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MONDAY
Volume
New York
Number 5667
186
General
RAILROAD
loss
.
'
.
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
announced.
Second
$37,170,360
year
a
Consolidated
taxes
sales
quarter
sales
in
reported
this
by
Allied Chemical
In This Issue
with
compared
first
half
variety
$78,805,521, compared
-were
Page
17
29
33
38
38
38
38
40
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
New Transformer
American
response
The
corporation
sizes
walls
In
for
commercial
the
for
'
for
line
in
of
power
-M
'
the
Net
Montreal
■
Mr.
the corporation will offer hermetically sealed
applications, the announcement said.—V. 186,
months
six
and
from
the
The
financial
first
six
$5,958,000.
30,
Tune
discontinuance
of
position of the company
totaled
1957,
Current
182,
Airborne
p.
unprofitable
some
lines
Instruments
Laboratory,
Inc.
—
the
for
first
months
six
of
1957
amounted
to
$5,622,000
$4;917,000
for
taxes
from
operations
were
pared
period
last
$96,396
resulting from the sale of land in
to $286,894,
or
$1.44 per share.
Expansion of the company's backlog and
accompanied
as
of
with
12
growth in sales.
$16,396,000-,
June
30,
1956.
addition
the
of
Unfillei
approximately
Total
employment
approximately 500
prior
a
total
orders
as
year,
'
employment
30.
and
ordinated
and
C.
E.
notes
to
a
limited
of
investment
venture
purposes.
Plans
•
for
the
construction
,
of
-
-
integrated plant facility at Melville,
Y., are still under c msideration. Due
an
Suitolk
County, Long Islnd, N.
tight market for mortgage monev, the management of this
company
is currently exploring lease arrangemen s as an alternate
to-the
method for providing the new
plane laciuues.—V.
186, p. 209
Alabama Power Co.—New President Elected—
Thomas
that,
\V.
Martin,
Chairman
effective
executive
of the
Sept. 1, the following
personnel of the company:
Board,
changes
of
Bank
first
treat
mortgage
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
tax
1,596,225
$0.83
inc.
share
com.
dividends
provision for
$6^04,081
3,040,000
1,596,225
$5,409,036
2,646,656
1,596,205
$0.72
1,378,700
outstandg.
Fed.
per
"After
$2,464,346
1,214,852
1,596,205
$2,813,672
shs.
Common
■Earns,
1957—28 Weeks—1956
1957—12 Weeks—1956
tax
after
Net
wouja' be drawn from the company's
bonds are expected to be sold soon
>
before Federal
income
49
Clearings
will
mill
the
The
$1.82
$1.57
preferred stock.—V. 185, p. 2209.
on
3
Theatres,
Broadcasting-Paramount
on
Aug. 16. announced
will be made in the
WABC-TV
Bouldin,
Walter
the
company.
He
E.
C.
Eatter,
Executive
Executive
succeeds
the
Vice-President,
Lewis
Board.
.
President
elected
was
Smith,
M.
who
resigned
of
in
185.
p.
Charge
2321.
of
Sales,
was
elected
an
-
has
be
a
package of 52 classic "horror" films
on,"The Night Show" beginning Sept. 30, it was
purchased
soon
16 by Robert L. Stone, Vice-President and General
Manager of the station.
The deal was consummated with Screen Gems, Inc. for a price in
announced
'
Vice-President
Vice-President.—V.
will
which
to become
of
excess
Aug.
on
American
All
Life
Casualty
Co.,
Park
$750,000.—V.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 300,000 common shares, $1 par,
The company p'cores
to
of,er
these-Shares for subscription by holders of its outstanding
common
shares., at the rate of one new share for each six snares
held.
The
record
date,
subscription price and underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied
by amendment.
A. C.
Allyn & Co.. Inc.,- L
named
as
the principal underwriter.
Cert in shareholders, including
all
of
the directors
of the company,
have waived their preemptive
rights with respect to a total of.200.000 common shares held by them
so
thai the subscription may be made on the basis specified.
x
The purpose of the sale of the 300,000 common shares
is to pro¬
vide the
company
«<th additional capital funds to aid i.s furtner
growth and expansion.
company
on
American
Ridge, 111.—
186,
p.
■
725.
lYlemkeri: .She
Soronto
Bag Street
Branch
PRESIDENT
j
Construction
house
16
Aug.
on
which
The
t
ture
work
this
will
storage
on
way
a
new
metropolitan area ware¬
will occupy late this year,
as
contain
site
is
loc^t^d
155,000
"Hudson
its
and
Bruce
She lljontreal
StochExchange
Exchange
TORONTO, CANADA
Office:
73
Horrid
B,•och St.
,
Seiephone
in
square *
Consolidated
distribution po,nf
ior
Secaucus,
N.
V BrooL, £ WakUi
J.
The
new
struc-
feet of floor area and will be
Warehouse." It will be used as a
metropolitan area container plants.
Dedicates Can Industry's Second Coil Plant—
The
can
manufacturing inu stry's second complete plant for the
processing of tinplate from coils was dedicated by the company on
Aug. 20 at Oakland,
Calif.
This new plant, parWof a $27,000,000
Canco construction and equipment program aimed at° establishment of
coil
processing facilities
in major U. S. can-making centers, will
SllCanadian Stock
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
officials reported
,
seven-acre
known
is under
company
21.
Aug.
Cjeorge 2). SldamA
DIRECTORS:
3. ^ Kose,
-
Co.—Warehouse Under Construction—
Can
~S$danib
200
Inc.—
Division Buys 52 Films—
trusts
capital -groups.
These notes are convertible into the
common, stock
of
Airborne
Instruments
after July
1,
1358
at $48
per share.
Funds frcm the note issve are being v. red to finance the
company's increased inventory and accounts receivable and for general
-
Course
which
underwriting syndicate.
Earnings
50
year, lecters
planned to issue first mortgage bonds in an amount sufficient
the erection of a mill having a daily capacity of 1,000 tons.
American
employees during the last
number
»-
this
American Bakeries Co.
Federal
-
* *4
shareholders
of
meeting
Period End. July 13—
has
Airborne completed the issue through Smith, Barney
Unterberg, Towbin Co.. of $1,000,000 of
sub¬
convertible
of
'
the
Uranium held earlier
mines."
an
of
Capital Flotations for Month of July--
Vice-Chairman of
July 9, 1957
Co.
to
50
Statement
July 26
company's snares.
is
ore
three
15
1957
double the $8,037,000 backlog
has been increased to 1,450
new
The
50
—
Banks
—
on
finance
to
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The
amounted
of June
!——
Member
of
the
"It
System.—
Condition
Reserve Banks
profits after
share, as com¬
Net
per
months.
On
&
the
to
amounted
year.
cents
or'96
Reserve
Combined
to $154,000; or 78 cents per share, for the first six months of
Total net earnings for the 1957 period, including a special credit
1956.
of
like
$190,498,
Statement
Federal
of
News—Cover
58
Foreign Exchange Bates
Condition
in
contrast, to
a
37
Miscellaneous Features
State and City Bond Offerings.,
Declared and Payable
nnv.u
stockholders
of Rare Earth, Halo and
patent were duly is¬
sued confirming the amalgamation whereby the assets of the three afore¬
said companies were merged into the present company, Amalgamated
Rare Earth Mines Ltd.
Prior to the amalgamation the Cavendish company
held a letter of intent from Eldorado Mining & Refining Ltd, for the
purchase ol uranium concentrate?.
Such letter of intent has been
duly enlarged into the firm contract tor tne purchase of uranium
concentrates hereinbefore referred to'.
"This
company ha?
an
authorized capital of 5,000,000 shares of
the par value of $1
each of wnich 2;o-u,uu7 shares are issued and
there are no options outstanding to purchase shares of the company.
Shares of the
company are
traded on-the Toronto Stock Exchange
and
Guaranty
Trust
Co.
of Canada,, Toronto,
and Registrar and
Transfer Co., Jersey City, N. J., act as registrars and transfer agents
37
Dividends
to
has entered
company
"Following
of
Sales and
letter
a
part:
Cavendish
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—37
1109.
in
concentrates.
47
General Corporation & Investment
Secretary,
Apple,
(Canada)—-«
Ltd.
Mines
Earth
Rare
into a contract with Eldorado Mining &s
Refining Ltd. for the sale of approximately $27,500,000 of uraniumoxide concentrates for delivery prior to April 1, 1962, with the option
to Eldorado of purchasing approximately $~j.,uuu,000 worth of additional
37'
Transactions American Stock Exchange
in
"The
37
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Nixon
R.
said
46
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Earnings Rise—Sale of Debentures Completed—-Hector
R. Skitter, President* on Aug. 9, in a letter to stockhold¬
ers, said in part:
Sales
wide
Polyethylene,"
Enters Into Large Contract—Financing
43
,mfh
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
$11,350,000,
improved substantially during
increased from $5,230,000 to
reduced
irom
$1,462,000
to
Working capital
indebtedness
was
months.
$603,000.—V.
Exchange
Stock
Maker's
.
42
>-r
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
products.
the
kui.1,..and a
,
1
"Polish
the
as
Amalgamated
41
41
41
,,
Ovcr-the-Counter Markets
Off—Earnings Increased—
ended
explained thr.t the volume of business was off from a year
because of a decrease in radio and television industry
largely
ago
business
Stock Exchange
Toronto
with $13,090,000, according to W. Myron Owen, President.
after taxes was $332,000, equal to 33 cents a common share
868,720 outstanding shares, compared with loss of $35,000.
Owen
.
Canadian Stock Exchange..
income
the
on
Exchange
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
•compared
v
—
Pacific Coast
these units from
ratings up to 30
.
:
Midwest Stock Exchange—
'
Aerovox Corp.—Sales
Sales
sizes,
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Aug.
on
Toronto
military
-f.
621.
p.
moderate
usafee.
future,
near
versions
to
announced
was
wider frequency ranges.
is currently producing a
over
sub-miniature
it
—
Exchange.
Stock
Stock
Boston
12.
Particularly applicable in transistorized circuits used in radio, tele¬
vision and other commercial applications, the new
product is based
on a highly simplified,
efficient design.
It realizes up to 40^ savings
rin over-all materials compared to stack
transformers and result? in
transformers,
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
This corporation lias designed and developed an entirely new laminar
toroidal transformer which offers greater performance, yet costs less
flat
tu.iU.v,
uses.
the physical prop¬
erties imparted to polishes by this polymer as well, as its firm price
and dependable
supply make it especially valuable to this industry.
Although exact production figures are not available, the expanded
facilities
are
making it possible for tne Semet-Solvay Petrochemical
Division of Allied to meet the heavy demand for this unique grade
of A-C Polyethylene, the announcement said.—V. 186, p. 313.
'
t
Stock and Bond Quotations
<
,
Advance Industries, Inc.—Develops
of other
Known
; were $111,231. or five cents per share on.: 2,362,096 shares outstanding.
compared with $1,748,055 or 74 cents per share a year ago.
'
;
Substantial profits in June,
Mr, Huarisa said,
nearly offset the
operating losses sustained in April and May.—V. 180, p. 313.
y*
stack
Dye Corp.—Unit to Expand—
&
corporation's Semet-Sblvay Petrochemical Division have
an¬
a significant expansion
of production facilites for Emulsifiable
A-C Polyethylene 629.
Since its introduction approximately two years
ago this water emulsifiable form of A-C Polyethylene has gained rapid
v.
the
$85,834^325 last year.
Profits before: taxes were $263,553, com¬
pared with $3,371,384 in the same period ;of 1956.' Profits after taxes
conventional
Copy
nounced
With
than
a
The
corporation
$30,451,382,
were
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
fui.ou,
J
ago.
net
was
INSURANCE
-
-
for
the. second quarter. This compares with a. net profit of $437,719 fdr
the same period in 1956, John B. Huarisa, Executive Viee-Preside"t.
$310,513 vfter
Price
7, N. Y„ Monday, August 26, 1957
Corporation and Investment News
Admiral Corp.—Reports Loss for Quax'ter—
A
ISSUE
A W. Strickland, 'HA WotLrJl, f. £ Waite,
S. 5. Mill
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
.
(830)
rate
annual
and steelplate.
These operations had previously been per¬
formed by the steel mills.
Canco opened the
industry's first coil processing plant at Tampa,
Fla., last Spring. Other coil plants will be opened by the company
later this
year
or
in 1958 at Los Angeles, Milwaukee,
St. Louis, •
Sales of Danbury-Knudsen, Inc.' tire at
approximately $4,000,000.—V, l'8o, p. 818.
of
.
186, p. 209.-
Hillside, N. J.—V.
Ind.,
Hammond,
Houston,
and
of Nor¬
Coast
—V.
announcement by Phillip W. Zonne and
Sidney Greene, Board Chairmen, respectively, of American Electronics
end Atlantic Instrument.
Effective date of the acquisition is March
the
Under
terms
the
11,000
an
they
4c
per
writing
the
half
1957
oi
cular
and Earnings
equal
$1,365,743,
to
rose
reported
on
$1,090,136, or $2.54 per
to
while sales for
W. Anderson,
Aug.
12.
This compares with net income of
common shaie, and sales of $19,224,570 in the
to
of
at
1
of the plants
one
and to
Anderson
Mr.
Machine
American
Metals,
&
Last
Inc.
Hunter
year
of $3,-
had sales
net protit of $132,600.
a
approximated
three
years.—V.
$2,190,000
186.
Research
Development Corp.
Reports
—
Net realized capital
of, last
period
same
first six months of
The
at
reported
were
for the
the
$36.65.
was
—V.
186,
to
On June 30,
American
Artists,
distribution valued at $1.90 per share,
net asset value per share was $45.36.
a
1956,
The corporation
,
for
ous
the
the
interests
On
period
were
90
share earnings on the com¬
with five cents the previ¬
that per
cents,
and
June
preferred dividends.
30,
1957,
added
report
there
that
570,557
were
shares- outstanding,
common
June 30,
completion
1957, from $4,457,000 the year before.—V.
Co.
Period End. June 30—
Federal
4,452,000
28.122,000
2,343,054
2.041,563
14,116,287
5,219.762
5.756.686
33,489.366
160,391,776 145,757,666 334,272,414
301,292,835
charges
—
The
the
SEC
covering
Aug.
on
200,000
filed
21
shares
a
its
of
statement
common stock.
registration
$1
par
witli
The
proceeds
the
all
of
the
of
acquisition
The
plant
of
wil
the
of
additional 200,000
the
time
and
office
facilities
the
for
used
bank
fcr
of
,10.
1;
d
ie,n t
ost of the
Danbury-Knudsen stock will not exceed $1,800,000.
the
net
•*
procteas
will be
added
to
the
working
to
Brookfield, Conn.
The stateu price
acquire the Danbury-Knudsen stock is
which
Amphenol
Knud
Net
$1,800,000
Knhdsen
founders
ment
exceed
of
of
and
since
Kenneth
Danbury-Knudsen,
the
jtnesen,
are
to
$2,959,200,
assets
that
of
the
net
the
active
and
manage¬
these
sales
$27,316,000.
properties.
for Amphenol
For
six
the
the
months
31, 1956 totaled
1957,
net sales
year ended Dec.
ended
June
30,
Dana
miephone
Seibert
STate
President.
2-0613,;
1
Published
Drapers'
twice
Gardens,
On
account
of
apply
the
fluctuations
to
the
rate
E.
C..
of
also
at
at
$53
a
share
in
the
Venezuela.
general
20-year 2,<i9.
25-year 3 \\'r
fund
which
the issue before
of
will be redeemable
redeemed at any
ranging from 104
may
prices
be
due
were
The
funds
of
from
the
sale' of
the
debentures
to prepayment of outstanding
incurred in connection with the
balance
the
GIVING
of
the
net
proceeds
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
»Does
tive
in
(S10
par
value)
100.000,000
900,000 shs.
B
stock
Common
($100
not
Stock
be
FINANCES
Outstanding
$25,000,000
55,000,000
100,000,000
par
15,000.000 shs.
value)—
Option
subject to options granted under the Incen¬
adopted by the stockholders of the company
Plan
bentures,
England
&
Co.,
have
severally
named
agreed
below,
to
exchange,
The
300,000
200,000
Ch
Stringfellow—
W.
Scranton &
&
as.
250,000
Hammill
Shearson,
Sheridan
Co.,
100,000
—
500,000
Shields
First Southwest Co.i—-
150,000
fhuman. Agnew & Co-
Nolan,
Fleming
B. Hibbs &
—W.
.
ner
:
-
200,000
250,000
F.
S.
100,030
J.
W.
Robert Garrett & Sons_
.
Smithers
100,000
—
Glore, Forgan & Co,.-_
Goldman, Sachs & Co.l
Co.
d ,750,000
Fox
Hallgarten & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
750,000
Stone
Ira
Haupt &
300,000
Boyce—-
—
Co.—,
Corp.
—
& Co., Inc.—_
Supiee, Yeatman, Mose¬
300,000
ley
Co._
250,000
Sweney
Co.—
500,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co,_
1,200,000
Swiss
Stone
H.
HentZ &
&
&
Co
200.000
Henry Herman & Co._
Hill
Richards
J.
B.
100,000
&
Co
200^000
Tucker,
Weeks—
&
1,200,000
L.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
&
Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
E. F.
The
Co..
Hutton
Illinois
&
Co.
mo noo
1,200,000
Inc
—
Co.—
&
Inc.
Co.,
Weld
L.
Dean
&
&
Lane,
200,000
company
Control
was
Co.,
150,000
&
Co.
500,000
Hess,' M'oyer
100,000
Wright
L.
incorporated
(Continued
D
by
on
the
page
Seibert
&
100,000
1
Inc.
Wright, Wood
Yarnall, Biddle
held
was
1,200,000
Co.
Co., Inc.
Arthur
200,000
Co.—
&
E.
Woodcock,
&-
&
Wood
Struthers
Wood,
100,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co
150,000
500,000
300,000
1,750,000
Co.-
Whittaker
Witter
Harold
400,000
Keir
Pennsylvania.
200,000
200,000
100,000
150,000
Bat¬
Corp.
of
&
Robert
Snyder
Johnson,
Space
—!
Walker
H.
White,
Jenks, Kirkland,
The
Noel &Co.
200,000
Janney, Dulles
tles,
Inc.
&
500,000
Inc.
Walrton
250,000
Share Corp
&
R.
Neuhaus &
Inc.
G.
300,000
Co
Indianapolis Bond &
Ingalls
&
Anthony
500,000
100,000
Wagenseller & Durst,
&
Hutton & Co.
E.
—
Day
Van Alstyne.
200,000
Hulme,
Co.—
&
Co.—
&
Underwood,
Co.
150,000
150,000
150,000
Trask
Silencer
Treves
Hooker & Fay
Corp—
Tyson
150,000
200,000
&
&
100,000
American
Son
Hilliai'd
Hornblower
Cartwright
Thayer, Baker & Co.
Townsend, Dabney &
150.0001
Brothers
Hill
Inc
Co.
1,750,000
500,000
150.000
Co.
Miller
Hayden.
150,000
Secu¬
Stroud
1,750,000,
250,000
100,000
Co.
Webster
&
rities
150,000
——
&
"—
Walter Stokes &
Ripley & Co.,
100,000
&
Staats
R.
Frank, Meyer &
St°'m,
300,000
—
150,000
500,000
Co.
———
S-ein Bros.
1,750,000
Goodhody & Co
&
Sparks <te Co——
Wi'linm
Gerstley, Sunstein &
Harriman
250,000
Smith, Moore <fc Co.—_
Ire.
Co..
300,000
—_
—L
Fulton Reid &
Co.
500,000
Co.———
&
Singer, Deane & Scrib-
Co.,
1——
Inc.
in
Co—_
& Co.
1870
100,000
400,000
under
the laws
Oil
interests
Standard
9)
Fditor
and
Publisher*
L^afte Street Chicaao 3 Illinoti
mafter Februarv 25 iq4'' at the
subscriptions
and advertisements must
Pso-AmeS"in' Domini "of
be made In New York funds.
.
Bogan. Paul &
Inc.
Cor)).
Folger,
a
&
500,000
150,000
———
William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y., REctor 2-9570 Herbert
news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
OtherVifices ' 135 S
Edwards & Smith; Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Centered as second class
foreign
200,000
S'Ctt
Cleveland
First
Corp.
(general
for
200,000
Parke,
,&
250,000
First of Michigan
c/o
remittance
1,200,000
.
3' 1879' 8ubscrll,tl0ns *> C"lted S,a,es- U- S- rosse,Slo„s. Territories- and Members oi
of
&
Bros.
Schwabacher & Co..—
200,000
BUSINESS—The
underwriters
represented by
purchase ail the de¬
in the principal amounts set opposite their respective names,
Barney
750,000.
2,000,000
1952.
Smith,
Co.
150,000
a.
">8.982,260 shs.
include shares
200,000
&
200.000
,
—
Grubbs
352,000 shs.
150,000
Co.—a
&
Mosle
stiver & Co.
!Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
750,000
The First Boston Coi'p.
W.
Jan
15, 19GG $25,000,000
due Jan. 10, 1979
55,000.000
subordinated
debs.,
series
will
company.
debs.,
15
1987
pref. stk.
Aug.
Cumulative
3.75:/
Co.
250,000
200.000
Co.—
Rothschild
F.
-
Ferris & Company
J.
debs., due
convertible
4'a9.
-
.
—J—
Inc.
Hayden,
prices.
sinking
a
$81,000,000
loans
bank
CAPITALIZATION
(Reg. U, S. Patent Office)
week [every Thursday
%?t^oiLrc£&t&.SStVg
NOTE:
to
a
London,
proceeds
net
will
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Wiliam
the
increasing
retire 60';
debentures
They
the company
interest.
of
accrued
Refining
concessions
company
shareholders
principal
continue in
but
interest.
stock
common
at
benefit
policy of increasing crude oil and gas producing capacity,
including. the acquisition in 1956 of oil and gas properties
from
Houston
Oil
Co.
for
$42,427,000
and
deposits during the first five
months of 1957 of $27,192,000 committed for payment for additional
proposes
cost
include
approximately $1,200,000 in cash above present working capital needs.
Amphenol intends
to
liquidate
D"nbury-Kn"Hceu
shortly
alter the
acquisition is completed and operate it as divisions of the company.
not
option
plus
,
loans.
added
Co.,
Inc.i.——.
Roney &
Saunders,
Evans &
A.
300,000
Hutzler
Co.—
&
100,000
Co—
Renshaw—
&
C.
Su'omon
100,000
F»'hey, Clark & CovFarwell, Chapman &
Inc.
Authorized
Danbury-Knudsen is a m8nuf0'*t,ir',r ef connecters and
electronic
specialties. Its production and office facilities are located in Danbury
will
the
capital
company.
and
na¬
company's
capital stock cf Da^b'^v-Knudsen. Inc.
The
plant and office facilities to be located at
mo
the
at
100';
Atlantic
Net
purchase
have
accrued
PROCEEDS—Of
under¬
snares.
will be
shares
and
to
of
expansion
111.,
balance
the
of
outstanding
the
Broadview,
sale
of
expansion
cost
of
the
of
and
100'/
at
proposes to
offer these shares for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Hornbiuwer & Weeks. The initial public
offering price will be a price related to the then current market lor
The
A
managed by Smith, Bar¬
into
thereafter
and
will
begin in 1967 and is designed to
maturity.
For the sinking fund the
company
outstanding shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
now
has outstanding 500,560 common
convertible
are
19G2
debentures
will
Amphenol Electronics Corp.—Proposes Stock Offering
corporation
15,
Aug.
The
This
—
Retail,
730,000
Clement
100%, plus accrued interest.
debentures
until
418.
p.
Offered
Debentures
—
on
15, 1987, at
186,
Co.
Aug. 20 offered to the public $100,000,000
of 4%% convertible subordinated debentures, due Aug.
35,558,199
after
for
Refining:
& Co.
ney
12.350,289
operating
income
and
one
tionwide group of underwriters
26,971,000
4,530,000
-
1990.
p.
Atlantic
taxes—
Net
—V.
25.085.598
into
operating purposes from 17.59. >to 359
of- col¬
remainder is going
to the bank for debt retirement.—
The
185,
$
s
35,823.130 230,263,081 213.901,013
23,572,831 154,535,428 139.021.525
37,178,414
____
expenses
V.
operating taxes—
Other
Net
revenues
income
April 26. Manufacturers
consolidated the entire
Last
warn
obligation
Warner
library
Brothers'
Warner
$7,000,000 in cash, and obtained
$5,000,000 deferred payment5 to
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$.
s
Operating
Operating
debt
retained
amount
.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
a
200,000
Corp.
Estabrook
&
Co.—
phrey Cot,
Win.
L,
750,000
Co._
&
Rodman
Equitable Securi ies
i
loan.
This
loan has been reduced to
$9,620,000 by substantial acceleration of payments originally scheduled
and
at
the same time the company was authorized to increase the
$9,199,000
p. 521.
186,
three
over
the
assumed
lections.
American Telephone &
payable
all
paid
issued
and
the
of
purchase
company
500,000
Turner, Inc. —'—
The com¬
of
the
of
the
$9,000,000
of
Co._—
&
Eiworthy & Co.—
Eppler, Guerin &
I
$21,000,000.
loan
Trust
company—
the total equity of preferred and common stock—increased to
at
acquisition
$14,000,000
of the
traded on
Eberstadt
250,000
250.000
Robinson-Hum¬
The
1,750,000
Co—
750,000
_
Gardner
&
&
400,009
of
Hyman
Warner,
the consolidated net worth
$26,660,000,
totaled
revenues
was organized in June, 1956.
the American Stock Exchange.
form,
present
are
Gross
F.
Co.—
Ristine
P.
Riter
Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
represented contracts with television stations for
No
comparison is- available because Associated
contract.
for
a
compared with 324,323 the previous year.
The
the
Upon
compared
Both figures are after taxes and after provision for minority
year.
Securities &
Eoard.
F,
250,000
——-—_
&
Reynolds
Union
Dillon,
&
Pressprich & Co.
Futnam
&
duPont
I.
Eastman
Chester con¬
Mr.
250,000
Lie.
W.
Hop-
&
Shepard
1,750,000—Reinholdt
& Co
Francis
R.
1.200.000
300,000
President.
as
pointed out that in line with the company's accounting
methods of reporting incomes, only 259
of the contracts written are
taken into income, with the other 75'v
pro-rated over the term of
Mr.-
,
Dominick-
roo.ooo
;
Co.,
200,000
& Company
Drexel
the Warner Brothers film, rights in July,
1956 and the Fopeye film library from Paramount Pictures Corp. in
June, 1956, Associated Artists has entered into contracts for sale of
its products in the sum of $26,750,000 Mr. Hyman added.
Aug. 5 reported record consolidated sales for the
of $18,148,834, compared with
on
its
in
Since
first six months of 1957, ending June 30,
$5,933;094 the previous year.
E. M. Black, President,
noted
films.
of
pany's shares
Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—Reports Rec¬
ord Sales and Earnings—
mon
$25,84.0,000
lease
the
209,
p.
the
Chesler
outstanding.
shares
1,637,236
which
Doriot,
1956, after giving effect
31,
2,900 OO'i
was
Hyman announced six-month earnings to June 30 for Associated
Net income amounted to $1,237,628, or 76 cents a share on
Mr.
securities
appreciation of, portfolio
report also noted unrealized
head.& Co. Inc.
0
———
Ja.l'ray
d
wot
Wul-
Carrison,
Frescovt,
—
Co.,
ISO,000
—
bern, Inc.
Piper,
&
20(0,000
Colket &
—
500.000
&
a———u
Co
Penington,
200.000
Dominick
Artists.
1957.
President, told shareholders that net asset value
per share at the end of the period under review was $43.83.
On Dec.
it
Dixon
important role in
an
Parrish &
——-----
lias
•»'
corporation for
this
by
Hyman succeeds
tinues as Chairman cf
$5,083,570.
Georges F.
Louis
Mr.
gains of $477,233, compared with $222,892
year,
played
York Microstat
20.
7
/
1,290,000
Curtis
&
250,000
of microiilm for engineering use.
development
Gain for First Half of Year—
Aug,
on
Northwest
Pierca,
Dllion,
Corp.—Hyman Pres.—
Hyman. for 12 years President of York Microstat Corp.,
elected President of Associated Artists Productions Corp.,. it
Eliot
250,000
200,000
Bod me
250,000
Co._
Davis, Skaggs & Co.—
& Townsend;
&
150,000
250,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
DeHaven
-
Co
Co
Ohio
Pacific
&
& Co.—
&
Dickson
Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
Co.
Crou bev
&
400,000
The
&
Newburger
150.000
S.
Wells
Newbold's Son &
H.
Inc.
R.
250,000
3,500,000
1,200,000
200,000
Co.
100.009
1474.
Artists Productions
Associated
W.
Harry C. Dackermari
Inc.
been
&
184, p.
& Co.
Co.—
150,000
Co.,
250,000
Morgan Stanley
S. Moseley &
500,000
—
Podesta
&
Co.,
Co
F.
Mullaney,
'
Dain
&
1,750,000
250,000
100,000
—
Clirtiss, House
Turben
300,000
Courts & Co.-—
Pierce,
Beane—
&
250,000
Cruttenden,
150,000
150,000
,
Moore, Leonard
Lynch
:
250,000
Co.
&
Milwaukee
The
400,000
& Co.—_
Collins
Lynch,
Merrill,
150,000
Julien
100,000
————'
200,000
Clarke
W.
'
150,000
100,000
Clark & Co
M.
Co.,
& Co.,
Hutchinson
Fenner
1,200,000
—
J.
200,000
-a
&
Co.—
.
Merrill
500,000
Corp.
Collin, Norton & Co.—,
C.
C.
Codings &
Co.,
had
Apache
250,000
Co—
&
250,000
—
Craigmyle, Pinney &
that
250,000
Co
&
Mead,. Miller & Co._—
J. Mericka & Co.,
Republic Co.
Richard
•
200,000
:•
Win,
Co,,
City Securities Corp,—_
Clarke, Dodge & Co.—
who personally
able, to pay the
exespt out of the
made
was
found
Commission
the
Bretz.—V.
and
announced
American
rescission offer
additional shares.
the
of
sale
of
&
(Inc.)
net
ana
314.
p.
whom
to
&
400,000
Sherrerd—.
&
(Inc.)—
Apache
nor
Rober Stanley,
its President,
the refund to the prior purchasers, was
250,000
Co.
100,000
McMaster
150,000
Byllesby
M.
Central
had
&
Co
McGlone
McKclvy
250,000
Co.
&
——
E. W.
500,6oo
Inc.
&
Lisle & Mar¬
Slocumb
Butcher
false'y re¬
ported as of March 30. 1956. taat rue entire ofkexing of the 1425 9 0
shares had been sold at 7c per share,
that total proc e s t e.'eiro.Vi
were $99,750,
and that th*se proceeds were in.act, expenses of subs'
having been paid from other funds,
l'n fact, Ara'd'e had received
only the two unsecured promissory notes aggregating $57,0.20, on.which
it
received only about $1,000 and
$40. respectively, when stock
or
these
amounts
were
transferred
to
others.
About May, 19'6, bo h
notes
Were
cancelled or returned
to
their makers and Apgche re¬
tained the approximately 1,400,000 sharesi not, scld by Mescis. Jaeger
In the first six months of 1957
profits, S99.4C0.
In addition tc a cash con'ideration for the stock of Hunter Spring
Co., American Machine* & Metals, Inc. gave 59
interest bearing notes
totalling $400,000 to be redeemed in equal installments over tne next
673,000 and
sales
who
Furthermore,
Spring Co. of Lansdale, Pa., has been completed at an undisclosed price
and that the concern will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Carl
Inc.
previously purchased 4,695,000 shares for $40,450,
Commission ruled that the offering circular failed to di-c'-ose thai
proceeds
reported, that purchase of the 40-year old Hunter
also
McDonnell
'200,000
&
—
100.000
shall ——;
was
Marks
Masten
E.
200,000
'
——
Meson-Hagan,
750,000
H.
250.000
Co.
4,.
M.
McDonald
Chiles-Schutz Co
circular
offering
the
decision,
the
to
Co.
&
Coe
&
150,000
C.
Brush,
arrangements.
according
Lundborg
Laurence
A.
150,000
1,200,000
Inc.—
Co.
&
Irving
Mackall
150,000
Inc.
—
Bradford & Co-
Brown,
called
so
Loewi
250,000
Alex, Brown & Sons——
and
persons
6-week work stoppage at the plant
a
the
Co
300,000
150,000
1,750,000
Rhoades
1—
L_
Loeb,
Brooke & Company-
stock to
sold
guaranteed
subsidiary, Filtration Engineers. Inc."
a
lie
if
and
as
&
300.000
—-
Brothers—44
Ryons & Co.—
M.
200,000
1,750,000
" "
1,200,000
1.750,000
1,200,000
Higginson Corp.—
McCormick
J.
arrangements Messrs Jaeger and Bretz were in fact principal
for Apache's public offering and that the offering cir¬
false and misleading in its failure to disclose these under¬
persons
the
equalling $1.52 per common share, and sales were $10,815,716. compared
with first quarter earnings of $702,600 and sales of $11,ICO.000.
Mr.
Anderson said the slight, decline in second quarter sal°s and earnings
"was due to abnormal problems which
temporarily interrupted ship-ments
that
ruled
Commission
Co.—
150,000
Co.,
of paying
means
no
Co.—
&
Carl
Bosworth, Sullivan &
respeftive
the
Lee
&
Freres
750,000
'
250,000
150,000
Langley
Lehman
Blyth & Co., Inc
Boenning & Co
Boettcher & Co.
no< under¬
offered by
notwithstanding
except
him
by
given
note
The
neither
$663,086,
of this year net income amounted to
the second quarter
Mr. Jaeger had
$40,000 and $17,000,
in
Bretz
C.
Lester,
Blair & Co.—
& Simmons
Meeds
Corp.-'
100,000
Ellis
&
Company,
750.000
& Co.-,
200,000
2,000,000
500,000
Bissell
200.000
Blunt
misleading by reason of its failure to disclose the existence
of an outstanding option to sell 1.000,000 shares at lc per share to Mr.
Jaeger, for which Jaeger had given his promissory note far $10,000.
In addition,
with respect to a concurrent rescission offer by A..ach"
comparable 1956 period.
In
Luzard
was
false
$3.15 per share on 432,982 common shares outstanding,
6-month
period increased to $21,906,017, Charles
President,
W.
250,000
William
underwriters
1633.
first
the
400,000
Blair & Co. Inc.——
and
"would
statement t':at
stock wo. Id be
and
Jaeger
Messrs.
from
notes
$40,000
others.
Increased—Acquisition Completed—
for
offering circular con¬
material tact vio.ati.e or
of
permitted to
Furthermore,
income
Weeks & Co.,.—
Bioren
company's
tne
statements
offering circular contained a
be employed and that the
of
amounts
pro-forma basis.—V.
Net
that
W-t.i
1933
of
Co._
Thalmann
Co.—
Laird &
Stearns & Co.—
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
acquire the entire 1,425,000 share offering at
share, with the understanding that the snares wo-Id be re for public sale
at 7c per share.
Apache received unsecured
option
the
Laird,
Bear,
officers,
were
offered
for
p.
ruled
misleading
and
promissory
Co.—Profits Increased
company
185,
<&
300,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
whose expenses were estimated not to exceed $750.
Contrary thereto, the Commission stated,
the company entered in o
so-called option arrangements with Harry Jaeger and Kyle G. Bretz,
neither of
whom was otherwise employed by the companywhereby
square
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Sales
Commission on Aug. 16 announced
permanently suspending a Regulation A
decision
a
would
reports for the six months ended June 30, 1957, after
pension costs and Federal income taxes, $870,103, or
$1.33 per share on 655,262 shares outstanding.
This as compared to
$802,623 for the first six months of 1956, after provision for pension
costs and Federal taxes, or $1.23 per share on 654,874 shares on a
The
provision
500,000
Co—_
&
Baker,
■
registration under the SeeuriLes Act
public stock offering by tUis company.
a
Apache's
company
.
Machinery
Laundry
American
Ladenburg,
150,000
150,000
1,750,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—
Ball, Burge & Kraus—_
J. Barth & Co
Nev.—Stock Offering
from
false
writers
said.
occupies
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Whipple & Co._
Baird & Co.,
Bache
274,813
145,110
34,641
3,616
300,000
—.1———
$150,000
—_
250,000
^
Parker '&
Redpath
Regulation A, and that the offering of Apache, stock
did operate as a fraud and deceit upon purchasers."
foot plant that
Includes a complete precision gear ana macume 'Sn^p and temperaturecontrolled, dust free assembly areas.
Immediate expansion of manu¬
facturing space is planned in order to meet increasing production
requirements.—V. 185, p, 2210.
,
Corp.
roedcr, Inc.
Auchincioss,
Exchange
and
of
Commission
tained
Zonne
Mr.
Instrument
362,008
Bacon,
Securities
issuance
The
September.
purchased firm manufactures
future.
near
233,839
314.
p.
exemption
respect to
electronic instruments, com¬
ponents, electro-mechanical sub-systems and automatic machine tools,
One of its principal products, a gyroscope control instrument is being
supplied for the Navy's Sidewinder guided missile. Several of American
Electronics products will be integrated into the East Coast operation
Atlantic
other
The
the
.
in
47,915
chgs.
deductions-
Inc.
Co., Inc.—
Richards & Co,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
S. Bleich-
Arnhold and
subject
^
Kay,
500,000
shares of common stock for all of the assets of Atlantic
The latter company will operate as a wholly-owned
Subsidiary of American Electronics.
Mr. Zonne pointed out that Atlantic's present sal°s are
in excess
of $100,000 a month, and that sales are expected to reach, a $2,000,000
The newly
20,922
taxes-
Apaclie Uranium Co., Las Vegas,
Corp.
annual rate by
4,432,505
Permanently Suspended—■
will ex¬
Electronics
American
agreement,
the
of
4,698,448
'
,
Kalman &
150,000
Strudwick-
■
.
.
750,000
——
Robert W,
change 30,000
Instrument
$794,040
645,906
inc.
oper.
inc:
Fed.
186,
an
1957.
31,
.
to
according
Mass.,
711,259
$780,678
inc. after fixed
Net
to the
corporation has extended its manufacturing activities
through the purchse of Atlantic Instrument Corp.
This
East
railway
after
Corp.
Anderson &
$5,536,622
$5,424,052
ler,
Securities
American
1956
1957—7 Mos.
1957—Month—1956
,
op^r.-TevenuesRailway '6per. expensesNet
wood,
July 31—
Railway
•
Activities—
Electronics, Inc.—Extends
American
RR.—July Earnings Show Decline—
Ann Arbor
Period End.
■
Joseph, Mellon & Mil-
$10,000,000
Smith, Barney & Co
i
therein:
conditions stated
certain
to
tinplate
the company niid'
underwritlpg agreement with
pursuant to an
current
a
$15,806,000.
were
of
shear and sort huge tonnages
to automatically inspect,
be equipped
!
Chronicle
Commercial aM~Financial
The
2
'"
/
186
Volume
Number
5667
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(831)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in July j
And for the S e yen Months of Calendar Year 1956
Total
the
Union
corporate financing in the domestic market for
month
of
$384,793,854
-July,
more
1956
amounted
$988,8^6,953,
to
stock
month
of
capital
Cq.,i due
dollar
volume
issues
of
for
offered
pond
totaled $805,398,250,
July 1956.
Private offerings in July of 1956 totaled 39 issues in
number, totaling $245,581,250, or 24.84% of that month's
over-all total. During June, the month previous, a like
Stock
offerings
$183,438,700,
"
$206,060,896,
placed
in
July
,
t
of
:
.
1956
;
,
added
with that for
the
with
ber
:
A
comparison of the results for July,
June
,7
reached the
April
in
Telegraph
bentures.
with
lowed
up
a
volume
gross
order
in
Next
Included in
volume.
over-all
this total
$62,500,000,
$54,679,075,
etc.,
investment
0.88%;
5.53%;
buildings,
$3,028,475,
railroads,
manufactures,
trusts, trading,
land,
rubber,
6.32%; iron, steel, coal,
or,
or
equipment
1.04%;
in
$9,735,706,'
holding,
etc.,
etc.,; $3,730,000,
or
of
offerings
size
substantial
July 19
July
1956
of
in
the
shows
total
municipal financing
$362,118,497 represented
that
sum
of
for
new
$3,409,672
few: of the larger offerings floated in July, 1956,
the $38,484,000 placement of the Common¬
wealth ,of Massachusetts consisting of various purpose
or
Expressway bonds.
issue of the State;of Michigan
'
.
One emission
on the part of United States Possessions
the Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority electric
was
or;
bonds, totaling $22,000,000.
revenue
0.38%, and'
FINANCING
of
the
of
Treasury
DURING
19B6
Amount
Accepted
$
s
:
outside
sale
Bonds.
——_lj.
Price
Yield-
' %
.
54,048,840,115
91-days
2,410,016,000
1,600,119,000
99.291
91-days
91-days
91-days
2,687,885,000
1,601,125,000
99.397
"2.387
2,472,056,000
1,600,593,000
99.435
"2.231
1,600.219,000
99.418
*2.303
mos.
2,342.619,000
11,528,730,000
11,528,730,000
100
mos.
527,735,000
527,735,000
100
July 1-31 July 1 9%-12 yrs.
July 1-31 July
12 yrs.
July 1-31 July 1
2 yrs.
484,297,953
484,297,953
a
a
552,000
552,000
100
2
100
c
,
July 19
July 26
July 12
July 12
July 16
12%
July 16
12%
Total
for
for
seven
rate
10
July.
—
—
*2.409
2a4
18,943,370,953
—
months
on
72,992,211,068
bank
a
discount
basis,
all of which were changed
E—Beginning May 1, 1952.
a Comprised
follows:
as
threi
of
Over-all interest rate raised from
to 3%
Compounded semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
to 9 years, 8 months. Interest starts accruing at the end of
achieved
years
months instead of
six
mediate
from
year.
$10,000
one year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled
to $20,000 maturity value.
SERIES H
(NEW)—New current income bond, Series H, available
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at pur, Series H will mature in 9 years
and 8 months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Redeemable
at par any
time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notice.
individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
Series II has
SERIES J AND K—These replaced. Series F and G Bonds,
of
to
maturity,
1952.
May 1,
2.50%
for
Series J and K yield
of the former rate
yields of Series J and K will be
Annual purchase limit of Series J and
is increased to $200,000.
K combined
June
previous
30,
of
Intermediated
Bonds.
G
respectively,
return of 2.76% when held
2.53%
for F Bonds and
a
instead
higher than those of F and G.
For
A
| bonds and the $16,000,000
5
the
Amount
Applied for
months!,
July 12
2.9%
comprised
1
floated
5
21.oO
offerings, while the modest
comprised refunding obligations.
0.99%;
were
28
July 12
SERIES
24.84
capital
data
Savings
on
Bonds,
footnote
see
on
2637,
page
"Chronicle."
1952
Sale of Treasury notes
Rales of Treasury notes of
r
of Series A was termiriated on May 14, 1953.
Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes ara
sold
at par and accrued interest to the. 15th of the month and if held
maturity or two years interest approximates 2.47r%. Sale of Treasury
of Series "C" began on Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held to maturity or
two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23,
1953.
For previous data on Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,
Oct. 19, 1953, "Chronicle."
;
' i
1 >
-
to
notes
.
,
Several
l!O,OU'i,U00
breakdown
July
0.31%.
or
Jun
July
as
6.72%;.;
or
':
six
for
July,
to
Depositary
TREASURY
Due
27.93
1956.
A
and
;
Total
in
operations
STATES
Dated
separate series;
total volume for July, 1956, registered a decline
$104,658,396 below the total for July, a year ago, of
$470,186,565.
copper,
$8,714,451;
UNITED
Date
Offered
rjrj
of
was
$10,290,000,
or
245,581.250
39
its
Savings Bonds
"Average
37.98
320,535,000
—
Department
confined
Bills,
exchanged.
were
Treasury
above,
31.85
—0,
.
The
issues, which added*
to $117,705,350, or 11.90%; oils, $66,487,540, or
motors,
! ■
"q
.
*
.
$365,528,169 from the much greater total of $725,877*009
for June,; 1956. In fact, the latter period was the largest
,in gross dollar volume than for any month thus far
of $223,417,750, or 22.59%.
miscellaneous
were
The
rate
placement by the American Telephone &
Company of $250,000,000 34-year 37/s% de¬
Other
industrial,
and
manufacturing
fol¬
single
the EO-1956 notes
58.67
.
213,179,000
-
July
five-year table discloses for the month of
July, 1956, that following the normal pattern, public
utility offerings again attained the highest dollar volume
during the month by totaling $428,548,603, or 43.34% of
the
Treasury Department on July 25 announced the
results of the exchange offering made on July 11 of
2%% Treasury Notes of Series D-1957, dated July 16,
1956, due Aug. 1, 1957, open to holders of $12,388,335,000
of 2% Treasury Notes of Series
B-1956, maturing Aug.
15, and $550,008,000 of 1V2% Treasury Notes of Series
EO-1956, maturing Oct. 1, 1956. Subscriptions for the
new
notes amounted to $12,056,465,000,
leaving $881,878,000 of the maturing issues for cash redemption.
$11,528,730,000 of the B-1956 notes and $527,735,000 of
Total
of Total
245,144,338
,
;
%
seven
Municipal financing in July, 1956, declined sharply in
dollar volume below that for June, 1956, dropping to
our
the month's
$296,649,571.
34
-
—:
May
the month of July, 1955,
common stock placements totaled 65 and accounted for
$61,360,763, or 9.52%.
Preferred offerings were 15 in
number and added up to $51,755,000, or 8.03%.
A review of. the respective categories set forth each
month
-
——
first
the
Total Amount
June
For
volume.
31
in
35
February
March
preferred issues totaled 16"and
of $33,596,250, or 5.56%, of that months
sum
dollar
gross
!
January
1956, with that
privately
No. of Issues
.
previous
Treasury Financing, July, 1956
The
.
issues placed
months of 1956 follow:,
while
28.55%,
or
of
Corporate
month shows that common
offerings numbered 80 with a volume of $172,464,-
stock
646,
the
of
July, 1955, shows that in the latter period,
28 offerings amounting
to $401,070,000, or
that 'month's grand total were placed pri¬
of'
62.22%,
vately.;
dollar volume of $170,493,100,
or
17.24%, while preferred stock offerings were con¬
fined to six issues totaling $12,945,600, or 1.31% of the
grand total of all financing placed during the month.
for
total
a
aggregate
an
placed through the private route
were
$128,664,000, or 21.30%, of that month's
A comparison of the current month's total
total volume.
compared with the larger total of
or the gross dollar volume for
sum
offerings
in the amount of
34.11%
or
previous month, and the sum of $113,115,763, or 17.55% for July 1956.
Common stock issues in July, 1956 totaled 74 in num-
June,
total of
to
up
18.55% of the month's grand dollar vol¬
or
The above
ume.
financing occurred during
:
^promissory
Finapce Co., the
bonds, due July 1, 1986 and the Illinois Power Co. 3%%
first mortgage bonds, clue July 1, 1986.
operations.
No short-term bond and note
4ts%
due June 1, 1961, totaling $25,000,000, and three
in the sum of $20,000,000 each which include the
Champion Paper & Fibre Co. 3%% debentures, due July
15, 1981, the Florida Power Corp. 3%%. first mortgage
note
ana
.
issues
financing in July of l9bo
or 81.45%. Of this figure $786,677,815, or 79.56%, represented -funds, for new capital pur¬
poses and $18,720,435, or 1.89%, was raised for refunding
Long-term
$29,920,000
notes,
during July, 1956, was $969,924,615, or
against $18,912,335, or 1.91%, for refunding.
as
1977;
1,
,
American Investment Co. of Illinois 41/4% 15-year senior
new
purposes
98.09%,
Jan.
notes, due July 1, 1976 of the Beneficial
v ,/
:
v
■
•
total
'ine
$36,677,643; two offerings of $30,000,000 each
the 3.80% sinking fund debentures of the
Food Machinery & Chemical Co., due July 15, 1981 and
the 4Yz% debentures of the Tennessee Gas Transmission
comprising
July, 1955, the aggregate total stood at $644,-
■
of
amount
$604,043,096. ' The substantial flotation during July of
$250,000,000 of 34-year 37/s% debentures by the Ameri¬
can
Telephone
ana
Teiegrapn
conu'iouied
in great
measure
to the month's large dollar volume.
For the
579.063..
Electric Co. $40,000,000 issue of 3%% first mort¬
bonds, due July. 1, 1986; 812,791 shares of common
(par $25) of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. in the
gage
or
than the June volume which stood at
•
No Canadian government financing, on the part of the
Dominion itself, nor its provinces or municipalities, was
uncovered
during July,
1956.
OF
USE
FUNDS
Type of
Total Amount
Security
Dated
Accented
New
Refunding
$
Indebtedness
'
during the month of July,
000,000
issue
of 34-year 3%%
1990 of the American
debentures, due
notes
due
ip
2054
in
the
offerings included the
Co.
3%%
shares of
amount
stock
due
of
emission of
July
1,
1981;
Total' municipal
of
1.-
Other
j
1
2,570,846
J, due July 1, 1984 in the
May
Total
$4,175,290
$402,622,040
618,493,786
17,955,204
332,681.475
14,140,285
396,821,760
13.381,714
1,224,380
1,819,324
725,877,009
July 5
July 12
—i—l_„__
_w._.
July
J
L_
i—
:
^
.
636,448,990
3,409,672
365,528,169
$3,328,724,500
$56,105,869
Below
we
present
a
tabulation
of
figures
since
corporate financing:
'
1,600,109,000
1,601,125.000
10,000
1,601,125,000
Treas,
bills
1,600,593,000
1,599,963,000
630~000
91-day
Treas.
bills
mos.
notes
,
12%
July
u:
January,: 1954,; showing
'
the
different
monthly1 amounts
1,600,219,000
11,528,730,000
527,735,000
x.
mos.
S.
1,600,219,000
11,528,730,600
527,735,000
Treasury
•
Treasury.
i
notes
1
1,600,119,000
t.
484,297,953
bds.
Depositary bonds—,
July
Tax
1
Savings
antic'n
for
seven
—_
July—-—,
for
18,457,881.000
485,489,953
72,992,211,068 69,408,851,000
18,943,370,953
months—
*
552,000
notes
Total
of
484, 297,953
552,000
.,
3,583,36u,068
INTRA-GOVERNMENT
'
„
MMA^Y
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING
BY
MONTHS
-1956
New
■
1956,
1955,
AND
1954
1955
Capital
Refunding
Total
New Capital
January
456,339,621:
49,292,653
505,632,274
494.144,325
February
533,028,072,
28,225,930
561,254,002
384;282,362
Refunding
,
Total for
-1954-
Total
New Capital
Refunding
133,916,625
628,060,950
466,249,711
20,439,521-486,689,232
44,639,185
428,921,547
314,624,478
15,372,739
FINANCING
Retired
Issued
.
ST
$
3,097,870,115
Treas.-bills
12%
bills
50,950,970.000
Treas.
Total
$3,384,830,369
51,048,840,115
91-day
91-day
July 26
July 16
July
Total
months
91-day
July 19
July 16
—362,118,497
—
six
478,156,055
724,057,685
for
379,376,346
476,931,67.5
'
—
Total
<
June
of $50,000,000; the
sum
months
355,994,632
March
—
April
Sperry Rand Corp., totaling
Refunding
$3°8,446,750
'_1_ —--l_—L__——
February
Superior
seven
is set below:New
January
$53,068,962; Inland Steel Co. first mortgage 3V2% bonds,
series
1956
financing for the first
Next*
promissory
of $62,500,000.
$60,000,000
debentures,
common
July
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
the Chrysler Corp. placement of 33/4%
came
Oil
the largest being the $250,-
,
$
i■
Net Issued
$
*
40,229,733,000 39,041,419,000
1,188,314,000
954,177,000
21,902,000
616,070,000
338,107,000
198,608,000
976,079;000
736,580,000
239,499,000
41,205,812,000 39,777,999,000
six months—
1,427,813,000
Total
July—
1
March
First
749.432,217:
20,212,540
769,644,757
1,0921117,895
136,541,342 1,228,639,237
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
Total
for
July—.
97,731,123
1,836,'531,033
1,970,544,582
315.097,152 2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
Total
for
seven
502,084.724
112,141,200
614,225,924
536,888,359
180,014,200
716,902,559;
96,140.649
987,358,500,
768,825,340
11,349,880
780.175,220
509,658,396
172,833,757
682,492,153
May
1,094,036,074
53,690,700
1,147,726,774
'
7481829,028
83,518,225
832,347,253
June
583,766,885
20,276,211
604,043,096
'
592,872,491
91,928,160
i
'
'
684,800,651
P9l,217,851
348,280.142 2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
494,761,309 3,726,851,724,
quarter
2,446,628,299
months
85,316,791 2,531,945,090 1,851,359,915
4.185,428,209
•Comprises sales of special
jold to
iqd
183,047,914
969,924,615
18,912,335
4,368,476,123 '3,821,904,497
663,377,294
4,485,281,791
3,232,090,415
490,437,663
154,141,400
644,579,063
732,106,517
t
622,211,465
389,019,719
1,011,231,184
,
566,346,199
33,408.844
599,755,043
11,678,995,327
576,569,963
Zone
—
988,836,950
August
September
Nine
quarter—
months—
—
1_.
October
notes
to Federal Old
ings
Retirement
395,517,758
1,127,624,275
System,
326,002,854
75,574,200
series certificates and notes;
284,937,645
1,669,340,438
756,029,603
Age and Survivor? Insurance Trust Account.
quarter
months
Government
Fijnd,
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Canal
Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal Sav¬
Federal
Eife
Insurance
Deposit
Fund,
Insurance
National
Corporation,
Service
17,136,900
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
(Continued
In the
4,901,430,853
1,250,790,912
6,152,221,765
1,142,879,251
803,155,608
179,006,275
982,161,883
lowing
52,234,091
601,557,784
235.924,122
266,684,600
502 608.722
the
728,176,549
61,315,965
789,492,514
658,303,098
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
130,686,956
2,533,929,549
1,697,382,828
7.904.142.417
1,370.634.213
9,274,776,630
6.598,813,681
813,776,417 2,511,159,245
2.064,567,329
8,663,381.010
6)
on the fol¬
the July and
comprehensive tables
pages
we
compare
the
2,403.242,593
tNet retired.
on page
seven
months'
figures with those for
corresponding periods in the
years
preceding thus affording a
year
comparison,
a
Life
and Federal
2,425,370,041"
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
Fund,
896,168,712
2,255,565,290
certificates
401,577,054
611,231,067
549;323,6«3
s
December
12
5,500,869,824
1,125,742,351
November
Fourth
-
,
120,510,900
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund ahd Unemployed Trust Fund
Tnsurance
July
Third
months
Civil Service Retirement Fund.
Second
Six
Certificates
Bonds
329,997,217
1,733,799,910'
—
quarter—-
April
<
four
five-
a
O
O
3*
O
3
3
ft
rf
o
s
3
V
-tf
03
p.
s
p
O
ft
C
C
w*
-i
ffQ
Cb
5'
fo
Sr
00 CO
to
"594
Total
06,715284 4,90,0 32,91630
S
i_:1,0
;
-1952
2750",6
154,7039
1,203 9
7
,t
~
1,5364 20
—
45.93,0 596.28,34 5,0 ,0 15,0 0 234,~876O 46,50
S
350, 0
63,79 0
-i
5 0, 0
2,81,514
105.397, 8 1,061,92 41,7654
15,4028 18.036, 215,8693 ,71692 19672c4,6j95r0. :"^584 -3.6,514 52, 8
1,075284 4,90 4,90 4,6950
,
2,475,0
49,78 0 73,90
-
:•
,
-
126,9470
Refundi g
-1952
4,80,0
10 ,0 0
2,7305
2,7305
4,80 0
10 ,0 0
10,920 "9076 6 29r5~4 56 40,62 50
$
1
777
197 236 2,730,50 771 10,6750 3,94 362
420J 0 63 J0
1711777
.
-1
'A
J
T.
«
-
1740.62,50 '.V.4,80 4,3620
Refundi g
93, 0 26.73,1 7,950, 0
Total
594
7.950, 0
1,5324 0 ■-■. '2•0.6,0 24,19867 1,405 82
2,750
3,iCTNaoepttwall%• 96'■0874"\11201,6,5.70 2,91>6=0.7 5',38719 .1,0
7:
i'
,
'$ 498,2650 28,39 0 70,23 95
7 4,70
"■
8t6,230 528,39280
1,234:7065
'■'?
173,90 671,740
Refundi g 9,87 0
10,724 56,170
V
"
'z
j'
7,485,0 241,950 14.0 , 1,60,0
$
Total
Refundi g
—1953
7
'OilfV
,
L
r-;.
T-•
Capital - 48>,■36^70 21,657.0 28,160 69,51 5
7 4,70
$
New
Total
i"'r:*•t■K'f«-fx.
5 0, 0 2 0, 0
6,50 0 42.760,
$
6,30 , 0
213,705 284, 10
18,450 1,96 50
$
;
578,94258
732,10657
Refundig 384,1 835 07,0705'; 4,237,923
630,5791 6,50. 0 35,68 0 58,7602
Capit l
New
Total
"i
%
5 0, 0 2 0, 0
530,26. 0 1,20. 0 51,75.0 60,7 63
$
6,30 0 32,5 0 28,43560
60 ,0
154, 0
6.0 ,0 50,96.15 2,148.65
213,502
490,3760
Refundi g 153,4 0 1,"0 .0
2,50.0 1.53980 468.037,91
37,40
152,798
:>
4,36 20
7,650 21,6570
481,0,34677580
125,3614 1,47,50 23,47 941 4,957,12 1,68750 14,25072
6,50 0 7,05 0
5 0, 0
65. 2,75 1,5204 4,913,21 18,3902
20,15 20 ,'"9076
29,5476
5 0, 0
Capit l 18.450, 12,04. 30. 0 12.34,750 62.50, 58,024.15 24,70 . 2,30 0 40,2150
3,60 0 58.0 0 31,0 0 62,50. 238,6750 3,50,0 6,80,0 37,50 8,60 3
$
Refundi g 2,46,0 148,950 2,50 0
530,26 0
186,05349
671,740 845,640
5,0 0 3,601 36 98,52 5 4°5.n o 321,97. 5 142.57,840 1,60 0 427658.12 18.39,02 1.70 0 1,0 .0 12,048.76 60.8963G
I7o 76 1,20 , 0
20 ,0
468,73425 6,23470 5,0,0 1.2*7 529 5,15,328 30.0 8,970,6 6,743982 13, 5763 3.60.0 127.04,2 37,24.70 5.0.0 62.50 249,5 29 8.65 328 7.10.0 37,50 0 9,170, 0 !*•■+«»f- 90,352.83
<£■—
•,
1,0 0
2,460
1.0 ,0
148.95,0 2,50,0
1,0 ,0
I
Capit l
37,12.90 1,20. 0 50,75.0 60,7 63
New
Total
$
60 ,0
805,3920 12,945^60 165,2 80
5,281 50
98,36950
I
210, 0 365,281;< 2,0 0
.
FOCREIPGNAT,
—1956 Reiundl g 18.720,435
S
19 ,90
Capitl 736, 15 12.94560 165.09
$
OSUMFARY
10,9235
5,281 50
210, 0 3,409672
1,5864 19
23,4 07
3624187 2,0 . 0
96,2415
New
972,51378
1,3540 12
NOGAERNWUFPID
AfaogrSeamunticnfpclyteedss
botayined
Capitl 3.0 ,0 58.0,0 28.54,0 62,50765 90.47,60 l.oq.o 6.80 0 37,50 8,603 37,1290
$
20 ,0
S
68
10,29.0 370.5 , 0 53,120 750 76 139.02 60. 0 3.70 2,0 .0 104,5120 805.39,20
$
CHAR TE
2,095,435 14,260 93576 0
"
154, 0
ll
58.04,63 1.54,075 9,735 0G 847315, 0 6,487540 1,028745 8.7Y4 51 13,5410 183,4 70 10.29 0 428.5 ,603 54.67905 9.735,706 62,50. 23,4X7.50 6.487,50 3,70 3,028475 STtuS I 17,05.3
62
1,430.
-1956 Refundi g
6086,457,579903
934,?2 6.234,70 5,0 0 ,2759 5,1 .328 30,0 7,1f076 6,743982 12, 5763 3.60.0 127,04.2 34.78,0 5,0 0 62.50, 10,75129 6.15 328 7.10 0 37.50, 0 8470, 0 967352 8
1.0",05 1,20 0
New
Total
619,35-
7
!
•
$
49'1,4629013,,7.8532v*.0
37527506 I7o ~o76 L45L36 1.571, 40 >10,724 0
"173,90
65,378 5 1,5204 4,9132 18,3902
153,4 0
$
-195
630,5791
;
6,50. 0 7,05 0
New
Total
45.93,0 721,834 2 6,14750 15,0 0 2574189 51,47 12 260, 0 l.G87.56 48.503,72
5,0 0 4,27,876 9,37895 7.485.0 321,47 85 142,57.840 1,60,0 4G7l~8621 18,3902 1,70,0 2,0 ,0 16.5076 C1.G 37G
173,90
$
1,85762-
n
'
125,3614 1,47,50 32.87,14 4,957 12 1,68750 14,25072 190,46 19 45,93 0 721,834.28 6.147,50 15,0 0 27,"541 51,4712 350, 0 1.687,SCO 78,047§2
25.0 , 0 132, 5.0 384,1 35
59,30.825 18,50
Refundi g 25,0 . 0 124.059,
-1954
1,0537
8,50 0 62,50 470.186,53
64,579063
$
—195
43,50. 236.10, 30. 0 12.34,750 62.50 0 17,3250 43,20. 2,30 0 25.0 0 172,540
$
$
FPCmDtaruonRhviecfBlpancotllditGpsefFsmortuvden,hrkdma,l YJOMEITUSVAUHLRTNIASSCNHEORRPEDA
YFJMOETIUAVAHLNRILAUFSNORGCVGPRDELMT,
1954
13,96 0
New
-1,63275
1,2764 5
""
7,650. 0 21,6570
4,36,20
Capit l $ 7.485,0 241,950 14,0 1,60,0 37 45,6 IT oao o 1,0 0 7648,760 48,350
Total
395,17.58
1,047580 G2,835
37,40
'•
-
608,57695. '30,5.0 526,974280 1,65023
.
496978,,0286540
13,96 0
3,527,5■0 176 76 4,51.30 90 ,0 9,87,80
$
1,865,0 68,74 0
41,2736
1I7o67 o 2.0 ,0 i,5o"76o 49,73850
5 0, 0
18,03. 9 215,4 938 36,07892 176.249,18 1,964,50 "594 43,296014
2,81 54
105,397 8 1,06.92 41,7654 1,06450
-
'*
-193 $
New
34.25,0
.
619,30 95
•
•
'
-
Capit l
45.93,0 596.28 4 5,0 ,0 15,0 0 2378456 46,50. 260, 0
•
19 ,90
18,720435
Capit l 10.290 369.07, 53,120 62.507 0 37.06,5 45,70 3,70 1.065,0 104,520 786, 15
19 ,90
1,430
2,8735 14,260 "93576 0
49980,,33766G50
18,9235
58,04 63 1.54075 9,735,706 847123850 6,487540 1.02~8.475 8,714 51 13,5410 183,2460 10,29 0 427,18603 54,679.05 9,735 06 62,50. 21.3045 52. 7540 3,70. 2,093475 8,7T4 f)l 17,05.3
$
New
funds
agencis. include Notes- manufctrig heoldtcin.g, Notes- manufctrig 1 hoeldticn.g, manufctrig heoldtcin.g, : — etc manufctrig * a—heoldtcin.g, —- 96,2415
OFJULY
JOFULY
Lboonnagon-ttdeedsrsm JhSort-em Presftorcked. stock Candi - bLoonnanog-ttdeedsrsm Short-em Presftorcekd stock foreign- bLooannngo-tdteedrssm Short-em Presftorcked stock corp ate
toal
BLooangn-Tdesrm utiles eccosptotear,ll,,Eqmuanipufmcteernst anoieds inadunstrdl bueildtcngs, ttIrrnavuedsstminng,, Miscelanous BShaoornt-Tdesm Railroads utiles ccesooptteall,,,Eqmuainpufmcterenst anoid indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Ittnrrvauesdtsminng,,Miscelanous utiles cecsootpteal,l,,Eqmuanipufmcterenst anorides Indaunstrdil bueildtcngs, ttrIrnavuedsstminng,,Miscelanous Railroads utiles ccsopoteaer,l,l,Eqmaunuifpmtent acaesnorid inadunstrdl bueildtcngs, -7 - ttrraiundvessitnmgn,, Miscelan.ous seccourrpitate
Corp ate- Domestic—
fBIntearanioknl GovervnCmandit forgeoveirgnmnt GLoaavndn, •Municpiatl—eSs,SPotaeins dfignuoorets
MONTH
Com on
Com on
Other
Com on
Total
Grand
Other Farm
United
MONTH
•Thesa
Public Iron, Motors Other
I
.and.
Tublic Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks—
Total
Tublic Iron, Motors other Land,
Total—
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
o
<
c
o
3
p
Ci
3
o
OJ
cr
oc
i—
OS
<1
o
o
a
CJi
3
R.
S
R
S
2.
<T>
R
R-
O-
s
-i
00
Total
$
315.02, 1,643709,5 43,12650 16.09,1 1,67345 0 260,8 31 10,95.0 12,0 0
-1952 Refundi g 1 3,7 90 1,20 , 0 50.72 ,0
90,0 0
102,4760 6,457,925
$
2433,.281,00
4,1985 ;''-•«
317,6 25 ~'
New
Total
$
•
■
2l5~6 ,0
194,7 0 1,2749,620 187,305 24,850 37,604 13,4085 27,0 0 627,9035
—
II—
4,80 , 0
3,48,0 195,0
2,56,0
-I
37,40
i
16,20 ,
-
•
290, 0
610,3485 40,269843 18,52361 82,7128 170,81246 72,3 89
175,*40
201,250 20~1,250
Reiundi g 31,0 0 20.87,0 630, 0 36,9 715 1,3490 i7o 76 4,51,30 14,89260
$
167,261 721,025
7,521,905
1,854 19
-
$
13,96 0
New
$
37,40
290, 0
602,1930 40,269843 L7,9851CG 8511,,502603, 170,81246 70,48 70
20 ,0 0
117
160,9-875 175,20
426,960
38 ,879 173,2 4
10,45 0 64,1308 43,8 35 235,04625 4,29086 6,127,354 9,62357 15,8705
108,9 0-
50 ,0 1,05 ,0
17,640 1,74 0. 469,80 24,83750 63,40 38,40521 218,3750 1,5480 ,10 50. ,0 396. 4,0
•
.
85,74938 5,19,37 375,173 2 5,0 . 9,70,0
Refundi g 46,50 0 398,7350 4,50 0 18.245, 0 •19,850 2,4376O 2570 0 174,32 9
$
Y<£JFMEYS3TFMUFLANOIGIUHOAVADNLV1RCERRSPNDMGLT,l»*<—J-—>—?TCNReaNoTRfNC"eTupetfonuiafaowudn:tpniwdtaldiwglggl$$S'~>%341,0,7367659724,8346089,0035-522.8:.1981*1«.4976"/Z'",55'2,1308946-7"ao-O—■-u._,:__5—366,a0787u912r\i.r089,.•f,•. 753-'*,43481,769u2560580541,232-87619.097;)>V_——-4.8,5i■02170*^94*36J91I10187,"98,36022955744304PDCfRtmGBf^arSFoeuftIonnchavtivrvechasmrplodugdlnpumiiemckpsnlle..ys FJME3TFSUUNIOANVHDAVRL1ISRED 3,5327890,05119"6646-3.229.5,80
-1954
50 ,0
Capit l 13,40 1,3456 20 465,30 24,83750 63,40. 0 270,185 * 19,520 1,5480 8.518,0 25,0 0 2 ,3097bl
$
1,05 ,0
S
295,090
218,50 1,037.8520 286,1590 .62,50 79,6420) 193,0 0 •85,190 92.50 0 100,500 610.539,80
Refundi g 124,86 0 184,530 2,46,0 269,4 175 710,82 5 9.70 -
-1
175,0
Capit l 93,7140 853, 950 283,710 62,50 527,0 25 91,8715 76,1950 92,50 295,00 10,5 0 573,480
'10,45
20 ,0
34545,,17.43,7006220812691,8
91,75 09
500 173,2 4
560.381,492 43,8 35 29.847,1 4.290,86 5,72,18 95,62357 106,3705
163
.
5,0. 0 32.51,2 190.583,729 40,81.36' 3.952.852 012.590" n0 301.54 71 132,4.362
8,972.50
•*
,72450~ 485.09 '<13.2,8
-
194,7 0 1,89 7.05 27.612,43 24,850 854, 561 459,87 68 ,13698^0 27,0 0 207,581246 861,4389
211,3,0048985732,6604975.5 849,805.27.7693
31,0 .0 28,391.05 630, 0 36,83976 2,07,025 lo lo 4,51,30 16,948369 12,35 7
163,740 1,8705.10 26,932.4 24.850 817,6058 457,8063 50 26,0 0 203719.46 84, 8520 4,6890,67
13,698
*
173,2 4
173,0G6P0 2,39058,30 513,8 35 24,83750 63,40 623.97,046 23638, 768 17,6 .154 1,38 50 145,62357 621,4 057
"
'•
1
'
46,50 0 48,5283 4,50,0 123,4 817 19,850 375,173 2,70,0 25,0 0 184,02 39
110.,82748932
173,2 4
1,086.734 0 13,5690 1,905 692 509,18.35 24,83.750 G3,40 50,32 9 24,9386 17.30,981 8,61,50 120,6357 437.96,81
"
"
1.642735 218,50 1.54,87395 419.75,28 5.0, 0 39-1.05,2 98.4092 081,36 89.72,35 105, .0 9,467,930 312,0471 815,34.162
0
233
53,.916249186024
168-.5"
16,05 0 16,05 0 20,91 785 4".6 .0 2300,204,2 1.0 3)0 "2,64,30 21,785491 71.390634 124.8G 0 205.43,705 7.U20C 290,1537 10,82 5 9,86,85 1,00000 2,64.30 74,62941 i 817,58.694
-v./ "■
36,7940-
$
!)5 -
18.59,0 375,0
426,960
108,9 ;0
New
Total
43,812 0
*
.25,0
20 ,0 0
7
Capit l 163,740 1,2539 ,620 186,750 24,850 69,458 376,258403 -.13,4085 26,0 0 37048,706 31,0 90
90,0 0
201,563 0 2,780467 408.657,8 16,091 1,427 8930 38,9617 10,950 15,31 28.3L750 304,56381
-
*'
Total
13,790 1,4960 51,68340 1570891450 10,7 925
31,08 0 63,729 26,51 68 358,72 80 85,13.785 90, 0 3,1 .31 28.3L750 89,753481
.
V
7
"r
-1953
60 ,0 0
9, 49,60 963,40 8,041,850 3,720, 0
4,80 , 0
r
13,96 0
736,1920 3750,6
.
-315,0 2,8954,27 460,3168 16.09,10 1,54268.30 349,1 096 1,085.0 15,31 28,31750 348,75481
j
"
Capitl 201,5630 1,642509 382,4065 16,091 1,06598 0 253,608 10,950 12,0 189,60 3,87 186
$
90,0 0
25,0 0 36,108 0 643,7932 27,14568 36,74 30 8,5 78 3,1 ,31 28731,750 90,35 481
8,148,0 195,0
I
18.59,0 375,0
175,0
—
.
46,5106 128,54283 5,0 0 328.51,25 170,39.52 40,81 36 3,783,94 12,50 0 7,92,850 298, 417 10,5871
93,7140 1,364510 412,63 8 5,0 0 391,05 2 698,254. 13,268951 79,0349 105, 0 8,467,950 309, 8.417 40.7 G1
ITSCNONRHPEUEWAT 73204,,6,188573621-39400 11,,574728S203 54.3,317210.60
FCORPEIGNAT,
J3U——1LY5NRCeafeupniwdtlg$1306,98,04n6o.25t8e5s 9__32'74I,6/953.41 150,9n46o7tes 1320,5 687 1,08n9otets_ 250,11,96348 _1G3o7.v5er8nm0t.186,092governm_t45agencisIZ".36&cit9e_s'noP.20.I 19,78346.2 Sfbiauntocnleidydsse J3U1—LY NSotes— 180.45, 379 6ceo2pt.0r,8man1ufces ,5 2ma4nu0f7c6trig9.3, 5 0186. 4,25 htro9ealdticn0g.,61 3,98.267—15 Notes- 13,58940 2ecotpr,'manufces 3,9ma0nuf.ctrig— 25,0 h5t,r0eoaldt.cin.g, - 2,89450 4t1i5T,e":7^"2 63e9cotpr,manufc0tes 358,man•u7f4ctrig692—0 1 ,8475 6 htreoaldt,1cin.g,24.07 1,390.65 180,45 .6397 ecotpr,48manufces62,50 19m4anufc8trig37,502 1 49.3—5 1htroealdt.cing,76:,—2-4V0.' 5.1s3e2cu8r4it
S
New
Total
$
19,7480 1,4 53 0 78,40250 38.107 62,50 1,293850 309,6 .0 26,430 49,50. 4,12.50 59,8420 692,38 50
-
OGROUFPING
5
23576
Long-term Pref red Com on Long-term Pref red Com on
Other.
Total
•These
1
Other Farm
United
"
"
4
6,
192,
n
"
935,0
10,94735 14.260, 1,0 ,0 50.2 ,10 189,0685
361,40 128,0
1,97,80 4,39 40
583, 3
1.878,
6,28921 12.954,16 12.90,58 14.35,890
142,
48, 62,
1,591,
378,
29, 5C.
152, 822,
10,3 15 14,38-0 1.0 ,0 935,0 583:, 3. ^,56/194.3 201.9624
—
r
New
MENONDTHS Corpate— Domestic— boanndds Short-em stockIstock Candi — boanndds Short-em stock stock foreign— Lboonagn-ntdedrsm corpate foreign LGoaoanvndt Staes Gtoraanl.d fdignuoroest
MENODNTHS BLoonagn-nTdedrsm util es Equipment aacensordi indausntrdl bueildtcn.g_s, Miscelan-o—us BShooarnt-Tdesm util es Equipment aacensordi indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Miscelanous
IBntearanioknl ^Candian 'SMuanicepasl
sctoeall,,
tInrvuesstmn, sctoeall,, trInuvesstmn,
7
946,580 291,461 464, 24 546,406 50 .0 94 ,643 963.590 34.10 528,475 242,50 ,716342 734,5 2
50.0 0
5,0 ,0 2,894 50 1,9780 420,17 561 63,941 24 9,735,706 358,627143 69.3 ,590 2,756,10 1,028475 2,130, 0 87,0214 130.29630
Capitl
ACHANRDTE
SOUMFARY
Retunaig 1,703 9,605
$
-195G
13,589450 120, 0 3,90,0
~20 76 5 6,40 76 75,4 50
7
Railroads Public, Iron,
Total
Afot rs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Total
Stocks-
aacol, cesori indausntrdl bueildtncgs tInrvuesstmn,Miscelanous - utiles sctoeall,,Equipment aacensodri indausntrdl bueildtncgs, tIrnvuesstmn,Miscelanous corpate
ste l,Equipment and
Total
Puulb ic Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Oil
Total-
Total
Railroads
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
CO CO
Cn
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
<5
Monday, August 26, 1957
. . .
(834)
struction
>
Details of New
Capital Flotations
/
:
1956
;
,
.
_
•
,
Sept.
1957
1,
•
Az Co.,
Pacific
F,
Inc.
equipment
and
to
to 3.35ft/,. according to -maturity., Offered ,by
Az
Co.,
'
Ai
Halsey,.
.
1990.
1,
in
Abbot,
stocks
Proctor
Bond
for
Purpose,
of
R.
E.
Hinckley;
&
Adams
Adams
&
Az
Stearns
Whipple
«
&
Blair
Az
Branch.
Co.;
Broome
&
Slocumb
Az
Inc.;
Denton,
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
»
Az
&
Ar
Corbett
J.
Co.;
Az
Brooke
Co.;
Burns
Co.;
/
ft
,-
,
C.
Pickard,
&
Bros.
Inc.;
M.
H.
Inc.;
Crowell.
&
Inc.;
Ar,
Securities
Az
Co.;
Cruttenden
Cunningham,
Co.;
Cunningham,
Co.;
&
Schmertz <fc
Dahlberg
Henry
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
<fc
Dallas
Shelby,Cullom Davis & Co.;-Davis,
Dawson/ Hannaford Inc.;
DeHaven
Az
&
Bod
ine;' Dick
Merle-Smith;
&
R.
S.
Dickson Az Co., Inc.; Dittmar & Co.; John Douglas &
Co., Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; duPont, Homsey & Co.;
Eastman.
Dillon
& Co.;
R. J. Edwards, Inc.; Elworthy
&
Co.;
Az
Co.;
Clement
T.
Evans
A.
Feibleman
J.
First
The
Cleveland
Co.,
Az
&
of
of
Iowa
Corp.;
First
Securities
Co.
Co.;
Corp.;
First
Foster Az Marshall;
Freeman
Az
Co.,
Johnston
A:
Co.;
Chapman
Richards & Co.;
Field,
First
Southwest
Chicago;
Farwell,
Inc.;
Co.;
Corp.;
Securities
First
Freeman & Co.; M.
M,
Inc.; Leonard A. Frisbie Co.; Ginther,
Glickenliaus & Lembo; Glover Az Mac-
Hilsman Az Co.,
H.
J.
Inc.;
A.
Hogle &
Co.;
Hotir-
I.
Josey Az Company: John B. Joyce Az Co.; Kaiser Az
Richards & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Kenower,
& Co.; Richard E. ,Kohn & Co.; Kormendi A:
Inc.;
Arthur M.
Krensky Az Co., Inc.; Ladenburg,
Tlialmann
-Wheeler
&
Ar
Andrew &
Co.;
Lawson,
Inc.;
McDonald
&
Levy
Williams;
Leedy,
Alleman, Inc.; Lester. Rvons Ar Co.; Loewi &,
D. A. Lomasney & Co.; Mackali Az Coe'; Mc-
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
Co.,
McJunkin,
Young,
Patton
McLcod,
Merrill
Co.;
Lynch,
Model,
Moors
Son
Ac
Ac
Weir,
Co.;
McDonald-Moore
McKclvv
McMaster
Fenner
&
.
,
.
.
,
&
/
Az
Cook
Ac
Co.;
Newburgcr,
Loeb
Ac
Hirshberg,
Ac
Ac
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Ac
Simon,
Co.;
Prcscott,
Wright,
Snider
Co.;
Scherck,
.Schmidt,
Poole,
B.
Inc.;
Ac
Inc.;
Rotan,
Mosle
Ac
Co.;
L.
F.
&
Co.;
Ac
Inc.; Sheridan Logan Paul
Robert Showers; I. M. Simon
Scribner; Tne Small-Milburn Co.,
Smith
Ac
Schweickhardt Ac Co.;
'
"
'
ft'
Townsend,
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Shields
1970.
Ac
Co.;
Yeatman Ac
1,
Co.; Trubee.
Varnedoe,
Wat kins,
Morrow
Collins &
Chisholm
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Co.:
Co.;
Wright
Ac
Co.,
Gas
Light Co.
FmLhb
Laurence
Ar
M.
Co.,
A2
& Co.;
Ind.
1971.
of
G,
Power
due
July
&
Kormendi
Light
Co.;
Ac
Co.
I98s.
Co.,
4ft.
Co.;
s
Dick¬
Inc.
first
PuVosi
R.
to
mortcace
bonds
K'SwTut
America thtough F. Eberstadt
Az Co.
Brewing-Corp. 4 ft ft subordinated-debentures due
Purpose,-for general corporate purposes.- Price, at
*500,000 Falstaff
1971.
par.
Placed, privately
-
with
insurance
an
-1,250
'
,
Az
Machinery
Inc.;
Chemical
&■
Goldman,
Co.;
Az
Co.,
Lazard,
Corp.
Saens
Freres
Az
Co.;
Az
Harriman Ripley
Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
Co.;
Smith, Barney Az Co.; Stone Az Webster
Securities Corp.;
White, Weld
Az Co.;
A. G. Becker Az
Co. Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson A: Curtis; Baehe Az Co.;
Fenner
Az
Beane;
of
$100
of
for
debentures
and
capital.
share
$130
per
of
:
Stone
Az
Co.
Az
Hooker
Co.;
A:
Labouisse,
t
Illinois
Marache Az Co.;
Inc.;
Harriman
Hemphill,
-
Co.
Inc.;
Jannt-y,
Dulles
Az
Joseph.
Mellen
A;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Az
Az
W.
Indianapolis
Co..
Inc.;
Miller, Inc.;
Co.;
H.
Weeks;
E.
Hentz
•
"
'
Az' Co,;
William Blair
*
•
11,000,000 Georgia-Pacific*
1
<
■
"
investors
Giffen
Industries,
Purpose,
interest.
Co.;
Country
1971.
Lumber
Bay
tional
*750,000
4'+ft.
Corp.
hated debentures'due
of" Coos
Halsey,
Az
C.
Shields
Trask
mons;
Ripley Az Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Noyes
Hornblower
Fay;
Friedrichs
Hallgarten Az
A.
Co.-
15-year
through Blyth
Inc.
convertible vsubordifinance acquisin
Purpose, to
Placed
Az
privately with mstiru
Co., Inc. .:
•"
9
i
6ft"lirst mortgage bonds'-due-
Placed
America.
Howard, Weil,
Az Co.;
The
Kidder., Peabody Az Co.;
Kirkpatrlck-Pettis Co.; Ladenburg. Thallmann A:, Co.; W.
C. Langley Az Co.; Lazard Freres Az Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Irving Lundhorg Az Co.; Laurence
l%6j
working- capital.
Price, 100'Z and accIft
privately with Gulf Life Insurance
•<
Life insurance-Co. and Modern .Wooaman
for
Hutton
Bond
and
Share Corp.ft
Johnston,
Lemon Az
Co.;
Noye« As Co.:
Lee Higginson
Co.: Wertheim Az Co.;
A: .Co.,. Inc.; American
Az
Company; Stroud Az Co., Inc.: Spencer
Tucker,.-.Anthony A: Co.; Blunt Ellis Az Sim¬
Az Co.; Alex. Brown Az Sons: Courts
<&
Co.; Francis I. du Pont Az Co.;: Clement a. Evans as
Co.i Inc.; Folger. Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs Az Co.t Inc.I
Granbery,, Marache Az Co.; Mitchum, Jones Az Templeton,
Pacific Northwest. Co.; Rauscher, Pierce Az Co-> Inc.; Rft10/
As Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; F. S. Smithers Az Co.: Walston
Az Co.- Inc.;-Baker, Watts Az Co.; J. Bal-th A: Co.; Julien
Collins Az
Co.;. R. s. Dickson & Co., fnc.; Norman_ wt
'
Eiseman At Co., Inc;; Robert Garrett Az Sons: . Goodbooy
Az Co.; Irving Lundborg Az. Co..;
W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.; Piper, Jaffray Az Hopwood; Putnam Az Co.; Wilnam
R.
Staats Az Co., and Winslow,
Cchu Az Stetson, ovcxsubscribed.'
ft1' •
..
•
'
> .
Inc.;
-
Of¬
underwriting.
Emanuel,
Granbery,
Co.;
&T
Allyn
Corp.;.Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge
Dominick Az Dominick; Estabrook Ar. Co.; Hayden. Stone & Co.; W. C. Langley &
Co.; Laurence M. Marks Az Co.; McDonald Az Company;
R. W. Pressprich Az Co.; Schocllkopf. Hut.ton Az Pomeroy,
stock.
unit.
Az
Dick Az Merle-Smith;
Az Co ;
1
.
one,
Price,
Rhoades
Loeb,
M.
Witter
Securities
Dillon,
35-yeaf-'registered debentures due May
shares of common stock, (no par) in
working
Carl
Dean
.
,
'
company.
3.80ft sinking fund
debentures due July
15, 1981.
Purpose, to repay bank
loans and for expansion program.
Price, 100ft and ac¬
crued interest.
Underwritten by Kidder, Peabody Az Co.;
Lehman Brothers; Elyth Az Co., Inc.; The First Boston
Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb Az Co.; Eastman, Dillon Az Co.; Glore,
30,000,000 Food
'
Corp.;
through
due. June 1,
to repay bank
loans and for working
privately with Prudential Insurance Co.
Placed
Az Co.; Hallgarten As Co.; Hemphill,
Hornblower Az.\yeeks; W. E. Hutton Az Co.;
Co.
by company to public, without
Sluart
mortgage bonds due July
bank loans and for new' con-
Ac
and
7?/
Stfeel
and
Life Insurance
Jtiter Az- Co;
Inc. 6ft
expansion,
bona fide
Agricultural Chemicals,
.
par.
Ohio,
of
&
1.
1975.
Purnose,
for
Offered by company to
.without- underwriting. •* •
July
at
Purpose,,
capital.
►
Deetjen Az Co.; Estabrook Az Co.;
Farwell,. Chapman Az Co.; The ' Firft Boston' Corp.; The?
First Cleveland Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Fulton,'.
Reid Az Co.; Glore, Forgan Az Co.;
Goldman. Sachs Az
first
101.587ft. and accrued interest. Offered
^SeiUritciesCo.; Revnolds
Corp-; Unlon Securities Corp^
Marks Ac
due
Price,:
residentts
4.60 ft promissory notes due Oct. 1,
expansion program.
Placed privately
ar.d
investors
institutional
with
Az Co.
*8,000,000 Elliott & Co. 4V>ft" unsecured promissory notes
Co.
for
Inc.
worthy Az Co.;
Wulff
s
Inc.
Hills
4ft>
repay
Noel'
Co.
Az
etc.
the
ties
Corp.;
Atwill Az Co:, Inc.ft Baclie & Cc.; Bacon,
Whipple Az Co.; Robert W. Baird Az Co., Inc."; Ball, Bulge
&
Kraus; J. Earth Az Co.; A. G. Becker Az Co. Inc.;
Blair Az Co. Inc.; William Blair, Az Co;; Blunt Ellis Az
Simmons; Blyth Az Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown Az-Sons; H. M.
Byllesbv Az Co. (Inc.); Carolina Securities Corp.; Central!
Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge Az Co.; Julien Collins
Az
Co.; Cruttenden Az Co.; Davis, Skaggs Az Co.; R. S.
Dickson Az Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read, Az Co. Inc.; Dominick:
Az Dominick;
Drexel A: Co.; Eastman, Dillon Az Co.; El¬
Tucker,
Inc.;
privately
Consolidated Industrial
debentures
Steel Co. lirst mortgage 3fVa ft? i bonds, series
J,
July l, 1981. Purpose, for expansion program. Price,.
100»a'ft
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Kuhn,
Loeb Az Co.;
A. C. Allyn Az Co,, Inc.;. American Securi¬
CA0-;. w»son, Johnson Ac Higgins; Harold
Arthur L.
p,i1J?ose' to
series
Noel
300,000
Forgan
and
senior notes due
Sand & Stone Co., Ine. 6ft subordinated notes
due July 1, 1967.1 Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed
privately with institutional investors through Van Alstyne,
due
Inc.; Walter
Investment Co.;
Co.,
Placed
100,000).
.
Co.
434ft
Inc.
Co.,
Stone
&
through Van Alstyne,
first /mortgage
loans.
Placed
Insurance
Co.
San(l
l,
1966 (with stock purchase warrants).
Purpose,
refunding ($1,400,000) and expansion program ($3,-
*2,500,000 Colonial
50,000,000 Inland
ThoSillf F S.: Y&Ac C^ Itfc,TaSl! BiS^
Co"rS!^A&
"Cn,-°C
2uc*ter'ria1'.
*1,000,000 Black
for
'
fered
American
t/t??;'I 1heimer C. T. Williams White
& Co-: c- N" Ac
Whittaker & Co.;
T
i' ^ir^i &
E.
Wood I
Ac
Life
Life Insurance
Mutual
Co.
Purpose,
Co.,
Weil
Purpose,
1971
units
Co'
Graff
Steel
Penn
Az
125,000 Fontana
1
& Co' SWiss
i
Read
Ac
Co.; Singer, Deanc Ac
Inc.; Smith, Moore A:
Dabney Ac Tyson: Townsend,
Spencer Trask Ac
Anthony
son
July
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
*
with
V
Thomas Ac Co.; J. W. Tindall
Co.;
bv
Berkshire
General
•$3,000,000 Copperwehl
Ac
Lombardo, Inc.; Suplee,
^C,'i.S^Hr° Bt^,& &
Co": Sutro
Corp., Thayer, Baker
£5,000,000 Atlanta
the
.fe'Co. Inc.; Drexel As Co.;
First Boston Corp.; Fulton,
Co., Inc.; Hayden. Miller
Co.; Hornblower Az Weeks;
DreXel
•
Sperry Ac Co.; Starkweather Ac Co.; Stein Bros
Ac
Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Stern, Frank, Myer & Fox:
Sterne, Agee Ac Leach; Stifel, Nicolaus Ac Co.,
Inc.; Slix Ac
Co.;
Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell; J. S. Strauss Ac Co.-
RoSr
with
Connecticut
Boyce;
Co.;
*4,500,000 Colonial
$370,500,000
Co.;
Co ;
Telephone Co. 25-year
reduction
of
bank
for
The
Co.;
.
Spencer
ft
Carolina
Dickson
S.
Az
Harriman Ripley Az
Overs)ibscribed.
to
Purpose,
R.
Co.;
Co.;
Co,; Hemphill, .Noyes Az
Johiifipp, ,Lane. Space Az Co.; Kidder. Peabodv Ac Co.;
KirkpatriekrPettis;Co.; Kuhn, Loeb Az Co.; W. C. Langley
Ar Co.k |L«ieJ Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; McDonald
Az Co.1; EMjcrrill, Turben Ar Co., Ine.; F. S. Moseley Az Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Piper, Jaffray Az Hopwood;. Smith, Barney
Az Co.; Stein Bros. Az Bnvce; Stroud Az -do
Inc.; Tucker,
Anthony Az Co,; Wertheim Az Co., and White, Weld Az Co.
Agce Az Leach; Curtiss, "House Az Co.;
Co.; Metropolitan St. Louis Co., and Irving
A:
&
Az
Swiss
Inc.;
Ar
Richards
Field,
Reid
Sterne,
privately
Scott, Horner
Mason. Inc ' SeaMayer; Seligman, Lubetkin Ac Co..; Shaughnessy
Co
Ac
Co.;
bonds.
Co.;
Co.;
Siubbs,
Co.;
Lundborg Az Co.
Roths¬
Ac Company,
Inc.; Salomon Bros.
Ac
Richter Co.; Schirmer, Atherton Ac Co.*;
Roberta Ac Parke; Schoelkopf, Hutton Ac
Schwabacher
Schwinn
songood
Ac
Hutton
Price,
•500.000 Western
Quail
Russ
Hutzler;
L
Company,
Az
interest.
Raffenspergerft Hughs
Ac Co... Inc.; Rambo,
Inc.; Rand Ac Co.; Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co
Inc.;
Refsnes,
Ely,
Beck
Ac
Co.;
Riter
Ar
Co.;' The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Robinson and Lukens; Ross
Pomeroy,
Purpose,
Doolittle
Inc.;
Inc.;
Ac
Az
Paper & Fibre Co. 334 ft ■ debentures due July
Purpose',* to - repay hank loans and for expanworking capital.
Price, 100ft
and
accrued
Underwritten, by Goldman, Sachs Az Co.; W. E.
and
sion
ft
„
Meeds;
Az
Co.;
Close Ac Kerner,
child
Stroud
Haupt Az Co.. and Hirsch Az Co.
Ira
20,000,000 Champion
15, 1981.
,
Pollock
Borton
"on
Co.;
'At
Co.;
Ac
Co..
refunding ($33;500). and for expansion and-working capital
($2,266,500).
Price-, $500 per unit, plus accrued interest
the bonds. Underwritten by Lee Higginson Corp.; P. W.
Brooks Az Co. Inc.; Davenport Ar Co.;
Gregory Az Sons;
J, C. Wheat Az Co.; Glidden, Morris Az Co.; Hardy A: Co.;
■
send,
'
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Norris
Nusloch, BaiuDan Ac Smith- O'Brian
Alfred O'Gafa Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.; J. A.
Overton Ac
Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Patterson, Copeland Ac Kendall, Inc.; Piper, Jaffrav Ac Hopwood; Win. E
Ac
Mitchell
Co.;
Thomas
H. M. Byllesby A: Co. (Inc.); De Haven A: TownCrouter Az Bodinc; H. Hentz Az Co.; Laird, Bissell
McLeod,
Young, JVeir Inc.; i.Merrill, Turben
&z
Co., Incd Carolina Securities Corp.; .Interstate Secu¬
rities
Corp.; Newburgcr, Loeb Az Co.; Edward D. Jones
Company;
A: Stone; Moore,
Leonard Ac Lynch;
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.; W. H. Newbold's *
Newburger
ft'
Kraus; Burnham Az Co.; R. S. Dickson Az Co.; Inc.; Robert
W.. Baird Az Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown Az Sons; ft First of
Michigan Corp.; Granbery, Marache/Az, Co.; Kean, Taylor
Ac
Ac Co.;
Milwaukee
The
<
,
'
Rhoades* Az Co.; Laurence M. Marks Az Co.; Ball, Burge Az
Hutchinson
Beane;
:
2,300,009 Cary Chemicals, Inc. 6ft first, lien bonds due July 1, 1976
and 230,000 shares of
common stock (par 10 cents) in
units of one $500 bond and 50 shares of stock.
Purpose,
first mortgage bonds; due July 1,
repay bank loans
and for new con¬
102.267ft? and accrued interest. Offered
by The First Boston Corp.;
Drexel Az Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs A: Co.; Harriman Ripley Az Co,, Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Az Co.; Stone Az Webster. Securities' Corp.; Clark,
Dodge Az Co.; Dominick Az Dominick; Hallgarten Sz Co.;
Hayden, Stone Az Co.; Hornblower Az Weeks; Carl M. Loeb,
Roland
Cabot;
Co.;
Newhard,
Az
Inc.;
Pierce,
Ac Co.:
Az
Corp.;
struction.
Kay,
Co.,
Stokes
1986.
MacArthur
1
ft
■
£40,000,000 Union Electric Co. 3:14ft*
&
Co.; Hulme, Appleg^te Az Humphrey,
Inc.; In¬
dianapolis Bond Ar Shave Corp.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
Investment Corp. or Norfolk; Jenks. Kirkland, Grubbs &
Keir; Edward D. Jones & Co.; Jones. Kreeger & Hewitt;
Co.;
■
Trask Az Co.;
Tucker, Anthony Az Co.; Underwood, Ncuhaus Az Co. In¬
corporated; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel Az
Co.; Vietor, Common, Dann Az Co.; G. H. Walker Az! Co.;
Wat ling, Lcrchen A: Co.; Weeden Az Co.. Inc.; Wertheim
Az Co., and Dean Witter & Co.
Oversubscribed.
wich
H.
"
.
'
Az. Co."; W. C.
Lehman' Brothers;
American
litz; Hallgarten & Co.; Hannaford Az Talbot; Hanrahan &
Co.; Harrison Az Co.; Ira Haupt Ar Co.; Hayden, Stone Ar
Co.; Helier, Eruce Az Co.; H. Hentz Az Co.; Hettleman Az
J.
t.
Stearns
E.
Walter
Grcgcr, Inc.; Goodwyn Az Olds; Granbury, Marache Az Co.;
Grande Az Co., Inc.; Green. Ellis & Anderson;
Greene Az
Ladd; Giegory & Sons; G. C. Haas Az Co.; Haile & Stieg-
Co.;
Burge Az
Co.;
As
Az
living Lundborg Az Co.; Laurence M.
Co.;
Crouter
Townsend.
Corp.;
F.
Co.;
Carey,
House
Curtiss,
Skaggs
&
Parker Az
Laird A: Co.;! Ball.
Inc.: BlyrH
Az Co.,
Dodge
Langley Az' Co.; Lee Higginson
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoaeles Az Co.;
Marks Az Co.; MasonHagen, Inc.; McCormick & Co,; Merrill' Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner Az Beane; Merrill, Turben Az Co.;? Inc.;. The Mil-;
waukee Co.; F. S. Moseley Az Co.; Mullaney, Walls Az Co..
New York Hanseatic Corp.; The Ohio Co..; Pair.e. Webber,
Jackson Az Curtis;
Patterson, Copeland Az Kendall, Inc.;
Peters, Writer Az Christen sen,' Inc.; Phelps. F-nn & Co.;
Wm.
E.
Pollock Az Co., Inc.; Prescott, She.pp.rd Az Co.,
Inc.; R. W. Pressprigh Az Co.; Putnam Az Co.; Raffen¬
sperger, Hughes Az Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce Az Co., Inc.;
Reynolds Az Co.; Riter Az Co.; The? Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle Az Co.; Li F. Rothschild Az Co.;
Rowles,
Winston
&
Co.;
Salomon
Bros." Ss
Hutzler;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts Az Parke; Sclioellkopf. Hutton Az
Pomeroy, Inc.; Scott Az Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scrantoni
Az Co.; Sltearson, Hammill Az Co.; Shields Az Co.; Shumau,
Agnew Ac Co.; Smith, Barney Az Co.; Fr S. Smithers Az
Co.; William R. Staats Az Co; Stern Brothers Az Co.;
&
Blair
Weedon
&
Gunn
Union
Chaplin
Co.;
A. C. Allyn As . Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker
Az Co
I. -,.; Aley. Brown Az Sons; Clark,
Dominick & Dominick; Eastman, Dillon
Co.; The First Boston Corp.;"Glore,
Forgan ft& Co.;
Goldman, Sachs - 'Az CO.; Hemphill, Noyes Az Co.; Horn¬
blower Az Weeks; W. E. Hutton Az Co.; Johnston, Lemon
Az
Co.; Kidder, Peabody Az Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Az
Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Az: Beane; F. s.
Moseley
Az Co.;: R.- W. Pressprich Az Co.; Reynolds Az
Co.; Riter Az Co.; Smith,. Barney Az Co.; Stone Az Webster
Securities Corp.; Spencer Trask Az Co.; Tucker, Anthony
Ar
Co.;
Wertheinv & Co.; Chas. B. White « U, and
White, Weld Az Co. •' "
/ '
'ft..-'
Corp.;
Securities
Tlialmann
Co.;. City Securities Corp.; E.
Claybaugh & Co.; Clayton Se¬
curities Corp.; Coburn Ar Middlebrook, Inc.; C. C. Collings
Az Co., Inc.;
Columbia Investment Co.; Cooke Az Lucas;
Clark
American Secu¬
Redpath; Bacon,
for subscription by common stockholder's unportion? ($472,100).
Underwritten by Union
-subscribed
,
Az
Weeks;
Co.;
W.
ft
,
Co.;, Hemphill,
Noyes Az Co.;v Hornblower Az
F. Hutton Az Co.; W. E. Hutton Az Co.; The
Illinois Company, Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Az Co.; Ladenburg
Stone
Ar. Co. (Inc.); Byrd Brothers; Caldwell Phillips
Carolina Securities Corp.; C. F. Cassel & Co.. Inc.;
Central Republic
Co. tine.); Chace, Whiteside, West Az
Eyllesby
Winslow,
W.
American Machine & Foundry Co.- :4'A(ft subordinated debentures duo July 1, 1381.
Purpose, to .reduce bank loans
and for working capital.
Price, 100ft (flat). Offered by
'company
debentures due
Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge Az Co.; Coffin
Az Burr, Inc.; • Courts Az Co.; Dick Az'Merle-Smith; Dillon
Read Az Co., Inc.; Dittmar Az Co.; Doariuich Az Dominick;
Drexel Az Co.; Eastman, Dillon Az Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; Estubrook Az Co.; Fauset, Steele A:' Co.; The First
Boston
Corp.;
First Southwest
Co.;
Freeman Az Co.;
Fulton, Reid
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
A:
Co.; Gregory Az Sons;
Hallgarten Az Co.;- Hallowell,
Sulzberger Az Co.; Harriman Ripley ,& Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Co.;
Az
Robert
Co.;
Az
working
.
Central
Lisle Ar Marshall; Brush,
Burnham
Burns,
Boettcher
Co.;
Cabell
Brown,
-
'
Co., .Inc.;
Allyn Az
C.
A.
4:,4.'ft sinking fund debentures due July l,
to f-epay bank loans and for expansion
capital.
Price, 100'<- and accrued interest.
by Robert W. Baird -Az Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; A. G. Becker Az Co. Inc., and Loewi Az Co., Inc.
10 897 000
Az Co.; A. G. Becker Az Co. Inc.;
Blair Az Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blyth Az Co., Inc.;
Bosworth,
Sullivan
&' Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown Az Sons;
Bingham, Sheldon Az Co.; Bingham,Inc.;..Eioren, Ar Co.; BirelyAr Co.; Blair"
Stockton
Pock;
Bear,
Kraus;
i
'ft
,
Underwritten
Curtis;
ft-
.
working capital. Placed privately with
Insurance-/Co./of America. '
Allis (Louis) Co.
1976.
Purpose,
.
and
-Price, 100
Securi¬
White, Weld ,<k Co.; Halsey, Stuart/ Az Co. Inc.;
Az
-
Offered by Stone A; Webster
Corp.;" Auchincloss,
rities
!
4'ftft>
Co.
-ft
.
ft
industrial and manufacturing
otiiek
•3 000 000
/
.;
.
expansion and
for
Prudential
Securities Corp.
-
ft \ •
and accessories
3:U'!? promissory liotes due 2054. Purpose,
Chrysler Corp.
•$62 500 000
Az Co.®; Hill Richards
•*
■'
,
motors
Az Co., Inc.; East¬
Az
"
$53,125,000 "
to repay bank loans.
Purpose,
Corp.;
Adams
Co.;
William
Inc.;
Co.,
Bradford
■'
'
'
Az
Bear,
Transmission
Gas
1977.'
1,
accrued interest.
ties
-"
Co.. Inc.; George K. Baum & Co.;
Downing Az Co.; Baxter, William & Co.;
JValter As Hurry,
■
Pierce, Fenner
Sachs & Co.;
Jackson
Webber.
Paine:
Co.;
and
&
Baumgartner,
A:
Az Co.; McDonnell*
and Richard W. Clarke Corp.
Co.
Jan.
Inc.; Barret, Fitch. North Az .Co.; Barrow,
Barth Az Co.; Jack M. Lass & Co.; Frank
Battles
Blair
30,000,000 Tennessee
J.
Bateman:
'4'
-;a*/
Presspi'ich
W.
Az
suo&iuiaiy
Paine;
&
Co..
Co.;
' j/-. ■/
,
William
Amott, Baker & Co.,
Leary &•
Co.
corporated; Glore, Forgan Az Co.; Blyth
man,
Dillon £i Cc.-; Stone Az Webster
Inc.; Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; Alhold & Crane; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
C., S. Ashmun Co.; Aspdcn, Robinson A: Co.; At will Az
Co., Inc.: Auchincloss, Parker Az Redpath; Baker. Watts Az
Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball.-Burge A: Kraus; The Bank¬
ers
;
Bear,
Beane;
&
.
.
37uft deben¬
advances to and
and associated com¬
panies; for improvements to property and general corporate
purposes.
Price, £02.75ft? and accrued interest.
Offered
by The First Boston Corp.; Halsey. Stuart Ar Co., Inc.;
Peck;
]{'
,-
'
PUBLIC UTILITIES
July
•
£20,000,000 Illinois Power Co. 33M'r first, mortgage bonds due July 1,
1986.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans.
Price, 100.90ft and
accrued interest.
Offered by Harriman Ripley. & Co., In¬
Inc.
♦250 000,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 34-year
investments
,
Hallgarten Aj Co.; Wertheim A; Co.; White, Weld & Co.;.
F. S. Mosley At Co.; Shields Ar Co.; Laurence M. Marks Az
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder Az Co. and Grimm
$10,290,000
due
.Co.
Insurance
Pcabodv & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Stearns A: Co.; Goldman,
Kidder,
by
<
'
tures
,
Co.'4Vaft- first mortgage bonds, series
i.Purpose, for purclldse. of ' water properties,
capital.
Placed privately with Connecticut
July
Chicago & St. Louis RRi'S'itft equipment trust'
certificates due-semi-annually'from Feb. 1, 1957 to Aug. 1,
197l.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
Stuart
Co.ft.Shulnan,
£20,000,000 Florida Power Corp.-3^8% first mortgage bonds due
1, 1986., Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new con¬
struction.
Price, 100:977 ft*" and accrued interest.
Offered
<•
£4,020,000 New York,
3.25ft?
Life
Mutual
certificates,
trust
1957
15,
Aug.
1981.
working
due
B,
.
i
,
334ft
RR.
annually
due
Insurance Co.
necticut Mutual Life
Bros.
Salomon
*1,000,000 Connecticut Water
1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.50ft
to
3.75ft, according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel. Az Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
and Stroud & Co., Inc.
"
;
series
Az Rensha.v; L. F. Rothschild .& Co •
Az Hhtzler;'Schwabacher fAz Co.; Shields Az
Agnew Az Co.ft Singer, Daane Az ScribnerSmith, Barney-A?. Co.; Smith,- Moors Az Co.ft R. S. Snnthers
A:
Co.;
William R. Staats Ar Co.; Starkweather Az Co.Stone
Az
Webster Securities
Corp.; Straus, Blosser &
MacDowell; Stroud A: Co., Inc.;
Union• Securities, Corp.;
Vietor,
Common,
Dann Az Co.; -G. H: Walker Az .Co.;
Weinress Az Co.; White, Weld .A: Co.; ftWinslow, Cohu Az
Stetson, and Dean Witter Az. Co.
Gardner;, Rodman
Placed privately With Con-;
($70,000).
for working capital
J
inclusive.
1971,
to
for new equipment.
Price, to yielcl from 3,50 ft
to
3.75ft't
according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Bros.'& Hutzler; Di'exel-Az Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
and Stroud
.
A;
Purpose,
£2,625,000 Missouri
'
-
'ft
•1,500,000 Connecticut Water Co. 4.2ft- first mortgage bonds, series
due Sept.
1, 1974.
Purpose, refunding ($1,430,000) and
.
equipment trust certifi¬
RR. 3ssft
from
annually
Az Lynch; Morgan. Stunicy Az Co.ft F. S. Moseley4 Az Co.
Mullaney. Wells Az Co.; N^whtird, Ceok jAz Co.; The Ohio
Co.Pacific Northwest. Co.ft Paine, Webber, Jackson Az
Curtis; Peters, Writer Az Christensen, Inc.; Prescott, Shopard Az Co:, Inc.;
R,'"W. Pressprich Az Co.; Reinholdt Az
...
ft'.f 1
■ft
...
RAILROADS
due
»
-
Maturing
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues
Later Than Five Years)
cates
Society
Inc. ..ft-
Telephone C».
tiebontuws dtter
May 1. 1981 (includes $1,250,000 of series-A, and $250,000
of series B >.
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for new,
construction.
Placed privately with Mutual;Life; Insurance
Co. of New York through W.. E. Hutton & Co. and Laird,
Bissell & Meads.
" "
\2
-/•.
•1,500,000 Chenango & Unadilla
During July,
£$3,645,000 Missouri-Kansas-Texas
off certain notes, etc. aiid-.. for con¬
Price, 99c/r
and accrued >\anterefjC^-
pay
program.
privately with the Equitable Life Assurance
of the United States through Dillon, Re ad. Ac Co.
Placed
-
'
»
to
and
sidiary
(Continued from page 3)
*1,000,000 Glatfelter
1975.
•
(P.
II.)
Purpose
Represents issues
£ Indicates
issues
t Indicates
special
for
4ft' first
mortgage
plant .cxpan ion.
placed privately.
competitively,
offering.
sold
bonds/ due Dec.
Price, .100?«
Price.
1.
Volume
'. Number 5CG7
10G
interest.
acc-ruacl
Placed
Tite
WduOiS
*400,■000- llexeM
.c
1'ioriv.CiiS,
privately
with
convertible' mibol'dinated notes due:
/general. co-lporVvie- .'purposes.- Placdih
,
.
Portland Cement Co. 4V4%
,'i
»
Co.
Offered by
i!
.pose,
-
Cement
Monarch
4 )4 % ' first mortgage
Co.
Purpose, for expansion
:
institutional
in
ShilUnglaw,
*9,000,000
estur
Bolger
Morrison-Knudsen
turougn
federal corporate
for
purposes,
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
4,000,000
National
Research
ban lures
1
*
jat'kson
&
Curt*s;' P.
Hallgarten
:
subordinated de-
Shearson,
Co.;
Cioweh,
Eberstadt
Hammiil
Weed on
expansion
institutional
investors
.1976.'
company
lation.
*i, 103,000
first mortgage bonds due 1957-
5%
Mutual Life
,
America
of
v
i
Co.
Insurance Co. and Prudential Insurance
through William R. Staats &, Co.
Farm
'
;
Price,
'■;
i
Superior Oil
3:14%
Co.
pose,
refunding
loans
.
and
'•
debentures
July 1,
due
Pur¬
Price, 100%
($45,740,000).
etc.
1981.
t
22,000.000 Puerto
)
314%,
1
"
.
.
Underwritten by Dillon,
'
Bali,
hi Kraus;
Buvge
Earth &
J.
Co.;
Bateman,
Eiclilerihi
Stearns & Co.; Blair &Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co.,
.wsyma. >.u .11 & suns;- Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts &
Co.;
Crowed, Weedon & Co.; J. M. Dain hi' Co., Inc,;
Davis,'Skaggs & Co.; Dominick & Dominick; The Dominion
Securities Corp.; Francis I. duPont hi Co.; El worthy hi Co.;
Emanuel, Deeijen hi Co.; Equitab.e Securities Corp.; Estabrook
hi
Co.;
The First
nosmn
Corp.;
Folger, Nolan,.
Fleming—W. B. Hibbs hi Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reld & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granbery, Marache &. Co.; Hall¬
garten & Co.; Hal-ey, Stuait & Co. Inn.; Hayden, Miller
&
Co.;
Hayden, Stone hi Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
.Henry Herrmap & Co.; Hill Richards hi Co.; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; H okcr 6c Fay; Hornblower. & Weeks; E. F. Hutton
Co.;
'
•
v,
;!
'if
hi
Hutton
E.
W.
Co.;
hi
Johnston,
Co.;
Lemon
Pierce;
i
Kidder,
Co.;
hi
Fenner
Mitclium,
Jones
Peabody
hi
Co.;
<Si
S.
Ritei
Co.;
&
Co.;
hi
Huczle,;
hi
Shields
Co.;
Deane
■
i?
-
hi
&
'
Rothschild hi Co.;
cc
<^o.,
Snearsoii,
F.
Juan
Corp.
Hotel
due
secured
notes
Placed
Purpose,
with
the
privately
730,000
Synod
Cutter,
due
R.
&
■'•'
4Va%
and
from
Oct.
1981,
inclusive.
100%
and accrued interest.
Purpose,
4%%
1,
Co.;
Ross
Co.,
Gregory
to
'(Preferred
in
ferred
stocks
computed
Inc,;'
of
of
Stockton
ris
hi
hi
the
Co.;
Co.
$24
for expansion program.
Price,
Offered by B. C. megler hi Co.
Hilsman
H.
J.
&
Tindall &
W.
J.
Power
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
Co.
shares
11.700
Nor-
Purpose, refunding- ($935,000) and for working
etc. ''($1,065,000).
Placed privately with Penn
Insurance
Co.
720,000
,
*$25,000,000 American
Investment
June
due
notes
1,
through
Kidder,
Peabody
Purpose, to
institutional
investors
*10,000,009 Beneficial Finance
Co.
&
4)4%
repa"
4'4%
Illinois
of
group
a
*29,920,000 Beneficial Finance Co.
1976.
I
15-year senior
reduce bank loans.
to
1961. ' Purpose,
with
privately
Placed
Co.
of
institutional
investors
&
Co.
through Eastman, Dillon & Co.
2,90(j,259
•
-
1
Co,
Finance
lor
412 % promissory note due
working
capital.
Placed
June 30,
privately
stock
(par
10
common
working
company
tional
cents)
share.
(
;
•
285,625
units
of
$50
to
buy
in
of debentures and
property and- for
hi
Milling
Co.,
Placed privately
vestors through F. Eberstadt hi Co.
stock
;
new
with
institutional
in¬
Light
&
Power
public,
Co.
.
Co.;
1
,
,
,
,
shares
270,000
Barret, Fitch, North hi Co.;
William
Inc.;
Alex.
Coffin
hi
Blair hi
Brown
Burr,
Price,
of
common
Blair & Co.
Sons;
The
Central
hi
Kansas,
Inc.;
Goldman,
Foster
Sachs
&
&
Co.;
Marshall;
Mining
&
Offered
Co.;
Fenner
Securities
(Inc.);
hi
Son
Corp.;
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Herrick
hi
Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Ripley hi Co., Inc.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Clinger, Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Irving Lundborg
hi
common
2,856,250
shares of
common
exploration costs, etc.
Offered by company to public,
Purpose, for
by
company
hi Co.,. Inc.; Kidder, Peabody hs
Corp.;
Lehman Brothers; MasonMcCormick hi Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
hi
3eane;
The Milwaukee Co.; W. H. NewbolcVs
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Piper, Jafi'ray & HopR. W. Pressprich hi Co.;- Reinholdt hi Gardner;
DUll.es
Higginson
Inc.;
wood;
Reynolds hi Co., Inc.; Rodman hi
Stone
hi
Webster
Renshaw; F. S. Smithers
Securities Corp.; Stroud hs
(Continued on page 8)
Harriman,
Hornblower hi Weeks; E. F. Hutton
Peabody & Co.; W. C. Langley hi Co.;
Corp.
Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Lathrop,
of
Janney,
Lee
Blyth hi Co.,
Inc.;
shares
Tank Car Co.
Purpose, for
Hagan,
Republic, Co.
Columbian
4,000.000
Corp.
(par four cents).
Inc.;
Skaggs
Dillon
Oil
S.
Beecroft, Cole hi
hi Co.; Dillon, Read hi Co. Inc.; Eastman,
Co.; Estes & Co.,
Inc.; First Securities Co. of
Davis,
;
Co.;
hi
Inc.;
Mining
335,714 shares of capital stock (no
expansion program. Price, $29 per
for subscription by stock¬
holders.
Unsubscribed
portion (8,086 shares).
Under¬
written by Smith, Barney & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
A.
C. Allvn hi Co., Inc.;
Bacon, Whipple hi Co.; Robert
W. Baird & -Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker hi Co.
Inc.; William
Blair hi
Co.; Blyth 8c Co., Inc.; H. M. Byllesby hi Co.
((Inc.); Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Chiles-Schutz Co.;
Clark, Dodge hi Co.; C. C. Collings hi Co., Inc.; Julien
Collins
hi
Co.;
J.
M.
Dain & Co., Inc.; Dominick &
Dominick; Drcxel hi Co.; Estabrook hi Co.; Farwell Chap¬
man
hi Co.;
The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan
Corp.; Glore, Forgan hi Co.; Goldman, Sachs hi Co.; Harri¬
man" Ripley hi Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Horn¬
blower hi Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co.
Bache & Co.; Robert W. Baird
by The First Boston Corp.;
& Co., Inc.;
;
U.
share.
under-
without
Purpose,' to acquire
working capital. Price,
public, without under¬
cent).
one
EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Price, $23.25 per share.
Underwritten
(par $8,75).
construction.
Nevada
$9,735,706 Union
par).
"
without under¬
*8,200,000 Ileller (Walter E,) & Co. 4:!b% senior promissory notes
due July l,
1971.' Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
construction, etc.
Offered by
$1,554,075
Co. 55,600 shares of common
par.
6,277,500 Kansas
I
G-as
(par $5).
Purpose, for new
Offered by company to
stock
1
Oversubscribed.
Natural
(par
10 cents per share.
without underwriting.
Purpose,
Corp.
stock
share.
Exploration Corp. 5,.000,000 shares
buy equipment and for
Ofiered by company to
par.
stock
writing.
'
•
V
,
.
Dehydrating
capjtal.
Bond & Share
at
writing.
working
•
,
capital, etc.. Price, $50 per unit.
Offered by
for subscription bv common stockholders of Na¬
Alfalfa
.
shares of com¬
for exploration and
(par one cent). Purpose, for drilling and exploratory
etc.
Price, 7'4 cents per share. Offered by com¬
pany to public, without underwriting.
26,000. shares of class A common
for investments, working cap-
Water Co.
$10).
Purpose,
costs,
Price,
$12
per
share.
Underwritten by The
Co.; Harley, Haydon hi Co.; and Indianapolis
278,000 Eastern Oregon
'
Purpose,
(par
etc.
Milwaukee
1
Purpose,
Consolidated
Co. 25,000 shares, of
for exploration and
Offered by company
stock
-
ital,
•
.
1
'
Grain Elevator "Warehouse Co. 5% convertible subordinated
debentures- due July 15,
1976, 58,125 shares of common
one
-
notes
'through Emch hi Co.
'
312,000
stock
!
,
*1,000,000 Colonial
1965.
.
%
(par $1).
$6,75 per
writing.
45,000
Co.
subscribed.
•
•
.
promissory notes due Julyrl,
Placed privately wit!)
due June 1, 197G
(Canadian).
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Placed pri¬
vately with institutional investors through Eastman, Dillon
fj
}
bank loans.
Co. promissory
shares of common stock
of water properties
share. Underwritten
by Putnam hi Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton
hi Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Edward M. Bradley hi Co.,
Inc.; Hie R. F. Griggs Co.; Hincks Bros, hi Co., Inc.;
A. M. Kidder hi Co., and Smith, Ramsay & Co., Inc.
OverWater
cent).
one
Price,
par).
Purpose, for acquisition
working capital.
Price, $16 per
and
(par
common
300,000 Old
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Co.,
Connecticut
(no
;
miscellaneous
*
at
Eichler hi Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; First California Co.
(Inc.); Hill Richards hi Co.; Lester, Ryons hi Co., and
&
stock
property,
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $20). Purpose,
to repay bank loans.
Price, at par and accrued dividends.
Underwritten
by
William
R.
Staats
hi Co.;
Bateman,
Walston
-
.
North Western Mining &
of
common
$1).
Purpose, for new construction.
Price,
share.
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders, without underwriting.
per
article.
development costs, etc.
Price. S3 per
Pummill Enterprises as a speculation.
Chisholm
of
this
public, without underwriting..
mon
1,000,000 California Interstate Telephone Co. 50,000 shares of 5.25%
'
-
to
(par
common
speculation.
261,000 National Consolidated Mining Corp. 87,000
Byron Brooke
Inc., and Varnedoe,
Light
&
stock
common
exploration costs, etc.
to public, without
company
& Development
25,000 Minnesota Mining
capital stock
(par
$1).
Purpose,
development costs.
Price, at. par.
50,000
Hills
of
column
bank
Co.:
Inc.;
a
of
$25 per
by stock¬
Inc.
*
49,950 Handy & Hnrman 7,400 shares of common stbek
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Price,
share.
Offered 'by company to employees.
shares
reduce
hi Crawford,
French
stock
1,
Rubber Machinery Co. 43aU
15-year promissory
dated July 27, 1956, and due July 15, 1959 to 1971,
capital,
•
underwriting, as
Inc.
280,800 Black
trust
hi
Broome
Hirshberg,
for
cents).
Purpose,
par.
Offered by
at
stock
common
Price,
37,500 Fontana Steel 1,250 shares of common stock (no par).
See under "Long-Term Bonds and Notes" in a preceding
88.280
to
of
capital.
shares
590,000
Co.
Uranium
50
Price,
UTILITIES
Co.
shares
10,000
working
by company
ior subscription
Underwritten by Janney, Dulles hi Co.,
holders.
of common stock
loans and for new
$25.50 per share.
Offered by com¬
pany for
subscription by common stockholders. Oversub¬
scribed,
Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Courts
& Co.; The Rooinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
-Light
Gas
Co.
for
Purpose,
Offered
295,000 Deleon
are
Coal
County
$5).-
share.
taken at par, while pre¬
classes of common stock are
value
par
par
National
Mutual Life
COPPER, ETC.
COAL,
STEEL,
IRON,
(par
(par-
value and all
offering prices.)
no
their
at
PUBLIC
-V
inclusive,
Co.
$250,000 Boone
STOCKS
(par $10).
Purpose,
construction.
Price,
;
1|
&
of
for
program.
$58,048,603
;
note
i
by
Placed privately with institutional
through Chas. W. Scranton hi Co., and Putnam
investors
Inc.;
stated
a
$2,251,140 Atlanta
RUBBER
W
by
Underwritten
construction
hi Co.; Braitn, Bosworth hi Co. Inc.;
Tripp hi Co., Inc.; Cantor, Fitzgerald
Lyons hi Shafty Inc.; Newburger, Loeb &
Park, Ryan,
stocks
Life
April
subscription
Co.;
\
hotei.
collateral
)
Rand
hi
Offered by com¬
common* stockholders.
Over¬
Stope & Webster Securities
Corp.;
Dear.
Witter &
Co.; First California Co.,
Inc.;
Schwabacher hi Co.; Shuman, Agnew hi Co.; William R.
Staats hi Co., and Walston hi Co., Inc.
McDougal & Con-
Thomas & Co.;
shares of common stock
bank loans ancl for con¬
*5,000,000 United Illuminating Co. of New liaven 50,000 shares
4.35% preferred stock, series A (par $100).
Purpose,
&
Co.; Courts hi Co.; Emanuel,
Glickenhaus & Lembo;
Malvern Hill hi
$3,730,000
*$2,000,000
1
&
Herbert J. Sims' & Co.,; Inc.; 'John
Deetjen hi Co.;
Company Inc.;
Unas. E. Wcigold hi Co. Inc.;
Wood, Gundy hi Co., Inc.;
Bartow Leeds hi Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis hi Co.; Charles
King hi Co.; Lee W. Carroll & Co., and Rippel hi Co.
Co.;
&
1957
Bennett;
hi
62.576
repay
Price, $20 per share.
Small
collaterally
Mutual
Co.
program.
pany
for
subscribed.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Equit¬
able-Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; John¬
son,
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner;
Presbyterian Church
the
of
America
of
struction
Co.; Schoellkopf, vHutton hi
hi
Plummet'
Wells, Inc.;
&
hi
J.
Forgan hi Co.
semi-annually
States
bonds
-
Washington
of
United
'
Hancock
White, Weld hi Co.; Wilson, Johnson
Witter hi Co.; Wulff, Hansen hi Co.,
& Co.;
Dean
&
1,251,520 Sierra Pacific Power Co.
(par $7.50).
Purpose, to
don, Inc.; Coffin hi Burr, Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.; Good-
.
body
Salomon
hammiil
for construction of
John
Insurance Co. through Glore,
5%
Rico)
(Puerto
1972.
White
York
The First Boston Corp.
t
&
W. E. Hutton
Inc.;
Andrews
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
-
Inc.;
Co.,
Gundy & Co., Inc., and Wood, Struthers & Co.
*.$3,000,000 San
Higgins;
*4,000,000 Rochester Telephone Corp. 40,000 shares of 5%- cumulative
preferred stock, second series
(par $100).
Ptirpose, to
repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price, at par.
Placed privately with eight institutional investors through
Corp.;
duPont
I.
Pomeroy,
,
;
N.
hi
and
Sons; Townsend, Dabney hi Tyson; Banco CrLdito Y Ahorro
Ponceno; Banco de Ponce; Banco Popular De Puerto Rico;
I
Co..; Shuman, Agnew hi Co.; Singer,
Smith, Barney hi CO.; F. S. Smithers
Staats & Co.; Stone hi Webster Securi¬
hi
Scribner;
William R.
Co.;
L.
bcnwabacner
C.
Authority 39'., 3)4%, 3.40%,
Lee Higginson Corp.; Bache & Co.;
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus hi Co., Inc.;
Bjmne -and 1'helps, Inc.; Hirsch hi Co.; Wm. E. Pollock hi
Francis
|
j
Stone hi- Webster Securities Corp.; Stone
Sutro & Co.; Henry F. Swift hi Co.; Tucker
Corp.;
Youngberg;
Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Wagenseller hi Durst, Inc.;
Walston & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co. Inc.; Wertheim & Co.;
Co.;
hi
Securities
ican
':
t
Stroud & Co,, Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Spencer Trask
fo Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
Vietor, Common, Daun & Co.; G. H. Walker hi Co.; Walston hi Co., Inc.;
Wertheim hi Co.; White, Weld hi Co.;
Winslow. Cohu & Stetson;
Dean Witter & Co.;
Wood,
-
hi
Salomon Bros, hi Hutzler; Hornblower
Weeks; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Estabrook hi Co.; Amer¬
Pressprkh
ties Corp,.;
I
Stewart,
3.70;;,
Mosley & Co.; Newhard,
Bros,
&
■
-
<fe Eeane:
Merrill, Turben hi Co., Inc.;
hi Templeton;
Morgan Stanley hi Co.;
Cock hi Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
R. W, Pressnrich & Cb.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds
F.
•
Co.;
&
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
1W. C. Langlcy & Co.; Lazard Freres hi Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman Brothers;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M. Marks hi Co.,; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; McDonald hi Co.; McDonnell hi Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Kaiser
'
1
Bear,
Co.;
>
■
'
Co.;
&
Rico Water Resources
3.60%}
hi
Irving Lundirorg
Co,;
May hi
Securities
and 33,4% electric revenue bonds.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expansion, Price, to
yield froni 2.60% to 3.75%, according to maturity. Under¬
written bjf The First Boston Corp.; Ira Haupt hi Co.; B. J.
t.Van Ingen hi Co., inc.; Halsey, Stuart hi Co. Inc.; Allen
hi Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Union Securities Corp,; A. C.
Allyn and Co. Inc.; John Nuveon hi Co. (Inc.); Phelps,
Fenn & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner hi Beane; R. W.
,
Read & Co.
Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Eakeiy Weeks & Co.;
.
''■.•*
Ryons
Lester,
Douglass & Co., Inc.; Stern, Frank Meyer & Fox;
Eubanks,
Meyerson
&
Co.;
Stone & Webster
Stern,
;
Knox, New
John T.
through
Offered
par.
York,. fiscal agent.
_
repayment of bank
for
and
($14,200,000)
construction,
for
and accrued interest.
I
,
series C-1957 consolidated
16, 1956 and due March
at par.
Offered
the banks.
United Siates Possessions
$00,000,000
i
at
Lawson, Levy ;hi
Higginson Corp.;
Co.;
Lee
Carl M. Loeb,
& Co.; Mason Brothers;
McAndrew & Co. Inc.; Merril Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner hi Beane; Revel Miller hi Co.; Mitchuar,
Jones & Templeton; Morgan hi Co.; Morgon Stanley hi Co.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Pacific Coast Securities Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Pflueger hi Baenvald; Daniel
Reeves
&
Co.; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Salomon Bros, hi
Hutzler; Schwabacher hi Cod Frank C. Shaughnessy hi Co.;
Shaw, Hooker hi Co.; Shearson, Hammiil <Sr Co.; ShumanVa
Agnew & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers hi Co.;
William R. Staats hi Co.; Stephenson, Leydecker hi Co.;
hi
Earle
J.
76,100,000 Federal Intermediate Credit Banks consolidated debentures
dated Aug. 1, 1956 and due May 1, 1957.
Purpose, refund¬
ing.
C. Langley hi
Freres & Co.;
W.
Lazard
Co.;
Brothers;
Rhoades
Walker
15,
1957.
Purpose, refunding.
Price,
through Everett Smith, fiscal agent of
f
1'
hi
Williams;
Lehman
and Government Agency issues
Loan
Federal Home Loan Banks 3%%
notes (non-callable), dated July
134,000.000
OIL
%
Loeb
$104,151,250
$139,102,000
I
IF.
Dempsey-
Co., Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; E. P. Hutton hi
E. Hutton hi Co.; Kaiser & Co.; Kerr hi Bell;
Peabody hi Co.; Frank Knowlton hi CO.; Kuhn,
hi
Kidder,
Neunuus & -Go.
and Uiiue, woou,
& Co.
G.
Co.;
hi
Skaggs
hi
W.
Co.;
by common stock¬
by
Davis,
Co.;
Henderson;
Hope
l
Underwritten
Oversubscribed.
Baikie
Eichler
Hallgarten hi Co.; Hannaford hi Talbot; Harbison
Harriman Ripley hi Co., Inc.; Hemphill,
Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; J. A. Hogle hi Co.;
Holmes & Sandman; Holt hi Collins; Hooker hi Fay; E. S.
hi Co.
subscription
for
&
Davidson
Noyes
i971.
Purpose, ior
equipment,
Price, 100 9
and accrued interest.
etc.
company
Co.;
Co.;
&
repay
Universal-RuncUe Corp. 4)4% mortgage notes due June 1,
1970.
Purpose, for working capital,, etc.
Placed privately
through Goldman, Sachs & Co.',
'. , .
*5,500,000
\
to
Siegler Corp. 4 •) 4 %>
promissory note due Dec.
1, 1970.
Purpose,
for repayment 01'
bank, loan,
acquisition and
working capital.
Placed privately With the New England
*3,000,000
1
Purpose,
,
1,
J hie
due
by
Offered
'
,
holders.
bank loans.
Placed
privately with Jefleison Standard Life Insurance Co. and
Pilot Life Insurance -co. throtign EaAriian, mnoa •& Co.
inclusive.
1.971,
Inc.;
subordinated convertible de¬
5ViVc
hi
Tegeler hi Co.; Denault & Co.; Dewar hi Co.; Dillon, Reacl
& Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Francis I. du Font hs
Co.; Eastland, Douglas hi Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon hi Co.;
Ehvorthy hi Co.; Fairman hi Co.; Fewel hi Co.; The First
Boston Corp.; First California Co.; Maxfield H. Friedman;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Gross, Rogers
for working
Dillon
Easanan,
capital,
working
*j
;
Selas Corp.'of America
Co.,
Co.;
hi
Off-Shore Co.
bentures
1,
income debentures due May
plant in Israel, equipment, working100%
of principal amount, - Offered
to public, without underwriting, as a specu-
by
i 2,150,000 Zapata
..
price,
etc.
&
;'
throtign
tors
/
privately with
Robertson, Inc.
Bache
Bingham,
Propane Gas Co. 5% Sinking fund debentures
erne
July 1, 197a. Furpose, to repay bank loans and ior
working' capital. Placou pr.vately with institutional inves-
for
Purpose,
ties Corp,
.
shares)
(20,933
portion
Inc.;
Co.,
con¬
Walter hi Hurry, Inc.; Brusn, Slocumb
Qmncy Cass Associates; Crowell. Weedon hi
Co.;
->2,500,000 Suburban
(Wis.)
514%
12-year
1, 1908.
Purpose, for
capital.
Placed
through Leighly 8c
7,500,000 Itogosin Industries Ltd. 3%
capital,
j
hi
Bailey & Co.; J. Burth & Co.; Bateman,
&
4:)4% promissory notes due
June -1, 1971. Purpose, ; to. \\oi>.ng -capital. Placed privacely through Joiniatvu, Lemon hi Co. aim Union oecuri-
,
Blyth
by
underwritten
Alcantara;
Corp.
Finance
&
Unsubscribed
stockholders.
by
5)4% -15-year senior notes due
capital. -Placed pri-
Inc.
Ptupose,
public.
to
stock.
to stockholders;
for subscription
Price, $45 per share
Offered by company
program.
$49.67)4
).
i,
.
working
and
1971.
Loan
*'10,000.000 state
& Co.; Tucker, Anthony & oo.;
Granbery, Maraohe & Co. and
Oversubscribed.
i,
1
*1,850,000 Oster
(John)
Manufacturing" Co.
sinking fund debentures due July
15,
vately through Strou a »« w., inc.
;}
Estaorook & Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
hi
Hcfrman «fe Co.
Hehry
hi
Lee-Higginson Coip.; Reynolds & Co.;
Corp.; Wertheim hi Co.; White, Weld &
Co.;
Securities
Union
;
&
June
Co.,
Finance
*2,000,000 Ritter
Oversubscribed.
Co.
struction
1
and Wagenseller hi Durst, Inc.
patrick-Pettis Co.,
-
1970.
Purpose,
ior
investment in
NRC Metals, Corp. and for working capital.
Price, 100%',
and
accrued
in teres 6.Underwritten
by
Paine, Webber,
1,
hi
Witter
.
'''
%■'
>
convertible
5%
Curp.
July
due
hi
36,677,643 Pacific Gas & Electric Co. 812,791 shares of common
(par 025).
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for
Truck Lines, Inc. 10-year 5% convertible deben¬
tures due July 1, 19o6.
purpose, to retire bank loans and
for
working capital.
Price, 100%" and accrued interest.
Underwritten by The Ohio Co,; Huline, Applegate hi Humphrey,
Inc.;
The Milwaukee
Co.; Stroud hi Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan hi Co. Inc.; Foster & Marshall; Kirk-
notes due 1971.
Piuvk a privateiy
promissory
Inc.
debenture bonds and
2,000,000 Norwalk
Co.
&
Co.,
"
purpose,
'
$
Plaocu pnvnicvy, with an
P.
xuuerstaLt & Co. and
program,
witnout underwriting,
to puoiic,
company
1,500 shares 01 common stocK. (par $1) in units ol^ $100
of bonus and one share 01 stocx. Purpose, fur new con¬
struction and improvements.
Price, $loi per unit, offered
by company to public, witnout underwriting.
due 1971.
notes
*
150,000 Model Countrysides, Inc. 20-year 6%
I
poses
*0,250,000
,'piacect
loans,
Marks & Co.; Merrill, Turben hi Co.,
Moseley hi Co.; H. O. Peet hi Co.; Prescott,
Co., Inc.; Hanson hi Co., Inc.; Reinholdt hi
S.
*■ Gardner; Riter hi Cd>; Sohwabacher hi Co.; Seltsam, Hanni
& Co., Inc.; Shields hi Co.;
Shuman,•'Agnew & Co.; The
Small-Milburn
Co.
Inc.;
Smith, Barney hi Co.; Smith,
Moore hi
Co.; William R. Staats hi Co.; Stern Brothers
hi Co.;
Stern, Lauer hi Co.; Stone hi Webster Securities
Corp.;
Thomas Investment Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Tucker,»Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
G. H.
Walker hi Co.; Frank N. Warren hi Co., Inc., and Dean
j
1968.
privately' with*
" )
12-year notes due July 1(
bank
repay
investors.
7
Laurence M.
Co.;
Inc.; F.
Shepnrd
purposes.
corporate
250,000 Mechanics Finance Co. 20-year 7% debentures due July 10,
1976,
Purpose, ior wonting capital,
etc.
Price, at par,
4'/ate
promissory notes due 1971. Pur-*'
refunding f$001,935) and for other corporate pur¬
U'lio.Jtioi.
Placeu
'priva*e»y
unougn
'xownscud,
Dabney & Tyson.
Falls
Millers
Purpose,: to
.
institutional
Furpose, lor expansion program.
Placeu
with Northwestern. Mutual Life insurance Co.
Vj:750,oco
general
u»r
Loan Corp. 4^4%
075,000'Liberty
I
convertible subordinate
privately
Purpose,
Placed' privately through F. S. Moseley hi Co.
,
i
.
r.\
.
noi.es.
1969.
25,
hi
senior notes due
Finance & Thrift Corp. 4'/a%
1*2,000,000 Industrial
Jan.
•'
Medusa
iu-
institutional
(835)
till Chronicle
.
...
*5,000,000
and Fin an
COip.
^ooijon
j.'jj.&u
ine;
4/
■\
The Commercial
■*
Represents issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
t Indicates
special
offering.
r
The
8
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
Monday, Augusts, 1957
. , .
{836)
OIL
301,500 Leeds
(Continued from page 7)
280,000 Markwood
472,500 Altec
$1).
Companies. Inc. 35,000 shares of capital stock (par
Purpose, for advances to subsidiary.
Price, $13.50
Underwritten bv Dean Witter Sz Co.; F. S.
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Laird,
Bissell & Meeds; Crowed, Weedoa & Co.; Lester, Ryons
&■ Co.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc., and Kerr & Bell.
Oversubscribed.
'
$5 per
stock
not
.»
a
by
.speculation.
150,000 shares of common stock (par
Ariiss Co., Inc. Price,
Ofiered by Kamen Sc Co. as a speculation.
300,000 Ariiss Plastics Corp.
10
$2
per
Purpose, for advances tc
cents).
share.
Industries, Inc. 8.000 shares of common stock (no
par).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $35.50 per
share.
Offered by
company
to public, without under¬
284,000 B-I-F
writing.
Plastics,
150,000 Chippewa
convertible
6ft
cf
shares
15.000
Inc.
preferred stock, series A
(par $10).
Purpose, for ex¬
pansion and working capital. Price, at par. Undctwritten
by
Loewi
Sz Co.,
Inc.; 3eil <& Farrell,
Inc., and The
Marshall
(par
Bell
Inc. 23,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Plastics,
SI).
Inc.,
Farrell,
&
Underwritten by Loewi & Co., Inc.;
The Marshall Co.
Corp, 100.000 shares of com¬
Purpose, for working capital.
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Noel
Sz
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Auchinclc-ss, Parker &
Redpath; Baker, Simonds & Co.; Bateman, Eichlev Sz Co.;
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.;
Bioren Sz Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.;
Butcher &■ Sherrerd; Courts & Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Draper, Sears &; Co.; Equitable
Securities
Corp.;
Ferris & Co.; First Securities Co. of
Chicago; First Securities Corp.; Goodbodv Sz Co.; Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kaiman
& Company.
Inc.; Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Inc.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Prescott, Shepard Sz Co., Inc.; Reinlioldt & Gardner; Shearson, Hammiil Sz Co., and Walston
stock
mon
Electric
10 cents).
(par
Co.
1
1,937,500 Copeiand
stock
;
Corp. 125,000 shares cf
for expansion and
Refrigeration
$1)..
(par
Bonbriglit
&
capital.
Price,
The
&
Ohio
share.
$15.50 per
Bache
Co.;
d-
Offered
per
share.
best efforts basis.
Brothers on a
mon
•
$1.75
by
(par 10
working
Vickers
&;
general
fered
corporate
Co.,
Price,
$34
Purpose,
written
share.
a
\
4 par
share.
Harold
and
(par
Sz
Wood
E.
capital.
Price,
Of¬
Blauner
Sz
300,000 Giffen
Co.,
corporate
Atwill
Inc.
purposes.
Sz
Co.^Inc.
300,000 Ideal-Aerosmith,
Purpose,
capital.
Price,
Franklin
for
All
of capital stock
shares
.,
,
$1.70 per
by
share.
to
Offered
by
bank
$2.50
per
Price,
Hammlll
&
E.
Co.,
Fairman
and
159,250 Kay
F.
Lab 63,700
Sz
(par
C.
&
stock
Cohu
Co.;
&
Stetson;
Kaiser &
McCormidk:
Francis
for
Offered
by
company
to
stock
public,
(par
share.
per
(II.
W.)
stock
mon
Offered by
Co.,
company
to
bank
repay
850).
Price,
Space
Sz
loans
$5.75
Lane,
Inc.;
Interstate
Inc.;
Aiester
Clark.
Co.;
Co.,
bouisse,
Roman
G.
Furman
Sz
working
for
Sz
com¬
The
Scott,
Inc.;
Horner
Atwill
Inc.;
G.
Sz
Mason,
Co.,
&
Jack
&
M.
Inc.;
Bass
Inc.; Howard, Weil,
H. Crawford Co., Inc.,
Sz
La¬
and
Johnson.
(par
A-
Xortfirup
50
cents).
derwritten
Eastman.
by
Co.
purposes.
Smith,
Dillon
100.000 shares, of
to reduce
bank
Purpose,
general corporate
Price.
Barney
&
Inc.;
E.
W.
Sz
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.;
$21.50
Parrisn
Yeafman
Sz
subscribed.
Sz
Co.,
Co.;
and
<fc
Co.;
Sz
loans
Blyth
Elk ins,
W.
H.
Morris,
Penington.
Woodcock,
and
share.
&
for
Sz
Staats
&
Stein
Co.;
Bros.
Sz
Joseph Walker &
'■
Sz
Co.,
Co;.
Inc.
Purpose,; for
187,509 Grain
(par
Securities
$10).
Co.
company
287,000 Jewell
:$1).
Sz
Co.;
Purpose,
Francis I. du
Hemphill,
<fc
Co.;
Fenner
$84,315,750
.'
. .
Offered
Price, approximately $44.25 per share.
by company for subscription by employees. • - • '
Countrysides. Inc. 1.500 shares of common stock
(par $1).
See ur.der "Long-Term Bonds and Notes" in
a
preceding column.'
1,500 Model
1,625,000 Riddle Airlines,
10
cents).
Inc.
500,000 shares
of common stock (par
loans and for new
Underwritten by James
bank
reduce
to
Purpose,
equipment.
Price, $3.25" per share.
H.
Co.
Price
Sz
267,500 Ross Builders Supplies, Inc. 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Purnose.
for expansion.
Price, $26.75 per
share.
Offered
80,000 Sugarloaf
.
.
by
Mountain
Aiester G.
Co,. Inc.
Furman
8.000
Corp.
of common
shares
stock
(par $10). Purpose, for further development of properties.
Price, at par.
Offered by company to public,
without
underwriting.
States
shares
of
capital
company
portion
Life
Co.
Insurance
of
New
York
stock (par $2),
Purpose,
surplus.
Price, $26 per share.
capital
and
for
stockholders.
subscription by
(75.006
Underwritten
shares).
by
Az
Co.; The First Boston Corp., and Carl M.
&
100.000
to increase
Ofiered by
Unsubscribed
William
Blair
Loeb, Rhoaaes
Co.
Issues Not Representing New
$106,500 Agricultural
Pont
& Co.;
Goldman, Sachs Sz Co.;
Insurance
Co.
(par $10).
Price, $35.50
Co., Inc.
Completed.
877,500
Altec
Companies,
Inc.
$1).
Price,
$13.50
Witter Sz Co.; F. S.
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Kuhn, Loeb
M. Marks <fc Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Laurence
son
Sz
•
Sz
3,000
per
rinancingr
of common stock
Offered by Blyth Ss
shares
snare.
65,000 shares ojf capital
share.
Underwritten
per
stock ' Par
by
Pe^.n
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, JacxCurtis; Laird, Bisseli Sz Meed3; Crowell, Weedon «
Represents Issues placed privately.
X Indicates
Over¬
. .
Co., Inc. 6,486 shares of common stock (par
for working capital and general corporate
purposes.
for expansion
Beane; Paine. Webber, Jarkson Sz Curtis; Riter
& Co.; Stillman, Maynard & Co.; Winslow, Cohu Sz Stet¬
son; Dean Witter Sz Co., and Wood, Struthers Sz Co.
Suplee,
public, without underwriting.
to
Tea
Purpose,
$13,554,100
$24.50 per share to stockholders;
Co.;
10
.
program.
Price,
$31.75 to public. Offered
Unsubscribed
portion (2,729 shares.) underwritten by Morgan Stanley Sc
Co.; Clark, Dodge Sz Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Drexei
(par
ite Co.;
Warehouse Co. 62,500 shares of common
cents).
Purpose, for working capital and
purpose*. Price, $3 per. .share.- Sold by
Elevator
stock
equipment.
new
by Courts
general .corporate
Sons;
'
Co.
of common stock (par
Price, $37 per share.
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Sz Beane; White, Weld & Co.; I. M,
Simon Sz Co.; Reynolds & Co..£ Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;. A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Equi¬
table Securities Corp.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker Sz Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Soace & Co., Inc.; Clement A. Evans
Sz Co.,
Inc.; Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; J. W: Tindall &
Co.;
Dallas
Rupe
Sz
Son, Inc.; First. Southwest Co.;
Baumgartner, Downing & Co.; DempseyTegeler & Co.;
Fridley, Hess
Sz Fredcrking; J. H. Hilsman Sz Co., Inc.;
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
Norris Sz
Hirshberg, Inc.;
Interstate Securities Corp.;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Scherck, Rlchter-Co.; Stockton Broome
& Co., and Varnedoe, Chisholm Sc Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
$3).
Underwritten
Walling, Lerchen
Wertheim Sz Co.; White, Weld,.<& Co.; Winslow,
Stetson;\Dean Witter & Co., and Harold E. Wood
Co.;
series
for
and
4,625,000 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 125,000 shares
by company lor subscription by stockholders.
&
Sz
R.
Spencer Trask Sz Co.; Tucker, Anthony Sz Co.;
Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel Sz Co.; G, II.
&
Co.;
stock
Inc.;
Co.,
Stokes
Colket
William
cumulative pre¬
5,912 shares of 6ft
(par $50).
Purpose, to repay
improvements and working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders, without underwriting.
loans
bank
6,615,283 Yale & Townc Manufacturing C'o. 269,204 shares of capital
Un¬
Newbold's Son
Hess
Co.;
Inc.
second
stock,
ferred
Rcinholdt Sz Gardner;
Co.;
stock
common
per
Co.;
Yarnall, Bidaie & Co.; C. C. Codings Sz Co., Inc.; DeHaven
Sz
Townsend, Crouter Sz Botline; Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Co.;
Putnam
Corp. as a speculation.
curities
295,600 Commonwealth.
270,000 U. S. Fiber Glass Industrial Plastics, Inc; 150,000 shares of
14-cent
non-cumulative convertible preferred stock
(par
$1) and 30,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
in units of five preferred shares and one common share.
Purpose,
for
equipment,
improvements.
Price,
$9 per
unit to stockholders; $10 to public.
Offered by company
for subscription by stockholders.
Underwritten by Mutual
Sz
Clark
Dulles Sz
Co.;
Sz Co.
Jones
D.
2,600,000 United
Co.; Kidder, Peobodv & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Estabrook Sz Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Sz Co.;
Hornblower Sz Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson Sz Curtis;
Baker. Weeks & Co.; Reynolds Sz Co., Inc.; Stroud Sz Co.,
Janney,
&
Securities
Union
2,150,000 Leeds
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.;
Leonard e& Lynch;
F.
S.
Co.;
&
Cohu Sz
($664,-
Wulbern,
Co.;
Inc.;
by
Johnson,
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Con).:
Co.,
A
($191,900)
capital
Underwritten
'
Kirkpatrick,
Carrison,
Friedrichs
Sz
Inc.;
Securities
Landstreet
Pierce,
and
class
of
refunding
purpose,
share.
per
shares
149,000
Inc.
cents),
50
Eciward
Moore,
Mullaney, Wells Sz Co.;-W. H. Newbold's
Newburger, Loeb Sz Co.; Newhard, Cook Sz Co.;
Pacific
Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber,
&
Curtis;
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood; R.
W.
Inc.;
Union
underwriting.
Co.,
&
(par
Co.,
for
pany
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
<&'Co.yMcDonald & Cd.; Mdad, Miller & Co.;
Co.;
purposes.
300,000 Commodity Uoldinsr Corn. 3.000,000 shares of
romrnnn
stock (par five cents).
Purpose, to trade in commodities.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by Southeastern Se¬
Mason-Hagan,
&
stock
common
rate
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Johnson,
Lane,
Johnston, Lemon Sz Co.; Kidder, Pea-
Inc.; L. F.
Walker
856,750 Lay
and
$1
of
■
&
Boyce; Stern Brothers <fc Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Stix Sz Co.; Stone Sz Webster Securities Corp;; Stroud &
(par $1).
Corp.
cent).
one
Price,
without
Ripley
$2.50 per share.
stockholders,
without
Co.,
Barney
inventory, etc.
Harriman
Insurance Co. of Missouri 50.000 shares
(par S2V.
Purpose, lor general corpo¬
Price, $5.50 per share. Offered by conisubscription by stockholders. Underwritten by
275,000 Commercial Life
Reynolds Sz Co., Inc.; Riter Sz Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Price,
certain
Manufacturing
Offered by Loren
Co.;
&
Ohio
The
Pressprich
underwriting.
common
Co.;
Rothschild & Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Robert.)
Parke; Schwabacher Sz Co.; Scott Sz Stringfellow; Chas.
W. Scranton & Co.; Shields & Co.; Sliuman, Agnew Sz Co.;
I.
M. Simon
&
Co.; Singer, De.'ne Sz Scribner;
Smith,
working capital, etc.
-to
&
Credit Corp. 10,000 shares of class B stock.
working capital, etc.
Price, $1 per share.
E. Brown to bona fide .residents of Texas.
for
Purpose,
Dahlberg
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M.
Co.;
Co.;
Lynch
Jackson
&
stock
common
Texas.
Davis, Skaggs Sz Co.;
49,900 shares of
Purpose, for equipment,
shares of class A
Chemical
&
by
10,000 Certified
Dulles
Milwaukee
Moseley
I.
J. Barth
Co.;
Offered
(par
Credit Corp. 10.000 shares of class A stock.
for-working capital, etc.
Price. $50 per share.
Loren E. Brown to bona bide residents of
500,000 Certified
Son Sr Co.;
-
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Butcher
Inc.;
Hanruhan
Inc.;
Co.;
&
Merrill
(par $1).
working cap¬
by Shearson,
&
Sz
The
Co.
Sz
Co.,
Co.;
Co.,
Legg
Marks
subscription
for
common
Purpose,
49,900 Keefe
privately through Salomon Bros. &
Kormendi <te Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Laird & Co.; Laird,
Bissell & Meeds; W. C. Langley Sz
Co.; Lazzard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; John
stock
Price,
program.
etc. and for
Underwritten
share.
Hutton
A
capital
Bennett
by
loans,
Winslow,
Co.;
DuPont;
of
company
Underwritten
repay
Placed
Co.;
Rhoades
840,750 Kay Lab 336,300 shares of class
ital.
&
&
Janney,
&
body
sold.
stockholders.
Purpose,
Snyder;
Space &
inventory
and
working
Ofiered
by Samuel B.
per
298,734 Inglcwood Gasoline Co. 175,725.9 shares
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for expansion
-
stock
common
per
equipment,
share.
$2
Co.
&
$3.75
150,000
Inc.
$1).
of
shares
80,000
to pay notes
Price,
Co.;
shares of 5%%' cumulative pre¬
Purpose, for working capital.
Hutzler.
$100).
stock
Inc.; Halden, Miller Sz Co.; Hayden, Stone Sz Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard
<fc
Son;
Hooker Sz Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; Howard,
Well, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; E. F. Hutton Sz Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton
Sz
Co.; The Illinois Co.
Inc.; Ingalls Sz
payable and for other
"share. Offered by
and Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.
Purpose,
MISCELLANEOUS
ferred
Co.,
and
by
Inc.
Industries,
(par $2.50).
Ofiered
Dickson
S.
Hallgarten
stock
working
Milton D.
100.000 shares of common
exnansion
and
Dominick Sz Dominick; Drexel
Sz Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon Sz Co.;
Elworthy & Co.; Emanuel. Deetjen & Co.; Estabrook Sz Co.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The First
Boston
Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; First Southwest
Co.; Fulton, Reid Sz Co.; Giore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache Sz Co.;
Co.
&
Purpose,
for
$3
per
share.
Burnhain
Sons;
<fc
M. Dain Sz Company, Inc.;
Co.;- J.
R.
Purpose,
cents).
25
Brown
Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon Sz Co.; Henry
Inc.
300,000 General Transistor Corp.
$8,714,451
*>$2,500,000 Aetna Finance Co. 25,000
Sherrerd; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge Sz Co.;
Richard W. Clarke Corp.;' Julien* Collins & Co.; Cooley A-
Co. 27,142 shares of common
for working
capital.
Price,
Underwritten by Woodard-Elwood Co.
$5).
per
$10.75
Alex.
for loans to subsidiary.
Subscribed for by employees.
<
Purpose,
$1).
(par
Price, $37.50 per share.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Brothers;
Co.;
&
Companies 6,815 shares of com¬
Massachusetts
stock
mon
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Bacon,
A. C.
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker,
Weeks Sz Co.; Ball, Burge Sz Kraus; J. Barth & Co.; Bate¬
man, Eichler Sz Co.; Bear, Stearns Sz Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis Sz Simmons;
Boswcrth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford Sz Co.;
291,777 Flour City Ornamental Iron
stock
Lehman
by
& Beane;
ner
Whipple
for
per
capital.
Price, $20.50 per share to stockholders; $26 to
public.
Offered by company for subscription by common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (66,658 shares) under¬
and
(par $5)
class A stock
(par S5).
stock
purposes.
Blyth Sz
by
of
Tyson.
255,563 Western
53,068,962 Spcrry Rand
Corp. 2.570,846 shares of common stock
(par
50
cents).
Purpose,
for expansion and working
1
Underwritten by Hayden, Stone & Co.
Massachusetts Companies 92,237 shares of com¬
(par $1).
Purpose, for loans to subsidiary.
Price, $37.50 per share.
Offered by company for sub¬
scription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion
(167
shares) underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; F. S. Moseley
Sz Co.;
Shearson, Hammill Sz Co.; Arthur W. Wood Co.;
Kinsley Sz Adams; Putnam Sc Co., and Townsend, Dabney
stock
Purpose,
'
Purpose, for investments. Price,
(par $1).
458,888 Western
mon
180,000 Sonic Research
Corp. 90.000 shares of common stock
(par $1). Purpose, to repay loans and for working capital.
Price, $2 per share. Offered by Jackson & Co., Inc.
HOLDING, ETC.
Grou'th Fund, Ltd. 625,000 shares
Canadian International
$8 per share.
3
Industries Ltd. 73,570 shares of common stock
(par $100).
Purpose, for capital expenditures in Israel.
Price, at par.
Ofiered by company to public, without
underwriting, as a speculation.
common
TRUSTS, TRADING,
INVESTMENT
of common stock
working capital, etc.
Price, $20 per unit.
Underwritten by Crichton Investment Co. and offered only
to residents of West Virginia.
\
Burge
4,400 shares
of
class 3
Co.
shares
4,400
Hayden, Miller & Co,; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; A. Lepper &
Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. C. Roney Sz Co.;
Saunders,
Stiver
&
Co.; Singer,; • Deane
Sz Scribner;
and Westheimer & Co.
$5 000,000
for
Purpose,
Brew-Jenkins Co., Inc.; Cruttenden &
Weber & Co.; Fulton, Reid Sz Co.;
by Prescott Sz Co.;
Co.;
Foster Bros.,
Inc. 6.000 shares of class A com¬
stock (par $1) and 6,000 shares of class B com¬
stock (par $1) in units of one share of each class.
mon
California
Cleveland Corp. Schwabacher &
299,200 Cr»ssett
:
.
-
120,000 Ravens-Metal Products,
Firs't
Incorporated;
.
C
97.950 s^r«s of common stock
reduce bank loans and for working
capital. Price, $10.50 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (33,647 sh.are$) underwritten on* a best efforts basis .
Co.;
&
Ball.
Company;
RUBBER
$1 ' 028.475 Cooper Tire A Itulmer
(no par).
Purpose, to
..
share.s of common stock (par
bank debt, etc. Price, $5 per share.
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.
$6,487,540
Co. 15,000 shares of common stock
for expansion and working capital.
171,000 shares of capital stock
for expansion, inventories and
Price,
Purpose, to repay
Offered by
Oversubscribed.
Purpose,
capital.
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
&z Kraus; Blair & Co.
Co.
(Inc.);
The
First
Co.; Clark, Landstreet Sz
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Courts & Co.; Goodbody Sz Co.; Saund¬
ers, Stiver & Co.; Bateman, Eichler Sz Co.; Wagenseller
Sz Durst, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange <fc Co.;, H. M. Bvllesby
& Co.
(Inc.); Jenks, Kirklanci, Grubbs & Keir; Wm. J.
Mericka Sz Co., Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Mc¬
cormick & Co.; Shillinglaw, Bolger ,& Co.; Aetna Secu¬
rities Corporation; Campbell. MeCarty & Co. Incorporated;
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Incorporated; Arthur
M.
Krensky & Co., Inc.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Smith,
Hague, Noble & Co.; Winslow, Cohu Sz Stetson; Harold
E.
Wood Sz Co.; Bradbury-Ames Company; R. M. Horner
Sz
Co.; Interstate securities Corp.; H. G. Kuch Sz Co.;
MacNaughton-Greenawalt <te Co.; Penington, Colket and
Co.; Vercoe & Company; J. c. Wheat, & Company; Hudson
White
Sz
Company;
WUHs,
"f*""
4c Ay res,
Inc.,
and
Wyllie and Thornhill.
Oversubscribed.
Siinonds
'
$1).
under¬
Gas Co. 250,000
250,000 Woods Oil &
Co.
Corp.
cents).
working
Underwritten by Baker,
Purpose,
'
shares)
(391
by White,
written
10
(par
Purpose,
$10).
Unsubscribed portion
Weld Sz Co.
stockholders.
250,000
7,357,000 Kogosin
;
certain obligations; also for general corporate pur¬
poses.
Price, $15 per share to stockholders; $20.75 to
public. Offered by company for subscription by common
'
.
Corp.
300,910 shares of co:
reduce bank loans- and dis¬
Jacinto Petroleum Corp.
(par $1).
Purpose, to
charge
Manufacturing
stock
299,250 Radalite
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
San
stock
Price, $20 per share. Offered by company for subscription
by common stockholders.
Underwritten by George D. B.
Price, £8.50 per share.
&
Coal
Winston & Co.
through Rowlcs,
4 ' 516 ' 290
Co. 125,000 shares of class A
cents).
Purpose, to repay bank
loans, etc. and for working capital and other corporate
purposes.
Price, $2 per share.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
(par
"
■
by company for
Offered
share.
per
employees.
300,000 Porter-Cable Machine
and
Diesel
850,000 Consolidated
$24.75
by
and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson.
Perfelope
common
Price, $5.25 per share.
*281 250
company
of common "
Purpose, for working capital; etc. Price,
American
<fc Co,,
250,000
Co.
147,000 Chippewa
Offered
(par 10
advances
shares
11,111
Inc.
Products
per
public, without
shares of common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for machinery and working cap¬
ital.
Price, $12 per shave.
Underwritten by Dominick &
Donihock; Ball, Burge Sz Kraus; Bache & Co.; William
Blair Sz Co.; Blvt-h
Co., Inc.; Butchc & Sherrerd; Clark,
Dodge it Co.: Curtiss, House & Co.; Eastman, Dillon &
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Foster
<fc Marshall: Fulton, Reid Sz Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons;
Harriman,
Ripley sz Co.,
Inc.; Hayden, Miller Sz Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Joseph,
Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Kidder, Peabody &; Co., Inc.; Leh¬
man
Brothers; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; McConnick <fe Co.; McDonald Sz Co.; Merrill, Turben Sz Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Moore, Leonard
Lynch; Paine, Webber, Jackson Sz Curtis; B. W. Pizzini
it Co., Inc.; Reynolds Sz Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild Sz Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Smith. Barney Sz Co.; Smith, Moore
$10 per share.
without underwriting, as
public,
to
company
exceed
3.000,000 North
stock (par $1).
Inc. 30.000 shares of . common
for working capital, etc.
Price,
Purpose,
Offered
$1). "
(par
to
subscription
Photogrammetric Engineers, Inc. 130,000
shai*es of capital stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for working
capital.
Price, $5 per share.
Offered by Russ «& Co. to
bona tide residents of Texas.
"■
300,000 Aquastllts,
Starch
$1.50
200 000 Anchorage Gas &
of common stock
Offered by T. C. Henderson Sz Co.
share.
shares of common stock (par $1).
and purchase of oil and gas
development
for
Price,
share. Offered by company to
underwriting, as a speculation.
Oil Development Co., Inc. 200,000 shares
(par $1).
Purpose, for equipment and
working capital.
Price, at par. Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd. 250,000 shares of capital
stock (par 10 cents). Purpose, for acquisition and explora¬
tion activities.
Price, $2.25 per share.. Placed privately
leases.
shares of class A com¬
Purpose, for capital improve¬
Corp.
National
274,997
(Jack)
650,000 Amman
by
underwriting.
National By-Products, Inc. 2,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Price,
10,000
share.
Moseley &
Purpose,
subscription by stockholders, without
for
per
.
cents).
10
(par
Oil Corp. 160,000
$240 ' 000 Acme
280,000
Inc.
250,466 shares of capital stock
cents).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
to subsidiaries.
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by
751,398 Meroast
Offered
Goodbody & Co.; Beil
& Co.; Bache & Co.;
Inc., and Evans & Co.
Hough,
equip¬
Price, $7 per share.
capital.
working
and
Atwill
by
Sz
for expansion,
Purpose,
SI>.
(par
stock
Offered
ments, working capital, etc." Price; $1 per share.
by Daggett Securities, Inc. as a speculation.
(Fla.)
Corp.
Products
common
ment
MANUFACTURING
42,857 shares of class A
INDUSTRIAL AND
OTHER
Industries,
stock
mon
15,000 shares of common stock
to reduce bank loans and for
Co.
Purpose,
capital.
Price,
$20.10 per share.
for subscription by employees.
company
Biddle & Co.
$299,999 Allied
cents).
50
working
G. H. Walker &
Co., and Yarnall,
Inc.; Robert Timpson & Co.;
Co.; White., Weld & Co.; Dean Witter &
Company,
Northrup
&
(par
issues
t Indicates
special
sold
competitively,
offering.
f]
f
Volume
*
186
'•
Number
5667
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.,
and Kerr & Bell.
Oversubscribed.
-
4,815,075 Ohio
Oil
(par
12,000
shares
of
capital
486,500 Oswego
Falls
Offered
by
stock (no par),
The First Boston
shares
3,000
Price,
$16.62la
of
over
other possible systems because of Its
high accuracy
reliability.
newly opened system consists of three Decca chains of stations
—the. first constructed in-North America-^it was .explained by R. C.
Offered
General
Corp.—V.
shares
14,000
Price, $34.75 per share.
of
stock
common
<par
nolds
&
Co.
$27'
Price,
$2).
share.
per
Offered
by
Rey¬
1,178,250 Revlon,
This
Completed.
Price,
Inc.
$25
shares
47,130
share.
per
of
stock
common
Offered
by
Reynolds
186,
the
$1).
the
first
Co.
Not
the
similar
Aug.'
on
six .months
13
of
completed.
193,750 Brewster-Bartle
•
stock
mon
Drilling
$2).
(par
Co.,
Inc.
Price,
shares
25.000
$7.75
share.
per
of
St.
by
144,000
$2).
■■1'
stock
common
•
by Blyth
Price, $16
Completed.
$1).
(par
Inc.
<fc Co.,
10,000 shares of
Ltd.
(par
Offered
y
Refining
Oil
stock
common
two
Co.,
Inc.
OH
234,000 Commonwealth
^
;
.-common
stock
Co.
of
Price,
Blyth
by
Completed.
Inc.
Co.,
&
-
■
.
-
•
All
Pi.
c,
Stone
is.a.io,
<fc
Co.;
<a
en.
x
Peabodv
Kidder
Securities
Webster
and
Corp.;
Allyn
C.
A.
&
&
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Co.,
Int.;
Irving
Carl
McGlone
&
&
Johnson,
Co.;
Lundborg
Co.,
Renshaw;
Wm.
C. Roney
& Co.
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
&
Lane,
The
& Co.;
McKelvy
Inc.;
&
"
Stiver
-
Price,
$5).
Becker
Co.
&
Central
$64
Barth
J.
Inc.;
Republic Co.
share.
per
Underwritten
Co.;
&
A.
by
William Blair
&
G.
Co.,
City Securities Corp.; J. M.
Noyes & Co.; Hornblowei& Co.; Kidder, Rbftbody &
Co.; Kiser, Cohn & Schuinaker, Inc.; Lee Higgiftsdft Corp.;
Lfwenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Lehman Brothers; McCor¬
Dam
&
&
(Inc.);
Hemphill,
Co., .Inc.;
Johnston,
Weeks;
nemOD
mick
& Co.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; R. W. Presspricli &
Co.; Stern, Douglass & Co., Inc.; Union Securities Corp.;
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.; White, Weld & Co., and
Wood,. Struthers & Co.
Oversubscribed.
555,000 Delta Air Lines, Inc.
15,000
shares of common stock
(par
$3).
Price, $37 per share. Underwritten by Courts & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beune;
White, Weld & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
•>•*...
-
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; A. C. Allyn
& -Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Lee Higinson Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.;
Clement A. Evans & Co., inc.; Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner;
J. W. Tinaall & Co.; Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.; First South¬
west Co.; Baumgartner, Downing & Co.; Dempsey-Tegcler
j Fridley, Hess & Frederking; J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
Inc.; Howard, Weil, Labcuisse, Friedrichs & Co.; Norris
& Hirshberg,
Inc.; Interstate Securities Corp.; Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Scherck, Richter Co.; Stockton Broome
& Cb;v.and Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
-
.
-
-
•
.
*
-
..
1,305,000 Gardner-Denver "Co,
i'.v$5),.Hrelde,
'•
Weeks.
20,000
V.i
$oo.2c-
shares
of
common
Offe/ed
snare.
Oversubscribed,
L
«y
stock
(par
Hbrrtblower
&
(no
Western
Compbted.^
877,400
'
; •
648,823
L,
■'
.
'.
:
*
.
Sugar Co. 42,800 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $20.50 per share.
Offered by The First
Boston Corp. Completed.
Guif
.
\
.
per
:
.
18,023
Co.
Price, $36
Oversubscribed.
ers.
shares
of
common
1 ■
•
«
"
•
■
.
...
.
•
.
,
Rirsch
120,000
Co.
Price, .$20
shares
share.
per
of
Underwritten
(par
by Cruttenden
&
"■>
"■*'
-
.
1
V
E.
Wood
Co.
&
stock
(par
written
by
50
cents).
Johnson,
51,000
shares of class A
Price,* $5.75
per
share.
common
&
Mason,
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.; Clark, Landstreet Si Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Jack
M. Bass & Co.;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Howard,
Weil,. Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; G. H. Crawford Co.,
Inc., and Roman & Johnson.
"
,
(par
Co.-
Glass
$5).
Fibres
Price,
Co.
$21.50
5,000
per
Of
common
Offered
by
stock
Blyth
&
Completed.
49,688 McLean
Industries,
(par one cent).
Blyth £: Co., inc.
7,500 shares of common stock
Price,
$6.62la per share.
Oiiered by
Completed.
Inc.;
Co.—Sales
Increase—
greatest
The
of
in
increase
1957
in
life
insurance
$26,232,827,
was
force.* As
June
o*
in
force
increasing by
he
au
totui
.1,
was
during the
the total
8%
i .suranoe
greater
in
force
gain
total
than
*1957
c
,
1956
$3,430,822
-
$2,619%560
225.233
■
share,
per
'
and Sales Rise—
•
profit
V
151,819
,;$o.09
*?8(T ^^Tll} '^t^us'ec*
f$0.60
-
it
per
shares of
share.
lor
6^4,
the
taxeE,
532,190
equivalent
offering.
matic
General Corporation and
Investment News
this
in
the
time
the
of
development
oil
dissolution
subsidiaries
business.
the
of
Standard
Oil
group
are
the
on
uled
before
after
—V.
185,
purchase
$1.50
for
York
of
1957
totaled
In
108,486
curacy
$0.36
in
H.
share.
This
months of
Sales
p.
half
first
with $1.02
V
compares
1956.
and
earnings
t
amounted
to
$1.10
per
■
compared to; the 1956 figure, of $12,147,869.—V.
*'"•"'' ,*'
2910.
June
30
cents,
for
to
& Earns. Increased—
on
in
net
sales
1956.—V.
for
the
period
of
$11,608,000,
'*
1957—Month—1956
-
The
stock
Murray
Corp.
of
this
subsidiary
186,
p.
fully
were
622.
Stop Order Pro¬
—
the
effectiveness
lor
that
of
registra¬
a
alleged
failure to comply
hearing is sched¬
Washington Office.
Act.
Commission's
The
at
mill
one
to
up
selling-
a
and $25,000 for expenses.
In addition,
Worth,& Co. would be entitled to pur¬
200,000
shares
at
President
cost.
no
,
warrant, three-year stock1
shares, exercisable at
per
common
Grocoff,
of
Wtorth
Cameron
&
Co.
re¬
to
proposes
corporation*
concessions
from
the
Mexican
The
lists
prospectus
Treasurer.
and
Government
Gerald
A.
which
Cameron
of
it*
New
■
for
proceedings, the Commission challenges the ac¬
adequacy of various informational disclosures contained
/registration
to
between
Cameron
and
Cameron. and Lhe
S.
A.,
statements
Co.;
and prospectus.. .--Among
these
to, (1) >the consideration received for the
Messrs.
Sontar.
(3)
statement
resRect
shares
certain
of
and
with
and
Sontar,
Grocoff
and others;
(2)
subsidiary, Cam¬
affiliate, Brocam Min-
Mexican
Canadian
a
respect
(4) "prior
Brocam,
sales
stock
the
and
of
not
Cameron
registered
27
Aug.
related
material
their
to
the
number
of
Cameron
existing, relationships
between
affiliates, and
Cameron,
in¬
hearing,
stock
and.
under
matters
for
contingent
Securities
the
Inquiry
will. be
facts
and.
if
the
sales
of
purpose
i!>to
for
the
the
fore¬
determining whether
misleading in; respect
should be Issued
or
so,
order
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
1957
1956
$60,915,324 $55,101,344
_—
before
liabilities
Act.
conducted
Nine Months Ended June 30—•
provision
for
U.
S.
and
foreign
'
taxes
on
Provision
1957—6 Mos.—1956
'
the
of
Canada Dry Gingrer Ale, Inc.
compared
185, p. 2095.
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings-
Period End. June 30—
of
1957.—V.
suspend
Robert
outstanding;
Income
Bell Telephone
of
whether a stop
suspending its effectiveness,—V. 185, p. 2799.
-
with $6,198,000
1,
corporation
share
lor
and
explore.
of
Si
going
of
six-month'statement shows earnings per share of 86
with 54 cents for-the same period in 1956. The
based
interest
,.the registration statement is inadequate,. faLse
compared
is
common
of
year,
order
Ltd.;
sale
'
earnings of 32 cents per share for the six'months ended
been reported by Eaxter LaTxuatpries, Inc.
"
company
as
increase
on
with
last
and
the
proposed operations
to .be
conducted; and
(C)
the failure
to disclose in the. financial statements commissions owed >Wo~th & Co.
.
185,
in
has
in
additional
Minera
At
Increase
of
cluding the. .actiyities of. Worth & .Co. in -the. organization-of Cameron
and its control thereof;
(5) the description of*the mining properties
•
operating revenues for this corporation and its subsidiaries
$12,341,580,
shares
share
per
compares
half
Commission on Aug. 15 announced the
proceedings under the Securities Act of
to
company,
relationships
Worth
first six
'•
first
for
Federal
acquisition,
and
Jshares
common
share, for the
common
per
This
after
$2.27
the
498,487
50%
Jan.
this
per
disclosures .with
iug,
President, announced on Aug. 1. The total for the same period in 1956
$829,579. ■ " \ •'
' V.*
V{
w v
-V";
said
to
Operations
to
prospectus,
President
its
pania
Eells,
P.
by
1957,
share;
Cameron's
the
r
Was
Eells
equal
lor
on
requirements
20c
the
holds
232,948
$887,754,
$17,109 829
Its
as
$0.43
half
of
in
proposes
are
first
of
income,
exploration and development of,natural Re¬
primary interest is the exploration for and, if warranted,
the development and
mining of copper ores; and for that purpose it
has acquired most of the
outstanding stock of a Mexican
130,148
the
27,
25,000
engage
1956
Basic, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up Slightly—
income
net
subsidiary, The Brunswick-Murray Auto¬
May^ 2, 1957, and since tnen the name of
was
subsidiary
changed to The Brunswick
whether
filed
warrants
per
ceived
281,347
shure__-,—
of
on
"slop order"
Aug.
issuance
Net
services
receive
1633.
p.
the
Corp.
disclosure
from
$2,084,503
taxes_
per
taxes
$45,374,923,
held
Corp.,
retroactively
commission
which
1957
were
1956.
jointly
according to the
chase
136, p. 522.
taxes
earnings
snare
1957
outstanding.
stock
$391,110
per
and
$1,262,800.
of
acquired
determine
for
$2,568,109
Net
sales
of
Cameron's registration statement filed June
7, 1957, -proposed the
public offering of 300,000 cbnnnon shares at $1
per share. The offeringwas
to be made on a
"bfest efforts" basis
by R. G. Worth & Co.,
Inc., New York underwriter, for which it was to
Barry Controls Inc.—Sales and Earnings Rise-
Profit
to
half
consolidated
common
Pinsetter
the
sources.
six Months Ended June 30—
Profit
of
cents
r
statement
With
gross
stock.—V.
common
1957
wholly-owned
i1
.
to
tion
operating income of the company
during the six months ended June 30, 1957 totaled $302,047,000 and
net income was $25,293,000,
equal after preferred dividends to $2.74
per common share.
In the comparable six months of 1956, consoli¬
dated
operating income amounted
to
$275,196,000
and net
income
was
$22,149,000 equal after allowance for preferred dividends to $2.40
share
67
Pinsettf
1J33
engaged in practically all
(1)
the acquisition and
prospective and proved oil and gas properties;. (2 >
the production,
purchase and sale of crude oil,«natural gas liquids
alid natural gas;
(3) the tefining- of crude oil; (4) the transportation
Of drude oil lattd refined petroleum products; and (5) the marketing
of refined petroleum products, predominantly on the Eastern Seaboard
of the United States.
The company and its subsidiaries comprise one
of the larger integrated enterprises in the industry.
a
first
T.!le Securities and Exchange
•
includes;
This
the
Cameron Industries, Inc. (N.
Y.)
ceedings Instituted by SEC—
of
EARNINGS—Consolidated
of
profit
company
iu the
now
inoi
the
of
its
and
company
for
amounted
net
to
Automatic
1911.
branches
half
shares
consolidated
(Continued from page 2)
to
1956, after Federal income
share.
per
sales
outstanding at June 30,
This
1874
cents
net
first
consolidated
Amorica
from
94
or
compared with consolidated net
the first six months of 1956.
ineome
special
the
were
same
Consolidated
Represents issues placed privately,
issues sold competitively,
30,- 1957
of
?2n-eiLin thR sccond Quarter of
Oversubscribed.
June
as
thy
quarter
by
ended
,
.
consolidated net sales were $26 *
against $10,189,760 of- conjolidated net sales and services
period of 1956. Consolidated net Income for the second
1957, after Federal income taxes of
$1,382,000, was $1,126,equal to $2.07 per share of common stock,
compared with $498 214
215,.393,
t Indicates
t Indicates
quarter
period in the history of-the company,
July 25 by R. F. Bensinger, Chairman, and B.-E.
on
President.
For the second quarter of 1957,
„
com¬
Offered
earnings for the
for., any. comparable
announced
was
Benslngei*,
the
•
PJt'esent number shares outstanding.—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Has Record Profits
Sales.and
highest
.
$o8o,000,
$47.75
income^..
for U.
S.
4.115.978
and
foreign taxes
income
3,199,745
2,066,126
1,600,518
$2,043,852
on
$1,599,227
$
29,716,242
20,418,421
Other
26,983,046
176,994,933
19,373,944
Earnings
taxes__
3,706.200
2,947,600
121,568,944
22,228,400
taxes—
1,327,872
1,300,802
8,234,251
7,750,035
operating income
charges
4,263,749
3,706,998
3,360,700
24,963,338
19,234,605
issued
2,862,988
21,837,459
16,344,736
stock at June 30,
income
operating
after
--V.
158.603,425
114,750,753
186,
16,868,032
per
share
common
issued
(after
pfd..
•
,
'
stock
dividend requirements, $154,410)
$0.98
$0.75
There were issued 1,934,610 shares of $1.66%
par value common stock
as of June 30,
1957 and 1,920,310 shares at June
and
outstanding
48,441
1957 and
shares
1956.—V,
of
$4.25
30,* 1956. There were
cumulative preferred
185, p. 2911.
314.
p.
Cargrill, Inc.—Changes in Personnel of Unit—
Bendix Aviation Corp.—New Electronic Navigat'n Aid
An
electronic navigation aid
that opens
Atlantic approaches to the U. S.
—and
manes
Halifax,
N.
new
"sea lines" in the North
A.—including the St. Lawrence Seaway
officially placed in operation ac
on
Aug.
16.
system,
an
American
Invention
called
the
Bendix-Decca
Navigator, is a low-frequency radio position-finding device that can
be operated either automatically or manually to provide a continuous
"map" of a ship's course and heading.
It is unaffected by weather
conditions, jamming, and other interference.
The
World
Navigator
War
P.
a.*.
„
Executive
man
it
and
was
—J *j
.*w',
announced
ol
on
II
-
to
was
developed in Great- Britain and first used
allied forces to the Normandy beaches.
guide
in
It
nave
'mm
,
Vice-President,
President
existing lanes safer was
S.,
,
shares
share.
of
the
For
The
107,500 L-O-F
1956'.
months
Earnings
Under¬
Space & Co., Inc.; The Robin¬
Interstate Securities Corp.; Scott,
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.; Atwill
Due to
ordinary
--7--------------.----.------—————
Net
Co.
&
Lane,
son-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Horner &
Donald
170,000 shares of-common stock
Price.
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.
Net
Oversubscribed.
Co., Inc.
by
$67,670,058
Net
&
its
of
®a'es
10
Oversubscribed.
$1).
(par
expenses
Lay <H. W.)
Insurance
climaxed
$24,000,000
Six Months Ended June 30—
(par
Company; Julien Collins & Company; Crowell,
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; P. F. Fox & Co.; and
stock
mon
Federal
Tracy,
Offered
2,222,190 Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. 46,538
Operating
Inc.; T. C. Henderson & Co., Inc.; Loewi & Co.,
W. Miller & Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; Rogers
Inc.; Carr &• Co.; Davidson & Co., and Harold
with
British Industries Corp.—Profits
;
'
*
*
stock
Si Bea'ite;' The First Boston Cprp,;
Wertheim & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Simon & Co.
revenues
&
293,250
&
Weadon &
I. M.
Operating
Don
' *
common
*
Noyes,& Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons;'
&
Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.;
Wcst-
ling,-Lerchen <fc Co.; Baker, Simonds'& Co.; A. G. Edwards
<fc Sons; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Albert McGann Secu¬
Inc;;
share.
per
'
of
of
Fcnnei*
Pierce,
rities Co.,
.
,<•
Hague, "Noble & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc."); Hayden, Stohe & Co.; "Bache & Co;;'
Campbell, McCarty & Co. Inc.; McCormick &; Co.; Wat-
back¬
a
the balance
Group Department showed an increase of $8,208,000 with
insurance in force at $73,696.000.—-V.
182, p. 106.
group
capital i.
share.' Offered by The.
shares
$5).
Co.;
recently
$362,115,344.
This half-year increase
for the entire year of 1954.
Net
stock
common
Smith,
'•"*
"
$2
shares
States Shoe Corp.
heimer
The
Ileinst.GU J.) Co. 39,100 shares of common stock (par $25).
Price, $53.75 per sliare.
Offered by Reynolds & Co. Over...subscribed.
2,400,000
95,000
stock-
share.' Offered by Lehman Brolli; "■
.•
• '•
2,101,625
..
18,100
Baxter Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
Utilities
States
Jersey)
McCormick
were
Great'Western
-(no parr.
r
-
''
Price, $54.87& per share;
Oversubscribed.
(New
phill,
&:■
Mr.
par).
six
The
Paine, Webber, Jackson <fc Curtis; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;'
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hem-
.
Sugar Co, 50,000 shares of common stock
Price,' $21 per- share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,
•.Inc.--and Dominick & Dominick.
'
'
capital
Offered by
Corp.
Lehman Brothers;
.
1,050,000 Great
look good for
prospects
185, p. 2554.
insurance
was
of
;
"
Lynch,
The
(par
shares
&
6,400,000 Cummins Engine Co., Inc. 100,000 shares of common stock
shares outstanding as of
Completed.
Co.;
Rodman
Saunders,
and
85,000
&
Space
Marshall
Co.;
business
Mutual Life
over
first
Corp. 81,900 shares of common stock
(par 10
Price, $2 per share,. Offered by Jay W. Kaufitiann
Co.
Co.,
Securities Corp.;
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); -Rstabrook & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; F. S. Moseley
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds & Co.,
Inc.; Shields & Co.; Bacon, Whipple ds Co.; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Loewi & Co. Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Blunt
Ellis & Simmons; Cruttenden & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Ira Haupi
& Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Kalman
& Co.,
Inc.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
McCormick & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; Newliard,
Cook & Co.; Tlio Ohio Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Stein
Bros.- & Boyce; Stern Brothers A' Co.; Straus, Blosser
McDowell; Sutro & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.; jraoe.nan, Eicnler <te Co.; Caldwell Phillips Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Courts &
Co.;
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Howard. Weil.
said,
company
in history
30%
life
(par $1),"Price, $20.25 per share. .Underwritten by Merrill.
*'-*
American
Inc.;
•
for
half-year production
life sales; an increasfe
of 46%
over
the comparable- period in 1956.
Th© totat new business
during the six-month period amounted to $36,367,915; an increase of
\
California
Price, $58.50 per
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
Price,
3,442,500 United
co., Inc.;
& Co.;
Hi
Boston
The
sold.
cents).
Merrill Lynch,
,u
this year.—V.
Stratford
163,800
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
$376,237
equal
^
&
Higginson Corp.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
he
backlog,
totals
:
of
Co.
$7).
(par
cents).
Co. of America 325,711 shares of common stock
$5). - Price,
$14 per "share.
Underwritten by Lee
(par
-
is
*
4,559,954 Controls
••
'
-
$0.25).
(par
36,200 Stratford
-
"
of
numoer
of
net earnings fdr
in both years
year's
This
President, disclosed that the company has
hand amounting to. approximately. $22,000,000.
on
this
Offered by White, Weld & Co.
First Boston Corp. *
(par
Krensky
the
on
earnings
last
$383,119.
1957.
30,
log of orders
(par
Co., Inc, 60,000 shares of common stock
$59.62!a per share.
Offered by White,
Co.
Oil
Co., Inc.; Lester, Ryons & Co,; Prescott,
Shepard & Co.
Inc.;
Reinholdt & Gardner; Shearson,
Hammill <fe Co., and Walston & Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
M;
Oil
Boston
......
•
Completed.
stock
•.
•
Diesel Electric Corp. 200.000 shares of com10 cents>. Price, $8.50 per share. Underwritten by Van- Alstyne, Noel & Co.-; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Auchincloss. Parker & Redpath;-Baker, Simonds &
v ; ;
Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Bingham, Walter & HuTry, .
Inc:;. Bieren. & Co.; J. C... Bradford & Co.; Butcher <fc
Sherrerd, Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Draper,
-'Sears &
Ce.;
Equitable Securities* Corp.; Ferris & Co.; :
'v.. First Securities Co, of-Chicago; First Securities Corp.;.
it --v-»Goodbodv- ■&
Co.;
Johnson,- Lane*
Space
& Co.,
Inc.;,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kalman & Company, Inc.> Arthur
1,700,000 ConsoiidA^d
mon-stock
Aviation
G. Clymcr Brooke,
Electric Co. 6,000 shares of common stock (par
$42 per share.
Offered by White, Weld &
Standard
5,557,500
"
'V-v Offered
June
>
stuck
common
liMfents per shure based
to
,
Completed.
The First
share.
per
....
Price,
Standard
of
shares
$13
of
Bendix
reported
4,064,375
'stock
18,000
Co.,-"Inc.
cents).
two
Price,
Co.
&
$2.50).
share,
per
$48 per share.
$15).
252,000 Sprague
Completed.
Refining
(par
shares
5.000
$13.50
Price,
cents).
Blyth &
by
Inc.
Co..
(par
•
'
3,000 shares
Co.
&
i
of common stock (par
Offered by The First Boston
share.
3,369,247 Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc. 56,626 shares of common stock
(par $15).
Price, $59.50 per share.
Offered by The First
Boston Corp.
Oversubscribed.
Completed.
67,500 Commonwealth
Price,
Weld
1,736,000 Coljrate-Pahnolive Co. 31,000 shares of common stock (par
$10).
Price* $56 per share.
Offered by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis.
Oversubscribed.
\
D.)
3,577,500 Soeony Mobil Oil
1,176,613 Colgate-Palmolive Co. 20.825 shares of common stock (par
$10).
Price, $56.50 per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
(G.
*
*
,
.
shares
47,250
per
of
Completed.
■
Offered
share.
per
Co.
Oversubscribed.
Searle
Rowles, Winston & Co.
160,000 Canadian Superior Oil of California,
-
..
.
Paper
Price, $52.25
Corp.
com¬
Offered
',
1 *
Regis
$5).
net
against
year
period
'
2,468,813
division
announced
this
of
six-month
'
t475,200 Argus Corp., Ltd. 21,600 shares of common stock (no par).
Price, $22, per share.
Offered by Arthur Wiesenberger &
Co.
Completed.
'
Pacific
726.
p.
company
(par
&
of
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.—^Earnings—
Offered by Lehman Brothers.
'
stock
Manager
(par
Completed.
common
.
Fuller,.
by
& Co.
Corp.
selected
was
stock
common
share.
per
9
and
The
Corp.
cents).
50
$5).
Co.
shares. of
share.
per
William R. Staats
Completed.
rroducts
117,800
$40.87!a
Oversubscribed.
49,875 Norris-Thermador
298,750 American-Marietta Co. 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$2). Price, $59.75 per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Metal
Co.
Price,
Corp.
Cyanainid Co. 103,700 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Price, $72.75 per share.
Offered by Baclie
& Co. and Walston & Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
7,514,175 American
324,000 American
(837)
respectively,
Cargo Carriers,
Aug.
have
been
Inc.,
a
been
President
elected
Board
and
Chair¬
transportation subsidiary,
15.
Cargo Carriers, Inc., operates:, large fleets of barges on the inland
waterways for the distribution of. such bulk commodities as grain,
cc
i
phosphate, sulphur, salt, sugar and molasses, ships for hauling
grain on the Great Lakes and extensive tracking facilities at all
pr.ncipal
nation's
grain
largest
market
handler
cities.
and
Its
parent
processor
of
company,
grain
Cargill,
and
the
is
other
farm
products.
The
board
executive
deferred
action
vice-president.—V.
on
186,
naming
p.
622.
a
successor
to
the
post
of
The
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
Monday, August 26, 1957
. . .
(838)
10
the sinking fund
warrants issued with
reserved for cqhversiqn
nurchase
The
this year amounted
the corresponding period
with $7,990,460 in
Carlisle President,
Chicago.
11
first half of
the
for
sales
Net
compared
Marshall
manufacturing plants in nine
to $10,819,440,
ot 1956, Furber
Securities
Glore,
Inc.
Inc.
GIVING EFFECT TO
due
6#
6#
mortgage
First
-
aggregate principal amount. '.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the amount shown to be out- .
been issued and retired and.
does not intend to issue or sell any
number of units to
respective
be purchased by
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc;—
Sellers, Doe & Bonham
:
Lerney Perry and Co., Inc.
Herbert J; Sims & Co., Inc.
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
R. F. Campeau Co
—
Co.
4,000
Herzberg,
4,000
M. Krensky & Co.,
2,000
Blosser & McDowell 2,000
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Martin
Odess,
Inc.
Arthur
Hie.
Straus,
Knight,
&
Brodnax
&
& Co._
Courts
McCarlev
&
ibb,
p.
Inc
Co.,
Clayton Securities Corp.—_
Robert Patterson & Co., Inc.
600
500
Inc
curities With
Co., Greenville, S. C.—Registers
SEC—Notes to Be Sold Privately—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
This
conmany
covering $1,050,000 oi 7',
subordinate
shares of $1 par common stock.
1957,
16,
42,000
and
1963
to offer these securities for
$23 principal amount of notes
statement also covers an
poses
of
which
to
are
the
be
subject
only was:
*1957—Month—1953
—V.
the
are
to
■
39,309
18,461
194,172
7,118
6,785
79,978
Chrysler
9,511
9,233
82,125
Imperial
3,331
730
282,8$0
27.708
500
500
300
300
300
200
150
150
-
-
_■
Total
'
.7,207
8.191
48,729
82,709
870,314
change.--V.
to
Se¬
186,
Aug.
the
for
ineet in the latter part of November ;to
dividend on "the* series B shares. He also
meet, later in the 3 ear to consider
appropriate dividend action on the, series A shares. The last series A
distribution was 3#. in stock, in June, 1957.
„
,.
•
that
oflering. White, Weld &
of each
underwriting terms, for both
offering of common shares,
would
board
the
n
new
a
gain
amendment.
in November, 1955, the company proposes to construct a
gas pipeline system connecting witn tire pipe line of its
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., near Blacksburg. The
proposed pipe line will extend southeastward toward the coastal area
of South Carolina to serve natural gas to 21 distribution systems and
various
industrial customers.
Of such distribution systems, six are
to
be
constructed and operated by the company;
four are to be
operated by Consolidated Utilities Corporation
(oi which three are
presently serving propane-air gasi; nine are to be owned by three
separate county natural gas authorities and managed by the com¬
(of which two are
now
serving propane-air gast;
andctwd are
operated by municipalities. Tne company's pro¬
lines will aggregate approximately 340 miles.
company proposes to finance the construction of these facilities
sale of "$6,160,000 of first'mortgaga pipeline bonds. 4-'j V series
constructed and
be
to
posed transmission
The
bv
the
A,
due
Feb.
1.
debentures and
of
institutional investors; the sale of the units
common stock; and the sale of the 300,000 common
1978,
to
estimated construction costs for the proposed trans¬
and six distribution systems (including linahcing
expenses) is $9,000,000.
J. W. Goodwin, Board Chairman, was the principal organizer of the
company. He is listed as the owner of 55,156
shares (21# * of
264,612 "presently outstanding common stock, which was sold for cash
The tctal
shares.
mission
line
pioe
the
at
$1
per
H.
Quarter
of the
sales
net
compared
were
with
period last year.—V.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (&
Subs.)—Profits Lower—
Sales
after
"■Adjusted
27,389.486 27,380,627
S1.74
$3.00
$3.02
include the results of foreign subsidiaries.—V. 186,
15,733,573
$1.40
to
419.
Co.—Debentures Sold—The $1,750,convertible subordinated debentures, due
Central Telephone
000
of
5^2 %
July 1, 1972, which were publicly offered on Aug. 13 at
100% and accrued interest through Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis and Loewi & Co. Inc. and associates, were
.
quickly sold.
Celotex
For details, see V. 186, p.
Corp.—Common
Stock
727.
Offered—An
publicly on Aug. 20 a new issue of 150,000
common stock (par $1) at $31.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—Nat proceeds of this sale will be
tal and used for general
BUSINESS—Celotex
which make up about
products
and
under¬
Weeks
added to working capi¬
and distributes a broad line of
insulation board products- and acoustical
about 60# of sales; roofing products,
15# of sales; gypsum products, 15#; and uardspecialty items, 10#, Celotex headquarters are
manufactures
Curtis and Blair &
1
will be used for
from
an
estate
company's
the
of
common
shares of the common stock,
5,500
shares
BUSINESS—Coastal
corporations
19
and
subsidiary
and- through
systems, noc including three systems
produces and sells natural gas, crude oil
also
principally in southern Texas.
wells in the areas served by
gathering systems, which provide a market for its own gas as
and
gas
also owns and operates gas
other producers.
of
that
as
properties located
iroin
condensate
company
well
operates directly
States
gathering
gas
construction,
under
the
of
EARNINGS—Revenues
for
company
the
five
1957 amounted to $1,163,503 and net income to
with revenues of $404,520 and a loss of $6,438
May 31,
pared
months
routes,
$212,830
*'
$71,914.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
ended
$167,736 com¬
for the same
•:'
sources.
".
•
•
will
Continental
1.958
April
Continental
Sundry indebtedness
Common stock ($1 par
B
of
proceeds are to be used to pay for
5,000.000
5,000.000
f 1,315,825
stock
51.379.945 shs.
2.500,000 shs.
value*
310.000 shs.
300,000
'
310.000 shs.
300.000
5la', per annum and
are evidenced by notes with an original, maturity
of five years payable
to the Bank
of the Southwest National Association, Houston, Texas,
The loans are secured by a first mortgage 011 substantially all of the
company's assets and by the assignment of the production income from
substantially all of the company's oil arid gas properties.
The out¬
standing bank loans on Aug. 9. 1957, totaled $291,000.
The company
expects to be a borrower of funds from time to time in the future from
said bank and will in such event, if required by the bank, furnish the
bank
*Such
similar
or
same
interest at the
bear
loans
rate of
security.
debentures were originally issued.
As of
such debentures had been converted into
205,904 shares of common stock, and were cancelled.
Under the terms
of the indenture, such debentures may not be reissued.
The company
of subordinated
);$2,500.000
has
30,
§As
will not call the subordinated debentures
redemption date prior to Nov. 1, 1957,
that
demption on a
shares
it
eduction
of
shares
which
ance
but
the
in
does
board
Jan.
in
of
plan
12,
to
the
Corp.—Earnings
the. preceding fiscal year
taxes amounted to $525,068,
of
after
income
228,839
officers
300,000
Lower—
the nine mpnths ended June, 30, 1957
with $25,184,898 for the correspond¬
for
compared
:
-
equal
after
preferred
5l2,3i>0 shares currently out¬
standing,
compared
with $718,093, . equal after preferred dividends
to Si.82 per share or. the same number of shares outstanding for the
nine months, ended June 30, 1956—V. 185, p. 2800.
to
.95
cents
per
share
on
Cuban American Nickel
the
Co.
—
Arranges
$100,250,000
wholly owned subsidiary of
Freeport Sulphur Co., has arranged to borrow $100,250,000, represented by $75,000,000 of bank notes and $25,250,000 of 5% subordinated notes, the latter due June 30,
1970.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. and White, Weld &
Co. assisted company in negotiating the loan contracts.
Loans
—
This company,
also Freeport Sulphur
See
a
Co.
below.
Food Co., Inc., Aiken, S.
Cusliman
SEC
C.—Files With
notification with the
cove''ing 100.000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents) to be
offered at $3 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
The
corporation
used
for
tions
to
ui
u5j shares. The number
outstanding includes 500 shares
outsuainnng
to
be
shares
100.000
has authorized for issu¬
fractional interest in a lease
company
with the purchase of
debentures,
for
1937;
be
table
directors of the
include
not
subordinated
exploration and develop¬
on
payment
plant,
of
14
Aug.
filed
indebtedness,
a
letter
of
equipment,
raw\materials,
addi¬
working capital.
and
unissued common stock, thereby effecting a net
the shares
shown
in connection
option
for re¬
described under "Proceeds," the company is acquiring 150 659
of its outstanding common st""k and sel^ng 150,000 shares 01
presently authorized but
1
shares of common
$1,184,175 of
1957,
agreed
period
Net
dividends
96.37.-)
Electric
reports
of $24,958,419,
sales
ing
2,500.000
;
N. J.—
Boston, Mass.,
623.
186, p.
properties.—V.
corporation
The
net
(S0.10 par value*
purchase warrants-.
stock
Common
Outstanding
*S291,000
the Los
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
net
The
•
its system
on
Metals Corp., Paterson,
publicly offered 400,000
1
Aug.
stock
ment
&
on
jet transports
185, p. 2555.
Offered—Leward M. Lister & Co.,
Stock
on
Mines
("
•
Viscount fleet
jet-prop
the
introduce
and put the Boeing 707
Angeles-Chicago route in August 1959.—V.
in
Cornell-Dubilier
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$4,000,000
.
$9,844,374, a 17#'•<increase over $8,411,963
year.'
.
During the, second quarter, Continental completed-its. financing on
tlm..l)alapce of five DC-7B Club Couches' tor 1957-58. 15 jet-prop
Viscount 810Ds for 1958 and four Boeing 707 jets in 1959.
•.
Continental said the ' financing was accomplished; bv ' the sale to
the public of 230,000 shares of common stock of the'airline, execution
of a
$26,500,000 credit agreement through 26 commercial banks and
the closing of subordinated loans aggregating $1,000,000 from private
period of 1956.
Long-term secured loans-.
j.
5'a'<
sink, fund debs, due June 1. 1977
5#
conv, subord. debs, due Feb. 1, 1971
11#
Express revenues dropped
previous period.
the
for
from
Operating expenses totaled
lor the same period of'last
of votixfg trust cei-.tificates for 145,159
stock, together with an aclditiopal
free from voting trust. The 150,000
being offcted are authorized and, unissued stock, ■ while, the
150,659 shares being acquired \vill be held as treasury s.tock,. the net
result being a reduction in the number of outstanding shares.
j •'
purchase
shares
1.957.
new
.
to $64,159
Aug. 21 offered publicly 150,000
proceeds from the-sale of the stock
PROCEEDS—Net
the
offered
shares of
corporate purposes.
building materials, including:
materials, which account for
Common Stock
—
(par $1) at $10.50 per share.
shares of common stock
June
writing group headed jointly by Hornblower &
and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.
board
Offered—Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Co. Inc. and associates on
*Class
Earnings per com. share
p.
346.663,632
taxes,
12,774.642
etc.
s
$
185,380,898 183,861,815 372,048.929
_____
profit,
Net
1957—6 Mos.—*1956
$
S
"
over
Producing- Co.
Gas
States
Authorized
1957—3 Mos.—*1956
Effective April 28, with , the start of service
the airline Voluntarily,. asked to be put
on
a
non-subsidy service mail rate.
' ' '
^
Passenger revenue for the first half of this year totaled $9,315,123,
a 20'>■
increase over $7,767,575 for the first, six months of 1956. Nonstihsidy mail' revenue gained 14#
to $233:35G ironi $204,207; :
Frqiglxt • revenue reached a new high of $227,325, increasing. by 6#
,
186, p. 419.
Period End. June 30—
,
that
of 1956 exceeded by $402,220
the six-month, period
fpr
Continental's
of
$1.16 per common 'share,
shar.e iti the 12 months'
ending June 30, 1956.—V. 186, p. 419.
" '/•'•
: r
. ,
Coastal
its
Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Lower—
on Aug. 22
announced that for the first
current fiscal year, ended June 30, 1957, consolidated
$11,313,370 and consolidated net earnings $1,608,450,
$9,407,178 and $1,635,685. respectively, for the same
President,
Hoyt,
bubsidy
of, the first half of
high. Earnings were $1,195,182." or
of 13# over earnings of $1.03 per
period
•
-
tlie three months ended
for
income
The
shared
Carter Products,
H.
Net
Higher—
of this corporation reached an all-time high of
the first, half of; 1957, Robert F. Six, President,
announced on Aug. 14.
He said the record operating! revenues repre¬
sented a 13#
increase over the. $9,048,905 for the same period of 1956.
Net operating income- totaled $404,473 for the .first
six months of
this year, compared
with $636,942 during the same period .of last
year. Net income for the first half was. $43,416, compared With' $430,881
lor the first six months of If56.
'
Equipment sales during the first half of last year resulted in gross
capital gains of $326,386. No equipment was sold this year.
revenues
$10,248,847' during'
;
quarter
fourth
a
advised
,
is being
program
Continental Air Lines, Inc.—Revenues
plus
board would
the
thai
stated
consider
1957 coiistruc ion
The. balance of-'.f n s e ptired
consolidated system.
of the
1957
Operating
the previous dividends paid on the
scries B stock in March and June brings the "aggregate cas 1 d vidend
declarations on the series 'B' shares" to 67 Va' Cents per share for the
nine months to date. I11 announcing the dividend action, Mr. Rosenthal
consisting
Atg,
supplied.-runx the g Herat xuixds of the
system, whicu include the net proceeds of tl.e s..re of $23,00/030 cf
debentures in June, -19i>7.
CoftstXYcion cxpexxdifc res; for •t.;.e! sys.em
-are
estimatedat S77,000,000 for 1957.—-V.. 186, p. 727. .
>;'
the
for
quarter.
1956,
June,
declaration,
current
The
Organized
pany
1957.
program
22V2C Div. on B Stocks
The directors have voted a 22Va cents per share third quarter cash
dividend on the series B shares, payable Sept. 1.3 to holders of record
Sept. 6. Richard L. Rosenthal, President, also advised that the, utility's,
second quarter per share earnings showed an increase of 17#
over
Citizens Utilities Co.—Votes
earnings
With SEC—
sipi;. 1, 1682, .0 be
covering $30,000,000 of debentures ctue
offered xor public sale ac competitive ',.hkir.g.
Net proceeds will bp used to xinance in part i the
523.
p.
Gas Co.—Registers
registration scat m nc wi.h the SEC o.x
xiled 0
This, company
15,
subject
abo e. —V.
524.
p.
Consolidated Natural
602,317
figures are preliminary and
1957
"July,
Corp.—Unit Sells 52 Films—
Broadcastiifg-Paramopnt Piciurcs, Inc.
American
See
53,890
107,710
Total
transmission
by
'
,
548,427
supplier,
supplied
'V.'i'G
316.
p.
Columbia Pictures
68,386
6,330
821,585
74,518
100,503
trucks
Dodge
63,855
■»
180,
cai's
passenger
127,006
"
June 30, 1957 was $305,593,
or
30 cents per share on the 1,032,480 shares of common stock outstanding. This was a gain of 17# in per • share earnings over the
1956
second quarter, calculated on
the same capitalization.
For the 12 months' period ended June 30, 1957 net income also ket
be
32,498,583 231,043,263 224,719,385
, - /:'•
- ' .
32,829,464
186,
-28 Wks.—1956
1957-
Interstate Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A
offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Aug. 12 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $63 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share. It was
discontinued the following day.—V. 185, p. 2330.
Imperial pas-
23,729
__
_
Soto
De
The regis¬
named principal underwriters
Tne public offering price and
offering of units and the separate
offering
-1956
1957—4 Wks.—1956
13—
Sales
*1957—7 Mos.—1956
56.814
Dodge
additional 300,000 common shares
of a separate
Horner & Co. are
and Scott,
Co.
Dodge, De Soto, Chrysler and
Plymouth
interim notes due
and one common share.
-Sales Increase—
Colonial Stores Inc.Period End. July
186, p. 3.
Co. below.—V.
Federal Insurance
secondary
437.602
The company pro¬
public sale in units, each
tration
Co. of America—Offer Ext'd—
Colonial Life Insurance
See
.
Carolina Pipeline
-
.
Output Higher—
Trucks, U. S.
cars and Dodge
Period End. July 31—
523.
—v.
are
'
of Plyxnouth,
Production
500
;—
2,50.0
2,500
pages and, incorporates ,a
include the new Chart-Pak
handy tool especially designed to facilitate application
32" and A" widths ox Chart-Pak "Curve Line" Tape,
senger
Units
Units
announced on Aug. 21,
was
Colorado
each of them, are as,
follows:
2.50p
2,500
2,500
2,500
Chrysler Corp.—July Car
several underwriters and the
of the
Co.
—,_
Co—\
& Scribner_
Boyce———
Inc
it contains 24
New products
features.
new
it
SEC,
tures
2,500
"Tape-Pen," a
of the handy
184, p. 2439.
,
names
of
.
.
and 523.
pp.
rc
2,500
Inc.#-+___-_
—V.
^Original authorization. In addition to
standing, $119,300 principal amount has
not be reissued. The company
additional debentures of this issue.
5,000
i
enlarged,
and
Revised
3,000
3,000
,3,000
Inc.—SEC Exempts Purchases—
has issued an exemption
and the Bond
to acquire
convertible subordinated debentures of Atlantic Refining Co.
in the
peetive amounts of $300,000, $600,000 and $100,000.
Thesa deben¬
are part of a public offering of $100,000,900 of debentures being
made by Atlantic Refining.
Because oi aquations between the invest¬
ment companies and two of the underwriters, The First Boston Corp.
and Escabrook '& 'Co., purchases of Atlan.dc Refining debentures by
the investment companies is prohibited by the Investment Company Act
unless an exemption order is issueu d/ u.e commusxon. Their purchases
to be made at the public offering
price of the debentures, and
lrian members, of the underwriting ana seuaxg group other than First
Bos-QiX. and Estafrook.—V. 186, p. 727.
••
Catalog—
corporation, makers of Chart-Pak pressure-sensitive printed
templates, workboards and other
chart materials, has just
number
3,000
3,000
3,000
permitting this fund, Gas memories Fund, inc.,
Investment Trust of America, Boston investment companies,
2,500
523.
p.
published its 1957 catalog.
$1,600,000 "
218,600
—
may
186,
This
deben¬
value $1)
(par
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
4,000
Colonial Fund,
Chart-Pak, Inc.—Issues New
800,000
800,000
325,000 shs.
248,389 shs.
*The amount authorized under the indenture is unlimited, and addi¬
tional bonds of any series, other than the 1957 series, may be issued,
subject to restrictions contained in the indenture, without limit as to
stock
8,500
8,000
Corp.
A.
—V.
1, 1977
due Aug.
tures,
Common
8,500
t.bvn)
-
4.000
order
McCormick &
The Milwaukee
Singer, Deane
Stein Bros.' &
Stroud & Co.,
8,500
—.
Co.——
Securities
&
Barney
& Webster,
Co
623
&
186,
The
5,OOP
5,000
Lester, Ryons & Co———•
8,500
&
Jackson
Curtis
Stone
Doolittle
Kalman & Co.,
Beane
&
Webber,
tapes,
*$1,600,000
19761-—+1,500,000
subordinated
fund
sinking
7#
1,
8.500
Pierce,
Lynch,
Smith,
Outstanding
1957 series,
bonds,
1982
1,
Aug.
debentures, due Dec.
8,500
—
Fenner
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Co.,
Co.,
&
—
Paine,
gas
CAPITALIZATION
Peabody
Merrill
distribution" systems and to construct new systems,
BUSINESS—The company's principal
business has been the dis¬
tribution.
through a wholly-owned subsidiary, Piedmont Gas Co., a
North Carolina company, of -a propane-air gas in six towns in North
Carolina.
Piedmont is about to be merged with Carolina Natural.
owned
Ripley &
______________
Kidder,
the
construction of a
main
line of the Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., near Stanley, N. C.,
and
proceeding north and west through Lincoln, Caldwell, Catawba,
and Burke counties.
The company also plans to reconstruct presently
& Co..
5,5Q0
,
—V.
5,OOP
5,000
5.000
Becker & Co., Inc—
Central Republic Co, (,Ii)cv) ;
Hemphill, Noyes <fe Co.-—_
Laurence M.: Marks & Co._
F. S. -Mojselqy & Co._——_ Reynolds & Co., Inc—— '
Laker, Weeks & Co——Julien' Collins & Cp,--—L#'
A. G.
15,000
8.500
Co._
&
InC
Co.,
&
Rauscher,
Shaves
.
Trask &
Pierce
Spencer
"~
'
•
15,000
Weeks
Forgan
Harriman
stock at $164
interest from Aug. 1, 1957.
shares of common
proceeds from the offering will be applied to
natural gas transmission line starting at the
PROCEEDS—Net
256,862'a shs.
follows:
as
&
Dillon, Union
Eastman
par
unit, plus accrued
per
.
'
27,000
26,500
24,000
Co—_— 10,000
Inc.
Walston & Co.,
Inc.—:
Kidder
Peabody & Co. Inc.
& Co
Blair
value)—
par
Shares
Hornblower
debentures,
debentures, and seven
are
company
due Aug. 1, 1977, and 112,000
value common stock. These securities
offered in units consisting of $100 of bonds, $50 oi:
were
.
27,000
'
Curtis
10,000,000
10,000,000
500,000 shs.
($1
stock
Shares
Scott, Horner & Co.
J, C. Wheat & Co—
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Hanrahan & Co., Inc.—
Kay, Richards & Co._____
Laird, Bissell & Meeds____
Mason & Lee, Inc.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Jackson &
Webber,
Paine
1,500,000 shs.
1,028,651 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Th names of thp underwriters and the respective
number of shares of common stock to be purchased by each from the
headed by Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co. and Odess, Martin & Herzberg Inc. on Aug. 21 pub¬
licly offered $1,600,000 first mortgage 6% bonds, 1957
series, due Aug. 1, 1982, $800,000 7% sinking fund sub¬
ordinated
'
value)
Common
underwriting group
shares of $1
7,087,500
-
convertible subordinated debentures due May 1. 1976_
_____
5#
cumulative preferred stock ($20
Corp.—Securities Offered—An
Natural Gas
7,087,500
Shares
:
1956
4Vb #
par
Carolina
$6,212,500
agreements of
under term loan
Notes
811.
year."—V. 182, p.
best
tion's
Outstanding '
$6,212,500
1954
debentures, and 310,000
class B
(The
agreements of
term loan
under
Notes
of class B stock.
stock is convertible into shares of common stock on a
share-i'or-share basis under certain conditions.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the shares of common stock set
forth opposite their respective names;-
states.
Authorized
reported.
•
•
Consolidated net "income in the 1957 half year was $617,676
equal
to $1 0J per share on 568,116 outstanding common shares.
In tne 1956
period net income was $353,965, or 63 cents pet share.
Mr. Marshall said that "the remainder oi the
year looks bright so
that 1957 should compare favorably with 1956, previously the corpora¬
shares
i ' ' *
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
presently has
with about 4,300 employees,
company,
in
Sharply-
Corp.—Profits Up
Carlisle
a
reserved
shares
for
reserved
conversion
pursuant
to
of
a
Eagle Oil
With
-The
the
stock
and employees approved by the stockholders
shares reserved for exercise of common stock
at
Supply Co., Inc., Quincy, Mass.
&
Securities
and
oh
corporation
—
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
16
filed
a
letter
of
Files
»
notification
with the
offered
York, N. Y.,
^.,covel*ns 125,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be
$1.20
.The
per
proceeds
share,
are
through
to
be
Pilgrim Securities, Inc., New
to meet the ihcx-eased demand
used
company's product and services.
for the
Volume
166
Number
5667
:
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Electronic Research Associates, Inc. (N. J.)—Stock Of¬
/
stock.
of
will
Kosmos
Flintkote
The
fered—Singer, Bean & Mackie, Inc., New York, N. Y., on"
Aug. 16 publicly offered 100,000 shares of class A com¬
mon stock -(par 10
cents) at $3 pervshare.
(839)
Under
Co.
terms
be
wholly-owned
a
payment of
per" annum
paid
class
and
limited
class
fiscal
a
B
to
the
on.
during
non-cumulative
common
cash
stock,
of
further
any
cents
30
its- 85-par .common stock and
second preferred stock in
of
73,000
vertible
Kosmos
share"
declared and-,
dividend
per
this
stock,
dividends
paid pro rata to holders of class A
preference of the class A stock being
the
only,
shares.
of
directors
of
from
election
pated
into
shareowners
to
10
to
11.
year
and
principally for
Kentucky
and
and
und
186,
$20,000
for
for
design
tcl>
the
•Mil
be
engineering
balance
added
of
the
to
in
with
which
be
capital
.'
purposes.
connection
monies
working
will
and
products;
new
•
EFFECT
Class
A
TO
its
5%
FINANCING
PRESENT
after
fate
of
stock
to
$1.25
if
all
1959
the
at
debentures
in whole
face
class
in
at
The
the
debentures
28,
1953,
Grieg
tive
as
and
the
finder
a
company
J.
located
The
and
at
67
officers
selling highly
Centre
St.,
B
Saicf
of
of
may
..
.
The
of Donald ,11.
the company
J.
specialized
,
and
transistorized
their
'broad-
•
telephone
essing
V.
systems,
radio
equipment,
186,
Typical applications which illustrate
electronic computers,
aircraft electronic?,
guided
links,
relay
automation
.
missiles,
industrial
proo->;
electronics.—
medical
and
apparatus
624.
p.
'
.
'
Six Months Ended June 30--
Net
(& Subs.)—Reports Prof.
"•"'•
-
■
1957
sales
Federal
1956
*$4,462,139
$3,43J,516
217,045
and
State
income
taxes
12,100
$128,145
.
of
cement,
Illinois,
medium
line
/
field,
the*
across
Mr. Ford
the
into
be
dealers,
produced
6'/a ft
"More
than
three
engineering
and
trucks
and
cars
units,
during
with
170.65-1
compared
total
of
1,200,313
last year.
-
.
-■•The
1957—7 Mos.—19,56
127,749
115.992
947,630
817.493
20,982
—
25,072
192,466
163,953
3,729
1,355
.
—
3.729
4,566
Totals
25,456
32,004
54
444
1,083
29,348
24,975
214,456
185,780
183,763
:
*1957 model run
170.659
1,384,181
Foremost Dairies,
This
earnings
„
ment
tLoss.—V.
Subcontract.
185,
1152.
p.
Electronics
Tne
Program sponsored ,by Fleetwood Secu¬
America, San Diego, Calif;, investment company, filed
statement with the SEC on Aug.
15,
1957, covering
offer
rities
a
Corp. of
registration
,
-three
Systematic
of
accumulation
open-end
Investment
shares
investment
El jo Oil &
Plans,
the
listed
shares
ot
owner
as
standing
equal
oi ' Electronics
company.—-V.
184,
public
408,798
184,
sale
shares
through
of
2440.
p.
SEC
Aug.
on
12
covering 250,000 shares of
filed
share), without underwriting.
equipment and working capital.
Essex
Net
Ended
operating
income^,.-,
(net)
income
Balance
V.
'
for
($1
be
:•
for
used
-■
,
not
•
1—
$4,119,110
So
3,434,631
$432,238
:
416.246
income
and
418,842
-
-L
109,693
$286,553
surplus—.
129,693
$308,849
Sales for both
second
July 31.
quarter and
"
'
sales
the
for
16.6'.+•
of
second
quarter
sales
net
over
ago!
For the first half of
increasing 13.8'* over $4!,021,052
tyear
amounted
1957,
for
Earnings
and
the
company's
7,360 854
of
R.
net
for the
cents
from 70
the
For
share
a
subsidiary,
stock
for
to
$27,430,270,
the
in
sales
out¬
six-month
the
"na' di+^d
period
the
totaled
quarter
c^'n'ng",
to
rose
Federal
Chubb
Percy
Nickel Co.
loans
Six
to
are
the
represent
Aug.
on
completed
22
substantial
first
added. The great bulk
large
interest rates
at
be
repaid
of
consumers
American various
commitments
The
of
Colonial
had
stock
He
that
v
that
ing
further
this
he
offer
,45.7
is
during
nickel
of
that
had
unable
further
was.
their
beyond
since
of
taxes
income
made
to
a
This
of
compares
after
with
taxes,
80
This
•is
185,
net
$1.17
from
$1.07.—V.
over
95'/*
of
exchange
extended
the
July
of
nm
of
domestic
New
years
Net
their
stock
period
25.
185,
have
shares
per
on
common
V.
York
agreed
185,
The
corporation
covering
debentures
common
deposited
and
Oct.
on" Aug.
1,
of
18
filed
10-year
1967 and
a
6'/
25,000
The
•
$4,233,413
2,201,375
offer
186,
1,637.138
$1.24
letter
of
notification
cumulative, income
shares of class A
with
the
subordinated
common
are to be used to enlarge and continue a marine
serving substantial and grovVing local communities.
Co.—Stockholders
stock
yacht
Approve Kosmos Merger
stockholders on Aug. 20 approved the proposed acquisition by
of Kosmos Portland Cement Co., of Louisville, Ky.
The
merger
of Kosmos into Flintkote, previously approved by the
-former's shareowners,
was effected on Aug. 22
through an exchange
The
(his company
have
full
June
on
oi
been
of
program
stockholders
of
Giant
in
of
1956).—
to
arranged
the
New
Giant
Resources
and
that
new
of
Delaware
acreage
which
on
prior
to
the
uranium
recently
Giant
the
to
purchase
from
Cuban
for
Canada
Our
and
Giant
Resources
Vice-President
firm
planned
bearing
and
in
ore
represents
lias
already
formation
of
drilled
Giant
out
Cycle.
assets
of
more
without
total
audit.
assets
to
,
have
look
26 principal sales offices.
Sales
auto-starting battery and industrial
our
has
company
prospects
the
good."
consistently operated
at
profit
a
*
,
same
quarter In 1956 due to a
temporary lull in ship¬
indications are that company profits
may be slightly
However,
for
the
1957
quarter
than
they
of
As
ance
in
were
a
before.—V.
year
186.
?
...
Employees
Life
i
June
•in force.
total of such
The
notes.
and
Progress—
'
30,
1957,
This is
force
in
force
Insurance
Co.—Reports
■
this company had $98,614,181
increase of 35%
an
one
earlier.
year
exceeded
Premium
for
Sharply—
Board,
the
the
over
On
of
life
insurance
$72,904,915 of life insur¬
1957, total life insurance
July 19,
$100,000,000 milestone.
income from all sources totaled $1,227,848
during the first
an increase of 25%
ovcivtotal premium income of $985,574
amounted
$519,977) of $649,03*6
20.2 cents
or
half
of
1956.
in the amount of $204,681.29 were
paid or credited
policyholders ar.d beneficiaries during the'first half of the
year.
Of
this amount, $113,714.89 represented
death, disability, and surrender
.
tp
to
$1,051.780.. equal to
meeting preferred dividend require¬
profit for the corresponding period
the first
Policy benefits
on
benefits under life
insurance
and
der
was
to
of
,/V.
July
1957 sales
totaled
Higher—
$90,966.40
185,
paid
supplementary contracts; the
sickness
and
accident
remain¬
policyholders.—•
44.
p.
'Files
same
months
in
1956.
which
$1,430,000
Bales
the
for
six
July, 1957, were $11,245,000,
rep¬
the same period in 1956.—V. 186, p. 6z4.
Canyon
company on Aug. 15
covering 33,750 shares of
policyholders
•No
Great
The
&
at
With
on
exchange
stockholders
common
has
offers
been
of June
extended
to
14,
•
The debentures
were
Sept.
offered
plus accrued interest-from Aug. !,• 1957, and the
was priced at $8.87 V2 per share.
into
.at
at
are
and
$500
debenture
is
at
convertible
per
share
any
thereafter
share
and
until
redemption
Aug.
on
1,
Aug.
1972,
1,
and
1977.
at
$14.50
per
The debentures
be
to
•to par,
PROCEEDS—Net
common
'bank
shares
proceeds
will
from
the
sale
of
the
debentures
and
the
be
borrowings and
applied first toward the repayment of current
the balance of the proceeds will be used for gen¬
including the financing of increased inventory
requirements and additional accounts. receivable
resulting
from
the
company's expanding sales volume.
corporate purposes',
BUSINESS—Founded
its own
New
name
York,
a
and
in
March,
1897,
the
corporation
operates under
chain of nine department stores in Westchester County,
in
Connecticut,
leaturing
medium
$1)
each
proceeds
are
to
with
to
$2
be
the
be
used
SEC
offered
dividend
to
received.
to
increase
181,
Corp., Spokane, Wash.—Files
2118.
p.
priced
merchandise
on
Insurance
1957
share.
No
at
Corp.,
Baltimore,
invested
Maryland
fixed
license
at
Mr.—Registers
meet
Will
deposits
be
The
to
the
ot
and
The
Insuianee
necessary
SEC
organizers,
company. These
seven
by
of
the
the
-
The
at
which
$10
shares
are
to
incorporators,
warrants
to
years
i
on
stock.
100,000
warrants
the
-
sale
approved
capital
the
capital
remaining
exercise
within
the
with
common
share.
of
granted.
the
of
requirements
of
with-the
furnish
the
right
per
securities
of
offering of 200.000 scares
warrant
the
$10
statement
involved.
upon
per
proceeds
amount
shares
public
a
directors
thereof
to
300,000
issuance
and/or
the
in
registration
make
cents
shares
of
to
a.
underwriting is
for
25
holders
filed
.
covering
proposes
reserved
Part
a
per
corporation
sold
will
par
.
16,
the
•
at
redeemacle at optional redemption prices ranging from 105',*
and for the sinking fund at prices receding from 102'/at* to par,
.plus accrued interest .'in each'case.
'
are
notification
(par
for
Securities and Exchange Commission—
100,900
,
common
time
stock at $9.50'per share to and including Aug. 1, 1962;
share thereafter to and including Aug. 1, 1967; and $12,625
thereafter to and including
The
of
stock
share
accounts.—V.
cents
management,
par,
common
$11
Aug.
per
13.
stock
$1,000
letter
a
one
500,000
10
.company
1957.
be
Inc.
filed
common
of
Petroleum
corporation
covering
offered
318.
Co.
surplus
Plains
Guardian
the
basis
Aug. 15 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par five
cents) to be
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
.to be used for expenses incidental
to acquiring oil and
gas leases.
,SEC
Corp.—Exchange Offer Extended
under
the
on
'Underwriting is involved.
:
,
Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
Catalog—
Genungs, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public offering
of $500,000 j 'incipal amount of convertible debentures,
6V2% series, ^ue Aug. 1, 1977, and 20,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
($1 par Value), was made on Aug. 21 by P. W.
eral
Flintkote
to
p.
Brooks
$2,032,038
1.637,138
cents)
proceeds
basin
formed
Government
publisned,
exchange
for
The
1956
to be offered in units consisting of a $1,000 debenture
"and 100 shares of stock at $1,010 pet unit. No underwriting is involved.
10
(par
to
Corp.,
stilted
500,000 tons
420.
p.
four
Aug. J 4 reported that over 80 %
of both the.
preterred stocks of Peninsular Telephone Co. had been
and
—V.
-
:
stock
718.
p.
...
$250,000
due
$1,000,000
aggressive
increasing in both
present
than
items
The. corporation
.per
SEC
the
-
Cycle
indications
divisions.
This
;
•
outstanding
in
sheet for Giant
States
better
through
increase for
listed
during the
Sept. 20.
Flag Harbor Corp., St. Leonard, Md.—Files With SEC
i
of
an
v.
,
develop
was
ore
been
ments.
of the subordinated notes
the nickel, to be produced,
Co.—July Sales 8%
its
the
General Telephone
Each
:
split
Daggett added that for the three months ended
July 31, 1957,
preliminary estimates indicate company sales volume
may
be
less
presents this company's entire line
an easy-to-use buyers' guide arrangement.
The catalog includes f.ll types of protective equipment—.rom a small
half-ounce dust mask to p. large barrel lifter." Nearly all of the several
anticipated
is
$1.28
outstanding-
shares
stock
Mr.
are-illustrated; general specifications and recom¬
mended uses are given for each.
The company is located r.t 7516 Limekiln Pike, Philadelphia 50, Pa.—
until
It
2,271,632
share
1042.
Cycle
battery
Colonial
$2,097,122
Earnings
p.
for
February
New
.hundred
Stores Inc.—Reports Higher Profits-
profit
V..185,
increase
Catalog 10, just
!of safety equipment in
provide ample opportunity for those wishstock to do so,
and, accordingly no further
20 are contemplated.—V. 186, p. 524.
—
Common
■
of
reported
=.
.
additional
.
United
output
operation.
or
General Scientific Equipment Co.—New
I
stockholders' have
.
taxes
2,504,868
1992.
p.
reported
company
8',/
an
resenting a 6'p
$2',-
were
Fafnings
Quarter Ended June 29—
1957
'Profit before Federal taxes—$4,368,754
Federal
,
President, on Aug. 6 said: "Our sales last year were
$70,000,000 for the first time. We now
operate 25 plants in the
over
$75,000,000 to Cuban
and 4 ft ft, Mr. Wight said.
early
the
taxes of
Merchandise
•'.month- period,
;
First National
of
Wyoming and South Dakotn before
July, 1958.
Grand
,
Sept.
com¬
$39,-
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Profits Outlook—
.
to
up
subordinated
$1,135,733),
share
common
share.—V.
common
General
.
increased to
a*>er
number
effective
per
were
quarter
quarter.
nearly $1,500,000.
and
The purchasers
Chairman of
(after Federal income
$46,692,711,
1956.
$2,052,557.
America,
a
cents
60
second
first
Resources shows cash
$400,000
for
the
period
ended
July 31,. 1957,
Investments, property plant and equinment
bring the
of the nation's current
Bank
4 >
the
have
amounts of 5'/*
$25,250,000.
Morrison,
L.
cents
1956
should
extension
exchange
to
of
the
the
In
2-for-i
amount
plan
and
,x
*■
General Baking Co.—Profits Rise
ments.
u
(N.J.)—Extends Exch. Offer-
Co.
Sales for
half ol* 1957,
tendered.
they would be
exchange
extensions
Insurance
properly
period,
exchange
The,
Life
been
announced
written
Co.
the
was
Giant
^ balance
than
the
will have a call "on substantial portions of
according to the announcement.—V. 185, p. 1274.
2nd, President, announced on Aug. 16 that, in accord¬
exchange offer made by this company to shareholders
the
with
ance
Insurance
number
for
the
v.
out
Javorable
in¬
an
quarter
same
period' of
same
first half total
3956
'
Corp.—Borrows $1,000,000 From Banks—
in
»
capital and
mo"tfes,
six
President,'
the
closed interest
holdings of Giant Resources and Golden .Cycle Corp.
in
the
Wyoming-Dakota area.
Holdings consist of those originally
held
by 'Giant Resources in their
acquisition of the assets of Edgeliiont Mining
and Uranium nearly a year ago.
To these have been
cents.
fhst
against the
for
common
share, compared with
$34,503,945
Gillenwaters, President
Giant
at a plant to be constructed in Louisiana
concentrates from Cuba, Mr. Wight said.
ore
Corn Exchange Bank, The
banks, has agreed to lend
Orleans
American
20981
p.
.
of
six-month
».•;■■•
it
new-
eastern
an
4,400,000
Chemical
Tne
High—
quarter, after provision for income taxes,
to $1,346,741 for the same period last year.
second
compared
share
per
260,491,
;
the
$1,5403.63,
■*
initial
week.
urtil
,
Earnings
.
were
re¬
are
.
$23,524,055
of
loans
the
the
banks and large nickel
a major project for the production
of nickel und cobalt,
Wight, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Freeport,
will increase
nickel but will
nickel
a
Net
crease
Co.,
essential metal, he
Federal
the first half of 1957 establish
with
smaller
112. ■
Corp.,
T.
July 29 announced
.that jthy net profit for the 26-week period ended June 29, 1957 (after
highest, in (he company's history, it was announced
common
prior period.
Giant Cycle
Bank
to
project, work on which is already under way,
by about 20L
the 1.956 United States supply of
George
the
per
the
(adjusted
p,
oi
for
refining of
only
New
DJ'6,730
cents
the
on
last
of the project will be 50,000,000 pounds per year
pounds of cobr.lt with production due to begin
in the middle of 1959,
according to the announcement.
Total capital
requirements are estimated at $119,000,000, of which about $8,500,000
has already/been spent on development and preliminary construction.
">
A group of banks, headed by The*'First National City Bank of New
York ar.d including Bankers Trust Co., Mellon National Bank & Trust
$425,578
Drl5,992
—'—
.;
71
1956,
Cycle
Scheduled capacity
$3,860,209
3,686,872
shares
three employees.'
io
quarter ended June 30, net profits "after taxes were
G2.321,-'
up 20r/r
from the -$1,921,338 reported for the
first throe months,)
186,
•
-
Cuban-American
this
of
16,400
gtmiuju
I
the
19ob,
metals will be produced
primary
Co.,
—
—
dividends
;
1956
2556.
185, 4).
these periods as the
on
the
1957
Falstaff Brewing- Corp.—Sales at New
.
to
are
with
at par
offered
-
■
.
—
(interest,, charges-,--—
•
be
proceeds
30—
June
Net operating and -other
...
to
»•
operating ;revenue_i^__.^_j.
expenses and
taxes.^.
Other
stock
The
Operating
}
notification
County Electric. Co.—Reports Lower Net—
Months
Gross
of
common
per
Six
letter
a
and
ui
profits for the quarter ended June 30. and for the
both established a new record, Owen R.
Cheatham,
the
quarterly report to stockholders.
share in
20,
1
supply of nickel Is imported from Canada.
Mining Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
corporation
Nickel
American
A.
the
The
,
The
exeior&c
announced.
for
of
upon
525.
For
v.
arrangements to borrow $100,250,000 from
The
1912.
p.
1955,
earnings
the six months ended June 30,
1957, sales weve $73,522,987 in
comparison with $45,807,907 in the
corresponding period of 1956; andnet profits after taxes were
*$4,242,733 (up 187i>), equal to $1.30 per
common share on the
3,239,050 shares outstanding as.of June >30, 1957."
This compares" with $3,568,540 or
$1.41 per share for the first .half of.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
for
shares.—V.
Cuban
$15,000,000, for the
Investment
Corp., a managed
offered,
for issuance
019,042,-compared
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Unit Borrows for Project-
aggregating
and
in
mon
underwriting group
by DCsn Witter & Co., and Allen & Co. The public offering
price anci i. .uerwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
company will receive no part oi the proceeds. Mr. Turnbow is presently
has
1,
Aug.
limited by assets
indenture,
/
corporation
Charles
Investment
181,799 shs.'
of
as
-Thervis?
the
2,532 shs.
+500,000 shs.
Indenture dated
an
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Profits Up 18%—
headed
fmal
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
by
is
186, p.
said
shares
consumers
Electronics Investment
3,000 shs.
—
authorized
of
Net
;
16,
These
'"Including Net Termination Claim of $407,662.47 under U. S. Govern¬
of
500,000
debentures
added
Net
858,500
,
i$100 pgr value)—
par value)—.
t$l
and other provisions
period,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering 200,000 shares of its $2 par common stock.
represent presently outstanding stock hold by Grover D.
Turubcw, company President and a director. Mr. Turnbow proposes
•Aug.
1977—
stock
maximum
assure
«
pfd.
.
«
317.
p.
due
Outstanding
$108,452
*5,000,000
1975__
stock
issuance
—V.
1,200,313
completed in May.—V. .186,
FINANCING
+49,450 shares are reserved for issuance
upon exercise of stock pur¬
chase warrants, 52,632 shares are reo",,*ed for issuance
upmi conversion
of the convertible debentures
now i
,
1957—Month—1956
PRESENT
$118,884
;
due
series
cum.
For
passenger
TO
•
5'*
Common
,
seven-month
a
EFFECT
promissory notes, due 1960
5:V.L series
395,
183.763
and
children, furnishings'
major electrical ap¬
unveiled
our
of
except
■
GIVING
'
,
said.
styling,
.
.
concerning
would
hands
and
women
Authorized
4-V*
Indiana
price
speculation
the
in
in general
Debentures
Aug. 9.
on
^Continental—-—
+151,578
—__•„—
the
Edsel
Edsels
gone
Ford trucks
+139,478
88,900
Earnings before provision lor income taxes
have
,
the
seven-month total of 1,384,181
a
Lincoln.-
to
Electronics Corp. of America
$250,000,000
of
Sept, 4,"
on
passengers.
Edsel,
semi-/
utilities.
usage.'include
Masonry
dealer showrooms
months
20,000
Mercury
devices and related components used in electronic
circuits
apparatus.
The
products
manufactured
by
the
company
are
utilized in major industries,, including chemical, electrical, electronic,
and
than
more
company
Ford
conductor
marine"
ended
models
Period End. July 31—
and
aircraft,
18
breakdown follows:
-
,
April
on
the
vehicles'for July, 1956,
The
,,
have
and
July for
i
The
N.
1,200
for
,
board
antici¬
President,
July Output Increased—
•;
at"
company
Jersey
composed
Nutley,
President,
testing of this new car."
subject
are
the
New
in
entry
newest
accessories
furnishings
home
CAPITALIZATION
.
served
II,
which
on
will
years
common,
for .redemption
date
"We
>
business of developing manufacturing
and
technical
the
the
Horner,
4.
Ford
for display and for sale,
at any
conversion
class
directors
and
Sept.
on
line,
approximately
\vheh lie announced the introduction date
"
in
Car-
in
and
and
men
but
Sh»x !•
company's execu¬
facilities and engineering department are pres¬
East
in
for
way
new
(Mich.)—To Introduce New Line—
the
the
...
Research' Associates.
is engaged in the
company
(
.
partnership
a
Gottfried,
Electronic
The
ready-to-wear
lor
pliances,
two-l'or-one.
213.
p.
shs.
debentures
called
incorporated
was
to
successor
Noah
name
offices, production
ently
nation
thereof
at
of
option
so
•fee. converted tip to the redemption date.
BUSINESS—The
stock
Edsel
introduced
be
Henry
15,' 1967.
holders
shores
45,000
part
and
of
increase
the
Charles
supplies Portland and
the southern areas of
180,787.5
*'
July
due
the
converted.'
are
or
value
of
B, common
into
or
a
100,000
500,000 shs.
option
The-1*958
$5(5,250
\
,
800,000 shs.
debentures,
the
into
share,
per
their
of
1.
Jan.
redemption
105'*
*$56,250
ceiits)
convertible
convertible
are
barrels
Ohio.—V.
will
Outstanding.
the company sold to officers of the underwriter and
individual for investment $56,250 principal amount of
subordinated
debentures
time
10
(par
rate
good quality.
Stores are located in White Plains, Mount Vernon,
Peekskill, Tarrytown and Yonkers, N. Y., and in Danbury, New London,
Norwalk and Meriden, Conn.
The stores sell merchandise consisting of
I'atios
1957,
other
one
19(37
cents)-.
10
(par
stock
com,
July
fin
stock
com.
Class B
to
deb., due July 15,
conv.
con¬
-
GIVING
Authorized
sub.
4Va%
following the scheduled completion of the acquisition.
Harvey, Jr., Flintkote Board Chairman, said Kosmos Portland
the only cement plant" in Kentucky, produces approximately
J.
Ford Motor Co.
■
CAPITALIZATION
<
5%
I.
and
of
of
shares
Kosmos,
approximately $90,000
for general corporate
used
voting
meeting.
the
an
of
189,000
of the outstanding
preferred
Issue
for",
20
at
paved
2,000;000
new
all
Aug.
of
board
Cement,
of
the
stock
favor
action
plant and production facilities; (b) approximately
advertising and sales campaign; :(c) approximately $55,000
lease
of
for
This
feion
or
shares
Flintkote
the
proceeds from the "sale of the class a com-;
moil
stock are intended to be utilized substantially as follows,
in the
order of priority as listed:
ta) Approximately $75,000 for the a"cquisi~
net
at
in
issue
$100-par
new
common
voted
will
exchange
the
of
approved
was
convertible
are
Flintkote
-
Creation
also
purpose
shares
shall be
year
proceeds—The
/
A
dividends
subsidiary
'
Flintkote
..
After-
operating
-
.
the .agreement,
of
11
give
the
purchase
.
200,000
Insurance
shares
to
be
Commissioner
of
are
of
the Maryland Cornoration
Act for
paid-in surplus before an insurance
balance
remaining
Commission
working
and
capital
tne
of
after
cash
making
teijUired
the
invtoimient,
company.
'
•
•
Guardian was organized under Maryland law in
April, 1957. Samuel
Hoflberger of Baltimore is listed as the founder and general counsel;
Millard E." Tychngs as Board Chairman; and J. Brad
Wharton. Jr., as
President.
The
company' proposes to offer
the
H.
following
services:
Hi
•
To
qualified
insurance
*
and
satisfactory uninsured Savings and Loan Asso¬
ciations, a:i opportunity to obtain "Insurance on Savings Deposits"
'.up to $10,000,000 per an insured account, when they become one of
the
Guardian
Insured
Institutions
ings
an
Association
(2-
title,
Guardian
fire
standard
(3)
and
Institutions. Through this
attract
Insurance
life
savers
insured
who
savings
Corporation
insurance
to
otherwise
insurance
tend
may
the
to
Sav¬
avoid
protection.
will
borrowers
of
provide
the
accepted
facilities
Associations
for
at
rater..
The
lending
can
lacking
corporation
institution
proposes
served
by
to
write
Guardian
mortgage
Insurance
insurance
for
Corporation.
any
12
Mr.
proposing 'the
'
$23,24S,305
high
a
during
$275,516,687,
of
at
preceding
12( months.—V. 185, 'p. 2099..
f- The
-
■
first, six
the
for
increase of 32.6#
1956-':
of
•».
'
allow
Feb.:28>.to
ended
sales
heavy
for
billings
latter
the
of
part
which receipts- do not conie in until after the year's end.
the six month financial statement will not be issued
until shortly after Aug. 31...
....
:
Mr.«■ Oldwltac- revealed
that the
management anticipates that net
for
working capital as the result of rapid
need for greater
of the
sales.
of
expected
sales, are
Curtis
Helene
the venrrent
,
to substantially
$50,000,000
exceed
according:-tp management 5.executlvea;"r;-Vvv.'183,
year,
1B58-
p-
on
BUSINESS—The
tricity
share "to
per
contracts"
issued
"
.
;
Highland Telephone Co., Monroe, N. Y.
Files ."With
—
Commission—J,.
sv";
letter of notification; with the SEC
offered at $42.50
per shu're and $200,000 of 4%
convertible debentures due 1972 to be
offered at1 par .JIn denominations of $500 each).- There will be no
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans and
The company
15 filed
Aug.
on
a
covering 2,350 shares of common stock.(no par) to be
for
capital improvements.—V.
183, p. 51.
-
.
International Glass
—V.
Research
Cascade
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—Stock Offered—Equita¬
c
of 120,000
shares of common
share.
per
publicly an issue
stock (par $1.50) at $9.75
"
-
■*
:
.
i
subsidiaries .and
its
licen¬
comprise the Holiday Inn System, one of the largest motel chains
in the -United -Staters.
Situated principally-in the southern half of the
United States,
there
with about 3,650* rooms,
The company
'
operations,' will
generated t>y
motels'and
new
of $2,000,000.
increase
to
this year
construction
•start
proceeds
"
■
•
of
four
motels at
new
"
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
First mortgage
Sundry
tracts
$1,739,050
con¬
64,128
payable^—*.—
stock
Common
($1.50
1411,914 shs.
value)—,—__ * *1,500,000 shs.
par
purchase of 50,000 of these shares may be granted.
-"Options for the
.„
(installment
Outstanding
$2,013,500
debt of subsidiaries.—
indebtedness
^Exclusive of 4,201
owned by subsidiaries.
shares
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell
of common stock set forth, below:
j;"
agreed
•
estimated cost
an
■
CAPITALIZATION
Cascade? including fast acting switches which can
millionth of a second and, amplitude; modulators which
will permit direct voice modulation of a 'microwave signal.
Cascade, is
also engaged in research and development" work on a Z-scope and a
backward wave oscillator.-. Cascade has made substantial
progress In
these areas but has been plagued with a lack of working capital.
-
of the stock sal£, together with funds
be used to finance the construction of
working capital. ; The company plans to
severally
them,
to
S.
R.
Dickson
& Co..
Shares
Wilder &
Rader,
James
11,000
&
Mid-South
11,000
Co
Reddoch
N.
Patrick, Inc
Elder &
Co.
5,000
Securities
Co.—
5,000
4,000
Company
'
-Walker
H.
G.
&
11,000
Co
J.
Bradford
C.
Jack M.
BasS & Co
Bullington-Schas & Co
—V.
186, p.
McLarty & Co
United
Herman
5,000
Co
Lewis
McDaniel
5,000
.
&
Kroeze,
8,000
8,000
jS3® Boettchcr & Co.
Leftwich
Bensdorf
Strader
526.
&
4,000
Co.____
Securities Co
Co.,
Co
—
Inc..,
2,000
of sinking fund debentures due 1969 and $5,000,convertible debentures due 1972.
Both issues will
subordinate
of
underwritten
be
Eastman
by
investment
of
group
a
Union Securities
Dillon,
&
Co.
shares
33,953
presently has
class
its
of
A common
of Cascade.
a1
The proposed merger would involve
additional shares of the capital stock of Inter¬
the stockholders of Cascade; under the tfcrms-of the agree¬
pletion,
will
181,
2473.
p.
banking firms headed by
These offerings represent the
manently Suspends Exemption—
In
decision announced on
a
Regulation A
of
with
1933
Aug.
Per¬
*
of the
company.
proceeds will be used by Homestake to repay bank loans, to
finance development of
certain uranium partnerships in which the
will be the general partner, and to supply general funds for
possible acquisition of additional mining properties.
Since -1878 Homestake
mines
at .Lead,
three-diuiarters
Mining has operated one of the world's major
Since then gold and silver worth nearly
dollars at today's prices have been re¬
Although the company historically has derived
S. D.
billion
a
the mine.
covered from
its
of
principal revenues from gold, in recent years its uranium properties
contributed increasingly -to earnings.
In 1956, on a consolidated
basis, uranium production accounted for 13% of net income,
have
income
and
the
for
first
six
months
$19,354,000
common stock
and
net
1957
of
1956,
of
31,
income
this
increased
20%.
to
outstanding.
Gross
Homestake reported gross revenues
$4,407,000, or $2.19 per share of
revenues for the six months ended
June 30, 1957 amounted to $9,796,000, and net earnings were
$1.13 per share.—V.
or
$2,275,000,
186, p. 730.
Asset
five-cent
traffic
of
Hudson
increase
designed
Rapid
to
in
this
enable
Tubes,
effective
fare
to
continue
Sept.
21,
1957
on
two
classes
bankrupt company, operator of the
in operation,
was
announced
on
the railroad. The increases,
fares between Jersey City or Hoboken
the intrastate fare between Jersey
Aug. 20 by Herman T. Stichman, trustee of
will
which
the interstate
bring
and New York
City to 25 cents and
City stations and between Jersey City and. Hoboken and on
Sixth
Ave.
Line
in
New
York
the railroad since Dec.
on
1952
in -intrastate
with
the
state
fare
and
trustee
the
15
cents,
are
the
the Tubes'
first
increases
Public
Commission
said
that
tariffs
had
been
filed
Commission
Commerce
with
Service
to
1951 in interstate fares and since Feb. 29,
The
fares.
Interstate
the Public
31,
City
for approval of the inter¬
Utility Commission of New Jersey and
New York for approval of the intra¬
of
the SEC permanently suspended
21,
exemption from registration under tne Securities Act
to a public offering of securities by this cor¬
and
alternative
to
the
fare
increase,
the
trustee
would be
abandonment
of
railroad
operations in view of increasing deficits,
Municipal and State officials and business associations have been kept
advised of the railroad's financial plight.—V. 186, p. 318.
said,
Gibson
refrigerators
in
July
smashed
all
v2,105,183
capital
gains
186,
Sales
distribution
of
$0.16
cents
45
per
29,'57
June 29/57 June 30/56
$15,376,821 $52,147,200 $40,761,411
*
1,216.055
*
$0.98
*
$0.28
available,
%
—39 Weeks Ended—
June 30,'56
345;434
comparisons
share
2.14.
p.
$18,575,528
-
profit.
TEarnings 'per share
No
$0.16'
•
—13 Weeks Ended—
June
iNet
9.030
$12.34
$0.15
1956.—V.
1,934,116
11,346
"•' *$12.74
Korvette, Inc.—Sales at Higher Rate—
(E. J.)
t Based
estimated
on
inventories
and
subject; to year-end adjustments.*-/V. 185, p. 2216.
(S.. S.)
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Kresge Co.
Six Mbit (lis Ended June 30—
1957
.
1956
$
Sales
Net
:
S.
U.
Canadian income
8,470,20$
3,634,500
'
155,986,788
8,151,877
3,997,800
"
and
1
158.928,661
—__
taxes
before
income
Net
taxes
contained
and
in
and
its
89
4,517,377
having opened
or
converted
been
to
this method
in
186,
1957.—V.
319,
p.
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up Sharply—
$
and
affiliates,
Interstate^
and
statements
misleading
Sales
—V.
directors
in
the
and
and
company
its
omitted
Aug.
The
by
the
additional
8(e)
hearing,
facts and
the
•suspending
consented
Regulation
the
to
Interstate
and
certain
It
permanently
admitted,
affiliate
given
able
of
Interstate,
Comico
advance
to
an
by
thereon.
for
the
admitted
facts
that
at
terstate's
existence
directors,
officers
commissions
to
other
foregoing
offering
than
received
be
the
of
the
directors
or
remuneration
any
business
proceeds
working
$200,000
for
to
of
the
capital
has
circular
$150,000
(4)
a
of
of
financed
be
received'
$500
by
that
or
had
Beale
Mr,
stated
in
now
Highways,"
for
a
payment
operation.
company's
on
is
none
expected
been
the
to
of
sale
on
printing.
follows:
as
(1>
for expansion of
new
plant (balance
by
a
new
mortgage
of
The
and
net
"Together,"
equipment notes relative to
contemplates construction
term
company
the
city limits of Milwaukee,
principal magazine publications are
and "Ideals."—V. 179, p. 2808.
Kulilman Electric
$7,774,551
before
Federal
taxes
Provision for
Federal
income
Earnings
In¬
*
receive
p.
paid and certain
sale of securities,
on
Income
708,758
taxes
368,000
*
per
Adjusted
common
for
5%
share
stock
(after
pfd. divs.)__
dividend
paid
on
$340,758
$1.22
June
20,
$7,334,677
590,673
307,000
$283,673
*$1.00
1957.—V.
181,
413.
Lawrence Gas Co.—To Sell Bonds—
they hold no direct or indirect material interests in Interstate or
properties or in adjoining properties wnich would be benefited by
operations, and that there are no contemplated trans¬
1956
1957
sales
Profit
ex¬
"Arizona
Co.—Reports Gain in Profits—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Interstate's
of
that
lithographic
stock
construction
modern
new
Among the
Interstate
interests
SEC
(primarily
Net profit
the
and
the
in
net
plant just outside
pected to cost $1,250,000.
corporations.
officers
engaged
the
$1,050,000
of
paid ap¬
proximately $35,000 for stock of B. & G. Corp., another affiliate, in
which the three officers and directors of Interstate have minority stock
interests;
that beginning in January,
1957, Interstate had paid a
salary of $1,000 per month to Mr. Phillips, its President; and that
Interstate,
B,
&
G.
Corp.,
and
Comico had
until
recently
been
paying rent to Mr. Beale, an officer and director in each of the
were
use
additional
(2)
equipment
for
option to acquire three-fourths of the said shares, exercis¬
surrender of the note and refund of any payments made
These facts were not disclosed in the notification or offering
undisclosed
is
Co.
to
for
circular.
Also
the
per .share commission to .underwriters, headed
Blosser & McDowell.
intends
and
660,000 shares of
the letter's stock
certain expenses.
Interstate was
funds
with
proceeds of sale of present plant); (3) $175,000 for payment of obliga¬
tions being incurred and to be incurred in purchase of new equipment;
those
and
statement
100,000 shares of its $5 par ■common stock.
to offer these shares for public sale at $8 per
estimated
found,
that Interstate, acting through
Harold E.
Cecil V. Goodwin, and Calvert W. Beale, Sr., loaned $25,000
persons, evidenced by their one-year 5 %
note, which funds
they used to acquire a lease they thereupon assigned to Comico Corp.,
registration
a
covering
proposes
inventories);
Phillips,
an
$
896,364,052
1,003,101,058
with an 88 cents,
Straus,
$155,000
and
Commission
the
1957,
Krueger
the facts alleged
entry of an order
exemption.
A
filed
company
12,
company
,share,
tration statement
of the Act.
Interstate admitted
^
1957—32 Wks.—1956
110,163,517
186, p. 526.
Tills
affiliates
proposed material transactions involving Interstate
sales of
unregistered securities by aifiliates, and
pursuant to Section
$
1957—4 Wks.—1956
124,738,203
(W. A.) Krueger Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—■ -
offering
receipts and disbursements. The order also alleged that a regis¬
filed by an affiliate is the subject of an examination
cash
Period End. Aug. 10—
concerning, among other things, the interests of
and
officers
past
and
false
required information
Interstate's
notification
the
that
nncl
See
New
.
England Electric System below.
Interstate's
actions
with
"These
representations,"
the
leading.
company
income
4,472,408
Earnings per share
$0.82
$0.81
The company has opened 16 new stores since the beginning of 1957
to July 31,
and anticipates opening another 20 before the year-end.
There are 246 stores operating on a check-out basis at this time, with
temporarily
for
records
the past five
years,
W. C. Conley, Vice-President in charge of
corporation's Gibson division, reported on Aug. 12.
"In the face of directly opposite industry trends," said Mr. Conley,
"our
refrigerator
shipments last
month
represented
not
only
the
mitted
chasers
them
or
Under the
to continue,
in violation
with
companies
the
would
in which they are interested,
stated, "are false and mis¬
offering operated and, if per¬
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
Commission
circumstances
the
July in Gibson's history, but also the highest month in the past
five years."
July shipments amounted to 241% of those in June and
310% of; these in July, 1956, he said.
The previous monthly record
was established in June,
1952, during the ;Korean war buying spree.
Gibson is planning for a
banner 1958, with a multi-million dollar
operate
of Section
17
as
of
a
the
fraud
and
Act."—V.
deceit
186, p.
upon
Files Financing
—
Pro¬
posal With SEC—
This
pur¬
SEC
421.
best
include
December,
offering price
an
with
circular
its
Hupp Corp.—Gibson Refrigerator Sales Up—
of
share (6 months)
not
in
•
share___—*$12.81
per
per
*Does
made
that
f
■
Sales
at
Commission
Despite
state fares.
The
shareholders;
of
value
Income
'* 2,206,387
" 12.363
.
a
each
to
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Seeks to Increase Fares—
A
p.' 730.
186,
June 30/57':Dec..31,'56 June 30,'56
$28,271,917 $26,819,563 $23,869,902
.
outstanding
Number
Regulation
A
notification filed
with
the Commission
on
March 8, 1957, Interstate proposed the public offering of 12,400 shares
'of class A and 12,400 shares of class B stock, in units of 100 shares
In
At
the year ended Dec.
For
of
Vv
assets
net
Shares
The company consented to such suspension.
poration.
the
The
gold
to go down to 8,600 feet.1 Upon com¬
drilled'to the same 'depth on the Wm,
field.—V.
same
Growth Fund K-2—
.'.Total
respect
complied
80-year history
the
the
in
lease
Provision for
Holding: Corp., Memphis, Tenn.—SEC
Interstate
company
in
second Well Will be
a
be
the
financing
public
and is. scheduled
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—K-2 Assets Rise— '
of $1,501 per unit. In previous orders,
suspended the Regulation A exemption;
and, at the company's request, a hearing was ordered on the question
whether the suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
The
order
for
hearing
alleged
that
Regulation
A
had
net
been
first
Field,
feet
l riedricks
the
merger,
stock.—V.
mon
•
Ex¬
94,580
stock now outstanding in the hands of Cascade's
exchanged in the ratio of 2V2 shares of Inter¬
national for each share of Cascade's class A common stock and one
share of International for each 3 V2 shares of Cascade's class B com¬
of
Stock
also acquired a *4*.interest in 653.5 acres in the
Dewitt County, Texas. At present, -a- well is- drilling
corporation
4,600
total of 1,098,319 shares of its $1 par
outstanding.
stock
of
shareholders
2,000
Commission $7,000,000
000
of
principal officers
capital
issuance
ment
2,000
registered with the Securities and Exchange
Aug. 22
at
*
3,000
Mining Co.—Registers Two Deb. Issues—
The company on
total
a
International
a
Ilomestake
and
founders
the
'f
;:
and Toronto
American
3,000
&
Ross
&
&
has
national. to
Landstreet & Kirk-'"-
Clayk.
11.000
Inc
The
PoehTmnnn
one
stock
and 33,953 shares of its class B common stock outstanding,. The class A
common
stock has a par value of $10 per share, has a cumulative
dividend preference of 6% of the par value per annum with the right
to share equally with the class B common stock in any further divi¬
dends declared in any year, and is entitled to a liquidation preference
equal to par value plus all unpaid cumulative dividends before any
distribution is made to the, class B common stock, with the right to
share equally with the class B common stock in any further- distribu¬
tions on liquidation.
The'class B common stock is of 10 cents par
value; approximately 90%
of the class B common stock was issued
to. and
is owned by
Dwight A. Caswell and Jerome S. Jaffe, the
value
Shares
Equitable -Securities Corp.—* 30,QQ0<,
in
Cascade
the
number ©f shares
(N. Y.)—Acquisitions—
listed- on ,;the
corporation,
changes/has acquired a V+vinterest; in 900 acres . in Nueces County;
Texas, on which a new gas discovery well, the ;,W. JF. London No. lj
has Just been brought in.
This discovery well potentialled 38 million
cubic- feet of gas daily upon flow,:;.plus. 39.81 barrels. of 70.6 gravity
distillate per million cubic* feet of gas.
" "
built by
been
operate
being operated in 18 states from coast-to-coast.
has headquarters in Memphis, Tenn/, >
PROCEEDS—Net
with its headquarters at Los Gatos, Calif.; During-the*-last
Cascade-has developed several.'novel microwave components
which, until recently. were completely unknown to. the industry. Cas¬
cade's best known product is the '"Uniline" Load Isolator which Im¬
years
have
1957 A totahof 47 Holiday Inns,
oh June 30,
were
.
an
Jupiter Oils Ltd.
This
,
performance of radar and microwave communications systems:
."ilma color television relay system the use of the "Uniline": y.lll reduce
color distortion
in the transmitted picture. .Several-related products*'
sees
Sulphur Co.—Plans Stock Offer—
announced on Aug. 22 that- It- is: contemplating a stock
made in the latter part of Sept-ember.
'.
company
Walet, Jr.; President, said that the: directors'on July ,30
issue of common shares on the basis of one share for
five shares of common stock outstanding with, the record and issuance
dates to be fixed by the executive committee of-the company at a laterdate.—V. 185, p. 2216.
'r'7^.';1 '
microwave ferrlte
advanced
engaged- in
'
Eugene H.
proves
.
it? wholly-owned
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Corp.- is
.
•
„
;f{'t.'^
:
_
that will probably be
authorized
research,
,,1'our
ble Securities Corp. on Aug. 20 offered
Inc.
* $350,000
The Illinois Co., Inc.__, '
350,000
Arthurs,' Lestrahge &•
/v./.
:
r. Co. ^.i—200,000
■;
Jefferson Lake
The
offer
Corp,—Merger—Change in Name
on Aug. 23 were, to vote on a proposal, to merge
corporation the,Cascade Research Corp. and on changing the
of the surviving company to Monogram Precision Industries Inc.
this
name
.
186, p. 730.
'
Burns Bros. A- Denton,
1,250,000
1,250,000
* 350,000
Co.-
Ohio
stockholders
The
,
into
<te Co.„—-
Securities
elec-'
following
—
,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. J
supplying
below have severally agreed
respective principal
named
company the
$1,250,000
The
primarily in
engaged
bonds:
new
3o
.
...
.
southern and southeastern Iowa. '
White, Weld <fc Co.U.-Eastman Dillon, Union
v
.
Securities and Exchange
the
of
.
purchasers
the
from
purchase
amounts
-
is
company
natural gas in
and
PURCHASERS—^The
to
?V. :
■
Inland was organized in 1953. It does not engage directly in busi¬
ness.
Inr 1954 it organized t>yo wholly-owned subsidiary companies,
Inland Western Loan Company and Inland Western Finance Co., which
subsidiaries commenced business in 1955 as a' small money lender and
as an
automobile and general consumer finance company,, respectively.
Seven bf Inland's njne directors are also directors of Commercial Life.
The directors of Inland have* direct and indirect stockholdings of Com¬
mercial Life representingy28.87%
of its outstanding stock;, apd. tlie-y
presently exercise effective "control:of Commercial Life through board '
memberships, and by reason of stock proxies.
.
Proceeds to
Inland from its sale of. stock will be used first as
operating capital for its'two subsidiaries and,. secoifdy to finance, the
establishment' and operation, of additional loan
an'd finance offices
lthroughout Arizona and:its neighboring states.—V. 181,.p. 862. ■
earnings after taxes > for both the calendar as-well as the new "fiscal
year will cover-the Usual
80 cents cash dividend requirement by a
very ample margin. He. indicated that no further cash dividend will be
considered '-before-the end of the fiscal: year, Feb: 28, 1958, primarily
because
SEC
the
'
•
income available for. interest, $2,317,911;
$13,811,243; net operating
and net income, $1,539,738.
1957,
Commercial Life.
-
expansion
with
statement
♦
the 12 months ended June
EARNINGS—Operating revenues during
were
holders?of/"special participating life" or "endow¬
by Commercial Life Insurance
Co. Inland
Western Underwriters, a copartnership, will receive a 10%
commission
on such
sales. The stock will not be sold by the partnership, but by
Inland Western salesmen, most of whom are also licensed salesmen of
result,
a
registration
a
is expected to finance
until the fall of 1958.
gram
covering 2,500,000 shares of its" class A nonvoting com¬
Inland proposes to offer these shares for subscription at
stock.
$1.50
ment
the year for
As
filed
corporation
16,
mon
•'
.....
also announced a change in the fiscal year to the period
Mr. ddwitz
,
This
Income taxes from accelerated
the company's construction pro¬
deferred
aild
accruals
depreciation
depreciation,
Phoenix, Ariz.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Aug.
Southern
$3,500 000,
'
.
Chairman of the Board,
reported that net sales
months of 1957 were $25,879,159 representing an
over net- sales of $19,507,608 for the first six months
Gerald rGidwite,
the sale of the bonds w'ill be used by
-to
retire
outstanding bank
loans, amounting to
through which the company has financed its construction
program since 1953.
The balance of the proceeds, together with funds
to become available from internal sources such as retained earnings,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
Iowa
Aug.
on
SEC
Ilelene Curtis Industries, Inc.—Sales Up—
•
.
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
14 filed a letter of notification with the
covering, 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $2 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used lor machinery, equipment, raw materials and working capital.
corporation
•
also.as 5*48, were received as follows:
Co., Inc., "99.10%; and.Shields
'Co.,-,98.819%; ,,■* \
redeemable at the option of the; company at any
time p.t prices ranging from 106.46% to 100% and are also redeemable
for the sinking fund at prices ranging from 100,71%.
to 100%, pro¬
vided, however, that prior to Aug. 1, 1962 none of the bonds-may be
redeemed through any debt refunding operation -which-has an interest
cost to the company less than the interest borne by ^he bonds. J
" ;
bids for the bonds,
Two other
'
quarter
^Tndustro Transistor Corp.
'•
5.70%. The group
sale on Aug. 21. on
%
V
Halsey, Stuart <fc
The bonds are
to the quarterly report.
the
Inland Western Loan & Finance Corp.,
Vr
>
three months ended
the end of the quarter,
the
Net asset value per share increased
from $8.88 to $9.53.
Purchases of Incorporated
Investors shares by present and new stockholders during the 12 months
period rose 80 %
to $28,680,000 compared ■ with
$15,900,000 in the
during
99.31%.
its bid of
Investors—Assets Reach New High—
increased
reaching
30,
according
Airport). which, including land, will? cost; approximately $1,750,004). -The company has recently received $1,000,000 of new money
as
proceeds of: a long-term borrowing from An insurance company.;
These funds, together with the proceeds of the sale of the preferred
shares,
will be used to Complete the construction of the office
building and research laboratory; and the balance will be added to
company's working capital.—V. 185, p. 719.
assets
June
burgh
the
was
,
: Incorporated
-'Net
stock
($50 par)„
The company proposes to
offer
the
stock
for
public sale through a
group ofunderwriters
headed by Singer, Deane <fe Scribner.
The dividend rate, public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company recently- purchased a suburban site of 27 acres and
has commenced
the erection thereon of a two-story office building
and modern research laboratory (five miles frpm the Greater Pitts¬
preferred
convertible
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
300.71% and accrued interest, to yield
awarded the issue at competitive
completion,
nearlng
on
the 1958 Gibson, line now
revealed.—V. 186, p. 626.
' j \
program
Conley
Stock Offering—
/
on Aug.' 20 filed a registration statement with the
public offering of 30,000 shares of its cumulative
corporation
This
SEC
tooling
Controls, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—
Hagun Chemicals &
Registers Proposed Preferred
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(840)
company
on
Aug. 20 filed registration statements
covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due
shares of $15 par common stock.
with
1979
the.
and
380,312
Iowa
Southern
Utilities
associates
The
Co.—Bonds
Offered—White,
Aug. 22 offered $5,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, 5%% series, due Aug. 1, 1987, at
Weld & Co. and
debentures
writing
on
price
'
The
group
and
the
shares
are
headed
to
be
by
of
common
offered
The
underwriting
for
First
terms
stock
public
Boston
are
are
to
to
be
sale through
an
under¬
the public offering
supplied by amendment.
offered
to holders of the
Corp.;
be
Volume
186
company's
business
for
outstanding
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
stock
common
of
record
the
at
close
of
underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
"
the sale of the debentures and common stock
in
part
loans
to
to
the
the
general
prepayment
previously
sion
Incurred
The'
program.
purposes^
in
part
current
of
of
the
connection
will
the
of
be
principal
the
with
available
cost
be
of
company's
other
at
The
Aug.
financing, calculated
to
20
authorized
raise
in
the
of
excess
expan¬
In the
of
course
tive
>
plan of
ir. now-capital.
war
number
to start) producing
two
of
cement
plants,
Lehigh
locations.
The
new
other
Sometime
has
of
and
Buffalo,
next year.
N.
Y;.
$30,000,000
and
at
only funded debt —V.
debenture
Mason
183,
issue
City,
Iowa►
the
bonds
o« w
,"1.
Hauser's predecessor, Dr. Erich Schatzki,
parent
corporation,
ing activities.—V.
will
184,
to
exclusive
new.
tlie
old
china
complete
and
take
inch
dessert sizes.—V.
of
185,
molded
Sales
and
profits
President.
Sales
for
the
established
last
the first six
pulp
plates
the
by
ybar,
months
according
"
1
of
continued
Robert
to
;
C.
at
the
for
trial
in
the
first half,"
the
185,
par¬
stuclj,
half
second
Eechcrer
Mr.
of
should be
1957
said.—V.
186,
a
letter to shareholders.
a
nuclear
and
and
Provision
for
'
.'
.
are.
19,
sale
1957,
iu
units
realized.—V.
Corp.
filed
taxes
taxes____
i
inc6me_____^_i___u.^'J__
cn
■'
;«'
.
registration
a
New
f
170,
;
$0.8,9
■
others
in
The
stockholders
Micro
Beverly Hills, Calif.—Earnings Up—
Per
share
1957,
on
$14,920,050
earnings for
amounted
Based
the
the
about
to
year:
1,191.533
$1.47
as
number
average
last
of
of
The
SEC
of
at
Backlog
the
outstanding at July
last
with
year's
outstanding
97
during
loans
veer,
the
at
ning
year
This
Gross
operating income
Income before inc. taxes
Prov.
for
taxes
be
to
list
a
if
and
the
property
the
warrant
of
mortgages
Net
income
$561,676
$1,191,802
$1,120,285
231,435
9 7,703
1,050,066
474,404
348,347
196,221
V.
$130,151
$133,732
*$701,719
185,
non-recurring
495,000
495,000
of
$408,106,
sales,
Other
rentals
and
income
cost., Associated charges all
borrowers a commission
10%' of the amount of money loaned, part of which
as
a
finder's
(&
fee.
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957
Net
—V.
j
at
Fall
103,054
$409,617
$973,350
$0.66
company on Aug.
14 reported its sales for
the first half
dipped slightly compared with the record high established
69-year-old company during the first six months of 1956.
Griffith. Mark, Chairman and
Treasurer, and Cyrus
General
on
reported
total
sales
of
$6,993,570
$239,342
stock
common
the
during
the
amounted
to
same
Maytag Co.
period
52
cents
in
1956.—V.
comparable period
(& Domestic
last
183,
Income
before
Federal
taxes
Dividends
—V.
186,
taxis
on
The
dollar
increase of
after
figure
taxes
80.1 %
represented
Jan.
share
1.
after
30,
over
amounted
to
1957 reached
the
Stock
Option
to
This
adjustment
to
was
of
the
reflect
or
43.1%
new
$4,160,949
2.9%
over
of
the
last
sales.
for
the
production
line,
June
$679,844,627 the,year before.
30
totaled
of
of
a
a
3%
stock
be
new
$728,192.668,"
as
The
or
2,426,798
2,171,797
12,989,567
operating taxes—
1,484,148
1,272,343
8,892,197
67,936,922
12,113,283
7,698,815
operating income
charges
2,955,344
2.445,537
15.970 820
2,521,759
2,205,356
13,657;978
after
186, p.
synchro
components.—V.
motors,
186,
acceleroineters
627.
p.
Corp.—Brundage
:
Bryan
has
who
Whitney
Maid
ancL
1957
1956
1955
.
i
$89,230,390 $86,772,181 $81,794,594
5,788.440
6.236.014
5,624,935
Provision for Federal taxes——
3,006,000
3,229,000
2,912,000
Earnings before Federal taxes
Net
In
tlie
Co.
&
and
has
March.
since
was'Assistant to
He
the
been
is
Assistant
former
a
President
to
officer
and
$3,007,014
$1.41
$1.31
1957
the
$2,712,935
$1.22
opened five new stores
Quick-Service equipment
company
able
effect
full
for the
earnings
on
year/
July sales.. Increased 6.6%, bringing, the:/(ordate sales increase to
2.4/'). The remaining mbhths, when the greater portion of the year's
of
to
—V.
an
should
obtained,
is
exnects
comnany
the
and
vear,
has
to
continue
to
30
show
increased
sales.
321.
180',' p.
,
,
open
five new stores during the balance
additional under construction or contract.
V
the
Myers & Bro. Co.—Earnings Lower—.
(F. E.)
of
director
a
of
with one in 1956, and installed its
operation in 115 stores. Although both factors had an adverse
on earnings for the first six months, they should have a favor¬
and
The
Brundage a director
resigned.
Mr. Brundage
is
$2,782,440
share—!
months
effect
*
D.
common
first "six
compared
Its
and
-
earnings—
Earnings per
Board—
on
Howard
H.
13,565,082
12,320,906
215.
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Earnings Off Slightly—
Nine Months Ended June 30,—
Packing Co., Louisville, Ky., from 1955 to 1956.— V; 183,
1957:
deducting cost of prodsold lncl. materials, labor and mfg. exps.
;
i.956
^
_
sales after
Income from
not
filed
a
Aug.
15,
registration
as
statement
previously
with
reported,
the
SEC
covering
_
$2,985,166
$3,135,929
28,672
24,302
$3,013,838
$3,160,231
income
Total 'income
on
Selling,'general and
196,994
shuies
held.
The
record
date
and
subscription
more
of
the
company's mineral properties and
Securities
and
Exchange Commission
on
Federal
price
Net
21
—V.
1933 to
statement
to
f-
of
"stop
order", proceedings
under* the
22,474
filed by
class
A
this corporation,
and
539,376
class
which proposed
B
common
proceedings, ]whicH schedules tW matter /for
alleges
Securities
determine whether to suspend the effectiveness
a
of a registration
the public offering
shares.
The
order
for
devel-
,
income
1,580,234
M/-' .127,161
590,000
755,000
$553,779
on
1,742,898
$706,901
480,000
460,000
l-~i.
(estimated)
■
.
Income
185,
p.
—
1277.
118,096
,
,
New
Electric System below.—V.
England
182,
p.
614.
Offered—An
offering of 90,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
of The Narda Microwave Corp.'is being made publicly
by Milton D. Blauner & Co. Inc. and Michael G. Kletz
& Co., Inc., at $3 per share.
Narda Microwave Corp.—Common Stock
the
Act' of
and
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—To Sell Bonds—
See
Orders
announced
taxes
Dividends paid
prospectus,
SEC
—
Aug.
administrative,
opmeht engineering expenses^Other charges •
p. "731.
institution
paid
compared
taxes!..
Six Months Ended June 30—
•
Of this amount, $555,213,575 Is aQthorized
74,532,242
Sales
supplied by amendment.
186,
This
$6,751,569
dividend
11,458,088
—V.
$300,000
line of elec¬
new
third for Honeywell in Massachusetts.
Oil Corp.; Billings, Mont.
Stop Order Proceedings—
year.
equivalent of $6.34 per com¬
a
101.314.102
12,335,285
expenses
the result of several years of research,
has; elected
F.
J.
seven
one
of
drder^ on
$
.___
Net
Mon-O-Co
1957.
Backlog of
1957—6 Months—1956
112,384.826
Co.—Rents Plant to
leasing
company intends to
to general corporate
—V.
high of $335,*
recorded
1957—Month—1956
revenues
Federal income
320.
p.
No underwriting is invclved.
add the net proceeds of the sale of the
funds and to use the net proceeds from
time to time for such corporate purposes as the management may
deem appropriate.
Such additional capital is not required to finance
current operations of the company.
It will be required to finance
exploration, development and plant construction costs in connection
The
262 500
a
$1.58
Net
Plan
.
new
Minute
1957,
each
units
1 617 921
$186,204,381
$9,671,654,
increase
an
figure of the previous year.
mon
186,
the
announced
gyroscopes,
corporation
are
731.
the year ended June
of
14,
for
9,175,597
262,500
$1.76;
2916.
p.
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Registers With SEC—
Tills
1959
1,617,921
$9.54
3,908.762
-
17,347.765
ucls
5,014,648
stock
stock
common
$0.36
)
>
$
units consisting of 196,994 shares of common stock and 196.994 stock
purchase warrants; The company proposes to offer its common stock¬
holders the right to subscribe to the units on the basis of one unit
2,384,226
.
3,066,207
'
19,201,575
Other
64
5,720.817
(estimated)
preference
on
on
with
3.409 778
1,935,131 shares outstanding.—V.'185,
on
Operating
Operating
be
volume
Hanover Bank
Aug.
$2,836,591
declared
an
Restricted
to
114.
p.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Sale at New
High—
287,764,
the
Maid
of the Morton
first
with
Earnings
stock,
common
par
company.—V.
...
servo
with
President
2539.
1957
thereon
income
declared
p.
Sales for
in
Robert
associate
$47,988,757 $58,010,364
income
Dividends
8
Mass.,
corporation
succeed
of
by
earnings
compared
p.
4,313.301
1.053,331
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
to
precision
This
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
sales
Net
the
Net
year.
share
per
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
for
1,515.648
Aug.
on
controls.
manufacture
other
1957 compared with the record
high of $7,131,556 for 1956.
income totaled $200,639 for the
first six months of 1957 com¬
for
$5
SEC
Corporation plant at Newton Highlands produces large-scale
computers in the $2,250,000 category, and its Bo; ton division
business
Mark, President
Manager,
1.832.194
income
on
Period End. Juno 30—
with
described by
plants
This
cents
Stock
2449.
p.
with
its
of
company's
the
of
$1.57
share-——
$
§
2.569,179
inc;-,
105,666,759 101,801,234
6,974,969
7,723.079
State
earnings.,
"Based
Datamatic
1,054,400
1957
Net
the
The Fall River plant is the
-11,165.698
the
pared
River,
Division,
Minute
half of
■
Mr. Dever as "advance agents of a line of automatic
provide instantaneous monitoring and control of indus¬
trial processes."
In all, some 20 different units, precision-designed as
a "family," will be
produced, he said.
(Clayton) Mark & Co.—Reports Slight Dip in Sales—
and
shares
Aug.
on
industrial
Instruments
were
443,800
..
income
per
25,000
employees
instruments
$12,708,838 $13,193,443
income, taxes
185,
tax.—
1956
69,048
and
3,101,385
1,272.191
t:.xos .on
48,603.693
^Earnings per share-
used, for
,
the
1957—6 MOS.—%956
$
53,384.964
l'or Fed.
Net
per
■
statement
makes
to
taxes
the
to have
mortgage loan, it is
available to the
second
Associated
shares
$50
Employment in the 37,400-square-foot, one-story plant is
expected to
ultimately total 200, Henry F. Dever. President of M-H's Industrial
Division said.
The new plant is to
be a manufacturing unit of tlie
$12,639,790 $13,090,394
______
x—______—
total income
Earnings
plant
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
Total costs and
expenses.^--:—J/!.. 11,855,421
Federal
at
be
to
are
with
2,000
offered
Associated
to
appears
requested
which
no
sales
Prov.
St. Louis, Mo.—Files
registration
a
under
company
Industrial
services
sold
eligible
tronic
,
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
after
net
2449.
p.
Marchant Calculators,
.
gain
and
part
be
<
at
Xnc.< before
.
notification
(no
will
Minneapolis-IIoneywel( Regulator
495,0(1^
capital
stock
stocks
,
Net
With
Produce New Electronic Units—
$278,183
495,000
_
outstanding.—_
"Includes
covering
and
This
Shares
letter-of
a
A
Bath
"
'
'
6l}i
Motorola, Inc.
1957—6 Mos —1956
239,785
109.634
filed
company
1957,
for
$580,296
inc.
on
class
' '
I
company
Other
19,
Exploration Corp.—Earnings—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
filed
14
$501.
■
ago.
Period End. June 30—
Aug.
on
(par
No
issued
Maracaibo Oil
stock
Midwest Piping: Co., Inc.,
Option Plan—
'■
about $49,000,000,
up from $35,000,000
Sales by the end of the year were-run¬
annual rate of $34,000,000.—V.
135, p. 613.
a
L
'
the
secured
paid
from
of
$0.58
Mass.—Files
underwriting is involved,.,,»TJhe proceeds
equipment, supplies, inventory and working capital.
31,
cents.
the
totaled
end
year
date
same
corporation
covering 1,750 shares of
class
share,
shares
compared
shares
share earnings for 1957 amounted to about $1.53
Compared to $1.01.
per
on
the
over
Westfield,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
Aug. 5 were advised by Charles B. Thornton,
President, that earnings for the fiscal year ended
July 31 will total ap¬
proximately $1,750,000—up 71 % over last year's earnings of $1,019,703.
Sales for the 1957 period were
approximately $27,700,000, an 857increase
Corp.,
1957,
25,
investors
to
small
Period End. June 30—
Abrasives
June
on
" '
area;
equity
to
company
$162,744
111,766
400."
p.
law
Massachusetts
available
$
Litton Industries,
$10 per unit to the
<.
England
added
162,742
111.896
statement with~:the J3EC on
participating .Units ]»• second
are to be offered for public
Ox
•
with
enough
325,486
$164,884
share_____a..____
per
•
of the company's mortgage club plan is an out¬
growth of the operations of Associated Mortgage Companies, an unin..corporattjd
business
conducted- )by
Charles
Hershman
who
Is
also
President
and
controlling
stockholder
of
the
company;
Associated
w|ll solicit borrowers .through real estate brokers and others in the
may
cents
'
securities
These
properties.
The development
$8,330,046
'164,823
___^
•
above.
opportunities to Jointly par¬
by second mortgages on
real estate properties situated in New England.
Proceeds of the sale
of
the units are invested by tho company on behalf of the owners
of the units in small loans
secured
by second mortgages on home
Julv 14,'56
329,647 '"
income
.
similar
a
$100, plus a sales commission of
under
make
to
ticipate
183, p. 1859.
July 13,'57
$3,695,851
,
to
respect
covering-$1,000.^00
of
/Organized
proposes
Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up
'
r
income
paid—40
Earnings'per fhare
■—V.
Glass
This" cbrporation
These sales continue
operating reevnues___2_-^__^_
Earnings before
the
International
Aug.
and
about
with
ihortgages of real estate.
business
jewelry industries
•
Mortgage Clubs of America, Inc., Springfield, ivfctss.—Registers Proposes Security Offering With SEC— " ; '
;
corporate profit margins, they explained,
is- how
done bn' a Cost-plus-fixed-fee
on
>
'•>*'
hearing:scheduled for
9(b) of-
)
Off-^
growing Volume of the company's
Wlllard, Chairman, and Carroll L.
allows only a nominal profit.
sales
Net
and
Monogram Precision Industries Inc.—New Name—
the
to
Rathbun
depressing effect
most
28 Weeks Ended
Mr,
been
place in proceedings pursuant to Section
Regulation A thereunder to determine whether
company.
control
Total
214.
p.
of the company.
consolidated with j a
reserves
and
from registration
See
2560.
p.
a
order of the Commission temporarily suspending, a
1956, sales
Dividends
for
oil
has
time
Act
.tion
shares
Mickelberry's Food Products
•;
quarter of 3 957.
as
cumulative
further alleges
order
a
prior
Regulation A exemp'public offering of
clasp A and class B shares, should be vacated or made permanent. The"
temporary .suspension order alleged failure to comply with the; terms
and
conditions
of
Regulation A, including false representations In
Mon-O-Co's offering circular.—-V. 186, p. 321.
\
v.
$79,171,000]
months
same
profits
the
hearing
same
tire
Corporate earnings in the second half of 1957, the stockholders were
told, are expected to approximate those earned in the same
period Of
1956, if present forecasts in the appliance, automotive, aircraft, indus¬
the
higher than' the first
same
of
of
products business,
have
to
Bechcrcr,
Comparing Second quarter with first quarter results this year,
Bccherer said second quarter sales of
$45,258,229 were 8.3% higher,
second quarter net- profit of $2,871,575 was 12.5%
and.
5V'.»%
The
in
and
-The
1956.
basis which
•'
"Sales
half
Wilson, President, said In
.
*
of
England Electric System below.—V.
basis
nuclear
-•
•
488,424 'shafe,3
The increase in sales is due
duplicate]
this corporation
dinner, luncheon
1957
held
the
were.up 13%• and.; earnings were off 16%.
presently outstanding,'earnings were $1.22 per
share for the 1957 half
year, compared with $1.45 for the same period
of $87,056,680 were 5.8(v» greater than
period in 1956. and net profit of $5,423,779
was 3%
higher than $5,267,356 for the first six months of 1956. •
Earnings per share increased to $2.91 from $2.38 for the like period
last year.
$82,303,703
first
thfe
because
six
be
offered
Compared witli
the
On
in
in
$100;
par
precedents.
Mon-O-Co by the offerees of the exchange offer and'
assuming full acceptance of the exchange offer. /
according to the order, Mon-O-Co's prospectus fails
to disclose, among other things, (1) that the area of-accumulation of
oil and gas In the Fertile Prairie Oil Field, based .upon the seismograph:
survey
and the results of development to date,-la small In-extent;
(2) the prospect of recovering the cost .of the present wells; and (3>
the
relationship between the cash offering price of the' securities'
principally j,o the automothe industry.,
Metals & Controls Corp.—Sales
Up—Earnings
■
exact
and
information
Furthermore,
rr
The corporation on Aug. 11 announced that
sa,les during, the first half
of 1957 were $1"9,600,000 and
earnings were $1,100,000.
Product—
an
will
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co.—To Sell Bonds-
engineer¬
■- !
rules
disclose
undivided
present stockholders,
stqel and stainless steel
distributed
area,
preferred stock,
See New
5.8%—Earnings 3% Higher—
first
./.
for
'
to
concerning the costs to Mori-O-Co of
working Interests in oil properties and the prides
at which Mon-O-Co sold the
respective interests to be reacquired in
the exchange Offer; the rights of each class of interest; the amount
of assessments which; have been made
against each cl^sa of interest*
and related
information; the amount of developed ■ and undeveloped
oil reserves allocable to each class of interest and the amount of oil
production accruing to each class; and the respective interests that
of
ticipating preferred, stock, par $50; 1,487,000 shares of common
$2.50| and $87,236,000 of long-term debt.—V. 186, p. 421.
2915,
p.
Link-Belt Co.—Sales Up
high .levels
Penn-Texas
failure
par
..
Vice-President of
a
of
compartment plate,
has been introduced
"blueplate,"
line
.
Commission
fractional
$8,806,000!",
ble
company's
.
•'
" ~
-
Corp.—New
9
their
direction
over
1796.:
p,
Lily-Tulip Cup
A
of
corporation.
mortgage' bonds, due
Aug. 22. The* agreements,'
1952 to 1956, net sales of the
company increased from
$103,907,000 and net Income from $4,228,000 to
to
ing to an.announcement,, by L. D. SilbeTStein, President and Chairman
the latter
the failure to set forth "a concise, informative description
speculative features of the offering'.' l'n the nfanner required
the
under
-/'Giving effect to the completion of the company's financing program,
capitalization will consist of:
105.000;shares of 5% cumulative converti¬
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.—New President—
of
of
negotiated by The First Boston Corp., called
were
_
Board
.
including
rela¬
first
on
From
George iL Hauser, formerly Executive
Vice-President, has been elected
President of this, corporation, a
subsidiary of Penn-Texas Corp., accord¬
Mr.
5V2%
announced
was
tire Detroit
'
of the
agreements with institutional investors
.
in
''
,
v"
its
order authorizing the stop order proceedings, ,the Commission
the adequacy and accuracy of various informational dis¬
closures contained In Mon-O-Co's .registration
statement^arid prospectus,
capacity.
Recently, the-company \spld publicly/ 105,000 shares of 5%,
convertible preferred Stock, par.value $100. at par; retired
$5,250,000 In outstanding secured bank notes, due 1958; and issued
$16,000,000 in 4ti% unsecured bank notes, due .1962.
- ,?<
The corporation is a major producer of carbon
another- .such
constitute
^a/
1367;
p.
will
and in the
gas
be
unit.
per
In
cumulative
these
presently under way.
new
for
,
period, the company has doubled the capacity Of two other plants
at Alsen, "N- Y.
and Mctallne. Falls, -.Wash.
Other major ex¬
rehabilitation programs .have been completed at Fordwdck,
The
•
exploration for crude oil and
prospective
to
were
class B
$75
' "
1914.
p.
ou-pany plans ,^o use the. proceeds
from „this financing to
At .i, portion of the funds needed for its 1957-58 expansion
pro¬
gram which is expected to Involve
approximately $34,000,000 Tor nmv
facilities to cut production
costs; apd for increasing, steel production
pansion and
program- Is
had 3,278,501 gross square feet of
total, 1,838,431 feet was owned by the com¬
is engaged in
of
oil and gas leases.
Its class A and class B
offered in units, each consisting of one class A and
shares, of which 14,474 units were to be Issued in exchange
properties and 8,000 offered for subscription by stockholders r at
24
pro-.
located
Va,,
Mon-O-Co
shares
ex¬
$51,315,000 of presently outstanding
uA,t mortgage bonds, due 1972;
v,:,
r
- •
enlarged
largest
for
the
exchange for
Lie
existing
under¬
takings is an almost- complete rebnllding-of the Union Bridge, Md. plant.,
tripling its capacity to-3,000,000 barrels. This project, although delayed by
work stoppages both on the Job and at
suppliers' plants, is nowvirtually
complete and-is-already in partial production. Luring this same post¬
at-fc
$12,986,912
fo" t'^e purchase by the institutions of
$12,685,000 of
51
bonds in 1958 and the immediate
its
barrels- and. is expected
In addition to these
of
company
this
$64,000,000 of
it
which
-
facilities
to
1976,
1,500.000
a
stretch-out
or
acquisition
total
a
1,440,070 was leased.—V. 184,
concluded
expansion, the compair cc
t*r 19 •!',
barrel plant at BtuuWl. Flh. mi
> b itween. St. Augustine and
Daytona Beacu. S ncc t^uv dotu«; j.;, i w
been enlarged twice, doubling the
original capacity. wC-r^'s,; o! FIjivAc'Y.
rapidly increasing importance as a .cenu nt consuming market, Lchig \
is presently
building another plant in that State, just west of Miami.
The Miami plant is
being, designed for an initial capacity of 2,000,000
of
spent
.
the
Cf
termination
to
government, i
company
/ McLouth Steel Corp.—Signs Agreements on $64,000,Vz % First Mortgage Bonds—This corporation has
The
ington.
1937,
use.
subject
arc
the
000 in 5
The
company operates 14 plants in New York,
Pennsylvania, Maria id.
Virginia,-Florida, Alabama, Indiana, llll-.olot;:,
r l
construction
orders
of
challenges
abovementioned
$40,000,009
30,
in
area
pany and
corporato
facilities.
expenditures
.
on
June
floor
$161,000,000
directors
All
convenience
bank
new
expansion
On
"
will
program' will involve
esti¬
(including
replacements)
through
19o8,
of
which expenditures to'-June
30, 1957, amounted to $134,000,000. ,A
mated
expended.
the
13
(841)
During the year the
pansion of facilities.
applied
amount
for
certain
of
will
and
company
$26,000,000
balance
including
company's
funds
\
.
.
from
added
be
for
ten
Proceeds
be
to
Sept. 10, 1957, for subscription at the rate of one share
shares held.' This offering also is to be underwritten
group headed
by First Boston Corp.
The
subscription price
a
and
.
on
each
by
Number 5667
In
the
event
that
60,000
shares
of
the
common
stock
now
offered
hereby shall not-have been subscribed and paid "for within-60 days after
the effective date of the offering circular, -the company shall refund to
the
subscribers the
PROCEEDS—The
subscription
net
price.
proceeds from this financing will be used to
development and ,research program, new
retire bank-loans,- for product
hearing orC Sept.1 3, {957,
requirements of the. Act.
failure' to comply with the disclosure
equipment fend''for
working
BUSINESS—Corporation',
'capital and general corporate purposes. •
incorporated in New York oil July 1, 1954,
*
T4"
(UHF) electronic- test equipment, including a proprietary product line,
for
communication
and radar detection
systems, television stations,
market.
the navigation systems
and for
relay stations,
microwave
in July,, this year, Burnside completed an offering of 3.00,000
shares of New Cornelia's common stock, the proceeds to be used ; for
-
.
—
property
exploration and drilling costs and the purchase of. its mining
in A jo, Arizona.—V.
186, p. 115.
"
*
'
'•>'
>,
,
i',7
v. 'v
•
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding.
TO
600,000 shs.
dividend of five cents per
'
DIVIDENDS—The
Chare
in
1956.
paid
company
On
July
1957
12,
The
cash
annual dividend of 10 cents per
a
an
bids
directors, payable Aug. 30, 1957, to the public12. 1957 an annual dividend of
10 cents
payable Aug. 30. 1957, to the public
Stockholders of record on July 31, 1957.
The company's four principal,
etockhoklers, in both Instances; waived these dividend payments on an
aggregate- cf *115,450 shares of common stock held by them.—V. 186,*
share was declared by the
share
in
1956.
On
July
declared
was
p. 627.
■
directors;
the
by
,
Up—Net Off—
Months Ended
v
1957
Narragansett Electric Co.—Gross
Six
1956
30—
June
operating revenue 1
Operating expenses and taxes—
——~—.—
Interest and
bids to be opened on Nov. 19.
1977;
due
declared
avail,
Balance
—V.
184,
for
pfd. stocks—
376,506
dividends and surplus
$894,605
Gus Co. plans to issue an invitation for bids on
Nov. 12 for the purchase from it of $3,500,000 first mortgage bonds,
scries B, due 1977; bids to be opened on Nov. 19,
Mystic Valley
(3)
3
com.
$1,271,111
—
This
plans to issue an invitation for bids on
from it of $4,500,000 first mortgage bonds,
bids to be opened on Dec. 11.—V. 186, p. 627.
purchase
1987;
England Gas & Electric Association—Earnings—
on
in
association
a
consolidated
a
After allowance lor dividends on the preferred shares, the
balance of
$3,411,919 amounts to $1.41 per average common shareissued and
outstanding in the current period compared
with $1.52
last
year.
share outstanding for the corresponding previous
common
average
per
based on 2,428,311 and 2,382,893
in the respective periods.
period
shares out¬
common
average
"
standing
Wholly Owned Domestic Subs.)
(&
National Lead Co.
Net
sales
Federal
taxes
income
provision for Federal taxes
—;
281.790.127 289,234,320.
55,726,919
56,712,681
27,713,696
.
11—
income
Net
Dividends
on
class
on
class
B
Dividends
on
common
28,998.985
30.115.564
820,026
270,555
620,026
preferred stocky
.
preferred stdck——
stock-
A
Dividends
last year,
—25.611.355
income—
on
270.555
17,472.903
:
—
17,089.222*
company
Chemical
that
to
build
will
Corp.,
new
a
Petrothene polyethylene at
per year of TJ. S. I.
'
subsidiary of National Distillers &'
plant to produce 75 million pounds
60'*—owned
a
a
location different front
pound plant at Tuscola, 111., according
announcement by John E. Blerwirth, President. Panhandle Eastern
of
an
its
by
Distillers
&
modified high pressure
process used in the Tuscola plant, according to Dr. R. E. Hulse, VicePresident of Petro.
Properties of the resins will lie between those of
the original polyethylenes with which the public is familiar and the
Pew high-density resins produced by so-called "low pressure" pocesses,
providing a wide range of types for many commercial uses.
polyethylene
density
The
sites
that
Ad¬
with
186,
the
plant
new
has
p.
will
the
offer
debentures,
the
$90,000,000
731.
common
.
'
•.
..
V
one
location.
engineering
The
-
States
taxes
on
1956.—V.
Federal
S
revenues
expenses
—
tftxes—
.
18,727,573 118,682,778 110.783,424
12,345,668
76,632,729 71,876,125.
2,604,081
operating
taxes—
operating
income
2.972,894
3,033,942
after
■—V.
charges—-—
18b,
-
8,959,146
7,839,214
2,489,464
" 1,466,712
16,867,068
1,288,360
* 3,124,550'
income
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$ -.. '
$
S
.
'20,044,981
' 12,480,825
____
Other
16,223,835
16,332,627
15,235,061
2,546,530-
15,833,024
15,298,202
322.
p,
sales
1,470.000
and
$0.52
less
Cost
Of
other
will also
build a new 25 million pound per year plastics compounding plant near
the Tuscola polyethylene operation.
Ac this plant, scheduled for com¬
pletion by mid-1958, polyethylene will be compounded with coloring
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
materials and 'or other additives.—V.
Federal income taxes.
7,431.000
Other
operating taxes—
8,081,781
7,427,058
48,650.010
9,027 991
7,734,294
7,490.163
52,243.747
45,013,501
6,575,342
43,497,962
38,165,638
$
v
$
■
■■
-
128,015,836 240,136,386 247,588,940
128,807,124
for
deprecia¬
depletion
inc. taxes
8,531,936
5,216,763
10,953,714
12,516,842
16,497,781
10.572,690
20.285,261
9,704.997
11,523,418
13,077.312
$0.73
12,987,630
$0.87
19,714.976
13,045,892
21,603,517
outstdg. (av. I
foreign
6.342,609
44,408,141
operating
■
288.865,985 300,050,408
.
expenses,
income——
end
Fed. &
s
overhead
sal3*>,
Provision
'
■
153,386,736 155,709,731
———
other
1957—6 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
g
$0.87
Co.—Earnings-
(& Subs.)—Earns. Off
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp.
Period End. June 30—
$1,018,403
;
1957—Month—1 ,-»6
■
tion
Telephone
New York
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
"
Operating
Operating
$1,704,219
1,470,000
—.
'
2056.
p.
y
^4L559,293
^540,890
952,969
Consolidated net earnings
construction.
134,
Ohio Bell
$#"320,739-
2,657,188
income—,
income
on
fewer
non-operating additions and deduc¬
tions) amounted to $3.36 per share of common stock,
a decrease oftwo cents from the-$3.38 per share reported for the first six months of
Net
$10,161,017
deducting taxes
share oa(
This
per
1956
1957
-
United
$3.37
(after
income
net
Consolidated
Net
the new plant and will also handle
well under way with designs for
sales
Earnings before
Estimated
non-operating addi->
over
for
.
consolidated net operating
1957,
of common stock outstanding at June 30, 1957.
the $5,7.15,591. or $3.3i. per share on. 12,829
the six months ended June 30, 1956.
slightly
shares
•
shares
1,702,875
is
Net
Net
months ended June 30,
six
earnings, after income taxes thereon but before
tions and deductions, amounted to $5,739,704.
or
V,:..
,
Jersey Zinc Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
New
the
'%
Baiicorporation—Earnings Off Slightly— '
Period 1
•rioci End. June 30—
also authorized
present intention to sell,,
capital stock prior to April 1, 1950.
of
V. 186, p. 732.
see
Northwest
continue
to
necessary
Earnings per share on 1.960,000 shares—
—V. 185, p. 2217.
Petro
and
tails,
its telephone plant.
be
Six Months Ended June 30—
Dividends
been chosen. Several Gulf
has options on land at
iirm of M. W. Kellogg Co.
yet
not
consideration
under
Corp. and
extensions,
including
purposes,
Aug. 14 of $18,000,000 5% first
1987, at 100% and accrued:
Inc., and The First Boston
associates, was quickly completed.' For de¬
need*,
as
and it is the company's
to sell,
to
up
par
it
authorizing
order
company
—V.
by the same
made
resins
are
than
more
is
for
site
Coast
that
plant,
new
operated
from
corporate
improvements to
and
expected
its
in
at
owns
general
for
are received.
in conformity
obtained
are
borrowing
to obtain large
amounts of new capital enrougn tne sale oi sectirivies ruuting, t^e'
next few years. The New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners,
is
It
the
the remaining 40'i- interest in National Petro.
scheduled to begin operations in late 1958, will be
the U. S. Industrial Chemicals Co. Division of National
Chemical Corp.
Production will consist of intermediate
Pipe Line Co.
The
100-million
present
company
company,
the proceeds
time
the
at
of
practice
arises,
16
American
the
from
stipulated
additions
corporation,
Aug.
Co. (Minn.)—Bonds Sold—The,
Northern States Power
public offering made on
mortgage bonds, due Aug. 1,
interest through Blyth & Co.,
For
Bell Telephone Co.—Registers With SEC
on
$34,000,000
approximate
thereior
Corp.—To Expand—
National Petro-Chemicals
This
equipment.—V. 182,,p. 1913.
and
logs and timber
for
period
corresponding
$42,961,989 for the
185, p. 2217.
with
filed a registration statement With the
SEC
covering $30,000,000 of 36-year debentures, due' Sept. IV'1993,
to
be offered for
public, sale at competitive bidding.
The company
intends to
apply the proceeds toward repayment of advances from
American; Telephone and Telegraph, Company,/which are expected '.to
a
186, p. 731.
-Adjusted to the number of shares now outstanding.—V.
offered
be
increase of 6%.—V.
an
New Jersey
This
vances
a$2.40
$2,49
Earnings per share of common stock-*—.——
corporation or Aug. 8 filed a'letter of notification-with the SEC
shares of 7% non-voting .cumulative preferred*, stock.toat par ($100 per . share), without, underwriting.
The stock
callable five years from date of issue.
The proceeds, are to be used
The
covering 2,000
12 months were
for the latest
operating revenues
compared
$45,553,651
1956
1957
———— —
before
Profit
consolidated
Total
•—Earnings Show Gain—
Six Months Ended June 30—
totaled^93,383 as
July^ 1957
period in. 1956.—V. 186, p. 322.
—Files With
12 months ended
of earnings for the
summary
1957, shows a balance to surplus for that period of $3,468,407
basis compared with $3,712,822 for - the same period
July 31,
2443.
p.
the
lor
series B, due
••
during
carried
California Plywood, Inc., Crescent City, Cal.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Northern
,
:
Electric- Co,
Suburban
(49
Dec.
41'
-v.
•
passengers
tRevenue
opposed to 69,330 for the same
is
$939,243
—
cumulative
on
12
A,
u;
►
.
'
$1,315,749
376,506
dividends
before
Balance
Dividends
1,463.221
other charges——-.-A./—.—
^8.
(2) Lawrence Gas Co. plans to issue an invitation for bids on Nov.
the purchase from it of $2,000,000 fist mortgage bonds, series
New
$2,682,124
1,366,375
$2,734,332
;
Nov. 6.
on
.
"
*
Net operating income
to issue an .(invitation for
it of $20,000,000 first mortgage
plans
from
bids to be opened
due 1987;
series B,
bonds,
*
securities-as follows:
issue
to
Co.
the purchase
for
29
Oct.
on
plan
Electric
for
,
;
$18,333,349 617,296,940
15,5^9,017 14,614,816
Gross
subsidiaries
following
Merrimack-Essex
.(1)
System—Units Plan Financing
England Electric
New
*
Authorized
750.000 shs. *
value 10 cents)-—-
stock (par
Common
•
Monday,. August 26, 1957
.
.
.
.1 Northeast - Airlines,; Inc.-4-Mote .Revenue Pass. Carried !
AnuiiDrecedented.' increase-of more than1 34'ey.hv the-* number .of
/nnqspnirers
carried ' during July- 1957
over- July,.-1956 .was ..
reported' on Aug. 2 by Edwin w. Breed, Director of Sales.
Thls
New
Eneland carridr; only last year scheduled: to - operate to '
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D. C. and; the Florida-cities ofJacksonville, Tampa,, St. Petersburg and- Miami—has- already
added ;
six new luxurious DC-6B Skylarks to its- operational fleet.
Four more
af-vlarks and a fleet of five Bristol Britannia turbo ' Jets known. as
Whispering Giants are scheduled for delivery to Northeast Airlines this
Early
microwave and ultra-high frequency
in die manufacture of
Ik engaged
v
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(842)
addition,
In
announced
Fierwirth
Mr.
that
National
185, p. 1517,
Petro
&
$
$
/
1957—5 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. June 30—
72,852,507
48.311,735
Net
$
63,608.254 432,620 303 403,912,930
47,243,033 28S,873,546 276.271,288
6.448.000
42,853,000
38.220,000
Earns,
—V.
the six
months ended
June
30,
was
1957.
amount
to
This
$4,804,000.
the
com-
period in 1956, and is in
Annual Meeting. Net profit
March
—V.
has been
in
cation
thin
coating where processes for the continuous appli¬
to plastic sheeting and paper are nearing
final stages of commercial development.
of
vacuum
metallic films
Construction
of
the
metals
rare
plant
Columbia-National
of
Corp.,
New Product Announced—
convenience
unit" package
single
of
and
construction,
rugged* production-proved
xeatures
c^iactenze
the
Model
2551-15
12-pound
Vacuum
Induction Furnace recently announced
by
NRC
Equipment Corp.,
The
giving
a
tilt
nominal capacity
induction power
unit
be
can
nominal
value
one
shares
common
used
shares
will
issued
be
and
outstanding
fully
as
•
.
paid
'
.
;
an
14
filed
letter
a
of
degassing
notification
with
proceeds
to
arc
be
used
for
working
capital.—V.
sales
Net
of
earnings
six
the
for
this
corporation
ended June
months
to $3,411,345
compared
as
June
stock" for
months
six
in
The
outlook
corresponding period
the
is
good
to
of
high
corporation
income also
for
the
three
months
$11,727,729, which compared
1956.
Earnings before taxes
ft
Sales
for
the
three
fiscal
with
on
ended
June
$10,330,510
income
were
30,
for
months
year)
ended
capital
at
30,
June
first
quarter
1,050.036 shares of
a
year
ago,
$126,993.
were
common
This compared with $107,023,
ing quarter
on
of
or
stock
on
equal to
outstanding
10 cents
calculated
per
the
12 cents
on
per
June 30,
share
1957.
share for the correspond¬
same
1957
New Cornelia Extension
This corporation
amounted
to
$3,137,034,
an
Net
will
for
exceed
jet
as
-
The
$13,820,800,
first
half,
up
14.
35%
.
$10,200,100
from
contain
a
promising chocker-boarded
spread
in
prospective
end gas territory.
Acquisition
poration
by
.
of the
Willis
oil
1956
186,
equalled
$372,000 as compared to a loss- of $G00,513,
$358,000 of prior years' reserves, in the like 1956
of
"It
added:
expected that second half
is
first half results."
second
quarter
of
corporation's
oil and
E.
gas
Burnside
properties
&
Co.,
was
represents
sales and
a
of nearly
gain
20%
over
the 1957
$171,000.
$21,000,000
American
Inc.,
arranged
and
Harry
for
this
Simmons
cor¬
Co'.
increase
fleet
and
for
$248,201,443
".*•
'
115.
p.
first six
Canada.
period.
and discounts acquired for the
including $7,730,825 acquired in
loans
with
1956
corresponding.
the
'
Light Co.
Secondary Offering
—
—
A
secondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock (par
$6.50) was made on Aug. 14 by White, Weld & Co. at
$29.12 V2 per share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents
share. It was completed.—V. 186, p. 732.
•
-
per
Pacific
fered
Telephone
backlog
work
in the missile,
instrumentation
fields.
includes
Van
of
The
Stanley &
debentures
traveled
more
Edgett said.—V.
18G,
p.
5,000,000
216.
miles
through
all
48
101.6311%
be
redeemable
to
prices
ranging
on
debentures
the
for
or
after
'5Vs'P.
as
1962
1,
Aug.
to
107.387%
from
par,
at
plus
interest.
accrued
with
be
-
its
proceeds
applied
by
parent
8tates
.-
the
together
debentures,
of its
cost
American
construction
Telegraph
Telephone- &
Co.,
and
program.
is engaged, in the business of furnishing
communication services,
mainly local and: toll telephone services, irt
.California,. Oregon, Washington and the northern portion of Idaho.
Its wholly-owned, subsidiary, Bell Telephone. Co. of Nevada, furnishes
such
services
6,325.809
in
and
the
Nevada.-
its
programs
and
use,
tlie
Dec.,
debt,
and
1957,
$1,
which
had
and
for
23%
about
of
amounted
advances
the
.
company
were
in
Francisco
34%'
for
private
transmission
March
to
from
of
in
iinc/telephone
and
radio
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase,
and
31,
&
1957.
T.
underwriters-,
the. company,
(Continued
and
television
capital stock
Co.
surplus
and
fuuded. debt was $660,were
$125,000,000.
At
1951,
capital stock
and
surplus, was $652.696,959;.
$430,000,000 and. notes payable, tu banks $14,000,000, - '
to
Los
service.
31,
agreed
had
%
$1,186,875,070;-;
A.T.
San
telephones
42,830
lacilitie's
the
in
were
for other purposes.
company
000,000
of
and
Services
subsidiary also include, .teletypewriter exchange
CAPITALIZATION—As
of
Marph
about
subsidiary
services
On
service,
and
and its
company
'and
in
vicinity
-teletypewriter;
company
telephones
and
service
Mr
sale of
sale
in- September of 1,822,523
by subscription by: its stockholders, will
the' company toward the repayments of advances from
the' proposed'
shares
organization,
the
from the
proceeds
from
common
BUSINESS—The
of
Lines, Inc.—Revenue Rises-
shipments moved during July totaled 10,085,
over July a year
ago, and the North American
than
bid
Co.
are
redemption
optional
Angeles
goods
2,238
Of¬
Co.—Debentures
Telegraph
&
Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc., as manager oi an
underwriting syndicate, on Aug. 21 offered $90,000,000 of
23-year 5Vs% debentures, due Aug. 1, 1980, at 102.387%
and accrued interest, to yield 4.95%.
The underwriters
won
award of the debentures at competitive sale on
Aug. 20 on a bid of 101.639%/;.
—
toward
,
profit
He also said that net income of $201,000
aircraft,
data
processing
and
precision
185, p. 2451 and V. 184, p. 2838.
Total household
an
of
$269,550,988,
was
additional
company's previous high of $3,500,000 was set In June.
Mr.
Edgett estimates that the company's revenue for August, traditionally
the peak moving month, will reach $4,000,000.
.
record
the
a
"
in the
The
acquired parcel comprises approximately 130 tracts of oil and
in or rear 30 oil a id gas fields in these three States and is
reached
of June 30, compared to $303,768,041 at
The former total includes $13,727,745 loans
Pacific Power &
Perry 'R.
'
quarter figure
North
$2.33 per share.
outstanding
discounts
as
year.
aggregate
months
com¬
Hauling revenue, for this corporation reached'"a
record
high'of
$3,600,000 for the month of July, according to James D. Edgett, Presi¬
dent.
The loading revenue is up 30% over July of
1956, when the total
was $2,700,000, he reported.;
/
'»'•
oil and gas land holding com¬
to
equal
be
and
Corp.
vicinity,
—V.
leases
to
1957
•
Roehm
The
20.
The
gas
*nirt
Aug.
tile
'
elimination
the
first
approximately 60,000 acres 'comprising, in part, certain semli
proven oil and gas leases, and, In addition, a number of well situated
locations in Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota, it was announced on
.
totaled
income
Mr.
pany
Aug.
on
in
period.
Copper Corp.—Acquisition—
has acquired from
sharply
rose
announced
President,
sales
half.
before
basis.
Due to
the seasonal nature of the company's business, Mr. Focke
caid, it should be noted that most of the company's profits are earned
In the second and third quarters of the fiscal year.—V. 185, p. 979. '
last
PROCEEDS—Net
Net
first
to
against $216,023
earnings
and
Roehm,
about
taxes
amounted
1957
the
$249,993,
were
after
loans
outstanding held by PF's wholly ovt ed Canadian subsidiaries
of Canada, PF Credit Ltd. and Boynton Acceptance Co.
Ltd.—acquired Jan. 2, 1957.
-
Norden-Ketay Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up Sharply
J
.
earnings, after taxes,
the
on
time
—PF
tax carry-forward.
a
1957
discounts
pared to $2,248,103 at the beginning of the year. The ratio of current
assets to current liabilities was 3.4 to 1.—V.
186, p. 628.
184,
earlier.
year
Net
sales
net
earnings,
higher, T. B. Focke, President, said.
were
sales
Net
that
reports
1957 (first quarter of the current
the 1956 first quarter level.
Net
above
first half would
the
$349,547,650
of
same
2,028,705
Working
of
for the first six .months
like period in 1956.
$2.67
the
ended
$5,276,2 7.11
last year.
Net
amounted
30
for
$1.96
Finance's
Pacific
Morgan
30,
13(5:
with
37%
increase over the $2,255,684 earned
income per share on the average number
a
Net
was
King
reported
that
the company's
capital funds increased
$6,132,650 through a public sale on June 28, last, of 164,604 common
shares. This increased the outstanding common shares
to 1,250,000.
Based on this number of shares outstanding, net income for common
—V.
Rise—
the
for
period was $1,038,174, equal to 51 cents a share on
shares-outstanding.For the first'half of 1956, net in¬
come was $466,359,
or 20 cents a share on the 1,852,705 shares then
outstanding. .The figures for 1956 include, operations of the General
Switch Division only front April 25,
1956, when it was acquired by
Norbute.
No Federal taxes on income have been provided because of
.
This
outstanding
the
for
income
the
National-U. S. Radiator Corp.—Sales & Earns. Up—
represents
1956 period.
like
Mr.
p. 1915.
...
President.
record
the
shares
30,
President, said in the report to shareholders.
for the balance of the year, he added.
a
Aug.
the
for
compared
»,'•
1957 were double those for the first half of last year despite
increase in the number of shares outstanding, Nicolas -M.
Saigon
the
on
share
Per
covering 10,000 shores of common stock (par $1). to be offered to
employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant to slock options
at
95%
of closing market
(rounded up to the nearest 25 cents» on
Bept. 30, 1958, but not less than $22 per share.
No underwriting is
The
issued and outstanding common shares without any.
value into three class B non-voting shares without par
common share without par value:
and cn decreasing the
of
117,000
par
non-assessable.
June
SEC
involved.
reclassifying and subdividing
on
Norbute Corp.—Earnings Show 100%
.
supply
pressure of one micron.
for sintering, brazing, annealing,
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
on Aug. 8 reported record first half earnings of
period ended June 30, 1957, according to Maxwell
corporation
King,
for
12.980,868
$1.63
$1.48
628.
p.
This, compares
i2-->j0ouuds
oi
1791.
corporation
and
5 will vote
of the company by canceling the 7,000 unissued
without any nominal or par value and increasing the
capital of the company by the creation of (a) 50,000 class
A shares of. the
par value
of. $50 each, issuable in series; and (b)
149.000 class B non-voting shares without par value; and
(c) 33,000
common shares without par value so that, upon
issue of supplementaryletters patent, the authorized capital of the company shall consist, of
50.000 class A shares of the par value of $50 each, issuable in series,
500.000 class B non-voting shares without par value and 150,000 com¬
mon
shares without. par value of which 351,000 class. B shares and
National Starch Products, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
C.
authorized
as .veil as melcing and casting.
It is equally suitable
development
and
small
scale
prouction
work.
Firms
making
vacuum
precision castings will find it a useful production facility.
p.
or
common
gnd heat-treating,
185,
of the
each
for
—V.
528.
stockholders on Sept.
The
pour
pumping system, maintains
The
This
This
117,000
and
degrees
136, p.
and
crucible capacity of 72 cubic inches,
of molten steel.
The motor
^lnch is furnished with capacitor
necessary switchgear rapidly produces temperatures to 1.700
Centigrade or higher depending on crucible material.
The
a
generator
bank
has
186,
share
com.
$3,087,598
subsidiary.
a
model
new
charges.
authorized-capital
jointly with Columbia-Southern Chemical Corp., a subsidiary of
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., is now substantially completed less than
14 months after the signing of a $22,750,000 five-year contract with
the Atomic Energy Commission to supply zirconium metal.
Plant start-up operations are in progress and initial production
of
reactor grade zirconium is anticipated in the latter part of this year.
owned
Versatility,
income
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—To Reclassify Stock
$190,000.
major emphasis of the company's research effort during this period
A
after
Net
corresponding
pare.s with £3.452,000 for the
line with predictions made at
before taxes
Net
and wholly owned subsidiaries for
of this corporation
revenues
per
Pacific Finance
National Research Corp.—Gross Revenues Increased—
Gross
profit
shs.
Com.,
on
named*.below
has
page
agreed
55)
have
to
sell
funded
"t
severally
to
„
them
;
Volume
186
Number
5667
.
.
The Coihmercial and
.
Pei
BIVICENDS
*
Dividend
tables,
me
in
nounced
nrst
grouped hi two separate
aie
ijuuit-aie
we
an
uividenus
me
'a\\J
aii-
ously announced, but whicn have not
&5
5V7G
Per
When
Name.
Abbott
4%
Company
Share
Laboratories,
pie.erred
Adams
Aero
1
Payable
Agricultural
Co.
Insur.
Co.
Artists
5Vi%
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar
5 7o
5'7a
'■v
3la%••
new
lor est
American
Insulator
American
International
American
Laundry
1
1
9-1C
____
$1.25
10-
1
10-
i
J>-j-ti
37Vbc
American
Gotical
$i._o
American
sugar
1
9-
9-13
9-
2,c
9-12
8-23
<J-16
9-
5
' 10c
9-24
9-
4
56c
10c
iquar.i
5-10
8-27
imiar.id
(quar.)_
commbii
37.'.be
43 Ac
221,aG'
(quar.)
Or New \oric .iqr.-ar,) Ji
'.telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Anaconda
Apex
Co.
Asbestos
Cur,-..,
Associated
Class
B
5Vi%
du
preferred
2
9-11
$4.50
10-2
9-11
10-
.
9-
1
6
9-10
10-10
4.10 V
4.20'e
$2.10
9-27
!
-
9-
4
9-
6
5.20 C,
9-10
9-
2
Eastern
9-27
50e.
,
45c
-Cab
10-.1
10--
2
4%
preferred
Optical,
•Bessemer 'Lime
10-
2
9-16
IS5C
12-
-.
11-15
8-15
Eastern
8-30
Eastern
Sugar
9-27
9-
Eastman
15c
9-17
8-30
Edison
$1.43 "
Bond
Mfg.
Decker
&
—!
'
Sfor
Boyertown
Brach
6
(E.
J.t
Sons
&
Stratton
British
American
ment
of
come
tax
actiin
No
«
$4.12
9-16
$4.50
prenrred
8-29
$4.72"
pre
erred
prtfcifed
1
9-16
$5.40
2
25c
9-
8-15
Electric
9-30
9-16
Excelsior
o%
9-3C
9-13
9-
10-
$1
35c
9-
1
4
Life
Electric
California
5<'■>.
preferred
10-
$4.75
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Wire &-
Class
A
Class
(quar.i-
E
Canadian
i
&
9-
Westinghouse
iPhilip i
Carey
Carriers
net
Mfg.
10-
63c
1
9-13
51 b '■
40e
9-16
9-
J
Fort
25c
—
9-16
9-
3
25c
9-16
9-
3-
9-16
9-
3
9-16
9-
3
Castle
Plywood
9-30
9-
6
9-
6
+J(3c
190c
10-
1
1
9-13
5 v
(A.
&
M.)
Co.
:i$l
9-14
8-31
:i 20c
9-14
8-31
>:20c
General
Box
8-30
General
Non-voting common
class
i$2
10-
1
S-16
53
40c
1
8-30
IS100
preferred
($20
Oil
xGiant
Portland
10-
9-10
1
Gishojt
25c
8-28
9-10
8*s31
25c
9-12
8-30
25c
_____
9-10
50c
(quar.)—.—__—
9-1.2
8-30
Class
B
Gold
Class
A
$1.18:,4
10-
1
9-10
$1.50
10-
1
9-10
9-30
6
15c
i._—•_
'
9-20
9-
9-23
9-
6
10-
4G
on
9-30
9-13
10-15
9-13
Grocery
Gulf Life
8-31
Credit Co.
Discount
preferred
Green
Store
9-25
9-
9-14
3
25c
30c
10-
1
9-20
9-13
10-
9-
6
1
9M6
9-12
8-30
.9-30
8-30
9-25
9-11
*
10-
1
Hastings
10-
1
9-17
Co.
Mfg.
9-11
M
4
Mack
9-
9
Madison
9-16
9-
3
9-12
.
70c
9-30
8-30
,.\9-
Trucks
Mangel
Electric
Co.
Mortgage
Fixtures
Stores
Marshall-Wells
Maryland Shipbuilding &
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-30
9-
6
Common
433
Co.__.
preferred
3
73c
9-
1
8-19
15c
9-
1
8-19
1
Massachusetts Protective Assn.
Maui
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
9-
9-27
McLellan
6
Merchants
9-
6
9-6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-10
10-
7
9-
10-
1
10-15
.
9-
9-17
9-17
9- 6
9-11
—
Co.
(quar.)
.
________
______
-
30c
;—■—
(quar.)
:
•
—
10c
preferred
(accum.)
—
*
8-30
Michigan Sugar
Middlesex
Co.,
Water
c%
9-20
10- 1
9-13
9-12
10- 1
9-10
9-13
9-13-
15c
(quar.i-
&
4.40%
10- 1
9-30
11- 1
11- 1
9-16
9- 9
9- 3
9-20
50c
12c
—$1,22 3
Electric, common
preferred
(quar.i4.90%
preferred
(quar.)_.—bMichigan Gas Utilities (quar.)_
Gas
"
3
9-10
Forming
Michigan
3
9-
iquar.
Extra
5
9-
9-13
Co.
Metal
9-16
9-12
Machine
Meyer-Blankr Co.
6
9-13
i_I
Mesta
9-13
9-18
10-
1
9-30
9-
25c
30c
,75c
iquar.i
Minneapolis Brewing Co. iquar.)
—
Fund, Inc. (7c from investment
income plus 13c from realised long-term
capital.gains)
-—
4
9-13
9-
6
9-30
9-
25c
9-30
9- 5
8-30
9-4.6
3-30
9- 9
9- 9
9-16
10-16
10-16
J- 38-30
8-15
J- o
9-16
8-31
9-16
8-31
3
7%
preferred
8-30
0-11
9-1-
0- 3
10-1
9- 0
37/2c
373c
J-10
9-12
8-31
9- 3
$3.50
12-20
12- 2
$1-65
1°-1°
9'20
50c
9-13
9-10
$1.75
2
9-10
M?ener
10-
1
9-16
Muskegon Piston Ring—
75c
9-20
8-30
20c
9-14
8-30
—
;
__—b
•
9-28
1
9-14
8-30
5c
9-16
9-
9-13
9-
6
11-
BrasTTq'trnfJI
9-10
Nashua
9-12
8-23
Natco
^
9-12
8-23
9-12
8-23
—
9-
4
National
City
Lines
9-16
8-30
9-
25c
9-10
8-28
31c
T quar. i
9-
8-21
2Va%
(reduced)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
National Distillers
Stock
60C
3
9-26
2
9-17
10-15
(increased)
45c
45c
20c
— .,
National Gas & Oil Corp.
Presto
Machine
SI
&
National
Tank
Co.
National
J- o
Securities
30c
15c
15c
.".
(quar,)
Manufacturing
623c
(quar.)—
30(5
(quar.)———
Series:
income i
net
9' 6
10-14
9- 3
8-21
9,t13
9-17
8-30
net Investment
9-lb
'
-
(from
10-22
10-31
9-20
9- 1
9-30
10- 1
9-12
-
Quarterly distributions
Growth Stock series (from
series
9"-7
9-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qUar.)J
Industries
Screw
Iucome
«-2J
8-29
9 20
2
National Oats CO.
9- 5
9- o
i0" 1
50c
iquar.)
Welding
Electric.
_n
9-30
Chemical Corp.—
dividend
National
National
9-15
25c
Industries, Inc.—
(stock dividend)
_
6c
common
class A
(increased)
8-30
Curtis
at this time
(quar.)
Corp.,
B
•
Corp.
'National
50c
-
(quar.)-,
Nation-Wide Securities Co, Inc. (Md.)—
273c
from
net investment income plus
723c from net securities profits
8-27
25c
Inc.,
Systems,
preferred
6%
5
25c
Mutual
8-20
12 Vic
—
-
Common payment umitted
10-15
20c.
Quarterly
,
ooi
Telegraph—
States Telephone &
Mountain
62 VaC
Co.
9-27
V-
(s-a)_
1
2
(quar.)
9-27
20c
15c
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
Monarch
Mills
(quar.)
——
Monroe Calculating Machine Co.
(quar.)—
Mount Vernon Mills,
common
(quar.)—__
10-
112—
20c
—40c
RiVer Fuel (quar.)Manufacturing
(quar.)
Mississippi
9-16
13'Ac
&
8-23
9-30
25c
87c
25c
35c
15c
45c
62 3c
10c
Meredith Publishing CO.
1
10-
(qfiar.)—
(quar.)
Hawaiian tax)
common
9-10
$1
Co. (quar.)—
Refrigerating
(quar.)—;
(quar. )•—
9-
1
10-
10-
(quar.)
& Bartlett
8-30
8-27
9- 5
40c
__
Stores
1
10-
I3Ac
B
Co
10-
8-23
Spencer
9-25
8-30
9-10
37 3 c
Stores, common (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
McGraw (F. H.) ri Co. (quar.)—:—
8-23
Wakefield,
5c
Stock Fund
33'%
2%
8-23
preferred
8-26
9-12
9-12
—
Lumber
River
9- 3
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.i
Electric (quar.)
McCloud
3-23
9- 5
9-13
((>3
McCrory
6
9-12
53
9-16
10- 1
3-20
9-12
313c
$1,123
,
—._—
6
3
9-12
Hibbard,
;
!)-
9-
10-
—__
Growth
9-3C
9-12
Hey wood
30c
30c
;—_—
iquar.i—
Investors
30c
—_—
Co.
8-30
9-27
9-16
6
Dock—
Dry
9-23
12c
Brewing
10c
—,
30c
—
(quar.)——
<G.)
9-14
9-30
9-10
toe
_—
Quarterly
6
12 Ac
A
9-10
9-10
8-30
8-30
9-16
8-30
9-
30c
173c
(quar.i
25c
25c
Heilenum
—
:—
Corp.
(quar.)__:.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
(increased)
Sugar
iquar.)
Inc.
9-
12 Vic
American
9- 2
45c
8-20
5.103)- preferred
Hay Lain
7
10- 1
10- 1
9-13
30c
20c
(qmtr.i
(quar.)__—
—
payments less 23
10- 1
9- 4
8-30
9-11
$1.75
(quar.i——
Electric
tir
9-10
Telephone Co., common (quar.) __
4.80(y : preferred series A (quar.)
53>
preferred series "B (quar.)J___—_—
(All
Co.
iquar.)
9-15
$1.10
(quar.)___
series C
51 b 3
preferred series D
5.303' preferred series E
8-23
30c
—
iquar.)
9-3
60c
Hawaiian
'
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
—
—
Co.
9-20
9-4
9-16
G-13
40c
10c
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-3
?3c
pfd.
73
(quar.)
Gas
Modine
(quar.)
Co.
9-6
123c
(s-a)_
25 c
$31Vic
Helene
53 3c
Title
Store
D
&
9-
9-19
10c
(quar.)
Agricultural
Hawaiian
9-17
payment
common
1
9-14
$1.50
(quar.)
Products
6
25c
(P.)
Class
8-26
50c
(quar.):—
at
1
10-
30c
—___—
(quar.l
3
9-
10- 1
10-1
9-11
10-
$1.05
25c
_
Corp.
9-
9-20
Minnesota
(quar.)
Insurance
Hart-Carter
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp..
Luminat or-Harrison
12 VaC
—
common
Power
8-26
3
$1
preferred
(quar.t_
Lucky Lager Brewing
8-30
Ltd.—
Financial
Mountain
Class
Commercial
9-18
9-16
20c
i_
C-31
9-16
20c
;
9-30
?15c
9-15
5c
Ltd.
8-30
5%
—
$1.15
—
Tobacco,
9-16
8-31
$1,373
(quar.)_,
Paper,
Grinhclr Corp.
'
Commercial
6',
T/o"
4
9-
„
common
Mines,
Myers
9-17
15c
—
8-31
40c
Co., common (qttar.)
73
preferred (quar
Louisiana Land
Exploration (quar.)
$1.25
—
9-15
.
(quar.20c
Plantation
Lorillard
•25c
!
Sugar, common
preferred (quar.)
;
8-30
223c
B
second,preferred (quar.)
taken
3
12', be
Western
9-
$1.75
tquar.i
Company,
Western
Hawaiian
<qtiar.)„—^
time.
Great
3
"
action
Gold
Idggett, &
$1.25
_
8-30
(Richmond,
Corp.
25c
b.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar. i
Corp.,
preferred
9-
9-16
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co
this
Northern
4.40G
9-13
1
$1
Peabody <te Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Z__'_
Nq
Great
3
$110
Clifton
Coleman
L'eitch
Refineries
9-27
.
u-23
28c
____
(quar.)
15c
div.)
53
1st preference
(quar.)
Great Lakes Towing Co
9-16
—
4(»
Leonard
25c
Co.
9-10
123c
common
7fo
9-13
7
Louisville
(quar.)
9-10
$1.50
Corp.
Cluott,
«_13
Inc.
2c
(stock
(quar.)_
1
SI.75
■'
Clevjte
Co.
Power
10c
—
(reduced)-
preferred
8-
2 \
9-28
80c
1
Lakes
9-25
75c
'
Chicago Towel Co.,
common_l_
$7 convertible preference (quar.)
o'b'.'
Lawyers Title Insurance
Virginia)
(quar.)
9-13
$35c
9-20
9
9-
9-10
$$1.37
10- 1
invest¬
net
Co.
9-
—
9-13
25c
income)
from
(quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Kingsport
Press
(quar.)
Kirsch Company
(quar.)___
20c
(quar.)
common
3
1
$l.o6
special of 91 cents
profits)
a
realized
net
Oil
9-16
—
3
9-
10-
35c
cents
income and
from
9-30
25c
iquar.)
9-13
9
9-
60c
50c
(ireat
25c
:
'
City Investing Co.,
c
$2
(quar.)
(B.
Great
40C
573
1—;—
class
(24
15c
.
(quar.)
Chesebrougii-pond's, inc.
(quar.i
Chicago Dock
Canal (quar.)___
Chicago Mill St Lumber (quar. >
Co..
S-l"
ment
Kewance
Lrihue
——
9-10
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (New York)—
Utilities
8-26
9-24
$2.75
25c
investment
net
Lectrohics,
:—
10-
(quar.)_
8-31
9-16
40c
(quar.)
10-
Corp.
9-12
(from
"series
35c
•
9-16
40c
—
9- 9
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Eund
luc
—
(qud'r.)
Dairy Products Corp.—
Seal
$1.15
Citizens
5
9-20
:
87'be
—
preferred
5
9-
1
(quar.)— (quar.)—
:
(quar.i
(quar.)
:—
preferred
(quar.)___
4.75';
preferred (quar.)
!•__
-—
6preferred (quar.i
—_b—____
Certbin-T' ed Product" Corn.
preferred
4.60'<
7',<
9-
1
J.-—
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Gold
35c
,
1
10-
50c
N.
10-1
.
Keystone Discount Bond Fund "series B-4"
10-
-
8-30
9-
$1.12Va
50c
Co. (quar.)__"
Distilleries, .class A (quar.):
(quar.i.
(.Increased
3
10-
15c
9- 9
9-30
Copper Corp. (quar.)_.
Custodian Funds—
Keystone
9-
9-30
25c
(quar.')_____L__________
pi-eferifed
Mursli & Sons,
pfd.
par)
F.)
Co.,
9-13
b-30
8-30
38c
common
Kfennecott
1
1
9-20
9-16
9-16
10-15
(quar.)__
Electric,
6
$1:06 'A
Globe-Union, Inc.
Vought Aircraft, Inc.
&
2
50c
—
City Structural Steel Co. (quar.)
Gas
3
25c
76c
iquar.)
common
6
10-
60c
Ry.,
—
(quar.)
9-
1J-
50c
$$1.25
Telegraph
Co.
9-28
$1.12 Va
Machine
Glcnmore
Co.—
Securities
9-30
Southern
—
Drug Co. (qiiar.)A_.
Sugar Co
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.i
Kendall Refining (reduced)
9-
•
Cement
Yellowknife
Giant
15c
_____
Co.
8-20
Kekaha
10-15
Co.
Katz
9-30
Paper .iquar.,i__—
Inc.,
Gold ft Stock
Copper
9-30
10-15
—
(quar.)
:
53
preferred
(stock dividend)
Mills
Goodrich
Chile
10-15
40c
—
pari
9-
Christiana
433
——
preferred
Getty
from
1
Co.
9-14
o
(quar.i
common
8-30
Cab
1
iquar.)—____
Co.,
preferred
•
General
9-13
9-13
.10-
Co.
3-20
Yellow
10-
Extra
Transportation Corp.—
9-12
Chicago
Kansas
•
53
8-30
(quar.)_
Products
9-15
—
6'L
15c
Chicago ,Molded
1
Sons
43. preferred
Creek,
(quar;)
373JC
Chance
10-
Machinery
63)
8-30
9-16
425c
__—_
(quar. > —;
f:—
Foundry Co.
(quar.)___—.
Maine Power Co.
common
3.50'.
5
■
9-16
i: 25c
A__
preferred
Central
5
9-
iquar.)
OUy,
Jersey
;—
6%
Central
5
9-
1
+$1
< quar.)
Contract
8-30
(quar.)
Voting common
9-
1
—:
8-30'
9-30
9-30
9-2
City
1
10-
i 50c
is-ai
Quarterly
9-30
25c
Kansas
10-
10-
15c
(quar. >
225c
(quar.i____
Ltd..
(quar.)-!
(E.)
14VaC
Machine
American
General
9-
Ivahn's
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
:M3:,.c
(quar.i__
Fibre Products
Central
preferred
9-14
5
______—.
Garrett Corp. (quar.i—
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd.,
9-10
10-
Extra
40c
5
Supply
&
Massachusetts
9-30
8-30
(quar.)__
9-
25c
(quar.)___
Inc.,
9-10
9-
62a c
(Battle
common
Finance,
9-
50c
1
o'l VaC
iquar.)
Packing Co.
1
51 b O.
Ltd. -(quar. i
Corp.
Friendly
9-13
1
Mfg.
52'be
Fund
&
9-10
50c
10-
(increased)—G—
Steel
9-30
10-
.a—
i.o»v
Lines, Inc.
Calculating
8-30
15c
2
50c
(quar.)_-_—_—
Co.
Corrugated
Worth
Oarlock
S1.18:,4
iToronto)-..
Ltd.
Electric
Joslyn
32 '/be
(quar.)
Co.
8-30
10-1
(quar.)
Co. (quar.
5
i_.
preferred
r
Friciorf
27 3c
—
income)
investment
Cascades
Mineral
1
9-
——
Co.
8-30
10-
1
(quar.i-
*—
preferred
8-30
10- 1
x$lV4%
XUV43
xUVa3
■_
10-
8-26
of
8-30
1
467BC
8-26
Bank
8-30
1
10-
5
1
Industrial
1
10-
9-
1
Publications
10-
1
11-
how
8-20
J37VaC
10-
10-
or
9-3
9- 2
xll3,:»3
50c
$l.'-5
Co.
9-16
1
xi$1.75
common
,
Corp.
(quar.)___
Jones <fc Lamson Machine (quar.)
$1.18
Wayne
20c
(quar.)—-—
Corp.
(quarterly
General
&
Johns-Manville
Wayne & Jackson RR. Co.—
J: 25c
Canadian
10-10
iquar.>__
Fort
(increased )__
com.
Electric
10-25
8-26
9-16
(rqiu.a\)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar,
General
Jefferson
1
9-30
:
General Securities
10-10
10-
Foote
b
Canadian
10-25
1
9-16
10-
:i:25c
(quar.)___
63
preference D
preference E
$1.12 Va
Carpet Co.
Fair
Stores,
$4.20
6
Ltd.—
Canadian
53
8-26
______
Casualty
National
First
8-28
9
27c
—
Ltd..
8-30
9-14
8-26
9-16
-
quar.i
Celanese,
series
9-12
1
9-30
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)—
iquar.i
50c
—___
Corp.
Co.
C
—
9-27
40c
(semi-annual)
Jamaica
10-
>_u.
(quar.)
Barge, Ltd.—
participating preferred
53
$1.03
Share
&
Y.)
—
8-2 7
10-
8-30
9- 4
lc
(N.
$1.12 >2
(quar.i
Foote-Burt
_______
Ltd.
Mtge.
Cable
8-27
5
(quar.)
_•
(qunT.
(semi-annual)..-
Inc.
9-13
9-16
9-20
9-27
20c
5c
(quar.i
Co.
9-2
9-30
Island Tug &
9-10
5
9-
$1.50
:
pi'd.
9-27
'
(quar.)—.
Foundries,
Iron
Canada
Co.
$1.50
—,—
9-27
(quar.)—.—__
(quar.i
preferred A
Rpyalty
1
9-16
J20c
Extra
preference
—
pfd.
$2
10-21
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred (quar.i
Hecla, Inc., common (quar. )
Calumet &
$1
pi'd,
——
preferred
preferred
Power
Investors
9-25
9- 3
9- 3
25c
(quar.)
53
_______
com.
$1,12 3
converti(9c
5'e'.
Interstate
5
J$1.50
90c
(quar.i__
com.
iquar.i
convertible
5':w
5.40'.
5
—___
25c
coin.
$2.50
Power,
912-
9-16
Fidclity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
Firth
:___
Utilities,
9-20
b-3J
8-30
35c
Ltd.
Breweries
12-20
15c
8-30
Financial
'—
(quar.)
California-Pacific
International
"
Corp.____
9-20
iquar.i—______
Fifth Avenue Coach
___
Corp.,
5
8-30
paid
usually
(quar.)—
preferred
r
9-
Iron
9-30
—
Quarterly
Manufacturing
Vi'
9-20
9-10
9-4
8-30
and
;
50c
*
dividend
i quar. i
Jnterlake
Ltd.—
Co.,
profits)
Co
Public
Service, Ltd.,
preference
(quar.)
preference B (quar.)
(quar.i-
com.
Fort
Butler
Co.
Corp.
9-16
51 The
common
I quar.)
insurance
Federated
6
9-16
9-16
20c
Food
Watch
Burroughs
9-30
33
income
securities
Lumber
73
_____
Co.,
Michigan)
8-23
3
Bond
Federal
3
in June
Bulova
Insular
9-16
___—i.
on
9-10
51'Ac
Co.
Electric
preferred
10-
Co.—
taken
1
10-
from
73
—_
iquar.i
6
Rubber
Brown
El
registered shares (final). Pay¬
pence
free from British in¬
Bearer and
Steel
Edgewater
9-16
Paso
9-30
Fund—
investment
cents
8-30
—
common—c—
9-30
9-
Bank
from
cents
18
8-25
____—
41'i',f
9-13
35c
-
Tobacco
(13
52'be
(quar.)
1
—
(quar.)...'
1—
Co.,
Stores,
1
_____
(quar.)____
Corp.
Bros.
9-12
Casket
Extra
Kodak
preferred
10-.1
ai_____b.J—■—_—G_'—. 31!.iC
iquar.i_
—20c
(q
Burial
Briggs, &■
v
—
inc.
3
9-13
8-27
(quar.)—___
(qiiar.i
9-27
50a
L0c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)..—!
dividend
3
9-
9-27
25c
—
(quar.)
Associates,
10-
i
25c
$1
iquar.)__
4'$ preferred (quar.i _______
Black-pin\vson Co.
(quar.)
Stock
Institutional
9-
9-10
1
common
common—
10-
25c
__i
——_
Co.,
(qitar.t
Ltd.,
10-
9-30
Ltd.:
87 %c
Gas,
'GuanUbss
9-10
b
Shares,
9-20
(qiltVr.i
41 b'preferred
2
8-22
'i'
Black
Institutional
9-10
______
4r
•
3c
do.,
3
9-
(quar.»______
Bakeries,
20c
4c
common
(quar.i
& Cement
9-
50c
tpreicrred
(qn-aivi
Participating
,—
Eastern". Gas & Fuel Association,
9-16
6 3..
Lomb
9-16
25C
iquar.)._,—
preferred"
9-30
10- 1
9-30
9-30
9-14
9-20
31c
com.
63
preference
(semi-annual).
Industrial Rayon (reduced)Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.__—
4oc
iquar.n
Sz
Ltd.,
4
■
(quar, |_
Natural
Canada,
7
22'be
(vjuar.)—,
(quar.i——
Tennessee
of
9-
40c
'(quar.i—
preferred
25c
75c
(quar.)
Co.
9-
$1.25
Nemours
preferred
9-30
$2
$1
tl2Vbc
—
9-30
Kknsas
East
9-11
JlSc
------—
RR.
Tobacco
(quar.)
9-13
3
9.-12
;
—
Fund
Imperial
40c
(qunr.)
de
;—
—
Mfg
Basic, Inc., common (quar.)
5%preferred iquar.i
Illinois
5
.
—l-_
(qu.tr.i_—.____
preferred
preferred
4.15'V
Co.
Barcalc-
Bausch-&
I.)
(quar.).!
(from income)—
is-a)
Machine
5
9-
40c
—-
iquar.i__—
Co.
35c
60c
$1.12
(quar.)_—
common
Telephone
luC
)
.
(quar.)
Duquesne. Light Co., common
3.75'fo
preferred
(quar.)
9-13
(quar.)-- '
A
Merchandising
Voting
9-
9-16
45c
______
preferred- (quar.i—a—___.
9-13
•
.(quai'.,)_-2--——
Automatic
(quar. i
cruciole
preferred
9-13
_h___
class
<E.
$3.50
9-27
—_•
(quar.)
Automatic
Stock
Pont
9-27
(quar.)
Axe-Houghion
Driver-H-riis
9-27
"
Ltd.,
Central
9-16
4c
(quar.
corp.
Dixon '(Joseph),
:i 1 L>c
investment
Bell
9-13
iqt.ar.i—
Co."
Alr.aii
Stores
10-
.at.-'-.
ui
Atlantic "Wholesalers
preferrea
Diana
9-14
$1
Spring Corp.
Associates,
'
Diamond
,
8-23
25c
L.;
(quar.)
jAd.
5 (V
6
12 he
(quar.)
_____
Smelting, Co.
Illinois
$i
—___f.
4preferred
______
|quai\i__;
11-16
in
_
Cigar Corp. (quar.)__u
Manablc nun, common
25c
Paper
______b
2
Sons,
A preferred (quar.)
prior preferred scries I (quar.)____
50c
(quar.)__
3
10-1
$2.25
___
Metal
I
.
Stores
Inc.
8-31
9- 9
9-20
9-20
9-20
class
25c
G.
7
9-
uoc
; iquar.»J.—__
American curt ly od.
Extra
12-
50c
W.
D.
Dityton1
20c
Relining,
4Vb 3
Irving Trust Co.
Luc
b.7%
Ampco
10-
Quarterly
Cutler-Hammer,
3
9-
&
$2.75
9-16
15c
9-16
9-27
67:ae
(quar.)
A
..
C.)
9-16
1
9-16
(initial)-
I
Y.)
1
Drug
9-13
9-13
(Calif.)
Co.
Insurance
15c
*
wt
(F.
1
10c
.'•uni)
->
(N.
Co.
Corp.
12(ac
<quar.)____
Marine
&
1U-
(increased)
(quar.)______——
Zellerbach
Huyck
9-30
9-30
8-31
40c
preferred
Fire
10-
Corp.
Co.
(tptar.)._
Quarterly
30c
9-16
10-15
Corp." (quar.)
Curp.
class
Oil
j
I
VH6.
bit
Petroleum
Cunningham
3
10-
(quar.)
Locker,
12-
10-
___
Machinery
Quarterly
American Writing
Crown
.oc
common
Prouucts
American
American
8-30
35c
3bc
____
"D"
(quar.i
Lines Aquaix
^.port
American
■
Crostmont
9-16
ul.i._l."U
V/U.
p)H
Insurance
ull
Cieole
9-4
,..
(quar.)
vu.n.
American
.
l
9-10
12-15
Cli.C
J_i
KJIW
(t,u..r.i___-__^2
preferred
9-13
1
9-14
13 Ac
<quar.i
B
1
10-
is-ai
t;vo-for-one
Corp.—
Co.
oyanamid,
Vines
0-20
10-
25c
.ai.hu
preferred
American
COnttildfUo.1
83
i quar.
preferred A
9
9-13
16c
__
_____
Isuoc.i
4
9-
40c
___
b
Special.
American
9-
i
5
of Rec.
11-1
11- 1
9-13
374ac
10c
Ltc).—-
1
v-2 7
5
9-
9-16
1
'.'•'50c
—
10-
9•
preieri'ed
Continental
iquar.i
Pictures
Mills,
Textile
1
10-
wioe
—a.
Holdert
30c
(quar.
(quar.)-l
common
65 s, be
vuuuuv.>
(cma-WR.
9-16
10-
20c
—
When
Payable
common
preferred
Home
9-30
30c
$1.25
i-w-
io-
1
Y.i
_
Manufacturing
Vicksourg Ry. i s-a
Ind. series
Allied
<
N.
Brass
Alabama &
Allen
mtu.r.
i Water town,
Quarterly
Akron
__________
;Warworn.)
(orav.)
10c
1
10-
16c
C6rp._;,_____,,
Insurance
xoous
preferred
Sugar,
Ilomasote Co.,
tyC
Express Co.__
Serv.ce
Aetna
10-
si
1—
—
5'V;
Holly
5'a
Corp.
oemeitt
Consolidated
ol Rec
Name at Company
8-19
usually
——._G
______
Continental Commercial Corp., com. (quar.)
60c convertible, preferred ( quar.).__
Contindntai nopper & Steel industries (quar. I
45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
liotaert
Oi Rec
53
divldmid
..t
rer
Share
tiotaer.
1
.
Cigar Corp., common (quar,)
prcteired (qUur.)_L—
„u_—
Coiisonuaieu
'
-
-
9-
Septeihotr.
in
pint,
Consolidated
reached their
yjt
'
Payable
15c
(qu.tr.)_—_-
inc.—<-
Consolidated
aate.
payment
preferred
par.icipsting
Congohu.m-Nairi:,
uurmg me current week. Then vve follow vvnlj
table in which we snow the payments previ¬
second
a
announcements
w iteit
Share
Cimpuny
name or
G'.f
15
(843)
Financial Chronicle
investment inc.)
7c
a-ou
9-16
8-30
IS
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(844)
Company
National Standard
(quar.h
Co.
Payable of Her
40c
i
Holaert
When
,
Snare
■
9-23
-
9-13
10c
England Telephone & Telegrapn (quar.)
Electric Corp., common (quar.r_,—
3li% preierred tquar.)—
Niagara Monawk Power Corp., com. iquar.t
preferred
1
&-16
9-30'
85c
9-30
9-30
:—
(quar.)—
9-
9-30
90c
97'ic
>——;
(quar
preferred
10-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
8-23
93 %C
"
3.60%
3
Southwestern
9-10
9-
5%
Spear
6
6
preferred
$1.02»ij
9-30-
9-
;—
51.31'''4.
9-30
9-
50c
9-20
9-12
(quar.)
$l.oJ
9-20
9-10
preferred i quar.i—_—
Nopoo Chemical Co. (quar.)
Portlanu
Northwestern
cement,
p;u.
A
Class
6
5.25%
Oahu Railway & Land__
Uahu
Sugar
Mfg.
50c
;
;
—
Co.
Ogiivie flour
(guar.)—
Mills,
Ltd.
9-
Casualty
425c
(quur.)_
Ohio
-Edison
Insurance
Co.,
Co.
10-
B
iVa'.r
redeemable
common
i—_
(quar.i
3.90%
preferred.
preferred
(quar.)__,.—
4.44%
preierred
Ohio
Water
97
Line
Liie
1
9-_6
$1.11
10-1
9-16
9-30
.
Old
Town
and
of
America-—
the
Ijc
(payment
preferred
the
on
at
6
Fertilizer
Co.
30c
Talcott
3-25
9-18
8-31
Stock
dividend
preferred
-
Penick
6s
•
22+aC
p,
8-15
Ford.
Penn
70c1
__r
<quar.)____
com.
tquar.)_____—,
Inc.
Milk
Co..
4tli%
Peter
common
Inc.
1*
9-
9-15
*9-13
9-
6
10-
1
9-
25c
9-30
79-20
40c
-
participating class A -(quar.)
(Charles) & Co., 4% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Pioneer Mills, Ltd.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal (quar.).
Pittsburgh Forcings
(quar.)___.
Pittsburgh Screw 6s Bolt Corp. (quar.)____
Plastics,
Inc. ' (quar.)
t
10-
6
-
25c'-'
8-23
9-12
9-
5
9-
6
:
"9-
6
-
-•30c--
9-12
30c
942
9-21
*5C""
•
'slJL.
;30c
9-30
•9-
* 10- 1
$ 1.134V'
1
10-16..
11-
1
10-15
11-1
*10-10
$1.19
$1.21
,
36c
,
9-16
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
"
common
Rlegel
preferred "A (quar.)____i_____
Textile Corp., common (quar.)
Realty &,
Construction—
(initial
25c
$4
preferred A
(quar.)
j___
Robertshaw-Fuiton Controls Co.— *"
40C
5li %
(quar.)i.
Rose
11-
1
10-11
;
"
-
35c "
•
'
9-10
(quar.)
99-
$1
9-16
9-20
9-
(quar.)_^__z
_________
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)_,
:
V.)
Marie
Reid,
5%
p.d.
conv.
.'
Finance
6
9-18
f
;20c
9
preferred- ,(quar.) ___2
$$1.12 V2
.
$50c
(qunr.)__——
Transtates Petroleum, Inc., 6% pid. ;(s-a)__
15C
10-
9-
9
10-
V 9- 9
__
—__—
—
*.-5%:, preferred
_
Century-Fox- Films; .(quar.)
Clutch
Disc
V
h
-
(quar.)____
■'
"•'>•
U.
;
.
.
»■
Ltd.,
Corp.
common
St.
Joseph
Lead
(reduced)
Salada
Shirrifi-Horsey Corp., Ltd.—
5^%
preferred
A
"
-...
Van
;
Schwitzer
Corp.,
_12ll:C
_u
A
5Vi %
preferred
A
27&c
5-1-58
<quar.)___
A
%■ preferred
2-1-58
27'aC
8-1-58
(quar.)
!
(quar.)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.. (quarterly from net income)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock
(trom
net
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Common
4.10%
25c
10.-
1
1
Seeman
Inc.
Shattuck
(F.
Shawmut
G.).
Co.
4^2%
5%
Ltd.,
5%;
preferred
Simon
(H.)
5%
&■ Sons,
f
Wagner Electric Corp.
8-19
6
Water,ous. Equipment. Ltd.
8-19
10-
1
Western
-
8-28
15c
*9-20
9-
be
held
10-
1
1
9-15
*
* lOc
,"9-20
9-
„
'
20c
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
declare
share
Smith
10-
1
25c
10-
1
9-
6
25c
10-
1
9-
6
$30c
9-30
;•
9-19
9-13
9-13
this
'
'
preferred
4.60%-
4.60%
4Vi %
South
5%
Co.
9-
3
original
4.32%
1
Yellow
Southern
Indiana
Common
4.807c
Southland
Southwest
&
Royalty
Mfg.
W.)
__________
8-30
9-13
9-3
10-
10-
15C
1
9-14
-
-
Co.,
5%
fi-15
.
9-10
25c
9-13
9-
$0,048
8-26
7-12
.
•
-
Below
9-20
$1.12 ¥2
9-16
99-
conv.
pfd.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 lie
10-10
1-31-56
1-10
37 lie
4-30
4-10
7-31
7-10
37 lie
i
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
10-31
10-15
9-30
9-30
dends
preceding table.
week, these
9-10
8-23
Name of
9-12
9-12
57tic
10-
1
9-12
57,,ic
10-
1
9-12
ACF
10-
1
9-12
A.
ABC
A
Share
1
Vending (quar.)
C F
Industries
Wrigley
M.
P.,
;
(quar.)
9-27
9-
6
60c
9-30
27c
(quar.i
9-30
$1.20
I
(liquidating!
(quar.)
Lines
99-
5
Seal-Kap
5
pfd.
3rd
Refining
Foundries
9-30
5%
5%
11-
1
75©
9-16
$5
8-30
10-15
98-
3
9
Acme
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Wire
(quar.)
Co.
9.
8-30
(quax.)
8-121
9-13
9_13
9-23
10-
5
1
-
■
8-'2
8-23
-
8-23
8-30
7%c
9-20
9-
$1
9-3
8-9
8-15
5
;
37J%C
9-12
Arden
Farms
;
8-31
1
Co.,
Co.
common
Oil
Corp.
Corp.,
Arizona
3
8-15
9-3
8-15
31V4c
(quar.).,
8-15
9-3
8-15
25c
(quar.)__
3
31 %c
9-17
8-30
9-
3
8-9
$15c
9-
8-30
9
8-12
50c
(quar.)
9-13
9-
9-
3
8-19
9-
7laC
.*
1
8-9
87I2C
9-1
8-9
25c
common
Service,
*
30c
'
9-13
8-14
2
7-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Public
3
9-
ise
(quar.)
participating preferred
Argus
Ltd.—
Inc.
9-
343sC
(Pittsburgh)—
Corp.
9-30
Power
Refineries,
9-30
.
75c
60c
prior preferred (quar.)_:
preferred B
(quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Mtdland
Argo
5%
(Miami)
Co.
—
8-30
8-15
Class
Glass
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
3
Sugar
9-23
50c
A
9-
Atlantic
Window
Angostura-Wupperman
25c
Common
8-26
9-30
(quar.)
9-16
1
8-26
1
9.
Water Works Co.—
$1
10-
P-24
%
30c
_
!___
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
9
$28 >/ec
i28iac
9-10
$1.25
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acadia
9-10
Co.
(quar„:)__
Co.
v
12-1B
5Q<,
Common
Dairies
(quar.)
9-20
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)________
(quar.)
:
Abbots
preferred
8-30
>•
series
8-
9-
8-30
25c
.
.
Smelting
8-26
1
8-30
9-13
9-13
"
$L25-
preferred (quar.);
;
5Mj% preferred (quar.)^________.
Holdert
10-
9-16:"
9-13
$1.25
Seating Co.
$3
41*2%
(quar.)
G%
Payable of Rec.
$42 lie
9-10
10-1
of Del.-—
conv.
8-16
i
"12-10.-
9-20
$1.75
Corp.
series
3
(quar. 1
12-30
.
25c
;
2nd
9-
Common
3©
Ltd.—
pfd.
1214c
Co.,
9-10
9-13
$1
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Paper
8-30
9-27
!
Common (quar.)
7% prefereed
(quar.)
inc.
&
9-13
9-13
Chemical Corp.—
10c
!
(quar.)
Stores
20c
8-21
'
.
Company
'
8-23.
50c
40c-/
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting
When
9-13
-
25c
A
President
American
being given in the
Per
"
11-21
(quar.)
American
this
com.
(quar.)__;
$2Qc
9-
1010-
1
9-10
1
9-10
9-13
8-20
50c
9-12
8-30
27lie
9-1
$2.36
$30c
9-1
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.),
59c
9-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
$2.40
$$1.25
28c
preferred
(quar.)
60c
9-1
8-1
$2.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
62lie
9-1
8-1
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0834
1
8-1
$1.10
Ltd.—
$12 lie
.
8-15
25c
&
American Tobacco
we
announced
5
9-30
(quar.)
American. Stores
3
10-31
8-
11- 4
.
.12- 2
r
9-30
■
Extra
3
3 7 lie
;
•
37%c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
3
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
1
-40©
Potash
American Steel
62 fie
.
9-3
>
$1.12.^
American
8-31
J
8-5
•.
3
9-1
30c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary—
9-20
(quar.)
2
$1.311*. t 10- 1
30©--.*: 9-10
(quar.)__
American
1
•
9-
27¥ac
5%
.
cl. A com.
convertible preferred
convertible
1
.
(quar.)___________
5%
$1.12 li
*
"25c
(quar.)__
Co.
*
8-20
Illinois—
of
—
$4 preferred
American
at
__i
8-15
.*
8-14 ;
•'
.
9.-
1-.
3C
News
Class A
"
75c
9-30 •'
8-15
9-20
9-
'
*
.
32%c
—
Common
9-20
1
8-23
32:/,t "12- 2
preferred
American
9-20
1
10-
*•
'
9
9-3*
$3.80
J.)'—
N.
9-
35c35c '.
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Increased Quarterly.
8-30
9-10
19-10
10-10
25c
9
8-23
". 0-10
35c .'* ' 9- 1
~
Machine & Foundry <quar.)_
Co.. Ltd., common (quar.i
American
omitted
Electric—
Co
9-10
9-10 ^
•'
$1,16%.
;
8-
.30©
/.;
(quar.)_-i
(Newark,
Quarterly
8-31
20c
*
Ltd
6%
Co.,
convertible
10-
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
preferred
Cab
6%
10-
(quar.i
Gas
(F.
—
8-
8-21
*.
American.
9-17
9-14
$1.0614
Co.
5%
6%
eavjc
37'ic
preferred
9-27
9-10
30c
Investment Co.
American
Abitibi
(quar.)
Insurance
11-15
9-16V,'- 8-31
8-31 •
9-10
30c
Quarterly
.
6
85c
Corp.^ common .(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
4*2%
8-22
Edison Co.—
preferred
9-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
8-16
12-16*■
36c
(quar.)___x
; 8-30
; 8-30
•
25© *,T2-14 ,*11-30
25s
(quar.)__
Derrick
&
A
preferred dquar..)___j;
Metal Products, common
51 (j.%
.,'9-10
9-30
10c
Worthington
56'/(c
(quar.)
9-20
15c
preferred
$1
Insurance
Woolworth
27%c
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
Gas
25c
25c
(quar.)___.
A
preferred
Calif.
J25c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)__
.8-30
11c
,
9-16
;
the
on
class
"
8-30
8-30 *;
121^g*
Meter Co. (quar.)
.'.
Ameriean-National Insurance-(Galveston)
5
$10c
1
—
Co
Michigan Power—
preferred
(quar.)
4!'j.%
8-23
held.
<quar.)__
(quar.)_
preferred
Jersey
•
"
Electric & Gas,
-preferred
Southern
share
Corp.,
•/
8-19
,
0-16
25©
(quar.)___
American Title 6s Insurance
t$l,25''"9-
<quar.)__
Products
Carolina
9-
meeting
a
Ltd.
4%%
'
9-12'
lcc
American
9-18
6
'
;
9- 9
25c
•
American
•
9:
9-10
12%c
American Metal
time)
Wolverine
•
75c
(quar.)
each
8-30
25c
Inc.
Power
(quar.)
prior preferred
*514%
8-30
9-20
(quar.)___
(J. B.)~
6%
for
9-20
9-6
■
r
25c''
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
8-30
8-30
50c *
Wisconsin
-
Paper Mills,
9-20
9-20
1
"
"
4To
Common
8-30
9-20
$1.05
(reduced)
common
(Consider H.)
(Payment
8-30
Ltd,^-
common
Aircraft
Sonoco
5%
of
25c
10-
75c
Assurance, com.
preferred (quar.)i:
American
4
$1.01
8-30
f50c
(quar.)
on
9-
10c
Corp.r
Williams;
8-30
t25c
^_*
'
Sept. 13
1
,/$1.25 1
Stores Inc., common (quar.)
preferred; (quar.)_x_i._i__1.2__-;
preferred (quar.)
9-15
proposal t©
6tock dividend of an additional
(Howard)
Solar
South
a
on
10-
(quar.)
(from net Investment Inc.)
preferred
Wlllett
9-15
$1.25
$4.25
6%,
3
$1.13
special
$2.50
Wieboldt
9-15
10-
:
a
•
'
4
Whitney Bldlce
Smith
to
9-
8-16
10-1;
*
J.)*-(quar.)
(initial)
Home
American
.V
-
3
$1.13
.*___
4V%
,
9-14
40c
(A. O.) Company—i
Stockholders will vote at
1
(quar.)__
Kentucky Gas
Whirlpool
9-13
$1,251
preference
10-
(quar.)
6
I
preference
redeemable
6
9-
;
(quar.)i
8-20
,
(quar.)__.
"V
,(quar.t_-j.
convertible
preferred
9-20
Simmons-Boardman Publishing Corp:— *
$3
preferred
$4.12
25c
(quar.)
common
9-10
$1.03
$4.20
7-17
Western Carolina Telephone
*___
Ltd.
9-13
9-10
»
;
$4.64 prior
i, American Home Products Corp. (monthly)
American Hospital Supply (quar.).
American Indemnity Co'/
(Md.) (s-a)
.
Wellington Fund
con;mon
Breweries,
Silknit,
conunon
5
.-
Sicks'
9-30
9-14
'A 50c
$2.50
(quar.)L___i
(quar.)J
_1
5
(quar.)
Shujton, Inc.,class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.js--
Power,
*
Casualty1 (quar.1)
Foreign
Hoist
^American
.
8-15
1
75c
*
,
&
American
P
(quar.)_'_'_____.
9-
r*
preferred (quar.
1
25c
,
..
9-
12&C
preferred (quar.)_;
TO-
3
25c
>
__x_
9-16
Associations (quar.)
Shelby Salesbook,
9-
25c
<quar.)_
(reduced)
>
<fc
,
9-
9-
30c-
Barge
(quar.)______________
Class B (quar.)
American Hair & Felt
9-20.,
8-15.
.
$1.121^"". 9- T51.*'.-1; 8-16""
'
(s-a)_i____*x^_ 1_
preferred
6
4
'..
.
(quar.)
$4.04 preferred
9-
10-
9-17 1
10-22
.:
.
Tiling,
American Greetings
3
0-27
.
9-
payment at
;..
5% preferred
$5
1
30c
30c
Iric. '(quar.)
Virginia Electric
9-16
.
8- 9
8-14
-
1
60c
-
:—
t,American Forging-& Socket Co.
(quar.*)_
American Gas & Electric
(quav.)
9- 3
rll-
15c
dividend
..*•,*
on* common
4-17
;
$25c
,
Inc.—
preferred
Mills
9-16
(quar.)—.—
(quar.
Co.,
(N.
Electronics
American
9-11
V
(quar.)
common
8-31 *;
*> 8-30 10- 1
9- 1
9-1
$1.25
25c
87lbc
.
Quarterly
*9-11
,
$56c
25c-
(quar.)_____
Co.—
Commercial
Encaustic
.-American Fire &
6
7
30c
.
.
9-16
(quar.)_
class A preferred
1.
'
r
■'v.f 71
Weco Products
Seiberiing Rubber Co., common.*
.*_•__
4*2% prior preferred (quar.)_-___i
5%
Common.
9-
10-
10- 7
42 lie
22',2C
;
Bros..
taken
.this time) t:
$2.28 convertible
9
10-13
Chicle Co,
-'-Stock
3
10c
(quar.)-
Industries,
action
9-
8-9
(quar.)
Colortvpe
American
9-20
10c *
$1.02^2
V
Sealed Power Corp.
(quar.)ju_
Security Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
Norman
9-15
9-27
75c
(quar.)
Steel Corp. Ltd
Company :'(quar.)i
Vanity- Foir
.1-17
,
50c
"9- 1
$1.62%o ."
0-15 -:' 8-30
*61^% 1st preferred tquar.)—,_..|1.62M«.ft;v..t2vl5/c 11-29
American Can Co., 7Co preferred (quar.)
4334,c
10- 1
/ 9-12
American Chain & Cable (quar.)______
62¥jc* *
9-13 y1"* 8-30
American
9-16
6-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred
American
9-26
9-10
9-20
$25c
American Biltrite Rubber^—
.' 612 %
1st preferred (quar.)
American
9-13
10-1
.
preferred (quar.)i_t___
Note, common * (quar.)
Bank
8-5
93%c.*;
:—
Co.—
American
9-13
10-
,
.
,
!
;(quar.)-•____'
.V
9-
15c.
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'
10-17
-
8-23
30C
.
8-ltt
(increased quar.)
"
^
incomei
,«•
.
Co., class A
/; Veeder-Root,
9-10
11-1
27VsC
A
V
8-30
9-16
27V^c
(quar.)_.
preferred
Inc.
8-
9-13
25c
tquar.)u
Vicksburg:Shrereport & Pacific Ry.—
1
9-10
25c
5preferred
512%
Fund,
9-
Fastener
Tobacco,.common
(No
A
•*—.•
*
J343aC
.
S.
Upson
6
% B-28
v
,$5c
.
;
B~ (quar.)
United
8-23
9-
15%," :* 9-16
(quar.)
Scrtpto, Inc., class A (quar.)
Schlage Lock (quar.)__'.
i
9-10
10-17
30c*'
.
Foil
S.
0-.1.0
%.371ac"-.
9-10
*• $15c
r_
par tic.: 2nd pref,
Utah Power ds^Light (quar.)___:
-
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend -:
9-28
6%
I
'
--
Acceptance
non-cur.i.
-'.7%
.
9-lf)
* 12%c" r 9-24
(quar.)___
40c
American
8-23
.
$1
:
K
:
Class
U.
5
8-29
,9-
,
9-11
9-10
(quae.)-
Bakeries
'Common
,
10- 1
9-5
(quar.)__
convertible
9
9-
B
(quar.)
A
Clay Mines Corp., (N. J.)
>;.United;.Fruit Co. Iquar.) V._*x_2__-—i__
10- 2
-*
.
preferred
American
1
10-
Corp. Ltd.;. class
(quar.)
United-Carr
9-10
34aBc 'V'9-20
*
6%
8-16
*9-3 -'
8-21
11-15
10-31
9-108-15
9-16
;
9- 2* :.
TO- U
9-20 ;*
30c
preferred
Metals
8-22
t221tc
Aggregates, common
preferred
(quar.)—;—
Airlines Inc.,
9- 3
(initial quar.)—
com.
preferred
convertible
8-15 *
9-30
9- 5
8-31
18*4C
(quar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)_
3%%
9-16
9-24
9-3
30c
—
(quar.)__,
:
of Canada, Ltd.—
Co.
9-3
9-3
9-30
19-21
20c'
—-
*
1
—
Co
new
10-
25c
50c
3712C*
—
Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.>
Mfg.
8-16
8-12
8-19
50c
—
——
Goods
American Art
9
1010-
$60c
.' * *
.
9-1*6
1st
American
1
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
4*2%.
5%
$37%c
—____
(quar.)—___
7 United
'.8-30
37-% C: *
*
'
_
'9-
———
_
9-3
9-10
8-26
'
$
10- 1
40c
75c
*$I.
50c
$1.02
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
American
9-
9-11
5OTic-
preferred
(A.
1
4%
8-20
8-30
9-10
S.)
Aluminum
9-13
10-
j
Common
Roe
9-20
10-
v$3.75
v
9-13
9-25
,
37 lie
:
(quar.)
Corp.
9-25
8:!ic
Mfg.,
Aluminum Co. of America, common
,
quar.)_,
8-15
®-15
*
2oc
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
(quar-)——-—-————
Aluminium, Ltd..
8-24 '
9-10
;
$60c
60c
9-20
10-23
9-3
8-26
Union
8-30
1
10-10
1
9-21
*
8-30
9
"" 12'ic
Republic SteeL Corp.
(quar.)
:
Rej*nolds Metals Co., common (quar.):
4^4%
9-16
9-
10-
50c*
1
1
i
9-13
12I2C
""I
______
11-
9
(quar.)___
,*
Union Stockyards Co. of Omaha,, Ltd.—
/ V Quarterly '
Union Sugar Co."(quar.)
'V
:
87lic
'
75c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
_
(Louis)
(A.
Aluminum
'
9-16
10-
85c
___.
10-10
9-
Twin
8-30
1
10-10
1
10-
.
1
11-
A.
9-14-
7-15
10c
Alloy Cast Steel
Allison Steel
11-
;
25c
^
—
«{.Twentieth.
5
10-
•'
$1
———
(quar.)i_
Co. (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)_—
Altec Companies ' (quar.)
10-15
1
$1.14
9- 3
.10-1
-oC
<quar.)^_—
preferred
Aloe
3
1111^
$1.16
;—__
%
%
9-20
10-
•
**
$2
9-
4.08%
$1
—
.
-9-13
30c
9-27
Allis-Chc lmers^
Allis
,10-
Class
8-30
9-30
v
-•
f'lOC
-
.
9-16
75c
3
*8-30
■
9-16
1
9-23
$lv3l"l4
3C<^
Corp. (Mich.)
Corp., common
Stores
,
8-30
10-1
l3_ic
'
—-
______—
^preferred
■
*. 8-3©
9-
1
10-
Allied
25c
lnc
Traders
C-30
Vac. "
12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___2_
.Utilities 1 (quar.)
.Towmotor
.
9-16
10-
*^9-30
$121aC
5c
(quar.)
—
Products
.'.4%
9-16
(quar.)_
.
9*a3
'
5*4%' preferred
Co.;
Laboratories
Extra
Allied
$1.14
$4 pfd.
Toronto General Trusts. Corp.
r
.
30c
8-30
15C
(quar.)
Quarterly
Todd Shipyards Corp.
'
9-301
9-10
Allied
9-10
1
Finance
Allied Gas Co.
9-10
1
62%c
.5 %v preferred,, (quar.) ^
i,
Title Ii^surance Corp. of St. Louis
Title Insurance & Trust
(Los Angeles)—
9-11
9-30
*
:
Mfg.' (111.),
3li%
Allied
10-
71':«c
ii___—___________
.
Relianqe
9-13
10-
Corp.—
preferred :• quar.)
Chemical & Dye (quar.)—
Allied
1
,30c
(quar,)
,
Ser.vltiJ Co.,
-New: common
9-11
V
87^0---
-
(qnar.)___r________T_
Light Co., $4 pfd. iquar.)x_
preferred
(qu.a:r.j_^v_-.-v_^---:--_-__.
preferred
(quar.);
Tishman
3
'
$4.75
(quar.)_____
8-30
10-
15c
»-13
8-26
1
-<*6c
Co.~ (quar.)___
Equipment
<fc
Pictures
8-lfa
9-13
9-13
XU"*
$25e
——>
512%
9-17
9-30
Artists
8-16
.-3
10- 1
■^
$1
„•
1
; -9-10
-V $1- "
•
preierred (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)------;
preferred tquar.)
Bros:
9-27
Electric
Allied
8-16
10- }
(initiali—
common
Fund___
new
Dividend
Alien
9-18
9-30
%
30c
$1.0o
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-ai
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
8-30
Time,
3 /
9-13
9-
10- '1
*
50c -*
Pyle-Nfttlonal
Reeves
1
9-13
Textile^ .Inc., coinuion rf(quar.)_^___2____—
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
—___________
8-30
—-Sc.
$1.1214
PflBer
Raybestos-Manhattan
10-
50c
$4.84
Texas
Corp.—
Ihc. (quar.
Puhlicker Industries,
2
$7c
—_
Power
$4.76
9-11
76c
*
•
(quar.)_
Preway,
9-
35c
2 la
iquar,)_;___T
preierred
(quar.)___2____
$4.64
■
Potomac Electric Power (increased i_
9-10
loC
.
preferred
S4.56
■
8-30
9-25
9-30
Aircraft
.
Texas
9r20
♦
9-13
30c
-
>___
(-quar.)
Petroleum & Trading
8%
10-
r
30c
•-
(quar.)
-
9-14
■10-18
a
(quar.)
2
$1.25
(quar,)
(stock*dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Texas
,8-23
1-
$1
;_
-
Corp.
preferred
Paul,
1
2
25c
-
■.
iquar.)___:
Cement
9-
Ltd.,
Steel,
Canadian
Ail
6
9-10
5c,
..
Inc.
preferred
$4.56
911-
371 ic
•
Penney (J. C.) Co.
iquar.)
•
;
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Permian Basin Pipe- Lines Co.. tquar.)
Pet
9
30e
preferred
Pann-Dixie
5-14%
8-22
10-
IOC.
;
Ltd
Controls,
9-
9-20
•'-8-23
-»
4%
Products,
2nd
4%
5%
;
'
__J__
Metal
Peoisular
■
25c >
_____
t»|uar.)__i—r-i.T
nrefprred
T-ji
Z
9- 3,
Co., common (quar.)
35c
(ouciT-)"—«•£!-•
Steel
Wood
Algoma
8-
«P)C
:
...
—
(James),
»
'
$2
Pacific
6%
Alan
9-16
1
8-30
3
a
_40c
.
,
Natural Gas (quar 1
Power, 4.20%
preferred (qmu.)—
preferred (quar.)
—
4.60%
8-30
9-16
10-
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar..)—
8-15
9- 5
- ; .■-
7©;
common
J
9-13
62^c
(quar.
n
1;"if
»
j
9-16
..
U<v
•
(quar.)__
common
Corp.,
Gas
Alabama
(1%
(quar.)
.
—___________
Die
$3.50
8-30
10c
Co.,
Joe
_W371a c
Alabama Tennessee
8-30
9-16
$30c
quur.)__,—
Alabama
10-15
1
9-10
10c
(qirar.)__________
&
11-
.
:,0e
Industries, Ltn,
tquar.)__-____——
Electric Products, Inc.—
(quar.)
$4 preierred
(quar.)
i_—r—1—
Syracuse. Supply .(quar.)
_____
Temco
&
Employees msurai.ee (quar.)
Iauemni«,y
(quar.i
Paatex Mfg., common tquar.|______
3
$56 Vic
:
Common
,
Chemical
Corp.
3
y-
1,
,
preferred
4.50%
8-28
A
(quar.)
Tool
9-
9-14
,o"vf
if
ff" 3 3i"^
Mfg.
D.)
Reduction
Air
3
9-14
»teld)
are
9-
.
25c
*
——______
Corp.,: class
8-30
9-13
9-14
37 'Ac.
*.
Switson
9-13
\
com¬
Paciiic
30c
1
8-21
3
(J.
.
Holder§
Payable of Rec,}
\X
(quar.)
Aeroquip Corp. (quar )
Aetna-Standard
Engineering
(quar.).—-Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores. Ltd. (luciea^ea)
Adams
Sylvania
pany. meeting held on Aug. l£i.
Orangeburg
Mfg.- (quar.)
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pid. (s-a)
Pacific
s.
9-
,
25c
_______
Sons .(&LOcK dividend)
Mills
Co.
Superior
common
omitted
i
(ipc-feased
iquar.)
Sunbeam
.
;
Corp.
9-23
Stuart
6
9-
9-30
25c
Co.
9-
$1,371.2
(quar,—
,_Jw
each
lor
B
B
StTawDridge & Clothier, $5 preierred
9-16
1
2 %■■
Insurance
Quarterly
shares
3
10-
37 li©
_
tquar. >_—
ptifel (J. L.)
Class
10-
Co.
Bros.,, Ltd.
Stonecutter
IC
Stock dividend
Old
9-
9-30
Mfg.
class
10-
10-15
3%
.
dividend
dividend
dividend
Stock
When
" Share
.'•
■
industries,sine.—
Consolidated
Stock
9-16
(quar.)__
(qunr..i__
Co.,
"
5
$1.10
(quar.i
Service
9-
.
preferred
Register
Tube
Stedman
ii-30
9-15
6uc
»quar.)_^__
4.40%
Stearns '
8-30
1
10-1
12C*
(quar. i
$1.07
Company-\r'if:
Stock
9-16
«J-lU
1
—__—
quar.)______V'——,
(increased quar.)___—l*__i—:
Standard
8-30
$25c
Ohio
1
1
10-
preferred
iquar.)____-_-:__^-_-______
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.:—
'
\
6
9-12
9-13
1010-
6%
8-31
9-12
250
36c
_____
$1.25
$l.l0>/4
.
(increased
Standard
Oak
■'
*
(A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)
$6.50 1st preferred ravcum.)_
Class
6
(quar.)x
V-
(quar.)______,
(quar.)
Name of
Payaole oj Rec.
Adam
Cc„
6s
Hoiaen
When
.
snare
*,
.
Sprague Electric (quar.)__,_i_^-__—________
State uoanFiuaucc-—- ...
4.10%
»
(quar.):
pre.erred
Spalding
' ' '
"
Electric—
&
preierred
4.28%
6
99-
Gas
preferred
4.65%
6
9.
Company}
Name of
"
9-13
9-30
27-% c
___.
3T0%
9-25
$2
New
Newport
Per
•H
:
Per
,
.
Per
Name of
Monday, .August 26,1957
■
'
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page
50)
9-
Volume
186
Number 5667
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(845)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK*
Range lor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
HIGH
32% Mar 12
29
Jan
14
33% Jun
37% Dec
6
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
51% July 15
08% Dec
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
38% Sep
21
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
53
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
14
'
14
11
■"
Apr
56% AUg 23
13 % Apr
20
10
29% May 25
22
Sep 19
23% Dec
/
108
37% Dec
30
28
29% May
19
38% Jan
Aug 2n
24
Mar
Feb
132
Frldav
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
12% Dec 31
22% Jan
3
22% Dec
31
Dec
10
13
19
20% Jan
204
ACF-Wrigley
26
36% Feb
136
155.
52*
9
Feb
9
Nov
"
190
163
9
2% Dec
Dec
155
July
2% Mar
16
17
Dec
11
111
Dec
14
117% Jan
19
16% Dec 21
23%. Feb
88 'a Jan
23
77-
Dec
23% Mar 22
31
Dec
5
1G0
3a
Jan
23
Aug 23
Jun 25
15% Feb
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
'105v
5% Feb
4
108%Mar 19
46% Aug 23
117% Mar 27
18% Jan
11
143*
11
Jan
25
16
19
82% Aug 20
5
13
ii
•
'
Nov" 28
21% Dec
129%' Apr
9
25%' Aug 15
11
21% Jun
20% Aug
42% Dec
21
56% Jan
4
4074 Feb 15
7-7
26
97% Jan
3
75
Jun
377* July 25
32
Mar 25
108
Mar 15
119
34% Aug 23
39
Dec
3Q7'frNov 29
Jan
47
Feb
28.
Dec
31
39
3
27
Feb
4
24
Sep
27
3174 Nov 19
26
Jan
2
2974 Jan
4174 Jun
10474 Feb
19
GO 74 Feb
27
July 11
13374 Aug 10
80
Feb
13%
1374
1374
47
30%
30
30%
25
25 74
5,600
5,000
26%
178
175%
177%
*175
1
Corp
Corp-.
___
4.50%
Engineering Co—1
Mining—'
'!>'
Jan"10
58
Dec
.
12174 Mar 23
Jan
79
4
22
9
2674 Mar 16
Sep 19
10574 Sep 27
12
:
—100
7
108
Jan
26
9574 Jan
9
8
3174 Oct
29
May 28
167-4 Jan 23
70% Jun
9
-
27-74 Mar
64
39% Oct
S3
2374 Aug"
2
4774 Dec 11
1
Sep 28
26 74 Aug
54
118
Dec
11
19% Dec
3
Oct.
38
2074 May
18
12
35% Jim 20
48% Mar 11
5
53% Jan 25
D
27
«7
27
3774' Apr
Jan
22 %
21%
22%
21%
217a
20%
21%
5,000
4374
4474
43%,
44
44
44%
43%
44%
Corp
Co
of
374%
474%
Airlines
4%
preferred
American
7
American
7%
Co
inc
Cable
American
American
4 74%
Can
Co
Chicle
American
European
American
1674 Apr
5
43% Aug
2
2374 Dec 31
31
143
7
31
4
1374 Nov 29
15
Dec
95-
Feb
28
9
■"
1Q
25 %
9
17
40%, Dec
93
'
*
9574 Feb
.-1474 Jan
2
6
108
28
' Jan
16
21% Apr
30
Jan
27
25
18
Apr
<
5
8% Jan
•
3
13 7 a Jan
30
•
574 Dec 31
55% Jan
12
2874 Feb1
8
16% Dec
5
45ft
Dec
19
28
Nov
Feb
21
46l4r Jan 23
143 7« Dee
12
•
33
177
'Jun
3
16% Jun
7
8% Mar 21
21'
647a Jan
•3374 May
31
3
11
37% May 17
11
66% July 11
Aug 19
18Va Jan
9
Apr
4
J472 Jan
10
50
Aug 20
19
51'
13
597'4 "Jan
20
136
Jun
4.)
Jun
158
19
3
15572 Jan
'
24
45% Jan
3
123% Feb
15
47% Jan
116% Aug 13
28
45'4 Mar 12
16
3
54% Aug 15
68 7a Oct
119
Dec
28
16% Jan
16
10
1871m Feb
1
1
26
9
Jan
25
Dec
51% Jun
3
10 %
4
29
Jan
27
Dec
3
10
footnotes
31
14
9 74 Jan
21
11% July 26
17
25
July
23% ,*rv
2774 Feb
1
>4
"■
6
25% Jan
23
13% Aug 23
19V2 Mar
7
25% May 23
33% Aug
5
53
Aug 20
72% Jan
9
Nov
7
64
Aug 23
81
2
2
3174 Feb
107
30% May 28
26 74 May 29
For
78% Jan
13174 Feb
42% Apr
6
32% Jan
4
44% July 11
.
,
90
17074 Mar
2
12
87% Mar 19
14
81% Dec
Jan
19
85
Jan 23
6374 Feb
12
3074 Feb
May 28'
65
25
6914 Aug 22
23 !u Mar 13
12
24
1111a Aug
July 20
177a Dec
Apr
34% Apr
Aug 23
170% Jan
2
13
23% Nov 26
40
1
,
9
■
84% Apr 30
14574 Jan 27
31% Nov 23
2974 Aug 23
30%
,Oct
*2/%
28
:>a
28
2774
2774
42%
43
43%
431',
437b
43 Va
11974
43%
121
ii
May
41% July 18
Jan
12
85
4214 Dec
13
39% Jan
4
50% July 12
30% Feb
13
25% Jan
8
433«May31
40
Mar 20
43% July li.
35% Mar 19
see
page
28.
•
116%
12074:
50
28
100
.42
42%
800
•27%
i
119'-,,
12174
120
115
11714
6774
687 +
68 74
68 74
68
68
68
687a
2,900
17 7,,
17%
17%
17%
17%
1774
17%
17%
17%
28,300
91
9i
91
9074
90%
300
3674
36 %
3,000
'
7074
94
91
36%
3674
9774
*96
26%
*26
57
*54
7a
>
;
19 7
a
5174
50
127
*95
19%
19%
50%
12574'
36%
*95
97
*95
27
27
•26%
57
51%
1241b
s
93
27
'*54
57
361,,
97
*2674
2774
*9074
3614
.36%
36%
97
2014
.
1874
18%
19%
*54
57
54
18,000
97
40
27
;
500
54
10
1914
127
20
1974
19%
17,800
5074
20%
51%
126
18
18%
*19
19%
*19
5%
5
'
5 74
574
51
4974
50
10,300
*124
128%
43
4114
42%
42
37%
37%
37%
85%
♦
5271'
58
60
'■
,
18
12274
1874
*19
12274
1,300
17 '/a
1774
15,700
19%
•19
19%
57 b
574
7'i,
7u
*37
53 7 g
574
5
57b
5,600
421,,
42 Va
4274
42%
427b
27,600
37%
3774
3774
37%
377a
2,000
5374
5374
52 %
53
58%
50%
52%
74
64 7a
59
59 74
5974
5974
59
60
31%
3174
31%
31%
31%
317a
3274
30%
31%
347a
34 7 4
3474
*3314
347a
*3374
3474
*33%
34%
*80%
83
*81
83
*81
83
83
*80%
83
42%
4174
2474
26
1674
1974
'
42%
26 74
16
••
18" 4
19%
18 la
53
59 >
30%
34%
*80%
41%
2574
15%
1974
*47
26
«
1474
42 7a
26 74
.
15%
;■
197
191;,
47
47
26
.;
437 m
*2574
16
1974
4874
19%
sir.
4,100
1,900
,
6,300
300
'
'
4214
.
25%
2574
251a
%
25%
1,800
15%
m
4274
*1574
15%
1514
15%
3,500
19%
1874
19
4,500
19
it,
*4674
41
•2574
47%
*46
42%
40,600
47%
200
26%
22%
25%
24
i
24%
23%
24
1474
15
14%
147 a
14%
1474
7,200
35
14%
34 74
14%
34»%
14%
34%
34%
34%
14,900
2074
98
*96
160
16074
1574
1574
*95%
1574
16%
20%
34%,
20 74
*2074
97
96
159
20%
*94
97
160
3214
20%
2074
97
*94
*90
80
52
22
*86
2674
*287y
Aug 22
0574 May
9
American
'
Steel
Foundries
1
American Stores Co—__i.—'—i.
1
Amer Sugar Refining common——25
7% preferred
25
American Sumatra Tobacco—t
5
American Tel & Tel Co_7
American Tobacco common
—100
25
6% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp
-25
American Water Works Co com—-5
Preferred 6series
25
Preferred 574% series—!
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Amphenol Electronics Corp—.—1
—
4174
31%
3274
9%
974
1727., 17274
70 74
70%
33%
10r'«
357,1
10%
*25%.
*23%
14%
26%
24%
1474
,30
53 %
66
317a
50%
67
6.25
38%
*86
4374
32%
*33%
38%
86 ! ,
46
33%.
34
Common
$4 preferred:
.
j
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
—21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
Andes Copper Mining—
—14
i67a
3874
*80
9074
*87
26
r.
167a
26,800
20%
600
967a
300
*9574
1574
15 Vb
16Va
161b
*90
377'a
*80
159%
15
97
15%
2,000
37%
18,400
82
23
50
51%
52
1,800
22%
j
52 74
227a
21%
227a
9.J00
9074
*87
90 74
*87
907a
2614
2674
261m
26
74
26%
2a7/a
26 74
2974
*2874
29 74
2974
297-4
29 74
23%
*14%
6%
14%
674
*14 7 it
141M
147a
147a
14%
53
;
1,800
:
16%
94
*28%
-
,3,800
1,300
,
52 74
52 74
2274
97
82
*80
82
15
3314
38
38%
5274
158%
94
*90
94
38
80
51%
22%
2
1574
16 74
16 7y
*90
1574
*95 7
1574
1574
1574
94
*87
90%
2614
297a
53%
30
97
51
21%
23
52%
29%
*9574
1574
52%
40
97%
160%
1574
1574
1674
80
*1474
1474
7
774
537,,
5414
28-a
28%
3414
35 7m
43%
51%
14
1474
*151
155
26%
2674
62
64
50',,
521«
139
139%
•al7u
41%
*116
119 74
*1574
*90
x37
80
337i,
:
Co
50
Anaconda Wire & CableNo par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Anaconda
v
160
15%
*95%
94
37%
15974
15514
*1574
97%
1574
16%
'
37 7a Feb
July'24
•
10% Dec
American Molasses Co—
—1
American Motors Corn--.
5
American Natural Gas'Co
25
American News Co--—'
-No par
American Optical Co
:—-———1
Amer Potash & Chemical——No par
Amer Rad & Std'Sany common—5
<7% preferred'-j-.——:
—100
American Seating Co——;—
10
American Ship Building Cpw-NO par
Amer Smelt & Refg conl—"—No par
7% preferred
u——
:—100
American Snuff Co comnton-i—-25
!
6% noncumulative preferred__lO()
12
97% July 363% Jun 11
48
1
—100
Melal Products com
2
convertible preferred—20
572%
Aug 19
3974'Jan
28
)
20"%
American
Aug 20
46% Mar .2
29%
3474
preferred—
July 31
July 31
■62
129% Mar 26
165
47a''0
29
31
'26
10
41%
*28 74
2074
6
4
21
148
25
40%
29 74
34%
99V2 Feb
28
6
Apr
42%
*9674
Amer Metal Co Ltd comluon-No par
13
Jan
4174
*28 74
10
10
13
•
4
Feb
42
67,000
43%
2974
12.50
Corp
281-8 Jun
Feb
36% Jan
Feb -21
Gas •& Electric Co
58% July 18
105;
Nov 26
5974 Mar 20
174
40c
57*% prior. preferred—,
l_100
American Much &; Fdry common —7
3.90% preferred100.
Amer Machine; & Metals
No pur
May 27
Feb
Jun
39%
29%
40%
*28%
*19
574
427a
1
American Ice Co cojnmoii—__No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp—•
1
American Investment Co of 111
.1
7
46% Feb
14
38%
29
42%
297;,
'
1
Power—No par
Amerlean-IIome Products
5
11
83
277y July 29
9
120
Dec
Jan
574 Jan
53
54% Aug
9
2474 Mar 20
21
50
'
Jun
American
4314 July 13
1474 Aug IS
40% Jan
21
Jun
88
70% Sep 17
S3 74 Dec ; 3
6
33 7a Nov
43
Mar ,16
26,300
127
5
Hawaiian SS Co
17% Jun
21% Aug 20
2
Mar
Hardware
American
16% Jun
12
4
31
28
American
102
21
41
9i74 Dec
2
9772 Jun
7874 Mar 26
7
2274 Dec
3,100
82%
97
26%
Secur—No par
18
1574 Aug 19
Aug- 8 r."
Jan
34%
307a
3G74
_1
.
American & Foreign
17874 July
2
157'aJan
31% Feb
Tiling
Corp.
23% Jan
14
11
:
Encaustic
Enka
17% Apr 23
3914 May 22
13_.
12
94
7.34%
83%
*
10%
Mar 23
45% Nov
34% May
29
"NOV
118% Feb
17% Jan
3
106% Feb n
7774 Dec 26
3574 Feb
July
1774 Apr
Deo 19
2474
Aug
14% Mar 21
102
34%
82%
*91
100
10
2o
Export Lines Iric
18% Nov 27
Dec
34%,:
83%
69 7**
17%
12.50
Co
Distilling Co__
American
Feb
35
83%
1177a
20
Cyanamid
2774 Jan 14
135
34%
83%
43%
Co.—-—No par
16% Aug 16
11
100
34%:
82
*277
Colortype Co
—.—10
Crystal Sugar com—i
10
49
Aug 21
180
108
108
407b
100
.
common
7
1874 Aug 23
Feb
112
*2874:
i.
—
25
Chain & Cable—No par
45
96
*108
34%
50%
!
11% May
20
113
♦108
8374
2
common
19% Aug
1
4474 Mar 12
1
113
3574
No par
prior preferred
American
7
"107
82
*54
19%
& Radio Corp
48
Jun
113
*
21,700
34%
10
Corp
com
35% Jan
3
17% Jan 10
Dec
32%
*108
3,600
76
3274
preferred—
American
11
76
33%
50
-
preferred--—
4874 July 15
29 Va Apr 30
84'7a Jan
76
3214
100
common
Anna
Shoe
Theatres
5%
.American
41
Aug 23
24% Aug 20
96
76
33 74
100
convertible preferred!
27% Mar 21
7
76 74
32%
BroadcastingrParamount
27
142 74 Nov
76
33
_1
-
Bosch
Brake
03% Feb
25
77
32%
«•"»
common
preferred
8074 Aug 12
Jan
♦7674
3374
1
preferred—
-conv
14
35% May 28
1874 Oct
4
76%
33
--—No par
convertible
Feb
80-
*70
America-
Limited
*
20
Mfg commbn
convertible
5
31% Feb
500
21"%
6%
60
13
500
44
42% Mar
22% Aug 211474 Aug IS
32% Aug 23
,
22%
100
14
22%
4374
18
30 74 Dec
22%
22%
American
Feb
22%
5
American
7
22%.
1,200
8
Dec
22%
13,000
8,600
Aug 19
3274 Aug 22
-
23
*22%
2%
8474
22%
83
27%
8974 Jnn
3
8474
1,600
'274
2%
83%
567^
3
Dec
*2%
85%
*2%
54%
13
25
2%
85
17,300
15Vb
27%
Jan
22% Jun
8
1274 Dec 28
23%
2%
84%
48
10874
15
567.
32% Jun
Dec
2%
82%
■'
28
28
8*
7 4674
*1027a
15%
28
Dec
-
4874
108%
15%
56%
35
13
48%
*102%
"1574'
28
2774 May 15
Dec
49%
108%
15%
*
57%
64 74
July
48%
*102%
15%
54,200
346
27%
:
American Bunk Note
6% July 11
45 7u
61% Nov
NOV 20
3874 Jan 27
537* Dec
3
49
109
%
15 %
a%
290
-
*136
56'%
-
2
4
•245
.
"
American Bakeries Co com—No pur
8
8
146
'"8*4
290
*136
28
•
4
18
8%
*245
140
56
Amer
Aug
4% Mar
8%
290
*136
54%
American
3974 Feb
2
8%
8%
*245
"
*27%
8
49% Apr
45 n 8 Jun
1
8%'
1,100
27%
6r/o
15
19
7% Mar 12
4% Dec 31
4Q
8%
2%
*22%
60
72%
5874
9
July
*7074
27%
Products
Allis-Chalmers
2
24% Jan
72%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
;
loo
8
17% Aug 23
113
55%
Amer
32% May 21
2074 Jan. 11
21% Deo 20
-
No par
'.'J.
Mills
May
57% July
27
5,900
112
112
—No par
•hied
Allied
5
140
15%
*70%
85
Mar
12
3,300
J15
•110
15%
'
16%
47
Jan
12
3%
pl6%
*102
66
1974 Aug 20
3
16 3,4
15%
31
4114 Feb
*152
16%
49 %
15
104% Feb
15%
'
1
16%
108%
83%
800
3
72%
47
Inc
'160
3,600
20,600
217
10%
8%
Industries
Laboratories
,
*70%
*102
Allied
*196
72%
144
5
53%
160
'
3
113%
113
217
26
52%
16%
290
Aug 23
-
113
8,600
27%
26
16%
Allied Chemical & Dye
99 Va Mar 28
9574 Dec
Jan
15%
*13G
3
3774 Aug
113
15%
*245
American
113
15%
15'/a
26 74
u
%
*70%
luc-——1""" 15%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.
5
2%
7
7
*152
3%
142
2474 Jan
17
160
3%
'290
70% Aug 16
Apr
*152
3%
1,200
9%
'
26
54
174
9
16%
8%
,_i—18
27 7
53%
160
*245
—
27%
26
'
54%
800
27%
172
•*
9%
*199
*136
Allied Kid Co—
26
54
*26%
175
%
72%
*70%
conv
9
27%
*25%
26%
175
9%
217
3
,
26
177
9%
27
217
prior preferred.:—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp--—1
$4
Allen
3
31% Jan
113
16% '.
%
26%
*201
Allegheny & West'Ry C% gtd'-i-lOO
16
89
*152
*111
5
preferred—
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)——1
Ameraco Corp i
—
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp.—-No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
7
100
*
15%
Aluminium
Mar 19
54%
15%
8
Feb
126
26%
52%
9%
*200
1
Aluminum
36
Oct
26
54
217
3%.
8
147Va Jun
27
3%
July
1774 Aug 23
26
2
4.08% convertible preferred—'-100
Alpha Portland Cement—,.—
10
10
30
*152
9
2774
26%
52%
*190
-
preferred-——L___—10o
Alleghany Corp common—^
1
6%% preferred A_—
i—100
May 16
53 74 July
9%
2(3%
Inc common—No par
Amalgamated Leather Co
9174
27%
1 53 74 July
38% Aug 23
Apr
9%
1
conv
Gold
178%
1
:
4
102
6,500
25%
Jan
11
2,500
13%
4%%
3074 Feb 21
£2
-
14%
57 %
25%
9
125
Apr
1474
567a
30%
30
8
34
14%
58%
13%
•»
17
14
1047a Nov
Mar 12
82
147,,
58 %
26
IVe preferred:
Aldens Inc common—
9
3674 May
30%
1
400
15%
58%
30%
4774 jun 19
26
133,,
14%
58%
26
3
<
13%
15
25%
H
sn** .inn
13 %
1007a
3074
Aug 13
21% Aug
5
57%
13%
Alco Products Inc common
23% July
3
5874 Aug 19
54% Aug 20
27% Aug 16
'
36% Apr 23
29% Dec 26
14%
59
.10
,
Alaska Juneau
jun'Ii*'
Jan
15%
13'%
pfd 1951 series__100
Alabama & Vlcksburg R.V100
8
98% Jan
12
id
57%
1
100%
30%
25%
'
"
1
600
12,700
101%
*100%
26%
'
2 % Aug
101%
43%
25%
r
65% Apr *^ 3
110% Jun 13
102.. Jan
12
*100%
30%
43%
30
Air Reduction
•
July 1
8% May 28
14
101%
Inc
Co
Aetna-Standard
28
9 % Jun
*100%
30%
44 %
25'%
Admiral
18% May 13
"77% Jan 14
12
70% July 26
100%
Shares
31%
44
30%
Aeroquip
Jan
99%
*30%
26
5
114
44%
26
7
19% Jan 18
17
May
64 % Dec
*
31%
44'/a
25 %
Steel
7
155
,
*30%
44%
No par
Acme
Jun
232% Jun
1
5
15
10% May
1
241% Sep 14
115
-
f
30%
43%
30%
44%
25
Stores
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp—j
31% July 23
65% July
8
13
107
6
6% Dec 31
241% Sep 14
Aug 20
46% Feb
176% Feb 15
Mar 14
4% Feb
13-*
-
31
43%
the Week
Addressograph-Miutigrftph C'orp__10
8
14% Jan
14
31
100
preferredVending Corp
31% July
v
Aug 29
a
*'
1
conv
Sales fer
Thursday
6
Laboratories common
ACF Industries Inc
v
11% Apr
4</o
..
ABC
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
1
12
auuoil
64% May 17
16 % May 27
-
23% Feb 12
4
32% Jan
4
154
July 17
6
Jan
July 30
Abacus Fund
17
PRICES
Adg. 21
'
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SALE
Wednesday
614
5374:
2814 v 28%?
34%
34%
43%
50%
14
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1474".
67
,
52
53
29%
30
32
32
974
974
17274 17271,
70
70%
111% 11274
34%
3574
10%
1074
65%
37%
86
4574
3274
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7
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347b
50
53%
200
/
2U0
22,500
54%
2874
3,600
,
6,100
2874
281b
34%"
347a
34%
1,300
74
51
48
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18,400
1374
14
1374
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155
1,100
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m
14
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2674
2674
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71
52
51
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141
155
26 74
26 74
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69
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5174
1,800
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52
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4174
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39
25
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17,100
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42
400
119 74
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8,800
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5374
5474
54
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5,200
30
30
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32
3274
32
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3174
32%
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173
9 74
974
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9 7a
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1,790
2,200
9
9
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112%
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850
34%
357,,
34%
3474
33%
34%
14,500
10%
10%
1074
1014
10%
1074
6,500
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*23 74
14
69%
70%
11274
112
6914
112
2574
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251a
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25%
247a
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24%
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24%
14:%
137a
14
13%
1374
29
300
3,200
29%
30%
29%
2774
29
5574
56:%
54 %
56
53%
5474
65%
66
60 7
66
64
65
37%
3874
3774
38%
26
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86%
85
86
85
85
46
45%
457a
4574
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2,300
33'4
321a
337
311b
3274
8,300
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34
.
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a
34
a
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33%
8,900
98,300
580
4,200
128
17
18
Chronicle ;
and Financial
The Commercial
(846)
.
Monday, August 26,
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Banc* (or Prevlou
27% Jan
7
24
Dec
86
13 Vx Feb
Par
EXCHANGE
Archer-Daniels-Midland
65% Jan
12
Jan
Argo
Oil Corp
Steel Corp
5
—lo
_
Armco
16% Jan
Armour
24% Aug
7
30
Jan
Jun
28
92
Feb
18
Feb
14
29%
32 Va Jun
Arnold
of
Co
Illinois
Constable
5
13%
14 %
25
83%
33%
33%
30 V
a
29 %
29"u
2,700
53
54%
53 Vb
53".-,
23.700
14
14 Vb
11.800
25
25 V
29%
29%
54
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*33
54 Vb
13",,
14%
14 Vx
14%
25 %
25" a
25%
25"b
25%
81
81
82
83
*82
*25
29
*25
28 Vb
*26
28
14
28 %
4%
29%
4%
4%
4%
4%
26% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
28 Va Jan
3
36% July
Arvin
2.50
35 %
35 %
35
35%
35" a
35%
15% Jan
11
20
Mar 29
16 % Feb
12
Ashland Oil & Refining com——1
-17%
18%
29 %
17%
29 %
17%
17%.
18
29%
7%
7%
7%
27% Oct
4% Aug *22
13
2
8% Feb
6% Jun
27% Apr
27
9
2
Artloom
19% May
31 % May
6 Va Jan
30% Mar 29
4
6y# Jan
8'«Jan
7% July
.
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
9
Oct
97
28 Va Feb
12
34
5
89
Jun
May
2nri preferred $1:50 series—No par
14
103
Jan
78
Jun
22% Jun
27
Jan
11
10% Feb
30% Jun
e
5.25%
9 Va
Nov
30
11% Aug
26% Dec
17
30% Mar 13
10
Nov
90
27
Jan
2
95
39% Feb
8
47-% Aug 14
5
41!4 Feb
12
99% Feb
79% July 26
20
9
10% May 28
29
1
~18% Jun
15% Dec 27
94
13
91
Aug
1
67
Jun
9
10
Jan
14
16 % Jan
19
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
22% Jun
8
30% Jan
18% Mar 22
2
24
5% Jan
2
7% Feb
49V* Feb
48% July
Nichols
80%
9
94
*93
94 Vb
72 Vs
72 Vb
*71
72
71
71
22%
23%
43
45%
47
47
47%
82
82
80
82
16
'
17%
35%
"
.
42 %
5,600
47 %
: 46%
42 Va
46-:,,
40%
20,100
80
80
80
9
9%
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71%
70%
10%
10
17%
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17%
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.
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400
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1,700
45
43
43
28,000
16
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43
43
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36J, a
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36%
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350
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9
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16
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40
43
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.
1,000
86
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10%'
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6%
10,300
30
72
35%
6%
35,400
9%
9%
35 Vb
80
'
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17%
36%
43%
23%
23
30
29%
16
'*10—
6%
1,000
71 %
10
35%
71
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16
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9
16
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3
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a
42 "x
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42%
67
140
71
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42
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2,200
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9%
9%V
29 V
4,500
30%
95
23",,
23%
9%
30%
43%
46%
81%
9%
87
16
Mfg Corp (The* common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
9%
30
87
10
20
No par
30
23%
23%
30 Vb
9%
9%
9%
72%
—20
-
common.
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
Nopai
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
May 15
7% July
5
38
42% Aug 20
24
Austin
46
1
.
preferred—
Atlas Powder Co
42%
10
100
Corp, common
.
30%
3,800
7%.
6%
30%
93
73
*85%
No par
$3.75 series B preferred-
5%
7%
30%
95%
30%
Atlas
24
Mar 29
14
1
34% Oct 29
Jan
79% July 16
5
11% Jan
5y8 Sep 26
37% Sep 26
25
Jan
11% Jan 24
7%
30%
r
Atlantic Refining common
18
27
7%
94%
23%
RR
12,800
29
30%
9%
30%
Line
1.000
17(8
30
23 %
Coast
34:%
17%
29
29 %
10
Atlantic
Jun
13
9
23
29 V,
29
•7%
290
34
30 %
non-cum preferred
-10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
4% preferred
—
100
Apr 25
16
Sep
61% Feb
Jan
Vb
*71
5'/c
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
27
*94
10
Common
7
9
Feb
63% May
83% Nov 29
8% Nov
10
July 22
,
2,800
17%
35
17%
*29
95%
30
100
1st preferred—
Associates Investment Co_
85% July 26
101
28
43% Jan 27
35% Jan
3
.7%
,
1
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
33% July 25
25% Nov 21
29 %
5
——
9,300
4 "a
a
a
29%
35
;
4 V
4%
4%,
Goods Corp—-
Com mon
63% Jan 22
Aug 28
73
Jan 23
65
3
Jan
110% Jan
35
16
*20
—-1
Inc
ASR Products Corp
Associated Dry
29%. Feb
5
1,700
85
83
22
—.
Shares
33 V a
30 V,!
18% May 24
5
4% Dec
Corp
the Week
33%
29%
25%
82%
*25
4%
25%
83%
*>»>
Aug. 21
51%
13%
<
Friday
Aug. '28
Thursday
Aug.
29%
52%
Sales for
PRICES
33%
53%
33
29%
51%
Armstrong Cork Co common-'——1
$3.75 preferred
No par
&
33 %
33 Va
6
Jan
Aug. 19
No par
81
12
Tuesday
Aug. 20
Monday
2
2
May
102 % Mar
5
Highest
89% Apr
Aug 16
51 Va Feb
37% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
NEW YORK STOCK
28% Mar 27
39% Apr
5
69% Dec 14
9
15% Feb
33
9
41% Apr
23
46% Feb
82
Lowest
Highest
Loweal
35Vfe Jun 28
LOW AND IIIGII SALE
Wednesday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
;
*
\
.
.
-
4% Dec
fl
3% Feb
7% July 12
17
5% Jan
Babbitt
4
(B T)
Inc
—
35% May 24
48% Dec
5
35% Aug 19
4b',a<mn
lx
Babcock
11% Jun
15 Vb Jan
12
12 Va Feb
25
15
Jan
16
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
3
15
Baltimore Gas & Elec
8
35% Feb
7
32% Jan
95
Nov
29
113
Feb
2
85
21
105
Apr
41% Feb
13
53
35% Feb
90% July 26
Dec
31% Dec
17
68% Jan
58% Dec 28
102
Mar
Feb
95
July 22
41% Feb
63
43
57 % Jan
Aug 14
Jan
19
82% Jun
14
71 %F'"*.b
13
89
31
16
Sep
12
12% Ji
n
22
6
44
Jun
12
39
Feb
21
44
39
Jan
16% Mar 22
May 28
16% Aug 21
67% Nov 26
Feb
43
19% Jan
116
Jan
94
Nov
27
Brothers
4%'iv
Bayuk Cigars
May 20
3%%
102
Apr
5
4Vbc/o
Inc
91% Aug
8
Dec 31
80% Feb 13
20% Aug 20
86 % Aug
9
31 V» Jan
24
Sep 17
26% Aug
6
39% Apr
9
42
22
Beech
32% Dec 26
27% Feb
12
10
14
Feb
27
Jan
8
29
Nov 28
Jun
8
28 y* Feb
14
20
65
Jan
3
16% Jun
Beech-Nut
24% Jan
31
50% Jan
2
Jan
89 Va Feb
6
Aug 20
24
21
48
May
31
53
146
Dec
•
8
Dec
5
9% Dec 26
46 Va Jan
3
17
1
1
11% July
3
14VaFeb
■
Jan
Jan
12
50%'Apr
5
64
98 Vs Feb
3
48% Dec 12
Feb
25
25
7
.
12
'Aug 12
10
57% Mar 19
9.*
9% Jan
,
2
14
.
1
lo
2
12
62% Jun 12
.„
38% Aug 20
77 Va Aug
7
46
46 V*
53% Jan 24
87
Aug 19
17
Aug
3
29% Jan
3
15
1
61% Jan
3
36
10
1
14% Jan
31
Oct
10
Jan 22
Jan
35% Dec 31
41
Dec
54% May 10
28
58
12% Dec 31
35Va Jun
28% Feb 14
62% Oct 26
Jan 21
83
Aug
33
17
46
23
Aug 29
45% Dec 17
10
61%JUlyl2
Jun 11
13
15
Jan 15
48% May 22
90
7
Aug 14
13% Aug 16
38% Mar 11
42% Jan
4
36% Jun
77
Aug
2
23% Oct 18
23
17Va May 28
36% July 17
29
28
38% July 30
17% Aug 23
10
23
16% Aug 12
11
Mar 18
21
63 Va
Aug 14
74 Va Jan 23
62
May 21
65
12% Aug 21
65
83
72
8
3
81% Jan
19
Sep 20
77%'Fteb
8
Dec
85% Mar
6
46% Sep
6
27
28% Jan 23
i®., Apr 10
22% Sep
18
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
Mar
16% Jan
,
Nov 30
8
Aug 15
20
°ct 26
31% Jan
5
12% Apr 18
34% Dec 14
103% Aug
64% Aug 19
27
17
Aug 22
30% Aug 23
51T'a May 3
8% Apr 13
38
12% Jan 20
16 Va Mar 20
75% Dec 21
65
Oct
1
45%
45%
45
47%
50%
>47
44%
45%
10% Jan 10
45% Jan 16
104% Feb 26
26%
July 31
50
July 8
24% Apr
4
29% Feb 12
49% Mar
1
56% Jan
29%
29
July 15
36% May 13
52
Jan
2
26
38%
39 Ti,
18%
18%
29%
29%
•
25%
'
26,300
29%
29%
29%
1%
29 %
45 Vb
48%
45%
45
45%
45
45%
-rT
.25%
10 %
4,800
5,7QQ
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25 Vx
39 %
40%
39
19'
19%
19%
29
28%
28%
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,
38%
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38%
14 3-t
14%
16 To;
16%
10 %
10%
10%
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60
60%
59%
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3,700
384,
381
38%
31,200
80
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47%
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80
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.
47
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80
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47
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47
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41%
41%
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8%,
34%
35
47
47
38
8%
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41%
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15%
41 %
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41:%
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8%
8%
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8
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35
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85
b
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46"
v
,
46 %
46%
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J,900
8%
8%
367n
38%
387
52%
53%
52%
53%
13%.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
661 b
69%
65
67",,
66%
67%
When issued
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
33%
34 Vb
32-%
33%
33 Va
34
24%
24 V
24%
24%.
24%
24 %
*24 V3
5
37 Vs
38
37 Vb
37%
37V,
38 V,
5
Xl3%
18%
17%
18%
18 Vb
18%
No par
Co
Co common—
a
No par
X80
80
_1
-
*31
31%
Co
10
Co Inc_„
Burlington Industries Inc
5
-
1
com
—
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b
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15
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& Zinc
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Ry-
5,200
52
52%
9,100
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83
35
33%
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2,166
13%
13T»
13%
13%
2.400
43 Vb
43)x
43
43"%
3,000
65%
67 Va
6a
65%
9,400
32%
33%
32
32 7:,
4,800
25
24%
25
1,800
37%
38 Vb
37 Vb
37:%
6,600
18
18 Vb
177„
18'x
7,800
34 %
82
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30%
31
30' b
30%
17 711
17%
17 Vs
17%
82
100
'•
500
2,700
%
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25
6%.
17
17
17
16%
17%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
15,500
65
65
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60
65
65
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67%
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64
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64
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64
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64
65
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66
66
60
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66
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41%
42
43%
41%
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18
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25
24%
25
24%
24%
61 it
6%
6%
6%
6 Va
32%
*30%
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102%,
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39 V2
39%
32
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39".,
40%
40%
_i
4%
4%
4%
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13%
13%,
13%
4%
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13%
I
5%
5 vb
5%
5%
5%
34
34 Vx
33%
34
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
76 Vb
52 V
No par
2,300
*80 %
104 %
25
83
8%
38%
31%
*30%
No par
600
47
8%
37%
a
17 7„
*101 %
Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
8 %
17%
5
Corp
Inc—
3,300
*30%
.
10
Zinc-Lead
82
35%
'
100
common
participating preferred
Hecla
*80%
57,900
64
42
-
17%
1,100
8 Vb
65
*59
64
82
31%
17%
,
17%
11%.
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—100
Butler Bros
Packing
16%
*80Vx
*30%
.
17%
100
4%
preferred3%^ preferred
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
Eush Terminal Co___
17%
*82
40 V,
*46
8%
38%
52%
1,000
b
7%
f
8%
38%
43
•___
,
36;
43
Mills Co
800
34-",
36
:
8%
39
51
100
15%
41
.
43%.
Cannon
a
46%
:.
43%
Co Inc
Pacific
410
38%
10%
43%
Canadian
8,800
60%
43 Vb
&
1,850
*14
38%,
15
California
3,100
-
38 >4
13%
(A Ml
1,500
'.19 %
•
60%
13%
7%
4,500
60,800
'
13%
B.vers Co
25% i
25%
Va^j 40
16%-yl6%
16%
10%
35
27% ' 2?V2
A14%
1444
16%
;•
59%
40
48%.51%
34
19%
*28%
4,700
70
52%
18 7„
,
UITh
35
26%
-.
900
144
,
11%
51.34
13 7 a
Copper
1,200
11,300
147,200
34 s «
13%
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1,200
44%
*68%
40 Va
16% ,S
10%,
.
;;
39-%
■
■
14
'
■
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12
70
1
Bullard
6,300
47%-) 48%
43TC
145
11'I.
70
*2S.%
-
29
'
*142
12
25% "V 26 Vit
-
39%
13%
10%
3
-
Budd (The)
'
48%
70^
53%
,v
34% i- 35
1«
.
a
145'.
; *68TB
52,
26
28
16%
38 7„
a
1%
52%
; 13% '.187„
60%
46'
1%
«ii%
37%
,
14%
*75i
1%
45 7
*142%
'
;70 ......'
25%
60%
Campbell
July 11
26%
26
50
3.50
4
66
34
10%
800
1%
30%
»
343.,
52
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
74
55%
35%
38%
17%
42)4
'45%
12%
*68%
100
2:50
Calumet
16% May 8
84
Feb 27
142
11%
...
52%
16%
17%
42
17%
•% 45 Va % 45 Via
48
.49%
45%.
.
142
12%
70
*14
,
48 '-a
12,400
53
18
43 %
.
*29%
52%
-
*42 Vx
35
Shoe
v.
92
'
34%
No par
8
2
53%
52%
18%
43
83
Brown
*87
,
20
RR—
6% Jan
37% Jan
5'/a July 17
11
17
45
*87
53%
v-
•;
45%
44%
142%
12%
No par
Callahan
7
6
li
,
17%
*41%
1—1
8
2
Feb
nacre 28.
3
Jan
5,700
18'A
297 it
2
98
56% Apr
Jan
29
8,0oO
42 %
29%
7VaJan
13 'A Jan
see
I9
16%
44
16%
43%
92
52
52%
1%
15% Aug
32% Jun 24
36% Mar 16
Jan 24
74% Jan 25
52% July 10
16%
43%
17%.
.45%
17%
1%
44% Jan
3
6
2
23
600
42
1%
13
3
30% Nov 29
For footnotes
Feb
Jan
14% Jan
2,700
12%
*87
29%
4% Aug 15
11% Apr 22
11 Va Jan
33 Vx Apr
Aug 22
Mar 12
43% Jan
24% Nov 30
60
27
6
40% Jan 23
4% Dec 10
17
Jun 20
23 Va Jun
101
7% Jan
11
33Tb Feb
3
sy* Aug
9
34 Va Nov 23
13
Dec 12
Feb
31%
*12 %
35
Bulova Watch
1
Dec
31%
12%
*81
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
80% July 30
Feb
26
31%
12",,
85
90 Va Jan 15
34% July 5
29 % Jan 11
95% Jun 22
27
31%
12%
18%
70
3,300
42
*41
'
142
90
21 %
31V,
83
Bucyrus-E'rie
20V8 Dec
85
20%
21%
41%
42%
17%
*42
1—No par
—
*82
20 "x
41 Vb
17
92
\
85
*82
21V 4
44 3 4
44%
51
6,000
34%
52% Jan
9
21% May 17
Dec
52%
5,600
34%
37 Va Aug 20
17% Feb 12
89
5
51%
lO'.u
36
12%
16%
43
.*87
15%
36
34 %
28
2
.16%
92
15%
37
10
24
Jan
44%
70
15%
31.'Vx
1%
com
——-
36% Aug
7
May 23
13
16%
43%
Inc_,—
32% Aug 22
—
16%
*87
1
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
—
38 Va Jan
Jan 11
13% Jan 14
31
31
*12%
—1
1
47
41
12%
900
94 %
42
21
29 %
J
37VaJun
48
*41%
1 peso
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4 % % conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton-Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
8
42
31%
12%
5
1
41 Vx July
Jan
30%
50
5$> preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
29
Feb
Common
21
93
30%
85
83%
20%
*41%
.
<
'
11,300
33'%
132
15%
*82
83
42
33%
*120
94
5.700
38 Vb
15%
37 V t
87
21%
*92%
94
'
80
1,200
17
16%.
16%
138
*120
900
x •* u
53%
51%
,
34
*33%,
lSo
94
95%
.
34
*33%
*120
15%
—
3
34 %»
54
16%
17 Va
16 Tu
16%
138
a
2,1U0
u -. -1
17
*16%.
16 Vb
53 %
37% l
21
100
Maine
55
37
*41%
Borden Co (Tpei
«
,—15
Borg-Warner Corp common—-—.5
3%% preferred
100
Boston Edison Co,
25
&
54%
15%
1
(Del)
16 V
38%
10
1
16%
15%
*83
>. a
53%
16%
*120
*94
•
7 U
16 %
15%
100
.—
44%
*43
44 Vb
*43 Vb
81
17
34
10
Corp
47% Jan 10
11% Jan
2
18
16%
34
81
36%.
100
July 24
7% Aug 22
29% Feb 12
42% Jan
3
8% Aug 15
37
Aug 2
15% Apr 27
39% Nov 16
\ 25% Jan
9
44>/4Decl7
100
32 Vx May 25
13% Dec
May
24VS Apr
6
48% Nov 16
8
19% Jan
Feb 28
16To
1
Rfd
55%
120
.130%
*93%
95%
—1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc—-1.25
Boston
41% Oct
Inc—
42%
16%
34
No par
Co
: Class: B
Bond Stores
44%
*41%
*16&
50%
Bon Ami Co class A
16 Va Jan
3.
17% May 27
11
Mar 11
*43 Va
4
preferred
Bliss (E W)
44%
40
1,400
7
.Bliss & Laughlin Inc
—.——2.50
.Boeing .Airplane Co
—:-~5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
33% Jan
2
61% Jan
2
25
Jan
9
32
Apr 15
12
51% Feb
43% Jan
29% Jan
Aug 20
Apr 23
23% Feb 12
12% Mar 16
Dec 27
38% Jan 17
34
1r/c
56%
180
39,900
13%
BigelowrSanlord Carpet (Deli com_5
.4.%%. pfd series of 1951
-109
Black & Decker Mfg Co
-1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
10
15% Jan 11
75
Apr
2
64% May 17
36% Aug 14
17
1
26
Dec
20
34%'May
20% May
23% Nov 21
79
,Jun
11% Aug 23
70
Aug 15
29% Apr
45% July 25
217a Dec 20
54
11
€5% Dec 12
28% Nov 29
Mar
13
Jan
£0% Sep
6
46% July 17
32% May 11
36
Dec 13
25% Nov .20
14% Dec
136
7
16% Jan
Steel
57
x56T,
41%
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem
56 %
57%
44
common
7
56%
57%
*41%
preferred
5
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
56%'
57%
—1
49% July
11
52%
41 Vb
Best & Co Inc.—
Best Foods Inc
32% July 15
50%
41 Va
J
54% Jan
15
12
£4
327a Feb 10
28% Jan 23
12 :
Feb
Feb
9
172% Feb
20
laVa Jun
71
43
39
41% Feb
19
Dec
33% Apt 17
33% Jun 22
77 Va Aug
44 Va Dec
1% Jan 28
1% Mar 18
29% Aug 20
53%
■
41 Va
5% cum preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
9
52 %
x53%
13
Savers
Co
54%
52%
79
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
May 14
18
Jun
Howell
&
4%</e
66% May 17
25
40
2% Feb
Bell
82"
13%
Bell Aircraft Corp
21
85
5*'a
82
60
Belding-Heminway
10
Life
34%
94%
'
52%
—50
1
33%
x
82
*12%
4-%%
S)
x
94 V
82
12 7„
RR
2
17% Jun
1% Dec 14
1
30% Oct
(A
Creek
13% Aug
51
64% Dec 27
8
Shoe
35% July
36% Mar 15
3Q
Beck
8
10% Mar
50% Dec 31
101
Nov 27
48% Jun
6
Apr
34 V
93 %
*12 3x
Beech Aircraft Corp
4
31
39
Instruments
11,200
34
93 Va
82
12%
—2.D0
47% Jan
Dec
19% Jun
80
Beckman
34%
93
'..*81
80
Beaunit Mills Inc
11
34
.
82
12%
:
47% July 16
22,600
79%
preferred
100
!
:»
—10o
15% Aug 20
35% Feb 12
20,800
13 %
*43%
Corp
prior
preferred
37',.,
12%
12%
Corp
conv
36%
13%
44%
Beatrice Foods Co common—-12.50
136
3,500
4%
,
37%
13 Vb,
81%
12%
*41%
16%
51
50
Works
4
37
13",,
81
35% May 20
Iron
19
20% Jan
93%
•'
Vb
4
38
13%
.
*43
Bath
Products
89% July 12
9
34%
34%
92%
*81
V
4 Vb
36%
36%
1
1
preferred
43% Dec 28
37% Jan
17% Sep 13
25Va Jan 23
34
*93
*81
34
4%
.
10
common—.5
Corp
71% May 22
17% Feb 13
Feb
13%
57%
f Basic
120
13
52%
common—
19% July 25
15% Aug
6
31% Mar 14
6
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
23
35-
13%
100
Ohio
&
18
15% Jun
36%
13%
92%
_100
1-100
50% Aug 20
9
14
No par
Co_,
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barwr Oil Corp.—
8
-
.
82
53%
Barker
3
35%
9
—13
Corp
4%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
July 23
Jan
(The*
preferred series B
preferred series C
Baltimore
2
14% July
60
Co
4%r/o
4%
May 16
12% Oct
t
8
28
58%, July 25
11
56% Aug 23
27
67% Oct 24
9
42% Jan
80
19
May 10
Wilcox
&
4%
1
4 ' b
„4
Va
4
*76 Va
77
76%
52%
*26Vb
31 %
*49%
27
26
26
32 Vb
31%
32
49%
49%
49%
,
4017
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18
24%
6 V,
6
*30%
39 Vb
*17
24%
31%
14.900
900
24%
6.100
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6
30 3
40%
18
24%
4,500
4
30%
100
4
lu^
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101%
20
39%
40
39 %
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a
39%
3.100
4%
4%
4%
4Ta
2,900
13%
13%
13%
13%
6.100
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
34%
*50
*50
32%
102
40%
*17
50
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34%
34%
34%
34 Vx
34 V
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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78
76 Vs
77
75
75
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52%
50
50
50
50
*28%
27
4%
32
...*49%
4%
13%.
*25%
2
3.700
4,600
5,700
160
30
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30
32%
32
32%
50
49%
49 V
2
27»',
IOC
31%
32%
19,000
*49 Vx
.50
900
1957
Volume
186
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
5667
Number
(847)
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 195(5
Lowest
23V2Deo
12
41
',2 Feb
1
31Va Jail
23
45 Va Aug
17
22
Nov
14
29 % Mur 20
101
Nov
30
,4
Feb
94
July 17
22% Jan
27 % Apr
2
40% Feb 29
05
Dec
31
49 Via Nov
62% May 16
44
53 % Jan
12
9
100
Dec
26
2
5
14
9
101
94
Dec
11
104
13% Nov 23
Nov
.Jan
3
Feb
27
119
Power
Carrier
26
6
19
Carriers & General
110% Jan
4-
14
Case" (J I)
Aug 15
\
17% Jan
.
20
23%
23%
24'%
17
17%
16%
17 %
102%
102 %
102%
39
7
5%
5%
5Va
82%
*87
85 %
82%
conv preferred series A. 100
Corp common—
1
preferred —
-__2o
65 Va
46 Va
46 7
45%
*39%
39 Va
23%
227b
23%
17%
16%
101%
17
102%
101 Va
5 Va
5%
102%
5%
83%
84%
*87%
14%
*108%
109 Va
75
34
47% May
Feb
14
<34% Jun
13
Jan
.,7%
2nd
3
8
preferred—:
108 Va
108
.; 38%Jan 11
18% Feb
5%
Jan
'
17% Dec \ 3
20
Jun
23
17
lily 50
J
15,600
12,400
100
90
90
26,500
Va
14'A
109 Va
140
66 Va
66 Va
31%
11,600
17%
500
34
28
109,
66
66
66%
66%
66%
66
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
32
31%
17
17%
17%
17%
.17
17
19%
197b
%
32
17
-
66
311%
4 Va%
Celotex
70
24
31% Aug 23
350
5%
%
84
*107%
14%
14>,b
15
14%
109'%
101%
5%
84
DO
*87%
91
14%
320
1,100
18,400
17
'
109'/a'Aug 20
'
64% Dec 21
s
a
85%
5%
109%
15
4,700
4,100
12,500
457 b
39
23'/a
17%
85
5,600
30
39
102
91
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90
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39
17
,
85 %
14%
•
2.500
47-%
'
*23%
5 Va
10
108%
63
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23%
47%
47 %
40
100
62'A
65
23
No par
65
65%
46
—100
23%
64 %
39
*102%
23%
64%
46%
,_100
4.29%, preferred
2
—
Celancse Corp of Amer com
8
'
39%
—,
23%
23%
45%
—12.50
Co common—.—
94
24
39%
1
94
23%
10
/.
95
23%
50
—_
6
9
100'A Mar 13
14% Aug 22
£6
Corp..
24%
62%
(;2%
common
24
23%
23%
preferred
42
24%
95
*95
96
23%
7% preferred
6 % % 2nd preferredCaterpillar Tractor common
Corp
Va %
4
41%
24%
95
23%
5
11
43
24%
96
42 %
25%
No par
Apr
5% Mar
Feb
Light
23% Aug
99 Va May
104
&
43%
42%
24%
42%
23%
10,600
17%
24%
42%
*95
16%
42%
17%
Shares
18%
18%
17%
Ohio Ry_100
&
47 '
11
89
5
21% Jan
21
Carolina
6
Clinchfield
22
.
17%42 V2
17%
18 V*
—5
18% Jun
jun 27
5% Jan
Carolina
Aug
the Week
Friday
Aug. 23
Thursday
Aug. 21
_io
Co
6o% Jan
82 % Aug 20
95% July 18
Mfg
Sales tot
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 20
17 v2
Carpenter Steel Co.
Mar 28
119% Jan
(Philip)
Tuesday
Aug. 19
l
:
74% July 16
Aug 14 r'
18%. Jan
23
102 1
25% Mar
lis
1'CD
a
Carey
Mar 21
105
Aug ) 5 '
20% Feb 13 *
24 Va Aug 16
21
55 Va Jan
50*,
13
Monday
.
Par
Capital Airlines Itic
Carborundum (The) Co
32 Va May 22
37
20
Nov
20,/4Jan 19
II1,a May 28
'/a
4
51% Jun
uu
A
22
9
Mar
26% Jan
_
SALE
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
16VAug 23
22% Nov 29
43
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
121
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
20
*17
31'A
*17
.
1,900
""
17
•
8
Feb
21% Nov
14
V* Dec 28
Nov
43
..,61'A Feb
9,
51 Va Jan
Mar 20
8% Jan
3
S
16
61.
1)8% Decf 31
15
Aug 14
Nov
32
,
/
33
v
.,
19
35
43
8
3
l
13
Sep
54% Jan
19
14
27 % Feb' 28
2% Sep 28
•
A
77% July
18
10
.J
36
V
16% Apr
7
;
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i,
45%
7
29% July,- 3
2
56% Aug 23
48Va
93 Va
28'
*26%
27
36
*17%
18%
17%
7%
7%
7
37'A
37
5
PascQ Corp:
1
Certain-Teed Products Corp_.
37
!',
15%
*47%
48 Vis
28
■'
,
38 Va r
38%
38%
38%
38%
18 Va
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
100
7%
*7 V*
7%
7%
1,300
37 Va
8%
37%
*7%
37%
37 %
8,000
37 Va
8%
8%
29%
29-%
2%
2%
2 Va
29%
>
n
30%
1
•/
•
•
■
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8%
•'
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57
57
57
35 Va
35Va
,
35%
35 Va
91%
'
•
,
57
-
•
10,000
8%
2 Va
"
27%
8%
29%
,
30%
30%
...
2Va
57%
2
"
•
8%
8%
8%
30 Va
38
i*
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700
7%
37 Va
3%
57%
140
1,200
2 8'A
36%
2%
*57
28
300
48%
93
•
28
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7
30 Va
—10
*91
17%
1
9
48%
-
28 %
36'A
——1
—
200
300
3,800
15%
t
27 Va
—.-1
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3,100
3,600
27
1
Aircraft
•
15
92-
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•
j
28
1
47%
47%
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92
91
28%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc—
Cessna
11 ,»f
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-
50'A
80
77
15%
92
91
,
10%
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77
15%
t
20
10%
50%
79
27
34%
26lA"
34%
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69% Jan
,
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47%
28 %
.No par
AVA-vAA
9
,
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197b
*49%
11
15'A
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f,
15%
-—9.50
2 '?
,
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79
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,
.——5
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4
10 1
11% Jan
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'28
—50
8
>
.
197a
10%
50 %
10
5
May 20
', 43% Jan
.Aug 21
10%
50%
*
*
10%
—100
8
%
8% Aug 20
26
Dec
,
.No par
1 V
11
'
59% Jan
.
15%
.NO par
9% Jan
6
79
15%,
—100
22% Jan 10
Aug 17
4% Jan >'3
y 75% May 8
V
79
No par
7
197 b
10%
20
10%
*77
50
50'A
20
50
10%
*49%
,19%
•*"10%
1
1.
Jun
43% May 22
,
Aug 20
3G% Aug
Co
July 29
lOOVa Jan
26% Aug 20
14% Mar
Foundry
•
'it 31% May 14 $
27
34% Jan
•
t
A 56% Apr
47; ...Aug 15
20
88% Jun
27 Va Jun
July 29
16%
y: 19-% Nov 28
7% Dec 31
54% Dec
80
2
May
,
Central
-
;
•; Aug, 9
41% July 27
i\
Oct
A 13*2 Jun
* July 24
5
*
54
July 10
71
113 V". Fell n: ,
\
27% Jan 23
10
13% May 22
8
37% Apr
"
.
iJan
23
19 Va
57% Apr 13
86% Jun,. 12
17 Va Mar 22
-15% Oct: 16
.
16
12% Mar 16
28
29%
11,100
2,000
2 Va
5,800
56%
300
2
56%
"
'
'
•
Chatnplpn Paper &; Fibre Co—
■
34
Oct
1
94
Dec
21
22 Va Oct
1
45'.. Aug
27% Apr
45% Dec
31% May 24
,7
6%
Jan
3
Nov
32% Feb
9
28
19
12
*
10% Apr
31May
r
2
49% Jan 24
4
ft
7
Jun
10% Mar 28
Aug 19
13
12% "May
,r
99'/a Jan 29
24% Aug 20
29% Aug 19
5
Jan 11
38
v
86'% Jun 24
108r Feb. v 7
,9% Feb
26
18
53% Jan
-3
96 % Jan
20
20 Va Oct
9
■
44% July 19
4
59% Feb .12
69% Nov 21
109% Nov 21
697b Jan
9
24
.,110% Jan
9
99
24 % Jan
16
287b Feb
17
31% Apr
28
31
50
Apr
41% Jan
27
35% Dec
Jun
19
27
36 Va Dec
16% Nov
31% Jan
25% Aug
•
28
Api
35
26% Jan
3
55% May 28
71% Jan
4
56
21% Nov 21
31% Feb
46% Feb
1
l'eu
20
10% Jan
4
12% Nov
5
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
1
53
60
Jun
1
87
3
64 Va Jan
24% Oct
25
Jan
34% Apr
29
43 Va Apr
25
43% Mar 5
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
Class A
2
37% Jan
22
7
Mar 26
12% Jan
11% Aug 20
9
Jan
11
64
July 25
82'A July 24
28
Western Ry
com
31
32
13,500
3,100
9,000
1,000
8
Dec
37% Jan
3
3
39% Dec 20
54
23
73 Va July 17
30
20% Mar 29
104% Jan 18
39% Feb
30
Jan
9
17 Va Dec
27
93
20
Nov
2
46% May 24
185
89%
8%
Va
8%
25 Va
25%
*25%
25%
62%
61%
62'A
62%
63
62 Va
62%
61%
99
99
19%
19%
103
20
*27'A
29%
Jan
196
May 28
30
103
Jan
26
31
111
70
26
80
Dec
39% Dec
18
Jun
19
8
Jan
1
20 Va Apr
9
96% Apr
12
80
35
Jan
7 67'% July 2
175 : < May 10
22
83
Va, Aug 20
92% Jun
.62
10
3
,
7
.52% Mar 26
6
24% Jan
6
..71
187b May 31
"103
May 2
46% Jun
4
166% Aug 22
% Mar 26
.45
Jun
12
18
17% Mar
15
Jan
17
93% Jan:;
13
43% Jun
97 Va Dec
Jun
Feb
May 3
38 Va Feb 27
'■75% July 18
16
4
47
15% Jan
3
Nov
50% Jan
preferred —•
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
25
Financial Corp
C I T
37
37''a
38
39
38%
37%
1,000
35 %
35 Va
35%
35
38 Va
35%
37%
35
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
58%
58%
59
-
58%
59
59
58%
59
9,600
1,000
"
Jan
71% Feb
40% May
11
3
25% July 19
800
28%
27%
29
28%
29%
29
28%
37
36%
37 Va
37%
37 %
37%
37
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
37%
25%
36
24%
24%
25%
21,500
34
33%
34%
34%
*16
16
11%
11%
54
77 Va
*51
•29
34 7 a
33%
34
33%
33%
9,600
*15%
17%
*15%
17%
167/a
"11'A
11 Va
*11%
11%
11%
17
11%
1,900
11%
54
*51
54
*51
54
79%
77%
79%
77%
78 Va
24%
79 %
25%
*51
78 Va
25%
24%
75%
24%
83%
25 Va
25 Va
24%
84%
83%
84%
*84%
39
39 Va
39 %
40
40
40
39%
«5
397b
42%
41%
42 Va
42 Va
42%
41%
42%
41
41%
63 Va
16%
*
62%
65 V1
10"'a
16%
*83 7
83%
a
65%
64%
64%
*100%
105
41
39 Va
40
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
64
15%
*100%
17%
18%
*177 a
18
.*95%
90 Va
*95%
55%
57
*163%
81
37
37
36%
37
95
95
56%
56%
f 166%
175
*166%
170
lG6Va
166%
81
*78%
81
*78 7b
82
*78%
35%
36
36 Va
37
33%
$4.50 preferred
i
:
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7 ',0
.
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
No par
50
stock—50
1
gtd
36%
95 Ve
95 %
57%
57
v
%
J
94 %
94%'
94
*62 %
64
*62%
63
62
62 %
*62%
37
*35%
37
35%
35 %
*35%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
23
'
23
70
5,300
.
140
95 %
63 Va
37
.
7,000
*94'A
64
*35%
94
2,200
3,300
170
*787b
58
175
57'A
397b.
82
5G%
*78%
x55
f k
96 %
*166%
-,--15
Co—
2,400
•
*39%
'
18
380
157u
105
39%
39 Va
96 %t
5,600
3,300
9,700
16,700
04%;
16
105
39%
Va
6u %
15%
*
105
*100%
105
39
o-iva
100'a
16
16
16 Va
102 Va
40 Va
:
98,700
24 %
83%
39 %
com-—100
Equipment
C & St Louis Ry Co
77%
42%
10
800
54
83%
_5
100
2,200
3,100
17-% '
5%; npncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com-——15
C C
28%
38%
25
-
14"
6
*58%
26%
*51
City Products 'Corp-No par
City Stores Co common
—5
4% l/o
convertible preferred—100
Clark
29
18%
lo
10
No par
City Investing Co common
5 % %
preferred
2,500
33%
100
i'
Cities Service Co
100
19%
*27%
29
8,100
101
19
19%
37
*11%
8.50
——
4%
29
*27%
29
*99
103
*19%
*27%
19'A. -.20
62
36
28
-
104
35% Aug 14
Feb
Jan
43% May 20
21
Aug 21
"18
Common
*99
103
*99
,
8
24%
—25
—25
'
12
102"
42% Jun 29
23% Jan
3
109
Oct
34% Jan
58
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
28
35% July 25
55% July 10
6
47% Jan
Jan
Nov
•
83% Jun
4
12% Jan
102
30
24% Aug 23
29 % July 10
102% Apr
8%
8
8%
8%
25 Va
8%
8%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
87
"8 Va
8
Va
25%
8
140
36%
5
Chrysler Corp
32%
58%
No par
Co
Copper
34%
18
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chile
32
25%.
37
3
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chickasha Cotton Oil
31%
25%
*27%
100
Tool
11,800
%
8 Va
*35%
No pai
preferred series A
25
3
8 Va
20
series A noncum pfd
100
Chic & North Western com—No par
5 '/o
24%
25%
*99
5%
Chicago Pneumatic
91
25%
32%
62
-—50
Milw St Paul & Pac.
Chic
91
24%
7%
Dcl-50
preferred
35
90,
25
25%
40
—
—
Great
5%
29
29'A May 10
33% Aug 23
13% Jan 10
Chic
Mar 15
20% July 25
61 % Jan 14
12
•>/>
July 25
40
Mar 19
24 Va Apr
35 Va Dec
43
,
il
22% Feb
1
11-
30% Mar 11
2 "
Aug 20
it,
19
.'23% Jan
Aug 23
.31% Mar 15
6
29
27% Nov
9
35
90
24%
30
31%
8
35%
91
24% f
*90
89%
,25%
29%
1,900
35%
90
24%
36
89'A
24%
—
'
29% Nov 29
35 Va
No par
Common
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cliamplin Oil <& Refining Co
——1
Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Cab Manufacturing
1.25
Cheinway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
■.
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ity common—25
3% ','v convertible preferred—10C
Chicago & Fast 111 RR com—No pai
63%
*35 %
22%
60
20
37
22%
8,600
70%
10,900
'
60
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23;
39
Nov
5
78% Aug 15
50-% Jan 13
127 % Sep
20
141
Jan
5
1.00
15
125
Jan
60
13
Nov
98 Va Dec
20
131% Mar
90% Aug
2
62% Jan
V2 Feb. 12
36% July 31
123% Jun 27
9
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NoV~29
Dec
19
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
8
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preferred
Mar
5
4%
cumulative 2nd
47
Dec
36% Dec
11
3
Jan
2
Apr
17
800
41
Feb
27
49
5
73
9
35% Dec
10
114% May
13% Feb 25
50 %
Jun
26
27
45 %■
July 30
Feb
83
Apr
8
17
July 15
Apr
17
17% Aug 22
33% Jan
2
July 31
11
50% Feb
28
50% Apr
25
51 % Mar 12
39 % Jan
54
27
66% Apr
59% Feb
16
50% Feb
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
29
22% Jun
28
34 % Dec
19
28%
15'% May 28
17% Aug
16
16% Feb
13
18
Jan
8
17Ve Dec
31
26% Jan
3
17
Feb
25
20% Jun
14
Aug 23
84% Jan
3
78% Jan
11
48% Jan
4
54
Nov
30
50
Dec
9
18
59
8
Mar
57
Aug 20
Apr
Coca-Cola
44 % Nov
20
28 % Nov
23
24% Sep
25
44Va Oct
1
5%%
Colorado
16% Nov
21
38% Dec
20
21 % Mar 20
Nov
29
101% Dec
Dec
3
10% Jan
38% Jun
9
4% Nov 23
.
7
8% Mar 16
13% Dec
31
18
Jan
26
22% Jan
4% Apr
8
11% Aug 23
4
15
12
Dec
30% Mar 26'
27
Aug 14
.
9% Aug 23
Broadcasting System—
15
31
Dec
28
34% Jan
10
23
Jan
19
1 % Sep 28
43% Dec 18
92
93
Dec
Dec
82% Dec
18% Dec
18% May
9
21 % Apr 18
43 Va July 25
44
Nov
14% Jan
26
9"
51% Mar 13
71%
42 Va :Mar
Commonwealth Edison Co
31'A Mar 18
104
Feb
1
14
1.0% Apr 22
6 % Jan
17
4.64%
Copde
corn*—25
cumulative preferred—100
——5
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Corp
Comptometer
_—
—10
Mills Corp_.
14% Jan
Cone
17
Congoleum-Naim Inc—,
Jan
Consolidated Cigar .fcorpConsolidated fcoppermines
39% Jan
23
17
14
Jan
3
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
18
109% Feb
1
90% Jun
21
101'A Jan
22
4
81
93% Aug 22
3
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
111% Dec
12
117% Nov
5
For
Consol
Jan
20
83
Jan
45% Jan
3%'Jan
56% Aug
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see
page
28.
42% Feb
80
11
Aug
8
108% Jan
18
9,700
9,400
49 Va Jan
106 Va Jan
690
3,400
58
10
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54 Va
18%
1 % May 1.5
31
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72
32
Dec
54 Va
.54%
18'A
44% Aug 23
39% Feb
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18%
14
99
54 Va
.
18'A
No par
1—1
Mar 28
7
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400
19
17
24
56
47
47
18%
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Aug 23
45
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54
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15
Aug 19
39% Feb 12
Jun
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54
54 %
19
Gas
29
45
46
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19 "4
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85
47%
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54
19%
Columbia Pictures common
15
17% Jun
*46%
46
No par
5
$4.25 preferred—
—No par
Columbian Carbon Co_
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents
1
Columbia Gas/System Inc
Apr
18
47'A
54
33,000
16
13
47%
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16%
13
11
47
46%
46
29%
Foods
Sep
47
46%
29%
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Jan
12,100
16%
14
23
28%
28%
16 Va Jan
36% Jan
28%
29
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104
29%
16%
14'% i-eo
19
28%
29%
23
28
29%
20%
35% Jan
28
29%
16%
27% Aug 23
Dec
88
29 %
29%
19
28 % Nov
28 Va
29'A
23
6
29%
167'n
Jan
Aug
28%
29%
112
103'% Jan
9,900
297'a
19
31
16%
Va
54% Jun
Aug 12
16
16%
1
Jun
17%
29
15
15% Dec
.
16%
29%
107
Mar*12
50
16'A
16%
97
36%
8,900
79
14%
29%
—2.50
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com—No par
$5 preferred
——No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp-—50c
Consol Electronics Industries
-1
Aug 20
44
79
14%
29 %
„18
May
43%
14%
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16%
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14%
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79%
29
11 % July 17
41% Jun 25
42 7
78
14%
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29 Va
23% Mar 19
110% July 17
44%
10
6,500
17
49% Mar 22
29
44%
77%
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29%
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79%
45
100 %
101%
300
97
97
30
14
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100%
101
2,800
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27
26% Oct
97
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28%
16% Dec
100
100%
97
39
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130
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44
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44'A
45%
39 >A
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19% Jan 11
16
9234 July 22
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69%
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39
,
97
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130
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90
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101%
70
72%
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38
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71
72
128
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34% May 17
23
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93
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A
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37%
37%
54 %
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18
68%
71
130
54%
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13
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37%
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noncumulative 1st pfd
36% May 13
36% Mar 22
69
preferred series B—50
& Southern Ry com—100
100
4%
35% May 15
31% Dec
12
No par
6
j.9
54
Apr
No par
Co, (The)—s—
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$3.50 preferred —I
——..No'par
Collins & Aikman Corp——_No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Aug 23
71% Aug 23
41 Va Aug 22
27% Jun 25
58
preferred-Id,)
Coca-Cola Intevnat'l Corp
Columbia
78
No par
No par
—100
,
Peabody <te Co com
Jan
91j
94 Va Mar
Cluett
106
2
23% Jan
Climax Molybdenum
139
800
4.0%
o
95 Va Mar 27
20% Apr
94
9
Apr
24
33% May
3
105
Mar 29
Jan
4
92'A Feb
15
48
118
Mar 12
Edison of N Y
1.33Va
Corp
1
Utilities
Consolidated Laundries
Corp
Natural Gas
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
^Consolidated Retail Stores
Consumers Power Co com
Consolidated
1
5
10
100
Inc—1
No par
-No par
No par
preferred —'—
$4.52 preferred —1-——
$4.16 preferred' ——-1
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Container Corp of America—
Common
—5
4%
preferred —T
100
Continental Baking Co common___5
$5.50 preferred ——
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Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.7& preferred
—No par
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred
100
$4.50
—
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73%
72 Va
73
73
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280
41%
42%
41%
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28%
28%
2,100
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27%
28
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18,300
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48%
48 Va
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4,800
15 "2
15 Va
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15%
15%
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15%
16,500
397 b
40
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%
13,700
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48%
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44
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44%
9,000
28
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27%
28 Va
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28%
27 %
27%
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15
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44 "4
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20
and Financial
The Commercial
"(848)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August"26, 1957
.
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HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Highest
Lowest
12% Feb 14
16% Oct 22
11%'Aug 20
15
28% Oct 10
22
Sep 20
5% Dee
6
58% Apr
a
8% Jan 11
22% Feb
Feb
EXCHANGE
15% Jan
Continental Copper &
Industries common
7
26% Jan
12
STOCH
NEW YORK
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Lowest
v
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99
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57%
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18% Feb 28
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47
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3
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25% Apr 27
47
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Dayton. Rubber Co—_1—v._„—50c
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25% Aug.23
13'/# Aug 23
1
Jan~23;
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25% Jan
!
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2
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Sepia
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8
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Steel
Kodak Co
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35%
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34
35
23%
23%
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24%
24
24
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24
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36
36'%
343k
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48 %
50
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47
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10,300
55
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80
55
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29%
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1,600
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23
23
22%
223k
1,400
37%
37'%
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373k
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37%
4'%
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30'%
31
23
37'%
43k
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303k
303k
30%
303k
303#
30%
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15
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
10'.8
10'%
10
103k
10%
10%
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11%
10%
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33
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33%
33'%
34
333k
337k
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Class B
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31
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32
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32
323k
31
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273#
28
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28
27%
317k
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4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
6Va
10
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Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
4ft preferred
100
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Empire District Electric Co__.
---a
Erie RR common
preferred. series A
Pittsburgh IIR Co_._^
333k
2,100
66,500
33,900
6
6'%
6
28%
6%
27'%
6%
6
7,800
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19
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19'A
19
19
700
333k
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34
34
83
80
80
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57k
900
34
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80
80
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81%
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28
2734
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28
28
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16%
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163k
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4,300
20,200
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72
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130
60
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60
27'%
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J-O0
163k
17
71%
71%
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3,900
19%
8.50
50
800
86
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Elgin National Watch Co
1,200
10,000
145
25%
37
303k
146-'/
47 3i
54%
22%
10
101*%
146
54
5
43k
101
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54%
1
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493k
1013 k
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86
shares
48 y2
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30
100
48 3 k
98
146
55
2.50
Battery
Equitable Gas Co
36
36
common
Electric & Mus Ind
Natural
35%
35
233k
10
preferred
Electric Storage
35 3 «
36 Va
357k
35%
357k
35%
...100
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5
com
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
•Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
S ft
1,200
5,000
15,200
18 Vk
17 Vk
5834
49 Va-
24%
363i
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Erie &
07
_1
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*
65%
10
Ekco Products Co
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163k
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3,100
9%
133#
9%
99
43—
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
10
43
9Va
13%
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573'a
483k
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573a
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27taMay
4
7'
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80%
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4*Aft
43%
9%
9%
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-50
64% J&n 14
81% Apr 11
43%
700
183«
192 !A
i— -50
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
8
ll Va
-2,700
9%
48
—
Eagle-Picher Co
6ft
65% *
1134
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80%
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-
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83A
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$24 0 preferred
Eastman
17 y»
99
_10
Eastern Airlines Inc__—
94
67 %:
10
-50
-
3
1
653k
8%
-50
——
4
30
23% Mar 21
preferred
4.10ft preferred
11
18
2,200
14%
273k
42%
.
68
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3,100
30
233k
14%
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27%
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4,500
23%
13
19%
-50
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30 Va Apr
Jun
31
2,900
30 "
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13%
10
—
47% Jan
603k July
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14%
27%
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307a
500
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43%
66
7,100
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13
19
1
158% Feb 28
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preferred
10
115
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40
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30%,
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:
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5,300
12,900
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,
;
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397a
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42-%
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16% Jan
81% Mar
i6
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58%
——
4.20 ft
74
3
17*4
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D
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11%
49%
Dnquesne Light. Co common
$3.75 preferred —:
48% Jan 29
46
J
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63
;
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183a
14%
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,
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,
10
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277a
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31
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25%
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57 y«
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Jan
22% Nov 30
53
Aug 23
May 29
11%
48
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$4.15
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24
18
Apr 13
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28
1
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Co
Dunhill International
Jan
.50
j
14
30
66%
—
46
23%-
13%;
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49
51% Jan 23
Dec
'
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75
<•.,13%
1
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1
37% Apr
45
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s.
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44%. '44'%. •
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42%
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27
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50
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203k
203a : 21.
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31%
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4534,
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16
313»
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Mines Ltd
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9
15
9% Aug
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33
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28%V 30 Va :
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3
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13% Jan
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35%
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62
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'_1
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25
Diamond T Motor Car Co
——2
Diana Stores Corp—_—
59c
Distillers Corp^Seagrams Ltd—2
Dlvoo-Wayne Corp —
—1
du Pont de Ncm
175% Nov 29
'.
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263a
14%
143a
39%/
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15%
*—_15
Devoe A Raynoids
-
63% Aug 20
16% Aug 23
8
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
1
28
24% May
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
95% Sep 14
23% Dec -21
82% July t
50% Dec 31
72% May 28
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23
22% Jan
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,
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21
21%
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Deere & Co common——107ft preferred •_•—i—
—20
Decca
-
6
.
•
2(1% Jun 18
6
26 V*
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10
36%-Jun
81
23% Jan
3
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73k
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50%
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42%
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88
38%
50 %
10%
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convertible' preferred ——-20
•
1
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15%
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59%
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32%
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49% Apr< 15 .'.Dayton Power' & .Light :comiudn.^786
preferred. 3.75ft: series A„J
loo
Mar 4!
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86
Feb 27
series B-lJ—100
47
3
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78
29
14
50 / : 50%
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—
1
: .3% ft. preferred iseries AJ-—'—JOO
Dan River Mills' Inc——
.ul—5
-
8 ■
21%
-
4%
28 T»
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29%
14
10
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21%
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28%
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843k
484
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7,300
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1,200
19%
87
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81
66
30%
147
21%
21
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5
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81
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83
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81
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87
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30%
148%
common .C-—*.^wl
Class A
Cutler-Hammer Inc
64% Jan 14
,
10% Feb <12
84
•
30%
Prior preferred $1.60—1—No par
4
Jun,
47
'
17% Mar 19
P,4
31%
47% janu,
49% Feb 12
;
Feb 24
98
21
11% Dec' 31
'
*147
19%
19%
87%
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81
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis- Publishing commoh——.:l
'..gi prlor preferred.—Nopar
—i.
10%
19%
86Ta
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-
84 %
19%
84%
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v
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73
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59% Jun - "5
37% Aug:20
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53 To
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8,600
343k
34-%
34 y4
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l_ioo
—
8,300
74
110
———
preferred
Cuneo Press 3hc—-l_-.
26 Va
53%
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pfd——100
Sugar.
4% ft
•
263a
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*
Cudahy; Packing Co common—1___5
33% Jan "28
13% May 8
Jun-28 4
19% Jan'17
37
; Aug 23
49% Nor 28
Feb
9
'
7% Jan 18-
49% NOT 38
l
Aug 23
53% Feb 12
€3% July 19
21
Nov 19
19% Dec 20
26% Jan 23
33% Feb 14
7%
30'
8% Sep 14
'
3
52% Oct
40 '
3
Feb 13
-
27
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-
Cuban American
2
65%-Jan
<-
37% May 16
21,900
35
Crucible-Steel Co of. America—12.50
'
283k
74
i———No par
noneum
38
53%
No par
Cuba RR 6ft
373k
263*
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28
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
*
57%
28%
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"*75
38% Jan 16
56%
38%
28%
26%
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Corp. common—15-
"64.20 preferred
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4,600
57%
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73 k
36%
2
-——.
,.
7%
75
25
Crown Zellerbach
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10,200
53%
100
Corp (The)
7%
300
47%
35
-
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26%
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7%
8,400
23
45
47 Vi
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Crescent Corp
.___1
Crown Cork & Seal common—_2.50
-58Va July-11
100
Feb 18
Juu-27
„
preferred
Cream of Wheat
31% Feb 18
i
isIV* Apr: 10-
14% May 7
84% Aug 20
3% ft
27%
46
*51
1
1
Crane Co common
16% July 23
-
Aug 23
27% Aug 23
19
Jan 3
■
25% Dec 28-
Dec 28
-
88-
23%July 23
14% May 28
'7% Jan -10
65
•
Coty International Corp
3
11% Dec 11
60% Nov 23
9i- Dec 27
3
2D %
27
•-
2% Jan
X27
28 %'
commdn-10
—.100
preferred
Coty Inc
Mar 14
28% Dec
Products Refining
'7ft
2
86
2
7%
7
Cosden Petroleum Corp.———1
May 17
36% Apr 22
Jan 311
7%
57 '
38%
Corn
4
'Dec
*22 3a
50
v
4
27% AUg 23
76
Juu 27
•
23%
7%
6% Jan
4% July 5
2% Feb 27
T
-"<30% Jan
16
2
Mar
*22%
46%
573^
38%
—1
—1
Corning Glass Works common——5
3% ft preferred
100
3%ft preferred series of 1947-100
32% Apr 24
164
23%
46%
7%
of
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp
3
Jan
96% May
Aug 19
Feb 11
May 29
•97% Mar
28% Oct 22
14% Dec-19
89
July 18
42% Mar 26
4
79
-
6
'145
32% Feb 24
180% Mar 4
23% Aug 27
8
6% Jan
'
7
Oct 30
40% July 11
54% July 25
79% "July 11
27% Jan 14
106 % July 11
Aug 15
11%
*22%
55%
Delaware
79
-
45%
46
Continental Steel
111% Aug
a
19
22%
47
11 Tk
113 k
38%
■-
Continental Oil
43% July 25
37
May 15
43% Jan
8
57%; Feb 13
Jan 25
5
27% Jan 20
152% Deo
20
13
40% Maria
6
60% Nov 29
94% Jun
Dec
12%
23
Shares
11%
15
Continental Motors
70% jun 19
28%-Feb 11
49% May 21
59% Feb 15
Jan 31
52
66
54% Jan 31
69
•
33% Deo 14
'
% Apr 26 ;
49
Mar 20
70
12
23
5
the Week
11%
12
11%
-2
25
preferred
Friday
Aug. 28
11%
Corp
—„—14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
5
CoRper Range Co
i
,-5
Copperweld Steel Co common—___5
5ft convertible preferred
50
-v6ft 'convertible preferred——_50
convertible
2
26% 'Aug 23
26% Aug 23
.
Dec 20
41
Aug. >N>
22-%
4,6 %
t; ;7 %
5%
Continental Insurance
34% Feb 12
6
Tuesday
Aug. 19
Par
,
54% May 3
9
Jun 14
44% Aug
ti
Jan
45% Nov 15
1
Monday
t
Steel—
54% Feb 27
43
Ralnftr
SALE -PRICES' "
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 23 •
Aug. 31
I,OW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Kange fur Previous
00
16 Va
.
163k
70'%
70%
*58%
60
*58%
*80
•
7174
*58%
900
120
60
*"
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Volume
i;
Number 5667
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
t
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
'
•
•
.
Range for Prevloui
Year 1956
Lowest
20% Dec
15'
e
Jan
•
29 V* July 17
4
20
Mar 23
20
Highest
.
10% Aug 21
l*%-FeD
5
59% Dec
1-
41,
26
3
15
20
12-
Jan
17
Jan. ll
17%
JUly
10
2a
% Mar
6
20
75% Mar
7
67
5% Dec
10
17
17
7% .Tun
5
!-•
31% Jan
•
4
Ji...
*
tin is
14
18%: Mar 12
Feb
11
2
30% Dec
20
29% Nov 29
100
Oct
43
1
44 % Nov 29
26% May
May
May
135
1
Federal
17
61
19
68
Feb
10
17%
17 7 i,
16%
15%
15%
16
38% '
38%
39
38%
"
17%
lb%
39!
Friday
the Week
Aug. 23
Shares
.
17%
16%
17',,
15%
;3d%
16%
16
15%
16
37%
38%,
36'%
37%.,
16,400
.;
2,000
10,200
4,900
13>000
1,200
1
800
1
1,200
S0
corp.
\
200
5
~
15,300
2
Pacific
Electric
Co__
%
..,.14,500
Federated
18
lj200
1
7,800
qon1.__.Z5
cumulative preferred
11
3,200
:.•
l
common..
'CQny pfd 1953'series
.50
Mogul Bovver Bearings ' 5',
28
4,500
_2fi
309
Fenestra Inc
28
«7% Jan
'
Jun
31% Jan 10
32
Jan
105
i
57
9
66
a
Jan
1
.
2.50
Prod com
12,000
500
"
■
.
2,400
No par
conv Preferred
plieillx Flro Ins NY
y
29% Jan
Stores.
Corp
•Fibreboard Paper
14
51% Aug 20
Dept
Ferro
July 12
May 2
23% Aug 20
27 *
18
8»Ies for
Thursday
Aug. 32
.
par
I?
Pupor Board Co
30% Feb 23
Nov
Series
Metallurgical
4.60,0
91%Jun
1
53
Co_.___No
Corp
*
34% Jun
Feb
24% Aug 20
26
Aug 23
97
Aug 16
1
Mar 26
&
Jcrs-Quigan Corp
27% Jan 21
'
31% May 1
39% Mar 23
Aug. 21
17%
3
Morse
25-
37% Mar 14-
Aug 14
26% Nov 29
eel
1
redoral
F.'
30% May 14
20% Jan 31
r
5
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. !vll
15'%' 15'
preferred
tar„.ck
'
25
«
'
j
,
'
Brewing Corp.;..
Finance Corp common
.'1-u. yuy
25% Jun
Feb
32
12
1
.,*18% Aug
36% May 7
21% Sep 10
3
-i
10% ,v -<* f"
61% May 13
4J%July 8
14
36
,
"i
AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Aug;. 19
Par
Corp
Fa Is tuff
T
.
LOW
Monday
inc
Fairbanks
l>4% ,7 my' i.O
11
u
Products Co
■»
■
-
FiUrculld Engine As
Airplane C'orp.l
-Fajardo Sugar Co.^.L.^
20
1
67-u J
51% Feb
24% Dec 18
1
18% Dec
Dec
41% Aug 17
11.
13% Feb 23
29% Feb
27
-i
25 %
5
AHg 23
12% Aug 20
7
27
53
10
•'
Aug 23
.:.. .% ♦> .'
14% Dec
Oct
43% Jan
Evans
24
16
68% Sep
53% Dec
Ex-Cello
12% Jan
21% Oet
2
Ever-sharp
16
>65
7
15% Apr 15
i->2
•
Feb
13
8% Aug 23
15% Jan
15% Nov
21
Juil
9 V Ai g
7
10% Sep 20
15% Dec 26
Apr
30
18
2
Aug
Apr
51% Apr
36%Aug23
58% May
10% Deo
.
26
,
,
k
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
.•
4,200
100
5
2,800
gowg c°"h
2,100
9,600
98
101% Nov 14
"
Dec
106% Jan
83.% Mar 18
26-
101% July 23
106
100% Aug 13
16
Feb
•Firestone Tire
Dec
21
10% Jan
3
61
Doc
" Nov 23
12
41
13
41
12
Dec
Feb
7
11% Aug
34% Feb
~
1
■
1
12% Jan
12
4,300
Vpi
46% July
»ml0
19
18
6ii
18
35% Feb
11
% Mar
9
87% Aug
2
July
59%'May
8
Florida
59% J4n
.'
13
43%. Jan
3
10
10!)
Feb
13
159
82
Nov
30
100
13
102
<• •
-
$4..0 div
6
53
•Feu
12
65
6
111
•;Feb
4
134
5
84% Jan
3
May 15
93%-Aug
5
Aug 23
61% July 16
Foote
43% Aug 20
59% Mar 19
;
16% Dec
27
21% Jan
Feb
12
30% Oct
24
41% Apr
JL8
35% Feb
13
8% Feb
24
13% Nov
28
11% Jan
2
11% Dec
31
13% Mar 12
11% Apr
11
24
10
3
73
July 18
97 % Mar 20
86
22
Dec
11
38% Apr
16
79% Oct
4
23
Mar 29
Jan
■A.
'
'•
i '+ '"?■• convertible'
3-,4',0
29
Mineral
July 11
24% Jan
8
20,900
13,900
1 n
"No
20,200
par
800
1,100
"I
Frueliauf Trailer Co
4% preferred
14
40
: ..,20
*
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores
Corp
Freejiort Sulphur Co
123
8,000
.v
4.200
Francisco
3
v—
i'
1
IneZ
Corp._Z~~Z
Foster-Wheeler
l
.
'. '
inn
Co
8
Jan
3,000
13.100
.,-i .4,400
.
preferred.... lot)'
Motor Co.
Foremost Dairies
3
80
ZZ.p24,200
par
preferred.
67% July
25
*1
_
cum
17'% May
12 % Jan
Aug 20
65 la Jun
%'May 15
18% Apr
r, 4,100
~ """"""**71'
Corp.. *
Ford
63 3 b Mar 12
94
Power
1,300
...
__5
No par
common
;__i
ptd ser of '5i_J,l is "
Food •Machinery & Clieni
Corp__'.io
Apr 25
July
47
51% May 28
93
Mar
77
■
common
Pn0nnCT. P°ICr & Inc
L,6ht ^o_~No
stores
*
83% Dec
"51
Feb
(Thei
$4
preferred—L.
Florence Stove Co.:
.-22%.AUg 22
49% Feb
443$ Jan
900
Co.ZZrZZ._S
Firth^Thc) Carpet
•Fllntkrote c'o
.
54% Aug 14%
50 % Aug
2"
Apr
4
9
Feb 21
94
90% July 2
.11-' Jim 21
21% Mar 12»
•
16
36% Feb
i()
common.
6,000
1
32,300
i00
295
5
6% Dec
9% Jan
14'
9% Jun
6% Feb
3
41% Dec
26
11'% July 19
49% July 20
25% Feb
9
32% July 31
a<
30% Sep
Jan
23
6
Jan
4
31
Jan
9
14% Dec
12
3% Jan
54% Dec
25% Jan
24
9
73% Dec
1
19
9
1
'5%
2
2
Jun
59
dan
6
37% July 12
101
31
Jan
12
Jan
Jail
37
23
May 16
10
11
Aug
Dec
17
26
128 % Jan
17
135
Apr
22% Dec
28
34% Mar 13
22% Jun
27
24% Jan
23
41 %
Nov
28
34%,Feb
6
80% Dec
30% Jun
13
97 % Feb
13
78% Aug 13
12
27
40 r Oct
17% Jan
25 %
13% Dec
7
13% Jan
May 22
125
•31
Dec
10% Aug 30
142
Jan
35
t
1
52% Jail
23
17
Jun
43
Oct
65 %
Mar
11
May
108% Dec
9
10% July
l
52 % Aug 20
52% Feb
5
13
Aug
2
25% July 8
i.t>8% Apr 12
72% July 22
57%
18
Jun
25
Jun
20
85
Dec
27
101% Mar 15
79
Jun
20
31
Feb
1
50% Feb
10
37% Apr
July 26
38% Feb 25
33% Jan
3
60
75% July 17'
34% Oct 23
53% Feb 24
31
35% Aug 24
Nov .28
Jan
~5% Aug~20
17
May 25
Nov
19
14% Feb
9
18% Dec
4
53% Dec
24% Nov
29
7,
36
Nov
69
Jan
4
115
Jan
30
47% July 16
115'% Jan 24
91% Feb
40
Apr
12
68
Jan
4
25
47% July 12
12
34% May 17
57% July 15
12
34% Mar 12
27
Mar
8
5 Va Jun
47% Nov ae
July 19
'24 j. Aug 20
Amorieah
$4.pO ^preferred
General
5
May 17
102
Oct
121% Apr
86% Sep
.
16
Nov
5
95
July 31
108% Jan
General
rmi' ,:i,'eferred,__
General Bronze
i.^Ve^ulst preferred
5%
Mills
Preferred
$3.75
General
$1.60
conv
General
98% July 17
Apr
185
July 17
23
Jan
2
90
Apr
3
95% Apr 25
Jun
3
36% July
9
18
24
62 %
8
Gorbcr
25% Apr
26
39 % May 29
9% Jan
12
23% Jun
a
31 % Nov
90
Dec
6
34% Sep
28
S
Sep
153
7
97% Mar 21
41 % Mar
14
Mar 14
j
% Aug 23
5% Jan
163
66
Oet
1
60
Jan
23
84
28% Nov
30
Nov
9
25
231,
36
44% Jan
27
10% Dec
Dec
27 ',.'
Apr 18 i "
60% Sep 13 f>
16
1% Dec
89% Mar 23.*'
2% Feb
3
14
20% Mar 16
29% May 28
36% Aug
-9
34
60% Dec
la
Feb
9
24
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
5% Nov 29
25% Feb 14
79-
Nov
29
38% Oct
Aug lo
108% July 17
2
19% Oct
7% May la
41 %
2
•
130% Dee 31
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
18% Dec
46% Apr
23% Mar
14% Feb
22
83% July 17
34 % Jun 27
3% Jan
159
2
5
28% July
91
3
Mar 18
Jan
21
13
Goodrich
95% July
7% Aug 20
31 %
74
11
% Aug 23
Aug 20
Aug 14
5% Mar 12
29% Feb
12
64
13% Jan
14
9
&
670
100
ZZZ
Z
Co
50
j
common
30,000
Zl0
2,100
_
,
5
Stock
Co
100
_io
4,600
~_1
2,400
Telegraph Co
(B
<W
Ri
&
100
F>)
10
15
6% Apr
18
8,500
ZZ.5
12,700
32
32
32
32
32
49%
51%
49%
50%
50%
51%
138
1%
1%
1%
1%
—4
P
5
7>L.
7Va
7%
7%
7%
IV*
1%:
7%
Co
(The)
City Steel
(W T) Co common
5
33'%
33%
33 Vt
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
12.50
45 «/4
46' ii
45 \
i)
46%
45%
46 3
b
45%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
Union
Granite
3%%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Gt Northern
Iron
100
Stores
Ore
*75%
6 Vb
..l
Prop_.No par
32 3
B
76
6 >8
323n
7F*1
75%
2
32%
31%
32 %
6
31 1
*74%
a
6%
6
75%
6%
.
1%
9,800
7%
7%
33 Va
-
.
33%
7,900
%
45%
6,500
3,400
44
31 Va
.
*
75
75
400
13,400
50
31 %
74 %
-
2,000
75 Va
H
6 Va
6
32%
32%
32
70
3,800
32''2
6'
6
3,000
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern
Ry Co
65
66%
64
66
67
67%.
67
67%
67 3i
67%
1,500
47% July 11
No par
43%
44%
43
44
43%
44 3
a
43%
43 3
42%
43'/a
11,100
21% Jan
Great
No par
207B
21
20:%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
100
128%
128
11
July 23
33% Mar 12
21% Oct
13
30
18
2
17% May 10
Aug 20
14% Jan
2
96
79
Jan
3
page
28.
Jun
21
Jan
14
11
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
11
Green
4
Western
Green
30% Apr
21% May
1
16% Apr 30
89
Feb
13
I'/o
Sugar com
preferred..
Bay & Western
(H
L)
Co
Ina
RR
25
loo
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp__No par
Grevhound Corp (The)-common.
3
4%%
preferred
100
72
-
26%
18»4
15'%
*80
—
1%
46 %
5
49%
-r
i.
85
Feb
70% Apr
26% Jan
see
50%
1%
32 %
*32
32%
50
1%
7%
20
10
For footnotes
*32
32
1
No par
Inc!
Co
Granby Consol M S &
Grant
100
•
No"par
Graham-Paige Motors
36% Feb
86 % Apr
8
270
100
Z.ZZlOO
preferred
Gould-National Batteries
Grace
Grand
35 % May
38,800
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
34% July 29
59% Jan
2
6
1,700
2.50
com
Brewing Co
79% Jun
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
ZZZlO
.....
_
Goebel
8
1,000
18,300
10
$4 50 preferred...
Crhdden
Co
(The)
14
37%Jun
44
6,000
55,000
20
48
25% Feb
.^_Z__ZZZ-.l
Corp
Zl
il5,800
j 4,900
12
2
3,500
4
23
% Mar 12
4,000
4,700
10
...
4% Apr
160
11,300
10c
4%
preferred
"To
Gillette (The) Co_._.__ZZZZZZZZZ_l
Gimbol Brothers common
37% Jan
31% Aug 14
l%.Tan
Getty Oil Co
%
6.67
Signal
Corp
Products
Gold
July 31
66% Aug
70% Feb
8% Feb
46% Mar 26
10
1,500
Aug 20
40% Feb 25
79% Jan
27
6
0,100
1
l:
11
9
79% Dec
19
4;400
.
3
149 % Jan
27
7% Aug
37% Aug
23% Jan
May
1,800
•
1
■;r ,12,200
Georgia-Pacific
52% Sep
1,300
par
Service....^
ioc
Utilities Corp.__j._5
cumulative
21
1.500
•
'
]\f0 ,)llr
Corp..
45 % Jail
230
par
~
Co
conv
25% Jail
54
..ZIno
preferred
preferred
$5
5'%%
3,400
114,000
'..No par
Corp
12
.
series.
General Tire & Rubber
4'.4 r'0 preferred
4%%
liar
i-'a
Telephone Corp.
107
3,000
-
100
Refractories
Time
...
Advertising_„__15
Railway
37 % Sep
3
No
•'
com.
preferred
Shoe
300
6,900
.
1
General Realty & Utilities^.
General
72,400
jsjo par
preferred
45% Dec
~31 ~
600
49,100
Precision Equipt Corp.
conv
25% Nov 27
Oct
5
No
Outdoor
2,000
,ioo
(Delaware) .1
General Portland Cement
$3
,.r
preferred
General
1,1-ou
I'M
2
"""%
IZHII5
"
common
preferred...
Motors Corp
1^(7.00
i
'Jo
Corp
General
78
13
General Instrument
General
1200
•*' 'floo
IZIrJo niit-
Dynamics-, Corp
Electric Co
■;
General Finance
Corp
General Foods
Corp
4.003
.
.
"'
' ](>o
v
common
series prei'erred^ipi
General Controls Co
General
JK":
f,
No pur
6%
Geneaal
5,400
>
General
90
S%
40
.?J.
^
qone^al Cigar Co Inc
General Contract- Corp.
$5
7.000
.....No ]>ar
.Corp
General
1
com
General Cable Corp com.i
C
2,800
Trai».s|iortation__iE50
Baking,Co common
_.._5
2
7
100
•1,400
Amor
7
45 % May
4,700
50
2.400
Steel Castings
30 Va Mar
27
_]
TexusHl,5
of
General
21% Aug 15
55 % Jan
7
Jun
3
10
2,500
100
Co
General
38% Aug 20
90
40% Jan
com
Investors
Oil
27% Mar ia
2
96
13
Inc
41% July 16
22
66% Apr
General
.General Amor
Public
34
18% July
13
Apr
13
Industries
Public
50% Jan
Feb
800
5.100
IIIZIZ-IIIZI" '2
convertible' preferred.__
General
16% Mar 18
4;200
....
General Acceptance: Corp...........p
General American 'Iildus
coin
J_.-1
6',% convertible prelerred.__~r^5o
General
34% Oct
29% Dec
Wood
'g '•?•
1-4,800
'•
No par
Co
(Thei
13
32
46
Cor])
4
preferred.
(Thei.___
39% May 22
7
23
1
2
21
42
19
29% July 18
2
Jan
11
36% Feb
4% Feb
38 % Mar 28 r'
34
Dec 28
34%Jan
July 18
8% Jan
29% Jun
-
51% Aug 20
75% Nov 28
22
19% May 15
100
27
22
12% Jdn
49 %
102
38-
14% Jail
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16
32% Oct
Apr
5
24
27
6% Aug 15
124% Feb
29-
43
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Feb
40
122% Mar 1
49 % Mar 20
4% Dec
.
1E»% Feb
31
34
86
6
Dec
11
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11% Aug 7
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110
40% May 28
2
30
11
73% Dec
31
61
26% Jan
19
Apr 26
50% July 23
10% Mar 20
1
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19% Aug 23
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88
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72
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15
15% Feb
Garrett
14
36 % J an
90% .July
19
106% Mar
2
30
4
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Gardner-Denver
2
51
Jan
26% Jan
31
30% Nov
3
99% Sep
5% July
Jan
8% Jail
14%.Jan
4% Apr
5
Dec
51
64
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Ggmewelf
V
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8
30% Aug 23
July 16
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.
46% Jun 28
12
34% Aug 20
16% Aug 13
27
36% Jan
36% Feb
13
6% July
10%, July 24
10% Apr 10
Apr ll
45
July 23
27% Aug 23
6
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42
9% July 17
39
4
33% Jan
Dec
43
28
38
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Mar 12
47
3
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27
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12% Feb 27 '
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47
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72
27
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18
131
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131
73
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73
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26%
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18%
4
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73
26%
26%
18%
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15%
15:%
15%
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80
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80%
80%
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130
131
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5,000
90
130
73
30
26 3 4
2,700
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1,300
15%
12,400
80
82
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11
1
The Commercial and
22
Financial Chronicle\
.
Monday, August
.
(850)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Year 1936
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27% Jun
8
35% Jan
13
5% Jan
3
12
39% Mar 23
76% Dee
21
98
83 HaJun
23
21
Mar 14
Jau
EXCHANGE
34% Jan
Grumman
14
'12 % May 10
2
24% Aug 23
32% Jan
80% Jan
107 Va Feb
26
83% Dec 27
r.42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
90
Dec
17
108
Feb
6
100
Sep
19
105 Va Feb
23
12
152
$5
preferred
Gulf
May 13
oil
Gulf
147% July 26
States
41% Jun 11
,34% Jan 24
1
9 V
72
25
Utilities
Common
a
27
No par
:
Corp
Aug. 21
128%
21 %
22%
22 %
22%
Friday
Auj
22%
23%
the Week
Aug. 23
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 2(1
22%
Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR couu_No par
16
2l
rt.tg
Corp
Guantanumo
11
VI
Aircraft
Tuesday
Aug. IP
Par
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
% Aug 20
9
9% Nov 28
29 % Dec
32% Sep
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Shares
23%
22%
9%
Va
25%
26%
26
261 it
24%
26
72%
71 %
71%
71
71%
*71
71%
"70%
71
700
134%
126%
131%
127%
130
46,900
9
26%
131%
9%
130 Va
133
132
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
5
$4.20 dividend preferred™
100
*78%
81%
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81 %
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81 Va
*80
81Va
Apr
2
100
*83
87
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87
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87
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90
96
Jan
29
$4.40 dividend preferred.
$4.44 dividend preferred™
100
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93
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93
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93
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95
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70%
69
70
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21 %
21%
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600
Va
3,200
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Jun, 14
12,300
9%
26%
9
9 V8
27%
98
6
22a
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9
83% July 23
81Vn Aug
26. 1957
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10,400
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84
85 Va
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93
~40
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21
41% Feb
21
Huckensack
Nov
13
69
Aug 20
89% Jan
17
Halliburton
24% Dec
19
20
% Mar 11
18
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
58% Feb
10
92
20% May
4
19
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
107
33
Nov
26
Sep
38% Jun
20
2*4
May 31
,
28 % Jan
111% Jan
11
45 % Jan
15
Aug 23
33
May
36% July 16
40 % July 23
Jnlv
Feb
15
128
9
48 % Dec
20
37
24% Nov 20
25
May 22
35 % Apr
16
33% July 30
24% Aug 19
26% Aug 15
4% Aug 23
31% Jun 14
5% Oct
32% Dec
30
31
13;
146
Mar 29
39
Mar 27
8
39
Aug
Mar 13
9
Feb
8
11
23% Fen 28
81
6'.i
Hart Schaffner
37
14% Feb 15
18% Jun
19
25
28% Apr
2
20
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May 6
July 24
Heinz
Jan
9
46 V'4 Apr
15
101
JHU
5
86% Jau
2
7
11
20
16% Feb
20
18 % Jau
22
Heller
23% July 25
30% July 23
14% Aug 19
24 % Jan
16
Helme
21% Mar 15
51
35
47
Dec
3
85% Nov
Dec
23% Oct
25
Aug
6
26% May 25
Oct
17
38% Jan
34
15% Dec 31
36% Nov 29
110
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
33% Nov
76% Jun
GO
19
23
19
3
% July 19
124
Feb
24
53% Mar 20
54
Jan
11
71% Aug 23
Jan
.54
91
34% Mar
7
41% May 23
27% Feb
12
46% Mar 14
34 % Jun
25
3%%
7%
30
t
62
July 25
50% Feb 19
61
Aug 23
78
Jan
Jan
3
80% Feb 25
87
July 19
&/
Oct
2
99
1
X
Inc—:-
32
107%
*105%
107%
35 %
34%
14%
14%
61. %
2.50
20%
20%
—__1
common
10
19%
31
5% convertible preferred
Homestakc Mining..
30
*27%
12.50
35%
36
56
56%
29% Oct
17
Nov
15
18'% Aug 23
32'A Jan
16
28
5
20
Aug 16
33% Feb 11
Feb
Feb
40'% Jan
10
74% Jun
19
55
Aug 15
71 % Jail
4
28% Aug 19
39% Jan
10
40
31% Dec
5
56
Feb
16
35
% Jan
30
52% July 17
89
Dec
26
103 % Mar 16
4% Nov 23
21% Jan 23
12 % Feb
35
10
% Dec 26
8 % Jan
29% Mar
31
2
85
Jun
14
97
Feb
6''4 Jan
10
22% Aug 22
28 % Jan
18% July 11
16'% Jan
3
22
Hotel
23% July 24
36
$4.25
39'A May 29
Aug
6
Jan
24% Sep 25
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
75
Dec
11
96
6
69
Aug 20
85
83
Dec
26
102'% Jan 10
83
July 19
88
Apr
105
88
Jan
7
100
Apr
Dec
26
3
Dec
20
12
•
Feb
28
$2.25
18 % Jan
11% Aug 23
15
Howard Stores
3
11% Apr 23
Jan
10
21
23
83% Dec
3
91
4% Dec
13
10
99
8% Aug 20
1% Feb
13
5% Feb
11
Jan
18% Jan
4% May
11 Va Apr
18
20
35% May
29'A Jan
17
3
66
Oct'T"
72%
May~4
40
46 %
44
Jun
19
47% Apr
Feb
5%
4%
4%
22%
23
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23 V:»
400
20%
20%
20'A
20%
3,100
preferred
50
*37%
38
37 Va
37%
100
27%
28%
4,200
Aug 19
48
10
40
July 16
13
27% Jan 23
46% Apr 23
31% July = 5
15
7% Apr 19
33% Dec 11
11% May 9
30 % Mar 13
5
9% Apr
.
5
21% Aug 21
39% Jan
14
'Feb
85% July 20
73
88% Jan
8
20
23
83% Dec
13
27 % May 28
series
41% July 25
174
Jan
3
112% Aug
8
14 % Mar 13
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
85
Sep
13
21% Apr 19
104% Apr 19
94
Feb
15
144
Aug
3
13
44*% Feb 20
43% Nov 29
70% Mar 13
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
38% Jan
16
37% Anr
5
28~
30
9
Nov
30
23% Dec
18
33% Jan
10
120% Dec
17
53
July
39%
Mar" 16
6
15% Aug 27
34% Jan
5
27% Jan
10
56% Nov
19
130
Feb
7
138
July 1
25% Feb 12
68% July 15
83% Aug 15
25
31% July 10
Aug 20
76
May
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
92
Aug 23
109% July
82
July 30
98
Aug 22
26
9
12
84% Aug 19
103% Aug 22
38 % July 24
39 % Aug 29
29% Aug
7
29 % Feb 12
49% Jan
2
28'A Aug 20
29
13
Aug 23
Jun
24
29% Aug 21
24 % Jan
2
42'% Aug 23
111 Va Jun
28
40% May 16
;
Feb
9
8
"4 May 10
106% May 10
125
July 12
40% May 23
Co_r_„-
3
3
3
3
3%
3 "4
3 Va
3%
*3
8%
54%
*7%
53%
54
5,000
15'/a
14%
15
1,500
78
78
4%
*2!)
4%
4%
4%
4%
29%
30%
*29%
30 Va
30
30
16%
16%
16°,a
16%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35 "a
34%
35 Vi.
34
71%
71%
70 Va
71
69%
701 i
68%
691
66
48%
49
48%
49
49 Vi
50
50
491
25%
26
26
49%
26 Va
27
26'/a
*46
43
43
41%
C
41
29%:
29%
7%
7%
24%
24
24%
70%
77
75
76%
152
*147
*147
152
88
90:%
881/4
32%
35
32%
1
*22%
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23
40%
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25%
303
22%
41
*22
40%
312
22!)%
34
34%
100
*68%
71
*68%
84 %
86
84%
preferred
Canada
preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
com
No par
„..r
100
International Salt
—_„No par
Shoe.......^
No par
9%
94%
*82%
9%
9
28 % Mar 29
Jan
22
50% July 15
common
When issued
13%
13%
13
84%
85%
*84
107;%
38%
38%
1
57%
*29
13 %
38%
58 Va
Breaker
Co
88
88 Vi
6,600
33%
34 Vi
6,200
23 Va
*22%
23 Va
*22%
23
39 Hi
40
40%
40
85%
85%
85%
26
26%
25%
26
341/4
40%
306
34
34 %
2
139'i
139%
1,340
293a
28%
28%
5,500
71
*68%
87%.
86
71
*68 Va
86 %
84%
71
85%
36,800
9 Va
9%
9 Va
9
9%
7,500
96%
93%
95%
92
93%
'20,400
82%
82 %
82%
*81
9
%
83%
100
12%
1,900
*
38%
39 Va
33 Vi
32%
13
13
85
85
*34%
106
103%
103'%
103%
103%
500
38%
38H4
38%
38%
1,800
40
40
39%
38-%
39%
*29 Va'
32 V4
59
12
38%
39%
31 Va
32
.a
60 %
12%
*61
29%
29'a
26%
26%
45
43%
*115
43%
30
86
170
*29%
39%
31%
900
31%
31%
31%
36,500
60 Vi
62
1,400
31%
30%
30%
30
29
29%
700
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
7.100
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,900
44%
42 Va
44
42%
44
4,300
116
*115%
116
10
43%
44
4,200
116
116
43:%
5%
5 Va
5 Va
5
20%
20%
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19%
20
20%
2')
Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr A Lt 4%.pfd..100
42%
44
X42
43%
44
44%
431
81%
81%
81 %
81 Va
81
81
57'A
57%
57
57%
44
12 %
*84%
63
32
29 Va
116
86
32%
*29%
13'A
%
18,200
140%
13%
42
34 Vi*
34
42,800
28%
13%
44 %
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6,500
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139%
5
—
4,400
29
13%
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30lHi
8£%
140
13-%
116
85%
V 25
309%
*29%
%
a
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.
58
44'A
152
88 3
30
x26
*147
5,200
35 Va
29%
45%
*115
152
500
20,800
34%
30
29%
7%
88
29%
26%
l
'147
28%
26%
IF
30
88%
29 %
44%
Jacobs
100
2,600
34%
28%
29%
preferred
152
29 Va
10
7%
22
29%
50c
13%
56
*7%
29%
IoWa Power A Light Co
;.
Island Creek C'od.1 common
Circuit
29%
Hi
75%
*81
104
Power Co
3.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas A Elec Co__No par
I-T-E-
41
*29%
95'a
%
86
104
106
29%
Stores——
Interstate
Sfi
43
*40
21%
86 Va
86
39%
54'A Jun 13
*41
74 Hi
*68 V
9%
96
*81
31 %
130
43
21 Hi
33%
86%
x93 Va
*29%
28
47
75%
28%
71
97%
39 Va
Jan
20
*46 Va
21'A
139
28-%
86
8
308:% 311%
139%
27 %
32%
32
V
310%
139
34
33 l/a
19
10
42
75'A
40%
85
25%
39%
14% Feb
41%
*41
*85
85
25
29%
Dept
*28
*40%
34
40%
85%
34%»
Interstate
4,600
41%
47
76%
*22%
26%
31%
6
a
88
139%
International
26 V
24%
*147
'
28%
...
preferred-
4,800
15,200
75%
-
34
139 'A
5%
4-1
28%
1.400
a
49%
2lVt
•
89
20
*29 %
Jun
*7%
*7%
25
36% July 16
33% May 10
*41%
41
24%
International Silver
73
43
*40
28%
68 3
1.000
28%
*41%
29%
700
34%
a
19,400
41
41
41
29
a
4%
41
*40%
:
43
*40
100
$4
41%
47
.
...5
of
41%.
*40%
*46
*41%
7 % preferred.
25
International Telep A
Teleg__No par
International Utilities Corp
5
20
*40%
,
*46 Va
47
35
Feb
41%
'
42 v"-
*46
41
26Hi
26
26
*41
47
Vi
-
Nickel
4%
700
60
4%
29%
■
com
4%
'
8%
4%
16%
common__^„No par
ureferred
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Int'l
79 Va
4,200
29%
51% Apr 23
37% July 10
*76'A
78
9,200
3%
4%
16 Va
-
Harvester
7%
8 Va
8%'
30%
—No par
International Packers Limited
15
International Paper common
7.50
•j
*
8%
16%
Business
Int'l
*7%
8 %
8%
'
54%
16%
50
900
8%
16%
Corp common
—5
preferred..——..j
100
Corp
.J
_•_!
Machines
...No nar
4%%
Interlake Iron
Int'l
376% July 8
38% Jan 11
156% Jan
13
8%
100
3
Aug 20
May 28
33 %Jun 14
55
11%
a
No par
21
25
54%
13
91
34%
preferred
Jan
84% Aug 15
55
13
8%
Mexico
35% Jan
7
23
Feb
De
92
Feb
35% Dec 31
54%
8%
16%
Intel-chemical
Jan
13
Electrica
2
103
%
54%
13%
*13
15
Jan
78
32% Dec
53
13%
8%
10
52
11
7
53%
8%,
_i
23% May 14
28
38 % Feb
8,900
53
8%
No par
39% Aug 23
Feb
Dec
100
5
Co
20% Jan
88
38
92
*13
,
RR
24% Mar 13
33% Apr
7
86
*90
13%
Co
61% Jan
22
15'% Feb
*84
93
55%
Inspiration Cons Copper.—:
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
'
21
12
86
1
4
Nov
9% Nov 26
*84
*90
50
11
69
67% Dec
86
93
100
55% Jan
4
120
*84
*90
4.42% cumulative preferred
50
4.20% cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power A Liglit__No pur
6%
72%
86
54
Refrigerator Co
Inland Steel
*70
90
S A...—,—,—.100 pesos
Industrial Rayon
t
—1
Ingersoll-Rand common.
No par
11
4
90
*13
A
99% Jan
6
71
*84
1
12
25% Jun
98% Nov 29
Feb
28 3
86
1
32 % Aug 19
288
33 Va May 28
143 % Dec
6
156
28 Va
69
91
No par
Corp
Central
Industria
16
28%
70
28%
*68
*84
42
Feb
Feb
*37%
38
6,600
*89
41%
Nov
Jan
4%
4%
100
*40%
53
79
70
*40'4
30
148
28%
69
50
12
6
*37%
38
2811
.50
Dec
13
*37%
71%
cumulative preferred
26'% Jun 20
Feb
4%
28%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
44
69% Mar 20
28%
*70
.
4.70%
43
Dec
100
4%
38
4.26%
3
47% Jan
No par
Co
Cement
4%
23
20%
Idaho Power Co
Ideal
3,400
11,500
86
_ioo
pfd
Hussmann
57%
29%
*84
20%
8
54 % Apr
165
86
23
Lighting & Power
conv
56
29
29%
23 %
2
27
100% Dec
4%
%
20%
11
Dec
8
*84
1,700
8,100
23%
4.08%
44
31
29
86
18%
35 VA
20%
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
4
44'% July 26
Dec
56%
30
200
28%
34%
57 %
57
56%
29
*84
86
*78
40
20
29%
78'
9
76% Jun
56%
*84
35
78
5
f52% Dec 20
55%
28%
29 %
18%
*27%
19
*27%
36
28 %
35;%
19
18 Ti:
28%
36
80
Jan
25
j
36
*78
Apr
Feb
28%
35
86
18%
*27%
19 %
19
*27%
2
54
55
7% Jun
28%
*84
19 %
28'
*15
53
13
8,700
54 %
9
59
13 Va
15%
11
151
13
8
Nov
Jan
13
15
50% Dec
52
13
4%
Illinois Power Co common
Mar
13
20%
9
13
13
24%
32% May
Jun
13
4%
Illinois
38
13
10'A
20%
9
19
13
54
Aug 12
Jan
3,900.
12%
8
May 31
51
22%
*10
*23%
63% Jan
41% Dec 21
21%
10%
1
Aug 23
47% Aug 15
75
22%
3
25% Aug 19
57%
22%
54
May 21
Jan
*10
Hunt Foods
35% May 23
32
10 %
22-%
15
8
16% Jun
8,200
10%
22%
53
85% Apr
6
20 Va
20
10%
22 Va
15
77
2
19%
20%
20%
10%
21%
20
55%
18
25
100
15
Jun
12
84%
*7%
7Va Jail
Jun
84
*14%
4
14
4'/# Feb
90
85'/a
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Ltd.^No par
& Indust Inc com
5
29
Apr
28% Jan
9,300
tHudson A Manhattan com
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
16% Jan
13
1,000
14%
61 Va
Howe
90
July 3
24% Sep 21
34%
14 Va
61
8
53
Aug 20
3
11% Jun
34%
14%
61 Va
25
preferred.
Sound
34'/a
9,000
•37%
14:%
6
July 26
July 17
41 %
34%
36%
*84
84
20 Va
700
38 Va
61%
14%^
20%
47
com
Ine
preferred
4.40%
15% Dec
27% Feb
4%
34%
84
58
*46 %
38
62
85%
*57
48
10%
common..5
Household Finance common
3%% preferred..—
Houston
*60%
*106
58
22%
......No par
convertible
' 1
3% Apr 23
27% Dec 13
19% Nov 29
6
Mar 13
14%
61%
38%
500
107
107
58
*46 %
,
21%
America
60% July 11
26% Mar 19
64
Jun
Co
preferred
48% Mar 22
1% Nov 20
30
30
conv
57% Aug 17
15% Nov 29
5% Nov
3
Corp of
5%
14%
.
*10%
io
Corp
preferred
Hondaille-Industries
26
90
41'A Jan
Mar
Oil
:
Corp—.
Co
Corp
10
15,400
5
_
Hooker Electrochem
4
40
Sugar
Honolulu
8
4% Aug 23
Holly
Furnace
900
50c
Corp
(Charles E)
Electronics
Holland
34%
34%
100
4,800
39%
107
107%
*34%
17
23
*105%
37%
9% Jun
9'A Dec 26
18% Oct 22
Hotels
39%
38
Hoffman
23%
%
30 %
Hires Co
23%
40
38%
10% Jun 20
16%
39%
37%
25% July 2
13% July 25
22% Jan 11
%
40%
48
12
16
16
69 V 4
12
17
32%
*46 Va
25
40
*15%
*58
.
91
*88
*32
48
*64
1,500
16'A
ay
84%:
48
32%
*46%
84'A
47%
16
*59
19% Feb
Hilton
16%
v
48
;
60
48
16%
,
60
62
500
72
40
10
58%
14%
200
71%
91
*88
*46%
9% Feb
17% Feb
7
23%
*31 %
*105%
7
22% Jan
*23%
32
15
47%
17%
3,100
<25%
74.
*71
'
■
10
40%
25
7
14'% Apr 12
23%
32
38%
12% Jau
25% Sep
23%
32
39%
24% Nov
31
23%
,;
38%
12
18'% Dec
*17
*31
9% Nov 27
21% Dec
'
17%
1/12
*61 %
*25
91
,14%
5 *
*15%
91
14%
.
16 %
25%
17%
23%
66 %
"16 'A
66
68 Va
25%
23%
17 %
26%
*15%
,
...
50
series A™
:
Hewitt-Robins
17
67 %
•
_ti
preferred
1,000
91
*90
100
L2
common.
4%
33 %
48
91
*
4Hi
*32%
26%
48
*90
17%
72
1,200
4%
33%
26%
-
•
48%
48
23%
-'
5
26Hi
4%
*32%
34%
72•
48%
*:;i
2,600
72
*48
to
2,700
24%
161%
74. %
.—No par
36
24%
25%
*72
preferred.._25
35%
25
16%
74%
5,600
36%
26%
4%
09
,
2,000
,
46
36%
25%
,
:
135
40
24%
16
*72
Hcyden Newport Client Corp
_l
3'/a % preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)™Nopar
.
3
71
*128
25%
16
25%
l
common
(The)
/'
68
Va
100
preferred—)™™™:
4% %
71
36
35 %
>
3,700
46 Vi
'
26%
/.'
5
34%
36H«
135
5,200
-
30
29
8
20
90
.30%
29%
'
46
*32 Va»
26%
4%
16%
17% July 16
20 % Mar 19
80
5%
*
*32%
26
|
Motors..
Powder
26%'
5
31 1
■
700
20%
20
*80
31
300
36%
25
*25%
Hertz Co
77% Feb
69
27
34%
90
*128
46%
36%
*15%
42% July.26
40*% Jan
4
29
5
Hersbey Chocolate common..No par
.
13
1
(G W)
Hercules
13% Nov
26%
*32%
21 Vb
30%
9,200
25
36%
X24
46
25
36%
36%'
25:%
21 Vi
36%
36%
135
'A
47%
25
i
Co..
,30%
.
*128
135
70
21%
30%
%
31
x30%
35%
34%
45%
100
common
«fc
32%.
*128
%
36%
15
noncumulativc
Hercules
61% Dec
12% Mar
(W E»
48
24%
1()
preferred™.,
10
115% Jan
& Marx
Co
35 %
89
31%
30%
69
21%
*20 %
20%
*86
30 %
31%
135
5
common
(II J)
47% Julj? 11
.
46%
LI
_
preferred
3.65%
8
17% Jan
21
103% Aug
8
47% Jan 23
46 % Aug
r
*128
*
Co
27
Dec
34%
100
2.50
.
89% Feb
76
17
1
30
100
40%
*39
70%
*86
20%
21%
.88%
21%
40%
6;%
*21 Vi/
71
21%
».
'
1
.
>39
69%
*20%
;
32%
Corp of America common
.1
preferred
*
.—50
Haveg Industries Inc—Ex partial liquidating dist
i.5
Hayes Industries Inc—
.LI
34% Mar 27
July
32%
4% %
17% Nov 13
.
30%
Hut
18% Jan 23
11
30%
7.50
com
(
.
%
X88%
21%
91
2.50
Harsbaw Chemical Co.
7
*87%
_1
Itefrac
-y
.
•'
21
1
100
Co
Harris-Intertype Corp
13% May 28
Feb
Organ
preferred
26% Dec
20
5
preferred—;
Harseo Corporation..
8
6% Jan
Cementing
Paper CO—
Harbison-Walk
14
Jun
51 % Aug
convertible
Hammond
34% Jan 21
31% Feb
138
4 'i
Hammermill
36% Aug
9
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
Nov
130
Well
(W F) Printing Co
,i
Hamilton Watch Cp common
11
88% Aug 20
29% Aug 23
29
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
Water
Hail
'2
Jan
Oil
44%
44 %
44
700
2,700
J
i
Nov
19
10% Mar 19
22% Dec
13
29% Oct
32% Oct
1
8*'A Aug 31
44% Oct 15
4
88
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
28% Jan
9
48% Apr 27
20% Aug ly
28 % Feb 11
94% Mar 14
78
Jun
11
91
55
47% Jan
28
15
Mar 14
47% July 10
Jan
60','2 Aug
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
79
Aug 14
43'A Oct
89% Feb
2
58% Apr
5
41 "A
Aug 19
52% July-
67% Feb
1
12
42 % Jun
97
8
62% Nov
15
45% Mar 12
64
94% Nov 30
35 % Feb
3
105% Feb
27
91
99
26
58% Aug
For footnotes
85
72
see
Mar 21
Dec
page
28.
69
Feb
Jun
20
23
24
2
23
3
July 11
<s July 24
Jan
76% Jan
2
17
Li
Co
Jaeger Machine Co—
Jefferson
Jewel
Lake
Tea
Co
Inc
1
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp...
.
Johnson
A
Jones
Laughlin Steel
5%
Joy
A
Johnson
Manufacturing
Co
58 Va
*77
80
*77
80
5'A
*77
5%
80
5'n
*81
5 %
5 "a
5%
20%
a
*19%
20%
1,900
43
5,600
5,200
44 Va
42
82%
81 %
81%
240
57%
3,100
'ola\- 80
57%
'77
57 Va
*77
30
5
41 %
42%
Va
42 Va
43 %
42
42%
41 %
42 V«
12%
4.
preferred series A
-58
100
common
3% 'r
5%
87 %
87 Va
X85
67 Va
85%
86 Ha
86
86 3
84
55 %
2,300
55
56%
54
Va
57
56%
57:%
5G
56%
54%
55%
42,500
1
93 Va
94
93%
94
94 V,
94 %
95 V
96
95%
95%
;
500
60
61 %
59
61%
61 Va
62
61
61%
58%
60 %
9,700
.10
100
com
j
41%
42
4
■
20,800
1
'
Volume
.The Comr/,crc ol and Financial Chronicle
Number 5667 v..
186
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range tor Previous
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Vear
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
(851)
NEW
Highest
YORK
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 19
Aug. 20
Par
SALE
BIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Aug. 21
SaD
PRICES
»
f«»
Friday
the Week
Aug, 23
Thursday
Aug. 22
Shares
K
70'A Aug
3
34% Aug 20
104
Nov
27
127
Aug
3
84
44
Dec
18
52
Feb
20
34% Feb
13
41% Aug
—.
37%
Dec"""
78
Dec
21
96
92
Dec
5
103
Mar
102
Feb
14
13
102
Fen
18
4.50%
preferred
1
82
Aug
23
96
Feb
21
4.20%
May 22
92 Ft May
9
87
July
1
96
Apr
3
4.35%
preferred
cumulative
77% Jan
4
108
Apr
105
Mar
28
103
63
32
37
Nov
14
46 Fa Jan
24
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
28% Aug 14
24 % July 23
Feb
12
39
6
Dec
July 16
47
Apr
58% Apr
21
11
32 %
37% July 29
43% Jan
Jan
41
Mar
29
40% Mar 19
32 % Dec
4
52% Jan
31"
74%
Aug~20
18
98
Feb
17
45
16
50% Feb
29 %
28% Aug 14
,23% Aug 14
Jan
43% Jan
4
29
3
Apr
54% Oct
19
13% July
13
16% Sep
10
25% Apr
4
27% Aug
7
3% Nov
13
4% Jan
6
3% Jan
Nov
7
22
63
1
17% Jan
14 % Apr
4
26% May
15% Jan
2
Laclede
19
16% Mar 13
26
Jun
8
34% Apr
97
-May 8
13% Jan 10
•>17% Jun
35% Apr 26
15% Nov 26
2
JO
»
45% Jan
21% Jan
13
3
2% Jan
31
19% Dec
28
Aug 23
1% May
17% Feb
17% Jan
9
11
"4
32% J
30
19
25% May 24
4
21
9
98
Apr
9
18
1
72% Feb
Aug
76% Nov
23
18
14% May 28
35% Jan 24
Sep
6% Nov
29
8
18% Nov
29
33% Dec
Jan
7
Jan
9
18
34'/4
300
28
28
27%
28
28
28'A
3,000
24 Fa
24%
24 Fa
24 Fa
24'A
24
24
2,700'
13%
•13'A
13 Fa
*13'A
13%
13'A
42%
41%
42 »A
40
41
'A
5,700
98 Fa
100 Fa
97
98 %
39%
40 Ft
39%
40
21,000
7,700
14,100
13 Ft
13'A
13 Va
40%
42 Fa
41 Fa
97 Fit
99'A
97
1004 a
99
41
42
40
40%
40
49%
59
62%
61%
62%
27
27
62'A
57'A
59%
27 Fa
26%
26 Fa
41 Fa
*40 Fa
41 Fa
500
5
4G%
47 V a
46 Fa
47
47
4744
47%
47%
47%
47%
10,900
31
31
30%
30%
*30i/a
31
31
*30%
31 Fa
400
100 G
32
32 Ft
31
32 Fb
3144
32
32
32 FB
31%
31%
4,500
45'A
45%
45
45%
46
4 6'A
46
46'A
46
46 Ft
4,000
*100
80
80
79 Fa
7 9 Fa
80
80
80
00
1
16
16%
16
16 Va
16'A
16 Fa
164 a
16! a
16%-
16 Ft
26
26 Fb
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
No par
29%
29'%
29
29 'A
29
28 To
28%
5
23%
23%
*23 Fa
24
23%
23 Fa
*23 Va
23%
*23'A
23 Ft
400
61
62%
60 Fa
61 Ft
61
61 %
61%
61%
59 Vo
6li%
5.200
14
14
14 Ft
1,700
23'A
23
10
~
_
—IIIIIIIIIi
Bryant
;
Ritu—Tire
(James)
4
A
Co
1st
2
;
—
Feb
12
7% Jun
2
Jan
6
12
32% Aug 19
25 %
May 14
173',, Aug 23
35
July 26
32% Apr
10
37-% Dec
Aug
25
4
96
Jun
27
86
Dec
11
104
97
Nov
19
103% Dec
28
94
15% Dec
12
21% Feb
23
15% Jan.
'
20
19%
19'%
20%
20%
20',8
20%
30%
30%
31
31
86
84
84
14',.
14%
14%
14%
14%
1444
1444
36%
37%
84
36%
34
35
34%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13 Fa
*83' *
io
13
11
81 % July 31
2a
Jan
-25
4.84%
0
9
93% Jan
8
8
18% Mar 15
22
7
21
Jun
26
May
27% Feb
II14
Jan
20
61
45% Feb
31
Dec
2a
1-—a
12
24%
24%
.
59 %«
62%
63%
132
14%
50 %
15
40
14%
6,000
35 Vb
33'A
34%
9,300
13%
13
5,100
1%
5%
13%
1%
19 %
1%
19
19%
5'A
5'A
1,500
14.600
2744
28
27%
28 Fb
24'A
1,300
800
24 %
243i.
24%
24%
24%
24 Fa
2,100
17
16%
16Tb
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,000
79%
78%
79%
76
78%
76%
77
10%
10%
10 Fa
10 !4
10 Fa
62%
62 Va
62%
G2'/a
62%
131 Ft
131
62%
a
64
14%
14%
51 %
51 %
49%
*90
63%
-
60 Va
*90
115
60
*63%
14%
14%
51 Fa
53
6,600
131%
360
60 Fa 1
60 Fa
3,900
64 Fa
62'A
64 Ft
1,800
132
14%
52 Fa
14'A
14 Fa
2,700
51
52 Fa
31,209
*95
115
*80
115
7,900
13,900
61%
131'A
132
58%
58
14%
15
51%
10%
62%
131
>57%
62 1
10%
63
62%
131
•
115
*90
800
14%
16%
xlO%
>
58
100
b
2,000
85%
73%
17 %
01 %
10%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
12,500
45%
43
45%
44%
45%
43Ft
44 Fa
42
43%
10,400
34%
32%
33Th
33%
34%
33Fa
344b
33%
34'A
24,700
No par
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
17 Fa
17%
17%
17%
48,300
_4
33%
35%
33%
35
34%
35
34 Vb
35'A
33
34
10,400
—IIIIIIo
preferred——,
Iiuo
32 %
32%
x31'%
32 %
32 VB
32%
32
32'A
31%
321%
106%
106 Ytt
>105
107'A
(P)
Co
Steel
*106
108
not21
107! 2
20'b
21%
20 Yu
21
*90
<3
*90
93
*92
9
844
'
2044
21
8%
9
20%
21
50
21
8,900
*92
93
7,200
106
106
93
*92
93
100
*84%
90
*84%
90
*83%
90
*84%
90
*84%
90
:
100
*80
82
*80
82
*80
82
*30
82
*80
82
,100
96 "2
96 %
95%
95%
*94%
96%
*94 Fa
96 F2
94
10
21 %
22
21 %
21 Tii
21%
21TB
21 Fa
2144
21
118
118
*117%
27
27
26 «b
common
,
preferred
"100
Louisville Gas & El Co < Ky )_No
par
Louisville <fc, Nashville—50
Lowcnstcin (M)
8%
pfd—
conv
7%
Lukens
28!
02%
118
118
*26%
26%
94
21%
119Va
119
119
II8F2
119 Va
400
18,200
260
700
26%
26%
26%
77
*26%
76%
77
2,500
77%
77%
77 %
26%
77%
77
77%
77
1
18 (2
18%
18%
18%.
18%
18%
18%
1844
18 Fa
18%
3,700
—3.33%
86 !'2
93:! 4
85 5
91 %
89 %
91%
87%
89 Fa
85'A
87%
73,700
,
Jan
27%
30%
32%
series G
30% Jun
109
28
300
2,000
42%
series E preferred
74% May 15
27
27%
131
series D preferred—
20
27
83% Jan
28%
17
j
4.35%
30% Nov
26% Dec
5%
20 Ft
ioc
4.40%
127% Mar. 4
5%
1,500
Corp„_IIIIII__i
4.25 >
July 24
25% Jan 24
116
5%
a
common
4
5
28
5Ta
]n
preferred
4
143% Jan
Dec
Corp
,—
conv
Lorillard
5%
79%
I—I 5
—112.50
Mar
22% Aug 16
2
5%
10!
Long island Lighting Co com_~I" 10
5% series B preferred--IIIIIoo
-
1%
*18%
.IlOO
Apr
92
106
Aug 23
7
v v- u
89
86% May 17
7
1%
19Va
02 %
Lone Star Cement
Corp
Lone Star Gas Co,
uan
v
Inc
s
1%
*18%
,25
Corp
Loew
1%
18%
24 %
10
industries Inc_____
Litton
1%
18%
5Vb"
par
_
(The)——
3/2 /o: convertible
List Industries
1%
18%
30%
6,400
4,500
3%
20%
*20
*83
85%
18%
1%-
-No par
,
14
20%
3044
*83
27%
;„,l
_
13%
-
20 Fa
30 Fa
85%
*83
23 Fa
*3%
19%'
20
I..7
_.l—
Co
Lockheed Aircraft
Jun
23%
v
6
Mar. 14
102% Jan
2
Jan
117
9
Jan
Carbonic
40% July 16
36% May 13
20% Aug 15
88% Dec
106
Corp
Liquid
22
Aug 23
6
Lionel
Belt
20
20
31%
—2——, 1
Products
——II5
18
Link
14Fb
14%
_loo
com
800
260
82
*23
Ft
3%
*3%
3%
20%
—No par
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
Vb
23%
*3%
20
(The)
9
57 Fo Jan
'
6
23% July
19
6
31% Mar
19
2nd pfd
55% July 25
84% July 23
■10% July 16
52 % July 30
Feb 28
preferred
Libby McNeill <to Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7
14
14
*23
*80
29
29
2 9 Fa
31
31 %
common.3
Stores Corp,,,,—
* ' No
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co'—
14
','4.
f
20%
IIIIIIIIIII3
.
Lerner
31
*27 Fa
28
,
20
___
Sons
Fink
1,300
27'%
62%
27
3%
<fe
13%
60 Ft
59
14
Corp
101
'
23%
72% Jan
58% Dec
12
Jan
424'b
42
*33'A
33'A
*40 Fa
common,:
16% Apr
38
75
Va Dec
116
33%
27'/a
24%
*3%
Lelin
67% July 18
12
2It's Oct
33%
27%
14
Lehman
29
150% Mar
14% Aug 23
106
98
13%
Aug 29
12
Apr
14
68% Jan
62% Aug 19
47
28
19
an
84% July 17
7
49% Mar 29
43% JlUl
Jun
50
9
100 % Jan
25
1
130% Aug
2
64
23
12
62% Aug 19
2
163% Feb
20
15
10
% Mar 29
4
61 % Oct
Jan
16% Feb
68% Feb
% Mar 26
12% Dec
84
34
27 Fa
23%
50c noncum
1,800
24 Fa
Fa
3 Tu
10
12
*33
10
91
63 %
63
64
64
14
7% Jan
Feb
28
Fa Jan
•
5% July 10
6 4'A
23%
$3 noncum
26
16% Dec
47
*33
64
82
*84%
41
Lehigh Valley Coal*common,..
14
16% Jan
Jan
34
82
Fa
84
91
70
94
*92
*82
*84'/8
Fa
65
■=■3%
24
1
74% Feb
49
63
14
a an
20% Oct
1
137% Dec
65
Lehigh Coal & NaVigatioft Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement—
" is
Lehigh Valley RR3
j,,.Ino par
2% Jan
'20%
29% Nov
2
25% Nov
91
.
28
..
"3.85%- preferred '
4
Feb
8
Oct
.
84
*84%
92%
76
87
40
Airlines
Co
*
5
*82
91
23%
nee
17% Mar 14
33% Aug 23
84 Fa
*84%
111—25
Lees
»
9
Jan
*02
Lane
8
,k
*91%
84%
94
*92
92%
92
94
91
_
6
Apr
94
14% Jan
27
24
1% July
15
24% JUiy
83
July 10
58
24
20
30% Aug
30
Mar 22
*83
Consolidada U '/o pfd.. 75 Pesos Mex
La
20% July 15
f
Jun
]8% Jan
22% Mar 12
18% Dec
30
89
3
*74 Fa.
87
40
common,,.
Gas Co
76
*83
*39%
-4.32% preferred series
_
*74%
87
40 Fa
(S H) 4& Co
Kroehler Mfg Co—
24
2,400
76
*83
*39%
(Ill)
*
Kroger Co (The)
Mar 22
4% Jan
8
,
36V4
36
34%
*74 Fa
87
1
Co.
Kiess
9
Aug 14
27
July 29
(S S)
35 Fa
35
76
*83
24
%
4%
11
35 Fa
35 Fa
4
Fa
34!
*74
87'
600
—I—I—lo
Dutch
Inc
2,800
IIII"i
Kresge
17
Jan
47
Royal
99'A
9 9 Fa
27%
ZZZZZZZZZZZl
King-Seeley Corp
KLM
98%
991/4
36
*33
8
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Koppers Co
99'A
99%
63'A
No par
preferred
E J Korvctte ,Inc—'
13
10
22
3
1,800
98'/a
42%
76
*91%
50
Co
Co,
co_
27% Apr
34!a Jan
AUg 20
26
31% Dec
5
36% July 11
65%. Jan
2
25% Feb
21
&
94% Apr 10
21% Mar 7
1
29% Mar 29
Dec
25
10
Aug 20
78% July-
1
(Julius)
42
*84%
Keunecott Cbpper
Ho oar
Kern County Land
Co—--.,2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
,1
4 % r/o conv
prior preferred——,25
50%. July 25
35% Jan
4
5
30% Jun
Dec
82
July
Electric
84
41 %
*82
iq0
preferred—,.*.
Ss
Power & Light
Kayser
47% May 31
26% Aug '23
12
27
non-cum
84
43
99'A
*83
No par
corn_
Kelsey Hayes Co
4
31
30 %
Feb
128'/2 Jan
Southern
35
85
42
*74%
"~100
_H
34 FB
%
42 %
*85
*35 F«
ion
preferred—IlOO
Kansas
Apr 17
49% July 10
Aug 20
City
Kansas Gas
15
97
cumulative--preferred—*,
4%
i
2 6%'July 11
19
37% Feb
61
7
10
Nov
40
12
12
53% Apr
25
Mar
Mar 27
Dec
'
Kansas
31
32% M 'V
2
Jan
23
21
1
38 Ft Jan
26'A Aug" 14
147% Mar 14
23
39% Feb
20
48
27
May 28
24
Aug 20
% Aug
J
4%
35%
84
85 Fa
42
99%
99
Kansas City Pr & Lc Co
coui_Nq par
3.80% preferred
—
2
iqq
Mar 12
1
35 V*
85 Va
35%
85%
42%
*41%
preferred!—1100
conv
20
30
42% Apr
cum
July
28
43 % Oct
4%%
5
24
*85%
26,400
36'/.
42
35%
34%
86
36
35
50
Jun
Dec
9
__33%
preferred—II_ioo
pieierrecl
cum
90
Nov
Jan
83
Corp
conv
4^4 7e>
14
IO5F2 Aug
74 Va July 23
1
4%%
86
87
121/2 Dec
Few
u
Kaiser Alum & Chem
9
Mar 13
89
30
49
14
34 Ft Aug 20
44% Aug J.4
97% Nov
113
109% May
98% Aug 16
'
71 'A Feb
46% May 15
Aug 23
& Sons Inc
Co__
a
.
M
1
39
Nov
15
20
30% Nov
14
Aug 22
27% Feb 12
125
27% Dec
28 % Apr
11
33% Oct
16
28% Feb
12
13
80% July
5
37% Nov 23
120
80'% Dec
3
July
26
May 24
115
49% Jan
144
% Mar 22
Mar
4
32% July 12
32% May 17
86% Jan 30
27
92% Jan
8% Nov
21
10% Apr
6
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
Dec
lb
139
Mar 20
55% Aug 20
89
Jan
2
% Nov 26
41
Mar 13
35
Mar 18
*4
Jutl
12
4
530
•
7% Mar 28
7% Mar
% Aug
6
6
86
11% July
18% Aug
6
MacAndrews & Forbes
6%
preferred
Mack
Macy
(R H)
4%%
Co
lo
common
*27 %
Inc
xo0
*115
I—III—5
29
„
Trucks Inc,.
7% Aug 12
473 % Dec
26
4% Jun
26
610
Jan
476
6
38,
5Vo Dec
31
7
Jan
19
Nov
5
May 27
50% Jun
17
10
6
4% Mar 11
3
24
Jan
AUg 23
7% Aug
8% Nov 28
11
Jan
Sep
9 %
July 23
Oct~_30"
14% Aug 14
Apr~18
17% Jan
28
16
37% May 13
15% July 17
Aug 20
10%
2
25% Apr
16
27% Apr
8%
9 % Jan
18
29% Nov 28
48% May
16% Feb
1
20%
51% Sep
26
29% Apr
32% Feb
18
40% July 11
21
37% Nov
7
31
Feb
82% Dec
11
98
Jan
24
80
80
80%
9%
*9
9 %
31
Apr
24
45% Dec
3
32
Nov
20
37
Dec
17
74
56% Jun
18% July
31% Aug 15
48% Mar 19
35% Feb
13
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
70
96% Jan
4
71
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
65
Aug 22
Aug 12
28% Feb
6
34 % Apr
3
27% Jun
9
50
i
Aug 14
21
54
July 17
12% Dec
20
56% Jan
25
Jan
Jun
;
Feb
20
-
32% Feb
25
77
55
11
10
Jan
22
25
32% Jan
3
26% Feb
46
Jan
6
39% Jun
24
12% Dec
15
Jan
16
12-% Feb
3C
19
41% Dec. 13
14
May 15
21
69% Nov 28
83% Jan
24
68% Jun
40% Dec
28
32
Feb
11
34% Feb
11
!-
20
38%. Dec
32
Oct
26
1
43% Aug 20
Dec
18
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
75% Mar
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
30
49
Jan
17% Dec
31
23% Feb
29
16% Jun
12
15% Feb
1
21% Jun
31% Oct
1
41% Apr 30
82% Dec
19
12% Aug 19
6
Apr
July
27% Nov 29
32% Mar 15
81
9
98
76
33% Feb
2
45% Jun 26
34% Mar 21
21% Nov
26
27% Feb
21','2 Mar
102% Jan
Apr
16
11
6
24% Feb
8
35
July 11
Dec
10
93
Feb
101% Dec
14
116
77
44% Jan
3
17% Nov
20
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
97% Oct
82
Dec
92
Jun
102
Sep
For
all
9
89
Jan
6
17 % Aug
1
23
52% Aug 23
76
Jun
28
23
88
July 23
21
76
July 19
5
98% Jan
31
77
July 10
4
108 % Apr
25
90
July 25
footnotes
see
page
28.
Mar
May
Feb
21% Jan
8
26
24
8
63
July 12
94
Feb
15Fa
400
2 9'A
2,200
13%
13'A
13%
8,400
25%
26%
10,700
Fb
29i/a
264i
26%
27 '/8
26%
27'A.
29 Vb
29'A
29 Fa
294b
2944
29%
184b
18-:h
18 Fa
18%
18%
19
18%
19
7,200
52
52
52
51 Fa
51%
52
52
1,200
31%
31'A
31 %
2,000
34
34
*51
31%
-
$3.75
cum
$3.40
:
32
x314b
31%
*34
34%
34%
34%
34'A
34 Fa
80%
*80 Fa
81%
31%
*80%
81%
1,2.00
40
80%
80%
81%
80%
26%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29
28
26%
28 %
29
1
23%
29 %
28
28%
28%
28%
28F4
28%
28
2 8 Fa
2,700
37
38
36%
37%
38
37 Ft
37%
37
37%
6,900
72
72
*70%
72
*70%
*70
72
71%
72
;
.
5
—No par
.
1947 scries,,No par
cumulative
*64
No par
28
28
50
50%
—No par
—
Corp
—_No par
4
"•
37%
27%
*15 >/b
*26%
50
71
*70
71 Fa
66
66'/a
*64
27%
28
28
27%
41 %
51
*15%
27
26,200
150
65 Fa
!'2
*50
%
15
*26%
41%
73
71
27%
50
*40
27'%
*40
71
*71
72
*64
27%
*15%
15%
70 Fa
72
72
66%
*64
06%
.—_No par
pfd
common,
preferred
32
34%
30
common
pfd
Co
32
34
900
No par
I
Co
*51
52
*29
15%
*64
27%
140
700
51
*50
51
180
15F8
154b
*15
15%
300
26%
26'/a
*50
18
Corp
3
common
convertible
Co
50
—
common
&
McLellan Stores Co
12%
13
-
i
'
69
69%
69%
69%
69%
39%
40 y4
39
39'/a
33'A
39
9,500
44
44%
44
44'A
43
43%
4,100
2,000
I
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13'%
1244
13
12%
12%
93
93 %
92
92
92'%
93 Fa
91
92'/a
8 9'/a
91
1,200
54%
55%
55
56
55 %
56 Ft
551/2
55'/a
54%
54%
6,000
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
*16%.
17
16%
164a
*16'A
16%
400
34'%
34 »/a
34%
34%
34%
1,500
18
16%
.
34%
34 %
*84%
—1
28 Fa
2 8 Fa
2 8 Ft
28%
100
79
79
79 Vb
79'A
Mengel Co (The)
1
3%
40%
48
39%
42
22 Vb
22 Ft
22
22 Fb
Inc
(1st series)
Inc—
common..
16%c
36%
No par
*73
preferred——No par
109
-—•
•*68 Fa
—1
;_5
100
2nd
Mergonthaler
Linotype Co,—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
5644
86
37'/a
*84%
35%
►84%
86
28 Vb
*7&
44
•
*22 '/a
38
38'/a
*84'/a
86
28
281/4
80 Fa
791/4
79'A
48
22'A
38%
50 Fa
1,230
22
22 »/b
800
37%
21,300
38
3 8 Fa
80
*74
80
116
>108
116
5644
55! 4
56%
56
56
55%
55%
17%
18
18 Fb
17%
53'A
54%
81
77
78
371/4
*76
1031/a
*55'/a
80
108 '/a
56
..
13,900
52 »A
53 %
2,900
79 Fa
79 Fa
100
18 FB
54'A
54!4
54
54'A
78 %
79
*78
79'/a
*86
91
*86
91
77%
*75
77%
9
4.35%
preferred series
loo
*86
91
*86
91
*86
3.85%
preferred series,.
100
*75
7744
*75
77%
*75
7744
*75
80
*77
80
*77
80
*77
80
80
100
*77
*77
preferred series
preferred series
*88
93
*88
93
*88
93
*88
93
*88
93
100
17
3.80%
Feb
19
4.45%
11 Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
^
600
1,200
17%
17 Fa
17%
18 FB
55
40
49 Fa
*74
18
50
2,500
80'/a
50 Fa
*110
80
84 Fa
28 VB
22%
108%
"73
84 Fa
27%
*79
48 F2
108 Fa
80
800
*22%
110%
53%
*73
86
2#%
May 23
86% Apr
80
*68%
Melville Shoe Corp common,
4% preferred series B
.Co
1,000
3,200
39%
16%
&
13
44»%
34 %
conv
26%
41'/a
44%
*16%
$4
12%
69
16%
$3.50 preferred
26 Fa
*40
37%
16%
Merck
13
39%
34%
Co
41%
69 %
16%
Stoics
13
45 %.
34'a
Mercantile
*40
—5
A
Iuc—
:
13
%
lo
preferred
41 Fa
44
_i
Corp common
27
38%
*69
:
4%%
•
12%
__i
.
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
26%
*40
13
12%
i_3
preferred
—
Publishing
Robbins
50c
100
91
104% Jan
103
1,400
151/a
28%
25Tb
McKesson
7
July 10
69% Apr
89
7%
15%
29
18%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
17
61
Aug 12
25% May 20
42 % July
8
120
2,600
29%
3%%
29
29
3
7%
3,200
7'A
2 6 '/a
McGraw-Edison
24
12
7 Ft
18%
McGrav -Hill
2
88% Jan
20
Apr
17
30 % Apr
29% Feb
Jan
other
93
;
77% Jun
52
July
40% Jun
105% Jan
99% Feb
27
20
7%
30
38%
38
29%
i
$2.50 preferred—
McCrory Stores Corp
15% July 18
122% July 8
19% Jan
'
*7%
*15
15
530
530
26 FB
McCord
July 15
9
64% May 10
107
4
4
May 14
July 19
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
102
1
Jan
50
63
16% Aug 22
33
1
84 % Aug 23
27% Jun 25
Nov
<
7%
_5
McCall
42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
75% Apr
26
17
7%
391/2
7%
6.25
^
Midland
$3.75 preferred;
$3
7%
15
7%
.
47
'•«
2
13% Dec
76
•
-
530
39Fa
39
13'A
Maytag
9
17% Apr
i
7%
14%
7,200
13%
Corp
May Dept Stores
8
7 Fa
7%
5,400
10,300
351/2
a
13 Fa
Masonite
22
7 Fa
6%
55%
35'A
6V
13%
Martin
31
*515
38%.
6%
55'%
36
12%
>
.
5
13% Jan
12
July
535
*515
Fa
134'4
Exploration,!,
Marquette Cement Mfg Co,*__
4
Marshall Field & Co com
—No par
4%%
preferred—
;
100
Jan
35
Corp common
5
convertible preferred—50
4%
kMar
w
Fa
56
36
170
800
5,500
58
6 Fa
6%
59 %
9'A
11
13%
Marine
8
80 Va
9'/b
10%
11
1
Oil
Corp
35% Jan
1
80 Fa
9 Vb
10%
291/2
Calculators Inc,—,.
28
80'/a
*9
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50% Mar 23
80 Fa
9
11
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22
80%
3,000
28
2
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30%
35%
35%
38%
14%
7%
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29%
10
26% Aug 15
7
7 Fa
30%
6%
535
38 Fa
15
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58%
6%
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39
9
10%
59
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37%
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11
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28
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5
Jun
Jan
Mar
No
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520
38 Va
16,500
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7
36%
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Manning, Maxwell A:
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37'% May 8
14
73% Dec
70
Mandel
Manhattan-Shirt
38
2
July
Manati; Sugar
6%
59 %
6%
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10%
10%
11%
11
57
1
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~~
1
20% Apr
54% Feb
1
50
14
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(The)
10
34
July 29
4
Nov" 13
14
Magn a vox
30
29
30%
80%
800
116
2 8'A
30%
30 %
9
27%
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30%
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27%
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29Fa
29%
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10
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kj
27
115
27%
116
29%
100
preferred series A—
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31
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116
28%
30 %
2
Garden
27%
27%
27
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29%
No par
com
1
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27%
117
23
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
24
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Monday, "August 26, 195*7
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RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Year lildli
Lowest
Hi|he«t
Lowest
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
26% Sep
2b
33
Jau
33
8
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Highest
Aug 23
Jbti
10
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a
42% Dec
12
Dec
40
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4
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j
5
30
12
Dec
7
142
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3
29
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20
40
Aug
10
9
36% Jan
5
31
25 Va
17
23
Jan
21
95
13 Va Oct
Oct
Miami Copper
Middle South Utilities
40
3
Aug 30
21
101
98
3
18% Mar
Jan
76
2
16
3
93a Dec
10
19
Jan
23
49 Va
Feb
2a
35% Apr
3
40% July 24
26% Feb
25
36% Aug 14
31% Aug 23
17% Jan
12
I
Jun
53
24
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29
81% Jan
35 y« Apr
26
47% May 14
7 7b Aug 19
20
G2
Feb
20
72% Aug 23
14 Va Dec
31
Mar 23
Apr
13
28% July 23
2474 Apr
8
24% Jan
16% Nov 29
12
3
Aug 23
30Va Feb
19
51% Mar 19
22 % Nov
29
28
Jan
3
39% Jan 26
47
Jun
14
23% Aug 21
40% Jan
2
1
Jar
41% July 11
26
33% Nov
1974 Apr 30
26% Feb 11
26% Mar
4
49 Va Jun
12
Feb
1774
177a
1774
9674
27 74
93%
96
8174
83
mining
85.50
1st
$1.50
2nd
32% Mar
14 % Dec
18
31
Jan
47
Jan
23% Jan
11
32% Jan
8
14% Mar 25
17% Apr
30
11
35 Vs Aug 22
38% Jan
24% Apr 19
31
7
50
130
45% Jan
42% Jan
4
50
Jan
24
14«
16 Va
May 28
22
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
11
Nov 26
10
20
19% Jun
42% Apr 12
Mar If
36% Dec 21
29% Dec 31
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9074
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1374
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137a
13%
13%
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20
43% Jan
11
July 26
May 1
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55
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3774
preferred series A
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a
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32
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3,800
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100
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300
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1974
1974
1974
1914
1974
1974
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16
25
11%
11%
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11
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11
No par
preferred
preferred
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33%
35%
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3i.74
34%
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347 b
3574
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35 7b
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24%
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4474
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217b
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Machine
RR
class
x
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Chemical
Montana-Dakota
Co
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Montana Power Co
(The)
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10
shores
1,000 lire
-
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200
2,400
1,500
2,600
2874
287b
2774
27%
7,400
361b
3674
367b
367b
3674
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3674
3674
16,600
217b
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217b
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47
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40%
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40%
20
20
1974
20
19%
20
2,400
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27%
2774
2874
2,000
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15%
1574
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357a
35 lb
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1,900
3,600
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44
46
46
407 b
4074
4074
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20
20
20%
27 Va
28
2714
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)_
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5
1
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1574
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100
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1
(FE)
1,300
367b
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900
,
217 b
20
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44
-
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10
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3
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36
28
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17
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American
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46 74
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31
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7%
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8%
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6,900
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26
25%
31
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4,200
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26
5
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>
70
26
83
26
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83
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79
26
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20
79
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374%
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17,800
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78
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1
3,300
3,600
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.
25
Ontario
Corp „
Mission Development Co.—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
1%
84
83%
84
79
2.50
preferred
conv
13%
1
common
lo
19% Jan
51% July
13
10
27% Aug 20
4
9074
13%
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40% Jun
7
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90 74
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Motorola Inc
35% Feb
40% May 10
85%
90 Vs
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13% Jun 28
61% Mar 14
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99
82%
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2
28% Mar 12
13
21
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preferred
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10
27
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97%
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18 Va Nov
130
14,700
22%
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1,000
74
22
21
Moore-McCormack Tines
37% Dec
21
23
22
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Montgomery Ward & Co
35% Jun
46% Apr 27
25% Deo 14
'227b
97
19
22
23
16
25% Jan 24
38% Aug
31
9
2174
32
94
No par
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7
23
38
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9
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23
32
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32%
130
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74
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9
18
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3274
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18
23 V* Jan
11
Dec
18% Nov 29
32%
12
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1
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17
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467b
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21
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12
46
4674
130 74
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Feb
33
46 %
1287a
Mohasco
22
300
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12
88
33
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31
76
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131%
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44
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11
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33
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5
48
Shares
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10o
10
Prod common
Paper
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp__
65% Mar
36% Mar 28
29
11% Feb
8
1
43% May 2737% May 23
12% Jan
8
8% Aug 23
5
6
31
30%
$25 distribution
28% Mar 29
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15
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Aug. 22
the Week
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i
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,
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19
11
3
Apr
36 Va Jan
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34
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25% NoV 21
34%
Friday
Aug. iS
Thursday
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Va July 12
2
33
Jan
34
Aug. 20
Sales fee
PRICES
Minerals & Clicm Corp of'Amer
-1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No pur
July 25
July
Feb
Inc
1st preferredMidwest Oil Corp
July 9
% Feb 20
88
33%
Aug. 19
—5
10
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May 31
32% Jan 14
24 %
Enterprises
Midland Steel
4
58
Apr
42 %
30'/a Nov 28
Ex
July 15
leb
131
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8
22
12
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73 Va Jan 29
105
4
76
137
90% July 26
26
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58
53
2
75% May 10
23
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12
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26
Feb
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20"
Feb 12
July 17
19% Dec
Apr
38.
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13
126
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35
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EXCHANGE
50% Jan
AND
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Midland
40
33%
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Aug. H
34%
34%
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
357b
600
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118
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105
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July 29
15
9
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27
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11
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30
11% May 24
34% Feb
17
150
Nov
National Aviation
National Biscuit
12 Va
127b
3.400
27 74
26%
27%
3,000
10
39%
39%
39
39%
39
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142%
144 74
14474
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National Cylinder Gas Co
1
23
1
40%
42
39%
5
35%
3674
35%
3674
5
18
29% Oct
23% Aug 15
21 % Mar 19
10
17
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17% Aug
11
101% Aug 28
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
82
3
231a Jan
8
9
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Distillers
4747■'»
17% Aug 23
29
19% Jan 29
National Fuel
13
35% Apr
4G
84
97
123% Aug
9
Aug 22
100% Feb 12
31
143% Aug 20
154
Dec
10
179
Jan
132
Nov 30
153
Mar 12
5
14
124 Va Aug
14% Bep
4
48% Oct 24
16% Jan 20
20
Sep
20
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28
87% Nov
23
12% Apr
12
36% Jun
10
17 %
10
Jan
33 Va Dec
13
15
48
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1139
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12
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5% July 18
13% May 28
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51
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2
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13
11
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15
12
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17
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3
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17% Sep
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14
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67% Nov 19
8
20
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Aug 79
33% Jau
4
18
Feb
2
85
1
33% Apr
30
70 Va July 10
27% July 24
29
47% Jan
3
27% Feb 25
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
24% Aug 14
:
Mar 13
;
91
Jan
17
107
July 23
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a
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RR Co
1,800
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preferred
non-cum
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13%
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5,50
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15
15
300
124 74
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Chicago <te St Louis Co
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10
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29% Jan
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.
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no
12,700
11974
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13
2974
pfd.100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
8 74 ;
11%
115%
127
29
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preferred
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Newmont Mining Corp
Mar 11
6%
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common
8%
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—1
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Newberry Co (J J)
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146
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40
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13
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,
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1,200
11974
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14,800
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13
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3% To
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Mar 28
84
144%
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Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4To
Apr
40%
84
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27,500
397a
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397s
85
37 74
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103
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74
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177 a
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85
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3574 '
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24
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8
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22%
42 "
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28
96% Aug 13
278
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S
23
4174
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National Supply (Thej Pa
—j-5
Jan
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83
39 74
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Corp
Jan
130 Va May 20
22%
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24
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National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel
581'4
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:
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577b
22%
17%
23%
82
—10
Service
227b
12,600
2,800
59
58%
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preferred A
preferred B
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23
53 7b
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Volume
186
Number
5667
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67
1
27 3 i
*93%
6574
♦93%,
170
3,300
75
7,900
8
3,800
7%
874
2614
2674
26
26%
76
75%
76
*75%
'.
26 3A
*79
81
*27
2774
128
*120
128
7%
•79
27
130
27
•120
7,500
81
128
1,500
68 V*
66
67%
62 Va
65
•9474
96
94
94
88%
88%
19
1974
19%
19%
19%
1,600
3274
32 VB
3274
3174
32%
4.100
6774
6774
97
4
18 %
18%
1874
31%
31%
3174
3274
1874
32%
2874
18 7
139
138
25%
874
*120
1,100
74-%
81
3
17%
142
24%
2774
2674
5.801
75 Va
*79
.
17%
•1371/2
30
39
25%
76
'
38%
7474
8
a
138
22%
*2574
*7574
128
*120
74
95
138
1774
142
X58%
74
76
27
*1774
-
7774
25
81
26%
23%
23
*137%
27
27%
*79
81
2574
7674
8
8
26
*7574
76
5,2"!
91
*92
139
*7574
22%
*87
"137
1
1,100
95
142
10
3,600
58%
23%
87
;
*135
24%
18
"
142
77%
200
17
7-4
*135
79 Vt
2,100
93
59%
38 %
25
86.000
42%
*90
59
*92
38
77 "4
98
43%
87
'
93%
24%
59%
100
600
42'/a
23
•
7,700
42 Va
93
142
10
*93%
,
42% '•
*90
"135
100
;
74
98
'44%
59%
23 74
911 •
*86
88
1
19%
20
4374
427a
92
*90
92
*90
*91
37%
*93%
98 '
42
par
41
11
42 %
•;
CO
59
2.50
19,100
300
10
28%
28%
29
29
29
28%
287s
28'A
2874
.10
,20 <4
20%
2074
2074
2074
2074
20%
2074
21
21 Vb
4,900
2
Inc
49%
50
49 7a
50 %
49%
50
49%
4974
13,100
8%
8 74
8 74
497 a
8 74
50'A
5
Co_
com
8 V*
8%
8 Va
8%
6,000
Pub
Serv
El
$1.40 div
& Gas
Pure
Oil
(The!
1
72
72
5,300
4134
41%
41%
41%
41
41
34%
67
.
'
347s
34%
343b
347 b
67
67
677b
67
67
2174
213A
21%
*21
25'
*20
21%
21%
21
21
*101
*102
105
com
29 7 b
_P_No par
com
257b
No par
*20
109
*103
105
-
29 7 b
30
25%
25%
257 b
2574
•83
86
100
"
85
85
10
*
25%
26
No par
"
65
66
40%
41'b
25%
X66 7
40
4
%*
25%
66
2,000
34%
34%
4,500
34 lb
3474
,
41%
'
150
*67
69
2174
*20
21%
100
20
*19 Va
20%
300
105
104 V4
104%
100
3074
17,400
25%
1,700
4
*20
25%
',67
30
30
2574
25
Va
81
*78
81
*83
89
*83
89
*83
*85
86%
*85
86 74
40
89
86 Vb
*78'A
89
*85
41
*85
82
*78
80
89
4074
29 7 it
30%
80
320
41
*102
257s
*83
72
20
29%
_100
72
66 7
213A
VB
30
100
^
-
"
72
41
.
*20
No par
874
72
72
——100
preference
Inc
72
34%
10
r/r
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co_—
Pullman
8%
72%
*72.
No par
j.
preferred
37% Jan
7874
31%
15 74
42%'
*90
preferred——75
4.30
22% Jan
•
78 74
3174
8974
Co—
preferred—
16
95
7774
31>A
15 Va
56 %
*67
100
Feb 15
85
7874
61
207
-25
103% Feb
15
10
~20
15
4%
3%%
21
104
24
8974
4.32%
82% Dec
106-% Feb
•23
X55%
preferred
cum
io
17
24
4%
Virginia
Industries
32-% Jan
89% Dec
Va
55%
i.
Power
3
85% Dec :26
.
*22
89%
Gamble—
7
29
23 Va
*
Electric
&
11
8
23
8974
Co———.
Potomac
Dec
35% Mar
25
77%
90 Va
5
2674 Dec
s
26
55
(Thei_„—i
Feb
237dFeb
118
23 Va-
*23%
No par
Indiana
20
•22%
26
9074
com---
of
26% Mar 14
23%
*2374
30%
20
5-7%
_2
Co
5
•
•22%
26
58
A
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4
23 74
♦237a
*23 Va
"
Public Serv
9
*22 7a
26
15%
4
?: 95
1
May
79 Vb Mar 19
24 Va Feb
24
300
23 74
56 Va
__No par
40
July 30
2,500
51%
100
34% Aug 19
21 "2 Jun
26%
5174
*89%
Colorado
66
*26 V*
52 Va
100
of
88% Mar 29
26% Jan 30
2674
:_100
.
Co
26
2674
-23%
42%
100
Public Serv
31
21 % Dec
&
700
*51 Va
*23%
-
CO
•
9%
24
32
15 7
—100
33Vac
May 20
29
1*50%
•
10
17,000
78 74
31
No par
48
Nov
a
73
lo
30
Jan
51
25
10
Aug
5
267a
51
1
72
Dec
a
9% May 15
2674
52
1
1
22 Vg Dec
71
2
26%
*23 7a
Plymouth Oil Co
45% Nov
2674
Ash pfd—100
Young &
West
July 12
60% Mar 13
22
26%
*23%
5%% 1st series prior pfd
87
•
25%
25
Corp .com—1
class
19
Jun
25 74
53
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—
31
Apr
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
25 V4
No par
Coal
Dec
40 %
1074
2574
58%
100
Co
71% Nov
23
10
25%
26%
(convi
90
30% Jan
10%
25 Va
*50%
preferred—No
preferred
31
12
10
26
No par
preferred—i.L——_
24
Mar 29
10%
374
9%
58%
*23
3
Heusen
28
128
10
25
preferred
Dec
1
5774
25%
5
*
!
Dec
Feb
42 Va
—100
36% Jan
155
•41
—100
: 90
132
5,800
42
5,600
3%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
4100
Pitts
Metallurgical Inc__:
1.25
.
50
3374
20%
com—No par
4%. preferred
preferred
86%
23%
Corp common
5%
*41
42%
45
86%,
33%
1374
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common—!
7
874 July 19
33 7u
44'A
87
*86%
20! it
Pittsburgh Forcings Co
13
'
2374
common—No par
convertible
87
'5974
(conv)
preference
series
•41
45%
34%
45'A
4574
3374
—12.50
2nd
20 Vi May 16
Jun
3,200
23,600
58%
4074
Pitts Consolidation
150
5%
14'A
207u
20%
$4.80
5%
13%
2374
Sand
Co
3374
33%
♦3374
$5
450
126%
574
147a
574
14
23 Va
41%
.
23,101
59
33%
Mar 26
3%
207u
25
98% May 15
46 Va Jan
7
Mar 15
57%
25
Pitts Coke
93
23
•125
800
4.960
.«
2074
Piper Aircraft Corp___
Pitney-Eowes Inc
144
23
96% Apr
8 V'h Sep
39% Dec
6
37% Aug 20
16% Feb 12
20% July 27
Dec
,7
56
♦23
4474
•8674
87
*41
20 %
$4
-
4,600
24%
23 V4
—
27% Mar 20
11
8914 Feb
May
574'
1474
34%
121
374
130
*128%
130
2474
1
common
70% July 12
22
85 Va Jun
19
149
Jan
;
21% Apr
'"
4
50'a Noy
'
Apr
53
5
42 Va
a
6
70% May
1
23 % July 23
96
Apr 10
'
./ 22% Feb:
2
63% Jan
44% Jan
3 7 it
19%
3%
5 %; preferred—
:
Phillips Petroleum——
Pillsbury Mills Inc common—
96% Jan
-
34 Vb
xl207a
23 Va
;'9474 Jan
21
128j
1
-•
247a
127-74
5,400
•
19%
d
42 V» Aug 20
39% Jun 26
34%
24%
12574
47'
23 VB
3
3
3474
34.74
200
1,900
39%.
■
55 Va
13% Jan
10
4674
19%-
.33%
19 7 4
10
59% Jan
102
Feb
*a<l%
.600
23%
107b Jun
56% Doo
i
•41
&
Phillips-Van
574
1474
44%
32 «/a
40%
4
f
3974
47 %
1,900
,
19%
16
17
1
17
43%
*86 V»
34%
3374
3.90%
IB
10-/2
4674
300
10%
No par
preferred
4.68%
preferred-.-Phila .& Reading Corp:
:
12874
14%
5
12
15%
*10%
42%
57%
9914 Mar 14
8
46% Opt
>'46% Dec
•
14
87
3.50
Tclep
conv
13%
7*1474
1
3974
25
12774
5%"
X5%
25
Philco
.
25
127% !>
12874
126
5%
43%
4.30%
3
34
137 a
1574
*
,39%-
407a",47!A
2574.;
1277a
129
5%
1
preferred
12
40 Vb
Mar 13
25
1*85 %
common
prior
Phila Electric
'•'
10%
14
157 a
-
410
88%.
1074
,V-*'iy
3934
*"•
34V41
347b
'
14 7 4
Transportation
$1
Jan
34%
14
4.40% vpreferred
3.80%
preferred
-
47
19
3974f
46%
7*
13*4
10%
15% '' '15%;
'
•
38%
47
100
1
106
19
*1874
39%
74
No par
100
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
104% Feb 19
12
•
*
a
1474
14
1574 1
"
Pipe Line—
6
July 11
947-2 Mar 12
a
91
'
27
>71
24% Feb
14 7
No par
East
Feb
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68 % Jan 16
367
,
14
1574
•10
;39 7 \
—25
Corp
Airways Inc.
94 Va Feb
9
74
'
lo
:
■10%
10%.
14%
15%;
*14
*15
62
374
105% Apr
Aug 23
103
23
5,600
6074
£374
4%% preferred
100
Petroleum Corp of Amer
—
1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc commcya—1
40% May 21
19 V2 Aug 14
95
Aug 9
8,800
32 74
Pet Milk Co common—
2
50
95
40
4%
80
4J%
f
62%
Pepsi-Cola Co
25
63Va Jau
27
Feb
190
31
Consolidated
Glass
+
94
No par
World
Power
12,500
60%-
Peoria & Eastern R.v Co-
574 Aug
7
65%. July 15
89 Va July 17
46
Aug 23
16%
78
$1.60
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
7
37b Mar 12
42% Feb 12
79 Va
*16V*
52
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
8
25
26
517a Oct
107
54% Jan 23
1
20% Jun
»7ft%
..
.
100
106
15
Corp common
preferred
98% Mar 28
Mar 11
78
51%
Penn-Texas
Apr 17
767» Mar 19
•37 V* Feb
•
,
77%
16%
9
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 26
24'/* May 9
60% Aug
2
9
26% May 18
/l»Vi Oct 24
3
17,400
50%
7
Feb
6,100
27%
*16%
25
35
46 %
26%
16%
Jan
25% Jan
33% Aug
9
4074 Aug 20
46
27%
51 %
13% Jan
7% Aug 14
20% Jun 12
46 %
27 Va
76
preferred
preferred
Penna
Penn
9
46%
76
Corp
;
„]
Light corn—No par
4Va% preferred
■
100
4.40% series preferred
ioo
Pennsylvania RR
10
45% Jan
82%
51
22% Jan
,
82'%
50%
Inc—
64% July 19
6
3
82 Va
*16 %
Pennroad Corp (Thel
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
2
82%
49%
*105
100
July 2
70% July 12
12
*82%
16%
Penney (J C) Co
Fenn-Dlxie Cement Corp
2
16
48% Jan
19
Sep
85 % Mar 13
40% Jan
112 Va Mar
21% Jun 27
;
.
$1.30
May 31
8374
rights
conv
28
*82«b
51%
common
$1 preferred
27
Dec
41
27
2974 Aug 23
13% Jan
2
Nov 29
■
>21
„
83%
4974
preferred—;
SI.32
11%
*1674
Mills
Peninsular
5
11%
*76
Lighting Corp—:
28 Va May 16
11%
16%
Penick & Ford
4
55% Jan 21
43% Nov 26
92 % Dec
Jun
18
Jun
28% Jun
Aug 21
75
43% July 11
30
23
'
13
Jan
11%
*16%
1
preferred——A
5#
11%
51%
113
No par
Peabody Coal Co
10
11%
50%
"108
78
1
Corp_
Patino Mines & Enterprises
2
Apr
117b
51
112
•107
♦76
{Tliei——:
6% Mar 12
21
117b
4874
110
-
28%
2
Jun
46,500
50%
107%
11%
51%
.
28
Parmelee
147b Jun
50 %
49%
107%
11 Va
49
46%
1
37
3,800
287u
2
26
2O74
477a
22 Vb May
26
10
2<J7B
28
26% Jan
24
82%
2574
25%
82 Va
4674
18
4% Jan
100
84
29
12
374 May 22
97 a' Aug 23
2374
2574
25%
2,500
17.-4.
47%
16 Va Jan
45% Mar 29
62% July 25"
257c.
24,500
41 Va
%<V«
28
22% Feb
11
25 %
♦82%
84
*82%
38%
41
17%
47
9
'38% Jun 24
42% Feb 12
_
.1
84
:
17% Dec 30
-37-
■.
*82 Vb
50
ll'i
38 Va
4174
—30c
8
10% Sep
•
84
4174
*17 7e
b
40
83%
23
v
4
2.7 V* Sep
.
17 7
100
'3% Oct
;V
41 Va
-
12% Jan
■
38%
17 lit
*105
,_1
23 Va Jun
Aug 27
40% Jan
r
a
4174
177a
Paramount Pictures Corp
„l
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp:
1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
29
1
38 7
41%
-
10o
—
Fisheries
Amer
Amor
4%
39%
38%
417a
83%
.46%
Common
16
May 17
38%
377b
25%
preferred—u—:
G%
90
„_No par
Pacific Tin
Pan
*88 U
♦17 7«
•
7% Apr 22
197b Jan
4
90 74
89
17%
6.25
Corp
Common
137% Mar 12
*88%
89
41%
—7.50
Gas
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
•
89
89
38%
..♦32%
preferred.
Pacific
9
7
91
Chemical Corp—
Paper Co
Pacific
10
90
100
Co
.5 'Jo
°at>74
33%
5
Panhandle
i48% Dec
-•86
series
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific' Gas & Electrtc-L—
•
3% Aug 22
125 Va July 3
5 V: Aug 22
Mar
2 \
91
*17 %
'
Pacific
22
*89%
a
41%
,_20
Pacific Cement & Aggregates I11C—5
Pacific Coast Co common—
1
1
Jan,
9
9
90
com__10
cumul preferred
$5
91
*89%
1874 Jan 31-
21% Mar 20
28
16% Jan 27
15
80
01
17% Jan
Aug 21
.
4%
92 %
ao
91,
Co
Corning; Fiberglns
Oxford
48
52Vb
81%
♦89%
Owens-Illinois .Glass Cq_
2
Mar 13
27
24% Aug 22
120% Aug 23
142% July 16
Jan
43
33% Jan 21'
40'* Jan
Jan
104
I
10% Aug 15
13% Aug
6
15% Aug
6;
19 - Aug 21
16
t3
48
93 '/4
*80
*80
ioo
Elec
Marine
Overland
Owens
Jan
66% July 25
.
Jun; 18
<jO'"4
Outlet
16% July 15
487 b
*91 ',4
81'A
80%
Elevator-
Outboard
88.
31% Aug 20
53% Mar 26
29
28
Dec~26
128
91
18
>2874
35% Nov -29
122% Sep
Oct
'40
1
15
21
July U
16% Oct
Oct%2'
85.. Jan
Apr
m'/4 Mar 27
49
5
17 V# Jun
'
11
Va Aug 23
57 % Jan 181
102Va Jan
31% Oct 31
;
July
51% May
17% Jan 22'
'-J47
'Mar26
91 '•
•
37% Juh
73
47 74
927 b
92%
Conv preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
11
47%
92!
4774
927u
80%
♦897a
2,000
47%
477ti
92
81
Common
'July 11
13% Jan
;
:Jan
48
92
•80
ioo
4.24%
Olin Mathicson
Nov
47%
ioo
preferred
Oklahoma
7
12
——_100
,
No par
Preferred
j
common
Co
Oklahoma
18
97.
25% Aug 15
V# July 16
4.44%
Ohio
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
81%, July 24
26
Edison
4.40 *7;
29
38
July 10
19.% July *3
'Jun
89
35 % Feb
43
104
Ohio
9
101% Mar 18
89% Aug 12
3
1
,
Jun
76% Jun
41
10
10
17% Nov
52% May
88
5
Jun
47V# Apr
*>7% May 29
«3% Jau
3
23
4
Jan
-
109% Feb
4
34 V* Jun
t
Jan
47% Jun
82
.
*78
25%
25%
25%
65'/b
66 'A
65%
40%
41 Vb
40%
25%
_65%
41%
"lO
25%
25%
2.101
637 a
64%
12,600
40
40%
22.500
25
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The Commercial and Financial
(854)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
&»>£» for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH
AND
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
Aug. VO
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Friday
the Week
Ai.g. 23
Thursday
AUs. V'
Wednesday
AUg. »i
Tuesday
AUg. 19
Par
.
RECORD
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Y«*r 1956
Lowest
.
3 /tares
Q
31
Nov
21
29% Dec
7
35% Mar
May 28
130
33% Jan
2
37% May
2
Feb
20
123%. Aug 13
Feb
19
26*4 Mar 26
29% Jan
7
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
21
40
May 13
14
64% Jun
24
78
153
138
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35 %
(
125 %
35
125 %
27 Vi
351
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27%
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(The)
Co
1
34%
35
34%
35',
35
125%
35%
6% preierred
100
Quaker State Oik Refining Corp—10
Quaker
5
33% Apr
26
5,300
34%
124%
125
I20
125
21
27%
27
2/
2/
2 I
27
3<0
127
27
124'%
1,500
.
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33% Nov 23
Jan
24
11
21% Aug
59% Jun
6
7
Aug 15
34% Jan
11
11% Mar 14
23% Aug
Radio Corp of America com—No par
1
$.>.50 1st, preferred—
70% Nov 27
87% Feb
15% Dec
4
20% July 11
17
53% Jan
23
59% Apr
12
48
28% Nov 29
44% Aug
3
22 %
12
Dec
16% Aug
1
13
July 19
19% Mar
9
16% Mar 15
23% Aug 13
37% May
9
31% Apr
34% Jan
Reading
31% Feb
14
% Feb
Raneo Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
17
Aug 15
33% Aug
Rayonier
4
37% Sep 24
33 % Nov 23
44% Jan
3
35
Aug 13
39
Jan.
37% Apr
6
32% July 30
36
Jan
2
33% Jan
4
40
Dec
31
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11
Jan
5
15
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33%
34%
34%
35%
33 7
a
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33 Vi
66%
67
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67
66%
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19%
20 %
19%
20%
19%
20
55
t
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Feb
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54%
54%
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54 %
54%
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22%
23%
22 %
23%
22
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13%
13%
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13%
13
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13%
22% Aug 20
31% Jan
22%
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12% Jan
300
55
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21%
22%
23%
22
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31%
31%
31%
32
32
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32%
32%
32
32%
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50
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31%
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31%
31%
31%
32
31%
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36
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36
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44
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44
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44
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44
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Roller Bic Co
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—,
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22%
23%
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.
21%
23%
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1st preferred
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8.60J
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22%
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13%
common,
distributed
Reeves
1,000
bl
22%
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
8
,33%
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,
4%
12
8% Mar 26
41
Co
30,700
22%
14
19%
2.50
—
4',
12
6
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6
10
11% Dec 26
67
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31
38
35
67
21%
33%
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——,5
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Co—
Raytheon Mfg Co,
27
Mar 22
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9%
5 %
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1,600
800
100
36
300
33 %
43
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23 %
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22 Va
23%
9%
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9
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9
5%
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22%
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•
22 Va
1,000
•
9
9
1,200
Reis
27
10% Mar 14
5% Apr
Jan 27
18% Mar 14
14% Apr
26.
43% Aug
6
7
Nov
15
18% Jan
26
6% Feb 28
12
30% Apr
18
64% Apr
4
July
54% July
43 % Jan
3
2a74 ouiy
15% July
5
3
Nov
27
8% Jan
16
11V* Dec
42% Feb
18
15 % Jan
10
11
13
60 % Dec
17
48% Feb
34 % Dec
31
45
Apr
24
30
25% Dec
27
28% Dec
10
21
9% Feb
14
10% July 26
45% Feb
13
85
41% Dec
27
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
57% May
5% Jan
;
30
17
Oct
1
70
Apr
26
70
68% Jun
40
Sep
12
89% Jan
16
72% Jun
24
91
Dec
21
105% Jan
11
87% Jun
24
17% Dec
5
66%
7
Apr 26
37% Mar 15
.-
J~a"n~23
84% Apr
16% Aug 20
2% May 27
5
62% Feb
42% Aug 15
26% Aug
23% Jan
19% Jan
2
5% Jun
5
21%
29
6
28%
Apr~13
25% Jan 29
35 !
Jun~26
28% Jun
25
Apr
12
22
27% Dec
10
30% Aug
9
37 % Apr
2
26
26% Aug 39
25% Feb 13
27
Feb
362% Dec
90
Nov
Jan
19
510
Apr
2
351
28
105
Jan
16
89
31% Dec
13
24% Feb 12
21% May 28
Feb
17%
10
35% Nov 29
Jan'll
39% Feb
9
36% July 16
30% Jan
29
Dec
28
38% Apr
5
28
•
Nov
28
13% Apr
26
80
71% Dec
14
Nov
30
Feb
112
13
155
5
52
38 Vi Dec
17
97% Feb
3
Dec
17
Mar 19
24% Dec
3V
25% Aug 31
33
Jan 13
69% Dec
3
91% Mar 23
22% Jan
16
235
Nov
7
311
155
Jan
5
215
40% Feb
83
12
23% Aug 22
19
37% Mar 29
12% Jun
18
Feb
105
Oct
18
8
7
16
22% Mar
May 28
14
63 Va
9
Apr 20
12
7% Apr
8
Roan
May 29
33'% May 21
32
July 24
2
10
15% Jun
82% July 15
2
93
176
July 17
46% Mar
% Jun 26
74 Va Feb
Feb
13
285
20o
Jan
48'a Jan
3
88
July 9
17% Aug 23
31% Feb 26
14% Aug
8
18% Feb 13
48 Va Feb
13
96
Feb
29
80
Dec
12
33% Dec
21
78
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Dec
32%
30
31
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7,200
32
32%
31%
31%
21,300
50
52 Vi
49
42%
42%
42%
54%
54%
10
105% Apr,
40 Va Apr
90
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102
29
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89% Mar
75
Jan
7
83
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44% May
30% Feb
11
36
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Mar
Mar
$4
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42%
42%
42%
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1,000
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55%
55%
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70
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72
72
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88
88
88
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88
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88
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16%
16%
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16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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73
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73
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74
27
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23
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26%
27
27
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23%
6%
5%
5%
5%
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32%
34%
32%
34%
33%
34%
33
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34
19% Feb
29
25
70% Nov
26
28
23% Jun
7
12
16% Aug 23
54% Feb 12
Jun 17
80 % J uly 10
16% Jan 24
3
25% July 29
25% Jun 20
29% May 22
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7
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28% Dec
20
36% Jan
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1
3% Dec 27
43% Nov 26
23% Nov
4
62 Va Jan
Apr
59
July 11
19
13
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2 Va
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42% Jan
16
Feb
7
6
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9
49% Aug 23
42% Aug 14
7% Mar 12
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8
72% Feb
59% Dec
14
10
27
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50
39% Jan 20
8% Dec
29
7% Apr
63
15
39% Jan
21% Feb
17
12
17% Jan
15% Jan
5% Julv
4
43%
43%
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42%
26%
26%
27
27
27 Va
27%
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28
28%
28%
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381
385
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29
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28
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11%
11
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52%
54%
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76
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16
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Industries
29
29%
31%
Shattuck
93
Shell
Co
18% Nov 29
29
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
39
55% Jan
6
55 % Apr
4
65% Jan
Mar 19
35 V2 Mar 26
23
26
Nov
88
5
72% May
8
18
Feb
13
29% Jun
Oil
Sheller
Sheraton
11
Aug 23
06
Aug 21
54% Feb 12
Jan
8
Simmonds Saw & Steel
68% Jun
6
Sinclair
80% May 27
Skelly
Oil
891
Smith
(A
61% Feb
13
3
60% Jan
21
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
% Nov 29
32% Jan
12
35
Apr 17
16''a Aug 23
47% Feb 13
55% July
16Ve July 17
7% Mar 6
91 %
16
67
10
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
Aug
64 Va
24
13
17
May 10
July 10
12% Jan
24
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
45
Dec
18% Jan
21
53% Jan
16
44
24% Jun
2
July 16
^
July 23
20% Jan
2
11
65% July 15
Tnn
10% Jun
18
6
35% Nov
15
12
39% Jan
11
40% Jan
17
32 Va Jun
Nov
11
21
35 Ve Jan
25
54 Ve
July 27
45% Jan
2
51% Jun
13
Mar 16
19% Jan
11
23
20 Va Jan
2
Jan
31
33% Apr
18
28%, Jun
25
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
31
38 Ve Apr
1
41 Va Aug 23
39 V2 Aug 20
44% Nov 29
38% Oct
1
17% Dec
84
Dec
58% Mar 23
49% May 16
20 Ve Jun
1
6
26
91% Jan
4
38
16% Aug 13
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
45% Jan
19% Feb
8
4
78 Va Apr
10
81
July 19
26
22
21
May 28
Dec
4
25 Va Julv 10
32
28 Va
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
Jan
15Va Aug 23
33% May 27
18 Va Jan 10
17
6% Sep
12
4
Jan
4% Aug 23
Jan
6% Jan
17
7
63 % Aug 17
40
3
47% Jun 25
65
73% Jan
95% Nov 30
45Va Apr 25
61
103% Mar
88
94 Ve Jan
9
19 Ve Jan
14
16% Nov
31
11% Dec
6
Jan
24 Va Mar 20
19
July 31
15% Aug 23
29 Ve
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
18
20
105
Apr
2
July 17
16 Ve Jan
3
70% Dec 28
83'/a Jan
17
22% Oct
31% Dec
7
1
For footnotes
see
page
28.
911
Feb
a
12
Aug 14
10Va Jun
Jan
July
28
8
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
25
12 % Apr
1
72% Jan
7
27% Aug 23
35% Jun
11
63 %
July
Co
11
25%
26 %
26%
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26%
26%
26%
26
26Va
27 Vi
13 7«
3%
64%
■
14
14
3%
17%
43%
3%
65
51 %
43
14
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51%
38
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65
17%
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70%
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63%
62%
63%
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a
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17%
17 %
17%
16%
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51%
51%
51%
52
53
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43%
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83
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85%
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16%
49%
,
12,500
7,800
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18%.
South Amer Gold & Platinum
18%
1.200
12
12 Va
12
12%
4,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
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40%
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39
39%
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47
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39%
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67
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66
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65%
67
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66%
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66
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78
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76 Va
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46 Va
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46
46
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17
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3,500
55%
18%
54%
56%
55 Vi
55%
55 Va
55%
53,300
19
18 Vi
19%
18
18%
6,000
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37,900
2,300
5
16%
15
55%
17
57%
52%
18%
19%
18Vi
8
preferred
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50
,
Porto Rico Sugar com
preferred
,
Southern California Edison
8%
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49
8
18%
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20%
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9
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21
49
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21
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32
32%
32
32%
33
33 Va
33
33 %
5
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18%
12%
26%
78
21%
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1
18%
12
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40
69%
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18%
12
26%
1
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18%
11%
26%
39%
10
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10
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41%
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.
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26
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■
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43
25%
18%
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5
•
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1
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
5%
9%
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Corp
Smith-Corona
Solar
9%
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Oil
South
20
Dec
29
Simmons
South
45
30% July 26
Corp
Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
33
25%
26%
2.50
ordinary
30
89
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1
shares
Mfg
7,000
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25
24
Dec
New
17% Jan
17
13%
7.50
21% Apr
39
70
13%
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No par
i.
32% Apr
49% Jan
11% Aug 19
26% Aug 23
62% Jan
50% Feb
73
10
16%
68%
16%
29
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80
31%
13%
1
10% July 29
3
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Corp
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72
1
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400
19%
57
89
/
31%
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1
Shamrock Oil & Gas
19
19%
57
•
r,
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16
19%
70%
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61Te May 13
58VeJan
2
3,600
1/7
19%
76
29%
5
common
18 Va
35
1(5"
19%
78
90
8
preferred:
50
88%
17%
34%
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36
80%
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1
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc
35 j
19%
16
ft
Co
26,600
79%
4
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88%
88%
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30 7
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a
205
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18%
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19%
59% v'',57%V 58%
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V 18%-•' 18%
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common
9
May 21
3J
20 Guilders
Seaboard Finance Co
Sharon
7.0
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Shnhmoon
385 va
385
93
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25%
1,00 j
5,200
preferred
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.
386
385
26%
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5
3
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
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43%
26%
common—
Roebuck
42«
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26%
preferred
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11,400
42%
K.
16% Nov 21
10J
33
4,000
28%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
13
1,300
V?
28 %
Scovill Mfg Co common
62% Oct
5
36J
23
32%
5%
5%
Va
5%
23
*22%
23
20 J
26%
preferred,,.—,
3.65%
42%
*40%
preferred
Co
8.10 J
42%
25
4.40% .series A
Paper
$3.40
8%
50%
,
73%
Preferred series A 5'«
-,100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co,,,100
Scott
8%
49%
5%
Schick Inc——
•
8%
51%
—5
.Savage Anna Corp.,
Schenley Industries Ine
Sobering Corp
*
•
8%
51%
■
No par
Corp
1
86
54%
8%
52%
*42 Vi
>
72
Mines
17% Julv
12
54%
•
33 Vi
8%,
51%
8%
51%
42%
*72%
5
iSan .Diego Gas & Electric
13
96% July 22
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
32%
32%
8%
5s
Joseph Lead Co
1st pfd
31
8%
31,400
1
(Thet—
noncum
Vi
100
Corp
conv
11
*62
~
St Regis Paper Co common—,5
23% Jun
30
3%
,10
,,,100
Sangamo Electric Co
Apr
28
31%
10
2
Aug 14
28
35
33 Vi
:
39%. May
75
95
32 Va
preferred,
5'f
6
23% Jan
33%
—
2
Aug 20
32%
32
33%
33%
Sfc-Joseph Light & Power
•StvL J5an F.Ry Go com
>
Aug 22
55
75% Mar
19
St
5
May 23
*
Jan
Nov~29
77% Dec
4'<
25% May 24
26% Jan 11
Va July 17
33
No par
(Jacob*,,
4.30'/
6
66
llVi
53
Trust
El
&
Safeway Stores
Mar 22
14
11
52 Vi
preferred series A
Ruppert
1,000
11%
53 Vi
series—
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Oorp
11
7,200
11 Va
52%
preferred—
Ruberoid Co
6
llV.
Corp..
Aircraft
11/a Jo
is.
54 Vi
Rome Cable Corp
Ronson Corp,
40% May 16
34 % Aug
9
16% Feb
67%
4%
Rohr
5%
6%
6
6
G
6
700
m
57%
%
11
Corp
conv
2, X
53%
50
Company
Antelope Copper
5%%
*56
2t- w/4
54
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co common
96
60% Jun
Oil
57 Va
2.2
—,,2.50
1
Selection
Rochester Gas
31% July 24
423% May 8
13% Jan
3.60%
Paper
26
*56
23%
HVi
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com,,1
36% July 19
44% July 17
29% Mar 5
19
30
17
4
28% Aug 23
22% Jan 25
17
Dec
2
Riegel
Ritter
Feb
190
Sep
12
26
4
26%
26%
26%
57 Va
52%
4,50% series
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
1
6
July
235
18% Jan
29% Jan
44% Feb
60% Feb
78:
137
60% July 31
9
Feb
8% Mar
2
Aug
6
10% May 14
31
27% Feb
•0% Feb
44% Dec
27
Aug 23
-
28% Aug
Feb
12
3
Aug
33% Jan
27% May
26%
23
Vi
—
Rhodesian
1,400
53
pfd series A„
Rheem
200
41%
*56
23
6
14%
41 Vi
11%
Preferred
4
6
14%
42
26%
.
57%
22%
15
41%
11%
common—
Common
4
80
;
6
26%
*56
V
*14%
—5
Co—
Preferred
23
300
15
42
52%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B—
18
3% Apr
Drug
4%%
2
Mar
57%
50c
Brass—,
Reynolds Metals Co
22
89
23'
18% Jun
Jan
21% Jan
*
19
31% Nov 29
Rexall
58% Mar 19
69
26%
22%
Vi
41%
41 Vi
Vi
26%
5%
*14%
15
40
*5 Vi
l
Revere Copper &
Revlon Inc
'
4
82 % Jan
*26
*56
i
5%
*14%
41%
5
series
*5 Vi
15
100
common
pfd 3 % c,o
-
46% Mar 29
„
40%
$1 convertible preferred,—10
Republic Steel Corp
lo
July 11
10% Jan
Mfg
*14%
5
Republic Pictures common
2
65% May 16
6
81
Conv
-10
Co
Republic Aviation Corp
July 19
52% July 22
49
Co
1
10
.39
Aug 20
42% Jun
Reliance
Feb
59% Jan
12
Mar 12
.
Mar 29
8% May 6
-13% Apr 25
8
Aug 21
8% Aug 19
49
& Eng
5 Va
.,,10
Corp..
Reliance Elec
62
1
Aug 23
,
Reliable' Stores
July 31
32% Jan
25
Jan
8
45
1
18
28% July 19
61
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preferences
33 %
33
33 Va
33%
33%
*33
33%
34
58
9%
21
*46%
32%
*33
67%
59
21
48%
800
18.900
3,000
100
33
3,400
34
500
25
46%
46%
46
46%
46 Vi
46 %
46%
45 Va
Southern Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*23%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
Southern
7.50
40%
417'3
39%
40Va
40%
41%
40%
41%
39%
41 %
26,600
No par
42%
40
43Va
40%
42%
43%
X42%
43
41%
42 Va
41 Va
42%
20,200
39%
40%
12,200
Natural
Gas
Co
South'n
Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
Mobile &
No par
16%
*78%
81
*78%
29%
30
29%
15%
15%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton
Corp
Spear
1
Co.
&
Spencer
4.20 r;«
Spiegel
2.50
4%
$5.50 pfd—
No par
Chemical Co common
6
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
84.50
39%
20
tr ctfs——100
Public Service Co—_1
Ohio stk
Southwestern
46%
preferred
Inc common
Si.50
preferred
Square D Co
*47
54%
100
*84
16Va
4Va
4Va
4
53
54
Va
54
88
*82
22
22%
*90%
10%
15%
*84
50c
25
/
~
16%
88
15%
5
4%
29%
40%
*78Va
28%
15%
*47
15%
2
15%
40%
16%
81
65
54%
,1
No par
16%
92%
11
*66%
67%
28%
30%
65
*47
15%
15%
2lie
22%
22%
92%
*91%
*91
10%
*66%
29%
15%
40 Va
16%
81
29%
15%
4%
65
54Va
85
15%
23
92%
40
17
*78%
28%
15 Va
4%
*47
53 Va
*82
40%
17 %
81
17
*78%
29ti
15%
4%
65
28%
15%
4 %
*52
55
52%
85
*82
15%
15%
151'a
22%
22%
*91%
92%
11
11
11
11
11
67%
66%
66 %
66%
66
30%
29%
30%
29
30
17%
3,100
14,200
600
3,300
81
28%
14,800
15%
900
4%
3,600
65
54 %
3.300
85
15%
4.900
22 Va
22%
63,700
91%
91%
10
11 Va
9,300
66 %
661-
110
27%
28%
18,200
z11
v»
46
Volume
186
Number
5667
...
The Commercial
and. Financial Chronicle
^
(855)
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
•
Lowest
NEW
■
Highest
.
36% Oct
2
44'/8 May 14
37% Jan
2
42% May
9
Standard
77 54 Ncv
30
91:,/4 Jan
20
72% Jun
26
82% Feb
13
$3.50
0% Dec
28
12% Jail
6
o-'.e Jan
2
9% Jan
11
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Standard
Inc
Brands
Aug. 10
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. ill
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
Shares
No par
4154
42
41 %
42%
42%
42Tb
42 %
42%
41%
42%
No par
74 54
74%
73 54
73%
745a
74'.a
73%
',4'a
e'73%
74%
390
Inc—1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,000
com:
preferred —1
Coil
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 19
Par
Products
Co
7
7,900
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
3 5
43"/
Nov
2«J
58 54 M« v
48V
Jan
23
65
49 V
Jan
31
50
May 28
88 % Dec
62% Apr
Standard
Oil
of
4
Standard
Oil
of Indiana——
53% Feb
12
68 Va
5
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
47% Feb
9
100 54 Mar 23
12
6254 Jun
10
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
»
,i
H en
,
1 •)
July 29
bo ln
July
94
Mar
15%'Aug
2
14% Jail
2
3
14>4 Jan
2
18
43 =5-i Jan 23
65
4
62 % Jan
3
85
515
a
Jan
19
81
61
Jan
18
13 5
a
Dec
28
15
13
Feb
26
May 16
8354 July 12
13% Jan
2
2554 Feb
2512 Nov
28
20 =
Aug 15-
'Jan
25
3154 Nov
7
13%
*12%
315a
32 54
32%
3554
33%
35 54
33 5b
3454
20=%
20%
20%
21
20%
20 7
b
20-%
20=! a
4.100
36 5b
36 5
36
36%
36 5b
36 5 b
35%
36
2,000
& Fuller Co———t—5
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17 %
17 54
17%
17 Va
17%
1.700
15
15
15 5 b
155 b
1554
15
15
3,300
17%
17 5b
17%
17 5 b
175 b
*17
12
10154 Jun
82
Nov
82
12
29% May 16
24% Apr
11
30% Aug 12
38% Jan
18
66% Feb
.74
39
Feb
78
Mar 22
0% Dec 2fi!
10% Mar
9
25
Dec
2754 Feb
13
Feb
9
81
Dec
26
0-5 i Feb
*
2
52 % M'ar 16
9
38
Jan
1,210
215 a Feb
4
-
9
35
1554 AOg
8
2
27% Jan
29
43 V4 Jun
May
8
Apr
9
Jun
19
89
1054 Aug 23
14
26.
18
14
62
Dec
Jb Feb
6
554 Jun
14
535b Ncv 29
69% May
7
4
32
13
Apr
98=54 Mar 26
Feb
525b
51 Vn
12%
12%
12
80
80
80
81
83
82
82
-
5
■
*81
5b
74
74%
74%
76
77
7854
77
77%
3,900
24%
25%
25 Vb
25%
2554
25T«
25
255b
20 7
f
20%
27,500
1,200
'
20 7 b
21
21
21
21
315b
31%
31%
32
32
*31%
32
72
72 5 b
73
73
72 %
73
*73
735b
800
1454
14%
145
15
1254
14%
12 5 a
146,000
25
1,780
1;605
1,860
23
35 5b
B
30%
a
1,775
22%
1,820 '■
23%
.35%
355b
35%
1,810
23 54
23 54
*2354
325 a
33%
32%
32 5 b
*.7.50
355 b
36%.
35
35%
No par
22%
35%
*3554,
24
.*23 V4
c
32
11%
1775
225b
3,000
35
3554
1,90J
24
23 54
23%
300
32%
325 b:
32%
12,500
36
325b
38'/a
■
36%
35Tb
36%
12,900
82
805b
805 b
82
82
82
82
82
10%
10%
10%
107b
10 7 b
10%
10%
10
Talcott
±
2
19%
19%
19%
2054
19%
—.—1
1
-5%
115 a
12
Inc
(James)—
Corp
Aircraft
an 19 .Ton
Ji
76% Jun
6
Texas Co
49Vb May
9
Corp——
19%
5%
*5%
115b
U5b
45
="20
20
5
25
Aug 23
15% Feb 12
33
Jan
10
18% Dec 28
31%
Jim
19
Texas
Instruments
1
45% May 17
32% Aug 23
40% Jun
4
Texas
Pacific
Coal &
Pacific
Jan
105b Jan
23
34% Feb
10
2054 Oct
9
754 Jan
182% May 9
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
1
20% Dec
20
29-% Apr
15% Feb
28
117.
115b Jun
20
10% Jan
23
145b Apr
44
51
14
Jan
5%
5%
1,400
11%
UVb
8,400
46
4,000
44 59
45%
44%
44%
47
46
46 %
■15 Vb
08%
85Vb
26 5b
71%
6754
70
70
70=54
69%
70=/4
68
70
34,900
36 %
355a
36%
3654
36=54
35 Vb
36 511
33%
35 V4
22,000
20%
X25%
26 5
25%
2654
25%
26 Vb
25
25%
34,000
2554
26 5 b
25 5 b
26
25%
26
25%
25%
245b
2554
13,600
84
34
54
33%
34
33%
3454
33 5 b
34
32%
33%
11,000
7%
754
75b
75b
7%
754
7%
23
80
Nov
Texas
&
Utilities
Aug 22
21 Vb Jan
Textron
Aug 20
21
Jan
21
26
Aug
28
62
4
3,800
Aug
Pacific
Inc
24% July 25
The
Thermoid
44
1
10
75b
1
53
12
12
75 b
119
122 5 b
425b
4354
43
43%
—50c
135 b
13%
13 Vb
13%
18
18%
245 b
*123
-loo
Co
common—
185 b
25
54
11
'10%-Jan
2
14%. July 16
(J Tt)~
89% May
65% Aug 23
Thompson
Thompson
Products Inc
% Aug 13
86
Dec
19
33
Jan
23
104
'Feb
13
80
955b Apr
6
32 54 Feb
47% Mar 26
Aug
15
>
8
Va Aug 13
'
4%
18
5
common
rights
preferred J—
—
—
'—190
*
Tidewater Oil eohiindn-
.4254 May 27'
,.
Common
43
44 VB
13%
13
13%
13
13 VB
18%
*18
18
18
24%
23%
24
225b
23%
59 Vb
57 5b
57 5 b
53
53
2554
*24 %
25%
*24 5b
25 5
11
*10%
11
1454
68%
& ■
83
»
44%/
*43 5 b
445b
*13=54
1454
*18
11
11
445b
*43 5 b
14%
68
»3
83
*
3 3 54
22=54 43%
:*435b
14=4
*13%
675b / 6954
%
iV.
83
<
*80
1*0
33%
-*22%
%
*80
3254
34 54
—25
No par
*13%
6754
135b
23% Feb
13
22
DetTV
Mar 29
15
■
435b Nov 27
51% Nov
7
34% Oct
45% Apr
13!hJan
30
1'
165b Nov 29
20
Jan
40 54 Feb
31
30% Oct
12
9
Nov
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
Dec
26
28% July. 23
27
.
•v
12
11
48% Jun
July 27
64
5
2654 Feb
13
22=54
—
.
24
31% Jan
Jan
1
36% Mar 12
27% Feb
25
37 5b Jun
30
2954 Apr, 12
22 5)1 Feb
3
30% dun
27
18.
Jun
II
14
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
47
8
Dec
6
5 b Jan 18
7
25% Oct
25
13 5b Feb
9
20% Nov
15
55b Nov
15
315b Feb
10
10854 Jan
26
3554 Jun
20 V«
15
(The)
—2
34%
-—-5
125a
/. Transue & Williams Steel
No par
;
Truax-Traer Coal CO common.
Preferred
:
Tung-Sol
'
series
—
Jan
14
23
50
Jan
2
5•>
Mar 15
10 54 Jun
10
Twin
Aug 16
30% .Jan
18
TXL
18% Apr
29
33% Jun
26
Udylile Corp (The)
Underwood Corp/——i
8% Apr
11
conv
prior
Coach
Oil
preferred
Co..—"
..'l' *43 5
21
.
.
6
4
Apr
1.2
23Vb Aug 20
23.
ovB'Jan
47 5b
May 8
133% July 17"
28% Apr
2
Nov
29
25% Dec
5
30
Jan
27
112
Jan
13
93
Jan
11
78
Nov
29
91
Feb
30
104
Jan
.
16
12
9
15
83 Vb Nov
Apr
26=4 Jan
9
81% Oct
3
100% Feb
205b Feb
17
92 Vb Dec
30
^
•
12
28
80% Jan
11
2l
Preferred $4.50. series^*
Jan
24
Preferred $3.70 series
2
Preferred $3.5Q series
82
Jan
28
Oct
61%
May~25
10
35% Jan
23
26
Nov
'
"93
Dec
89
Jan 22
64Vb Jun
5
26% Apr
8
7% Jun 26
31% dan .8
9Vb Mar 4
27% Feb
6
31
;1
60
is
9
17
105
1215b Dec
18
89
17
24
Aug 23
—
.
—
i.
32=54 Apr
20
107
Feb
20
24
41% Dec 27
.
G2
86
'
58% Feb
Mar 21
6V4 Jun
20
7
Jan
3
6
Dec
14
*23
Jan
-5
21
Jan
17
39V4 Mar
6% Jan
•
11
3
11
4V4 Aug 20
14
Jan
2
43 54 Jan
-
Aug,?2
Jan
4
/-
25% July 2,2
:
.
"
Apr 15
25V4 Aug
12
16% Jan
11
11
415b Aug 12
47% Jan
9
28% May 11
35 54 Jan 23
35
Aug 14
4lVb July 30
3154 Aug 20
34=54 July 12
38% May 8
38Vb Feb 19
6%'Jan 11
55b Nov 20
1% Dec
7% Jan
31
6
19% Feb
12
29
3% Mar 26
23
39VbMay
20% Aug
9
28Vb Oct
52 V* Nov
9
24
29
77
Aug
2
Dec
3
181
Feb
1
15% Dec
27
35
Dec
4
15
Nov
14
22Vb July 19
445b July 20
195b Mar 22
42
Nov
15
495b Mar 16
For
footnotes
154 May
2
11
8
1554 Jan
9
1Tb Jan
2
see
page
28.
76% July 11
80
—
28 5b Jan
155
55b Apr
135b Feb
52 Vb Aug 23
.
.
<
Aug 12
86Vb May 20
32VbAug 20
39% Jun
5
34% July 16
23% Jan
2
5154 Apr
16
147
Aug
8
7% Aug 20
26
Aug 22
13=4 Aug 23
43 5b Jan
7
65 Vb
-162
175b
36
17%
45
Jun
4
Jan 24
Jan
7
Jan
7
Apr 22
Jun 12
*
■
United Merch
&
Mfrs
Inc
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
U S Borax Vte Chemical Corp—
1"
4Vb'.'b preferred
1_100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co
No par
US Gypsum Co common
4
7Ye - preferred
100
U S Hoffman Macli common—82Vbc
5rb class A preference—
50
U S Industries Inc common——-1
4Vb% preferred series A
—50
9,400
32,700
37 5
30%
615a
120/
59%
*100
*90
93
255b
a
*35 5b
37.5 b
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30%
30=54,
30
37.5a
30 39
52%
52
52
515 b
51 =b
1'2
29=4
3,600
26
26 5
9,400
155 b
15%
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49%
21
20'
'
.
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695b
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5454
27Tb
8
29%
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62
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5%
35Vb
1354
13%
1%
805b
5%
53
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32-60V4
148
3
8%
59 Vb
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1454
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14%
45V4
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58 Vb
>
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-
7%
29%13%
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109
109'b
17,200
24
24%
16,100
26%
9,100
24%
24%
26%
26 3
91
91
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85
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85
70
70
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71
4
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160
91
81
180
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27%
2854
275b
28
39,200
85«
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85 b
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8%
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29%
29 54
29%
3154
30%
31
30%
3154
1,400
60 Tb
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60
615 b
19,900
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91
25%
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=
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120
103
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13,100
3,600
110
400
90
91
89
89
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24
24%
22
22 3
21%
22
9,300
27 5b
275b
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28
3,700
s
86
86
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88
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24=4
23
23%
625b
61 Vb
61%
61
62
46 Vb
46 Va
17,200
140
500
4,300
4654
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46%
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7
754
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754
18,000
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4=%
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4%
4%
8,300
25%
265 b
26%
26%
265b
2,600
5,400
15
155b
14%
15 Vb
15
15 Vb
4454
44%
44%
46
45 Vt
46
33,400
32
33
32 Tb
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3354
12,400
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35
35
35 54
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300
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13 Vb
13%
13%
8,600
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6
13'%
1%
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2,600
56Vb
55
56%
54%
55 Vb
52%
54%
13,400
83
8254
82Vb
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83
82 Vb
82%
33%
345b
34%
34
34 3b
33%
34
5,700
31'/4
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31 Vb
31
31V4
30%
1,100
15b
*
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32Vb
34Vb
3154
135b
,
15b
lVb
56%
815b
345a
35=b
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1354
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.
6
4,500
28sa
4=5b
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25%
111%
32%
24,400
47/8
15Vb
43Vb
31%
9,000
3,600
31%
53%
61%
7
33%
7 5b
52
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27
14%
24
*79
115"
1
145b
235b
108%
63
25 5b
a
8154
46
754
3154
2,100
14 5
54%
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89
42%
18,500
53 54
24
1554
20%
55 =
89
43%
32=4
2,100
24%
325b
69%
81 Va
24
26V4
7%
7%
85-
*86
lo
21
7%
14
33 %
3354
111% 1125a
24%= 247n
26%
26=%
*90%
915b
24Vb
6154
42%
31%
500
49
20%
4
7%
2754
7
;h
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0
24 =
\
24%
26%
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245b
60'a
454
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147b
20
14
14
14
x24'b
7%
27Vb
75b
73
7%
7'b
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*24%
5
700
3,500
23
47%
29%
32
" 54
26
22%
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15=%
91
"
29%
47%
301 a
2654
2254
7
23
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92
25%
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>
15=54
21%
4%
a
30%
,
25Vb
1
—1
41,300
12%
2254
25
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
United Electric Coal Cos—V.
5
United Engineering & Foundrj'
5
United Fruit Co_
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co-—13Vb
United Industrial Corp
——"
5
6,600
36 54
12
21=54
275a
*00
9% Jan
35Vb Jan
55
8'b
29Tb
30%
45
36% J)ec 18
165b Aug 20
9054
85
71
81 Vb
-54%■
2854
8
29%
120
GO
__
.*
20%
525b.
27%
31
60=54
45
8
145b Dec
30Tb
x59%
United-Carr .Fastener (Del)-nNopar
(Del)
HI
25
*79
8'»
46=54 May 8
.7% "May 20
United Corp
107%
-24%
9054
29%
No par
9.
47%
35 5
12%
1,100
;
14%
24%
7'%
335'4
265b
89
25
605b
12
7
'
28%
8
29%
par
,
33
54%
American—No par
,_No
7%
815b
28
Corp——10
46%
37
12=5b
6,500
49 !b
*40
20%
68
United Board & Cgrton
United Carbon Co—
13% Jun
13% Feb
of
49 5 it
36'/B
12=)«
3054
7!f
—„il
$4.50 preferred-——
48
37=54
26=fa
27=54 Mav 16
7154 Jun 13
43% Dec
Mar
United Artists Corp —4
50
25%
15%
*74
*100
4,300
30
53Vb
"
13V4
30%
71
*79
"
13 5 b
2654
15%
495b
85
.25
4% 11011-cum preferred-:
.10
Union Tank Car Co
—No par
Union Twist Drill Co—
—5
United'Aircraft Corp common5
4"o convertible preferred——_100
,4% % ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Air Lines Inc__s
—10
United Biscuit
29% Mar 14
100
19% Jan 28
of-California
1354
15%
*74
No par
-No par
135b
25%
' '
»Union> Pacific 'RR Co common—_10
29
115
•
#-
.
Union Oil
152
7
21% Aug. 20
26
Jun 28
;
28% Apr
9
715b Mat 26
Aug
Apr
preferred $4 series
.
33% May 16
90V4 Jan
2
Aug 23
44% Dec
.
4854 Jan 20
%
Aug
18
14
i'.'t
.
Apr 30-
Dec
7
20 Vb Dec
July 22
51% Feb 12
166
3.
)
79'
2
96Vb Dec
23
103% Oct
5
65% Apr
39*5b M'ay
1
113 V4 Jan
79 Vb Jan
10'aMaylO
11
Aug 20
36
1
8% Dec
"29
Oct
10
68
12,300
29%
14
23 5b
No par
No par
4
16
49%
14%
.24=4
7Va
33
33%
109Vb 111 Vb
24=%
255b
26%
26=%
905b- 905b
10
lOOVb Jan
29% Apr
"52
Union Elec Co common.
433
27
14?b
23%
75b
'Union Carbide- Corp
,
No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp—10
;
Aug 13
?9V4 Mar 19
89% July 31
,
37Vb July 22
124% July 10
22%
3054
; ; .-
No par
,33%
48
20',4
14,600
293(500
22%
23
20%
to¬
42%
*22%
,20%
•"
es
32%
*47
7%
66%
44%
47%
7%
*80
1454
33%
22%
*47
7%
.Urilop Asbestos & Rubber, Co—
'5
Unioii Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
.
48
•
'■>A
83
44 V 2
22 =? 4
375a
31%
-52 5b
*46
7%
—-1
12%
*35%
305b
52%
3
■
445b
22%
31%
52 V4
1
-
.
Mar 27
44'
.
13% Feb
.
*46
49%
1
*13%
65%
1354
135o
49
35
34Va
12%
,
■
11,000
22%
'
225b- 22=54
45
('
4454
1354
4
n
*80
10%
33%
34
3354
12%
*35
305b
52
1
2
(The)
Corp
2654
*15%
50
;
V
16% Mar 19
30
—1
20th Century Fbx Film——1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
6
17
22%
425b
135b
4854
33%
>
22 %
*47
50
'
375b
„_1
A'(conv)
Electric' Co
*35%
31%
52 54
'■
•
45
13%
51
34%
12=54
22 54
Trh-Coutihental Corp common.
_1
$2.70 preferred
—
—50
July 16
Apr
50
2
-
Coi:p„—
Airlines Inc
20
Oct
%—-5
Trans World
9
15% Apr
43
13V4-
Transatncrica
t
2
61
215b Jan
J 4
Trane Co
565b July 22
4154 Apr 24
2054 J«n
4
50
July 9.
345b July 16'
57
Jail 29
2259 Aug 1?)
47% Aug
7
.
$1.20 preferred
Timkch, Roller Bearing"Toledo Edison'Co (The)
13% Mar 20'
23
•24 5b Feb
15
24% Feb
52
52 54 Apr ,17
4
Ai g
.
27
26
33% Aug 2'J
28% Mar 21
Feb
53% Jun
Aug 14
l42Vb Aug 20
68 3
66
25%
105b
11
\
4,600
110
*24 Vb
a
7,800
14,800
600
18%
2454
"
2354 Nov 27
1,000
445b
*57 5b
11
44 Vb
*13%
67 5b
Ji!
*80
15
117
44
595b
-
*43 5b
$2.50 convertible preferred——50
117
44%
*24 5b
58 Vb
11
121
120
122
43%
1354
'
24="%
25%
,:245a
—1
*119
75b
.
1/
Vb
*58
18=4
24Tb
No par
t
common
125
585 b
No par
Fair
Co
a
No par
Ry
Co
$2.40 conv preference
15% Apr
Apr
Oil
" $1.25
conv
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
.
115b Apr
8
105b Aug 23
Aug 16
Inc
ctfs ex-distribution
Texas
18
26
48% Jan
Jan
17% Jan
Mar 28
19
July 23
160
9
47% Jan
4
10% Dec
Sub share
8% Mar IS
49 Vb May
Jan
13
16
2
Aug 23
38%
225 b July 10
545b July 10
13% July 31
47% Aug 21
•
900
5%
11%
Land Trust—
150
1
20
5%
1154
6
11=54
2.50
27
6% Dec 21
-
140
4,300
-3%
.No par
-
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas
,
'
10%
1
Corp
——
11% Jan
-
54
—25
Texas Gulf
Tennessee
205 b
5%
10 5b
5%
610
1790
215 b
35%.
805b
Temco
500
22%
10%
33 5b Oct
-
21
32%
*2354
54
355 b
'
13%
1855
23=4
35%
■
23%
a—25
1790
22%
22%
4:16%
412%:
21
80 Vb
TelAuvugraph
110
74
1
11
1,700
2,500
25%
—i_
31
37,200
.
125b
3154
i_—
2854 Dec
.
53b
52
5b
Symington Gould Corp
i
8% Jan
5
5%
51%
12%
72 Vb
50
18% Jan
44 54 Aug 19
54% Feb 12
51
31
5%
52 Vb
1254
6
ilOc
Sylvania -Elec Prod Inc coin
$4 preferred *.
■—±
20% May 17
10 % Aug 20,
37 Vb Oct
-
Vb
52 Vb
12.%
5%
20%
30%
—5
do—
5%
52 Vb
12
*71 Vb
1
1_.
Swift &
5%
515 b
Vb
73 5b
1
Paper Co_
Streets Co of America-(The)
i
1,900
—30
.12.50
pfd series of '55
Biscuits lucn_—
Sutherland
9
b,700
25=b
25
No par
1
Superior; Steel Corp—.
•
17
4654 Jan
80
1554 May 4
jiavb Doc 12
8
-
14
21
21% Nov
May 28
6% Dec 31
Jun
2nd
42%
25
82
Sunshine Mining Co
-LSuperior Oil of-' California
t
July 15
2
27% Jan
42
14
7
55'a %
40%
2554
80
Co-/
Sunshine
2,000
11
1254 Dee
18
8
Oil
43%
25
6
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
454% preferred series A—L
Mar 20
32V4 Aug 21
35'
Aug 20
-
55% May 10
May
13
Aug 23
22% Jan
7
5054 July 26
-
99
July 26
0% Mar
2
Dec
1,300
30% Apr
355 a Nov 29
20 54
6
Sun
42%
2554
12
3
13
44 54
25 5b
52
Jun
72% Feb
43%
25%
A'preferrcd—_-No par
$4.50 series
400
43=%
5%
14
1754
42%
12
Feb
5b
k
25 54
51%
93
15
*17
43
1
„„
a
25 54
.—1
Corp
15=
17%
49,000
43
—1
Sun Chemical Corp common
22% Feb
'
4
25 %
1
Studebaicer-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
17
*
15
*17
No par
—
16% Jan
27
7
.1
Co_,
57% July 23
Va July 31
26% Jan
6
19
42
11
I.
Webster
Storer Broadcasting
Aug 19
80
30
28
Nov
12
._i.—;.
Aug 19
12
7
Dec
21% Jun
Feb
46
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
28
854 Apr
5% Aug 23
50
200
36 %.
Aug 22
10% Feb 29
700
2,500
13
20%
Feb
Stone &
5,900
70
32
25
8
16%
75
36%
—-—-—.—5'.
-
Stokely-Vitn Camp Inc confmon^,—1
5% prior preference*.
.——20
24
16%
75
20=%
Inc
&/Co Inc.—'
(J P)
Stix Baer
»
4,000
31 «4
36
19% May 21
18% July 12
15%
—5
Sterling' Drug
*
15%
f-15
29
34 =5 4 Nov
Feb
*12%
17
22=54 Nov
h5
1354
Jun
7054 Jan 31
22% Jan 23
12V»Juni
1354
16%
*65=%
5,900
86
695b
17
8
July
69
8
19
21
69
22=54 Aug
Feb
940
715b
69'%
13 54
2054 Jan 26
37% Dec 31
54 Oct
66
68
69 V4
27
5
Dec
68
69%
11
13 Va May 28
89
17
68
67%
8
32
16
16=54
15%
16%
52 5b
67
1
a
101,500
62-%
52
*84 5b
,
*13 Va
1554 Aug
May
61
52%
86
13 54
2
■
63
52 54
84%
'
7154
17
.
16
53%
68
JiHj* 15
2 9 54 Apr
15%
62
86
13 54
*5
:
—
4
50
53%
♦845b
36,700
69
Warner, corp..
21=54 Jan
Vb Aug 24
16 =
53
86
2,400
34,800
48
67
Stanley
Stevens
31 Vb May 28
22 'a Feb
9
16 5
62 Vb
a
52%
*84 5a
4
52%
4 7 Va
Stei'ehi Bros Stores Inc..—'
.
Stewart*Warner Corp
14% Aug 12
63 54
60 3
53 54
86
3 =
3 54
51=%
54
16
23
17 54 Nov
61%
62 5a
61*4
7
;
3 5b
16%
41% Apr
17% Dec
48
15%
23='4 July 15
Jan
54
47%
165=1
3o 5
31
3 5b
52=%
48%
4
15
16% Dec
3 54
54%
48
16%
13
"
*3 5b
5354
48 54
Starrett Co (The) L S—
—No par
Stauffer Chemical Co——
—10
5/a-May 27
4
3 %
53%
47%
3
16 Va
25
20
*3 Va
5154
48%
52 5 4
Feb
27=54 Mar 12
39 5b
-25
*84 %
31% Feb
1
%
54%
48
6.25
-10
3
14
3 5's
53 54
.
.
Apr
Sep
30V4 Oct
2
% Dec
—■
California-'-.
3%%
18% July 12
17=54 Jan
distribution.
preferred series A
100
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co—-1——1
8
12=54 May 29
13 5b Nov 21
'
Ex
3 % May 22
P'1% July 1(j
62'4 Jan
43
55 =5n May 15/
28
May 16
47/54 Aug 23
4
Aug 14
60%
148
8
29%
*1%
60
*146
7%
28%
14%
14%
4554
*43%
1
Vb
60%
150
8
28%
14'a
45
60%
60
150
150
6%
27
26
14
7%
54
*43%
14%
45
1%
*30
59 ='4
148
60
149
100
10,500
10
6%
754
42,400.
26 5b
26%
1,100
14 '4
19,300
13%
*43%
45
27
28
The Commercial and
(856)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range fur Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
22% Jan
15
23ft Jan
36ft Dec 14
11
8 V. Jun
Lowest
-
11
9ft July 13
-35 ft Aug
70
Jan
61ft Dec 28
32 ft'Nov 29
81 ft Dec
:;
31
Dec
26
42 ft Nov
29
26
17ft Dec
56
58
4
'
Dec
28
51ft Jan
23
143
Nov
30
17
Dec
2
29 ft
Aug 23
74
Aug 12
87
Mar
93
ft Mar 29
•
188
Feb
1
135
28'
69
Jun
17
17ft Feb
12
10
42
7
12ftJun
27
7ft Dec
17
lOftJan
82
Dec
27
6
Dec
31
99
4ft Feb
9
23
4ft Jan
82
ft Dec
137
Dec
12*
19
2
87
Jan
10
21
Apr
17
Jun
.
26
135
Jun
2
36
Apr
Feb
23ft Dec 20
Dec
20
24ft Not
38ft Feb
26
7
Jan
Sep
,
3
■'
Feb
Dec
28
82
21% Nov
13
105ft Dec
20
128
-i
-
'77
-
104 ft
5ft Jan
104~
Dec
18
93
Oct
30
103
i
Feb
-116,
Feb 13
Mar
1
Feb
0
85
Dec
28
106
6
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87 "
Dec
31
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82
.
46ft Jan
11i
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31
:
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26~
14ft Dec
•
27
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div
65'A
139ft
140 *,'4
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32ft
12%
7
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80
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loo
13
7
24 ft
2.50
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,
Co__6ft'
When issued
6ft
7
0% Aug 12
Vulcan
Materials
14
Jan
3
lft Aug 12
5ft
convertible
Co
*188
142
4Va
78
12%
6%
7
8
4ft
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40'A
39
24 ft
40
*
32
30
142
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25
6,000
273/4 " 27ft
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27
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32
40
39%
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com_
preferred
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24ft
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13
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44
43
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25
7ft July 11
0
55 Va
com—_1
power & Light Co_;
$5
1
Aug 20
j
44 ft
66 ft
com_Nopar
preferred
6ft
Mar 13
lift Aug 21
'
'
<
3
4'
11
W.Aug 20"
27
Tobacco
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co
12
3
May 29
July. 24
.
66 ft Feb
ft
55%
66 %
31ft
Mar 27
i
44
55%
64 Va
par
May 23
97ftJun 21
.
44%
55%
66%
31ft
Apr 23
787. Jun 20
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4
8
42
56
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3%ft preferred
ioo
Va-Carollna Chemical com
No
S
7
Aug
*•
64 Va
~
6
22% Jun 21
21%
56
Vick Chemical Co_
2.50
Vlcks Sin-eve & Pacific Ry
com__loo
5ft noncumulative preferred__100
3ft July 15
19ft Jun 27
.
21%
78 Va
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar
Aug 23
Mar
217'a
21
_
41
39 ft
.41%
141
21 Va
31%
Vanadium'Corp of America
4
40ft
139%
21ft
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76
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98
41%
140%
4%
Norman Industries
Van Raalte Co Inc
53%-July 25
July 31
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98
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141%
400
15,100
30 ft,
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67%
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31
77%
21%
44ft
100
:
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8
123
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77%
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16%
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7
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200
24
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30%
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8
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67%
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com
Universal Pictures Co Inc
4 ft ft
preferred
7
12
29-> May
2
67 Va
9,600
27 Va
8
24
24
SJiares
23
26 ft
8ft
141%
40%
141
l
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98 *.
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67
31
30%
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100
Universal Leaf
-
a
0
34% Mar 26
26
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/Aug 20
lift Jan
•
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2t
Jan
25ft Jan
6
12ft Nov 2t
58ft Mar 9
% " 130
12 ' 128
73
29
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37ft.Apr
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39
4
17% Jan
^
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14
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Dec
30% Jun
23ft Feb 12
68
24
82ft Mar 29
12ft Dee 21,
25% Nov 21
129
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29ft Mar 12
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70
*94
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100
*67
24
67%
23%
77%
30o
4
'
*
100
:
preferred
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3
155
*73
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp new_l
21
21
1st
Class 13 2nd preferred
United Wlielan Corp com
6ft May 15
21
Jun
30%
S Shoe
79 ft Jun
41
Aug 15
31ft Jan
•
Feb 24
167
9
30%
1
100
"8
8%
2414
the Week
Friday
Aug
27%
27%
8*4
67%
U S Tobacco Co common
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7ft noncumulative preferred
25
Uhited Stockyards Corp
l
United Stores $4.20 noucu 2nd
pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred
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United Wallpaper Inc common
1
4
30
39" f Apr
7
Jan
•
67 Va
28 Va
*8
24%
8%
24%
10
27
'
5
8
noneum
Corp
'U S Smelting Ref & Min
7ft preferred
U S Steel Corp common
7ft preferred
u
1
15
77ft Apr 23
4
*
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22
4ft Jan
3
May
V -
>.
.
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Jan
15 ft Feb
13ft Jan
3
26 ft Aug IS
73 ft Jan
18
36
1
July 296% Aug £0
78ft Aug
1
6ft Jan
7
Mar 23
Aug
25
12 ft
9
10 ft
13ft Dec 26
30
10
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ft
28 Va
2814
Va *< 28%
23 ft
Rubber Co common
6...'8ft
24
2
1
.Aug
31
14ft Apr 23
Feb
61ft Jan
73ft Jan
10
*8
„___5
preferred Series A_
preferred series B
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28
Sales far
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 22
Aug. 81
Aug. *20
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1
preferred
374%
''US
11
155ft Jan
20
\ Mar
17
19% Jan 16
33 ft Dec
V
4
24
64%Jan
57 ft MaT 25
136 ft Jun
Jan
4
22% July 15
Aug 20
July 8
54 ft
9
31
Jan 20
38
49% Jan
156
25
Mar
73ft Dec
1691
May 13
39ft Feb 27
common
U S Pipe <te Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co„,
,U S Plywood Corp common
67ft July 24
36 Vs Jun 13
19ft Sep
71ft Sep
17 '
Jan
Jan
•
170»
4
63
6
128
-
2774 Jan
4ftft
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
U S Lines Co
7
12
July 18
67ft Mar 14
t
92
8% Jan
Aug 23
-22% Feb
1
i 51% July 18
90ft Mar 3
;
142ft Dec
8
4
37ft Jan 24
26ft Aug 23
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300
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lift
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16
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10%
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17%
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2,000
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■
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29% Sep
19
.
14ft Jan
-
26
33■
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3
9-
.44% Aug 23.
13
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8
29
75
30
20ft Sep
7
17% Mar 12
13 ft Dec 12
95% Dec 17
106
20
15=1# Nov 23
-18% Jan 27
407* Feb
87
Apr 30
49 ft
Aug
40% Jan
'
1
*
Aug 20.
12% Apr
9% Aug
•'
Dec
20
38% Mar 23
35ft Aug 12
32% Aug 23
9
37-/4 Aug.- 8
28
Jan
3
27
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8
27% Dec 14
2ft Dec
26
a
ft
22
30 ft Oct
43 Va
1
Mar
52% Feb
16
44
25ft Jan
3
25% Jan
-97
Nov
:
-44% Dec
29
10
Dec
112ft Jan
26
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
Dec
20
105
Jan
42ft Jan 30
104
Mar 27
18ft Jun
15% Dec
Feb
13
17
93
Feb
18
4.10%
47% Jan 11
Aug 1«>
14ft Jun
104% Mar 20
27
24
0
88
Aug 12
May 10
82% July 20
49
Feb
11
71
Feb
15
54
May
8
5
.30% July 17
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
130
4
Mar
1
17ft Aug 20
26% Aug 23
52% Feb 12
79ft An? 19
•
25ft July 31
16ft July 30
68
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July II
53% July 25
20% Jan
4
33 ft May 14
68% July
92
8
Mar 25
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46
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.;
46%;
65
*63
*29*A " 29ftv
44ft
45%
13%
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137*
700
1,600
14%
29 ft
29
76%
76%
70-14
76 ft
: 16ft
16ft
16 ft
157a
16
13%
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13.7«
137a
87
871
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97
21ft
22 V*
22 Va
22 Va
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89
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10%
21%
,
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Westrrn
Union
24%
24%
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25 ft
26
25 ft
2%
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60%
377*
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35 *,2
357k
33%
32%
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30 Va
*29 Va
30 Va
V.
247 k
400
2578
1,600
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1,900
33
1 24 ft
25«4
24ft
24*,*
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25ft
25ft
25ft
25
2%
2ft
2%
27
27
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-
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24 ft
27
43 V*
43
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3.0OU
35%
33%
30ft
24%
2%
"400
a'
60 ft
■
-
26
2%
27
V30..V,
100
83
27V*
2
*/3
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%
27
27
27
•300
4,0(.0
43
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27
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9,500
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357a
-33
43
2,000
'
60%
62 %
62 Va
647 k
63 ft
64ft
637k
637 a
25
25
8,0C0
24%
25
22
24'*
23 Va
23 Va
21 Va
22
26 ft
5,600
267k
26
26 ft
26
26ft
25ft
26
96 V
95%
95*
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26 V*
96
26
95 Va
96
96
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97
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a
86
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.
83
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81
81
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'
38
157k
'
24
5
1—3 00
38
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98
.
16
•
23%
157*
23%
23ft
15%
15ft
96
96
74'A
70
737*-
83
80
81V*
58
60 V
preferred series H
100
Feb
17
128
July 22
129% Feb
4
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
31
50
Aug 20
69% Jan
2
Wheeling Steel Corp common
lo
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
1
_5
100
61
96
*93
74 Va
83
71ft
*78
387k
237a
6,300
15'/a
157*
3,100
18 Vk
27 ft
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26%
26
597*
62 ft
62
63**
62%
62 ft
01 Va
797*'
'797*
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60%
627k
79ft
797*
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—
—
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ft
82
•/
61'%
a
.
17Va
81
627k
18 V.
81
607 k
17.74
ft
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—
60
7174
16,300
81
13
63 V
200
•'
617*
18
"
Jan
20
94
Sep 28
21ft Jun
8
62
103
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
89ft Jun
23
26ft Aug
50% July 24
27ft Dec 20
36 ft Feb
Jan 24
28% Feb 23*
80ft Feb 15
31% Jan 18
Aug 30
44% Feb
102
Jun
8
13% Apr
2
18
96ft Jan
9
21
Aug 20
26% Mar 22
58
Aug 15
68 Va Jan
9
12
94 Va Aug 16
7
Aug 20
Aug 15
8
28% Mar 14
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
4ft%
convertible preferred
White Dental
Mfg (The S S)
White Motor
Co
5 ft %
30
ft Jan
29% Mar 14
30
61
12% Jan 23
69
Dec
May 10
16% Apr 30
82*/4 Apr 30
19% Dec
0
17
14
4
ft Jan
4ft Dec 26
r
U
lOftJan
9
31
25ft Jan
4
30ft Sep 26
,
37 ft Feb
20
>
Dec
20
127
i
ii
Oct
18
145
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
•
?
Mar 22
13% Jan
10
14
Prior
47
18
$3
45ft Feb
62ft Jun 13
Wilcox Oil Co
16% July
Wilson & Co Inc common
13
15
26ft Aug
26
34
Aug
9
20ft Jun 28
131
11G
23
60% Nov 15
52'ft Feb
99% Jan
82 ft
26 ft
Jan
19
8
20
MH
Jan
80
4
7
34 ft Aug
7
36% Dec 12
131% Dec 10
29% Nor 28
16
July 30
9
10% Jan
May 24
24
40*
98 ft Mar
31
83% Feb
26ft Apr
■
141 ft Jan
S?rtg&*
3
8
Aug 23
94
24
12
July 3
Aug 14
Feb
27'/a Feb
30
10
28
12
Aug 23
Aug 23
Va Aug 23
91ftFebl2
8
Jan 31
29% Jun
41ft Jan
7ft Dec
75
Feb
Apr 24
4% Aug 21
18% Feb
8
19
24
13
May 17
Aug 15
70
Va Dec
88% Nov 29
83 ft Nov 30
1
IOo
29ft Jan
24 ft
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
50% Mar 19
43
20
common
preferred
35% Aug 23
26% Feb 16
80
I9V2 Jan
9
5% Jan
21
Mar 19
22% Feb
35
5
May 13
July
45ft Jan
6
8
10
68% July 15
92ft Mar 15
88ft Jan
3
8ft Apr 11
34% July
9
35% Jan
2
123% Jan
2
30
May 27
124ft July
8
White
Sewing
Machine
22/400
13,800
'627a '
22
83
*26 ft
27%
267*
46 V*
47
*2674
477*
477a
48
47
95
95
95
*95
77*
8 ft
24 %
*36'/*
367*
7
7%
7%
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24ft
*24
*36
367-i
*36
*687*
71
♦687*
72
*69
*15
157*
*15
1G
*15
1
preferred
25Vk
25ft
10
30 Va
307k
100
116
121
47k
8
9,300
300
36ft
357a
35%
49
49
49
47
48
157k
15
157k
147 k
15
72
*70
71%
•70
16
15
15
*14'/a
4%
47k
4%
4Va
257k
25'A
257k
25 Va
257a
30'/*
307u
30
30 ft
30 ft
30 ft
121
*116
121
*116
121
*4%
25
297k
:'116
10
217k
217 k
217 k
217k
29%
30
297*
21%
297*
21ft
10
30
30
10
407k
407k
58 Va
407*
41
407k
41
40%
407 a
55
56 Va
5674
57'/*
55
56
86'A
85
85
84 V*
84 ft
83%
83%
81
*83 Va
80%
80%
*80%
81%
81
81%
7
8071
67k
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4','2%
series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Co
55'A
*85
81
—5
67k
Towne Mfg Co
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
„5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
30*/a
Yale
Nopar
ftoXrt Corp" '""D """
30ft
30 ft
7
7
4,30Q
121
•
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21'/*
21
21ft
3,966.
30
29%
297 a
72,300
40 Vk
407k
55%
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64
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7
7
7
81ft
'TOO
TVs
3 300
31
30 ft
30'A
30
307*
2,400
90 V 4
97 V*
94
96 ft
11,400
25 ft
24%
24%
24'A
24'/*
31000
110%
1087*
109 Va
107 %
108'/*
3.100
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108'A
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2,500
11,700
31
24%
112
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98%
25 ft
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7
500
15%
25%
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31ft
97ft
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71%
31
30 ft
95
109
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13,300
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30ft
97
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21 Va
100
1,800
ft
30%
30'ft
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24
20
7%
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47k
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400
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25
1
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47k
59
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77k
15 ft
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.
.
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Bond Record
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New York Stock
««
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in
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the month
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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Low
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88
.
"
'95%
84
—
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—Feb-Awy
4%s debentures 1976-
>
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(Interest reduced to 2.37555 ) 2001
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79
Jan-July
._
(City of)—
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,
45
78 %
-
1958
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101
171'%
—
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.
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93
96' "•
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;
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1959
series
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96
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1969
first gold
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'
—-
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1st
6s
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1961__April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
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1947—April-Oct
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gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
fAPoland
A
100%
99
debentures
General
:
reduced
APerit
101'A
101-
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May-Nov
1968
(State of)
pursuant
r
—
•
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Mar-Sept
104
90
99%
*
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—Jan-July
—
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Feb-Aw 3
1953 extended to
lAPernambueo
97%
99'%
•
.
Eeb-Aug
100
97%
81%
94
987k
92
——„—
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
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6s due
10
20
*99%
22
94%
94
83
*66
Feb-Aug
—,——
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3%s debs
53'%
99%
99
100% 101
„
:—
3'As debentures 1977
Ann
1965
85
90
89
5
'
1985
3s
Norway (Kingdom of) —
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99%
90
*97%
..Jaw-June
1987—i—^
1986
72
72
—
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10%
181%
95
91
90
s
1977
47
(interest
2008
17 Va
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i—
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|
19%
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100
1975—
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—
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reduced
24
90
———.
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85
19
%
21
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
„June-Dec
debentures 1987
debentures 1973-———__i——June-Dec
debentures 1971
Feb-Aug
debentures 1984
._Mar-8'ept
conv debs 1967—,—.——:_
* -April-Oct
Jan-July
debentures 1990
2%s
20%
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75
83
1980—
debentures
3%s
Minas Geraes
debs
2%s
—
April-Oct
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3%s
2%s debentures 1982
-
(City of)
subord
conv.
18%
—
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agree't)
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1970— .Mar-Sept
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<
;
96
81
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s
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84
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1922
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new
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96
84
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_
1913
95
77
85
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186
94 >'
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i
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99
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.
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agree't)
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1
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"
1945_Quar-Jan
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&
Allegheny Liidlum
,
.
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—
—
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—
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104
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—■
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124
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-—,
-
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f $
s
102
—
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—
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'
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•
102
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A
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.
'57
57 %
22
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'
f—.—_Mar-Sept
100
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;
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extended to
1953
8s
Vi 191 %
191
—
100
'12 1952
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15
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83
*
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25
13 %
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s
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.
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—-
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94
88
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87
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91
78
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;
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'
1 89
a
73
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95%
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1972——
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1930—
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5
69!a
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4
.
1980
bonds
76%
99'
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Sold
1968———j.—Jan -July
loan
dollar
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April-Oct
•
1963—Jan-Ju\j
due
reduced to
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163
issue—
1953
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74
17 Va
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'
1972——
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&
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70
-
or
Sale Price
Paulo
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April-Oct
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Low
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BONDS
York
New
I
Low
of 1924
10-year bonds of 1936
Prussian
74
No.
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5%s
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May-Nov
1973
fund
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High
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.
Jan-July
(Republic of) 7s 1967
on Main, 6'% 3
1953^—
AUGUST 23
Range Since
Sold
74
(Republic of) —
i uoiiar bonds Jan.
s
iAFrankfort
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
SI Salvador
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
York
86%
75
82%
.
Number 5G67
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
B O N 1) S
New
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Exchange
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Number 5667
186
Volume
.
The^ Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(861)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday-
BONDS
1"oik. siuik
New
Interest
Exchange
1'eriod
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
Loio
Phillips Petroleum 234s debentures -1964
4*/4S conv suboid Oebs 1987
Feb-Aug
Feb-Ana
103 74
Mills lnc 3 7bS s f debs 1972-._June-Dea
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lase Erie 2%s 199G__JUne-Dec 5
Pittsburgh Cincinnati cnic & St Luuis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed
4s ser H
Consolidated guaranteed 4 74s
Consolidated- guaranteed 474s
1960_—Feb-Aug
ser I
97.34
76g
102:t 4
115
3
'
Public Service Electric
3s
debs
967a
2
ri
10334
96%
92
1
92
95%
9234
9234
3
9074
97
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—
10134
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100
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—
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16
9674
■.
92
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9234
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-
——
.
2%s
debentures
19G4
99
74
1st
mtge
& eoll
1st
mtge
—X-
9934
Radio Corp of America 374s conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first '& ref 3 74s series D 1995—Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
1973
883b
28
8934
6934
80
80
179
*85
1
s"
.
,
Pacific RR
1003s
A
B
C
1978
series
1978
Second
subord
gold 6s
mortgage
debs
1977
152
•
series
4s
Jan-July
13
95
"
91
7174
7174
1997
A
75
A
69 74
*
Mar-Sep
2006—
13
Paul Union Depot
Scioto
*
V &
374s B
New England
1971
1st
Scovill
95
*
*
_
86
8074
68%
1971
-
87 74
93
96
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96
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:
!«
1007a
9234
—
—
99%
1023a
■'
10174
9174
361
10574
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1st mtge 3s scries B
f
s
W&bash
Map-Nov
1980
debentures
1977
debentures 1974_x__
3s
subord
debs
7774
8574
8434
—
8574
*
June-Deca
1951—_Ju?ie-Dec
——-June-Dec
Jan-July
02
89
186
Shell
Map-Nov
Pipe Line 3.20s
Union
Oil
s f debs
debentures
2748
fASiemeng & Halske
*84
1971—
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
8374
198G
June-JJec
10574
1982
674a 1951
Sinclair Oil -Corp 43hs conv debs
9634
9774
2
10474
98
95
debentures
3s
'
1979
debentures
1958-—.—
274s
debentures
*
T-fOt'.
100
convertible
5s
1001
Southern Indiana .Ry
234s
Southern Natural Gas
Co
Southern Pacific Co—
1970
1994
474s
.—
82
.
West
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
104%
1177a
4
74a: 1981—,-.
San Fran Term
;
81
99 3 a
81
*
95
78
9074
73
2
74
83%
85
77
--
14
Mar-Sept
67
173
91
,
8774
4*,
„Map-Nov
33bs ser A '75—June-Dec
34
8974
301 %
Winscon-Salem S B
92 3 «
74
9174
1017a
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23
8574
-97
8774
.
—
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r
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5s
%
66
go- •:
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tr
62
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6274
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9174
74
334s
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1977—x,
Bouthwestern Bell Tel 234s
4;
<-.x-
3 74s
101
debs
April-Oef
1985
6
10374
107
Standard. Coil
Products -5s
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conv
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—
75
74
75
♦78
April
"
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L.
75
763b
20
108
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108
April-Ocf
■
11174
354
84
8734
87%
8234
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1967——June-Dec
3743 conv 1982
83
1007a
7'a
95
88
88
90
96
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,
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Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
Deferred
Included
not
--
Map-Nov
ASpokape Internal. first gold 474s 2013—
88
547
567a
f
116
10174
20
*98
(j •
80
-
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
109
~~
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10374 103 74
—11
■
_
May-Nob'
debentures 1983—
76
,
*78 7 a
96.3a
—Jan-July
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Public Service 374s 1971
76 7'a
71
.
70
74
56 7 a
61.
c
RR Co—
Wisconsin
9334
*80
series A 2004
—Jan-July
474s inc ser A Jan 1 2029.
May
Power 23bS 1076...—June-Dec
mtge
85'a
*957a
Jan-July
first 4s 1960—
Gt
■
Jan-July"!
.
Central
807a
8934
71..
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\
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New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint.
92
917'a
102 '(
1017'a
.-99
10
99 5 b
81*
93%
"
*9174
102
Jan-July,
1994—
1996
Memphis Div first gold: 5s
*-
Gen
'
First. mortgage. 274s series F 1996:
Jaw-July
First mortgage 274s .series G 1961——Jaw-July
,1st mtge 0 74s series 11.1983—
x
——Apr-Oct
Southern. Ry first consul, gold
•
66
Jan-July
1986—
83
1017a
■
—•
71
May-Wow
1974_._x
I 1966
-
74
*88
•
1st mtge 4s
86
Wisconsin
"
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62
135
.
j
147 7b
141
114
10234
98
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-'
37-23
37aff series
•L'.
100
*80
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
^.Jair-July
registered 2361.
—,
Ja»-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3723 series C 1979x
—._Apr-Ocf
5'is debentures 1982
i
Javi-July
Western Pacific RR Co 37'as ser A 1981—Ja?i-July
\5s Income debentures 1984
..a—.—May
Westlnghouse• Electric Corp 23»s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 374s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First' mortgage 374s series D- 1967
Jan-July
334S conv debs 1975
—:
May-Wou
Whirlpool Corp 37as s f debs'1980
x—Feb-Awp
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958——April-Oct
88
95
—
10234 10474
•
141
x—
1st intge
112
7874
•
.
West
43
74'
*76
-.Map-Nov
x—
x
100
87
4s income series
92
.
74
-
10374
Jan-JwZy
1973—June-Dec
A 1977
—
13274 152
24
87 'a
mortgage
89 74
42
—
*73
:
Jaw-July
conv
903b
.
98 Vz
*—
81
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^
8274
.
First 4 74s' (.Oregon Lines)
474s 1969—:
Gold
Gold
„
1.',
,
a
79'i
797 a
*—
C 1973..April-Ocf
Western
*93 74
Jan-July
debentures
,79
*99
*■—
.Map-Nov
570
10674
81
81
:
:._Feb-A?xg
1987—
•85
Southern-California Edison Co—
3 74s
10234
80
84
787a
75
a
903a,903a
—April-Oct
28
— M.
84
105
Jan-July
1985-1
•-
837 b
*93
Skelly Oil 274s debentures 19G5
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 274s 1976
:
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd. 5s 1963
April-Oef
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
274s
97
^
■
Service
98
1013b
* 97 74
1007a
80
77 7
997a
94
97
*75
.
,
100 7-a 10074
,-na-
Jan-July
A Jan 1981
April
series B Jan 1991—April
374s series B 1971
Fcb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 37'as 2000—Feb-Awp
Washington Terminal 23bs series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 37bs 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-N6v
r43
gtd 5s 2003
mtge .'.ncome- 4,74s
First
—
993b
74
95
•
i._
99Tb
•
98
993b
Feb-Aug
1977.
~7
8434
8434
June-Dec
.
96
87 7 a
*'
82
•
92
'
90
la
89
__
90
90
90
j
11934
103
94
10774
75
Co—
RR
Gen mtge
Gen
,.jane-Dec
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
43bs debentures 1972
4%s
*7774
—
Mar-Sepf
.
99
Jan-Jw|p
First lien and ref mtge 374s ser
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3%s
8034
96
3s series B 1995——
consolidated
First
■
100
•
913b
92
Jan-July
Seagram (Jos E) fc Sons 274s 196G
8
72 7a '"
,
1989—May-Noo
Mar-Sept
1982
103
95
8734
*90
April-Ocf
gtd 4s
Manufacturing 474s debs
X
83 1
10
98
*957a
•
May-Woo
Paper 3s conv debentures
Scott
79T4
Ry—
certificates
23
95
10074
897b
a
82
89
„
91
72 'a
831
91
.95
,
86
a
86
•aria
'80
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Woo
April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
_Mar-Sept
•'
88
92
85 7
81
-fx
Corp of America—
37bs conv subord debentures 1969
June-Dec
—
474s.conv subord deb's 1976
Mar-Sepf
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s scries B 1957—May-Nov
,—
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
:
PTrsc and refund mtge 23-4s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept '*
—
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
/rFirst and refund mtge 27,bs ser G 1979—June-Dec
t"4iFlrst and ref mtge 234s ser H 1980.—.Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage & Refund 33bs ser I 1981—June-Dec
-1st & ref mtge 374s ser J 1982—
April-Ocf
91
6474
,
5
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98
83
88
...
a
i
60
,
.
817a
103
.
96 7
94
8974
;
88
727b
,
a
1
743b
60
93 7
92
...
817a
83
-dx
,
96 "a
..
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1951—June-Dec
Participating ctfs 47bs 1968—
_
64
633b
633b
—_
88
88
"
.97
a
Vanadium
•
83
.
Mur-Nov
1989
Jan
80
88
1
"
May
108O
ser
4
XX
1947—x__
67is sinking fund mtge series C
374s assented seiies C 1951
112
87
8374
5
96
9174
__Map-Nov
April-Oct
1976
1967
debs series A 1947
374s' assented series A
■
75
6938
__
debentures
67a8
93
7174
3
8334
23as
debentures
67is sinking fund mtge series A
374s assented series A1951-2.
95
""
■..
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1972
.
94
United Steel Works Corp—
.
87
68
72
0
debs
Rubber
S
75
MS
.
100
*86
9534
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Second 4s lnc bond certificates Nov 1989..Jun-July
Bt Paul & DUluth first cons gold 4s lOGSMnne-Dec
St
7774
7274
72
;
Cx-:
87
■
Co.—
474s ser A Jan 2022
B
4s ser
debs
bond
4s
U
72
75
__
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April-Oof
Bt Louis-Southwestern
First
152
7774
75
•
mtge
income
5s
mtge
43bS s f
180
•
Mtir-Sept
199G_JAn-JnZg
199G
ASecond mtge iuc
1st
1st mtge
3343 sinking fund debentures 1973—
1st mtge & coll tr 47hs 1977—
*74 74
Mar-SeDt
Louis-San Francisco Ry
1st
1st mtge
Corp—
Saguenay Power 3s series A 19 71—
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Bt.
180
—
75"
Mar-Sepf
conv
.
*80%
'
Jan-July't
1977
Aircraft
5 74s
91
23as
Jaw-July
mortgage 3 74s series J 19G9
General
—
.Jan-July
1
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 474s series D
Rohr
92%
85
—
1977
Corp 234s 1970
—
& coll trust 33bs 1971
& coll trust 37us 1972
& coll trust 33bs 1975
debentures
United Gas
—
April-Oet
1978
4 7b s
—
Feb-Aap
mtge 6s 1955
Debt adjustment bonds—
4%s series
82
80
—;
conv-
33bs
Map-Nov
_
AConsol
514s series
102 34
88
.
114
'
—-—_Map-Nov
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jaw-July
subord debs 1969—,
United Biscuit Co of America 23*s
63
.
Artists Corp—
United
94
— —
.
88
Oil of California
1st
May-Woo
;
*94
*81
Refunding mortgage 27is series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 47-43 s £ debs 1973——.April-Oct
-
86
111
14
89
<94
234s debs 1970
June-Dec
27bs debentures 1976 ^Feb-Aug
Union
Union
93
69
1
..
—
Rhine-Westplialia Elec Power Corp—
§£Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct intge 6s 1952
§ AConsol mtge 6s 1953.
,
86
85 Va
73
94
*85
-uw
8634
,82
4
84
97 74
99
79
—June-Deo
Map-Nov
tr 27as 1980
9634
90
•
6934
'
-x
t
-x
88%
■
.
April-Ocf
Feb-Aap
:
*90
__
8334
79
1971—Map-Nov
1975_Apr!Z-Oct
_Map-Nov
3i4s 1982
85?a
'
8334
•
11174 1117a
-x
k
99
798234
92
99 74
053a.
94
893 b
90
95
79
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90
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■rr
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953o
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80 7-2
—
90
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—
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823-4
88 7a
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93
18
93
92
9974
_Jan-July
debentures
3s
87
"
Oats
Quaker
*807a"
oO
98
92
1'
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and coll trust 234s
,1963—x_——
877a
1
83 74
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.
91
863b
863b
0
x_
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173 74
847-4
81
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92
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loo*, a
89
83'.)
<—u
Oil Co—
of Missouri 33bs
Union Electric Co
11174
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93
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98
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\
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10274
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98
94;
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i
s
100
99
92
„
debentures 1986—
ApnZ-Oct:
Tol &: Ohio Cent ref and impt 3:?4S I960—June-Dec
Tri-Coiitiueutal Corp 27as debs 1961
^Mar-Sept
37'as
'«»«•
97
Water Associated
Tide
8974
'
—-
Mar-Sep£
1977
101 M«
—
91 Vo
*89
*—
May-Woo
w
83
5
100
100
of St LouisRefund and Impt'M 4s series O 2019—_.Jan-Jw'p
Refund and impt 27as series D 1985
April-Ocf
Texas Corp 3s debentures !965x.
.Map-Nov
Texas & New Orleans RR—
'
First and refund M 3'ms series B 1970—AprR-Oct
First and refund M 33as series C 1900—April-Oct
Texas. & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 37as ser E 1985—Jan -July
Texas Paeific-Alissouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 33as 1974
June-Dec
83 74
9674
96-74
April-Oct
1975_x—
1973—
88 "a
a
.
Assn
Terminal RR
10374
75
9634
1903—
;
May-Woo
refunding, mortgage 314s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s. 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979„Ja7ie-Dcc
33«s debentures 1972——.
.^June-Dec
1st and refunding mortgage 314s 1983—April-Oef
debentures
lu03a
92
and
434s
1017%
96%
*73
debentures
3 %s. debentures
\
7b'
95
13
967a
First and
First
99
8014°
95
8oa
a
High
Low
No.
81
6-i1
Jau. 1
Sold
High
•
debentures 1982
Jan-July
1973
—Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp. 2Tas debentures 1966——Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 834s debs 1981xx
Jan-July
Surface Transit lnc
1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Woo
Swift & Co 23ss deoentures 1972
—Jaw-July
27/as debentures
97 74
Co—
Gas
&
100
99
9634
■
1981
81
8^,a
fund
sinking
474S
98
June-Deo
3yaS
92
97
—
*983b 101
June-Dec
5s series C 1974•
474 s series D 1977—_
Plantation Pipe Line 23-4S 1970
3 74 s s f debentures 1986—.
Gamble
debentures
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)—
83
99 74
*97
"101
Feb-Aug
First general
1971—Map-Nov
j&u-July
Range Sine*
Bond*
Frloay's
80%
Staul'fer Chemical 378S debs
June-Dec
First general
or
Bid & Asked
Low
debentures 23aS
1974
(N J)
23*s
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youugstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B
1962
&
86
82
*99 v.-
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 7as 1965_.Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs _1S(67
April-Gcf
Procter
Standard Oil
95
86
York stock Exchange
New
Last
Skle Price
Period
High
8
*81
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—Aprii-Ocfc
General mortgage 33as series E' 1975
April-Oef
Pittsb Coke & Client 1st mtge 3 74s 19G4_
May-No»
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—■
1st mtge 37bs series A 1984:
Low
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
93 74
86
ser J 19G4_M«y-Nov
Pittsburgh-Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
___
AUGUST 23
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
102:i4 105
1963._Feb-.4ag ~
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Bonds
High
92 34
Pillsbury
FOR WEEK
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
in
sale not
delivery
the year's
included in
range.
11
the year's range,
t
.
.
,
the
84
•'
ABonds selling flat.
14274
.
.
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
■■
WEEKLY
->t
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
.vIn the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Aug. 19, and ending Friday, Aug. 23.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock
or
bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current
RANGE
year.
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
AUGUST 23
Friday
<
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme
Acme
Adam
Precision
Corp class A
Products
Consol
Industries
Inc__.
Aerp
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
For
klanufacturing
footnotes
see
page
37.
x3% July
53b
Jan
Air
500
774 Aug
11%
Apr
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
50
834
300
5%
6
500
2 74
1
•
200
734
8%
5%
common —5
Industries
474
257 a
8%
10
8%
10
23% July
53-4 Mar
2.100
5% July
1% Mar
834
200
7 74 Mar
1174
15,200
23B
5%
Jan
30
Feb
9
74 Aug
10%
Jan
374 July
8%
Jun
1134
Aug
Sale Price
Way
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
134 Aug
21'b
2,400
~'a
50c
—2
Alabama Great Southern
50
Alabama Power 4.207b
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5'»
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska Airlines lnc
—1
Sales
Range
12
9,400
5u
Aug
273a
2874
900
2758
Aug
l7b
3
lnc
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
774
2574
„.1
_
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
Ainsworth
74
—10
Aeronea
Loio
High
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
474
7
Wire Co common
Shares
/
for Week
Loio
—1
lnc
Range
of Prices
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security whether
28
—
148
84*2
x25
85
125
26
500
43a
1,100
Jun
1
High
57b
1
347b
160
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(862)
.
.
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
iMriein Stock
Par
of Prices
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Low
High
All
Canada
dep rets Amer Bh&res
Engineering Co—
American
Alias A Fisher
Allied
Artists
5Va%
Allied
27 b
274
1,300
~3%
"37b
1,100
40
39
stock—1
I
8
Industries
Inc
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
Jan
—1
(R I)
pfd
conv
15
10% Mar
674 Apr
97b Aug
17
300
76
Aug
887 b
200
22
Feb
450
8
July
12 7
100
12Tb
8
75
75
.
20
Co 6%
1774
1774
187b
20
28
267b
267b
27
"9
6,900
800
874
87b
30%
307b
3i%
12,800
1,000
1% May
Aug
7674
Feb
xll
21% July
Carter
3074
Casco
2674 Jun
Aug
30% Aug
34 7b May
Cenco
87
a
31
Jan
Feb
Central
8,900
2,100
12%
Feb
187s July
Central
19%
Apr
39% July
Conv
13%
137 b
1334
2,300
137
b
Aug
1774
3 Tb
3Tb
600
3%
Jun
2074
21
13%
127b
137b
2,100
4Tb
57b
3,700
21,100
5
20o
Products-.:
B
4.75
"A" shares
2.40
200
7 u Aug
%
Tb
147b
147b
1,300
13%
11%
127a
3,100
1174 Aug
1ft
7%
7%
6,400
4%
7%
47 s
300
2%
Feb
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
|
£83i
87%
89
250
85
Aug
377b
377s
393s
8,900
33
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
|
25
24
25%
17,600
20
Feb
Arkansas Power A Light—
4-72% preferred-
lOo
warrants—.
—_
A
1
5%
57 s
5%
5,900
14%
147s
2,500
13% Feb
18 %
1,200
17% Feb
22%
Productions Inc
25o
97s
10%
13,000
9 74 July
9%
21
Associated Oil
lo
Gas
A
274
1,700
2
174
17s
2,200
4
37b
4%
16,900
17b July
37b Aug
»
95%
96%
110
Aug
103 a4
lVa
174
500
1
Jan
1%
38
Aug
July
37b
57s
Jan
38
40%
900
14%
15%
11,100
14% Aug
4',.,
4%
47s
4% Aug
6
67b
28,900
7,100
974
10l4
8,000
5% Aug
47b Jan
Audio Devices Inc
3
ioc
Products Inc
5%
5',2
10
9%
I
Automatic Voting Machine
■.
Ayshirs Collieries Corp common
2%
2%
l
preferred
4
4
•
1
100
400
197'a
800
16% Jan
217 b Mar
38
200
36
46
Aug
Jan
Gas—
Oil
Sand
Mining
14%
Inc
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
common
__io
15
157b
l
Corp
147a
15
i
14%
15%
~27b
147b
21%
Aug,
100
3
2%
11,800
1474 Feb1
17
900
14% Feb
1634
8,200
2%
374
Beau-Brutnmell
Ties
3
ft
100
37,400
.
67a
~7
67 s
41,500
97b
374 Aug
6% Mar
2A
4
Feb
47b Aug
674
Oils
Vtc
ext
to
Consol
Diesel
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
Co
Electric
Continental
Air
Continental
Aviation
Continental
Commercial
Lines
Industries
Beverage Corp.
487b
Jan
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
13%
Jan
Crown
Drug Co common..
Feb
8% May
Aug
4%
100
4%
57b
57 b
600
29%
29%
297 b
900
5%% prior cumulative preferred-100
Borne Chemical Company Inc.
Bourjois Inc
1
29% Jun
89%
91%
130
ii v*
11%
1274
2,000
8974 Aug
6% Mar
8%
8%
9
16
5% Jun
—•
xl53/4 Mar
common
Brad Foote Gear
Works Inc—
Brazilian Traction. Light & Pwr
20c
300
674
Jan
Jan
7
Cuban
Atlantic
Jan
1574
Jun
British American Oil Co
2
2
2%
1,500
8%
874
6%
9
6,500
6%
7
2,500
7% Jan
574 Feb
27%
271/4
27%
100
2774 Jun
31
Jan
38%
38%
38 '/a
25
32% Feb
43
Mar
.•
common
50%
50
5174
7,900
45% Feb
60%
Jan
107b July
87b July
Jun
il
£1
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
—
--
£1
•
4%
1%
47%
477b
47%
100
5ft July
51A Aug
Jun
Jan
3
dep rets ord
£1
17%
16Tb
1
reg
15%
1574
167b
177b
18
—1
4% cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
6 Tb
.1
8Tb
9
18%
preferred.
1,300
18%
9%
300
8% Mar
3
900
2% Feb
7
1,500
-
„
io
8
8
700
7% Aug
37 b
300
15%
167b
13%
1,300
3,700
3% Aug
157b Aug
13
American dep rots ord shares—3s 6d
(J P) A Bon Inc
I
%
12%c
-common
474
—.25c
l %
6% convertible class A
7.80
Cahf Eastern Aviation Inc
Power
•
I0o
—
l
50
Calvan Consol oil A Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
—.1
—rr%
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
1
see
page 37.
1%
•ft
3
12
6,500
400
57b
700
17b
16,100
—
—
July
%
19,100
23%
19
Jun
July
19%
Jun
674 May
13% Jan
23
Jan
3
July
107b
Jan
37b May
774 Jan
107b Jan
874 Jan
5% Jan
227b May
16% Jan
A
Feb
474
Jan
6 Tb
Apr
2%
Jan
7
87b
Jan
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4,4.%..
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Apr
4.390
21 %
Aug
1372.
1,1.00
87n
Jun
8
9%
Jan
Apr
27/4
Jan
9%
Jun
26'A
Feb
15% July
17% Feb
2774 Mar
*
7% Aug
7%
Feb
5;',ii Mar
2 74
6%
30
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
Jun
57«
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20 7
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10%
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309
57a Jan
6%
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57b
900
5
Apr
6%
Jan
74
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l
'8lb
7 711/
5 Tb
57b
1
1
34 Aug
.%
Jan
"
s
5%
5.900
20%
7 74
100
20%
Aug
7%
20%
a
800
7%
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97b
18
Jan
July
17 % July
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/;.«oo
117b
16% Aug
•
14
107b May
100
.
24% May
117« Mar
1.300.
1 61i
May
%
500
10%
b-
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26,700
1
12 Til
16 74
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6
Mar
5
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4T'« Mar
88
July
11
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16
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Feb
96
5%
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500
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10%
10%
16
16
4
37ft
7
Jan
28%
17b Aug
974 July
25
22%
14%
15% July
3% Jun
18%
167b
1%
%c
17
3,000
16% Mar
23%
35
80
347b Aug
50
22,700
1% Aug
1%
174
7
Jan
Feb
Jan
6
■'■35'*
1674
5
common
Jan
Aug
2 74 Jan
18,200
47b
Aug
Jun
Aug
24%
300
117b
16
50c
_—*
common
Jan
Mav
16
1,900
600
Co
July
81%
6Tb.
-v
5.
5,600
26,200
907a
1074
'
.'1074
Jan
May
27b
Jan
8
Apr
Apr
10
Jan
Jun
1574
Jan
Apr
9
114 May
5% July
:
"674
1
IIS
2,100
10 7b
67b
1,000
1374 Aug
6 7 b May
2
1};!-
9,100
1%
34 7b
10
32 7:, juiv
37 b
37a
400
37b Aug
1
A "common
(The)
Distillers
Co
Club Inc
%
29
29%
30'b
1,200
297b Aug
138
1
2.50
•
.
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd——*
Textile Co Ltd
common
32.50
1
—2—.
Douglas Oil Company.
ft
Dow Brewery Ltd..—
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co..
Duke
Hands
Power
DuMont
.
Duro
1,300
4 7b
.
6a4 Jun
3%
26,200
Feb
4 %
100
17b
In!.,
2
4174 ft,ft 38%' 42
Aug
7'a
Jan
3,100
16 74
Jan
12% Aug
1
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77b
Jan
2
Aug
36%
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Feb
:3% May
14.6
Jan
11%
Jan
5% Mar
674 Jan
2.1,7
". 46
Apr
July
—
Corp common
Dttval Sulphur & Potash Co—/—/
137b
1374 Aug
1474
100
52
Apr
Apr
42
July
July
60
150
50
Mar
Eastern
Malleable
47b
5%
4,100
Feb
6
Eastern
States
28%
287b
350
2574 Jan
Apr
2974 May
87b
20,700
7,r;, Aug
*
•
1
•
——1
Test
of
21
127 b
117 b
9,000
29 Tb
2.100
107 b
100
874
100
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45«
13
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Jan
15% July
41
July
.
30'% Apr
•674 Jun
/ 31% Mar
18% Aug
8% Aug
.
ftlft
■3374 Aug
Jan
Jan
10%; Aug
375
.
Feb
9ii
.
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Jan
3% July
1674 May
14% Apr
30% July
20%
1,200
.lllbft.-ftiOTa
.10%. Jun
23Tb
Jan
Apr
54
26 7
Apr
a
697bMav
Apr
30% July
Laboratories—
————
Dynamics" Corp
21"
ftftft ftft 127b
10
Co
Co
(Allen
Common
_*
...—7.50
Inc
$2 preferred
Driver
200
374
.
reg——8s 8d
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock—.—*
Dorr-Oliver
8 74
37 b
I "'.'4%
.
7b'.
Jan
167b May
Ltd—
American dep rets, ord
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd...
Dominion
87 a
3
_25c
—,1
Feb
6
5
100
/
_
Jan
347b
"37b
_50c
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.—
Diners'
557 b
July
13
.
674
35
& Manufacturing—_1
Gray Iron Foundry
1
Development Corp of America
Tl
43%
38
12
12%
I
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1374
5474
42%
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23
12 7b
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12 V*
7.V
4%
217ft
17b
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class
4,500
8,600
4%
Aug
May
17b
debentures/
27b
5
5
4%
10c
2%
42%
700
1 %
,
Mar
'
'5 7 b
_25c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
.2
Dempster Investment Co
5,900
Jun
13% Aug
227b Jan
100
Davidson Brothers Inc
32'4
2%
100
287b
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport
30%
Feb
10%
1,600
200
common..
51%
2%
25
Jan
1,900
147M
ftlftb-ft-
Detroit
Jan
7b May
4% Feb
Aug
21.300
21,7 a
Apr
47b Mur
D
Daitch
Detroit
2% Aug
474 Aug
1% July
Jan
25
14
287b
Duttiop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
»
Durham Hosiery class B common
U
go
,
474
—
C A C Television Corp—
—_10c
Cable Electric Products common—.60c
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd—
7b
2%
.
For footnotes
6% July
87b Jun
3%
Burroughs
$$.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
18% Aug
27 b July
9%
Burma Mines Ltd—
California Electric
200
6% July
8% Feb
67b
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
...
Bunker Hill (The) Company.
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
200
274
2%
8
e% serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
16% Jan
__
B S F
60c convertible
16Tb Aug
15% Mar
600
67 b
•
Company common
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
i
Budget Finance Plan common——50c
45,100
8,200
5.800
Jan
7a4 Jan
;i
■
5
10
674
237b
5
Jau
~Jan
3% July
137b
13
5/n
974_ Jun
31
Jun
23%
.
Aug
Jun
1%
7,600
367 b
24
2Th
29.200
974
July
Apr
July
5
Curtis Lighting Inc common
—2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
4
Apr
"
—10
Bruce (E L) Co comrnos.
Brack Mills Ltd class B
187 b
100
2
Feb
6
600
2.800
2.50
Oil
Sugar
Tobacco
557b May
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brawn Company common
Brown Forma n Distillers
6 7b
5/a
Jan
4V4
87b May
250
2%
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..
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2.100
9
partic—*
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8 Co
Feb
43
b
13,
147 b ft
—1
5
;
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Q.
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
4%
4%
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Jan
Jun
87
Feb.
Aug
Jun
11% July
274 Feb
Jan
•
Bridgeport Gas Co
7b
67b
22
1%
1
preferred
Cuban
•
•
174
$1.12
Apr
94
347
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,
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American
34% Mar
21% May
47a
'8%
ford reg)—£1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
Cuban
•
ord
common
American dep receipts
Creole Petroleum common
Mar
57b
Mar
500
5% Mar
10%
Ltd—
417b Aug
6% Mar
'..ft
2
9 74.
..
1.50
Petroleum
11
73
4:
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474
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$1 preferred class A
Crown
1274
850
274
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Crowley Milner &.Co
400
80
,
Aug
; 5 lib
i%
274
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Jun
7%
Jan
46% Aug
I
14%
12
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7 "/./ ■.
--
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147b
7%
Jun
Feb
47b
1%
p
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574
Jan
300
%
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.
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7 ',4
3ft
May
27b
21,100
•
non-votings
14
4%
American
Class B
5
77b Mar
24 74
,
.,1
Cornucopia Gold Mines
400
5%
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14%
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Class
141/s
•
100
200
7Va
.
20
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ft_
Inc.
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voting;
'
Feb
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inc common
Black 8tarr & Gorham class A
Blauner's common
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Jun
i
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&
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May
May
Mai
July
...4 74
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10c
5%
9
12
21
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ft.
,
10c
474
300
86
Feb
47b
Inc
18 Tb
2,800
July
7b Mar
12
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1215
Engineering
Corp
Aug
11%
Feb
10c
Inc
A
5% Jan
42 >4
73
20c
Corp
1574 Apr
374 Mar
10%
Aug
5
2j{j-
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100
42%
Jan
63
20
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1,100
11%
25
c.3%
ft ft 12
1
5%
soc
1374 "Jan
Jun
one
37 s
25
common
74
10
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Petroleum
5%
m
2:,4 Aug
107b Aug
23 7b
6,400
1
A.
*5_
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3%
1,600
"1.200
874 '1 874
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30s
Inc
16%
17
674 July
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5"
24'.,
Mining & Smelt Ltd—*
Royalty Oil
10
Consolidated
.
Courtaulds
1274
Feb
19.300
24
'ft..
77.74
•
1965—
Cuban
Cott
674 Aug
4%
467b Aug
10c
ordinary
Containers
Consol
Jan
974
a
* *•
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vtc
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&
274
107
5
r-s'„
300
Jan
"
1
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Hotel
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874
1
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16%
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
(8)
July
8%
"8,500
5
1
1234
974
common.
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
3%
2*/s
1%
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bearings Inc
(H C)
Feb
3 Tb July
Feb
Jan
674 Mar
'v
'
1
Coro Inc
Barcelona Tr Light.& Power
Barium Steel Corp
Bohack
Mar
Andes—
American shares.
Banff CHI Ltd__
Blumenthal
Jan
5%
2374
5 7 it
"3 311
11%
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1
Products
Public
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Aug
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4
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Jan
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10
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Cook Paint & Varnish Co
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;
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102
100
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
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Automatic Steel
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718 July
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Chicago Rivet & Machine
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Associate Laundries of America
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Charter Oil
1574 Apr
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1
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Power
Clierry-Burrell
Feb
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Chamberlin
Clark
Equipment Corp
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10
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4174 Aug
28% Aug
101
Jan
74
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•
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Convertible preference
Jan
89% Aug
474 Jan
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157b Aug
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2
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1
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474
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8 74
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29
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Canso
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3274
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Seai-Kap common
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1474 May
Jan
70
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Feb
29
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28
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100
20
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Southern
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29
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
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Aug
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23
1
common
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preference
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Jan
May
47b Mar
10
107b
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15
76
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American Manufacturing Co com
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10,400
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100
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200
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Aluminum Industries
American
63b
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Ambrook
3% Feb
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preferred-
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237b Aug
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Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum
400
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Allegheny Airlines Ino
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Low
Par
High
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for Week
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Last
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American Stock Exchange
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Week's
Friday
23
STOCKS
Shares
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AUGUST
for Week
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Sale Price
Exchange
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145
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July
547b May
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180
2'62%
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July
Jan
Number 5667
186
Volume
.
.
35
(863)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
'*
Par
RANGE
Sales
Low
16% July
100
17
30%
24
17-
beneficial int—1
of
shares
25 Va July
Jan
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International
Cigar Machinery
•
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for Week
.
Par
high
Low
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Trice
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Associates—
Eastern^ Sugar
Friday
AUGUST 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Common
Week's
Range Sine* Jan. 1
Low
High
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17%
25
47%
47%
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Aug
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23,300
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100
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6,700
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117'/a May
95
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common
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9%
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15
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191% July
132
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%
Jan
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10
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19
10
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82
80
77
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86
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100
29
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2
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Jan
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21% Mar
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27
July
Jan
94
Feb
20
62%
Jan
68
July
21%
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24
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5Va Jan
12
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200
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31'%
-
32%
500
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2%
Jan
Ltd.—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
(J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.;
McKee (AG) & Co common
Mead Johnson & Co..
Menaseo Mi'g Co—
Mays
Merrill
Refrigerating
Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
Co
Iron
Merchants
Metal
Michigan Chemical Corp
Stamping £o
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Co
Michigan Sugar
common
preferred
6%
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Midland
Steel
$2
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;
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Miller
Co
common
convertible
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—
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TV
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,
Jan
24% May
Jan
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119 %
150
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1
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4
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59
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12
24
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5
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52
9,600
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80
80
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110
20
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page
l
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5%,
5%, Jan
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6 Va,
7,700
17% Jan
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1,200
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15% Mar
300
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5
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14% Jan
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7
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3
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,
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—
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15
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6
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•
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8%
16
17
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31 Va Aug
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140
1,900
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31%
33%
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14%
15
4
—-l
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-—5
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National
Dehydrating &
Milling
Co
National Bellas Hess common.™
National
Brewing Co
(Micli)
National Casket Company
National
Electric Weld Machines
3
1
1
25c
2
National Research Corp
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd—
*
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National Transit common
1
National Union Electric Corp
30c
Mfg & Stores common
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Neptune
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1
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8% Jun
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2,800
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300
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13
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26 Va Aug
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38%
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350
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50
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5
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57
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5%
5
5 Vs
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57%
700
19% Apr
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29% July
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23,600
37
34%
39'A
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23%
24
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300
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17
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7% Mar
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13
8%
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2,300
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•
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Mar
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21
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Jun
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17% Jan
May
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9 y* July
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10
14%
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10
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10
12
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50
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14
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13
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83
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144
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44
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150
42
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200
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3% May
41%
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16'A Aug
116% July
130% Jun
550
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2,100
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19
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Jan
39% July
31% Apr
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35% Apr
3% May
14% Jan
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21
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23% Jan
13% Jan
5% Mar
315
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26% May
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29
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i
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dep rets ord reg.......
Muter
Co
Jan
I
Imperial*Chemical Industries
Murphy
19% Aug
May
107
500
62
10%
May
50
5
Co
Hydro-Electric Securities—
Hydrometals Inc
Food
12
5
common
3'A.. Apr
400
-
10
J
Inc
11
,
4,800
x
200
100
4.80% cum preferred series B—-100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co4 class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—_•
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc—...
-2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
26% Feb
29
5%.
18%
Corp
800
99 »A
6
16,400
Minnesota Pwr & Light
8,600
28%.
Apr
24% May
12% Jan
5%r
preferred-—
of Canada—:——
5% pfd
1°0
Missouri Public Service common——1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
;
1
4%%
Mining
9,900
99%
3%
Jan
14%
10 Va
--5
Piping Co
Wohl
18 3 ji
29
100
lft May
13%
5
Abrasive——,
Mkl-West
22%
100
11%
21% Aug
10% Feb
Jan
l5
dividend shares—
18%i
*
,
.'
100
6
6
5
Products—
cum
non
16%-
118
21%
preferred—*
13%-
119
12
14
1common——_1
conv
22%
—
12% Mar
300'
Apr
2% Jan
27%
}
Co.——^
& Thermit Corp-
lTT's
17%
15
Co....
—
Hubbelk (Harvey i
For
Co
Marconi International
Marine
Communication Co Ltd
22%
*
.
&
Ai
%• Aug
2,200
.
7% May
6%
1
common
(The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
10
—
Bearing Co
Inc
Insurance
Stores
Manischewitz
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
-
3,900
-3%
3%
7
34 Va May
*
*
H
12%,
13
6%
13%
.10c
50c
Service- Co
Public
Mar
-3%
*
3.%
..
3% Feb
10%
59%
58-,,
58
*
•4% Mar
27%
warrants
Michigan Plating &
84%
36%
37
2.50
preferred
Amer
Inc
*
(Oeo
-
Jan
x9% Jun
5%-
B
Hygrade
Jan
200
'
6
5%
Inc,
Horn, &L Hardart Baking Co
Horn
Hardart.common
5 r'n\
12,500
Feb
-10c
:
Balk &
Hormel
125% Aug
1% Jan
1034
100
——.1
Co—u.
Consol Gold
Border's
11%
100
CorporationStores Inc
Class.
7% Aug
2% Mar
—*
Holophane. Co common-,
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Hoover
9%
3 '/a July
11% July
25c
common
Holinanm Industries
Holliuger
May
12 Ti> May
& Co Inc common—.——1
(R)
7
Feb
32%
Henry Holt, & Co common.
Hercules-Galion Products Inc
Higtaie
500
7'/a Aug
-.7%
Rubenstejn common;
& Co
pfd
preferred,———
Hevi-Duty»
Jan
July
1,700
_———.—•
——
(W E)
;4%
25
130
&3ii
3,900
12Va
CO:
Sporting Goods.
Oil Corporation.
Mangel
30% Aug
28% May
14,200
7
3% July
1%. Aug
5%
M
Truck
Jun
7%
98
Aug
18
A
3,900
2
&
(The)
Lunkenheimer
Maine
934
_—...—1 r
-kOc
Co
Mining Cp—4—
Helena
.
1%,
Jaa
6%
Land
Louisiana
Co
Exploration
Lynch Corp
Magna
18%
inc—————1—10c
HazeJtine Corp,
Hecla
•
2% Feb
3,600
21%
11%
—1
Apr
25
.
-■
16%- Aug
3,400
3%-
12%
12%
800
3%
18%
27%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longine8-Wittnauer Watch
iya
1,800
-
17%
%
12%
12%
5
Steel Chain
Locke
3% July
1,400
127
•»
14% Feb
21% July
4% May
97%
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
:—2
—1
10
—
Harnisehieger Corp
Hartford* Electric Lights—
HazeF Bishop,
2,000
-
*
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred.
Loblaw Groceterias second pref
Mages
149%
'*
n
.
Lamp
*
Liberal, Petroleums
Mar
U Mar
6% Jun
300
84%
Jan
3
2
91'4
79%
21% May
13% Aug
400
—1
25c
Inc
Ltd
1,300
14,000
Jan
7T%
- ••*<-
(R G)
Tourneau
28%
^3
1,000
50o
25c
Jun
171
~2%
37% May
1,800
12%
33%c
1
University
21
500
3
24% Mar
14
1
Realty common
Refineries Inc
Lecourt
Jan
29
—1
—-—•*-—*'
Gypsum* Lime & - Alabastine^——
Hall
14%
7%
-
Jun
21-% Jun
30%
5
common—
400
.
3%
98% Feb
500
1
5
Mack
9%
l?%May
Aug
12
5%
Macfadden Publications Inc
»%•
2% Feb
10
5
11% July
:-23«
-
1,600
13%
20o
<fc
20% Mar
5,600
2%
12% Aug
12,900
Va
20
1%
5%.
Corp
Jan
2%
-
Jan
9.
4ft July
29%
5
2.50
1%
oL' Delaware
Sessions Co
Industries Inc,
Lamson
16%
7%
238
Mi Feb
21% Aug
9%»
Inc—1———10c
+—
Harbor Plywood
Jan
Industries:—
States Land &
(Commoiii
6Va
Jun
7%-'
-
3
3%
Lakey Foundry Corp....
23%
126
.'—I
common
5 :
Products
3% July
8% Mar
30
Aug
99% May
97% Jan
Aug
2%
168
—-_9c "■%
Leases—
Guild Films Company
Feb
Jun
10
2%
1
50c
Hydraulics
Company—
85
Jan
19
734
*
.——100
Isfrpreferred—
GridoiL Freehold
July
July
1%
Tea—•
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co_
Griesedieote
7
10c
Non-voting common stock—
Greer
8%
17
48
Jan
65% Feb
25%
28,700
23
—1
100
.
1% Jan
22%
—75 pesos
1
Jan
'-7-
Mar
3
22%
7.50
9%
25% -'28%
25 Va
26
7*7%
July
4
1,000
%
94*
5
18%
6%
25 3't
-
5
——
Inc
1 %
Jan
Jan
5%
18
10% July
13 y3 Jan
-
1
Co
Jo,n
300
3% i -3%
13
3
1
1,300
11
1>
—4
common
May
19
10,900
11%
X22%
3 Va
—
Atlantic
800
19
-—1
Gold Seal Dairy Products class A
10c
Goodman*. Manufacturing Co—
50
New common wi
——-16%
Great
8,800
18%-
-
1
;
Industries
nt
8%
4
'
10%
10%
10%
Goldfieklr Consolidated Mines
Amor
50
1
19
5
Manufacturing
8
1034
*
Great
6,900
'
7% Jan
56
107/u Aug
*
1
Gray
^
8
89
'
•
—5
Manufacturing
29
88%
4
•
._
—
Grand
27
150
10
Jan
Jun
39%
95% Jun
.1
Mines
common—
Glen A idem Corp
;GleumoEo--Distillers class B——
Gorham
-
9,400
'
89
—„—
15,800
.44%
(% ".1%
25o " ' *■ 27 Va
Gladding McBean & Co
Gobek
13%' 15%
42
1%
1
$4.6(1 preferred—_—
Giant
30O
42
20
Georgia. Power $5 preferred—
Gilchrisfc Co:
700
19% '17 '
50c
Corp common
preferred—
convertible
5%
SGcneraif. Scores
Corporation
Generak Transistor Corp
6iTff Jan
49
"
12%
16%.
3'%
Co—
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.—:
La ConsoUdada S A——
Shores
Mines Ltd.
Le
*
—v '
ord reg
£1
common—
5
Enterprises————•
Generak Fireproofing
Rubber
Corp
Lake
.
American tlep rets
12%
3%
Forge Co'
Brewing Co——
Lamson
5 %.
k% ;
14% May
Jan
6% July
900
:'v
ft Jan
Jan
28.'^-^%'
.
3
3'%
Kropp (The)
7%
"**
preferred-.
— -————100'"
Gcllmaiv.Mfg Co common
1
General* Acceptance Corp warrants' *
Generak Alloys- Co__—
;—.—*
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
..'5"/q. convertible preferred—-—25 ' "
General* Electric Co Ltd—
}.
V "
1% Aug
31,500
4%
3ft
—
Stores.
4% Aug
1% July
18'A- 19
"%
Hotels
3% Jan
4,100
800
.
6%,,..
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3,200
17H
6%
18 34
(I
10,600
5%
1%-
4
10c
;—,_1.25
——1
Company—
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
Kobaeker
4}'i*.-. 4%.
5%
5% July
5% July
700
U
Va
3
5
—
Kingsford, Company——
Kingston Products..
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co
Kirkland Minerals. Corp Ltd
Klein
4%
500
7,600
May
3
Apr
14% Apr
6% Jan
79
25c
(Del)—-—,.—!
Kennedy's Inc.——
Kidde
(Walter) &; Co.
38%
-
July
10% Jan
71
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer Co
Aug
3% May
i
1
—*"
4%%
,
12% Aug
200
Aug
*
50c.
pfd—100
Corp
Electric
&
27%
1,250
.
5%
10%
1%-.
1%
ft
-15c
& Company
(D)
Gas
'40%
90%** 93%
2,500
K
Industries
Kaiser
-^ro%
6% Mar
5Va
1
common—
—*—
Jan
91%-
"U'
Co
July
1%
Kansas
23V£':251,V
•2f#-c23i.T: .713
93%
■
Glass
Jeavmetle
Jupiter Oils Ltd
38:%
—1
Ltd
Mines
10'A
-
—.——5
G
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,
Galkeno
2,000
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-1.25
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11
13%
,—1
Fuller
•'
10%
JC "V
••
——,
Fresnilio*. (Thei
(Geo
42% Jan
Jan
8%
50
800
10
1%
Corp:
2%
11%
Jan
Jun
7
6% Jan
12% May
73%
12 Vb Mar
4
0% Mar
2% May
2%
10%.
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Ino.lc
39 3 i
ord reg-j.——£1
rots
Head Brewing Go
Feb
15
4% July
1,900
10%
5 %
l
Oil
6% Jan
6,900
10
73%
2%
11%
1
w—
Chute
Air
Israel-Ainericaa
io%:
?
Pitt: Industries- Inc.
Fort
Fox
3 It May
102
7%
l^'/a
2 A'
" >
—
*
8% Aug
.
38'A
%
_
*
-
-10
Class lit voting———
;
Aug
750
8
Co- Inc———
Fordi Mo,tor Co Ltd—.
Irving
July
5,000
ft
23%
Flying- Tiger Line Iiic,
———l.
Fordf Motor of Canada—;
Class- A
non-voting—•
•
Iron-rite Inc
Jan
3%
17
May
SO3',
13,200
7
i:
——2.50
Inc——
Apr
12%
Jun
8
10%
1.
——,
Feb
Aug
1,500
5 Va
9%
Company..
Royalty
Jun
11%
4%
17%
8
40 %
——,—10c :y '6%
(Phila)——
Fire* Association!
3%
3%
5
10
12%
32-% July
2»/a Jun
1,000
5
10c
Jun
.7%
7%
—l,'v iiy*
Mines Ltd—I
Uranium
8'ft
Resistance
33 %c
Investors
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
12
20
Oil
Feb
8
3,900
91
40
40
Fairchiki Camera. & Instrument-,,—1
Faraday.
Intex
6,900
.
.14%
13%
••-'••'
; i
A..—'
class
Co
.
.
International
Jan
1,200
8Vi^v'-. 8%
2%i'...j:2%
2%.
....
,
Apr
ft
15'A
13%
Freight Corp
j,——20c
Empires District Electric 5','o pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp.1
Equity* Corp common..
10c
$2. convertible preferred
—*—1
Erie- Forge- <fc Stteof Corp com——__10c
b'iir cum 1st preferred
—10
Ero
Manufacturing Co.——1
Esquire-Inc
—1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Eureka. Pipe Line common
—10 ^
Emery.. Air
f
9%
ft Feb
26Vs Jan
500
;
Co
International Products
7'A Jan
11,000
12.,42 %
'
v
•»
1
America
,
™r
1
Communications
Electronic
Jan
600
700
7%;..8
lVi
%
V
5
common
Elcctrographic Corp common
't
•
7%,
——-—-1
Elder
11
Mar
Jan
8
8
~8%
8,400
Mar
34% July
Mar
30% Jun
Jun
9% Jan
7
Jan
July
5% Mar
400
27'A Apr
33% July
400
4% Mar
4%
4%
4%
500
2
2
2%
2,900
29%
30%
7%
8Vs
29%
22
26
29'A
3%
2
2% Jan
9
July
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
(864)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Bristol
New
Oils
New British Dominion
New
Chamberlain
New England
New
Min
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
As
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
New
Superior
New
Nipissing
Norbute
Carlos
San
Diego
29% Aug
47%
2,900
12% Aug
16% Mar
31%
1ft
1
1%
13
56
56
1%
Feb
12%
Jan
"2%
nil
lis
5%-
8%
9%
31%
35
31%
:
7%
7%
5ft
5%
7%
Jun
78
Apr
Aug
91%
Jan
6)4
10,600
5ft Jan
4ft
18,900
3ft
Feb
900
1%
Feb
1,000
%
Jan
2
1%
2
1%
1%
1%
•113
iff
■
-
-ft
-
o
OH
Corp
Ohio Brass Co class B common-
Ohio Power 4 % ','o
preferred
Ltd-—
2%
preferred—
7
3%
3%
1
Corp
1
1st
1st
1st pfd
$4.36
dividend
Northern
Petroleums
Israel
Oil
vtc—
..
r
t
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
(C Ai
Parker
Pen
Class
Co
B
-4—Jii-
Pep Boys
Perfect
27%
90
*
h
Feb
29,400
■>234'
~5
U
1
4%
200
,
1 %
Jan
4%
Jail
Standard Dredging Corp common
62)4
6)4
Jan
"--'$'1.60 convertible preferred—
Jan
Jan
Jan.
57
Aug
14% May
167a AUg
Standard
14
Feb
16% July
Standard
Aug
1074 May
StUnchlVd
Oil
2
SAa
8%
8%.
l',800
7%
Jan
10)4
Standard
Packaging
6T3
6%
6%
100
6%
Jan
7
4%
Feb
474 July
Mar
Jan
25
Apr
2
Jan
Stetson
(J
6
Jan
Stinnes
(Hugo)
1)4
58 % -Feb
Jan
24
July
2% Mar
700
17% Aug
20%
Aug
614
4,200
5% Mar
6%
Apr
3%
3%
700
7)4
7)4
1,100
9%
10%
1,400
7% Aug
9% Aug
1%
1%
1,500
lft Aug
93%
93%
1,000
6*4
6%
1.000
6%
6%
600
6%
;___i
10
1
%
1
•
2.50
common
America
<
97
Alay
7 % Alay
774 Alar
2374 Jan
1,900
8
Feb
1074 July
75
57
Jan
89
4
Mar
Jun
6)4
ft
9,600
400
51% Feb
900
16% Jan
%
8,200
7%
3,600
6%
Jan
14%
Apr
7ft
14%
1
9%
9"4
9%
800
Providence
•
9
9
9
600
15
,57% Alay
21
Apr
74 Apr
% Feb
9% July
Jun
x9
12
Apr
974 Jan
Public $ervjce of Colorado—
4)4% cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Shares
100
3
com
80%
80
150
82
80
July
93% Feb
15)4
15%
1,000
14%
Apr
17%
13%
15%
5
.
Co————
Inc common
;
18%
100
16%
Jan
20)4 July
\
Jan
'
B)
common
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc——
:
Stroock (S) & Co common
Stylon Corporation—
Sum Ray Drug common.Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Suiiset International Petrol Corp
Talon
B
(The)
common
Packing Co
Concrete
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
Co
Pile
Oil
Texam
Texas
common—
common—;
Corporation
Calgary
Co—
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Shovel
Thew
Co
Reis
(Robert)
Reiter-Foster
Remington
Republic
Rico
19%
20%
1,600
18
53%
52%
5534
2,500
38
117a
11%
1234
700
19%
19%
100
18%
Apr
25'
Jun
1
17%
17%
17%
100
17%
Aug
24'
Apr
7u
11
1,500
ft Apr
10
Jan
1% Mar
1%
Jan
preferred
—
&
Co
Oil
Arms
I
Corp
Co
Industrial
Rich well
13%
19%
•
II—II
common
convertible
50c
Inc
—1
Mining
2,600
.
11
s
1)4
26,000
10%
1%
-11)4
7.500
17
13%
Apr
16
Feb
Aug
%
26 3
Jan
Jan
63%
Jun
x9% Feb
10%
Aug
16)
Jun
16 %
1
Co_^___I
5S«
574
534:
8,100
47b May
Apr
6% July
1
Corp,
Petroleums Ltd
Argentine
14
13 7 4
_10
Reda Pump Co
1%
1%
17a
7,200
1
2%
Jun
5)2
Jan
50c
3%
374
33a
100
1034
300
% May
3% Aug
Ridgeway Corp—
,
Ex-liquidating distribution
Grande Valley Gas Co—
1
10
10
to Jan 3
1
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
109
pfd F_
(I) <fe Sons Jnc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Rokeach
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
Ross
(J
Roxbury
OH
Fifth
Co
footnotes
see
74
2)4
2)4
2%
page
3
Jnn
87
Feb
150
72
Jun
2
Feb
7%
8
2,400
Jan
Feb
15% July
!'•
Aug
12%
77',
7)4
8
101,000
5 %
Jun
277b
28
300
20'4
Feb
12%
12%
13
1,500
12%
19
18%
19-'»4
5,100
16%
3%
3%
400
4 %
■
1
3%
3%
1
33 3 4
3014
4 %
4%
4
4
1
2-
15%
7%
1
3":
1174 July
Jun
300
—
.—"ll25
common
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson As Haynes common
For
72
700
•
Ltd-
Ave
2-'!'t
preferred
Markets Inc
Tliriftimart
Tilo
15,900
1%
19':
•
■
27:4
4274
1,200
3%
74.
74
i.V
111
74-
15,200
11,700
3%
37 v
117.
100
1274
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36%
37%
46
47%
40
23%
23%
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Jan
Jun
Jun
4
July-
Jan
9-
July
8
1,000
100
47%
13%
2174
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3%
2,200
16%
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32)4 July
5)4 Jan
3,800
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-
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74 Jan-
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74 Mar
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-
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Feb
8 74 May
12
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Jan
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74 May
46
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387 a.
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300
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Fob
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1,400
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20
300
20
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2374
19
,
200
19
Aug
23:,» Mar
600
4
Mar
774 July
13% Jan
574,
:
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10
10
70
70
701
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22 %
42%
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127-1
64
300
Jan
1%
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14 "a May
Apr
8 Va
200
300
2)4
May
1174 Aug
1,200
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Jun
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1%
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an
474
74
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574
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3%
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300
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6
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17a Jun
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54%
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16
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58% May
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4)4 Mar
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6 7b May
27a
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3)4
3
3)4
2,900
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10
Apr
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100
2ft Aug
5ft
Apr
3
Aug
53
Apr
10
2%
July
67%
100
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500
5%
16
a
10% July
4
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1,500
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20
12%
16
12%
200
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274 Aug
1374
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31%
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10,200
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400
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300
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1274
100
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11,700
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2
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Feb
334 Feb
17% Apr
1274 Jun
32
18 %
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14)4
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374 Jan
Aug
200
10%
Jan
13
1,700
1174
Apr
17% July
47 a
3,600
374
5
4,600
11
3
Aug
Jan
Mar
Jan
8% Aug
31
11
1274
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X47a
15%
1674
,,..600.
14
14%
1,000
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117a Feb
30%
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5)4
5%
10,500
1
25c
*
174
17a
2
774
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.
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Apr
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3474
874
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Jan
2)4 "Jan
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Jan
9074 July
2874 Aug
99
Feb
1,300
45%
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a
16.400
40% Jan"
7074 May
174
5,400
30%
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54)4
54%
62 7
174
1)4
21%
21)4
1
-1
5)4 Aug
174 Feb
7,000
11
77a
Fell
2,800
JO
5 74
Apr
474 Aug
30%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
Toledo
70c
4)4%
Edison
preferred._r__100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
1
Acceptance Corp class A_
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A.—10c
Tower
%
500
2174
400
8
1
% July,
774 Aug
1974
Jan
27ii
974
Jan
Jan
22'
Aug
25
Mar
22%
22
22 3
1,500
21)4 Feb
13
13
Xl3%
1,300
13
Jun
1574 Mar
18)4
18)4
187u
4,300
18% Aug
23)4 July
1,200
79
a
5
ft July
lft July
Cuba
127
374
4,000
81%
81
"2%
4
234
274
5
474
5
12
113 4
12
100
900
1.500
1,500
-1
3%
3%
374
—-50c
174
1%
2
L25
2%
27B
2 iil
3.400
ft
Co
Lux
:»a
—
1
Corp
Temper
4%
47(|
15%
warrants
15 3
21%
21
—10
a
a
700
1774
59,800
47
45)4
45
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Trunz Inc
O
f»
%
8,900
16,100
22
,
200
1,700
79
2
July
6ft Feb
17a
163
Feb
74; July
5%-Jan
91%,. Apr
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4% Aug
874 Jan
2
Mar
174 Aug
3 7 «!, Jan
2%
3
Feb
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574 Mar
Jan
2074 May
3574
Feb
49
21)4
Aug
374
11
2974 Aug
*
-
Feb
374 May
15,000
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True
3%
118
class A
Oil
Empire Oils Ltd—
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Trans
120)4
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Cont
Trans
July
23% Aug
30)4
Jan
774
Jun
U
Unexcelled
Union
Chemical
Gas
Co
of
Jan
Union
Investment
4%
Aug
Union
Stock
16,400
2% May
800
30)a Aug
3,100
4
Jan
5% May
United Asbestos
4%
1,900
4
Aug
5%
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Yards
Aircraft
5
Corp
of
-1
—
10c
574
900
5
66
May
Jnn
76%
200
8%
300
8 %
Aug
21 %
20
21%
100
21 %
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5%
73
6
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6
90
May
9)4 Jan
24%
Jan
6%
6
common—50c
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8)4
4
Omaha
Products
5%
7371
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Co—
4-%
Jan
X47a
4%
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4%
43% May
474'
Amer
Todd
Jun
14% May
24% Jun
12%
ft
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,
Mar
-23-
Apr
2%-T-1eb
10)4 Jan
Feb '
24)4-May
2
20%'Juii
1274
10174 Mar
41%
Feb
Jan
274
4,500
11%
-
Feb
17a Aug
7,500
53)4-56
Jun
127.% .Jan*
:-.
Tobacco
34-'',
-
-
7
—1
Inc
Roofing Inc
—
Realty & Construction
Tlshman
Trans
27%
30c
1
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Carpet Company
Russeks
2%
Aug
1
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73)4
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Raceway
234
1)4
,—lOc
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—25c
convertible
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10
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Feb
8 :»^-Feb
5% -Mar
-474 May
109%
100
/
.-21
21
1
Corp
1
Jan
10b*
Feb
84
800
,
400
5
common
Chemical
Thorofare
——1
common
700
..
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:—5
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Inc
Technicolor
70c
Raymond
J
;29
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90% Aug
5
—
common
Electric
1
1
common—
class A
Inc
Class
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc.—.
Rath
—*
5
V
*
1
25c
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Thiokoi
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Rapid Electrotype
4%'
*
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Q
Power
Products
Standard
*774'
434-
118% 120
16% July
7%
14%
Apr
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Standard-Thomson jDorp
j
July
123*-May
9ft Apr
600
ft
1
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ft Jan
3%, Jun
1
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1
18 %
18
j/„
10c
4
Feb
14
1374 May
55
'54%
18
Jan
6
5% Jan
374 Aug
.
20% July
68
4
4
54%
90% Feb
1
100
9%
9%
Jan
2
600
21
67%
67%
*
.
3%
3%
2.50
common
1%
21
20c
.
23
1 %
1
-
.
18
23
23
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Jun
Feb
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6
.
—..1
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1%
•
18%
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19-
—
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52
17%
17 3 a
1
50c
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1.200
•
500
900
.
5
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1
-1
1
^-1
Standard Tube class B——,———
-1
Stanrock Uranium Mines LtcL_——.—1
Starrett (Thei Corp—
•—1
BOc'div conv preferred————50c
Statecourt Enterprises Inc,
—25c
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
•
Steel Parts Corporation
5
Stein (A)
& Co common
*
Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
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24
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1%.
1
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1
20
100
54%
22
23
Jan
;10 pesos
Royalties Ltd
of
r.
1
25c
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—.
Forgings Corp.
Industries Inc
7%
common
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—1
Standard Financial Corp—.
400
1614.
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet. (The)
Company
Quebec
Specialty Stores Co IiiC:
Spencer Shoe Corp—'-—-—t—*•
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2
6% Aug
3,600
3%
1
5
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May
85%
■'
■
674'
3%
,,
Jun
2% Aug
11,900
Apr
6%
—
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5
Co
Royalty
1374
8% Jan
■22,500
2%
148
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400
Pratt & Lambert Co
East
98%
Southern
Southland
1,100
Co
Metals
Aug
tj.:
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Corp of Canada
Preston
89
100
Apr
July
774
Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
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39
7%
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3
Feb
90%
4%
2"rf
Jan
%
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f
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Prentice-Hall
91
2%
16%
8%-
3%
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"Aug
2.800
32
Apr
Jan
108
75
60
Jun
70,300
3%
3
99)4 Mar
97
240
7714
76%
9174
85% Aug
30
86%:
Mar
98
78)4 Aug
160
102% 104
3
Pittsburgh «fc Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co J
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Power
..
3%
Mines
Mining
Jun
80
1%
Polaris
80
83
Ltd-
Pneumatic
90
-20%
7814
85%
77%
Co_
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Gold
Jan
15%. : 15 7 a
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Industries
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July
23)4
16%
Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Piaseckl
20
»
14-?: May
;
Aug
2074
25
59- original preferred4.88 /o
cumulative preferred
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9
Jun
1074^Jidy r
-
4% ..Feb
-46
12.50
2a
25
4.48% convertible preference
25
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25
4.24% cumulative preferred—
25
4.03% cumulative preferred25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
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7 3 ii
Philips
Pierce
600
81)4
29:%
Co (Mass)—20
)
2.50
Corp
Phillips Screw
Jun
1544
—-
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Peruvian
Jan
24
16)4"
_J„ 1'
Ltd
Co
Circle
Jan
26 %
20)4 Aug
,
1
(Thet—JL
Pepperell
27)4
Jun
100
„
26%
674
2oc
common
2
Corp
Canada
Penn Traffic
Jun
21
Oih Co
Jun
1% July
Feb
.700
'
5374
California Edison—
2
2
A__—
^
of
South Penn
Southern
——2.50
ciass
-
Parkersburg-Xetna
Patino
Jan
Jan
'600
86%
,1c
-
.
Jan
2874
27%
23
200
2314
20
112%
Corp-i—1'
Company
3074
Jun
23
,..
4ft
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2,600
1)4
-5
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•
Sonotonc Corp
J
Sosx Manufacturing common—--——1South Coast Corp common—
1
Jan
21
20%
shares—1 Bol
Araer
Motors
Chemical
3274
Jun
24% July
114
2 Bol
Aug
;22
83
100
common^
(C A.i vtc
5
974
.
41 )a
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■
,
20)4
1
pfdr
26)4. Jun
22% Aug
500
1,300
22
1
-
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
24%
23%
23)4
*
Ltd
Tubes
500
.26%
24%
22%
*
•
Airlines
28%
3,300
-
preferred—:
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Page-Hersey
'
24%
23%
25
preferred—
Pacific
Pacific
29%
25)4
25
1st preferred
dividend
conv
:
Alanufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amcr dep- rets ord registered——£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Jan
92
Alay
3% Feb
9
1v
Singer
14% Alay
Aug
22
1.000
29
29%
25*
25
_25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred25
Pacific Lighting .$4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred—
•
$4.75 dividend preferred—1__
*
redeemable
62
100
4%
Jan
July.
874
1,900
85%
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
-25
—
redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
150
22'4
4%
674;
2574- Jun
Feb
2ft Feb
.,
7,000
13%=-
■
fnc-—
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16%
600
I.
174
1)4
American Shares
Slmca
9
674
^
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25
iilJL
preferred-—'
preferred-'
5 'io
67
22%
~4%
SU'vray
'-
.
12y4
—i
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66
66%
1
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1
J
Jan
9% Aug
2)%, Jan
luc
574
75
10
9%
10
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common—;-
Jan
-—93
.
174
118'4
2
—
374
Jan-
274-Aug
•
*
B
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Jan
3
2% Aug
1774-Jan
2)4 July
*
2% Aug
71V2
13% Aug
9,300
.1,000
10-
■
—-25
,_100
r100
—;
300
725
=
...3,700
274'
Jan
X7)'a Aug
'
5,000 fr
Siminons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible, preferred-^—:*
Simplicity Fattcrn .common-1
2,300
2ft
'83
78%
1474-
2%
9
—_
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Jan
81% July
101
13)4
674
.—25
Signal Oil <& Gas Co class A
16% Aug
13)4 Feb
13%
9
ZZZv.--1
200
89% "91
%
2-%
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
$4.75
Aug
2%
Securities
4.50%
Feb
89
;
Electric
5%
60
70
78%
25
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amcr shares-lOs
5% r/o
4-75
'
-1
Inc
Oxford
69%
90c
rL.'.~
common
cumulative
Overseas
66
.—100
L
,
Old Town Corp
Omar
69
•
Okonite Company common—
40c
7,700
65,600
1
*
Ills
———5
*1
Breweries Ltd--*—
Sicks
Silcx Co
3%
2% Alar
374
274
'.ZZZz
Shoe Corp of America 'common
3
Slbonoy-Caribbcau Petroleum Co—-_10c
'
6,COO
3)4
14%, 15%
2%
2%
;
preferred
Class
14%
1
50c
common
Oils
4 ','c
"
.
Company.
3ft
;
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
3
May
2% Alay
°
3ft
._20c
———:
Sherwin-Williams common
7% Ma r
5iV
*
-
74%
78
20 \
24%
•'
SiiHwinigan
Slieruian
9% Mar
*
of America
1,700
0% July
10% Jan
Apr
2274
1
Dcnn Mining'-Water & Power-Produces Iiic__
Shattuck
Jun
Jun
240
4 ft
Class A
8%
Apr
6%
9)4= July
23)4
.,,2,800
3,500
„10c
—-10c
1."
—1 ■f-12%:
common
17a Jnn
7)4
700
77a!
'
Leather
Seton
42% May
Alar
5
80-
6
1
Jan
4%
74%
78
78
100
40%
1,800
10,300
7%
74%
7%
1
50
pfd
i
31% Aug
19%-Mur
•
174 Aug
Jan
16,700
,
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,
Jun
7)4
——--
Corp
6
Hi
2174'Mar
17% Aug
1674, Jun
8%
———-J
class B—
Servo Corp of AmericaServomeclianisms Inci.—,Scrrick
1
1
~1%
117a, Jaof
.
774
—10c
—
Inc—
Bros
Socman
100
Jan
7%
50a*
Sentry" Safety Control*—-.
5% Jhn
100
Jan
27% July
Feu
8%
8
common
Spcuritics Corp General—
11% May
11% July
874
18)4
17
8
17
—-——J
Seaporocl Metals Inc
2,300
17
1%
High
19%
14% Aug
2,300
2174
200
874
Western Airlines—-—;—--V
Seaboard
Jun
7
Feb
Alar
5,900
Co
1474
18)4
'25c
(Del)———
Scurry-Rainbow OH Co Ltd
Jan
700
5%
25
io*
400
~7%
Ltd-
3
Aug
7% Feb
9% Jan
3
13,200
x40
Royalties Inc-
i
4%
10
Warrants
Corp
lft
3,100
5%
9%
9%
Pub Serv
300
m-.
5%
5
u
Aug
Milling
Steel
Scullin
14)4 Alay
5)4 Jan
Jan
2 *
5C,000
5%
8%
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Okalta
55% Jun
20%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
14%
1974
14%
-2,50
—-8
—
Fislier Co_
Sayre &
13% May
78
Feb
"
.,125 I*
5%
RR. Co
Ind
ft
Aug
Shares
Gas
Oil Inc
Savoy
2% May
10)4
Northeast Airlines
North Penn
Jan
94
common—.—•
Inc
Co Ltd-& Electric Copreferred 5 '/a scries-—20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred AAO'/e series_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd-—
—1
Feb
l7«
AUg
100
56
~2
~2<;
Ltd
Oils
2)4
1
1,300
2 ft
13..;
115
common
Inc
Canadian
Ogden
,
for Week
Low
Cumulative
Jan
1% Jan
7,500 '
30,000
»
87% Jan
Oils
Nortli American
Oceanic
%
,
common-.
North American Cement class ACIrss
B
Nuclear
San
Jan
17*. Jan
1
Corporation
Northern
Jan
2)4
1)4 Aug
1%
,
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
ft
1 % July
2,400
12% >13
Alines.
Lites
Noma
Feb
400
8,900'
8,400
29 %
-
Co
Mines
Salem-Brosius
1%
ft
Corp- Ltd
Lawrence
St
Jun
1%
%
Merchandise
Rim
137%
1%
*
12%
Oils Ltd
&
Auction Co
York
Jan
30
Land
New York & Honduras Rosario
Nickel
Alar
131%
ll'a-
;
Mining
New York
2
3,970
2
~l)'a
Zinc
New Process Co
3,200
133% 134%
l}?f Feb
Range
Par
Jan
3ft Jun
2 [.I Apr
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
ft
ft Aug
28,300
18,800
%
Co—-
Co_:
Arizona
O
2ijt
2ft
preferred
& Chem
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
16
2%
ft
134%
^—
Watch
&
convertible
7
2
Petroleum
Tel & Tel
Clock
Haven
50c
New Idria
2
Oil Ltd
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 211
Range Since Jan. 1
High
VJ
%
Ltd
FOR
RANGE
Range
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week'*
Friday
7,700
Feb
774 July
6%
13,000
574 Mar
1%
9.300
74 May
7)4 May
174 Jan
.
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Volume 186
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.
37
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§
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
jlil
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
i
Sale Trice
American Stock Exchange
fl
>•".
M
I
,!
F
!
'j
United Molasses
•
Uriited N ,J
'
Canal
&
:!
—
—
100
i
190
„
[
10
—
/
Aug
Jan
Aug
1%
Jan
ALima
9
Aug
14%
Jau
Maranhao
37
Aug
45%
Feb
37
Feb
570
1,500
30% Aug
10% Mar
9,600
■Va Jun
34%
55,900
2,100
27% Feb
46% July
14
1
3Q%
30%
%V
1
2%
2%
2-':h
'1
United
Corp
1
41%
39%
41%
(
United Stores Corp common
—50o
4%
4
4 V«
300
1
9%
9%
9%
11,300
1%
1%
600
U
'■<
Rubber
S
Reclaiming Co
Vitamin
Slates
Unltronics
Universal
Corp—
American
Universal
Insurance
,
16% July
2%
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
*
.Mar-Sept
6%s stamped 1958
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008.. ..May-iVoo
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stnrpd (Plan A)
Jun
•No
4%
4T's
4Ts
1
10
5
83%
83 Va
83%
5
48
48
53
5%
65 Va
4%
4%
1.15
; "4%
Co
•
■•.•-.$2-,cumulative preferred.,
Tiernan. Inc.
3%
4%
70%
Wentwor th; Mam rf a c turin g_
West'Texatf UtlMtes 4.40%
10c
143 ta
1%
93,200
1,520
1%
19%
2%
2 ;•
5%
19%
2 Va
t
..
%
1% May
•400
C©«
Wichita
River Oil'Corp
Wickesv<(The) Cprp—„
WilllamvS-McWilliams
Co
20 V*
100
3%
,1
3 %
500
8 Va
500
95 Va
...8%
4:%
85.21
22...
.-481.46
14046
63.09
160.89
83.09
85.04
83.37
82.86
84.99
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
2%
10,600
15 Va
9G:%
150
14 :
Mon.
19
Aug.
Tues.
Aug.
20
Wed: Aug. 21
3Thurs. Aug. 22__
Fri.
17 %
101.
s
Apr
-May
\F W) Ltd—
Amer.dep yets ord. reg
43 % Apr
15% Mar
12 V it
20%
600
16%
Jan
Feb
.•
21% July
66%
1,300
64 Va
'Aug
1
79 Va
GiVi
6-f*
200
-5s
-Mo preference—
Zapata Petroleum
Jun
—
£1
1%
1%
18
_10o
Corp
!
19.800
1%
■
300
18
115
l-ft Feb
23
15% Mar
Aug. 16. '57
Jan
May
$•-'"
Composite
■i,
Durable
Friday
American
'Period
Stock Exchange
Week's Banco
Last
Sale Trie®
Friday's
Bid X Asked
A Amer Steel fc Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Appalachian Flee Power 3%s 1970
•Bethlehem Steel
4s-series A
mortgage
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
A Italian
83%
"85%
"l
19V*
79%
79 V*
■
RR
4s
1967
1970
RR
—
86 Va
58%
2
58%
66
' 51%
10
51
58%
95
98"
—Jan-July
liq tr ct,fs__
April-Oct
_i
55
3
53%
57
Mon.
_i
81%
81%
12
80%
94
Tues.
Aug. 20
86
86
86
90
Wed.
197G
2
Jfl?i-July
$99
April-Oct
92 VA
92%
15
April-Oct
82%
82%
3
1968
91 Va
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998__Jan-.7i(2y
$83%
3%s 1970
series
aeries B
A
1973
34as series D
3s
,
series
: 3%s
""4%s
E
F
series
Southern
1982
California
Gas
•Southern Counties Gas
-Southwestern Gas
3y4S
1970
(Calif.) 3s 1971,
3V4s 1970
Electric
&
'. United Dye & Chemical Cs 1973
Wasatcli Corp deb 6s ser A 1903
(Washington Water Power SVas 1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
AVcbb -&
West -Penn
Traction
Western Newspaper
5s
1960
Union Cs 1959
series
B
1951
Danzig Port & Waterways CVas
Id
Bonds
Bond
Sales
$150,000
"$3,539,000
$3,709,000
2,703,370
4,027,000
173,000
4,200,000
1,717,480
3,297,000
178,000
1,504,023
182,000
3,475,000
2,777,000
Fri.
1,957,997
2,595,000
2,760,000
9,921,528
$16,238,000
$769,000
'
:
-Aug. 23——$
—
9,921,528
8,892,795
346,408,519
84,000
111,000
$870,000
36,864,500
16,238,000
17,206,000
31,392,250
621,704,000
635,281,900
$17,007,000
$18,082,000
$653,253,850
$672,472,400
89
96 Va
85
93
136
89
tm.mm
87
84
85
——
'
84
'
—
8
of
Shares
S.
Foreign
83%
83Va
84
$769,000
87
90%
89
1
89
98
11
94
99
88%
and
Industrial
Total
99
94
Railroad
90 Va
89
97
98
$87 Va
__
87 Va
83
87
~3
65
65
14
77
91
2
90
71%
72%
6
70%
99
99
99
1
98
102%
92
101 %
$96% 100%
Feb-Awp
Stocks
77
__
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Interest
l'eriod
l,»»t
Sale Price
Low
High
April-Oct
1952__.Jau-July
Bonds
Sold
No.
Aug. 20
Wed.
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
Aug. 23
1
3,434,525
of
$38,000
5,000
1,000
.24%
32,000
51,000
51,000
14,000
2~000
16,000
46,000
10,000
56,000
$196,000
$55,000
$266,000
$15,000
Jan. 1 to
Aug. 23
1956
1956
1957
3,628,455
144,226,074
156,375,869
Foreign corporate
$7,685,000
1,458,000
$196,000
$535,000
55,000
—
237,000
15,000
42,000
1,146,000
$10,352,000
4,687,000
1,073,000
$266,000
$814,000
$10,289,000
$1G,11"2,C00
105
21%
$111,000
$14,000
26,000
Bonds
Domestic
91
—
Bonds
Bonds
3,434,525
Shares
Foreign government
•1:102
124%
(
Total
Bonds
1957
Stocks—No.
High
134
Foreign
■
Corporate
Week Ended Aug. 23
190
»Y
Foreign
Government
$59,000
777,135
872,105
647,795
537,310
600,180
Aug. 19
Tues.
Total
Jan. 1
10S
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Range Sine#
Low
Domestic
(No. of
98%
91
June-Deo
-
93
65
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91
83
Transactions at the American Stock
100% 104%
$101% 103
___j?ine-Deo
June-Aug
83%
$84%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
$215,000
97 Va
$80
—
.
380,710,312
$73,000
Bank
88 Va
82
91%
t
Government
97%
76 VA
Jan. l to Aug. 23
1
Bonds
U.
International
83 Va
■
88
$80
•*.«.
Stocks—No.
89
88
87
78%
$17,007,000
1957
49
$80
2,846,000
86,000
1950
91%
J133
AGs
Government
Bonds
1957
80
*176
.
Bank
Bonds
Week Ended Aug. 23
118
$75%
-
-A
Foreign
Bonds
89
4
Jan-July
1951
Total
United States
lnt'i
llailroad
98 Va
~3
Central Bit of German State & Prov Banks—•
£ 6s
series A
1952
Feb-Aug
7s
Exchange
102 Va
80%
90
$83%
.
(Germany)
340.5
80
90%
Friday
ABaden
27-4.8
402.3
88%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock Exchaofo
292.1
—2.1
Aug. 21
Fri.
BONDS
154.6
—1.0
427.1
235.8
and Miscel.
2,038,658
Aug. l9___
"Thiirs.
American
163.5
98%
Feb-Aug
1981
II
114
AprfZ-Oct
1979
-series G
——
118
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aug
Feb-A«p
*
1978
1
91%
Feb-Aug
1976
3s series
—0.8
..
99%
87
Jan-July
Eeb-Augr
1976—
94'A
80
8014
Mar-Sept
1973
.
—
99%
$80
Water Power Corp 3s, 1981_.May-2Vop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 'G2„Jan-J?dy
1965
98
118
'Safe Harbor
Vas
-
Total__
June-Dec
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Vis 1964
97
28
99% 101%
99Va
Jan-July
nstonortgage 3s 1971
2%s series C
119
55
;Ohio*Powert 1st mortgage
3s
317.5
Stocks
No. of
1
$95%
3
503.5
—1.6
290.4
155.8
285.5
358.7
438.7
—2.6
Shares
107
Muy-iVow
Edison 3s
382.7
—2.8
Baity, Weekly and Yearly
107
Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
MiVas^■•due 1953 extended to 1963
Southern California
405.7
low.
Jan-July
New'England
3%s
418.0
481.2
322.5
472.5
—2.7
450.9
285.8*
154.fi*
282.7
351.1
365.0
Transactions at the New York Stock
90%
77%
100
'438.8
Low
High
-
—2.3
349.6
97 V*
5
$95
.
Change
Aug. 9, '57
Thurs. Aug:22
19C3
4%
National (Research Corp—
5s.«onvertible -subord debentures
51
•
' '
57%
130
81
58%
Mar-Sept
conv debs
Western
Valley
86%
121%
85%
May-Nov
May
1993
Power-Realization Trust G% r/o
'Midland
50
'
—_
Jan-July
mortgage :4s series B 1993
Finland; Residential'Mtge Bank 5s 1961
&
'
20
<
„
*New
.
A 1st,
'.Guantanamo
■.
1=7
$130
—
Utility
Trade, Finance and Serviee
Mining
1—
High
'
468.6
Goods
j Division—
vtLackawanna of N
.1st
90 Va
90%,
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware> Lack. & Western RR—
51%
89
Low
No.
June-Dec
-Quar-Feb
Cs
Aug 1 1998
fi%s. series A 1970
Boston .^Edison
$50
June-Dec
Sold
High
Low
•Range Since
Jan. 1
Bond»
or
'
406.5
Goods
Transportation
Interest
341.7
'
Manufacturing
Non-Durable
fBONDS
3
78.87 Jan 23
Low
based on the closing prices of the common
1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=±100): ...
1957—
Percent
6% July
5^ Feb
-
Wright TIargreaves Ltd.
13
1956
94.00 Aug
High
90.43
90.02
-;
The SEC index of stock prices
Stocks for the week ended Aug. 16,
Woolwortli
y
85.25 I'eb
Range for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
r4
Feb
,
95.07 July 20
Low
1 90.09
90.37
23
Aug.
for 1957
.....lUnge
.
High
91.33
Jan
12%
11%
Closing
liate—
.
"
8% July
.
.
39% Feb
100
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
26% Mar
July
July
93
40
^ (35 Stocks)
'
Jail
.12.%
y
.
64 Va
05
8
21—
Jan
19%
1
—2
common
■85.28
83.52
Jail
10
Jan
.
Inc
85.28
-83.60
83.42
23% Jan
Aug
—
Machine
83.56
83.40
85.G2
Jati
3
July
->
16
3 V*
1.1%
83.23
85.80
88.2G
May
38
10% Mar
7,000
-3
85.89
-88.29
.Feb
Aug
3
1,900
12
15 %
88.42
107.53
107.87
29% Jan
20% Aug
-7%
2:1
TOO
;
68
v
7,200
17%
85.37
166.18
Jan
47
Feb
~i%
—1
—
s
1%
3
40
Bonds
83.65
67.77
Vv Jan
,
32% Apr
1% July
10
ities
.83.31
-
68.03
Mar
7%
23% Jail
11%
Wisconsin Pwr&'Lt 4Va %pfd
Wood '(JolinV Industries Ltd.
Woodley > Petroleum
35
250
3
16%
—10
common.
preferred
-54
450
:
86.03
141.26
Aug.
91
«Km
300
46
8 Va
.1
—
Industries
.
67.71
-
141:47
Aug.
•%' "Feb
2,300
20%
1.25
140.35
Util¬
Ralls
Rails
88.47
485.14
r
'
...1
common
5%% iconv-preferred—
'
Grade
Grade
trials
169.08
139% May
29'L»
1%
10c
68.47
483:80
...2%July,
.
Jan.1:
5% Aug-'u
G2
G1
142.74
Total
10
3% July
,
•40 Va
—1
White .Eagle Internal; Oil
Jan
2%
-
Weyeuberg Shoe Mfg
>
40 %
Indus¬
Stocks
ities
roads
t
478.95
1C»_„
-Aug.
65
Util¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
438.20
19...
19% Mar
29%
02
10
_
...
20_„
Aug
2,100
is
--,4'
;
10
'
10
Second
First
Total
1
£
Bonds—
1
July
126y» Jail
_20
Woodall Industries
-
20
.
trials
-Aug.
21
86%
5%
;
30
:
.Date
-Aug.
160
400
.
'.
Apr
1% Jan
2%
130% Feb
100
!■-*
Westmoreland luc_—
July
33% Aug
Feb
1%
..
100
5%
3
pfd
i.m
Jan
iy3
.4,300
C
155%
136
—1
1.23
___
1%
1 Va
1%
—•♦
♦Westmoreland Com
•Wood .'Newspaper
Stocks'.
Jan
3% Jan
25% Feb
2,000
31
1%
.•'Anier dep .rrts* ord. shares.
.Ts *
Western Tablet & .Stationery com...-*
Brothers,
representative stocks and bonds-,
the New York Stock Exchange as •compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
4% Jan
15% Feb
29 Va
31
-
1
Western Maryland .Ry„ 7% 1st. pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
&
011
Jan
-104
July
>63
2% Aug
,_1
Ltd
"Leaseholds
6%
3% July
10
_30
Weima.n\<fc Company Jlnc—i
C)
of
Below are the daily closing averages
;t.
listed
3% Aug
200
70%
:
_
WaltJiamPrecision/Instrument Co
Webh/A? Knapp Inc...
:
'•/ .•<$€< series ' preference
Webster. Investors Inc (Del)
'
.7% Jan
l
.
■
Aug
300
3%
3%
106
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 ^.--preferred
1
5 f/n
13% Jan
"10
3%
•
„
_
Stores .due
.
Slock and Bond Averages
'Jan
6
7% Jan
' 4%
.
.
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting-trust certificates;
v
;
■
:
' .
warrants;-'"x w," without warrants,
with
'
11% Feb
IJOO.;
•
'
.»
.
,
"M," mortgage; «"n-v" non-voting stock;
"w w,"
"
5% Apr
'
;
when Issued;
July
".141
Apr
,
3% Aug
"
"wl,"
*'«.i
«
usedTftbovc—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"conv," convertible;
tive;
•;
.
Jan
W
•
Wilson
41%
<
,
.
*,{Reported in receivership.'
;V-'V'
Waltt,&-JBond Inc__
i
39
.
Jun
2Va Aug
250
4%
L_.il
July
85
35% Feb
.
100
3%
'
Jan
x80
4,400
11%
•
,*r""w
53
delivery transaction
a Deferred
A Bonds
Jan
6% Jan
4% Liar
2,500*
128
125
125
1
1
2%
2%
2%
...
11%
iR
52%
yEx-rights, zEx-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
»
■ ■
]4" •
tFriday's bid and-asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
Aug
28% July
4% Apr
100
"*
Williams
Va
dividend.
'
White
$40...,
49
21
Feb
•
Vogt Manufacturings
Vulcan Silver-Lead "Corp
.
55
50
20% Jan
2,200
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
;
2s
49%
5,300
5
900
Western
49%
..Jan-July
Jun-July
2(112
25%
2,200
&
101%
4%
5%
Wallace
73
Va
53
24%
33i
►
99
..
57 Va.
4%
5%
;
73
99%. 100
$54%
.Mar-Sept
24%
V..
Aircraft
179
June-Dec
2
3%
.
$72
..April-Oct
59% May
31% Mar
I'eb
•48
M
3
..
..Jl/a?/-Nov
73%
54
15%
/
1
Waco
54
29 % July
300
.
Vinco Corporation...
i
$53
%
6,900
Van Norman Industries warrants.
Venezuelan ^Petroleum--:
.
70
19%
par value,
Abbreviations
i
$73%
52 Va
"
'
.
a
52
52
19
Valsjxar: Corp common..
$4 convertible preferred...
Vanadihm-Alloys Steel Co
;
jFeb-Aug
!
1949
59%
$45
$160
Peru
10% July
2% Apr
1% Jan
'
;
154
.Feb-Aug
51
15
Universal vproducts Co common
'
111 Va
19
10
—.14
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
j
High
180
$153
——B
Universal .Marion
j
Low
(not Included, in yoqr's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stoclc
dividend,
h Ex-principal, . ix Uhder-tlie-rule transaction
(not included in ye.nr's range.)
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
xEx-
1%
—250.
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
,
Feb
3% Mar
4
C'/aS
(Prov)
Jan. 1
No.
126
City (Peru)
1947
19'47
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972.
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200
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2
Jan
14
1
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A7s
(issue of May 1927)
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
13,400
31%
14
1
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(50% redeemed)
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1939
1
1%
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1
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Apr
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High
.June-Dec
1947.
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190
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or
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40
common
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5
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Jan
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,
—
190
1
—
25
—
190.
1%
25
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4^ Aug
25
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v
30% May
Feb
30
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Low
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600
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RANGE
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Friday
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&
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preferred
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&
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20
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13
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July
Aug
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Feb
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12
Feb
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100
60 7 k
1
July
Jan
274
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120
49
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Fenestra
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American Laundry
Baldwin
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20
8
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Champ
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10
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135
61
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17
22
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100
50
10
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7
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81
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177«
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25
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Atlantic Refining Co
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Jan
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97k Aug
(Un)
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38%
•
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307k
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for Week
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447k
10
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200
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5
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24
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__
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1
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18
26
High
17
—
American
162
__
50
Randall
U
24%
Low
27%
89%
2%
common
Procter
5%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Stockyards
Gibson Art
Rapid
18
__
Hall
•
Union
Crystal
Eagle
Picher
Kahn
Shares
26%
__
Rights
Cincinnati
of Prices
Great
for Week
79
1
Brewing—
Graham
Sales
Range
Low
26%
Goebel
Exchange
Week's
Mfg Co
Wood Industries
Gar
TTfday
&
Inc *
Motor
Ford
General
STOCKS
366
2,113
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75%
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Feb
41
3%
40%
Feb
21% May
■
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407 a
Feb
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5
Aug
75%
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3774 Aug
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177k
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4174 Aug
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100
342
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610
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3774
398
common
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277 B
427B
62%
Machine
&
Feb
18%
-1
—
—^
^
Jan
277B
60
Die
High
15% May
207k
457k
62
22
212
Feb
3774
5
959
15 %
Feb
—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
263/s
15%
36
187k
'
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25
26%
17%
43
46
Buell
LOW
2
common
common-i
Range Since Jan. I
lligh
„1
6574 May
497k May
May
18%
100
Co
J.mo
—____
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Paper
Jan
20% Aug
Mfg
Budd
28 74 May
427k
1
Shaies
common-
Products
common
Brown-McLaren
Jan
Jun
22%
Feb
Metal
Baldwin Rubber
Jun
14
137%
Jan
19% Aug
24% May
200
American
4074 July
157e Aug.
132
427k
2,249
for Week
of Prices
Sale I'riet
Par
327k May
10
7k
Sales
Range
Lust
Jan
392
174
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
9774 Aug
427a
477
63
Detroit Stock
46% Mar
37k Mar
51%
21
PONTIAC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
Jan
37%
26
174
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
727k July
20
60%
DETROIT
Building
81% Mar
52
53% Aug
52% Feb
1974
21
Exciiange
Aug
July
a
47
Stock
42% July
'
Mach Corp
Rubber
38 3 4
'
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Shoe
14%
Feb
49
1974
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7
Co
Fruit
United
2.806
Jan
70 %
Mar
'
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
.
•
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667k
2
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Association
Standard
Co
_
25
Shawmut
63%
8
48
368
74
Midwest
Exchange
Ford
Stock Exchange
American
Exchange
Feb
26
50
Quincy Mining Co
54
Stock
Stock
July
287k
13
100
_
19
11% May
4874
York
Detroit
Jan
44 »b
58
757 k
54
49 7k
167
337k
1
•
New
Jan
Jun
100
9774 101
Narragansett Racing AssociationNew England Electric
System
New England Tel
Tel Co
73 VB
Mar
418
3%
♦
Lone Star Cement Corp
36%
37
%
—.
50
common
Aug
157k July
36 3 4
44%
_1
Copper Corp
46
65
377 s
6474
Co
20
50
200
537a
1
Creek
15%
46
757k
'
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Hathaway Bakeries Inc__
1,186
4174
Members
34% May
1807a Mar
47%
•
Co
Gillette Co
297s July
35%
•
Co_.
Electric
74
WATLING, LERCIIEN & CO.
8 % Mar
17074 Jim
53% Aug
62%
10
com_
47
13 % .13%
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cumulative preferred
Nat'l Stores Inc
23
High
Jan
5
721
15%
5
4 7k %
57
46
57k
2,794
174%
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,
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■
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100
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Service
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47 Vb
-100
common
41
30
53 74
•
Low
7%
172
'.
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
30
25
Maine
Boston Pers Prop
Calumet
Low
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Boston Edison
Boston
Shares
100
_
ENDED
for Week
100
,_
WEEK
Sales
Range
7 Vb
5
American Sugar Refining com
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale I'riee
FOR
Exchange
Jan
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Number 5667
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867)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
*
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
*
»
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of Prices
Par
Eastern
California
Hecla
&
it.meu
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Canadian
(Uni
Illinois
Public
Service
Certain-teed Products
•
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Northwestern
&
10
series
5%
Feb
45% Aug
14 Va Aug
600
2
1,200
1%
34%
27%
8%
100
25
400
Aug
11%
A
preferred
—100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
♦
Chicago South Shore <fc So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common.......
*
60
Feb
69%
28%
100
24
Jan
34 %
200
30%
Feb
43
33%
100
10 ~
10
300
10
Jan
48
129
Feb
138
__
Chrysler Corp ——————25
37%
33%
33%
Northern
138
Apr
37%
33% Aug
10
Northwest
Feb
&
Service
Cities
preferred
IIIi
common-
40%
Edison
25% Aug
Ohio
Oil
64%
100
58% Mar
70% May
Olin-Mathieson
39 T11
100
46 %
Jun
Owens-Illinois
1,400
51
Commonwealth
.
Pacific
(Un)
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Power
Consumers-
;
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Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Controls
81
800
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.14%
15
300
35% iAug
14% .Aug
20%
Jan
28%
29.' i.
500
.1—5
32 %
July
&
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Detroit,
Co
(Uni.
Co
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(EI)
Pont
3,200
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26
"Mar
31%
Apr
44%
44:%
100
44%; Aug
49%
Jan
59c
500
17%'Jan
20%
Apr
200
44112
Aug
46% July
Pennsylvania
Kodak
Eastman
11%
Feb
17% Aug
Peoples
2lVa'Peb
36 %
Pepsi-Cola
37%
Aug
46% May
Feb
32% May
41% Aug
Potter
Co
Public
Service
Co
Motor
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200
1,700
29%
29%
400
27%
28%
40%
37%
21
400
100
190
190
100
100.
101%
100
100
6
Jan
28
Pure
84%
Co
Feb
112% Julv
8%
5% May
General
Mar
Revlon
16%
,16%
500
16%
Feb
18%
Apr
650
12%
Jun
15%
Apr
16
Aug
24%
Jan
13%
13% .-13%
16
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3,000
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a
Aug
52% May
36
Feb
49%
51%
1,200
61%
61%
62 Va
200
46%
3Q0
14%
600
46% Aug
14
Aug
51
14
33%
33%
40O
28'A
Jan
36% Jun
15
Feb
16% July
2%
200
-
■
—_
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29
•
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South
Jan
RR
—
Jan
1%
Jan
4%
Aug
6
25% May
29
20%
900
20
Feb
22%
100
47 Va
Aug
63
21
1,000
19%
Apr
23%
99
88,,
88,
Interlake. Steamship
Co
Mineral
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34 %
———_
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International
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85%
—
1,000
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300
.
200
92% Aug
38% Aug/
29%
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500
54%
54%.
571/4
34%
34%
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98
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24
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47
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34% Aug
46% May
39% Apr
Jan
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600
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1,900
300
3
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July
3% Aug
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Merck
Co
&
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Motorola
Mount
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55'/2
Feb
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17'/2
Aug
200
6 Va
Aug
31 Vb
Aug
6 %
31%
32
800
27%
29%
500
57
57
48
50 3 4
37
15
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28
8
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Jun
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class
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48
see
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12
11
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July
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Jun
30% Aug
32 % Mar
100
19
Feb
78%
300
75'/a Aug
21%
21%
100
21
25%
27
6,100
Feb
47% Jan
39% May
23% Jun
•
19%
75%
55%
10%
10%
94% July
25% Mar
Jun
28% Jun
29% Jan
9% July
200
57
59
700
53%
57%
11% May
67% Jun
85
200
421/s
43
42%
Feb
47% Feb
2,300
30%
24
50
28
65
July
33
Mar
Jan
600
20% Jan
42% Peb
25% July
46% Jan
26»/a Jan
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20 %
26% July
12% Apr
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29%
200
22%
22
22%
2,200
11
10%
11
29
30
700
Feb
10% Jun
500
28'A Jan
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41%
100
37%
Jan
35% July
42% July
52
54%
1,400
43%
Feb
'1—25
59% July
47%
47'%
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3,200
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61%
62%
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83% Feb
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7
52%
53»/4
200
481/4 Feb
61% Jun
36
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Corp—
16
16
Feb
41% Apr
1,100
1,400
52
52
100
48
Jan
57
21%
22%
2,017
21
Aug
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25%>
1,200
22%
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29%
1,300
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35% Aug
22%
1
25'/4
25
v
—25
32%
22%
33
(Un) —7.50
35%
35%
3G'/a
68%
68%
14% Feb
5% Aug
400
28
Products
32
16
51/2
5
Tool
500
Jan
68% July
-6
5%
l
Co
Co
18
"
Way
8% Jan
July
Tun
42% Jan
44% Apr
70%
1,100
13%
131%
400
13% Aug
16% May
25
26
600
24%
25 S
—
13 Va
13'A
400
35%
34
371/4
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1
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88
Feb
Feb
13% July
Aug
34
79
Jun
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13% Mar
41% Apr
l'/4
500
301/2
31 Vb
500
1
Aug
26% Jan
34
July
63
64
220
62%
64
Apr
1,500
101 Va
500
261/2
Jan
400
52%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
.
Union
Union
Carbide
Electric
Union
Union
Oil
*
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(Un)
Co
of
Pacific
RR
109
1121/4
*
Feb
10
20%
26%
California
25
54 Vb
54Vb
Co
10
27%
28%
300
27% Aug
60
62
200
60
Aircraft Corp
U
S
(Un)_
5
10
23%
23%
24%.
400
Aug
123% July
29% Mar
64
Jun
30% July
88 Vb Jan
23% Aug
41'/2 Aug
45% Aug
511/4
Apr
64%
Jan
700
40 Vb Mar
48%
Jan
2,600
17Va Mar
73% Jan
12
10
•
45%
42%
45%
700
4
Co
Gypsum
Co (Un)
U S Steel
59%
58 Vb
60 Vb
1,200
41%
41%
64 Vb
67
13%
13'/2
26% Aug
Aug
60
Jan
Webcor
48
Aug
57%
Jan
Western
Feb
37
100
30%
17%
18 Va
400
17% Aug
11%
500
10
600
Aug
41
5
Corp
Dorn
57
10%
17%
Rubber
10
July
21% May
1514 Jan
16%
64%
121/4
Jan
7%
Jan
Iron
Works
•
Jan
42
Walgreen Co
29 V4
I
Union
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whlrlpool-Seegcr Corp
10%
2%
29'/4
100
lO'/a
10%
2,100
18
10
Inc
18
Inc
common
60
62%
800
82%
Feb
68% July
600
21 Vb
Aug
26% Feb
12%
Feb
15% July
''Wieboldt
Stores
Inc
$4.25
pfd
•
77%
77%
65
*
20
20V4
600
301/2
301/2
100
21
21%
600
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
991/2 JUly
Wisconsin Banksharet, oorp
Wisconsin Electric Power
(Un)
10
32
,32 Vb
300
32
Aug
37%
Feb
Wisconsin
Service
10
51
51 Vb
700
Feb
Woolworth
Co
10
40%
40%
411/8
34%
35%
800
*
81%
81
81%
36%
45
11
98 %
40 Va
July
36%
1,000
35%
Jun
40
45%
300
361/2
Feb
3%
600
3%
4
600
3'/a Aug
31/2 Aug
231..
25%
225
23% Aug
8%
9 V
100
8% Aug
(F W)
(Wm)
Jr
Co
21
81
Mar
19% Aug
23%
Jan
30
33% May
771/2 Jun
*
Jun
21-'
800
^0% July
40% Aug
200
80%
Aug
88% Jan
HVs
200
11
Jan
98%
100
97% Aug
121
100
93
124% July
45
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Jan
51 Vi July
3%
Wrigley
Jan
200
10%
66
11% July
20% Jan
Apr
22%
581/2
Apr
30
Apr
14 ya
800
Feb
Apr
8Vi
18
2IV2
200
Public
29 Va
•
500
141/2
62%
11 Vb
49
Mar
8
Stores
85
301/4
Jan
_*
12%
-Wieboldt
11 Vb
6%
200
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81%
11%
—2.50
page
100
30%
Tri Continental Corp
Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
350
*
Ring
footnotes
300
23%
2
357b July
46% Jan
5
A
61
31% July
Jan
1
•
convertible
26% Jun
19% July
3
preferred-—
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
50c
58% May
52% Aug
1,200
36
19%
75%
1
Edison
Fruit
18 Va Mar
12.50
com.
64% July
Aug
62% July
52
States
700
2
Co
11%
30%
36
IOV4
Transamerlca Corp (Un)
Trav-ler Radio Corp
United
1,300
10
Co
&
(Tliei
11%
30%
25%
50c
United
2.000
•
'
Ui/4
5
_
Indiana
Tool
Jan
1
(Un)
Jan
July
10% Jan
50
100
2
(The)
Jan
18
1
Cement
Chemical
38
24% July
IOV4 Feb
26% Feb
700
1
Inc
Power
13%
67
4
Portland
600
200
50c
Inc (Uni
Electric
15%
28
12.50
Monsanto
900
11%
•
(Un)
Machine
lO'/a
17%
Brick Inc
Mickelberry's - Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri
500
55%
25
8
Corp
13% July
61%
16%c
(Un)
52
24%
54
1
800
24'
Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan
8% Aug
28 %
5
200
171/2
*
.
May
23% Aug
59%
Pen
22% Mar
5
(Un)
Container
10%
61 Vb
1
—
Medusa Portland
40
16% Mar
100
8%
Jun
4bJ/4
500
52%
15
Works
Co
(N J)
Van
McKay
31% Jan
500
1,100
11%
3
of
14 Vn
10%
4
Marquette Cement Mfg
50
0
Brands
14
7
1
1
& Co
37% May
54%
,i
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Textron
Jan 1
*
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Inc
Jan
8%
1.40
common
10%
Jun
33%
1,300
28
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Oil
Texas
Mar/,
_*
—
200
32-"'
Oil of California
United
4
—
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common—
Lindsay Chemical Co common—
48
35%
31%
12
United Air Lines Inc
Laclede
Feb
31%
5
Public
Sylvania
Feb
1,300
23 V4
39% May
38
Apr
1,000
97 Va
34% Aug
300
5
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift &
Company
631/2 July
1,000
500
53 %
20g
(Un).
Corp
Toledo
•
210
40%
22
(Un)
Rand
Sunbeam
37% July
Feb
! Jun
400
3
1
.
13
7%
34%
52%
Co
Pacific
Sundstrand
,108% July
4074 Feb
45% Mar
200
24
,—*
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Kimberly-Clark. Corp
13%
97%
8.75
(Un)—
Corp
114%
84% Aug
300
200
Jan
34%
35%
10
Studebaker-Packard
31% July
85%
13:'b
Aluim&
Jun
Feb
38%
Lauglilin Steel (Un__ 10
&
33Vb
26
96 3b
Apr
24% May
Pen—
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.42% July
38% Jan
Jan
84%
3lib "32%
Tel
Mar
92%
13 Va
Co—1—
Knapp
38
34'/4
31'%
&
Interstate' Power
Kaiser
33%
f 3, 50
International Tel
Jones
92%
——j—7. 50
(Un)
Co
79
32 Vb
3*8%
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International
/
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&
,
400
250
88%
28
—
International Harvester
International
__
22% Jan
40
34%
5
Standard
Jan
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18% Apr
52% Jan
7% Jun
(Un)„10
Co
Standard
Jan
X20%
141/4 Mar
42'/a Aug
6% May
7
21%
Axle
Lathe
Co
Standard
Jan
2f
200
1,300
1
Bend
Square
Jan
50
Indiana Steel Products Cot——ff-—
15
44%
1
Standard
May
July
50
—-
14%
42%
7
52%
Com
Spiegel Inc
Jun
17%
20.1/4.
20%
:—
—_
Central
63
33'/a
Stewart-Warner Corp
Illinois
46% Aug
33%
Stone
Illinois Brick Co
600
24%
Sperry
151'% May
38%
200
1,700
48%
21%
_
Southwestern
16% Mav
Feb
72% May
2% Jun
400
21%
2.50
Petroleum
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern
Jan
4%
13% Jan
46'/a
5
Paper
Oil
Southern
Aug
Aug
1.
49
20%
10
A
Jun
13%
200
.
Class
Sinclair
42 Vb Mar
Jan
100
Apr
46%
•
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(W A)
Aug
59%
2%
1
Co
Roebuck &
Sheaffer
3% July
.
20
■
28
38
108
500
14
27%
300
1
1,400
Jan
7% Feb
31
Aug
7% Aug
43%
•
(Un)_
Spring &
Dutcli
39%
Jan
200
32 Va
13%;
2%
4%
1%
,
69% "69%
How'ard Industrie^ Inc—i—,—,_______1
Hupp Corporation
——L_1
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Jan
Raisin
291/2
Jan
2,600
-
57Va
45% Aug
12
24
1,900
40%
1
(R J)
Sears
Jan
2,000
29
13%
17%
29 Va
7%
20'%
9% Aug
5 Va Aug
19% Aug
40% Aug
18% Jan
5
Corp
Bros
93% July
23'%
7%
19%
40%
3
Indiana
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
Schwltzer Corp
3674 July
Aug
2,500
41,1% 41%
15%,,'15%
127% -134%
25
v.
200
24
18% Jan
35
of
Louis Public Service
Feb
100
251%
19%
12.50
Inc
Royal
57% July
461/2 Mar
.300
T
.
29
1
'45%
500
Co.
Steel
Rockwell
45 Vi May
16 Va
1,400
51/4
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Regis Paper Co
Electric Co
Jan
731/4
100
10 Va
5%
(new)—25
Sangamo
46Tb
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16%
9%
24
25
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38% Aug
37% Aug
34V4 Jun
16%
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33 %c
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34% Mar
1,100
Jun
46%
14
—60
68% July
72% July
700
100
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33%
6
(Un)
Reynolds
47% July
391% May
200
38%
35%
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July
July
1
2
Coke
60
65
1
preferred
&
441*
42% Feb
67% Jan
Jan
100
26%
129%
—1
—
20% Jan
48
49%
Apr
800
.
38V4,> 38 Tn
23'8„' .2%
-
41%
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..
45%
26%
A_
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Feb
16,% ,.-16%
—.—.25
Hibbard
Feb
38%
8ZVg. 88
5
(Un;
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52%
51
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35%
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& Chemical.
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4,500
.
50'4
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Great
/
14%
91% July
52% Aug
4,900
66%
42%--43%
36..:
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5
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1,100
52.%_ .55
42%
3
2% Aug
1.700
64%
.
Goodyear
1,600
52%
Telephone Corp
.10
Products Co———10
Gliddcxv Co
2%
1
Gillet te
Jan
12%
5,
Utilities
72
100
2%
i
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Gerber
161/s Aug
100
400
A
Drug (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
9% Aug
86% Mar
9% July
800
11%
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Corp__
General'Public
General
9%% 9%
77%
7 7-lii
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1
Dynamics Corp
General
700
38%
28
Rexall
.——_—2
General Electric Co—_—
17
48
5
—:
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Republic
Feb
8
Box- Corp
General Contract Corp
Corp
16%
38
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
59 3
5
Jun
Jun
48
Radio
River
General
1
(The)
Co
Quaker
Jun
2.50
20o
18
May
205 % July
53
10
Transportation
67 %
common
prior
Gas
Oil
300
s
American
77% Jan
16
66%
6.25
class
Ricliman
General
17% Jun
65%
15%
671/4
41% Jan
Jun
53%
——1-
GamblerSkogmo
15'A Aug
15%
10
Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un).
53%
Aulo____
Fruehavf Trailer
1,600
Co—
5%
conv
5
Inc.——
49% May
Penn-Texas Corp common
Jan
19
Feb
Co
Peabody Coal Co
Apr
68
May
Pen
Feb
178
200
6
17%
Jan
42 % Mar
56% Mar
18%
.18%
100
350
57 7 it
57%
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23%
;,
22%
22%
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-
18%
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17%
5
Inc_.__.__
Jan
Phelps
44%'
17
39%
10
200
Co
Light
18%
44'%
281/4
(U11)
Mills of America
Flour
roiu
Co
421/4
RR
5,700
1-8
44 Va
37%
(Un)..
41%
Warrants
1
de Nemours
42%
(Un)
Airways (Un)
(Un)
2,100
1,400
2.7%
5
19% July
8
Pictures
16%
37 Va
Ltd USA Inc
Du
&
World
40
27%
_—.
Gas
Amer
29
.20
Chemical Co
Pan
Paramount
16%
10
common
Edison
July
1
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow
"
17% Aug
Chemical
27'%
17
25
f—
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3,917
Mar
•
39%
18v
5
18%
16
12
28% May
16%i Feb
1.
L_ —10
______
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Crane
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America
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•
17%
(Un)
16%
1
—
17%
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Co
27%
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common__r
Consolidated Ceiuent Corp
8
Electric
100
37
Manufacturing
40
*
100
Feb
81
35%
■
Columbia Gas System
1,100
17%
Jan
89 %
81
—15
1,800
35%
17 Va
Glass
41%
38%; Feb
40% ,Aug
37
100
_
.
Ilium
38% Jan
24%
341/2
8
24%fAug
15
——__
Electric
Cleveland
s
21% Aug
31% Aug
21%
17%
(Un)
40%
♦
Corp
36% July
34V4
Bancorporation
200
25%
64%
1,000
64%
39 %
.
Jan
12% Jan
Feb
82% July
78%
24%
_8.50
____
Jun
39%
28
*
Power
Jan
75%
—10
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4Va
Co
Co_
Products
City
Elec
8V4 July
1,600
Mar
Oak
Cincinnati. Gas
32 Va July
100
30%
(Un)
Ry
Ohio
76
300
9
July
May
44% July
Co
Corp
Corp
Gas
States
(Minnesota)
Jan
12 %
140
1
24
200
33
9
Pacific
Northern
32%
29
(Un)
138
40%
9
Car
28
35% Apr
100% Feb
23%
29
Illinois
Illinois
23% Aug
200
300
•
American
Northern
Northern
BO
200
41%
1
Aviation
High
10% Aug
53,300
RR
American
Low
6% July
30% Feb
10%
118% 120
10
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
8%
Mfg
North
Apr
37Vn
__
Co
&
Central
North
Jan
28'A
28%
com
100
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39%
1
5
York
for Week
23%
5
(Un)
National
Jan
62%
(Un)
Co
New
May
62%
& Chem
Gypsum.
Co
Sales
Range
41%
1
Lead
National Standard
Jun
31
24% Aug
Distillers
Gas
National
42% May
31% May
Jun
a%
100
28V4
8%-
Cylinder
Week's
of Prices
Low
9%
1
-
National
Jan
3
Inc
National
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Industries
National
Jun
5
63%
Feb
400
38%
24%
25
36%
3 %
3% Aug
10o
15
28V4-
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30%
8,500
.
Par
Napco
May
15% Aug
3'b
1%
•
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High
46Va
33;
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2% Aug
11% Apr
300
32
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14%
.
381/2
1
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3'A
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5
f.
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46%
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100
3Vb
10
Last
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2%
31%
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Chesapeake & Ohio R) (Un)—;
23
Friday
13%.. 13%
-
—25
Prospect Ltd
Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
(Ur>)
Centlivre Brewing Corp
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AUGUST
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
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Pacific
Canadian
Aviation
WEEK
FOR
fot »*i.ek
Sale Price
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RANGE
Sales
36%
2
Tan
5 Tb
Jan
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5 Vb
Jan
Youngstown
26
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
5
Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp
.*
112
112
Feb
39
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
40
.
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
(868)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
AUGUST
28
«
Week's
Sale Price
Corp
Corp
Reduction
Alleghany
1.40
1.65
62c
(Unl
54%
185
47%
Feb
3
3%
700
2%
Feb
1
84
84
536
32%
32%
33%
1,764
;
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3812
.
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Potash
American
Oil
Ashland
Jun
11
Feb
21% July
Goodrich
14%
Aug
17%
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14%*
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Black Mammoth
31
Feb
43
53%
Aug
72%
20
Feb
27% Aug
54%
14%
14%
-—
17%
23
—
45 "
8-
Aug
680
-
51% Aug
529
13%
Feb
16%
Feb
77%
6
Jail
Howe
Sound
6
7% July
Kupp
Corp
May
Aug
11% 'Jan
500
6%
1,015
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12%
Feb
14%
430
41%
Feb
Aug
7% July
13%
7%
7%
7%
1,960
37%
36%
38%
314
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Honolulu
Idaho
138
22%
Aug
63 7
700
1% Mar
369
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41%
Apr
Feb
12%
12 %
13%
1,005
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Feb
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52
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Feb
45
39 % May
May
94% July
Apr
Mar
46
38% Aug
Jan
Jan
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Jacie
Jan
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4%
Jun
Jones
14%
14%
14%
39%
1,187
14%
Aug
18%
40 %
1,365
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6-%
15,531
38%
648
22
23
2,584
18%
279
6%
13%
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July
93
50% July
,163
1%
310
1%
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2-%
600
1%
Jan
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43
44%
386
41
Feb
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15%
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825
14%
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452
108%
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,
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34%
86
20
518
-
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2.40
34%
34%
200
-
2%
Apr
16%
Apr
150
May
39
Feb
57
174
8%
8%
200
4%
,
Feb
2.25
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13%
Feb
"22%
Jan
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1.10 Mar
Feb
3.25
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110
-
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Jan
56
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1
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1
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1
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70
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33%
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38%
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320
97%
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114
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Industries
Jan
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25 %
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58c
/
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42% Aug
46% Mar
Jan
80c
Aug
52% July
63-% July
150
12
Jun
16 Va
509
34%
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26%
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26% Aug
20
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360
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200
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1
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July
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3%
Feb
63%
Jan
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Aug
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440
8% Aug
11%
Jan
1
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3%
325
2%
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<Un»
25
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*
—25
Cities Service Co <Unj
10
Clary Corp
1
Climax Molybdenum Co
*
63
14%
Jan
Jan
59%
Feb
68%
18%
18%
215
16%
Feb
20% July
33'4
33 3 i
460
33% Aug
63
301
75%
75%
79%
64 3 a
63%
4%
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484
4%
300
2,030
Aug
35
46% May
21% May
Feb
300
20
43a
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79% July
51%
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;
45%
42
39%
33%
48% Mar
.
1 %
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2.50
A—
38% Aug
19%. Feb
6%
5
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Chrysler Corp
(Un)„
8%
13%.
—-5.50
Chicago Milw St
Co
60%
26%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Feb
Mar
Aug
2%
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Jan
37a
4
413
—10
Feb
.
67%
74
30%
Jan
39
38%
10
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21% Aug
•
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1
49%.
.
1
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Apr
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2.90
3
18% Aug
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,
3%
Jan
2.60
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25
class
Nickel
1,500
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19%.
35 %.
34c
Ihternational Paper Co (Un)_.
International Tel & Tel tUnt-
Mar
50% July
13% Jan
13c
18%.
35%.
87%
Co
8.861
Oil Co Ltc1
3,150
68%
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
7c
Certain-teed Products Corp.
Charter
175
2.95
34c
1
;
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4%
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Corp
38 !'a
2.90
87%
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4
50c
II
(Uni.
Caterpillar "Tractor Co common—
Celanese Corp of America .
Carrier
38%
68%
_•
International Harvester
July
Apr
July
4.369
-2.50
Oo_,
Canadian Homestead Oil Ltd—
Canadian Pacific Railway (Uni
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
Canso Oil Products Ltd
1,872
5
Imperial Development, Co Ltd_;
17
48%
■(
10
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
210
32 %
.—10
Corp
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'
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com.
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6'8
—
38% Aug
60% Jail
26%
1,055
19
9
47
51%
45%
Jan
Oil
7c
Corp
39% May
387o. 39%
—1
Illinois Central RR Co (Un)
36
437«
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Dry Ginger Ale (Unt_
Southern Petroleum
Canada
48% July
47% July
41 %
38%
400
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Apr
157
53
483a
1
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225
6,718
36
79%
Jan
Apr
48
43%
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7%
34% Mar
48
42%
common—5
6%
291
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43%
—
-—
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'
42%
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Mining Co
4%
Cement Co
Jun
July
72% July
Feb
Jun
5
35%
—
Homes take
58%. July
4%
1%
Holly
Holly
Jan
56%
820
:
925
4
(Unt
Development. Co
Oil Co (Un)
4% Aug
4%
26%
Jan
3.050
(Uni
1,586
5 %i
5
Electronics
9
4%
Company
Ink Co
Packing
•
19% May
22% Mar
44%
18
Burroughs Corp
Hoffman
721
9%
-
54
Finance Plan common—
60
5%
2.95
(Un»
Co
Co
5
(Urn
Broadway-IInle Stores Inc
52%
65
1
»
Rubber
Organ
375
9
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Borg-Warner Corp
68 %
-
1%
of Calif
&
Oil
255
4%
(Un>
Oil Corp
Bunker Hill Co
Hammond
Jan
4%
Corp
Airplane Co
Aug
_10
Co (Un
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Diamond
52%
Corp (Un/—
2,650
—1
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1,741
;
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17%
6%.
Pi
1
8
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23%
3
Blue
54%
10
new
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hilton Hotels Corp
16% Jan
12%
Cons
52%
#
Lakes. OH & Cliem Co
45%
9%
51%
Co
(B F)
Hancock
Jan
52%
—r~?
53%
1
Jail
45%
Jan
July
65
Humor
Gulf Oil
179% MaT
4%
Min
Holdings Corp (Unt—_
California
Feb
Jan
70
52%
(Un)—
(Un)
24
'
5
—
Greyhound Corp
Jim
50'%
170%
925
51%
;
63 %
330
12%
Corp
Aug
(Uu)__2.50
Great
Jan
2.584
191
•-
18%
■—100
1
GypsUrn Co (Un> ——
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un;
:
19%
—
Great
May
56
(Un)—13
Inc
129
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)__;
8% Mar
70%
700
,
Feb
Good
Apr
51%
70
3,209
—
Feb
5
,
172% 174%
4%
Bestwall
California
13% Aug
56%
3
Instrument
Calaveras
477«
970
35%
—
Benguet Cons Inc
Budget
359
14%
25%
10
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un>
Chica
51%
13%
53 %
(Un)
Aviation
179
-j3
Petroleum Co
Bankliue Oil Co
—
Beckman
7
35%
1
(Uni
Corp
6%
51%
13%
14%
200
50 %i
6%
-i
Bandini
Budd
42
750
10/,
Bnldwin-Llraa-Hamllton Corp
& Ohio RR (Un.t
Bolsa
1.015
18%
5
com
Baltimore
Boeing
42%
17%
24%
(Um
Corp
Mfg
Bendix
42
17%
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10
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Pacific Goasl Stock Exchange
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41
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280
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51% July
110
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180
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28%
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28
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112
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37%
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Pacific
13
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7%
37%
37%
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28%
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110
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832
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Jan
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110
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Jan
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47% July-
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Jan
Apr
,
Mar
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■
Number 5667 :
186
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.(869)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Procuor
Gamble
&
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(U11),———
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12
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(U11)
281
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2,580
11%
Jan
26
26
582
22%
Feb
Union Oil Co of .Calif
Union Pacific
Ry Co
110
112
808
103*8
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•
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Inc
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United
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55%
3,184
52
27 Va
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10%
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U
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———5
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1,022
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Apr
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24
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00% July
42 «
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31% Aug
divid
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com
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Dept
25%
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'•
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19%
•
•
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.,19.50
35 (b
124% July
63% Jun
31%
Jan
18
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42%
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88%
Jan
47%
Feb
38% May
16% Jan
Jan
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57% Mar
72%
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51 Va
205
49
Feb
GO
338
17%
Jan.
25% July
140
4.888
2.G78
9*8 Mar
21 % May
24
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10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (U11)——„:12.50
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Feb
14%
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52%
Feb
33% May
68% July
10c
2,700
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Aug
20c
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32%
Jun
28%
Feb
Apr
54.% May
34%
Jan
64%
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15%
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24
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17% Jan
27% Jun
100
24 Va
31 %
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Jun
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7% May
38% May
20% Aug
35%, Aug
453
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20
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389
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70% July
83
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75
Aug
72%
73
$1,100
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1.700
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
20% May
30% Jun
49%
12
I—^
28
Apr
July
"
.
May
35*4
1.15
.
17
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Jan
■
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30% Mar
1.15
13%
*
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25%
73%
25%
Last
Alleghany Ludlum Steel,
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
Columbia Gas
—
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Equitable Gas
Harbison
Joy
McKinney
Mountain
Natco
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25%
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20
34%
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5%
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—10
34%
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242
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37(4 Apr
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40 (4 July
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18 % Mar
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Aug
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17
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258
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33
May
62%
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United Engineering & ^Foundry Co,
3
Westinghouse Air Brake
—10
12.50
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28%
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59%
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Aug
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6%.
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103
1
nigh
59%
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48 7 a
17
5
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Low
47
1
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Walker
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Range Since Jan.
High
17
10
—„
Continental Commercial Corp
Duquesno Brewing Co of Pgli.
Duqucsne Light Co—
S It ares
34%
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—
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for Week
Low
—_1
Co—
r
Range
of Trices
•
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—
—1
Telegraph (Uri)—12.50
14%
157b
/
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9
34
40(4 Feb
12
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317b
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25%
50
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%
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common,
common
Co
30
Jan
Feb
23 (23%
23 :
—1
—
Western Air Lines Inc———
Western Union
preference
•
Feb
185
'
Preferred
Jan
287
51%
--
July
BONDS
Jan'
30%
64 Vb
10 Va
6% July
35
Washington Gas Light
24%
41
(4
07%
3,999
4,338
Universal
21
30%
—
7%
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Equipment
Jan
Jan
6%
15 Vb
Jun
41 (4
1
r——-10%
25%
43 Va
31%
-
5
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
Victor
10
(Un)
24
61%
42%
•
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common
Cotp
Aug
4% Aug
26% Feb
52%
-10
:
United Aircraft Corp
Corn
12
27%
:
10
——12.50
Co
46 Va
Par
_1
*
Union Sugar 2.
United Air Lines
70% July
Jun
United Corp ———
;—,4—United Gas Improvement,.
—;
—13%,
44*8 May
41 Vs
30%
—
Jan
40%
15%
Sun Oil Co——
35vb Aug
40*4 Jan
34% Aug
19G
■
56 %
1,198
21%
South
Jan
4.452
15%
15%
Jan
660
43%
15 Vs
Service
29% May
1,780 Aug
14G
30 Va
1
13%
01%
41% May
320
■
15%
42%
14%
$1.40
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76
14%'
59%
20%
May
32% Feb
22 Va Aug
12
4%
—1
I-——.—
—
May
4*4
1
—
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
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13 Hl3*,4
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25% Aug
13% Apr
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50d
■
—
World
Union
525
*
TreeSweet Products Co,/
Tri-Continental Corp
(Un)
a
37G
70 %
(U11)
common-
Transamerica
Trans
35*4
68%
14%
14%
Feb
35;%
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Jan
421/4 July
59%
43 %
——,1
Aug
25
231
21%
Co—
5%
_7.50'
38%
3
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23'%
Jan
47*8
36
26% Aug
29% Feb
22 Va
Scranton-Spriug Brook Water.!
21
237
40% May
Scott Paper Co,.—.——
32% Aug
35% Aug
Jan
29%
17 Va Mar
36
81% July
43G
24% Aug
14 Va Jan
27%
30
19% Aug
35%
300
100
14%
4,840
45
34
33
321
Apr
24%
2,607
Feb
32%
common
Thriftimart
33%
22%
Potomac Electric Power common——,.10
Apr
Va
Apr
19Va Aug
20%
Aug
8
27%
50
36%
43%
a
-
Sulphur
—
——25
„
(Un)
Tidewater Oil
—
Jun
July
19%
20
Jan
18(u
25
36
Public Service. Electric & Gas com
63 Va
28% July
25 % Feb
Feb
19%
61% Jail
68% July
61% Jun
137
Jan
47% July
23%
30%
0%
47% Aug
53% Feb
220
25%
,
38% Mar
46
•
1,150
1,175
Aug
10,967
10
48%
70%
24
75
44%
Jun
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—Philco Corp;
„_——
t,
47%
43%
Apr
26%
28%
*
Progress
35 Vi
18 Va
50
59*4 July
67%
59% Mar
10
Light
12%
Mar
44%
Feb
1
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Max-
51
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15%
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Pennsylvania RR
10% July
140
41
53*4 Aug
668
14*a
43
3,851
'!ir 911
24
24%
24%
10
8,494
63
34V4 Mar
19%
4,010
53
Aug.
19%
23
53
30%
150
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54%
—
37%
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200
——;
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'
——-4—1
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Power
51
42%
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Apr
41% Feb
33% Jun
7%
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20
u
Jan
13
25%
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Corn
82% July
Jan
25 7
,——24.50
——«
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64% Jan
25%
10%
61 %
%
37%
U—15
51%
43*8
(Un)
Gulf
Co
42
21% May
32% Jun
j—''—..25
common
Paper—
preferred—.
21%
33*4
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas Co
&
A
22%
61
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
20%
Jan
Feb
98
90
66
a
Jan
20
Jun
458
;
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20
45%
200
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11%
8*4 Aug
Apr
16%
16%
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—,—3
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15
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Sunray Mid-Continent, Oil
Superior Oil Co
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series
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Aug
I
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.281
,
18%
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—
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common,il—i—50c
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220
10
—
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3,014
10
common
Stone & Webster Inc
Studebuker Packard
11
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43
—25
(Un),—
75
Dairies'
Brothers
Martin
:
39%
1-
Chemical Co
Sterling Drug Inc
America
of
25
—1
—
,
.
34%
non—voting—,——V—-10
Reading Co
Stauffer
J.80
$1.41 2nd preferred——
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
July
30 va July
12%
1.838
10
Co
A
18
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—
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(U11)
(Ohio)
7
31%
Jan
370
34'4
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30% Mar
Mar
4
Aug
26%
100
9
180 % Mar
Jan
26
-
.,10
Hamilton Watcli Co
Feb
20% July
8*4
50,.
j.
Feb
22*4
13%
55% Aug
170%
,
Duquesno Light Co——
Electric Storage Battery
General
Jun
Jun
131
,7662
.
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31% May
270;
5%
20%
3,854
„
*
1,170,
Hudson
20
13%
87n
30'4
11%
Jun
51%
29'%
80%
May
Jan
Low
25% Aug
45% Mar
75
579
*
11%
Garflnekel
5% July
5
173%
Range Since Jan.1
High
Corp—
41%
2
—6 "4
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Sales
Shares
25%
52%
54%
172
174%
27%
27%
54
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41%
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common
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27*8
5%
2
July
,
for W«-ek
Va
Pennsylvania
California
Jan
34*u
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67% May
64% July
1,G50
»/a
114%
97
Ford
64%. May
55
Jan
96% Aug
17%
34 %
75 :
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3*o
1
—6.50
13
partic preferred
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Jan
53%
Securities
Finance
Jan
2G
56%
preferred
'
96*8 July
62% Jun
58 Va
Standard
Jim
Jan
Feb
53r: a
8%
97
Jan
55Va May
54
Co
Feb
1%
19
57'j
Oil
23 %
AugIV4 Aug
48*8
15
Standard
48
18
8G
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Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway Co (Un),
Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common.^,
(
30*o Aug
4 "'8
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd ser A
[
I
Jan
31a
A
7*8 Aug
.194
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
44% Mar
26%
50G
15
Southern
J»m
444
Sinclair Oil Corp (U11)
cumulative
July
57%
3 la
.100.
96%
25%
—j*
—
Company
Campbell Soup Co—.—
Chrysler Corp
4——
Curtis Publishing CO—
Apr
July
7.50
4
Southern Calif Edison Co
82
__2.50
(Un)__
Co
—
—
10%
Feb
78%
26
,
Low
100
—.
Corporation
Bankers
6%
16%
3
Tel
&
—_
__
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78Va
1
;
Co
Baltimore Transit Co
Jun
57'a
l_„15c
4a
Ran go
10
City Electric Co,,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
May
Fob
Vb
Tel
common,
Stores
Arundel
42 % May
20
Steel
Atlantic
~
31(a JUly
25%
Socbny Mobil Oil Co (Un)____
4.24%
I6V4 Aug
65
20
Wood
American
Jan
1,000
2,493
a28 % a29%
16
40%. Aug
Week's
Par
Alan
Mar
190
_
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
4.32 "o
58
July
76
74
May
265
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American
52 Vb
86c
—1
,
Friday
«,
Jan
26 Va
10
96%
STOCKS
% May
28 Va
Co—.
Co
10">8
64
26 Va
(Un)
Water
Oil
Feb
-20 g
Seaboard Finance Co com.
Roebuck
993
8*4 Aug
51%
16%
--10
Flee com
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
benonley Industries (U11)
Scliering Corp (Uu)
*.
Scott Paper Co,—
Sears
55
1
13%
41
7%tv 7*4
—*
39% July
22
28%
San Diego Gas &
lUiu
liiylt
132
41
.
Low
14%
Philadelphia - Baltimore Stock Exchange
23% Mar
"86c
a28'
10
:
Jan
Feb
26%
1
__-_10
Francisco Ry (Un)_,
—♦ '
Co t.Unj
5
(Um
common,,;
Aug
153
16*8
Paper
Co
Jan
700
74*4
5
vVt
(F
Cab
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39% May
9x5
Wuulvvinui
Shares
14%^
JUl)
_1
Corp
Fine Foods Inc.
Regis
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jan
23*a
Safeway Stores Inc.
St Joseph Lead
(Un)
St Louis-Sun
A.ig
16(4
'
—
(U11)..—5
—.
and W
66 %
48%
(Un)_..—25
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (U11)
Ryan Aeronautical Co.I
S
16 %
1
Spring & Axie Co
Yellow
634
—*
Riverside Cement Co A pfd
Jan
4,544
54%
—,1
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Jun
July
17*8
54
a8 Vaii
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10
Co
Oil
60
*
38%Mar
'1
Rice
Apr
for Week
Low
(Un),i_;,r—,'—14%.
49 Va
14*4
1,024
■■■"
Wilson & Co Inc
Sales
Range
of Trices
Par
Jan
32
a497
—
—
53
19 Va
1'
Rexall
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
High
42% Aug
45''a Jun
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
18%
-
23
1
52*4
1
Inc
4l)*'4
22% a23 (4
a
10
Revlon
226
23 %
■■'
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
■
22*u
....'
■'
—5
Republic A.viatlon Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)——___
65%
.
10J
33%
33%
common...IIIIII
Ruyonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (tJn)—
492'
40*4
•
(Un)
2,344
15
63*4
I—II5
(Un;
Low
44
49'4. u50%
a
AUGUST
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
42%
49 %
a
Timber—II—3
Puget, Sound
Pure
42%
(Unl,_.
Co
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
—5
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
WEEK
for Week
of Trices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
59 7 a
63
514
52*8
68% July
Va
,
V.
-
—
75
217
31% Fob
26
Fob
4,000
Jan
8c
'
7
45
14%
Feb
Feb
37%
Juno
31% July
16c
Apr
\
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
1
Sale Tiice
Par
Abitlbi Power & Paper common
4%% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
A
,
Algoma
Steel new
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum .Co
4 %(,:
29 Va
j.
of
„*
—
•
common—
:
Canada
4%
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Steels
For
:
Bank
of Trices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
29%
4,885
23%
375
75
I8V2
18 Va
400
8
8
100
32
28%
32%
16,059
36%
40 %
19,304
3"*«
V2
—
5%.%
24
Apr
9
18
Apr
21
7
Jan
8% July
28*4 Aug
40% July
Bowater
Paper
50% July
Brazilian
Traction
23
Jan
British
American
Jan
British
Columbia
Au&r
Jan
Bathurst
Power
&
Bell
Jan
Bowater Corp 5%
5 Va Vo preferred
,25
21>/a
270
44*4
420
44
Jun
43
49
250
48
July
52
May
4%rfl
preferied
38% Aug
15% Feb
46
Mar
4%'c
footnotes
a40%
28
?1%
see
page 46.
38%
25
17
17
1,250
a40(2 a40*i
45
27%
28
21%- 21%.
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.
.1,310
41
July
25% Aug
21% Aug
20
July
42% Jan
35
5 Vo
Oil
53%
320
52% Aug
60
Jun
37%
37*4
495
36
July
42 Va
Jan
a30
20
31
Aug
40
Janv
24%
25
725
50
120
50
27
50
27
11,861
High
LOW:
41*4
Aug
54%
Jan
Aug
28 Va July
Aug
58%
Jan
Aug
39% Aug
40
Jan
4614
241
a
0
39 Va
40
43
43
43
200
40*8
a46% a46 Va
100
Jan
Jun
45
44
July
48
Mar
6
Apr
May
Apr
Va
Feb
4.70
4.50
4.75
1,772
4
8%
8%
4,058
7 Va
Jan
10
47 V'a
8,638
431/4
Feb
57% Jun
76
Aug
48%.
pfd, .100
76
76
76
40
.100
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100
,50
43
43
43
170
46
Feb
...50
Co
43
48
48
200
50
Mar
40 %
40%
95
43
Feb
685
13%
Jan
,•—-—
—
preferred
4%'e>
4,102
48
common
4%
43*4
8*8
-fJ
Ltd
Light 81 Power-
Elec
397
.50
—.—
preferred
38%
17
.50
preferred—
Corp
44%
48%
Kangti Since Jan. 1
''
High
42%
50
25
Paper class A—
Telephone
21Vi
Jun
Shares
a30
37*4
Class B
Jun
49
20'%
for Week.
52%
—25
—
35%
May
Jan
—10
preferred
Aug
22
%
Sales
■
Low
43%
—10
Banque Canadlenne Natiouale
Bailey Selburn 5% pfd
2T4
7%
—10
Scotia
44%
50
Range
of Trices,
27 ;
Nova
of
,-25.
-50
Ltd,
for Week
21 Va
common
$2.50
Atlas
Range
Montreal—
of
.,50
pfd
preferred
Corp Ltd
Bank
a8%
18
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%, pfd_.
Argus
Sales
27(4
■Last
Par
Week's
High
Week's
Friday
-
Sale Price
23
__
__
23
STOCKS
a8%
-25
AUGUST
Exchange
36*i
Shoe
ENDED
.
—
Agnew-Surpass
WEEK
Panda
Low
Sugar common
—
FOR
preferred
——
Apr
British
Columbia
Forest
Jun
British
Columbia
Power
Products,
.,50
10%
10%
10*4
45 ',3
43%
45%
88% July
80% Mar
951
a
Mar
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(a:o)
Monday, August 26
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'a
of Prices
Low
Par
i
;
,j
<
British
Brown
Co
Building Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging—*
Calgary
Power
Iron Foundries
Malting
Canada
32
33
150
27 V4
27
27
27
33
34%
High
Aug
47
14% Aug
29Va Jan
17% July
July
class
Canner
Celanese
3.65 Aug
28
1,340
25
1,155
26
Jan
29
Feb
Sherwin
470
32
Aug
42
Apr
Sicks'
10
30%
Mar
Jun
Apr
100
100
Aug
110
48%
25
48
May
55
Jan
88
260
88
Aug
94
Mar
Jun
Cottons
6'.b
345
29
Jan
45 %
44%
45
1,648
44%
Aug
55%
25
24 Va
25
1,476
23 %
Apr
28
.•
24 V,
24 %
180
Mar
29
13%
14
1,610
13% Aug
19
a27
a27
25 Va
30% May
al4
al4
5
13%
Feb
14%>
Jan
15%
16
1,680
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
15%
25
25
pfd
27%
28
95
•
6%
6 Va
750
20
290
all
25
19
2,683
14 To
15 %
19,455
43
45
500
•
International
6%
18
-
•
Canadian
6V4
all
43
Hydrocarbons
Industries
19
15 Va
Canadian
Canadian
common
.
■
27.
Jan
Jun
Triad
Jan
United
Walker
Jun
30
9
Jan
14'%
10
10
83'%
3,173
43
220
14%
a
Power
Canadian Petroflna
Ltd
8
35
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
15
14%
Aug
19
Aug
35
1,658
26% Mar
4,784
28%
Feb
23
1,646
20
Aug
28%
175
26%
Aug
32%
7%
8%
2,637
7'%
Jan
*0
40
4/%
Jan
40
31 % Aug
4.1%
Apr
21
100
20
July
vO
Jan
n %
Aug
17%
17'%
9(5
63
2,386
60
Feb
T3
May
40
875
40
Aug
49
Jan
6.50
6.40
6.50
450
13%
13%
14
2,165
13 Va
Aug
*
72%
71
73
880
67 %
3.00
3.75
Knapp (Canada.) Ltd
(Geo)
•
class
L
A_
5,150
2.75
23
23
150
18
3
-
—-"
3
Central Gas
common
1;
—
13%
*
,
Corbys
75
16
Jan
17%
all
all
470
10
Feb
27%
50c
...
.
20% Aug
25
Apr
31
21%
4,330
26
225
16
16
375
14%
Feb
al5 Va
alG
155
14%
Feb
17
18%
1,125
17% Aug
22
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
26%
2,728
10
10%
500
24%
Lumber
20
12
Jan
17 Va
23
Jan
33
Jun
25
43
July
45
Mar
Exchange
26
9.50
class
al4
al4
35
Ltd_.
17%
17%
Ltd
29
29
29%
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Aug
33
Jan
Canadian
Int'l
Jan
13%
Apr
Canadian Marconi Co__i—
4,010
19%
Jan
28% July
Canadian
Power
14
100
.13%
Feb
14% May
Canadian
Westinghouse
26% Mar
Claude
28
29
285
33%
Jun
62
62
64
1,115
51
Jan
69
Jun
25%
27%
15,188
19%
Feb
Dominion
48%
48%
49%
285
39%
Jan
32% Aug
55 % Jun
Stores
Dominion Tgr & Chemical
Dominion Textile common
Donohue
Bros
9%
9%
10%
6,174
•
7Va
7%
7%
2,695
H4
10 \'a
10
10%
635
30
30
484
30
Jan
30 %
18%
19
950
17
Feb
22
common
Ltd
9% Aug
7% Aug
10
'
Dow
Du
Brewery
Pont of
Ltd
•
Canada
Sec
•
common
1Q
Kootenay
Euuy
Power
•
10
Match
Electrolux
Corp
Enamel &
Heating Prod class B.
Famous
Ford
93a
Players
Motor
Canadian
100
25%
425
9%
Co
—I
—
*
113
17%
590
Apr
Dominion
Jan
Dominion
East
1927——50
B
j
„
$2.00 preferred
"
17
94
Aug
103
104
Aug
108
51
670
50
Aug
66
Apr
40% a40 Va
30
37% Mar
45
July
8
Jan
Va
aG%
25
6
82
15
82
200
Aug
42% Aug
85
43
38
1,180
36
47
29
840
22
15%
of Canada
preferred
"
Interprovincial
Pipe
Woods
pfd_
pfdll
7%
Laura Secord
A
Oil
Mitchell
(Robt)
Class
Trust
Morgan & Co
4%%
_
III
£2 ^rug & Chemical
National Steel
Car Corp
Jun
50%
Jan
51 Va
May
84
Jun
94
16%
18%
1.970
16
79%
82 %
10,477
79%
88%
90%
536
88 %
Aug
45
46%
425
42%
Jan
57%
Aug
70
Jun
62
May,
45
100
common
Tubes
4%
5%
preferred
Quebec
_I~
Power
(A V) (Canada)
RoIIand Paper class B
*Va% preferred
see
page
St
Traders
al5
al6
500
16
May
16%
a an
10 %
11
202
10 %
Aug
11%
Apr
Aug
16
19
Jan
United
126
Jan
13%
Jun
a8%
175
%
18%
Apr
50
18%
a
9%
9%
125
27
28
825
6%
6%
4,402
a80% a80%
5
71
69%
71
1.050
47
47
471'2
155
a7%
a7%
25
al.50
al.50
30
25%
com
8% May
18
9%
27
Jan
Aug
Aug
9
19 % May
.
Jan
Feb
May
86
Feb
Jan
85
Jun
Anacon
45
Jun
48
Jan
Anthonian
8
Mar
Feb
n
Jan
2.25
Jan
July
July
May
Arcadia
(J
Oil
Arno
Mines
250
22%
Jan
26 Vis
10
23 Va
26
16 V,
Apr
17
740
15
Jan
18
36%
37
275
35
Jun
a22
a22
180
20
Jan
92
92
155
92
July
40
May
22% Jun
95V2 Jan
11%
11%
125
10
Feb
24
25
11% Aug
790
24
Aug
29
44
45
May
75
40
Mar
42
46
Jun
41'/2
43
2,470
Beatrice
31
41% Aug
57%
Jan
30
Mar
38
21% Mar
26
May
May
141
May
97
24
160
109','2 113%
a24% a24%
355
24
113%
25
105
al05
5
9%
a
9-%
300
38 Va
36
38%
1,125
64
60
64 Va
1,280
1.05
1.70
5,800
48 Va
48 Va
50
1,630
78
10
11%
a78
a
Aull Metal
100
<>%
Jan
150
10%
Jan
12% Mav
15% Mar
12%
12%
1,710
11%
Jan
13
Feb
_5
24
24
200
24
Aug
34
Apr
40
40
25
40
F-b
JO
F'b
72
'July
pfd—50
Jan
23
Feb
108% July
9% Aug
1
*
Co
class
L
35%
55%
1.05
47
Aug
Jan
Aug
Aug
A
17%
Bandowan
Red
Rare
Jun
1.80 Aug
Jan
86%
11
Apr
5,587
1,065
a3J
75
30
3.30
3.35
900
5%
350
5
.5%
Jun
20%
Jan
21% May
78
Feb
80
64
Mar
77
Jan
May
16
Jan
23
Jun
28 %
Jan
38 Va
Jun
Jun
12
Jan
27
Aug
144% May
70
236
63 Va
Jan
85% July
Aug
30
420
27
100
9 Va
9%
100
a28
9%
42%
90%
1128
1
8
Jun
25
3.10
Jan
5 % Julv
Aug■
4.35 July
10%
Jan;
Jan
35
10
Mar'
Aug
9 Va
27
Apr
25
33
Feb
23%
Apr
July
18%
100
39c
15,000
32c
8c
8c
7,500
8c
July
80c
80c
91c
4,000
80c
Aug
2.00
Jan
9,000
10 %c
Aug
30c
Jan;
1.10 Aug
2.15
1
lie 14 Vac
■
1.10
1.25
5,000
3
I
-
1.25
4 %c
4%c
5c
11.000
8c
8c
1,000
o
1
18% Aug
Aug
Ltd
10c
Jan
Aug
20c
May
13 Va
13%
875
65c
66c
10,250
GOc
4c
4c
4c
5,500
4c
6c
6c
3,500
27c
25c
29c
9,000
1
Lake
Gold
Metals Ltd
13c
Mines
20%
Jan
1.75
Apr
14c
Jan
July
12c
Aug
35c
Jan
6c
Aug.
32c
Jan
25c
11c
Jan
Aug
1.50
Jan
1
8c
8c
10c
128,000
6c
-j
77c
70c
77c
70.500
40c
Jan
80c
1
11c
lie
13c
5,000
11c
Aug
23c
30c
27,200
24c
Feb
48c
Vac
4,150
3c
July
18c
Mar
Aug
■38c
May
Ltd
1
30c
24c
*
4%c
3 %c
*
Jan
Jun
12c
12c
4,400
12c
48c
1,500
48c
Aug
1.50
Jan
40e
49c
1,100
40c
Aug
1.30
Feb
30%
30!'.,
100
1
_
Ltd—IIIIl
4
48c
—
_
1,000
13% Aug
Aug
Aug
July
voting trust
Tungsten Mines
13c
Jan
Aug
8c
66c
"1
IIIIIIIl
Apr
Feb
4 %c
1
Ltd
70c
17c
>
■
24
Feb
35 %
July
7c
8,500
4%c Aug
11V2C
Mar
7.50
600
7.10
.7.50.
Canadian
300
Collieries
7.35 Aug
5.90 Feb
Common
5%
Mines
Oil
Ltd
Co
Canalask
3
IllHIIHioo
Lithium
Petroleums
Mines Ltd
__
13%
Jan
IOVb
Jun
Ltd—
1
—
Devonian
Nickel
—
Ltd
iDunsmuir)
preferred
Canadian
25 Va
Va
Aug
195
2,085
7.35
'
18%
25
3.35
,
36
8
98
.
1
Ltd—
Uranium
Canadian
673^
66
825
pan
4'ac
Mar
18
69%
8
Jan
12% Mar
1)6
7.35
May
64
36
92 %
Aug
4 VaC
43
a30
37%
37
96
11% July
115
1.30
1
32
a31
'.
Aug
2
Jan
66 %
58
60c
-l
Jan
.18 %
5
116
10% Aug
Atlantic
41
•
7,400
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
27%
5
Jan
100
69c
Canadian
Calumet
485
65
Feb
12%
10%
OQc
33c
Calgary <fc Edmonton Corp Ltd
13% May
Feb
Hill
240
a75
Aug
13
1
Burnt
30
a75
Jun
18
Feb
18%
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Miiies Ltd—!
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
43
,n
25%
Aug
15
20c
Mines
Jun
Jun
Fib
Feb
18
25
Jan
78
16%
18%
100
8c
:
Bay Mining—
29
5,240
135
18
5% May
35c
—
Mines
Mines
Bateman
275
a23
20
2.25 Aug
•
;
Ltd
Gold
Barvallee
12
18 Va
20
115
1
Corp Ltd
Jan
59
July
ll50 Aug
__II_Il
Ltd—.
13
84
72 %
64% Mar
Aug
115
3
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A-
11%
17
.
Ltd———_I_II_III»
117
45% July
Jun
July
Mar
3.25
3
••
Jan
46
10
all Va all %
*
Mines Ltd—
Band-Ore
43
29
69c
*
Ltd—
9%
57
100
10
Line
.
18
pfd.100
class A
Aug
Jan
al5% al5 %
*
Fund
8 %
1.50
10%
cum
49%- Jan
Jun
3.25
\
3
—
6'r
8% Aug
13
1.50
A__*
^
Bornite Copper Corp
Bouzan Mines Ltd
26%
8%
3.25
—5
class
Baker Talc Ltd
Boreal
100
Apr
500
Bellechasse
31%
May
14
—
common
Pipe
C)_,
Nickel
a25
•
83
12%.
*
Mining Corp_
25'2
25
Aug
Apr
14
Lead Mines Ltd
25
—
22 V2
76%
8%
1
Pwr
Ameranium -Mines
a25
•
19 Va Mar
325
12 V4
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd——
Alscope Exploration Ltd-:
;
6
1.50
1'%
625
8%
I
Corp
Hotel
79
Jun
337
82
50
Ltd-*;
of Canada
Ltd
58%
7%
14%
22%
76%
Mining and Oil Stocks—
9% Aug
35
Feb
12%
Inc
Corporations
Wilson
Apr
July
8%
14 Va
,iq
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)_.
*
Western Canada Breweries Ltd
_5
Windsor
11
Feb
22 Va
76%
13.50
.
pfd
Ltd
Finance Corp
Mar
4.50
__3
"•
.;
Ltd
Mountain
18
19% May
a8%
1
Ltd—
Trans-Canada
110
Jan
*
46.
Jan
al5
10%
A
1st
(Cant
Gas
Union Gas
Jan
»
57
4
Canada
Industries
Maurice
Feb
Mar
—IIIII25
footnotes
18%
Bearings
Chains
105
a22
"
"
"
Royal Bank of Canada
Roy all te oil Co Ltd common
For
M
Aug
9
•
Preferred
Aug
&;
100
_
R°«
Jun
Aug
214
Canada
18
*
42
54
68 %
Southern
122
—
common
Jan
4
1
6'/
part 2nd
Apr
2
,fin
Transport,
41
53
Mills Ltd
July
13
•
4
a
'
Steel
15
1.60
common
a41
a53
67
cum
Co
600
211
& Co Ltd
preferred
a41
Jan
115% May
Feb
41
of Canada
Sangamo
12
•
common—3
9
50
R
Jan
123
•
550
44
Jun
25
110%
103
a24
100
Rights
Provincial
Jan
Aug
12
—1
Powell River
Company
Power
Corp of Canada—
6
8
43%
Corp
Renold
123
•
a9
8
a
Aug
1.00
Aug
3.50 July
42
Russell
a24
-
6% preferred
Placer Development
Prir^ Bros
100
18%
—
common
9
*
Ltd "A"
70c
85
114
Apr
3
•
145
200
Trans
common__5
T.tri
Ogilvle FJour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products
Pen mans
75
27
.
Page-Hersey
51
a85 a85%
.
Mines
505
Rignts
Feb
47%
315
18%
Mar
1.75 Aug
2,000
1,195
Quebec Telephone Corp
Aug
43
Jan
27
Aug
90
6.)
non
8.00
Aug
70c
47
6%
Jun
3.50
8%
Power
May
Jan
31 Va Mar
130
Mar
1.35
45
Premier
Mar
3
50
770
Noranda
70c
25
Aug
1.75
27
8%
Jun
23
325
2,751
Niagara Wire Weaving
70c
100
62%
Jun
2,597
8
49
j50
15
450
63
12
-
_
commonII
preferred
a25
1.70
47
32 Va
16%
a25
1.70
8 %
27%
29%
•
1.75
1.75
1.70
—...»
Apr
•
Mar
1.75
.
Apr
31
222
Feb
97
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
3
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd—10
12%
.
Locomotive
Montreal
Moore
10% July
27
?
28
5
86
Paper Co,
2,895
*
a
B
Montreal
Jan
Ontario
10%
6%
20
70
3.50
Refrig & Storage Ltd
Corp Ltd common— L_
10%
45%
*n
21
clasn
J/2 May
60
43
Jan
Aug
3
Aug
30%
Feb
Jun
1.60 Aug
*
Preferred
47%
48%
•
"
A
B
30 % July
41
May
10%
*
Light & Pwv.Co Ltd
3,695
a
150
a29
al20
*
'...
preferred V
50
a8%
20
a28
3
Montreal
45^4
—7„n
%n«
"II
pfd
class
Molson Breweries Ltd
Class
" "
__
6%
Mexican
Minnesota &
,
50
100
Mar
al20
a29
-20
B—
47%
•
commonl
Preferred
McColl Frontenac
Mersey Paper 5%%
class
45 % Mar
II—III*
20
*
_100
a
class
86 %
18 =
35
3
Ltd
Inc
Jun
MacKinnon Structural steel new
com."
MacMillan & JBioedel class JB
•
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
Mar
23
29%
•
Power_I
Participating
23% May
26% Aug
Jun
39%
23
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter Ml
:_i—•_*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
!
„3
Melcliers Distillers Limited common
3
May
100
HI"
Candy Shops
Acceptance clasa
Lewis Bros Ltd
Lower St Lawrence
25
r
(Alfred)
Jan
B
•
29% Aug
50
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd-3
Aug
100
Feb
5,187
pfd
Jan
j
Lines
36
33
pfd
class
Foundation
conv
11
*
common
Jun
33
Ltd
Can
39%
35%
7%
Mar
.
—50
of
50
52
51
a
Feb
29%
—<
2,463
59
10
5
j2 %
pfd—
$1.40
%
.7.50
*
Jamaica Pub Serv Co Ltd
7%
Laoatt Limited
(John)
Co
ll7/s
8
100
200
33
Ltd
Manufacturing
Motor
Lambert
46-% Mar
Aug
Apr
43
common.
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
cuurcuui
c/u uia
International Utilities Corp
39%
Aug
80 V2
"
Canada
584
*
IIII—""
1_II_
nfd
938
IIII~50
$2.75 preferred
Ltd
29
•
May
7
1.20 Aug
Products Ltd
Grain
10%
;
1
$4.50 preferred
3,136
17
28
50
49%
com
Indust Accept
Corp common
Warrants
17
15 Va
39%
.
4.00
57
20
300
Engineering Works Ltd
Industries
Journal
May
51
•
2.90 Aug
Feb
25
263i
50
Bay Mining
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Va May
100
36
26%
I87" Mav
1;25
Investment
43
——
*
44
1.20
Jan
26%
•
;
Paner common
135
100
A.*
cl
Sec
33 %
31
Feb
Aug
200
50
Jan
Aug
82
29
pfd
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
International Paints (Can)
96
36
Laurentide
Ford
104
43
•
•
the
Fleet
a6
a
inc
Goodyear Tire 4%
Lake of
Feb
Aug
May
50
•
Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime &Alabas
Home Oil class A"
of
18
Feralco
96
50 Va
1%
;
30
6
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd„*
Steel
Federal
Jan
104
\
22% May
Mar
65
Apr
96
100
37%
Aug
28
30
Apr
100
.
Great Lakes
Int Nickel
1.10
Jan
Jan
May
17
125
25%
27%
35
529
100
55%
23
25
200
46
Jun
1,130
35
17%
100
Aug
1,980
Jun
7%
52
24
14
46
19
28 Va
Jun
100
65
28
14
7%
1,300
23
267
—.49
20 V)
28 Va
82
Cement
11%
Jan
Mai
3.00
:
Kootenay Fower lf'/c
July
10
Aug
'A
50
.
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp—
a50% a50%
19
100
Inland
9%
1.00
15%
Jan
"A"__ -10c
Standards
L)
Jan
Aug
21%
'
May
27%
(R
10 %
7%
350
7
Paper Corp Ltd--
Ltd
6%
General Steel Wares common
5% preferred
$2.25
Mar
Jun
24
General Dynamics
General Motors
Hudson
6
24%
•
common
6% preferred
5VsVe preferred
Class
110
1.00
17
20
common
Gatlneau Power
Howard Smith
9%
1.00
17%
1
Corp.
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd
10
25 Va
,25%
Ltd
Co
Consolidated
Grain
39%
2,545
.
Jun
13%
Aug
20
——;
Div
Jan
High
l.oo May
uuiy
3.00
Ltd
Inv
Consolidated
9%
31
50
com
Advert
General
Neon
Eastern
East
Paper
Preferred
12%
Aug
&
65c
3.00
Trust Ltd
25 Va
65
al4
Investments
Inv
a32
B
Dock: Co
&
25,000
a32
7%
Packers
Ltd
Low
82c
21%
"III
Rarge Since J»n„ 1
High
72c
7%
Canada
General
Shares
21%
Flooring Co Ltd class B_„.
Dredge
for Week
7%
5
Sugar
Canada
Canadian
Sales..
Range
21%
Dominion
&;
Canadian
26=8
Week's
of Prices
Last
a32
Development Co Ltd
Canada
23 Va
com
common-
Jun
Funds
75c
Anglo-Nfld
14
Foundries & Steel
Jun
2^5
Low
Timber
&
Anglo-Cau Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd_.
Jan
Dominion Steel & Coal-
Dominion Glass
ADr
27 Va
13 "a
Par
Abltca
Canadian
26
10 Va
-2.50
4.65
Feb
27%
Sale Pries
Jan
26
Dome Exploration
Jun
Feb
%
13%
Friday
'
STOCKS
July
18
Distillers Seagrams
Jan
82
27%'
Canadian
17% July
20 Ve
25%
I8V4
Class B
Crown ZeUerbach
9.00
17% May
a42% a42%
,
—
Canadian Stock
Jun
20%
A
6.25 Aug
'
4%%' preferred
13% May
28% Jan
al6
class
Jan
.
Feb
3.75
Jan
25V)
Smelting-
Glass
Aug
*
Worts-
&
Weston
8% July
16
Consol Mining &
Consumers
%
46%
37%
61%
»
;
Corp
34% May
26% Jan
al6% al6%
JHii
17
39% July
30 %
all
Jua
44%
62%
46% July
27%
(B
J>
Combined Enterprises
96 V2
21
May
43
30
Coghlin
u,y
Aug
July
bo:%
40
40
May
33
8%
•
AO >3
*
May
20
9 Vis
21%
♦
Elll
0
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
22 Va
preferred—If
Jun
Jan
30 Va
Canadian Oil Companies common——.•
Canadian Pacific Railway
21
.
37%
'
Preferred
13
m
Gooderham
Zellers Limited
97 ■%.
Bank
Webb &
Feb
6% Aug
6 % Aug
Oils
Winnipeg
July
--
„
;
Steel
91
230
46 Va
;
:
com,.
__
Canada-
Toronto-Dominion
July
Jan
<3
63,110
94
3
common
Ltd
of
Aug
13%
42'%
82
3
Canada
of
16%
80%
a
J.-.
50
4%Sc
Williams
Steel Co
Jun
14
24
B
Breweries
Simpsons
Jun
39
—w
•
!
—,
39%
44 Va
•
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Class
High
Mar
14
94
3
com
LOW
13 %
13'%
137/a
bnawmigan Water
Power common—•
50
Series A 4% preferred-
27
80
88
*
A
..
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiqh
15
100
_
Shares
15
•
common
__
62
Mar
Corp
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
1,280
*
100
88
Lawrence
5'io
4.50 May
48%
•
•
common
St
37
for Week
Low
•
St Lawrence Cement class A
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
•
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian
40
10
common
Aluminium
Canadian
'
69%
69
Week's
Last
Sale Price
25
British
series
68
100
3.65
•
preferred
$1.75
3.65
common
Canadian
t
3.000
Ltd 4.40'[o
Breweries
Canadian
>•;
'*
15%
10
common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
$1.25
'
14%
preferred
Canada Safeway
>
14%
100
J
•
pfd____100
Steamship common
•
4Vi%
'♦ Canada
i
160
20
preferred
$1.30
Canada
41
•
common
Canada Cement common
i
.
Low
41
„
23
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41
•
—5
AUGUST
Frit..;
25
Telephone—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
1
Columbia
WEEK
for Week
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Ltd.
_
Mines Ltd
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
I
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd—
:
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
*
5'a
5',
70c
Ji70e
50
6.60
7.25
1,900
14c
20c
15,300
14c
Aug
45c
Jan
36c
39c
6,000
36c
Julv
82c
May
3.15
3.05
3.30
3,200
14c
14c
16c
4,600
17c 20%c
__
__
7.05
1
14c
1
37C
1
1
—" 1
a
100
5% Mar
65c
6.50
3.00
July
Feb
Jan
7 Va
30c
10
5.6 5
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
14c
Aug
55c
Jan
4.500
17c
Aug
54c
Jan
8<:
He
9c
2,500
8c
Aug
19c
Jan
4c
4c
4c
2,000
4c
Jun
7%c Jan
~1
•
a
?
•
Number 5667
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chr07iicle
.
(871)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Central-Del
Cleveland Conner Corp
Low
90<:
1.0!)
56,350
90c
Aug
8c
10c
18.700
8c
12c
190
9,500
12c
Aug
Aug
14c
15c
11.000
10c
Jan
8c
Aug
i
1
12c
~_1
Ltd—1
Minos
10:!
80.002
i
8.80
14V, July
Apr
4.20
46c
40c
27c
Feb
Ventures
Jan
Jun
Waite
Ltd—
Ltd
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd—.—1
*
8c;
4,000
17c
Jan
15
17%
10,475
Jan
2.5%
Apr
Westburne Oil Co Ltd—
9c
!)e
10c;
7,000
9c
Aug
22c
Jan
Western
Decalta
Consol Sudbury La sin Mines Ltd
41
Continental Mlnidg' Exploration Ltd—1
1,05
1.05
1,000
99C
AUg
3.05
Jan
Westville
Mines
2.00
2.00
2.10
6,000
2.00 Aug
5.25
2.50
700
2.40 Aug
5.10
8c;
10,000
5 lie
July
333
9 %c
Jun
19c
1,400
12 Vb
May
14%
Jun
2.30 Aug
5.20
Jan
65c
Jan
53c
14,400
7.00
300
25c
5,000
High
22o
4c
17,500
95c
1.02
17,600
91c
2.05
2.05
400
10c
lie
14,250
Jun
2.35
45c
Aug
7.00 Aug
20o
Aug
3%C Aug
3%c
Jan
44
July
31% Aug
Jan
12% Jan
Jan
54c
Feb
8c
Jan
17c
515
10c
Jan
2.50
31%
21c
3 VaC
8c
17
1
12,000
7.00
"
Ltd
12c
45c
24c
Pyrite
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
31%
49c
& Copper Corp Ltd—1
Weedon
Shares
10c
31%
1
Mines
Amulet
12c
1
—,—*
Virginia Mining Corp
Mar
for Week
Low
Par
Lithium Mines
Valor
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
1,09
-
Cadillac
Consol Central
mah
U .00
Bi-Oro Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Low
Week's
of Prices
Friday
10%
.
AUGUST 23
STOCKS
—15c
Chitaougamau Jaeulel Ltd
Chipmaiv Lake Mines Ltd—;
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Ltd—
Oils
Rio
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Consolidated Donison Mines Ltd——1
Yellowknife Mincs_-
Consol Quebec
1
1
Chit) Mines Liu—1
Explorations Ltd—.
Copper RtUul
Cora..
Dablon Mining Corp Ltd
Ltd-,
Mines
Dome
Sullivan
East
Ltd—
El Sol Gold; Mines
Empire Oil & 'Minerals I no
■—
—
2.30
2.35
30«
.
1,900
14 ',
25o
30c
5.100
1.70
1.80
4.800
15c
18c
7,500
15c
10c
13c
8,500
10c
Aug
July
15c
15c
4,500
15c
Feb
29 %c
Jan
750
Aug
May
42 a4
Jan
25c
Feb
Aug
1.70 Aug
24
Ltd
1
Ltd
Metal Mines
Nickel Mines!Ltd—
Mining
Exploration Inc_.. Hi
29
27
29
21c
18c
22c
1
2.15
2.10
2.15
3.000
92c
75c
92c
111,200
72c
Or
1,500
5c
Falconbi'idge
Fano
Faraday, Uranium Mines Ltd
Co Ltd—
—
Fatima-- Mining
Fontana Mines
Frobisher
Fundy
Ltd '—
1—
■
* 108,880
14c
1.75
Feb
2.00
2.00
100
13c
lie
14c
15,800
11c
Aug
87 c
«
—
14c
80c
98c
16,200
55c
May
Aug
Jan
3.10 Apr
23c
General. Petroleums
Jan
1.35 July
Warrants
Jan
30c
Mar
5c;
1.000
5c
July
11c
Apr
4.25
4.30
1,600
38c
45c:
53,300
22c
8c:
He
500
80
17
17 %
400
10
all)
60
tic
0c
19,800
28'.,
3.830
1
—
—:——~
1
,
11c
,—•
Ltd
Mines
6,000
38c
—-—
—
12c
4.30
Ltd-—1
of Canada
a
4.25
5.60
Jun
Aug
May
47c
AUg
Aug
28c
21% Mar
12 Va Mar
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common——•
Class A
-—*
Alba
13% Mar
6,000
8c
17c
17c
6,100
17C
2.07
3.00
345,415
1.15
1.70
303,630
4.00
3.75
4.25
3,625
8
1
•
Hollmger
Gold
Cons
Hudson-Rand
1
5
28
27%
.1-1—1
15c
12c
Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Corn
Copper
8
630
68c
68c
4,500
61c
28c
31c
15,000
8c
.10c
13,000
1.60
1.45
1.65
Mines Ltd
21c
Jan
Algoma
23 %
Feb
3514
Jun
Aluminum
Co
1
15c
1,600
Apr
Aluminum
lie
11c
lie
4.000
10c
Aug
23c
Jan
50c
50c
50c
500
50c
Aug
80c
May
International Ceramic Mining Ltd——1
Iso Uranium Mines
———1
20c
18c
20c:
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
1,500
18c
July
30c
Jan
American
35c
30c
,35c
25,100
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
,4%c
31 L:c;
5c
15.000
3c
July
13c
Jan
8c
7,000
Analogue Controls
7c
Aug
23c
Jan
Anchor
25
Jun
Anglo American Exploration
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
—.
Jardus
Kontiki
Lead
Ltcl voting trust,
Mines,
Labrador
1
,
-1
7e
Mining. & Eploration Co
1
Ltd
—1
al!)
a-20
55
5.55
5.55
900
5c
512C
5.000
15c
15c
2,000
11c
lie
2,000
Zinc
Mines
Ltd—
Lakes Shore Mines
5%c
Lingsicie Copper Mining Co Ltd———1
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
•
Louvicourt. Golcifield Corp—
Ltd,-——5
1
—5
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupinc
1
.
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltcl—
Merrill
Island
Merrill
Petroleums
Ltd
Mining
1
Ltd
1
—*
Mines Ltd
Mid-Chibouganiau
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd,
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——-1
Montgary Explorations Ltd,
1
Mines Ltd—
j
88
Coal
Ltcl
Oils
&:
Oils
Okalta
Ltd
(1945 )
Feb
13='..
13
13%
300
95c
66c
1.08
32,400
13%
12%
1.35
Pennbec Mining Corp
&
Oil
1.45
1.50
49c
55c
14,200
19
18%
19
3,180
93 Vb
10
11
3,255
32%
28%
32%
6,366
28% Aug
*
50
37
36%
40%
14,994
44%
44%
36% Aug
43 Va Jun
500
12% Aug
20 Va
Jan
17c
July
65c
Jan
3,000
98c
Apr
1.75 May
Aug
2.65 Mai-
1.55
41,700
12c
15c
44.000
12c
Aug
62c
Jan
10c 10
%c.
6,600
10c
Aug
49c
July
1.45
1.47
1.100
6c
7%c
2.500
6c
Aug
14c
Jan
1'3 Vim
15c
6,500
8c
Jun
18c:
July
7c
1312
c
1.85
1.85
5c
Gas
1.40 Jan
400
5c
7,500
1.85
Aug
2.59 May
12c
Aug
6c
4,500
6c
1.50
4,800
1.25
5.25
5.85
9,500
2.05
2.10
22c
9.600
9.00
3,200
22c:
20c
25c
■11 Vic Apr
Jan
1.80 Mar
9.00 Mar
10c
5,900
10c
8.75
58,800
33c
July
2.05 Aug
2.90
17c
54c
Aug
8.50 Aug
14%
37
July
29%
4,450
16 Va
Feb
20c
l'.OOO
14c
Jun
1
23c
20%c
24c
8,000
18c
July
28c
27c;
27c
30c
July
45c
2.95
2.95
3.00
500
1.58
1.47
1.58
2.100
e
5c
5%e
7.300
5c
7c
7c
8%c
8,500
5 la c
1
5 %
1
*
Producers Ltd
15c
3.60
34c
2.40 Jan
1.40
7.000
3.25
3.50
20c
14,000
14c
Jan
8.0c
26
.
Jan
Feb
_—2
'
Jan
lie
20c
.
8,900
13c
1.98
Jun
July
Jan
3.90 Apr
1.85 Apr
Jan
15c
Jan
17c
Aug
July
Aug
Jan
75c
Jan
4.25
Feb
July
Quebec Lithium Corp—
,
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—,—
—
85c
4,100
85c
45c
45c
3,500
45c
Aug
Aug
9c
10c
7,500
9c
Aug
26c
Mar
6.00
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Quemont
6.25
2,300
6
Aug
10
Mar
.—1
Sharbot". Lake
Oil
Lake
&
14,000
60c
68c
5.05
*
24c
24c
24c
1.000
Class B
Atlantic
Aubelle
;
Auto
Ltd
Jan
20c
77c
Jan
18%
Jan
19c
Jan
Mar
1.00 Aug
Aug
8.00
Jan
42c
Jan
22c
Aug
Mines
Barvue
Metals
Base
Beatty
Beaucage
Lumber
Quebec
Telephone
9 %c
9c
9 Vac
3,500
9c
Jun
30c
Jan
Black
30c
37c
70,700
1 no
Jan
65c
Jun
Bonville
13c
Aug
800
2,500
60c
2.20 Mar
18c
Jan
3.35 May
70c
Apr
May
15c
17c
8,500
15c
Aug
33c
Jan
36c
46c
24,134
36c
Aug
74c
2.69
3.10
14,250
July
May
16c
^_50c
—'k_____ *
500
2.90
1.80
Jan
4.40
Bibis
Yukon
St.
Branch:
1203
Branch
65
West
44th
Bowater
fnntnnfpc:
nn<ri>
dfi
3,800
43c
Aug
94c
Feb
I,785
40c
Aug
70c
July
23%
245
25% Mar
22% Mar
5c
6c
31,500
1.27
67,900
29c
29c
2,200
22c
July
69c
85c
42,100
37o
Jan
5c
14c
Aug
Jan
2.20 Jan
1.05 Aug
40c
Feb
17 V11
2,981
15% Mar
20
41
60
40
May
43
Jan
41
46 %
40
41
Apr
49
Aug
8 %c
10c
14,000
19c
Apr
3.25
3.25
16 %
200
8%
9%
3,400
7c
13%
28j*
_1
-1
25
-o
2.95
.
95 101 Va
450
90
10%
2,222
7
Jan
6%
6%
950
5
Mar
21%
217b
4,29:)
21
8c
14,000
36c
48c
8c
,
157,550
19c
18,000
17,600
9 Vac
21.000
1.72
1.80
500
43
/4
24 ,ac
--
82c
23 -c
3 /ac
*
•
—
JOHN'S,
7Vac Aug
18c
1'c
I-80
1.60 Mar
200
13
100
50c
7c
7c
5,000
6c
Jan
14
16
Jan
1.10
May
Jun
Jun
Apr
12 %c Jan
II,580
13 Va Aug
20% Jan
25 Va
29
435
25 V2 Aug
41
Jan
22
25%
2,605
22
28
July
2.73
3.15
12.600
22 Vac
13 Va
Aug
3.80 July
2.40 Feb
25c.
8,600
22c
43%
3,027
41 Va
Aug
53
447
52 Va Aug
24 VaC
26c
•35c
35c
16,000
4,500
24%C AUg
35C
Aug
62c
63c
2,600
6'2c
40c
54c
118,170
20c 24 %c
40,150
42c May
54% Jan
Aug
42
9c
10c
51
.04c
25,900
5%
5Vh
175
Jan
Aug
92c
May
AUg
47c
Mar
8c
Mar
50
50C
5
4,800
65c
7,500
17c
300
18
101
305,890
100
15,367
1.13
1.34
60
July
18
40
12 %o Jun
Aug
Aug
80c
1.88
Jan
20c
18c
1.70
Jan
84c
40c
17c
1.65
Jun
45c
75c
70c
39%
60
Aug
14,000
50
52c
1.70
--
Jan
Jan
2.01
'
18
39 -4
1.20
Feb
39c
21c
Aug
July
9c
15
7% May
1,75 Jun
AUg
40c
July
Apr
16% May
18
July
3.15 May
Apr
1.55
Jun
1.93 Jan
46 Va May
39 Va Aug
1.13
Aug
Jan
19% May
14 Va
1.58
Apr
1.89 Jan
- ~
-
2.75
Feb
14 VaC
15c
25,474
4,856
,jc
6c
7c
19,100
1-33
14c
1.23
1.40
48,225
50c
75c
12,000
50c
Aug
15c
l'4c
14 VaC
15c
8,000
14c
Aug
70c
62c
65c
6,700
60c
7Vac
7c
7 Vac
9.900
7c
Aug
July
14c
Mar
15c
May
14V2C Aug
32c
Feb
%c Jan
12c
Jan
2.65
Jan
5
1.15 Aug
1,70 Mar
Jan
1.12 Jan
8c
8%c
Aug
10c
5,500
2,617
7c
9c
9c
50c
37,400
45c
Aug
Aug
50
50
43 %
43 %
50
42% Jun
49
47
47
47
160
40 V2 May
4.60
4.75
632
4.60 Aug
47% Aug
5% Apr
1
8c
6%c
8c
19,000
*
5.00
8%
4.50
5.20
4,346
3.75
8Vb
8 V2
5,056
IV4
pfd
1
Paper
Mines
Traction
•
common
—
155
—
Jun
46
200
16,950
2.45
2.58
25.596
2.20 Aug
3.60 Jun
47
48%
13,493
43 V4
Feb
57% Jun
76%
76%
100
76 Va
Aug
84
39%
113
39% Aug
46% Jun
43
190
39 Va
44
76%
39%
43
43
100
90 %
90%
91
15
50
47%
47 V
48
365
pfd
,
a
—♦
10%
10%
11
5,700
A_—*
1312
13 Va
13%
185
—*
14
14
14%
175
•
class
Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
Broulan Reef Mines
Company
50
July
32c
50
50
Packers
Jan
5.45 Mar
10
7.50
100
4%
preferred
preferred
Columbia
Jan
10c
45
48
preferred
preferred
Feb
Jan
May
27c
2.50
Elec
43
Jun
Jan
1.55
4.10 Jan
8.25 Aug
,
Oil——
Columbia
6c
I8V2C Jan
7.00
50
preferred.—
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British
Jan
1.16 Mar
17c
45c
Class B
P. Q.
Jan
14c
9c
45%
43 Va
46
3,512
25
41%
British Columbia Forest Products
2-4545
29%
20 %c Mar
17 %
wc
6% Jun
Aug
Aug
Va
€c
1.00
50
52c
118% May
15 V4 Apr
Jan
14 Va
1
British
8% Aug
11% May
45c
4%%
Office:
Feb
9.50
30c
5%
Phillips Square
July
52 Va
^3c
.
4% Jan
3%
8%
8% Aug
155
8%
July
1
1
Gold Mines
Amer
8 VaC Aug
1.00
/a
1.90 Jun
40 Va
1
Brown
F»r
Jan
45c
45c
—-1
Corp 5 V
preferred
5 V2 7c
4 % %
4% %
West, Montreal
St., New York City, MUrray Hill
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Bowater
British
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
13
Britalta Petroleum
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
Local
Aug
Gold
Mines
Bouscariillae
Bouzan
& Tank
Warrants
STOCK EXCHANGE
Notre Dame
Mines
Gold
Bordulae
British
230
8
Brilund Mines Ltd
MEMBERS,: MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
100
1
Ltd———
Uranium—
Mines
Bay
--
14
—
Bridge
HART
TORONTO
10%
May
1
•
Mines—
Warrants
Bidcop
1
*
*
1
1
1
Mines
Uranium
Bicroft
Brazilian
CANADIAN
51% Feb
9c
1
-—
Copper Corp_.
Mines
Bevcon
Bralorne
&
16%
Aug
18c
1
25
50c
Mines—,
Bethlehem
Eoymar
SAVARD
—
Belleterre
Bell
47c
1
common
Belcher Mining Corp——
4,100
27c
Co
A
61.900
14c
28c
Aug
47
7 Vac
*l"a
•
——*
—*
Lodge Uranium
Beaver
20c
2.60
Jan
11 Va
164
6c
--
*
-1
*
1
Beaver
2.26
Jan
Paper class A
&
Bros
Class
—
9
-*
Mines
Power
Beattie-Duquesne
15c
Jan
Mining
Uranium
Bathurst
2.10
14c
12o
100
8%
1
*
Bat,a Petroleums Ltd
15c
4.00
—
Barymin Exploration Ltd
2.10
57c
Scotia
Mines
Barnat
Aug
Aug
——
Montreal—
17
1
16 Va
401 a
46Va
10c
-—50o
1
10
—1®
—1
1
i.
Nova
5,660
2.10 Aug
Ltd—
of
173n
May
:——
common—
of
17
23
Mines
Bank
17%
:
Trojan- Consol Ltd
United; Oils Ltcl—
83c
1
Prods class B
Bank
Jan
27c
15,300
1.09
1-24
29c
1
Mines
Bankeno Mines
10c
2.50
20c
11%
49'%
23 Va
5Vac
1
Mines—.
River
Oils
Banff
64c
1.60 July
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5 '/a preferred
5r'r>
2nd
preferred
2,000
1
Jan
49
15c
—
1
1
Avillabona Mines
2.500
—
Jan
43c
—41
—
Mines
Mines
Electric
11c
.
2.00 July
70c
40c
*•
;
Fabric
Auto
1.27
-1.25
,
3.50 Aug
Feb
29c
Aug
1.00 Aug
10 Va
9'8l>
Gold
Aunor
10c.
,
.
2.00 Jan
14c
11%
100
25c
Mines
-1
——
1.98
Aug
1,000
-*
5°
50
1
Acceptance common
Auniaclio
35c
Ltd
Aug
2.60 July
24,446
97,:;
Atlin-Ruffner
1
Empire Oils Ltd—,
48% Jan
80c
1.00
*
Productions
Artists
Yellowknife
Atlas
1.27
-
17
May
40% July
50% July
95c
1.05
3.00
95c
18c
———
Steels
Atlas
1
—
Jan
Aug
80c
Warrants
10c
13c
Jan
8
27c
2.85
Debentures
1.27
-
92
Aug
32c
83c
1.03
49%
—
Associated
—1
,
25 V* May
99
Aug
375
2.90
-1
Arjon Gold Mines
Ash Temple common—
1—1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Jan
Aug
Aug
4.90 Aug
24c
Aug
27c
27c
•
—4.75
pfd—50
*
common
$2 Va preferred
$2.40 preferred
Aug
Aug
Ltd
t'—
1.25
Jan
60C
18
45
4,500
2,773
63,700
3,600
1
Corp
Argus
—1
Ltcl
Gas
2.28
Aug
.
5c
1,500
Ltd
10
25,100
5.00
(1944»
Mines
Exploration
Trebor
6'ac
68c
Mines. Ltd——;
Rights'
6c
6c
5.05
Sullivan Cons Mines
Tib
23c
300
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltcl
Trans
6c
27,500
10
1
—
Mines Ltd
Standard'Gold
Tazin
2,500
29c
Ltd—.
Ltd
Mines
Stadacona. Mines'
Tarbeli
7 Vac
23c
10
*
Mines
Sherritt-Gorcion
Tache
7 VaC
25c
.'Mining Corp Ltd..———*
Red Crest Gold Mines
Stanwe'Ji
1
1
66a
15c
lc
—:
Feb
1.25
20c
Mines
Area
Baslca
85c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd———1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
245
1.70 Jan
1.35 July
35c
14c
50c
—
Petroleums
Corp
93%
1.88 Jan
l.OO
1
1
Petroleums Ltd—
Leduc
Aumaque Gold
Apr
May
20c
28*2
Jan
5.20 Aug
2.800
14c
Feb
Aug
6c
10%C
2.00
5c
1.40
Postage-Island (Chib j Mines Ltd--—1
Provo
1.25
pfd__—1
,
1
4%%
pfd
93
'
10,500
20c
Mines Ltd_
Porcupine, Prime
Jun
4
-
5.80
:-l
4Vi'«
•
——r——1
Anthes Imperial
*
Apex Consolidated Resources
•
Arcadia Nickel
—-1
Arcan
Jan
-
Jun
1.92
19 c
—1
—•
Ltd
Phillips Oik Co Ltd
Pitt Gold -Mining Co
17%
Aug
65c
1.17
8.85
Paudash-Lake Uran Mines Ltd
Permo-Gas
13'
13
Jan
1.25
l.*U
Explorations Ltd-1
Partridge Canadiuu
Jan
18c
2.20
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—,
July
1.15
1
LtcLl
Mines Ltd—;
55c
Feb
20c
1.40 May
49c
Mines
Ansil
44c
2,300
1,000
——
—00c
Ol'chan Uranium
115
2.08
—l
r— -—
Mar
Jun
1
Ltcl
73
Aug
1
Opemisce Explorers Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Jan
23c
50c:
Northsparv Uranium Mines Ltd-
Jun
91c
.—20c
Rare Metals
23c
23c
July
10,000
—
North American
40
Jan
37,500
10c
Pacific
10c
13 Vac
32C
12c:
Santiago Mines Ltd
Aug
13 %c Aug
1.07
—1
Spring Coulee Oil
Minerals Ltd *
New Superior Oils of Canada
Ltd—1
New Vinray Mines Ltd -—
1
Nocana. Mines Ltd
1
5c
6.30 July
25c;
Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
New
Feb
5.55 Aug
91c
Formaaue
New
18 V,
65c
30c
New
New
88
July
02c
New
Obalski
8c
May
7%c July
*
common
new
1
Ltd
Mines
93c
1
100
Ltd
Steel
8% July
July
Jan
11
Aug
10Va Mar
26o
9Vac
Feb
13% July
13% July
Aug
3.75 Aug
6% Apr
8
Apr
23c
64c
65c
Jan
16e
Aug
Aug
1.45
debentures
6c
21
1.00 Aug
30c
certificates
trust
1
Lake
Indian
Inspiration-Mining & Dcv Co Ltd
9c
•
common
Uranium
5 Vc
8c
Feb
9V4 July
17% May
1
—
Pacific Cons Oils
Algom
500
Jan
24
Apr
*
50c
Explorations Ltd
Voting
18%
7
17c
—
Gold
Alberta Distillers
Alberta
750
-1
Ltd
Mines
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Yk
8%
High
35%
Aug
22 Va Mar
2.35
8 Vic
trust
Advocate
%
Low
27%
•
——
Jan
27o
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
"
1.40
:
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Voting
292
\
1
Oil
&
Gas
7,857
23%
8
18%
1
Acadia-Uranium Mines
Acme
29%
18%
8V2
High
23 Vb
Warrants
Haitian
dfanres
27%
29%
Jan
Aug
17
8c
far Week
Low
•
25
Paper common
Preferred
Akaltclio
lie
5c
—
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Grandines Mines Ltd—
Gunnar
lie
1
——*
Lid
Apr
Sales
Range
Par
Ajax Petroleums
Oil. Ventures
Gateway Oils Ltd :
Gaspe
Jan
2.98
Exchange
Week's
Last
Bale Price
1.05
Fonda
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Mar
1.90 Jan
Jan
3.15 May
Aug
2.00 Aug
10c
1
Vic Mar
92c
July
2.00
III
—
5c
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Futurity
Ltil
(1945)
.
27
-
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Abitibi Power &
Fab
—
Toronto Stock
4.05 Mar
80c
1.00
Ltd———1
July
15c
25c
Petroleum
i.e. Feb
10c
"
1
—
12%
1.70
1
—
a
12%
__
-..1
Ltd——g
15c
a
12%
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Eastern
6c
15c
I_1
:—
Co Ltd.
Eastern Asbestos
a
—
—
Mines
tic
w_«
—
13
Co
1
—1
62c
40
41%
290
60c
63c
6,974
15
15%
980
25c
88
46%
Aug
Jun
Jun
Jun
90c
May
Feb
Feb
95% Mar
50
Mar
10 Va May
13% Jan
13
17% Apr
% Jan
13% Jan
l7'/a Apr
41
Feb
53
Jun
40
Aug
47%
Apr
Aug
14% Mar
1.07
Jan
60c
17% July
43
44:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(872)
.
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
"RANGE FOR WEEK FNDED AUGUST 23
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Mills
class
Brunhurst
Brunsmnn
Mines
7?- ar
_____
for Week
V
6Vi.
5.50
8c
■
11.500
720
75c4
3,090-
,
—
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
10 Vc
Gold
11c'32
9c
10c4
101
......
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4,000
34,560
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
2,50 May
Apr
21c
Aug
•
Jan
Mar
Ltd-
-
„—
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1
_
Burlington
j
,
4
__
10',,
7V
Consolidated Moslicr
37
Feb
Oils
Mac
Consolidated
4
1
61c
Aug
3.20 May
37e
Aug
Aug
51c
7.00
Preferred
Stone
_,
*
Landsj-
4
B
A.
1
B_:
*
13 V
13'a
6.90
class
-
_
Aug
24
25'a
25 V
24»a
26
14'4
common
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15:V
15-V
!
15 V
27
6 Vt
•
1.70
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Preferred
Canadian
Decalta Gas
Drawn
warrants-1
Husky
65c
7:00
6.70
Oil_
Aug
17
V
17V
17
18 V
10
9.60
10 V-
10V
10 V
11
6
6
26c
10,000
25c
1.06:)
32:,4
35
96
96
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17
19
•
8.50
11
30
30 V
11,455
A]ir
-
"f-
39 V .Jun
101V May
21V Jtily
•'
15
July
May
26 V Mav
5.50
40
Feb
1,500
18c
35,367
23c
33c
30c
35c
31,633
3.20
2.80
3.40
75,117
1.90
2.40
13,325
1.85
2.10
6,400
1.25
Feb
2.20
2.05
Apr
4.60 Apr
2.61 July
2.36
6,438
1.84 Jan
3.30 Mar
14c
14c
19C
l
50c
47c
50c
jCorp
•
—
Cobalt Consolidated Mining
Cochenour Willans
1.13
1.30
15,950
1.00 Aug
9*66
2.80
3.10
10,750
53
100
"•
—
3rOOO
8c
8c
9c
21 Vc
22c
6,500
15c
17C
9,400
154,850
7,900
16,700
1.06
88c
1.10
1.35
1.15
1.45
71c
78c
73
73
74
32c
30c
38c
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1.70
1.92
1.70
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14c
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70c
29,000
•
240
30,355
51,660
.
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Mines
l
Calliman
Flin
Cordasun
5.00
Jan
2.90
Apr
15 Vc
Jun
5.30 Jun
59
May
4.25
Fleet
Feb
Frascr
Apr
Froblsher
Apr
Fruohauf
55c
8% May
16c
150
II
Mines
Dragon OIl_
East
Crest
Power
44c
Mines
Mar
16,560
10c
Aug
21c
Jan
7c
Aug
16c
Mar
Aug
8
July
Aug
July
49Vc
Jan
Glacier
23c
Jau
Glenn
Genex
Geo
Apr
Goldale
19c
Jan
Goldcrest
Feb
26c
Jau
Gold
55c
Consolidated Gillies Lake
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Girayana. Mines
For footnote?
17V
56,338
12 V
Jan
8.00
25V
9.75
Apr
Golden
27,905
5.50
Jail
1-7V
2.65
2.80
Apr
Goldficlds
8,425
42c
40c
44c
2.50 Aug
39c
Aug
90c
Jan
36c
64c
May
300
7c
7Vc
3,300
7c
1.500
15c
see
__I_Il
»
;
page 46.
_l
2R-
21c
21c
14c
14c
15c
3,000
12c
12 V
23 V
25 V
3,545
23 V
Aug
31
28
1
2,716
26 ';i
Mill'
961
:•
96 V
121 ii
2,3-t5
96 V-
10
13
13a4
30.58-1
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27V
49
48 V.
50
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Mar
ma.V
•
Vi ' Feb
32 V
Aug
Jiiii
57 V
May
9V Aug
127a
19
335
39 V
10,679
.
July
83 V
Apr
HV
1,700
27
!
28 V
■
96
17
Jun
50c
10c
15c
27,225
10c
2,200
Ulio
Jail
30
123
30
Jan
1.00
Aug
1.00
30
Feb
P'.'i
Feb
96c
Jan
21V
7V May*
Jan
37c
Jan
1.75
-3(1
J ati
Jan
Man
20c
Aug
73c
13c
July
26c
Jah
7 Vc
Vc
31,000
6Vp- Aug
Kit
May
3.50 Jan
2.05
6
Vc
8
1.30
1.22
1.35
,2.30
2.25
2.38
30c
30c
-1
--1-3,500-
-
Jun
50c
Mar
Aug
1 tc
/Aug
45c
May
July
Aug
35c
Feb
1.10 Mar
1,3.530
T.-750-
—I
16c
14c
17c
Jul)
—1
1.66
1.95
5.25
r
Jnu
Jan
42,996
30e
Aug
65c
Apr
14c
17,000
1.70
1.47
2.25 Aug
■
Aug
50c
Jan
1.66
Aug
1.60
Aug
4.10
3,600
25c
Feb
4,500
13c
._i
20c
18c
22c
167,966
18c
..1
15c
15c
18c
427,500
14c
Aug
July
Aug
19
19
100
38c
38c
47c
53,630
38c
Aug
75c
4,000
54c
Feb
25c
26g
1,700
25C
28 V
26 V
29
9,598
26 V
—
17 V
17
17 V
1,379
15
Jan
18
305
17 V
Feb
23*
2.05
Jan
18-
17V
—
1
1
2.08
2.3d
1.35
10,890
6.80
7.30
1
14c
12c
14c
4,650
16,800
25
26 V
19
23,225
1.00
7.05
375
•
8.25
47-
58
1.46
2.93
Jan
40c
Feb
40c
Mar
59c
Jan
82c
■
Jan
19
Apr
86c
Jan
Aug
Apr
1.30 Apr
93c
Jun
Jun
49Vo
ilau
Aug
42V
Jan
May
May
3.20 May
Fob
Fob
1.95 Mar
Jaii
9.55
July
May
1.2c
Aug
41c
25
Aug
33V
Jan
27
115
25
Mar
28V
Jail
11c
12c
2,700"
•lie
Aug
24c
Apr
3.50
3.50
25 V
1
66c
74c
7.80
7.70
8.35
50 V
50 311
—15
88
100
- *
2,250"
14,605
3.50 Aug
66c
5.90
4.50 Feb
Aug
1.10 Jan
Fell
9.3ft
Jiily
56V Mar
325
50
V Aug
1,172-
85
Aug
114
Aug
-26
86
90
19
1934
G Vc
8c
23
23 V:<
1,675
2.05
1.91
2.10
18,825
7V
7V
7V
107
9 Vc
11c
14,000
49c
68c
28,793
28
28';,
540
27
Jan
31
July
104
104
10
104
July
107
May
-4*
A
19M
——
t
—100
405;'-
19
11,000
Canada
*
21c
23
34
Aug
1.90 Aug
«V
May
-Jan
11
12
5.090
50 V
52 V
160
50 V
Aug
40
40
40 V
658
37
Mur
4.50
4.80
2.135
4.15
4.55
2,140
6V
4
6V
200
iUO
83
82
83
135
1
20 Vc
20c
21c
Mines
Gold
600
50p
51c
51c
4.00
6.629
1.50
1.90
17,450
25c
21c
25c
19.900
18 Vc 19 Vc
7 Vc
9c
;
Goodyear Tire Canada
4
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
coinmon___
!
Feb
18 Vc Aug
29c
Jan
7Vc Aug
16c
May
7c
500
6c
85c
8,500
74c
16c
2,000
14c
•
1.80
1.80
1.80
65
43
43
7
7
200
13 c
lie
16c.
13,800
115
10
36 :V
3GV
36 V
25
•
7c
7c
8c
18,600
Granduc
1
2.00
1.82
2.00
4.200
36 V
36
38V
2.813
Paper—
Jan
1.90 Aug
4,500
1
—
5.80
18.300
7c
43
July
70c
16c
50
Feb
Apr
July
1.30 May
Aug
Grandines Mn.es
Mines
18c
75c
*
Graham
Bousquet Gold
Grand & Toy
1.20
16c
1
Aug
3.70 Aug
1
1
Mines
Uranium
Jan
7V
42c
3.75
8c
Jan
6.00
Feb
51c
__
6.25
20c
1.80
1
Apr
Apr
July
45
6,100
4.00
1
Jan
63 V
86
1
1
July
Jan
18V
.
Jun
*
Gold
1.30
Aug
4.50 Aug
4.00 Aug
6V
35c
80
1
Prosp
11
Jan
Aug
-
Aug
11 V
Jan
'8V
9Vc Aug
49c
Jan
3.10
Fob
50 V
common—1
common
Ltd
Manitou
Great Lakes
6Vc Aug
I
Mines,
Eagle
14V
Feb
12V
■26
20c
Mines
2.75
1.04 Aug
20c
May
Jim
12 V
"
34c
Uranium Mines
Aug
7,800
Apr
Jun
V may
14 V Jun
1-3
17c
Mining
Aug
13,455
2.1 c-
327a
9.25' Jau
1
Yellowknife
8c
14,699
Ai'tg
Aug
8c
26
31c
—
Scientific
Giant
15c
20c
4,4u0
IV
Wares
Mines
18c
39c
3,002
28,537
Apr
34c
Ltd.
Preferred
27,100
1.20
27
4.25"
12c
20c
Vc!'
10V
9
Jan
2.83
J an
1.42
37,962
1.1 n tviiir
8,400
Jan
8Vc 10 Vc
36c
1.90
8c
.25
prior preferred
Steel
2.80 Apr
Jan
1.10
1.65
10
—
Petroleum
Aug
37c
Jau
20c
common
General
iuic
25c
1.12
70c
Aug
i—
Co
General
4.60 Feb
80
_*
3,500
Ja:i
16c
•'
41
Dynamics
2,000
II7
Mines..
77c"
26
28
8,200
warrants
Aug
Aug
215
Motors
16,000
20c
Consul Fenimore Iron
160
10c
i
50c
3,400
j
■
-
13,500
9c
*
9c
16T«
*
1.500
11c
26
10"
1
19c
£
1.70
1
8C
II
Jun
9,000
18c
10c
70c
10c
9.00
,
Jan
34c *
5Vi>'c Aug
7c
16c
10c
Gaitwin Exploration
Gal ken 0 Mines
19c
Warrants
20c
7 > 7
35c
33,300
common
Trailer
l
Discovery
Ltd
General
111
64,050
Aug
66c
Companies
Geco
26c
24c
Mar
62c
4.500
8C
General
1.20
19c
10
30,895
14c
Mines
.Tan
25c
6V
47c
Aug
Jun
200
55c
24c
I
class
Jan
95c
15c
Aug
18c
7V
44V
(U 6)
May
110
12c
16c
17c
50c
Jun
1.92 Aug
13
590
May
-
4.25
Jan
3,133
55c
41
!
Canada
of
Aug
18,100
Fob
7 V
common
Ford Motor Co
Aug
7
22c
Apr
Manufacturing
Canada Corp
7c
19c
6,375
33
Florida
1.52
78
3.50 July
109
Aug
13c
28c
52c
H20
Products
III
Oils
26c
—
class A—
Francoeur
13c
Ja\i
320
Copper—__—
Jan
15c
Fob
36c
-
3,856
Preferred
2.14
6V
42c.
Aug
1.20
Ford
10
27
Aug
9c
21
20c
Foundation Co of Canada
7Va
Aug
13c
300
l25o
Apr
Jan
300
7,700
._i
Federal Kirkland
65c
78c
700
17c
Grain
5 Vis ',b
675
lie
Federal
Gatiucau
68c
21
15c
-
13c
—
Jun
Aug
Jiily
Apr
21c
13c
2.1
60c
Jan
75c
July
26c
60c
30c
55-
e
13 c
■
-I
36c
Jan
Mar
Aug
41
_____
28c
Aug
28c
2.50
—
Aug
62
360
15c
Aug
40
—
July
62c
3.95 July
Aug
41
—
15c
Aug
1.15 Aug
Fdb
1.90
lie'
1.60
Mines
preferred
21 Vc
88c
;
1.65
common
Tungsten
Feb
11
1.0L
Farwest
Jun
8c
21c
Cadillac
Denison
14 V July
17c
3.75
I*
Gamma—
7Vc Jan
6.50 July
.20
Warrants
85c
7c
♦
Bellekeno
Beta
Mar
Jun
-10
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Apr
Aug
3.75
8
Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
10c
Oil
Mar
7.00 Mar
20c
\
I
52
Jau
4.25
46
23,250
46
3.50
7c
4,000
•
Jan
Jun
14c
*
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
l"anny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
10c
•
Corp
2.27 Mar
•
15,395
7c
12 c"
.
Explorers Alliance
7,200
10V
io
.
_
Mines
Aug
3.20
7c
11c
*
Refineries
3,275
7Ve
*
9c
8.50
Mar
Excelsior
34,800
14c
11
Mines
-
Jan
8 V
13 Vc
52,200
12,000
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Petroleum
■
2.75
f,
•-
3.945
1.60
2.65
._i
Ltd
Gorp
22c 26 Vc
8
24c
Gold Mines.
Jun
5.10 July
8.40 Apr
5.95 v
Jan
1.09
1.14 Aug *
20c
—
—
Oils
Gold
Eureka
Fibre
16c
Cody Reco
Central
70c
2.75 Aug
10 V
2.75
75c
Consolidated
Feb
3.20
9.G0
/
Consolidated
57c
G.093
I
Gold Mines
Allenbee
Aug
2,000
64,720
4,840
22c
Development
Aug
7.20
_
Life
Pcn-Rey
1.02
Ltd—
.
—
Mines
Sol
6.10
6.25
Mines
El
5.60
Smelting
Products
class A
Paper
El
G.75
1.27
Yellowknife
45c
Mining &
Steel
Estabrooks
6.05
2.95
/
Coniagas Mines
1,200
Eastern
Jan
Jun
,——
Eastern
Jan
7.10
5.20
5.80
-
200
—1
-——
Economic Investment Trust-
85c
6.05
10 V
21,775
1,500
-1
Co Ltd
Metals
69c
53
*
Eastern
56c
9 Vc
Ltd
^
Farm
14c
'
„1
Mines—_v.—
Asbestos
Feb
Aug
2.35 Aug
1.42 Jan
54c
1.21
3.25
1
LUI
Gold.i^
Sullivan
Apr
21c
3t>c
17,200
Aug
4
4
1
-—
East Malarlic Mines__'4
Eiisl,
Eldrich
20c
•
49c
!—...—1
—
Miulge—
Eastern
Elder
1.92
.
Apr
4
—4
Woollens
Amphl
Jan
23c
2.25
East
Apr
30c
coiriihofu_.Ll—
Copper Co
16 V
28c
__
July
4
23.50 "
&
Duvan
32 V
15
1
._
17
14
4
—
common—4
Duvox Oils & Minerals——
14c
27
10
22c
—J
Coal.
&
<to Chemical
Brewery
Aug
May
Aug
275
2,040
——4
^
Stores
Mines
Donueli
July
28
32c
Steel
Tar
Textile
Donaioa
Dow
Eddy
15V
22c
Apr
Aug
4
Preferred
Mar
28
Minep
Consolidated
7c
40c
"
15 V
4
14 V
10 V
49c
2.30 Aug
Jan
10
565
Jan
::zl
:
Chrysler
B
14,750
-
May
6V May
36a
15 V
Cliib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining it Smelting.
Confederation
20
Jun
Aug
8c
475
-
15
July
34 V
7c
a
3.10 July
Feb
Feb
1
_1
Chesklrk Mines
Class
4.30 Mar
28 V
Aug
Bid.
Chartered Trust
Consolidated
Mar.
3.00
231
Dominion
16 V
JUly
23 V
3.00
Consolidated
-
11
291
Charter OH
Consolidated
92
July
Mar :
4,275
Porcupine.—
Consolidated
-
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
5.20
15 V
1.14
4
;_i_
Magnesium
Jun
23
—x_l_
Bridge
Dominion
Jun
*
Mar
11V,
3.25
_
1.35
Feb
May
32c
11
50c
2
_2.50
Foundry & Steel common—•'
Pr e f e r r e d
—_V„
1;
100
Aug
-J;itv'
Jan
1.23
88c
Aug
-
2.30
1
2
Mines
Dominion
Feb
9c
15 V
•
25c
Dominion
Jan
Aug
iiiif t
-25
900
27,446
July
2.30
1
:.——
gi—
Dome
Feb
30
Central Explorers*
Central Pat Gold
Consolidated
5V
25c
7,656
•
-
2.55
4.00
30c
Aug
34Vc Jun
15 V
I
Seagrains.--
2.70 Mar
Apr
V
24 Vc
8,585
30 V
8
■
8,000
1
;
Exploration-
23 V
3.55
Rio-
Consolidated
6
3.110
—;
Ltd—i__—
Oils_—2
Dome
9.50 Aug
l
Gas
Quartz—
Asbestos
Consolidated
12 V
1.810-
•
12c
11V
1
Mines '_:
Diadem
Aug
3;00
20
v;c
Cayzor Athabaska
Conro
6,655-
•
95
*
uas
;
Gold
Key
1.75
■400
25c
l
Producers.
Captain Mines
Jan
_l
«fe
Warrants
Con
C7c
-
3.450
•
;
Palmer
Aug
21V
Canso Natural Gas
Colomac
1.950
•
10c
4
A_____.
Minos
Mines
50
10
*'
Explorations
Coldstream
2.55
17 V
100-
67c
2.45
22 V
Jan-
16 V
■
Mines
Coin Lake
17 V;
18
preferred
Copper Coy
Exploration
Cockshutt
a
42
30
Oil
Chim o
171
67c
2.50
25
'
Canadusa
Chesterville
July
5.10
-
25
25c
Vickers
Central,
10
85c
1.10 Aug:
5,000
9,100
1
Gold
Distillers
Mav,
59,950
^
35
Thorium Corp
Del
9.40
^
11
Western Nac
Central
Jan
6.50
8.00
—100
Canadian
Cassiar
Apr
1.32
Vv!
Canadian
Cariboo
1.70
7.40
Canadian Salt
Canso Oil
Aug
1.10
common
—
Jan
July
7.60
25c
Pacific; Railway
Can Met
'Jan
1.23
1955 warrants.
Can Erin
May
7 V
9
.
Jun
_Il
preferred
1953 warrants
Canam
3.00
7*2
42
14,400
42c-
10c
-
1
Aug
15 V
»
common
Ltd
Devon
470
«r
Prospect
Feb
890
i
;
~
Petrofina
-r
I
_10c
i
Canadian
31
10
—2oc
Canadian
Delude
17-V
42
250
35c
40c
1
Mines
Mines—*..
Horn
Jun
10
Canadian Malartic Gold—,
Canadian
North inca
Can core
35,499
4.90
30c
42c
5 Vc
Deer
16 V
62c
7,600
•
4.75
30c
Jun
1047ii Aug'
7.50 Apr
6 V Jun
six old
class
BreWis
D'Eldona
15V
—*
Oils
Canadian
Apr
.
63c
80c
4.10 Aug
Ltd
Oils
&
Leather
5 V Mar
7.25"
111
2,270
1,
—__—_—
for each
new
14V May
6 V
•'
;
•
103
4.25
Jun
Feb
10
10O
Hydrocarbon
Cos
19
78c
V-Aug
17'a
30c
•
Crest. J
Machine
Decoiirsey
i
—
Canadian
Davis
Jun
41
Canadian Food Prods pfd__
Canadian Gen Securities "A"
High
July
*
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Homestead
70c
*
Steel pfd
Fledge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
5;,.c
74c
102
4.10
Mar-
May
Ltd
for
Corp
Mines
28
One
1.30 Mar
••
1.91
70c
•
Canadian
Canadian
27
103
4.15
1'
D'Aragon Mines
Dominion
Devonian Petroleum—
Canadian
1:65
Cable
29 V
Apr
12 V Apr
25
July
v6la'-
5 V
i
Canadian
21
6 V4
Mining
Being exchanged
9.60 Julv
V
?
6.50 Aug
27V Jau
101V July
10'!,
__^
40c
13
41
12Vc Aug
3,835
1*
:
Dacring Explorers
Daine
Jan
Jan
13
-
9,126
3,380
3.00
1—
hi—
Jun
Apr
53c
:
-
a-.SB-Jan
Aug
33
l
:___^
Ltd—i
Jan
23 V Mar
70c
14
15c
1.89 Feb
lOJVMar
98c
Jan
5
13
61c
121 !• c
Aug
7 Vc Aug
7.20
x—
,
Mines
23 V Mar
13
67C'
A
Nest
CdSeo
56
1
31c
4,00096,050
6.75
*
d'roivput Minerals
60c
May
61,600
8c
1.13
30 V-
5
20
Feb
4V
36c
32c
6.75
4
Zellerbacii
24Vc
Feb
6.00
difows
Apr
1.00
1
Canada.!
12 V
Feb
43 V
*
Canadian
7.60'
Aiig
Apr
30c
7VC
—4
-—-I
-
8.30 Julv
:
,
9 Vc Aug
5
25
5 V
16
42c
45
._y!L
Oil
-_
Cfowu
17c
Feb
32 3 «
4
Zinc—l__
5.00 July
5,00 Jail
10 V Aug
•
Jan
T_
Copper
-.Warrants
Crestaurum Mines
cfoinor Pershing
V,Mar
90
F,eb
Lead
Oil" of
37
-
Aug
75c
Jan
Coulee
90
.
■
43'a
14
10c
39 V
5
Aug
25
Oils_i_
___!
2.85 Mar
Jun
88
May
4.50
May
75-:
-
16
7.20
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose_-_
Canadian Chieftain Pete
__4y_
Canadian
-
52c
44 V
common
Aluminium
Canners
Celanese
Ice
Cree
-
10'a
16
2
Empire
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
17
3.05 Aug
1.75 Jau
9»aC 10'ac
25
Warrants
Craig Bit,
a
Breweries
Canadian
Cowichan
Jan
3.50.
20
Preferred
SI34' preferred
Apr
Apr
34
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian British
■
55
35 V
44c
iiV'May
42
■
7.10'
Feb
29
111-
2.00
10»a
,30 V Anr
Jan
8c
*
*
1
•
1
—4
Jan
Aug
90
liio
*
L
1.05
50c
*
Copp Clark Publlsning
Coppercorp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Ro.nd Cliiboug
Corby Distillery class B
Cosmos Imperial
July
Jan/
16c
■
8,625
100
Jan
35V"
2.85
Jan
Jun
21,000
10c '
1.08
13 Ve
Jun
38c
16c
9c
34c
.
Fob
8c
May
680
July
8,622
62c
82c
dim'
22c
38c
16 Vc
1.10 May
5.35? Apr
28V Jsin
Aug
10
Peroleum—
Exploration
Aug
36 <4
6,25
51c
British
Jan
6.20
West
;
Class A
Corniest
32 V
3.oO'
b.50
10*,ic
Canadian
13 V
47 V Mar
75
1
Oil
Jun
100 V
*
89'
»
Minerals!
Jun
5.55
Jan-
Consolidated
Feb
-
50c
15 Vc
..
1
Consumers Gas of Toronto com
13 V
100
62c
! *
1
Sudbury Basin
Tungsten • Mining
Consolidated
July
80
26 V
49 V"
3.05
warrants
36
/
Aug
Jan
Feb
5V Aug
34'a 1
89
*
Canadian
27—
32'a
3.05
Feb
Mar
24 V Mar
6V '
74
Canadian Admiral Oils
Atlantic
-
16'a ''
49
,1.55
7.00 Aug
5.05 July
-
5.25
74
Canadian
Canadian
7.90
27
5 3 ii
•
4.35
28V*
35
Steamsnip- preierred——12.50
class
62
4.75
1.85
preferred-J—100
Oil
Astoria
24
69'/a
36 V
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Canada" Southern Pet roleum
Canada Wire
30*I>
-
35
Ltd
Canada Southern
Canada
3.10
*
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Canada Safeway
27
100
49 V
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class
li__
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Canada
31
100
common
Warrants
Class
7.00
1.09
16 V
_10
preferred
Canada
6V
4
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common-!
Iron Foundries
27
*
.
common
Malting-
27 V
20
;
Cut
G8
5.20
*
common.
Crushed
29
4.75
Campbell Chibougumnu
Campbell Red Lake—
Oil
Apr
Mines—
Mill
20 V
7,650
9c
90
15 V6
1
1 •
Apr
7V
2,550
13.833
8c
1
1
11V
Jan
51c
68 V
Canada
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sanuorm Mines
May
6V
1.21
29 V
Canada
Peak' Oils
Consolidated Red Poplar
1.00'
Calvan Consolidated Oil
4 Vffr
Canada
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
38c
Calgary Power common
Canada Foils
consolidated
May
1.09
Calgary «fe Edmonton
Canada
Jan
82c
9V
32,150
8c
15 V
300
39c
43c
;
4.00 Aug
12,080
12,691
41c
Feb
28c
12,560
4.60 *
,f21 V
33c
23'L'C
15 Vc
3bc
78c
1.38 Jan
3.75 Apr
"
34c
1
Aug
3,130
22C 23 Vc
!
2
Aug
1.15
90c
High
Aug
1.90 Aug
42c
87,050
.
38c
30c
20 V
20
-V
13
&30
■-
«
L010
50c
2.15
4.00
4.60
k
Negus Mines
Nicholson
Mines—
Consolidated
21c
890
-
7V
Oils
Cement
-•
1*0 ?«
Petroleum
Canada
13 V-"'
13
*
Cnbanga
Cable- Mines
v
34c
30c
—•
Burns
Burrard Dry Dock class A
Calalta
33c
13 V
43c
35c :
•
1
Mic
Consolidated
Blinker Hill Ext
Burchell
■
Range Since Jan.I
High
1.90
44c.
2.10
4
Milling & Smelting
Consolidated
Morrison Exp lor 1_
July
11 Vc
„
July
7c
__
1
liowcy Gold
—1
Consolidated Marbenor MinesJ__,
1
12c
Aug
25 V
Consolidated
15c
Aug
Cc
Ilalilwell
Consolidated
Jan
12 V
Jan
10 Vc
9,000
31
Building Products
67c
10,500
6Vc
6c
Lake.
Jau
Shares
"
6c
6,5o0
•
•
8
19c
July
Aug
5c
Aug
5.00 Aug
7c
Aug
tor Week
Low
Par
High
6
20,000
7c 4
6c
5.00
75c
Ankerite
•.
7Vc
6c
5.25
Smelting.
&:
Low
100
Sales
Week'*
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Frice
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7c
Mining
Buffadison Golcl
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
7o
Brunswick
Euffalo
Range
of Prices
6
A—
Mines
Sales
Low
Par
Bruclc
Week's
142
41
6V
11c
July
Aug
Aug
Jan
Jun
Apr
Aug
36V Aug
6Vc Aug
1.82
36
10Vc
2.10
34c
200
Jan
Jan
Mar
May
47 V Mar
7V
25c
Jan
Jan
44V
Jan
27 Vc
Jan
Aug
5.60
Jan
Aug
47 V
May
Number 5667
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and, Financi(itw£hronicle
.
(873)
.
"V
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
..Friday
Last
STOCKS
r[-
Pur
.
Low
21V'a
Great',--Pflkes Power Common
•
Greats Northern,Gas
1
Warrants
common—.
Loxo
50
Great Plains
Develop
Great West Coal class A
1
6
.
:
29
Aug
48
Mar
370
100
G
Aug
23c
267,674
8%
Aug
5
4.50 Aug
9c
lie
May
7'% c Aug
14c
Apr
Mersey
Paper
16%
17%
9,75
9.50
10 Va
29,786
16,550
6%c
6c
7c
10,500
23 V
28 V
Mexican
Mar
Mar
a
785
22
Apr
25
75
Aug
Rock
Gold
Hasaga
Head
,_i
nc
Henttershot
lie
17,500
IOC
Feb
Highland
■
Tower
May
14c
Jail
42c
1 -41c
46c
23,950
40c
Aug
Jan
Milton
7c
July
Jail
1
•
Glass B
36,191
-
'
5%. Aug
6%
Jun
5'%C Aug
12 Vbc
Jan
1.40
4,200
85c
9,400
44
10
10
Hudson-.Bay 'Mining
15%
17'%
10%
27
15 '%
17%
27'%
3.90
4:30
17,242
5,475"
51
10,902
36
Jun
23%.May
Jan
.
Feb.
10'%
Jan
27 '*
2
■
Imperial Bank
i
Imperial Life' Assurance-.
Imperial Oil
20c
86'%
49% Aug
3,000
1,'35
15,300
Indian
Lake
:
Gold—
'
Accent:,Corp
__l
Ltd common.:*,
18c
SI
50
50
49
47%
50
10%
5
lOVic
5
-
Jan
35
32
'
..
34,000
,31
2,609
51
-jg
47%
class
2-,
Nickel.Co
7'/4
110
B'%
3\60
Aug
23
.
,
15'%
5.00
*,
>
■
.-"iCla-ss-'A _2—2—
14'%
6,441
"17,986
-'78'% Aug
.47
951
20c
49c'
49
2,600
6,984
14
14 Va
149
13
121a
coin
Petroleum
20'%c20)%c
U6c
34c
•Ncalon
Nello Mines
»
Latrine
-
1.000
'27'%c
'
Jan
Apr
•'
New
Concord
-
Davies
Petroleum
Oil
of
Canada
2-.40
2.22
2.45
25c
23c
2oc
1.80
1.95
2oC
28c
45c
50c
lOVbc Jap
'Apr
1.35
Jap
h.a
Kelore
15c lGluc
7,000
28c
Mar
New Mylamaque
73c
Jan
Newnortli
25c
Jan
•New
Jan
New
New
Taku
Aug
12c
July
49c
Aug
'36c
*42c
15,700
32c-
2.88
3.10
6,400
Aug '
Feb
1.05
■
'
40c
'
1.68
,.
New Minda-SeoLia
Gold
...
Keijvllle
of
Canada
Gold
Kerr-Addison
'
!
Mines
Gold
250
gc
8c
22,500
15%
1553
157^
2,665
1.8O
1.65
1.80
__
1
1
Kileinbe " Copper
7
1.65
1.95
43c
51c
7,700
1
Kerr Lake Mines
•'
7
,
__1
—
Warrants
J
48c
54,136.
1,100
7
67c
July
3.90 July
6C
13
9% Jan
Aug
1.48
Norgold
26c
rc
8c
10c
39,200
8C
Aug
53c
55c
2,230
54c
Aug
Kirkland
Townslte
1
I8»%c
18'%c
20c.
4,000
1.34
22c
l2Vbc July
Labatt
(John)
Ltd
•
■Labrador
Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
Cinch
—_1
Lake: Osu
Lake
Mines—
Shore
-100
»w-
—1
1
'
Jun
9c
Norpax
Jan
Nortlical
24%
Jun
North ^Canadian Oils
12'% July
90c
Jan
l.OO Jan
Aug
1.85
V
%
.
7,350
492
8,500
122
rcc
5.^5
'
122
10
15c
16c
8,500
5.45
88c
110
9c
122
14c
19c
; 125
Aug
39c
Jan
5 65
2,422
3.65
1,000
3.00
400
2.10
Feb
19'%
19%
775
12
12
I,000
17%
17%
150
9,400
12c
Aug
4Sc
Jan
15c
1,000
■15c
July
35c
May
1,0
9-VaC
10,306
8c
25c
26c
Jun
53c
-May
Laura
Gold
Secord
Laurentide
Mines...
*
1.
Lkiw
Candy
Acceptance
3
class
A
Preferred
20
Warrants
19%
..
Apr
Apr
Ltd
8c
lie
21,000
8c
30c
61,000
20c
65c
Liberal
Little
1
•
Groceterias
1st
I
•
—,
preferred
Glass
«
class
Northspan
Class
Uranium
North Star Oil
11c
Aug
52c
Jan
17,000
10c
Jun
20c
Feb
6 Vbc
6 Vbc
7c
14,200
6'%C Aug
13c
Jun
•8c
7%c July
20c
1^1)
Vbc Aug
12c
8c
8 Vbc
14,300
6 Vbc
7c
7,880
2.00
9,684
2,500
1.82
2.30
49,245
1.82 Aug
5.00
Jan
1,70
1.60
1.70
1.50 Aug
3.35
Jail
7c
7c
8c
7,185
6,500
12c
15c
41
43
.
14 Vbc
Jan
12c
Aug
45c
Jan
3,204
41
Aug
57. Vb
Jan
1,500
•
Aug
lie
Aug
34c
Apr
8,500
6Vbc Aug
A
6,340
,71c
107,200
57c
Aug
1.59
23c
20c
25c
24,400
20C
Aug
65c
29c
35c
Aug
4,75
4.95
5,180
3,558
29c
4.85
34
35
150
2.00
2.25
1,430
1.14
1.10
l
00
54,370
34 Vb'
Northern Canada Mines.
44c
Aug
Northland
Uranium
Jt-
Co
Gold
10,090
28
110
47
50
1.85
Jan
2.85
Apr
3.50 Jun
Feb
30
Jan
48
July
24%
2,333
16
May
25 Vb July
23
23 Vb
4,913
16
Feb
25% July
41
485
43'%
5 Vbc Aug
13 Vbc
Jan
23c
Jun
•
15c
i4c
18c
16,700
lie
Jun
1.02
95c
1.10
60,875
90c
Aug
1
7C
7c
5.000
Feb
39'% Aug
1
1
Mines-!!
0
1.70 Mar
1.49 Mar
Oils
60c
Aug
3,500
10c
July
23c
Jan
6,200
22c
Aug
60c
Jan
Aug
11c
g'%c
6'%c
7'%c
21,200
2.15
2.10
2.15
7,100
11
36
37
305
36
Aug
Feb
6.50
16%
100
15%
Jun
4.00
1,445
3.20
Feb
1.05
1.11
3,800
1.00 Aug
2.20
23
2.10
30
Gold
55
"800
65c
4,500
48c
Mar
84c
Mar
16c
Aug
30c
May
25c
10,950
14,950
13c
22o
22c
Aug
44c
Aug
3.50 July
4.50 May
Jun
Aug
65c
Jan
7C
gc
9,200
7c
Aug
18c
1.14
II,312
98c
May
27%
27
1
1.50
„1
...—
10,046
50c
Feb
92c
May
60
Aug
8,000
23c
Jan
82,320
7c
Aug
20c
Jan
1,300
15c
Aug
80c
Jan
2.00
2.10
3,175
25C
29c
17,000
25c
Aug
47c
Jan
50c
300
49c
Muy
50c
May
1.80
1.70
2.00
7,150
50c
50c
55c
6,100
8'%
8%
470
2.02
-_10
8
—20
preferred ...——
B preferred
Loan & Debenture
Vb
7'%
50
2.00 Aug
1.60 Aug
50c
7'% Aug
22
23
400
8.80
9.00
18,175
18C
17c
20c
69,700
17c
1
...
7%
8.75
1
Minerals
7'%
1
Gold
28c
28c
31c
12,950
28c
31c
15,500
26
.—1
Mines
31c
Aug
8'% July
..10
Opemiska Copper
Lake
50c
9c
...
Class
Osisko
Mar
20c
common
Jockey Club common
Ontario
Ormsby
11c
50c
O'Leary
6 r!o
Aug
8 Vbc
2 5 Vbc
.900
...
Warrants
6C
7c
—1
i.
Oils
Ontario
1
2,500
7c
Oka Rare Metals Mining,
Malartic
Ontario Beauty supply
k
7 Vbc
17c
7 Vbc
Oil Selections
Okalta
Jun
6c
22
Aug
8.65 Aug
2.85
2.40
Jan
Jan
95c
May
Vb May
9% Jan
9
28
Jan
15
Apr
42Vbc
26c
Aug
Jan
GOc
May
27c
Mar
54c
May
Jun
Jan
1.08
Mines
.
50c
7 Vbc
_%
Rockland Gold
Ogama
Feb
23
3.70
GOc
Obaska Lake Mines
O'Brien
Jail
23
3.50
Ltd..
Mines
38c
35c
40c
7,300
28Vi
2,869
1.35
1.50
4,890
5»%c
1
5'%c
5,000
34,000
«
4'%c
4c
5c
1.40
1.35
1.45
_•
isc
Z~*
7V%
19,200
12'%cl5':>c
24,500
7'%
100
7Va
35c
27
Aug
1.21
35
Jan
Jan
1.35 Aug
2.05
Jan
5c
Aug
11 Vbc
Jan
4c
Aug
11c
1.25 May
12'%c Aug
6% May
1.85
34c
8%
20c
21c
7,700
19c
Jan
62c
8c
8c
4,050
8c
Aug
15c
Pacific
(Eastern Gold Mines Ltd)
Being exchanged for
PCE Explorations Ltd
One new for each three
Jan
Pacific
Jun
Page
Apr
Pan
Jau
Paramaque
Parbec
Jan
Mines
Pardee
19c
19c
20c
10,300
18c
Aug
36 Vbc
Jan
pic
75c
1 00
60,905
75c
Aug
2.08
Jan
Pater
12c
12c
10,880
lie
12c
Feb
21c
Jun
49c
1,678
6,700
74c
Jun
8 Vbc
8c
8 Vbc
19,500
8c
Aug
13c
Jan
5 Vbc
5c
6c
14,000
5c
Aug
IOC
Jan
1
71c
G5c
76c
24,750
54c
Jan
4.50
4.75
890
Mines
4.70
-
Paymaster
Mines
Consul
28 V4
:~ioc
Mines
Uranium
36% July
May
33,137
116
43c
1
Oils
Apr
16'% Feb
30 %
109
43c
1
Western
114'%
Tubes
Amalgamated
Parker Drilling
.3
old
1
Petroleum
Hereey
I™1
page 46.
July
0.25 'Jun
23
Ltd
•
see
9.00 July
18
"
3.50
1
I Ac!
Mining Corp
Mariin-McNeoly Mines
3.70 May
6.50
16%
Mines
Orenada
gc
1
Maritime
1.72
Jan
1.08
1
Ltd
footnotes
6 Vbc
•>
j.
I
common
Mines
Mines
13,000
14C
25c
1
Ltd
Milling
72c
nc
22c
1
Goldfieids
Uranium
G4c
23c
1
1
T
Mines
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Maiortrans-—
For
40V2
1
Macrnillan & Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Leaf
41
6.80 Mar
17% July
41% May
1,945
Apr
43'% Mar
27
-
Explorations
Marigold
2.25
47
42c
23%
1
Mucleod Cockshutt Gold
Marcon
47
2.05
28
2.25
2.05 Aug
_liv_
,L_,
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
Lfaple
21,300
Aug
(;7C
Mining
Yellowknife
Maralgo
2.20
9c
ll__:
Mines..
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Maneast
2.06
15c
Feb
Aug
Va Mar
30,064
16,995
15
13c
Oils
Nudulama
Feb
Feb
Jun
9.00 Mar
3.40
5.85
4.00
14
1.10
......
3.50
.' 1.67
5.00
5.30
400
,
\
23
Warrants
Louvicourt
Malartic
2%3
9c
Jun
Feb
Jan
July
29
Apr
03%
50
Lomega Explorations
-Long Island Petroleums
Macfie
il'^c
1.60
17c
2.00 Aug
99C
3.50
-
85c
Aug
3.60
May
Aug
Jan
Mar
6.10
4.75 Aug
34 *
5.70
Northern Quebec Power common-
Mar
2.60 Aug
16%
Northern Telephone
7c
Jan
3.15
GOc
3.85^
-.
Feb
73c
Jan
8.10
2.92
6.50
!
common...
Feb
4,500
117,700
13 Vbc
8c
warrants
18'%
5,500
Mar
7c
3.00
Warrants
1956
13
15,600
26c
Aug
8c
50
Jan
8c
15c
9.300
12c 14'% c
12c
common
July
44c
1X0 Aug
1.80
14
9
1.10
Apr
2.65 May
1.80
:
17
1.01
6
Aug
2.10
,_1
•.
Preferred
Class
•
Preferred
Lynx
_
1.34 Jan
22,000
5,500
41c
17c
_1
A warrants...
2.59 July
•
A
B
Lomdo
1,07
30
preferred
Loblaw Cos
-
Mines
Long Lac Gold
2nd
1
Petroleum
Loblaw
•
!
Jan
13c
•
Rankin
Norvalie
Mines
-.38c ..Jun
11c
Warrants
North
July
44c
-.1
Lcncourt Gold
Lexindin Gold
.
,
Aug
51c
Jan
24c
11 %c
50
20
'7c
:
Leitch Gold
Aug
16c. Aug.
22c
•
common...
17% Mar
12c
2.70 July
Jun
7c
Aug
Aug,
,
"
Lamaque
Aug
1,35
13C
1
....
8.00 July
Feb
2.40
Aug
Oils
-Preferred
4.25 May
3.75 Jan
3.55
2.40
1.—i
Jan
111'% Aug
Aug
Aug
16c
■-
2.00
19Vb
90c
21c
15c
•
27,500
17,050
66c
Mining
Aug
.
17c
20,500
10,000
Jun
Apr
9c
9c
9c
27c
•
Mining Corp
Oil &; Mines Ltd—,
Feb
88c
Jan
•24c
13c
-1
Normetal
Apr
10
110 111'%
no
1
Mints..
fMii Mines.—
'
;
2
'.89c
1
:
Lake'Llngman 'Gold Mines,
Lake,of the Woods,pfd_
1.55 Jun
2.28
-1
18
8,000
Jun
Jun
1.29
■
7c
8c
-.1
18
1.15
;'70o.May
30c
1,22 May
10c
Apr
July
40c
:
..1
Mines
235
i;o5
Aug
Jun
2.60
-.1
Mines
570
1:13
18c
42c
7,600
42
455
••
July
23,900
-.1
2.0
-10
Apr
-41c
,
,
15c 15 Vbc
10'%
18
10
1.80 Aug
22 Vbc
Jan
56c
Aug
2.10
..1
...
Ltd
\q3/4
-19 Mi
—1
Mines
:Lake:Dufault Mines'—
Lakeland Gas Units.
;
;
igi%
•
10
i.
3.15 Jun
1,78 Fob
-22c.
..1
...
:
Norsyncomaque
..
68c
15c
Noranda Mines
Norlartie
53c
Jan
Mar
67c
-.1
Nor Acme Gold
Jan
1
,
Jan
Jan
1
ii 23c.
"', '.1.00. Jun
Aug.
16c
Mines.
2.80
Minerals
,
Nisto
98c
Kirklaiid Hudson Mines.
<4()c
-1
Feb
Aug
KLrfcland
■>
July
Zi
4
Nipissing Mines
July
48c
22c
..—1
1
Mines
Mines
1.80 Aug
Jan
4,000
-
1.48
Minesa
17'%
; May
40c
--Jail
14% Aug
90c
Feb
15c
20c
...
Rouyn
New Superior Oils..
18c
Aug
Aug
Aug
Feb
48c
.
10c
—..1
Exploration*,
Rouyn Merger.
Nickel Rim
Kelvinator
28c
Aug
9'Vbc
Senator
"27c
•
9c
..^..1
Manitoba Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd
15c
2.90
May
July
'.'44,
New
1
"
5.05 Mar
29
'
Jun
Jan
5,918
14 %
14,242
•
55c
•
V.20
■*
1
...
Jan
24,389
7,171
•
19,618
15,000
20c
65c
1.42
Mines
Newlund Mines
July
ldo
5.00 Apr
16 %c Aug
4,351
-
1.40
•
-.1
t-
62c
55c
1.80
_.l
a
;
Jason Gold
05c
.
•
1
Mines....
96c
10'%c Jan
; ■
_.i
New
J3c
-
„i
.....
New Higlxridge Milling...
New
.
8c
25c
9c
50c
1
Mines
5.20
Feb
30c
6,100
20,017
•
40c
,..1
-
Explorations
Hosco
13,050
13,000
.50o
1.
2.20 -Jan
Apr
1.85 Aug
-40c
-
i..*
New Fortune Mines
Jun
400
40 Vbc
50o
:
Petroleum
Ilarricana.
15'%
,
1,000
-
Mines...!..
New Delhi
New
Aug
Aug
-
Jan
-41c
j.
Ne\v Dickenson Mines
Aug
——
Jan
2.7.% Jan
.•
Aug
30c
-
-.
Jan
03c
;
Jan
8c
18c
-4.-1
;
Apr
57-%
Johurlco Gold Mines—
-
'!
Develop
July
II,900
12%
Aug
14 Vb
30c
New
13c
30c
3.35
..
Jan
July
24'% Aug
39
18c
■
8c
New Continental
27 VaC Aug
12c 13.'%c
8,500
27c
Jnn
'17c
49c
9c
9c
Jan
15,100
28c
Aug
1
.1
-84c
12
25...May.
3.80 Aug
75
8c
»
Jun
23c
450
27c
Chamberlain
19,300
55c
.,1.16 Mar
■j
'
New
14,000
12c
110%
2,000
40
40c
1
Mines..
Goldvue
54c
3.90
24%
-L.1
_L.l
Jun
"
17c
'
Jnn
14 Vb
—
28c'
__1
1.09 Apr
18
Muy
•71
July
.
9% Feb
200
Vbc
18c
Uranium
ji5c
28c
8
Alger -Mines
Athona Mines.J
13c
—-1—1.
f26% July
.
;
49'% Jan
130
4.05
Jun
2.05
Aug
15
68,100
-
25%
39
...1
-
I.9,800
-
3.70
-
Gas
12 "
33c
24 »%c
3.70
.250
1
,
21c
Jowsey Mining CO l.td__l—
Jumping Pound PetT61eums_—_
'Jupiter ,Oils
1,140
-
/ Aug
16
,,
Jan
61c
Jun
45c
Aug
22'%
Mar
17c
.21'% Jan
'
Feb
75c
210
24'%
Products
Neon
New
85c
269
16,800
80c
"
3.25 .JjiU
Aug
11'%
1,100
..
25%
-
16o
!
17%
605
28,016
.
4.00
........
Minos
1
JdlietrQuehec Mines
Jonsnijth Mines
70c
10
Jellicoe Mines (1.939)—
;
24'%
70c
Cat'
New
1
__1 -27c
<24%
.
3lc
preferred
•_
Hosiery -Mills class B—
New
„i
94e
4.20
Grocers
July
Jack Wolfe Mlnlngi—k
I
75c
II1
National
May
1.10
1—1
16
84c
'
National
19 '
6,500"
Ltd
17c
4.45
-VQ Aug
12% Aug
300
62
8,850
____—
1,580
4,100
11 Vb
Aug
1.70
,
14
19c
-11%
Aug
1.50
-Exploration '
5,500
13
17c
Apr
Apr
40c
Jun
llVa
Aug
," 2.80
1.55
Jaye
8 Vbc
2.35 May
Fob
1.61
17c
.40o
90c
■
2.30 Aug
Jeanette.. Minerals
2.15 Aug
Calumet
"'
""
80c
375
:'
■
3 8C
1.00
1
2d25
Feb
1.20
26C
1,380
44
"14 "
2.95
Jacobus Mining Corfu—;
1,400
11,848
85,690
New
lit"
Aug
85c
;
30c
2.99
6.50
42Vb Jan
2.50
.
29c
2.40
19 Vb
Apr
3.30-Mar
85c
_1
1.70 Mar
4.35 May
29o
New British Dominion Oil.
Jan
'12%
52c
18c
121s
1.50
Jun
11%
New Bristol Oils..
Feb
82 '%
45.'%
1
Jan
2.65 Aug
2.85
Jun
Isotope, Products Ltd—;
'
9,123
10%
Jan
lOVb
49c
*2_
'■
25c
.Irish Gopperi Mines Ltd
Iron fBay:. Mines_,_—L__*.
;
3.10
10%
New
24%
79%
48%
■
3.00
...5
Nesbltt
6% Feb
850
' 14'%
1_1
:
3.00
1.23
16
L,
A
Chemical
Drug
New
'
Rah wick Ltd-
International
51,693
Aug
Jim
Jan
45
..lnterpiowlnclal Pipe 'Line^—
k.3investors Syndicate comm6n___J.____25c'
173,980
21c
Jan
Jan
9%
"800
4.25
49Vac
;80%
90c
1.55
8,700
Jun
0'%
3Vb July
1(»
\ 5,820
15'%
1
83c
1.45
28c
8
Mar
i,:r/o
"
—'*-1
1
Jan
86c
1.45
21c
51
Apr
"10c
-
common
—
66c
13% Apr
1.73 Jun
24Vbc
Aug
26c
32Vb
-24c
Jan
9 Va
International Petrolemn
15% Mur
Jan
National Explorations Ltd-'
.
12'% Apr
GVb Jan
'
8%
' laternutional
Apr
12
10c
1
4% July
100
,'
10
500
•
10'% July
3,460
.
.
700
■»,
Mines
225
12c
3.50
' 15'%
10,600
13
12'%
Creek
5»%
51
,
14c
12%
Muy
101a
8
120
10c
12'%
74o
May
10 V
j;
13c
12'%
2,743
3,000
60
18Vb
^
Jan
69
-47 5% -Aug
10%
—
48
75o
7.535
2,321
10 '%
2 Preferred
Warrants
...Inspiration -Mining
Jun
44% Jun
111
National Trust
.18
.
18 Vb
110
75c
National -Steel
-
..."
,12'% Aug
46'%
16%
Feb
10c
'9%
3,400
Vb
62%
Jan
1 3.50
." i_
'
13%
45
17
68
50
7%
.
Jun
13%
45 Vb
63
63
'*.•*>.'
4
—_
Inland
.
2.08
75c
Aug
Cement/"Co |)refcfred_,__r..L10
Jinland..Natural: Gas common- !~_L_1'
''.uigJis' (John)1 &,X'o:-
;
; ^ Ingiailn & Bell preferred.
45c
common-..
Preferred
Apr
Feb
27%
:
Aug
Aug
1
National
Jan
2.20
■46Vb Mar
136
50
__
/ji.Ingersoll Machine-class A——".,—'*
•
501a
-
18c
92c
Minerals
Apr
46c
Aug
,:l.l4Aug
05
: 29%
'
preferred. —'50'
% SVbfr
32 VL¬
L
,
2, Industrial
Va
10%
-•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnaTy_3
6 % preferred 4.86%-
.
32
:
8,400
65,575
t
Jan
7.00
3.90 Aug
6,102
18c
51
i.10
Jun
Mar
21c
1.03
14%
Corp common-
-Nama
'
10
:
5.35
Multi
Jan
41
''
1.14
-v'-.'
Feb
3.15
7c
National
Mtge2-^
24,859
23 Vb May
Aug
'
52
49%
__
4.10
'
"
~
-1.25
Apr
13
Moncta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
Fob
llVa
315
;.
Molsons Brewery
Miiy
"40
23'% Feb
7.534
27
„
...l.
,_1
__20•
.
2
*'.Huron- & -Erie
Jun
53c
Moore
28%
17
.Smelting
Porcupines
'V'Humher?01l3
20c
Aug.
..1
Mogul Mining Corp..
July
45c
11Va
8%
200
•
;
Feb
Apr
39 Va Feb
100
'
4.10
common
306
24c
20c
Brick
Modern Containers
2.00. Jun
2Gc
23
'27%
-t;
•; *• >
18c
100
1.21
•
r_
3
; 1
1.07
12,500
"
i—
'
Paper
14c
"27c 32 Vbe
44
..
—
'-.•'•Hugh ."Pam
'•
6c
•
Howard. Smith
i
53/4
;
•
•
';;-HoyleAMining
«
8c
5%
27c
-
:
Gold
7'Ac
'5 Vbc
! 1.40
'
July
8%c Aug
•
Mindamar Metals Corp
Minhig Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
20o
Juri
17c
2,450
1
Mill City Petroleums
Milllken Lake Uranium
Glass A
;
y
"Apr
27c
__1
July
2,200
2.20
C2c
Jan
Aug.
__
116
71'% Mar
13,000
1.20
Aug
9c
__
Jun
33c
*
Indu.'Xrles Gas
15c
7>%c
Jun
92c
Warrants
2,000
Drilling
Consul
16c
Midwest
16Vbc May
26,525
9,000
,
85'%
20c
1
9c
1
Jan
9 Vbc
„•
Mining
9c
_•*
'Home Oil Co Ltd—:.
•
14c
15cl5'bc
,_l •
_
Jan
58 Va
,
"
common
Midcon Oil & Gas
9c
Mlhes_2
Paper common
Bell——2-
Ilollinger
,
•
a.
89c
25c
13.50
1
Ilighwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde'& Daucli Canada
Hi
15'%c
1
;
Aug
„i
Mines
_1
_
Iron
Eleva 'Gold Mines__
;
__
_i
Red Lake..:.
Heath. Gold
'
•
Mines
Mines
Lakes
of
" Headway
;
Gold
22c
93'% Mar
100
Minerals.
Harrison
87
9c
50
pfd
Light & Power
Midrim
Hard
"478
1
Preferred
30Vb July
75
08'%
Jun
7%
Feb
6
79% Aug
20c
1
5Vb'%
Meta Uranium
21% Mar
75
27
a
84%
21c
Petroleum
♦
preferred
85
Dcvclopment_50o
Merrill
15c
619
Mentor Exploration &
Merrill Island Mining
Jan
Apr
May
14
71
4.00
49c
;
69%
4.05
25
Aug
70%
1.23
12'%
Gc
23,850
Petroleums
20'% July
8'% Aug
25c
1
Medallion
•7.50 Aug
16% Aug
24c
33o
100
5,900
25c
*
500
2,500
20
1
Lake
17c
-
Cotton
Hamilton
Lake
McWalters Gold Mines
Apr
C7c
Aug
Red
McMarmac Red
7.85
.
4,090
Z~*
Feb
5.50
.
McKen/le
Jan
Mar
7
;
common
Mclntyre Porcupine
20 Va
.1
Gypsuin Lime & Aiub
1.805
Froutenac
17V«
1
Lake Gold—_____
Jun
7Vac
.Warrants
Gwillira
MeColl
52
400
6%
00%
•
High
Loxo
6Vb
79'%
1
7.50
1
Gunuar. Mines
Maybrun Mines
20'%
__
15 Vbc
1
-
_
Jun
6.90
Aug
5
100
14 Vbc
10
:
Feb
3.40
Range Since Jan. I
High
6'%
Preferred
10% May
48
c%
2Gc
90
;
Ltd
Mines——
29c
Shares
79%
27Vb May
Jan
90
4.50
32c
g
~57/a
700
-
32
,5
4.50
.
•
Trust
Gulf Lead
30
—"
—;
Gridoll Freehold
Gulcli Mines
30
—*
;plass B
Greening' Wire —L
Grcyhawk Uranium
Guaranty
481a
21 Vb Aug
450:
4.40
49%
for Week
Low
Par
;' High
-
8
,
4.30
__
325,
22
7%
4.30
,,—
,$2X0 preferred
:
21 Va
a,.
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
;
'
**
..
STOCKS
Share*
High
Week'*
ef Prices
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
,
28
Sale*
-'Week'*
Ltd
21c
21
Jan
Jan
4'% Aug
75c
1
—1
100
78c
5,800
55c
Vbc
20 %c 21 %c
16,500
18c
Apr
Feb
143
3.28 May
0
95c
26 Vbc
Jan
Jan
May
45
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
.
(874)
Monday, August 26, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Range
Low
Pipeline
Pembina
Preferred*.Penm&ns
1214
11%
12%
2,540
10%
12
5,170
46
46
100
24%
24%
100
II_la
3.00
2.65
3.15
50,955
i
45c
43c
48c
98,333
s
_
—
—
preferred.
Oil
&
Gold Mines-
Perron
36.498
38c
'11%
„_50
—
common
Gas
Permo
Loio
1
common—
i
Minerals—
&
Crow
7,700
74c
40,300
1.58
1.50
1.60
29,655
550
40
40
1.00
1.05
5,785
1.23
1.25
2,350
8c
13,700
—
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
1.25
68c
40
Engravers
Pickle
1.15
72C
.lllli
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Photo
1.18
•
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol Oil & Gas
1.05
Mines—
,i
B C-
of
31c
9
Feb
Powell
Powell
26%
Jun
Traders
3.90
Apr
July
23%
Apr
2.30
Jan
27c
2.25
May
Aug
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.83
Apr
Apr
42
Jan
1.15 Aug
61c
1.40
39%
97c
7c
10
59c
6,200
55c-
38
35%
40
1,862
50c
465
1.50
2,260
3.70
3.95
1,400
7c
8%e
2,500
Premier
Trust
87
87
36
Union
5,400
United
United
5.90
Jan
38
8.80
7.20
7,925
6.70 Aug
5.30
5.75
2,335
5.30 Aug
8.35 Mar
1.75
4,370
1.50 Aug
1.22
1.15
1.26
9,200
3.25
3.70
99,895
1.70 Mar
8c
8c
5,000
Ltd
Minerals
2.30
1.15 Aug
3.50
Producers Ltd,
United
3.95 Mar
Warrants
Prospectors Airways
Prow Gas
8c
15c
Chlbougamau: Gold.
17c
10,800
15c
83c
81c
87c
27,300
81c
1
1
1
Quebec Copper Corp:
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp—
45c
47c
7,650
35c
Aug
9c
9c
1.000
1.70
16,500
21c
20c
10%
5,222
68c
25,500
60c
60c
1,900
55c
Mines..
.1
1
...
1.54
61,305
lie
12c
23,600
1.30.
I,200
40c
44c
25,100
1.43
1.45
1.48
3,973
*
1
Uranium
Athabasca
Robertson
1.25
40c
1
A
class
1.25
-1
Rupununi Mines Ltd
6%c
9c
15,666
14
14
180
55c
52 c
57c
18
18
100
12c
12c
13c
111,500
70c
66c
80c
268,957
7%C
*
Mfg $1 pfd
1
Mines
1
Rockwin Mines
50c
•
Rocky Pete Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Upper
13,982
30c
10,655
16%
—•
13%
1.35
Jun
Ltd—
Mines
1.90
Jan
2.50
23c
Aug
Feb
75c
18%
91
98
94
60
15,250
59c
Aug
II,100
15c
July
July
13%
575
9% Mar
24% Feb
45c
May
08c
Jan
70c
35c
Jan
Jan
53c
May
Aug
17c
II,800
106,650
8c
1.13 Aug
1.82
6c
8c
8,500
<9% Aug
13%.Mar
81c
2.75 Mar
6c
1.12
Feb
Feb
4.70
Aug
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.50 July
15% May-
19 Va
25
Jan
Aug
27
Jun
Jan
3.00
Apr
46c
Jan
1.35
Apr
32
Aug
3638
Jan
1.85
2.50
Feb
3.60
Jan
Feb
Aug
4.85 July
.
3.95
605
20%
Apr
23
255
20'/a
Jun
22
Silknit
5
17
17
100
60c
61c
3,514
10 %
10
10%
934
9 % July
*17%
16%
17%
1,845
16% Aug
73c
75c
6,500
66c
1,545
190
84
87
7.15
8.50
4,435
1.00
1.20
27,955
...1
24c
22c
27c
135,200
—1
7c
7c
8c
1
18c
16c
21c
13
13%
35
36
Oils
Mines
&
Ltd..
13
Lead
&
1
Oil..
—
10c
93% May
6
Aug
% Mar
1.00
12.
May
Jan
Aug
10,500
7c
Aug
lie
Jan
13,238
16c
Aug
43c
July
2,441
285
829,780
1.35
23,495
^0c
14,200
11c
7;VaC
1.00
1.14
18,330
7»
6,814
5%c
1
Metal
84
2.90
9c
1.10
Mines
Mines
1
37c
5%c
.1
__r.
Jun
Feb
88%
15c
20c
—20c
-
Mines
19
40
Julv
Aug
r-4 O O
Zulapa Minipg
.
20,600
-
9,500
88 Tit
Jan
7c
15c
Feb
1.60
Jan
Jan
37c
Aug
July
7c
>"3
1.30 May
Aug
1.15
16c
Apr
5%c Aug.
15c
-Jail
1.00 Aug
5%c Aug
10%c
Feb
1.93
Apr
26c
22c
'27c
28,600
20c
Aug
40c
Apr
i
40c
35c
,40c
2,700
30c
Aug
75c
Mar
....
common
SIlver-MilDr
Mines
1
3ilverwood Dairies class A
Siscoe
8
K
Ltd.
Mines
D
Slocan
*
Ltd
Simpsons
61c
Manufacturing
Van
Somerville
Souris
2.75
Ltd
7%c
.50
preferred.
Valley
48%
Oil
Southam
600
8c
7,800
48%
48 ''2
5
20c
1.200
45%
Southern
Union
Spartan
Air
Spooner
Mines
Stadacona
Standard
Stanleigh
Oils..
32c
Services..
Stanrock
Paving & Materials.
Uranium Corp.
8%
1,985
36c
100,300
22c
25c
9,866
&
Ltd
Apr
Andian
30c
Jan
Anglo
55% May
National Corp
Pulp
Aug
6
Aug
Feb
78c
Mar
22c
Aug
42c
Jan
Canadian
Bronze
34
Mar
43
Jan
...
11% Jun
.
Jun
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
Industries
5.00
Apr
Canadian
Marconi
2.02 Aug
60c
Feb
53,100
1.75
July
Oil
Dominion
Glass
23
Aug
26%
60
Feb
73% May
Gaspe Copper Mines
lie
May
Hayes
May
International
17%
16%
17%.
5
5
100
11c
11c
16c
74,400
8c
8 VaC
5,000
2.11
2.00
2.35
12,021
29c
32c
14.500
1
.
l
1
Superior
Propane
•
common
5%
Petroleum
ordinary
Gold
May
16% Aug
231
40
44%
Aug
4% Mar
a
5
Gold
i
1.50
i
Aug
59c
Aug
15c
Jan
28c
Aug
45c
5%
1,125
4%
Feb
2.25
170
1.35
Jan
3.90
9
Steel
8%c
Jun
Pend
Oreille
Apr
Price
9%c
Jan
Southwest
5.50
Jan
Third
1.75
Jun
21%
common
Gold
Mines
1.80
Thompson-Lundmark
Mines
Gold Mines
68c
Yukon
16c
Mav
55c
9
Jan
10
Apr
•No par
475
9
Aug
10
Apr
a
3.35
Jun
1.60
1.90
23,264
2.05
3,400
65c
68c
6,550
63c
51c
64 C
275
2,146
16%
Feb
1,660
20
Aug
21
110
21
Aug
89%
90
140
89 Vt
Aug
29%
.77%
77%
24%
24%
2.50
,
42%
*'
1
2,105
'
60
51
"Jan
68
May
22
May
37%
Jan
29
Jan
103%
26% Aug
64% Mar
,
' T
310
3.65
-
24%
•
Jan
33% Aug
93% May
40
Mar
30
33% iApr
Aug
150
''
31%
.
-980
45
•
31
3.55
'1—.
-.-W
4
—.
i_.
—1
2.43
Aug:
860
4
Gen
Inv
Gold
50
340
1.05
1.725
Trust
6%
_
fx
:
.
—
1
.
28
600
65c
6
62c
1
Corp..
1.310
2.50
48
96c
,
—
—
FOOTNOTES
Jan
379
70c
64
27
^
28.550
9%c
Apr
19
Gold Mine3__.
Consolidated
52c
8c
50c
47
Jun
38'
3.50 Aug
May
5.20" Apr
2,700
28
100
1.
2.35 July
47 Va
Aug
50c
Jan
5 Vb
54c
Au*g
Mar
23%
Jan
3.40
59
Jan
.Jan
1.10 July
6%'July
89c
May
33
Jun
Mar
35c
Canadian
9%
58c
Jan
-—6
Zellers
9 %
9c
Jan
20c
22%
*
...
42c
65c
39%
July
16,000
19"i Aug
8 Vac Aug
21
2.00
Mines
Calgary
Aug
21
•
Petroleum
9%
;
May
4.10 May
29 %
11J7.50
Minesx
Bros
9
Pearson
Preferred
Teck-Hughes
20'
Aug
'
3.50 May
.9c
10,000
2.90
21
com
Pato Consolidated
Jun
16% Aug
5%c July
8%C
29c
•
61%
& Ontario Paper.j..
Niagara Wire Weaving
f
....
Flour common..,
.....
400
Jan
23c
■
*
Ogilvie
675
1.10
3,510
....
Minnesota
May
16,000
136
33
31% May
15V4 Mar
Jan
6c
103,110
300
18%
!
Paper
new
3.75
1.50
Mar
1.196
2.95
29%
1956.
.1
17%
19%
28
237
; 19
Prods
Inc
5c
1.38
Jan
29%
Apr
Vs Jan
Apr
25V4 May
30% Jun
Jan
27
2.90
'
common
Canada
Loblaw
Feb
4.10
Co
Intl Utilities
,
50c
.
Feb
May
7c
2.00 Aug
5
19%
«
Mines
Dupont
3.50
5c
*
common
Jan
13c
16%
»
50c
Industries
Taurcanis Mines
34c
2.25
,
Cons
90
5
1
Mines
Warrants
41
10
Gold
...
40
27,866
21
25
18%
t
•
820
20
365
27
;
28%
*
_"l
-
"HI
Dalhousie
3,133
Jun
#
^
I
—
63
6c
22
27
*•
lie
8,500
4.50
21%
Paper
24%
7c
Aug
3.CO Aug
6
39
Aug
5.05 Mar
9c
6c
35
400
4V4 May
'
23
6%C
Jan
715
3.70
if
1
61%
Aug
10 V4
28%
7V» Aug
25 V4 Aug
♦
common....
:
62%
9c
860
j
___
General Investments
6.40
10c
7%
^
Jan
40,580
31
3.60
27%
■
1.60 Aug
1.30
133
7V4
27%
—
.
3.15
1.20
375
32%
.
common,....;..
High
5.00
31
•
Dominion Sugar...
&
Jan. I
LOW
'
Canada
Ra^ige Since
High
1
Pa'pcr
—5
Anglo .Newfoundland Develop....
*
Asbestos Corp
Bulolo. Golti
Dredging
..........5
21c
Week
Share"!
5.00
5.00
..
Canadian
24c
fiOc
7.(5 W)
Par
48%
l'iriee»
<il
.
Jan
485
1.29
Exploration
Tombill
5% Jun
15c
Sales
Tor
Itiinee
Sale Trloe
:
12,120
45,655
Cons
Tiara
l.ast
f
24,520
1
Mines
Contact
Texas
STOCKS
2.98
2.80
Sullivan
Temagami
45% Aug
Apr
4.25
•
Sudbury
Taylor
Jun
May
1.03
unds
Wrt'k'i
Friday
38%
2.50
Sunburst
Tandem
16c
Jail
l
Jan
24%
River
Sylvanite
45
11
20%
37
2.65
•
Sturgeon
Tamblyn
2% July
7%c Aug
Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian
Jan
2.05
'
Inlet
Jan
Toronto Stock
Jan
Apr
1.05
3.30
1
..1
Sterling Trusts
Stovel Press preferred
Surf
Jun
38
1
Gas
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Switson
60c
19
Consolidated
Mines
Canada
Supertest
Aug
4.00
Bros
of
567,859
6
27c
17
4.55
2.85
Nickel...
Stedman
1.080
6
Mines
Oil
Starratt
45c
32c
Oils.
Uranium
Stanwell
46
32c
23 %c
&
Warrants
Steel
3.00
7%C
20c
Roi
3.65 Aug
14,950
29,300..
26.800X
1.55
Jan
1.83 Aug
50c
58c
Feb
Aug
4.90
98c
1.25
Jan
Jan
Aug
36c
Jan
19c
Jan
93c
Julv
OUT-OF-TOWN
e
in year's range)..
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
r
price.
Cash sale
■-
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
(Un)
wd When delivered.
range).
;
AND
t
d Deferred delivery sal,e (not included
Jan
8c
FOR
value.
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
-
\vi When issued,
t
,
,
(not included in
x
;
Ex-dividend.
'
-
year's range).
,
1
May
Jun
10V4
35
:__i
—
.
,
28
10c
7c 15 %c
1.35
1.35
Zinc
Canuck
4
19 Va Mar
Aug
10
88%
9%C
i-4<
ADr
Feb
Ju-n
-
-
88%
.100
Jan
700
23
3 90
17
27%
May
21
4.10
21 Va
84
Zenmac
Jan
21
Jan
1.05
Yukeno
1.35 Mar
4.10
Aug
100
Yellowknife Rear
Jun
1
B
Yankee
Aug
Voting trust
Sigma Mines Quebec
12%
18V4
6.50 Jan
Jan
320
2,870
1.65
1.50
_
A
7.90
8.30 Aug
8.10
100
13%
22%
21 %
class
Yellorex
Jun
98
3,805
12%
21%
1.60
Plywood Co class B.
—1
Yale
Jan
3.60
'.
5.00 Mar
21%
Petroleum
Naco
(Geo)
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
80
Aug
2.10 Jan
A
—
Woodgreen Copper
Jun
21%
Aug
14c
25c
,
Preferred
Jan
13c
21
lie
16 %C
12c
22c
Winnipeg & Central Gas..—
Wood (John) Indus class A.
30% July
21
54c.
626
Windfall
15 % July
100
•
AUg
Winchester Larder
Jun
9,380
common
21c
14c
Warrants
Mar
25%
42c
1,165
6,000
;
22c
Preferred
Mar
1.35
40c
13%
850
27c
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coglilan
Jan
25%
32,752
3.00
21c
27c
1
1,100
Western
17 %C Aug
13% Aug
18c
42c
10c
5.25
Jan
5.10
31,200
32 %
Jun
42c
15c
32
12%
4.90
300
5.05
38
69c
5.00
Jun
2,676
5.05
Western
Feb
15c
Aug
16c
1
Jan
62 %
73
,10
32%
Grocers
13%
2.80
1
..
Leaseholds
.
V.
10c
11c
—•
1
class
Western
Western
Jan
Jan
50c
July
'5.00 Jim
Feb
•
150
1.00
140,700
:
Aug
67%
.
1.82 May
55c
.
4,420
Jan
25% May
20c
Gordon
2.00 Mar
•83c
71
9%
—
Feb
15c
Creek Gold—
29cMar
Aug
Feb
9%
72%
8,400
Apr
80
1.20
50c
6.60
13,565
Aug
668
9%c Aug
2.95
27
lie
10,365
Jan
Jun
3% Jan
Jun
950
80c
27
75,640
2
3.60
2.20
10
83
23c
44%
Aug
31% Aug
7.00
27
175
8.30
.
r
3.30
65c
398
3.35
:
6.60
1.95
4,000
81
%9,372
8c
13c
3.00
1,500
.
„
2.17
10%
7.50
Aug
3.50
Petroleum
30%
82
12,900
Breweries
Class
3.15
May '
July
6.65
Ltd
Mines
Warrants
Jun
8.10
27
6
•
Nickel;.
Apr
Aug
60c
50c
•
•
May
Jan
1
-
—
Canada
53c
Shawinigan Water & Power common
104,630
74c
•
V
...
Decalta
53c
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums..
12c
1-35
68c
1.28
Western
23%
50
100
1.23
9%c
—I
Western
Mar
Jan
10
2,00
9%c
•
__1
Jan
35c
16
3,600
10c
32%
2.00
569
4,345
27,010
...
'73 c
9c.
26,000
9c
2.00
31%
44,850
18%
50
Jan
4.40 May
,-IrB
July.,
3
100
"
31%
10c
1
—*
''
19
Weston
120
17c
Jan
'
2.55
July
3.00
5
5
'
2.26
May
50
—I.*
Jan
20
Mar
20c
Breweries
L..I
18%
24c
113
Feb
July
6:40 Jan
,,
''
2.45
77
2.50
Aug
50c
6,400
18%
Jan
117
7c
1.73
...300
—
uic,;
Products
Westeel
Mar
3.00
23%
60c
Jun
Jan
20c.
70
,13% Aug
.21
Feb
1,415
.
May gill Gas Oil
West
Jan
14
16c
•
22%
._t
26% Aug
'
lil,030
■*
,14
1,_2
Feb
7.15 Mav
Jan
3.95
21,500"
,
3.15
i
Malartic
West
Jun
64
—
10c
-
2.61
13%
———1
Petroleums
Apr
69c
Cement
7c
8%C
„
-
24c
29 %
19%
I,8557
2.93
—
Equipment
Lake
1
Debentures
56
4.25
13%
—*
:
Wespac
1
Saskatchewan
53
May
Jun
9%c Aug
39
* Jan
175 "
,
-86
5.50 Mar
5,400
4.00
53
4.15
^
Werner
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
J
10c
:
25
856
22%
2%c
Jun
7773 July
May
25
•
1.99 Mar
Gold
River
—
1.00 May
Jan
"
common
Preferred
19c:
6,750
Petroleums. Ltd
!
.:
Webb &; Knapp (Canada).LtdWeedon Pyrite Copper——
Feb
23c
.
25
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
Jan
5,000
Wayne
94
Uranium
3.85
62%
26
20%
93c
Feb
26c
100
22c
,25
-
Amulet Mines-
Aug
1
Gas
Michael
'
5.75
Ltd
Aug
1
Maurice
St
Antonio
—
Mines...
Alloys
Waterous
3,019
preferred
St
9.O0 Jan
Aug
4,841,
T
'
25
♦
Jan
9,200
4,049
71
22
Wainwright Producers & Ref
4,183
14
Aug
6.20
'
—1
Waite
68
13%
Apr
35%
19c
'.
Apr
10
common
34c
Feb
145% May
Feb
12c
Corp
Aug
17C
24,950
54c
6.%
65
.
1
«J.;
Corp
Oils, ;
30%
Lawrence
Sicks
Vulcan
18
Mining
50c
6%
53c
*
Vlolamaa Mines
Jun
9c
Industries
Sherritt
Mar
17c
9c
19C
5,799
5.75
Viceroy
7c
7c
5,900r
Aug
""
25
Consol Explorations Ltd.
Vandoo
64
Preferred
Russell
21c
37c
18%
y
Jun
2,820
28
G.65
19c
clastf B pfd—
Products
1.49 Mar
lOVaC Aug
17
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil commo
Ryanor
18
40c
Aug
5.75
Mfg class -B—
Vlco Explorations
19
6 Vac Aug
50c
Apr
3.35 M
Feb
90%
1
———.
Canada
16c
Oils
Roxana
12,400
Jun
i
3.25
4.652
:.
*
Ventures
26c
1.25 May
9%
2.00
Jun
48
'
1.01 Aug
37c
42 %
Apr
Aug
26c
n-_l
^
Jan
2.87
Aug
Jim.
39
95c
I'eo
'
10% Mar
1.25 Aug
11c
33c
17%
1
Mines
Consol
Rowan
1.48
26
,0.30
23c
5,i6i
20c
19c-
.
6.30
A
Walker G & W
.1
Silk
8.50
98
69
Jan
80c
July
60c
Riverside
Sheep
15c
61c
Richwell
Sand
15,000
92%
II111.._
Steel
Universal
July
May
28c
Aug
Aug
30c
6%
1.25
1.40 Aug
9%
Uranium
Rexspar
San
22c
9c
26c
1
2.34
5.60 Aug.
32c
67c
Mines
Reef Explorations
Reeves
Macdonald
5%
'
17,990
9.75
Ray rock
St
*
36,500
,
Uranium
Radiore
Roche
35c
1.40
1.56
Rainville Mines Ltd
Rix
6.50
Mining.,,
Quemont
Rio
10c
6.00
32c
.
Quebec Manltou Mines—
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines.
15,820-
Jan
33c
Aug
Aug
47c
Ascot Copper.
Quebec
2.65
28c
Montaubain
United
Vanadium
Quebec
2.45
Mines 1.
Inv
.United -Oils
4.25 July
18c
Aug
Fuel
United
Apr
6.80
\
2.60
——
Estella
United Keno
Jun
7.00
—
Mines
75
24.000
;
Corp—
Corps. Ltd class
United
Mar
1.70
5.75
Dome
43
1.65
July
10%c Aug
35% Aug
2,76.5
37%
1.20
Asbestos i
Class B
Apr
13c
1.00 Aug
May
3,000
35%
42%
1
Canada...
Mining
-
Jun
1.50
East
Uranium
Union
Jun
of
Gas
1.50 Aug
83%
85 Ve May
1.05
31
—
Ultra Shawkey Mines..
Union
Acceptance common
Apr
1.00
-100
;
Electric.
President
Preston
7c
Feb
26%
Jan
3.70 Aug
7c
1
Gold
20
1.45
...
Jan
1.05 Aug
700
42%
Pipeline.
Jan
1.00
Jan
64
1.05
Jan
24%
96
Oil
46%
Jan
55
59%
3.80
i
Roy
Border
Purdex
7,050
64
Prairie
75c
Mar
49
37%
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Triad
Aug
i
Trans
Trans
40
10%c 10 %c
A
class
Explorations Ltd—
Trans Empire Oils
>
—
Rights
———————I.
Jan
32c
1,295
—40
Finance
preferred
Canada
Mar
2,000
40%
24%
rzii
—
13%
9.75 Aug
1.45
Premier
Pronto
52c
50c
Jan
...
47c
36c
40
*
-
High
Low
High
Jan
15c
35% Aug
.
Oil
Prairie
1.66
Jun
8c
5%
Trails
1.60 May
Aug
1.20
55c
Corp
Rights
Jun
88c
Jan
.
Range Sirce Jan. 1
Shares
320
40 %
—10
Works class A—'
Tovagmac E$iploraiion
9.75
I—1
Gold
Rouyn
Power
Iron
Bank-.:
Dominion
Toronto
47% May
8c
River
Toronto
43
55c
1,210..
Jun
18
for Week
Low
Mines——„- —1
Silver
May
16%
-
Torbrit
Aug
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
10Va Aug
9.75
Oils
Ponder
40c
Aug
a
—l
—
Development
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
,_50c
Uranium
Pitch-Ore
Placer
>3
Range Since Jan. 1
.1.25
Gas
Nat
River
Peace
AUGUST
STOCKS
Shares
High
31c
1
Ltd
Exploration
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
PCE
WEEK
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
y
Ex-rights.
i
Ex-stock dividend.
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;
Number 5667
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(375)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The following bid
for Friday,
Aug.
23
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association
of
Securities
Dealers, Inc. and other selected
which have
•
Aerovox
Air
Par
'
•
Par
1
Inc
Products
5%
32
34%
23%
25%'
Haloid
28'/a
30%
Hanna
10
38%
41%
37%
40%
High
56
59 %
Hoover
27%
29%
1
29
31%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
Glass Co_ 12%
11
12
—
Hospital Supply Corp. —4
0
Pipe & Const Co_ IIII
Research
&
Develop,
American Window
AMP
Incorporated
_._1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden
Co
Farms
Public
Arkansas
Western
.
-
Oil &
Voltage
Co
Indian Head
26%
Indianapolis
Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
37%
Interstate
Motor
45
48%
Interstate
Securities
15%
17
Investors Diver Services
10
1
...
Beii
Co
l
21 VB
1
:
9%
5
Corp
.
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botafoiy Mills Inc
Bowser Inc $1.20
Brown
29%
&
6%
16
17%
Co
Buckeye
Steel
Bullock's
24'. i
Wells
Stubnitz
Greene
1
10%
11%
•
30%
Inc
Water
Supply
Electric
11%
81a
1
22%
24%
Tekoil
1
54%
58
Texas
Eastern
•
23 Va
24-%
Texas
Gas
Veg Parchment Co.10
33%
36%
Texas
111
3%
3%
Texas
Steel
Corp
preferred
i
35 %
City
common
Public
38%
Serv
Co—_1
Natural
Kendall
42%
Tolephonp CoJ("->
19111
10%
L-O-F
33
Landers Frary & Chirk
Carpenter
Ceco
Paper Co
Steel Products Corp
Cedar Point
Field
Central
Electric
Central
lil
Central
Indiana
lo
213/4
Co._3 %
Gas
14%
Gas
&
Gas
Co___ i.O
Maine
Power
Central
Public
Central
Co
Utility Corp
Telephone Co
Vt
Pub Serv
Gas
Citizens Util Co
361a
31
Clinton
States
Class
B
Colonial
Star
Lucky
21%
Thermo
Ludlow
13%
5%
6
5%
5%
1
31
5
70
1
25'
1
39%
12 vu
Co
Macmillun Co
Madison Gas & Electric CoT
Maremonl Antonio Prods Inc
15
16%
33 %c
15
16 vb
Stores
-
Manufacturing Co
10%
11%
Western Natural Gas Co
32%
White
27
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
22%
24 Vb
Williams
Co_l
19%
21
4%
&
Co
Inc
&
19
19»/4
10%
12 V4
f
Pow
Wisconsin
1
29%
lOo
Co
17'%
2Vi
18%
28
28 %
14
B
31%
26%
Light Co_ 10
Wood Conversion Co
5'A
55
Corp__1
Petroleum
i
Wurlitzer
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Co
59 Va
5%
5%
8
_1
Corp
of
New
N
T
&
S
8%
North
Ask
35%
37 %
15%
(Newark) _25
36
100
290
America
16
(St
16%
18
Louis)
20
Natl
Co
(N JD
57
Bank
25%.
17%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
19%
Chem
13%
Citizens
33%
36 Va
& Co Inc.l
61 %
65
lc
12%
13%
9%
10%
McLean
18%
22%
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
Exch
Cleve
of
(N
Y)
23%
McLouth
60%
Meredith Publishing Co
5
22'/a
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
2 Hit
23%
Miehlc-Gosg-Dexter
33
35%
2'%
20
98
10
25
27%
34
37%
(Savannah)
50%
35
Co
Trust
63
237
National
78
38%
41 V«
85
88%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
33%
Continental
56%
7'A
8%
Miles
6%
7%
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping
1
24%
26%
18 to
5
19%
1
14%
15%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Federal
19%
127
58
of
Dotroit
Bank
of
42 "N
281
Westchester.B
62%
45%
294
Commerce Bank &
Trust
Natl
(Albany
Newark
N
Y)
Essex
&
10
55%
58%
19%
64%
27
7.50
21
60
29%
Bank¬
21%
Miss
18'/»
120
City Bank (deve)__16
National
83%
61%
.
Bank
National
57
20 %
46%
of
National
41%
3b;4
59
225
25
5
Bank
Morgan (J P) <fc Co (N Y)—100
of N J_25
Colorado Milling & Elev Co.—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com
3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
Natl
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
&
Y)
(N
Commercial Trust Co.
Brook
44 v* ■
37%
50
Bank
Tr
Freeport (N Y)
B
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 28
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—28
53%
48 %
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Commercial State
Be
;
(Phila)
Meadow
National
Cleveland Trust Co
:
•50 V*
10
10
Bk
Southern
&
Bank
7%
6%
.1
19%
36%
Manufacturers Tr Co (W Y)—IB
27'A
12
Corn
of
Bk
Ask
41%
18%
Natl
Bid
0
93
Liberty Real Estate Bk
61%
38%
5
(Phlla)
18
—
Trust
Co
34%
Co
Broad St Trust Co (Phlla).—10
Trust
22'/a
6G Va
16%
Corp
38 "4
BOe
10
1
1
_1
Industries
8%
35 Va
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
20%
G3%
(NY)_5
(N Y)
Bank
39%
303
1
Co Inc
8%
_1
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
39%
Corp
10
Par
Industrial
-6V»
Co
Natl
Bid
A
York
Trust
Boatmen's
6%
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Cununina
5
33
_5
Engine Co Ihc
9
14 Vb
13%
51
Cross Company
Cutter
Laboratories com vtgCommon Ltd vtg
20
7'%
Inc
Co
Line Co
Barge
26
Darling. <I» Ar'Co
AWyior
—1
12,
74%
78'%
75%
Provident
1
13%
Bush
12%
Nortex
24 Vb
North
Dynamics
,
Corp of
preference
$1
Utilities
Electrolux
El
First
Fluor
1
Miss
6%
15 Vb
25%
Pepsi-Cola
8'/a
^2.50
19 %
Tool
Pickering
General
Lumber
Plymouth
Rubber
5%
pid
33
21%
Co
34%
1
Green Mountain Power Corp
Gruen Industries Inc
6%
18
18%
Relehhold
49
28%
27
23%
30%
10
43
47'A
Bk_15
28
43%
47%
10
20
21 Va
Bank
Sterling
46
68'%
71
York—10
44%
Albany
Bk $ Tr
Y)
46%
(Chi)—100
& Sav Bk
Tr
uo
48%
20
of
Natl
Trade Bk
415
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
&
Tr Co
of
New
Co
Union Bank of
448
Hartford
30%
33
10%
Hudson
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
50
55 %
15
16%
32
35%
United States
33 %
35%
(N
Y)
Jersey
5%
ey8
County
Natl
United
Tr
Co
New
10c
183
7%
192
8'%
Hamp
5
16
10
42
45%
Maryland—10
of
States
42
45 Vb
22
24 Vb
Trust
Co—
5
16 %
Tr Co
(N Y)—20
68%
71 Va
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arls)_B
27%
29%
10
15%
29'%
6'%
For
R
footnotes
18%.
20%
27
29%
10
I
see
31%
Corp of America__l
Providence
of New
Sugar Corp
Products
Chemicals
__1
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
6%
25
Industrial
27
2
30%
33
1
17%
18%
Corp
Richardson Co
12'%
14%
National
24%
49
53
27
21%
Robblns & Myers Inc
•
51
14%
15%
Robertson
1
72
77%
18%
20 vb
•
9%
10%
51b
6%
-31%
34%
6
Co
Rochester
Telephone Corp
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Roddis
Plywood
Corp
Ryder System Inc
Utility
of
Stocks quoted In the above
Over
-
the
-
Counter
Your orders a inquiries are
56%
5
(II H)
&
list
Securities.
16 Va
22 3 4
5
,
preceding page.
16%
1
Natl Bk of
171b
1
Industrial
17 vb
Mexico
Industrial Bk of Com
10
2'%
15%
8%
invited
17
9%
45
48
1
14%
16%
-15
16%
18%'
9%
Commerce—
(Cleveland)
Union
Bank
(Jersey City N J)
8%
2%
(Boston)
(N Y)_10
2
Coke Co
Republic Natural Gas Co
21
Sulphur Corp
10c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new__2.50
of
Aiegre
Rare Metals
19 v*
5
Gulf
46
11
1
&
Properties Inc
Co
Purolator
7%
1
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
31%
27'%
Riley Stoker Corp
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3'%
Roadway Express class A
25c
Corp.l
Brick Co
29%
9%
Resistoflex
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Financial
New
of
23
31
20
Cement
69
26%
37%
Producing
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
preferred
65-
10
25'%
35
30%
20
20
of PhHa
Trust
Bank
20
Mass)
Natl Bk
•
...
1
...2.50
Exch
Co
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton (N Y)
B
45%
28
(Franklin
Corn
Trust
Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston,
3%
24%
10
2%
72%
Union
State
43
10
Y)
Trust
Harris
10 Vb
9%
68
Louis
(N
Girard
16%
23'%
Serv Co
Fire
Co
N
19%
9
Security First Natl Bank (Los
5
Bk
Natl
72
17%
Second
10
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
15 %
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Punta
General Gas Corp—
Franklin
Hanover
17%
Pub
Co
67
29%
15%
17
Garlock Packing Co
-
39%
68%
Second
62%
64%
Rochelle
New
24%
19
15%
Gas Service Co
of
28%
Gas
Frito
*
59
(N Y)—20
First Westchester Natl Bank
23
Corp
Serv
(A P)
Bottlers__l
Corp.
9 Vb
Polaroid
Pub
Green
70c
6%
8%
Portland
28%
Co
Louis—20
8 vb
6 Vb
'
18
21
Great Western
.6'%
1
Gas Co
7%
1
90c
15%
22%
Portland
27%
20'%
26%
(Calif)
6%
15
14%
Co._
69 %
St
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co <Phila)_
16%
b
16%
Co.
Corp
19 %
5%%
•
Indus
Pioneer Natural
21 Vb
Giant
5
Corp
Mercury Telev "A"
Pendleton
60
Oil
13Tb
35
10
53
64%
25
of
130
of
Royal Bank of Canada
35%
49
(Jersey City)—25
Bk
Bank
———10
Royal State Bk of New York—B
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
74%
340
32%
City Bank
Natl
Natl
Square
55 va
Corp Ltd
Telep
Prod
lc
2'%
Gen
River
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific
Airmotive
32%
.iv*
71%
330
100
Dallas—10
Paterson
First
Natl
St
Chicago
of
(Phlla)
Boston
First Nat'l Bank Trust Co
Otter Tail Power Co
23%
51
Crude
66%
Old Ben Coal Corp
»
Opellka Manufacturing Corp __5
8%
22
Rockland-Atlas
33%
First
Pacific
30 v*
21%
31%
62
First
Bank
19%
Bk
6'%
15%
61%
& Tr
Natl
16
30%
(Atlanta)_10
Bk
First
40 va
37'%
27
45%
12
5%
35%
10
57
10%
38%
10
42%
16'%
of
Tradesmen's
Trust
60%
14%
53%
Bank
14%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
*
Be
56%
B
20
Natl
3
10%
—10c
,
67
N J)
Republic Natl Bank (Dnllas)_ia
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D O—28
First Natl
pfd_*
(Hackensack
33%
N J)
of
.vCo (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
,
451
33%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 Va
Bk
428
29
First
_1
521/8
8
National
4
50%
62%
Y)—10
10%
Co„_•
24%
1
(Camden
First
'
_
4>
75%
31%
Camden Natl Bk
Co
.
32'%
36%
72%
10
(N
(Minn)
15
Production Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper_10
General
Serv
10
56:%
Steel
Pub
48%
10
Governor
Florida
Water Co $4
23
Corp
Fisher Brothers
Fisher
13%
9%
Stk Corp
5
*
Mortgage Assn_100
Boston
12%
1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co_
34%
—:
,
17'%
27%
First
12
16%
25%
21
Mfg Co
Natl
Co
11
8
J
(Pgh)
1
Corp
Coal
1
Foods
Federal
Northwest
9%
19%
32 %
7%
Oil Co
Equity Oil Co___
Fanner
14'%
First Bk
50c
Corp
Gas
Indiana
Fiduciary Trust Co
11%
10
Co* (Texas)
State
Fairmont
9%
31%
13%
North
Oklahoma
Corp
Paso Electric
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
8%
10%
50c
—.
&
Northeastern
29%
Co___i
Associates
Oil
3
26'%
2
Gas
Therjnador
American
23
23
•
Co
North Penu Gas Co
America
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
Norrls
of Del
Elec Assoc
<fe
File
5%
1
—
Not
Eng Gas
19%
21%
21%
Fidelity Trust Co
37'%
30
(N Y )_10
Tr Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
-.18
50c
Shirt Shops
22
1
Inc
common
Nicholson
2%
Inc
East Tennessee
B
New
2
Bradstreet
&
Dunham
Class
19%
24%
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
Dun
.
62%
14%
1
,
34%
federation Bk
50%
■~33%
Tr
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
71
20%
Sons Co—5
&
(R R)
&
47'%
5
Inc
Products
uoesKin
Donnelley
(Newark
Bk
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Co
45%
47
28
(Chicago)—100
Natl
First
39%
18%
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv__4
Northern Tr Co
Peoples
<
25%
19%
41b
25%
187
35%
59 %
1
23%
178®
50
Y)
24 Vb
1
Inc
5
Co
(Boston)_100
New York Trust Co (N
'
lo
National
Arts
New Eng.Trust Co
;
*
Y)
Trust
30%
.
Corp
2'%
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Co
Chemical
9%
14%
Productions__2%
27%
56%
-42%
Newark—12%
9%
13%
(Walt)
,
10
(White
Co
of
18%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
Disney
N
Bk
24%
17%
Di-Noc Chemical
Trust
Plains
State
81b
16%
Dictaphone Corp Jl
County
Natl
52
28
17%
16 %
Bridge Co
28
(N J)
22 y4
lo%
Detroit Internat
N J)
(Patcrson
28'%
ing Co
'Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
1
Utilities
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
1
Corp
Trust
&
1
Montrose
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2 %
Oil
Bank
(Chicago)
;
__33'/a
County Bank <fe Trust Co
.5
Missouri
National Aluminate
'neuu-
111
Co
21%
•
26 v*
_2
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
55%
9 48
;
common
Valley
,311a
•
Inc—
Laboratories
35%
_
8%
1
1
Class A
19 v*
8 lil
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Y-
Inc
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
.
Services
26
Inc
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Cohmio'nwealth Oil Ref Co lnc_2c
.
Jet
30%
37 %
Steel
17%
41%
37'A
20%
21%
16%
39%
34%
ii vb
21 a
26%
B
34%
16
51n
Inc
14%
27%
32%
Phila.10
18-4
"
*
38%
2.4%
1
Western Lt & Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos—1
Centl-Penn
Ray)
49
13%
.
46%
Central
(J
45%
35%
Co
42%
47%
10%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
t.
•
West Point
33%
1
common
B
16%
4%
44%
4
com__
26
29%
Welex
30%
Prod——1
A
24%
27%
10 Va
1
Marmon Hefrington
15
1
3%
Corp_5
Gas Pipeline
8
com—
17'/«
16
__
Marlin-Rockwell
5
Amer
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
McDermott
16%
4
4;lu
.
Maryland Shipbldg <fc Dry Co_50c
Maxsoa (W L) Corp
3
20 vb
15 3
cl A.._33%<:
com
Co
181«
1
47%
9%
Transmission
Commerce
of
Camden
21%
6
of
Bankers
27%
22%
...
of
5
Francisco)
Bank
33'/a
73%
a
3a
•
32
.
12%
16
Corp
1
America
Bank
1j%
__■
Inc
Mlg & Sales
16 y4
44'%
Warren <S D)
13 Va
Corp_7
King
of
(San
42
1%
Co
Bank
Bank
;
America
Steel
Stores
14%
B
k & Trui
17 Vb
19'a
____10
Corp—
Co
Gas
Radio
Lone
•
12 %
IS •11
29'4
Machine Co
Coastal
Collins
33
t7
281),
MM
cl B
coin
8%
29%
27%
2%
Bwasej C*
Warren Brothers Co
26%
11%
23%
10c
of
Warner
12
33 Va
22 Vo
I
Corp
Corp
Vitro
5%
21
31%
5
Corp
Loan
Lithium
7%
27
39%
2o%
__25
0
Common class B
1
32%
3
...
Lilly (Eli) <fe Co Inc
7%
9%
35 %
Co
Co
44 In
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
6%
Co
National
lu
_■
Utah Southern Oil Co
4%
Transmls
Natural Gasoline
»
Central
Chattanooga
Blower
Liberty
7
15%
?a;»,
10
•_
Soya Co
Central
■
,
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co__r>
Central
Le Cuno Oil
23%
6%
Co
Lau
38 3 4
36
Trust ctls
&
Elec
1
Fibers
Glass
33%
33%
42%
Par
i
10%
9%
31'A
Transmls
20%
91B
30 %
Ltd.
Oil
10
10c
Match
30
241a
Corp
Texas
Co
_10c
Delhi
21
■))
Texas
Inc
Canadian Superior Oil ui <Jan._i
Carlisle Corp
1
Canadian
xl9%
;__1
*.
9 Vb
5
39%
Koehring
Inc
37%
16
25
United Utilities Ino
1
37%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co.
puiLurnia Water Service Co
23
14%
1
8%
10
Kennametal
25 Vb
21 '/♦
2'/a
35%
Co
31%
9
23
13%
_1
Nat
17%
10
Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United States
2.50
Inc
3
43 va
■
35
preferred
9%
20%
Corp
12 vs
Upper Peninsular Power Co
0
Inc
Gas
10
Inc
50c
Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
%
29
&
Tampax
Corp
Universal
Corp
Industries
•
■
.
Tool
United Western Minerals
1.25
Corp
7%
40 %
Wat
A)
(O
10%
10
Power
Button
.
&
25%
Propane Gas Corp—1
Refining Co
lc
Bun tide
29%
Drill
33 Va
Corp
1
20
Calif
151
5
Cc
Co
California Oregon
27%
5
16
6 Vo
31 Vb
Stouffer
5
United
23%
1
Struthers
Co
34 Vb
41 Vb
31
5
Co__
20
28-%
1
Pow
18%
10
Products
35%
31%
2%
non-voting
5
Stanley Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
16%
Kansas-Nebraska
8 Vb
7aa
13%
*
Co
Home
33'%
8%
Common
21 %
Kansas
26 %
1
Castings
Stanley
140
19%
Co—1
Steamship
29 VB
Kalamazoo
1
Co
Tele
Standard Register
Tennessee
6
Mig
&
a
$1.46
1
Beryllium
27%
133
Gas
Pipe Line Corp_50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co_5
2'/a
19%
Kaiser
preferred__25
Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Brunner
Brush
Fruit
Jessop Steel Co
24%
27 'A
38%
1
6
19 '/a
Co—25
28 V»
5%
Trans
15%
Co
Jervis Corp
44%
22%
com 1
15%
17%
*
1
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stand
1
14 V*
5
Co
Producing Co__l
Carbon
Ino
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
14%
9V4
Co
States
Co__15
Jefferson
8i
41
*
Bl%ck Hills Power & Light Co.. 1
Gas
Southwestern
Inc
Utilities
Topp Industries
10
10c
Co
Tele
Gas
Jamaica
9%
7 V-i
13%
20
Suburban
10%
9
1
-
Eng
*
Co
Service
Southern
12%
.1
Corp
Trans Canada pipe Lines unitsCommon
Power
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co
Iowa
lu%
y
j<_iu
;
Hathaway Inc
Beryllium
Union
1
common
Iowa Public
22%
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
New
Southern
22
6%
.1
Co_10c
Co
Power
Jack & Heintz Inc
7%
51a
20'A
Markets
Gossett
«ss
638
1
10
j)
Southern
Freight Sys__l
Iowa Electric Lt &
Co__10
Optical
A
25 Va
13%
24%
Water Co
1
__
36 %
Baxter. Laboratories..
Bay less. (A
Colorado
_1
35%
Co..
Lomb
Calif
Southern Nevada
Co_—____10
33 %
<, j
Serv
Southern
International
23
12%
22'/a
15%
Southern
Inc
Water
10
Inc
Gas
Mills
64 V4
Tokhelm
1
67%
I
Indiana Gas & Water Co
17(8
6%
60%
25%
Speer
49%
6 Vs
1
14 V*
Southwest
16%
1
Time Inc
23%
Shore Oil & Devel
Pub
Ask
Three States Nat Gas Co
48»/4
7%
Co
Corp
Southeastern
Bid
49%
44'/a
64 %
10
25%
—
Power
1
46
Co__ —.5
Pacific
Par
Va
2
Co
2%
A
5
Mfg. Co
&
&
Ask
46
2
14
_
Bareco Investment Co__-._-.__
Bausch
Engineering
class
——
Class
Bates
D)
Bid
1
South
10
Corp...—10
Gas
Spring
Products
common
Co__5
_
Power
Art Metal Construction Co..
Aztec
12%
B
*
_
Missouri
Associated
Petroleum
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33%c
5
Co class A com.10
Hugoton Production Co
Husky Oil C<i>
Hycon Mlg Co
20(4
1
Company
(M A)
Class
25 »/8
19
Service Co..
Arkansas
Avon
Skil
va
23«2
_
common..
Partic preferred
Arizona
(G
Sierra
1
American-Marietta Co
Amer
5%
5
...
Co
Co
American Express Co
American
Ask
1
1
Barge Line
American-Box Board
Amer
San Jacinto
Bearle
Seismograph Service Corp
Corp
American
Bid
They do
Wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
r
sources.
The "Nal
st.
TROSTER,
j|^
2.
2400
SINGER
&
Members: n. y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, n. y.
CO.
1-
376
47
46
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(876)
.
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
,
Quotations
for Friday, Aug. '13
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
25c
1.63
1.79
Investment
Co
1
8.97
9.81
5.77
6.24
Investment
Trust
Boston—1
9.53
10.42
1
3.63
3.88
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
5.29
5.80
Inc—1
Johnston
Fund_l
a20.40
Inc——
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
Shares
Fund
Mutual
American
Mutual
1.25
Funa
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
8.22
8.99
*
1.44
4.85
5.30
v unci
uw.—■*
a., a
5.63
B-l
Axe-Houghtcm Fund
"B" Inc__5
oi
Aetna
Casualty
Aetng
&
Surety
10
Co
t
Bid"
,10
Fund
Associated
Devel
Atomic
Mat
■lAe-Houghton
Trust.
Fund
1
•
7.72
58
189
-10
61%
Fund
28
Bowling
Broad
Canada
Fund
Inc
8.24
8.99
11.67
17.26
(Income Com Stocks)—1
11.06
12.07
14.15
9.22
10.10
6-2
1
21.12
22.83
12.40
13.59
6.96
7.61
13:98
18.68
20.21
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
Fund
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Law Priced Com Stks)_l
12.96
8.23
9.00
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
11.50
5.85
6.41
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
10.93
11.95
9.62
10.51
15.29
16.71
7.98
Life
5.58
6.11
Loomis
22.24
16.54
17.89
7.30
com—10012,600
100 f
Investment
—1
Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Sayles
Automobile,
Electrical
General
10.42
a42.35
2.46
2.23
3.88
shares—lc
13.41
Paper
3 52
—lc
3.05
—lc
shares
3.47
3.82
-lo
3.14
3.46
shares
-.
.
shares
t
3.36
-1
2.98
2.70
Transport
lc
2.69
6.80
7.45
11.07
11.97
18.38
15.10
16.41
Manhattan
12.88
13.92
Massachusetts
.
19=14
18 %
Mass
shares
Investors
6.32
6.92
1
13.80
13.94
Mutual
1
73
76%
Mutual
—
Investors
Trust
—L"_
Massachusetts
Life
10.53
33%c
11.44
jjl
10.41
Fund Inc—11
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc_1
8.44
9.28
6.59
7.22
Fuuu—i
8-O5
Income
Invest
11.38
18.50
GO.00
1
13.38
Income
Investment
16.19
2.63
2.89
1
Shares
8.74
Fund
Inc—
9.02
9.91
21.26
14.85
4.0.
4.38
lc
2
6.45
7.06
15.78
17.29
4.9i
Inc
Fund Inc
1
13.65
14.92
Corp—
Trust
1
1
12.56
13.36
7-2
7.^3
Capital
General
1
9.96
10.77
1
9.68
10.58
1
5.92
Investors
8.95
«£•-
—
5.70
6.26
7.92
8 66
11.97
13.11
lo.tU)
ll.b3
Capital Growth Fund——
Chemical shares
(The) Stock Fund-Jc
Common
6.58
7.22
5-72
6.28
8.26
9.05
7.40
8.11
6.71
7.36
shares—lo
8.C6
8.40
lc
10.01
10.97
1©
7.11
7.80
1©
Equipment shares
1©
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
.—-lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
shares
Eond
Institutional
shares
Merchandising
shares.
Mining
Railroad
RR
8.95
9.81
Series_-_
England
York
4.04
4.44
_
-lc
shares
—lc
8.17
8.98
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
14.61
15.05
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
15.97
16.46
Utilities
—:
—
1
:
10c
i—:
Series H-DA
4.48
4.10
10c
Series II-C7
4.06
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.39
2.62
Income Fund of
7.45
8.14
1
8.10
8.85
1
8.61
Inc—1
Boston
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors5
9.31
Institutional Shares Ltd—Bank
Fund—lo
11.45
10.47
lc
9.74
10,66
Institutional Growth
Fund-.lc
10.54
Institutional
Fund_lc
Foundation
Fund
6-57
"Fund
V
11.60
Fund
Inc
27
29%
16%
lc
4.70
Peoples
Securities
Philadelphia
Street
Inc
6.03
Pioneer
Fund
Bankers 6c,
Beneficial
(T
Uouo)
32
Life
Stand
9.03
Science
&
Scudder,
10.81
12.67
11.82
13.88
8.35
20.47
20.68
14.38
15.63
1
Nuclear
of
30.72
Selected
6.05
6.54
12.15
1
Funds—
13.21
1
50=!*
General
Motors
Southwestern
20
New Amsterdam
3i%
New
Assn
Natl
(N J)—5
8.44
75
10
287
299
Continental
Assurance- Co
0
114
119
Continental
Casualty
5
80
Sovereign
10.85
54
State Street Investment Corp
Roe -A Farnham Fund
ostein
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc—
Employers
12.01
*
39%
4%s:.
3%
1.25
•
21
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Texas
Fund
Inc
8.00
l
Assn
of
Fireman's
Fund' (S
Newark
of
8.74
United Funds Inc—
United
6l,15
1977
Muelled Brass 3r'sS
National
Can
United
Value
Pwr 4ce.°
86%
42
48
50%
7.50
33%
Gas
Pacific
Pueet
88
95
&
Tel
&
Sound
Electric
Tel
Power
5s
6c
35%
95
101
St
Paul
Fire
<fe
Marine-
_6.25
x45
48%
lo
66
70%
la
25%
10
39%
42%
10
,52%
55%
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard Accident
Title
27%
Travelers
35%
U S, Fidelity 6c,
U S Fire
Hanover Fire
To
33%
141
._lo
147
73
78%
36
Rprtford SLcamboilcr
Insurance
Co
of
North Amer—5
28%
Guar
&
Trust
(N
Y)
8
18
19%
5
38
97
101
-
79%
82%
62%
66%
3
21
22 Va
Y
Guaranty Co—10
2
30%
32%
Fire
2
25
26%
—;
D S Liie Insurance Co in the
City
N
of
Westchester
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.70s
Sept.
Ask
or
Federal
3.70s
1%S
16, 1957
99.30
32nds
more
Oct.
15.
1957-
99.30
Jan.
15,
1958
99.28
100
Feb.
17,
1958—
99.30
100.2
1958
99.23
100
—
4 %s
March 17,
of
point
a
4 his
Natl
Mortgage
1957
Feb.
4.10s
20,
99.31
1958
1, 1958
1, 1958-
May
3%s May
196#—-,—
10,
99.26
99,22
1958—
99.28
'
July
10,
1953
99.27
—
98.26
99.22
_.
4%*
Feb.
3%s
Sept.
100
99.31
15,
Nov.
4jhs
March
3.
March
3,
95.10
99.14
102%
92
99'%
96
99.31
100.1
100
99.31
wi,
100.1
100.1
#9.23
1958
99.30
99.30
:
1958
93
98 %
95
1972—,
1957-
1,
95.8
102
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s Sept. 3, 1957
3%s Oct. 15, 1957
3.80s
96.22
99.6
1972-1967
15.
97.26
94.30
95
July 15, 1969
3%t? May 1, 1971
99.30
99.30
96.12
—
4%s
99.29
99.4
100.8
97.18
1,
99.28
99.24
Mar. 10. 1958—
Apr. 10, 1958,,—
Mav 8.
99.10
Ask
99.25
99.30
100
1960
2%s June 1, 1960
4s May 1, 1962
100.1
99.6
Bid
99.23
99.22
1958
4%$ July 15, 1958
2%S Nov. 1, 1958
2%s May 1, 1959—
Assn-
Sept. 20,
Bonds—,
1957
14,
2'ps Feb.
Federal
Bank
1,
2%s
100.1
3.9os
Land
Oct.
3%s Feb.
100.1
4.30s
100.1
U. S. Certificates of Imlebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
of
Oct.
1.
1957
3%s Dec.
1,
1957
Ask
Indebtedness—
16.01
l
5.55
6.07
l%s
Oct.
Inc—1
5.10
5.57
1%S
April
Van
2.60
2.84
1%S
Oct.
1
10.38
Wall
1
6.82
8.03
8.78
&
Fund
Towne
Inc
Street
Investors
Investing Corp
Mutual
Inc
Fund
11.64
12.69
Aug.
1 ,„o
11.35
4.95
5.36
Roebuck
Co
100.3
99.24
l%s April 1,
1 %s Oct. 1,
99.23
1961
1,
100.1
99.25
1%S April 1, 1960
100.3
97.2
10J.5
Bid
Accept 5s_
ot
-1932
Am
IIHir
Telep
Ask
99'4
Ask
97.4
1957
1,
99.21
1,
Gas
5s,,
1986
104%
Undtrwood
Inn us tiles
104la
99.5
3s«s Feb 15.
93.4
l%s April 1,
1977
Dated
Bid
Due
McLoufb
101'a
102
102
102%
Ask
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.28
.'99.31
10-
1-57
99.31
100.2
3,90'
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.26
99.29
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.31
100.2
5-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.30
100 1
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
99.28
3.90%
6-
3-57
12-
2-57
99.30
.
99., 1
100.1
4.00'
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.27
4 25'
7-
1-57
4
-1-58
99.31
100-2
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-
1-58
99.30
100.1
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
99.31
100.2
4.50'
United States
I»«l
wi
99.30
Treasury Bills
29.
1957
September 5,
September
Bid)
October
17.
1957
99.559
99.581
99.918
1957
P9.->'77
99.924
October
£4.
1957-
99.492
99.516
October
31.
1957_
S9.8U1
98
102
October
3.
1957
99.683
99.6.11
March
90
92
October
10,
1957
99.619
99.«J8
April
1987
102%
99
1957
99.803
99.817
November
1957
99.771
99.786
November
1957
99.746
99.76 V
November 21,
FOOTNOTES
par
1
28'a
29
.100
99%
100
—
pfd—
a
Net
49%
stock
asset
k Admitted
Stock
48%
__
b Bid
dividend.
value,
to listing
Exchange
t New
011
the New
yield
ISSUES
price,
d Ex-riglits.,
York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
j
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.205
97.737
97.364
1958
1958
99.372
99.302
97.702
1957—
99.284.
99.195
.
FOR OVER-TIIE-COUNTER
value
99.450
99.351
1957
14,
24.
15,
#9.428
1957
7.
103'4
99'/a
Ask
99.975
1957
12,
Dollar Value
Ask
110
69%
Electric¬
pfd
Bid
3.80 %
2-57
tEx-100%
ccnv
Due
100 1
1-
io7«
r«
5'J
Dated
.99.30
•No
Sreel
Rate
3-57
107
1971
68%
Stocks—
Sol
Ask
9-
1970
5%s
Carter Products
104
89.6
3-56
Dollar Value
102%
103%
99.26
12-
September 19,
September 23,
September 26,
Telephone 4 %s__l&92
103%
1962
90.24
99.23
1962——
97.28
91.28
90.16
1961——
100.20
88.30
1,
Oct.
93.12
ICO.18
1961
1 %s
105%
—1971
West Penn Power 4%s.
Wisconsin
1,
91.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
August
4%s
Matrh
Aug.
1961
1,
99.2
93.4
99.3
100%
4%s__ —1987
5s
Corp
April
94.12
93.31
1960
1960
—
—
Service
1,
93.23
—
105 »%
100'4
6s
Amer
15,
Oct.
87
Transmission—
Eire
May
96.28
95.18
94.4
:
98.20
1958
1,
3 VsS
4s
__
96.20
95.10
1959
99%
85
-1983
Calif
1959
l%s
:
3.70%
.1982
Gas
s'
Bid
lyoa—
10,
99.22
—
1958
2%s June 15. 1958^
3.80%
Bonds—(Cont.)
Tung
point
a
12.2 7
1
lnc__.
S
r'eo.
1%S
13.84
II
Inc
U
of
Stock
—
'Washington
Tenn
32nds
more
7.45
1
or
11.30
Ltd
Inc
Income
Strum
Fund
one
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)99.30
17.40
98%
108>4
53
33%
1
Canada
102%
1987
13%
48%
26
4s
102%
107'2
12
31%
11.51
1989
Light—
18%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
;
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
5
;
(Jacksonville Fla )_£
10.53
1987
5l'«s—„1980
6%s
64%
17
18
98
99
60%
10
;___io
16%
1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
loc
Texas
83
:
5
Globe & Republic
Great American
3%s Feb. 14, 1968
3%s Anril 15, 1958
1987
5s
Pacif'c
Phoenix
50 %
8.21
Line
Textron
1975
52%
21%
3018
10.23
Funds
90
105
86%
48%
55
28
9.41
Universal
104%
81
20
46%
7.51
Science Fund
89%
102%
Y,10
51
39
—5
10.71
5%s
1976
5s
Northern States
102
Indemnity
General Reinsurance Corp—10
1
Sonthern
Metropolitan Edison 4%s .—1987
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
Pacific
N
-
1
Fund
United
71
76
10
of
5
82
4
Income Fund Shares_l
Accumulated
United Continental Fund
88
74%
(Miiin)
Insurance Co
—,,10
27%
Franklin Life
3%s
70
1981
Insurance
Co
10
_
76%
National Life
Peerless Insurance Co
10
Ft
8%
71
36%
Philadelphia
Certificates
1976
*
34%
—12.50
23
1
A: Sons—
4%S
4%
25%
4
Deposit of Md
Fidelity 6c
12.59
Bell
88
28
7%
62
58
34 :
Corp—5
—
Calif Edison-
99%.
26
31%
5
Providence-Washington
,
11.33
11.55
4 "is
1970
39%
42 V«
-Tel«Ttslon~Electronics Fund
Southern
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5s 1987
17%
47%
"
13.15
10.71
105
Lowenstein (Mi
35%
.,2.50
Northwestern
2.50
Reinsurance
Federal
a28.42
Southern
104%
Power
Hotels
76%
..
44
36
Fire
River
4%s
1
86
Georgia
York
2
10
Fire
Pacific
101%
Hilton
16
12.46
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
89%
102 %
33
_3,33 %
13.28
11.40
1
100%
101%
5
57"%
3.875 "0
1C1
72
_5
A
11
53'%
49
NorMieastern:
11.86
,1
Investors-.
83
5*——1987
5%s_
1987
5
Casualty
Hampshire
North
83%
10
Co
Crum & Forster Inc
80%
9.13
Security Issues
General Telephone
9%
Northern
30%
28%
2
Life
4%s
Investors Inc
68%
Accept 5s_ 1977
18%
2 9%
a22.31
1.25
1975
;
1
Co
29%
54'%
4
Co
Corp class
35
50%
10
Ins
5
Ins
Ins-
4%p
a33.55
1
Shares
Amer
53
Clark—
Fund
1975
3-'Us
Nationwide
32%
27
National Union Fire
Lite
4.05s
*
&-
Stock
1977
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
28%
General
4s
all.49
1
Inc
Clark
&
Shareholders Tntst of Boston—1
Smith
(Edson B) Fund
1
Ask
100
115
213
,5
2—5
Fire
Stock
Fund Inc
Sheraton
1'
55
26
__,_l_..1
Bonding
Life
31.03
1
Canada
Sciukier. Stevens
Sears
38/e«r
51
J»_10
(N
Co
Ins
Fire
Columbian
9.11
1
2.50
Growth
Stevens
77
Corn
110%
205
9.87
*
Iuc_i
Scudder Fund
76
Ferio
10
Manufacturers
Monarch
New
Camden
2%s Jan.
74%
Central
-10
Ins
Life
Boston Insurance
34
Corp
(Geo) Fund-
73%
Chpnce Vought 5%s
;20
Fire Assurance,,
Merchants &
Federal Home Loan Banks—
ri
land
Capital
4%s
—1970
Illinois Light 4%s_l&87
6.25
Shippers
Natl
21,03
*—1
Inc—,
Fund Inc
Burlington Industries 4%s,_1975
Airlines
5
Surety Co
3.875%
Bid
15%
1 •
Casualty
Merchants
National
American
3.75%
Recent
14
Inc,
6.59
19.45
1
Fund Inc—
Fund sine
;
5.14
Bond*—
35
17%
Maryland
Figures after decimal point represent one*
:
12.69
Inc
Income
Resources
2%
1%
8.33
7.20
T->«nr
Fund
VisHtoHnrin'
IntI
American Re-insurance
3%
2%
Bid
-11.54
Inst
16%
15
32%
Life Insurance Co of Va__
Massachusetts
25%
•
Treasury Notes—
a22.93
Institutional
23%
Sc
Shares
Value line Fund
1
Haydock Fund Ire
.
7.62
1
l,td_
Electronics
Pri'-p
Companies
(Va)_5
Co—65c
(Birmi-2
Ins
5.96
1
Chemistry
United
Inc—
Funds
8.34
5.45
l
Fund:
Of Canada
•{P
Hamilton
31%
Assurance
Capital Ffmd
Nucleonics
Pine
Corp
Title
6c
Life
4.26
7.63
1
—
3.90
9.10
-
shares—
stock
shares
Tobacco
6.42
8.30
equipment
Steel
2.03
5.85
lc
35%
Co..5
12.87
2.38
shares
Bond
Railroad
11.75
shares
shares—-—
Petroleum
1
1
Growth Stock Series
New
New
89 %
33%
7%
(Newark N Jt
2Va
Amer Mercury (Wash D C>™1
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
1
Series
Series.
Common
Electronics & Electrical
Food
9.di
10
Building shares
-
L
Slock
9.35
8.53
lc
shares,
shares-
Avlation
x__—
Series
Puntati
Automobile
Series-i,
Series
Putnam
Group Securities—
6%
6.47
investors Corp
Over-The-Cotmter Securities
10.97
Home
Ins
Mtge
Lincoln National Life
1
Amer Ins Co
Gulf Life
8.24
4.52
General
3.50
Stock
4.78
7.58
Inc
Industries
American
Ask
-
13
19.87
Preferred
16.05
3.72
10.01
Fundamental Investors
Gas
6.94
14.65
Funds Inc—
lc
stock series
Preferred stock series
Futures
3.22
18.37
Income
15 <.69
6.70
13.00
13.91
1
Balanced
5.21
155.52
a
National Security Series—
21.61
4.74
\
Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c.
Fidelity Fund Inc
fi
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
founders Mutual Fund
*
1
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Rational
22.73
20.21
Electronics
Common
Corn
of beneficial Interest
Bond
—*
Stock Fund
Franklin Custodian
Snares
Dividend
Baton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
Title
Nail
Glens Falls
Mutual Trust Shaves
9.50
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
18.30
2-50
25c
E
Series
Mutual
Ration
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend
25%
Flat
14.46
1
Foundation
9.15
Fund
Diversified
24
<Jacksonville
Firemen's
Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
Delaware
Life
Fire
Stock
Growtn
Fund Inc
Investment Inc:
.Dividend Income Fund
—1
Delaware
25%
2.97
Bond Fund Incx—ltlc
16.91
-1
.
Crown Western
Do
5.36
Special Investment shares—lc
_
Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-*
Da
—
4.87
-lo
Equipment shares_lc
Industries
Metal
Composite Bond & Stock
—
shares—
9.48
Petroleum
Inc
Fund—•
Mutual
Mannged'Fnnds—
128
8.72
12.34
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund
23%
Connecticut
13, 200
122
9-60
—1
Inc
6,22
5.70
24.04
50c
Securities
25o
—1
1
Inc
Commonwealth
Fidelity & Casualty-5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
American
12.45
6-3
6-4
1
Inc
Preferred
Composite
1
Lite Insurance Investors In c_—1
1
Fund
Trust—.
Lawyers
Liberty
12.74
13.82
(Speculative Pfd Stks>—1
(High-Grade Cora Stk)—1
Ltd
Shares
Fund
1
K-2
Growth
Venture
Christiana
Bonds)
6-1
12.93
30%
33
Bankers
Fund
Colonial
10.74
(Discount
16.66
I
,—,—_1,'
International
Chemical
17.68
9.84
Uow
B-4
11.82
1
Canadian
Fund
25.06
16.20
Br-3
21.70
Inc
Ltd
C®nt.nrv
22.97
B-2
-1
Canadian
Capital
(Medium Grade Bondst_l
Priced Bonds)
1
8.39
3.84
10.61
Fund
General
(1954)
24.51
10.87
Bullock Fund Ltd—
California
23.48
15.41
Investment
Street
Bonds)——1
(Investment
,—10c
Fund
Green
t
30%
Equitable Assur
Bid
85
to 0
197
5
American
20.18
Inc
Agricultural Insurance Co
Funds—
-.1
America.
Tr of
Inv
Bond
--
Standard Life Ins_*10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
Lawyers
9.76
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue
Mutual
Custodian
Keystone
3.51
Axe-Houghum Stock Fund IncJL.
AxerScience & Eiect'nics Corp lc
Boston
(The;
Par
Jefferson
151
144
10
Insurance
Aetna Life
Companies
Ask
1.59
Ine_-lj
America
of
Far
97.384
Number 5667
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Third
THE COURSE or BANK CLEARINGS
Federal Reserve District—
Philadelphia—
>•
this week will show
an
increase compared with
a
year ago.
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
the week ending Friday of 0.5%.
there is a loss for
the week follows:
;
1956.
York
1957
—
„_
1956
%
$10,055,080,469 $10,110,621,979
_
1,085,320.365
Philadelphia
—
1,015,976.978
999,000,000
-
1,346,000.000
663,738,781
Louis
.+
0.5
1,137,000,000
.—11.8
4.877,265
3,330.190
+
5.5
—
8.8
6,850,548
3,573.819
3„128,30*
4,027,961
—
I
641,365,954
+
+
5.3
658,822,310
4-
7.8
403,101,333
601.603,094
4
555,353,422
354,038,635
4,561,332.420
cities, five days
4:
Total
4,215,554,435
952,266,484
11,553.310
+ 31.6
1.3
y
+
+
843,110.888
1.0
'+
week.
ends Saturday and the
We
cannot furnish
Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in-the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
cases
1,6,
was
decrease
a
of
Outside of this city there was
decrease of 5.6%*
a
2.1
+
13,821.265
—28.4
+ 25.2
13,132.632
11,141,595
436,747,623
+ 10.7
430,275,331
366,870,035
1,421,936,652
8.5
1,377,471,570
+
13,735,562
11,625,807
1,193,533,925
,
"
23,067,839
+
2.1
19,153,000
208,651,898
200.997,381
+
3.8
188.366,958
8,046,159
369,093,554
8,296.035
374,572,524
50,375,893
764,558,340
.
;
•*'
Columbia—Washington..
..
—
4,384,813
+10.5
V. 3,932,36a
3,893,598
18,359,000
'
182,018.00(4
■'
3.0
6,554,511
—
1.5
335,723,661
289,855,690;
14.9,930.553
+
0.3
127,215,846
118,810,283
761,249,145
+
0.4-
680,907,574
—
v*
-
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
.
has to be estimated.
District^ in which they
are
;
'
V
3.9
140,620,040
1 411,200.000
405,700,000
7,313,728
7,994,797
.
7,107,708
7,656.031
4.4
5,277,905
5,158,937
228,321,515
4.9
191,892,633
162,292,945
193,022,089
+ 12.4
194,728,301
169,780^90
J
Alahama—Birmingham
Mobile
Louisiana—New Orleans—
—
(10 cities)—
719,277
202,488,123
/1,277,884,352
,
'
.
1;233,021,857
143,398,444
1.4
399.200,000
110,101,497'
341,700,000
2.9
16,130,411
-
803.458
194,507,834
/;
28,068,66*
6.7
•
27,418,530
6,588,689
5,323,51*
4.7
12,320,467
+ 11.7
519,804
9,948,790
443,590
3.9
192,884,894
176,224,045
3.0
1,174,229,667
+
—
+
the New York Reserve District (including this
city) the totals suffer
in the Boston Reserve District of 0.4%
19.6%.
;
Michigan—rAnn
Rapids
Lansing
Indianapolis
by 0.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 3.6%.
Chicago Reserve District has
to
its credit
an
The
improvement of 2.9% and the Minne¬
apolis Reserve District of 8.5%, but the St. Louis Reserve District shows
1.1%.
In the .Kansas City Reserve District the totals record
and in the Dallas Reserve District of
an
furnish
we
a
Decatur
4.0%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District
;
;r
1957
1st
Boston
.——10
Philadelphia
6th
822,469,963
•.
9.997,774,775
10,554,951,148
11
-
"
1,118,572,572
"
.1,543,198,626
687.327,783
5.3
9,486,268,405
10,348.804,501
—19.6
1,270,040,995
1,190,235,361
8.5
1,377,471,570
—13.8
—12.2
; 7.756,000
,
59,179,780
43,376,957
15,201,574
15,675.093
454,871
1,652,786
1,203,425,479
'
7,184,707
1,158,972,217
i.
i
:
__u—
.
'■
7,265,829
+
18,453,110
12,643,449
L—
6.267,295
.■"v
6,361,671
8,724,470 '
8,315,132
3,111,610
143,872,252-
6,191,205
4,929,085
'38,710,852
36,340,400
0.3
+ 36.4
v
74,046,000
•
3.0
13,863,708
—72.5
,1,537,244
3.8
940,549,170
—
14,281,340
1,416,942
1.1
1,048,279,125
5,352,303
+
0.2
15,211,954
12,964,890
—
6.0
7,577,070
1.5
10,042,789
5,645,894
2.9
1,447,066,174
1,292,281,341
+
—
4,662,640
'
18,482;648
11,888,838
—
■
159,109,869
7,780,070
1,421,936,652
+
cities)—
Missouri—St. Loui3
1,193,533,923
—
6
"
764,558,340
761,249,145
+
0.4
680,907,574
—
1,633,015,111
1,587,712,864
+
4,487,103
1,277,884,352
1,233,021,857
+
3.6
1,174,229,667
"
1.633,015,111
1,587,712,864
+
2.9
1,447,066,174
724,823,35.9
732,902,664
673,736,804
621,199,863
Total
3.8
360,600,000
202,542.707
+
1.7
196,874,480
171,701,41*
146,131,134
+
1.7
124,394,256
,119,729,133
—
—
332,300,000
724,823,359
+ 11.8
2,632,967
2,164,2oO
1.1
684,501,703
625,894,803
+12.3
,
2,628,823
—
732,902,664
2,939,884
(4 cities)
1,292,281,347
"
.
.381,600,000
148,593,805
-
-
1,009,102,393
4
367.200,000
,206,089,670
_
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
618,298,497
"
17
-
.4,824,078
160.618,310
+7,387,560
■
8,802,710
3,728,521
141.096.842
,
$
728,888,220
10
Chicago
84,841,000
9,331,591
.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lauis—
1954
•'
0.4
—
1,390,879,948
——.
Atlanta
7th
$
818,804,861
"
■
...
-v'
1955
Dec. %
7
—
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
Inc. or
«
12 cities
*
2nd New York
3rd
"-V-'l.
1956
$
•
,
-
by Federal Reserve Districts:*,'
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
"
:
-,
1.5
9.3
!
Peoria
Tumi (17
Week Ended Aug. 17—
12,093,392
+
'10,195,168
Rockford
summary
+ 12.4
+
; 11,168,798
•
4,160,516
City__
Springfield
In the following
i>
i
-•2,339,225'
16.076,42(*
.19,263,927
92,444.000
Illinois—Blooming ton
the totals register a decrease of
0.2%.
:
/"•••'.
j
>.*!
;
3,222,883
-T
12,188,080
Haute
Sioux
8.6
93,839,000
Wisconsin—-Milwaukee
<
2.9
+
■+17.9
113.702.841
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines_
decline
a
increase of 4.4%
+
11,784,556
—
Bend
Terre
(20,770,926
;.
13,894,533
;
.
—i
South
3,594.211
•,
22,560,949
.;
.
.
of
*3,700,000
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne
•
mond Reserve District
..
I
District—Chica*#—
Arbor———
Grand
•
loss of 5.3%,
larger by 8.5%, in the Rich¬
are
*.
-
Seventh Federal Reserve
note that in
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
r»'
»
*
a
-
1,009-,102,391'
gain of 0.3%, the bank clearings
we
SJ-V
31,255,763
...
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
We group the cities according to the
located and from this
,...,4
32,465,295
150,081,264
__
Macon
Total
■.■■■!
239,610,012
217,024,427
16,883,537
—
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta ;
press.
:;
•
Federal Reserve
5,323,151
618,298,491"
;
^0 +
"Xi'ir.
Sixth Federal District—Atlanfa—
the week
as
•4,847,122
23,543,714
...
;
;
—
'
2.4%, the aggregate clearings for
a
57,932,800
62,675,500
13,314,112
1,543,198,626
T
Virginia—Huntington
District of
the Whole country having amounted to $21,102,932,999 against
$21,629,899,169 in the
showing
8.9
484,651,605
53,976,905
:.
.give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Aug. 17* .For 4hat week there
256,529,525
568,876.990
483,659.692
Maryland—Baltimore
present further below,
we
282,334,800
9,890,410
Florida—Jacksonville
statement, however, which
0.4
+ 11.0
16.674.593
(7 cities)
Richmond
not available at time of going to
are
8,738,453
+
;
Virginia—Norfolk
8.2
+12.9
$21,204,'478,650 $20,767,798,046
11,183,455
300.067,204
583,757.638
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
center
1,190,235,361
15.206,339
.
at this
1,270,040,995
+
648,191,758
68,223,100
Total <6 cities)—
Total ell cities for. week
week in 1956.:
4—19.6
—
8.3
'
same
1,390,879,948
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.1
$20,252,212,166 $10,924,687,158
cities, oneday
We are able to
11,784,531
:
—_
+ 12.4
—
$15,690,879,746 $15,709,132,723
.
cities, five days
issue of .mext
12,123,580
7.441.920
301.352,734
•
South Carolina—Charleston
our
14,941,838
11,164,949
Youngstown
West
in
7,311,510
3.2
—10.0
1,118,572,572
Mansfield
7.7
+
350,697,251
All
8,614,481
14.543,451
17,846,522
z
Cohunbus
3.5
389,052,112
334,800,000
453,234,925
;
'
.
Total -«lh
5,922,881
7,346,109
15,011,176
(11 cities)
Cleveland
710,361,000
Ten cities, five days
Other
3,973,951
16,064,089
Cincinnati
—19:8
419,173,801
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
4,567.551
7,289,974
3,622,368
Ohio—Canton
6.8
352,700,000
i
Francisco
San
1,918,090
4,877,760
1,209,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
.
I
Kansas -City
1,842,422
6,041,'558
—20.4
aey—Trenton
Total
St.
9.8
—16.6
7,693,472
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
1,538,751*
..
.
Week Ended Aug. 24—
New
1,399,73*
1,526,623
+
1,974.164
1.607.492
4.9
4,927,812
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jei
a
+ 14.6
—
1,325.000.000
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative summary for
195*
4,111.955
Scranton
At this center
1953
1,055.000.000
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
same week in
Dec. %
1,388,019
2,157,659
_
Lancaster
.
$21,204,478,650 against $20,767,798,046 for the
at
$
1,926,584
1,320,138
Chester
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 17, clearings for all
Inc. or
2,207,585
.
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
2.1% above those of the corresponding week last
1956
$
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country,
-
Week Ended Aug. 17
1957
Bank clearings
4»
(877)
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
"
8th St.
9th
Louis—.
w
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
7
City
"
9
—
11th Dallas
1,313,277,746
618,593,471
Minnesota—Duluth
1,316,188,553
11,566,748,690
North
458,214,078
109
0.2
1,279,227,346
19,925,641,409
Outside
We
•-
New
York
now.
week ended
City—.
add
our
+
19,662,248,650
0.3
10,835,841,744
August 17 for four
t
^
Total
5,717,273
13,358,017
+
5.8
13,473,545
12,706,243
621,199,863
+
8.5
618,593,471
926,578
780.845
+
2.7
+
1.1
776,397
790,883
10.748,397
+ 17.0
8,992,558
163,296,957
153,156.270
9,695,248
161,998,018
t■
cities)—
(7
'
'
'
Week Ended Aug.
1957
...
....
1956
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
$
,
1955
*
Omalia
1954
—
12,857,312
Kansas—Topeka
$
$
.1
!
Lincoln
17
7.
r:
:
2,269,875
5,726,047
674,519,154
2.3
601,972,116
579,495,760
3,695,718
3,375,363
15,944,151
11,950,207
52,874.428
—
+
—
+
41,776,965
29,827,800
—
+
1,828,751
12,900,455
Connecticut—Hartford
—
3,969,594
15,670,199
Worcester
27,296,400
—
New Hampshire—Manchester
(12 cities)
3,023,313
,_i
—
+
1,447.517
2.8
3,844,351
1.7
13,215,148
7.9
9,864,020
822,469,963
Colorado—Colorado!
Total
11,336,294
8,816,832
1,336,039
10,101,028
11,066,316
+ 16.3
22,201,673
30.028,223
28,102,803
6.9
25,655,581
419,558,567
2.9
417,328,918
12,987,324
5.2
12,439,552
6,553,930
7,147,351
8.2
7,046,491
6,220,971
672,563,037
644,468,608
4.4
647,125,393
603,973,073
381,677,273,
38,443,228
19,114.205
2,673,845
14,817,420
447,577,900
43,159,720
45.186,276
—
.'
10,293,000
7,287,883
9,991,000
15,197,810
17,841,443
564,723,416
542,917,904
Galveston
Wichita Falls—
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
2,173,158
728,888,220
13,545,034
475.239,969
23,788,500
0.4
—
Fort Worth——————
14,926,768
25,131,600
cities)-
Texas—Austin
30,776,307
7.7
9.3
(9
Springs-
11,610,741
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,757,638.
—14.8
3,548,583
818,804,861
'
0.5
9.8
+ 26.6
26,308,618
Island—Providences
161,449,233
3.014,922
1,649,842
—
6.6
928,71*
431.842,243
i,
St. Joseph
2,179,51$
7,536,952
-4,081,828
Bedford
Springfield '
1.3
2.8
658,856,010
River
Lowell'
+
+
.
~s
c
3,110.243
8,521,579
3,715,362
Massachusetts—Boston
3,149,849
11.052,473
+
1,118,8*72
13.657.003
Wichita
8,761,346
—
Portland
552,634,25*"'
City—
951,348
Missouri-r-Kansas City
Total
4,637,481
6,796,614
Hastings
First Federal-Reserve District—Boston-
Rhode
9,142,693
'4,680,982
—11.6
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
years:
Clearings at—
New
9,672,655
+ 24.8
7.385,764
Nebraska—Fremont
.
Fall
+ 18.0
5,057.845
—
9,671,196,563
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
■
Maine—Bangor
10,282,186
Dakota—Fargo
'
.•
134,348,261
Montana—Billings
1,081,948,633
2.4
377,957,302
148.340,244
12,573,198
South Dakota—Aberdeen
—
—
425,871,033
6.9
673,736,804
603,973,079
531.320,891
8,124,983
9.0
+
6,526,591
647,125,393
4.0
9,758,398
+
6,313,292
——
4.4
10,653,111
12,197,360
1
163.013,763
797,818
Paul
411,449,177
174,318,816
—
Minneapolis
St.
i
Total
11.962,709
448,237,365
14,130,671
552,634,252
—
+
21,629,890.169
11,601,523,817
625,894,803
+
542,917,904
21,102,932,999
684,501,703
8.5
+
644,468,608
564,723,416
"
-
10
672,563,037
"
"
6
12th San Francisco
1.1
—
7,503,865
—
+
—
8.6
11,905,195
8,276,83*
6.2
449,749,231
393,807,743
37,679,240-
30,180,623
4.5
+
3.0
—
2.9
—14.8
,
7,153,003
5,915,769
9,589,000
6.407.098,,
12,880,102
15,991*125?
687,327,783
—
Total
(6
cities).
+
4.0
531,320.831,
r
.
458,214,073
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Washington—Seattle
200,544,170
211,745,886
—
6,066,917
72,262,023
Bhighamton
—15.5
85,536,610
(a)
(a)
20,858,061
19,581,158
Oregon—Portland
.
5,564,736
-227,062,777
235,007,931
96,804,051
Lake
100,114,204
28,901,718
28,446,999
Francisco
19,990,259
669.656,176
684,340,849
27.269,925
27.278,875
Utah—Salt
City
California—Long Beach
4,124,704
3,911,417
150,481,314
152,517,409
1.3
134,514,755
122,047,749
2,853,476
2,813,587
+
1.4
2,670,496
2,552,039
San
3,777,230
3,392,735
+ 11.3
3,023,538
2,551,715
San Jose
York
•'9,502,409,182
10,063,150,473
5.6
9,089,799,665
9,991,052,087
Rochester
43,312.479
41,740,442
3.8
38,567,949
173,757,933
+
5.6
+
9.0
6,122,117
5,490,331
—
3.4
208,981,365
181,479,983
3.4
100,411,815
82,696,314
21,080,36*
+•
216,932,045
32,194,316
-
Buffalo
Elmira
Jamestown
New
Syracuse
30,143,466
Connecticut—Stamford
28,916,156
~
New
Total
(10 cities)
*
—
—
+
27,758,344
.
20,314,095
23,087,721
Total
18.132,288
4.2
22,906.185
+
74,923,696
—
73,829,992
+
1.5
73,710.941
88.695,750
\
77,558.259
+ 14.4
75,596,480
9,997,774,775
10,554,951,148
5.3
9,486,268,405
—
8.409,163
8,039,585
13,322,382
1,313,277,746
1,316,188,553
21,102,932,999
21,629,899,169
Stockton
"
16,838,975
14,060,715
Santa Barbara
+ 13.1
26.653,297
r-
Pasadena
.,
Jersey—Newark—
Northern New Jersey!
.
—
(10 cities)
Grand, total (109 cities)
+
1.6
34.841,046
+ 18.7
16,989,071
14,703,802
2.1
650,273.923
566,883,533
0.1
25,513,167
19,395,221
—
—
+
4.6
6,439,131
6,047,292
+
5.5
12,723,666
10,408,853
—
—
0.2
1,279,227,346
1,081,948,633
2.4
19,925,641,409
19,662,248,653
0.3
10,335,841,744
9,671,196,563
64,980,565
-
11,566,748,696
11,601,523,817
68,894.982
10,348,864,501
v
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An.Mtniinnn
,1)
f 11111«rl
ft
tpcfhu
Q
t
+
50
16,
AUGUST
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
AUGUST 22,
TO
1957
Buying Rate
2nd
At g.
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
pound—
Arkansas
.0198468
.0198437
.0196468
.0198437
.324300
.324366
.324366
.324300
1.058750
1.059570
1.059843
1.058125
.208625
.208650
.208650
.208600
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401"
.238000
iranci
.238025
.02285795
(official).
.00237750
Class
.238000
.208446
.208574
.208506
2.785000
2.783593
2.782812
$5
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
Mexico, peso
.0800560"
.0800560*
.0800560"
.0800560"
.0800560'
Netherlands, guilder.
New Zealand, poundNorway, krone.
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.261037
.261030
.260975
.261000
.261000
2.754331
2.775723
2.757425
2.756033
2.755259
.496950*
.0349w00*
.193283*
.193283*
2.772882
2.781875
4
2.782812
••Temporarily
Atlantic
Atlas
Demand
deposits credited to domestic banks increased in all but
$38 million in the Kansas City District.
Coast
Co.
Borrowings
Increase ( + ) or
A summary
Decrease (—) Since
certificate
Gold
account
Total
F. R.
gold certificate reserves
notes
Increase
781,002
All".-1 4,
11,754
1,513°
64,373
Loans
394,149
12.502
886
Loans
708,669
163,033
97,517
Commercial
3G
323
Agricultural
19,421
advances
24,795
Acceptances—bought
outright
7
2,307
298,463
_
—
•
16,500
357,407
—
53.697
+
+
—.
loans
and
dealers
iqv
securities
carrying
or
19,933,612
.___
Notes
securities
Bonds
+
9,000,913
S.
bought outright
repurchase agr't
23,033,825
16,500
—
—
510,407
under
Total U. S.
Gov't securities
23,033,825
16^500
—
—
510~407
1,525
...
Total loans and securities
Due from
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
23,762,522
cash
+
146,490
—
605,940
,_
5,114,725
81,085
Other assets
65,423
—
436~004
+
468~937
286
+
10,775
+
78,719
—
—
1,166
banks
51,755,439
—
332,136
+
Federal Reserve
notes
25,754,627
24,015
—
+
359,841
271,533
Foreign
Deposits:
Banks
banks
reserves—
18^487,391
+
154,656
U. S.
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
480,164
+
71,428
341,768
Other
256,794
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs. and accrued divs.__
Total liabilities
19,566,117
4,086,690
14,478
—
—
+
73,354
37,925
From
Federal
4,752'
From
166,034
—
484,991
201
—
50,421,912
343,173
—
+
—
+
302,210
380,546
.+
338,046
Surplus
in
(Section 7)
(Section 13b)__
747,593
accounts.
220,345
of
serves
gold
certificate
to
deposit end F.
note liabilities combined,
purchased
1;)
1,606
Beau
51,755,439
10,958
+
—
Banks
332,136
+
23,278
533,901
re¬
R.
loans
individual
loan
to
banks
items
and
alter
47.4%
.1%
+
11.6%
shown
are
3,762
1,839
25
+
19,359
Below will be found
The c6ndition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows
the following principal changes for the week
ended Aug. 14: Increases of $208 million in commercial
and industrial loans, $110 million in U. S. Government
deposits, and $334 niillion in demand deposits credited
to domestic banks; and decreases of
$186 million in U. S.
Government securities, $229 million in reserve balances
list
a
with Federal Reserve Banks, and
$413 million in demand
deposits adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans increased
$144 mil¬
lion in New York City and $15 million in the
Dallas
District. Changes according to
industry appear in an¬
other press release. Loans to brokers and
dealers de¬
creased $119 million, most of which was in N. Y.
City.
Holdings of Treasury bills showed
mdebtedness
and
a
a
net decrease
holdings of Treasury certificates of
$59 million at all report¬
ing member banks.
deposits adjusted decreased $230 million in
New York City, $80 million in the
Cleveland District,
and $68 million in the Chicago
District; and they in¬
class
B
OF
Life
Mig.
Gossett
Howell
Co.
15,
Sep
15
1,
1
419
*
1959
Sep
1
—Sep
1
525
1, 1971
-Sep
Haskelite Manufacturing
Corp.—.
15-year 4V2% sinking fund debentures due 1961
.Sep
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.—
1st mortgage 3%% bonds series "B"
due 1980——Aug 31
1st mortgage 3%% bonds
series "C" due 1980
Aug 31
1st mortgage 3%% bonds series "D"
diie 1980
_Aue 31
626
Electric
Light
6%
1st
pfd.
stock
Co.—
_—
due
fund
Sep.
1st
1,
Trunkline Gas
Power
Co.
mtge.
bonds
series
"
8-22
65c
10-1
9-13
526
526
stock"
preferred
1
-Atig 26
530
465
8-30
9-
4
—_•—
8-15
1
9-
1
8-15
.
8-30
9-10
3oc
10-
45c
1
9-10
t25c
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
$ 1.184
—_..
o7
—
8-15
3
9-20
ac
8-30
3
8-19
9-
8-" 0.
v-U
17 VaC
:
15c
;
3
8-15
3
8-
9
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
ioc
9-30
9-16
3
9-
3
9-15
9-
3
9-15
9-
3
3%
to
9-
9-15
3%
.
9-15
20C
12-16
stock¬
30.
12-
2
60c
9-
3
8-
5
$1.75
10-
1
9-
6
35c
10-
1
9-20
15c
10-
1
9-20
1
8-20
^___
9-
25c
(quar.)__
common
$1.121a
9-
1
8-20
$1.25
9-
3
8-21
35c
9-
1
8-19
___—.4_—__
Csl.05
9-
1
1—__
28 Vac
9-
1
8-19
$1.18 3/4
-9- 1
8-19
35c
9-23
8-30
$1.18'l4
9-12
—
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
com.
—
(quar.)
,
$1.24
$1.06 Vi
~
L_-,
10-
$1.40
9-16
1
8-15
•
25C
9-25
:
25c
f
8-20
9-10
9-16
■
9^14
9-14
9-25
.
25c
25c
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9-16
9-16
30c
guar. >
Co.,
8-30
10-1
_
t
8-30
■
-- -
(quar.)
Brass
8-19
9-12
'1
(qUar.)2_
'
Tobaceo,; (j!% .preferred (quar.)
Blum's (Califi),? 5%- conv, preferred (quar;)
Boeing Airplane' .(quar.)—1.
1_
(From
8-15
20c
(quar.)—
Aug.
tjfust"
9-16
25c
Co.
Investment
4-30-58
9-
Bros;
Alumiiium •&
1-15
4-16
9-
;
subject
& ;Rryson,
Bohn
1-31-58
10-16
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7
10-31
$1.1834
4'!4%
preferred (quar.)'
5-?4%
preferred
(ihjt'ial)_i._
Blacksione -Valley Gas '&£ •Electric-—
Blaw-Knox
2-
$1.06(4
!
Light, com.
preferred
8
3-3-58
20c
:_
preferred-iqiiar.)
Sivalls
9
11-
25c
—
1
5%
8-
2
3%
A
Carpet,
(quar.)
Inc.,
3
12 Vac
(quar.)
.-_
approval
P12-
20c
coin-
—
dividends
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•
9-
3
shares—
9-
investment- income)
Co.' (quar;)
_1—
3
(Geo; w.')- Cbrp> tqitar.) —'-
60c
L—
3
8-12
9-
22c
Borden
Boston
6
8-31
37 Vac
(quar.)-
preferred
Borg
8-
3
9-13
•U5c
Ltd.
Mines
Bond
.526
9-
9-16
•Ic
-----
dividend
preferred
5.00%
8-30
9-10
r/5c
'
pfd. (quar.)
.
,
3
8-
9
9-1
8-16
10- .1
9-11
9-30
9-16
12c
.
45c
87 Vic
$2
Borg-Warner:Corp,-, 314%
Boston & Albany RR. Co
.Sep
$5 series A
421
"C"
1986
Co.,
9-10
1214 c
_;
common
preferred' (quar.)
-
5V2%
9-10
1
9-16
.
(quar.)
Hills Power
Bloch
debentures, due Sep,
Nevada
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
stock
4.25%
524
Glen-Gary Shale Brick Corp.,
10-.
n
t80c
1—4
—
4.75%
622
1972—Sep
5
9-10
60c
4.56%
1951
bonds due
9-
13-1
1
.
Beryllium Corp. (stock div.)
Steel' Corp., common——
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bibb Manufacturing (quar.)_:
Black
8-26
9-27
10-21
10-
Bethlehem
Page
9-13
20c
class
Black
P-1F
+c
_____—
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper,
holders
REDEMPTIONS
Date
debentures due Sep,
47
.
•••
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
B
Stock
624
8-2b
$1.06
—
(Qihr.)
Co.
&
9-13
9-'lb
60c
i
(.quar. i
Finance
4V2%
1
$1.25
Quebec
Bird
10-
5uc
njuau—_
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Stock
v
1
$1
iquar. i
preferred
&
Both
9-13
1
10-
15C
&
Class
12-31
10-
■
15c
preferred
4:ii%
Page
Aug 30
8-15
1-15-58
45c
—
Bergstrom
1
1
50
$1
.
stock
9-
9-27
—_—
Savers
Bigelow-Sanford
common
8-15
9-30
(quar.)
___:
Co.
preferred
4.V+%
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions.
Date
1
Co., Ltd.—
Paper
(quar.)
Bell
for
-
6
9-
9-
$1.12'L»
(quar.)
Beneficial
"Chronicled
8-30
10-15
(quar.)
4%
called
8-30
1
9-27.
10-15
TENDER
1st mtge, and collateral trust
Machine & Welder Co,—
Sinking
.
9-10
10-
33C
Common
re¬
Citizens Utilities Co.—
Southern
9-0
$31 ViC
—
Eelleterre
Bishop of Mobile, serial debs, dated March
8-27
Fund^-r?-.^,
from Investment income)
Boston & Maine RR., $5. preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred;(quar.)
Bowatcr Corp. of'North America, Ltd.—
(Quarterly
.
ENTIRE
ISSUES CALLED
7-31
Company and Issue—
American
Date
Telephoned Telegraph Co. 3%%
debentures
due
12-year
Deltec Investment Development 3. A.
tures, series A, due 1961
5%
conv.
1967
QCt
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-year 3%% conv, debs, due Oct. 13,
Page
14
314
'
5 '/2 %
preferred,
1967
5-year 6%
Oct
14
$2910
Aug 31
317
deben¬
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Bradley
■
—
$1.25
9-27
9-24
-—
of
net decrease of
Demand
valuation
of
Company and Issue—
3V*%
8-15
9-30
$1.75
4.20%
Hartford
9-16
2
?9C
.
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
26
+
(except where otherwise indicated)
PARTIAL
5%
1
9-
:(8%c
(quar.)
Belding-Heminway
274
—
343
of corporate
stock
common
NOTICE
Federal
11-
1 V2 ',0
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
preferred
(quar.)__
4%%
Manufacturing Co.—
3 Vi %
9-16-
10-1
"
jOc
5 "i
—
common
A
Belden
gross.
Company and Issue—
and
8-25
_4
9
c
______
Counselors
(quar.)
Lumber, Ltd., common-;
Beecn-Nut
14.)
+
called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Class A
o.
8-23
9-14
■
«1
Common
Class
Notices
668
Condition Statement of Member Banks
8-27
: v
•; >
12 Vic
$1.40
'43
—
250
+■
Mills,
preferred
4%
preferred and
including those
quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4%
in which the details were given in the
71,771
8-30
9-10
O
iciv ar.)!._—
Bell
Curtis
million
25
deduction
the current volume
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
$120
14
1,717
—2,575
334
+
954
foreign
for
+
.
■
395
.
53,981
+
8-30
9-16
1:20c
____
(quar;)——.
Cigars
Beaver
+
20,233
+
9-20
•
—-
BrummeU Ties
Beauty
436,409
+
8-21
.0
45 c
,
Works
A
Bayuk
45
—
110
+
1,754
accept¬
Contingent liability on
ances
413
10,902
27,543
Total liabs & capital accts.
Ratio
79
Iron
83
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Capital paid
1
9-16
25c
I——
Corp. p (quar.
Class
633
..
—•
1,768
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other capital
serves
8-
9-16
50c
.
8-1
1
10-
25c
<onar.t_.
Canada, Ltd;
of
Batnurst Power &
depo.-its—
Reserve
of
8-16
9-12
50c
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Common
"Exclusive
8-16
1
9-12
$1.50
Elecinc,
203
—
158
54,683
others
+
1
9-
.
5l)C
i
8-20
9-
$1.15
————
:
—
Rxt.,
Bath
Borrowings—
+
+
8-16
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
Co'.—
149
+
87
+
23,614
banks
17,048
—
8-16
1
(quar.)
pre.erred
4",
Barden
—
229
—
272
Barber-Ellis
315
+
2,478
banks
43,002
—
w-
dividend')-'
Ohio
&
—1,101
21
.—
12,818
1
adjusted—
demand
Domestic
Member bank
1
9-
(quar.)
com.
———
preferred
$5
deposits
Interbank
Ltd.,
iquar.i
4'.4 %
450
+
11
1,017
domestic
Time deposits except U. S. Government—
U. S. Government deposits-—
—_L_
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
Co.
'
r-iano
Eeaunit
Demand
3
9-
15c
Oas,& Electric, common
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)___
7%
172,606
533,901
P-
40c
— _
<
7-26
$1.11
60c
le'1'!-'.),'J
8-20
3
9-
S4.50
—
>quar.)
preferred
(initial
Bangor-Hydro
LIABILITIES—
Total -assets
2
8-30
5c
30c
(increased
(stock
—2.185
4
—
31
+
59
+
1,408
vault
with
9-
preferred (quar.)_____
Bangor & Aroostook RR (quar.)
—2,564
120
—
—-
18,156
7,572
securities
in
1
4%
520
f
186
—
3,658
bonds.,
Balances
9
10-
(quar.)
4%
102
—
26
-—
•1,655
Cash
9
8-
(quar.)—_
common
preferred
625
—
20
+
11,382
bills
Reserves with
22
1
items
premises
8-
3
——._
Baltimore
24
—
4
8,685
.___
certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes':
to
3
P-
(quar.)____—
preferred
2,953
—
119
1,136
Treasury
Leans
8-19
9-
Industries
6%
2,496
+
8
—
.
24,635
Other
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
carrying
or
loans
Government
S.
9-14
n_
Canteen
Baltimore
securities—total-
U.
8-19
$1
4Vi%
loans
Treasury
Total
Held
8-15
8-19
(quar.)
Collieries
Baldwin
pur¬
...
estate
Other
U.
2,801,750
...
Real
—9,153,913
.
.
1
50c
ujuar.j
Co.
Baker
+
208
.
F
s
5
'
Certificates
9-
9-14
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
15,
217
—-
86
+
31,530
__
121
—
428
_
industrial loans
and
Other loans for purchasing
Bills
B
1956
1957
85,834
I
—....—___
brokers
to
chasing
Bought outright—
adjusted *
adjusted*
Loans
U. S. Government securities:
investments
and
9-13
SI, 25
B/G Fpods Inc., common (quar.)—
75 cents convertible
class A
(quar.)
or
(In millions of dollars)
396,620
Industrial loans
+ )
(
Ana'.
A"". 7,
1957
ASSETS—
769,248
1,486
21,940,893
banks——
—
and
2.999
838,499
Co.,
Service
Products
Ayrshire
(Conn.)
.
dividend
Stock
decrease (—) since
607
of other
Other cash
Discounts
1956
21,102,394
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
1
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Aug. 22,
1957
1957
Co.
Mines,-Lri.
A
Automatic
Avon
ber banks follows:
Aug. 14,
Aug. 21,
ASSETS—
10-
$1.31 (4
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
Auto
decreased
Banks
Line
common
Gold
Class
Reserve
9-13
9-14
(quar.)
_.
Refining
Powder
Aunor
$250 million, and borrowings from others increased $343
million. Loans to banks increased $315 million.
(In thousands of dollars)
1
20C
-—-—-—
common
(quar.)
preferred
Atlas
the Kansas City
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Dry G.oods,
Corp.,
5%
District.
from Federal
9
10-
37 Vic
(quar. >__:
—
j quar. i——J—
preferred;.'(quar,)'———
Coast Line RR fco. (quar.i
Atlantic
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
8-
56 (4C
preferred
Atlantic
Omitted.
creased
(yuai'.i
a
preferred
Vi'e
4.60 %
Atlantic
•Nominal.
9
9-1-1
Corp.
4.44%
2.772415
2.783593
2.785000
8
8-
25c
crass
(guar.)—
Topeka & Sapta Fe Ry. Co., com.
Atlanta & Charlotte. Air Line Ry. ■ ts-at —■
Atlanta Gas Light Co., common
(quar.)
.233-50
.233350
2.773193
2.774595
2.783281
6-
3
20C
Atchison.
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.771481
Astron
.0649.00*
.034900J"
.0349000"
.193283"
6
«-
93 34 c
(quar.)—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.-—
S4 participating class A (quar.)
.498950*
.496950*
.496950"
.496950"
.0349000"
;
5
9-
30c
preferred
5.25%
.1400.0*
.140080"
.140080"
8-31
9-
:——
preferred. (quar.)___.
preferred (quar.-)——
Associated
.00277912"
.140080*
9-16
9-20
75c
$1.50
Ja^a.i, ye.i
.140080"
Lu.,
(quar.,):
6
25c
—
Ashland Oil
.208436
2.783281
B
9-13
9-
25c
.—
(quar.)
Corp.
9-27
9-28
(.quar.)——
corn,
(quar.)
Equipment Corp., 4Vi,% pfd. (quar.)—
& Refining Co., com. (quar.)—
Aro
.00237750
.238000
.208384
Gas
Rupoer
Armstrong
.00237750
2.731875
India, rupee
Ireland, pound-
(quar.)—,
Power,
Rpc
01
25c
Armstrong Cork Co., common.
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)—
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795"
Holdert
30C
fquar.)—
Corp.
Western
Steel
Armco
.238000
.00237750
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas-Missouri
.0385356"
.0385356"
.0385356*
,00435401s
mark
Deutsche
l
Payable
Share
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
2.217380
2.218002
2.219123
.0385356*
!
(Free)
,,i,
C—Se.1
$In volume 185.
of Company
Arkansas
.208600
Ceylon, rupee.:
Finland,
markka
France
(Metropolitan),
Franc
.0230186
1.057617
:—
issue.
628
„
DIVIDENDS
.0555555*
.0227424
.0198437
—
dollar
Germany,
.0555555*
.0228295
.324300
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar—
Canada,
.0555555*
2.217753
,
When
.0229071
.0385356"
—
__—
.
,
(Continued from page 16)
Name
.0555555*
2.216633
—_—
schilling
iJ65—
Co.—
22
.0231166
Austria,
jjSept—1
trust bonds, series A, la ana
this
in
♦Announcement
$
S
$
$
.0555555"
Australia,
bonds uue oepu.
& Southern Gus
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 19
$
mortgage
51st lien & coll.
States Money)
(Value in United
in New York
Monday
Friday
Machine Co.,
INCLUSIVE
l'or Cable Transfers
Aug. 16
Argentina, peso—
1957,
Terminal
Pennsylvania,
the requirement of Section
to
Inc.—•
North
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BAN& TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Pursuant
Pag*
Date,
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
$1.25
12-27
12-24
$62lie
Brnntforcl
class B
10-
1
9-
6
J6834C
10-
1
9-
6
$1.25
;
.
(quar.)
(Milton) Co.—
prior preferred (s-a)
10-
1
9-20
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
.
,
Cbr'dft'ge'.Jitd., class
—
A
(qtiar.i
— _
1:25c
4l2VaC
•
186
Volume
Number 5667
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.ft
.
Per
Cdrkoanv
wam&til
/'ft ft
ft,
.
:'~When
■
Share
^reference-
$2.90
t72(4C"
'
5ft
8'<
10-
1":
■
9-
6
i*-v
9-
6
Century
'10-19-
6
:
+$1.19
British
Taunton. Gas
Brockton
+$1
!
1
u_.
Borduga, Qas,
common
(quar.i
EigeJo\v
Brokvh
BroWn
&
Brown
Shoe- Co.
Mfg.
Sharpe
(quar.
Stock
Line
ripe
CompahWif
Budcl
)ft__L_ft_;l_
Common
3
8-15
Common
8-12
9-17
8-30
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
9-25
8-30
(quar.
Buffalo
35c
Fund/ Ltd,
$1.25
__________
9-
•'
from
ft vestmbftfc Tncbmo >
Bullocks,1 Inc. :iquar.)r_j.r„_*-_
Hill Co". (qii'ars;)"_Zl--
~,1
Buningtoift Iniltist i'ids,. pirfnm ju
20c
"9- JT"
__
S7VjC
___
Dry
(quar.i_4—Z_
Bush
1
Bush.''Terminal
Byllesby
,5',!•
(H.
Byrcl
Oil
(Del.)
5ft
Inc.,
,9-25
9-13
•9-16
8-23
8-21
15c
6-31:
'9- 1
8-15
:n-
9
8-16
ft)-
1
8-
9
Electric.
California'
Campbell
Soup
Power
Co.
(quar.)______
Ltd., common
Malting Co.,
Ltd.,
3:50c
9-16
8-15
Corp.
$90c
Canada
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40ft
Canada
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canada
Vinegars, Ltd.
Canadian Breweries
Ltd.,
convertible
10-
preference
Carmers;
Fairbanks-Morse
Ltd., -class A
Fund,
Inc.
income)
Co.,
(quarterly
Products
5(4
A
Initial
L:.-_u
&
Paper
A_.
L
Securities,
4ft
9-17
Combined
9-
Combined
:9-
8-15
Carrier "Corp;, couv
8-24
7
8-15
9- 3'
"9-7
8-12
75cV
I
,9-7
8-12
9-10
8-16
40c
12 (4c
_L
Inc.
Corp.
20
1'
$1.12 (4
4.75 ft
Central
Central
■
5 %•
Central
8-28-
4(64 ft
Central:
V*
9-
1
8-16
Diamond
Dictaphone
6(4
preferred
T
Corp.,
common
8-16
Dierks
Forest,
10-
1
9-16
Disney
(Walt)
Productions——-
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
Distillers
9-30
9-13
Distillers
preferred
dividend
net
Houses
9-10
8-15
9-10
8-30
9-
1
7-29
H5C
5(4
Dominion
8-16
Donnelley
9-13
8-30
Donoliue
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
Stores, Ltcl.
Bros,
$2
9-14
Dow
Duke
Power Co.,
10-
1
9-17
25c
10-
1
9-
9-
3
8-15
3
preferred
Duncan
Class
Electric
10-
1
9-20
25c
9-
3
8-20
60c
9-16
8-
10c
9-13
8-28
Duriron
20c
9-13
8-30
22'Ac
9-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
__■
9
preferred
Dunhill
Class
A
U3c
Power
1
9-12
9-
1
8-15
Consumers
Glass,
Ltd.
Power
Co.,
$4.50
preferred
$4.52 preferred
4(4
-
8-16
8-31"*:".
"9- rv
Continental
8-16
ft 8-31
Continental
8-15
ft
-
9-is: *•
$2 ' "1059
9-
fft
3'
9-20
Co.
5(4
t,
conv.
$4.50
second
Continental
(quar.)ft_
8-30
8-20
10-
1
,
;
■
ControLs
V9-20 ft
9-
.12-
$1.25'
,
Cook
$3
Co.
Paint
prior
of
(quar.)
(increased)—____
& Varnish, common
preferred A (quar.)
"
$1.003*
$1.1214-ft,
TO-
•
'
$1.18u4>.
10-
$1.1214
'
$1.16..
40c L
(quar.)
'
"
$1'ft
$1.06(4
Central Louisiana;' Elec./ 4.50ft pfd;' (quar.)
Central & Soutii West. Corp.
(quar.)
■; -ft
(quar.)
ft9-15
67'4 c
Publishing
8-
1
8-20
9-30
9-16
$1
8-22
9-18
$5.25
9-18
Cornell
Corning
series
A
3
Corp.,
preferred
Natural
Inc.
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_!____
Coro,
Corroon & Reynolds
.9-13-
8-30
Corson
8-31
8-15
Cosden Petroleum
Corp., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
& W. H.)
Inc.
(quar.)
3
8-15
9-
2
9+
2
8-15
9-16
8-30
9-16
$3
30c
10-
50c
45c
10-
8-15
8-30
1
9-30
10-15
9-25
1
9-20
9-16
9-
9-10
8-23
8-30:
40c
5c
30c
$1.75
30c
20c
8-20
10-
1
10-
3
9-10
1.
9-10
9-10
8-29
9-10
8-30
8-30
9*
8-23
pfd. series 1956 (quar.)
9-14
8-30
;—
(quar.)
9-10
8-23
10-15
10- 4
9-16
8-30
$5c
9-16
8-15
9-
3
8-12
9-16
8-15
—
Co.—
Water
$1.50
tquar.)
common
(quar.)
Trust,
1
9-30
9-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-13
9-
6
8-16,
10-
1
8-
7
Ecuadorian
(quar.)—
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp.
Eddy Paper,
class
Ltd., common
A
(quar.)
4'A(4
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.65(4 preferred (quar.)
8-30
5.50(4
preferred
9-13
5.68(4
preferred
$5
preferred
9
8-
9
8-23
Electric
Storage
8-21
Electro
Refractories
Electric Auto-Lite
9-
1
25c
9-
50c
9-10
3
9-10
8-15
8-
9
8-23
8-23
Series
1
(quar.)—
Co.
Battery
&
$1.02V4i
$1.42
$1.25
50c
50c
—
(quar.)
8-
6
(quar.)
Abrasives
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
:—
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
,
15c
56'Ac
25c
25c
15c
75c
9-10
8-23
Elizabeth
(quar.)
35c
30c
9-23
9-12
$1.31 Y*
10-15
Emery Industries (quar.)
_L
Empire District Electric Co.,
com.
25c
9-10
8-28
5(4
26c
8-31
8-10
4%(4
25c
30C
$1.25
$1.183-4
25c
5c
25c
9-20i
9-30
9-16
1
9-20
10-
6
8-23
9-30
9-13
9-
preferred
Gas
3
1
9-16
10-
1
9-l«
8-15
9-30
9-16
9*13
8-23
9-15
8-16
9-15
8-16
9-12
i:
8-31
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-31
8*15
8-3L
8-15
8-3L
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-31
8+15
5
9-20
9-
9*30
9- 6
Corp.—
B
Consolidated
910-
'
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
2
25c
30c
7'/ac
25o
t25c
20c
$37,/ac
J25c
40c
$1.06(A
$137'/a
$1.34
$1.41 (A.
$1.37Va ft
,
5.36(4
2
>10
(quar.)
Bros.
Stores, common (quar.)—
El Paso Natural Gas Co., 4.10(4 pfd. (quar.)
9-
62'Ac
55c
12V2C
t$1.75
—
Investment
9
pfd. (accum.)
Ltd
Assn.,
9-
25c
(quar.)
8-15
(G.
com.
(quar.)_
Paper Board Products
7-31
9-
;
Cornell-Dubilier
8-30
9-
9-10
(quar.)
9-
t$1.50
;
8-20
:
8-15
9-23
(quar.).
(quar.)
Racing
Common
preference (quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Electric
8-16
1
10c
25c
31'ac
Inc.
Edison
9-14
10-
5
Ltd.—
6(4'
9-18
9-13
8-14
9-14
9-
8-30
(quar.)
Lines
25c
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-30
-
8-30
Interurban
75c
^
Copperweld Steel CoJ,. common (quar.)
5r4
preferred (quar.)
6(4
preferred (quar.)
9-13
'
40c'j
25c
8-30
>-30ft'
"
$f:i2Va ft
"ft
(quar, IL
toe.
Copp. Clark
9-10
V9-30ft.
•
ft" $ 1.23 ft
I/
Copeland
9-10
1
r
'9-20 :
10- ift
id 1"
*9-10"
'9-30
65c :'
(qitar.)_
Refrigeration
9-10
10-
&
Corp.
Economic
8-26
8-30
20c
Air
preferred
9-
10-15
31'Ac
$1
8-15
.
fL_Z_'
8-15
9-13
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
(quar./ft
Corp,
Eastern
8-30
1(4
50c
(quar.)___
America
Cooper-Bessemer
Eastern
6
35c
____
Continental
j-
9-20
3
$1.25
Mines,
Louis
preferred
Eastern
6
9-
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
Corp.
7-31
6(4
7-19
9-
1
45c
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-
ftl__—
(quar.)
Malartic
St.
10-
93 %c
dividend
Steel
East
6
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
Co.
East
9-
25c
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
.$1.25;ftfti2-20'ft
"
(quar.)
common
Oil
1
1
$1
Assurance
Can,
10-
9-13
(quar.)
8-13
8-
10-
15c
(quar. )
preferred
2
$1,04
of Amer. com.
$3.75
9-
8-28
$1.13
(quar.)
8-15
,
'
'_
$1.12'A
8-15
^cr ft" 8-31
$1.25 ":"* 0- 3
' *
'
60c
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
30c
$37 Vac
(quar.)_
Container Corp.
8-16
Paper. (incr.)
common
8-23
8-16
&
(quar.)
(quar.i
Consumers Water (Maine)
9-13
9-10'
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7(4
Theatres,Ltd.—
(quar.).
Water,
8-20
15c
(quar,)---
common
International,
Eason
Consolidated
A——
(quar.)—
Eagle-Picher Co.
Co.
8-15
1
9-20
8-28
Y.I
5(4
8-15
Consolidated
Utilities
Inc.,
8-19
Gas
8-31
9-
20c
Duro Test,
(quar.)
Freightways
—
class
Co.,
B
Dunham-Bush
(quar.)
(N.
(increased quar.)_
common
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Bradsfcreet
&
10c
Electrodynamics
-
1
45c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
7(4
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Amusement Co.,
Ltd.
Edison
9-
12-
1
10-
ft—
9-15
3
9-13
(quar.)__:
(quar.)—
12-15
56'Ac
:
*
Power
Co.
?
—
preferred
4(4
Industries
9-
9-12
(s-a)
(quar.)
t50c
Dun
5
15c
Drewry's Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.i
Dryer Co. of America (quar.)
Co.—
1
5
10-
25c
Rockaway RR.
Corp.,
8-
10-
10-15'
25c
Industries
Dravo
8-26
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
1
15c
—
(quar.)
Chemical
8-24
11-
20c
(quar.)
common
Corp.
8-29
9-14
$31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-29
$62V/2C
(quar.)——
& Sons
(R. R.)
Dorr-Oliver,
Dover
i—
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
3
11-25
$$1.25
—
1
9-
8-23
9-13
15c
25c
39c
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund—Beneficial shares
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., $1.56 pfd. (nuar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5(4
preferred
(quar.)
;
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
9-
8-15
(quar.)
Dr.
8-30
8-30
1.
8-23
9-
10-
10c
5c
9c
50c
_
9-13
25c
1
income)
common
(quar.)_—_—
Inc.
3
$30c
9-13
25c
8-31; ;
50r
Corp.,
preferred
3
9-
12%%
(final)
Investment
Aluminum
9-
9-10
5
3 (4
—
Corp. Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
36c
9-13
9
10c
——
Ltd.
Co.,
(From
8-30
9-28
$1
(quar.)—
Inc
—L——:___
4
9-20
9-
9-10'
40c
8-16
9-
9-20
9-16
$1
(increased)
8-16
8-15
8+30
25c
Car
1
Stock
8-31
9-12
.
2
4(4
9-
9-14
$1.50
12Vic
25o
ft!—
Co
Motor
*50c
<fc
8-15
9-20
25c
1
Dresser
,
2
6
9-
(quar.)
common
9-
(Toronto)—
Insurance
12- S
5c
9-
9
Life
12-15
9+
$1
9-
9
General
9-16
lVic
(quar.)—
Portland
(quar.)
1
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Arts, Inc. (quar.)
Cement (quar.)—
Chemical
(quar.)
"
:
Diamond
8-
Stock
preferred
Di-Noc
3
Laundries
"8-31" '
.
.Secuidties Com., com. (quar.»'
Telephone,-5.40ft
3
9-
Paper
9-30
•
Central
9-
•
;'
i
( 4ft preferredr t quar".)
,.;4IW preferred- :ttruar.)^^L_^L____i_.
4.92ft ' preferred
l'(quar.)___L
4
Central, .Stce): Wire,
8-15
9-27
Consolidated
"9-
$12c.
30c'
;
L
it;
preferred'" (quar,
Ccntral-IJlinois
8-31
9-15
Consolidated
10-
.
$25c '
:
com.
Steel Corp.,
62Vac
(quar.)
Stockyards (quar.)—
Foundry (quar.)_
8-15
"
$13c
.
Foiihd"r^, ,5ft:*"cohv. pfd. .(quar.)
Illinois;Public- Service;
Detroit
8-
Consolidated
$12c:
(quar.)
'
Light;-Cortimon
4(4ft-; 'preftrred ' (quar'.)-"
9-12
8-31
$4.16
"pr'efiirred B- fquar.)
Illinois
9-30
Union
8-15
50c"
Products" Corp. ft quar.i—
4.33ft-: preferred' (quar:/ "
4.50 ft
preferred (quar.) '
4.7oft preferred (quar.)
Mortgage & Realty
Denver
8-30
30c:
V J
Detroit
9-10
62Vic
RR.
Detroit Gray Iron
8-20
9-30
Corp.—
1st preferreel
$3.50
;8-30
$1.75'
^__L
'Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred';'Bv {quar.)___
8-20
8-31
Power
shares, held
of
9-13
30c
(quar.)
Association
Light
8-28
—
Western
2
Co.
(quar.)
Connecticut
9"
Grande
1
70c
Insurance
(quar,)
Service
Lile
Connecticut
9
Rio
to
20c
preferred
8-
9-23
5ft
preferred B" (quar:>__
Central iludsoiv Gks' &. Etedtric—
-
Title
Consumers
•
8-15
20c
4(4
Confederation
9-20
-
.
ll%c
1
Central "Cold" Stoi-age \(quar,i
Central Detroit Warehouse Co
Central Electric'4c- G is—
3
Consolidated
40c
B! (quar. f L__d_
■ExtTp'-"
:C
__"LL:_L'L___y__
Steel
5
9-
Dover
1
"
." Class
Ceco
5
8-
Dover &
3
9-
"9-
56Vic.
(quar.)
A
8-
3
9-2A
Consolidated
:
class
5
3
9-
8-20
Consolidated
;
J_:
Ltd.,
8-
9-
12-20
*
$19- 9
2nd conv. pfd. (quar.)
Food Products,
Extra —1 ___'L1"L
3
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
of 1 America—
Catelli
9-
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Common voting
(quar.)
8(4
debentures (quar.)
Dentists Supply (N. Y.) (quar.)
9-30
Connecticut
'
ea»*h
40c
40c
$2
25c
Dennison
12-31
G
Cataract Mining'< stock dividend )—'
One share 'of Central American Petroleum
for
8+15
31'Ac
i'o-
50c
(quar.):
S1.20 convertible preferreel
3
31'Ac
Public
Quarterly
L
preferred (quar.)'
Catalin
9-
(quar.)
2
~25C'
Shoe Machinery, 5(4 pfd. (quur.)__
preferred (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp., common
(quar.)
9-15
60c'.-'8-30
preferred 4quar.)"
9-10
30c
Lines
Air
5(4
Community
9-
(20c payable to holders
and 40c to holders of
(J. I.) Co;, (3(3ft
9-30
9-
(stock
8-15
9-3.
$2;"
4(4ft preferred (quar.)
!
4.30ft - 2nd- preferred
(initial)—!.
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.—4(4ft
9-10
$1.25
9-
7
(quar.)
r 9-16
40c ""
Aug. To)'_L__iL_"__:
Carthage Mills,
Land
common
10- 1
25c
93%c ft
;
9+10
10-
9-20
8-15
1
9-30
$1
Paper,
preferred
1
9-
9-30'
10-15
(quar.)
America
9
8-15
$1.14
$1.05
50c
shs. held)
class A (quar.)
3
8-
9-
$1.07
Tramway
(Boston)
Shearing & Stamping
(Phila.)
4'7>
record July 31
record
7ft
Commonwealth
8-21
75cft
■
:*
;
9-
$20cft:
:____
-
Extra
8-21
ft
of
9-
9-
(quar.)
$2.50
9-13
8-15
8*15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
.
Denver
1
99-
10-
8-30
3
1
8*15
9-10
Compo
preferred' (quar.)
Carolina Teiepnorie & Teiegrapn Go.—
Quarterly L
i__
Carpenter Paper Co.' (quar;) _;
Carpenter' Steel (quar.)
Case
•
Commercial
Ltd.
Co.
each
for
Locks
2'
9-1
shs.
2
9r,
:|:20c
■
1
Insurance
3
8+15
9-10
Dobbs
;
9-13
3
9-
12V2G
—
60c
Insurance
1
9-
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
Life
Enterprises,
divid.)
8-23
Ltcl.—
Co.,
•
Corp.' (Del.) .(quar'L)__
Co.r common (quar.)
5
Co.
:
6
9-
$50c
*
of
1
3
Combined
Carnation
•
Carbon
National
10-
60c
97VaC
97Vac
9-30
9-13
9-
9-13
40c
RR
pfd.
(quar.)
&
10-
1
10-
9-30
Western
&
Light, 4(4
&
Denver
9-
8+16
40c
25c
Quarterly
4
3;
9-
9-16
Power
1
9-27
10-
$2
Inc.—
ft,
6
8-15
$1
Lackawranna
preferred
9-16
35c
—.—
9-
10-
92VaC
Dixie
(quar.)
Broadcasting System,
Columbian
'9-19
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
B
Ltcl.—
,
3^4%
A
10-
$50c
Natural" Gas
preferred
Class
$15c"
(s-a)
(quar.) '__
Mills',. common (quar.)_
Class
B
(quarft):.____.
barbbruncluih Co. (quar.)_L___
•
1st
Class
9-17
3.70(4
31'Ac
:_,
Ry.
9-16
10-15
93:!Lc
37Vao
1
$1.12'/a
—
(quar-.)—
common
< quar.)
Columbia
8-
$20c'
Cannon
Carlisle
4'/4
$'75c
A
Western
Gas,
Southern
&
8-21
_
preferred
preferred
8-30
1
.
Class
5 (4
8-30
Wallpaper Manufacturers, Ltd.—
Canadian
Interstate
Colorado
1
3
•
11c
—
8-28
8-30
$1
(quar.)
11c
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)^
4Via '/r preferred (qunr.)____
*
8-28
87VaO
(s-a)—
lie
Common
•
12-
15c
62 Vac
(monthly)
common
9-
9-10
______
27'Ac
—
Bower,
6
9-27
35c
25c
(quar.)
6
9-
12-27
(quar/V
7'Ac
Amer.
(quar.)
Central
Columbian
-
of
(quar.)
preferred
$20c
Canadian Tire Corp, Ltd., com
5ft
preferred- (S-a)
Canadian
preferred
3"
9-
Delaware
8-23
87'AC
(quar.)—
6
9-
25c
50c
4(4
Colorado
1
10-
Delaware
8-26
15c
(quar.)
common
9-
10c
8-26
9-10
$7.40
;
(auar.)
8-30
$10c
(quar.)
Power
Stone
&
1
net
Canadian ingersod-Rand, Ltd. <quar.)__
Lv
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
Canadian
Acceptance,
pfd.
9-
V
9-27
75c
933ic
(quar.)
4'Ac
3(4(4
class A
1
10-
50c
(quar.)„—
common
preferred (quar.
Properties
9-14
10c
A
Co.,
10-
—
(quar.)__.
Monte
9-16
$1.25
Colorado
10-
15c
75c
Extra
10c
;
Colorado Milling & Elevator
10-
7(4
8-19
8-12
50c
(quar.)
preferred
8*23
2
75c
50c
preferred A (quar.)
3
9-
$1
8-15
$30c.
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd., commonClass
3
1
Delta
Co.___
9-14
$31 'Ac
'(quar.)
9-
9-
C
33/4.(4 preferred B
9
2
USHic
from
1
preferred
33i(4
8-
10-
$37 '/a c
(quar.);
Ltd.
9-13
10-15
.t25c'
(quar.)
(quar.)
»
1
9-13
9-3
9-
$50c
(s-a)
common
Canadian
investment
$$1.10
pfd. (quar.)__
10-
(quar.):__
Canadian
Canadian
8-15
$29','4 c
4'A ft' preferred 1 (quar.)
Canada Permanent Mortgage
(Toronto) (quar.)
$1.25
9-10
8-16
9
5(4
(quar.)___I
com.
6
9-30
8-
Stores,
Canada
9-
3.90(4
3
Colonial
9-13
Dayton Power & Light Co., com.
8-10
9-
Sand
8-31
8-10
87'Ac
Colonial
1
9-16
1
•
Colonial Life Insurance Co.
"9-16
1
1
9-
9-
Co.
9-
(quar.)___
9-
1
Aluminum
9+13
8-31
25c
60c
10-
10-
Colonial
10-
8-23
$1.12'A
8-15
$$1.15
5
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
8-10
$37 M>c
9-
5(4
8-20
____
$1
3
(quar.)
8-15
A
9-27
(quar.)——
Lighting (quar.)__
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
8(4 preferred (quar.)
9-
Quarries
9-
9-15
Day-Brite
9-15
3
(Toronto)—
9-13
$1.12. V2
8-30
Co.
9-30
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
(quar.):
9*16
10c
Corporation, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
9-30
28c
3% (4
4.20(4
9-
Life Assurance
8-23
25c
$4.50
9
8-23
$1.75
4.56(4
9-20
Quarterly
9-12
55c
(s-a i
8+
2
9-10
$2
pfd. (quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
8-19
9-
$1.05
50c
(quar.)
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
4.28(4
t3'2'4c
Canada
9-12
3
guaranteed
9-10
9-12
1
9-
special
1
9-16
9-10
1
10-
8-23
guaranteed
10-
8
10-
8-23
preference
(quar.)_
Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar,)
Flooring Co.. Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltcl.—
Class A (quar.
?25c
11*
Mines
9-15
Colgate-Palmolive
ft: 30c
11-27
Cyprus
8-30
7-31
<te
«
$1.25
—
8-31
$1.30
6
9-
Del
(quar.)
10-31.
Canada
12-
9-26
(Tenn.)—
!
t25c
Canada
12-24
56'Ac
(quar.)
Coca-Cola International Corp
Cochran Foil Co.,
common
(quar.)
4
(quar.)
Sugar Co., 7(4
Apartments
Deere & Co.,
810-
A
62'Ac
(quar.)__
37 (aC
Cement Co.,
pfd.
$4.20
60c
(quar.)__
Canada
Corp.,
$1
(___
Co.
10-15
25c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.i
common
1
50c
$1
Coca-Cola
5
10-
67'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
11-
Inc.—
Co.
$4 prior preferred
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wdght
(quar.)
$2 non-cumulative class A (quar.)
$2 non-cumulative class A (quar.)
10-24
-
8-24
1
7
9-11
9-14
Club
9-
10-
8-15
11- 1
Engineering, $1 pfd.
(quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd. (quar.)
35c
Cleveland
1!)C
1
9-25
9*10
1
Cuno
15c
4'4>
(quar.)
9-3
Cumberland
$1.25
9-
6
9-20
;
L
9-16
9-
8-15
1
9*
10c
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12
(quar.)
7r'o
___L__
1
10-
28'Ac
(quar.)
8(4
Dana
Employees Insurance
■5'lr preierred
8-15
class A (stock dividend)—
(0.41725 shares of common stock for each
8-13
9-
6
9-10
(quar.)
Forster
40c
(quar.i.
Claussncr Hosiery
(quar. )_ft
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common
0-30r
2
Co.
Controller
12 (4c '
(quar.)
9-}3
Seal
&
Zellerbach
&
25c
(quar.)
Clark Equipment,
31'4c '"
preferred
9-30
;
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
5(4' preferred (quar.)
Civil ^Service
—
held). __LL_L"
Service
Clark
30c
10-15
$1.25
City Products Corp. (quar.)
City Specialty Stores—
4(4(4 convertible preferred
2
Corp..
share
Cities
2
25c
____
Crown
12'Ac
Trust
8-30
1
—
4(4 pfd. (quar.)__
Milling Macnine, common (quar.)
8-
9-13
40c
ft quar.
8-23
Mucnine Co.—
preferred
8-
1 '
ioc;
(quarr
M.) <fe Co.
Bymart Tintair,
2
+12c
Go.__.L_
preferred
2
8-
ft
Brothers
Butler
8-
_ft'
(quar.f
(quar.)____(
Buildings ____LL__
Corp.
•
9
9- r l9- 1.
10-
ft: 15c
,
Dock, Ltd.,' class A
Terminal
9
8-13
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
Cincinnati
9-1
$1.12*3
L__vl"
3*
9-
.$1
$1.05
4.20 (4 preftii rtici': i quar. I .ft_Z__
,4'/2ft" 2ikt preferred1 (quar.)
Stfeel,- Ltd. (quar.i
Burton-Dixie
9-
Cork
$2
$1.25
quarterly
Title &
9-
9-16
10-
class A (quar.)—
Cork International,
Crown
37'Ac
Chicago Rock Island fc Pacific RR.
Chicago
9-30
93%c
12VaC
10c
Crown
11-
quar.),
(quar.)
A
8-23
$2
__v
Chicago Rivet &
class
9-12
87'Ac
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
8-
3
10-29
;
Burrafd
'9-
15c
&
ft
8-16
""ft
50c
Paul
8-30
12 l-jo
8-12
RR. (quar.)
Pacific RR.
Quincy
12-16
9-30
(quar.)__
preferred
1
1-1-58
Co.—
1
37'Ac
a
Increased
&
8-19
8-26 " '
.—
Burlington
8-22
f ft 8-22
8-29
10c
preferred iqtmr.)_
4ft; preferred'- »quar.>;.
Burnham Corpf:
6" .'
1
3 A/ft
8-30
4<4
(qut,r.)__L.
ft
9-20
"
in-
net
Bunker
;
'
5c
35c
(quarterly
?•
1
*9-
Eorg'ft Co.ftft'ftftAiLft
Bullock
10-
,;<9-15
Extra
(increased
9-10
$1
$5 preferred (quar.)
35c
1
B
Cuban-American
(quar.)
3"
$1.25
9-
10-
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
11*
11-13
$2.50
2%
$25c
ts-a)
preferred (quar.)__
Inc., class A. (quar.)
convertible preferred
Crossett
75c
(quar.)
*
i$o preferred' Xquar.f
Buell Die & Machine (quar.;,
conv.
8-15
-
(quar.
conunon
3(4V4
3 "
100 ft
8-31
B
4Va(4
$1.12'A
Ry., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
9-
9-
8-16
Ohio
Burlington
40c
L___LL_Z---rL__.:__I:,: .*
Co.
8-15
«fe
Milwaukee, St.
•9-
3
9-14
33i.(4
Cribben & Sexton
75c
Chicago,
'/.■
9-
(
Chicago,
55c
8-16
Cruni
(quar.)
8-9
25c
Class
3
3
Ltd.
L.),
(quar.)
Credit Finance Service,
8-29
9-
$3 preference (quar.)
Chesapeake
Co.,
Payable of Ree.
$4
dividend)
7l,aC
t quar.
8-19
(increased)
,$5 preferred:- (qua r.
BucKeye
1
Gas
lv
v:
9-
(R.
(stock
30c
(quar.)
9-
111
1
9-13
30c
;
(quar.)
Co.
l'-, 25c
'(quar.)
dividend ftii
■
B.)
30c
Brunhing (Charles) Co. (quar.)_____
BruhsWick-BaJke-Collendcr Co.—
Common
preferred
(A.
9-13 ~
>____
10-
Crain
Crane
3
Champlin Oil <te Refining—
8-
"8-31"
9-3
$1.12'/a
Champion Paper & Fibre, com. (quar,)
Chance
Chrysler Corp.
1
-
9-
1
10c
9-10
9-1
25c- -.
"
.
9-13
1
10-
3(4
Chattanooga
8-
$3
.
1
10-
(quar.)
8-15
-
10-
7c
10c
Chenango & Unaclilla Telephone Corp.—
4 (a (4
preferred (quar.)
;,o-1
$1.10
_________L____L___ft
tquar.)
10-10 -
$1.10"
)ft_lL:—^LL_+____LL.ft____:_L'
iquar.
Industries
9-23
3X-V;-
-9-
.
20c"
..
Craig Systems
$2
8-30
10- i;v-
*; l(i ftc
r,•
ft t4i4Q>V preferred- (quar,);^!'—,—
4.40'ft" preferred B (qimr.)_;l_,
Brooklyn 'Garden Apartments (s-a,)L_
Brown Co.
8-30
9-16":
95c
Biioderiolc -Sr-'Baschmv Rope Co.; (qimr.)__£._-._
Brooklyn
"
Co.-—
prefe^yed.-.'{quar.
$3.80:.
9-16
9-13
$1.19
!
dividend
$4.50-
f 374/3 C
■
—
9-13
1
:
(quar.)
Eelectric
Stock
10-
t56c
6
1
10-
10c
9-6
Share
.
10-
12'Ac
•
'
$1.16
(quar.)
1-"
Name of Company
.
$1.04
:
(quar.)__^____'____L_L_com.
(quar,)ft.
preferred
Century
1
10-
.
(quar.)
Craddock Terry Shoe, 5V4 pfd.
Century Food Markets Co.
10-
.
Holder1
When
Per
Payable of Reo.
Cosmopolitan Realty
Century Acceptance Corp.,
Class
A
(quar.)____!
t$l
: r$62c
,4"preferred•"'< quar.)' •
Columbia Puckers, Ltd.—Class A-ts-a}:'
Class B LftLft_LL_"uift____L:ft_Lft
L_L__
9-13
9-
Share
(quar.)
$53c
.-
' L
Service—
(quar.)___L_Lftft__ftiL'_
preferred
preferred
4.75't 1 prefetTbd
,
preferred': (qiiar.;rA_ftL_______ft__.:'_
preferred' (quar.)/
preferred i $50 part- (quariji^-™—
Public
4.65'4
8-30
,45c
"9-3'
8-16
93:(ic : "" 10-15 M»10- 1
t25c
10- I' r
8-30
-
Vermont
4.15,(4
3;-" 8-15
9-13 ;
,
•; 45c - 10- 1
"
Bri»tol-Myers,;- commOnrft,Tintefiiri>__
ft_ftL__"
-'3??*><■- pretetfrecl.1 '.(qu«r,)_r*
-'
British' American Oil, Ltd. iquar,/
British Columbia Electric, 4 (ft pfd. (quar.)__
A'A
*9-
]PlaStics ' Gorift______ftft____.ft_ft.;_;'' L 12'4c '.
Billiftart'''
Buillo
Company'"ft
Name of
Central
holder•
When
Per
holder*
Payable 61 Rec.
&*Tank Cow of Canada, Ltd.—»
Bridge
51
(879)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., common, (quar.)
7(4
preferred (s-a)
Equitable Credit Corp.. 50c pfd. (quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)
$4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
30c
$3.50
12Vi>c
40c
$1.12,A
9+30
9+19
9-15
9*
9-
3
8-14
9-16
8-15
•9-20
9-
6
5
9-16
8-30
1
8*15
9-
9-13
8-30
8-30
8-15
8-30
8-15
9-10
8-20
10-
1
9-21
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
52
(880)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26, 195^
Monday, August
.
.
.
■
-
Per
Name of Company
Corp., common
$2 preferred (quar.)
Erie
./
—
Stock
New
dividend
90c
Coe
Fafnir
&
Gregg
Bearing
9-
1
12-
:
1
8-30
9-15
8-30
uianmni
8-28
8-13
5'4%
$1.12(4
9- 3
8-26
9- 2
(quar.)__
8-15
60c
9-14
8-19
——
Extra
40c
Morse & Co. (quar.)
z—
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Fanny Farmer
&
8-19
9- 3
8-12
Candy Shops
Traders
Life
9-12
3754 c
9-30
9-20
(quar.)——
Insurance
Quarterly
.
10c
Federal-Mogui-Bower
8-29
25c. '
30c
9- 1
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly),
17c~
Federal Pacific Electric (quar.)—.——.A- .'
20c
Stock dividend
4
5'4
Federal Sign & Signal Corp., com. (quar,)_- / '3254c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
31 l\c
Ferro Corp. (quar.)
—■
40c
Stock dividend
2%
9rl6
-—
—
Co.
J Class
B
of America, class
(quar.)_
Association
(quar.)■
A
./l—
of Philadelphia
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 414e'c pfd.
First Bank Stock Corp.
(quar.)//.
First: National
Stores
(quar.)
Fischer & Porter Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Flagg-Utica Corp., Sty
Fleetwood
prior pfd.
(quar.)—
Motel
Fleming Co.. 5 %
pfd.
t
1-1-58
Motor
B
Foremost
9-16
9-5
Preferred
Franklin
stock
Life
Insurance
Co.
7%
8-15
60c
9-12
8-
Fruit
of
the
9-16
8-
2
dividend!—
•
'454%
Co.
-
(Ind.)
Crude
dividend)
8-16
8-30
8-16
7c
8-30
8-16
'
...
Machinery Shares—
Shares.
Shares.
Petroleum Shares
8-31
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-15
9-3
8-7
Steel
——.
9-3
8-22
9-27
Shares.
Tobacco
Shares
Utilities
9-10
8-15
13c
—_L__.
9c
Shares..,
Grumman* Aircraft
I.'.,
.*
Gas,
9-
5
8-9
Gulf
9-10
8-15
9-16
9-
Gulf Power Co., 4.6452- preferred
(quar.)..—
Gulf States Utilities Co., common
9-3
8-15
10-1
9-6
10-
1
9-17
9-16
8-16
$2
9-14
8-23
9-
5
8-
9
9-
Hallnor Mines, Ltd.
'
'
10-
5
1
9-20
9-16
8-30
9-
3
3
8-15
9-10
8-15
Hamilton
Cotton,
Hamilton Watch,
8-15
9-
9334c
11-
$1.25
1
11-
60c
10- 7
1
9-
10-
9-10
7
4%
8-20
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
9-15
8-28
9-15
8-28
9-15
8-28
Class
General Telephone Co.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
8-28
656
9-20
Harbor
of
9-2
8-8
10-
1
62*4c
9-
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
(From investment-income)
9-15
2
9-15
8-22
9-15
8-22
9-15
8-22
9-15
8-22
9-15
8-22
9-3
12-
2
9-
1
8-1
•
11-
J
8-15
10-
1
9-20
9-
8-31
1
8-15
'
$1.25
9-
45c
1
8-15
9-30
.
8-15
9-3
55c
10-
1
9-3
59!iaC
10-
1
Corp.
Stock
10-
1
9- 3
50c
8-30
—
—10c
10.
1
8-16
9-11
'
656
8-29
$1.06*4
656.
1
9-
3
9-15
1010-
1
11-
5
8-9
8-19
9-10
1
9-10
9-10
8-26
15c
8-31
8-
15c
8-31
62'4c
10-31
—11c
9-
$1.25
9-
8-
8
8
10-10
changed
Corp.
8-19
8-19
8-9
10-19
10c
—
(name
3
9-3
$1.50
(quar.)
3
45c
+
9-
6
10-
4
8-23
to
(quar.)
50c
i
9-25
9-13
50c
(quar.)
Light,
3.9056
10-
1
9-1S
3%
Co.
11-
1
9-13
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
4834c
9-11
8-23
9-
Paper Products,
Cement
Co.
8-30
8-20
8-31
8-13
35c
9-16
8-30
9-20
8-21
9154c
10-
1
9-13
tlOc
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
9-13
1
9-13
10-
1
0-13
5c
456
.44?
preferred
1
10-
12'4c
(quar.)
10-
$$1.50
•
30c.
;
t375'aq
9-
2
8-19
t50c
10-
1
9-13
8-
9-16
8-15
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
$1.15
10-
1
Harvest .r
—
9-10
1
9-10
9-30
8-29
9-30
8-29
9-30
8-29
9-21
10-
3
75C
9-
3
8-
5
1-2-58
12-
3
$3
8-31
25c
)
8-16
9-10
$1
8-30
securi¬
Nickel
of
9-14
8-19
9-10
8-23
50c
—
10-15
9-13
9-
CD
5c
;
Canada
8-
1
5
8-
3
9
Ltd.—
8-21
9-20
t65c
;
(quar.)__
Co.,
8-23
9-16
8-23
35c
(quar.i
9-10
8-13
;
5c
9-
8-15
income)./._;
3c
8-31
International Petroleum, Ltd.
International Resistance
(quar.)
(auar.)
3
Fund-r-
Resources
investment
Co.
9-13
9-16
10-
$1.50"
(quar.)__
common
1
75c
$1
Telegraph
International
(qnnr.)l
Interprovincial Pipe Line Ltd.
Utilities
1
9-10
25c
(quar.)
income)
Paper
1
10-
60c
$1.75
investment
Co.
9-
50C
(quar.)
com.
1
8-
22c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Machinery
co.,
from
(12c
(quar.)—,
Investors, Inc.—
international Silver
3
9-
.,9-30
20c
4
from
10c
International Ocean
International
8-10
1
$$1.12 54
__
(quar.)—
Fund
Quarterly
net
3
10-
$1.06*4
135c
(quar.),
9-16
9-
10-
25c
;
Machines
Cigar
(From
2
$1
—
and
income
preferred
10-
10-15
$1.05
preferred
International
8-15
8-23
9-
Ltd.—
International
$4
1
9-10
•
375ac
tquar.)_:
(quar.i
International
International
8-23
.9-16
3uc
'
International Business
net
1
9-12
—
...
ties profits)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph
(From
i
8-19
2
$6334c
Shares,
International
8-16
10-
9-
t32'/2C
6c
com.
Corp.
3
10-15
37»aC
$56'Ac
Manufacturing
756
9-
$1.25-
Jutci.,-
Institutional'Foundation
investment
y
854 c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)_
656 preferred (s-a)
Inland Steel Co.
(quar.)
:_1
Corp.
8-14
75c
9-
1
8-14
t70c
;
9-
3
8-19
,
(s-a)
(stock .div.)
9
10076
8-30
8-
50c
8-31
8-9.
+25c
,^30
8-15
•
Quarterly (not payable on shares resulting
from stk div., only or present shares)Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Interstate
Engineering Corp
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)
Interstate
Investment
6%
conv-i;
Investors
or
x
Diversified
(cnar.t
Inc.,
Services,
Class
A
9-10
9-16
$75c
4
10-16
9-16
75C
com.
•;
9-18
8-30
"
8-30
75c
9-18
$20c
9r30
8-30
J20c
Syndicate
Common
1
10-16
9-30
8-30
3754c
10-' 1
9-14
10-. 1
9-14
10-
9-14
Class A common
Investors
8-15
3
10-
$60c
(quar.)
com.
>ce
9-
22c
(quar.)
Foundation Ltd.,
of
Canada,
Ltd.—
i
(s-a)
(s-a)
Iowa Electric & Power,
4.80(6
preferred
4.3056
preferred
common
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
53%C
•
Light, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.35 56
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Public Service, com.
(quar.)—
1
9-26
40c
Iowa Power &
3.3056
82 54c
10-
$1.10
10-
1
3.90%
4.2056
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southern
Iowa
■.
t>
9-13
>9-13
20c
8-15
,
8-15
93 %c
common
9-
1
8-15
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
32c
-
9-
9754 c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar 1
Utilities,
$1.08%
-8-23
>9-13
1
10-
.V
1
4.40%
3.7556
7
8-15
10c
25c
Securities
9-
1
(quar.i
8-16
c
9-
1
8-15
44c
9-
1
8-15
15c
9-
3
8-13
28c
9-10
8-23
50c
9-10
$5
$1.25
9-30
$5
$1.25
9-30
35%
4% 56 preferred (quar.)
$1.76 convertible preferred
Iron
Fireman Mfg.
Machine
Jaeger
Water
(quar.)
(resumed)
Co
Supply Co.,
common
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)
$5.50 preferred C (quar.)__
$4.40 preferred D (quar.)
Jamestown
556
Telephone (N. Y.)
1st preferred (quar.)
9-
5
Jantzen, Inc.,
9-18
: ::9-
5
Jefferson' Lake
8-*15
8-15
'
•
Industrial Development Corp., common—
9-16
-9-3
8-15
8-30
~
12-18
(quar.)___—__
preferred
0-18
-
8-30
25c
(quar.)..
!_
(quar.)._.„_
Acceptance,
preferred
preferred
9-30
ri
12c
preferred A (quar.) 3:
45456 preferred B (quar.)
Institutional
8-15
425aC
5%
Insley
8-20
12-30
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.6056 preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water, com. (quar.)
$4.50
8-15
9-10
9-1
a..d-
Cuiam
Products
$2.75
8-15
8-30
$1.25;
preferred
$2.25
9-16
8-30
12540-
,4.2056
Industrial
8-21
9-30
•
$1.23 >
-
s
456
8-30
9-10
1254 c
Indianapolis Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
Jamaica
Ltd.—
Products, Inc.,
B
9-19
62*40
dividend
convertible
9-27
25c
(quar.;
9-19
50c
preferred
8-15
9-27
12'4c
3.6556
3
50c
(quar.)
(quar.;
preference
(quar.>.4
Hercules Gallon
8-23
37'4c
—
common
(H. J.) Co.,
Hercules
8-23
9-13
35c
Common
'
9-13
$1.12*4
Mining
Hendershot
11-15
$22*40
preferred (quar.)
Haughton Elevator Co. (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd.
5'/6 preferred A (quar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
.
-4
Heinz
8-9
$1
856
Hecla
8-16
9-10
2
35c
—,
(quar.)
Gas.
3
9-25
9-
f$1.25
(quar.;
common
Chemical
Electric
Stock
9-20
pfd.
dividend
Hartford
9-3
53*/eC
A
9-
8-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hartford
30c
.
10-1
8-
*3c
(quar.)
class
Harris-Intertype
9-5
2
56c
(quar.)
Co.,
Plywood
Harshaw
Pennsylvania—•
—
$1.16
50c
preferred (quar.)
Harsco
59%c
Wisconsin—
General Telephone Corp., com.
(quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.75% conv. pfd. (quar.)
4.25% conv. preferred
(quar.)
General Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Oil
Harris-Seybold Co,
55c
—
2-14
t30c
—
—
(quar.)
556
preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com.
9-30
22*4c
5%
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
9-15
Ohio—
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co,
of
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
11-25
9-10
J30c
Cementing Co.
B
Handy & Harman,
50c
37*4c
of
12-16
25c
Hammond Organ Co.
Hancock
9-13
$1.1834
A
8-19
$1.11
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co., common
(quar.)
4*456 preferred (quar.)
4%56
preferred (quar.)
8-15
Calif.—•
5% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
Nebraska-
8-19
Canada, Ltd.
Cotton,
40c
2preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—
8-16
9
9*r9
$1.12*4
of
(-quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
67%c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
8-30
9-
40c
common
convertible
Hamilton
556
—
30c
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
'
45c
60c
-
•
(interim)
9-30
25c
,
preferred
Hackensaek Water Co.
8-15
50c
(quar.)
8-30
$1.05
—
9-14
12'4c
(quar.)-
9-16
6
$1.25 3-10-58
—
8-28
$1.25
(quar.;_u—
8-31
9-
62'4c
Quarterly
Quarterly
35c
;
8-31
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.i.
Hajoca Corp.
Halliburton Oil Well
10c
of
preferred
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
preferrtd.
9-20
8-30
9-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
12*4c
—„
Co
Co.
Corp.
8-16
8-16
50c
,
RR., common
$4.44
preferred
(quar.).
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
8-15
60c
:
(quar.)—
Equipment Corp.—
Telephone
(quar.)
$4.20
9-13
9-24
50c
(quar.)
Parts
9-27
25c
—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$3 convertible preferred
(initial)-
Preferred
3
Oil
8-30
8-30
12'4c
(quar.)
common
$5 preferred (quar.)
So preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
8-16
15c
9-30
preferred
8-30
50c
(quar.)
9-3
6%
8-16
12'4c
Finance, class A (quar.)
preferred
5
9-13
8-16
6c
i..
Interstate
8-16
10c
:
.
Quarterly
convertible
8-16
8-30
8-30
,
Engineering Corp.—
Guardian Consumer
60c
8-30
8-30
3c
——
8-12
;
$4.75
preferred;Uquar.)_
General Steel Castings
(quar.)-
8-16
8-16
9c
...
Shares
Shares
8-16
8-30
8-30
Bond
Stock
8-30
12c
11c
9-
___
Co.
7c
—
:
Equipment Shares—• 7c
Railroad
1
9-16
45c
$1.60
Genuine
9-15
1 *4 f/„
Precision
Common
General
8-16
8-30
9-30
(quar.)„
Cement (quar.)
General
8-30
8c
.—:
$4.40
:
Advertising
8-16
8-16
5c
50c
General Plywood
Corp., 5'4 conv. pfd. (quar.)
General Portland
4*4%
Shares
8-30
8-30
8-12
9-16
•
...
Investors
(irom
accumulated earnings) —
Steel
1
35c
—
Boston
Incorporated
Indiana
8-12
9-
*
(increased).
com.
Indiana Gas & Water
8-12
35*40
15c
(Interim)
of
8-12
1
$1.25
Breaker,
Fund
8-12
9- 1
9-
;
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Imperial Flo-Gla/,e Paints, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
;
j
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)—
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain <fe Ireland
Income
8-16
7c
34c
(quar.)
Outdoor
8-30
1—————
25c
dividend
preferred
8-16
8-16
Equipment Shs.
—
Circuit
1
9-1
9-
-.
-
9
8-
35%c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.
8-30
8-30
8c;
Mining
11-1
8%
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
*
6c
10c
Merchandising
3
11-15
25c
Printing
8-30
8-16
..
; 556
T20
(quar.)—
preferred -(quar.)
——4.4.-4.
preferred
(quar.)
—;
<fc Industries Inc., coin, (quar.)
I-T-E
'
8-16
—
(quar.)..
Mfg.
8-30
•
3154b--'
i
•
8-30
9
3154 c
•■'•'/
I
-
8-12
9-10
$$1.25'
.
9-4
8-30
9- 3
(qaar.)
Fireproofihg Co
Merchandise
•
4
9- 4
8-30
15c
(quar.)_
9-
10c
•
&
1
9-10
30c
8- 9
10c
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (final)
General Motors
General
9-
...
—.
Shares
Industrial
Texas—-
Industries/common
9-30
9-17
;
'
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
—
25c
w
45c
(increased)—1
8-9
....
10-1
.
5c,'a
preferred
(quar.)
General Manifold &
General
9-18
3
30c
—...
(quar.)
of
8-26
Fund.—7c
Fund
Shares./.
Electronics & Electrical
8-15
$1
(quar.)
General Foods
Corp. (quar.)
General Gas Corp.
(quar.)
General
9-
Bond
Bond
Chemical
8-30
3
9-
2%.
Oil
General Electric,
General Finance
$5
9-15
9-16
5c
.
Co.
9-27
8-26
13c
Building Shares..—
3
15c
(quar.)
Oil
30c
Fund..
5614c
$8 preferred
(increased)
$3.75
Institutional
General
Gulf
General Baking
Co.,
General Cigar Co.
Stock
Stock
3%
Inc.
General American
Stock
dividend
General
common
9-
20c
•
Hunt Foods
inc.
25c
Service
General
investment
net
Capital Growth Fund,——
Fully Ach.uinistcred Fund.—
Aviation
8-15
9-
75c
General Acceptance
Corp., com,
General America
Corp. (quar.)
i-""
9-13
9-16
10c
—
Extra
General
from
5%
556
1
55 o-
Railroad
(quar.)—.
11-
12*4c
Railroad
E.)
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Gary Railways,
General
8-31
Automobile Shares
tax
J_
(s-a)
8-21
9-10
Industry Funds—
8-16
75c
.
Co.
9-16
(quar.).—.....
8-12
...
Huttig Sash & Door, common
The
9-12
3
$1.75
(stock
Gardner-Denver Co., common
Carlock
Packing
(quar.)
Gas
1
9-
50'>.
_
(auar.)
A.)
10-
8c
(quar.)
Loom
Fuller
(Geo.
Funs ten
(R.
Hurd
8-21
Corp.,» common
1
50 a-
:
8-21
1
4
8-20
9-
•
-
1254c
1
$2
8-16
25c
'
A
9-
40c
8-20
$1.06%
common.;
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.).
Lock
■■
5c
9-
The
2
40c
;
556
i
8-20
8-30
1
8-30
v.
(quar.)-....—
z.
62Vic
.....
series)
The
The
\
8-16
9-16
2uc
common
Ry>
payments
Inc.,
•
9-10
4
Foods,
10-
40c
1254c
'
9-16
>
All
8-30
—
;
9-30
.
9-20
9- 3
-
9-5i
•'
;
(quar.)—...
70c
(quar.)...—75d
dividend
Fcod
...
Trailer,
Stock
7-12
25c
(stock
1
1
556
Great Southern Life Insurance (quar.)—:—
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
Greenfield Tap & Die (quar.)_.4
Gregory Industries (increased)......-.——
8-30
;
(L.)
oreferreri
8-26
8-26
8-26
(quar.)
preferred
9-20
25c
Realty (quar.)—
Friendly Finance. 6% pfd. (quar.)
Frontier Refining,
common
(quar.;.
4"4
8-16
25c
payment less
15*4
Mexican
(net payment of each dividend 17c)
Frueliauf
8-16
t$1.25
Above
Friedman
(quar.)...
(1957
The
(quar.)—
J30c
9-
9-16
(quar.i
____
preferred
preferred
Great Northern
Funds—
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Fresnillo
$1.20 class B preference (quar.)
Northern. Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
•4»'4% preferred (quar.)
«
—.—$1.06%9-30
£"0
preferred (quar.)——•—..—.—...
•-$1.2o
9-30
Grolier Society (quar.)
—.—.A——...•
:15c
9-16
Group Securities, Inc.—'
$$1.25
_
Auto
Custodian
t40c
Greyhound
9-30
Dairies
Four Wheel Drive
j
•
8-1G
50c
_
(quar.)_____
30c
(quar.)—.
common
8-
"/$li755, "'-8-3lJi-
—
8-16
12*4c
:
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-31
General Funds—
l
.
Paper,
$1
if
8-16
9-30
35h
—
Hunt
•
9-12
.•
9-16
3
r
1
81'4c
;
'
8-20
9-12
U254C
9-30
9-25
'
:
9- 3
8-16
$1.12-54-
///
common-
m
8-' 5
30c
—
9-10
9-
10-1
8-29
•*
-
"
3
8-21
•
9-27
•
2bc
•
9-
*
'
8- 1
8-16
9-15
10-1
5c
1
1
Extra
;'9-10
$1.0654«
Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson Pulp <fc Paper, class A (quar.)..i—
556 preferred A (quar.) ——
z__4L'
5.1256 preferred B (quar.)
! 5.7056
preferred C (quar.)—....
L
! $1.41 2nd preferred (quar.)
Hugoton Production (quasz)/.
/—. — i_—1
Humble Oil & Refining new com. (initial)..
9-
9-1
5"
9-12
50c
Hudson Bay Mining &
9-
v
5
8-15
»9-10
;
45c.
8-20
8-20
—.—
454 56 preferred (quar.)——
Hubinger' Co. (quar.)
99-
•
Great
8-30
3 %
Pitt
Franklin
8-30
9-20
9-24
$1.12*4
(quar.)
Bridge Wbrks (quar.)
Foster-Wheeler Corp. (quar.;
Fort
8-30
45c
Ford Motor of Canada Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)—'
Class
8-30
9-16
32c
(quar.)
Co.
12-20
.
9-30
-
—
Food Fair Stores, common (stock
dividend;_
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Ford
Great Lakes
$2.80
10c
1'
5c
—..
(quar.)
asm,—A-AA
Great Lakes Dredge <fc Dock Co.
(quar.).
$2.50
$1.25
—
9- 6
1
Howard Stores Corp.,
8-20
*•
1
10-
20c
"
(quar.)——
preferred
9-20
A, B, & C
(quar.)—.2—
$1.12*3
preferred D (quar.)—
.——,—$1.08
4.35%
preferred E
(quar.)——
r—' ' $1.08%
Florida Steel (quar.)
/.
:
15c
„—
7c,i
.
7-31
4.32%
Common (quar.)
3*4%
preferred
Food Mart, Inc.
.
8-15
10-
9-18
10-
5
,
Common—
9-T3
5c
8-
"
8-30
40c
(quar.)./——
(quar.)—
-
8-30
30c
Hosklns
8-30
-
'
Hquston Lighting <te Power (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co.
(quar.)/
*
—.—
preferred (quar.)—
(F. W.), Ltd., cjiass A
•
8-30.
$1.25
Hbrner
Mfg.
9-27
$35-
1 VI
8-16
;
j-
r
:1:6c
—a.
8-24
75c
50c
;
0
■
■
4
3
•30c
•
8-31'
8-15
9-/3 1
i
common (quar.;
8-26
•*
'9625
15C
-
Y.)—»•
(N.
8-15
8^31
$45c
///—/a •*
—
ll-2t-
"
8-15
'
34%c
$7.50/
9-16
*
,.4.——93s,icr
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of America ;-Ji
1
i
—
8-16
9- 3'
556
8-19
-
8-15
8-31
;
5
5
8-31
$1.25
;
—
12-16
$2
'
9-10
•
Co.
Hardart
&
9-
12-
30c
(Okla.) fc>-ak
(quar.)—_—/
-
Mining
8-15
9-15
12-16
.
■
preferred (quar.)
Hoover Co., class A (quar.)——
Class
B
(quar.)_.
45456 preferred (quar.)_
Horn
9-10
*25c
(quar,)._._^.
Realty Class A
American
10-
preferred
(quar.)
9
60c
;_4l-
(quar.i
Industries....—'
8-15
J
Co.
1
——
$4.25
9- 2
,
9-25
-
18c
Indemnity coj (N. Y.)—
!
i,—
Quarterly
62*40
$1.25
8-31
"
'
t25c
'
Great
8-15
j$4
Florida Power Corp. (qunr.):
——4/
Fiorina Power &; Light, common (quar.)—
preferred
9
Homestuke
8-31;
9-14
S-16
40c
----
—i-
Great American
8-15
(quar.)—60c
(quar.)—
$1.
454%
8-
9-1
9-
"
•"
(quar.)—•
T.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Great American
1
.—-—
•
(N. Yi)- <s-a>^_.—"
(W,
3:,/< r'o
3
(quar.)
quar.).
(quar.)*
Co., common
Granite City Steel
8-20
9-13
common
4*4%
8-23
8-23
10- X;
Flintkote
—
-
Union
9-
—
Corp.——
11-29
9-,.5
5'4 preferred
Flexible
Tubing
Co.,
preferred
Grand
•
9-
—
(quar.)—.—
V 9- 6
/ 5c
1754c
(quar.)—
(increased
Grafton <55 Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Class A (quar.)—
: 9- 5":
50c
(quar.)———™
H.)
8-16
9-16
$1.12(4-.
""
Fishinan* (M.
8-16
9-13
40c*
(quar.)_
8-30
9-
3
45c
-
—
(annual)
Club
:
Honolulu Oil Corp. —
Hooker Electrochemical Co..
4
3
8-15
—■
:
Home State Life Insurance Co.
9
9-16
55c
Special
9-10\
9-14
U24C
1st
Quarterly
Hollywood Twf
10-10
9-
40c
(quar.)
9-30 J
10-30;
•
8-
40c
•
,
8-15
3
9-16
8-30
'
9-9
9-
3
12-20
45c
—
1
9-16
9-16
Grant,
.
10-
35c
9-
9-20
754c
$25"./'
———
9-13
$$1
•:«! X50C
:tl24d
—
—
10-1 '
50c
(W. R.) <fc Co.
Grace-National Bank
1
'
i
Ltd.—•
—4-——--'
Employees-Insurance—1
(quar.)
Grace
8-15
9-
45c
:
New common (initigl)
/
Hollinger Consoliated Gold Mines, Ltd.—-
9- 9
;
Gould-National
8-30
1
$1.09%
——_
(Chas. E.) Co. (quar.)
Hobart Manufacturing Co.—
9- 9".
60c
(quar.)-.—.
Increased
9-
9-
87'/a C
-
Hires
8-22
'
1
10-1
Government
9-23
—.
8-23
9-12
5c
Gorham
8-31
9-20
9-14
20c
1st preferred
Hinde <fc Dauch Paper
,9- 3
3
50c
9*
—
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & Co.
Fifteen Oil (quar.)
/
Fifty Asso. (Boston) (s-a)____
;*•
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.)
——'
■.
10-25
9-30
50c
common (quar.) —
(quar.)
/
;//_■—
(quar.)_——--r—--—
(Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
5*456
9-16
30c
12'4c
preference (quar.)—
——,
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd., clrss A (quar.)^
Batteries
11-15
50c
—
Hotels
5 56
8-26
Goldblatt Bros,
(quir.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)—
Gooayear Tire & Rubber
(Canada)i
—
Hilton
8-26
10-
(quar.)
Common '
9-3
Manufacturing Co.-(quar.)—Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
4
9-16
——
———
~'
5
8-30
.
9-10
8-23
5354 c
(quar.)
Newport Chemical, common
35456 preferred A (quar.)_
4% 56
2nd preferred
(quar.)__
9-11;
convertible
B
9-13
Hilo Electric Light Co., common—
convertible
cents
Class
8-20
9-10
.
j
'
8-1
9-
50c
———-
Heyden
co.—
8-23
r 9-10
20c
60c
9-21
8-20
9-
(quar.;——10c
1
9- 5
9-
&
4%
7-31
40c
Lie.
10-
40c
—
6-16
8-19
(quar.)
Finance
*
8-19
(quar.)
Fire
1
9-14
68%c
f.
.
_
8-
1
8-29
*
federal Compress & Warehouse Co.
Federal Glass
Co.
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co, (quar,)™.—
10-
$1.25
—
8-16
M.)
(G.
Common
Fedders-Quigan, common (quar.)—_
'■l554% preferred 1953 series
Bearings,
8-22
8-26
$3
—
5
2
Co.—
—
9-
preferred (quar.)^—
•
",,15c
preferred (quar.)a——_
$1.12'4
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)—"• $1.50
8-30
——,
9-26
Hershey Creamery (quar.) a
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
S/utre
Company
Hcrshey Chocolate, common (quar.)—
4*456 preferred A (quar.)
5
9-1
60
9-14
25c
(qunr.)_z,
9-
convertible
"4455
13754c
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
Farm Equipment Acceptance
Farmers
.
9-14
35c
Fairbanks
9-26
Globe-Wernicke Industries (quar.)—.——;
Goebel Brewing, common——4.—_-j———'"1
8-15
85c
_—'
8-24
3
25c
preferred (quar.)_——a--,
27'4c
Gillette Co. (quar.)
———i_ 1 "♦ ' 50c
Glen-Gery Shale Bfick, common (quar,)^—4 "■
10c
6% first preferred (quar.)—
/
15c
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)—,—4' r :
20c
8-13
—40c
9-
12'4c
—
(quar.)——/
Name of
8-24
2%
9-15
.
9-3
WTien
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
dividend
20c
8-30
(quar.)—
common
1354c
;_r_-.
.
.Stock
8
Co.,
{>% preferred (quar.)
Gerber Products (quar.)
Getty Oil Co., 4% preferred
1'
(quar.)
Co.
8-9
11-
9-15
10c
—-—,
.
6%
pfeferred
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common
9
8-30
Marble
When
Share
Georgia
8-
1
$1.25
1%
(initial)—
Per
Name of Company
7-12
9-10
$1.25
—
common (quar.)———
454% prior preferred (quar.)_,
Evans Products (quar.)
Faber,
9-
8754c
,
preferred
8-30
50c
——
Pittsburgh RR., 7%
pfd. (quar.)__
Erie Railroad Co., $5
preferred (quar.)_*„
$5
preferred
(quar.;
Erie Resistor, common (quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
—
&
Erlanger Mills,
When
Share
Equity
756*
556
preferred
preferred
Sulphur,
fqucr.
(quar.)
9-13
9-13
9T30
$1.3754
:
8-30
9-13
.
$1.20
(quar.)—
-
(quar.-)/
9-13
9-15
9-
10-
$1.25.
—
;
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8-25
'9-10
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9-13
1"
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$1.25
(quar.)
common
9-30
$1.20
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8-23
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Number 5667
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(881)
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Per
Name
..
Holder*
Share
of Company
Jewel Tea Co.. common (quar.)
,3%#
preferred
(quar.)
When
Payable
of Ree.
50c
___
93%c
.r
*
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•
.
«
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j,
'
(quar.)
10-1
9-6,
Magor
8-31
8-15
Maine Central RR.,
.9-
1
78c
9-
1
35c;
9-10
50c
4%#
9-
C.)
Co.
Manitoba Sugar,
Manning,
8-13
&
:
Corp.
Merchant
Moore
Calculators
8-15
1
8-15
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
8-1
,
$1
12-1
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$1.08%
32%c
12-
1
11-15
10-
1
9-6
$1.06%
10-
10-
1
$1.25
10-
,•
19-6
$1.12%
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9-6
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Maple Industries
30c
20c
preferred—
;
Kerite Co. (quar.)
Kern County Land -(quar.)
(quar.)
■ll
Kuhlmau. Electric,
5%#
,
Lakeside
Laboratories
Lambert
Lamson
G.)
9-14
10-21
10-10
1-10-58
8-19
10-
9-27
12-27
„
8-
9
1
9-18
$$1.75
9-
3
8-
25c
10-
1
9-16
9-30
12-16
tquar.)
12-31
25c
_■
12-16
9-27
45c
9-13
9-10
59 %c
10-15
12 Vic
8-27
10-
2
9•
30C
3
8-19
9-
3
8-15
Corp.—
$20
8-30
$25c >
.
8-19
-
8-15
9- 2;.
$1.25
9-12
8-31
$1.25
12-12
11-30
25c
(quar.)
9-
3
8-
9
35c
10-
1
9-10
62 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-10
50c
9-
8-20
5
50C
9-
3
8-15
Lehigh,Portland Cement (quar.)_
25c
9-
3
8-
Leslie
40c
9-16
__
(quar.)
Lester
15C
.1
McNeil &
Glass
Libby,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5##
preferred (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Los
&
~
;
Casualty
preferred
25c
9-10
8-15
3c
9-16
8-30
9-10
8-23
20c
9-
1
8-
9
$1.31 %
9-
1
8-
9
9-21
25c
12-31
12-21
9-13
8-30
15c
9-10
60C
9-
$1
9-
8-
9
4
8-19
3
8-15
45c
9-10
8-16
45c
9-16
9-
3
Class
$2.40
1
10-10
9-12
8-26
11-
9-12
8-26
9-
2
8-20
D-
3
8-
12 Vic
50c
6
9-30
9-
9-
8-13
1
6
9-10
8-16
12-10
11-18
3-10-58
2-17
(monthly)
(quar.)_
common
3
8-
7
9-
3
8-
7
9-
3
8-
7
9-
3
8-
7
9-
3
8-
7
9-
1
8-
2
$1
$1
$1
Electric
Products
Mines,
,
Ltd.
12-21
8-16
8-23
9-15
8-23
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90#
4.35#
Mexican
ZZ
8-16
8-16
Meyer
(H.
6^%C
35c
10-
11-
1
1
9-13
9-20
10-23
8-30
Z
9-
5
8-15
I
9-
9
9-
9
N.
(quar.)1
Micromatic
Middle
Preferred
$2
9-
3
9-
3
Miller
1
9-
3
10-
1
9-
3
11-
8-31
8-16
11-15
8-31
8-16
#11-30
11-15
20o
9-13
8-21
.
25c
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
35c
9-16
8-16
(quar.)_
75c
com.
Stock
(quar.
5#
)Z~
Co.," common""
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
7#
preferred A
7#
common
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(quar.)
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Lines
Co.
Corp., common
$5 preferred (quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.)
Mt. Diablo Oil (quar.)
7
I"
(quar.)_~~_ "
~ZZ
*
15c
9-10
8-26
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
5c
10-15
(quar.)
$3c
9-16
8-17
come
25c
9-
5
8-22
gains)
9-
2
8-
10-
1
9-16
9-13
8-30
Trust
9
$1.10
10-
1
9-16
$1.15
10-
1
9-16
25c
10-
1
9-16
8-15
Northwest
8-30
Northwestern
Vic
75c
ice
9-17
10-
1
2c
8-26
8-26
8-16
3
9-
$1.05
9-
3
8-23
9-
3
8-23
25c
25c
9-
3
9-16
10-
1
8-16
Dry
&
|50c
8-19
10-
1
8-30
$1.17%
10-
1
8-30
15c
10-
8
9-
9
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
9-
30c
50c1
—
American
4.08#
8-27
9-
3
8-
6
9-
3
8-
9-20
8-30
8-2G
8-15
10-15
4
9*
4
8-30
9-30
9-10
8-20
9-
3
8-12
75c
9-
3
8-21
$1
9-
3
8-15
$1
(s-a)
9-30
9-10
20c
9-
3
8-15
9-20
9-30
8-23
65c
(quar.)___
com.
9-20
8-30
$1.37%
10-
1
8-23
9-20
40c
Cement
8-
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
$1.31%
Portland
8-26
$1.12%
:
10-1
70c
25c
common
9-
2
8-15
10-
1
9-20
9-13
5
Co.—
25c
9-10
8-
}'$1
$$1.12%
9-3
8-5
9-3
8-5
$62%c
9-3
8-5
10s
9-13
9-
9
Ltd.—
(interim)——
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
Olin Mathieson Chemical,
4%#
preferred
4%#
preferred
9-
8-
2
Oliver
Omar,
Inc.,
9-28
9-
Onondasa
9
Products
9-10
8-15
Ontario
Loan
8-16
Opelika
8-16
Oshkosh
30c
9-
9
8-16
Otter
30c
9-15
8-22
8-22
8-16
9-16
9-
50c
9-
3
8-15
9-12
8-30
3
&
common
series)
Debenture
B'Gosh,
Tail
Power
Inc.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
50c
Pacific
Pacific
8-15
5%#
Clay
Far
5
9-10
8-15
8-16
$1.06%
9-
1
8-16
12-
1
11-15
9-13
9-
-
3
$1.12%
9- 2
8-13
9-10
8-21
9-13
10-
1
10-
1
9-
3
8-20
40c
9-1Q
8-15
90c
(quar.)
9-
8-15
$1.10
1
9-15
5
8-13
10-
1
9-12
8-15
50o
$1.25
—
1
8-15
-t3c
9- 3
8-15
9-13
9-
15c
Cquar.)
10-15
30c
(quar.)
Bast Line, common
preferred (quar.)
1
9-
$1
(quar.)
9-
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
9-16
25c
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd—
realized
8-
20c
4#
$5
3
$25c
(quar.)—
Illinois Glass, common
preferred (quar.)
Oxford
Paper
Co.,
common
8-5
8-5
9-
30c
common
$4.40
8-5
9-3
3
10c
preferred (quar.)
Owens
9-3
U
9
$1.06%
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
$3.60
1
8-
9-
5c
Manufacturing
8-31
8-15
Line,
(quar.)__
8-31
9-
3
$1.02
Corp
:
4%% class A preferred
40c
9-15
$1.05
:
(1951 series)
Pottery
7-31
9-10
$1.12%
$1.10
3
9-
,
40c
Tyrone
8-10
(1951
9-
50c
$1.14
:
(quar.)
Mississippi River
(quar.)
6
.
$$1.75
—
4.20#
6
9-13
9-20
9••
35c
(quar.)
shares
8-30
4c
9- 9
9-18
25c
$1
(quarZ)
1
9-18
44c
Co.,
Service,
States
8-19
3
10-
15c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
9-10
9-15
8-21
(Chicago)—
Co.
Oklahoma
9-
9-10
34%c
'
(Equal to approximately $1.39)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7# pfd. (quar.)—
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56# preferred
(quar.)—
Ohio Oil Co.
(quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4%# preferred
(quar.)
4.40#
preferred
(quar.)_
8-15
$22yac
50c
8-30
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
3
9-17
26 %c
8-12
9-30
.
$1,281%
4#
preferred (quar.)
4%# preferred (quar.)
5#
preferred (quar.)
9-10
1
22 Vic
8-16
9-10
40c
Quarterly
8-30
10-
~
8-15
3
9-16
$3c
(quar.)
Bancorporation
(quar.)
Northwestern
8-15
1
.90c
Corp.-—
Norwich Pharmacal Co. (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co.,
1
62 %c
40c
8-30
9-10
9-
J50c
(quar.)--}
Northern Ohio Telephone
9-14
9-
9-13
10- 1
,
Dock—
8-24
8-30
50c
accumulated
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
(Kansas
from
income
undistributed
preferred (quar.)
3
8-12
8-31
48c
5%#
9-12
8-12
3
9-10
Public Service—
4%#
9-
9-
$50c
(quar.)_,
8-30
9-12
9-3
$$1.25
37%c
9-13
City), ben. shares
(quarterly of 2c from accumulated net in¬
and
J45c
investment
9-6
9-13
5#
preferred
9-17
1
—
(111.)
Natural
8-30
1
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
90c
9- 6
1010-
\
Corp., cl. A (quar.)
Insurance
Gas
5#
9-6
10c
preferred
5% #
9-12
1
10-
—
Refractories
Northern Indiana
4.40#
8-30
9-27
10-
Ltd.—
Water, $2 preferred
prior preferred (quar.)
Northern
8-16
3
50c
'
50c
9-
93%c
Northeastern
Common
8-06
$1.12%
Insurance
lc
preferred
8-30
Mutual
25c
$1.25
8- 9
9- 3
35c
(quar.)
Nortliam Warren Corp.—
$3 convertible preference (quar.)
$4
9-18
10- 1
$1.12%
(quar.)
5c
_
8-30
8-31
8-16
'
•
$2.50
dividend
$1.25
9-13
9-10
8-16
$2.50
Mountain Fuel Supply (~quar~.)ZZZZZZZZZZZ"Z
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9-10
8-15
9-12
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.
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9-27
8-30
7 Vic
__
15c
8-16
37 %c
7
quar )
4%#
preferred (quar.)_
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)~"Z
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
(quar.")
5%%
9-10
'•
15c
Life
American
River
-
50c
Semi-annual
Shore
9-12
':
8-15
8-27
-.—
——
Co.,
Investment
American
Stock
8-9
8-30
.
preferred (quar.)
North
9-9
9-18
—
—
5%# preferred
North
$1
9- &'
>.
(quar.)
North
$1.25
~
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)""
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) Co., Ltd., common (qu'arZ)
Motor Finance
B
American
8-20
30c
1
Gas—
accumulated
American Cement
8-20
350
10-
hi
held
Normetul Mining, Ltd. (interim)—
North American Car, common
(quar.)_,
5%% preferred (quar.)
Class
9-13
9- 6
Corp.—
——
3
+45c
(ouar.)
(initial
—
(s-a)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
3
t$1.75
'
(quar.)_
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5#
preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormick
Quarterly
9-10
1
$1.01V4
37Vac
Reading
Light & Power Co.,
from
3
t$1.75
~
preferred B
(quar.)
and 21c
6#
1
9-30
10-
$2
capital gains)
Niagara Wire Weaving Ltd.
Newport News Shipbuilding
9-
$1.12 %
(quar.)
of
preferred
Niagara Share Corp.—
(14c from current net
North
10-
>
2:
2#
shares
(reduced)
5# preferred (quar.)
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge
9-
30c
(quar.)_Z_ZZ
common
(quar.P
(quar.)
Chemical
25
Common
9-
$1.25
pfdZ~(accumZ)_Z
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
Moore
8-20
$1.25
87 %c
■
4.20#
Monarch Machine Tool Co.
4.70#
8-26
8-19
34c
(quar.)
(accum.)
Monsanto Chemical
Moore
9-13
8-30
40c
~aZZ__ZI__ZZZZ"~
common (quar.)
Z
(quar.)
Industries,
4.50#
6
8-
$1
common—
Shipbuilding
$1.37%
~Z
class
common
preferred
Montrose
6
9-
V2 #
preferred
3%#
9-
1
27 %c
4
Utilities,
Mohasco
6
1
10-
2
50c
quarterly cash dividend)
_'n._
& St. Louis RR. (quar.)„
Dock,
Newfoundland
North
9-
2
40c
share
each
non-cumulative
North
8-13"
95c
Chicago
$1.27%
~~
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Service,
9-
10-
$2
35c
dividend
Missouri
1
50c
dividend
RR.,
10-
"
B
Pacific
8-30
30c
preferred (quar.)"
Mississippi Shipping
(quar.)
Missouri
9-10
26 Vic
4.60#
Line
9-11
2
45c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4 % #
preferred (quar.)
3%# preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.)
Co.
(quar.)
8-20
11-30
Regulato'r ~(q~uar.j
Pipe
3
9-26
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
Z
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40# pfd. ~(quar~7
Stock
9-
$1.12%
__
Minneapolis Ar St. Louis Ry. (quar )
Minnesota Mining & Mfg., com. (quar )
$4 preferred (quar.)
______ZZZZ
Minnesota Power & Light, common
Class
8-31
56%c
~(qua7.)Z_Z
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5# preferred
$5.10 1st preferred (quar.)
6%# preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas
10-10
56 %c
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Minneapolis Honeywell
1
9-10
50c
'
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&
3
10-
$1.62''a
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9-10
1
9-
1
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(quar.)Z_
65c
10-
1
$1.11%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
ZZZZZZZ
Oil
(One
for
York
preferred
Midwest
dividend)
of
4
9-
.
■'
York States Electric &
10-
10-
9-
dividend)
New
10-
10-18
1- 3
(quar.)
-
New
10-1
8-22
9-16
(quar.)
(stock
RR.—
colnmon
Y.,
$5
9
8-30:
5
7Vac
(quar.)
Co.
Auction
Central
lieu
If;
9- 4
>
'
—
Co.—"""7
Co.
Co.
3
$50c
Products
Fire
Gas
9-20
25c
8-14
37 %o
1
(s-a)___,
"
Insurance Co. (quar.)
9-
non-cumulative
8#
0
' 9-
.
115c
.
—
Casualty Co.
Brake
York
Y.
"(Stock
8-30
96 %c
(quar.)
Steel
12-
$1.08%
6# preferred series B (quar.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
Midland
9
Air
Y.
9-13
97 %c
Products
(quar.)
Pipe Line—
(quar.)
9-30
~~
8-20:
9-19
1
$15o 1-17-58
9-13
95c
9-
30c
-
;
ZZ
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
A
9-
N.
—
:—
30c
(quar.)
Power Ltd.—
Packing
Ltd.
87%c
•/.
"
Hone
States
1
10-1
(Pittsburgh)-—
(quar.)
preferred
New. York
(quar.)
(quar.)
Food
12-20
10-
;
9-12
8-20
Natural Gas
Co.
30c
6Va# preferred (quar.)
Copper Co. (ouar.)
~~Z~
Michaels, Stern & Co.—
41/2% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4'/2# preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4% %, preferred "$ioo par" (quar J
4%# preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Mickelberry's
1
9-30
8-12
50c
;
Haven
New
1
(s-a)
H.)
9
10-
:«10-
8-20
8-26
$1
Jersey Power & Light, 4# pfd.
4.05#
preferred
(quar.)
New Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)____.
10-
Miami
40c
MacGregor Sport Products (quar.)
8-20
$68%C
.
25c
7-30
9-
9-14
:
(quar.)__
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)__
Murray Co. of Texas
(quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties, $2 pfd.
8-29
9-27
35c
11
8-30
25c
New
-
8-30
8-30
10c
60c
Co.
Canada,
Amsterdam
New
1
7"
Refractories
(quar.)
1
9-
-
(quar.)
Light &
preferred
Mexico
New
9-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
Lyons-Magnus, class B
Macassa
1-1-58
9
$1.25
■&
9-19
9-20
9-
-joutsville
Gas
8-20
1
9-11
$1.75
RR.
9-30
COc
(quar.)
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. (quar.)
8-31
10-
;
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Los Angeles Transit Lines
(quar.)
Metal
9-
$51%o
$1
4.84#
preferred
(quar.)
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5# pfd.
Nashville
7
50c
:
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7# non-cum. preferred
&
8-
$37 %c
(monthly)
common
3
$51 %C
110c
preferred (quar.)
8#
preferred
(quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
9-
160c
(quar.)
8#
Lone star Gas.
50c
50c
Lock
Pipe,
2-17
110c
common
Joint
11-18
3-10-58
50c
;
Groceterias, Ltd.,
1st preferred
(quar.)
2nd preference (quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (increased)
Common
8-16
12-10
SI
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
$1.10
$1.10
;
-
guaranteed
guaranteed
B
~
Montana-Dakota
Loblaw
$1.50
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Missouri Public
35C
25c
75c
(quar.)
Special
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Loblaw Companies, class A (quar.)
Lynn
1
Miami RR.—
Special
Lyon
10-
20c
Lipe RolUvay Corp., class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
Original capital
Original capital
Original capital
Nevada
9-13
,87%c
5#
37 Vic
(quar.)
Lincoln Stores (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. -(quar.)
Little
8-15
8-30
35c
(quar.)
Insurance (Tenn.) (quar.)
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) &iCo., class B (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)
_;
Lincoln National Life Insurance (Fort Wayne)
Quarterly
Lincoln-Service, -common (quar.)
$1.50
2
9-16
25c
;
Angeles "Transit Lines
Life
9-
90c
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Libby,
1
8-15
$4c
Engineering (quar.)
Leverage Fufid, Ltd. (Canada)-—
Levingston Shipbuilding
(quar.)
Lexington Funds, Inc.:
Lexington Venture Fund—
Libbey-Owens-Ford
2
8-2
,
(H. D.) Co.
(quar.)
Lees (James) fc Sons (quar.)_
Co.
8-
"1.30c
Ltd.—
Products
'"Quarterly
Nestie-Lemur Co.
1
25c
(quar.)___
preference
3.80#
3.85#
$1
8-30
New. Hampsnire
7# preferred (quar.)_____
Metropolitan Edison Co.——
9-16
12-31
8-30
J5 Scotb—
Metal & Thermit, common
1
$15c
Lee
Salt
5%#
4.45#
0-30
preferred
Quarterly
Mersey Paper Co.,
9-20
$15c
2nd
9-16
20o
9-14
1
♦:
8-15
35c
""
(quar,)—
Ins.
7
8-15.
9-10
9-30
1
50c
3
10-
50c
10c
9-
ZZZZZZ"Z
9-
3
8-16
1
(quur.)__
(quar.)_
Brothers ■' (quar.)
i
Neknosa-Edwards Paper, (quar.)_
9-
~ZZZZZ~
Z Z "
Y,T7auarZ)Z~
9-
9-13
11-
12%c
-
9-6
9-25
$1.75
$1.50
20c
8-30
$1
fquor.)
75c
—
—
Neisner
B-'li
•
10-
Quarterly
Ltd.—
$15c
Inc.
$1
1
0- 6
12-6
1
9-25
30c
)ZI
Products
1
10-
50c
$1.18%
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
8-15
quar.)
Stores
$3.50 preferred
9-7
11- 1
8-15
(quar)
(R.
"
1334C
9-13
•
preferred
9-14
10-15
2
(quar.K___
Investing Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Tourneau,
Merchants Fire Assurance (N.
Merck & Co., common (quar.)
1
2
Liquidating
$2.50
8-2
9-1
10-
.11-1
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
:
Leath & Co., common
Mercantile
9-
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd.
preferred
8-30
$15C
Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
Laundry &; Cleaner Supplies
$5
9-13
9-30
Lane
Le
8-15
8-30
8-20
10-
40c
10-
1-2-58
Quarterly
Kational-U. S. Radiator Corp.
Shoe
1
9-12
30c
Lamson & Sessions, common
Lawrence
Melville
$5c
18c
National U«ion Fire
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
Co. (Increased
Mead Jolmson &
9-
27c
,
Lamston (H,# Inc.
4%#
9-12
50c
9-3
8-16
•8-29
3
9-14
.',50c
•
8-16
9-3
1
9-13'
1
Neon
''
'
3
1
,
8-20
9-
J
9-
—
National Steel Corp.
'
*
(quaiZ)_ZZI~Z
ZZ"
preferred
conv.
$50c
8-30
10-
National Supply Co. (quar.)
Notional Tea Co. (quar.)
9-12
.
9-16
10-
;
(quar.)
Castings Co.
Machinery (quar.)__
National Shirt Shops of Delaware
(quar.)__
9-16'
9-11
.
v.
20#
<fe Steel
8-16
9-30
•
8-2
.
1
9-10
27%c
$1.12%
(quar.)
7#
6#
Extra
Nationai Starch
2
.
J5o
9-10
>
15c.
35c
7-31
9-30
9-
10-
>
20#
8-30
35C
Co.—Z
Engineering
$15c
40c
9-30
35c
...
8-30!
8-311
70C
9-13
$1.25
.
.
Corp. of Delaware
Class A 5#
9-14
10-20
50c.-
(quar.)
Corp.— ,,
4%# preferred A (quar.)
4# preferred B (quar.)
Mengel Co. (quar.)
_____
(increased
(quar.)
convertible
8-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
4.75#
8-30
3
Robbins
50C
8-2
(quar.)—_
(Hartford)—
National Rubber
Mead Corporation, common (quar.)
7-31
9-
20c
;_
B
B
8-20
5c
_
(Alfred),, Inc.—
class A (quar.)
Class
9
9-14
15C
preferred (quar.)
Z
Lake of the Woods Milling Co.,
7# preferred (quar.)
Partic.
8-29
15c
( Inc. quar.)__
2.
preferred >(quar.)_
Superior District Power,
Class
8-
8-31
9-12
15c
(q,uar.)_,u____,_
5#
Partic.
9-10
9-15
50c
4.32#
Lake
McNeil Machine &
Common
(quar.)
$1.75
Champagne iquar.)__i
Co.. common (quar.)
Gas
9-10
$1.50
-
Wines'&
Laclede
1
&s
$1.12 %
(quar.)__:
Quarterly
McKesson
10-
40c
La Salle Extension University
La Salle
Mclntyre Porcupine
8-9
40c
____
National Malleable
8-15
$40c
.
50c
common
preferred A
9-11
25c
Co., tonqnon i(quar.)
1st. preferred (quar.)
:
2nd -preferred
(quar.)_
1#
1
8c
Go,, common (quar.)
preferred 4quar.)___
B-15
3
Publishing
9-1
20c
!
3
(quar.)~ZZ
""""""
Mines Ltd.
(quar.)ZZZZ
50c
(quar.)
99-
Tv
(quar.)
Co.
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_._
National Life & Accident Insurance
8-15
(quar.)
McGraw Edison Co,
preferred
National Lead
8-15
?
8-15
9-2
r
8-15
85c"
9-16
$20c
—-—
(quar.)_.
3
.
McGraw-Hill
4
A
8-16-
8-9
Canada—
Class B
3
"
Co.,~7quarZ)~
Ray) &
9-
30c
Kroger
6#
Co.
(J.
17%c
Kroehler JMfg:
V
1!
&
McDermott
Class
9-10
9-3
$1.06%
.
of
^
dividend)
9-
62 %c
9-11
30c
Kresge (S. 6.) -Co. ;(.quar.)
Kress (S. H.) ..<& <?o.»(quar.)
4Vi#
McCormick
8-30
1
9-12
(stock
8-27
4$1
1
30c
-.
Sw
J-8-14
5c;
93%c
Corp., common (quar.)__
$2.50 preferred (quar.)__,
6
8-23
10-
9-30
B
9-
,
McCord
8-30
6
8-16
45c
National Hosiery Milli, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
55c
.
(quar.),
28 %C >, 10-
Keystone ;Steel ■& Wire (quaf.)___;
Klttanning -Telephone Co. (quer.)
Kleinert (I. B.'KRubber (quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund
Knudsen Creamery/common
common"
Oil Ltd.,
?4# preferred (quar.)
9-15
20c
Keyes Fibre Co., .common (quar.)_;
-•4.80#
1st preferred * (quar.) 1
Co. ./fquar.)
8-15
-
McCollrFrontenac
10-
6c
Kerr-McGeeOil Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
>
4%#
preferred, (quar.)
;
Koeliring
5
9-
10-31
8-16:
1
dividend).
Class
8-16
"
1
9-
—
93%c
.<«■
_
9-26
9-
$20c
Fund (monthly)
2
9-13
50c
Kerr-Addison Gold .Mines Ltd.
8-23
9-
37 %c
—
8-
8-21
9-16
$1.18%
4%.#
Kerr Income
8-20
9-5
-
32c
(qUar.)
9-16
8-15
8-15
9-10
9-
25c
National Food Products (quar.)
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred
National Homes, class A
(stock
8-22
1
9-23
Corp.—
Co.
Insurance
8
10-15
45c
—
convertible
Fire
Quarterly
9
8-
30c
(quar.)
8-
8-27
$1.18%
Chemical
(quar.)
Chemical
<te
8-20'
8-30
$1.06
(increased)
cents
National
-
Maxson
8-23
8-26
9-16
20c
May Department Stores, common (quar.)__
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)_
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Maytag Co. <auar.)_
.
8-15
9-
4#
8-15
Corp
8-26
15c
" "
9-6
(W. L.)
60
8-15
25c
'
■
9-13
1
8-27
preferred
Common
8-15
>
6
8-31
$$1.12
~
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ"
(quar.)__
4%#
:
10c
(quar.)_,
&
Holder*
9-10
$1.75
preferred
National Drug
8-31
'
"" '
dividend
8-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
National Dairy Products (quar.)
8-20
'•
When
53
Payable of Ree*
30c
preferred
Common (quar.)
9-
$10c
'
preferred
National Distillers
Insurance^
4%# preferred (quar.)
Mathews Conveyer (quar.)__L.
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.—
4V'4#
4%#
(quar.)
7#
9-16
60c
1
9-13
8-26
9
Biscuit,
8-19
35c
3
10-
8-31
20c
Extra
*'■
9-15 1
22%c
(quar.)
com.
9-
50c
1
35c
9-27
$1.12%
3
8-
9-10 ; '
32 %c
~~
1
.Stock
9-
10-
30c
Quarterly
Massey Harris-Ferguson,
3
$$3
~_ZI
_
35c
common
8-16
1
9-10
25c
20c
Kentucky Utilities,
8-30
9-
•
Company (quar.)
Kendall Co., .common (quar.)
1
$4.50 preferred (quar.
Kennametal, Inc.,(increased)
L__
Kent-Moore Organization (quar1.)-,
Kellogg
9-10
$1.25
Kawneer Co. (quar.)
I!
30c
9-
35c
(quar.')
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life
11-15
12-
$1.05
t
9-13
Marshall Field «fc Co.
9-
$1.05
$1.12 %
____
9-27
National By-Products
National Cash Register (quar.)
National Cylinder Gas, common
''
___
95c
(quar.)
8-23
(quar.)ZZZZZZZ~ZZ~Z"
9-
,
_
8-23
9-14
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Marmon-Herrington (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.,
$1.12%
;_
9-14
59%c
ZZ
$1.08%
$4.20 preferred
National
37%c
pfd."(s-afll
Ltd., 6%
Maxwell
Marathon
8-30
8-15
8-15
(P. R.) Co. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
(quar.)__
8-16
1
5
(accumZ)ZZZ"
pfd.
Per
Share
National Aluminate
"ZZZZZZZ
(quar.)
5#
*'
*
>. *
Name of Company
8-15
Mallory
8-30
9-1
$1
(R.
9-16
35c
(quar,"Z
preferred (quar.)
Car Corp. (qunr.)__
conv.
8-16
.
9-20
...
950
,$4.50 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
;
Kansas Power i& Light Co., common
4%# preferred (quar.)____
4•%# preferred 4quar.):
____
5 #
preferred (quar.)__
•
Holdert
Payable of Rea.
5c
'
Magnavox Co., common
9-1-8-16
59 %c
,
<
$4 preferred
8-23
9-6
Mahon
(quar.)—
;
convertible preferred (initial)
Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
Kansas City-Power & Light, common (quar.)
,3.80# preferred iquar.)—;
,4# preferred (quar.),
4.20# preferred (quar.)
4.35# preferred (quar.)
,.4.50# preferred (quar.)
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
;t
9-11
22 Vic
4% #
(quar.)
(quar.).
10-1
$i;03 Vo
Kalamazoo
I
MacWhyte Co.
.
preferred
.•4%#
10-18
When
Share
Laboratories
$1.25
__
preferred (quar.)__—_
•,4%„#
1
Per
Name of Company
Machlett
6
62 Vic
.
Chemical, com. (quar.)
Kaiser Aluminum &
yll-
9-
35c
& Johnson (quarJ
Laughiin Steel, common (quar.)
preferred, series A (quar.)
Johnson
Jones «fe
5#
9-20
v
9-
1
8-16
$0.3281%
9-
1
8-16
9-
10-
1
3
54
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(882)
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
,
1
Per
Share
Name of Company
Pacific Finance
Robinson
Gamble
Pacific
Lumber
Pacific
Co.
6%
preferred
Pacific
ianar.1
& Telegraph,
Pacific Telephone
(quar.)
Consolidated
Tin
Macninery
Package
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line,
Pipe
Eastern
Panhandle
Chemical
Park
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
5%
preferred
conv,
Extra
Class
B
(quar.)
——
—,
—
———:
,—
Transportation (quar.)—:
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
Patterson-Sargent Co. (quar.)
Peabody Coal, 5% convertible pfd.
(quar.)
7%
Pearl Brewing
(quar.)—
(quar.)
——
(quar.)—.
Co.
$1.32
convertible
Pennroad
Pennsalt Chemicals
___
(quar.)
ordinary invest,
(from
Corp.
;
9-10
8-23
2
8-21
Pullman,
9-16
8-30
Punta
9-16
Pure
8-30
8-20
Purex
9-13
9-
10-
1
1
9-16
1-2-58
12-16
From
10-
9-
dividend
9-
1
8-20
1
_
General Bottlers (quar.)__„
Circle Corp.
(quar.)
Perfex
4>2%
Corp.,
Perkins Machine
9-13
\7%
Company
9-13
ft Hopewell Gas Co. (quar.)__
Petroleum
Exploration Co.
Pfaudler Co. (quar.)
Pfizer
(Charles) & Co. (Del.) com. (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.) —.—.
Philadelphia
Electric,
common
(quar.)
.—
$1
preference common (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown ft Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Suburban
Transportation
Suburban Water,
3.65%
preferred
preferred
preferred
991-
3.95%
4.95%
;—
___
:—-
—_______
5%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (a payment of 25 centavos)
Preferred (a payment of 40 centavos)
,
Glass
Phoenix
Ralston
(quar.)
—
Street Fund
Fund.
Pioneer
—
Ranco,
Inc.
(quar.)——
Rapid Electrotype Co.
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co.
9-13
2
8-15
Raymond
3
8-23
Reading
10-1
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
10-25
9-15
Pioneer Natural
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
Renold
Pittsburgh Coke ft Chemical,
com.
_,
tquar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 80
___
$5
___
9
8-23
9-14
4%
9
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
1
89-
3
9
8-
preferred (quar.)———__
Pittsburgh Metallurgical, new com.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel, common (quar.)
+_
Riegel
dividend
20c
20c
50c
50c
$1
$1
15c
.
-
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh ft West Virginia Ry. (que.r.)__
Pittsburgh, Youngsiown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
1
7% preferred (quar.)
_
5%
1st
Porter
(H.
Rico
Potash
Steel
_•
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
$2.44 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2
conv.
Provincial
5%
pre.erred
preferred
Public
Service
(quar.)
of
Southern
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10.
> 5%
(quar.)
;
Southwest
Gas
9-10
8-14
Southwest
Natural
8-15
10-15
9-20
9-15
9-5
Riverside
1
8-22
8-20
8-10
8-31
8-
9-
1
8-22
Robbins
10-
1
9-20
Roberts Co.
9-
pfd.
Roadway
2
9-
3
&
5
8-23
9-
3
8-12
9-10
8-15
9-
3
8-21
8-26
9-10
8-16
9-30
9-
4
25c
9-30
9-
4
Rochester
4%
4
8-20
8-15
9-
3
8-12
9-
3
8-12
9-
3
8-12
9-
3
8-12
9-
98%c
$1.23%
$1.25
F
3
8-12
4.65%
10-15
9-13
10-15
9-13
2
42 %c
25c
8V3C
9-
3
8-
9-
2
8-15
9-25
7-10
10-
1
9-
9-10
3
8-15
20c
9-16
8-30
9-30
9-20
2
I-
9
$1
10-15
10-
1
J $1.25
9-
Rohm
dividend
preferred
Rolland
Class
8-
1
9-16
8-
7
9-16
8-30
9-
8-27
9-16
8
9-12
8-28
Tool
ft
Carpet
Quarterly
Rovai
Crown
4.15%
preferred
preferred
4.25%
preferred
60c
9-10
8-22
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
($100 par)
3c
9-16
9-
3
4.60%
preferred
5%'
40c
53V«c
25c
$1.20
$1.25
5
10-
27
1:20c
9-30
9-14
4.36%
8-31
8-15
4.40%
+..
$1
9-20
1
9-
2
8-13
9-
2
8-13
9-
2
8-13
$1.183/4
I
9-10
10-
8
9-10
9-16
9-
9-20
8-30
4
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
$1.37%
9-
3
8-
9
$1.25
40c
9-
3
8-
9
$1.75
$1.75
9-
3
9-
9-16
8-19
$1.02%
3
8-20
9-24
9-10
9-24
9-10
62%c
9-24
9-10
9-
3
8-15
9-10
8-30
9-27
8-23
8-31
8-15
45c
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
9-
1
8-
5
61c
9-15
8-16
13%c
9-
1
8-16
9-
3
8-20
12-
1
11-18
9-
1
8-15
Co.—
$1.16
Safeway
4%.
9-23
5
8-20
50c
9-10
8-16
9-18
8-16
2%
12-18
11-15
1
8- 9:
9-
1
8-
9-
3
8-15
JlOc
•9-3
9-16
9-
30c
9.-10
8-29"
—
30c
—
(quar.)—
8-15
8-31
8-15
11-
30c
11-12
30c
,_i_—
——
2-10-58
•
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-16-
9-
9-11
10c
4.30%
St.
8-12
1
8-15
Louis
St.
Ltd.,
San
8-19
75c
1st
4.40%
Common
A
(quar.)
4.70%
Sarnia
Fisher
Fetzer
&
Scott
$5
1.
f.
s.
Shaler
Stauffer
9-
3
8-
!)
'
9-
3
8-
!)
3
8-
9
5%
19-
1
9-
6
Steel
•
8-1(1
10-15
9-11
8-27
91 %c
9-
1
1
8-15
t31%c
9-
1
8-15
25c
10-10
9-19
10-10
10-10
8-30
89-
3
9-18
8-22
25c
10-
2
8-23
Corp.,
10c
10-
1
9-10
31 %c
10-
1
9-10
Stratton
Stuart
common..
23c
8-15
8-15
Sheaffer
9-
1
8-15
(W.
A.)
Pen,
(initial)
Mfg.
(quar.)
(quar)
class
9-
4
8-16
9-
4
8-16
+50c
A
8-26
10-
2
8-30
t56%c
Shawinigan Water & Power
4% %
preferred A
(quar.)
4%%
preferred B
(quar.)
8-15
8-25
9-16
10c
1
9-16
25c
(quar.)__
1
Class B
9
9
8-
9
50c
30c
9-10
8-28.
9-10
8-28
9-10
8-12
9-10
8-19.
10-15
10-
2
8-30
15c
(initial)
:
8-26
Class
B
(D.
8-30
10-10
9-20.
10-10
9-20
20c
25c
6V4c
8-19
(initial
1
—__
8-26
10-
8-
9
8-
5
1
9-10
15c
9-10
8-2Q
35c
8-31
8-15
45c
_■___
(quar.
9-
3
8-16
.9-30
9-14
12-31
12-14
9-30
10c
9-23
9-30
9-23
1
8-20
9-1
8-20
25c
9-10
8-<27
25c
9-16
9-
35c
(quar.)_____
9-
9-
12%c
34%c
.
3
3
8-16
,
9-1
8-16'
10-1
9-11
50c
9-3
8-16
30c
43%c
9-30
12V?c
(quar.)
9-10
8-30
9-16
15c
9-12
10-'
1
9rl2
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
50c
_1
1
•_
(quar.)
8-30
8-15
8-30
6c
:
(quar.J—
a-14
9-14
8-30
35c
'quar.)
9-
45c
•
9-14
35c
r___
common
1
25c
(quar.)—
10-
25c
preferred
A.)
Co.
8-31
4
8-28
f25c
Propane
2
8-
9
9-
2
8-
9
65c
(quar.)—
,9-
9-
1
8-15
25c
Ltd.
Gas—
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
:
Ray Drug, common (quar.)
convertible preferred
8-
5
15c
8-26
8-
5
9-27
9-12
4w>%
(increased)
pr»forred 4
(quar.)
35c
9-13
8-12
5%%
2nd
9
9-10
8-
5c
9-
3
8-15
37y2C
—
(quar.)
50c
Sunray
9-13
$25c
Suburban
6%
8-15
1
t)5c
Extra
Sun
3
9-10
6c
(reduced)___
(quar.)J:
Terstegge
Oil
910-
40c
t37V'2C
—
5%
2nd
(duar.)
ft
9-30
'
common
Broadcasting,
Storer
9
62M2C
—93%c
(quar;)
Coke ft Coal
Stonega
25c
(quar.)
Shell Oil Co.
8-
8-
9-
2.
5.6c
convertible
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
Co.
8-28
dividend
Webster
6
8-23.
9-10
prior preferred (quar.)
ft
9-
5
'
5%
Stone
8-23.
35c
,
1%
5%
.
10c
B
Stock
«-20
.
$1.25
Co.—
preferred
6
9-16
.
50c
"i_
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp,
!»
9-16
1st
7%
9-19
00c
25c
(quar.).—___
B.)
1
9-5
8-19
8%
9-19
$1.25
Y.)
,(J.
9-
1
10-
8-19
Co
preferred (quar.)__j
Stix, Baer ft Fuller, common
:
$1.18%
(quar.)
Stetson
8-15.
8-30
10-
2
8-30
5
9-
(ouar.h-—
,A
9-
1
-
preferred
9-13.
12-
12-13
1
Stern & Stern Textiles—
8-14
9-
8-23
$1.25
ft Forge
dividend
preferred
3
9-
(quar.
Improvement
4'/2%
9-
9-
preferred (quar.)
5%
8-i9
9-16
Bros. Stores
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Drug (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp.—
,
1
20c
40c
25c
.
10-15
10-
87ysc
■Sterchi
1
8-19
Corp.,
8-12
1
9
9-26
(special)
(quar.)__—
8-2Q
40c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Co.
8-^0
9-10
9
8-
(quar..(____—
(quar.)
Delaware Corp.
3
11-
9
8-
9
94c
iquar.)_,
8-28
11-
8-
9-
(quar.)_
pre erred
8-30
1:25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
cpnv.
9-
85c
9-
J5c
8-20
50c
8-10
8-10
8-15
,
(quar.)
50c
50c
25c
—;
8-30
9-20
8-10.
9
20c
;—
18%c
1
1
79-
8-20
—
Stephensen Finance,
common
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
9-
10-18
1
9-16
Ltd,
class A
,
8-20
35c
10-18
11-
11-
8-20
_
(quar.)
8-31
5c
10-18
11-
9-
(quar.)
8-30
%c
10-18
1
(quar.i.^
nreference
Steel
Chemical
Stock
1
8-15.
1
10-
+—
ft. Materials,
preferred
8-15:
10-
50c
(quar.)
9-16
2%%
(quar.)
(N.
5%
1
50c
Supply
Hotels
1
9-
55c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
9-
32
;
dividend)
common
Co.
Co.
Fuel
State
8-15
9-
10-10
30c
30c
25c
(increased)
1:25c
"
Extra
Sheller
Statler
!)
$1
preferred (quar.)
Serrick Corp., 90c class A
Class
9
8-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Surety
Oil
1
8-
3
29iic
_;
preferred
Seaboard
11-
1
9-
3
3
2
J.)-
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-
29%c
Co., $3.65 preferred (quar.)__^
Seaboard Finance Co.,
s.
11-15
Stanley
Starrett
29 %C
(quar.)
Scytes & Co. Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
$4.75
8
15c
(quar.)
Williams
&
6
8-
60c
(quar. >
Co.
Paper Co,, common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Scovill Mfg.
9-
9-
9-16
9-
:__
(quar.)
common
Radio, Ltd.,
B
9-
8-151
1
:__
10c
(stock
(quar..)
preferred
1
9-15
1
(N.
Co.'
(Ohio),
Aviation
Warner
Stanley
1343/8C
;
(quar.)
Scott
$4
10-
(quar.)_
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Brick
Industries
Class
7-26
20-
9
1
9-14
9-.
2
•
"(quar.i
(is.tntuc;s.yj
Pressed
Standard
1
?15c
:
pfd.
preferred
preferred
&
3
2
9-
(Arizona)
convertible
Schenley
Scott
Ltd.
Co.,
Industries
$1.30
Sayre
conv.
9-
12-
•
Standard
10-
9-
(quar.)_.
Calif,
convertible
$1.60
$1.10
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
60c
Bridge
Savage
75c
Co.,
12-1
(quar.)_____
Insurance
.
of
Standard Paving
3
35c
(quar.).
C
9-
9-17
$1.25
___:
D
preferred
Sandura
9-27
8-15
J
r____—-
3%%
9-27
9-17
8-30
9-2
■;
preferred A (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
8-27
10-25
37 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
:
preferred
preferred
1
10-25
$1.25
Jose
4.70%
10-
9-16
10-18
(quar.)
—
Oil
8-16
3
25c
iquar.
Co,
Oil
8-15 :
9-
8-30
_
Standard
i25e
,___
preferred A (quar.)
Water Works, common
5%
San
8-27
8-15
9-13
25c
(Indiana)
uil
9-13
.
8-30.
Mfg.vcbmmon
Oil Co.
Standard
8-27
1
$1.25
.
;
preferred
1
10-
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Regis Paper Co., common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
10-
$1
$5
St.
1
2
8-30
1
;>
common
9-
9-
Standard
+
9-
9-16
9-13
$1.07 %
9-
$1.25
9-2b
quar.)
common
A (quar.)
Francisco Ry.,
27c
Mexico—
Standard. Oil
_r
87%c
$1.05
26c
Standard
25c
fquar.i-
Corp.,
9-13
•
9-10
8-16
10c
preferred
Securities
50c
1
b
5
10-18
(quar.):
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)___
Stanuard
Forgings
(quar.)_
9-
8-
8-30
8-26
11-
$1.60
10-
C
9-13
'9-16
9-16
Standard Dredging
10c
9-
.
9-16
Accident
$1.12%
(quar. 1
preferred
Lawrence
5%
(quar.)
(increased
com.
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred, 1 quar.)
;
15
8-15:
10-18.
(quar.)
Standard Brands, common
12 %c
-
15
8
3
25c
preference
Standard
8
3
11-
:.
E.i
3
99-
11-
(quar.)
(A.
$3.75
1
1-31
$6%c
_12%c
(quar.)
common
Staley
.
11-
Sprihgfield Fire ft Marine "Insurance (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred (accum.)
3
3
$1.03%
Spotless Co.,v,Inc.
(.quar.)!
Springfield City Water (quar.)_
$$1.06%
.
y-rj.
(quar.)______:—$l,l?Va
common
Quarterly ;
9
7-16
9-«6
.
$1.06y4
$1.10
$1.15
27y4c
—
Spokane International RR;
9-
8-30
.
10-18
preferred
preferred
Class B
Br30
8-15 ;
(quar.)
Spindale Mills, common
t20c
5%
(quar.)
4%%
$1
;
Products
Stores,
Seagrave Corp.
Scars Roebuck &
1
preferred
Spiegel, Inc.,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
9-13
10-
convertible
Extra
9-30
9-
(quar.)
9-23
1
9-
(quar.)
common
_
J25c
(quar.)
New
1
10-
55c
,
(Jacob) 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Aeronautical (quar.J——
Ryerson & Haynes (increased)
8-19.
preferred
—.—
10-
$1.19
1,
8-30
11-
____
c__
9-10
8-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
8-15
9-30
92'/be
9IV2C
(quar,)__—33jC
32c
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)—_____
COc
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.05
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.i
20c
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
20c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12ya
Sperti Products, Inc., 15% conv. pid. (quar.)
12(/2C
$1.32
8-15
10c
(quar.)
$1.28
8-15
Ryan
43.;%
8-20
3
4.32%
8-15
$1.23%
preferred (quar.)
$5
10-
$1.75
37V2C
55c
9-
4.16%
8-15
8-30
9-
(quar.)
,
—
($25 par) (quar.)——'27%c
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
30c
8-15
$1.02%
+
9-30
35c
preferred
.
8-30
(quar.)__
preferred
J25c
r
Royalite Oil Ltd. (quar.}__!
Royalties Management Corp
Safway Steel
25c
28%c
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2 '
8-
9-30
29c
12',ac
+_
3.90%
A
8-28
iOrlO
.
;
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4
class A (quar.)
Bottling,
preferred
5
common
Co.
$1.50
'■
(quar.)__
com.
8-30
(quar.)—
Gear
Ross
quar.)
1
(quar.)
Service,
9-
(quar.)—
Roxburv
Public
9-
preferred (quar.)
O.) Engineering (quar.)—'—-
(J.
8-30
9-13
50c
75c
70c
25c
25c
$1.25
15c
—:
Insurance
9-16
8-22
9-16
B
4% %
Ross
Life
9-14
„
Paper Ltd.,
8-15
9-12
3%
9-14
Axle,
_
■8-26
_______
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Haas
ft
4%
5%
9-24
462 %c
3%%
3.70%
,
50c
(quar. >__
com.
8-31
dividend
Stock
Colorado—
Indiana,
9-15
9
8-23:
9-10
9-
com.
lO'ac
Power
&
Seaboard
7
common
Southwestern
2%
Spring
Stock
10-15
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
;
Rockwell
1
8-
7-30
5
9-
,
5
iquar.)__—\
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.):
$1
8-15
9-13
5
Service
37 %c
(quar.)
H
Light &
4.75 %
11-
17 %c
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
Rochester
Transit
Corp.
(quar.)
Rockwell
Southwestern
& Electric—:
preferred
Rockland
10-15
.
4%%
8-31
12 %c
91 V4c
Gas
preferred
4.10%
8-15
1
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd
preference (quar.)
A
2
8-1,5
9-14
Co.—-
(quar.)
N.
Robinson-Little
Class
9-
11-
9-16
8-15;
(quar.)
C.)
common
(H. H.) Co. (quar.)
(J. C.) Co., $1 class
Robinson
9-13
(quar.)„
A
preferred
(Sanford,
dividena
68 %c
8-23
9-
5%%
class
Myers,
partic.
Gas
Electric
31V4c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-14
5
—__
preferred
dividend
25c
series
3rd
class A
—*
Express,
Robertson
8-20
9-
9-
and
Co.—
Participating
$1.50
$1.50
2nd
Cement
$1.25 participating
8-30
8-26
25c
common
Southwestern Investment Co.,
Stocic
1
9-10
8-
^(quar.)__,:
(quar.)—
(Calif.)
8-15
2
8-30
1
10-
8-
(quar.)——__
Power,
preferred
$6
10-
„
common—20c
Co.,
common
9-14
9-
preferred
Utah
Southwestern
8-13
1
8-
(quar.)
30c
.
9-
8-31
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
5%
Gas
75c
—-
68% c
4.%%
•1
9-10
(quar.)
8-15
A
Railway,
-15
9-10
1
$1.12%
—
Paper
%%
5 % %
8-15
preferred
Pacific
Southern
5
1
10-
5
3
3
5%
Southern
9-
10-
9-
-
3
of
-15
8-15.
9-
Co.
8-15
80c
8
8-13
iqltar.—_—___.—_$0.2656%
(quar.—
34c
(quar.)——, •
27yaC:
Company
Natural
6
5
90c
8 '
8-
9-1
9-10
______
Southern
Southern
9-
9-
$1,12 %
8-15
8-
9-10
B-31
________
Water.
?preferred
preferred
80c
;
conv.
9.
3
301/2C
_____—
iqhar.—
preferred
.
4%%
8-15
9-
8-31
(quar.)____
Calilornia
5.44%
8-15
9-
Service
8-
4%
-
2
$1.05
$1.12%
Public
8-31
50c
6.
1.
25%c
26VaC
(quar.):
12 %C
_—
_—-
(quar.)—
9-16'
2
$1.06'/4
of
8-12
9-25
9-
(quar.)
Co.
9-
8-26
9-
(quar.)
Service
9-20
9-13 :
9-
Edison—
preferred
Southern
5c
preferred
preferred
Public
12-13
5c
4.20%
4V4%
1-1-58
(quar.)__
(quar.)
-4.24%
9-13"
$1
—
Liui
preferred
preferred
9-13
(quar.)
Insurance—
(quar.)
Co.
Oil Corp.
1
1
40c
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
4%%
1010-
.
9-27
31 %c
38%c
50c
$1
J5oc
(quar.)
4:88%
427c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Transport Co.,
8-17
A
$1.25
Washington
9-16
B
20c
(accum.)
ls-a)
Gardner Co.
Prince
California
class
9-27
t30c
convertible 1st preferred
Prentice-Hall, Inc., common
Providence
up.,
Southern
4.08%
8-16
.
50c
7c
-
—
Development, class B
Soutnam
3
class
15c
(quar.)
common
5%%
preferred
Texas
3
Common
Preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp.—
5%
South
9-
9-
Common
2%
America,
Electric
River
8-15-
Works
9-17
8-15
40c
(quar.)
dividend
Potomac
3
Lathe
9-17
8-15
10c
(quar.»
(quar.)
of
Co.
Stock
Powell
(Mass.!
9-
15c
3
50c
Telephone
Portsmouth
(quar.)
(quar.)
K.)
Bend
3
62%c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
&
Porto
preferred
2nd
$2.50
(quar.)
common
South
31V4C
.
8-16'
9-
12%c
___
Poor
(quar.)
—_—
preferred A (quar.)
conv,.* preferred (quar.)
3
8-23
30c
conv.
9-
8-15
25c
Ine—-
Wesjon,
12%c
9-
1%
<
—
—
prior preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
$1.55
:
Corp.' (quar.)
Ritter Finance Co., Inc.—
9-15
25c
(initial)
—
Polaroid
8-22
—
Co.,
Mfg.
Richfield
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
Stock
9-12
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Rheem
(quar.—
—
50c
(quar.)
—
Tobacco, com.
_______
Mobil Oil ' (quar.)__.
common (quar.)
Socony
$1.25
t28c
(reduced)——
(quar.)—
preferred
4%%
5
Co.
(R. J.)
B
3.60%
8-15
9-
8-15
Co.
&
20
_
Copper & Brass
——.
(quaf.)'_'^___;
Snap-On-Tools
9
cl. A (quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Drug
Class
(quar.)._.—
t'zc
preferred (quar.)__
Reynolds
6
9-
8-30
Smith
9
9-30
Ltd._r—______——
Chains (Canada),
A
Ltd.
10%
Rexall
9
1
8-
7%C
Revere
9
910-
—
—
Sonotone Corp.,
Republic
Aviation Corp.
(quar.)
Republic Insurance, common (Texas)
9
8-
1
9-
9-10"
9-?30
12 %c
a——____
(quar.)—
Mines,
Class
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne ft Chicago Ry.—
5%%
(quar. 1—
8-23
9-20
1
,
1
6-31
;—
Smith (S. Morgan) Co.
(quar.)—
Smith Investment < Co.-—J.—________—$182
-
45c
25c
—.—-
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar,)414%
preferred (quar.)_—+
Common
20c
8-16
9-
9-16
12 %c
8-22
,
,
9-14
15c
15c
70c
$1,10
112%c
75c*
55c
45c
30c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co..(quar.)
9-12
30c
—
dividend
Renabie
35c
(quar )____—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Corp.
A
Stock
12c
Aircraft
Piper
Sinclair OH Co,
8-30
____
Ruppert
—
Gas
(quar.)
Reading Co., 4%
1st preferred (quar.)—__
Reading Tube, common (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.) __
Refractory & Insulation (quar.),
„
9-10
18c
investment income
Inc.-
Simpsons,
8-16
& Bates Offshore Drilling—
Class
11%%
(final)
net
8-30
9-16
9-30
20c
8-15
Inc.—
from
9-27
50c
415c
Oil
8-30
9-
62Vac
Co." iquar.) ______—2——-—
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—
——
(quar.)
8-16
ft Assoc., Ltd.—
shares
American
Quarterly
Co.
1
$1.37%
62%c
& Elect rotypers, Ltd,—„—
Natural Gas, common
preferred (quar.)PiUsbury Mills, common (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)—
Pine
Purina
3
11-15
—
(quar.)
B
Silverwood Dairies,
Class B (quar.),
:
8-19
75c
—
(Hartford)
$5.50
Plnchin Johnson
Class
Skelly
9-
;
Photo Engravers
Piedmont
1-
3
-
(monthly)
Co.
(interim)
Quemont M.ning, Ltd.
9-
12 %c
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phoell Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
Phoenix Insurance
1
9-
6c
9-13
61c
15c
15c
25c
(quar.)c„;_v.——u—
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
5%
preferred ;(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Refining Corp.
8-31
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Signal Oil ft Gas Co., class A
8-31
75c
45c
35c
75c
50c
,—_
Phila.
3
25c
Oil
Quaker State
8-31
9-13
$1.75
25c
25c
(quar.)
Petersburg
Phila.
3
9-
George Putnam
(see
iquar.)_;
9-
9-30
in
(payable
—-——____
Fund
A
9-30
Quaker City Fire ft Marine Insurance Co.—
25c
_
(quar.)
preferred
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Permutit
gains
preferred
$2.44
25c
—.
8-30
Power—
4%
quar.)_
—
capital
Pacific
Sierra
1
Simmons
Gear Co.—
&
(stock
Common
8-
Inc.—
(George)
100%
____■
(quar.)—
common
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
8-15
1
—
8-15
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)^.__
3
.9-
,,
9
Fund).
$1.12%
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light ft Coke
(Fa.),
8-23
»9-
.
(quar.)
Drug Stores
9-14
S3
8-15
9-27
9-
20%
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Telephone
4%%
preferred
75c
8-20
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
Peoples
8-30
—
stock)
or
Putnam
8-16
8-27
8-27
$1.10
92VaC
$1.01
$1.17%
§1-12'2
$1.15
;—;
—
9-30
40c
v——M
long-term
cash
8-16
1
Fund,
8-30
45c
$1,06
35c
8-30
5%
pfd.
5%
Haldsrn
Payable 0/
Share
-
Sherman
■
40c
(quar.)—.
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.)
—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)__
—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania R. R. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
440%
8-30
9-30
—
(increased
Ltd.
9-30
—
(quar.)
dividend
8-30
35c
Company
Valley Water,
Shepherd-Niles Crane .& Hoist, Corp.-—.—
50c
Products (quar.)
——
5c
4%
preferred (tjuar.)
—____
,
$1
Shoe Corp. pf. America "(quar.)
-—~r
25c
Shopping Bag Food Stores (quar.1—_—
15c
Shuron
Optical ' cquar.).'—
-.2
^5c
Siegler Corp? (quar.)
—
■—20c
8-30
9-30
$1.07%
Sugar
Corp.,
Stock
9-30
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
(quar.)_,
Co.
Puritan
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
Stock
Inc.
Aleare
Oil
3
15c
inc.)
$1.02
preferred
pref. common
Publicker Industries,
com.
Name of
Slienango
8-30
9-30
$1.04 %
div.
$1.40
25c
32(ac
33c
8%c
57 %c
58 %c
—;
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
4.68%
8-28
9-
of Rec.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)
9-30
50c
L
4.60%
2%c
2VaC
50c
Gas,
9-30
5c
$1.30
Penn
4.30%
9-
ft
10-15
25c
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fruit, common (quar.)
$1
2
preferred
+62'4c
—__
(quar.)—
pfd.
Line Ltd., 5(4
Parsons & Cc.
(quar.)_
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Pipe
Common
—
_
Cement
Peerless
preferred
$1.25
12tic
$20c
4:35c
25c
3114c
30c
Parmelee
Pembina
4.08%
4.18%
30c
30c
—
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Paton
8-26
8-15
$2 '
—.
(quar.).
A
class
(quar.)—
—*
••
Pen,
Parker
5
50c
—
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
Park Sheraton Corp. (quar.)
5%
9-
$1
25c
preferred (quar.)
Paragon Electric
(quar.)
Pictures
Electric
3
45c
(quar.)
com.
4%
Paramount
Service
Public
8-15
9-
$1.75
$1.50
10c
25c
common
Payable
45c
When
Per
Holden
Snare
Name of Company
20c
$2
(quar.)
When
Holiert
When
Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
Per
9-
3
8-15
Mid-Continent Oil Co.—
Common
preferred series
(quar.)__
9-20
8-
8
28%c
•
1955
9-
1
8-
8
41(4c
9-
1
8-
8
33c
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_______
.
Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)__
Superior Propane,
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.)
Swan-Finch Oil,- 4%- 2nd preferred
(quar.)
1st preferred
6%
5c
$1
10c
135c
50c
10c
37'/2C
50c
50c
15c
50c
,———___
Sunshine
Sunshine
;
(quar.)
.
(qpa.r.),.
_____
Quarterly
Svmington-Gould Corp. (quar.) ____
swift & Co.
_____
.___
Transit (quar.)
Syracuse
9- 3
9-16
4.10%
4.25%
4.50%
4.60%
4.64%
4.65%
4.90%
5.10%
5.12%
V
Company
Texas
Eastern "transmission,
(quar.)—
com.
35c"
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.37%*
preferred (quar.-)I-1—————" $1.46%5%
preferred (quar.)
i—
$1.25
5.75%
convertible preferred (quar.).::—$1.43%
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)'_
$1.18%
4.50%'-convertible preferred (quar.)____!_
$L121/sr"r*-;-
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
5.50%
5.85%
A
''i
$
0
'I I
Fund-—1
Texas
V.
»
•
T&u$XU8**on
Gas
Texas
(quar.)
Common
20c from
5.40%.
U.
Markets,
Thorofare
5'%
9-15-
convertible
Class
B
5%
common
(quar.—
participating
Thrifty Drug atores
Ti'o
,
f
o- »
••
Tokheim
Corp.
tquar.)
Edison Co.—
Toledo
4%%.
preferred
preferred
4.56%
4.25%
Elevators,
35c-'*
Trmitv
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)______!
Insurance
Universal
Quarterly;,
Truax-Traer
-$2.80
(Hartfordi
Co.
Insurance
U.
Coal,
4ya %'
preferred
conv,
A
d_
(quar,
Electric, common (quar.)__
!
5%%preferred(, (1957 series) (initial)——
208 South La Salle St. Corp.
(quar.)_.
Mfg.,
"Class
class
Underwood
Union
Carbide
Union
5%
Corp.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
.$4,50%
common
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
;
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)_.:
$3.50 preferred '(quar.)
-
Union Gas
System,
5%-, preferred
Union
•'
Oil
Class
&;
(quar.)
B
Terminal
4%
,
(quar.)
Tank
Union
,
»
9-15
9- 3
9-3
10- 1
'
8-31.
(quar.)
Storage
Cold
'
20c.
20c
40c
<quar.)_
Rope
United
Air
Lines
United
Aircraft
United
Artists
•
United
Artists
5%
(quar.)
:
-
(quar.)
preferred ((quar.
preferred
United
Board
United
Can
Series
United
A
Glass
Carbon
Urn^d
Co.
WJR
convertible
NOTE:
Effective
preferred
40c
Stock
5%';
6>'r
Gas,
6-29
8»-26
8rl5
8-2
10-18
9- 6
9- 6
8-9
8-23
9-16
/
9- 3
8-20
10- 3
8-3J
56Vac
50c
.
(s-a)
9-20
9-10
"
87y2C
(quar.)
11- 1
9- 6
8-19
4
10-15
corporate title
changed to United
convertible
convertible
United
;
,
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)
United
United
Electric
United
Fuel
;—
9- 5
9- 5
9-20
8-31
9-10
7-31
8-20
9-10
8-23
class B (quar.)
Elastic, Corp. (quar.)
6%
Corps,
class
United
Ltd.,
Coal
A
preferred
Funds,
United
Cos.
Investments,
w.
Fund
income
and
2c
A
(quar.)^
Jersev
RR.
&
Canal
.
(annual)
:____
8-31
8-15
9-27
10- 1
8-30
8-30
tquar.)^i._
9- 1
10- 1
9- 3
10-10
$2,50 1-10-58
" "
•" ""
.''
Non-cumulative participating pref. (quar.)
25c
9-30 >.
•
U"**'4- ''Corp.—'
Jamaica
date
8-31
12- 2
9- 1
9-3
8-15
8-12
8-23
8-23
8-30
10-17
1-17
4-16
7-17
8-9
9-20
9-20
9-16
9-10
8-30
7-31
9-12
8-15
9-30
12-20
|"I • I H
9-13
8-15
8-15
8-23
9-10
8-30
9-10
8-15
8- 9
9-12
8-19
Stuart
Halsey,
$6,650,000
C.
Allyn
Inc.
Co.,
&
2,150,000
1,500,000
&
and
Arnhold
Strudwick—
S. Bleich-
Co
Ashmun
S.
A twill
and
800,000
1,150,000
250,000
Co
&
1,150,000
Kraus__ 1,000,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball,
&
Burge
Bankers Bond
The
200.000
Co.
&
Barth
J.
750,000
Co
George K. Baurn & Co.
Co._—____
&
Baxter
Bear,
Stearns
A.
Becker
G.
Blair
Blair
Stockton
&
Bros.
&
800,000
8-27
$1.12y2
10- 1
9-30
Chace,
(quar.)—35c
preferred (quar.) ;
$1.12
Washburn Wire (quar.)
—
25c
Washington Water Power
(quar.)__A—____
47c
Weeden
&
Co.
(quar.)
75c
Common
(quar.)
!
1
75c
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
50c
Welex Jet Services, Inc.
(Dela.) (quar.)
15c
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, 4.80%
pfd. (quar.)
60c
West
Chemical
Products, com.
(quar.)—__
20c
$5 preferred
(quar.i
—!—_— —$1.25
West Coast Telephone Co. (quar.)
—
25c
West
Indies Sugar
(quar.)
25c
West
Texas
Utilities, 4.40% pfd,..(quar.)a_
$1.10
Westeel Products, Ltd. (quar.i
—1—
f30c
Western Auto Supply, common (quar,),
25e
9- 3
8- 9
8- !)
Clayton
ard, Inc.
Brothers
100,000
4no non
400,000
—
Byrd
;
—_—
9- 3
9-10
9-13
9-10
12-10
10- 1
9- 6
9- 2
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-13
10- 1
9-14
8-23
8-23
8-26
11-25
fl-16
8-16
Carolina Securities Corp,
West
Whiteside,
Winslow,
&
Coburn
150,000
300,000
Inc
Securities
Corp.
Collins
&
Courts
1,000,000
Co
&
Cunningham,
8-22
8-10
Dallas
8-30
9-16
8-31
Davenport & Co._,
Davis,
Skaggs & Co.—
Co.,
200,000
Inc.
Davis
Cullom
Shplby
Doolittle
Machine
Whitin
Whiting
Whorner
Wickes
&
Wilson
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Inc., common
&
Common
$4.25
(quar.)—'.J.—__
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
Stoi'es
(monthly)-
Monthly
Winter
Inc.,
Hirsch,
&
Wisconsin Electric
3.60%
6%
preferred
pfd.
!'/<>
Power,
common
:
preferred
Wisconsin
Power
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hydro Electric
(quar.)
—_
M.
Leonard A.
8c
8c
35c
40c
90c
$1.50
25c
10-31
9-20
10-15
Hannaford
9-14
9-14
9-14
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-31
8-15
8-30
8-15
8-15
9-13
8-16
9- 6
$1.20
$1.10
17!/2C
9- 1
9-10
8-31
9- 3
9-30
37'/ac
9- 3
common
H.)
(quar.)
i,
& Co.,
Woolf
Bros.
Woolworth
Iron
4',2%
40c
W.)
Co.
pfd.
Wooster
W.)
(quar.)
Rubber
& Co., Ltd.
Monthly
(monthly
.-j—
—
a_;
8-19
9- 1
9-3
8d
8-26
8-22
8-9
7-12
&
Ginther
&
Co.,
Inc.- —
Ellis & Anderson
Gregory & Sons
Green,
&
Hallgarten
Co._
Sulzberger
Hallowell,
9-1
9- 3
25c
25c
10- 1
11-1
8-16
8-20
9-20
10-18
600,000
200,000
600,000
1,150,000
2,150,000
Lee
250,000
&
150,000
150,000
Co.—
&
1,500,000
Stone & Co
Hayden,
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co
&
Hentz
Hirsch
&
& Co
Applegate &
A.
Co
300,000
Hogle
Hulme,
Inc.
Humphrey,
Bond
250,000
Corp.
Securities
250,000
Johnson,
186,
Lane,
share.
In
for
These
the
500.000
150,000
Scott, Horner & Co
Seasongood & Mayer
200,000
150,000
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill &,
1.150,000
Co.
Sheridan
Bogan.. Paul
Inc.
Co.,
Shields
&
&
100,000
—
2,150,000
Company
300,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Starkweather & Co
Frank,
Meyer
200.000
&
200,000
150,000
Leach—
&
Co..
&
Stix
200,000
Co—
Stokes
Walter
150,000
Co
&
Straus, Blosser &
Dowell
Mc¬
250,000
500,000
S. Strauss & Co
J.
Smith
Stubbs,
&
Lom200,000
250,000
bardo, Inc
Sweney
Cartwright & Co.
500,000
Swiss American Corp
200,000
& Co
Townsend, Dabney &
150,000
Tyson
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
1,000,000
400,000
Van
Wallace, Geruldsen &
Co.
300,000
100,000
2.150,000
—
Wansker & Co.
Wertheim & Co
C.
J.
N.
C.
Wheat & Co
150.000
200,000
—
White & Co
L.
Whittaker
Co.
&
300,000
-—
Arthur L.
Wright & Co„
250,000
—
200,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
200,000
Biddle & Co—
200,000
& Co.
150.000
Ynrnall,
Zuckerman, Smith
,
'
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
consolidated net emmtogs of
1957, representing 53 cents per
compare
to $950,000 or 45 cents per snaro
Pictures
corporation
reported
2,150,000
Co
<Ss
Schwabacher
&
300,000
Corp.
p. 628.
$1,060,000
Hutton
Inc.
F.
Corp.
Space
150,000
Parke
Pomeroy,
Inc.
&
Interstate
—V.
150,000
Roberts
Poole,
Schoellkopf,
100,000
800,000
& Co
Indianapolis
The
1
Inc
Co.,
Schmidt,
Robert
—
E. F. Hutton
Share
&
Salomon Bros, & Hutzler. 2450,000
Joseph Walker & Sons—
Harper & Son &
P.
Co., Inc. —
400,000
F. Rothschild & Co._ 2450,000
Russ
100,000
Co.
Harrison
Co
Robinson-Humphrey
Talmage
200,000
Paramount
25c
100,000
150,000
300,000
& Talbot—_
Ballin
Co
&
&
1,150,000
200,000
1450,000
Co.
&
Sterne, Agee &
Stifel, Nicolaus
&
Co.
Hannahs,
400,000
Co.—
Reynolds
Stern,
500,000
100,000
-
150,000
500,000
200,000
Co.—
Goodbody & Co.
Grande
250,000
400,000
Kerner
&
Close
Co.,
Frisbie Co.
Robert Garrett & Sons—
H.
600,000
Inc.
400,000
—
The
7'/ac
(quar,)———
Wrigley (Win.) Jr. Co.
Monthly
9- 6
62'/aC
(quar.)
(interim.)—
Above
payment less British income
tax
and deduction ox expenses of Depositary.
(F.
Inc.
J.
5G'/4C
(quar.)
Inc.,
(F.
(quar.)
—
Freeman &
M.
8-15
$1.12ya
1—.
Co
&
150,000
100,000
Co.,
&
Co
400,000
Corp.—
Marshall
&
8-24
10-11
10-11
9-16
7-25
8-15
9-13
8-23
8-1
8-1
$1.37ya
22yac
30c
31'Ac
I2%c
Dessauer
(G.
Securities
First
Foster
100,000
Co—
&
Corp—
Iowa
of
8-30
(Alan) Steel Co.
Wood
Richards
Field,
First
150,000
150,000
Chris-
&
Inc.
200,000
150,000
Co
&
Company
&
9-10
11- 1
11- 1
10- 1
8-21
8-30
9-30
9- 3
9-1
9-1
(see Alan Wood Steel)
5»/2% pfd. (quar.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)—
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
&
Wood
Ferris
9-10
9-20
9-16
Wolf
Steele
Fauset,
10- 1
30c
Service,
Farwell, Chapman & Co. t
Freeman
25c
400,000
Inc.-
Co.
&
7-26
(quar.)—
Public
Wisconsin
2,150,000
Corp.
Wm.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
Securities
Equitable
Evans
400,000
Co.
Deetjen &
Emanuel,
9-20
8-23
Light—
&
250,000
Co.
8-26
tl2y2C
15c
35c
25c
25c
100,000
Inc.
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
9- 3
$1.06yi
:
Co.
Wilson-Jones
Winn-Dixie
John Douglas & Co.,
5%
dividend)
class A
Ltd..
(Fj,
Corp.
Williams
10-11
9-16
Colket & Co.
&
Rambo,
&
1,150,000
150,000
-
100,000
1,000,000
Co.,
Co.,
&
& Co
25c
(reduced)
Works
(stock
Corp.
Dickson
S.
Inc.
9-13
9-10
9-10
8-15
8-15
8-16
10-11
Inc.
Pollock
E.
300,000
&
Pizzini & Co., Inc.
W.
Wm.
L.
1,000,000
R.
—
B.
Riter
9-10
8-27
8-12
8-12
$1.25
30c
50c
95c
Copeland
Kendall,
300,000
150,000
<fc Co
Peters, Writer
tensen, Inc.
The
&
Co.
400,000
800,000
Inc.
Hirshberg,
&
Penington,
150,000
9- 6
common
i
Overton
A.
J.
100,000
100,000
9-14
Co.,
.
Corp.
Rippel
Union Securities
Co.
Stationery—
&
preferred (quar.)_
Westinghou.se Air Brake (quar.)
"
200,000
Rand &
Schmertz
8-15
8-22
10- 1
9-14
Westingliouse Electric Corp., common (quar.)
9- 3
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)
9- 3
Westmoreland.
Inc.
(quar.)
30c
10- 1
Weston
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)_—_
f^/ac
10- 1
Class
B, (quar.)
—1_.—
J.12y2C
10- 1
41/2%'
preferred
(quar.)_
.9- 2
Westpan Hydro Carbon Co.___
I2V2C
9-10
Weyernaeuser Timber (quar.)
25c
9- 9
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry,, conv. (quar.)
$1.43%
11- 1
4%
prior lien (quar.)_
$1
11- 1
Whitaker Paper Co. (ciuar.)
_;
—
50c
10- 1
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co.
(quar.)__
40c
9-30
Insurance
Tablet
5%
150,000
"r""-
Newbold's Soa ft
H.
Newburger, Loeb & Co—
Newhard, Cook & Co,^
New York Hanseatic
300,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
100,000
Johnston &
berger,
Cur vie
800,000
Cooley & Co.__
20c
Life
Western
500,000
Moreland, Branden-
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co—
300,000
Dick
&
Merle-Smith—. 2,150,000
Western
200,000
Putnam
8-19
8-19
7-3!
$1.20
(quar.)
&
Co
Raffensperger, Hughes &
8-31
8-31
9- 3
Canada
Hutchinson
400,000
Co
t30c
preferred (quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.
4.80%
Western
1.000,000
200,000
Inc.
Julien
&
Co
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Middlebrook,
&
&
Patterson,
Pick-
&
Corbett
Burns,
100,000
500,000
Milwaukee
Norris
Denton,
Inc.
400,000
Co
Co.
750,000
Co
Burnham
Burns
150.000
Co.
250,000
—
Co
&
&
Mullanev.
600,000
&
Inc.
McMaster
W.
800,000
250,000
Co._.—
Coe
&
McDonnell
1,150,000
Co
Broome
Co.
&
1,500,000
1,150,000
Co
&
Bradford &
C.
J.
150,000
&
Marx
2,150,000
Inc
Co.
&
William
—
Inc.
Co.
I /
Alle-
&
Legg
McDonald
150,000
-
Co
&
&
Wheeler
Inc.
Mackall
The
&
200,000
_____
C.
Hugo
100,000
Co.—
North
Fitch,
Barret,
John
Loewi
&
Co
Watts
Baker,
8-15
common
Leedy,
500,000
Wil¬
&
Levy
liams
Meeds-
&
Bissell
150,000
Redpath
&
2,150,000
Co.
man,
Parker
Auchincloss,
Bache
300,000
Lawson,
100,000
200,000
350,000
Inc—
Co.,
&
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Company,
Inc.
600.000
&
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
A.
Laird,
—
$150,000
& Co
MacArthur
_____
400,000
150,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
C.
Co.
200,000
Inc.
roeder,
aggregate of
an
& Co
Taylor
Kormendi
Corp.
Anderson
9-10
(quar.)
below,
Joyce
Kenower,
150,000
Co.
B.
Kean,
600,000
American Securities
9- 1
—
Co.,
John
Peck
&
62'/2c
D.)
Corporation and
Co.
&
Inc.
3iyiC
$1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Pharmaceutical Co.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
(S.
date
(Continued from page 14)
9-10
12-10
9-15
9- 5
9- 5
9-14
9- 4
9- 1
9-30
9-30
9-13
11- 1
2-1-58
5-1-58
8-1-5 J
■©»-
payment
corrected
was
lncorreot. The
1* indicated
here
date
in the respective amounts set forth
$90,000,000 principal amount of debentures:
8-19
preferred
dividend.
this
for
Investment News
8-23
Industries
9- 3
8-16
tax.
Income
record
General
9-12
—
9-16
9-16
tax.
published
and/or
10- 1
Woolworth
~
t$l
32^20
15c
,"$250
Less
25c
Woodward
7c
50c
$1.06y4
x
8-20
8-20
8-15
10- 5
8-28
8-7
10c
$25c
(qui'?.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
closed
income
9-3
9- 3
9- 3
10-15
9- 7
9-3
40c
class
Woodward Governor
(quar.)—
United Insurance Co. of America
Quarterly
9- 6
from
(5c
United Grain, Growers, Ltd.—
5%
non-cumulative preferred
United Illuminating (quar.)
New
10-1
net
from securities
shares
profits)
a
United Gas Improvement, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
United
t75c
—
Inc.—
Science
investment
50c
40c
(quar.)_l
9-20
Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
4V2%
9-14
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
10c
dividend
__
(quar.)
Co.,
Wisconsin
8c
1%
13%c
15c
(quar.)
common
__—_
-
&
$4.50
Whelan Corp.
Cities
.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines
Co.
Common
1Q-18
8-15
8-15
9- 3\
10-15
9-10
British
62'/2c
Ward
July 2nd,
of above company was
United
Anu-iftt
Warner-Lambert
8-15
8-22
9-13
.
Less
Allison-Williams
10c
20c
I2V2C
'^uar. )„.
(quar.)—
common.-
Extra
8- 9
8- 9
8-28
10-18
KM8
9-16
9-16
9-3
a
8-20
20c
-
—___—,
Station)
Goodwill
(The
Walker
8-20
, .
not
Adams
25c
68%c
50c
15c
15c
15c
15c
-
:
(quar.)
Mold & Iron Co.
Walgreen
9-15
9-10
9-27
;
common
Co.,
preferred
conv.
vunpp
12'Ac
75c,
35c
$1.25
:
(quar.)_
Cigar-Whelan,
$3.50
5%
Vulcan
8-30
$1.12V2
-25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
tl2y2C
37V2C
12yac
35c
$1.25
t31V4C
.d
(Iowai
Co:
Materials
Vulcan
Co.—
preferred
Pump
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)
6%
preferred
(quar.i
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
8-30
—_
__j.—
Carton
&
(quar;)±
(quar.)
20c
65c
...
6%
y9-13
__.
America
of
Co.
riiscuiu
$4.50
■*
___.
(quar.)
Steel
,
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
6%
Circuit—
Theatre
Rogers
Virginian Railway, new com. (initial)
New
6%
preferred (initial quar.)
$2 :. 9- 1
25c
y9-13
:
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Virginia Tel. & Tel. Co., common
51/2%
preferred
(quar.):
Co.—
Extra
United
Viking
10c
Wire
class A
B.),
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A (quar.#
Vlck Chemical, common (quar.)
Adjustment payment
'
participating prior preferred (s-a)—-
Union
75c
$1.37 Vs
5%
8-20
■
9-31 i
books
8-31
5%
-—_
1_.
(quaf.)_.,
(quar.)
(J.
9-14
9- 3
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15 % Canadian non-realdenU tex.
(Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
8-lt»
Vapor Heating Corp.;—
8-15
11-15
8-27
8-27
8-30
8-30
8-16
8-16
9-28
.
&
8-15
8-15
8-30
—
—
Car
Waters
8-9
(quar.)
Union
Sciver
Van
:
Louisiana—
of
Gas
A
Class
common
Raalte Co.
9-30
9-16
a
Tube
Sheet
9-1
$4.50
*-
Union Electric Co..
divid.)
& Iron Corp., com. (quar.)—
prior preference
(duar.)—_—.—
$5.50
8-10
7'/aC
25c
Extra
9- 3
9- 3
9-13
20c
17%c
Mould
Warren
30c
8-31
:
6V4C
8-31
(quar.)
.38c
9-27
—$ 1.12Ms ."11-15 • $1
11-15
;.
92y!iC'
11-15
87V2C
11-15
(quar.)—
33c;', 9- t
$1.25
9- 3
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Co._i
(stock
9-10
8-27
8-30
(quar.)
Spring & Wire
A.)
8-20
8-28
8-14
8-15
9- 6
12- 6
9- 3
,
$1.06'A
22yac
(quar.)
Appliance
Van
8-15
Chemical.& Materials Corp.—
Common
9-27
12-27
9-14
10- 1
9-10
severally,
.
8-15
lc
.
40c
40c
37%2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
37'/ac
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Youngstown
A.
8-12
8-23
'8-20
8-2
8-15
25c
8-16
."-.I0e
9-10
..t30c n 9- 1
90c
9-3
•
pfd. (quar.)
Corp. Ltd., 6%
25c
9- 1
9-30
8-29
9- 3
8-23
8-15
—.
Yosemite Park & Curry
9-33
8-26
8-26
8- 9
8-16
12-6
8-31
9-16
Inc.—
Co.
Oil
Valley
8-20
8-20
8-20
lc
Corp.- (quar.
Union Acceptance
10- 1
9-14
9-14
9-10
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utility
8-20
) 35c
22V*c
62V2C
—
Co.
Corp.
Match
Southern
8-20
■'
Ltd._____^_____L_
Co.,
1 8-1(5
30c
Oil
Upson-Walton Co. (quar.)
9-1
1—.
(quar.)_
A
.
B
Ultramer
Marion
preferred
9- 1
.
Tung-Sol
9- 3
9- 6
1-1-58
9-16
10- 1
8-15
8-15
9-10
8-30
9- 6
$l.l2ya
(quar.)
Universal Winding Co. 90c conv.
Utah
9-6
$2
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
A
Inc.
Universal Pictures
4ya%
1
10- T
50c
Quarterly
•
25c
9-10
50c
8-26
50c* 11-25
40c
9-10
• 70c' h
9-10
30c
9-13
'.
1st
Consolidated
Universal
•-
True Temper, Corp., new common (initial)
Trunkline Gas. 35 : preferred A (quar.)—$1.25
Ulrich
preferred
Universal
9-6
10-
Inc.
Cab
jr Previous
(quar.)____
common
Universal Insurance
8-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
Utilities
Universal
10- 1
62'/2c
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
United
Young (L.
Lithograph to.—•
Steel
S.
United
8-23
Yellow
•Transfer
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8%
U,
9-20
50c
22yac
30c
$1
(quar.)
&
series A
Rubber
t20c
1
common;
Printing
S.
9-20
62yan
(quar.)_
(s-a)__
Foundry
&
pref.
Yard-Man,
$1.75
common
Playing Card
S.
quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
preferred
t20e
(quar.)—1__—
__i
_i.
S
(increased
com.
(quar.);
9-12
25c
10c
20c
Yale & Towne Mfg.
8-22
8-22
8-23
Machinery—
A
Pipe
5%
$1.06%
' 9-3
'$1.14'"- 9- 3
$i.06'A
9- 3
1__.
A_;—
•
Travelers
class
S.
U
*"
.___
Extra
;
5%"
—
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred
Toronto
(initial)
(interim);
com.
new
Trust, Ltd.
Tobacco Securities
20c
30c
50c
:
(quar.i u_-_:
Roller Bearing,
Timken
:■___
(quar.)—!—_______
A
Hoffman
Lines Co.,
4V2%
U.
Co.,
—
preferred
S.
S
U.
9-6
9- 6
9- 6
10- 110- 1*
10- 1
9-1
9-19-1
8-31
9-16
9-10
9-11
8-30
31'Ac
31'Ac
30c
30c
30c
(quar.)r___——
preferred B (quar.)_
partic. class A (quar.)
Thriftimart, 5%
9-14
9- 1
9- 3
9- 3
8-30
8-15
Chemicals (quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gypsum
5%
U
8-16
8- 9
9-10
8-15
8-5
8-20
8-30
8t30
9- 5
9-30
9- 3
9-1
9- 1
9-14
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
convertible
5%
S.
U.
8-23
_—_
$1.12y2
30c
35c
37>/2C
(quar.)
(s-a)__,
Freight
Extra
8-16
9-16
9-13
9- 1,
Wyandotte
20c
preferred
7%
8-14
9- 5
15c
50c
(quar.)______——__
;30c
Tex's,l;v'i?'.c Cbfl & Gu jqUav.,
25c
Thermoid Co. (quar.)'——
—'
15c
Thew ShoveF (quar.)~.
40c
T omson
Electric Welder tquar.i —50c
Thompson Paper Box Ltd _____—_—;—;—
15c :
Thompson Products., common (quar.)
35c
4%/
preferred,") quar.) __—_____________
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Envelope Co., common
S.
U.
Texas-Illinois
Common
15c
Extra
8-30
9-16
9-16
Sulnhnr (quar.)____.
Natural Gas Pipeline—
O'-lf
8-15
Chemical Corp.—
&
Van
25c1"" 9-16
$1.24
10- 1
$1.35*
10- 1
8-31
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys
iquar.)__——__
.
S.
7%
■
—____•
7c
15c
3%
(reduced)
Co.
dividend
Stock
5c from net
12»/2C
Borax
4%>%
'•
-
V '
26c*"*r 8-30
.'
Tt—_________ '
tquar.t.
Producing
Gulf
Texas
Texas
'•*
;_'y
vorp.-—
——
preferred
preferred
4.96'-
v
■.
...
from investment income and
realized
capital gains) ____—
(oc
9- 1
9-1
S.
U.
9-13
9-13
8- 9
.8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
10- 1
9-10
9-1-
Science Fund—
from securities profits and
income
;
Common
9-13
9-13
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
15c
50c
(quar.)
Texas
U.
8- 1
9-11
8-23
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
10-1
10-1
$1.25
$1.27'/2
$1.28
$1.31 V*
preferred (quar.)
—.
preferred (quar.) __,
____
preferred (quar.) ——
—
___
5.25%
preferred (quar.).
___:—
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inc. (quar.)—
5%
Wurlitzer
Payable of Bee.
Share
Name of Company
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
Company
investment
8-15
12-13
9-3
8-31
9-25
9-16
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
ordinary income——
___
8c
Corp.
(quar.) ______—
'
55c
Gas Transmission, com. (quar.)__
35c
preferred (quar.) __——
___
$1.02Vz
preferred (quar.)
$1.06'/4.
preferred (quar.)
:_
$1.12ya
preferred (quar.)
—____
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
_
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)_-.
$1.16'/4
preferred (quar.) :—•'•$1.22%
From
Tennessee
Tennessee
2c
8- 8
12-28
7'/2C
Telechrome"Manufacturing (quar.)____
Television Electronics Fund—
Name oj
United
8-15
8-28
9-14
9- 2
Inc. (quar.)
45c
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. '(quar.)
;>■
27c.
Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.).6c
4% convertible preferred (s-a)__.
_.—$2
Tampax,
k
Holder■
When
Per
Holdert
55
s
Share
Funcit Inc. ( initial)
Biscuits '(qupr.V—'
Mining (quar.)
sunrise
When
Per
When rJloldert
Payable oJ Rec
9-20 k
8-24
5
8-2
..
9-30
8-30
10- 1
9-15
9-14
8-1(5
9- 1
8-15
! .9- 1,
8-15
10- 1
9-3
.1-1-58
11-29
.10- 2.
9-11
Per
-
of Company
Name
(883)
Chronicle
reports
estimated
second quarter of
the
earnings
in
1956.
first six
»
months
of
1957
the
,
„
___
consolidated net earnings as®
fcfl
b
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(884)
• %
at $2,339,000, equal to $1.18 per share based on
outstanding at June 29, 1957. Comparative earnings
estimated
chares
Capital profit of $2,329,000 or $1.12
And
a
capital profit of $2,679,000
months.—V. 186, p. 732.
or
non-recurring
Rise
ended June 30, totaled
1957,
the first six months of
for
income
a
share for the second quarter
$1.28 per share for the six
per
Co., Keene, N. II.—Earnings
Peerless Insurance
Net
1,999,316
for the
$1.12 per share,
period in 1956 were estimated at $2,322,000 or
fcased on 2,085,716 shares then outstanding.
The 1956 earnings mentioned above do not include
came
*1,149,057, before net realized capital gains, equal to 32.09 per share,
the 550,000 shares outstanding, Dudley W- Orr, President, reported
on
Of total reported net income, $735,478 represented a tax
during the second quarter. In the first six months of
income, before net capital gains, amounted to $259,301, or
417 cents per share, on the same number of outstanding shares.
Earned premiums were $C,839,625, against $6,168,264 in the first half
1956.
Peerless reported total losses incurred, loss expenses incurred,
And underwriting expenses of $6,787,419 compared with $6,226,550 in
the 1956 first half, leaving a statutory underwriting gain of $52,205, as
Against an underwriting loss of $58,286 hi the 1956 period.
United Life &
Accident Insurance Co.,
Peerless affiliate, reported
on
..
the
insurance
new
1956
General Telephone Corp.
Extended
186, p. 322.
above.—V.
Prince
Mr.
ponents.—V.
the
to
Reading
in
fares.
Commission
commuter
..
,
This
red
If
granted,
This
announced
company
Income
for the first
taxes
Aug.
on
half
of
earnings
its net
8
1957
were
after Federal
its
€,231,952
.
<1
'
shares
of
This
investment
York
New
for
the
30.
Net
to $2.08,
outstanding as of June
period last year amounted
stock
for the same
record
First half
the
of 1948 were $2.30 a share.
totaled $540,576,996 compared with S541,71G,646
sales
year
for
period a year ago, a decrease of 31,139,650 or 0.21%.
Stores in operation this June 30 totaled 1,692 against 1,679 a year
Ago.—V. 186, p. 322.
'
same
1957,
all-time record in earnings per share of
May 31. 1957 as compared to 33.65 per
Ahare a year ago.
Net earnings totaled 31,063.881 after Federal income
taxes and surpassed last year's $907,368 by 17% .
Worldwide sales of Pfaudler equipment were in excess of 330,000,000.
Total domestic sales increased 20%
to an all-time high of 322,039,012
as compared
to the previous year's record total of S18.393.808. Ship¬
conipany reached
in
ments
fiscal
the
an
ended
year
by subsidiaries and affiliated companies abroad
Pfaudler's
totaled
report,
orders
New
totaled
equivalent
the
of
not consolidated
$8,663,812
in
S.
U.
$23,231,922 for the fiscal year ended in May as
of $22,359,788.
Unfilled orders, as of May 31,
total
1956
a
amounted to $9,319,755;
ago the
backlog was $8,427,830.
Summation cf acquisitions by The Pfaudler Co. in the fiscal year just
ended includes completed negotiations for 85%
of the outstanding comttion
shares of the steel
fabricating company of Arteacero, S.A., in
Mexico City. Also, the acquisition of the Pitmar Corporation of Balti¬
Md.,
more,
rights
1
a
year
,
of
—V.
continent.
186.
p.
216.
Phillips Elec-troiiics, Inc.—New Norelco Techniques—
the
for
six
income
covering new Norelco instrumentation and methods
the special symposium on X-ray Microscopy and
ilicroradiography, 15th annual meeting of the Electron Microscope
Cociety of America, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
for
Mass., Sept. 9, 10 and II.
X-ray projection and contact techniques will be covered by prominent
research
authorities
in
this
field.
In
addition,
there
will
describing s new projection-radiographic attachment for
ftorelco EM-75 electron microscope.—V. 186, p. 628.
be
a
paper
with
use
the
Phillips Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
€ Months Ended June 30—
"
1957
•
1956
$
«5ross
income
and
income
genl.
exps.,
taxes (other
interest
taxes), and
leaseholds
and
of
Bldg.,
for
This
$2,788,000.
was
with
compares
income
net
jdevel.
dividends
58,884,047
Net
profit
Republic's
call
contracts
for
operational use and the other
Consolidated
gross
end
of
53,398,637
:
—
income,
34,338.371
$1.55
$1.50
•
.
profit,
51,565,719
34,350,353
period
earnings per share were
period in the romoany's his¬
tory, and it is expected that they willbe at record levels for the ful1
year of 1957.-—V.-186; p. 322.
the highest
net
of any first six
and
months
Robert
21.
Norman
newly
Division,
as
T.
elected
was
President
producing
while Arthur E: Gray .-was
the Division's General Manager.
Mr.
Shideler will also act
Chemical
tar
bility,
end
new
Net sales and
other inc.
before-provision
to
drone
includes
service
of
General
contract
study,
test
Insul-Mastic, Inc.,
Protective Coatings
succeed
Net
Mr. '..Shideler
coatings
subsidiary.—V. 186, p. 628.
research
units.
development
models.
It
and
income
•
1.592,878
1,489,781
* 2.563,927
810,203 7 1.369,053
850.434
•
2 743 893
1.481.606*
taxes
taxes
income
on
income
on
44,848,197
Federal
income
♦Gross
taxes
and
45,103,719
$2.93
$3.10
income
$125,632,916
to
|
4,838,510
44,848,197
—
includes
sales
periods, respectively. The cost
closely approximated the sales
price.—V.
49,942,229
purchased
crude
oil
the 1957 and 1956
crude oil was purchased
185, p. 2377.
of
in
$104,751,721
at which such
and
contract
The
at
the
for
design
detail
and
than
more
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
advance
Period End. June 30-
production
1957—Month—1J56
Co.—Earnings1957—6 Mos.—1956
$3,000,000.—
Operating
186, p. 529.
54,053,700
48,555,242 316,964,709 283,797,701
expenses
34,9.98,712
32,551,131 205,300,340
187,185,154
35,295,984
22,755,620
income
7,013,892
5,793,638
39,965,133
operating
taxes—
4,292,792
3,757,072
25,698,191
operating
Other
taxes
income
7,748,304
6.453,401
46.001,025
7,097,354
5,921,037
.41,377,543
C.
Russell, President and Chairman
announced on Aug. 16 that United
Rusco
with
revenues
Federal
Windows
the
full
Net
Net
charges
186,
of
38,560,943
35,400,465
324.
p.
Southern
currently being supplied for U. S. Steel Homes,
to go into effect the lattet part Of the current
are
program
after
—V.
Industrial
Jacksonville, Fla.—Letter
Corp.,
Notification Withdrawn—
The
year.
The first of these
been
Fla.,
corporation's
office
located
12th
317
at
Columbus,
St.,
in
the
State
186,
from
the
SEC
to
bona
Florida
of
218.
p.
and
the
issue
qualified for sale
residents
fide
of
«.
the
State
of
3
...
-
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Acquisition Held Up—-
Offered—
Columbus, Ind.—Stock
is
will be withdrawn
only
Florida.—V.
The
The company on Aug. 20 publicly offered to bona fide
residents of the State of Indiana an issue of 30,000 shares
of common stock (no par) at $5 per share.
The
$2
at
built,
Sap's Bakery, Inc.,
letter of notification filed with the SEC on June 25, covering
prbjrbsed offering of 150,000 shares of $1 par value common stock
per share through Pierce, Garrison, Wulbern, Inc., Jacksonville,
the
model homes
was opened to the public on Aug.
19.
complete with landscaping, cn the roof of Kaufmann's Department Store in Pittsburgh.
It will be on display until
Get. 19 and it is estimated that over one-quarter of a million people
will inspect it before closing.—V. 186, p. 10.
has
and
reports
company
ended
June
30, 1957.
income
net
of
$9,999,826
the
for
12
months
This is equal to $2.12 for each of the 4,708,819'
shares
common
outstanding, and it compares with the net income of
$10,291,265 earned in the preceding 12 months, or the equivalent of
$2.75 a share on the 3,742,080 common shares outstanding at the end
Ind.
of that period.
Lewis s. Rosenstiel, President
the
"In
is
a
the
following statement:
financial
the
1957,
columns
a
York
New
Aug. 16,
statement appeared that I had sold 50,394 shares of the com¬
stock
mon
For
of
Schenley
ox
a
Industries, Inc.
misleading.
implication
The
-.'
-
of
newspaper
of
this
transaction,
year
number
as
this
shares,
;
Southern
6%
and
Natural
application
to
has
raise
to
for
the
corresponding
t
.......
;
period
.
latest quarter and 12 months' periods showed
above the preceding year periods but the gains
the. rise
by
situation
reported
.
the
for
about
of
exceeded
were
-
of
ago.
increases
story
*
of this year net income amounted to $2,560,693.
share—against $2,402,789, or ^ cents a shexe on.
common
a
smaller
Gross revenues
duly reported to the SEC,. involved no reduction
in my direct and indirect
holdings of Schenley shares.
The trans- 1
action was simply a transfer of 50,394 shares from myself to a cor- '
poration wholly-owned by mei
" "
"As
a
matter of fact,
my family and I have been adding
to our
persona! holdings of Schenley stock."—V. 186, p. 424.
"The
the June quarter
—54.cents
and Chairman of the Board, on Aug. 19
in
natural
gas
increases
in
offset
.
filed
with
the
purchase costs. To correct
other operating
expenses,
Commission
Federal. Power
an
$18,000,000 annually its own
The higner rates aretsubject to suspension
the Commission until Feb. 14, 1958.
;
rates
by
by
approximately
gas sold for resale.
on
•
Scott & Fetzer Co., Cleveland, O.—Registers With SEC
The company on Aug.
15 filed a
SEC covering 38.000 shares of its $5
shares
are now outstanding,
and
holders thereof, the company
the
McDonald
&
Co.
is.
listed
underwriting
to
the
as
terms
are
are
registration
par
to
offered
be
receive
underwriter.
to
be
for
of
part
no
The
supplied
During
common
public sale by
the proceeds.
public
offering;
by amendment.
The company has outstanding 394,330 common shares.
"Negotiations looking toward the acquisition cf the assets of Suntide
Refining Co. are, in abeyance pending disposition cf certain litigation
Which may affect the outcome," the company states in the report.
•
i
principal
statement with the
stock.
All of these
common
^
George H. Scott proposes to sell 28,'j30 shares and James B. IDrby
10,000 shares of Scott & Fetzer stock.
After such sal°£, Scott wi.l:
50,852 shares
(12.88%)
and
Kirby 3,860 shares
(0.98% ).—V.
Piqrce,
This
Net"
total net assets of $15,830,146 on Aug. 16. 1957,
$13,833,297 a year ago.
Per share net asset Value is
outstanding shares, compared with $25.36 per share
545,506 shares outstanding at that" time;—V, 186, p.'2603.
686,872
on
to
June
1957," holders of'$16,780,700
holdings into 599,248
30,
converted, their
.-
used
the
of'the. sale
trie general
of
to
<incurred to
future
the
by
Lehman
Public offering
amendment,
by
expenditures
•expansion
be
Beane.
supplied
proceeds
capital
with
on
be
added
...
fund reports
$23.05
ended
headed
group
Fenner &
to
ore
compared
months
-
-
-
'j
Sperry Rand Corp., New York—Registers With SEC—
Underwriting
186,
734.
Asset Value Lower—
12
This corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on.
Aug. 16, 1957 covering $110,000,000 of- sinking' fund 'debentures,. due
Sept. 1, 1932; with warrants to purchase common stock. The deben¬
tures; (with warrants i
are to be offered- for "public sale through
an
«
Board Chair- '■
man
own
the
amount of debentures
shares.—V. 186, p. 734.
of
the
as
Brothers and Merrill Lynch,
and .underwriting terms
the terms of the warrants.
price
are
debentures
(with
warrants)
.will be
and "will be available for
working capital required by the
activities. Initially, the net proceeds, will
funds of the
and
company
increased
company's
reduce
meet
outstanding short-term bank loans, which, were
working capital requirements. It is expected that in
will borrow additional funds from banks for
the company
working capital.
'
•Earnings per
•Based
on
$742,444
..
common
share-,
$679,578
$1,194,874
$1,262,287
$2.04
$2.15
;
586.113 shares outstanding.—V.
184, p.
1953.
This
reports total net assets of $68,739,548 on Aug. 16. 1957,
$34.41 per share on
1,997,507 shares outstanding on that
1957
were
$10,906,725,
or
23.7'/
above the
was8$?610f';? o? '4 r^Pn°/ted *°l *he Hke *lalf a *ear ago. Net income
\
'Lce"!s p.er ®hartf on the 739,661 shares of stock outJfr Sr "Iliune ?0'
income of $538,187 was earned the first half
i
nrni
The
anent
increase
on
Jan.
i
in
the
31 of
per ihare on the 711,258 shares then outstanding.
number
of
a
4'/
shares
resulted
•JStwie«M* i?0.**1!' President- said that
**"7* *d
largely from
the
pay-
stock dividend.
control were encountered in
to
date.
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Sales
Up 23.7% —
Sales for the first half of
This
equal
to
185., p.
over which the com-
per
with total
share
on
net
assets
1,542,223
of
$59,673,688
shares
then
a
year
expenditures in the
current fiscal year will exceed those for the prior
that they will continue in a substantial amount for several
according
to the prospectus.
Capital expenditures now con¬
templated include the acquisition of additional manufacturing facilities,
ago,
year
outstanding.—V.
and
years,
equipment for existing facilities, and the produc¬
data-processing systems for rental.—V. 186, p. 464.
new
Seaboard & Western
the
first
six
months ended
June
30,
on
increased
1957,
as
of
revenues
compared
with
period of last year, Raymond A. Norden. President, reported
company
experienced
record-breaking
Remain¬
installed.
June 30,
1937),
operating
on
31%
the
on
of
for
same
Aug. 7.
earnings
machinery and
tion
Airlihjes, Inc.—Record Earnings—
$661,779, after taxes, equal to 66 cents a Share
standing, compared with $415,997, or 42 cents
parable period of 1956 (adjusted on the basis
the first half of this year in
company's new plant for full scale production.
ing equipment for the new 235,000
square foot plant is being
compares
$38.69
spent
2G03.
Operating earnings increased 59%
The
delays
to
fund
equal
expenditures in the last two fiscal years have amounted
approximately $108,000,000, of which approximately $67,000,000 was
in the year ended Mar. 31, 1957. It is expected that capital
Capital
Seudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—-Assets—
of
998,192 chares out-,
share for the com¬
cf shares outstanding
a
,
.
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—To Expand Facilities—
A
versatile, high-speed coil-proccssing line—featuring an
"Flying Press"
that
produces semi-fabricated metal sheets
three
unusual
two
to
equipment—is now being installed
in the company's Hallowell Division in Jenkintown, Pa.
When
completed
in October, the $330,000 installation—stretching
210
feet
on
the
production floor—will streamline and expand the
times
as
fast
as"
conventional
t
Vv
f
|
^
income)——
on
special credit
operating
amounting
Seudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.-
$13,646,488 $12,508;290 $23,753,508 $23,396 875
taxes
S.
Net
ceenniques
schedule of detail design and
valued
is
Federal
to
drones
rapid
a
S.
income
U.
Republic's Guided Missile
be immediately available
of
Manager
the
for
U.
per share
(based on avge. number of shs.
outstanding during the respective periods)
Special credit profit on sale of stock of Westpan
Hydrocarbon Co. (no provision required for
of the Board
of this
company,
States Steel Homes, a
subsidiary of the United States Steel Corp., has selected Rusco Prime
Windows for use in their 1958 line of prefabricated homes, as well as
their
commercial
and
semi-commercial
line
of
buildings,
including
multiple apartments and Structo schools.
p.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
195G
Inc.
such systems, one for immediate
advanced, future type to be operated
using
before
Provision for U. S. Fed.
(F. C.) Russell Co.—Joins U. S. Steel Homes—
the Vice-President
to
1957
645,945,743 596,702,868
63,448,197
68,003,719
18,600,000
22,900,000
—
Operating
—V.
price and
technical" adviser
1957—3 Mos.—195G
__/or income-taxes
for
the
$1,700,000 and called for
fabrication of initial service test
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Increased-
Period End..June 30—
Prov.
named
of
the
Divisions with regard to all industrial protective
coatings
of Pittsburgh Coke.
He will have direet responsi¬
President
of Insul-Mastic,
Inc., for all
development for the
Income
as
for
products
as
Poor &
.
Shideler
acquired' subsidiary,
a
Melrose,
said
totaled
Pittsburgh Colte & Chemical Co.—New Pres. of Unit
Aug.
G.
Division,
This
company has promoted two .executives to head' activities ,oi
expanded
Pfbtective
Coatings Division,
it
was
announced
on
lighting, installations.—*
•
; t " " ' •
(& Subs.) —Earnings' Off-
operating income
Income
two
an
Army units in the battle area ior su.Vvn.aiice,
such as photography, radar or infrared.
by
-
l
i,
■Chares outstanding at
*Jet profit per share
of
■
■
■
$
♦Gross
corporation has been awarded two Army contracts for develop¬
new service test model of combat surveillance
systems, it was revealed on Aug. 18.
In a joint announcement, Republic and the U. S. Army Signal Corps
described the new system as aerial drones capable
of operating in
any kind of weather.
52,307174
19,786,100
design
the
-
on
and production of a
ment
issued
22,046,300
up
in
and 530.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Rosenstiel Adds to Holdings
Provision for Federal income taxes
to present Silvray Lighting products
Architect level, and to assist both architects
the
at
734
pp.
set
is
engineers
electrical
Republic Aviation Corp.—Gets U. S. Army Contracts
Fed.
depre.,
specification
7." "
• ■.
6 Months Ended June 30—
preferred stock, net income on common stock was
36 cents a share, compared with 43 cents per share for the same period
last year.—V. 185, p. 1048.
173,155,454 157,442,302
costs,
•
_
division
new
186,
of
265,326,328 226,852,969
than
City.
—V.
14 announced that its consolidated net income
ended June 30, 1957, after provision for Federal
months
taxes,
After
and
retirements
and
$
572,810,766 507,954,204
Purchases of crude oil, petroleum
products,
merchandise
its
'
Gilbert, President of this corporation and. associated companies
on
Aug. 6 announced the formation ol an Architectural
This
$3,339,000 for the same period of last year.
papers
scheduled
«ach
outstanding 625,000 common shares. Holder of
being sold is the Estate of M. B.v BCck.r'<f
This company on Aug.
Frank
year Pfaudler purchased approximately
outstanding shares of the Permutit Co. of New York City.
the
Several
Depl.
M.
and
completed in January, 1957 giving Pfaudler exclusive
distribution of Titan centrifuge separators on the North
Following the end of the fiscal
25%
Oper.
for
has
company
Radio
stock.
10c par common
was
for
American
«re
filed
Contact Division to be headed by Mr. Irwin Flaum. The division wilhhave
its headquarters in the New York office of the company, RKO
(formerly The Trinity Place
statement with the SEC on Aug. 15,
currency.
Against
I
2036.
p.
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
covering
offered
237,039; shares
J.
This
The
in
185,
above.—V.
Corp.
Forms,New Division—
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Reports Smaller Profits—
Pfaudler Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Earns, and Sales Rise
*4.28
1957,
be
to
The
the
company
Inc.i filed a registration
covering l,500;000 shares of its
Fund,
the
to $2.23 a share on each of
are equivalent
common
earnings per share
And
-r''"
.
Silvray is engaged primarily in the processing of incandescent lamps
a
mirror
silver
coating and tne manufacture of incandescent
fixtures for commercial, industrial: and home use.
5
Regency Fund, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC—
second highest in
the
This compares with net earnings for the same period last .year
$17,159,376 after Federal income tax deductions of $18,200,000.!
•
-;
The 1957 net earnings
?..
7
'
with
COO.
!t.
of
(American)
*5-year history.
-Net
earnings for the
six months ended June 30 amounted to
*18,341.499 after deductions for Federal income taxes totaling $19,680,of
assets
lighting
$340,000
proposed increase would bring in only
yearly, Mr. Prince added.—V. 186, p. 529.
the
certain
ment.
.
the
additional revenue
Paper
corporation
14,
stock,
he said.
1955,
of
a
registration statement with tne SEC on
237,039 outstanding shares of ha common
public sale by the holder thereof through an
underwriting group headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Milton
D. Blauner & Co., Inc., and I-Iallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
Aug.
that
the
734.
p.
Silvray Lighting, Inc.
already in the first five
company's passenger operation has gone in the
$3,326,094, or $731,650 higher than at the same period in 1956.
1956 loss,
in turn, was nearly $1,000,000 above that incurred
told
1957
186,
Allied
See
testimony
of
corporation
this
by
from
passenger
Prince
acquisition
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Sells Deltronic Unit-
mission
months
recent
Plastics
Corp., El Segtindo, Calif., was announced on Aug. 20.,
the acquisition of these, assets of Silver Plastics Corp.
Servomechanism, Inc., has added new technology concerned with special
evaporation techniques for the deposit of metals on electronic com¬
deficit of the Reading last year was $7,967,509.
was prepared for a Pennsylvania Public Utility Com¬
hearing in Philadelphia on the request of thej Reading, Penn¬
sylvania, and Pittsburg & Lake Erie railroads for an average 15%
The
(J. C.) Penney Co.—First Half Earnings Second High¬
:
loss
total
the
totaled $503,000 equal to 50 cents
cents a share for the same 1956
Through
1957 may go as high as $9,000,000.
Most of
be incurred in the operation of the company's
extensive
Philadelphia
<Pa.>
suburban commuter service
with "its
inherent short
hauls
and
twice-a-day peak periods of operation."
The
Record—
that
indicated
or 41
629.
p.
the
passenger deficit, is now
growing at
$1,900,000
a
year
definite intensive
efforts
than
more
186,
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Acquires Assets of Plastic Firm
The
Silver
passenger operation in
this loss, he said, will
in
on
share compared with $410,000,
to
trim
the loss
and
offset spiraling costs
of operations, W. Dwight
D. Prince, Passenger Traffic Manager of the company, said on Aug. 16.
Mr.
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Exchange Offer
est
a
exhaust fans, range hoods
railroad's
Reading
of
increase
185, p. 2375.
See
period of last year.
Second quarter earnings after taxes
same
Reading Co.—Passenger Deficit Grows—
The
rate
His
end.
year
Cnledonian-Aiperican, wholly-cwued fire insurance subsidiary of Peer¬
less, reported a net loss of $18C,058 for the first six months of 1957.
—V.
Inc., has
imported
and other products, are at a level which augurs well for sales in the
period ahead," Mr. Rosen cites. "With start-up expenses at the new
plant behind us and with production and deliveries continuing at a
high level, operating results for the remainder of the year should com¬
pare favorably with those of preceding months."—V. 185, p. 2219.
received
paid for during the first six months of 1957 was
*32,155,772, 85% ahead of the first half of 1956. Insurance in force
At June 30, 1957, amounted to $249,489,000, a gain of $23,079,000 since
that
$9,148,000 in the first six months of 1956. Only 34% of the record 1957
xevenues were derived from military contracts, as against 62% for the
period—V.
the Dayna Line has been enthusiastic.
"Current orders for our lighting fixtures,
the only scheduled transatlantic all-cargo airline
$11,991,000 during the first half of 1957, against
record
a
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
for
revenues
reached
lighting fixtures, styled by Melanie Kahane, one of the country's fore¬
most interior and industrial designers.
Initial distributor response to
net
1956,
sales
by intensification of competitive conditions in the industry.
Mr. Rosen reports that a new. subsidiary, Dayna Lighting,
been formed to handle the company's new luxury line of
8.
Aug.
refund
both
evident in
Total
from the new facilities should become increasingly
and earnings.
Profit margins were also effected
and benefits accruing
.
.
r»,
\
.
p
i
50 cents
■
M
the country.
machinery was produced by'Wcan Equipment Co.. Cleveland.
Addition of the line is pare of a $1.800,COO modernization and
expansion of SPS Hallowell Division facilities.
Tne company, aslo a
leading producer
of precision industrial and aircraft fasteners, is
adding 115.000 square feet of production space to, its Jenkintown
pressed, stoel shops.
.
, (
■
in
ft
|
i- «J
-s
search
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Period End/June 30—
Profit
$5,121,860
'3,143,039
inc. taxes
inc. taxes.
before
Profit
after
$475,000.
for
account
metallurgical, and
Current
assets
2,474,750 shares of
on
$0.56
and class
common
1680.
"B"
:
consummated
company
President,
Ai'ter
based
its
assets, of these UHF stations
of the
The sale
the
Suburban Electric
depreciated
value
made
was
the
of
at
Operating
Oper.
12
ended
months
June
1957,
30,
company
reports
Net
for
from
announced on Aug.
Kodaehrome movie film,
through its New York;
laboratories, the company
and 16mm
photographers
its
Hollywood
$2,059,287
28,324-
$8,683,211
101.043
$8,351,206
88,921
$2,087,611
$8,784,254
$8,440,127'
582,750
2,253.868
20.
'
V.
132,
$1,504,861
$6,530,386
1,333,000
corn.
Stock-
$1,091,583
$1,171,611
$5,197,386
share-
21.2c
22.7c
$1,007
Co.
Trane
laboratory.
from
available
Services
the
York
New
plant
base,
type
and
prints,
"C"
Type
dye transfer prints.
and
At the present time, printing services are not available through
Hollywood plant, although all types of color film are processed.
By
laboratory will be put into operation
to serve
the ever-expanding amateur
$2,000,000
a
President
•£'
Hollywood
in
Net
1,786,162
*
income
General
$2,640,883
$2,573,872
$1
$0.69
$0.72
$1.24
$1.30,
—
35,400,465
944-
Corp.—Operations Offices to Move—
Tekoil
operations
production
of
this corporation
months ended June 30,
six
$495,262;
1957^
depreciation, $1,129,564; provision for Federal
net proiit, $1,150,118.—V. 185: p, 2853.
This
"The
offices1'will
Executive
Midland.
at
remain
will
Tex.,
in
Dallas,
and
regional
its
place.—V.
186,
Transmission Corp.
Eastern
Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
due
on
Aug.
issue
of
corporation
covering
1977.
an
Read &
E^illon,
underwriter.
Registers With
—
l
Net
Commission—
22 filed a registration statement with thje
$'30,000,000 first mortgage pipe line bonds
Co. Inc.. has been named as the principal
The
'
.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Earnings Lower—
,
'
Gross
•
1957—3'Mos.—1956
Period End. June 30—
from
rev.
sales—
$19,238,092 $22,924,353 $37,071,971 $44,652,103
L' $19,591,996-
Income—---..
Operating expenses.(.inch,
exploration
Selling,
inc.
Net
income
Shares
.
1,307,187
„
.2,800,000
20,256,361
''4,300,000
2.257.697
share—
paid per share—
—V. 185, p. 2144.
per
$0.50
$0.50.x
be
Texcrete
for
lable
8,300.000
the
by
will
jecls
ch
were
that
anks
in
for
^|
13
Earnings
cents
Aug.
trial
l'or
the
affiliate of Texas Industries, Inc.—V. 185, p.
1562.
Manufacturing
Co., Inc.
(&
Subs.)—
Earnings Up—
.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
Period End. June 30—
Net
sales
$19,531,775 $19,221,456
___i
Net
profit before taxesFederal income taxes
Net
Pref.
income
stk.
divs.
declared
available
common
Com. shs.
Earned
$9
share,
per
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$39,396,786 $38,210,823
2,215.839
1,744,091
3,851.276
1.085.569
837,684
1,864,615
3,333,451
1,644,134
$1,130,270
136.568
S906.407
$1,986,661
$1,689,317
136.688
273,257
273.377
•—V.
186,
p
$993,702
shares
com.
share
259.
quickly
were
Corp.
(&
Profit
sales
details,
For
see
|
taxes
909.506
1,283.558
*
ordnance
Founded
Net
profit
400,757
615,757
$667,801
Los
$986,657
185,
2263.
p.
Angeles area
j-
1957
Profit
Federal
for
income
taxes
Federal
before
income
$769,718
$1,713,404
625.588
605.129
625.588
SI, 415.940
605,120
$1.59
$1.27
$2.74
S2.34
;
•«.
will
operations
to
continue
occupy
their
in four
tax
925.000
Utilities Co.—Proposed Lease—
Texas
has applied to the SEC for an order permitting it to
electric plant and distribution system owned and operated
company
the
persons
Under
1956
$26,577,883 $25,700,628
1,744.274
2,103.241
sales
Net
four
the City of Spur, Texas; and the Commission has given interested
until Sept. 3, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
,
.
4
the proposed lease agreement, this company will lease from,
by
United States Envelope Co.—Earnings Show Drop—
Provision
This
lease
Six Months Ended June 30—
the
consisting of more than 50,000 square feet
plants.—V. 184, p. 2788.'
lacilities,
present
Manufacturing Group manufacture*
the Contract
assemblies.
■
said
Given
Mr.
913.066
$508,749
-
--—
program.
1954,
in
complex systems
1,899,723
established in February, 1956, to preci¬
was
experimental missile and rocket parts.
The Engineering and Development Division was organized to creat*
new
products of a technicul nature for industry and government.
It
is widely known for Its development of heat exchangers for intercon¬
tinental missiles; the first standardized Pilot-Static Tube for supersonio
aircraft; and a right angle drive propulsion system for landing craft.
The organization also-maintains a branch operation in Victoria, B. C.,
to provide technical assistance to
the Royal Canadian Navy's under¬
machine
water
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
for income
Provision
sold.
9 Months
12 Months
$4,382,812 $13,048,575 $17,172,744
—
income
before
publicly
ordnance.
other
and
corporation's record $15,400,-
Manufacturing Co., the BBB Division
components and assemblies for aircraft, guided
1950 as the BBB
Valley Air Division
The
3 Months
Period Ended June 30, 1957—
from
were
'
United Industrial
Revenue
which
Co. and associates on Aug. 16 at
&
V. 186, p. 776.
1,100,000
City, for an initial term of 40 years, all the properties comprisingCity's electric generating plant and distribution system at an
rental of $22,500.
The company also will pay to the City an
franchise
tax
equal to
2"Jo
of the
total annual revenue*
received from customers within the City for electric service supplied
the
the
annual
annual
!
profit
185,
$819,274
$1,003,241
shall morgo
single, modern
initial 40year
term,
the City shall have
the option to acquire the entire*
merged system in the City.
If the City falls to exercise such option,
the company may, at its election, either extend the lease for an addi¬
tional
term
of
years
or
acquire the City's interest in the merged
system.
The company now owns and operates an electric distribution
system serving, among other communities, the City of Spur and en¬
the
Upson Co., Lockport, N. Y.—Ross Elected to Board—
Ross,'!ia
G.
Ira
Aeronautical
the
Board
of. direptors
of The
Costs
Upson
Total
Interest
p.
on
1957
"Net
$5,089,961
37,866
(net)
;
income
taxes-
was
share
.
:
225,000
225,000
1,186,430
payable
Venezuelan
income
"Except
74,542
$5,844,820
1,258,105
$3,716,397
notes
per
$5,770,278
$5,127,827
income
other
$4,361,715
$0.92
$1.09
for minor amounts withheld at the source, none of the in¬
subject to U. S. Federal taxes on income.
Substantially ■
the. consolidated
periods,
is
in
a
earned
surplus,
including
income
for
wholly-owned Venezuelan subsidiary,
the
City's
respec¬
and under
lease
181,
that,
Frank
filed
M.
at
the
company
into
end
a
of the
1780.
p.
Westcoast Transmission Co.,
trust
system
company's
and
the
that
provides
further
and the
system
system
distribution
electric
virons.—V.
1956
$19,302,358 $18,255,030
14,212,397
12,484,752
i.
income
for
2464.
(«fe Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Provision
tive
183,
June 30—
expenses
Miscellaneous
all
Co.,
operating income
and
Operating
come
N.
Buffalo,
Venezuelan Petroleum Co.
6 Months Ended
j
Vice-President of Cornell
Y., has been elected to
manufacturers of laminated
Executive
and
Inc.,
produots and chemicals.—V.
fiber
wood
director
Laboratory,
The
them.
to
52.
p.
for
outstanding--
per
they accounted for more than 25'/!; of the
516 sales during the last fiscal year."
missiles
•
-
"each of the operations ha%
cf specialization. Collectively,
Mr. Given explained,
recognized factor in Its area
a
manufactures mechanical
$1.80
Harrison, Inc.—Stock Sold—The 200,-
by Bache
Net income
Balance
$1,296,654
661.101
sion
Two Guys From
Gross
Glass
—
(after pfd. divs.)—
000 shares of class A common stock,
construction.
Thatcher
$1,602,697
866,554
$1.75
186, p. 465,
Net
share,
The company is an
outstanding—.
shares
Earnings per common share
Co.—Reports Profit— '
31, 1957 were $71,505, equal to
year
common
a
2.800.654
1,504,000
Products
Structural
This contrasts with
2.
3,477,697
1,875,000
acunin.st;ai,ive lacilities of tne corpo¬
and Development Divisions,
"Individually,"
become
development,
president, said the new division brings together the.
Valley Air, and Engineering
Manufacturing Group.
BBB,
Contract
and
Organized in
$1.00
$1.00
'
ended May
Ralph B. Rogers. President, announced on
a loss of $77,812 for the previous year.
•
Sales for the year reached $1,045,264, up from $374,844 last year.
Mr. Rogers also reDorted to stockholders that the company is expand¬
ing facilities at its Chalk Hill Road plant to produce a greater variety
of precast and
prestrcssed concrete elements for commercial and indus¬
■
;—
income-
earnings
—V.
will
income
on
on
1.972.904
5,500.000 J
$7,473,589 $10,996,687 $14,754,543
10,020,000
10,020.000
10.020,000
10,020.000
$0.54 v
$0.75
r-' $1.10
$1.47
Divs.
taxes
taxes
ration's
If) announced consolidation of three manu¬
production,; and
engineering,
West
18,895,321
$5,365,996
^
Federal
for
.
!
June 30, '56
w.
.
975,193
f
Federal
before
Provision
—V.
(est.)—
outstanding-
Earnings
.
and
expenses
taxes
631,710
$23,238,800 $37,749,705 $45,283,813
•-
10,118,813 ~10,490,Cfl8
exps.)
general
adminis.
Fed.
.
677,734
314,447
353,904 ---
Royalties, int.; & Oth. Inc.
Total
(
1957—6 Mos.—1956-j
into
arm
$30,962,132 $25,433,558
^
offered
*
net
June 29, '57
,sales
Income
—V.
proceeds" are to be'used in connection with the company's
gas expansion program and reconversion program.—V. 186, p. 776.
'
1861,
on mig.
operations and its advanced engineering and
a
newly organized Technical Products Division.
Bertram F. Given,
26 Weeks Ended—
w ? "
Corp.—Organizes New Division—
Waste King
Tnid corporation
facturing
!
Common
Texas
plan.—V.
such
260.
Net
259.
p.
to
pursuant
Tung-Sol Electric Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales Lower—
Oklahoma
corporation's
purchased
be
may
■
'
15,000 shares of its $1 par com¬
operations
be maintained.
operations were
expanded this summer
with the purchase of 34 producing oil wells in Lincoln County's Sun¬
flower Pool,
where the company is currently planning to institute a
test of
the
miscible
phase displacement theory—the new secondary
recovery
process which promises
recovery of up to lOO'.o
of oil in
The
which
stock
mon
of
together with
Plan,
V.
filed a registration statement with the
participations in its Employees Stock Pur-i
19
Jan.
'
March 27, 1956 has been reduced
$2,475,000 from the proceeds received to date from the issuance and
sale of first mortgage bonds, 5'/a'*, series due 1977:- On Sept. 17, 1951
the final bond closing will provide funds lor refunding the $2,475,000
bank loan balance,"—V. 186, p. 365.
to
income taxi
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Coal
on
$360,000
chgse Incentive
p.
office
company
covering
SEC
lower natural gas rates as partially
by heating customer, gain.
outstanding banjt loan dated
offset
during tnlsj
increased $1,707,240 or- 25^
revenues
profit margin interruptible sales increased $1,900,238.
provide higher profit margins decreased $192,998,
which
reflecting the effect of
primarily
equipment!
$1,517,475; profit from sales of
Gas
1957.
Lower
sales
Firm
and
Truax-Traer
.
said.
30,
'period.
$13,667,516;
profit from operations,
to
.
Inc.—Reports Earnings—
the
for
President, announces ill part ;ds follows:
special cieuit' tor uie 12 months ended June 30,
$345,791, equivalent to 38 1 cents per share.
This)
and
resulting revenues from customer additions are- forthcoming.! Gross
plant investment increased $7,602,890 or 31'« from June 30, 1956 to
Oklahoma
City, Okla., beginning Sept. 1, as the
personnel transfers
announced in Dallas,
Tex.,
Davison, President.
:
represented an increase in net of $8,629 over the corresponding period
in 1956.
Current periods reflect tremendous increases in plant invest¬
and accompanying interest expense, which must occur before tlio
by O. Roy Chalk, President, as follows: gross operating
net proiit before depreciation and taxes, S2.774.-j
announced
$1,257,469;
will be directed froiri
result of office and
recently by W. Hi.
V.
Recent major property acquisitions in the Oklahoma area, and other
reserve
purchases now pending,
make desirable the consolidation of
operations personnel in Oklahoma City where the company presently
maintains engineering headquarters at 306 Bettes Building, Mr. Davison
All
earnings
consolidated
The
were
.::
•
Gas Co.—Earnings—Financing—
Natural
ment
per
Trans Caribbean Airways,
revenues,
of its own at 321
in New York City,
office into approxi¬
feet of space in the now 38-story air-condi¬
constructed by Tlshman Realty & Construction
Fifth Avenue, from 52nd Street to 53th Street in
Sturkey,
M.
amounted
June
Manager
head
■
income
"Net
share in 1956 is based on 1,979,846 shares outT
standing at Dec. 31. 1956, and 2,129,846 in 1957. The latter reflects
the sale of additional shares in June, 1957.—V. 186, p. 260.
income
Net
building
Avenues
its
move
being
.
Charles
3.J.Ji.icojJ
$1,424,250
the
22,755,620
5,711,141;
$1,470,410
—
Earnings per share
to
square
Washington
The plant,
market.
and
5,832,848
3,191,9o5
3,157,385
1,733,135
3,256,572
income
on
preparing
-in
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$39,762,334 $36.8*9 88?
1957
*
according to Dr. Herbert T. Kalmusj
of Technicolor corporation,
will be
most
modern and complete photographic laboratory in existence
and
will be
capable of handling every type of color film used by
amateur and commercial photographers.—V. 184, p. 2164.
photographic
87,185,154
38,560,943
summer,
Technicolor
by
83,797,701
35,295,984
next
j
the;
Taxes
added.—V. 186, p. 260.
'
Bros.'
occupancy
of
its new headquarters is scheduled
the fall of tliip- year.' The company also has - extensive studio*
Burbank, Calif, and branch offices Throughout the world,—V. 180,
777i
p
1957—3 Mcs.—1956
821,131,131 $19,229,951
—
before inc. taxes
Income
include:
duplicating 8mm and 16mm movie film; processing]
Anscochrome, Ektachrome, and Kodaehrome film; prints on an acetape
Processing
sales
,'iA
Inc.—To Move—
Warner
for
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
(&
Period End. June 30—
Net
is
666
Co.. Inc., ut
Manhattan.
in
t
puts Technicolor's New York processing plant into the position!
offering the most complete color service available from a single!
■
100,000
building
tioned
$1,043
..
This
of
••
corporation
"this
1,333,000'
each period.—
at end of
outstanding
5,160,125 shares
1798.
general problem in ihc first half, the report
customers for longer term credit oil
nearly 30 years in a ten-story
St., between Eighth and Ninth
44th
W.
$5,392.132:
com.
on
a
Warner Bros. Pictures,
$6,725,132 i
333.250
p.
nq attempt was made to
those of tne like period last
benefiting substantially us a result, it was
1,714,995
333.250
Based
u
equal after
demands from
of
Because
mately
8mm
amateur
as
31,407,583
$1,424,835
per
posed
money
states.
32.426,459
dividends--—
on
♦Earns,
v
•
purchases of laundry equipment, sales of Ward's Prosperity division it*
the first five months of the year were lower tliafU expected.
In June.
Ward completed improved financing arrangements .which-permitted th*
extension of longer term
credit to Prosperity customers.
Sales ar®
7,749,707
548,884
income—
Preferred
■>'
$248,819.
*
Tight
1957—12 Mos.—1950
$9,808,994 $41,109,670 $39,758,789
periods,
the two
for
results of the 1957 i rst hah wilu
year.
■
net.
months ended June
six
operations
Ward's
in
Alter
the
the
preferred dividends to 20 cents a share on the 871,501 shares of com¬
mon
stock outstanding on June 30, 1957.
Because of the dissimilarity
Mr.
2262.
p.
to
-
was
$1,973,719
income
5,862.048
4,481,494
Corp.—Semi-Annual Results—
30, 1957, were, $11,526,841, ac¬
Industries
in
Sales
$1,963,870
9.849
—
(net)
f
714,598
•
cording to Richard Weininger, President. • ! \ •
After all charges and taxes,
net income was
,
1957—3 Mos.*~1956
deductions
Income
income before taxes on income of $865,923; and net
processing
well
as
compares
8,222,764
and 'taxes—
income
Other
Earns,
available
,
5,714,714 "
4,169,598
957,998
816,802
507,491
465.
p.
Ward
1
Technicolor, Inc.—Diversification Prog. Stepped Up—
Technicolor
figure
taxes-
capital
lands
inc.
sinking
Sz
186,
—V.
volume
$10,186,634
revenues
exp.
Net oper. income
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
of $403,915.—V. 185,
of
$10,563,155
8,343.362
income
equal to $1.45 per share
This
Fed.
fdnd
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$9,959,264 $72,426,786 $68,175,121
7,510,865 56,069,828 52,039,101
1957-r-Mon th—1956
oper.: l'evenues-
income after
Net
B.
sales
net
presently outstanding shares.
for the six
months'
period
in
sales during May and June,
on
drop
1793.
p.
net
$713,000,
outstanding.
'
RR.—July Gross Up—Net Off—
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
Period End. June 30—
ai
Taylor Fibre Co.—Reports Profit—
the
185,
$675,000,
with
C.
a
465.
p.
Wabash
compare
Gross
sales of $8,426,104;
sharp
a
of
taxes
bunched, and concentric stranding of wires from
size 26 gauge. Monthly capacity Is 100,0j0 pounds.
after
1957,
fine tinned
drawing mill specializing in
Corp.
end,
Railway oper. expenses
Net
railway
oper.
inc.
of
is
Conn.,
Alfred
'
Wire
186,
—V,
after Federal income taxes, of $1,287,- ;
net income,
Toledo Edison
physical.
England Electric System above.—V. 182, p. 721.
New
by
Smythe said.—V.
-■<
'
largely
was
shares
co.nmon
1956
income
1957
756, or $2.77 per share based
The
ll'o
decline
in sales
of
price substantially equal fco
properties.—V. 184, p. 2495.
six
Federal
of
months
'
'
Utica
wires
six
"'
,
size 40 gauge down to
»
Earnings Dip—
first
for the
Connecticut Firm—
single,
The
compared to
it.
•
Aug. 5.
This compares
months of 1956.
on
first
for
months
435,018
on
said
the
for
provision
first six
the
for
$22,091,000
were
$25,079,158
stock
common
sales
caused
now
amounted - to S644..317,
1957,
Thew Shovel Co.—Sales and
Net
these new stations that the company sell WBRC and I
WBRC-TV, Birmingham, Ala., lor which it received $6,350,000.
Also during the
quarter,. the company terminated its Miami and
Portland, Oregon, UHF operations, which in recent months had proved
bad risks in view of the increased multiple VHF competition in these i
facilities
30,
$424,961
Dallago.
'
Smythe,
; •
outstanding on June 30, 1957.
the second quarter of 1957, the
acquisition
is
of
its
as
Inc.—Acquires
corporation has acquired the Urlen, Wire Corp. of Derby,
newest
subsidiary, according to an announcement by
Tiiis
..
.
reduction
Viclad Industries,
corporation has received $150,000 of orders from the U. S. Navy,
Esso Standard Oil Co. and Stone & Webster Engineering Corp. ior
its new
Inert
Gas
Generator
developed and introduced earlier this
year.
Operating on entirely new principles, the generator is intended
to meet
the needs of many industries for inert gases used to blanket
or
purge
hazardous
locations of
combustible atmospheres.—-V.
185,
with first half
For
June
on
•
,
*
hicoui®
from
production
A pipe
line
;
The
purchase of WPFH-TV, channel 12, Wilmington, Del., serving the
Philadelphia market, and of W1BG, a 10 kilowatt Philadelphia radio :
station.
Under FCC regulations, it was required as a condition of the i
income
the company's current backlog of orders Is
which product's recently evolved from re¬
Only about 24'5
of the orders are directly
power industries.
liabilities
current
$6,017,604
2,845,445 <
$1.13
issued and
See
of
40'i-.
■
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$7,826,605
4,429,484
$1.79
$2,979,190
1,395,203
$1.27
share
per
markets..
reported.
was
reported that
would be subject
and surtax, less Venezuelan
form of dividends.
is 96.2'« owned by Sinclair Oil Corp.
was due
almost entirely to natural decline
fields fully developed, the report said.
from the Barinas field, where 30 completed wells ara
presently shut in awaiting its completion, will be in operation in th»
iourih quarter, it was reported.—V. 184, p. 1521.
attributable-to the aircraft industry which formerly had comprised 70S;
of total
orders.'
The newer products are employed in the chemical,
p.
During
$51,756
$4,282
if
income
Net
in
research and development expenses of $50,437. a
was experienced.
For the like period of 1956 not
Broadcasting: Co.—Reports Rise in Profits—
Storer
"Based
of
of
Peskin
approximately
that its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Columbia Steel Equipment Co., Inc. plans a 53,000 square-foot
addition to its Fort Washington, Pa. plant...
f
The- new
addition will give Columbia, a leading producer of steel
office furniture, a total of 150,000 square feet of manufacturing and
office > space.
Work is expected to start in September and the new
wing'Will be completed early in 1958.
John F. Emhardt, president of Columbia, stated that the expansion
will enal lt the company to meet increased demand for its
new line.*
of modular office furniture.—V. 186, p. 734.
"Profit
loss
Mr.
Federal normal tax
distributed in the
8.
NOTES—Company
6.
Aug.
U.
credits,
tax
charging off
income
announced
Aug. .22
on
After
Expand—
on.
This1 company
the six months to June 30, 1937 were $669,682, or 39Ar,»
$479,732 previous high salts for'such a period which were
in the opening half a year ago, L. C. Peskin, President, an¬
nounced
net
full
to
for
the
achieved
The new
Ohio.
Unit Also to
present TT. S. Federal tax* laws such earned surplus
Thermal Research & Engineering Corp.—Sales Up—
Sales
above
57
(885)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
manufacture of its Hallowell steel shop
school shop furniture. It will give the
flexible ancl modern pressed-steel fabricating
company's
facilities for
equipment, shelving and
division one of the most
shops
'V
1956
mine
Number 5667
186
Volume
McMahon
and
five
other
Ltd.—Registers With SEC
voting
trustees
under a voting
for shares of the capital stock for this company
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 16, 1957 covering
trust certificates relating
to 625,000 shares of the company's
agreement
a
voting
capital
which
stock,
its
being
series
C
initial conversion
statement
filed
AVestern
the
estimated
maximum number of shares intc*
might be convertible at tlio
subordinate debentures
included In a registration
1957.—V. 186, p. 777.
price. The debentures were
by
the issuer
on
Aug.
13,
Empire Life Insurance
Utah—Files With SEC—
The company on Aug. 14 filed
a
Co., Salt Lake City,
letter of notification with
covering 5.000 shares of class A common stock (par $10)
at $60 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
priated to capital
and surplus
accounts.
the SEC?
to be offered
to be appro¬
f I
|U'
,
1
■
*t
.
,
58
Financial Chronic'e
The Commercial and
(186)
.
M>rdv-; Aug::is~ 26. 1957
.
.
I.'V
I
i
STATE AND CITY DEPA
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Due
ALABAMA
Oct.
on
inclusive.
.
Ala.
Athens,
*
Sale
Warrant
general
19—v.
refunding
obligation
works
water
$500,000
Tne
—
offered
bonds
Aug.
778—were awarded
of Sterne,
Agee & Leach;
First National
Bank of Birmingham; Hendrix &
to
a
186,
composed
Mohr
Thornton,
and
&
Warrant
Ala.
Offering
jf San Mateo,
Mc-
will
Clerk,
$1,500,000
improvement
capital
warrants. Due
bonds offered Aug. 19—v. 186,
were
awarded to Dean
ng
761
—
of par, a
cost of about 4.81%,
& Co., at a price
interest
1958
refunding
on
Sept.
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
warrants.
1958 to
1986 inclusive.
Sept.
in
due
1968
callable
thereafter
and
of Sept.
as
Warrants
1957.
1,
are
Castle-Summer Home Union School
District, San Joaquin County,
at the Hanover Bank, of
York, City.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Aug. 12.—v. 186, p. 670.
or
New
nat,
to
26.
Aug.
Chula
School District,
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The $61,000 school
San
Bond
City
ouilding bonds offered Aug. 20—
s.
186, p. 670—were awarded to
die
Security
Trust
&
Savings
Bank, San Diego, at 100.C01, a net
interest cost of about 3.98%, as
Jefferson
County, County School
District (P. O. Birmingh am),
Alabama
Warrant
$3,000,000
awarded
to
1964
Sept.
on
1963
to
on Sept. 15
1967 inclusive.
to
Due
15
inclusive.
Due
414s.
10,000
inclusive.
Due
1961
from
on
1960
to
3r;4s.
20,000 4s.
Sale—The
capital outlay school warrants of¬
fered Aug. 21—v. 186, p. 670—
were
1958
from
15,000
15
Sept.
Due
from
15,
1968 and 1969.
syndicate
a
headed by Sterne, Agee & Leach,
and
the
Equitable
Securities
Corp., jointly, at 100.02, a net in¬
terest
cost
of
about
4.04%, as
Unified School District,
Claremont
Los
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
1958
at the
Treasurer's office, or at
fiscal agency of the County
in
Chicago or New York City.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
and interest (A-O) payable
County
any
Angeles County, Calif.
Ostly,
San
Mateo
Bond
Due
Feb.
on
1
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
2,400,000 4s.
1961 to
Other
1970
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
members
First;
cate:
Due
from
,
ing,
bids
on
135,000
Dated
of
syndi¬
Bank, of
Birmingham; First of Michigan
Corporation; Hendrix & Mayes,
Inc.;
Robinson - Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.; Thornton, Mohr and Farish;
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.;
First
Securities
Corp.;
National
Bank,
Stranahan, Harm's
gomery;
Third National Bank in
Watkins,
Morrow
&
Co.; Mer¬
chants National Bank, of Mobile,
and Andrews & Wells, Inc.
Barbara
1958
control
186,
v.
the
bonds
p.
able
American
until
10
City
until
$150,000
flood
Aug.
20—
awarded
Trust
Co.,
to
San
Bond
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office
p.m.
in
Santa
(PDST)
on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $15,000 building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
1972
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
the
B®nd Offering—Ruth S. Kern,
.District Secretary,
will
receive
,
bids
c/o
Box
No.
112,
Calpella, until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $150,000
general
ment
bonds.
obligation
Dated
7:30
18 for the purchase of $1,-
300,000
system
sewage
Dated Oct.
1, 1957.
Due on
bonds.
Oct. 1
&
Sept.
3
Bond
13—v.
The
Collection
Principal
and
$268,231.95
Proj¬
System
lis, at
571—were awarded
Youngberg, as 5s and
p.
&
until
Rosa
price of 97.26.
a
School
2:30
of
1, 1957.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Nor walk,
Bond
Calif.
Sale—The
*
"
to
a
group
Aug.
on
fire
$386,000
William
—
Clerk,
City
Flynn,
payable
(F-A)
awarded
were
Co., at
J.
to
Hanauer
B.
price of 100.002,
a
of
cost
about
will
until
8
for
the
26
Los
Oct.
improve¬
1,
at
High
Union
School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
—
The
1958 to
Due
1957.
15,
1958
purchase
1973
Sept,
on
15
inclusive.
1977
to
net
a
4.61%,
as
Sept. 1 from
on
(M-S) payable at the
Connecticut
Bank
pany,
at
price of 100.10,
of about 4.20%,
a
cost
5s.
1958
Due
Hartford.
of
proved by Robinson,
awarded
National
ciation,
at
Trust
& Savings Asso¬
Francisco, as 41/2s,
basis of about 4.43%.
San
100.51,
a
with
Blake
the
in
following:
D.
Bank of America
the
to
J.
&
the
Bank
award
were
of
the
Barth & Co.; Fred
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co.; Hill Rich¬
ards &
Co.; Jones, Cosgrove &
Miller; Lawson, Levy & Williams;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; John Nuveen & Co.; Stone
&
Youngberg;
Wagenseller
&
1964
to
1
Cole, of Hartford.
"6
Torrington, Conn.
<
Note Offering—Francis A. Hen-
from
inclusive.
1963
to
Sept.
nessy,
bids
1972
(DST)
•
;
Due
Jose, Calif.
Sale—The
$5,000,000
3,
Inc.,
at
of
cost
100.01,
about
1957.
Waterford, Conn.
nicipal improvement
bonds
of¬
Aug. 21 — v. 186, p. 671 —
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the California Bank o
Los Angeles, and Harriman Rip
Co.,
Dec.
011
mu¬
offered
bonds
20
Aug.
1957.
1957.
to
bonds.
Due
1965
on
Dated
Sept.
inclusive.
3
Sept.
from
Principal
3,
1958
and
186,
779—were awarded to Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 4]/4S,
p.
at 100.23, a
'
basis of about 4.22%.
;
tie
a
3.65%,
FLORIDA
a;
follows:
Dade County Port Authority
Due on Nov. 1 from
$1,000,000 5s.
1958 to
41/2S.
250,000
Due Nov.
1965 inclusive.
1963 to
1,500,000
1962.
1,
Due on Nov. 1 from
750,000 3!4s.
3V2S.
1966
(P.O.
Miami), Fla.
inclusive.
1961
Due
Nov.
on
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman to underwrite a proposed issue of from
million revenue
1
inclusive.
1971
to
$60,000,000 Financing Proposed—
Authority has entered into a :
contract
with Allen & Co. and
The
.
$50 million to $60
3%s.
1,500,000
from 1972
Due
Nov.
on
1
The arrangements
bonds.
1977 inclusive.
to
First
National
syndi¬
Bank
The
ex¬
to six
-
of the issue will
million
'
complete.
months to
ol
are
take from three
pected to
the
of
members
Other
proceeds
be used to refinance' a $21
revenue
Shearson,
Offering—Fred
Secretary
of
W. Day,
Governing
the
receive sealed bids
Westminster, until
will
at his office in
(CDST)
p.m.
on
Sept. 5 for the
purchase of $50,000 general ob¬
ligation sanitary
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1958
to
1957.
Due
on
payable
at
Myers, of Los Angeles.
:
I
•
Oakland Unified School
Bond
.'
County, Calif.
G.
Offering—Jack
!u
District,*
ton
til
10
a.m.
the
for
Due
1982
on
un¬
Sept.
24
on
of
$10,000,600
Dated
Nov.
15
Nov.
from
15,
1958
quist,
San
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe,
of
Francisco.
Pomerado Union School District,
San
Bond
—
R.
B.
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
million
.
for
proposed
a
Inter-.
Cultural
and
Trade
(Interama).
Florida State Turnpike
Authority
Fla.
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale),
school
Revenues Higher
revenue
of
in July
—
Sunshine
the
July
State
Parkway showed a net increase of
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco.
~
$59,377.47 over June according to
a
report released by Thomas B.
Manuel, Chairman.
America
National
Trust
•
Whittier
Los
Union
High School Dist.,
>
Angeles County, Calif. "
Sale—The
Bond
$84,000
school
building bonds offered Aug.' 20—
186,
571—were
Co.,
p.
101.30,
awarded
tc
"414s, at
basis of about 4.0'8%.
Witter
Dean
a
as
COLORADO
%
Sale—The
Bond
$370,000 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.
20
were
awarded
to
Kirchner,
Ormsbee
&
Wiesner, Trie.
Colorado
Warrant
will
be
•
(State of)
until
-
.
bids
Sept.
27
•
July 300,758 vehicles carry¬
nearly a million passengers
14,811,781 miles. During;
vehicles carried 818,-
ing
traveled
June 272,863
589
were
no
miles.
13,071,425
passengers
There
fatalities
in
both
months.
revenue
for
July
was-
$374,931.19.
Concession revenue:
showed a gain of more than $9,000.
Truck toll revenue increased
by
than
more
account
toll
$3,000
revenue
and
was
charge:
up
$2,-
465.20.
Since the
■
Offering—Sealed
received
In
Total
Boulder, Colo."'
Diego County, Calif.
Offering
$52,000
Airport
&
of
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
County, Calif.
Sale—The
1955
Improvements; provide an addi-"
tional $5 million for improvements
at the airport, and to provide $15 J
Center
bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 186, p.
467—were awarded to the Bank
in
International
Miami
for
sold
issue
bond
American
Yolo
Bond
v.
purchase
bonds.
Co.
&
Blue,
Oakland,
(CDST)
Savings
West Sacramento School Dist.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Mullaney, Wells
Co.;
&
Co; Seattle Trust and
Bank, of Seattle, and J. A. Over¬
Principal
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by
O'Melveny
&
Alameda
Whipple
&
& Co.; New
Corp.;
Bacon,
Hammill
Hanseatic
York
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1967
interest
and
1957.
building
school
v.
—
Portland; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.
Co.
land until 2 p.m. (PDST) on
Sept.
3 for the purchase of
$8,000 school
p
Sale—The $400,000
Bond
fered
&
•
receive
a.m.
for
$300,000
inclusive.
1977
to
San
11
the purchase of
District tax anticDated Sent. 3, 1957,.
27
Aug.
on
Sept. 1 from
on
until
Fire
ipation notes.
inclusive. *:
1971
146,000 4V4S. Due
will
Clerk,
City
sealed
Sept. 1 from
on
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
school
Bond Offering—Charles S.
Paynton, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Wood¬
'
Legality ap¬
Robinson & \
Midway City Sanitary District,
Oranee County, Calif.
Durst, Inc.; Weeden & Co.; C. N.
White & Co., and H. E. Work &
Esparto Union School District,
Yolo County, Calif.
>'
Com-
Trust
follows:
as
on
150,000 4s. Due
1977 inclusive.
to
net interest
a
&
.
$90,000
Sept. 1 from
on
v
from
Principal
and interest
cate:
8
of'
com¬
National Bank,-of Los
r^ijgeies, ana acnwabacher & Co...
inclusive.
1972
40,000 4V2S. Due
Board,
$1,000,000
building
bonds
offered
20 — v. 186, p. 366 —were
II.
receive
(EDST)'
p.m.
rity-First
from
$74,000 4%s. Due
office.
Treasurer's
a'
$500,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept.
department
improvement 1 bonds
offered Aug. 14—v. 186, p. 671—
awarded
&
Conn.
Offering
sealed bids
San Bruno,
Coo ley
and
basis of about 4.13%.
County Treasurer's office.'.
Bond
Weeks,
to
Co., jointly, as 4.15s, at 100.12,
Due on
bonds.
B
&
186, p.
Horn-
Aug. 22—v.
awarded
were
Sept.
and interest
were
offered
—
blower
Sept. 1, 1958 to 1959.
Dated
Sale—The $425,Oct) school
Bond
778
interest,
(P. O. Madison), Conn.
Madison
bonds
to
Co.,
of $32.
premium
a
2.35%
at
Hartford,
plus
p.m.
clusive.
Series
18 were aw arete a
Aug.
the Connecticut Bank & Trust
$183,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1932 in¬
interest
Riverside
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $114,000 bonds
offered Aug. 5—v. 186, p. 467—
County
offered
(PDST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $198,000 school bonds, as follows:
ley
interest
the
Caitr.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
Bond
1957-1 bonds offered Aug.
186,
Midland
&
County,
Sale—-me $0.118,COO notes
Note
liams, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office irrSanta
Altos, Calif.
Sale
Stone
to
purchase of $80,000 build¬
inclusive.
Bond
Agency,
Connecticut
School Dist.,
Valley Union
Sonoma
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Los
4
Rincon
Prin¬
(A-O) payable
at
the
City Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
cipal and interest
to
Calpella Water District, Mendocino
County, Calif.
sealed
receive sealed
p.m.
(CDST) on
will
Clerk,
oids
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1957.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1958 to 1977
Associated
2:45
on
•
Redevelopment
Hartford
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc., Secu¬
Sept.
ing
America
To
(PDST)
a.m.
Bond
Bodega Bay School Dist., Sonoma
County, Calif.
until
Treasurer's
County
Laguna Beach, Calif.
Bond Offering—Ed. H. Beaver,
interest
Francisco.
Rosa
the
at
follows:
Aug.
offered
inclusive.
1982
to
office.
bids at his office in Santa Barbara
school
Oakland),
778—were
County, Calif.
—
J. E. Lewis,
Offering
Downey
California
Sale—The
Red¬
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Water Conservation District
Bond
County
the
Spring School District, Santa
Bond
County Flood Control and
Zone No. 6 (P. O.
in¬
interest
and
at
in
offered '
bonds
Aug. 19—v. 186, p. 671—were not
sold.
•
"
Sutcnife, of
&
The $600,000 '
—
purposes
Bond
CALIFORNIA
Alameda
1982
to
office.
Treasurer's
for the
Nashville;
Principal
payable
(A-O)
Cold
1958
from
1
clusive.
the
National
Cumberland
Oct.
Bonds Not Sold
various
Francisco.
San
school
building
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
from
1
ect No.
a.m.
(PDST) on Sept. 3
purchase of $98,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
mbitry, Conn.
the
Le¬
payable
at
office.
Herrington
quist,
receive
will
office
his
at
10 a.m. (PDST)
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $1,-
Sewage
9
CONNECTICUT
in¬
Treasurer's
15,000
City until
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
on
Calif.
County,
Clerk,
County
sealed
Bond Offering—Harold J.
for the
Principal and
gality approved by OrricK, Dani-
Offering—John A. Brun-
until
follows:
$600,000 5s.
on
(A-O)
County
High School Dist.,
from 1958 to 1984 inclusive.
Sept.
on
receive
until 11 a.m.
(PDST) on
Sept. 3 for the purchase of $600,000 school building bonds. Dated
follows:
3y2s.
will
Clerk,
Ui.
i,
Oct. 1 from 19a8 to
inclusive.
terest
Calif.
Offering—G. A. Pequeg-
Dateu
bonus.
Due
$58,000
of
purchase
purchase
of
$3,000,000
nighwayHfund revenue an¬
ticipation u^frrants.
State
Sept.
on
the
for
Diego,
San
side,
—
$16,000
Riverside
District,
County
wood
Vista
building
in
(CDST)
a.m.
the
for
3
office
his
10:30
1982
Jefferson Union
building .bonds
originally scheduled for Aug. 19—
v.
186, p. 670—has been changed
at
bids
until
1957.
sealed bids at his office in River¬
$94,000
of
San
of
Sutcliffe,
&
School
Bond
Offering Date Changed—The of¬
fering
1, 1967. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
American National Bank, of Gads¬
den,
1
Due
California
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1967
to
4%s.
20,000
1,500,000 school and storm water
sewer
1 from
Due on Sept.
p56,000 5s.
the
at
County,
Oct.
follows:
is
Sept. 1 from
on
build-
$76,000
Sale—The
1958 to 1986 inclusive.
Dated
Indio
Capay Joint Union School District,
Glenn and Tehama Counties, Calif.
Bond
payable
(M-S)
payable at the District's
Legality approved by Kirk- Herrington
oride, Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, i Francisco.
net
M.
P.
—
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $3,000.000 general obligation war¬
rants, as follows:
City
Due
interest
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
office.
fitter
Gadsden,
Call,
to
interest
(A-O)
).
Farish.
:: I
19$o
1960
and
from
p.
group
Mayes,
1
Principal
pike
Jan.
total
of
opening of the Turn¬
26
through July 31, a.,
vehicles carry-
2,063.005
Number 5667
186
Volume
.
,
The Commercial: ajid Financial Chronicle
.
Dtie
-
(887)
bonds
gers
Florida
'.iv:vW'£*,>'•
'
■
Offering
.Certificate
f
Golden,
Chairman of the Board of
County
Commissioners, will
bids .until
ceive * sealed
a.m.
(EST) on Sept. 5 for the purchase
$1,036,000 Court House ' and
certificates of indebtedness*
of
temporary
loan
warrant,
totaling $4,000,000 offered July I
revenues. •- Dated
Get. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. T from
1958 to *1987 inclusive. Callable
as
of Oct. 1, 1967. Principal and
interest
(A-Q) ; payable at the
First National Bank, Milton; 5or
at any other, banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
from
-
Cook County School District No. S7
the
wilL-receive
sealed
bonds..
1957. Due
Dated
bids
Jan.
on
1
from
Bond Offering
1975
^inclusive.: Interest J-J. Le¬
Sarasota), Fla.
r
"j gality approved
by Chapman &
Offering—W.. A, Wynne, Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
of Board of County Com¬
missioners,_ will - recei ve
sealed
bids until i p.m. (EST) on Sept.
18 for the purchase of $1,800,000
Clerk
Cook
Dated Get.
Clerk,
rett,-County
sealed bids until 10
due
(DST)
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $11,250,000 bonds, :as follows:
qf June 1, 1967. "
$10,000,000' Expressway bonds.
Due* oil4;Oct. 1 from 1958 to
1, 1957.' Due on June 1 from 1959
1977 inclusive.
Bonds due in
1968 and thereafter are callable as
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Han¬
terest
.
Bank, of New York City, or
at the Palmer First National Bank
over
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago."
; * - "
-
until
bids
*
.
J.
Unit School District No.
1957.
Aug.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Callable
Due
1986
to
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Bond
(CDST)
Bond
1,
Harold
Sibley,
Spalding,
by
Troutman,
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta.
Offering
Bond
—
Katherine S.
Redmond, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
000
$628,000 paving bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1977 in¬
Peoria/
District No.^119
protection
fire
1 from
1960 to
Dated
and
Aug.
1/ 1957.
Township School
(P.O. Waukegan),
John
for the purchase of $4,-
banking institution des¬
a
,
ignated by the successful bidder.
'Legality approved by Spalding,
Sibley,: Troutman, * Meadow
&
.'Smith, of Atlanta.
'
approved
Legality
&
by
■
-
from
1972
Chapman
Bond
No. 205 (P. O.
Offering—City and Coun¬
ty Treasurer L. S. Goto announces
that sealed bids will be received
;
at
•
the
Corn
Chemical
Exchange
Bank,
Corporate ; Trust Depart¬
ment, 30 Broad Street, New York
City, until J p.m. (EDST-) on Aug.
29, or at the City and County
Treasurer's office in Honolulu.un-
,
1
til
.
;
.
9
(Hawaiian
a.rru
Rockford), III
—
Mrs. Evelyn
Standard
$3,880,0001 bonds. Due on Dec.
1
1962 to 1973 inclusive. '<
'from
bonds. Due on
from 1958 to 1962
Dee.
1
inclusive.
Due
to
1959
interest
on
Due
1989
to
on
Dec. 1 from
Time), for.the purchase- of $11,- bank or.trust company in Chicago
500.000 bonds, as.follows:
/ as may be/mu tually agreeable to
the purchaser and the School Dis¬
$2,000,00 sewerage bonds. Due on
Hardin,
Box
Township
receive
sealed
(CST)
Aug.
011
of
119,
bonds.
Dated
until
for
29
$109,000
'
•
•
-
Sept. 15 from 1962 to-1-987, in-
flood
2,000,000
Due
trict.- vLegality approved by Chap-,
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
elusive:
control
bonds.
INDIANA
Sept. 15 from 1962 to
1987 incluisve.
'
'/
1,500,000
!
•
par
/bonds. Due
1962c.tn
6,000,000
k
on
1.987 inclusive..
Kalihi
Tunnell
'' f
1
bonds.
(P. O. Covington), Ind.
•V
Bond
Sale —The
mortgage
$325,000 first
'revenue bonds offered
Nov.
1967
from
1
to
in¬
1971
clusive.
30,965 funding bonds to Carlton
D. Beh
Co.,
2.90s, at 100.02,
as
2
the
will
p.m
1,
1957.
pur¬
Due
Jan.
to
Rock
Clerk of the
will receive sealed
Sale—The $180,000
Bond
bonds
offered
Beh
Co.,
Dated
Due
Feb. I from
on
inclusive,
tric
and interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
by
office.
Legality approved
Webb, Oman, McClure, Bu& Waugh, of Topeka.
1,
to Carlton
1957.
a
D.
on
3
at
$250,000
elec¬
offered
Aug.
bonds
of Shaw,
& Co.; First of Iowa
composed
Co.,
1958
Dec.
from
1
58-340
water
works
Bonds
due in
callable
are
to
1958
1989
on
July
inclusive.
and thereafter
1968
as
bonds.
revenue
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
of
July
1,
1967.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
Rushville
the
Rushville,
Bank,
Fletcher
Trust
or
National
ers
National
Bank
Ind.
Bond Sale—The $124,000 water
works revenue bonds offered Aug.
Williamsport,
to
186, p. 572—were awarded
City Securities Corp.
waterworks
and
improvement,
water
revenue
Joseph
R,
'
(P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
Bond
Offering
E.
Mrs.
—
B.
Peters, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
(DST)
Sept. 10 for
on
$19,500,000
gality approved by Wyatt, Grafton
&
Grafton, of Louisville.
Turnpike
Sale
Authority
The
—
672—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed by F. S. Smithers &
LOUISIANA
& Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 4.40%, as follows:
Co., and Stern Bros.
1970
to
1961
4V2S.
1,065,000
from
District. No.
4%s.
15,820,000
inclusive.
District
on May
1
1973 inclusive.
Due
May
on
sealed
purpose
will
City
being issued for
constructing the
Expressway
which
are
No.
of
southward
extend
on
Bond
than
struct
an
pressway
a
The
extension
connect
to
with
S.
i
im¬
public
util¬
to
&
Scharff
&
Ward S School
(P. O. Mansfield), La. \
Bond Offering—Secretary Allen
District
H.
Ex-
U.
awarded
De Soto Parish,
con¬
the
The
Co., jointly, as '5%9.
State
will
miles.
—
Jones, Inc., and Barrow, Leary
total distance of not
Commission
to
—were
just south of John¬
five
Sale
ity revenue bonds totaling $251,000 offered Aug. 15—v. 186, p. 468
a junction with the Kansas Turn¬
pike at Muncie Expressway over
the Kansas River to a point on
Drive,
Works Dist.
(P. O. Oil City), La.
1
provement and water works
Eight¬
eenth Street in Kansas City from
Avenue
drainage
$60,000
Caddo Parish, Water
The bonds
Kansas
of
bonds.
1997.
the
receive
will
Secretary,
bids until Aug. 29 for the
purchase
1,
(P. O.
2
Kinder), La.
Offering—O. W. Swords,
Bond
Due
to
1971
Parish, Kinder Drainage
Allen
$2,615,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
Highway
Iowa
Scottsville.
Bank,
Georgetown College
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
more
Batavia,
of
as
City Expressway revenue
bonds offered Aug. 20 — v. 186,
Kansas
son
Bond Sale—Water
callable
purchase of $300,000 non taxexempt dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Le¬
Roe
IOWA
Sept.
the
&
Indianapolis. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Co.,
are
Legality approved by
Rubin, of Louisville.
KANSAS
National
at the Amer¬
on
of
1, 1963. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Farm¬
cate
from
(CST)
purchase
April
3.70s, and 3!*>s,
on
inclusive.
1967
to
as
Due
100.07.
a.m.
$340,000
school
building revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Corp.; Neu & Co.; Quail & Co.;
•Vieth, Duncan & Wood, and Ravenscroft &
the
for
Nos.
*
186, p. 779—were awarded
McDermott
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10
Due
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
Sale—The
group
County (P. O. Scottsville),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—Herbert Moore,
186, p.
3V2S and 33/is.
as
Sept.
revenue
p.
1
1959 to 1978
.principal
KENTUCKY
Legality approved by Chapman &
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Dated
bids until 7:30
(CST) on Sept. 3 for the
purchase of $500,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds, Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
school
Aug. 19—v.
779—were awarded
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
000
of
p.m.
Kansas
(DST) on
District, Kan.
Lessigm,
Education,
Board
Allen
Bond
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $495,-
Schoot
Bond Offering—E. Paul
District, Iowa
Legality approved by„ Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Offering—John Geraghty,
&
Valley Independent School
from July 1, 1958
1963 inclusive. Interest
1,
Pressprich
Leavenworth
zick
basis of about 2.89%.
a
to
L.
W.
Talmage & Co.; Granbery, MaCo.; Charles King & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Blewer, Glynn
& Co.; Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc., and Cooley & Company.
J-J.
Covington, . Community Consoli¬
dated School Bldg. Corporation
improvement
Sept. 15 from
net
3.55%, as follows:
$130,000 3.70s, due on Nov. 1
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive;
and
$170,000 3V2S, due on
a
semi-annually
14—v.
on
about
21—v.
school building
Aug.
Co., jointly,
interest eosi
Winterset, Iowa
Trustee,
bids
672—
Cutler, of Chicago.
^
-
100.07,
inclusive.
1,
bonds
Dec. 1 from
Augusta), Ind.
Offering — Albert
Bond
chase
R.
&
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1964 inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
to
Beh
D.
at
1
inclusive.
1971
Due
Dee.
011
New
ican
1957.
Principal
(J-D) payable at a
Dated. Get.. 1,
-
and
Carlton
of
Rushville, Ind.
ol' Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 pan. (CST) on Sept. 5 for
the purchase of $5,527,000 school
building.bonds, as follows:
1,647,000
comopsed
&
Fund
these bonds.
Bradford
&
revenue bonds to
William Blair & Co., Inc., and
were
—
Highway
as may be necessary
debt service requirements
S. Smithers & Co. and Stern Bro¬
$300,000 water
of
Township School Township
Bond
Goldman,* Secretary
,
.
Offering
672
Highway
rache &
Sale—The $330,965
Bond
Bond
Pike
Chapman
offered Aug. 19—v. 186, p.
were awarded as follows:
Ind.
p.
State
thers & Co. in the offering are:
Sioux City, Iowa
LaGrange. Le¬
group
100,000 5%s.
Cutler,, of Chicago.
Bond
and County),
Hawaii'
■
a
5V2S.
$295,000
Rockwood City School District
-
of
Co.; City Secu¬
rities Corp.; Raff ensp-erge r,
Hughes & Co.; Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Inc.; Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp.; Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis, and Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., at par, a net interest
cost of about 5.28%, as follows:
v.
HAWAII
Honolulu (City
to
Nuveen
(P. O. R. R.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at
of
186,
v.
.
City in New York City or Savan¬
nah,
at
the purchaser's
option.
,
—
855,000 514s.
485,000." :,school
building
bonds.
Dated Oct/ 1, 1957. Due on Dec.
1 .from T958
to
1976 inclusive.
-City Treasurer's office, or at the
•offices of the fiscal agents of the
•
21
Offering—Ralph S. Broth-
5
Sept.
Principal
payable at the
interest (F-A)
1,
1960
as
the
State
3.70%.
Sale—The $1,250,000 sew¬
awarded
by
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
scaled
bids: until
7:30 p.m.
(DST) on
inclusive.
Aug.
Due
Bank,
approved
Sept.
from
1
earned by the
Among those associated with F.
Sept. 3 for the purchase
on
the
pay
on
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Le¬
works revenue bonds offered
Aug.
erton,
bonds.
1987
1957.
p.m.
Callable
first instance
& Co.; J. C.
Co.; Wood, Struthers
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Stroud & Com¬
pany Incorporated; Hirsch & Co.;
Osceola, Iowa
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, In¬
Bond Sale—The $175,000 water
corporated; Bache & Co.; Braun,
works
bonds
offered Aug.
8 —
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Incorporated;
v.
186, p. 572—were awarded to The
Illinois Company, Incorpor¬
the Clarke County State Bank, ol
ated; Rand & Co.; Stephens, Inc.;
Osceola, as 3%s, at a price oi
Kenower, MaeArthur & Co.; E. F.
100.57, a net interest cost of about Hutton &
Company;
,
1
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
age
District.
to
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Illinois
clusive.
ort
Legality
Lake'-. Comity,
Bond
Due
Bank
1975
562,000^ sewer bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1987 in¬
100,000
1,
Sept.
1,: 1977
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
83,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
,
March
at the Commercial National
'r" '■
clusive.
airport
Sept. 1, 1962
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal, and interest (M-S) payable
to
follows:
as
Schepke,
obligation
general
Jan.
on
Lebanon,
semi-annually from
bonds,
general obligation
Offering—Clare
bond's," Dated
12 for the purchase of $1,-
Sept.
373,000
State
Ice &
an¬
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(DST) on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $600,-
Savannah, Ga.
Due
Dated
1988 .inclusive.
ers
1,
Bond
of
1, 1968. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Farm¬
until 8-p;m. (CDST) on Aug. 26
1967. Principal and in¬ tor the
purchase of $780,000 school
terest pa-yable at the Citizens and
building bonds.
Southern National Bank, Atlanta,
01' at the First National City Bank j Greater
Peoria Airport Authority
(P. O. Peoria), 111
of New York, Legality approved
Aug.
(CST)
July
426
Flannigan
bonds.
that bids will be received
nounces
1
Comunity School
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
$193,000 sewage works
of
1957.
to
until
deficiency,
from
on
revenue
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
of
of
as
chase
bids
the
revenues
Expressway, and, in the event of
of $650,000 school building bonds.
Dated Sept. 2, 1957. Due on Nov.
Price,
will re¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
by the net
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
of
Miller,
ceive
(P/O. Kirkland), III.
1958
on
&
Town
Counties, Hiawatha Community
17 for the purchase of
$4,500,000 water
and
sewerage
Ice
in
secured
are
bids will be received until 2 p.m.
LaGrange, Ind.
Offering — Fay
to
DeKalb, Ogle,' Boone & Winnebago
(EST)
a.rh.
11
1958
Interest J-D.
County^ Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality. approved by Chapman &
Cutler,, of ^Chicago.
Sept.
on
from
1
Principal and interest payable at
Williams,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed
Dec.
the
Albany, Ga.
Offering—T.
Bond
on
.
1974 inclusive.
Each issue is dated Oct. 1, 1957.
GEORGIA
1
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
Hated Aa by Moody's and A-l
by Standard & Poor's, the bonds
inclusive
1967
to
and
"*
such amounts
are
Bank,
re¬
until
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Apri;
1962
Wyan¬
and
Counties
City, Missouri.
sas
Iowa
or at the Indiana National
Bank, of Indianapolis, at the hold¬
er's option. Legality approved by
.
.r :
American
M.
Aug. 27 for the
on
Turnpike
Johnson
Manson
Jasper,
1977 inclusive. Interest A-O.
1,250,000 .voting machine bonds.
Due
Sarasota.
of
Company,
Trust
&
German
the
(DST)
bids
oral
and
the
and
the southwestern portion of Kan¬
Commission has contracted to pay
as of Oct. 1, 1966. Princi¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
on
to
thereafter
and
dotte
a
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
1967
in
tween
Edward
—
residential
in
Principal and interest payable ai
the City Treasurer's office.
callable
receive
will
a.m.
sealed
a.m.
from
1
Julius Giesler,
—
Offering
suburban
Johnson County. It will
also serve as an arterial route be¬
purchase of $12,000 sewer bonds.
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Bar¬
Dated June
county hospital bonds.
10
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
on Sept. 5 for the purchase of $1,250,000 electric utility refunding
and improvement revenue bonds.
to
1960
ceive
&
growing
areas
3.19%.
Tschirgi, City Treasurer, will
ana
Bank
Jasper, Ind.
15,
Aug.
Co.,
south of the Kansas River and the
Dubuque, Iowa
Dated
until;8:30 p.m, .(DST) on Aug. 26
for the. purchase of $268,000 school
building
Trust
National
Company, all of Indianapo¬
lis, at 2 V2% interest.
Offering—Roy C. Jones,
Secretary .of (he Board of Edu¬
cation,
&
Bank
about
•
Bond
American Fletcher
Merchants
of
1
Trust
Bond
i
County (P. O.
Sarasota
group
National
;(P• Q. Bellwood),- III.
basis
55—were awarded tc
composed of the Indiana
p.
National Bank;
& Hayes, of Birmingham.
O'Neal
a
ILLINOIS
Legality) approved by Dumas,
der.
186,
between
the
center
of
Kansas City, Kansas, the residen¬
tial areas in Wyandotte County
Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 186
p. 672—were awarded to Carltoi.
D. Beh Co., as 3.20s, at 100.04, a
pose
—v.
routes,
District, Iowa
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Expressway will
direct, fast route, not
by
way
of
existing,
a
available
Crawfordsville Consolidated Schoo.
at
Warrant Sale—The various pur¬
Jail
payable
Hughes & Co.,
4lss.
office, Honolulu, or at the Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange
Bank, of New
York City; Legality approved by
Wood, King:& Dawson, of New
York City. '*
<
re¬
11
"•
Raffcnsperger,
provide
totaling $84,000 were sold
Shaw, McDermott & Co., of Des
Moines, as 5s and 4s.
Sept. 15 from 1959 to
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
the City arid County Treasurer's
Albert
—
on
7 1987 inclusive.
Route 50-56.
to
July 16 — v. 186, p. 263 — were
\ awarded to a group composed oi
.1 Dated Sept. 15, 1957. Callable the City Securities Corp., Indian¬
Santa Rosa-County (P. O. Milton),
oh or alter
? —*
Sept. 15, 1967. Princi¬ apolis Bond & Share Corp., ano
nlore'than., six million passen¬
traveled 89,988,718miles. **
irig
59
1
Plummer
announces
that
Parish School Board will
the
receive
CO
'
t
(008)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial arid
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $135,000
school
building and
bonds
Note—The offering of the above ' ceive sealed bids at the National
originally was- scheduled Shawmut Bank of Boston, 40
for July 23—v. 186,..
Street, Boston, until 11
p. 56—and Water
able
ment
i-
postponed.
approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, uoolidge oc
Rugg, of Boston.
Due
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
on
1
equip¬
1, 1957.
Oct.
from
1958
to
1972
Bond Offering
L. V. Cooley,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Sept.
OeSoto
18
Parish, Mansfield Consoli¬
dated School District
(P, O.*;
for the purchase of
$700,000
public improvement bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Mansfield), La.
Plummer
School Board
announces
will
bids until 2 p.m.
for
that
receive
(CST)
sealed
Sept.
on
the
purchase of $1,500,000
building bonds. Dated Sept.
I, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
1972
1-A bonds.
inclusive.
Interest
■
bonds are dated Oct. 15,
Legality approved by Ben¬
Moseley, of Baton Rouge,
and Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
cago. '
* /
&
,
Houma, La.
Terrebonne Parish (P.O.
Offering—Robert F. Bourg,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids until
24
for
10 a.m.
Sept.
on
purchase of $3,250,000
system
revenue
bonds.
utility
1
(CST)
the
Dated Oct.
from
1, 1957. Due
1959
to
1982
April
inclusive.
on
Bonds due in 1968 and
thereafter
callable as of
April 1, 1967.
Interest A-O.
Legality approved
are
'
i
•i
d
.»
by Foley,
Orleans.
'■
.
Cox & Judell, of New
t.r
Jefferson
,
..
.-
Parish
(P.
O.
Houma), La.
Bond Offering — Ralph B. Bisland, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
until
for
10
to
1982
1968
Bond
v.
(CST)
Poag,
on
on
1972
bonds
263
were
—
awarded
to
a
group
composed of Barrow, Leary &
Co.,
Scharff &
Jones, Inc., and Ducour&
nau
at
T
a
Kees,
price of
4%s
as
and
41,4s,
par.
1979 to
sealed
bids
until
7:30
on
Callable
payment
gality
date.
on
of
interest
Interest A-O.
approved
Cutler,
any
by
Le¬
Chapman
&
Chicago.
Road District No.
(P. O. Alexandria), La..
5-A
Bond
man,
Offering—Marion
Secretary
Police
bids
Jury,
of
will
the
receive
Fogle-
1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
a
(M-N) payable
banking
institution desig¬
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman
nated
&
\
I
\
i
laci, Secretary of Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
;
bids
until
7:30
(CST)
on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $175,1)00 hospital bonds. Dated
Oct. 1,
,"
1957.
1982
'
Due
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1959
A-O.
to
Lc-
gality approved by Martin, Himel
isc
1
Morel,
Charles
Louis.
of
&
New
Orleans,
Trauernicht,
syndi¬
St.
a
of
Bond
Palmer
&
Sale —Thq:
$19,500,000
highway improvement bonds of¬
fered Aug. 20 — v. 186, p. 673 —
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
Bankers Trust Co.,
New
York City;
First National
Bank,
Chicago;
First
National
City Bank, New York, and First
Boston Corp., as 3.70s, at 100.59,
a basis of about 3.64%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate:
,
.
:
tional
Bank
&
Bond
Offering
—
J.
Co.; HarriRipley & Co., Incorporated;
Smith,
Barney
& -Co.;
Harris
Trust & Savings Bank; C. J, Devine & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
■
■
.
■
urer,
til
will receive sealed bids
11
(DST) on Sept. 9 for
the purchase of
$500,000 no taxa.m.
Ann Arbor,
Jackson
&
Coffin
&
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale—The
offered
Bond
to
Sale—The. $128,000
vari¬
purposes bonds offered Aug. 19
186,
—v.
awarded
Co.
v
780—were
p.
Watling, Lerchen &
Benton
Township, Lafayette School
(P. O. Benton
District No. 34
Heights), Mich.
thereafter
the
to
discount.
Bridgeport Township Community
(P, O. Bridgeport),
Bond Sale—The
d
Offering
Whitman,
City
sealed
Archie
—
R.
Treasurer,
bids
$275,000;^chool
building bonds offered Aug. 13—
186, p. 673—were awarded to a
group composed of McDonald &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., and
Stranahan, Harris & Company.
v.
will
11
a.m.
(DST)
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $2,700,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds, as follows:
$400,000
1958
Due
to
300,000
Oct.
1967
Oct.
from
1
1958
1984 to
1977
in¬
clusive.
750,000
school building
bonds.!
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
Due
on
1977
inclusive.
250,00(1
school
Due
Oct.
on
1977
project
bonds.
from
1
1958
inclusive.
1,000,000
Due
school
Oct.
on
project
bonds.
from
1958
dated
Oct.
1
to
inclusive.
bonds
are
Principal and interest
the
at
to
First
National
Boston. Legality approved, by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
exempt dormitory revenue bonds.
sealed
Due
on
1995 inclusive.
Nov.
Le¬
gality approved by Niles, Barton,
Yost
&
Dankmeyer,
of
Balti¬
more.
MASSACHUSETTS
Sale
The $150,000 mac¬
adam and sidewalk bonds offered
Aug.
20—v.
awarded
&
—
100.007,
186,
to
Trust
Co.,
a
as
of about
Deposit
3.20s, at
3.19%.
River, Mass.
Sale—The $130,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 21—
project
v.
780—were
Safe
Boston,
basis
Fall
Bond
up.
Boston
186,
p.
780—were
awarded
Tucker, Anthony and R. L.
as
3.90s, at 100.16, a basis of
to
Day,
about
3.86%.
Gloucester,
Bond
Sale—The $200,000
construction
22—v.
186,
bonds
offered
sewer
Aug.
o
n
d
p.
Maiden, Mass.
Offering
J.
Howard
City Treasurer, will re¬
—
11
1983
1974
as
and
and
June 1 from
on
inclusive.* Bonds *due
thereafter
call¬
are
of June
interest
1, 1967. Principal
(J-D) payable at a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfieid,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Detroit, Mich.
Certificate
Sale—The
$432,000
voting machine certificates of in¬
debtedness offered Aug. 20—v. 186,
p.
780—were awarded to Northern
Trust
Co., Chicago,
at
the
at
Second
Michigan College (P. O.
Lansing), Mich.
Offering—Lynn M. BartSecretary of State Board of
Bond
Bank-
Principal and interest
able
at
the
Ban k.
for
Nov.
pay¬
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
from
1959
to
water
clusive.
894,000
Nov.
&
1
bonds.
B
from
1959
Due
to
1996
on
in¬
clusive.
Callable
the
at
as
Morenci.
(DST)
purchase
of
follows:
1967
on
Aug.
$210,000
Dated
for
May
1,
1956.
construction bonds.
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
and
1958
1958
Interest
to
Due
on
1965
Sept.
inclu¬
The
from
on
Sept.
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Sept'.
1,
O. Flint),
Sale—An
berg,
Village
sealed
Sept.
000
will
Hel-
receive
011
9 for
the purchase of $37,supply system revenue
Dated April, 1, 1.957. Due
water
Oct.
1
from
Bonds
thereafter .are
1,.
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m: (EST)
clusive.
1961'.
1958
due
1969
to
in
callable
1962
in¬
and
as,.of Oct.
and7 interest
Principal;
(A-O) payable at a ban.kiqg insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful
bidder.
Legality; approved by
Miller, Canfieid, Paddock' & Stone,
Detroit,
of
'
'
.
.
Muskegon School District, Mich.
Note Sale'—The $608,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Aug. 20—
186,
v.
673—were
p.
awarded
to
the
Hackley Union National Bank
Trust Co., Muskegon, at 314%
&
interest, at par.
Niles, Mich.
Sale—The $64,000 special
assessment
July 22
—
awarded
to
paving
186,
v.
bonds
368
p.
offered
—
Walter J. Wade,
were
Inc.,
',,
follows:
as
$40,000 3%s. Due
on June 1 from
inclusive.;
24,000 3!2S. Due on June. .1 from
1958 to
1964 to
.
1963
1966 inclusive.
North
Muskegon School District,
Michigan
Offering—Joseph M. Ferrell, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on* Aug. 26
for the purchase of $60,000 school
Kindred
&
of
was
Co.,
$280,-
sold
of
to
Chi¬
Hartford, Mich.
Offering — Richard
Phillips,
Village
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Clerk,
will
bonds.
revenue
1957.
lo
bids
'
until
8
Due
1977
on
Dated
March
inclusive^
1
Bonds
1,
1960
due
in
1,
1
July
from
Bonds
thereafter
June
Oxford
Area
District
Bond
p.m.
June
from
inclusive.
and
Dated'
June
ard'
1,
1958
due
in
callable
1967. Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfieid, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
C.
Sept. 3 for the purchase
$100,000 water supply system
on
interest
re¬
on
of
bonds.
Due
1987
1968
as
Mich.
issue
bonds
19
cago.
of
20,000 water bonds. Due
by
Milford, Mich.
to
School District No.
building
to
con¬
sive.
1
Bond
000
Miller,
Stone, of
&
s..
Twp.
Bond
sidewalk
struction bonds.
*
as
Paddock
(P.
the
bonds,
on
from
Flint
Barcus,
sewer
80,000 street
1
27
approved
Bond * Offering—Beatrice
1957.
a.m.
1, 1965. Prin¬
(J-JT payable
County,
Lenawee
Legality
building
ShpwBoston, Trust Dept.,
Street, Boston, until'"il
Jan.
of
of Detroit.
Canfieid,
Bank of
of
interest
Miller, Canfieid, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
Water
(EST)
purchase., of
Bank
sealed bids at the National
40
8' p.m.
and
M-N. Legality approved by
mut
7
b-
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Revere, Mass.
Offering — Francis;. -X.
Shea, City Treasurer, will receive4
Bond
July 1 from
on
Bond
Series
<
supply
in¬
1965
s
ir
above-mentioned
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
1
July 1 from
1986 inclusive,
the
Bond
Eastern
';
\
Offering — Hazel Moore,
Clerk,, will receive scaled
until
price of
a
Co., Ill Frank¬ lett,
lin
Street, Boston,
until
noon! Education, will receive sealed bids
until 11
a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 27 for the pur
(EST) on Sept. 12
chase
of
$155,000 water bonds; for the purchase of $964,000 apart¬
ment revenue bonds, as follows:
Dated
Sept. 15, 1957.
Due
on
Sept. 15 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬ $70,000 Series A bonds.
Due oh
Due
780—were awarded
to Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., as 3%s,
at 100.23, a basis
of about
3.47%.
B
bids
$110,000
Mass.
in
able
State Street Trust
sive.
Brockton, Mass.
Bond
1958 to
1
4
•
on Aug.
$25,000
system,
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due 011
26
99.196.
Dated Nov:
1955.
$2,000,000
school
site
bonds.** Dated
building and
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
1,
pay¬
Bank
Sept. 12 for the
on
of
'
•
Bond
bonds.
nurchase
*
Morenci, Mich.
on
(EST)
p.m.
on
1.
on
40,000 41/>s. Due
8
Due
to
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
-I
••
tl959 to 1966 inclusive.
.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
inclusive.
bonds.
from
1
,improvement
on
sewer
Township Sch. Disfrict
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
Offering—G. H. Fletcher,
9
Bond
street
bonds.
No.
'
-
1
in
145,000 434si Due on July 1 from
*.? ,1967 to 1983 inclusive.^
"
on
Buena Vista
j,1
inclusive.
V
.;
,
until
'
•
$40,000 4V2S. Due
cipal
Michigan
-
Newton, Mass.
1982
~
v.
186, p. 780—were* awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co.vand Kenower, MacArthur & Co., jointly,
as follows:
City
School Dist.
l.ffom
June 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The
$225^000 school
building bonds offered Aug: 20—
bids
Merchants
*
of May
as
and interest
a banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfieid, Pauaock &
Stone, of Detroit. .
National Bank of Boston, at 2.17%
ii
callable
are
to
' '
*
'
and
1966
,
Kingston Community School Dist.,
Michigan-
I,
1963.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
$425,000 notes
13—v. 186, p. 673
Aug.
awarded
were
1969
June
on
1968 inclusive.
485,000 4(28. Due
stitution
Curtis;
Burr, Incorporated.
Note
1958 to
'
inclusive. Bonds due in
Corporation; Kuhn, Loeb
$215,000 41/4s. Due
-
ous
Mich.,i;
Rapids),
Sale—The -
& Curtis; and
Friday &
Co., at 100.005, a net interest cost
of about 4.46%, as follows:*
<
Mich.
curities
.
Norton, Mass.
Bond Offering—Lester M.John¬
son", Town Treasurer, will receive
1,
Detroit.
Jackson
ing $1,950,000 offered Aug. 15—
v.
186, p. 673—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Company, of
Chicago, as 4s, at a price of par.
White, Weld & Co,; F. S. Mose¬
ley & Co.; Stone & Webster Se¬
Co.
of
un¬
Legality
Canfieid,
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.;,Paine, Webber,
Alpena, Mich.
Bond Offering—Hazel K.'Goff,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 27 for the
purchase of $75,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1;' 1957.
Due on May 1 from 1958 to 1974
1957.
Harold
<
$700,000 school
building bonds offered Aug.' 19
were
awarded to a* groups coih-
Bond Sale—The general obliga¬
tion sewer and water bonds total¬
Trust
man
Grand
Bond
MICHIGAN
.
J. P., Morgan & Co., Incorpo¬
rated;
Continental Illinois Na¬
able
Hood, Vice-President and Treas¬
bidder.
by
Miller,
Stone, of
Kelloggsville School District, (P. O.
Bank, of Somerville, at 2.00%.
by
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
The
College of Frederick
(P. O. Frederick), Md.
Hughes,
1
Bank
approved
•
Rives.
Hood
and
of
Shawmut
Legality
1977
p.m.
Oct.
1962
Storey,
Thorndike;
Dodge, of Boston.
MARYLAND
Cutler, of Chicago.
St. Charles Parish
Hospital Service
District (P. O.
Hahnville), La.
Bond Offering—Inez R. Schil-
i\
the
of
until
from 1958 to
t
M.
sealed
9:30
a.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
$75,public
improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on
Nov. 1
at
members
Parish
000
^
;
Oct. 1 front
on
1982 inclusive.
I from 1958 to
Rapides Parish
to
National
the
receive
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Equitable Securities
Corporation;
White,
Hattier
&
Sanford; Newman, Brown & Co.;
Barrow, Leary & Co.; Nusloch,
Baudean & Smith; Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs &-Cou.; Ducournau & Kees; Arnold &
Crane;
Schweickhardt
&
Co.;
Glas &
Co.; Kohlmeyer & Co.; John Dane;
W. D. Kingston & Co.;
Steiner,
Rouse & Co.; Wheeler & Wool folk,
Inc.; Weil Investment Co.; and
p.m.
April 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
Oct. 1 from
Merrill
Felix
(CST) on Sept. 11 for the
pur¬
chase of $53,867.33
paving certifi¬
cates. Dated
Sept. 15, 1957. Due
U
Other
cate:
Port Allen, La.
Certificate Offering — Herman
J. Lowe,
Town Clerk, will re¬
ceive
1958
Boston.
inclusive.
on
&
V
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
B o
1978 inclusive.
approved
.
Judell, of New Orleans.
Sale—The $125,000 school
offered Aug. 6—v:
186, p.
1975
407,000 4.30s. Due
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at a
banking institution de-signated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
Bond
to
1976 to
from. 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1969 and
thereafter
are
callable as of Feb.
1, 1968.
Natchitoches Parish School District
No. 8 CP- O.
Natchitoches)', La. i
Oct. 1 from
on
261,000 414 s. Due
Feb.
1
&
1 from
successful
Principal
(M-S) payable at a
banking institution designated by
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Middlesex
County National
from
;
;
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
292,000 4.20s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Sept.
bonds.
1, 1957. Due
Oct.
on
the
Paddock
callable
are
1967.
interest
inclusive.
1
186, p. 468—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Scharff &
224,000 414s. Due
10 for the purchaase of
$4,500,000
water and electric
revenue
Dated Aug.
$1,500,000
Aug. 26—
offered
1,
and
Principal and interest payable at
Co.; The First National Bank,
Portland, Ore.; Paine, Webber,
La.
The
—
March
Somerville, Mass.
(DST) on Aug. 28 for the
purchase of $100,000
macadam
pavement, and
sidewalk
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
&
(P. O.
.,1959 to 1967 inclusive.
.
A.
Consolidated
Jones, Inc., at par, a net interest
co^t of about 4.61%, as follows:
City Secretary, will receive sdalecl
a.m.
Sale
bonds
$316,000 41,£s. Due
Monroe, La.
Offering — P.
11
Parish
Houma),
a
certificates bear additional inter¬
of 1% for one
year. « - ■
callable
are-
School District No. 1
Co., jointly,
est
in
1967. Interest A-O,
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans. >•,,
school
The
due
1,
Terrebonne
5s, at 100.01.
Bonds
thereafter
Oct.
debtedness offered
Aug. 21—v. 186,
p. 672—were awarded to Scharff
& Jones, and
Barrow, Leary &
bids until
inclusive.
and
of
as
Certificate Sale—The
$225,042.59
street paving certificates of
in¬
Bond
a.m.
(CST) on Sept. 25
purchase of $400,000 gas
the
utility revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
Gretna), La.
as
.
The
ton
■
Bond
l
\)
•
1957.
M-S.
Legality approved by Wood, King
&
Dawson, of New York City.
p
<
sewerage bonds.
200,000 water works bonds.
100,000 fire protection bonds.
200,000 Sewerage District No.
the
school
to
t-
Offering—Secretary Allen $200,000
H.
11
—
thereafter
and
oof
as.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
Legality
Bank.
a.m.
4
Slidell, La.
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
Bond
:
1971
Principal and interest pay¬
at
tne
above-mentioned
1957.
.
.
Community School
(P. O. Oxford), Mich.
Sale—The $500,000
school
building
v.
186,
bonds offered Aug. 7—
n. 573—were awarded to
group
composed
of First
of
Michigan Corp.; Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc.; and Watling, Lerchen
a
186
Volume
of
cost
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
at 100.02, a net interest
about 4.48%, as follows:
Co.,
&
Number 5667
$240*000 4^28. Due on Ded. 1 from
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
2Q,000 4V4S. Due on Dec. 1, 1973.
240,000 4%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
'
.J/.■>*«
Perry School District, Mich.
•
,
.
Bond Offering—Ruth Ann Dun¬
Valley Farms School District (P. Oi
4700 Brook St., Lansing), Mich.
(889)
were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of the First National Bhnk,
Bond Offering—Luther R, Heff-
of St.
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST)
on Aug.
26
Paul, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
ner,
Fenner & Beane, John Nuveen &
for the purchase of
Co., Caldwell-Phillips Co., Mannneimer-Egan, Inc., and Harold E.,
Wood & Co., as follows: f .
$199,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
July 1 from 1958 to 1983 in¬
$190,000 41/2S. Due
on
clusive.
due
Bonds
in
1968
on
Aug. 1 from;
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
and
165,000 4.70s. Due
Aug. 1 from
on
Secretary of the Board of thereafter are callable as of July
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
Education, will receive sealed bids 1, 1967. Principal and interest
245,000 4,80s. Due on Aug. 1 from
until 8 pom (EST) on Aug, 28 for (J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
1979 to 1985 inclusive.
the purchase of $499,000 school tution
*
',
designated by the success¬
site and building bonds. Dated ful bidder. Legality approved by St. Louis County Independent Sch.
District No. I (P. O. Proctor),
Septi 1*2957, Due on July 1 from Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1958 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds due of Detroit. /
Minnesota
'
•
:
Bond Offering—J. W. Parmeter,
in 1968 ami therafter are callable
District Clerk, will receive sealed
as of July 1,. 1967. Principal and
MINNESOTA
bids until 7:30 p.m.
interest (J-J) payable at a bank¬
(DST) on
Carlton County Indep. School
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $300,ing institution to be designated by
District No. IS (P. O.
000 school building bonds. Dated
the
successful
bidder. Legality
Wrenshall), Minn.
approved by
Miller, Canfield,
Bonds Not Sold
All bids re¬ Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
can*?
i
;
,
'
of Yazoo
City,
The bonds
due
are
serially from
Detroit.
Paddock &4Stone, of
ceived
'Louis -School District,
St.
Mich.
Offering—Maynard Pea¬
Bond
for the $300,000 building
refunding bonds offered July 16
—v. 186, p. 158—were rejected.
cock, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will-receive sealed bids
pjn^.(EST)
Sept. 10 for
the purchase of $995,000 school
building bonds. Dated Aug. ! 1,
3957. Due im July 1 from 1958 to
1986 inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
until 8
on
and' theteafter"arer callable
as
of
July 1*
jttcipal and in ter¬
sest (J-J)»-payable at a ' bank or
; trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Mller^Canfield, Paddock & Stone'
'■
;of. Detroit.:-, •;
!■
Scioto
Oj- Roufo N..
No.
■
V
_•
Laingsbtrrg\,Mich.
;
Bond 'Offering'
on
thereafter
^
are
callable
1963
and
of July
1,
1962. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a, banking in¬
stitution designated by the succesful bidder. Legality approved
Miller,. Canfield,
-by
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
,
City
Clerk,
27
for
the
(EST)
sealed
Aug.
$75,000
on
purchase of
highway fund bonds.
1957. Due on Sept.
Dated July 1,
1
from
-1958
to
inclusive.
196.1
notice. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the City Treasurer's office.
on
30 days'
Thunder Bay School District
(P. O.
Alpena), Mich.
Bond Offering—Chas. A. Hamp-
sher*. Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation^ will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 27
l'or the purchase of $550,000 school
building bonds.-
Dated June
1,
1957. Due on June 1 from 1958 to
1986 inclusive. Bonds due in 1982
and thereafter
are
callable
as
of
June L-1967. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-D) payable at the Alpena
Savings Bank, Alpena.
Legality
approved by Habermehl and Mandenberg^ of Alpena.
Note—No bids
were
Bond
Offering—Kenneth Berg-
stedt, Village Clerk, will receive
(DST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $11,Q00
street
improvement bonds.
Oct.
'
July 30—v. 186,
p.
Bond
Sale
Bend
Sale
manent
fund
:
Offering—La
Rayne B.
Lord, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (DST)
on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of
$200,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1957.
Due
1975
to
1971
Feb.
on
thereafter
Utica Community School District,
Michigan
Bond
Offering—George Roberts,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, wiH receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 5 for the
purchase
of
$1,750,000
school
building and site bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1977 and thereafter
are
callable
July 1, 1967. Principal and
interest .(J-J) payable at a bankring institution designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock &• Stone; of Detroit.
from
1960
in
due
callable
are
of Aug. 1, 1967. Principal and
interest
payable, at a suitable
$165,000 im¬
offered Aug.
—
The $200,000 per¬
improvement revolving
offered Aug. 20 — v.
oonds
p.
■i,
(P. O.
Willmar, Minn.
Bond
and
Sale —The
main
sewer
Aug. 14
—
v.
awarded to
and
the
as
MONTANA
Valley County School Dist. No, 23
(P. O. Frazer), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 19—v. 186,
p. 470—werenjWarded to the State
of Ldnd Commissioners.
Board
NEW
JERSEY
Bradley Beach, N. J.
\ Bond Sale—The $188,000 public
improvement bonds offered Aug.
20—v. 186, p. 674-—were awarded
to Boland, Saffin & Co., as 41/as,
at a price of 100.14, a basis of
p.
674
—
were
National
Bank
of
at
price
of
4s,
a
Bond Offering—Comptroller F.
Budolfson
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
12:15 p.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 5 for
purchase of $800,000 non-tax
exempt dormitory revenue bonds,
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
the
*
of
Bond
Offering
about
3.24%.
—
P. J. Kabus,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
29 for the purchase of $45,000 gen¬
Martin County Jndep. School Dist.
eral obligation water works bonds.
No. 89 (P. O. Welcome), Minn..
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 school
1
from
1960
to
1968
inclusive.
building bonds offered Aug. 20—
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
v.
186, p. 573—were awarded to able at
any suitable banking insti¬
a group
composed of J. M. Dain tution
designated by the purchas¬
& Co.; Allison-Williams Co., Inc.;
er.
Legality approved by Briggs,
Baxter & Co.; First National Bank
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
of
Minneapolis;
First Natipnal
ney, of St. Paul.
Bank of St. Paul; Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood; and MannheimerMISSISSIPPI
Egan, Ific., as follows:
$60,000 4.10s. Due on Sept. 1 from Copiah County (P. O. Hazelhurst),
Mississippi
1960 to 1965
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
inclusive,
Bond
85,000 4.30s. Due on Sept. 1 from
245,000 41//2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
bonds
bear
terest of IV2%
March
to
$210,000
additional
in¬
'/
Tufte,
sealed
(DST) on Sept.
3
for the purchase of $500,000
sewer revenue bonds.
Dated Oct.
bids until 8 p.m.
1, 1957.
1987
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
Callable as of
inclusive.
Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at a banking
Oct. 1, 1972.
est
successful
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap-
roved
Faegre
institution to be
by
&
Benson,
of
Minneapolis.
District
;
-
Super¬
No.
5)
to Allen
Co.
at
school
building general obligation bonds
offered Aug. 14—v. 186, p. 673—
Camden
and
sewer xevenue
Aug.
21
of
186,
v.
—
awarded
1981
in
able
and
thereafter
are call¬
1, 1980. Principal
of Feb.
as
and interest (F-A) payable at the
United States Trust Company, of
York City, or at the Secu^
rity National Bank in Copiague.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
bonds offered
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
p. 674 —were
-New York City.
^
^ *
as
3s,
at
Brighton," ■ Highland•Clinton Water
District (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $30,000
offered Aug. 21 —
Lakeland Regional High Sch.
Dist.
Wanaque), N. J. Bond Offering Postponed—The
District called off the proposed
(P. Oi
offering on Aug. 22 of $2,040,000
school building bonds.— v.
186,
674.
p.
Little
District
bonds
v. 186,
781—were awarded to George
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Sage,
Rutty & Co., jointly, as 4.60s, at
100.18, a basis of about 4.58%.
p.
.
Cazenovia, Fenria & Nelson Central
School District No,
(P. O.
Ferry, N. J.
s
Cazenovia), N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
.
..
Batik
100.02/'a
basis of about 2.99%.
$128,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
Aug. 20 —v. 186, p. 674 — were
awarded
to
the
City National
Bond Offering—C. M.
District
Egcnberg,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
27 for the purchase of $1,185,000
school building bonds.
,
■
Princeton, N. J. 1 v
Bond Offering
Robert F.
Mooney, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(DST)
bids
until
8
p.m.
-
City.
Bond Sale—The
Sandyston-W.alpack Consol. School
(P. O. Layton), N. J.
F. Bar¬
District
Bond Offering—George
nard, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) oh Sept.
the
for
4
purchase
of
$190,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 3956.
1971
to
interest
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
(M-N) payable at the
Branchville
Branchville.
National
Legality
Bank,
approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York
Scotch
Dist.
City.
Plains
Township
School
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
Offering—D. E. Everett,
Secertary of the Board of Educa¬
tion will receive sealed bids until
on
July
clusive.
District No.
5 road and
bridge bonds. Due
serially from 1958 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
x
Supervisor's District
No.
4 road and bridge bonds. Due
serially from 1958 to 1973 in¬
Sept. 5 for the
$113,000
building
on
Dated
July 1, 1957. Due
1958 to 1962 in¬
Principal
and interest
1 from
payable at the Suburban
Trust Co., Scotch Plains.
Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor & Washburn,
of New York
(J-J)
City.
Union
Township School District
(P. O. Union), N. J.
Bond Offering—R. A. Schober,
County (P. O. Yazoo), Miss.
Sale—The $150,000 Court
remodeling and Office
Building bonds offered Aug. 23
House
to
Delta
National
New York
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
in¬
Supervisor's
and interest (M-S) payable at the
& Deposit Company,
First Trust
of Cazenovia, or at the Guaranty
Sept. 10 for the pur¬ Trust
Company, of New York
$174,500 parking area
City. Legality approved by Vanbonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
1975 in¬
way ,of New York City.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Cherry Valley, Middle field and
(F-A) payable at the Princeton
Roseboom Central School Dist.
Bank & Trust Co., Princeton., Le¬
No. 1 (P. O. Cherry Valley),
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
1977
clusive.
Dated Sept.
1957. «Due on March 1 from
1959 to 1987rihclusive.; Principal
1,
on
of
rially from 1958 to
awarded
.1958 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds due
$50,000 water
First National
to
Freehold,
bonds.
were
Le¬
New
se¬
Yazoo
NEW YORK
Freehold, N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
Due
25,000
National
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
bonds.
industrial
Bond
Minnesota
First
the
Bank & Trust Co., Camden.
The sale consisted of:
8 p.m, (DST)
of
$150,000 Supervisor's District No. purchase
60,000
Bond
Offering — Edwskd
R.
Pfitzner, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
9 for the purchase of $162,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
First National Bank of Allendale.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield .& Wood, of New York
City.
$2,111,000 school bonds.
Dated
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Feb, 1 from
Bond
Hamp Jones Co.
1
Waid wick School District, N. J.
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
by
($150,000
bonds
clusive.
Ramsey County Indep. School Dist.
No. 38 (P. O. Mounds View),
Bond Sale—The $600,000
as
''25,000 District No. 4 bonds to
Northfield, Minn.
to
000
&
City Recorder, will receive
awarded
visors District No. 1 and $60,-
from Nov. 1, 1957
Bond Offering—Henry E.
were
follows:
1959.
1,
Sale—The $235,000 bonds
offered Aug. 21
1970 inclusive.
1966 to
Bank,
Chew, Secretary of the Board of Babylon Union Free School District
No. 5 (P. O. Copiague), N. Y.
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
Bond Offering—Alice M. Har11 for the purchase of $3,500,000 nian, District Clerk, will receive
6 c h o o 1 building bonds.
-Dated sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
Due on Sept. 1 on Aug. 27 for tbe purchase of
Sept. 1, 1956.
chase
Wyckoff, Minn.
1959 to 1996 inclusive. In¬
National
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
«
•
'
4s, at par.
$120,000 airport
bonds offered Aug. 19 — v, 386,
p. 469 — were awarded to J. M.
Dain & Co., and Allison-Williams
Co., Inc., jointly, as 3V4S, at 100.02,
basis
Center
Bridgeton School District, N. J.
B oil d
Offering — H. Millard
i
,
Winona, Minn.
a
interest
Bank & Trust Co., Hackensack, as
100.12.
^
4.47%.
about
offered
Bank of Willmar
on
inclusive.
Union.
Bond Sale—The
N.
1 from
$40,000 water
bonds
186,
the
First
Willmar,
:,t
St. Paul), Minn.
1971 to
awarded to Braun, Bos worth
Co., Inc., and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., jointly, as 3%s.
1
Bonds
inclusive.
and
as
673—were awarded to a
group composed of E. J. Prescott
& Co.; American National Bank
of St. Paul; Kalman & Co., and
Juran & Moody, Inc.
186,
&
(P. O. Breckenridge),
6 banking institution designated by
the
successful bidder.
v. 186, p. 573—were awarded to
Legality
Piper, Jaffray <■ & Hopwood, of approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
Minneapolis..
'
J
apolis.
Hopkins, Minn.
were
successful
The
—
bonds
provement
264.
Traverse City, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 bonds
offered Aug. 19—v. 186, p. 673
of
Due on Jan.
1, 1957.
Hastings, Minn.
The
as
Minn.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
received for
the foregoing bonds when offered
on
F inlay son,
.
motor vehicle
Callable
County Independent School
Dist. No. I
r>
will receive
p.m.
Wilkin
Minnesota
Macalister College
jpfferiiigr-^M. Jane Sebo,
bids -until "2
St.
Bond
Three- Rivers, Mich.
>
as
Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
' '•
Paul..
•
as
of
l,
July 1 from 1958 to 1975
due in
Bank
National
American
•
tion, will receive; sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 27 for the
purchase OL $l6,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
inclusive. Bonds
local
assessment
Callable
cessful bidder.
v
spe¬
improve¬
ment bon d s offered Aug. 10—v.
186, p. 673—were awarded to the
Edith Scott,
—
;Sule—The '$150,000
31 from i960 to 1970 inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Due
cial
Bated
Township School District
Grand Forks, Minn.
East
Bond
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
of Aug. 1, 1967. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
Sept. 1 from 1956
Principal and
(M-S) payable at the
Due
1977
Union
1958. to 1972 inclusive.
-
—
1957,
to
,
.
,
,
Bank, and Bank
jointly.
61
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will - receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 5 for
purchase of $2,300,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
the
$425,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 186,
781—were awarded to a group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross;
p.
&
Manufacturers
Traders
Trust
Co., Buffalo, and National Com¬
mercial Bank & Trust Co., Al¬
as 4.20s,
of about 4.17%.
bany,
Fulton
at 100.18,
a
basis
City School District,
N. Y.
Bond Offering—James E.
Lani-
gan, President of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 3 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 28 for
the purchase of $850,000 school
building bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Company of
Central New York, Fulton, or at
inclusive.
1986
terest
the
Marine
Midland
Trust
Com¬
of New York City. Legal¬
approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
pany,
ity
York
City.
Gates
and
Chili Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P.
Bond
O. Rochester), N. Y.
Skle
—
The
$3,623;Q00
building bonds offered Aug. 21—
v.
186, p. 781—were awarded to
a group composed of Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc., Manu¬
facturers and Traders Trust Co.,
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross;
Struthers & Co.; Hayden,
& Co.;
Wood,
Stone
Shearson, Hairmill & Co.;
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(890)
&
about
School District No.
1
(P. O.
Y.
Offering—James C.
Aid-
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until
2 p.mfi, (DST)
on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of
$2,593,800 building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
District
1958
and interest
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Bank, Herkimer,
Midland
Marine
the
at
Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Offering
bids
sealed
receive
Donald W.
—
will
Comptroller,
City
Swansori,
until
2
p.m.
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $650,000 public improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
(DST)
on
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from 1958 to 1972
1
Principal
pnd interest
payable at the Guaranty
York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor & Washburn, of New York
(A-O)
Trust Co., New
City.
School District
Johnstown Common
(P.O. Gloversvillt), N. Y.
18
Sale—The
Bond
$79,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 21—
to
674—were awarded
Roosevelt &
Cross, as 4}4s,
v.
companies, it was an¬
nounced Aug. 22.
This includes
$10,000,000 of notes dated Aug. 21,
1957, and $25,000,000 dated Aug.
28, 1957. All are payable Nov. 1,
1957 and callable 10 days earlier,
Oct. 25.
The interest rate
on
the
notes is 314%. They are issued in
anticipation of real estate taxes as
yet uncollected.
The
banks
cated
The
are:
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
$7,760,000; The First Na¬
City Bank of New York $7,-
tional
360,000; Chemical Corn Exchange
$3,202,000;
Manufacturers
Company $3,101,000; Guar¬
anty Trust Company of New York
$3,077,000; Bankers Trust Com¬
pany
$2,863,000;
The
Hanover
Bank
$1,939,000;
Irving
Trust
Company $1,771,000; J. P. Morgan
& Co., Incorporated $969,000; The
New York Trust Company $844,000;
186,
100.10,
p.
a
Lima
basis of about 4.22%.
(P.
O.
Lima), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James
son,
Supervisor,
Town
sealed
ceive
at
bids
H. Glea-
will
2
until
re¬
p.m.
Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase of
$38,000 Town Garage
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
(DST)
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Genesee Valley
Union Trust Co., Lima. Legality
sive.
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
.
Minetto Union Free
No. 1 (P. O. Box
New
The
York
Bond Sale—The $275,000
school
building bonds offered Aug. 15—
V. 186, p. 674—were awarded to
the
Manufacturers and Traders
Buffalo, and Roose¬
velt & Cross, jointly, as 4.40s, at
a price of 100.54, a basis of about
Trust Co., of
al
Bank
County (P. O. Mineola),
New
Bond Sale
poses
bonds
—
York
totaling
No.
4
(P. O. Newburgh), N.
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
Third
National
Bank
in
Nash¬
ville, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
Penington, Colket & Co., McDon¬
nell & Co., Fahey, Clark &
Co.,
Malvern, Hill & Co., DeHaven &
Townsend,
Crouter
&
Bodine,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Rodman &
Renshaw, Julien Col¬
lins & Co., R. L. Whittaker &
Co.,
Arthur L. Wright &
Co., Inc., and
McDonald-Moore & Co.
Chas.
of
about
4.38%.
Chardon,
Bond
(P. O. Watertown), N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
$52,000 water
bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 186, p.
674—were awarded to George
Gibbons
100.29,
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
District No. 1 (P. O. Westbury),
New York
Sale—The $1,500,000 bond
Note
anticipation notes offered Aug. 20
—v. 186, p. 781—were awarded to
Empire Trust Co., New York City,
at
2.70%
North
West
(P.
O.
Park), N.
Alawick,
(DST)
on
—
receive
until
bids
sealed
2
on
Y.
Clerk,
until
bids
2
will
p.m.
Sept. 5 for the purchase
from
1
1958
1985
to
Dare County,
District (P.
Bond
ment
Kitty Hawk School
interest
Commission,
Due
t
E.
his
at
will
receive
office
in
Dated June
June 1
on
from
Ra¬
1,1957.
1959 to
1978
Principal and interest
payable at the Hanover
(J-D)
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
Shetterly
Mitchell,
&
payable
Oyster Bay, Jericho Fire District
(P. O. Jericho), N. Y.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
27 for the purchase of $2,500,000
building bond anticipation
notes.
Dated Sept. 16, 1957. Due
on March
17, 1958. Principal and
interest payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
West Hemp¬
price of par.
Offering—Ernest
Village Treasurer,
sealed
on
bids
Bond Sale—The $175,000 sani^
tary sewer bonds offered Aug. 20
186, p. 782—were awarded to
until
R.
$60,000
6s.
Due
1959 to
1968
1974
June
on
1966
from
1
inclusive.
to
1973
1978
to
inclusive.
for
Treasurer's
%
.
Board
of
the purchase
improvement,
24 for
school
Sept.
$500,000
Newcomerstown, Ohio
"
Offering—E.
D.
Brenne-
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) oh
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $14,500
special assessment bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Village
man,
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
est A-O.
receive
(EST)
a.m.
the
office.
Legality ap¬
Bricker, Marburger,
Barton, of Columbus.
proved
Inter¬
!
j
Falls,. Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until
the
Ohio
Turnpike Commission (P. O.
Berea), Ohio
by
Record
High Revenues in
—Revenue
Ohio
Bond
Offering — Dorothy V.
Gorenc, City Auditor, will receive
sealed
bids until noon (DST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $202,720
bonds, as follows:
from
July
operation of the
Turnpike
reached
an
all-
time monthly high of $2,447,716 in
July, 1957, the Executive Director
of the Ohio Turnpike Commission,
C.
W.
Hartford,
reported.
The
previous record
was the $2,157,559
Commission's
$65,915 street paving bonds. Due monthly income
Oct.
on
from
1
inclusive.
;
1959
to
1
from
99,300
1959 to
1968
on
Oct.
1963 inclusive.
special assessment bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
1959
1968 inclusive.
.
to
-
20,515 special assessment paving
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
1963 inclusive.
to
June, 1957.
Total
revenue
months
of
for, the first
1957
For the
same
income
was
seven
$10,580,645.
period of 1956 total
was
$7,940,829.
Revenue
for
July, 1957 was
of $1,988,386 from tolls,
$442,701 from restaurant and gaso¬
made up
line
1
1959
of
'
"
16,990 paving bonds. Due
inclusive.
Bond Offering
—
bids
at
his
will
receive
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on Aug.
27 for the purchase of $225,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1959
a.m.
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
/
interest
,
service
station
concessions
2
p.m.
district
•
-
"""•
Sale—The
$57,000 sewer
improvement special a$*
sessment bonds offered
July 22—
v.
Hayden, .Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
186,
land,
a
as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.55%.
Bedford
Bond
vers,
The $175,000 Dis¬
offered
Aug.
21—
of
to
103.36,
City School District, Ohio
Offering—Ralph D. Dee-
Clerk of the Board of' Edu¬
cation,
until
for
Verona, Verona Water Dist., N. Y.
265—were awarded
p.
will
noon
the
receive
(DST)
purchase
sealed
on
bids
Sept. 11 for
of
$1,980,000
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on June 1 and Dec. 1
school
from 1959 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
$16,628 from miscellaneous
sources, Mr. Hartford said.
)
\
■.
improvement
Bond
$80,000
school
offered July
bonds
23—v.
186, p. 265—were awarded
Sweney, Cartwright & Co., of
Columbus, as 4s, at a price of
101.13, a basis of about 3.83%.
to
bids
for
until
the
Cook.
on Sept. 5
$17,000 mu¬
nicipal building improvement
bonds. Dated, Aug. 15, 1957. Due
Dec.
15
clusive.
from
1959
Principal
•
•
-■
'
-
Offering
—
M.
Verna
Byers, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids at
the office of Robert E. Daniel's,
Executive
Head
until 4 p.m.
the
of
(EST)
purchase
of
the
on
District,
Aug, 29 for
$130,000
school
bonds. Dated Aug. .1, 1957. Due 011
.
D.
(EST)
noon
purchase of
<
-
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
Greenfield, Ohio
Offering—OUie
,
Ohio
Ohio
Sale—The
-
Perrysville Local School District,
Township Local School
Dist. (P. O. New Hampshire),
to
and
in¬
1973
interest
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Farmers & Savings
Bank, Perrysville,. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Thompson Township Local School
District (P. (J. Bellevae), Ohio
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 186,
p. 574—were awarded to McDon¬
ald & Co., as 4s, at 100.42, a basis
Williams, of Cincinnati.
of
(J-D) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional Bank of Greenfield. Legal¬
Lorain .County (P. O.
Bond Offering
—
,
j
Ed ward
Gaw-
(EDST) on Aug.
26
for
the
purchase of $8,584
water improvement special assess¬
bonds.
ment
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
a.m.
Dated
1
Sept.
from
1958
1,
1957.
to
1967
Principal
and; interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lucas
County
'EST)
chase
ment
Commissioners,
sealed
on
of
bids
until
will
10
re¬
a.m
Sept.
10 for the pur¬
$173 510 soecial assess¬
bonds,
as
3.92%.
Boiid
'
Offering —.Walter Olpp,
Clerk of the
will
receive
follows:
! $156,420 Sylvania Township Road
Board
on
purchase
of
building
1957.
on
until
June
1
and
Dec.
1
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
interest (J^-D) payable
Exchange Bank
cipal and
the
bids
Sept. 10 for the
$1,200,000 school
bonds.' Dated -Sept. -1,
Due
from 1959 to
at
of Education,
sealed
(EST)
noon
Market
Co., Columbus. Legality approved
by
Bricker,
Barton,
of
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Offering—Anna C,
Pflugfelder, Clerk of the Board of
ceive
about
Elyria), Ohio ■Whitehall City Sch. District, Ohio
lik, Clerk of. Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10
Ashland, Ohio
Bond
1,
Goshen
on
leigh until 11
'
Sept.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
W. E. Easter-
Commission,
dated
are
Interest A-O.
1957.
Bond
ling, Secretary of Local Govern*
1978
bonds
June 1 from
on
Mocksville, N. C.
re¬
Aug. 29 for the pur¬
—
11
Evatt &
Bond
Ac-
will
of $61,000
judgment and
acquisition bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958
to 1969 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Saugerties National Bank & Trust
Company,
Saugerties.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
-ity.
bonds
the
of
.
Vasck,
bonds.
Brown
will
purchase of
$69,752.54 special assessment street
follows:
chase
Bond Sale
;
F.t J.
—
by the Village Clerk
noon (DST) on Aug. 27 for
purchase of $13,400 special
paving and curbing
improvement bonds.; Dated Oct. I. assessment
1957.
Due on April 1 from 1959 bonds. Dated Sept. 1,1957. Due
on May
1 and Nov. 1 from 19.58
to
1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the City to 1967 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Sept.
on
R. S. Dickson & Co., at par, a net
interest cost of about 4.69%, as
land
trict
until
of
Newton
Agnes
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 11:30
The
OHIO
(EDST)
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer
Ohio
Saugerties, N. Y.
ceive
Offering
City
Girard,
County (P. O.
Greensboro), N. C.
Note Offering ■—W. E. Easter-
to
The $295,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 15
—v. 186, p. 782—were awarded to
the Meadow Brook National Bank
Bond
Bond
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
Cain,
of
Guilford
sealed
kert,
Ohio
—
New York City.
ment
Square, of Mineola. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
a
Maple Heights City School District,
Squire,
by
were awarded to
Sweney,
Cartwright & Co., as 4s, at a price
of 100.38, a basis of about 3.95%.
Easter-
inclusive.
Franklin
4V2S, at
approved
\
of
%
,
Bond
575
O. Manteo), N. C.
Offering—W.
sealed, bids
at the Franklin National Bank of
as
Principal
1957.
Chillicothe,
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ling,
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on June 1
from 1958 to 1985 inclusive.
stead,
1,
(J-D) payable at the
Chardon Savings Bank Company.
CAROLINA
clusive.
County,
Sept.
and interest
Legality approved by Van¬
Bond Sale—The,$25,790.76 street
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ improvement special assessment
way, of New York City. ,
bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 186, p.
NORTH
Dempsey,
Education, will receive sealed bids
falo.
45,000 4,->s. Due
Nassau
in¬
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
turers
&
Sanders
Cleveland.
on
1967
to
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Manufac¬
& Traders Trust Co., Buf¬
on
bonds are dated Sept. 20,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Ohio
Due
1959
from
Legality
470,000 school land bonds. Dated
of
1
Dated
10,000 5s. Due June 1, 1967.
60,000 4Vis. Due on June 1 from
—
to
bonds.
sewage
Dec.
in¬
school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
Bond Sale
1959
from
(J-D)
$6,927,000
and
1
clusive.
$7,397,000 bonds, as follows:
Principal
for the pur¬
improvement
on
June
Due
1957.
Squire,
Dec.
on
36,000
p.m.
Improve¬
bonds.
1958 to 1967 in¬
The
1967 inclusive.
Aug. 28 for the pur¬
chase of $198,594.74 improvement
bonds. Dated June 1, 1957. Due
(DST)
noori
follows:
Due
will
Supervisor,
Town
re¬
$102,500 special assessment bonds.
—v.
Mrs. Florence
District
sealed
Ditch
857
No.
and
(P. O. New Hyde
Offering
on Aug. 29
of
$138,500
as
Louisburg, N. C.
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Bond
Melvin
17,090
clusive.
until
bonds,
Street, West Seneca 24), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Chester
G.
Germain,
bids
chase
Seneca
4620
sealed
^LgD^T)
Co., Inc., as 4.40s, at
basis of about 4.37%.
Seneca
interest.
District No. 9
inclusive.
Offering-— Jennie C
ceive
&
a
bonds*
1958 to
20 from
Dec.
on
1967
Ohio
Davidson, Village Clerk, will
school
North
Due
ment
1
Y.
King & Co.;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; and National
Bank
of
Westchester, of White
Plains, as 4.40s, at 100.13, a basis
&
Co., Inc.,
Kean, Taylor & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Baxter & Co., J. Barth &
Co.,
of
composed
awarded
Bank, of New York City, Lehman
Brothers, and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., as 4.20s, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 4.18%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate: Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Blair & Co., Inc., R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Mercantile Trust Company, o# St.
Louis, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Shields
&
Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Bear, Stearns &
Co.,
Water District No.
Watertown
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 186,
p. 781—were awarded to a group
'
Dec. 20 from
shing,
Newhurgh Common School District
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
% Improvement No. 671
.
land.
4.55%.
about
of
school bonds.
$109,000; Kings County Trust
Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. $81,000;
The Amalgamated Bank of New
York $70,000; and Underwriters
Trust Company $42,000.
$21,002,000
19—v. 186, p. 674—
to
a
syndicate
headed by the First National City
$182,000;
Bank & Trust
pany
offered Aug.
were
basis
Sterling National
Company of New York $154,000:
of
The various pur¬
falo, Jointly, as 4.60s, at 100.53, a
Trust
York
Traders Trust Co., Buf¬
&
turers
Federation Bank arid Trust Com¬
receive
Nassau
New
of
(J-D) payable
Co., Cleve¬
land. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders
& Dempsey,
of Cleve¬
at the Cleveland Trust
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
27 for the purchase
of $200,000
P.
4.34%.
Midland
Company of New York $560,000;
The Bank of New York $535,000;
United States Trust Company of
New York $192,000; Empire Trust
Company $189,000; Grace Nation¬
School District
482, Minetto),
Marine
cipal and interest
to
awarded
674—were
p.
Roosevelt & Cross, and Manufac¬
allo¬
amounts
and
186,
v.
trust
Trust
Jamestown, N. Y.
No.
20 banks
Bank
Bond
Due
Gerosa to
Lawrence E.
National
First
or
inclusive.
1986
to
$35,000,000 have been
by
City
Comptroller
awarded
and
Herkimer), N.
Bond
City, N. Y.
Tax anticipation
—
notes worth
4.15%.
Herkimer and Little Falls Central
rich,
Sale
Note
Co.,
of
York
New
Co.; and Kenower, MacArthur
as 4.20s, at 100.44, a basis
&
.
.
Marburger,
Columbus:
Evatt
&
OKLAHOMA
Nowata County Indep. School Dist.
No. 40 (P. O. Nowata), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $345,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 188,
p. 782—wefe awarded to Small-
Milburn
wards,
Co4 Inc., and R. J. Ed¬
Inc., jointly.
Number 5667
186
Volume
County
Pushmataha
No.
District
School
,
.
.
.
000
Independent
4 (P. O.
(CST)
chase
of
8
$5,000
equipment bonds.
OREGON
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
fori the purchase of $15,000
general obligation sewer bonds.
frond
1
1957.
Due on Aug.
1965 inclusive.
to
office.
Treasurer's
City
Cleckner
burg.
/•
eral
Greenwood Drive,
1162
Salem), Ore.
Offering—Jack
Bond
O.
to
&
(PST) on Aug. 26
of $550,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated July
bids until 5 p.m.
eral
101.76,
$185,000
266
p.
group
gen¬
&
Masten
E.
—
3V2s,
as
at
Principal
1973.
1,
interest
and
Lincoln
and
postponed.)
ity approved by Burgwin, Rutf.n,
was
Offering — M. C. Huff,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Sept.
Bond
& Pohl,
Perry
the
school
purchase of $1,183,000
building bonds.
Due on
Jan.
from
1
1961
inclu¬
1967
to
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre, of Portland.
Medford, Ore.
arterial
storm
street
totaling
bonds
sewer
$195,000 offered Aug. 15—v. 186,
p. 575—were awarded to a group
United States
National Bank, of Portland, Blyth
& Co., and Kalman & Co., as 4s,
at
a
price of 100.16, a basis of
composed
(DST) on Sept. 3 for the purchase
$295,000
general
obligation
bonds., Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due
of
clusive.
about 3.97%.
approved
by
Perry & Pohl,
Legality
Burgwin, Ruffin,
burgh.
of
RICO
...
.
Rico (Commonwealth of)
Investment in New Pueito
Puerto
"Bootstrap" Industries Now Passes
Million Mark—Manufactur¬
ing investment in Puerto Rico under the Commonwealth's "Opera-
$300
of
Port
Port
Bond Sale—The
$79,972.25 dock
construction' bonds
-
16
were
Ore.
Oxford,
offered
tional Bank, of Portland.
.
Aug.
awarded to the First Na¬
7
industrialization
Bootstrap"
tion
program
passed the $300,000,000
mark for the first time during the
12 months ending June 30.
July 1,
A report " issued by the Com1957 and mature on July 1 from
1958 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
•^monwealth's-.--^cQnomin Develop*
ment Administration U. S. head¬
and interest. (J-J) payable at the
at 579 Fifth Avenue,
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ quarters
shows that $255,000,000 of this total
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
is in private capital investments
of New York City.
while the Puerto Rican govern¬
PENNSYLVANIA
ment
itself has
put $45,000,000
_
The
bonds-
dated
are
mainly in fac¬
into
Bethlehem, Pa.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
purchase
of
obligation
Sept. 17 for the
bonds.
general
$1,500,000
Darby, Pa.
Bond
Offering—W. L. Purfield,
Borough
Secertary,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(DST)
on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $50,000
bonds.
general obligation
Grove
City,
186,
3%s,
at
p.
18
675—were awarded to
City
National
Bank,
as
100.10.
Lower Paxton
Township Authority
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond
of
Sale—A
Butcher
Co.;
&
Schmidt,
Parke;
Biddle
group
Dolphin '?■&
Co.,
Necker & Co.,
Roberts
Co.;
and
000,000
on
p.
Callable as of Dec. 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York City.
1 from
inclusive.
Lacy-Lakeview, Texas
$375,000
waterworks
and
sewer
system
Bond Sale—An issue of
CAROLINA
follows:
110,000 514 s. Due
O.
1967
drainage
(tax)
1, 1957. Issue
$250,000 will mature on Oct. 1
of
Oct.
Bond
combined
utility
public
bonds
revenue
interest
in
bank
payable at the State
Bank
&
Trust
Company,
of
Greenwood. Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
(J-J)
Charleston.
(State of)
';
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Ports
186,
$6,000,000 State
Aug. 21—v.
offered
awarded
675—were
p.
to
a
headed by Bankers Trust
_o.,
of New \ork; as 3.40s, at
100.27, a basis of about 3.37%.
Others in. the syndicate: Har¬
ris Trust and Savings Bank; C. J.
Devine & Co.; F. S. Moseley &
group
& Co.; An¬
Gregory &
Sons; J. Barth & Co.; A. M. Kid¬
der & Co., Inc.; Hannahs, Ballin
& Lee; Baker, Watts & Co.; A. G.
Edwards & Sons; E. H. Pringle
Co.;
Smithers
S.
F.
&
drews
Wells,
Inc.;
a
Legality approved
Bell
&
Weems
Sept.
1, 1957.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Lamar State
College of Technology
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
1
Bond Sale
mitory
(P. O.
Texas
Offering—W. C. Mooney.
—
to
—
the
v.
Bond
River),
Home Finance
tors, will receive sealed bids until
(CST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $45,000 water works
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957.
Due
5
p.m.
1
June
on
are
in
due
1987 in¬
to
1960
from
Bonds
clusive.
callable
1969
and
1, 1968.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Mercantile
National Bank of Dallas. Legality
approved
Spence
Gibson,
by
&
Gibson, of Austin.
p.
offered
472
—
Agency,
as
house
was
$264,000 school
(unlimited tax) bond issue
sold to the Columbian Secu¬
rities
Corp of Texas,, and Henry
Keller &
Son, jointly,
$33,000 3%s. Due
1958 to
on
follows:
as
Feb. 15 from
1960 inclusive.
231,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1961
to 1972 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Aug. 15,
Corsicana, Texas
$150,000
general obligation sewer systerr
improvement and extension bonds
was sold to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Beane, as
Fenner
follows:
„
$55,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
54,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1965 to
double their
exports of five years
Aug.
1
sive.
1969 inclusive.
Bond
H.
have
enabled
the new industries
Puerto
Ricans
to
purchase more goods and services
the U. S. than ever before.
(F-A) payable at the Citizens and
Southern
National
Greenville.
Within 10 years,
since "Operation
Bootstrap" began, purchases from
the U. S. have .lumped from $221,000,000 in 1945-46 to $571,000,000
in 1955-56, an increase of 158%.
indirectly
is
directly
Sinkler,
program
new
has
also
created 42,500
jobs, the majority of which
in factories.
Gibbs
Simons,
&
of
SOUTH
Bond
Sale—The
$65,000
build¬
266—were sold to the Depart¬
ment of
as
3s, at
School and
a
for
the
school
building
price of
Public Land,
par.
to
asked
and
(CST)
Due
(b)
(a)
on
Aug. 26
$700,000
bonds;
on
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1972
on
on
of
purchase
Bids
are
non-callable bonds
bonds to be callable
after ten years from date of issue.
Groton), S. Dak.
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 186,
p.
Clark, President of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m.
1958
DAKOTA
County, Groton Independent
School District No. 33 (P. O.
)
of
Sept. 1, 1957.
Brown
or
The "Bootstrap
of
Charleston.
responsible for a new
for Puerto Rico.
Bank,
Legality approved by
from
are
Corpus Christi), Texas
Offering — Judge Charles
to 1968 inclu¬
and
interest
from 1958
Principal
Principal and interest (M-S)
able at
a
pay¬
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
2%s, at
Texas
Bond Sale—The
The
Bond Sale—An issue of
were
Housing and
Olney Independent School District,
of June
as
186,
price of par.
of Direc¬
of the Board
President
a
$450,000 dor¬
bonds
Federal
Improvement Dist. No. 2
Little
The
revenue
August 9
sold
Water Control and
County
Sept. 1 from
on
of Chicago, or at the
Citizens National Bank, of Waco.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
city mutually
Vinsin,
Elkins,
Searls, of Houston.
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Company,
acceptable to the city and the suc¬
thereafter
South Carolina
payable at
(A-O)
Reserve
a
1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1972
to
1958
and
system
son-Humphrey, Co., Inc,„ ,of Co¬
as
4V2S. Dated July 1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
Oct.
they will mature on
1976
American National Bank & Trust
accepted bid is for $200,000 bonds,
sold to Robin¬
was
Dated
and interest
If the
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
to
1 from
1977 to 1987 inclusive.
$250,000
Dated
group
Co., and R. A. Underwood & Co.,
235,000 5V2s. Due
or
a
on Sept.
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Offering—Gary
bonds.
sold to
was
composed of Nongard, Showers &
Murray, Inc., Rauscher, Pierce &
$30,000 5s. Due
by
Ninety Six, S. C.
Sale—An issue of $55,000
bonds
revenue
1977 inclusive.
cessful bidder.
SOUTH
1
Dec.
Sum¬
000
20—v.
revenue
1967.
City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Bond
$1,300,000
system
Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
from 1958 to 1991 in¬
clusive.
mers,
I.
water
will
Dated
bonds.
Bellaire, Texas
783—were awarded to a
composed of First Boston
Corp.;
G.
H.
Walker
&
Co.;
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, and
Lybns & Shafto, Inc., as 4.20s, at
100.31, a basis of about 4.15%.
186,
annual net income of $223,000,000
Yarnall,
Oakes,
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $10,Comptroller,
City
41,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
industrialization is & Co.
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
now
responsible for about 20%
Walhalla, S. C.
The bonds
of all economic activity in Puerto
are
dated Aug. 1,
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
Rico. The new plants, all of which
1957. Interest F-A, Legality ap¬
waterworks system improvement
have started within the past 10
proved by McCall, Parkliurst &
bonds was sold to Robinson-Hum¬
years, export more than $190,000,-,
Crowe, of Dallas.
phrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta, as
000 worth of goods to the U. S.
Delmar Junior College (P. O.
market annually.
This is nearly 3Y2s. Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
&
purchased $2,450,-
pri¬
&
Schaffer,
R.
The
—
offered Aug.
by
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
"Bootstrap"
Industrialization
composed
Sherrerd; Bache
Poole,
program
Income from
general
obligation bonds offered Aug.
Grove
buildings and loans, to
enterprise.
ago.
Pa.
Bond Sale—The $75,000
—v.
the
tory
vate
Sale
bonds
&
Houston, Texas
Offering—Roy B.
Bond
as
lumbia,
Pittsburgh.
PUERTO
to
in
approved
Parkhurst
TEXAS
group
1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Sept.
the
of
will
p.m.
payable at the Peoples First Na¬
tional Bank* & Trust Co., Pitts¬
Sale—The
Bond
and
Township Commissioners,
sealed bids until 8
1973
due
callable
are
Mercantile National Bank, Dallas.
Legality
255,000 4.10s. Due on June 1 from
Freeman
Westerly,
Pittsburgh), Pa.
—
Edward C.
receive
on
Co.;
.Bond
school
Nordsiek, Secretary of the Board
of
&
1972
to
Bonds
thereafter
of Sept. 15, 1967. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Corp., as follows:
1958
and
1968
Sept. 15 from 1958
on
inclusive.
as
Bank of
Securities
$105,000 4s. Due on June
1982
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $200,-
Offering
Bond
of
& Com¬
pany;
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.;
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Arthur L.
Barth
of Pittsburgh.
Upper1 St. Clair Township (P. O.
3330 Bethel Church Road,
District
Bank
Graves,
Due
1957.
to
composed of Equitable Securities
&
Moseley
S.
Offering — J. A. Fowler,
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 26 for.the
purchase
of
$4,359,000
school
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 15,
County (P. O.
Corp.;
First National
Memphis; and Temple
County Independent School
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
Bond
576—were awarded to a group
p.
Wright & Co., Inc.; KirkpatrickPettis Company.
Co., Rankin. Legal¬
Bank,& Trust
(P. O. Box 97, Newport), Ore.
for
Dated
Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1972
inclusive. - Principal and interest
County Sch. Dist.
County,
bonds.
tion
payable,..at the Mellon National
scheduled
10
June
for
chase
Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incorpo¬
rated;
Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Trust
Company
of Georgia; J.
p.m.
the foregoing
originally
offering of
was
7
on Aug. 29 for the pur¬
of $75,000 general obliga¬
Portland
(The
until
(DST)
(J-J) payable at a place in Salem
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc~
Culloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
bonds
Sa-
sealed
&
Company;
Trust
Co.; The First
Portland, Ore.;
L.
F.
Rothschild & Co.; W. H.
Morton
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Pa.
bids
Northern
The
bino,- Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
Savings
Harris Trust and
Bank;
Kidder, Peabody
F.
L.
8
63
District
Springfield), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
bonds offered
Aug. 16 — v. 186,
syndi¬
the
of
members
Other
Robertson
-
;
cate;
National
Offering—Joseph
at
basis of about 3.90%.
a
3.74%.
about
were
composed of
Co.,
;*•.Rankin,
Bond
Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
1985 inclusive. Callable on Jan.
Valley
Blackstone
600,000 Vocational School bonds
as
33As, at 100.02, a basis of
offered
bonds
186,
a
Pa.
100.08, a basis of about 3.48%:
1, 1957.
'
3.74%.
1,000,000
the purchase
for
10
College ^of Education
Building Fund bonds as 33/4S,
at
100.02, a basis of about
$5,100,000
Co.;-Kay,"Richards & Co., and
A.
Ector
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept.
10 for the purchase of
$250,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 196r<
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
lows:
McJunkin, Patton & Co.; Chaplin
bie, Secretary of Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
.
1,
Sewer District bonds as 4s,
Castle,
until
Jackson, Tenn.
Offering — B. F.
Bond
York City, and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., as fol¬
'
—v.
awarded
Fris-
A.
City
National
First
by
Bank, New
Nissley,
Harris¬
of
bids
sealed
p.m.
1958.
headed
interest
by
receive
will
(CST) on Aug. 27 for the
purchase of $210,000 general obli¬
meg V ui. k
q poAo^dde Xjijegaq
gation school building and equip¬
Rhode Island (State of)
ment bonds.
Bond
Sale —The
$6,700,000
TENNESSEE
bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 186, p.
782—were awarded to a syndicate
June 30,
the Dauphin
Co.,
Harrisburg.
Sale—-The
19
Sept.
and
improvement
Aug.
will
(DST) on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $175,000 tax
anticipation notes. Due
at
Fearen,
New
Bond
(P.
District
Water
&
'
'■
land.
to
Principal
Legality ' approved
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Kaizer
Note Offering—Sealed bids
be received until 4 p.m.
dated
are
(M-S)' payable
Trust
Deposit
Principal and interest payable at
the
bonds
The
1957.
1958
par.
$25,000 4%s, due Sept. 1, 1972.
26
Dated Aug. 1,
at
1,:. 1968;
$20,000
4.60s, due
Sept. 1, 1969; $25,000 4.65s,
due
Sept.
1,
1970;
$25,000
4.70s, due Sept. 1, 1971, and
Independence,. Ore.
Offering—E. E. Addison,
Bond
County Indep. School
No. 1 (P. O.
Yankton), S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Ernest E. Myers,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Central Falls, R. I.
1,000,000 bonds as 4 Vg§f at par.
175,UOQ .bonds as follows: $zu,000
4.15s, due Sept. 1, 1965; $20,000 " 4.30s, due Sept. 1, 1966;
$20,000
4.40s,
due
Sept.
1,
1967; $20,000 4V2s, due Sept.
p.m.
for the pur¬
transportation
Aug. 26
on
until
bids
sealed
will
Schools,
of
Superintendent
receive
Yankton
ISLAND
District
'
..
$1,275,0Q0 bonds as 5V8S,
Due Sept. 1, 1997.
§
Paul Howard,
—
'
RHODE
bonds, as fol¬
sevver;revenue
lows:
Antlers), Okla.
Offering
Bond
-,
(891)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^-saving^
.
Monday, August 26, 1957
.
.
(892)
Legality ap¬
F-A.
Interest
1957.
&
by McCall, Parkhurst
of Dallas.
proved
Crowe,
783—were
1958
sewer
Dallas.
Cook
June
Aug.
on
of Chicago.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
Dillon, Union Securities
to
#Vo. 92
of
Bond
Sale
limited
tax
—
The $100,000 un¬
Company,
Trust
tenden
improvement
road
port, as 3.80s. at a
the Board of
will
receive
Vermont Bank
of
until
Brattleboro,
Co.,
Trust
I &
(DST) on Aug. 29 for the
j purchase of $131,000 school bonds,
|
UTILITIES COMPANY
1
Whitman County,
of New¬
p.m.
1957, have been declared
tember 3,
following rates per share:
at the
5%
Preferred
.
,
.
.
.
interest payable at the
j First National Bank
! Legality
approved
Boston.
25"
.
25'"
5.40% Convertible Preferred
27"
m% Convertible Preferred
27^
sidewalk and sewer
Common
40"
Aug.
5?o Convertible Preferred
able
D.
19
/.
VICE-PRES, a TREAS.
.
of
a
3.68%.
about
Bond
Notice of Dividend
declared
clay
dend
the
50
of
per
share
1957,
stockholders of record
close
the
of
business
Sep¬
tember 17. 1957.
e, McCarthy
john
President
August 22. 1957.
Gordon Ben¬
Bend
payable
at
the
National
the First
National
Bank,
Merchants
and
Legality approved by
Hoyt. Taylor & Washburn,
Richmond,
Reed,
to
1,
Lines.
FOX FILM CORPORATION
of
this
dividend cf
cash
outstaudiug
Corporation
has
$.40
per
Common Siocis
been
declared
payable September 13, 1P.57 to stockholders
cf
record
at
September 13,
the
close
of
business
to
Win,
and
sold
& Co.,
Harper & Son
P.
White, Weld & Co., jointly, as
follows:
yr&
$560,000 4^s. Due on July 15 from
1963 to 1977
oa
1957.
1,040,000
DONALD A. HENDERSON,
TorontoMontreal or
Toronto, at the holder's option.
Dominion
6 Co.,
to
Bank,
Elizabeth
•%
97.54,;
bonds
186, p. 576—^
Halsey, Stuart
19—v.
awarded
were
Ste.
of
office
principal
t'
the
m
School Commission,
Quebec
a
basis
of
6.05%.
about
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.,
1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
Dated
terest M-S.
Inc., and Burns, Corbett &
os.
1978 to
inclusive.
Due on July 15 from
1987 inclusive.
&
Quarles,
Grove,
the
on
Wis.
July
offered
19
West Allis
State
Bayside,
River Hills
(Villages) and Glendale (City),
Mapledale School Dist. (P. O.
Milwaukee),
sealed
W.
Colwell
bids
Mr. Roth
will
J-J.
July
15,
1957.
Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
First
from
bonds. Due
1958
to
1969
are
01
1
dated
callable
Oct.
1,
received
Wisconsin
Na¬
tional Bank, 743 North Water St.,
Sent.
from
terest
1,
to
1977
inclusive. In¬
Thetford
ONTARIO
Emerson, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Mines,
Que.
$865,000
sold to a
group composed of Banque Canadienne Nationale, Belanger, Inc.,
Burns Bros. & Denton, Ltd., Cred¬
Bond Sale—Ah issue
of
improvement bonds was
Quebec,
Hudon, Ltd., and W. C.
$101,500
bonds
was
Inc., Morgan,
Ostiguy
Pitfield
5V2s, at a price of
94.81,
a
basis of about 6.23 /c.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July I
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬
&
improvement
1958
M-S.
&
,1
5-4%
Credit
price of
6.07%.
19571 Due on Sept.
it
CANADA
c/o
$125,000
cf Oct. 1,
as
Denver.
that
of
Quebec, Inc., as 5%s, at a
97.07,
a
basis
of about
Dated
are
L967. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Daw¬
son.
Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
Schleck, Assistant Vice-
President,
1
bonds
1957 and
Clerk
announces
be
The
Treasurer.
Dated
inclusive.
Oct.
Bond Sale—An issue
building bonds was sold to
Wis.
Offering—District
Bond
John
1
inclusive.
were
of par.
Point,
Oct.
Quebec
sewer bonds.
from 1959 to
sanitary
on
1977
$100,000 sewer
Bank, West Allis, as 3s, at a price
Fox
Due
575.000 water works
Sale—The
to
$1,150,000
by
of
Milwaukee.
awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of SI.600.-
&
Spooner
bonds
000 water revenue bonds was
the
were
Baird
Legality, approved
1967.
Elm
Anacortes, Wash.
TWENTIETH CENTURY-
eit
21
1957. Due on Nov. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
Sept. 1 from 1958 to
Bond
WASHINGTON
W.
Robert
1975 inclusive. Callable as of Sept.
City.
of New York
quarterly
Aug.
offered
,
Sale—The $420,000
Aug.
of
1958 to 1977
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
in lawful money of Canada at the
Wis.
Stevens Point,
Bond
offered
Sale—The $200,0C0 build¬
bonds
awarded
Secretary of the
(M-S)
A
i
a.m.,
Cut¬ •''.-■Bond Sale—An issue of $80,500
building bonds was sold to Savard
& Hart, Inc., as 5 V-> s, at a price of
ler, of Chicago.
(Towns)
II
Aug. 28 for the pur¬
$6,376,000 serial bonds.
on
Dated Nov. 1,
ceptable to the District and the
ity approved by Chapman &
(P. O.
(EDST)
from
until
tenders
sealed
purchaser, or at the Silver Lake
State Bank, Silver Lake.
Legal¬
Wis.
Denmark),
(A-O) payable at a
institution mutually ac¬
Brisebois announces
E.
Commission will receive
the
that
chase
interest
banking
inclusive.
School District No. 5
ing
and
(Village), New Denmark,
Cooperstown & Franklin
Dumfries
Bank of Manassas, or at
ehare
1977
to
Treasurer
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1, 1957.
to 1977
Sept. 1 from
on
Lakes
will receive sealed
7:30 p.m.
(DST) on
1959
Oct.
Commission
(P. O. Montreal), Que.
Bond Offering — Secretary-
St. Joseph De La Riviere Bleue,
Pickard, Inc., jointly, as 334s, at
State Com¬
Quebec
Co..
and
Milwaukee
Company, 100.13, a basis of about 3.73%.
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
"Bond Sale—An issue of $73,000
jointly, at 100.37f a net interest
ceive sealed bids at the Commis¬
5%%
cost of about 4.26%, as follows:^,.
improvement
bonds was
WYOMING
sion's office. Room 222, Finance
sold to La Corporation de Prets
Building. Capitol Square, Rich¬ $75,000 4%s. Due on Sept.' 1 from
Casper, Wyo. < •
de
Quebec, and Garneau, Bou¬
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
mond, until noon (EST) on Sept. 5
Bowl Offering—Lois E. Bennett,
langer, Ltd., jointly, at a price of
125,000 414S. Due on Sept. 1 from
for the purchase of $375,000 sewer
City Clerk, will receive sealed 91.02. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
system bonds. Dated Sept. 1,1957.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Sept.
to 1967 inclusive. Interest F-A.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1987
The bonds are dated Sept. 1, 5 for the purchase of $1,725,000
inclusive.
Principal; and interest
Ste. Martine School Commission,
bonds, as follows:
1957. Due on
nett,
September 27.
payable
to
1970
Denmark
(P. O. Richmond),
Bond Offering—J.
Montreal Metropolitan
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $279,000 school building bonds.
Dated
inclusive.
Due
until
bids
Due on Sept. 1 from
1969
1958 to
and Twin
J-J.
Interest
District Clerk,
Ripley
600,000 334S.
Virginia
on
20
Aug.
offered
composed of Harris Trust
$880,000 3%s.
Postponed—The
William County,
(Town)
from
15
payable at the Mo¬
Madison.
6.55%.
about
of
basis
a
July 15, 1957. Due on July
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated
(Village) Joint School District No.
1
(P.~ O. Genoa City), Wis.
Bond Offering—Irene Kimball,
& Co., Inc.; Braun,
Bosworth & Co.; Allan Blair &
Co., and First National Bank of
on
Sanitary Dist.
quarterly divi¬
a
cents
capital stork of this Corpo¬
ration.
at
Prince
lias this
—
Savings Bank, Chicago: Harri-
man
off the proposed of¬
Aug. 22 of $2,492,000
school bonds.—v. 186, p. 783.
fering*
(A-O)
93.72,
approved by Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
The $1,480,000
County called
COACH LINES, INC,
The Board of Directors
Offering
ent, Guimont, Inc.; and J. T. Gendron, Inc., as 5V:>s, at a price of
Grove State Bank,
nona
Wis.
Sale
bonds
group
&
O.
Arlington County (P.
Arlington), Va.
AVENUE
terest
Neenah, at 100.006, a net interest
cost of about 3.65%, as follows:
VIRGINIA
FIFTH
1977
186, p. 676—were awarded to
—v.
100.09, a basis
Tyson, as 3.70s. at
August 19, 1957
1957.
Randall
186, p. 676—were
to Townsend. Dabney &
awarded
tion
Ltd.; Clem¬
Garneau, Boulanger,
11 for the pur¬
general obliga¬
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due on Oct.. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
Sept.
on
of $600,000
chase
Legality
Appleton.
Bond
school
street,
bonds offered
$55,000
composed of Grenier, Ruel & Cie.,
Inc.; La Corporation de Prets de
Quebec:
J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.;
will receive sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
oral
j
of $700,000
building bonds was sold to a group
WISCONSIN
of
<
J-J.
Bond Sale—An issue
School District (P.O.
(DST)
Legality approved by Bur-
cham & Blair, of Spokane.
v.
—
and
Treasurer's
County
the
at
office.
Rutland, Vt.
Sale—The
Bond
will
p.m.
on
of Boston.
by ' Storey,
j; Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,,
bids
j.
"
•
Que.
Giffard School Commission, Que.
High
Union
District Clerk,
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1
j from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prinj cipal and
Treasurer,
until 2
County
sealed
"
•
upon
Madison), Wis.
Bond Offering—Gerald F. Wilke,
Sept. 6 for the purchase
of $38,000 general
obligation
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due over a
period of 10 years.
(PST)
(Town)
Grove
'.!
(P. O. Colfax), Wash.
Offering*— Pamilla R.
j Dated
Quarterly dividends payable Septem¬
ber 16 to shareholders of record Sep¬
Rosalie Consoli¬
Bond
receive
to
terest
dated School District No. 256
Hughes,
'
(Village) and Blooming
Monona
price of par.
a
at a
be agreed
'
by improvement bonds was sold to
at Belanger, Inc., as S^as, at a price
the City Treasurer's office.
Le¬ of 93.79, a basis of about 6.11%.
gality approved by Chapman & Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July
1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
■
price of par.
j sealed bids at the
CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC
4%s. at
as
.'
Chambly,
Sale—An issue of $63,000
Bond
City and the purchaser, or
the
bonds offered Aug. 16 were
to the State of Washington,
sold
'
in
bank
payable
(M-S)
Janesville
ing
Directors,
Chairman
School
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Principal and interest
on
inclusive.
Spokane County, Mead School Dist.
No. 354 (P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $291,000 build¬
Offering—Lawrence Bry¬
Bond
ant,
Due
4J/4S, at a price
of par.
School District, Vt.
Putney Town
DIVIDEND NOTICES
as
(CDST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,845,000
school bonds. Dated Sept.5 1, 1957.
works
State
water
obligation
Washington,
and the Midland Securities
Corp., jointly, at a price of 94.64.
Due on Jan. 2 from 1959 to 1977
inclusive. Interest J-J.
;
Ltd.,
the
for
29
was
Coyne,
Deacon,/ Findley
to
sold
sealed
bonds
improvement
512%.
Bradford,
receive
will
Clerk,
bids until 11 a.m.
Wash.
Sale—An issue of $45,000
general
of
Wis.
Bond Offering—H. C.
City.
utility bonds was sold to the
Vt.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 sewer
bonds offered Aug. 14—v. 186, p.
576—were awarded to the Chit¬
j
Georgetown), Texas
(P. O.
100.69, a basis
Co., as 3.40s, at
about 3.32%.,
&
Newport,
Road District
County
and
..
QUEBEC
Quarles, of Mil¬
Janesville,
.
jointly.
Co.,
15 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.Interest J-J.
,
Due on July
Barnahy District Corporation, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $439,000
of issue. Principal and
'
was
Mills, Spence & Co.,1 and
Gouinlock; &
Bell,
waukee.
(M-S) payable at the City
%-improvementbonds
000 5 Vo
sold to
by
Legality ; approved
Ont.
Windsor,
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Bond
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Ilsley Bank, of Mil¬
Lines, Spooner &
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1967
Callable after 5 years
from date
system bonds offered Aug.
186, p. 783—were awarded
Crowe, of Dallas.
Williamson
highway
obligation
&
waukee. C
inclusive.
Bond
to
Marshall
general obligation street improve¬
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
ment
Eastman
Parkhurst
McCall,
by
approved
and interest
Redmond,
eral
21—v.
Interest F-A. Legality
inclusive.
1958
of $76,000
gen-
water
1977
(PST) on
Sept. 3 for the purchase
Treasurer's office.
$560,000
of 96.15.
high school building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Due on
Olga Helwig,
—
will receive sealed
(CDST) on Sept.
the purchase of $1,910,000
for
5
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Montpelier, Vt.
1
Bowl Offering
—
$24,000 5%% debentures was sold
to J. L. Graham & Co., at a price
■
District Clerk,
Wash.
Offering—Bertha Satter-
interest
Sale—The
Bond
Marshall, Blyth
Pacific North¬
-
Sale
Debenture
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
strom,
VERMONT
Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
1 from 1959 to 1967
Co., as 3%s.
revenue
the pur¬
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
com¬
Wisconsin
Ont.
An issue of
Township,
Wilmot
West Cold
Milwaukee 19),
Spring Road,
Montesano,
June 1, 1957. Due on
inclusive. Interest J-D.
High School District
(P. O. 6921
1
were
the pur¬
upon between
and the District.
agreed
No.
Dec.;'-20 from 1958 to 1977
i
Due on
Joint Union
gen¬
west Co.
from 1963 to 1987 yinclu*
Callable on June 1, 1972.
chaser
Bellingham, Wash.
Sale—The $200,000
J. L.
and
waukee.
bonds > was
the Bankers Bond Corp.;
Graham & Co., jointly.
to
sold
Greenfield and Milwaukee (Cities)
posed of Foster &
&
Co., Inc., and
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at such bank, as may
be
Beissner &
erking; and Moroney,
19
1
.
sive.
special assess¬
»
improvement
5%%
approved by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
Milwaukee. Legality
obligation bonds offered Aug.
awarded to a group com¬
eral
-■
of $2,100,-
Smithers & Co.;
& Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
^Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Ditttnar & Co.; Fridley, Hess & Fred-
that sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
on Sept. 10 for
of $800,000 sewer
bonds. Dated
(Constitutional Tax)
group
received
Pierce
Ttauseher,
&
chase
S.
F.
of
posed
Due
(MST)
University (P. O.
Houston), Texas
sold to a
announces
be
will
Southern
was
O. Clearfield), Utah
Offering — Clerk Vird
Bond
National Bank, of
First Wisconsin
"
■
Edward County, Ont.
Sale—An issue of $150,000
Prince
the
at
payable
(A-O)
interest
ment bonds.
Sewer District
Davis County
(P.
Bond
56-D-04
No.
trict
Bond
North
will receive
p.m.
(PST)
8
for the purchase of
Local Improvement Dis¬
27
$27,000
UTAH
report in our
issue of Aug. 19—v. 186, p. 783—
that bids would be received until
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $150,©00 sewer construction bonds, was
erroneous.f •
T
bonds
1
until
bids
Aug.
on
1977
to
a
terest J-D.
on April 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
1957.
Dorothy Bor-
-—
then, City Treasurer,
from 1968 to
Sherman, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue
1
Due on March
1972 inclusive.
33is.
40,000
Correction—The
©00 refunding
Due on March
1967 inclusive.
from 1964 to
^
Texas
Bellevue, Wash.
Offering
Bond
sealed
1963 inclusive.
to
3%s.
27.000
from
Due on March 1
$33,000 4s.
system
revenue bonds was sold to R. A.
XJnderwood
& Co., Inc., as 4s.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
and
works
at 100.006, a net interest
about 3.71%, as follows:
cost of
price of 100.42. Due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
In¬
at
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $535,000 school bonds. Dated
Oct. 1,
Seattle.
Gundy & Co., Ltd.,
sold to Wood,
Milwaukee, until 2 p.m. (CST) on
& Horowitz, of
ton,. Thorgrimson
Co., Inc.,
issue of $100,000
Bond Sale—An
water
Aug. 15—v. 186, p.
awarded to Russ &
bonds offered
Pampa, Texas
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