-
7-3i
9-28
30c
(quar.)
9-
10-
-$1.06¥4
(quar.)
preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
Allied
$1.33%
(quar.)_____—^____
common
Algoma Stee) Corp., Ltd. (quar.)___—______
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
6% convertible preferred
(s-a)
be
(quar.)
Inc.,
4%%
$1.05
$1.15
30c
30c
preferred
participating
Common
7-31
9-
;f-
7-31
1
55c
(quar.)
common
Associated Telephone
9-1
10- 1
$1.50
V
preferred
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
25c
series
8-18
9-10
split
to
Sundance Oil Co
1st
8-18
9- 5
9-21
9- 1
9-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
8-26
CtraiVbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
$1.20
9- 5
10c
Power,
4.60%
10-15
(quar.)
common
62V2C
$1.12¥2
(quar.)—40c
common
2 ¥20
vote
on
Broadcasting
9-1
7-31
—
1
9-
25c
(quar.)__:
& Telegraph Co., com.
class A (quar.)_——____
Associates Investment (quar.)—
Atchison, Topeku & Santa Fe Ry..—
—
y
1
9-
$1.25
—
8-24
■
7-31
37 ¥2 c
(quar.)
com.
8-14
preferred
Alabama
Co.,
7-28
10-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Refining
9-23
(quar.)
'
7-20
9-
+
_,
8-28
$4
*
8-14
1
9- A
40c
preferred
(quar.)__—
2nd preferred
(quar.)—
5.25%
"~
40c
(quar.),tl5c
Ltd.
(quar.)
$1.06¥4
common
(quar.)
shares
Gas
:___'
Goods,
■i
9-11
56c
(quar.)
,9-1
A(quar.)——.
common
1951 series
Mfg.
pfd.
100%
\
10c
3% '
<
9-
93 ¥4 c
Associated
-
8-10
8-10
35c
$1.50
Dry
I
1 i
75c
—
8-28
(quar.)
$4.20 preferxed
(quar.)_.
(quar.)i_.——_____
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
1
(initial)
Oct.
on
Ctate Loan
Ctorer
1
10-
Brands-
common
Class
1
10-
2
9-
___■
(quar. )>_'__.
(quar.)
Stockholders
€%
10-
2
11-
Brass
„•—
4¥2%
Corp.,
&
8-10
9-
$1.16 ¥4
:
(quar.)
8-25
—___
Shoe Stores,
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Oil
V8-20
7
25 c
:—
9-11
(quar.)_
preferred
Alabama
basis
preferred
held
11-2
11-
40c
,
preferred
Akron
$5
Ashland
9-10
1
Co.—
1—____
Water, common (quar.)
^
A' (quar.)———————
(J. H.) Hardware Co. Ltd.—
A
1;
30c
(quar.)_____—
5c
?25c
dividend)__——_____
(stock
Reduction
4,50%
1
11-
meeting to
a
(quar.)
Extra—
6%
9-
9-11
84c
proposal
a
Southwestern Investment,
Ctandard
8-21
$1.18%
(increased)
Gas
flprague Electric
1
9-
Air
8-20
(quar.)
Corp
Agnew-Surpass
8-31
—$1.20
_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5.05% preferred (quar.)____
5.35% preferred (quar.)—.,
5%%
7
8-31
9-15
9-15
Co.
Fund
Co.
8-10
65c
;
three-for-one
a
preferred
»1 preferred
9-
1
9t15
lf"
5%
•
10-
t$1.25
dividend—_—,i——
Stock
Class
9-10
1
9-
"
Artesian
10- 1
10- 1
.
V
8-ia
25c
Aro
tl5c
J30c
■
27c
Co., common
2nd preferred (quar.
4.64%
4Vi%
4%%
&
vote
15
on
Union
Aeroquip
7
Gas
Power
preferred
Class
'
-
9-
62 ¥2 c
8-14
1
■,
3
9■
$1.08¥4
.'
9-
1
1
60c
(quar.)__—
8-14
9-
8-17
8-24
-
59c
9-
9-
8-17
'• 1
:
27 ¥2 c
—
Armstrong Cork, common (increased-quar.)_
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)_—_——__
Equipment
1
.9- 9 ¥
30c
—___
Corp.
(quar.)
Steel
Armco
10-
:
22'/2c
(quar.)__„
(quar.)
Co.
Oct.
on
the shares
Advisors
8-31
9-
1
9
3
Ashdown
25c
Gas
preferred
preferred
Southern
8-28
9-19
40c
(quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Original preferred (quar.)
4.80%
9-10
4.65%
9r
10-
-
Industries
Wire
40c
Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)
Southern California Edison—«
4.75%
Acme
Oil
Arkansas-Missouri
8-
9-30
8-10
125c
(quar.)
Louisiana
8-28
9-15
9-
9-
9-
30c
—
(quar. )________
common
(quar.)___
Service,
Arkansas
..
(quar.)
Acme
8-25
9-22 ¥3 '
12 ¥2 c
.'
preferred
Common
8
'
Fuel
8-11
1
9-
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
$2.50
9-
50c
Oil Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
Public
9-
50c
——
$2.36
Payable of Rec.
f28¥oC
Ltd.—;
4
40c
preferred-—
$2.40
Holder1
t42'/>c
(quar.),_
com.
4 8-10
30c
10c
(quar.
3
9-
2%
_
South
Southern
A
preferred
9-17
10-
50c
:
Aircraft
(quar.)
1
9-18
10-
1$1.25
dividend
Extra
Solar
5%
f25c
,
(quar.)
O.)
(A.
Class
8-17
,25c
_
Oil
Stock
8-17
4
f50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Sons, Ltd., 5%
Smith
4
9-
5c
common
fiinclair & Venezuela
9-
25c
.
preferred
Simon
Common
10c
Corp
(quar.)
class A (quar.)..,
(quar.)
i
Inc.,
6Ukr.it), Ltd.,
8-19
25c
25c
—-
8herer-Gillett Co.
fihulton,
1
10c
—
J—•
fihattuck
9-
Ltd.,
Paper
&
Power
10c
(quar.)„_:
Extra
4
1
t30c
—
25c
j—
9-
9-18
$1.50
(quar.)—
Security Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)—
A three-for-one stock split
Shaler
Extra
8-17
15c
25c
Corp. (quar.)__
& Accident Co.
Life
•
income'_...__——:—._
investment
net
\
When
15c
.
9-
common—_——
Co.,
Participating
9-1
9-30
10c
10c
______
$1
25c
Inc.
participating
$3
9-15
9-15
62 ¥2 c
62V2C
—
7
9-
34¥8C
(quar.).
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co; Cquar.)
Arden
25c
25c
:
8-25
1
37 ¥2 c
—
9-
9-30
Share
Corp. (quar.)____
(quar.)
Vending
Industries
F
Wrigley Scores (quar.)
AMP, incorporated (quar.)_
Abbotts
Dairies
(quar.)
^tock
.
C.
B.
V
if
10-
•V
(quar.)_
Arkansas
ACF
8-17
4
9-
26c
incoine___
Inc.—
Power
Security
investment
net
Stevens
Fund,
Sealed
from
C
A
ficudder
9-15
60c
8-10
8-
4%
Writing Paper (quar.—-_
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
'
Name of Company
v
¥
8-12
8-31
—
prefer red "(quar.)
6%
9-10
Per
Dividend
9- 1
9-„ 4
s
9-15
50c;:
-
1:
8-24
25c
__—-—
(
9-19
4c
preceding table.
9-
40c
American
announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
week, these- being given in the
this
announced
dends
1
9-1
-
1
weeks and not yet paid.
5
9-
31Y4C
—
.
9-
<9-1
9-24:¥
9-1 tji
$1.75
American Seating Co4 iquar.)
;
American Smelting & Refining
(quar.)
American Steel Foundry (quar.)___..—______
9-15
'
:«
9-15
Corp.—
8-31
give the dividends
we
a
9-15
7
9-15
;
15C
-•
8-31
Arizona
25c
13lie
25c
Joseph Lead Co.
9-10
1
r
—___:—
______
9-15
7¥ac
..
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
preferred
$1.10
fit.
fian
6
8-
9-15
$1
$1.25,
;
.9-15
$0,076
02Vzc
$1.12¥2
$1.25
Co. .(quar.)
preferred
10-
30c
(incr.)
Chemical,-com.
&
(quar.)____.——____—_____
preferred
$4
8-21
9-15
9-30
Potash
American
»5'
25c
12V2C
56V4C
e
—
(quar..)___,
Supply
(quar.)
com.
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
5
*
.
.,
(quar.)—„
Curry
8-21
9912-
Inc.,
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
9-15
11-10
12-
5%
(F,
30c
$1.12 ¥2
9-10
9r21
t20c
Petroleum
4'/2%
9-16
$1.12 V3
American
$1.20
(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)—
preferred, (quar.)
& Co., L'td.—
Bros.,
8-25
9-16
9-30
(quar.)
American Meter Co.
-
preference: American deposit receipts
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)_
4 ¥2%
priqr preferred (quar.)—
Wyman-Gordon Co. (quar.)
9-17
10-
7¥ac
._
1
1
common
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
American
2
10*
f20c
35c
6.%
9-18
10-
Co.—
Insurance
A
Woolworth
1
9-
10-23
90c
37,¥aC
34%c
5%>%: preferred
dividend
10r, 1
Wolverine
Class
75c
50c
Steel Corp. (quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (increased quar.)—__—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
—
:___
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common (quar.)
Republic
Stock
8-31
8-24
85c
12¥ac
(quar.)
Raymond Corp. (quar,),-—-—
Reeves Bros,
(increased)—
Rubbermaid,
9-15>
9-30
50c
50c
$1.75
__________—____—
9-10
9-21
$1.10
$1.42 ¥2
:—;
$1.19
preferred
(quar!)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.76.%. preferred
(quar.)——
4.80% preferred (quar.)
40c
$1.183/4
——
(quar.)
inc..)
<quar.)____
4.40%;
12¥aC
(quar.)
Telephone
Rico
Puerto
dividend).-
(stock
com.
4
preferred
Light— .
Power'&
Wisconsin
8-28
5%
•
8-28
___;
preferred
8-31
9-
1
10-15
50c
.11c
(quar.)—
7%
Hirsch,
&
Winter
Co
Quarterly
8-31
Power
8-25
preferred
9-15
9-11
25c
12c
.
—
9-11
Water
(guar.)
American Metal Climax,
-3-31
9-30
10-
$1.25
35c
(quar.)
9-15
,
Extra
Publicker
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
Vita Food Products
(quar.)
9-15
37¥ac
(quar,10c
(Mass.)
K.)
&
8-17
9-15
_
6c
—.
Pittsburgh
(H.
.
25c
—
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.i
Porter
Co.—
preferred
7%
1
1
9-10
\Vz%
30c
<quar.)_
B.)
American
3-31
910-
40c
Machine & Foundry (quar.)
Maize-Products Co., common
American
8-31
9-15-
33c
preferred
A
8-26
9-15
15c
(quarj_
—
Grey Trust Cou (increased quar.)
class
5%
9-
(J.
Sciver
Van
9-30
10%.
—
Vanity Fair Mills
8-31
4
9-19
12V2C
Co. (quar.)
& Light Co.'(increased.!
Power
American
8-26
25c
$1.31 ¥4
—________
(quar.)
Laundry Machinery
4¥2%
—
—
4
9-
50c
30c
43%c
common
Co
9-
35c
Upson-Walton
10-
15c
87¥ac
$1
—
———
——---1—-—
15c
Fund
Pioneer
8-14
1
,
participating class A (quar.)
(Charles» & Co., com. (quar.)_—___
3 Va%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone$1
Pfizer
Stock
1
10-
--j-
27'/aC
$1.12'/a
(quar.) ______
common
Oil Products
9-
stock split—
two-for-one
A
——>—
S.
(quar.)
preferred
5¥4%
8-14
8-24
$5
25c
(quar.)
7% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
—
United Steel Corp., Ltd.—
Dividend action deferred at this time
1
9-15
9-30
(s-a>
Freight Co. (quar.)
United 3tales Tobacco Co.,
8-28
Perkins-Elmer Corp.—
Pet
7%
U.
■
Envelope,
preferred
S.
U.
4
9-
Common
t
omitted at this time.
Co. (quar.)
common (quar.)
Insurance
Pacific
Investment Co. of Illinois—
American
Co.
Fruit
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Dividend payment
United
8-28
1
10-
(J.
.
8-23
9-15
Penn-Dixie
Penney
8-26
9-14
United
8-26
8-31
££
(quar.)_
B
Class
Share
Per
Holder1
When
P*r
-
Company
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
30c
of Company
Name
Holder«
When
Per
.
(quar.)
9-
1
9-11
36c
9-
1
8-18
$1.05
9-
1
8-18
$1.18%
9-
1
8-18
100%
|
Number 5875
Volume 190
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Holderi
When
Per
(777)
Holdera
When
Per
preferred
4.25%
Co.—
Fisheries (quar.)
dividend
Company
;org-Warner
Stock
Fund
oston
5%
9-
9-1
8-21
25c
pfd.
Central
Central
10-10
9-20
4.15%
preferred
8-28
7-31
4.65%
preferred
preferred
$68%c
1
9-
5
Sons
dep.
rets.
Coluipbia
(interim)
.
|
4¥2%.ipreferred
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)
British
Columbia
| Class
Packers
B (s-a)-2—
3rockton
i
$3.80
irown
Jrown
cl. A
(s-a)__
&
1
(quar.)
•
:
Bullock
Fund,
vestment
net
from
Docks,
Corp.
5%
(H.
9-1
8-28
8-18
1
8-
1
8-13
1
8-
1
8-
$4.50
7
9-
7
9-
1
8-
1
8-
1
8-
7
8-25
15c
$12c
8-31
8-30
9-
35c
(increased)
1
(quar.)_
Class
1
8-13
3 ¥2%
Ray Bakeries, Inc.
(Stock dividend)
4
9-11
9-
$5c
California
Electric
20c
9-
1
8-
Jalifornia
Ink
25c
9-15
9-
4
California-Pacific
5%
5%
Utilities,
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
5.40%
preferred
5Vi%
preferred
Canada
preference
Canada
Canada
Packers, Ltd.,
(s-a)
Class
A
(s-a)
Class
B
Ltd.,
4.40%
pfd.
(quar.)
___
preference
Ltd..
Canners,
Canadian Drawn Steel,
60c
6%
International
3%%
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
Steel
Carrier
Corp.,
4¥2%
4.80%
Carson,
10-
1
10-
1
1
«-
$20c
8
$15c
9-
1
6¥2%
Catelli
9-
9-30
(quar. )______
35c
93 %c
40c
50c
(quar.)
40c
:____
56 ¥4 c
60c
2nd
1
9-
1
9-10
9-
7
9-15
8-
7
8-27
1
8-14
8-31
8-14
9-
8-31
$1.12 ¥2
25c
(quar.)—,
9-
8-14
preferred
8-25
9-10
8-25
$1.75
10-
ll%c
10-
(quar.)
$13c
Ltd.,
class A
8-15
9-10
(quar.)___———
(quar.)—
Products,
1
1
9-12
1
9-12
8-31
8-17
$12c
Class
B
4.75%
B
Foundry
Central
of
■Common
Common
4Vi%
4.35%
4.75%
&
Gas
Co.—
\
Co.,
$5
conv.
(quar.)
8-17
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
Hudson
&
Ltd.
9-10
12-21
$1.12 ¥2
10-
1
9-10
$1.08%
10-
1
9-10
9-10
10-
1
9-14
9-30
9-11
9-
1
8-21
8-31
6c
8-11
'
"
9-29
9-
9-
1
50c
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
S-
1
1
11-
2
1
9-17
9-11
9-
tl5c
10c
8-
1
5
1
8-15
9-30
9-2
20c
9-15
9-
1
8-25
8-
6
f8c
10-15
1
9-
1
9-15
8-20
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14
)
150c
9-15
9-
1
*50c
12-15
12-
1
27 ¥2 c
10-
1
9-
1
9-15
8-
7
8-28
9-15
IOC
Continental
Copper
1
9-10
10-15
9-10
10-.
9-10
65%
c
.
1.
9-
9-15
8-25
9-
8-14
30c
tl3c
30c
1
7-31
8-26
8-11
7-31
8-31
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
1
9-
4
10-
30c
8-28
8-14
25c
8-25
8-
9-
8-20
$1
1
5
25c
9-30
9-16
45c
—
9-15
8-21
93 %c
—
10-
1
9-15
35c
9-
1
8-18
Inc.
5
Cook
$3
&
Paint
Varnish
preferred
prior
Co.,
A
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration
31 ¥4 c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(increased
—
quar.)—
Cott
Crain
(R.
L.),
Crane
Company,
Ltd.
preferred
9-
1
8-11
75c
9-
1
9-
4
8-21
15C
9-10
8-21
9-10
8-21
9-
Co.
(Boston)
(quar.)
8-
1
preferred
Duriron
7-31
8-31
8-14
9-15
9-
9- 1
8-20
$62¥20
$3iy«c
$.15c
1
9-18
9-11
10- 1
8-31
9-30
9-18
8-1V
9-17
9- 1
8-14
8-25 -,7-31
8-31
9-15
9-30
12-31
3-31
8-17
11- 2
8-17
10- 1
10- 1
10-30
9-1
9-30
9- I
8-15
$15c
9- 1
10c
50c
75c
30c
10c
50c
$3
(quar.)
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-15
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
30c
.
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
—
—
—
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
______
(quar.)
9-13
10- 1
9-10
9- 1
9- 4
8-24
8-11
9-28
$1.75
$1.34
10c
10- 1
9-15
8-31
9-10
8-2S5
8-23
8-25
8-15
8-20
9-15
9-15
9-1
9- 1
8-27
8-13
10c
9-15
9- 1
9-15
9- 1
25c
(quar.)
11-2
10%
:
10-15
15c
(s-a)
25c
40c
35c
35c
10c
$1.25
—
8-15
8-20
8-20
8-15
8-23
8-14
9-21
9-30
9-13
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Brewing
Co.
8-25
8-25
20c
-
(quar.)
a
dividend
8-27
9-15
$26c
-
(quar.)
3
Duro-Test Corp., 5%
1%
—
—.-L----..--
8-25
Eastern
25c
9-15
Eastern
9-10
31¥«c
9-15
8-23.
8-23
55c
9-10
8-21
9-21
1
99-
4
10c
9-30
8-21
4
.
$7
$6
Air
..
Lines
9-15
8-31
$1.50
25c
9- 1
9-15
8-10
8-14
7¥20
25c
10- 1
10- 1
9-liJ
$1-75
$1.50
9°c
$30c
11- 1
11- l
ijj- £
8-25
9-30
(quar.)__
25c
9-15
8" 3
9-11
8-20
(quar.)———
t3l%*
9-15
8-1/
Water Co.—■
(quar.)_
_
—
Racing Association, common
States
n
$$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
$1
Eastern
10-
& Interurban
preferred
8-20
8-10
9-30
Co.
East St. Louis
9-10
9-10
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—^
6%
8-31
conv.
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
preferred (accum.)
Eagle-Piqher
East
—
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
______
(Md.)'—
8-14
Eaton
9-25
Economic
Mfg.
Co.
(increased)—
Investment
Trust';
Ltd.
(Bahamas)
9-30
9-
4
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
30c
9-22
9-
4
93 %c
9-15
8-28
Eddy Paper Co;, Ltd., com.
$1 class A (quar.)—
9-13
1A
preferred A (accum.)
preferred B (accum)
tevic
(increased)——
—
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Dulany (John H.) & Son, com. (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)—
Corp.
10-26
$44c
-
7%
preferred
9-11
2%
Furniture
Dunham-Bush,
10- 1
10-15
$43c 1-15-60
$44c 4-15-60
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
dividend
Co.,
8-21
8-21
;
■
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
9-14
8-21
.
8-28
t20c
(quar.)-
common
Corp.
(quar.)__
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A.
Power
9-1
9-12
$$1,25
Draper
8-25
5c
(quar.)
common
&
Ltd.
Inc.,
Chemical
8-25
25c
—
1—
$2 preferred
(quar.)__
Dorsey Corp., 6%
preferred A (quar.)
Dover Corp., common (increased quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd., common-
9-10
25c
(quar.)
R.)
9-14
9-25
9- 1
$25c
Bros..
Stock
8-20
39c
25c
25c
(quar.)
Dqnohue
Dura
1
9- 1
9-25
Ltd.—
Ltd., com.
Ltd.
9-10
29c
(quar.)
Chemical
Sons
75C
(quar.)
&
Investments,
(R.
5%
1
9-
8-11
10c
Insurance
pref.
Duquesrte
9-
9-15
8-14
-.-
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Donnelly
50c
—
H.), Inc.
Dominion Tar
62 ¥2 c
Beverage Corp.
3%%
25c
_
6%
(W.
8-
12¥zc
Copper Range Co. (quar.)———
Copperweld Steel Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cornell
Paperboard Products
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
1
4PC
—
9-
25c
preferred
preference
Dominion Stores,
7%
9- 1
9-15
25c
;
preferred
preferred
Duke
8-15
9-15
5%
shares.
preferred
Drexel
12-6
9- 1
8-28
25c
non-cumulative
«tock
12-15
8-3
15c
Dover & Rockaway RR.
1
9-
9- 4
9c
;
non-cumulative
Dow
8-20
$30c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
4%
1
9-15
22 ¥2 c
$1.13
(quar.) —
Industries,
Steel
(quar.)—
&
10-
1
9-14
a8%%
5%
Dorr-Oliver
25c
9-
net
(quar.)
Fund—
Dodge & Cox
$1
1
8-20
8-3
9- 3
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Donnacona Paper Co.,
9-17
10-
70c
!
Pepper Co.
5%
8-14
15c
Inc.
Dominion-Scottish
1
1
8-31
9-3
$19-4
(quar.)
5%
8-15
9-
Inc.
Forests.
Houses
5%
8-15
9-
$1,
.preferred- (quar.)_.
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.—
9-30
9-
9-10
9-10
35c
5%
5c
9-10
9-30
9-30
30c
Corp. (Indiana)—
preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Field (monthly)—
Monthly
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.,
8-13
9-11
9-10
9-30
70c
(quar.)
$1.56
9-
9-10
9t30
31V4C
Corp
Dodge Mfg.
25c
9-10
9-30
10c
1
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_
Beneficial,
8-28
9-30
$1
(quar.)
B
Stock
Dr.
8-14
$1.04
(quar.)_
Steel
8-15
9-
:
(s-a)
Co.
1
15c
~
preferred
Yard
dividend
Dobbs
9-2
9-10
1st
Stock
9-
62V2C
(quar.)_
Corp.—
$3.50
8-14
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Western RR.
1
$2
25c
Co
Distillers-Seagrams,
Ltd.
(quar.)__
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc. (from
investment income)
8-15
8-14
9- 1
9- 1
$1
92¥ac
$1.07
(quar.).
I
(Walt)
Productions
Distillers Co., Ltd. (final)
10-17
9-
8-17
40c
(quar.)
Disney
9-17
$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)————
Casualty
to
Grande
Union
Dierks
8-17
10-
60c
Rio
Diebold,
3
8-17
10- 2
30c 'c
40c
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co. of New York
Tramway
4%
8-17
1
30c
4'%
Dictaphone
.
1
9-
12¥20
Development Corp. of America—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)___
Devoe & Raynolds, class A
9-14
1
9-
10- 6
$0.00625
.
stock
Supply
Stock
9-15
1
10-
t37¥2c
(quar.)
comrpon
Craftsman
Electric—
5
20c
12-10
(quar.)
10-
Co.—
Reynolds, class A (quar.)
9-21
8-
20c
—
8-15
9-1
Productions (quar.)
Deiroit-Harvestev
Co.
(quar.)____
25c
(Chicago)
Assurance
Can,
preferred
$3.75
8-25
62c
—
Utilities Corp.
8-31
10- 1
(quar.)
class A
&
$2.50
70c
(quar.)_
10c
50c
Desilu
$2
(quar.)
Corp.
common
93%c
97V2C
l¥»c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Denver
5%
Continental
Corson
0
1
9-
T
Corroon &
$1.18%
Denver
8-10
5%
Insurance
8-14
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-10
30C
(quar.)_
(Toronto)
9-
M
8-10
1
20c
$1.25
1
1
9-
Dentists'
11c
(quar.)_
25c
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-
40c
Corp., Ltd—
(Ky.). (quar,)_
to—stockholders
Coro, Inc.
25c
(quar.)
8-10
—
8-14
Georgia Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
8-31
1
9-
1
59 %c
pfd.
9-
35c
*
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Central
:
'■
—
Electric
8-31
$25c
$12c
(quar.)
Extra
Central
1
55c
Gas
Lines,
Mill
Light,
(quar.)
Inc.___
debenture
10-
_.
Foods. Corp.,
Air
Dennison Mfg.,
6¥2c
—
Co.,
Power Co.
Continental
5%
pfd,
Food
9-15
10-
Delta
4
&
preferred
Dempster
62 ¥2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$4.52
(quar.)
Consumers Water Co.
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America, com.
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.50
12-18
1
7¥ac
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.16
-
5%
1
(quar.)
Life
Glass
Consumers
3
8-14
Co.—
(quar.)__.
I.j Co., 7%
1
8-
8-21
27 ¥2 c
dividend
Continental
(quar.)
&
9-10
preferred
9-
(quar.)
,—
—
Consumers
9-15
5
9-
40c
4.20%
Power
Class
(quar.)
Consolidated Launqries Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A (quar.)
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper (quar.)
8-14
8-25
9-10
9-
Carbon
Consolidated
8-21
1
9-
$20c
(quar.)
common
1
9-15
6V2C
General
8-17
8-17
(quar.)
20c
5¥4%
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
8-21
50c
preferred
—
Consolidated
8-24
4.56%
9-15
approval late in September)
Community-Public Service Co. (quar.)
Code Mills Corp., common
(quar.)
Stock
9-
8-31
87 ¥2 C
Light & Power, com. (quar.) —
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)_
8-14
9-15
$7.40
(quar.)
9-1
(quar.)___
»
Commonwealth, Life Insur.
Stock
dividend
(subject
9-15
93%c
10-
25c
preferred
preferred
Delaware
Detroit
(quar.)
9-15
6
9- 1
$1
10%
4.28%
.v-
50c
Stamping
10- 1
60c
$1.05
$1.25
3.70 %
8-20
9-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
$1.14
8-14
Denver
System
8-14
40c
9-11
87 ¥2 c
class A (accum.)
8-14
9- 4
(quar.)_:
1
$1 12 ¥2
——
9- 1
(initial)-
A
8-28
9- 1
:
Del Monte Properties
8
35c
(initial-monthly)
preferred
class
9- 4
12-4
9-10
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
(initial)
B
9-
Co.
&
Company
9-24
12-24
20c
Extra
$1.12¥a
—
(quar.)
Power
Co.
&
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-14
9-15
1-1-60
9-4
30c
15c
87¥2C
Phlpps Stores Inc., common
9-30
$1.50
''
9-4
1
10-
25c
(quar.).
9-
,
.
comjnon
Credit
Estates
25c
Corp
Broadcasting
Mun
60c
Connecticut
7
j
(Atlanta, Ga.)
Consolidated Electrodynamics
8-
1
*
9-30
1
9-
1
25c
(J.
10-15
9-15
$1
Co.
Stone
;
Quarterly
1
De
(Cinn.) —
Confederation Life Assn.
8-14
1
(quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp.
Case
10-
1
9-
8
6 ¥2 c
Connecticut
10-15
10-
%
i
10- 1
50c
Dejur-Amsco
Qo. (quar.)
Combined Enterprises,. Ltd.
(quar.)—
Combined Insurance Co. of America (quar.)
Combined Locks Paper Co., class A (quar.)
4%
1
9-
(quar.)
Scott
-
8-31
10-
$37 Vie
75c
common
Co.
preferred
4%%
8-15
9-
Ltd
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Pirie,
9-15
1
$15c
____
Company
Carpenter
*
8-31
10c
preferred
Carpenter
1
9-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Company,
1st
9-
1
10-15
.—
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Carborundum
4
—
Corp.,
preferred
Carnation
3-
10-
Deere
8-20
Commonwealth Incojne Fund
Commonwealth
International
4
Trust,
Investment
common
Mills
4-1-60
10c
(s-a)
Canadian Western Natural Gas Co., Ltd.—
Cannon
4-1-60
$$1.50
—
preference
4%
C
4
15c
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Power & Securities,
6%
4
3-
$50c
5%
Tire
9-
(quar.)
(quarterly from net in¬
-preferred
Canadian
1
com.—
Ltd.,
Co.,
Canadian Fund, Inc.
vestment income )
Ltd..
9-
10-
$30c
8-21
$1
Insursnce
Commercial' Shearing
Ltd.
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
10-1
&
common
Commercial
8-14
$18%C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
9-15
$31¥4C
(quar.)
class A
r
8-21
$29 </4c
$70c
1
—______——
Central
Columbian
9-30
$$1.10
—
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Vinegars, Ltd.
(increased)—_——
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.) —
convertible
7-31
1
10-
9-
12 ¥2%
Stores,
Columbia
8-10
$87 ¥2 C-
_
Canada
$1.25
$15c
$$1.15
$87 ¥2
h
Canada
Canadian
1
9-21
Dean
Elevator (quar.)
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
4% non-cumulative 1st preferred
1
8-31
8-24
Monthly
Milling
1
9-
$87 ¥2 c
»
Safeway,
9-
9-
9-15
$87¥2C
(s-a)
1
(s-a)
Canada
9-15
9-15
9- fl
5
Colorado
1
$32 ¥20
class A
B
Class
9-
$25c
(quar.)
common
&
Canada
9-15
27 c
(quar.)__
9-
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
New
1
25C
Dominion Sugar Ltd. (quar.)
Life Assurance Co. (quar.)
Malting, Ltd.. 4¥2% pfd. (quar.)__
Canada
9-
27 ¥2 C
.—.—
(quar.)
Cement, Ltd.,
$1.30
9-15
25c
—
(quar.)
6
9-11
9-
1
8-20
,50c
(quar.)____
55c
Co.—(quar.)_
Aikman (quar.)
Colorado
9-14
1
40c
(quar.)—
11-
9-28
10-
1
V
15c
75c
(quar.)__!
(quar.)„___
8%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light, common
3.75%
preferred A (quar.)__
3.75%
preferred B (quar.)
3.90% preferred C (quar.)
8%
common
(quar.)
International
Monthly
0
26¥iC
(quar.)
common
11-25
$1
9-
'"
,
(quar.)
A
15c
.
Acceptance Corp.,
5.%
5
(quar.)
California Interstate Telephone
5¥4%
preferred (quar.)
4
$1.18%
.—
(quar,)
Sand
4%
8-14
10-15
3%
—_
9-
Co.
&
Colonial
(quar.)
9-24
9-14
preferred
1
Dahlstrom Metallic Door
(quar.)
Davies (Theo. H.) & Co., Ltd
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
Illuminating
Colonial
8-14
3algary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
3
11-27
(quar.)
common
Colonial
1
9-
(Calif.)—
Power
10-
12-17
10-15
11-17
9-15
8-20
25c
65c
preferred
Collins
%
3al
10-22
—
_____
Colgate-Palmolive
8-14
9-
31 ¥4 C
(quar.)
t
9
25c
(quar.)—;__
Life
A
Class
8-14
7
v
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
9-14
(Del.)—
Co.
A
Coca-Cola
8-15
10c
45c
—
.
&
9-25
30c
(quar.)
10-20
1
8-25
12- 1
9-29
9- 1
Helene
,
.
Cyprus Mines Corp.
$1
!_—
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
8-21
25c
(quar.)
9-15
9-
9-10
28c
12¥20
Inc. (see
'"
'
Publishing, $1.60
preferred
(quar.)
Class
>
1
—
9-16
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
Industries,
Indus.)
12 ¥2 c
(quar.)
8-11
9-30
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
8-21
9-21
11-
25c
dividend
Stock
8-14
Corp.,
(quar.)
(Helene)
Class
Milling Machine,
Coastal States
9-11
9-21
1
&
preferred
4%
8-14
S-
7-31
9-
■
__—
8-11
9-10
•
9-24
(quar.)
Iron,
preferred
Clinton
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.—
7% gtd. (quar.)
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
7
9-
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
Cleveland
7
9-
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Curtis
8-31
9-
Finance
Cleveiand-Cliffs
7
99-
preferred
Service Co.
Engineering
preferred
Curtis
8-25
10-
Corp.
;
:
Civil Service Employees Insurance Co
Clark Controller Co,
(quar.)
Clark Equipment Co.
(quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
(s-a)
8-20
8-14
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)___
Cities
Civic
8-20
9-
Trust
&
1,
1
(quar.)
Tool
City Products Corp.
1
1
25c
Bldgs.
preferred
.
9-
Ltd.—
Co
M.)
9-
.
8-20
.*•
$1.05
:
participating class A
3urroughs Corp. (quar.)___
Brothers
8-14
1
9-15
$1.12 ¥2
___
45c
3yllesby
9-
9-15
Products
4%%
9-18
1
10-
4%
1
$1
Gas & Electric
Cleveland
(quar.)
Terminal
9-
60c
(quar.)___
Terminal
9-15
Cincinnati
in¬
(quar.)___
Butler
8-14
8-11
35c
(quar.)
3ush
1
1
Cuno
8-20
$2
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)!
8-14
1
99-
$1
preferred
Corp.
9-
30c
30c
2nd
pfd.
1
87 ¥2 c
41/2%
3ush
Title
10c
4.20%'
3urton-Dixie
Chicago
$1.25
income)
Dry
1
25c
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Burrard
9-
8-
20c
3¥2%
3urnham
Pneumatic
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quarterly
Corp.
Molded
8- 2
50c
9-10
9-10
$1
(quar.)
Chicago
Chicago
20%
divd.)
(stk.
Common
3urndy
preferred
8-14
8-24
37¥aC
3ullock's, Inc., common (increased)
Burlington Industries Inc.—
4%
A
Series
8-31
Forster
1
9-
87 ¥2 c
;
9-14
&
9-11
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Products Corp.
preferred
Forge
A
(quar.)
preferred
9-21
Crum
10-
$1.18%
8-15
8-14
6-30
32c
(initial)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
7 ¥2 c
(quar.)
8-17
8-31
America—
preferred
(quar.)
8-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Common
55c
1
(quar.)_
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
(quar.)
3udd Company, common
(quar.)
3uffalo
Common
8-14
1
8
of
convertible
1
$1.25
8-14
1
10-
8-14
Co.
9-
37¥ac
1
25c
■_
3runswig Drug Co.
5%
1
Chicago,
9-
8-
8-31
$1.06
9-15
4c
(quar.)
pfd.
common
Ltd.
Steel
5%%
3c
Burlington & Quincy RR. Co._
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
$3
(quar.)_
Steel
Chicago,
9-
95c
Shoe Co. (quar.)
3running (Charles)
Co.
(quar.)
3ruswick-Balke-Collender,
common
Buchanan
1
9-
15c
preferred
8
25c
ts-a)
3rown
5%
9-15
8-25
30c
(quar.)_
9-10
50c
$1.05
$2
A
(quar.)
1
9-
75c
(quar.)_____
10-15
1
10-
Corp.—
$4.20
Crucible
$4
common
2
11-
J21c
Inc.,
preferred
9-15
40c
)
9-18
10-15
11-
Corp.—
class
Co.,
Zellerbach
9-15
___
.
8
9-
Finance
9-15
$5c
(quar.)
8
9-15
Crown Cork & Seal Co.
9-15
37 Vic
8-17
9-30
2
25c
10c
25c
Crown
1
1
$1.12 ¥2
9- 1
10c
International
Mines,
1
30c
9-14
28¥aC
'quar.)
Crown
10-
4¥i%
Series
(quar.)
Sharpe
Co.
Gas
Corp.,
A
9-15
10-
10c
9-30
(quar.)
Cork
Class
,.
9-
1
Class B
Crown
9-10
' 9-10
Co.—
1
10-
________
income)—
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bigelow
Company
9-
1
10-
$1.16
„
9-
1
10-
10-
$1.34%
)
preferred
(quar.)
4%%>
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3¥2% preferred (quar.)
.
10-
1
Curtis
8
1
$50c
;
9-
10-
8-14
(quar.)
com.
$1.60
pfd.
Company
3rown
Chemetron
$37Vic
—
——
Apartments
Garden
&
Chattanooga
8
Gas Co.—
preferred
3rooklyn
8
9-
$69c
(quar.)
Taunton
9-
1
8-31
(Canada)
(Boston)—
1
8-28
$1.19
Fibre,
investment
10-
$62c
—
Ltd.,
(From
7-31
9-14
$1.04
—
(quar.)
B.)
Fund
Chase
10-
$$1.19
—
(quar.)—
preferred
8-24
8-24
$56c
_____—_—
Brockton Edison Co., 5.60%
6.40%
9
9
$$1
(quar.)__
preferred
\
$53c
—_—
(quar.)____——
-preferred
10-
10-
7d
7d
Ltd.—
4 ¥4%
preferred
'
9-
8-31
Sexton
1
10- 1
3l¥»c
(quar.)_
10-
$1.50
pfd.
10- 1
12V2C
(quar.)
Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Cromptovi & Knowles Corp.
(quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Refining
&
nref.
(A.
9-15
&
9-10
12Vzc
(quar.)
conv.
Crown
!
Fund
&
Oil
conv.
Chance
.
(quar.)
I
preferred
Champlin
1
$3
(interim)
Electric,
preferred
10-
8-15
1
67 ¥2 c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)_
8-14
1
10-15
pfd.
(quar.)
Paper
Ltd.—
regis,
Co.
Mutual
Champion
9-15
1
9-
20c
933/4C
bearer
ord.
10-
25c
■
.
(quar.)
dep. rets. ord.
Belt
Champion
4
9-
class A
preferred
Petroleum
4%%
Service—
preferred (quar.)——_
Century Industries
(quar.)
:
Chain
10-1
Cribben
9-18
10c
5% %
8-18
9-1
SI(.25
.
Public
Vermont
9-
15c
(quar.).
9-18
9-30
45c
(quar.)
10-
9-30
(quar.)„
(quar.)
4.75%
5
&
$1
$1.23
(quar.)
9-
Amer.
5¥2%
Telephone Co.,. 5.40%
9
9-20
1
Amer.
5%
I
10-
Crescent
Co.—
10-
9-
8-20
(quar.)
West.Corp.
Wire
10-10
13c
iritish-American Tobacco Co.
4%
Steel
B
conv.
9-10
25c
Central
$62 ¥2 c
(quar.)
6%
—
common
& South
7
investment income)
preferred
Iritish
Corp.,
Central
8-
87 %C
:—
irillo Mfg. new com. (initial-quar.)__——;
Jristol-Myers, new common (initial)—
j
Central Securities
9-10
12 V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Class
9-11
$1.12¥a
1
&
9-11
1
44c
(quar.)
1
of North America, Ltd.—
(quar.)
;
J.)
preferred
9-
60c
1
10-
Service Inc.,
(quar.)
!
Holder*
Payable oi Rec.
Share
Finance
10-
Electric
Louisiana
10-
5%
Credit
$1.16
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)___
4.50%
1
Name oj Company
8-28
9-18
$l.i2¥a
.
preferred
Central
8-20
5oyles Bros. Drilling Co., Ltd.—
60c
partic., class A (quar.)
!'3%%
4.92%
9-10
—
c
Public. Service,
3%
(From
Corp.
(E.
8-21
9-15
(
3¥2%
Stores
preferred
irach
4%
1
25c
preferred
5 ¥2%
9-19
9-
25c
dividend
;owater
9-30
Central. Illinois
;
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Food
sorman
8-14
Payable oj Rec.
38c
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)____
J
Stock
:orden
(quar..)
preferred
75c
(quar.)
1
(increased)
common
preferred
20c
_____
Light,
4¥2%
9-15
35c
'
Share
"
4.64%
-
1
10-
$1.40
—
•oeing Airplane Co.
(quar.)
;ohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.
";ooth
9-15
1
10-
$1.06 ¥4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
law-Knox Co. (quar.)__
.loch, Bros. Tobacco, 6%
preferred
;lue Bell,
Inc. (quar.)____
5.60%
Illinois
Central
When
Per
.
Valley Gas & Electric
Jackstone
Name 0/ Company
Payable 0] Rec
Share
Name of Company
13
(quar,)_
*25c
10- *
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(778)
14
Per
13
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
——
*
*—
——
5.65 %
6.40%
——
—
Battery
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
Electronics Investment
Electric
(quar.)
Storage
dividend)
(stock
Eitel-McCullough
Corp. (stock dividend)
Electric
Auto-Lite
(increased)
Elect
Industries
Emery
8-14
5%
8-14
9-
8-14
5.20%
5.16%
>9-
8-14
9-
8-14
8-14
9-
lB-14
9-
8-14
General
9-
8-14
5%
9-
8-14
8-26
8-
4
8-17
8-10
4.75%
preferred
9-
3
5.28%
preferred
8-14
8-26
Genung's,
1
8-15
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
Certificates
of beneficial
interest
$118%
$1.25
$3.50
35c
30c
9-
1
8-14
preferred (quar.)—_.
preferred (s-a)
Employers Reinsurance Corp.
(quar.)
Emporium-Cap well Co. (quar.)
—
9-
1
8-14
10-
9-10
8-20
preferred
Equity Corp.,
$2
Erie
&
Erie
Railroad,
Erlanger Mills, common
(quar.)
Gold
1
8-10
Golden
50c
87%c
$1.25
pfd. (quar.):
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
RR.
5%
8-10
$1.09
conv.
Pittsburgh
1
9-
9-
1
8-21
Extra
Gorham
Coe
Fabrex
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-17
f-SO
8-31
Government
9-15
8-24
Grace
(W.
Extra
8-24
Grace
National
9-15
25c
:
Fairbanks,
Morse & Co.
(quar.)_;
Whitney—
$1.60 convertible preferred (accum.)
9-
35c
Grafton
8-12
1
Fairmont Foods, common
4% preferred (quar.)
Fall River Gas, 6% preferred
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Farmers
&
Traders
Life
Insurance
(quar.),
Corp.
(quar.)
Fed-Mart
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (s-a)
class A (quar.)
8-28
Granite
1
9-15
Great
8-28
Great Lakes
Dredge & Dock Co.
Paper Co., Ltd.,
5c
Quarterly
9-
1
8-15
5c
1
12-
1
City
Steel
Atlantic
&
8-21
9-
1
8-18
11-14
5%
preferred
1
Fedders
Corp.
(quar.)
Federal Chemical
Co.
Pacific
Stock
(quar.)
1
9-
1
8-15
9-15
8-14
Electric
Paper
Inc.
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-
7
9-15
9-
3
9-
4
Horn
5%
9-
1
8-29
:
1
10-
11-25
9-11
50c
_
8-28
9-15
8-
3
8-25
20c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
S-30
u>
8-
1
5
4.60%
pfd.
(Marshall)
&
8-12
31'Ac
9-
1
8-12
Class
(quar.)
B
Firestone
lc
4%%
&
Marshall
National
Fishman
Flintkote
$4
11-
1
10-
2
4
5%
H.),
2nd
4.50%
Grocery
9-11
8-18
Grolier
40c
9-
9-
4
9-
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
Utilities,
com.
B
B
Ford
voting
Motor
Class
A
Class
Foremost
18c
28c
10-
1
1
Pitt
Fort
Ts-aj™]
25c
15c
-
^
35c
~
Inc.
Garrett
(R.
9-
1
9-
2
25c
5c
E.)
Co.
Co.
9-15
8-20
37 %c
conv.
quar)
9-
10-10
9-30
9-10
8-17
9-
1
8-11
$1
9-
3
25c
9-15
9-
1
8-14
$2
10-
1
9-17
9
common
1
31 'Ac
9-30
9-15
20c
9-15
8-14
a7%
9-21
30c
i
8-13
9-15
9-
1
9-
4
8-
7
9-
65c
(quar.)I""~2I~~
Co.
2
Advertising
General
Portland
Genera!
9-15
8-31
Gulf
States
8-31
8-37
9-15
9-15
$1.25
9-30
9-18
(quar.)
Color
$1.25
12-30
12-11
45c
57%c
10-15
10-1
(quar.)
Chemical
&
1
8-14
9-10
8-13
30c
Investors
(out
(quar.
>111111
Cement
(quar.)
Indiana
Gas
Indiana
Steel
8-28
8-13
7c
8-28
8-13
8-28
8-13
Indianapolis Water Co., common
5% preferred A (quaj.)
4JA%
preferred B
(quar.)_
7c
8-28
8-13
8-28
8-13
Water
&
Electrica
de
Mexico
Co.,
preferred
8-28
8-13
8-13
8-28
8-13
8-28
8-13
8-28
8-28
8-13
8-31
9-21
8-31
9-14
8-24
and
23c
investment
11-
2
10-
5
\
-
Equipment—
(quar.)___
Utilities Corp—
(initial)
75 c
"
9-15
8-28
9-15
8-28
53c
9-15
8-28
8-
P-15
—
International
International
3-14-60
2-23
Nickel
(Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Paper Co., common (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
$4
7
International
Petroleum
Co.,
1
9-15
International
Resistance
Co,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Silver
International
Utilities
$4.40
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
9-15
8-20
$4.44
Interprovincial
preferred
Pipe
(quar.)
$1.11
9-15
8-20
$5
preferred
Interstate Bakeries Corp., com.
(quar.)
$1.25
9-15
8-20
preferred
(quar.)
Mines Ltd. (s-a)
$1.27
9-15
8-20
$75c
9-17
9-
Refractories
General
steel
Hajoca
Generai Telephone
preferred
Co.
Telephone
$1.30 preferred
$1.30 preferred
$1.32 preferred
Calif
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.00 preferred
of
Co.
of
B
Hallnor
(quar.)
Mines,
Hamilton
5%
Oil
1
8-14
$25c
12-28
11-28
60c
9-25
9-10
common
Ltd.,
(quar.)
$22 %c
9-15
8-28
20c
9-15
8-28
$1
9-15
8-28
common
25c
International,
Chemical
Schaffner
&
Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.).:
pfd.
9-
1
8-
5
27'/2c
9-
1
8-
5
25c
11-15
10-23
8-25
A
10-
1
9-10
$1.12%
10-
1
9-10
50c
9-1G
8-25
11c
9-
(quar.)
(initial)__
com.
preferred
Hartford
Gas
$1.25
9-
1
8-12
45c
9-
1
8-11
$1.50
10c
$$1.62
10-20
910-
4
1
10-
6
8-21
S-ll
9-1C
8-26
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Mfg.
8-24
7-27
9-
8-10
48 %c
common
(quar.)_
(quar.).
Co.
preferred
preferred
D
(quar.)
Pineapple
10-23
Hecla
Mining
Co.
10-23
Heinz
(H.
Co.,
3.65%
J.)
S-18
9-10
8-31
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
6%-preferred
Class
10-15
10-
5
25c
10-15
10-
Growth
Investors
Loan
Extra
6%
preferred
A
$2.50
27 %c
10-15
10-
5
28%c
10-15
10-
5
25c
(quar.)
9-14
10-
9-14
10c
4.80%
4.80%
Iowa
1
8-17
9-10
+60c
10-15
9-15
10-15
10c
3.90%
4.20%
9-15
10-24
8-31
8-17
9-
9
8-31
9-
1
E-22
lc
9-
1
8-22
75c
9-
1
8-22
9-30
8-31
semi-annually)
t35p
S-30
8-31
37'/2c
11-2
10-19
11-
2
10-19
40c
10-
1
60c
10-
1
S-15
9- 1
7-13
of
Rhode
Island—
& Power,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
& Light, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
40c
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
20c
S-
1
8-7
93%c
9-1
8-7
97'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
8-28
10-
$1.20
9-1
8-7
9-
8-7
$1.05
common
preferred (quar.)
$1.76
9-25
9-15
82'/2c
(quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.,
45c
$1.08%
(quar.)
Service, common
preferred (quar.).
preferred
preferred
5
+35c
Public
3.75%
11-
3c
25c
preferred
8-14
9-
$10'/2c
—
Power
3.30%
4.35%
7
semi-anually)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
Iowa
8-31
8-
10-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
1
Ltd.—
(increased
preferred
1
15c
$1
(Canada)
(quar.)
Electric Light
8-10
8-14
10- 1
Extra
Iowa
1
1
40c
.1
Co.
1
99-
Inc.—
common
(increased
Trust
9-
9-
common.......
Fund
Syndicate,
Common
Class
8-14
8-12
t75c
(quar.)_
—
—
Investors
Investors
8-21
9-1
22c
com.
Services,
Corp.,
8-21
5c
37'/2c
(quar.)!___
A
Investors
8-24
(quar.)
34c
1
9-15
9- 1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
44c
9- 1
8-14
35%c
>
5
8-31
12 %c
preferred
Diversified
8-4
9-21
9-14
8-10
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Investors Commercial,
Investors
Ltd.,
5
25c
(quar.)
11-15
9-18
9-29
21'Ac
(quar.)
10-23
15
9-29
25c
preferred E (quar.)
5'/2%
preferred F (quar.)_
5%%
preferred G (quar.)
11-15
Foundation,
4%%
(quar,)—
(quar.)
11
50c
7%c
1
C
32'/2c
1
50c
^
5%
Hawaiian
Investment
8-5
9-14
$1.20
new
1
9-1
50s
(quar.)
Engineering,
9-
8-11
9-10
8-12
1
25c
Marx
32 %c
33c
5
Electric Light Co.—
3.90%
5%
9-15
11-
$1.06'A
Hammond
4'A%
8-10
20c
Co.,
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
5% preferred B (quar.)
22 '/2c
preferred
8-25
8-28
j
$1
25c
tl7'/2c
(quar.)
Credits, Ltd
Line (quar.)_
Interstate Motor Freight System
Securities
^
9-18
Hastings
9-18
8-10
9-30
9-
9-30
1
25c
7-31
40c
1
(quar.)
9-28
4
9-
11-16
(quar.).
Common
(voting trust certificates)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co., common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)_
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Hartford
9-
$$1.25
Watch
Farms
9-
8-14
(quar.)
(extra)
$4c
Co.,
1
(quar.)
Mfg.
Hamilton
25c
9-
Co.
Scotia)
Cementing
Ltd.
Cotton
preferred
Hamilton
(Nova
Well
8-28
—
__!
(quar!)
Insurance
Halliburton
50c
50c
Florida—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp,
Halifax
(quar.)
(quar.),
28c
(quar.)III
2
$4.80
Interstate
Corp.
Interstate
8%
(quar.)
Castings
=«.\
Building
Co.
t65c
75c
9-10
9-15
9-10
3
f30c
Ltd.____
Interprovincial
_
General
12c
1
International
Hardee
40c
"~I—
(initial)!""""
and
1
8-20
Hart,
preferred
(quar!)Z!ZIIII
junior preferred
se¬
9-
8-20
Water
8-17
8
10-
9-15
Hackensack
9-15
8-20
22c
9-15
Gunnar
9-
1
preferred B (quar.)
31'Ac
Internatiorial Cigar Machinery Co. (quar.)_w
25c
International
Breweries, Inc. (quar.)
25c
International Business Machines (quar.)_—
50c
International Harvester,
7% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
International Investors, Inc.
(from net in¬
vestment income)
—6c
25c
Harshaw
5
realized
income
$1.05
(initial-quar.)
9-22
5%
8-21
$1.16
9-
50c
Fund—
from realized securities profits
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
11-20
8-
2
8-3
12-3
invest¬
from
from
(quar.)_,
common
$4.20
9-11
10-
:—
profits)
9-14
9-10
31-
40c
;
(12c
Institutional Foundation
12-14
10-
9-10
1
35c
Bank Fund
from
10-
8-14
Ltd.—
preferred
New
9-30
2
8-10
9-10
9-1
1-2-60
8-28
8-13
9- 1
10- 1
$3
8-13
income
8-19
25c
$1.25
$1.06%
75c
8-28
Shares,
Institutional
9-10
——
Institutional
8-28
8-20
9- 1
A.—
Inland
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
8-13
9-18
S-15
(quar.)_______
common
8-13
8-13
8-19
10- 1
—
(s-a)
8-13
curities
7-31
1
11-16
8-13
8-13
.
7
24c
8-28
8-28
.
9-
9-
30c
-
8-28
8-28
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
S.
8-28
12c
10%
$37'/aC
s—
shares
American
10c
1
9-11
9-11
and
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Products
Ingersoll-Rand
Utilities-
25c
11-
current
of
8-13
ment
8-14
1G-
4c
)
earnings)
8-28
6%
9- 1
$50c
$1.25
8-20
93 %c
-
Corp.—
Development (stock dividend)
Imperial-Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
8-13
62 %c
9-10
'
(quar.)
Paper
Imperial
$1.25
(quar.)
8-17
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)__
Co., 4.64%~preferred
Power
8-21
8-31
$1.25
(initial)
new jcom.
common
8-28
9-10
8-31
9-10
10- 1
9-30
Door,
Extra
8
15c
60c
50c
Precision
5%%
8-28
10c
Organ Co. (quar.)
Handy & Harman, common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com. (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harbor Plywood Corp.
(quar.)_
■_
10c
(quar.)
$1.25
Outdoor
common
9-28
60c
(final")
(quar.)______
New
9-
9-11
2
38c
(quar.)
Public
9-
—
G$?7? IS22rs P°rp"
$3.75
preferred
preferred
9-11
9-21
50c
~~~~~
"
finance
Corp.
(quar ) "
Foods Corp.
(quar)
""
preferred
9-25
25c
(quar.)______.
Ltd.
Merchandise
8-14
1
50c
3%
(quar.)
(quar )
Co.
9-16
9-
30c
preferred
Cigar
Electric,
9-30
20c
—
Corp
1
8-15
8-14
(quar.)
Corp.
Builders
9-
1
1
(quar.)
(Ga.)
General
General
8-27
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Gulf
1
9-30
Corp.—
(quar.)
60c conv preferred (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., com.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil
2
9-
—
General
$2.98
9-
9-15
50c
(quar!)]
(increased
(quar.)
General America
$1.60
11-
9-
(quar )
Acceptance Corp.!"common'"
General
8-14
9-15
$1.
(s-a)
Co.
Service
$5
11-16
$1.75
Gauley Coal Land
General
1
10c
(quar.)
8-14
12-15
15c
Co.
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co..
commW"(quar.)!
General
9-
8-19
9-15
J45c
50c
Mortgage,
Quarterly
10c
_
common
8-18
8-31
9-15
-
35c
Erie
&
8-27
9c
Consumer Finance
Class A
9- 1
35c
(quar.)
9-30
8c
,
€-18
12'/2c
(quar.)
com.
5c
Shares
Shares
Guardian
8-14
1
12-31
30c
pfd."7quarT)"~r
Packing
Gas
General
9-
3%
(quar.)
Loom
Corp.
Light
5%
9-15
8-21
-
Industries,
preferred
(quar.)
3c
Shares
Utilities
v
1
Refining Co*,
&
8c
Stock
Tobacco
Oil'&
Foods
4c
Shares
1
25c
12c
Equipment Shares
Steel
8-18
9-
60c
;
$5.08
the
Gas
General
10-
8-31
(quar.)_
(George A.)
Garlock
8-14
25c
_
Funsten
9-15
20c
:
(s-a)
preferred
Fuller
8-11
8-14
8-18
9-1
39^gC
preferred
(quar.)
Production (quar.)
5c
Shares
*-14
•
35%c
6c
Shares
Bond
Railroad
9-10
9-15
25c
~
(quar.)_
Company
Petroleum
Railroad
8-24
$2.75
Works
preferred
of
1
7
-
t$1.25
I"
(quarA
(s-a)
Company
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6%
Frontier Refining,
common
7%
1
8-18
32c
6c
Railroad
Franklin Electric (stock
dividend)Freeport Sulphur Co.
(quar.)^
Z~l~
Friedman Realty Co.
(quar.)
Fruit
8-24
9-
t$1.25
Wayne & Jackson RR—
5'/2%
Foxboro
8-
9-
8-18
6c
—
8-28
1
Imperial
Equipment
Shares
8-17
9-10
9-
Industria
Machinery
1
31'Ac
10c
.
8-14
9-
preferred (quar.)
$5.12 preferred
(quar.)
5.70%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
10c
Shares
8-18
9-10
1
Corp.,
4c
'
9- 3
" 40c
30c
(quar.);
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co., com.
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
7
FUNDS
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
35c
,
$1.06'A
9-
Paper
accumulated
Fund
9-18
8-21
9-1
&
preferred
7-23
,
9-30
9- 1
$1.25
9-14
Pulp
Incorporated
Fund
Shares
$1.12%
Hardart
8-
income.
Shares
Industrial
10-30
8-18
9
25c
Shares
Chemical
Food
8-25
Canada Ltd.—
Dairies,
Bridge
9-18
12-15
•
35c
(quarTf-
1
9-11
8-27
5c
Building
9-18
10-
20c
*75c
1%
$18%c
Shares
9-18
10-
(quar.)__
Formsprag
Bond
Bond
8-18
Quarterly
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
8-20
60c
of
General
2
9-11
13c
Automobile
INDUSTRY
3
6-
20c
8-27
Capital Growth Fund
The Fully Administered Fund
The
8-20
8-
8-24
Fund
8-20
$1.18%
(quar.)__
B
Stock
Institutional
10-
1
35'Ac
6%
9-15
1
8-27
8-28
9-30
The
The
11-
9-1
9-11
9-29
25c
•___
8-20
~~
pfd.
12 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)l
8-14
8-20
1
1
9-
9-13
31VaC
5%
20c
1
9-15
12-
10-
8-18
9-13
9-10
Huttig. Sash &
$1.25
9-15
9-15
Co
Ford Motor Co.
4
$1.12%
;
(quar.)
non-voting
9-
12-10
1%
(quar.)
9-15
Wallace—
Class
8-14
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
Mart, Inc. (quar.)
Class
8
$1.12%
(quar.)
4%%
Forbes &
9-
8-14
Common
1
12c
,
Ltd.
Canada,
Products
Inc.
»-
8-18
8-28
40c
50c
preferred
Hunt
9-10
8-19
8-28
20c
—
8-29
12V2C
common
$1.06'A
45c
(quar.)
$1.12
Food
17'/2c
1
1
of
Company,
5%
$1
common
2nd
910-
Lines
Store
$5
—.—~—-
25c
Humble
1
8-10
1
2
9- 2
8-19
$1.06'A
&
Huron
Corp.
Group Securities, Inc.—
Payments from net investment
GENERAL FUNDS
4
9-15
50c
A_.
Financial
Society,
The
Flying
$3
9-15
$1.12'/2
9-
9-
9-
9-30
8-29
"
(Houston) —
dividend—
Greyhound'
8-21
(quar.)
conv.
Public
9-
8-29
45c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$25
40c
Company,
,.'4%%
Fort
9-21
Field
(quar.)
Ins.
4'A%
Rubber—
preferred
Florida
Stock
2
Stores
(M.
9-11
10-
;
preferred
Life
Western
1
(s-a)
1
9-
9-15
9-30
$35
Extra
75C
(quar.)
Green (H. L.) Co. (stock dividend)
Gregory Industries (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
9-11
9-22
42'/2C
First
Great
11-
(quar.)
Tire
9-22
lc
30c
see
15c
—
8-31
1
56'Ac
Co.
(quar.)
1
7%c
(Boston)
$70c
—
(quar.)
8-21
40c
1
9-
Co.
8-21
40o
Great Southern
9-
9-25
9-15
(quar.)
Finance Corp. of America—
A
Ry.
9-
Corp.
Class
Paper
Northern
35c
(quar.)
Associates
Filtrol
Northern
Great
28%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
;
Fifty
Great
1
9-
8-24
9-11
$7.50
—
Hugoton
$62 %C
(quar.)——:
8-21
8-21
9-15
Ltd.—
2
$6c
:
5%
{
8-14
9-
9-30
16c
(annual)—_—
Oil
$1.41
'
•
8-1
$35
______—____
Club
8-31
Ltd.—
——
Turf
8-14
9-25
preferred
Hudson
M
8-14
1
6.25%
8-14
$31'Ac
(quar.)__
com.
9-10
HOC
—
(quar.)
9-
40c
t30c
Co
Tea
1
9-
15c
_
15c
.9-
35c
—
(N. Y.)
" .y
(quar.)
Hoskins Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
4
Houston Lighting & Power (quar.)
Howard Stores, 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Hubinger Company (quar.)
Hudson Bay
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.
Quarterly •
8-24
9-15
12-15
8-14
15c
quar.)_____
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—
(quar.)
Hoover Company, class A common (quar.)
Class B common (quar.)_
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
8-18
1
Chemical
$4.25
9-25
15c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Utilities,
1
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)—-—
Consolidated
Gold
Mines
Honolulu
—
9-
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Homestake Mining Co. (quar.)
9-10
$2
(quar.)—1—
9-
20c
$2.25
Field
3
Gas
preferred
preferred
$2.80
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sign & Signal Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Federated Corp. (Dela.) class A
(monthly).
Class B
(monthly)
-.
Ferro
8-
1
Northern
$2.50
9-10
5%
Board.
Federal
Common
8-20
1
E.)
Co.
$
9-
12- »
Ltd.
5%
•
12-16
34%c
Canada.
Electronics
Homasote
8-15
}25c
___
(quar.)
25c
Bearings,
dividend
Federal
Great
8-14
9-
30c
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federal
$1
^Warehouse
Compress
Federal Insurance
8-28
9-
25c
'
_/■
Co.—.
Mfg.
9-16
30c
Extra
9-15
9-
8-14
45c
Annual
-
Federal
8-14
1
J45c
Extra
3
10-
.
(quar.)
Pacific
1
9-
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Paper Co. of
Dauch
Hollywood
25c
$1.20 Class B pref. (quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
9-15
1
9-11
}25c
Ltd.,
1
10-
8-20
9-5
common
Quarterly
";''v Extra
4
9-21
4
50c
—
(quar.)
9-18
$3
9-
1
9-
40c
Insurance
(quar.)
Bank
Co.,
&
Co.
&
8-14
9-
.
10-
*
9-25
10-
35c
10-
(Syra¬
N. Y.)
cuse,
8-31
50c
8-28
25c
9-21
8-
9-1
preferred
&
8-25
10c
preferred A (quar.)
Hooker
'quar.)
Great Lakes
(quar.)
Hobart
60c
$1
(quar.)
8-17
$1.50
(quar.)
1
_
Corp.
1
9-
30c
(quar.)—__—
10-
40c
Quarterly
Hires
(Charles
10c
30c
(quar.)_
8-14
50c
Graham-Paige Corp., 6% pfd,
Grand Union Co., new com.
9-16
9-30
8-31
25c
—
Employees
R.)
Class A
Fairbanks
80c
8-21
40c
Co.
(quar.)
Batteries Inc.
Gould-National
85c
37'/2c
(quar.)
(Initial)
Bearing
1
$1.25
W.)
(H.
15c
Gregg,
&
Corp.
Fafnir
10-
5%
10c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Gossard
Faber,
Hinde
Hollinger
—
Common
7
8-13
8-28
20c
—
8-
1
8-21
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd—
8-31
9-10
9-
8-21
1
30c
Stock Telegraph
Nugget, Inc.
&
8-21
1
10-
10c
(quar.)__
Gillette
Co.
(quar.)
Glen Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
9-
1
10-
(quar¬
Products
Industries
10-
5'/2%
9-15
45c
Hotels Corp.,
Hilton
Hoffman
Gerber
8-14
8-21
$2.50
9-18
1
1
4
8-14
87'/2c
Common
10-
1
9-
9-1
8-31
$1.09%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__!'_
Electric Light Co., common
66c
(quar.)
8-14
9-
8-21
54 %c
(s-a)—
1
12 %c
43%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-25
Giobe-Wernicke
9-30
preferred
9-
9-15
60c
$4.37'/2
53'/a c
terly from investment income)—
Georgia-Pacific Corp., new com. (initial)__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Credit
Co.
50c preferred
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common
Rubber
8-15
8-15
17 %c
1
preferred
1
1
8-31
9-15
30c
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)___—
Heyden-Newport Chemical, com. (quar.)_
9-15
5c
(quar.)
common
9-15 1
20c
(quar.)
Products,
(quar.)
preferred
Hllo
—
9-
&
9-
10c
1%
Co.
59% C
9-15
Inc.
6%
9-
55c
.
9-
Tire
8-15
1
9-
Payable of Rati.
Inc.—
(quar.)
dividend
Mfg.
3'/z%
(quar.)
General
A
Stock
Eblden
When
Share
Industries,
55c
(quar.)
9-21
Class
Hensen
56c
4.40%, preferred (quar.)
9-30
8-15
$1.25
—
8-31
8-15
Wisconsin—
of
preferred
—
8-17
1
1
55c
(quar.)
——»_—,—__
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common (increased-quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
8-21
9-15
Co,
8-15
9-
9-
9-
Company
Curtis
Hercules Galion
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20 preferred (quar.
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)______
—;——
25c
7%
conv.
—
1
$1.30
64 %c
—
(quar.)___—
25c
—
5%
4.36%
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
Telephone
Per
Name of
Helene
preferred
preferred
H older t
Payable of Rec.
Kentucky—
40c
•,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Equitable
of
Co.
9-
60c
r
Corp. (quar.)_
Consolidated Gas
Electrographic
Elizabethtown
9-
Share
Company
General Telephone
9-15
When
Per
Name of
8-28
9-
Jl.OoA
$1.34
$1.37 %
$1;37%
$1.41'A
$1.42
$1.60
50c
30c
3c
100%
"%
._
—
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.) _—
preferred
—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
5.50%
5.68%
of Rec.
9-30
$1.25
•-
.
H oldert
Payable
32%c
$1.02/2
(quar.)____
Natural Gas, common
preferred
iquar.)
preferred
<quar.)_
4.875%
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.).
<quar.)__:
5.36 %
preferred
Paso
4.10%
4.25%
When
Share
Name o] Company
Monday, August 24, 1959
91 %C
9-21
1C-
1
8-20
8-21
£>-11
Iron
Fireman
Jaeger
Jamaica
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Machine
Water
15c
9-
1
8-10
30c
9-10
8-24
55c
8-10
8-20
$1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
9-30
9-15
(quar.)_
(increased)
Supply Co.,
common
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)_:
$5 preferred class A (quar.)
(Continued
on page
48)
>
Volume 190
Number 5875
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(779)
Stock Record
Neiw York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
30% Jan
3
43% Jan
13
102 % Jan
7
14
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Jan
3
40 % Dec
71% Nov
120
Nov
Lowest
29
40 % Jan
7
20
59% Feb
112% Feb
18
134
Apr
3
37% July 15
49% Oct
14% Jan
2
24% Nov
18
15% July 22
23% Jan
19% Jan
3
29% Oct
14
2b
34% July 15
J0% Mar
9
20% Jan
2
29% Dec
24
47% Jan
27% Apr
31
24% Jan
6
33 % Oct
9
82
1
97
Nov
11
Oct
Jan
33
2
57
2
8
Jan
2
2
125
Jan
2
19% Dec
29
17 % Jan
28
16% Jan
28
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
7
Jan
12
21
79% Feb
3
Dec
16
315% Apr
30
3
3% Feb
9
6% Mar 19
13
8
297
2% Jail
3
5
July
24% Jan
2
34
Dec
31
30
11%
Jarji
2
20% Nov
7
19
14
Jan
2
26
Dec
9
Jun
30
76
Aug 10
23% Jan
2
16
2
80% Nov 24
10 y8 Dec
77% Jun
30
1191
Nov
13
280
80
Jan
21
9% Jan
July 31
93
Jan
160
30
8
7
12 Aug 14
hi Aug 18
——
---
Jan
22% Apr
38% Aug
'
-
4ysJan
May 19
83 % Nov
49 % Jan
Jan
2
29% May 11
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
328
Apr 22
193% Jan
72
Aug 17
61
94% Jan
12
84
23
Abbott
17
160
Dec
29
Jan
2
2061/4 Apr
14% Apr
2
33
Dec
30
32 % Jan
28
49% Nov
11
44 y2 Jan
7
Dec
12
7
95% Aug
12% Feb 10
102
92
Jan
2
132
18
Jun
16
43% Jan
9
91
12
100
18
Apr
Dec
16
15% Oct
6
72% Apr
29
96% Oct
7
36%
Jun~12
57
Dec"l7
Apr
8
28% Aug 19
Aug
7
21% Mar 20
2
43% Oct
13
39 V2 Jan
5
S4y2 Apr
♦4% Feb
10 y2 May 19
15% Jan
21
10% Jun
17
14V4 Feb
35% Jan
2
55 % Dec
11
52 y2 Jan
74
6
27
Jan
Jan
76
Jun
26% Feb
91% Jan
2
Nov
17
27
Jan
2
42% Oct
31
32% May
26
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
27
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
13
22
111
104
Jan
1
No par
Corp
33
28%
28%
28%
4.600
451/2
45%
500
110%
19%
15,200
30%
3,100
85 Va
6,700
32>/4
32
28%
29 Va
28%
46 %
46
46
45i/2
28%
45%
♦45
111%
29 Va
108%
109V2
18%
19'/2
33
_
No par
86
100
*322
Rights
4%%
Inc.,
$4
1
____100
prior preferred
Industries
No par
preferred
10
Allied
36%
37
110
*175
Allied
No par
No par
19%
*40
%
29
117
Aug
4
19% Feb
4
May
1
77% May 11
25
39 y8 July 15
115% July 24
4.08%
10
common
convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited—;
Aluminum Co
of
—No par
America
1
*116
34%
4%
19%
19'%
19'%
37
36 %
36%
ft
ii
,
82
11%
IIV4
31%
.19%
191/2
36
12%
♦104'%
180
194
2,300
8,200
363/b
9,000
tt
141,400
ft
82
110
6,300
31%
82
10%
5
*82
83V2
113/4
12
110
*104'%
110
194
*185
10
51,500
~40
195
.'367/8
363/4
55
39 3%
56
53%
54 Va
38%
39 Va
55%
*96'%
8,000
563/4
57'%
58i/2
10,4000
*96%
28'/a
98%
*96%
98%
27
27%
118
122
121%
117
119
i 19
27 Va
28%
19%
54%
54
55
53 Va
40%
40%
*113
35%
35
35%
35'/a
33%
xl 04%
34%106
*96%
983/4
*40
11
59%
27'%
27 '/a
118'%
19
19%
19%
533/4
19
35%
115
983/4
119'%
19%
900
53%
54'%
54%
54%
40 3%
40%
2,500
41
11 Va
19%
Va
27
40 Va
19%
106%
106
322
35 V2
125
35%
5
31
191/a
180
81
Mfg
4%
30%
3,300
37
60%
7
4%
*104 %
130
30%
85
*315
5,200
36%
34%
11
31%
86
325
311%
40%
54%
19V8
31
♦81 %
110
180
56%
24%
11
*102 %
~
98%
120%
82
110
20
2,400
37%
55%
1
851/2
*318
ft
11%
180
36%
*96%
5
Mills
11%
*104%
.18
Corp
Inc:
*31 %
*30%
86
325
hi
82
11%
311%
85%
109%
19%
35%
19%
37
%
*108
19
4%
19%
1
Co„
Laboratories
*81.
5
28%
108
18%
*319
31%
19%
100
Inc__
Chemical
Kid
4
19%
100
preferred A
Allied
24
31 %
y36%
common
Allied
Allied
31
5
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
4%
30%
It
convertible
86%
330
5
wi
conv
86
*320
4%
_1
common
Alleghany Corp
6%
.
preferred
5%%
86%
330
2
2
——
108
x30%
31
41
11 Va
11%
11%
ll3/4
60
59%
593/4
81
80%
80%
150
353/0
76,700
118'%
59%
'81
*79%
33%
34%
113%
593/4
♦80
113%
34
34%
*112
"•34%
32%
33%
102 %
103V4
333%
347%
35
121
*116
34%
333%
107%
500
6,300
3,100
100
34%
4,300
35%
343%
107
33,200
15,800
125
34
343/4
1033/4
.
27%
119
98,100
13,500
1073/4
Amalgamated Leather Co—
46
21
53% Dec
15
47 V4 Jun
16
81
25
Apr 29
114% Sep
33% Jan
17
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
9
125% Oct
10
44% Nov
12
34 y2 Jan
13
27 Va Apr
7
58 y2 Dec
40% Oct
31
19% Feb
25
33% Jan
118
42% Jan
33% July
14
47% Dec
106% Feb
5
6%
convertible preferred—
Amalgamated
Amerace
Amerada
35% Apr
30
33% Apr
9
9
3%%
2
49% Aug 21
Amer
16
Airlines
7
38 Va Jan
S
64% May 29
39% May
6
American
58
Aug
3
Jan
2
22
Nov
11
20% Jan
2
Bank
Jan
2
22
19
7
20 % Feb
3% Jan
2
20 % Sep
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
41 y4 Jan
2
52% Nov 18
41% Jun
10
Jan
37% Sep
39% Jan
11
45 % Dec
24
47% Dec
19
17
44% Dec
15
38
July 14
6
84
50% Jan
44% Mar 17
29 y8 Jan
14% Mar 18
42% Jan
2
51
21
36% Jun
10
Sep 29
47% Jan
2
40% Mar
80 y2 Jan
3
96% Mar
Jan
55% Dec
11
46% Feb
17
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
38% Jan
33%
33
25%
27
25 %
Can
48
48
Chicle
Crystal
Distilling
28'%
28%
19%
9%
9%
12.50
44%
38%
10
Electric Power Co
47% July 24
5)5% May 18
American
25
2
46
July 27
45
Feb
19% Jan
2
37% July 21
27% July 24
11% Jan
2
10
Co
20
American Enka
44
16% Jan
41% Dec
2
1
31
Dec
11
122
73
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
2
Jun
3
32% Jan
2
59% Nov
17
Jan
14
85% Jun
10
17% Jan
17
18
Oct
20
92 % May
31
Dec
18
27
Apr
22
16% Nov
21
13% Jun
8
93
Jan
2
41% Dec
16
25'% Feb
69% Nov
17
58
Jun
35% Dec
2
32% Jan
34% Sep
12
40% Nov
14
38% Jan
6
33% Apr
7
49% Aug
8
43 % Jun
4
11 % Jan
144% Nov
16% Dec
30
26
22% Jan
13
34% Nov
48% Apr
10
68
35% Jan
2
14% Aug 20
22
.1
3 '
18% Apr
32% Jan
3
41
52 y4 Mar 31
21
75
13
43
139
Mar 17
May
1
July 21
Aug 21
56% Feb 27
May 21
148% Mar 20
29% Dec
30
26 y4 Mar 26
2
45% Dec
18
45
65% Jan
25% Feb
Dec
31
85 V4 Aug
12
12
35% Dec
3
29% Jun
19
43% Mar
3i y0 Jan
6
35% Dec
4
30
29
35 % Feb
8% Jan
2
14% Nov
6
54% Jun
26
120 y2 Jan
5
97% Dec
134% Jun
Jan
Jun
2
non-cumulative
5%%
preferred_100
International Corp
1
prior preferred
3.90%
*38%
86'%
♦34%
37
87
87
57'A
59Va
593/4
61
60%
61%
44%
63% Mar
125
9
100
1
4%%
441/4
44%
44%
443/4
2,100
523%
513/4
52 %
51%
513/4
11,100
39
381%
393/4
39
39%
7,600
*39
363/4
172
37
36 Va
174
16%
♦102
171
16 %
107
*16%
19
*102
171/4
19%
19 Va
*99i/4
91%
16%
107
16%
103
*100
36%
172 Va
16%
16%
19%
American Rad
7%
*991/4
95%
*80'%
82
preferred
American
4
11
10
129 Va Jan
20
Jan
16
15% July 11
13% Mar 12
28 % Dec
29
26% Jan
15
27% Dec
23
24% Jan
12
10 % Jun
4
17Va Nov
6
14% Jan
2
48 3/a
48 3/a
4.8%
47
45%
46'A
45
46
Std Sany com
15%
15%
15
15%
*142
145%
—10
Co
American
6%
preferred_100
Sumatra
Tobacco
15% Aug 17
29% Aug
7
American
61% May 21
88 %
1
4
July 23
140%
380
*140
123%
'122
141
140
140 %
140
141
■
60 %
60%
123 %
86%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
60%
122
60 %
122
59%
*121
29%
29 Va
29%
66%
63 Va
64 a/,
86
86 %
8 5 3/4
853/4
30%
31
30 3/8
31%
30%
30%
>30%
163/4
163/4
*16%
16%
17%
17 Va
17%
80
80%
80
80%
79%
80 Va
93%
93%
97%
983/4
97%
98
121%
49%
122%
50
122 %
122 %
43 %
49%
123
46 3/4
.123%
47%
60
123%
*60
•121
1,440
61
400
123%
10
29 Va
29 Va
29%
7,300
35 Va
63
63%
10,800
85%
86 %
853/4
86%
2,900
20%
30 Va
303/4
30:j/4
4,900
30%
313/a
30%
37
29 Va
xG3
17
7,710
*16%
17
1,100
79%
80 Va
793/4
80
72,300
97%
98%
97
97%
122 %
123 %
122 %
123 %
620
47%
43%
48%
49%
34,300
9,900
18
17%
17%
17 %
17%"
15,500
79%
793/4
83%
82
83 3%
22,000
353/a
,36
20
2H
140 %
141
60%
1,900
17%
30% Jan
page
13,300
37%
77%
100
tout.nor.eh
43%
37%
18 Va
2
ar.ner
75
43 Va
38%'
80%
47
ah
73
443/a
373/4.
18
3
1
—50
&
Cable—
No par
15 Va;
15%
15
37
38%
36
36 %
35
35Vb
65 %
66%
64%
65 %
62 Va
64
57
57%
56
58 %
58
58%
42%
42%
42
42%
40
43
91 %
*90
V2
15
15%
15
15
3,900
llo'
36'A
.36%
65%
64%
65
,56 %
58
58%
583/4
920
40%
41
41 Va
423/4
3,500
64 %
6,600
32,100
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
72%
44
78 Va
Feb
9
68
443/4
10%
79%
33
6
38 %
67
17%
77%
39
14
9,600
145 %
38
86
—.—1
31
16% Jan
*140'%
Zinc Lead & Smelting-:—1
Dec
41 % Aug
145%
283/4
39
95% Apr
*140'%
26
Wire
*
145%
♦140.
2,000
41,300
*25'/a
Co
23
15
*28 »/4
Anaconda
Mar
143/4
26
Anaconda
Jun
15
283/4
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
14
143A
*25 Va
30% Mar 13
30
15 Va
*28%
74% Mar 17
5
14%
26
46% Mar 13
14
453/4
233/4
7
May 31
47%
45 Va
.
14%
7
32 % Dec
47'%
45%
*25 Va
3
41 '/2 Nov
473/4
45
*28%
53 Va Jan
2
471%
45
15%
60 V8 Jan
13
5,100
%
443/4
25 %
32 % Jan
Jan
116,500
16,600
43%
293/4
5
Jan
62'%
47%
48
-
15 '
13'
Jan
62
4714
443%
24%
61% Oct
22
62%
483/4
*28%
63% Oct
BK
441/4
42 3/a
61%
47%
63
26
37% Dec
33
300
29
Ampex Corp
Anchor
5,100
14%
433/4
65
com—5
13
July 23
20
27%
*25%
Co
series
30
.
95%
*23
Works
series—
5%%
"2
31
*14
.
25
Preferred
Jan
4
27 Va
14%
;5/a
■
100
25
46 % Jun
•
*94
27'%
10
1,100
25,500
,47%
40%
25
common
253/4
65
29%
33%
50
333/3
66%
5
Co
80%
50
16,100
45
29%
25
•_
91 %
25V4
95'%
4,300
103
69
66
25
com
19 3%
1,300
44%.
29%
Ltd—£1
17'%
*79%
.
1,300
109
25
Water
Preferred
American
*59%
*122
42
27'/4
163/4
90%
80'%
100
2,500
43,300
68
,
1
Co
Tobacco
Tel
140
19%
*99'/4
90 3/»
40%
38
72
1
Inv
American
27% May
T8% Aug
45%
25
common
preferred—
Viscose Corp
55% July 29
38%
69
44%
—.—10o
Co
&
38
Co—No par
___—
African
Tel
145%
Refg com_No par
Sugar Refining
preferred—
American
3
48%
Stores
7%
American
2 '
Co——
:_1
& Chem—No par
non-cumulative
18% May 18
37
47
&
Snuff
*14
62 Va
19%
103
50%
*94
481/4
17'%
25%
14%
43%
633/a
*102
17 %
50%
95%
277/a
46 3/4
163/4
107
25%
14 3/a
42%
*142
*79%
16%
50
27
63 Va
100
80%
14
48%
American
119% Jun
45%
25%
28
63%
5
*S9V4
x88'%
27%
433/4
43
19'/4
.
14
•
14%
%
25
17%
893/4
80 Va
48
American
6%
*14
'
103
25%
63 Va
—5
_—No par
:
Smelt
19%
.
*94
82
*102
17%
86%
*94
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
7%
19Va
103
28
50
*16'%
107
*163/4
91
83
36
1703/4
17
*102
95
2
——1
Co
&
36
1721/2
163/4
27%
Co
preferred
American
351%
169
95
—100
Products—.—_
Molasses
4
107 % Jan
50O
100
34,000
38%
*491%
2
9
38%
517%
50%
25%
6
Jun
*373/4
44%
50%
preferred-.
American
89
90
391/4
44%
X25 '/a
Steel Foundries
17
26
2,300
3,400
40
50 Va
Amer South
Apr
47%
52%
26 Va
American
18
2,100
59%
44%
Va
5
Jan
38%
59%
47%
'
413%
253/4
31% Jun
105
38%
59%
477%
53 3/a
*80'/a
12
July
38 3/a
59%
46%
41
MetaIs_No par
Inc com—1
&
Climax
Jun
72 %
38%
591/4
47
.
52 3A
.———100
Machine
American Metal
26
10
38%
85 %,
59
90%
preferred
16-
Jan
For
38%
87%
60
*86%
Fctry common—7
Mauu
American Metal
13 Va Jan
23 % Jan
aJvifier
59
47
5,200
6%
75 y2 Jun
$149 H7 %
38%
59%
47'%
39
2,100
Potash
5
7
Dec
60%
■
174%
American
54% Mar
22
9%' Jan
88
59%
39,100
35%
Optical
1
July 16
Nov
87 'A
44'/a
46%
59%
48 Va
38%
*44
50(7
43%
39
59%
47%
38
,
"
35%
American
27% Jan
39
38%
1723/4
1
No par
News
27 y4 Dec
2
38%
36
12.50
Products—
Natural Gas Co_.
140% Jun
20
61% Nov
15
38%
15,400
172
American Hardware Corp
Motors Corp
2
119% Sep
25 % Jan
38%
17,30!J
19%
10%
14
American
6
May
27
437%
29%
American
152
May 12
74% Feb
43 Va
12
American
2
105
44%
293/o
14
Jan
6
43 Va
141/4
25
22
117% Jan
126 ;
447/a
40%
73% Apr
7
Jun
44 Va
9i/o
291/4
50% July 16
53% July
1
11
2
155
44%
19%
1
14
American Investment Co of HI-—1
Jan
29
93/a
29
15% Feb 19
49% July 14
,
25
2
20% Jan
2
19%
*39
2
32% Jan
7
48% Jan
Oct
28%
9Va
'
102
51% Oct
273/4
*191/4
9%
9
40%
American
2
157
273/4
19% '>9%
9%
14 3/a
May 19
30
28
2
26%
193/4
9'/a
29 Va
American
Jan
3
28 7%
*191/4
137/a
Feb
20'/a Feb
Jan
59%
x273/4
,
28'%
American
16
28
30
3,900
*39%
9
59% Apr
34% Jan
55
141/2
Mar 30
84
55
600
19.600
283/4
July 27
1
29%
143/a
105
8
543/4
28%
1,400
39%
100
16
54 %
343/4
64%
28'%
99% July 20
Apr
■54%
49%
343/4
*63
29
14 Va
53 y2 Jan
79% Jun
49 %
35%
64%
27%
28%
Ice Co common
24% Jun
49%
*343/4
*63
-277/8
139
413/3
Home
41
*125
14%
American
8
51,700
139
14,800
28%
American
19
6,700
273/o
*393/a
5
Power—No par
July 27
Jun
33%
263/4
No par
Foreign
May 27
19
88%
33%
Export Lines Inc—__40c
25
18% July
20% Jan
86 Va
27 Va
&
193
110
88%
American
9
Mar 17
1.000
American
12
16% Aug 13
,
~3~0% Oct" 13
38% July 21
400
50
53%
403%
39i%
Feb
104
21% July 28
111
Mar 13
10
Corp
American European Secur
14% Jan
Aug 27
Apr 21
17% Nov
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
Aug 21
54
56
*19'/4
Cyanamid Co
55% Dec
12
55%
55%
54 %
30
45
333/4
48%
'35
.
37
50
26%
*125
/ 63
27 %
100
American
26% Nov 13
31
■:
63
29%
No par
American
2
18% Oct 30
35
64
27%
No par
65% July 28
2
30% Dec
35%
64
37
*43 Va
50%
32%
49
*35
37
45
85 3/8
139
49
64%
29%
1
com
50
4
♦123
48%
35%
29%
1
Co
Sugar
prior preferred
12
Jan
33
*63
Corp
Chain & Cable
American
14 Va Jan
17
139
48%
86 Va
>26 3/a
*34%
2
No par
common
American
32 y2 Feb
Sep 22
*124
10
Z
preferred
4%%
27%
25
Co
American
17
33%
139
20
7
Apr
26%
*125
37
*43%
50 Va
50
Radio
28
May 11
33%
32 %
100
common
&
May 23
91
87
84 Va
L'
Cable
65% Apr
15
17
25
84%
'37
.51%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
7%
88%
—
preferred
American
2
87%
No par
61% Aug
44
'
39 V2 Jan
2
50 Va
common.!
Note
Theatres Inc
5%
11
*43 Va '.'■45
51%
1
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
American
30 % July 29
19
*36
44
50%
No par
Co
preferred
American
13
37
44
51%
common
Bakeries
American
2
19
S
*36
44 %
51%
convertible preferred—
American
6%
36
44%
No par
Agricultural Chemical
Jan
58
36
1
Co_
Petroleum- Corp
American
160 % Apr
2
50
12.50
Sugar
Corp
27 y4 Aug
45 % Jan
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
2
Jan
Mar 31
July 20
56% July 17
83% July 16
32 y4 Aug 10
24 Va Jan
a
10
85 y2 Jan
(Ex
33%
46
31%
29 %
46%
109%
59%
52
40
6,300
35%
5
22% Jan
18,700
15%
331/2
30%
12
26
551/2
15%
60
Feb
43
54%
15%
35%
39
140
21
55V2
15%
80%
11
8
20%
55
16
59%
52
11
20%
57
15%
Allis-Chalmers
42% Dec
92
20%
55
15%
32%
32%
ccnv pfd 1951 series
Industries—
Alabama Gas Corp
100
56%
19%
4.50%
11,200
15/i
33
Air Reduction Inc common
400
119
32 %
11
15
79
5
119
16%
11
21
Feb
55%
124
33 Va
19%
Inc
*118
57
32%
Products
7OV2
16
l
Aldens
42
70
32%
1
Alco
42
70%
55 %
1
Aeroquip. Corp
J
42 V8
122
the Week
Shares
42
69%
20%
10
;
70%
20%
—
Friday
Aug. 21
431/4
69%~
*118
Admiral Corp
A
*42
—25
Inc_—
Sales for
Aug. 20
21%
11%
33% Feb
i v
124
PRICES
Thursday
21
11%
Jan
Feb
*118
SALE
Aug. 1!)
21%
Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common__No
par
4% preferred
£
100
27% Jan
v
72%
83% Mar 17
17
31
43 %
71
HIGH
Wednesday
20%
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
21
61% Jun
24
30 y8 Dec
42
73
124
36% Aug
5
82 y2 July 28
22 y3 May 19
431/4
72
*113
AND
1
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
30
17
59% July 22
Steel
=>42
5
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Acme
Tuesday
Aug. 18
Aug. 17
100
common
preferred
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
44% Apr
2
convertible
ABC
104& July 24
30 ya Jan
Monday
Par
l
Laboratories
4%
May 11
13% Apr
29
LOW
STOCK
Abacus. Fund
24
23 Va Jun
18% Mar 26
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% May 8
84% Apr 28
9
24
20 % Aug 26;
NEW
Highest
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Oil Corp
Anderson-Prichard
—6.25
No par
21.80
10
91%
*90
39%
39%
39
391/2
38%
38%
37 %
33
38%
33%
2,400
32%
32%
32'%
32%
31%
32%
32%
323%
32
32%
4,400
*9^.,
91 Va
*90
91%
*90
91
%
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, August 24, 1959
<780)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
ProTlow
|u|* ftr
Lowest
Hirheat
Uwwt
7
80% July 29
Armco
32% July 30
Armour
67 % Dec
19
64 Va May
31
17
23
12% Feb
10
4
24% Dec
22% Jan
2
39 V* Dec
Not
3
90
80
8
27% Feb
~\9V*
9
2
6
105
Jan
2
96
87
Jan
22
23 % July 16
17% Jan
2
317a Feb
40% 'May 19
10% Jan
14% Jun
44
100
13
Feb
5
57% Aug
4
5.25%
107 Va Mar 31
Jun
10
71% Apr
24
88% Jan
2
28% Dec 31
27% Jan
28
32% July
8
1074 Dec
18
974 Jun
10% Mar
4
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
23
2
27% Jan
30
2
Jan
15
78% July
19
30
•% Jan
2
1374 Dec
11
1% Jan
9
10% Nov 21
Jun
24
34
25% Apr
10 Va Jan
Jan
7
8
8'
20
Basic Products Corp
30% May 11
23
Jan
3
47% Sep
9
44
127
Jan
.3.
174
Aug 22
178
03
Jan
9
104
2
20
Jun
53
2
Jan 23
Jan
200
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Bayuk
29
30
18 Ve May 16
40 % Dec
19
36% Jan
7
74% May
73% Jan
83
May 22
80% Jan
13
29
28 7/2 Jan
2
40% Apr
23
Beech Aircraft Corp
2
35% Jan
9
42
Apr
10
2
Beech Creek RR
30% Oct
36% Oct
44
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
14% Feb
25
Dec
Beaunit
July 29
Beck
9
Feb
84
7472 Dec
12
66
Jan
IS
89
2774 Dec
24.
24
Jun
IS
18
2
1% Oct
13
17a Feb
18
6
367a Dec
2
367a Jan
6
3474 Jun
17
36% Jan
Oct
~13
54% Oct
14
2
159% Jun
12
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
9
100
5
155
Feb
Bestwall
7a Aug
7
Jan
2
12
70
Jan
30
59% Dec
9
53
Jan
23
July 2
77% July 20
2
37ya Oct
28
3674 Jan
6
56% July 15
Blaw-Hnox
1
267a Dec
11
247t Mar 31
30% Jun
July
12 % Jan
25
587a Oct
22
July
4672 Jan
9
177a Feb
18% July 28
2
347a Feb
30%. Aug 19
30
18
Bliss
9
5
,,1
Boeing Airplane Co
14% Jan
2
22 7a Oct
10
2174 Jan
2
35
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
20% Jun
5
24% Apr
107a Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
Jan
8
24V4 July 15
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
21
7074 Feb
10
Borden
39 y8 Dec
31
37% Feb
9
88% Aug 10
47% Aug
3
8172 Apr
30
2374
23
,37 7a
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc——1.25
25% Apr
23
747a Sep
487a Jan
5
85
Jan
16
767a Feb
3
2
607* Dec
31
59
Jan
6
May 14
1
1
—
Co
——
15
—
5
Barg-Warner Corp common—
3
24
V2^L_preferred
Boston
Edison
Boston
66 74 Mar 17
&
100
;
14
17% Oct
24
10
Mar 26
15 Va Jan
5
Common
3
32% Oct
23
18 7a
Aug 19
27 % Jan
6
5%
6% Jan
2
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
17% Mar 13
Braniff
36% Oct
13
337a Jan
6
4472 May 15
48% Aug 11
457a Jan
13
Bridgeport Brass Co common,5
4Va% convertible preferred—50
38% Jan
6
5% Jan
2
974 Sep
25
26% Jan
2
447a Nov
18
Oct
29
53% Jun
Inc
Airways
!
6672. July 20
19
Briggs Manufacturing Co,
Briggs & Stratton Corp—
Bristol-Myers
8
Jan
85
Co
3.50
,3
—!_1
100
10
common
3%%
21
34% Jan
6
49% Dec
31
497a Jun
18
59 V2 Jan
19
1174 Jan
2
177a Dec
30
16% Jan
8
203/a Apr
30
preferred,
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow,,
42 7a Jan
17
60
Dec
19
577a Jan
6
70l/4 Feb
27
Brown Shoe Co
46% Dec
12
53% Nov
21
473A Jan
2
22 Va Jan
13
30
Dec
10
2874 Jan
6
3374 Mar 16
Buckeye
Jun
26
33 74 Oct
3
Aug 19
357a May 28
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13% Jan
2
207a Dec
31
197a Jan
8
313/4 July 10
Budd
78 Va Jun
10
90
Oct
10
90
Jan
8
9472 May 27
82
25
92
Mar 13
July
28.
3
$5
Co
5
2
3374 Dec
24
327a Apr
1
37% Jan
2:1
Buffalo
2
18 7a Sep
29
16
2
24% Jun
18
9% Feb
28
16 3/4 Dec
3
1574 Oct
30
147a Jan
2
207a Apr
8
26 74 July 28
Apr
10
687a Jan
2
80:i/4 Apr
62 7a Dec
12
62
17
767a Jan
2
56
Mar 26
6474 Jan
25
70
137a Jan 27
67
Mar L0
Bulova
x27Va
*92
33 72
Forge
,1.
Co
—10
_—i—^
Watch
Co
5
Inc.,
Burlington Industries Inc com——_1
4%
10
May
_5
No par
Bullard!Co
Feb
297a
common
Jan
4
preferred37a% preferred—
3
7874 Oct
13
84Va Aug 17
277a Apr
8
433/8 Dec
30 74 Aug 19
4574 Mar 18
7
23 7a Dec
247a Jan
3574 Feb
10
407a Nov
34% May
3% Jan
15
87a Oct
100
5
5
Jun 26
20
Jan
6
393/4 Dec
38
Jan
9
98
Jan
S
1087a Dec
109
Jan
5
4%%
5
42% July 23
7% Dec
10
974 Jan
L—
Mar 10
Butte Copper
'55
July 27
Byers Co
114% Jun
24
32% Aug 12
5% July 10
93A Mar 17
7%
10
—100
California Packing Corp
5
Mining Corp
1
207a Nov
21
18
Jan
30
277a July 27
Calumet
57a Jan
12% Dec
31
10
Mar 30
137) May 18
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—
357a Jan
50% Nov
12
4674 Jun 26
557a Jan
Campbell
24
19% J-an
2274 Aug 14
147a Jan
20% Nov
81
Jan
90
45
May
Oct
27
50 7a Jan
26% Jan
10
377a
21% Jan
47% Jan
For
2
82 7a
Aug 12
89
Feb
11
July 14
51
Apr
22
37
Jan
44% Jun
1
Canadian
Breweries
3
Canadian
Pacific
2874 Aug 19
32% Mar
6
66
30
627a Feb
69
26.
9
3
July 28
:
Canada Dry Corp common
46
19
Dec
Inc_
Co,
7
31% Sep
page
Soup
5
2
see
& Hecla
19
Nov
footnotes
15
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada
Cannon
Southern-Ry
Mills
Co
—5
1
—1.80
1.66%
Co
No par
100
Ltd
No par
By,,
25
No par
37%
84
88
44'%
78%
627a
4474
4674
45,74
62,
*6172
62.72'
317t
3172
*3174
31%
39
.57a
517a
•
1)509
3,600
,5474
55
.
31
30
277a
96
,34
167a.
5574
56
307.
36
3674
48 74
4874
48
4874
1,500
505/u
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51
51
51
1,300
201
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200
,
*191
;
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24
247a
53%
547a
567a
•83%
34%
'*81%
'34 74
'
41
•
34%
41
367a
377a
41 ;7-
;
37%
37
30
3,500
9,100
1,00
17 A
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.16
16 Va
11,900
5874
6174
61
6174
4.500
92 7a
92 72
66%
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1%
69%
25%
49%
1%
'
387a
3574
3474
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59
68
,
1872
167a
1974
167a
18%
15%
237a
77%
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23%
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39
38
57a
5 7a
'
57a
5 7a '
51
51
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30%:67a'
30
25%
24%
25
24Va
10%
5078
22'A
11
51
21%
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4172
283A
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11
51
10%
507a
213/4
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5%
2244
84
47
4172
29
65%
12y4
59%
26%
.
,
3972
28%
65Vs
400
1374
11,000
79
1.800
70
70
,
;
53%
53%
4.800
287a
29 74
3,100
185/u
1874
317a
297a
2374
237/a
22%
6,500
63,400
317a
297a
22%
1.100
■
5,100
10 74
10 74
19
19
oi'n
13 7a
13%
9,000.
41%
41 Va
41%
497a
50%t
5074
500
12 74
12 74
12
74
18,200
607*
597a
59%
1,300
3774
21,200
12 .a
60
33 A
32
17 /a
69
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; 30 /a
.,
26/a
.
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18,3
16%
23
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237a
78
;
6772
33
31/4
2/8
27
27
38%
-38
574
49
114
30%
6
1
.
62
377a
84
557a
45'%
20,900
90
80
61%
2,630
627a
-
36%
500
5,600
84
*32
5,100
56%
55 7a
4,500
177a
17%
69%
500
1033a
21,100
101%
102
307a
*30 %
30 Va
400
297a
28%
29%
12,300
27%
27%
27%
95
20,500
947a
*91
800
34
34
19%
19 7a
20
16
15%
15%
3,300
247a
24%
55,900
33 7a
247a
•
7,500
10
78
*77 7a
78
677a
*65%
67 7a
85 7a
*83
85 Va
40
317a
30 3A
31 %
50,500
27 7a
26%
26%
2,000
38 7a
38 Va
38 7a
1,200
574
57a
57a
2,300
51 Va
114
11
50 ,4
22
84
47
43
28%
66
44 Va
■'■'■,'69'%'
10%
50^
21-A
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38
177a
30%
6
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2,700
5.500
877a
69%
30%
5%
24%
25
65Va
14774
18
*77 7a
137a
cu
94:
33 %;
11
51
2134
84
47
407a
28%
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,
18 7a
v
31
*113% 116
3074
6
129,000
167a
13%
40%
....
25%
577a
*78 Va
: 1874
58%
35 % 36
•
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,.
54% 00V*
xl7 /a; 17%69% 69%
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28
2J
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33 7a
6,900
5674
447a
78Va
13%
40%
50
26%. 27 Va
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96
337a 337a
800
377a
24
227a'
88 74
61 Va
1874
13
40
50
12 /a
-
38
367a
"23 /t
227a
8774
44%
78%: 78%
61% 6174
187a
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,174;
17 a
38
•
-
53% 5?74.
147,
147
1774 187a
*77 7a 807a,
*69 7a 70 .
5174 5^%
28
28%
137a 18%
. 317a
31%
; 29%
29%
43'4
.
5,100
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...
49%
433/a
;8 Va
88
87
38%
36
35%
537a-, 54%
148 / • . : •
17% 18 ;
• *77% 78%
6974 39 7a , 51% 527»
27% 277a ;
1872 18% ;
30% 317a
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23% 23%
2 2 7a
227a' \ '
.
.
26
26
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6974
6874
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20
94
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39
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42%
28%
29%
64%
65
40 Va
*
1674
83
30 A
267a
10%
50
22
35 r'
17
27%
25
3474'
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277a
30%
0
27.500
8274
1674
317»
3072
6
12,100
5674
82 74
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27
393/a
517a
257 4
547a
.
1674
2474
773A
677a
85 Va
31%
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2474
8372
.
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v
377b
,
3,400
96 Va
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96 7j
24%
/ 1,300-
57
69%
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557a
30 74
48 72
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10072 102
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297a-4 29%
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36 7a
'
12%
59%
37% ;
84
54%
177a,
.
309
"
267a'
13%
41 %
697a
70
102%
17%
32
1,000
.
5374
50
5474
54%
177a
'
2674
;
187a
36 %
13,-400
45%'
6174
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.
53
627a.
59%
347a
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52%
1674
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5,900
? .160
1
96
387a
1872
■
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2674
36%
317a ; 31%
2972 , 297a
12 7a
17,200
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52 7a
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27%
1274
61
15; 100
1678"'
?
2574
3474
52%
13%
407a
10;300
31674
8 7a
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5074
187a
80%
6934
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87a
37%
53
39
78%
14
41%
50%:
■
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•
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.
4972
1%
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'•'
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.
200
-
-
2574
96
26
187a
247a
78%;
6772
84 7a
327*
267a
& Zinc———5
(A M) common
participating preferred
Callahan
61,300
84:7a
22%
94
44 7a
24
*77%
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83
15
Bros
8
v
297a July 13
3 72 Jan
Butler
13% >13%
*83
201
9674
877a
19 7a
,^.1
pref
second
13%
96
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199
2372 ,237a
' ' 22% 2274
197t
167a
100
,5
Bush Terminal Co
2274 Jan
100
—
Burroughs Corp
167a Mar
5
60.
3774
*82
5474
17% '.
*697a
IOO
31
.15
Inc_,
preferred-
Jan
97a Jan
1
Pipe Line: Co———No par
10
63
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,—No par
105 7/a July 24
27
Jan
1374
13%
41%
5074
127a
100
2.50
-
42 7a July
13
35 74 Aug
82
:
preferred
127/2 Aug 13
874 May 12
40 vu Jan
8
23,900
*95
*191
27%
•
44%
•■;/%■•;;:77' 7/:
.No par
10%
10V4
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10% ;
10 ;' 10
■■■■■.
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RR—
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l87a,Apr
27% May 21
5072
7174
62%;
600
43V3
84 74
50 74
69
52
44-%4574
79 7a
79 7a
61%;
—25
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,
'
44%
96
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1,100
/
17
23 74
4872
375/a
5474 55 Va146
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38
94 74
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17
23 %
54
48%
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94
17'
35 74
6074
,
400
25
55
37%
6974
30
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237a
16,400
23%
49'Va
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59
,
370
6% ;
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95
1,565
13.700
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6%
6%
16%
49 74
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52
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16%
,
81%
49 7a
49
31%
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32% ;
44%
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1674
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5 3 72
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18%
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44%
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15%
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36 7»
57%
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1574
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45
12.900
37%
57%
44%
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56
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3674
41
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26
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2 4 74
5 3 74
41
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5
5
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Bond Stores Inc
Bohn
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•
80
6%
180„..
6%
IS
A, 94%
16%
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: 38 ,»
13
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Co—
(E W)
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73
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55
55%
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187a
.
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80 Va
70
70
52
52
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2 7 74
187a
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1
10
%
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103
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,
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48%
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53
2574
55
36%
48 74
49Va
Black & Decker Mfg Co,,
; o9
•
874
397a
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
18
83
^9
3774
25%
55
3774
48%
397a
,,
36
-
.
*85%
57%'
13%
*49
1%
Co
16
■
1
—
Gypsum
.
1 peso
—50
Inc
40c
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
7% preferred
A; A
,100
Blgelow-Sanfprd Carpet- (Del) com_5
4%i-pfd series of 1951
100
11
19
127a Jan
!
Inc—
Co
23% Jan
Dec
_
4574
62%
32
5 4 72
72
25%
5
Jan 12
76
57 74
9672
8374"
" 61
common—1
&
103
28%
1074
50
,.
x45,,
5/2
*79% 80 /a,
6%
_6%
167s 1674
95% .. 95%
;17% {17% •
23 V 23
6%
*9272
Best
1
9
Jun
28
10
1674
95
common——,_5
50
5% preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Mar 23
43% May 28
597a July
6
4974 May 11
140
pfd——100
.—,1
Beneficial Finance Co
1
Apr
2
41% Apr
1
Bendix Aviation Corp™—
May 14
3
52
Jun
if Jan
S8% Jan
,
*72
•
preferred
&
474%
287a Mar
48
73%
46
80
Howell Co
Bell
.2
50% July 21
72%
57
Bell Aircraft Corp
5
.
73
72/4
*16%
15%
6
May
103%
103%
102
103,,
*407a
37 Va
95
13
10
143
103%
^
1—1
———4——1
74% July
Aug 19
927a Jan
22
18% Jan
6
13.330
*48
49% /5074
*187
197
*95
96 74
25%
26%
55
56%
*81%
3374
35
36
100
—
Belding-Heminway
17 7/a
44% Apr
Jan
6,20'J
56%
Corp———10
5
15% Aug 14
23% Aug 27
—
Beech-Nut Life Savers
July 9
24% May 11
57
40
4%%
(AS)
43% Jan
13% Jan
17
Sep
Shoe
3574 July 27
31
93
Mar
Mills
Beckman Instruments Inc
6
4
90
137 b
55 %
37
—2.50
2
■
13%
56%
25%
55
—,100
19% Jan
2
1374
56 'A
5 3 74
Inc
29
Jan
13%
56%
103 %
*3174
preferred
5
Dec
May 19
2
28% Jan
13%
56%.
45
*62"
1
.—10
——1
——lo
,10
No par
33/a%*conv prior preferred—
474•%>
100 % Mar 26
9472 July 29
Inc
Cigars
Jun
29
13%
56%
83 74
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
7
8
July
July
Iron Works Corp—
Bath
27;
49
Dec
18
13%
56%
36%
•
56%
9574
noncum'ulative preferred—100
4%
Barber Oil Corp,—
2
31
3
36%
13%
Gas <fe Elec com—_No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR——
6'
27
28% Jan
7
:
preferred setics B—•_
100
4% preferred series C_
,—100
Baltimore & Ohio common—,,—100
4072 July 27
16% Jan
10% Jan
37„,..
13%
474%
5
66 7a Feb
-27
!
Inc
Wilcox Co
Baltimore
8
10
Corp
50% July 30
9
4
Dec
,
9,800
1.500
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton /Corp,—,13
Feb
Dec
1—20
-
Babcock &
52% Jan
58
36
33%
22%
,3C%
874
38%
1674
4974
Jan
.
22%
36%
*16
95
20
—
Co—
Coriv
3
64 74 Jan
July 24
23% Jan
9
25%
36%
8%
37%
16%
48%
40
30% May
preferred—,
Powder
18 % July 16K
51
8
preferred!
42% July 24
-3174 Aug 20
25%
22%
1
9
66
22
25%
590
230
9.803
25%
45%
79%
6%
10
,—100
1
common
Babbitt (BT)
t
29
12%
22%
57
No par
common,™
B
series
Corp
12% Jun
Jun
61
13
Oct
64% Oct
12%
25'%
14
50% July
12%
*33%
13%
89 % Jun
12%
36%
3
9
63% Nov
$3.75
Atlas
Avco
4174 Feb
12%
22%
40/a
82% July 16
12 74
4
*35 %
3944
6
22%
12%
16.600
83
22%
x22
23%
Feb
83
22%
2274
*2374
45% Oct
33
22%-
87%
17% May 25
-
81 %
23
26
prior preC ($1.20),—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
1017a Feb
Apr
81
25%
13
10
8
Mar 24
23
3
44% AUg 20
29
7
42
80%
♦22 %
12'
27 % Jan
92% Jun
46% Apr
42%
17%
3
21
48
42
*1774
8
•
42 %
No par
43% Jan
2
4174
41%
81
23
*85%
5%
6
48% May 27
6
16Ya Jan'
42%
23
Austin Nichols common—^
Nov
29% Jan
41%
*80 %
87%
Atlas
45
45% Apr
26.700
16
6
95
2974
'85%
11
2
7
7
29%
22%
72 %
,
preferred
Jujy 29
13% Jan
4
297a
4-100
4%
1674 Feb
3
18
23%
24% Feb
Nov
Dec
29%
2874
1074
50%
96
15
Sep
28
28%
10
50,/a
27^
3078 Feb
22% Apr
29%
2874
1074
5074
16
20
•t
29 Ve
/
& Santa Fe-^-
—
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
Jan
105% July
16,400
12%
102
—10
Atlantic Refining
7
9
6
95
7674
2374
10
50%
26
68% Jan
28% Dec
9% Jan
34% Jan
7o%
25/a
23 4
56%
non-cumulative
5%
874 Jan
15%- Jun
29% Dec
-
76%
10
preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
—6.50
Common
17
36% Mar
23
.16% May 27
21%Juri
9.
8
6
li
74%
12
—100
62% May 25
1
% Jun
6
12% Aug
14% Jan
74%
74%
25%
22%
36%
13%
*
Co
Investment
92
24
8
17% Aug
5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
2
Jun
7% Jan
43 Va Jun
8% Aug
14% Jan
S7
47% Feb
13
90
2
Wo Jan
23
—1
53% Apr
53% Dec 30
45% Nov
2
Feb 25
7t% Oct 29
34
1.400
73%
73%
42 /»
80%
23 ;
preferred-,—
1st
Associates
July 27
Jan
6
52
9
17;.
July
31
Feb 28
92
3474
.
;
Atchison Topeka
2
9% Jan
2
•9V4 Jan 10
•6% Jan
8
17% Jan
45
34%
41%
80%
5
Common
19
Dec
45
34
Associated Dry Goods Corp —
19
May
•
45%
3374
1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
2nd
45 %
34%
29%
ASR Products Corp
18
45%
29%
2.50
common--l
Refining
Oil'&
Ashland
45%
34
34%
74 A
Industries Inc.——
Arvin
25% May 15
2.000
45%
34%
34%
73%
Cork Co common—,
Shares
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
45%
--5
Corp,,,„
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 19
34%
5
-10
Co,
&
Sales for
PRIOES
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. IS
%
46 Mr.
x45%
$3.75 preferred
—No par
Arnold Constable Corp—
5
Artloom Industries Inc
1
27
28% Apr
Jan
19
Steel
Armstrong
May 25
7
46
10% July
30
Dec
46% Nov
Jan
04% Jan
20
86% Apr
20
34% Dec 10
10% Aug
8
12
6% Jan
7
9
23
May
35% Feb
May
23 Va Jun
Feb~25
15
77% Jun
5
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
7
i>f % Apr
3% Jan
-No par
Argo Oil Corp__
7
41% Aug
Archer-Danlels-Midland
33% July 20
39% Apr
22
Par
11
40% Jan 26
44% Dec
Jan
49% Feb
2
43% Jan
18
2
Feb 25
10
Aug. 17
EXCHANGE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Year 1958
AND
LOW
STOCKS
26 74
66
51
*49
*114
.
307a
<6
20
30%
13.300
6%
25% 25%
10% 10 %
50/a 50 /4
24
24/8
-83 A 34
*46% 47
*9/?
28 A ^8 A
65 A 60 A
,
200
115 7a
4,100
10.800
2,300
1,500
11,100
400
28.200
1,300
Volume 190
Number 5875
..
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
17
(781)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1938
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
10% Jan
2
19% Dec
8
30% Apr
7
41% Dec
17
24
Jan
13
94 % Apr
9
July
2
38% Dec
39% Jan
13
76 y2 Dec
•„
2
23'
20% Jan
2
31 y2 Nov
July 28
343/4 July 23
20
19 ye Jan
13
43% Dec
19
5
102 y2 Jan
41V* Jan
Jun
.
2
39 ye
41V4 Jun
9
28
5
8
1
23 y2 Aug. 14
119% Jun
3
7
14
i
-
Jan
6
27
3134 Jan
16
78%-Aug
4
Carter
2
Case
26% Feb
12
22
7 % Apr
121
33% Aug 19
91
Aug 28
Apr" 28
101
99
2
Jan
55% Jan
118% Nov
117
-5
;
-
5
;
Products
(J
I)
Inc
—
17% Jan
2
22% Dec
4
Central
Aguirre Sugar
>9 ye Jun
27
14
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
.Central
Fouiidry.
3
52
Oct
30
"41
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
72% Mar 19
78
71% Feb
18% Jan
21% Apr
44% Mar 20
2
16
20
Apr
J
3
23 J/4 Mar
5% -preferred
Aug
8
17
80
Aug 14
Jan
7
19 3/4 Dec
16
18% Feb
9
22
Apr
Apr—7
33% Dec
30
30% Jun
24
38% Mar 23
93
Sep
17
104 % Jun
12
91
Jun
23
99y2.Feb
27
4%%
31% Jan
10
423/4 Dec
31
39% Jun
17
46% May 11
Central
Aug 28
23 Ve Feb
26
31
Central
RR
553/4 Feb
6
41% Jan
603/4 Dec
7
19
Jan
16
7
Jan
3
24% Mar
3
8% Jan
20
23% Jan
2
•
iy2 Jan
17
.
29% Sep3
12 % Sep 23
48% Nov 12
14% July 7
8% Jan 12
34 y2
July 13
5
July 27
5C% Feb
99
Jan
2
81
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
17% Jan
7
31% Jan
2
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
39 y4 Nov 12
Jun,
Mar
35% Jan
20% Jun
24% Aug 14
553/4 Nov 14
2
17
25% Apr
17
29% Aug
19
42% Jan
9
3
21% Okt
29
15 3/b Feb
5
231/4 Apr
13
39 % Sep
19
27% Jun
16
36% Jan
5
14 Ve Dec
8
11% Jan
15
17% Mar 23
Oct
22
34% Feb
18
66% Jan
2
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
473/4 Apr
7
69 y8 Nov
21
17
109% Nov
20
89
Apr
38
9% Mar 14
16
Sep
108
24
33% Sep
17% Mar 19
3
Jan
5
42% Jun
74% July
118% Feb
13% Apr
1
19% Aug
25
8
28
Jan
49% Nov
14
43
Oct
17
2
253/e Dec
4
45% Jan
10
63 y2 Oct
20
63
22% Jan
2
32
Nov
19
2;
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
36 y4 Mar 26
18% Feb
27
31% NOV
28
27
Feb
9
7
31% Nov
28
30 V4 Jan
2
7
38
Dec
10
23'
Aug 10
37% Apr
37% Jan
9% Jan
30
15% Oct
10
1'S
Jan
42% Aug 19
38% Aug 19
53
24% Jan
2
33%
Jan
5
44
Apr 25
59J/e Oct
10
22
30
17
50% Feb
7
35% Dec
g
83
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
Jan
2
■
44
15,200
20%
23,800
20%
.
20%
!
100
■
101
34
93%
93%
*93
30 %
31 %
30
33%
"117%
118
220
7
6%
7
3,600
7,500
67/e
104%
103
34Ve
20%
20%
600
,
118
118
7
34%
103 %
*102%
34%
35Ve
*93
30%
35
6,900
-150
32'/4
41,000
86
377/e
86
86
85%
86
85%
85%
85%
85%
1,700
36
37%
36
36%
36%
37
361/0
36%
7,400
19%
122
122
*122
123
19%
*18%
19
22%
22%
*22
22%
22
17%
17%
17
17%
*17
53%
x42%
*18%
17%
17%
53%
*80
39
32 %
*92y4
Service.—10
93%
31%
31%
121%
123
22
100
*92 3/4
94
30%
-122
22'
No par
100
94
54
54
,
54
54
:
*80
85
l
*80
85
'
85
.
*18%
123
30
123
19
17»A
17%
3,500
55
55
55
1,200
85
*80
21%
17V4
54%
*18%
22
*80
85
19
21%
:
r'
700
19%
2,300
32%
4,200
*91%
92%
91%
92%
91 %
91 %
42%
42
42%
±42%
-42%
42Vi
41%
42
28
28
27%
.27%
*27%
28
27%
27%
*273/4
5
62%
64%
63%
64%
64%
64%
64
65
Violettn Sugar Co—____9.50
*15 %
16%
*15%
16
15'/e
15 Ve
100
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%.
11%
11
11
11%
11%
1,200
40
41
39
40
38%
39%
39%
40V4
39%
de
_
Public
Co of N J
Pasco
50
..._
_
Corp..!
No par
.
63%
64%
*15 Ve
16
•42
16
,
300
2,000
300
28%
4,900
'
*15 Ve
7,700
13%
13%
13 Vb
13%.
13 Ve
13%
131/4
13%
131/4
13%
12,000
1
84
84%
82%
84%;
81
83
81 %
831/4
93
83
5
Co
Inc
Gotham
393/4
1
Corp
Products Corp
Aircraft
Belt
par
5%
'5'%
72%
72%
46
46%
1
10
Co
5%
5%
5%
72%
5%
72
■71 %
72 Ve
4,600
5%
5%
.5%
53/4
11,000
71%
71%
71%
71%
1,700
44
44%
3,200
*51
.
4
Jan
July
32% Jan
16
Chic
Corp
Corp
2.
44% Oct
13
59% Oct
Western
63% Aug
102% Jan
12
% Jan
J 4
2 0% Jan
7% Sep
21
2
Feb
14
2 02
35% Jan
17
102
14
2
15 Ve Jan
2
20% Oct
2
62
37% Feb
25
24 %
Sep
64
3-0
Feb
32
Jan
2
53
Dec
30
127
Jan
6
124
Dec
12
86
Jan
15
97
May 27
132 % Dec
31
9
30
26
19
City Stores Co
4%. Jun
22
55 % J an
2
Cleveland
39
Apr
22
2
46
Jan
28
130 % May 14
88
Jan
28
119 % Feb
9
19
20
Jun' 12.
96
159
Apr
Electric Jllimi
28
86% May
13% Mar 18
23% Dec
8
..'■75% July 22
7%
4%
15
21% Jan
23 %
Jun
24
25% Dec
30
43% Jan
20
48 % Nov
6
7
Feb
8
50% Mar 11
53 % Aug
13
63% Feb
Jan
14
48% May
All'ma
9
24
65
Oct >25?
38% Dec
31
35
Fuel
Pictures
22
9
24% Mar 12
30
"17
Jun
9
24Va Mar 23
28
65% Jun
5
74
49% Dec
16
h4% Jan
12
!
50
common
...
17
39% Aug 20
33
Dec
10
30% Feb
9
38% May 18
Combustion
Engineering
3
65
Oct
24
54% Jan
14
67% A ug
7
Commercial
Credit
10 Ve Jan
2
15% Nov
20
14 Ve Jan
5
18'A Mar 11
Commercial
Solvents
64
Commonweullli
41% Jan
Jan
57 % Dec
2
96
Sep 12
1051% Aug 20
106
May
112
Jun
30
55% Jan
2
5
95.% Jun
23
20
9% Nov 21
2
4% Jan
9% Nov 26
9% Jan
32% Jun
44 Ve Jan
11
% Jan
27
43
Jan
68'A Jan
21
Consoi
25
$5
15
33% Feb
9
45% July 22
17
33% Feb
3
53
47% Dec
2
44% Dec
14% Jan
2
26% Dec
18
61% Jun
100
,
July 23
28
23
21% Jan
.
Consolidated Natural Gas
50% Dec
31
47% Jun
9
2
39 % Jan
15
12% Jun
12
33
32
25
40'A Aug ; 3
41
48 Ye Jan
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
14
92
Dee
30
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
2
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
99
Feb
28
Feb
52% May'22
91
Aug
4
Jan
61% Feb
6
25
Consoi
2
99
Feb
Jun
19
92
Jan
22
$4.16
preferred
Container
17
Jan
7
86
Sep
10
27% Jan
2
30% Nov
6
25 Ve Jun
25
29% Jan
Jan
6
40% Jan
10
87
49% Dec
31
44 Ve Jun
106
2
81% Oct
Apr
30
Aug 17
92 Ve May
8
18
55% July'29
9
107% Apr 27
Feb
25
60% NOV
10
44% Jun
12
58% Jan
6
2
78% Jun
25
92
Apr
13
95
May
102%
July
Corp
8% Apr
29
8
For -footnotes
2
16 % Mar 12
Aug 21
23 Ve Apr 20
13% Oct
11% Jan
23
21 %
see
Oct
page
26
—1
5
—-10
100No par
17%
—5
preferred
Continental
$3.75
Copper
1—
common.;—10
Inc
preferred
Industries
5%
——:
Can
&
No par
Steel—
common
convertible
17
17%
1,700
351/4
■
35%
35%
1,030
44
44 V"
42%
44
43
40
39%
39%
39%
'39%
35%
2,600
1,300
27 Va
27%
27 A;
27%
28 7 a
2%
28%
14,300
68%
68%
69%
43
09%
29 %
'
69%
68 Vi
23%
39
38%
.
38%
"28%
17%
*16%
39 %
31 Vu
33
32
*28
32
■
*16
17
*16
17 %
200
29%
29%
7,100
64%
65%
49,700
29 %
29%
%
63%
65%
637
65
n
preferred
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2©
3'2'-c
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of America—
100
Continental Baking Cp common
5
$5:50 preferred
—No par
A%
Continental
18% May
16%
351/4
31%
04%
50c
1
Common
16
•
96
17%
36%
38 b)
1
10
No par
.No par
—No par
preferred
$4.52 preferred
26
pfd
Coal Co
Power C'q com
Consumers
$4.50
6%
of Cuba
RR
Consolidation
*99% Mar 10
93% Jan
84
Utilities
57% Feb 24
13
23 % Jan
17%"
36 %
54
43
Consoi Electronics Industries
1
Foods COrp
.1.33 '/a
Gas
40% Jan
May 15
Consoi Electrodynamics Corp
Laundries Corp
22
17%
37%
21%
20%
*65 %
49%
—No par
Consolidated
18% Jun
27% Oct 29
100
^
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30%
Y com,—No par
Consolidated
207/a Dec 29
2
N
of
6
3
i 8
Jan
Edison
27 Ve July 10
13 Va Jan
15% Jan
115%
115
*111
115
;
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26
1
preferred
Mar : 2
27
6.200
115'A
119
76%
Consolidated
23 !A Jan
72%
39%
KM)
100
Cigar Corp
Consolidated
106% Feb
24
19% Jan
1
72%
*1020
Comptometer Corp
1
Conde Nasi, Publishing Co—/No par
Mills Corp
10
Congnlcuin-Nairn Inc.:—
No par
5
4
27% Feb
14% Jun
64 Ve May 28
72'%
.
'
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24
31
Jun
108%
19
6
71i/4
*90
Co com—25
preferred
Jun
Dec
15
14 % Jan
71%
154
1
preferred
5 25%
10% Aug 21
19% July
6
18
65
Sep
4.64%
25% May
15% Jun
Nov
-9
G.% Feb
29
48
7% Jan
29% Jan
29
Inc
Co—
Edison
Apr
8 % Jan
16 Ve Sep
70%
*132
$4.25
101% Apr
112% Feb
■105% Jun
500
71
53 Va
5
2
17
49 74
36%
100
System,.2.50
10
17
37 % Nov
*38%
36
Inc..
System
30% Jan
51 % Mar 23
38%
'
Mo par
46% Jan
2
31V-J
62
100
23 V2 Jan
31% Jan
37%
50%
r
pre'fe'm;< I _•—_'—Nn-'par
Columbian Carbon Cor_—_No par
Columbus At, Southern Ohio Elec___5
Mar 23
37 %
17
*
1st pfd
Columbia
23% Dec
73 % Nov
2,800
38
Ry—
Southern
&
Gas
20% Dec
13 Ve
46%
com-—No par
Iron
Columbia
2
13
'
No par
Broadcasting
May 23
20 % Jun
At.
Columbia
12% Jan
13Ve
*102
..100
...No par
Corp
11
7
2
—
Corp
noncumulative
4%
20
Jan
12%
'
No pin
preferred series 13
5'%%
Colorado
Jan
37 Ve Dec
13%
59 %
J
Co
Inl.ernat'l
At.
Colorado
31%'July 23
20
No par
gtd
5U
stock..50
preferred
preferred...—
Collins
28% Mar 11
Jan
13
19%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred
....—No par
27
47 % Jan
6.900
13 VB
%
55
...
2nd
Coca-Cola
July"27
82
4,100
31%
43
15
com.
.....
Pen body At Co com
Clued.
16
27
•July 24
4 3%
10.100
17%
30%
33
15
preferred
Cleveland; & Pitts RR 7 9
Special guaranteed 4(3
CJevite Corporation..
40% Aug
4
68
Feb 25
136% Jan
Co...
Equipment
'$4.50
Mar 20
35
30%
16%
30%
*
...No par
.5
Corp.—.
Products
Clark
€5% Feb
30 Ve
17Va
30
.
5
;___100
...
City
2
7
62%'Aug. 11
31
17
31 Ve
8 50
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(Jo
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Coca-Cola
Oct
——-——-
City Investing Co common
■'.5%.% "-.pre! erred
.
27% Mar 20
101
29%
16%
30%
x64.'J/s
preferred
2
24% Jan
'
—-—.25
Cities
4%%
18% Jan
3
1
:
64% July 10
49% Mar
30 %:
16
31%
Electric—
At-
....—
89% July
4
•
Corp
64% Jan
103% Jan
.30 V4
16%
39
20 %
32%•
30%
•*16,/a
29%
prelOr.rtsuV__.__..,
4%
9
35 Ve Jun
2
Gas
.
5
.—
8
"51V; Aug
10
IS
n
Oil
O'Nuts
57 l/s> Jsn
May 20
% Aug
4
37.
J
Jt
31 %
24 %
—Km
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co... JO
C I T Financial Corp
No par
47% jun
21
43
*39%
27%
*69V4
-—.50
Col4.mi
16% May
9
25% Dec
2
98% Jan
4
106 %
10
15% Jan
55
'5
162 % Jun-24
13
Dec
Dec
.
Feb
15
2
Feb
45% Dec
35 % Jan
Sep 22
: Ccu
8
£2% July 21
22
*36%
•"
series A noncmn pfd
300
North Western coin..No par
Common
12
38% Jan
11
21%
*17%
par
Del.50
coin
10
22 V4
>111':
100
At
Chrysler Corp
16
12
Ry
preferred—
Chock ''Full
21
27
27
Jan
91% Feb
97 % Jun
13
Jan
37
10,100
21%
^0%
40 ■'
Chickasha
25
10
5,100
21%
22%
38
preferred scries A
—300
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—_—6—8•'
Chicago..Rock fsl At--Piic' RR
No par
Chicago Yellow
No par
17'
Jun
preferred.
40 %
1.6%
30%
13
1
convertible
91%
40%
33
1
—...
44%
*91%
40 %
92
40
22%
1.25
,
5%
72% May 20
32% Aug 18
Corp..
*44
39%
46%
*90%
.
91%
41%
*45%
90%
90%
3:29%
Milw SI; Paul At Pue——No par
5%
Chic
22
18%, Jun 24
Jun
Motors
Great
5%
Chic
8
45% May 25
32
No par
■
441/2 Mar 30
83
•95% July
8
106% Apr 22
44% Feb
99
77%
93
Cincinnati
28% Jan
30
76
119 V4
31%
121%
85%
1
Class A
,
7.iy2 May 22
Aug
j
26% Jun
101
76%
43
'
___5
Chicago & East 111 RR com..No
36% July 28
19% Apr
14% Jan
4
74%
*42
91%
3%%
3.
2.
63
60
28 Ve
6%
93%
31
20
Co__
20%
*118
34%
10,200
28 Ve
74%1
35
35
Chesapeake Corp of Va.
5
Chesapeake At Ohio Ity common—25
July 14
10
16
104
39 3/4
29
92%
preferred
Chemway
26
llVs Jan
46
101%
104
39V4
43
29
19%
Cbemetron
8
26% Jan
28
7
21
118%
40%
*42
32%
Checker
11
31% Jan
77
6%
Common
45% May 28
25
59
20%
118%
7
104y2
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlln Oil At Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
4
4% Jan
95
21 %
119'/4
6%
7,000
29
71
,
8,600
99%
19 Ve
Certain-Tfeed
Chain
'75
74
20%
Century Industries Co.,
24
31% Nov
27
75V4
90
37
97%
Champion Paper At Fibre Co—
24
•
73%
.1
42%
99
36 Ve
97%
39%
40 %
42%
*28 %
98
36V4
32%
Central
July 27
40 Ve
43%
.29%
;
Central & SoUtlf West
Cerro
41 %
43%
*23 %
common—No
16
5
40%
41
-
98%
95%
19 Ve
Chadbourn
9
40%
9
98 Ve
35%
.
32%
9
9
- '
98 %
19
6% Jan
90
32,
96
32%
Cessna
37% Jun
36
92 %
IS
6
79
35%
95
32%
89% Aug
1
98%
36%
94%
19%
28
Apr
98%
36
95%
32%
27
4% May 29
98 %
361/4
95
16%
19
16% Apr
52
99%
35%
16%
32%
29
28
*98Ve
—'
16%
19%
127/8 Jun
6% Nov
2,400
16%
32%
433A Jan
2
41
% preferred series 11,
Hudson Gas At Elec__No par
14% Dec 22
3
4034
29
„
15
15% Mar 11
503/4 Mar
40%
44
Co...
Central Illinois l.gt
54
Nov
401/4
Central
20
681/4 Apr
28% Jan
40%
10
,
Illinois
28
4,800
6,000
40
118'/2
Central of Georgia By com
15
17% Mar 21
51 %
41
29
Corp common
28
;
5034
40%
37%
*18 y2
9
9
51%
413/4
Celotex
15
Jan
51V4
41
* 92%
17
44
16% ;
52
No par
38% Dec
7
16
50%
7
issued
19% Jun
Aug 18
16%
52%
212.50
81% Dec
36
Shares
16%
.—100
-
2
78% Jan
the Week
'
52
44
_
Co common
26% Feb 28
17 y2 Jan
7
-
Friday
Aug. 21
y
1G%
4.20-% preferred J
j.—100
Ceianese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred ser'es A_100
1253/4 May 13
91% July
9
,
Aug. 20
53
1
——
-When
12
Sales fw
Thursday
16%
10
Corp
—.
12
FRICE8
52%
_50
_
General
preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
9
98y2 Jan
common
preferred
7%
34% July 29
17
Jan
July
Corp
4%%
Carriers Ai
22
36% Aug
92 V* July 16
29% Jun
Carrier
!
119% Mar 16
5
Jan
»83% Jan
10
19
46% Jun
6
110y2 Jan
7
"92% Nov
383/4 Jan
48%-Jan
SALE
Aug. 19
5
:
_
7
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 18
1
Co
Mfg Co
lo
Carolina Chnehfield & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co—_
5
19
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 17
(Philip)
;
July 16
May
'»20
6
Aug
Carey
Monday
Par
Airlines Inc+
Carborunduifi
19
47'
July
Capital
5
117
5
Jal.
46% Nov. 20
3
% Jan
55 ye Apr
1
96
'>
11
38V2 Jan
14% Apr
101% Jan
39% Apr
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
52 y2 Feb 16
10
%
EXCHANGE
7-
3
29
.
32% Jan
.
37% Feb
46% Dec. 12
103
25% Jan
.
15% July 31
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
*19
.
it:
38
1
56 A
93%
93'A
*95
96%
*84 V2
87
28%
*87
52%•203%
•"»
♦84 y2
28%-
2c %
to CO v-4 38"
89
87
87
53
52
52%
164
104
*48Va'
49%
47 %
82%
82%
*ei%
13%
14
*21
21 %
13%
*21
105
48%
83
."
52%
28%
*81
51%
105
47%
*81 %
*18%
T9"/4
52%
.52%.
9,000
45%
7,100
25 VB
-
*25
25%
19%
25i/2
.53
-
600
300
8,700
1,140
,8,500
93
390
*95
97
90
*84 '/a
87
92 %
.
'
.
29%
29
28%
45%
>49%
/.
*81
3,100
103 %
103
105
40
53
52%
52
21,600
89
*87
89
83
>
-
360
49%
24,500
83
10
13%
13%
14 Ve
13%
14%
4,500
21 %
21V2
21V2
21%
21%
200
F!
The Commercial q,nd Financial Chronicle
(782)
...
Monday, August 24, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range S
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
44
Jan
12
•
18% Jan
2
16% Jan
12
Dec
Jan
4&'/2 July
7
39% Jan
82
Jan
6
52
Feb
10
51 % July 27
2
49% Jun
981/2 July 28
33 Ve Jan
13
55% Nov
14
12% Apr
16
12
24% Dec
fi
20% Jan
7
30
Aug
1
89% Feb
S
84% Feb
11
102% Dec
1% Jan
06
Apr
Jan
12
Jun
9
3
1®
74
85
12
Jan
7
31% Dec
30
29%
Jan
7
41
33A%
25 Yo Jan
3
16
37% May 27
44
Jan
43%: Apr
11
92'% Nov
7
50%
58% Nov 26
101% Jun 23
Oct 13
29
60% Jan
21
7
32% Feb
24
114 % July
15
24
10
19% Jun 26
Dec
3
10% Jun
15
7
69% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
2
14%. Dec
12
12% Mar 31
39
Dec
18
337/8 Jun
16
10
Cuba RR
6
16
-.21%
8% Aug 10
33% Sep
Jan
37%. Jan
27% Jan
47'/8
17,000
*50
53
*50
53
*49%
53
*49 7b
53
*92
99
*92
96
*94
95
*92
95
52%
52%
52 7B
52%
527b
53%
53%.
23 74
*2274
2374
22 72
2274
22'A
221/2
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85 74
88
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127b
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37
40
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80
28
200
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700
1974
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197b
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2672
600
37
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41
56
20
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334
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26%
40
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1
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37
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8%
3
41
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91
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28
29
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30
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110
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76
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88
21
75
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2,500
140
75
33/4
52%
14,000
21%
139
50 72
53
53%
138
53
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33/4
135
75
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107 %
10872
109
.
no
100
10%
10%
9
9%
10
4%% preferred
Cuneo Press Inc.
Aug 18
15
41% Jab
20
16% Jan
21
Feb
16
13
3
16% Oct
30
10% Jun
63y4Oct
13
62
Jan
7
6
23% Nov
14
25% Feb
227b
227b
2172
227b
21
21%
20%
20%
13
137e
3.27b
13
12%
1274
1274
13
71%
71V4
14
143/4
341/2
34 72
*34
2
39% Apr
8
6
37
Aug
6
35
Jan
6
41% Apr
9
3
63% Nov
10
59% Jan
6
5
100
...5
2.50
1
—
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
3
31% Aug 27
21% Apr
27% Jan
2
5
94 % July 28
66
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
81 % Mar 11
Jan
303/« Mar
461/2
25
;
Cuban-American
4
8% Apr
40%: Mar
47%
9
10%
9
97b.
9
90
974
1,160
2174
2,300
"
17% Mar
53% July 24
18% Jun
6%
X45%
*71
convertible preferred
5 74%
11,600
99
52%
$4.20 preferred
1
No par
Crucible Steel Co of Amerlca_i.12.50
2
7,800
22 7=
76
.
Crown Zellerbach Corp
6
98% Apr
43'/2
21%
2
preferred
preferred
$2
43%
%
*71
Petroleum Corp com
conv
Crown Cork & Seal common
20
7
106% Jun
5%
43 72
22
.100
—25
preferred
Crescent
23% Apr 15
9
28% Mar
9
n
89 % Aug
25% May
——
Cream of Wheat Corp
July 23
41% Dec
Inc
2.000
427b
23
Coty International Corp—-— —.1
Mar 11
2
;
-
Crane Co common
Mar 30
40
Aug 12
37
vie%
common.
9.600
21%
5372
12 7a
Glass Works
preferred
73
-
5274
12%
Coty
Co
7274
53
*50
*92
(Del)-—.— ...1
1
15
206/« Mar
467b
21%
Jan
29
4574
21
25% Jun
Jan
47 7b
Cosden
20
4
6% Jan
463/4
preferred series of 1947.100
1
Petroleum Corp
10
56
4778
372%
May 12
28
15
46%
72
87
29% Dec
2
227b
*853/4
14 'A Apr
2
35% Jan
1
JUE
17
747a
42%
22 7b
31/2%
9
5'A Apr 22
54 72 July 30
31
7374
4172
237b
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5
Dec
74
44%
22 72
88
8% Jan
7'/4 Jan
7372
X 421/2
23%
87
40% Dec
16
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45%
23 74
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E
18% Jan
74
447b
—.
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20% NOV
20
73%
5
Corp
.100
S
15% Feb
—14
Steel
140
247a'Jun
2% Nov 11
3
11,400
13874
Aug 18
14 V* Mar
57%
141
23
2.6Vz Jan
56%
139 74
2
8€
51%
5
18% Jan
39% Dec
E
56%
Corning
88
85
Apr
9% Nov
13
Nov
57
1
4
13
24% Jan
78
5674
Cornell Dublller Electric Corp—
Feb
9
587b
Corn Products
16
20% Aug
6
2
57'%
3
14
150 % Aug
4%. May
5872
i
1
22
301/2 Jun
15% Jan
5774
5
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co common—
50
5% convertible preferred
—50
6% convertible preferred
2
597b Jun
89
9,500
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
82% Dec 31
Mar 11
10%
Continental
.52
85
51'/2
107b
53
103/4
337/b Mar 17
14
88
52%
30%
783/4 Mar 10
20
E
52 74
IO74
453/b Aug 12
19 % May 20
Oct
5374
107s
21% Aug 21
50% Jan
74% Feb
527,
107b
Continental Oil of Delaware
52
83
53'/2
10%
26
14
Shares
52%
11
6974 Jan
13
SI
30
34% Oct
the Week
Aug. 21
531/2
24
55% Jan
8
36% Jan
2
37% Dec-18
Friday
Aug. 20
107b
Motors
Jun
Sales Jot
Thursday
52%
Insurance
Continental
51
Aug. 19
1
Continental
20
Mar
66
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 18
5
5
13 3A Apr
21
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 17
10% Aug 10
41
Jan
LOW AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
51 7* Aug
66% Nov
3
28 J/t Jan
Dec
64
I*
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
12
22
12% Dec
2
38% Feb
ice
30
Dec
63
15
Jan
6
Lowest
$4
137b
■71%
7272
72
15
14%
14%
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14 7B
14'/2
1474
35
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34
34
3472
34 %
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147b
12
72
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74
400
12
1274
12
12 7b
6474
65
65
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11%
11%
12
11%
9,900
12
13,600
400
6.300
100
2372
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23%
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23%
223/4
2274
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23'/4
100
307a
307b
287b
307b
287B
33
3174
32%
313/4
32 Ve
110.700
36
3672
35%
35%
35 7a
36
3672
37
36'/4
3674
900
.10
Inc
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1
1
Durtiss-pWright common
Class A
Cutler-Hammer
13 7B
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No par
No par
preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
prior
71
21
8474
8474
83 3/4
8474
80 »/4
83%
83 74
85
8474
85
3,500
80
83 %
78
80%
77
77%
9,700
ww
4iy» Apr
61% Dec
3
83 J/4 Jan
14
9
83'% Aug
91V4 Feb
16
13 % Feb
2
19 y4
Feb
6
Dana
17
86j/2 Aug 20
60 % Feb
18
92 i
Aug
6
14% Nov 18
15
9J/e Jan
Corp
—1
common
preferred 'series A
3%%
28
34
49% Mar 18
Daygtroin Inc
43% Jan
2
56 % Dec
30
51
Jun
25
61
Jan
14
Dayton
75% Nov
13
87
Jan
22
74% Jun
12
82
Apr
10
Preferred
3.75%
series A
77'/4 Sep
19
88
Jan
28
74
Jun
2
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series B—:
79
24
89
Jun
16
78
Jun
30
83 y2 Apr
9
Preferred
3.90%
series C
2
30
39% Nov
Mar 10
Oct
15% Jan
2
26% Dec
19
26Vb Jan
36% July 15
Dayton
13% Jan
2
19% Nov
26
17% May 12
21 %, Feb
19
Decca
Records
27% Jan
2
54% Nov
11
47% Jan
68 %
July 31
Deere
&
7
27% Mar 30
33
May 25
Delaware
8
30y8Nov
11
6a/o Apr
10
12% Dec
1
8% Jun
15
12% Jan
46% Feb
18
03 74 Dec
1
57J/4 Feb
16
69
16'A Jan
2
25% Dec
31
24% Jan
2
19
July
I
36% Apr
41 %Jun
Oct
23
56
Jun
30
13
15% Jan
7
19% May
aioVo
31
63
7
17% Oct
Delta
47% Mar 13
42% Dec
2
9 Vb Jan
15
21
5
Feb
55
Delaware
5
68
Apr
Detroit
May
2
48% DOC
30
46
Jan
13
25 V4 Jan
2
35% Sep
24
30y8 Jun
15
37% Feb
32% May 21
29% Jun
15
32 y2 Mar 2,4
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
29% Mar 26 f
11% Jan
7
30
24 % Aug
Aug 19
2
43% Dec
29
25% Jan
2
35% Nov
11
32% Mar 24
9% Jan
2
26% Dec
12
22
8% Jan
3
14% Deo
4
11 % Jan
2
19% Dec
81
15
Jan
6
20
Sep
19
64%. Apr
12
Jan
74% Jan
9
Jan
16
Mar 26
2
20% Nov 20
7474. Jan
33
46% Oct
0
35% Aug 19
3
23% Oct
27
Mar 26
14% NOV
18
Apr
7
16% Jan
9
6% Jan
12
11
Jan
10
214
Dec
31
29
112% Apr
21
100
80%. Oct
1
91 y4 Apr
28
79
43
~24
6
*79
8F%
197a
20
60%
60%
607b
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
Ltd
14% Jan
14
24% NOV
10
22% Feb
2
27% Jan
45% Dec
10
43% Jan
14
29 Ve Jan
30
11
33% Jan
8
22 Vo Apr
30% Aug 14
28 y2 Jun
18
73'% Jan
82% Jun
78
Aug 14
Apr
16
88% Jun
9
59
Oct
2
56% Jan
6
Dec
31
36% Jan
6
9
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan
15
11% Dec
39>/4 Deo
29
56% Deo
38%
Apr
Jan
2
90
May
26% Jan
2
36% Oct
67/8 Jan
2
13
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
21
3,
30y2
3OV2
*30%
31
30 »/2
30j/2
*30'%
31
31
31
1,000
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Ve
22%
22%
22%
22%
31%
30%
.31
30
30%
30%
31
31 %
22%
317b
3,000
30%
39
39%
39
3774
39%
37%
38%
39
3972
5,600
34%
35%
34%
34%
2,700
25
247b
25
2,300
*13 74
14
8
451/4
44.1/2
45%
44
44%
44%
45%
45
457b
263/4
27%
27
27%
263/4
27
27
27
26%
27
84 3/4
857b
8474
853/b
83%
85
84.
84%
84
847b
21,100
38 Vb
383/4
37%
38%
351/2
37%
367c
31%
36%
37
23,300
26%
26%
(E I)
26%
X2574
25%
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261/4
257B
257b
12%
12%
*12%
12%
121/2
12%
123/4
13
133/4
14'A
131/4
133/4
1374
137/B
13%
147b
16,800
264
269%
2701%
268V4
270'/2
267%
265%
267%
11,300
No par
No par
101%
1013/4
IOI.1/2
10174
1011/2
101%
1017b
1017c
101%
101%:
1,400
81%
81%
81%
81%
8 IVa
81%
81%
81%
5
237/b
243/b
24
24%
24%
241/b
24%
40
40
*2.73/4
28%
10
51%
51%
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1
37%
38%
36%
l'
Eaton
Eastman
$3.60
Co
28
Deo
4
20
El
9
70
903/4
9074
92
1
88 'A
8772
907b
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92
90
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5672
81
52
53
537b
54
5474
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39
9072
*8972
2872
2874
273/4
503/4
517b
50%
7
7%
89
Morse
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
7% Jun
29% Jan
3
22% Apr 22
79
89
39
*87
89
2,800
89
39%
3974
387b
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9072
*8972
28
277b
277a
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28
28
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49 72
507b
5072
517 b
507b
517b
10,900
77a
67s
7
7
22,000
7"
39
7
7
2,100
91
51'/4
1,400
513/4
5074
5074
507b
51
50 V2
10%
101/2
1072
11
101/2
103/4
107b
1074
107b
107b
11,400
327b
32%
327a
32
327b
327a
327/o
327a
3274
24,200
6074
62'A
62
62
5174
x51
53
9,400
603/4
61%
603/4
61%
597a
601/2
1574
16
1574
15%
14%
1574
1574
157b
1574
157b
12,900
2672
35'%
26'/4
26%
2674
277b
3,400
4,500
—No par
100
50
37
%
377aI
1
143/4
151/4
69%,
69%
*69
62
*60
*60
St
Co
Corp com
preferred
473%
313/4
974
8172
37
37
37%
31%
377a
377a
137a
14%
143/a
1474
147b
15
6972
6972
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62
6974
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62
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21 7b
217b
7,200
20%
2174
203/4
217b
21%
21%
3,600
45 74
46
457'b
4874
46
463/4
8,100
32
32
974
31
9
874
9 7b
2774
277b
277/b
*31
9
277b
327,
9
28
Fairchlld Engine St Airplane Corp.l
Fairmont F®ods Co common
1
87b
83/4
327b
337fe
80
80
27%
27%
277b
27%
2674
2774
27 7»
273/4
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
307s
317a
Sep
11
79 % Aug 11
96
Mar 12
2
19% Dec
10
iey2 Jan
9
29
2
33
Aug 21
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
17
29
July 27
35
Jan
Family
4%
Corp
100
1
1
_
874
87b
3374
3374
*79
83
87»
87b
3374
337s
♦79
83
87B
874
3374
333/4
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♦317a
9ya
277b
271%
27%
240
62
2174
40
convertible
70
•50
2,000
65,500
207b
27%
3174
69 72
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2,800
2.1'/a
217s
21%
47
9
36%
817a
467b
21 %
3
3174
36
83
46%
21%
1
36
*8172
21%
21%
No par
62
3574
83
35 74
*811/2
207b
21%
1
;
693/4
267a
21%
5
Co
Inc
Finance
4,000
5
Fairbanks Whitney
$1.60
*87
330
817a
5574
3
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Fairbanks
89
39
90%
9072
9072
15
37% Apr
9
10 % July 16
*87
540
8,500
25,700
*89'/a
39 7»
143/4
2
*8974
827a
55%
9,000
4
Erie RR common-
Products
90
82
54
37
Evans
90
82
58'/2
3678
5%
91%
7974
*8974
7
861/2
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827b
39%
39
9172
811/2
89
*87
893/8
83
817a
28
881/2
89
36
Jan
26.
2S7»
81%
Jun
page
79 74
2574
353%
7
see
7874
267B
811/2
21% Jan
footnotes
79%
253/8
36 %
30
9
7972
257s
36
43% May B
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
Dec
79%
25
Mfg Co_„.
Corp
10% Jan 13
33% Aug
7
79
253/4
♦80%
Ex-Cell-O
2
79 72
Corp common—28
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
*
8.50
Eversharp
9
3078
257a
Johnson
5
2
15,000
30
1,300
3278
Erie &
Aug 21
1,600
37 72
2974
263/4
May 4
25% July 23
30% Mar 12
28
5174
3674
30'A
26%
8
23
51%
37
30
263/4
24% Mar
2
511/2
367b
30%
26%
497s July
2
5172
37
10
2
3% Jan
52'/4
357a
28%
Phonograph
Electric
39% Jan 15
32% Nov 24
51'A
28%
79%.
10
Co
Endicott
Mar 5
15% July 23
51%
3772
28%
5
Battery
Watch
38
4Q,
28%
257b
5
18
Mar 13
28
30 3/4
Amer shares—.
Natural Gas
Paso
28
7972
100
Co
70
250
45
307b
-.100
Storage
42%
25'%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
National
45
791/2
2.50
common
Auto-Lite
42%
*44'/4
297a
Co———-—2
preferred
Electric & Mus Ind
45
3074
10
common
preferred
Electric
42%
.
50
Products Co
4%%
42%
*441/4
2.50
Corp
preferred
4%%
Ekco
May 14
42%
800
45
10
com
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
89
Mar 20
Kodak
Steel
Manufacturing
42'A
♦44'A
100
Asn
prior preferred
29
Mar 26
55% Jan
2
*45V4
28
Empire District Electric Co
11
46
27%
Stainless
*45'/4
*45%
8
Gas & Fuel
46
42
45
Inc
417b
40
441%
41%
44%
*41
46
Airline
*43%
*43%
41 %
42%
Corp
46
42
44%
41%
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6,600
4074
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*431/4
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600
24%
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44%
421%
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24%
81%
*40
41%
45%
*81
4074
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45
Cigar
,
40
45V4
Eastern
Jan
40
264
X261
*43%
50
Eagle-Ploher Co
88
24i/4
421/4
90% July 27
63% Aug 13
1,200
& Co—
*44%
4%%
800
26%
121/4
143/4
*42
Eastern
2,600
13%
50
Eastern
15,200
12%
50
9
21
500
1
Inc
preferred
2
23
14
8
Apr
Jan
34
24%
45
5(1
30'A Apr
8
97%, July 22
93 y2 July 30
24%
1
USA
$3.50 series
July
39
x335/s
1
Limited
International
27% Aug 21
19% Mar
Nov
47
6,400
50c
22
2
28
39%
1
Corp
Elgin
10
3
9,100
5
Co
Industries
Electric
Jun
2
400
11,000
No par
Corp
Chemical
14
19% Jan
13% Jan
33
2,800
55% July 28
7
60
23% Jan
583/8
32%
3,000
Elastic
34% Jun 16
'
573/4
323/4
197 b
317s July 16
55% Aug
7
9% Jan
2
61% Oct 10
14
58'/2
321%
19%
571
May 15
41% Jun 24
21
Nov
57%
33%
■
19%
DWG
92
11
,
58%
32%
$2.10
13
Mar 24
4
54% May 29
Apr 30
57%
333/4
197b
32 y4 Jan
28
Nov
59
33%
210
21
193/B
80
17
*20%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
4
Jun
207/«
19%
23 % Jun
8
*201/4
19%
38% Jan 14
30
July 21
79
20%
19%
Emerson
30
20%
19%
6V2 July 20
10
207/b
19%
Emerson Radio &
Dec
20%
1
26% May 11
24
13% Jan
20 % \
,
Inc
Fund
697a May 12
3 fi Vb Deo
2
23,300
187B
13% Jan
2
5,300
237b
13 %
2
10
b
61
22%
22%
187b
8
Jan
4y8 Jan
43 7
60%
23%
18%
30% Jun 24
48 y8 Jan
7
17% Jan
437i
60
22
18%
4%
Aug
9% Jan
43 3/4
601/2
22
18%
Duquesne Light Co common
Feb
18% Jan 16
36% Jan
7
9
43 %
61
183/4
12
89
IB
2
437/e
61
21%
18%
Preferred
34
40% Nov 19
2
43%
€1
21-%
18%
Ltd
S
85% Jan
7
37
2
44%
61
18 3/4
Drewrys
34%) Jan
May 18
2
Jan
437/8
1,500
5,200
36,400
No par
Mines
46 Ya
2
6% Jan
,19%
X133/4
Preferred $4.50 series
31% Apr
38% Jan
27
31
1874
14%
Common
47
22 Vb Jan
26 y4 Jan
30%
187/u
347b
E
31
3074
18%
Douglus Aircraft Co
48%) May 26
19
Oct
30%
18%
25
Dresser
46 y2 Jan
42 y2 Jun
8% Dec 31
30%
171/4
133/4
Dover
41 y2
31
39
29J/4
18
\ 58i/2
50
2
29%
17%
337/b
preferred
19
29
333/4
Dominick
46% Mar 13
Jan
Jan
12,000
69
24%
7
12
May 21
7 Vb Dec
1078
69
59 %
$4.15
25
10%
6874
34%
Dow
May 22
43 y2 July
6
4
103/4
68i/4
33%
27
20% Feb
103/a
69
59%
20y2
46% Jan
14y4 Apr 15
3,600
1074
67%
22
1
3
86% Apr
267b Jan
40
Mar 27
297«
10%
227bN
44
♦60
293/8
11
68
18V4
-
29
103/4
68
30 Ve
\
177e
41% Jun 25
05
6,300
24,100
MVe
61\
29
2
Corp
Jan
17
53
2
311/4
;
11%
68%
May 12
17
317/b
68%
\ll
2i50
Co
106
Jun
75
7,500
197/b
583/b
31%
20
1
Inc
278 3/4 Aug
9
July 31
24% May
32
19
59
*39%
4
313/4
19
58
50
Feb
313/4
18%
597/b
preferred
8
30%
J 87a
59%
$3.75
48% Mar
297 b
181/z
60 %
27
50 y8 July 15
for
81%
14%
Duplan
51
15% Jan
24% Jan
*79
253/B
Dunhlll
24
Apr
81%
14%
14% Aug 17
28
Jan
*79
42% Feb
Oct
7
81
2
July 25
Jan
♦79
25%
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
44% Nov
Jan
81%
39 y2 Jun
42
86
7%
50
11
22% Jan
76%
*75
May" 13
46
76
*75
79
47yfc
Sep 26
41'A Sep
52
76%
*75
34%
Dome
May 18
23 Vb Jun
39% Oct
51%
*75%
79
14%
8
202y2 Feb
Sep
2,000
51%
76%
*75
25
Club
du Pont de Nem
172 y8 Apr
101
52
51%
*75
79
251/4
Pepper
28
May
51%
76'/2
x!4%
Dr.
27 Vz Aug 17
92% July 15
457a Jan 21
7
22% Jan
14% NOV 20
2
51%
*75
No par
Dlvco-Wayne
12
20% July 23
53% Jan 21
43% July 17
19% Jan
6
77% Dec 31
51%
♦75
50c
Corn
Corp-Seagrams
23
22
2
8
Distillers
36% July 29
17% Jan
52ya May 22
3,600
1
Corp com
(Walt) Productions
29%i Jan
2
17% Jan
421/4
'
Mar 31
13% Jun
Disney
41%
10
Co
preferred
(The)
41%
1
15
Co
Stores
Diners'
59% Apr 24
37% Aug 10!
14
$1.50
Diana
6
42% Mar 13
40
18%
20
;
Diamond-Gardner
407b
317b
50
—;
Alkali
Diamond
20
39
18 %
3
Edison
Vilbiss
De»
40
59%
No par
Western
Detroit Steel Corp
24% July 23
23
May 26
63% July
6
8,200
39
31%
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR CO_100
28
171/e
1
Inc
Lines
16%
50c
-5.0c
Power & Light Co—13.50
Air
17
79
♦79
Denv & Rio Grande West RR-No par
May 26
16%
51 %.
♦75
—100
Hudson
St
10
88
1674
;
75%
100
Inc_—
Lack
*85%
16%
*86.1/3
75%
.100
(Delaware)
&
Delaware
19
17%) Aug 19
2~
37% Jan
9
Aug
78%
86%
*86%.
17
.
5IV2
common__7
Co_
Rubber
Co
Light
&
77%
••80%
89 t
89
40 Ve
39%
10
—
Power
,81J/2
,
16 7b
89
•'
17
__5
80%
17%'
*86%
100
Dan River Mills Inc—_
July 27
83
33
9'A
28
600
51,100
3,400
87b
87a
10,300
337b
337a
2,300
83
50
27'/2
29
4,800
307/b
30%
1,800
*79
Number 5875
Volume 190
...
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(783).
19.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
Year 1958
43
Lowest
13
Oct
55
May 19
7
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. t
Highest
Lowest
Highest
49% Feb
9
5% Jan
64% Mar 13
Fansteel
3% Apr
11% Jan
6% Dec
2
6
10% Apr
30
17% Dec
16
16% Mar 10
22 % Apr
24
32
55
18
47% Feb
10
Fawick Corp
Fedders Corp
2
Mar
Dec
18 % Apr
24% Aug 21
21% Jan
29 % Jan
52
Nov
20
44% Apr
8
66% Aug 20
31% July 29
56% Jan 26
19% Jan
22
Jun
27
21% May 26
237/a Aug 12
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
50% Feb
70% Aug
10% May
16% Jan
16% Apr
25
7
25% Jan
8
45% Feb
4
45% July 28
57% Mar 20
Corp
"
Fdberboard Paper Prod
14% July 16
19% Jan
12
Fifth
36 % July 16
447/sJan
16
Filtrol
82% Apr
16
100% Sep
26
104% Jun
55% Feb
14
125% Jan
100
5
12
Fenestra Inc
13
Mar 11
104
July 20
60% Jun
26
80% Jan
2
20% Jan
14
27 % Aug
14
Firstamerica
10% Sep 29
9% Jan
5
13% Apr
44% Jun
28
Firth
88
Nov
36% Aug 20
85%
Dec~31
107% Dec
Jun
4
16
104
94
5
Jan
86
112% Dec
3
2
1
89
Oct
29
17
Apr
3
32% Dec
25%
3
Nov~28
Jun
9
Jun
15
34
88
24
43
93
5
Mar
9
Jun
Mar 17
96
31% Mar
July
Jan
35% Dec
31
26% Aug 11
35 % Jan
17% Dec
31
12% Aug 11
17% Jan
2
35% Oct 27
18
40
180% Dec 24
95
July 1
170
46% Dec
100
Jan
2
89
Nov
10
Feb
9
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
3%%
95
Mar 11
3%%
18 % Aug
35 % Apr
54% Aug 21
20% Aug
4i% Mar
10
2
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
Jan
2
22
Nov
19
19% Jun
29
25 % Feb
25
39% Oct
2
33% Feb
9
8% Jan
2
-14% Sep
24
6% Jun
25
10% Jan
14
15% Dec 22
14% Jan
5
7
37% Jan
15
29% July 16
50% Jan
2
27% July
54
5
Foote
81% Aug
5
13
2
Dec"l8
18% Jan
28
70
Dec
24
69% Jan
2
77
12% Jan
23
"33
Feb
65%
65%
64
64
623A
65%
65%
66%
28%
29
29
28V4
283A
28%
29 3/a
47%
48
■.
x63%
48%
*22%
65%
65'
13%
18%
17%
18i/4
403/4
17%
173/4
17%
18
17%
40%
40%
401/2
51%
51
51%
52%
52 %
53
15%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
151/4
14%
14%
37%
36%
371/4
36%
37
36 3A
134%
135%
130 %
134%
130%
100
*100%
103%
*100%
103%
4,300
2,300
41'A
51
40%
513A
40%-
50%
40 %
131%
37
363/4
130%
*100
100
100
103%
*100
65%
65%
64%
65
64'A
651/2
65
27%
26%
26%
26'A
26%
26%
263A
12
12 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
381A
38%
37
x38%
39 %
*85
88%
*86
6,100
■.
4,100
10
64%
65
26 3/a
26%
2,600
12
12%
12%
36%
37%
37%
373/8
88'/a
*85%
83%
♦85%
881/2
107%
1071/4
1071/2
107'A
20,300
13
38%
*85%
107%
88%
3,500
131
103%
651/2
5,200
6,500
-
37
131
131
26%
No par
107%
26,000
12,900
,
1,590"
Xl08%
108%
107%
2 50
29%
29%
29%
291/2
29%
29%
291/4
29%
50%
52*
50%
29%
51%
29
No pa/
50%
51
501/4
511%
51
51'/a 1
14,200
20
20%
19%
20%
193A
20%
20%
:203/a
20
203/a
10,300
351/s
35%
Corp
34%
34%
34%
34'A
34%
90
88
88
28'/a
27%
28
271/2
28
13%
14
13%
14
133/a
133/4
34%
90
53%
100
*89
54%
53%
I
life
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
19
19%
19
32
32%
30%
78%
79%
20'A
20%
35%
35%
Zls
~2
_io
53'A
273/4
14
13%
13%'
54
541/2
54%
1,800
21,600
*200
♦200
90%
*89
5,700
~~
90
*89
90
U0
90%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19
133/4
19
6,500
31%
783/4
30
31
30%
31
31%
31%
6,000
77
75%
77%
77%
78 3/a
52,200
20%
20 %
76%
203/a
76%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
25,400
34%
351/2
343/a
35
343A
35»/2
353/4
36%
-
4,000
500
7%
*7%
7%
71/4
7Vi
*71/4
73A
7'A
7'A
*16%
16%
161/4
161%
161/3
16 %
16%
16%
28%
29%
281/2
28%
28%
29
28i%
28 s/a
23,700
25%
26
29
25%
26
25'A
291/4
261/4
74
74
74
74
_
1
common
6,400
50
263/4
16'A
7%
IIlO
preferred
*133/4
90
27%
16
par
1
Co
V
351/4
*88
90
27%:
53%
51%
90
j
~
I
7,800
'
*88
*200
*89
2
~
Co
54
*200
90
35
;
:
'
*88
*200
100
Inc
108
28
*88
10
preferred
Francisco
4%
200
■A
; 65'A
6.25
com
5,100
•
50%
-
2W
Fruehauf Trailer Co
49
231/4
40%
■
10
39%
♦22%
37%
Foremost Dairies Inc_
26
48
23%
*15%
Inc
=
Sulphur
3,800
173/4
5
Chetn
1,400
3,700
-•
291/4
48%
231/4
65
Co
Mineral
-29
9,700
12,200
65
o
convertible
Freeport
18
64%
V
Ford Motor Co
20
17%
*223/a
preferred
Mart
17%
65%
common
&
171/2
22%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
37% Apr 22
28% July 14
20%
2
Jan
Food
21% Jan
19% Feb
Mach
4
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
2
9% Jan
Food
17%
48
preferredl—IIIIo
July 10
87
17%
64%
Inc common".".__l
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc
I
1
4%
convertible
2
2
17%
22%
stores
8
2
7% Jan
17%
47
Florida Power &
Light Co
12% Jan
18%
23
Fluor Corp Ltd
9
8%
66%
preferred
-ZZIYno par
$4.50 conv A 2nd
pfd
100
Florida Power Corp__
27% May 29
8%
46%
84
54% July 10
7
19% May
10
40 % Sep
33 % July 18
,87
Jan 30
26
43
28
8%
23
Corp
Carpet
Flintkotfe Co
1
Feb
117% Jun
July 14
60'A
8%
46%
ZTNo"par
Lines
Tlre & Rubber
4%% preferred
First National Stores
22% Nov 21
59'A
81/2
58
63 %
Corp
6% Mar 10
593/a
8%
58%
28%
in
Avenue Coach
15% Apr 25
Shares
57%
8%
59%
8%
56%
8%
66
Ferro
Aug 21
the Week
05
17% Aug 10
151
Friday
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
__jf 50
27% Jan
49% July 29
136
Dec 10
60
Sales for
Thursday
17%
1
common__5
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
19
Aug. 19
8%
ZZZZZZZZZ-.
cnEJ Pap?r Board Co
a
4.60%
3
Wednesday
Aug. 18
59
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
s
Federal Pacific Electric
Co_____Z__i
52% Dec 16
24% Mar 14
20 % Jan
5
Tuesday
Aug. 17
Pat
Metallurgical Corp
17
23% Mar 13
30% Nov
38% Apr
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
100
*73
-
26 'A
♦73
75
..
.
.
80O
.
27
26 3/a
27
73,600
75
75
75
170
G
f
Jan
0
14% Dec
17
8% Jan
2
17% Nov
17
16% Jan
2
40% Jan
22
9
45% Jan
12
20% Jan
32
July
31
27
Jun
9
4
46
Jan
19
2
38
Feb
7% Oct
22
5% Jan
7
Oct
22
31% Jan
3
35
Jan
Dec
51% Dec
3% Jan
24% Jan
34
39% Jan
12
17 % Jan
20
5% Apr
13
26% Jan
94
Oct
36"% Dec
15
24% Feb
102
25
Apr
19% Mar
8
2
Apr
31% Jun
9
64% Jan
36% Feb
July 15
96 % Jan
7
9
Jan
2
8
Dec
8
19% Jan
2
141
27% July 21
Aug 25
9% Nov
16
138
5
Jan
30% Apr
7
43% Dec
75
3
93% Jun 27
75% Jun
~9% Nov" 10
~T
7% Nov
11
Indus
General
42'/a Apr
38% Mar 26
84
6
5
Mar 17
9% Jan
4%
Gen
Cigar
Contract
29%
293A
30
311/4
3,200
47%
46%
47
46
463/b
46
46
46'A
46%
2,800
45%
44%
45y0
44
44'A
44%
45
45
453/3
3,100
6%
6%
32%
6%
5,300
32
32
*31%
321/a
*31%
32%
6%
6%
*32
32%
6
6
5%
6
61/3
100
20O
*18%
183A
18%
131/2
2,500
6 %
6%
6%
63/4
6.V2
6%
6%
6%
6 V2
6%
4,100
*43%
1
*43%
45
*34%
35%
94'/a
*93'%
94%
34
*93V2
*431/2
46
3434
*43%
46
35%
35
*93%
33%
33%
331/2
34
941%
*931/2
94'A
*93%
94%
29'A
293/4
30'A
2,100
6,300
*43»/2
46
29
281%
28%
28%
46
2,300
30
1.25
29%
59 %
29
60
58%
60
59%
59%
59%
621/a
60 »/2
62
5
12'A
12%
I2V4
12%
121/4
12
12%
I2V2
12%
12%
150%
150%
*1503/8
*150%
151
150 3/a
150%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
9
8%
8%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
41%
40'A
5
151
'A
150
8%
3,700
240
150'A
9
2,300
36
2,100
2,500
41'A
40%
8%
36'A
411/4
391/2
40
39"%
78'A
78%
78%
78%
79
79
*78%
1
29%
29%,
29%
293/8
29
291/4
28V4
28%
28 »A
2,400
2
8%
8%
8'A
8%
8'A
8 3/a
'81/4
8 3/s
8'A
8'A
1,900
5
IlNcTpar
100
Co
29%
18 3/a
1st preferred
General
2
291/4
49
2
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com.
29% Aug 12
29%
'20%,
♦48
49
No pax
preferred
General Bancshares
Corp
45% May 11
26
29%
♦48
49
18%
TexasI
$8
10
29%
*48
18%
Amer Transportation
Baking Co common
May 19
49
18%
com_
General
10% Mar 25
49
IU/.''24#
1
Amer
22
49
*32
iqq
of
20 3/s:
25%
18%
$4.50 preferred
Oil Co
19%
25%
~5o
6%
convertible preferred
General American Investors
22
19%
25%
18%
com
General
153
9
25% July
7% Feb
Jan
Corp
19%
25
45%
1
I50
I___l
14% Jan
9
34% Jun
Jan
Acceptance
5,600
20
253/4
47
2
com
67% Mar 11
28
7% Feb
7
38% Nov
9
12'/8 Jun
7
39
Inc
preferred
General American
2
93
~~
,
Industries
convertible
General
19
15
18
Corp
Wood
6,700
25%
19%
25'/2
*48
5
4%%
3
11
14% Nov
125
Gar
4
Feb
51% Feb
9% Jan
9
19
21%
2C%
25%
29%
_5o
No par
Garrett
11
Mar
42
40% Sep
preferred
50% Jun
5
77/a Nov
convertible
Gamewell Co
"
20
25%
1
common____H'5
Gardner-Denver Co
8
17% Nov
5%
27
37% Jan
3% Jan
67% Nov 26
Cp
Qamblp-Slcogmo Inc
56% May 21
9
14 % Jan
52% Apr
Gabriel
26% JMy 23
51% Mar 17
45% Dec
2
Jan
27
48
May li
"
351/4
351/4
'
Inc
Finance
Corp
-
36
40'A
*78%
80
28
40'%.
130
80
14
Apr
10
29% Dec
18
24
39% Mar 18
General
Controls Co
g
30
30
29»/2
29%
28%
291%
29
29%
291/8
29%
4,000
55
Apr
29
67% Nov
19
48% Aug 21
66% Jan
5
General
Dynamics Corp
\
50%
51%
49%
50%
483A
49%
49%
50%
48%
49%
44,400
21
General
Electric
General
Finance
57
Jan
28
8
79% Dec
29
74% Feb
9
84% Apr
2
34% Dec
6
40
13
79% Dec
31
2
30% Jan
Jan
74% Feb
9
99% Aug
4% Jan
2
22% Dec
18
16% Feb
9
Apr
...19% Jan
48
60% Jan
89% Dec
30
l3
117
Jun
3
104
33% Jan
2
52
Nov
6
45
105% Oct
6
117% Jan
2
88 % Jan—5
36% Aug 20
105
Sep
Jun
17
May 21
Mar 25
_g
General
Instrument
General
38% May
8
120% May 25
Mar
3
58% July
112% Mar
7
80%
81%
79%
II ZZZl
I~No par
34%
34%
*34%
98
99%
98%
27%
26
Mills common
Corp.
When Issued
37% Aug 21
114"
Co
Corp
Corp
General Fdoda
3
1
NO par
21
preferred
General Motors Corp common
$5 preferred
No
Preferred $3.75 series
No
16
103% Jun
23
83
Aug 29
92% Jan 22
80% Jun
8
34-
Jan
44
19
42% Jan
7
52
24
General
37
4
43% May 25
45% May 11
General
Outdoor Advertising
Portland Cement Co
General
Precision
87
,
6
Dec
Jan_20
May
4
3
Mar
Apr
27
Aug 25
41
31% Jan
28
27
May 26
31% Feb
24
29% Jan
2
37
52% Feb
6
52% Jan
2
60% May
60% Aug
44% Jan
Jan
4
2
~6
Oct~20
38%
7
Dec" 10
55% Aug 21
5% Jun 16
5% Jan
24% Jun
21 %
Apr~
15
15 % Jan
3
32% Jan
13
17% Jan
3
Feb
14
Jan
2
26
26
33
27
preference
7
2
21
46% Jan
62% July 27
54%
55%
54%
107%
107%
107'A
28% 8ep
16
25% Jan
2
31
General Steel
Nov
11
26% Aug 19
29% Feb
27% Sep
4
25% Aug
7
25% Apr 28
29% Feb
2
May 22
'■
1063A
par
83%
*45%
1
39
39
Castings Corp
36%
37%
37%
600
108
1073/8
1073/a
107%
54%
107%
52%
54
53%
543A
108
55%
114,500
1063A
107%
2,300
♦56'A
58%
5%
25
39%
1063A
82%
82%
46
39%
38%
*45%
38%
107%
*45'/2
280
700
82%
500
46
38%
38
39%
8,100
37%
39»/a
37%
373%
82%
82%
46
381%
38 5/s
36%
55%
38 3A
13,300
130.
32
*30%
33
•31
32
♦31
32
563A
57
*56%
57%
*56%
573A
♦56%
57%
57%
57%
56 3/s
56%
*31
553A
57
300
2,400.
56
5%
5%
57%
53%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25'A
241/2
25
24%
25
36
35%
35'A
35'A
35%
36
36%
5%'
5%
35%
35%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
60
60%
59%
593/4
35%
107%
82%
45%
37%
57%
*57%
1071/4
83
46
38 3/4
31%
__i
2,700
110
36%
107%
82%
40%
30%
10
109%
110
36
%
*453A
83%
46
1
100
107%
108
*35%
15
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
Jan
26
1%
Public Service.
lOc
General Public Utilities
Corp___2.50
General Railway Signals
6.67
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
12% July
26%
108
General
18
25%
107%
No par
July 10
26
108
$2.98
15
39% Feb
Jan
27%
25
107%
4
conv
98
100
6
21,200
98'/2
109
No par
No par
26%
811/4
34
98
107%
Equlpt Corp
27,900
78%
34
98%
109
par
600
98%
80
34%
97%
108
$1.60 conv preferred
$3 convertible preferred
May 25
26%
80%
34%
78%
333/4
99%
No par
5%
48,400
80%
♦333/4
81%
35
*27%
27
28
27%
51/4
51/4
5%
13,5001
5%
22,900
1,500
13%
•13%
13%
•131/s
131/4
600
59
591/4
59'A
60 %
593A
59%
2;600
267/a
27
27'/*
27%
27%
27%
1,700
*13%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
25
28
Feb
60
16% Jan
i
2
34% Dec 31
35
.
12
Jan
2
1% Aug 19
i
22% Apr
7
Feb
-50% Dec-16
3
44% Jan
15
90% Aug
1
90
Feb
9
275
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
91
Sep
9
90% Jan
8
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
2
40% Jun
83
129
17
53
23
Apr 29
Jan
2
84% Jan
20% Jan
79
64%
Dec_29
$1.32
preferred
25
*25%
27
27
27
26%
26%
•27
27%
•27
27%
$1.30
preferred
25
*26
27
*26
27
*26%
27%
•26%
27%
•26%
27'A
7
$1.30
253A
25%
253/4
253A
253/4
1,800
79
6
25%
75%
253A
73%
743/3
68,700
83%
84
Aug
2% Aug
83
Jan
30% Oct
15
20% Jun 23
3
49% Oct
14
44% Mar 18
39 % Dec
10
36% Jan
8
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
92% Jan
27
96 % Apr
Aug 19
27% Jan
7
15% Apr
16
20
13% Apr 29
28
Apr
9
47
Dec
5
44
Jan
7
21% July 14
2% Jan
157% Jan
3% May 15
2
16
175
53% May 19
July 10
3% Jan
172
12
Jan
9
14
71
.53% May
49
1
8
July 28
81% Dec
29
76% Jan
12
124% Dec
30
117% Jan
7
Jan
2
39 % Nov
3
35% Jan
2
42% Aug
41
Jan
2
49% July 31
42% Apr
1
54% July 15
1
Jan
2
2% Jan
27
4% Jan
9
8%
Oct"l3
8% May
5
6% July 14
Jun 15
32
48% Jan
47% Jan
62% Nov 20
31
3
41
Dec
Oct
28
88
July
S% Jan
3
15
46
Dec
24
32
Apr
97/a Dec
17
59
Dec
56
2
May
38% Jan
8
74
103% Jun
154
4*
July
Feb
Corp
ex
Great
Atlantic
Oct
1
26 % Jan
2
31% July
2
Sep
10
45% July
1
60% Aug
12
Great
Northern
12
49% Jan
8
27
Great
25% Mar 23
&
Northern
12
59% Apr
30% Feb
31% Dec
131% Jan
2
146% Jun
4
22% Jan
2
39% Dec
29
14% Jan
2
19 y8 Dec
11
26% July 21
17% Jan
2
80% Jun
9
87
Apr
17
85%
26% Dec
4
10% Jan
10
135
Jun
30
141% May
47% Feb
13
8
5
24% May 29
Great
7%
Green
Iron
7% Dec
For
16
footnotes
see
page
23.
Jan~28
22% Jan
2
5% July 31
89
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
10
Jan
16
Pacific
Ore
Ry
34
44
41%
427/8
43%
44
42%
43%
55
55
55%
1,800
.22
44%
56%
55%
56%
55%
56V4
54%
22%
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22 »A
51
51 %
513/a
51%
47
-47'A
473A
96'A
*94'A
Corp
,i
511%
51%
•;
24%
24 %
23%
24%
46%
46%
461/2
46%
22%
22%
22%
213A
3%
3'A
3%
3%
1
100
*22
3%
*200
47
220
•
47
*200
210
260
100%
3,300
32,600
22%
14,300
51%
513/4
9,400
48
49
49
1
961/4
*94%
20
21
21
21'A
21%
22
22
23%
23%
24%
23%
233/4
106,200
45%
46%
45%
45%
46
46'/a
3,200
22
21'A
21'A
21%
21%
1,300
3'A
3%
3'A
3%
3,200
*200
3%
♦200
210
210
♦200
96 %
3,000
210
88%
871/4
87'A
89 »A
89
89'A
8,200
135%
134
136
1341/8
133%
135'A
133
134 3A
10,800
4
41%
42%
41
42
41%
41 %
411/4
42
41%
42%
50
51
49%
50%
48%
49 %
483/4
49%
49%
493/4
11,100
2%
2%
2%
234
2%
2%
2 3A
2%
14,900
1
10
5
Tea
Prop
com
n-%
8
2%
87%
86%
132
9%
93'8
8'A
36%
71/4
7%
35%
36%
72%
68
70%
46%
71
46%
46
46 %
79
77
78
.77%
77 %
14
13Va
13%
8
36'/2
72%
72%
46%
79
46%
9%
91/2
93/3
*7%
9%
37%
36%
89
9'A
93/4
4,700
4,800
9%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
700
36'A
36'A
36%
36%
5,600
73
723/a
73»/a
7,700
46'/a
46%
46%
46%.
3,600
77 %
77%
78
78
13%
.
13%
13%
13%
6,100
23,200
x71
260
1
Co__l
14
14%
40%
40 7 a
40 %
40%
39%
40 %
40%
40 'A
40%
40%
No par
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29 7
28'A
28%
28%
28%
25
No pai
57
57%
56
57
54%
55%
54
55'A
54
54Va
8,100
52%
52%
51%
52%
50
50'A
51%
51%
51'A
13,600
27 %
28%.
29
29
28%
29
283A
29
10,300
No par
28 %
50%
29'/a
100
135 7'a
136
1
27%
28
.
136
27S/8
21%
*135%
136
135%
136,
136
137%.
.
.160
27%
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
7,100
21
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
10,100
213A
21%
21'/a
*21Va
22
*203/4
21%
*203/4
213/4
*20%
*88
89%
*88
89 'A
88%
88 'A
*88%
89%
420
38
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
251/2
25 Va
25%
25Va
25%
9,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
♦5%
5%
*51/4
5%
300
5%
*21%
1
1
27%
6,100
22%
21%
3
100
136
8
88
3
common
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
2%
39%
137
13%
issued
4% io
52
21%
5"
Co
Western Sugar
preferred
(HL) Co Inc
Greyhound
333A
21%
100
Paper Co
When
17% Mar 20
100%
33%
43%
12.50
16% July 17
61
2
100%
33%
*55%
5
55% Jan
31
20% Jan
•99%
33%
21%
City Steel-
Northern
100 %
32%
21%
3%%
Gt
99%
33%
43 %
51%
340
98
101%
21%
Co
51% Nov
17
Apr 30
10% Jan
2
331/4
*100
1
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
/6
33%
46%
Grant (W T) Co common
26
101%
33%
*94%
& Co
Granite
39% Jun
101%
10
43
15
95
400
♦97
No par
Grand
4
♦86
•340
98
47%
(B F)
10% Mar 18
Mar 17
95
400
98
96%
96%
Gould-NaLional Batteries Inc
37% Aug
84% Mar
*86
•340
96%
98
*94%
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
78% July 29
7
95
400
5
7
22
8% Jan
*86
*340
distribution__l
2
Jun
11
95
*96%
96%
Inc
8,100
10,300
47,000
681/4
400
10
Union
67%
1'%...
*86
45%
Co
Goodrich Co
4
1%
*340
98
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
May 28
68%
.
95
*94%
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
_1
11
66'A
!
400
96%
1
(W R)
1%
*85
_8
Goebel
Grace
84
1%.
*340
No par
common
2
4
74
82%
4
1
17
72'A
10
Co
Brothers
Alden
64%
:
80c
Corp
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
Gliddeii
67%
100
Co
Glmbel
66 »/2
67%
100
Co
Globe-Wernicke
Feb
"
Gillette
1%
1%
66 %
79%
1%
100
Products
Oil
Glen
69
3
Getty
66'A
73%
811/2
71
843/4
11/2
79
1
Georgia-Pacific
1
*25%,
100
preference
24% May 20
4% Jan 28
30
3% Dec
conv
29% July 13
50% Jan 27
230
2
83 %c
com
preferred
Gerber
23
7
Rub
Genesco Inc
24
Aug 21
&
preference
5%% preference
Mar 30
28% Jan
x74%
87
25
$5
28
3
Tire
4%%
26
36% Apr
54% Apr
76%
84 %
1%
4%%
Apr 28
99% Mar
3
10
21
General
415
104
26%
75%
10
(series B)
Electronics
Time Corp
Rights
8
92% Mar 26
23% Jan
89% Jan
7
<fc
25%
10
preferred
Tele
General
May
33% Apr
21% Jan
Genl
104% May 28
44% Jan
Jun
30
3
13
26% July
I :-ft
20
The
(784)
Commerqial and Financial Chronicle
,
..
Monday, August 24, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Kanfe ,or
Ma?
62
25
Feb
101
28 Va Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9
5
May
25% Jan
6
Sep~19
Oct
30
95% Jan
96
May 29
102 Vi July 14
100
Jun 13
109
May 1
10
25
90
99% Sep
24
31% July
9
Jun
89% Apr
83
July 21
87% July 20
preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
9
May 25
3
99% Jun,
29%
29
par
29%
113
113%
-
*74
110.
30
77%
111%
•
Aug. 20
28%
77%
111%.
30%
x28%
30%
*74
78
*76
-
113
23%
77%
28%
*76%
110%
the Week
Friday
Aug. i\
Thursday
Aug. 19
Aug. 18
8alea far
PRICES
Tuesday
Aug. 17
25
111%
28 3 8
*75
110%
Shares
8,703 *■
28%
73
111'A
12,800
31 Va
9,300
Utilities Co—
No par
x30%
30'%
100
*85
86
*34
86
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
*4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred—
$5.08 dividend preferred
9
'
No par
Common.
13
Jan
Pat
$5
91
Apr
9
104% Mar 3
105% Mar 4
7
Aug
88
100
94
Monday
.
.
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR cora.No
79
Gulf States
28
84
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
30% Feb 17
July 13
127Jan 22
2
71% Mar
107% Jun
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Wednesday
,
K-nge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
xS8
88
39
89
*87%
100
30%
30%
*83%
90
*99%
102%
*39%
102%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
46%
*45%
.
31
31
36
*34
*88%
89%
'88%
90
*100% 102%
*101
102%
90
100
100
29%
86
*84
39Vi
*84
90%
90
102%
102%
*88%
*100%
*101
39%
*88'/a.
*
36
89%
130
•
90 Vi
*101
IO21/2
*101
1021/a
'■mm
H
^
3
47% July
49% Apr
7
69
Jan
21
29% Nov
18
13% May 20
247/a Dec
8
Dec
8
38% Jan
20
2
Aug 14
55 %
48% Mar 31
Hackensack
Water.
Aug 19
71 Va May 19
Halliburton
Oil
29% May 22
30
July 23
Hall
'
25% Jan
5
20% Mar 31
88
Feb
6
Jan
2
99
11% Jan
2
33% Sep 26
28 Ys Jun
19
26% Jan
2
Nov
19
39'/a Jan
5
47% Dec
10
70
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
41
7
13
Jan
10
Mar 17
140
32% Dec
1
«
38
34
Apr*
29% Nov
20
36% Nov
14
18
3% Jan
9
9% Dec
17
7% Jan
16
28% Jan
6
Dec
22
367/a Jun
9
22% Apr
25
51% Dec
31
48
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
43% Jan
2
67
Nov
10
64% Jan
2
•3% Oct
7
82
89% Feb
21
6
30% Dec
12
2
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
10
Aug 10
July 30
27% Apr
14
19 % Nov
10
30% Apr 16
33 Va Aug 13
16% Jan
7
Nov
20
50
Jun
33
2
Feb
25
38% May
1
107% Oct 31
61
27
118
Jan
19
108% Jun
24
3
Apr
70% Nov
23
63% Jan
19
66
Jan1
36% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
Jan
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
11% Jan
13
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
60
Jan
7
74
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
9% Jan
10
15% Dec
31
5
Harsco
Mar
July 15
2
90% May
Hercules Motors..—
117
40% July
Jan
5
24% Jun
.65% Jan
16
Jan'30
39% Nov 20
35
92
7
82% Jun
5
Jan
31
8
Jan
19
Jan
7
29% Nov
21
16% Feb
2
8% Nov 20
23
6% Aug 19
20
Aug 18
Holland
27
5%
Btooker
Hotel
32% Apr 30
5%
23% Nov
28
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
41% Dec
3
37% Jun
I?
41
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
29
84
Jun
90
Jun
81
Dec
1
92
Feb
20
62% Jun
22
2
6
85 % Mar
81
Jun
13
90
July 24
75
65 'A Jun
Nov
17
.15% Dec
18
14% Dec
30
*
6% Jan
80 % Mar
10
11 % Jan
12
75
17% Aug
Jan
Inc
13% Jan
8
24
Jan
5
72% Jan
17
23%'May 18
87% Dec
19
87% Jan
2
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
5% Jan
7
93'/4 July 30
8% July 22
38% Jan 29
Hupp Corp
23% July
35
19% Apr
Jun 25
22
Howe
July 13
Mar 17
11
50
Dec
31
M% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
46
Apr
1
2
38% Dec
31
35
Jun
9
47% Jan
21
40
Jun
15
19% Jan
41
Oct
42
Oct
47
Dec
13
3
.
48
Jun
9
1
52 Va Jan
22
45% Dec
2
Jun
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
3
B9% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
51
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14
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45
Jan
Jan
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May 27
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S2% Jan
te
oct
18% Jun
11-
2
13
12
20
86
162
July 18
43
Oct" 13
2
13
12
29'A Jan
94
30
87
5
26% Sep
Jan
2
44
3
166
7
Dec.
30
9
25
Jan
11
15
28 Va
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13
73
Jan
21% Aug
140% Jun
27
13
12% Jan
95
Jan
2
27
122% Nov
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
16 Va Nov
■8
7
96% July 16
7
6
86% Jan
31
26
17% Feb
Oct
13% Dec
17
2
385 V2 May 12
39% Jan 27
Jun
•5% Feb
«7% Jan
100
Jan
7
July 28
33% Sep
78% Jun
26% July 7
C8% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
78% Jan
8
2
27% Mar 26
Dec
71
Feb
11
4
111
13
136
32% July 14
40
41% Oct
30
37
6
32
Aug
4
28
Feb
3
38
13
Dec
May
Jan
2
35% Oct
Bl% Jan
3
33%
22
May 28
13% Jan
2
7
Oct" 17
33% Dec
19
18
125
Mar 20
33% Jart
Feb
2
10
28% Mar 19
2
28% Feb
9
Dec
31
32% Sep
17% Jun
17
9
35% Aug
7
31
28
33 % Jun
15
38 % Jun
Jan
>7% Jan
2
2t% Jan
13
118
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
10
34% July 16
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19
126% July 24
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4.08%
4.26%
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47
Jan
14
36 Va Jun
Jan
15
5% Dec~23
34% Apr 23
26'A Sep
3
33'/a Oct
3
May 12
88
Jan
24
19
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7%
26-
29 %
41
41 Va
41
41 %
53%
54%
52 Vh
53%
52%
52'A
52%
88
40 Va
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41
42
41%
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86
86
75%
75%
7
6%
21
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7
7
20
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21
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7
20
21
21%
38
88
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39
39
34
34
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33%
33 Va
34%
74
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74
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74
74 Va
75
82
70%
69 Va
70
16%
16%
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16%
21%
21%
55
55
22
22
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2
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2
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103'/a Feb 16
59% July 28
a
7%
6%
7%
37%
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46 Va
33'2
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8,900
48%
47%
47 Va
49%
10,800
41%
41
41
42
42
42
par
41
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42 Vi
41 Va
41 Vi
41 Vi
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40
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44
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44
160
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210
45
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43
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41
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41
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43
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200
45
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45
43
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41
41
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2,400
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45
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41'A
37 'A
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43
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33.400
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200
7%
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46
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2,700
92 %
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24
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41
40
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40
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40
40
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30
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31
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131 Vi
78
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91 »/4
31 J/2
28 J/4
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146
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20
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91'A
29%
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20,800
4.400
200
31
52%
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60
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60
110
4,200
16,200
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22,700
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400
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78
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20
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26,200
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11,600
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90
90
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34
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35
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34
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34%
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66,500
5
37%
38%
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35'A
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35
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39
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19
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39
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43
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36
36
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39
39
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36
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22
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120
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51 Vi
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78
101 "A
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130 "
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Iowa Power & Light Co.!
Island Creek Coal common
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80
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Silver
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420
146
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28%
413
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28
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54
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«/a
91
100
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Interstate Powder Co
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Iowa Elec Li#m & Power Cg
Iowa-Illinois Gas &r Elec Co
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42
91
100
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Salt
Circuit
40%
28% "28%
424
5
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International Utilities Corp
Interstate Dept Stores—.
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43
90'A
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1
1
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Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
92 Va
100
.*
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Apr 21
59 A Jan
*41
50
1
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88
92 %
46
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
preferred
International
26
92 '/a
21%
3,000
21.000
22
22'3
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10
6,200
16%
54%
45'/a
50
21 "2
69
22'8
34 Va
15
21%
16'A
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45%
.
150
2 2'A
33%
»
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37% Aug 2l
45% May 0
Jun
67
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75'2
54%
45%
7
200
7,400
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16%
21%
%
4.600
39'A
22
91%
91 Va
211/3
3 5'A
54
22
21%
common
Packers
International
82
21%
55
37%
7%
preferred—
international Mining Corp
28
27
Vg
.54
%1%
21 Va
4%
International
May 12
20
21'A
341/2
69
70 %
%
300
70 Va
91
22 %.
20 Vi
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82
*90
22
30
5,100
20 Va
82
*31
91%
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9.900
6%
91 Va
82
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16 Va
2,500
87
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90
69 Va
6,700
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82
90
%
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500
29%
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5'i
21%
55%
-
21%
17
70%
16%
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21Va
91%
71%
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International Shoe
23
20 Va
39%
21%
*29'A
6%
7
34
'37%,
!
12
Jan
*20
*51%
33%
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"
21
6%
21%
common
Jan
Feb
9
page
23%
29-%
41%
37%
preferred
July 15
57
23
see
23%
oq
41
%
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'47 % Apr
4
49% Feb
footnotes
2,200
23%
29
41%
23
21
Inc..
Corp
4%%. preferred
Interlake Iron Corp
International
Jun
50% Jun
For
24
23%
29%
41%
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Interchemical
,
28
86
31
7
24
23%
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37%
Co
International
July 23
31
8
23
21%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Mar 12
79
56 '/a Dec
30
4,000
1
Harvester
7
61
54yaOct
12%
100 pesos
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
28
52% Dec
99% Aug
12%
Mexico
Int'l
23% Jan
11
4
12%
x52
31% Jan
25
31
Mar
12%
►150
o2i/ Jun ^
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201/4
Dec
May 22
13%
21%
50
35Va Apr 30
80
July 30
27'A Jun ■'. 4
106% Aug
3
123
Apr
S3
12%
37%
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4,000
15%
13
.50
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391/4
12%
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50—
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A
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100
12%
21%
:
39
15%
90
103
13,400
50
_
39 Va
38%
4
7 Va
preferred.
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38 3
38%
39
103
102
ioe
28 Vi
s—.lOO
15
11,000
73
27%
No par
21
3,200
20%
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27%
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20
37%
20 'A
73
27%
90
Jan
37'A
37 Va
20%
15%
24
37'A Jan
9.500
27 Va
09
45
200
38i/4
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13 'A
40% Apr
30
78%
38
37%
102
7%
;
57% July 10
153'A Jan 14
118% May 13
36% Jan
2
■3
38
38%
*
*100
7%
*37%
preferred
preferred.
Business
9
11-1 Vi
*78
20
5
Common
Int'l
14
37%
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10
May 29
33 Vi Jun
*109'/a
78%
38%
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No par
May 27
11,100
111.
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800
64 Vi
15%
Industrial
Aug 18
197a Mar
5
370
18 »/2
64 Vi
27%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%' preferred
;
7
40
33 Vi
18%
65
15 %
May
32
Apr 29
43'/a Aug 14
36 Va Aug
30
Dec
____1
1
preferred.—:
preferred.
1
S
May 6
July 6
50% Mar 18
38
500
27
July 17
43
90 J/a
104
15%
<20
100
f
1 BY* Jan
2
lSy« Feb 25
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38%
7
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1
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
18
July 30
111
331/2
900
18%
64
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60
33%
33
28 %
100
series A
4.42%
Aug 13
55
39
34
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82%
22%
-
1
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37
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73
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4
3
Jan
172 Va
34
18%
33'A
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33
80
12%
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25
series A
Co
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Apr
23
*82
33%
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,
20
42
Cement
50
Jun
33%
%,
66 Via
63
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103
41%
Idaho Power Co
47
69
82'
82
82%
37%
41 Va
2
2.800
19%
41
Jan
78
37'/a
40%
16% Jan
78
*71 '/a
1
94
11% Apr.
58% Apr
78%
32%
12
40%
common
131% Aug 14
May
88 'A Jun
77%
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20%
Illinois
-7
79%
37%
47%
31 Va July
1,500
33
72
43%
488
6,500
14%
32%
20
»
48 'A
12
95% Feb 24
53
14%
33%
72
.No par
19
S5
Jan
20%
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(Delaware)
convertible pfd
b%
163
43% May
36% Jan
51'/a
14%
37%
37%
Ideal
July. 28
149
52
14%
,
78
Illinois Central RR Co.
109
51V4
14%
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37%
17
10'A Feb
51
37
21
30 "
37'A
78
Apr
Apf 24
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29% Dec
1
Oct
143
Nov
7% Aug 17
*36%
38%
Jan
41 Vi
21 %
101
Co
preferred
Industria
93/a Nov
24% Nov
2
81
37%
*78%
39
36% Jun ,26
*36%
34
111
55V4 Jan
43% Feb
2,100
38
-
400
9%
73%
52
28
42
July 2
46% May 25
44% Aug 20.
41% July
Sound
5%
417/8Mar23
42% Mar 18
30% Jan
3,200
441/4
*91/4
37%
;
38%
*100%.
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
.5
9
M% Fab
29
*43 Vi
9%
78%
82 %
110
79%
37%
1-
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
3
1
111
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...50
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
6
53% Jun
38% Dec
x28%
44
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20%
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.100
18
24% Dec
29%
9%
*33%
5
preferred..——
13
2
28%
9
18%-
55 %
4.40%' preferred...——
17
2
3,700
67 %
37%
common..3
Oct
20% Jan
42 3a
34
--x54%
com.i
20 % Nov
13% Jan
42 '/a
18%
No par
Corp
14
:
42%
66%
29
America common
convertible preferred
27
66
41 %
32%
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42%
of
13% Jan
27
41V2
18%
*78
10
40% Apr
63
34
41%
...
22
15
Chemical
Corp
4%
30
17
41 %
68%
29
Household ,Finance common
No'par
3% % preferred..;
.—100
6
96 % Jan
10
9,100
14%
79%
%
1.900 "
49
49
51%
32%
56 J i
125
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; 15
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30
i
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$2.25 convertible preferred
2
6
82
34
33
56 Va
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600
48 Va
18
10
preferred
Houdaille-Industries
12
37 % Jan
97 % Aug
12
8% Jan
Feb
30% Apr-28
73% Jun 25
5
....
$4.25 preferred..
5
9
13
79%
82 %
-
common
convertible
6
13
10
Furnace Co
Holly Sugar Corp
47% July 22
36 V* Jan
14%
79%
79%
50 %.
15
56 %
125
3,300
48%
67%-
5
Homestake Mining.
Honolulu Oil Corp.
90% Apr
9% Apr
27% Jan
52%
*33%.
1
56
9
38
34
—100
Corp.....No par
56
56%
43 %
32%
-
57. •
29'A
—*82
1
Co
*56
48%
43 %
-
120
35%
•*123
28%
—
2
67 % Dec
.
.No par
.2 1/12
t
common
*
9%
'
113
35 Vi
55%
44
38
2,100
113
•
34%
48%
29%
'»•
28'/2
27%
28
113
.
125
9
38
3,500
47 %
*123
44
52
....
21
.15% Apr
Powder
571%
29
Hilton Hotels Corp..
2.50
38%
Hires Co (Charles E)
1 W *15%
Hoffman Electronics Corp___i.__.50c
27%
22
49% Jan
24
42
13,300
"
22
29% Apr
39% Feb
41%
200
57 'A
28%
28
9%
-15
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
3%% preferred series A
.100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
.No par
May 21
27% Feb
2
39% Apr* 29
52 % Aug 19
May 21
31
42
46%
57 Va
28'/a
x34 %
30
38
—.25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
2
37
7
21% Jan
47% Dec
30
49%
1
-T
55%
56 %
124%
48%
'<56%
46%
57 V2
28%
*108
,
44%
1
—
1
27%
35
-
9%
5
*
...
& Co.
preferred
Hertz
2
21
10
50
W) common——
10
noncumulative preferred—25
Herstyey Chocolate
July 22
12
2
Sep
5%
i
-
.
(G
7%
27
14% July 22
31 % Jan
(W E)
Hercules
118% Apr 16
80.
July 9
25% Dec
2
55%
124%
49 %
25%'
1
—.—_—.100
25% Jun
3
72% July 21
42% July 29
23% July 22
July 6
Jan
preferred
Heller
Helme
34
5
3
86
3.65%
5
July 16
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
72
64% Jan
preferred..—
Industries Inc.
Industries Inc..
^
43%
5
Heinz (H J) Co common
Jan
17% Jan
23% Apr
4%%
July 27
4fi% Apr
32% May
13 % Jan
85
85
12
12% Jan
56%
■
109
34%
36
56 %
125
-
41%
—
10
Haveg
Hayes
li
26% Jan
Co„_;
v
109
.
35%
56%
56
49%
—2.50
Hat Corp of America common
27 Va
28
46%
46%
28
57%
27%
28
113
*107
56%
*122%
1
Corporation
.55%
'
100
>
*46
59
28%
28 „'
28%
113
56%
com— —7.50
Corp
.
28 Va
56 Va
46 %
46%
58
•36
35%
-
—1
39% Apr 20
79% May 7
16% Jan 12
12% Nov
20
28
;*108
.2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
13
127/a Apr
23% Aug
9% Jan
28%
1
Harshaw Chemical
3
•59%
'
Jan;
12% July 14
17% Jan
Harrls-Intertype
34
29
22% Jan
23% Jan
6
48
26% Feb
20% Apr
38
2
59
----28
common.;
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-W^lk Refrac
6% preferred
13
52% May
44% J*n
*45%
5
5
preferred—...100
convertible
H&mmermill
6
Jan
132
30% Jan
4%
July 27
36% Aug 14
65 Va May
Cementing
Printing Co
(W F)
■
29
Well
Hamilton Watch Co
113
59% July
44% Feb
122% July
44% Dec 30
-■
20
44% Feb
—100
Laughlin Steel
55%
5
Corp
Johnson.....
5%
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
*82
^
com
:5
10
100
.1
-
64
_
76%
100
51%
57 V'a
64%.
54'1
56
64
64'
75
76%
100'A
100
lOO'/a
52%
51
52%
77
•
63
.
74Vi
100
49Va
76Vi
lOOVi
51
76Vi
100
5QJ/2
84
54%
78%
100
52Vi
77
100
52'A
84
54%
10
13.300
3,800
69
78 A
lCO'/i
53
3,903
„
21,300
540
5,500
•
Volume 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(785)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
Aug. 18
Aug. 17
fislci fat
SAL* PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
K
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
37
Feb
9
65
68% Jan
2
98 % Nov
11
93% Feb
10
120
23
39% Jan
83
7
Jan
45 % Mar
112% Dec
2
44
7
16
Jan
38 Vb Jan
Oct
10
135
1
130
May
Jun
12
Feb
14
76
Jun
12
92 % May 29
85
July 15
92% Jan
94
Aua.
98
86
57% Apr
82
28
6
103
87
Dec
9
96
July 31
82'% Jun
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
20
85 % July 10
93
50% Jan
10
'88% Nov
19
76% Mar.31
88% Feb
34
Jan
2
29% Jan
May
7
38% Aug 13
7
4.50%
Gas
Kansas
2
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
7
Mar
4
40% Aug
7
43% Oct
18
41% Feb.
17
55% Aug
19
27
105% Oct
13
96% Jan
7
Kelsey
50% July 31
29
Kendall
24
66% Nov
28
51% Jun
Jan
5
25
60% Nov
11
52% Aug 19
70% Apr
21
25% Aug 21
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
70% Jun 3.0
9
64
7
29% Nov
11
Jan
2
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
7
46% Jan
16
70% Nov 21
59
Apr
1
28% Dec
2
26% Jan
2
46% Aug 20
29% Feb
7
27% Jan
2
39% Apr
11
41% Aug
45% Nov
86
78% Sep
80
May 29
17% Oct
9% Feb
8
51% Mar 13
85
Feb 26
6
17% Mar
19
Jun
13% May
21
22% Jan
32% Nov
24% Jan
43
% Nov
22
Dec
31
12
5
Kresge
43% Mar
3
Kress
26% Mar
.5
34% Jan 22
Dec
22
33% Dec
15
13% Jan
2
225/e Dec
24
6
33i% Dec
18
1
18
19% Apr
22'A Jan
29% May
23 % Jan
6
3% Feb
11
24Vb Jan
8
19
18 y8 Jan
2
25% Dec
18
24'A Aug
Feb
20
46% Dec
31
42'A July
6
55 % Apr
Jan
17
89
85
Jan
6
91
10% Feb
12
Mar 28
12 'A May
9% Mar 26
9
28
Jan
2
39% Oct
Jan
2
1% Jan
14
6
15% Jan
2
6'A Sep
30
5'A Jan
2
51/4 Jan
24
10% Sep
2
v
10% Jun
19
7% Jun
31% Mar
22% Feb
28
32
Dec
19
28% Jun
4
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
36
Jan
7
53% Apr
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
2
18% Jan
2
22% July
4
29
13% Oct
13
11% Jun
16
13% Jan
82'A Dec
5
80% Jan
2
98 % Apr
17
158% Jun
4
140% Jun
5
140
Sep
ir
T.1l.
49
46% Jan
~~3~
Oct
21
10
11
72% Feb
15
36"% Mar 11
26% Aug
2
38% Oct
31
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
9
30
Nov
12
104
J an
23
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
3
Tire
&
(James)
non-cum
Libby
McNeill &
Inc
Loew's
Theatres
Lone Star
:
14
90% Mar
155% Apr
2
6
16
48% July
2
Jun
Apr
26
7%
142% Mar 25
44% Mar 12
104% Mar
81% Swp
16
71% Jan
7
19% Jun
11
24'/« Sep
30
21% Jan
5
34% Apr .15
23
Jan
2
31% Aug 13
29% Jan
7
35
116
Jan
15
118% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
17
36% Nov 17
Jan
3
39% Dec
78% Jan
6
88
13% Apr
1
18% Oct
1
Jan
14
17% Dec
31
Lykes
48 % Jan
29
19
17
9
442 %
4% Aug
7% Jan
1
26
14
33
Jun
8
7% Feb
4
5% Jun
24
24% Oct
29
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
5
77
28% Oct
Oct
59% Dec
31
29% Jan
45% Nov
64% Jan
28
25% Jan
7
67
51 % Jan
5
47 %
7
11
75% Nov
Sep
16
85% Jun
66% Sep
15
77
75
16
July 30
74
May 19
65% May 22
75% July 21
36 % Aug
13
Jan
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
13
9
81
Aug 21
26
24
Mar 26
Mar 31
54
Mar
17% Jan
8% Feb
13
9% Jan
13 % Jan
22 % Dec
19
20% Jan
2
33 % Apr
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
86% Jan
96
Apr
25
89 %
22% Jan
26% Apr
14
23% Jan
85
32
19% Jan
7
36% Jan
10
Oct
1
74
For
footnotes
May
7
Aug 12
24
Maytag
McCall
30
July 24
16
Mar 31
3
43% July 30
5
24% July 24
2
95% Mar 26
2
28% Apr
16
79% May 21
85 % Apr
7
Jun
2
Dec
18
29 % Jan
7
38
83% Dec
10
67
Feb
9(
91% May 15
May 20
77
Aug
5
85
86
see
page
26
Feb
18,500
443/8
240
139
40'%
40%
40%
2,200
801/2
82'%
823A
83
6,000
18%
4,100
78%
80%..
19!/2
81%
80%
84%
22
221/a
22%
22'%
19'%
19
18 3/«
843/4l
9,700
221/4
82 3/4
X22
5,600
120
31
303/4
303A
31
*118
31%
*31'A
*118
120
10,300
43%
44%
44
44%
41 %
4 21/4
42
42
42
42'A
85%
85%
84%
84'%
84%
85
18%
18%
44%
45%
43
42
42%
85%
85%
85%
19%
Xl8%
18%
19
18%
18%
•
15%
15%
15%
15
15
*14%
153%
57%
53%
55
543/4
56'A
55
55%
54%
58%
64'%
64'A
65'A
18%
*14%
57
63
63%
64
*450
470
I
*455
39 %
40
19
64%
,
633/4
61%
470
39
x63
391/4
393/e
4%
*4%
39%
14,500
300
11,700"
470
39%
5,800
230
15%
*15
*456
470
*456
455
455
40
1,000
120
*118
44
42 %
45%"
1
;
,
common
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
$2.50
Corp
6
No par
5
-No par
No par
No par
100
No par
No par
3
50
Co
Corp
50c
preferred—100
common
convertible
(J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
Co__
Publishing
&
McKesson
Robbing Inc..
Trucking
McLean
class A
Porcupine Mines
Mclntyre
Co—;
Norris Mfg Co
McQuay
»-
39%
7,100
Corp
$3.50
Co
5%
5%
26'A
27%
*73
52
80
52'A
*72
52
Inc
—
41
42
41 %
80
52%
45
90%
42
39%
5%
26%
6
51%
53/4
27'%
*6%
5
53A
26%
5%
27
*73
52
76'%
*72
10
2,500
50'%
50
50
2,500
9,300
75
x50
78
*73
6%
43A.
*7,400
2,000
\'44
44%
43%
44 %
44"%
45%
*90
90 %
90
90
90
90
38%
41
39%
4 l'A
393A
403A
34,300
38%
39'A
38%
39
39
393/8
9,700
80
40%
41%
38%
49%
48
48%
48%
48%
7,400
49%
48%
48
48%
*77
78%
78%
78%
40
78%
*77
77%
*77
80
78%
78'/2
78%
*76%
*77
*77
77%
78'%
77%
*77
70
*68V2
70
70
70
70
*68%
*68%
*68'%
80
75%
77
*75%
77
80
*77
*78%
*77
80
*68%
*77
36%
37%
37%
38%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
223/4
223A
22%
39%
39 '/a
39 3A
40%
39%
40
*49
51
*49
141/b
14'A
13%
*79%
80%
*79%
39%
51
14
80%
39 »/8
*48
13%
*79
51
*48
51
60
~40
39
»
39%
5,300
22%
223A
1,000
39%
39
393/8
28
371/4
*22%
4 8'/a
39%
1,300
>49
51%
14'A
4,900
14
13%
14
13%
80%
80
80
79
80
391/2
39
40%
395/8
40'A
3,100
32
33%
6,200
80
40'A.
391/4
40
39
34
34%
33%
34
'34
3434
.23%
34'A
45%
45
5,400
44%
44%
4 6'A
45
463/8
45'A
44%
46
64%
66
66'A
66%
3,600
64
64
—3
64
63%
64'%
63%
19
19
1,000
1
8
*18%
19
19
19%
19
18%
193/8
18%
1.300
94 3A
95
921/a
93
92%
92%
94%
92%
93
92%
6,700
39 %
40%
39
39
39'A
9
38
38%
39%
40
8 5%
8%
8 %
8%
8%
3 9'A
8%
8%
8%
2 3'%
233/8
-10
8%
8%
23%
23
23%
23
23
10
23 V2
46'A
45%
453A
45»/2
46
45%
46
*89V2
92
*89'/?
3%
common——16%c
preferred
No par
&
5%
27%
*6%
43A
5
39%
common
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—:
Merck
5%
4%
1
5
1
3
4%% preferred tlst series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4%
preferred series B
100
Mead
29%
6'/a
27%
100
*
Corp
McDermott
4
*29
4%
44%
Corp
McCord
1
8
50
4%
5
5
*89%
—
5
Feb
433A
139
139
40%
40
42%
45'A
preferred
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 prelerred
3%%
preferred
7
51
44%
433/8
139
151
45%
*84%
89%
$3.75
July
10 % Mar
84%
87
*86
*148
79%
•
*83
87
151
-T-
18%
•
"
120
*118
89%
C0.1
42
99% Feb
433/4
140%
39%
.
31%
31%
31%
120
*44%
McGregor-Doniger Inc
4
*138
140
139
& Co com——No par
Field
preferred
4%%
21% July 17
7% Jun
78% July 28
common
preferred,
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
26
19
43%
44%
43%
44%
140
31%
—10
1
50
—1
1
convertible
McGraw-Hill
Aug
151
*148
150
84%
*83
*86
*148%
2,100
Corp
66% Aug 21
May
87
150
*118
No par
Cc
9
38
*86
*146
-43%
5
»No par
100
Garden
McGraw-Edison
84
87
53/8
24 % Aug
Feb
84%
*86
"
5,500
310
101
*99
101
4,900
30.
34%
263/4
Feb
47
*83
87
343/a
5/8
82
58
84%
*83
84%
*86
343/8
341%
*99
100
*83
-1
48% July 16
30
34%
126
*122
128
*122
26%
July 23
37% Jan
*99
*
28%
2
32
34
99%
128
*122
34%
99%
100
*99%
122%
34%
34%
33%
10
Exploration—
Oil
Stores
38% July 20
Xl22%
128
*122
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Midland
3%%'
10
413/8
500
5
31
41%
1,400
5
Dec
41%
1,200
94% Feb
98
41%
41'%
41%
40%
6%
19% Feb
2
31%
41%
16%
2
68% Jan
(31%
X41
283/4
13% Jan
10 % Jan
31
41 %
16'%
29
17
31%
18,000
32
28 3/4,
83% Dec
20% Nov
17,800
31%
31
31%
17%
2
1
19,400
14'A
31 %
2 8 5/o
10
59% Dec
31%
14'/a
"31%
63/8
Feb
2
2
31%
14%
3 l'A
13%
231/4
Jan
Jan
30%
14%
*16%
44
29
31 i/a
13%
%
29
1
27Va
30 %
16%
24
26
93,000
28%
22
41% Sep
3,700
18,100
273/8
16%
Dec
56% Dec
10'A
1113/4
27
28%
32% Oct
_23
10 »%
1091/4
2 7 3/8
29
45
31% Apr
10'/a
17 % >
7
28% Mar 3
IO1/4
107%' 1113/8
10%
109 %
6%
9
Jan
1,300
16%
18'A Apr
62
66'%
6%
39% Jan
79
66%
17 %
Marshall
72% Mar 17
53
65%
17%
4%
8
41% Jun
653/3
26%
Inc
May Dept Stores common
81
66
14%
100
Masonite
26
3,900
65%
31%
,
53% Feb
May 19
74% Jun
3
55%
.■
46% May 22
Feb
46
26
*543/4
28 Vb
& Forbes common—10
5
37
22
85% Jun
551/4
14%
Steamship Co
Martin
49% Dec
40
54%
103
22'A
62% May 11
42% Dec
4,100
91
146
551/4
10%
10%
22
14
2
<
109 %
22%
32% Jan
2
68%'
22
93% Jan
Jan
66%
83
89% May 12
25% Jan
34
July
55%
10%
121%
90
*145
9OV2
146
54'/a
55
106
145
145
146
146
12%
121/8
£0
*145
*6%
Marine
12
59% Jan
2
36% Jan
Sep
90%
5
Maracaibo
July 29
45% May
25
30
7% Jan
42 % Jun
93% July 11
81% Jan
12%
89%
39%
Manning,
1
26
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
12
91%'
30%
Manhattan-Shirt
22% Mar 16
18 % Jan
21
14,000
12%
(P R) & Co———
Manati Sugar Co_
Mandel Bros
1
i,—No par
30
5
121/4
74%
90 %
700
26%
Mallory
9% Jan
6
15'A Jan
18,600
20
Co —
Coal RR
Magnavox
48% May 12
6
6,800
771/4
81%
Square
Mahoning
Jun
22%
76%
14%
Magma Copper—,—
2
485
6% July 17
7
Aug
Madison
47%
22%
19%
Fund
70% July 27
7
July 10
36% Jan
30
10,100
47
82
(R H) Co Irtc com,
preferred series A
Mar 17
29%
76V8
79%
Trucks Inc..
78
29'A
22 »/2
19%
4%%.
18% Jan
29%
48 %
84%
Macy
.
53% July 13
8% Sep
2
5 % Apr
Jan
291%
800
751/3
83
Mack
Madison
4,400
-223/8
19%
preferred
21
8%
*47%
82%
Bros
20% Jan
8%
22%'
81%
6%
2
14
8% Nov
5% Jan
12 % Jan
Jan
8%
74%
50
43% July 10
18
8'A
31%
Nashville
&
49% July 10
82% Jun
8
48
39%
MacAndrewe
87% Mar 30
700
8
22%
38%
9
e.
83/a
48
39%
22
2
3/a
29%
38%
Jan
6
10
8
29'A
(Ky)_Nopar
123% Jun
Jan
8'A
28%
10
common
M
32 'A Jan
81/4
14%
Lukens Steel
6
10
8%
'
(M) & Sons Inc-1
Co---—3.33%
Lowenstein
3,500
233A
12'A
11
10,800
3
23/4
23%
73'A
109%
303/4
2%
24 Vb
12%
10%
30
2%
91%
108
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Cp
Louisville
10
1
30%
30
1,700
3,100
13
*231/4
73%
68%
89
.2%
91%
*67
43%
123/4
22%
22%
5 6'A
*43 'A
*86
13
49
*48
146
43%
89
42%-
30%
i
—
July 10
30%
12%
56
24'A
3,200
12"%
73
X72 %
1,500
24%
4
common
(P). Co
preferred
July 29
39% Deq
22%
29 '/a
24%
29%
29%
29%
48%
22%
291/s
27%
Inc
Lorillard
7
5
*
22
29
29%
48%
29'A
24%
8%
8
8
300
291/4
1
:
conv
,88
23% Apr
8%
4'%
24»/6
9
*8%
8 V4
*3%
2%
24%
24%
1,700
203/s
31%
4%
*23%
!
3
3
3
203/a
*30
31
*3%
*86
127/a
30 Va
31%
30%
31%
43%
89
12%
13
12%
24% '
43%
*86
89
.
29%
24'A
25
44%
20%
*30
37/8
29'A
6,100
201/4
20%
30%
.3%.
.
29%.
24%
24%
140
89
20%
*29%
3%
43%
13
*147
104
25
31'A
321A
*86
8%
5
.—100
15
Mar. 4
36% Apr
2
31%
89
100
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
4.25% series D preferred
100
4.35% series E preferred
100
4.40% series G conv pfd—_—100
4.84%
2
1
17,900
27
Cement Corp
27
12
600
31%
32
_1
Loew's
76% Jan
13
20
25
26
36% Jun
Jun
35i/e
19%
8%
10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
9
15'A Jan
71 % Oct
36
.
No par
8
37
18
37
351/4
2%
2.50
3,400
19%
31%
-.
10,600
34%
44%
*144%
'
36'A
*23%
B
39% Apr
Aug 12
99
60 % Dec
„
Belt Co
6
450
!
.
14'A
34'A
14'A
20'A
12%
5
7
25
.100
5
Co
240
82%
:
36
5
Glass
Libby
8,900
20 %
1
Inc—
5
14 'A
1,100
41%
36%
24%
No par*
Corp
3,800
323A
'
21
*86
15
'
34%
43%
5
100
10
Products.
Stores
22
2
1
;
7%
17% July 10.
.
'
"
Industries com
1
1st preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
RR
1
No par
Valley
Oct
10
34%
34%
34%
Sons Co common.3
&
preferred
Sep 29
10
14%
29%
Dec
Feb
82%
14
34%
29%
17
30% Jan
82%
14%
29%
81
31% Jan
82%
14'A
1
Bryant
44
390
82%
30%
Link
.
43'A
.
20%
9
3 7 % J an
43
3%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Mar
43 %
20%
2
8
823/4
43Ve
100
1
:
84% Jun
May 14
82%
33%
*29%.
Industries
80% Jun
2
423/4
33Ve
4%
4
28
411/2
33%
139% Jan
29% Jan
Apr
33
42%.
30%
14
125
32%
42%
33%
20%
11% Jan
Jan
5,300
45
-
51
*50V4
,
•3%
55% Mar
60
663A
451/2
May 28
120
37
27% Feb
66%
43%
Lone Star Gas Co
128% Jan
143
66
26
136% Jun
129% Nov
10
67
44
46% Jan
12
14
Jan
128
1,500
67
.
43
2
Jun 23
100% Apr
501/2
67'A
/
20%
Corp
9
39% Jun
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
4
14
50
67
common
Litton
July 27
31
20
49
10
Lionel
19
15
10% Mar
51
2,100
1
T
14 Vb Mar 23
9
50%
5,200
;_25
;
1
July
26
5
1.
135"% July 28
July 10
27% Jun
28 % Jan
73
53%
25%
26%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
5
Mar
63% Jun
8
57% Jan
90% Dec
2
Jan
10
14
152
8
May
63% Oct
77% Aug 21
52'A
26%
55
■>29%
Lerner
24
.
.
54'A
25%
54%.
26%
4
Lehn & Fink
9
2
54
53 'A
3,900
53V2
25%
54
54'A
54%
preferred series A
Rubber
1,400
17,400
53'/a
53%
1
25
Co
55%
103%;
52%
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Gas
6,000
102%
56'A
102
1,400
1,200
48'A
V
2.50
common
Co
Libby-Owen«-Ford
57% Apr
2
55%
57%
1041/8
32
Valley
Lehman
Corp
29
9
7% Jan
— — —
5 6'A
103'/a
:
&
Lehigh
655% Jan
——
57%
Co
Inc
'50c non-cum
12
48
104%
31%
$3
July 28
9% July 13
371/4
46%
37V8
39
371/4
57%
1
Lehigh
,26
38%,
103%
4,600
3 01/8
38%
39%
49%
.No par
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
20
3% Apr
13
49%
37%
481/a
39%
37
49
391/4
*371/4
39%37
5
2,200
46,%
*
—50c
Co—
H)
3.85%
9
37% Jan
20
3% Jun
15% July
7
17% Feb
30'/a
36%
Lees
2
7
July
46 %
*20%
Lee
5
1% Jan
9
46'A
30
'A
200
*37
37%
46
3,700
79
78%,: ;•
30%
8
Lane
22
May
29'/2 May
21
1
(-S S)
4.32%
7
30% Mar 23
83
*86
10
La
34% Apr
25
88%
78%
*37
_16
(E J)
(S
Laclede
22
4% Mar 11
4'A Nov
*85
79%
37%
Kroehler Mfg Co
22
34% Jan
25% Dec
881/2
73
37
Kroger Co
5
2
Jan
Aug
30
10
3'A May 19
17
35
27% Jun
31
*85
80
38%
4 6'A
preferred
35% Aug 20
19% Aug
6
31% Jun
7
16% May 26
4%
Korvette
3
*83%
30 Va
King-Seeley Corp
•
KLM Royal Dutch- Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
7
87%
46'A
cony prior preferred.,
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
:
2
*83%
30'A
Kimberly-Clark Corp
22
87%
30
4%%
19% Apr
*83%
'
46'A
Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
25 % Jan
*93
87%
79%
_8.75
Co
Copper
County Land
Kern
2
Feb
*84
94%
*37%
Kennecott
33% Jan
86%
*93
.50
—
Hayes
Jun
63
80 %
*84
94%
1
Kellogg Co
117% Feb
5
*791/4
861/2
*93
.
Co___No par
Electric
&
791/2
*84
*85
preferred—
non-cum
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp 1
t__
41% May 12
July 27
75 % Jan
34% Jan
100
Power As
13
28% Jan
30
100
No par
*79V4
*78
*83%
preferred.:
Kansas City Southern com
300
2,400
•49%
50%
86%
*92
preferred—
4.35%
6
12
1243/4
88%
*84
600
1,000
*118
94%
*78
100
4.20%
5
46 3/4
50
49%
400
107%
46%
46%
79%
190
preferred..
49%
49%
107 'A
*105
'
46%
46%
46%
49%~
.100
preferred:
preferred———
4%
Kansas
39% Feb
3
20% Jan
125
33
30
29% Dec
38
123
*115
48% Mar 25
42% Dec
2
25% Apr
'
121
125
4%
10% Jan
t
123
125
38% Mar 13
10
34
123
125
8
.36% May
Jan
25
125
125
3.80%
27
Mar
120
(ser of 1959) conv pfd—100
City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
;4%%
May 20
89% Feb
19
100
preferred
56%
108
*46%
50
—
Kansas
17
Mar 11
Oct
90% Oct
convertible
4%%
4%%
July 27
47
1071/8
Corp
convertible
25,100
55
54%
53%
55%
107%
55%
100
4%%
24
54%
107%
33%
preferred
preferred——
Kaiser Alum & Chem
8
July 27
23
29
85
48
"50% Dec
2
78
Feb
2
Feb
107
110
July 27
July
♦89%
92
*89 %
92
9,600
23
23
1,000
46
45%
46'
4,500
92
*89'%
92
27%
5,900
26%
26%
27
27
26%
27'A
273/a
261/s
81'A
81 'A
811/8
81'/8
81%
8 l'A
81 %
81%
*80%
80%
3 2 3/8
32%
331/4
33'A
33'A
32%
33'A
33%
*32%
*32%
78
801/2
771/4
79%
76'/4
27,800
79
77T2'
77
75
76'A
773/4
100
77%
77 3A
81
771/2
*77%
*76
*76
77%
*76
2 6 34
210
500
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(786)
F
...
Monday, August 24, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
NEW
1
5
25
3-C Vi Mar 10
53% Oct 27
44 ¥4 Jan
8
€4% Aug
15% Jan
2
19% Fob
5
18
Jan
2
22% Feb
38
Jan
2
62% Dec
10
53 ¥4 Jan
6
82 ¥4 July
78
Sep
15
91
10
Sep 24
Jun
89
Jun
15
98
Mar 13
77
Jun
35
88
79
Oct
15
14
July
92
Jan
104
July 21
87
May 25
2
13
33% Jan
34% Jan
6
48% Dec
B
44% Jun
15
28% Juc
25
35% Jan
2
78
Jan
2
25 Yt Feb
24
14% Jan
7
7% Jan
Jan
23
2
51
July 23
July 24
2
92
Feb
4
35 ¥a Feb
18
40 ¥4 Jun
2
6
18
Jan
8
24 ¥e Mar 20
111¥2 Jan
28
July 21
July 29
100¥a Aug 14
39 ¥2 July 29
Deo
11
20% Not
18 y. Feb,
8
9
Feb
92
Oct 31
96
Jan
10
13
17
Jan
10
28% Deo 31
24 ¥2
11% Jan
2
20% Not 14
•
9
16¥e Jun
Dec
35% Oct
8
6
4% Jan
Feb
35 ¥2 Deo
18% Oct
6
44% Aug
6
18% Feb
25
25% Aug
Jan
10
39% Deo
16
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
0
20
Apr
35
5 ¥2
9
7
Aug
6
41 ¥« Jan
43% Deo 29
2
July
21 ¥4 Mar
6
27
8
28
32 ¥2 Jun 24
16 ¥4 Jan
2
40% Jun 24
31 ¥2 Apr
29
2
25
27% Jan
31
116
Aug 18
9
111¥2 Jan
29
2
73% Feb 25
21% Jan
25 ¥2 Jan
3
Not
28
8
40
16% Oct
~24"
4% Jan
14% Dec
2
Jun
10
12% Jan
18
Aug 14
17
Dec" 30
19%
3.85%
8
150
29 ¥4
31
Jun
39
25
Midwest
41% Mar 16
Jan
2
Mojud
15% Jan
6
20 ¥4 Sep
29
18 ¥4 Jan
•
24
Jan
29
11 % Apr
4% Apr
22
14% Sep
29% Apr
22% Jan
30
3%%
Monon
May
6
18% May 28
8
Jan
2
14% May 26
Class
38¥4 Jan
8
56 ¥4 July 27
Monsanto
28% Jan
14
35 ¥4 Mar
18
26 ¥4 July 28
60% Dm 31
30% Apr
23
44%
4 6 ¥2
*44%
4 8 ¥4
"44 ¥4
48 ¥4
*45
48 ¥4
*46
B
100
10
47%
48 ¥2
47 ¥4
48 ¥4
47%
47%
47 3/4
473/4
48
48
89 ¥2
89%
89
89
88
¥4
88 ¥2
88 ¥4
88 ¥4
88
89
38 ¥4
38 ¥4
38 ¥4
3 8 ¥2
X37%
37%
*37 ¥a
Corp of Amer—1
19 ¥2
20 ¥a
19
19%
19%
19 ¥4
129%
128 3/i
Inc
2
26 ¥2 Aug
14
36 Va Jan
2
II ¥« Aug 21
24% Feb
24
43 ¥2 July 29
130
Ontario
Paper
Light
No par
1
May
7
32 ¥4 NOT
21
28
Jan
2
32
Jan
17
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
2
37
July
8
DM
18
43 ¥a Jan
2
51 ¥4 Aug
4
26
Jun
9
31 ¥4
39 ¥2
July 17
50% Jan
May 13
19 ¥a
July 16
18
Jan
50
25
Sep
18
Jan
16% Dec
19
Jan
15
20
July 24
S
130 ¥4
27 ¥4
7,600
28
*100 A
14,500
A
—
36
36
37 ¥2
36 ¥4
36»4
>700
24,%
24%
25
25 ¥4
25 ¥4
253/s
1,700
16 ¥4
16%
16%
16 ¥2
17
17
800
145
8,100
143
142 3/4
145
34%
35
34%
35
347/e
35 ¥2
-
144 ¥2
35
141
35 ¥4
5,100
357/e
35 ¥2
35 ¥4
35 ¥4
35 ¥4 "t 35 ¥4
35 ¥4
35 ¥4
1,100
22%
20%
22
19%
20%
20 ¥4
21 ¥a
203/4
21%
34,000
44 ¥»
435/a
44
43%
43 ¥2
43%
44
43%
44
25%
26 ¥a
25
26
24%
25 Ve
243/4
25%
25
25¥4
40
40%
40%
41 ¥2
40 ¥4
41 ¥4
40 ¥4
40%
40
40%
5%
57/a
5%
5%
5¥a
53/4
Oil
53/4
497/e
47%
4 9 ¥4
487/e
493/4
49
41
*40%
41 ¥4
40
41 Ve
40
40
40 ¥4
19%
19 ¥2
*19 ¥2
19%
19 ¥2
19 ¥4
1
6
•
,
¥2'' 49 Ye
41
2,100
*19 / ,;i9¥4
;
4,500
7,400
••/-
1,100
104,100
18
16%
17 ¥2
17%
17%
■69 ¥4
69 ¥4
69
69¥2 '• '
79 ¥2
78 ¥2
78 ¥2
78 W- 78 ¥2
78.
14
14
14
14-
14
14
*21 ¥a
21%
21 ¥4
21 %
21 ¥4
217/a
21 ¥2
21 ¥2
15
*13 ¥2
15
13%
13%
*13 ¥a
14 ¥2
*13 ¥2
14 ¥2
100
10 ¥4
*10%
11
10
10%
103/a
10 ¥2
103/4
103/4
1,400
53 ¥«
51 ¥2
53 ¥4
49
51 %
X50%
51%
52 ¥b
52%
49,200
32 ¥a
32 ¥4
3IV2
32
32
32
31%
32 ¥2
23 ¥4
25 ¥e
24%
25
25
26
26
26 ¥e
26 ¥4
25%
26
26 ¥4
26 ¥4
14 ¥4
14 ¥4
No par
28
21 ¥4
21 ¥4
*13¥4
10 ¥4
2
52%
I
32 ¥4
33 ¥4
No par
24 ¥4
25 ¥a
Co
19 ¥2
-,.
69 ¥2
79 ¥2
Co
.
7,600
26,400
•-
17
18
70
*78 ¥2
Tool
X19¥»
'
6
69%
17¥a
"69 ¥4
:
-
49
.
6,200
*78 ¥2
I
100
1.20
common
class A
Power
J
48%
14
.
'
17 ¥2
.
,,
177/e
.'69%
*6 6 ¥2
-
-..280
78 --
V 14
-220
-"1,000
...
800
4,900
11,800
& Chemical—
1,000 lire
Co
1
No par
Lines
26 ¥4
26 ¥4
26
26
267/e
49 ¥a
26
26
25%
26%
26 ¥4
26%
26 ¥a
263/4 ¥
'
49 ¥4
49%
21%
49%
49%
49%
50%
50%
51 ¥4
<35,700
49 ¥4
13
22
10
—
(John) & Co
Motor
28 ¥a
►100 A
700
11,900
35 ¥2
100
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
130
130
/
*35 ¥4
145-
34%
430
20
47 ¥»
21%
22
,,
38%
39%
111 ¥2
113 ¥4
109%
10
*25%
21%
213/4
21%
37 ¥e
38 ¥2
37 ¥e
38%
105 ¥4
1093/4
109 ¥4
21%
39 ¥4
38 ¥4
3
Inc
Motor
Feb
17
200
1,600
38
19 ¥2
40 ¥2
Montgomery Ward & Oo
July 15
36
24%
*37 ¥a
class A—No pat
Co—6.25
Chemical
Monterey
21 ¥4 July 10
33% NOT 28
24%
•
197/a
27
27%
47 ¥2
44
Cement
Utilities
9
19% Jan
37
35%
;
*100
__
36%
5,800
I
B
Motorola
35
26%
28
•100 A
__
37 ¥2
5,300
21%
10
Co
Feb
45
27%
28 ¥a
*36 ¥2
30
48%
49 ¥2
5%
Montana
16
30% Jan
27 ¥2
*100h
126%
131 ¥4
38
95
48 ¥4
0
Montana-Dakota
18% NOT 11
Jan
128%
132
19
76
1
Corp
Montecatini Mining
American shares
12% Apr
19% Jan
74
X131
<77
80
No par
RR
13
31% Deo
0
—1
Machine
23¥4 Aug
May
*49
preferred.
preferred
Co Inc
23
28
493/a
4.20%
8% Sep 24
41% NOT 20
20¥e July 30
2
49
Portland
Monarch
57 ¥2 Jan
49¥a
Mohasco Industries Inc
19
23% Jan
48 %
27
5
Jan
23% DM 31
49 ¥4
18% Apr
16
21% NOT 17
49
Missouri Public Service Co—.
12 ¥4
2
49 ¥2
30
18
2
49 ¥4
10
inc
20¥a Jan
16% Dec
17% Jan
*93
49 ¥2
Pacific RR
13
11% Jan
95 ¥2
48 ¥4
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR
Missouri
80
80
*93%
Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri
70
81
*77
Mission Development
25
10
92
*79
95 ¥2
*93 ¥2
Corp
45¥4 July 29
52 ¥a May
80
*90
81
48 ¥2
Power &
29 ¥a May
80
90
*79
80
Minute .Maid
Mission
81
90
81
47%
Mfg
&
*80
90
*93 ¥2
Minnesota
4
4
8% Jan
36
80 ¥4
*77
*77
100
Corp
Chem
1,800
*79
90
79
49%
*"
100
preferred
Oil
2,800
19,800
90
90
*
95 ¥2
22
Aug
3
93
80%
80
19
Aug 14
14
"90
*79
48 ¥2
Jan
70
July 14
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100
I—100
,
81
*80
81
pla„100
'
81
95%
Jun
78 ¥2
20¥4 Jan
75
xl41V2
8
40 ¥2 Feb
733/4
146
8
25 ¥4
74 ¥2
145 ¥4
Jan
29
71 ¥2
No pat
2.50
6 8 ¥4 Jan
37% Deo 22
72 ¥2
50 ¥2
&
60
21 ¥4 Deo
71 ¥2
*80
95 ¥2
Utilities
Mining
19
42% NOT 13
73 ¥2
49
Minnesota
19
2
72 ¥4
24
NOT
22
72
*16 ¥4
Not
25
71 ¥2
17
80
Jan
193/4
25 ¥a
90
18% Feb
60
19%
16 ¥2
2
14% Jun
59 ¥2
193/4
24%
10
28
60
19 ¥2
No par
Jan
1
59 ¥2
195/a
Minn
Jan
8
60
19 ¥2
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
62
2
59%
19 ¥4
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
2$
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry..No par
52
July 14
61
19¥a
5
8
Mar
49 ¥4 Apr
8
60 ¥a
19%
5
Enterprises
Minerals &
Shares
Aug. 21
61 ¥2
Midland-Ross Corp common
1st
the Week
Friday
Aug. 20
19%
preferred series
5% %
Ssiee K«r
Thursday
60 ¥4
Copper
Midland
PBICBS
.
5
3.80%
South
Aug. 19
1
:
4.45%
Middle
SALS
Wednesday
Aug. 18
16
203/,
151 ¥2 Apr
38
4
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 17
12.50
preferred series
preferred series..*
Miami
27
39% Aug
21% Feb
2
53 ¥2
6
8 3 ¥4 Jan
33
13% Jan
59
51 ¥4 Apr
39 ¥2 Jan
39
Sep 19
43% Oct 13
Jun 10
88
126
Apr
;
52 ¥4 July 21
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series-
99 ¥2 Mar 11
40% Oct
17
Mesta
28
78
94
7
Aug 12
4
Pot
Mergenthaler Linotype
Co
Merritt-Chapraan
&Scott
Mar 31
97
Jan
15
78
9
26
Apr
90 ¥4 Feb
24%" Mar
76
88 ¥2 Apr
92% May IS
102
Dec 22
79
1
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Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
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Lowest
BirkMi
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LOW
STOCKS
Bute fm Prwtwi
Lm*1
112
21 y2
37%
110
lll3/4
26 ¥4
1,500
v/
21%
5,700
1,400
38
11,000
111 ¥2
11,400
60 ¥4
61
60 ¥4
60 ¥4
60%
603/8
60 ¥2
61
60
60%
Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
I
IS
19 ¥4
19
19 ¥4
18 ¥2
19
19
19 ¥4
19
'19 ¥4
2,600
1
29 y4
29 ¥2
2 9 ¥4
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29 Ve
293/a
293/e
29%
20%
29 ¥2
2,400
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0
35
35
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35
34
34 ¥2
34 ¥4
343/4
34 ¥2
34 ¥2
1
48
49
48 ¥4
49 ¥4
48 ¥2
49
49
49 ¥2
49 ¥4
49 ¥4
1,500
28%
28%
28 y2
28 ¥4
28%
2 8 ¥2
28%
28 ¥2
283/4
6,000
43 ¥2
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43 ¥2
42%
42%
42 ¥4
42 ¥4
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Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F S) & Bros
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10
28 ¥2
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¥4
43
¥2
*43
■
2,400
1,200
T
200
N
11
14
137/e Jan
2
52 ¥4 Jan
Aug 19
12
43% Jan
59 ¥4 Oct
14 % Jan
22% Doe 29
23% Mar
31
•
26 V4 Jan
2
4i% Jan
51% NOT 20
49¥a Jan
15
149% Oct
14
Jan
Jan
20
16 ¥4 NOT
20
50% Jan
17
168
86 ¥4 Dm
19
19% Jan
2
30% Deo
20 ¥s
11
9.% Jan
Aug 19
147
Jun
24
8% Jun
12
57% Aug 19
26¥a Jun
6 3 ¥2 May
29¥a Jan
34¥a May
56
16%
16 ¥2
17 ¥8
Natco
Corp
5
14
14 ¥e
14
14 Ve
13%
I4¥a
14
14
137/e
14 ¥4
1,700
6
National Acme Co
1
59
59
57 ¥4
58 ¥4
57 ¥e
57 ¥2
57%
58
57 ¥2
57 ¥2
2.400
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1
21 ¥4
21 ¥2
21
21 ¥4
20%
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20 ¥2
20%
20%
20%
I
27 ¥2
27 ¥2
27
2 7 ¥4
26 ¥2
267/a
26%
26%
27 ¥4
27 ¥4
2,000
53
53%
53
53 ¥2
52 3/4
53 Ve
51%
52 ¥2
52%
52 ¥2
4,700
153 ¥2
1533/4
153 ¥2
153 %
22
6
Mar 13
Can
Corp
National
Cash
National
City
Dairy
Register
Lines Inc
12
32% Jan
15
2
54¥a Jun
12
8
34% Mar
86% Jan
103ya NOT 19
99 ¥4 Jan
5
Jun
1
9
11
90
Jan
64 % Apr
148
Oct
128% NOT
13% Jan
21
55% Aug 19
100
May 8
115% Oct 10
104
Feb
9
2
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
7
143
Jun
17
124% Jun
17
7
99
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
21% May 12
Aug 21
17
9
40 ¥4 Sep
Tl¥a
7% Jan
2
43
July 27
9
54
Apr
7
98 ¥2 Aug
¥2 Aug 10
10 ¥a Mar 24
Natomas
15
Neisner Bros
7
18
6
12
Aug 11
19
Jan
Aug 19
36% Jan
75
83
13% Mar
3
2
Jan
16
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
25% Apr
8
36 ¥4 Oct
38% Jan
17
Sep
7C% Sep
76
Oct
56¥4 Dec
85
2
39
5
76
19
80
Sep 17
,18% Jan
2
8
13
29 ¥2
New
Y
Preferred
Aug 10
38% Feb
17
New
York
5
7
20
20 ¥2
19%
20 ¥2
193/4
20
19%
20
20
20 ¥a
2.900
7 ¥4
6%
7
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5
(J J)
common—No par
100
40 ¥4
40%
40%
40%
40 ¥4
40 3/4
40 ¥4
40%
4C ¥4
40 ¥4
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1
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87
86
88 ¥4
86
86 ¥4
86 ¥4
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40
40
40 ¥2
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27,100
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31
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30%
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33%
20.500
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49.300
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325
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com
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3
3.90%
preferred
80
Jun
3
88 ¥2
2
4.10%
preferred
100
10
Mar 23
6.25%
preferred
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4.85%
preferred
100
3
35 ¥4
July 22
52¥8 Mar 18
40 ¥» Jun
30
100
North
American
Car
Northeast
Central
23
109 ¥2 Jun
Northern
13
102
Natural
Jun
17
16
5 ¥2%
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
May 26
59% Not
5
108
108
Feb
113 ¥2 Mar
57 ¥a
6
May 22
Ry
Capital
Gas
14
30%
•30%
57
57
58 ¥4
58 ¥4
11
72
6
25 ¥4 Apr 20
77 ¥2 Mar 17
13
80 ¥2 Jun
9
88 ¥2 Mar 23
$4.10
July 16
80 ¥2 Jun
4
86 ¥2 Mar
94 ¥4 Jun
93% Mar
37% Dec
19
7
17
July
2
81 ¥2 May 18
82 ¥4
July 14
2
88 ¥2 Mar 23
89
Mar 25
10% Jan
2
33 ¥• Dec
31
29% Aug
20 ¥4 Jan
7
30% Dec
17
34 ¥4 Dec
¥4 May 12
4B¥a Apr 10
31
31% Jan
7
44
47 ¥2 Jan
27
57% Dec
page
10
26.
7
44
Apr
92 ¥4 Jun
10
2S
37%
37%
80
98%
98 ¥2
*70
72
74 ¥a
72%
58%
56%
56 7
80 ¥2
80
80
37%
36%
37
a
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72
73%
74
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10
24,300
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72
30
73
72
73
300
80 ¥2
100
80
80
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84
84
84
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84
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104
104
104
104
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97
97
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3,100
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84
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98 ¥2
98 3/4
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70
140
1,600
34%
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34 ¥2
22 ¥2
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22 ¥2
22
23
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39¥a
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40
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96
94 ¥4
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92 ¥4
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34%
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34%
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34 ¥4
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38%
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100
39
38 3e
3 9 ¥4 »
36%
3 8 ¥2
54,800
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36
36 ¥4
3,900
4,300
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36%
36%
36%
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36%
35 5 e
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42
41%
41%
40
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70
70
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70 ¥2
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70
70
70 ¥2
69 y4
69 ¥4
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31%
31 ¥2
31%
31 ¥2
31%
3134
32
31%
32
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70
9,200
60
104 ¥4
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104 ¥4
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104 ¥4
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110 ¥2
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111 ¥4
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111 ¥4
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51%
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52 ¥4
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52 ¥4
14,600
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23%
23%
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233/4
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72 ¥2
73
73
73 ¥2
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73
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72 ¥2
72 V2
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84
83
83
83
84
83
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84
84
210
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82 ¥2
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal
Co
40
(Minn)—
-100
100
-100
100
*81
¥2
82 ¥2
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82 ¥2
.
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82%
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86 ¥2
30
30 ¥4
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86 ¥2
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conv
104
0
series
preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
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105 ¥2
56 ¥2
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5
preferred series-
Northrop
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¥2
80%
24
10
Ry
Common
Norwich
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100
preferred
$3.60 preferred
5 ¥4%
57 ¥2
81
39 ¥2
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$4.08
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400
1,400
2,400
40%
50
Co—
States pwr Co
33
Jun
7 ¥2
14
14
30 ¥4
1
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83% Jan
7%
7 V2
14
30 ¥4
5
Corp
Pacific
94
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7 V2
14
30
1
.
Corp,
Ry
Northern
22 ¥2 Not
7 ¥2
25
preferred
5.80%
20
25
common
Aviation
Northern
295
40 ¥4
5
5
Co
22
28
285
1
Corp
issued
American
33 ¥2
33%
14
'
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28 ¥2
29 ¥2
325
29%
74
36s/8 Aug 21
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14 ¥2
75
21 ¥4 Jun
32 %
33
30 ¥8
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19
273'C
273/8
325
14 ¥8
100
18
323/4
30
preferred
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26%
*295
.
102 ¥2 Jun
Bee
32%
3.60%
&
¥2
27%
27 ¥2
*295
13
27
For footnotes
27 ¥4
33 ¥2
325
30¥a
100
Jan
€
27%
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85 ¥2 Mar
Norfolk
140
7,703
40 ¥4
77% Apr
29
20%
30%
16
84 ¥4 Jan
78
85
85 ¥4
22
19
20%
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85
40¥a
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Nov
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73%
20%
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85
32 ¥4
71
Chemical
78 ¥4
20 ¥s
78 ¥2
203/s
Co—
Corp—'
Gas
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
When
20 ¥4
86%
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Niagara Share
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85
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1$
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44% July 23
7
20¥a
31 ¥2
50
Shipbuilding Corp
35¥4 Jan
31
78 ¥2
20¥a
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85
85 ¥4
Jun
92
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79
20 ¥8
41
No Dar
-
series A
Electric
20 ¥e
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1
10
Brake
preferred
Nopco
800
Co
3.400
71
July 10
5,100
32
37¥a
Aug 21
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104¥4 July
9
23 ¥4 Mar 10
7
13%
100
44
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7
7
32
73
1
7
1?%
24
25
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13%
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7
6%
9,700
32
Aug 21
Feb
2,400
1
133/4
28
31
12
32
69 ¥4
83 ¥2 Dec
3.13/4
14
21% Jan
22 y« Apr
12
31%
19
7974 Sep
12
31
30
80% Oct
12%
11%
preferred
23
10,600
19 ¥8
12
11 ¥4
3.40%
3 6 ¥4
19 ¥4
19 ¥4
12 Vn
11%.
1
2
37 3/4
2,100
12
73 ¥2 Apr
17
4,900
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11%
25
Aug 19
953/4
19
37 ¥a
Jun
800
95 ¥2
37 ¥2
12 ¥8
14
26 ¥4 Jan
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953/4
12%
11%
41 ¥a Jan
26
373/4
*49 ¥2
50
19
19
102 ¥2 Feb
94 ¥4
4,200
38
35% Jun
5
*49%
¥2
12
Nov
Apr
94
41
18%
Common
108
50 ¥2
93
90
41 ¥4
¥a
37%
$3.75
Jun
49 ¥4
93%
41
137/a
32% Dec
25
52
40
19 ¥4
84 ¥4 Mar 11
95
40V2
400
12 ¥4
59 V2 May 12
24
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22
37 ¥2
9
23
%
40
131
*21%
31%
72 ¥2 NOT
Aug 29
*129
22
13%
2~7% Nov" 17
16% Jan
131
•21%
3l¥a
9
70% Sep
*129
22
14
2
81
129 ¥2
*21%
12 ¥4
75
113 ¥2
129 ¥2
32 ¥2
11
5
129 ¥2
6,700
19
24
23% Apr
45% Dec
12
152 ¥2
14
15 ¥4 Jan
106 74 Aug
32% Jan
*150 ¥4
31 ¥4
63% Apr
26% Apr
Oct
152
3 7 ¥4
¥a
Jun
Jun
¥2
129
152
12
Apr
68
180
93
128
126 ¥2
153
19 ¥2
50
8
93
127
94
*93
127%
153
S3 ¥4
75
July
94
126 ¥4
*51
31
18
*93
152
37 ¥2
71 ¥2 Jun
92
94%
129
128
12 ¥8
No par
State
Y
*93
128 ¥2
1,800
19¥b
Co
Common
5
26,2,00
1
Haven
6
2,900
58 ¥2
Mar 18
108
Feb
6
105 ¥4 May 16
27
Dec 29
20
102
Fibre
Central
10 ¥4 Jan
23%
57%
1
Harlem RR Co
20¥» Jan
99%
23%
58
37 ¥2
Inc
Air
Aug 10
Aug 10
99
23 ¥2
56 ¥2
1
York
&
993/4
23%
57
4
*
Chicago & St Louis Co
Y
99¥i'
233/4
55%
No par
Co
N
N Y
99%
23 ¥2
58 ¥2
93
New
N
7
14
22 ¥2
25% Feb
Feb
4
34
63% Apr
21% Sep
36 ¥2 May 22
440
993/4
23%
52 ¥4
Inc
preferred
York
29,500
100 ¥2
93
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
New
12,200
31 ¥4
57 ¥a
52
80% July 25
Sep 25
Aug 15
94
27
Jan
Aug 21
31 ¥4 July
8
6,10©
53
¥4
523/4
30
100 ¥4
129%
88 ¥2 Apr
93 ¥2 Jan
2
103
8
9
31 ¥4 Feb
280
49 ¥a Mar 13
33 ¥a
6l¥a
131
1
Meter
N
2
74% Sep
257/a Feb
10
31
107 ¥4 Mar 11
'24
10
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
9
.31 ¥a
41
England
4
53 ¥4
303/4
40 ¥4
New
27
52 3/4
313/s
41¥a
New
23 ¥2 Jan
28%
53
30 ¥2
41 ¥2
30
79 ¥4 Jun
Dec
3%%
29%
52 ¥a
22
19
37¥e Jun
32 ¥2 Nov
2
29 ¥2
29
52%
*129
Radiator—
Newberry Co
82 ¥* Mar
¥4
-
31 ¥4
21%
86¥4 Apr
13
275
Neptune
26
29
93/8
29%
21%
21 ¥4 Jan
13
29% Nov 20
Apr
13
29 ¥2
9
52%
21 ¥4
2
17
Dec
26
29%
*150%
Co
Feb
22 8O0
10
National Vulcanized
37 ¥2 Apr
43 % Feb
60 ¥4
1
7
50¥a Oct
18
67
26
Apr
26
2
1.80
29 V* Jan
Jun
2
19¥b Jan
May 29
108% Oct
9
6,400
59 ¥2
151
Co
S
9%
59%
127
Co
National-Standard
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
U
9 ¥4
573/4
Cast-No par
Steel
National
3
9 ¥2
57 3/4
100
&
14% Apr
2
21 ¥8 July 29
84 ¥2 July
7
NOT 19
30
6
Malleable
9 ¥4'
57 ¥4
X151
Corp
910
9 ¥2
58%
-5
¥2
153
5,500
2 3 ¥4
100 ¥2
94
S3
152 ¥4
153
16 ¥2
57¥4
100
Service
Linen
11% Aug 19
13 ¥2 Jan
7
Jan
23%
No par
National Tea
96
14
17
6%
National
Natl
100 ¥2
10
Co common
National Theatres
20
Jan
18
Lead
52%
-100
preferred
"
31
29%
52%
58 ¥e
■
9¥a
•>
28%
Co
17
151%
9¥a
59
31 ¥2
preferred A
preferred B
13 ¥4 Aug
82
68
7%
134¥2 Mar 12
Aug
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
36 V4 Apr
17% Jan
$4.50
National
24% Mar 25
y4 Oct
38 ¥2 NOT
15
3
22
31
Dec
3
Mar
18¥4 Aug 19
9% Jun 10
8 ¥2 Dec
2
26
159
.
0
Co common—rl
40 ¥4 Mar 13
14
Jan
97% Feb
132% Aug
Gas
23
9% Jan
26
National Gypsum
6
9%
58%
1
151 ¥2
151 ¥2
0
Corp com
pfd series of 1951—
National Fuel
27
4
Dec
13 ¥4
4 ¥4%
21
Apr
Ve
I
Products
16 ¥8
17 ¥2
17
10
Natl Distillers & Chem
36
12% Oct 22
4% Jan
National
100
9
7% Jan
10% Jan
preferred
71
2
74 ¥4 Jan
7%
Apr
24% Jan
28 ¥e Jan
*77% Dec" 17
11
13
109
3
Jan
45 ¥2 Jun
47% Apr
30% Jan
i_10
common
National
46'A Feb
Deo
Corp
Co
5
28 ¥4 Jun
24
National Biscuit
3
49% NOT 21
59% DM
National Aviation
12
Jan
31% Not 19
Jan
Airlines
14¥a Jan
37% Jan
17% Jan
1
*
164 % Apr
80
7,400
16
9
20% Jan
42
NAFI Corp
30%
30%
30%
30%
—i_10
31 Vs
10,400
34 ¥e
35%
35 ¥4
35%
34 ¥4
35 ¥2
35%
36
36 Va
36%
19.000
1_25
36
36
36
36
36
36%
37
37
36
36 3/4
3,100
.1.25
79
79
78
78%
76 3/4
78
78%.
78%
77
77 ¥2
2,500
■f!
Volume 190
Number 5875
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(787)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previons
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
50% Jan
90
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
14
Lowest
60% Nov 20
NEW YORK
Highest
57% Jun
9
67% Jan
95% Jan
4.40%
62 Va
loo
62%
1 89 Va
62%
preferred
62%
3.90%
89%
12
90%
91
preferred
89%
90
100
*90%
92%
4.56%
81%
81%
preferred-
*80%
81%
80%
,100
81%
*803/4
81%
*803/4
81%
94
94
*93%
94%
94%
94%
*93%
943/4
*93%
94%
91%
*90 Va
19%
*90 Va
91%
*£0%
91%
40
40%
40 V*
40%
29%
293/4
30
30%
May 16
89% Jun
25
95 Va Jan
43% Aug 11
39% Jun
24
46% May 21
29% Dec
27% Jun
9
31
28% Jan
13
27
Dec
3
17 % Jan
6
88 % Dec
31
27 % Dec
5
18%
98
31
Jun
3
May 27
29% Dec
9
July 16
July 7
10
7
45 % Dec
31
41 Va Feb
9
7% Jan
2
15% Dec
15
14 Va Jan
7
40% Jan
13
74
19
20% Jan
7
35
12
Dec
17
61% Jan
Dec
18
15% Dec
4
29% May
7
15 Va Jan 15
24
66% Dec
16
61% Feb
89% Dec
July 15
37% Feb
59
Jan
7
93% Oct
31
25% Jan
2
85% Oct
1
40
Jan
79 Va Feb
9
97% Jan
27
6
32
12
5
92% Aug 17
Oct
3
18
14
10% Jan
18
Mathieson
Outboard
28
7
2
Owens
14% May 14
4%
85
Corp
Jun
22
23 Va Feb
26
2
64 Va Nov
39 Va Oct
21
2
150
Dec
56% Feb
10
58 Va Jun
9
31
47% Jun
Sep
30
Feb
27
143
Pacific
19
2
52
Aug 19
195% Aug 12
Aug 11
28% Aug 12
130
Jun
17
4% Jan
7
34 Va Aug
Jan
7
Jan
22 V8 Jan
37
66% Jan
17
Gas
Jan
7
23%
62% Dec
2
94
5
19
July 17
2% Jan
6%
42% Aug 10
Jan
49 Va
51 Va
50%
52 Va
51%
52 V*
44,500
•19Va
17,800
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
13%
19
18 5/a
79%
79%
79%
78%
79%
78%
793/,
79
79
32%
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
24 %
33 3/a
34%
*15%
33%
*15%
1
6.25
49 Va July 30
Parker
65% Mar 20
Parmelee
15% Nov
11
Jun
16
21% Jun
29
24% Apr
8
49
Dec
30
47% Jan
8
64% Jun
11
23 Va Jan
3
39% Nov 20
7
113
Dec
9
13
65
Oct
14
32% Aug 18
98 Va Jan
16 Va
July 22
5%
92%
92%
*92
94%
*92
94%
12%
*12 %
12%
♦12V4
S~e~p~T8~
117
Mar
4
Penney
29 % Aug 20
36
July
6
3
82 Va Mar 23
27% July
1
29% May
8
21
Jan
104% Jun
19
93
101% Apr
19% Dec
25
91% Jun
29
29
15% Apr
1
Jun
102 Va
92% Sep
11 Va Feb
28
28% Jan
7
43% Dec 29
43
Feb
10
37
2
49% Jan
0
30
98% Apr
20
8
20
Jan
51% Dec
8
69% Sep
23
62
Feb
9
74
19 Va Jan
2
27
Dec
18
26 % Jan
2
33 Va Aug
40 Va Dec
30
41% Dec
5
36 Va Feb
13
95
Jan
14
9
95
14Va Jan
3
8
16% Jun
102
May
18% Dec
2
5
100%
Apr
10
4
Jan
7
Jan
22
37 Va Jan
2
20 Va Sep
11
96% Oct
7
Jun~17
64% Nov
20
50% Dec
31
24
16
Jun
11
Mar 23
"■57
C)
5
25
4
series
Peoria
&
4%%
241/4
243/4
24%
25%
25
49 Va
483/4
493/a
49
49%
♦92
44
*92
93
45%
45
45
46 Va
46%
45%
Brewing
Va
43%
45%
44%
28%
29
283/4
283/4
*28%
291/4'
52%
52%
*51%
52%
52%
1
2%
2%
2 V,
2%
*2 1/4
2%
&
Co
Inc
Jan
2
104% Jan
26
8
30
65% Mar 10
Jun~20
20
97
conv
Co
common
preference
& Reading
14
Mar 23
Mar 24
5%
Pipc-r Aircraft
7
2
Pitts
Mar 18
$5
14
10
21% Jan
5
25% July
93 Va Jun
25
89
Jun
4
94
84% Jan
7
99 Va July 29
90
Jun
29
99% Apr
2
17% Aug
15
Apr
28
19 % Aug
17
$4
13
Aug 11
133 Va July 29
24% Jan
73VaMay
9
7
145
42
Mar
4
July 23
91 Va Mar 19
14% Jan
2
24% Dec
30
19% May
7
28% Jan
26
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
71% Jan
2
82% Jan
29
68 Va Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
8
86
Feb
9
17 Va
7
24 Va
Sep
29
19
6
23% Jan
9
July 11
Aug
122% Jun
11
39% Jan
10
77% Dec
18
69
Jan
10
113% Dec
16
19 Va Jan
31
39 Va Nov
14
34% Mar 31
21% Mar 20
32% Nov
14
25% Jun
25
43 Va Jan
2
109% Nov
20
96 Va Jan
28
16 Va Jan
2
27% Oct
2
Jan
7
62 %
July 31
100% Jun
24
9
132
Mar 16
74% Jan
114% Jan
2
22
12
88
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
Jan
14
Coke &
5%
Pittsburgh &
Pittsburgh Young
Pittston
$3.50
Co
973/4
973/4
42 Va Jun
12
48% Feb
70% Nov
26
80% Mar 13
70 Va Jun
18
76% Mar 13
21
18
24 Va Jan
21% May 14
20 Va Jun 29
9
45
44Va
43V4
44Va
43%
44
♦433/a
441/4
1,500
*44
62%
64%
631/4
63'%
64%
*64V4
32%
63'/4
623/4
631/4
63V2
633/4
65
65
65%
65V4
♦64 V,
651/2
110
32%
33
32
323/4
32 Va
32%
32 Va
32 3/a
13,500
*45%
46 Va
45'%
46V2
451/2
45%
46
46
463/4
463/4
*95
*95
*95
96 Va
96 »/2
95 %
95'/2
1
*17%
17%
171/4
17V2
171/4
171/4
5%
5%
51/4
5%
5Va
5'/4
37 Va
37
37%
38 V,
10
12
23 Va Jun
18
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
5% Jan
2
15 Va Dec
11
20 Va Nov
105
107 Va Jun
10
Jun
67 % Jan
8
85
Dec
30
84
26% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
31 Va Jun
Mar
23
9
9
24
23% Jan
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
Jan
16
15
86% Jan
36
7
Aug 14
5%%
Procter
$1.40
.'371/a
4%
5
36%
37%
96
171/2
47/a
371/2
900
10
1,300
7,800
33,200
98
98
99
99
997/3
100
60
61%
59%
60%
571/4
59 V,
573/4
58%
56%
58%
28,200
53
53%
52%
52%
52
52 3/a
52
52 Va
513/4
52
21%
'*211/4.
21%
*21%
98
*98
♦97
100
''
21%
♦97
81
*07
98
*813/4
81
91
♦100%
91
91
44%
98
96V4
97
82%
83%
83%
*01
Q9
44%
423/4
43%
25%
23%
243/4
71
71
*703/4
71
91 Vt
101%
43
25%
*21%
213/4
97%
82%
*100%
5
59 VA
59%
583/4
100
82 Va
82 Va
*82%
100
♦72%
78%
47%
48 Va
1
com
92
►211/4
24%
45%
25%
♦70%
Of
101%
*101%
101%
3
21%
82%
12%
13
*96%
71
•1001/2
96 Va
82%
43%
44
433/4
44%
7,600
24%
253/4
25 Va
25%
27,700
*70%
71 Va
70%
70%
59%
58 Va
583/4
583/a
59 Va
59
59
83
82%
82 Va
82%
82%
82%
82%
77 Va
783/4
*76
77%
753/4
76%
47
46 3/a
47 Va
463/4
47 V*
46 Va
47
13
123/4
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
98
*96 Va
98
*96%
98%
*96%
98%
47%
48
41%
48 Va
48 V*
93
92 Va
92 Va
*92
48%
93%
Va
41
41%
4,000
35%
35%
13,300
243/4
3,700
*96 %
98
47%'
48
40
42 Va
38%
40%
39%
41
2
34%
35%
343/4
35%
33%
34%
34 Va
35 Va
24%
24%
*91
25 Va
*
92
96
18%
100
♦133%
.1.25
35%
150
77%
42%
1
170
463/4
42
24%
110
8,300
75%
93
*89%
160
91 Va
101%
*12%
47%
*94
200
200
150
91 Va
*91
No par
No par
97
82 3/a
*100%
92
101%
47
common—10
213/4
5,900
89 Va
*94
18
19%
93
*92
23%
23%
24%
24 V*
24%
38,800
2,100
6,300.
50
92
*89 Va
92
*89%
91
*89%
92
96
*94
96
94 Va
94%
♦94
96%
100
17%
18
17%
18 3/a
18 Va
5,100
133%
135
18%
17%
Co__
Virginia
Ash
34%
80
81%
135
35%
81
22 3/a
22%
21%
76%
7 6 Va
♦74'%
100
*121 VA
►121%
125
653/4
66 %
66
1
75
104
*103%- 104
42
V2'
28
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
45
Dec
31
39% Jun
23
48 Va Apr
16
Pure
37 % Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45% May
5
54% Jan
16
Quaker
146 "/a Apr
23
127
Jun
25
28 % July 24
24
Feb
25
22
22%
23%
233/a
6,800
*74%
76V2
*74%
76%
20
80
81
801/4
801/4
*80
8IV2
1,500
19%
193/a
19J/a
19»/2
19%
*19%
20
125
66
104%
*121
64Va
103
761/2
125
65%
103%
*1211/4
65%
104
*121'A
125
65'/4
66 V2
125
66
104%
105
500
104%
6,300
540
42%
42 Va
42%
42'/a
42%
41 3/4
42 V,
413/a
415/a
1,400
28%
27%
27%
273/a
27%
271/2
28
28
28
2,000
130 %
132%
137
I,300
100
94%
94%
941/4
94%
941/4
94%
94
94
93%
93%
10
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26 3/4
7,600
2
83%
34 %
84
84%
83 Va
84
84V4
843/4
84 3/a
85%
7,600
10
50 V2
51%
50%
50%
50
50
49»/2
50 %
503/4
50%
2,500
Elec & Ggs com—No par
39%
40
39%
40
39-%
39%
39 %
39%
391/4
39%
13,500
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29Va
4,800
fund
preference
Power
Co
of Colorado
preference
Co
134
com
132
of
No par
.
390
*83
84%
84%
84%
84 V2
*84
84%
*841/4
84%
100
100
*85
86 Va
861/2
861/2
86%
86 V2
*843/,
86%
*843/4
86 %
200
90
90
90
89V4
89%
'89
91
*89
91
103%
*102
—100
..
*83
100
Indiana:
102%
102%
No par
43%
43%
-100
.
I
—
preferred
Industries
Inc
com
*73
22 %
25
25
—.100
►102
431/2
74
74
103%
43%
74
*108%
5
11%
*20%
*85'/a
►21V2
*203/4
'21%
109
109
Va
110
12 Va
36
35 Va
35%
71 Va
72
5
,
22
22 %.
21
No par
Inc
Oil
126
100
preferred
Pullman
60
22 3/8
81
20,900
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget So md Power & Light Co__10
2
793/4
K)—
4.32% preferred..—
4.16% preferred—
4.80%
9,300
9,300
81
5
5.05% preferred
Publicker
37%
82%
76%
*19V,
70
36%
81%
22%
19%
135
36 Va
81
22%
19 %
135
135%
343/4
80
*80
100
♦134
34%
80
*75%
81
'•
34
10
2.50
4.30% preferred
3%%
80 Va
10
pfd—. 100
preferred
preferred
Public Serv
35%
100
common
Gamble—..
div
*133%
135
27Va
Electric
&
4.08%
25
Aug 17
.
17V2
*97
4.18% preferred—.—.:
Feb
72
38%
•95
17V2
1373/4
sink
Potomac
43% Jan
29
5
96%
100
'
Sep
37 3/a
•
171/4
12.50
5
Co
5,500
62
653/4
33
263/4
33% Mar
31
44%
133V4
91 Va Mar 20
6
31,800
26%
29
Jan 16
17%
26V2
16
93
350
17'A
2634
30 Va May
106 Va Apr
93Vt
171/2
26Va
7
6
93
16%
27
Public Service Co
18
933/4
17
27
Public Serv
85% July
93%
163/4
*93
27 %
S
100 Va Jun
933/4
17Va
135%
8
23
93%
16%
27'%
68% Jan
22
93%
17%
133 Va
43% Apr
Apr
93%
17%
1
4
3
300
92%
♦64%
common
(H
17
Mar 20
8,400
—10
Inc
47% Feb
107 Va Apr
3,400
98%
Corp
Co
37% Jun
92
1081/2
98%
Co
&
14
5
107V2
1083/4
108
No par
&
(The)
convertible
Poor
2
109
,1
West
Polaroid
24
110
98V2
1st series prior pfd
31
Jun
12,400
973/4
preferred class A
5%%
39
80
107%
100
700
34
98V2
100
(conv)
29
89 Va Mar 23
110
30,000
33
98%
:
Pittsburgh Steel Co
50 Va Dec
81% Jun
33%
50c
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
9
2
32%
98 V2
Wayne & Chic Ry—
7%. guaranteed preferred
2
18
323/4
♦98
Pitts
29% Jan
18
32%
1,500
Ft
42 Va Jan
Feb
32%
28
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
20
Apr
34
100
preferred
31
93
33%
273/4
common
preferred
28% Dec
95
553/4
100
Chem
convertible
$4.80
78% Nov
5
233/4
♦55 V,
28
Corp
Inc
10
29
15%
*223/4
55
No par
31
Oct
153/a
231/2
54%
100
55
83 Va Nov
15%
*22%
55'/4
273/4
Corp
22% Jan
28 Va Jun
151%
23%
54%
281/4
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co—.
28% May 14
95% Apr
29 Va Feb
153/4
*22%
553/4
100
preferred
Forter
Dec
15%
23%
55%
100
17
47% July 27
31% Apr
151% Jun
15%
*22%
56%
No par
com
common
Pitney-Bowes
Pitts
22
15%
23%
28
preferred
Pillsbury Co
42 Va Aug
6
Jan
15%
28 Va
preferred—
3.90%
series preferred
8
82% Jan
28% Oct
2%
28
4%
20% Jan
45% July
8
1,200
2 3/a
2%
28%
Corp common.:
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc
2
33 Va Aug
~22% Oct"13
3%%
Jan
90
600
52 3/a
28
4.30% preferred-.
4.68% preferred
49% July 31
95% May
8
41 Va Mar 31
28%
No par
8
28
95 Va Aug 10
21,500
28V2
*513/4
52%
56 Va
25
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
11 Va Jan
45%
♦45
6,700
23 Va
33
7,900
93
15 Va
com_33%c
Phillips Petroleum
14
66,800
46%
25
100
Apr
Electric
15 Va Mar 12
24
180
6,400
4,700
5
Phila
52% Mar 23
97
2Va
493/4
45%
453/4
29%
5
82
7
253/4
♦92
93
45'/a
44%
54%
Co
18
2
46
♦92
45
52 Va
100
23
7% Jan
93
44%
♦23%
Corp of America
75 Va Aug
95% May
*92
No par
44 Va Jun
8
93
V\
Ry Co_
Mar 12
12 Va Sep
Va
49%
5
common
(Chas)
5
86
Dec
25%
48%
preferred
Pfizer
Phllco
49 % Dec
46
24 Va
49 VA
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Cor,p
~
2
25%
48%
Co
Pet Milk Co
Phila
29
Jan
24%
33%c
Eastern
Pepsi-Cola
84% Apr
37
1
4%
36
10
9
98
35%
100
19
12
35%
preferred
Jun
29
4Va
343/4
RR
Jun
Sep
4%
34%
100
54
Oct
4%
34%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
73
27
1411/2
4%
36 %
4%
900
4.40%
36% May
Jan
141%
4%
35
5,600
56 Va May 12
36% Feb
141%
141
4%
37
5
Mar 30
Apr
*1401/2
140
4%
No par
78
Jan
12,200
73
24
67
4,300
27%
57
31%
7
Aug 10
Jan
188 3/4
26 3/4
3IV2
$1
21
1851/2
26 3/,
36%
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
1
♦51%
185
26%
73
15
13
99
140
57
183 3/8
26%
52
1
4%
200
*501/4
183%
261/4
29%
26
4
140
51%
182
72
88% Apr
Jun
141
57
291/4
22% Jan
89 Va July 14
141
26%
72
103 Va Apr
99
26%
70 V2
31
86
6,900
293/4
Mar 18
100
49%
29%
25
5
Nov
49%
70 Va
89
90
49%
70%
62
15
49V2
29%
2
125
493/4
7OV2
2
113% Aug 27
49 V,
29%
Jan
81
49%
109V4
74% Jan
67 Va Feb
49 Va
1
43
140
49%
Corp
57 Va Jan
Apr
5,800
49%
No par
17
21.
40
15% Jan
800
62
2.50
26% Dec
13
61
61%
No par
71 % Nov
Jan~~2~
61
62
No par
2
24% Nov
22
60%
61V,
l
3
2
♦20
*59V2
61%
62
50c
12% Jan
Jan
22
60
61
Corp
Co
30
May
14
*20
60
62%
Sand
Jun
May 13
100%
22
62
62 Va
Co
Cement
Jun
107
Nov~25
*20
61 Va
C3V4
3.50
Jun
102
88%
22
62
72
Pfeiffer
9
*20
900
30
24
70% Mar
22
12
110
6% Feb
43% May
♦20
19%
62%
preferred
94
8
Apr
♦11%
common
80
24
Dec
19%
12
29%
Petroleum
100
Co
prior
7
93% Feb
19Va
12
*70%
12
46% Jun
19V4
11%
1
22
July 29
4,300
18%
11%
3
19% Jan
May 27
500
193/4
19%
11%
70
Corp
23
95 Va
12%
19%
11%
_100
Chemicals
Apr
99% Feb
56% Aug 21
12V4
12 3/a
12%
19%
11%
Airways Inc
Line—
6
107% May
Aug 27
(J
2
Jan
94 Va
19 Va
100
Proof
Glass
25
July
94%
11%
Ford
50
36
92
37
64% Aug
800
3,300
33
94%
-
33
__No par
Pennsylvania,
5
55% Mar 20
32% Mar 11
3,100
33
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
Penna
5
Apr
7,300
98
Inc_5
14 2/7
Coal
Pennsalt
62
9.L
110
East Pipe
Penn-Dixie
39% Mar 12
*92
12%
88
96%
109%
32%
4,100
19,700
16
*108%
98
108
'323/4
12%
873/4
98
32
*15%
100
25
Transportation
&
87 V*
99
108%
33%
'
16
l
Consolidated
conv
Penick
88%
98
107%
33
5
;
Rust
Peabody
»
87%
98 Va
110
33 Va
Patino Mines & Enterprises
25
16
33%
preferred
31% July 24
6
88
98%
*109
26%
9
2
87 Va
99%
110
*15%
184%
12
30
87%
99
'109
16
26%
23
3Va Jan
*15%
*52 Va
46% Jan
3% Nov 21
16
181%
23% Jan
29
87
57
36% Feb
Oct
17
79%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
10
82
52
186
Tin
4%
28
30 Va Jan
26% Jan
51
—,—15
Common
50% Mar 13
19% Jan
J an
53
preferred
Pacific
2% May 14
12% Feb 26
83% Dec
51%
♦52 VA
8
9
July
1,500
184%
57
6
128
283/8
No par
27% Dec 23
15% Jan
14 Va May
28 3/a
Telep & Teleg common—100
Pan Amer World
17
15
45 Va Dec
16%
28 Va
When issued
2
Jun
Apr
47% Nov
2
75
28%
5
17
No par
13
91"
98
2
Nov
28 3/8
Packard-Bell Electronics
59% Jan
3
Sep
28 3/a
Corp
45% July 15
25
Dec
92
28%
10
35% Apr
Jun
Jan
100
28 Va
Electric
2
10
43
30% Jan
81
10
28 Va
Aggregates
Pacific Mills
Pacific
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
8
33
Jan
87'/a
28 %
Corp
&
Lighting
Panhandle
3
*85%
25
Finance
Pacific
37
Nov" 12
Jan" "3
Jan
86%
preferred
Pacific
3
149
5% Nov
12%
5%
67% Apr 20
17
Apr~21
&
66% Apr
30
26
94%
17%
86%
Inc
18
20% Feb
Jan
Fisheries
22 Va Nov
117% Jan
82% Jan
*16%
873/4
30
No par
17
40 Va Jan
49
17%
*86 Va
preferred
Cement
3
3,000
*16%
87%
Coast Co common
18
30%
17%
*86%
100
Pacific
Dec
30 V*
29%
*16%
com
Pacific
64
7% Jan
Co
5
54 Va Dec
12,000
29%
common
16
20
30
413/4
1
15% Jan
2
90
Glass
Co
Amer
90
17%
preferred
Pacific
270
41
_~6.25
"J. 30c
23% Jan
Aug 10
4,000
87%
1
Paper
92
*16%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Oxford
92
*86%
Corp
Corp
(The)—.
Owens-Illinois
May 21
38% Apr 28
99% Feb
4
Chemical
Marine
Overland
94% July
29%
41
62%
62%
7.50
Oliver Corp
Otis Elevator
104 Va July 28
5
Gas
11
2
4
21% Jun
110
40%
62 3/a
20
11 Va Aug
47% Jan
130
Olin
11
41 Va
62%
IIZlOO
Natural
58% July 23
-
40%
62%
*90%
common
preferred
Oklahoma
2
Co
91%
preferred
4.24%
14% July 30
May 22
18 % Jan
11
21% Dec
2
2
4%
Elec
*90%
No par
,
&
62%
100
Co
16 Va May
38% Aug
96% May
7% Jan
5
Aug
7
39% July 15
99% July 29
9% Jan
10
Gas
27
83
10
Feb
Feb
Oil
Okla
4
30% Jun
preferred
Ohio
90% Feb
18
5
31% Apr
4.44%
16
34% Mar
16% July
1
84 Va July 29
27 Va Jan
Shares
13
102
Oct
77 Va
the Week
Friday
Aug. 21
16
89
88 Va
90% Jun
Sates fer
Thursday
Aug. 20
Jan
Jan
17
Aug. 19
Jan
103
10
—12
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 18
85
103
Jun
SAL!
Tuesday
100
16
92% May 16
HIGn
Monday
Aug. 17
Par
Ohio Edison Co common
30
78% Sep 19
94% Nov 17
Sep
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
41%
42l/4
11%
12 Va
*84
*102
423/4
433/a
431/2
73
73%
*72%
22
22
*203/4
*108 »/2
21%
110
113/a
113/4
22
*20 3A
30
103%
102%
102%
130
433/4
433/a
43%
6,500
73%
80
22
*21%
22%
300
21%
*203/4
21 Va
108%
*72%
7334
108%
370
11%
11%
11%
11%
16,900
*85%
863/4
86
86
*108%
110
300
86
86
*851/2
86 3/4
35 %
35%
34%
353/4
35
35 %
35%'
35%
II,700
713/4
70 %
70%
70%
70%
703/4
70 3/4
5,300
41%
40
40%
403/4
41%
41 Va
41%
12,400
483/4
*129%
26 %
483/4
130
26 3/«
6,400
x71
41'/a
Q
131
23
Oct
28
July 28
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
28
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
common
,
.__5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_ 10
48V4
128
26 Va
483/4
130
26V4
*48
49
►129%
130%
♦26'A
28%
48 Vs
130
26%
48%
131
26'/4
48 V*
483/4''
130%
130 Va
26%
26%
■
760
900
-
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
(788)
24
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Baaca far Prartons
T Mr 1958
Lowest
Hifheot
Lawcct
Aug. 18
Aug. 19
the Weelr
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. ! 7
Per
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
IUGH
AND
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Shares
Aug. 2 3
Aug.
R
2
Vb Sep 30
JOV* Jan
69
18% Apr
14 y* Jan
24'% Dec
60% Oct
8
13
21 % Feb
75 ya May
10
45% Apr
28
23% Dec
34% Jan
30 '% Dec
10
y* May 28
25% Jun
25% Aug
14'AOct
2
Jan
6
Dec
69
25 'A Jan
July 14
31% July 25
10 y*
17
Dec
48 %
9
71
69% Jun
9
9
74% Mar
33% May
56% Jan
6
73
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
45 '
7
23 Ve Jan
Aug
May 22
73% Apr
27
Raytheon Co
Jan
21
37 '% Jan
26
25
33% July 22
4%
14
33% Jan
27% Jun
28% July 24
Reeves Bros
29% Aug 19
40% Apr
Reichhold
19% Jan
Jan
12
22
Jan
7
12% Feb
16
20% Apr
17
60% Apr
18% Jan
2
7
13
31
B
2
Jan
7
9% Dec
11
9% Jan
2
14V2 Nov
19
13 '% Jan
66 '/a Apr
12% May
Jan
31
18% Dec
Jan
54
5
Oct
15
18% Jan
50 y* Oct
27
42% Jan
18
22
jun
2
8
77% Dec
39% Dec
29
54'% Dec
30
25% Jan
8 Mi Jan
2
33% Dec
9
32% Jan
10
78 Ve Dec
31
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
12
78% Jan
9
87% May 22
10% Jan
2
20 Ve Dec
i% Jan
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
16
48 Va May
47% Jun
65
3
24
*
44 Ya Dec
22% Jan
2
Jan
2
5% Oct
2
22 % Jan
28
26
Jun
22
35 Va Feb
16
55
23
17
48% May 15
30% July 23
23 y2 Jun
29 Vb Jan
2
312
Apr
2
505
Dec
1
18
39% July 24
481V2 Jan
29
691% July 20
90
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
83 % Jun
30
22% Dec
30
25% Dec
3
7% Apr
17
2
12% Nov
12% Jan
20% Dec
13 ya Jan
3
16% Nov
•
14
Jan
Jan
92
30
Jan
24
2S% Jan
2
161
Jan
2
63
;
2
10% Jan
7
24
Oil
Roval
24
Jun
24
Apr
24% Jan
2
Jun
22
14% Mar 25
Ruppert (Jacob)
00
Co
Apr
1
St
27
July
3
Bt L San Fran
9
10
49
July 27
Feb
9
16
Aug 13
Schick Inc
31
48% Oct 24
81%, Dec
Feb
20
46
8% Apr
17
16'A Nov 21
74% Nov
55% Feb
12
75:
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99'/2 Jan
19
May
71
Nov
Jan
Jun
12
51% Apr
2
45'% Aug 12'
10
87% Mar
77
Jan
20
81
Jan
24
87
May 22
96
Apr
13
28'A Oct
2
85'% Apr
10
69
12
7% Feb
4
7
Scovlll
Co common;
preferred—
39% Sep
10
8% Jan
30
33 % Aug
19
40% May 25
Dec
11
23
Jan
22
29'% Apr
Sep
3
13% Jan
2
Screw
10% Mar 11
3
Seaboard
Seagrave
Corp
45% Mar 18
Sealright-Oswego Falls
22
39jA Jan
5
49% Jun
29
Sears Roebuck
22
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
Seiberling Rubber Co
Oct
24
9'A Jan
20
15'% Mar 20
Jun
12
91
48 y2 Dec
40,
39% Mar 11
4
Jan
11
4y« Mar
82
16% Aug
$5.25 preferred
Apr
1
7
18 '/a Jan
8
22
46% Jan
26
Shamrock
49
Jan
26
17
Shattuck
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
1
25% Apr
11
39 '/a Nov
17
32% May
7
8% Jan
13
17
Dec
1
13'% Jan
5
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
75'A Jun
24
90'A May 21
17 Vb Feb
24
23% Oct
14
18'AJun
23
22
13% May 20
20% Sep
30
17,% Jan
23
22% Aug 12
Jun
Oil
Jan
2
21'% Nov
14
12% Jun
25
32'% Dec
4
22
Apr
17
40
33 Va Jan
2
Nov
16% Jun
9
26'A Aug 10
17
38
50'% Nov 20
70'A Oct
5
20'% Dec
24
10
Jan
7
104'% July 27
6
31'% May 22
67% Apr
Feb
25
72% Sep
30
58% Jun
25
7
46% Dec
19
44'A Jan
22
64
15% Jan
2
23'% Oct
14
14% Jan
2
25'% Dec
17
13'% July 20
22% Feb 16
2
74'A Apr
25% Apr
Jun
13
15% Apr
0% Jan
2
3
52%
Apr"25
21% Dec
18
Skelly
Smith
14
July 23
5
29% July
23
7
Smith-Douglass Co
2
47% Jan
14
16% Aug 21
6'% July 16
Smith Kline & French: Labs—No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
-
26
25% Jan
7~
30'% Jun
9
52
49
Jan
7
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
35'% Mar
3
9
34%
Dec~30
20
36
May 29
32
Aug 10
54% Jun 19
Aug 19
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
37% Dec
29
34
28 Va Jan
2
35
Dec
31
33
2
44'A Dec
9
37% Jun
Jan
34% Jan
2
61 y4 Dec
17
15
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
5%
preferred
50
South Jersey Gas Co_
2.50
South Puerto
Rico Sugar com
5
8%
preferred
25
Southern
24
40% Aug 11
Southern
34Va July 15
37 V4 Mar 16
Southern
4
46% Jan
Southern
Natural
77
22
Co
65% Dec 31
63'A Jan
8
10
56
Dec
29
53% Feb
13
60% Jan
15
2
19
July 15
18%, Jun
9
19% Jan
19
5%
13
78
Feb
68'A Mar 13
13
Mobile &
32
Jan
12
20
75
.
Aug 20
Jan
10
40'% Dec 31
40% Jan
2
47 Va May 12
Jan
8
22'% Oct 30
19% Apr
2
22% Jan
2% Jan
3
6 Va Jan
27
49% Apr
2&
87
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
17%
Apr 17
7% Dec
67 % Oct
92
3
13
Apr 22
82
Aug I4
89% Apr 10
Jun
22
21'A Mar 16
25% Dec
24'A Feb
9
28'A May 21
15
2
95
2
27% Oct
02% Jan
3
79% Sep
24
20% Jun
2
31% Dec
29
footnotes
5
17
9% Jan
For
8
12
18% Nov 20
85% Jan
1
56% Jan
85% May 15
9'% Mar
see
May
page
7
30
20.
88
May 20
22% Jan
97'A Feb
2
55% Aug
77'% Jan
2
84% May
26% Jun
10
37'A Aug
13
5
7
17
18%
10%
26
20'/a
43
16%
15'/a
41
•
17
15%
41 „
38'%
16%
44Va72-%
39'A
17
45'A«
73%
38%
16%
42%
69Va
46
15%
£5%
78
89'A
44
14'A
23
41%
Gas
(Del)—_No par
Southern
Pacific Co
Railway common
non-cum
7.50
Co
preferred
No par
20
Ohio stock tr ctfs
Southwestern
Public
21'A
40%
Spencer Chemical Co common
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
Square D Co
24%
74
7%
35'A
23'A
x44%, 45%
21'A 21'%
12% 12%
84%> 84%
13% 14%
40% 41%
7%
35%
23'A
*21
..
21%, 21'%
40'% 40'%..
,
*87%
24%
73'%
.
..
453A
21%
13%
85'%
13%
41
14
41%.
3.6%
15'%
80%
37'%'
15%
81'A
36%
15%
80'%
21'/a
20%
20%
21
22'A
21
21V2
21%
17.'%
42
42
371%
21
22
21%
22%
16
81%
17%.
29
48
.48%
55'% 55'%
17%
28 Va
95%i
59'A
59
95%
29%
59'%
68'% ' 69%
5E'A 56
14'A 14'%
27
27 A
57
57 ,1
45% 46%
18% 19
6%
6%
94 * o5'A
*49% 50'%
26% 26%
21'A 21%
*32
32 ,4
59"*
20%
21'%
51%
43
43%
28% 23%
35% • 35%
650
660
*84
86%
18%
10%
26%
20'/a
44%
17
. ..
37'%
15%
81%
2,000
6,800
9,700
300
»>-:
,
—
12,700
3,700
1.100
1,200
35.700
11,000
2,800
4,200
41'A
18%
10%
26%
20'/a
45'A
17%
16
41%
*10%
11%
"400
38%
22,200
15%
—
38
*87%
4,200
32%
33
33'A
33'A
23'A
24
78%
78%
200
53 Va
53'%
13,700
500
7,100
96
*94'%
26%
15,800
1,500
39'%
1,600'
16%.
-16%
44%
45
70%
72'A
51,000
!
47
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10
.
27
39'%
39'%
16%
45,%
71'%
45'%
15%
85%
77
89%
25'A
73%
8
600
89
255
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17,900
.
2,900
14%
15 »A
34,900
35%
85%
5,800
77
77
50
*87%
39
400
24.%
25
6,400
*73
36%
23%
20
75
8
8
„
22
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41'A
45% 46%
2144 2212% 13%
*84% 85'%
13% 14
40'% 40'%
37% 33%
15%' 15%
81% 32
45Va
9,600
35 Va
36 Va
11.300
23 Va
23'%
4,800
22'A
22%
41
41'A
46
47
•
2 b.uod
23
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r,
1,099
2,900
12%
12%
84'%
85'%
15,6'00
580
13%
13%
1,900
40'%
40 %
2.500
37'%
33'%
15%
10,800
15'A
31'A
31%
7,700
21'A
21 'A
21 %
44,300
21%
21 %
22
3,200
17 3A
17'%
17%
4,700
6,200
2,800
177a
17'A
17%
27'%
28%
26%
27%
28
23%
28'%
23%
*48'A
48'%
47%
48'A
48'A
48'A
48%
48%
900
54%
54%
54%
55
55
'55'A
55
55'%
1,300
96
90
91%
91
93
94
94
1.400
29
29%
2 8'A
28%
28%
28'%
28
28 3 a
3,300
58 'A
59
577/a
58%
58%
58'%
58'A
58'%
24,700
67'%
67%
65'%
67
65%
67
67'%
68
17%
.
~
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.
.
3,00'J
55'A
52'A
55%
55.'A
58
55%
57%
14 Va
14'%
14
14%
14Va
14%
14
14'A
8,000
26%
27
26'A
26 V2
25%
26%
26%
'27'A
2,300
57
55'A
56 Va
55'%
557 a
55%
557b
9,000
45%
44'A
45'%
44'%
45%
44'%
45%
34,100
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
54
56
,
v
45%
17%
17%
18%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7'A
34%
34'%
34%
347a
347 a
7'
_6%
34%
34'%
35
6,800
8,300
10,000
3,100
100
*49%
50
50
4P%
497b
*27
27'A
27
27
27
27'A
277b
27%
800
21
20
20'A
20 Va
20'%
21
21'%
6,100
*32
32'%
32%
*32
32%
20'A
*32
58'A
*49%
32%
50
*49%
*32
59
58 Va
58'%
58 Va
58%
58%
39%
10,300
40 3 b
58'%
14.700
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
.40'%
39%
40'A
54'%/
.
34 s%
34'%
34'%
34'%
34'%
34'%
34'%
34'%
34'%
40%
40'%
40%
40%
40'/a
40'%
40 Va
40%
40 'A
40 3 b
6,600
69%
70
69 3 4
77
73'%
74%
57,100
52%
5414
53%
54%
54'A
18,200
69%'
69%
69%
71'%
5 4 'A
54'%
54
54%
18%
18%
18%"
*70
74'%
44'A
20%
*70
7%
81 'A
*87
17%
82
*87
18
18
23%"'
94'%
49'A
49%
23%
24'/a
94
*93 1
-
50
13%
53'%
18%
18%
*70
74'%
44
44'%
44
44%
44%
44 7b
21 %
21'%
21'%
21%
21%
21%
7
"
7 Va
78
7'A
80
79%
88%
*87
88'%
7
79'%
*37
7'A
7 »A.
7 Vb
80'%
81
88'%
1,000
1,400
74'%
*70
21'A
7
18%
74'%
44%
79%
18%
*70
21'A
7%
38'%
18%
18%
74%
44%
22
No par
3
71
44
15%
85%
21'%13
84'%
1
—2
7%
33'%
23Va
43%
70'A
45'%
14%
85
77.,
44
45%
44%
2.50
6
100
1
50c
25
•
38'A
16%
38%.
16%
78'A
89%
37%
4%
47%
*48%
38'%
83'A
21%
13%
85V2
14'A
1
Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros IncSparton Corp
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
100
*87%
24%
*72%
74
7%,
35%
'23%
22'A
41*4
7%
35%
23
22'%
41%
45'/a
21%
13Va
*84'%
14Vb
84%
*77
25'A'
*72%
•
43%
47%
*235
255
x32'A 32%
33% 33%
22% 24
*78% 79%
52
53'A
*94'% 96
26% 27%
265
33'%
33% 34
22% 22%
*77% 80 ...
51'A 52'A
94% 94%
26'% 27%
*240
33
300
12,900
11,700
3,700
6,400
300
1,800
5,200
,
37%
88
37%
88'A
27%
80%
43
37%
4%
U%
*11
22,300
56
81%
22%
2%
81%
*81
21 %
"2
18%
10%
26%
20'/a
45.
17%
15%
.41%
25Va
*19%.
44%
300
1,300
55%
55%
18%
10%
-
10%
26%
20Va
44%
17Va
15%
41%
11
37'A
86'%
133'%
46% 47
*48
51 %.
42% 43%
28Va 28%
35% 35%
643V2 643'%
*34
86%
:
46'%
138'%
*46
■
20%
13%
11
47
*81
37
27%
*87%
24%
33,400
81%
21%
2
- 2'%
SI
82 ,
43% 43%
*36% 37%
4%
4%
43'%
39'%
90
46
15V8
85
"77 '
16,200
54%
55%
81%
21%
2%
31%
4%
4%
45% 46
*46
50%
42 '/4 43%
28% 23%
,.>34%. 35%
640
643
*84
86%
*
13,900
44%
60'%
137
132
x42%
*35%
*240- 265
33% 34
*34
34'A
22% 22%
77% 77%
52'% 53
*94'% 96
8
35%
23'%
5
—
Southern
4.20%
37'%
7%.
35'%
23'A
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Feb
California
Jan
Nov
25
Edison
63% Mar 25
16% Jan
70
Inc
52'A Jan
24V4 May 29
8'% May 18
38
Apr 20
52'% Feb 25
May
5
5
Inc_
61% Jun 30
24% Jun 26
20% Jan
25
10
Co
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant
8
34% Dec 30
10% July
Oil
37%
& Tr—
22% Jan
4
42% Jun
45
44% Jan
1
shares ordinary
Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America—;—50c
SieglerCorp——
-1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
Simmons Co.
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel—
No par
Simplicity Pattern Co
.
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
.1
5
59'% July 27
57% Aug 19
No par
7 50
—
85%
77'/a
89'A,
25%
74
37
i5%
80
"
1
No par
Q)
Sheller
28
18'% Jan
1
66% Dec
3
Apr
1
1
New York
26
2
63
2
16% Sep
51
,
v-1-
2.50
.'—I
Gas
18
25'/a
*72'%
No par
_
Shell Oil CO
20
Mar 11
45 Va Mar 25
14
45%. Jan
50% Jan
46% Mar
Jan
&
(Frank
8hell Transp
Jan
.
.
Shahmoon Industries Inc
10
37
i_._
39%
16%
44%
73
46'A
15%
85%
77
89'A
3
.:
Sharon Steel Corp
19'A Jun
13VaMay
4
Corp—
& Co
ServelTnc common
8% Jan
39%
90'%
39'%
16%
43%
72
45
—5
5
—
-
Dec
Jan
25
10% May
,
20
1
Finance Co__.
26'A July 16
19% Dec
24
44%
83
36
36
4%
4%
46
46%
*47
50
43% 43%
28%
29'A
35%.• 36
637 % 641
*84
37
61 Va
102'%
46'%
.
*81
21
2
81
.
ni'Mr 11%
25
100
1
.
-
25
7
17% Jan
30
-
& Bolt Corp of Amer—
Seaboard Air Line RR CO
—-
2
Va, Jan
43%
11%
No par
No par
No par
16...
Jun
21 y. Apr
48
;
;
Mfg
3.65%
Mar 17
78
July 16
:
$4 preferred—
30'% Mar 18
7
23 'A Jan
5
12
81'%
21%
2%
45
17%
15%
42%
1
—
$3.40 preferred
9
55'%
81
21%
2
81V*
18%. 19Va
10% 11'A
26% 26%
20V4 20'/4
43% 44'%
17
.17%
' 15%
15%
41 % 42
*240
265
33'%
34'%
*34
34%
22%
23% <
*77%. 80
53
53'%
*94'%
96
V
26%
27'A
Regis Paper Co common
Scott Paper Co common
5
July 10
44%
36%
4%
46%
51%
44V*
47
123
54%
55:/«
'
97
47
17.300
43%
42%
96
125'%
17.500
99'%
61
43%
92'/a
134'A
126 'A
1.700
14%
77
50'/a
'A
43%
61%
62'A
42'A
47
47
4 7'A
7,600
101'A
60'A
■
19%
H'/a
26%
20'!b
—
76% July 20
72 V2 Jan
11
28
18% July 15
3
12% Mar
35
98'%
97
39'/«
87%
No par
100
52% Feb
Dec
35
11
16.
10
Co
Joseph Light & Power
Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
—
4
63%
44
137'%
4,390
50
11%
1st pfd 4.40%
Mar 13
97
29% May
76
50
s
10
14%
76%
93 'A
1
1
1
5
39% Feb
36% Dec
18% Feb
88
Lead
Joseph
8t
14%
49'A
19
H%
26%
20'%
44'A
17V«
15%
42
17
July 10
17
12
22% Jan 13
25
10% Apr
6
38
30.
14%
74%
50
'
8t
79% Apr
14%
75
49
43'A
46
*47%
43 %
29%
29%
36
36%"
640
640%
*84
87
1.66%
100
100
10
No par
preferred
4.30% conv preferred—;
54% July 23
14%
30
•
20'A
9%
73%
61'%
'
1.100
i
60'%
19%!
14%
44%
43'%
.
50%
61 %
*36
4%
29
76'A
43%
2
83%
2,700
143A
CO A
47'A
700
59%
49%
50%
96
18%
75%
14%
76%
136
20'%
.
100
3%
*59'%
10Va
S
4%
Apr
10
14%
55%
-
20
10'A
49%
—1
20 Q'
-
_
20
9%
75%
10
■
60
19%
10
100
28'%
60'%
*59'%
59
20%
9%
200
53%
■
59'%
'
10
4.300
.
13%:
-
19%
20 %
9%
Va'
*8
3%
*8
8%
*3
3%
58%
59'A
19%
81
22'%
2'%
84%
—
15
36 % July 24
9
13,400
*58'%
Dec - 2
26% Oct
34
17
258
91 % Jun
31%
i—No par
Safeway Stores common
15
90 % Aug
25 % Jun
28
31'A
5
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—_10
Sangamo Electric Co
—
10
Savage Arms Corp
—
—5
Schenley Industries Inc.
—1.40
Schering Corp common:
1
5%
convertible preferred
30
2
20% Jan
42 y4 Jan
5
31'A
54'%
-
2
14
17.
30%
*80%
21%
Corp
Ruberoid
Jan
30%
5
Rubbermaid Inc
17
72
29%
■'
a
100
1
5a
series
Cola CO—,
Co
47 % Mar 11
42% Jan
—
Petroleum
10% July
.
2
Jan 20
20% Jan
7,200
5
2
28
24%
---J
2.50
1
—50
100
Tobacco com
33%, Jan
Jan
24
5
Brass
Corp
McBee
40% Jun
21
24'%
10
Corp—
Dutch
1
23'%
—10
Chemical Co
Crown
Roval
30
73
Oct 29
40% Dec 10
97
Nov 21
24%
Antelope Copper Mines
Royal
21% Oct
23'%
—50c
Company
3
31V2 Dec
common
preferred
2nd pfd
conv
26
24
236
May 25
23
Apr
1
30 V2 Jan
2
3.100
—1
—
Aug
May 22
20'%
20
29
May 27
50 Va Jan
81 'A Jun
20'%
29
22
35
20%
30
34
22
10
233 V2 Nov 19
35% Nov 17
20 Va
29'%
2
95'A Jun
20'%
30'A
7
41% Dec
10
B4Va Dec
0
20
30'A
'
34% Jan
20'%
31
2
30
20 V8
58%
16% Jan
11% Dec
21'A
30:%
10'/a Jan
Nov"20
40%
2
31%
58
14'% July 29
30% Jan
34 'A
*31'%
19
19 'A Jan
16
*33'A
31%
59
2
8
34
*31'%
20%
18%
24
20
*33
32
20'%
59
20
25'A Oct
34
*31
18%
14% Mar 25
53 y4 Nov
21'/a
*33
31'%
58'%
24% Mar 12
7
Apr
7%
53'%
31'%
18%
18% Aug 20
13
17 y* Jan
18
30%. Oct
2
22% Jan
20%
33'%
32
com—1
5'/2%
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Carp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
,5
Rohm & Haas Co common20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Roper (Geo D> Corp
—:
—
1
23
39% Jan
31
47 'A
20'%
57'%
Corp
43.100
33 '%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
53% Jun
19
31% Jan
Roan
5% Mar 17
21 Va
25,300
47%
50
19*8
Paper
Ritter
20%
700
25%
'
20%
Mfg Co common...
5
preferred 3Vsfe series—100
Riegel
27
46%
58%
Richfield
July 31
Jan
4
13
41% Dec
2
Jan
25'%
48 Va
19%
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
4 5 Vb
25'A
46%
25%
48
58
Preferred 3.60%
50
25'A
46%
19 Vb
Inc
32% Apr
25
49
19 Va
Rheein
5
111
24
16
July 27
July 15
77% Jun
30
34% Dec 10
July 18
28y« Jan
2% Jan
7
20%
20'%
_10
preference
Copper <5z
35 %
85 y* Dec
4
July
2
14
27
Jan
18
22
Oct
251/4
10
5
Reynolds (R J)
25% July 16
27'%
31
4%%
57% Apr 29
84% Mar 26
15
79% Jun
70
8%
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% preferred series A
15
70
30'A
Revere
July 24
71
8%
Rexall Drug &
122% July. 28
163
70
'•8%
Revlon
7
70
24'A
Republic Pictures
$1 convertible
July
69
31'A
Republic Steel
50%
"
251
$1.25 div prior
Conv
63% July 27
69
24%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
54 Ya July
5
28
7
65% Feb
9
45 y2 Mar 12
116
Mar 3
69
30'%
14% July
30% Jan
3,200
63
62%.
•
48 Va
Reliance
38% Jan
1.100
32
& Co—
Republic' Aviation Corp—
46 y2 Jan
72
32
x33'%
50c
1
Inc_
Chemicals
(Robt)
Reliable Stores Corp
11% July
72
32'A
25
80% July
22
6
8
8'%. Jan
19
May 12
10
87% Apr
22 Vm
19% July 15
62
72
32
No par
Co
28% Jan
Jan
55
24
29'% Jun
62'%
71%
32%
20%
29
36% July 23
60 Vb Mar
5
16% Jan
May 20
80%
v
61%
72
31%
*31'%
Roller Bit
Reed
1
62 Va
72
22%
-50
2nd preferred——50
noncum
2
2
5
Jan
30
60%
72%
32'A
£6%
Reading Co common..4% noncum 1st preferred
20% July 21
11
8'% Nov
Inc
Rayonier
63
*71'%
33
68
—No par
1
——5
50
62'A
72 %
22 %
——
Raybestos-Manh^ttan
Reis
8% Jan
Inc
Ranco
37.000
63 %
71'/a
1st preferred—
$3.50
5
6
62%
America com—No par
No par
5
Radio Corp of
May 11
Feb
43 Ye
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
8
27
*87
81'%
3,600
1,600
3,100
2,600
88'%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,600
23%
22
Vb
23%
23'A
23%
23'%
23%
65,700
94'%
£3'A
93'A
92
92
50
49%
50 y2
50%
51 Vi
84
83
83
35%
35
35'%
94
*93-
-
49'A
50%
-
84%
84%
84
84
36'A
37'A
35%
26%
*83'
33%
.
230
7,500
*81
85
90
35
36
19,500
Volume 190
Nurubei 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
40Ve Jan
74
Jan
3
Lowest
69% Dec
2
19
2
•
.61% Jan
1
NEW YORK
Highest
7
75 y2 Aug 20
Jun
8
82 V* Feb
2
23% May 11
73
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
14% Jan
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
6
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Standard
24
S3.50
Brands
Pat
comi
Inc
No par
No par
preferred
Standard
Gas
49% Jun
24
62 y8 Jan
23
Standard
Oil
of
35% Feb
18
50
44% July 27
52% Apr
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2
57
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5
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20
1
1
Co
TXL Oil Corp
131/2 Jan
13
26% Oct
22
19% Jun
17
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1
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19
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4
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2
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10
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11
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2
30% Mar 13
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111/2 Dec
29
14% Aug
4
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51
2
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86
10,200
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55
56
24
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11
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25
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61
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6,500
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—
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130
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1
267e Aug.17
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10
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Glass
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Thiokol
6
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6,900
32%
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Pacific
Inc
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4
59% July 10 :
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70
Jan
,
34%
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Mar
15
16% Jan
81%
14
21
5
16% Dec
52% Oct
14
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
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5
4%
preferred
100
121/4 Jan.v 7
27% Jan '2
12 74
14
23 :
45 Ve Jan
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12 :
14 7B
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May 27
21% Jun
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14
10
84
1
37
11%
14
56% Feb
15
18
15
12
14
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14
Jan
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14%
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25% Apr
21% May 15.
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12%
14 7e
16
26 % Dec
42
11%
Apr
46% Nov
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36 y2 Mar
Apr 24
4OV2 Aug 10
2
161/4 Jan
Sub share ctfs
18
2
Jan
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Feb
17
31
23
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
30
,
May 20
20
Coal
Pacific
39% Jan
7,600
12 Ve
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5
Inc
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9
1
41% Feb -25
Instruments
Texas
Feb
•
13
Texas
63
16
Dec
159 Va. July 15
112
8
38% Nov 21
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14 Va Mar 10
16
24
28
22
Texas
9 i
4,000
43%
14%
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19% Jan
11
Dec
25% Mar 16
27 Va Jun
28 1
21 Ta Dec
9% Apr
15% Jan
Feb
Nov
Gulf
18% July 27
61% Jan 27
10
15
Texas
Apr
42%
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5
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
39 y4 July 15
27
8
4272
4274
85
14
1
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13
4274
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35 Va Apr
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2
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30
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5% Jan
2
v
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31
30 Ve Jun
44
15
5
40% Jan
90
Mar 24
71
May 22
77% Feb
81
July
87
54% Jun
36% Dec
24
16
241/4 Feb
52% JanJan
31
143
Aug
91
Jan
2
108
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2
26
37
Oct 27
19
Jan
10
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45
Jan
2
791/4 Oct
48.
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6
25% Feb
30% Jan
19
6
66
136
15
7
29
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90
July
9
12
8
2
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29% Jan
12
.
2
16% Oct 13
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2
<
2
;
50% Aug 28
40% Deo 30
2
2
'50
Dec 31
32% Mar26
30% Jan
95
22
Mar 24
12
13% jun
15
19%July29
18% Nov 21
16% Jan
2% Oct 21
2
47% Dec 22
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
53% Aug
6
37% May. 20
48% Jan- 8
30% Jun
34% Mar
4
90
•-
7
13/8 Aug 10
45% Jan
2
2-
81"
6
30% Apr 28
42% May
6
95% Jan
8
Jan
37y4Oct.
2
57% Dec
65% Jan
»
2
21% Jan
14
153
Sep 23
6% Jan
2
-
102
Dec
11
17
171% May 23
16% Sep
34 % Aug
19
July 24
147% Jun
25
22
51% Apr
14
85% Aug 18
US
120
Apr
27
Mar 30
29
4i% Sep
2
2
11% Oct
29
10% Jan
7
14% Apr
3 "
47% Feb
12
41% Feb
4
44% May 28
For
footnotes
see
psve
28
26
36% Mar
2;
17
25
25
common
100
Securities
1
Co
US Gypsum Co common
7% pieferred
No pai
US
Freight
Hoffman
Mach
Industries
4%%
Inc
preferred
4
100
82%c
common
.'5%'class A preference
US
71%
71 %
u
common
series
A__
_50
1
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310
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72
72
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83%
150
40%
50%
37,600
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
33
33 Vb
33%
33%
20,900
8%
8%
8%
34%
34 %
34%
20%
1%
55%
32%
36%
84%
33%
49%
119
•
*151
10%
34%
11
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
11,700
34%
8%
34
34%
34%
341/4
34%
10,700
20%
21
21
900
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
38%
38%
38%
36%
38%
36%
38
37%
38
19,200
46%
43%
45%
42%
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42%
43%
42%
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56,300
115
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115
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29
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26%
94
33%
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94
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115
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115
91
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91
28%
28%
29
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94
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76
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67
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400
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8%
8%
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8%
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20
100
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34%
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20%
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28%
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29
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36
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59
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58'%
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19
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19
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19%
20%
20
14,600
28%
35%
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115
28%'
92%
26%
32
2
preferred
U S & Foreign
21
7
Jan
4%%
26
12% Jan
72 %
50%
8%
1_
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Jan
165
*71%
82%
36%
58%
19%
17%
1
preferred:.
.Jan
Jan
39
Mach
58
8% Jan
25
Shoe
United
35
8% Apr
34
Jan
2
Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc_r
United Park City Mines Vo
US
72%
9,200
76
49%
10
13%
10
Corp.
United Greenfield Corp..
United Industrial Corp
6V
*71 %
*74%
82%
9
Gas
76
76
50%
20%
United
*741%
*74%
81
*34%
United Gas
91%
82%
5
United
91%
71%
*92
.
17'
2
26% Jan.
No par
22
32% Odt 29
.
$4.50 preferred
42% Jan
3
33% Apr 29
78
Dec
4
Biscuit
United
92%
76
„26£^
Corp
of America—No par
35
*74%
93%
Artists
8,300
34%
76
93%
28%
58% Apr
if Jan
■.
United
7,800
35%
91%
92%
5
pfd
44%
144'%
142
49%
United
20% July 20
*91%
100
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conv
conv
13
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92%
44%
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34%
34%
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100
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34%
35
44%
143%
44%
44%
142 %
34%
pfd
of
10
Inc
44%
140%
13,900
*81 %
United Electric Coal Cos
10% Jan
Jan
United
Lines
44%
143%
44
38:/2
x45%
*163
Air
19
2
2,500
%
142 %
Aircraft Corp common
United
48% Jan
16% Jan
12%
501/4
9
45% Mar
27
12'%
34 %
&("?■
33% Jun
28% Aug 18
13%
25%
12%
33%
Engineering & Foundry
5
Fruit, Co
No par
16
13%
26%
12 %
82%
37% Mar 16
9% May 19
13%
25%
50%
23% July
71
13%
12%
45
33%
x75
*64%
17
July 21
13%
26%
12%
144
34%
*20%
_____5
13Ve
25%
12%
49%
10
Co
13%
25%
12%
*81%
United Board &: Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co_„__
No par
UnitediCarr Fastener (Del)__
5
United Corp (Del)
1
10
16% Deo 31
32.
Drill
Twist
13%
25%
13 Ve
%
10
Co
2,200
13%
25%
50 %
...No par
preferred
Car
(ser
11% May 16
.51/2 Jan
2
17% Dec
Union
Tank
135/4
25%
32'%
44%
143%
34%
*92
*74
71%
81 %
25
Pacific RR Co common
non-cum
Union
(ser oM956)
88%. Apr
.
4%
California
of
4%
38% Apr
2
Union
1
Oil
4%
21
46% Mar 10
Union
3
13
Jan
8% Jan
•
Mar 26
Apr
.1
No par
Corp
109% Mar 26
69
81/2 Nov ia
34% Jan
4
July 15
26% Jan
8
27 % Jan
45
Aug 12
24% Feb
IOO1/2 Mar 12
May 21
26
Jun
90% Aug 20
Apr- 15
91
9% Feb
373/4 Jan
103
27% Dec
3
53% July 10
38% Feb 19
42% Aug 21
69 Ve Aug
111
25
12
8
•
33% Nov
Apr
Mar
20 V4 Aug
6
211/4 Jan
7
4
18
32]A July 28
18
18% May
Aug
29
32% Aug 10
44
31
347/8 Jan
4
Apr 25
9% Dec
11% Jan.
98% Mar
75% Jun
81
37% Dec
6% Jan
5
94
2
.
353/4 Mar 16
Apr 29
8
Apr
26% Jan
27% Nov
Jun
19
Apr
(The)
Corp
Asbestos & Rubber Co__.
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide C6rp___
_No par
Union Electric Co common
10
Preferred $4.50 series—
No par •/
Preferred $3.70 series__.
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
;
No par
150% July 27
74
84
13
24 JA Jan
41
IO31/2 Jun 23
70% Sep- 4
80% Nov 10
22% Jan
9
2
Sep
36
28
31
81% Feb
15% Jan
32
Jan
20
126% Dec
27% Jan.
92
91/4 Jun
1201/2 Feb
Nov
17
30% Mar 25
83% Apr
Udyllte
1
%
56
1%
57
19%
207a
4
19%
1 Ve
1%
1%
57'%
56%
4,900
1%
56 72
500
1,500
56%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 72
33
37%
35%
36%
34%
35%
3574
36
85%
*32
34%
*84
8,300
33
500
35
15,500
230
851/2
83%
85i/2
*84
86
85 72
33%
32%
33%
32
32%
32'
32%
50
48%
48%
48'%
49'%
4972
5,900
49
491/2
50%
106%
IO8I/2
6,300
84%
113
109
110
107
109
1077a
109'%
154«-
153
153
*152
154%
152'%
152%
10
10%
34%
34%
10%
34%
11%
45
10
*33%
11
*43
10%
34%
11%
45
10%
*43
10%
45
10
*337%
10%
*43
10%
34'%
32 7%
*153
10
*34 74
2,600
32%
155
90
10
5,800
35
200
11
10%
11
45
43
43
10,400
-
200
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■
26
...
(790)
Monday, August 24, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
237b Jan
2
32% NOV
ey4 Dec
30
18% Jan
2
Jan
2
SVe Jun
28% Nov
95
Nov
66
80% Mar
15
Sep
73
43% NOV
5
26% Mar
140
21% Jan
Doc
108
3
7
Apr 14
8&
Jan
31% Apr
48% NOV
Jan
36% Nov
154
2
Jan
22
41% Jan
2
Jan
9
99
100% Jan
6
10
76
45% Feb
106% July
8
Jun
19
69% July
19
38% Feb
54% Feb
4
30
50
51% Jan
13
97% Doc
143% Oct
19% Jan
3
158% Jun
2
32% Jun
30
12
16
38% May 16
141
Jun
24
105% July
6
Jan
15%
2
'5% July
2
4% Jan
22
Nov
78
47% July
151
July
1
45
Aug
7
20% Apr
12
Nov
157
3
Jan
142
2
57% Jan
Mar 30
46
157
29
8%
preferred
—
Match
Oil
26% Aug 20
29% Feb
3
17
Universal
28% Nov 28
Universal
Pictures
96
Nov
26
72
84
Jan
16
4%%
40
Feb
9
50
24% Jan
2
37
Dec"24
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
27% Jan
2
40% Oct
5% Jan
2
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
13 y8 July 28
13% Jan
2
24% Aug 27
32
Dec 10
22% Jan
2
28% July 27
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
17
5% Jun
30
11% Jan
5
43% July
2
21% Jan
01
14% Sep
45% Jan
20
11
84
Jan
42
9
Jan
July 29
18
Utah
Van
Van
3
28% Feb
9
85
8
78
2
81% Mar 18
2
22 A Oct
2
19% Jan
2
35% May 25
13
Jan
26% Jan
101
101Oct
14
82% Jan
2
40% Dec
17"
75% Nov
17
33% Jun
9
99% Jun
9
8
May 20
113
Aug 29
5
$5
Elec
&
86% Mar 23
$4.04
91% Mar 17
$4.20 preferred
83% Dec
30
82
Jun
7
42% Nov
20
11
Jan
2
13 Ye Dec
9
9% Jan
2
17y«Oct
29
13% Mar 17
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
10
20% Mar
9
Vulcan
Materials
17
21% Mar
9
5%
convertible
30
]75A Aug
18% Oct
Jen
87% Mar 16
53% July
2
15 % Aug
12
-
16
24
36 y2 Jan
24% Apr
preferred
9
Co
93
45%
*153%
155
8,400
45%
54%
6,400
54%
*153%
1,200
10
155
50%
51%
52
53%
53%
54%
19,300
22
22%
22%
23
22 %
34,000
26%
26%
*26
75%
*74%
75%
46%
35%
45%
46%
46 %
47
35%
25%
35%
35%
35%
35%
3,000
45J/2
45y8
32%
45y2
33%
45J/2
33%
46%
34%
47
34%
3,100
26V4
47%
35
liy4
26lA
*26%
34
11%
27
35%
liye
80
28Vi
94
37%
104
83J/2
87%
87
48%
12%
HV4
liye
26Vu
26Ve
26V3
35»/2
35JA
35'A
6J/2
11'A
11%
26%
6%
*35
6%
6y2
333 54%
56%
*78%
80
28'A
28%
92
92'/2
*78J/2
28'A
91%
80
28%
6%
92J/2
-r-
16Ve
16
16'/e
15V2
16
15%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%-.»;
17 V2.
1,300
800
500
4,200
6%
5,900
11,100
800
600
94>
19,200
320
16
173A
7,300
37
38
103% 1033/a
"82
83
*86
87%
*86
87
49
49%
12 A 12 ,-4
37'A
103
103%
*82
83
*86
87%
*86
87
47% 48%
*12y4 12 A
12'A
60
,-133—133%
56
57
*78% 80
28'A 28y4
*9iy2
36%
37
37%
103ya 104
83
83
*86
87%
*86
87
46% 48%
12%
12%
300
21,300
35y2
*35
132
131% 134%
52J/2
54
16
—16
9%
75%
44%
155
120
1,600
18%
*75
55%
54
53%
53%
*153%
75%
42
15,000
9
9%
9%
*75
75%
42
41
9%
94%
*17
18%
9%
9%
9%
*75
9%
9
9
*17
18%
900
94%
9%
95
9
12ye
17V2
3
80
Nov
13
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
5%%
preferred
100
13
97
Dec
30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
6y4%
preferred
100
24
67
*94
102
96
*102
72% Feb
87
49'A
*94
Jan
84
16
104
*82y2
*86
*86
48JA
12ye
83%
87%
*86
*86
49
Jan
74
15%
*74%
37%
104
*82%
1
preferred
4,500
16%
75%
136%
56%
37%
104
100
100
1—100
100
10
-10
common
37%
45%
52 V2
93
36%
8
com
preferred
80% July 17
99% Apr
95
Co
Pwr
37
27%
*78y2
28y2
*92l/2
80
29
29
100
preferred—.
partic
div
84% May 18
90% July
17
20
6%
No par
com
37.%
16%
9
*17
6%
56%
Virginia
4
Jan
56 y4
*78'/2
1
24
14 % Jan
108
5
common
„
Chemical
100
36%
44%
6%
100
Works
preferred
4,600
35%
*74%
135%
7
137%
8
May 13
Dec
85% Dec
82
39% Mar
35%
6%
3%%
3,300
*35
227/b
26%
22%
26 %
75%
11%
27
35%
135%
Va-Carolina
Mar 20
107
11%
27J/2
2.50
Victor Chemical
36% Dec
11 y»
*27
*35%
10
51,900
24%
35%
*53%
45'/2
33%
5
103%
145%
24 J/4
*35
55>/8
46
34
5
1
101%
145 %
24%
24%
24%
500
103
145
145 %
24%
39
*38
146
99%
100%
98%
344
53%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
62% July 27
2
3
700
9%
*75
45%
33%
1
12.80
Co
51 %
9%
75%
44
22%
26%
;
51 %
9%
*74%
45%
35%
Inc
Co
Vlck ChemicaJ
23% Jan
July
Raalte
51%
♦93%
75
47%
35
-.
51%
1
95%
23%
27 %
preferred
51
10 y4
74%
46%
35
Industries Inc oom_2.50
conv
51
9%
22%
Gc
6,500
*8%
*26 %
—
Steel
33%
*93%
1
Light Co
32%
9%
*153
154%
52% 53%
550
32
94%
152% 152%
53%
56%
15,800
31%
61%
9%
75%
43
54%
62 %
151%
31%
16
42%
114
62%
150%
31
37%
18%
*108%
151
38%
36%
1
:
com
Corp of America
Norman
$2.28
77% Feb
May
&
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
26
July 23
150
Power
Inc
Co
—
113%
90
38%.
38%
16'A
10%
9%
94%
*8%
*17
*82
8,000
39
37%
*157/8
—100
Co
Products
preferred
Upjohn Co
47% July 15
8
32% Aug 11
14
97Dec
7
17 '
Apr
25% Apr
8
...
17,500
39
43%
100
—6.25
.
Corp
160
46%
62'/a
39%
16%
10%
95%
9
18%
10%
.
103%
45%
150%
35%
9%
*75
Universal
150%
35%
*94%
8%
com_No par
*102%
47
90
35%
38%
16%
Corp
Tobacco
144% 144%
24%
24%
103
61
61%
Xl50%
9%
*9
26%
*109%
112%
X60%
€3
3,300
30%
26%
*82
90
*108%
111
9%
46%
47
30%
27
103
104
*103
*35
*35
preferred—No par
1
18% May 12
57
Sep
4
Jun
24%
35%
*17%
10
17
Apr
24%
convertible preferred
Universal Leaf
16
56% Aug
32%
*9%
Shares
Aug. 21
30%
26%
*82
153%
39
39
31
32%
51
51%
100% 101 %
39
9y2
26%
*9
45%
47
90
30%
30%
26 %
152%
153%
14
Whelan
$3.50
VJ03
45%
*82
*106
51 %
100% 101%
144% 144%
No par
9%
27
103%
62%
32%
51%
noncumulative
United
14
May 20
81
34% Mar 24
39% Deo 29
57
Doc 10
1974 May
1
32% Feb 14
12% Jan
8% Jan
75% Aug 14
39
common—30e
—100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Feb 24
21
17% Jan
—
common
26%.
111%
153
16%
—100
common——
Co
*9
64
100
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
25
10% Feb
Corp
convertible
$6
5
Mar
100
8% Jan
6
6
10% Nov
6
74% Jan
30
157/e Mar 16
Jan
85% Jan
10
9% Oct 30
17
Nov 13
July 21
13
7
24
60% Dec
8
5% Jan
Dec~24
7% Oct
8
17% Jan
45
preferred—25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—_1
Onlted Stockyards
Corp—:—
_1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-8
9
26
103%
—1
preferred
Tobacco
7%
50% Mar 12
14 % Feb
63
Corp
Steel
O S
*82
*106
5
1st preferred
9%
27
103%
45%
90
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
30%
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
30%
30%
31
*9
26%
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
preferred.
_50
1%
21
26
8
U S
28
37% Feb
34% July 21
10
5
10
_1
100
—100
common
non-cum
Shoe
7%
6
Jan
26% Jan
153
10
Mar
34% Jun
10
U
24
July 17
88% May 7
14
53% July 29
S
Co
30%
SALE
HIGH
AND
Aug. 18
Aug. 17
1
preferred series B
Rubber
8%
U
July 21
41% Oct
Pat
common
preferred
3%%
U S
7
Mar 11
43
Co
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
D S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
136% May 18
17
33% Jan
Monday
S
154% Aug 10
143 % Jun
3
68% Jan
U
'
2
25
S Lines
4%%
58% May 18
88
46% Jan
Sep
21
2
18
25% Jan
25
D
26
Jan
8 % Jan
24% Jun
29
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20
35% Apr
10
Jan
30% Aug 20
6
17
20
18
21
14
1
18
22
11
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
Tuesday
STOCKS
Bange for Preview
102%
96
102
*94
101
2,900
1,200
6.900
1,200
*93>/2
x99J/2
96
102
*70
96
102
*94
102
70
71
94»/2
99%
170
71
100
Apr
15
76% Mar 11
Wabasb RR 41/2%
2
77y2 July 28
Wagner Electric Corp
2
21
33% Jan
2
Oct
20
46% Feb
12% Jan
8
15y4Nov
14
14% Jan
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
47
10
55V2 May 11
Walgreen
15
30
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
41% July 29
Walker
45 y2
52% July 20
Wallace
18% May 19
Walworth
25% Jan
U%
50
■
Te% Feb" ~4
July""
Feb
Aug 10
12y2 Feb
6
Apr
21
14% Dec 22
12% May 19
18'/a Aug 21
95
liya Aug 29
Jan 13
87% Jan
94
Apr
25
11% Dec
84
Waldorf
4
16
Feb
preferred
O &
Tiernan
1
W
Inc
Co
Ward Baking Co common
6%
preferred
20
x49
39 %
45%
2.50
Co
&
*70%
73%
17%
100
15
Nopar
10
Nopar
System
(lliram)
15%
1
16% Jan
89
10%
65% Aug 21
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
54% May
Washington Gas Light Co
Nopar
Water Power
No par
49
44%
5
5
*30%
44% Dec 31
12
47% Jun
41% Jun
Dec
19
9
36% Feb
9
25% Jan
12
4% Deo
1% Jan
Jan
10
1
3% Jan
21
0
44 y4 Jan
15
50% Dec
22
15% Jan
13
25% Jan
56% Jan
Jun
16% May 12
22
33
105
83 y2 Dec
17
94
Jun
31JA Feb
28
51
Dec
2
18
102
90
May
91
Apr
17
42
19
19
July
Jun
83% May 22
9
103
8
Jun
91
11
50% Jan
5
May
38% Apr
8
0
96
Jun
2
101
13
28% Dec
31
26
Jan
7
38
14'/a Jan
2
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
12
Feb
10
97% Jun
17
48% Jan
13
13
6
38
94 y2 Nov
24
Apr
96% Mar
19 y4 May
4
May
100
! Mar 31
Apr
14
July 22
100% Aug 12
79% Dec
31
95V4 Aug
3
86
13
74% May
82% Jan
7
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
71% Nov 20
69% Jan
2
94% Apr 24
81% July
8
8
63
Nov
2
34% Dec
16
29% Jan
17% Jan
2
33% Dec
29
30 y4
55 y2 Jun
24
74% Dec
31
70% Feb
92 y2 Apr
21
84
15
Jan
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
33 >A Apr
7
Jan
7
54% Dec
31
96
10
125
83% Jan
6
16V2 Feb
21
56
Jan
Jan
7
68
Dec
38% Mar 18
98% July
,9
88% Jan
9
109% Jujy 16
52% May
92% Jan
'31% Dec 80
21
20
Nov
437/aJuly23
Aug 10
Feb
29% Jan
22
4
112
Feb
8
29
11
7
667/e July
2
98% Mar 13
28
39% July
€7% Mar 30
7
6
78
91% Jan
100
2
4% Jan
39% July 31
2
May 26
53% Mar 20
39% Aug 20
49% Oct 21
60
Sep
0
97
Jun
0
7
Jan
July 8
102y2 Mar 11
15
8% Oct
7
14
32% Jun
30
,
5
6
Jan
13
15% Jan
,.'38
30
71
Jan
2
Nov
48% Nov 20
33% Dec
2
8% Nov
Jan
20 y4 Jan
'"49% Nov 18
31% Jan
135
25% Dec
32V4Oct
14
36% Jan
53% Dec
27
74
Dec
2
97
Jun
2
90% Nov
4% Jan
2
Wilson-Jones
2
10% July 28
45% Aug 21
40.% Jan 23
17
19
129
20
Mar 25
84y2 July 15
4
8
.11% Oct 22
9% Jan
Power Co
13
94% Feb
9
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
Service
10
Corp
10
10%
50
24%
24
24%
241/8
24 ye
900
61%
62
64
64
65%
27,100
48%
49
48%
48'A
48
48
44%
44%
45
45
45
45%
6.400
42
42%
42%
43%
2,400
30%
30%
30%
400
6i/a
7,200
331/a
1,200
*47
48
387/a
*40y8
55%
55%
*100y4 IOIV2
HV2
12
27
27
*49
49%
26 %
26 V2
6ye
9'/2
44%
37'A
38y2
liya
*47
35%
35%
35%
19%.
20
35 %
35%
94 %
94%
I,400
I,400
35%
4,500
95%
95
95%
95%
60
35%
20
.
35%
35%
35
1,900
48
35%
19%
14,700
300
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86
49
49
49%
971%
97
97
47%
49
47%
*96%
98
*961%
321/z
32%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
*98 >/2
100%
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1001/2
*981/2
31%
86%.
32
32%
87%
87%
90
75%
3,200
37%
38%
20,800
37%
37%
31
31%
31%
31%
87%
89%"
88%
89% '
87y2
86
86
88%
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31%
14,200
89
33,500 '
%:
400
87%
♦108%
6iy4
62%
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97%
96%
96%
160
32%
33%
33
33%
13,200
*70%
97'A
33%
73%
73%
73%
73%
110
13,600
100
40
40
39%
391/2
39%
39%
400
51%
53%
52
53%
54
54%
4,600
100 y2
100 y2
101%
101
*100%
11
11%
27
27
"
11%
11%
11%
101
20
6,700
11%
*27
27%
*27
28
*48%
49%
200
'
49%
*48%
49%
26
26%
26%
26%
27
27
2,800
40 V*.
40%
40%
40%
40%
1,400
45%
12,600
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39%
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9%
44%
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63
60
59%
31V*
38
|
110
*108%
110
97 Ve
4,100
94
74
36%
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4,200
2,200
89 7/8
89%
71%
58%
32%
35
1001/2
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72
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500
75%
72
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30
8,100
931/2
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93%
*87
38
38%
121
121
26V2
26%
31%
32
56%
57%
78
78y2
88
8890'
90
10%
11
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122
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57%
7.9y*
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91
6
331/8
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40%
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6Ve
35%
197/8
36
95
88
85
497%
44y2
'
*30%
19
40%
41
44%
llVo
101/8
47'A
47
32%
91%
87%
110%
61 %
97%
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73%
41
5,100
10%
47
47
97
97
31% 31%
35
35%
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87% 88%
*87'
93'/2
73% 73%
38% 38%
31 V*
31%
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86%
86%
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60
60%
96% 97x33
33%
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73%
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41
53%
54%
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11%
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27%
49
49
26 »A
26%
140
91
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91
10'/a
46%
60%
24
com
91
10%
47
*24 Ve
43%
84
100
Public
92%
97/e
46
6%
43
*81%
preferred
34,600
33i/4.
*22 >A
Woodward Iron Co
10
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).Nopar
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
8
83% Jan
6%
18,000
18 y.
61/8
24
6
2
13
Wisconsin Elec
15%
"1/4
*32%
31%
90%
*9
45
15%
17%
33
43?/2
84y2
1
45
151/2
33
42V2
*8iy2
10c
44i/2
151/4
17%
33%
35%
,95
*85
84
48%
1,100
441/4
15%
17%
41%
*22y4
Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
45%
30%
10
Windsor
3,200
41%
38%
41
391/4
30%
Nopar
Nopar
Co
Wisconsin
36% Mar
60% July
Aug
5
Co
9
14
87
Oil
27% Jan
70% Jan
5
78% Jan
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
Jan
53% Jan
31
80'A Jan
Mar 31
27
30y4 Jan
31
45 % Feb
88
4
120% July 27
23'A Jun 22
29
2iy4 Jan
45% July 28
2
35% Jun
Mar 25
20% Jan
0
July
39% Jun
37% Dec 22
120% Dec
Wilcox
19% May
6% Jan
17
4
51% Mar 11
32 Vs Jan
30
5
78
1
20 y8 Dec
—
39 y2 Jun
,85% July 10
12% July 31
5iy2July23
29% July 29
28% July 21
387/a
*91
37
8
38'A
15%
48
7
Jan
38'A
31"
6'A
*35%
19%
36
37%
41%
*47
24% Jan
1
10
2,100
41
*30%
6%
48
100
preferred
400
48%
x44%
*35%
37
19%
20
36
36%
95
95
*85
88
*84
85%
49%. 497/8
97%
97%
31%
31%
35% 36%
*98% 100%
87
87%
*87
93%
74
74
*108%
60%
*96%
33%
*71%
17%
48%
31
6%
*47
*86
17%
47%
41
*33
-
72%
17i/2
47%
45
33
1
72
17%
17%
60%
49
44%
48%
71 y2
17%
48 y2
45
48%
24%
6
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co
__5
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
J
Western Auto Supply Co com
__5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com__No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
WeBtern Pacific RR
Nopar
Western Union Telegraph
-2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
Nopar
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5y4%
58%
33
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference 1
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
White Stores Inc
1
July 23
24%
40%
17% Jan 23
23'A Nov
25% July
24 %
59%
49%
50
Sugar Corp
West Indies
5
47
58%
_
1
preferred
4.80%
Apr 29
23% July
17%
92%
i
3,300
73%
72
37 y2
38%
45%
15%
17%
92%
10%
2.50
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
9
86
May 20
99% Jun
Sep 23
50
19
13
35% Dec
2
6
30
34
49% July 28
65
Mar
4
95 y4 Oct
8 % Jun
36% Mar
Wayne Knitting
Welbilt Corp
17
92
10%
71
*70
*48
17%
48%
15%
70 y2
*17%
73
*48
38
45%
45%
15%
70%
71
10Ve
46%
46%
10
Waukesha Motor Co__
Mills
4
24
*70»/2
72
*17%
71
75Va
17%
49%
39%
24%
5
Co
Washington
12
317/b Feb
3iy4 May 25
46 y2 Jun 12
-24% Oct
Warner
4
48% May
6
Industries
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
7
48% Jan
0
35% Oct
■
Ward
Aug 21
Nov
40
Jan
19% Mar
86
28% Apr
12% July 22
26% NOV
34% Jan
23
50
Aug 12
Jun
31
48
34% Jan
25
10
26% Dec
30
„
16%
100
1
23
8
Apr
9% May 21
24% Jan
8
48
8
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60y2 May 20
42%
431/2
23%
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9'A
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44%
38 V*
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38%
43%
43
84
84
23%
9%
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85
24
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24
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9%
45
45
37%
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122
43%
85
.
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1
45
38%
122
26%
26%
26%
30%
31V*
31
56%
38
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26%
100
400
100
30O
9%
45%
II,500
38%
8,200
122
20
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27
600
31
30%
31
2,200
57
56%
56%
57
57%
76 V*
77%
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77%
78
78
87%
80
87
87%
88%
89
91
90%
90%
90,
90%
800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,600
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10%
II,100
1,300
170
„j
23% Apr 10
33% Nov
17
29% Feb
10
25% Feb
25
9
39% July
8
49% Jun 24
2
36% Aug 20
119% Oct 13
31% Feb
68% Jan
114y4 Jan
7
10
146% July 27
9
22% Dec 30
20y4 Jan
28
Apr
.
.
92% May 21
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y
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Ex-rights,
no sales on this
z
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25% Jun
24
136% Jun
4
day.
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Towne
Mfg
Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown
Steel Door_
10
or
petition
36%
42 y4
134%
22%
22%
103%
has been
106
36%
36
4-2 y8
42%
133%
Zenith Radio Corp.
tin receivership
35%
I
Nopar
Nopar
133
22%
100
filed for the company's
42%
133%
23
103%
reorganization,
35ya
36
42
42.
131% 133%
22%
22%
98
a
103%
Deferred
\
35%
delivery,
sale,
1,000
10,300
2,600
100%
105%
r Cash
5,900
35ys
35%
41%
41%
136% 138%
22%
22%
35%
4i
41%
134
138
22'A
22'%
100
A
56,200
102%
wd When
distributed,
Number 5875
Volume 190
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(791)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan.
Highest
103.14 Nov
Lowest
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
in
each
or
the
case
32nds of
more
month
when
the
bonds
mature.
point
a
AND
HIGH
SALE
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 18
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 17
Low
High
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
102.14 Nov
5
one
LOW
Range for Previous
Exchange
WEEKLY- YEARLY
-
Figures after decimal point represent
Lowest
Aug. 19
Low
High
Low
Thursday
Aug. 20
High
Friday
Sales for
the Week
Aug. 2 L
High
Low
High
Low
Bonds (SI
Treasury 4s
Oct
1 1969
98.8
*98.8
98.16
*98.6
98.14
*98.2
98.10
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
4s
Feb
1 1980
*98
98.8
*98.6
98.14
*98.2
98.10
♦98
98.8
*97.28
98.4
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3y2s
33/4s
Nov 15 1974
*95.30
96.6
*96.6
96.14
*96.2
96.10
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96.8
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96.4
15 1990
*89.20
89.28
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99
*89.24
90
*89.18
89.26
*89.18
89.26
*88.2
88.10
Feb
Jun
*98
15 1978-1983
97.12 Aug 15
98.6
88.12
*88.4
88.12
*88.2
88.10
*87.30
May 15 1985
*87.26
88.2
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88.6
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88.8
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88.4
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88
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
3s
Feb
15 1964
*94.4
94.8
*94.4
94.8
*94.2
94.6
*93.30
94.2
♦93.22
93,26
3s
Aug 15 1966
*92.2
92.6
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Feb
15 1995
*84.20
84.28
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85
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84.24
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Sep
15 1961
*96.20
15 1960-1965
23/4s
2%s
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/2s
,
88.6
*96.20
96.24
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96.22
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96.20
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97.22
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97.22
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97.22
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15 1961
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96.24
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15 1965
Feb
Jun
*88.4
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Treasury 3y4s
97.12 Aug 15
*95.24
95.28
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95.24
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95.22
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95.20
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87.16
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92.30
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92.24
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92.16
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>
96.14
97.18
90.26
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15 1963-1968
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85.16
*85.10
85.18
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85.18
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Treasury 2v2s
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15 1964-1969
*84.16
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*84.20
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15 1964-1969
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94
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AUGUST
21
fMday
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Low
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lati
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No.
Salt Price
High
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or
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1980
87
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9
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11
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14
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-
15
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18
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19
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20
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24
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♦
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series
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26
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27
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99
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3Vis
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series
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series
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series
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25
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June-Dec
—
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96
98%
97
99%
99%
98
99
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s
f
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of)
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Norway)
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1945—Jan-July
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f
s
fd
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7s
bonds
$
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(Rep)
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lABrazil
adj
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of)
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to
s
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reduced
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to
to
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90
94
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90%
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3
96 Va
98%
89%
92 %
91
98
98%
43
98%
98%
35
96%
due
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18
100 %
102 Va
100%
30
97%
95%
26
95
100%
100
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96
99
101
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reduced
to
1957
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due
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to
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—
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86
101
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—
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3
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4
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5
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7
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8
June-Dec
——
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,—
——
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1
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1960
assented 1960
.
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47 V*
88%
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,
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1961
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Jan-July
1961
47 y4
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1961——
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3s
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1963
1983
fund $
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April-Oct
1902
assented
June-Dec
1993
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91
2
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65
43%
47
83
89%
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98
98
3
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98
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97
98
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47
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1961
1961
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—-—
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—Mar-Sept
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1962
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IACologne
1951
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-
—
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—
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12
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21
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65
83
1
65
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—
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98
97
97
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v
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♦50
43
56
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40
99
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1
82
86 V*
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due
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—
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—
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93
-———'----Map-No?
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dollar bonds 1972
66
100%
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4s
53
100 Va
*80 %
of)—Ext loan of 1924
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April-Oct
3s dollar bonds 1972
April-Oct
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105%
85 Va
100 V4
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——Map-Nov
1967
1953
sinking fund 1973
(Fed
80
49%
56
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98
98
—
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1
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53
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76 V*
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98
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—
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1
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13
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series
81%
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—lApril-Oct
53
81%
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77
(interest
series
105%
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—
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page
1
;
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—
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see
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56
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_
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—
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—
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*80
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8tamped
'
—
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to Plan A
3.375%) 1979
1952
to
1975
100%
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98%
101%
;
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46
97
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•
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Central Ry
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97
6.
——
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to
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87
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96%
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f
99
40
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99
95
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98
99
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92
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1978
pursuant
98
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——
_
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pursuant
reduced
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_
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98
*95
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93
50%,
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ABerlin (City of) 6s 1958
June-Dec
5A6y2s external loan 1950
;
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April-Oct
,
98
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-—May-Noo
96
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4%s
96
—
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—
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93 Va
106%
96
♦95
Feb-Aug
1973
102%
96
June-Dec
.
7
*95
June-Dec
5%s extl aft
June-Dec
30
25-year
124%
*95
„
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1978Jan-July
(Commonwealth of)—
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20-year
93
103%
♦95
—
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99
103
—
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28
No.
Canada
1973
collateral
No.
No.~29
series
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April-Oct
(Kingdom of
Amsterdam
.
series
series
3Vis
(Columbia)—
1948
6s
:
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Agricultural Mtge Bank
,
96%
mmm
♦99 y4
June-Dec
June-Dec
*
;
98
96
99
98
.
3Vis
Members New York Stock Exchange
96%
95
96%
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93 Va
*96 %
17
3Vis
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97
98
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No.
3Vis
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96%.
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95 y2
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series
21
99
99
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.
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Low
(continued)—
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June-Dec
Since
Jan. 1
No.
33/4s
Stock
ange
Sold
Sigh
Low
33/4s
Corporate
Bonds
Bid & # hiked
33/4s
3%
..—
95
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
as
Bid & Asked
City
|
85
85
*81
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Feb
Friday's
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—-
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83
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Week's Rang#
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•
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1950
RANGE
Friday
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.
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15 1962-1967
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,
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94
27
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—
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99
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.
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
WEEK ENDED AUGUST il
RANGE FOR
Friday
Interest
gale Price
Stock Ercbanga
New York
Week's Ranga
Last
Period
BONDS
oi
Bid & Asked
Low
(cont) —
International loan of
German
1930
dollar bonds 1980_
5s
1972
dollar bonds
3s
June-Dec
——June-Dec
Greek Government—
„
113
Credit Consortium
4
86
99%
37
47
29
41%
33%
72
26%
due
61
94
to
1964—
1965
extended
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.May-Nov
1
*
to
1975
'
9(>%
97
73
*100
1957-ApriZ-Ocb
21
23
—
'..1
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978—_
192
assented
ASmall
Mexico
(1942
1968
A5s
1968__Jan-July
agreem't)
(1942
16%
agree't)
1963~Jan-JuZp
17
due
§A4s of
1910
ment)
agree't)
(assented to 1922 agree¬
1945
18%
—
20%
—
13%
15%
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16
assented
new
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(1942
agreement)
A6s
1533
4.80s
20 %
(1942
agree't)
58
:
(City of)
6%s
*20%
1952—
19%
—
19%
—
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subord
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reduced
to
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21
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(Govt)
5Vis
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4%s
4s
extl loan
sinking
5Vis
f
s
June-Dec
fund
1965
ApriZ-Oct
1965
external
ApriZ-Oct
loan
6b
due
3 973
loan
(30-yr)
1953 extended
due
1958
1953
to
;
extended
to
1968—
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APeru
to
of)
loan
extl
loan
extl
A 4
6s
I
s
1st
Mav-ZVou
__
6s
assented
2nd
7s
6s
reduced
(City
Rio Grande
§A6s
secured
to
~~AprZZ-Oct
_
Plan
(City)
8s
A
t0
18%
18%
*16
15%
18%
18%
18%
16%
18
1
48%
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Gen
mtge
85
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84%
17
.
11%
12
48
1
18%
14
pursuant
reduced
A6b
to
95
95
95
91
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reduced
to
69%
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1st
due
ASIlesla
mtge
1952
(Prov
56
61
68 »/2
69%
38%
38%
38
extl
fiVis
external
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5 Vis
loan
Plan
A
Italy
64
*69
A
A
ASVis
• Via
to
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due
For
1971
s
footnotes
see
76 %
76
75
76
22
72
78
73%
73%
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70%
20
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81
-
Gas System
83 Vi
88
72%
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97
Oolumbla
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1st
92%
70
74
87%
106%
June-Dec
Light Co 2%s 1977
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
101
77%
*88
1991_Jan-JuZy
.
1993
101
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Ocf
Duquesne
■r
81
101
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mtge
debs
3%s
3s
83%
98%
88
—
._
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Mar-Sept
1st mtge 4%s 1994
Apr-Oct
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4Vis 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & -Iron Corp 4%s
1977
Jan-July
1st
1989
103
fixed
debentures
ref
Dow
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May-Nov
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77
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conv
Detroit Tol
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78
81%
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81
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
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first coll trust 4s
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Cleveland
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ref
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100
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81
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ref
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Feb-Auy
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1970:
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April-Ocf
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67
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1963
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23
;
:
1
78
82
85
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1994
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mortgage 2%s series G
Chicago
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34
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1993
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53
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extended
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1985
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
82
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17
89%
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11
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62
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1983
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78
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1965
1977-
2
11%
79
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May-Nov
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debs
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71
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2%s
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1999
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1980
V
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Co
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82
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2038
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mortgage
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101 % 102
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3 Vis
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82
mortgage
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ref
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87
81
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1978
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First
mortgage 3s
1984
1st mortgage 5s 1987
94
95 Va
May-Nov
1988_.Ja7t-July
A
4',4s Jan 1
1970
First
126
81
A
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
117%
96
series
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Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
103%
7
—
4s
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96%
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2
,
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1997-
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conv
series
mtge
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June-Dec
1970
ref
First
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003,
Chicago
mortgage 4s June 30
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122%
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Feb-Aug
& Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Great Western 4s series
Chicago
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debs
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Chicago
inc
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85V4
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108%
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93
116
•
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80 %
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Jan-July
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ref
Period
RR—
49
90%
105
""
first consol
gold
120 Vz
93 Vz
113 VS 114
refunding mortgage 3VbS 1985--Feb-Aug
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ref
&
1st
Cuba
High
91%
__
109
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First
Interest
BONDS
90
*
1984
consolidated
First
Friday
AUGUST 21
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
45
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44
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1979
debs
and impt
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A
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series
debs
&
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conv
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1974
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debs
subord
conv
4Vis
Jan-July
__ApriZ-Oct
Gotham Inc—
Champion
or
Bid & Asked
Corp—
subord
conv
Chadbourn
Co—
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35/aS
mortgage
de
5Vis
3s
Sale Price
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3%s 1987
Power
Pacific Ry
First
Cerro
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of N J
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96
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International Harvester
Credit
8.65s
1989
May-JYo»
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International
conv
Minerals
Chemical Corp—
subord debs 1977
Oil
s
4Vis
s
f
debentures
Power
Circuit
Kanawha
1987
3 Vis
Co
Breaker
subord
&
New
York
89%
89%
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87
87
—
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0
„
—
300
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88%
91%
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1978
4Vi»
debs
Michigan
April-Oct
1982
conv
98%
104 %
98
104%
90
189
151%
145
Mar-Sept
1961
Jan-July
Jan-July
t AKreuger
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&
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123
46
76%
76%
certificates
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gold
1959
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ref
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79
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1964
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96
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117
92
123
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60
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1963
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70
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60
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1980
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130
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1968
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97
97
98
29
94%
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1981
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79
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98%
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1990
series
refunding
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Jan-July
1960
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refunding
97
D
first
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&
84
88'/a
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mmmm
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1971
1967
1974
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First ft refunding 3'As 1982
First ft refunding 3'As 1983
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76%
86%
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June-Dec
1990
ft
ft
85'/a
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76
June-Dec
1979
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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&
refunding 23As
First
ft
refunding 23As
First
ft
refunding 23As
First
99%
75 V*
80
June-Dec
1978
Philadelphia Baltimore
^gold
97%
72 %
99%
82%
B
April
Ry
76%
163
Airways—
series
Eastern
110
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4'As series E 1984
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96'/a
102'/a
June-Dec
1981
mortgage
Peoria
93
76%
—
100
97%
99'A
78
82%
99%
90
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debentures
series
4'As
77%
77%
78
77%
77%
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1977
1984
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ser
series
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64
58
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June-Dec
June-Dec
1988
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series
sinking
4%s
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77%
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subord
General
First
!
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
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79'A
80
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conv
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88%
89
4%s
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86
66%
88 ]/4
88%
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American World
95
90
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81'A
61 'A
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series Y 1987
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88
78
—
108 % 110
4%s
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77
81'A
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1043A
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86
1985—June-Dec
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April-Oct
debentures
1978
Mar-Sept
debentures 1983
Mar-Sept
debentures
1981_
May-No®
debentures
1991
Feb-Aup
debentures
1988—
—Feb-Aup
Western Oil 3'As debentures 1964__June-Dec
ft
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85
48%
52%
98
98
5
99
8
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64
103%
99
82
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74
63
88
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91
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64
62%
10
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series
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ref
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ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
ft
3%s
1970__Jun-e-Dec
1961
refunding
ref
72%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
_
&
79%
——
78
*87%
June-Dec
1978
conv
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec
&
71 'A
April-Oct
debs
1982
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63'/a
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31.
33As
Co
1960
Jan-July
May-No®
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
3s
1st & ref M 3%s
91
77%
101% 103
102%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
refunding
71'/a
June-Dec
page
1975
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Feb-Aug
1977—Mar-Sept
1980
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refunding 2%s series Q 1980
First & refunding 3'/8s series R 1982
1st
103
73'A
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:
&
3'/8s
97
5
117%
114
114%
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1988
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M
81
83%
76%
84
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87
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1986
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1974
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ft
ref
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83
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73'A
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1975
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3s 1974
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1979
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series
debentures
see
86
78
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refunding 3s series M
&
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For footnotes
82%
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31%
59
ft
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2033
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60
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6
59
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--
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56
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60
1970
1971
94 %
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24
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series K
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A
1989
4%s
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ft
June-Dec
_
&
20
60%
refunding
First
Jan-July
2Vis
Co 3'/aS conv
debentures 1977
Tel
61%
84
refunding 3s
94'A
J—Jan-July
conv
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guaranteed
64'A
61%
79
First
98
79
79%
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England
First
61
2
&
90
1991
1986
mortgage 4%s
National
5
12
ft
3
National Distihers & Chem
4Vi5 debs 1983lMaz/-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 33/8s
s
f debs 1974__ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st
3yes 1982
1
37/as
64'A
16
First
90%
1971
Jan
gtd 4s 1991_
series B 1966
Products
ft
74
82 3A
64%
79
Mar-Sept
1975
43As
1st
debentures 1970
Sy8s debentures 1976
1st mtge
io%
*78
85%
First
90%
90%
F M A N
(quar)
3s
New
110
83
92%
6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
Morris & Essex first
gtd 3'/2s 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%s 1986
3%s debentures 1978
National
Gas
93%
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Monon Railroad
Nashville
70
77%
*71
Jan-July
4%s
Glass
79%
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Malone
3%s
Co
Paper
5
Income 4Vi8 ser A Jan 1 2020
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Jan 1 2045—
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coll
trust
1976
&
51 %
33%
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1980
Electric
ft
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10
mtge
Mohawk
42
22'A
99%
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Pacific
81%
.
80
Feb-Auo
1962
series
95
98
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
1987
Olln Mathieson Chemical 5%s conv
5%s
conv
subord debs 1983
82
Gen
s
106
RR—
income
Gas
mortgage
96'/a
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C Jan 1 2005
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L
23As
2%s
mortgage
82
IIIIIlAprH-Oct
1986
A
2047
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mortgage
mortgage
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85
99
A
1987
debs
first
mortgage
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Natl
104'A
83%
85'/a
100'A
87 3A
•
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1962
adjustment
subord
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23%
Co—
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1st
83
86
ser
mortgage 2%s
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first
1st
Co—
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Edison
Oklahoma
89
81
83
—
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1969—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 4s lnc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas
first 4s 1990
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Ohio
June-Deo
1979
1967
mortgage 4'/as lnc series
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43%
22%
79
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a
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87
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Mlssourl-Kansas-Texas
44
85'A
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Power
subord
conv
1st
97%
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5s
137
,
22%
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4%s
mortgage 4%s
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82%
96
*81%
100
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debs
67%
98
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101%
83
5
2047
1
2047
mortgage
Northwestern
101%
118
;
71
87%
»
78%
97'A
37
133%
8 7'/a
80
72
101%
101
100
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130
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f lnc
s
85%
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Corp—
debentures 1976
f debentures 1972
subord
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78
68
—
102'A
1975
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60'A
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1997
mortgage 23As 1979
First Mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
First
mortgage 4'As 1986—
First
mortgage
4s
1988
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
71
78%
Mar-Sept
f
s
92'/a
84%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
s
82%
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4s
1984
4s
States
First ft
sinking fund debentures
3Vis
97'A
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66%
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1973
4%s debentures 1991__^
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Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/as
3 /8s
12
Quar-Jan
3s Jan
(Minnesota)
75
67
*100
mtge 2%s 1974
TelePhone Co 3%s 1988
j1 uBe I1
—
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64%
-
1987
prior Hen
Oxford
debs
debs
89
*76'A
Mar-SeDl
1972
Scott
subord
OO CD
93
88
86%
1
*68%
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Gen mtge 5s s f series 1977
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
Robbins
•
Jan-July
1978
s
4'/as
62%
64%
'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1997
registered
trust
Northern
100
92'/a
*85%
Feb-Aug
May-No®
—
debentures
3 Vis
3 Vis
1
Mar-Sept
wts"
88'/a
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General
3s
83%
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debs
1978—
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94
—
Pacific Ry
registered
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82
93 'A
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1908__Mar-Sepl
Macy (R H) & Co. 2%s debentures 1072
Map-Nov
5s conv subord debs
1977
Feb-Aug
Merrltt-Chapman
56
Natural Gas
Northern
98%
,
88
94
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
mtge 3%a 1984
1987
debs
17
Central
Northern
101
97%
*86'A
74
,
first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
general ft ref 5s 1974 _Mar-Sepl
3%s s I debs 1973_May-No®
debentures 1973
May-Nov
debentures 1974
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debentures 1976
May-Nov
debentures 1977
May -Nov
debentures 1978
May-No®
f
49
♦
69
60%
Western Ry
ft
1
—
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April-Oct
refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
Louis div second gold 3s 1980
subord
4%s
mortgage
64
*92'A
75
2
59%
Jan-July
1972
debentures
conv
72
162%
82%
70
60%
4%s
111%
82%
71
79
203
——
71
73
116%
__
71
—
112
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18
— —
80
35%
116
84%
64%
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77%
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subord
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conv
65%
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33
■
F rst
5s
66 %
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74%
82
79'/a
——
68%
1
Power Corp—
2%s 1980
mortgage
38
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Louisville & Nashville RR—
2%s
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General
57
1976_June-D«o
D
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(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976
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debentures
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Jan-July
Niagara
117
84
80'A
__
*81%
1980
99%
58
83
*79%
1983
1983
106'A
50%
5
27/«s
5
59 %
10
3'As
3'/aS
17
53'A
83%
mortgage
72%
15
53%
mortgage
112
59%
53%
mortgage
99% 100%
58%
50
83%
83%
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72%
51%
54
General
110
58
55
54
99
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59%
54
54
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80
49
Map-Nov
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Map-Nov
Map-Nov
LoriUard
May Dept Stores
70%
'58%
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95'A
3'As
1980
4.50s debentures 1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1682
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1968
65 3A
60
Y
Coll
debentures
5'/2s
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16
Jan-July
95
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Co
30
62
94
72
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Llbby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-De«
Martin
94%
61%
72
35»/2
RR
94'A
2
33
Central
94%
2
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contingent Interest 2003
May
contingent interest 2003
May
contingent Interest 2003—
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Aprll-Ocl
Maine
69%
75'A
97
*62'A
4s
5'/as
69%
78
5s
Inc
62%
121
*73
4 Vis
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155
72'/2
78
F
Mack
A 2004
ser
95%
12
3
65%
71%
97
97
E
4%s
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mtge
cons
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62
62
D
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&
AGeneral mortgage 4y2s series A 2019
N
62
2%
3
Series
1st
1st
Jan-July
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
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Jan-July
—
92%
64%
72%
first
Putnam
&
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135
92%
92'/a
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1st
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~
90
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65
series A 1973
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N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
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Jan-July
N
92
__
—
60
N Y Power & Light
45%
__
—
90
90
A Series
St
2007—Jan-July
May
4s ser A
92%
—
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83
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mtge
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Interest 2003
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refunding
&
93
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62
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—
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subord
New
94
61
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B
79%
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Feb-Aug
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Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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1973
Haven & Hartford RR—
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1st
A
-Map-Nov
80%
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—
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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fixed
Y
First
122'A
79
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1973
series
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82%
80
87
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1970
5s
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N
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gold 3%s 2000
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4 %s
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&
135
103%
242
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June-Dee
3%s A
90
76 %
—
108
106
106%
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1997
Coal ft Navigation
99'A
89
2
92
*89%
89%
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Harlem
Jan. 1
Low
—
RR—
N Y
113%
96
118
119
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Aprll-Oc!
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Shore
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No.
61%
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registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'/as 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s
registered 1998
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New York Chicago & St Louis—
96
96
—
•
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Jan-July
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3'As
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ApriZ-Oct
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June-Dec
84'A
*96
Apr-Oct
1990
4s
1961
unguaranteed
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&
Bonds
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mortgage
AGeneral
1979
Ry
87
*87
1976_Mar-Sept
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
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93
104%
21
Central
Y
General
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3 %8
6
93'A
180
189
City Power & Light 2%s 1978
-June-Dee
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Kansas City Term Ry 2 Via 1974
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Karstadt (Rudolph) 4'As debs adj 1983
Jan-July
4%s
N
88
96
Kansas
Plain
88
285%
5
99%
99%
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1980
6s
trust
-
Friday's
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-
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series A
4s
-
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86
__
99% 100
99 %
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81
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78%
237
~
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Central
80
88
99
*
3%s
77%
__
—
or
Bid ft Asked
Mar-Sept
1977—May -Nov
73
—
85%
*73'A
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Jan-July
1977
Central Power & Light 27/a»
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
conv
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43/is
86
2
1974
N Y
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78%
77%
83'A
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New Jersey
&
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Interstate
80
4
Sale Price
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
I
*84
Jan-July
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High
Interest
Exchange
73
77%
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1st mtge
New York Stock
Power & Light 3s
Orleans Term 1st mtge
83%
consol mtge 3 Vis ser A
111 Cent RR
Low
No.
High
Since
Jan. 1
Sold
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Friday's
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WEEK ENDED AUGUST 21
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Last
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BONDS
1959
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
1
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81
—
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83
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80
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91
85'A
93
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Chronicle
Number 5875...
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•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Philco
suDord
conv
debs
1984
Apr-Oct
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fnilhpb
retroleum
4%s
debentures
2J/4S
subord
conv
1979
debs
1964
101
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1987
92%
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mortgage
5s
series
A
1970
♦
~
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series
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series
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129'A
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3'As s f debs 1980
debs 1978
first 4s 1960
Corp
Co
&
mtge
"
—
89'A
118%
83,%
81
97 'A
92
100
99
64
60
*76%
—
—
70
2
"
87%
87%
54'A
68
75%
79
85
92
74 y8
♦„
1 2029
74%
96 'A
3
96'
93
88
92
*83
—
Jan-July
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As 1971
Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
1st
Gen
68
1
60
96
88
3
♦83
—
_
Electric
Wisconsin
93%
——
*59'A
-
Jan-July
93,
8
98
98
1973-April-Oct
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Winston-Salem S B
84
~2
65%
65%
Jan-July
mortgage
1995
4s ser F
Terminal 23/8s series A
Lighting gen mtge 3'As
income
Whirlpool
100
95
86%
£3%
—
90'A
95%
mtge
Wilson
91%
91%
Mar-Sept
Pacific RR Co—
Southern
ref
Westinghouse Electric Corp 25/«s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'/4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s conv debs 1975
148
'
'
95%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
mtge 4s Income series A Jan
Penn
5s
76
76
—
135
89
82'A
98'A
1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19G9__April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5'/2s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/»s ser A 1981
Jan-July
81'A
77
90
89
Jan-July
2003
1983
subord income debs 2008
West
91'A
78'A
90
95'A
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
and ref mtge 3'As ser C
&
West Penn
119%
—
104% 104%
104%
8
♦89
June-Dec
23As ser H 1980
mtge
3s series B
Ry
Washington
87%
289
♦91
—
84%
91
89'
income 4'/4s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
132%
112
14
85%
85
90%
90%
82
90
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
1978
F
and ref
lien
90
88
91
mortgage & refund 33/8s ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref M 3'As ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Gen
88 »/2
322
120
89
♦83%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Noy
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1983
100
♦73'A
Gen
105 %
2
85'A
debs
94
89
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
6s
103 %
98
120
—
mtge 3%s ser
4s
73
97
♦94%
65
Works
series
1st
104%
97%
101% 102%
*-_
——
1973_June-Dec
conv
_
1st
Steel
83'A
66'A
81%
Virginian
■-—
A 1977
1969
1981
Term
87
—
88%
—
99%
85%
mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Spiegel
90
t„
101 %
First
1st
81'A
Feb-Aug
First
First
79
98%
—^_Jan-July
1994—
(Oregon Lines)
4%s
Fran
100%
*89
98%
Jan-July
1970
\
66'A
1976
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Co—
2%s
Southern
Gold
99'/a
♦90
'
—
Jan-July
Southern
Ban
'
r—-
Feb-Aup
debentures
95'A
1991_Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1st
117%
♦98% 100
Jan-July
Edison
98
87'A
84%
1951—June-Dec
1st
95'A
101%
*79
-June-Dec
1987
California
4%s
83
& Telegraph Co—
1985
98%
95%
79
♦80'A
sinking fund mtge ser C
series C 1951
First
8 5'A
94
250
109% 112
—
—Jan-July
—
1976
2'/2s
convertible
First
■
„
*95'A 100
Ill
June-Dec
1979
23As
Southern
78 %
83%
——
__
*82%
Jan-July
1979
debs
Oil
Bell Telephone
84'A
95%
91
Virginia Electric & power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
Marchant—
Bocony-Vacuum
127%
81
96
♦95%
ctfs 4%s 1968
Vanadium Corp of America—
3'/8s conv subord debentures 1969
4'As conv subord debs 1976
78'A
102
Bicelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
237
—
84%
§ A 3 'As assented
81
85
Steel
Westchester
1971
113%
73
83'A
83
♦9718
78%
1967
debentures
JA6'As
82
81
71'A
86%
'
■
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
debentures
85'A
87%
—
Participating
77'A
71
April-Oct
F^nclair Oil Corp 43/8s conv debs 1986
Bmith-Corona
Rubber 2%s debentures
S.
763A
71%
75%
102%
1983—
115% 117'A
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
Wabash RR Co—
1982
83'A
8A6'/2s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo
5A3'/4s assented series A 1951
June-Dec
Corp—
debentures
2%s
2%s
America
of
Co
Corp—
5A6'/2s debs series A 1947§A3'As assented series A
133
111'A
♦73
71%
June-Deo
debs
116'A
1
87
Gas Corp
United States
90%
85
106'A
21
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
4%s
3.20s
Gas
&
79%
87 %
79%
♦86
coll tr 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
Corp—
1977
108'A
♦80'/2
33As sinking fund debentures 1973
•
95
76%
76%
Mar-Sept
1982
Line
Pipe
Bhamrock
Biscuit
First lien
1966
79%
85
74%
73%
100
Feb-Aug
trust 3'As 1972
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
4%s s f debs, 1972
99%
92%
73'A
__
May-Nov
2'/2s
81%
78
101'A
♦87'A
June-Dec
1976
1st
194
193%
96
*86
1989_Jan-July
April-Oct
1972
debs
debentures
Shell
Sons
debentures
1st mtge & coll
i
226
3s
1977
Roebuck Acceptance
4%s
RR 2%s
23/4s 1970
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
1st
21
*74
May
1980
81%
81%
♦73%
100
June-Dec
May-Nov
27/8s 1980
1982
3'As
mtge
United
Co—
B
debentures
f
s
Line
3s
97%
81
3%s
193%
__
♦72
V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-ZVot;
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s.,debs 1982
Jan-July
mtge
92%
92
74
United
113'A 114%
Scott
1st
87%
16
74
72%
106% 108
Bcloto
Beaboard
11
93'/a
90
87%
—
—•
♦85%
—
107
May -Nov
1971
84
88%
93
89
70%
__
119'A 122
«
Mar-Nov
inc bond certificates Nov
Second 4s
78'A
—
88%
89'A
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C
U»ion Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
144 'A
__
♦92%
—
Mar-Sept
2006
Jan
♦79'A
♦87%
80
—
♦92%
-
.
Jan-July
Ry—
certificate^. 1989
bond
4s
1971
33/8s
Pacific
226
♦96
'
—-r
Jan-July
1980
A
ser
Missouri
of
Oil of California 23As debs 1970
Louis-Southwestern
First
Bt
4V2s
series
income debs
A5s
92
76%
1st
194
June-Dec
1997
90'A
81'A
88'A
79'A
84%
—
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-J«lp
April-Oct
Co—
A
84'A
♦77
Co
Union
*
ASecond
1961
Union
93
—
1971
Ry
series
Corp 27/8s debs
92
89
♦84'A
—
1st
1996
6s
87'A
85
♦81'A
Feb-Aug
93
1
83%
—.
Mar-Sept
1977
♦85
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
debentures
1968
May-Nov
United
1977
83'A
♦81%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr
Corp—
debs
55
3s
104
71%
April-Oct
debs
84
91
2%s
conv
83%
93%
83
10
92
89
81%
89%
98'A
90
Aprii-Oct
1982
1st mtge &
conv
95%
96'A
89%
June-Dec
Impt 3%s 1960
88
98
90
123
Feb-Aup
3'As series J 1969
5'As
McBee
84'A
86%
102
96
.
86%
—
'*ri y
1$83
5
May-Nov
Electric
Union
78
128
98%
90
Jan-July
debs
96 '/b
1985—Jan-July
-r
/
4
81%
—
—
98%
125%
Jan-July
Jan-July
96'/e
'
♦89%
May-Nov
;
& Electric
A
3%s 1974
1986
and
ref
E
ser
Pacific—
3'/2s
Co
Cent
80%
June-Dec
87'A
.
♦82
May-Nov
1978
subord
conv
Second
88%
Oil
Ohio
78'A
10
First
-
89
75
—
„
M 3%s
Orleans
New
Tri-Continental
170%
82%
'
Tol &
/.
161%
—
♦87%
94
110
of
45
83'A
1990—April-Oct
refund
and
RR
82'A
1970—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
Thompson Products 4%s debs
Corp—
Rochester Gas
Royal
88%
107
Corp—
1978
4%s
~i
88%
♦76%
Feb-Aug
1978;
4'/2s
Oil
97%
Term
bonds—
5'As
Richfield
98%
91
119
105
80%
83
♦—
3%s series C
first
98
136
123
96'/a
3'As series B
M
refund M
Pacific
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
92%
165
——
April-Oct
1975
Power
and refund
and
&
General
81
5
4
Jan-July
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ADirect mtge 6s 1952
8 AConsol mtge 6s 1953
Debt
Texas
81
81
96'/e
♦162
.
1980—Jane-Dec
conv
impt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
First
104%
107
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_Mai/-Nor
Reynolds
1
100
97'A
103 '/2
108
36
99% 100
Jan-July
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
89%
85
113'A
High
96'A
82'A
May-Nou
Jan-July
May -Nov
and
Texas
93%
48
94'A
88%
Mar-Sept
debentures
America
80
107
June-Dec
1977
2%s
Oats
~5
85
94 %
1968_Jan-JuIp
;
and
Refund
103
Louis—
St
of
99
92
3
83'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
Assn
Refund
95%
99%
—
♦94
„
reiunding mortgage 3'As 1983- April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
debentures
96
92
92%
23
RR
Tidewater
May-Noo
debentures
Quaker
93
.' "•
53%
93%
79
Mar-Sept
reiunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
27/8s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
and
72%
105% 105%
First and reiunding mortgage
3'As
91%
69%
80
reiunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and reiunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
3%s
87
——
debentures
Terminal
Co—
1963
reiunding mortgage 3'As
and
2
.
105%
and
First
94
First
Jan-July
1981
Gas
&
87%
85
May-Nov
Electric
debentures
2%s
6
70
♦100%
April-Oct
1983
97%
97%
99%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
97'A
109
Range Since
Sold
High
97%
Mar-Sept
1973
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
98%
87%
93%
i".
debs
Stauffer Chemical 37/8s
90
♦91
Feb-Aug
3s
Co
76
97%
--
—
♦93
Mar-Sept
1973
Procter & Gamble 37/8s debs
"I
97%
87%
~
96
120'A
3'/8s conv
Sunray
♦69'A
—.
■
Oil
1983
Bonds
Friday's
97'A
109%
4%s
California
of
(Indiana)
debentures 1983
91
76
April
97%
Oil
Standard
—
89
89
1964—_May-Not>
Potomac
92%
105'A
76
♦97%
__
April-Oct
April-Oct
:
72 y8
97%
97%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3'As s i debentures 1986
3
267
88
♦9711
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'As
102'A
♦88
4'/2s 2013
gold
first
1982—April-Oct
4'/2s
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
114
100%
93
109 % 112%
109'A
100%
15
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Standard
305
Week's Rant*
Last
,
Sale Price
Low
High
ASpokane Internl
100% 101%
Pittsburgli Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Rohr
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
103%'
102%
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1
l963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J 1964_Maz/-Nov
i*
High
100%
Jane-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
1st
Friday
Bonds
Corporation—
4%s
3s
ENDED AUGUST 21
Week's Range
Interest
—
70
Deferred
included
not
the
In
included
in
year's range, d Ex-interest
e Odd-lot sale
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Cash
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
delivery
sale
not Included
85
""
sale
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 el
noZfs beingCtransacfedduring
Inc—
not
in the
Icompa^es^reporte^as^being^ln^bankruptcy,
77%
77%
a
current wet
~
5s
subord
conv
debs
117
121%
June-Dec
1984
121%
57
116
ABonds
128%
selling flat.
•
_____
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American
Aug. 17 and endingr. Friday, Aug. 21. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself
stock or bond in wilich any dealings have occurred during the current year.
-
-V»-
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Adam
Petroleum
Precision
Wire
Corp class Ar
1
1
Consol Industries Inc
Aerojet-General
footnotes
see
6%
of Prices
Shares
6%
19
page
Friday
High
4%
400
7
1,200
19%*
200
600
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4'/a
Jan
5% Mar
5%
Jan
9'A July
17'A
Jan
22% July
7% May
9% July
8%
8%
55%
54%
59%
11,200
10%
9%
10%
13,500
9% July
13% Mar
1
35.
AUGUST 21
Last
STOCKS
j
5'A
5'A
5%
2,500
4% Mar
9 % Mar
l
ENDED
for Week
IIIIIl
Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corpl
Aero Supply Manufacturing:
For
Range
4%
io
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Low
1
Products Ih'c
Co
FOR
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
and is intended to include every security wnetner
53'A
Feb
98
May
Sale Price
Exchange
•
common
cumulative preferred
Alaska
Airlines Inc
for Week
Shares
f?
%
50
25
34
35%
87'A
88'A
1
7'A
35%
8
%
8,100
86'A
-100
,_10
13%
1,600
75
2,800
131
Jan
Jan
Jan
85 % May
1
High
Low
300
144 % 144'A
86'A
Range Since Jan.
High
17
17
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
_l50c
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
50
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred- -100
5%
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Alan Wood Steel Co
Week's
of Prices
19'A Julj
1%
Jan
144% May
91'A
37
Apr
July
23'A
Jan
78
Jan
88'A
Auti
6'A July
8%
Apr
31,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, August 24 1959
(736)
52
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
SalePrioa
Range
of Prices
Shares
TOR WEEK
ENDED AUGUSTM2L
for Week
Week's
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Low
Par;
—*
6%
■
Algemenc Kunstzljde H V—
Amer dep rets Amer shsrs*
1
16 %
16%
16%
5,800
10c
10%
10
11%
-4,300
-
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
4
4%.
4%
preferred
Paper
Inc
Corp
10%
300
8%
37
40%
2,300
36 y4
Feb
65% Mar
11 "4
11
11%
3,200
8%
Feb
14 Va May
14%
14%
15%
5,400
11%
Jan
17% Mar
Book
American
Electronics
Co____
American Laundry
.
American
Petroflna
American
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
Co
Lead
Post
Jan
43 Va
43 Va
Aug
51
Gas
13%
13%
14
7,000
11%
Jan
19% May
20
40%
41%
1,300
33
Jan
42% Aug
46
45
46
700
38 Va
Jan
46 Va
45%
45%
900
38
Jan
46
Aug
July
25
31%
Jun
36
Jan
pfd_21
31%
6%
class
8 Vz
A
1
A
1
.2
4.75
2.40
20o
&
Gas
Electric
Food
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Stores
Gas
Line
Inc
7%
7%
1,100
7%
Aug
11%
Feb
7%
7%
8
7,900
6%
Jan
9j/4
19%
19%
20%
7%
5%
Jan
5,700
13%
Jun
26% July
510
89 %
Aug
99% Mar
9,400
30 %
Aug
41 Va
Jan
51,400
46%
Jan
69 Va
July
90%
(
31%
x63%
90
17%
33
32
34%
7,200
8%
18,000
10%
3,100
23%
1,500
7%
7%
9
lft
23%
1%
2,900
Feb
36% July
Feb
11 Va May
6% Mar
13 Va May
Jun
29% Mar
5%
22
2ft Feb
1% Aug
8%
Apr
5Va
Jan
3%
Apr
3%
3%
1,100
3ya
2%
2%
2%
2,700
2%
Jan
16%
15%
17%
119,000
2%
Feb
17%
Aug
39
41
150
21 y2
Jan
42 Va
Aug
•
2%
"3
Sugar
2%
As
11%
io pesos
3 Va
11%
3%
14%
21%
19%
1
preferred
Apr
6 Va
2% May
10,100
10% July
3
12,200
3 y4
64
Jan
4,100
3 Va
12%
3Va
Jan
1%
52
Apr
May
Jan
Mar
20
4%
May
Jan
Jan
9,100
9y4
Jan
16% July
2iy2
2,800
15 y4
Feb
26 Va
3%
l
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
3ya
Jan
5
~4%
1
_5
10
10%
600
10
2,900
j
Aug
35
10%
lOo
Corp
1,400
'■
lOo
A
9,500
106%
14%
14
cons
3>/4
102
100
59%
2%
57
•
Mining
106%
105
•
non-cum
Jan
21
V
Jan
21
6,100
ift
Jan
100
Jun
11%
100
93
16%
1
Inc
Collieries
600
20%
93
10
Mar
8
6%
6
23%
Apr
7 ft July
10c
Corp
class
Jun
lc
Co
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
Jan
22%
3%
America
Co
Golfo
Consolidated
Ayshlre
1V4
Jan
1
Inc
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp„,
Avien
Jan
Jan
participating
Devices
if
14%
fi
of
Coast
Audio
Apr
2,900
89%
l
Coast Indus Inc
Development
Mar
5
20,500
60
40c
Atlantic
del
37
Aug
12
30%
4
Atlantic
Atlas
3,200
H
20
89%
2.50
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
Atlantica
3 Va
Feb
Feb
2%
20%
%
31%
1
dep rets reg
Associated
A
"2%
3
4%
Jun
4 %
31
Industries—
Associated
Class
3,100
ioo
preferred
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
&
4%
17
;
Convertible
1
4%
Light—
Aro
American
17%
4%
63 %
warrants
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Associated
18%
I
100
Co_
preferred
Co
Jun
20% July
«
pfd
Oil Corp
Power
Jan
50 Vz
Jan
1
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4ya9i
<fc
12%
Apr
10%
20o
Products
Chemical & Film
4.72%
July
30
3,000
I
shares
Arkansas
7,200
7,900
19%
f
Angostura-Wupperman
Armour
9%
42%
42%
Ltd"—.
Louisiana
8%
40%
~9
•
Del_2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Fuel
.
31%
Equip Co
Mines
Arkansas
Jun
May
25
Co
Co
Inc
class
Arkansas
10%
40 %
Co
Corp
of
Thread 5%
preferred
Writing Paper
Anchor
1%
150
•
Natural
Anacon
800
20
.
Machine
Meter
American
Oil
6%
43 Va
81
1
Manufacturing
American
American
250
6%
43 %'
Inc
American
American
82%
6 Va
Corp.
American
American
82%
1
__
Feb
86
Jun
77
100
preferred
Beverage
American
"A"
11% May
Jan
10%
39 V2
1
.
Aluminum Co of America—
Anken
Jun
5% Mar
1
Allied
Alsco
Amurex
5%
Jan
1
convertible
Control Co Inc
$3.75
10
Feb
Jan
3%
July
July
12
Feb
7
1,800
1,100
%
18% July
3%
23,100
9
sy8
4%
1
IS
Pictures Corp
Artists
5%%
Allied
:
8%
4%
.
51% Aug
Jun
6%
Alleghany Corp warrants—..
Allied
Jan
34%
14%
....
Algom-Uranlum Mines Ltd
All American Engineering Co—
Mar
14% July
•
Jan
Canadian
Can
Williston
Minerals—
|
29 y2
34
554
1
24%
24%
800
3%
4%
17,800
de
los
American
Banff
1%
1%
6,500
8%
8%
800
33 Vz
Corp
.Carey
Baxter
Carnation
60s
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Brothers Corp
«
Engineering Co
Barry Controls Inc class
1%
1
B
1
class
Ms
A__
goo
Beau-Brummel Ties
i
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch. Co Inc
Inc
_50o
_i
1
ZZZZ
I
Co
23%
25%
6,400
23 Va
Aug
19%
20 Va
1,000
13%
Feb
26
24
24%
1,600
17%
Jan
25%
Bohack
(H C) Co
common
■
*
prior cumulative preferred-100
Chemical Co Inc
1.50
Bourjols
In j
1%
1%
5,700
1V4
Apr
2y8
8V4
Jun
10%
Jan
~4%
23,200
3%
Jan
4 y2
Aug
9%
10%
2,400
6 Va
Jan
10
Brillo
44
43
44%
2,500
41 Va Mar
45%
16%
16
17
1,900
10%
6%
8%
Columbia
Casco
(J W)~Co___
Products Corp
Castle
(A M| & Co__
Cataiin
Cenco
rets
4%
Rubber
Bruck
B
S
Mills
F
Hadley
Central
Maine
3.50%
Co
1,700
35 V2
Jun
43%
97
98
95%
Aug
20%
22%
13%
14
Burma
7%
Apr
6V*
9% Mar
225
30%
100
37
•
.
38%
38%
39%
3,000
£1
81/4
8%
8ft
300
38%
40%
2,600
•
Jan
42% July
3ft Jun
36%
Jun
ord
£1
1
III
3
37
Jan
46
Jan
8ft Aug
8%
Aug
41%
2,100
12%
15%
Jan
45
1,900
29'
Mar
45 y2
Aug
7%
1,300
7
July
8%
Feb
9
2,200
8%
23
1,800
14%
8%
21%
1
Machine
7%
7%
7%
7%
900
10
8%
1%
~8%
1,100
1
2%
2%
3y8
21
50o
7%
.
Corp
(The) Company
Jan
24%
Aug
12%
Feb
8%
Apr
10
i
15
14%
15%
10%
11%
2y4
.1,200
11
Apr
8%
1,700
2.50
10% July
5% Aug
Jun
6% Aug
6% July
2,600
9
Co__
Jun
3 y4 May
1
common
Jan
14%
42%
•
B„,
8V4
13%
1
class
6ft May
13%
7%
3,500
12%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
14
July
loy8 July
Mines Ltd—
4% Mar
17%
Feb
13%
American
dep rets ord shares__3s 6d
(J P) & Son Inc__
1
.
Burry Biscuit Corp
12%o
%
%
2%
2%
8%
8%
5,500
3
8%
Va
Jan
1,200
2%
Jan
6%
4,700
Jan
%
Eastern
Aviation
California Electric
$3.00
6%
1,900
3%
3%
3%
17,000
1
20 V4
20y4
20%
6,200
•
common
25%
25 Va
50
preferred
cumulative
Calvan
;
preferred
Consol Oil &
—
—
l
5
Canada
Bread
Cement
3ft
3ft
400
36%
36%
100
•
Canada
6% %
Canada
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Dredge
Canadian
Homestead
For
&
footnotes
Dock
Co
Ltd
Oils Ltd
see
36 y4i
7ft
&
page
vtc_l
1
_4
4%
Century Electric Co
Century Investors Inc
10y4 Mar
36%
Chamberlin
Charter
Co
Ltd—
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
6%
13,500
14%
2%
68
68
68
21%
21%
22%
600
29%
30
150
%
7,500
'
1,020
Cinerama
Clark
Mining
__1
Corp_______w_—___1
Oil
Chromalloy
Corp
10c
Inc
Clary
Co
Manufacturing
Corporation
Clopay
Club
Aluminum
Coastal
Products
Caribbean
Farm
Colon
Co
Oil
Colonial
7%
Oils
&
Compo
Shoe
Vtc
ext
32
Co_
9%
Apr
1%
5%
30,400
39%
9,100
1
Jan
Jan
,
33%
10,800
4%
Jan
11%
108
600
45
37%
<,
Apr
70
lft Jun
500
1 %
•37%
11% Mar
32
Feb
6%
1,200
43
5%
-
Feb
Jan
8,300
13%
■43
Jan
%
Apr
4% July
24%
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
4%
20,300
2%
26%
26%
27%
1,500
19%
7%
7%
7%
8,700
8
7%
8%
4,900
10%
10%
200
8% July
HI
Jan
16 %
Jan
140
May
47% July
1% July
6% Mar
51% Mar
Feb
7
Jan
30% July
Jan
4
10% May
"4%
4%
"4%
Jan
10%
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
7
Apr
9%
Jun
2%
Jan
5Va July
6% Mar
5%
7,400
Apr
%
500
~1%
1%
1%
35,000
1%
2
July
15%
15%
15%
7,600
12%
Feb
17
Mar
22
23
600
22
Aug
40
Jan
22
24
5,100
18
Jan
24%
Apr
22
22
300
22
July
25%
Apr
5%
1
23%
10
1965
Diesel
.
5
5% Jan
1
Electric
Mining
Corp
Smelt
&
Continental
Air
Aviation
Continental
Commercial
Continental
Industries
Continental
Materials
&
Lines
800
Jan
8
5%
1,100
5
1%
1%
6,100
6 Va
•
20%
1.25
10 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
5%
2,200
2%
Apr
Jun
19% Mar
2,000
7% July
2% Jan
8%
4%
5%
Feb
May
ft
2,000
21 Va
8%
I
Inc
6%
6
20%
__10
Engineering
Corp
5%
15,700
V
8% Mar
23 %
Apr
10 Va Mar
7
Mar
8 Va
7%
8%
49,300
7%
Jan
10Va Mar
14 Va
13 Va
14%
2,600
12%
Aug
22% Mar
7%
1
7%
100
6%
Jan
8% Mar
5%
Aug
1
10c
— —
8%
Jan
10.400
V8
35,900
IV2
Apr
30%
30%
200
26 %
Jan
32 r
Jun
12 Va
Jun
17%. Aug
5%
-
■
10c
Co
6%
19%
Corp
Varnish
8%
5%
1%
10c
.
Ltd
Inc
&
8%
5%
20c
Corp
8%
50c
Inc
Continental
1
1
1
if Jan
,
20
1
16%
15%
17
4,800
Jan
21%
18%
Jan
20 Vz
Apr
'L7%
17%
18
800
14%
Feb
18 Vz
May
-_1
Inc
*'•.
-8
Cooper-Jarrett
(H)
A
14%
14%
14%
1,500
13 Vz
•'
Distillery Ltd—
voting—
B
non-voting
Inc
Corroon
&
Reynolds
$1
preferred
Cott
Beverage
Courtaulds
class
A
20
Jan
10% May
Apr
Publishing
Crown
Central Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Co
Aug
Co
(Md)_II
"A"
$1.12
preferred
Cuban American Oil
Tobacco
Jan
46%
Jun
20
22 %
7,900
13%
Jan
23% July
9
9%
200
7% Mar
10"% July
12%
48
49
Feb
Jun
49
Aug
3% July
5
Jan
3,100
%
1 %
4,400
7% May
17%
1
*
Oil
%c
vtc
Manufacturing
Co
class
34%
110
35
%
Apr
1% July
29
Jun
%
19,900
12% May
19%
Jan
2%
Jan
46% July
%
Jun
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
13
Jun
15% May
4
May
9
4
A
Jan
12 Va
38 %
3%
2.50
50c
15%
Jan
900
3%
•
common
Co
4% July
65%
300
12%
•
25c
Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
2%
7,700
3%
5
partic
common
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Apr
9,700
51%
£1
50c
& Co
Drug
oil
4%
3%
49
1
Crowell-Colller
Curtis
4%
2,100
1
(ord reg)
Industries Inc
Crowley Milner
Cuban
8
16% Mar
8
dep receipts
Petroleum
Crown
~7%
-L50
Jun
Jun
19
Corp
Carrier
Creole
common
Feb
Ltd—
American
Crane
D
Brothers
Mines Inc
Dayton
D.
C.
Rubber
A
13%
class
A
4,400
1,900
7
11% May
6%
2,400
5%
Jan
7V4 May
4%
5,600
311
Jun
4% Aug
10
33 %
Jan
38% Aug
36
36
11%
35
11%
2.400
•
20c
class
A
May
11
3 Va
Jan
3'%
3%
500
5
common
debentures
34 Va
34%
700
29
Jan
40
138
May
140
100
142
'
Desilu
Productions
Detroit
Gasket
&
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron &
$1.25
Apr
100
_50c
Mfg
8% Mar
16 V2
13%
4%
10c
Co
13%
6
1
Dejay Stores
8%
6%
20
common
Dennlson
13%
50c
2.50
Inc
Transit System Inc—
Class
Jun
4V» Mar
147
Jun
Feb
11 Va
17%
3,500
15 Va
Jun
29% Mar
14%
700
9Va
Jan
18% July
2%
Jan
4%
3%
3,500
18%
18%
400
1%
1%
9,000
iy.
Apr
3%
21%
200
16%
Jan
24%
600
1%
Jan
3
1
1
13%
38%
14
17%
1
Steel Fdrs Inc
preferred
Devon-Palmer
Amer
Co
18%
17% May
Jun
Feb
21% July
Dome
rets
ord
Stores
Diversified
Ltd
Oils
25o
1%
Feb
Ltd—
dep
Diversey
Specialty
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
Steel
Coal
Textile
stock
(The)
Douglas
Dow
Oil
Brewery
Company
Ltd
Jan
5% Mar
Co
Power
DuMont
Durham
61%
Jan
Duro
48
Apr
52
Jan
Jan
60 Va Mar
4V2
38
20% July
11%
11%
400
10
Jan
12 % Mar
•
Co
26
23%
3,200
12 y4 X13
11 Va
July
300
33 %
Aug
X33% X34
10%
9%
1,300
9V2 July
7 Va
3,300
6
7
'
—
_
,
-.i.
'■
—w
1'.
Apr
15%
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
38%
Apr
19
Apr
8 % July
40%
Apr
47 Va
19
Jan
37% July
Aug
30%
32%
10.900
10%
11%
5,300
46 Va
46 Va
100
44
6%
7 Va
8,300
6
Jan
9% May
10a
3%
3%
3ya
Jun
4ft May
5%
6
3%
Jan
•
6%
6%
2,100
15 Va
Jun
Aug
34 V4
Aug
July
53%
Jan
9Va Mar
32
5
1
dep
13%
19 Va May
•
Laboratories—
6%
Ltd—
ord reg
rets
Co
Duval
55%
.
Hosiery class B common
Test
Jan
9ft July
9,700
3
2iya May
_*
B)
Rubber
(The)
15
2
1
Co_
new_
:
American
Durafoy
3,800
*
1
Co
(Allen
Common
700
19%
1
1
*
Corp
Harris
Duke
21%
18
32.50
Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
19%
•
7.50
common
preferred
Dorsey
12%
*
Ltd
Co
Inc
$2
11%
1%
*
ord
Efominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
Feb
21
-2%
Stores
Dominion
Dominion
Feb
__lc
—lc
Ltd
&
3%
_10s
reg
Corp
Petroleum
Aug
1,900
900
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
6% July
8
8%
May
Feb
23
Jan
32 % Mar
2.000
25%
Jan
39 % Mar
19,600
4%
Jan
12%
40%
Jun
1
Corp
24
24%
350
*
1
30
31V2
9%
10 Va
44%
44%
50
43 Va
46%
1,400
Apr
Jan
May
E
7y8
Jan
5
Feb
5
Feb
Eastern
Malleable
Jun
38
Mar
Eastern
States Corp
Mar
July
•
Co
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Paint
24 Va July
106
Development
Consolidated
Cook
85
Jan
Feb
Macninery—
to
Containers
Consolidated
Consol
110
13
♦
Stone
Mar
Jun
14%
26%
300
118% 127%
}27%
•
Co
vtc
Equipment
Community Public Service
Connelly
7%
1%
1%
1
Ltd—
Sand
Aug
Aug
49
_10
4
Lambert
Cockshutt
26 Va
5 % Mar
1
Hosiery
&
14%
Jan
73% May
1
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Clayton
Apr
Jan
Jan
1
Co
Clarostat
Claussner
9% July
23%
Jan
Ic
Controller
.
23%
Consolidated
Christiana
7% Mar
.
67
600
10% ' 10%
4
57%
3
Feb
77
5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
3% July
Feb
2%
'
1
.
10
33
1,700
93,800
3
2.50
___—_
100
"ift
Jan
2
Inc.
Chief
Jan
17%
—__10
America
of
Oil Co
23%
10% Mar
28%
"1%
13%
23%
<
3
10
common—
preference
18,000
10,500
11%
21%
•
100
8
~4%
400
l
— 1
___»
Convertible
Jan
4%
1,600
3%
.
Iron
common
$7
4ft
"4
20%
13
pfd
Jun
36%
Apr
May
Co—
Light
35
•
10c
35.
7ft
35
578
.100
—
common——I*
I20
preference
...
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian
1
19
,—
._50
Gas Co
23% July
2% Feb
■
60
Camden, Fire Insurance
.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Co
Power
Dunlop
25%
lOo
Inc
Power
preferred
$2.50
Feb
4% Mar
c
Calif
Corp.
Power
Draper
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
22%
Securities Corp common
$1.50 conv preferred
Jan
'
Burroughs
ii
1ft
16
.
Jan
44
10
Co
96,400
71 £
Feb
ft Mar
i 74
Central
Distillers
reg
Apr
108%
101
Development Corp of America—
7ft Mar
7y8 July
39
Feb
34
July
2ft July
£1
preferred
Hill
5y4 July
14,400
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
Feb
2%
60c convertible preferred
Buell Die &
Apr
3%
38%
Company
serial
16%
Jan
31%
65%
Jun
20%
preferred
Central
Apr
20% July
9% Jan
38%
Feb
1
_?
May
38 y4
2%
Feb
54%
7 78
_.
.
27
36%
2 136
Jun
Ltd—
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
6%
Corp
Day
37%
Jan
11%
1,900
1,270
20%
America.
Feb
Apr
l
Distillers
Ltd
of
100
15y4
1
preferred
Brown
Corp
Instruments
Central
Davidson
5,600
2,300
Jan
59
8% Mar
Jun
'
Feb
25%
14,100
9%
57
101% 102
*
Aug
23%
6%
32% Mar
__10
Daltch Crystal Dairies (new com)
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred.
5%
14%. July
Jun
Jan
%
2s 6d
1
ord
B
Jun
25 y2
6%
Company
Brown Forman
rets
12%
5%
Powem
British Petroleum
dep
Apr
1%
July
Apr
5
11% Mar
Ltd—
American
6V4
600
10%
300
o7J
1,000
2,400
3,500
10%
2,100
Mar
9
24V2
24
21%
13%
101"
13 Va Mar
920:
13%
*
Jan
6%
new
Jan
1 ft
—-5.50
$5 pfd
4%
31%
Co
Jan
18 V2 Mar
5%
Ltd
Jan
2,300
_—1
Inc
Kennedy
& Light
200
900
dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
dep
8%
5%
2,100
1,020
1
2%
Amer
Amer
6
2%
American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
Brown
20%
"2%
British
British
7%
19%
6
7
20%
11%
-i
Petroleums
.
.
Carreras
Carter
22% May
Co
Manufacturing
Britalta
137/a Mar
800
ord_*
Traction Light & Pwr
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
167/8 July
12%
20e
BYeeze
Jan
12%
%
i
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian
Aug
"3%
5V2%
Borne
Mar
1%
II_1
•
Aug
"4%
3
Bobbie Brooks Inc
y4 Aug
24%
28
I
Jan
9% May
24
12
,
<te
6
Apr
28%
i
,
Blauner's
(S)
2ft
•
(AS)
Blumenthal
Apr
Mar
12
Jun
7
7.50
Inc
Bickford's
4%
Jan
4%
1
Incorporated
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
Basic
Beck
26 y4 July
Jan
1% July
•
1
Barnes
convertible
&
Power
Andes—
Barker
6%
Corp
Co
Carolina
Jun
3ya
shares
Oil Ltcf_.,
Bearings
Jau
42 y2
3
Baldwin Securities
Banco
1
11%
Jan
16
,__l«
common
Jun
Feb
7%
13,600
9ft
8
15
Baker Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber
8%
1%
27%
1
—__5
Coro
Gas—
A
ift
13%
___6c
Class
&
2,800
10%
Canadian
Class
Bailey & Selburn Oil
6%
14%
pfd__10
Products
18% July
1ft
partic
City
1
High
Jun
6%
2,800
Ltd
Capital
12%
13%
Petiofina
Canal-Randolph
21,300
<__1
Ltd
Oils
&
Canadian
Corby
;
;
Mines
Low
14%
50 Va May
B
ClasB
Marconi
Northwest
Range Since Jan.
High
12%
13%
—1
Javelin Ltd.
Canadian
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
^ §
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Low
Pax
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Jan
5V4 May
33 Va Apr
1 Va
July
l}f Jan
preferred
series
A
$6
preferred
series
B
Edo
Corporation class A
Elder
Mines
Limited
25
1
*
•
1
1
30%
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
175
172
12%
1ft
173
13%
1ft
50
1.000
14,700
Jan
189 y2
160
Jan
177
12%
Jun
if Jan
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
2%
Jun
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Number 5875
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(797)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Electric
Bond
Electrographic
Electronic
New
Share.
&
,
Communications
common
i
w
El-Tronics
Inc
Corp
Low
15.800
30%
Aug
38
Apr
19 %
191/2
19%
800
14%
Jan
21
May
24
23
24%
2,100
9%
2,300
1%
55,700
1
9%
1
5c
8%
1%
1%
20c
Erie Forge
6%
preferred
1
1st
14
31 Va
31%
35%
35%
39
Jan
1
11%
1,700
3%
4%
30,400
3%
42%
850
40%
1
63/4
6%
7
9% May
2,500
9%
Jun
8%
300
7
Jun
is
16,000
8
8
25c
July
700
%
%
10
19
19
Jan
32
120
13
Mar
12% July
11% Mar
14%
%
Jan
25
factor
(Max)
Fairchild
Fajardo
Common
$2
shs
12%
24%
i
Instrument
&
Sugar
.
Jan
jeannette
1
145
14
23 %
24%
12%
8,200
Aug
8,200
12%
Jan
15,000
135'/2 153
50%
14
Aug
27% July
205
July
Jan
1
14%
14%
500
30
_
14
July
18%
Jan
27%
__
30
'
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo
Oils
Felmont
Ltd
Firth
General
Sterling
Fishxnan
(M
Class
A
Class
Ford
4}?
51*6
61/4
6%
4,600
5% July
6%
6 Va
6%
2,400
6
1334
13%
9,800
9%
Jan
13,400
8%
Jan
2.50
Co
Inc
Co
American
Fox
Head
Presnillo
Fuller
14
Jun
10%
13%
j
14%
13%
200
11 %
15%
15,100
11%
Feb
Jan
Feb
14% July
12% Mar
Jan
14%
Jan
14% July
Apr
20
Klein
•
184
184
185
150 /, 111%
Jan
200%
Jun
114%
Jan
201
Jun
•
__
Brewing
(The)
Co
11%
1.25
Company
A)
£l
reg
1%
11%
1%
19,200
1%
5,200
8,100
40
Jan
1,200
4%
45 %
4%
43%
40
38%
l
5
,
Co
11%
41/4
1% July
3
001/.
5%
Jan
A,lcr
48
5%
Power
Co
Gellman
Mfg Co
Alloys Cb
General
1
Builders Corp common
convertible
preferred™.
General
Development
General
Electric
American
General
1
Mar
Jan
Corporation
C)
Co
Gobel
Gold
(Adolf)
Seal
17 V
103/
4%
9R7/
n
11
1
Stores
Films
States
Gulf
Gulf
&
Western
3,000
13/4
1,100
5% Mar
4
Jan
1
Apparel
&
1%
200
18%
1,200
29%
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
5,900
2 Va
Jan
3% May
38,500
1%
Jun
«
2%
3
Jun
434
1 %
49%
13,900
6%
200
6%
2,400
5% July
2%
5,400
2%
12%
,
24
Apr
49%
100
11%
2%
1
Jan
5
2%
24,000
12 %
400
11%
11%
26
13%
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
2%
12%
>
Feb
Jun
24 %
Apr
8%
Aug
5
2%
56%
Jan
35%
__
...
9c
B
when
common
Co
Plywood
Harbor
13%
Apr
3,900
8%
Jan
Feb
Feb
22% July
Jan
1% May
Jan
3
10%
*\
Lvnoh
Feb
18% May
13% Apr
Hazel
Hell-Coll
Heller
4%
pfd
Products
Galion
Hoe
Oil
Class
Hormel
Horn
Horn
&
5%
6%
12%
18%
6%
1,000
8%
Jan
51/8
110,800
1%
Jan
185,100
%
Aug
6%
Jan
17
10%
1,400
1314
2,100
3%
4,300
113% July
23/4 Jan
9
1,000
7% July
15
3,200
7%
2%
2%
1,600
5
341/4
!•)!//
3,000
_60c
1
A
1%
47%
200
40
16%
Electric
Jan
Jan
Feb
800
29%
Jan
10,400
153/8
Jun
15%
14%
Jun
4,100
35
300
15
58
28
Mar
150
53% May
30
128% Jan
:—•
common
500
100
Motors
1%
3
'
...*
& Co
Hardart
Jan
Jan
43
100
l—10
Bearing Co
Jan
23/a
31%
10,200
*
;
preferred
Howell
75
Jan
Jan
1
class
100
Jun
,
40
97%
1
Co.
1,400
34
Jun
97% July
10% Mar
6
(Harvey) Inc
Humble Oil & Refining
Hurd
Lock & Manufacturing Co„
Hydrometals Inc
84%
200
66%
•
Hubbell
57
350
55
July
7
Apr
300
5
Jan
2.50
15%
19,800
10%
Feb
5
Hygrade Food Products
25'%
3,500
22 %
Jan
Jan
July
12% Jan
49 % Jun
75% July
4%
71
25c
Mines.,
& Hardart Baking Co
&
Jan
Jan
2% Feb
8
33
5"%
*
(Geo A)
193/8
9% May
3,900
•
Ltd
Jan
30
94%
74% Mar
6% Mar
4,100
1
B
Ball
Hoover
25,700
May
11% Mar
514
—2.50
1
Corp
Co
Co
2,150
*71
69%
8% May
i/2
(Henry) & Co.
Home
3,200
Aug
10
Inc
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holt
x9 %
24%
34
8%
—1
com—..25c
,
Holophane
200
5,300
4,500
1
International
Industries
.1
Jan
l%May
3% Jan
Feb
9% May
10c
.
Corp
A
Hofmann
1%
4%
26%
414
26
4%
23
25c
Inc
Electronics..
(R) & Co Inc common
Class
Hoffman
1.30Q
100
Rights (expire Aug 28)-_5%
convertible
preferred
Aircraft
Jan
100
—
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Hlller
Jun
3%
2,900
43
-
&
64%
5%
.7%
Inc
5%%
& Co
Radio
Herold
Jan
67%
25c
—
preferred
Hercules
Jan
8"%
5%
*
Corp
(WE)
29%
1,200
7%
67%
10c
Rubenstein
Helena
1,800
300
10c
.
common
Mar
Jan
Mar
May
July
Jun
Aug
Jun
Mar
Apr
Apr
Aug
May
Mar
A
13/8
18%
4%
10 /a
15%
33/4
36%
2% Apr
4%
Apr
54
Jun
40
Aug
213/4 Jan
213/s Jan
383/8 Aug
66
Feb
138
Feb
383/4 Jan
102% Feb
13% Mar
91
Apr
68%
10%
20%
35%
Jan
Jun
Mar
May
I
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
dep rets ord reg
£1
Color Chem & Baper Corp..10
Oil (Canada)
•
_
Tobacco of Canada
Industrial
issued
Corp
footnotes
50c
see
page
35
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
5
25c
3
1
1
10
1
1
30c
2.50
/
May
6,800
A
11,900
%
Jun
3,100
14%
Jan
%
%
19 Va
20
3
3%
3
3%
3%
July
20
.
21%
17
200
14%
23/8
2,100
Jan
12 Va
1,000
2%
14
i
5Vi.
47
40%
40
51?
38,900
47
%
13%
—
■
'
|
4134
50
Apr
51? Aug
Jun
53 %
Aug
Jan
7,000
39%
Jun
48
400
133/e
Apr
147/3
Feb
7%
Jan
8A
Feb
90
23%
Apr
13%
,
—
—
80%
80%
80%
30
14%
14
15%
4,800
s
4%
42
79%
Jun
14
Jan
Feb
4%
43%
5
2,300
33/4
Jan
7% May
233/4
Feb
2
3/8
Aug
6
Jan
Jan
1
Apr
23%
July
7%
14
2%
1?
20% July
Jan
20
21%
Apr
15% Aug
143A Mar
3% Mar
12
Mar
9
Mar
8%
8 3/S
800
5%
12%
12%
200
11 Va
Jun
5%
5 %
53/8
3,900
4%
Jan
6% May
7
6 %
7
1,100
6%
Aug
8% Mar
153/s
Jan
Jan
5
4%
4,800
3%
Jun
153/4
16%
2,500
153/4
Aug
19%
30
31%
900
25%
Jan
18%
18%
100
113/4
Jan
35% July
213/4 Jun
33/4
4%
15%
31%
—.
8%
1,100
8 3/8
Aug
Jun
15%
15,000
9 Va
Jan
9
8 3/8
14%
73/4
43,100
153/a
16 3/8
6,500
10%
34%
35
6%
7Va
6%
7%
7%
Jan
4%
15%
34%
6%
6%
60
Jun
July
33
Jan
9%
Aug
13 s/a Mar
19'A Apr
14 % Mar
17 Va
July
Jan
40
1,400
43/4
Jan
7% Aug
7%
800
6%
Jan
73/8 Aug
13/4
12%
Jun
25%
20
Jan
31 Va May
Jan
3% Mar
13/a
13% July
Jan
Mar
20
493/8
Jun
62 Va Mar
150
27%
Jan
34
14'A
1,800
11%
Apr
15'A July
143/s Aug
30
July
52 3/4
%
7,500
*
30
30
13%
13
1
13%
23
133/b
Ul/A
1,300
10 Va
Jan
21 %
23 3A
4,600
15%
Jan
lc
ioc
50c
7
1
2.50
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
Marconi International Marine
u /a
*
—3
Massey-Ferguson
—
Jan
6%
Corp
common
Oil Corp
6% July
23%
9,100
11%
Jan
37% May
14%
21,000
10%
Jan
173/8
9%
5,300
8%
Jan
18 Va Mar
1,500
18 3/4
Feb
31
51
Jan
693A July
54'A
Feb
82% Aug
5
9%
29%
31
61 %
63%
77%
78
6%
81
450
4,800
100
10c
Light 5% pfd
Mirro Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mohawk Airlines Inc..
12
Jan
18% Mar
1A Jan
118 Mar
34% July
1,500
21 %
Jan
29%
Jan
3,300
18 Va
Apr
253/e
Jun
2,600
23/a May
12% May
15
2,000
10%
18% Mar
63/4 Aug
13 Va Jan
19%
37
3
12%
13
14%
--
14%
300
Moody Investors Service
Clemens
go/0
Products
Metal
cumulative
partic pref
com
900
23%
Jan
29
Mar
IV2
900
5%
Jan
8
Mar
37%
125
343A
Jan
38
Jun
14%
1,100
13 Va
Jan
16% Mar
Jun
104% May
34%
36
35
400
preferred
Vernon
Muntz
TV
Mills
83/4 Aug
1,800
4 %
1A
1,900
40%
42%
4,700
37
29 Vs
2i/
9/2
3,500
43/8
1
41/2
303/4
1,900
21
inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon
Muskogee
Muter
Piston Ring Co
Co
Company"
—
Jun
203A
Jan
4% July
Jan
1 Va
Jan
Jan
52s/8
Jan
41 %
Apr
Jan
9%
10
6,200
8% Aug
86
60
83% Aug
90%
90%
13»A July
90 Va
Jan
July
973/4 Mar
July
92
13'A
—
Apr
157% Mar
149 %
190
143%
Jun
13%
4,300
12%
Jan
20%
44
143
--
4
100
88
86
13/8
Jan
603A
3%
400
Jan
Feb
5%
100
18
18'A
1,100
171
1773/8
910
5%
1°
173
2%
8,500
23%
2,000
34
.
2%
22 %
.
/4
34
14%
14%
15
2%
Feb
4 Va Mar
33/4
3
-
®
2.50
-10
50c
39
Aug
83%
1
•
.1
2.50
10"
*
Feb
9%
4Va
~~
Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Mount
31
8%
4%
1
Mt Diablo Company
Feb
1,600
97
1
Co
Feb
18%
14%
—
Chemical
Jan
23%
—
Montrose
10%
37%
--
—10®
preferred
preferred series
33/4 May
73%
7/a
37/4
B
*—109
4 50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
4.40%
Feb
173/4
Monongahela Power Co—
4.80%
Jan
59%
23%
18 %
1
Precision Industries
8,100
24
21%
2%
—
Warrants
Jun
Feb
21
14%
1
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
8%
Jun
Aug
22%
34%
22%
21%
2%
13
*
Minnesota Pwr &
22 3/8 May
6
1,000
1 %
35%
Jun
Aug
6,300
1 %
$1 conv
Mining Corp of Canada
Monogram
A Mar
20%
Xl3%
21%
14%
9%
30
1%
preferred..*
50c
Midwest Piping Co..
——-5
Miller Wohl Co common
50c
4%% convertible preferred—-—50
Midland
Feb
18
16 Va
500
Mid-West Abrasive
245/a Mar
28%
23%
5,400
17%
10
1
Corp
Jun
1,700
18%
6%
5
1
1
21
253A
17%
.173/4
1
Hone
300
Apr
19 Va Mar
25 Va
1
Ltd
preferred
Micromatic
%„ 22%
Apr
U?
Jan
93A July
25%
6%
1
Co
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
2,400
22
%
5,600
10%
1%
2%
1% Aug
7,700
1%
10
1
Co
Mining Corp
1
•
1
l3/a
1%
1%
1%
10%
£1
Communication Co Ltd
Co warrants
Ltd
Maule Industries Inc
Mays (J W) Inc.
McKee (A G) & Co
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co
Martin
Apr
4Vs
4%
Jan
16%
138
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
7%
Apt
24%
Jun
180
Aug
2'A Mar
22
Jun
28%
200
28 9A
Jan
37% Mar
5,100
73/4
Jan
16
Jan
July
31%
--
~8% "5%
" 8
Jan
363/4
4,000
0%
Jan
12
1,200
103A
Jun
12% May
Apr
May
*t
n
Nachman Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Milling Co
National Bellas Hess
National Brewing Co (Mich)
Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores
National Petroleum Ltd.
National Presto Industries Inc
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
National Starch & Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd.—
National Telefilm Associates.—
Transit
Co
0
£«
1,200
3%
Jan
6%
6%
4,900
5
Jun
7% July
6%
*
1
5
1
--1
z
1
2,500
43/4
Jun
10%
53,300
4%
Jan
8 3/4
Feb
103/8
Aug
3% Mar
26
—
-—
26/4
33 8
a a
,
26
30
July
213A
--
--
10c
6%
9»A
2% July
* /2
-1
-10
50c
Jun
6%
5%
£ 4
1
12 3/8
6
--
3
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National
12 Vs
»
1
Napco
National
Electronic
Hardware
For
5%
5
Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Industrial .Enterprises Inc
1
1%
5
National Casket Company——
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican
11,700
10
Stores
Mangel
Iron
93/a
1
Lithographing Co
Corp new
Mining Co
Hecla
32
32
—1
Bishop Inc.
2%
75 pesos
1
1
3
5
Mages Sporting Goods—...
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
Island
Jun
2
Hazeltine
3 % Mar
3%
1
.
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates
Mesabl
6%
Hastings Mfg Co
Jan
7.50
33V3C
1
Metal & Thermit Corp
13%
Feb
3%
13A
M
Jan
4,000
16
22 % May
Jan
2
3,700
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Jun
8%
10
14 Va
1,800
2
Macfadden Publications Inc
4%
7%
25
600
2%
2
20%
Jan
.
18%
Jan
1%
2
Jan
18%
Light..
July
18
18
1
Corn
Mar
3
2,400
Harvard Instruments Inc
Havana
2,400
20%
Inc..—
Electric
24,300
20%
Inc
Stores
3%
16%
25c
Corp..
Harnischfeger Corp..
Hartford
3%
2
...—1
;
Harmon-Kardon
Hartfield
_10c
—
Apr
18 3/8
2
1
5
5
Corp of America Inc
Steel Chain
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Merrill
Corporation
Lamp
463/8
Jan
1%
20c
—
Inc
Mar
11% Mar
May
H
Hall
Jan
12 3/4
1
Merchants Refrigerating
H
30
1,100
Lynch Corp
10%
1
3,550
17%
27%Jun
Jan
700
Corp
41
36 %
1
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y cpm
5'"
cumulative preferred
■
,,s/
1,600
50c
500
51
Y
13%
10c
Jan
Mar
31
%
30
51%
a
"r111
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12%
Products
8
101
38
•
30%
40%
i?a^4 !an
Us/4 *ian
14% Jun
33
1
Company Inc.
& Industries
Jun
Aug
28 Va Jan
900
ci/4
20 % July
94
1.25
Inc
Stores
4
20
17
>;
—
5
2.50
10c
31,400
94
525
12,200
20
__
1
Land
pfd__100
1
—25c
94
21,800
5%
4%
5
6,100
1 Via
common__60c
Guild
?■..
3% Mar
12 3/4 Mar
16%
153/a
16%
2
12%
Company
Dept
■,:
.
4
14%
12%
Leases
Jan
25 V2
33
preferred series A.—...——30
Hydraulics
50c
Apr
15%
Jan
13%
5
Producers
53/4
Aug
2
1,600
24%
6%
-4
Western
Jan
8
10,700
13%
—1
10c
3%
1,300
2%
24%
2
Jan
35% May
% 14% July
..'.'16% Mar
Great
Grocery
?5
-
103?
1
Co....—16%
.
5
8%
5
2%
Co
5
1
2%
I1
—1
Chemical Co
3% Mar
2 %
Loclce
Lodge
-1
A——10c
Financial
27% Aug
8
Lithium
20%
Western
3,600
ia?
Iv ■£
? y
1! /a Apr.
JTan
19% Jan
4,200
Lakes
Grlesedieck
i, JTU,y
16%
Great
Freehold
Ann
/2
?ns/ ^Ug
10 /a Jan
26%
;
13/4
5 Vs
14
2 re
_50c
Lefcourt Realty Corp
Anr
r
a'qoo
4,900
16%
Great
6%
A
26%
C-rand-Rapids Varnish
1%
14%
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800
Gray Manufacturing Co___i
Great Amer Industries Inc—...
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8%
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*
——_—i
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Gorham Manufacturing
Greer
'
19V
Jan
l!» £
3
0=
1
Mines.
Goodman
&
1>700
r 000
•
—1
Corp cl
1%
Jun
Mar
1% Jan
1,000
11,700
82
Apr
27% May
7
Feb
5
5A Aug
5
Inc
V
,
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston Industries Inc
•
Inc
Consolidated
Oil
4% Mar
21 Va
3514
»
Products
Goldfield
17% May
414
1
Co
Co
0
6%
27%
Jan
2%
8%
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
Lamson Corp of Delaware
ilv An!
9?5/ An!
23/a Apr
9,9
5%
33/4 Mar
Aug
14 Vs
10
1,300
243/s
6%
27
Jan
76
2,200
15c
iiyraLa Consolidada S A
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
300
18%
29
1
__
—_.—™_—.—_—
Union
TUflv
21%
1
Glenmore Distilleries class
Globe
17%
Tan
171/
19
Giant Yellowlcnife Gold Mines
(A
on!/
20%
Jj
ok
nnv
2%
76
19%
9%
_,__50c
Corp new
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Gilchrist
93/
400
2%
76
19%
24
10c
Corp
Jan
1Q oon
#ft;
5
Transistor
Gilbert
18%
in?
10I3/
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400
5
6%
£1
General Indus Enterprises.
General Plywood Corp
...
General
%
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Stores
4%
6
200
2%
4
25
Corp
Fireproofing
General
2%
4
6 3/4
1
.
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/2 S
1
......Hi
General
5%
400
100
Apr
Corp class A
L'Alglon
•
common
preferred
Apr
12 Vs
Inc
Kobacker Stores..;.!
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
G
Gatlneau
223A
Jun
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
13% July
4% July
34%
Feb
Jan
83A
(D) & Company...
(S)
Knox
ord
rets
Feb
7
2,600
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
_—
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkland Minerals Cot.) Ltd
Jan
8
10%
9,300
10
Co
Glass
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Jan
May
7%
9%
July
1,500
18%
16
9%
J
Ltd*—
dep
(Geo
22,500
9%
10
1
non-voting
voting
B
lA
Apr
Jan
-V
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Canada—
of
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% May
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Motor
~
4,600
4
6 %
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
5 Va
1
Corp
Inc
Financial
10
1
25c
Petroleum
Filmways
l
__
45 %
173/8
Oils Ltd—
Kaltman
int
Jun
Jan
29
v
Associates—
beneficial
of
preferred
class A
Co
&,
Camera
Eastern
13
Feb
343A
32%
12%
800
15 Vs
10c
Jan
Jupiter
l
16%
Mar
2,000
1,800
17%
Class A
Jetronic
Corp
147% Mar
Israel-American Oil Corp—
F
Fabrex
High
9% Mar
Jun
117
15%
9%
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
1
Iror-rite
Inc.
-1
Irving Air Chute—_—
1
6% Mar
60% Mar
9% Mar
10%
1 "
12% July
Jan
Aug
6% July
11%
10%
__
Feb
1,800
Jan
5
International Resistance Co
Intex oil Company
Investors Royalty
:
33% May
104
33A
.'.—10c
33%c
1
International Products
2% Mar
Jan
Aug
10%
ll
1
or
123/^
31'/a
19
10
$1
13%
1
•
94%
X40%
Co
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
800
4
preferred
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
16% Mar
160
42
& Steel Corp common™
cum
Ero
ADr
26% July
28%
1
;
131% 134 3/4
Jan. 1
Low
2,200
44%
96
10c
common
8
Feb
81/2
94V4
96
5
Range Since
Hiih
7%
Aug
23
28%
..100
Low
7%
134%
Shares
Aug
28%
._—1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
_25c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Cp of North America
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Week's
Friday
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 21
32%
Inc
-
convertibe
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
30%
'
$2
RANGE
for Week
1
America
Emery Air Freight Corp
;
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp..
Equity
Range
of Prices
31
.,
_
Corp 01
Sales
5
Corp.
Electronics
Week's
22%
700
16
Jan
27
July
13%
13 %
200
12% July
18
Jan
250
233A May
23/8
2%
8,100
2%
Jun
418 Mar
11%
11%
800
10 Vs
Jan
13% Mar
21V2
23%
7,700
15%
Jan
24>A
26'A
1,000
17
Jan
39% May
29 Va July
33 3'8
34 «/a
1,100
31
May
39% July
17V2
18%
450
17
Jan
19%
9 S/8
1,500
Apr
10%
9 3/8
4
4
100
7%
3% May
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
...
Monday, August 24
1959
(798)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Price
Union
Nestle-Le
New
Mur
England
New
Haven
New
Idria
New
Electric
1
Tel
Tel
&
New
Pacific
Park
New
Process
New
Superior
Coal
&
Feb
Jan.
28%
30 %
6,800
24 Va
Apr
30% July
16%
16%
,17%
4,300
22 % Mar
North
Cement
class
Oils
4.40%
Penn
RR
Ind
Sarcee
Uranium
Mines
Petroleum
Brass
%
Jun
1% Mar
in
13,500
1,000
1%
2% Mar
Seaboard
Western
ny2
6%
10%
11%
4,700
10%
Feb
Seaporcei
Metals
35
34%
36
2,400
35
34%
35
325
6%
6%
3%
3%
3%
3ft
6% Aug
8%
Feb
33
Jan
40%
Feb
33%
Jan
40%
Feb
2,000
3%
6%
6%
2,400
85%
87 V*
40
lft
lft
1 Va
1%
1 Va
1 V\
3ft
Okalta
Old
Oils
Town
40c
8% Mar
74 % May
Servo
89% Mar
Servomeclianisms
21,100
lft Jun
2 % May
24,700
1
%
2'A
25,200
2%
1%
1%
Shattuck
%
6,600
%
Jun
1 %
Jan
Sicks
3%
700
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
Signal
3%
~
Securities™
Electric Corp
34
87%
5% May
5
300
4%
Jan
200
66 %
Apr
80
Mar
Silex
19
300
15%
Apr
21
July
Sliver Creek
20%
700
16%
Jan
22
Feb
7'A
2,800
5%
Jan
10
Mar
Products
800
28
Apr
Jun
3?;
28
29
30%
30%
30%
2,800
25
28%
27%
28%
300
26% May
29%
24%
24%
26%
400
24%
Apr
27%
3,600
24 Va
Jun
26
Jan
26'A
Jan
1st
$4.75
conv
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$4.36
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
Power &
25
200
24%
24%
24%
500
22%
Jun
26
22 'A
22 %
300
20%
Jun
23%
21%
21%
400
20%
Jun
23
90%
90
91%
640
85
Jun
83
Jun
95
95 %
60
90
Jun
100
Feb
128
128%
230
124.
Jun
143%
Jan
87%
10
95
87%
5%"~pfdZ
"vtc__2
22%
of
Canada
Penn
Ltd
2
Products™
1
Traffic Co
Perfect Circle
Corp
Peruvian Oils <k
Minerals
_1
5/HiPpln£ Long D,sfc
Phililps Screw Co.
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
v
1%
Jun
900
4%
Jan
16%
17 %
700
14%
Jan
17 %
xl6%
17%
400
14
Feb
17%
Jan
14% May
&
4
Lake
Erie
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
Materials
.Pneumatic
Poloron
•
PolymTrV hTcZZ.IOc
&
Scale
Products
AZZZZZZZZZZZ. 1
ZZZZZ 1
Corp class A
& Alexander Inc
(Del)
Corp of Canada
Powdrell
Prairie
Oil
1
2,300
4'A
Jun
900
7%
Jan
7%
100
7%
100
6%
Jan
2,700
Jan
1,000
22 %
Jan
31%
11,300
1%
Jan
1ft
ZZZZZZZZZZZZl ~
Dome
Mines
~1
Ltd.
2,200
23%
Jan
1,000
5%
Apr
1
i
100
4,400
3,600
10 %
1,500
13%
12%
13%
2,100
9%
89
88
92
1,850
83 %
Feb
Aug
9%
12%
13%
1,800
10%
8%
6,400
5%
Jan
Jan
15%
_2%
"2%
500
2%
67
Jan
17%
17%
700
16 %
Aug
10 Va
Jun
62%
2ft
66%
425
2ft
2,500
62%
4%
4ft
27%
1,700
15%
Jan
6ft
3,800
513
Jun
19%
600
14%
Jan
21
15%
17%
1,300
10%
Jan
10%
3,800
10
Aug
11%
25
300
83 Va
Jun
90
33 V*
Feb
44
Feb
24%
25'A
1,200
18 Va
Jan
26% July
59
5
62'A
2,300
46 V#
Jan
90
May
«
ZZZIZZ
asl
4%
ZZZZZ*
4ft
901
8
4ft Feb
Mar
3%
36%
Jan
229%
223
8% Mar
Jan
3,0% July
2,100
192 %
Feb
50%
75
90
Jan
4% Mar
250
Jan
99% Mar
Jun
50%
29%
29V4 x29%
600
19%
Jan
%
%
ft
11,300
%
Jun
34%
34%
34%
6,700
6%
5%
6%
20,300
2%
Jan
6%
3
2%
3
37,600
1%
Jan
4 % Mar
48
Mar
33
29% Aug
ft
%
44
46
Aug
ft
5,000
ft Jun
5%
2,600
8%
5,800
4% May
7% Apr
7%
3%
400
7% Apr
37%
39%
2,100
•
Co
35
39
.
1
53%
52%
55%
Jan
Aug
ft Jan
6%
Jan
Mar
8ft May
42
v
Aug
41% Aug
Jan
187
May
45% May
6,800
Jan
13
Jan
33%
125
20
Jan
36%" Jun
Jan
36
%
Feb
54
33% July
5
Jan
59 Va
Aug
Jan
13
5%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
12%
12%
1
Coast
Penn
Corp
Oil
;
34
33%
34%
9% Mar
20%
Jan
25% Mar
3,700
23
33 %
Aug
38
Feb
56 %
100
24%
25
convertible
25
preference
preferred
cumulative
56
Jun
26
Feb
24 %
24 %
300
23
Jun
25%
Apr
53
53
53
100
53
Aug
57'A Mar
60
53% July
-
25
preference
25
Feb
preferred
cumulative preferred
46
Jun
53% Mar
25
21%
21%
21%
1,000
20%
Jun
23 Va
25
cumulative
21%
21%
21%
1,700
20%
Jun
22%
Feb
21%
21 %
100
19% May
22
Apr
600
3% Aug
11% Jan
25
Petroleum
Materials
Co
Pipe
Corp__2
Inc
4
2
Line
16
15%
4
16%
1,500
1
Co
5
3%
1
14%
Z_
11%
3 %
Jan
17 Va
Aug
10%
Jan
Jan
84
3%
10,800
2%
Jan
4 Va
Jan
14
14%
1,700
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
11
12
9%
Feb
15 Va
Jun
4%
Jan
6,700
•
7%
7%
7%
200
1
137/a
13%
15%
7,200
~8%
9%
Jan
28
2,900
18%
19%
1,000
16 Va
Jan
21% July
66%
67%
67%
200
64 Va
Jan
72
1
Xl6%
Feb
17% July
1
1
1
1,000
12%
2,500
22 Va May
4%
2,000
4 Va
Feb
6
11%
11%
12
1,100
7
Jan
14%
13
1,400
11
Jun
18
11%
ft
9
T*r
3%
;
%
13.400
24%
.
.
2'/a
Inc
Inc
3%
3%
10,000
11%
11%
300
11 Va Aug
7%
7%
100
5,500
23
Jan
450
71
Jan
300
6
Jan
10
Jan
26 Va July
1
28%
26%
31%
•
87
85
89
5
8
8
•
.
Z..5
8%
5%
22%
22%
23%
700
15%
22
21%
22
300
~3%
~3%
21%
22
43
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Stone
Stop
Shop
Stroock
Stylon
(S)
10c
«
3
July
18 V*
20
July
Jan
J,un
33%
33%
900
30%
26%
26%
400
39
39%
150
Co
14%
15%
•
Corporation
33%
34%
14%
.
600.
3 Va
3
3%
4.000
1
4Va
4%
4%
14,900 •
1
3%
Apr
Jan
26% Aug
Apr
33 Va Jan
13
May
1
International Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
24V*
21 Va
1
;
5% Mar
Jan
200
1
5
Corp
Inc
&
11,100
Mar
25
Feb
15% Jan
1
(Del)
Corp
Container
&
Corp
Co
Mar
•94% July
17 Va
~3%
5% Mar
15% Mar
14 Va Mar
Feb
*
B)
Jun
May
Jan
% May
3% Aug
50c
preferred
Precision
Aug
July
25c
Corp common
Instruments
17
23%
4%
12%
Jun
July
16%
10c
Ltd
9 Va
8% Mar
23%
-
1
10c
Mines
•
~4%
.1
B
Enterprises
9
1
Corp
class
~9 %
19
10
Corp
(Ky)
(J
Jan
21% Mar
13% Aug
26 '/a Jan
20
Corp
Forgings
Oil
Sterling
Jan
5%
6% July
74 % Jun
ioc
Z
Financial
(The)
17% Mar
7% May
500
22%
25
preferred
preferred
convertible
convertible
Feb
300
July
47% July
Jan
9%
5,900
3%
Jan
6%
Edison—
cumulative
Uranium
13
22%
12.90
cumulative
Tube
8%
1
•
original preferred
Royalty
4
41%
1
Co
California
5%
•
Manufacturing
Sunset
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
6%
900
1,200
3
Stetson
r
Q
3,600
3%
Feb
Apr
50%
•
Oil
(Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Jan
100
229%
7%
33
18%
54
1,700
Statham
Jan
33%
3%
7%
Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) <fc Co
Mar
25
ZZ
Jan
5
Steel
Jan
33%
25
35
6,200
50c
17% July
10
Aua
25
4,600
Statecourt
28% Aug
811 Mar
19%
{7
Feb
6
Starrett
Apr
83
-5%
fi
9
5%
Stanrock
72% Mar
Aug
7%
31%
15% July
43 Va Mar
Feb
6,200
8
Stanley Aviation Corp
Jan
Jan
26
ZZ
14%
5%
Standard
21% May
13% Jan
2 % July
7%
3%
preferred
Standard-Thomson
Jan
61%
69
45
1
Standard
Products
Co
Standard Shares Inc
Apr
100
69
45
Mar
12
5%
Standard
14% May
Jan
32
2ft—
12%
ft Jan
1,000
13,900
25c
Standard
8,% Aug
12% Jan
7%
-
11
321/4
24% July
1% Mar
5,000 fr
Standard
14'A July
17%
11%
Ltd
$1.60 convertible preferred
98% Mar
Jan
7%
13'A
30
2
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Feb
8%
15%
9%
'
12%
26
—
19 Va July
10,000
12%
Jan
20 % May
5%
Southland
Jan
7%
14%
20c
_
Timber.ZZZZZZ.-3
Pyle-National Co
8%
19%
Jan
8%
13% ~~
1
29V4
10c
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp
Jun
15%
Service of
4'%%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp &
4%
Jan
10Va
1
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
5%
14% May
9
Jan
7% May
7
40%
5,700
%
Apr
Jan
10c
Corp
Southern
1% Mar
31
1%
22%
1
2
Southern
50% July
7'A Feb
29%
21%
A
Southern California
75% July
lft
22i/4
5%
7%
4% Aug
13 Va
5%
4.24%
4.08%
9% Mar
60 %
•
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
Public
4,300
4%
10%
*
Royalties Ltd.
Prentice-Hall Inc
East
10%
4%
2 50
Pratt & Lambert Co.
Preston
9%
10 %
™™10
class
Polymer
Power
9%
6%
i0c
8%
10%
65%
500
2,800
15,700
5%
4.32%
Feb
18
class
4.48%
Aug
66
Jan
4%
3
4.56%
Aug
16%
7%
1%
4
6% Mar
5%
4.78%
Jan
6,500
38%
ZZZZZ 1
ZZZZl
2%
July
16,000
7%
Jan
5
4.88%
Jan
1%
6%
(Del)
Corp
3
5%
9'A
64%
2 %
£1
5%
Mar
3%
ZZ
3,100
Feb
10c
Southern
377/a Mar
8%
38%
Pierce Industries Inc
Pittsburgh
Jun
"
Apr
5%
Ltd
South
Apr
102
Jan
30
Co„_Topesos
Corp
Aircraft
13%
Jun
99
3,500
«
Tel
8%
250
32%
1%
2 50
Philips Electronics Inc
4,400
14%
•
Inc.
Venezuelan
South
Jan
11
9% Mar
Soss
Apr
19 Va
3
jfSn
pep Boys (The)
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ— 1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
(Mass )ZZ20
6%
Jun
17 %
Z2
0
Peninsular Metal
Jan
1%
Parlcersburg-Aetna Corp ZZZZZZZZZZZZl
Patino
3%
13 %
37/
1
—i
6,000
22,600
3
Bol
shares™l Bol
Company
Parker Pen Co class
A
5%
31%
7,000
4
Jan
Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills..
Sonotone Corp
90% Mar
Jun
99% 100%
100
•
Petroleum (C A)
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
84'A
15%
9%
10
Light
Apr
10%
.100
Bkiatron Electronics & Telev Corp
91% Mar
5%
is
10%
25
Slick
95% Mar
14%
"5%
Jan
•
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
128%
5
5
Shares
convertible
Sinclair
Jan
21%
24% May
Mines
Lighting
American
Simpson's
Jan
22%
1
Pancoastal
Class B
2 5'/a
24%
1
Ltd
Page-Hersey Tubes
Park Chemical
24%
•
Airlines__ZZZ
Northern
Pacific
$3
-.Apr
ZZ
•
14 Va
100
Common (when issued)
Slmmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
5%
July
6%
4
1
Silvray
Jan
preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd
series A___25
4.80% redeemable 1st
preferred___25
4.50% redeemable 1st
preferred
25
v
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
•
$4.40 dividend
preferred
*
$4.75
dividend
preferred
•
10
4,800
6%
•
Co
Precision
Silver-Miller
42% Mar
29%
28'/a
25
1st pfd
...
7%
15%
Co
Simca
P
Clay
Jan
8
4%
;
6%
~7
Gas
&
B
20'A
1
ZZZZZZZZZZZZl
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%% 1st preferred
Oil
73
5
5%
14%
Ltd
Breweries
Class
19
5
,
Overseas
18%
70%
IZZZ7
preferred
%
3%
5,000
8%
1
common
Aug
6'A
8V4
4%
.
1% Aug
5%
15%
Inc
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
30
O °kiep Copper Co
Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Pacific
Products
98 % Mar
91 Va
~%
8% Mar
lft May
14
8%
•
40 Va Mar
35
90%
1
Jan
3%
Mining
Jun
34
,__Z~~90c
5%
1
July
35
common
900
1
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America
5% Aug
56,500
27,100
500
6'A
20c
Inc
26% May
4%
24 Va
1
Jan
—3
3% July
Jan
4'A
22%
100
Va May
7%
9%
Co
Denn
Sherman
4'ft
'
Jan
1
6
1
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
4Y« Jan
Jan
23%
Opelika Mfg Corp
Oxford
Leather
1
400
2,400
3%
Corp class B
Corp of America
Seton
Jan
24,100
Jan
ft May
3,000
2%
ft
2'A
May
ft
lft
9%
Serrick
Jan
Jan
Apr
19% Mar
23% Mar
Jun
13%
1
I
20
21
lft
6
1
—
July
12%
—
10c
Apr
6%
20c
Ltd
cumulative
Inc
67%
a/4
.
Corp
Bros
1
10c
.
Sentry Corp
84
I.
"
Seeman
Feb
4%
1
1
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
5% Mar
3% July
2ft Jun
1,400
10,800
100
Apr
22
16% May
.3.50
Airlines
Inc
211/4
11%
18% Jun
17% Jan
100
21'A
25c
1
Securities
14%
.
18
1
50c
if
Aug
Jun
18
~
..25c
ft
iu
(Def.) ZZZZZ I6o
preferred!
Mar
(Del)
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Co
7
Paper Corp
Sayre & Fis'ner Co
ZZZZ50C
Ohio Power 4 Vi %
100
Saxon
%
1
Corp.
9%
Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil
Aug
o
Occidental
9'A
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Ltd
OgdenCorp
9%
24 Va Mar
—1
29% Mar
50
.
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
Jun
...20
—..1.20
34% Aug
4>A% pfdZZlOO
Mines Ltd
1
Warrants
17
Ltd—
Feb
Serv
Rankin Nickel
Northspan
Ohio
Petroleums
Feb
1
_ZZ
6,300
series preferred..
17%
25
Co
Pub
19%
series preferred....
5.60%
22
l
Ltd
20'A Mar
18%
20
10
A
Jan
18%
preferred
50
Zl
Zl
ZZZZl
Railway„ZZ
Southern
17
—20
series
Sapphire
Jun
High
6,800
„
550
Northeast Airlines
North
preferred
28%
1
Low
18%
16 pesos
Milling Co Ltd
series
33%
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.50
4% %
Aug
31%
Jan
Shares
17%
Inc
27 %
28%
10
B
Northern
5%
lft Feb
ft July
17%
for Week
Low
•
33%
Rosario__3.33%
Inc
Canadian
North
154
Feb
110
Sale#
Range
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
1 ft Mar
3%
Week'#
of Prices
18
Ltd
Corp
10
Honduras
American Royalties Inc™
North
Jan
31%
29%
30
Jun
1%
1,100
3,000
ft
ft
•
Jan
%
7,500
100
151% 154
1
15%
25,200
1
2%
2%
2 %
1
—
13
1
20c
Carlos
San
1% Mar
28%
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
5% Mar
%
•
American
Class
203
1%
13,800
.1
Ltd
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
Jan
9,200
1%
Oils
Mines
Nipissing
North
■
3
1
Land™
Oils
Merchandise
Rim
Noma
160
2%
Co
&
York
Nickel
2,290
Jan
13%
July
July
25c
Mining Co
York
New
500
23
Par
S
St
4% May
Jan
1%
1
New York Auction Co
New
192% 195%
194
2%
8,100
2%
Co
Co
Zinc
Mexico & Arizona
New
19%
19%
100
Watch
&
Chera
&
3%
High
Low
High
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
50c
Jersey
Clock
New
3Vz
30c
Corp
Co
Min
Shares
3%
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
National
Friday
FOR WEEK ended august 21
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
42 V*
Jun
16 Va
Feb
2% July
3% Jun
4%
Apr
5%
Jan
3
3%
1,600
3
July
4% Mar
6%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
7
2,200
6% Jan
9% Mar
R
Ramo
Investment Co
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing
Raymond
Red
a
~
"1
International
IncZZZZZZZZZlO
common
1
preferred
convertible
Pump Co
Arms
Co
Foil
Industrial
Resistoflex
1,600
27 Va
Aug
22%
1,400
19 Va
Jun
70
68%
70
800
54%
10%
10%
11
500
10% Aug
21 Va July
500
i0
Inc..
Inc
1
ZZZZZZZZZZl
Corp„__Z_Z
1
ZZZZIZZ~1
Corp
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
Z
distribution
Rochester Gas & Elec
4%
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Royce
pfd F
class A
Technicolor
Jan
3% Mar
Teleprompter
% July
1 % Mar
Television
~Ii
%
457/.
45%
%
10,200
48%
1,750
,
12% July
45%
Aug
54%
ii7/a
11%
12%
3,700
11 y#
27
26%
29
4,800
8
7%
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
14% July
Texam
24J/a July
7% Jun
36% July
9% Mar
Texas
6,600
26%
Aug
46
Thew Shovel
2%
Jan
9
8%
200
8%
Aug
4%
4%
4%
1,500
3%
Jan
20%
19%
23 %
7,800
100
82
80%
82
50c
6
Apr
Jan
12% Mar
Texas
Oil
Power
Thorofare
250
6
6%
5,500
£1
6ft
7%
2,800
6%
6%
300
13
July
80% May
4% Jan
6
6 Va
Aug
Jun
5%
Apr
page
1
Inc
1
10c
1
Co
&
Light
$4.56
pfd
24% Aug
86Va Jan
7ya May
7Va Aug
8%
Jan
Tilo
Roofing
18%
1,000
20%
Jan
5%
5,400
3
Mar
IV*
Jun
Tower
8ft
8
8ft
2,500
12%
Jan
Trans
Cont
5%
Jun
Trans
Cuba
6
9,200
5%
Jan
17 %' Jun
3%
3%
300
"414
7% July
2% Jan
1
4%
4%
1,400
3% July
•
19%
19%
20%
5,800
18!A Aug
1
.4
1
51/3
4
4
300
4
5%
5%
500
3%
6% Mar
6% Jan
27%
Jun
July
6 V*
Feb
Jan
6%
Jun
Feb
54% Mar
16
Jan
27% July
7
2%
16
4'A
11
6%
Jun
2%
3,106
2%
Jan
16 Va
2,90 6
9
Jan
4
4%
2,600
4
Aug
7% Mar
11
12%
8,600
Jun
17% Mar
6%
7%
1%
1%
26,40^-
23%
24%
_.
Toledo
Trans
Edison
com..—10c
10
2%
5,500
Lux
31
12%
Jan
10%
1.100
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
Aug
17
Mar
14
July
25
24%
25%
1,500
24Va July
34%
31
30
31
1,300
28%
36
Jan
23%
23 %
9Q£;
24
Aug
31
31%
500
85
86%
20
preferred—_—100
1'
1
1
2%
Industries
Co
17% Jan
8%
r?
31%
Corp
4%%
Jun
Co Ltd—
Inc
class
A
Corp
3%
3%
l.'OO'O
8%
8%
8%
2,700
2%
ft
14,000
8,600.
11
11%
1,100
10c
14%
15%
2,900
•
31 %
31 %
400
2%
%
50c
common
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
9%
Jan
'. 3% Jan
29
fJUn
2%
.
'
Feb
S%
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
Jun
4 Vb Mar
.
38
4.
82;% Aug Zv,
50
~3%
Transportation Corp of America—
Class A
Jun
Feb
97
1%
Jan
lft Mar
Jan
July
8%
11%
2V8
Apr
~25c
!
Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
Oil
%
23
1,500
2%
3% Mar
22 Va
1% May
2,800
ft
10%
92
12%
9% Mar
9,700
2%
15%
ft
1%
1
Tonopah
4%
5%
41 y«
2%
Inc
Shipyards
18%
»•
900
950
Amer! deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered
5s
5Va
Feb
52
24%
Amer
5%
8 Va
______1
Inc
Tobacco Security Trust
Todd
Aug
17% Mar
Jan
51%
•
1
,
23
23%
Ltd
18 Va
Jan
14Vv Jan.
51%
—5
Co
Park
14%
"8
10ff'
24
25c
Markets
18%
—1.25
35.
Corp
Thriftmarket Inc.
1
com
1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe
7
10
Corporation
300
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson <fc Haynes
-
Corp
1
•
Fifth Avenue
Russell (The FC) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co new
1,600
8%
20c
Calgary
50c
Russeks
1,300
17%
8%
Tenney Engineering Inc
4,900
3y2
18%
16%
Industries
8%
—
18
17%
Inc
26%. 28'A
27%
18%
8
Inc
Aug
%
1.50
new
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
8%
Aor
8
10
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
1,200
18
common
preferred
cumulative
25,400
400
A
common
2
1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
see
22
4%
class
B
9
19%
1
Inc_„20c
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
footnotes
Mar
Inc
Class
1%
Ltd—
Amer
For
14 y2 Mar
25
T
Talon
8%
ioe
Rio
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3
1965
Robinson Technical Products
Rolls
Jan
.
26% July
39% Mar
26 Va July
'76
July
19%
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
'
19%
7
Reliance Insurance Co
Republic
29 %
22
as/a
j
Soundcraft Corp
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Reis
Remington
Jun
28%
20
Reeves
Republic
23%
29
22
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
1
_Z_
Co
V* Feb
,
90
Apr
3% Aug
10 V*
4
July
Mar
Jun
lft Apr
Jan
14% Mar
13 Va
Feb
22%
Apr
29 %
Jan
39%
Feb
%
'"-'7
-i
Number 5875
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(799)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Par
True
135
Temper Corp
Guys from Harrison
Two
14V4
Shares
Range Since Jan.1
Low
High
High
28%
26%
13%
21400
14%
31% Aug
Jan
24
19
14% Apr
9% Jan
16,700
Jun
Corp
4,300
Co
18 y3
16%
Stock Yards
Feb
Feb
United
200
7%
7%
2,500
4 li
414
4%
7,700
7% July
4% Jun
1
1%
1%
1ft
4,400
United
Cuban
.
ft
%
4,800
ft July
Elastic Corp_u
Milk Products
Amer
United
Pacific
U S
Air
Ceramic
Foil
United
class
Stores
Marion
11%
4%
5%
5%
5%
series
A 6s
A
1951
7s
series
Jan-July
tl7
_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
tl81
*171
180
_Jan-July
19
19
.Jan-July
.Jan-July
$92.
1952
B
1951
Port
Waterways
&
10
44%
43%
44'A
700
com—25c
17%
200
.
Co
18
35%
—14
18%
18%
12'A Aug
5
30%
27%
31
7%
Jan
20%
15%
Jun
Jan
13%
Jan
ft" 22% May
26% Aug
6% Jan
7,000
33% July
Jun
36
July
8
Feb
16 %
Jan
6
2,500
13
u%
12
_1
Feb
9% Mar
53
30
9,000
7%
7%
.
14
Jan
42 % July
11,100
Victoreen <The) Instrument Co_.
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
6 %
6%
500
4%
Jan
15'A
6%
Feb
3%
3%
9,500
2,800
3%
Jan
19% May
5% Mar
6%
6%
6%
6,900
3%
Jan
8%
Jun
14%
15%
600
Jun
19%
6%s
4%s
series
1952
7s
1967
B
(City
1939
Germany—
redeemed)
(80%
AHanover
(Prov)
Maranhao
11
100
Jan
A7s
2'/as
2008
(issue
of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A7s
voting
14
9%
Webb
1
~2%
-10c
Instrument
iy2
Co_
Knapp Inc common
Company Inc
Wentworth
Manufacturing
Products
April-Ocf
July
117
Jan
22
Jan
31
*60
3,100
2
1,000
87%
10
2 y2
2%
4%
ft
4,100
32%
32%
200
27%
Feb
35
t93
100
*58
57
58%
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-JuZy
46%
51%
38%
44
Peru
A)
*No par
—
29%
30
100
29% July
'A
%
Is
32%
included
(not
tribution.
in
range),
year's
r
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
."vv
being traded flat.
^Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificate*;
"w i," when Issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
,
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
are
-Borids-
-Stocks-
Corp
Williams Brothers Co
Brothers
13
Steel
Bethlehem
% July
iy8
21%
General
Builders
4y8
Jan
Jan
20% May
16% Mar
5
2,400
35
33'A
35
% Feb
45% Jun
8
Aug
13%
19
10
91
31'A
250
15%
1,250
12%
Jan
21
Valley
15%
23%
23 %
23'A
300
22%
48
48
48%
600
48
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
July
68%
Jan
63?
7ft May
Apr
2% July
„5s
ft
1%
6,100
25%
25%
200
6%
1,700
i
1%
1
25%
6%
Last
Period
Sale Price
1974
June-Dec
debs 1994—June-Dec
1970
101%
1
2% July
1% May
29% Aug
9% Jan
ft July
6
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
99% 103%
141'A
Feb
Jun
4s series
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
99
171
36 Vs
84%
88 %
1963
83%
84
85
6'/2s due
39%
53ft.
98%
53
39%
98%
98%
,
140
Jan-July
1976
1974
Mar-Sept
1961
75
123
.Jon-July
--
1st
187%
114%
82
80%
1ft.
Pennsylvania
3s
1963
1971
Water
3'As
Power
&
3'As 1970
Service .Electric
Public
Rapid American
5%s
Safe
Co 7s
subord
conv
86
47
56%
33'A
39%
1
97%
May-Not?
April-Oct
1964
Power
Corp
1981
3s
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62
Southern
California
3s
Edison
3'/a 8 series A 1973
81
20
1965
May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
90
184
91%
91%
187%
119
95'A
115
82%
96%
113
91
36
88
168
23 >■'
79
85
1
89 %
119
95'A
94%
101%
170
90%
98
~9
__
86
115%
35
53
185%
86 y*
—Feb-Aug
93
78%
78%
2
73
86
86%
86%
21
1982
series
I
1982
series
J
1982
4%s
series
K
1983
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
United
Dye
Wasatch
Gas
&
Corp
Washington
Water
Webb & Knapp Inc
West
Penn
Gas
6s
A
ser
Power
5s
3s
3y4S
1971—Jan-July
1970
1963
3%s
1974
1960
1964
June-Deo
Juae-Aug
15
86%
86%
4
85
85
88%
85
16
88%
103
159%
100
100
193%
70
69
100
82%
927/a
100%
100
103'A
100% 100 y2
86%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
1
1101 %
Feb-Aug
1973
6s
5s debs
Traction
1970
(Calif)
Electric
&
Chemical
deb
3%s
Gas
95
95
103
548.3
101%
Transportation
513.5
—1.3
527.7
457.8
563.6
556.8
—1.2
470.1
510.5
347.0
—1.7
371.5
340.7
70'A
99
Trade.
Mining
and
Service
—
219.6
+ 0.1
231.8
424.2
419.9
—1.0
433.0
382.7
328.6
Finance
325.8
—0.9
360.4
315.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
No. of
Shares
Aug. 17—
1,977,440
Aug. 18~
Mon.
Int'l
Foreign
Total
Government
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
$383,000
$3,909,000
428,000
$3,526,000
4,849,000
Aug. 19
2,278,520
3.051,100
4,421,000
Wed.
6,458,000
180,000
Thurs.
Aug. 20_,
2,450,450
4,832,000
318,000
Aug. 21_^._,__
2,004,700
4,001,000
264,000
11,762,210
$23,238,000
Tues. '
•Fri. ft.
•
Total
6,638,000
5,150,000
.....
Jan. 1 to Aug. 21
of
1958
1959
1958
1959
Stocks—No.
S.
12,270,245
552,003,671
16,000
97,000
$1,573,000
23,238,000
$1,644,200
46,602,500
957,408,600
43,130,920
791,877,100
$24,130,700 $1,004,028,100
$835,209,020
$1,000
Government
International
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
and
416,138,036
11,762,210
Shares
Bonds—
U.
4,265,000
$24,811,000
$1,573,000
Week Ended Aug. 21
Industrial
$24,811,000
Total
22,486,500
$104,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
Bonds
Government
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$118,000
Aug. 17.
888,065
$105,000
$13,000
Tuss.
Aug. 18_
794,350
~$~2"ooo
178,000
Aug. IP.
889,820
140,000
117,000
36,000
Wed.
6,000
3,000
126,000
Thurs.
Aug. 20.
814,155
60,000
21,000
86,000
871,790
102,000
5,000
1,000
2,000
105,000
$524,000
$61,000
$28,000
$613,000
Mon.
Fri.
Aug. 21_
4,258,180
Total
105%
85%
84
85
57
100
90
95%
100
208.6
219.3
Utility
107'A
3
12
490.7
554.2
520.1
—
Goods
105%
99
11
63
400.1
—1.2
541.5
«
Low
441.3
352.9
Goods
Non-Durable
(No. of
85
4%s
Durable
Shares)
2
4%s
Manufacturing
Jiigh
—1.0
433.1
437.5
Composite
85%
85
4'As series H
1959-
Percent
Change
Aug. 7, '59
Aug. 14, '59
96%
85
81
of the common
major industry
for the
with the preceding week and with highs and lows
78
82
Yeh-Auq
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
compared
90%
82
178
179%
groups
65
73
92'/a
84
I
108.27
119
75%
1981
107.85
113
75
G
108.12
21—
80
115
1
series
19
Aug. 20-.
Aug.
SEG Index of Stock Prices
100
81
series F 1979
High
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices
stock for week ending Aug. 14, 1959, for composite and by
123
94%
81
3s
Wed. Aug.
90%
1
3
Feb-Aug
,
1958
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan
2
Range for 1959
High
109.60 Aug 4
Low
103.19 Jan
2
Range for
Closing
95
Feb-Aug
3%s
Mon.
89
—Feb-Aug
1973
•
97%
90%
1973—
3%s series E
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
103
90
80
31
86%
91%
88%
185
90%
—~—Jan-July
—
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
85%
3'/as series D 1976
B
stocks, 19.61
65
47
79
86'A
15
2%s series C 1976
3s series
8.53;
98%
—
1101% 101%
90%
1998_Jan-JuIy
1967
deb
debs
Water
Harbor
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
6s
Co
Gas
&
83.69
divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
Averages are computed by using the following
92
32
—
110% 115
96%
May-Nov
3'As 1968
mortgage
mortgage
84.01
45
87%
.
27
80
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
extended to
1953
Power
1st
82.06
125'A
80
~5
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
80.60
103%
82%
1121
Apr-Oct
*;
1970
1963
3'As
Power
88.08
High
120'A
Corp—
National Theatres 5V2s debentures
England
218.94
Range Since
Bonds
47
88%
June-Deo
1978
1
17%
Week's Bangs
or
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
National Research Corp—
5s
convertible subord debentures
New
91.26
Feb
31% Aug
19y8 May
26% May
—1
Interest
RR 4s
163.98
Jan
100
Aug
July
15'/a
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
655.02
23% July
14% July
200
& Western RR 4s
20
Apr
2%
14%
11%. Jun
-100
debentures
subord
6s
AGuanianamo
83.67
Aug.
Jun
600
5
A 1993
flfajz-Nov
A 1st mortgage 4s series B
1993
.——May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage
84.00
Jan
Jun
17%
19'A
3%s
82.03
Apr
Division—
J
80.60
Jan
100
53
N
88.03
37%
400
2%
23
Jan-July
of
215.77
Fri.
31
Authority
Transit
91.03
Thurs.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
159.25
Apr
200
184
Chicago
646.53
Apr
3,300
1998
series A 1970
2%s
Edison
Boston
19
31%
5%
_40C
Aug
83.72
Aug.
44
95%
Corp
6s
83.61
84.14
37
19'A
3y4S
84.07
82.05
Jan
8
Power
81.84
80.60
109.04
108.83
£1
Elec
80.50
88.06
18
6,000
2'A
5%s conv subord debs
Appalachian
88.01
217.28
17
95%
inc
87.96
219.40
Aug.
2
4s
83.59
219.46
91.92
Tues. Aug.
12%
Inc
Pump
40
83.97
91.52
Date—
%
ft Jan
12%
—
&
81.80
91.80
Jan
Low
Steel
80.60
Bonds
162.18
Apr
50
Friday
Inc
ities
160.75
162.35
Jan
5%
BONDS
AAmer
Rails
658.42
4 ye
12 'A
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
Rails
650.79
658.74
3 y2
%
23
1
Co
Util¬
trials
Stocks
i_—
3ft Aug
-25
Petroleum
Total
.
Grade
17
2% July
pfd— .100
dep rets ord regular—
Jewelry
10
Grade
1&._—ft;-*.
14
1,300
1,700
preference
Zapata
Second
Indus¬
65
Aug.
3,200
15%
common.
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale
tries
Jan
14%
Woodley Petroleum Co
Woolworth- (F W) Ltd—
American
roads
First
10
Aug.
Aug.
July
1
preferred
Woodall Industries
trials
2ft Jan
15%
!
4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Util-
91%
—10
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
Rail¬
Total
15
Apr
1
& Co
10
10
20
85
18'A
%
~2'A
1
—5
(The)
Wilson
"~%
1
,
Wichita River Oil Corp—
(R C)
__
Ex-dividend,
x
23
40
40
1
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Oil Co- -10c
Williams
*39 %
57
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis-
18% Aug
„10
Co
47%
ABonds
27%
~20
Mfg
46%
102%
value, a Deferred delivery transaction
t Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
Mar
i
Inc
Stag
—
June-Dec
2008— Mar-Sept
stamped (Plan
(Republic of)—
4% May
3,100
4
Coal
%
Jun
2,600
o
1
~2%
1
Westmoreland
6
Jan
1%
3%
lii
87 y2
-100
Westmoreland
5%
Jan
19%
2%
1%
dep
Wickes
65
5% Aug
3%
18%
3%
18%
rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
White
64
Jun
4%
4%
4%
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
91
108
100
-50C
pfd
64
*60
2%s
Parana
2ye Mar
Jan
160
28
—1 %
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
95
4% Mar
Jan
111
Development Co
Western
Feb
28
Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
29%
110
—^1
.1.25
Canadian Oil ■& Gas Ltd
Chemical
1%
Feb
•
(Del)
Weiman &
West
iya
36,400
May
,
374
1—5
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
West
1%
1%
5%, Mar
80
Jun
Aug
22
22,800
2%
Jan
Feb
2%
50
22
2%
2%
71
30
400
2%
.
22
—30
3,200
14 % Mar
Jan
<
2%
—1
common
Precision
&
4%
2%
100
77
77
_100
cumulative preferred
Waltham
5%
4%
4%
ctfs_
trust
64
May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Date
Waco Aircraft Co
$2
93%
—
120
64
-May-Nop
30
5%
Waitt & Bond Inc
19
*125
-Feb-Aug
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
13% Mar
•
w
Baking
preferred
180
16%
—
t8
,_Feb-Aug
1949
6%s
stamped
Indus¬
7%
180
of)
Jan
11
25c
Products
Vogt Manufacturing
5'As
AHanover
7'A July
13%
3%
1
1
2
Adjustment
series A 1967
July
6%
14%
warrants
Industries
78% July
1%
50
18%
com.
new
Feb
43,000
16 %
35 %
Valspar Corp
Wagner
19 %
and Clearing Assndebs—
Debt
13% Mar
10'A July
2% Jan
6,300
(Fla)
Corp
41'/a
600
25c
new
May
27% Aug
7% Jan
4% July
9% Jan
27,700
67'A
4%
15
Inc
Winding
Food
1,100
5
Universal
Universal
Vita
4,100
10%
11'A
~4%
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Norman
5%
9%
Jan
190
16% Mar
6,800
27
61
67%
Insurance
5'/a
Jan
"
1
Controls
Universal
180
4%
com—1
.50c
B_
Corp
Jan
50'A Aug
11% Mar
4% Feb
—
24%
5
10%
Universal American Corp
:
Universal Consolidated Oil.
Universal
25%
50c
—1
Co
%
4}4 May
—
1
Aluminum
Conditioning Corp
Tile
Apr
7ft Jan
2ft Jan
Feb
35
—
—
__
100
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co new
Van
400
50%
49
*
10%
ft-:
w
.
dep rets ord registered—.—_10s
U S
S
ft
5
Ltd—
N J RR & Canal
United
U
26%
10c
Oil Inc
Molasses Co
Aug
Mar
1% July
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Products
Corp
United
23% Jan
26%
~7%
1
20
Aircraft
Asbestos
United
12'/a
27
50c
Omaha
of
United
United
United
16% May
20'A Aug
Jan
300
14%
19%
13
*
7%
4
Union
A6s
ADanzig
10
14
5
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
Investment
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks
German Savings Banks
u
Unexcelled Chemical
AUGUST 21
ABaden
Jun
26%
11,100
22%
22%
10c
Inc
of Prices
Low
28 %
warrants-
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Trl-Continental
Week's
Last
STOCKS
17
68
2
99
Week Ended Aug. 21
1959
91%
87
92
71%
103
97%
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
1958
Foreign
1959
4,213,425
267,348,128
123,771,511
$524,000
$234,000
government-
61 000
corpo-ate—
14,000
25,000
$16,624,000
1,277,000
1,014,000
$11,735,000
1,174,000
23,000
$273,000
$18,915,000
$14,234,000
-
75
101%
21
1958
4,258,180
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Jan. 1 to Aug.
Total
$613,000"
1,325,000
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(800)
Monday, August 24. 1959
.....
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
Par
American
Anaconda
—33%
^0
25
Company
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
&
Gas
Eastern
cum
5%
cum
Fuel
National
Motor
33%
65
32%
Aug
36% May
41
44%
1,559
26
Feb
49% July
31%
198
29%
Jun
43% Mar
79 V»
80 Yz
3,726
75%
Jun
89%
63%
65%
Apr
60%
Jan
62%
738
59
Feb
313
53
Jan
62
18
Jan
S
U
U
—
We
25%
150
55%
32
22%
51
22%
Aug
30%
311
28%
Jun
33%
48
Mar
56
11
—
9 Ve
30
100
9ye
64
•
Creek
Kennecott
Loew's
Coal
Co
Boston
103
45
89
40
71 %
'—10
56%
56%
50
54 :
—
Detroit Stock
156
65 %
45
6Ys
6OV2
Jun
Friday
STOCKS
81 Ve
595
50%
Feb
81
Aug
81 J/2
2,184
74%
Feb
52
84% July
53% May
Allen Electric
37%
60
44
American
373
14
4
14
31%
25
;
322
32
61
Ye
160
RR Co 5% cum pfd.100
Racing Association
1
National Service Companies
1
New England Electric System
20
Clin
Mathleson
Tel
44% Mar
37»/4
Aug
96%
Jan
10
"Jan
117'A
Feb
15 J/2
July
Mar
31 Ye July
Chemical
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall
1
Drug & Chemical Co.
11c
9c
98%
37
Jan
50
12%
Jan
877
20
*20%
1,428
192
20
195%
212
52%
284
49%
5
50
25
2.50
Corp
60
13%
13%
100
& Tel Co
115
115
Central
Narragansett
England
Jan
Wrigley
17
16%
6c
Jan
160
Jan
Feb
19c
21%
Jan
42%
Aug
14Ye
Jan
19%
115
203
Feb
Jan
58'
July
15%
Apr
19 Ye
Jan
30
30
100
23%
Jan
50 Ye
July
42%
44-
271
32 VB
Jan
50 Ye
July
64
Fruit
27
225
56 Yi
Jan
64 5/e
39%
39 V*
70
33 Ye
Jan
42 Y» May
33
29
Yz
32 y2
33%
Ye
28 y2
34Y8
56%
56 Ye
57
5
€0%
50
12.50
Co
United Shoe Machine Corp
U S Rubber Co
U
520
59
-1
•
—
Torrington Co
United
31
57 Ye
*
Stop & Shop Inc
29 y2
29
•
Inc
Smelting Ref & Mining Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
ADr
28%
Jan
28%
Aug
403
45%
Jan
63%
202
4 6 Ye
Jan
69
Metal
31%
25
38
Feb
90%
274
1
31
335/e
July
70 Ye
Feb
Aug
45
Mar
973/4 July
&
American
Laundry
Baldwin
Carey
Piano
Cincinnati
Telephone
32 Yz
Milling
Cincinnati
43%
—
Kroger
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
225
393/e
39 5/e
67
41Y4
100
4 6 Ye
17
32 Yz
333/a
43 Yz
32 Ys
Davidson
Gamble—^
27 Ye
Bros
.
„
Allied
Jan
40
Aug
July
52 Yz
Feb
503/4
.
590
32 Yz
Jun
37 Ye
Jan
433/4
121 '•)-
38 Ye
92%
180
90%
Jun
69 y4
87
60
Jan
American
Radiator
American
&
Telephone
Sani
Stand
323/e
31%
325/8
1,235
27 V*
85
83 Yz
85 %
1,367
73 Yz
47
Ye
New
Gar
Tobacco
Jun
34
Anaconda
52%
Jan
60 Yz
41%
Apr
50%
Jan
58%
58%
75
47
Feb
65
15 %
113
15
Aug
18%
15
Co—
79%
96%
96%
66%
—30
73%
.—.1
22%
_
Avco
...
3
;
—
Bethlehem
13%
13
!
Steel—
Boeing Airplane
'
Burlington Industries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Goebel
Great
Brewing
Hoskins
Manufacturing
Colgate-Palmolive
Davis
&
Columbus
&
.Corn
So.
Products
Curtiss
13%'
80%
288
96%
5
66%
50
74%
165
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91
13%
147
75%
Jun
90
Jun
60%
Jan
89%
Apr
Jan
Ohio Electric
Rudy
-
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(H
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_.
74
Mar
United
Dist
Shirt
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&
Tel
Martin
Mead
Co
Monsanto
National
Chemical
Pure
Radio
Oil
Sinclair
Allied
Standard
of
Co
Brands
Jan
70%
40
68 V*
Jan
74 5/e
Yz
65 y4
239'
50 Ye
Feb
72 Ye July
55 Yz
33
52 Ye
Jun
645/4
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footnotes
40
36%
Jun
43y4
38%
38 Yz
American
-
44.
48% July
17J/4 Aug
2Yz
214
2%
UY4
Jun
Jan
17% July
Jan
,
3 y4 May
2 Ye
Feb
1.002
9 Ye
Apr
Jan
I6Y2 Mar
375
21 Ye
Apr
245/4
1,132
10
Jun
15 Yz
434
12 Ye
13 y4
13%
11
Jan
14 %
13%
5
—
of
■
5
the
Jan
100
3 Ye
Jan
5
Jan
Jun
July,
Exchange
round-lot
transactions
Week's
Range
only
Sales
for Week
<
of Prices
'Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
600
f
High
61 Yz
.
Feb
2G%
Jan
84 y4 Apr
34% July
293/e May
,200
17 Ye
Feb
9
4,2,70
6%
Aug
6%
1,400
6 Yz
16
1134
1,600
Feb
133/e
Apr
1
57%
57 Yt
57 V*
100
45 Y4
Jan
58 Yz
11 Ye
11%
200
9 Ye
Jan
14
July
May
335/4
3 5 Ye
2.300
26%
Feb
36Yz
107 5/4 107%
_
8
10
35 Yz
1
1075/4
300
5
10Yz
10
Jan
Feb
17
Apr
v
Aug
8.700
77 Ye
May
35 Ye
33
35 V*
3,500
26%
Apr
39 Ve
July
27%
25 Yz
27%
800
24, Ye
Jan
335/e
Apr
29
(Un)__
(Un).
215/e
241
20 Yz
Jun
245/4 Mar
50
335%
Jun
38 5/e
Aug\
American
Machine
53 Ye
23
American
Motors
52 %
142
84 %
84%
38
262% 262%
1
525/4
Feb
59 5/e
Jun
27 s/e
Feb
395%
Apr
88%
88%
5078
Jun
75 Ve
Jan
203
60%
Jan
91% July
Feb
272 V4
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1145/4 July
American
American
Rad
Steel
Tel
&
&
Feb
30% July
3.400
42
Apr
50%
60 Ye
2,100
46%
Feb
64% July
,
19 Ye
19 Ye
100
19
Jun
20%
Jan
'
88
91 %
300
53%
Jan
99
41%
445/8
3,100
255/4
Feb
San
14%
15
1,600
64
643/4
60
80%
5,000
91
5
Stand
Viscose
20 Yz
44%
57 s, 8
7
43%
(Un) ——5
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American Tobacco
American
Foundry
Tel
29
43 Va
60Y2
1
Corp
&
27
43%
10
Co (Un)
Investment Co
(111)
38%
110
-
12.50
Cyanamid
21%
32 Ye
1
...
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Can-Co
Apr
14%
1
Co^
64
33 Vi
(Un)
(Un)..
79,%
.
25
Corp
,
-
79
Ye
450
Aug
49'A July
18%
Apr
63%
Jun
72 J/8
July
76
Jun
89
Apr
107
Jan
14% Aug
97%
97Yz
97%
400
91 Yz
47%
493/4
9,000
37 Ye
Jan
62 Yz
62%
__
74Y4-
76-
_
Jun
48%
_
—25
Jan
53% July
Aug
35
76%
77
78%
101
50 %
Jan
50 %
118
48%
Aug
80%
July
81% Aug
60% Apr
78%
81%
144
75'/a
Feb
84%
54%
52%.
55%
355
44% Mar
Armour
2,1%
58% July
97
Apr
Apr
Anaconda
Company
Arkansas
Armco
Louisiana
(Un)
63
5
,
Corp (Un)
Co (111):
&
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Gas...
Steel
10-
66
550
603/e
Jan
74
300-
47 Ye
Jan
68 J/2 July
500
-
-
65 Ye Mar
Mar
80
July
5
21%
21%
142
17%
Jan
24
May
Ashland
50 y8
53%
237
39%
Jan
57
July
34
50
28%
Feb
45% May
2934
28%
295 4
1,100
23
May
32% July
l-
22Y4
22
23
3,000
19
Jan
25% May
29
28%
29
1,100
27Ye
Jan
32 J/2 July
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10
10
300'
9 Ye
Jun
255,4
2554
100
245/4. Jan
44%
44%
45%
800
44
Jan
53
13 V2
13 Ve
13%
1,100
10 Ye
Jan
17% May
8%
100
7 Ye
July
11 "A "Jan;
Atchison TopeKa & Santa Fe—
33%
43%
—
44
Ye
37
37 3/e
Jun
48
78
32 Ys
Jan
61V* May
49 Yz Feb
July
Oil &
Refining
Products
Atlantic
Avco
10
non-cumulative preferred—
Corp
Refining
40%
41Y4
45 Yz
45Y4
—
51
52
%
102
39
Jan
49 V*
495/4
40
405/e
Jan
565/e July
50 Y4 Aug
57%'
59
250
57%
Aug
795/4
29
Jun
34 Y4 Mar
32Ye Aug
52% Mar
Bearings
47 %
Beiidix.
30%
■
31%
32 Y»
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475/e.
40 Y4
—
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32 Yt
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41
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43
85
16
5
40
62%
62 3%
53
53
10
103
8
41%
Jun
26 Yz
Jan
44
Jun
40 Ye
.
Jun
443%
■
.
Feb
•
Jan
Apr
70 Ye May
43%
45
44%
44%
58%
58%
44
Jan
53%
Jun
25
57%
Jun
44%
45%
160
24%
228
21%
Feb
71
75
85
63%
Jan
468
49%
Jun
.-
52
51
52%
57%
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11%
12
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Gas
class A—1
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Corp.—
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8%
-
16
;
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Manufacturing
2
4V2
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68%
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16%
400'
14
Jan
18 V4 July,
76%
100"
66Ya Jan
76'/a "Aug
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4%
1 *
57
2.400
-
39%
68 Yz
68%
1
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16--
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76 Yz
10
Aviation
Benguet
13
_
Manufacturing Co
18'
160
23"
55
"
Boeing
Airplane
Fisheries
67%
-
Feb
Booth
52%
42% July
22%.
74
&
Co..
10 J/2 Mar
36y4
54
Yz
100-
2,500
154
31%
30 Yz
32 y4
26 54
27
44%
43%
45 Ye
4,500
-
38 Yz
50
Jan
•-
4V2
Aug
Jan
4lJ/2 July
68
Jan
88% May
1 Ye
1,200
57%
*
38 Yz
3%
30
July
Mar
2
49 Va May-
58% July
27
39 J/2
Jan
Aug
Aug
49%
Oil
-
-
Aug
35% May
39% Jan
45 Vb
51
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Belden.
-
ip
Corporation
Eailey Selburn
-
.10
—_4
Co
Bastian-Blessing
—
common.
Common
__
—
5
1
'
July
7 Yz May
Broadcasting
Paramount
American
48%
f
"
,
9
15 Yz
*
385/e
1
page
Feb
1%
11Y4
___
(Un)__
American
%
•
see
Feb
11 Ye
11
Jan
6%
Ltd
Jan
78%
10
.
36 Ye
314
Aug
Aug
l3/e
Jan
48
I—7
Oil
453
17 y4
46
35
11%
America
July
14
62
5
Standard Oil (N J):
Standard Oil (Ohio
46 Yz
Feb
Jan
July
50c
Studebaker-Packard
Sucray-Mid Continental
_
_
26
15
.
2%
22 Ye
50c
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing...
Jan
3
Oil
120
27 Ye
32
—I
Brass Manufacturing.
Alleghany Corp (Un)
17% May
Jan
.
..
Akron
145/e
1.4Q
Socony Mobil Oil!
Sperry Rand
July
1.141
8%
Binks
_
31
3 Ye
19%
40
5
Sears Roebuck
Jan
I6Y4
8 Ye
4 4 Ye
•
,
Feb
915
19%
Bethlehem
Regis
Paper
Schenley Industries
Jan
2 Ye
lYz
19Yz
Aug
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43/e
25
100
205
Admiral Corp
1
Advance Ross Electronics Corp.^
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Aid Investment & Discounts
£._
—1
31 Ye
•
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:
Corp
Jan
1% July
2.017
1,400
20
84%
$.3333
Phillips Petroleum
585/4 July
Mar
3 Ye
46
-33%
_
23 Ye
7
51%
5
Pepsi-Cola
30 Ye
12
common^
_
31 Ye
28%
*
.
Aug
Mar
8
34%
31 Ye
Co
53 Ye
2
Register
National Distillers
1,692
33 Yz
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23 5/e
__
1
Cash
430
1%
23/4
Par
31%
21Y4
5
Montgomery Ward
45
Aug
July
17 Y4
Last
'
'■
—...
5
Corp
3 Ye
Yz
10
Acme
Athey
(P) & Co
4,500
3Y4'
71 Yz
5%
Lorillard
Jan
22%
compilation
•
Corp
5Ye
11 Yz
1
•
Harvester
International Tel
200
70 Va
__3
___
International
6 Ye
70 Yz
.1%
Greyhound
28 Y4
45%
—
.1
._
Abbott Laboratories
.5
General Motors:.
81
Jan
.
3 Ye
Sale Price
'
1
—
Feb
185/4
55 Yt
Midwest Stock
5
Dynamics
Electric
63 Yz
155%
__
10
_
American Airlines
10
Ford
General
July
4 Y2 Mar
Feb
51%
1
Udylite Corporation
Aluminium
5
General
Jan
484
10
—_.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
70 5/e
5
Kodak.
24
13/e
1%
2
_
__
18 5/e July
1
Chemical....
Eastman
475/4 Mar
45
1
...
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American
DuPcnt
4
v
4,049
Ye'
30 Ye
1
_
Co
58% July-
1
.
Jan
34 Yz
1
_
&
May
1
Wright
7 Ye May
Jun
15 Vz
49 Va
1
•
Dillon
American
Dow
''
3
Manufacturing
49 Ye
65%
5
Co
77 Ye
53
•"
1
80% July
25% May
Jun
10%
Apr
106
65 % Mar
19%
July
55Yz
.25
10
Dayton Power & Light
U-
1%
10
Co
245
——
1
System,
41Y2
,
592
27
6
-
-
2,.50
.
Products.
16 3/8
\
-10
Gas
76 5/8
1
Refineries
Screw
563/4
2
.
Service
13% May..
300
4Yz.,
63 Yz
25 5%
17
1
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Lansing Stamping
—r~
1
...
Aug
5 Yz. Jan
1,779
4 %
y
.1
&
16%
56%
5
__
Chrysler Corp
Columbia
Yz
4,710
23../
63 Yz
..1.66%
...
Oil
Lakes
533/4
—.
8
_
Cities
4
1
General Motors Corp
Aluminum
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Apr
10 Yz
„"502„
44 Ye
21%
5
Jun
10
—..50
:
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Armco
■
50
80
Mar
13 *
1.350
'6Ya".
:.43%
.
89% Mar
441/e
15
4
72 y4 May
16 y4 July
'
Yz. Jan
Jan
59%
—4—.—.25
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-;,.5i5
137/0 .14
5
,
Industries
Wood
23 '
1
May
44 Ve
$33%
Amerjpan
44% Mar
Jan
Jun
75
59%
5
Telegraph
&
Aug
64
100 y4 Mar
.12
—
-
:2% Apr
31% July
Jan
30
—
Jun
19% Mar
51 Yz
32
6
_1
STOCKS
Cyanamid
11%
296
Jan'
30 "A
4lYe
.20
.
Bower-Bearings
Feb
91 Yz
>
5
42 Ye
*
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American
"Aug
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Stores
American
12 V4
V976
1
...
Trailer
Stocks
*
Jan
C
_
A
Unlisted
Aug
8%
Jan
'30 J/4
10%
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
Scotten
353/4 July
37% Jun
...2
—
24 Vb
1,030
3Y8
62%
Detroit Steel Corp
Economy Baler ;
Rickel
High
Jan
—.1
Procter &
32J/2
Feb
2%
-31
Prophet Company
68%
50
_—.<
_
_
Shares
42
40 y4
— —
Electric common..¥.50
Cincinnati
Gibson Art
Aug
16%
1,205
2.349
Corp.
Detroit/Edison.—
Parke
High
463/s
..10
♦
GaB &
of Prices
40
395/8
—•
Manufacturing
Champion Paper
27
■
40
Mar
3
for Week
Low
20
23J/4'Jan
Jan
171
475'
27
3%
Consolidated Paper.
Continental Motors
r*
1%
27
Burroughs Corporation'—...
Chrysler
12%
1%
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.
Machine.'
2Ve
760
-24%
12%
Z——*
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
High ; -
.
15% Aug
750
28
.
24%
Mfg.
Company
Die
Masco
Exchange
Week's
Last
27
.....
Brown-McLaren
Leonard
Friday
Products
Brlggs Manufaciurin
475;-:
2% -.;2%
t
Aug
Cincinnati Stock
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.15.% ,15 %
2%
—„
58Yz Aug
88
88%
572
9,262
31%
common—25
S
32Y4 Mar
July
Shares
July
•
Association
Webster
&
59% July
for Week
?
Par
Stores.
Baldwin -Rubber
Ford
Stone
July
May
'
ACF
Federal-Mogul
Shawmut
■
% Mar
97% July
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
79 y.
78%
Buell
New
43
105
Jan
Exchange
Week's'
Last
Sale Price
Budd
Maine
Jan
Mar
.
37J/4
—.——*
Theatres.
;
33%
Jan
102% 104%
50
common
Corpi;
Cement Corp
Lone Star
Feb
39%
102%
Aug
149% July
68 % Aug
27 i/e July
64 %
52% July
51V*
80%
1
Copper
48
87%
Feb
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO for the
transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
74%
5
5
Co.
Gillette Company—
Island
22
,90%
July
100
100
Inc
Stores
63%
High"
Feb
121%
87.%
.
Co—
Company
Electric
38%
Low
75
99% 102%
--
General
61 %
1
(F W)
Jan
Jan
22
62%
16.66%
Feb
48
3
32% Mar
29%
85
—12.50
Steel
Woolworth
Range Since Jan.I
High
141%, 144
1*4
___5
Shoe——
S
S
Shares
85
*
.....
Rubber
Mar
22 y*
/
Carbide —
for V.eek
Prices
Lew
25
,
Westinghouse Electric
65% Mar
58
c<?mmon__10
Assoc
U
74% Mar
248
61 %
57%
54%
pfd class A—
preferred adj_
Ford
High
24%
1st
First
Low
High
Union
5
Eastern Mass St Ry
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
-5
Co
&
Texaco Inc
Sales
Range
oi
Par
Shares
—10
Co
Range
Copper
62%
,
Week's
Last
Sales
lor Week
*
Co
Prop Trust
Hecla Inc
Service
Cities
79%
21
Sale Price
32%
43%
AUGUST
STOCKS
30%
Co..*
-5
common—-25
Corp
Motors
Sugar Refining
Tel & Tel
American
Week's
of Prices
Low
Chemical
Agricultural
American
American
ENDED
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
Jan
Borg-/Warner
28%>May
Brach •&
75
Aug
59y«^Jan
Brad
Aug
64%- Jan
9%
Jun
15
Jan
25%
Aug
28%
Jan
Sons
Foote
5
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Gear
Company
Burlington IndustriesBurroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie
Corp
;
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;
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Budd
-
5
—
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" 129
2Y4
30% Aug
Jan-.
27
Jun
Feb
47 J/4.
Aug
50
109
2%
300
,
700
19%
24 J/4
23 Yz
24 3 e
31 J/4
31%
32%
21%
21 Yz
22
~1
5
Jan
20%
38%
27 Vz
27%
46%
550
2,500
26
5
12ZsO'
129
"1,700
•
1,600
:
2
14%
Jan,
129
.
Aug
Jan
3 Mi Mar
Jan
31% July
Jan
26 J/* July
900
31 Va Aug
45% Mar
100
20 5/4
Jan
24% Jan
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37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Calumet
Hecla
&
Canadian
Inc
Pacific
Canadian
(Un)
.
Carrier Corn common..
Celanese
New
Corp of America (Un)
i_ ____________—
|
Low
18 Vi
Jan
2%
29%
5.200
2%
Apr
39 Vi
28 %•
39%
600
41
550
3%
28% Aug
39 Ve July
500
Par
Morris
27% July
Motorola
Jan
48 %
Mt
32% Mar
&
(Un)___
Co
Inc
Vernon
(The)
32
1,300
30%
Aug
2,500
3 °/«
Jan
Feb
National
400
55%
21%
57 %
600
21%
Jun
25
Apr
National
Register
Distillers Prod
728
54
Jan
60
July
National
Gypsum
Chemetron CorD
31%
600
28
Jun
36
Jan
National
Lead
72%
28%
24 Vb
33%
15%
65%
245
66%
Jan
74%
Apr
National
Tile
500
25%
Jan
33 %
July
200
24 %
Aug
32%
Jan
North
American
30%
Jan
37V/4
Apr
North
Amer
2,900
8 Vr
Jan
20 Va
Feb
1,700
50%
Feb
72% May
__———___———1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)—.
.25
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific—^
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com....*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore <& So Bend—12.50
——25
Electric—.
400
■
66
^_
32% Aug
54%
8.50
600
500
53
Apr
Vi
New
Cash
Gas
&
Co—
—10
—
York
Cliff's
Iron
Cleveland Electric
Coleman
48 Va
Ilium—15
47%
48 Vi
__
1
common
Inc
Co
&
Northern
37
Jun
Jan
——
Jan
16
21%
63
2,300
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31
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31
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65%
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—
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200
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25
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200
56% May
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July
47%
100
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48
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46%
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45% Aug
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400
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120
15
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15
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50
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Schenley Industries (Un)
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44%
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Jan
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Aug
Feb
66%
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1
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47
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47%
10
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Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
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62
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28i/4 July
10
Inc
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48%
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Feb
48%
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Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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Jan
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10% July
Jan
7
400
78
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27
26%
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144%
142
144%
200
1203/4
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150% July
35% Mar
53 % July
35
34%
35
1,100
30%
Jun
50%
50
50%
200
44 %.
Apr
Pacific
33%
33
33%
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20
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17
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150
163/4 July
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Union
_
Union
Union
Kropp Forge Co
"7
RR
Aircraft
United Air
Corp
Lines
37%
(Del)
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
Martin
Field
(The)
&
Co
Metropolitan
Meyer
Middle
South
50
45
45
100
32%
41%
600
39% Aug
59
29%
28
36%
28%
30 %
2,050
79 Vi
900
70%
Feb
19%
19%
900
18
Jan
14
8%
*
144%
r-—*
page
8
Steel
x62%
——
101%
Corp
8%
8%:
28%
50
400,
38 %
Feb
9% May
8%
Jan
28 %
Aug
45
Mar
Jan
118 %
Apr
34%
9,600
1073/4 1081/4
900
97
x62%
360
46 %
Jan
68% July
99% 102%
2,200
88%
Feb
105% July
x61
22%.
Oil Products Co
30%
19%
8%
142
July
Webcor
22%
22%
700
22% Aug
25
11
Aug
Whirlpool
Feb
300
13%
Jan
17
4,200
20%
Jan
23
Mar
White
250
15 Vs
Jan
20
Mat
Wieboldt
44%
Jun
700
7%
Jan
9
Jan
151
4,200
113%
preferred
common
Bankshares
Apr
Electric
Wisconsin
Feb
41%
2,800
35%
July
--750
16%
Jan
1,600
39
Jan
22% Aug
56% July
Wrigley
53 V4
50%
49%
50%
2,7ft0
40%
Feb
50% Aug
Zenith
Public
44.
/
Corp
Power
Service
Radio
Machine
Corp
133/a
2,400
Jan
19% May
37
38%
600
30%
Jan
89%
89
91%
600
71
Feb
43% July97% July
33
33
33%
700
30
Jan
39% July
55 Va
52
55 %
200
41% Mar
19%
191%
100
153/4
Jan
20 % Mar
78
78
76 %
Apr
80.
May
29%;
30%
200
Mar
37%
383/4
1,200
26
26%i
1
*
(Un)
*
10
Co.
38%
10
*
(Wm) Jr Cix.
Yates-Amer
13
38%
12;50
—5
*
__.
Wisconsin
21%
44
Inc
Wisconsin
51%
Vi.
Stores
Mai
"21 %
40
Corp
Motor Co
$4.25
50 % May
100
8%
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Telegraph
Union
Westinghouse Electric Corp
13%
2%
Inc
Western
89% May
22 Vi Feb
49%
146
Aug
62% May
52
10
Montgomery Ward & Co
23
49 %,
1
:
14%
22%
19
22%
*
Jun
Jan
76%
1
see
42 Vi
29
Manufacturing Co:
footnotes
300
12.50
4
10
Mfg (Un)
S
Universal
Jan
52
52
~8%
107%
—
37%
Jan
Monsanto Chemical. (Un)_-
For
11% Mar
39%
1
Utilities
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
Feb
50
._*
•.
Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co__:
&
6%
*
(Un)
Inc
Co
Food
Minnesota Min
1,300
16%c
;
& Scott
Brick
Blanke
Mickelberry's
7%
39%
*
(Un)_.
Merritt Chapman
7
1
4
common
Co
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck
-
...
Gypsum
Rubber Co (Un)
U
(Henry C)
(Un)_
Co
United States
U
Lytton's
(Un)
Inc
»
—1
90
21%
101
90
19%.
99
20;
59% July
28
Jan
34
36,
Jun
600
23%
Jun
40% Jan
27% Jan
90
100
22
4,900
84% Aug
12% Jan
105
900
95% May.
92% Aug
22
Aug
135
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
38
(802)
.Monday, August 24, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
for
week ended AUGUST 21
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
Low
Par
Industries (Un>
ACF
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
—
Bacast-Para
American
Electronics
Factors
&
36 ¥2
Aug
27%
900
24'/a
29
%
100
29% Aug
28
28%
1,100
44
43%
44%
26
Apr
May
39
Feb
30% July
400
42
Jun
50%
450
23%
Jan
27
.
Jan
Gimbel
Gladden
Alden
Humor
Goodrich
Petroleum
Bandlni
Great
Northern
Western
Beech
Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
Eenguet
Oil
Hammond
Feb
64% July
Jan
19% May
Hartfield
Stores
Jan
48
Mar
Hawaiian
12 %
14%
400
12%
Aug
13%
40%
44
1,800
25'/a
Feb
49% July
Hilton
15
15%
900
14 Tit
Aug
18%
Hoffman
12 Va
1
%
45
30 %
1,400
48
1,000
44
47%
56 %
43% July
500
79%
30
89
Jun
76
37%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Apr
56% July
Feb
Hertz
Bishop
Oil
Black
Co
(Un)—
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Howe
Sound
Feb
Hupp
Corp
Idaho
100
30%
Jan
62%
400
46%
Jan
76
100
65 % Mar
29%
29%
600
23
May
32% July
28%
29
2.500
27%
Jan
32% July
44%
45%
400
43%
6%
6%
3%
2,400
13%
13%
1,400
Boeing
16
15%
16
63% July
July
Jun
52%
6% July
8%
Jan
3
3"%
Apr
45%
43%
45%
3-%
2,900
1
Chica
Stores
Borg-Warner
—
.
Apr
Interlake
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd Company
;J
Caterpillar
New
Co
Corp
Mil
Chrysler
of
Choi
Cons
Consol
Crane
new
Can
Feb
28%
30
1,800
25
Aug
33
—
26 %
26%
Jan
600
8%
Jan
1,100
14%
Jan
31
31%
2,400
31
Aug
61 (4
61%
64
1,100
36
%. Jan
21%
American
.
'<
Apr
Aug
Aug
400
28%
Aug
32% Mar
500
20%
Aug
26%
200
84%
Jan
103 %
104
35
Aug
Aug
20%
*
66 %
22'/a
28%
Feb
118% July
36%
Aug
35
200
*
32
30%
32
1,000
29%
Aug
34% July
1
1
13%
13%
13%
200
12 Tit
Jun
16%
Apr
100
21%
Jun
25
Apr
1
30%
30%
30%
100
30%
Aug
'41%
Jan
25
72%
72%
72%
100
68%
Jan
73%
Feb
21%. 21%
28%
28%
•
33%
33 %
65%
62
54%
55%
28%
37
May
Jan
33%
200
31%
Jan
65%
1,700
50%
Feb
72 % May
300
52%
Jun
64%
Jan
500
5%
Jan
.23%
Apr
31% July
20% Jun
62%
400
54c
68c
17,000
64
64%
300
39
37%
39
1,100
10
49%
49%
49%
100
1
10%
Oil
Co
Lorillard
(P)
R
Co
&
Corp
H
Records
Deere
6c
Merck
&
Inc
(Un)—
Preferred
Nafi
Jan
July
National
National
Natomas
Feb
45
Apr
58'/a
52%
Feb
59%
53% July
Apr
New
N
Y Central RR
28
30
1,200
26
May
32%
Feb
North
American
1%
1%
200
2%
Jan
North
Amer
1%
7
Aug
Jun
May
10% Jun
17 % Mar
27%
39 %
Jan
Apr
Nordon
5%%
19%-
100
21%
17% May
Oahu
Occidental
Ohio
Edison
2.50
38
38%
200
38
Aug
58
Mar
Ohio
Oil
*
44%
44%
100
41%
Jan
47
Feb
Dorr-Oliver
7.50
El
Paso
Natural
Electric
Bond
Electrical
(Un.)
__i
Gas—
&
Share
Radio
Co
Corp
Factor
(Max)
Fairbanks
Fansteel
Fedders
Co
Ltd
Firstamerice.
Flintkote
Fluor
Flying
Food
Tiger
Mach
Ford
Foremost
Friden
46
Apr
97
32%
1,300
30%
Jun
39
Inc
Chem
Apr
July
Jan
200
31%
Aug
37 %
Apr
500
18%
Jan
21 %
Apr
1,600
57
58
14%
%
..20
W—
IIII*
-~~!l25
HI—1_1
A
14% Aug
26 % May
500
45
58
15
300
11
%
200
■
Feb
29%
29%
200
28%
Jun
31'/a Mar
1*>%
*>no
11% Jun
12 %
75
Feb
26%
Z8
2,-tv/J
26 ¥2
Aug
39%
——4
31%
31%
100
31 ¥4
Aug
36%
Jan
43%
44
300
37% Jun
48 ¥4
July
42c
17,400
Aug
Pacific
Feb.
51%
56
4% July
52%
600
46 %
Jun
26%
27
2,700
20%
37%
371/8
100
8
General
Electric
General
Exploration Co of
General
Motors
General
Public
Gen
Telephone
For
Co
Aug
% May
&
see
19% Aug
27% May
1,200
2,000
10
27 Vu
10
26 ¥4
13%
13 ¥4
50
12% Mar
15
52%
38%
56% July
81%
Jan
63%
66
700
59
Jun
76
Apr
26%
25%
2.7
1,400
18%
Jan
28 % July
29
30
500
27% July
38%
48%
50%
500
48%
67% Mar
79%
81 %
52%
300
32
32
200
29
34
Feb
*
24%
24%
200
24% Aug
26
July
.49%
50 %-
600
40 ¥2
50 ¥2
Aug
20%
Feb
—
50%
Tel
Parke
Davis
Ltd
1,000
Phelps
Jan
Jan
55 ¥2 Mar
26%
Jun
31%
31%
600
28 ¥2
Jun
34 Va Mar
58%
58 ¥4
100
58 ¥4
Aug
67¥2 May
Jan
13% Aug
97/8 July
12%
12%
12%
100
6%
20%
67/S
7
1,300
6 ¥2
Aug
20 %
20 ¥4
200
19%
Jan
21 ¥8
27%
29
700
26
Feb
31% July
36%
36%
100
35% Jun
40%
Jan
17c
34c
Feb
28%
19c
13c
19c
7,600
2.50
36%
2.20
2.65
6.300
1,100
July
1.75
Mar
10
2.90
Jun
Jan
Feb
52 ¥2 Mar
26
24 ¥2
5
50%
52 Va
700
47%
Feb
57 Va May
31
30
31 ¥a
2,100
30
Aug
44% May
13
13 ¥4.
15%
Jan
4%
1
(Un)
1
20
(Un).
.
450
May
Aug
22
May
Jun
5
Aug
Jan
63
,
2.75
4%
4 ¥2
5,200
—12
63
63
200
60 ¥2
40%
40 Va
100
"39% July
5
6.25
49%
51
500
42 ¥4
Feb
98%
99 ¥2
200
90
Feb
18%i
19%
1.500
18 ¥4
Aug
—20c
Co
5
8
—
common
—25
19%
28%
^
6'2
30%
23%
24%
—
22 %
--
6^/a
49%
Aug
46 ¥4 May
58 ¥4
100
July
Aug
wi
—
—1
100
.—.14 2/7
—50c
(Un)
1
(Un)——1
-*
—,—2-i
(Un)
Co
Phillips
July
84% July
45 % Mar
Pioneer
Mill
Mar
58% July
Procter
&
July
79
Aug
Co
Petroleum
17
45
26
&
(Un)
(Un)
Co
3
Co
Ltd
Gamble
——*
—50.
33%c
1
33%c
12.50
Co
(Un)
(Un)_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber^
Pure
Oil common
(Un)
5
10
5
20
2
—r_3
5
28
28%
1,100
277/a
Apr
61%
63
2.700
58%
.
Jan
Mar
42
Jun
30%
23 ¥4
66%
32
Apr
Apr
30%
2,300
29%
Jun
28
28 ¥4
SOU
27
Jun
29
Feb
26%
26%
100
24%
Jun
27%
Jan
2434
25
1.000
22 ¥2
July
26
Jan
•
GOO
24 ¥4
May
26 ¥4
Jan
¥3
100
23 ¥a May
25 Va
Apr
22%
22 ¥2
1,400
21 ¥♦
Jun.
23% Mar
21%
21%
100
21
Jun
22%
6%
6 7/8
2,600
47/8
Feb
49 %
49%
1,200
477/8
Jun
25
24%
24 %
■
-
24
Jan
8 ¥4 Mar
55%
Jan
15
188%
26%
—
%
5%
100
4¥s
Jan
6% May
4%
5%
Development—33 %c
Gas
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Philippine Long Dist-Tel (Un)
2,200
24% Aug
60 % Feb
49%
*
Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
1,200
900
100
200
30%
30%
147/s Mar
53
29%
Jan
(Un)—
Elecrric
(J C)
23
1,600
July
19
200
53
29 %
*
—1
American World Airways
55'/2
76
124% July
Jan
Paramount Pictures Corp
53
25%
Feb
Aug
Tel common
&
19%
72%
Jan
Jan
36%
Products
common
23
25%
May
23
Penney
Feb
27 ¥4 July
Jan
24
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—,
Pepsi-Cola (Un).
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers——
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
(Un)
74%
July
13
8% Aug
9%
27'/a
9%
13%
20
Apr
Aug
Apr
41% Mar
35 ¥2 July
100
Railway
Glass
&
55
41 ¥4
24
53%
21%
44.
40 %
Feb
May
25 ¥2
20
Jan
page
29 ¥a
397/8
Jan
Jun
73%
51
Feb
24
Feb
51
5
Feb
21%
25%
11%
19%
(Un)__lo
45 ¥2
600
36%
41
1,800
Electronics
footnotes
3,700
26%
3% May
Jan
—25
(Un)
—
700
1,100
I_
49%
25%
Jun
preferred—25
6%
200
79
Caiifornialll
49%
*
(Un)_—
200
20%
(Un)
19%
22%
(Un)_5
(Un)
53%
76%
Corp
Utilities
8 9 ¥2 May
Jan
(Un)—_1
14%
20%
48%
Feb
18%
—1
19%
73
1
(Un),
53%
5
69%
100
8¥a
*
—,
19%
g
1.75
400
(Un)——5
14%
20 %
(Un)
5,900
79
19%
1.85
com——*
(Un).
Co
Packard-Bell
27
43
5
Dynamics Corp
General
2.65
78
19%
.5
.
Aviation
Co
Pan
Jan
37 ¥a July
Aug
Aug
Oil of Texas
39% Aug
Feb
10
—1
—
Petroleums Ltd
New
Philco
American
Co
20% May
56% Apr
—II"
1
IHIIl
General
Aug
6Vb
Lighting
Pacific
Feb
16%
Feb
2
Co
58
38 ¥2
Oil
60 %
100
Feb
42 ¥4 Mar
Pacific
Jan
300
700
18
I
1,300
100
July
51/8
—.
61% May
400
Pacific
10 %
60%
'H
42% Aug
Jan
49
Corp common
—*
Northern Airlines
—
1
Jun
18
10
:
__
J an
22%
6 7%
16%c
12.50
10
Petroleum
Clay
Pacific
7%
59%
26%:
33
38 %
,
1,500
13
.
100
600
6%
—25c
Co_.
Power
Feb
42%
41%
38 %
1st
July
GOVn
65c
Aug
Apr
47%
(Un)—
1
Inc (Un)__—.——1
Co
July
39%
5 %
26
g
38c
136
Jan
38%
6%
2.40
(Un)—18
5 % %
Jan
1.15
300
13%
42%
Co-—.——— 1
preferred
———25
'1st preferred
——25
1st preferred —
———25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st'pfd class A
25
4.80%
red 1st pfd
—25
4.50% red 1st preferred —
25
4.36% red 1st preferred ——25
Pacific Industries Inc——
2
6%
12%
91/0
52%
39c
41c
*
1
.*
40'%
(Un)
Gas & Electric
Pacific
300
—1~1
(The)
Jan
Pacific
4,500
6%
Corp
109 111%"
10c
Cement & Aggregates
Pacific
79c
July
Apr
27%
—
Owens-Illinois
24%
75c
Jan
12%
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—
77c
9%
I III 5
III 2 50
"H—1
rrfr
.
—III
IIII*
IIII2
July
July
15
Mar
% May
Sugar
23%
1
,
Co
Trailer
Jan
75%
15%
—
Inc
Fruehauf
34
200
5
Line
Dairies
400
90
31%
Corp
(Un)...i.
&
371/4
32
—
Prod
Jan
9% May
19%
Ltd—
Motor
Feb
15
—
Co
Corp
Aug
6%
31%
common
(Un)_-
Fibreboard Paper
35%
1,000
19 %
Metallurgical (Un)—
Corp
500
7
151/.
A
class
Whitney
Oils
Fargo
&
38'%.'
45%
July
116 ¥4 Mar
Jan
19%
Ltd
Ltd class
92% July
4
Capwell. Co—:
Railroad Co (Un)
Exeter Oil Co
Jan
(Un)„.III~5
Emporium
Eureka
59%
75 %
36%
IIII~3
(Un)-IIIIIs
—
Phono
15% Mar
43% July
87%
___
Corp
&
11% July
100
7
35%
100
1,500
84V4
35%
,11
12%
45%
84 %
»
;
Products
Emerson
Erie
12%
44%
Industries ———————_50c
200
Feb
Mar
45%
103
32 ¥4 Mar
37 ¥4
100
la
50
1
Pacific
Northern
20
Co
103
July
20 ¥a
Jan
102% Aug
1,800
65
12% Mar
29%
1,400
16 7/8
30 '/a
18%
————
Invest
Feb
g
57%
62%
:'
preferred
13
Lines
Feb
54
151%
30 %
57%
16%
Jan
Co
1,700
Kodak
Jun
Jun
Corp Ltd——
Oil
18
Air
Apr
81
Co
Niagara-Mohawk
18
Eastern
59 ¥2
Feb
9 ¥4
England Electric System
18
Eastman
Jun
60 ¥2
51 ¥8
Company
67%
Jun
34
Norris
1
51 ¥8
200
Jun
500
Lines———
Gypsum
Jan
II
200
78
>/2
May
1,200
—
Theatres
Jan
61%
45
City
2.50
B)-
56
75
Apr
1.85 Mar
400"
2
54
Distillers & Chem Corp
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class B.__
Disney Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un):
(Allen
53 %
12 ¥a
17%
National
July
Inc
2.70
45 '
17%
Feb
May
Lab
2.70
Feb
Jun
9
1
10
1
Apr
67
DuMont
29 Va
300
15%
Company
96c
21
Dresser
397/a
1,500
97/s
Jan
60 %
»
500
35%
9%
Jan
Jun
—
52
33%
<—>
13
Jan
——
51 %
34%
58%
Jan
19%
Feb
*
*
700
63"%
200
1,800
31
July
57 ¥a July
200
Jan
13%
32
1.35 Mar
Mar
111
Jan
Aug
28 Vo
Jan
26
137/b
56%
10%
200
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59 ¥2
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100
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47
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July
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24% Mar
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48%
14
41%
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139% Apr
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59
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Jan
100
28 %
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18%
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4%
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90c
2.30
53 %
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Jun
180c
July
1
2.60 Jan
85c
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103
53%
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35%
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36%
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
18
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59
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1,300
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100
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58c
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400
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24%
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May
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31
43%
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Aug
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30
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12
Feb
May
July
44%
25
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5
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Corn
9
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31
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2
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Colorado
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5%
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Chicago Rock Island
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21%
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5
54
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54
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5
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Revlon Inc
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St
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79%
Jan
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106%
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55%
10
24 %r"~
5
_____
Range Sfnce Jan. I
High
24
Co
Equitable Gas Co
Harbison Walker Refractories
Natco Corp
——
10
Duquesne
Shares
52%
5
1
_
_
Gas
for Week
55
Inc—
Sales
Range
Low
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
Week's
of Prices
Apr
49%
pfd_—.—1
Explor_
Jan
Jan
♦
new
;
53% July
500
Ltd
22
9%
2.50
Co
July
50%
18%
-—-10
Gas
6% May
31% Mar
Jun
35%
.
29% May
20% Jan
Aug
40
18%
A—
35% July
Apr
22%
39%
29% Aug
27% July
15%
20%
•
■
336"
2,637
2,815
26%
10
com
31%
Jan
May
Jun
42%
15% July
Jun
Jan
Aug
18%
Apr
17%
32%
16%
i
July
25%
30%
10%
538
410
25% Mar
24%
Feb
Apr
19
29%
27%
38V4 Mar
Jan
27
23 %
42
17%
13'A Mar
36
Aug
Jun
181/2
■
29% July
5
17
21
38%
28%
Jun
Jun
12%
Jan
18%
31%
Feb
July
12%
37
58% July
47% Aug
40
10
Kline & French Lab
Jan
10
100
44% Mar
Feb
1
Jersey Gas Co__
19%
17
21%
50
Smith
19
17
21%
"
50
_•
South
28%
Apr
Jun
17 %
i
Aug
100
Jan
19
19%
80
841
new
—
Jan
1,000
21%
1,895
Light-.
&
Jan
1,100
Aug
18%
16%c
5%
30
80%
1
47%
27Vs
Jan
57%
10
Jan
Apr
July
50%
I8V4
Inc
Electric
Oil
55 %
1,050
52'A
<•__
Public Service Electric & Gas
Sun
69% Aug
27
Jan
18%
Inc
Co
Paper
Feb
Jun
38%
54%
Corn
Service
*
56%
23
1
—
Jun
351/4
20'A
72% May
16% Jan
626
1.66%
i.
3%
27% July
Jun
1,460
1
18% July
9% Jan
Jun
53
Jan
31% July
54% Jan
Feb
11
24'%
35%
100
46%
50%
691%
1,500
32%
144
360
50%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
Philadelphia Electric common
Scott
*
*
__5
Co.
Co
Apr
346
23%
Chemicals
Reading
Feb
8%
12%
67%
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Potomac
13%
50%
69%
77%
84 % Mar
104%
19% Mar
65%
Paper—
Fund
Feb
85% Aug
75% Jun
61%
24%
5
z.
1
(The)
120
82%
11%
641/2
10
—
Co
series B
&
164
50%
25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Martin
15%
4,800
Light com____13.50
1,400
49%
Z
Apr
41 %
1
2,400
33%
_A
89%
Jan
.
Battery
Pulp &
High
30%
Dairies
Madison
Low
450
Homasote Co
Merck
Range Since Jan. 1
6,376
5
Gimbel Brothers
5.12%
Shares
High
38%
1
Acceptance Corp_
Motors Corp
Hudson
of Prices
5
Light
Storage
Motor
for Week
80%
Co
&
Exchange
Sales
Range
38
Duquesne
Electric
Stock
Week's
79%
1.80
41/4
32 %
Aug
38
o
25%
30'A
j
9% May
25
80
common
471%
1
(Un)
Transit
Company
4 %
500
Jan
*
6.50
45%
1,500
22%
86
.
—13
_•
Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Jan
Aug
—___—5
Insurance
Oil
Mar
49%
Dept Stores
Basin
43
36
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un):
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Up)12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)——..10
Williston
Jan
21%
—__—
Oil
23
23%
common-—1
Life
100
54%
5
—
Coast
31
10
;_
(Un)
Canadian
Jan
12%
50
831/2
Campbell
40% July
30
——
Vanadium Corp of Amer
'(Un)
Victor
Equipment
Co
Warner Bros Pictures Inc (Un)
West
59
Jan
25
Cons Oil Co__ 1
Universal Match Corp
West
Apr
Jun
18
44% July
2
(Up)
Petroleum
62%
49%
11 %
*
Universal
Westates
400
1,500
25
25
High
Jan
25
83%
Co
Philadelphia Transportation
54%
47%
7%
85%
;
Philco
11%
,
800
33%
Tel
Aug
2,200
11%
1
A—
&
Jan
47%
57%
Low
9%
551/2
1
51
52%
57%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
Low
100
Co
62
Jan
36%
34%
*
Corp
Feb
Jun
5
(Un)
Plywood Corp
Rubber
9%
52
12%
.—10
-
Inc.
Corp
49%
500
26%
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Gas
22%
2,300
20%
United Fruit Co
United
100
53
28'A
Aircraft
United
50%
34%
Inc
common
Lines
United
11%
51
28% May
14% May
26%
(Un)
Pacific Ry Co
new
Feb
11%
I
Union Carbide
Corp (Un)
Union Oil
Co
of
Calif
Sugar
21%
20 %
"E*-dist"„
Union
2,200
50c
Airlines
Union
May
—*
.
Corp
World
Jun
46 %
31
5
;
common—
Tri-Continental Corp
Warrants
59%
Apr
1
;
common
Inc
Oil
Feb
40%
5
,
Transmission
„
Thriftimart
$4
100
24
34
5
Transmission
Sulphur Co (Uff)
Tidewater
100
46%
1
Corp
Gas
54
44%
1
Petroleum
(Un)
54
52
5
—
Co
40'A Aug
75% Aug
__5
Co_
International
Jan
50%
7
.
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)__*
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (tin)
&
Feb
63%
52%
25
(Un)
(Un)
Instruments
Stauffer
Swift
-
6V4
1
J
N
Stanley Warner Corp
34%
2,000
44%
'
2
of
200
75%
23%
1!"
11%
common
Oil
Standard
Sunset
,
(Un)
Spiegel Inc
Standard
40
69%
54
1.
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
74
•
--1
Jun
40
*
_
Budd
General
14%
-5
Baltimore
Jan
57%
Aug
Tel
preferred
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Aug
Apr
Aug
5%
Corporation
City Electric
Atlantic
72% July
73%
18
Steel
Stores
American
29'A May
18% Aug
18
44%
—2.50
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Inc..
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
42
43%
26%
3
—*
American
Jun
18
—_1
A
Jan
27%
44%
20c
class
59
Aug
Jan
100
51%
1
(Un)«_
Last
Par
Wood
Arundel
22%
1
A*
Alan
Jun
51%
10
common
—
Friday
Sale Price
Aug
24% Mar
Jun
22%
__
STOCKS
38%
18%
(Un)
Co
200
*
Shares
Philadelpbia-Baltii
Jun
5'.
(Un)
Corp
1.35
25% July
1,100
Co
Co
Jan
Jan
19
*
&
18%
96c
44%
(Un)
!______
Oil
83 %
__
—25
50% July
120% July
55'A Apr
Feb
35%
Co
Corp
Bignal Oil
12,500
Jan
Jun
43
WJy^Un)
Servel Inc' (Un)______
Servomechanisms Inc
Sinclair
1.400
1.30
31'A
18%
Corporation
Siegler
22%
35%
Schering
Water
48'A
21%
18%
preferred —;—:—___—20
Industries (Un)_.
y
1.40
Shasta
67
200
tor Week
Low
—1
Sales
Range
62 % July
35%
1.66%
Company
Roebuck
400
200
common-
Week's
of Prices
39% Mar
44%
Schenley
Sears
44
98
Co
11% July
79% July
24% Aug
46% Feb
54%
•*
Inc
Scott Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
300
Preferred
.1
(Un)
Co
San Diego Gas & Electric
4:40%
4,000
62
Yellow Cab
73%. Apr
Mar
82
_5
.
Francisco
Paper
25%
67
Last
Par
70 % July
.
20 g
(Un)
;
Stores
Louis-San
24%
8%
Friday
STOCKS
Jan. 1
*
Corp
Petroleum
Aeronautical
St
4*00
_*
Aircraft
Royal
200
76%
Aug
Jan
1.25
21%
-
'L#i
AUGUST 21
High
Feb
45
54%
1
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
10%
42%
ENDED
Sale Price
43%
92%
1
Co___—„—
Oil
2,100
60%
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Inc____2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
_____1
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)
10
Rice Ranch
200
49
74
1
___
Manufacturing
63%
46%
Range Sfnce
Low
9%
1
__
Shares
High
10
WEEK
for Week
60%
*
5
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
50c
_—___
Rheem
Week's
80%
60
28%
28%
70
7%
35%
85c
300
70c
35
36 %
170
29%
20%
50
20
1
%
3
3
30
30%
30%
89'A
87%
91%
100
32
12.50
76
284
8% Mar
4 %
73% May
25% July
85c
5
5
Jan
16
May
2%
Aug
30% Aug
70% Feb
Mar
Apr
1.00
Jan
Jan
Aug
91
31
-
Jun.
38% July
23% Jul)
7
Feb
38% Mar
98% July
•
*.
*
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
AUGUST 21
.1
•
Friday
iontreal Stock
STOCKS
Exchange
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Aluminium
Aluminum
Ltd
Co
•
Can
4'£
*
pfd
4 % % preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd___
Argus Corp Ltd common—I
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bank
of
1
Bank of Nova Scotia—
23%
SO
100
35%
39
8.475
Eowater
Range Since Jan. 1
Columbia
preferred
10
20%
Aug
22
Feb
4 % %
42%
Aug
45%
Feb
5%
51
52 'A
50%
Jan
41
41
41
656
36%
36V2
38
1,115
82
150
71
Jan
Jan
40
32%
53
43
Jan
Jan
42
Mar
page
44.
48 %
175
47% Mar
41%
4%%
Electric
cumulative
4 'A %
7%
18,865
6
48
48%
185
47
Jun
5%
5%
3,148
5
July
50
50
25
45
Jan
52
Ap,
36%
36%
38
5,044
35
Jun
44%
Feb
76
76
10
75
Jun
78
84% Mar
'Jan
90
Jul)
Aug
43
Mar
88
88
55
'——j-50
42%
42%
381
150
45
92% Mar
British
Columbia
Power
48
Jan
British
Columbia
Telephone
Feb
Brown
Company
Feb
Bruck
Mills
46
31
30
32%
1,889
27
26
May
36
24
27
1,467
24
Aug
29%
21
21
100
20
Jun
Class
24
Feb
class
Products
57%
6,547
54
58%'
Apr
58%
8,742
53
Feb
62% July
Calgary
48
49
Jul)
41%
41%
50
38
Jan
41%
Aug
50%
51 %
135
49%
Jan
52%
Aug.
15
15
300
12%
Jan
13
Feb
36%
38 %
2.407
35%
Jan
40
Jan
44 %
44'A
150
40%
Jan
1,305
12%
47% May
14"% Jan
•
36%
_25
48%
Mar
-
13
13
*
A
B
12
12%
500
*
4.00
4.00
200
2.75 Mar
35
36
350
32% July
•
35%
9
Jun
Jan
13% July
4.50
39
Jul
Jar.
63% Mar
55
Apr
51
*
Building Product*
55 %
Aug
48'A
41%
1
Ltd
7%
50
—
Columbia Forest
25
7%
49 % Mai
>—50
—
preferred
Jan
40
50
preferred
Feb
7%
preferred—100
;
preefrred
5%%
High
44
46% May
50% Feb
5%
100
—
red
preferred
Apr
Co—
;
—
39%
7%
•
common
British
47%
56 %
Feb
May
4.7%
10
48
British
815
25
42% May
Mar
201%
__
750
21
42%
82
10.929
42% July
37% July
4%
Lew
42%
35'A
Oil
Range Since Jan.1
High
45%
British
Aug
.'26% May
Low
.
—£
;
American
Shares
45
Feb
40
lor Week
40%
Apr
Feb
31
82
Paper
Sales
Range
—50
preferred
preferred—_——
24
34% May
23
20%
1,402
25
Week's
of Prices
—50
;
5%
19% Mar
42 %
7,858
Corp
Mersey Paped 5%% pfd
50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—*
British Amer Bank Note co
*
High
33
33 %
Last
Bowater
Low
4.010
10
.
Provincial (Canada)
Eathurst Power & Paper class A
Class E
1'.
;
see
37%
42 %
10
Banque
footnotes
»
•
—
39
50
50
.
.50
Montreal
For
—50
50
Bailey Selburn 5%% preferred
Banque Canadian National—
Shares
High
35 %
23 %
25
-
•
rZ
of Prices
5 % %
for Week
Low
37%
Telephone
Eowater
*
A
_*—
_
of
•
25
class
Range
;■
Par
Bell
Sales
a20 a20 %
Abltibl Power &
Paper common
4% % preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Algoma Steel
Week's
T
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
39
77%;
74%
78
2,013
41%:
65% May
64
_10
Aug
Canada
37%
42%
4,093
33
Mar
•
45
46
Aug
47
$1.30
46,
375
45
*
May
51%
Feb
31*
Canada
30%
31
625
26 %
35
Feb
4%%
Jan
Power
Cement
•
Iron
Foundries
preferred
common
—
91
93%
1,175
32%
32
33%
1,855
31% July
37
Mar
20
common
92 %
—•
common
preferred
27%
27%
27%
1.271
26%
28%
Jan
10
30
29
31%
840
29
Aug
,-100
90
90
200
90
Aug
90
79
Jan
Jan
99%
Apr
37% Mar
101
Mar
•'
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(8C4)
Monday, August 24, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
week ended august 21
range for
STOCKS
Range
Par
Sales
-for*Week
&f Prices
Last
Sale Price
x
Shares
Low
Par
High
Low
High
*
a65
&65
15
65
July
76
Feb
•
45
46
198
40
Mar
49 %
Jun
57%
62 %
5,257
54
Jan
Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Breweries
Class A
Bronze
35%
Jan
750
11'%
Apr
28
14
•
Chemical
&
Chemical
22%
130
23 %
5,981
18%
100
,17% July
Apr
9.75
July
25 %
Feb
31
31
140
29%
5
17%
Apr
13
14%
3.450
8%
9%
1,025
9
32 y2 Jan
Jan
al8
■
•
Premium
S%
Aug
Quebec
250
9%
Feb
22%
Aug
Quebec
al8
&16
al8
725
9%
Jan
19
Aug
Roe
V)
33
34
420
Jan
36
Mar
Husky
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
32%
1
•
—,
ll
ll
11
10%
25
11
Jun
7%
3,200
14'%
Jan
Feb
10
700
12
Industries
•
common
Preferred
Canadian
12 %
July
18%
Jan
15
16,80
20
Jan
75%
6
Apr
•
16%
16%
18
9,425
16%
Aug
24
Jan
45
45
45%
572
43%
Aug
47 %
Jan
28
26%
Aug
Oil Companies common
a
•
75%
a
1,116
26%
101
25
99%
3,329
27
30 y2 May
Feb
27%
Aug
28
100
Pacific
74%
Jun
102.
31% Mar
Railway.—
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
25
13%
13%
976
11% Mar
15% May
Canadian Vickers
_•
17%
17%
18%
1,020
17%
23"%
•
15
14%
15
1,770
12%
Jan
161/. Mar
•
8
7%
8
1,230
7%
Aug
15%
Cockshutt
Coghlln
Farm
(B
Combined
27%
10
Equipment
J)
Enterprises
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Glass
•
class
Class
13
A
19%
18 %
Jan
Jan
15'A July
Apr
22%
29
143
18%
Jan
19 %
390
19%
18%
Aug
Aug
35% Mar
11
2,860
30
300
a22 % a22%
*
a
-
20
29
•
B
Crown Zellerbach class A
13
150
19%
20
•
Consumers
Corbys
5
Feb
21
Feb
20%
18% July
Jan
18%
Feb
24% Mar
Jan
21
(A
Seagram*
Dominion
Bridge
common
23
2,755
11
11
11
225
6
Feb
13% July
a26
a26
15
25
Feb
25
43%
47
2,670
a97
a97
15
97
Jun
91
96
765
85
Mar
19
20
980
18% May
35
•
com
46%
100
—
•
Dominion
Steel
•
Dominion
Stores
&
Coal
Ltd
Dow
preferred
Du
common
;
37%
527
34
Aug
43
59
63 Ve
730
59
Aug
69% Mar
63
Paper
96
90%
-
11 %
6,250
9%
Jan
12
450
14%
Jun
19
Jan
46
Aug
Jan
29%
500
71
July
•
7%
7%
100
7
.May
30%
30%
275
40
19%
62
62
25
59
62
200
19%
20 %
150
4.75
200
.
4.50
80
21%
Jan
31
Jan
70
Jan
71
Jan
21
1.30
21%
415
74%
505
50%
Feb
13%
4,785
13%
Jun
17
Fraser Cos Ltd common
14%
Mar
•
30
28%
30
1,190
28 V« May
35
Feb
6.90
7.50
2,525
5%
preferred
General
Tire
37%
00
Cement
*
A
Corp common
Lawrence
17%
—
•
100
5%
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
A
Series
-
4%
A
—
-
4%
pfd
Inc
1927
50
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
__
•
41
Jan
July
Jan
13%
20
94
July
1.010
21
Jan
35
Apr
93
July
85
7,065
751/4
Feb
100%
Jan
7.75
430
7.70
July
18%
140
18%
Jun
Williams
Sherwin
2t
100
11%
Jan
21 % Mar
Press
Canada
Structural
Co
19% Mar
Mai-
100
73
1,145
12% May
30
32 %
5,748
29%
Jun
35
33
33
300
32%
Jun
36%
aan
40%
40%
100
40
Jan
43
Jan
42
45
Aug
15
132
Jan
46
45
135
35
27%
'
2.355
16% Mar
Jan
Feb
52%
139% Mar
32%
Jan
40
July
May
75
7G%
185
65
Jan
81
K
£.60
a60
5
56
Jan
60%
16%
16%
17
1,525
10
Feb
18
82%
80%
84%
3,431
68%
Jan
July
90% July
27%
29
3,485
23%
Jan
35%
.-J*,
~
—_
•
Steel
t
Canada
—
class A
l; V;V
*
—
_
6
6
66
62
67
493
62
Aug
75
Mar
61
57
63
1,505
51
Mar
68
July
6,461
25
Mar
31
Jan
9% Aug
13
Mar
Mar
40
July
*
?7.
:25%
sk
9%
100
271-4
•
Trans Canada Pipeline—
Corp
Jun
10
—
Bank
11%
_
—.
'
4
2,230
Jan
8% May
i
Walker
Webb
Gooderham
&
Weston
37*/s
•
Worts
&
3.fc0
St
38
35%
4,124
33
3.75s
700
-25%
37
430
w
35%
35%
310
.100
90%,
00%
90%
100
Knapp (Canada) Ltd_
k
105
105
35%
35%
25
1
_
•
(Geo) class A
*
__
_
3.50
3.50
Feb
34%
34%
Jan
25
88
50
105
4.1C
Apr
44%
Jan
.
Anr
44
ADr
Jan
93
Aug
Jun
107
Feb
,
6%
—
-
—
preferred
Zellers
Limited
F.
common
21%
Aug
5.50
38
40% May
Canadian Slock Exchange
Prices Shown Are
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
©1 Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
40c
45c
50.700
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
*
42
43
5
6%
7%
Blue
8.95
July
*
1
Bonnets
Raceway Inc.
725
37%
99%
115
99
Aug
103
Jan
Canada
&
48%
1,290
46%
Aug
63
Jan
Canada
Packers Ltd
51%
451
44
45
30
42
43%
985
40c
Jan
125
37%
Jan
46
3,280
6%
Jan
10%
1.GO
Apr
Mar
12 %
100
Feb
8% July
13% May
10%
11
1,250
8%
Apr
11%
a2.75
a2.75
50
2.50
July
18%
19%
12%
*
———_
—_
High
Low
,
Abitca Lumber & Timber
99
38%
35% May
2.75
Apr
July
46% May
Aug
54% July
Mar
Apr
45
Aug
35% May
44
Ve July
Dominion
Canadian
875
18
May
27
Jan
*
53
53
25
52
Feb
55
Apr
new.*
19%
20
100
19%
Aug
21% July
*
40
40
665
35
Co Ltd—•
Sugar
class A
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Marconi
Co
6
200
5
7
6
-1
Mar
400
6%
Jan
48%
Jan
8% Mar
Canadian
Holt
Renfrew
Home Oil
common
$2
Canadian
Silk Prods Corp cl A
_*
Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
2.00
2(.00
48%
48%
35
48
May
53
Feb
40
40
140
40
Jun
44
Jan
38
41
3,353
45
Feb
10
42
45%
1.555
37% May
34% Jan
47% Aug
•
V.22
a22
25
13%
Jan
23% July
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
42%
43%
Apr
47
Jan
17
Aug
1.50
Apr
15%
15%
100
15%
Aug
20
Apr
i5i/2
Canadian
15%
15%
450
15
Jun
21
Jan
Catelli Food
14%
15
975
13%
Jun
20%
Jan
Consolidated
Paper
43%
44%
3,050
41
41%
425
51%
53
2,277
10%
10%
150
10% May
12%
Jan
a22
a22
50
21%
Jan
23
Feb
common
•
preferred
44 y8
50
•
Imperial Investment class A
52%
•
preferred
25
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6% preferred
Indus Acceptance
Warrants
Corp
39'/a
Apr
46% Mar
Consumers
40
Jan
42%
Crain
51 %
Jun
64
Apr
38%
38%
391/4
3,006
38%
Jun
46%
Jan
5
com
Ltd
&
Paper
Inv
Products Ltd class A__—♦
Paper
Gas
(R
Corp Ltd
•
common
L)__
13%
12%
13%
4,030
12%
Apr
14%
5%
675
51%
Jan
37V'2
35%
Fleet
Farmer
Candy
_4.68%
625
40
17
17
300
17
85c
4,000
•
al?4
al74
35
108
Jan
190
Jun
Aug
May
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
40%
3,091
41% Aug
12%
375
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—*
11% May
16% July
87
Homer
87
II_10
25
87
Aug
91
July
22%
22%
23
30
17%
Jan
24
Aug
19%
19%
96%
94%
*
__I__25
a24
com__•
7.50
International Utilities
Corp
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
19%
a24
98%
75
50
3,690
Jun
12%
24
83%
II5
53%
10
15%
Ltd
(Frank
55
187
May
205
*
—*
25
' 25
25
18
Feb
26
2.45
2.45
300
2.45
Jun
:
•
7%
8
375
7%
Aug
11V4
Apr
com
cl A—•
30%
30%
375
30
July
40'A
Feb
*
30%
31
325
30
July
42
Feb
*
25
27 %
301)
25
Aug
33
Jan
pfd_10
Ltd com-13.50
Co—
5
al4%
al5
40
15%
Jan
15
15%
615
14 Ve Mar
32%
33%
885
31
40%
42%
3.606
11%
11%
500
class
W)
Jockey Club Ltd
A—
i
Kelly Douglas class A
Public
Service Lid
common
•
,
Limited
Lewis
Bros
Loeb
(M)
Jan
101
Jun
125
Aug
122
297
33»/4
36%
1,005
28 V2 Mar
Aug
37% July
52
54
3,195
48 % Mar
55
3,155
12
Jan
Loblaw Groceterias
Co Ltd
16% Aug
14%
16%
108
Common
Lowney
class
B
(Walter
Ltd
Co
M)
Jan
Mexican Light & Pow Co
26%
25
27%
5,600
20
Jan
28% Mar
29%
29%
31%
1,220
27V2
Jun
32 y2
11
11
11
225
10%
Jan
11
11%
Ui/4
12
1,225
10
Jun
14% May
40%
40
42
950
36%
Jan
93
95%
680
85
Feb
13%
(John)
•
Ltd
*
Ltd
•
12%
141/4
24,945
10%
Jan
114
114
117
55
107
Jan
149y4
Mailman
Corp Ltd 5%
Massey-Ferguson
4%%
preferred!.
—100
commsn
IIIIII
_I~
preferred
5%%
preferred
Mitchell Robt class
B
.100
.100
__I
415
104
Aug
112%
Corp
Preferred
Morgan
4%%
Co
50
2.50
Feb
1,295
22%
Jan
27
842
22%
Jan
29
Jun
40
Aug
43
41
155
230
19
Ltd
Scotia Light <fc Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
94%
•
"•
17%
Jan
a50
20
46
Jan
51
33
375
27
Jan
Pacific
Steel'
Products
For footnotes
6ee
94%
94%
38y2 May
50
94
Jan
96
Mar
page
•
52
53
Ltd—•—.———*
16
16
225
Atlantic
Co^—1
3.50
3.50
300
—*
7
8
1,375
Candn
Invest
Ltd—
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Warrants
Reitmans
a
12%
36 %
*
Maurice
Gas
1
Inc
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
*
Apr
32%
a
13%
38
1.647
115
120
125
15
Jan
500
16
Jan
19
Feb
53
3.000
50
Apr
58
Mar
16
16%
1,535
50 y2
50 y2
386
40
Feb
140
140
Jun
46V4 July
Feb
13
July
46%
Jan
53
Aug
11
Apr
16% July
8
3.25 May
4.50
Jan
4.00
9
Apr
July
27%
11%
22
Jan
Feb
Jan
331/4 July
14
38%
Apr
Aug
132
Jan
144% Mar
Power
1.25
21%
1.40
21%
2,300
3,310
35
pfd—100
123
;•
10
37%
38%
29
29
520
•
11%
12%
10,175
52%
52%
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
1.510
8Gc
Mar
1.60
Aug
18
Jan
26
Apr
123
Apr
131
Jan
36%
Jun
20
Jan
44
Jan
£9
May
10% Mar
15%
Apr
51% July
53
Jun
16% July
53% July
10
Canada
1.40
(21%
123
Traders Finance Corp class A
Trans-Canada
Corp
Fund
16%
16 y2
50%
17
St
6%
16 y4
22
32%
—5
-—
(Canada) Ltd—
Southern
16%
16%
44.
Ltd_10
565
Feb
51%
•
common
Industries
Premier Steel Mills
11% July
Union Gas
United
Ontario
37%
20% May
16%
II100
preferred
19
a50
5
II
——*
Ltd
May
41
4.10 Mar
32%
-100
42%
*
new
Newfoundland Light & Power Co
Jun
25%
29 y2
1—5
_
Nova
7%
3.50
•
Natibnal Drug & Chemical
National Steel Car Corp common
Noranda Mines
95% Aug
16% Jun
27%
common
preferred
104 107%
Ltd
36% Mar
45% July
26%
-40
Trust
&
15% Apr
Jun
Jan
26%
II
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal
107
Ontario Paper
Canada
Mussens
27%
I
Jan
Jun
&
Aug
3.50
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
14%
Feb
Minnesota
Northwest
MacMillan & Bloedel class B_
2.55 Jun
24% May
Moore
Labatt
1205
195
Melchers Distilleries Limited 6%
Jamaica
Jan
19% Aug
Apr
Mar
121%
33%
5
Iroquois Glass preferred—
Aug
65c
6 % Mar
II
common
May
85c
39
preferred
2.10
*
•
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
Apr
Inc.-—.1
Shops
Manufacturing Ltd-
12%
Internsrtional Bronze
Jan
1.00
8
Feb
5%
Fanny
II—III100
Inland Cement preferred
25
Aug
Mar
•
common
$4.50 preferred
6%
6%
15%
Hudson Bay Mining
$1.40
Ltd—*
•
•
Howard Smith
Power
100
class A
Class B
•'
Jun
♦
Ltd—
Industries
Canada Ltd
Steel
Jan
17%
July
12 %
36%
*
Power
Toronto-Dominion
United
15
16% May
96% Aug
27%
Southam
Texaco
280
*
Standard
Co of
250
4,150
98
135
•
Southern
Steinbergs
15
17%
96%
4
Can common—
7'7r
preferred
Simpsons
Steel
T
50
of
15
-
pfd
45
i%
aS7
34%
16%
-r
12%
*
Class
-1
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common
50%
.
46%
43
15
t
class
St Lawrence
St
46%
■;
-
1
Motors
Goodyear
37%
100
General Dynamics
22%
Jan
9 % Mar
18%
—
25
Warrants
•
Jun
38
9,905
7.75
*
Preferred
4.75 Aug
Jan
72%
common
16
1.748
80%
83%
Apr
14
74
Power
2,639
10
a97
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Apr
Apr
14%
Gatineau
17%
42%
'
July
54
•
io
14% July
42
Par
preferred
Feb
Feb
8% Mar
5
Petroleum
13
7
Jan
54y2
27
•
20
Apr
Foundation Co of Canada
French
422
Jun
Aug
230
Co
Jan
%
14
"33 %
Feb
1,220
•
Jan
86
9 V4
*
Mar
16
20
20%
25% May
77% Aug
Motor
50 %
Aug
16%
42,
9%
!
A
preferred
Aug
76
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Jun
84
17%
Sale Price
Ford
4%
41%
1,000
14
-100
—_
4%%'
Jan
19%
45
*
150
1.078
85
1
—
class
Paper
July
14%
125
27%
20%
5
43%
14
common—
B
10,657
76
1
Jun
85
■
•
Class
19%
45
26%
Gas
Feb
18%
26%
B
Jan
10%
•
common
Jan
Aug
22%
15%
10%
•
Heating Products class
101%
Aug
50
Canada
Match
&
1,220
Acr
Feb
41%
41%
«
51% July
Jan
•
of
Class A preferred
Electrolux
Corp
Enamel
34
Feb
17
3%
preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
Eddy
67
41%
Feb
19%
•
Ltd
7%%
Eddy
18
24%
20 % May
63
—23%
Brewery
Pont
63
•
common
—;
Textile
91
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
Jan
22%
Glass common
Donohue Bros
Aug.
13y»
22%
Dominion
Red
300
38y2
9% July
2,525
11%
•
•,
Foundries & Steel
Preferred
33%
•
preferred
Dominion
31% Mar
32
11%
_2.50
Dominion Dairies
5%
33
a
Petroleum
Dome
Jun
5
•
common-
(Canada)
Preferred—
Rolland
Tancord
Distillers
105
Feb
50
preferred
Canadian
17%
80
International Power—
Preferred
Canadian
17%
20
107 %
5
•
.
Canadian
36%
880
Power
20
Canadian
Feb
32%
a!05
100
„
Natural
22 %
Fairbanks Morse common—•
Canadian
Feb
30%
High
ec %
—
Aug
Aug
21
S%
36%
.
TransDort
21
9%
—
Jan
Jun
Low
36
•
preferred
Provincial
18%
28%
32
—
Ores
Iron
Jun
1,085
v
__
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
4%
12%
31%
a 165
100
preferred ———
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
3,191
29%
32 %
—
6%
•
Ltd
common
preferred
5%
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
Jan
13
15 %
Jan
—
•
Penmans
24% July
Jan
al8
Cellulose
Jun
12 %
July
4.85
22
25
Co
Cottons
a7.40
22%
23
25
:
Canadian
16
16
•
preferred
Canadian
38
22%
•
common
series
Canadian
100
66% July
42% May
Jan
40%
25
common
Celanese
$1.75 series
35%
1,935.
37%
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
6%
38%
a7.40
1
:
British Aluminum—
Canadian
6014
•
common
Preferred
$1
10
Shares
13%
14%
31%
•
Page-Hersey Tubes
Prices
ot
Low
1
Petroleums
Pacific
Sales
for Week
P-ange
Sale Price
Canada Malting common
common
last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Canada
Steamscip
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
22
United
22
25
22
Apr
26%
Jan
Co
of
Can
Corporations
Principal
Waterman
Pen
Co
5% %
cl A pfd'50
class
B
25 %
*
Properties
*
(2:80
Ltd
•
"4x50
(L E)
26
2.75
3.05
4.50
5.00
25
425
20,375
1,150
Jun
27% Aug
2.75
Aug
3.75 Mar
4%
Aug
21
8
Mar
Number 5875
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(805)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Mining and
Alscope
Mines
Lead
Anthonian
Arno
Ltd
Mining
Corp
Ltd
Ltd
17c
Low
Mines
7,850
5c
3,500
4c
72c
500
70c
10c
«
Ltd
22c
4c
11c
7c
9c
4c
1
■
Sulphur & Iron Co LtdIIIIIII~1
Augustus Exploration Ltdl
Metal
Bani-Ore
Barvallee
7c
*
15c
9c
9c
10c
-36c
39c
19,090
9c
8 Vac
9c
July
Toronto Stock
"22,000
i
_
Mines
Ltd:
Red
Beauce
Lake
Placer
Gold
Mining
2,600
40c
4c
15c
Aug
Abacus
Abitibt Power
15c
July
Jun
85c
Feb
8 V2c Aug
21c
Apr
Oil
&
Gas
Collieries
Common
Canorama
Canuba
Mines
Carbec
82c
3,000
35c
37c
7c
1
Mines
Jan
Mat
8c
500
5%
500
1.10
43c
49c
14,715
,-^c
6c
11c
13,000
5,500
U%
11%
2,225
••.|c
24
6c
Aug
7.00 July
4,480
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jun
10c
Feb
49c
5c
July
14c
Apr
9c
Aug
29c
May
9.75
Jan
12
Mar
Aug
Feb
6.90
33c
4Vac
2,250
3c
Aug
9V2C
Jan
20c
14,000
17c
Jan
24c
Aug
July
12c
Mar
l3c-
18c
1,400
6.10
Jun
7c
',7c
7c
12,000
6c
17c
18c
Jan
9.15
Jan
13c
1
65,500
10c
1
12c
6.500
8c
July
18c
36;500
6c
Jan
21c
East
Mines
Ltd
14
1,060
9c
9c
500
Vac
6,100
2.00
1.4)0
200
Sullivan
Empire
Fab
Oil
11
Mar
7%c
Feb
6c
July
1.75
Jun
1.85
..85
8c
13c
13c
500
12c
29
560
24 V2 May
4c
Jun
_•
1
Mines
(1945)
Ltd—„__^_l
Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
l
Oils Ltd:
*
—_
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
Age Mines Ltd
22c
Feb
16Va July
11c
July
10 Vac Mar
2.50 Mar
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals
Gunnar Mines Ltd
Haitian
Copper
of
the
Corp
Lakes
International
Iso
Ceramic
Uranium
Mines
Kerr-Addison
!
Gold
Kontiki
&
Lead
Lingside
Lithium
Zinc
Copper
Corp
Maritimes
Ltd
of
Canada
Ltd
New
Mylamaque
92c
Jan
9c
7,500
4c
Jan
12c
May
75c
75c
18,700
46c
Mar
80c
Jan
14c
15c
4,500
Jan
21c
May
al3
Jun
187/b
Jan
4c
Jan
10c
Feb
17c
Feb
23c
Feb
33c
1,875
30'/a July
35V» Mar
11c
Aug
26c
Feb
Aug
82c
Apr
32 VBC
11c
44c
44c
20 3 i
21
7c
12
Feb
10c
Feb
4c
July
7c
Jan
1,000
8V2C
Feb
20c
Apr
305
a9i
1
18c
60c
1.30
American
Jan
95
Gas
Surpass
Agnico
Mines
35c
July
55c
Jan
9c
Aug
21c
Mar
100
85c
Jan
4,150
13c
Jan
60]
65c
23,950
58c
17c
14,000
7c
7 %c
10c
2.6b
2.03
300
98c
3,200
1,000
Gas
Alberta
Pac
4
1.75 Mar
(1945)
Metals
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
90c
—
——
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Gpemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) LtdOrchan
Uranium
Mines Ltd
Paudash Lake
Pennbec
Perron
Corp:
Mines
;
Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Place Gas & Oil Ltd—
Prime
Mines
2.50 Jan
1.34 M:ar
Jun
Ascot
Quebec
Leduc
Crest
Gold
St Lawrence
Sherritt-Gordon
Sisco
Gold
South
Mines
Mines
Dufault
Standard Gold
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
Mines
74c
Aug
Apr
45c
Apr
9c
July
Tache
Lake Mines
Tazin
Mines
Oils
Anthes
Lithium
B
Argus
Corp
$2.50
Mar
Jun
15%
I5V2
15%
2,682
17
Mar
21
20
' 21
855
19
Jun
24
Mar
65.
65
67%
75
63
Jun
72
8.75
9.50
302
7
May
10%
38%
35%
39%
15,245
Aug
42 Va
Aug
Apr
July
9
23c
9
32c
200
7,625
3.40.
3.70
5,100
31
33Va
19,092
26 J/4 May
20%
20%
580
20% AUg
22
42
9'
,-
3.50
33%
—
42%
39c
42 43%
34c
39c
9c
9c
10c
14c
13c
14c
13%
35 Va
Ashdown
Temple
930
20,100
6,550
13,300
Ash
Temple
Feb
45c
Mar
9c
Aug
18c
Feb
12c
July
25c
Jan
July""7"
Atlas
Yellowknife
72c
Jun
13VaC
Jun
7.90 July
10,300
5c
Aug
65c
Jun
lc
Aug
2.55 Mar
500
!
' 34%
24c
34'/ac Aug
3,600
1.3$
Aug
2.95 Mar
40
97
42
97%
195
60
19c
15c
19c
19,600
14c
May
90c
90c
91c
3,200
90c
Aug
26 Va
81
36
38
4,860
32
Jan
42 % Max
80
84
705
150
18,000
69
Jan
93
May
9V2c Aug
48
Feb
19c
Apr
1.26
47%
48
9V2C I0V2C
1.21
,
1.26
22Vac Aug
21c
14 %
15
6%
13% Mar
Mines
27
4,597
9c
9Vac
11,500
8c
14c
10,000
11c
July
23c
5c
3,800
5c
Feb
8c
1
;
-
Electric-
Fabric
14c
1
-
12c.
5c
—
"
1
15c
15c
18c
1
10c
10c I0V2C
5%
2.96
Mines
30
655
18%
Feb
34 Va July
4.00
4.35
500
2.25
Feb
4.50 Aug
5c
5 V2C
6,000
4c
9,370
7.35
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
5%
1st series preferred———25
5%%
Banff
2nd
Mines
—
Mines
Mines
Barymin
1.95 May
20c
1.32
39c
1.68
_1
6VaC
1.24
50o
3.30
72c
1.31
1.40
...
———
Beatty Bros
Apr
Apr
Black
Hats
Bonville
Feb
Bordulac
Jan
Bouzan
Jan
Mar
2.30
Jan
26Va
18c
8%
19c
18c
8%
21c
3,100
1,030
5,500
25c
Jun
25 Va
26
350
25% Mar
30
Jan
27 %
87c
27 %
90c
42 %
1.30
500
13,410
23,571
18,500
25 Va Mar
27%
Apr
86c
Jun
1.32
Jan
39%
Apr
90c
Jan
15,692
14 %c Mar
—
8%
19c
—
40%
1.05
17c
6%
.
62c
15,560
51c
Jun
21c
31,010
12c
Jan
8V2
8V2
8V2
20
*
——1
—
Ltd
1
—
-
53c
62c
10c
5c
7%
45
7%
46
5,776
95
47%
48 V2
400
7V2
48 %
—
Feb
Boymar Gold Mines
Tank
&
Feb
9c
May
Bright
(T G)
July
35c
Mar
Britalta Petroleum
9c
5.25
4.50
90c
Mar
common
Aug
British
Columbia
4%
—
4%%
4%%
16c
July
preferred
5% preferred
5 V2 % preferred
100
—————50
100
50
50
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
Jun
15 V2
Jan
British
2.84 Mar
British
Columbia Power—
British
Columbia
■
8 000
Jun
25c
Feb
16c
July
July
25c
Feb
Brown
36c
Feb
Bruck
Mills
104,646
60c
Mar
94c
Feb
Brunhurst
3c
Aug
9c
Jan
Brunsman
1.98
Jun
2.62
Apr
Brunswick
25
Telephone
Mines
Mining
100
Broulan
Reef
11,500
4V2c July
29c
33,000
16c
Jan
V#
3,500
13c
Aug
9Vac
30c
29c
Feb
Buffalo
Mar
Buffalo
Mar
Building
1
Mines
class
5,100
21c
Jan
34c
Mar
&
310,300
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
80C
80c
1,100
75c
Mar
92c
Jan
6,000
6V2C
12c
Feb
Burrard
Jun
48
50
14%
36%
43
87%
48
50
14V2
36 V^
43
54c
58c
Apr
Mar
Jun
44%
Feb
2.05 May
26c
May
27 %c Mar
1.08
Jan
Mar
22c
8 Va
30c
8V2C
Feb
Apr
Feb
July
10c
Jan
49c
Jun
79c
Mar
6
Jan
6c
43 V4
Jan
47 Va May
7%
Aug
47% July
7 %c
Jun
50%
Feb
5.75 Aug
15 Vac Mar
8.40
7%
Feb
Apr
5
July
45 Va
Aug
48
May
37
Mar
50
Jan
2.12 July
3.30 Mar
Feb
35
Jun
44%
75
Feb
78
May
40
July
43
85
Mar
91
Aug
May
45
Mar
48% July
2.65
■
4,055
5,524
1,772
17,000 '
49 %
Apr
Feb
52 %
12%
35%
Jan
40 % Mar
40
Jan
47% May
class
A
Jan
160
il%
Jun
14%
Jan
2.20
Jan
5.00
July
5c
Jan
25c
1-50
—
2.75
30c
1.60
6,500
900
847,950
6,985
8c
6c
8c
36
35
36 V2
2,000
875
—*
8V2C
8V2C
8V2C
1,500
•-*
—
59c
Feb
200
35,000
*
Extension
Feb
Aug
.
13
1
*
BOc
18
4.25
6c
5 V2C
5 V2C
2.65
28c
«
15%
37 Va
44 %
58c
13
—
-r
190
115
235
705
370
76
43
88%
48V2
51
4.25
5c
—
4.25
1
Lake
Dock
76
42
—
1
1
a
Dry
_
76
87%
Smelting
Burns
7c
3,120
13,563
:.
&
Gold
Hill
65
230
2.68
37%
1
Burlington
Bunker
46%
46
2.36
36%
1
Products
7C
45Va
45Va
—
*
—
—
Ankerite
22c
—
2.68
36%
1
B
Mines
Red
•
•
Company
10c
Products
Forest
Columbia
13,000
.1
•
11 Va
12V2C
Jun
,
Electric—
preferred
preferred
Jan
——.—,—.—
Oil—
American
Jun
—50
——*
preferred
Bridge
4c
19c
2.00 Aug
7%
4,600
6c
6V2C 6V2C
—
53c
1
50
preferred—
5%
5c
—
9c
3,500
1,000
27,834
12c 12 V2C
12c
50
Paper
preferred
253,000
13% May
Jan
Mar
18c
Mar
36c
Aug
59c
59,600
.
Jan
17c
3,255
8,278
500
16c
May
Jan
2.30
45
62c
1
Feb
Apr
125
325
'
19V2C
—
Jun
52
32%
48
30%
———*
—
Mines
Corp
5 % %
May
9V2C
1
Mines
Mines
Bowater
Jan
25c
Jan
1
1
:
common
Gold
26c
Jan
6c
16c
18c
13c 17V2C
Uranium
Bay
Feb
Jun
14c
5,000
46
17c
—
Mines
Uranium
15c
15,900
8c
30%
46
—
—1
—__1
25
Mines
Yukon
.
18,160
17c
15cl5V2C
15c
7V2C
—
.—„50c
20
Telephone
Bibis
Feb
82c
82c
27 %
88c
41%
1.10
Co
——-
1.94
Aug
July
Mar
*
—♦
Mines-
-
1.31
Feb
Aug
60c
1
—
Cooper Corp—
84 Va
60c
*
Mines
Jan
65%
July
10c
6,200
Paper class A—*
B
Bevcon
62% July
171,800
15c
Bethlehem
Feb
63c
15c
Mining
Jan
85c
•
Belcher
Aug
8c
78c
♦
pfd—
Corp—
16c
52%
63c
—*
Lumber
26c
Jan
—
Ltd
Beattie Duquesne
2.00
82c
Mines
&
Feb
Feb
24
1
Jan
1.70 May
12c
1.36
Aug
*
Ltd
Uranium
Lodge
8,034
7,966
4,108
40,950
80
—
—
Power
8V2C
53%
74V2
Petroleums
Class
1,600
8c
55
77%
Beaver
Apr
21c22V2C
—
Jan
25 Va
1.25 July
10
—
Exploration
Bathurst
Bell
19
28,200
1,600
Jan
8c
10%
19 % July
500
58%
Beaver Lumber Co common—'
12V4 Mar
125
125
1.31
21c
1
Jan
July
20%
21 %
1.31
.-10
of Nova Scotia
Barnat
1
-
Consolidated
Montreal
of
8.75
20%
__
8c
3,445
Jun
Jun
21%
—
50c
Bankeno
7.70
8.00
20%
25
preferred
OH
6.00
5%
2.0C
3.15 July
Jan
27%
5.75
5Va
12 Va
Feb
Feb
28
7 V2C
Jan
Feb
Apr
16c
July
2.65
Jan
2IV2C
Jun
10c
Aug
15c
4.35
♦
B
8c
6c
2.35
29 V2 Mar
Aug
May
12V2C
400
2.96
8V2 July
J an
24
6,800
1
class
8% Mar
2.30 Aug
27,500
_!
common—
Prods
Feb
Apr
7% May
14% Aug
Jan
24
5.80
5%
10,000
15%
4.95
26
8
•
12$ 14 Vac
2.09
2.35
1
Feb
Aug
14%
—1
Jan
Mar
7V2
2.30
Traction common
3.00 May
1.50 Mar
45
1.21
Jan
14Va
Pioneer
70c
23c
2.35
Bralorne
9,000
Jan
Mar
14Va
Brazilian
5,000
45
100
*
*
Mar
1,000
Jan
Jan
May
100
200
600
500
7.25 Mar
Jan
Mar
90
255
6%
45c
52c
Aug
36
2,900
—
Mines
Gold
Auto
Avillabona
.
7V2c Mar
4c
Feb
40
977/s
47c
3.25
May
2,500
May
7,500
14
96,442
July
5c
Apit
24c
Aug
30c
Ic
5.20
July
24c
20c
4.15
7.00
13c
11
23c
500
20
Aug
Jan
12% May
21c
4,000
500
1.25
1,200
Jan
91c
21c
Mines
Gold
Jan
Jan
Aug
270
1
Biltmore
4c
11,800
91c
Jun
Aug
5%
200
17c
——100
Mines
Aug
1.20
3.00
—10
Bidcop Mines Ltd
300
3.00
11 Va
Mines
Bicroft
5c
63c
1,800
9V2c
common—.
Aumacho River Mines
Aunor
63c
26,800
11
Steels
Aumaque
4,100
75c
14c
Copper
Atlas
Aubelle
65c
6%
65c
*
B
B
Coast
Feb
Mining
Feb
45%
Jan
♦
class
Acceptance
Atlantic
Jan
15
Apr
37% July
Aug
72c
,_40c
;
class
Atlantic
Apr
26c
Aug
5.15 May
24c
5%
*
common
27c
5%C
Aug
July
3.25
6
50
-
Hardware
Ash
64c
Ltd
9
65c
7% May
23c
•
.
70c
2.15
Aug
*
Asamera Oil
Feb
4
Feb
30
10o
Gold
5,200
61c
1
preferred
Mines
Arjon
69c
44.
Jan
50
1,000
page
Jan
43c
3.00
preferred
13c
see
21%
4,580
1
common
$2.40
Jun
2.00
;
footnotes
33,355
47c
*
Area Mines
40c
Virginia Mining Corp
For
29Va
46c
2.80
1
13 Vac
Westville Mines Ltd
25 V4
46c
lc
Arcadia Nickel
25c
12%
:
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
27%
10c
;
common
21c
10 Vac
Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd.
Jan
1
preferred
84,000
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Weedon
2.00
1
1st
20,900
13c
:
Ltd
I^ines
9,100
1
Mines
Imperial
Class
Buffadison
Valor
2.65
25
Mines
4
5.00
„„
Ltd
2.40
1
Rouyn
Ansil
5
3.05
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
pfd
.
54c
Ltd.
Ltd
2.45
\
Jan
Ltd-
Exploration
1.85 May
*
Petroleums
23c
II
::
i
Tib
Jun
*
common-
Huronian
Aug
85c
Ltd-
1.05
1
Warrants
Anglo
Anglo
July
Ltd—
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
3,250
50c
45c
]
:
1.50
50
Feb
Apr
28c
20,500"
Ltd
Ltd
1.35
10
Mines-
12c
Ltd
Mines
3.60
50
Controls
1,000
4 Vac
Mines
Jun
25c
Mines
River
2.55
20c
Lead
British
Red
15,350
*
Pete
162,000
—
Feb
3.30
4.55
Corp
Oil Development Ltd
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
4%
Bata
Jan
3,500
Lithium
Quebec
Co
1
1.35
Jan
2.85
*
4
—_
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
Quebec Copper Corn Ltd——
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd.
1.02
*
Ltd
Baska
July
2,000
24
Jan
Oil
Credit
Jan
6c
8.
Ltd—
15c
Minerals—
Jan
68c
2,600
Corp
Mar
*
9c
1.15
8.50
Ltd
Copper
8c
preferred
Bowater
Quebec
Jan
19^000
8c
75c
Mar •
9.00
9c
6VaC
9,000
^Producers
53c
8clOVac
—
Basco Oil & Gasx.
Jan
200
Warrants^
Gas
July
•
Analogue
Apr
Jun
4c
88,750
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Provo
Jan
41c
common
2,000
:___
68c
American Nepheline
Bank
5%c Jun
2,000
ix-
50c
5,100
2,100
__
Anacon
10V2C
Jun
2
-
Ltd
July
July
34,993
common
Bldg
American
Jan
3,500
V&
Pitt
Porcupine
Cons
41c
—_;
Ltd—.
18 Va
75c
Trunk
Roxana
Bank
4c
28 V2C
87c
3.80 Mar
Jun
Jan
44c
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth—
Apr
46c
7
.
Ltd—
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Mining
Gold
—
Exploration
Partridge Canadian
75c
Jan
27c
Aug
2.70
12 V2
64c
:
Aluminium
Apr
48,720
1.75
10
70c
16c
42c
Alminex
1.24
10,500
—
715
73c
Algoma Steel
36 %c
800
Ltd
1,500
6,280
16
64c
Warrants
Jan
2,000
12c
Ltd—.
16c
2.85
16
3.15
Preferred
Apr
14,100
84c
.
16c
2.70
13Vac May"
5
:
Algom Uranium
Algoma Central
Mar
74c
5,000
Corp
£__
Apr
1.50
Voting trust
30c
'1.38 July
10,200
4 VaC
Aug
6V2C
73c
Warrants
Bankfield
5 VaC
Ltd--
Mar
90 Va
-
1
1
4%%
Feb
98
90
10,500
90%
9V2c
9
50c
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common-
Aluminum
22
July
—
1
Algonquin
Mar;
19 Va
9c
2.70
Yellowknife-Gold
Allied
Jun
12
410
90 Va
Feb
Aug
20 Va
„
July
40
24
191/2
__
Ltd
200
1 058
91/2C
*
23 Va
Aug
10
♦
-
—
45c
34% May
23 % Jun
9%
i9i/2
1
;
Shoe.
Petroleums
Beaver
Obalski
Oil
&:
Agnew
23c
5,390.
May
300
20c
98c
93/3.
7,500
v
1.85 Mar
7,800
iai
1
23 Va
1
Base Metals Mining
Smelting
Rare
Apr
99c
a9c
104
20c
Jan
81V2
45c
17c
—50c
1.07
2,500
2.05 Mar
1.00
:
1.01
__
37%
100
Advocate Mines Ltd-
Akaitcho
35V4
•
Preferred
Ajax
37%
High
Low
25c
*
common
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme
23c
*
.
24c
25
Auto
8,-400
Ltd-
21Va July
6c
1.25
1
Apr
1,500
90 Va
i
Ltd
18 V2
2,500
8S f
l
Vinray
Mines
600
%c
36)
common:
Preferred
Atlin-Ruffner
7c
Vic
l
£
34c
3,100
VaC
*
&
.
1.2< 1
Ltd
Mines
500
45c
Ltd
Mining
50
■
1.22
—
Explorations
5%c
13'/a
West Amulet Mines Ltd—.
North
Jun
1
New
Nocana
45c
l.3i)
Ltd—
New
Nickel
11,000
1
Canada
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil &
Minerals
50c
5
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—.
New
47c
1.30
Formaque Mines Ltd-
New
May
__5
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
Montgary Explorations Ltd-
Mines
7'Ac Mar
22c
1,000
1
_
New Goldvue
Jan
Jan
8,500
Ltd——*
Island Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
New
4c
5c
1
Merrill
of
Jan
8,225
1
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
Corp
Apr
44,500
1
Mining
Molybdenite
9%c
Jan
Mar
5c
1
-.
Mines
32
Vac
Ltd——l
Mining Co
22c
17c
Ltd—II_5
Mining Ltd
Mines
10VaC
i
—
Mines
15,500
July
i
Ltd——
Iron
Holiinger Consol Gold
7%c Aug
2.75 Mar
9c
i
—
1,500
Jan
Mar
4c
-Ill*
Ltdll
'
1.05
17c
9c
i
*
200,
VaC
Fontana
Head
Jan
7 Vac
Ltd
Futurity
Golden
6c
1
Inc—
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Fundy
1,000
II 1
Ltd-
Minerals
Mines
'
Vac
i
Mines
&
Metal
.1
Paper
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class
A
Anchor
Dolsan
&
Low
"*
Shares
Mar
6V2C
Consolidated
Ltd
for Week
of Prices
Jan
15c
—1.50
Ltd..
9V2 July
1.85
3c
18c
Monpas Mines Ltd
,_l
Quebec Yellowknife. Mines Ltd_l
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
J—1
Jan
10'A Mar
13c
1
Consol
34
-6,50;
4 V'2 c
Par
Mines
Sales
Range--
Sale Price
Alberta
1.10
6c
1
Ltd—
Denison
15c
42c
Jan
„_l
Copper Corp„_^
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
10y2c
7,500
85c
60c
900
11%
July
Aug
200
'
Cleveland
Mines
28c
24
*
l
Mar
7.45
49c
i
J
Feb
25c
lac
ll.O
•fee
i
,_I*
Ltd—
84c
Jan
,24
1
1
85c
Jan
7 <00
3
Ltd
Aug
25V2C May
5VaC Jun
5,500
-
Feb
80c
500
7Vac
Apr
1.30 Mar
10c
42c
28,171
18c
18c
10c
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd!
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Bi-Ore
35c
38c
-
July
15V2c
Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd—J
Consol
35c
-
;_i
_
Corn
4c
43,200
17c
40y2c Jun
1,500
60c
16c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Asbestos
1,000
50c
Ltd
Mines
Cassiar
56,700
5c
60c
Mines Ltd—:
Explorations
50c
5c
80c
17c
—
Canalask Nickel
2,000
43c
_*
__
Oils
Feb
10c
i
Resources
_
Homestead
Jan
8c
Feb
5c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltdi—1
Canadian
33c
Jan
1
Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines. Ltdu_.
Canadian
Aug
5c
44c
Ltd————_1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite
Copper Corp___
!
16c
1
Ltd
3,500
Week's
Last
Mar
9c
4 VaC
6c
-
Friday
Feb
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Jan
1,000
6c
Are
STOCKS
6c
1.22
Apr
35c
Shown
Mar
Jan
6c
6c
i
Mines
1
19c
6c
i
Bellechasse Mining Corn Ltd
Bibis
Yukon Mines Ltd—
Bluewater
16c
1
Mines
Ltd—,
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Beatrice
Prices
May
5 Vac July
4c
Jan
15,500
110,800
36c
*
——
Gold
21
High
'
Baker Talc Ltd
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High
72c
~1
_
—-——20c
Atlas
Aull
Shares
Low
•
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mines
ENDED
Stocks—
Explorations
Ameranium
Anacon
!
Oil
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
19 %
19
20
915
*
13%
13
13%
2,295
*
__
7
7V2
300
_
5%p Apr
2.60 July
11c
May
1.30 Jan
6c
July
32 Va July
7c
May
16%
Jan
12 Vt
Jun
6% Mar
8V2C Mar
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
39c
Aug
2.55 May
9C
39
lie
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
14% Mar
24
8
Jan
41
,
*2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(306)
Monday, August 24, 195£K
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
Cadamet
Calaita
1
25c
Mines
Petroleum
5
3.50
1,200
22% July
Jan
100
103
Aug
73%
6.95
Jan
10 % Mar
32
31%
33%
992
31'/a
Jun
37
27 »/4
53c
28%
Jan
Jan
23%
Apr
Class
Apr
29
J un
Cosmos
25
Jun
Coulee
100
30 %
1,390
92
30
63
63
63
170
25
25
525
1.45
1.45
1.52
5,560
57c
60c
300
51c
50
50%
300
49
26
;
*
Packers class B
Canada Southern
Steamship
Canada
Wire
Canadian Bank
Canadian British
Class
A
Class
B
Cowichan
Aug
76%
Feb
Craigmont
Jan
25%
Jan
1.43 July
2.35
Jan
1.05
Feb
Feb
55
Apr
Aug
65
68
520
53
Jan
70
92
91
92
65
38
Mai-
92
1
75c
75C
500
>5,275
Feb
49
13%
Jun
15% Mar
Daering
7c
8c
7c
Jan
13c
60
57%
62%
8,666
54
Jan
37
40%
6,757
35%
Jan
42%
Deer
16
13%
16
2,050
11
Apr
17% July
Deldona
10
Devon
8.00
1,230
6.50
7.00
645
4.10
Apr
300
18%
74c
.
2.50 Mar
14
Mar
58c
Jan
9,500
34c
10c
10c
1,600
7%c
Aug
Apr
58c
65c
3,500
58c
July
3.25
3.25
3.50
1,000
3.00 Jan
22
20 %
22
1,000
1.80
2.00
5,420
17% May
1.75 Anr
9%c 10% c
6,100
21%
1,81
29
29
8c
50
52%
705
14c
19,600
16
100
8c
8%c
9,200
6,205
8 %c
—1
21 %c
28c
48%
Canners
class
Canadian
Celanese
common
$1.75
preferred
Canadian
•
31
*
14%
1,098
23
22%
4,225
31
1.35^
31
75
12%
14%
6,450
63,150
Canadian Devonian
1.60
7%
8%
7,425
1
Wright
1.30
,3
common
.
Curtis
23
•
Pete
Collieries
Preferred
14%
25
—<
Cellulose
&
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
•
—
Chemical
Canadian
A
79c
82c
4,050
3.15
5.425
4.45,
11,050
_*
Petroleum
3.05
2.90,
14
Feb
Jan
July
8.70 July
Explorers
2.60
13c
Gold
Distillers
—1
—1
53
10c
Aug
16
Aug
—<
•24
1.08
16% May
Jan
July
18c
Jan
July
40c
Mar
27 %c
74c
Mar
30c
18c
22,500
26c
18c
1,882
17c
July
July
34c
Jan
19c
19c
21c
14,500
15c
Jun
25c
Mar
13c
12c
15c
25,889
9c
July
19c
Apr
1.08
1.05
1.15
9,393
1.02
Jun
2
32%
32%
33%
8,755
22%
Jan
•
Seagrams—
17%.,
17%
17%
1,355
15%
Apr
■
Mines
Petroleum
24% July
Dome
Jan
Dominion
14% July
Dominion
1.68
Jun
4.55
Aug
9% July
Jan
68c
Jan
Coal
Warrants
Jan
Dominion
4.25
4.15
Jan
Dominion
Steel
19%
20%
2,882
4.15 Aug
19% Aug
6.05
20%
25%
Jan
Dominion
Canadian
Dyno
1
33c
31c
35c
5,010
27c
75c
Jan
Dominion
Tar
Canadian Eagle Oil
*
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common..,'
12
12
12
150
12
Aug
2.32
2.59
26,450
32%
32%
135
2.05
2.90
Apr
25
Feb
35
Jan
May
Dominion
1.62
Canadian
Class
Food
A
Products
*
Preferred
3.75
100
2.60
Jan
4.00
Aug
9%
9%
525
7
Jun
9%
Aug
July
100
General
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
Warrants
Securities
cl
Crest
A
56
»____20c
Industries
30c
31c
9,750
1.07
1.19
2,959
10%
12
7,910
•
11%
6.30
__1
•
Canadian
Northwest
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrolina
17%
8.00
525
44
47%
10,627
_*
9
9
18%
9
390
19%
615
18% May
Cos
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
Canad
5Va%
Can
6%c
6 %c
Gold
Feb
Apr
36 %c
36c
37c
Fargo Oils
13,300
32c
Jun
1.07
Jan
Farwest
2,550
10c
Mar
55c
Jan
Fatima
15c
Jan
Federal
Grain
9%c
9%c
10c
17,000
9c
May
1.05
1.05
1.10
1,700
78c
Feb
*
11
10%
11%
10,375
1
5.40
5.40
5.60
2,875
6.25
6.95
1.70
2.30
13c
13c
3,500
1.48
23,575
28
590
5%c
12,000
l
Fleet
Jun
9.20
Jan
Ford
2.30 Aug
Ford
of
53c
Apr
92c
Mar
28c
25,500
99c
" 1.06
4,300
72c
Jun
50c
Jun
3.25
3.20
3.50
10,375
*
Mines
1
Mines
Cellulose
230
5,500
11c
15c
4,000
Metals
IIIII*
Petroleum
6c
10,700
21
Life
~___2.50
Mines
IIIIIII •
I_IIII*
ZZZ •
Oil
Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Mines
•
"I*
Flin
Fenimore
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
5c
3.00
3.00
1,400
Marcus
Gold
Mining
&
Explor
Mosher
—."I"
ZZZZZ
ZZZZ
II
-IIIIII
„•
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Sudbury
footnotes
27c
Jan
44c
Glenn
Goldale
Mines
1,500
22c
Jan
35c
6c
Aug
10c
Feb
9%
page
44.
8%
3.10
29c
19%
Jun
Apr
20c
July
11c
July
19c
Apr
47c
8c
Feb
7,025
5c
11
Aug
Mar
16% July
1.55 Mar
3.65
4.20
Jan
22c
Jan
50c
5,020
38c
33c
4,371
7c
2,000
Aug
6%c May
25C 30 %c
6,700
19c
87,940
55c
Jun
3.10
1,260
31c
3.00
26c
16,000
26c
65c
700
57c
5,650
20%
8,620
1.72
4.50
64c
Mar
8c
Feb
13c
53,400
2,000
55 c
17,032
-50c
Jun
1.12
43%
405
42%
Jun
51
27 %
Jan
29
Jun
5% May
6
Aug
27%
27%
200
6
6
6
100
85c
81c
33c
7,500
73%
175
71%
75%
2,230
174 175%
445
13%
14%
6c
7%c
29
7.50
2.20
80
37%
Jun
10
36%
Aug
187
12,525
80
78
Jan
2,220
2.12
Jan
Jan
1,255
6.90
Feb
65c
8,200
28
Feb
50
108%
2,165
7c
29
1.50
Feb
Jan
815
13% Aug
6c
17
11 %c
July
Apr
24 %c
4
%c
Jan
2.55 Mar
44c
Mar
11c
Aug
6%c
50c
Feb
Jun
Mar
1.10 Mar
98
98
10
98
Aug
104*
Apr
106
106
10
105
Jan
109
Mar
17%
17%
5,700
17
Jan
17%
16%
18%
46
46
49%
52 %
50%
52%
I,167
43% Mar
56% July
1.20
1.25
1,300
1.15 July
1.40 Aug
8%
50c
1.10
1,710
>
465
1.25
3,815
15
15%
91%
91%
13%c
13 %c 13 %c
1,500
1-00
1.00
."%■
1.05
24c
24c
7.75
3,581
35c
9c
34c
46c
9c
9c
20c
21c
Coal
1.40 Aug
Jan
191/4
Feb
94% May
1.00
9c
20c
July
1.55 Mar
May
32c
Jan
59c
Feb
Aug
14c
Mar
Jan
24c
Jun
28c
7c
5,00Qr
•
July
18c
11,644
Aug
8.60 May
6.25 Mar
244,400—
Jun
Mar
46 %c
Feb
Jun
125
42
Mar
48
8,975
—
—*
—
17c
10c
6
52Jj?iw
12c
23%
9.50
9.25
9.50
635
6%
5%
6%
2.60
41
41
2.50
2.50
400
12%
5%
13%
5%
92ft-..
4.75
4.75
7%
8
—
—1
class
13%
*
A
5%
—
7%
—13%
12%
13%
12%
*
6.60
6.60
6.60
•
4c
4c
4%c
—-_*
i
,
13%
13%
12%,
<
38
60.
2.30
Mines
27
27
450
8c
9c
II.500._-
7c
7c
8c
9,000
13
13%
17.160
2.40
8%
3.00
9%
Gold-
1
—
—
-
6c
6c
9,560,
7351
10,500-.
Feb
3.30
Aug
Jan
21%
Jun
Jan
6% May
5.50
Feb
Jan
7%
Aug
9
Jun
14
Aug
13%
Jan
Aug
8.00 Aug
Apr
Apr
.1,1% Aug.,,
>26
Jan'
11%
2.60
411/2
4.50
1.52CT
12
13%
Jan
Mar
3%c
''__
•
Jan
3.35
4.00
9%
.
320.,_
3,500f
8%c
,
common
Aug
6%
Aug
9% Feb
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2,223
10 %
May
•t5% July
ioa
4ooti,:
10
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1
_
Products
1-2%
7 ID
1
—
5
2.25
5i5r_.
1
—
/.
7.25
3,210....
2.45
—
.
Mar
Apr
1,110
—
38c
2.25 Mar
2,705
29 %
50
Jan
7% May
Jun
July
45% Aug
30 % July
3,700
43%
28
_1
Jan
Jun
1.43
38%
28%
.
40c
Jan
1.21
1.28
40%
•
common
Jun
35% May
1-30
——•
Saddlery—
Lake
Jan
230
common
Gas
Trust
Warrants
Apr
12c
2,500
7.50
Jun
63%
89
1,600
24c
10%
22%
10%
775
7-75
Jan
Aug
1.00 July
50
15
*
7
16% Aug
46
1,762
■
May
Mines
Gwillim
8%
24% Mar
120
warrants
Gurney
Jun
46%-May
27 %c Aug
Gunnar Mines
14c
.
36% Aug
17%
100
*
Lead
Jun
95
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound. Lines
Gulch
2.74
85
Jan
27,000
Winnipeg Gas—
Voting trust
Guaranty
Jan
Jan
21,700
B
West
1958
1.80
75
9.00
30c
Develop
Gulf
Mar
25c
Jun
July
Class
98
July
Mar
205
44%
6%
17c
warrants
20c
Jun
Aug
37%
35
Aug
5.85
2.45
1.24 July
7c
Feb
Jun
12c
July
2.14
28
194
44%
6
16c
Greater
36c
7%c
12,500
Jan
10 %c 11 %c
—
Northern
Feb
Jun
11c
54c
27%
Warrants
22%
Apr
July
51c
51c
52c
19 %c
27 %c
Warrants
Great
West
5c
1.50
Power
Great
20c
11c
Jun
8.25
—
Paper
Lakes
Great
Jun
52c
12c
1
Lakes
Feb
1.20
833
5,700
43%
1
*
Great
5.25
Feb
2.000
14c
1.12 Mar
35c
4.65 July
He
Mines
Granduc
Apr
1.15 May
Jan
6c
2,500
13c
50
Great
Plains
18c
12c
7,345
28c
Mines
Great
63c
12c
Jun
4,090
4c
5.00
1
Mackay class A—__>
Jan
3,766
5 %c
July
3c
75c
3c
4.00
4.90
common——._*
preferred
Grandroy
B
12,000
4,500
67c
74c
Aug
1
Canada
Class
40,800
6,000
25% May
19% May
1
Gold
1.051 Feb
38c
297,811
Mar
1
preferred
1.96
6c
32
17
1
.
Uranium
Tire
$2.80
3.20 July
19
Goldfields
Goodyear
Mar
1.05
80c
24% May
20%
.1
—
36c
30c
20c 20 %c
Mar
5,482
4,757
2,055
—*
Mines
Mines
Jan
93c
5%c
July
17%
,._1
1
Gold
—
Jan
Jan
3.55
19%
20c
21%
50c
Prospecting
63c
Jun
65c
May
com
common—
Mine
10 %c
3.00 Aug
3.25
Jan
53c
Jan
73c
47c
32c
7c
Apr
4.10 May
Jun
32c
61c
Jun
29%
1
Mines
Gordon
4,150
Jan
8%c
6% Mar
1%
Ltd
Mining
Eagle
15c
Jun
35c
5%c
Gold
Aug
27,905
45c
17
100
Uran
9c
1.05
20c
Glacier
8c
.
Jan
1
Yellowknife
8.000
4,000
Jun
Feb
20%
100
-
Wares
Mascot
6,300
13,571
68
6
20c
1
i
—
Scientific
9c
20,025
Jan
Jan
27%
*
Giant
15c
3.95
63 c
10%
Apr
Geo
8c
.
July
28%
1
Giant
14c
•
III
May
1,525
7c
Ltcf__.
Mines
14
163% Mar
7c
2.20
.-ZZZ
Basin
Jun
26c
51c
Mine
Jan
Aug
Apr
1.90
Mines
see
2,900
3.80
Oils
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
Mar
5c
3.25
SmeltingJ_
Mogul
Consolidated Morrison
75c
12c
Feb
15
21%
•
common
—■
Steel
Mines
Jan
14%
29C
I~
Genex
50c
10%
Power
A
40
11c
143,500
100
Preferred
9,500
13%
15c
Jun
50c
14c
•
•
common...
Development
Class
55c
375
12c
10
Bakeries
General
139
130
preferred
Mines Ltd
13%
48c
Ltd
Jan
7c
.
1,500
14c
2.13
Jun
60
100
23c
•
preferred
5%%
preferred
51c
11 %c
Ltd
Oils
4.00
Apr
9
__
Mac
2.00 Mar
July
26c
__
Mines
4.65 Aug
■
__
60
6%
23c
14%
Ltd
Gatlneau
40c 40 %c
15c
Aug
May
13% Aug
25
6%
—
20
Debentures
13
32c
—IIIII
"
ZZZ
Jan
Frobisher
139
7c
60
—
.
20c
Petroleum Drilhng
15
700
31
•
»
Ltd
General
50c
53c
—
Co
Mines
Jan
Jun
~~~
II"!
Arrow
Marbenor
10
•
15
8c
July
Jan
25c 26 %c
Mines
Lake
—
900
13%
—*
Motors
Aug
1.96
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated Howey Gold
14%
A
General
4.65
Z
_II_II
Crest
Consolidated
9c
S)—
class
Feb
31c
3.85
;
Consolidated
Jan
26c
10,000
—
*
19c
11%
5c
Discovery
Dragon Oil
80c
8,500
9c
General Dynamics
864
13%
Consolidated Central Cadillac
Consolidated Denison Mines
Warrants
52,500
32c
9c
13%
A
(U
Petroleum
General
1,650
1
Gamma...
Callinan
1.45
30c
—
*
French
General
6,716
.
Allenbee
1.20
1
1
Jan
35c
*
Mines
1.41
__
1
1
21c
5.25
IHIlO
Mines
Apr
Companies
Jan
25
Jun
13%
__
class
Fraser
May
4.10
Mar
33c
~1
Jan
Aug
2.40 Aug
40% Mar
Apr
.
5%
4.65
•
National
27%
2.10
July
1.60 July
72
;
Co
Foundation
Francoeur
Geco
12%
35c
350
25c
Canada
Feb
13
Enterprises
Combined
Jan
1.50
72
Manufacturing
Jun
4.65
Combined
37%
Jan
common
3.15
13%c Aug
5%c
6c
21
12c
15c
■
1
Fittiifgs
89c
3.20 Aug
21
•
11c
1.65
2.45 May
11c
-
55
Jan
2.15 May
2.65 Mar
Mar
16,650
22c
%
Consolidated Mic
Jan
27,200
64c
common
East
19c
45c
July
16%c Jan
33c
i
Gold
Jun
18c
Willans
Jan
5c
53c
1,300
May
1.90
28% Aug
8%c Mar
28c
10,550
Yellowknife
25c
Jun
Jan
57c
61c
Dunlop
Cody Reco
Aug
21c
2.71
1,790
39
——~
Motor
Jan
55c
300
2.40
39
16c
July
Jan
—
6.05
2.55
2.05
1.95
*
—1
Preferred
1.05
32c
■
Apr
15,125
2.55
Cochrane
1.75
407,883
1
Min
2.00
__
__
7c
53
Mines
Mining
5.60 Aug
1.30
1.75 July
53%
Ltd
12 % Mar
19 %
1.30 Aug
6,670
225
Warrants
9.40 May
75c
Mines
Cop
Feb
4.75 Mar
13c
11,850
1.90
290
,
Mining
v
1,100
1.45
1.80
1
Uranium
Faraday
2.45
•
Far
53
26c
1
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
May
Aug
Jan
5c
8c
1.30
1.81
62
Ltd
Nickel
Canadian
35c
26
8c
1 30
1
60
Players
18,083
57c
Consolidated
46
14c
Falconbridge
502,770
1
Consolidated
Mar
15c
1.38
Jan
2.00 May
Apr
30%
Explorers Alliance
24
1.83
5c
1.30
July
•
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
38
Jan
14c
26
101,975
60
Corp
1.58
Chimo
Consolidated
Eureka
48%
1.01
Consolidated
Feb
14c
1.48
1.63
*
Empire Life Insurance
Flooring class A
July
96
1.70
*
1.51
Jun
Mar
30
Erie
200
48%
1
Consolidated
9%c Jan
Jan
1
l
1.61
46c
16C
59%
:
Famous
...
July
60
Fanny Farmer Candy
Ltd
Jan
7c
1
Ltd
Jan
Mines
Consolidated
Emco
Feb
Jan
1
Consolidated
45
3.00
Wines
Consolidated
30
16
:
17c
13,700
_1
20%
11c
16,200
9c
59%
Ltd
Apr
Mines-
Key
Mining
Sol
Jan
Oil
Consolidated
El
Jun
10c
21c
to
Developments
1.60
—
May
8c
_*
common—
14%
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Con
15% May
&
19%
1.71
Consolidated
Mines
Mines
40
6.90
Coniagas
changed
Eldrich
218
1
Coniaurum
Name
Elder
31% Mar
33,433
_1
Mar
15c
45
Ltd
1.99
"•
Confederation
Mines
15%
~i
Commonwealth
Elder
20%
130
12
Jan
20
_.
^
15
49
Feb
Apr
Jun
Jan
18c
10
A_
1.76
•
20%
Jan
July
——..J1
Co
class
20%
Rio
Conduits
Match
Paper
1.99
.
9%
8c
50c
Trust
Common
30% May
Jun
20
Jan
10c
35
—
.50c
-
.
15%
Gold
Columbia
Eddy
Eddy
—
common—
Investment
20 %
Porcupine
Lake
1.12 Mar
Oil
A
Apr
6c
92%
40
11,100
45
1
pfd__20
4%
Del
Colomac
Jun
Class
Economic
Aug
11% Mar
126
2,790
10c
45
22%
July
*
„<_
23
Pat
Coin
37c
26%
Jan
11%"
10c
1
Mines
150
Central
Cochenour
Feb
Sullivan
100
Central
Chromium
20y4
27
45
12
Jan
1
.
1
Asbestos Corp
Gold
Jan
10%
10c
14%
July
51% July
Ahlf
•
19
10
Jan
1
Petroleum
18
Trethewey
Jacutet
Ltd-
34
Quartz
Kayrand
Minerals
33
Central
Chib
Co
Oils
17%
Mines Ltd
Chiboug
55
Copper
Duvex
1
Captain
Chesterville
175
Duvan
18
.
Gai
10,625
191
92%
1
*
33
Explorations
Cheskirk
8c '
180
92%
15%
•
-
«L_
*
B
Mines
Chateau
20,733
30
common
.___
20
Cariboo
Charter
Feb
42'%
—
Cassiar
40c
42%
225
92% July
17% Aug
Oil
Warrants
Castle
16c
241
•
class
Nat Gas
Western
Met
2,514
13'%
19%
*
Mfrs.
Western
Erin
19c
13 %
_l
Westinghouse
Exploration
Candore
Feb
Jan
4,175
100
preferred
Canadian
Can
Corp
Vickers
Wallpaper
Canadian
78%
84c
14,550
__
Canadian
July
27%
6
Corp common
5%
pfd
Jan
Aug
July
28 %
19
Eastwood
12%
75
27
19
11!%
Jan
12% July
May
35c
26%
23.50
>'5,545- ^•63
Jan
Feb
15% May
7.50 Aug
41%
16,157
8.50
Jun
7% Mar
41c49%c
42c
10
Salt
Canadian
preferred
5.00
10
40
27 %
18%
East
11,600
27%
17%
East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
39c
•
18%
Jan
Jan
16c
*
„.
common—*
Jan
18%
3.426
Chemical
1.85
62c
75%
25
common
Railv/ay
Canadian
300
67
14%
Jun
35c
38c
—
4,886
12
63
Jun
1.07
17
1
Mines
1,710
11%
63
Aug
23c
10
3,490
-*
Mines
Dynamic
7%
8% July
—
—;
&
13%
24% Mar
Jan
75%
Gold
Inca
6.85
10
11%
_
50
—
North
19%
1.10
common
Malartic
62
16% Aug
11%
.
Maphine class A
Preferred
41 % May
280
1
.
Canadian
50
16%
10c
Oils
Oil
Canadian
56
16%
__
*
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice
Canadian
3.75
*
common
;
Canadian
-
11
7.50
—'.
&
Brewery
Jun
Apr
11%
Feb
35 % July
21 % May
5% July
11% Jun
Coal common-—19%
&
Textile
Donalda
8.90
20
46%
Preferred
Dow
100
—7.50
Stores
—
3,810
11
12 %
common—*
Magnesium
*
2.45
3,390
23
11
:
*
6% Mar
11%
22 %
—
common
—
Dredge & Dock——.:
Aug
11%
22 %
..20
Foundry & Steel
Canadian
Mines
11%
*
preferred
Electrohome
Dominion
Dominion
4.10
—.2.50
!
Bridge
July
85c
July
2.80
Jan
May
1
_25c
Oils
Dome
33
Jan
Jun
19 c
—1
.
Mines
Palmer
Jan
8%
Jan
May
34
1
Mining
Mines
Horn
Jan
18%
29
Apr
23% July
Jun
15c
11c
5.15
Jan
8c
19c 21 %c
.—
1
53
10c
16
5
10
Jan
1.30 Mar
Apr
26
Feb
12c
'
Canadian
Mar
16 %c Mar
Jun
Jun
66% July
Jun
3.45 Mar
20
1.74
20% Mar
—
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis
39
6.75
19
1
39%
7.00
27,286
Jan
Mines
40
5,755
7.50
Apr
2.25
11%
'
3.95
warrants
2.00
-1
Minerals
13%
warrants—
Jun
11c
18% July
18
Jan
warrants
Crows Nest
•
com
25c
12,000
10
•
Aluminium
29,000
12c
5.25 Aug
8
Feb
860
Ltd
45'%
7,866
2,965
37c
*
Canada
Cusco
Feb
7%
11 %c
18%
1
L)
Crowpat
6%
7
30 %c
Jan
105% May
Jun
410
Zellerbach
Crown
3.50
13
Trust
Crown
100% Mar
19
Pershing
3.75
1
common
32,445
19
50c
20
Commerce
575
5.25
35c
—
of
(R
Oil
Cree
Croinor
5.00 May
2.85 Mar
105
4.25
Jan
106
12
Mines
13%
3.90
104%
4.50
1
Copper
45 %
*
Feb
34c
Mining
Aug
1.25 May
Mar
50c
Crain
Zinc-—
13%
*
common
class B__
Minerals
of
Breweries
Cournor
Feb
65
warrants——__
Lines
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
10
pfd—
Cable
_
37%
100%
100
Mtge
Petroleum
Canada
&
*
Aug
Aug
100-
*
*
Aug
July
25
60
5.85
47% July
——-——1
Imperial
22 %
63
104
100
B
Lead
29
90
Jan
104
High
3.95 Aug
34
—*
Jan
12%
22%
22 %
5,775
6,100
7%
30 %c
11 %c
2.00
27
92
4.30
45%
*
*
*
1
»—*
200
29
3.95
41%
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
580
22%
Oil Lands
Mar
Low
3.95
45%
100
*
255
%
30
.—*
Apr
Range Since Jan. t
High
10
common
—.
B
Shares
Low
preferred-—
Exploration
16%
22%
100
Class
27%
16
23 %
10
common
Oils
July
Co
for Week
—*
Petroleum
West
Gas
A
Conwest
23
27%
__
Warrants
Southern
74c
7,300
16,345
—•
Preferred
Ltd
Feb
4.00
3.00 Aug
59c
7.55
•
Class
Apr
99'/a May
—*
Permanent
Jan
55c
_
Safeway
35
6.95
preferred
Canada Malting common
Canada
Consumers
55c
20
Canada
July
Consolidated
Feb
7.10
__*
Iron Foundries
Canada
1,220
63c
Jun
1.27
1
A
Canada
93
102
3.50
1
<—
common
4%%
Canada
91
102
42c '
17%c Aug
Sales
Range
Par
High
•*
—
Preferred
Class
20,200
590
102
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
13,707
24%
23%
92%
Cement common
Foils
72c
100
Calvert Gas & Oils
Canada
65c
67c
Low
20c
——*
Campbell ChibouKamau
Canada
17 %c
17 %c
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Srnce Jan. I
High
24
Oil
Consolidated
Shares
*
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common.^
5 7o
preferred
Calvan
of Prices
Last
for Week
Low
Par
ENDED AUGUST 21
Friday
Range
Last
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
_
20c
Mar
13% Mar
•'
28% May
7c
15c
Jan
7c
'
Aug
Jun
13c
Feb
19
Jan
13
.
May
2.40 Aug
3.50
6c
Jan
Jun
7.50
Jan
9% J uly
10 %c
Apr
Volume 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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:
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
S TO CBS
Last
Sale Price
©f Prices
Par
Hahn
Brass (2nd preferred
Hardee Farms common
•1st
Low
preferred
(J F)
Hasaga
73/4
Jun
13%
12%
14%
4,196
12 %
Aug
104%
14%
11c
Mines
Hees
(Geo
H>
Gold
—
11c
13,600
9c
5,800
12c
11
200
19c
19c
13,300
18c
10,350
—
Hi
15c
8Vi'C Jan
24c
37c
9,800
32c
Aug
58c
Jan
6%c
10,515
6c
July
11c
Apr
10
Apr
7
7%
1,050
6 % Mar
5c
5 Vic
6,100
5c
1.40
1.65
500
8
8
35
6%
Feb
32%
31 %
33%
4,198
30%
Jan
35% Mar
15%
2,001
153/4
6,500
56
675
55
55
71 %
69 %
2,552
34
25
10
10%
4,340
72
71 %
74
38%
38%
39%
13%
common..*1
49
Jan
80
May
35
July
Jan
10
May
123/4
110
71%
Aug
92
Jan
5,551
38%
Jun
46%
Jan
13%
4,274
5%
5%
350
5%
Jan
5 Vic
6c
23,100
5%c
Jun
12%
Feb
Mar
6
9Vic
Jan
38%
37 Vi
40%
4,119
35 %
Jun
41 3A July
123/4
15
3,815
11
Jun
16"% July
4.85
5.50
4,325
43/4
Jan
21%
21%
22%
919
173/4
Jan
5%
53/e
5%
795
5%
Jun
1.90
*
2.10
International Ranwick
1
Credits
6%
1
Copper Mines
Bay Mines.
Iroquois Glass
preferred
Iron
2.35
2.10
10
42 c
5.115
53/4
Apr
225
26%
Jan
Jan
1.90
Jun
4.35 Mar
1.60
Jun
2.55
Jan
14%
16%
2,825
31c
44c
56,500
13c
13c
4,000
2.25
•
56,275
35c
32c
1
7%
73/»
1
Mines
12 c
11c 12 %c
•
10
2.45
10
.10
:
35c
'
1,000
8%
I,660
39"% Aug
Jan
12
9%
Preferred
.40
Knitting
Porcupine
Moneta
Montreal
Locomotive
Works
Creek
National
Steel
Trust
27c
64c
Jan
12 3/e
Jan
19,366
11c
Aug
21c
Feb
13c
2,000
11c
July
34c
Jan
2.40
2.50
21,170
1.90
Jan
2.80
Apr
10
10
535
8%
Jan
11%
9%
100
83/6
Jan
11%
Apr
69c' Apr
40c
43c
37c
Jan
29c
30c
10,800
26c
May
45c
17c
19c
34,800
16c
Jan
26 %c
50c
55c
6.116
50c
20c
1,000
17c
2.15
500
Warrants
Kenville
•
—_
Gold
20c
2.02
6,800
6c
6 Vic
8,000
21
27,397
3.10
3.15
"7,400
1.50
3,850
Ltd
47c
8,253
45c
20c
.
(John)
Ltd—
•
44c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
29%
43c
46C
8,165
31%
1,748
6c
2.35
29%
Feb
July
7.20
Oil
of
Canada
4.1 c
14c
Mar
21% July
Apr
4.10
Jan
Jun
2.17- Jun
Mar
86c
Aug
Jan
95c
Jan
32%
July
Aug
26%
26%
273/4
3,842
25%
1.04
1.02
1.04
1,150
95c
Jan
31 % Mar
Aug
1.47 Mar
80c
79c
89c
14,500
2.95
2.75
.3.6,0
4,000
8%c
8%.c
3,450
7c
July
27c
July
25c 26%c
II,566
22c
Jan
34c
Jun
60c
Jan
1.50 Mar
2.50 Mar
3.25
Jun
1
1
26c
Lake
Shore
Mines
1
5.00
5.10
1,144
Lake
Wasa
Mining
1
33c
33c
6,000
*
4.25
4.25
600
3.30 May
6.00 Mar
•
2.95
2.95
600
2.90 Aug
3.75
Landa
Laura
Mines.—
—
Oil
10c
...
Secord
Leitch
Candy—
3
Gold
5.00
2.30
25
2.30
200
23
25
510
1
1.34
1.30
1.35
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
1
9c
8 Vic
9 Vic
II,000
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
1
4c
4c
4c
25,600
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
A
•
B>
T
preferred
Loblaw
28
27%
28%
1,350
.30
30
29%
30
2,015
46% July
50c
50c
50c
48c
July
1.04
Jan
56c
52c
61c
50,700
42c
May
68c
Aug
19c
16%c
15c
July
39c
Mar
161/4
19c
14,000
16%
16"%
1,719
143/4
Feb
18 3/4
16
16
195
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
9c
10c
6,450
7 Vic July
15c
Apr
4.15
4.15
4.15
75
4.10 Aug
161/2
163/a
17
523
16
Jan
19
Feb
56
56 %
55
49
Jan
56 %
Aug
9c
12c
144,800
8%c
ADr
20c
Jan
14c
14c
1,000
12 %c
May
16c
Mar
22c 23 %c
10,000
20c
May
36c
Jun
*
10c
22c
7c
7Vic
24,500
7c
May
12c
Mar
35c
44c
36,980
30c
Jun
69c
Mar
7c
8 Vic
39,000
5c
Jan
9c
Aug
8 Vic
Preferred
Class
warrants
A
(M)
1.86
1.90
3,050
2.15
23
1.30
Jan
5.80 May
Jan
38c
28 %
1.86
Jan
Mines
Macfie
1
8Vic
7Vic
8%c
Mines.—
*
21c
17 %c
22c
3*2,565
19c
23c
class
MacLeod
Macmillan
Madsen
A
Rouyn
Oils
North
Clls
class
Lake
B
1.61 aMr
Aug
Magnet Cons Mines
Ltd
Oils
Maneast
19c
21c
39,524
5Vac
1,000
5 Vic
84c
1,200
70c
70c
31,746
51c
Jun
73c
5,200
68c
July
Leaf
Milling
Maralgo Mines
66c
69c
1.65
1.55
1.C6
3,700
5c
6c
6,500
53 Vb
5,024
'
51%
46%
1,180
Jan
July
Obaska
Feb
May
I,300
10% July
15
6Vic
Jan
26c
5%%
48c
55C
13,900
45c
July
67c
July
23 %C
25c
8,800
21c
July
46c
3.35
3.50
2,781
3.15
Jan
14 %c
16c
6,750
15c
Jun
27c
Jan
10c
10c
10c
3,000
9 Vic May
22c
Mar
13c
13c
15c
14,625
12Vic Aug
36c
Jan
3.00
3.25
T-
11 %c
14c
2,050
27
27%
100
17% Mar
Jun
11c
Jan
Aug
1.13
McCabe
33
Aug
May
62c
261,548
26c
Jun
85c
Aug
1
2.95
3.00
5,900
Jan
3.10
Jun
Pardee
33c
40c
15,250
25c
Jan
55c
Jan
Parker
7c
4'JC
Jan
19 c
Jan
2.66
Jan
1.80
Jan
15
18
3,278
12
Feb
17%
Mar
80
153/a
2,394
4.25
1-59
4.25
4.55
2,000
1.50
1.60
5,350
1.25
16%
15%
17%
8,025
12%
Jun
3.40
3.40
3.55
3,325
3.05
Apr
21c
21c
2,000
79
79
•
79
75%
70c
75c
-90c
125
11% May
6%c July
11c
7,000
73c
13,200
175
14%
15
18%
150
80c
7,020
70c
Aug
23c
Jan
Feb
75c
Aug
40
19% Aug
7.80 July
19"%
19%
19%
———-—1
*
8.35
9 /«
8.05
9.00
8%
9%
'6,905
1
90c
45c
93C
695,750
8c
9c
35c
6,000
23,600
30c
30c
13,030
5,800
Jan
Pater Uranium
Feb
Patino
12,500
40
38%
42
5,629
35 3A
Jan
1
2.90
2.80
3.00
13,560
2.55
Jau
13c
lie
13c
£6,300
6c
May
3 Vic
4 Vic
25,500
3c
July
1.11
1.09
1.11
38,300
1.04
6 Vic
14,210
17
970
6c
16
22c 23 %c
100
113
100
106 %
1.23
37 %c
123/8
113
Pato
Consol
Feb
Apr
6c
Aug
11c
Mar
Permai s
Jan
19%
Jun
42 Vic Mar
J 7c
Feb
20c
Mar
Perron
1
1.40
—...—
Petrol Oil
A
1.07
377,714
25%c
Jan
47c
Aug
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
68,060
10%
Jan
16 3A
Jun
Pickle
95
1,525
Jan
15C
Feb
103% Aug
106
113
May
Pitch
10c
Aug
22c
Jan
Placer
17c
5,700
12c
Jun
28c
Jan
Ponder
1.35
1.40
700
J
.
78 Mar
Develop
Island
*
32%
32 %
32%
100
32% July
34-
Jun
Powell
Purer
•
89%
88
90%
760
81%
95
Feb
Poweh
Rouyn
Apr
Jun
45c
May
Jun
18%
Jan
Jun
10
260
8.00
Jun
123/4
3,675
28 3/e
Jun
36 Vi Mar
35c
45c
6,150
31c
Aug
60c
Jan
7Sc
May
13c
Mar
2,150
59c
Jan
7c
4,000
6c
Jun
4 Vic
■
25c
5c
10,500
4%c July
7c
Jan
30c
1,116
20Vic Jun
58c
Jan
3.20
3.25
400
25c 25 Vic
22,200
1.00
25c
Jan
Aug
3.25 Aug
65c
Feb
4.20
4.50
1,300
3.90
Jun
5.30
1.27
1,450
1.10
Jun
2.15
Feb
3.65
3.90
3,230
3.15
Feb
5.00
Apr
20c
19 Vic
21c
9,200
15 %c
15 %c
Gold
Feb
25c
Apr
16c
3,399
15c
Aug
22c
Feb
22c
27c
5,800
18C
May
36c
Apr
8
83/4
2,180
8
Aug
11%
Jan
--
8%
18c
Jan
32
33
305
30,
Mar
36
Apr
26
22%
29%
275
193/4
Jan
30
Jun
1.10
1.20
6,900
92c
Jun
--
1.12
14,725
20c
Aug
1.80
29c
Jan
Feb
1
21c
21c
22c
1-26
1-55
1.20
1.35
7,000
1.20 Aug
1.75 Mar
1
•
1.51
1.70
34,400
12,325
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
1
«8c
88c
95c
*
—3
100
7c
96c
1.03.
7c
7c
12,750
4,000
1
*
3.20
1.00
1.25
81,450
31 A.
11%
11 %
515
—50c
Oils
Portga^e
-2
—
Mines
Ore Uranium
II,000
Apr
Gas
Gold
Place Oit & Gas.
12c
1.00
&
Crow
-*
*
Minerals
102,075
117
—
Mines
Oil
47c
103 3/8 107%
10%C
common
Gold
Peruvian
15 %c
lie
Mar
30c
1
._—
1
1;
—1.25
Peoples Credit ct mmon
Ferme Gas & Oil preferred
1.42
2.05 Mar
65c
5c
v
common
14%
Jan
Jun
Aug
67c
1
1.25
July
12%
Aug
Mar
7c
--
1
common......——2
Gold
12%
July
28,250
Canada
Paymaster C01 sol.
PCE Exploration Ltd—
Peerless Exploration
5c
1.34
13c
31%,
29%
"
17c
10 Vi
7 Vic July
1.15
of
Pembina Pipeline
Feb
123/b Mar
Jan
July
63c
--
Jan
45% July
3.45 May
3.35
44c
7c
*
1
Mines —______——Li—..—.1
Amalg Mines
———
-1
Drilling
*
Mines
24
Aug
31
35c
Fircupine
16c
1 47
*
20c
26%- Jan
•
15,063
Jan
Jan
15c
34c
Jun
1.35
50c
14%
1.07
Feb
18% Aug
25
31c
213/4
18
May
July
2,000
13%
7Vic
Apr
1.07 May
Jan
16
65c
Apr
15c
Jan
16c
14%
300
14%
Jan
16
75c
—1
68,500
66c
2.00 May
15c
35c
23
Mar
14
Mines
1.09
30c
23c
15c
—*
—
Aug
Feb
800
9c
Feb
Jan
75c
*
com..———*
—1——
com—
42c
May
420
18%
14.Y&
—
————*
4.00
May
16,000
70c
Apr
17% July
80
15c
1.35
Jan
1.85
Apr
1.40
12c
Jun
5.00
Aug
15c
Petroleums
Pamour
21c
14
9c
17
Feb
3.00 May
12c 13 %c
—
*
Supply
14%
1.40
*
1
....—
44%4 Aug
Jun
*
—*
—;
19% July
July
44 3/4
14%
30c
Faramaque
42
44%
15
,1
1
1
9c lOVic
May
July
44.
2.50
May
_•
—
1.07
8c
page
1.98 May
May
47c
50
Gas.
——
22%
10c
see
Aug
91c
1,500
preferred——100
Mines
1.07
20c
footnotes
95c
30,384
65c
—
20
Products
22%
4,650
For
28,200
1.15
58c
•
He-sbey Tubes
2.96
9Vic Aug
2,000
1.06
1.07
.
*
Palliser Petroleum
6,500
9c
Porcupine
95c
1-08
9.20
25,500
12c
Grain
I-03
1
.
Ormsby Mines
lie
1.40 Aug
1.10 Aug
38c
....———
Page
Feb
56c
Mines
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.80
60c
Copper
Crush
Pacific
4.60
36
—1
-——
La ^e
Jun
Aug
1.17 July
Ltd—_———1
Ltd—
Oils
Osisko
15c
8c
Mclntyre
1.10
2.75
32
25c
20
Orenada Gold
9c
50c
50
1,510
78c
Opemifka
14c
lie
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
32
1.38
1
MalartiC
ioy2c
•
32
1.30
4.50 Mar
Jun
—
Jan
23c
May
27
8C
Consol
1,650
32
^
Okalta
Mar
Aug
Mines.;
Gold
Feb
43c
Feb
3.40
Jan
11
lie
convertible preferred
31c
Mar
795
•
Matachewan
Lake
OBrien
Steel
48
Jun
80,250
13 Vic
14 % c
__1
Beauty
58
52
35C
Feb
Mar
58
Apr
July
48c
Oakville Wood Spec
Ontario
May
4,700
42c
8%c
Aug
50
Jan
2.65 Mar
Aug
5c
10c
Mines
32
17c
1.26
1.55
6c
31c
Jan
1.18 Mar
1.20
9,718
Mines
30% Aug
ll3/4
13%
1.40
1
1,500
6c
Feb
17,818
Beaucage
Ontario
11%
50C
•
May
37,244
...
2.48
11
16C
1
May
10c
31c
.......————_*
Utilities
Aug
11 %
16C
1
26c
18c
Natural
Specialty Mfg
1
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4%%
convertible preferred
Jan
Aug
Aug
10c
60c
Mines——.—
C/ment
273/4 Aug
29% Apr
42%
Oils
Nudulama
45
6c
9 %c
1.20
——
Canada
Norvalie
Nova
50
6c
*
Northland
45
23c
2.71 May
Jan
Apr
6c
10c
j.
Northwestern
Orange
16%
1.18
55c
Telephone
Orchan
1
—
'
30c
12s,
;
Office
Oils
Marigold
70c
69c
50
Uranium
warrants
Ocean
Mines
Marcon
t
69c
—,———
Mines
Ontario
Feb
•
-
1-30
Northern
Feb
1
.;
common
17c
84c
*
Feb
1
Uranium
Maple
Mar
6,000
25c
common
——._______—
Jan
1
Goldfields.
55c
245,050
•
Mining
0c
4c
Malartic
Apr
48c
2.06
6Vic
*
1
2
Corp
—.
Northern
40%
Majortrans
Mar
1
17c
*
—_
Apr
41c
6c
1
A
Northern
42
10c
27 %c
Aug
1.76
____•
._
1957 warrants
30
33c
Jan
18c
6c
5Vic
Jan
6 Vic
45c
1.90
1
Star Oil common
Aug
29% July
__
1.53 Mar
12c
1
1
42c
Jan
15c
Jun
7c
26,375
25,400
1
:
—:
1
Bloedel
&
Red
8JTO0
1
Mines
A
Class
100
1
Jun
.1
...
ll%c Apr
May
.
Mar
2.67 May
'
Apr''
7c
10c
72c
Apr
38c
>'
3&fl0
Jan
36c
Jan
37MI0
11c 12 Vic
1
Mines...
20
preferred
9c
2.25
1
Mines
Rankin
—1
Cockshutt
7 Vic
1
Mines
Class
*
Explorations
Macleods
30.000
87c
North
2,000
1
May
Mines
Northspan
9,391
1
Mines
20c
78c
Goldcrest
Parbec
Macdonald
Jan
83c
North
52
11 Vic
Mines
Macassa
20c
7%c
—
31
1
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
July";
73c
11 %c
Coldstream
303/4
*
3,750
31c
1
Canadian
30
—1
._
36c
1
Preferred
52
_
Jan
34c
•
Aug
11%
—.
Feb
43c
Feb
2.60 Mar
Jun
Aug
8Vic Aug
4c
Jun
11%
Warrants
Lowney (W M)
12c
July
10,545
Normetal Mining
30 y8
•
Lorado Uranium Mines
July
28c
2.40
Noranda Mines
31
;
7c
9,200
2.30
Mines
30%
Ltd
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
2,650
31c
2.35
Nipissing Mines
50
—
9c
29c
31c
1
Mines
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Jan
7c
24c
Mining & Smelting
•
A
5.50
39c
21c
Mining & Smelting—
Mylamaque Exploration—
Norlartic
ADr
7%c
24c
Manitoba
Norgold
Apr
20 % May
1
Rim
1.25
Jun
II,000
6,500
Gold
May
7% Aug
Feb
Aug
Jan
•
Mines
Newnorth
6
75c
17%
25c
Kelore
Newlund
•
__*
...
class
Cos
Class B
Loeb
1.90
30
preferred
42
21 %c
New
Oleary
preferred
Class
2nd
8,500
4.45
26c
Groceterias—
Class
Jan
22 %c
Rights
Northgate Exploration
Osu
Gold
40
50c
North
of Lingman Gold—
Lamaque
239
Pete
Apr
1
Mines
41%
37
1
Apr
11
Lake
Luz
40%
Feb
4,045
20c
Mines
Jason
North
Lake
La
Jun
1
Oils
New
Jan
,_1
Mings
Jun
28%
1
Gold
Harricana
Feb
3.00 Mar
27% Mar
1
Mines
29
Jan
342
1
Mines
Goldvue
72c
Mar
18%
•
Gas
Jan
223/4
2,350
1
Preferred
Labatt
22%
310
*
New Hosco Mines
28c
Aug
Aug
68c
45c
46c
913
27
82C
*
Uranium
New
Jun
4.25
20%
1
27%
Mines
Northcal
July
7%
3,910
6c
——1
Minerals
Oils
3,970
4.75
20%
warrants;
Kirkland
Kroy
7%
4.25
1.28
Copper
Class C
7%
4.50
1
;
26%
27c
18,268
22,133
*
.
New
July
1.90
1
Mines—________
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
—
—.
Aug
7%
Warrants
Kelly Douglas class A
9c
Apr
9%
17,000
19
—10
_
Alger Mines
Nisto
lie
44
Superior
Jun
9%c
163/a Mar
40
New
7% July
Jan
18%
*
Car
Labme
Nickel
13%
•
!
Mines
Nickel
2,699
19
20c
Jun
14 %
7
1
Jun
Jan
14%
75c
1
3.15
3.75
44
Senator
Jun
1.70
Jan
75c
Mar
10c
2.85
5
common
__
Mines
New
I,000
.5
Mines
National
New
Jan
3.25
1
.
Explorations Ltd
Natl Hosiery Mills class B__
New
2.90
•
National
Nesbitt
1.20 Aug
•
„
National Drug & Chemical
Preferred
Nello
9,980
1
Minerals:.—
Nealon
4,196
.1
Corp common.:
Wright Iron
Nama
26c
7%
_1
Moore
Mt
40%
*
common..;
Apr
2.10 July
1.35
•
Rouyn Merger
18c
•
27%
B
Monarch
Multi
10c
Brewery class A
Class
1.00
Jan
26
1
New
42c
1
Mines
141/4
New
30c
15c
Ore
Molsons
_•
Apr
•
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Pt
Jupiter Oils
Mining Corp
1.35
98c
3.25
•
Aug
1
._
...
i
Brick
1.30
163/4
Jonsmith
——
Feb
Milton
16% Aug
Apr
July
25c
1
;
12
1.20
•
Uranium
82c
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Mines
49c
1.75
Aug
31c
12c
.1
common
Aug
213/4
1
■
(1939)
7% May
49
1,600
1.75
July
common
Petroleums
Lake
Dickenson
3,135
13c
Feb
23c
City
Milliken
New
28,550
1.90
49c
Jan
2.10
20c
July
Delhi
2.45
35c
r.
—
15c
New
1.90
•
700
Aug
2.15
153/1B
_l
'
15,345
101
39
.
12 Vic Mar
21c
Jan
48
36
Jun
1.90
83
Feb
15%
*
Jan
8c
21c
Davles
55 %
9,500
1.90 Mar
1.65
New
48 % Mar
10c
Jan
Jan
•
Athona
Jun
9c
Warrants
Mill
Bidlamaque
Jan
9c
3.35
25c
July
1.00
Midwest Industries Gas
Apr
6%
46%
1
2.50 Mar
12c
Aug
New
2.75 July
19,000
July
New
12%
8,700
1.34
60c
25
1.90 Aug
16c
1.20
May
56c
Jan
750
15c
1.22
41c
633
22 %
5,527
2.53
Apr
12Vic Jan
3,800
Continental
2,010
Jun
13,835
New
54
12,844
Apr
61c
May
2.15
2.70
8c
25c
61c
20
10%
2.52
4,500
28,010
48c
15 %
Apr
513/4
37c
Jun
60c
15
53%
30c
High
25c
57c
Aug
41%
33c
27,250
58c
Jan
41 Vic
9c
61c
Calumet
Jun.
32c
•
New
32
25c
8%c
1
7%
14Vic Aug
9% Jan
Low
27c
8Vic
15 Vic
Oil
Midrim
New Bristol
165
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
& Power
.
Mining
Midcon
Feb
58,285
_1
Irish
■_•
13,477
7% Mar
24
Low
50c
Mines
Uranium
Mexican Light
Shares
__1.25
Mining
Apr
36
6%
Meta
Island
"
for Week
*
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill
Sales
Range
1
Mines
3.25
16c
37%
Gold
70c
9%
•
McWatters
Jun
14 Vie
25c
__
Mining.
50
Week's
of Prices
1
Lake
July
15c
25c
common
Exploration
Jefferson Lake
98%
Lake
Red
40c
.36
5
—_
Jaye
24
95
_
:
19%
23%
96%
*
com
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Jacobus
5,100
400
1.90
Ltd
warrants
I,290
44c
18
*
•
2.20
41c
19
25
Class B preferred
Warrants
14%
Apr
1
xom
Red
_
10
—
Uranium
Aug
Aug
31%
5.00
International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
Syndicate
Jan
56
14
Powders'
Eldg
20c
.Jan
62
Apr
633/4 Mar
21% Jan
12 Vic July
12%
__
2.20
Preferred
741/2
34
10
_1
Gold
.
July
5.25 Mar
Jun
14c
•
Bronze
Jockey Club Ltd
46 %
44
Jun
17%
1
Inspiration
Joburke
Apr
Apr
4.00
13c
Warrants
Mines
393/4
16%
*
.
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common
Jellicoe
.
17%
_
Walte
Jan
Jun
1
(John) & Co
Jack
203/4
51 %
5 Vic
Iso
Jun
40 %
.
2,410
10
_
Jan
13%
1,100
21
53%
Indian Lake Gold
__
3,126
Jun
51%
20
Imperial Bank
A
15
14%
52%
Imperial Investment class A
:
_*
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
______4.86%
Class
1,590
4,128
•
Huron & Erie Mortgage
Industrial Accept Com Ltd
85
4.60
16
•
.
Glaze
41%
4.55
4.55
_•
443/8
41%
50
___
McKenzie
McMarmac
Min
15%
14%
43%
•
common
—_
Interprovincial
1.40 Aug
1.95 May
10
May
•
Hoyle Mining
;
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltine
Hudson Bay Oil
L_
Hugh Pam Porcupine
International
Jan
9c
5
Gold
Warrants
Feb
Apr
8
•
Investors
Apr
Feb
1.40
Class B
1959
11
25c
*
__
Howard Smith Paper
Prior preferred
Preferred
Apr
Apr
6c
Hdme Oil Co Ltd—
Class A
Inglis
Jan
Jan
18c
5c
Drilling
Flo
Aug
14c
25c
July
July
10
32c
Co
Hollinger Consolidated
Imperial
July
16
18c
Bell
Tower
107 %
33c
__
Highland
Par
8% July
19% Mar
Jan
14c
.
Mines
&
Apr
8%
11c
Sale Price
'
Mines
Heva
103 3/e
1,930
11
Headway Red Lake
Gold
40
15%
13 %c
__
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
104% 105%
15 Vi
21
High
8
class A
Gold
Low
.8%
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harrison Minerals
Hartz
High
8%
•
AUGUST
Last
8%
100
ENDED
Range Since Jan, I
•
Harding Carpets
WEEK
Friday
Shares r
10
•
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
3
•
3
690
67c
78c
5,100
18,400
3 5%
33%
37%
6,062
40c
18,000
—
20ViC 20%C
40c
88c
Aug
96c
Aug
6c
Jan
1.64
Jan
1.25 May
12c
Mar
1.00 Aug
1.80 May
10
Mar
12% July
20c
Mar
31c
Feb
67c
Jun
89c
May
333A Aug
36c
Mar
43%
47c
Feb
May
42
'44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(8C8)
.
Monday, August 24, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
59.%
63
945
2.60
1,100
4.15
4.40
3,080
5.00
4.85
5.00
700
1.55
600
60%
_
—-
"20c
Ill
Premium Iron Qre___
President Electric
—
3.45
4,092
81c
11,525
68c
.,2.55
2.95
29,864
'2.50
6'Ac
6c
6%C
5,700
6c
28c
19c
28c
63,566
19c
36c
34 %c
38C
18,000
22c
19 %C
22C
15,400
5c
5'Ac
7,000
4.50
4.50
Ltd
Purdex Minerals
1,550
Aug
Oil
Feb
Quebec Copper Corp.
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Jan
Ultra
Jan
Union
Acceptance
Jan
2nd
Union
Aug
77c
Mar
18c
Aug
47c
Mar
United
Canso
7%c Mar
United
Corps
7.25 Mar
United
Fuel
United
Keno
United
New
Aor
Feb
22c
73c
88c
33,325
70c
July
95c
Jan
11c
12c
65c
85c
185,850
23c
23c
3.500
1.65
1.65
1.85
.
Ltd
3,500
3;550
•
Higf
Jun
29
Feb
4.00
Feb
30'Ac
Feb
60c
16c
Jun
60c
Mar
*4%
Jan
6
J
»
15c
17%
52%-;
_H~IIl
Fortune
Jan
United
Oils
33'Ac Jun
United
Steel
15% Mar
United
Telefilm
4.50
8.75
Feb
Mar-'
'
■■■.
.55
27c
26 %-C
2.05
:
-
1.30
July,
21
Jun
170
46
May
Apr
9,037
.___
21,868
4,274
1.08
IIIIIIi
k
f
:: 27% Aug ;-
56*
-
'1.86
Jun
•
July
61b
Mar 1
2.60
-9'A Aug.
:
"Aug-
4.80
25 %c July-
-
Apr
12% Mar
•
2.05
1.03
1.15
11,200
2.60
Upper Canada Mines.
3.-95
2,770
-
2.20
C
1
2.03 "Jan
11'A
•
Jan
6.90 :Jan
-
!.■
2.30
9%
2.00
-
9%
28c
Jun
*---800
'29c
•
19% juiy
53% May!
Jun
1,987
4.80
,
.
Mar-
4.35
56
.
-4:70
Jan
J 21c
-
Jun
12%
13
50% Mar
-
;
-4,625
;
26
.25
.•
c-.
~~7!>
.
1.40
4.70
2.11
•;
Ltd
4.60
500
•
V
;
-
Jan;
24c
Jan
Aug
15%
8,200
,
May
8%
10 Ve
•'
i/St? 680
22c
1.35
'
;__
Corp
22c
4.50
1
11c
*400
-550
r-
52%
j
■
•
•5,290
11
i
-
Aug
>
301
•17'A
52%
__._1
trust—___
Hill
Jun
Mar
18%
—50
class B______
class B pfd—_ III_I25
Inv
Jan
17c
•
common
voting
10'A July
8'Ac Jan
2,208
75c
Canada
preferred
15c
2,780
Quonto Petroleum
22%
of
A
16%
4,875
17,200
17
-4,010
10 'A
10%"
Union Mining
Apr
17%
i
34c
Gas
14c
-9-%
r,;
•
10'A
Corp______——!._.——1
—1
United Asbestos __i—:——-
May
11%
-14c
•
Jan
14c
16%
12,985
'5%
5%*
„—
Mar
1,750
11%
_1
.
common
preferred
76c
5c
345
r
35c
32c
16'Ac 16 %c
5%
12c
4.10
4.45
16'Ac
Aug
4,100
15'Ac 16%C
1
Low
20%
-:i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
,20
'■
•
Aug
,
4.60
11%
—II—1-
;
_______
Shawkey
1.10
3.30
14c 19 %C
15'Ac
Ltd
City
5.00
Jun
81c
—.
4.45
_.———*—_u___v_.
Shares
J,>4.15
.
•
Co
Low
,
*
_
lor Week
of Prices
8.35 Mar
'
14c
17 %
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
-
Chibougamau
Gas
Trinity
Twin
Class
Quebec Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Pipeline
Mining
Tribag
2.45 Mar
5.55 Aug
3.15 Aug
5.75
70c
Prarie
Triad
7%
Jan '
'3.15
Trans
Apr
5.00 Feb
4.55
1.40 Aug
L2.70
Producers Ltd
Gas
Frovo
4'A
Par
Mar
70
Aug
July
3.90 July
'5.55
Airways
High
2.45
78c
Mines
Uranium
Prospectors
59'A
3.25
Preston East Dome—;—
Pronto
Low
High
Sales
Range
Sa»e Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1.40
—-
_
Mfg—
Pipe
Praiwe
Shares
2.45
•
IZli
Week's
Last
for Week
4.15
....
Corp
Prairie Oil Roy
Power
>1
Friday
Range
Low
Par
ENDED AUGUST
Sales
of Prices
Last
■
Salt Price
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
2.65
250
80c
40,000
•
88c
J Jan
•
Jan
3.30
May;i
1.43 May
*
1
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
Ltd—
Mines
Rainville
Oil
•Rayrock Mines.
Ranger
36
35c
47c
36c
45c
7uly
1.55
31,700
7c
500
1.81 Mar
Jan
18c.
9,500
51c
7C
...—
Mining
Realm
44c
Mar
65c
Vandoo
Alloys
Cons
Feb
2.28
Jun
Vanadium
1
Explorations
July
75c
Jan
Viceroy Mfg class B
65c
Jun
Victoria
10c
Feb
Violamac
2
?Rio
Robinson Little
Roe
10 %c
11c
1.499
20%
20%
25
28,500
2C%
Ltd
Can
Preferred
Aug
Jun
17
Feb
July
100
13c
May
24c
Jan
10,500
32c
Aug
54c
May
9c
9'Ac
10c
9%
10
96
180
8%c
10c
12,875
83%
80%
85
8,190
1
-10
7.90
7.90
7.60
18%
18%
18%
75'A
11%
4.890
10%c
3,000
15%
25
St
Gas
Shirriff Horsey
Warrants
San
Sand
■
——
Antonio Gold—.....—1
River Gold..
;
—.-1
Petroleums—_
Sapphire
1
Wayne
Webb
&
Lake
Wespac
Westburne
Jan
West
14 %c
93
11%
July
PtD
23%
Mar
14
——
class A
Scarfe
Scythes
Security
Shawinigan
Class
"2.
Class
Sheep
A
Canadian
Sicks
1
:
—-
.
■
.
10'A
30
42
4.847'
Malartic
West
30
35%
5,468
.
Canada
1.55 July
80c
15
29%
Feb
common
Van
Somerville Ltd preferred
South'am
■■
Warrants
White
Apr
Willroy
Jan
Services
35
Jan
Pass
Wiltsey
43
Standard
36,755
25
25
3.85
3.90
858
32c
v
34c
3,794
30c
36'c
■
95c
3.85
5,500
11%
2,460
11
36%
38'A
6,035
32
Jan
4:50
Jun
65c
Aug
28c
'11%
85c
16,000
1,200
29%
150
14c
14c
16C
32,500
50 %
50%
50%
125
47c
Jan
Mar
Feb
40
Jan
July
12
Jan
65c
90c
1.10 Mar
440
25,600
.
26%
tj)
&
Class
A
32% Mar
Feb
49
Jan
63%
Feb
20c
Jun
4.55
100
4.50
1.46
100
14c
51
Feb
82
May
49c
Mar
1.30 Mar
Jun
Mar
21 c
7.75
8.700
3,132
13c
Aug
Aug
18'A Aug
64c
61?
67c
6,360
50c
Jun
25c
25c
27c
4,600
25c
May
66c
64c
77c
42,033
50c
Jun
82c
5c
110,930
5c
38%
36'A
Jan
7.701
68%
Jan
90
12
12%
15,803
11'A
Jun
15'A
101% 101%.
15
23%
Feb
35%
Sullivan Cons
Mines.
Sunburst
Jan
49'
J'un
48 'A
48%
Superior
Propane
*
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Preferred
:*
Gold
Cons
5,05.
15%
...—100
—
Inlet
18c
150,000
1.26
1.55
13,700
.
12c
Yale
Lead
Yankee
York
1.10
__
Jan
2.85 Mar
16c
Jan
27c
Taylor
Mines—
15'A
16%
2,075
11%
Feb
18'A
July
4.85
5.75
4,340
15'A
15%
1,450
9 6'A
96%
100
5c
3,000
4.15
700
1.11
11,835
Pearson
preferred
6c
3,15
15
7.50 July
Jan
17%
July
95%
Jan
Canada
Texaco
1.00
6'Ac
<fe
68c
70c
62c
63c
9%
Ltd
1.25
Jan
Bear
(H
Apr
Aug
89c
80c
Mar
9%
200
1.75
1.81
5,620
2.85
3,250
49c
52c
21,220
49c
July
54c
60c
5,700
36c
Jan
49c
;65%
61
68
987
92
92
297
50c
«■
46c
50c
8,600
11
11%
830
5'Ac
6%c
4,700
1.07
1.01
1.28
lie
15c
8,710
99c
86c
1.15
109,000
Warrants
Mines
Silver
Ltd
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
1
Bank
class
90%
90%
91 'A
85
87
Jan
95
16%
105
30
warrants
;;
Pipeline
PiDe
63
6,845
30
Resources
.
Zrnrnac
104'A
25
8%
7%
8 %
3,725
1.55
1.70
15.950
72c
29
85c.
108
Jun
7
Mar:
8% May i
Jun
2.60
July
14c
Apr
May
34"
Jun
1.13
65c
Apr
Mar
24%
Jan
Jan
3,400
Mar
Mar
1.85
Jan
Jan
1
1'4'Ac'
16c
26.000
7'AC
7%c
1,000
5'Ac
Jun
11 'Ac .Feb r
1,286
14c
Jan
19'Ac Feb
22c
Jan
14c
14c
•
class
28%
28%
30%
960
24%
Jun
—_5
18%
17%
19%
2,585
17%
Aug
10
A
9
10
1,200
9.10
Jan
13%
1.29
1.29
7,110
1.28
Apr
1.65
__.
•
._.
.
—
1.31.
35c
75,200
Jun
41c
10c
9,000
6%c July
14c
7'Ac
3,500
6'Ac
10c
1,08
1.13
11,650
1.70
1.90
400
31c
10c
•
__
1.08
_
22c
Apr
Feb
1.50
1.05
1.14
36,800
68c
5c
5'AC
5,500
5c
25'Ac
25'AC.
27c
41,850
2.65
2.80
9,300
21C
24c
8,500
1.07
_
Electric
»
Zulapa
Mining
1
2.70
July
July
July
Feb
Jan
97c
—
,—vl
1
__
■
*
A
Zenith
1.64
Jan
July
2.00
Apr
Jan
1,44 May
8c
25'Ac Aug
2.60
Apr
4Cc
May
Jun
Jun
3.10 May
Jan
35c
■
24c
hauge
Prices
Shown
Are
20c
Feb
Curb
—
Expressed in Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Friday
Last
Pur
Andian
National
for Week
Shares
Low
.
«
Corp_
_
»
25%
.7
Low
6%
10
7'A
8
Aug
25%
Aug
46
May
6%
Jun
4.655
67/8
High
Jan
300
25'A
2 5'A
5
Pulp Paper
Newfoundland
Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
.High
6
_
Cdn
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
British
Amer
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
&
Bank
Dominion
Preferred
5
8'A July
3,490
27
49'A
25
47
4.00
4.30
28,675
common.
Investments
1,575
18
Jun
27%
110
28
Jan
38% July
21% May
9'A Feb
23
23
300
21
22%
500
18
16%
18
410
365
23
38
36
38
39'A
39%
39%
_
Si
Rand
+_
Dalhousie
32%
251/4
Co
of
Jun
,
23c
*
International
Paper
Mar
48
Jan
5
Jan
8
Mar
•41%
3,870
33c
305,420
98
90%
45
Jan
15c
—
Aug
10
Aug
13% July
Apr
Ogilvie
1.96
Jan
35c
Apr
Pend
1.53 July
Price
27c
Jan
•
45c
Jan
Apr
51
68% July
Jan
Jan
53
640
84% July
98
4 3'A
149
40
Apr
46
26%
27%
2,125
19%
Jan
29% Aug
75%
45
73%
Apr
80
Loblaw lnc
_
May
125
120
123
192
33%
3 6'A
2,295
125
34%
_
130
110
_
130
common.
Preferred
III100
Mines
31
Yukon
2.15
•
Feb
Gold
125
Aug
33
200
31
July
'
Apr
36% Mar
51
780
40
Feb
53% July
25
132
140
.
167
140
Jan
Apr
;2.15
.
T.50
2.35
1,561
2.00
Apr
41%
44%
1,770
41%
Jun
1.50
42%
Petroleum
Cons
Aug'
37% July
27% Mar
32
140
_1
a
.
Southwest
■
•
2.50
_a___
:
Oreille
Bros
170
Feb
Jan
50
_
Flour
Aug
"
1.50
2,100
89c
Apr
74c
81c
13.000
60c
Feb
99c*
36
36
225
34%
Aug
40% May
2.95
50
'
1.50
Jun
Jan
Jun
'
1
Corp
——
•'
Jun
Jun
Jun
Aug
42%
7.50
_
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
14c
July
Feb
33c
37% May
26%
common
Utilities
45c
July
Jun
35
Feb
7c
38%
50
200
6
42'A
■*
(1956)
Jan
&3c
Aug
22c
39%
_
Linoleum
Canada
99c
22'Ac
Aug
18
75%
Dupont
93
5'Ac July
Feb
'
25
Feb
78
.6%
,♦
Oil
9'A
38
1
;
common
Apr
Jan
20
38%
•
Consolidated Paner
Oilcloth
4.65
18%
22%
_
•
Glass
Apr
Jan
37'A
20
Marconi
Dominion
3.30
Feb
20
*
__
Dominion
36%
52
May
July
37%
Sugar.
,_
Ingersoll
32 %
.
4.05
*
30
49'A
•
-~
common.:
General
Canadian
31%
s
5
Vinegars
Canadian
»
■
Note
Dredging
74 % May
■
41%
59'A
70
39
3,428
37
125
37%
38
75
~
~~
4.90
4.90
7.50
7.50
370
26%
25%
28
29,694
12 "A
11%
12%
3,334
18c
22c
16,000
20c
Aug
24% Apr
7c
31c
,
Feb
92
23
37
I40
30%
7c
1
20c
—
Mines
Metal
International
125
945
37%
_•
14'A
130
,
1.62
.
Apr
310
58%
•
1,130
*
Aug
1.13
24
37
.
Line
Aug
55c
Feb
51%
39
„l
61
2.48
14%
58 %
•
...
9'A Mar
3.70 May
8%
50%
...
warrants
Jun
1.75 Aug
1.87 Jan
14
-
•
,
'
17
1C4%
.
•
preferred
Transcontinental
57
'1,200
.50
;
Transmountaln
28c
34,930
May
23%
*
A
B
Canada
14%
.20
preferred
Finance
61%
*
Works class A
Star
28c
'
,10
common
General Trusts
Toronto Iron
1957
44% May
Apr
Apr
6%c
Torbrit
Trans
66c
60c
1
1956
44%
Jan
Mines
Cottons
2,500
1
Class
G >
Canadian
2,500
2.75
100
Tombill
5%
19
Jan
34%
.Mines
Jan
9
10c
Traders
Jun
34'A
1,780
17
—
class
Bronze
Jan
Park
Toronto
16%
1,465
!
Canadian
'31% May
Aug
1.79
*
common
Mines
Toronto
175
38
38
50
Oil^
Canada
4
Petroleums
Tiara
25
2.75
_25c
Lundmark
Thorncliffe
Tidal
650
69c
1
:
Feb
4.25 Aug
1.06 Jan
16%
A
Ltd
Zinc
Feb
5% Mar
Feb
1
Preferred
Thompson
285
6
10
Mining
Calgary
Jun
36
—
class
Aug
115
4'Ac Mar
3.80
Mar
11c
Jun
2.00
_.l
Mines
Territory
Texas
27%
6
62c
....
Teck Hughes Gold.
Temagami
25
6
———-.1
—
2.25
Aug
July
1.40
_______1
Mines
Canadian
trust
65c
Mar
•
Taurcanis
3.50
2.500
35%
Anglo
2,600
5c
•
2,355
16%
______i
Cartuck
Yukeno
2.10 May
July
6,070
1.01
common
14,433
75c
1
Knitting
Anglo
7,000
4.10
Industries
Voting
Yukon
Wright-Hargreaves
Jun
25c
Jan
8c
1.02
Tamblyn
Jan
Jan
20c
4.10
Tancord
Jan
4.46
37%
July
2.06
1
,
7'Ac
July
2.00
*
Gold
.
17'Ac
—.50c
Industries'
Sylvanite
16%
;.
—
5
5c
7c
2.05
17%c
common
Warrants
Switson
1.40
_1
.
48%
810
18c
1
Explor
1.75
4.25
___1C0
_
Jun
42
.
—1
Contact
Sudbury
Jan
May
11
Aug
1.58
E____
Jan
1—-—._1
Gas———
1.05
34
38
class
A_
43 % Mar
84%
—
Oil
4,816
15%
Aug
75c
Feb
80
12
31% May
4'A Aug
2.00
Jan
9c
Jan
1,40
37%
.
1,000
3.50
Aug
5c
:
•
Steep Rock Iron.™
—.1
Steinberg class A—.——_—i
—1
Sterling Trusts —:——
20
Sturgeon River Gold
Submarine
19c
20
38%
*
——
13%
120
5%
Feb
Apr
Jan
22c
10c
82 'A
1
...—.
Steel of Canada
810
32%
1.05
1.63
preferred
Jan
Starratt Nickel
14
32 %
4%
Jan
75c
Stedman Bros
1.09
Jan
11.COO
-1
5c
Jan
2.32
July
July
,
Apr
93c
Jan
2.50
.
11c
—-—«—
"11.000
5'Ac
28c
Jun
13%
32%
»
warrants—
Yellowknife
19%
<
Apr
55<?
Mar
20'Ac Mar
July
July
1.30
May
__IOO
Stores
May
16'Ac
.—
9c
73c
Apr
4.10
34c
*
Co
Indus
Yeilorex
lie
Warrants
3,000
•
Larder
July
'
2.55 May
May
10c
4.55
16% c
.
80C
22c
•
Jan
18%
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Surf
76%
20c 21'Ac
20c
4.55
;_L_—1
Feb
16c
18,600
80c
Woodward
11c
Stanleigh Uranium Corp—
1.68
6.75 Mar ?
Apr
'
1.75
*
11c
3.50
:
•July '
40
Jun
'
74%
*
8,950
1
Wood
Jan
36%
Aug
31c
Feb
1.84 Mar
4.60
Jan
3.00 Aug
25
Aug
125
29
—_—30c
& Oils
Mines
Feb
8.40 Mar
20 %c July
5,000
■
5c
—_5
Windfall
1,600
3.10
Paving new common—-8l/2
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
4.50
4,000
1.41
________.___.1__—•*
class
Coghlan
Jan
1.30
3.00
1.60
*
1.51
•
17c
82c
67c
Mines
40
1.21
—.——.
-—
80c
■__—
Winchester
2.46
Spartan Air
Warrants,
17c
Warrants
37% Mar
V 81c
,
17c
82c
Petroleum
$6 preferred
'White Hardware
Jun
83c
—--50
12c 12%c
.
33
1.70
Southern Union Oils...—.—_L.___.__,_1
12c
•
Petrol——
B
225
41
40%
.
30c
.
__—__1
._
•
Plywood
65
34'
33%
36 %
*
"Aug
2.65
'
*
...
Roi_—
4,000
1.40
Young
Slater
Slocan
July :j
41
32% Mar
850
23c
preferred
Apr
'
7.30
Jun
3.75
..
(Geo)
4% 'r
Aug
28,760
3.50
Breweries
Decalta
Weston
1.58 May
63
May
.
14c 17%c
14'Ac
21 'Ac
Products
Class
11
100
3.50
Copper common-
Western
Jan
18,699
!
4.75
-
1
Westeel
.Tan
Jan
38
4.15
35%
'
'
1I25
Western
Leaseholds
Aug
4.45
Jun
21 %c
Gas
Western
Naco
8
3,455
.
6.10
1
Mines.
Western
12
150
200
13
1,395
_______
Western
Jan
'6.60
Jan
Feb
16'Ac
Jan
1.07
Oil
Western
32c
2,562
4.80
.
11%^
——*
—1'*
Manufacturing..—...—
—*
D
46c
—
Simpsons Ltd—1...
Siscoe Mines Ltd
A.
K
1.45
13
—
Mines.__._i__———Tv
Silver Standard Mines—.
——50c
Silverwood Dairies class A
—*
S
48%
32c
.
1_
:
Aug
4.45
40%
1.21
3.05
Miller
Silver
92c
10'A
BrewerieSj, common.!...——*
"'"Sigma Mines Quebec
8.500
1.30
31'A
_~5Cc
Sherritt Gordon
1.05
_
Wan ants
13% Aug
75c
Aug
July
6.40
•
1.60 Aug
Mar
10c
4 8'A
4-60
____50
preferred
56c
12.500
■
—.
Creek Gold
10,631
14C
—
—-■*
com—*
Water & Power
1,274
70c
92c
••
_*
Freehold—
8.75
67c
6.4C
—_——
19% Mar
Aug
7.60 May
•
Ltd—,
Oil
16% Mar
Mar
11c
1.40
37c
*
—....
common
7.90
Nickel
Petroleums
Jan
17%
16% May
Mar,!
5.00
Apr
1
Jun
15
12
1.35
31
!j
Feb i
34
Feb
100
•8.155
*
Ltd—_
July
13c
85c
2.00
41
-
*
July
9
.15,575
720
Feb
10c
•'Aug
Aug
2.46
___
Mining
Werner
___
Canada
Knapp
Weedon
Jan
18
50,500
13 %
6c
25
2.20
"37%
__
Feb
July
3.25
41
•
Mines
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd_U—-_2_
Jan
9%c May
6,585
1.50
12
—
50c
1
____.—.—
Metal
17%
1.20
—
•
Petroleum
Satellite
16 %
11'Ac
95c
Debentures
Sarcee
15%
.7-90
...—1
;—1
common
•
Corp common
Lawrence
St Maurice
Salada
15%
17'A
.1.40
12%,
—-*
800
2,911
2,35
Waterous
Warrants
class A
St Lawrence Cement
>60
26%
3.25
10
_______
—
Amulet
Waite
14c
July
6c
25
,r..
»
.•
Trust
Grey
Mines
13'A
100
Jan
7.60
5
10
11
—
July
Mar
95'A May
5c
Jun
2,355
,
10c
.25
...
—
Mining
8c
19,962
95%
9
5,216
9%
95%
':
125
"
&
Feb
17
Industries
Russell
13c
21
May
15%
Feb
34c
.50c
—..
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—__djr.
'Ryanor
9c
20%
'
•
3.70
July
50c
17
common.
Mines—
Consol
40
May
,32c
.100
V)
20c
1
Preferred
Rov/an
5,500
1
—
Petroleum Ltd
(A
913
23c
class A
Rockwin Mines
Rocky
37%
-20
Mines—.—....
Roche
36
20c
...1
prior—
class A $6
Robertson
—
22c
13r 13 %c
Uranium
Rupununi Mines
Rexspar
36
I
Chemical
Reichhold
5'Ac July
29% May
"
;_1
_
Aug
28c
45c
'
Reef
Exploration...—_
Ventures Ltd
2.35 May
100
13
56
36%
16
Jun
Jan
Jun
'
Jun
59% May
44% Jan
35
Jun
43%
Jan
36%
Jun
43
Zellers
*
Jan
4.50
Jan
-
8.50
Jan
*
—
a
No
par
Odd
11%
Jan
Jan
e
10% Mar
15%
Apr
f Flat
29c
Feb
r
Jun
sale
d Deferred
30%
15c
value.
lot
range).
Mar
7 'A July
25
•
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
(not included In year's
•
'
delivered,
issued.
(not Included In year's range).
x
Ex-dividend.
y
price.
Cash sale
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd "When
wi When
delivery sale, (not included
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
t
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
,
Ex-rights.
-a
Ex-stock
dividend.
*
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V"
Volume 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(809)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday August 21
'■
V
■'
:
.
'.
,
The following
or
which have
Par
Aerovox
Corp.,
Products
American
l
Inc
Box
Board
Cement
Co
American
Gi|int Portland Cement Co
Bid
1
49%
Uiddtngs& Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
27%
Glfcsspar,,
1
Fire
P)
Brlcx
39 %
42%
ureen
Co
0
22 %
24%
Gtfien Mountain Power Corp
5
22 %
24%
Grlnnell
•
75
78%
Gfolier
40%
43%
Gulf
(A
Corp
Society.
Sulphur Corp
Gostln-Bacon Mfg
V-v
2.50
32'%
48
4234
47%
50%
Hagan
Chemicals &
18
19%
Haloid
Xerox
5
39
H%nna (M A) Co class A com_10
Corp
1
Corp—7.50
Arden
Farms
Partic
Inc
Co
4
common
257/a
•
57%
Arkansas
Avon
Gas
Co.
Spring
Corp
Oil
Curtis
& Gas
40%
24%
High
28%
Hilton
30%
Hoover Co
173/4
Houston Corp
21%
Houston
Oll
140
_—_l
146
22%
Mfg Co-->
Baxter
:•
•
.
-
■>
...
(A
ft
J>'-Marlcets_:
Bros
Beneficial
Bug
Co
Corp
Credit
Berkshire
Ilulbaway Inc
Beryllium Gorpi^iiw::fy,
Black Hills
Black
Borman
&
Foods
Botany
Bryson
Indiana
11%
12%
62
66%
32
Brush
s%
Investors
10
(H
;
M)
Co
&
_10c
Tel-;,
Public
Iowa
Southern
Oregon-Power Co>.2o
37
>•
Delhi
Oil
Ltd:—
33
39%
36
V ":
/
17% ;
.1.
5
Co
18'%'
":'19'%
29%- ;
1
:
50
1
•
31'%
54'%
12'%
/;
•
•
Co
43
5
Supply
Electric
Jiflsop Steel Co
•>
13%
5 %.
:
■
29%
Steel
Kaiser
common
1
54%
58
•
Corp
preferred
$1.46
24%
263/8
183/4
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
38
61
65 y2
Kansas-Nebraska
Gas_5
40%
43'%
Ceco
Products
7%
Natural
Corp
Kearney
Kennametal
32
Kentucky Utilities
& Trecker
3
Co
17'%
187/a
29'%
32'%
10
Corp
Inc
36'%
38%
113%
Central 111 Elec
4%
5%
Ketchum
Co
Inc
22 %
24 %
Keystone
Portland
Cem
Co
3
43
Thrifty
733%
Time
35%
38'%
Tokheim
17'%
363/4
Koehring
14%
16
Kratter Corp class A—
Louisiana
Co_5
47%
•
30%
32
Corp
Petroleum
Central
Maine
Power
10
25 %
26%
Landers Frary & Clark
Central
Public
Utility Corp
0
34%
37%
Lanolin
Central
Soya Co
*
60%
633/4
Lau
10
25 %
27 %
Liberty Loan Corp
0
20 %
21%
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B_5
Ling Electronics
50c
88%
92'%
26%
28'%
1
313%
33-3%
1%
25%
27%
10
Co
Electric
Co
Central
Telephone Co.
Central
Vt
Pub Serv
Corp.
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens
Dtll Co
1
Engines
Coastal
States
Collins
Radio
Colonial
Lone
15%
16%
5%
Pacific Power
Steel
Co
Devel
Southern
Colorado
Southern New
Gas
Speer
6%
73%
34
Stouffer
2%
51%
10
35%
37%
28%
25%
Greene
Herrington Co Inc
11%
xl5%
'
58%
9%
103/a
Meredith
31
33%
Metropolitan
24
25%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
89 %
Class
1
B
17%
Class
Miller
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
14%
13%
14%
13%
1
Supply Co of N Y—2%
12%
271/a
25%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Dentists'
Detroit
Harvester
Name
Intermit
Di-Noc
to
Chemical
Diebold
(R
Tennessee
Central
Centl-Penn
13'/a
Chemical
64%
67%
45
48
10
Trust
Bank
Co
5
37
403%
Cleveland
1
5
18
19%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
22%
24%
Commercial Trust of N J
5
Co
-10
81
50
325
Trust
Co
Inc—
7y2
213%
29%
3
66'%
70
Bank ft Tr
Continental
6'/a
30 3%
323%
14%
16 '/a
Trust
County
(White
Co
Nat
—5
363/4
39
(SF)_10
343/a
36%
York)
New
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
16%
27%
Empire Trust Co
(NY).
26'%
28%
Fairfield County
Trust Co
62
66%
Federation
10
26
273%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)_
20
10
103
83
883/4
2'%
71%
76'%
72
76%
48%
50
Bk & Tr Co
50c
25
27'%
First
14
15'/a
New
27
29 y3
23%
Norrls
20
22
North
Northeastern
16'%
Northwest
44 %
Northwestern
203/4
223%
Nuclear-Chicago
20 v4
50%
23%
25'%
23
24 %
16%
17'%'
4%
4
First
Natl
First Natl Bank
12'%
First
70
743/4
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co
Wltco Chemical
28%
17%
183/4
45
48%
12%
13%
10
43
19%
21%
10
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
35%
40%
•
Wurlltzer
33 7%
5
Wood Conversion Co
113%
12%
1
55
59%
1
143%
153/4
80c
93%
10%
Par
Bid
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
-20
Liberty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
Co
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
10
5
Trust
41
92%
243/4
58
60%
0
County N Y
28
29%
30%
Mellon Natl Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh)_25
68
of
New
National Bank
of
of
National
47%
51%
100%
103%
10
National
Trust
Detroit
583/4
62%
28
29%
Westchester.5
City Bank
(Cleve)—16
Comercial
Co
Bank
82
&
(Albany)
7.50
31%
34%
60
64%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
503/4
54%
53
563/4
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
36%
403/a
Jersey Bank ft Trust Co.ll
31
New
York Trust
National Newark
Banking Co
Northern
Tr
Essex
ft
25
J)
(N
Co
Co
25
(N Y)
96%
40%
67
25
68
of St Louis—20
"
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
Philadelphia
Provident
ft
Natl
67%
20%
22%
10
42 3/8
44%
20
Bank
Tradesmen's
Trust
64
5
56%
60
J)
N
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
10
Boston
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
20
(Wash)—20
1st
Second
Bank-State
(Philadelphia)—10
49 Va
52
Second Natl
13'%
Franklin
343%
Island
Bank
Natl
Westchester
—10
36
40%
8
Bank
Natl
34%
37'/a
Bk—15
55%
58%
York—10
56%
20
Mass)
Bank
of Phlla—10
Long
46 Va
0
10'%
Corp..-*
22%
23%
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
16%
18
Harris
(Chic)—20
98
2.50
25 %
Pacific Mercury
11
12
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co..10
36
38%
Trust Co of New Jersey
1
17%
27%
19 y3
3 8 3%
41
Hudson
12 y*
13%
65
70%
Union
1
i63/4
183/fe
cl A__5
,_5
Co
•
8%
9 %
Pacific
Pan
Uranium
American
11%
Parker Hannifin
19%
20%
Pendletofi Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Packing
Co
Co
.
_1
33
41%
343%
10
32%
-2.50
7%
8
TeLep (Calif) 5% pfd
20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred
20
19 %
21
Corp
Gen
Gen
Mines
Sulphur Co—70c
Corp_—
1
11
21%
22%
Trust
Hanover
Bank
Tr
of
Sav
&
Exch
New
Bk
103
25
City N J)
Tr.
Co
City)—8
(Union
27'%
(N Y)_1Q
of Com
21'%
Industrial
Bk
14
Industrial
1
10
26
28
Pfaudler-Permutlt
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
3%
*
2
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Providence
R
Trust
1
14
15%
Wachovia
41%
44%
45'/a
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
D
C)—
10
8y2
For
11
footnotes
54%
59
36'%
Y)—20
90%
94
(Phoenix Arlz)_0
48%
51%
19%
21%
Co—
(Boston)
Valley Nat Bk
Int'l
28%
303%
10
33
23
103%
27
28
Commerce—
Trust
473/4
38'%
(Wash
of
States
21
9%
Bank
Bank
(Cleveland)
44%
353%
73%
Y)—-10
2%
(N
United States Trust (N
10
Industrial
42
Trade Bk ft Tr Co
(Phlla)—5
I
Co
40
43%
Natl Bank of
Permanente Cement
25
York)
tf-
United
13
1
(New
County National Bank
(Jersey
Hudson
Corn
19%
Plymouth Rubber Co
20%
4%
21 y8
GIrard
Bottlers—.•_!
Indus
General
4
Sterling Natl Bk ft Tr Co
13%
25
373/4
43
Far
Corp_.
903/4
34%
59 %
Pacific
Gear & Mach
86
50 %
87
B_
893/4
123
23%
83%
6y2
10c
84
116
553/4
10
Pacific Power & Light Co
10%
46
5%
113%
Co
9%
22%
Airmotive Corp
Electronics—90c
20
12%
Angeles)
Pacific
.
473/4
91%,
18
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Pabst
.
43%
44
87%
(Los
59%
of
Y
N
(Boston
12%
13
175
Street
Security First Natl Bank
Bank
Rochelle
of "New
Trust
Natl Bk
64%
■*
1
95
160
n
Seattle
First
90
Bank of
Rockland-Atlas Natl
32
Fisher Governor
115
556
Peoples Plrst Natl Bk ft Tr
603-4
Financial
33%
111%
520
(Chicago)_100
11%
Brothers Co
72%
25
York
St Louis Union Trust Co
213%
Line
174
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
893/4
43
6
339
30%
63
Natl
12'%
East
32%
165
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
72%
39
Co
32%
5
(Buffalo)
72%
1
53%
44
323
383A
10
(Jersey City)-25
'County
Natl
19 3%
Brewing
30
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
29..%
'
110
103
22%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers ft Traders
1
10c
1
Companies
Assn_100
Corp
Charter
45%
26%
0
86%
First
Co
Power
42%
7.80
67
First
32'%
Tail
20%
1
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Whiting Corp
City Bank (NY)..20
First Pennsylvania Banking
19'%
22%
0
Otter
193/a
19%
1
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
•
18
National Bank of
Passaic
17%
21%
Miss River
of Dallas
Bank
12%
11'%
3
Corp
Lt
8%
73%
.•
Manufacturing Co_*
ft Telephone Co_ 10
51%
27%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
11%
108
Trust
(Camden N J)—
6%
(Atlanta)
10
First Natl Bank 0! Boston—12%
Prod—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp——
*
Oiln Oil & Gas Corp
1
Oklahoma
1
Transmission
Oil Co—
Natl
Gas
$4 pfd_*
&
32%
37%
Co
Gas—_—19
Pub Serv Co
323/4
Mortgage
Empire State
Equity Oil Co_
Service
Natural
Bk
39%
30%
(Minn)—10
Natl
Camden
283
36%
First Natl Bank
& Trust Co
22
47
1
5
Water Co
13%
1
—I
Co
Gas
15
7%
Inc
50c
Corp
Oil & Gas Corp
Penn
42
12%
*
Co—
American Coal
10
Emhart Mfg Co
Steel
File
Thermador
Nortex
Laboratory Inc.—1
First Boston
common
Nicholson
213/4
Co—1
Inc
Co
B
National Shirt Shops of
50c
Gas
265
10
(NY)_10
Del
1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Cias3
Corp
30%
58%
18'%
25%
51%
Associates
131%
Plains
30%
9'%
43'%
126%
33%
(Chicago)
48%
8 %
96
.—1
Oil
&
1
3.
New
28%
90
40%
111 Bank & Trust
Co
5%
853%
345
26%
25
Co_12%
Connecticut
23%
Gas
213/4
National Bank
National
Southern
&
(Savannah)-—
First Bank Stk Corp
Electrolux Corp
General
673%
27'%
393%
Gas
46%
Citizens
Supply Co
20%
York
New
243%
16'%
Garlock
44%
433%
64%
25'%
36 %
Frito
41 %
Phlla.10
of
23'/a
14%
Bros
Bank
Bk
363%
(NY)_12%
Chase Manhattan Bk
Natl
33%
J)
of
Bank
143%
8
Cleve—18
(N
5
—2
Class
Natl
Co
53%
Nalco Chemical Co
48 v4
(Texas)—*
Florida
Trust
27 3%
Co
68%
10
Nassau
National Homes Corp A com_50c
2
Electric
Electro-Voice
Foote
483%
National
2
Industries
Fisher
71
453%
40%
——1
Utilities
First
Co
39%
—2%
Eastern
Federal
Trust
37
preference
Paso
St
1
Co
Eastern
El
66%
Louis
.33
Inc
Bush
Economics
St
Broad
30%
27'%
North
East
Fuel
Mountain
21'%
25
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
20
(Phlla)—10
(N Y)
National Bank
-_1
Corporation
Duriron
91
Trust Co
45
Co
296
26 3%
94%
Co—5
Sons
&
50%
46%
24%
5
R)
61
10
16
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
Inc
Dunham
19%
1
Bradstreet Inc
&
Dura
1
Inc
Corp
Duffy-Mott
Dun
Arts
Bankers
283
100
Virginia
78'%
Moli'awk Rubber Co
Corp
Bridge Co
of
473%
42%
—0%
Bank of New York
Bank
57'%
A
(Newark) _25
of Commerce
28'%
—-1
Utilities
643%
Ask
161 y2
Missouri
Dura
Bid
5
Dictaphone
Donnelley
14'/a
Co-
changed
Detroit
.
•
(S D) Co
Zapata Off-Short Co
10
S
Francisco)
(San
Bank
12
Co
Mfg
54%
Co
13%
74'%
Inc
32
5
Brothers
12 3%
25'%
common
29%
Yuba Consolidated Industries
(S F)
28%
—1
Minneapolis Gas Co——
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
103/4
9%'
Danly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L A) Co—
—1
A
Laboratories
Miles
18%
1
Swasey Co
5'/a
2%
Broadcastings
14%
163%
23i%
—5
Publishing
13%
1
4%
Eng
<fc
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
18%
16
Machine
343/a
50e
Grocery Co
21%
City Natl Bk ft Tr (Chicago) _25
94%
17
Co Inc_—---S
Engine
Cutter Laboratories class A——1
Co
Trust
26
16%
8%
263/4
313%'
1
Corp
13
10%
cummins
American
Marmon
McNeil
5
1%
273%-
24%
1
2%
1
Corp
Bank of America N T ft
13%
McLouth Steel Corp..
__
30%
-
51%
5
Associates
Western
6%
1.25
Co
48
West Point
54%
5%
15%
Co
5
Westcoast
413%
51%
333/4
133%
Oil
Co
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport "A"
60 %
25
.Corp—1
i
1
Delaware
Wells
Stubnitz
22
183/3
Company,
56
5
non-voting—
Corp
Strutbers
Camden
23%
Crouse-Hinds Co common
373%./
35%
2%
Southern
Warren
393%
1
Register
12%
35 Va
-
23%
Warren
9%
1
Pressed Steel
53/4
11%
32
333%
Warner ft
38'%
8%
29%
53%
313%
Von's
55%
Co
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
22%
1
1
251/4
Cross
1
24%
27'%
21%
Power
Vitro Corp of Amer
'
223/4
Chemical
21'%
Corp
17
Transp Lines Inc_l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
Craig Systems Inc
1
28%
!
23%
23%
Leasing Corp
;
10%
22
Varlan
46%
Co
34%
-
9%
.1
Valley Mould ft Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
25%
Stepan
Marlln-Rockwell
22%
Continental
44'%
263%
21
Hotels
28
23%
2.50
Products-—5
25
14%
Connecticut Light ft Power Co.*
Rock
30%" "
24'/a
Statler
13'%
Consol Freiglitwuys
Consolidated
28'%
—2%
Stanley Works
12%
25
Corp
1
Par
37'%
54'%
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shtpbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
McLean Industries
lc
Gas
21%
Steamship—2.50
&
Boatmen's
Co
7%
preferred
conv
193/4
,
Stanley Home Products Inc—
52%
Macmlllan
1
$1.25
Commonwealth
•
Mfg Co
E)
(A
Fruit
Tel
Co
Electric
Sprague
Stand
States
Carbon
20
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp corn—3
20%
9%
Southwestern
32
-1
9
Utah
173%
25%
•
19%
8%
49%'-
1 '■>
13%
16%
44%
23%
Milling & Elev Co
19
13
i
Producing
13%
Upper Peninsular
5
Co
Gas
123%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
17%
10c
Co—1
31'%
22
5
403/a
Eng Tel CO-
Union
Southwest
29'%
33
Co
__
37%
9'%
36i/2
30%
Gas
22%
Southern Nevada Power Co
41'%
103/a
34%
1
2%
^*
Co
22 %
-1
Inc..
|
663/4
-20'%
1
Corp.I
United States Sugar Corp_.
1
35%
Co.lOc
Power
30%
X63%
Supply Co.
United States
14%
333/4
Calif Water Co
28
•
United States Servateria
13 3/4
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
4%
Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt ft Pwr Co_5
Va
59
2-
Shore Oil <&
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
1
9%
1
Inc
55%
l„-
Corp..
—•
1
Prod-
common
__
9
7%
Co
22
8%
1
Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
9%>
8
2
16
20'%
1
Co
9%.
9
5
Bank and Trust
15
lc
Plus
Star
1
25
Lucky
Corp.—.
Interstate
Colorado
17
33 %c
Gas
Co
Stores
Colorado
5%
15%
5
1
Co
Blower
33 %c
cl A
com
Common class B
Clinton
34%
83/4
1>
& Co
22%
4
Trans Gas
20c
Co
22%
21
Co
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Bantam
21%
1
-1
Topp Industries
|
5%
43
•
12
Jacinto
43%
1
15%
Sabre-Pinon
9
40
1
Corp
11
,
26%
93/4
•
Inc
14'%
503%
Gas
Stores
31%
24 3%
183%
Central
&
Drug
6%
293%
46'/a
Central Indiana Gas Co.—_5
,
54
69
12%
-
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfsr_—*
Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
40%
1
29%
46 '/a
30
l»;
J.
10
27%
42
-
___
Steel
49%
1
1
Standard
17%'
Corpir
Carpenter Paper CO—-
•
Standard
7%'
Carlisle
;
Inc
Co
6%
10r
T
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co class A
Three States Nat Gas Co_
Myers
Common
27%
Transmls
1
17%
,
27'%
-1
16%
(H H)
46'/a
i6y2r;
1
Water
Jervis Corp
47'%
23
15%
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
> 280
264
44'%
21'%
Manufacturing CO—2%
Southern
V-185/8
15,
Co.
Utilities
20%
-
14;
Inc—
;
,67'%
127/a
5"
3
25c
Southern
38'%
%
19
Bys-1
Corp
Rice Mills Inc..3ya
42%
6
Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp—1
.
26
63'%
1
36%;
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.J
Cannon Mills) class B com
2f
:
Texas National
18 %
South
27 y4
26%
30%
16%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co^
28'/a
243/a
•
Co
Service
-v.
1®
Corp
Jamaica
16%
--
283%
Staley
10%
25%'
2
12'/2
Skil
26 y2
Jack & Heintz Inc—;
21%
,
53%
Sierra
66
Jefferson
Water Service Co__25
Water ft Telep CoL—_12%
Canadian
Itek
35 '/a
15%
49%
Seismograph Service Corp
-13
.
73%
^1
Diver Services
Iowa
*
5
Corp_7
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
l
Searle (G D)
76'%
Co
Freight
Class A common:
49%
9%
5
California
Calif
.
»«
Interstate
California
■
321/2
32
•'
,
California
Moior
-
19%
_
__
Texas Eastern
Schiela
28
6%
Engineering Corp—*
interstate
19%
-
62%
,1
;
Corf)
Interstate
-;
29%
10
r
26
72'%
Corp.
8
Bullock's
v,
Bakeries
Interstate Securities
45
J Byllesby
Interstate
26
-17-%.,
413%
San
6-3 a
I
Inc
Water
&
8Va
_
IiiC—
Gas
7%
Berylllbw Co.
1
Buckeye Steel: Castings Co_—.•
Burndy
Mills
Head
"18%
25
18% "..r,
>
_.I
17%
Bowater Paper • Corp ADRi.
Bowser Inc $"120' preferred:
Brown, & SiravpeMfg Co
38 %
Tractor
34Va
,:i •.a
5%
11 7/8
Co
24%
1
1
39%
173%;
1
Indianapolis Water Co
International Textbook Co
-34%
<
1
Corp
96
39'%
5
Co
9
22
90
Tappan Co
&
18%
20
Tekoil
Ryder System Inc
>12
'
•
Tampax Inc.
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid
8'%
61-'%
/
.
32
I
common
1
-Incifj—
iiy8
•'
Mat——
•
Corporation
83%
9%
Stoker
33
17
lc
28'%
Rockwell
12%
—
37
_1
——
Gas
Field
-14%
57-: v/
Co
8%
Robertson
*
-2%
—1
Stores
Industries
Indian
15 %
r
1
Sugar
Refining
26'%
Robbins
135
..
7'/2
Husky Oil Co.
46 Va
I
Inc,
.
14
•
Power ft. Light Go
Sivalls
327/»
30%
20'/a
31
Roadway Express class A
•133
17%
5
.
18%
5
Ltd
River Brand
106
-
11V2'--
1
1-
Corp
—
Z
13%
Inc
class* A
A
43-'
1
0
Bid
1
Corp—I
1
Riley
34%
128
1
Engineering.
Hugotoii Production
21%
15%
25
;
1
73%
20
Payne
A
HUgoton Gas Trust "units"
12.%
68*%-
1
.
GossertrCcC—10
Bemis
Syntex
Republic Natural Gas Co
34%
■
Hudson'Pulp & Paper Corp—
24%
11%
Laboratories———1
'Bay less
Bell
•
&
Voltage
Class
Bates
class
Na tural
Houston
20"
<•:
10
Co
10
Ind
27%
-
10
_
Products Inc
Aztec
Helene
Helmerick
26%
._5
Construction-Co—10
Associated
Inc
23%
Corjfe'-Xi.^-
■
7'%
Gas
Ralston Purina
3'%
32
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
19%
61-%
•
23/4J
Controls—1
Class B common
16%v.
Western1
Metal
Arvida
1
3314
Public Service Co_i___5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
6%
—.
Richardson Co
27%
18 Va-
__l
preferred
Arizona
Corp
1
Propane
Purolator Products
186
127
Gobain
Co
Incorporated——_i
Anheuser-Busch
/.
Alegre
Purex
Suntide
New
Punta
6
Mexico
New
of
5%
343/a
100
36%
Pipe & Const
Amer-Saint
AMP
•
of
Co
453/a
American
Suburban
Corp
Co
Pub Serv
313/4
Greetings CI "A":_—1
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp-^._4
American-Marietta Co
2
Suburban Gas Service Inc
29%
Hamp
Pub Serv
28%
20%
Far
213%
27
10c
Puoco Petroleum
263/4 "■
178
_1
10c
;
_
Producing Properties Inc
32
'
Aak
20
a
America
21%
29%
Co—
5
10
Co of
25%
233/4
253%
American
_
'
1
Corp
32'%
46
5
Co
Ask
30
1
Corp
Express
Par
11
Bid
Par
Portsmouth
Ask
93,;,
1
Amer Commercial
Barge Line
Art
'
'
.
wide national distribution.
a
foittsn
Bid
American Biltrite Rubber Co-100
-
'
■
bid and asked quotations'
represent actual transactions.
Industrials and Utilities
Amer
•
are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected
sources.
They do
Theyj are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at*jthe time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request., The "National" list is composed of
securities
not
Air
45
see
preceding
page.
Bank ft
(Winston-Salem
Trust Co—
N
C)
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Monday? August 24, 1959 N
..,
(810)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday August 21
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Fuada
yiutnii
Investment
Jf.aa
7.79
8.43
Investment
Shares—J—1
4.37
4.67
Investors
Inc
American
Business
American
Investors Fund
1
Mutual Fund Inc—-1,
9.58
34 %
Research & DevelopmentAssociated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund
Inc__I
Amer
Aetna
11.71
12.30
Aetna'Insurance Co
11.77
12.79
Aetna
10
1
35.70
36.41
Mutual Fund—1
a24.34
Boston—1
of.
Trust
Fund
Research
10 47
Johnston
iThei
Keystone
Custodian
1 85
B-l
5.46
5.96
B-2
5
Co_l
17 Vd
9%
19%
Life
Insurance
10%
Lincoln
10%
11 %
Maryland
Co_5
39
43
Massachusetts
26%
23
$1.25
preferred
conv
22.77
1
Stocks)——1
10.33
11.28
Fidelity Life Ins
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla) ——_—1
9.40
10.26
American
American
24.84
6.37
B-3
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
5.10
K-l
(Income Pfd
14.30
K-2
14.91
16.27
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
Amer
13.16
19.92
21.73
American
S-2
(Income
Stocks)—1
13.19
14.39
Amer
17.74
16.26
Home
Ins Co
Assurance
31.50
12.75
13.86
S-3
(Speculative
Com
Stk)—1
15.43
16.84
Amer
--1
17.76
19.20
S-4
(Low
Priced
Com
Stks)_l
12.50
13.64
American
50c
13.46
14.55
Keystone Fund of Canada
Ltd.l
13.72
14.84
14.02
15.37
Knickerbocker
1
6.74
7.40
Bankers
Ltd
—*
California Fund Inc
«
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Ltd
J
Canadian Fund Inc—---—
7.96
8.70
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.25
6.85
Investment
Trust—
Fund of Boston
Trust
9.53
—*
10.30
Lootnis
Equipment sliares.lc
Industries shares—lc
2.91
Crum
3.84
Electrical
1
9.95
10.99
Massachusetts
shares
Massachusetts
I
17.02
18.40
19%
21 </a
Delaware
Fund inc
Delaware Income
Diversified
Diversified
3.44
New
New
York
20.81
8.30
8.60
12.12
13.17
16.86
18.23
One
17.93
19.33
Oppenheimer
4.60
5.04
5.87
6.41
2.65
10.87
11.82
12.25
6.09
19.83
2.23
Pine
Pioneer
7.39
(T
11.37
8.21
8.24
13.79
15.07
13.75
14.36
10.45
5.74
6.25
8%
55 'A
Ins__10
96
9%
100
Y—10
34
; 37 'A
N
—I
*
16.77
10.64
11.60
I
24.09
24.33
2.50
8.82
9.59
39.97
40.37
Inc
I
15,
15.
Feb
%
I960
100
Federal
3%s
Natl
13,
Nov.
10,
Dec.
4 %s
March
4s
June
10,
*
Selected
8.69
Smith
Southwestern Investors Inc
Southwestern In
SovereigaHqves
lyestors
9.52
1
State Street
Stein
Sterling
Fund
13,
S
U
21.49
5.19
United
Funds
United
5-68
Income
4%s
United
Funds
8.46
9.25
Value
Line
Income
9.73
10.G9
Value
Line
Special
9.85
10:65.
Inc—1
1
—1
Ltd—
Fund
Wall
Fund
Street
13 09
11 54
.1
15.41
1
17 19
11 70
12.80
6.98
7.64
lc
12.35
14.06
1
5.82
10c
lc
4 62
5.05
4.23
100.1
_2'/2s
June
April
Sept.
4%s
Aug
Wellington
Equity
Bid
20
1962
1,
1966
95.8
95.16
4'As
Mar.
98
—
98.16
4%s
March
99'A
4%s
July
Nortlispan Uran 5%s
ILL
Ohio
Burlington Industries 4V4B—197s
Pacific Ry 4s
1969
122 Va
1982
Corp 4V«s.^
Vought 5 Ids
90
97
59
125 V2
92%
99
1977
9'7
99
Commonwealth Oil Ref 68—1972
123
126
112 Va
Power
Pacific
April
90
91
Oct.
1,
1970-1967
99
100
May
1,
1971
89 Va
Feb.
15,
Ask
Natural Gas 5V4S—1977
Paso
Ferro
3%S—
Trailej 4s
99.30
L959
99.27
;
General
Port
General
Cement
9.9 23
99.22
Sheraton Co of Am
1977
135
139
113%
114%
133
Jersey Central
5%s
Pow
&
100.12
1,
.1989
4%s
1989
Can
_1975
5s;
Illinois
1976
Gas
5s__.1984
Northrop Corp 5s
104
104 V*
1979
87%
97%
98%
87
52
80
104Va
k—
88
105 %
1
4s
-.1967
110
.,
103'A
125
'
/104'A
123
Texas
15,
97.38
lV2,s
April
1.
4 As
May
15,
IV2S
Oct.
Due
Bid
Ask
9-
1-59
99,31
109 1
4%s
1979
Amer
5s__
Transcontinental
Gas
5 V«8
P
5 Vis
U S Industries 4%s
Westcoast
Corp
Trans
Stores
5%s
4%s
1971
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
99.30
100
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99 28
TOO
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99 30
100.2
4 Va %
5-
1970
99'A
6-
78-
Yield Price
Bid
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959
99 978
Ask
99.923
99.981
December
99.933
December
10,
17,
September
'
10,
1959
99.877
99.867
December
22,
17,
1959
99.320
99.830
December
24,
September 21.
September 24.
1959
99.732
99.734
December
99.759
99.772
January 7,
99 673
99.689
January
14,
October
8,
October
—
:
1959—
15,
-
...
1959
1,. 1959
1-60
Bid
99 28
Ask
-
100
99.23
100
3-
1-60
99.31
100.1
4-
4-60
99.30
100 I
5-
2-60
100.6
100.10
November 5,
1959
.
■
98.867
98.900
98.861
98.895
1959
1:3.
1960
1960
99.484
January 28,
99.417
February 4,
February 11,
I960-,.—
1960
99.321
99 253
February
99.159
March
108%
November
27,
1959
99.076
99.103
April
3,
99.069
99 097
July 15, 1960
1959
99 A
22,
15.
13,
Stock
a
Net asset value,
Exchange.
tNew
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
.x
98.590
98;S44
98 433
98.475
98.360
98.314
98.186
I960--
98.404
98,269
—
1960
98.233
98.106
98.131
97.579-
97.597
I960—.
97.239
97,271.
36.097
96.133
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
u
1960
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
value,
York
98.678
98.550
98,504
—
January
98.332
98.640
A
January 21,
99.145
par
58.796
99.606
99 300
93.962
1959
99.545
99.231
*No
98.930
Ask
99.034
1959
99.531
1959
New
Yield Price
Bid
99.004
1960
1959
97%
2-
4-59
4-60
1-59
I960—,
19,
114
83
101
1-59
99.399
1959
100
94
111
1-
99.467
...
1959
29,
31,
12,
97
1988
Due
1-59
99..594
.....
1959
118
1979
87 24
3-59
4 Va %
4.45%
November
114
89.24
89.16
Dated
4-
December
106'A
99.6
100.23
1964
Ita Li-
98 %
103
L—
1979
Underwood
White
1971
.
97%'
91
99.2
1964
3.75%
November
102 3/a
Transmission—
9.3.26
90 24
,
1963
1,
93 3
93 22
1963—;
99. /
92.4
98.4
1963—-
1,
100
91.23
1962
1963
96 u
1-58
October
—1979
.
Eastern
99.28
15,
97 13
Dated
October
—1982
ww.
115
93.8
1962—
1,
15,
May
93
1962
15,
Aug.
Vas Oct.
98 22
99.8
United States Treasury Bills
104%
.
Gas Transmission—
5 'As
103%
103%
4s
94.28
99.4
1962
1,
96
1961
12-
October 22,
Tenn
103
86
ww.
_1992
Sperry Rand 5VaS
Textron
1981
Montana Power 4VaS
Mueller Brass 3%s
National
1989
April
99.4
1961
15,
100.14
90 28
2)
98.13
1962
September
.
Lgt—
—
Long Island Lighting 5 Ids
Lowenstein (M)
& Sons—
Northern
195
5s
sy4s
10(5
15,
Feb
April
100.1
3.45%
83
Southern Elec Generating-
1989
94
1962
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
101%
101%
—1989
112
5s
1961
I'/aS
Kate
Gas—
&
109
Idaho
Power
5%S—«—
Electric
110
5s
1961
15,
93.13
114
31
Steel
Service
106
Corp 4%s~__1979
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
1,
1,
Feb.
99.8
lOO'A
—1969
Phoenix
1975
Time
Aug.
I960
April
Ask
Oct.
L5.
May
81(1
l'As
May
l%s
3%
point
a
3%s
99.3
100-
103
Public
95%
93%
99.24
Feb.
84
81%
94%
4s
I'/aS
Ask
99
90%
92%
1972
32nds of
more
or
2%s
6.81
111
:
1972-1967
15,
Maturity—
100
99 28
1960
4%s "Aug.
15,'1960
l'As Oct. 1.
1960
104%
—1976
Corp
Fruehauf
one
99.17
6.39
103
114
Ei
1970
1,
Treasury Notes ( Continued)-
99.13
3.50%
101
—
.......
101
3'/2s
1960
14 34
&
100
4%s
15,
13.26
1973
ww
98.12
99
93%
15.98
Lgt 4%s_ ..1974
Pennsylvania Electric 5s— ...1989
5%s
Pacific Power
92%
98
1969
93%
May
13.67
1989
937a
97.23
92%
Nov.
14.66
1977
..—
5s
100.16
93%
92%
1969—
9.03
_1963
ww
4%s
Co
Petroleum
—
98'A
1968—.
3%s
11.64
Bid
111%
wi__
1968
20,
4% %
109
-57%
Chance
20,
15,
93.23
1
109
1980-76
100.12
1963
2,
99 31
1
5%s-1983
99%
May
98.20
1
Opt 4%s—1979
99%
99
May
1960
8.26
Boi.ds-
98%
99
1961
20,
3V4S
Security Issues
Ask
98
2%s
3.45%
Recent
98.23
1961
1, 1962
1959.
10.65
Fund
99.24
98.29
1960
97.20
3.75 %
Carrier
99.28
99.16
1960
3,
May
I960
15,
April
Mutual
1
1958
99.4
1,
1,
Nov.
12.58
Wisconsin Fund Inc
.
VsS
3%s
6.36
3 37
Investors Fund Inc.
15,
15,
3'/2s
7.75
Wellington Fund...
Whitehall Fund 'nc
Canadian
99.23
20,
4s
100.3
99.20
April
4s
100.5
100.5
98.28
3%s
100.2
100.2
Bonds—
1960
1,
1,
'99.4
Ask
100.1
99.30
1960
Feb.
Feb.
99.23
Bid
1959
97.12
1969
May 15,
1V2s
16.63
'7.09
Inc
Nov.
Feb
3
Situations
:
32
30
99.21
20,
98%
Treasury Notes—
lV2s Oct. L, 1959
12.54
14. L0
Fund
467a
44
point
a
I960-
3%s
4s
8.84
Ltd
2
1959„
Bank
2%s
95%
Oct.
l'pO.1
Bid
3%s
14.22
8.09
Investing Corp__—1
Washington
3%S
6.39
1
Inc
12.13
6s
1,
Land
100.2
Certificates of Indebtedness—
7.73
5.85.
1
Lnc
13.74
Lonib
1,
Feb
100.1
98.28
1965
11,
4s
Shares.l
Canada
Value Line
11.09
&
Dec
4%s
Federal
l%s
99.20
...
Maturity—
_1
Fund
2.32
2.58
a37.64
10.501
Fund
2
111, S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
16.66
41%
9.66
Fund
Fund
United Science
a26.49
Inc 10c
15.21
17.17
Inv..
in the
1959
1,
15.37
14.22
39 '/a
(no-
Accumulated
Continental
12.56
Petroleum
Oct.
3%s Sept.
7.03
United
5.14
Fund
St Gobain Corp
3.50s
4'/as
15.75
Fund.
497a
Cooperatives—
11.05
International
.
lc
Institutional Growth Fund-ic
Institutional Income Fund—lc
British
for
17.29
1
&
Co
32nds of
more
or
9i.30
11, 1963
12, 1963
March
one
12.79
1
Inc.
Fund
Fund—lc
Amer
Y
N
15.78
12.69
Fund
United
Income Fund
Investors
Bausch
of
11.70
fnc-1
Fund
46%
3
3 '/2s
13.42
Twentieth Century Growth
Inc—
Bonds—
City
Figures after decimal point represent
1
Inc
Investment
Growth
Corp—•
2.50
Westchester Fire
99.31
1960
I960—:
10,
Farnham
&
Tele vision-Electronics
19.86
20.85
investment
utv
Balanced
7:40
19.28
Roe
Fund—,
B)
99Va
847a
10.22
Boston—1
1
1
(Edison
28
95%
31
3%s
99.31
1959
4%a April 10,
1.25
Shareholders Trust of
26
5
Co_,
Amer
U S Life Insurance
a30.15
Clark—
Shares
Amer
3%s
a40.24
1
'
99.31
1959
10,
4%s June 10,
Clark
&
77a
7 Va
8
(NY)
81
A
1959
Nov.
_
of
60%
29%
100.1
95%
4VaS
25o
Common Stock Fund—..
Co
Ins
(N Y)__2
108
56 %
Fire
100.1
Mortgage Assn—
Oct.
3.70s
1963
14.08
of Canada
Co
34%
32'A
103
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
S
Banks
10O.9
99
1960
15,
13.02
Shares
2
10
10
Insurance
9%
44%
%
U S
100
99.30
March
lc
jrowth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Intl Resources Fund Inc
United
100.2
99.28
.1960
April 15,
April
3%s
1
Marine
Life Ins
Guaranty
'
:—;
Tn«tH.utloha7Jnsiir Fund
Title
isk
100.6
3Vas
13.38
Corp
Inc
Fire &
preferred
41
42%
39
10
Haven)-
(New
Springfield
point.^represent
4.65s
al5.03
_
10
U
4%S Feb 15, 1960
4!/2S March 15, 1960
3%s
8.75
Bank
3.80s Jan.
4%s
I
7.99
12.53
Shares
';97%
.
99.31
7.35
7.93
Inst Foundation
52'A
'
1959
I
11.44
Institutional
15.,
Inc—_I
"Texas
Institutional
3%s Sept.
Growth Stock
Dist
Townsend
Boston
93
Co
1960
12.61
of
192 %
185
1962—:
11.31
Fund
75%
.
37%
10
Figures after decimal
Feb.
10.51
Incorporated
70
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Aug. 23,
10.33
Incorporated
Security
Co
8%
Obligations of jGovernment Agencies
3V2S
lc
lc
lc
Income
14.0L
3%s
6.75
Fund
12.91
8.7(3
lc
Foundation
9.33
23.56
18.81
Equipment shares
Haydock Fund Inc
8.54
15.93
lc
Income
Surety
1
Co
Ins
9.89
of
8.10
shares
10c
-10c
1
Seaboard
117
Life
Travelers
Standard Life
17.37
2.50
H-C7
6O1/4
110
1
14 66
11.80
H-DA
81%
57,
.5
1
2.26
Series
71%
77
10
1
10.77
Series
66
23
Seaboard
Ins
Fund
—lc
Funds
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
St Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
35%
21
Co
Life
Inc
7.37
Tauultou
91V2
33
Sec
9.05
1
Inc
Fund Inc.
7.87
Utilities
Fund
Scudder Stevens
11.47
7.18
shares
87%
5
10
(Geo)
6.72
Tobacco
22%
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co
10.20
Scudder Steven,s <fc
9.03
10.47
lc
shares_lc
—
54%
21
Co
Jefferson
I
Inc
Fund
Scudder Fund
9.00
shares—lc
Stock shares—
51%
Boiler
Fund
Quarterly
16.32
shades
5'A
5
2
40 'A
Steam
Puritan
1°
Steel
4%
(Pa)
Y)
(N C)
(N
Accident
9.16
Inc.
Putnam Growth Fund—
8.10
Railroad
1
Life Ins
Corp
7.07
21.79
10
Quaker City
Pyramid Liie Ins Co
$6.50
Putnam
14.78
RR
23'A
Standard
4.74
Fund
Mutual Fund
Rowe)
7.77
Bond
81%
21%
Providence-Washington
42 Va
6.47
Fund
Fund
13.50
Railroad
51%
Bid
Fund Inc
8.03
10.38
Price
15.00
shares
73
24%
8.33
&
Shares
Fund
Street
lc
Petroleum
4.34
1
otreet
Philadelphia
18.56
13.70
shares
69%
——10
Phoenix
—
Reinsurance
(Fla)
1
Securities
shares—lc
Mining
27'%
64
23%
1
Fund:
William
Penn Square
2.42
17.11
14.91
shares
61%
25%
5
Co
Ins
39%
Owners
1
Chemistry
Securities
21.73
lc
Bond
Merchandising
56
5
Life
5
Insurance
6.55
Over-The-Counter
6.72
lc
Institutional
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
Peerless Insurance Co_^
63 Va
1.50
Capital Fund
Electronics
8.62
Industrial Machinery
65
(Jacksonville Fla)_2V2
1
of Canada Ltd
13.45
7.86
shares
46 %
Y-i_12V2
N
Co
83Id
Insp,& Insurance--
5.99
Stocks Series—_—1
Nucleonics
Peoples
lc
lc
Fully Administered
General Bond
48
17%
43%
61
of
10
C)
Home
2.90
Growth
11.23
Fund..
8Va
Employees Life
1
England
7.74
10.25
shares
Food
26.53
Stock Fund.lc
(The)
Common
25.39
20.60
lo
shares
Chemical
%
15%
10
Ins
Philadelphia
65 Id
35%
42
38
60
American
1
Series
7.08
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Capital Growth
7
4
Home
Series
Income
24.82
.'
shares
14.42
12.14
62
49 %
~
79%
Fire Insurance Co
13.34
3%
72 %
:58
_2.50
—
Indemnity
Pacific
__5
Insurance
11,11
3!d
5
Hartford
Preferred Stock Series
23.75
1
:1
Corp
Trust
General Investors
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Co
2.50
Hartford
Series—.
Stock
•——J
—
Northern
River
47%
46
.4
F)
Insurance
Hanover
1
32%
71
1
3.88
Series—
44%
139
Ins
22.53
Corp
2
10
——-5
—
67
4
20.83
Dividend Series
24.50
15.72
——*
Inc—
Building
Securities
21.77
*.
Investment Corp—-l
Energy Fund Inc
-1"
Equity Fund Inc
—
Fidelity Capital Fund1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-i
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc—
1
Founders Mutual Fund
.(
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—>
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Capital
Investors
:
-133
68 V2
X3.57
Balanced Series
Bond
Stock
General
National
National
Fire
5
54%
1
—-1
11.66
10.18
39%
Insurance—3.33 Va
•
Inc_l
interest
36%
Northeastern
1.25
11.25
(D
19'A
42%
5
class A__
Casualty
Fire
Corp
160
"
Electronics
Futures
Ins
115 Va
18'
39%
151
—
Gulf Life
111%
1
—5
North
Corp—5
17.17
Great
10
Ins
common
Fire__:
388
&
Government
130
5
Falls
C)
66
123
373
Co
(S
Inc
Hampshire
York
14%
71 %
10
;
10
15.89
Securities Co
Wide
12.65
Shares
beneficial
10.39
•
Fund
of
Nation
Fund
Corp
9.29
3.14
Howard—
Balanced
13.98
14.46
Dreyfus Fund Inc
&
Mutual Trust
13.47
78%
^uc
—
10
10.25
Shares
1
Shares-
Life
Accident
Union
Amsterdam
New
al4.74
Investment
9.48
2o£j
Series
Dividend
New
1
Income Foundation Fd_l
Mutual
10.61
a
New
29Vj
Inc—1
Mutual
12.71
35%
27%
Republic
Government Employees Ins
23.75
xll.57
1
—
8.19
18.29
331/4
Reinsurance Corp
Glens
(D
Mutual
Fund Inc—1
Investment Fund—I,
Trustee Shares—
i
21.97
interest—1
25.05
74
5
Life
Fund
Life
Globe
7.49
Stk
Growth
Inc
15.56
Automation
&
Bankers
General
23.03
1
14.39
33Vic
Missiles-Jets
Insurance
Franklin
Fund—
Life
beneficial
of
Fund
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc—;—1
Fund-—-—
*
Vegh
Vegh
Units
15.31
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
Fund
Dividend Income
De
Nationwide
Reinsurance
Fireman's
14.16
lnt_33Vbo
Fund Inc_
18.52
Investment mc
Western
De
Eaton
20.92
17.04
B
Series
Diver
19.25
Trust Fund-
Corporate Leaders
Crown
17.23
--
19%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.63
Tru3t
Investors
beneficial
of
15.35
Trust-l
18
Fidelity
1
Concord Fund Inc.——
Consolidated Investment
Life——1
3.83
1
& Stock
Bond
Line
Feaerai
shares
1
ow
&
Old
Special Investment 3hares„lc
Transport shares
lc
10.82
10.11
Life
Natl
2.38
Petroleum
.1
Natl
National
Ins
(Bait)
10
21 %
—lc
12.04
Life
4
Fire
26'A
Employers
11.09
National
62%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc—
:
Monument
57
2.73
shares
11
48
20Id
3 97
shares
10
44%
Manufacturers
24
lc
Metal
47 'A
40%
1
lc
General
Paper
36%
13'A
Inc
&• Forster
6%
39%
33%
37
Assurance Co
Casualty Co
Continental
Funds-
Managed
14.62
Income
Continental
6 Va
37%
43
&
10
General
1
1
5
Indemnity & Life Ins
(N J)__10
Life
Inc
Bonding
5
(Ky)
Connecticut
a47.11
13.38
r mm
Composite
7.14
Mutual
.1
commonweaii/u
6.55-
Fund
Co
Fund—•
Sayles
1
Fund Inc..—
Inc—1
Stk
Life
—
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Insurance
10.69
Chemical Fund Inc
vOiuuiai
Boston
Co
Casualty
Merchants
Insurance Co—
13.49
12.35
Mass
Ins
21 »/2
55%
247
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
6.25
Standard
14.43
Investors
9.78
Beneficial
20.54
Insurance
237
2%
Shippers
18.79
—
Life
10
Life
Life
Amer
2
&
13.20
Lexington Venture Fund
52
3%
5
American Surety Co
IncJ—1
Lexington
19.89
20
io
Va
2%
Re-insurance
Fund—^__25c
1
16.22
1
of
3 V«
(Galveston)
Nat Ins
17%
167a
1
Inc
18.38
13.91
12.73
--1
12.61
11.66
poc
Christiana Securities Corp—100 17,500 18,800
1% preferred
130
136
Chase
f
15.00
J
Ltd
Fund
Century Shares
Fund
Lazard
International Growth
Canadian
Fund
3
Co
National
1
C)
D
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Inc
Fund
Street
Fund
Tenn
2-1
Corp
(Wash
Mutual Fund Inc——1
Boston
&
Loyal
(Newark N J)—2'/2
Investors
Mercury
34.33
duliocK
(Va).
Companies Inc
9.60
Broad
24%
Life
4.67
,
22%
Life
5.86
Ltd
67%
14%
8.83
Ridge
26%
63%
33
42
Axe-Houghton
Canada
2%
24%
Life Ins (Birm)—2
Casualty Ins Co
13%
of
Ask
1%
30%
38%
Fidelity &
Bid
5
Casualty_5
Axe-Houghton
Blue
Co__65c
Liberty Natl
264
253
Lawyers Mtge & Title
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Agricultural Insurance Co
*
Equitable Assur——_5
24.73
23.74
1
Bonds)
Com
72%
.
(Medium Grade 3onds)_l
(Low Priced
Bonds)
1
Fund "A' *nc-~*
Fund "B" Inc.^
Axe-Houghton Stocx Fund i.nc_I
Axe-Science & Elect'nifcs Corp.lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Insurance
Par
195
69 '4
American
Aumerican
Funds—
(Investment
.
Life
Companies
Ask
185
10
37',-4
1.68
Bid
Surety—_10
11.97
Istel Fund Inc
al4.92
&
Casualty
Par
10.95
1
America
of
Co
-253
Fund
Affiliated Fund
Abel Teen
American
2.40
2.18
1
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
wi When,
ISSUES
k Admitted to listing on
issued,
y
the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume 190
Number 5875
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(811)
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
■j
Bank clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Pennsylvania—Altoona
at
$24,435,378,077 against $22,127,822,299 for the
there is
year.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 9.7%.
a
in
Our comparative summary for
2,207,585
1,926,58*
2.4
1,320,138
1,388,019
+
2.9
4,826,689
'999,000,000
+
4,625,644.
3,981,912
Scranton
2,367,659
4,111,955
1,952,619
+11.6.
6.2
1,055,000,000
1,325,000,009
+16.2
4,027,961
4,567,55!
7,289,97*
8,113,715
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton—
Total
cities)
(11
+
4.8
—
0.8
3,622,368
7,345.030
18,546,469
21,936,668
4,927,812t
7,693,472
4,023,601
25,230,399
13,174,619
-
York
7,739,581
3,992,540
8,03 7,837
Wilkes-Barre
New
$
+30.0
+
>
Philadelphia
Reading
the week follows:
l&St
$
1,061,000,000
Chester
1958, at this center
1957
1,781,429
1,524,592
2,480,010
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
week
\
Dec, %
1,488,528
2,409,388
4,325,339
2,316,336
Bethlehem
Saturday, Aug. 22, clearings for all
thle corresponding week last
$
$
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
10.4% above those of
week Ended August 15
Inc. or
1958
1959
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
47
1,135,302,381
3,973,951
7,346,169
7,441,929
+36.0
15,011,176
14,543,451
—39.9
16,064,089
17,846,49a
+
5.9
1,118,772,572
1,390,858,36*
+
9.2
+
1,072,577,945
,
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Aug. 22—
1959
York
New
9.7
Francisco
713,905,173
+
6.7
456,596,843
+ 13.4
356,200,000
14,289,650
+ 12.8
.
-
Cleveland
_
Columbus
803,972,000
710,357,067
440,689,111
401,883,355
+
Cleveland
639,203,226
552,041,631
404,149,617
361,568,762
$18,288,105,641 $16,471,536,929
30C.067.20*
648,191,758
583,757,639
62,675,509
73,497,300
68,455,500
10,484,961
-+-22.9
9,890,410
15,738,690
13,675,92G
+15.1
16,674,593
13.314,11»
.-
440,103,969
414,921,029
6.1
483,659,692
436,747,629
1,455,014,529
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 11.8
11,553,319
301,352,734
+14.1
12,800,102
1,317,529,802
+10.4
1,543,198,620
1,421,936,65®
4,595,638
+ 20.5
Youngstown
+ 11.0
15,2,06,339
+10.4
7.4
+
+
.
_68,223,1G0
13,821,263
+ 15.8
Baltimore
6.1
274,252,344
-522,268,974
•
Mansfield
+ 13.2
Pittsburgh
13,471,068
302,737,594
595,767,224
„
Cincinnati
8.0
401,900,000
Louis
+
518,009,656
City
1,042,000,000
761,916,587
Kansas
1,120,047.293
Ohio—Canton
+ 24.5
1,125,000,000
u—
—
Boston
San
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
+
1,394,153,451
Philadelphia
St.
1958
$11,799,111,993 $10,756,936,805
Chicago
Total
(7 cities)-
9.7
fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Ten
cities,
days.
five
5,122,727,030
All cities, one
cities
$21,185,108,074
day-
Total
4,713,571,145
$23,410,832,671
1,024,545,406
942,714,225
+
Virginia—Huntington„
Virginia—Norfolk
Bouth
Carolina—Charleston
District of
for
week—_
$24,435,378,077 $22,127,822,299
8,853,252
366,089,794
Columbia—Wellington—.
354,631,104
>"148,180,236
4150,294,248
807,752,757
.
*754,186,844
4,384,819
4,847,122
5.3
23,543,714
23,067,839
+ 18.8
208,651,898
200,997,38*
+
8,046,159
8,296,03»
3.2
369,093,554
374,572,52*
1.4
350,375,893
149,930,569
7.1
-764,558,340
+19.8
+
—
8.7
Total
all
20,190,185
215,622,417
10,602,990
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 10.5
+
5,636,219
21,256,000
256,087,518
.
Richmond
8.7
(€
1
cities).
'
+
761,249,
+10.4
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next -week.
our
ends
appear
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
not available at time of going to press.
are
+
Macon
Accordingly, in the above tj&e last day of the week in all
In
we
the
are
cases
elaborate detailed statement, however, which we
has to.be estimated.
preseh't further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Aug. 15.
For that week there
was
increase
an
of
6.0%, the aggregate clearings for
Alabama—Birmingham—
tMobile
week in 1958.
at this
Outside of this city there was a
center showing an
increase of 2.2%.
gain of 9.6%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve
District.the totals show
Reserve District of 10.0%
and in
an
improvement of 2.2%, in the Boston
the.Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.9%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
larger by 10.4%, in the Richmond Reserve
are
District by 7.1% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 13.9%.
District has to its credit
the
a
In the
The Chicago Reserve
gain of 16.5%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 9.5% and
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.0%.
an
increase of
In the Kansas City Reserve
District the
^.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.8% and in the
-
-
Louisiana—New
Total
In the
following
we
furnish
a
Indiana—Fort
OF
BANK
Week Ended
Aug. 15—
1st Boston
12 cities
2nd New York
3rd
Terre
5tb
St.
878,544,348
798.749,558
+
10.0
818,804,861
822,469,963
9,997,774,775
10,554,951,148
11,407,172,907
+
2.2
"
1,135,302,381
1,072,577,945
+
5.9
1,118,772,572
1,390,858,364
7
"
1,317,529,802
+ 10.4
1,543,198,626
1,455,014,529
6
807,752,757
754,186,844
"
1,412,040,820
1,239,232,751
17
"
1,792,635,428
1,538,281,474
4
_
"
"
751,865,769
686,429,792
+
"
722,431,603
668.636,798
+
Louis
9th Minneapolis
7
.'(■
7.1
764,558,340
1,277,884,352
.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
—
-
—
Sioux City
+ 16.5
1,634,366,027
1,587,712,864
9.5
724,823,359
732,902,664
8.0
673,736,804
621,199,863
+
2.9
"
602,410,077
569,264,470
+
5.8
564,723,416
542,917,904
"
1,433,793,630
1,350,228,517
+
6.2
1,313,277,746
1,316,188,553
23,429,332,039
22,111,683,517
+
6.0
21,104,483,915
We
now
12,232,283,112
11,158,093,959
+
9.6
11,602,074,733
detailed
our
709,392,659
672,563,037
644,468,608
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
1959
$
Maine—Bangor
1,233,121,857
3,465,433
17,696,442
—18.5
4,050,916
3,*>94,21*
+ 16.0
22,560,949
20,770,92*
10,949,851
+ 46.4
13,894,533
11,784,55ft
32,139,670
+ 24.4
13,702,841
12,188,08*
99,629,000
88,107,000
+ 13.1
93,839,000
92
9,064,784
+ 15.4
30,195,168
9,331,591
4,414,721
140,071,745
+ 12.4
4,160,516
4,824,07ft
+14.4
141,096,842
160,618,31*
160,209,173
11,439,258
8,753,415
60,590,204
51,895,101
19,184,279
1,726,972
1,121,538,358
1,588,199
7,020,744
7,807,349
30.7
i
12,781,049
19,524,258
15,767,529
8,117,656
6,961,172
1,792,635,428
1,538,281,474
18,806,449
—
7
7,780,070
+16.8
59,179,780
+
+ 11.2,
15,201,574
I,454,871
1,203,425,479
7,184,707
+
—
4.7
8.0
+ 17.8
•
'14,CO*
56,00*
43,376,95T
15,675,09ft
1.^52,78ft
)72,21p#
7,265,82*
1,158
3.7
3.8,482,648
18. ;53,11»
—18.9
II,888.838
12,643,44*
3.6.6
6,267,295
6,361,671.
+16.5
3,634,366,027
1,587,712,86*
—
4
r
'***
cities)—
(17
.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lewis
6.4
367,200,000
381,600,00*
233,970,529
183,215,081
+ 3.6.8
206,089,670
202,542,701
146,859,090
336,091,333
+
7.9
148,593,805
146,131,13*
3,236,150
2,723,378
+
18.8
2,939,884
751,865,769
686,429,792
+
9.5
724,823,359
-
11,962,709
10 653,111
+
448,287,365
411,449, l'Ht
+
174,318,816
163,013,76ft
12,197,360
6,313,292
10,282,18ft
5,157,84ft
7,548,416
15,508,637
0,907,480
450,004,427
170,879,854
11,546,843
5,098,553
7,292,292
14,907,349
6,526,591
14,130,671
7.385,70*
J3,358,01rA
722,431,603
668,636,798
+
8.0
673,736,804
621,199,8031
3,008,382
1,007,347
+
1,038,707
13,233,316
365,898,827
13,586,428
356,234,451
8.3
+ 1.1
+14.2
+ 6.2
951,348
797,818
32,573,198
163,296,957
788,84ft
10,748,39T
153,156,27*
8,452,784
+19.7
12,857,312
6.0
1.2
9.0
+ 34.6
30,028,223
431,842,243
13,657,008
6,558,930
11,052,47»
28,102,80ft
419,558,56*
12,987,32*
7.147,35*
2.9
672,563,037
644.468,60ft
4 37.2
3.3,545,034
475,239,969
43,159,720
10,293,000
7,287,883
1^,1„7,810
14,817,4201
447,577,00*
45,186,2.7ft
.9,991,03*
564,72.3,436
542,917,90*
211,745,886
6,066,917
200.544,170
227,062,777
235,007,931
300,114,204
96,804,051.
364,400,000
387,800,000
Louis
Missouri—St.
Kentucky—Louisville
—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
cities)
(4
+
2,628,8231
-
732,902,66*
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
8,716,217
-
Minneapolis
489,606,017
St
182,753,853
Paul
,
Week Ended August 15
Inc. or
1958
Dakota—Aberdeen—
Montana—Billings
—
—
—
Total
cities)
(7
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
2.1
8.8
7.0
+39,2
—11.0
+ 3.5
+ 4.0
$
Dec.
%
-
~~
—-
$
$
—
Kansas—Topeka
~2I
St
3,714,837
+
27.5
3,145,849
3,110,243
7,072,886
+
20.0
8,761,346
653,556,487
+
9.1
658.856,010
674,519,154
3,799,618
3,281,686
+ 15.8
3,715,362
34,797,648
+
474,282,037
16,3.00,378
7,878,979
+
-
9,026,453
Joseph---—_
32,841,873
479,833,798
14,644,587
-
City
729,661,741
709,392,659
+
8,521,579
712,806,442
3.0,116,604
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
City-
3,091,803.
—-
Omaha
1956
1957
8,488,285
River
33/762,379
4,536,884
Dakota—Fargo—
South
Lincoln
4,734,851
_
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
1,277,884,352
1,321,673,688
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
__
+13.9
—.
Nebraska—Fremont
15 for four years:
Clearings at—
Portland
1,239,232,751
20,085,219
Decatur
11,566,827,112
729,661,741
City
add
202,488,109
21,629,977,585
"
_108 cities
week ended Aug.
194,507,834
Illinois—Bloomington
Helena
Total
Outside New York
+ 25.1
1,233,121,857
6
9
Francisco
16,136,411
179,906,608
r
761,249,145
+ 13.9
+
10
Dallas
San
193,022',089
4,960,359
.
North
12th
719,277
+19.7
—
10,460,085
*
-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Total
10
10th Kansas City
11th
803,458
892,406
7,107,70ft
7,656,031"'
228,321,515
830,319
224,993,880
1,421,936,652
—
Chicago
8th
$
$
11,707,878,956
Atlanta
7th
1956
1957
Inc. or
Dec. %
"
Richmond
6 th
7.0
14,006,319
•
15,095,553
Wayne
Haute.
•
—11
—
+ 21.4
7,313,728
7,994,797
239,610,012
217,024,427
16,883,537
7.1
+ 12.8
'
9
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
$
$
+ 19.9
+
252,016,812
211,267,107
CLEARINGS
1958
1959
6,469,162
7,116,535
284,207,315
District—Chicago-
Indianapolis
South Bend
Total
SUMMARY
405,800,088*-
16,029,292
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
31,255,769
140,620,949
411,200,000
2,826,029
20,536,866
—
Rockford
summary
.32,465,295
150,081,264
8.7
1,412,040,820
Orleans
(10 cities)
Peoria
San Francisco Reserve District of 6.2%.
8.2
8.8
+
252,877,495
17,005,147
•
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Chicago
totals record
'
■
.
the whole country having amounted to $23,429,332,039 against $22,111,683,517 in the
same
+
+
401,300,000
7,620,432
Florida—Jacksonville
•
28,898,120
137,359,682
436,100,000
7,754,882
Nashville
We cannot furnish them .-today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday and the Saturday figures
31,278,113
149,373,237
Tennessee—Knoxville
3,695,718
Lowell
1,983,196
1,475,864
+ 34.4
1,649,842
1,828,751
New Bedford
4,171,435
3,852,377
+
8.3
4,081,828
14,358,576
+
8.4
15,670,199
15,944,151
13,581,710
11,791,553
+ 15.2
12,900,455
11,950,207
52,420.173
40,681,305
+ 28.9
52,874,428
41,776,965
25,674,969
22,725,457
+ 13.0
24,294,429
26,308,618
31,008,900
32.219,900
3.8
29,827,800
4,018,630
7.3
3,023,313
3,548,583
878,544,348
798,749,558
+ 10.0
818,804,861
(S
cities)
-
-
-
27,296,400
4.310,022
Total
3,969,594
15.564.747
Colorado—Colorado Springs
822,469,063
Springfield
_
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
New
—
^
Haven
_
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester..
Total
(12
cities)
—
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
15,922,966
£69,264,470
+'5.8
222,298,265
215,673,929
+
3.1
6,736,580
6,640,849
+
1.4
J
Galveston
6,200,510
Falls
7,633,874
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
16,055,811
602,410,077
Worth
Wichita
5.2
8.9
—19.7
+11.2
+ 0.8
506,568,906
47,238,726
Dallas
Fort
(6
33,640,169
481,738.054
43,379,417
7,720,000
6,863,864
18,732,250
Texas—Austin
■'
-
cities)
■■
■
,;
+
+
17,841,443
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
85,536,610
+
8.4
150,481,314
152,517,409
+
4.4
2,853,476
2,813,587
Jamestown
+
132,637,504
2,921,603
_
2,799,547
3,869,389
3,244,714
11,197,048,927
_
York
Rochester
.
10,953,589,558
+ 19.2
3,777,230
3,392,735
2.2
9,502,409,182
10,063,150,473
+
Syracuse
Northern New
Jersey
49,099,611
42,695,954
+
15.0
28,356,476
+
7.8
30,143,466
72,061,299
+
7.1
74,923,696
87,462,672
86,980,542
+
0.6
•86,695,750
11,407 172,907
+
2.2
9,997,774,775
10,554,951,148
77,203,287
_
(a)
43,312,479
28,916,156
41,740,442
26,653,297
x,
(8
cities)
254,798,836
Pasadena
San
+
8.0
28,901,718
5,5G4,73ft
Jose
Barbara
(10
cities)—
—
28
46,99*
33,521,494
+
2.1
23,312,465
719,935,763
21,990,259
+
6.0
19,990,259
695,250,755
+
3.5
39,605,094
12,021,804
—
Stockton
Total
97,614,228
„
34,222,801
Beach
—
Francisco
Santa
222,230,782
105,4.05,536
——
+ 14.7
33,207,868
+
19.3
669,656,176'
27,269,925
9,859,003
+
21.9
8,409,169
8.039,583
15,456,486
California—Long
14,239,332
+
8.5
14,060,715
13,322,3*21
16,833,975
684,340,84*
27,278,875
1,433,793,630
1,350,228,517
+
6.2
1,313,277,746
1,316,188,553
23,429,332,039
22,111,683,517
+
€.0
21,104,483,915
21,629,977,585
12,232,283,112
11,158,093,959
+
9.6
11,602,074,733
11,566,827.113
—#
27,758,344
73,829,992
Grand
total
(108 cities)
Outside New York
Total
—i
Utah—Salt Lake City
77,558,259
707,878,956
(a)
Jersey—Newark
Oregon—Portland
Ban
30,554,435
_
Connecticut—Stamford
New
72,262,026
84,807,313
143,796,744
Buffalo
Elmlra
New
36.7
115,922.288
-—
X
Yakima
City
la)Clearings operations discontinued.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
(812)
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
1st
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
requirements of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to the
New
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 exchange rates certified by federal reserve bank to treasury under tariff act of 1s30
august
1959
14,
august
to
1st
C bds., due Sept.
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—
1
567
preferred stock— ________
...Aug 31
Northern Natural Gas Co., 5V2% eumul. pfd. stock..
Oct
1
""463
Natural
Aug. 14
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 17
Friday
Arfree1ffl---!™
Australia,
Austria,
pound
schilling
Belgium, franc_
———
Canada, dollar
—
rupee
Ceylon,
Finland, markka
:
,
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany,
Deutsche mark
Frarce
India,
rupee
Ireland, pound
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
krone
Norway,
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
peseta
—
franc
South Africa,
of
Union
2.808100
.00161020
.00311506*
.Oct
*
1
CALLED
ISSUES
Page
Date
457
459
563
€68
461
461
1
1
1
4
1
1
5%%
Corp.,
4611
notes, series A, due June 30, 1962
—.Aug 17
Jersey Shore Gas & Heating Co., first 5% mtge. bonds
Sep
1
Koehrine Co.. 5%
preferred stock, series B
Dec 15
Lutheran Home & Service for the Aged—
359
566
.00277912*
.328233
.328200
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.264595
.264480
.264420
2.781881
2.780297
2.780297
.140418
.140343
.140300
.496950*
1st
.496950*
.0349800*
.0166002*
.193250
.193218
.231756
.231687
2.799202
2.797608
2.797608
2.809700
2.808100
Cumulative preference stock!
*
*
*
716
.193218
.231812
5%
.0349774*
.0166002*
J1468
Sep
1
.Oct 13
Oct
1
Sep 23
mortgage
serial bonds
Minneapolis-Moline Co. $5.50 1st preferred shares_
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. 4%% conv. debs
San Diego Imperial Corp. preferred stock
—
United States Printing & Lithograph Co.—
.496950*
.0350050*
.0166002*
*
53/2-%
.00161020
.00161020
.00277912*
2.799701
2.810200
716
1982
1,
S. f. debentures 5%% series due Aug. 1, 1975
1 .Sep
1
Georgia-Pacific Corp. 414% conv. subord. debs, due '71_Sep 15
Interprovinciai tfuilding Credits, Ltd.—
.328433
.0350050
.0166002*
.193300
.231825
2.800000
2.810500
pound
pound sterling
Kingdom,
United
.210220
2.808100
.00277912*
.0800^60
264655
2.782376
.140443
.193306
.231868
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
.210215
.328433
.496950*
.0350150
.0166002*
peso
Spain?
.238950
.00161020
.00277912*
.0800560
.264675
2.782673
140437
——
—
.
.00203900
.238965
.210295
.328433
dollar
Malayan
Malaysia,
Mexico
.00203905
.238985
.00161020
.00277912*
venl"-
Taoan
.210562
.00311506*
.00203910
.210325
2.810200
lira
Italv
.210575
.210612
.00311506*
.238980
-210300
2.810500
-
1.050937
2.809700
.239020
.
1.049093
1.051562
Oct.
cumul. pfd. stock, series A
Nov
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock
_____Nbv
Central
Foundry Co.,- 5%
cumul. preferred stock
.Sep
Consolidated Foods Corp., 5'/4% pfd, stock.—
...Sep
Genung's Inc., ccnv. debs., 6Vi% ser. due Aug. 1, 1977_Sep
Subord. debentures cue Feb.
1, 1962
Sep
.0200000
.0200100
.0200150
due
bonds
Company and Issue—
Alleghany
.0385015*
.0385015*
.0385015*
_._Aug 30
1973—
RR.—
4%%
ENTIRE
2.237529
2.237529
2.238804
464
Sep
.0120762
.0120235
.0120252
.0120214
2.239203
.0385015*
.0200150
1.049882
.210637
.00311506*
.00203900
.0120455
2.239442
.0385015*
.0200200
1.048437
.210600
.00311506*
.00203900
———-—
mtge.
$
$
S
1st.
1
1977
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
Aug. 18
Terminal
Toledo
Thursday
673
Co.—
Gas
sinking fund debentures due March 1,
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—
5V2% ccnv. subord. debts., due July 1,
United States Money)
l,'76__Sep
ser.
cumulative
4.50%
Pioneer
in New York (Value in
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Monetary Unit
565
Water Co.—
refunding 3 Ve%
&
5%%
Country and
Page
bonds, series "D" due Sept. 1, 1980
mtge. 4% bds., series "E" due Sept. 1, 1980__Aug 31
Haven
Gen.
inclusive
1959,
20,
Date
-
Inc.—
Co.,
Water
&
3% %
mtge.
and
Bank
the Secretary of the
certifies daily to
Gas
Indiana
2.808100
in
•Announcement
this
Oct
—
tin
issue,
volume
610
1
189.
DIVIDENDS
•Nominal
TContinued from page 14)
increased $296 million.
Loans to
increased $76 million.
rowings from others
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of the
(In thousands
decrease
,
of dollars)
Increase (+) or
.
Decrease (—•)
18,371,042
for F. R. notes
Redemption fd.
Total
P.
notes
R.
certif.
gold
Other cash
other
of
1,961
20,554
Bills
—
Certificates
—
Notes
—
+
+
—
______
—
1,693
—
11,520
—
;
and
Loans
adjusted!
outright..
bought
Total
U.
S.
Government
26,493,262
+ 1,180,590
—11,000,298
+11,000,298
103,500
—
42,900
15
5,732,233
96,942
Uncollected cash items
Bank premises
Other assets
122,903
...
53,104,529
assets
49|
149
+
103,500
—
1,180,590
+
41,400
+
U.
S.
42,900
+
etc.
loans
loans
+
594
—
1,462
+
12,238
+
34
+
33
§
,444
—7,106
_
_
——.
bills
29,202
securities—total—.—
+
_
423
+
1,512
62,100
—-
1,223,490
+
With
—
130,965
,
1,495,547
+
*
....
+
340,891
757
598,317
6,886
+
+
+
87,086
+
16,074
160,471
+
973,902
—
1
to
5
year
+
.
—._.
After
5
years
securities
Other
17,811
Banks—
Federal Reserve
with
Cash
13,018
—
vault——
in
203
255
—
—
124
liabilities
.
Reserve
+
+
200
—
22
+
37.
707
+
27,576,906
24,268
—
721,616
+
U.
Deposits:
Member
U.
8.
bank
reserves......
18,117,452
516,938
258,791
Foreign
Other
—
344,555 \
acct.
Terasurer—gen.
91,110
+
—
...
+
.
—
2,576
16,198
+
+
460,625
68,612
\ 5,982
23,320
+
36,040
S.
Interbank
854
2,398
deposits
banks
1,429
Total
Other
deposits
liabilities
19,237,736
4,764,418
+
54,168
114,297
349,991
505,444
—
+
37,580
;
—
1,281
22,744
+
r
—
__
30,750
—
—1,812
508
—1,178
176
19
—
From
others
410
Banks
Reserve
__
+
2,145
_____________—-
8-17
$1.18%
9-
1
8-17
7V2C
55c
(quar.)
;___
—
Ketchum
&
+
447
Kewanee
Oil
53
+
304
296
+
—
Co.
51,616,640
v
+
142,916
899,813
+
tExclusive
of
valuation
§Not
Capital paid in__
381,807
779
+
26,114
+
+
available.
District).
(San Francisco
*31 669
+
•Preliminary
reserves;
____
868,410
Other
____
237,672
capital accounts
Total
liabilities
and
of
serves
53,104,529
gold
to
Reserve
16,306
certificate
note
160,471
+
liabilities
liability
purchased
on
74,415
_____
A&n Sept. 2,
after
350
elimination
of
Sec.
+
3,617
13b
—
23 739
'686
5
—
surplus
of
$27 543 000
1958.
Below will be found
a
banks
shows
ended
U.: S.
gives the location in
otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
ing tenders, and the page number
the current volume (except where
OF
TENDER
5%
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
preferred
stock
Western RR. class A debs
5%
Sep 30
Sep 15
due Oct. 1,
cumulative preferred stock
1970—Aug 27
,—Aug 31
$14 million.
1st
creased:
S.
Government
securities
de¬
Treasury bills by $285 million, Treasury certi¬
$23 million, and Treasury notes
ficates of indebtedness
and U. S.
Government bonds $136 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
federal Reserve Banks decreased $53 million and bor-
8-31
8-
9-15
8-27
10-
1
9-15
20c
9-
1
8-20
38c
9-15
8-25
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
$1.18%
37 %c
50c
!20c
5c
,
s.
f. gold bonds due
Utilities Co.—
(S.
Co.
H.)
&
Mfg.,
mtge. & coll. trust bonds, 3V2.% series, due 1972—Sep
Power Co., 1st mtge., bds. 4%% ser, due 1987_Oct
General
4%
^
*
672
608
Greer
Hydraulics, Inc.—
ccnv.. subord.
debs., due
Light Co., 3y4%
5Vs %
Hartford Electric
Homestake
12
year
Mining
57/8%
1
1969_Aug
2nd
C$mso"iidada
La
Laclede
(S.
Co.,
Gas
9-
1
.8-11
10-
1
9-10
9-10
8-10
20c
9-11
8-27
25c
9-15
due Sept.
5preferred
Steel
Laclede
8-14
9-15
9-30
9-15
68 %c
9-30
9-15
8c
1
8-15
8c
9-
1
8-15
Lambert
A
<R.
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-15
8-15
8->
7
30c
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
%c
8-
3
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
12 %c
9-
1
8-18
30c
9-
1
8-14
25c
G.),
(stock
Inc.
dividend)
1
8-17
10-31
10-15
g-
D.)
Fund
Levine's,
Inc.
9-
4
4
9-
9-
1
1
8-21
8-20
8-17
8-10
25c
9-15
40c
9-15
8-14
9-
8-14
7 Vic
(quar.)
+2c
(quar.)
Inc.
—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
9-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Canada)
8-14
9-10
50c
(quar.)
McNeill &
8-10
1
1
10c
(quar.)
& Sons (quar.)
Engineering
1
910-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
9-
10c
(quar.)__
Company
1%
35c
...
fJames)
Libfcy,
8-17
1
10-
9-30
tl5c
Inc
Leverage
462
8-25
(quar.)
671
1
30-15
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
Sep
1
17V2C
Leonard Refineries.
461
9-15
11-
t$1.75
563
1
1
1 7
Toairneau
Lester"
10-
$1.50
460
358
7-31
1
31 %c
—
(quar.)
Salt
8-28
9-
27c
(quar.)
Leatn, & Company
<H.
8-28
Va c
22 V2C
___.—
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)—
7Bryant, Inc. (quar.)___
...
Laura! Secord Candy Shops (quar.)
ClaSs-
8-17
9-11
$.0766
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.>
Lamston
Laurentide
1
9-11
$1.75
(quar.)—
(Alfred)
9-
22
(quar.)
Co.
50c
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
B
8-18
25c
____■
(quar.)
1
31
9-15
9-15
9-10
$1.12 »/2
1
1
1969
9-
40c
6%
A.),
2
8-31
9-30
62 V2C
District Power, com.
5%~ preferred
(quar.)
LakeUof the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
Leece-Neville
Sept. 1, 1965
Sep
debs, due Sept. l,'71_Sep
1,
9-
15c
62 %C
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.32%
4
1
50C
(quar.)
preferred
Co.—
debs,
9-
8-11
9-
.__
common
1st preferred
*
Utilities Corp.—
Realty &
9-15
8-26
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Company,
Leslie
cumulative income debentures due Sept. 30,
8-31
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7%*
Lees
Consumers
8-17
9-24
15c
common
6^
Le
Sep
4
25c
;
(quar.)_.
preferred
Krogftr
Lee
1960 (as extended)
9-
9-
1
S.)
1
9-15
10-
(S.
7
8-14
1
9-
8c
Lear.-
6%
12-15
1-2-60
(monthly)
B
3
9-15
50c
monthly)
(increased
9-
1
10-
R7V2c
Quarterly
Page
Date
Citizens
U.
562
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
Atlantic Ice Manufacturing Co.—
of
9-11
9-12
!6%c
:
Lane
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—
3y2% ..mortgage bonds, series A,
Commercial and industrial loans increased $78 million
2nd loans to nonbank financial institutions increased
categories
11-13
9-25
87 %c
common
7%v* preferred
Inc.—
:
Kewaunee, Green Bay &
Rutland Ry.
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
American
Government demand deposits.
All
11-13
1
1
Kroeftler
list of corporate bonds, notes,
NOTICE
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
the following principal changes for the week
Aug. 12: Decreases of $444 million in holdings of
Government securities and $508 million in U S
11-13
1
12-
10c
Lake-.Superior
The condition statement of
12-1
12-
10-
Kress*
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
in which the details were
Condition Statement of Member Banks
11-13
8c
Kresg'e
preferred
including
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
change
2 9%
—
>
accept-
for
0.1%
1
(monthly)___
4',2%
—
8-14
11-13
ClaSs
Fund Notices
com¬
1
1
ClaSs A
Redemption Calls and Sinking
973,902
re¬
41,2%
Contingent
*Net
+
9-
$1.05
Creamery Co.
B-
Class
deposit and Federal
bined
ances
16,776
6-14
1
9-
12-
Kratt^r Corp., class A (increased monthly)—
capital
accounts
Ratio
+
8-14
$1.12%
—
Surplus
8-14
8-14
1
$1.08%
__
(quar.)
Koehring Co., com. (increased)
5% J'conv. preferred A
(quar.).
5% *convv pfd. B (quar.)
5% *conv. pfd. C (quar.)_
domestic commercial banks and after deduc¬
individual loan items are show gross.
loans to
of
tion
ACCOUNTS
Knudsfen
1
1
9-
12-
4.80%^ preferred
(quar.)
Keystcme Steel & Wire Co. (Del.) (quar.).
Kleinebt ?I. B.) Rubber Co. (quar.)
1,047
9-
95c
(quar.).
Fibre Co.,
8-31
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
Co.
8-25
$1.18%
(monthly)
Fund
Income
411
9
31
8
$1
15c
preferred (quar.)
Organization
8-24
9-
9-19
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.).
Company
9-10
$1.12,/2
•____
.
185
—
Keyes
Federal
1
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)
434%
preferred (quar.)___——
Kerite -Company
(quar.)
"Kern County Land Co. (quar.)
Kerr-A&dlson Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__._
1,406
Kerr
1,713
Other
9-
—
liabilities
CAPITAL
+
Borrowings:
From
dividends
Total
+
accrued
end
142
deposits:
Interbank
Deferred availability cash items
+
10,945
.
Foreign banks
Time
—
—
deposits:
demand
Domestic
61,076
demand
Government
8-17
$1.18%
.
Light, com.
Kent-Moore
adjusted
deposits
Demand
Co.
3V2% .preferred (quar.).
Kelly Douglas & Co., class A (quar.)
Kendall Company, common (quar.1)..
107
+
LIABILITIES—
•
notes__
8-17
1
Sugar Co., Ltd.—
Kellogg Co—
3%% preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Federal
1
S-
Kekaha
780
+
99
2,757
3,266
.
,—
• ____
Kawneer
55
135,603
.
assets—net
assets/liabilities
+
banks—
domestic
with
Balances
Total
_
&
Power <te
preferred
preferred
4.50%
—-
—
Reserves
4.35%
—3,611
—
6,678
_
8-14
9-
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
_____
41/2%
preferred (quar.):
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
361
1,510
.
_________
years——
1
8-31
3.80%
—3,637
1
S-
593,8C
—
4%
142
+
2?5
9-
$1.03 '/b
.__
(quar:)...
quarterly
(D.)
City
8
9-15
S-15
10-
Corp.—
„
—
1,143
indebtednessS. bonds ma¬
Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes and U.
—
2,060
___
_______
Kansas
1
9-
25c
pfd.
conv.
Kaltman
41
76 (
______—__——-—-
Government
22
8-11
1
22 V2C
Chemical
&
preferred
Increased
9-
9-10
60c
—
(quar.).
434% conv. pfd. (1959 series) (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment—
8
_
1,564
_
estate
Real
3,956
8-25
9-10
$1.25
____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
10-19
2
9-11
62'/2c
(quar.)
com.
Common
4 '/a %
11-
25c
__
—-
8-17
v
Aluminum
Kaiser
164
+
institu¬
banks
to domestic commercial banks-.
Other
Total
33)
8-31
20c
(quar.)
Mfg.
&
4%%
—
financial
& Supply
Kokenge Co
Joslyn
turing:
27,080,808
securities
and
loans
——
+
166
to foreign
Loans
______
1
Total
.
1,753
Other
Loans
Treasury
26,536,162
Due from foreign banks
321
1,264
personal finance,
finance,
Sales
2,492,200
10,506,993
se¬
curities
_____
bank
non
111
+
7-31
—
...
(quar.)_
\
purchasing or carrying:
1
securities—
securities
to
3
9-15
1
8-28
93 %c
(quar.^__
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
preferred (quar.)__
Julian
—
Loans
+
—
8-31
9-15
10-
30c
.___
&
5%
dealers for pur
and
Government
Other
+
915
loans
loans for
S.
U.
78
$1.25
(quar.)
Machine
Lamson
&
Jones
158
$1.40
(quar.)___
common
Johnson & Johnson
Jones
Holders
10c
preferred
3% %
674
341
tions:
-
,
.
Tea,
Payable
—
(quar.)—____—
Corp.
Jewel
+
265
—
28,766
loans——_
chasing or carrying:
U. s. Government securities......^.
Other securities
;
Held under repurchase agree¬
ment
industrial
Jervis
York)
(New
Corp.
(quar.)__—
1st preferred
5%
dollars)
64,198
.
to brokers
Other
1958
—
103,396,
.
—__—
and
Agricultural
Loans
Aug# l»3r
1959
104,858
.
—
investments adjusted!...
Commercial
Other
Total
investments
and
loans
Loans
1,200,224
11,010,298
2,483,771
______
Bonds
59,627
+
45,662
11,640
283,918
341
+
+
——
Acceptances—bought outright—
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
—
30,007
8,928
67,172
—
—
___——
1958
1,259,851
2,061
—
383,411
386,381
524,092
.
advances
loans
Industrial
—
19,301,836
reserves.
banks
_
and
Discounts
-—
930,794
account
certificate
Gold
1959
100
1959
ASSETS—
Aug. 20,
Aug. 12,
Aug. 19,
Aug. 5,
:
(In millions of
Total
Since
Telephone
Jamestown
!—) since
Common
Aug 12,
*1959
When
Share
Name of Company
(Increase ( + ) or
assets—
r
Per
domestic commercial banks
9-15
10-
4
4
8-31
9-14
50c
(quar.)
Libby (quar.)
10c
1
9-
—
9-10
8-20
10c
S-
1
8-10
Volume 190
Number 5875
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*..
Per
Name of Company
Liberty
Life
Insurance
(Greenville,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Life
&
S.
Insurance
*
Insurance
Co.
25c
Co.
Insurance
$2.40
Co.
A
1
10-10
9-
1
8-14
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
1
$60c
8-
4
5
Motor
9-
1
1
8-
5
$5
1
8-
5
Motor
9-
1
8-
5
Motor
50c
9-
1
8-14
8-
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-11
10c
11 %c
8-14
10c
9-
1
Lone Star Gas,' common (quar.)________.—_
4.84% preferred (quar.)
45c
9-
7
8-21
$1.21
9-15
8-21
Lorain
62%c
10- 1
9-19
Coal &
Dock Co.,
pfd.
5%
(quar.)__
M.),' Ltd.
Lucky
Friday
Silver
Lunkenheimer
9-11
t25c
10-15
9-21
12-30
!9-16
Beneficial
Mutual
8-31
$3c
i
9-10
8-31
9-15
Chemical
(quar.)
J8-18
15c
10-
1
9-15
4
8-14
National Biscuit Co., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)___
8-25
8-
7
50c
8-25
8-
7
9-
8
National
&
Co.
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
(from
Mahon
(R.
Maine
C.)
Central
Mallinckrodt
Co.
pfd.
Dairy Products Corp.
Distillers
15c
;
9-14
8-21
Common
37 %c
-
:
(quar.)__-
5%
RR.,
Chemical
1
National
:
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Maher Shoes, Ltd.
(quar.)___
10-
investment
net
1
8-26
Ohio
9-15
9-1
Ohio
1
9-11
8-21
9-15
8-25
4%%
9-10
8-10
$30c
—
30c
—:—_—L
$1.25
(accum.)
./
9-10
National
8-31
1
8-18
9-
preferred
Drug
Common
60c
Works—
(quar.)
Corp.
4y2%
8-25
7-31
Okanagan
9-10
8-20
10-30
9- 1
8-20
9- 4>.
8-28
1
9-17
National
Gypsum
8-10
National
17%c
9-
1
8-18
Sugar Co., Ltd., 6% preferred (s-a)
Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
$$3
10-
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., com. (increased)
45c
12c
R.)
Manhattan
Manitoba
Manning.
53 Vac
C
(quar.)
Co. (quar;)_-
&
Shirt
35c
Co. •'■(quar.)
preferred
G%
(quar.)__
Foodliners
(stock dividend)
Marsh
Marshall
Field
4 %%
35c
._
com.
Conveyor
Co.
participating
preferred
Corp.,
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-27
8-10
Oster
Mfg.
30c
10-15
9-15
Otter
Tail
50c
9-15
8-31
50c
9-10
8-17;
9- 1
9-15
8-11
Outboard
8-17
Oxford
-
9-1
8-7
9-1
&
Mc.Defmott
(J.
Co.
Medusa
Portland
Stores
Merchants Fire
Merck
&
Co.
dividend
Securities
9-
8-14
1
Quarterly
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
10-
10-30
910-
9
1
8-14
1~
9-21
9-15
9-
1
&
National
35c
8-19
9-15
National
Starch
9"10;rKr
8-20
National
Tile
National
35c
9-11
9-
1
National
U.
1
8-
4
National
&
Radiator
9-
1
8-11
Nazareth Cement Co.
9-
1
8-11
Neiman-Marcus
$1
25c
—
99HO
1
10-
8-14
Neisner
1
8-14
Nekoosa-Edwards
9-15
._
1~
15c
9-11
Bros.,
Class
A
Class
Nestle-LeMur
New Amsterdam
4
35c
10-
1
9-11
87 %c
10-
1
9-11
8-14
_
Publishing
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)
45c
8-28
New
preferred (quar.)
England Lime Co. (quar.)—
Haven
Gas Co.
(quar.)—
30c
9-30
9-15
New
Jersey
Metal
50c
9-10
8-31
$3.50
Co:,
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Meredith
Hose
Metal
&
7%
&
Tubing Co
Thermit
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
20c
9-11
87 %c
—
9-25
4.45 %
Mickelberry's
Middle
States
10-
1
9-
2
New
97 %c
10-
1
9-
2
New
York
______
96 %c
10-
1
9-
2
$1.08%
10-
1,7-
$1.11%
10-
10c
Middlesex
Midwest
Common
4%%
Miles
New
8-31
8-14
New
9-30
9-
New
9-
7
9-2
1
9-
2
8-20
9-25
9-11
30c
(quar.)____
pfd. B (quar.)
-x
1
20c
Co.
6%
8-31
9-11
8-19
ar
8-14
50c
(quar.)_
9-
1
8-14
35c
(quar.)
9-14"T;ir
8-24
(quar.)
preferred
25c
10-
:
l-s 9-
5
56 %c
10-
l
5
____
(quar.)
9-
:
f-i
-
12c
8-2 5-.J-
7-31
30c
(monthly)
Rhoads, Inc. (quar.)
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—
:4%% preferred (quar.)
&
8-31
8-19
—
Regulator (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)-.
Minnesota Power & Light, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
,
Automation
Mississippi
Glass
Power
Co.,
4.60%
preferred
Missouri
Portland
Public
Stock
Noranda Mines,
9-
$1.37%
9-
1 -i
1
8-20
North
American
8-20
North
American
40c
-
9-
$1.25
10-
9-15
5.52%
5%
■
$1
(quar.)
I
iquar.)
Co.,
10-
,
(accum.)
(quar.)
Tool
Monsanto Chemical Co.
9-
1
Class
6%
9-16
(quar. )___'_.*—
9-10
9-15
8-24
8-28
Pacific
9-15
8-28
Package
9-17
Panhandle
10-
1
9-15
8-31
Insurance
9-25
9-10
9-25
9-10
8-25
9-28
8-10
9-17
9-24
15c
10c
50c
10c
20c
9- 2
8-31
8-14
9-30
9- 1
r
18c
Shore
North
Star
(N.
Y.)
(Illinois)
Gas
8-24
9-12
9-12
1
8-18
$1.38
9-
1
$2.50
Ltd.,
A
8-18
£7
$4
$2
34c
9-
1
$1.25
1
8-14
prior preferred
preferred (s-a)
Northern
Indiana
Pearl
Pembina
17c
17c
9- 3
9- 3
8-20
8-20
Penn
fl5c
10- 3
10- 2
9-15
9-1
9-1
9- 1
9-15
9-30
9- 1
8-7
8-14
8-14
9-1
9-15
$1
$1.01 x/\
10- 1
10- 1
25c
25c
50c
50c
9-8
9- 1
10- 1
9-25
9-4
9-4
8-7
8-14
8-28
9-11
10- 1
10- 1
9-11
9-15
1
1
1
1
\8-10
8-10
8-21
9-15
9- 1
*45c
f$1.25
27J/2C
93%c
Common
4.40%
8-14
99910-
$25c
9-30
Northern
-r
30c
9-
25c
9-15
5.80%
8-18
1
(quar.)
9-12
^
M'
5l/2%
8-25
Northern
Natural
Gas,
common
(quar.)
Ohio
Telephone,
common
(quar.)
8-14
8-
7 *"
9-
1
8-14
9-
5
8-12
1
9-11.
10-
9.
15c
9-. 1 *
9-
1
8-14.
8-
82 %c
9-1
8-14
9-1
8-14,
10c
—
9-30
9-15
8-19,,
•i
com.
(quar.)
9-
45 c
convertible
5%
1st
Life
Fruit
Penn
8-21
8-31
8-21.
50c
9-11
9-15
8-14
9-11
1
8-21
12 %C
31 %c
Co.,
5c
Hopewell
Co.
9-
1
Suburban
1
8-20.,
9-
1
8-20,,
9-
1
8-20.,
9-
1
8-
4i
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4.
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4fc-
9-
1
8-
4
45c
10-
1
9-
9
$1.06
9-
1
8-14,
$1.16
9-
1
8-14
35c
9-
1
35c
'9- 1
50c
9-25
57 %C
10-15
8-14,
8-14
9-
2
9-14
9-
9
$1
9-15
$1
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
7-31
9-
1
8-22
$1.12%
9-
i;
10c
Gas Co.
(quar.)
2
8-12
9-
1
8-14;
75c
(quar.)—
9-
35c
(quar.)
9-21
27c
9-10
56c
9-30
9-
4
25c
9-30
9-
4
8-14t
4
8-20
25c
8-28
8-14
20c
8-31
8-14,
40c
9-
$1.50
—'
9-
Transportation—
—
Water—
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phoenix Insurance
(Hartford) (quar.)_.
5%
8-7
9-15
8-17
9-3
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
12 %c
net investment
(increased)
1
1
9-10
$35c
9-
y
7-31
10-
1
8-14
25c
9-15
8-28^.
9-
10-15
1
8-
108-
7
1,
6
18C
9-15
40c
9-
4
8-21
9-12
8-28
—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred B
(quar.)
-
53 Vac
rH O
I
H
9-19
Ry. Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ashtabula Ry. Co.
—
9-
1
8-lJfc-,
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-ia,
$1.75
10-
1
9-l(f
10-
6
9-10
$1.25
9-
1
8-
$1.37%
9-
1
8- 7
$1.75
9-
1
8-20
——
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% pfd. A
5V»% preferred (quar.)
25C
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.20
$1.75
Coke & Chemical, com.
$4.80
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
9-15
9-
75c
15c
income)
Natural Gas
Pittsburgh, Youngstown &
10-15
42 %c
Pine Street Fund—
9-1
8-20-.
c
$1.25
91.%
$1
Ltd.——
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.).
25c
1
35c
Engravers & Electrotypers,
Natural Gas
(quar.)
preferred
8-13
9-15
$1.15
$3.65
preferred
8-14
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(increased)
from
8-24
9-15
$1.17%
pref.
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban
7%
8-15
$1.01
—
preferred
8-18
9-18
8-14
1
92 %C
Line_.—
8-20
10- 1
9-1
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
7%
9-15
25c
—
Corp., 4J/2%
Basin Pipe
Common
8-21
1
58 %C
(quar.)
Corp.
Permian
(Quarterly
8-31
9
'»57Vic
—
preferred
Circle
Pioneer
9-15
910-
8%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (increased-quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Butler, Pa.)—
Common
(quar.)
1
Common
9-11
9-
30c
Voting comnion (increased quar.)
*
Non-voting common (increased quar.)
$1
8-17
9-25
*62%c
(Fla.)
Peoples Drug Stores
4%%
1
9-25
30c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred iquar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Me.)—
Perfect
9-
10c
(quar.)
97IO
40c
iy
1
$35c
—
;
1
9-
5c
(quar.).
Insurance
Inc.
8-25
8-28
9-18
9-15
9-
9-
6
$1.25
(quar.) —
prior preferred
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
$1
9-21
10- 1
10-15
9-15
8-31
12 Vic
Piedmont
35c
$1.45
$1.37'/2
8-31
8-
50c
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co. —
4.40%
preferred B (quar.)
3.70%
preferred C (quar.)——__—
4.05%
preferred D (quar.)
—._.
4.70%
preferred E
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred F (quar.)
4.60%
preferred G (quar.)
Photo
8-21
8-21
8-17'
8-27
$2.50
—
preferred
4.60%
9-30
9-21
9-30
1
15c
Co.
preferred
Controls,
1-14
8-17
8-17
9-15
Line,
Pipe
8-24
9- 1
9- 1
9-~l
10-
1
20c
Company
Brewing
10-15
10- 2
1
10%
$1
Philadelphia
J62y2c
7?
9-1
25c
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
9-11
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-15
$2
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—
New
common
(initial quar.)
9- 3
1
30c
dividend)
(stock
8-13
8-31
9-17
8-14.
9-
9-
9-10
9-30
9-25
9-10
,
8-14
9-1
$1.40
(quar.)
90c
15c
18%c
25c
8-14.
n
60c
—
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
50c
44c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1
62 %c
_
9- 1
8-17
8-18
8-14
9-15
35c
,8-14
1
8-25
_$0.3281%
9-14
9- 1
9-15
Service-
(quar.)
99-
20c
$1.25
(quai
com.
25c
< $1
$50c
$1
$1
(quar.)
8-14-
2%
Pfaudler-Permutit
\
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Perfex
Co.—
Public
Inc.,
tl5c
(quar.)
8-31
9-10
$1
35c
8-14
9-
Water
8-179-18;?
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
Paton Manufacturing Co. Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Patterson-Sargent Co. (reduced)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
50c
—
9-21-
1
10-
$1.37%
.
Pictures
&
10c
(quar.)
preferred (1956 series)
Northeastern
Parsons
9-15
8-31
34%c
(quar.)
class
9-21
1
8-31
$4
9- 1
8-24
9-
Oil,
1
10-
$2
Sheraton
11- 2
—
—
9-10
$1
Corp.
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna. $5 preferred (quar.)
Parmelee
Transportation Co.
(quar.)
Park
11-30
.____
(quar.).
7-
8- 7
8-14..
8-21
10-
(s-a)l
dividend
9-15
10-15
9-15
7-31
8-31
Stock
Paramount
8-31
River
9-10
30c
Park-Lexington
8-17
9- 3
(quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. Co.
North
8-
1
1
split)—
Eastern
8-31
8-31
(quar.)__
99-
Telegraph—
&
Machinery
8-17
8-31
37'/ac
Refractories
i 8-15
9-15
30C
25c
(quar.)
Vegetable Oil
9-15
9-17
T
American
stock
(7-for-l
8-31
9-18
9-18
9-18
(Chicago)
8-15
.
90c
preferred A (quar.)
Advertising
50c
25c
2%
10c
—
Insurance
9-15
10c
Outdoor
(irreg,).—
(quar.)
8-10 •/
20c
(quar.)
Telephone
35c
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
American Life
1
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Pacific
35c
—
;
9-
$1.19
Corp. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Northwest Pipeline Corp.—
Pacific
Corp.—
(quar.)_.
North
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Cement
(s-a)
North
8-31
__
—
Corp.
Car
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
B
5ya%
North
9-15
1
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
North American Investment, com.
North
9-16
(quar.)—
Class
9-15
1
Ltd.—
particiDating class A
Machine
10-
$1.07 %
(quar.)
(Robert)
9-15
$1.10
8-21
4%c
split)
(quar.)
com.
x
90c
(quar.)
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Monarch
(2-for-l
common
Utilities,
preferred
Mitchell
—
%%
preferred
Missouri
(quar.)
8-28
9-10
$1.15
pfd.
9-15
1
20c
6%c
;—
Co.,
8-14
8-21
1 —18-10
Ry.,
Ltd.
Mining
Norris-Thermador
8-31 -a
9-12 \-x
(quar.)
"_
Service
preferred
9-10
——.
Ltd. (quar.)
Western
&
preferred A
4%
Chemical,
Normetal
-——
8-10
15C
Pacific Finance
Petersburg &
-
,
1
(Minn.)—
Line,
8-25
35c
—
-
-
8-20
40c
dividend
4.30%
.
gains
East
8-18
quarterly)—
10c from net Investment income plus 15c
from accumulated undistributed capital
8-20
Line Co., common
Cement
iL-:
1
50c
4.40%
——
(quar.)—_—
>
8-10
9-
40c
preferred
$3.30
Share Corp.
New common (initial
I ts
40c
Fund
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
Class , B
:
Missouri
Quarterly
Far
Pacific
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Newport News
9-
(quar.)
Mississippi
——
Newport Electric Corp., com.
3%% preferred (quar.)
9-
35c
—._
Valley Natural Gas
&
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.27%
;___—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Missiles-Jets
Common
8-10
1
5c
(quar.)_
1
933/4c
50c
—
J.)
Newfoundland
Norfolk
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Minnesota
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Light & Power, Ltd.—
(J.
$1.25
1st
5% %
(quar.).
preferred
56 %C
,
preferred
$5,10
3.75%
Pacific
8
Gas—
Electric &
State
Newberry
Nopco
Minneapolis Gas Co.
5%
Jeisey Zinc Co.
1
9-
$1.12%
,
$5 preference (quar.)—
Glass Co., common (quar.) —
8-20
10-
Niagara
Reclaiming Co.—
Laboratories
Miller
9-15
-
50c
Products
Corp.
Rubber
$1.62%
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)
Tel3phone,
Water
Oil
Midwest
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_____—___—_
Food
—_______
_____________
(quar.):.
Meyer (H.-H.) Packing, 6%%
Miami Copper Co.
1
_____
95c
__.—
.
Disintegrating (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
(quar '
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.90%
preferred
(quar.).
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-
preferred (quar.)—
4.05% preferred (quar.)_
8-14.»
9-
$1.10
Mills
Power & Light—
4%
(irregular)
York Brake Shoe (quar.)__
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
Shipbuilding
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Metals
4.35%
9-11
$1.50
New
1
'
Corp
preferred
37V2C
20c
47J/2C
com
9-
$3c
4%
5c
(quar.)
Casualty Co. (s-a)
Company
Natural Gas Pipe Line Co..
Nevada
ti
,8-17
9-10
40c
(quar.)
Marine
Peninsular
—
1
9-15
$1.05
Paper Co.,
7J/2C
$1
—
9-
.
$1.02
Lumber
Paper
(quar.)_———
——'S——
Products of Canada (quar.)
8-21
9-15
9-
(quar.)_
Co.—
3
'
40c
17y2C
20c
___
B
8-24
9-14
35c
:
(initial)
I
8-
common
Co.
preferred
9-10
3%
(quar.)__—
4
9-
1
(quar.)—
preferred
Pacific
V
common
Inc.
Neon
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-12
8-28
25c
(quar. )__
on
Co.,
rH
l
Corp.
class A and B
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.—
42 %C
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
dividend
$3.60
Pacific
it-
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
9-15
(quar.)
3c
(quar.)
Mfg.
$1.06%
Stock
Power
20c
Chemical
9-21
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Commcn
$5.60
9-
7c
Tea
S.
preferred D
8-28
;
Series__i
9- 4,.
$1.14
preferred
(quar.)
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
Paragon Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
Union
Nationwide
$1.18%
12-
net
.
9-11
10c
4%
Extra
9-15
1
9-25
9-15
11- 2
20c
National-Standard
•_
9-
1-4-60
9-4
10c
37 %c
Assurance
from
Stocks
Shops
r
-Z
8-14
Corp.—
Series
Growth
9-30
9-
10-1
62y2C
(quar.)
income:
Shirt
9-30
$50c
■
(quar.)
(resumed)
Extra
15C
—
Castings
Research
&
Income
National
9- 1
(Nash¬
.
Mfg.
distributions
investment
National
Steel
__.
Screw
40c
Mfg. Co.
(s-a)_
Company (quar.)
Mengel
Stock
National
62 %C
Menasco
Mercantile
Rubber Machinery Co.
National
4%
15c
National
8-31
(quar.)
Insurance
Malleable &
1
25c
—
(quar.)
Cement
Accident
Co.
5
preferred B (quar.)
Co.
8-21
$1.12y2
12 %c
Lock
9-
85c
(initial-quar.)
&
&
(quar.)
9-
93 %c
Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Johnson
4
9-
93 %c
(quar.)
Mead
4%
8-14
55c
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——
& Robbins,
Inc.—
common
Life
ville)
National
9-15
—
McGraw-Hill
Mead
National
__.
8* 5
25c
8-28
J5c
9-10
5c
(quar.)
Ray)
7%
8-, 5
9-1
8-7
9-10
75c
$1.75
$1.50
(quar.)
A
1
VaC
50c
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pfd.
5Ya %
preferred (quar.)
5y4%
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
6%
8-28
8-25
(quar.)__
»
5
8-
$$1.75
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—4.75%
preferred B (quar.)__
8-14
tSc
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
40c
—
(quar.)
4%%
National
common
McCormick
New
'
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
McKesson
9-30
Co.,
.
So.
convertible preferred.-(quar.)
8-31
20c
National Lead
9-15
________________
Mclntyre
8-25
1
9-30
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Mays (J. W. t, Inc. (quar.)
Maytag Co., new common (initial quar.).
$2.50
4
9-15
20c
Navigation (quar.)
Electric" Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Maxson
<W. L.)
Corp. (quar.)
May Department Stores, common
McCord
9-
10-
8-31
_:
Mapi
3%%
8-20
50c
Matson
$3.75
9-15
1%
(quar.)
A
Class
1
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
QuarterlyMathews
Class
9-10
$1.06 %
Co.
&
preferred
Massachusetts
10-
9-
8-10
1
tax)
Okanagan Telephone Co., common (s-a)
40c
preferred
(s-a)
Olin Mathieson Chemical Co. (quar.).
$1.75
10c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
preferred
(P.
9-10
9-
103
$62
(increased)
Helicopters,
9-18
15c
27%c
(quar.)
9-18-
$$1.12 Va
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois
__T
Products
1
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Co., 4.08%. pfd._ (quar.)
preferred
i
(quar.)
7-31
Corp.7-^
(quar.)
Food
8-14.
10-
35p
Power
$4.40
preferred
&
9-10
4,%%
Mallory
Oil
4.20%
8-28
M
^
(quar.)
Chemical
convertible
National
(quar.)
quarterly)
1
8-10.,
Ltd.r-r:..
(quar.)
Crankshaft
Ohio
8-25
Chemical—
&
(increased
9-
25c
—
9- 4
-
8-14
$1.31(4
Sugar,. Ltd.__Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfQ. (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred. (quar.)__
30c
$1.06%
25c
(quar.)
National
1
Oahu
10-15
.
8-14
9-
(quar.)^
Power
non-resident
50c
Macmillan
Extra
Africa
9-16
9-
11-18,
;
1
Oak
50c
50c
(quar.)
9-
$1.12%
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (Amer. shares)
(Equal
to approximating
$1.40 less
8-21
8--21
8-21
8-14
40c
Narragansett Racing Assn.
Nashua Corp.,
class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)___
By-Products, Inc.
National Cash Register
(quar.)
National Cranberry Asso., 4% preferred (s-a)
H.)
8-14
1
12- 1
9-
Microwave
9-10
Fund
8-14
7c
(quar.)__i
9-28
(R.
9-15
9-15
Vic
27
(incr.)—
9-16
9-14
1
t$l
Co.
&
preferred
35c
(Boston)
45c
income)
9-30
9-10
8-31
9-12
12-19
Corp. (N. Y.)—Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Ctorp.
for each 100 shares held)
8-26
9-10
'
Fund
Light
preferred
12c
9-
Madison
4'/a%
5%
9-
Cement-
Portland
Pharmacal
4.40%
35 c
Macy
8-12
9-11
8rlO
1
—_
preferred
8-31
50c
:
States
Scotia
4%
9-29
40c
MacWhyte Company (quar.)________^_——
Mack Trucks,
Inc.
(quar.)
common
Nova
fi%
9-10
.
Securities
Narda
8-31
25c
Publications (quar.)
Co.,
Norwich
8-3
;
shares
Na-lco
9-10
15c
-
(quar.)_:
Macassa: Mines, Ltd.
3
35c
(quar.)—--.—_________
Steamship (quar.)-.
__I__
MacFadden
8-
17 %c
—-
Co.
Lykes" Bros.
Lyon Metal Products
.
■
Foundation—„
8-7
8-7
9-1
8-25
9-
$1.12%
Quarterly
9-1
1
8-31
37%c
:
_.
-
Income
Northwestern
45c
26%c
50c
4%
v
__~
Mutual
9-15
Mines
(quar.)
Vernon
Murphy Corp. (stock dividend)
Murray Co. (Texas) (increased)
Muskogee Company (quar.)
10-23
$1.25
__„____
(quar. )'.
Luminator-Harrison
1
5c
(quar.)
Lake
Lucky Lager Brewing
11-
$1:75
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)—.
(Walter
8-15
.
^
;
-
7%
Lowney
Corp. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Diablo
_.
8-19
9-16
1
9-1
30c
Wheel
7%
9-10
10-
1
6c
20c
$3.50;
(quar.)
Fuel Supply Cof (quar.)
Munsingwear, Inc., common (Increased)
H; 514%
preferred
(quar.)
7
Murphy (G. C.)
Co.
(quar.)
9-
8-25
27V2c
(quar.)_—-
preferred (quar.)
,
Northwestern Public Service, com.
4ya%
preferred (quar.)
51/4%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
*
9-30
9-15
9-15
$40c
4J/a%
8-15
10-23
$69c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Bancorporation, com.
9- 1
$1
$1.25
40c
15c
(quar.)
common
Corp.
8-28
1
Holder$ t
Payable of Re<x
$$1.50
(quar.)
2nd
Northwest
49
Ltd.—
Power,
1st
3.60%
9-10
40c
Mountain
30c
•
Corp.,
Share
Company
Quebec
10-
30c.
62%c
$25c
t$1.19
(quar.).'
Products
Mount
Aircraft Corp, (quar.) ____________
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett,- cl. A (quar.)
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
Finance
preferred
Mount
____
(quar.)__
Northern
10- 9
$1.25
37%c
.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen, Inc. (quar.)
^
—,
Lines
8-28
1
5
9-
Lockheed
t20c
5
9-
-
5ya%
common
Corp.,' Ltd.,
8-
154c
(quar.)
8-28
9- 1
15c
8-
$54c
-
-
___________________________
Preferred
1
9-
Common
9-10
Morgan Engineering Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) Ltd., common (quar.)
'
:
(R. I.)
Corp.
•9-
UOc
8-28
10- 1
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
Ling-
Inc/'Cquar.)_'_:.___
Class
11-
50c
to
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)__^____________i
$1.50 first preferred
;
8-14
$37 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Groceterias,
Local Finance
9-10
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.
5% preferred
(quar.)___.
tlOc
Second preference
Loblaw,
8-13
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Loblaw
1
9-
Chemical
10-1
1
When
Per
Name of
20c
4
Moore
50c
(name
changed
Electronics)
(s-a)
:
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.).
Loblaw Cos:,'Ltd., class A (quar.
B
(quar.)
8-21
4
Montrose
of Rec.
10-
$1.17%
(quar.)
9-
7
Holdert
Payable
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)_.
Mills
8-
$1.25
Altec
Class
Flour
9-10
30c
■_____
Electronics
Ling
preferred
preferred
4.70%
Montana.
of
Life
12-15
4.50%
(quar.)
com.
15c
Liggett &
Lilly (Ell) & Co. (quar.)
National
9-17
12-31
'
1
Tenn.—
of
Virginia (quar.)
Myers Tobacco (quar.)__________
Lincoln
10-
Utilities,
When
Share
Company
Montana-Dakota
^L____;
:
Per
Name of
C.)
:
Casualty
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
Quarterly
Life
When
Share
(813)
7'
Monday, August 24, 1950
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .;.
50
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
;—
1st
(quar.)
—
of America (reduced)
Co.
(quar.)
Potlatch
Forests
Potomac
Electric Power,
Ltd.
Co.,
Scripto,
8
9-
8
9-24
9-
8
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—..——
Seaboard Airline RR. Co. (quar.)
»-—-
1
8-14
8-15
7
4.08%
4.18%
.1-4.30%
5.05%
Pullman,
Oil
Pure
New
Seabrook
8-20
Farms,
8-28
7-23
Seagrave Corp.
Sears, Roebuck
1
8-14
Securities
30c
9-
50c
9-10
9-10
9-
9-30
9-14
5%
10-1
9-14
1
Class
1
3-14
Shattuck
$1.0674
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
$1.05
52V2C
9-
1
8-14
8772C
9-
1
8-14
26c
9-
1
8-14
$1.25
9-
1
(increased-quar.)
Sh'enango Valley Water Co., 5%
$1.3174
9-15
9-
1
Sherwin-Williams
9-30
9-30
8-28
$1.02
9-30
8-28
Siegler Corp.
$1.04 72
9-30
8-28
Sierra
8-28
9-30
$1.07 72
40c
9-
1
8-
6
8-
4
City
State
Quebec
Co.
Power
35c
iquar.)
T.
Hydraulic
Racine
Radio
$1.25
com.
(s-a)
pfd.
—
1st
& Insulation
Quarterly
Extra
J.) Tobacco Co. (increased)
Rheem Mfg. Co., common (increased)
(R.
472Inconvertible preferred
Oil
Hitter
Finance
| Class
Robertson
(H.
Robinson
Class
Robinson
4%
Co.
$1.127a
&
class A
Marie
57c
"K" (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
-
9-11
8-31
27*
10-16
9-21
Royalty
preferred
preferred
preferred
California
Water,
Railway Co.,
8-14
Southwest
8-31
Southwestern
9-10»
8-21
Common
1
8-14
1
8-14
4.15%
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
4.407c
4.60%
$1.23%
9-
1
8-14
4.36%
8-13
8-20
4.407o
8-17
9-
1
8-
Sparton
7
8-
1
$1.44
7
$1
9-
125c
9-
1
8-14
U5c
9-
1
8-14
1
9-15
9-
8-26
8-12
8-26
8-12
5c
Ruppert
(Jacob) 472%
pfd. (quar.)
Aeronautical, new common (initial)
9-
9
9-
9
8-10
9-
1
8-18
10-
$1.1272
—
5c
9-
9-
1
8-14
—
9-
1
8-14
5.75%
9-
5
8-
5.80%
preferred
preferred
8-31
9-15
8-14
9-15
9-14
12-10
11-30
1
9-
1
8-14
10-
1
9-20
3
Texas
5-22
Texas
Gulf
Thatcher
8-14
9-" 1
10-20
11-
10-20
10-20
11-
10-20
27 TiC
—
10-20
11-
11-
10-20"
Thermo
10-20
11-
27V4C
(quar.)
11-
11-
30c
1
•
33c
9-
1
9-
1
'
'
9-18
Class
B
4.30%
Inc., common
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred
Louis-San
A (quar.)
Francisco Ry.
preferred
5%
preferred
Paul
St.
Fire
&
Marine
Co., common...
$4.40
60c
convertible
8-28
8-30
8-31
9-18
$25c
10-23
25c
9-
(quar.)
Thrifty
Timken
9-24
8-13
10-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-19
Tokheim
8-28
Toledo
American
deposit receipts
Corp.
Edison
8-28
474%
8-28
4.25%
8-20
4.56%
(quar.)_.
Water
Jose
4%
Ltd.
Works,
(quar.)
1
9-
1
12-
1
Standard
32 72 c
10-16
10-
9
$3.50
$1.10
9-
1
10-
1
9-
preferred C
(quar.)
.
Class
9-14
Standard
Oil
Co.
Oil
Co.
Oil
•
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
.jSchfciing Corp., common (quar.)
Extra
preferred
&
Fetzer
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
-flcm J1 Mfg. Co., common (resumed)
$2.65 preferred (quar.)
$3.40
-
1
8-7
9-
1
8-
7
Standard
9-
1
8-
7
Standard Oil
1
8-
7
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
15c
15c
8-26
8-26
__
$4
.
7-22
Standard
3%%
Oil
7-22
Standard
Standard
8-26
8-12
8-
7
Class
8-
7
Standard
8-24
50c
9-
1
9-10
9-30
8-20
8-14
85c
11-
1
10-16
$1
11-
1
class
A
Indiana
of
of
Co.
A
Capital
State
Fuel
1
M
50c
9-
8-24
4
9-15
9-
15c
8-28
8-14
True
1
$2.80
Coal
Life
Supply
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
Stauffer Chemical Co.
common
8-14
1
8-14
1
8-14
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Twin
Coach
80c
9-10
8-28
Twin
Disc
55c
9-10
62 72c
9-10
8-17
Uarco,
93 %c
10-15
9-30
Union
1
8-14
Union
(quar.)
—
.—
pfd. (quar.)
30c
9-
1
8-14
8c
9-10
8-28
35c
9-10
8-28
9-10
8-28
40c
quar.)
-
50c
Corp.
9-
9-28
8-19
South
5%
$5
Salle
(quar.)
pfd.
Street
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
$50c
10-
1
9-
8
30c
9-10
8-
7
(quar.)
35c
9-10
8-20
(quar.)
25c
8-25
8-14
11-25
11-16
40c
9-10
9-10
8-27
30c
9-15
8-31
$1.25
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
9-15
8-27
8-12
9-
2
62 72c
9-
2
8-12
6272c
(quar.)__
Gas
11-
2
10-19
3772c
10-
1
9-17
35c
'4%
8-10
United
15c
12-21
20c
25c
(quar.)
$1
Corp.
Car
com/(quar.)
(quar.)
rl
(Los
Angeles), cl. A (quar.)
Co.
prior
preferred
Aircraft Corp.
7
United
Airlines,
Inc.
(quar.)__
8-20
United
Artists
Corp.
(quar.)
United
1
8-17
5%
1
7-31
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
10c
9-14
9-
4
9-14
9-
4
9-
1
8-12
9-
Co.-^
(s-a)
(reduced)^-^
8-14
9-
9-
38c
$1.25
40c
(quar.)
9-10
12-
8-18
10c
9-
1
8-21
8-28
90c
(quar.)
(Kansas),
9-10
65c
Terminal Cold Storage
Union
9-14
pfd.
(quar.)
Tank
Union
1
B
conv.
(quar.)
System
Oil & Gas
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carbide
Union
$1.50
Clutch
preferred
8-25
15c
Co.,
Inc.
30c
10-
La
8-14
tlOc
8-10
$15c
(quar.)
8-14
8-31
9-
1_L
9-
Ltd
Delaware
8-14
1
70c
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Co..
Gas
8-14
Insurance
25c
8-14
1
9-
1
(quar.)—
A
Corp.
Temper
9-11
(quar.)
91%c
1
9-
10-
(quar.)
(Del.)
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel.
Corp.
9-
25c
(Hartford)
Co.,
preferred
35c
common
com.
8-14
I60c
(quar.)
.'
Trunkbne
8-28
7
8-28
$$1.12 72
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Truax-Traer
8-14
8-
9
$60c
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
9-15
8-20
9-
21c
Corp., Ltd., class A
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
35c
Statler
Hotels
03
9-15
Travelers
4
208
(quar.)
Co.,
Structural
State
10-16
9-
8-10
(quar.)
Warner
8-21
4
9-10
(quar.)
Steel
(initial)
com.
class A
preferred
50c
Kentucky
Stanley Home Products
Stanley
new
5c
(quar.)
(New. Jersey)
(Ohio),
Register
A
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
472%
5%
8-25
9-10
25c
B
(quar.)
California
of
Co.
Co.
Pressed
8-24
10-15
of
preferred
10c
10c
4
9-15
8-10"
$1.14
5c
Co.,
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.20
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
30c
5c
(monthly)
Scott
-
9-
9-
——
(quar.)
32 72 c
3772c
(quar.)
Co.
Milling
B
Standard
9-
4
10c
Standard
9-14
343/aC
(quar.)
Extra
8-25
29 %c
99-
Class
8772c
(quar.)
Forgings
9-15
29 %c
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
San
Juan
Racing Assn. (initial)
Voting trust certificates (initial)
5Vj%
5%
Standard
9-30
1
Finance
65c
(quar.)_:
common
preferred
29Uc
29{Jc
(quar.).
common
4.707c
Sco's
4
Supply,
—
_____
__
Brands,
t6c
10-
(quar.)
Insurance
(Detroit)
Quarterly
7-31
Tractor
45c
(Conn.)
Accident
9-
9-15
15c
conv.
4.70%
■
Standard
Water
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)_
pfd. B, (quar.
4%
Stamford
12-15
35c
9-15
1
3
1
8-10
noc
91-
1
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12-
10-
1
9-
$1.06%
preferred
9-10
10-
8-10
9-
8-31
25c
(quar.)
12-18
25c
•
Co.
Toronto Elevators,
9-14
9-20
9-=4
a772%
(interim)
Extra
9-
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale
8-20
94c
9-15
10-
35c
(quar.)
Co. (increased)
Bearing (quar.)
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
1
25c
1
30c
Roller
9-15
$1.63
(quar.)_
9-15
10-
15c
Roofing
Traders
preferred (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., com.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
10-1
30c
Stores
Drug
Tilo
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
B
12 Tic
$6.50
9-25
10-23
,
San
4
9-25
Common
$1.25
Insurance
preferred
1
8-31
•
4
$1.1272
(quar.)—"
8-31
9-15
$1
25c
-
25c
25c
(quar.),
4
Class
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—•
$1.25
Paper Co., common (quar.)
1st preferred series (quar.)
Sandura Company,
10-
t$1.25
Regis
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
8-28
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
A
A
1
25c
preferred
5%
St.
com.
10-
$1.0772
(quar.)
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.,
St.
8-28
9-30
$1
fiafway Steel Products
(quar.)$3t. Joseph Light & Power
(quar.)
5%
10c
.
A
9-
20c
(quar.)
8-28;
9-15
9-
8- 7
1
9-15
1
8-14
1
8-11
8-31
1
8-14
9-
,'i
9- 4
9-15
15c
-
10-
1
10-
;
10-
1
30c
8-18
25c
35c
:
317»c
9-10
25c
8-21.
9-15
3l74e-
9-
9-15
8-17
35c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (initial series)
Thrlftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
9-
9-
9-15
9-15
Pipe Line-
(quar.)
-
1
9-8
$1.35
(increased)
Thorofare Markets,
20c
25c
Oil
&
Mfg.
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
Thomas Industries, class
60c
$1.1272
10-
15c
25c
30c
King Corp.
$1.05
!
9-15
5%
8-28
9-15
1
5%
8-10
20c
25c
7-29
8-28
10-
Common
8-10
36c
(quar.)
8-31
30c
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.—
8-10
9-vl
8-7
8-7
8-7
8-7
8-7
9-15
28c
'
b
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Glass
9-10
in¬
gains)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Producing (quar.)__
Sulphur Co,
(quar.)
Gulf
•
Common
10-1
capital
com.
preferred
9-
10-12
investment
from
from
Transmission,
30c
oafeway Stores,
47c preferred
(quar.)__
cents
5.40%
9-15
$1.15
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
9-
1272C
Company
Gas
$1.37%
$1.40
$1.43%
$1.45
$1.4674
$1.6772
(quar.)
4.96%
$1.10
.
Spotless
Texas
8-14
25
and
—
■
(quar.)
cents
(3
;
(quar.)
preferred
Fund
come
9772C
preferred
International
6.70%
Texas
9-
2
preferred
5.85%
9-14
927ac
Telephone, com; (quar.)
Spokane
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Texas-Pacific Coal
Co., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3
$1.03%
(quar.)
($25 par)
_____
preferred
39c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-11
9-11
7-31
9-30
8- 7
8- 7
8-7
8-7
8-7
8-7
8-7
—
—
com.
(quar.)
5.60% ' preferred
16c
—
(quar.)_
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
8-14
4
5.59%
Co.—
Service
Extra
9-10
1
Public
Chemical
$4.50
8-14
37*
Sperti Products, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
8-10
5c
7y2c
-
(quar.)
1
(Dallas)—
Sperry Rand Corp., common
472 7c preferred (quar.)
8-15
1
9-
9-
57*
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Corp.
(increased)
4.20%
$$1.06 74
40c
dividend)
(stock
10- 1
10- 1
8-31
10-20
9-10
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
$1.28
$1.3174
$40c
t$l
60c
35c
$1.1272
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.33%
—
5.35%
30c
preferred
Spencer
5
8-14
15c
—
8-21
8-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
9-11
(quar.)
5
8-
1
25c
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
12 72C
—.
$1.32
8-27
1
preferred
8-
8-31
9-
70c
(increased >
Southwestern States
9-
4.75%
8-31
Si
Insurance
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
preferred
50c
Quarterly
Southwestern
9-15
9-
4.50%
45c
8-15
9-
5
3272c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
investment
8-
34c
Service
Life
8-31
26 Ac
(quar.)
;
—
Transmission,
25c
__
$6 pfd. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Gas,
Electric
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
3072c
(s-ai
Southwestern
3%
(quar.)
common
Natural
Inc.
Eastern
5
2272C
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior
preferred
8-
297/sC
common
common
Southwestern
16c
Tool
Inc.
convertible
9-15
9-10
Mills
47*
Texas
8-31
2672c
common
preferred
Corp.,
5.25%
25V2C
.
Company
(quar.)
Natural Gas
(quar.)
non-cum.
5.12%
Texaco
Co.—
(quar.)_^
(quar.)_^____
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
...
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar,)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
Texaco.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
$1.20
9-10
—
—
preferred
8-14
9-1
:
preferred (quar.)
474%
preferred
(quar.).
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
—
—
(quar.)—.
Co.
_———
Edison
1
50c
—.—.—
.
(s-a)
(quar.)_
dividend
9-
3772C
-
Extra
Ryan
75c
75c
10c
(quar.)
Royalties Management
Rubbermaid,
9-14
Gas
-
(quar.)
Reid,
&
9-28
$1.0272
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Gear
5.10%
5c
$60c
Ltd.
Co.
3.707c
(quar.)
8-13
4.907*
$t
"I". (quar.)
8-24
2
Paper
•
9-15
$1.0272
10- 1
$1.0674
10- 1
$1.1210- 1
$1.15
10- 1
$1.16
10- 1
$1.16%
10- 1
$1.18
10- 1
$1.2272
10- 1
$1.2772
10- 1
35c
;
4
$1.0272
$1.18%
(quar.)
$217
4.10%
8- 3
Co.—
(quar.)
2
Southland
1
3
9-
Southwest
9-30
8-
9-
8-14
9-
8-31
9-
1
(quar.)
"H"
15c
Common
8-31
9-24
55c
9-30
9-
t25c
Gas Transmission
4.25%
4%
1
Tennessee
9-18
8-14
9-
1
9-30
Southern
9-15
9-
333/4C
4.887c
1
9-15
317.C
1
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
9-
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
preferred
8-14
9-15
Tennessee
(quar.)
Southern
5c
1
4.72%
9-
common
9
8-14
12-15
8-14
Inc.—
income)
9-16
8- 7
9- 1
8c
Fund,
investment
(From
7-30
9-
2
8-14
(quar.)
Television-Electronics
8-10
4
dividend)
30c
9-
8-24
9-14
9-11
:
9-30
Southern
Electric—
■4*4preferred
55c
(quar.)
(s-a)
(stock
2-15:-»
8-28
9-15
9-1
12-28
8-28
(quar.)_
common
International
Taylor
8-15
Co.,
7C
1
4c
Preferred
8-19
9-15
Fibre
(quar.)
9-10
60c
9-15
pfd.
Fenn Co.. •4.32%
&
preferred
9-15
1772c
Taylor
preferred
9-
:
(quar.)
4
4.65%
7c
_
Taylor
9-
4.64%
Inc.
California
5
8-21
9-18
8-15
9-15
55c
27c
3c
$2
37*
(quar.)
4.60%
8-21
4
9-15
Inc,
7-31
(initial)
68 %c
Co., Ltd.,
Transit
Mfg.
9-
Tampax,
9-10
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Rogers Corp., class B (stock dividend)
Rohm & Haas Co., common (quar.)—
47c preferred A (quar.)
:
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)—
Ross
8-10
$20c
&
preferred
Rochester
Rose
1
9-
3c
preferred "J"
Rockwell
8-10
;
preferred
4.95 %
9-10
8-27
50C
75c
A
Company,
preferred
4.10%
8-14
7
8-28
Laboratories—
French
&
7c
preferred "F"
V 4%%
5
(quar.)
Rochester Gas
'4.10%
9-
._
class
Inc., class A
H.)
Little
Common
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
8-14
15c
(quar.)
C.)
(J.
8-
2c
(quar.)
Valley Gas (quar.)—
Grande
1
8
dividend
Stock
1
$15c
!-
3-15-60
50c
$7c
15c
(initial-quar.)
45c
4.787c
8-10
8-25
9-
Broadcasting
9-11
75c
4.247c
9-
—
preferred
Roadway Express
12-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1-1-60
10-
Taft
25c
4.807c
25c
(quar. )
B
■'rSVsVo
9-15
8-28
$15c
—
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-14
9-11
10- 1
8-28
IIV2C
;
8-13
1
4.50%
Southern
127aC
-—
Rlcljfield Oil Corp.
RlAgel Paper Corp.
1
1
8-20
Stock
10-
1
9-
10-
25c
—
9- 2
(quar.)
Paper Co.
8-29
Southland
9-15
t28c
-
.
Ranch
9-
8-21
1
t5c
$1.10 class A (quar.)
;—;
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas (quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass Inc.
(quar.)_,
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(quar.).
Reynolds
1
9-15
8-13
9-
$15c
(quar.)
9-15
9-
8c
Switson Industries Ltd. (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
Syracuse Supply Co. (quar.)
627aC
$1.55
10-
8-10
1
$1.20
(quar.)
Wesson.
&
$1.25
t27c
—
Sutherland
8-10
9-10
8-28
8-14
9-18
15c
55c
—
8-14
9-10
—
Tools Corp.
(quar.)
Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)
Sonotone
Corp., common
(quar.)
Soss
9-
20c
60c
—
(quar.)—-
common
^
20c
Socony
8-14
8-14
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Superior Window, class A (initial quar.)
70c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
9-10
8-20
1
9-
Ltd.,
Propane,
Extra
(quar.)
$1.40
9-12
1
9-
31 y4c
Superior
8-28
1
10-1
10- 1
9- 1
9-15
9-30
10-15
9-10
10c
272%
8-14
8-28
9-16
8-31
8- 6
8-14
9-15
8-10
8- 6
8- 6
8- 6
3- 7
8-31
9- 2
$35c
(quar.)—
—
8-14
8-21
1
9-1
10- 1
9-10
9-15
9-1
9-1
9- 4
9-30
9-15
15c
Canada
9-11
9-
1
of
(quar.)—
61c
—
Corp.
common
8-14
9-
Co.
8-31
9-15
9-1
65c
$$1.25
25c
33c
287aC
417tc
$1.10
5c
tlOc
(quar.)_
9-16
9-
10c
Wire & Cable—
Kline
9-10
50c
Oil
9-15
9-1
8- 7
8-31 •
9--.ll-■,
8- 6 I
tlOc
"1951 series"
preferred
^
Corp.
$30c
Snap-On
8-20
Propane -Gas
9-11
9-15
8-14
8-14
8-26
9-15
16c
$25c
$25c
30c
Smith
9-14
1
8-14
_
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., com.
472% preferred A (quar.)
572% convertible second preferred
Sunshine Biscuits
(quar.)
Sunshine Mining
(quar.;
$1
10c
25c
——
25c
Smith
9-10
1
(quar.)_.
Co.
25c
New
9-11
10-
Terstegge
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-21
JS1.50
8un
43%c
50c
-
15c
Investment——
8
9-
(quar.)(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Sun Life Assurance Co.
8-14
10-1
10- 1
9-1
9-5
9-10
9-30
9-15
8-31
9-1
(quar.).
common
$30c
Smith
9-25
„—:
....
3
8-12
1
17 72C
(quar.)
Southam
(quar.)
8-
8-25
9-14
9-
30c
9-18
9-11
1_
—
Co. (quar.)
Ltd., $1.10 class A
5.20%
—
Smith
(N. J.)—
Insurance
Renold Chains,
3
pfd. (quar.)
5
10-
8772C
25c
Corp.
8-
(quar.)———
Engineering Works (quar.)
(Edson B), Fund, beneficial interest-
30c
6%
8-25
Corp.
10-1
68 %c
Reliance
Rio
9-30
Skil
30c
—
Suburban
$1.25
56c
25c
50c
50c
30c
——V
—
Company (quar.)-——.
A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
2
25c
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—
9-30
10-15
1272c
Refractory
6%
15c
preferred (initial)
pfd. (quar.)
4%
Company.
Reading
9
9-
9
10-20
Tube Corp., common (resumed)—
convertible preferred (quar.)—.
Raytheon Company, 5'/a%
Reading
,
10-
&
8-27
8-20
8-18*
8-14 "
8-14
(D.
9-
Company (quar.)
Saw & Steel
(increased)
Oil
Stuart
2
—
Smith
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
Rath
Packing
(quar.)
Rice
Sinclair
30c
Inc.,
1st preferred (quar.)
Purina Co. (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
$3.50
Ranco,
Simpson's, Ltd.
8-25
9-30
B
Simmons
of America
Corp.
Ralston
7-15
8-31
7-16
10c
Machinery,
&
Simplex
25c
A (quar.)
$1.20 preferred
Simonds
8-13
t20c
(Wise.)
Com.
E.
&
8-18
9-15
f40c
tquar.)
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd
Quincy Mining Co., commonR.
9-15
Class
(s-a)
Refining
Oil
8-25
5c
Co.
Insurance
Quaker
Quaker
Lie
15c
cash or stock)—
Payable in
ital gains.
Stratton
7-14
10-
Strapping Co., com. (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
57o
8-
Extra
(quar.)__.
9-
7
8-28
8-25
2
Silverwood Dairies
(from long-term cap¬
preferred
Webster,
9-
Signode Steel
8
—
(quar.)
1st
&
Stouffer Corp.
2
preferred A (quar.)—:____
Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)_____
9-30
B
Stone
Power Co.
9-14
Class
7%
8-25
10-
ctfs.
75c
Signal
9-15
8-25
$56740
(quar.)
Pacific
$2.44
8-28
1
9-15
9-15
Co.
$1.2674
8-21
10-
9-10
(quar.)
Co.,
8-12%
8-20
8-20 -*
9-15
9-1
9-1
9- 1
Co., common—
(quar.)
Stlx-Baer-Fuller
9-15
1
preferred
9-11
9- 4
9-1
9-1
Inc.—
(quar.)
B.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
1
9-
9-15
10-
15c
(quar.)
trust
8%
$20c
Mfg.
Voting
9-10
preferred
(John
Stuart
preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America
(quar.)
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)——
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.)
Sicks' Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
8-28
35c
1
23c
4%
45c
Stetson
10-
15c
8-14
9-10
472%
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
8-14
9-10
9-10
Textiles
Stern
&
1
9-30
$50c
1
1
10-
Stern
8-24
I2V2C
(quar.)
—
1
1
2
10c
9-15
10-
10-
10c
-—
9-
10-
9-
8-31
30c
9-15 J,J
12-18 U
'■
1
25c
40c
1272c
12720
(quar.)
Sterling Drug Inc.
(increased)——__—___
Sterling Precision Corp., 57* pfd. A (quar.)
5%
preferred C
(quar.)—
—
1
9-15
9-16
3%
Corp
preferred 3 (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen, class A
30c
8-14
Power Co.—
9-
Co.—
8-
1
25c
(quar.)
B
1
9-
$1.1272
—
472 7c
Class
9-
—
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
47c
Sheller
1
5c
3272c
$1.13
27c
(quar.)
Puritan Fund .(special)
•
3174C
$1.20
_
9-17
37*
Mining
Denn
Common
$10c
10-10
Corp., common———
Bhawinigan Water &
$1.16
A—
10-
Steinberg's,
(quar.)
common
$30c
(quar.)
class
Ltd.,
8-30
12-31
"
Stephenson Finance Co., corn. (quar.)___,—1272c
572%
preferred
(quar.)___
_________
34%c
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)
25c
dividend—
B
Ltd.
Bros.
9-17
.
preferred A (quar.)—
Corp., 90c class A com.
.:
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Serrick
18c
Stedman
Payable of Rec.
-
9-17
preferred A (quar.)___
Seiberling Rubber, common
472 7c preferred (quar.)
t25c
9-11
V"'"
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
10-10
5 %
t62c
5%
10-10
quar.;
4727c preferred
(stock dividend)
& Co. (quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
8-17
(initial
common
8-17
1
772 c
(quar.)
Electric & Gas
Co.
5
8-
1
9-
9-15
9-
J272c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
$1.40
5
—
(increased-quar.)
Common
8-
10c
preferred
Service
1
1
t30c
Insurance Co. (R. I.)
$2 conv. preferred (quar.)__.
Provident
Life
&
Accident Insurance Co.
(Tenn.) (quar.)
--Provincial Transport Co., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Public Service Co. of Colorado
4.20% preferred (quar.)
414% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com. (quar.)
372%
preferred (quar.)
4.167c
preferred (quar.)
4.327c
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
51/4 7c
preferred (quar.)_:
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
Common
9-
9-
9-
617ac
Providence Washington
5.60%
9-10
61c
(quar.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
(quar.;
President Electric, Ltd.
(quar.)
Prince Gardner Co. (auar.)__
Public
1
25c
22 7aC
87*
8-12
25c
$4.75
8-
8-12
1
$1.18%
Seaboard
1
1
9-25
50c
8-25
99-
$25c
$317iC
—-
Otecher-Traung Lithograph
9-10
12V2C
—
Finance, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-—-—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.) —
99-
—
$2.44 pfd. (quar.)*.
(quar.)
class A
Inc.,
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$2,46
Powell River
4
9-
—*«.-»
Portsmouth Corp.
Potash
9-
9-24
9-24
37720
(quar.)
Ppor & Company
9-28
62 72C
—-
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
5c
Polaroid Corp., common
5%
Name
627aC
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
;
?
(814)
Artists Theatre Circuit-rt,
preferred (quar.)__,
k__
1
8-25
9-10
8-20
1272C
9-14
8-14
40c
9-30
9-18
$1.25
9-15
9- 1
$2
50C
Volume 190
Number 5875
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
•
•
■■
.
>
-
Per
.
Biscuit
Co.
Share
■
of
-$4.56;' preferred
.
HaLdert
America,
(quar.)
com.
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar^___i._4nr^_^_^
$-1.12%
9-
1
10-15
.
Name of Company
8-12
10-
8
Wisconsin
.
—..
Coal
Electric
*
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.— :>
6% preference A (quar.)
United
Funds,
United
Inc.—
Science
profits)
United
(8c
and
Grain
5%-
8-25
Growers,
United
Illuminating
United
8c
60c
common
i_
$1.06y4
~
United
New
Class
10-
l.£
9-
1
10-
1
■
35c
U.
S.
U. S.
Canal
&
preferred
Gypsum Co.,
9-1
10-10
9-
1
10-
1
9-
10-
1
1
9-4
25c
.
$1.75
>
62 tec
U.
S.
Playing
U.
S.
Printing & Lithograph Co., common
preference A (quar.) —*_—_______
5%
(quar.)__r_£.::_L_li_ 7
U.
S.
Steel
United
Corp.,
9-
62tec
Whelan
Common
Corp.,'common
(quar;)
13.50
preferred
(quar.)—_,.—
Universal
Consolidated
Universal Insurance
Universal
Marion
Universal
Match
New
Oil
Co.
common
Southern
Oil
Stock
Van
dividend
Raalte Co.
(quar.)
Viceroy
Vick
Mfg.,
Chemical
6$
preferred
Volunteer
Natural
Vogt Mfg.
Vulcan
Corp.
Corp.,
8Vt%
preferred
Vulcan
Mold
&
11^ \ M
1
9-
Stock
50c
Waite
Amulet
Walker
&
Ward
Industries
New
Warren
(S.
Wesson
Oil
9-15
9-
9-
40c
4
9-
;f31%c
&
9-*;l
preferred
Coast
West
Indies
West
Ohio
Westcoast
2-1-60
5-2-60
9-15
Western
9-30
annual
$1.43^
9-18
8-20
9-18
*8-20
9-15
8-28
with
and
than
Tablet
&
preferred
Western
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
1959
3
9-17
9-
3
3.80%
40c
9-11
8-20
pay
8-20
depend
8-18
Weston
Class
B
4y2%
1
37V2C
4y4%
Corp.,
Whitaker
White
•
5y4%
White
Villa
pfd.
Whitehall
Wickes
Fund
Corp.,
Williams
&
8-
Insurance
1
Ltd.
9-1
9-4
9-
1
8-21
36c
9-1
25c
9-20
9-
9-1
30c
9-
$1.20
9-
1
9-
1
10c
17y2C
$1.25
(quar.)
:
,
9-30
9-15
10-
(quar.)
each,
ment
of
8-17
7-31
9-21
1959,
9-1
with
the
value
par
each,
representatives,
9-15
stockholders
1010-
1
9-10
all
,
1
9-10
9-10
8-14
Kidder,
30c
9-
8
8-21
Schmidt,
9-10
8-21
Eastman
9-10
8-21
curities
9-18
Goldman,
10-
1
50c
9-24
9-10
10-1
8-15
9-30
9-18
15c
9-10
9-21
9-11
35c
of
9-10
35c
8-21
11-
1
$1.06y4
10-
9-4
12-
4
10-9
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co.
per
to
of
Articles of
stock
and
to
of
Jackson
Smith,
Stone
Barney
Webster
&
a
is
the
* V
of
company
engine—the
huge
nation's
for
scrolls
first
jet
on
Aug.
disclosed
the
General
engine
tested
in
20.
The scrolls
steel
reactor
air
at
to
back
the
two
uses
air
the
into
Atomic
of
the
heat
the
Energy
Commission's
Ryan-built
scrolls—one
exchanger reactor,
turbine.
Use
of
and
the
scrolls
site -at
deliver
to
the
other
Iri
the
to
test
•'•
.
-,
1.
*
-
,
...
'
•'
; v
'
t
This company filed
a registration statement with the
SEC on Aug. 12,
covering 453,731 shares of its common stock. The
company pro¬
poses
to offer this stock in
exchange for outstanding shares of th©
capital stock of Cornell Paperboard Products Co.'
(of Cornell and Mil¬
The
Wise.),
for
the
on
each
exchange
basis
share
offer
of
of
68/100s
Cornell
will
be
(.68)
of
share
a
of
St.
Regis
capital stock.
declared
effective
by St. Regis if 90%
deposited for exchange,
the outstanding shares of Cornell stock
are
and may be declared effective if
a
lesser percent, but not less than
80%, of Cornell shares are so deposited.
In the event the offer of
exchange is declared effective, St. Regis intends to cause
proceedings
of
Cornell
to
appropriate
be
with
taken
and
Regis holds
for
into
the
dissolution
and
liquidation
or
merger
St.
Regis.
options from 21
written
holders
(Including the only
persons who hold more than 5%
of the outstanding shares) of a
total of 341,957 shares of Cornell
stock, or approximately 51%, provide
ing for their exchange of Cornell stock for St. Regis stock on the sam©
four
basis
of
exchange
as
is proposed in respect of other
stockholders.-"}
operates two paperboard mills, one at
Cornell, Wis., and on©
Wis.
The Milwaukee mill also converts
paperboard into
corrugated and solid fibre shipping containers and
folding cartons. - 7
Cornell has three
principal wholly-owned subsidiaries: Carton Crafts¬
men, Inc.; Superior Paper Products
Co., Inc.; and Rathborne, Hair and
Ridgway Box Co.
•?
Cornell
at
Milwaukee,
to
opposite
the
of
$1
14
&
Allyn
A.
G.
Becker
—
Inc
Co.
Stroud
&
W.
are
acting
the
and
each
such
under¬
Inc
C.
C.
1,700
1,700
Co
1,700
2,900
Moore,
Leonard
Singer,
Baker;
Deane
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
&
&
Lynch
1,300
Scribner__
1,300
&
&
Co.
—_
&
Co
Inc.
Harrison
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
2,200
2,000
—
Inc
Baird
&
—
Co.
Inc.
Inc.-
Collings & Co., Inc.-^.
8-14
&
Janney,
.
Co
&
sulphite
decorative
&
The
2,000
850
Newburger
Newbold's Son & Co._
1,700
Poole
1,700
Suplee,
&
&
Co
p.
402.
85C
850
Co.
Yeatman,
Inc.
and
SEC
on
and
paper
gummed
board;
printing, and
tapes and papers;
use;
polyethylene
products.—V. 190,
timber
Aug.
19
multiWall
film
and
that
announced
pope;
lumber,
Fraud
Order
716.
p.
the
U. S,
Post
Office, on
foreign fraud order against
Brunswick, Canada, in
offering and sale of St. Stephen Nickel
Mines Ltd. stock to residents of this
country.
The fraud order was
based upon evidence supplied
by the Commission that the stock was
being offered for sale by means of false and fraudulent
representations
concerning the market price of the stock, its future
Investments
connection
matter.
with
The
to
letters
Ltd.
of
Saint
John,
a
New
Canam's
value,
order
Canada,
addressed
to sender.—V.
is
directed
and
to
to
all
instructs
either
the
of
postmasters
them
to
two
and
authorized
stamp
to
related
dispatch
"Fraudulent"
companies
and
to
all
on
return
sam©
186, p. 2053.
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—Awarded Contract—
National Steel
Corp.,
above.—V. 190,
p.
716.
Schering Corp.—New Antibiotic Is Announced—
The
field
corporation
with
clinical
850
infections
in
—850
as
16 announced its
of
entry into the antibiotics
new
antifungal antibiotic which in
effective in treating superficial fungus
a
human beings
Fulvicin, the new antibiotic
is currently available to the
and may be obtained by the general
public only
prescription of a physician.
According to clinical physicians,
first drug which, when taken
orally, will almost consistently
eliminate bothersome fungus infections of the
skin, hair and nails.
Among the more popular names for some fungus infections of this
type are "athlete's feet" and "barber's itch."
is
the
The
chemical
discovered
by
name
of
the
prominent
a
new
compound
British
is
griseofulvin, which
pharmaceutical
company
was
and
is
being
clincally developed and marketed in this country by this cor¬
poration.
Under clinical studies, many fungus infections of
extremely
long duration were cleared up after treatment with the compound.
In
independent
one
woman
who
free
hood,
new
antibiotic
the
growth.
The
the
itching
the
it
was
given to a 67-year-old
of the scalp since she was
therapy with griseofulvin, she
the first time since early child¬
ringworm
weeks
of
for
infection cleared
completely
and
new
hair
Ringworm
development of bald
area.
does
not
prompt
infection
and
allows
of
the
scalp
is frequently
spots in the affected areas.
the growth of hair, but simply
for
the
normal
development
of
1
company
plant
study
from
three
constant
with
eliminates
pilot
After
the
of
associated
The
suffered
and subsequently
in th© affected
grew
clinical
had
old.
years
850
850
corporation
and
with
850
turing.—V.
189,
Ino.
July
proved highly
profession
Warren
York St Co.,
on
introduction
has
the
on
hair
Mosley
the
tests
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle St Co.
W.
pulp,
paper;
industrial
other
and
Cariam
was
Temple«
H.
kraft
waxed
packaging
St. Stephen Nickel Mines Ltd.—Postal
Issued Against Sale of Stock—
seven
Battles,
850
Jones
ton
Co.,
850
850
Inc.
Mitchum,
W.
1,700
&
Dulles
2,000
1,700
Co
Friedrichs
r__.
190,
850
Co.—850
2,900
2,200
'—1
Co.,
Co.
BodineLDominick
&
Kirkland
Wisconsin.
machinery; corrugated paperboard and con¬
folding cartons and set-up boxes, greaseproof, glassine' and
specialty papers; envelopes and tags; Panelyte plastics for
plywood
it
&
Weeks
manufactures
papers;
bags;
paper
as
selling
severally,
Townsend,
&
in
1961.
See
McDonald
2,200
Butcher & Sherrerd—
&
Crouter
of timberlands
acres
St. Regis
publication
of
Dominick
2,200
Noyes
Co.
&
&
Co
&
Loewi
Co
Co.,
&
Co
&
Hemphill,
—V.
52,036
Cornell is one of four
medical
&
Chicago area'.
corporations that will participate in the owner¬
ship of Tennessee River Pulp & Paper Co., which is
presently construct¬
ing a containerboard mill at Counce, Tenn., scheduled for
completion
1.
Shares
DeHaven
the
shares
value
for
underwriters
name
of
April
par
3
manufactures folding cartons in
below, for whom
Parke
&
the
a
spilt
purchase,
of
45,000
amend¬
400,000
with
named
Roberts
each
By
effective
was
Craftsmen
Superior operates two plants at Marion, Ind., for the manufacture of
pressed paper plates.
Rathborne manufactures
corrugated fibre ship¬
ping containers in Chicago and wood veneer wire bound boxes in Jack¬
son, Miss.; Savannah, Ga.; and Maringouin, La.
Cornell owns a total
mail
1.
from
shares
stock
effective
from
2,900
Weld
C.
9-15
8-3
1959,
value
par
split 9 for
changed
was
agreed
Securities
'
Corp.
White,
Bache
Co
&c
9-30
10-15
30,
changed
Incorporation,
Schmidt,
&
Curtis
Blair
9-1
this
application of the Commission, has issued
r
June
2,900
Co.——
&
9-14
9-1
last
2,900
Sachs
8-24
10-31
•
2,900
Co.
&
1
90c
payable
the
Incorporation,
with
was
1,500,000
sell to
is
and
"
on
was
shares
the underwriters
capital stock
8-31
$1.50
837,837 shs.
annum
$238,750
capital
stock
severally
10c
42y2C
by
nuclear
tainers;
month.
400,000
each
agreed
10c
Monthly
to
Co
22,000
Roberts & Parke.10,250
Dillon, Union Se¬
Robert
monthly)_
Oustanding
monthly, instalments
was
e-ach
&
Webber,
Drexel
___!
&
Peabody
Paine,
;
8-14
1334c
,
1959,
in
1959
Shares
9-17
9-1
1
Dy¬
Air
Wright-Patterson
experiments—was
Falls, Idaho,
Known
8-14
40c
(quar.)
of
Articles
8-14
$3
(quar.)
1,
$128,362
5%
at
equal
which
capital
has
have
shares
the
1
1
12y2C
Fluid
Laboratory,
Force
Base,
Regis Paper Co.—Registers Exchange Offer With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
writer.
99-
85c
(quar.)
value
of $1
Peabody
25c
(s-a)
(1897)
the
on
declare
11,500,000 shs.
company's
UNDERWRITERS—Each
t$1.50
■
preferred
to
241,100
the outstanding capital
and
8-10
$1.31 »/4
Electric Power Co., com.
JULY
1953..
company's
1
9-
tl7y2c
quar.)
in
authorized
par
authorized
the
a
33 tec
t$1.12y2
(quar.)
AT
the outstanding capital stock
and
10-1
10-1
preferred
share
per
8-26
fl7J/2c
:
1,
of the
the
1958,
9-15
30c
(increased
AS
interest
beginning
without
9-10
1-4-60
6%
18,
shares
9-1-
1%
3.60%
April
5
I
50c
(incr.
10c
directors
——
interest
Nov.
the
9-15
1%
Wisconsin
at
9c
95c
(quar.)
Stores
of
of
by a mortgage of the company's
Avenue,
Philadelphia, to The. Prudential
was
incurred in the amount of $160,000
indebtedness
30c
^
A
bears
and
CBy- amendment
8-17
1
the
St.
of
board
•
1956,
A.
preferred
dividends
the
which is secured
America,
is'due
renewed
8-10
.
dividend
Winn-Dixie
of
_.————
of
bank
Kidder,
common
quarterly
a
equivalent of 6%c per share
On May 15, 1959 and on July 31,
_
8-28
30c
Center,
by
Research
.
paid
company
.
Stenton
16,
tTliis
8-10
9-14
.
Ryan
Aeronautical
:
test
compressor
Carton
the
—------
principal
which
8-14
dividend
$4.25
to
8-21
Stock
Co..
sales
lower
capital stock.
Future dividends will
financial needs of the company and other
4865
Co.
April
as
of'
1
1
Stock
&
Net
usually
the
split.
(3316c par )-!
at
on
1
99-
t30c
(quar.
Co.
compared
1958.
are
six
the
on
8-7
8-28
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Co.
of
year
about
first
value).
intention
♦This indebtedness,
7
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
Wilson
Capital stock
9-
25c
(quar.
preferred (quar.)_
common
Bros.
Williams
to
the
half.
is
quarterly
quarterly
earnings, the
debt
property
9-10
(quar.)__
;
Grocers
the
of
1950
for
$424,068,
period
same
1959
which
debt
8-4
60c
(quar.)
preferred
present
on
9-30
$1,25
common
paid
(33)60 par
*Long-term
8-27
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
30,
share,
dividends
1
•
common
Paper
Motor
the
8-25
$1.12y2
(quar.)
convertible
in
sales
income
net
the
months
second
the
$30,000
Net
and
for
six
CAPITALIZATION
8-15
9-10
10-
Development
awarded
was
Force's
spirallng ducts, nearly five feet high and more
feet wide, in which heat from the reactor
is collected and
through the jet engine.
The X-39,
which has been tested
a
St.
Authorized
25c
—
preferred
Whirlpool
is
40c
;
(quar.)
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co. (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber (increased-quar.)
..
first
Jan.
per
company
9-16
9-1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$212,679
the
Air
of
in
as
9-4
1
30c,
(quar.)
preferred
6%
20c
stock
30c
Inc.
(George),
in
contract
the
has
experiments
brought
closer; the
development
of
nuclear
planes that can remain in the air for
days at a time on constant
patrol in all parts of the world, with one
pound of Ur'ftnium 235
supplying the same amount of energy as burning 1,700,000
pounds of
gasoline, according to General Electric and
Ryan officials—V. 190,
p. 464.
no
Pennsylvania
1958.
in
$3,707,710
were
and
iShort term
•;
(quar.)
Ltd., class
in
and
pharmaceuticals, which,
about
from
$830,000
affecting
four
with
factors.
9-10
10-
3iy4c
—
(quar.)
preferred
of
the
It
Electric
Westmoreland,
to
manufac¬
bed
incorporated
ethical
of
Nuclear Engine Parts—
stainless
than
disorders.
increased
and
1959
income
present
10-
of
X-39
common
;•
:_
Co.—
Brake
and
sells
volume
unique propulsive devices.
assigned the task of determining
-
Idaho
stockholders,
the company.
by
automotive, and home
plant, erected only four
current
configuration
or
mission
were
not
dis¬
reported that it is designed to operate- at
determine
environmental
conditions
research
power
the
by certain
received
1910
and
adjusted for the 3-for-l
8-19
Stationery Corp.—
Air
be
the
,
9-
5
Air
waukee,
being sold
shoe,
existing
;
..pushed
above.
stomach
DIVIDENDS—On
9-3
20c
(quar.)
Utilities
of
dividend
9-17
62(60
(increased-quar.)__
5%
in
sales and income in
10c
10-
of
Branch
Builds
,
(quar.)'—
Western Carolina Telephone Co:_..
Western Kentucky Gas
Western
1954
$2,578,862
net
50c
—____,
is
will
the
was
to
been
vehicle
Wright
tax
makes
income
in
months
8-26
•
sale
in
the
times
tax.
H.)
stock
the
various
net
$150,000
8-20
9-18
V
Breweries,
non-residents
EARNINGS—Mainly because of the introduction in 1949 of "Maalox,"
an
expanded sales program begun the same year, the company's
net sales have risen from about $850,000 in 1950 to
,$1,847,000
in 1954 and to more than $6,600,000 in 1958.
During the same periods,
9-13
9-10
Telephone
Cana.da
here,
Canadian
annual
8-14
12V6C
(increased)_____
Western
Auto
Supply, common
(quar.)__
$4.80 preferred (quar.)__
v
15%
and
6-15,
20c
;
of
treatment
7-15
1
$1.12
(quar.)
Co.
indicated
payment
proprietary pharmaceuticals, are promoted princi¬
pally to physicians and pharmacists rather than to the general public.
The company's principal product is
"Maalox," which is used for the
4-15
8-1-60;
9-
from
1-15
$1.56(4
(quar.)
Gas
less
Inc.,
BUSINESS—Founded
8-31
12V2C
"
Marc,
1927, the company
distinguished from
8-14
(quar.)
$1.44
is
has
namics
corrected
20, 90,000 shares of this corporation's capital;
$48.75 per share. The offering was oversub¬
at
proceeds
10-16
25c
—_____—._
(quar.)__^__
Sugar
funds,
income
PROCEEDS—The
9-15
quar.)_____________
Telephone,
S.
(William
Aug.
stock
8-14
9-15
15c
,
5%
West
date
The
scribed and the books closed.
8-14
11- 2
t20c
Products,
Non¬
source.
,
8-26
1
15c
(Increased)
Snowdrift
the
'
1
50c
(increased).
preferred
Incorrect.
was
Allen
said
vehicle's
it
Ohio.
in U.
American
Rorer
8-14
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased)
Chemieal
record
at
the
of
functioning
The
date
developed. In conjunction
Industries, a new line of products
the feasibility of
producing a structure that will be adaptable to this
type of vehicle.
BasiG design
concept in achieving the great strength required from
microgauge materials will be Ryan's own
development,
MiniWate,
an
ingenious spotwelded combination of
corrugated and flat skins of
high temperature-resistant alloys.
,
0Rpcket, Marine, Inc.—Acquired by American Marc, Inc.
8-12
y
4.80%
dividend.
(Continued from page 10)
8-8
9*1
Co., common (increased)
AV2 %
preferred (quar.)_____.
Washburn
Wire
(quar.)
West
tax.
now
2724.
p.
altitudes
Ryan
send
8-13
9-1
D.)
Wells-Gardner
the
8-31
4
15c
1%
(quar.)_—.—
gwasey
9-10<
189,
although
extreme
INVESTMENT NEWS
8-7
Ltd
(initial
preferred
&
Details
8-14
on
9-30
Corp.—
common
4y2%;
9-15
15c
this
i,
rubber
Air
closed,
8-10
$1.25
8-13
10c
preferred A (quar:)___
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
<
9-10
8-20
9-10
8-15
75c
$1.25
Warner
1
8-31
8-15
9-1
——:
A
10-
4
(quar.)
-
for
foam
Force contract to study the
applictaion of ultra-thin gauge,
high strength materials to a vehicle capable of
operating at extremely
high altitudes, has been awarded this
company,
it was announced
on
July 21.
1
,
$2.50 class
8-14
9-
3%
Corp.
8-28
An
9-
$12160
(quar.)___
Mines.
Co.,
(Jim)
8-25
t2c
1
in
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Air Force Contract—
11-20
Inc.— Capital Stock Offered —
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
are joint managers of the
group which publicly offered
9-2
dividend
Walter
10-20
1
9-10
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
25c
Company
2
12-
are
when
Walgreen
11-
has
'
specialized
9-18
9-1
10%
1
1
1
with
shortly
He
handle' several
can
Construction
8-14
50c
WJR (The Goodwill Station)-(quar.)_
Wagner Electric
(quar.)__
Extra
10-
ago,
nuclear
8-14
9-
15c
Co."
turing—V.
8-12,
9-1
75c
'
and/or
1-15
8-28
I2V2C
(quar.)
Iron
8-20
f&ttS
2-1-60
•' 15c
J $4.50 preferred (quar,)__
Vulcan Materials,
common,
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
"5%%
preferred (quar.)
.
1
8-15
__________
preferred
9-
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
income
Jamaica
Ll-13
9-1
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-
Gas
tax
8-15
11-30
*-40c
conv.
years
8-20
,
8-31
$1.3716
(quar.)
$3
8-20
1
—_
Inc.
1
industries.
Electric
41
i.quar.).
Industries,
9-1
9-
(quar!)
-'6% 'preferred
date
Less
x
'8-28
9-15
Co._»
Voi-Shan
9-
20c
;
closed
not
Canadian
British
t Payable
See
(quar.)__
books
in
Previously published
>"'"••
$1.06 V4
17tec
Viking Pump Co. (quar.),
—________—
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)_
Virginia Dare, Ltd.;
pfd, (quar,)_12_l._
Virginian Railway, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%: preferred (quar.
,r
furnishings
1
8-28
10-15
9-
(quar.)_________l-^____-_
A
8-14
7
25c
pfd. (quar.)
_________—
class
3-
>
9-25
.
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
9-
37V2c
(resumed)
(quar.)
y
9-10
10-15
•
85c
—
Coke
Less
3-31
30c
,
(quar.)_____^_—1
Steel
(increased)
Vanadium-Alleys
Vernon Company
"
1-*
* 9-10
87)6c
.
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.)
$5.50 prior pref. (quar,).—______—
Valspar Corp. (increased quar.)
>
Ltd.
a
9-15
(quar.)25c
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4V4%
8-3
*
8-24
87
Corp.
Corp.—
(initial quar.)
1
8-24
7)6c
»
Transfer
t Payable
LA. 8-14
1
,
7tec
(quar.)__,.
•
-12-11
75c
(qruar.)
preferred
4
9-12
~
—;
&
resident
9-12
com.
13.50
Utah
10-
50c
conv.
United
Coal
.
>$2
(quar.)__!;'_ >"17V2C
preferred -(quar.)
17 tec
Telephone
Co.:r of''Pennsylvania—; >
4)6*%" preferred (quar.)
$1.12V2
70c
United
c>
9-15
10-
_________id__
(quar.)l.^-__r___
J'.
%
8-14
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stockyards
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
Mines,
which
9-
9-15
10c
Mfg.
Co.
Bear
Eastern,
the Kendall Co. and
which will be marketed
9-1
25c
(quar.)_
s
that
with
25c
■_
Sons.
said
8-25
50c
;
&
Wheeler
25c
!(quar.)
Co.
8-21
$1
Common
Corp.,
;>
-1-1-60,
; 30c •
;
Co
1st preferred
8%
Cab
Ziegler
Rokeach
10c
Voungstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
'
I.
Mr.
products.for the brassiere industry,
4
9-
22Vac
S.
U. S. Rubber Co., common
7
9-1
50c
-
4te%' preferred:
Card
Towne
&
Yellow
9-4
10-
60c
__
i-——
_—
U.
Foundry
Yale
8-14
•__—
&
of
25c
;
Chemicals
Yellowknife
8-
,
Pipe
8-20
8-17
•
U.\S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
v
5"%".' class A preference (quar;).
U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.),: common (quan.)__r_
-v..
3
5
25c
i
Wyandotte Worsted
9-18';
$1.12te2
*_»
com.' (increased-quar.)
(quar.)
99-
62y2c
Monthly
8-15
5
'".v
8-20
8-25
a4p
—_
;
Wyandotte
.
'■■.if:-.v. > v
9-
___/
7.%'" preferred
>'■:
50c
'. Extra
.
17c
■
——T
Corp.—
(quar.)
"
$2.50
•'.*
Chemical
&
15c
(quar.)—
(increased-quar.)
Borax
AVa%
RR.
8-25
8-11
(annual)
Bolt
&
,
8-15
>
9-3
25c
£1.
Monthly
9-12
3-23
1
the Eastern Foam Fabric Co., Inc.,
products
for
apparel
industry
for"
Benjamin C. Wheeler, President, announced on
Aug. 13.
Included in the purchase were the real
estate, plant and manufac¬
turing equipment of Eastern Foam, located on the waterfront
adjacent
to railroad lines, at
Oceanside, N. Y., and all special devices owned
by the company. It will now be
operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary
1
9-10'
40c
(F.
Extra
7-31
about $425,000,
9-
a8p
____.
W.) Co. (quar.)__._
Publishing (quar.)XJ
Company (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
8-31
t$l
9-
50c
%
(interim)
Monthly
A
Co.
Jersey
B
-
:
(quar.)
Wurlitzer
8-31
,
Co.
W.), Ltd;, ordinary
World
••
8-14
9-30
Ltd.—
preferred
Industrial
United Screw
1*^. 9- 4
8-31
(P.
This corporation has
acquired
manufacturers
of
foam
rubber
9-15
'
51
Sons, Inc.—Acquisition—
8-31
50c
1
Iron
&
8-21
9-19
30c
(quar.)__
(L) Rokeach
of Rec
1
9-
•
17'/2c
-
Woolworth
j
.»
Co.
Holdert
Payable
27c
(quar.)
com.
Bonus
"••••,
.
Corp. (quar.)__
United Insurance Co. of America
(quar.)____
.
Extra
Woolworth
'.j'>
.
securities
•:
non-cumulative
Woodward
>,
*10-
invest-
net
8-11
8-11
>•'.
175c
from
Woodward Governor
■.
*
(s-a)
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5y2 % pfd. (quar.) $$1.37)6
Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)__
22V2C
Wood
8-24
8-25
■".>».
.__
Improvement,
preferred
(quar.)
United
from
3c
Gas
t'AV
25c
$1.75
_>
,/>■>''>>
Fund
income
ment
9~10>
>%V >>•>
•
(quar.)L_______.>_____
preferred
Wood
..
(quar.>____—40c
United Engineering & Foundry Co.—
'Common tquar:) -
Public
Service Corp.,
Wometco Enterprises, class A
& Carton (quar.)___
•_—__
25c
9rlp
8-28
United Carbon Co. (quar.).—50cr. >
9-10.8-20
United -Elastic' Corp.
50c
9-12 ^
8-24
When
Share
Wisconsin National Life Insurance
United Board
United
Per
...
tfame of Company
United
(815)
When
'
recently
began
its new microbiological
development laboratories which have provided th©
needed production facilities fo$ antibiotics manufac¬
p.
2724,
production
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
Schlegel Manufacturing
Co.—New Literature
Available
recently been published by this company
de¬
scribing the firm's
two new rolled formed and extruded aluminum
door sweeps.
The new door bottoms, which utilize woven pile weatherStripping, can be affixed to any metal or wooden door.
A
bulletin
new
rolled
the
has
designated DB-100 listed specifications and prices
formed and the extruded units.—V. 186, p. 323.
bulletin,
The
both
for
reported total net assets of $82,595,241 on Aug. 14, 1959,
per
share on 2,028,265 shares outstanding on that
This compares with total net assets of $71,636,029 a year earlier,
fund
$40.72
to
date.
equal
$35.75
to
189,
V.
Asset Value
Clark Fund, Inc.—Net
Scudder, Stevens &
This
eaual
share
per
then outstanding.
2,003,644 shares
on
2396.
p.
Common Stock Fund, Inc.—
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Net Assets Up—
This
14, 1959,
of $31,510,986 on Aug.
reported total net assets
fund
asset
compared with $21,119,168 a year earlier.
Latest per-share net
value
was
$30.45
on
1,034,714 outstanding
shares, compared$24.55
—V.
share
per
189,
outstanding
shares
860,345
on
Aug.
on
with
1958.
14,
2396.
p.
.
net interest cost.-
4.731%
$12,748,319 $82,411,239 $78,488,717
10,116,860
10,309,362 61,680,879 62,053,545
Net
Net
expenses
oper.
from ry.
rev.
190,
$2,438,957 $20,730,360 $16,435,172
$2,964,538
ops.
9,080,328
9,995,072
1,371,927
1,454,873
inc.
railway oper.
—V.
265.
p.
Richmond, Va.—
Notes Placed Privately—The Association has placed pri¬
vately with Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
$1,000,000 of 6% collateral trust notes. The financing was
arranged by Lee Higginson Corp.
The proceeds will be used to retire outstanding loans and for working
capital.
'The
discount
in
engaged
is
Association
individuals.
to
loans
The
through in¬
business through its Richmond office and
brokers in Norfolk, Roanoke and Alexandria.
does
company
Merger—
approved preliminary terms of a merger, according to William Breliant
and F. D. Rose, Chairmen of the Boards of the respective companies.
Under the terms of the proposed merger, yet to be formalized,
the
holder
of each share of Land Title stock would receive either
1%
shares
of
Security Title stock issued after a pending 3-for-l stock
split,
$29.17 cash
or
Title
Land
shares
number of shares. The 39.8% of
Security Title would be cancelled
a limited
owned by
for
now
pursuant to the merger.
Recently Security Title authorized a 3-for-l split effective Aug. 19,
1959, payable Sept. 3, 1959 and Land Title declared a 20%
stock
dividend to shareholders of record Aug. 5, 1959, payable Aug. 20, 1959,
The
proposed merger terms are based on the new shares fo both
companies as they will exist after the stock split and stock dividend.
The two companies have combined assets of approximately $19,000,000.
Security Title has branch offices in 16 counties in California
and underwrites other companies in ten additional counties.
The prin¬
cipal
operations
of
Title
Land
in
are
San
and
Angeles
Los
Diego
Counties, and it has subsidiaries and affiliates in eight other counties.
Security Title Insurance Co. is the second largest title insurance com¬
Title
general
Servo Corp. of America—Private Placement—This cor¬
loan
of
President.
The
signing
133,000
will
on
working capital
plant
foot
in
Hicksville,
Long
company's program - for achieving a
military
and
proprietary
product
business
said
Mr.
Blackstone.
and
Servo's
pared
product ratio
military contract sales."
35%
backlog
to
"The
of
$4,896,000
orders
of
as
for
options
per
has
present
is
31,
65%
com¬
30, 1959, was $6,226,000
1958.—V. 190, p. 717.
-
com¬
Sheraton Corp. of America—Sells $21,300,000 of Debs.
corporation has withdrawn its eight-month-old offering of 7 »/2 %
capital income sinking fund debentures after having sold $21,300,000
the
$25,000,000 issue, according to
Ernest
has
Henderson,
filed with
been
nating
public
dated Jan.
Securities
the
the
of
an
announcement
an
said
President,
offering
of this year.
1
Henderson,
amendment
and
to
on
Aug.
the
13.
indenture
Exchange Commission termi¬
debentures, which were
nonconvertible
Due date is Jan.
1989.
1,
citing
Spring Sheraton purchased four large hotels in Honolulu, Hawaii
weeks
ago
acquired the 500-room St. Charles Hotel in
and
several
New
Orleans,
now
the Sheraton-Charles.—V.
190,
p.
608.
Sire Plan Post Office Plan, Inc.—Securities Offered—
Portfolios, Inc., of New York City, on Aug. 5
publicly offered to residents of New York State 3,000
10-year 6% debentures in multiples of $50, to raise'the
of
$150,000 and 3,000 shares of $3 cumulative, noncallable, participating preferred stock (par $5) offered
in units, each consisting of one $50 debenture and one
share of preferred stock at a price of $100
per share. The
minimum sales purchase is a minimum of 5 units.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for the
purpose of financ¬
ing
the
situated
acquisition
at
103-07
title
of
Prince
CAPITALIZATION
to
the
three-story
St., New York City,
GIVING
EFFECT TO
'
*$3
cumul.,
non-callable,
(par
$5)
tCommon stock
pfd.
10-year 6%
or
excess
more
Jfcf.u
result,
of
of
file
thereto
Outstanding
xn
3,000
shares
preferred
with,
stock
now
300
$150,000
$102^443
the
holders
then outstanding shall,
of
33¥.%
within 20
days
y of the Preferred' stock specifically consent
have
manufacture
Aug.
on
17
by
subsidiary.'
•
output
chemical
will
a
be
subsidiary,
carried
Oronite
by
on
California
Chemical
Co.
plant's
and
east
new
the
of
the
for
Mississippi,
plant
new
will
Mr.
be
Powell
said.
benzene,
which
the
company
quantity.
which
major
a
of
which
California
operates
in
field
the
marketer of phthalic
used
are
for
of
industrial
chemicals, Is
isophthalic acid,
anhydride and
similar
purposes
maleic
as
anhydride.
is one of the country's leading manufacturers and
agricultural chemicals.—V. 189, p. 2937.
Spray
marketers of
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Acquisition—
It
announced
was
Electronics
IEI
on
Industries,
pioneered
and
Aug. 20
Inc. will
is
the
now
trolytic capacitors.
They
are
mercial
field
as
electronics
scientific
other
and
instruments,
advanced
developed
pastness
that
be
all of
largest
suppliers
in
of
radio
fill
and
greater
reliability in
for applications in missiles,
and
all
types
of
weapons systems.—V. 189, p. 1972.
of
International
and
SPS
shares.
miniature
industrial
capacitors
lor
elec¬
and
com¬
computers,
TV,
hearing aids and
recently researched
need for more commilitary
electronics
field,
'
Their
urgen
the
especially
the
an
applications.
capacitors
of
for '30,046
producer
well-known
transistorized
electronic
tantalum
the'Stock
exchanged
radar, control mechanisms, field
instrumentation,
advanced
•
communications
and
Stanley Home Products, Inc.—Plans New
Distributing
Fla.,
/
of
directors
Oct. 15,
the
'
construction
announced
were
of
new
a
William F.
by
distributing station in Orlando,
Vice-President in Chargo
;
\y;-\
V*','
7
Naylor,
Distribution.
The
structure
Services,
Designed
will
be built;
in the Fairville area by Diversified
of
Orlando,
under
a
lease
agreement, with
Stanley.
monitor type structure with 31,500 sq." ft. of floor
space,
Inc.
as
a
the
.
building will be used exclusively for purposes of
warehousing
distribution.—V. 189, p. 1972.
^■
expected that
and
.
split will
declared
a
meeting
-
the
The
stockholders
Victor
V-
-v.--
Stauffer Chemical
outstanding
of jrecord Aug. 31.
of 75c per share.
quarterly dividend of 84c a share on
capital stock, payable Sept. 21, 1959 to stockholders
Previously the company paid a quarterly dividend
—V.
190, p. 717.
Speer Carbon Co.—To Acquire
;
-
Co.—Proposed Merger—
on
Oct.
27' will
consider
Works
Chemical
Stelling
Electronics Division—
into
Stauffer
Chemical
a
proposed
Co.—V.
ot
merger
company,
business
The
will
be
carried
The SEC
on
Carbon
Speer
Division,
the
under
Co.,
at
name
of Onondaga
Elec¬
its
190,
609.
p.
at
a
Regulation
and
that
complied
request,
made
not
Sperry & Hutchinson Co.—Favored by Court—
of the State of New
opinion favoring the
S.
moved
He
said:
and
once
"This decision by a high court in
all the question of possible
New Jersey should settle
in the field of
Elmer
Act
of
1933
with
with.
The
the
The
Commission's
exemption
and
order
question
is
not
conditions
provides
whether
suspension order
available for specified
of
an
the
Regulation
A
have
asserts
reasons
been
not
opportunity
suspension
for hearing, upon
should be vacated or
permanent.
particularly,
the order states that a Regulation A
exemption is
to Stelling Development because
(1) Earl Pelletier, also
Joseph E. H. Pelletier and Joseph Earl Pelletier, a
promoter
available
as
offering,
was
un¬
was
exemp¬
an
underwriter; and (3) the
plus the securities subject to
provisions of the Regulation, exceeds the $300,000
limitation
escrow
Regulation A offerings.
Furthermore, according to the order, the terms and
conditions of
Regulation A have not been complied with in that (a) the
notification
fails to
disclose that Earl Pelletier, a promoter, is subject to a perma¬
nent
injunction of the nature indicated above; (b) the
notification
fails
to
disclose
the
total
number
of
unregistered shares sold by Stel¬
ling Development's two promoters within one year prior to
(;he filing
the notification, the
aggregate offering price or other consideration
'
of
received, and the
(3). the
The company was
Hardin
and
Ward.
578.
A
terms
for
we viewed the suit as harrassing
in purpose and at no time had any serious doubts as to the outcome."
The suit was first introduced through representations by James B.
p.
share.
per
the
escheat
represented by the New Jersey law firm of Pitney,
Donald
B.
Kipp
appeared
as
Counsel for
the
J. Bennett argued the case for the state.—V. 187,
Securities
tion for any offering for which Stanford is
amount of the proposed stock
offering
trading stamp enterprise.
"Frankly, from our point of view,
Carpenter and Elmer J. Bennett, senior members of the firm of Carpenter,
Bennett, Beggans and Morrissey.
Mr. Carpenter acted as
escheat agent.
Sus¬
Regulation A
for a
Regulation A offering by another issuer which
suspended by the Commission, which is a bar to a Regulation
A
gratification
for
the
derwriter
Beinecke,
company's
under
a
and principal stockholder of the
company, was permanently enjoined
on June 18,
1953, by the Supreme Court, New York
County, N. Y., from
engaging in the sale of securities within that State (which
operates to
disqualify the company under Regulation A); (2) that The Stanford
Corporation, the underwriter for the proposed stock
matter
Vice-President a id General Counsel, expressed
at the outcome of an action which has
through New Jersey's courts over the past 4V2 years.
William
his
$1
the
on
known
of escheating trading stamps.
This
decision
by the Superior Court
affirms the judgment of a
lower court held against the State of New Jersey in an action brought
to ccmpel the trading stamp company to pay to the Treasurer of the
State of New Jersey a sum of money equaling the value of all stamps
issued Irom
1900
to 1950 which were not redeemed.
the
Offering
temporarily suspending
a
that
More
in
order
registration
shares
Pa., and of molded
miniature composition capacitors and Speer PAC (Packaged
Circuits i
at its Jeffers Electronics Division facilities
in
DuBois, Pa —V. 189, p. 2937.
Appellate Division of the Superior Court
on
July 20 handed down a unanimous
an
provides a conditional exemption
from
registration
the Securities Act with respect to
public offerings of securities
exceeding $300,000 in amount. In a notification filed June 3, 1959,
Stelling Development proposed the public offering of 300,000 common
Assembly
The
Stock
not
inductors,
Jersey
—
under
•
Division plant in Bradford,
issued
from
Regulation
Onondaga Electronics is one of the three
its Resistor
Corp.
respect to a proposed offering of securities
by Stelling Development
Corp. of 305 Morgan Street, Tampa, Fla., which was organized for the
purpose of engaging in the building of small homes for
resale on a
tract of land owned by it in Florida.
present Syracuse location.
leading producers of ceramic
printed circuit packages consisting of resistors and capacitors printed
on
ceramic plates.
These products find wide application in the tele¬
vision, radio, industrial, military and specialty electronics fields.
This
acquisition will supplement Speer's present activities in the
electronics field in which it is a leading producer of lixed composition
tronics
has
exemption
Aug. 28, 1959.
on
Development
pended by Securities and Exchange Commission—
is purchasing the Electronics Division of Onondaga
Pottery Co., Syracuse, N. Y., according to a joint announcement by
Foster; T.
Rhodes, President of Onondaga Pottery Co., and Andrew
Kaul III, President of S'peer Carbon Co. It is expected that the ac¬
This
Spokane
8 written nt>tice of proposal to accomplish such
the
^company written- objections thereto*' unless the
8 ma^o
plant's
the
of
stock
Oronite,
both
company
July 6, 1959; and
.
to,
filed
names of all
persons to whom such sales were made;
failed to sign an amendment to the notification filed
(4) the company's escrow agreement above referred
as
applicable
$150 000
$102,443
if
the
of
produces in
already
proposal recommended by the directors to
authorized shares and to split the oustanding
by the stockholders and by the ICC it is
become effective during October.
Russell
also
announced
that
at the Aug.
20
the
a
anhydride is a chemical intermediate widely employed in
production of plastics for boats, auto bodies and household appliances;
high-grade paints; textile wetting agents, and agricultural chemicals.
3-for-l Stock Split—
approved
will
Co.,
Maleic
a
of
Chemical
an
exhibit, fails to comply
rule.—V. 189, p. 2937.
with
the
requirements
of
the
shs'
of preferred stock in the future
offered,
West
Feed
now
3-for-l.
If
the
company.
3,000 shs
300 shs.
multiples of $50__
indebtedness
the
FINANCING
3,000 shs.
the
building
stock,
*The company may not issue shares
In
office
Y.
PRESENT
$1)
(par
debs,
mtge.
N.
post
Authorized
_
■First
stock
number
company
Sire Plan
sum
the
resistors at
the "exceedingly gratifying response" to the sub¬
ordinated
offering,
which was managed
on
a
best-efforts
basis
by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and S. D. Lunt & Co., said the $21,300,000 had "helped support certain key expansion moves" by
the
53-hotel organization.
Last
triple
upon
quisition will be consummated
The
of
vote
to
unit
1
Chemical
r
plane for
announced
were
California
of
Station—
called
1959,
'
production will be processed into
other
chemicals
sold
by Oronite and by California
Spray-Chemical
Corp., another Standard subsidiary, the capacity of the unit will be
sufficient to serve fully requirements of Oronite customers
throughout
additional shares of stock at
Russell, President, announced on Aug. 20 that the
a special
meeting of stockholders to be held on
J.
T.
have
"
West's first
the
anhydride
dollar
industrial
part
Plans for
balance between
been
completed,"
at
President
Marketing
the four
Southern Pacific Co.—Plans
of
maleic
multi-million
While
Land and Oil; Building and Land
and Small Business. From the first
the purchase of the 21,535
share.—V. 166, p. 571.
sT&'ii'
■■
..
Chemical's
operating divisions.
As additional proceeds
are
received, they will be used to expand
the four divisions, with
the largest amount ($300,000) going to the land and oil division.
The
company
now has outstanding
36,023 shares of stock. The
prospectus indicates that the company may have incurred a contingent
liability in the amount of $90,057 in the sale of this stock, being
the purchase price thereof, which was sold pursuant to preorganization
subscriptions obtained in April 1959 from 122 residents of Mississippi.
The stock was sold without registration under the Securities Act of
1933 in reliance upon an exemption therefrom,
which exemption may
not in fact have been available. Certain of these subscribers obtained
$2.50
the
of
auction
capacity of 20,000,000
pounds of the chemical annually, Mr, Powell disclosed.
It will be built
at Standard's refinery at Richmond, .Calif:, and is scheduled for com¬
pletion by mid-1960.
was organized in May 1959 and proposes
number of varied activities, including the
Divisions:
1958
Y.
N.
June
of
as
Dec.
Island,
sound
"The
mercial
new.
a
operating
establish
to
used
directors
and
17 was concurrent with the opening of Servo's
Aug.
square
additional
for
v.;• -
construction
Powell,
The
proceeds of the stock sale,
it is intended to supply Southeastern
Building with $160,000 so as to provide it with suflicient funds to
complete its building program; and an aggregate of $150,000 will be
Mr.
used
be
in
dispose
reconditioned basis rather than- sell them at
a
chemical
the
Fred
are
Development; Mortgage Brokerage;
v
The proceeds
equipment.
new
15-year unsecured
a
$1,000,000 with The Mutual Life Insurance -Co.
York, it was announced by Henry Blackstone,
New
of
Aug. 17 consummated
on
Development
to engage
four
establish
California.—V.
poration
Corp.—Registers With SEC'
acquisition,
development, construction
and/or financing of timber'
lands, commercial buildings, suburban residential developments,
and
small
business
and
manufacturing
opportunities.
It proposes to
in California and the fourth largest in the United States. Land
Insurance Co.
is the third
largest title insurance company in
190, p. 402.
pany
on
middle of
haphazard
a
Plans for
at $2.50 per share.
cisable
''
,
.
mine was closed down in the
decided it would be preferable to
.'
the
by him.
37,429 shares
,
Standard' Oil Co. of California—Unit to Build
of Southeastern
stock
Southeastern
and of Land Title Insurance Co. have
this company
of
directors
The
stock
of
additional
-
Plant—
to be offered in exchange for the
Building Corp., on a one-for-one basis,
conditional upon
the tender of sufficient Building Corp. stock for
exchange so
that the Development Corp. will own ar, least
75%.
The remaining 21,535 shares are covered by outstanding options exer¬
in
Security Title Insurance Co.—Proposed
sale
Ltd.—To Sell Mine—
gold
company
assets
on
"."'
■;
the same number of shares at $2.50 per share.
the shares is to be made by management officials
and employees, for which a 25c per share commission is to be paid
(plus
expenses).
Dr. R. C. Cook, President and promoter,
is to
receive as his salary 5,600 shares and a 2%
cash override on the sale
of the first 120,000 shares;
but he is to receive no commission on
An
$3,060,559
1,499,363
2,201,991
basis;.:'All underground equipment has been re¬
moved and all surface openings have been capped.-Most of the re¬
moved equipment has been or will shortly be reconditioned and readied
for sale while dismantling of surface equipment is presently underway.
corporation, located at 311 First Federal Bldg., Hattiesburg.
Miss., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 18, 1959
covering 733,964 shares of common stock. -The company proposes to
offer 340,000 shares for public sale at $2.50 per share.
Each pur¬
chaser
also
will receive an option for the purchase on or
before
the
(1944)
$4,376,536
•
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:
v
Stadacona
the
mine
or
This
common
' 510,619
..
.
,
The
April 7, 1960 of
Public ! offering of
Security Industrial Loan Association,
dependent
Southeastern Development
$785,667
11433,708
;
1958.
and
with
agreement
warrants issued pursuant to an
TV, Inc., in April 1957.—V. 183, p. 1478.
$894,349
ops.
inc
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$2,825,979 $16,812,535 $15,062,071'
2,040,312
12,435,999
12,001,513
,
added the cash proceeds, aggregating $238,696,
the exercise of warrants and jptions to its working
of
-
Balance sheet
as
at" Dec. 31, 1958 indicates working capital of
$250,138, exclusive of marketable investments carried at $75,500 (Mar¬
ket value $87,700) and other investments-at. residual cost of $5,003.
of the proceeds of the sale of stock by Levey. The company
outstanding
1,424.559 shares of common stock.
Levey is
the owner of 270,431 shares, and he holds an option for an
additional 100,000 shares.
250,000 shares are reserved for issuance
exercise
ry.
266.
p.
as
upon
190,
year
has
listed
1959—Month—1958.^
$3,100,265
2,205,916
Stadacona Mines
part
now
199.
p.
Stadacona
Mines
(1944)
Limited proposes to devote its residual
liquid assets to the search for and development of new ore possibili¬
ties in some of the more promising mineral areas of Canada or else¬
where, Roy Robertson, President, states, in the annual report for tho
has
it on
from
rev
railway oper.
—V.
of
Railway oper. revenue— $13,081,398
Railway
Net
covering
capital and intends tc treat similarly the proce'eds aggregating $150,000
to be received on the exercise of additional warrants.
It will receive
1959—6 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. June 30—
Net
a registration statement with the SEC oh
172,242 shares of its common stock. Of this
shares were issued or are to be issued pursuant to
warrants issued in 1956 to Matthew M. Fox, of which Fox has purchased
75,000 shares at $3 per share and owns warrants to purchase 50,000
additional shares at $3 per share cn or before Oct. 31, 1959; 1,500
shares- were
issued by the company to William J. Shanahan, Chief
Engineer, at $3,375 per share pursuant to a 1955 option^ 1,000 to
Tcm Compere, public relatiohs counsel,
at $4,125 per share pursuant
to
a
195G
option;
1,000 to Robert A. Hall, director, at $4.50 per
share pursuant to a 1950 option; and ah aggregate'of 13,742 shares
to various persons in lieu of cash for services rendered, pursuant to
authorization of the directors in Januiry 1958.
The prospectus also covers 30,000 common rhares owned by Arthur
Levey, President, which will be offered for sale through brokers.
by
Split—|-
will consider increasing; the authorized
shares; (par $2>-to
6,000,000 shareg
three-for-two split-up.—V? 190,
a
Railway oper. revenue—:
Railway oper, expenses
&
FIRST SIX MONTHS
EARNINGS FOR JUNE AND
to effect
Stock
a
18
3,000,000
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
filed
cor)>oration
This
Sept.
on
from
Period End. June 30—
Electronics
Aug. 13, 1959
stock, 125,000
no
stock
(no par)
Television Corp. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
stockholders
The
common
1977.—V. 188, p. 2831.
year
Skiatron
,
debentures.
$2,038.75, from which
balances is first de¬
ducted and the
balance applied towards principal.
If all required
payments are made, this indebtedness will be fully, paid off in the
received
Aug. 24 for the purchase
from
it
of
$4,470,000 equipment trust certificates.
The certificates
will mature hi 15 equal annual instalments from June 1, 1960 to 1974.
The certificates will be the second
part of a $8,490,000 issue that
will be secured by 1,000 all-steel box cars, costing about $11,187,366.
Underwriters led by Salomon Bros. -St Hutzler were awarded the first
similar-sized instalment of certificates in June with
a bid that set
will open bids at noon (EDT)
company
of interest and principal on the
fiPayable in constant quarterly installments of
interest at the rate of 4J/2%
a year on unpaid
The-company
RR.—Bids Aug. 24—
Seaboard Air Line
The
Spiegel, Inc.—To Effect
deposited with the Trustee as collateral
tThe common stock has been
for the payment
Skiatron
a
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
(81$)-
International
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Stuyvesant
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$301,247
165,595
$274,692
182,659
$1,839,430
$2,028,536
991,947
1,209,140
The
to
the
and
Net
rev.
from ry.
Net railway oper,
—V.
190,
p.
266.
ops,
inc.—
$135,652
$92,033
$847,483
$819,396
61,158
45,689
308,083
336,065
•
Insurance
Co.,
Allentown,
Pa.—Changes
in Personnel—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
board
directors
has
announced
newly-created position of
Chief
which
of
Executive
specializes
allied- line,
surety
Succeeding
Mr.
in
Officer,
of
the
election
Chairman of
the
109-year
automobile,- reinsurance,
bond,
Wills
ocean
as
of
F.
Reed
Wills
the
Board
of
Directors
old
insurance
company
mobile
marine- and- inland-
President; iis. Maurice
G.
home,
marine
Olson
fire
ami
coverage.
who
hM
Number 5875
Volume 190
and
Vice-President
Executive
been
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
the
of
director
a
since
company
Taft Broadcasting Co.—Earnings
,
1955.
Three
Elected
Wills,
Wills
Reed
Pa.,
He
since
President
is
General
of
Co. is a principal
the insurance com¬
General Acceptance in May 1945.
its
acquisiiton
by
Suburban
Propane
Gas
pany
President,
Anton,
announced
23
Park, New York. Mr. Anton explained that his company has
five years delivered LP-Gas to the Island from its Mount
York plant, but it was primarily for industrial and marine
uses.
Harvey W. Lewis, a member of the board of directors of the
Empire State Petroleum Association, Inc., is President of Lewis Oil Co.
Lewis, which has been a fuel oil distributor for a number of years,
has distributed LP-Gas for only about three years. Indications seem
to be that the distribution of these two products is not kindred, one
of the more important factors being the large investment required for
LP-Gas storage equipment at each customer's home which is not the
and Kings
the
for
Kisco,
past
New
with
case
L.
A.
oil.
fuel
Katz,
of operations,
manager
to the two
that in addition
said
acquired plants Suburban Propane has plans to establish other districts
so
as to
eventually serve homes and industry throughout all of Long
Island.—V. 190, p. 403.
#
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Sun
Chemical
'
of its expansion program, this corporation has purchased
the stock of Pennsylvania Color & Chemical Co., Inc.,
'As part
Doylestomn, Pa., a leading manufacturer of pigment dispersions,
man E. Alexander, President announced on Aug.
16. The amount
of
Nor¬
paid
;and numerous other applications.
It will be operated as one of Sun's autonomous divisions and becomes
of Sun's Chemical
Group,
which includes Ansbacher-Siegle, a
leading manufacturer of dry pigments, Warwick Chemical, producer of
textile resins, and Electro Technical Products, which makes insulations,
part
Sun is also a manufacturer of printing
•special coatings and plastics.
inks, paints and finishes.
—V.
Ink Co.,
facilities
efficient
the
of
user
a
known,"
efficient
most
said.
Thome
Mr.
service
addition,
"In
trained
a
available to
service staff will be
technical
and
laboratory
available
in
assure the
graphic arts
the
field."
that
added
He
«be
all
produtcs
plant.
the
from the
available
would
full
of Sun's
Graphic Arts Group
include, in addition to
These
new
of printing inks,
range
190,
a
complete line of litho supplies for plates and
a
pressroom.—V. 189, p. 2937.
A
the
Rule
its
to
for
15d-20
the
under
Exchange
Securities
meeting has been called to vote upon a proposed amendment
company's Certificate of Incorporation, to increase the number
shares
of
$50
par
cumulative preferred
stock from
150,000 to 300,000 shares, to increase the number of authorized shares
of $9 par common stock 1,500,000 to 2,500,000 shares, and to authorize
the board of directors, before the issuance of each series of preferred
stock, to fix the terms and conditions upon which shares of such
series shall
be
convertible into
shares
of
any
other class of stock.
The stockholders will also be asked to vote on a proposal to authorize
the issuance of
up
to $10,000,000 of convertible subordinated notes
or debentures,
and to authorize the board of directors to set the terms
the
to
of
authorized
and
connection
in
Securities
of
of
holders
its
"Union
In
1933
thereof
not
does
acquired
an
exchange
to
registration statement
a
which
1952
public
the
proposed
requested exemption, it
owned of record and
the
securities
has
Co.,
in
of
support
outstanding
pursuant
its filing of
with
of
Act
securities.
all
of
Supercrete
•■which
99.4%
50
of
the
outstanding
Grand
shares
that
and
persons,
offer.—V.. 189,,
Ltd.
at
Common
—
McDowell
&
offered
'stock
series
common
1176.
p.
Aug.
19
an
—
Straus,
shares
the
oversub¬
Technical
The
proceeds
purchase from the company a three-year 6%
note for a like
Outstanding common stock will be increased to 850,247 shares.
BUSINESS—Company
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the busi¬
distributing readymix concrete and related
territory
includes
southwestern
Ontario
and
southern Manitoba and southern Saskatchewan.
Headquarters are at
St. Boniface, Man., adjacent to Winnipeg.
of
manufacturing
products.
and
selling
Its
in
EARNINGS—Supercrete
(Canadian),
equal
ing
31,
Dec.
on
to
58
reported
1958
cents
of
share
per
net
earnings
of
stock
common
$339,065
outstand¬
1958.
DIVIDENDS—In
recent
quarters, the company has been paying stock
dividends
at
the rate of 2%
quarterly.
The company intends that
the August 1959 dividend and
the November 1959 dividend, each of
,2%
in stock, will be combined and will be paid to stockholders in
November.
Purchasers
the
of
issue
new
will
entitled
be
both
to
^dividends.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
C%
loans
convertible
tures
due
May 1,
stock
notes
by
the
1,150,000
subsidiaries—™
40,000'
this
amount
request
selling
notes
of
**850,247 shs.
receivables
by
a
company
and
floating
ana
inventory.
charge
from
bank
a
mature
in
instalments
other
financial
fixed
until
institution
the lender or the representative of
shareholder is required at the same time
the
of
or
of
the
to
and,
stock
which
1966.
name
each
of
has
Shares
Inc
for
&
purchase
agreed
of
and
to
these
debentures.
the
respective
purchase
&
Podesta
Co.
Bosworth,
Sullivan
p.
&
Inc
—
190,
100,000
:
are
as
Shares
Fusz-Schmelzle
40.000
H.
&
Co..
Inc.
10,000
Inc.—
of
Department
Navy
a
Shaine
&
Co.,
30,000
Logan & Co
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Co.
15,000
Armstrong,
15,000
i.
&
—
Co.,
10,000
&
Jones,
Inc.
7,500
7,500
Lawson
this
of
contract brings
by
Technical Operations
mately $128,000.—V. 190,
This
a
400,000
machines
White,
Inc
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co.
Charles A. Parcells & Co._
5,000
5,000
5,000
199.
corporation, located at 300 Empire Building, Des Moines, Iowa,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 17, 1959, covering
shares of capital stock.—V. 188, p. 995.
line
Toro's
to
home
for
Institutional
year.
49
of
lawn
sales
care
the
of
The
net
regular
June
30,
excess
earnings
and
gating
the
of
nonrecurring
1959,
the
for
study
of
Caribbean Airways.
and
its
subsidiaries
from
six-months period
ending
the
for
Trans
of
name
corporation
sources
in the sum of $2,859,545.
In addition thereto, the
proceeds over the computed net depreciated cost of
said
period amounted to
$2,251,217,
aggre¬
addition to net worth in the sum of $5,110,762.—V. 189,
was
the
of
properties
net
sold
an
during
2078.
p.
Trans Nation Minerals Ltd.—Canadian Restricted List
The SEC
als
Ltd.
Aug. 13 announced the addition of Trans Nation Miner¬
Canadian Restricted List.
This list is comprised of the
on
its
to
of
names
Canadian
companies whose securities recently have been or
currently are being distributed In the United States in violation of the
registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933. This deprives
investors
formed
the
of
financial
realistic
and
registration
force
used in the Polaris missile.
Changed—
Chalk, President, on Aug. 6 announced that the corporate
corporation was legally changed to TRANSPORTATION
OF AMERICA on July 30,
1959.
The airline activities of the
this
of
corporation will be continued in the
would
other
and
evaluation
of
information
the
of
worth
essential
the
to
in¬
an
which
securities
provide.
Corp.—SEC
Files
Action
En¬
to
Subpoena—
The
that
SEC
it
Worth
Fort
Regional
Office
announced
Aug.
1959;
14,
had
made
application to the U. S. District Court, Western
Virginia,
for
an
order
directing
Arthur
F.
Dobie
of
Va., to comply with a subpoena requiring him to appear
District
of
Roanoke,
and
give evidence in the Commission's investigation of John Milton
Addison, Trans-World Mining
Corp.,
and
certain
other
individuals
and
companies. Mr. Dobie
Aug.
28,
1959,
why
he
ordered
was
should
by the Court
be ordered to
not
to show
cause
comply
with
oiv
the^
subpoena.
TranscontinentalGas Pipe Line Corp.—Registers With.
total research program conducted
the
rocket-missile
on
propellants
approxi¬
to
200.
p.
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
This
corporation, located at 3100 Travis St., Houston, Texas, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 17, 1959, covering
$2,957,352 of interests of participants in its Thrift Plan for Env-
Tennessee
Corp.—Plans
stockholders
The
Stock
Split—
17 will consider amendments to
the
the following respects:
(a)
increase
authorized common stock, $2.50 per value from 2,200,000 to 2,500,000
shares; (b) change authorized common stock either (1) from 2,500,000
shares
of
common
stock, $2.50 par value
(in event amendment in
Certificate
of
is adopted)
(a)
(2)
or
from
into
stock,
188,
in
of
stock,
common
stock,
common
$1.25
$2.50
par
(a)
par
2294.
p.
Tennessee Gas Transmission
offer
An
stock
of
by
East
exchange
an
Tennessee's
That
of
of
Chairman
Gas
Tennessee
will
Gas
has
been
by
approved
Aug.
on
and
14
by
S.
H.
Gardiner
by
authorized
have
stock
for
each
Walters,
Symonds,
shares
of
Board
share
one
of East
in
the
SEC
registration
shortly
statement.—V.
190,
of
more
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
with offices in the Meadows Building, Dallas, Texas,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 12, 1959, covering
convertible debentures due Sept. 1, 1974, to be offered
company,
a
may
ittt
of
465.
p.
per
Caribbean
Trans
Plans
the
revealed
The
the
for
heart
Airways,
of
Inc.
above.
Co.—To
construction
of
Construct New
22-story office building in.
Los Angeles,
Calif., wese<
President.
district
of
July 22 by J. Doyle DeWitt,
on
Travelers
new
building
and
will
and
Building'
modem
a
mid-Wilshire
the
area
will
have
452,000
ft
sq.
of
floor
gross
Kingsley Streets.
The
ford,
utilize
building
Travelers
will
Cost
full
a
block
the
be
Insurance
Conn.
largest
Companies
is
Wilshire Boulevard
on
estimated
project
outside
at
between Har¬
undertaken
ever
its
of
than
more
home
The-
by
in
office
Hart¬
$15,000,000.
The
entire project is being planned and
designed
Associates,
architects and
engineers.
George
contractor.
and
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp.—Registers Debentures
aggre¬
Transportation Corp. of America—New Name—
See
the
with
403.
p.
an
which
years
Aug. 7 filed a letter of notification with th«*
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be^
on
300,000
$1
vard
statement
three
share, through Simmons & Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for relocation of a plant; purchase of
additional
electronic
laboratory
equipment;
purchase
of
additional
machine shop equipment; development of new products and for work¬
ing capital.
the
filed
corporation
covering
offered at
Tennes¬
holders
by
190,
and
stock
the
Transdyne Corp., Maspeth, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
Board
and
Exchange
Commission
in
Washington
covering
the
offering of the additional common shares required for the acquisition,
which
offering will be made
only by means of the prospectus in¬
cluded
1959.—V.
preferred
East
shares.
registration
a
offer
the
2%
acceptance
on,
Tennessee
file
beginning July 1,
Travelers Insurance
conditioned
East
the
of
Gas.
common
stock,
of
80%
operation
the outstanding common
Knoxville, Tenn., through
all
Co.
firms
two
jointly
directors
Gas
common
the
Gas
Tennessee,
Tennessee
Tennessee
than
of
during
directors.
East
of
Tennessee
of
of
of
be
of 178,929 shares of five series
purchased under the Thrift Plan
stock
common
gate
Co.—Proposed Acquisition
acquire
Natural
announced
was
to
company
stock
board
Chairman
see
this
Tennessee
ployees, together with 135,193 shares of
par value
value (in
is not adopted)
into 4,400,000 shares of
value, and in each such event to change
common
stock,
$2.50 par
value into two shares of
$1.25 par
value to
effect
a
two-for-one split-up—
of
share
shares of
shares
$1.25
stock,
common
in
5,000,000
2,200,000
amendment
evenr,
Sept.
on
Incorporation
by
Welton
A.
Fuller
Becket.
Co.
is.
general
The
Travelers
Insurance
Companies plans to occupy approximately
70,000 sq. ft. of the building, with lease negotiations for the balanceof
the
space
being handled by Cola well,
Bunker
& Co.,
exclusiver
leasing agents for Travelers.—V. 186, p. 1547.
$1,000,000 of 6%
public sale by Stroud & Co., Inc., and Auchincloss, Parker & RedThe debentures are to be offered for sale at 100% of principal
and the underwriters are to receive a commission of 8%.
for
path.
amount;
The
of
company
in
incident
to
a
organized
was
for
exploration
interest
its
is engaged
and
in 1955
production of
and
gathering system
exploration activities
gas
oil
and
It
gas.
in the business
also owns an
gasoline
plant and
undertakes drilling
and natural
the company
Union Bagr-Camp Paper Corp. — Stock Offered—An
underwriting group headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons on Aug. 18
publicly of¬
fered
PROCEEDS—The
ventures.
the debentures are to be applied to the
corporate purposes including the
development of prcven and unproven oil and gas -acreage under lease,
chiefly in the Central Gulf Coast area of Texas and the acquisition of
No
small oil and gas companies and
activities incidental thereto.
The company management estimates that
it will spend about $250,000
during the next 12 months in drilling,
emphasis being placed on the development of additional gas reserves
suitably located tc supply new gas lines which it is expected will tap
this area, according tc the prospectus.—V. 186, p. 2802.
of
Net
of the sale of
proceeds
credit
327,042 shares of capital stock at $44.75
funds
of
available
for
general
producing oil and gas properties and
(August)
(Germany)—Fires Europe's
Thyssen-Huette
will
proceeds
dation
is
largest
and
blast
modern
most
and
Steel
Community
has
just
within
furnace
been
placed
into
the
charitable,
mills
paper
by
of
which
in
of
pig iron,
blast
introduction
a
1958
amounted
furnace
of
1,643,000 metric
to
this
marks
size
about
of
N.
eight
blast
furnaces
Thyssen-Huette's
annual
1,425,000
which
EARNINGS—Net
$88,315,000
compared
92c
share,
per
were
with
total pig iron production in Germany. The added production!
will enable Thyssen-Huette to produce about 3,000,000 metric
crude steel a year,
about 12%
of Germany's steel capacity.
But even with the increased capacity, Thyssen-Huette's percentage of
German output is below the share the firm held before World War H.
of
"This
production
part
noted,
of
expansion
"does
not
of
the
represent
an
August
Thyssen-Huette,"
attempt
to
obtain
German steel production; rather we are still
to what we had before."—V. 189, p. 749.
a
Dr.
larger
catch
up
attempting
to
Toledo
Terminal
RR.—Partial
Redemption—
has called for redemption on Oct. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $120,000 of its first mortgage 434%
bonds due Oct. 1, 1982 at 100%, plus accrued interest. Payment will
be
made
at
the Toledo Trust Co.,
245 Summit St., Toledo,
Ohio.
—V. 188, p.
1658.
The
July
in
for
net
the
income
on Aug. 12 reported that sales for the year ended
$18,225,000—the highest annual figure ever attained
history and 23% above last year's total.
corporation
31
in the
totaled
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
firm's 45-year
United
States
producer
fully-integrated pulp and',
Franklin, Va.,
having:
of paper and board. Other
and
half
net
have
regular quarterly rate
dividends
like
in
in
months
net
For
the
been
in
1957
each
JUNE
ON
and
1959,
share,
1958,
year
$2.13
per
continuously
paid
of 30c in
amount
full
per
$6,743,000,
of
income
or
Trenton,
30,
June
$1.30
to
and
$15,654,000
at
are
Glens Falls, N. Y.
ended
equal
southeastern
five
plants
Richmond;
1958.
of
income
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
extra
six
lend
Other
Pa.;
$9,580,000,
$73,722,000
first
and
fee.
New Hone,
of
the
$156,908,000
with the
by
or
sales-
share.
since
1940
1958, supplemented'
year.
30,
1959
Outstanding
Authorized
Long-term liabilities:
•Notes payable to banks,
*4.65%
1862-64 $27,OGO,OCO
$16,200,000
30,000,000
due
notes, due 1963-78
indebtedness
Sundry
Capital stock ($6% par)
1120,000,000
1,353,233
1,353,233
,
7,379,388 shrs.
•Due
**7,379,383 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
outstanding
1964. Interest
which is V* of
1%
above
interest charged by Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. at the close of business on the l~st preceding
interest payment date, but not more than 434%
per annum nor less
than 3%%
per annum.
For the quarter beginning July 1, 1959 the
is
in
equal
payable
company
of
$10,000,000,
••Does
the
instalments March 31,
per
annually
to
on
the United
evidenced
not
Oct. 1,
the loan
include
company's
■
on
Oct. 1, 1978.
with The Equitable Life Assurance
States, the company
by a 4.65% note, on
Stock Option
;
1963 to 1977 and 25%
agreement
375,415
to
1962
annum
will pay at the rare oi 434 %.
^Pursuant
Society
annual
quarterly at an interest rate
the prime commercial rate of
*Due 5%
company
Toro Manufacturing
foundation.
Calder Foun¬
two
Ga.
timber
in
owned
salt's
and
sales
of
acres
is
75%
Chicago; St. Louis;
Lakeland, Fla.
were
present
Michel
largest
the
operates
iron
pig
is now 2,500,000 metric tons,
according to the company's
Technical Vice-President, Dr. Alfred Michel. This equals 13.5%
of the
tons
is
CAPITALIZATION
its
Louis
The
by Louis Calder exclusively for'
literary and educational purposes.
Savannah,
J.;
tons.
With
Calder
Louis
company.
1951
scientific,
at
The
by
the
in
company
situated
states,
new
capacity
share.
aggregate annual capacity of 925,000 tons
products include container-board, corrugated boxes and sheets, bleached'
paper and board, and various types oi conveiter and wr: pping paper.
The
company,
which
also manufactures
and
sells
lumber,
owns
or
tons.
a
approach 'for Thyssen-Huette and the German steel
industry since
daily blast furnace capacity has customarily been below 1,000 metric
by
company
The
bags.
paper
sold
was
received
established
BUSINESS—The
European
operation
in the. German Ruhr Valley. The new blast furnace,
number
eight for Thyssen-Huette, has a capacity of 1,500 to 2,000
metric
tons
daily and will appreciably increase the company's pro¬
stock
be
trust
a
religious,
and
company
per
This offering was oversubscribed.
to
filed
of
a
The
Supervised Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
*
new
Roy
CORP..
by
contract
10.000
Carr.
B.
•___
Co
Cruttenden,
Inc.
loan
underwriters,
conversion
eafeih underwriter
severally
40,000
___
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
—V.
com¬
upon
.
Allyn & Co.,
Loewi
O.
name
facility
135,868 shares reserved
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Bache
and
company.
UNDERWRITERS—The
amounts
,
Contract—
award
chemistry research team working on the project is utilizing
newly completed chemistry laboratories in Burlington.
They will
and evaluate pore-size and surface area characteristics of the
solid fuels and correlate their findings with actual propellant behavior.
Propellant samples have been submitted to Tech/Ops by the Naval
Propellant Plant at Indian Head, Md., the Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
Washington, D. C., and by the Aerojet-General Corp., Sacramento,
The
certain
cn
follows:
C.
the
of
the
study
duction
on
secured
the
**Not including
A.
announced
the
The
40,000
2,000,000 shs.
^Concurrently with payment for the shares offered hereby, the
is obligated, under the underwriting agreement, to make a
the
may
The
this
724,000
pany
the
Ordnance
of
Bureau
July 23
on
solid fuel rocket propellants similar to those
Coal
par i
by lien
are
of
assets
'663,750
deben¬
1957————
(25c
♦Collateralized
tSuch
current
in
it
so
Largest Blast Furnace—
+304,000
663,750
.
subordinated
payable
Mortgages
.Common
$985,000
$304,000
notes—*—.
6%
additions
new
last
over
leases
Outstanding
■
——:
payable
notes
3-year
,
future
of
FINANCING
Authorized
♦Bank
€%,
immediate
the
advantage
Operations Inc.—Awarded
corporation
This
proceeds from the sale of 200,000 shares will go
will be applied to the reduction of bank loans;
from the sale of 100,000 shares will go to a stockholder who
and
company
amount.
ness
in
debt
take
to
funds
increasing business.
Talcott,
founded
in
1854,
is
engaged in all phases of industrial
finance—accounts receivable and inventory financing, mortgage, equip¬
ment and special loans, factoring, industrial time sales financing and
rediscounting.
In the first half of 1959, the volume of receivables
processed
by the
company
amounted to more than $495,000,000.—
V. 190, p. 717.
common
price of $7.37%. Jhe offering was
a
300,000
PROCEEDS—Net
'Will
subordinated
additional
group
Offered
of
on
the
of
success
.
convertible
Securities
underwriting
Stock
headed
the
to
Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc.—Name
intention of issuing 80,000 shares of
preferred stock and $2,000,000
reported its
cumulative
of
convertible
scribed.
to
has
company
new
offering
states that
the number
are
exceed
under
'
Blosser
variety of
a
record
past year: the Whirlwind rotarles
the Sportsman,
a
versatile riding
units.
and
models, domesticregistered a 32%
large machinesled by the new hydraulically operated
seven-gangmower Parkmaster;
the
Greensmower, designed exclusively for golf courses, and the 32inch Whirlwind—topped 1958 totals by 7% .—V. 189, p. 2833.
1
conditions upon which such debentures may be convertible.
Tne
a
of
Act
an
of
,
Financing
on
powers
by these
foreign sales
increase
meeting of the stockholders of the company will be held
main office, 225 Fourth Ave., on Thursday, Aug. 27.
special
V.
exemption from the. requirement to file annual and
other
periodic reports;
and the Commission has issued
an
order
giving interested persons until Aug. 21, 1959, to request a hearing
upon the
application.
r.
Sunrise
Supermarkets
made
an
undertaking
to
file periodic re¬
,
Talcott, Inc.—Special Meeting
that
Paced
and
The
located in East Rockaway, Long Island, N. Y.,
application to the Securities and Exchange Commission,
made
ports
machine
corporation,
pursuant
.
887,430
299,637
$0.21
the company's
at
common
1934,
395,324
$0.27
this
to Be Held—
each
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.—Requests Exemption—
This
has
share
199
p.
Awards
division of the Sun Chemical Corp., has
broken ground for a new ink plant on a 3-acre site on Glendale Milford
Road in Cincinnati, Ohio, according to John S. Thome, Vice-President
.in charge of the parent organization's Graphic Arts Group.
Completion
of the plant is expected by Nov. l.~
"The new plant will offer a complete line of letterpress, lithographic,
'
flexographic and rotogravure inks produced with the most modern and
General Printing
link
1,076,132
forma)
(pro
per
sales
new
action,
California.
'>f. Division Building New Plant—
•
income
Net income
the
for
introduced
"Wind-Tunnel"
Trans-World Mining
Color, with sales in excess of $1,000,000 annually, is
manufacturers of pigments dispersed in solid form
and in various vehicles which are used extensively in the manufacture
of inks for fine color printing, industrial coatings, plastics, cosmetics
leading
the
of
:
(pro forma)
with
credit
models
consumer
$2,164,255
tization)
Net
Pennsylvania
one
$2,510,556
Gibson, Vice-President in charge of sales and advertising,
major
gave
1958
1959
disclosed.
not
was
for
of
all
cash
Corp.—Acquisition—
Robert W.
'J
Show Gain—
30—
June
revenues
secure
■'
'
ended
Operating profit (before depreciation and amor¬
Service—
Corp.—Expands
July
on
months
(James)
the extension of
Suburban Propane Gas Service into Long Island, through the acquisition
of the LP-Gas (bottled gas) business of the Lewis Oil Co. at Shirley
Mark
Net
Allen-
of
Corp.
Acceptance
which The Stuyvesant Insurancehas held the post of President of
of
subsidiary.
town,
of Executive Vice-President was J. Bowling
since 1957 and a director since 1954.
position
Vice-President
a
■
F)
the
to
,53
(817)
shares
will borrow an additional
Sept. 1, 1959.
reserved
for
issuance
pursuant
Plan.
named below, acting
through Blyth & Co., Inc. and Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons, as repre¬
sentatives, have entered
into an underwriting agreement
selling stockholder and the company whereby they have severally agreed
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
underwriters
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
54
holderinthe respective
respective names:
Bivth
J.
CoT
&
Bache
Co
&
Robert
1,000
Inc.
Barth
t
a
Lester, Ryons & Co
Manley, Bennett & Co
A. E. Masten & Co
1.000
Inc—
1.000
—
2,000
1,000
1,000
Simmons-—
Blunt Ellis &
& Co
Boettcher
Bosworth Sullivan & Co.—
J C
Bradford & Co
Alex
Brown & Sons
Brush
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Butcher
Sherrerd
&
&
Dodge
Clark
& Co.—
Co.—
Skaggs &
Davis
—
—
Weedon
Crowell,
'Dickson
S
Co
Co.
&
Courts
2,000
2,500
1,000
1,000
4,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
4,000
2,500
& Co.,. Inc.—
Dominick & Dominick
Francis I
duPont & Co.—
Union Se-
Dillon,
Eastman
Blworthy & Co.
Estabrook & Co.
California
—
Inc.-
Co.
First
Marshall
Robert Garrett & Sons
Foster
&
Glore,
Forgan &
Co
& Co
Sachs
Goldman,
Ripley
Harriman
Co.,
&
7,000
Inc
1,000
2,500
4,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
-
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hentz
H
Co.—
&
Richards
Hill
—
1,000
4,000
Hornblower & Weeks
—V.
the
190, p. 718.
it
Asia,
vertising
The
in
building
Park,
Industrial
Syosset
the
Eileen
15
research
Vice-President,
On
Bowling
Corp.,
Crankshaft
Universal
The
to
This
1,000
2,500
2,500
7,000
7,000
Lake
Salt
The
interested
giving
order
an
order
authorizing
aggregating
borrowings
from
^25,000,000
made
fourteen
banks; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested per¬
until Aug. 31, 1959, to request a hearing thereon. Net proceeds
1959
together
borrowings
the
and
which
1960
available
with
to
estimated
is
$31,600,000—V.
scription by stockholders
additional
share
for each
held.
then
shares
ten
previously
As
re¬
net proceeds of the stock sale will provide funds to partially
the company's treasury for capital expenditures heretofore
retire short-term bank loans, to finance in part the cost
of the continuing program of property additions and improvements,
and for other corporate purposes.
Bank loans are expected to amount
ported,
made,
Tank
Union
A
in large capacity
industrial use, which
the
of
Announcement
Co.
all-steel
which
Aquatore,
looks
like
sidiaries
President of Graver
model of the Aquadisplayed for the first time at the annual American Water
was
Francisco, Calif.
first new design in large capacity
almost a quarter
century and eliminates
in
convention
Works
The
in
towers
water
sightly
required
tie-rods
and
struts
elevated
the
conventional tanks for
on
un¬
large-
capacity installations, according to Mr. Root.
Capacity of the Aquatore ranges from 300,000 gallons to 3 million
gallons and more. It is designed for large-capacity municipal installa¬
tions as well as for special industrial applications.
The Aquatore is the largest water tower design ever to use only a
single supporting column.
The first Aquatore is scheduled for con¬
struction
late
summer.—V.
this
190,
404.
p.
Canada—Files
Commission—
With Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
of
corporation
American
covering
stock
common
Alex.
Brown
The
&
offered at
be
market
the
($1
share),
per
Vita-Plus
through
be used for
exploring for natural
for
expenses
The
292.
United-Carr
The
$2.50),
to
Board
will
28
Aug.
on
United Improvement
The
Corp.—Plans
Stock
The
Split—
of
& Investing
of
Governors
the
lor
Stock
Exchange
presently
of
and
a
occupies an area
being developed as
business
district,
shopping
190,
3,773
planned
center,
north
acres
of
community
churches,
Fort
schools
and
being
in
The
corporation reported
Sales
and
of
for the
months
three
profits $95,387.
$67,001 for
21V2%
in
the
sales
This
three months
and
42%
currently outstanding,
iiscal
last
year
year
the
on
in
June
adjusted
30,
On
the
share
per
in
with
number
1959
of
June
ended
compared
as
30th,
sales
to
profits.
earnings
20.5c
were
ended
1958—an
basis
the
14.4c
of
of
be
integrated
&
the
quarter of this
the same period
public
through
It
since
1943
also
the
as
retail
a
subsidiaries
acted
has
Inc.
is
company
distributor
is
the
first
assumes
of
these
quarter,
that
production
affected in
and
with
costs,
the
a
additional
facilities
in
were
pounds
operation
per
company's
profit
margin
should
be
1954;
since
80%
1945
the
Continental
Funds, Inc.;
during
the management of United Pacific Aluminum
higher volume of sales and with reduction of
the
of
the
favorably
standing
the
United
189,
is
operating
with
a
satisfactory
1396.
p.
States
company
shares
it
Corp.—Reports Record
Earn¬
ings and Sales—
This
earnings
on
sales
for
Aug.
19
reported
the quarter ended
Net
earnings
were
$4,006,000,
dividends, to $1.60 per share on
outstanding.
year
were
common
544,000
Net
earnings
$2,057,000,
in
equal
the
to
stock
and
International
equal,
July
after
2,432,909
same
81c
per
31,
shares
quarter
share
quarterly
of
oh
record
1959.
taxes
of
the
and
used
120%
Stock
the
of
now
stock
The
fiscal
holdings
shares
were
of
$3
-
funds.
United
Funds,
of
United
shares
Canada
Funds
of
Ltd.
United
investment
agreement
an
Investment
to
Research
of
Ltd.,
of United
now
United
which
out¬
Ltd.,
Canada
Associates,
inactive,
Variable
stock)
(Canada)
Funds
Westport
to
since
owner
acquire all the
United
manager
of
adviser
Ltd.;
Inc.
and
expect
Annuity Fund,
from
company
$202,500
of
class
to
A
its sale
redeem
preferred
of
Inc.
the 80,000
105%
at
stock
of
($100
value
capital
prospectus
of
the
thereof, 375 shares of $100 par
and the balance will be added to
"in
lists
Class
shares
outstanding.
shares
of
A
stock
class
are
underwriters
of
named
power
These
municipalities,
sweepers.
severally,
have
below,
shares set opposite their respective
Co.
B
19
A
anticipation
sold
selling
common
They
also
common.
being
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
:
—
at 1714 California St.,, Everett, Wash., filed
with
the S2C covering 135,000 shares of
125,000 shares are to be offered for public
located
underwriting group headed by Blyth &
10,000 shares
are
to
be
offered
to
an
Co., Ind.,
employees
remaining
structian
of the company and its subsidiary,
West- Coast
Company of California, and to finance a portion of this
Expenditures in 1959 for property additions and improvementsstoy the two companies and Beaver State Telephone Co. another
subsidiary, are estimated at $9,662,000.—V. 139, p. 1618.
program
Telephone
program.
Western International Life Co.
—
publicly
Common Stock Ofon May 8
offered 300,000 shares of non-assessable
morpstock (par 35 cents) at $1 per share.
net
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
will
be
primarily
used
com-
to increase
capit^L'and surplus.
the
of
jjturpose
basis.
reserwe,;
engaging
Its
organized under Colorado law for
in the life insurance business on a legal
of Incorporation were approved as to form
company
Articles
was
1958. The Articles
of State on Sept. 29, 3958,
issued by him on the same day.
The -companywill not be able to engage in the insurance business until
it receives a Certificate of Authority from the Commissioner of Insurancejpi^To conform with the requirements to obtain a Certificate of
Authority, the company must deposit with the Commissioner of Irisurasae: $100,000
of capital or guaranteed fund and possess $50,000
of
surplus.
Surplus is defined by Colorado law to be an excess -of
assq^sfvover the par value of the outstanding stock plus its current
obligations of every kind.
the
General of Colorado on Sept. 25,
Attorney
in
office
the
will
Secretary
was
of
all
of
the
moneys
received
from
be escrowed with the Colorado Com¬
Colorado Springs, Colo., until the company
sufficient .capital
to apply for its insurance license.
If
Savings
raised
thdCfcotnpany
immediately
Bank,
not obtain its certificate of authority from the
of the State of Colorado, the moneys deposited
returned
to
the investor on a pr© rata basis.
does
Department
in'seselfow
188,
the
AGREEMENT—80%
sale
stock
of
Authority
of
will
be
2691.
p.
.
Co.
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 42,000 shares of capital stock (par
$7.50) was made at $46 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of $1 per share. This offering is still being con¬
tinued.—V. 189, p. 2289.
—
Funds
1,
the
and
to
and
of
further
shares
the
par
par)
and
Wisconsin Central RR.
rr <r
r
Efcriod End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenpe
Railway oper. expenses
N-et
Net
from
rev.
railway
—%-190,
ry.
oper.
308.
p.
Earnings—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$3,116,849
2,504,236
$2,637,779 $16,623,262 $15,331,2-82
2,165,546
13,688.487
13,149,535
$2,934,775 '
$612,613
$472,233
225,225
ops.
inc.
239,448
768,309
$2,181,747
155,582
'
by
The
stockholders,
amount
own
76,580
largest
Chauncey
to
of
individual
L.
whose
blocks
Waddell,
on
the
pockeX^radlo
ever
com¬
of
its
outstanding
of
Corp.—New Pocket Portable Radio—
world
company
aggregating
the 759 780
board
Radio
the
racftt)vwhich
expansion
689,220 of
the 84,420
Zenith
"ft)incorporation
versibrl- of
Preferred
business."
common
vacuum
Ltd.
the
outstanding;
pany's working
preferred
Fund
shares
par
mutual
of
Research
follows:
as
1,500
to
stock
the
advisers
proceeds to
be
thereof,
preceding
2,389,926
income taxes
then
outstanding. Estimated
$1,580,000 in the respective periods.
at
all-time
net
to
value
corporation
and
investment
fund
1959, it became the
(including 50%
of the voting
into
and
of
Intercontinental
are
industrial
sweepers,
runway
company's Employee
Stock
Option Plan.
The
offering
price arid underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net^proceeds of the sale of the stock will be used to repay bank
loans mi
about
$800,000,
incurred in pursuance of the 1959 con-
has
shares
June
Continental
of
adviser
100%
owns
United
The
Plywood
the
ESCROW
adviser
Corporation,
has entered
it
investment
and
the
For
under „.,the
mercial' &
mutual
of
the sponsor-underwriter
on
stock
common
Research
become
The
Division
of
distributor
shares
it has been
Plans;
United
backlog.—V.
future.
plant now
Forms
investment
an
exclusive
and
of
2,000,000
department in the new
a
amendment.
by
The
outstanding.
approximately
through
and
—V,
of
to
as
of the issuing company and
stock, by the present holders
Peabody & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter;
offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
of
pounds
Manufacturing
Waco
public sale for the account
representing outstanding
Kidder,
aluminum
800,000
Expands—
of
&
located at 20 West 9th St., Kansas City, Mo., filed
Investment
coil
division
Reed, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Periodic
Neither
publicity, advertising,
business
of national distribution and
Co.—Division
Co., a
the Kodakon Tool
The new productic l facilities will increase United Pacific
Aluminum^
production capacity of cold roll aluminum coil from 1,200,000 pounds
to
approximately 3,600,000
pounds
per
month,
and
of
enameled
month.
sale
shares,
plied
street
Templeton
&
&
registration statement
stock, of which
for
shares
•
common
Insurance
and
$5,877,€36.
We$t Coast Telephone Co.—Registers With SEC—
by
Equipment
corporation,
thereof.
were
505.
p.
Thi&jcompany,
a
290,000
profits
increase
463,500
Jones
l90,
offered
first
for
shares
of
and
—V.
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 17, 1959, covering 370,000 shares of class A common stock, of which 80,000 shares are to be
equalled $2,037,187
$1,594,812
$1
a
new
motor
purchase the number
Schwabacher
this
Waddell
Corp.—Record Earnings—
compared
at
utilities,
high for its first quarter sales and
profits, while completing installation of two major production facilities.
a
will
It
of
sale
and
BUSINESS—This
completed for the Porter division and the Waco
Park, a Chicago suburb.—V. 190, p. 505.
This
Aluminum
for
covering
offered
be
to
Schiller
recreational
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
Y,
N.
program
a
Manufacturing
Athletic
acquired
718.
p.
United Pacific
York,
capital.
has
facilities.
Lauderdale
including
Y.—Files
N.
notification
of
cents)
10
New
used
of
letter
a
(par
Co.,
be
to
are
filed
11
Caldwell
Brooklyn,
Commission—
Engineering Co., Shiller Park,
111., Henry P. Albrecht, Waco President, has announced.
The new
company,
which was purchased for an undisclosed price,
will provide the Porter division with complete tool and die fabrication
have
1958
$2,188,457.
principal business of Wayne Manufacturing, whose
located in Pomona, Calif., is the design, development,
and-a iCertificate
Waco
Co.,
for original listing 1,239,094 common shares of this cor¬
poration,
which was
incorporated
in
1958,
in
New York,
and
is
engaged in mortgage origination, mortgage servicing, title insurance
and
the
development of the Town of Margate, Florida. The town
facilities.—V.
Inc.,
stock
common
initiation
and
Portev
Corp.—Listing—
American
proceeds
working
were
as
split,
stock.
are
were..?filed
.approved
is
Co.,
Aug.
on
of
through
promotion
consider
increasing the authorized
from
1,000,000
shares
(par
$51
to 3,000,000
shares
effect a two-for-one split-up.—V. 189, p. 749.
stock
common
(par
Fastener
stockholders
shares
share,
per
in
company
sales
outstanding
company
common
fere<|—Birkenmayer & Co., of Denver, Colo.,
Beverage
corporation
300,000
the
195S
the
value
par
and truck-mounted aircraft
agreed to
Act,
.
With Securities and Exchange
to
are
188, p.
insured by the United States
are
amended.
as
of
of
of
subsequent five-for-one stock
a
$1
used in a wide variety of applications by
airports, industrial companies and the armed forces.-
prbducts
corporation's wholly-owned sub¬
placed
various
securities
through
F.
Co., with institutional investors. The issues
&
as
1936,
letter
Sons.
proceeds
gas.—V.
to
sweepers
the
of
Government under Title XI of the Merchant Marine
of notification with the
Certificates for 200,000 shares
filed a
Voting Trust
4
Aug.
on
to a group of
received by the
names:--'
terest of the above notes
Gas Ltd.,* Alberta,
United Canso Oil &
offices
manufacture
follows, with the purpose of the loan in each
instance being shown in parentheses: $15,300,000 of 5%
interim notes and a $24,800,000 5%
mortgage note of
1681 corporation
(106,500 DWT Tanker); $7,500,000 of
5% interim notes, $2,689,200 of 5% mortgage notes, series
A, and $9,310,800 of 5% mortgage notes, series B of 1671
Corporation
(46,000 DWT Tanker); $7,500,000 of 5%
interim
notes and
$12,000,000 mortgage note of 1672
Corporation (46,000 DWT Tanker).
Principal and in¬
are
San
the
is
Aquatore
main
,
have
Eberstadt
sales
months
four
of
shares
277.775
of
Mitchum,
"doughnut in the sky," was made by Clark Root,
Tank, with headquarters in East Chicago, Ind. A
tore
converted,
are
Carriers, Inc.—Private Financing by Subsidi¬
Victory
Schwa¬
share, has
BUSINESS—The
substantial
a
adjusted for
1959,
30,
SALES—Net
first
Chairman of the Board and President of Victoreen,
Cogan,
aries—Several
huge
a
notes.
As these notes
position in Federal.
convertible
on
hold
will
H.
April
consisted
190, p. 610.
for
features a single central support¬
14 by Graver Tank & Mfg. Co.,
of Union Tank Car
division
a
July
announced
was
water storage tanks
elevated
design
new
column,
ing
of
He said,the arrangement
with
Federal,
whose products include
photographic enlargers
and
photo communications equipment,
is "part of a planned expansion
and
growth
program
involving
supplementing
and
complementing
product
lines,
research
and
development and marketing
activity."
—V.
municipal and
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
New Brochure—
recently became Chairman of Federal as well.
Tanks—
Co.—New
Car
David
additional stock is sold.—V. 190, p. 718.
$28,000,000 by the time the
$500,000
Victoreen
to
Templeton and
&
nroceeds from the sale will go
r.nd none of the proceeds will be
PROCEEDS—Net
stockholders
company
Federal
reimburse
Jones
compaiiy.
Co.—Issues
Instrument
Co.—Stock Offered—Public of¬
The stock, priced at $12.50 per
Co.
selling
has acquired an interest in Federal. Manufacturing
Engineering Corp. of Garden City, N. Y., which specializes in photo¬
graphic and electronic equipment. "
James
Malone,
President
of Federal,
said
Victoreen has
loaned
This
505.
p.
sold.
be£n
all
188,
i
Victoreen
proposal of Union Electric
of common stock for sub¬
of record Sept. 10, 1959, on the basis of one
190,
Mitchum,
by
bacher &
cash
aggregate
1201.
p.
E10 head
100,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) was
Aug. 20 by an underwriting group managed
on
jointly
will be used to pay
outstanding short-term notes,
to carry on,
but not complete, the
construction program of the company
and its subsidiaries through
of
until Sept.
persons
order,
2,300,000
fering of
the SEC for an
sons
to request a hearing upon the
Louis, to offer 1,036,602 shares
St.
Co.,
issued
has
SEC
1959,
for
Wayne Manufacturing
to
Co.—Army Contracts—
been announced by Louis R. Ripley,
through the Boston Ordnance District,
assemblies for 81 mm. mortar shells and
1,750,000 El fuzes or 20 mm. aircraft shells.
The E10 head assembly is a fuze with a built-in timing mechanism
which Waltham, in collaboration with Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N. J,-,
originally designed, developed and manufactured last Fall, when 400,000
were
delivered for qualification and field testing.
It replaces a more
complicated fuze that had cost the government more than twice the
present cost.
The company also manufactures gyroscopes and missile and aircraft
Commission—
applied
company' has
Utah,
City,
Wade
fuzes,' it has
awarded
shell
Commission—
to Securities and Exchange
assets
2078.
p.
Light Co.—Proposes Bank Borrowings
&
Power
registered
the
purchased the
distributors of Jim
and
Ordnance Ammunition Command has awarded new
company
for
production of more than 4,000,000
this
instruments.—V.
Utah
189,
Army
to
The
ing Proposal—
2,
S.
additional
Conn.,
proceeds are to be used for equipment and tools.
The
U.
contracts
notification with the
which approximately
employees at par ($100 per share).
covering
1,000 shares are to be offered
No
underwriting is involved.
Louisiana
a
time
same
Waltham Precision Instrument
Way,
Ohio-
Green,
the
acquired
Corp.
Drug
at
manufacturers
Co.,
Medicine.—V.
Foot
and
Wade"
&
Wade
The
1S58,
"Jim
Wade
Jim
of
corporation on Aug. 10 filed a letter of
1,898 shares of common stock of
The
as
to manufacture, market and distribute
products and also to develop through
proprietary drug
medicinal aids.
23,
May
trademark
calls
Files With Securities' and Exchange
1958,
was
corporation is
the
new
President.
L. I., Vice-President; Sydney Simon, Stamford,
and Edward Waldman, Detroit, director.
Westbury,
Arfin,
and for working capital.
chartered on March 28,
program;
company,
purpose of
ethical and
by
announced
for additional machinery,
used
Corporation in Shreveport, La. The charter has been duly filed in
the office < of the Secretary of State of the state of Louisiana. The
representatives in
was
will be
proceeds
PROCEEDS-—The net
Rosen,
designed
Notice of Rights Offer¬
Union Electric Co.—SEC Issues
and
Europe
Canada,
offered' 157,250
(no par value-limited
stock
common
Offered—
Stock
publicly
7
equipment ana purchase of permanent plant facilities; for research
experimentation relative to new products; for initial contacts
and purchase of
additional companies; for a proposed national ad¬
of
organization
sales
complete
give it 27 sales
will
which
Corp.
B
class
Aug.
oil
and
Syosset, Long Island. Offices are at 125 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Officers and directors are Joseph Rosen, Detroit, President; Benjamin
1,000
of
gists. No underwriting is involved.
Syosset, L. L., N. Y.—Formed—
I.,
President. Mr. Rosen also stated that U. S. Transistor
expects about half of its sales to be in the foreign market.
Besides germanium alloy junction and silicon transistors, the com¬
pany plans to expand into production of a mesa transistor and other
semi-conductor devices including micro-module components.
Research
in the fields of mblecironics and micro-miniaturization is also planned.
U. S. Transistor's modern manufacturing plant is in a new specially-
2,500
of
voting rights) at $10 per share, primarily to retail drug¬
new
allied fields.
has acquired the
States,
United
Joseph
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
1,000
1,000
-
Co
&
Fay
&
Hooker
Electronic
Super
1,000
2,000
1,000
Inc.
——
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.G. H. Walker & Co._
Walston
Co., Inc.^s-rsiWhite, Weld & Co
—
Dean Witter & Co—.—_
this
Transistor
S.
SEC
Corp.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stroud & Co., Inc—
Sutro & Co.
—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
7,000
2,000
Goodbody & Co
U.
1,000
1,000
H. Waddell (56,000
Reed, president (100,000
K,
Corp.—Class B Common
Drug:
of
shares
718.
p.
semi-conductor and
the
7,000
2,000
Catherine
Cameron
held),
corporation
This
electronics company with manufacturing
was
announced on Aug. 14.
The firm
a complete line of germanium alloy junction
and silicon transistors for use in computers,
communications devices
and military components.
U. S. Transistor will have its own Research
& Development Department-:o work with industry and Government in
of
Syosset, L.
will produce
at
1,000
Smith, Barney & Co
William R, Staats & Co.—
Stein Bros. & Boyce—_
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stone & Webster Securities
190,
U. S. Transistor Corp.,
Formation
1,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co
7,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
7,000
Co.
&
curities
withdrawn.—V.
be
facilities
1,000
McCormick & Co
2,000
McDonnell & Co. Inc.
2,000
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc
7,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc. 1,000
The Milwaukee Co,
1,000
Morgan Stanley & Co
20,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
1,000
The Ohio Company
1,000
Pacific Northwest Co
1,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
4,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co
2,500
Reinholdt & Gardner
1,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
4,000
Rodman & Renshaw—_
1,000
Schwabacher & Co
2,000
2,500
Co. Inc.__
Bineham, Walter & Hurry,
46,000
Wade
June, 10 covering
July 1, 1979, will
registration statement filed with the SEC on
of 20-year subordinated debentures due
probably
1,000
held);
of
157,500 shares
shares held); and
shares
(
Statement to Be Withdrawn—
7,000
2,000
Co
&
Becker &
G
Lehman Brothers
with
$15,000,000
2,000
7,000
7,000
2,500
Co.,
Inc
Eaker, Simonds & Co.,
Baker
Weeks & Co
104,220
211,500
July 31, 1959 were an all time high of
$53,362,000 in the three months'" period
quarter ended
compared
year.-
The
4,000
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.._
W. C. Langley & Co.______
2,500
2,000
--
---
Whipple &
W
Baird
Bacon
last
2,500
--
2-000
& Co.
Allvn
r
a
E. P. Hutton & Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
50,021
& Sons 50,021
Ihc
2,500
Lawrence
the
for
$72,177,000
Shares
shareg
Inc
Co.
&
Cvrus
Sales
stock above offered from the selling stock¬
principal number of shares set opposite their
capital
the
Durchase
to
R
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
(818)
the
class
chairman
the**Wj3xld.
Aug.
famous
17
announcea a new, advanced design
500 all-transistor pocket portable
Royal
officiials
state
is
produced and
is in
use
the
in
most
almost
popular
every
transistor
in
country
Announcement was made by L. C. Truesdell, Executive
Vice-Tr'esident in chaige of marketing.
Housed in a new, unbreakable nylon case, the new
Royal 5C0-E is
the most powerful radio of its size in the world, Mr. Truesdell said.
It aM>;.provides up to 300% more signal sensitivity, plus greater station
selectivity, than most pocket receivers on the market today, he stated.
—'VT-TOO,
p.
505.
Volume 190
Number 5875
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(819)
i
THE U.S. TREASURY SALUTES THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
-and its thousands of
employees who help strengthen
America's Peace Power by buying U.S. Savings Bonds
People in America's petroleum industry take pride in the
vital role of their
products and services in the national
defense and domestic economy.
industry celebrates its first
"Born in freedom
.
Thousands upon
.
.
This
year
the petroleum
century and features the
slogan
working for progress."
thousands of these people find personal
satisfaction, too, in helping to strengthen America's Peace
Power
The
through regular purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds.
use
of the
Payroll Savings Plan makes this sound
prac¬
tice convenient and easy.
*
If your own company
Plan in
does not have
operation at present,
steps to start one
and help
America." Your State
help. Telephone him
take
your
one
a
Payroll Savings
of these two
easy
people to "Share in
Savings Bond Director is anxious
now.
to
Or write to Savings Bond Divi¬
L. P. HOLLAND, skilled refinery technician, is typical of thou¬
sion, U.S. Treasury D/epartment, Washington, D. C.
sands of
Bonds
key employees in this field who
regularly. Mr. Holland, through his
are
buying U.S. Savings
Payroll Savings
company
Plan, is making a personal contribution to the Peace Power of
our
country.
THE
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
DOES
NOf
AND
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
fAY FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT THANKS, FOR THEIR PATRIOTISM, THE ADVERTISING
>■£1
!
COMMERCIAL
COUNCIL AND THE DONOR ABOVE.
55
56
(820)y
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND
Offering
J.
—
H.
Bellford
Bruce,
I
Bond
Sept.
1
the
for
fered Aug.
Co., at
$2,000,000 dock revenue, Series C
bonds. Dated April 1, 1959. Due
bonds
The
sive.
Birmingham.
until 11
Sale
An
—
of
issue
$125,000 state gasolinertax antici¬
pation
revenue
warrants
was
awarded to the Brodnax & Knight,
School
Sale—The
District,
$9.90,000
gen¬
obligation' bonds offered Aug.
19—v. 190, p. 719—were awarded
to a group composed of Merrill,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., Pacific Northwest Co. and
Allison-Williams
Co., Inc., at a
interest
about
of
cost
4.38%,
7:30
p.m.
100.169,
Calif.
1 from
138,000 4s.
Due on Sept.
1967 to
1969 inclusive.
000
airport
bonds,
Series
revenue,
to
awarded
was
A
group
a
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Schwabacher & Co., and Taylor
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
and Company at a price of 97.00,
183,000 4 Vis. Due on Sept. 1 from
a net interest cost of about 5.35%,
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
158,000 4.10s. Due on Sept. 1 from
287,000 4.40s. Due
1976
follows:
as
1965
ARIZONA
County School District
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Maricopa
No.
81
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
of
Board
of
receive
until
11
Aug.
on
able
the
at
County
Treasurer's
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
R.
—
of
Board
systems
gas
awarded to
■of the
B. James,
Supervisors,
First
Bradford
100.06,
a
3.95%,
revenue
Co., Inc., A.
Inc., and J.
1962
to
450,000 3%s. Due
1973
1980
to
765,000 4s.
1981
on
Offering
Clerk,
bids until
for
water
the
a.m.
on
The
(MST)
of
sealed
Sept.
on
$5,000,000
March 1 from 1960
callable.
are
able at the City Treasurer's
at
the
the
New
and
office,
Company, Tucson,
Chase
York
tinental
pay¬
Southern Arizona Bank
and Trust
Bank,
City,
the
Illinois
Trust
or at
Manhattan
or
at
National
Company
until
3
(Calif.
DST) on Sept. 23 for the purchase
of
$155,000 municipal improve¬
Due
bonds.
Oct.
on
Dated
1
from
Principal
p.m.
Oct.
1,
1959.
1960
to
and
interest
1975
to
a
Weld
office.
Legality
O'Melveny
&
The $3,000,000 air¬
bonds offered Aug.
190, p. 612—were awarded
by White,
Robinson-
syndicate headed
&
Co.,
and
$595,000 4%s. Due
1961
1969
to
of
Los
1,220,000 4s. Due
1970 to
1,185,000
1981
of
of
Bend Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (Calif.
DST) on Aug. 25 for the purchase
of $185,000 school, Series A bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1 from 1960 to 1984 incl.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
on
Due
1989
to
Morehouse College
(P. O.
Atlanta), Ga.
Offering — Benjamin
Offering
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
Bank
Sept. 1 for the purchase
Chicago.
000
school
(Calif. DST)
building,
on
Legality approved by
Sibley,
Troutman,
Spalding,
Meadow &
issuer
on
Federal
No.
44
Bond
for
bonds. Dated Nov.
1960
from
1
Nov.
revenue
1, 1959. Due on
to 1987 inclu¬
Legality approved
sive.
a
the
is
bonds
subject
taxes.
Offering
—
Eva
mortgage
revenue
bonds
offered
Aug.
20—v.
190,
p.
720—were
awarded to a group composed of
& Co., City Securi¬
John Nuveen
Indianapolis Bond &
Share
Corp., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., as 4Vis, a net
ties
Corp.,
interest
cost
of
Offering
Superintendent
bour,
will
p.m.
(CST)
sealed
receive
on
Schools,
of
bids
Aug.
Bar¬
31
until
2
Aug. 27 for
Dated
the
purchase
1959. Due
on
building
of
bonds.
$120,000
Dated
St. Mary
school
Sept.
1,
Parish Sixth Ward Special
(P. O.
Franklin), La.
Sale—The $998,000 school
School District No. 3
Bond
Aug.
offered
bonds
507
—
were
headed
follows:
as
3%s.
$427,000
1960
from
on Aug.
15
1969 inclusive.
Due
to
1
building
school
April 1, 1959. Due
from
1961
to
1978
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
from
571,000 4s. Due on Aug. 15
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
Other members of the
Merrill
&
Smith,
Inc.,
syndicate
Pierce, Fen¬
Lynch,
Newman, Brown
Dane
Co.,
Rouse &
St.
&
&
Hutton
Baudean
Nusloch,
Glas & Co., E. F.
& Co.,
and Steiner,
Co.
Tammany
Parish, Parish Wide
12 (P. O.
School District No.
Covington), La.
for the
p.m.
bonds. Dated
'
&
Edwin
—
7:30
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
a
LOUISIANA
Smith,
Eagle Grove Community Sch. Dist
Series ..A
on
taxes.
come
Co.,
gation
(CDST)
of
public agency and interest on the
bonds is subject to Federal in¬
ner
until
bids
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1998. Legality approved
Dec.
IOWA
will
sealed
Wallace
Mrs.
—
Secretary
Sanders,
are:
4.20%.
about
Iowa
Schultz,
Offering
of Board
of Trustees,
will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CDST) on Aug.
31 for the purchase of
$300,000
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
W.
p.
of;$165,-
receive
Georgetown College (P. Or
Louisville), Ky.
Bond
13
—v. 190,
awarded to a syn¬
by White, Hattier
Tipton-Cicero Twp. School Bldg.
Corporation (P. O. Tipton), Ind. & Sanford, at a price of par,-a
net interest cost of about 3.97%,
Bond Sale—The $1,210,000 first
apolis.
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Lombard), III.
cost
3.94%.
by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
public agency and
income
4s and 334s,
of about
as
par,
interest
net
a
Boyce, jointly,
&
p.m.
union
student
$586,000
price of
a
(CDST)
the purchase of
2
Smith, of Atlanta. The
is not
interest
11
Sept.
on
until
receive
will
Treasurer,
purchase of $850,000 general obli¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
(EST)
July 1, 1959.
July 1 from 1962 to 1999
inclusive.
Terre Haute), Ind.
Offering — J. Kenneth
bids
sealed
bonds
revenue
Bros.
by Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton,
Louisville. The issuer is not
Board
Teachers College
(P. O.
Moulton,
Stein
1961
Secretary of Board of Education,
on
Cutler, of Chicago.
Oct. 1,
E.
receive
will
bonds. Dated
DuPage
h. W. Bither,
Con¬
President,
on
p.m.
building
awarded to W. L. Lyons & Co.,
dicate
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $350,000
dormitory
and
dining hall
Due
2
INDIANA
Bond
\
revenue
until
the City of Chicago. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
inclusive.
Co., Inc., Equitable
Corporation, Courts &
Co., Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.,
Rand & Co., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
Inc., Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,
Wm. Blair & Co., Byron Brooke
& Co., J. W. Tindall & Co., and
McNeel, Rankin & Budd.
Bond
at
in
1
Securities
Bond
and
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company
State
Jan.
on
Stin&
by
Bowling Green, Ky.
Sale—-An issue of $185,000
school
was
May 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclusive.
ILLINOIS
Sylvan Union School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Trauer¬
at
Jan. 1 from
Blyth &
are:
to
&
—
bids
inclusive.
KENTUCKY
5s.
Raymond
sealed
1980
approved
Legality
May
on
Village Clerk, will re¬
Offering
to
1960
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
(CDST) on Aug. 24 for the pur¬
chase of $240,000 water revenue
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
inclusive.
4.05s.
1982
Jan. 1 from
on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Valley Union School Dist.,
Sonoma County, Calif.
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
ceive
from
1988 incl. Legality
1961 to
from
1
1959. Due
1,
Sept. 8 for the purchase
building
bonds.
1959. Due on Aug.
on
was
as
inclusive.
Mays,
Bond
price of
a
100.0499, at a net interest cost of
about 4.077%, as follows:
approved
Myers,
—
Humphrey Co., Inc., at
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
by
May
Gouwens,
Other members of the syndicate
Offering—Mary G. RingCity Clerk,
will receive
bids
Mary Fields,
Principal and interest (M-S)
or
18—v.
the
Springs, Calif.
Dated
Co.,
&
Education, will
son,
bonds
revenue
E. W. Pearoe,
—
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Quail
to
8c
$2,300,000
Nov. 1,
1
South Holland, III.
Rincon
receive
bonds
County
Legality ap¬
works
by
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
awarded
1972
to
approved
KANSAS
Offering
Dated
San Jose, III.
Bond
Angeles.
bonds. Dated Sept.
revenue
1988.
—
purchase
1, 1959. Due
Bond
urer's
1 from
Ariz.
will
10
July
inclusive.
Tucson,
City
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1989
to
on
at
office.
Palm
inclusive.
inclusive.
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
revenue
^
Clerk of Board of
of
to John Nuveen &
about 4.009%.
water
1960
Legality
»
Bank,
of
from
1
Hutchinson School District, Kansas
and the National Boulevard
of Chicago, jointly, at a
Co.,
of $25,000
Sept. 1, 1959.
Dated
'
price of 100.002, a net interest cost
GEORGIA
from
sealed
July 1 from
by
purchase
Nov.
Carpenter,' Ahlers
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Aug.
City.
cisco.
ment
1972
for the purchase
payable
wald,
follows:
on
1
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
C.
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
as
to
(A-O)
G.
&
$285,000 41/i>s. Due
Bond
$1,500,bonds,
group composed
Boston Corp., Harri-
Becfcer
1
Sept.
on
$90,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
to
1969.
Principal and interest
a,
Ripley &
& Co.,
man
proved
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Mesa, Ariz.
000
a.m.
Treasurer's
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
Guaranty Trust Company of
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
gan
port
of
office.
(M-S) payable at the Mor¬
terest
Bond Sale
County, Calif.
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
on July 1 from
1961 to 1970 incl.
pay¬
(EST)
purchase of
the
for
11
Sil¬
F.
receive
a.m.
$350,000 franchise tax auditorium
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
1979 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
1
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
Principal and interest (J-J)
Sept.
11
inclusive.
1989
(MST) on Sept. 8 for the
purchase of $15,000 school build¬
a.m.
until
sealed
Bannister,
Ridge, III.
$500,000 water
awarded
were
receive
will
bonds.
on
inclusive.
improvement
bonds
of¬
18
v. 190 p. 407—
works
will
Clerk,
bids
Due
Bond
Park
Bradenton, Fla.
Offering—Harold
City
ver,
sealed
the
for
water
III.
Sale—The
Bond
Atlanta, Ga.
San Diego
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
Due
to
25
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
fered
Bond
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
incl.
FLORIDA
Julian Union School District,
Rhea Averill,
—
514s.
1976
from
from
inclusive.
1975
to
1,240,000
Aug. 1
on
Town
4V2S, and 4%s. Dated July 1, 1959.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to. 1969
3.70s, at a price of
basis of 3.68%, as fol¬
Trimble &
$510,000 5s. Due
inclusive.
1979
to
Sept. 1 from
on
Savings Bank, of
&
149,000 school bonds.
on
Sale—An issue of $1,750,-
Bond
to
Legality ap¬
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Urbana, Iowa
sewerage
$354,000 building bonds.
City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
inclusive.
1966
to
the
to
awarded
inclusive.
Bonds Offered—Wiley S. Jones,
An issue of $115,-
—
(CST)
purchase of
the
by
Ahlers &
from
1
for
24
1977
proved
bonds was awarded
the White-Phillips Co., Inc., as
&
able at the
Fresno.
1961
Bond Sale
000
as
a
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
$224,000 4 Vis. Due on Sept. 1 from
to
12—
1969 inclusive.
Palestine,
lows:
follows:
as
Dec.
on
will
$425,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
95,000 3.80s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
An issue of $503,-
was
inclusive.
1 from 1960 to 1999
—
Trust
Chicago,
will
Clerk,
until
Oct.
bonds
Harris
Ashley,
Guy
receive sealed
(Calif. DST)
on
Sept. 22 for the purchase of
$1,175,000 municipal improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
City
bids
eral
net
Bond Sale
000
—
Due
4s.
1960 to
Board
of
receive
of
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Aug.
on
CONNECTICUT
Escondido, Calif.
Alaska
$80,000
Glastonbury, Conn.
Angeles.
Offering
sealed
p.
I
Bond
Bond
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
by
Los
Legality
approved
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
ALASKA
Indep.
the
at
School
612—were awarded to
Quail & Co., at a net interest cost
of about 3.86%, as follows:
190,
v.
1967. Prin¬
Secretary
Directors,
Dillin,
(P. O. Leaf River),
building bonds offered Aug.
1952. Due
30,
Valley Community Sch. Dist,
O. Marengo), Iowa
Offering — Charles
R.
(P.
Sale—The $175,000 school
Bond
&
Bond
Illinois
Aug. 24 for
$25,000 school
1966 and
30,
No. 270
11
and interest (J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
cipal
purchase of $250,000 gen¬
obligation
office.
as
Ketchikan
June
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
3%s. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
Inc.,
Iowa
Education.
of
Chapman
by
approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
Ogle and Stephenson Counties
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
on
June
Dated
bonds.
until
bids
sealed
(Calif CD ST)
purchase of
on
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on Sept.
15
from
1960
to 1984 inclusive.
eral
Ala.
Warrant
of
receive
the
(Calif. DST) on Sept.
a.m.
1 for the
(P. O.
Heflin),
bids
Ana,
Santa
in
office
Auditor's
County, Calif.
— R.
E. Graham,
Board
of Supervisors,
will
County
the
at
received
be
the Board
and
School Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
San Joaquin
a.m.
Orange County, Calif.
Offering — Sealed
will
interest
and
(J-D) payable at a place to be
agreed upon by the succesful bid¬
Bond Offering
District,
School
Park
Principal
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
District,
School
Allen
Van
—
5.25%.
Bond
by
White,
& Rose, of
Cleburne County
190, p. 506
v.
—
incl.
the
1 from 1960 to
195.9, Due on Dec.
1965
der
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Clerk
callable.
are
approved
Arant, All
Legality
Bradley,
13
net interest cost of
a
Buena
Oct. 1 from 1966 to 1977 inclu¬
on
Orrick,
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
were
of
purchase
Legality
approved
by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
office.
—
works
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
on
Village Water District,
Diego County, Calif.
Sale
The $50,000 water
Second
Series bonds of¬
San
Ala.
Mobile),
O.
(P.
Bond
able
i
Department
Docks
State
Alabama
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
CALIFORNIA
ALABAMA
Bond
school
190,
p.
Sale
bonds
—
The
$2,915,000
offered Aug.
312—were
19—v.
awarded to a
syndicate headed by White,
tier & Sanford, at a
Hat-
price of par,
Volume 190
Number 5875
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(821)
57
A
net interest cost of about
a
4.37%,
follows:
as
$565,000 4s. Due
1962 to
.
875,000
Due
1973
275,000
4.30s.
1981
I
to 1980 inclusive.
and
Due
March
on
Bond
&
1982.
a
460,000
4.35s.
from
Due
1983
740,000
to
from
1986
March
on
1
Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, Scharff & Jones, Inc., Merrill
are:
Inc.,
Pierce,
Fenner
Leary
Barrow,
Smith
&
&
Howard,
Co.,
Fried-
Weil, Labouisse,
richs & Co., Ducournau & Kees,
Ladd
Dinkins
&
Co., Nusloch,
Baudean
&
Smith,
Arnold
&
Crane, Schweickhardt & Co., Glas
& Co., Kohlmeyer & Co., E. F.
Hutton
&
Co., Abroms & Co.,
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Dane & Co.,
Weil
Investment
Co.,
Citizens
Bank & Trust Co., of Covington,
and Rapides Bank & Trust Co.,
Bond Sale
13—v.
613—were awarded
190,
the
to
p.
offered Aug.
Safe
Boston
Deposit
and
Trust
a
Co.j of Boston, as 2.90s, at
price of 100.05, a basis of 2.88.
Dated
Sept.
1
sive.
Principal and
able
and
Safe
Boston
the
at
interest
T.
will
Boston,
until
11
on
August 27 for
(EDST)
purchase
loan
of
bonds.
Due
$395,000
at
price
a
of
proved
Legality
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Offering
Town
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
National
at
the
of
Bank
will
Mer¬
as 3.70s,
basis of
Street, Boston 6, until 11
(EDST) on Aug. 25 for the
purchase of $1,275,000 bonds as
follows:
$810,000 school remodeling bonds.
Due
Aug. 15 from 1960 to
on
1969 inclusive.
..
school
465,000
Due
addition
Aug.
Allen,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until
(EDST)
Sept. 1
for the purchase of $866,000 per¬
manent improvement bonds. Dated
noon
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
1960
on
Sept. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1979
to
on
interest payable at the Casco
Bank & Trust Company, Portland.
and
Legality
Skelton,
15,
National
Bank, of Boston.
approved
by
Storey,
Palmer
&
Dodge,
of
National
at 3.00%
of
Bank
interest, plus
a
Eaton,
premium
$5.00.
Flint, Mich.
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 31 for the purchase of $522,000
automobile
parking
system
No. 1 bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
School
Public
District,
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Genesee
lows, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 14 for
the purchase
of $200,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds. Dated May 1,
1959.
Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1984
terest
1960 to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a bank or
trust company to
be designated by
the
successful bidder.
Legality
approved by Dickinson, Wright,
Chapman,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
troit.
Armada
Area
School
District
Trust
Com¬
of Flint. Legality approved
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, Mc¬
pany,
Kean &
Cudlip, of Detroit.
'
J
' J
Garden
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
2
City, Mich.
Offering—W.
until
8
D.
Mayes,
sealed
receive
will
(EST)
purchase of
on
p.m.
the
for
Sept.
$46,000
general obligation judgment fund¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
on July 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
designated
by
bidder.
Legality
to
pany
dock
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
&
of
Stone,
Detroit.
(P. O. Armada), Mich.
Centreville, Md.
-
Bond Sale
000
to
bonds
revenue
Baker,
Watts
interest cost
from
An issue of
—
$155,-
system general obliga¬
sewer
tion
Note
was
awarded
Co., at
&
a
of about 3.62%.
anticipation notes
to
the
Armada
Armada,
at
Dated
Aug.
$45,400
awarded
was
State
Bank,
interest.
3.75%
15,
1959.
Due
at
a
place to be
Board and
electric
000
An issue of
—
light
bonds
•
Blissfield
$300,-
District
basis
No.
Offering
—
was
Note
awarded to
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Paine, Weber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Harkness & Hill, Inc., jointly,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.169, a
of 3.67%.
Community
Superintendent
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
chase
of
of
School
8, Mich.
F. J. Strayer,
Schools, will
bids
Aug.
24
$50,000
until
for
tax
4
pur¬
anticipation
notes. Dated
Middlesex County
(P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
missioners
on
Aug.
by the County Com¬
until
25
for
11
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
$800,000 temporary Loan Notes.
Dated Aug. 31, 1959. Due on Nov.
6,
Principal and interest
the
Second
Bank
1959.
payable
at
State-Street Trust
Company, Bos¬
ton.
Aug. 15, 1959. Due on
April 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
est
payable at
State
Bond
Sale—An issue of
000 bonds
was
awarded to
Calhoun
County (P. O. Marshall),
Michigan
Note Offering — Ray
Purcel/l,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
24
until
for
$1,100,a
group
$700,000 school project loan bonds.
400,000 library bonds.
Dated
Sept.
interest
1,
1959. Principal
in Boston.
payable
8
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
the
on
county notes. Dated Aug. 31, 1959.
Due
on
Jan.
1960
at
the
of
County
Bond
bids
sealed
Clerk,,
on
until
receive
p.m.
(EST)
at
the
able
Township Public School
District (P. O. Deerfield), Mich.
Note Offering
R. C. Danley,
Secretary of Board of Education,
—
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on Aug. 26 for the
purchase of $30,000 tax anticipa¬
p.m.
tion
notes.
Due
on
Dated
Feb.
Aug.
20,
1959.
Principal
interest payable at a place
to be designated by the successful
and
bidder.
29,
1960.
at
be
to
County
bank
a
and
Bond
Planche,
the
Inkster, Mich.
Offering—Freda
Village
sealed
bidder.
successful
Clerk,
bids
until
8
1959
to
Due
1968
on
Dec.
1
bonds.
1960 to
Dated
Due
on
Sept.
1969 inclusive.
1
from
Aug. 1. 1959. Principal
and interest payable at a bank, or
trust company to be designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dickinson, Wright,
Davis,
McKean
&
Cudlip,
of
Detroit.
Michigan
Note Offering
Saudekf,
E. C.
—
8
company
and interest
success¬ be
School
agreed
the
payable at a place to
by the Board and
upon
successful bidder.
Township Community
District (P. O.
Kalamazoo), Mich.
District,
—
as
—
follows:
Due
on
July 1 from
to 1963 inclusive.
1960
900,000 4s.
Due
1964
1980
to
740,000 37/gs.
to
1981
Other
July
on
1
from
on
of
the
syndi¬
are: Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.; Mc¬
Donald-Moore &
Co.; Walter J.
Charles A.
Inc., and
of Education,
Secretary of Board
receive
sealed
until
bids
(EST) on Sept. 1 for the
chase of $410,000 hsehool site
p.m.
8
pur¬
and
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
on July
1 from 1960 to
Principal and interest
by Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Pad¬
~
Midland, Mich.
Offering — Kenneth
Bond
W.
Clerk,
bonds.
46,000
-
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on Aug. 24 for the
purchase of $400,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Aug. 15, 1959."
p.m.
Due
June
on
15,
interest
and
PrincipaL
at
the
1960.
payable
Detroit Bank & Trust Co. Legality
by
approved
Paddock
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.'
&
Southfield (P.
O. 26080 Berg
Road, Birmingham), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Patrick
City
Flannery,
chase
ment
sealed
on
G.
will
Clerk,
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
for the pur¬
special assess¬
Aug.
24
of
$493,000
bonds, as follows:
$193,000 street improvement
bonds.
278,000 water main bonds.
improvement
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
1
v
from
1960
to
1968
incl.
Oct.
Princi¬
improve¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
a
bank or trust company to be
water main improvement
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock. & Stone, of
sewer
bonds.
bonds.
'
Due on Oct.
Principal
1 from 1960 to 1964 incl.
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Mills
>
Forter^
22,000 sewer bonds.
sanitary
ment
21,000
A.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
.
street
$141,000
Offering—Lois
(EST)
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Detroit.
(P. O. Detroit 39), Mich.
ceive
will receive
(EST) on
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $208,000 special assessment bonds, as
City
Lybolt,
and
bank
a
South Redford School District
payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
&
Principal
(M-N) payable at
Paddock & Stone, of
company
dock
Dated
May 1 from
by the successful bidder. Legalhy
by
Miller,
Canfield,
successful
proved
incl.
1963
bonds.
approved
Note
Mayville Community School
District, Mich.
Offering—Clare E. Maiers,
(J-J)
to
I
on
trust company to be designated
Par-
Bond
will
Series
1, 1959. Due
Co.
&
the
Oct.
interest
will
7:30 p.m.
for
sanitary
$134,000
or
receive
(EST)
purchase of
sewer
special
Clerk,
until
27
1960
July 1 from
inclusive.
1988
members
Aug.
assessment
inclusive.
Due
bids
sealed
on
cate
cells
City
Harm,
$110,000 43As.
City
,
Township School District,
Richland
Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
inclusive
71,000 general obligation paving
of
Stone,
Note Sale
The $45,000 tax
$1,750,000 anticipation notes offered Aug. 10
building bonds of¬
v. 190, p. 613 — were awarded
fered Aug.
19—v. 190, p. 721— to the American National Bank
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate & Trust
Co., of Kalamazoo, at
headed by First of Michigan Cor¬
2.93% interest.
poration, and Braun, Bosworth &
St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.034, a
net interest cost of about 3.93%,
Bond
Offering — Donald" J.
p.m.
from
&
Michigan
Dere¬
Paddock
Sale —The
Bond
on Sept. 2 for the purchase
$286,000 bonds, as follows'
bonds.
until
school site and
(EST)
„
trust
or
Public
follows:
K.
will
Canfield,
School
Marshall
Due
Edward A.
and interest (F-A) payable
a bank or trust company to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
at
Miller,
Stone, of Detroit.
incl.
—
pal
Portage
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Paddock
&
1985
Offering
bonds.
sewer
Detroit.
bidder.
ful
1959.
Fritch, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 26
for the purchase of $145,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Aug. 27,
1959. Due on April 1, 1960. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
place to be agreed upon by the
itary
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug.
1'from' 1960 to 1968 incl. Princi¬
.
on
designated by the
Building
Note
bids
;
.
obligation storm
street paving and san¬
Secretary of Board of Education,
Sept. 2 for the will receive sealed bids until 8
purchase of $200,000 school build¬
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 24 for the
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due
pu,rcj^e q| $100,000 tax anticipa¬
on July
1 from 1960 to 1965 inch' tion notes. Dated
Aug. 10, 1959.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ Due on March
15, 1960. Principal
p.m.
July 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1,
1961. Principal and in¬
payable
sealed
special
sewer
general
sewer,
of Education,
of Board
will
Aug.
Township Public School
(P. O. 305 S. Michigan
St., Howell), Mich.
of
Board
will
4
37,000
Offering—Velma Roghan,
District
ceive
the
and
Eaton
Secretary
$215,000 paving special assessment
Deerfield
bidder
Education.
Howell
1, 1960. Principal and
payable
County
and
beard
March
on
successful
Wade,
C.
Treasurer's office.
Aug.
$100,000
Due
sanitary
assessment bonds.
8
30,
1960.
Principal and interest payable at
a place to be agreed
upon by the
Treasurer's office.
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Hornblower & Weeks, as 3.40s, at
a
price of 100.5799, a basis of
3.33%, as follows:
and
Jipson-Carter
Bank, of Blissfield.
interest
Needham, Mass.
the
Dated
p.m.
the
—
24 for the pur¬
chase of $85,000 county road notes.
(EST)
terest
Hudson, Mass.
Bond Sale
Edward
receive
on
payable
by the
the successful bidder.
Mich.
Tambellini,
15, 1960. Principal and in¬
upon
Houghton),
Offering
Note
of
March
agreed
MASSACHUSETTS
Houghton County (P.O.
of
terest
1974 inclusive.
1960 to
issue
tax
net
Due
Sale—An
1959.
the
be
successful
proved
MARYLAND
&
Bank
follows:
as
bonds.
54,000
Bernard L.
p.m. (EST)
on Aug.
purchase of $25,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1960 to 1983
on
(J-J)
Woodman,
of Portland.
the
—
bonds
000
28 for the
The
$62,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 13
—v.
190, p. 613—were awarded
Merchants
Park
—
Rapids Road,
Lansing 10), Mich.
inclusive.
Allen
until
bids
Rapids Public School
Sale
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $271,-
Weston,
Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
District, Mich.
Note
Due
July 1 from
on
Offering —D. A. Soleau,
City
July 1 from
on
Bond
to 1986 inclusive.
3086
Eaton
to
inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
Maple Grove School District (P. O.
bidder.
MICHIGAN
&
Thompson
notes.
on
Bond
by
approved
8
Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
May 1, 1960. Principal and
interest payable at a place to be
designated
by
the
successful
bonds.
1969 inclusive.
Dated
until
(EST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $100,000 tax anticipa¬
Aug. 15 from 1960 to
on
bids
sealed
p.m.
of
Bond Offering—Clinton W. Fel¬
Portland, Maine
receive
Legality
Monroe, Mich.
July 1 from
on
the successful
approved
by
by
of Detroit.
Kimball Unit School District, Mich.
Boston,
Michigan
South
31,. Mich.
Note
a.m.
3.64%.
Bond Offering—Bernal B.
No.
State
28
to
Note Offering
Dowagiac Union School District
Due
C.
Robert
—
Boston.
a
May 1, 1974.
on
1969
trust company to
or
$180,000 street special assessment
.
50,000 3%s. Due
tion
Watertown, Mass.
Thorndike,
Hutzler,
1973.
bank
a
designated
1964 inclusive.
to
1978
be
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
July 1 from
on
225,000 4V4S. Due
May 1, 1972
will
Boston.
awarded to Sal¬
100.438,
on
of
follows:
as
175,000 4V8S. Due
inclusive.
1971
of
bidder.
100,000 4V2S. Due
1970
bonds
net interest cost
a
to
1965
I
First
able at
4.24%,
1960
from
1
Bank
Bond Sale—An issue of $310,000
Brothers &
May
Offering—D. Bruce Laino,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Legality
omon
and
sewerage
chants
was
1964 to
Dated
Walker, Philbrick & Whitehouse,
school bonds
on
the
$75,000 4%s. Due
inclusive.
Due
&
100.024,
from
1
1963
100,000 33/4S. Due
the
May
on
to
4s.
1960
350,000
of
$575,000
Series
to
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $85,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
on May 1 from 1960 to
1977 incl.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Corporation, and John
Co., jointly, at a price
Michigan
about
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
of:
building,
awarded
Allison-Williams
a.m.
inclusive.
school
was
Nuveen
Sept. 1, 1959.
Sept. 1 from I960 to 1979
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Stranahan, Harris & Co., McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., Shannon & Co.,
re¬
of Portland.
Brunswick, Maine
composed of
group
$100,000 5s. Due
Edward
—
Treasurer,
1959. Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
-
a
Offering
Town
Street,
Deposit
.
to
$600,000 County
bonds offered
p. 508 — were
ner
Company, Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Verrill, Dana,
:
awarded
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
pay¬
Trust
a
—
Kearsley Community School
District (P. O. Flint), Mich.
Co., and ChanSecurities Co., at a price of
100.059, a
net interest cost
of
about 3.91%, as follows:
Bond
Clark,
Sept.
1, 1959.
Due on
from** 1969
1964 inclu¬
Bache
to
Series I
v. 190,
Aug. 13
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
chants
bonds
$105,-
loan bonds.
sewer
receive
The $50,000 school
—
County (P. O.
Mountain), Mich.
Iron
Randolph, Mass.
35,000
Hagopian,
improvement
awarded
was
Co., 3V2S, at
Bond
Augusta, Me.
An issue of
—
$70,000 water loan bonds.
of Alexandria.
MAINE
Dickinson
Hospital,
Mass.
price of 100.017,
basis of 3.49%, as follows:
Other members of the syndicate
Lynch,
Sale
inclusive.
1989
to
1
inclusive.
1985
Due
4.40s.
March
on
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Attleborough,
bonds
000
1,
Palmer
Bond Sale—The
North
March
on
by
approved
Boston.
1972 inclusive.
4V4S.
from
March 1 from
on
Legality
Thorndike,
.
Township
School
District
(P. O. Midland), Mich.
Bond Offering — Elaine Kastl,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Detroit.
Waterford
West
Township (P. O. 2995
Hurom
Street,
(M-59),
Pontiac), Mich.
Bond Offering—James E.
erlin,
ceive
(EST)
chase
Township
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
Seet-
will
re¬
7:30 p.m.
on Aug. 31 for the pur¬
of $32,000 paving special
assessment
bonds.
Dated Aug.
lt
OrdcU
The Commercial and Financial Ch
.
Richfield
1 from I960 to
Principal and interest
1959. Due on Aug.
incl.
1968
(F-A) payable at a bank or
Davis,
8
of
1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
payable at a place to be desig¬
nated by the successful bidder.
&
water
syndicate
receive
and
purchase
sealed
Sept.
$43,000
Sept, 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1, 1970.
Bond
$160,000 3s.
Lucas/
Eisen
&
Due
June 15 from
on
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
Offering
(MST)
p.m.
bids
purchase
12
No.
15
to
1984
MINNESOTA
Jan.
Dated
bonds.
Due
1963 to
June
on
1966
bids until 8
sealed
Sept.
on
(CDST)
purchase of
$120,000 sewage treatment plant
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
interest payable at a
Scott,
Owen,
proved
by
Dorsey,
Barber
& Marquart,
of Minneap¬
olis.
bids
sealed
receive
also
eral
The
—
obligation
fered Aug. 12
—
awarded
were
2,
YORK
the
Na¬
First
tional Bank of Lakeville,
a
construction bonds was
the Bank of Cleve¬
land
at
a
net interest cost of
about 4.15%. Dated Aug. 15, 1959.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
as
33/4s,
price of 100.086, a net interest
cost of about 3.73 %;
Center
Le
Bond
(CST)
School
approved
by
Clerk,
sealed bids until
8
Ander¬
will
receive
(CDST)
p.m.
Sept. 3 for the purchase of
$140,000 storm sewer bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
interest
and
(M-S)
payable at a
to be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson of
Minneapolis, and Peter¬
Popovich & Marsden, of St.
son,
Paul.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Comptroller,
$2,600,000 general
bonds, as follows:
—
obligation
1968
■
to
1973
March
inclusive.
1, from
Principal
1
Due
on
March
1
Bluff
Sale
School
—
District,
An issue of
on Sept. 1
inclusive.
;
.
.
1966
on
on
on
Boston,
until
First
ton.
Legality approved by Ropes,
National
Bank
Feb. 1 from
Feb. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of
Bos¬
Boston.
Bond
Offering
E.
Bertram
—
Whitman, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
the purchase of
$3,000,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Sept.
1959.
Due
15
for
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
1960 to
and
in¬
(A-O) payable at the First
City
Legality
approved
&
Bank,
Wood,
New
York.
by Hawkins,
of New York
Woodhridge Twp. School District
(P. O. Woodhridge), N. J.
Bond
Sale —The
$3,496,000
bonds
offered
Aug.
19
City
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(MST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $20,140
bonds, as follows:
and
'
Clerk,
will
190, p. 614—were awarded to
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and Boland, Saffin
$11,340 No. 738 bonds.
4,000 No. 739 bonds.
4,800 No. 740 bonds.
6ated' Sept. 15, 1959.
'
Co., as 4.1Gs, at,a price of 100.118, a basis of 4.08%.
Other members
of the
syndi¬
cate
of
bids
Sept.
on
tem
A.
will
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
sewerage
sys¬
bonds.
on
until
1, for
$396,000
Due
Dated Sept
1, 1959.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1988
school
Other
cate
Hempstead East Meadow Fire Dist.
(P. O.
East
Meadow), N. Y. j
Offering — Stanley
Bond
1 *
$1,790,1bonds was
building
syndicate headed by
a
\
members
of the syndi¬
Blaif & Cd^ihc:; Man¬
are:
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due
from
1
1960
to
1979
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the First Trust and
Deposit Company, in Syracuse, or
at
the
Hanover
Bank, in New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
;
Middletown, N.
Offering
Bond
City
Vuolo,
Y.
bids
'
»
Nicholas
—
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
until
will
2*
.
F.
re¬
p.m.
Aug. 27 for the pur¬
public improve¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969
inclusive. Principal and interest
(EDST,)
on
chase of $106,000
bonds.
ment
payable
(F-A)
the
at
Orange
County Trust Company, of Middletown.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Fallsburgh,
Neversink,
Wawarsing
Denning,
&
-
Liberty,
and
■Rochester Central Sch. Dist.
No.
1
New
York
Offering
Bend
,
(P. O. Grahamsville),
•
Company,
of Geneseo.. Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
No.
ufacturers & Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross; R. H.
Morton & Co., Inc.; R. D. White &
Co.; Rand & Co., and Tilney & Co.
Principal and interest
payable at the Genesee
National Bank & -Trust
(M-S)
Valley
—
•*-
-
'i
;
Max Ruben-
zahl, President of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bi£s
until 4 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. £l
for the purchase of $785,000 school
building 'f bonds.: Dated
Oct.
1,
1959.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1960 to
1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Friedenberg, Fire District Treas¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Chape
urer,
will
receive
sealed
bids
Manhattan Bahk, of New York
until noon (EDST) on Aug. 27 for.
City. Legality approved by Reed,
the
purchase
of
$125,000
fire
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due.
New York City.
on
.
May
from
1
1960
to
in¬
1969
clusive.
Principal
ana
interest
(M-N) payable at the Hempstead
Bank, East Meadow Branch, of
New York
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 25
for
the
purchase of $25,900,000
National
State
Bank, of
Newark; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Fi¬
delity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
John J. Ryart & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross; Lebenthal & Co.; Herbert
are:
Meadow.
Hawkins,
New
Legality
Delafield
York
approved
&
Wood,
City.
Union
Hempstead
No.
5
Free
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O. Levittown), N. Y.
Offering — Esther B..
Bond
Siegel, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
bids until 11
Aug.
for
27
$490,000
(EDST)
a.m.
the
purchase
condemnation
bonds. Dated Oct.
of
award-
1, 1959. Due
on
'•
;
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
the
at
Bank of
the
Franklin
pay¬
United
States
Trust
Com¬
pany, of New York. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York
City.
Lancaster, Cheektowaga and Elma
(Towns)
No.
Central
School
(P. O. Lancaster), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Gertrude I:
District Clerk,
Hummel,
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
will
until
Sept. 1,1959. Due
from
$773,000
1960
to
school
1978
at
Traders
Legality
re¬
p.m.;
pur¬
bonds.
on
the
Trust
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Manufacturers
pay¬
and'
Company, Buffalo.
by Hawkins,
approved
William
Reid,
Sept.
21, 1959. Due on March 21, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Chemical ' Corn
Exchange
New York City. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donavan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
.
~
; c
Bank,
Authority, (State of)
Sale
Bond
bonds
Thruway
State
York
New
V C
—
offered
The
Aug.
$50,000,0b0
headed by
190, p.
syndicate
19—v.
722—were awarded to a
Lehman Brothers, R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 98.00, a net in¬
terest
cost
of
about
4.19%, as
follows:.
.
...
$12,500,000 general revenue series
G bonds, as follows: $1,325,000
6s, due on Jan. 1 from 1966 to
:
1968 inclusive; $600,000 5%s,
due on Jan. 1, 1969, $3,525,000
-
of
Dated
1
2
Aug. 25 for the
chase
—
District
1
ceive
City Housing Authority,
New York
•
Offering
temporary loan notes. Dated
National
Long Island, Mineola, or
-
Note
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclusive.
&
Billings, Mont.
Bond Offering—William J. Fry,
sealed
Albert
Treasurer,
—
a
MONTANA
of.
District
Cla$
the
Marine
Trust
Company, of
Western New York, in Buffalo, as
3.70s, at a price of 100.58, a basis
inclusive.
at
City.
school
Wood,
City, N. J.
v.
of St. Louis.
chase
of
1979
&
—
Village
(EDST)
by
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic
on
of
and
East
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Delafield
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
150,000 3V2S. Due
Boston, in
purchase
City.
Offering
receive
v
School
awarded to
(EDST)
p.m.
approved
the First National
at
National
inclusive.
150,000 3V4s. Due
1967 to
from 1960 to 1969
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 26 for
purchase of $100,000 water
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
Sept. 1, 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
terest
follows:
1963
of
Mo.
building bonds was
to a group composed of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
Inc., and First Securities Com¬
pany
of Kansas, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
1964 to
inclusive.
Salem, N. H.
York
Bond
Sept. 1, 1959. Principal
interest payable at the First
received
3
the
Delafield
-
Hodges,
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
be
for
Geneseo, N. Y.
National Bank of Boston.
$500,-
Merrill
as
New
the
awarded
.
March
school
1960 to
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Briggs,
Gilbert,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
on
Sept. 1, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at the Com¬
merce
Trust Co., of Kansas City.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
Hawkins,
11:30
Dated
000
receive
National
the
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
interest (M-S) payable at a bank
or trust company to be designated
Paul.
Due
4%s.
30,000
1968
until
3
Dated
improvement
Sept. 1 from
on
bids
Sept.
$1,000,000, bond anticipation notes.
Sept. 15, 1959. Due on Sept.
15,
1960. Legality approved by
S. Gil-
100,000 water system bonds. Due
f
Bank
inclusive.
$200,000 3%s. Due
1962
1
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
1, 1959. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of Nev; York City.
on
Due
4j/4S.
43,000
sealed
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1971
to
Due
to
Kansas
Due on March 1 from
30,000 4s.
Dated Oct.
Due
of
Co.,
on
March
from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
3.45%,
Northrop, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sylvan Behrens,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
26
for
the
purchase of $55,000
general obligation sewage treat¬
ment plant bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
$150,000
watjer
a nd
awarded to the
was
Trust
4V4S.
public
1960
follows:
as
$47,000
800,000 urban renewal bonds.
1959.
bonds
Poplar
will
$300,000 park bonds.
1,000,000 library bonds,
300,000 public building bonds.
100,000 fire station bonds.
100,000 street bonds.
j
City,
Al.
Hansen,
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
on
Sept. 3 for the purchase of
City
$45,000
and
Prairie, Mo.
obligation
general
First
Offering—Chester Kowal,
Comptroller,
will
receive
City
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
Buffalo, N. Y.
H.
.will
the
at
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
Note
Bank, of Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11:30
a.m.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 25
for
the
purchase
of
$145,000
bonds, as follows:
MISSOURI
East
Clerk,
bids
bonds.
300,000 water works and sewer
system revenue bonds.
Due
from 1962 to 1988 inclusive.
trust company
or
p.m.
inclusive.
Dor¬
on
bank
7
1962 to 1985
bonds. Due from
Commerce
Milaca, Minn.
Offering—Henry
Village
son,
until
Sept. 1 for the pur¬
$550,000 bonds, as fol¬
$250,000 sewer, general obligation
H. J. Knopf,
sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Bond
of
chase
sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $675,000
general
obligation
school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1989
Legality
on
City
of
City.
on
sealed
re¬
purchase
by
Heckler &
Dodge, of Boston.
man,
Phillip
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
ceive
District Clerk, will receive
incl.
Town
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
on
approved
4, 1959.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
N.
the
National Bank of Beacon. Legality
$225,000
tax
anticipation notes.
Dated Aug. 27, 1959. Due on Dec.
Franklin,
lows:
Independent
Offering
City
Bond Offering—Mildred
Tylertown, Miss.
Offering — Mrs.
Coonerly,
District No. 392, Minn.
Bond
to
$30,000 gen¬
for
Due
Concord, N. H. >
Offering—Verne F. Santas,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of
of $325,000
Bond Sale—An issue
awarded
Baran,
school bonds. Dated July
Note
sewerage
Z.
$175,000
1, 1959.
April 1 from 1960 to 1969
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at the
Fishkill
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Jr.,
Offering—Vera
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
27
Cleveland, Miss.
and
at
(P. O'. Bald wins ville), N. 'fei:
City School District, N. Y.
Bond
$175,000
for
day
same
of
Fahey,
A.
Principal
payable
Van Buren
Lysander,
of 3.63%,
Beacon
on
Saco
High School District No. B bonds.
Dated Jan. 2, 1960.
MISSISSIPPI
street bonds of¬
v. 190, p. 508 —
to
the
Louis.
Lakeville, Minn.
Sale
Bond
John
by
(M-S)
Central
Additional Sale: B. C. Chellgren
Chaska.
p.m.
the
for
9
the
purchase: of
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn &., Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
inclusive.
Co., Kansas City..
Legality approved by Tallmadge
& Tallmadge, of Denver.
NEW
will
bank designated by
successful bidder. Legality ap¬
(EDST)
p.m.
Manhattan
Chase
15
Commerce Trust
1960.
suitable
receive proved
will
Clerk,
City
derson,
any
the
inclusive.
interest
.
Arlington, Minn•
Bond Offering—Mildred C. An¬
4
for
$500,000 water bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
15, 1959. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
the
dis¬
for
school
$125,000
of
trict
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
until
25
Aug.
Dated June
1:30
bids until
Sept.
on
3%s.
from
Chell-
C.
B.
—
285,000
Clerk of Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed
17—v. 190, p. Villiage Clerk, will receive sealed
721—were awarded to Stranahan, bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
Harris & Co., Inc., at a net in¬ 26 for the purchase of $15,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds.
Due on
terest cost of about 3.52%.
Offering—John J. Gaffney,
will
receive
,
gren,
Young America, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Fred
Boeck,
to
Waeckerle, Inc., and Quinn & Co.,
jointly, as follows:
Dated
bonds.
sewer
awarded
v
Supervisor,
sealed
N. Mex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $445,000
refunding and improvement exectrie
system revenue bonds was
Phillips County School Districts
(P. O. Saco), Mont.
Co.
Bond
MEXICO
New Ycrk
■.%■%%■;
/
■
Town
on
of
Wood, of
Lloyd Highland Water District
(P. O. Highland), N. K. j I
MacBnde, Miller & Co.
NEW
Martin Miller,
(MST)
p.m.
the
McDougal
Co., and Allan Blair &
improvement
for
2
Inc., E. J. Prescott &
Condon,
8
&
City.
on
—
will
Clerk,
until
bids
& Co., Inc.,
National Bank, St. Paul,
Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $49,000 special
and
:.
Delafield
Co.; Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.
Hinckley; Ewing & Co..
Aug. 24 for the
school bonds.
on
;
"
Adams &
Glasgow, Mont.
City
J. Van Ingen
B.
American
est
assessment
street
bonds offered Aug.
(MST)
Bond Offering
inclusive.
1984
Other members of the
are:
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
Mrs. Rita Mc¬
—
Tucumari,
from
1
195,000 4.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1985 to 1989 inclusive.
p.m.
Feb.
Feb.
on
1976 inclusive.
to
1977
for the pur¬
$75,000 tax anticipation
notes. Dated
Due
4s.
280,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
24
Aug.
on
chase
until
bids
sealed
receive
net interest cost of about
follows:
1962 to
will
Schools,
of
as
$525,000
(P. O. 1335 Lee St.,
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Note Offering — Lloyd C. Fry,
District No. 7
Superintendent
Offering
purchase of $9,000
Dated July 1, 1959.
4.20%,
School
City
Township
190, p. 508 — were
headed by
& Co., at a price
Bond
Millan, Clerk of Board of Trustee?
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
Nuveen
of par, a
Wyoming
v.
—
$1,000,000
offered
John
Detroit.
(EST)
18
Aug.
bonds
awarded to a syndicate
Dickenson,
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip,
of
by
proved
The
—
building
school
Inc.; Thomas & Co.;
Rippel & Co.; F. R Cole & Co.
j.
R. Ross & Co.; M. B.'Vick &
13, (P.
280, Minn.
Sale
Bond
trust
to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
J. Sims & Co.,
County School District No.
O. lsmay), Mont.
Custer
School District
Indep.
No.
company
at
Monday, August 24, 1.959
.
..
(822)
58
3%s,- due on Jan. 1 from 1970
to 1973 inclusive; and $7,050,000
1974
3.90s, due on Jan. 1 from
to 1979 inclusive.
■
37,500,000 general revenue
C bonds, as 4.15s.
•
The
Authority
estimates
.
Series
.
that
Number 5875
"Volume 190
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(823)
total
000 ;School
plete
tion
expenditures by-it to com¬ until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 27
major construction of the for the purchase**#$440,000 school
bonds. Dated Jline 30, 1959. Due
Thru way Project will amount to
approximately
$884,545,000,:: of on June 30 fro^n^60 to 1978 incl.
Which approximately $816,931,006 Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Irvir»g Trust Company,
had been expended as of July 1
and an additional $39,066,000 was of New York. <4S*3gality approved
under contract1-on that date. Net by Reed, Hoyt,* "Washburn & Mc¬
proceeds from 1 the sale
of .the Carthy of New York City.
bonds offered Aug. 19
will be used
to .pay
part ..'of the construction
expenditures subsequent to July
1,. 1959, including repayment of a
$35,000,000
bank"'loan
March, 12,
1959
made
on
construction
for
On July 1, 1959 the Au¬
purposes.
funds of
$39,329,000 avail¬
thority had unexpended
approximately
able for such construction.
effect
Giving
the
application of such
unexpended funds,
the Authority estimates that net
proceeds from the sale of approxito
proceeds
and
additional
-$17,000,000
IIlcltciAft
mately
ctAHAiUUiicu.
^11,UUU,UUU
bonds win be
required to
pay
the
remaining cost of major construc¬
tion!. necessary
to complete the
Thruway Project.
1
.
other
and
whole
in
>:"
t
bonds will
The
payable from
- of
the
i nn m
tn
ni.u
armiPH
inter?
103% to 100%, plus accrued
'
est..,
VI/•!,!
:
Interest
i"
/.
.from Federal and New York
"!'
taxes.
income
other
Among
Underwriting
The
•
First
Ripley
,man
:
members
State
1
-
group
Boston
&
the
at
Co.,
of
the
314
p.
to
Fahey, Clark & Co., as
price of 101.141, a basis
a
.
Bond
Sch. Dist.
Ohio
Offering—Edythe H. Pat¬
school
1959.
bonds.
Due
1961
from
to
LUlclb
Local
Glore, " Forgan
Co.;
:
Goldman,
bonds
510
building bonds offered Aug. 13
Salamqnca, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Paul R. Taylor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
Comptroller,
City-
.
First
the
Salamanca.
National
Bank,
Legality approved by
&
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Vandewater,
Glens
Falls, N.
Village/Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
until
2
re¬
Bond
Offering—M. D. Portman,
Finance
Sept.
on
p.m.
receive
3
the
for
(EST)
purchase
Dated Oct.
Legality
1, 1959. Due
on
1969 inclusive.
by
Bricker,
Eckler & Niehoff,
approved
Barton,
Evatt,
of Columbus.
St.
Clairsville,
Thornlet
—
to
Co., Inc.
Dodge & Co.; John W.
Clarke Co.; Coffin & Burr Inc.;
Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Clark,
Inc.; Hallgarten & Co,;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; E. F. Hut¬
ton & Company; Kean, Taylor &
the National Commercial Bank
&
&
Trust
at
of Albany,
Co.,
price of
about 3.46%.
a
100.25,
a
3V2S,
basis of
Beaver
1965
Co.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Wm. E. Pollock
:& Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
•
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tripp
& Co., Inc.; Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.
Hirsch & Co.; Andrews & Wells,
was
ties
a price of 100.001, a
interest cost of about 4.35%
follows:
by
Inc., at
a
1961 to 1976 inclusive.
to
1983
20,000 3V4s. Due on June 1, 1986.
Williston
& Beane.
School District No.
1
(P. O.
Ontario), N. Y.
President of Board of Educa¬
tion, -will
receive sealed
bids
on
June
1,
1984
Note
awarded
&
Trust
2.55%
Wake
issue
of $1,225,-
anticipation
notes was
Banking
Sale—An
bond
to
the
Branch
Company,
of
Wilson,
at
interest.
1961
(bounty (P. O. Raleigh),
Sale—An issue
America
Commercial
of $2,250,-
Bank,
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
price of 100.007, a net
of about 3.59%, as
to
1,375,000
from
on
3%s.
1968
to
1979
cate
are:
1 from
on Nov.
1
1978 inclusive.
Due
to
1984
Nov. 1 from
on
of
the
syndi¬
Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co.,
approved by
Dec.
1959.
Due
1980
inclusive.
on
noon
Hills Park and Recreation
(P. O. 425 S. W. 3rd St.,
Beaverton), Oregon
Offering — Joe M. Pear¬
Bond
interest
PENNSYLVANIA
Ambridge School District, Pa.
Sale—The $140,000 gen¬
Bond
Westerville,
Offering
obligation school bonds of¬
fered Aug.
12—v. 190, p. 410—
were
$28,440
for
special
1
receive
1959.
1969
Due
incl.
on
Dec.
1 from
Principal
payable
Bank,
Westerville.
proved
by
at
Squire,
of Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap¬
&
3V4S, at
as
a
43/4s.
from 1992
Dated
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July
X
to 1999 inclusive*
July. 1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Bank
and
Trust
Company,
Pittsburgh. •. Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Other members of the syndicate
are: B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Kid¬
der,
Peabody / &
Co.,
Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., Moore, Leonard
& Lynch, Singer, Deane & Scrib-.
ner, Stroud & Co., Inc., Thomas 8c
Co., Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc., Steele, Haines & Co., Chaplin
&
Co.,
Hulme,
Applegate
&
Humphrey, Inc., Johnson & John¬
Kay,
son,
Richards
&
Co.,
Mc-
Junkin, Patton & Co., McKelvy 8c
Co., Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.,
and
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger.
Penn Hills
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh
19), Pa.
Bond Offering—John H.
Township
sealed
sealed
Immel,
bids
until
8
p.m.
from
Secretary, will
bids
until
to
1969
8
1979
inclusive.
Le¬
on
$55,000 general
the Walnutport
State Bank, of Walnutport, jointly
as 3.45s, at a price of par.
interest
Sanders
1,547,000
Economy
par.
Slatington,
Citizens
Legality
America,
Bond Sale—The
1,
and
the
to
obligation bonds offered Aug. 10
—v. 190, p. 615—were awarded to
the National Bank, and the Citi¬
zens
National
Bank
both
of
1961 to
the
1988 to 1991
July 1 from
inclusive.
Aug. 26 for the pur¬ gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
$25,000 general obligation fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh,
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
Pleasant Valley Joint School
on
Sept. 1, 1960 and 1961. Prin¬
Authority (P. O. Brodheadsville),
cipal and interest payable at the
Pennsylvania
Delaware County National Bank,
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,520,of Chester. Legality approved by
000
school
revenue
bonds
was
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Blue Valley Union School District Ira Haupt & Co., at a net interest
cost of about 4.90%, as1 follows:
(P. O. Slatington), Pa.
(EDST)
R.
Dated Sept.
1987
chase of
the purchase of
assessment
im¬
provement bonds.
1985 to
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
Aston Twp. (P. O. Media), Pa.
on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of
Bond
Offering
—
Bruce
C. $600,000 general obligation bonds.
Spragg, Township Manager, will Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Crendorff, City Manager, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
Sept.
of
price of
in¬
Leland
awarded
Bank
Ohio
—
July 1 from
on
eral
on
and
at the
Legal¬
ity approved by Sayre, Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.
1 from 1961 to
Principal
payable
(A-O)
County Treasurer's office.
(J-D)
Bond
President, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Sept.
for
the purchase of $675,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
1961
to 1979 incl. Principal and
payable at the First
Marietta. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1
terest
on
and interest
District
District
(EST)
July 1, 1980
187,000 4.70s. Due
Talatin
Clerk, will receive
until
bids
on
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
Mellon- National
Offering—Harvey W. Gra¬
District
and 1979.
54,000 4.55s. Due
and 1981.
96,000 4.60s. Due
114,000 4.65s. Due
OREGON
Squire, San¬
School
Local
Warren
11,000 3.80s. Due on July.l, 1967.
12,000.3.90s. Due on July 1, 1966.
13,000 4s. Due on July 1, 1969/.
13,000 4.10s. Due on July 1, 1970.
15,000 4.15s. Due on July 1, 1971.
16,000 4.20s. Due on July 1, 1972.
18,000 4V4S. Due on July 1, 1973.
19,000 4.30s. Due on July 1, 1974.
20,000 4.35s. Due on July 1, 1975.
20,000 4.40s. Due on July 1, 1976.
21,000 4.45s. Due on July 1, 1977.
47,000 4V2S. Due on July 1, 1978
City, Hornblower & Weeks, Dean
Witter & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
&
Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Commerce Trust Company,
Kansas City, and Evan L. Davis.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ders &
,
Chicago,
Honnold
York, or at the Ohio Citi¬
Trust Company, Toledo. Le¬
gality
$2,275,-*
syndicate
a
Kidder, Peabody & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma
of New
zens
to
headed by A. E. Masten & Co., as
follows:
inclusive.
members
Other
Nov.
inclusive.
1967
750,000 3.60s. Due
at the
Exchange Bank,
Corn
awarded
was
$120,000 -$10,000 3s. Due on July 1, 1962.
1961 to :
10,090 3.20s. Due on July 1, 1963.
10,000 3.40s. Due on July 1, 1964.
.10,000 3.60s. Due on July 1, 1965. '
12,000 3.70s. Due on July 1, 1966.
$3,000,000
cost
payable
(A-O)
(J-D)
North Carolina
Note
1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
1970 incl. Principal and
Chemical
on
Durham, N. C.
Bond Offering—James A. Beneway,
Due
and 1985.
000
Ontario, Walworth, Macadon,
Marion and Williamson Central
to
inclusive.
Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Alstyne, Noel
Co.; R. D. White & Company; J.
3s.
Riter & Co.; Van
R.
1,
1961
interest
70,000 4Y4S. Due on June 1 from
1977
The
—
$875,000 4s. Due
National Bank, in
6s. Due on June 1 from
$160,000
Sale
headed
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $500,000 school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Corp., at
net
as
University
Toledo
Oct.
of
$495,000
bonds. Dated
purchase
issue
of
building
bonds
50,000
Co.; A. M.
the
for
sealed
path; Baxter & Company; Shelby
Cullom Davis & Co.; J. A. Hogle
&
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 1
Bond
First Securi¬
of
Okla,
Tulsa,
8 *
District, N. C.
to the
awarded
Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
,
school
$300,000
purchase
inclusive.
Bond
(P. O. R.D. 4, Marietta), Ohio
Offering—An
Bond
1
the
municipal airport, Series A bonds
offered Aug. 18—v. 190, p. 615—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Toledo, Ohio
Offering—John J. Sheehy,
Authority.
free fair bonds. Due from
bids
Bond
Water
000 water revenue, Series A bonds
son,
ham,
School
for
24
Cincinnati.
*
NORTH CAROLINA
County (P. O. Beaver),
Bond Offering—Marie McCay,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
National
First
Monroeville
Bond Sale—An issue of
Oklahoma
Bank, of Xenia. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
as
Company
Clinton
Citizens
the
at
1960 to 1969 inclusive. Le-<
(P. O. Monroeville), Pa.
Sachs
& Co.;
&
system
sewer
bonds.
will
bids
1 from
follows:
Ohio
W.
—
Man?*
gality approved by Burgwin, Ru&fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
7:30 p.m.
26 for
sanitary
interest
Offering
Bond
Aug.
Clerk,
Fan¬
H.
will
Clerk,
of
$151,542.49 ' street
improvement,
Series No. 292 special assessment
on
.
will
Director,
sealed bids until 11:30 p.m.
S£pt. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $46,000 fiscal year bonds.
(EDST)
Inc., as
a basis
Columbus, Ohio
Oct. 1 from 1960 to
Y.
Co.,
101.054,
of 3.80%.
bonds.
Bond Offering—Richard P. Pin-
ceive
&
—
awarded to
were
pried of
a
improvement i bonds,
from I960 "to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest-(M-S) pay¬
1
grey,
at
4s,
—
Bosworth
Braun,
the^purchase of $78,-
Dated* Sept. 1,iJL959- Due on March
at
190, p.'410
v.
City
receive
(CST)
the purchase of
Allen, Ohla.
Offering — O.
$68,000
Jeannette, Pa.
Offering—J. Claire
receive
until 8 p.m. (EDST?
on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of
$100,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
OKLAHOMA
on
The $42,000 school
a.m!
Dated Sept. 1,
1959-.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969
Bond
1
Bond Sale
—
10
the
to
son,
Road, Colombia Station), Ohio
iS2fc
Sons; Dick & Merle- Ir^c., and C. F.2Childs & Co.
Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Trenton, Remsen, Deerheld, Marcy,
Dominick & Dominick; Francis I.
Floyd, Steuben and Western
auPont & Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Central School District No. 1
First of Michigan Corp.; Gregory
(P. O. Holand Patent), N. Y.
& Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hemp¬
Bond
Sale
The $1,091,000
hill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & school bonds offered Aug. 18—v.
Weeks; V/. E. Hutton & Co.; F. S.
190, p. 614—were awarded to a
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, group
composed of Halsey, Stuart
Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds & Co.;
& Co., Inc., W. H. Norton & Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Inc.; L. F.
Inc., Adams McEntee & Co., Inc.,
Rothschild
&
Co.;
Schoellkopf, and
Tilney & Co., as 3%s, at a
Hutton
&
Pomeroy,
Inc.; Dean
price of 100.529, a basis of 3.70%,
Witter & Co.; Wood, Struthers &
Waterford, N. Y.
Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Bond Sale—An issue of $550,000
American Securities Corp.; J. C.
water system bonds was awarded
Bradford & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
»
a
New York
City.
on
of
bids until
'
until
bonds.
Due
Cincinnati, as
price of 100.28, a basis of
1,
.
.Brown
Bank
City
i
j
bids
Aug. 25 for the pur-$25,000 general obliga¬
on
of
sealed
District
sealed
(EDST)
chase
awarded
were
—
sealed
tt
receive
basis
a
Dec. 1 from 1960
on
ning,
l.
Offering—Henry A.
Springer, Township Secretary, will
as
3.95%.
'& Co.;
& Co;;- Kidder, | Dated S<pfc_l£19S9.^Due oa Sept Hunt, Village Clerk, will receive
1
from
1960'*Jto 1971 inclusive. sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Peabody
Kuhn, Loeb &
1
~
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
August 31 for the purchase of
Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Morgan
able at the Fit*st National Bank of
$22,872 paving special assessment
.Stanley & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Glens Falls. Legality approved by
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
Equitable Securities-Corp.; Mer¬
David W. White, of Glens Falls.
on Dec.
1 from 1960 to 1969 incl.
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
.Smith Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Suffolk County. (P. O, Riverhead), Principal and interest payable at
the Village treasurer's office.
New York
Salomon Bros. & .Hutzler; B. J.
Bond Sale—The .$3,019,000 im¬
Van Ingen
& Co., Inc.; White,
Sugarcreek Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
/Weld & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; provement bonds offered Aug. 20
(P. O. Bellbrook), Ohio
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.; —v. 190, p. 722—were awarded to
Bond Offering—Paul W. Brown,
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; a syndicate hehded by the Chemi¬
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Shields & Company; Weeden & cal Corn Exchange Bank, of New
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Co., Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; W. H. York, and Spencer Trask & Co.,
(EST) on Sept. 3 for the purchase
as
Morton & Co., Inc.
3.40s, at a price of 100.149, a
of $433,000 school building bonds.
basis of 3.37%,
Allen & Company; Bache & Co.;
Dated June 15, 1959. Due on Dec.
»Qther members of the syndicate
Barr,
Brothers
&
Co.;
Bacon,
15 from 1960 to 1981 incl.
Prin¬
Stevenson & Co.; A. G. Becker & are: Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Alex; Hayden, Stone & Co., Tripp & Co.,
&
Co., jointly,
$24,000 Riddle inclusive.
Legality approved by
Widening and Resurfacing Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
offered Aug. 11?—v. 190, p.
Pittsburgh.
Road
4s, at
Dec.
and
School
Bond
Company
Sale—The
Bond
Colombia
&
Greensburg), Pa.
was
inclusive.
1979
inclusive.
1984
Ohio
Hempheld Township (P. O.
$194,-
bonds
price of 100.93,
a
Provident
Oct.
Dated
June
on
Arthurs, Lestrange &
3y4s, at a price of 100.02.
as
tion
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $525,000
McDonald
Bond
District Clerk,
rick,
Co.,
Woodlawn, Ohio
of about 3.27%.
Champion Twp. Local
(P. O. Warren),
the
of 4.13%. Due
were
awarded to
31/2S, at
Road
to
4V4S, at
offered.
—
An issue of
—
(P. O. 14168 South West River
South
& Co.; Drexel
[Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
.Barney
and
$157,360.27
Manufacturers
Farmers^
'iSiZ&Ki
are:'
Smith,'
& • .Co.;
190,
-—v.
awarded
bonds
assessment
Aug. 17
l'J$&5
T
Corp.; Harri-
Inc.;
The
—
awarded to
South
308
Ohio
Sale
Poth
Nat,onal Bankr in Poughkeepsie.
LepUtyHeckle£st&byGalloway, of
approve?
Vandewater
Sykes,
able
the bonds is exempt
on
special
1§5^. Due on April 1
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
%
Sale
Bond
Poughkeepsie, ;-^u n t i 1
2
p.m.
(EDST) on Aiig.j 27 for the pur¬
chase
of
$850^000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
from 1960 to
interest.
Ohio
Canton,
(
!
\
O.
(P.
Yearling Road, Columbus 13),
Bond
DeWater &vVan DeWater, in
redeemable,! Sept. 1 for
000
public
on
and after
July 1, 1969 at prices ranging from-
School
Free
Whitehall
the
to
awarded
was
942.24
rjtfjQ. 2, N.Y
Bond Offerin|-3r-R ay m o n d B.
Schoonmaker, DKtnct Clerk, will
receive sealed bins at his office of
Van
be
part,
or
rv
-
,Union
building bond anticipa¬
notes
Charlotte, at 1.70%
District
v;
revenues
Thruway Project.
>'■■
Poughkeepsie
'v
The bonds will be
tolls1
5a
*335
.
Harborcreek
'
and
Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.
of $60,000
Bond Sale—An issue
general
obligation
bonds
was
$265,000 serial bonds, as follows:
$20,000 3V2s, due on April 1
from 1963 (to 1966 inclusive.
$20,000 3%s, due on April 1,
1967 and 1968; $40,000 4s, due?
on
April
1,
1969
and
1970;
$50,000 4*4s, due on April 1,
1971 and 1972; $105,000 4^s,
due
1976
on
April 1 from 1973 to
$30,000 4.55,
inclusive;
due on
April 1, 1977.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
€0
210,000 term bonds. Due on
1, 1983, as 4.60s.
due
bonds,
term
1,045,000
obligation
jail
bonds.
10,
1959. Due on
10 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
The bonds are callable.
275,000 refunding bonds. Due on
March 10 from 1983 to 1985
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems, & Searls, of Houston.'
April general
as
Dated
March
4%s,
clusive.
April 1, 1999.
on
the syndicate
Other members of
Sept.
inclusive.
Close and Kerner, Inc.,
Burkburnett, Texas
bonds
$500,000
water
works and
sewer
system
revenue
bonds was awarded to
Pierce
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co., and Joseph Lincoln Ray.
Rankin, Pa.
Sale—The $85,000
Bond
general,
(P.
obligation bonds offered Aug. 10
190, p. 616—were awarded
to
The National
Bank
and the
Citizens Bank, both of Slatington,
and the Walnutport State Bank,
are
will
Secretary,
sealed
until
bids
1:45
G.
on
Providence, 100 Westminster St.,
Providence, until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Aug. 26 for the purchase of
nue,
Series
384
Iron
Bridge
Project bonds. Legality approved
$325,000 municipal building bonds.
storm
Call
1960
interest
(M-S)
payable at the Trust Department
Office
of
the
principal paying
Principal
&
street
1960
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
ond
of
of
1973
to
Feb.
from
1
inclusive.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Bend
Fort
(EST) on Aug. 25 for the purchase
$400,000
general
obligation
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1959.
to
Due
on
inclusive.
1980
from
1961
Principal
and
March
1
of
Board
1
Wheeler,
Trustees,
of
Palmer,
from
1960
to
1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the First Security Bank
Texas
President
Ada
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
School District,
Indep.
—
000
Legality ap¬
&
Offering—L. A.
Bond
Offering
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $155,-
will receive sealed bids until noon
of
of
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
VIRGINIA
(M-S) payable at a bank p.m. (CST) on Sept. 8 for the pur¬
Harrisonburg, Va.
schoolhouse
company to
be agreed chase of $2,000,000
Bond
Offering—W. A. Wood¬
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
upon by. tfhe Board and the suc¬ refunding
ward, City Manager, will receive
cessful bidder. Legality approved 1959. Due on March 1 from 1960
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of to 1984 inclusive. The bonds are
callable.
Principal and interest
Charleston.
(M-S) payable at the National
Bank of Commerce, Houston. Le¬
TENNESSEE
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Nashville, Tenn.
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Bond
Sale
The
$3,625,000
bonds offered Aug. 18 — v. 190, Irving Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Offering — Dr. Allen R.
p. 616 — were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., Withee,
President of Board of
at a price of 100.296, a net interest Trustees, will receive sealed bids
cost of about 3.47%, as follows:
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 24 for
trust
—
$2,0.00,000 municipal Auditorium
bonds, as follows: $420,000 5s,
due
on
Nov.
15
from
1960 to
the purchase of
$750,000 unlimited
tax school house bonds Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due
incl.
1993
on
Sept. 1 from 1965
The
bonds
call¬
1971
on
.
to
able. Principal and interest (M-S)
incl.; $1,460,000 3V2s, due
Nov. 15 from 1972 to 1995
are
incl.; and $120,000 Is, due on payable at the Mercantile Nation¬
al Bank of Dallas, or at the Irving
Nov. 15, 1996 and 1997.
State
Bank, of Irving. Legality
1,625,000 park bonds, as follows:
$525,000 5s, due on March 15 approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
from 1960 to 1971 incl.; and
Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
$1,100,000 3y2s, due on March Dallas.
15 from 1972 to 1989 incl.
La
Other members of the
syndicate
Brothers, Ira Haupt
& Co., Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp., Dominick & Dominick,
F. S. Moseley & Co., Shelby Cul-
are:
Lehman
lom
&
Davis
&
Co., Bartow Leeds
Co., A. Webster Dougherty &
Co., and Jack M. Bass & Co., Inc.
Marque, Texas
Sale—The $300,000 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.
11—v. 190, p. 616—were awarded
Bond
to
Rowles,
R.
A.
at
a
Mayor,
until
Offering
will
—
receive
Jack
Yeiser,
sealed bids
1:30 p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 28
purchase
of
$200,000
natural gas system revenue bonds.
for
Aug. 1, 1959.
price of 100.023,
Antonio),
Bond Offering—Fred Huntress,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
9
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
the purchase of $3,850,000
for
net interest
1967
to
137,000 4s. Due
1973
La
Porte
to
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
1972
011
March 1 from
1979 inclusive.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Offering
—
Dr.
Texas
Gordon
Burdick, President of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
T exas
bids
a
1966 inclusive.
84,000 33/4S. Due
Bond
TEXAS
Bexar County (P. O. San
Co., and
Co., jointly,
4.01%, as follows:
$79,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
the
Dated
&
&
cost of about
1960 to
Waynesboro, Tenn.
Bond
Winston
Underwood
(Village),
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 27
for the purchase of $675,000 school
bonds, as follows:
$400,000 school house bonds. Due
on
March 10 from 1960 to
1982 inclusive.
Fitch'
Verona,
burg, Montrose, Primrose and
office
of
the
Director
and
Montrose
Debenture
awarded to
1994
the
of
4%s, at
a
1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
are:
Western
1959.
1,
Due
City,
Ltd.,
Co.,
Equitable Securities Canada Ltd.,
Imperial
Bank
Canada,
of
Nes-
bitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., Greenshields
&
Ltd.,
Ltd.
North Kamloops,
Debenture
$371,000
Osier,
and
Nanton
Co.,
&
Sale
village
Pemberton
Oct.
of
was
Ltd.,
as
price of 88.79. Due from
awarded to
Dated
debentures
Securities
bonds.
on Oct.
obligation
general
C.
B.
issue
syndicate headed by
a
Pemberton
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $660,000
Lillooet,
Sale —An
village
$140,000
Hammond
Springdale (Towns) Sch. Dist.
—:
B. C.
An issue of
debentures
was
syndicate headed by
a
Securities
Ltd.,
as
price of 87.80. Due
4V2s, at
a
June 30
from
able at the Bank of Verona. Legal¬
sive.
1
from
to
1960
inclusive.
1979
ity approved by Quarles, Herriott
& demons, of Milwaukee.
Offering—P.
Reimer,
H.
receive sealed
(CDST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $550,000 school, Thirty Second Series
bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
Due
7:30
March
on
will
Clerk,
until
inclusive.
15
p.m.
from
Principal
1960
to
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Chicago.
Thomson &
&
Co., Ltd., Greenshields
Co., Ltd., and Osier, Hammond
& Nanton Ltd.
•
Surrey, B. C.
Debenture
Sale
An
—
issue of
awarded
of
$293,000 debentures was awarded
to
a
ton
are:
Sale—An issue of
improvement
Funds
Imperial Bank of Canada, Nesbitt,
syndicate headed by Pember¬
Securities
Ltd.,
5s,
as
Other members of the
Laramie), Wyo.
was
Ltd.,
the
-
to
$4,500,-
revenue
the
State,
at
a
1960 to
1979 inclusive.
WYOMING
000
syndicate
Co.,
price of 91.04. Due from
University of Wyoming (P. O.
Bond
City
payable
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of
inclu¬
1978
to
on
Equitable Securities Canada Ltd.,
interest
and
Western
1979
at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, or at the
(M-S)
1960
Other members of the
are:
Utah, Monticello. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman, & Cutler, of
Chicago.
interest
or
Verona
City
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m.
(MST) on
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Directors,
Series B bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
to
1977
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Quarles, Herriott &
demons, of Milwaukee.
1, 1959.
County (P. O.
to
BRITISH COLUMBIA
pose,
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Monticello), Utah
Bond
1979 inclusive.
1974 to
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Aug.
27 for the purchase of
$225,000
general obligation corporate pur¬
bids
Juan
1, 1959.
1986
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York, or at
(City),
1969 inclusive.
UTAH
San
85,000 4%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
O.
inclusive.
from
CANADA
Brillion, Rantoul,
Maple Grove and Rockland
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist. No.
2 (P. O. Brillion),
Wis.
Bond Offering—John W. Haun,
Brillion
Bond
1965 inclusive.
to
1960
W. C. Neely,
—
Board
First
on
to
Dated Aug.
$150,000
47,000 4V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
CAROLINA
Offering
Due
4s.
1966
Chairman
1966
1
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
1965
90,000 3.40s. Due on Oct. 1 from
follows:
$18,000
as
the
to
to
bonds
was
Southwest
improvement
awarded
Co.,
Clinton Hospital District (P.
Laurens County), S. C.
was
$110,000 3V4S. Due on Oct. 1 from
Horton, of Dallas.
Bond Sale—An issue of
agent, Industrial National Bank of
SOUTH
bonds
sewer
Dated July
par.
Jan.
City.
(P. O. Verona), Wis.
Bond
Offering—Hilmer Olsen,
$200,000
District Clerk, will receive sealed
awarded
bids until 2:30
p.m.
(CDST) on
follows:
as
Floydada, Texas
and
Providence.
and
Merrill, Lynch. Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc. and Eddleman, Pol-
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc-
inclusive.
1974
to
City, Texas
to
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
from
Bank,
to
Aug. 31 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000,000 water works lok & Fosdick, Inc., jointly, at a
and sanitary sewer system reve¬ net interest cost of about 3.33%,
(CST)
on
1
State
Bond Sale—An issue of
re¬
p.m.
awarded
was
Texas
Texas
Offer in g—Harold
City
Shank,
ceive
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at Trust Department,
Industrial
National
Bank
of
•rop,
I>ated
West
Dallas, Texas
Warwick, R. I.
Bond Offering—Robert J. Har-
York
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Dallas.
West
bonds
$225,000
National Bank, both of
Snyder, jointly, as 3J/4S. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960
to
1962
inclusive. Legality
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Bond
O. Snyder),
Snyder
Sept. 1, 1959. The bonds
callable. Legality approved by
ISLAND
RHODE
the
Dated
Walnutport, jointly, as 3.45s, at
price of par.
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
District
T exas
hospital
approved
Legality
Harrisonburg.
revenue
Bond Sale—An issue of
400,000 4.30s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1990 to 1993 inclusive.
—v.
system
(P.
on
WISCONSIN
bonds.
Scurry County
$600,000 4V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1975 to 1989 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
-of
was
Southwest
Company, as follows:
Slatington), Pa.
$30,000 general
O.
bonds
First
the
Due
inclusive.
the
15,000 water works system reve¬
building
to
awarded
price of
University. Legality approved by
Dawson,
N a g e 1,
Sherman
&
Howard, of Denver.
bonds.
nue
on
able at the First National Bank of
follows:
water works system re¬
sewer
(EST)
a.m.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
funding bonds.
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
school
000
Twp. School District
sealed bids until 11
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $600,000 general improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1
from
1960
to
1974
inclusive.
Rauscher,
to
Inc.;. as
Co.,
550,000
T exas
Bond
&
*
School District,
Indep.
Carrollton,
Worth),
awarded
was
$335,000
Southwest Company.
First
the
obligation bonds offered Aug. 13
—v. 190, p. 510—were awarded to
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch and
Associates, as 4V4S, at a price of
100.518, a basis of 4.18%.
Washington
Fort
Bond Sale—An issue of
Warren W.
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams
York &
Village (P. O.
Texas
$900,000
Park
Sansom
.
Legality
1959.
10,
Sept.
Dated
Bache
Bank, ."of
New
York. Legality
& Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
approved by Dobbins & Howard,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Rambo, of San Antonio.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
are:
a
Monday, August 24, 1959
...
(824)
bonds
Permanent
as
4s,
at
a
Western
City
syndicate
Co.,
Ltd.,
Equitable Securities Canada Ltd.,
Nesbitt,
Thomson
Greenshields
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
and
Osier, Hammond & Nanton Ltd.
'
@FedFRASER