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UNIVERSITY
MONDAY
ISSUE
OE MICHIGAN
UG 24 1956
(NESS ADMINtSTRATi
*
LIBRARY
»
Reg, U. S, Pat. Office
Volume
184
Number
5563
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, August 27, 1956
Price
Peter F.
■
Hurst-, President,
corporation
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
•
INSURANCE
American Research & Development
General * Logistics
specialists in the design and
j down equipment for aircraft and
/
cash.
of
General
of
expected
are.
to
trucks,
k
i-
Sales
reach
to
which
Logistics,
the
increase'.considerably
for
$1,000,000
thereafter,
and
special
a
strap
Iock
rope
Two
nets.
cargo
and
assemblies.—V.
small
a
184,
its
fit-
attachment
siud
introduced
buckle
being
Files
Sud
Page
Exchange
(Stocks)
With
The
Stock
Exchange
(Bonds)
25
York
be
offered
100%
at
and
stock
outstanding obligations
formation
formerly
of
According
Mexican
headed
office,
to
subsidiary „0f j,AJlied
is another step
which
37
37
for
Commission
38
29,
p. 317.
Stock
Canadian
^Toronto
...
Exchange
Stock
Stock
of* its
1956, all
28,
I of
the
of
rate
stock
four shares
of
stock
common
for
Averages 33
to and Including the redemption
will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
New York 15, N. Y.—V. 134, p. 721.
preferred
American Gas & Electric
consolidated- net
after
and
taxes
income
?Period Ended
company
and
provision
for
of
have
preferred dividends of subsidiaries,
July 31—
1
-
.
—
common
stock for 12
Justed for l'/a-for-l
number
of
on
average
shares
(19,503,605
p.
Foreign
follows:
1955
/
for
1956
22,051,799
shares
for
Offered—Sterling
Securities Co.,
.J
———-
Clearings
...
..
...
.
American Louisiana Pipe Line
PROCEEDS—The 'net proceeds are to be used to
purchase
thoroughbred horses, purchase ranch and'for general corporate
.
v
■
four
pur-
■
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
■
Common
stock
(par
10
cents)
Autnorlzed
Out tanding
6,000,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
this
authorizing
on
.
was
announced
on
46
45
of
of
The
as
of
this
the
State
of
corporation
Nevada
is
on
in the business
thoroughbred horses and
to
racing and breeding of
and/or ranches for the
formed under and by virtue of the
April 19, 1956. The primary business
engage
buying,
operate
of
to
selling,
stables
raising, breeding and improving
the breed of race .horses.
The principal office of and for the trans¬
action of the business of the corporation is the Virginia and Truckee
Building
in
Carson
City,
purpose
of
Nev.—V.
183,
p.
■
This
eral
company
to
Wenrl erS: She Soronto Stoch ^xchancje
cost
Co.—Bank Borrowings
Aug.
-
granted
been
authority by
operate natural gas
PRESIDENT
3M
\
Office:
,
V SrooU, C. WakLtk
K
73
Brace SI. YJorris
•'
~
the Fedfacilities
$8,658,000.
200
TORONTO/CANADA
Say Street
-
share
one
have
debentures
notes,
of
stock
common
debentures
notes,
of
and
pre¬
each $2
for
Certain
preferred.
and
to
agreed to
tne
among
the
accept
waive
including
offer,
Research,
American
accrued and unpaid interest and dividends
notes, $1,728 on the debentures, and $34,-
184,
that
617.
p.
Withdrawn—
Co—Statement
Rubber
Life
and
to
the
covering a proposed
registration statement
1971
,-
'
Co.—Adds Life Affiliate to Group—
Insurance
it
was
'
of
organized
Co. of
for its
by William E. McKell,
York
New
has
been
announced
on
Aug.
22
v
Life
of
New
York
Department.
Insurance
it
Co.
subsidiary of American Surety
Group's multiple line facilities
wholly-owned
out the
round
representatives,
will
has
With
commence
chartered by the New York
initial capital and surplus of
been
an
operations
in
home
its
state
Mr.
182,
p.
McKell
is
2786,
President
also
7'
.
7',
of
American
"7.77V"'
Life
of
at
an
nation-wide
early date, and proposes to do business in due course on a
basis, according to the announcement.
American
Stock
New
York.—V.
■/
7
/;
Broch St.,
SeLpk one
Telephone
Co. —Registers
Telegraph
&
Offering With SEC—
7
on
company
Aug.
22
filed
a
registration
;
statement
covering 5,800,000 shares of its $100 par capital stock
The
\'7
intends
company
to
use
the
proceeds
for
advances
to
sub¬
sidiary and associated companies for the purchase of stock offered
for
subscription by
such companies; for extensions, additions and
betterments
to its own telephone plant; and
for general corporate
purposes.
penditures
According
for
new
to the prospectus, it is anticipated that ex¬
construction by the AT&T system will exceed
She Canadian. Stock Cxckaricje
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
.7 7'--
with the
(common),
to
be
offered for subscription by stockholders
of record Sept. 14,
1956, in the ratio of one new share for each ten shares then held.
The subscription price is to
be $100 per share.
No underwriting is
This
SEC
involved.
-
temporary
construct and
to
DL Wontreal Stock <£xck an(je
(Branch
outstanding
of
of
preferred.—-V.
American
York
American
■"7'':,7\7: v
The facilities
are
part of a $16,078,000 construction program de¬
signed to expand American Louisiana's daily delivery capacity from
300,000,000 to 400,000,000 cubic-feet.—V. 184, p, 617,
7estimated
2642.
has
Commission
Power
the business
in
company
7 Plans Expansion—
;
,
engaged
$9,250,000
new
a
New
7
'
BUSINESS—This corporation was
is
Synco
convertible subordinated debentures due July
has been withdrawn.
See also V. 183, pp. 2642 and 2o94.
46
22, has issued an order
to make borrowings from banks during
the period prior to July 1, 1957, in amounts not exceeding $28,000,000
in the aggregate.
Approximately $12,000,000 of the proceeds are to be
used
to complete the initial development of the company's natural
gas
pipe line from Louisiana to Michigan.
The remaining proceeds
are to be used to pay the costs of expansion, estimated at $16,000,000,
of
such pipe line capacity beyond the initial development stage by
7 approximately 100,000 Mcf per day, authorization for which is now
being sought in proceedings before the Federal Power Commission.
it
SEC,
is
to
is announced
State
The
for
basis
Research
President.
City, Nev.
Los Angeles,
Aug. 8 .offered 3,000,000 shares of common
stock at par, (10 cents per share) as a speculation.Calif.,
laws
It
$2,000,000,
American Horse Racing Stables, Inc., Carson
poses.
the
on
issue
Statement of Federal
~
during period
1S55).—V. 184,'
stock
the
on
American Surety
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
•
thereon.
hearing
46
System...
'317.
—Stock
;
Reserve
The Course of Bank
outstanding
19,278,665
Federal
Reserve Banks
$1.88
with
joined
offer to be made by Synco; and the
giving interested persons until Aug.
application,
the
Armstrong
11
46
Rates.....—
Statement of Member Banks of
Combined Condition
39,772,225 .36,313,272
$2.04
shares
of
and
$2,717,759 ."
,_1
52
Exchange
Condition
months.*(Ad-
stock split)
*Based
•Per share
.
Federal
$2,645,826
——
Months r;.
12
as
1956
•
Months
7
is
has
17,
order
an
to
agreH
Cover
Dividends Declared and Payable
subsidiaries
its
deferred
23,608,040
Month
1
this
income
Aug.
on
♦mounting to $18,063 on the
Offerings--..—
State and City Bond
Co.—System Earnings-i-
charges including
all
100,000 shares of
sale of the 1956
cash advance by
covering
proceeds of tne
off a $100,000
announced
a
agreed
have
"also
390
The
or.
up
to
accept the exchange.
holders who have agreed to accept
the exchange offer.
It holds $50,000 (50%) of the outstanding notes,
8,640 (17.3%) of the outstanding debentures, and 50,000 shares (32.4%)
of the outstanding preferred, together with 21,600 shares (15.3%)
of
i the outstanding common.
The application states that those holders
Miscellaneous Features
•
General Corporation & Investment News
consolidated,
pay
exchange
an
issued
common
7 who
Payment
140 Broadway,
to
was
or par amount
of such securities
Amciican
33
33
Exchange
Transactions American Stock
date.
up
the
for cash
purchase
exchange $400,000
$400,000 of the 1956
cash,
additional
an
warrants
of
request
stock
holders
33
share
each
it
principal
•
at
converted
to
has
to
issue
ferred
33
SEC Index of- Stock Prices
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
outstanding shares of 3lA% cumulative preferred stock at $103 per
share, plus accrued dividends of 21 cents per share. This stock may be
will
44
j
respect
1956,
According
43
Exchange—Curb Section
Dow*Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Manufacturing Co.—To Redeem Stock
The company has called for redemption onSept.
:
of
production of acid catalyzed phenolic adhesives for utilization in .wood
assemblies for freight car ana truck, bodies, and of pnenolic, urea and
alkyd resins and molding powders. It has proposed an offer whereby it
40
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Allis-Chalmers
for
for
common
the principal
the warrants
to
Resins, Inc., of Becnel, Uonn., in the iiling of an application
an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act of 1940
with
39
Exchange.
Over-the-Counter Markets
»
-
■
Exchange
Toronto -Stock ^Exchange
in
expand its foreign operations.—V. 184,
Magnecord
Research/;-''7.' *7'■' St- ■" '7v'-'" " "
Montreal
,4
held
used
be
corporation,
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
is
of
share,
per
purchase price
Synco
the
Chemical ...& 'Dye Corp.,
the
the company's campaign to
office
branch
company,
This
37
Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange......
announced
will
notes
purchase
Part
The
they may be exercised
Research has
agreed
to
series
now
to
common.
notes
American
36
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
by Gerald F. .Garduno, ■>/
in New York.
the
Stock
notes
and
snares
$5
and
American
notes,
of
notes.
1956
term
34
price
share
per
the
of
number
a
of
Magnecord
Midwest
to be used to pay
21
Aug..
on
the
wholly-owned
a
branch
Corp..
short
series
34
Exchange
which Magnecord seeks to improve
certain arrangements with past cred¬
these
notes.
of
34
Exchange
exemption
an
of
for
series
1956
cent
1
series
$100,000
series
Corp.—Expands in Mexico—
Mutual Chemical Division
James JSheridan, President of
with
are
be
1956
to
34
Exchange.-....^
Stock
will
29
for
exercisable
the
of
Los Angeles Stock
debentures
share,
per
.7
funds
Among
warrants
the
at
amount
Detroit Stock Exchange....
the
the debentures
through Beil
(par $1);
$3
The proceeds
International
Mexican
a
subordinated
with
for general corporate purposes.
and
Allied Chemical & Dye
Chemical
at
notification
of
stock
common
the
Hough, Inc., St. Petersburg, Fla.
Allied
Stock
Cincinnati
10 filed a letter
6%
convertible
Aug.
on
covering
$100,000
of
due 1971 and 35,000 shares of
to
Boston
SEflf-
corporation
SEC
6
•
by-means
provide
suppliers.
stock
tered
equal,
13
New
617.
p.
Americana, Inc., St. Petersburg, Fla.—;
and
is a proposal of Magnecord to
$800,000
of registered notes of the ly56
series,
wnich
have
privately offered to less than 20 offerees.
They will be sold
pursuant to agreements providing for the purchase of related regis¬
Stock
American Stock Exchange..
Aerovias
issued
Company Act of 1940, upon application
Magnecord, Inc., of Chicago, with respect to
been
New York
for
and
and
Corp.—Exemption
has
22,
Aug.
on
Investment
issue
StockahdBond Quotations
v
are
Weolock
uiass-yxOuuced
announced
was
the
transactions
credit
itors
assemblies,7. aluminum..., 7
it
corporation
certain
..
;
now
this
of
In This Issue
i
products
new
*
*.
approximately 50 employees,
level within a year's time and
SEC,
under
order
amount
.
has
General
Logistics
produces
Wedlock
strap
alloy ' tie-down tracks and componen t fittings,
tings
undisclosed
an
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
Aug. 20,, announced the acquisition by
Corp.,
of
Pasadena, 'Calif.,
manufacture of load control and tie-
on
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Aeroquip'Corp.—Acquires California Firm-—'
;
this-
$1.25
(feorge Sb.ShdamA
DIRECTORS:
.WU C.
Strickland, R. A WotLrJl, R.
-
SA. Mill
♦
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
*
i
.
(JB18)
f$WMf
l$2OOft:0t>ChOoi-
tor the
expenditures
! construction
V.
184,
be
Electronics' Corp. — Stock Offered
The
public offering made Aug. 14 by Hornblower & Weeks
and associates of 120,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) at $18.50 per share was quickly oversubscribed. See
Amphenol
Corp.
Bache
Period End. July 31oper.
o^er.
exps
Ret
income
ductions
184.
—V.
66,040
fixed
362,008
443,412
51,689
47,915
F.
274,813
347,535
A
618.
it
company,
Tne
introduced
fire extinguisher has been
anuounced on Aug. 22.
3006,
p.
■
I
r
jft.
90,00)
Merle-Smith—,-
270,000
Dominick—
270,000
Reynolds
720,000 :■
The
&
&
Co
&
::
•X.';
Equitable Securities
L.
•
-
Individuals
two
to
cents iper
W.
(par 10 ce_tj) to be oifered
without underwriting.
The
of common stock
50
et
PiOcceds are to go
V. 1'81, p. 2026.
SEC
July 2 filed a letter of noiiiication w.tn tne
shares
covering 50,000
to
festabrodk 'ife Co,—______
Folger, Nolan, Flemfrig-
New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Aquafilter Corp.,
-
Co.
I.
Singer, Deafne lfc
Stone
90.000
720,080
Inc.
42*u;ooo
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—
Union Secur.tits Corp.—
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
W. E. Hutton & Co.--—_
Aug. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
EEC covering 800 shares of ciass A common stocic
(par $u9> and 800
scares of class B common stock (par $1) to be offered in units of cno
snare
of each class of stock at 4.50 per unit, wltho-t underwriting.
Itxe
6n
corporation
Watling,
Co.
proceeds
Inc.
—
Share
vately—This company has placed $1,500,000 41/£% notes
directly with Teachers Insurance and Annuity Associa¬
tion of America, Berkshire Life Insurance Co., Home
Life Insurance Co. and Bankers National Life Insurance
The
of
be used for the Construction
Ilorham Park, N. J.
will
in
plant
The
of
four-cylinder
a
ted
do.-ign
engine,
new
model 0-360 and
as
Investment
ciates
one
from
to
reduce
the
outstanding
year..'.'
of
8879,052,562,
in
company
the
sidiaries
to
is
fourth
tne
United
States.
June
on
used
notes
by
due
within
largest
consolidated
automobile
Associates
Investment
sales
total
finance
and
its
sub¬
'primarily in automobile sales financing, and Insurance
such financing, principally in territories east of the Rocky
Mountains.
into
The
four
financing
types:
business
purchase
of
of the company may be divided
installment obligations, wholesale
retail
of
ness
the
retail
and
wholesale
division,
the
principal
business
the company, is conducted through 163 offices located in
the District of Columbia and Canada. Associates Investment
30;
of
holders
with
increase
an
of
y4
company's short term discount notes,
the
availability
30 days.
to
new
270
is
nbw
day
making
placement
investments
New
240-270
to
term
29
effective
5-69
days
and
five
yields,"
rates
are
income
CAPITALIZATION
to
GIVING
day
hitherto
a
Income
term
2Vfc %-3JA 'U
4*/2%
1955
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
due
due
to
FINANCING
1957-1976
and
1958-1967
4%-4V4%
$3,966,000
with
for
.
"
an-
due
Clymer
Brooke,
Steer President.
Birdsboro
the
derived from
a
elements
structural
mill
Delivery of
and structural
184, p. 215.
1969 (subj. to retirement at
par
througm sinking fur.d paymts. 19571967
apprcx.
01,800,000
annually)
Sept.
.
1955
series,
Unclassified
Common
*Bank
lines
Amounted to
tOf
^erm
The
in
steck
which
series..
<$io
of
125,000 shs.
par
credit
125,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
;
100 000 Shs.
275,000 shs.
value)
available
to
None
3,500,000 shs.
T__
the
at
company
June
30,
are
bank
under¬
and
$124,637,490
due
notes
are
within "one
»
In the case
of
an; discounted at prime rates, currently 3%%
of bank
commercial
loans and from 2Vo%-3Vo%
per
annum
Preferred Issue with
short-
company has agreed to sell
oaionion
and
below,
Bros.
&
Hutzler
and
each
Lehman
of
the
of
also,
for
whem
as
repre-
five
next
years
that
will
carry-forward, A. M. '
'Aug. 15 in a special
that
the initial phases "
loss
on
said
substituted
cosmetic
in
and
,
their place
a
luggage
manu-'
to
the
curb
this,
high
series
a
of
rate
five
which
loss
of
acquisitions
hurting
was
the
was
Cienoit
Mills
then
acquired
lotion.
suntan
all
for
running at
are
Rolley,
division
This
of
is
1956
Inc.,
is
and
sold,
rate of $500,000
;'"vS-'i'-.V?
a
per
■
producer
planning
to
current
earn¬
Mr. Sonnabend
year,
1
Y'V^:
and
"Sun
of
launch
another
Ski'r
new
Garde"
hair dressing, and
over-ail is expected to
add another approximate $500,000 in earnings to the organization, he
■declared.
\
t'V
.''-/vy'"
Markson Brother Stores,
a chain of more
than 50 units, doing a
vo.ume of about $15,009,000 annually iri retail sale; of men's clothing
and furnishmgs was another of the recent acquisitions.
Net income
for the year from Markson Brothers stores is estimated at approxi¬
"nano
-
$1,500,000,
mately
Latest
facturer
Mr.
told
Sonnabend
stockholders.
the
of the Botany acquisitions was Baltimore Luggage Co., manu¬
of
the
"Lady ^Baltimore"
popular priced
luggage.
This
is enjoying an order backlog that will carry its production
capacity througn the end of the year, he said. It is reported to be
second
largest company in its field with current yearly earn¬
company
at
the
ings
of
approximately
$500,000.—V.
183, p.
2414.
mill cold saw,
Bowater
P.
Paper
Morgan
statement
for
Co.,
&
the
with
ordinary
stock
Corp.,
SEC
Ltd.—Registers Y/ith SEC—
Incorporated, on Aug. 22 filed a registration
covering 250,000 American depositary receipts
of The Bowater paper Corp.
Ltd.—V.
183,
p.
2758.
Brink's, Inc.—Control Sought—
4
:
See
-
Plttston
below.—V.
Co.
151,
2343.
p.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
Co.—Registers New
v"
SEC—
John
*•
stockholders is to' be' made on the basis
of one share of preferred for each ,f)bare of common held of record
Sept. 11,' 1956. ' Thd company
is a subsidiary of Eastern Utilities
The
to each of the
acting
Sonnabend
•"
product,
_
statement with the EEC on Aug. 15,
1956, covering 25,000 shares of its $100 par preferred stock.
The
company proposes to offer
a
total of 1,430 shares of such preferred
for subscription by holders of its outstanding common stock;
and the
company is inviting bids for the
purchase of such of the shares of
preferred as are not' sold under the subscription offer together with
the 23,570 shares as to which subscription rights have been waived.
~
are
the
$18,000,000 tax
Board, said
the
operations-;and
has
activ.t.es,
ranging
from
served
Botany
..
.
This company filed a registrtaion
per annum
in the case
underwrites,
Brothers
in
earnings
Its
of
to license the Botany name
outstanding firms in specialized fields.
As a result, Botany
royalties from seven companies.
■
- • ;
■
;
;
buildings, standing idie, were leased to rent paying tenants.'
E.
President
year.
paper.
«^NDE^WRITERS—The
name(i
of
-
.
-
shown includes $2,700,009 of bank loans arid
$1,840,000 of
snort-tcrm notes payable in Canadian
dollars without adjustment for
exchange premium of approximately 0.02% at June 30, 1956. Short-term
amount
expects
•
Outlined—
mill
of
duction
all the
608.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
loans
commercial paper notes and term
|-
-v
1955 and ^Current earnings are running at an annual rate of ap¬
proximately $500,000.
r
Next cdmpany to be acquired was Glenoit Mills, Inc., of Janesville,
Wist.) :lhanufactureii's of a synthetic fur known as "Glenara." Pro¬
1956
$412,484,000 at 349 banks.
$318,694,000
p.
fetock
in
Oil
completed.—V. 182,
3,125,472 shs.
'
executed, first of
which involved
Botany Cottons, Inc., a staple cotton manufacturer.
Sales of the six mills in this organization totaled about
$13,000,000
San Francisco,
s
Berne Chemical Co.,
to
in the capital stock (par $5) were
Exchange uiu.er t.,e new name.—
,
Chairman
Following
; • J.
4.20%
,
has been changed
transactions
stockholders;:Mr.
to
Mill
Co.—Secondary Offering—Hooker & Fay,
Calif., on Aug. 10 offered 22,703 shares of
common,stock (par $2) at $15.75 per share, with a deal¬
er's concession of 60 cents per share. This offering was
Bishop
17,900,000
__
'
company.
contract. are divided into three classifica¬
hot bed and transfer equipment, structural
straightened and appurtenances,
shears, gauges and appurtenances.-—V.
4,9o0
;
neiow.
American
full benefit
and
Cumul. pid. stk. ($100 par value
each)
March 1954 series, 4J/2%
Hop wood
collects
This
in the
mill
1967
4,950
several
ings,
;
>
4,950
the company's planned diversification program have been completed.
out'Iihed to stockholders the program that has eliminated "un-
now
..■■■
contract.
Uu.
Inc.______—
facturing to retail clothing operations.
First step of the Botany program was
hydraulic
steel castings, and r:ck crushers, is designing, in Conjunction
S. Steel engineers, and building all of the equipment provided
U.
in
14,o59
______
Curtisn
&
Co.,
tomt.aay
13.
Corporation
number
Machine Co.—Contract—
&
selling
ghares
.
Co., Inc.—New Name—
1936.
profitable"'
States
Principal
tions:
52,000,000
debens.
G.
presses,
30,000,000
—
capital
Steel Foundry
■:
6e
equipment involved is expected in from 12 to 17 months.
Birdsboro, which manufactures steel mill machinery, rolls,
155,965,009
1976
cms
tne
on
p.
It
letter
of
•
by
Outstanding
t$443,331,400
1968, subject
fi nd oL $3,300,000
sinking
1957-1967
nually
*
'This
company
United
by
notes due in
to annual
in
amounted
173.
give
has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract
Steel Corp. for the manufacture of structural steel
mill equipment,
it was announced on Aug. 15.
The new equipment is destined for U. S. Steal's huge South Works
in South Chicago, 111., one of the largest installations owned by the
company.
' - > v
Production on the contract has already started,
it was announced
This
and
notes:
notes
debentures
3% % -4n4 %■
3'/4%
&
noted.
basis.
annum
during
out a substantial part of the earnings
to the stockholders."—V. 184, p. 722.
paying
writing
the
discount
term
days
a
Inc,-ic_L
&
number
tne
'
bonnabdnd,
1956.
14,
.A-y-'A;,,..:
^
Botany Mills, Inc.—Progress
other
$19,004,000.
payable, short-term
Unsecured
of
to
Birdsboro
short
Authorized
Notes
than
regular
source
restricted
180-239
per
the
to
cents
20
Sept.
record
said.
Oare
Associates
on
this
on
less
offered, Associates
maturities. "This
important
3'/8%;
paid
Sept.
of
name
recorded
The cash dividend will be paid on the
shares to be outstanding after payment of the 100%
stock dividend.
On
July 2, 1956, fhe company paid a cash dividend of 30 cents a
share on the then outstanding 1,000,000 shares.
•
Edward
D.
Mitchell, Chairman of the Board, stated that "the
action of the directors is in keeping
with the company's policy of
of
20 announced"
of
o'f
dividend
••
29
an
Mr.
for
days
consolidated
net
Aug.
addition
in
to
provide
investment
21
on
maturities
conventionally
of
90-179
rate
:
will
Aug.
days 3%;
3% %.
All
EARNINGS—Total
$105,632,000
notes
lower
with
said that
Oare
prime
the
v
•
notes
days
for
carrying
terms
pre
short
in
Associates
paper
'
•
Robert L.
funds
of
V-
■,
available
five
of
area
notes
commercial
ri
Chairman
Eoard
30
of
•••
1%
of
The
23 voted a stock dividend of 100% to stock¬
14,
1956.
The board also declared a cash
share, payable Oct. 1, 1956 to stockholders
Aug.
on
record
of
jauTay
irom
.n..«i'-.
Jackson
Eaird
the
and
mcu
518.
p.
Beginning Aug.
Standard Life Insurance Co.—Stock Div.—
directors
The
incor¬
W.
Inc.
Withdrawn—
to
states,
was
184,
«y
l5orn€, Scryms^r Co.—Name Changed—
Savers
Beneficial
porated in Indiana in 1913. Its principal offices are in South Bend, Ind. *
'Coupled
contemplates a
3006.
p.
financing to dealers with loans secured by a lien on inventories, direct
and personal
loans, and industrial and commercial loans. The busi¬
the
in
a
underwriters
parc.iaoca
to
iBee Eorne, Lc.ymoc-r co.
in
agent
Life
and
Wekb&r,
Pglne,
the
of
names
jL.o.k
Borne ^Chemical
die
Now York, N. Y„ -has been appointed
connection with the merger of Beech-Nut Packing
Corp.
The more than 8;600 stockholders of
Beech-Nut Packing
will receive L2 shares of (he merged company,:
Beech-Nut Life Savdrs, Inc., for each of their shares, while the stock
of Life Savers, which is owned by about 10,900 stockholders, will be
exchanged on a share-for-share basis,
>
,
In addition to handling the exchange o'f stock. Manufacturers Trust
Col will act as transfer agent for Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.—-V. 183,
exchange
products,
steel
bar
follows:
as
are
I iper,
—V.
The Manufacturers Trust Co.,
■■
finished
•Cummoa
Oi
Robert
Co.—Exchange Agent—
Beech-Nut Packing
Asso¬
Cold
JC»lu'aa..&lCo.,
/
•
179, p. 2025,
offering.—V.
price
option
„
,
company
Tne
tufe st.el industry. Tne volume of this
industry is i.ot large in relation to the entire
s-.ares
V.
Co.
had
30
the
said
,
shares.
was
^i ^^
flew York Cfch'tral RR. below.—V. 183, p. 1362.
See
,
engage
incident
.
'i-'y
which
company,
will be
short-term
:
BUSINESS—The
assets
offering
President,
Graham,
M.
.
.
Beech Creek HR.—Exchange Offer
-
proceeds
'
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
form
a.id
to
dealer-manager
named
group of securities dealers to solicit subscriptions
shares of common stock acquired or puronaseu by
micl-S(|pt§ijrber
prior to April l, 1961 after which
initial redemption price of 105% and
an
been
2,009
for an aggregate of
$35.15 per snare,
stockholders
Lehman
accrued Interest.
PROCEEDS—Net
Edward
non-callable
are
redeemable at
be
has
Co.
be
may
exercised
(.
.
a
dealer-manager,
lic offering of $30,000,000 4V2% debentures due Aug. 1,
19^6 was made on Aug. 23 by a group of underwriters
debentures
&
Barney
manage
distribute
to
V
369,570 shares.
Smith,
will
Will be auded to the
1336 and
4953.
outstanding common stock from 316,741
offering would increase
The
shares to
and
The
trie balance
wnile
be
is
penditures of approximately $^,006,000 in each of tne years
1957, of Which $1,700,009 had bien c-xperided as of July 31,
Associates Investment Co.—Debentures Offered—Pub¬
they
21
snares
expenditures,
capital
finance
awarded CAA cer¬
184,
headed jointly by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
Bfothers at 100% and accrued interest.
52,796
not
of
highly competitive
segment of the
volume of steel
produced from ingots in this country. These co.d finished bar steel
products include cold finished caibon and alloy bar steels and snaftlngs
in a full range of sizes and shapes, including cold drawn, turned and
straightened, drawn and ground in the smaller sizes and turned and
ground in thfe larger sizes, and also furnace treated steels, each in
tne required chemical grades* of *teel. Cold finished bar steel products
ma'y 'be in the form cf shaftings, screw (stocks, furnace treated bars,
alloy steel bars, extra wide flats, special bar sections or leaded steel.
Thfe company o. e.a^cs .our nianu^acourLi^
w-nch are located
at Harvey, 111.-; Buffalo, N.
Y.; Mansfield, Ma3s.; and Detroit, Mich.
The company also mai tains a warehouse in Chicago, III.
•company's general-funds to be available for:general corporat3 pirpos.s.
Trie ..company's
current: CQri^trucfeion program;- calis ; ior ca, i ai ex¬
518.
p.
Aug.
on
company
covbring
pating detuers are to be supplied by aaicncihiont.
Net proceeds of the financing will be u>.pli:d in part to retire sho t
term bank borrowings of $50J,000 incurred,
during August, 1955, to
aircraft
opposed
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed a r^iotratiOft statement with the
of its $15 par cdinmon s.ock. Tne cbmpariy proposes to offer these s. ares for subscript.on by common st.c_holders of record "Sept. 11,
1956, at the rate of one n w Sha.e mr
each six shares thdn held.
The subscription ^price and fees to partici¬
modern
a
618
Bangor Hydro-Electric
This
is rated at 180 horsepower at 2,700 rpm.—V.
number 286,
tificate
420,000
p.
the aate
ployees held optioni, granted on May 3, 1956 ana expiring May 2, 1961,
covering an aggregate of 6,620 shares of common stock, of wnich Carl
L. Huff held options for 60) shares and t .e ouicers as a group held
s.eel
720,000
184,
wnich
snares
may
granting, and the shares may not
be soul by the optionees wiaiin two years from t..e uatc oi granting
nor Within sJx'montes airier the transfer of the shares to the optionees.
As
of uuhe 3d,
1956, managerial and supervisory officers and em¬
from
year
of
cegmisnt -of
270,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
any
one
cohritry
720.00)
Witter fe Co.—_
-
engine with the
highest , horsepower rating of any four-cylinder engine
certificated
and produced in
the United States,, was made on Aug. 17 by S; B.
Withington, Vice-President of this corporation and President .of the
company's Lycoming Division.
r
Announcement
"
White, Weld & Co.—
Dean
Co.
Manufacturing Corp.—New Aircraft Engine—
Avco
150,000
Lemon
to
(finitation ca the number of
one
individual. The options
ho
is
t. ere
organized in Delaware on Dec. 24,
1919
to taxe over t..e pnysical assets of a business
.irst started in
lo91. The company's executive ofiices are located in Harvey, 111.
It 'is belitevod that tne company is the third largest producer in the
420,000
—720,000
Co
84o;ooo
SEC
proceeds
h«*t
&
market
granted.; the ttrm of tne options may not exceed five years
BUSINESS—The
720,000
& Co._
—V.
& Co. Inc.
manufacturing
Corp.
Ladenburg, Thalman &
arranged through Halsey, Stuart
The financing was
Co.
Wertheim
98,00)
1956.
of not less than
at the time the
1961 at an option price
value of the common stock
^0,
to suae
fair
options
—
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._-.___-
Johnston,
J.-^-Notes Sold Pri¬
Switch Co., Orange, N.
Automatic
&
up
the
options
90,0)0
Lerchen
Weeden & Co. Inc
and
Indianapolis Bond
working capital.:
anil
equipment
for
used
be
to
are
Company
Illinois
The
•
270,000
150,000
150,090
-—
Swiss
270,000
'
'
The
720,000
270,000
15),000
Corp.
time
wit-in
v
Co., I.,c—
American Corp.—
1957 was prepaid on June 29,
2,
1954 covering not to exceed 35,000
adjustable for stock dividends, certain recapTne options may be granted from
of
and
,
&
-..\y
•
*$1,000,000
r ;
548,114 shs.
-
cnangeo.
to
optioned
Webster
&
Stroud
Outstanding i
-.
.
,
*$1,000,000
Re/enue Code of
simitar
and
time
o^tidh Is
150,000
Bojce
1956
?i,ouo,ooj shs.
on Jan.
65%
901000
&
Securities
420,000
Co.—-——
Ripley & Co.,
&
-
Scribner
Etein B>. 03,
___—
Harriman
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
M. Simon & Co.—
150,009
Granbery, Marache &
Hallgarten
159.000
270,090
150,00)
—
90,000
270.000
—•—
Goodbody & Co
C.—Files With
Co.
&
;
stock¬
•:
Authorized
:.,
:
-
1958____
selling
certain
' ■■
value)
stock,
common
l.ariZatidhs
270,000
150,000
—_
Hahintlll & Co,
Shearson,
Shields
Fulton, Reld ti Co
,
Enterprises, Inc., Washington, D.
Arena
Inc.
Pomevoy,
270,000
of
s.iares
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Co.,
&
Inc.
snare,
1 Shaw, President of tne company.—
'
i
;
'
Herman
Hibbs
B.
and
the internal
under
420,ouJ
Rothschild & Co.—
F.
($2.5d par
to
go
OF MAY 31.
1056, the stockholders of the company approved.a stock
pernuvring tne granting to managerial and supervisory
employees of options qualifying as restricted stock options
plan
officers
150.000
——
& Renshaw-— "
Rodman
720,000
L'astman, Dillon & Co.—
-
Co.——
&
tCn April 3,
RoijinsOn-'feutnphrey
Co., Inc.
270,0c0
Francis I. 'duPdnt 4k Co.
&
stock
installment due
"Tne
option
90,009
420,000
Inc.
Co.,
to
are
anneal installments
S5G0.000 each to Jan. 2,
Common
420,090
270,00)
Raffensperger, Hugnes &
Dick
prozeeos
-
150,000
Co
&
Putnam
270,000
The corporation on
Fressprich *& Co—
W.
n2t
notes due in
3'/2%
of
:
te0,0(0
Drexel
a
*FROCfCL'DS—Trie
Offered—Kalman
Aug. 22 publicly offered 29,500
stock (par $2.5o> at $40.2o per share.
holders-;' %■;'-...v'
v■'
CAPITALIZATION AS
9_,0jU
—_
150,00)
Domlnick
2'A-gallon capacity. Underwriters' Labora¬
tories has classified the unit 2-A, the highest rating given to extin¬
guishers of this capacity for use on Class A (wood, paper, rags, etc.)
183,
Co.—
common
on
90,000
unio
Curtis.
270,000
Inc.1—Stock
Laughlin,
&
shaies of 'cArtfiuijn
York Hanseatic
Cooley & Co._
—
Courts
&
Co—,—,-2—_
New Extinguisher—
water
was
has
extinguisher
liies.—V.
729.00)
90,000
bailie, Webber, Jackson &
210,000
Clark, Dodge & Co
Collins & Co
.
Co.—Introduces
stored-pressure
new
this
The
15J.OOO
-
Corp.
150.000
1___
Republic Co.
(Inc.1)
Jullen
fcy
'
Co.—
MoselJy & Co
New
840,000
Co
Burnham ife
Central
Chemical
Ansul
S.
Mullaney, Wells &
99,000
Bliss
Co., Inc. and associates
840,000
Co._;
Milwaukee
The
420,00)
1
& Becne-
Fenner
720,000
&
-
1 90,000
Merrill Lynch, Piercr,
150,000,'
.ri~
Blyth & Co., Inc..
' -
34,641
—
p.
Becker
90,000
_
210,080
& Co._—
Co. Inc.
Stearns
G.
A.
other de¬
and
charges
Bear,
Inc.
Co.,
Mead,,Miller & Co.—
Blunt Ellis & Simmons__
after
taxes__—
after
income
Ret
$5, 311,887
4 233,313
$5,536,622
4,432,5u5
Co
&
McGann Securities)
Albert
'
inc.
oper.
ry.
Fed.
645,906
Earth
J.
90,0)9
150,000
Co.—.
to
ina.de
oe
w
•
.
420,000
■
___
Co. ______
&
&
150,00 J
Co.X—
Co.__.-_
&
Baker, Weeks &
1956—7 Mos.- -1955
$793,464
.,630,040
$794,040
revs..:—
Railway
Watts
'150,000"
________
McDonnell
90,000
1956—Month—1955
Railway
901000
W.
Baker,
RR.—July Earnings Fall Off—
Arbor
Ann
Robt.
Co.
McCormicz
270;0JJ
Wh pple & C0._,>
Baird ti Co.,
Bacon,
details in V. 184, p. 722.
ri
270,000
——
Co
&
420,000
C. Legg & Co
Carl M. Locb, Rhoadhs &
Securities
American
Hlggi.lSon Corp._s._l
John
'Allyn & Co., Trie—
A, C.
720,000
Lahfeley
its -outstanding
(99.2%) " of
owns
171,804 shares
The
subscription orier
stock.
stocxhoJjers other than EuA.
ine company proposes
to apply the net proceeds of the sale of the
nsw
preferred to the reduction of short-term notes evidencing bor*o.ving from banks incurred for construction purposes, which aggre¬
gate !»3;0o0,000
"v.":
••"
V
"Lis
it was announced on Aug. 29, has requested SEC
authorization to nia_e a public offering of 25,000 shares of preferred
stock; and the Commission has given interested persons until Sept. 4,
i.vo6, to request a hearing thereon.—V. 184, p. 722.
$420,009
Lee
^-.1-- 2,'685,0U0
420,000
Brothers
Lehman
r
'Co._—
Lazard Trines ti 'Co—
$2,685,000
C.
which
Associates,-
•
common
W.
Hutzler
amount
principal
the
purchase,
to
its name:
& V
Bros.
Salomon
;■
agreed
set opposite
debentures
of
1955.
severally
has
sentatives,
that
and present indications are
fully as large in 1957 as in
1956;
will
722.
p.
Monday, August 27, 1956
.
aO
offering
to
common
Heyke,
of
the
President
Kings
Richmond
Gas
respective
companies
consolidation
The
of
Co.,
had
Kings
consolidation
are
b C*.
«,U s
i;*1
company,
Lighting
on
Aug.
approved
County
plans
and
Co.,
22
-
and
and
that
Ephraim F. Jeffe,
the New York <Ss
directors of the
the
tile formal agreements for the
Richmond into Brooklyn Union.
subject
to
the
panies' stockholders as well as the New York
In connection
with this
consolidation
the
approval
of
the
com¬
P. S. Commission.
o"tstanding shares
of
County common stock will be changed-into 210,000 shares-of
Union1 common on
the' basis of 21 shares of Brooklyn
Union
for each 44
shares of Kings County-common stock and the
.1
• •
;
r
i
' ■
'1 5
"
-
Kings
Brooklyn
.
'
4r
this
of
County
announced
*-i
«
'>»)
l.yfV
tW
AV
.'>A
A"0O*;
Volume 184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(819)
outstanding shares
90,000
of
shares
of
Brooklyn
Richmond
Brooklyn
Union
for
that
the
contemplated
and
of
Richmond
effectiveness
Union
each
of
tut
common
share
preferred
companies
will
stock
common
stock
of
called
be
for
&
changed
of
six
the
into
ing
shares
and
common
Kings
redemption
it
to
The
the
value
Daily*
Inc.
Brooklyn,
general
public.
The offering
(par 10 cents) at $1
of
on
.mortgage
land,
and
the
paper.
Mr.
,
„
Klass said
that
"overwhelming."
;
.
to
the
...
response
The "stock
/'■%:■
more.,
initial
is
being
sold
i////;z///viy
.
,
stock, offering
blocks of 25
i.i
has
Surf
located
at
The
2406
paper
11
smr
Avenue,
d*ilv
The
and
Surf
and
Avenue, Brooklyn,
as
f»*o»n
newnnper
1050
Profit
before
income
as
-
.
a
736.158
$0.44
.
three-for-one
stock
in
The
■"/
R.
L.
the
profit,
first
♦$0.35
1955.
in
2,390,574
share
$0.43
$0.28
per
com.
profit
profit
President,
after
six
of
Aug.
on
provision
months
announced
24
income
for
1956.
Net
taxes,
sales
that
w»re
net
typ?
vehicle,
mobile
a
on
display
unit
division.
fac urer
of
23
the
to
announced
"Hyliner,"
.large,
a
which
has
to
the
converted
established
the
division
to
proceeds
funds
100,000
Aug.
on
service
cost
: v
Division
in
a
serve
rat3jd
on
in
1957,
$16,000.00(1.
Devices,
military electronics fields.—V. 184,
in
energy
tn
gas
in
22
cents
50
proceeds
share,
to
are
be
through
used
xor
of
payment
and Working capital.
Jewell
Wayne
and
was
announced
accordance
At
the
Woodworth
Mr.
to
Jbhn
Peterson '
Aug.
by
17
the
.Chairman
as-
Other
Woodworth
directors.
The
-
move
of
C.
Doyle,
Wabush
for
Aug.
ThLs
Co.
named.—V/ 184,
President,
million
of
Edmonton,
Wabush
Lake
the
bonds
to
is
the
of
iron
construct
Quebec,
facilities.—V.
'
3'/»%
by
Newfoundland,
of
is
deposit
situated.
line
spur
a
within
The
Lake
from
main
Wabush
purpose
to
the
Aug.
Corp.).
20
under
recorded
See V.
184,
transactions
the
new
in
of
name
due
Dec.
Dec.
1,
stock,
preferred
preferred
June
30,
April
9,
provision
Net
1942,
Glenn
of
the
in
Wallichs,
E.
and
fiscal
Canadian
and
this corporation in the fiscal year ended
all-time high since its incorporation on
$25,647,468,
for Federal
income
Federal
is
profits of
reached an
1956
sales
porting
of
and
President,
and
net
income
Canadian
ended
year
ihcome
June
taxes,
stated
income
Aug. 17
$3,209,869
taxes
30,
for
the
1956,
amounted
chase,
and
the
;'t
A- "• Xr*
C.
A.
G.
Corp.
Allyn & Co.,
Becker
equivalent
The
1955.
ended
74%
were
increase
calendar
Net
record
year
sales
represented
sales
The
and
higher
the
over
$1.53
%
$25,647,468
&
&
increase
an
for
the
892,855
7/
13,873
/ Cr25,299
$3,549,567
share
in
the
of
calendar
20%
an
year
year
the
476,230
net
income
the
sales
over
of
increase of 51%
1954.
and
year
just
year
showed
June
in
30,
$21,308,633
over
501,603
PRESENT
CO.,
named
sell
below,
an
the
the
1956
for
Lemon
Union
80,000
company
as a result of Capitol Tower construction,
the
the property account rose from $2,361,127 at June
Principally
Loeb,
M.
Co.
Shares
Co.-~
Webber,
Curtis—
1,000
Inc
723.
|
.
;
•
Central Illinois Public
12 Months Ended
Bros.
Service
&
income
Available
for
Common
shares
—V.
183,
common
share
3007.
p.
$2,500,000
company, however, remained
good; cash on hand and U. S. Government securities doubling from
$1,356,026 at June 30, 1955 to $2,756,357 at June 30, 1956. Net work¬
under the
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg.
U.
redemption
and
the
June
1955.
1956
net
a
present
of
Canada, $63.00 per
NOTE;
On
account
year.
of
the
Other Countries,
fluctuations in
$67.00
the
per
rate
of
to
com¬
$497,119
capitalization.—V.
need
'
■
income
last
taxes
was
then
stock
common
/
$33,554,453
this
year.
fiscal
outstanding.
Federal
for
the
plants
this
1227.
p.
income
taxes
corresponding
of
during
Interstate
the
quarter
corporation
fiscal
year,
$9,595,256
was
last
at
97.16%
with
compared
as
this
year.
operated
78.357*
Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
dealer's discount of 80 cents per share.
/ z /
/
V ;
a
/
for
outlet
an
of
the
estimated
are
financing,
at
therewith."
facility in
type is great.
this
of
assuming
$417,500.
Of
this
the
an
of
1956;
other
and
lists
lesser
Gerald
President.
as
stock,
common
statement,
this
statement
shares
enlarged
sale
amount,
of
the
$89,000
amounts
the
at
total
outstanding
The
it
is
500,000
is
Blated
for
filed
June
had
authorized
and
5,
1956,
withdrawn
public sale of 500,000
plans, the company
to
proposed
Co.,
21,
750,000,
to
of which 46,423 are
Issued.—V. 183, p. 2760.
be
•'
.'
j
•
'
Atlanta,
Ga.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
26,768 voting trust certificates, each representing
company
17,
1956,
beneficial
proposes to offer the VTC's
outstanding common
stock
and
participating preferred stock of record Sept. 3, 1956,
one
VTC
for
each
eight shares of either class of
covering.
interest
The
par).
holders
held.
Aug.
on
revised
1
Baking
and
was
Under Its
shares
500,000
equipment,
Chairman
the
proposed
per share.
Board
a,s
7;'-'
This
plumbing,
•*
Wagner
companv now has outstanding 46 423
to residents of Colorado.
An earlier
issued
also
$1
P.
the
1955
of
purpose
where
»
z'.Vj'V
W.. Joslvn
(no
The
alley building, $95,000 for land cost, $56,000 for s^-lnbuilding, $38,600 for swimming pool structure, $35;00o for
prospectus
common
The
in
share
one
of
that
company's
for
Its
its
subscription
price
is
to
be
$25
subscription
outstanding
the
on
such
share.
per
stock
common
company
of
basis
stock
The
of
then
Robinson-
Humphrey Co., Inc., and J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc., are listed
principal underwriters;
and the
underwriting commission is
85c per VTC.
11,503,143
.
:*/
area
7,000
;
Colorado
on
etc.
the
as
be
to
.
8.435,699
The
8.131,733
7,377,199
in
3,293,600
3,293.600
$2.24
expects
company
tional
$2.47
—_——
of
bowling
pool
shares
$49,560,004
;—,Z.
shares
'
\;
partial
payment
Bank
1956.—V.
of
179,
p.
of
a
to
use
current
Atlanta,
1370.
which
net
the
bank
proceeds
loan
amounted
of
the
to
The
payable
to
$1,600,000
financing
on
First
Na¬
July
25,
/
thereof,
Securities Act
is. considered
o|f 1933.—V.
172, p.
exempt
751.
from
This
Gas
corporation,
System, Inc.—To Increase Investments
it
was
qual¬
authorization
to
issue
notes
of
subsidiaries,
Heat
Co.,
registration
-
.
its
purchase
announced
additional
as
on
Aug.
common
follows;
The
17,
has
shares
received
and
SEC
installment
Manufacturers
Light
$2,500 00(
&
of stock
and $7,950,000 of notes;
Virginia Gas
Corp.,
$200,000
of
stock
and
$350,000
of
notes;
and
Cumberland & Alleghany Gas Co., $250,000 of stock and $1,925,000 of
notes.
The proceeds are to be used by tne subsidiaries for their 1956
Distribution
construction
Patent Office)
programs.—V.
184,
p.
724.
William B. Dana Company
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y
REctor 2-9570. Herbert D Seibert
Editor and PuMisher;
William Dana Seibert,
President. Published twice a week
levery Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday) Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illlnoia
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwardg & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942
at tba
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; In Dominion ol
S.
30,
gain
amounted
outstanding
income
1,000
Inc.
cumulative income subordinated debentures, due 1986.
the application, the debentures are to be issued upon
of, and in exchange for, the preferred stock of the issuer;-
offering
30,
813,652
1955
the
2,705,671
the
before
183,
Securities and
of
-
capacity
Columbia
to
the
of
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
$21,568,963
$9,315,645
Columbia
According
of
June
of
on
Federal
of
producing
preparation,
Carl
Chicago Railway Equipment Co.—Proposed Exchange
book
position
and
proceeds
a
fees,
3,000
This company filed an application with SEC Aug. 22, 1956, for
ification of a "trust indenture pursuant to which it proposes to
1955,
cash
ended
half
7,000
—-
1956
stock—
outstanding
then
income
3,000
Hutzler..
9,190,233
with
quatter
,-,V
12,134,749
—
common
per
by
completed.—V. 184, p. 106.
the
now
$51,032,641
—
the
before
corporation
The
Co.—Earnings Up—
—
30,
The
>
by
July 31—
revenues
income
months
first
the
on
months
share
per
on
share, with
site
-
Operating
Net
last
year.—V.
shares,
&
White, Weld & Co
Co.
p.
21
weather
V.
Aug. 23
filed a
registration statement with
the SEC covering 500,000 shares of its 10c
par common stock,
to be
offered for public sale at $1 per share on a "best efforts"
basis by
Arthur L. Weir and Company and
Copley and Company.
The under¬
writers
are
tcr receive
a
selling commission of 13c per share, plus
expenses of
$5,000;
and they have been granted an option to
purchase 30,000 shares at $1 per share.
I
—_
3.000
184,
six
the
ended
share
per
six
■
1,000
Jackson
Salomon
Illinois
adverse
net
on
share
steel
was
3,000
&
Negley, Jens Sr. Rowe
Smith, Barney & Co
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
The
It
for
7,000
Rnoades
Paine,
1,000
months
first
.
stock
rated
last
ming
1,000
———
7,000
net
of
$3,581,658.
to
,
shares
Brothers
Carl
7,000
—V.
of
agreed
&
Lehman
7,000
Aug.
on
and
'
/
• •
prices
increase
1956,
income
net
The
felt
80,000 shs.
,
■'Z"
"
the
in
pool,-concessions and park in connection
the park is to provide a recreational
r
* 1,100,489 shs.
of
5;000
Noonan,
announced
costs
selling
to
The
corporation
was
organized
on
June
15,
1955,
to
"promote,
plan, construct and maintain a community wide year around
swimming
the
$16,254,907
"
substantially completed Its
$2,000,000
home
office
studio building, The Capitol Tower, during the recent fiscal
year.
value
v
'
to pur¬
severally, in. the
them
to
aggregate
Johnston,
1,000
six
cents
compared
as
Net
through
3,000
'
Inc..
&
net
The
.
Outstanding
severally
have
Shares
Inc.—
1956
Colorado
Springs
Aquatic
Center,
Inc.,
Springs, Colo.—Registers With SEC—
/
FINANCING
-;
12,000
for
$15,575,043
cents
the
30,
registration
:
—'
higher
of
/
'
$3,047,964
1,000,000
$4.00; :■■'»• $3.05
Co
Gross
calendar
reported
ended
-
"
1,100,489
The First Boston Corp
Hornblower & Weeks
Earned
fiscal
7
■
an
half
:
Colorado
year.
fiscal
share
common
a
Z
1,500,000 shs.
below,
somewhat
first
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock ('par
$5) was made on Aug. 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $71.25
•
Inc..
Co.
Bretscher
.
the
in
ended Dec. 31, 1955, and
year
of
common
earnings registered in the
than the 1955 calendar year
1954.
of
a
common
119%
of
to $1.92
re¬
$1,610,502
$1,599,367 and
equivalent after preferred dividends to $3.35 a share on
of common stock outstanding.
This compares with
$920,022,
$4,430,996
.
forth
Blunt Ellis .& Simmons—
Blyth
The
250,000 shs.
underwriters
per
2,295,850
; 111,464 shs;
>';:•/
.
Securities
before
after
to
shares
of
in
on
of
*,241
17,524,979 ; / /
393,500
Authorized
$100)
representative,
company has agreed to
year
$1.19
.
//"■
8,000,000
their
as
last
to
taxes,
common
VZ 619,200
31)
TO
value
par
respective amounts set
of .new, preferred stock:
.
,
12,500,000
stock_t_i
UNDERWRITERS—The
Securities Corp.
Eastman, Dillon
Records, Inc.—Reports Record Profits—
sales
$30.8
.-i—
Inc..
Capitol
The
J52
i
stock.
stock,. no
period
equal
year ended June 30, 1956, the
corporation reported, a net income of $4,693,556 after
provision for
Federal
ihcome: taxes,, equal,
after
preferred
dividends,
to
$1.34
per share on the 3,383,559 shares of
outstanding common stock. This
v compares
with a net, ihcome for the corresponding quarter last
year
of $4,900,745
after providing for Federal income taxes,
equal, alter
preferred
dividends, to $1.75 per share on the 2,705,671 shares of
$9,376,300
(par
at
the
$16,834;595
the
61
per
quarter,
1981——
cumulative
products
during
with
corporation
For-the
.♦Not limited except as^set forth in the mortgage securing such bonds.
Dixon
.
April
due
A.
620.
p.
July
.
series
4.64%
v
capital stock (par $19,501
the corporation (The Universal
due
to
June
V year,
the 1 sale
1955
501,603
EFFECT
series
Common
of
;
13,873
*,
same
$514,777
period
shares
2288.
p.
216.
$3.79
4
3,738,400
:
1, 1963
1; 1979
4Vz%
main
the
GIVING
the
of
of
the
400,000
the
on
>
■
outstanding.
.,400 000;
2,110,516
share.
series
Preferred
territory /
whose
or
$5,733,957
(at
183,
for
Aug. 20
reported
that
for
the
fiscal
year
consolidated net income .amounted to $16,662,653
after provision for Federal income
taxes, equal, after preferred divi¬
dends,
to $4.74 per share on
the
3,383,559
outstanding shares of
common
stock.
This compares with the net
income for the previous
fiscal
year
of $10,887,163 after provision for Federal income
for
Cr80,627
3'/4%
by
Capital Transit Co.—Name Changed—
Beginning
in
and
<tOQ noi) r
'
expense-
2V»%
-
1
North Shore & Labrador Ry., and other production
p. 319.
184,
adjustments
—
outstanding
earnings
Colorado Fuel & Iron
mortgage bonds—
Union
were
equal
184, p.
The
892,855
.
Stahl, Miles &
Canadian Javelin Ltd.,,
guaranteed
and
ore
.underwritten
was
stock
*
income' for
ended
the * sale
2,4 j.9,100
i,
CAPITALIZATION
"First
on
issue
Government
the
line
bond
•
per
com.
per
totaled
compared
.
shares.% In
mon
principal
18,948,710
C.
'*
the
by
of
4
$l&v2
;
stock
its
$469,127, equal to 58
EARNINGS
j
prelerred
for
company
sales
as
8.1%
Net
$4,907,856
on
Earnings
723.
p.
(Canada)—Listing, Etc.—
14.
Ltd.,
and
on
OF
debt
,
In
company.
with
share
a
1
months
seven
,
2,336,185
and
demand
this
The
income
Shares
/
Aug. 17 announced that the Bonds
Ry., Co. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary, were listed
the Stock Exchange at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Lake
trading
on
Net
,
taxes
disc,
the
cents
first
income
the
1956,
4,578,900
long-term
56
or
stock.—Vi
the
Net
Earnings—■}}}"*"■''<?}: y/v- V-/;."•/■
of
unit,
$4,406,253
In
was
:
Canadian Javelin Ltd.
John
areas
Board
company seniority policy, the announcement said.
time the board announced the election of Robert
the-Board Chairmanship has been'
-
rural
taxes
income
deductions
Dividenus
■*<
the
of
of
$23,127,933
in
company.
are
expected to increase during the remainder of 1956 due
company's
enlarged operations,
broadening territory,
addi¬
equipment and to its entry into the
delivery of bulk materials
at, wholesale, said Mr. Pope.
of
steam-electric
Wallace
S.
$35.08
Amortization of debt
board
membership and his appointment to the com¬
committee, of which Mr. Peterson was also Chairman.
is Vice-President for public relations. No successor to
finance
pany's
on
seventh
a
-
of
on
with
same
additions
1956
income
Interest
Denver, Colo.
The
liabilities, equipment
current
includes
*
t
$22,961,761
this
Sales
Peoria, scheduled for
equipment is estimated to
and
2535.
p.
tional
provide
population of the territory
approximately 2,800 square miles, is
principal cities served Include Peoria,
depreciation—
i.
of
plant acquisition
Federal
Gross
feed
Co.,
Cargill, Inc.—Peterson Leaves Chairmanship—
retirement
The
July 31—
for
general
income taxes
Deferred
Net
The
for
Amortization
the SEC
0
will
of
by
$257,050
was
common
Strong
to
towns.* The
ot
expenses
Provision
Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
per
shares
183,
moderately over a year ago, it was
Anthony Pope, President, However, higher
resulted in a slight decrease in
earnings.
East
Pekin.
Provision
The company on Aug." 13 filed a letter of notification with
covering 600,000 scares of common stock mo- o»e —i'p to
at
and
Operating
619.
p.
of
sales
stock
were
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
sales
,
towns
and
area
425,000.
over
12 Months Ended
Gross revenu.s
Federal
Cad well
at
an
at
.
90 'cities,
cities
covers
R.
^,
Indicator
commercial
the
include
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Numerical
A
—
stock
Sales Increase—Higher Costs Result in
Slight Decrease
the
organized in
1913 and
with
111., Is engaged principally in
Peoria.
electric
Plainfield, N. J.
Magnetron
Beam
Switching Tube,
othpr
e'etronic
components
used
and
of
related
*
company
natural
which
River
with
Elec¬
new
Offering
common
company
for
at .the
Illinois
which
offices. in
estimated
Division will occupy the Plainfield plant of
Haydu Brothers
New
Jersey, Inc., formerly a Burroughs subsidiary, and will be
responsible for the manufacture and sale of special vacuum tubes,
the
sale
utility
facilities
capacity,
the
of
new
as
the
the
three-year-program
»
BUSINESS^The
executive
of
such
by
expenditures
generating
plant
-late
Springfield
the formation of
9 announced
net
July 31
enabled
for its construc¬
years 1956,
1957 and
approximately $44,000,000, of which approxi¬
be expended in
1956, $16,800,000 in 1957 and
at
to
kilowatts
generating
'"to
Burroughs Corp.—Forms Electric Tube Unit—
Tube
/;
and
improve nresent facilities; and general and
expenditures, including additions to heating properties.
additions
served,
The
$2.07
outstanding
business
new
miscellaneous
electronic1 manufacturing, military, and aircraft
"Hyliner" is.; built by ACF-Brlll ^Motors'- Col—V. 184/
This corporation
from
required
Construction
estimated
are
The
products of Burndy's newly organized
said to be
the
world's
largest manu-
connectors,
the
of
tronic
$3.32
,,
generating facilities; electric transmission lines and substations; elec/ trie ditribution system additions, principally to serve new business and /
'improve existing facilities; gas distribution systems, also
principally to
and
The
of
through Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co., $4,500,000 of its senior notes due
July 1, 1966 and $2,500,000 subordinated notes due
July
1,1967..
;
17,837,568
of redemption.
aate
$19,200,000 will
$8,400,000
in
1953.
The
transcontinental-;
been
shares
Aug. 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
on
Colonial Sand & Stone Co,, Inc,—Private
Placement—
corporation has placed privately
$100
mately
were
show
Burndy,
electrical
electrical
markets.
Aug.
christened
Omaton
'the
30,116,013
is computed
on
number
of
shares
respective periods.—V. 184, p. 106.
the
case
of
serve
corporation
Secondary
—
This
J*
share
per
program.
1958
sales
sharolv
uo
3,000
below.—V.
reported
are
common
new
each
tion
Burndy Engineering Co., Inc.—Announces Display—
The
$
385,921,728 289,327,264
option
part
$1,935,001 and net
was
$114,586, compared with net sales of $1,282,840 and net
of
$17,201
for the
corresponding period in 1955.
The
1956
is equivalent to $3.06 per share.—V. 183, p. 2179.
profit
of
was
Leadbetter,
net
for
worth,
1956—7 Mos.—1955
%■'
3,881,050
PROCEEDS—Net
and
1956—Month—1955
•
38,036,735
•
Burgess-Manning Co.—Sales and Profits Up Sharply—
'
net
ended
preierrcd stock will be redeemable as a whole or in
oart, at
of the company, at any time upon not less than 30
days'
per share it the date of redemption is on or
prior
1961, at .$104 pen share if the date of redemption is after
July 1, 1961 and on or prior to July 1, 1966 and at $102
per share if
the date of redemption is after
July 1, 1966, plus accrued dividends
the
649.762
September,
and
year
sales
48,368,051
the end of
notice, at
to July 1,
$668,891
♦$0.41
split
working capital
main¬
as
books closed.
$1,425 049
:
such
-this
r
'
$790,916
Co.
of
Co., inc.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Consolidated
%
contains
Central Illinois Light Co.—Preferred Stock
Offering
Completed—Mention was made in our issue of Aug. 20
of the public offering on
Aug. 17, through Union Securi¬
ties Corp. and associates, Of 80,000 shares of
4.64% cumu¬
lative preferred stock at par ($100 a
share) plus accrued
dividends.
This offering was oversubscribed and the
1954
649.762
also
in
-
-
S361.C64
reflect
106.
and
'
1
State.
860,534
1,949,286
to
p.
"
restrictions
taxes___„_
after
»Profit
are
$1,651,510
share—,
per
184,
1950,
•
other
latter
Co.
Coleman
at
9224.22
-'>
^
♦Adjusted
or
are
1955
tax
shares
Earned
—V.
'
1 •
New York
of
.1956
—
profit
Capital
vpor.
«
_•
s.
♦Earns,
been
departments
to
and
ratio,
the
Pittston
See
1855.
.
Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—'
tax
Net
1939
dividends; and
current
p.
,v
X.Y
from
tMs
to
Quarter Ended June3C—
Ihcome
advertising
N.
weekly
a
offering is limited to residents
Bulova Wateh Co.,
«
business
published
was
stock
its
183,
Clinchfield Coal
*
Capitol Tower are - security under
Both the- Occidental
commitment
and
encumbrances
on
.
The
limit
note
minimum
a
through
,
2427
Iron
$47.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 90
cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 768.
*
r
H
long term loan of $1,000,000 under
Occidental Life Insurance Co.
The
a
the
of
Period Ended July 31—
V'"'!
>
v. * v '•*-''*•■'*>
"*/
at
Tne'Brooklyn Daily p^lishe5; five r»nv« b we"k, Mondav
Friday.
Its
editorial
offices
and
mechanical
departments
of
others.—V.
Profit
s. ares
the recent fiscal year end.
The
June 30, 1956 was $12.85 a share.
from
rents
bank
Sales
z,//
■
30,
book
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—July Sales Rise—
"
•
.
$5,033,647 at June
share
Sidney Klass, who is nres'^pnt; said this cimpanv
$450,000 to be used for .improvement and expansion of
raise
Cleveland-Cliffs
secondary offering
(par $1) was made
'1
publisher.
to
from
at
at
commitments
term
tenance
sion of the paper.
The
long
prohibition
a
basis, commenced on Aug. 9. The publisher, Sidney
Klass, who is President/ said this company hoped to
raise $450,000 to be used for
improvement and expan¬
and
Occidental
the
state
hoped
stock
commitment
building
the
intra¬
an
24%,
or
common
The company plans to obtain
a
450,000 shares
share
a
$5,238,383,
of the
Increased
company
•
A
Eagle" as the borough's hometown newspaper has
begun the sale of stock in the publication to its readers
the
the
Private Placement—Glenn E. Wallichs, President, said
in part:
>
"V.
lyn
and
$4,012,122 to. $4,087,901. and nonstatic;; changing from $1,557,298 to
almost
,
N. Y.—Stock Offered in New York
State—This company
which set out last
January to replace tne defunct "Jbrook-
of capital stock
frqm
v,.;'-
•
net worth of
to
1955
slightly
rose
liabilities remained
$1,571,686.
County
prior
capital
current
is
2^*2.
p.
Brooklyn
be
basis
both
cuiiooiwun.il-—v.
Brooklyn Weekly
will
the
on
Richmond
of
3
year.
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions an d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle....
(820)
Industries,
Combined
Y.
N.
Edgemere,
Inc.,
—
which
Files
C.
ended
authorized
an
1955.
Per
Loo
*
offering of 175,000 shares of common stock (par $2.25)
share, through Johnston, Lemon & Co. and
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. and associates. It was com¬
pleted.
generator.
current
balance
liabilities
1.—V.
a
173,
-
*
-
•
The
Dow-Etch
*
•
line
on
copy
the
1955,
same
($2.25
«>u»Uon hks been
'
wM
effect
in
?
be
.
in
*
•
Plans
construct
to
radiation
$2,000,000
a
physics
at
laboratory
Wilmington, Del.,
in
Station
the
pected
-
radiation .and
in
various
Construction
:
absorption
fundamental
supply
to
conducted
its
is
data for
of the
v%
company;*-'
start .immediately,
to
'
.
to jn the
The
company's
Va.
u
.
.
20,000
plant
Cobb
health
accident
and
v7*:7.;y \
insurance.
life
underwriters
There
field,
below
named
plans
are.no
comprising
have
entered
agreement with
the
company
whereby they
to purchase the number of shares of common
their names, below: v
vv
'
into
have
agreed
•
Shares
;
50,000
"T .J-
in
stock
:
...
...
..
.
Is
total
a
Aviation
.Continental
radiation
of
in
chemical
manufacture.—V.
Mackall
&
.
'■
Coe_
2,000
Birely
&
Co
Wyllie
&
Thornhill—— 1
4,000
4,000
.See also V.
"'•
•
Co.———_11
184,
.1,500
Alester
<•
G.
Furman
1,500
amount
Toledo
its
at
compressors
Aug. 15.
...
The contract,
C.
plant,
deliveries
.
,
as
'•
The
Mr. Reese said,
increases
the present air compressor
brings,
contract
new
$47,000,000 mark,
the
above
>
under
starter for large Jet aircraft."
a
>';Fort
A, A
:
—It is announced
Shares
Pitt
Brewing
-
;
.,<•
,
1,000
'
Co.
-
To
—
Change
'
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.
,
>,'
-
i'i.
'
Eaton
c
•
Manufacturing
Co.
(&
on
Name
and
to
of
the
'
„
change
a"
in
name
'
Fort Pitt Industries, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
Bee Fori Pitt- Brewing :Co. above. -*
r ^
-
"
>
vote
and
to authorize indebtedness • of $10,000,000.
The
company's name would be changed to Fort Pitt Industries,
Inc.,
to mark its diversification outside
the
brewing business.
At
present
this
corporation
has no authorized
indebtedness.—V.
173,
p. '200.
4.,, " V
•
.
<
T
Oct.'. 1.7 will
on
corporation
that Morgan
^
,
stockholders
Thp
its best efforts for the period Aug. 31
•
.■
,
New Directors Elected—Unfilled Orders Up—
r
x
Shopping Centers, Inc.—Unsubscribed
■
company's
Reese said.
the
Mr.
Eastern
Stanley & Co. will use
through Sept. 14,
production and extends'., v 1956, to sell any of the common stock not subscribed
program. The MA-1A is
for by Grand Union Co. common and debenture holders.
v.• ;*
See details in V. 184, p. 725.
.
bank of unfilled orders
; " >
Reese,
J.
on
'used
the
air
President, announced
-
725..
p.
Authorize Debt—
corporation has been awarded an Air Force contract in
of $7,912,264, calling for production of MA-1A gas turbine
Co.,
Inc;
(
This
v
.
_
184,
321.
p.
Corp.—Contract
Engineering
&
involved
reactions
on
&
Stirling, Morris & Co.—
,
•*•%■■■'
*
.
.
; '
v.
^.... Shares
Rpuse, Brewer & Becker—
3,000
Goodwyn & Olds—___i_ '
2,000
.
.
Ferris
.
.
at
insurance
underwriting
;
of coal a
the
largest
tons
with
Michigan,
addition
present
the
With
some
•■n
.
the
-
r"
77.'.
preceding paragraph is ordinary life
intends to place major emphasis on
the company
::-;.lnc.—■ 101,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
5,000
•
'v .V'''
" / *
expected by January of • 1958."- '•
service, the Cobb plant will .consumeAlthough T>u Pont has designed, built, and operated atomic reactors
week or one million tons a year.
The
for the government at Hanford and Savannah Rivet, Du Pont's direct
electric generating station in western
,»interest is not in the reactor power field.
Rather, it lies, in the effect
capacity of 354,256 kw.—V. 184, p. 724.
date.
same
Lynchburg.
by
had been issued."
$747,854
■'7 V'T'
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Scott," Horner & Mason,
completion
with
St.,
entering the industrial
weekly basis.
a
set. opposite
materials.
It is ex-radiation studies. now being
departments
scheduled
for
on
severally
various
in
that
on
Ninth
approved
were
UNDERWRITERS—The
an
'
The new laboratory, to be operated by the company's Engineering
^Department, will be staffed-by a group, of radiation specialists. It will
provide additional facilities for long-range research on the measure¬
of
203
at
referred
Although
individual
payable
♦
ment
of
amount
present
announced
were
17.
Aug.
policies
the
^and
-
.
on
located
•"'If.
310,000 shs.
from
Commission,
is
of
~
ordinary',life insurance business, it also expects .eventu,aJly tQ wlte the other kinds of insurance authorized by its charier
du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—New Lab.—
company's Experimental
Corporation
office
All insurance
Drougnt even closer
-
I
Outstanding
incorporated in Virginia on Nov. 22,' *
the Department of Insurance of
wa,s
license
its
forms
insurance.
the *?*.dwwwntF
'
.
.\
.
FINANCING
Virginia Department of
Insurance in May, 1956. The company commenced the.
writing of in¬
surance on June 8, 1956. As of Aug. 9, 1956, the
company had received
applications in the aggregate .'amount of $1,206,410, of -which policies
:7.'
readers
-
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
value)
par
company
received
State
.Its
developed by Dow
after extensive
the
American
Newspaper
Publishers
Is a new aspect of the popular
•
.
^
and
home
Inc.,
it^knnpn*
'
-v.
A
*
TO
EFFECT
•
♦
.
7 A::A'"-^A-Av'• ■'
v
the development means timelier news-photo coverage
cd hi on*
one
(E. I.)
last week placed
in
service a new 156,250 kw
generating unit at the B. C. Cobb plant at Muskegon,
Mich,, increasing the company's state-wide system capacity to a new
high of 1,721,178 kw.
;
r
;
'
'
\
•
\A
second -unit of the
same
size is now under construction lor
1957.
an v
;.
,
'
process.
_* fjf"'
p'
company
in
stock
Common
process,
with
Institute,
Research
f?-th?ynpif
steam-electrical
service
>
Development—
half-tones ^and
cooperation
For newspapers,,
.'
..
.
in
Association
for
17.
Aug.
on
combination-etch
research
Operation—
Co.—New Unit in
Power
Consumers
This
a
announced on Aug. 17 by this cpmpany, brings
savings
to
quality magnesium photoengravings,
it was
announced
Canadian
Ltd. has
facilities
.
;
etching
'
<
.
plate,
substantial
to establish administrative and
216.
p.
of
method
new
follow:
GIVING
Authorized
the
A
not eligible for sale in New York
was
details
BUSINESS—The
production headquarters
at
Rexdale, Norman I. Bchafler, president of the parent firm
de¬
clared, resulted from Con Diesel's desire "to locate the subsidiary s
rapidly expanding operations at a key center oi Canada's own vast
and
accelerating industrial and commercial development."
The Canadian
unit will engage in the manufacture and assembly
of multi-purpose ground support equipment for conventional, jet and
.rocket aircraft; test equipment for industry, the military, and auto- ^
mation;
and power equipment
for ^industry and defense purposes.
184,
Further
CAPITALIZATION
,
,
The corporation on Aug, 22 reported that its wholly owned
subsidiary. Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp. of Canada
established
general
offices, manufacturing and
assembly
in Rexdale, Toronto, Ont., Canada.
—V.
were
of June
current
ratio then of 2.8 to
^
Dow Chemical Co.—New
Subsidiary Established in Rexdale—
The decision
c >r "no
199.
p.
magnesium
Canadian
< wnen
$3,011,511, indicating
were
ago
year
Oi
The stock
State.
$8,364,231 including $1,330,123 in cash.
Current liabilities as
30 last were $2,343,104 indicating a. ratio of 3.5 to
1, while
the
June
assets
with
Paul Mitchell, Sales
;V.
"The units. Navy designation NC-7, are used to start jet aircraft
and to supply power to
test and maintain the aircraft's electronic
systems, including radar, navigation and fire control.
The NC-7 is »
a
portable, gasoline engine-driven generator set designed to supply
power from two 20-volt direct current generators and one alternating ,■
Jet aircraft, it was announced on Aug. 12 by
Manager for the Aircraft Equipment Division.
sheet
3"
$264,000
of
Insurance Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—
our issue of Aug. 20 of the public
Life
made in
was
at $12.50 per
emphasized that the financial condition of Diebold Inc.
continues very satisi«ucory.
The u«...
....
:> *»•>
JUii; Jt) shows
current assets of $8,258,153 of which $1,258,373 was in cash compared
corporation has received a U. S. Navy contract amounting to
for trailer-mounted mobile electric power plants for support
Colony
Mention
900,000.
shares from 280,000 to
common
First
common
Koontz
Mr.
Contract—
Electric Corp.—Navy
Diesel
Consolidated
taxes of $297,794 equal to
equal number of shares
on
30,
June
■
the
This
p.
61 cents a common
for the six months
share earnings in the 1955 six
months, based on the then outstanding 141,466 shares of common
stock
after preferred
dividends, were equal to $2.03 a share.
The
shareholders voted at the annual meeting on April 2, 1956 to increase
calculated
share
and inventory purchases and for other general coiporatc
.
$1,200,000 444'% promissory notes dated .Aug. 15, 1956
and due serially from Aug. 15, 1965 to 1989.—V. 183,
3009.
'
•
Koontz,
provision for Federal
corporation on Aug. 6 filed a letter of notiiication with the
covering 300.000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $1 per share, through Harold D. Levine, 82 Beaver Street, New York, N.
Tne proceeds ate to fce used to pay accounts payable
The
offered
purposes.
the
on
mond
SEC
for equipment
preferred dividends was equal to 86 cents a common
469,325 outstanding common shates^According to Ray¬
President.
This compared with net income after
after
share
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
Monday, August 27, .1956
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
;:V-.
•
■"'>
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'
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£
V
Election .of.
.
two
directors
new
announced, .following
>was;
,
a
board
?;
'
,
Net
corporation
Greenville, Ohio, it
/,.
-
.
This
in
;
,
r ^
—V.
six months of 1955.
after Federal and State corporate taxes for the first
year are estimated at $363,923, equivalent to 86
cents per share oh the 423,755 shares of capital stock outstanding-.
mv.u
U<
DO
This compared with net earnings of $373,755, equivalent to 88 cents
per share in the like six months of 1955.
:
The company attributed the slight decrease in earnings to unusually
poor weather conditions
during the winter and early spring which
increased
operating costs and affected sales considerably.—V.»183,
nee
produce
Medical
Mass.,
G.
Rlter,
and
tne- construction
for
nitrogen
Edison
3rd,
the
plant
is
will
to
modern
and
said
be
industrial
building will
operation by
---A i: V.
in
be-the-second
Vice-President
10-acre
operated
and
General
by
the
>
W.
the
President,
Alsdorf,
U.S.P. high purity
oxygen
and nitrogen will account for most of
new plant's
production capacity.
The division also manufactures
cyclopropane, a special-purpose anesthetic gas, nitrous oxide, U. S. P.,
Baralyme, a patented acid-gas absorbent, and a line of related products.
the
Automatic Magnetic Index a
a
powerful magnet as a lifting and holding device.
Magnetic Index is a product of the Autopoint' Co.,
Chicago,
which is a
Division
of
the Cory
Corp.
Autopoint
also
manufactures a complete line of advertising specialties, business gifts,
premiums, pens, pencils and other stationery equipment items.—V.
.184, p. 320.
uses
Automatic
217.
corporation
Aug. 23 announced that a special new easily."
lip that assures faster, more uniform metal flow is being
with each new popular-sized crucible for
tilting furnaces.
is suitable for- both aluminum and brass pouring.—V. 183,
.Installed
shipped
The
lip
Elmira
$52,399,000 as compared to $38,164,000.
E. Huthsteiner, President, pointed out
or
R.
vision
for
885,000.
income
Federal
Net
income
for
taxes
the
':A :';AAlAAA'.AA Ar
that
income
half
first
of
before
1956
pro¬
be
placed
New
York
on
15,
principal of an interest
gold bonds due Sept. 1,
Holders
after
of
Sept.
deposit
N.
Y.,
1956.—V.
135,
York
New
Trust
funds
sufficient
mortgage
Co.,
100
pay
the
to
5%
1956.
these bonds should
1,
The
first consolidated
all
on
with
p.
trustee,
50-year
.
present said bonds for payment on
• -
or
2996.
El< Paso
after
provision for estimated Federal income
taxes amounted to $2,803,000.
Earnings per share were $3.24 for the
six month period on the 864,580 shares outstanding as of June 30, 1956.
The comparable period last year showed an income of $2,127,000 after
provision for estimated Federal income taxes, or earnings' per share
of $2.43 adjusted for the number of shares now outstanding.
Mr. Huthsteiner also
reported that substantial additional expendi¬
tures for machinery and other facilities for increased capacity; for
Natural
Gas
Co.—New
Facilities—
Commission
Power
authority
to
construct
and
chased
from
and
others
for
in
machining
additional
finished
state,' are
the
components now pur¬
scheduled to be made
during the last half of the year;
This is a part
of a $6,000,000
capital program announced by Cummins for 1956.—V. 184, p. 424.
consolidated
184, p.
Daystrom Systems Division, which will design,
build, test and install complete systems for automation applications,
was
announced
on
Aug. 24.
The new division will be located
in
LaJolla, Calif.
statements
of
this
According to Dause L. Bibby, Executive Vice-President
of
Day¬
the Systems
Division
"will
provide total responsibility
for,
completely engineered, systems for both industry and the military
strom,
_
.
and
will
make
available
from
a
single
source
the
information
and
techniques from the fields of electronics, optics, hydraulics, mechanics
pneumatics.
Through the new division, the combined resources
efforts
of Daystrom's
engineers, physicists, production Experts
and
administrators
will
be
available
to
serve
the
needs
of
the
entire
systems field."
..
The
Systems
becomes, the
ninth
operating unit of Day¬
Inc.
Daystrom operates seven companies In the
electrical
and electronic instrument fields and is also active in nucleonics.
The
strom,
"company
also manufactures metal furniture.—V. 184,
p.
This
corporation
income
after
has
reported
provision, for
for
the .six
Federal
months
income
ended
taxes
of
for
March- 31,
;.'v>
1956
.♦'.
were
$241:53
$2
per
and $5.28 per share of commdn-stock;—V.
813.
'
..
.
have
The
con¬
182,
company
trading in
the declaration of an interim dividend
the same stock.
The dividend covers
period from the close of business Aug. 10, 1956 to Sept. 15, 1956,
is payable, Sept. 15 to holders of record Sept. 7.
company also reported
11 'A
cents per share on
preferred is part of the terms of the Federal and Morris
Paper Mills merger, recently approved by shareholders of both com¬
panies.—V. 184, p. 725.
new
,.i
June
30
paid
value.
shares
from
1,000,000
Partial
Inc
Rpdpmotinn-
x ax llcti
XVCUCXlljJUUI1
been
182,
<*as
813.
p.
Service
'
"
'
Co.-^-Secondary
Offering—A
secondary
offering of 4;OO0 shares of common stock (par $10) was
maple on Aug. 13 # Blyth & Co., Inc. at $25.75 per share,
wrch
dealer's concession of 40
a
General
cents per
share.
Acceptance
Corp.—Proposed
$20,000,000 to $10,000,000—
duced from
It
was
♦
f
Baltimore—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—Kidder, Peabody & Co., Incorporated, has placed
privately with
institutional investors a
Offering
Re¬
It Is now expected; that .the proposed public offering, of
$20,000,000
of debentures will be reduced
by 50% and that the interest rate* may
,
be
4%%.
The
linancing
tentative
will
be
Securities
General
The
offering
handled
by
Corp.—V.
Cable
corporation
made
the
at
share
cluding
date
is
Webber,
425.
p.
set
now
Paine,
184,
at
Aug.
Jackson
&
28.
The
Curtis
and
Corp.—To Redeem
has called for
new
redemption
Second
on
Oct.
1,
Pfd.
1956,
Stock
all
but
dividends
Irving
of
Trust
second
not
after
of
Co.,
preferred
the
close
50
One
cents
Wall
stock
of
is
business
share.
per
of
St.,
New
Payment
its
York
convertible
up
15,
to
N.
and
will
Y.
in¬
such
redemption date
into common stock of .the
corporation at the conversion price of $24.14
per1 share of .common stock (approximately 2.0712 shares of such com¬
mon
stock for each share of second preferred stock)
unor.
surrender
of the
certificates therefor, duly endorsed, at the transfer office of
the corporation,
120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y. No payment or
adjustment will be made on account of any dividends accrued on.
shares
p.
of
second
preferred
1800.
.
on
stock surrendered
aa>■■■■•
;■
for
.
conversion.—V.»182.
"
issue of
of
announced
by
a
its
The
Co.
President of
Jose(
the
this
Escalante
signing
of
Co.,
corporation,
sales
Oct:
Lilienfield
'
1956.
Aug.
on
Lilienfield,
16
jointly
for the acquisition
of the business of Jose Escaiante
Brothers.
The
acquisition
beebmes
'
new
subsidiary will operate under the name of Jose Escalante
its
direction,
both
as
to
manufacture
and
sales
of - the
and
famous
associate
1,
Walter
and
Chicago, 111.,
providing
contract
a
subsidiary of General Cigar Co.
effective
7
Cigar Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
Strauss,
President
and
approximately 30 days.
The
Finance Co. of America at
$412,965,
been
par
A■ >.Vr>
...
.
are
shareholders voted
the
common
;
which
previously
change in
no
1956,
•
on
may be converted into common stock at the:cohprice of $35.60 per share until the close of business on Sept. 21.
Julius
announced on Aug. 13 that its new 4.6% cumula¬
tive / $25
par
value
preferred stock has been approved for listing
on-the. New York .Stock Exchange.
The shares will be admitted to
The
of
have
be
23,
par: value
"
share
debentures
version
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Listing—
the
number
$5
'
-
called for redemption on Oct. 1, 1956, $60,000 of
convertible debentures due Oct. 1,
1967
at
100%
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan
Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. TT.
!-
General
of
will
March
623.
p.
of
at
record
'
,
....
321.
Diebold, Inc.—Reports Earnings at Higher Rate—
net
■
figures
vertible preferred share
and
Division
wholly-
subsidiary, Equity General Corp., for the six months ended
1956 show net assets at that date equivalent ,to $248.55 per
$2. convertible.preferred stock (preference4a>liqhidation $50
per share and accumulated dividends), and $5.48 per share of common
and
and
its
and
30,
This
of
per
7striking''-"fund
Each
corporation
snare.of
p.
shareholders
outstanding 4% cumulative, convertible second preferred-stock at $51.50
622..
owned
Comparable
of
the. authorized
Garrett ■J'Tciffhtlines
grarAed this company tem¬
operate natural gas facilities in
stock.
formation
to
dividends
There
»*»»»V*.. >
There
6%
be
Daystrom, Inc.—Forms New Division—
The
increase
3,000,p0p.7r-y.-184,
Equity Corp.—Asset Values Increase—
June
which
$2.40.
per-share, plus accrued
The
1956
stock
common
meeting held
to
has
Texas, which, it is estimated, will cost $1,004,000.—V.
.
reductions,
3,
-
,
cost
Dec.
on
of
rate
annual
to
_
Federal
"The
porary
of
outstanding
the
Union
$5,-
was
shares
annual
an
At
Water, Light & RR. Co.—Bonds to Be Paid—
will
Broadway,
Sales of this company and its wholly owned subsidiaries for the first
six months of 1956 were 37%
above the comparable period last year,
payable
completed.—V. 183, p. 1109.
There
Co., Inc.—Sales Up 37%—
on
1857.
p.
.
Cummins Engine
at
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—New Product
This
is
business
895,121
1956.—V.
the introduction
unique, desk telephone
Autopoint
which
index
The
of
presently
Y., said increased
production frnm tho onmnlolcH nlont nrUI permit the division to match
from the. completed plant will
announced
15
Aug.
on
rate
dividend
close
the
nrnHlirtlnn
Cory Corp.—New Automatic Magnetic Index—
J.
per share on the new common stock, indicating the
of"$1.50 per share' following the 100% stock distribution.
Manager
supply to growing demand in the New England market.
184, p.
at the close of business Sept. .14, -1956.
authorized payment of a quarterly dividend
the board
cents
Nov.
13, 1956.
" "
; The indicated new dividend rate will be equal to $3
r
uf the Medical Gas Division, Stuyvesant Falls, N.
-
—V.
of
37 y2
the
a
of
''{A':.A.A. AA
A
Grafton
Gardenler,
B.
medical
President,
expected
-
North
at
Clyde
of
This
a
on
Aug. 17, voted a. 100% stock distribution, "it was
Gifford V. Leece, President.
The new shares will be
by
to shareholders of record
Concurrently,
$4.13
acquired
per-
directors
issued
annual
for
and
.oxygen
Henry
plant
1,789,942
has
$1
Gardner-Denver Co.—10j0% Stock Distribution, Etc,—
The
7,397,402
$4.11.
Division
Gas
at
announced
2,720,990
,
1—
Graiton,
year-end.
J * The
1965.
p.
8,172,744
Edison, Inc.—To Build New Plant-
immediately
Sjhvision.
this
*orro
North
to
begin
corresponding
of
in
purposes.
earnings
months
on July 20 filed a letter
of notification with the
300,000. shares'of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
sha^e-, through Wiilis E. Burnside & Go., New York,
N. Y."The proceeds
are; to-be used for exploration and drilling costs.
A
corporation's
plant
"
321.
p.
(Thomas A.)
This
id-
share
per
184,
pa
7c"
covering
offered
2,777,997
8,093,152
Can.
and
7,459,750
dividends
Earnings
a
corporation reports for the six months ended June 30, 1956,
oi $3,756,976, an increase of 9% over net sales of $3,439,145
the
Net
Fed., "State,
(est.);
Jle^ " income '■
Cash
sales
six
,3,396,429
-
income
on
■
>
Tk? corporation
~
—;„£^r
expenses
Taxes
manufacturing plant at
Aug. 20 by William C. Deckei,
(G. & W. H.) Corson,.Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
..
net
307,164
-
Ssherina^^'ifci^^
QITC'-
4
.T
BEC
tract
.
290,964
v
income
'
Wifh
122.531,099 115,733,850
Cost of products soldii-:,—:—r__.103,581,768
97,383,707'
Selling, advertising, administrative, and general
34-acre' site,'vthe one-story plant will have 265,000
square feet of floor space and an additional office wing.
Two glass
melting tanks are planned.
•
'
.
Production is expected to begin late in 1957.—V. 183, p. 885.
on
Fortune
'*
■$.
122,240^5 115,426,686
-
Income
Total
will manufacture Pyrex brand glass products.
factory
Located
'
1955 ■V*
hr%/,
glass
new
a
announced on
was
President.
The
build
will
sales
Other
Corning Glass Works—To Build New Plant—
This
$
:v.H V:'V
17.
'•
■
/
They are H. A. Todd of Milwaukee, Wis., President of the Wisconsin
Motor
Corp.,
and Robert F.
Brooks Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio, Vice
President of Trundle Consultants. Inc.
7\ y
*-?v\
Unfilled
orders
on
the company's books
are
new
in excess of
$47,000,000, C. J. Reese, President, announced.—V. 182, p. 1697.'
meeting on Aug.
Six Months,Ended June 30— .f1956
? •
Corina
and
of Mr. Lilienfield
factories
are
General
Aurelia
and
his
brands
will
continue
two sons, Edward
in
Credit,
the
and Robert.
located in New Orleans and Tampa.—V.
Inc.,. Washington,
D.
able
hands
The Escalante
183, p. 2290.
C.
—^
Registers
Debentures With SEC—
This
corporation
filed
registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 17, 1956, covering $2,000,000 of subordinated sinking fund deben¬
tures, 6%
series
due
Sept. I, 1971
(with detachable warrants to
a
volume 1B4
purchase
Number ho63
160,000
to
1)6
shares
..Tfte Commercial ona-Financiai-i^lironicie
..
participating
offere(i
for
preference
public sale
at
100%
stock).;
of
deben
The
principal
40
*
have
a
initial exercise price
an
"Ventures is to be
10/c
made
of $4.50 per share.
through
selected
Tracker,
S2F,' and
;
in units of $1,000 and $500, with warrants
respectively, of * the preference- stock.'-Hi?
shares,
anti-submarine
.version
•
amount;
fl iney,aIe lev be offered
ior
go
and
'
/-
Offering
'',l'
•
*•/.
,
■,
*°
Corp.
: 1 '"
1 I •'
Net .sales
l
and
increase/of
an
previous
"
of
record
Since
3,528
,3617231
Aug.,,23
op
25,521
a. record
the comparable
since
since
March
16,
date
1956,
the
and
crude
other
other
deprec;
Esti,
ago
oil/
approximately
5,300
have become
shareowners
under
the
General
Electric
Savines
and
Stock Bonus
Plan
whereby employees who purchase united States Savings Bonds
and leave them on
deposit with the company for five years receive
bonus
a
in
More
General
than
the
Electric
50,000
plan
stock./
General
employees
'■•:;-•'/•>*,
employees have become
1948.—V. 18V P' 725.
in
General Motors Acceptance Cori>.—Rates
Effective
to
30
The
days.
income
amortiz.,
taxes—U.
180-to
$re. as
239
*'
S.
Corp.,,
'Total
manufactured
by
>
This
told
•
of
Ampro
continuing
produpts
is
important
an
program ' of
diversification,"
Graflex'"sales vice president.
"It means
said
>
H.
that
step
Ampro
-
also
be
product
for
line
opened
and
dealers
Graflex
In
/
also
Graflex,
General
Inc.
Shoe
'
'
"
by
184,
W.
the
'
July 31—
will
*
j
.
>
1956
4
Net
earnings
Earnings per
±1.
share
common
$1.47 '
,
l
Sales
earnings
or
been included
in
of
the- Hovlng Corp. acquired
report.—V. 184, p. 425.
this
in
This
investment
the
to
July
-
'
Gibco
shares
will
for
rece.ve
each
series
such
A
six.
the
reports
company
months
first,
months
earnings
compared
year
equal .to $1.70 "a snare ^ on
standing', as against $1.46
the 1955 period.
Net
sales
from
rise
"A
the
in
sales
of
substantial
the
current
six
$9,764,476
portion
of
360,000
on
shar
Cincinnati
Bickford
the
period
like
*
,
s
^
n
$683,066,058,
half of 1955.
which
were
Consolidated
$3.02
or
in
the
outstanding
with
with
compares
income
of
for
the
in
"
:
stock
common
outstanding
1
June
; •
the
30,
'
the
ratio
of
Election
the
of
Federal
John
John
nounced
Among
the
Virden,
Bank
Co.,
Aug.
on
C.
Reserve
Virden
C.
assets
current
21
as
by
other
of
a
1956
of
Cleveland
and
Edwin J.
of
the
1956,
by
Alkali
Mr.
income
during
of
of
Aug.
17
been
in
of
184,
Arthur
S.
is
by
elected
President
Cleveland,
S.
Greyhound
Eastern
—V.
has
death
R.
Ohio
of
.Grumman
of
Eastern
fill
the
according
of
an
Developments'
mental
.At
and
and
hydrofoil
production
'
research
in
the company
transonic
F0F-8
Cougar,
experience
with
the
is
combine
Grumman
;
equal
cents
a
after
share
Jan.
1
had
;:
"
'
due
AS
1977
instalments
in
due
of
preferred
-
Net
stock
($5
an
holders.
175
to
the
shareholders,
a
Aug.
on
10
the
ratio
of
statement .with
shares
one
of
common
share
new
the
for
each
the
on
record
date
of
will
not
third
..//
Valueless.
participate
quarter
of
Aug. 31, 1956.
Sept. 28, 1956
on
in
1956."
Shares
div' '.end
any
See
also
V
;;;
.
-•
184,
-•
Inc.—Stock
Split—Earnings—
the
issued
Scrip
Sept.
on
17,
certificates
td>
1956
will
be
,i
issued
in
\i
-
for
stockholders
of
Leu
of
''
six
President,
months
$3.86
a
ended
also
June
that
announced
30,
share.
common
net
earnings
1956,
Th
se
://
April
the
12
the
at
retained
sales
the
however,
that
of Milwaukee
form
of
greater
was
date
at
the
price
earnings.
its
and
amounted
out,
earnings
in
Milwaukee
:
''
■
pointed
the
date
set
the
of
as
period
Book
property.
acquisition than it
of Milwaukee's
result
a
ly:-"
operating revenues for
$6,513,093. *
'''V'/'
six months^ ended June
the
j;
Enterprises
for
valuable
more
a
was
v"7"* /'■
Industrial
Crane
to
"
.
...
.
30,
•/
Bropston
,Mr.
is
for
and
said
continued
company's
Mr.
outlook
aclory
Carrier
Milwaukee
the
Crane
for
the
operations-,
Division
Division
secopd half
is
also
revealed
for
purchase
companies
ahead
of
against
working
that
or
of the year
"Carrier- operat'ons
running
are
>v./•/ /';
Bronston
certain
that the
satis
Fleet
a
of
the
last
year,
substantial
.■..
^
Industrial
merger.—V.
is
negotiating
184,
p.
with
.115.
International Business Machines Corp.—Suit Dropped
—T. J.
Watson, Jr., Presidentvon Aug. 21
f-aidr,
^
#
than
a
year's negotiations,
this corporation and
Aug. 21 entered into a non-exclusive licensing
agreement to exchange licenses to manufacture punched card account¬
ing machines and electronic
data
processing machines under their
Sperry
Rand
1956.
patents
Based
to
pay
years
and
patent
IBM's
on
greater
applications in existence as of Oct. 1,
production of these machines, IBM will
Rand a fixed
annual
credit against production
a
as
royalty
two
payments
companies
production
withdrew
1956.—V.
royalty
of
royalties,
$1,250,000
after
for
eight
time no
which
due.
agreed upon
procedure for settling patent
a
in the U. S. Patent Office and arranged
information
with
respect
to
punched
card
electronic
data
processing
machines
announced
or
Simultaneously
withdrew
also
be
technical
and
to
will
pending
now
exchange
Rand
on
Sperry
further
The
Corp.
prior to Oct.
with
its
the
1956.
1,
execution
antitrust
of
the
comqiainc,
its
counterclaim, charging
184, p. 521.
above
filed
agreements,
5
Dec.
1*; 5.
Sperry
and
IBM
infringement, filed June 6,
patent
1954 fiscal
in the
these
shares
Stock
600,000
have
Plan
of
stock
,*'•
.
.
$20,000,000
U.
'
"
'
,
Net
,
of
Oldbury.—V.
corporation
automobile
North
N.
and
/
»
' '
.50,000 shs.
the
reserved
p.
shares
50,000 shs.
C.,
has
been
and
it
loan
in
business
financing.
operates
17 173.470
37 633.9)9
1,125,541
1,195,781
2,333,230
2,316,578
3,983,956
3,498,743
6,645,345
6,277,934
21,862,413
'
$1.93
20,306,514
43,305,434
38,590,953
32,986.744
other
taxes
inc.
share
com.
for
issuance
$1.84
ten
$5,000,000
under
Purchase
.
$3.92
62Hraneh
offices
for
1956
$3.50
10,905,613
and
•
See Long-Bell Lumber Corp. below.
1968.;
International
The
the
notes,
is engaged
office is in
cities located
and
in
Carolina,
Ten¬
Rys.
Central
of
America
—
Partial
'
directors
on
Aug.
sinking fund on Nov.
mortgage 60-year 5%
Plan.
main
Carolina.- Florida. Georgia,
Kentucky, South
Virginia and West Virginia.—V. 183, p. 771.
shares
demptions—
first
mortgage
With
"The
23
1.
authorized the
of $83,000
1956,
Shipbuilding
Securities
and
Re¬
-
.,
call for redemption
for
the
amount of its first
principal amount of 5%
principal
gold bonds and £49,580
60-year gold bonds.—V. 183,
International
Corp.,
p.
2537.
Miami,
Fla.—Files
Exchange Commission—
notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) to be
offered at $2 per share, through Atwill & Co., inc., Miami Beach, Fla.
The
years
10,933,136
1955.
Proposed Merger.
Placed Privately—
The firm's
of
§6,006,946 shs.
additional
Stock
for
basis
on
—V. 183, p.
-/None.
/
624.
Group, Inc.—Notes
small
18.346 5*>4
taxes
'Computed
4,000,000
4,000,000
Employees'
184,
199,262,934 435,214,445 390,738,253
89,920,928
42,174,508
80,172,269
45,318,434
and
per
..-.4
taxes
profit
•Earns,
.
$
.
borrow
been
and
income
foreign
2,460,000
2,460,000
$
taxes__
in:.
Canadian
/
inc.
,
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$
218,596,642
before
Fed.
State
*5,000,000
*5,000,000
I960)
( with-
to
S.
Subs.)—-Earnings Up—
(&
1956—3 ivIos.—1955
sales
Profit
-
Hooker.
Finance
Period End. June 30—
Net
(pay-
$200,-
possible consolidation of Oldbury Electro-Chemical Co.
into
would, if consummated, result in the issuance of 450,000 shares
Stock
;
(without
committed
Option
■
$800,-
$20,000,000
of
International Paper Co.
Outstanding
-..v
*250,000 shs.
value)tlO,000,000 shs.
par
is
company
Charlotte,
in
by
under
No comparisons with previous years are available since Industrial
Enterprises has been completely reorganized withip the past year.
^,-
/
1956
31,
Authorized
....;
-T
stock
value)
capital
nessee,
Co.
owned
registration
580,5311 additional
Vi/..;•/-.
1956.
(pay¬
1980
instalments
JULY
OF
1957V
notes
$260,000
The
letter
offer
will be
acquired
of
1956
corporation
proceeds
are
Aug.
on
to
9
used
be
Interprovincial
Pipe
filed
for
a
letter
general
Line
of
corporate
purposes.
Co.—Secondary
Offering—
A
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Aug. 13 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
at $49.62V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
share.
chased $1,000,000 of the issue and Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York bought $500,000 of the securities.
**•
,
outstanding—
Match
Aug.
share.
been
having
fiscal year
$1.33 per common share
or
filed
L.e
in
Bronston,
to
to
value
provision for
on
6,006,946
R. S.
Dickson & Co., Inc. acting as agent for the borrower, it
was announced on Aug. 20.
Investors Mutual, Inc., pur¬
in
S2F
83
This corporation has sold $1,500,000 of 5% senior
due in
1971, to institutional investors, through
;
develop¬
the
and
'
21
authorized a
2ya- for one split of
stock. .////<;.//i' i'
additional shares,'at the rate of
l'/a
shares
Bronston
actually
v
producing the supersonic FllF-l Tiger
jet - fighters,
the
F9F-8P
photo ?
Cougar,
E.
-/respective
$220,000 which commenced in 1950i
Home
In¬
on
4,
first
Mr.
1.
for
Negotiations are being conducted by the
managements of the comoany and
Oldbury Elrctro-Chemical Co. of
Niagara Falls, N. Y., approximately 84% of whose stock is owned by
Albright and Wilson, Ltd. a British' corporation,
with a view to a
ppssible consolidation of Oldbury with Hooker, on the basis of 45 shares
cf common stock of Hooker for each of the 10,000 outstanding shares
\
fighter-trainer
elated
'
—
tOf
by
Dynamic
notes
annual
company's
Lines
Cougar
F9F-8T
/
$41,(47/000 for the
under its loan agreement dated Sept. 19, 1955 and to issue
additional 3%% unsecured notes therefor prior to Dec. 18, 1956. ;
v
"will
the
closed.
$5,121,000,
the
For
$8,202,000
annual
in
♦The
of
facilities."
present,
the
reconnaissance
Swirbul,
and
cents
stock
common
the
snares
amounted to $452,678,
earnings are computed
pro
forma ba^js giving effect to the acquisition of Milwaukee
Crane & Service Co. for the full period.
However/ since Milwaukee
Crane
was
not
acquired
i.ntil
April
12, . 1956,
actual
earnings of
Industrial
Enterprises, including earnings of Milwaukee Crane from
April 12 to June 30 only, amounted to $236,003, equal to $2.01 a
the
permitted
corporation has acquired a 50%
interest in Dynamic Develop-;
ments.
Inc.,
a
leading
hydrofoil
research
organization
located
at
Islip, Long Island, N. Y.,. it was announced on Aug. 22 by Leon A..
Swirbul.
Grumman
President,
and
William
P.- Carl,
President
of /
Mr.
stock.
this
..Culminating Aiore
94
,
This
said
to
of
states
total
•
record.
of
on-a
public
stock,
are
holders
shares.
Walter
■
shares
CAPITALIZATION
•
Cumulative
"V/..
Dynamic Developments.
/'The new association,"
at
a
Enterprises,
for
Sept.
equivalent
boon:
bonds
Co.—Stock
books
commencing
in
$4.25 cumulative preferred stock
.out
par
value)
announcement
Engineering Corp»—Acquires
terest in Hydrofoil Research Activity—
-•
the
$5,743,000
was
common
of common
Aircraft
and
commencing
Hooker
caused
the
of
V
which
v.he..
3.0*
..
each share held,
record
preferred
for
shares
expenditures
sinking fund debentures due 1974
(payable in equal annual .Instalments
Cleveland
Greyhound
vacancy
to
sale
3V2%
an¬
Genet,
President
of
The- Greyhound
Corp.
the
corporation's
second
largest
division.
426.
p.
to
Sundstrom.
i
plastic
unsecured
§The
Brion
thq
backlog."
Electrochemical
unsecured
par
headquarters
of
commencing in 1960)
3% sinking fund debentures due 1967
(payable in equal annual instalments
Greyhound Corp.—New President of Division—
N.
$7,198,637
000
Illuminating Co., Diamond
Co., Eaton Manufacturing
Interlake Iron Corp. and the Youngstown Steel Door Co.—V. 183,
recent
these
,
SEC,
,
able
"Graflex, Inc.—Merger Completed—The merger of this
into General Precision Equipment Corp.
became effective Aug. 10, 1956. Negotiations
leading to
this transaction were initiated by fucker,
Anthony &
Co., New York.—V. 184, p. 726.
A.
(cumulative)
to offer
expansion program is estimated
dividends
r
000
corporation
with
F
series
.Following
program.
I
of
are
of
proposes
,
35/a%
the;/
was
shares
•
Common
the
construction
resins,
of
able
:
the
Directors
Chairman
250,000
-
The company
the
common
,,-Certiflcates
,
for
mortgage
in
10
Aug:
payable
directors
released
2417.
p.
first
with
Telephone Co.—Proposed Financing—
under
-par ..value
•
A, 70 Broadway, New York 15,
/'/A;
;/;.■•■
Room
issued
accounting
!
net
company
Virden
Bank,
$1
v
-
policy
a
n
250
shares
eight shares held
may
The
.•
However,
up -to
filed
■
Industrial
been
converting
bids
Foods,
Funston, '
.
726./ /./
,
an
periods
3%%
President.
held
$15,000,000
be
//fractional
recelVe
than
6,523
with
30 ,;
»
to offer'ng
shareholders, in
each
to
";
as
$455,143,636 and
was
5.5
to. 1. "
Board
Board
Goodyear
Thomas,
directorships
to
liabilities
Chairman
director
Electric
Co.,
amounted
19f 6'
for
which
p.
623.
p.
has
Hunt
Keith
to
converted
years.
has
on
to
interferences
.
;
current
1
compared with
.
to
i
ended Nov. 30, 1955, sales
were $94,182,000 against
$77,517,000 in the preceding year. Net income
in the
1955
fiscal year
was $10,555,000 or $1.72
per common
share
.
•«•
of foreign subsidiaries included in' consolidated
amounted
to. $8,372,617,
aa;
compared .with $8,662,500
Corresponding period, in 1955.
Woik.ng capital at June 30,
15
consider
future.^-V.' 184,.
near
be
can
be
of subscription for the stock will
expire
rights-not used on or before that-date will be
tive
$27,268,497
..
within
not"
-
line
<„
;
stock
-EARNINGS—Net sale's of Hooker. during', the* si* months ended May
Jjotaled $49,658,060 Compared with* $46:540;000 in the corre¬
sponding months of the previous fiscal year. Net income in the respec¬
$30,655,683,
to
Profits
•
to
manu¬
has
will
period
and
California.,
of
Exchange
of
4,
.
shares
/
during the corresponding period in 1955,
equivalent; to $2.68 per share based An the / same jnumb.er .of common *
shares.
will
'
"
-
Oil-Co.
these* bonds
time
any
/
$120,000,000
less
Kahler, President,
31/ 1950,
1956
first
30,
during
amounted
The
d
-
improved
stock
in
preparatory
share
•-./- .-
position
molding; compounds, caustic potash, potassium
carbonate, .trichloroethyiene, phenol and many other diversified chem¬
icals.
The
company
also • deri-'es- sou" income, from the sale and
licensing to others-of its electrolytic cells.
shares
June
$679,672,925
half-year
were
BUSINESS—Company manufactures chlorine, caustic soda/hydrogen,
phenolic
sharp
a
p/
year,
ended
country;
Union
sums,
to-obtain funds to meet estate taxe3.
in
year.
net
share
per
compared
halfryear
and
Stock
stock
Sept.
-
year
company
/•//*
York
common
market
owned, at par value,- $100 per share. '
'
*
'
"Early in September the Gompany plans to mail to shareholders a
/ prospectus
offering this additional common shares for subscription. At
/ r.he- same dime a warrant will, be
mailed td each shareholder evidencing
:
the right to subscribe for add tional shares in the ratio of one netf
Swensrud,
Gulf's
by
2417.,
company
capital
comprise part of the Hooker/shares "held
by the Estate of Blanche Ferry Hooker, late widow of Elon Huntington
Hooker, a founder of rhe company. They are being sold by the Estate
increases
the
for
of
726.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
Tool
sales
■'
enhance
SEC
'
Offered—Smith,
Barney & Ccl and R. W. Pressprich & Co. on Aug. 22
offered to the public 110,423 shares of common stock
(par $5) at $46 per share. This offering was quickly
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Earnings Up—
net
Union
Hanover
covering
preferred
Consolidated
debentures
of
the.
oversubscribed
$524,666
$15,988,779,
last
A.
••
expanded
that
in
/Gulf, probably
The
Hooker
are
due to the acquisitions
Co;, Cincinnati, Ohio, and the KaukaUna Machine Corp., jKaukauna, Wis., on Sept.. 1, 1955," said Ralph
J. -Kraut,'President.—V. 183, p. 1967.
the
of
the
S.
held
are
p.
,
,
and
Hupp;
taxes
of
shares
•'.-'
-
xapital •-'expenditures,
1956-1960, of which
1956.—-V, 180, p. 1105.
halfryear earnings "wereshares of. common stock out¬
totaled
the
after
earnings
months
in
of
$719,108
position
pe:iod
its assets
IV2
snare;
preferred
with
422,750
share
a
of
;• -
,
by
and
-
the
suspension
part:
"The
>
company proposes to retire short term bank loans of $3,000,000 ob¬
tained
for
temporary financing of
the construction program.
T e
/
The .1956
ago.
stock
Company's plant
'■- j- "
30,
a
President;
and
certain .additional
$20 par.
throug
company's
1956,
30,"
:
net
June
ended
six
full
Z1
?"
J
spent,
shareholders
ever/
just "released
outlay1 should
reserves
the
;
said,
of
1956,
stock,
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—Earnings Up—
»This
to
y.-^v.; 184,
sale
,
•
6il
the
for
V.
in
eight
months
underwriting group headed by Dillon, R:ed & Co. Inc.,
and Dean Witter & Co.
The dividend- rate, public o'fering price andunderwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net
proceeds ,^of the financing '• will become part of the general
!; .funds of the compahy -and " will' be applied toward the cost * of the/
1956, to Hupp Corp. in exchange for cash and securities
of Hupp.
It has offered its shareholders the opportunity to-tender
thpir Gibco stock ior Hupp securities and cash.
Hupp owns 359,2.0
of the 600,000 outstanding common shares of Gibco
common, and will
not accept the offer.
Under the offer,
all shareholders who tender
their
/■
record
strong
of
common
office
20,
4
not
30.
of Hupp common;
>/4 share of 5%
$1. in cash.—-V. 184, p. 72b. '
•''
J
>****&• ^
■'hp'}*?'I V
Whiteford,
the
six
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd^Registers With SEC—
TThe company tiled a
"registration* statement' with the SEC on Aug.
"
company,
it -was
announced
on
Aug.
20,
has
for
an
exemption or,dpjr under the Investment
respect to an exchange offer proposed by it; and
Company Act with
Commission has given / interested persons until'-"Aug.
a .hearing thereon.'
According to the application, Gibco sold substantially all
on-April
W.
common
$1.42
have
to request
all
n.
SEC
the
K.
first
delist
1366.
p.
23.
consiu/cii ?ti
corporation
183,
'/said
due 1986, and up to'12:30 p. m. for the purchase from it of
100,000
shares of • common-stock
(no par
value).
Bids
will be
received
at
.
Gibco, Inc., Greenville, Mich.—Exchange Offer—
applied,
}■
1955
137,607,551 122,313,946
3,742,343
3,280,464
1
•
Oulf ^ States Utilities Co.—Bids fbx Securities—
.
4,
largest
The- company ;• will on Sept. id,(EDT)
for the.;purchase .from it of
V
Net,sales
payment
the
Earnings Increased—
_
the
Boar//1 '--K
debentures' within
722.
p.
1955 '
$415,83/,579
'
interim' report
in .convertible
the *. report
-
electronic
new
.
expenditures for^ the
and estimated outlays
was
wid
Illinois Bell
^1956
2,420,334.246 2,031,059,149
238,770,467
182.499,287 '?
156,085,396
125,175,711
related assets (6 mosO
would ,be
Addition,
into
/
>
below.—V.
Corp.—Sales and
Nine Months Ended
'
•
30
/
Gulf's
invested
On
distribution,
new
other
'Cv
cur-
V.
1956.
30,
JUNE
Aug.
New
the
the
- of
629,127 shares
acquired by Ohio
exchange offer that expired Aug. 15—which are
1
Schumacher,
A.
that
and
these
less
AT
of
X exclusive
$3.27
expected
,
broadened
a
will
photographic products from Graflex.T"'•
See
assets'
-
the "sik-month
signed
maintain
our*
in
outstanding- at June
on
to
the
of
trading in
opening
.
'
Delisted—
added.
stock
outstanding
;
facturing. transportation, and marketing facilities.
A portion of the
estimated expenditures represents the
anticipated cost of new petroleum
concessions ■ in; Lake
Maracaibo,
Venezuela,
which
are
,
benefit,* from
and
shares
completed.—V. 183,
-
The
.
91,870,573
:
of
the
application
-Exchange
60,633,034
$*72,825,566
amount
in.
and
-
•/-/,.
addition
54,076,495;
$400,000,000.
y
111., a subsidiary,, will
be
exclusively marketed by
Rochester;
N.
Y.,
the
most
recently
acquired
GPE
subsidiary,- effective Sept. 1, .it was announced on Aug. 22/
In
addition, the Ampro high-fidelity
magnetic tape recorder line
will' be distributed
through * Graflex outlets, as well as through ap-.
pliance
distributors,
music
stores
and
other
outlets- which
havehaqdled these products in the past./
*'
•"
channels
foreign__^._/___
i':■$4.91
^Expend, for . plant/&
Inc.,
"The
2,442,855
at
announced
Mr.. Funston
81,707,213
3,151,959
An
,
Governors
of
suspension
President,
19,166,735
92,967,418
assets J
Long-term* debt
Chicago,
Graflex,
and
' (current
*
movie, projectors
,22,005,019'
Board
effective
Inc.,
>
305,422,683
retiremenls__/L
was
Foods, Inc.—Stock May Be
approved
923,360,646
362,117,548
taxes/__/_^_„_
&
28,135,706
upon
.;Chairman of
16- mm; sound
Hunt
'
6,164,793
.
329,315,228
expenses.—/
•rent liabilities)
:
A Une.of
'
It
$
917,l9i.8i3
8,762,485
products,
Oil
of 90 cents per share.
1955
;
■,
138,072,470
The
General Precision Equipment:Corp.—Graf
report said
$ex-to Mar-;,
/.through increased'
ket- Ampro .Products-TTV
^ ■;
••
.
$
I
1,083,545,306
?
share
;Working' capital
follows; 30 to 89-davs,. 3%> 90 <to l79TdayC
3'/+%; and 240 to 270 days; 3%%.—V. 184,
days,
--
"
.
-
per
♦
rates
new
"4.
,1956,;
4.
FINANCIAL FACTS OF INTEREST-AS
/
_
owners
increased*^
>
admin,
this corporation will raise the discount rate? oq-its
;
This Corporation's capital
by one-fourth -of-1%' on" the four maturities from,
of 1956 totaled
$156,085,000,
///■//
'
'/,■•> may exceed
notes
-
'
443,956,717'
Aug. 21,
270
3y8%.;
P-
inc.
'Based
H
'
short terms
*'
.1;_
r
.'Earnings,
.
t-
r.^
•
Electric
established
was
"
This
,
since
'*
■
./v,t.
v,'
petroleum
and
than,
Net 'Income
1955,
Houston
Field Material Co.,
Inc.—Secondary Of•fering—A secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made on
Aug. 16 by Shearson, Hammill & Co. at $30.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession
Alba-
SA-16A
-
'■
v
date.
December,
' 1
Interest
recent
cargo-passenger
•
revenues_-3i-~1,07.4.782.891
merchandise
Deple.,'
most
f.*';*'
,
.
income
Purchased
Taxes,
year
a
*•
,
a
amphibian
The
Total
.
shkreowners..
-
rescue
'-y.'v<"'f
>
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
qther operating
Dividends,; fnterest,' etc.
General Electric Co.-r-StockHolders Increased—
increase
air-sea
4
(&
■/.'
'T
„■
and
Operating,, selling,
an
Trader, which is'
TF-1
the
*6 Months Ended June 30—,
commission is to be paid. ,*
of
the financing is to provide funds to enable the
^ncrease its volume of operations in the automobile
credit
finance field by
purchasing additional ret "11 consumer instalment notes
from dealers and
by arranging for the wholesale financing of dealers'
inventory, and to expand its scope of operations
through the formation
of new
companies and the acquisition of other
companies if favorable 2;
opportunities for such expansion
present themselves.—V. 179, p. 924. '•>//
purpose
^-Theis company reported.
This
the
t
//Gulf Oil
dealer^ ,for, which
selling
The
v
the
of
tross.—V/T84, ,ri.- 323.«—vJ'--g
-
It
completed.—V. 183, p. 3011/
was
t
f
,
Investment
Co.
Registers With
.
The
tion
company
statement
stock.—V.
183,
America
Securities
filed
an
covering
p.
of
2184.
amendment
an
(Los
on
:
*
'
Aug.
23,
Calif.)—
Commission—
1956.
2,000,00j shares
additional
'
Angeles,
Exchange
and
to its registra¬
o.
its common-
■
(HZ Z)
°fTheWsS^'is^he""?"^ security
of "Isras" to be issued
in
and
Suburban
Announcement
for
installed
and
**
"More
_
•
. _a
by jlohns-
Transite pipe expansion program^ in 1956, with
other
projects
now
under consideration, for tne balance of the
$40,000,000 allocated,'V Mrv Fisher said.
...
.
nf
He pointed out during the past five years Johns-Manville sales of
Transite pipe products had mdre than doubled and
that company
sales forecasts indicated a need for the building soon of even more
production facilities to meet future demand.—V. 183, p. 2076.
the
for
Manville
refining, facilities for this company will begin
of prime contractor Badger Manufacturing
Co., Cambridge, Mass.,
it was announced on Aug. 21. The facilities,
•which will be located in Aliquippa, Pa., will incorporate, for the first
time in the steel industry, the use of a patented sulfur removal process
Hydrofining.
have been granted Jones & Laughlin by Esso Research
Co. and Universal Oil Products Co. to use the
fining and
Udex processes for treatment
of coke oven
this
gallons
55,000
per
p.
j
r
Corp.—Reports Increased Earns.
period ended June 30,. 1956,
showed
estimated net income amounting
to approximately $225,000
after
provision
for
taxes.
This net- income compares with the
loss of
$695,000 for the same nine month period of the preceding
fiscal year.
The ratio of current assets to current' liabilities as of
June
30,
1956, is 3.6 to 1.
Net working capital as of the same
date amounted to $9,877,245 or $12.60 per share of stock outstanding.
—V.
184,
United
has been elected President,
been made Chairman of the
182, p. 2688.
* ,
management,'
merchandise
of
charge
succeeding Edward H. Presbrey,' who has
Bqard, effective as of Aug. 15, 1956.—V.
Lighting Co.—Proposed
Kings County
Consolidation—
Masonite
South Carolina Timberlands—
Koppers Co., Inc.—Buy
associates have purchased about 15,000 acres of
S. C. and Hemingway, S. C., it was
announced on Aug. 22 by Walter P. Arnold, Vice-President and General
Manager of the Koppers Wood Preserving Division.
Known as
the Beach Estate Properties,
the timberland Is divided
Into two tracts, each of which contains millions of board feet of pine
and
hardwood
timber.
Koppers will manage the* timberlands, using
This
most
tracts
S. C.f
of
forest management.
methods
of
said the
property will materially increase
Arnold
poles and
Preserving
Georgetown,
near
modern
Mr.
and
company
plants.—V. 183, p. 2652.
<
.
■
'„•><-
„
■
184,
Each
this
after
income
Net
showed
period
taxes
was
of
contingent
-
per
equivalent
$2,057,640,
to
earnings
Lanston
of
Lanston
A
was
filed
to Lanston Industries,
company
Aug.
10
Inc.—V.
changing
186, p.
Libbey-Owens-Ford
for
In
Glass
at
improvements
:
626.
Expansion—
<
■'
.
plate glass by conventional methods 50%,
.
v
also included expansion of the two twin-grinding plate
Rossford, Ohio, plant of Libbey-Owens-Ford which
were
scheduled to coincide with routine rebuilding of
the
glass melting tank furnaces serving them.
The No. 1 twin-,
grinding plant expansion was completed in record time early this'
year
and
the
No.
2
twin
expansion
will
probably be completed t
plate
by
the
the
end
No.
2
of
the
twin
is
-Lynch
Meanwhile, both twins arc producing and
largest twin plate glass capacity unit in the
world
overall
LOF
expansion
program
cost
more
than
554.000,000,:
provided out of company funds without recourse to any new financing
cr
bank loans.—V. 184, p. 325.
be
SEC
See
Beech-Nut
Packing
Co.
above.—V.
184,
p.
have
40
The
Lilly
&
Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of class B stock (par $5)
made on Aug. 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $66 per
was
dealer's concession of $1.25 per share.
completed.—V. 184, p. 428.
share, with
was
a
It
■'
•
the
for
to
price of the debentures and
terms, are to be supplied
to
its
12,000
capital stock.
Of the offering of 52,500 shares of stock, the company
,
v.
*
Regulator Go.
Debentures
—
of
the
from
proceeds
will
carry
the debentures will be
sale of
sinking
a
bank V,;
,,,
,,
fund
,
Minneapolis-Ho*"ivw»ll. n
Jcd'^g nroducer
t>e vear 1955 totaled $244,482,068 and
to $19,273,648.
In the six months ended June
of
during
*124 (*43 099 anrj net income was
TO PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
GIVING
debs.,
due Dec.
$2,970,239
5,300,000
$5,300,000
1965
15,
sinking fund debentures,
April 1, 1972____
i_
20-year 3%% sinking <fund debentures
>
Outstanding
-
•
loans
23/4%
.
$9,560,314.
Authorized
'
20-year 3.10%
13,700,000
due
due
3.30%
(par value $100 per
cony.,
stock,
Com.
;
share)
13,700,000
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25,000,000
25,000.000
1976
1,
Aug.
350,000 shs. '
.
pref. stock <cumul,)_
—
value $1.50 per share *10,000,000 shs.
par
.
16,605,659 shs. *
shares,
121,925 shares were re¬
company's restricted stork option
plan, under which options covering 43,375 shares were outstanding at
*«In
said
-
at
30,
June
outstanding
the
to
addition
served
the
for
1956,
date.
;r
that all 159,955 shares of 3.30% convertible preference stock called
for redemption Aug. 31, 1956 will be
converted.
As of
the close of business on
Aug. 15, 1956, all but
tBased
13,082
assumption
the
on
preference
shares of
BUSINESS—The
pioneered
thermostat.
electric
a
field
the
business
of
stock had been converted.
the
of
company
was
automatic temperature
present company was
The
-
'
founded in 1885.
It
regulation through,the
formed in 1927 through
Minneapolis Heat Regulator Co. with Honeywell Heating
Co.
Originally a manufacturer
of' only domestic "heat
devices, the company h-as
and *xp»n^ed to cover
field of automatic control instruments.
It manufactures many
of
merger
Specialties
regulating
a
wide
of
thousands
different
controls
are
types
used
In
and
a
models having varied applications.
variety of fields, ranging from
wide
air-conditioning and ventilation to aviation, railroads, steam- •
ships and industrial operations, and for process control in the steel,
textile, ceramic, food, chemical, pharmaceutical, petroleum and other
heating
industries.
The
company's
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
'
Minneapolis
/
Honeywell
-
Co.- Ltd., is engaged in the manufacture and distribution
Canada of certain products similar to those manufactured by the
Regulator
.
in
.
•'
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- ;
:
wholly-owned subsidiary, Honeywell-Brown Ltd., is
manufacture and distribution, principally in Great
Britain, of certain products similar to those
manufactured by the '•
parent company. A wholly-owned subsidiary of the company in Holland
owns a small plant in Amsterdam and manufactures
certain domestic
heating controls which it distributes along with various other products
of the company and its subsidiaries.
The company also has whollyowned subsidiaries in Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, France, Germany,
Austria,
Switzerland, Mexico and Cuba, which are essentially sales
and warehousing organizations and
which are engaged in the distri¬
bution
of
various products manufactured
by the company and its
parent
The
shares
company.
company's
engaged
of
w'll be entitled
to the proceeds cf only 12,500 shares.
The remaining 40,000 shares
are
now
outstanding and held by Frank W. Lynch, former President.
Sal«s
controls,
CAPITALIZATION
Calif.—
shares
With
Drummond, Mont.—Files
offering
were
Bank
capital stock, as well as the
by amendment. In addition to
the company has
certain expenses of the underwriter,
purchase of warrants to purchase
T
- ,
13 filed- a letter of notifieation with the
shares of participating common share to be
share,-without underwriting.
The proceeds are
per
amounted
income
Pref. stock
80
—
automatic
net
to vote at V
of
V
balance, will
Aug.
on
debentures
30,
cannot become
by holders of
purchase
•
contract
a
to working capital
and
aoolied to reduce outstanding
which amounted to $27,536,489 on June 30, 1956.
'.EARNING
of
.
the
out¬
,
"
respectively, of the capital stock of the company, the
be
exercisable initially
at $7 per share.
The public
payment of
agreed
warrants
of
sufficient to retire $1,- ;
200,000 of debfentures on Aug. 1, 1961 and on each Aug. 1 thereafter.
The company also has the option to increase the sinking fund in any '■»:
year bv not exceeding 50%
of the required sinking fund payment for
that year.
For the sinking fund tue debentures wi'l be r^de^mable at.,
v. 100%. At the option of the comneny the bonds will be redeemable at
"prices ranging from 105% to 100%,
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,
'
Securities and Exchange Commission—
thereto
holders
by
of one
new
share for each
The record date, subscription
used for working capital.
•The
in
attached
Under
300,000
cents
50
TROCEEDS—Net
added
losns
v
Carrier Systems, Inc., San Francisco,
subscription
rate
date.
$25,000,000 20-year 3%%
sinking fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1976 was made on
Aug. 22 by a group headed by Union Securities Corp.
at 99V2% and accrued interest, to yield 3.78%.
is
will be conInternational
of ^contingent
class of. stock entitled
at
Offered—Public
Paper
underwriting
sec¬
each
"X ,r
the
record
Minreanolis-IIoneywell
The
City.
The merger
affirmatively approved
corporation
covering
to be
.
v
products.
*
SEC
shares,
warrants
522.
of
the
on
for
shares
shares' at
held
as;
offered
corporation on Aug. 20 filed a registration statement
$225,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures, series
offering
(Eli)
the merger
used
covering
and
Corp.—Exchange Agent—
•
.
In
Aug. 23 filed a registration statement with the
of .its $5 par common stock.
The company
Midas Minerals, Inc.,
.
York
of
Miss.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
class-A common stock,
*,
been
shares
Laurel,
,
>
with the
B (with
capital stock purchase warrants attached), due Sept.
1, 1.971, and
52,500 shares of $1
par capital
stock, to be offered for public sale
through P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.
Each $1,000 and $500 of debentures
This
.
will
Life Savers
has
it
Registers With
,
The
until
and
will be ,used to construct this plant,■< and the
additional ..working capitalWV., 183, p. 2765.
financing
These
year.
the
time
v'
*
Corp.
-
stock
New
in
,
with the Department of
Navy, the company has agreed to install equipment for the. production
of sodium borohydride for the high energy fuels program
at an esti¬
mated cost to the Government of $4,388,290 in facilities
to be con¬
structed
at
the company^
expense
on
its land at Danvers, Mass.
The estimated cost to the company of the construction of such faciliies
is $939,000.: Such amount: of the net procectes tlof the present
common
,
III.,
Inc., Beverly, Mass.—Registers With
these
common
related
other
Co., is a
manufacturer of pulp, paper and
addition Operates a number of convortins: plants <
finished^ paper products.
The company does not
manufacture any lumber or plywood in the United States and does
not have any paper mill west of the Rocky Mountains °r any wood- ^
lands to support one.
.
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Earlier
this
year
the
company
announced that if the merger
with
the Long-Bell companies is
completed, the company plans to
construct a mill in Oregon.
This mill initially will produce, bleached
and
unbleached paper and paperboard.
Consideration is also being
given to the eventual production of newsprint at this mill. This mill
would draw on Long-Bell wood resources for a considerable part of
its
raw
material, utilizing chips and other residual material from
the lumber mills and plywood plants as well as salvage and thinnings
from Long-Bell's
logging and forest -management -operations.
International Paper has for some years operated
a shipping con¬
tainer plant in Los -Angeles and is- currently constructing a shipping ,
container and multiwall- sack plant at. San Jose, Calif., and a mil*
container plant at Turlock, Calif.—V. 172,
p. 1635.
J
polished
program
units
17
International
live
making
The
glass
Oct.
for
effective
the name of this-
Co.^-Factory
Bellwood,
Weld
interest.
the meeting of The Long-Bell Lumber Co. stockholders
of the class A and B common stockholders of The
'
1
with
company,
16,
paperboard and
manufacturing
its
plate,
window
and safety glass plants
states, has completed
and put into operation new
facilities at Toledo, Ohio, and Ottawa, 111., which increase its capacity
This
In
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. White,*
tc Co. is named; as the principal underwrite-.
.
The company manufactures for the chemical industry hydrides of
calcium,
lithium,
potassium
and
sodium
and
the
double hydrides
of certain
of
these elements with aluminum or boron.
It produces
'
meeting
?;•; two-thirds of the
these meetings.
-•
located
,
Oct.
the
uled
Monotype Machine Co.—Name Changed—
amendment
charter
*
Co. below.
Co.
Paper
Bellwood,
John M.
Co.,
by
17
85,266 shares
offer
shares
three
stock of,.The. .Long-Bell Lumber.
0.08134 of a share'of common stock of
and a certificate for 0.00478 of a unit of
Interest. •
of capital
Mfg.
Aug.
on
,
plants
to
standing
Long-Bell. Lumber Corp.
will be held in Kansas City, Mo.
The
meeting of the International Paper Co. common stockholders is sched¬
i
"
Name—
Inc.—New
Monotype Machine
name
This corporation on
proposes
into
share
Butler
B.
announced
made of Masonite Presdwood, under the corpora¬
through lumber dealers.
The purchase price was
panels,
brand
the B.
of
was
For 3V2 years Masonite Corp. has distributed Butler
disclosd.
EEC covering
^
contingent
On
and
on
Industries,
Lanston
See
share
common
of
£■
21%.
1,000,000 shares, compared with $1,412,548
839,672 shares, during the same period
for
1955.
vV.'-,
r.y ;r '
' ;
Sales
rose
to $42,572,559
as
compared with $35,138,834 in 1955.
A
total of $2,202,334 was provided for Federal and Canadian income
taxes, compared with $1,465,807 in 1955.—V.. 183,
p. 2292.
$1.65
'
B
by-laws,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Long-Bell Lumber Co., exceptfor
stock
held
by The
Long-Bell Lumber corp., which would be
cancelled, will be-converted into 0.42642 of a share of common stock
of International Paper
Co. and a certificate for 0.02508 of a unit ■*-
$2.03 per common share on
or
the
that at
provide
.
accrued
converted
be
International
Each
increase
an
to
class
of
share
will
Corp.
92,499,487 894,884,202 698,018,683
weeks
for
rights
all
resulting from
vacancy
addition
to the "Peg-Board" operation, Butler made merchandise displays on
contract.
Both plants' Mil
continue to operate in their present
locations, Mr. Coates added.—V. 183, p. 1615.
principalproperties—woodlands,
the Pacific Northwest. It also
Long-Bell Lumber
interest. v'v.
-
corporation has reported a 45%
increase in earnings for the
ended July 15, 1956 over the same period in 1955.
Bales
This
23
paper
;
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Co.—Earnings Up 45%—
Kroehler Mfg.
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The
of
A. J.
this company
President.
Butler had
Lumber
and unpaid dividends,
into
0.65085 of
a
share of common
stock of
Co. and a certificate for 0.03829 -of.-a unit
verted
C'
522. ' ■'
p.
plan
the
"i
share
including
.,
109,972,890
Bales
—V.
fe
1956—4 Wks.—1955
1956—32 Wks.—1955
$
■; '<■ '
$
-V-i:
$
-.l:1'.
$ .v./-
PeriodEnd.Aug.il—
of
terms
Each
to fill the
McNab.
company
1956 of
subsidiaries
"Peg-Board"
tion's
not
retail
consummated:
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Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up— /
The
v
the supply of
other wood available to Koppers.
The company's Wood
Division pressure treats wood to give it longer life.
The
timber are close to the Division's Charleston and Florence,
V
:
participating
and
company
Corp*—Acquires Butler Firm-
by
its
and
Coates,
..
timberland
the
the
July 4.
on
purchase
111.,
Long-Bell Dumber Corp. and to holders .of the common-stock of The
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
.
' - .
However, only 850,000 of these shares would be issued at the time
the
merger
is completed.
The remaining shares would be reserved
; to
protect International Paper Co.? against possible loss and expense ^
in connection with unsettled Federal income and excess profits taxes
> of the Long-Bell companies for certain years and the suit now V'
pending against The Long-Bell Lumber Co. by Harbor Plywood Corp.
To
represent the reserved shares Certificates of Contingent Interest
_
would
be issued
in units.
Each unit would represent a contingent *
interest with respect to a maximum of one share of reserved stock.
above.—V. 184, p. 7.
See Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
3,000,000
to
Retirement Plan for
a
Wesley P. Gross, President, by amendment of the company's
was made
its Chief Executive Officer.—V. 183, p. 210.
r
building material stores .and jobbing houses in several
States,
''Hi"
i.
<t
,
j",
,
f 'f-h
After the merger,
the present management and personnel of The
Long-Bell Lumber Company will continue to . operate these properties
^
as
the Long-Bell Division'of* international Paper Co. b , 'it/ii" >" v*
?
The
announcement
stated
that
there would
be no change • in
International
Paper
Co.'s authorized capital or in any of its out¬
standing shares of preferred or common stock. A maximum of 900,000
additional
shares
of authorized but unissued
common stock would
be
issued to
holders of class A and class B common stock of The
Vice President in
has been
1950
of
of
director
a
death
the
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
pine plywood.
Its
plywood plants—are in
and
1956
,
elected
Co.,- which is an important.
producer and merchandiser of lumber and Douglas fir
States
1,
below.—V. 181, p. 647,
Long-Bell
The
shares
1,200,000
from
of Jan.
as
the company's au¬
<1) to increase
$10)
(par
to establish
(2)
and
20 voted
stock
subsidiary
■/
The directors also called a special meeting of the stockholders to
be held Oct. 15, 1956 to act upon those matters.
( '
Plato Malozemoff, President of Newmont Mining Corp.,. has been
Co.—Proposed Merger-
Corp.
Ponderosa
and
sawmills
President Elected-- ^
since
who
Thompson,
L.
Co.—To Increase Capitalization—
Aug.
on
common
Salaried Employees
companies.
.
Harold
1955
$1,990,951
1956
;, $2,302,313
325.
directors
shares;
""
Lumber
of
stock
operates
Kennedy's, Inc.—New
offers
and
option
v
p.
thorized
into
capital
7.
p.
f
184,
The
—
plan for -merger of this corporation and The Long-Bell Lumber
International Paper Co. was approved by directors of each
three companies on Aug. 17.
The agreement, which was
announced
by Jessa
Andrews, cnairman of Tne,>«jng-Be». numoer
Co., and John H. Hinman, Chairman of International Paper Co., will
be submitted
for approval at special stockholder meetings of the
respective companies in October. . .
,
*
~.
Under the terms of the plan, International Paper Company would
be the continuing company.
.
The Long-Beil
Lumber Corp. owns a majority of the outstanding
nine months'
the
for
the
the
——
«—V.
the
of
& Trecker
Kearney
Operations
exercise
-
Six Months Ended July 31—
Sales
a
Co,
Tr
in 1957.—V. 183,
** *
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scheduled to go on Stream early
669.
Calif.
Redondo Beach,
Expansion—
-
,
Long-Bell Lumber
•
'
stock
Mages Sporting Goods Co.—July Sales Up—
Metal Hydrides,
adapting these processes
•
2597.
p.
164%
Long-Bell Lumber
See
will have a capacity of $
operating day and the Udex facilities will process
56,500 gallons.
The facilities are
research.
Long-Bell
„
Hydrolightoil.
Manufacturing Co. aided materially in
application and state the Hydrofiner
Eadger
for
paid
of
to accelerate its research and development engineering
with special emphasis on certain types of telephone
which it does not now produce, and to provide addi¬
tional
working capital which management believes will be required
to handle an anticipated increase in the company's business.—V
179
1956 an ALWAC, purchased by
Stockholm, Sweden, where it
to
sent
tific
& ■<%
Licenses
Engineering
shares
40,000
carrier equipment
Autronic Scientific Center,
will be demonstrated at
"Office 57,"
the Swedish Exposition for advanced office equipment.
After th& event the
computer will be used by European business
and
industrial firms and universities for problem solving and scien¬
under direction
called
of
increase
Aug. 6,
On
was
of $2,000,000
Erection
this month
advisory
an
company
products,
new
on
Canada.
and
Refinery-
Steel Corp.—Plans New
Jones & Laughlin
in
the
capital shares
for the first half of 1956 has forced
this corporation
to move part of its computer assembly division to
expanded quarters at its new facility in Redondo Beach. The expan¬
sion was announced on Aug. 17 by Hugh F. Tracey, Assistant to the
President,
who
stated
that still further expansion is
planned to
provide larger manufacturing facilities for the firm's new ALWAC
800 Data processing. System, *;
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ALWAC
computers have been
installed . by the U. S. Weather
Bureau, U. S. National Security Agency, Gas Institute of Technology,
U.
S. Military,
Canadian Armament Research, under manufacturers,
petroleum
industry,
aircraft manufacturers, and other industrial,
financial and educational organizations throughout the United States
sales
A
.
feeet located on a
400-acre
to
intends
sale.'
is engaged primarily in
telephone, telegraph
and
company
Magma Copper
Logistics Research Inc.,
Sales Rise—Plans Further
Plant..
asbestos-
shipping facilities will cover 350.000 square
tract of land near Denison.
than $26,000,000 has already been
appropriated
and
100%
up
were
year
his
purchase
employ- *
5-year
a
act
Chairman,
$15,000,000.—V. 183, p. 2899.
'DenisonJ plant will be <J-M*s seventh Transite pipe
In addition to the locations above, the company produces
cement pipe products at its Toronto, Canada, location.
About
270
people will be employed at
the ^Denison plantwith
an
annual
payroll of over $1,200,000Production, curing storage
The
tne
to
of
to
continue
design, assembly and
manufacture
of
telemetering carrier com¬
munication systems and related equipment and acees.ori s.
It int:nds
to use the net proceeds
from the sale of t.ie debe itures and 12,500
recently of the preliminary figures for
which ended July 31, 1956. Profits
to $900,000, and sales were up 70% to
made
was
which
for public
shares
The
will
Board
as
The company has agreed to sell such option
$240,000.
underwriter,
the
the
who
elected,
an option
for
for an additional
to
Lynch,
when
$20,000
Lynch
latest fiscal year
Industries
Litton
and,
agreement for termination
an
with
contiract
capacity
was
1951.
by Triad since
_
_
production facilities have been or are being
In Marrero, La.; Wauitegan, 111.; Watson, v.alii.,
pipe
plants
J-M
at
Texas, It was announced
$40,000,000 Transite
this year," Mr. Fisher said. Ground
large plant in Stockton Calif, and
pipe expansion program initiated
has already
been broken for a
additional
Transits-asbestos-
another new
started soon on
to be located at penison,
E. Fisher, President.
plant is part of an approximate
Denison
•The
g
Build New Plant-
Johns-Manville Corp.—To
construction will be
cement pipe plant
on
Aug. 22 by A,
b
connection with
ment
intended purchase of
Triad
Litton Industries.
The acquisition of Triad
and its Indiana subsidiary, Utrad Corp.,
adds to the Litton Industries -group one
of tne nation's leading pro¬
ducers of electronic transformers, reactors, toroid coils, electronic wave
filters and related pr.oducis in wide use toaay in sucn advanced elec¬
tronic equipment as
guided missiles, commercial airline weather de¬
tection radar, communications systems, military fire control equipment,
electronic computers, high lidelity sound systems, and precision elec¬
tronic instruments.
Triad also is one of the industry's foremost firms
in the design and manufacture of miniature and sub-miniature trans¬
formers designed especially
for use with transistors. :
Sales by the Triad Jobber, representative, and manufacturing sales
organizations,
which provide representation of Triad products in
Canada, Cuba, Hawaii and Alasxa, as well as throughout the United
States,
totalled $3,500,000 for the fiscal year which ended June 30.
This represented a continuation of the profitable upward trend shown
made on Aug. 22 of the'
Transformer Corp., Los Angeles, Calif, by
■Announcement
(n America.
T:R'ura*
avaiiable for
year, the company was formed by
Settlement Association—to make funds
land development, housing projects, building
®nd
and
maintaining citrus plantations.
About 9,000 shares
offered.
See also V. 182, p. 1568.
,
sixth
its
New
In
Calif.—Acquisition—
Beverly Hills,
Litton Industries,
Investment Co., Ltd.—Exchange.
Offer Made to Holders of Israel Independence BondsAmericans
owning registered
State of Israel Independent Bonds
may
exchange them at full face value for newlyissued shares of
this
company,
according to the American Palestine Securities Co.
"Isras" Israel-Rassco
.
in
the
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184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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subsidiaries.
The
for
sale
this
in
also owns 50% of the stock of a Japanese
makes a line of industrial instruments
the foreign subsidiariesnreferredwlo in
company
manufacturing company
Japan.
paragraph,
New
which
Sales
of
Datama*iC
expected
although
uo-p.,
that
t.ie
of
unlace
whicn^s owned-by Rayth on.
The
banks
(1)
has
been
such
made
cost.
The
certificate
a
•aJA
'
.
plants
also
are
being
•!
of
agreed
to
purchase
cipal amounts of
below:
'•
Union
debentures
the
from
forth
set
Allyn
&
Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Boettcher
Alex.
Inc
Co.,
and
Brown
Caldwell
Co._,
&
100,000
Co
Republic
Dain & Co., Inc.
& Dominick--
Eastman,
Dillon .&
Elworthy
Equitable
&
Stone
350,000
>
•
1,000,000
Ripley & Co.,.
Inc.
Hemphill,
No
—-V.
p.
184,
Harold
1,000,000
&
es
&
Wood
Co.
be
Mr.
if
its
part
that
SEC
covering
'Aug. ' lQ
40,000
for
•;
The
-
basis
cbmmon
of
stock
(par
$5)
be
to
The proceeds
to be used
are
said
real
will
developed,
parties-
be
the
previous
cents
54
year.—V.
184,
share,
per
728.
p.
Aug.
21
offered-
on
with
42
cents
its
in
bonds
Co.''and
rail
deficit
service
last
the
and
the
near
each
in
Commerce
"
Aon
facts
throughput
sale op lease
for
v
-
.
-
A
•
A
Bierwlrth
company's
"The
stated:
earnings
justifies
future
board
the
over
believes
that
the
betterment
in
•
A to
past several years and the outlook
its dividend policy at this tims.-
change
accomplished either
by
the
at
stations.
*
be
stock
extra
for
p.
the
$1
per
should
dividend
investment
that
of
dividend
cash
year
in
policy
share
that
at
the
this
cash
time
funds
rather
than
be
may
See
and
would
lease
consider
of
Toledo
any
heart
the
of
proposal
cities
competitive,
on
Elmira
The
corporation
covering
offered
at
N.: Y.A
Aug.
on
393,000
75
filed
7
shares
of
letter
a
cents
per share,
through
RobertsJ & Co., Denver,
Shelley,
of
M.
J.
Cold.,
-
figures
contqm-
which
'
National) Starch
Service and
Products,
Inc.
—
Development Groups—
developments
New
(par
and
cent»
one
Reiter
with
Co.,
to
to
New
General
the
v
.
be
■
York,:
to
"
.
Central
RR.
repay
a
RR.
Both
Co.
bona-fide
"
announced
offer
This
Co.
the
and
requests
in
industrial
adhesives
Unit
The net
—V.
York
New
182,
,
that
20
first
was
and
183j
P-
1955,:
126.684,103
100,670,400. 89,143,788
12,094,117. 10,755.637
6,678,017
7,234,112
and. expends-
21,275,528
«—-—————■——~_
19,550,571
13,126,753
paid—per
share
13,126,753
$1.49
:,i
$QL.75
222,
p.
covering not
at
($1
par,
Would
filed
SEC—
letter of, notificafi jn with the
exceed 50,000 shares of common sto k to be of¬
share), w'thcut underwriting. The proceeds are
Aug.
on
to
per
8
a
A
;
Power
'
J/'•';
Co.—Proposed
J'
,
Fip^nqing—
thte'
for; two, Snake River dams proposed by
from the sa^e of securities to the general
come
Commission
t
J
it is
cqmpany
public) and
to
cost
hearings
for
Snake
River
application, for
company's
and
along
the
a
Pleasant Valley dams.
Idaho-Oregon border,
$217,400,000.
estimated
an
the
on
Mountain- Sheep
the
on
v"
Mr- Rpbinson said the company would sell about $32,000 000 common
stock to the organizing companies to get equity capital.
By the time
this
is
invested, * he
$60,000,000
the
in '
holding
license
project,
would
-
is
construction
The
-
announced
Allegheny
$•
'
140,718.062
sale
saidv arrangements
Willi be
to
made
borrow
up
to
a
revolving bank loan which will be reduced through
bonda to Institutional investors as well as the general
in
of
-
public.—V. 182,
"'A ..A'% !//.•/.'■ /
1701.
p.
Corp.
V-.--,
' "
'
■
,
.
J, Pacific Power & Lighjt Co,—New Swift Project—A'
:
This
•
and
company
filed
Wash.,
have
seeking
licenses
Lewis
mverJ-.:'A
Utility
Public
District
No,
1
qf
Cowlitz
County,
with
the Federal Power Commission
proposed Swift Hydroelectric Project on the
applications
for
the
A;J A'v1;' A:'-AA J
JA
;.
;
'J
/•.
■!-.-'''A:
-A
•:
i
Pacific had filed! an application for a licensei
projept. The new applications request that
Pacific be authorized to
construct the portion of tl)e proje't known
as
Swift No. 1 and that the PUD be authorized
to construct the
December
In
construct
to
1955,
entire
toe
portion known as Swift No. 2.
:
power output would be shared by Pacific and the PUD, pacifio
purchase the FUD's share of the output until such time as it is
required by the PUD in the operation of its own system.
:
The
would
entire
The
Is
estimated
$44,000,000;
1:
have
project would
and
kilowatts
No.
Swift
a
total installed capacity
cost
to
2:
No.
approximately
of 256 500
$56,000,000— tSwifi
$12,000,000).—V. .184.
729.
p.
,
2078.
above.—V. 184,
Cq.
& RR.
2792.
p.
1956
3
4;
,
184,
'*
Eailroad^-r'
Aug.
on
Central
aljpve.—V.
Co.
Pay Bonds
p.
Telephone
Telegraph Co.—Debentures
&
Of-
nationwide underwriting group headed by
Stanley & Co. and comprising 52^ investment
feredL-r- A
728.
for
184,
p.
construction
523.
equipment for
to* be used to buy
proceeds. are
and
Morgan
Driverln
new
on Aug. 22 offered for public sale a new issue of
$78,000,000 32-year 4%% debentures due Aug. 15, 1988,
at 102.53% and accrued interest to yield approximately
4.23% to maturity. Subscription books have been closed.
The issue was awarded to. the group at competitive sale
,
Aug. 21
new super¬
at. Anaheim,
on
This
expected
to
J
The
-
come
at,
corporation
Aug.
on
16,
fUed a registration statement wi.h
the
shares of its $1 par capital stock. The com-pany
proposes
to
offer the shares for subscription by holders of.
outstanding shares of its capital stock at the rate of one additional
'share for each six shares held of, record Sept. 7, 1956.
The sub.cripSEC
covering
tion
price
1,145,011
will
pose
a
and underwriting terms
arc
to be
supplied by
amendment-
greater
and the desirability of obtain-^
view of the capital expenditure program
National
Sugar Refining; Co.—Plans Stock
Offering—
"
Horace
Havemeyer,
stockholders
authorized
tional
to
He
o.fer
common
on
Jr;,
Sept.
the
stated
to
1956
of
t..e
that,
if
in
the
date.
on
will
Aug.
vote
20
upon
announced
that
increase
an
in
the
the *
from 600,000 shares to 1,000,increase is a proved, t .e c moany
September, 91,803 shares of addi¬
company
this
stockholders
stock
record
President,
5,
corneal Stock
shares.
intends
on
in
ratio
of
one
share
for
each
six
s
barking
116.
National
.
firms
-
...
herded
No
allocation
Indiana Public Service
of
Co.—Secondary Of-
Vfering—A-secondary offering of 11.000 shares of common
T stock (no par) was made on Aug. 20 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc. at $40.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of 60
cents
.
capital.
working
additional
Northern
ares
The
offering will be underwritten by a group
by Morgan Stanley & Co.
The company intends to use the proceeds of th':
contemplated of 'ering for workiiig capital and for genetal corporate p-rposes.—V. 184,
investment
the net proceeds
can
be made at-this time, and the management will determine from
time tc time the extent and manner in which (such proceeds will be
applied for such purposes.
Until otherwise used the funds may be
applied to reduce short-term bank loans.—V. 184, p. 728.
I*
ing
and after Aug.
per
share.
It
was
completed.—V. 184, p. 728.
PROCEEDS—The
Period End. Aug. 11—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$
Sales
46,225,857
184, p. 523.
$
Northern
*
1956—32 Wks.—1955
$
$
42,086,094 373,387,540 342,424,004
The
of
company
collateral
its
proceeds from the sale and from a scheduled offer¬
ing in September of 1,562.267 common shares to shareholders fo?
subscription at par, $100 per share, will be rsed to rei^'h
Qompajay's treasury for expenditures made for extension, addition? and
improvements to its telephone plant.
Bor the five years and frve
months ended May 31, 1956 the company has spent
more
than a
billion dollars for new cons^ruct'on.
A- - A
1
J
The
29,
company
the
1956
shares
share
of
for
each
to offer to its stockholders cf record Aug.
subscribe on or before Sept. 28 for 1,562,267
at par ($100 per share) at the rate cf one
preferred and/or common shares held.
proposes
right
common
to
stock
six
financing plan also calls for the repayment of borrowing-!
and from American Telephone & Telegraph Co., parrmt
The current
from
tanks
organization.
has
Ry.—Partial
interest.
called
trust
4%
Payment
for, redemption
bonds
due
Oct.
on
1,
Oct.
1
1984
next,
at
$1,040,000
101%%
and
to
subscribe
for the
Telephone which
BUSINESS—The
service
company's
includes
territory
California,
Washington and the northern portion of Idaho. A
subsidiary serves Nevada. On May 31, 1956 there were 5.910.662
company
telephones in service, of which about 34%
were in Los
Angeles and vicinity and about 23% in San Francisco and vicinity.
The subsidiary had 39,966 telephones.
Oregon,
owned
EARNINGS^-Eor the
five
months erded May 31,
19.53 total operating
taxes, but before
$320,093,000 and total Income after
was
$43,077,881 "ompered with
revenues
were
interest
deductions
$40,016,876
operating
before
for
like
the
revenues
interest
were
shares
deductions
of common stock
$°°A49?
47 "nu
period of 1955. For the calendar year 195j
$715,494,444 and total income aitor taxea,
was
effect
$98,435,185.
to
funded debt will amount to $660,000,000.
Redemption—
will be made at the office of J.
intends
Telephone
American
1,399,824 shares of additional common stock of Pacific
represent Its pro rata portion of the offering.
but
P. Morgan
Incorporated, 23 Wall Street, New York 8, N. Y.—V. 184, p. 626.
accrued
& Co.
Pacific
principal
1983.
15,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Tea Co.—Current Sales Higher—
including
nqw
14,
Aug.
|nc.—rRegisters. With SEC—
■
,
its bid of 101.551.
101.52, also for 43,bS.
dpbentvjres are redeerrjable at 107.CC% to and
1958 and thereafter at prices decreasing to the
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid
Calif.
*
'
•■
of
North, American Aviation,
Consolidates
''V' :Ja"''va
a J
are
years,
—V.
1956,
A
$0.80
from
Morgan Stanley & Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
challenge • to
National
in
the
next
few
A J Net proceeds of the financing are to be aaded to the general funds
years.
To be(ter meet this industrial challenge,
closer coordination i
of the company,. The company, according..to the prospectus, 13 engaged,.
between
laboratory
development
work
and
field
technical
service
A in- a program of expanding its facilities which, it is expected, wiil
at
customers', plants
is
a
must.
To
effectuate
this
arrangement,"*
have required, the expenditure of approximatriy $22,COO,OCO during t e,
Ralph C. McGaffin will be responsible for both the Adhesives Tech¬
current fiscal year.Subject to chanaing conditions,. it is expected
nical Service Department and the Adhesive Development Department.
that a program
of similar scone may continue in t" e fiscal year,
—V. 184, p. 626,
ending Sept. 30. 1957.
This sale oft stock is considered advisable in
p.
Ohio;
4,
companies' making up the private utility combine, according to testi¬
mony
given by Kinaey' M; Rotainson, Fresiuent.,)' The Fe eral Power
*
Water,.Light
,
shares, outstanding^-_rr,-!J
Financing
.,
the
-.Jj:, ,/A
Gas
.,
income,
Northwest
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on. Aug. 9 offered publicly
27,000 shares of class A stock (par $10) and 27,000 shares
of class B stock (par $1) in units of one share of each
class of stock at $11 per unit.
market
loan,
rapid
rate
from
the development laboratory
in
the
next
according to Donald D. Pascal, Executive Vice President
of National Adhesives' parent company, National Starch Products Inc/
Achieveing prompt introduction of new-type products to potential
of
City,
Sept.
dividends
offer, short term sinking fund collateral
capital stock of Peoria & Eastern Ry.
to
for
1
Investing
more
held
uual
'
'
Central has not prepared
concerning each station. - These
"
'
undertaking
other
income
amount on
-
Plain
of
persons
$1.62
of
they
the
response
Net
most
&
"
-
notification
stock
common
Corp., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used
and for general corporate purposes.—V. 183, p. 1757.
000
Village
firms
Securities and Exchange Commission—
users
the
will approximate $110,000.—V.
tq,. be used, for operating capital.
626.
few
of
given interested
thereon.
Earnings per common share
fered
Nixon's, Inc., Whittier, Calif.—Units Offered—Morgan
a
facilities
a
and
of "sales
SEG
bidding ;Awill
State Electric & Gas Corp.—To
New York
to
also
Acquisition—
Omni-Metals, Inc., Salida, Colo.—Files With
f
Terminal,
stations,
passenger
policy
in
"
Brooklyn Union
See
National Musitime Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With
SEC
to
Pacific
additional plant facilities.
It
is
anticipated
paying quarterly dividends in cash at the rateyear will be continued for the present."—V. 184,1
NEES
1499.
p.
^royjisiqh foy Federal incomje
'
these
of
per
174,
has
shearing
a
A The corporation
■
an
available
1,393
shares
>
an
distributed
be
order
in
distribution
sales
.
a
of
—V.
of the Interstate Commerce Act.
The InterCommission has appealed from that decision,, and on
Commerce
the
entitled
Cash
»
July 10 stated that it would be "injudicious," pending determination increase in the cash "dividend
Aof the appeal by the United States Supreme, Court, to act op the *
or
by payment of a stock dividend. A However, presently approved
Peoria and
Eastern
and Beech Creek applications.—V.
184, p. 523.
plans for expansion of existing plant facilities and the construction,
of
new
plants,
mainly for the production of basic chemicals,
will
A
New York & Richmond
Co^T-AProposed Coiisoliinvolve capital
expenditures during the years 1956 and
1957 aggre- :.
gating approximately $40,000,000.
It has therefore been decided that
dation—
This could
for
was
announced on Aug.
23, has applied to the
authorizing its acquisition of the electric generating
year of operation
Common
provisions
certain
state
in
a
subscribe
entitled, leaving nine
v
Depletion, dapr.eciatipn and! ajmortizatiQiq—..
:
•
the
to
is
stockholders will be
the subscription offer,
a
Goat
.
Mr.
period
Six. Months Ended June 3Q--
Lp^se 4
J :' Delay in obtaining Interstate Commerce Commission consideration of
the
proposals and ^uncertainty as
to when Commission action can
be expected caused the withdrawals./.
'
A ■ Jr
Vl-AJ-vj
John
E.
Bierwlrth,
President,
has
announced
that
the
directors A
V The delay .is due to litigation concerning the status of Allegheny
on
Aug. 23 declared
a
stock • dividend
of
2%
on
the
outstanding •
Corp.
In this litigation- a Federal 'District Court set aside previous .
common
stock, payable on Oct. 22, 1956, to holders of record Sept.
Interstate Commerce Commission
orders which found that Allegheny ,,
7, 1956.
J
J/'A^J A J v, J Jr
J";
JJ^J.ii. controlled the Central and should be considered- as a carrier subject
for
it
Qfcio Oil Co. (& Sabs.),—Earnings—
National Distillers Products Corp.—Plans Expansion-—
the
rights
public
it
Commission
(irst; full
~
for approval ot- the exchange with the Interstate
Commission, and both companies withdrew the applio^tipns
.
its
which
cash consideration of $410,000
(of which $102,500 has already
paid on acocunt)., the Village's generating plant other-than land
buildings, and its electric distribution and street lighting
systems,
including land and land rights necessary for the operation of such
systems, together with materials and supplies and all related fix¬
tures
and
appliances.
The property presently serves about 825 custpmers; and Ohio Edison estimates that operating revenues for tha
excludes only those facilities
wholly-owned by the Central.
business
said,
Creek
20.
Aug.
1956
been
be. for¬
'**""1
six-year-old
not
situation,
proposals
Beech
and
request
for
suid,
Perlman
those
exchange
1955.
applications
j, filed
to
minority
the
order
Pursuant
help> reduce its multh-miliipn
disposal of; presently exepss and
the
of
road
^
September,
;
31
sale
agreement dated Aug.
9, 1956, between Ohio
Edison and the Village of Plain City, Ohio Edison
proposes to acquire,
to
program
Mr.
he
York
New
withdrawing
121/2%—■
compared
to-
company,
AAA AAA .'•AAjAAA'
the
estate
Aug.
j*"4
this
through
and
in
interested
The
about
plant
and will
1
o*
all -negotiations.1 'An: .--Ai'.tw'.v-h-i*
explained that because of the;.size'*of the
detailed
exercise
stock
four
During
-
an
and, tlie
commitment
period
,
of
management's
differences
until
persons
and
will
fee
specified
a
stations
long-term
or
situated
trust
to
prop¬
.
1%
a
the
company
for.
Net
were,
Terminal
offer,
The''frew
many
Marks,
equal
to
cqipmitment
in
Sgeks, to,
quantity
or
Island
sale
the
for working
President, forecast that the forthcoming annual re¬
port will show
sales of approximately
$45,600,000 for the year, Jan
increase
of
12.5%
over
the
previous fiscal
year,
and profits after
taxes
subject
be
Withdraws Exchange Proposals, ta Two
National Bellas Hess, Inc.—Sales Up
George
SEG
in
He
offered
-
,
KJ|.
passenger
Union
are
apply
„
by stockholders of record on or about Aug. 27 on
one n°w share for each 4(4
shares held at $5 per share. ,
Corp. and Jones, Cosgrove & Miller, both of Pasadena, Calif., J
/will underwri te the offering.
capital.—V. 181, p. 2930.
will
The
taken! down
: A A
•
quality
Perlman
'serve.'
of
Pasadena
today
f '"'.A'-
to
additional
subscription price.—V.
This
take
Loans totaling $3QP,0.P0
1
interested
,
deficit
Central's
A Mr.
SEC
the
consideration.
applications
the
!" Aj'AA
will'
the
on
given
OJhio Edison Co.—Proposed
component
bank
a
mortgage
Perimah,
Manhattan
plating
notification *ivlth
of
aircraft
which
first
at
$5p,0P0
President,, sato the railroad would> lease back
station; -space
m
A, ■ AA ^ A J J? orations.
He aaued
a
sale or-lease arrangement would; have no effect upon
Buffalo
as
subscription
the
shares
a! letter
hied
of
a
explained..
railroad's
Central's
which
on
diversified
by
has
proposes
to offer to purchase the present
holdings of the minority
stockholders,
together with their rights to subscribe for additional
shares,-on the basis of $120 per share, and at the end of the sub¬
scription period to purchase from Norwood all
unsubscribed. shares
totalled
$37,788,353, a
substantial
part
of
which is attributable- to the cost of. operating
passenger
terminals, including their maintenance and taxes. •
The 406 stations involved-in toe offer range in size from the small¬
est one-man operated way stations on branch lies to such large ones
on
Pasadena^< Califs—Files With
E:
the
The
.
company
three
passenger
property.
such
either
!fyfissouri Utilities CdJA^-Bonds Sold Privately r— The
company has placed privately $1,000,000 of $4 first mort- ;
gage bonds due 1979.
\.v
The
Tier,
secured
a
of
which
subscribe.
used for
small
system
the
of
whatever
Inc.—V. 184, p. 625.
Co.^
to
not
is
hundred
Alfred
Improvements
lor
Stations— A
passenger
obsolete
'
NEES .proposes
shares
the loan is taken; down.
In all, cases, the borrower
legal fees directly connected with closing the loan as
appraisal costs incurred
tl\fl direction of the Board
10,700-mile
as
(pra) Nash'-&
*
when
any
Several
100,000
be
Development, corporation.—v.," 183, p, ^294.
dollar
-
*
.
AA'A"AAA- "A
approved
loan
Passenger
&
The proceeds are to be used to help finance cost of
already made to the company's system.—V. 181, p. 863.
indlvidpal
and
<r
.
Commission
,
request a hearing thereon.
'
■
■
»»••«
-i
*
?According to the application, Norwood has
outstanding 2.810 common
shares, qf Which 2,7S1 shqres (99.324%) are owned
by New England
Elqctne System. Norwood proposes to offer the
additional shares on a
ope-for,-two bftsiq, and at; q subscription price of $100
per share
It
Will apply the proceeds to the discharge of a like
amount of shortterm notes payable to NEES, reducing such indebtedness from $5a0 000
to $449,500.
$101,700. '
of
**
the
;
Aug. 20, has applied to the SEC
1,405 common shares ($100 par/;
to
The
will
be
these
Winding
all
pay
ojt the
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition
—It was announced on Aug. 22 that the recent purchase
by the comoany of the.ass^s of Zenith Plastics Co. has
been negotiated for the sellers by A. G. Becker & Co.
Mining
$5Q3,300
tptal
a
.
a
will
in
the
well, as
522.
Minnesota
for
Southern
the
loans
refunded
will
■
:
100,000
'
and
»
.
electronics
New York, Central
Woodward-Elwood & Co.
3c0,0.,0
co.
E.
extend
loans
committees for future
the
feited
1,000,000
1,000,000
——
& Co.—_
will
10%.
$200,000
in
loan
Involved
charge,
Secu-
Corp.
Weld
•
be used., for Vfqriring capital and to pay. off
Administration mortgage on the plant. ' The
1Q, years and will qqavry a, 6%, interest charge. >:; ."'AAA
three
other
applications
before "hq Executive
Committee,
22, one was rejecteq ai\d to? other." two, were returned to
loan
All
& Co.—*.1,000,000
Webster
&
rities
company, it was announced on
for authorization to sell an additional
for
the
were
350,000
,
is
local
,
take
at 6%.
of
The
Aug.
on
.
100,000
*
Co—~i.
& Hutz•
Barney
White,
*
&
Bros.
•
,
Stoclfc Financing, Etc.—
This
The money will
General
Services
Of
350,000
Smith,
Corp. :
<
800,000
_
ler
.
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
it
:
Reynolds
Securities
Harriraan
wood
»
Salomon
1,000,000
100,000
—
——
Inc
Reinholdt & Gardner—
'
,350,000
Co.
Co
/
-
100,000
I 100,000
Dominick
Brothers
Norwood Gas Co.—Plans
-
Winding,
A
loan
A
loan
Morgan Stanley & Co. - 1,800,000.
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-;":*...
Co.
(Inc.)
M.
Lehman
Mason-Hagan,
100,000
erty.
the
T
1,000,000
1,800,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
100,000
*:
350,000
,A
Sons—
Phillips
Central
350,000
A.
major manufacturer in the Valley is taking
mortgage on the property. y A AvA':A.AA",1
(4)
100,000
Inc.—
Co.,
the
Proceeds
years
hotel.
$80,000.
100,000
&
Charles
•
v(ere:*A
small
a
will
manufacturer
$350,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—LA
1,000,000 A W. C-. Eangley & Co.—
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
&
respective names
A •JJJA1-JAA-
Weeks
five
for
second
A. A ;•"<■.'
&
bank
a
Qfj the
prin¬
Kalman
350,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co._ A 350,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co, /J 100,000
Blyth
; :AJ1
severally
respective
their
opposite
Hornblower
Corp. $5,900,000
have
the
company
$A:.) A:J J J/J/•"%>,--J..-. =-•';
Securities
C.
severally
below
named
$132,000) to
loans,
to-
A.'
.
,
working capital. The loan
"A
''A A'-;'
(3-) $250,000 to & new St. Lawrence Valley hotel-motel already built
bqi hindered in its operations by the burden of. financial obligations
incurred in the construction and development of the hotel. The loan
will be secured by a $250,000 first mortgage covering all the property
is
-
at Philadelphia,
Boston and Toronto
construction and acquisition, of $4,500,000.
underwriters
in
first
.
has
considered
applications
for
loans
favorably on four loans totaling $605,000.
corporation
approved;
will take $8,500.
.
planned
UNDERWRITERS—The-
i
portion
a
'• 'v'-'A'T■:/><V ' A-•;JAj'A'!
«J
at an estimated total cost of
J.
covering
necessity
company has also authorized the construction of a distribution
at Minneapolis at- an estimated cost of $2,600,000.
Additional
center
A.
of
the
Corp.—Loans
' '
firm In the Southern Tien °f
lqan proceeds will be used; to
help finance construction of a one-story. fire-proof, factory.
With the
new
building, the company will increase its employment from 56 to
153.employt-^s. T.hg^id«.i is. we iz years at 6and will ue secured
by a first mortgage on the building. JA Y •'> AY',- -AAVV'"''•<
A; (2) $23,000. to a small Capital" District store of which a bank
the
for
acted
participate
loans
which
.
for
Committee
amount,
will
The
It
the
plant
this
Of
production of military electronic devices at
St. Petersburg, Fla., at an estimated cost of $4,000,000.
An application
new
Executive
totaling $905,000; and
The company has recently authorized the construction and equipment
a
Development
corporation has approved-its
President, announced on Aug. 22.
company's investment Tm and loans to Datamatic
Corporation by the end of 1956 will amount to $4,000,000 and that such
amount may be further increased in future years.
of
Business
This
increasing in
volume
over
recent
years,
constitute only a relatively small percentage of total sales.
r
In
April,
1955,
the
company
and. Raytheon
Manufacturing
Co.
jointly organized Datamatic Corp. to engage in the development of new
large, higa -speed,
uis.ta; ua<.a
.
*oc js^ing. s^ ruj .t^
or u *-C3
and business use.
The company owns 60%
of the outstanding stock
is
York
taling $605,000 Approved—
by
and
this
the
financing
company's
8,5j3.603
value pieferrea
Also outstandlna are
820,000 shares of $100 par
stock.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
purchase,
and
underwriters
the
company
named
has
have
below
agreed
to
sen
severally
10 tneti*
1
,
,
-
.
Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
150,000
—
Brush, Slocumb 6c Co.,
Inc.
Crouter
W.
Co
Hibbs
B.
Inc.
V
Co.,
&
3,100,000
1,600,000
200,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
-1,600,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co. 2,200,000
-Saunders, Stiver & Co.
250,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co._
500,000
500,000
3,100,000
____
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Smith,
150,000
Co.
—v.
184,
729.
p.
note
sale
Oi
holders
said:
interview,
been
.
Corp.
______
of
♦Number
share—.—
to
1
facilities
is
than
more
serve
industrial,
sale
The
t
Peoria
above.—V.
RR.
183,
serving
Co. >
V,
y
-
.•
/'v
Hicksville,
Corp.,
Manufacturing
Perfect-Line
I.,
L.
outstanding
share
Plan—To
Coal Co.—Proposed Merger
dend of 60 cents
of
record
get
-
-•
.
common
on
payments
Previous
at
were
rate of
the
the
make
to
company
offer.
the
It is
not
of
of
If
the
of
85%
of
to
be
operated
183,
company.—V,
under
company
Coal
Co.,
field
the
proposal
The
for
each
vertible
$3.50
Pittston
$30
their
of
s'rares
This
rate
stock
common
share
one
stock.
dividend
share
per
stockholders
stockholders
will
Oct.
on
that
vote
over
after Dec.
have
that
be
callable
cake
of
at
would
Pittston directors also
$100
dividends.
Pittston
of
shares
common
for redemption .on Sept.
called
preferred
this
shares
versions
and
be
asked
About
field
Issue
at
may
through
$105
per
to
the
of
Pittston
Corp.,
shares
be
•
to
22
t
.
for
new
the
stock
for
>
exchange
plans
by
to
of
the
to
control
the
purchase
would
company
Corp.
of
200,000
buy
for
Interstate
Brink's,
whicn
that
also
is
:t
a
owns
is
taxes
enough
if
.
announced
17
field,-
a
" y
Hines
line
of
pancake
mix,
They
a
and
Pacific
shares
of
additional
an
2 408
approval
shares
to
give
is
carrier
of
valuables
of
United
and
States
it
other
Trucking
commodities.
.
^—-.L--
.1956
.1955
$31,209,608 $33,417,107
620.683"
1.149;621
it
.
is
I
<
$3,339,198
to
planning
The
in
of
-
...
they
are
Procter
&
will
continue
Gamble.—V.
in
184,
sold.''
now
their
p.
?'_•
locaI
present
:
729..
■
%
,
Gamble
&
for
Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
;
H
v
v
filed a registration statement with the
debentures, due' Sept.
1,
1981,
to be
through, an -underwriting
group
headed bw
The interest ratb, public offering, price and-'
Aug.- 22
on
company
$3,566,848
82,804
-82,804
six
the
that
announced
ended
months
Government
S.
common
stock_._^_
outstanding
share^v___^——
common
per
to
$3,256,394
$3,484,044
7,493,140
7,493.140
stock
June
business.
"
'
?
—_
$0.46
$0.43
the decline, in sales and net income
30, 1956 was due to a reduction in
,l /
A ?
'
"A'.'V-AA
■
,.,
and out¬
standing
capital stock of Mall
Tool Co. at a negotiated"' price df
$9,849,556,
of which $5,849,556 has been paid and
the remaining
$4,000,000 Is to be paid in equal annual installments of $1,000,000
on
Nov. 1,
1957, 1958, 1959, and 1960.
Mall Tool Co. operates plants
in Chicago and Crete, 111., and in Toronto/ Ontario, Canada, through A;
its
wholly owned subsidiary. Mall Tool, Ltd. In addition, Mall Tool
Co. operates a network of service warehouses and offices in some 35 A
locations in major cities in the United States and Canada. Mall Tool V
Co. is a producer of portable electric tools, pneumatic tools,
gasoline
engine
chain
saws,
flexible shaft equipment, and ; other gasolinepowered tools.
Remington Arms Co., Inc. expects that the Mall -Tool
Co. will continue this business as a wholly owned subsidiary.—V.-184,
p.
28,
June
this company acquired all of the issued
1956,
;tv\-" v/? ,:a
9_
;•
•;
/.v'"'.
$70,000,000. of
public
Sachs
&
sale
Co.
terms
debentures
are
are
to
be-supplied,
by
amendment.,.;
expected to be offered to the public in September.
to- the general funds
retirement of outstanding
aggregated -$9,0QO,0OO
at
1956); the
contemplated construction of a
chemical ;dis¬
July 31,
solving pulp production unit, at its' mill at -Foley, Fla., estimated to
cost
approximately $40,060,000;
and for general corporate purposes;
including the
continuing improvement,
replacement
and expansion
of plants and other facilities.
In the first half of 1956, the company
expended
approximately? $7,000,000 for the "purchase of additional
timberlands
in northwestern Florida,
such purchases being financed.
through short-term
borrowings,
which are to be repaid with part
of the proceeds of the sale of debentures.. The Foley mill is scheduled/
to be completed in
1958.—V. 184, p. 729.
the
common
company
On
prepared mixes includes
a
variety of
muffin mix, a brownie mix and several
among' the sales leaders in
the .30'
where
of
Earnings
U.
applicable
income
Net
the.;
enter
Shares
states
-
-
"
stock
preferred
on
.
are
Coast
£ $31,830,291 $34,566,728
goods
Selling,
"•?
operations
acquired
proceeds
of
the. financing
company and
short-term
domestic
Chicago
Inc.—Semi-Annual Earnings—
sold and other operating charges .20,551,541;'22,634,729
general and administrative expenses.—.
3,361,885 .<3,429,748
922,667
•?;, 945,403
Provision for depreciation and obsolescence
3,655,000
<3,990,000
Provision-for Federal taxes on income-^
'*V"v t"
A ' ."A •'
' " *V "•* ^ * ' *
- '■ '.
•' • •' '•!
of
Cost
Vi.?
and
Co.—Acquisition—
Aug.
products.
underwriting
The
,
Commission
additional
all of the stock
?i
thatr the Post owes in
trustees certificates-*
grounds
estate
-;t
planning
covering
Net
Commerce
Inc.,
outstanding
$110,306
Later,
'
of
Brink's. Inc.
noted
on
subsidiaries
Goldman,
.
•
Hermes
on
real
back
.".v
would,
money
new
Executive
contracts for
newly
as
offered
stock
it
held
in
the
'.{?/
objected
Boston
of
none
Morgens,
J.
mix
The
SEC
-
•
Sold-r-The offering made on Aug.
See details in V. 184, p. 730.'
.
Procter
con¬
Clinch- '
with
-
of
pleted.
.
priority- oyer all <otiieir ^obligations, bee ai$o> V;t l:84, *,pi. 32-f.v '•
mixes,
The
meeting
.
.
applied
acquire
44,500
owns
that
wages.
baking mix
P&G
tions
will also
cumulative preferred.
The
Brink's, Inc.—
Aug.
authority
the
of
needed
provide
to
said.
company
,
on
1,200,000
,
_
accrued
into four
announcement said.
1
the
20,
and
excess
*,
share
ownership.
said
now
granted,
control
for
common
Pittston
shares
Co.
already
Brink's
400,000
would
holders,
stock
Pittston
the
Purchase
to
Pittston
through
purposes,
shares
minority
Commission
from
authorize
of
$300,000
midwestern
Plttston's"
30 all
share
each
convert
Sept.
2,600,000
other
350,000
Seeks
to
back
company
other
The Pittston stockholders will also be asked to Increase the authorized
common
,
16
over, the
theBost in
; ~
so
v.
•
Rayette, Inc.—Stock
..••v
;
asserts
41,375 shares of common stock at $7.25 per share
objection ofpajne> Webber, Jackson & Curtis was{.quickly com-
1957.
cumulative
par
Holders
159, p.' 484.
V.
company
the
creditors
assured
The,.Duncan
a
shares
.
pub-
.
con-,
value,
par
the
to acquire/ through a transfer of stock, HinesPark
Foods, Inc. and the Duncan Hines Institute of I haca, N. Y.,
which
for
many
years
have
collaborated with Mr.
Hines in his
various food and travel services..'
*?' ."V- r
on1"
iy3
into
It
period.
$75
a
convertible
did
against
,
been
not
' V'.;
exchange" of • securities-'is pro¬
exemption order is granted by
that the proposed dissolution
complete liquidation is the most desirable course-of action and
one
in the best interests of the company and its stockholders.—
The
Commission.
and
'
to-,
Vice • President, said that, the com¬
pany
has
signed
the purchase of that part
of the
business of the Nebraska Consolidated Mills, of Omaha, which manu¬
factures
and
markets
a
variety 'of prepared mixes
for cakes and
other
baked
foods
under
the
Duncan
Hines
name.
He also
said
i
cumulative
Pittston
new
would
be
25-year
a
31,
of
*ssue
and
Court
'
.
reorganization,
pay
Howard
;
17.
This
?
;
present
City
of
prepared
y
provide that minority Clinchfield stockholders receive-
preferred
annual
Clinchflela
*
has
The" Post
once.
with/ claims
-
Procter & Gamble
,
~
'
tin-
the money
have
to
directors and holders of 5% or more
Investing Corporation own s ares to be ex-
'changed for portfolio securities, such
hibited by the Act unless the requested
-the
Dividend
to merge with Clinch-A¬
plan
a
Pittston
owned.
and
16
of
management
Merger With Subsidiary—
58%
now
Oct.
proposals
to
The
would
properties
of
would take-
;;r.
22 announced
Aug.
on
existing
the
1114.
p.
Pittston Co.—Plans
This
Fuel
-
■
trustees
excess
is
Pocahontas
plan
be-used
that any offer would be made effective unless
Pocahontas stock accepted.
~ xvv; "'
The
*
the
petition
the
creditors
for
The
the
Consolidation.
Pittsburgh
continue
Aug.
at
business
in
15.
hoped
"
,
officers,
the
of
voting securities of
the
'
trustees
thfc
that
back
approving
The
consummated, Mr. Love would become Chairman
of Pittsburgh Consolidation and Mr. Matthews, would become President
exchange
told
them.
to
certain
Since
.
;;
made
be
can
contemplated
holders
the
exchange
preferred
trustees said, will give general
Remington Arms Co.,
creditors a good chance for greater, participation in the assets of the .' : -v
Post
than
they would get if the ente • 'rise Is liquidated under .s"-e {
6 Months Ended June 30—
auctioneer's hammer.,
They- .said. the plan would not prejudice the
-Net
sales •
rights of any unsecured' or lien creditor.".* Also,'it was pointed out,?
Other operating revenues
that at stake were the jobs of 800 people who have claims against %
the paper with respect to back wages and health and
welfare funds."
Total
.
prior to about Oct. 20 since
some preliminary
actions are necessary. These would include the filing "
by Pittsburgh Consolidation and the becoming effective of a registra- tion statement under the Securities Act of 1934.
.<
.n.
' ,
offer
No
stockholders will be divided among the common s ockholders on a pro rata basis. The portfolio securities to which the com,mon stockholders who do not duly elect to receive such securities are
entitled, will be sold for their account and the net proceeds dis¬
the
^
\
1
portfolio securities and cash. The
not required to satisfy the prior claims of
portfolio securities and cash
Approves
all other '.obligations' g^cured i and
over
; / v--'
in market value of
their option,
at
'
June
for dissolution and liquidation, the preferred stock¬
paid the liquidating value of their shares in casn-or,
be
will
holders
of
as
"
40 cents
;
Post
counsel
vote
enable
priority
was
$800,000.
.' >:.'V
:
Court
the
In
declared an increased divi ¬
stock, payable Sept. 10 to holders
.
>
outstanding
has
corporation
Investing
utility companies.
Under the plan
of
$500,000 Loan—
a
•
lished -since
22
Aug.
on
and- take'
The
special meeting of stockholders of Pittsburgh was called for Nov. 5
on
an
increase in the
authorized capital stock which would 1
A
to
share
a
30.
Aug.
quarterly.
Pocahontas
of
Take
secured.
:
directors
V
:%/.-
Mass.—Court
Boston,
a
30, 1S56,
5,133 shares
class A com¬
mon
stock and 10,000 shares of class B common stock.
The preferred
stock is entitled in liquidation
to $50 per share, plus accrued and
unnaid dividends which, as of June 30, 1956,
were $39,585 per share
on" the $3.50 scries and $33.93 on the $3 series. The two Classes of
common
stock rank equally as to assets and dividends.
The assets of
the company consist primarily of common stocks of railroad and public
the
Co.,
hearing, thereon.
18,443 shares of converUble preferred stock, $3.50 series,
of convertible preferred stock, $3 series, 145,939 si:arcs of
The
company for authority to borrow $500,000 in trustees certificates.
certificates
would
become
a
first lien on-the. property of the
Post
split.
The
request
to
"
week
The
has
by George H. Love, PittsPocahontas President.
adjourned the Pocahontas
stockholders' meeting until Oct. 22. A vote will thenr be scheduled to
ratify a proposed increase in authorized shares and a two-for-one
stock
to certain transactions between affiliates incident to a pro¬
dissolution and complete liquidation of investing corporatim;
Commission has given interested persons until Sept. 4,. 1956,
the
,
George Sweeney in Federal District Court at; Boston,'. Mass,
approved a petition of thre& .co lrt appointed trustees .for
Judge
last
Matthews,, in view of the'merger, talks,
Mr.
and
per
710.
p.
Publishing
a
plan was announced simultaneously
President, and by A. R. Matthews,
The
burgh
$26.25
Liquidation—
corporation; it was announced on Aug. 21, has applied to the
an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with
posed
"
Del-—
Investing Corp., Dover,
Utilities
&
and a- very
for
tributed
filed
6
Aug.
on
proposed to acquire Pooahontas Fuel Co. on the i
of an exchange of 2% shares of Pittsburgh common for each
of Pocahontas stock, it was announced on Aug. 22v
basis
of
183,
of
shares
price
Post
this
company
registration statement with the
a
deliveries
as well as heavier current
backlog.—V. 182, p. 1805.
Proposed Dissolution and
'v7A',,
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
This
filed
23
will
Railway
-
■
that the company's annual report, which
probably show a larger percentage increase
said
earnings
respect
development
pany,—V.
letter of notification with the T
SEC covering 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be of- *
fered at $2.25 per share, through P. J. Gruber & Co.t Inc., New York, ,
N; Y.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 184, p. 155.
corporation
The
Aug.
on
SEC—
N. Y.—Files With
out
net
SEC
company's class A stock at the re¬
share, plus dividends to the date of
redemption in the amount of 50c per share, or an aggregate of $26.75
per share.
In addition, the proceeds will be used to reduce by about
$1,500,000 the principal amount of the company's outstanding deben¬
tures.
The balance will be added to the working capital of the com¬
and
2295.
p.
be
satisfactory
constructiop and maintenance, i-and" oi* products for-. use on freight
cars,
and (2) products for.' the highway construction industry and
equipment for the aggregate processing and mining industries.
r
Net proceeds
from the sale of the 213,175 common shares will be
used to redeem and retire on Dec.
1, 1956, all of the 160,000 issued
Ry.—Exchange Offer Withdrawn—
Eastern
&
York Central
New
in
also
shortly,
Erskine
Mr.
SEC—
of.the company is divided broadly into two categories,
and sale of railway supplies, primarily for track
business
the
(1)
con-
the Pennsylvania Util. Comm.
company
'•
1855.
will
2540.
p.
Co., Chicago, 111.—Registers With
&
demption
See
.
30,
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend- '
mnt.
Bache 6c Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
customers, mostly commercial ;;
district. Consummation of the
1,000
the central business
in
subject to final approval by
previous ? quarter 10 cents a share was paid.
'
' • : The company, incorporated in
1906, is now one of the largest in
the
hydraulics industry, manufactures hydraulic pumps, valves and
controls,? metal
cutting
tools and portable machines - for railroad
-track
maintenance.
Sales for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1956,
were
$4,700,000 up 38%
from $3,370,000 for the year, ended June
Co.—Earnings Off—
covering 213,175 shares of its $10 par common stock; The company proposes to offer these shares for subscription by holders of its
class A stock and common stock on the basis of two shares for each
five shares of either class held on the record date.
The record date,
$1.10
thi^}
and
This
$3.37
^
,
.
SEC
19,740
C, i Dick, President, announces that
company has
eluded negotiations for the purchase Jof steam heating facilities
the
City of Scranton; Pa.-, from' jperthsylvania
Power & Light
Lewis
These
?/
66,636
100%
for
profit arising
acquisition.
430.' J
This
share—$1.55
stock dividend. tNot including $28,988.96 addi- >
from Overbrook Steam Heat Co. net loss prior
paid per
♦Adjusted
tional
Consolidation—/\.
for
earnings
183,
Poor
$337,075
$4.63
___________
■ ■ >
■**■. "'-1"• -%?-•
have approved
the registration with the Securities
Commission of 25,000 shares of common stock and
the
15,000 shares of series A preferred vstock. Proceeds
from the
offering of these seourities will be applied - to working capital' and
towards additional manufacturing facilities.
A registration statement
is
to
be filed with
the Securities and Exchange Commission soon.
The financing will he handled by
an underwriting group headed by
Loewi 6c Co., Inc., Milwaukee investment banker.
: ''
J ' '
The board also declared a dividend of
15 cents a share on the
common
stock, payable Oct. 5 to holders of record Sept. 25. The
directors
Exchange
and
the "six months ended Jung 30, 1956, were
off elightly -from the .corresponding period a year ago, 'Drew schroeder, President, said on Aug. 23 in a report to shareholders.
This
producer of glazed ceramic tile had sales of $3,730,166 for ,
the
half
year
compared with $3,783,080 for the same months last
year,
Net income was $353,570 or 64 cents a share on the 550,000
shares outstanding on June 30, compared with $370,323 or 67 cents a
share on the same number of shares a year ago.
./
"
During the period, the company's capital investment was increased
by $312,000, major portions of which went for new kilns at Arkansas '
City, Kansas, technical improvements at the Pomona plant, and completion of the headquarters building in Los Angeles, Mr. Schroeder
and
,
stock
fcrrfcd
,
Consolidation Coal Cp.' above.—rV. 184, p.
Pomona Tile Manufacturing
Sales
1955
25,083
,/?
outstanding
shares
per
♦Dividends
101,467
t
Earnings
—
'1956
—__—$1,509,809
—.
116,010
Operating revenues
tNet earnings
♦Earned
.
$1,044,089
13,141
;
Co.—Proposed
Fuel
Pittsburgh
See
sr.Id.—V.
Investment
Utilities
Pennsylvania
215,769
$2,375,203
„
^
Fiscal Year Ended May 31—
646,798
742,688
stock__—
preferred
on
Pocahontas
i„
„
accrued
through
used -to
Machinery, Inc.—Plans Financing
Malcolm
E.
Erskine, President,
on
Aug. 21 announced that, the
stockholders have approved an increase in the capitalization to pro¬
vide for the company's growth.
The stockholders approved the change
from 200,000 to 400,000 the number of authorized shares of common
stock,
and authorized 40,000 shares of $20 par preferred stock of
which 15,000 shares
were designated series A $1.20 cumulative pre-
1,976,005
2,039,625
«——
—
with the
of which
on
Racine Hydraulics &
48.998
2,332,229
———
—
D. C.
Development Corp., Washington,
corporation
The
Dental Supply Co. of DelawareNotes Sold Privately—It was announced on Aug, 23 that
Stone & Webster Securities Corp, has arranged the pri¬
vate placement with institutional investors of $1,150,000
subordinated promissory notes, due Aug. 15, 1967 of the
Patterson firm.
y
applicable to minority stock¬
subsidiaries
-V.'-
617,240
908,407
$2,362,062
$942,622
* $2.45 - ■
*$1.07
♦Adjusted to comparable 1956.- basis with respect to preferred divi¬
dends accrued and 963,355 common shares outstanding June 30, 1956. ;
—V. 183,
p, 2767.
f "•
J
-
Patterson
F.)
(M.
$4,548,899
taxes
income
1971.
p.
July 27 filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
275,000 shares are to be publicly offered at $1 per ? share,
Coomb* ;jfc ,Co;Kof Washington,a I>f C. The proceeds are to
purchase real property and mortgage'notea. -
286,242
$8,398,153
™
1371
n
183,
With
Files
$4,262,657
317,789
applicable to common stock
Earnings per share on common stock___,
amusement park,
another
394,812
$8,080,364
amortization..—
and
iHi
v
Pyramid
691,603
649,913
de¬
Balance
to a public stock offering.
now
merging
902,536
less interest earned
and equipment—
State
and
income
of
Dividends
.
giving serious consideration
we're thinking about
buying
the two and then selling stock,"
"I've
Right
depletion
Net income
Fort Lee, N. J. — May
Finance—Acquisition Proposed—
Irving Rosenthal, president of this 51-acre park across the Hud¬
son
River from New
York City, on Aug. 21 in an inclusive United
Press-
of
Portion
Park,
Amusement
Palisades
koiH
3,419,074 ..; said.—V.
-
.
expense,
property
Federal
for
Prov.
'■'/AaAAAA,Aa
/.A••■
;■
and
Completion
"
The
—Li
income
on
Depreciation,
3,100,000
800,000
White, Weld & Co.__— 3,100,000
Dean Witter 6c Co.—2,200,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.__ 1,600,000
500,000
Inc.__
Co.,
Total
1,600,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—
Union Securities Corp,—
Weeden & Co.
Inc——
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 1,600,000
Hill Richards & Co——
150,000
J. J. B. Hilliard As 8nn_
250.o n
Weeks__ 1,600,000
Hornblower 8c
W. E. Hutton 6c Co._—_ 1,600,000
Illinois
Inc.
Co.__.—U——
Stroud & Company,
&
.-said.
'
Less
.new
Manufacturing's
<
93,868,706
(excluding
expenses
income
Interest
800,000
500,000
800,000
150,000
Staats 6c Co,
R.
Other
3,100,000
Barney 6c Co—
Smlthers <fc Co—
Sutro
3,100,000
Inc.
pletion
Northwest Co—
William
Harriman Ripley "& Co.,
The
8.
F.
Granbery, Marache 6c
. '
■;
116,866,677
—2
factory, now under construction, will expand Progress
production space in Philadelphia, Pa., by 65%, he
of the additional facility is scheduled for Sept. ;1.
Fully-equipped, its cost ^expected to be about $2,000,000, Mr. Rosen
V.*The
$130,618,152 $102,636,852
depletion,
profit before depreciation,
and amor.ization
Operating
Moseley 6c Co._i.__
S.
Pacific
-
4,118,661
Beane_____
&
Fenner
F.
1956
:
other than income taxes:
'{A/'A-AAAA,,,..
Property, franchise and other taxes
Federal and State payroll taxes.
800,000
,
administrative
and
-
'
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
—_
STATEMENT
allowances :
——
of sales, exclud. depreciation,
amortization* and taxes—.-
:W
Inc.—Plans Expansion—
Process Manufacturing Co.,
,
.
:+
'-
•
(less
Cost
Selling
Co. •
Dominick
&
&
1
-
revenues
and cash discounts)1
.f,';
Marks &
Laurence M.
1,600,000
2,200,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co. 1,600,000
Elworthy 6c Co._.%_——
500,000
Estabrook & Co.—____ 1,600,000
The First Boston Corp._ 3,100,000
First of Michigan Corp.
500,000
Folger, Nolan, Fleming—
Drexel
operating
Monday, August 27, 1956
——;
This company has contracted with the Luria Engineering Co. of
/.V-.r.v Bethiehexn'-'Pa. for the ^fabrication and construction of a' 235,000•, jsquarerfoot
manufacturing plant on a nine-acre site at Northeast
Avenue
and
Red Lion Road, Philadelphia, it was announced on
1955 >?:
Aug._11 by Maurice M. Rosen, President.
■
^
'
'
-
Taxes,
Lehman Brothers
150,000
Bodine
&
Dominick
and
2,200,000
3,100,000
higginson Corp
Lee
•Sales
Co—__ 3,100,000
Lazard Freres 8c
150,000
1,600,000
& Co——
Townsend.
6c
Haven
De
1
.
Dodge
Clark,
Six Months Ended June 30—
Inc.
250,000
Kidder, Peabody 6c Co.— 3,100,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co— ; 150,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co— 3,100,000
&
"■"?'*
;
CONSOLIDATED INCOME
-v
/
250,000
-
Kaiman &c Company,
Co., Inc
3,100,000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Blyth
$500,000
Meilen & Miller,
Joseph,
800,000
_________
Co._
Johnston, Lemon 8c
Morgan Stanley 6c Co.__$4,650,000
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Buffalo and Boston.
....
■
■
Upon acquiring control'of Brink's, Pittston said it will, integrate-the
"armored car operations of the two concerns In New York City,> Newark,
below, an aggregate of
respective amounts set forth
principal amount of debentures.
In the
severally.
$78,000,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
-
will
be
added
used for the
borrowings
(which
will
be
Republic Steel Corp.—White Becomes
Chairman
.
>
"
President and
Chief Executive
Officer, has been
of the Board of Directors and continues as Chief
Officer.
He
is succeeded as President
by T. F." Pa-tton,"v'
President and First
Vice-President, it was announced on
White,
M.
C.
Chairman
elected
Executive
Assistant
Aug.
-
■%
-
he
which
has
held
since
President
Vice
Girdler
as
in
director.—V.
Republ'c
This
K
corporation
seeking
($100
on
was
charge
of
184,
668.
p.
Rochester Gas & Electric
SEC
:
-
,
;
change in the corporation's top management followed the retireT.
M.
Girdler from
the offices of Chairman and director
-
of
ment
Foy,
,
21.
The
Aug.
17
organized
sales,
was
in
1930.
elected
to
Norman
succeed
-
-
W.
Mr. ? w
-
•
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
filed
a
registration statement
witli the
stock, series
through an underwriting
registration of 60,000 sh-res of i s preferred
par),
to
be offered
for
public sale
...
Volume 184
Number 5563
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(825)
group
headed
offering
ment.
The
and
net
with
Boston
Corp.
.■
proceeds
obligations
First
underwriting terms
.V
,
,
The
term
by
price
of
the
the
to
are
dividend
be
rate,
supplied
by
public
'
thai,
be
which
used
were
to
discharge
used
in
to the proceeds of the
sale of the new preferred and
heretofore sold, retained
earnings and accruals to the,
depreciation reserve,
approximately $23,000,000 will be required from
additional future
financing.- • i, ■ •
12
months
ended
operating
June
$6,296,041.—V. 183,
30,
2768.
p.
"Two
•
1956.
of
revenues
Net
income
$56,018,255
for
this
for
period
for
into
the
After
Safeway Stores,
Inc.
(&
equal
split
—V.
184,
1956—32 Wks.—1955
154,600,210 144,677,009 1,203,882,233
430.
p.
corporation
SEC
on
Aug.
stock, to
capital
Securities
writing
to
The
of
engaging
mining
from
E.
San
Juan
The
and
for
used
Ol
$100,000
in
of
acquisition,
and
to
conduct
b
„<.•
option
a
„ned
President
the
and
is
to
of
to
of
Denver.
it
from
has
In
be
Aug.
corporation
16,
1956,
(50c part.
$7
The company
proposes
share through an
per
to
Space & Co., Inc., for which
paid, except that 40,000 shares
be
offer
these
underwriting
addition
of
752,100 ;-
273
42
to
of
to
are
be
is
profit
new
increased
was
of
the
current
to
*
:
share to certain officers and
employees of the company.
The
;
for
company
expects to utilize
additions
plant
the
net
proceeds
$6.67Va
v
the
period.
orders
of
-increase
'increasw
in
of
arduous
half
sales
This
Boston
investment
Clark
1957
and
order
under
a
a
has
holds
Petroleum Co.
the
vestment
to
an
of
Phillips,
tor
be
the
on
1955.
and
basis
be
Phillips
assets
date
of
Fund
and
asset
value
They
of
the
for
will
of
that
time.
for
Assuming
Scudder
$5,437,587
of
Fund
cash
is
its
Phillips
assets
said.—V.
profit
Employees'
Provision
before
profit
for
June
in
income
shares
'5
Corp.
(&
Subs.)
30—
taxes
profit
sharing..
236.450
profit
-
share
not
the
—
Ltd.
y. (per share)
G.
net
i'
It
H.
must
fees
to
for
be
from
first
six
the
our
"Thus,
•
the
solidated
by
1956
six
companies
dividends
are
subsidiaries,
sUcb
;
actually
98.5%
has
"The
and
been
company
the
that
of
"to
1956
compare
against
net
earnings
from
those of
properly
those
of
profits
of
W
funds
only
when
approval
of
was
were
fortunate
payment
the
in
of
subsidiary,"
not
the
Mr.
during the first half of 1956. due
for equipment for new
crews, but it
some
the
the
first
of
'
funds
are
first
Westby
from
to
six
and
15,
case.
Ind.—V,
Amoco
and
1964
for
plant
in
1,227,000
Des
these
heavy
currency
and
of
&
control
1955
in
management
Chemicals
the
the
year
Texas,
among
aviation
is
in
excess
wholly owned
a
Factors,
of
the
Standard
common
Dallas
_
in
by
a
will
be
the
of
name
''
will
°'
become
to
the
Amoco
new
do
-
Texas
2596.
p.
"tv
,
'
resulting
^he™|ca' subBWiaiies. oi
of
an'">unce« •«
Chemicals
Corp.
'
tfl? i&niz£Lbion hns been
Co.
company
PwsW*B,>
'
President
a
t
of
group
attorney.—V. 183,
taken
witb.
th.e
Amoco
name
business
in
ren^tn,-*
Chemicals
all
48 states,
The subsidiaries
being consolidated are Indoil Chemical
Co., Chicago;
American Chemicals
Corp., New York City; and Amoco
Chemi¬
Corp., formerly Hidalgo Chemical
Co., Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.
Forrester
said that this
consolidation is designed to make
it
possible for Standard Oil Co. (Ind.)
to develop its
chemical activities
more
aggressively and to increase sales and
cals
and
.
Headquarters
be
at
'
-
Ti t.
of
operating
Amoco
Chemicals
Corp.
Chicago. j.$v
~
t
The
after
the
efficiency.
/
consolidation
will
~
chemical
consolidation is part of arecently; announced functional reorganization of
nine standard Oil Co.
(Ind!) subsidiaries into
four.—V. 184, p. 730.
'
!.
'(,f.
.
' ;
3421.
p.
Factors
preferred
<
1952
..
construction;■>
149,
and
indicated
Pan
(
Star
,
.
,
,
.
;r
Plywood
per
The
v;
by
the
The
Previously,
1
;
in
and
.
this
other
will
and
the
San
Diego
will
will
each
eliminate
'
to
market
proceeds
of
proposes
offer
initial
the
to
fov
first
terms
the
500,000
stock
to
are
be
cn
an
at
amount
1956-1957
years
New
by
treasury
total
Aug.
on
the
shares
21
California
of
P.
U.
exemption
Commission
on
the
from
and
other
184,
p.
by
Net
Southern Pacific
The
'
4
Southern
the
Commerce
Commission
RR.
for
Co.
on
authority
Aug.
$257,-
issue
to
offer
year,
after
interest
mature
on
rate.
Oct.
The
1,
proposed issue would be dated
1983.
Oct.
1,318,889
•-
of
series
The
the
D
new
The
of
of
2%%
first
proceeds of
cost
of
plant
sale
mortgage
of
the
improvement.
bonds
series
H
See
also
now
held
bonds
V.
a
like
treasury,
used
730.
will
the
been
lor
been
it
retained
from
site,
Sales
which
been
years
receive
has
mill
of
deducted.
has
10
cost
Inc.f
also
of
-Proceeds 'of
which
the
of
will
as
a
date 'of
5%; commission.
a
Millard, of Estacada.—V.
to
t
was
and
net
distributor
a
gain
1956
182,
earnings
of
items
preferred
to
The
p.
^136.
were
regis¬
and
canned
in
and
frozen
of
of
1955
Camp,
totaled
—V.
the
in
com¬
$136,492,143
the
for
a
at
fifth
has
capital,
p.
561.
City,
a
in
consecutive
a
on
May
year
or
31,
of
times
had
Current
current
...
the
in
Oct.
the
1,
1955.
the
year
capacity,
depreciation for
realize
cans,
Camp,
its
is
i
engaged
Teun.,
and
Tennessee
concentrates
Inc.—in
fol¬
substantial
Newport,
at
all
citrus
the
on
increase
own
interest—has
for
1956,
earlier.
2.96
its
operation
on
stock, after
Stokely-Van
for Citrus,
stock
demand
share
income
for
could
frozen
the
a
during
to
Provision
Currently
Fla.,
75%
in
$5,675,000
requirements
of
Net
common
dividend paid
manufacturing
can
$2.95
the
the. company
manufacturing
increase
$61,985,350,
183,
by
to
stock.
on
improvements,
$2,743,903.
capacity
Haines
Inc.
share
stock
capital
major
The
rapid
dividends,
common
$2.52
indicated
can
the
plants.
in
the
to
areas
a
from. $38,170,173
I
level
with
-
increased
improve efficiency.
which
certain
care
Working
-
highest
17%.
approximately
and
amounted
studies
Van
-
the
compared
of
year
shares
eqttal
plants
establishing
take
to
rose
$159,527,214
invested
company
year
meet
cover
sales
and
year
allowance for
built
amount
be
p.
Sales
of
to $4,495,453 compared with $3,781,915 in
the 1955
increase of 19%.
Net income
for the 1956 year was
an
Georgia
and
its
184,
'•<
*
employees,
approximately $529,522
after
Sales,
period
both
year,
outstanding
new
to
-
in
the
totaling
during the
additional
the
first
woiid
in
processor
fiscal
year
add
market
1
issue, the company said it would cancel
a
Star
taking into consideration the 10%
Presi¬
1> 1956,
,
"»
>
be its
amounted
previous
Interstate
$35,000,000
large
during
income
It
in
the
for
price
leave
have
expenses
made
increases
preceding
lowing
asked
will
•"
fiscal
669.
22
for
the
then
cooperative
sales
be
products
history,
equal,
mortgage'bonds, series H, at competitive bidding which will determine
the
Jt,
this
year.
Co.—Proposed Bond Sale—
Pacific
and
to
the
by
commission,Star
its
sales
pany's
savings
;
V
-
during the fiscal year ended May 31, 1956, acording to Wm.
Stokely, Jr., Chairman of the Board, and Herbert F.
Krimendahl,
In
considerations.—V.
of
mill,
a
N.
Net
competitive
general
conditions
<"•-
association
President.
.
proposed
of
memberships
the
"
stock.
common
sdld,
date
purpose of
plant.
The csti-
'
.
offering is scheduled for mid-September, Harold Quinton,
said, but its actual timing will depend upon the-
the
would
it
B.
the
and
'•
,
This
which
amendment.
'.\\
granted
was
10
a
for
purchase
needs
are
Substantial
Stock
approximately
/'
all
for
foods
equal to such proceeds
is expected that construction
will
„
to
$1,347,565.
production,
tered
"on
stock.
York
funds,
of
Pro-
are
the
•
SEC
SEC
least
It
program.
the
supplied
financing will became
use
continuing construction
for
$25
of
$6,500.
from
of a plywood
Complete construction of the mill
months.
members
18,
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Sales and
Earnings Up—
par- common
its
the
at
memberships
months
operation
cooperative's President is H.
much
shares for public sale
through
The First Boston Corp. and Dean
price will be a fixed price related
the
used
at
construction
receive
these
by
offering
price
with
of
shares
headed
group
The
Underwriting
bidding by
dent,
500,000
be
memberships
'
statement
and
plant is $1,347,565.
become
opertaional
broker
for
323
are
all
12
available.
will
mm
aggregate
expenditures
sold
memberships.
Upon the sale
by the escrow agent
seven
March
on
with respect to
aggregate amount of $299,-
an
until
escrow
law
notification
released
construction
who
Oregon
A
terminated
of
6ale
additional
Kunzel
said.
Mr.
of
be
in
been
approximately
estimated
for
square
has
..
.
under
Regulation
whom,
as
a
condition
to
membership, must purchase" one
membership in the association. Members will be
employed, at the staifc
0f the plant's
operations and thereafter, on a
seniority basis proi ided
they are' qualified to fill the positions then
;
manu-
take
Those
leases
company
purposes,
registration
a
for
£ mated cost of
the
367.
p.
will
money
paying
building.
150,000
a
a
deposited
escrow
.
Diego
and
1951
be
.the
beginning of sale
square-foot
ofice
to
are
until
or
-
Herbert
concrete
square-foot
1
organized
filed
000.
directors,
rtinrorcecl.
55,000
was
it
the sale of the first 46
memberships for
Total memberships intended to
be
<
117,000
membership.
Cooperative
1955.
be
story,
feet,
San
184,
filed
proposes
then
With the
in
;
(Indiana)—To Merge Units—
Corp.
Forrester
.
foreign, subsidiaries
drain on their cash
in
qualified to
nil
>
20.
Moines
addition
covering
Co.
company
added.
later
1956,
This company
„
1955
for
organized
all
_
WT^Trsf^n°in
stcp^.iti
present
and
built
was
square
area.—V.
company
402,000.-
con-
available
was
ing of the Hidalgo Chemical
Corp. Amoco Chemicals has
factory space of this company's
the
one
Des
and
Moines
leased
company
The
and
Silbert
jSy fe
'iv-f
a aa
Texas
for
Mr.
headed bySam
Passman, Dallas
Forgan
.
Aug.
to
four-story
a
area
1955
of
working
*:•:
•
■
j,'0"',i?"
$500.
•
of
be exchanged
company,
Standard Oil Co.
dealer's discount of
a
>
in
immediately
square-.oot,
plant
underwriting
in its
the
fees,
months
research
is hoped that
payments may be made."—V.
183, p. 3016.
)
July
later
used
"'H 7
:>
apparel, boats, paper,
refinery equipment, and
import-exporters,
Factors is currently at the .annual rate
of
and
r-'-v'r
f
^
$1,000
v\ aui
approved
on
addition
warehousing
expenditures
1955,
the
half
research
appropriate
accrued
received
been
for
21,
Net
:
operations
granted.
securing a substantial
fees from its English
"Such
but
.1,
Southern California Cdison Co.—Registers With
The
$0.50
paid periodically to the
company by its non-consolidated
Seismograph Service Ltd. and Compagnie
Francaise de
Sismique,
25%
has
Moines
Exchange.
Corp.
consolidated
exceed
4
an
,
payments
board
•
months'
.
than
Des
new
this
to
Westby also explained that management fees,
Prospection
J
85%
$280,433."
Mr.
of
Witter
.
,/
both
The
-
carry-back of $130,054 and management and
research
English subsidiary, Seismograph Service
Ltd., amounting
$150,379.
to
each
the
acquired all of the
outstanding shares of Texas
the
will
Factors
'-"-1
businessmen
being continued at time of going
announced
an
start
Wakonda
total
This
85%
for
.machinery,v
has
Texas
cents
1,210,000
Co.—Expands Plant Facilities—
plant
450,000
a
buildings
Stock
Service
months
that
in
will .be
669.
p.
more
be
will
approximately
-In
a
reduction of $130,054 arising from
carryloss of one of the companies consolidated.
remembered
tax
a
the
will
original
Aug.
$0.50
include
of
President,
Solar's
$0.86
98.5%
operating
Texas
-
Wakonda plant, and
7:
completed this year.
increases in Solar's
production of jet engine components
y
caused the requirement for more
manuiacturing area,- Mr. Kunze; said. 1
Solar's backlog of
orders, largely made up of contracts for
turbojet f
engine assemblies, now exceeds
$80,000,000, Mr. Kunzel added,
j
%
Located on a 59-acre tract owned
by Solar, the Wakonda plant now
con-
(British) —
Service Corp
Westby, President, commented
profits
Include
•
1955
issued
was
v; Substantial
23.119
$0.88
—
not
;
figures
of
184,
Iowa,
construction
statement:
Seismograph
It
$300,361
■
and
on
-
51
or
stock
the
350,000
upon
owned
above
prior
interest
and
with
July 1, 1968 and .10,000
$10) to be offered in
units of 50 shades
$1,000 of G% ! debentures at
$1,500 per unit,
proceeds
are
to
be
used
The
and
of
common
stock of
am
expansion
expansion
*188.450
$309,647
...—*
(based
wholly
in
Service Corp.
Dividends paid by
*1955
'
-
accrued
$39.62 % per share, with
Moines,
Kunzel,
'
net
owned by
Seismograph
Compagnie Francaise de Prospection Sismique
'(French)
Stock owned by
Seismograph
back
Des
the
127,129
'
xt
$5,000
or
notification
(par
and
oil-field
•*
,
ceeds
$511,930
36,700
....
'
$384,801
$582,797
foreign income taxes—
'
facturing structure,
1
on
of
become
IVLorcy Hospitak^lnc.
Hospital,^Elwood,
$4,408,507 V'includes
4.023,706 v
'
with
$10,000,
730.
p.
Tribune, Inc., Springfield, 111.—
Exchange Commission—
$o,000,000. Standard's annual financing volume
currently
of S100,000,000.
According to Mr. Silbert, Texas Factors .will
at
of
J'
184,
and
f i"a„ng volume of Texas
i
the
part
Solar Aircraft
certain
at
j
^
101%
authorized to be
addition to Mercy
Co. at
An
v
and
*>•
expansion
*we?sones,
'
,
?
$10,371,819,
1955, both computed
183, p. 2296.
and.
at
stock
(par $10)
Ttlls corporation
of
in
pay
to press.—V.
„
4,465,756
100%;
proceeds
to
the
1955
.
11,369 '
Seismograph Service
•
&
Earnings
1956
$5,037,184
$571,428
outstanding) .1
solidated
sell
values
at
to $613,424,
$656,425, or 54
of
net
above.—V.
•
record
of
j
bonds
an
The
and
per
Subsidiaries
>
also
market
new
Corp.
°f8,
Pallas> the lar£est factoring company in
Ineodore H. Silbert, President announced on
Aug. 20.
Texas Factors has carried on a growing
factoring business
Texas manufacturers'and wholesalers of
4.'
amounted
a
Machines
on
common
July 15, 1956 of'?■
Tipton, Ind., St. Joseph Memorial 5
Tw
denominations
$1.25 per share.
acquire $15,368,743 of assets con¬
$9,931,156 of investment securities
$4,987,614.—V. 183, p. 1371.
V
sharing contribution
Fed.
Consolidated
•v
expenses,
Fund shares
distribute the
stockholders in
Phillips will sell
will
and
change
a
960.
p.
Standard Factors
Corp.^Acquires Texas Firm-
the
-
$1.18
«■
•
dividends.—V. 182,
Under terms'
Sales—Pac{0.r.s,-'=
acquisition
set
taxes,
.
Citizens
underwriting.
capital,
226. 1 :
p.
622JW0
$535,558
$2.19
outstanding____,
Cooperative, Estacada, Ore.—Registers
With Securities and
Smith-Corona, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
Exchange Commission—
secondary';
This Cooperative on
offering of 37,000 shares of common stock (par
Aug. 20 filed a registration
statement with .the
$10) was ;; SEC covering 323
memberships in the cooperative, to be
made on Aug. 23
offered for
by Lehman Brothers and Glore,
sale at $6,500
its
Net operating profit
Other income (net)
Net
in¬
will
Service
Ended
no
Operating revenue (Seismic Service income)—i
^.Operating costs and expenses...
-
the
of
Fund
that
184,
of
common
without
product
over
'<-•••
•*;.
a
will
to
provides
of
June
of
456,395
1,138.000
$980,163
share
the
development.
increase
an
common
corporation
shares
on
with
months
redeemed
at
net
used
ao
and
appreciation of
Seismograph
Months
at
received
in
be
income
,
ten
$1,100,000 of first mortgage serial
bonds will
the cost of constructing a new
motherhouse,
convent, and chapel
building for the Religious Order of Sisters 'of
T
or«V\
TS
St.
TVi«
onff
+"
Joseph of Tipton, Tti/l
ef
#i(-l
Ind.
The
cost
<!<•
of
this
new
construction* 4s
estimated
to be
$1,265,922 exclusive of new equipment,
The net
proceeds'" of
the t remaining
$10,000 principal femount *of
Pursuant
if
for
bear; interest
are
may
The
certain
Scudder
Scudder
six
vaIpawim
thereafter
be
Phillips, and the stockholders
(a) certain Phillips claims
reserve
securities,
unrealized
Net
Phillips.
as
of
780,717
459,553
Aug. 13 filed a letter
covering $200,000 of 6% debentures
due
SEC
transition
month
per
Springfield
4%, 4V4% and 4V2% and
mature
semi-annually from Jan. 15, 1958 to Jan. 15, 1972.
■1
Phillips
serves
first
on
International Business
The
Aug. 22. This represented an
$8,557,120 in the first half of 1955,
currently outstanding.—V.
They
less
cash
a
agreement
further
than investment
securities.
closing,
sisting
Six
Phillips,
(b)
sold
were
other
'
'With
net
shares
The
investment
's
of
and
Clark
&
purposes
Fund
liquidation.
all
Stevens
Sjcudder Fund in exchange for
the
assets
Scudder
"
assets
taxes
to
of
Scudder,
the
on
which
-
the
af
sold
of
its
reach
50%
Commercial
market
forecast
1956
compared
Hospital of Kpkomp,
and Phillips
closing day, except that the value of
Phillips stock is
reduced
by an amount equal to 12 ¥2%
of the
capital gains
would
be
realized for Federal
income
tax
shares
to
all
refund
firm
both for the Scudder
between Scudder Fund,
agreement
to
are
The
adviser
of
of
provision
taxes
Files With Securities
some¬
for
5,507,328
916i401
expenses.
Sperry Rand, Inc.—Drops
Anti-Trust Suit—
-
months of
share,
the
TJrvrtvsUnT
holding company
stock
common
volume
continued
announcement
sales
State
preferred
See
000 Of first
mortgage serial bonds dated
Sisters of St Joseph of
,
Fund, Inc.—Acquisitipn—
of
past
down
6,314,174
sold__^.i_____„^i____^
equipment
and
1955
$7,901,998
income
on
431.
p.
Co., West Bend, Ind., is offering
$1,200,-1
per
$457,000
company
substantial«amount
the
is
Sales
products
for
product
1956,
1956
$9,808,296
taxes
*•»"——'After provisions for
purchased,
184,
Sisters of St. Joseph of
Tipton, Ind.—Bonds Offered— S
B. C. Ziegler &
the
personal
a
in
business.:. The
commercial
new
of
over
after
common
share,ffor
shares
its
which
or
This
.
1958.
it
President,:reported'
21.2%
income,
cents
has applied to the SEC for- an
Investment Company Act with
respect to
proposed issuance of Scudder Fund
shares
for substantially
all
of
the
assets
of
Phillips Investment Co.; and the Commissioif- has
given interested persons until
Sept. 5, 1956, to request a
hearing
thereon.
^
'■
According to the application, Phillips is a
exemption
figure
$110,000.
business
volume, the
Schuitz,
of
Bonds
&
1'
of
corporation's
gross
profit
with $345,000 for the same
half-year
is
government
for
total
excent
com¬
this
compared
in
expenses,
products
of
Earnings
adjustment
said.—V.
-
-
Stevens
opened
Appleby
1956,
taxes
earnings
Sales for the first six
presently under construction; $650,000 for new
machinery and equipment; end $1,149,000 for additional
working capital through reduction
of current bank
borrowings. The construction
V; involves additions to the
company's main plant at Atlanta, expected
to
be completed
during 1956.
-
shares
40,809,847
-
after
This
after
year
38,026,195
Net earnings
the
year,
4,254,181
the
last
were
Mr.
highest
after
and
Federal
per¬
equal
of
end
share
that
second
loi'MttiV
GeoraAJL
-
Scudder,
same
$1,612,10.0.ay;;
also announced
years
Net
-
follows:
as
$1,679,877,
on
Shulton, Inc.—Reports Record
SEC-—
at
fiscal
"
46,214,82a
43,532,639
6,222,437
Selling, administrative and
general
Depreciation of plant and
out¬
at, the
represent
21,182,003
sales
Costs
principally to extraordinary investment in sales
product - development.
These
programs
should
predominantly,
the
shares
offered
$225,884,262
22,167,132
6,773,858
8,021,517
7,525,809
367.
p.
39,322;5d7
3,801,820
Six Months Ended
June 30—
Net
Cost
receivables
the
offices
315;
$369,000
due
and
first half
for public sale
headed by Johnson,
share commission is to
per
with
184,
$
Speer Carbon Co.—Sales &
Earnings Rise
4,254,181
America—Gross Earnings increased—
was
net
$5,014,992,
the
on
Last' year
$163,500,317
The
for
For
plus
group
65c
a
—V.
1956. have already
exceeded
the
total
for
the
full
year
1955.
Accomplishments in this transition effort are
well
ahead
all
previously
planned schedules.
They are the logical fruition
ten
of
,
registration statement with
the SEC on
360,000 shares of its class A
common stock
Lar.e,
,
30.
record
quarter
months
1955
from
sales
a
covering
-
at
filed
Net
com¬
outstanding.,
company
away
v,'-"""
This
de¬
the
taxes__
operating income
after charges
$
44,325,218 286,524,188
262,992,068
27,358,068 173,083,523
161,677,931
6,331,472
45,058,713
29,241,405
7;767,012
3,741,167
taxes—
Net
1
with
said.
contracts
of
six
saw
bookings of
monthly average
share.
Scripto,Inc., Atlanta, Ga.^—Registers With
strong
of
were
share
a
.
per
ago.
-
in
The
an
additional
$272,900
for
the
purpose
of
making
payment
to *
.'.officers and directors for
services.
The underwriter has an
option "■
to purchase
150,000 shares at
10 cents
per
share during the first
18
months of the
offering,, and an option on an additional 100,000
r
shares thereafter at 50 cents
■;v;-
continued
year.
new
a
months,
1955. : This
over
result
com-
investors,
in
half-year
$47,700
aside
set
potential
first
The
what
of
Martin,
this
compared
third
from
operations
years.
year
expenses
income
1956—6 Mos.—1955
$
48,771,101
___
operating
quarters
a
% 3 ;
nine
Corp.
promotion
properties,
underwriting
of
Appleby
the
total
the
period
assays.
shaft,
additional
for
Alderman
Mr.
$25,070
muting
a
on
$318,750
John
issued
receipt
to
agreements
capital,
shares
against
For
from
its
on
three
time
operations
June
on
split.
the
the
Servo
x
has
the
a.
of
13,
and
development, \i:
It
exploratory operations
proceeds of the financing are
including geological research and core
working
2,500,000
minerals.
June
on
properties
the
/
*%
,■
law
the
the
$1.05
outstanding at the
$1,373,363, or 30 cents a
stock
During
land
to
of
ptocc_ds
company's
the
shares
...
mining
exploration,
other
missions.
The
in
30
sales
for
3
reached
Mr.
to
stock
the
raising
^
acquired
general manager,
in exchange
company's stock,
claims
encompassing
in
the Big Indian
Mining District
plus title to certain equipment.
of
Utah,
drilling,
tue
•
company's
the
intends
purchase
for
the
acres
$1,181,250
core
$402,3uo
to exercise
_
share.
per
under -Colorado
acquiring interests
uranium
County,
company
cents
organized
the
shares
5.000
be
of
Martin,
2,500,000
claims;
was
generally
milling of
and
Tom
to
purpose
approximately
in
is
corporation
1955, for the
,,
for
made
commission
r
offered
for
rise:
ended June
30,
amounted
dividends .to 35 cents a share
with
pares
r'<
sale
at
par
through Indiana State
Indianapolis.
According to the prospectus^ the
only to,residents of Indiana; and the under-
of
be
statement.-(Pile 2-12721) with
25,000,000 shares of its 10c par
covering
this
expanding
months
common
registration
a
1956,
be
Corp.,
offering.is
filed
21,
Feb.
June
and
Income
preferred
,
This
again
ago,
loans
three
Federal
earnings
$3,893,947, equal to 8dl cents a share on the
after adjustment for the two-for-one.
stock
were
place
of
year
Net
for
corresponding
outstanding
outstanding
took
as
a
sonal
Samson Uranium,
Inc., Denver, Colo.—Registers With
f Securities and Exchange Commission—
for
then
which
time
to
and
dividends
stock
period
Receivables
v
1,177,782,981
preferred
same
shares
the
territories," Mr. Appleby said.
charges, earnings for the nine months
common
standing
Sales
the
of
the
credit
$263,344,235
for
contributed
w
revenues
9
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
'$
Operating
Operating
new
after
shares
Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Period End. June 30—
Other
totaled
$204,936,322
consumer
all
_
totaled
business
with
pany
for
Per. End.
Aug. 11— >
Southwestern Bell Telephone
continued
factors
mand
„
total
of
compared
y.
had
Volume
.
addition
corporation
company
its growth trend
during the nine months
June 30, .1956, Paul A.
Appleby, President, said on Aug. 13.
Up over the equivalent period a year
ago were volume of business
(29%),
ear nings
per
share
(22% ),
receivables
outstanding
(34%)
and
number
of
offices
in
operation
(42
more),
according to Mr.
Appleby.
'
ended
short
connection^
securities
The
This
-
will
company's construction program.
As of Aug. 15, 1956, there
was
$7,500,000 of such
obligations
outstanding.
Daring
the
years 1956 and 1957, the
company expects to expend about
$43,000,000 for
new
construction.
To
provide for such con.truetion, it is
eotima.ed...
in
other
Seaboard Finance Co.—Volume of
Business Rises—
amend¬
„•
financing
proceeds-of
the
The
plant
which Stokely-
been
doubled
to
product.
increased
assets
on
liabilities
to
$41,068,743
May
of
—
31,
last,
$20,916,607.
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
Monday, August 27, 1956
...
(826)
Buffalo
Gas Corp.—Private Placement—
the recent private placement of $2,500,000 sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1971, are
to be used to retire bank loans and to provide working
Propane
Suburban
according
plant,
the aircraft division.—V.
dent
the
of
Callahan (USNR Ret.) has been named Presi- ;;.
Simpson Grain Co.. Inc., which operates a 4,000,000 >
C.
J.
His
appointment
announced
was
Presi¬
21 by Swan-Pinch
Aug.
on
drink
Lowell M. Birrell, who said Admiral Callahan would also take •
part in the management and direction of the Pare"t com¬
pany's
other
holdings.
These include the Keta Gas & Oil Co.,
Swan-Pinch
Gas Development Corp.
and Colamer Corp., a uranium
purposes.
The
mining
owns
..
...
grain under contracts with the Commodity Credit Corporation as part pi the government's surplus stor¬
age program.—-V. 183, p. 3059.
The
Simpson
stores
company
,
Vendo
the
12
same
the
over
PROCEEDS—The
exploration
proceeds are to be used to pay for drilling,
of properties, for acquisitions and other cor¬
net
mining
and
porate purposes.
C\
r-
>
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
$1)
(par
Oustanding
Authorized
,
organized
was
March
Utah,
in
$51,012,000
462,500 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
-
BUSINESS—Corporation
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
,,
months
•
will up to 11
The company
stock
„
(EDT)
a.m.
first
mortgage
bonds due 1936.—V.
184,
'•
'
Aug.
on
subsordinated
it of $10,000,000
525.
p.
offering made
Aug. 29, at 90 Broad St.,
on
58
miles
100%
at
and
(par $5) was made on Aug. 10 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$33 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per
It was completed.—V. 184, p. 730.
Uranium
Properties, Ltd., Virginia
founded
184, p.
8%
in
1938,
Calif.,
occupies
employing 1,200
counter.
Vendoriator's
Fresno,
the
over
traded
are
an
stock
•>
ending June 30, 1956 were $14,752,722
250,000
persons.
net
sales
and earnings
264.
,
world
Calif.—Pro¬
Fresno,
2342. <
p.
Distance Record—
19.
-
shatters
record
km)
record
new
by
set
established
was
the
French
a
old
marker ~ of
distance
778.3
SE| 3-120 helicopter July 2, 1953.
11,
Aug.
on
1956.
It
almost
doubles
(1,000 km.).—
183,
Vina
convertible
accrued interest
Co.,
Manufacturing
Aug.
on
Vista
Start
.
Co.,
Development
of
3,500-acre
a
Beverly
Calif.—
Hills,
President,
Site
hub
the
extensive
Southern
trade
of
its
preliminary
on
The SEC
on Aug. 21 announced the issuance of a decision suspending
registration statement filed by this corporation which had proposed
the public offering of
$600,000 of securities./ The Commission held
that registrant's plans
for conducting its proposed business and the
raising and use of public funds in connection therewith were vague
A.
Vista
project
the
and
of
its
of
one
fastest-
Garrett Winery
Long
a
focus
of
Montana.
and
rail-freeway-air-traffic
a
the
acreage
interest
advantages, the area has undergone several
development.
The current, final stage is based
thoroughgoing land-use studies ever performed
of
stages
most
California.
Southern
is
nucleus
encompasses
obvious
the
of
one
in
It
Ontario
between
A.
Vina
development
announced last week by Ray Homines,
Helwig and Edwin Pauley.
was
California
areas.
located
City, Nev.—Stock
Angeles
associates
his
and
of
for
growing
Offering Suspended—
industrial-residential-commercial
miles east of Los
40
<
because
share.
declared
Begins Multi-Million-Dollar Program—
through A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc. and Scherck, Richter Co.
and associates was quickly oversubscribed.
See details
in V. 184, p. 771.
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
traded
shares
common
previous national United States record of 621.3 miles
p.
2698.
V.
14 of $6,500,000 5%
Its
aviators
(1252.5
The
Machine Co. above.—V. 184, p. 670.
debentures
31
they flew
The-new
Corp.—Debentures Sold—The public
Universal Match
the
Dec.
flying a Vertol H-21C helicopter set a new
record for distance in a closed circuit without pay1,199.07 miles (1929.7 km) non-stop in 11 hours
minutes, the Department of the-Army and this corporation
Army
announced
Capital Transit Co. above.—V. 184, p. 670.
See
ends
year
i'
period
for
helicopter
when
and
^
Co.-—Secondary Offering
Tennessee Gas Transmission
—A
Two
load,
Name—
Corp.—New
fiscal
recently
Co.,
plant in
is
$510,080.—V.
world
the
Universal
sale.
company
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—New
3060.
p.
12-month
earnings
posed Merger. See Vendo Co. above.—V. 180,
corresponding^ three
the
the
net
(Vendo's
for
offered
of leased
Vendorlator
,
N. Y., receive bids for the purchase from
York 4,
183,
Birdsboro Steel Foundry &
See
Tampa Electric Co.—Bids Aug. 29—
New
1955.—V.
of
in
$49,019,000
for
combined
and
soft
parts
equipment,
year)
United States Steel Corp.—Awards Contract—
Juan County.—V.
in San
claims
unpatented
Canary
purchasing two
183, p. 2463.
fiscal
its
of
companies
venders.
all
aircraft
,,
Manufacturing
the fiscal year
were
profit for the
net
quarter
(first
1956
31,
conditioning
:
for
manu¬
nut
for
for
.
common
after
with
compared
1955,
28,
principal place of business at Salt Lake City, Utah.
The
company's mailing address is 911 Continental National Bank Building,
Salt
Lake
City
1, Utah.
The
company
owns
outright 404 unpatented lode mining claims
located
in
San
Juan,
Grand
and Emery Counties in Utah,
also Is '
the
with
July
two
and
venders
30.)
The
counter.
feet
square
its consolidated
that
reports
ended
$2,629,600
to
air
system
the
cookie
and
subcontracts
the
t
f ;:
venders
continuing
as
will
stock
.
than sales for the comparable period of 1955.
publicly owned corporation last fall when 174,540
a
for
estimated income taxes of $2,087,100.
The
net
profit
was
equal after preferred
dividends, to $1.06 per
share on 2,344,765 common shares outstanding at July 31, 1956,
This
compared with $2,654,700 net profit in the same quarter of 1955 after
$2,312,600 income taxes or $1.24 per share on 2,004,234 common
shares outstanding at July 31, 1955.
Consolidated sales for
the three months ended July 31, 1956 were
speculation.
as a
corporation
months
three
amounted
food,
drink
soft
of
manufacture
$1,785,151.
were
Its
This
the
for
greater
Vendorlator
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
United States Plywood
cold
to
dividend.
184, p. 51.
1955.—V.
$24,864,496 in
Offered—Coltharp Invest¬
ment, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, on Aug. 3 offered :
300,000 shares of common stock at par ($1 per share)
Sweet Corp. (Utah)—Stock
of
,
well
as
$36,763,499
June
became
shares
common
Net Inconie for
compared with
12 months ended July 31, 1955.
months period In 1956 was $28,802,573 as
totaled
earnings
10%
rently
the
for
and
of
were
shareholders
the first six months of 1956 were $936,258, or
$1.14 per common share after preferred dividends, as compared with
earnings for the entire year 1955 of $842,379, or $1.01 per share.
Net
sales
for
1955
were
$20,799,450.Net
sales
in
1956
are
cur¬
United Gas Corp.—Earnings Rise—
$225,489,962
.
period
Vendo
Operating revenues for this corporation and its subsidiaries for the
12 months ended July 31, 1956, were $257,886,519, as compared with
stock
controlling
a
Inc.
Products,
Doeskin
in
interest
additionally
Swan-Pinch
venture.
sales
Vendoriator's
iine
a
substantial
central
30th
same
offer
continue
perform
combined
June
and
active
}
will
Vendo
companies. 'Details
*
immediately.
companies,
hot
cream,
present
the- two
to
bottling
manufacture
ended
affiliation,
of
released
not
continue
ice
bottlers,
and
is
company
will
of
the
control
Vendorlator
company
principally engaged in the manufacture of earthmoving equipment, finished parts for Caterpillar Tractor Co., hydraulic
products, and a recently added line of industrial sanitary pumps. Net
proceeds of the financing are to be applied to provide additional work¬
ing capital,
and to reduce bank borrowings incuried for current
dent,
an
After
were
Coca-Cola
facture
1956,
The
of the
gr&in storage terminal in Olean, N. Y. as a subsidiary
bushel
majority
the
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
covering 50,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be ofiered for public sale at $6.50 per share.
White & Co. is named as the
underwriter and will receive a commission of 81 Vi cents per share.
This
20,
Roy H.
Admiral
stock.
Vendo
111.— Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
Securities
Roanoke,
Co.,
Manufacturing
Ulrich
With
President of Unit-
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—New
Rear
184, p. 670.
transaction
431).—V. 184, p. 730.
capital (see V. 184, p<
mon
have
Coach Executive Vice-
J. Lee, Twin
John
to
President and General Manager of
The proceeds from
*
,
,
t
*
,
a
Textron, Inc.—To Acquire Coated Fabrics Firm—
Royal Little,
Chairman of this
into
entered
had
20,
Aug.
on
M.
Plansoen,
announced
that they
and Louis
corporation
Federal Leather Co.,
President of the
whereby Textron will acquire on Aug.
31, 1956 the business and assets subject to the liabilities of the Fed- '
eral Leather Co. for 300,000 shares of Textron inc., common stock.
In view of the very substantial pre-tax earnings and the underlying
value of Federal's assets, this transaction assures no dilution j,of the
In
Federal
when
untreated
supplier
senger
cars
interior
serve
of
the
is
With
field
automobiles
that
is
new
It
is
user's
been
J.
to
each
The
by
The
solution
which
they
the
other
13
companies
as
division
a
bottle
returnable
of
time
every
it
glass
through the
glass bottle from
eventually result in breakage
''v,
Process, this new technique was
the
184,
side
of
automatic.
the
outside
which
bottle
the
vertically,
coating,
he
of
in
It
consists
the
bottle
itself
Is
two
of
The
conveyor.
deteimined
as
from
established
Lorain
Holland,
N.V.,
In
manufacture
•
and
distribution
in Europe.
Lorain Holland.
a
N.V.
has
widely-known association
and
tion
product
dent
final
as
an
said.
Dutch
assembly
initial
production
is
inside
*;
The Hague, Netherlands, for the
"Lorain"
power
shovels and cranes
arrangements with Holland Cranes,
of Dutch manufacturers, for
partial produc¬
certain models of the
"Lorain"
line
of
in
will
this
be
planned
new
underway
for
the
C.
program,
in
B.
January,
future
to
Smythe,
1957.
keep
5%
1968,
for
J)*
are
sinking
being notified
accrued
through
interest.
that
fund
ship
$430,000
mortgage
of
the
184,
the
770,
p.
the
sinking
fund
States
least
bonds,
has
Oct.
Redemptions will be made
at
of
1,
due
been
1956,
of
in
bonds
Oct.
the
New
head
office
the
tie-in
"
lose
as
his
because
be
10
of
investment
company
July 31—
for
Federal
expenses
7,510,865
7,362,622
52,039,101
Net
ry.
957,998
1,121,436
5,862,048
714,598
909,687
4,481,494
inc.
oper.
Fed.
Net
income
inc.
$10,154,130 $68,175,121
$66, 200,769
49 539,016
fund
and
—V. 184,
after
taxes
after
funds
/ : '
skg.
670.
p.
184,
p.
~
"
share, with
per
It
a dealer's discount of 75 cents
completed.—V. 182, p. 2069.,
r;
was
Walt
This
Disney
company
with the SEC.
The
Productions—Registers
Aug.
on
issue
of
announced
22
subordinated
share.
u
expects
With
SEC—
would
on
Aug. 24 file a
debentures,
du£
1976,
convertible through Sept. 1, 1966.
the
offer
to
it
convertible
The debentures will be
company
.underwriting
issue
about
Sept.
through
19
an
headed by Kidder, Peabody <Si Co.
proceeds of the sale will be used to pay ojfJ5short-term loans.
The corporation had total assets- at the end "Of-'M 1955 fiscal year,
group
.
The
Oct.
1,
$21,635,561.—V.
of
Washington
Stock
183, p. 2698,
Gas
Natural
■
Co.,
Offered—Barrett Herrick
*
Clarksburg,
W.
Va.—
&
Co., Inc., New York,
Ross, Borton & Simon, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, on
Aug. 10 offered publicly 187,500 shares o£ common stock
(par 10 cents) at $1.25 per share on a best efforts basis.
and
Open-
(drilling,
rentals,
net
proceeds
are
to
*3%
EFFECT
sink,
for
TO
working
PRESENT
fund notes,
due April 1, 1966
30,
the
1956,
•
Outstanding
$125,000
(par 10c per share)
March
capital
FINANCING U
Authorized
Common stock
♦On
used
• -v
GIVING
:
471.
be
etc.).
CAPITALIZATION
$125,000
1,000,000 shs.
940,328 shs.
private
sale in the
sinking fund notes due April 1, 1966.
The
terms of the notes. provide for payment into a sinking fund
of sum
equal to 50%
of the proceeds of the gas sold per month in excess
of $3,000 per month but such payment not to exceed $3,000 per month.
1955
$4,895,687
502,608
The
243,467
268,393
equal
...
5,396,579
per
.
$7,500,000
466,474
taxes
6,848,907
Wagner Electric Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering j of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$15) was made on Aug. 10 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $41
to the
value of
1956
.
capital
PROCEEDS—The
income
income
1955
195G—7 Mos
oper.
$7,258,974
Provision
1956—Month—1955
$9,959,264
Ry.
However,
relating
plus a selling commission.—V.
on
ex¬
RR.—July Earnings Lower-
:.,v;
taxes
ex¬
for
is
revenues
Associates—Earnings Show Decline—
before
($20,500,000
oper.
protect the in¬
way
and any increase in the
nature of interest on the threerepresented taxable income rather
Nine Months Ended June 30—
Income
183,
$50,000,000
present expectation
183, p. 2584.
later
years
invested.
in no
Sales
:
at
Wabash
the
.'..v
value
estimated
are
Period End.
the
between
capital."
asset
.1956
approval
price
at net
(for
Ry.
initial
fixed
on
-
company
the. .Commission
Fund—
Varian
1,
100%
York.—V.
not
course,
of
and
-
•
,
,
has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission,
to issue $3,600,000 of equipment trust certificates. " The
plans to buy 12 electric locomotives at a cost of $3,202,000
and
eight diesel locomotives for $1,368,000.
The certificates, to-be
issued by the City Bank Farmers Trust Co. as trustee, would mature
in 15 equal annual Installments.
Invitations to
competitive bidding will be sent out Sept. 12, and
bids will
be opened
Oct. 4, according to present plans, a company
spokesman said.—V. 184, p. 670.
,
amount
selected
at
deficiencies in
serious
amount
of
concerned,
merely
the
"
■
Virginian Ry.—Plans Equipment Financing—
This
for
interests in
could
same
one-fourth
was
be
in
the
bidding
competitive
»
-
Savings
bonds could,
the
as
would
investor
an
at
through
'
pended through June 30); and the
penditures in 1957 of $70,000,000.—V.
were
Redemption—
bonds
on
penditures
-
public offering of 2,700,000 shares of this new Fund at
of $3 a share, was sold out early in June, 1956.
In
acordance with the plans set forth in the prospedtus for that offering,
Value
Line
Fund
Distributors,
Inc.
expects to
begin
on
or
about
Aug. 27, 1956 to offer the Fund's shares on a continuous open-end
a
basis
Corp.—Partial
T^C FilSt Na'ional Ci^y i Bank
10-7Q5
1279#
that
of the
addition,
The
•
■
redemption
and
Shipping
Presi¬
with
of
attempted
the
speculative
United
which
Invested
return
End
Increased
pace
V-/--/,two
Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc.—Now
made
anticipated increased volume resulting from this move.—V.
Transatlantic
of
of
step
Production
of
to
the Issue
£
„
number
a
relating
'
.
<Net proefeeds will be used to provide for "construction .expenditures;
or
to reimburse
the
company's treasury therefor.
Construction ex¬
the
the
25.
I
found the registration statement deficient with respect to the' description of the rights and interests, if
any,
which the investors would obtain upon payment of their funds
and
receipt of any agreement from registrant,
and for failure to
disclose the competitive conditions that might atfect registrant's proGram
in
view of the fact that the Atomic Energy Commission, the
U.
S.
Geological Survey and several private organizations are en¬
gaged in aerial exploration for uranium.—V. 182, p. 1225. > j ••
wholly-owned
a
found
also
venture
bonds
than
goes
that
will market
company
Sept.
,
airplane and other equipment and for working
-.
..
K.
'
' *
'
■
'
an
extremely
have
insofar
fourths
size.
shoulder
the
non-toxic,
the
units
by bottle
Co.—Establishes European Subsidiary—
has
was
purchase
vestor
Dutch subsidiary, with headquarters in
„
E bonds,
would
the
471.
p.
Shovel
completely
or
namely,
and
Uranium
to
for
sales
exploration
is
for
stated,
M.
The
Sharpe
name
■'
v
conducting
plans"
Commission
statement
"these
5. presented
which
each
on
-
W.
under,the
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
covering $20,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
due Oct. 1, 1986, to be offered for public sale.
%
company
1956,
series
payable after 10 years, in an amount equal
to the Investor's full payment to registrant, and It was falsely repre sented that the consideration for 1he use for 10 years of 25% of the
sum
advanced by the investor would be the possible participation in
uranium deposits and
other valuable minerals.
The implication thus
passes
the
protects
with
series
appearance.
Nu-Gias
'
of
This
17,
•
in
an^exploration proj¬
Bonds.
"There was no re¬
lationship whatever," the Commission stated, "between the investment.,;
in series E bonds and investment in this enterprise.
The attempt to tie
the two together was purely a sales device which was highly mislead¬
ing. It was represented that an investor could immcdiatelyfobtain his
Young
company.
applied to
company
treatment
coating
bottle
laterally
of
in-plant
of
ect"
Textron
of
John
misleading
and
Hubert
»
consisting
venturers,
.
sales
525.
p.
planned
registration
President and
joint
rudimentary
the
Commission
The
that
enterprises.
operated
■
-
venture,
as
capital.
entirely new
an
inadequate
y/r? X
"most
cf $50,000
iture
into
enters
to
the
glass
packaging industry,
Vice-President, announced on Aug. 15.
specially-developed protective solution is
a
equipment
is
None
Thew
Vice-President,
ago.
Secretary.—Vf? 184,
scratches
poor
located
bottle.—V.
This
major
a
available
Thatcher
adjusted
down.
and
micro-thin
this
units
be
to
be
the
which
and
Nu-Glas
can
year
continuing as
returnable
the
as
developed
coating
is
Industries
Executive
business
of
will
Executive
This
progressively
Known
the
made
in
abrasions
and
a
Textron
unrelated
Plansoen
Green,
plant.
most
Additional
Federal's
was
family
Co.
involving
process
applied
Federal
Glass Mfg. Co., Inc.—New Development—
has
a
it
Vice-President
process
William
Young,
of Federal,
Textron
with Louis M.
bottles
trunks.
than
now
Leather
Thatcher
A
Mr.
completely
the
Federal
Executive
as
time,
greater
constitute
Inc.,
and
the acquisition
The
state.
thereto
business
joint
purchase an airplane, a scintillation counter or
other instiument capable of detecting radioactive elements, and other
equipment, and to engage in aerial exploration for uranium and othei
metals.
Although Messrs. Sharpe and Crocker had flying experience,
neither had any experience in exploring for uranium by aircraft or
otherwise, and neither was a geologist or mining engineer.
No study
had been made
of possible
areas
to be explored, and no area had
been selected for exploration other than the State of Utah generally.
The* record showed that aerial exploration for uranium is more likely
to be successful If a geologist participates therein;
but registrant in¬
tended not to use a geologist in this connection.
None of these facts
was
disclosed. \Vv,v.r->v-.v', -, -V'
Nor did the statement specify how the funds received from investors
for exploration purposes were to be applied, according to the Com¬
mission's decision, what would happen to investors' funds if the re¬
quired amount was not obtained, or how the balance of any additional
funds obtained for exploration might be used after the initial expend¬
and
present
stated
finished
Ltd.
the
respect
joint
a
disclosed,
venturers
transportation, upholstery, handbag6, shoes, luggage, wall
a variety of Industrial
end uses. The backlog of orders
are
coveiings
at
the
to
Only
were
the automotive' Industry for which they manufacture a
coated materials for door panels and upholstery on pas¬
as
well as headlining and Trunk lining materials for the
of
Is
Crocker,
F.
Properties,
..
with
respects.
many
Registrant
was
materials
raw
to
variety
disclosure
great
a
established,
they originally finished
leather. These activities were completely discontinued in 1923 and the
company subsequently pioneered In the field of coated fabrics. Today '
Federal
is
one
of the
country's leading producers in this field. It
also produces some fabrics coated with Pyroxylin. Offices and manu¬
facturing facilities are located in Belleville, N. J., with approximately
800 employees,
occupying a total of more than 350,000 square feet
with complete and modern machinery for all phases of their production.
Sales In
1955 placed them among the top three producers of this
type product, and its operations are completely integrated from the : j
1919
the
Reyburn
VV-" 'i/<
Aoou
stock.
common
and
agreement
an
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
$125,000
made
company
a
3%
company
has assigned to the note holders .a royalty interest
to
^ of the net proceeds to the company of the company's
production plus a royalty interest equal to
Va
of the
neb
present
Twin Coach
Net
Co.—Increases Backlog—
air¬
Fageol,
President,
advised
that
current
idditfi?1* Twin Coach Increased on B-52
ST111?
to
receive
addition,
Stratoliners,
is
Mr.
Fageol
a
and K-135 assemblies.
newest
i
Crusader.
Boeing
8
bSSdiniTL fabrication of major Aircraft,
C1?f"ce-Yought
and f"?
F8U-1
for
Twin
Inc.,
In
for
be
the
begun
tet
11,250
proceeds
double
that
of
a
for
year
the
ago,
the
notes
will
not
will
be
affiliation
with
this
facturing Co. of Fresno, Calif.,
of
the
two
company
was
companies.
of
the
announced on
...
its
present
exploring
in
in
the
n *
r *
&
or
Sons,
name.
and
of
may
next
ten
successful
wells
was
Inc.,
The
on
organized
which
company
gas
and
May
name
was
drilled
oil
The
chased
r
;«
company
a
its
pipeline
own
to
for
All
properties.
(approximately
Webster,
Barbour
in
West
subsequently
formed
19,000
and
the
Virginia
changed
wing
immediately
by
the
.
' The proposal is subject to
approval by shareholders
machine manufacturing firms on Aug. 31.
The
transaction
will
be
effected
by an
exchange
of both vending
of shares of
com¬
—V.
184,
p.
to
of
present
purpose
of
the
acres)
Lewis
-
penalty
issue, and
are
located
Counties,
.
-
.
in
i
.
has drilled 13 wells for its own account, has .pur¬
drilling equipment and has acquired an interest in
market
certain
of
its
gas
and
the
gas
of
others.
"
outer
plane
by
without
this
of
1952.
1,
was
company
Upshur,
Randolph,
Virginia.
prepaid
or
the
completion
prepaid from net proceeds.
developing
the
redeemed
be
West
Vendorlator Manu¬
AQg. 20 by directors
"
notes
outstanding
redeemed
Hardman
as
properties
Proposed
be
BUSINESS—Company
order
Vendo Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Proposed Merger—
covers
the
new
Qhance-
company
The
company.
The
nine months ending June 30,
it was announced by H. Myrl
'
Diane
the
to
"
blacklog
707
Dallas,
components for the
Coach will build
ailerons,
panel assemblies and other assemblies
Tooling for the new
orders will
carried-based
$234,215
11,250
.,
and
Executive Vice-President
and
General Manager.
For
this
receipts are $13,093,820 against last year's nine months'
total
of $6,457,895.
Present backlog on June 30, totaled $11,115,536
compared to $5,013,656 for the same period last year.—V. 184, p. 565.
period,
a multi-million dollar contract for
Navy's
Vought
order
new
are
$223,007
declared
receipts
Stearns,
'
contracts
said,
«rSf„^If«r,an?0Uncfd lhe !?ceipt of
production of parts for the
building
Boeintr
1956,
end
on
i
Order
now
more
was
income
Dividends
miSKSfno.01'
?*rd-rs \nd< successful conclusion of bids
St Sn f 5i
Is anticiPated will raise the company's
craft
division
backlog to
than $50,000,000
by
the
vear's
announced
by this company
Aug?21
k*
369.
(Continued
on
page
51)
N
'"
,
Volume 184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(827)
DIVIDENDS
tables.
Ill
nounced
a
the
first
during the
second
are
all
current week.
fable in which
ously announced, but which have
paymen>-'date.
: ;
■r.4.
'■■■'
■'
■
,
lame of
Company
the
Then
show
we
the
Per
5%.
Bosch
A
9-10
9-12
9-
9-27
9.27
9-
<
(quar.)
Sugar Refining,
preferred (quar.)
American
Surety Co.
American
Writing
"; Extra
of
Metal,
Anchor
Power
4.72%
&
Corp.,
;
B
Fire
Axe-Houghton
1
9-
4%
S-23
9-14
9-14
9-10
4'/i%
9-15
9-15
Eastern
$1.18
10-1
9-14
$1.08
10-
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
9-28
45c
A
9-10
30c
class
10-15
1
10-
1
9-15
f 15c
—
Alarm
S
F
Stock
Company
(quar.)
Fund
Bancroft
Bausch
4%
Bell
(Joseph)
&
Lomb
&
income)—
Sons
(quar.).
(quar.)l__ilJ_i,J_^_L2__l;^52Vic
Id-
&
1
common
(quar.)
Co;
(quar.)
Fedjral
Screw
Corp. (quar.)
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.
Avenue Coach Lines, Inc.
of
Standard
(quar.i
Insurance—
Life
- Stock dividend—
New common
(initial)—
$50c
&
Decker
Stock
20c
_
(increased
Q.)
stores
Co.,
Briggs
&
Brass
Columbia
common
6%
A
50c
preferred
Window
i__i
Bullard
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bulova
CIT
Financial
California
Calumet
Foundries
A
Canada
A
Class
&
B
&
pfd.
Co.
Plywood
M.)
Chamberlin
Chance
&
Inc.
Corp.
Vought Aircralt
Cluett
'
7%
4%
Securities
Coleman Co.,
4J/4%
:
common
preferred
Discount,
7%
514%
Consolidated
4 Vi %
paid
60
Foods
5
7
9-28
cent
1
&
Cunningham
9-13
(interim)
1
9-21
1
9-10
9-10
9-10
30c
Drug
8-28
8-28
9-10
8-31
9-20
9-
7
9-17
9-
7
h
9-24
10-
1
7
9-14
10-19
9-21
9-15
8-31
9-
8-30
1
9-14
10-
8-27
1
9-20
9-10
8-31
50c
9-25
$1.75
.10- 1
9-11
9-17
10-
1
9-17
9-
7
8-31
(quar.)
9-12
Mills,
General
Portland
Inc.,
will
determined
posal
5%
date
50c
10-
5
9-
4
62Vic
9-29
9-
4
9-29
9-
4
9-
8-20
7Vic
1
(quar.)
9-1
8-20
2%
9-15
8-28
30c
9-17
9-
.f;
30c
10-
4
1
9-14
$1;25
10-
1
9-14
87Vic
—
(increased)
10-
1
9-21
$3.50
_
common
(quar.)
10-1
25c
——■
payment
.
10-
$1.50
,
9-21
1
9-14
10-1
65s/«c
9-14
9-
1
8-22
this
timet
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.92
Gilbert
&
Gisholt
Class
Glens
10-
1
9-14
50c
Matson
Maui
9-
7
9-14
Mechanical
Mengel
10-
1
9-7
1
9-7
1
9-7
Metal
9-7
10-
1
9-10
Co.
Gold
Stock
&
Goodrich
Gordon
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
20c
9-30
9-5
9-
1
Co.
Mountain
Power
Grlnnell
Corp.
Store
preferred
10-
/v
v,
9-14
9- 7
$12'/2C
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
Aircraft
Cities
25c
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
37V2C
(quar.)__
11-
1
10-19
Gas,
Engineering Corp.
class A
9-15
9-20
9- 7
vl (A
-•
8-28
,8-31
,
Co.
<quar.)____;
Furniture (quar.)
Hawaiian
Commercial
&
(Increased-quar.)
Hawaiian
4.80%
5%
:
5.10%
Hein
Telephone Co., com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
5»/2%
preferred
(G.)
Werner
(quar.)
investment
Sugar
Corp.,
4.30%
Home
Fire
&
National
9-4
National
9-25
9-
4
National
Tank
5c
9-15
9-
5
(quar.)——
30c
(quar.)——
37v2c
Marine
(Calif.)
Insurance
Ltd.,
5
Imperial Tobacco (Canada)
Common
(quar.)—
12-
5
Corp.,
Inc.
57o
of
8-31
S*"1^
9- 5
12 Ac
U2V2c
(quar.)—_
10-1
8-31
A
'
nrpf.
is-aV
2nd
New
9-1
New
8-Ji
New
9-14
9-28
3%
9-Jo
,
fi%
5%
9-30
—
8-31
0
Jl
York
8-16
8-31
1
9-12
9-
$30c
9-21
8-31
9-21
10-
1
8-31
1
9-18
8-31
9-10
8-31
10-
1
9-14
9-12
9-
$3.50
12-20
12-
*
»'1
$1.65
-
10-15
2214c
9-15
20c
cents
and
74
9-29
10-1
*10-17
4
3
•»'
'
9-20
9-
1
9-
7
9-14
from
cents
*
net
'. '
>■■■":
.
9-17
v
from
$1
(stock
2
—
%
8-31
9-
7
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
9-20
9-
4
$15c
10-
1
9-14
75c
10-
1
9-17
25c
—
"(quar.)
10-15
15c
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
9-
10-
5
1
8-21
9-10
8-27
10-
1
9-6
25c
9-13
8-31
40c
—
9-15
8-31
8-30
7-13
$3.12
-
3714c
10-
1
9-20
3714c
—
9-
1
8-15
Pipe Line Co.—
(quar.)!
Gas,
Richmond
Southern
9-15
10-22
7
15c
25c
Ltd—.
common.:
i
15c
Gas
Co.
Ry.
S-
1
8-15
37'4c
9-
I
8-15
30c
preferred
Chemical
8-31
;
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
9-7
9-15
2%
(quar.)_
(quar.)_,
Gas
9-
9-21
50c
,
dividend)
Machine
9-6
9-21
30c
(quar.)—_
9-26•
1214c
9-
1
8-15
1214c
9-
1
8-15
$15c
10-15
9-25
$2
9-28
9-10
Co.—
6%
prior preferred (quar.)
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. (N.
Norfolk
8-31
9-
,
3714c
<quar.)__;
Brunswick Telephone Co. Ltd.
<quar.).>_
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Nopco
9-11
9-17
9-17
'■*:'$%' Vi'.'*?.
preferred
9-15
9-21
9-10
;
(quar.)-—.
Southern
9-15
8-31
'
26
Refining
preferred
1st
62V2C
Ltd.—
Inc.—
(quar.)
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Co.
$1.50
UOc
(quar.)
9-10;
$1.75
Cement
Natural
6%
60c
(quar.)
pfd.
9-10
9-12
15c
A
9"14
20c
4
12'/2c
(quar.)—
Nevada
49c
—
7
9-
3714c
(s-a)___
Co.,
*
$1.50
9-
9-15
20c
>
————
Corn,
preferred
Nevada
9-28
7
9-14
,
..
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
N'Changa Consolidated Copper Mines, Ltd.__
Nebraska Continental Telephone Co.—
]
—
(quar.)
conv.
1
9-14
9-
20c
Products
Oil
Oats
Steel
Nazareth
,
-
class
5
Shoppes,
11-
11-1
9-14
9-28
$1.0714
(quar.)—__
—
Welding
Sugar
25c
common
9-28
9-14
'
10c
profits)—"
Co.
National
8-23
9-17
Quarterly
Rapid Transit, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)——_____—_
W.)
Lock
8-23
9-12
50c
6%
8-30
75c
(quar.j
Insurance
12%c
Honolulu
(Frank
&
133/4C
7
9-14
9-10
$1.75
common
——
Gas
(quar.)
9-
A
—
(quar.i—
9-18
9-10
1
35c
(quar.)
com.
National
8-io
9-10
9-26
$30c
America
Electric
Grocers
1
9-26
10-
1714c
..
Distillers
9-28
'
50c
15c
—
class
National
9-1
6
4
4
10c
pfd.
National
Fire
10-
9-
99-
25c
Co. (Detroit)
City Lines (quar.)..
National
60c
9-27
9-11
9-11
30c
Casualty
National
30c
9-12
5c
National
—
8-31
10c
Extra
8-23
Dreierred
convertible
'
_____
Machine,
Hess
8-23
(quar.)—25c
9-15
9-14
6214c
'quar.)
income
Bellas
8-23
Corp.
9-17
1
30c
__—
partic.
of
securities
9-12
Electronics
1
1
5%
9-12
(quar.>_
——
Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
9-17
10-
Securities—'
9-12
common—
1
30c
.
Ltd.—
year-end
12c
preferred
Hibbard
(quar.) "
A
(quar.)—
25c
9-12
5
8-24
10-
Telephone & Telegraph—
12V2C
C
10-
4
9,
25c
dividend
fiscal
Extra
Brewing (quar.)___——
Corp. (quar.)
*; 10-
87c
(quar.)____
______
D
25c
'
8-23
9-10
9-10
9-
9-10
10c
(reduced)
Mills,
States
Corp.
National
Ltd.—
8-28
9-15
37V'2c
25c
Service,
(quar.)_________________
Hercules Galion Products,
6%:
Co.,
8-31
8-31
^
9-13
40c
8-Ja
,
>:
.-9-13
1
9-25
5c
25c
(quar.)_l______
8-20
9-1
8-25
—20c
preferred B
Heilman
20c
25c
<
—
—________
Sugar
Fund
preferred ,(s-ai
net
^.8-20
1,
$1.25
(quar.)___
Cafeterias Consolidated
National
9-10
1
10-
(quar.)
5
9-14
i-
,u
$1.12Vi
Stock
9-
8-31
1
>10t
(quar.)
(quar.)___
National
Hart-Carter
Haverty
9-14
9-15
_■
non-cum.
Nation-Wide
-
8-31
50c
2%
(quar.)_
dividend)—
(stock
9-20
20c
(quar.)
8-24
9-28
334c
Public
Stock
9-14
15c
1
8-31
9-15
I——
Vernon
Natco
9-10
3114c
Quarterly
Murray Co. (Texas) (quar.)__
Muskegon Piston Ring
(quar.)_
_
»
Co.—
B
Mountain
7
8-31
(quar.)
Utilities
preferred
7%
8-31
9-15
9-15
common
preferred
Calculating
Mount
8-31
75c
Products
9-
12-20
9-10
1
(quar.)
Grocery
9-
40c
8-31
U2J/2c
-
common
9-17
-
1
9-29
(quar.)_
Company,
convertible
Dock
preferred
7%
9-14
10-
9-
8-31
'
30ciiif10-
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.j—
Gas
Morrison
4
1
30c
—
Hupp
9-20
9-
9-14
9-28
3214c
.
7%
9-4
9-14
9-12
9-12
(quar.)
1
Monroe
i
12-21
40c
•
Co.
Forming
cents
8-21>
"
20c
(quar.j_4~__
preferred
Class B (quar.)
Molybdenum Corp.
9- 6
55c
-
Hugoton Production
9-20
»"
10-
$1.50
iquar.)
Hot
30c
,
9.14
1
4
_
A
8-31
40c
9*
9-13
50c
—
(quar.)
8-28
1
10-
50c
<quar.)_
9-11
10-
iquar.)__
(quar.)
9-10
$25c
12'/2c
iquar.)__
■
75c
Stores, (quar.
)_____.VT_r_
A
Y.)
(N.
15c
Ltd._.
$1
25c
?
—
—
9-15
0-14
Mackay Stores, Ltd.—
Gruman
Gulf
1
$1.23
B
Griesedieck
5%
10-
80
1
65c
45c
Assn.
Ltd.
Co.
Modine Mfg. Co.
Molson's Brewery,
9-14
8-31
12-31
50c
Missouri
9-15
1
I2.V2C
Inc.
F.)
1
10-
—
Telegraph
(B.
Class
Class
Green
Co.
10-
$1.25
:
(quar.)
Globe-Union
9-15
1
9-17
10-
3714c
Linotype
Machine
Class
10-
6
.
quar.i,_
(quar.)
Extra
9-
15c
Dry
Inc., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. <quar.)_
9-10
1
$1.15
class
,
(quar.)
Refrigerating Co., class
B
9-10
V
Y'
25c
Extra
9-10
9-29
10-
62ViC
Co.
C.)—
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway (quar.)
Minneapolis Brewing
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
59%c
(quar.)
<
$3>X-9&
Metro,
45c
9-29
:)'r
'
(quar.;
Mergenthaler
Mesta
011
1
Co.,
Class
9-10
*
9-20
2c
Handling System—
Co.
1
9-14
?
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stores
9-14
10-
$1.25
1%
(quar.)
Lumber
convertible
1
8-27
10-
9-29
40c
McQuay, Inc., 5%
1
'
1214c
(quar,)__
Co.,
Stores
10-
>
9-29
8c
1
9-17
9-7
10-15
-
Shares—
-*
9-14
35c
i
Co.
Protective
River
10-
10-1
6V4c
Navigation
Electric
McLellan
9-10
2
40c
'■
9-
1
10-
7
8-31
9-14
v
10-
Co
Massachusetts
9-7
10-
15c
,V'<
•'
(quar.)
9-
vv
9-24
15c
50c
^4.,.
9-7
1
9-20
20c
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Growth
1
9-30
9-14
1
50c
1
10-
1
1
10-
$1.50
414%
10-
10-
35c
Electric
7
9-7
10-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp. (increased
Shipbuilding
Michigan
(quar.)
Insurance
9-
60c
pfd.
Common
Maryland
1
••
—
Distilleries
B
Glidden
5%
9-15
50c
(quar.)
.
shares
&
c
yet
to
be
directors'
pro¬
Mfg.
9-7,
45c
Income)
(Greenviile, S. C.)—
Mortgage
^ .Marshall-Wells
25c
(quar.)__
Bennett
Falls
Horner
Quarterly
9?! 4
a
(quar.)
9-28*
'">•
1
;
(Washington, D.
Products
Gas
9-14
Illinois—
Machine
Glenmore
Holly
:
-
10c
15c
(quar.)
$4.60
10-
(quar.)
(M.) & Sons
10-
,
.
25c
Title
s 8-17
10-
60c
common
of
$1.08
8-31
i-
1
investment
Corp.
Cement
-
1
basis.
Co.
9-13
9-29
10-
Corp.
2%
$2.37li
Hoffman
normally
com,
Telephone
8-31
,
10-15
$1.07
•
Metal
$1.23
(quar.)
a
4
6
* 9-13
.
30c
(quar.
Fund
Insurance
preferred
Star
Merchants
■
(quar.)
at
net
Service
11
;
,?
—
Co.
on
the
three-for-one
a
Life
M(irsh
for
(quar.)
vote
split
to
from
10-
15c
70c
dividend).
pfd.
Cement
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)___________^___„^
Venture
McCrory
~
Railway Signal
i, 9-14
9-24'
jr 9-
Co.
McCloud
(quar.)
Stockholders
.
9-14
■, V"
(quar.)
par)
General
:
9-30
be
1st—
(quar.)
par)
8-31,
9-14
*
$1.1214
(quar.)_*_____
Corp.
Stores
(quar.)
Marchant Calculators (quar.)
shr.
per
Oct.
to
(stock
common
General
8-31
68%c
„
Extra
9-
$1.37 Vi
common
Canada
8-31
10-
10-
$110
(quar.)
Sexton
Zellerbach
General Contract,
$51.50
conv.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $5 pfd.
30c
Steel
Cribben
to
called
issue
at
1
8-31
20c
(quar.)___
Stores—
Corp.
(entire
Oct.
8-31
12Vic
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Petroleum
$1.12Vi
$1
9-28
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
10c*
(quar.)—
10-1
25c
at
pfd.
011
Oil
$3.50
Transportation
dividend)
8-31
9-14
50c
Mangel
'
8-31
$1
Corp.,
■
9-15
40c
_
_
omitted
15c
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co
of Indiana—
10c
(quar.)
Commercial
this
General
15c
Continental
Crown
8-31
25c
%
.
common
com.
2nd
conv.
"
(reduced)___
dividend
Magor
11-13
9-30
28lic .\;
50c'; %
"
3
stock divi¬
•
.
8
9-15
•
75c
(quar.
Wheel
(quar.)_.
Refining
Common
9-14
12-
40c
(quar.)
redemption
8-31
9-15
$2
Continental
Creole
9-15
25c
Stores
convertible
4%
9-7
:
(divid.
1
9-14
9-
—
_
Corp.,
Retail
9-10
15c
—
(quar.)___
Naval
Oct.
on
1
25c
Corp.,
preferred
Continental
10-
7
9-
(quar.)
(quar »—
preferred
Consolidated
1
$1.75
Dry Goods,
preferred is-ai
Consolidated
10-
40c
(quar.i_
Consolidated
preferred
plus
9-15
<quar.)_
common
'
-
9-17
-
25c
6c
_________
(Quar.
Lone
directors'
a
2 Vic
(quar.)—
Cigar
preferred
4
9-28
-
Compo Shoe Machinery (stock dividend)____
Congoleum-Nairn (quar.)
$5
9-
V''9»''4
(quar.53Vic.-';;;
preferred
Consolidated
9-20
9-12
4%
9-28
.
63c
—
common
on
100%
V-"-
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
■
8-18
10-
50c
'
■"
;
9-3
15c
preferred
Lincoln
7
...
100%
common.Jc'ilili
20c
-
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., common
5% preferred A (quar.)
5Vi% preferred B (quar.)
5Vi%
12-31
20c
j
Commercial
2-15-57
American
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Peabody & Co..
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-31
9-
Box Co. (quar.)
u.ii
5c
General Cable, common (increased)t—i.—45c
•%
___—
Co.,
9-15
9-15
General
9-2|l
„
7%
General
8-31
($20
Corn-Exchange Bank (quar.)
Chicago Moldecl Products (quar.i
Chicago Rivet <5r.Machine (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Clevite
9-10
9-10
1
($100
Chemicai
Christiana
1
1
preferred
(quar.)
—
America
dividend).
>:
a
■
$25c
Blower
Lyon
slockholders
'
preferred
(increased)
(quar.)
25c
,
Co. .(quar.).__,
of
Co.
10-
10-
$$1
—
(quar.)
Foundry
dend.
10-
9-14
8-31
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-12
4
9-12
Louisville
(quar.)
will vote
6
9-
1
Liberty
8-31
.2
of Texas—
proposal to declare
9-14
$1.183/-t
—
(A.
1
(Dunsmuir)—
Extra
Castle
Central
10-
9-14
Oct.
on
5%
___
Kennedy,
General
&
1
held
Ltd.—
(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Carolina Telephone <fc Telegraph
Cascades
10-
t20c
Collieries
t
4
9-14
9-20
1'
$1.50
I——
of
9-
1
1
''Lexington
7
9-
9-15
15c
5%
—
9-24
9-21
-t
(quar.i__
meeting
'
Lawyers Title Insurance (quar.)_'__
Lexington Funds, Inc.—
8-31
21c
•
(quar.)——
Co.
9-17
.10-
10-
Stock
9-15
10c
v
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
special
9-10
Carey
Carriers
6%
9-14
1
$37 Vic
Cable
&
10-
25c
Preferred ."B to F"
Baxter
Common
-
Oil
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)___;_
(quar.)
American
9-4
9-14
10-
"
8-18
1
9-15
37lie
Investors,
9-29'
(quar.)
Canadian
Carey
General
Forgings Ltd.—
(quar.)—
preferred
9-20
(quar.)
Wire
Class
8-24
60c
S2.50
8-23
10-
50c
quar.)
(Indiana)
Americaff>-
$4.50
9-28
(quar.)_
lOc
preferred • (quar.)
Hquar.)_Ll__i_'.'2"_
30c
„
Power,
General
1
9-29
20c
$1
Lake Superior &
Ishpeming RR. Co.
Landers, Frary & Clark
(quar.)
7
(Syra¬
convertible
Corp.
10-
35c
10-
Macison
40c
-
_
9-14
9-
Lau;
4uc
(stock
com.,
$1.1214
;_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
■;
8-31
9-10
30c
Hecla, common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Class
9-15
7 Vic
(quar.)
Ink
8-31
3%
2
8-30
J37Vic
the payment
dividends from
day of Maich, June,
common
39c
,
(quar.)'__:
6c
Kewanee
change
(initial
from
L—
Kings County Lighting, 4%
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.
Kinney Coastal Oil
7
4
4
from
cents
——
(quar.)____^
of
Kennecott Copper
December.
(Julius),
Gary Railways
9-4
9-15
3%
&
.$4.75
Canada
)
(quar
•;% 44£t%
•'cGarrett
1
;bdh*15
30c
common
Electric
California
•
Co.
Mfg. Co.,
preferred
4Vi%
and
common
15c
—
(increased)
Watch
Butler
New
62Vic
.____
.
Manufacturing Co., preferred
to
15th
'
$1.121/2
%
Co.
10-
9*
1
9-14
jt.
$1.50
Mfg. Co. (quar.)——_
Eclipse Corp. (quar.)
Buffalo
it*r9-l4
9-15
tr
-50c
(quar.)_„
the
9-
40c
414%
9-7
9-12
(quar.)
future quarterly
to
Gardner-Denver Co.,
A
Preferred
Brunner
9-28
30c
preferred
1st
Garfinckel
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Brockway Glass Co., common
5%
9-14
20c
Corp.
414%
Brown
9-28
30c
(quar.)
1st
8-31
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Telephone
the
8-31
9-21
Co.
Kelsey-Hayes
9-10
;
Machinery Co.
decided
dates of
9-14
9-1
5c/c-
$1.37 14
,
.—_
'
British
<
:-;n
imv
Extra
Bristol
10- 1
I
35c
quar.)
(Quar,
Directors
.
9-
9-14
$1
5414c
Kandall
9-14
20c
co.mmon,.fquar.)_»_
(quar.)
Stratton
9-14
25c
—
5,%%.-,|)rior preferred :
Bona
9'14
100%
dividend
Bohack .(H.
M
Mfg.
9-14
1
September
Bergstrom Paper, class A (quar.)
Black-Clawson Co.
(quar.)
Elack
1
10-
10-15
$1
Canada
9-17
75c
cents
25
9-
0-28
(quar.)
Wayne Corrugated Paper Co.
Steel &
(14
and
9- 7
1
10-
37Vic
Tort
'
150%
'
Co.
W
5
9-5
10- 1
(quar.)
8-31
Fund
income
9-28
10-
$3
9-10
Copper
9-28
•
37Vic-
Ferro
Worth
9-
.9- 7
' 31V4C
;
Works
dividend)—
(quar.)___
4%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Kansas Gas & Electric
Co., common (quar.)>' 4.28%
preferred A
(quar.)_^____________
$4.32 preferred, (quar.)
9-5
•—■':) 50c
(quar.)__
Farmers & Traders Lite Insurance Co.
cuse)
5
9-5
9-28 '
$1.12Vi
(quar.)..-
Ft.
10-
25c
(quar.)___
25c
-
L
9-3
5
(quar.)
com.
8-24
10-
52Vic
3IV4C
(quar.)
Share
Corp.
*
.
America_______^ui_-___
Extra
"9- 5
1
______
10c
Bond
r
Julien
K
5
9-
,'
1
10-
9-24
10c
•
1
9-
1
9-26
4c
114%
1
10-
10-
9-22
40c
(from
dividend)
Optical,
preferred
Telephone Co.
Beneficial
;
(stock
1
10-
51V4C
1
,
two-
a
•
Fifth
B
10-
50c.:
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
Farm Equipment Acceptance
9-15
9-
lo-
467/bC
i
-___
-__
preferredAquar.)
Ex-Ccll-O
9-13
10-
$15c
(quar.)__
J 50c
Extra
7
9-
9-10
;
9-14
$25c
:
9-21
10c ''
-
proposal
on
& Supply (quar.)
& Kokenge_____
Battery Co. (quar.)_______
Kansas City Southern
Ry.; common
10-10
'
In
Joslyn Mfg.
8-27
10-10
lo-25
vote
Jefferson Electric Co._________—
Jones & Lamson Machine Co,
(quar.)
-
9-14
^l'/sc
Steel
5%
7
87Vac
common
Bank
Co,
Trust
Island
8-31
10-25
4
9-4
(quar,)—_
Tug & Barge, Ltd.— '-Jpartic. pfd. (s-a)
!____
Irving
!1
(quar.)_____
Stainless
9-
4
9-
9-28
Ltd.—
preferred
Investment
8-31
'
1
9-12
$1.12Vi
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates,
Electric
lo-
50c
9-
9-28
$62140
(increased20c
9-4
9-15
r; 40c
;
"
shares
(stock
Corp.
Shares
investment
4.36%
8-31
$1.50
preferred
9-15
9-20
9-12
to
International Breweries
(Mich.)
International Salt Co. (quar.)
Interstate Power, common
1
of Rec.
9-23
t$1.12V2
(quar.)______
directors'
a
Consolidaced
Institutional
>
8-17
2oc
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
9-28
1
25c
35c
:
_^___
$2.10 preferred (quar.),
;
Duval Sulphur &. Potash (quar;)__---_ll"___'';"
9-14
5
9-
*
(quar.)_._
preferred
Rayon
9-11
9-10
100%
de Nemours & Co.—
Light Co.,
4.20%
9-
(
2oc
(interim)
4.15%
7
9-15
9-21v
'
170c
—
basis.
Enterprises
Institutional
8-27
___'
dividend)
on
common
Industrial
Inspiration
9-10
preferred
10c
r_
(stock
the
Holders
Payable
'
asked
securities profits)
Interlake Iron
'
4.10%
9-11
:
(quar.)__^_
be
Industrial
:
•
quar.)
,
37'/2C
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_'_____
;
3.75%
5
9-11
2
a
(quar.)__-______________
International, Inc.
(quar.)
Duquesne
9-14
9-28
on
preferred
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Ltd.
(quar.i
Automatic
10-
4
9-
(E. I.)
Dunhill
9-15
.
10-2
10-
(quar.)
Cement
preferred
$3.50
8-24'
1
9-29
25c
J.
(Minn.),
Wholesalers
Class
9- 8
10-
20c
Spring Corp. (quar.)
City Electric (quar.)
Atlantic
9-
22Vic
Associated
Atlantic
9-24
,,9-15
stock
will
future
near
split
for-one
8-27
8-27
1
pro¬
(quar.)
$4.50
4
'
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Asbestos
9-
Pont
Common
9-. I
10c
(quar.)
du
4
9-10
50c
on a
Corp. (quar.)
Draper Corp.
Driver-Harris Co. (quar.)_________
9- 4
10-
>
Dover
V
' 25c
Co.
9-5
$1.25
the
to
8-27
v..v..-'
(Walt) Productions
Dobecknum Co. (quar.)
10c
-
capital
7
9-
1
50c
5
net
5c
Aug. 27
7
Light-—
preferred
4.32%
9-23
5
9-
12Vic
Disney
Stores
from
Stockholders
Co.—
on
the
Portiand
9-14
10*, 1
10t,l.
lo-
from realized
basis.
Diamond
9-14
10-
split
three-for-one
9-14
1
10-15
25c
-
Share
Ltd.—
4V.t% preferred (quar.)
4'/a % 'redeemable preferred
5
Foundry
Diana
10-
v.
to
2Vic
9-
10-15
10-15;:
9-
■:
Iron
Alkali
30c
preferred
Arkansas
Gray
Diamond
10- 1
10-.1
10c
(quar. t
Co.
proiits)
and
10c
or
9-
.
9-21
9-15
■
Portland Cement
Stockholders will vote
55%c
Inc.
Casualty
$1.75
9-21*
9-21
75c
income
8-31
93%c
:'
(quar.)-_
(quar.)
9-15
10- 1
10-1
8714c
tquar.)
1
—
Ampco
Y.
A'(qttar.)___^r-_;^
common
(quarterly
9-14
9-17
Company
Industrial Acceptance,
Common
(Increased
8-31
75c
r
9-15
1
$1.75
N.
Paper
seiies
1
9-20
50c
(initial)-'v
common
(quar.)
Iron,
9-4
9-15
10-
93%c
(quar.)
common
new
Dewey
8-17
$1.25
Corp.—
American
Detroit
9-14
4
$1.25
Y.)
2?'7%
25c
25c
:
k
Razor
9-
75c
coin,
8-24
10- 1
1
35c
preferred B
(quar.)
American Cyanamid
Co., com. (incr. quar.)
3%%
preferred series C (quar.)
314%
preferred series D
(quar.)___.
American Hoist & Derrick
(quar. )__•______
American International Corp._
American Locker, class A
(quar.)
;
American Optical Co. (quar.)
American Re-Insurance Co. (N.
Safety
preferred
investment
4
35c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Fund
10-
Per \,^~Wlien
Name of
9-14
1
10c
common
preferred
10-
$1.1214
___
Holders.
P ay able ^of Rec.
12Vic
(quar.)
Malleable
Delaware
3
i5C
75c
5%
American
of Rec.
$1.50
Corp.,
5%
Holders
40c
Chemical
Arma
preferred
334%.
posal
;
'
Corp.,
Dayton
Y.)—
:____
American
When
Payable
<'
25c
(increased)
Allen Industries
(quar.)__J_
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
Agricultural
Dana
reached their
3114c
,
Alexander & Baldwin Ltd.
f
Cutler-Hammer
When
Share
common
Companies
security
Quarterly
Special
Co.,
preferred
Curtis
an¬
payments previ¬
Share
(Watertown, N.
Extra
4Vi %
follow with
we
Clothing
Extra
•
Abrasive & Metal Products Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
;
Acushnet Process Co.
(quar.)
Adams Express Co
Agricultural Insurance
American
dividends
not yet
'
■
Per
.
^
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
,
Name of Company
Curlee
Dividend announcements
:
11
Y.)
(quar.)
(increased)
(stock
1
9-14
$2.25
9-13
9- 7
50c
9-20
9-12
$1.50
dividend)——
5%
10-
11-
1
10-JO
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, August 27, 1956
.
(828)
12
Per
■
•v-
.
■
Per
l"*
.
Portland Cement—
ty/o
1st preferred (quar:>_
Oak: 'Manufacturing Co.- (cuar.)—_______
• 35c
Oakite
Products
(quar.)—
—-20c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar.) —
$25c
Extra
Quarterly
Terminals Co., Ltd.
Coast
Pacific
Extra
Paciiic
Pacific
Gamble Robinson Co. (quar.i
Indemnity Co. (quar.)—
Eastern Pipe Line, com.
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp., com. (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
Penick & Ford, Ltd. (quar.)
Penn
Controls
(quar.)—
Penney (J. C.I Co, (quar.)------—-----Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) <quar.)_.
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)—
4%
1
9-
5
1
9-15
8-31
9-15
1
10-
!
8-24
9- 1
10-1
8-31?
9-
1
1
9-
7
9-15
9-
1
9-28
9-14
9-15
10-
10- 1
United
9-11
United
Class
9-5
I
9-12
on
held
United
Pittsburgh
•
Pittsburgh
o,,/
u.'
^
inr ■■■ 11
9-17
1
9-14
Paper Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp., common
9-
4
9-
7
9-21
9-30
(quar.)
—
3uc
preferred A (quar.)——.———
->
51Riverside Cement Co.—
•;
$1.25 participating > class A (accum.)— - /%, J*},?5.
9-14
8-30
(
5
Rock
37%c
34 /»c
(quar.)————,—W.
$1 class A—~3C
Corp. (quar.)
—25c
preferred
V2 ':b
(J. C.) Co.,
Robinson
of
Ages
Corp.
Ronson
—
»
•
——
(quar.)__——25c
Roxy Theatre. $1.50 preferred (quar.)
37y2c
St; Louis Steel Castings (quar.)—;
11c
Savnia Bridge, Ltd.
(quar.)
—-—- : ' +20C
Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)_
_
25c
Scranton Lace Co.
(quar.)
15c
Sealed Power Corp. (quar.)—
2«>c
Ross
Engineering
(J.tQ.)
Brothers
Seeman
Servo
.
Shaftuck
Salesbook
Shell Oil Co.
(quar.)
class A
inc.,
Shulton,
Ltd.
Breweries,
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
25c
Investment
•;—-—$182
(Howard) Paper Mills (quar.)—.— y
t25c
Works (quar.)
Smith Engineeiing
Smith
——
—
Smith
(quar.):—
—25c
Elec. & Gas, common (quar.)
25c
Products
Sonoco
South Carolina
(quar.)————ii
preferred (quar.);
preferred "L" (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-—.
preferred
5%
'
4.60%
4.60%
4.50%
57V2C
—
57V2c
56Vic
"
~.
Co.—
Original preferred (quar.)—
4.32% .preferred (quar.)—-—
Common
(quar.)
Gas,
Union
Southern
*
—
'
40c
$1.20
28c
(quar.)—.—_—
com.
(quar.)—
pfd.
conv.
'
——_—
(quar.)
preferred
4.80 %
60c
/27c
—
Electric—
Southern Indiana Gas &
$1
G2%c
——
California Edison
Southern
.
50c
10^
20c
20e
$30c
45c
Inc.
Smith-Corona
,
35c
(quar.)
B
Class
Sicks'
12 /aC
5c
16c
"dividend
Stock
...
,
;
Shelby
;
,
of America (quar.)_
(Frank Q.) Co. (quar.)
Ccrrp
25c
—
$1.06y«
4,%'/« .preferred (qpar.)
"—
4V2e/c : preferred
(quar.)_———
—
$1.12l/2
4a4% preferred (quar.);$1.18%
57c preferred (quar.)—_!——; t$1.25
Southland Royalty
Co
—
75c
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
- $1.50
Sou.hwestern Gas & Elec., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
:'i
4.657r preferred (quar.)—
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
SouthwesternInvestment. com.
$1.1614
—
$1.07
1214c
Stock
dividend
—.——_—3 %
$1
preferred
(quar.)—__—
———
25c
Spaulding (A. G.) Bros, (stock dividend)—
3
Sperii Products, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
1214c
Sperry Rand Corp., com.
preferred
Class
(quar.)
(quar.) J
—
(increased quar.)^
A
(increased)
B
814c
183/4C
—
■'.* $15c
2214c
£
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
6%
conv. preferred
(quar.)
——
Sterling Precision, 5% pfd. A (quar.)—
Stonecutter Mills, class A
—-v6%
Glass
System
9-ia
Washington
9-10
Weco
9-15
9-
9-10
8-27
9-21
B
Welsbach,
8-29
West
8-22
Willett
(Consider
1
Wilton
10-
Woolen
9-10
9-28
9-14
9-21
9-
4V2%
;5%
8-29
9-
4
9-
4
9-28
9-
7
9-21
9-
6
10-16
9-
6
(quar.)
Machine
Bundstrand
Sunshine
$4
Tool
Mining Co.
Co.
Texas
$4
(quar.)
$4.56
Name of Company
8-24
A.
9-12
Abitibi
10-
9-12
10-
9-12
10-
9-12
10-
9-12
$4.64
Texas
Power
&
$4
Texas
convertible preferred
9-30
5
9-30'
9-
5
A
Dairies
Abbotts
9-10
9-29
11-
1-"
9-15
Acadia-Atlantic
9-
9-15
Common
/
9-
9-15
9-
5 7c
1
9-15
9-
Acme
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
Acme
Wire
9-14
9-
Adam
Consolidated
9-20
Aeroquip
10-
1
Aluminum
$1.10
conv.
10-
1
9-17
1
9-17
Air
10-
1
'9-17
9-
1
8-17
Air-Way
11-15
8-17
Alabama
9-
9-
8-17
1
10-
9-
9-27
10-
1
4
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)Natural
(Increased
Gas
(quar.)
;
Co.—
8-30
Alabama
9-17
Alan
9-28
9-17
Allegheny-Ludlum
10-10
9-2G
Allen
& Vicksburg
See
Wood Steel.
Ry.~(s-a
(Alan)
Wood
Steel Co.
5Va%
8-31
preferred
Chemical
3714c
3714c
1214c
' 5c
9-15
Gas
9-15
8-31
Allied
Laboratories
8-31
8-20
9-10
9-
3
Allied Products
5c
9-10
9-
3
Allied
Stock
,
(quar.)
(increased)
&
Co.
dividend
Stores
(quar.)_
:
133/4C
9-15
9-10
' * 9- 1:'
" v20c
10- 1
5%
10- 1
37M2C
9-28
■
75c
10-20
$1
9- 1
75c
25c
Dye
(quar.)_
:
_;
;
(quar.)__;
Corp.,
common
(quar.)__
•
(quar.)__
Mfg.—
*
'
common
(initial quar.)
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
*
5
50c
9-19
New
9-14
8-31
25c
10c
9-20
9-10
9-29
9-
9-10
8-24
preferred (quar.)__
:
3.V4%
conv.
pfd.
(entire issue called for
redemption on Sept. 28 at $103 per sh.
plus
this
dividend): Convertible
into
common
to .Sept. 28____
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
;
$1.25
3114c
10-
1
3V4%
1
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
Allis
Allison
8iyiC "
conv.
(Louis)
Co.
Mfg. CO.—
convertible preferred
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-14
Id-
1
9-14
Aluminum
$1.14
$1.21
$1
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
32c
10-
1
4
,
4y2%
4%
of
preferred
$3.75
Aluminum
.
Co.
Co.
of
America,
common
(quar.)
•
.
10- 1
9-10
30c
9-10
10- 1
93%c
9-5
American
5%
~
___.
$56c
$25c
8-31"
9-1*
American
Zinc.
8-21"
12- 1
11-21
37 %c
9-29
9-14
27 %c
9-29
9-14
9-14
8-30
9-28
9-10
12-28
12-10
40c
9-20
9-10
25c
9-15
9-1
25c
9-15
9- 1
$1
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-20
9-10
12-20
12-10
Texas).—
/
Chemical,
(quar.)
com.
?
,,
1
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sanitaiy Corp.
-
:•:) $1.25
;
Stand.
&
8-24
S1.75
9-
1
30c
9-
5
75c
(quar.)
'
8-10
8- a
8-31
:
4
9-
9-24
35c
(Indianapolis)
10-
31 %c
>'
8-24
9-28
10-19
•/•
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
9-10
1
9-14
60c
(quar.)
5%
8-31
30c
Anaconda
Class
Smelting
9-
1
Farms
Co.,
Steel
$3.75
>
8-20
8-ld
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
8-17
25c
>
Gas
1
9-
1
8-
59C
9-
1
8-1
8-
i
1
89-
$1.08%
1
1
8-
62 %c
1
25c
9-28
9-14
/;:■ ''•>••'■• 25c
(quar.)
9-14
8-20
9-15
8-31
$1.16%
10-
1
9-15
60c
Power,
9-
7
8-
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-10
31c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
common
9-14
9-
27%c v;
Corp: (quar.)
preferred
1
1
25C
(quar.)i__________________
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)___
Armstrong Cork,
9-
12 %C
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
-
8-31
9-14
9-
75c
;_;
$2.50
preferred
9-25
1
50c -T.:
(quar.).
Arkansas-Missouri
10-
50c
(quar.)
Fuel
8-30
8-13
15c
(Increased)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Louisiana
8-10
9-15
9-10
$$1.13%
$$1.13%
;
;
Service,
preferred
Armco
8-29
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
7V2C
L_
(quar.)
Corp.
Public
4.65 7o
8-31
:
9-27
$15c
(quar.)
common
participating
Participating
$4.35
8-15
8-15
9-2&
25c /
(quar.)
.,/$i ;;
•Arkansas
-
1
1
$1.10
;
8-15
9-
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)__
$2.36
v.'
8-15
1
31V4C
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., $5.25 pfd. (quar.)
Anvil Brand, Inc., class A common (quar.)
.
1
9-
31V4C
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
Inc.
(quar.)
Oil
8-13
9-
15C
Anheuser-Busch,
$3
9-1
34 %c
Co.
A
9-21
t
37 %C
common
&
Lead
Anglo-Canadian
4
(quar.)^__
i
class A (quar.)_,
:
93%c
/
i
'V-.; 25c
Armstrong Rubber,
10-
9
Aro
B
9-14
1
Oil
Ashland
&
class
Ltd.,
Hardware
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Co.,
com.
25c
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Dry Goods, common (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
45c
(quar.)-
Topeka
Fe
9-
9-15
8-15
1
9- 4
1
9-10
i
9-
Air
Line
common
Ry. (s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
4.44%. preferred
4.60%^ preferred
(quar.)___
/
(quar.)
(quar.)_________________
Atlantic Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
.
/
5V2% 1 preference
1
<
,
-
9-1
V
-
7-31
8-24
8-20
8-17
9-
1
$1.12 y2
9-
1
8-17
Sl.ll
9-
1
8-17
$1.15
9-
1
8-17
$55c
9-
1
8-17
9-12
8-13
35c
4V2%
,v
1
8-31
-15c
$4.50
8-20
8-31
10c
;
Ry.—
$1.25
Light,
8-10
10-
Atlanta & Charlotte
Gas
1
10-
Athey Products Corp
Atlanta
8-10
$1
(quar.)
Common
8-20
1
60c
____/
,
Santa
&
8-20
9-15
$1.50
L_.
participating, class A (quar.)
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)
Corp.
8-20
.
9-
-
$1.31 y4
$4
.Astion
8-20
9-15
37%c
$1.25
2nd preferred
Associated
Common
,
*<
$1.25
Refining
$1.50 pfd,' (quar.p
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
8-17
$15c
A
-
>.
9-14
1
56y4c
(quar.)
pfd.
4%%
Corp.,
H.)
(J.
1
9-
25c
(quar:)_;_
Equipment
Ashdown
10-
$18c
Class
/
•
8-31
8-17
8-17
9-7
9-14 '
9-14
9-24
-
.
*
Atlantic.Coast
Line
Paper
8-21
8-20
Refining
Corp.,
RR.
Finance
Atlas
Powder
Gold
Auto
Electric
Common
.
9-15
9-15
8-21
Ltd.
Service
Co.
8-28
8-28
8-15
8-
9-10
8-27
$4c
(quar.)
9-20
9-15
15c
Co„
15c
29V8c
(initial quar.)
8-31
8-10
9
Ltd.—
$17 %c
of
9-15
8-17
$12'/2C
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
Automatic Canteen Co.
Class
Increased
9-28
50c
(initial quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
8 13
12 Vzc
50c
common
Mines
9-12
50c
(Increased quar.)__
Ce., common (quar.)
new
Atlas
„
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
New
Co.
Conn,
Co.,
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
(.
8-10
8-10
8-21
•
$1.12%
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Galv.
Window Glass,
Stock
L_
9-1
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
t'
8-15
9-24
8-15
8-3
r 8-17
9-14
-9-;i
50c
Foundries
Aunor
u
.
183/4C
37y2c
t60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
v
9-28 *
9- 5
9- 1
8-24
9-10
30c
preferred (quar.),,
-
Atlas
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd., (quar.)__
9-
S>/2%
Atlantic
21c
$1.02
50c
25c
$1.12%
8-10
....
9-10
8-31
75c
9-29
9- 5
8-27
9-14
;
8-15
1
8-31
8-21
9-14
9-10
50c
9-1
Atlanta
(quar.);
Steel
•
8-16
1
(quar.)
Stores
Atchison,
;
(quar.)r_
Allied
Allied
". 9- 1
1
10-10
9- 7
9-29
40c
I2V2C
Steel (quar.)
:
—
(R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
910-
$1
,
„
9- 4'
25c
$1.31%
$2.25
9-14
9-14
;/
•
8-3
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Tobacco Co. (quar.)___
American
Vitrified
Products
(quar.)
American Water Works, 6% pfd,
(quar.)
30c
9- 4
8-17
$3 •'# 10^ 1 •• .v 9- 7
quar.)
9-14
1
American
1
'
•
9-
10-
American
8-15
$1.05 >''• 10- 1
$1.15 : 10- 1
preferred (quar.)
'
$3.60
(quar.)
Steel
American
8-15
7-31
8-18
8-18
8-15
8-15
'9-1
87'/2C
(quar.)
Tennessee
4.60%
-
common
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
Alabama
15c
37y2c
'(quar.)
Corp.,
8-20
dividend
Stock
>
9-14
9- 4
9- 4
9-,5
9^ 5
8-31
9- 1
9-20
(quar.)
preferred
American
,»
8-15
9-1
9-30
:
com.
preferred
Industries
Gas
1
tquar.)__
$10c
(increased quar.)
<
50c
(quar.}——
;
' $1.12%
Co.,
9-28
9-15
$1.25
9-10
12y2c
10c
;
8-14
(quar.)
common
American States Insurance Co.
9- 1
9- 7
9-7
1 8-31
10-15
8-24
1
(quar.)___
com.
Seating (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining
10- 1 ;
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
8-16
9-
American
Holders
11- 1
50c 4 9-12
8-16"
30c
30c
(quar.)
&
Radiator
preferred
Arden
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
Industries,
$3.50 prior preferred
"t
9-17
1
Reduction
4.50%
8-20
1
7%
8-24
9-17
9-17
27l/2c
9-14
1
65c
President Lines.
Common
9-10
8-20
9-10
(initial)—
(quar.)__i
:
:
Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Agnew-Surpass
10-
10-15
/•
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
preferred (quar.)_____
Co.
(quar.)_,—
Corp.
Co.
Arkansas
;
(quar.)—
Alloys, common
9-21
9-1
•
9-
;
(monthly)
preferred
non-cumulative
25c
442V2c
(quar.);
A
class
$1.16
(quar.)—
Utilities
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
Ltd. (Increased (quar,)
Refineries, Ltd.—
$1.14
:
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar
9-29
10-1
$1.16
Insur.
non-cumulative
tl2V2c
t$1.25
$30c
(quar.)__;
Abitibi Power & Paper
10-15
p
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
5%
Arizona
$1
35c
>
1
10-
25c
(111.),
5%
Argo
62V2C
8-20
10-10
$1.50
j.
(quar.)
National
American
8-24
8-31
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
9-10
25C
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-24
*
8-20 *
9-10
*
Class
9-10
9-15 V
9- 1
'•?; 9- 1
10- 1
(quar.)_ :
1
30c
(quar.)
;
Archer-Daniels-Midland
45c
$1
5c
;v 31 Vic
preferred (quar.)_—
C F Industries,
common
57c
convertible preferred
.
$4.56 pfd.
!__
57o
9-
' : :
; $28)/8C
(quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products, common
$1
(quar.)
Light Co.
$4.84 preferred
preferred (quar.)___
Laboratories, common (quar.):
4'/2%
4%
.
8-10
' ?
;
2%c
Meter
News
$4
Payable of Rec.
8-25
8- 6
' 20c
Co. Ltd.—
Paper
&
Power
8-22
9-10
(quar.)
convertible
American
9-17
When
w
Share
-
(quar.)
Vending
C.
B.
Abbott
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Per
8-24
8-31
(quar.i
Co.,
Potash
/
9- 5
„
^
9-12
;
American
9-7
9- 5
1
1
8-10
(quar.)
A
common
Products
American
8-31
1 .»■<'
1?}'
8-31
11-30
9-10
Common
we
8-31
50c
$1
$1
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Electric Service
(quar.)—;
8-31
-
(quar.)
preferred
62V2C
$1.25
I7V2C
(quar.)
preceding table.
10-
9-10
9101010-
56V<c
9-15
12-15
2%c
____
•
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5'/2%
9- 7
9- 5
"a 9- 5
. . 9-10
9-27
$1.25
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Tecumsch
Below
4%
Superior Portland Cement (quar.)
Bylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
Common
preferred
9-28
Dividend payment
Co.
preferred
3-116
10-31
10-1
9-27
Felt,
Assurance,
Metal
American
give the dividends announced In previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
9*1 1
.
8-27
preferred
>
8-31
:'9-15
75c
50c
(quar.)_—
common
7
12c
class
Corp.,
Investment
American
9-10 i-.
9-15
8-31
25c
4y2% : ; preferred
(quar.)
Metal
Products,
common
•
9-29
9-14
9-20
9-14
8-27
$1.12Vi
v
(quar.)
4% preferred
5%-
Bros.,
1%
9-10
'
(quar.)_
—
5%
,
9-17
9-29
-
.
.
9-
9-14
20c
American
Power—
Lothrop,
Inc.,
Bros.
Younker
'
-.
11c
25c ~
22V2c
15c
58c
—...
(quar.)
(liquidating)
Co
&
preferred
Woolf
9-17
9-28
Oil
-,
,
Income)—;
'
9-21
10-1
Co.
Michigan
Woodward
9-15
1
H.)
preferred
Wiser
7
9-15
10-
Gas
Wisconsin
8-31
9-15
Corp.,
Ohio
1 r.
_
-
.
8-16 T
9-21
'
'•*20c
preferred (quar.)
American Laundry Machinery Co.
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry (quar.)__
9-14
;
9-10
40c
37'/2C
.
5»/4%
9- 5
9-14
8-31
9-14
9-20
1
8-31
8-16
36C
Semi-annual
4 y2%
;
9-14
Hospital
American
9-
9-15
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Home
American
5
8-22
i
9-10
/
15c
Supply
(quar.)
American Indemnity
Co.
(s-a)
American Insurance Co. of Newark (N. J.)—
.
9-13;
9-
30c
&
preferred
American
8-31
!
1
12'/2c
(quar.)
Power
Hardware
American
8-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Home
10-
50c
(Initial)
preferred
6
8-15
Electric-
&
Hair
6
9-
(Orlando) —
Products
Greetings
B
$4.64
9- 7
9-18
10-.1;,
25c
class B
(quar.)
9-14
3
9-15
2214c
——
omitted at this time.
Stiawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Fund—.
investment
net
(From
9-30
10- 1
Foreign
9-
:
•
9-13
40c
:
common
American
,
50c
25c
45c
6834c
$12V2C
Co.. (quar.)
9-10
9-15
t
1
43%c
;
Gas
American
8-31
8-31
9-20
9-20
9-
Forging & Socket Co
$6
8-24
9- 4
8-31
8-31
8-31
<
1
/:
Forest
American
9- 1
8-24
9-15
9-14
9-20.1
9-20
9-20
' s
*■ ■
Power. (quar.)—r—.—
Water
Wellington
->•
Stcrkline Furniture^—
Stuart
t
Products
9-
r
.
(quar.)_
Waldorf
10-16
9-20
9-15
9-10
9- 7
(quar.)_
11- 1
i
—
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Cotton,
Electric
Finance—
Loan &
Class
30c
(quar.)—;
Standard Radio Ltd., class B
State
20c
$1.1214
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Standard Factors, com.
75c
—
(quar.)— J.
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Sprague Electric
preferred
Wagner
9-20?
v
Controls, common (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
Telephone & Telegraph—
5!/2%
9-10
35c
25c
45c
$1.25
$1.05
$1.03
$1.01
(quar.
Wabasso
$4
Robertshaw-Fulton
—
preferred
$4.04
5
9-
9-15
Corp.
&
/Class
8-31
9-7
8-29
9- 1
9-15
50c
50c
—
(quar.)_
Co.
Corp.
Virginia
8-31
.9-10
_J
Virginia Electric & Power Co.,
1
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
9-20
9-10
30c
——
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
Pump
Visking
4
10-22
(quar.)—
Riegel
9-
_;
50c
n_
Viking
9-15
50c
62/ac
V
Extra
Veeder-Root,
9-14
10- 1
" O.C
rnr■"
iiiioi'>ni tin 1 a ir rr 1 ■
mi— jini-f
Republic Aviation (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)_
Resistoflex Corp., 57o pfd. A
>
8-27
10-
25c
Casualty
American
9-15
9- 4
9- 4
Heating
Car
Vapor
'
56c
-
(quar.)
iii n'-if
8-30
JOc
(quar.)
"
*
8-30
9-3.0
—
1
9-
5%
Fire &
New
9-26
50c
1
10-
$1.12 y2
Lines
American
j
(quar.)_
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
U S Truck Lines (Del.)
(quar.)__,
United
3teel Corp. Ltd.__
—
Universal Match Corp.
(quar.)
8-31
9-10
10-15
10c
10- 1
30c
9-15
43%c A 9-15
40c
9-15
- 425c
9-28
(quar.)
|
.
?
10-
50c
(quar.)
Enka
Export
American
9-14
25c
77o
4
9-10
9-28
31 /<c
Pyle-National Co., common
;
8% preferred (quar.)
'*
9-10
9-
*
.
Voting trust certificates, common
U S Tobacco, common (quar.)
1
9-10
3-21
60C
preferred <quar.)__
Purolator Products (quar.),
Electrotype
1
2
.
.
9-28
(quar.)
Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
Co.-
Glass
S
U
25c
dividend
American
9-20
9-20
9- 7
9-10
10-15
10- 1 < •
8-15
62'/2c
American
Corp.—
Pacific
U S Fidelity &
9-13
iz/2c
Fuel Co. (increased)
Transit,
common
(quar.)
'
4
10-
5%
Rapid
9-
10-
®i.10
-
Pocahontas
Portland
1
9-14
Co.—
Consolidation Coal (quar.)
Screw & Bolt (increased)-
Pittsburgh
9-15
3JC
uue
j:,
Natural Gas (quar.)
Forgings Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.
; Common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
—
Pioneer
' 75c
37V2C
_____
Non-cumulative participating pref.
9-
133/4C
(quar.)
1
(quar:)
Quarterly:;
Quarterly
8-28
9- 5
10- 1
10- 1
—
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Electronics (quar.)
Encaustic Tiling (quar.)
American
9-15 5- 9- 5
1%';
15c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Gas
United
Aug, 17).
on
Co.
Stock
class
—
preferred (quar.)—
5Vz%
convertible preferred
United Fruit Co.
(quar.)_
Phoenix
;
stock)
1
Colortype
/
9-10
9-15
9-
'
■
Yards
8-15
87y2c
(quar.)
American
8-24
9-15
9- 5
9-18
9- 4
9-25 > 9-15
15c
9-19
1
75C
American
9-20
r?>;
25c
30c
50c
8c
6%
9-15
1
10-
Chicle
American
9-10
K
9-
9-12
$1
—
of Omaha (quar.)
Carbon Co.
(quar.)_.
Cities Utilities, class A
B (stock dividend)
(payable in
Stock
Union
A
_
Corp.
Underwood
9-11
1
10-
&
American
8-21
8-31
9-27
5
9-
(quar.)
Co., common
Cable
Chain
American
^-.1
5%
9-19
10-
25c
com.
American
-
1
.
9-17
5
1834c
(quar.)
4y2%- conv. preferred (quar.)
American Barge Line Co. (quar.)_,
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Bakeries,
American
'
9-21
9-14
$5
of North
dividend
Co.
Trust
Co.,
Gas
Trunkline
1
10-
(quar.)
preferred
,6%
8-15
9- 7
9-15
15c
$1.25
Co
preferred A (quar.)
America (N. Y.)—
Stock
:_1
—'J*—■—
(Subject to approval of the Superintendent
of banks and of stockholders.)
; ' ?
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.)___
Tyler
Refrigeration
(quar.)
Troxel Manufacturing
10-
$1.75
30c
Bank Note
American
9-11
,
9-17
$1.25
(St. Louis)—
Automobile In$. Co.
American
25c
;;
1
Quarterly
.
9- 1
10-
convertible preferred (quar.)
Airlines, common (quar.)________
31/2%
convertible preferred (quar.)
American
,,•
75c
(quar.)__„___
Aggregates, 5% preferred (quar.)
Air Filter, $7 preferred (quar.)
;
5%
v
9-7
9- 7
9- 7
9- 7
10-
' /./' t59c
Quarterly
8-22
9-15
25c
%
^
>93/4C
preferred A (quar.)
Hosiery (Directors took no act on
common payment at company meeting
10-
10-
SI.12/2
33/4%
10- 1
10-15
*uc
common.
Corp.,
Pbilco
t$1.12,/2
*50c
4Va'/c
10-15
75c
10c
25c
common
Co.,
B
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
—
Trans-Canada Shares—.
Series B bearer shares_I_
_________
Transne
& Williams Steel Forging Corp.—
Class
9-20
10-2
dw
(quar.)-.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Si Trading Corp.—
$1 participating class A (quar.)
Milk
Pet
8-23
1
American
8-..1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-12"
10-
preferred
conv.
American
9-1
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
+60c
$60c
(quar.)
A
5%
50c
T;,
10-10
8
9-10
—
20c
(quar.)___-t35c
Corp.
Finance Corp. Ltd.—
Class
9-14
9-
JZC
6 %
Toronto
10-24
75c
*1
toe
Pantex
Tobin
37'/2C
,
of Rec.
*
30c
(quar.).
Mfg.
Goods
American
8-21
8-31
6%
...
9-15
9-15^
9-25
9-25
Holders
.
Payable
Amalgamated Leather Companies—
9-15
-•
When
";v
Share
Name of Company
^4,
Aluminum
9-15 '
9-29
40c
—
Packing
(quar.)
Genefal Trusts
9-17;
9- 7
9-24
!vV//%;™c
(quar.)
Panhandle
Quarterly
Traders
izsc
$50c
*7jC
20c
(s-a)_~_
1
Insurance
9-17;
9-29
25c
»
1
Insurance
Title
9-171
10-
25c
—
Brewing (Increased*
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 participating preferred (accum.)
1
j
.
_
9-29
■
IIV2C
25c
—
(quar.)——
Corp. of St. Louis (quar.)__
& Trust Co. (Los Angeles) —
preferred
Title
4
10-
A-
National Corp., class
Old
5%
(quar.)
Common
8-30
10-
Co. of America-
Olyrnpia
8-30
1
9-
ll'Ac
;•
15c
——
%
^
Realty & Construction—
1
9-23
"Co., common, (quar.)
62c
preferred (quar
——
SLJi
4AO-'c
preferred (quar.j—
—
.'3.00',' preferred (quar.);-——%l,fc
Ohio
Water
Service
(quar.)
37 /2C
Line Life Insurance
1
9-
9-10
/
(quar.l_-i.__
preferred
-Conv.
Tishman
10-
4.44%
Old
9-1
^ when Holders
Payable of Rec. ^
.
(quar.)
common
10-
Edison
Ohio,
Class A
9-10
9-15
350c
—-•
—*■*
—
-
9-20
Share
■
Thrift Investment Corp.—
Northwestern
Per
:
'
'
..
,
Name of Company
f
Payable of Rec.~
Share
''
-
of Company
Name
p.
.
Holders
When
■..
9-15
8-17
America—
35c
!
10-
1
9-15
5%
quarterly
dividend
11-
1
9-15
~
(Continued
on
page
46)
Volume 184
Number 5563
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(829)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Ranee for Previews
STOCKS
'
Year 1955
Lowest
37% Oct
»107
111
19
13
Jan
Jan
18
58
Jan
18
j
.
;
39% Feb
,
1
27
10
6
7
106% Apr;
12% Aug
14% Jan
Aug 25
55% Jun:
8
6
76
8
Oct
19
25% Nov
' Jun
3
34% Sep
130
Dec
f 9
30 % Jan
4
> 17% Aug
13
15% Aug 24
/' 11% Apr
19
25% Jan
77% Jan
21
20 % Nov
1
12% Oct
14
.
,
27% Mar 14
19
14
20
Apr 10
29% May 25
30
22 % Jan
.
20
41% Dec
108
Jan
21
36% Feb
Dec
22
136
Feb
Jan
5
156
Jan
6
Jan
20
3
26% Mar 30
117
Jan
Aug
3
7% Jan
26-
11
209% Jan
3-
326
-
170
Mar 14
19
•
:'
Jan
4
14 % Jan
Jan
19
Jan
3
34
Dec
22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
133% Dec
110
Sep
-98
34
26
41
9
11
April
134% Apr
15
•
39
5
May
25% Jan
17
30% Nov
,
14
105 % Jun
91% Feb
Oct
11
20% Jan
100
29% Jun
139 % Jun
13
16
Feb
36
L
110
27% Maris.
65
May 31
32
Nov
2
72
Nov
6
33% Jan
6
42% Dec
12
107% Sep
19
22% Jan
18
18% Jan
17
;
6y8Oct
11
'V
21
.
22
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
59% Dec
33
27 % Mar 14
*
33% Dec
Apr.17
Feb
14
Mar 14
Mar 15
25
Kid
Jan~26
July 11
42% Dec
19
39
Apr
Jan
79
Jan
Feb
3
40% Sep
3
20 % Sep 22
16
Mar 30
62% Feb
1
y 3% Nov
21
130
Dec
9
5% Apr
May 28
16% Jan
3
Jan
24
24% Jan
23
115
Nov
21
38
65
,Jan
17
96
11'"Jan
6
96% Jan
9
13% Dec
7
17% Dec
8
40% AUg 22
38% Jan 27
54% Feb
27% May 15
89 ; Jun 27
-34
Feb
8
12
18
29% Jun
21
35% Jan
7
88% Nov
18
35% Apr
94% Jan
27% Jan 21
6
41% Mar 16
108
Sepl3
Jan
99
Jan
,13% Jun
24% Feb
85
Apr
131% Jan
eys
American
American Gas
12
juiy :
American Hide
Jun
30
28
Jun
17
13 Va Jan
11
13% Jan
4
6
60% Sep
23
38% Apr
38
27
53% Mar
-
Mar
6Va Aug
55% Jan
July 11
6%
July 9
17% Apr 17
17% Jan
32 '/a May
93
8
108
'
7
American
Mar 29
43% Aug
34% May
4
Mar 16
Mach
&
Jan
16
American
27
Co
21% Mar 14
Metal
Apr
5
8*% Jan
American
Motors
American
Natural
American
News
Optical
28% Feb
6
3
34% Jun
8
40% Jan
9
American
8
54% Aug
9
Amer
Potash
&
24 % Mar 20
Amer
Rad
16
5
7% May 25
29 % Jan
6
9% Jan
3
37% Feb
9
50 y8 Jan
6
72% Apr
58% Sep
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
172
11
21
22
Apr
Jun
20
Aug 21
158% Apr 27
6% May 23
56
Feb
21
46% Jan
23
151
39% Jan
3
46% Aug 24
42
Jan
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
120
Apr
39% Jan
19
46% Nov
2
64% Jan
58% Feb
108
Mar 22
Jun
19
146
147% Nov
16
136
20% Jan
31
13
Nov
62% Feb
21
187% July 21
82 Va Dec
6
130% Jan
20
145
13
Nov
23
55% Nov
15
27
10
32% Dec
19
13% Jan
3
110
29
Jan
24% Apr
16
27
May 28
17% Feb
14
23 Va Mar 13
American
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
14
Anaconda
Wire
36% Dec
6%
see
May 31
page
Mar 20
107
Jan
2
12
10
40% Mar 13
43% July 11
26 Va May 29
35% Mar 19
54.
17%
40%
41 %
41%
51%
57
29
28 Va
28 Va
28%
29
29
90
*88
71%
24
*23%
24
17%
*17%
17%
30%
30%
*46 %
46%
30%
14%,
14%
40%
41
121 h
122 /a
*119 %
121
5%
5%
*43
43
46
132 %
132%
12
*100%
i2Va
101 %
14%
22%
14%
14%
40%
41%
14% '
40%
119%
5%
118
5%
5%
46
*42
*100%
101%
*100 Va
103 Va
104%
*103%
30%
87
30%
31
25%
25%
*15%
6%
30%
*85
106
.
15%
32%
31%
32%
76%
"
55
43%
122 %
*
77%
56
155,,
25
"
5?t/
43%
124 %
77
53%
155
*43
2,200
30
v4
15%
200
6%
6Ve
6%
66 Va
66%
21,000
4,600
31%
66%
31 Va
31 %
31%
3,700
36%
36%
36%
36%
51
51%
50%
51%
4,900
20%
20%
20%
20%
25,700
6%
166
6%
%
162
162
.
/
•157
3,200
162
10
7
7
7%
7
7%
3,700
33
78
55%
15%
10
3.400
26%
20%
32 %
78
11,200
51 %
'
7
33
33%
33
33 Va
8,700
79
54
155
31 Va
87
36%
.
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7%
700
3,000
8,500
26
6%
166
7Va
32Va
No par
preferred—100
*161
14%
16%
105
31
,,*29
50%
7%
101 Va
108
30
16
1,000
30%
26
t
12%
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30%
25 Va
16
3,300
42%
•28%
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20Va
168
42%
30
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31
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26
20%
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30%
25%
51
6 /2
16'/4
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30
1,100
5%
200
*103%
106
20
,
105
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13,600
2,600
14%
87
30
-
40%
120
46
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30%
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87
43
-
30%
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43
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c
11,400
130
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14%
130
15%
16%
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5,800
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131
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103%
:
101%
14%
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v
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16%
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46
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43
;
129 %
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16%
42%
40%
400
22%
14%
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3,200
47
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r
5%
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30%
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.
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100
17%
30%
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:
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16%
x30
;
'
129%
101%
30
15%
15%
45%
40,200
!
24
17%
31
22
*42
,
26%
26
~
43
132%
31%
43 fa
32
*28%
30%
45%
14%
>*103% 107
2
31%
74 Va
147
*23%
17%
22%
>'•/
5%
87
,
43 %
31 %
17%
200
90
72%
.
♦144
24
48
118
12
*23%
16 %
*
104%
30%
> *85
11%
*100%
16%
*103%
y
129%
•;
14%
16 Va
5%
V
r
800
1,500
29
*88
73%.
22./
14%
*46
22%
28%
144 Va
3,800
2,200
56%
28%
,
*28%
90
72
144%
23,600
41%
56%
28%
200
2,100
44
52 %.
51 Va
,
15,200
5%
-"41%
\
-
29
*88
72%
143 %
22
>>
90
71%
142%
46 /a
'
*28%
142
*5 v
1
28%
30%
20%
•
43%
.
57
.31 %
22
\
51%
56%
30%
41%
52
18
31 /a
,4
44 Va
50%
78
54%
*153
155
54V8
153
78
54%
153
78
54%
151
78 Va
510
553/8
153
14,500
■
110
44%
43%
43%
*43%
*122%
124%
*122%
124%
*122 Va
124%
No par
1
48
48 /4.
X46%
47 Va
45 Va
46%
45%
46%
46
463/a
52%
AVfr
,
52%
*52%
53%
52%
53 '/a
52%
53%
900
600
■
45
44%
•122'/a
44%
300
125
100 Va
100 Va
100
100
100
100
100
100%
140 %
141
140 %
140%
140
140%
140 Va
140 Va
5
i23^4
15/a
15 Va
15%
15
100
182%
183%
181%
182%
182
—25
Tobacco
common
76%
77 %
76 Va
76%
123%
132 Va
35%
132 %
36
133
36 U
1°%
36 Va
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
19,500
10 Va
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10
10 Va
4,000
100
Viscose
Water
Corp
Works
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
Zinc
25
Co
com—5
series
25
:92,t
132
36
10%
&
25
Smelting—1
27
15
182Va
27
*26%
76%
35%
27
50
&
:
Cable
-
No par
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
76%
133
•
*
14%
182
76%
133
15%
183 Va
76%
133
15%
183
76 Va
134
310
15%
700
183%
89,700
76%
11,800
134
310
300
26%
26%
*26%
27
*26%
27
25%
25 Va
25%
*25%
25%
•25 Va
25%
*25 Va
25%
19
19 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
82 /i
84 A
79%
81%
81%
82%
82 %
84%
xP3%
78
78'%
77
78
77%
78
77%
78 Va
78%
83
1,520
39
38%
38%
38
38
38
38%
38%
39%
3,100
►101
*25Va
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
series
Lead
10,600
1f2^4
15%
com—100
100
'
30% May 28
1
*23%;
> ;
43%
44'%
50
preferred
Anchor
32% Jan
68%
*140
5%
53 %
Co
3
24
;
.
*88
.
-4
*20Vz
,•
20%
Refining
Sugar
preferred
American
44% Jan
For footnotes
1%
American
Mar
72
"
5%
20%
Co
American
13
102
7
*28
30%
55%
41%
100
Stores
27
7
Sep
43%
"
83
100
20%
51 %
Tobacco
42% Apr
107 Va
*5%
!
No par
American
,
109
30%
•-
36%
30
8
4,200
*20 Va
5% '•
36%
84 % Apr
Feb
30%
20%
V 5%
36
27
36
30%
*20%
r
37
75% Feb
63% Feb
*106
36%
130
20
i
1
T®1 * Tel Co
21
109
31%
Sumatra
Sep
13,000
43%
"
31 Va
American
Jun
'
31%
American
72
10
22
43 Va
/'
43 Va
31 Va
1
40
22%
43 %
31%
16
6
1,300
69
107 Va
21%
43%
31 %
187 Va Feb
33% Mar 30
30
21%
22
No par
8
17
20
30
*66
43
66
178% Jun
Aug
1.200
101
*
American
10 Va July 20
83
103
19
16% Jan
100
32%
*99 '/a.
,
21%
67%
common
3,600
23,100
'
66%
Co
>
16,600
W
116
32%.
69
68
American Steel Foundries
51% Jan
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
•52% Jan
Jan
2
*66
66
noncumulative
145 % Jan
47
6
16
*29%
68 %
Co
'
33%,
20
69
116
•
,
101
6%
Chemical
Snuff
32%
•;
68%
Co
120
56%
14%
1
Smelt & Refg com
7
10
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
30 % Jun
6
Jan
May
59% Jan
6%
32%
5
Co
preferred
American
24
*115
'.
;51 %
40%
preferred
100
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co———-10
American Ship Building Co—No par
1%
72%
23%
*98%
..42%
.
22%
7%
Amer
112%
69%
30
*106%
46 /2
v
American
34% May 28
9
Jan
3
26% Apr
5
11% Jan
•
July 24
26
4
Dec
51
Jun
12
8% Oct
2
87
14% Jan
46
46% Mar
129% Mar 26
16
137% Jan
'26% Jan
•
21
50% May 23
100
13
Aug 10
Feb
18
6
172% Jan
6
80
25
1
36% Jan
174
10
11
13
27
59 Vs Mar 20
Aug 24
29% Feb
i
1
Feb
8% Feb
28% July 26
121% Oct
-
177
&
111 Va
25
Gas
28
24%
Sany common—5
Std
27% Jun
179% Jan
Jun
28%
144/a
17%
20
Corp
11
51»/4
56
29 '/a
89
1
com
39
*27 '/a
68%
ioi
"
13,600
2%
*36%
'
108
r 41%
.
29 %
7174
24
100
3
..
y
*43
100
Products
Aug
9
32 y8 Feb 29
7
170
43%
14,000
74
112%
*99%,
22%;
43
2,000
140
23%
*29%,
68
40% r
lii*
110%
/
118
32%,
200
',67%
'
*66
21%
56 Va
*88
V
No par
common-No par
Ltd
43
Oct
/
68
No par
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
70
*114
32%
32%
1110%. 100%
> 29%
30'
*107
*28%
50
i
5%%
18
24
12
115
10
preferred
Jan
24
44
29%
Fdry .common—7
Metal
28
68
23%
44%
43
-100
Amer
30
2
30
112%
67%
23%
„,44%
25
43
par!,—
56 %
par
*56
Machine & Metals
4% %
110%
66%
23%
10
common
Amer
,
112%
66 Va
26,200
1,000
,'*2%
~
1,300
12,600
34%
74
27%
,
I
.
135
138%
37%
*27%
*114%
400
1,100
118
..
40%
Lj
c:
2%
*36%
44%
Power—No par
> 3.90% preferred
9
*2%
37%
27%
43%
.1
5
preferred
prioi
> 2%
22%
,
20
Products
Co
*2%
*36%
*27 Va
5%
noncumulative
5%%
2%
39
27%
30%
preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
3
21
*
9
6%
139
20%
100
convertible preferred—
Ice
40%
30%
10
com
134
<
l^s-tva
136%
20%
com--—10
& Leather
American-Home
American
*40%
I2i7a
7a
109%
.;.;
33%
*110
40%
i
*
Co
135%
118
125%
'•i.< 5%
Secur—..No par
Inc
40c
SS
•
1J
68
,
Co
: 132»
»no
:
121%
5/8
10
Electric
&
"•>
139%
31 %
Lines
Foreign
34
240
14,900
'•
34%
*93 33%
125%
,
20%
No
Co
Hawaiian
American
5
106% Feb
&
33%
33%
51%
50%
■
;>>
15%
104"%
24
24%
SI- 33%"; 33%
--51%
51%
V
*93 .', 95
39%
5%
:
com
»
!
36,500
>,
95
>>>;■ 33Va
95
104
40%
30%
-No
Co
33%
<
20
153 % '
117
,*15%
,
19,900
145
£2
25Va "
310
8%
1*5
105%
-
310 >/a
'
*111%
15%>
.
9,5j0
1,500
•
83% f
8%
51%
24%
2,300
*
-
19%
83%
*235
''
.117"J;
104
132
*20%
preferred series C-100
5
*93
1
12.50
prior preferred
conv
> 33Va-
—1
Cable
25%
>50%.- 50%
*
*15
-
104%
*24%
19%
;
146
50%
*111%
3% ••
115%
'
Corp
Co
15%
103%
:
v
10,900
-
20%
*112
8%
*27%
30%
43%
*07
V
;>f
184 %
20%
275
*36%
33
*66
8%
118
2 /8;,>
22%
Tiling
American Enka Corp
102
Aug 21
24% May 10
15
&
2
-
43 % Aug
10
,
Chain
Chicle
4% %
*>
337/8
*2%
*9.9%, lilT
>
^
,
50%
136 %
119
—2
preferred—:
Export
103 %
32
27
5.200
"
-
19%
51 %
117
132
24
com—No par
common
European
Aug 13
Jun
Co
American
1
35'/a Feb
Can
American
16 %
15% May 25
101% May
1
10% Jan
26 % Oct
3,800
.
165
3%
-
83%
*140
>50%
*111%
*15
•.
*110.
39
30%
19V4
83%
*234
131
124
3Va
113%
/>';>
8%
118
127
*116'/a
33
>
33%/
40
23%
50
Radio
24% Apr 13
9
24% Mar 16
46% Jan
100
....
46%^-
.
*155
20Va
*112
146
95
33
>>1'40% 141%
100
common
&
.46% July 23
*
33%
41
66%
v
3Va
20Va
;
19%
*110
"
V
83%
131
113\v-
> 126
46
275
15
49%
137
45%
",*173
3Va
8%
51 %
"V
'
46%
115%
*140
'
20
Inc
Distilling
4
31% Sep
1
1,700
13%
184%
19Va
115%
.*93
'
:
•
34%
1
Encaustic
25
3% Jan
20% Mar 14
17
•
17%
13%
165
83%
,
25
> <'2/4
preferred
American
10
86
1
convertible preferred—100
American
13% May 28
35% May 28
27
Oct_25
11,100
145
17%
13%
*172
20> 20%
8%
105
95
Broadcasting-Paramount
3%%
*44
11
*143%
5.200
17%
*155
146
*24%
5
•>>'•'
'46%
310%; >*235
113
■
„/>
33% <//>'
51-
40%
ID
Co
i American Cyanamid
12
143
Aug
7 ::-14% Mar 21
.23% Oct
4%
Shoe
;,i 27% Mar 21
""i 19% Aug
1
»44% Mar 12
3
17% Jan
Apr
31
4
146
24%
184%
*114%
83%>
25%
*132 >
H3
1
com-
t
Cable
,.
30
2
*143%
.'-v..' f.v'17%1
8,500
23%
*24%
-
34
23%
165
'/a
20% V i
105%,
33%
"
100
common
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
14
153
20
100
American
Jan I 6
77 Va Apr
24
13% Jan
9
100
*93
•
lo
preferred*.
American
27
15
8% Oct
37% Apr
*24%
No par
Bank* Note-
Brake
3Va /
14%
103%
par—33%.
No par
50%
preferred
>-/
15%
105V4
>/
—18
America
American
11 Va Jan
18% Dec
148
100
18%
33 %
t
11,100
70
18%
24'
13%'.»>13%
50
117
113%
67%
,
.54 % Aug 10
67 .' Jan ' b
21
Jan
18
84 '/a Jan
16% Nov
*b7
.
23%
V-23%
17%
8%
53
*
*14%
H3
American
2
45% Jun
29
27% Feb
Apr
51%
*
1*115%
:
1
convertible preferred-
Theatres
33 % Jan
107% Feb
:
13%
>*235
*140
i27!'2
,5%
15
13
104
49 Va
of
American
16
21
23 Va
17%
20
"'
*36%
Amer
Mar 30
Sep
103
23%
-.26 "v
13%
%■ *114%
310%
*27
966
7% Mar 12
5 42% Jun
1
gtd—100
American Bosch Arma Corp
Nov
2
69
34
17%
3Va
8%'.""••"8% *'//
*235
_1
32% May 21
20Va Jan 11
20
••/•"•'
50
Amer
5% Jun
\
>**140 > 146
—100
convertible
American
13 Va Sep
105
Aug
26
1
1Q0
Limited
July 25
20 % Apr
3V4
20%~-20%
*114% 115%
American Bakerioe: Co com_—Ntt par
+% %■ cum conv? preferred109
70%-Jaa
9
23% July 12
46% July 25
23
39% Jan
104
1
28
6J%
18%
•
13
3%
,
par
9
64
lo
Nov
7,800
18%
17%
83%
American Airlines common—
3%% convertible preferred
26
Jam.
"
No par
common
Co
6%
7
Ja-n
23
Jan
2,000
60%
34
,
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemlcal__No
9
31
Jan
15
12% Aug 17
13
12%
60%
18%
*144
-
-:>19%>19%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Mar 19
108
61
34
13
12%
337/a
-
,
5
Amalgamated Leather Co
26% Mar 16
2
126
29
22
40%
10J%
18%
23
46%
45%
457/a
45%
184%' 0y*170
184%V^*|70
165
*
*155
165
r
*155-
;
"
—No
Aluminum
3
8
21
Sep
146
40%
109 y2
60%
«66
69% V
23%
>>83% > 83%
Co
Aluminium
3
30
Aug:
22
54
146
40 Va
109%
33%
.r
>
26
r—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
27% Mar
69% Dec
15% Jun
18%
23%
115%
19Vs " 19%
common—
Stores Corp
preferred
4.08%
121% Mar 23
36
22% Jun
12%
*66
5
—
—
Mills
.4%
July 17
3% Jan 13
126
100
9
preferred
45%
*155
preferred A—
prior preferred conv
$4
Allied
150
14
135% Dec
.
.150
> *170
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common3%%vconvertible preferred.
Mar 12
133% Aug
9
2% Jun
;
1
100
————100
common——"
Allied
-Mar 14
47
30% May 25
17
Inc
Allied
3
62
July 27
22% May 24
17
100% Jan
.
27
48
Nov
preferred—
Industries Inc———
Allied Chemical & Dye
4
110% Feb
3
No par
;
Allen
37% July 25
36% July 30
25% July
3
91% Jan 10
46% Sep 16
71% May
6
7
106
Jan
12%'."
60%
34%
26
-
Shares
40
*108%
60
337/o
17%,-18
13%-.13%
—100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
36% Apr/23
56% Jan
82
3
30
47
23% Mar 17
91% Sep
9% Jan
-
the Week
Aug. 24
40%
109%
69%
•
Friday
Aug. 23
12%
23
*
.
40 Va
*108Va
.
Sales for
^Thursday
60%
18
23%
/,26%
*146
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
9
25% Aug 15
97% Jan
99% Feb
33% July 15
21% Mar
8
48 Va Nov
26
_
>
34% ;
^23
.v
109%
18%
34%
1
1
Alleghany Corp
,
38 % May 16
18V8
,
10
Corp
4%%
'
.129 % Apr
29
20
34
14
Jan
>
117% Mar 27
18 V» Jan 12
8
125
22% Mar 30
100
23
8
21
14% Jan
23
May 4
53% Aug 17
Jun
;
7%
Aldens
160
148
14
Jan
*66%
40%
*108%
70
PRICES
Aug. 22
40 Va
109%
.-.*67
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—
1Q
Alco Products Inc common——1
> 10% Mayl 7
19
14
Sep
16
88% Jan
Jun
0
6
Nov
31-
6
Jan
59%
2.50
—
/ 4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
.
6
125
23
70
102
4% Feb
109
V
2
93 ■:Aug
6
31% May 28
v
30
Oct
Mar 14
19
May 21
103% Aug
22% May
Jun
48% Jun
6
4
82
Inc
Co—
Air Reduction Inc common
2
Aug
23% Feb
18
> 33 %
Sep 23
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
60%
50
5%%
Jun
Jan
88
16
Jan
Apr
160%
6
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov
63% Jun
..
7
July 22
60V4
41
SALE
-Wednesday
13
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
23% Mar 22
12
14% Jun
6
25% Dec 30
.
12%
Aeroquip Corp
117% Jan
23
112
122% July
•40
Jun
30
20% Aug 26
20
13
Corp——1_——No par
Admiral
•
8
7 % Jan
134
Nov'll
117
7
93
6
3
'
104
Stores
4
163'
May 24
81
i
July 12
Jun
12%
25
common-
Co
3
187
114% July 10
f
*JUtt 24
122
July
19% Jun
••
9
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
6
*108%
1
;
Express
Adams-Millis
July 17
50% Aug
27
7
Steel
15% May
9
170
Jan
Acme
22 % Jan
9
157
80
»
153
40%
100
Inc
HIGH
Aug. 21
•
Dec
18
ACF-Wrigley
Tuesday
Aug. 20
.
5
preferred
Adams
July 30
35% Aug
2
% May
4
32% Jan
4
19
Mar 15
109% Jan
Industries
5%
_
common
preferred.
ACF
Jan
LOW AND
Monday
Par
Vending Corp
20
23% Aug 22
155
2% Nov 29
17% Oct 11-
4%
ABC
29
23
107
28
r
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
67% Jan
65% Jun
23% Sep
35% Sep
>21%
YORK
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
109%. Feb
Aug 25
;
79
7% Mar 23
30
i*b
71
NEW
Highest
^
3
16% .Jan
6
V, 46%
Leweit
48% Jan
28
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
18%
19
84%
100
3,100
61,300
,,
6.25
-No par
*38 %
102
21.80
35%
10
39%
*28%
14
'101
104
20
•101
104
♦101
104
3(V
35%
35%
35
35
34%.
34%
35
35
40/4
29%
37%
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
38 Va
38%
10,800
•28%
29
28%
28%
29
29
•2^%
29 Va
300
102
105
2,800
13
.Chronicle.A. Monday, August 27, 1956
The Commercial and Financial
14
(830)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
*
LOW AND
STOCKS
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36
Oct
36
May 12
55% Dec
4
6% Jan
3
43% Feb 14
31% July 5
6
4y« May 19
11
24% May
3
Jan. I
Highest
Range Sine*
Tear 1955
35% Jun
28
23
39% Apr
8
9
67
Dec
15
15% Feb
29% Jan
18
96 % Aug 30
28
19
94
Jan
3
9% Teb
24
7
35 % Apr
18
19% Sep
22
29
Mar 15
34
Nov
17
28
6
17
Jun
17
23% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
6% Jun
14
26% Mar 14
8
62% Feb
1
121% Jan
18
Jun~15 i
27% Dec
Oct
30
96% Oct
101
13
13
41% Oct 10
34% May 17
96% Sep 15
137
8
*
17% Feb
22% Jun
8
54
5%
,
1
Atlas
A
49% Feb
197/a
20,300
32 %
33%
31%
32 Va
30%
31 Va
95
95
94'/a
94 Va
20%
19%
19 Va
5%
5%
3^"/4
33
-
96
'95
'94
96
20%
*19%
20%
5%
5%
5%
5/a
5 '/a
29%
*19%
'
1-%
17%
17%
30
29%
29
Corp—
*
70%
50
152%
153 Va
30%
•
*
55 Va
54%
*11
96 V
55
33%
30%
12,500
53%
53%
2,200
11%
11%
11%
800
♦29%
29%
29%
29%
2,200
96
96 A
96
96
54 Va
54%
4,000
44%
45 Va
22,300
94%
94 Va
430
9%
26,700
46
-43 %
44%
-.'44%.
93%
93%
93%
93%
94 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
87%
9%
9%
•2.25 conv
*17
"17%
•17
25%
27%
Ainer—5
26%
5%
5%
•41 Va
42%
V
'26%
26%
v
86%
1,900
10 Va
1,700
A
17%
10
*17
26%
26%
26%
1,400
5%
5%
5%
5%
41%
>41%
•41'A
41%
8,100
26%
5%
*40 Va
41%
5%.
53/a
41
9%
17%
,
17
86
85%
*9%
*17
17 Va
9%
17
17:
:
85%
10 Va
♦17;
17%
26%
;
A
9%
x9%
86.
9%
93%
93%
Xl7
17 Va
*85
"
9%
9Va
(The) common
3
preferred
No par
Canteen Co. of
86
85%
'
.No par
($1.20)
prior pref
Automatic
>17%:
87%
•17 Va
16% .16%
17 Va
20
No par
common..
120
53%
45%
93%
.l—.
y
44 Va
45
10
>11
52%
—100
common.
series B
3,000
153
152
547/a
V
53
8,300
54%
96
95%
96
53%
50
73%
*71 %
30%
11
11
97
55%
No par
3,700
10a
*104
152%
'54
29'A '29 Va
55%
•95
100
«,
RRl
'
11%
29%
29%
30%
30%
9,900
70%
30 Va
54
.55
3,900
"
30%
30%
U %
1,100
>
30 ;;
152%
30%
55 %
60
100
1,800
;
70%
152%
152
151%
29%
—:
70%
30%
11%
Line
'
150%
31
55%
.
,
105
*104
103 Va
70Va'
;
30 Va
30
>
30%
103%
y.-'
69%* : 70
70%
10
Co
105
104 .'
105;
30%
30%
30
'-31%
30%
105
100
6,300
■
29 /a
30
17% >18
V
/a
1,200
29%
17%
29%
29%
Nichols
v
29%
18
29%
10
Powder
30
30
29%
29%
Electric Co com._6.50
$3.75
-
6
*5%
23%
29%
29%
Avco Mfg Corp
24
14,600
19%
.
>17%
-
Refining
Conv
27
65%
18%
44%
Austin
.: 27 ya Mar 16
7% Feb 24
9
41".. July
1
65
19
—1
cumulative preferred——20
9
Aug
21
64%
18%
.
20%
Atlas Corp
-
5% July 16
18
Mar 30
8% Apr
Oct 20
91
19
27% Dec 22
16
5% Oct 26
42
11% Jan
16 Va Jan
Jan
18
Mar 21
19
18% Jun
13
9 % Aug 20
20%
64
19
.
5'%
—__50
Preferred
20
10% May 28
21
64 Va
18%
Z—10
Coast
Atlantic
99% Feb
5
16% Aug 17
4
11
14% Jan
July 18
16 % Nov
47% Aug 14
9
Aug
9% July
21
63%
19%
30
Goods
preferred
5
35% Jan
61% Feb
9
4%
21%
63%
18%
-18
preferred _....
Atlantic
63% May
21%
b2%
♦19%
—1
Atlantic City
Feb 27
101
27
93
3
2i% 1. 21%
17'/#
common
9
43% Jan
1
10
30 % Mar 13
33
29 /a
'
New
11% Aug
8
33
'19%
2.50
Preferred
20
8
95% Aug 22
9
20
Dec
61% Jan
Aug
11
'
68
■
33
1
____
New
•'
32 Va
5
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
rCv Common
;
Apr 23
33% July 25
53% Aug 24
\
47% Mar 14
173
23
Aug 21
32%
-1
Associates Investment
27% Jun
3
59 % Mar
40% Sep
Jan
30%
32 Va
33%
preferred
5.25%
32 Va
series.-No par
2nd preferred $1.50
Dry
32 Va
96'/a
Common
3
110% Jan
5
70 y2 Aug 20
38
6•»%
*
37%
21%
64
38
19%
Inc——;
2,900
37%
33%
Ashland Oil & Refining com.
3,9uu
37%
96%
Corp^
Inc—
200
-
37%
5
Co
Carpet
Industries
Arvin
Jan
35
Jan 23
Mar 17
101 % Apr
13
30% Mar 29
55
Aug 11
62
Artloom
4%
3s
34
21%
•
102
„
58
Constable
Arnold
6
•*4%
4%
*4%
37-/a
_1
No par
preferred
•3.75
Mar 29
20
Shares
-
38
'"33
5
1
10
Corp
Associated
Nor 30
162
37%
Armstrong Cork Co common
31% Mar 15
16
Apr 20
,
No par
Corp
Armour <fc Co of Illinois
2
Jan
8% Jan
1,
11
29% Feb
37% Sep
8
113
Aug 15
69
May 27
s
104% Feb
26% Jun
/15% Jan 11
27% Jan 10
Aug. 24 '
Aug. 23
4%
*4%
-4%
*4%
4%
4V2
Steel
Armco
2
May
22
24
5 % Jun 14
Aug. 22
the Week
xFridav
Thursday
VVeanesday
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
5
Inc
Argus Cameras Inc
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
Apr v-2
18 % May
12% Jan
24
Aug
Oil
Argo
5
6
2
27% Mar
46% Feb
102 % Apr
6
Par
8alea for
PRICES
HIGH 8ALE
Tuesday
Monday.
'
Co
W Products
Archer-Daniels-Midland
9.
20% Jun
11
13% Jan
26% Oct
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
41 % Apr
27% Jan
NEW
„
A F
6% Mar 19
18
/ Jan
v
24,900
6
400
41%
B
30% Jan
99
-
113% May
f
>■
1
75% Nov 23
45
July 14
64% Jan
Jan
30
5
12
53% Sep
18
35% Jan
Jan
105
14
Jun
32% Jun
48% Nov
26
45
1
27
82% Jun
14
"4%%
Jun
12
May 28
54% Jan
9
Bath
21
19% Jan
6
56% July 16
Jan
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
40
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
103% Jun
13
107J/a May
104
Apr
27
106 % Jan
20
22 % Mar
18% May 28
25% Jan 23
7"37% Jan
9
i
14
38% Dec
2
1
24
Nov
18
29% Dec
30
85
Jan
11
96
20% Sep
26
30
Jan
3
49
"
'
9
8
Beck
Instruments. Inc
Beckman
91% Aug
Shoe
4%%
($ S)
38
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
22"
8
Oct
14
15
14
Feb
6
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
14
9
Bell
&
94% July
45% May
63
8
18% Jan
30
22 Va Aug
3
10
Beneficial
Dec
12
1% Jan
6
2% Feb
24
Benguet
Jan
30
31"
: 33% Apr 17
23
53% Jun
77% Aug
101% Jan
6
169% Dec
9
172
9
156
Jan
18
11
40
7
13% Jan
Sep
Dec
Aug 17
31
25
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
20%
Mar~15~
25
Aug 23
12
Dec
9% Jan
11
Jan
50
Aug 24
23
46% July 17
32 Va May 11
Bliss
28
34% Jun
42
13
25
3
22
.7
3
12
Mar
Aug
BUss
9
W) Co
& Laughlin
3
1
20% May
14% July
6
ll
Aug 20
17
58
64
38% Jan
15
89
53% Jan
6
16
53
Aug 22
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
17
Aug
3
28 Va Jan
3
64 % Sep
lg
43 % Mar
1
12% Nov
2
17
Aug 17
Bond
3
Jan
Jan
42
28% Jan 28
Co
Aug 11
32
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
82
6
52
18% Aug35y«Jun
23
6
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
28% Feb
6
16
32 y4 May 25
17% May 17
July 25
14
Aug 16
Feb
10
91% May 22
100
•
25
Nov
31% Feb 23
30
23
July 21
95% July 29
23
Jan
6
30% Oct
37
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
-
Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratum...
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
preferred
Briggs
6
&
Brown
Shoe
Mar
8
(5
(The)
Buffalo
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
40% Jan
5% Feb
23
9
Co
85% Mar
8
8
12% Apr
10
32% Jan
3
105% Aug
3
01% May
3
8% Apr
13
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%%
4%%
preferred
second
Terminal
Butler Bros
preference
7%
participating
California
Callahan
44% Dec
12
37% July
3
43% Jan
3
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
;
26
17% Dec
9
13% Aug 21
17% Jan
3
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
53% Dec
30
16 Va Mar 20
98
Feb
July 11
7
Calumet & Hecla Inc
•4.25
conv
7
61% Aug 15
66
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
28% Aug 16
30% Jun
8
33% Apr
36% Marie
Canadian
59
50
56% Apr
Cannon
For footnotes
Feb 21
see
page 24.
Aug 22
53
53%
53%
53%
6
6
320
11:-
60V3 ,60%
3,500
47 Va
10,500
46%
10
91
*87
53 Va
20
2,700
53 Va
20 %
*46 Va
46%
6,900
1,300
11 Vs
11%
25,000
37 Va
36%
'95
98
35%
36 Va
14%
14%
92
92
142,400
35%
26%
51V4
52 Va
19'A
19 Va
93
93
18%
41%
42 V4
42%
42%
36%
36 Va
36%
37%
36%
*95
98
*S5
35%
36'/a
35%
14%
14%
14%
92
91%
91%
91%
*45%
46%
*45%
36
36%
37%
37
26
257/a
25%
25%
51%
50
50%
50 %
35%
x26
49%
46%
14%
93
36 Va
14%
91%
46
25%
19 Va
19
19%
93
93
32 Va
32%
33 Va
34
*20%
21
13%
12%
69'A
69 %
68
69 %
69 Va
65
65
76%
76%
76
76
42
42 Va
41%
42%
16'%
16%
*16
23%
13%
16%
24
13
68%
*63
*76
41%
.*16
:
■
19 Va
*93
*
800
5,700
19%
10,900
700
94
33
32%
33%
34%
34 %
34%
21
21
21
21
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
68 V*
2,100
6,700
32%
*32%
600
5,900
52
93
13%
2,000
1
26
51%
19 Va
21
14%
91%
46
51%
92%
33%
91%
25%
19 %
32%
14 Va
*45'A
6,700
6,200
36
37%
93%
32%
35%
98
38%
19
20%
*95
37%
*93
32%
24%
37
14 Va
34 Va
23%
5,300
18%
13 %
.
5,500
18%
42'/a
21 Va
*65
2,000
18%
21
32%
5,000
18%
41%
•36%
33%
32%
46%
52%
18%
35%
*45%
26%
46%
*51%
"
35%
*91
35%'
*51%
900
29,700
A
750
68%
♦68%
69
68
68
*63
69
*63
76
76%
110
*76
78
42%
43%
26,900
78
41%
42%
*16
16'A
42 %
16%
*16
20
69
16 Va
100
23%
23%
23%
4,500
24 %
23%
23%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,000
11 Va
3,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
29
29%
28
28%
29 %
28%
29%
29 %
28%
29%
99
99
640
99'A
98%
98%
99
98
99 Va
99
98'A
45
1,600
44%
44%
45
44%
45
44%
45%
45
45%
6%
6%
6
14
6%
6
,
6'/a
14
13%
5%
5%
5%
5%
37%
38 Va
31%
5%
1
1.80
5%
38 Va
38%
37%
38'A
14%
13%
14
13%
14 Va
14
90%
90 Va
100
25
..No par
*90%
92
*90%
92
63
*61 Va
*61 Va
*61%
63
63
*28%
29
*28%
29
35%
50 Va
13%
13%
5%
No par
5%
13%
13%
No par
Mills
42
*95
Ry Co
Ry
.
99
43 Va
37%
Caradlan Breweries Ltd
Pacific
r
5
' v"
%
■
46
52%
42 %.
com__1.66%
preferred
Canada Southern
11 Va
5,100
3,200
11
11
90
*87
91
*87
5
14
64% Feb
53%
;•
54
1,340
15 Va
1
Zinc-Lead
14% Sep
91% Jan
13
89
53%
91
17%
S
Packing Corp
37% Oct
57% Jan
89
f-r
19
—3
No par
preferred
10<*
17
28% Mar 14
47
47%
42%
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
7% Jan
25% Jan 10
yy: 46
47 V4
114-\
"v
28%
15
.
60'A
46 V*
18 Va
15
-
-
9
12
597/a
46%
19
1
Co
5% Aug
Jun
11
60
46
18%'
100
100
5
11
89
11
59%
52
100
11 y8 Apr
July 15
11
52 Va
—1
;
—
6
100
15 Va
61
52%
5
15
17
15
15 Va
15
v
■;>■;•.
23
16%
29%
17
2,100
28
28%
27%
17
'
60
r%
1
Inc
6% Nov
20
27%
*28%
f
■■>>11
45 ya
10
Co
Watch
10% Jan
12% Jan
15 Va
-
17%
400
64,000
53%
'
5
Co
Forge
Bullard
Bulova
5
46% July 28
29
■>17.,.
%
No par
31% Jan
7
28 Va
17%
28 >v
3,700
41
52%
-
11%
__i
Co
Co common
22% Feb 17
2% May 17
28%
17
46%
15
preferred
Bush
23% Jan
28 Va
28 V4
45%
i
Burroughs Corp
8
27%
29%
>"■%■
No par
1
Inc
Co
'9
Aug 15
28%
52%
61%
11%
100
Union Gas
Bigelow
1
Brooklyn
Brown
28
9% Jan 23
52%
53%
50
3.50
3
2.50
preferred
4% %
9
6
16% Jan
98
51 Va
52
44% Jun
25% May
51 Va
51 Vs
27 %
y
9,600
28 Va
28%
46%
10
4
•
6,100
40 Va
40%%;; >♦40%
*40
45%
15
3
40%
52
75
July 17
28% Jan 23
12% Aug 26
40V4
28%
28 »A
40,%
50
28%
.
52%
Aug 21
36 y4 Feb
: 28 Va
40%
800
5,000
78
48%
39 Va
46%
3
103% Jan
281/4
27,600
A-39%
48 Va
38%
46
19
26
•75
11 Va
77% Feb
11
>.,47
39%
5
—A
—;
81% Jan
11
48
38%
"
*40
53%
2.50
Rights
16% Jan
Oct
46%
38%
77
1,700
14%
*75
;w
15 Va
*89
25
Bridgeport Brass Co common
Aug 21
8% Oct
.78
48%
73
11%
68
99% Jan
24
156
14%
14%
15
46%
Budd
31
156
14%-
11
3
Apr
157
♦155 Va
14%
17 Va
14%
22
1
157 Ya
14
61
95 y4 Jun
26
157%
•
46%
54%
17
21% Jan
22
163
46
12% Aug 21
Apr
19% July
161%
20
8
92
162%
11 Va
1
34 % Jun
161
46
23
3
12,100
19%
38% July 30
6
71%
70%
11%
36% July 17
Mar 18
900
70
70 JA
45%
1
15
48%
19%
22
76% Jan
48%
"
11 Va
13
22% Jan
14%
-'"27%
28 Va'
17 Va May 28
65
19,200
43%
.48%
■
162 %
28%
-
♦28%
91% Jan 25
22
13,800
1%
32 >
*75
*74Va
49 y4
No par
5
27
21%
1%
32 Va
74
70%
8,400
31%
V
1%
32 V4
■
48%
1&3>8
158%
"39 Va
No par
23
♦
52%
21
21%
102 V4
45%
Feb
30
51%
52
1%
48%
'
74
13%
v
-
53%
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie Co
38 % Jan
51%
21
1%
37
•77
40%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
25
■
28%
39% July 5
26% July 19
56% July 18
25% Jan 23
<
32
162%
RR—-
Maine
52
1%
10
97
•93%
19%
30% Feb
Sep
66
11%
20 Va Jun
Jun
*837/a
45%
6
2iy4 Aug
92»/a Mar
1,500
*40 >A
19%
11
80
40 Va
19 Va
21
12
6,100.
40%
40%
45 Va
25% Sep
Dec
1,200
24
46%
47% Feb
Mar 15
8,700
11 Va
23%
20 Va
29% Jan
78
•'■:•'■
46
21
16
23
,
19%
21% Dec
71
28%
23 Va
11%
V
40
11%
23
28 Va
100
27% Aug 17
20
♦39
40 V2
28 Va
100
Feb 29
103% Jan
&
49
158
■■:
14%
38%
.100
Co
preferred
Branlff Airways Inc..
39% July 25
14
36'/a Feb
Dec
-40%
450
5%
46 % July 31
95
43
4,200
Common
8
.
25% Jun
33
26%
3
58
May
24% Apr
6
Edison
"When issued"
20% Jan
90
;
3
3
Aug
25
111.-
90
26%
f
:
26%
21%
51%
159%
165 Va
48%
15
—5
preferred
3 Va %
1
Aug
7
54% May 10
6
24% Jan
34% May
3,600
97
21
*31%
viV 73
158
1
1.25
;
(The)
Boston
14% Jan 31
..
7
Aug
100% Apr
95
Jan
19
56% July 20
24
May 10
35%
40%
*93%
1%
,
*48 Va
i
>74%
•75
5
Borg-Warner Corp common
5
10
29% Jan
61% Jan
11 y« Aug 21
% Aug
19
7,300
35%
*11%
'
.14%
..No par
Inc...
Stores
Borden
43-
..
163 %
No par
Boston
18% Mar 28
new—
A
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
12
57% Mar 19
49 % Dec
Co
.
131%
158
1
2.50
.—5
Class B
1
50% Apr
98 Va Feb
29
61% Oct
23'A
18%
35'A
V#
*39
11%
21%
v;".V 1%
j'32%
31%
7.4
10
& Brass Corp
Bon Ami Co class
12% Mar 16
May 29
Inc..
Airplane
Boeing
Bohn Aluminum
1
61% Sep
Mar 14
140 %
28 Va
51%
21 Va
1%
48%
1
Ml'g Co
(E
54% Aug 15
Va July 10
48% Apr
38
95%
50%
22
.
(Deluware)
Co
29% Apr
34% May
45=% July 25
23% May 28
100 % Nov
95 % Sep
-i
18%
90
*89
> '26
"l6
18%
35'A
if
26%
22%
40
95 V4
;
52%
1%
1
Decker
&
30
12
43% Nov 29
Black
25% Jan
19% Jun
105
■%
40
39%
1,700
140
105
'
97
21%
pld series of 1951—100
4%%
84
28% Jan
11% Jun
30.
—
4
66% May
*
14
Dec
&
Blaw-Knox
Jan
20
40 Va
52%
*52
11%
23%
22%
23%
1,700
*125
27%
11%
51%
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coin.5
13
10
32% Feb
31% Sep 29
3
39% Jan
8
15%-Mar 14
61
Nov
38
*39
27%
11%
6
Consolidated Inc.—1 peso *
Co—
i
-1 *
14
33% Jun
40%
27%
•.
3,700
16%
53
"
11%
48%
16%
lu5%
18%
90
■■i
50
46
:
140
35%
26
28
*93%
Gypsum Co (wi)
1— 1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com__No par
7
16% Jan
8
74% Jun 29
22
Mar
24
172% Feo
Aug 24
13 y8 Jun
16
85% Sep 15
33% Oct
34%
90
2|%
i
43
40
Bestwall
168% July 31
140% May 28
6
Nov
35%
'
26 Va
>40%
A-
—4
Co
Finance
Best Foods
9
158% Sep
18
Best
22
1
44% Jan
1
May
Bendlx Aviation
48% Jun
56% July
*90
27 Va
45
16 Va
*luo
V2
91
34 Va
(
91 Va
.
23%
100
preferred
.
11%
10
common
.
27
1,000
53
18%
18%
18%
27%
1
1
Co
100
41
"
50
Corp..—10
Corp
Howell
4%%
30
Savers
*1oj
v18%
36 Va
36
*90
loo Va
1,500
•125
140
*
18%
'>■•■'■
54 >
52%
*125
45%
77%
30
'"V
-
64% Aug
74
Jan
101
5
RR__
Life
,
——1
Beiding-Hemlnway
28% Feb
35% July 25
7
Jan
43
11% Jun
Creek
Beech-Nut
7
2
Mar 14
30
Beech
14
59 Va Mar
Apr 22
1
4
28% Aug 22
22% Feb
19% Sep 26
;
9
47% Jan
6
20
42%, Apr 15
101
Apr 18
96% Mar
45
Feb
;
25
16
28 % Aug
40% Aug 21
July 11 i
Oct 14
17% Jan
28
Nov
12
19% May 25
26% Aug
40
„
'r
17
*16 Va
16%
52
43
16%
A
140
xOo
43
46
700
77
30
45%
45
45%
60
1,700
30
76%
30
*43 Va
•"!
50
28,200
*43
76%
*29%
29%'
60
*58%
y-
77%
52
106'/a
18%
100
pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp—
60
77%
390
64
60
*59
5,400
49%
64
63%
9,900
26,500
98
49%
■
-
14%;
98 y ;
63 Va
*125
52Va
145
*lo5
2.50
1
16Va
16 V2
16%
*51 Va
'
97
63%
"
46%
•
106 Va
.
49%
"
*130
106 Va
97
48%
•44%
45%
•
106 Va
106 Va
x63
60%
■'
29%
*43
46 Va
34%
49%
48%
77%.
76%
44 Va
46%
34%
34 Va
4,600
6%
41%
•14%
>:-
98
*96 Va
64%
59 Va
29%
> *43
100
.100
preferred
'•
79%
A *29%
No par
Inc
Mills
38% Aug
May 17
88
Mar 18
4 Va %
62 %
6%
41%
14%
34%:
34%
49%
64%
.65 Vst
61%
•79
Co common—__12.b0
conv
Beaunlt
65 Va
>;
A
107 Va
981 >
48%
50
prior
pref erred
3%%
134% July 13
*
34%
107 Va
108
*96%
V:
51
49%
—10
Corp..
Inci
Cigars
Beatrice Foods
98 Va
*96 Va
6%
41'/a
14%
14%
34%
34'/a
*106%
6%
41%
6%
41 y4
14 Va
-! V 13%
,
106 Va
106%
1
common
Works
Iron
14%
10
10
preferred
Bayuk
17
16 y8 Aug
44
6
Jan
43
Brothexs
Barker
31% July 24
20% Jan 23
<pt>—No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR_
Barber Oil Corp
63% July 25
19
39
19
May 10
68% Jan
9
Jan
Apr
Gas
preferred series B
4%%
6%
40%
14 V4
40
,
34% ,"34%
__1UQ
4% preferred series C
,--100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4%
noncumulative preierred__100
53
Sep
'
19% Nov 23
14% Jan
Baltimore
13
60
& Elec
7
42%-
14%,
13
Corp;
2
105
42 % Jan
Baldwln-Llma-Hainllton
12
6%
41%
6%
6%
6%
42 >
9
Feb
96% Aug 15
41% Feb
(The)
Wilcox
35% Feb
113
Sep
19
15
72% Mar 29
33% Jan
1
Aug 15
62% May 28
•
4
13
66% Jan
15 % Jan
38% Mar
16% Jan
8
106
Babcock <te
1
luc
Co
T)
(B
Babbitt
7% July 12
<
45 ya July 18
11% Jun?
35% Aug 12
Mar 31
109
•<..
35% May 2i
24 % Mar 30
6
10
11% Jan
6% May 22
8% Feb 10
S% Aug 18
6
14%
6
38%
*5%
13%
5%
37%
8,300
6
14%
4,200
15,500
6
37%
3,600
8,800
14
14
*90
92
♦90
92
♦61 Va
63
*61 y8
63
*28%
29
13%
14 Vs
*27%
28%
28%
23%
35'A
35%
35 Va
35%
35
35%
35 Va
36 Va
50
50%
50%
*50 Va
50 Va
50
50 Va
50 Va
Va
35%
51
30
166
37,600
500
olume 184" Number 5563
...
The Commercial ajid
Financial Chronicle
(831)
.
NEW YORK
22% Jan
Lowest
42% Dec
7
30 % Mar 14
38% Sep
21
25% Oct
36 % Apr
6
112
Jan
23
10
11
121
Nov
41% Feb
31% Jan
23
45 % Aug
23
25
29 % Mar 20
Jun
108'% Aug 23
3
23
Jan
•
23
40% Feb
48% Oct
49 % Aug
53% Mar
16
17 % May 16
2
13% Nov
116
Dec
114% Nov
127% Aug'
61% Dec
12
105 % May
26'A Jan
10
130
29
21
83
27
37% Dec
18% Jan
18% Dec
26
7% Jan
Jan
31
5
Jun
5
bo% Jail
23
;
23
108
119
Feb
27
75
-Jan
13
14
47"% May
14
7
112
Feb
9
Jun
46
26
19
/
6
51% Jan
16
30% Sep
6
22
36% Dec
22
4
13% Jun
4
V2 Jan
6
20 ;• Apr
23% Mar 14
29% Jun
Dec
10
5% c»n
57% Nov
43k
Aug
9
July 27
Central
'
35
110
25 Va
25 %
3,300
26%
23
14
2
/Cerro
Aug 17
8
r
56%
60 Va
48
48
24%
24 %
108%
10
15%
108%
108 'A
Co
of
Cessna
108 Va
.67%
67'A
41%
40'A
41%
19 (-%■.
*18%a 19 :■'<
17%
*17%
9%
17%
51
49%
87
86
50%
86
'
9%
10
•':'
51
*86
Chadbourn
16'A
16%
59%
.
59%
16%
:
♦100
10
32
32%
40
40 y8
39%
39'/a
.15%
9%
9 %
61
8,200
60 »/2
*47
48
24
*24
24%
600
13%
12,100
106%
1061/a
13%
1061/a
90%
9,100
89
15% :, "
'
106 »/8
90 VB
102
15%
..
v
108%
671/4
13%
90%
*100
*100
15%
40"%
.5,200
19%
17%
'■
9%
50
16 Va
•
;
19
-
17%
9%
<19
17%
9%
50
9%
49%
*48%
'
*86
16
16%
59%
59%
1,700
2,700
1,400
"
*86
87
16%-
601/2
400
17%
9%
49%
r.
.87
60
87
16%
100
16%
*59
12,700
1,000
6O1/4
38%
102
♦14
,
'.. - 9%
■v
5
100
101
*100
■
102
50
.3,100
40%
*18%
9%,
J
,67%
40%
17%
so v
15,500
109
40%
:;
67%
18%
*86
15%
*108%
67%
17%
;
220
102
15%
1081/4-
120
67%
7o-va
37 Va
61
18%'
9%
69 VB
3,400
'
'
16%
59%
59%
3,900
55%
48
>
40'A ;.'40y8
■
9%
50
Service
100
r
100
*100
102
230
31%
31%
31%
-
31%
31%
31%
32
38%
39
38%'
32%
1,900
38%
381/4
38%
38%
38%
39%
*38
383/4
3,000
38%
*37%
38%
*14%
15%
1,600
*14% <15%
*14%
.
10%
*37%
38%
15%
15%
15%
*9%
10
10
10
600
69
*9%
70%
70
70
6,400
,
100
71
1
14
,13%
13%
13%
12%
13
39
1
Inc
38%
13%
Co
72
38
:
1
Chain Belt Co
Gotham
:
.1
25%
55%
13%
108%
•
25%
55»/2
24
897/8
15%
108'/a
17%
/,/
15%
•
100
Corp__
Aircraft
3
8
15%
67%,
♦108
130
25 %
*47
102
67%
O
•,-
v
».'/•■■■
108
89%
*100
18%-
No par'
J—
*106%
i.
41%
1
N
13%
67%.
6
-L,
24%
'
90%
102
109
60%
48 V
13%
107%
88%
♦100
.."15%
1
com
107%
102
No par
10,100
55
\
61
24
'
13 Va
*108
25
54%
-
48
Z
24
13%
92%.
♦100
48%
24
:*
109%
90%
100
*48
-
13%.
25%
108%
^26
x54 %
_100
Public
Pasco
75% May
25%
61'/a
■13%
com
Sugar
Co
4% Jan
:
9
26
25%
108%
109
56
&
de
25%
25%
109
60%
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Ex-distribution
40% Aug 24
28
3 '/a May
54% Jan
S
25%
111
58
South/West Corp :
5
Central Violeta Sugar Co
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
No par
38% Aug 20
I
RR
25%
♦109
61%
1
common.
Light
Illinois
25%
*
26%
'
14'A Mar 7
77% July 19
30
Aug
Central
July 24
r
16% Apr
8
July 20
22% Jan
•
7,400
110
20
preferred
Central
41 %
9
18
43 Va
50
—
Illinois
4%%
10
56% Jan
21
7
1
23
27% Feb
Oct
Feb-
23
j 12
4
113
33% Jan
15
31%
42%
,
/Central
33% Jan
30
43% Jan
Aug 14
27% Jan
17% July 21
66
31%'
43%
of Georgia Ry com
No par
preferred series B__
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec..No
par
17% Mar 22
61
<
Aug 21
40 % Dec
-
31%
42%
5%
100
*
301A
43%
57%
Foundry Co
Central
30%
42%
preferred series A-100
Aguirre
Central
13
12
7
8
12 % Mar 16
57% Apr
86 % Jun
Mar 14
13% Oct
Central
2
15% Jan
26
Mar 11
37% Mar 14
4
30%
43
100
preferred
9
Jan
18
18% Jan
r
5%
Feb
■
24
29% Jan
22
Jun
30%
42 Vb
_/___12.50
preferred
conv
Shares
29%
44%
2b
60%
Celotex Corp common
81% Feb
21
•
20
2nd
4%%
the Week
31%
5
,
•
Friday
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
26
10
common./
preferred
/V 7%
3
Sales far
Thursday
43 Va
Ohio
&
Preferred 4.20%
/..a.
Celanese Corp of Ainer
:
PRICES
Aug. 22
30%
10
Steel
Corp
Caterpillar Tractor
3
25
July 11
17/
Apr
1%
5
-
Feb
34
25
Apr
55% Sep
Jan
21 % Jan
8
18% Apr
18
9
65 -C Jun
•»
:
95% July 18
104
Aug 15
<>Jun
15
1
119'A Jan
Co
,4 % %
preferred
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common--
16
18% Jan
Carrier
SALK
Wednesday
Aug. 21
5
Co-
Mfg
Ry_100 i
Power & Light^_^__No
par
Carpenter
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 20
Par
1
Clinchfield
Carolina
AND
Monday
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
Carolina
2
24 % Aug
101
5
69% May 25:
95% Nov 14
3
45% Jan
7
14
9
3 *
27% Apr
19
Jan
100% Jun
3
Carey
9
11% May 28
20
11% Nov 30
6
108
4/y2 Aug
T 20%
22
18
(/ 14%
1
19% Apr 27
29
37% Jan
•79% Jan
;
July 20
July 26 >
72% Dec
27
Jan
2
Mar
Airlines
RECORD
LOW
YORK
Carborundum
17
59% Aug
3
62% May 16
53 % Jan 26
29
52% Mar
23% July
7-'
19% Dec 19 -
•45
May 16
102% Feb
8
19% Nov
18*
64% Feb
18
121
<
Capital
1
STOCK
(■•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
29% Aug 21
22
26% Jan
Mar 15
NEW
"
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
6
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
STOCK
i:
Bange for Previous
.15
39%
38%
38%
38%
387/a
38%
38%
38%
3%
3'A
40%
3%
7,100
31/4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4,100
67%
671/2
67%
*67%
68%
900
3%
10
68
68
66
Va
19,100
Xl3
*67
12
68
3A
13
V
4a,900
Champion Paper & Fibre Co40
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
68
Feb
16
6% Jan
9% Feb
5
Aug 21
45
99
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
Aug 21
108
25
10 % Mar 23
Feb
8
36
42% Jan
6
93% Jan
17
21% Jan
28
18
53% Jan
96% Jan
14
27% Mar 25
36 % Mar 25
21
8
'
18
26
27.
Dec
9
23 % Mar
18
44% Dec
5
37
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
15% Jan
,
Jan
6
29% Jun 22
45% Feb
16; V 74% Sep
14% Jan
21
30% Jan
13
39% Jan
42% Dec
9% Feb
30 % Dec
<48
6
Dec
53%. Mar
;
1
46% Feb
44%.Jan
30
14
10%.Jan
20% Feb
7
51% Feb
9
69%
60
1
87
30
59
37 % Aug 21
Aug 29
16
Jun
29% July 15
25% Apr 25.
95
Aug 23
4
,
36% Dec
30
37'A Dec
30
37% Jan
3
,
42'/2 Aug 23
50% Feb
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3
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16
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1
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30
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Aircraft
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Chemway Corp
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50
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16
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22% Feb
1
Jan
Jan
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19
29
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17
Feb
,
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4
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20
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3
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100
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9
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7
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11
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28
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17
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14
18
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28
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11
24% Jan
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1
6
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5
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3
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10
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14
11
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1
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11
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53% Nov
112
Mar
109% Juh
104
Dec
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Jan
101% Mar
27% Jan
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6
80
July
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28
98% Aug
14
7
72% Feb
28
1
109 V2 Feb
1
$4.52
$4.16 preferred
4
95
Jun
22
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105% Jan
10
99
Jun
104
Jan
11
4%
6
41% Sep
8
30
July 24
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109
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5
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39'A Feb
26
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20
10
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30
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59
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20%
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preferred
preferred
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.
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103% Aug 20
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59
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112
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9
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Coppermines
Edison
Container
61
10
34% Jan
23
1
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10
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49% Mar 22
27% May 28
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17
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24
36% Jan
Nast. Publishing
.
115
88%
49%
20%
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12
18% Feb
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11
44 Va Jan
19
Engineering
37
5
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31%
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22% Jan
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16%
31%
31%
common
Carbon
Mills
Cone
14
7
31% Oct
Conde
8% Mar 16
18
16%
17%
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15% Jan
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Pictures
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Mar 20
88'.
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130
52%
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88
.1
*' -V •./.
43%
43%
*107
,
.
52%
.
._
16%
89%
30%
Commercial .Credit.Co—
13 .:
23% Jan
6
$4.25
Columbian
.113%
3
*128%
"
31% <
2.50
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec___5
21%
6% Aug
9
14% Jun 20
••
.
53%:
No par
Combustion
17% Jun
•39% May-28
System—
2.50
30% July 17
54
8
Broadcasting
pfd—100 1
B
Columbia
«.'■•
16%
*48%
Columbia Gas System Ine
"
',..-*88
...
-
,.,-31%
36% Mar 22
45% May 24
9
47% Jan
Jun
8
t *875
50
com.__a.lQQ
Southern R.y
A
Class
3
52% Jun
Class
r
17% Aug 16
May 27
44% Oct 11
77
:
Columbia
32% Aug 15
31
113
T
130"
>115..:.
: *107
*875
preferred series B
5%%
.
44<
115
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
,
43%
*128%
130
..
74
*27/a
3
113%* 114
1st pld—^.-100
21
44%
/
72%
74%
*2%
•,
*128%
Co
17% Jan
:
43%
72%
76%
"3
*107
par»^
com____i__10
v $3.50 preferred:
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
_No par
Colgate-Palmolive
-74%
/. 3
No par
„/:__l___™_100
prefeiTed
.cumulative'2nd preferred_100
2. 5Coca-Cola Co (The>__^
,No par
Coca-Cola
62% Jan
,
1%^
'.. '
13 ':<*•• 4%
/—
52% Aug *6
1
Corp
■
,
•
.
s
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i
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
16
Monday, August 27, 1956
...
(832)
Range for Prevloos
Year 1955
May 12
10
Jan
14% Feb
2
8% Dec
18
48% Apr
14
F^y8 Jan
6
29
July 19
54
Mar 14
£8% Apr
9
11
Apr
12
Jan
26
102
26
Oct
28
30% May
28
25
5
Jan
7
2
Jan
6
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
95% Jan
24
47
21
70
Mar 20
32% May
26
52
31
65% May
7a Apr
5
Jan
19
94 7a Jun
20
9
Aug
353/s Jan
237a July 31
19
16
6% Jan
3
3
May 29
33
Apr
30
May
107
Sep 27
5
12% Nov
9
577a Dec
7
Feb
2
733/4 Apr 26
Z52% May 23
6
6
27
95
Jan
4
:
91
93
Mar
17
55
Feb
Nov
Sep
447a Jan
20
18
20
2074 Jun
2574 Mar
Nov
41
5
April
43% Jan 31
26
21
50
4274
4274
423/4
Delaware Lack
27
Delaware
July 25
3
Light Co
Detroit Edison
Rights
15
,
9
17%
3674
3674
2
*34%
Co
1
Diana
23
Stores
Dr
9
3
82% July
2493/4 July
2007s Jun
8
237
Apr
5
11472 Aug
2
121% Feb
6
Preferred
997a Jan
3
18
11774 Sep
1
124
Apr
6
12
94% Aug 11
101
Apr
12
92
Aug 21
33
Jan
20
5372 Apr
22
43% Apr 25
48 3/4 Aug 17
53
Feb
18
473/4 Aug 17
52 % Jan
18
5172 July 22
507j Aug
9
517a Sep 28
55
Nov
4
49
54
Feb
29
537a Mar 30
49
52 7a Jan
12
4.10%
54
Feb
24
$2.10
*. 1
Feb
.v 50
27
6
53 7a Mar
Apr 20
7a May 18
Nov
9
4974 Apr
25
17 7e Nov
17
14% Jun
5
17% Jan
11
17
54
14
Jan
27
Jan
6
357i Jan
6
58
Jan
6
327a Jun 21
213/4 jan
18
347a Dec
753/4 Jan
23
2
367s Feb
17
473/a Apr
23
43 % Feb
14
5774 Aug
267? Feb
17
29 7s Jan
23
3774 Apr 19
47% Aug
8
1567a Aug 21
Sep 14
15% May 18
107
3574 Mar 14
53
May 27
2374 Feb
Aug
5% Feb
3
3474 Feb
643/4 Apr
12
22
8
30
Jan
3
13
94
Jan
10
18
50
Jan
3
1672 Jan
24
30
33 7s May 28
10
273/4 Feb
Apr
Apr
1037a Apr
2
10
1003A July 17
170
367a Jun
15
3% Nov
23
8
23
227a Feb 25
374 Aug 21
32
Jan
3
106
May 16
21
Mar 15
41% Jan
4% Jan
5
3
14%
14 7a
1474
1474
147a
84%
87%
857a
87
76
77%
767a.
77
87
Kodak
Bros
28
53
Feb
28
47
Apr
12
527a Aug
15
5%
58% Feb
17
447a Feb
10
49
3
5%
conv
Apr
5
Jan
16
2574 Jan
3
307a Oct
20
6
Feb
2
25% Apr
20 7« Jan
4
18
76
Jan
11
6974 Oct
4
35% Dec
July
2772 Jun
8
327s Jun
Jan
5
23
11
92
28% Sep
24% Apr
9
2117a
1157a
114 7a
No par
927a
100
Aug 21
2o% Jan 11
20
877s Oct 31
73
footnotes
July
see
page
Emerson
Radio
Jan
32% Aug
5
9
23% Mar 29
26
86
Feb
66% July 11
24.
23
81% Apr
71
July 18
2
857s
86 ys
13,900
19%
19%
197a
12 / '
73/s
7%
;
477*
77a
.
7%
9,800
21074
14,200
1,400
21074
20974
*115
1153/4
1143/4
1143/4
*91
-927/
93
373,8
37%
3774
*45 7a
4774
*45 Vz
.,.
48%
*47
*47 7a
*517a
400
8,700
37%
4774
483/4
48
52
1,600
11%
*11
■.
*48
48%
433/8
52
52
*51 7a
"26
600
49
*517a
&
52
30
497a
49%
*487*
49 v'2
*48%
497a
*48%
49%
*45
497a
497a
497a
*45
49'%
30
50
15%
15%
1574
157*
153/4
400
15%
It 3,4
*15%
*1574
42 74
4274
41%
41%
40%
42
40%
41%
52
5174
52
513 s
527's
537a
53%
517a
527a
527a
32%
3274
3274
2,300
32 3/4
31%
;——.10
5
31%
32
31%
313/4
46
44%
4574
45
457a
45 7a
45%
7,500
44 3/4
95
94
95
95 74
96
5,830
159
♦156
159
Corp
10
common
2
1
common
46
•/"
9674
;
623/41
&
uonnson
257a
257a
90
40
100
1
*156
*100
105%
.*257*
*88
383/4
*100
'
63 3/4
64
6474
26
*25 7*
26
90
*88
91
38 3/4
39 3/a
*100
105
197a
19%
19
197a
36 Ve
36 3/4
35%
36
3V4
/
3974
105
*1574
*31%
63 %
257a
♦88
42
42
2,200
16,300
*156 7a
159
30
63%
63j/4
64
2,200
2572
2574
26
500
*88
91
39
39
*100
397a
7a
105
*100
91
4,400
3 9 3/4
105
1,500
197a
19%
1974
19%
19 7a
19Va
36
357a
36
35%
36 7e
7,200
35 3/a
37a
37a
20,700
41
407a
40%
5,500
3 3/a
374
3 3/a
37a
3%
3%
3%
10
417a
41 3/s
40%:
417a
40%
41
16
16
16
167a
1,800
167a
15%
167a
167a
16
16 y8
.15
26%
277a
26 7a
13,400
26%
27%
277a
267*
26%
26%
27
.10
Mfg
*47 va
•4778
48
47
47 7a
*47 74
*50%
5174
£0%
50%
*51
55%
5574
55 Va
55%
56
33%
3374
33%
337a
33%
87a
8%
87a
30 3/a
*30%
30%
*307a
33%
337a
337a
337a
33%
33%
33%
937a
*9274
93%
90
3174
317a
3.500
.20 Vz
20%
12,000
5274
5074
55%
56%
54%
4
33%
34%
3374
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
30%
10
31
31
33 7a
33%
*33
•927a
937a
*92
8.50
common
25
100
Corp
3C%
No par
preferred series
RR
A
Co
20 %
100
*68
20%
3074
2074
93%
92
92 7a
*9274
31
31
313/4
317a
20 3/s
20%
20%
2074
347i
8%
*30%
31%
20%
,
7a
12,300
3,100
567a
34 7s
87a
31
900
52
553/4
3%
31
*81
84
*81
83
83
*81
837a
*81
84
*81
50
31
50
48
51%
48
*51%
-_3
Co
40%
48
*47 7a
.50
Phonograph
Erie RR oommon
& Pittsburgh
94
96
15672
!
39
0
1567a
64
*88
(The)
93%
96%
159
=■156
64
v
4734
2.50
common
preferred
5%
86
19%
*11
1
Equitable Gas Co
Erie
21,800
34,100
50
Empire District Electric Co
4%
87%
78%
50
100
Electric
Emerson
98
*51 %
52
4,500
147a
867.
7 77a
507a
Gas
El
20 74 Jan
8
Natural
9
Fnuicutt
48
.50
9
,u
*47
48 74
147s
863/4
*49 7a
preferred.
3
29
48%
*477a
14 7a
7774
*49
:
8
Co
363/4 Aug
31% Aug 14
Paso
4774
*47 Va
47%
*51 Vz
3734
4874
*45%
48%
47%
50
common
2nd
v
*45 Va
11%
*91-
92
377a
.
48%
50
50
50
50
National Watch Co
Co
377< Z. 37%
11%
209
1157*
*91
92%
92
927a
37%
*45 Va '■« ('4
37%
10
100-
11%
2,100
1,300
31%
85%
211
x209 74
115 7a
75
30%
76%
7%
7%
2,200,
59
*72 7a
■
2,300
12,300
85%
11%
i
7%'
*''■
500
2,400
10
1374 Jan
59% Aug
:
209
preferred
3
8
7%.
.
116
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Battery
43 3^ Nov
43
7%
*11
12
*11
12
rZ
:
317a
1174
19:%
215
Electric Storage
477a Dec
27
197a
7%
50
Electric Auto-Lite
Elliott
19
83 7a
19%
2127a
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Elgin
11
82%
Xl97a
*115 7a
4 Vz %
15
21
807s
207a
No par
series
Co
17% Mar 20
Dec
82%
13%
*5874
317*
:
& Co—
Stores Inc
27 7a Aug
16% Feb
79%
817a
*11
1
preferred
Products
14
May 25
21% Jan 20
29
77%
100
17
54 7a Apr
14 Va
207a
/
1
series
$3.50
317s Feb
6
■
8
6
3
75
88%:
8
$4.50
17
31
*72%
87
No par
15% Jan
Jan
75
75
*72
147s
50c
(E I)
2074 Oct
ll3/4 Oct
*72 7a
11%
59
113S
Co
42% July 31
Aug
5874
3674
300
21%
143/4
36
11%
59
No par
Stainless Steel
474%
11%
58%
31%
Manufacturing Co
Edison
Ekco
11 Va
583%
31%
preferred
Eaton
11%
No par
Eastern Corp —;—....—
6%
353/4 I.
*11 Va
Co
14%
12
1174
Airlines Inc
Eastman
353/4
31%
Eagle-Plcher Co
Eastern
35 74
1174
Cigar Corp
Eastern
15
317a
preferred
preferred
DWG
15
36
143/4
217a
58
59%
.72%
2,900
*33%
21%
36
*36
12
38%
33%
3474
21%
1174
Duquesne Light Co common
!■':* $3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
48% Jan 12
14%
38
5,l00
217a
-
200
57%
14%
21 Va
7~80
'
33
57%
38
•
577*
*33 Vz
No par
Nem
Preferred
38% July 12
34
37
/Z57/?::
387a
34
y,
32
Duplan Corp
du Pont de
Jan
37%
34
117s
Common
12% May 23
113/4 Jan 17
x56%
38%
31%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International
29
37
72 7a
Industries
Dresser
*34%
1
Ltd
Aircraft
Chemical
Dow
5
Aug 22
21% Feu
3
♦347*
50
(The)
Pepper Co
Mines
3574
•347a
577a
14%
373a
12
58 7a
*34%
17%
3574
11%
37
1
No par
7x17%
57%
22
14%
14%
173/4
3574
*34%
2274
2
,
preferred series A
conv
22 74
50c
.1 -—1.
Dobeckmun Co
23
Apr
2
17%
37
*34 Vz
*33
ft
■
67
*64
67
*64
173/4
3874
39
34
;
Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
6
38%
*3374
?
67
56
58%
58
10
Diamond T Motor Car Co
347a
27/64
35 7a
357a
*34%
37
25
common
cumulative preferred
$1.50
34%
A 29/64
37
177a
17%
15
41%
41%
34%
17%
4,900
15,500
98,400
34%
417a
34%
17%
800
40%
4174
*64
67
27,000
'/■'.:42vv;:. 42
423/4
29/64
34%
*64
—i£,
'
34%
40%
41
347a
29/64
67
*64%
■
29/64
407a
3434:
%
———1
Reynolds
&
42%
41 Va
343/,
class A.
——-
Devoe
8
■19/
443/4
40%
■
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
July 18
.
•
"
20
,
*
28
issued".
"when
:
29
*43
13.50
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Detroit
26
Apr
20
Western—
&
"
Denv&RIo Grande West RR.No par
May 14
Jan
&
Power
14
103
-
900
7% Jun
89
7;.l
8,400
5,100
26%
267a
■1 ■' 4
<s.
3,800
7,600
107a Jun
2472 Jun
94-
19%
4
4
26%
26
-25%, .2674
*
80
~80
88Ir
28%
15
Sep 29
*QO
30%
1274 Mar
Nov
94
18%
14
52
*86
*92
94
.
88
28 /■
21
99
*92
92***92%
.
*86
303/4
26
6
88
19%
7% Oct
247a Mar 15
*86
4,900
2,500
•
89.7
273/4
87
23
19 Vz Aug 21
9272 July 22
'88
*86'
48
89
897a
897a
15%
24 Va
*47 7a
307a
11% Aug 20
5172 Jan
v-88 J '
/'/&*47%,i;
*87
•
24 7*.
245/a
487a
19
13
61% Nov 30
35% July 29
.48%
4'89
88
400
*153/a
153/4-
'
49
48
48%
"
.*1574
24%
247a
48
50
9,200
674
67*
6 7a
30%
103/4 Dec
Mar 14
24
1,200
/
12% ; 1374
27%
30 74 Apr
497a Jan
31
*47 7a
K
153/4
*1574
153/4
,247s
24
2474
91
g%v:
6
6
'
r
24
5074
*89
12%
19 7a
5%
3
Jan
•1574
*15%
20
10
*495/a
91
*
12%
307a
733/4 May 11
30
8778 Nov 15
15%
*6
.2.50
Cup Co common
27
175
6 .7
497a
497a
*89
90
12%
28 3/8
Dixie
243/4 jan
26
6Ve
*5%
493/4
*89
197a
607a Aug 17
607a Dec
Mar 14
12%
27%
Corp
547a Dec
14
89%
12%
30 3/a
Divcn
17
Jun
50
89
12% ' V
3,000
58
5772
19V2
42 7a
24
12
40 V4 Nov
50
93
♦135% 145
57 Va
5774
283/4
13 7a Aug
19% Sep
6
50%
12%
———.
Hudson—
&
Douglas
12
49%
*89 7a
1,800
3174
Dome
14
56%
5774
497a
543/4
33,200
3874
--
*30%
16 7a Mar 21
507a Oct
567a
57%
145
*135%
145
*135%
145
*135 7a
145
57
800
38%
38
•
207a
90 3/8 Jan
463/ai Jan
37%
38%
38%
*135 7a
56%
37%
387a
3174
preferied
303/4 Aug 24
July 25
497a Apr 27
38
38%
1
100
u
653/4 Jan 24
38
37%
38%
19%
39% Mar
May 25
36% Jan
29
37%
387a
3174
28%
7%
Delaware
133/4 May 28
Apr
5674
36%
387a
No par
16% Feb
3
727a May 28
57 < Jan 10
..
5674
37 7a
6
21
933/4 Dec
57
114
3
18 3/4 Mar 31
16
§2% May 17
43% Mar 14
56
36 3/s
1
10
12,800
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55% y 56
567»
37%
jo»
500
8 Ve
*11074
114
37%
;
37%
8
8 7a
8
*11074
114
*113
114
*11074
8%
8
87s
7%
87s
5
5274 Jan 30
.?
37
37%
lU
1,000
1,600
367a
37 7a
15
22% Aug 17
15
3374 May 28
387a July 25
153/4 Jan
3
30 % Mar 14
*36 7a
'
8%
28%
13% Jan
11
363/4
12,200
12%
84
8%
.
27%
2274 Nov 30
61
36%
37
9
14%
10
47% Oct
*8 3,4
15 7a
Match
64% Apr 26
79
Apr 29
8%
27%
Alkali
9
8%
8%
87a
12%
*83
14%
Diamond
10
83 7a
277a
Diamond
Sep 23
12%
837a
56
*92
5
11% Jan
1274
83%
16
15%
8%
*11074
%
iOO
_50o
17
49
12%
8-*%
8%
3.90%
60% Aug 13
1
1"%
11%
'84
'
'
*86
35% Jan
4
17%
100
44% Apr
9% Nov
16%
J"%
12
837a
16
84
.100
26
30% Apr
16%
11%
64 7a"
7s
12
27%
38 7n Mar
32
133/s Jan
15%
12%
16
15
19
9
9
7
21
1,600
11,500
277a
38
147a Feb
26 74 Feb
137e Jun
36,100
207a
series B
series :C
333/s May 14
7
62
*2074
14%
79
3
1774 Jun
617a
207a
27%
7a Aug
7
13
7
62 74
20 Va
15
47
1774 Sep
28
310
603/4
2774
3174 May 18
25
Aug
12,700
353/s Feb
8
66
C0V4
1013/4 101%
102
102
500
34
59 7a
607a
207a
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1
oM
*32 7a
33
.
6174
7%
new
102
102
102 7t
102
4,200
20
,serles A
327a Jan
For
59%
1,000
147a
60%
3.75%
19
P6
33
60%
62%
14%
14%
48
507a Dec
2874 Jan
33
597a
*89
28
19
33
61
62%
14 7a
273/4
36 7a Jan
4
39% J an
34
59
,
63
14%
15%
337a Jun
427a Feb
Jan
3374
62 Ta
600
297a
63
617s
3.75%
407a Sep
*36
14%
37 3/s
Inc
3774 Jan
45
627a
14%
29
26%
38% Jan 23
11
Oct
62 Vz
14%
29%
2074
1
preferred series A
6
67
63
14%
93
'*91
93
59%
2.50
Corp common
River Mills
11
163
62%
.
;
15 74
21
Jun ,24V
7«
Tnr
31% Jun
22
*2974
20 74
—No par
—
34 % Jan
,
2974
*91
34% Jan
27
367e Jun
327a Jan
1
337a Dec
•91
29 Vet
10,800
6
27%
16
90
12% May 17
157
937a
29%
1,500
2,300
3974
6
6
26%
7a Aug 13
137s Nov
937a
*2974
2%
38%
*2 7a
*91
*2 7a
*5%
2%
38 %
63
————5
—
2%
3«7a
6
27a
5%
Deere &e Co common——.—10
43% Sep
7
7,500
4,500
Dayton Rubber Co_!
377. Jun
Aug 11
12
23%
Decca Records Inc—50r.
253/4 Apr
187a Jan
3
29
233/a
16 3/s Mar 12
25% May 15
307a Aug 22 •'
2674 May 28
23
23 3/«
27% Jan
S
July 18
14
227a
103
Preferred
Feb
99
237a
168
6174
'/ Preferred
957a Mar
47
37%
35
Preferred
Jail
80
467a
937a
,
13,500
29 74
168
46 7a
168
2%
6
2%
29 Ve
457a
168
38%
613/4
-5
100
-
297a
6,400
767a
46
170
*165
~
*5%
6
757a
76
1,600
*
*102%
Dayton Power & Light common—.7
49 7i Aug
96
2
Apr 30
22
33% Jan
11% Oct
30
170
*34
100
10
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
1774 May 21
3
July
87
283/a Dec
17
Sep
*91
preferred-—-L,—«*.—No par
33/4 %
277s Jan
24 Z
8674 Apr
18
May llv
1007a Nov
4
Jan
'
Mar 14
May 16
187a July 11
30
12% Jam
29
*168
7a
75
29%
2974
30
170
29%
5
Sugar
Inc
Dan
6% May 21
16
47s Juiy
13
22
24
17 3/s Mar 19
127a Aug 15
31
92
:
16
35% Apr
*9672
2.50
Publishing common
Dana
Mar 29
96
393/4 Sep
Oct
98
98
14%
pfd
noncum
Cutler-Hammer
2
4
353/4 May
34
96
*95%
637a
—
Cushman's Sons
May 23
May 28
33% Aug 26
Feb
*94
98
2974
29%
;
$7 preferred
Jun
31% May 16
22
96
*9574
—.—No par
preferred
Prior
9
Aug
..
61% Aug
4
97 -
6
Jan
*93%
98
147a
Curtis-Wright common.
Class A-,————
89
967a Jan
V
14
14% Jan
66
95
*96%
6374
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis
38% Aug 14
39
1-
48 '
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2
17% Jan
36
78
*93%
98
*168
—
No par
Amer——_25
of
Cuneo Press Inc
48
73/4 July 12
*
13
138
19
32 7a Mar
17 ;
Sep 15
3
633/4 July 19
55% Jan
4
263/4 Jan 23
337a Feb 14
1357a Jan
4%%
8% May 25
1167a Aug
2
137a July
6
42% Jan
95% Feb
75'3
957a
*96 7a
Corp
-
Steel
Cuban-American
22
16% Oct
28
Jan
23
77
*93%
29%
Cudahy Packing Co common-
Mar 17
5374 Dec
6
30
13% Nov 30
4% May 12
91% Sep
11% Oct
76
95%
2
common-
-
Zellerbach
RR 6%
Cuba
25
Feb
3
105
{
7
Jan
140
Jun
65/a Jan
543/4 Aug 21
43% Jan
78V4
——1
Corp (The)
$4.20 preferred
10 74 Jan
2
4
35
19
11
116
Feb 23
677a Feb 23
3074 Nov 30
3674 Nov 18
31
101 % May 25
Jan
77%
*93%
•.
1^0
——
—
Cork & Seal
Crucible
173/a Apr
9
147s May 7
84% Aug 20
4
872 Aug
2
237a July
Corp
Common
3
Feb
6374 Aug 17
10
6774 Jan
97a Jan
6% Oct
Jan
——
$2 preferred
69% Apr
104
13
Jan
73/4 Jan
373/4 Aug
31 Vz Mar 29
31
29
38
Crown
28
357a Feb 23
15
14 7a Sep
135
*60
2974
27a
Cream of Wheat
9% May
8% Mar 14
15% Jan
61 Vz
29
38%
Crescent
14
18% Mar 29
6
3
6% Jan
*60
29
27a
9
147a May 28
6
13% Jan
62
28%
38%
preferred
100
*6074
"when issued"—-
New common
3
53% Jan 23
28%
52%
223/4
75% Apr
101% Aug 24
46
Jun
8
9
20% Mar
% Jari
61%
28%
4,800
29%
457a
Crown
29
3
597a Dec
55% Nov 30
102
*60%
8,800
30%
3074
63%
>
22%
30% Jan
18 3/s Feb
61%
29%
51
50
>
22%
10
133/4 May 22
52
4574
19
323/4 Apr 23
*50
23 7a
60 7a Jan
22 7s Sep 30
37% Sep 23
13% Mar 30
51
46
287a Jun
13
15
Sep
74
30%
51
45%
3 3/4%
7
9772 Mar
51
30
52
*50
5%
42% Mar 26
9
2
497a
30 Va
52
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7
59
347a Feb
92 72 May
507a
29%
31
Coty Internatlonaf Corp
1
Crane Co common..———-.——25
:
July 26
27s Jan
50
49
22%
—
17,400
129
45
1
Corn..
5,300
1,800
45 7*
1283/4
4174
44%
457a
Petroleum
417a
447a
129
40%
'<
*50
29
100
preferred
Cosden
20
Apr
5% Jan
23
32
50
7%
5
V
V 417a
128 74
X30
Refining common_10
Products
Corn
24
32% Feb
18074 Mar
23
Cum
Jan 25
99
5
277a Jan
168
9,600
7
45
447a
317a
*62%
5
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
3 7a %
67/a
40%
40
45%
50%
1,000
4,600
477a
47
6%
6%
14,200
24%
130%
X128 •'%
40%
52 7a
*50%
Corning Glass Works common
99
4774
7
6%
1327a
x447s
"
50
1
Corp
Cornell
87
Jan
18
28
45% Feb
•
Electric
Dubilier
407s Mar 12
20
2b7a uuiy 20
47
7
Shares
14%
*24 7a
477a
31
50
series
47%
47
1474
the Week
14 Va
14 7a
24%
51
5
series
6%
Preferred
~7% Aug"~i
28% Jan
32 Vz Dec
Convertible pref 5%
2
24%
40
4i%
45%
14 7a
25
130
134%
41 %
5
-5
Copperweld Steel Co common
31
Jan
133'%
8*
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
2
6%
7
:;
14 74
.473/4
47
47%
6%
1
Delaware
of
03% July 18
64
21
47
Motors
Continental
Continental Oil
54 7» Jan
29
23/4 Feb
5
Insurance
Aug. 23
24%
14%
25%
14 74
*25
25%
*25
Continental Steel Corp
23
22 s/8
°
25
preferred
Aug 10
49% Apr
08% NOV 15
43 74 Dec
Continental
4374 Aug
23
44 l/a Aug
247s Jan
convertible
5%
2
Aug 17
257a Jan
6
24 74 Jan
9 3/s J.in
138
Jan 23
1
34% Jun
2
1837a July
July
94
May 23
98
I'toVj Dec
23
8
100
95% Jan
27% Apr
3
672 May 28
14
25
28
Sep
2
52% bep 19
2872 July 27
53 ' July
5
58
July 27
37% Nov 30
733/4 Jun 14
21 7» Mar 29
15
Aug. 22
14%
Frfdav
Aug. 24
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 21
14%
Continental Cop & Steel Ind coot—3
1674 Apr 23
47
447s Nov
35% May 18
14
227, Feb
Dec
105
24
25 v2 Mar 14
20% Jan
123/4 Feb
Tuesday
Aug. 20
Par
EXCHANGE
Sale* tar
HIGH SALS PRICKS
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
23
233a Nov 25
6
19% Apr
70
.
14 y4 Nov
,
LOW
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
*67
71
*67
71
67
*67
71
67
71
*
4,600
500
700
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5
j.
-
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Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,%
-
Number 5563
Volume 184
..
(833)
NEW
tance {or Previous
p
Year 1955
Lowest
21
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
•
'
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
\»
NEW
Highest *
*
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
t v
Oct
10
13% Jan
6
20% Sep
13
15 y8 Jan
20
20
Mar 23
Eversharp Inc
May 11
72% Dec
30
62% Jan
23
96
Aug
24% Jan
41% Dec
6
12 y8 Nov
1
13% Dec
28
15
21% Feb
29
30
38% May
May 16
49% Feb
2
15% Jan
3
11
7
11 y8 Aug
17% Mar
7
.
25 y« Dec
7
22 y» Jun
68
74
1
70
Sep
26%"Jan
26
25
37% Nov
-
5y8 Mar 14 V
9
Nov
47
Dec
July
20
Apr 12
125%.Mar 6
;
3
75 y8 Mar
31
Family Finance
7
57
i
Jan
4
12
57
Apr
9
Jan
3
;43%Jan
5
5.1
Apr
Apr 23
.31% Jan
11
17% Jan
4
13y»Feb
29
40% Jan
24
29% Feb
17
51
„•
Jan
9-
13% Feb
25
28% Jan
93
6
38% Apr
26
Mar 14
22
39 % Nov
17
124
Mogul
23
19 y2 Aug
2
Federal
Pacific
1
36% May
7 ;
Federal Paper Board
37% Mar 14
33% Mar
Felt
1
54
Jan
104
18
39 ya Mar 23
7
1
Ferro
Fibreboard
May
18
-
9
Mar
9
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
6
35% Jan
32
Oct
Jan
102
Feb
96%
Nov
July
7
69 % Sep 14
126
30
100
Sep
.Jun
'
29% Oct
28
50
1
1
10
93
10,700
88 %
l,./8
33%
89
'l.UUl)
88
88%
3.J00
27
61
Feb
7
(The)
Carpet
Co (The)
Flintkote
105% Mar 14
$4
13
50% Aug
27
Feb
13
100
Mar
4
Jun
5
8%
Feb
3%%
63% Mar 12
Ford
10% Apr
24
27
Francisco
Free port
13% Nov 29
16% Mar 23
14
Feb
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
Corp
25% Dec
28% Dec
Fruehauf
Trailer
88% Mar 30
94
5% May 18
26% Mar 14
34
104 % May 24
Oct
85% Aug 23
24
113
Jan
41% Jan
.27% Dec
>;35% Mar
9% Dec 22
25% Oct
15% July
25
18
39
14
51
Dec
29
57% Jan
28
23
4
Mar
1
Jan
9
3
14% Apr
13
22
25% Jan
3
30% Sep
107 y2 Mar
; 71
1
31
100 % Aug
63
Dec 29
9% Dec
28
11% Jan
21
8
148% Jun
3
134
29% Jan
7
15
Jan
6
83%
Mar 18
36% Feb
July
18
142
27% Aug 21
631/4 Jan
10
30% Jun
12
Oct 27
128 y» Apr
Nov
140
21% Mar
48% Feb
5
14% May 31
7
Ilia ^un
Mar
80
27
Mar 29
56%
57%
9
46% Oct
7
17
2
Deb~30
52% Jan
Jun
47% Aug
13% Jan
v7% Oct
19% July
6
28
85
May
36% Jan
136
17
5
Jun
8
79% Aug 17
7
53
11
New
120
Mar
Feb
13
77% Jun
6
7
123
43% Oct
11
54
Nov
119% Dec
20
127
Jan
98 :
Aug
29% Jan
9
102
,
20
July 11
50% July 23
General
7% AUg
7
61
May 9
117% July 30
10 % Mar 20
14
3
19
71% Apr
1
117 % Aug
24
Jun
30
7
35 % Nov
9
31
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
10
37% Jun
124% Feb
29
36% Nov
2
71% Apr
19
4% Jan
3
5% Dec
94% Aug 22
Feb
1
2
101 % Mar 15
Mar 17
>
(5
•
General
39% Jan
13% Oct
35%
May~25
31
Nov 21
24
cum
Corp
General
General
25
General
33% Apr
9
General
5
General
91
16
98
Jun
13
90
4
118% Jun
27
121% Apr
5
General
-
4%*
4%%
July 31
8 July 24
61
8s
9% Oct
5
13
40 V8 Jan
3
54% Aug 23
Gillette
(The)
8
23% Jun
8
Gimbel
17
99
8
36 Yb Oct
11
44% Mar
2
92
Aug 21
35% May 28
41 % Mar
Glidden
11
3% July 18
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
160% Jun
11
155
Aug
15
9
Jan
168
12
4%
$4.50
9
Feb
2
153
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
25
6
87% Dec
30
74% Jun
8
89 % Mar 23
Goodrich Co
50% Jan
18
66V4Jun
7
60
Jan
23
80% Aug 24
Goodyear Tire
8
42% Jan
3
29 % Jun
8
55 y4 July 25
44% Jan
16
■i 3% Mar
July 24
Apr
11
5
6
Sep
34% Dec
21
27 y« July
30
1% Aug 17
13% Aug 21
29% May 28
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
34
35
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
37 % May 15
45
Jan
Mar 21
Dec
7
91
99
Feb
Grace
3
93
17
23
100
3
./
6
-
Feb
>
Apr
3
Dec
2
Feb
2
Dec
30
94% Mar
35% Jan
18
Sep
19
39% Jan
Feb
9
21 % Jan
74
20% Mar 22
143
25% Feb
24
.•
14
20% July 18
136% Jun 28
Mar 16
May 26
Feb
23
Dec
2
70
Jan
18
29
Aug
■
26% Mar 15
Aug 11
13% Jan
6
93% Dec
28
/$far
2
May 31
31 % Feb
83
Aug
129
Grant
Union
City
77%
75%
77%
H:-' 76%
77%
50'/b
51%
50%
51%
51%
51%
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61%
613/8
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120 >/2
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3
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6 '/a
6'/8
13 y8
32%
46
5
391/4
39%
39%
: 92%
92 '/2
93
93
6%
6
No par
36»/2
101
35'/4
100
*92
6%
6%
2,700
35
35%
35 '/a
35%
*99
100 y4
99%
100'/4
1,700
41
413/8
41 y4
5,400
20%
20%
20%
3,600
143%
143%
20%
20%
143%
*143%
145
*71 y»
73
143 Tb
72
*71%
29%
29 %
29%
Tap & Die Corp,,No pl^r
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
100
42%
45
42
44
20%
*
41
20%
*142
•72
144
73
80
73
29%
29 Va
29 %
29 y8
29%
2,100
42%
.
71V+
29 %
73
%
„
43%
43
43 '/a
43
43%
5,800
14%
14%
14%
15,200
90
88
88
'
14%
11,000
35 y4
41
20%
*89
140
6V'8
100%
20%
15
..
35%
*40%-
20 »/2
90
3,300
93
100%
Sugar com—No par
"b
-9,000
39%
39'/a
*91
6
5,500
3,600
45 y4
36
41%
14
33
1
101
40%
*89
6%
19,500
13.8 "*0
I
13 Vb
33
36 Vs
12,000
77%
V
773/4
80
13%
101
20
26
78%
78%
32
X41
300
37 %
3%
45%
25
200
11,100
6,300
37 Vh
41%
_—
271/4
3%
%
Western RR
543/8
373/8
6%
Co
8%
•8'A
27
21,000
33/4
100
Ore Prop_.No par
18,300
52%
37%
26
*24
'•« +>
3%
45%
39»/4
common___12.50
93%
70
53%
'
10
660
'r'
37%
•158 '.S 163
80
77%
31%
.—_5
3%
26
78%
k-
8%
85%
50%
54%
27%
900
4,800
1033/4
68 %
8%
53
—10
Paper Co
V
1
13,300
'
"
*83
50%
5
98
108
,
69
51j/8
10
common
1
85%
*83
68%
.No par
(The)—
400
'413/e
145
Greenfield
25%
/T/25%
54%
109'/4
——10
Inc
:
32%
1
Co
25%
42>/a
29 '/b
L)
1,300
25%
53%
*70%
(H
44
32%
*143V8
Bay &
18
43%
41%
4
preferred
*17%
1
No par
7,500
18
44
4
Co
88%
17%
44
32%
*93
.—100
1
100
7,200
85 '/2
863/4
890
67,700
38% T
42%
100
Green
85
38
6,300
;
5'/4
55 %
^100
X-1
7%
Green
-
5%
38 y4
55
42%
No par
com—2.50
—
Ry
5'/4
a
353/4
'
32%
—10
Corp
843/4
17%
43 %
"
"
373/4
M/;;
26
25%
26%
38
18
bo
43%
S
Iron
5'/a
5%
43%
*17%
44%
37%
38%
62%
18%
*17%
Rubber
Co
5y8
5,300
40%
35%"::'.: : V. 35%
!
Ex-distribution
10
96
m *173/4
73/4 Ti¬
69%
•
119%
18
49%
,
1,000
V
51%
18
>•
60
15%
123/8
771/4
T/
.
49
=5'
7%
118
.
''
200
128
151%
*12
.
33%
Co
Great Western
■
128
.
15%
12%
310
90
80
333/4
333/4
129
75%
119
40
1,500
20,300
*65
34%
94%
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
11
,
15%
*12
\
52%
7%
•
28
*89
;•
80
*127%
15%
12%
8
8,000
363/4
36
.
33»/2
Steel
1
45
129
15%
Batteries Inc
3
9
.90
*65
*33%
*12 ■}./;
120%
Inc
Northern
79% Jan
*88'%
80
34%
15%
50
70
2,000
iA
138
27%
■:■
94%
& Co
Northern
33% Mar 12
3
R)
Great
149% Jan
90
*65
*333/4
123/b
120%
common—.
&
Great
1
; 14% Feb " 9
,.;90
•
% May 25
30% Mar 14
69
(W.
Grand
7% May 18
23% Mar
35%
v/'64%
Granite
,*46% Apr :
137%
273/4
35'/4
5,100
'
10% ? 10%
138
27%
/*'
:
10 y4
•
138
35%
671/i
65%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P—
41 % Aug 10
108% July 17
1
20»
10
283/,
1013/4
671/4
33%
20% Mar 16
July 27
10%
28%
1013/4
:
67'/4
64 %
36 % Aug
9
47% July 13
9
67 y4
>
200
2,300
-
■
130
118%
46%
(B F)
Gould-National
18
1% Nov
28%;
100%;
67 !••:;■
78%
68%
—10
Goodall-Sanford
53% July 12
2% Feb 14
12 Vs Jan
28 y2
100 Vi
,
161/4
5,700
361/4
16 Va
*33%/
preferred
Co (The)
16
36
28%
5,700
7,100
8 Va- :
*35'/4
;>■
,1,100
,
53'/2
•
■_
16%
;,100
713/4 .'
51%
8'/4
62%
49%
7%
430
3£00
-:»
% j 30%
71
ar;
66 3/4
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph
26
•41% Mar 14
3U
,r
35%
*15%
453/4
Goebel
Dec
■
8Va
52
61%
*17%
1,000
4,700
>
45
33%
Co
17% Jan
Dec
; a
51
503/4
35%
*12
47%
preferred
59% Jan
30%
30
«b0J/8
(,713/4« 71%;:-
./".u.
77%
:.
10
^%43
66
Brothers
90% Jan
28% Aug
2
97% Mar 21
Dec
129
»
10 u
.
■.
•„
453/4-
v16%
12%
46%
Georgia-Pacific Corp..
Getty Oil Co common
29% Sep
5
u
9%
2,040
37 S/8
33%
preferred—
cum
45% Sep
9% Jan
-;<r
,
72 y4
15% >
.
9%
^*43%
102
.
'L 3b '/a
333/i
118%
-No par
Rubber
18
21
t.r,r
19,300
118'/2 118%
■,;.
200
600
n
7%
37 %
16l/a
28%
>,vV7y4
-
1
Telephone
Corp
20
8 >/4 Aug
.
33%
7%
38
36 %
*100'/2
',27%
—1%
com
Utilities
8% Apr 28
38% Oct 11
Jan
•
;
*86
120
8%
is
■
131
15%
preferred
———100
conv
preferred
—100
4%%
82
93
80
34%
i
Corp——
Tire
'
92%'
*65
*33%
■.
No par
Tire
66% Apr
100
Apr
23
27 >/b
'
8
23
{
•
12%':
■
50%
*35'A
•:
;%■)• 34% :,35V4
>:?. 91
92%
■u *50
78'/«
36'/4
-
31'la
87 ;■•/■"
.
87
*7%
'
'
Advertising
&
Shoe
3
Jan
•137
27%
35
31%
313/4
Cement Co—
conv
Realty
23
' Jan
27%
(Delaware),)
Railway Signal
Jan
36
138
--No par
Public
29% Feb
41
9%
28a%
100
■29% July 18
46
Apr
2
3
16'/B
*137
1,100
37%
?0%
-
8 Va'
36%
16
1
Corp—
Corp
General
23
*35
16%
r
15 3/8
.
'45%
50'/a
8'A
36y2
——
General Refractories
Mar
8
IuVB
,100
-
18% July 10
52
50%
,
15%
9%
*12%
^
..*117'/2
:>io
30
;72 '/4
it*
49%
36'/2
j
Corp
46% May 14
43% Sep
70%
73/a
38
*44
30
.-V 30.V
•Irf
16 ! "
-Z/
■
51% Jun
2
45
8 »/8
..No par
Co
Precision
$1.C0
3
Mar 14
1
5
General Public Service
14
37 % Nov
45 ;.'v:
i,,
50"'/b
*12
Outdoor
39% Jan
24 %
■:
.
72«/2
*130
4
14
% f.30%
50 Va
100
9
105% Jun
«
5,900
*151/2
.
120%
9%
,^0
•
-
711/4
,5
•
Instrument
65% Nov
26
47
.
,
Corp common
2
preferred
——_10
Finance
18
103% Sep
10
9>
*45
*7%
37%
8,100
88 «/4
85%
*118
34%
9'/4
v-
87
88%
;-
9,800
88
31 Va
7%
120%
18%
>:
87
38
37%
i-w119
lava
;
/
153/4
28
14
May 17
:
:
7'/4
381/2
W
160
26,100
34 y4
•
58%
871/2
138
Electric
45% Jan
Nov
71/4
7%
38'/4
140
98%
9%
31%
28
14% Feb
38
89
148
*97'/a
12%
*15'/2
*137
34% Jan
Juiy II
*88%
1211/2
No par
Corp
61% Feb
45%
89
5,700
12%
/
;;31
I
4,300
V
73
'
38 % Mar 28
Jun
31
10
General Portland
35% Aug 24
5% At g 20
90
15%
30-'/B
10
14
4
lo%
31%
138
Dec
17% Mar 24
88%
3,800
52% .f
100
>57%
:
35
*9
2,500
:47
148
■
400
52%/
72 'C
98%
I575/B
.-
;
--.403/4
/;:
DO
15
513/4
18%
8%
9%
34
38 y* Nov
87%
.
8,500
97'/2
',.52'/8
.
34 Vb
ur
12%
,
9%
15
79
6
31
33% Dec 21
8%
12%
88«/4
67
39% Sep
May 25
9'/4
12%
:
36%-
*14%
^
1*98
181/8
34'/a
12%
i
31
?■:•(■
;
33%
86%
12%
91 %
57-
■,/18'/8 V 18%
67'A
24% May 28
33
J
/
.
47
148
a: *97%
57%
102%
Prelerred $3.75 series
53% Feb
11
*8%
*140
97%
60 3/4
prelerred
General
9Ve
148
57
18 1/4
3,700
.,
71
:
150
2,100
11%
51%
-70
'
5,000
...
54%
97
100
97%
;
■
281/4
Motors
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
34% Aug 16
4% Jan
1
16
*140
't-J58 «/8 •;
*100'/2
preferred
5%
142
97%
57%
o9y2
-r
67 Va
Foods
General
49% Mar 20
141
■
169
34%
General Mills common..——-No pa: <
2
122 % Mar
4o»/t May 2d
69%
"
51
*98'
921/2
102%:.
3G%
(
52%
46%
?/
:
28%
Dynamics Corp
"when Issued"
General
Mar 14
«
43 %
23
Apr 26
43% May 2d
66% Jan
General
68%
100
800
7,100
Ml.3/4
.
15
/ 51%'
V
54%
98%
*14%
76%':
102%
:
36r/a
*971/2
521/4
4,800
27
91%
',W'
:i
47%
•
*98;
102 V*
com
General
2
47
51
100
66%
preferred
General
Aug 17
65% Aug
23
!
51%
*98
28%
Bronze
series
'
48% :
50%
;
<
16
General Contract
6%
■
*100 H
1st preferred
1%
17% Jan
47%
>:
89
4% conv 2nd preferred
50
General Cigar Co Inc com_..No par
13% Jan
4
53
;i5% ? 16
>
Jail
51%
II,800
-
50 v-
75%
11%
•
30%
120
49%
ii
55
>
14% ?'• 14%
52%
523/4
i.
100
General
13
14%
l
General Cable Corp com
30
36%
*97% / 98V2
98 %; i
*97%
i/,A, 14%
'
36 '/8
Investors cora__l
34% Mar 13
4%
36
30-j'a
,1
103%
AS 11%
■AA 36'A
Transportation__2.50
Amer
37% July 31
.
11%
50
Corp
97% Feb
38% Dec
Aug 17
2
16% Nov
preferred
26
13
11%
"
com
General Baking Co common
$8 preferred
26
11%
1,500
2,800
27
92
1023,8
54%
33%
1
903/4
■'■
;•
400
-
26%
32% 1
*110,
■
76%
55
18%
....
T
92
103%
2,790
3,800
9%
"
73%
54%
35%
>
5
Inc
23
67 V* Dec
13
Jan
American
i
91
103 i/a
J
:
50%
27
j'r
33%
321/2
303/,
26%
54%,;.
35%
1
—5
$4.50 preferred
General
a:"
/
5,900
26%
,,
V 120
49%
11%
t
•
i
___2
Acceptance
General
5
91
26%
2,800
'"■
34%
'
9%
32%
35%
.*110
,
75
104
58%
v
34%
o03/i
74%
98%
89
33
9%
32%
27
18 '/4
_'_50
(The)
convertible
32%
120
50'/a
33%
34
'
'35y8
.
No par
Apr
18
130
4%%
General
*110
18
100
403/i
173/,
9%
;,isv. 26 «/a.
35 y8 :<s 353/4
51%::
40 y8
17%
54%
148
58%
100
fndustrles
<
40
33%
•.-..
26
32%
27
70%
*98
1
common
(The):
Corp
Wood
"
120
*
90%
51 %
100
*144
xoo
86
5
24% Mar 15
45% Jan
Gar
26
i,
75
48%
51%
69%
1
"ommon
24% Jan
23
26% Dec 29
93 !
.
Jun
Garrett
71% May
7
10% Aug 24
26
May 22
—.
Co
(Robert)
Co
06
*103%
;;
15
*98%
100
(The>
Inc
9%
26
/
33%
34%
33 y8
10,500
53
49
17%
33 T/
34%
'■:■: 9%
271/4
53 %
48%
Z
10
Gardner-Denver Co
July 16
106% Mar
23
Co
53 >/4
10
-
preferred
Gamewell
16% Aug 13
29% Mar 27
Apr
9
136% Dec
39
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
,
5% convertible preferred
.74% Aug
8
"53%' Aug 24
9% July 17
6
46
17% Aug
5
29
25%
23
38
1
Sulphur
Co
#4.50
11% July 19
Jan
25
•?v
Galr
33
9%
"
preferred
Gabriel
July 30
Jan
20
45
21
3
40% July 25
124
Jan
Dec
9% Mar
9% Jan
4%
49% July 20
32% July 31
11
46% Feb
20
Mar 29
May 29
9
25% Feb
v Feb
.
29
43
49% July 27
30
Dec
165
6% Jun
28% May 29
107JA Jan 19
8
9% Jun
30
July 5
11% Sep 15
32% July 18
4% Oct
Jun
94
23
33 V4
3,700
11
*50
40
;
34%
600
7,7U0
*48
>
1,700
2,200
73/4
:
10%
■,..
49
*
I,500
J
47
7%
53
*48
173/4
74»/«
98%
*14%
*8"%
97% Mar 20
38% Apr
40%
17%
27 y4
>
36%- -36%
2
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
July 18
25 V* Jan 27
39%
»
50%
11%
*12%
13% Mar 12
78
i
>'■
*50
:
35 \z
93,
i'i. *97
•;/
?
11
10%
49
'• •'
19,300
76
46%
7%
1,900
;
113/4,
*72
403/4
71/2
■i'
/ / 53
*48
V
17%..
32%
54%
1
12% Jan 23
27
i.
:
*50
-
26
11%.
-
11
■*'■■■
9%
.
75
-t; 46%
32%
*110
104
*71
34
'
75%
-
_No par
6
28
6
40%
17VB
54%
10
14 y, Jun
9
91
Corp
98% Nov
■
x40
;
27%
*103%
-
5
49
10%
53
51%
27 %
llVe-
*50
120
'-75.'.,
>
*48
17%
•
'
11
:
-
49
51%
100
11% Mar 14
6
7%
36%
-
l
Foremost Dairies Inc
68
«Jan-
*7%
36%
5
Foster-Wheeler
71/2
26%
15
Co
18
,46%
33%
Co__No par
preferred
Motor
3
41% Apr
8
Light
Inc common
cum
21% Jan
451/B
,
'
pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
3y«% convertible preferred
6
46%
45 y4
■ry.-i 7%
54
1
&
Stores
#4.20 div
24%
7%
7%
Corp
Power
Fair
*'ooa
8
July
11
51% May 28
16% May 28
33
' July
159'
96% Apr
'
Florida
62 >
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
7'i
Power
17%
24»/4
10%
*110
-
No par
Florence Stove Co
Florida
\ 17%
33%
•
5
-
17%
243/8
-
72
9%
6.25
common
17%
24%
■
24 Vb
72
34%
5
-
17%
24
47%
-.-26
___100
preferred
21% Mar 12
54% Aug 14
2
1Q
No par
Co
*17%
73
*9%
,
5
com.
17%
24'%
*71
33%
j
—_
Firth
17%
*24
41%
preferred.-,j__100
4%% preferred
First National Stores
3
!3%
*11%
33
■-
2.50
lo
44
12%
ny2
34%
1
^
conv
44
123/4
', : 11 Va
-'
-
73
*50
„■
,1",
Paper Prod com__No par
cum
44
12%
11%
i> 49 ■:?
U! 40%
% 17%
5
—_■
43%
■12%
111/4
7%
Inc.-i_^_6
Co
433/4
12%
11 '/a
10%
X
50
__
16
loo
-
2
43%
12%'
11%
24%
/;
;> 46%
5
Co__
Corp
;
Firestone Tire & Rubber
27
41
Aug 24
L
43 %
12%
17%
*71
43%
11V*
.
17%
.¥ 24
v
12%
11%
'
87%
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15%'
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86
.
49%
•49%
■
.
39
39
•
3,900
■i
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49 Vs
: 37
t:
16
V
v,
37
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38%
15%
68%
52 '
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1,200;
123 %
49
;
50
•
46'A
46 ¥».
49
37
16
37 Va
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123
?.
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1,100
18
463/a
4o%
,
1,700
2a'/a
*36%
17% :
49
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19 ¥2
19 V\
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<
37%
2,400
''
99
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*122
'
51'/a
37
51%
36%
•
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25
453/4
123 ,
49%.
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■
37%
t 12%
.
-
47%
-
25
.
*
19%
17%
;
53V4
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19%
39
•,
102%
6%
24%
oJ
99
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49 Vz
84
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oa%
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17%
70
47%
6%
:
53
37%
20
.34%;., 34%
0
Interchemical Corp common
84
>
-:
17%
v
*101%
,4%% preferred
100
Interlake Iron Corp—
-—No par
Int'l Business Machines——-No par
Int'l Harvester common
—_No par
7% preferred
-100
Feb : 7
34% Mar 21
29V4 July
6
25% Jun ,22
32J/a
*36%
20 %
50
Insuranshares Ctf6 Inc
-
103
-
700
16,700
19%
21%
20%
6.66%
—
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred—
Inland Steel Co
i
Inspiration Cons Copper
1
24^8 Mar 13
61% Jan
15 3 4
20 ¥4
17%
•,-•
200
15%
36%
•
900
26
'
20 Va
25%
85
26
1,400
3i'/z
■
16%
*lo%
♦25
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1
.-7,%'.
•
26
25 Vb
,
*3o%
.
20%
*97%
10% r 10 %.
69
*25%
/
<
20
53
99
21%
12%
3
2,600
,
19%' 20%
*82
10%
21%
t
15%
26
•'
15%
49% T 50
10%
*3u"4:
37%
*38%
>
85.
65
4.70% cumulative preferred
50
4.42% cumulative preferred-^—50 >
,
;
97% Aug
9
69% Mar 20
;
6%
*29 '/a
Vz
*29 y8
29% ,29%
29%.
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
28%; v: ,28% .28%
29 v:
29%
? '28%
41% Jan
3
; 33% Apr
11 i
Int'l Minerals & Ghemical com—
76 A;"' 76 ■
77 **72 7: 77
78%- 78%
92 Vz May 26
76
Aug 21 •
88
Jan
3
; A% preferred
——
-100
' 4%
4% '
4Va
4%
43A
43A
6% Nov 21
4'A Aug 21
•
6% Mar 16
International Mining Corp
l—1
107%
104% 107 .7/7: ,105
107% 109%
87% Aug 26 V
78
Jan 23
112% Aug
8
Int'l Nickel: of Canada com—No par
130
130
130
130%,
130
130%
141
Jun 10
126% Jan
6
132
Mar 27
Preferred
i
100
10%
10%
10%;- t
■v .10%
10%'
10v4
17
Jam
3
10% Jun
8
14y4Mar l3
International Packers Limited
15
,127% 128%
xl 26% 129 7/8
130% 131'A
117 Jz Sep 23 t
108 ; Jan 31 *
144% May; 7
International Paper - common—7.50
100
100
■%
*97% 101
I
*98% 101"
108
Jan 12
98% Apr 25
106% Mar 13
$4 preferred
.—No par
16% >16%
17 4 :■■■/
; •', 17
♦I6y2
17 Va
20% Nov 15 >
15% Feb
7
21% Apr 19
Int'l, Rys of Cent Amer conu.No par /
90
91
89
.90%
"90%
91% :
101
Nov 14
89% Feb 24
104% Apr 19
,«
615. preferred
——
100
•
"
*135 7 137
: 140
,137/ 137
140
L
114
Jun
2
94
Feb 15
144
Aug
3
International Salt
No par
40%
40%
40% .40%
40%
40%
48% Mar 8
40% May 16
4 44% Feb
20 ' International Shot
No par
57%
57
\ *57 < 57% /•
57
57%
74'ASep 16
.
56 • July 25 •^ 70% Mar 13.-: International Silver common
,_25
36%
*35%
*35%
*35% "36%/.
36%
39% Nov 11
34% Apr 20
38% Jan 16
7% preferred
;
1.
25
31%
i
31%
31%
32 Va
7: 32
32%
31 /a Sep
9
29% Jan
4
37% Apr v 5
International TelepA Teleg_x.No par
51%
51%
52
52 V2
51%
51%
45
Jun
2 1
38% Feb
7
58,
July 6 >\ International Utilittes Corp com__5
52'
;
*51 r
52%
*51%
52% *51%.
43% Jun
3
38% Jan 30
•
55% July 26
$1.40 cum cohv preferred—
25
>36% ;
>*36
36
*36
36 Vr
36%
40
Sep 15 t
34% Jan 19
39% Mar 18
Interstate Dept Stores
^
-—1
£ 14% -14%:
14 Va
14%.
14V*
14%'
15% Aug 29..
13
Feb
9 ;'15
Aug 24
Interstate Power Co_
-3.50
21%
21%
21'A
21%
*, 22,
22
20V4 May
3
23V2 July.18
Intertype Corp
L___5
33%
'•*"
33'A
33%
33%
33%> .33%
2 Sep
8
30^ May 16 " ' 34% Jan 5
Iowa-Hllnols Gas A Elec- Co—No par
26 Vb i
27
27 y8
x26%
26%
F 26 Va
37% Jan
2
Mar
8
Jun
400
28% Nov
13
28
28%
*63/4
36%
68 %«.
♦66%
,
27%
28%
6%
*6%
7
19%
.,
•
273/4
28%
60%
v
3,000
27%
28
83
x49 %
>39 A... 39%
16
16%
v
1,700
27%
15%
.*• 45 tv
45%
*121% 123 ,7
■
38%
37%
2,900
36%
25
;
..
52
*51%
-.
41%
36
17%
.':•••
49%
49%
41%
35%
36%
iL
25%
50
41%
35%
28%
*25
,
160
40%
41
353/4
19%
37%
600
:
134
134
137
*134
137
®
i*
/ 7
.
,Ki54iVK.
*97%
99
4.20% cumulative preferred——50
Indlanapollg Power & Lightj_No par
Industria Electrica De
Mexico
"
S A
i
100 pesos
«
ill%May 9
50% Mar 13
;86%July20
165 < Feb . 6
May 28
-47% Jan
:
1,300
•32
83
53%
17%
Min A Sin Ltd—No par
conv-
v
v.
53
.^
9
175% May 31
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
Feb
76% Jun
,
.
6
41 % Jun
<
157
•
Mar 29
337/a Sep
9
59
-
12
24 ^
7
06% Jan
8
57 Va Dec
?i/8 ^an 26
37% Jan
Sep
-
19
40V4 Aug
:
57%
32%
32%
84
Power—No par
i
1
1
common-;:
pfd series A
•Hussman Refrigerator Co
*29% Aug 16
<
Aug 23
.
26% Jun 20
.«.■
57
•
32%
♦121%
100
100
—_—100
:
Oorp
•5%
.
3
55 ': Jan > 9
'54% Apr .'3
■ 53
Feb 10
8
57%
20%
?;
55
-
r,' 52 » Apr' 13
Mar 11 .*
50 i Jun 29
55 f. Jun
62% Mar 28 >
61
50
45
V
900
57%
15%
25%
35% May 3
'Idaho Power Co
10
72% May 4
Illinois Central RR CO—."^-No par
'" '60'/a Aug 15 - Illinois Power Co common—No par
51
Jan 19 y.. - 4.08% cumulative preferred—.-50
53
Apr, ,5
4.26% cumulative preferred—50
27% Feb 10
58Vz Jan 23
36%
*36%
20
'
27
36%
1,800
".4
263/4
7 '■■■;
26
*36%
.
50% July 17
-
36%
s
25%
*19 %
IHudson & Manhattan com——100
5%
noncumulative preferred—100
44
i'41% July
-
9
.
23
23
July 18
7% Jan 13
4'
V
preferred
.4% preferred
.
44.40% preferred3%%
Lighting &
Howard Stores Corp
t99S July 26
2
Aug 22
Apr
3o%
40%
38
*97%
>
Mining
Houston
26% Mar 19
•
.
4
Sep~21
39
3 Y
28
>. 11%
10
.I. 5% May
,
35
19% Jan
Feb
>
-
20
Jan
.
6
<
18% Jan
3:
31% Jan:
9% Feb 17
,v
64
30
v33
6
7% Feb
>
•57% Aug
105
4
13% Aug 15
27
71% Sep
6.
22% Jan
.3
12% Apr
Mar
06
96 ;
35%
25%
54
-
Aug' 6
28% Jan3
Aug 23
>.
96
;:.C
10.UU0
80-/8
28
16 ;
20%
32%
:
97
.
July 11
-
'
104% Jan
Mar 10
102% Mar
2
29% Mar
5-
Apr
84
t
„
6%
*83
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
—
10
.Hooker Electrochem Co common—5
$4.25 preferred—
—No par
Hotel Corp of America
1
5% conv preferred
:
25
Houdallle-Industries Inc.;.com-—3
$2.25 convertible.preferred/
50
Household Finance- comrnbn—No par
97
58 %
27%
37%
20%
10
preferred——30
convertible
Homestake
31
12
Aug 24
25
5
8% Jan
>40
37May 31
39%'Nov 28
34 Y Aug
3"
28
/:/
5% Apr
27
16% Sep 19
„
19
»>..• 5%
52 % July 17
103% Mar 16
-
'
20
24
♦133%
38%
15%
Holly Sugar 'Corp common—
16
Feb
40
</
(A) & Sons——
.-Hollander
3
24
28
28
7
,
•25%
50c
—:—5
5
Corp—
Furnace Co
Holland
12
35
—1
(Charles E)
Co
Hoffman Electronics
7
10% July
11
3
Jan
Apr
7 Hires
25
21% Mar 23
32% Mar
14
14 % Apr
/ Aug'
3
6% Apr 11
25% Jan
i
9
13
53% July 23
'12
3
2
48
29% Feb
34% Oct
100 ya Jun
10
-16% Jan
/'••• 8% Mar
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
i
/
2<*%
:
*24
58%
x26%
28%
*38
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3% % preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)— No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
8
,
3
23
24%
35
36%
28%
6%
5
223,4
40%
36%
—100
41% May 23
54
50'/a Aug 24
80%
23 %
; 100
35%
*35%
40
27%
5%
53% Mar 20
18
Jun
48
19
54% Mar 18
13
24
86%
23%
*96
135
135
41%
44%
•43
85%
23%
57%
57%
59
139
—
86 %
36%
28%
preferred—
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series A
50
Hertz Co (The)
1
Feb
36%
.
'
40%
—25
3.65% preferred
100
Heller (W E) A Co
1
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common—_2 1/12
51% July 19
124
20
Apr
98
(H J) Co common
Heinz
21% Mar 15
41% May 22
120
x98
5
15
Glass Co
preferred—
3%%
27
Jan
19% Aug
39% Jan
96 Vz Aug 15
89% Feb
60
x24%
2.50
Corporation
Hecht Co common
34% Mar 27
82 % July 13
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
24
25
103
•135
100
preferred
Hazel-Atlas
July 23
.
25
36%
59 ii
30
.a
43%
24%
36%
\'y
::
86
23%
;
100
*103
44%
;
24%
87%
23%
Harris-Seybold Co
.
1
Harshaw Chemical • Co—5
Hart Schaffner A Marx
10
Hat Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred
50
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dist——5
Hayes Industries Inc
-1
35% Apr
25
8% Jan
39
12
6%
Harsco
85 Vz
24
*100
common—15
Harbison-Walk Refrac
.
15
89%
23%
5
Printing Co
Watch Co common
F)
102
1U0%
22%
88
1
4%
convertible preferred
100
HammermUl Paper Co————2.50
43
9
29% May 28
5
14
35% July
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
Feb
146
(W
Hamilton
3
6iy» Aug
23
Aug 24
26% Aug 22
Mar 11
20
6
38 % Dec
Hall
*43
4,300
37%
37 Va
lOo
*103
-
95,600
120-/8
43%
43%
*42%
45
*43%
-25
Water
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hackensack
45% July 25
5
10
105
*103
105
•103
105
*103
8,000
1,800
88 %■.
*93 V»
98%
2,800
a
100
lou
98%
32
124%
37%
37%
J *98
100
*98%
100
*88
l2oVa
15,500
7%
32
8b Va
122%
100
*93 Va
100
v4
32
*83
Shares
31
7%
Vz
t
32
37%
37 Va
37%
*98%
7%
7%
7%
7 Va
:
.37
37%
37
-No par
100
100
100
•
129
127
25
i,
Co—
—————
$4.20
6
105% Feb
May 21
101
104
Common
28
103% Feb
98% Aug 17
7%
_
Utilities
Gulf States
Nov 3
Jun
9
Jun 7
Jun 10
7%
com—No par
No par
Grulf Mobile A Ohio RR
23
83% Jan
1
2J %
30%
29
29'A
28%
29
29%
Guantanamo Sugar-
$5
28%
28%
-
1
Sale* far
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
'
Mar 14
98
88'/a Aug 21
31
Apr
-
Aug. 22
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 21
,
Aug. 20
Par
-
Aircraft Corp
Qrunman
39% Mar 23
31'/a Aug 21
93% Sep 23
61% Mar 14
31
27% Jun-
2
Monday
f
EXCHANGE
•
Highest
/lowest
Highest
<
STOCK
YOEK
NEW
'
Jan. 1
Range Since
Tear1955
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
stock record
stock exchange
new york
..Monday, August 27
..
41 Vz
121 Vz
6% •55%
35%*
*89 ■ >.
6¥a
56%
36V4
90%
49
49¥4
?T,,
53 A 54 A
79
79
* 53 ,a 55
100
100 fz
x58V4 59 /2
47%
♦127
47%
129
*
-
30
6%
6%
11.300
57 Va
57%
2,600
36'A
36 Va
4,800
*89
90 V4
200
*49
49%
1,700
♦96%
97
54 Va
79
55%
9,700
1,500
55 Va
78%
54%
100%
100%
59%
59%
70,100
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170
5,200
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YORK
Range for Provlono
■
Year 1955
Lowest
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High est
Lowest
43% Dec
14
34"% Feb
117
Highest
EXCHANGE
July
13
70% Aug
Nov
30
45% Mar
94
Sep
30
99 %
100% Mar 23
105
107% Sep
7
105% Nov 28
9
127
52
17
44% Aug 14
89
May 16
May 6
105
102% Mar 15
2
20
37% May
4
25
24
84% Apr
Mar 10
48% Jan
Oct
31
21% Jan
3
95
July 9
101% Aug 21
103
Mar 13
4%
Apr
Mar
103
May 22
6
6
.56
3
58
24
Feb
15
28% Aug
10
21
30
Jan
8
25
39 % Feo
14
33% Jan
23
4
38% Dec
38 % Jan
6
60
27
Dec
23
52% Jan
100% Jun 23.
28% Jun
30
32
47% Dec
20
55 % Feb
.
..
Jan
89
4
28
9
247a Dec
39 y* May 31
12% Mar 13>
4
Dec
16
50
,—
22
Mar 14
86% Aug 11
;
,7
18% Dec
20'% May 10
28 y8 Jan • 6
>11
16Sep
>25
/
10
29 Vs Apr
4
14% Apr
.
25% Apr
3% Aug
,
-
19
Jun
89
'
May
18% Jaa'
1% Jan
6
25%
3
2%
11% Jan* 3
«
3'% Jan
3
i 40% Mar 14
16
Sep
13% Jan
'
34% Apr
£0
4
4
19% Jan
3
,23
3
149% Jun
47
31
16
30
Dec
Apr
15
8'% Mar 14
40% May 17
17% Mar 14
56
Jan
7
114
Oct
20
Oct
103 % Mar
100
Sep
'
102
139% Dec
73
8
>
7-
21
64% Jan
28...» Jan
10
114% Mar
4 4
6
35
•
27
101
6
95
July 15
25% Jan
Jan
21% Mar
*
99
3
Jun
21
Jun
42
Jan
19
-
Mar 28
19% Jan
3
7 26 Va Mar 14
95
:
Jun
6
6
12% Feb
56% Jan
23
122
6
X Jan
18
543% Jan
4
4% Dec
16
#
5% Nov
25
7% Sep
•
27
-
common
series
Sep
19
8% Apr
9 Va
'
3V?%,
Co____
Corp
com
9.;
5% sei'les B preferred13. v'4.25%
series D preferred
>'v
4.35%
series
Lorillard
23
5 /-
t
7%
'(P)
E
May
&
Lowensteln
8
El Co
(M)
/
52% Apr
6
28
Soni
&
25
Feb
4
26% Feb
,31.
16
Inc
L
<
■
94% May
99
Jan
99
Jan
12
88
Apr
,
10
11
Forbes
Trucks
.,f,
Sugar
3
Mandel
Bros
48 J/4 May
4
Marine
Apr
11
89
Apr
20
Jun
1
28% Feb
6
24
..
6
r.
97
Feb
96% Jan
87 Va Mar
34% Apr
56Va Jan
7
May
Nov
7
25
May 15
32 % Jan
Aug 22
42
Jun
15
46
Jan
Apr
17
15
Jan
16
75% Jun
29
83 % Jan
24
Feb
9
16
July 8
Apr 13
47
.
July 17
:
12
25
Jan
79% Aug
35% July 25
60% Jan
-31
Jan
Field
&
(Glenn
20
Jun
43% Jan
22 Va Oct
%
3%%
McGraw-Hill
McKesson
5
50
4
17%
173/4
&
8
41% Apr
>102% Jan
30
Apr
11
4%
2
45% Jun
26
Mengel
23% July
24% Feb
2
27% Feb
6
30% Apr
12
87
July 21
22
8
35
17
44% Jan
11
18% May 28
Jan
Mar 28
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
Dec
107% July
48
Jan
3
61% July 31»
May 15
.
-
3
64 % May 10
102
Jan
107
Jan
6
23
Shoe
>■
150
-
4,000
60%
4,800
*90 Va
-.>8%
8%,
47%
48 Va
20%'
v:
96
-
223/4
*104
«
>
19
*137
138
6,800
22%
*104
79
7,600
22%
9,400
104%
•98
100
19
19
*137
~20
95
133
19 Va
138
60%
99
98%> 98%
22 * v
22%,
/
4,300
33%
95
60%
90%
87
100
v
40,700
129
77%
v.
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97
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22 Va
104%
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19
79%
5,200
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22
86 Va
2,500
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>
95
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129
.
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: >
100
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33%
33 Va
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.
8%
87%
85 %
33%
104%
.
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95
20 Va
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22% >
Co
Merck
&
$4
2nd
4.35%
Apr
26
93
Apr
26
99% Feb
21
3.85%
Apr
18
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
2.80%
9
105
July 10
108 % Apr
25
4.45%
Miami
1
7,200
•'
60 Va
>
100
'600
'
60%
99 V4
60%
99V4
1,600
'
22
3,100
22
Copper
1,900
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:>
7%
7%
7%
117%
1,100
5,900
34%
1,300
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535
10
6
6
6
600
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6%
6%
500
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18
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17%
17%
17%
533/4
36%
533/4
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54
54
54
900
37
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36 Va
35%
36
46,600
353/4
36%
35Va
35%
35%
33
2,200
93
91
91
901/4
90%
37%
38%
363/4
38
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433/4
23
92
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;
92
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91
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91
91
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120
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91
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31%
31%
31%
54%
54 Va
55
55
600
21
21
21
21
1,400
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,
,
54%
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.
28 3/a
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433/4
28%,
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28%
29
433/4
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200
1,400
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433/4
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14%.
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28%
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43%
223/4
40
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>
43%
23
393/a
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90
20
161,900
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8,300
11,300
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14%
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77%
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2,200
40
77 Va
77 Va
77%
77%
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77 Va
76%
76%
75
75%
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76
76
76
76
76
42%
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43%
40%
423/4
41
41%
41%
413/4
41%
41%
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89%
88 Va
89
49
4 7 3/4
48%
491/4
50%
5,800
20%
20%
20%
700
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181/4
1,100
38%
37%
37%
2,400
101 %
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101 %
883/4
47%
49%
48 %
203/4
203/4
10
18 Va
18 Va
18
is:
18
203/4
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20 Va
5
38%
39
37%
38%
373/a
38
38
100
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102
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102
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29%
>
91
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30
29%
.
203/4
102
91
29%
,
20%
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29%.
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101%
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91
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91
293/4
30'/a
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29%
30
92%
90 Va
90%
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90
90
39
1
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42
39%
39%
38
38 Va
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41
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3%
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253/a
25
25
25 Va
25%
33%
34%
87
87
92
333/4
34%
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89
*112%
113
*583/4
20 Va
60
pfd—100
94
100
♦102
.100
1,465
9%
173/4
883/4
100
18
40
89%
5
series
series
series
series
34 »/4
34%
40
493/4
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Scott
12.50
Co
II6V4
117%
535
9%
49 >,i
50
1
170
500
7%
37
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14%
3,900
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;...
36%
.
14%
•
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9
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90
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30%
89
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6
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9%
116
>
6
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54
92
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17%
35%
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34
36%
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100
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139
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90
30%
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116%
34
173/4
36
41
>
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36%
36
90
17%
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93
1
423%
423/4
139
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36 3/i
30 3/4
:
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89 Va
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No par
pfd
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
93
9%
—0
common—,_16%c
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93
39%
—18
Linotype
Machine
101
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Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
102
•**»<?*
Co
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
4
60% Aug 24
Inc
Mergenthaler
14
20
Co
conv
93% Dec
47% Jan
(The)-—x,
Stores
91%
♦42
:>
139
39 %
37 V*
40%
—No par
No par
common-
$3.50 preferred
-
93% Mar 29
9
Corp
: '
>42%
%
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9%
54%
*91
—8
Co
preferred series B
103% Oct
108% May
Stores
Mercantile
9
-July 19
23% Jan
27
92% Aug 13
102
1
Feb
Melville
July 11
93
116
23
26% Feb
16
91% Mar 21
32% Mar 15
Aug 22
106% Jan
56% Jun
96
153
60
,.
*
2,700
-
40
36%
23%
Corp common:
i
4Vi% preferred (1st series)
Cum 2nd pfd 4.30% series
33% Feb
112% Apr
.
453/8
Mead
28
err
663/4
14,000
5,900
72%
,79
114
>
17%:
9 Va
37
23 Va
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
25
Sep
5,200
15V4
153
71% >
5,000
87%
66%
■
■
60%
_1
McLellan
12
Jan
60
20Va
87%
15 Va
,
45
88%' >
39 Va
54%
>:
vi
> 6--»
53
36%
Inc
29
28% Jun
6
19%
,
17%
130
7%
6
*17%
9%
>44%
Publishing——. —3
Robbins
23 Va Feb
98
515
5%
6
17%
.„1
Porcupine Mines
21% Jun
Aug 24
'
.No par
———.
1
14
32% Jan
500
173/4
o
30%
34'%
.
*53/4
>
40 /.;
preferred— .100
Co
15% Feb
f
515
0.:
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No par
20% May 28
21
6
18V4
72
20 Va
*9%
-
116%
525
*53/4
—a,
Electric
Mclntyre
.
112%
x34
393/4
common
convertible
McGraw
9
3
May 23
8 >
433/4
29% Aug
13
18 Va
45
*84
93/8.
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35
*515
"
28%
5
39
103
7,800
17 3A
22%
36
89
93/a
28
95% Mar
99 "A
118 Va
,rj
7%
34 Va
$2.50
77% Feb
7
61%
45 Va
•
*42
303/4
89
90
9V4
—
pfd-
30%
30%
> 9% ■:*
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v:
43%.Aug 20
18
I
9 Va
-50
preferred -ixxx——
McCrory Stores Corp common-. .50c
3
9
11
800
5 0 3/4
:>
433/4
95
*134
%
36%.
55%
52 Va Aug
96
>63/8
154
70%
1,000
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>17%
22
203/4
21
9
>
60
90%
423/4
139
36%
117%
v
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►134
7%
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.:
37%
203/4
3
/
42%
139
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23
3
37
303/4
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.
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>
;
21%
39% Sep
Sep 26
6%
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/
>
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r
903/4
55%
77 y2 Dec
88% Mar 30
22'/a
88%
•17 Vi
Co
Co common
Corp
80% Jan
89
102
22
91%
37%
preferred
43'A Jan
Jan
.,.*42
■x
No par
Co—
cumulative
Jun~13
46
154
v
'
21
$3
106% Apr
6
>
703,4/ >
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.
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98%
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Corp
Electric
McCall
7
18
:22
1
'3,000
17 Va
48
;i7%
18%
a<60
,
.
l73/4
.44%
>*98
v
138 V4
f
>
>49%
60%
96
/
,
No par
M'cCord Corp cbmmon———_—. .—3
9
12
2
26% Jan
138
60
60%
60%
..99% >99% -W. v >98
6.25
Co com
Dept Stores
21
21% Jan
139
.
19
,
2 Va
66%
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.
100
183/4
173/4
66%
223/4
97 Va
I 800
16
;
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,
2.
873/4
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104%
1,900
93 %
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17%
'
15%
154
20
32
6,000
3,900
6,000
20 Va
67
1,200
16
>
15
66%
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w
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n
2
6%
v
4
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,
15%
47%
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200
">
27%
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/
2,100
15%
32
„
87
323/4
22%
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new—
34% Jun
101 >• Aug
223/4
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93%
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-
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50
20
A
>
32
20
86
:
,
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19 Va
20%
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15%
,,
17%
18%,.
20% >
873/4
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—
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45% Apr 25
29 Va Feb ^7
18
81
•
18%
.
v
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20 Va
20
>
33%'
79
100
139
:
//
133 Va
23
18%
50
preferred
■
Maytag
6
14
16% Feb
-
x33%
81%
*98
$3.40
46
1
20 Va i
♦133 Va
;
8% > 8%>>
473/4 .48%
>
85%. 87
34%
227/a
(
8%
,
132 %
>80%
2
34
Apr
2
*90
'
48 % >
20
>
:
■
17%i
70%
>
95%
47 Va
21
87 '/a
34'/a
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4
,>
3
Jan
15
87 Va
.
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par,
Mar 14
8
4 Va%
Master
48 Va Mar 19
23
21% Aug 11
49 Va
.20%,:
*33/4
"47%.-
♦152
.'■'..48%
27 V4
r •'!>.
15%
;'■& 60
8%,'
r
18
60
:
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183/a
154
8%
15%
27%
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.
15 Va >,15%
•I'
■
67%
*90
15%
27%.
4
50%:
18%
60
95
3,900
20
88
*152%
2,000
51%
50
61%
8%r
—1
Masonite
24.
44
91
154
26 V4
51%
87%
203/s
66%
26
51%
18%
•
15%
15
26
49 Va
60 Va
/
Midland
Martin
3
50'/a Mar 23
24% Jan
May 25
90
Jan
38% Jan
9
83
,
56% Jun 14
54
'•
20
26
50%
*17% •:■ 17 %"••
8% V 6%v
50%'
x87%
6,200
'
2
*18% ,18 3/4
67%
154
1
Co
Manhattan
20 Va Apr
4
67
1
Mtiraeaibo Oil Exploration
MUrathon Corp
18
56% Mar 31
May
18%
6
;
Manati
18 Va Mar 19
19% May 25
39
35 % July 12
Mar 14
*18%
100
Inc
1
25 % Dec
67
49%
10
common
i
6,
20% May 16
40
51%
8,700
40%
40
'
'
.
&
preferred
Magic Chef-x^--•—----—
Magma CopperMagnavox Co, (The)—
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mar 13
Jan
6%
18% Juiy 23
Apr 24
35% Feb
■
44% July 21
91
50%
8,000
40
I.
173/4
'•
2,700
28%
93% >
>>47%
•6%
11,900
74
31%;
'
11 Va
6%
51%
36 Va
89
20 %
'
'15%
h'
.
17%
10
10% Apr
16
40% Dec 19
t' 58
17%"
2
3,300
28 Va
18
;
173A
6%
Macy (R H> Qo inc comx-^-No par
i; f 4V*%' preferred series £
,-100
Madison Square GardenNo par
Mar 20
.
6% Aug
7
Jan
1
July 14
Mack
23:
3
41
3
16% Feb
?
Apr
139
Aug 21
4% Jun 26>
5% July
;
13
610
•
■
MacAndrews
3
May 24.
10% Feb
10
18
33% Mar 14
1
•
1%
200
51%
V *36
:
9,800
,
73 Va
15% >•
■•,-
•
47%
17%
97%
Lukens Steel Co
98
29
46%
f
6%
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13
Dec
15 3A
2
17%
ri
(Ky)_No par
Nashville^
89% Jun
Aug
15%
443/4
89
31%
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55V4
27%
28%
40%
20 Va
>
.1
-
93%
18 Va
2
-100
Gas &
Louisville
Marshall
81
49
•
•
17%
20 V4 •>-.■:
31%
31
54 Va
73%
*89
273/a
4.'
18
*91 '■>
104%
preferred
Louisville
9>
40% July 11
45
-48-
-
•
:i0
37% July
6
20Va
<
93%
.15% >16%
100
18
14% Mar 14
20%
'32
•
19,400
51 Va
*27 %
,•>*
51 Va
26
*
15%
f
■
*
18
17%
*96
common
21
16
18 >
,
*104
preferred
Co
29% Apr
Feb
273/a
*3% i* '4Va
I'.'
-xlOQ
32% Feb
52
4
100
22
>
r
32'
*91
10
21
4
*
.
20%
,
10
38% Sep
99
Apr
18
4
18
100
37% Dec
Jan
15% >
Long Bell Lumber (Md).A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com__i_10
6
'
Co
preferred--
conv
9
May 16
15%
*27%
*27 %
c®
(The)_i__^
7
25% Jan
15%
27%
15%
•
>
10
31% Jan
83
51
25
com
34% Nov
94
26
51 Va.
7
59
3
26%
51 ,.V
5
54% Aug 23
>
26
51%
1
Corp common
>4%
convertible
preferred
Marquette Cement Mlg Co
6
26 Va
convertible
4%%
7>-
10% Apr
4
20% Feb
29
25%
.51%
6,900
11,900
90
72%
90
*90%
92% Jan
23
Feb
,34
33% Jan
7
22% Nov
403/8
v
100
Carbonic
12
31% Jan
,
8
Jan
25% Jan
40
17%
17%/44>:'V;; ;>/• 43%
7 49% Jan
11
8% Jun
16
44
41
71
98% July 12 -
:,4l7% July 31
21
a
41
40%
43 V4
27% Feb
5154
Feb~17
35% Jun
11
28 Va
41%
73%
*89
17 Va
62% Mar 19
Aug 24
100% Jan
*
4
5
Jan
283/a
72%
„•
69%
143 Va Jan
109
7% July 31
10% May 18
July 19
28 Va
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86%: July 26
.
21
Jan
92
74
28%
25
Corp__:
Corp
36.
90% /
3,600
40
*43 Va
51%
36
73%
17%
27%
50%
28%
>
>
100
137%
50 Va
54%
89%
74%
91
3,900
39%
443/4
,
3,300
24
137
28
27 3A
*43'/a
<
28%
*90%
.
>
4
,
A
preferred
Lionel
53
Va
44%
28%
^
pfd_75 Pesos Me*
Products
Liquid
-
Mar 14
39
16
28
23 Va
>43%
45%
21% Feb
144
'.28% Apr
3
Jun
11%
i
Corp_i*_'_
5
27
.';:v
l
-
common
26% Jan 10
41% Sep 22
685
36%
No par
Cement
Aug 16
13
>13% Jun
8% Jan
36
27
44
a
i
Gas
104
41% July 30
137'
-
!ir3a"'/8Juiyl5A1
7% Jan
5l3/4
36
27 V«
> '44
26%
■
32% July 27
88% Mar 15
;
507/s
36 >-
10
Star
20
140 > July>22
6
51%
36%
>36%
533/a
27
'
15%
-V:
48% Jan
133
50%
__io
Star
26
3
53%
49%
53
17%
102 Va Jan
27
53% Jan
;
44%
52,
,_100
Lone
10
83% Jan
28
44%
> '?:■
48 3/4
53%
723/4
23% Jdly
106
Jan
49% Jan
503/4
27%
1
90%
Belt
49 %
49% >
52%
41
17%
393/4
137 y4
48 Va
>
700
26%
17%
17%
39%
1343/4
54%
20%
Link
17%
393/a
136 %
50%
—
—
Cup
17%
50
100
82
23%
39
137%
98%
102
41
Va
135
53%
15Va
Tulip
17%
387/a: :
135
44%
88%.May
137% Jun
17 Va
38 %
139
72
2
May 25
17%
39%
49%
25
97 Va
102
24
39
K
Lone
8
27
23%
17%
|
5
July 11
: May 21
,.•18% Jun
263/4
24
17%
16
51% Jan
22% Mar 14
98
29
27
23%
l
com
35
July 26
132% Aug 16
Aug 24
27
23 Va
140
15
103
*80%
42
28
23%
88%
/Lily
*40
27%
24
20%
1%
9
,
9.
58
July 27
90% Dec 30
31% Dec
6
:
39 '/a May 16
6
Mar
42
.
23
5
*40
28 Va
23%
93 Va
*101
80%
28
53% Jan
-3
'
Lockheed Aircfaftr.'Corp
...1
;>25.% May:14y^ Tjoew's -Xnc
—x-.^lr;»No par.
>
102
80%
2,700
97
*95%
103
100
3,100
42%
*92
101
*100 Va
82
•:
preferred_»_100
.Jan\>6>:: List Industries Corp__
J
1
.12
8
•
49% Mar 29,
'
27.
*98 Va
101
42 Va
*40
15
9
18% Jan
>
2
100% Jan
f 43% Jun
101
*80%
*101
52,200
49 Va
42%
97
*95%
103
2.50
14
"
*98%
101
82
97
♦101
653/a
120
*49
93%
101
*95%
97
137%
(The)/wli.i
Fink
*92
100
Cprp____:
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
V
2
72% Aug 17
17% Aug 23
.
&
93%
80%
Libby McNeill & Libby^__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
9
Aug
Feb
5
147
3
64
Lelin
*92
*99%
8 75
1st ^preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
Corp
42%
100
0
noncuin
42%
101
Lerner Stores
29
163% Feb
8% Aug
r
,1
72% Feb
>
89
1
Dec
105
11
77 % Jan
Aug
-107% Apr
103 % Jan
26
$3
' .Lehman
92%
42%
101
& Sons. (Co: commonj
50c ndncum
.
Mar 26
24/i
23
>
'
42%
i-
101 %
,
1
98 j. Apr"
>18% Mar
•
47% Jan 23
July
38% Sep
11
45% Jan
>
Shares
64 Va
49%
101%
*99%
preferred
_»_100
Lehigh CoaL
Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
.15
1j
.
20% Jun
14% May 28
35% Jan
'
Feb
721%
Jan 23 ^
6
123
Mar 11
20% Oct
49
.
19
Sep
32% July
5
28 % Mar 14
the Weak
•115
120
49
*100
3 ■" Lehigh .Valley RR^__%t___No
par
Lehigh Valley -Coal eommon__i.
^.1
31
Feb
8
65% May 29
153' • AUg 24
14
24%
r
92
65%
63%
120
48%
*95%
1
(James)
42%
93
643/8
120
97
No par
Lee Rubber &
;
>,51.% Aug 24
74% Feb
9
15
Aug 21
,
•103% Sep 19 '
K 12
July 25
64% Feb
7 '
26% Mar 14
-
9
6
Jun 17
.39%
7
S19
4
Feb,
55% Apr
25% Jan 25
79
8«lM (w
Friday
Aug. 24
48%
103
41%
Bryant
Lees
July 10 *
21% Jan
23
21 Va Jan
~
'
27
U-2.% Jarn
23
19
Apr 22
66
Co
'
5% Apr
16% Jan
72% Sep 22
164% Nov 16
Sep 26
26.
43Va'Jan
.
Mar >1
89% Dec
22
46%. Oct
Jan
23>
>58'
1% July 6
- Apr
24
Lane
30>
>17 Va Jun
15
.1
22
18
-17% Jun
Gas
42
*40%
4
-4.32%
preferxed
Li Consolidada 6
63%
*114
48%
*101%
Mar 22 > V** 3.85%*
..
t
93
*96
643/8
121
*48
83%
common
(The)
43
83%
„
Co—;
'
6% Sep
47 y2 Jan
61% Mar 14
*
1
22
30
13% Jan
Apr~26
17 Va Dec
Sep
64% Jan
>
Thursday
Aug. 23
No par
2.50
Indus
Inc
Co
Laclede
6
7-4%*Jan%. -6>!
8 $.•'
Co
(S S)
62%
*112
48 %
43
a
preferred
/Kroger
6
•18% Apr 27>
...22% Mar 12 '
£ 8
Oil
65%
123
50
Co
(S. H) & Co
Kroehler >Mfg Co
.27% Aug
.
3.-V
64%
No par
Co
Kress
3
16% Aug
4>
30. .Jun * 8
*
3
>15%Nov 28a
Mar 14
13
16% Mar 13.
20
4%
Kresge
29
,
&
County Land
Koppers
1
52% Aug
.35% Apr 26
*
Aug. 22
48%
___
29% Mar 29
Jan
Feb 25
98% May
Feb
com
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
.74% Aug 20
08
Southern
4%%
conv
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co (111)
12
•50% Feb
>6
34% Sep
.
.
31
cumulative
City
Kerr-McGee
40% Mar 19
43% Jan
4
»5% Jan 25
*
Apr
Aug 22
.22
Kern
,58% Apr 27
Aug 24
40
8
> Jan
: 47
r
26% May 28
'
22% Dec
TRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 21
*118
100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
6
60% July 16
30% July 16
10
43% Feb
33%
IIlOO
I—100
loo
preferredlllOO
preferred
Kayser (Julius)
3
53% Apr
7
16
23
29% Feb
92% Mar 18
Mar
Sep
14
147% Mar 14
23
44 % Jun
Corp
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas
Electric Co
Kansas Power &
Light Co
Mar 27
40% Aug
May 28
113
Chem
preferred
4.35%
24% July 23
21
17 Va Aug
&
preferred
4.20%
20
21% Jan
Jun
«
46 Va Jan
cum
Kansas
9
8
24
29% Jan
36% Jan
1
3
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
27
13
92 Va May
Aug 24
42% Apr
Oct
Tuesday
Aug. 20
Par
preferred
4.50%
105
Juiy 10
71% FeD
9
4
Mar
3.80%
]
108
41
24% July 15
38% Nov
9
27 ye Mar 14
98% Jan
Monday
-
>'
20
Mar
Alum
24
97 % Aug
21
29% Jun
V-24%
17% Mar 24
44
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH BALK
4Va%
cum
conv
preferred
100
4%%
meferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No par
3
Aug
Feb
96 J
May 24
101
70% Jan
43
Kaiser
3
47% Apr
39
Nov
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
,
K
28% May 25
,
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
•
'
*92
33%
*85%
112
333/4
89
112%
111%. 111%
59
583/a
58%
58 %
58 Vi
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
60 Va
94
103%
94
59
92%
*102
♦92
58 Va
60%
93%
*93
103 Va
♦102
94
*92
59%
94
103%
94
25%
34%
*85%
*110
•58
20%
58
*93
*102
♦92
25Va
25%
34 Va
34%
*85 Va
89
89 %
1,000
5,900
'
.
400
30
91
30%
-
5,200
89%
190
41
500
25%
800
34%
25.000
89
100
113
*110
113
500
59
*58
59
300
20%
59
94
103%
94
•
20%
58V4
*93
•102
*92
20%
14,400
5 8 3/s
1,400
94
210
103%
94
100
*91
93%
*91
93%
*91
93 Va
*91
93%
*91
100
*102
103%
•102
103%
*102
103 Va
♦102
103%
*102
103%
5
57
58%
59 Va
58
59%
60
60%
56%
5 8 3/a
58 Va
93^
19,300
n,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
Monday, August 27, 1956
;.
.
(836)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Frovlou
Range (or
(ear 1955
9
46% Jan
65 % May
40
47
Dec
1
70
28% May 15
25
54 % Nov
21
Jan 21
25% Jan 21
146% Sep
23
37% Jan
133
29% Oct
11
Oct
15
11
20
Dec
30
26% Nov
12% Jan
6
Jan
20
23% Jan
7
22% Jan
35% Dec
Oct~31
Aug 10
27
8% Jan
1
102%
♦101 %
16 %
15%
No par
•27%
Minn
2
3
Apr
30
88
Jan
11
19
33
Jan
42% Apr
3
17
Feb
9
30% Jan
16
7
19
Jan
3
40% Apr 30
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
23
3
July
7% Jun
5
Mission
29
22
39% Jan
30% Jan
23
18% Jan
3
20 % Jan
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
33% Apr
27
30% Oct
42% Mar
Jan
33
3
25
4
Dec
6
47
Mar
2
35%
35'/b
3u%
34%
35%
35
5,500
11%
ll'A
11%
113/8
11%
2.700
4,700
6,600
5,000
63%
64%
383/B
383/4
2,500
8,100
8'/a
8 Vb
8 3/«
13,400
—100
100
_1.25
♦64%
•19%
-
11
11%
11%
65
76
75
65%
643/4
64%
75
75
19%
243/,
24'%
24%
21%
21 3/8
21%
*20%
21%
21
\
8%
19%
65
75%
8%
201/2
20 %
*20%
21
41%
19%
24%
25%
25%
21%
21%
21%
20%
41%
20%
•20%
41%
X411/4
41%
41%
5
26%
25%
253/4
25%
26
No par
1
44%
44%
44
44
44
44
36%
37%
34%
36%
35V4
35%
41%
42%
42
42%
20 3/4
21%
Utilities Co
Co
Power
(The)
—
(John)
Co
&
——....i—3
21%
44%
v2i21%
190
19%
700
25
25
600
21%
21%
'19%
25
1,000
200
21
►20%
26,800
41
41%
25% 7 25'/4
25%
26
743%
433/4
43 '/b
43%
35%
371/4
36%
37 Vb
1,900
23,400
42%
42 »/2
42 y8
42%
25,400
21
20%
21%
21'A
21 «/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
43%
43
43»/4
433/4
6,100
2,600
3,600
4.700
/
41%
6.700
,
43%
43%
36
36%
36%
.37%
37%
37%
38
44%;
38%
25
243/4
243/4
24%
24%
24%
25
35'/2
35
35
35%
35%
7 16
16
16
16
1,000
42
41%
413/4
2,100
353/B
35
35%
2,600
46
46
46
43
7
36%
36%
Corp
5
25
25'/a
Co
1
35%
35%
34%
35%
34%
5
1
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
♦15%
42
42%
41%
41%
41 %
413/4
41%
35
35 %
35
35'%
35V8
35 Vb
35
46
45
45
•44%
141 %
40
140%
141%
140
*139%
•138%
20
20
20 Vb
20
20%
20'A
20%
19%
73
72%
73%
72%
72 Va
2,200
1,600
26%
27
26%
27
10
Corp
Brass
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co fG C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers
20%
22
44
.10
42%
21%
21%
12
—
& Co—„j
Inc
42%
21
No par
Lines
Moore-iVLcCormack
755%
►74
19%
•243/4
310
83
-•
75'%
19%
41%
25%
63
64
633/4
*74
'7 775:/-/:
19% ;
No par
Tool
Machine
Montgomery Ward
Mar 15
50
35%
7
7
38%
Mueller
32% Jun
43
36%
34%
35%
13 VB
63
Montana-Dasota
% May 10
42% Jan
6
37
8%
Montana
12
25
36%
_
4
11
Jan
37 .77
37%
Wheel
45% Jan
40% Oct
36%
62V4
Products
Jan
37 VB'
62 %
Motor
18
15
40% July
4
36%
38/
Motor
42% Apr
15% Jun
47
36%
37'/4
Monarch
5
22% July 20
26
44%
37%
13
62%
7
40
19
43%
37%
Monon RR class A——
25
Class B
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co
2
3
32 % Mar
13%
44%
13
44
8%
33% July 27
23
13%
45%
8%
Motorola^
24% July 31
13%
43%
8%
51% Mar 14
7
May 17
27% Mar 14
13J/4
46 %
37
28
8%
Morrell
40 % May 28
60% Jun
20
27%
13
45%
5
28% Mar 12
44% Mar 14
28
13%
47%
Inc—
Industries
Monterey Oil Co
20
9
27%
13%
11%
—
1
46% Apr 27
22% May 4
10
18% Jan
27%
2,300
631/4
38% Aug
40% May 28
Apr~25
Mar 23
3
51% Mar 19
28
Jan
3
47
Jun 14
26
3
6,400-
28
38
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
24% Jan
23% May 28
15
43% Sep
38
27%
11%
Mohasco
28% July 23
32% Feb
200
37%
62%
-
4.20%
38% Jan
24
38
37%
46%
com—No par
RR
3%% preferred
39% May 28
6
28
•23
24
♦23
37%
37%
37%
20
24% Jan
28%
86
24
•23
,
63%
20
23
38%
86
38%
Feb
Jan 30
May 28
23
37
20
8,200
*: >v 10
16
•84%
•>>>,
960
102%
63%
Feb
21% Feb
23
39%
10a %
15%
/ 7 15%
16
857.-7/85/
8,800
11,300
70
38%
88
22
24
69%
102%
•101%
102%
16%
•84 >/4
86
*84%
86
•23
39%
69%
81%
124%
rl24%
100
76
5
68%
>
124
5
Corp
preferred series A
7%
Aug 24
>Jan
69%
•>:?;;
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5
May 29
16
123V2
•84%
—i
Fuel
River
82%
125%
68%
71
77
10
Light
Development Co
Mississippi
63
11
28
&
Corp..
73
7
Feb
Power
Minnesota
Minute Maid
5
11% Feb
conv
: Mission' 'Corp■——;
47% May 14
26
13
34% Mar 14
:
2
17% Jan
# 81% Jan
Aug 21
62
25% Oct
9
70
16%
20
Sep
68%
•101 %
21
17% Jun
123
16%
Apr
24% Jan
11-
1
40
1,400
rl22%
102%
29% Jan
14% Dec
11
19'/2
81 Vb
16%
7
18% Feb 23
23% Dec
24»/4
19 %
81
•101%
15% Sep "*14
79% Sep 15
16% Mar 14
24 VB
19%
80%
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred——
—100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred—25
Minnesota <fc Ontario Paper
2.50
83'/a Dec
21%
24Vs
19%
81%
x69%
30% Jun 25
9
6
24 Va
20
80%
No par
preferred—
Mining & Mfg com
3.30%
July 26
75% May 10
36% Jan
6
23% Jan
24 VB
9,000
7 3,100
100
2 6'A
Feb
52% July
3,400
83 %
22% Jun
Jan
2
36V4
33%
127%
77
54
40 % Aug
35%
32%
82%
80%
20
36%
33»A
19%
20 %
125
2,500
.■V..'-
24 Vb
241/4
19%
139 «/2
32%
127%
7
24% Jan
24 VB
*138%
,
36 VB
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg-conul.50
20%
1,300
45%
33% ;//;
90% July 26
105
4
49
19% May 12
24%
20%
33%
.
60
443/4
139%.
4,800 •'
v
293/4
•58 V»
361/4
23
35% Apr
~8% Nov" 29
34%
34%
•24
.
Shares
33
37
33 Vb
Jan
140
14
100% Jun
36 VB
Minneap & St Louis Ry—-No par
Minn St Paul & 8 8 Marie—jNo par
21% Aug 12
6
73% Sep
37
37
_
36% Jan
9
25 % July 17
24
May 25
44% Feb 15
33% July 5
32% Dec 30
17
22 % Jan
x36%
138%
138%
139%
♦138%
22% May 14
8
12% May
33%
Corp
45
139 VB
1
28% Dec 30
20
Oil
58'A
44
•138%
•
29%
30
581/4
4a%
„
the Week
Friday 7 7.
17
Aug. 24
29%
61
23
101% July 11
15% Aug 14
25
93% May
i
•138%
100
.————10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
34% Feb
82
o
30%
43%
Mar
112% Jan
13
Apr
107
common
43%
•59
58 v
Jun
117
Dec"28
Prod
1st preferred
8%
Miawest
Aug 10
40
Steel
43 VB
44%
43
60
Jan
Jun
66
102%
Midland
3
Jan
142
20
Inc—-5
30 VB
30V4
60
/
62
"58
21
70
17
Oct 14
14
Mar 12
30%
30%
30%
10
>
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
Par
Utilities Inc
South
Midland Enterprises
Sales far
7
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
17
27
1
19% Apr 13
28% Mar
,
50% Oct
106
29% Feb
41% July 13
11
-20% Oct
9
May 28
133% July 16
Nov 30
35
Middle
6
Jan
33
7
35% Mar
'"
Monday
v
EXCHANGE
Highest
Uweit
Uveal
29% Oct 18
Jail
19
1
-
•
.
■
*"
*
STOCK *
YORK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
'
,
HIGH SALE PRICKS *
AND
LOW
STOCKS
(F E) &
Bros
•45%
No par
•24%
16
;
*44'/2
46
1,000
.
1,900
200
N
24
148
May 10
22
July 16
Natco
July 25
Chatt
Nashville
16% May 28
Jan
118
Sep 21
128
9
114'A Nov
&
Louis.
St
23
82
National
Acme
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
27
National
Airlines
31
12
Jun
29
16% Mar 19
National
Automotive
33 % May 16
46 % Nov
23
35% Jun
8
36% Aug
3
42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
National
45% Mar- 1
37 % Nov
Dec
10
Jan
Jun
11
17% Jan
28
11% May 24
15% Aug
47
Feb
16
34% Feb
59
21% Sep
26
26% May 10
7%
17
11
Jun
183
6
165
2
-
13
24% Nov
14
19% Jan
30
25% Mar 14
41% Nov
14
34% Jan
30
National
27
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
33% Aug
37% Jan
15
34% Jan
23
$1.25
National
National
Department
National
Distillers
6
21 Vb Mar 19
25% Jun
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
10
27
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97% May 18
101
'
May
-
July 27
•
19% Sep
27
5
90% Nov
25
14%;
77:/: 14%
14%
14%
14%
53%
53%
54%
53%
54'/a
233/B
23%
23%
4,200
22%
23%
23
23
233/B
23 Vb
23%
34
33 Vb
33%
7
33%
34%
33 Va
29,200
34%
33%
33%
59
58
59
/
34
Gypsum Co common
Aug 29
183
July 22
163% Aug 24
179
31
7%
Mar
156
Jan
138
153
Mar 12
13% Mar 6
6%
9
4
Apr 26
Jail
Feb
23
>41% Jan
29
32% Feb
14
47
4
16% Jan
20
19% May
3
National
'Jan
20
77% Aug 17
National
Steel
39
National
Sugar
58
Jan
77% Sep
25
33% Jan
4
38% Jan
51% Dec
21
37% Jan
64
14
6
•47% Jan
29
103% May
58% Nov
5
35% Mar
42% Mar 25
6
97% Feb
Mar
98
2
25
2
Apr
7% Jun
15
20
Jan
3
48
9% Apr
8
13
9
14% Feb
18
16
10% Apr
19
Jan
19
15% Apr
12
13% May 28
15
15% Jan
20
17% July
5
15% Jun
37% Mar
8
33
97% Dec
9
88Aug 17
Mar
4
16% Apr
Feb
2
90 % Aug 20
19
88% Jan 20
33 % May
4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
93
18
18
5
101
July
69% Jan
16% Feb
75
104% Sep
20% Feb
18
8% Mar
5% July 18
11
3
Nelil
7 96
Mar 13
31% Jan
5
17% Mar 12
97% Feb 14
26
New
Feb
10
74
Aug
7
81'/2 Feb
62% Jan
24
22
27% Feb
35% Jun
Mar 10
Jun
102% Jun
17
29
30
77
Jun
14
33% Apr
440
Jun
15
610/
Sep
15
28
Oct
18
39
'
Jun
22
8
47% Jan
5
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
4%%
3
New
N
91
New
6
107
40% Jun
July 24
Jan
17
July 25
500
Jan
30
$5
N
Jan
9
N
25% Apr
18
6
22
Jun 21
19
Mar 1*
37
26
45
Sep
8
14
39% Mar 27
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
85% Jun
26
94
30
5
36% July 27
28% Jun
11
34% Feb
28
87
Oct
Jan
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
13
Mar 14
Nov
:
jun
Mar
4%
Y
&
Harlem
Y New
Haven
New
5
37%
No par
50
20%
.100
Pwr Corp com.No par
100
preferred
100
103 % Apr
14
91
Aug
16
4.10%
preferred
100
16
43
13
Nopco
73% July 18
92
22
21
48
24 V4
July 26
Northeast
80
Jan
Northern
36 Vb Jun
8
16% Jan
20
Aug
50% Aug
9
3
8
111
Jun
5
45
Apr
12
New
Co
Western
com
"when
Capital
issued"
Corp
Ry
1
Co...
Jan
8
Sep
27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
18% Sep 21
92% May
9
103% May 11
103
Jan
4
81
94
93
Aug 15
July
July
5
18% Aug
7
preferred
series
103
Jan
3
$4.10
preierred
series,
22%
Sep~26
103 %
Apr
20
16% Jan
6
39% Jan, 10
26% Jun
7
25% Nov
1
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
Dec
7
30
95
Auj 22
102% Jan
5
May
4
99% July 25
8
29 V8 Jan
13
May 28
19% Jan
3
21% Jun
15
22% Jun
47% Jan
8
10
28% Jan
6
63% July 23
$4.11
preierred
series,
series,
$4.16
preferred
series
$4.08
preferred
Northrop Aircraft
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
*86
87 »A
■-
79
*77%
80
•81
83
81%
81 %
90
80
89%
*89
90
37%
.
;
.
100
4,300
87%
87 %
30
31
31%
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16,900
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100
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82
80 V2
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7
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90
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94
93
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93
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82
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7
„
60
150
94
92%
92%
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21%
21
211/4
21 Vb
21%
21
21%
21V.
39
39 VB
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
401%
3,800
40%
68%
67%
67%
67%
67%
68%
4,300
69 %
67
68
68%
25
25
25
25
25
25%
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25
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90
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45
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23 V.
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11,100
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91
88'/a
89%
45%
44 VB
45'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
•80
81%
48%
.10
48
•106%
40%
41 %
18 VB
18%
82
83
preferred
Pharmacal Co
47%
100
•
94
-
-
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23%
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23%
1.400
400
.
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81%
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20
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48
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107V2
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107%
106%
107%
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18
18 Vb
18
18 VB
*82
83%
82
82
82
82
•106
96
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30
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16
16%
16 Va
16%
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16%
16 %
4,000
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16%
16
10
•24%
25
24
24
2,800
25
24 Va
24
24 Va
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24
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56
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98
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97
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21
9
50
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38
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91
5
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31 %
100
Gas
Northern States Pwr Co
16
86
87 %
31
45%
—1
preferred
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38%
87 %
5
Natural
5%%
25
Aviation
Central
Northern
25
Ry common
preferred
American
38%
37%
18%
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42%
20
480
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21
Niagara Share Corp
5
4
Adjustment
20 VB
38%
108
18%
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:> •>
39%
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Jan
&
20 VB
38
■
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preferred
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21
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78%
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405
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preferred
16
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42
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41
May 8
106% Apr ' 5
270
20 VB
20%
108
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,
13,60 J
37%
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3.40%
44 Vb Aug
*405
480
v
42%
9
79
20%
78 V4
;
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.
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19 Vb
preferred
16 Vb Jan
1,800
36,500
42%
13
19% July 27
91% May
4
46% Apr 20
111% Dec
8
4,900
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7
23
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.58
19
Feb
4
77
57
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77
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108
22,300
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10
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;
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118
29 3i
19
98% Jan
7
1
5
117%
24%
28 VB
79%
17%
92
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57
42%
91
26 % Fen
29
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106 Va
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92 >
37 VB
37%
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400
89%
55 Va
19 %
85 % Feb
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27
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79
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77 Vb Jan
106 %
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-
56%
V
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118
77
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8
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6
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60
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3
15
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7
92
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120
7,300
13,800
78
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7
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.
100
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25
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77
15
80
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92
120
78
14%
.
77
14 %
37
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118
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121
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77-/a Aug
Jan
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7.7
153/4
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38
8
6
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37
75%
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230
19%
100
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193/b
75
75%
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57/b
43%
19 %
38
.
:
100 %
14 Vb
6
363/4
38.
29%
5
Shipbuilding Corp.
Yorlf
60 Vb Jan
108% July 14
77%
14%
57% •58%
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
No par
33%
27
38
15
>
15%;
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1
103
5%
43%
Hartford Co—
&
23
39% Jun
8%
8
143/4
14%
23%
1
series A
22
3
37 %
12%
200
76 %
42%
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5%
22
6
:/
15%
io
Co
61% Sep
26% Feb
13% Jan
.
5%
13
4,400
13%
43%
19%
19%
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.
75%
43
16
39%
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15%
90%
3
*
141
19%
.
39%
77'.
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15
17%
Louis Co
38% Jun
85% Jan
8
'
5% 7
•120%
common.
RR
141
41 Va
14% 7 14%
9
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8
pfd-100
preferred
non-cum
142
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13
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100%
39%
;v: ■■
40
15%
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;
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&
Dock
142
7
144%
76'
•99%
100
15
Co.
/'v
Central
Chicago
20% Jun
Aug.23
19% £
77%
100
7
47% May 17
43%
19%
•88
48% Jan
25
42%
19%
76 VB
preferred
York
163 l/a
12%
76
Corp
Industries common
York
163%
•142
38 Va
ioo
27% Mar 24
6
43%
38
8
18% May 25
18% Jun
13
13
77%
101 % Jan
92 % May
144%
37 Va
Mining
Preferred
N
38
169
13
75
Common
64% Jan
28
Y
165
167 Va
76%
New York Air Brake—
30
7,300
165
166'A
—
Co
380
119Vb
117
common—No par
Electric
100%
118
118%
Pa
Fibre
Pr & Lt
100%
118%
117
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57%
57
57
101
118'A
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12,100
14,400
56%
1153/4
■_
100
20 V«
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122
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144
26%
1011/4
58
58
101
169
~
101
57
57%
100 3/4
7
58%
38%
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(J J)
20 Vb
100 %
39%
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20 Vb
20
*100
101 %
20
20%
20%
20%
•100
23%
25%
26%
253/b
25%
•23
23 3A
23
23 'A
101%
*100
101'A
77%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock™1
33% May 18
18% July
57
2
•100
37%
Inc
England
Newport
21
94% Jan
400
21% Jun
99%
77%
preferred
Newmont
8
May 28
103
99%
^-J -v/
CZZI
Bros
New Jersey
125% May
7
24% Aug 24
"
28% July
80% May 16
25%
..No par
Corp
3%%
50 '
Dec
23 Vb
26
.7743 c
19%
No par
—
Newberry Co
49% July 27
7
23%
100
Vulcanised
Nelsner
39% July 30
May 10
16
Jan
33
23 % Jan
t'inej
Natomas Co
5
78% Mar 30
7
41%
42'A
•12%
Cast-No par
Co
Theatres
30%
41
'
,;
82% Dec r 6
1
Mar 15
41% Jan
90
Mar 29
30 %
41%
10
Ref
National
17% Mar 19
13
17
30 Va
41 Vb
120
Corp
National
12'A Jun
3
6% Dec
8% Dec
30 VB
100 "VB
Corp
supply
30%
42%
23%
4% preferred
National Tea Co
13
30
11% Jan
-
Shares
National
101% Feb
25
12% Feb
Aug
80% July 20
23
39% Aug 22,
•
Natl
% July 25
30%
25%
Service
& Steel
14
38% Dec
1
1,400
6,600
7,500
«.
2,600
55,400
30 %
41%
20 Vb
58 Va
>758 ;.7
60
26 %
143
Linen
21
31
'
23%
58
11,600
59%
42%
-1
Xf
293/4
31%
*167%
Malleable
National
11% Jun
•59
77.26/e-:
preferred A
B
16% Apr
21
60
j
41%
preferred
23'A Jan
-
60
$4.50 preferred
_
National Lead Co common
175
14,300
14%
.10
Fuel
National
147
i£
Co.—i
National
13
9
180
53 %
*.100
23
123% Aug
7,200
14%
23%
21% Mar 12
23
37 VB
169'A
54%
42%
61% Apr
76 % Jan
500
36%
.7
168 V*
53
5
common
105% Feu
28
7^183%/
.
;
:
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37 y4
36%
36%
169%
4,500
3,400
13%
38
14 Vb
z
Gas
168%
13%
38
55%
Stores.
Prod
23
18% Jun 20
45% Jan
22
36 Va
*168 %
".,'773877
15 '/a
30%
100% Aug 21
July 29
106
5
54% Jan
22 %
59% Sep
Dec
45% Mar 14
168%
13%
38
133/B
7
54%
a
102% Jan
37
7
73877
3d
38
363/4
■
£68% 468%^-
25
pfd series of 1951
4%%
38
38%
37 VB
37
„
1
common
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co.,
Dairy Products
7
28% May
13%
1
;
conv
27
43% Jun
10
11
253/4
13%
14%
Co
Container
42% Aug 14
18
Oct
26%
13%
5
....
Inc__
National
19
j
..100 cm
A—:—
7
16 % Jan
10 /
common
Lines
City
National
65% July 26
18% Sep
v
73%
26%
133/b
7 38%
Corp.
Can Corp...
National Cash Register
37% July 26
14 % Mar 14
<
preferred
71%
263/b
13%
National
July 20
26% May 14
Apr 11
20
,
179;
26
Apr
Aviation
74%
Fibres
Biscuit Co
National
30
10% Oct
33% Oct
173% Sep
.
27 %
13%
Co
*139%
140%
72 >A
26%
62
20 % Oct
15% Dec
20
*19%
74 %
14
27% c(Uly 25
70
6
Jan
20'A Mar 14
141
•139
—5
29
47
.100
Corp
700
h-
Volume 184
-
Number 5563. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(837)
::
i
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lu(t far fmltu
Year 1966
,,
'
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Leveat
6
52% Aug
3
105% Sep 20
110% Sep
100% Apr
30
22
109
Jan
14
102
109
Aug
3
100
95% Jan 20
107Nov 15
105% Sep
27
49% Jan
102
__
18% Jan
100
39
Jan
20
26
25% Apr
Jan
3
43
104
Jun
114
Jan
26
13% Jan
64% July
6
94% Jan
8
51% Jan
135
July 8
18% Sep 22
10
114
112y4Sep22
23
Jan
11
86'A Jun
_
31 ys Jan
33% Feb
47
Sep 20 >
84y«Oct
40Va Feb
99
Jan
14
77
3*
2
16% Dec
20
16% Jan
1
71% Dec
22
59y2 May 28
61Va Jan 23
,,4;
16
Jan
May
__
67
A
-Nov
34
Mar 14
3
*
"
94
Feb
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
17
35
Jan
-
86
2
4%%
17
27
101%
*100
19%
85%
40%
41
40
19
39%
*19.
102
*100%
102
—100
common
19
*100%
..
28%'
"
124
57
13%
13%
91%
No par •
91%
47y4
46%
60'%
88
*87
60'A
*87
89%
•
*16%
16%
83'A
83%
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V
16%
81V4
75
'75%
48
-48% "
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85 y«
40%
40
">
40%
"
74
83
28
,.-74%
46%
102
.v
,
92
92
47
46%
47 > - -'
61
61%
;
61%
62%
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16%
79%
73
80%
> *16%
80 A
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,
74'A
*
47
*
*87
-
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102
122%
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7,600
4,700
89»%
9% Oct .26
12% Mar 10
25 y4 Nov
37 y4 Jan
128% Jan
7
56
5
Dec
15
16% Sep
26
22
Jun
88
Apr
Jan
15
Nov
36
Jan
40 1
Nov
34% Feb
6
29
,
6
17 % Sep
7y8 Jan
8
74%
2,900
1
73%
4%
preferred
Panhandle Oil Corp
Paramount
35 y2 May 15
39 y4 Apr
18
40 y4 Jan
23 Va Jun
4
57 Vz Apr
17
8
30 Vz Jan
9
12% Jan 23
3% Aug 17
12% Jun
8
14
46 % Jun
5
•,
'
.
22% Dec 27
27% Mar IT?
25 y2 Jaa
37% Jan.
6
2.7% July'28:
29% Ma»
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21% Aug»22t
26% Apr 23
26% Jair tg
85
May 28
29% Feb) 24-
38
58
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
103 y4 July
22
Jan
.
6
13
16
Jutt
22% Apr 11
33% Sep 16
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
48 y4 Nov
45% Jan
Mar
Nov
147
120
■
3
26
20 Va Jan
47
23
6
102% Dec
13
48
.
11
Jan
50
May 25
4
119% May 26
Jan
6
64% Aug 25
37% Jan
6
43
24
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96 y4 Oct
102% Oct
108
11
May 26
12 y4 Jan
30
5
Oct
6
31
102 y4 May
107% Apr
111
19
36% Jun
23
1
Mar 30
22
17
43% Jun
16
86% Dec
28
Jan
4
21
48% Sep
19
14
93
82% July
97
Dec
31% Jan
35'A Feb
168
75
84
Penn-Texas
13
$1,60
3
Mar
1
22% Apr 12
7% Mar 12
48'% Aug 16
107
Apr
17
76% Mar 19
40% Mar 23
14
13
106
23
14
July
Feb
Jan
24
4
109% Jan 10
91
Feb
8
47
Philco
3
Aug 17
94% Mar 12
May 18
91
6
92
Dec
30
86
95% May 13
12% May 25
15% Jan
100
Dec
29
96
10% Dec
46 % Jan
30
6:
13% Apr
6
61
5
100% July
33% Jan
6
104% Feb
52 y4 Jun
84% Jan
13
Jan
6
4
T
98
May 10
Aug 14
45
16
17
44 %
14
6
21% Jan
83
10% Jan
'
Dec
May 8
Jun 19
Jan,r; 3
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
31
28% Sep
62 "
16'
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
21% Dec
22% Feb
9
89'% May 21
93
160
155 1.
10
41% Dec 22
76% Mar 11
84% July 28
85
96
July 26
29
25y4Jan
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
108% Jan
14
July 18
Aug 21
Jun
3
153% Dec
40% Dec
19
159% Dec
3
96
Apr
10
Apr
4
47% July 10
20 % July 27
163% Jan 16
170
Jan
67% May
10
10
24% Feb
9
80
1
Jun
87 Vz July 3
Jan 27
26
23
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
7
6
146% Jan 24
210
Jun
Feb
1
56% July 16
May
8
25
16
40'/4 Apr
6
38% Aug 20
29% Jan
6
19% Mar 15
35% Mar 18
30% Jan
23
25
22
19% Jan
23
5
24 */4 Sep
8
Oct
26
12% Jan
3
69% Dec
15
81
May 19
68
Jun
26
37% Feb
2
47
Nov
43
Feb
28
Jan
9
3
8% Apr 24
35% Apr 12
84% Apr
4
155
Apr
Pitts
20
$5
•.
36% Nov 15
84
Mar 21
25% Feb
11
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
28% Jan
3
29% Jan
19% Mar
100% Feb
18
7
16
103% Nov 22
23 % Dec 27
56% May
32
Oct
43% Jun
89% Jan
23
28
Potomac
Procter
8% Jun
8
36% May 11
6
77
Aug
5
26% Oct
27
125 y4 Sep
24
Aug 14
23% Aug 10
14
27
34% Nov 16
33 y4 Apr
7
104
Jun
105% July
105
Nov
8
5
21
111
Aug 20
Jun
32% Jun
29 y, Apr
22
10% May
2
74
May 1
49% July 25
40 y4 July 24
Publlcker
$4.75
Public
Public
12%
12%
12%
12%
T
303/4
30%
31%
311/4
1,600
T
52 y4
521/4
52'/4
521/4
1,000
40
40
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21%,
*2iy2
21.%,
283-4/
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28%
39%;
39%
39%
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28%
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28%
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88'%
387/a
15,200
14%
143/4
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1
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59%
46%
104%
46%
104%
105
102
102
101 %
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100
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10
62 Vz
64
61
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24%
24%
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167
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23 3/4
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62%
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13%
243/e
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166
165
83 Vz
83%
69
22%
21%
22%
213/4
50
50
50
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5
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69
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102'%
23%
31,900
62
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61%
4,200
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13,200
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101 %
17 Va
173/4
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4%
47
45%
46%
45%
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68%
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99 Vz
67%
68 %
30%
38%
23%
21
75
45
8
84
100
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106%
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20%
75
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5
103
21
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84
17%
4%
460
68 %
38%
38%
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15,500
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130
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4,500
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22
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107
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22
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76
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10
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106
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38%
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103
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39%
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106
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68%
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69
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800
1,300
51
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68
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67
♦100
700
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,
21%
21%
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69%
106 %
68%
22
50 3/4
24%
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69
69
60
35
163
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106/4
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69 %
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48
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13 3/8
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69
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300
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79
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14
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14
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53%
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5
25
common
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97
1
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—
84%
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100
com
*
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46%
com
Coal Co—
preferred
*96%
83
*79
14
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98'%
*96
52%
53%
11
53%
11%
11
f,
45%
453/4
45'%
253/4
25 'A
25 7%
25'A
93
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;
♦94%
97
42
97
93
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43
18%
18%
1623/4
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T 156%
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153'%
61
57%
583/4
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58 3/4
91
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91
83%
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51%
1
100
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45%
2,200
.
26
-
64%
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97
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5,000
20
93
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2,800
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43
-
18%
18'A
18'%
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>
7,800
1,800
1601/4
1601/4
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162'%
10
155
155
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155'%
110
583/4
58'%
59i%
4,900
90
89'%
90
89'%
90'%
58%
89%
8%
8%
8%
8'%
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8%
83%
8,600
30%
30'%
303/4
30'/a
30%
20%
30%
11,600
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31%
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18%
18 3%
300
30
8 /8
100
18%
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45,800
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99
64
253%
97
42%
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-
253/4
43'A
59%
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64
25
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30%
103/4
99
160
10
54%
10 3/4
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10
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,
11
99
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53%
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97
8%
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84
14
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1
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91
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523/4
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84
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18%
162%
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common
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1
100
common
84
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66
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50
(conv)-.—100
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23%
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22
50
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102%
v
165
50
3,100
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34%
%
22%
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.
100
46'%
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613/4
243/a
34%
69
60'%
46'%
105
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13%
24%
;—100
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5,700
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106
106
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35
167
601/2 'ft
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106
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105
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23%
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60%.
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145
52%
52%
220
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893/4
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26%
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54%
220
53'%
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14%
14%
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88'%
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88%
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220
82%
88%
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26%
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55
54
89
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220
4,800
300
2,400
155
3A
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55'%
23,300
220
14'%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
1,300
4,000
——5
Power
Co
Gamble
38%
36%
37%
36'%
37i/4
37'/4
37%
367/a
37'%
36%
38%
36 %
363/4
36%
37'A
371%
37%
36%
37
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
2,800
54
54 %
53%
53%
52 3A
533%
52%
53%
523A
53 y»
12,800
9y2
3,500
--2
Industries
Inc common__o
preferred
Co of
37%
—10
class B
Colorado
10
9%
of
Indiana—No par
y-
9 3/8
93%
9%
9%
93%
9%
69
68%
683/4
683/4
683A
69
69
69
46 %
47
46%
47
47
47
47
47
•47
38%
39%
393%
39%
39%
77'A
77%
39 %
9%
39%
3%%
preferred
100
77
30
4.32%
preferred
25
*24
24%
26y2 Mar 14
4.16%
preferred
25
*23%
24
4.20% preferred
9%
—
68%
No par
88% Mar 29
July 25
39%,
21%
383/4
26% Jan
120
*
10,800
88'/8
2.50
Co
5,500
14%
common
(The)
Serv
70C
300
4 T'-
30%
*27%
100
Chem
cum
15i/4
3%
52%
22%
«Sc W'est Virginia.!—100
Young & Ash pfd
100
Serv
25%
r.
;■
52
100
Electric
&
4
11
*76%
24
*23%
39 %
39 y4
69
5,100
180
47%
1,900
39'%
5,000
77%
*763/4
78
78'%
30
24
*24
243/4
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24%
•24
24%
100
24
*231/4
24
•23 y4
24
*23'A
24
78%
119
300
100
117
*116
116 y«
common_No par
34
34 %
33%
34%
34
34'%
34%
343/a
34 y4
34%
7,300
30
30 Vz
29%
293/4
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
2,200
HI
116
J/2
116
*117
119
*117
11
35% Mar
10
32% Jan
10
Aug 16
98% Jun 14
103% Feb
16
4.08%
•96
97
♦96
97
Feb
15
4.18%
—100
*99%
100
100
*99%
100
*99
100
*99
106% Feb
•99%
100
99 % Aug
15
4.30%
100
*99 %
100
*99%
100
*99'%
100
♦99'%
100
*99%
100
*28%
29
96
24% Nov
28
9
74% Dec
27
41% Apr
11
37% Jan
14
64% Feb
11
Aug 10
25%
*14%
;
15%
87%
Plymouth Oil Co
23% Mar 23
4
x38%
....^
convertible
55
*14%
28%
Inc common__l
Corp
Steel
/
T
4%
12%
4
14%
Inc
28
.T
12%
39 %
preferred class A
-5%% 1st series prior pfd
31
15 %
3%
12%
88
5%
21% Jan
*14%
3%
12
11,400
30 %
*91 !z
*94%
40%
Co
15
15
.
8,900
49 y8
143/4
Metallurgical Inc—
&
25
87%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt...
Poor
25
"48%
30%
22%»
Forgings Co.
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
5%%
25%
T
"
52 y2
25%
Pittston Co
25'%
33'A
24%
38%
guaranteed preferred
Plough
49%
32%
*24
'
30%
10
Pittsburgh
24%
48%
33%
52 y4
*96 /»
Pittsburgh
•24
49%
32%
5,500
31
——No par
2
Pittsburgh
331%
24 »/a
48%
*24%
49%'
*27 Vz
Pittsburgh
Pitts
33
*24
*24
-
53%
preferred—No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
Ft
33 v;
24%
32%
24>/a
94%
39%.
par
convertible
7%
36,800
923/4
88%
Hosiery
48 y2 Jun
9
& Co
Pitts Consolidation
Pitts
30
19%
T
943/4
.
38%
Petroleum
$4.80
99'%
19%
94
,14%
common—
Coke &
*98 »/4
19%
33 %c
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
3
100
153% Jan 13
36% Jan 24
19
Feb
99 y2
187/a
l04y2
preferred
Phoenix
*98 y4
18%
14%
preferred series A
Phillips
70% May
i
28 y8 July 25
96% Apr
Jan
6% Feb
13
Dec
102
74
'
3
59 y4 Jan
37% Feb 13
"92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
150
8
166% Aug 12
22 '% May 17
Mar 14
3
13
16% Jun
8
Jan
173
Jun
55 y4 Aug
2
12% Jan 18
99%
87
Ry Co
Phillips Jones Corp
5%
93 %
*98 %
18%
..,..100
.....
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
32% Feb
162% Aug 31
16
92%
18%
37%
preferred ;—
3.9% series preferred
5
93%
98%
14%
4%
09 ]/4 Mar 14
49
Mar
3,200
18,300
88%
common.
preferred
Corp
7%
18%
38%
preferred
3%%
700
7»/4
I8V4
53 V4
——40
Philip Morris Inc
;
73/4
18'/2
14%
Phila & Reading Corp
July 11
136%
142
7%
is y4
38 V4
preferred
4.68%
23% July 30
36% Mar 13
2
4.3%
1363/4
T'
19,100
30%
"
...
0
142%i
300
'1,830
18V4
3%
Phlla Electric Co common—No par
$1 conv preference com
No par
4.4% preferred
100
:!! •: 3.8% preferred
100
26 Vz Mar 14
102
2nd
Phelps-Dodge
112% Jan 13
11
Jan
4%
141 Vz
•
/
88'/4
Mfg Co...
Corp
(Chas)
53%
> 141%
-
9lV4
12%
——50
Salt
& Eastern
Pfizer
51/4
3,900
-
381%
132
22% Jan
3
104
29% July 25
3
9
.
8
74 y4 Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pub
Serv
$1.40
El
div
& Gas
preference
com__No par
preferred
preferred
a
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman Inc
Pure
Oil
(The)—.
100
10
*96 %
97%
29
29%
No par
68 %
68%
5
46%
46%
•96
97%
28%
>
28%
67%
•
68%
'45%
46 %
*96
97
28%
28%
671/4
67%
67 y4
61%
45i%
46%
45%
45 7%
28%
67
.
67%
45%
46
.
-I
9,100
1
—;
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
.
? 5%
-4
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
142Vz
com—No par
preferred
Peoria
X1313/4
25
6T/ Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Cokp__
3 T.
;*37ya
139%
600
.100
1,600
98%
.
33 y8 ;'T
12%
37%
38»/2
138%
7%
*3%
-
37%
•»37y8
18 %
5
•
'
15y4
Aug 15
Jan.
7 Va
18 %
23e
Pet Milk Co common
4%%
preferred
19
43% Jun
16
96
7'%
*24
5iy4
37 %
38'/=
140 y4
18V4
15%
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania
50 3/4
37%
140
7%
-_1
Corp
& Light
preferred
4.40%
Mar 29
Aug 20
19% Jan .13
50%
37%
177/s
No par
Corp
(The)
Sand
Power
4J/a%
64
30
20 Va Aug
85% Jun
Penn
2
501/4
/
1,800
'A-
v-
-,
...No par
54
May 23
Dec
3
29
i;
18%
*24%
Cement
Corp
Glass
36 %
111/4
5%
142y4
25 V\
—
26% May 18
6
104% July
92 y4 July
101 >/2 Aug
106
Apr
2
37 % Feb
28
Feb
Penna
36i/2
—25
preierrecfc
(J C) Co.
Penney
I
'.
*24'/2
_i
37 y4
11
"
49 Va
....—
105
54% Jan 23
July 25
26% Mar 7
115% Apr 19
9.
37%
*37'/a
50 V*
—
prefewed
$1.30
38%
38'%
49%
Teleft common—No
preferred!
3
4% July 23
37% Feb 10
96% Jun 19
*
$1
&1 32.
•
9
July
Apr
16% Jun
6% Nov 22
36% Jan
48'/4 Jan
68% Aug 24
100
Peninsular
* 37%
2.50
common
>36%
51%
51
38 ;
—
32%
1
Enterprises..
271%
* 7%
par
Penn-Dixie
112% Mar
&
51%
No par
Co
24»/2
*26%
18*/4
T
5%
conv prior preferred.——25
Penick & Ford-~—
No
Pennroad
109
Corp
Co
24»/2
27%
36 Va
36 Vz
140'A'140%
93y2T95y2
*98y4 ' 99% "
18%
18%
1
1
Transportation
Coal
43% July 11
3
Jan
Jan
Distillers
11%
24%
*26%'
142%
T
—.100
—
*11
*24
*7%
1
No par
Corp.'—
Proof
Mines
16% Jun is/,
60% Aug 16
27
33% Jan
4;.
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
106% Jan
5
2
Sep 29
101
27
21 y2 Jun
July 21
-
21
29% Jan. 13
28% Mar 27
23
12% Jun
-
Jun
Patino
41% Mar 12
24%, Mar 26
23
102% Aug 13
101 % Aug 17
22% Feb 14
Parmelee
25
55% Aug 10
14% Apr 23
49% Feb 29
45 y2 May 29
5
Tilford
Rust
Peabody
37
3
30 V4 Jan
6
28
30% Jun
14
102
23
53
28
Oct
6
113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
44% Oct 28
29
Nov
49% Dec
2
7
17% Oct
Jun
15% Dec
4
3
&
Inc
T
—
'.T
38'A
*
3,300
J
102
27 y4
142%
Corp.—1
Airways
Pictures
100
-
Parke Davis & Co
14% Jun
20
8
Park
Parker
17% Apr 25,
6'A Mar 12
Aug 21
44%rMar
May
6
World
."
—
6
Jan
July
51
'40
3.
20
36% Jan
Amer
51%
141
103
18
Pan
36
*140%
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
9
36
No par
_
11%
24'/a
11
*26
,
4,700
,
"47%,
J 102
*
37
51
!.
24'/4
24%
27
TV 37%
T
*38%
par
11
*24'/4
T
27"
common.lOO
Telep & Teleg
rights
.Common
11
25
T
36
25'.' "
Lighting Corp___—_No
Pacific
9
Mar
23
54% Feb
29"% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
Electric
11V4
:*26%;-27%
10
29
9
Jan
44
44
&
*10%
T*'24%
25
Corp_
Pacific Mills
21 y4 Mar 20
jun
30 y8
11
Gas
Pacific
12
5% Aug 23
11
6
Jim
Finance
Pacific
.
54
Jan 12
142 y4 July 16
30 !/4 Jan
21
5
1.;—I
———
Panhandle East Pipe L com
21
82
Inc
common
104% July 17-
9% Jun
36% Jan. 10
Co
preferred
Pacific
16
Jan
Fisheries
5%
16
Jan
25% Jun
11
Jan
Amer
Coast
•
152 y4 Feb
4'A May 27
4% Jan
6
14% Jan
6
Oct
40
v
95
3
47% May 5
51% Apr 12
9
10% Jan
3
25
44% Jun
53% Mar 28
23
,
Pacific
Pacific
,
'74
18
104
l
136% Aug 24
6% Jan 23
16% Jan 27
2
12
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
12% May
27% Aug 13.
28% Aug 13
.
40
38
Aug 21
131% Aug 24
5% Aug 23
,
70% Oct
12
37% Jun
152% Aug 22
12
Jan
5
16
10
48 % Jan
*148% Aug 24
142% MfcrlO
6% Nov
Aug
9% Jan
19y2 Jun
23 V4 Feb 10
35May 22
Aug 29
42
25
~
29
53
6
•
29
44 Va Jun
44% Mar 15
37 y4 Jan
29
26% Nov
20
-
16%
■
16% May 16
21% May 13.
37% Jan 17
2,700
,
81
47-
102
160
'.
'
^
.
17,000
92
46'A
102
*101
:
13
16%
46%
101
13
92
82
72»A
48 v
101
58y«:.
57%
•121
13%
89y2
81%
'
-
2,500
.122%
62'A
*16%
'
.
600
102
27%
58'A
160
3,200
19 y4
♦100%
28%
57%
1,100
•
12,800
40'%
*
*19
•
102
19
13
48%
*92
63'%
88
-
19
*121
13%
92%
47
63'A
81
No par
30
85
19% *19%
122'%-,
46y2
91%
47
^
100
40%
28
58%
*121
13%
62%
•
1U0
19'A
*100%
28%
577%
123%
13%
13%
91%
—6.25
58%T
*121%
.1
Corp——83y3c
19%
28%
290
86'A
40*54
*83
;;
10
104
•'*
58%:-59%
*122
28%
.
100
preferred
*100%
-
28%
.
-
19
102
28%
-
140
103 %
4Q
85'A
41%
series
convertible
19 %
♦
4,000
.
92%
40%
86
19
55
105
*i»l'%
101%
*19
40
,
Shares
•103%
•'
104
40%
Mar 26
Overlard Corp <The).
1
July 5 /
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—.1
July 11
- Owens-Illinois Glass Co—
6.25;
T 51% May
9
:.i Oxford Paper Co common—_—15
102% Jan 13
$5 preferred
97% May 11
*103%
*100
20
104
39%
91
-
101 %
103%
■
41%
—
Qorp
92%
39%
Conv preference 1951
series—100 1
Oliver
102%
85%
103%
*91%
39%
Natural Gas_
7.50
Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
i
5
2
86%
103%
92%
the Week
55 y4
103%
41 %
20
50% July 26
Otis Elevator
64% Aug 10 ■
Outboard Marine
95% July 23 ;> Outlet Co
__
■
Co
Oiln
9
3
19
Elec
Oklahoma
f
9
14
6
y
-
100
54%
103%
93
19%
55
-No par
&
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
26
107% Jan
28
■t
_
:
19%
Bale* far
Friday
Aug. 21
Aug. 23
•
*91%
103%/'
101%
103
Aug. 22
54%
1
102%
.
■*
com—10
—
Gas
19%
55%
103%
*91%
92%
*101%
5
com
4%
•
62% Aug
130% Aug
17% Jan
30
May 28
'
29% July 16
*
■
Co
105
92%
100
preferred series A
Oil
55
y
Thursday
f.
Tt.
56%
*103%
100*
preferred
Oklahoma
19% July 13
*
49% Mar 14
5%
Ohio
56
-
Aug. 21
,/
/—100"*102'% 103'%
_
The Ohio Match Co
July 10
"
100
.-
v,
Aug. SO
12
preferred
4.44%
18
47% Apr
4
July 17
common
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Monday*
Par
preferred
4.56%
•
Co
I
r
STOCK
preferred.:.
3.90%
-
10
Jun
Edison
4.40%
5
23
'
Ohio
11
91
5
34% Jan 10
18% Apr 19
97% May 29
-T 23% Jan
3
25
Jan.
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
109% Feb
Aug 24
33% Jau
21
19% May 17
103V« May 13
■
19
21% Sep
Jun
40% Sep
20
110
Aug 24
85
30% Sep 26
-31% Jan 28
100
Aug 15
16% July
_
NEW
58% Aug 13
110% ...n'
4
23
89% July 19
;■
_
10
Apr
1
Highest
,
T43% Jan
STOCKS
28%
—
3,800
6,300
10,600
,
21
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
22
.
Monday, August 27, .1956
.
.
(838)
rnftou
j
6
33% Sep 14
154
July 15
31% Aug 1
18
81% Jan
5
Mar 15
148'
26% Jan
41% July
26
Sep
Aug
42-
,
Mar
7% Jan
3
Dec
May
31
5% Mar
13% Jan
41
May
"7%
45
54% Sep
Jan
3
42% Feb
62
NOV
May 11
8% Sep
26% Sep
27
7
27%
17%
33%
40 %
'
11
42% Aug
21% Jun
26
28% Apr
28% Jun
25
35
29% July
3
30% Aug
2
37 y4 Apr
26
30
4
Jan
391
98
Mar
9
510
105
1
28
12
44% Dec 29
34
•
43% Dec 29
88% Sep
32% Dec
9
15
48% Jan"
31
Sep 27
7
11
115% July 17
27% Feb
9
;
9% Aug
V
36 V8 July 16
313/4
9,900
6-4
6%
1,700
77
26
46%
46
102%
•
75
J
86
85'
*101%
f
102%
7
75
76
44%
45
44
Va 744%
40
40
40%
20%
20%
*20%
40 Va
%
9 i 98% Feb 28
126
Dec 27
103% Jun 17
55
Jun 22
40
Jan
6
14%
23%
23%
23
30 %
30 %
30
7*29%
297/8
30
29%
30
29%
30
29-M
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
*29 %
430
101
•99
102
'
17 '
Jan
74
Aug 17
>
33% Mar 14
'
52
Mar 19
25
Aug 17
26% May 28
33
27
10
155
Jan
143/4
14%
14%
15%
14%
44J/4
4o%
*44%:
44%
*44%
44%
2,200
104%
102%
104%
3U"/4
31Va
58,500
9,o00
32
b.auO
10 Va
10%
2,400
57%
10,500
105%
101 %
103%
102%
103%
31%
30%
30%
303/a
30%
30",8
31
31 %
31
31%
7*10%
30%
31 Va
.v-/4
•><j%
10%
7 30%
*10%
•10%
10 %
10%
-
9
99
2
Aug
6%
7
Fep
22
18% Jan
17
23% Aug 22
25% Oct
32
Dec
21
29% Jsn
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
19
8
37% Mar 29
12% Nov 21
Oct 27
27% Jan
17% Apr 25
13
20
22
-
6-
Jan
55% Mar 14
93% Oct
Feb
13.1 107
33% Jan
22 Va Mar
63 y4 Apr
Jan
14
23
92 % Apr
10
Jun
8
65
100
7
36
8
Sep
17% Aug 24
May 28
18
,
■V 44"% Feb
11
.Mar
40
6
4
85% Jan
3
16
78% Jun 20
57% Dec
98
19
101% Oct
19% Sep
59 Va Apr
6
28
;
16
9 Va Apr
26
52
NOV
10
61% Jan
5
35
oct"n
Seaboard
Oil
7
Seagrave
36% Jan
3-
Sears
Nov
10
22% Jun
7
66 Va Mar
7
62 V8 Jan
6
30% July 12
9
19% Jun 22
6
49"% Nov
44
3
63% Nov
28 ;
37% Mar 14
20% Jan
25
19
4
Shell
8
23%
23%
36
Simmons
35%
35%
35%
16%
167/8
18%
19 Va
18%
19Va
18%
17%
.19%
21,600
16 Va
16%
16
23,300
49%
50%
50
49%
50%
51%
50%
51%
69
69
69%
5,500
71%
7;
68 %
70%
69%
70
93 Va
93%
*93 Va
95
37%
*85 Va
37
,
37 %
*85%
37
37%
86%
37
86%
*85%
37 %
36
37 %
37
18%
18%
174
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
15% Sep
26
19 Va
18 Va
32 Va
32%
33%
x32 %
32%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
32 Va
13%
4%
4%
4%
4%
77 4%
4% V
38 %
•]. 77-5L:>
38%
51%
37%
38 %
37
:;7 49
50
49%
50%
46%
45%
46%
9%
9Va
9%
9%
9V2
9%
22%
22%
22%
22%
as
95 V2
93%
95
9%
9%
*22 %
22%
23
93%
91 Va
93
93
24
24%
23%
*24%
23%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
15
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
53
52%
53%
29%
29%
29
53 %
53 Va
7 52%
81
81
78
79%
*78%
79
67%
65%
66 %
65%
66
66%
66%
-■■■'
68%
66 %
67%
62%
63%
62%
62%
39%
39
39%
39
-
23
Socony Mobil Oil
24
205
Feb
14
9% Aug 20
3
17% Jan
12
51% Dec
30]
Feb
25
50 % Apr
-10
19
37% Jan
3
24% Jun
20
Mar 14
<10 % Nov
3
34 y2 May 24
44% Jan
13
17% Jan
7
28% Jan
17
54
8
32
Mar 27
14
93
29% May
24% July
11
4
4% Oct
11
77% Oct
21
Feb
7
69
7
Dec
Feb
28% July 19
21
63
98% Sep
16% Jun
21
Nov
100
Sep
10% Jan
16
103 % Nov
5% Aug 22
103 % Mar
6
Jun
25
14
24 Va Mar 20
15
29 Va Apr
99 y2 Apr
6
13 % May 28
14
18
86
3
55% Dec
18
Mar 22
27
July 11
July 27
7
41% July 27
94 % Nov 22
20% Mar
16% Feb
4
11
105
2
July 17
16% Jan
3
77
July 18
51% Jan, 23
83% Jan
17
38% July
44% May 14
5
84 y4 Aug 17
8% Aug
9% Jan
27%
52
Public
27
37%
*36
82
July 13
91% Jan
26
$3.50
Service
*50%
223/8
22
32
32
37%
37%
37%
50
50%
X49%
41%
41%
44
43 Va
20%
20 Va
20 Va
20 Va
*89%
91%
*89%
1
27%
27%
27%
27%
1
2.50
Co
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
4%
4%
5Va
5%
91
63
63
53
53"%
*97
98
5
*55
53
*97
53%
98
18%
100 %
No par
*78%
79%
12,400
20 Vi
17,100
91%
*89%
91%
27%
26%
27 Va
18%
*18Va
18%
700
5 Va
5 %
5 Va
9,900
*55
18%
100 V*
14Va
27,100
44%
20 Va
5%
18%
101
41%
43%
20 %
*18%
26Va
14
41%
443/a
98
*97
25%
101
41%;/.
52%
18%
14%
50
*97 Va
26 Va
101%
49%
70
25%
14%
37%
50
53
18%
*101
37%
52
18%
70'
53%
98
19 %
25%
26 %
100 %
100 %
*55
53%
*97 Va
19
25%
100
70
543/4'
4,100
10
6,200
93
19 Va
4,605
26 Vi
70,300
100
60
13%
14
13%
1,000
5,300
32,700
31%
*55
26%
31%
31%
27
5%
18%
22
K
100
37%
*89%
18%
26 Va
2
25
70
21%
22
4,500
5,500
II,500
20%
27%
727
50
43 %
91%
*89%
36%
49%'
41%
20 Va
20
287/a
36%
49%
43%
20%
28%
/
31%
41%
42%
'7
49%
4,300
2,100
52
27%
49%
41%
45 %
20 Vi
28
21%
22%
32
~9%
*503/4
37.
49 %
50%
9%
20 "••••
~9%
52
27%
x:
223/4
*190
20%
*36'/2
37
50
9%
22%
22%
*20
27%
51%
100
14
14
14 V4
6,200
78
78
78%
120
76%
79 %
78
78%
78 Vi
3,100
77 %
76
76%
76%
78%
76%
76
78
39%
3,700
39 Va
38%
39 %
38%
38%.
39 %
39
39%
38%
No par
com
78
5
Inc
preferred
85%
50
85%
84%
*84V4
*84%
84%
8%
8%
11%
11 Va
4,900
1,900
No par
1
12% Jan
6
Standard
Coll Products
3
11% Mar 12
Standard
Gas
&
37
27%
7/
52
*50%
*36
51
common
Brands
22
*31%
37
41%
i
"$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
Standard
37%
51
52
27%
43%
preferred
Inc
37%
*50%
27%
7;
10
20%
41%
Co. $5.50 pfd
:
No par
Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common—
:50c
$4.50
56
50%
&
Spiegel
54 Va
1
No par
Spencer
17% Feb
55%
22 Va
*190
No par
(Del)
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
Spear
23% Jun
17% Nov
Southwestern
17
8
103% Nov
Co
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
18
21
5
25
Railway common
non-cum
preferred
63 % Aug
23% Aug
14
Edison
Southern
73% Jan
29% Jun
40% Oct
9
97
17
2
35% Nov
10% Oct
25
Jan
4
2
68% Mar 14
88
30
Jan
*50%
*36
Southern Production Co Inc
17% Apr
47% Jun 25
25
South'n
24 y2 May 15
.
5
com
58% Mar 23
5
90
Aug 31
77% Dec 16
20 %
43% May
8
May 28
9%
20%
38% July 20
91 % Jan
4
~9%
31%
88% Mar 19
18
9%
20 %
22%
6
17
~9%
20%
52
20% May 29
87% Apr
54%
9,100
3,300
46,600
5,700
*190
9%
22%
5%
22%
22 Va
20 %
(The)
Pacific
900
395/8
22 Va
56
51%
9
613/4
39
22Y8
31%
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
61 Va
22%
22
5
18
7
22 Ve
54%
1
Sugar
California
Southern Co
Mar 16
/7:'6777:
22
50
Rico
6,600
39%
56%
*190
22,600
67 V4
62
22%
"*200
500
66 Va
67%
22 Va
100
3,400
1,600
52%
79
39 Va
54%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern
23
42 y4 Aug 21
25% Oct
Porto
54% July 27.
49yaJun
pfd
preferred
33% Apr
f
& G
65%
7,700
61%
21 %
Co com_4.50
& Platinum
E
preferred
31
Jan
65% July A
15% Jan
8%
11
May 28
38% Apr
Oct
5%
19% Jan
11
Jan
South
1
17
29
1
18
51
Gold
29 % Aug
47
Aug
23
26
South Amer
South Carolina
40% Jan
Corp 4%
Solvay American
54% July 25
21 Vi Mar
7
33% Jan
7
24
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
34
36% Nov 29
31% Jan
12% Jan
52%
*78 Va
147/a
67
56%
22%
*29
62
22
22%
233/4
2,500
29%
14%
66 Va
700
15,500
7
33%
*61%
56%
22%
23%
'
52 Va
65%
21%
5
Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
•
79
"
15
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
64
*51%
79
_1
32% Jan 12
26% Dec
35
93%
15,600
4,000
46%;..•;.47-k
23 3/4
24%
14%
67%
Jun
22%
7'
94%
38%
6,200
"-•52-77
49%
46
24%
10
7 51%
80
2,600
38 Va
37%
9%
10
18% Jun
38Va
50%
25
2iy4 May 28
37%
.
46%
._5
s
8,700
52
*51 Va
52
24
*23
7
900
4%
4%
4%
<■
37%
900
47%- ~ •""45%
(A
Inc
4%
1,700
29,300
*13 Va -13%
:.7
51 Va
53
•52
53
*52
53
*52
32%
Oil
Corp
14,100
6,900
19
32%
Smith
19% Mar
66%
38
;
32%
Sinclair Oil Corp
12 Va May 23
66 Va
37
32 Va
Skelly
210
18%
67
*18%
3
July 10
237% Apr 10
18%
67
19%
17
% May 10
18%
66%
Aug
0
37%
18%
19%
Apr
.
86. Va
37 Va
66'%
67
7
*85 Va
37%
18%
18%
71
7
86 Va
65%
10
27% Feb
86%
18%
23
33% Jan
*85%
2,500
37%
64%
24
2
20
7 37%
19
50% Feb
July 19
50
95
65%
55% Jan
Co
13,100
102
19
—No par
54 y4 Aug 23
18
100'/a 100%
37%
37V4
65 Va
No par
Smith-Corona
*93Va
*100V2
*93 Va
18%
52% Jan
7
£
18%
1
46% Jun
1:7077/
18%
21
13
3
7
102
37%
*100
102
*100
102
•100
50%
•
95
♦93 Vo
Co—.1
Simonds Saw & Steel
1,600/
50%
77 71 7
1
50c
Co
v
19 %
57% Jun
24% Jan
23
35%
16
64% Dec
27
23
35 V4.
35%
66 %
25% Jun
23%
15%
9%
America
of
80
8,4uO<
23
..
19
7.50
O)
7
102
*100
102
♦100
16,800
55%
;
35%
1
Slgnode Steel Strapping
8
54%
16%
'
20% Nov
102 7
23%
10'
160
*142
•
54 Va
15%
47%
Oil Co
55% Apr
9
160
16
No par
35% Mar 20
20
310
*142
53
310
*300
*300
-
900
19
1
Pen Co
A)
Sheraton Corp
6
23%
No par
__
Sheller Mfg Corp
Mar 19
*100
102
*100
86y2 Aug
72% May
59% Jun
48% Mar 14
46% Oct
7
45% Jan
55% Jan
7
Jan
•
Sheaffer
(W
2,000
54%
53%
52%
52
•
23%
35%
2.50
Inc
Gas__
&
3
Feb
15% Jan
21% Feb
14
Industries
Oil
9
29
7
13% Feb 14
25% Dec 23
18% Aug 17
39% Jan
Shamrock
8,000
82%
7Zfc27":V
35%
No par
Sharon Steel Corp_
Shattuck (Frank G)
23
100 y2 Aug
10
22 y2 May
;
Shahmoon
19
27%
81%
160
-
23%
1
$4.50 preferred
July 11
24%
27%
81 Va
^
55
100
44%
24%
27%
82%
♦142
,
44%
25%
27%
300
300
160
53%
100
1
Co
common
26
10
18
.
49 % Apr
311
♦142
43%
*24%
25%
3
Co—
&
Rubber
Inc
*301
*
I,400
6,000
45 Va
5
%
11% May
9% Feb
Oct
Apr
59
31
13% Nov
Servel
7
160
120
124V2
28
82
83,
311
121 Va
92%
122%
122
1
Co
Roebuck
*82%
83
83.77
*142
56%
*91
92 %
*91
*91
1
Co
Finance
Seiberling
27
Mar 15
50
4
39% Jan 20
36% Feb
16
63
29
39% Jan
Apr~ll
22% Jan
64
7% Apr
11% Jan
9% Mar 14
23
21% Feb 29
1
49% July 19
'
Seaboard
*
28%
7*310 4
20
Corp
23% Feb
49%
____
8
4V2 July 20
49% Nov 29
18
common
69
Aug
23% Jun
12'/a Jun
20% Dec
17
83% Jan
Co
preferred
17% May 29
5
5% Nov
8% Mar 15
Mfg
3.65%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
29% May 28
31V4 July 18
40 % Nov 16
34% Dec
Bcovill
89% Mar
53 y4 May 28
6
Jan
preferred
27%
X44%
7-
25
28
No par
No par
No par
25
2
100
.i.
$3.40 preferred
$4
*
44% May
197/a Feb 29
17 % May 28
18
6
:Jan
40 % Apr
Aug 21
/ 36
43% Jan
Inc
Bchering Corp
Bcott Paper Co common
105 y4 Apr
5
Jan
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp—
Bchenley Industries
9
20
75 y2 Mar
95
X 85% Aug 15
92 % May 18
•
*24%
28%
121
46%
45%
■»*7'
24%
27%
91
121
55%
56%
91
122
♦24%
loo
5
100
10
10
5
1.40
15c
noncum
45%
24%
55%
92%
•/
56%
55%
56%
92%
121% 122
43%
45%
56%
56%
-
122
100
preferred
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
5
60% July 31
105
7
7 *91
Co—_100
Bt Louis Southwestern Ry
Aug
Jan
7.500
14%
/ A
common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
Mar 23
2
311
155
5
40% Feb
•
7
July 13
49% Jun
Jan
Bt L San F Ry Co
13
Jan
V 91%
*
May 29
.280
•
:
30
807/e Jan
320J/2 Apr 15
105
16
Sep
88 V» Jun
3
16
22ya Jan
.,
13
170
Apr 28
145
101
8,600
15 Va
102 %
,
1,700
500
29
45%
44%
10%
102
7 28%
28%
28
*
'
*59
102
28 Va
14%
15%
45%
435
27%
28%
27%
29
.
</s
•430
432 Va
*89
441%
101
430
30%
Safeway Stores common
4%
preferred
129% July 18
13
43% Jan 23
34% Jun
25% Mar 14
265
Feb
112
July 14
26
11
22 % Jan
97% Feb
May 28
91
*
92% Sep
8,400
14%
103%
6
10
4.30% conv preferred
—100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
59% July 18
60% Feb 14
27
2,300
30%
14%
23%
29%
,;
58 V4 Dec
3u%
14%
23%
7.1
42% July 217
30%
400,
8,700
4,000
1,100
14%
23%
427%
*10%
4,800
15
23%
104
5
2,300
40%
40
23%
30%
7. 14%
450
1
44%
*44%
20%
14%
20%
*20 %
443
1
4,800
76
75%
76
78,700
6%
6%
6%
75 Va
120
9,600
22
21%
6%
6%
400
l'Jx%
101
44%
20%
7
85
22
21%
'6%/
6%
75
bo
86%
102
102
;22Va"
21%
40
15
8.000
*65
75 7
/
75%
39%
45%
54%
%
6
20%
28%
54 Va
43
7
40%
7'
1,300
54%
*85"
*101
preferred series A
30,200
46 Va
*65
434 %
:
14,^00
80
46
.7/710%
75%
6"'/8~
77%
44 %
30%
10%
78%
46V4
86
-
•101% 102%
22%
22
10 Va
75
*65
11,000
/a
78%
7
54%
54%
54%
300
45,800
43
77 Va
♦46
40%.:
*4d
'
85
22%
Vi
<
13 Va
51%
"43%
:
10 Vi
,
.
f
54%
54
*65
,
*
31 Va
Corp
43Va
79 Va '
30%
(The)...
51%
43V4
:
/a
10%
30%
(Jacob)
51
13
10 Va
46%
13 Vi
51 V4
13 Vi
51%
43-/4
100
bt
*63 Va
*
13%
50%'
7
75:777'
7'
86
v
43 Ve
♦13
v
10%
55
%
6
6%:
79%
30 %
McBee
:
10%
30%
Ruppert
■■
43%
43-8
*29%
Royal
6
13% Apr
3
31%
Va
Controls com—1
Ruberoid Co
38% Apr
May 28
30
3
15% Mar 21
31 Va
15% 7K
—100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
;
_1
Ronson Corp,
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co—50 Guilders
48% July 31
23
30%
6%
23%
4%
16
May 28
31V4
*0%
preferred—
....
25
new_No par
Rockwell Spring «Se Axle Co
-—5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
2.
79% Jan
"
68% Jan 25
Jan 18
19
17% Jan
10
Feb
Apr
Jan
30% Aug
21% May 28
Feb
14% Sep
35
9
May 17
8
Dec
Feb
3J'/a
6%
*20
conv
2,ou0
64
15
5%%
80O
24%
23
31
6%
20%
Rochester Gas & El Corp
16%
*16.
63
23%'
Robertshaw-Fullon
13
12.
Apr
100
8
23
40
Mines
1,900 i
*7%
30%
76%
5
Company
Roan Antelope Copper
l.loO
12%
63%
13
6%
2O~/8
*03%
43%
7
Ridgeway Corp _—...—:
——15
Riegel Paper C 9rp
———10
Ritter
6
9
8
Jun
Jun
•
'
15
17% Mar 20
13% July 31
27
6
55% May 11
'.
18% Jun
410
17
Oct
9% Jan
23 ya Jan
Corp—
■
Dec 13
Sep 9
"105%
Jun
21
29
Richfield OH
5
84 y4 Apr
Selection
Rhodesian
8% Mar 20
3
23
34% Jan 10
33% Jun ' 8
33% Dec
24% Jan 19
Jan 19
257
100
6% July
66% Jan
Nov 14
42
'
2f& Aug.22
9
K
12%
2o
.vX:
23%
52
22
-
'100
63 Va
13
(■
200
33%
23%
77%
53%
34 Va
*37 V4
16%
;*16
10%
46 %
—1
5s
Np par
Co
Trust
I6V2
16%.
33%
3-iVa
8
*7%
100
*37%
7
63%
50%
*84%
Manufacturing
;/ 8
*7%
82
*101%
12%
'
23%
44%
100
26V4
12-/4
■»
-
v
23%
X23%
7
10%;
—100
Rheem
*7%
52%
44
series
37% Mar 15
7.
lo % / 16%
t>4
7 79%
series
♦25%
12%
13%
Preferred 4.50%
38%
-
38 V4
6%
Preferred 3.60%
*37 Vi
v
'
2o'/a
52%
11
35
35
12%
*13
18
38 Va
*34 Va
38-/4
*34V2
25 Va
31%
89% Jan
1,800
*37%
*37%
35
*37 Vi
31
105% Jan
33%
38%
25%
24
*65
33%
34
37%
*63%
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B—10
Common
.—10
33%
33%
12%;,: 12%
.7%
7
20
70
24,600
;*33%
33 Vi
25%
16 %
Apr
57% May
1
28
84 % Apr 20
101!
Aug 24
Apr
3,800
15%
15%
8
30,toO
141/4
lo
*34%
buO
40 </a
.
,4,200
56-/4
15 Va
15%
X 14V4
15Va
33%
*
bad
-/a
19
X 38%
''/vh: 13%
14/a
37 %
24
A—————50
pfd series
4%%
49% Mar lg
49% Mar
8
Dec
82
6
11
13
.
26,400
78'/4
,
14 V i
37%
14%
V8
<-/4
15%
37 Va
37 Vi
14%
12%
7%
5
Reynolds Metals Co common
56 Va
•.
39%
38%
lt> %
,2.50
1
Drug Co.—
Rexall
3
56 V2
33 Va
■7
56% 7
-
42%
*06 Vi
7
•
l,3uJ
42%
;
■V -v
*0
31%
ly va
38%
12%
.
19%
26
26
JO
& Brass
Revere Copper
Apr 24
10% July 26
85
45
Aug
convertible preferred
Steel .Corp
.
$1
Republic
3
14
Aug 16
70 :
20
45% Feb 14
2
Oct
13
45% Feb
8
2
16
10
53 V, Aug
1
9% Feb
105 % Apr
6
Dec
35
8% Jan
v.
series.:
pfd 3V%%
Conv
78 vi
183/4
14
:
35 7
7*37%.
-—5
——100
1
50c
10
43 Va
7dVi
19
38%
39 Va
*34%
423i
78Va
bo '/*
:
5,300
33
1<*2
51%
42%
18 Va
57 -7
■
33
•nVt
14%
34%
10
—,
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
,
15VeJan
3
6% Aug
12% July 10
,
34%
7-
57
,7 :
.
*38 %
•
10
Reliance Mfg Co common
4
43 ya Jan
Jan
61
91
12% Jan
Oct
64% Apr
28% July 19
18% Jan
.
12
54% Dec
26
26
32% Sep 26
5% July 26
64% May 12
34
3
18
18
15%
16
&
Reliable Stores Corp
18% Mar 14.
30% Apr
"
14%
,_50c
Bros
(Robt)
$1.25
va
40
14Ve
—No par
Inc—
Co—
div prior preference
Reeves
,
57
39%
11
Shares
%
Va
*
18%
18%
18%
57 '/a
78%
the Week
1*2
33 %
it.>
<
5^
31%
42%
43
nu
v
31%
31%
42%
-
,
32%
142
:
Friday
Aug. 24
Thursday
Aug. 23
~
33
32%
142
78%.
18%
5
Co
Reed Roller Bit
10% Mar 14
3
Jan 27
15
8
*
Jan
21
15
35% May 25
Mar 14
82
Jan
5
7% Aug
•
26
Jan
12
■
101
11
Rels
18
Sep
,
38% Mar
46 ;
51
37% May
30% Apr
3
10% Jun
60
,
10
78
No par
1
__2.50
—_5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4%
noncum 2nd
preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
;
5
16% Aug
19 Va Mar
44%
78
Ranco Inc
,
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler 'Inc
Ray-O-Vac Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
,
123
4
11
12% Jun 27
15% Aug 23
Mar 11
40
44% Aug
14
34 % July
11% Aug 15
Mar 14
Oct 10
69% Apr
43%
No par
$3.50 1st preferred
»•..
20% July 11
20% Jan
21% Aug 25
67 % Feb 16
47% Sep
145
32 !
'
*
Aug. 22
:
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
YVeunesday
143
XJ1%
31%
No par
Radio Corp of America com
5b% Mar 22
87 y4 Feb
44 ya Jan
11% Feb 14
19
Sep 13
26
4
30
16
14
6
10
19
33% Jan
8
18% Aug
20
37% Apr
27% May 22
.
,
38% Aug 21
11
38% July 27
47
July
13
31% Feb
1
37% Jun
,
15% Sep
60
32% May
25% Apr 15
26
11
39
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
29% Jan
5
19% Mar 22
13
May 6
Oct
12% Feb
53% Jan
?•'
13% Aug
13% Sep
31
77% Aug
16
5
Feb
31
24
26
23
28
24
19
18% July
60% Nov
Feb~~7
32
41% Jan
55% July
16% Jan
47 i
i.6
AND
33
32%
*142
143
*142
6%
LOW
Aug. 21
.
32%
32%
Oats Co (The) common
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
Quaker
7
33 ya Apr
153
30 Ys Jan
Aug. 20
Par
EXCHANGE
35% Mar
31
May 28
140% Aug 15
2
88% July 27
30% Mar 30
*'
Tuesday •
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Laveet
Hifhul
J
UWMt
.
•
■
'
».»,)'*■
STOCKS
t
>*
Bull for
EXCHANGE STOCK'RECORD
YORK STOCK
N£W
Co
Electric
Inc
Co
*84%
85%
*78%
*84%
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
85%
.
8%
11%
»
8%
11%
9
11%
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Volume 184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(839)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
48
42% May 18
*; 53% Jun
24
May 28
48 % Jan
Mar 28
,
93 ■;<;
May 28
May
8
8% Jail
6
;i5% Dec
22
25
22% Feb
14
IS. A. Jun
50
36
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
Mt&.30
13% Jan
4
42 % Mar 14
24 % May 12
23% Jan
18% Jan
6
4
26% Jan
Jan
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
of
New
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
100% Mar 23
21% Jan
6
18% Feb
41% Nov
20
2
44% Oct 26
v'41-w; Mar 14
91% Apr
6% Jan
17 % Jan
25
10-
Sep 27
41% Jan
17
May 16-
27
58% Jan
6
27% Mar 12
39 % Apr
21%-Jan
May 20
*
10% Oct
11
Aug 24
50
8
Jan
31
23
Feb
Mar 22
May 28
21
Oil
-
Sunshine Mining Co—
99
12
9
May 28
Jun
;
7
May
20% Mar
:
Feb 14:
9
4
57% Apr
69% May
*
51
31
Jun
Talcot.t Inc
6
r
Apr
53
11
43% Oct
!
*■
22% Oct
*•
6
4
153/8 Feb 28
47% Aug 21
May 16
Mar 14
44
12% Jun ,12
10a/4 Jan
18
48% Jan
>13% Jan
33
4
80%
20
4
Mar"l4:
-Jan
6.
271/4 Jan
v
6
108 % Mar 22
92
62% Feb
;
12
26
23
25
Nov
52
13
20% Jan
-
19
60
19
Jan
183% Mar
Jun
54%
92%
10%
1.
■
20
1
f
693/4
8%
•A 8%
1,085
1,090
24V8
45
43%
21
21
46%
47%
47
47%'
47%
53%
53%
543/8
53%
88
88
86*
86
103/a
10%
10%
10%
•A.
53%
V
92%
10%
100
53%
90%
27,200
473/4
53%
•
47%
24%
24%
39
38%
39
70
70 %
8 3/4 ":
>
24%
25
70%
8%
2,000
39%
70%
•39
1,800
83/4
2,600
8%
3,300
24
24 Vs
23%
24
44%
<
1,090
241/s
90
1,07b
1,800
43 Vb
433A
44
44
♦21
22
2,30d
1001
:.
*21
10%
101/4
101/4
19'
*1,075
22
1,100
220
'
4,600
7,100
•
50
2,000
18%
18%
800
12'A
12«/8
153/8
52
15%
523A
12'/a
15%
52%
32,100
63 Va
36,000
453A
323/4
18,500
Co
conv
50 %
51%
51
52 Va
503A
25
:
Instruments Inc
4.48%
52%
623A
63%
61%'
62%
61
63
52
62%
46%
43%
62%
45%
60%
44%
44%
453/8
44%
45
447/a
A 33%
33%
x32Va
33
32%
32%
32%
323/4
32%
—No par
common
-
15
1
preferred series A—25
Pacific
.
3%
Gulf
&
Coal
Oil
153/a
27
10
v
■■■
,
3,300
24,500
,
14%
V
14%
14%
15
143/4
15
15
275/e
27%
27
27%
273/a
15%
27%
14,400
273/a
383A
41%
A
:
,.
2,100
*26%
27
'40 %
39%
39%
403%
39%
40%
39'A
40
20,100
8%
-8%
' 156..
■'
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1:
Pacilic
inc'
Ry. CO——
>;i
'
.8%
8 % V?
-
-
700
'
8%"
■
•
8%
158%
100
159%
No par
41'%
42%
403/4
41%
'403/8
50c
C'o_
22%
23%.
22%-
22%
common.,
$1.25 cony preferred
160
22%
V. >18%
22%
No par
*22 Va
v
123/8
♦
22
22%
22%
225/8
22%"
23 v'V
18%
18%
18% V
48 %
A 48%
13%
*12%
13-/4
12%
121/2
12%
50
453/4
453A
*12%
*
12%,
,
-
22%
-". 40
*44%
*
8,600
22%
13,700
22 Va
22%
18 5/8
18%
493A
49
600
19
48 Va
49.%
3,200
710
'
•
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133/4
*123A
133/4
:
-
■
12%
12%
12%
12'A
2,200
443A
443A
30
^•'12%
12%
45%'
45'A
453/4 '
900
40'A
18%
•
48%
2,500
158
'
22%
•
convertible preferred
8%
157%
40
22%
23'
8%
8%
155
39%
*12%
123/a
8 >/4
155
•
40'%
18'A
"48%
*123/4 ,.133/4
-
1
common-
156
>- A 47%,
19
48
No par
158 V
—
*443A
4% preferred
Tidewater Oil common
;
Mar
$1.20
Toledo
•V
V
preferred
Edison.Co
Co (The)
V, Trane
Transue &,
Preferred
4.30%
20th
"
Jun
.Jun * 7
26% Apr.24
-14% Jan 18
163A Jun
15
13% Feb
43 Vs Jun
28
4
,-35% Jun
28 Va Aug
Jan
"
:11
116% Sep
31% Jun
30
-31% Apr
9
6
103V4 Jan
;
27
V Jan
5
103
:' Apr
7
26
104% Mar 29
59
128% Dec
.28% Apr
,
Aug
Aug 17
15
2
37%
5
19%
conv.
•
45%
FllinT—
1
No par
com
-■
conv
Oil
i
Corp (The)_
—1
•,
Carbide
Union
Chem
Union
Carbon
Elec Co
Sc
Materials
Corp
-.'
14%
82%
81
.■
25% -" V-
373A
373/8
20%-
19%
4,500
1,900
-
•38%
22,700
<
20
-25 Va
27%-
57'A
57%
29%
.-•*' "28 3A
53%
53 v»
r
17
17
50
50-
60
60
f
'
8,600
26
x-
900
27%,
27%*
57 VK
58
58
29
V
29 Va
29%
63
*58
%V
18,000
1,300
29%
*58
4,700
63
300
29-
3,200
"
291
53 V4
53
>
29%
53 V*
-
17%
*17 Va
51%
*50 V
28 3A
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»
25
243A
25
17 Va
26
273/8
29
243/4
•
•
29
28 Va
28'A
57
28 3A
26
27 Va
57%
27 Va
^
V
*50
,
93/4
10%
r.-
10%
30%
v.;
143/8
40*
393A
126
31%
31
7-
38%
39%
•.
' 53%
'k
24%
.
17 Va
:■;•
17%
,52
'
900
15,300
25%
17%
1,400
52
♦50
;
50
'
103/4
.A/
'31%
14'A;
82%
10 y8
10%
31 Va
31%
31%
14%
Preferred $3.70 series'
No par
82
Preferred
No par
*97
123%
24
233/8
6%
6%
383A
39%
r: 122%
124%
•
-•
125
233/4
103
233/4
2 &3/4
v
V
,
27 Va
27%
103 Va
103 Va
7
6%
38%
4
.
,
14%
1223/4
123%
'
-
f l
24
-
;
♦
"
38 V*
V,:
24
-
; 27%
x273/8
2,800
273/4
1043/8
103'A
1,100
12,200
24'A-
273A
3,600
8,200
1233A 123%
103%
13,100
2,100
' .*:*
7%
103 »/4
14,700
190
'
90
*87
90
*87
90
*87
90
♦87
90
82%
*81
82%
*81
82%
*81
82%
*81
82%
'98%
*97
98%
*97
98%
*97
98%
*97
98
-
'
•
6,400
143/8
293/8
7
38 1/8
"38%
*233/4
233A
28
103
27%
103%
*87
No par
*
28
27%
Preferred $3.50 series
"
28%
14%
,28%.
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"
283/a
11 Va
30 3/4
11%
14%
14%
283/a
*6%
>
14%
28 %
■
■,
127
23 ?A
Feb
series-'—.
7&
193/8
-
4,100
13%
71%
■
37%
19%
83
133A
■'.•
72
'
10
82%
,14
133/4
*71.
•
37 3/4
*243A
24%
243A " 24% %
•
283/B
103 V
$4
>
323/e
No par
t
26
27% '
'
10 %
Jan.11
5
26
13%
,
193/8
53"%
51%-
10
93>
Jan-
26
'
A Preferred $4.50 ^series—
15
70
26..
72%
273/4
!
17
*50%
ViT
10
common—
5,200
4,700
1,200
58% V
"
No par
•7
r
66
421/s
'
'■*«
28'A
Corp—6%
Union
24%
•
65 Va
99%
r
'
i
-
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41%
57'A
"
533A-
31%
1
Corp ,(The).
17
-
37%
19%
."
99 Va"'
42%
-82%
133/4
57
29%
*53%
37 3/4
*98
41%
26%
'
57
'! 243A
.
■
: 28%'-:'
'
81%
72
24%
:
58 3a
28 '/a
83%
13-%
72%, '
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V'
"
27%
••. 29%
*
-
m
26%
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373/8
-
%
.123/4 ■■■
♦12V+
42 %
413%
18%
'
25-v'.
•
57--:
1»
preferred 1954 ser__50
Fox
38'A
583A
50
common.--
25"
V
13%
&
60
,fVV:
•'97%
*97
#'
26%.
81
,
20'A
i
:
643A
97%
42%
71 Va'
.
14
72
-"'27%.
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1
common
A-'icqnv)
City Rap Transit
Udyllte
9
v"
1
50
91
104
" i, *97.
,
86
13%
""Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Coi
-5
/ Union
Bag-Camp-' Paper
2
Jan.
89
26
84
prior preferred—A-r—.50Twih. Coach Co——A»
1
TXL
Jan. 17
112
30
A
V2
-
Jan*
65% Apr
39 % May.
35% Jan
30
443/8'Mar 20
27% Jan; 23
15
;;
Union
Apr
853/e Aug 15
149% Aug 24
23
22
101 v. July 17
Oil of California—
Union Pacific
9
10 Va May 10
23
49% July 25
Union
2
36
5
1131/4 Jan
27
July 25
573/a Nov 28
23
-30
22
33% Sep
108% Feb
Mar 27
Apr
Aug 20
613A May 25
-
-
8-
May 15"
81
r
July 27
44
.47% May
8
1333/a July 17
223/. Jun> 13
26
113
15
163A Mar 19
>
21
>6% May 28
31 Va Feb' 10
26%
263/8
71%
Corp common
series*
Century
Twin
5%
.
*
40 3A Mar 18
41%
5
Williams Stetl__„No par
Tung-Bol Electrfc'CO
;
62% Mar 13
-
98
42%
—2.
Truax^Traer Coal Co
2
2
36% Mar 12
V
par
(T.he)—
Transamerica Gorp——1—_—
Trans World Airlines InC
Tri-Con Liner, tal
12
6
63'/a-
98
42%
25
! ~v $2.70 preferred——u.—
11
83AJun
:66%A)V-; V
V65
"■AV
10
.
v__,—
Tiinken Rollei^Beitring-^——No
j
30
Mar
*
——100
A 123A
*12%
♦12V4; ,12%
"
18
22
3
28%
:,A
53%
*18 3/4
Thompson (J R)_
;
i
15
Thompson Products Jpc common—5
:
13
52
74'A Dec
18
*28%
69%
46%
19'
287/s
3,500
124%
22
*90
10%
.19
No par
13
27
48'A Sep 26
43/8 Apr
47%
53%
*90%
25
28 3/4
183A
*
30% Aug 21
9Vs Aug
6
34% Jan
47%
7.50
;
fr
*21
No par
77
28%
14%
$2.50
26
Apr 25
15% Apr
46
•
4
30
6
22
76%
243A
38%
8%
1,090
43'A
♦21
77%
28%
18%
2g
29'A Apr
3
173/8 Jan
45%
4.16%
10
77
28%
24%
8%
45
—5
.
Thatcher Glass Mlg Co common—5
July 27
32
;
8;'.
32% Jun
29
9
2,900
100
♦28 3/8
28%
29
58,100
3,700
*98
12
Textron
Aug 23
»
63
21% Jan 30
6
441/2 Jan
Feb
59
Jan ,10
Aug 17
-
9
24
7
28% July 23
Jan-10'
Mar 15
28%
*28%'
-
133/4
14%
-
473A Mar 26
*26
:
Apr 1728% Feb "14 A
97
341/4 Jan
V
28 '/a Mar. 21
52 %
2,
14
14
52
28
"Jan
453/® Apr
31
7
7
28%.
0
28% '
243/4 ./;
*98:"
771/4
6%
49
135/B
I2V2
-
72% Aug: 14
9
.
Jan
Feb
103% Jun
*28%
A-
6%
48%
133/4
100
v
183A
'
A87% Aug 17
15
Mar 29..
?
18
92
Nov
28%
29%
1,065
Producing Co
-Texas Gulf Sulphur—
4
2 8 3/8' Feb
373/a Aug 21
.18% Aug 21
8
24% Feb
100
113
29'A
29%
9
Thenuuid Co
104
17
55% Jun
1
263/4 Jan
28%
' 100%
"
6 3A
48%
133/4
14%
Texas
>70% July 18
:
10
18
3
Va Sep
77
6%
".48
12
Texas
itt".
Mar
14
■>
May 18
20
Nov
45
78%
24%
$2.40 conv- preference
The Fair
1
51
13% July. 19
86% Oct
98% Sep
*98
*77 %
78%
.100%
1,122
Corp_.
1j% july 31
Jan 22
44% Jan
59% Apr
31% Jan
.
6
May
6% Dec
cnrp
14% Apr
25^/4 Apr„ll
Jun; 6
53% Feb
15% Aug 16v
.
100 Va
24%
'
2
102
'ViV'TS
Tennessee" Corp——2.50-
22V2 July 10
54% July 10
,
23
98
18% July 26
f. 33% Apr
16
25% Nov
13%
183/4
.29% Apr 1ft
23
•33
22
253/4 Dec
w
46%. Aug 17
9% Nov
2
:
6%
47%
13%:
14%
9
293/4 Apr
.
July 23
60
Aug 26
24% Dec
,
'
.11% Jun 20
24 3A July 13
28% Jun 15
14
50
v
10% Jan
182 Va. May
-
"
51
6%
47%
13%
12%
Sc.
1
35% Jun
Mar 15
25
6%
.,47%
13%
■
14%
Utilities
48% Sep 12
*
V 22% Oct 11
-
24
23
58 Va
»
.
28
18
6%
47%
13%
12,100
12%
7.
;4
383/4 Mar 26
21% May 28
21% Jun 29
30
75% Dec
18% Jan-20'.;
S '■ 557% Dec
7%
48%
4,200
29%,
'
37% Mar 14
'
6%
100
34%
.
14 %
Texas
60% Mar 24
13% Jan > 3
39% Oct, 11
Jan
15% Feb
i
19
"Jan.
29 %
12 3A
Texas
>100% Sep 27( ■105% May lo
24
Jan.17
35% Dec / 5
26% JanA &.
28% Dec
7"
48
291/4
14 5/a
9
~
'
28%
'
13% July 25
47% July 25
IV
"11% Jan
:
8% Apr
15ft
July 12
12% Jun
r6
Jun
28
*12%
1/:34%VFefr viOVi/:- 42'% July 27
1*
19% Mar
25
7% Jan
13
25% Nov
25% Nov
6
Jan-10
43
27%
T^xus Pacific Land. Trust—• "••••
15% Nov 28
V
34 Va
27%
4,200
-
1
Texas
-11% Mar 16
:.r
34%
27%
1,105
(James)—
Aircraft
/Texas
Nov
34'/a
27%
900
*19Vb .19%
1
153A Aug 20
45
19%
*
Telautograph Corp
28% Apr
9
45 3A May 17
;18
19%
34%
2,900
;
'
Temco
*
27
■
38% Feb -14
19%
34%
25
:
| Symington Gould
157/s Aug 24
8
*19 Va
34%
———Jib
com
$4 preferred
7
15% May
•
25
<
7
May
20
34
10c
Superior Oil of California
\ Superior Steel Corp
—
f._ Sutherland Paper Co_
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
<9
*19%
34%
*10%
■
34%
383A
50 Va July 26
27% Feb
22%
72
3
700
18 Va
21%
24%
n
4'Jan-
34%
18%
22 %
69%
55% May 10
45
2
34%
18%
22'
38%
Aug 24
18
28
34 %
18%
*100"
common-..-j
Feb
6
Nov
6,700
34%
13%
No par
42
12% Jun
38% Dec
21%
22 y4
39
16
174
7,500
21%
22"
24%
27
17
54'A
21%
18 %
,72%
11% Jan
11
54%
V'
v
33%
24%
25% Jan
Oct
54
14%.
55%
18%
72%
333A Jan
Oot
14%
34%
38%
6
+■
7,400
14%
22 %
12.50
8
12
Co
33%
.
of '55——30
28% Jun
35
900
79 Va
18
20
series
37
143
4,000
54 Va
79
22
preferred series A-.———1
10
13% Jan
15%
54 Va
18 %
2nd ptd
11
19
15%
79
22%
4 %%
24% Oct
Oct
15%
55%
21%
54%
47%
.
1
Sweets Co of America .( The)
Swift <fc Co
8% Feb
28
15%
*14%
21%
:
86
•
4,800
27%
—1
common.
July; 9
43% May 23
12
14'A
34%
1
>—
Corp
53%
21%
5 % %
-
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
11
Corp
54
22
"Sunshine Biscuits inc-
2
Feb
1,220
-
6
10% Mar
10
Co
53%
21%
'.*19%
;
No par
Sun rav-Mid-Cont oil Co common
1
Common
"when
issued"
6
78
.
.
No par
Broadcasting
Chemical
Sun
30% July 31
39
1
2C
$4.50 series A preferred
y
Mar 23
July 10
42% Jun
,
98%
14 V8
18
5
:
common
54%
5,000
*98%
14%
*54%
14%
22%
48,600
1
98%
79
35%
67,900
107,200
14%
.
34%
51 Va
*98%
"L
14%
*14%
f
21%
.
'
Sunbeam
Sun
7
May 28
Jan
0
Studebaker-Packard Carp_
28% Oct
9
98%
14%-
15% " 15%.
.:
22
15
prior preference-
Storer
9
8
(J P) & Co Inc
Stone & Webster——
6
29% Aug
26% Jan
21% Jun 25
Inc_
Baer & Fuller Co_,
5%
29
Aug"
80
Drug
-10
Stix
14
101% Jun
Aug
2
Dec
56%
Co
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
15% Mar 15"
26
L S
8
10% Feb
Feb
(The)
Chemical
4
29% Aug 24
9
Co
Stewart-Warner Corp
26
35% Jun
960
21
16"% Jan
Stevens
3
35
July 25-
45% Dec
No par
*98%
14 %
15%
54
21
44% Jun
-
11
•
15%
5
27
593A May 28
25
36% Oct
14
15%
Sterling
Jan
69
6
17% May
62"% Jun
14 %
15%
'
55
11
11 '/a
14
5
*
81
6
24% Aug 15
July 26
9% Sep
1"
78
22% Jan
8
6
99 %
55
70% Jan
15
99
563A
*98%
14%
97
15
49% Jun
15
56
99 %
79
6 Va
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52 % May
2
Mar 30
56%
*98 %
55%
32
30
33% Sep
57
14%
13% May 28
1
1,080 Dec
56%
77
22 '/a Feb
5
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
8
57'
56
56%
55
"
8% Nov 22
740
Jan
6
56%
56
55%
14%
31 % May 28
28
32% May 11
75% May 17
57%
55%
56%
56%
57% >
28
25% May 12
56%
623/a
78%
321/4 May 28
30
80% Sep
27% Jun
61%
14%
21% Jun
7
11
50%
62%
78
4
67% Feb
51%
61%
1
Starrett
25
22% Aug
Jun
50%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_
Jan
20%'Jan
105
51%
63
Stauffer
50
17% Aug 12
27
Ry Equip: Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
-
Shares
50%
61%
62%
57%
58% Aug 17r
Aug 15
13
15% Jan
Standard
the Week
51%
56%
-1Q0
«
'
15
20
41% Jun
A
Bales far
Friday
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
61%
.58
10
common
*
Thursday
50%
64
57
81
Feb
4
52%
63
7
5
Jun
11
51%
25
Jersey
PRIORI
Aug. 22
19
18
29% July
6.25
Indiana—
series
8AJLR
Wednesday
Aug. 21
23
17
33% Dec
California
preferred
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 20
Jan
13% Mar
19
Oct
Dec
3
of
AND
Mnndav
Par
"51% J-n
July 14
Aug 26
95
2
17% Jan
:
21
6
3%%
15% Aug
19
4
5
12% Jan
32
V
Standard
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
20% Sep 26
9
43%
11
38% Oct 21
,
23
19% Jan
v
29
6
16% Feb
Feb
Oil
4
12% May 29
16% Oct
40% May 26
LOW
STOCK
65
Aug 14
62% Apr
£
55% May 15
31
50
102
YORK
EXCHANGE
58%. May
23
49% Jan
Aug 19
NEW
Highest
"
99
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1955
32% Apr
107
Feb
20
V
.
27
20
9
71% Mar 26
573A Aug 24
6 »A Jan 12
44% Feb
10
62
4Va Feb
9
78
73'/a Jan
23
28% Apr
4%
RR
Co
com
new
preferred new
Car
50
31%
583/4
56%
32
30%
31%
56 Va
31Vs
57%
31%
573A
9%
30%
%
813A
80 Va
82%
81
142 Va
142 Vb
142%
142%
142
Corp
813A
833/B
80
9%
Aircraft
United
Air
United
Biscuit
Lines
5
com
100
—
I110—
of
144
144
10
38%
393/8
38%
39
America—No par
28 Va
28 V«
27%
No par
*100%
102 Va
*100
%
102 Va
243/a
*24
$4.50 preferred
Board & Carton
10
*24
No par
65
Corp
28,600
9%
12,300
31%
31%
5,100
82%
144%
843/4
18,400
143'A
1491/a
383A
1,700
39
39
3d'/a
39 %
39%
13,300
27%
28
283/a
28%
2,700
*100%
102%
•100V2
102%
*100%
102%
243/a
23%
23%
*23'A
23%
2 3 'A
23'A
64%
62%
65
.
31%
9Vb
31%
28%
283/a
United Carbon Co
31%
25,400
823/4
9 '/a
31 Vb
9 Va
30%
57
9'/8
31%
9%
93/8
313A
56%
31%
56%
30%
9%
31 Va
—
57%
31
10
Co—!———No par
conv.-preferred
United
57%
1
Tank
United
24
22V4 Jan
48'A Jan
4%
25
62
62%
x62
62%
62%
62 %
47%
*47%
200
.
2,200
United-Carr Fastener—
72Vs July 18
6
Jan
Jan
6
Mar 21
4% Jan
82
3
May
(Delaware)
United
4
$3.50
No par
convertible
preferred
4%
*79
100
48%
50
50
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30o
4%
43A
*79
80
50
4%
80
47%
48
48
4%
*79
-
4-3/4
4%
*79
80
43A
80
4%
800
48
12,100
4%
80
*79
'
7
73/8 Feb
6 'A Jun
20
7
Jan
3
United
9,500
38% Get
27
10% Jun
22
23
Jan
5
United
133/4
143A
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
37,600
22 3/s Dec
Corp (Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com__1
6%
8Vs May 17
15% Feb 25
30
21
Jan
17
27% May 17
United
Electric Coal Cos
25
253/4
X25 "A
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25%
25%
133/4 Jun
8
16% Aug 20
United
Engineering & Foundry
16
12,500
55
Mar
United
Fruit Co
49%
16,800
28 V2 May 11
35
Aug 14
United
Gas
Corpi.
15,600
35 'A Jan
41 % July 30
United
Gas
Improvement Co
11
13 Va Mar 14
17
Mar 31
511/8 Feb
60
May
2
30
Sep 26
34% Dec 14
6% Aug
18
-
9
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
36% Oct
9
49 Va Aug 15
„
31
393A Mar
2
83/4 Mar
1
23% Jun
4Va Aug
6
3
2'A July 11
27% Oct -li:
36% Dec
9
28 Va Jan
61% Dec
29
64% Dec
29
54% Jan
22
184 % Feb
15
177
Dec
23
5% July 10
15% Aug 21
20% Aug
168
5
73A Jan
6
193/4 Feb
29
33/4 Mar 26
23
39 % May
9
9
24% May
8
77
2
23
181
Aug 21
Aug
Feb
12
Sep 26
40y4Jan
5
For
16% Mar
*«m»
page
22 % July 19
44
24-
Jan
19 % Mar 22
14
*5
/
•
49 Va Mar 16
—
10
13%
:
3A
7%
S
preferred
100
Hoffman Mach common—82%c
class A preference
—50
U
S
Industries
4%%
Inc
common
preferred series A
6%
63/4
6%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
16
153/4
49 Va
49 Va
49 '/a
49%
49'A
49%
49
%
1,200
34V4
33%
34
33
33%
32%
33'A
33
331/2
41 %
40%
40%
40
401/4
40%
40 Va
6l/a
40%
6%
40'A
63/e
6'/a
6%
6'A
6'A
6%
3,200
16%
15%
16'A
16
16'A
26,500
3/s
23/8
2%
2%
2%
4,900
4,900
21
21'A
20
70%
72%
69
33%
♦41
2
5%
63/4
16 Va
City Mines Co (The)—1
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co_
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
U
6%
50
6'A
Park
63A
lo3/*
16
United
6%
6%
49'/*
1
44'A July 20
15% Feb
44%-Nov 28
fnntnotM
3
8
8
B
No par
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
18% Jun
381/2 Jun
6%
5
1
17
50
♦48
48'A
*
*48
2%
2>A
2%
3 6 Va
36 3/8
36%
36
36%
2l3/4
23
23
23%
23
23%
8,700
70
68%
69%
69%
70%
6,000
41
16%
17'A
,
2%
2,100
36 Va
20Va
*393/4
41
2%
16
683/4
168
193/4
20%
20
16'/a
213/8
36%
3/4
168
170
169
*40
16
70
36
36%
36
16'A
6'A
17%
'
48%
168
20
*393A
16 3A
*48
*167
168
171
*167
171
200
20 Vs
"20%
20%
20 3A
21
13,700
40%
♦401/4
41%
411/4
42
300
16%
48
Va
163/4
16%
4a3%
48%
16%
*48
12,600
17 Va
48%
.
2,000
,23
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
24
Monday, August 27, 1956
,
(840)
STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
Range for Freviooo
Year1955
6
5
11
21
6
21
19
Jan
19
8 Va Jan
21 % Oct
66% Jan
.
Jan
35
84 % Mar
Jan
97
16
23'/a Jan
11
35'A Aug
3
66% Jun
19
70
12
37% Feb
9
51% July 18
Jun 26
75% Mar
Sep
93% Sep 20
84
9
53% Dec
23
23
45% Oct
18
11
172'A Jun
60 y2 Feb
Jan
11
70 y2 Dec
16
62 y4 Sep
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
3
35% Mar 17
19'/a Aug
18
1
23
14
24
3
2
157% Jan
61
40 Va May
17% Jan
38% Aug
15 y4 Jun
12 V< Jan
17
9% Dec
30
14% Apr
Jan
27
100'A Jun
91
10
23
159 Va Dec 27
26% Mar 15
\'a
56
Feb
3
51% Dec
28
47'A Jun
13% Jun
130
Jun
13
133% Jan
37% Jan
Jan
87 % Sep
12
94
33 y» Oct
11
51% Mar
146 y2 Apr
7
8
37% Apr
6
Jan
4
9% Aug
1
Jun
11
7
65% July
133 Va Jan
1
8
27% Jun
Jan
3
44% Dec
113V2 Dec
22
117% Jun
100
Dec
27
103 y2 Aug
101
Feb
16
106
.
bb
22
Jun
37 % Jan
18
11
16% Feb
5
24
18% Dec
5
31 Va Feb
28% Apr
8
1
65 Va
102,600
♦61
62
62
62
64%
64%
152 Va
18%
152%
63%
63%
63
36%
36%
*36%
37
36%
*36 va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 V2
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
95%
*95
-
35'/a
290
13%
13%
13%
13%^f
2,700
8%
8%
8%
95
8%
•93%
95 T'
17 Va
17 Va
51 %
52%
53
53 V2
35 Va
35 Va
35'/a
*35
,
.
25%
76%
74%
76
76
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
49 va
25%
56
•*75
8%
5,300
17%
13,800
603
35 Va
*35
90
157
157
25 vs
1,500
25%
77
*75
50%
50%
50%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%'
18,700
1,000
14%
14%
29
29
28%
28%
30 va
29%
29%
29%
29%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
47%
47%
8%
47%
47%
47%
va
31
30
90
47%
3,200
30%
6,700
*125%
*125%
*125%
*125%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
90
26
26
26
26
113
110
110
113
98
*95
96%
*95
100%
*99
100%
*99
100%
100
*98 Va
100
101
100'/a
100%
100
*98 Va
100
98 Va
98 Va
*98Va
70
70
-68%
69%
67%
68%
68%
31%
31%
31V2
31%
30%
31 va
>30%
40%
41
39 V2
40%
39%
39%
39%
25%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
29%
*29'/a
*29Va
29%
*29%
29%
29%
230
: 10
v
98
96%
*98 Ve
24
4;
113
*99%
99
♦100%
*29 Va
y 3,000
45%
45 Va
114
114
400
112
112
45 Va
3,400
28%
26%
va
112
110 %
45 Va
114
114
113%
*
45%
45%
45%
90
*88
*88
*96%
99
*96%
47%
90
113
113
113
5,400
47%
*88
45%
46
45%
8%
26
113
115
8%
90
25%
27
26 va
30%
*88
20%
*88-
700
8%
47%
♦125%
30 Va
1
8%
y
*125%
"125%
125 %
115
48
"125%
*125%
10
700
50%
49 vb
49%
49
52%
"30
20
50
>
55%
55%
14%
*
—-
•-
51%
•'
1,500
53% 7.
*53
.<
25%
77
55%
25 va
25 va
*25%
r74''/„
25%
180
8%
17%
159
159
159
159"
160
8
2,200
8%
P 93 %
93
.
17 Va
52%
159
162
'
36%^
8%
'33 Ve
2,400
36%
17%
52
35 Va
2,900
153
37
8%
xl7
54%
700
..'VI
18%
94%
18
25%
53%
35 Va
,
18%
9
8%
25%
*160
152
154
95
95
9%
No par
preferred
7%
5
Mar
30
1,000
36%
preferred—_100
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
25% Aug 24
13
Feb
'
28
16
Aug
41
May 29
34
15V<Jan~19
33% Jan
29% Aug 24
6
May
33
106
10,800
62%
18%
-r
13
Mar
6
103% Feb 17
72 % July 18
a
11
46% Jan
49% Nov 30
6
Jan
Feb
68%
62%
18%
com__10
$5
preferred
r.—100
$4.04 preferred —
——100
$4.20 preferred —
——100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common—
25
6%
preferred •,.-.,.----•....----—25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Feb 13
65%
18%
Virginia Elec & Power Co
103
65%
62%
18%
*74%
Chemical com
62 va
62
61%
18%
100
partic
div
6%
52%
157 %
153 va
Industries Inc
Norman
Va-Carolins
116
96 y2 Aug
97% Aug
'30
24
38% Apr 18
128
Jan
6
47% .July 26
May
99
20
94% Apr
2
38 Va Jan 10
111
Apr 25
May 23
2
Feb
-
34% Mar 26
15
Aug
va
Feb
128
25% Aug 21
108
9
58% Mar
130
7
Feb
125% July 16
27% May 23
129
Van
51%
*156%
63%
13%
1
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
.—10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
Vickc Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3V;t%
preferred
100
3
51%
157%
154%
Corp of America
Vanadium
4
50%
156 va
62 Va
.
300
16,500
50%
154%
No par
Co
Light
&
Power
12,700
86%
112
*109
157%
65%
,*25%
preferred
4%%
Utah
17% Jan
45
-lOV'a Apr
8
14
4
56'A Aug 15
44%
43'/a
*84
86%
50%
61%
62
2.000
156%
50%
159
60%
62%
Inc com—1
Co
Pictures
Universal
49%
157%
67 va
*8%
109
109
112
18%
100
preferred
8%
167 " Feb 24
29% Mar 12
82% Mar 29
*108
12,800
67 va
*84
86%
•84
108 va
108%
43%
43%
43 va
43%
86%
300
32%
155%
10%
new—1
2nd preferred—14
B
Class
43 Va
♦84
8%
33 Va
67%
43%
63%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
a.
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
55% May
11
4
21
24
21
3
11
29
7
6
13
22
39 % Feb
3
15
10% Aug
26 Va Aug
59% Apr 26
39
■" Apr
6
67V4
63%
Paper Iric com
Wall
31V2
67%
10,200
31%
■
32
8%
8%
154%
noncumulative preferred
25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 con vf rtible preferred-. Nr> oftUnited
32
67%
159
*62
No par
common
31
67'%
51%
62 va
7 %
9
38% Feb
Oct
,
74% Aug
Apr 28
% iviar
7
19
47 % Mar 15
Aug
24% May
47 %
127
33
32 ;i Jan
157
U S Tobacco Co
Mar 23
99
9
3
24
31
21
4
41'A Feb
Jan
4
Nov
L' 8% July 24
93
Aug 24
8
Aug 23
17
Aug 21
91
13% May 13
122
3
12% Jun 27
preferred
7%
32%
110
158 %
16%
100
U S Steel Corp
8%
44%
50%
——50
1% V: preferred' ...
common
:/■
3
169
Jan 20
19% Jan 16
38
Feb 10
14% Apr 23
10% Jan
9
7
18% Mar
21
14
May
Ai g
9
Mar
66 % Aug
30%
*3%
86%
110
Co common
5
8V«
noncum
1st preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref & Min com__50
Feb
67%
67%
44
*84
U S Rubber
30%
8%
31%
'67
33
30%
31%
31
.31%
8%
Bale* far
the tVeeh
Shares
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
•8%
31
32%
32%
1
100
100
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
3%%
1
68% Aug 24
23
23
S
S
U
67% Mar 14
36% Jan
31
10
28% Nov
69
Aug
152
Feb
23
41% Mar 14
6% Jan
4
8
Jan
'
62
51% Jan
170
77 Va Nov
32% Jan
170
56
4
18
7
30% Feb
35'/a Oct
23
Mar"_3
35
37'A Oct
128
156% Aug
U
July 18
Jan 23
46 V* Jun
8
39% Mar 14
v-
90% Mar
101
Sep
110
preferred
& Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
U S Pipe
1
6
Aug. 21
Aug. 20
8%
; .7.
p:
'p.
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
-
31%
1
10
5
10
common
4% %
9% July 13
Jan
Co
Lines
S
2
Sep
28
44
,
U
32'A Aug 20
11
8Ve Jun 15
Par
EXCHANGE
Jy:;
22% Jan
17
9% Feb 14
25 % NOV
STOCK
NEW YORK
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
Lowest
Highest
Loweflt
Monday
high sals r**c e»
Thursday
1
and
LOW
STOCKS
10
50
3,700
69%
69%
69
31
29%
30%
39%
39%
39%
9,500
3,400
25 Va
25
25%
18,900
'
*29%"
29%
•
W
\ nis Cr-m*.'
'
'
-
v'
cjf*
•
May 21
74 % Jan
85V2 Mar 26
75
3
3
9
32% Nov 30
13% Jan
27 % Jan
-
19
12% Jan
66% Apr
27
15% Dec
6
15% Nov
-
Feb 29
66
May 25
12% Jan 30
14% July
2
100 % Apr 13
15
3
106
Oct 14
13'A Jun
3
24% Jan
100'/a Aug 10
5
10l/a Jan
30 Va Mar 14
43% Dec
18J/2 Jan
Jan
5
41% Sep
1
2
21% Sep 27
30% Dec
9
25% Feb
Apr
7
3
22
30
9
20
21% Mar
.
9 "v Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
38% Mar 23
Waukesha Motor Co
37% Aug
8
9
Jan
26% May
7
6
9
6
4% Feb
17
4
50% Dec 30
40% Sep
9
35% Aug 23
50 y2 Dec
30
46% Jun
1
43% May 10
52% Feb
2
6
25% Apr
16
24% July 31
28 Va Sep
4
12
20% Feb
9
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
106 y2 Aug
16
2% Jan
Jan
17 y4 Mar
1
113
Apr
7
106
Apr 27
105 Va Jun 10
29'A Sep
23 V4 Mar 14
101 '/a Feb
15
15
99 % Feb
4
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
105% Dec
19
110
Jun
14
107% Jun
35
Apr
27
105
29
105
Jan
42% Jan
18% Jun
20
28
18
99 Va May. 14
Dec
9
Jan
6
56
26
63
9
73% Jan
28% Jun
32% Feb
15
28
83% Feb
15
130
53
11
86
May
9
Western Pacific RR
26
22% Mar
5
Western
23
36% July 17
51 % May
Oct
5
26% Oct
27
31% Sep
77
Sep
27
82
27
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
104
Aug
99% Jan
4
Feb
17
130
5
103
May 25
98
Jan
21% Jun
8
28% Feb
23
67% Aug
14
80% Feb
15
28 Va May 17
31% Jan
18
51% Sep
2
12
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6
30
1
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10
99
102
23
16
29% Mar 14
30
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23
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Feb
28
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15% Dec
5
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15
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77
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5
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4
18
18 y8 Mar 21
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6
25% Jan
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Jun 14
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31% May
2
37% Feb
17
9% Mar 18
21% Jan
3
23
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43
Nov
136
145
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4
20
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9
21% May 15
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23
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27
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12
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11
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23 *
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92 y2 Jan
7
100% May 18
-
11
Mar 22
212% Apr
103% July
12
15
Feb
11
7
17
90% May 28
159% Jan
25
Jan
5
7% Jun
18
91
26% May 24
23% Oct 25
67% Jan
6
14
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86
Jan
18
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19
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203
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1
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4
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7
18
83% Feb
8
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20
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16
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(L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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79%
>!? 79%
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18%
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10
25
24%
Winn-Dixie
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Inc
1
343/a
34%
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10
135
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33
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47
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56
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(Wm) Jr
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8
7%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
$
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47 Va
27%
common
preference
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22%
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5
100
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30 Va Jan
9
37
6
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5 % %
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2
13% Apr
Jan
26% Feb
9
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preferred
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8
Jun
Mar 10
6
Oct
27%
18
27%
...
50% July 24
36 Va Feb
61
10% Jan
9% Nov
27Va
18
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80
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13
75
86
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8
24
16
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159
18
47%
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-
61 % Aug
20
Nov
102 Va
7% Mar 30
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3,500
17%
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10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
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100
29y4Oct
Mar 14
Jan
Jan
46
2
13
140
11%
46%
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Westinghouse
65% Mar 20
28
Aug 23
93
3
*
11%
27 3/8
1
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30
128 % Jun
July 29
96'A Jan
22% Jan
4%
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Jan
29
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5
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9
6
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11
48
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17
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53 y4 Oct
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21
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95
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18
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,
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100
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,
100
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12
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;
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2
Apr
37
Indies Sugar Corp
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27
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Feb
47
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13
23% Aug 14
9
30
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63
25
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—
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108
30
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104
25
104
127
18%
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18
47%
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-
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1,600
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18
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1
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100
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13
20
11
1
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11
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14
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6
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Mar 20
112% Jan
31% Oct
6
29
Jun
56% Aug
43% Mar
29
25% Jun
16% Jan
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102
62
15 Va
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100
-
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20
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11
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101 %
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27
3
8
3% July 20
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14
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1
.
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Warner Bros Pictures
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27% Aug
27 >
40% Feb:* 9
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16% May 16
11
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20
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—
80
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.
28
30
38% Dec
32
Feb
106
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79%
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3
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79%
100
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———
—
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,
.
6
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75
preferred
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33
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3
9
6
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Volume 184
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Number 5563
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s
94
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82
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84
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84
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1982
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100'% 100%
r
or
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
106%
106
8
~
April-Oct
Co
2%s
102%
103
5
105
Sale Price
100'%
104
•
Swift &
90'/a
105
Coke & Chem
Week'*
Last
Period
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
100%
104% 105
April-Oct
•
1st
95%
89
—
Interest
Low
99
101 %
*102'% 104%
BOND S-as(
*
.
New Tork Stock Exchange
100
*103'%
1st mtge 3%s
1964...May-ZVoo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965.._Jan-Juiw
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
Pittsburgh
13
—
*101
19U4_May-Nov
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
\
;
J
ser
record
24
High
96
*100
& St Louis RR—
AUGUST
1
Low
—
1957—Way-Nov
ENDED
Since
Jan.
No.
95'%
*83
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago
Ranee
Sold
95%
95%
—
Ry
Bonds
Hiah
*90
~~
June-Dec*
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
■
'
WEEK
Friday
Friday's j
Bid & Asked
1996__June-Dec
Louis
ser
or
Sale Price
Feb-Aua
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Plllsbury Mills lnc 3%s s i debs 1972
Plttsbgh Bessemer
Friday
range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sal* not
In the year's range, r Cash sal*
Ex-coupon.
y
by maturity.
being
in
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 n
such companies.
■
j.
;
being transacted during current week.
'
:
'
—
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
weekly
the following extensive
In
list
we
furnish
and
record
yearly
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Aug. 20, 1956, and ending Friday, Aug. 24. It is compiled
by the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
^
a
RANGE
r
STOCKS
American Stock
week'*
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Aero
Consol
Supply
Agnew
_io
Industries
Shoe
Inc
footnotes
Inc
AUGUST
Shares
Friday
Low
5
7%
X28%
4*/8
Aug
5%
Aug
Air
1.200
6'/b
Apr
7%
Apr
Ajax
Feb
Alabama
10% Mar
Alabama
250
28 % May
31
Gas
8%
8%
200
2%
2%
2%
4,400
3%
Jan
Alaska
~6%
Apr
8%
Jan
5
Algemene
6%
6%
2,200
6
May
10%
Jan
Amer
i
9%
9%
300
9
Jan
Jan
»
33.
7%
10
Aug
13% Mar
All
-2
Power
Airlines
Southern
Week's
fer Week
Shares
36
Low
8%
1,500
18
36%
171% 171%
2,500
~5%
1,300
35%
-1
%
High
9%
Feb
33 V* May
Jun
18 Aug
37%
Jan
~4%
Jan
182
x97%
50
preferred—.100
Inc.
N
6 % Mar
39,600
\i
Jun
103%
4%
Jurv
6%
Jan
32% Aug
50
4.20%
Kunstzijde
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
ia
1
sate*
Range
of Prices
Low
8
50c
Corp
Great
Alabama
2%
—3
Way Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
8%
8
Sale Price
Par
High
400
29
Last
STOCKS
High
7%
24
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1
common
page
ENDED
r
J)
see
29
WEEK
for Week
"
Stores
(N
Range
4%
7%
FOR
SftlCf
ot Prices
Low
.1
i
Manufacturing
Associates
wnr
Alloys
common
Manufacturing
Surpass
Ainsworth
Air
Co
Corp class A
29
44%
Jan
6% Aug
9%
Jan
162
May
Feb
TT
rets Amer shares
American Engineering Co
dep
._10c
6%
7
900
\
ant Financial
The Commercial
Chronicle... Monday, August 27,1950
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
of Prices
Sala Pries
iMtlMUlStNktMlMII
& Fisher
Alles
Allied
4%
2,500
"4%
_4%
4%
2,000
10 %
10%
10%
I,500
9% Jun
_1
16
15%
16%
2,000
24%
23%
24%
400
Products
92%
93%
150
•
Aluminum Industries common
•
Ambrook Industries Inc (RI)
1
American Air Filter 5%
conv pfd—15
American Beverage common
1
American Book
Co
100
American Electronics
Inc
1
Manufacturing
Goods
Hard
American
Laundry Machine
20
1%
700
1
350
61
American
Thread
6%
Co
Gas
5%
Tractor
Corp
American
Writing
Paper
Oil
class A
Company
13%
1,200
11% Jun
37%
3,600
25%
Feb
30%
30%
500
27% Jan
33% May
300
27% Mar
34
6,600
8% Feb
Nitrate
Anglo-Lautaro
Associate
Co
Gas
.——
CI
A
Jun
7,600
2U
3
2% Aug
311
-2U.
13% Feb
14%
14%
15%
400
15%
15%
16%
3,200
I
11 ^
11%
-4%
4%
600
3,100
20%
19%
100% Aug
27% Jun
5,700
15%
of
America
10%
5%
•1,400
2% May
3%
3% Aug
2,200
Line
1%
51
50
—•
(
Audio
Devices
Automatic
Feb
common.
5%
3%
3%
16%
16%
16%
600
46%
44%
46%
500
Jun
4%
Jun
14
Jun
Industries. Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin
Banco
Securities
de
los
20%
52,600
8%
15%
550
14%
Aug
16%
400
13
Jun
3%
3)700
1
Beck
Ties
Instrument
Watch
16%
12%
400
3%
3%
1,100
Inc
Corp
;■
4%
13%
131/4
1
Bohack
(H C) Co
common
x45%
Jun
51%
13%
Aug
8% July
13%
400
10%
Feb
36%
36%
37%
97
•
common
7%
97
5%
Aug
6%
Feb
8%
36
50
97
July
July
6
47
ft 7%
Bourjois
1
7%
7%
7%
200
4%
Jan
_20c
1%
1%
1,100
1%
Jun
2%
4,400
2,300
Breeze
Light & Pwr ord—•
Traction
Corp
Bridgeport
Brillo
Works
7%
7%
1%
7%
*
6V4
6%
6%
Inc
common
Gas
Manufacturing Co
British
American
6%
Apr
6% July
Oil
Co
-Amej dep rets ord bearer
Amer
American
dep rets
British Columbia
British
American
dep
>"
ord reg
Power
Petroleum
Co
rets
<te
Bunker Hill
Burma
American
9,000
17%
Jan
24%
23%
26,900
17%
Jan
23% Aug
7
7
14
13%
14
29 V4
29
291/4
Aug
13% Aug
1,900
2,500
24 %
300
11%"'
8%
8%
10%
8%
300
111/4
4%
4
—1
9
34
Feb
10i%
May
10% July
1,200
.
10
Apr
~3%
Feb
10%
11
Feb
10%
Jun
18%
19%
9,000
17%
Aug
17%
17
17%
5,000
17
1
Aug
%
%
1
5%
5V8
5%
3,800
4%
12 %c
6
3%
5%
6%
5,800
5
3%
3%
8,790
2%
convertible class A
25c
11%
7.50
19,200
11%
% Jan
r
Jun
July
•,
Feb
4% May
14% May
C & C
Super Corp
10c
(new)
Calgary
Calif
«5s
Edmonton
Eastern
California
Electric
$3.00
Inc.,—
preferred
Calvan
Consol
Camden
Fire
!
Gas
Bread
Cement
6%%
Canada
Co
Ltd
Southern
Jan
3,700
19 %
3%
9.800
3%
14%
14%
6,000
501/4
50%
100
14"%
—
5}J
Feb
33% Aug
4%
Jan
15
5
&
5H
900
13%
Feb
60
"
Aug
Apr
67% Mar
50
Apr
55
5
Feb
350
Jan
30
May
23%
47,900
17% July
29
,
v DuMont
34%
400
28% May
28% Jan
37
July
page
Ltd
33.
vtc.l
4/ff
"4
"4ft
44,100
1%
Jan
5% July
1,200
4%
4U •4%
14% May |ft
Mar
*21,r
JB% YJan'
j
5% Jan |
Aug
92 y8 Aug
6,500
66%
Jan
6%
6%
Aug
8%
1.000
7%
Jun
10% Mar
24%
24%
25%
5,300
17%
Jan
27
200
25%
Jun
27% Aug
30% Jan}
Duro
2%
2%
1,100
2Vb
13%
Jan
16
16
16
75
Apr!
9%
3% Marl
Aug
15
600
Jun
Mar ft
19
•
18%
Apr
9% July;
6%
56,700
2Va
Jan
18%
4,300
13%
Jan
18%
/42 %
Jun
51 y2 Marr
1%
Feb
Aug'
ll
11
700
4
July; ft
67/a Aug
29,700
3
8 y4
May
9% Mar
12%
Jan,
6 % May
Jun
17%
T^Uen
1.500
16% Aug
19% Mar
14%
15%
2,275
14 % Mai
17
7%
7%
7%
2,700
7%
Jun
8%
Jan?
1%
2,400
lftr Feb
2Vs
Apr
10
32% Jun
36
36
5%
33%
,1
-go
~1%
^
18 %
,
fi
—
3%
1%
18
k:
36% Mar
eft 7 ft: Apr ft
8% Mar.
Feb
38
May;
10
147
Aug
157
Jun,
500
14
May
3%
800
l7/a
20.400
400
148
14%
Jan
May
14%
34
33%
148
14%
Feb
5%
x
19
2,700
26%
17%
2
July
~is Aug
19
l/s Jan
16
Apr!'
3% Marl
ft, 2% Jan
Aug
•,/
2% Mar
g(j
3%
Jani
15%
15%
•300
14% Aug
18
Apr
9%
9tt
3,100
5% Jan
10
19% May
^
23
Aug!
Mar'?
25
July
23%
23%
2,100
17%
15%
23%
15%
ft 8%
200
12%
Jan
200
7%
Apr
ft 200
12%
Jan
225
34%
Jan
8%
n—-^
19
1
5
%
19
39
19
50
39
5%
5%
1,300
Jan
18% July
8% Jam
20% Aug)
4i% Aug
6% July
r
4% Jan
31%
•
Jan
36 %
Jan
Jun».
,0
~
^"Laboratories
Duval Sulphur &
of America
52
56%
3,500
36%
24%
24%
24%
1,100
21% Jun
'Zl
Co
56%
#
11%
11%
12%
10,000
11
Apr
27% Jan
14% Jan
64
64%
250
44
ftJan-
72%-May
28%
29
600
28%
Feb
34% Mar
1Q
•
28%
5%
%
Test Corp common.—
Dynamics Corp
18%
15%
-Qc
common
Eastern Gas &
4%%
10.
6%
7,800
5% Jun
57% July,
10
Jan
2ft July
4%
•
ZZZl
,
1
4%
4%
600
3%
4 %
6% Jan
July
7% ,Jan
»
Fuel Assn common
prior preferred
Eastern Malleable
30%
18% Aug
Mar'
21.400
35
A
"Crrlc/n^pgcUorTre,
gSham ffieryC°i«s» B common
Mar
34%
•
"
6% July
28%
21%
26%
11%
100
17
9%
Jan
Feb
16%
43
6%
16%
500
16 y4
Jun
24
Jan
42 y8
43%
900
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
6%
7
12,000
6% Aug
8% Mar
Mar
28
21%
.20
see
Feb
*
common
Petroleums
footnotes
Jan
6%
30%
—5
preference
For
2%
Jan
3%
1
Co
Ltd
Co
Aug
-4%
29 %
50
Insurance
Canada
,
3%
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canada
100
30%
50
Oil
1%
65,600
•
1
Power..
preferred
$2.50
1%
5
10c
Corp Ltd
Aviation
1%
5
1%
50c
Jan
100
1,000
xiy«
Common
Cable Electric Products common
ft
^4
% May<
:
1%
Co Ltd comm
Drilling & Exploration
Driver Harris Co
Jan
7% Mar
100
Draper Corp
-1 % May
6
July
6%
17 ft: Feb
:
7'/s
4
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd.—-
20% Mar
shares—3s 6d
17% Mar I
Jan
6
Q
Dragon Cement Co Inc
ord
200
14%
19
2%
$2
Ltd—
rets
Jan
90»/2
a
Dorr-Oliver Inc
19 V4
%
88%
Chemical Co nia
&
Jun
2.50
(The) Company
nnminion Tar
Jan
3 % May
300
40% July
12%
57/a
"2%
(The)
9%
400
1
4
:2% Jani
'44% Mart
Jun
15%
18%
Fou:ndry
Dominion Textile
4% Aug
19% Aug
1
4.400
5%
Co
8%
10%
10%
10
Co—
%
1'
Con)"2 50
Dome Exploration Ltd—
Dominion Bridge Co 'Ltd----7~
^
•
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock „
Diversey
11% May
Aug
%
Jan
£V« Aug i
6% Jan
Jan
1%
19
^
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg,
4% July
9% Feb
7% Jan
200
50
18 Vz
(The) Corp Inc
Distillers
4% Mar
Jun
4
700
Diners*
""
13%
42 V*
5%
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Jan
17% Mar:
4
1
_50c
7%
7
3,900
ft Jan
57/a May
12%
----Q
Detroit Gray Iron
211/4
18V4
1%
;
Liquidating Corp
Apr
201/4
23%
3%
100
m
Jun
21'/a
6
3,600
•
37%
,
13% Apr 5
15% Aug
7% Mar ft
Feb
10% Feb
15%
Z-V2O
25%
7Va
30%! July
900
2.100
~2%
commo
Jan
*
Corp
dep
Sugar
Atlantic
Tobacco common
13%
Aug
20%
2.50
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc.—
Burry Biscuit Corp.
Byrd Oil Corporation common
6%
21%
3,500
6
5
100,200
51
1
preferred
preferred
Machine
Mines
ft 3% Jan
Jan
20%
10
Buffalo-Eclipse
Aug
36%
16»/4 July;
16% July
-
ssss sssr
TV.'mltdWfatVMMirtKt»rlii»
100
49
49
—
Feb
26%
P
Day
Jan
10
convertible
serial
7%
1
preferred
6%
'
12%
6%
89%
Delay Stores common—2
•
5.100
7%
,50c
Mines Inc—
Dayton Rubber Co class
7% Jan
6ft May
6% Jun
-
■.
6. ' ;
1%
D
;
£1
reg
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
Buell Die
300
32% July
13
-
f
10 y8 May
Jan
6
4%
American Oil
C W C
Apr
1
ord
F
60c
6%
32%:
12%
6% May t
8% Aug
'"'7%
,5%
common--Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo;—
:
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
7%
6%
Apr
-
21
15% July
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc
\
10% Jan!
2,400
6,900
8%
31%
%
Daitch Crystal Dairies lnc
1
25% July
Jun
4%
3,100
'
Feb
8%
14%
51 %
£1
common
4%
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
S
>
5%
8'/a
16%
common—---Q
preferred
9% Mar
Ltd—
B*-own Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
B
A
Jan
10s
.
22
400
42%
Drug Co common
34%
10s
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
British
200
9Va
15
«
Curtis Lighting
British American Tobacco—
••
Jun.
16% Mar
xl5%
,
(ord
36% Mar
20,500
Jan j
14 V4
Feb
6%
'
28% Aug
49%
37%
Jan ft
Jun
7%
--^
Jan
6%
30
"1%
8%
13%
5VS
.
•
2% Mar f
500
r
.
x28y8
^
Corp
Beverage
Jun
46%
;
—
31
48
/
5%
Mlne®::::::::irz^s
26% Mar
*
6V2 Aug
1% July '
6% Jun
2,400
9
P.°~—•
•
common
81% July
Apr
24%
•24%
24%
g"~i
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc--
8% Mar
.
10% Mar
Jan
28
8%
•
Co
12 ya
11
11%
,
gQC
"
Cuban
Jan
*
Gear
'r4
100
;
8% May
4%
ft
"
7 >
:
Feb-
10%
44%
l
:
12,800
:
Cuban
Jan
8
Inc
Foote
1%
I-"'"
10
preferred class A
Cuban
8% Mar
Brazilian
6Va
30®
(H) Distillery Ltd—
A voting—
B non-voting
$1.12
Feb
7%
Brad
ft
3,250
1%
t
Mar
7% July
300
79 V*
July
-
6% Mar
-6% Jun
50
5%
9
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Jan
102
May
5Va% prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical Company Inc
5
7%
5
6%
•—
Co—------—-"-"5
Jan
400
37
Aug
4,600
CorroonC& Reynolds common--——r\
$1
Jan
6%
.•1,100
.
Crown
10% Aug
200
;
8%
767-
Jan ft,
8%
13% May
Feb
200
~5%
Jan
3%
.
6%
10% Mar
7%
16%
1,300
2,700 ft
8%"
•
"14%
Crowley Milner &
Crown Cent Petroleum
Crown Cork Internat l
19% Mar
700
3 5%
—
5%
'1%
Machinery
C°AmerloanIdeprecelpts
Apr
900
1,400
•
5%
1,300
,
.
Jan !
-
10%; Aug]
23% Apr •
1.700
;4%
Class
Cott
Feb
8%
..
22 v:
Feb
ft. Apr
1
17%
'
•
■.
Apr j
Jan ft
25 V*
ft July
3% Jan
10,700
34%
4Va
r
5%
Jan
25%
6%
1
3
Co
17%
Aug
15%
8%
Blumenthal
&
4%
88
Feb
•
9%
'15%
'
5% July
ft 14 % Aug
22,800
*
4% July
Jan
15%
500
r
•
31%
4'/a
Equipment Co
cornucopia Gold
12% July
49%
14
14%
1
1,000
V
5
49%
—
50c
common
14%
14%
4"%
Feb
Jan
5%
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blauner's common
(S)
9
2%
1
1
>
Class
Jan
8% July
12%
Inc
Co
■
26% Mar
16%
common
9%
5% Aug
5% Feb
12%
3%
400
/
%
21%
21%
x32%
13
4ft Aug
Jan
15 Vb May
1
85/
,:
8%
30
Corby
7% Mar
6% Apr
75%
2,100
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j
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4
2%
22% Apr
-J
Continental
Continental Uranium Inc—-
f
Mar
1% Jan
v
11 %
9% Mar
2,000
~8 '
20c
50o
Corporation
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common—25
Benrus
~7%
lft
32,500
ft> ~i
17%
(A S) Shoe Corp.
Belock
'ft
®
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Bickford's
3%
jun):
23,800
.
—
■
1
Company—
Inc
Beau-Brummell
4ft
4%
50c
13'/a
ft 83 %
9%
E"^"ee
C?^P
Commercial Co p
Mar
20% July
47% Apr
Mar
Mar
10
>
12% Aug
10.600
31%
--
Corp
Incorporated—
Basin Oil
ft ft,3:'';
"2%
.%
Jan
18% July
18% July
;
6% July
shares
Steel
Bearings
."■ftS.ftl
3V*
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium
Basic
16
--
lo
12 %
83%
---------—-
83
-
5% Jan
_4
g
20% Aug
Jan
14%
.—:
Corp
Ltd
Oil
18%
14/4
-
95
Anr
Apr
Mar
500
6%
'
-2jV
13 it-
5
46% Aug
Andes—
American
Banff
20%
-1
—;—.
>
ft
Apr t
;
6% Mar
'
Continental Aviation &
-1
Class A—
Apr
Aug
28
i
:
Aug
8%
43
~6%
~2 i'a
Continental Car-Na-Var
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
600
16% Jan
Feb
37
4% Mar )
6
14 %
Aug
73
60
"9%
-
Connelly Containers Inc
4% Mar
V'*'
Jan
•-
Aug
97/a
.16
2.50
Vtc ext to 1965—---■
Aug
5%
3%
500
_1
s*
42
4% July
77%
"9
/
--«»
Development ordinary—
Compo Shoe
B
Baker
10
common
Community Public Service
15% Apr
4%
_1
non-cum
preferred
Voting Machine..
Ayshire Collieries Corp
Aug
9%
>5%
10c
Products Inc
Steel
4
Apr
87
**9%
Commodore Hotel Inc—
May
32,600
;
14%
ft,
Aug
12%
4
.
600
77%
ft
100
Colonial Sand & Stone-Co
1% May
10,000
5,000
.4%
;
13%
24%
24%
Coastal Caribbean
Aug
4% Jun
.3
Inc
Non-voting
Automatic
4
4%
14%
7% Mar
3% May
11,900
13%
Jan ft
%
5% Mar ft
Jan
8
r
Apr
Apr
Mar
16%
4,200
3%
3%
78%
Feb
61
31%. July
2,200
39%
37%
37%
2,500
16,700
-ft-
til
pfd
Oil Co Ltd
Jun
107
1% July
43% Feb
Consolidated
Mining &
'1' Development Corp
10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants—_——>
Atlas Plywood
Corp:
1
Mar
102
1,300
500
1%
1%
1
Co
100
Apr
—
-—
Corporation
Colon
104% 104%
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$41 on Dec
Fisheries
Coast
preferred
Cockshutt Farm
div paid on
arrear
13
113
ft Aug
8%' "9%
4% July
4
Apr
4% July
5% May
——
10%
4
Jan
3
■
1,400
23%
Apr
3% July
ft';
9%
7
4 8% Feb
Apr
45%
Jun
22 y2
13
18% May
200
Apr
32
Aug
6%
4j/4
Clary
.
35
X110
—
•v
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3%
Jan
1,200
600
5%
■::ft
*
24
i
1%
2%
ft 40
37
110
/ft
City Auto Stamping Co—
——
Clark Controller Co__—-——
—
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
v
11% May
3%
Apr
ft 7% May
Jan
9% Jan
;:'ft.
35
*
Apr
108% Mar
9%
3%
lo
29% Mar
x
•/18
2%
72%
1% July
100
"9%
—
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc —
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief consolidated Mining
Aug
3%
1
8,900
30%
Jan
July
4%
Jan
1%
preference $1.50 series———
Charter
Jan
9%
9%
-
?%
30%
?
2ft
x
1,000
,21%
21
5% Mar
15,600
Christiana Oil Corp——
6% Feb
14
14,200
16%
1,700
lft'
6%
Jun
May
105
2,600
9
8%
6%
1ft
Charis Corp common
Jan
20%
5%
1%
1
Century Investors Inc—
Convertible preference
Apr
110 i
34%
5%
2s bd
Ltd---
Century Electric Co
4% July
18% Jan
20%
Corporation
3.50%
12% July
ft.; 8% May,
2%
"
Central Power & Light 4%
14% May
Jan
4
70
34
.32'/4
ft
8,600
32
Feb
"*
Chamberlin Co of America
"7,600
100% 101%
32%
—5
11%
11%
n%
100%
••
.
Central Maine Power Co—
16% May
10% Jan,.
318
6%
4% May
23
_
Apr
17
3%
2)1
110
Corp of America
Conv
7% Mar
Jan
13
II,300
;
11%
21%
Atlantic
.
Aug
11%
7%
16%
Atlantic Coast
Atlas
24%
7% May
5% Jan
318
pfd
Central Illinois jSecur Corp.—
& Tel—
$43
*53 ,&
1
19% Mar
,5,700
7%
8%
& Gas Co
Tel
(ex
July
300
1,000
11
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
13% Mar
Feb
16o
rets reg
Stores Inc
dep
Oil
Jan
24%
10V4
IV*
warrants
Food
Associated
4%
16%
1,100
4.500
a
Ltd—
Central Explorers
&
Electric
American
Associated
Feb
4%
4%
31%
550
_
Cenco
2% Aug
Feb
2ft
31 %
—-O
American dep rets B ord—
Catalin
Apr
Jun
24 % Mar
Co
Castle (A M)ACo-.-
Apr
14%
23%
10%
Armstrong Rubber Co clase
Aro Equipment Corp—
Associate
16%
2
5,700
2%
J
(J W) Co common—
Casco Products common
36% Jan
Jun
700
14
14
1
,1
Light—
preferredCo
41
Feb
4%
4%
2.40
Power
4.72%
Jun
14
1,700
—
Carolina Power & Light $5
Carreras
Jun
4%
Carter
Jan
33
1,400
.
14%
14
Transit
9ft
43%
5ft Mar
31%
-
Carnation Co common
<
July
6,500
35
X33%
f
./
13 % July
33
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel
Oil Corp.
Armour &
11%
71
Corp—
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
?3
rt:33- ,;ft
14%
4.75.
"A" shares—.
Arkansas Louisiana
68
11%
2
Products
Post
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
444
37% Aug
20c
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Apr
12%
65
14,500
Name changed to
Universal (The) Corp (Effect. Aug 20)
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
—-1
Jun
2%
34%
5
.3
—S
common
Incorporated
44
37%
Jan
8%
21% July
Ltd
Canal-Randolph Corp
High
Low
.
partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
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Jan
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
718
8
xoc
——bN—--
Petrofina
Canadian
Capital City Products common.
Jun
13%
2
5
25c
preferred
American
30% Jan
pfd—25
common
13%
Oils Ltd
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Marconi
Ltd—-
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Apr
13% Jun
65
20
25
.—_——
Seal-Kap
Anchor
44%
1%
x34
Natural
American
Amurex
11
44%
—•
Co
American
AMI
11
1%
33
American Meter
Jun
Low
2
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc_
Feb
Feb
12
10% Apr
44 V2
Maracaibo
American
26%
11
\
Aug
98"%
200
4/41
8% Mar
92% Aug
11
Manufacturing Co com
Co
——.—1
American
Jan
25%
200
//It/ft
25
Co
Rubber
American
6% Jan;.:; 44:
13%
16%--Aur\
22% July
May
Shares
43%
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Aug
23
100
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
12% Mar
for Week
Canadian Canners Ltd
13
6% Jun
stock—1
B
(Mich) common
Aluminum Co of America—
Allied
Aug
12% Mar
Oil Co Ltd
5% Feb' ;:'-44
3% May
.10
Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
4%
_1
preferred
Control Co Inc
Allied
4 Vb
4
P««*
Canadian Atlantic
'
,
Range
of Prices
Last
Bale Price
High
8,600
_1
common
convertible
*
7% May
Jan
6%
Sales
Week'e
Friday
24
American Stack IidUifl
Jan. 1
Low
5
6%
..1
Pictures Corp
Artists
5 %%
Range Since
6%
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
AUGUST
ENDED
WEEK
FOB
STOCKS
High
Low
Far
RANGE
Week
< Shares
for
Bangs
Last
STOCKS
Balsa
Week's
Friday
Eastern States
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
25
1
..
25 ft.
27%
81
81
38%
27
38 V*
40%
42
10,600
15%
200
77%
Jan
50
31%
Jan
Jan
30%
28% July
85% Apr
•
41%
1,500
39 ',
Aug
Jun
47
Aug
135
Jan
213
Mar
170
$7
Jan
4{£ Aug
Iron
Corp
10
100
Jun
197% Mar
,
Volume 184
Number 5563
•
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(847)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Sales
Last
tele Price i
Aaertcan Stock Exchang*
Bangs
of Prices
Par
Low
RANGE
FOB
■/
$2
*
:
beneficial
of
snares
Edo
Mines
Electric
class
High
Low
-*
9%
r7ff
i7<r
5
common
27%
27%
common
America
Emsco Manufacturing
Equity Corp common
convertible
8% July
:
Jun
29%
Jan
Investors
Aug
18%
Feb
Iowa
4,600
13%
4%
3,700
3 V'2
Jun
; ~ II Vis
11%
99% 100
100
1
13%
13
5
preferred—.
Erie
Forge & Steel Corp
6% cum 1st preferred
Ere Manufacturing Co
1,600
100
24
3%
1
3%
:
Jun
39% May
450
45%
Jeannette
Jan
8,200
4%
Feb
6% Aug
Jerry
9%
600
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
Jupiter
Oils
7%;
7%
900
7
July
8%
8% Mar
Kaiser
Industries
Ifi., -1A
7,900
2% Mar
Kaltman
5"%
or 25c
1V2
10
Jan
IV.
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&
Co
class
A
Feb
Fire
I: Firth
Inc__
(M H) Co Inc
Class
A
Class
f
B
Ford
Co
17%
Kansas
Feb
>
De
Luxe
Prpc-njiio
Fuller
8,600
f ii 11 %
200
125
22%
22
•
Jun
1,500
11%
Co
5%
4%
1,800
3^
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i
3,500
3%
4%
3 it
8%
8%
4,900
17%
17 Ya
1,200
Jan
32%
100
Jun
Klein
General
Acceptance
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•
common
»
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Alloys
Corp
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6A
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General Electric. Co
i
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Mines
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Corp
T Globe
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i
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i
Goldfield
Co
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_—*
.—
f
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f
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Freehold
Guild
Films
States
A
;—k
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9%'
12%
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10
3
1
4
2%
41%
78
1
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S
"4%
.
5,300
3
1
Class
Jan
13%
Feb
39%
1,700
100
2%
2%
■
38%
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_8%
1%-
8%
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400
1% July
•■•* :v
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.
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400
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4
6%
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17
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v
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53
Machinery
see
page
33.
5
National
Apr
5% Mar
Milling
National
Aug
25% May
National
National
III
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700
11
20
91
3%'f,
9
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1,900
23%
3
Jan
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82% May
8% July
21
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Jan
612
64
12%
Feb
Aug
4% July
6
Jan
5%
700
5% July
8%
Feb
14%
800
Jan
11%
Jun
16%
Jan
32 Va May
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17
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1
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v
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18% Aug
Feb
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Jun
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7Vb Jan
,
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Jan
Jun
Mar
V 65
16
.
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Jan
18
x407/8 May
38% Jan
100
15,600
.
19% May
1% Jan
Jan
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Mar
>100
14 V»
700
17
56,%:; 59%
58%
55
>Jun
72
425
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1%
17
—1
800
9%
Aug
July
-
63
'
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9% Aug
,
1%
1 %
1 1*8
-6,000
4%
4%*.
4%
Jan
,1,500
1,100
—1
8%,
-16%
17 V4
29%
1
_„t
Co
>
30%
—5
18%
15% May
29
Jun
r
15%
15%
7%
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16%
8%
.
14% July
^
Apr
33%
Apr
40
<
35% July
•
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4% May
'3 % Jjan
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.>
11% May
8% July
1% July
800
10c
—'-50c
16%
Jan
16% Jun
,
Marine
Ltd
7% May
—*
1
—5
—;
_■
*
;—1
common
>7%
1,400
;■
'
100
38%
16% F16%
36%
38%
33
32%
33
300
33%
33 Va
34
6,800
r
18.400
——.i—1
5%
5%
5%
18%
17%
18%
23,400
52
49%
52
16%
14%
16%
v
24 Vi
Jan
383/4 Aug
2934
Feb
35 % May
5,600
6% May
Z 21 % Apr
4%
5
1%
Jan
8
20%
20%
21%
9V4
9Vs
9Va
8,500
28
10%
11%
19
20
5%
25
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Tel
States
&
1
-—5
2.50
-10
50c
Aug
Mar
29% May
6
Jan
5
33%
'22%
102
Jun
*35% Mar
29%
Jan
107
May
Apr
Feb
1,300
12 %
Jun
1%
14,700
1 %
July
7,100
22%
Jun
30 % Mar
93
Aug
102 Va Mar
100
Aug
109
Apr
Jun
102
Apr
1A
4-
25 Vb
26'/a
94
94%
100 \
100
.
*
10
143A
410
161
161
Feb
1773/4
Feb
3% Jan
3% Jan
5%
Feb
-
Aug
42
161
Aug
118 Mar
--v4% July
44% July
4% Mar
'
33/4
Jan
18%
100
July
203/4
Jan
126% 127%
350
125%
Jan
1363/4
Jun
2%
18%
100
Inc
11%
Mar
18% July
14%
100
26%
2.50
Tel
31 % Mar
27% May
8
Jan
12
13 % May
Mar
97
1%
-—4
Inc
Mills
27% Mar
Jan
9 Vb July
50
xl4%
*
preferred.;—
15%
Aug
Aug
103% 103%
100
1
1
26
4,100
'
*
Ltd
1,600
34%
25
10,300
5%
34%
.50
common
100
28
11%
19
2%
10%
Jan
12
Jan
13
Jun
4,600
3,200
1,600
50c
common
Corp* (Can)
Corp
9 Vb
2%
xlO
Apr
16% Aug
6% Feb
,•
May
10%
2%
2%
XlO
—*
——50c
Feb
5
700
5
59% Mar
17%
Jan
8%
11,000
preferred—*
shares
Service
5
Jun
Feb
11% Jan
42 Va Jan
9%
5
343/4
25% Mar
25c
common
19 Va Mar
I6V4
5,400
1
Ltd—
4% May
9% Jan
Jan
4% May
—£1
Corp
10
1
Inc
Alfalfa
Dehydrating
17
Apr
Jan
1%
1%
16,900
26%
26%
100
x25%
Jun
27 % July
10
1%
1%
10%
,2,300
9%
Jun
12%
Apr
100
Feb
353/4
Jan
4%
3,500
3% Jun
47/«
Jan
Xl5% X15V4
300
13 Va July
15%
Jan
4V4
500
4% July
5 Va
Apr
33
4%
4
33
•
31
Co
Brewing
5%
7,300
3%
3%
3%
100
3 Va
Jan
223/4
23%
200
22 3/4
Aug
13%
4 196
13%
100
12 Va May
(Mich)—
& Stores common.—
Petroleum
Presto
41*
Ltd
Rubber
Corp
Machinery
Products
National
Starch
National
Steel
National
Telefilm
42%
Aug
National
Transit
5%
Jan
National
Union
125% Mar
National
U
10% Mar
Neptune
Meter
23% Mar
Nestle
S
Mur
Car
■
3.100
3A Jan
——
common
Ltd
5%
4%
25
13%
7
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
Mar
10%
400
10%
Jun
12 %
18%
20%
5,800
17%
Jan
293/4 May
31%
30%
31 %
1,200
27
Jan
31% Aug
263%
26%
26 3%
1,100
24
Jan
~5
"43/4
~5
7,700
-
Apr
43%
common
4%
100
1.900
29
Apr
29% Jan
—
Associates
33%
Apr
Jan
5%
Jun
3
4
Corp
2%
2%
Corp
125%
12%
13
2,700
11%
34%
333/4
35
1,200
28%
4%
4%
25/b
45%
600
.
Jun
2% July
Electric
Radiator
common
Co common
17% Jan
10 VB
Research
National
4%
i
20
Inc
Industries
National
Le
8% Aug
Jan
4%
'
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*
1.500
9 5%
8%
4%
common-
Casket Company
Mfg
4 Va
9%
Hess
National
Apr
—
&
Co
Bellas
Apr
Jan
100
6
Jan
46% Jan
86
1
i—.—*
300
87%
,.»
5,200
6%
10% Mar
11%
50
3%
Apr
.10% May
30 Va
3,700
>•.
15%
3/0
5
•
'
14
Feb
7% Aug
3% Jan
600
43
"3%
1
,
5%
5%
17%
43
.18
25c
preferred
Canada
& Light 5% pfd
Feb
Jun
Aug
16
1,000
,7%
1
—1
National
-
40%-.'411/4
3%
Pwr
Namm-Loeser's
29% May
6%
99
of
TV
Nachman
Jan
128%
11%
6% Mar
Jun
May
15
10%
3
Co—
Apr
July
'IJ;
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20
>5%
300
12
8%
n
Jan
(>12%
12
> 91
100
100
5%
16
Jan
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"8.900
,
27%
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
11 Va
59%c61%
•£1
14%
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Co
Vernon
Mount
20
5% Aug
36% Apr
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cumulative
SMuntz
Jan
Jan
11.900
25% Aug
cumul
Mountain
Jan
Jan
137%
27%
8,800
Jan
25%
4.50%
Aug
Jan
6% Aug
4.40%
4.80%
Jan
4%
16
8%
Aug
Jun
cumulative preferred
100
preferred series B—100
preferred series C
100
y Monroe
Loan Society com class A
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
:.v
30% Mar
108%
2 2%
Jan
57
112% May
4% Jun
Feb
218
5
Co
dividend
Public
r Molybdenite
*
Aug
20
Jan
3%
l-fo Jan
4%
Inc
Molybdenum
Feb
38%
2,300
21,700
Monongahela Power Co—
16% May
July
3%
■ '
Feb
Jan
24% Mar
%y 26%
Jan
6%
102% Aug
500
Minnesota
Aug
6% Aug
•
Jan
2,86
A
4%
convertible
Corp
Missouri
30
21
Aug
13%
3%
1
Co
Feb
77
Jan
23 Va
changed
Abrasive
Feb
26% July
104%
15%
Jan
.13% Mar
19%
Mar
4
2% July
Jun
14 Vb
Jun
2
—25c
Co.,
Piping
4% %
Mining
Jan
52% July
123
100
5%
Co
Wbhl
Miller
Apr
10
400
•;
10
Feb
12
3%
5
Rubber
&
non cum
Midwest
Jan
6%
500
1,600
t;
10%
'
"5%: > 5f2
512
1
Co
America
International
For
'S"
3
'
ord
Hardware
4,700
S 125
$2
Mid-West
5% Aug
48
Aug
(Effect. Aug 13)
Corp $1 conv
Steel Products—
National
Enterprises Inc
Co
21
300
'•
5
;
26 %
4%<S4%
v
•
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r,
49
50%
116% 119
5
-4% May
25% July
5.100
.
Feb
2% Mar
500
L'
103% <103%
118%
22%
'
123%.125
_•
2,50
*
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
'.Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis" Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
i
I. 10% May
2% Aug
I
%5 16%
26
Jun
4% July
5.900
-
100
Manufacturing Co
rets
16
8%
3,800
15%
■
Jan
3% Jan
14 % July
900
>
28%
14% J
•.
—
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3
4%
15%
:
-
2.800
2%
27
21
•
3,700
29%
4%
■
t
{
9 %
V
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common
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200
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10
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| Hygrade Food Products
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:
2%'-
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5
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&
Jun
10.100
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•
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•
s
i Horroel (Geo A) & Co—:—
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9 %'
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Jun
6
5%
~2%
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HolOphane Co common
;_=.*.
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17%
70
20
5%:
25c
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f Holly
?
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:V
1
'•.1% Aug
8 % Aug
97%
29
191
•
Jun
To
y
70
5%
19%,
Jan
20
100
28%
5%
•
5
39%
800
v
8%
704
1
Inc
Gold
f Holly Corporation
i
'■loot
100
Aug
Feb
1,700
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&
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5 900
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49%
210
5
Co
Mesabi
Midland
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43%
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Mfg
Midland
2%
Aug
11% May
3
Jan
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co—-I
Michigan Steel Tube
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
-1
6%
preferred
10
Micromatic
Hone
Corp
1
Middle States Petroleum common—1
Aug
Jan
4 5%
•
1,200
5
common
&
Jan
17%
1% May
500
12%
15%
Exploration
Peroleums
41%
Jun
.'41%
15
22%
12
1
Name
Ltd
(The
Merrill
62%
1 %
,' >1%
" 5'VB
(A
Aug
3% May
15
22%
13%
Apr
3.
36% Mar
2% Jan
1,500
1,900
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12%
•
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,
Apr
3%
1,400
:—2t50
Hofmann
Hollinger
''
38% May
17% Mar
200
C
"5
2
22%
Inc—
Service
Johnson
May
55
3
2
675
12%
2
Tire
.
12%
5
Co
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i. Menasco
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4%
>
2%
2
6,500
Mar
19%
1% July
14 Va Feb
.
4,600
•
3%
5%
5%
5
A
1
McKee
Mead
72
Aug
67% May
98
Jun
22%
800
•43%
10c
& Co Inc common
4
Jan
1,900
#■-
61%
,3%
j
100
Inc
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Mfg Co common
(;Rj
.
;
4,400
—50c
&
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Aug
4% July
500
2
49%
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell
Aircraft
Corp
■
Jan
-,18%
Jan
Jan'
38%
3%
; <
-100
.
Higbie
11%
19
1%
46%
-
Ltd
M
Stores
Marconi
v
*13% Aug
Jun
.42 y;
*
f Hevt-Duty
Hoe
16%
.
I 15% Jan
10
61%
.
lc
v
,
5% Mar
May
18%
May
~
2% May
9 f.;i Jan >
10% Jun y
•
f
3
19
1
Publications
; Mansfield
Jan
210
y
.
..5%
*
common
Products
'"Jan
14
1
(The)
Manischewitz
;
28 Vb Mar
11% July
17% Jun
47%
Chain..,
Public
Mangel
W.-
138
-
35%
;4 2%
.10c
10c
<W E) & Co 5%% pfd
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
Galion
•
'
J"
65
15%
61%
25c
4 %>
-
19% Aug
500
16%
Corp
Maine
Mar
•••'.•
,
389
3,500
i
^
4% Mar.
*
May
9% July
100
;
V'2,
17
•.
V
•
41,100
24%
1
i Heller
•i
?
4,500
13%
20c
Mages Sporting Goods——
Magna Oil Corporation;
Apr
9% July
1,400
21%
16
G),. Inc..
Land
Macfadden
Mar
129% Aug
1% Apr
•
13,300
10%
4.-,
.
4l?;
•
39%
2
common
Rubenstein
100
1,600
18%
•14%
.25
Mining Co__
Helena
»
•i
——1
—
Stores
.775
72
654;.
-44
•'
1
Dept
81
32%
19%
16%
University
i
28%
•
2% July
■
;
520 '
V
12%
.
3%
>
Feb-J
Jan
Aug
33%c
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co..
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lynch
Feb
35
;
Apr
4%
13V4
5
common
(R
Lunkenheimer
1% Mar
..
'4.3%. i
9%
11%
10%
418%
3%
4%
Hecia
5,200
'
•
Mar
20
106
30%
75 pesos
Petroleums
U Louisiana
Jun
2% May
13 Va
1
common
Common
Jan
2Vi
Extension
Steel
12%
600
Jun
Corp
of Delaware
Realty
Locke
Jan
Apr
21%
1
A
Sessions
Tourneau
6,100
3
1%
3A
25
Industries Inc.—
Salle
18%
3
50
5%
cumulative
preferred
>; Loblaw Groceterias second pref
■
•
*
6% May
Feb
2
26 Va
Liberty Fabrics of N Y_„
Jan
22
6% Jan
11 v$ Apr
,10,200
2
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26
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w
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9%
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.
4 4.100
*
Hazeltine
Feb
4%
6,700
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Ltd
Mono Mach Co.
Liberal
Jan
1%/uly
300
f
v
27%
1%
Hall
s
67
170 i 175;
129% 131%
preferred
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v|
.1%
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B
—
2% Mar
22
Inc
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Le
Jun
16%
&
17%
.j—*
common
Company
Leonard
.
Class
i Hammond Organ Company
\ Harbor Plywood
Corp—
I Harnischfeger Corp
*
;f ■ Hartford Electric Light
T Harvard Brewing Co.
I Hastings Mfg Co..
:i Hathaway
Bakeries Inc
I Havana Lithographing Co—;
Hazel Bishop Inc
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Aug
% July
I
iu
5
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Apr
37%
%
I % Jan
88 •• Jan
130%
_10c
$4.50
"
17
•
1
9% Apr
15% Apr:
9% May
600
3%
1
Class
Lamp
400
~2% ~2
1
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Corp
Lear Trie"
6Af Aug
Feb
J24.. yJan
10% Jun
,
<9,7001
<
14%
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Inc
5%
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6 Vb
1
100,100
10c
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to Lanston Indus Inc.
Aug.
3%
11% Jun
;
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7%
,
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&
1
x.
•
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Land
1%
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S
Foundry
Lanston
6% Aug
Jun
r
Griesedieck
Gulf
65
26^
3 ;c
170
Leases
1
5%
—2.50
preferred
'
107% May
108% Apr
■■
Aug
2%
2%
14%
50c
Company
Stores Products
d;
,1%
■
p
stock
—-
101
v
-
Feb
,22
Shores
Lamson
■; 19% July
2% Jan
,.-4U.May
600
.
17%
4
:
Grocery
:>
-17%
66%
1st
preferred
.—100
Great Lakes Oil <8s .Chemical Co——1
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
1
Geer
;
125;
Ti'%
2.
lOc
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Pacific Tea—
common
ns/j
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5
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1% Apr
103% Mar.
hi 31
,<...500
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y
—1
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—50
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1——.1
Grand
Jan
Jun
'
—.—1—1
Mines
1
9%
Aug
Corp
Apparel
Lapston
48% Mar
v
Co
Stores
Lamson
La
2%
'20,000
.
Inc
Mar
5% Aug
5% Apr
2% Aug
400
5
&
Consolidada
Lakey
Mar
7%
17%
9,100
:
4
2%
——
Gorham
j
yi
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May
-«
18
..,14%
;• x
30
11%
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200
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,
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11,600
6/k
4
$ Goodman
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2
,
-
39 % - Jan
-
1
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8
1,500
100
Dept Stores Inc
(I B)
Rubber Co
Hotels
Lake
8% Aug
2% May
3% May
i~
Jan
..
.
6U
300
19%
2%
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*.
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class
22
-,
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19%
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;
600
6 IS
1.8 Vc
•
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5%
convertible preferred
,20
:i SGeneral
Stores
Corporation—.
1
i
Georeia
Power- $5
preferred
•
i
$4.60 preferred
*
f Gerity
Mich Corp
—I
if
113
>,4% Aug
5% Jan
-
1.400
.23/s
2f
45
L--
■
*
:
4 106% Jun
300
1.2%
>
;—^£1
Enterprises
5%
Feb
Feb
5
Laclede-Christy
La
32% Aug
4
IS
"gi
2%'
2%
corn—1
I
American dep rets ord reg
! General Fireproofing common.
Mar
4,000
25c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
17% July
Jun
Co
Minerals
Kobacker
6% May
9% May
;
7% July
Jan
—
warrants
Supply Corp
convertible preferred
5%
32%
j—kU_l
\ General Builders
17
8
17%
Products
(S)
Knott
8% Mar
>
15
100
>
90%
Jun
100
(Del)
cumulative
i
Kingston
>Kirkland
138% July
July
Feb
8,800
1
Mfg Co common—
Aug
12%
900
1
Company
Kings County Lighting
145
Jan
5%
5
preferred
Aug
2%
3%
4
pfd
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L'Aiglon
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12%
Jan
7%
50c
4%%
Inc
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Jan
28%
Feb
5%
5%-:
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Jan
14% May
111% May
5%;
1.25
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Co
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5%
Apr
Aug
2%
3%
2%
Corp
Electric
Chemical
Kleinert
4$
4%
1
Inc
5%
8%
11%
3%
__
1
Company
Kennedy's
8% Aug
fr
9 % Mar
125
£1
Beer/Sales
5% July,
Apr
Apr
1,600
> 14%
14
15c
& Company
&
Drug
Kawneer
<
63% Mar
>
Jan
s;c 6,200
124% 125%
•
10
Aug
10%
July
x25% July
3% Apr
46% Aug
4% Feb
•
.
8
--
1,000
10 %
9%
k.
9
Apr
Ltd—
fT'nei
(Geo
1,500
8%
Jan
2% Jun
?:>-• 800
-220
10
•
8Va
11
t
7
419%
25,900
7%
22%
1
dep rets ord reg
Pitt Brewing
Co
Fox
11
700
t7g
49%
(D)
Gas
Kawecki
2.700
3
•'
Va
46
•7%
_1
I
A
8 CO,
1.1
Amer
I Fort
:'-j
3
47
.2.50
non-voting
voting..;
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8
24
3%
10
I Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
i Flying Tiger Line Inc
f Ford
Motor of
Canada—
v
7%
22%
23%'
10c
Sterling
Fisnman
8
_1
2oc
Corp
(Phila)
Association
1,400
—10c
Ltd
"
12% July
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Oils
Ltd
Financial General
10% Mar
85
*
common
Jan
7
3,500
'
II
1
O'Mahoney Inc
:-;Katz
Fargo
6
2%
10c
40%
Feb
.
1
$1
5%
11%
t c
Jan
400
2%
Corp
Co
6%
9%
1
Esquire Inc
J Eureka Corporation Ltd
1 Eureka Pipe Line common
(Max)
Glass
5%
y
8%
11%
pfd—100
v
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453/t
28 %
14,900
~5%
.1
•y
■t
Factor
Manufacturing
10
37%
1
3.90%
Low
36%
8%
10c
Inc:
10c
com
37%
5
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36 Va Mar
Israel-Mediterranean Petroi Corp Inc.lc
35% Apr
4% Jan
Shares
33Vhc
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
Jan
Apr
for Week
Low
capital stock.*
Company
Royalty
Fireman
*
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
Products
Public Service
Ironrite
11% July
15%
Oil
Iron
Jan
105%
Feb
3%
14,600
4 42%
42
9%
99% Aug
9% Jan
"
~
Intex
24 % May
10% July
40
400
I
,13%
x33% x33 V4
~3%
10c
# Apr
Jan
A_
International Resistance Co
i«
■y 4%
iiy4
100
Co
10 % July
Industries
Petroleum
International
26%
15%
4%
20c
pfd
Jun
July
Metal
International
4,500
414%
5c
Corp
26
16
1
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Mill work Corp
Apr
Week's
Last
tele Prloa
Par
International
19%
13,200
i7ff
28
•
$2
50J
1
Inc
Freight
9%
Friday
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
23 % Mar
1
Share
&
Corp
Corp of
Emery Air
17
1
Limited
Bond
Electrographic
Electronics
El-Tronics
A
24
STOCKS
30
Corporation
AUGUST
•
Baage Since Jan. 1
1
preferred
Elder
>
int
ENDED
4
Shares
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
WEEK
for Week
4
6%
Feb
4%
Feb
Jan
15% May
Feb
36
July
Jun
5
May
31
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
32
Monday, August 27, 1956
...
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
/rid a y
New
British
1
40C
1%
2Ya
New
England Tel & Tel..——^—100
w
i—.-to——-——-W-Haven Clock & Watch Co—
1
yl38%
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
New
.
Ltd
Oil
Dominion
50c
Idria
New
Jersey
New
York
New
York
New
York
Co
Norfolk Southern
Oils
2 ft
July
1%
Aug
37a
Jan
3,200:;::
v
1,700
2
Feb
3
Aug
400
13
Aug
16
Jan
Seton
13%
51
52%
250
51
Aug
04
Jan
Shattuck Denn Mining
10%
400
10
Jun
4V4
5%
6 Va
9%
3,400
12
45%
11%
Jun
87a
Jan
147a
Jan
46%
"7%
26,200
ll7/e
14 %
17,700
87
87
10
87
Jun
92%
92%
50
92 Va
Aug
1033/4
14
1,000
3%
Aug
1% Aug
63/«
Peb
3%
3%
3%
•
1%
1%
1%
4%
Jun
'
1,800
14% Aug
Apr
8%
Oceanic
Ogden
Oil
Company
Corp
Ohio
common
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Co
Oils
50c
.
class
4%%
B
3%
1
:
Ltd
90c
-
■
Okonite Company common
25
Old Town Corp common———-—-—1
40c
cumulative
preferred
Inc
7
6
69%
275
5%
uv. 900
6%
h
600
Securities—
109%
<
106% 113%
-
27%
ft.
.
131% Mar
23
Jan
277a
Electric
&
6%
Aug
373/8
Feb
2874
Aug
34% Mar
Aug
31 Va
Feb
26'% Aug
267a Aug
283A
Jan
29%
Jan
1st pfd„25
5%% 1st preferred—————25
5% 1st preferred
-25
33%
32%
33%
29%
28%
29%
700
5%
26%
26%
27%
2,200
26%
26%
26%
400
26
25%
26
600
257a Aug
24'% Apr
297a
27%
100
23% Aug
267a
95
170
93
Aug
1037a
95
Aug
104%
Jan
preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
red 1st preferred—
25
4.50% red 1st preferred—
25
4.36% red 1st preferred
—
25
24%
Pacific Lighting $4.50
$4.40 dividend cum
$4.75
preferred
•
preferred——*
preferred
*
preferred———*
dividend
$4.36
dividend
Pacific
Northern
Airlines
93
94
100%
1
3%
3%
1
18%
1774
Light 5% pfd_.—-100
Page-Hersey Tubes common—
102 %
Pacific Petroleums
Pacific
Power
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&
Pancoastal
Oil
Israel
(C A) vtc—2 Bol
vtc————lc
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1 %
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Paramount
Park
Corp——1
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1
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of
Peruvian
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&
15%
14%
15%
1,200
9%
8%
9%
3.400
8% Jun
7%
7%
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1,900
7
56
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2ft
2%
7,100
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7%
3.400
6
Jun
73/4
6%
7'/2
3.400
6
Jan
Manufacturing
10c
2%
1
common.—
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Progress
Mfg
Providence
4 % %
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67a
6
22 %
2,600
700
22%
51/4
700
211/4
8%
100
73/4
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67%
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7
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1
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4%
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53
12,500
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54
100
13%
13%
400
10c
7s
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1
35
1
preferred
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v
5072 May
117a Mar
—
7
35
IS
357a
6%
7%
1,100
-
3
common
69
133/4
lift
Feb
Apr
17
514 May
147a Jan
1,200
97
19%
97
19
197b
25
18 Va
10%
97
19
2,300
5
1043%
Power
Co.
Oil
Rath
Packing Co
Raymond
(The)
ft
30% Mar
1374
18
500
25%
257s
400
15% Mar
18
Aug
29'ft Jun
—10
24
32i,ft
27 %
27
27 %
300
common
*
42
42
431/2
2,400
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1
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convertible
18
preferred
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(Robert)
Reliance
^
23
23
&
Co—
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Corp
Electric
&
50c
——
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Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix
Inc
—-1
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extended
to
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(I)
Sons
&
3
of
(A)
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Jan
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Feb
59
Jan
113/i
12 7b
65
65
63/4
1
...
1
dep rets ord reg
Corp common
Cable
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Royalite
6
34
50
7%
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2
^
27a
87
Aug
2%
Co
Fifth
(The
C)
Ryan
Aeronautical
ordinary
Ryan
Consolidated
(Hugo) Corp
Shop Inc
2%
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Finch Oil Corp
Feb
%
1,200
.
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Talon
;
B
Lawrence
common
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
Inc
Co
ft
70c
Apr
16%
Jan
30
600
25
Feb
30 3ft
Aug
15 %
16
900
12%
Jan
17% July
51% Jun
6,700
12%
Jun
5%
5%
6
1,700
5
4%
2,900
374 May
1
34%
34%
34 Va
300
1
4%
4%
5%
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5%
5'4
4
4
1
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297a May
Salem-Brosius
San
-.
San
Carlos
___2.50
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Diego Gas &
793/4
9
78
774
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Toklan
Oil
Mining of
Tonopah
Trans
1878 Aug
73/4 May
57a
Jan
37% July
6% July
6% Jan
Ulen
United
4
4%
3,000
ft '• 3% Jun
47a Mar
71
.
550
57%
Jan
15%
133'4
500
300
127a
2%
1,000
27a
27^8
20,400
22%
21%
May
18
Feb
15
11 Va
11%
16
477a
33/, Mar
Jan
5 Va
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/ 20
Mar
37a
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9
19%
.
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■
600
f"'-
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163ft May
17% Jun ft
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ft 13,TOO
-
183ft
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1,100
57a
5'ft
v
2% July
600
19
18'ft
"
ft'
9'ft Mar
Jun.
15
14
xlo
Feb
79% Mar
Jan
5%
100
4 63ft
15
43
ft1 Jan
7
774
23,800
4%
5'ft
57a
12,100
Feb
6 Va May
137a
May
300
ft
Feb
18%
Jan
July
52
5Vo Aug
Aug
92%
Apr
United
N J
9
1,500
Feb
11%
Jun
United
Profit
107a Jan
10%
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United
400
137a
313ft
8
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83ft
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103
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S
Air
Jun
3% Mar
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common
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class
B
—...
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10c
——-1
Aug
27'/2 Jan
23%
2,900
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Apr ft
Feb
3 Ve
1%
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:V. 56% July
4974 Mar
Jan
27a
4% Jan
Jun
9
1,800
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lsft
14
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41 Va
47'ft
13,200
26%
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47 »ft
Aug
21 »ft
300
20'ft
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257a
12
1874
400
20 3ft
46 3ft
9%
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18%
18 3ft
400
16'ft
Apr
1%
GOO
1%
85%
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88
7'ft
77a
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6% Mar.
x2
6% May
96% Aug
93%
96%
100
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3%
3%
6,600
27s
77a
8'ft
9,700
4%
Feb
47a Mar
Aug
97a
Feb
8'ft
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93
Jan
2,200
Feb
July
19 % May
5ft May
1 ft Jun
63%
200
102
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41/2
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47a
2,000
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3%
3%
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2ft
2»
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ft 3% Aug
8%
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3
212
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Feb
37a
4,000
12
11%
12'ft
36,500
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363ft
36 3ft
200
29%
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31 Va
Feb
3%
3%
53ft
57a
6
57a
6 'ft
5%
400
Jun
5 % Mar
4,900
18
.ft.
Apr
8
Mar
7
Jan
Jan
613ft
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10
23
53ft
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77a
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5
3,500
Aug
34%
85ft
200
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July
40
46'ft
10
Aug
4
Apr
133ft July
July
Jan
36 3/4
6 3ft
5
17a Mar
li«
July
Aug
Aug
2674 Mar
7%
8ii
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34%
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9,200
67a
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900
30%
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37
Aug
6% Aug
36 'ft
8
36%
8
Jan
■
—10
preferred
13%
•
S;
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July
9%
10s
100
25
rets
Jan
74 July
50
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ord registered
RR & Canal—.—:
35
Jan
16%
Jan
4,000
103
20
Aug
24%
2,300
7a
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13
2,500
2%
177a
15
■V
400
31
9V2
20
common—50c
-1
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Molasses Co
Aug
243ft
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15%
133ft
31
United Milk Products .common
2%
57a July
137a
of Omaha
Yards
Elastic
19 %
33
Apr
15
5
5
—*
Co
Aircraft Products
United
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5'ft
50c
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Stock
United
22% Mar
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■ ft-a
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United Asbestos
Aug
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5'/2
——-—*
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78
13.900
5%
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class A-
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2,800
27e
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67a
18
45
£iass A_j~10c
Gas Co of Canada—
197a
2%
Feb
19
Apr
Jan
153/4
warrants.—.——--
Management
19
'itf
191/4
Apr
Aug
11 %
Nevada——-—1
——
81
Electric Co-
—1
143ft May
40
4'/a
5%
—70c
...100
preferred
Union
preferred
Ltd
,
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
preferred
Petroleums
common
u
Cumulative
Sapphire
1,500
J an
16'ft
19
Empire Oils Ltd
...
—1.25
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———T
Jun
Jun
32
13%
4,500
22
Lux
Tri-Continental
5
5% series—20
4%% series 20
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Feb
1,050
66%
Jan
87a
29
registered—5s
;
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t
Corp
400
73/4 July
Jan
33
16%
2%
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...——8
47a
4,700
2,000
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Tishman
33/4
5%
23% July
5 3-8
1374
common...—.——20
Thorofare Markets Inc...—...ft—25c
Tilo Roofing Inc
...
1
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1
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Jun
May
56
4 Vb
xlo
Corporation
Trunz Inc ft.
17'/2
Feb
174
Aug
V Jan
17%
—
True Temper Corp.——
167s
167a
•
7,400
6'ft
6'ft May
15%
Co
Jun
1674
.
167a
common
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Feb
Aug
Jan
•
29
97a
70
.5
...1
Inc
10c
convertible preferred——...^—10 %
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Thew
2 3ft
45
Jun
1,000
9%
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2,500
July
47a
6% May
Jan. :k
4 s'a
4 %
1
1
*
5
*
7
common
common
Apr
46%
$r
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1
Texas Calgary Co^_
—25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
•
Jun
45
Mar
63ft Aug
43/4 Mar
2578
800
2
Apr
5
v
57a
Oil
Texam
2%
1
Corp Ltd common
I
A common
Inc class
Class
86%
133/4
15%
Aug
177a
5
Swan
.s
St
Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
82
Jan
3'ft
-
Jan
9'ft Aug
5'ft Feb
68
Jan
9
18% July
16
1
1
1
—1
25c
1
—*
1
'
Jun
573ft
32
•
common
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Jan
2%
53ft
Jan
ft/ 25'ft
1374 May
1,900;/-:
217a
17a
57
97a
1
Oil Co
3%
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Ryerson & Haynes common
—.
Supermarkets
Aug
150
67s
21
_2
5774
*
5
& Co common
6'ft
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1
10c
common
Cont
87a
Company
Petroleum
—
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Jan
46%
1.25
.
& Co common
27
22
200
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2 7'ft
457a July
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8,100
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10
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Trans
27a
140
•
common
6 /
26%
Jan
487a July
2574 May
1,700
1
common
Trans
Apr
Jun
3
;
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F
Inc
6 3/4
"
28% July
Aug :
400
6 3ft
58'ft
i
Apr
•
Aug
Aug
Aug
300
6 3/8
•:
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187a
407a
23
500
3»/4
1
10
70 V2
574
29%
5
—1.50
87a
73 %
20
1
Corp
Inc
83/4
;
6% July
40'ft May
100
"3'/a
1
Trans Caribbean Airways
4,300
3
88
22
711/2
*
r-
513ft Aug
133ft Apr
300
.£1
1
Inc
Raceway
Oil
Russeks
Russell
Field
22
8 3ft
ft.
Canada
Drug
4 2 3ft Mar
Feb
23 Va
z/
1,200
Precision Corp (Del)
Ray
300
Jan
93ft May
26% Aug
45
Jun
1,300
23%
417b
4%
>> 574 Mar
73ft May
500
237a
23%
1
1
Styion Corporation
Sun
46 3/4 Mar
if'
7
ftft:: 9.ftv.Janftftft
33% Jan
1,600
Corporation
(S)
433/4
23%
237a
8%
Inc
&
253ft July
Mar
43ft
50%
15 Va
(J Bi
Jan
Apr
,13/a Jan
Feb
12%
pfd F—_ 100
Inc..
900
Aluminum Products common_-5
Brewers Inc
1
Trans
1965.—
Elec 4%
267a
67a
Corp
Royce Ltd—
American
Rome
Jan
50c
26%
Jun
377a
65
—
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
900
IS
200
25,500
12
:;
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13
:
-
May
37% Mar
ft
V.
57a Mar ft)./ r
1,100
31 n/4
39,800
13 Va
173/8
251/2
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5,600
40'ft
Feb
51%
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16%
deposit rets def
1%
20
July
.2% Feb
1,300
397.
deposit rets ord registered—£1
-
Apr
31 % Mar
877* Feb
,
2,600
17
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100
73ft
"5%
12 %
Amer
r~u
1ft Aug ft'374
ij
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-
ft
Aug
;
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2'ft Mar
Jun
42
157a
51%
13/4
5
Rico
Rochester Gas &
"is
!
3 3ft
7%
15'/a
•
1
—
51
"
•
lft Aug
27a
100
33/a
3%
453ft July
Jan
3,800
Feb
4
207a July
200
Pump Co———..—...——.-1
Reiter-Foster
Mar
29,000
37a
487a Aug
•
163ft Aug
111/2 July
297a
500
1/4
28% Mar
Jan
15% July
213/4
—20
Re da
Peb
1ft
3%
8%
preferred
(The)
Sunrise
;
Jan
257a
73/4
17a
3'%
15%
Tube class B
Parts
Stroock
Aug
Feb
1
1
A
Co—
common
Concrete
Reading Tube
$1.25
Investment
Feb
-
July
31%
34%
2
(Ky)
Packaging
Co
Thor
Railway & Utility
Rapid Electrotype
4,200
27a July
4% Jun
n
5
5
Shares
Stop
22 3ft July
29% May
1,300
7a
1
Thompson-Starrett
Quebec
43ft
A%
Corp..2
Inc
Products Co
Stinnes
20 '/a May
16% Jan
43ft
25
393ft
Stetson
8ft Jan
Aug
Aug
5,800
Aug
46%
197a
Jun
33.300
46%
53ft
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Aug
Mar
17a
2%
43%
25
Line
Pipe
Stein
513 May
x93ft Jun
16%
100
com
Apr
58
3/4 July
Jan
700
12,100
7
373ft Mar
Feb
17a
25
25
Petroleum
California
Steel
Jan
£5% Jan
9»A July
4% Aug
53%
2.50
—
*
Co
Jun
preferred
preferred
cumulative preferred
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Jan
27a
cumulative
Starrett
6% Aug
28V4 Mar
Feb
July
5
1% July
cumulative
Standard
Apr
77a
Jan
2974
100
-
Standard-Thomson Corp
Jan
•
common
——1
&
183/4
107%
24
4
Colorado—
Pulp
Jan
July
Jan
43'ft
4574
25
25
25
Standard
Jan
6% May
500
/ ;
57a
Inc
of
Pyle-National
95
57«
Mines Ltd
cumulative
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12 %
1,600
63/4
.—.20c
—
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2,300
1 3
Gas
Public Service
18'4
97%
1-%
America
.
17'/2
96
105%
25
Standard
7 2ft May
1% Jan
17%
123
Edison—
California
Convertible
/
Feb
26%
Jun
common
common
Oil Co common
original preferred
.
cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference
Standard
Apr
4%
Jun
13
96%
1%
common—
of
300
10
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
Metals
2,000
17a
278
common.—2.50
Canada
Preston East Dome
14%
A———-—1
class
Alexander
P
13%
1%
14%
25c
Telephone Co.:
Pressed
1,400
3
Penn
Standard
3% Feb
lit Jun
•
Coast Corp
Standard Forglngs
8 % Mar
2
32
32
1
1
12,50
(Howard) Paper Mills
Standard Industries Inc
22 % Mar
7%
.
Inc
18'/a Feb
6%
common.!—
Polaris Mining Co
Prentice-Hall
100
Aug
May
July
May
"
*
*
1
Slick Airways Inc
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Standard Factors Corp
.4J.U.
601/2 Mar
•
Pneumatic Scale
&
19 '/4
Aug
42
102
800
123
4,800
$1.60
Feb 7
7
pesos
1
Corp of
500
19V4
2.50
57
Jan
52% Jun
Jan
67a
101
120 »
120
42%
Standard
47a Aug
4%
(Mass).20
common
Products
ft
Jan
6
Jan
407a
Spencer Shoe Corp—
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
Feb
4
Jan
Spear & Company
Jun
8'ft
Jan
21,100
Aug
•
10'ft
Jan
Southern
Feb
10%
.
67a
163ft
Southland Royalty Co
Apr
16'ft
27
97'ft Aug
Jan
117a
Southern Materials Co
16% Jun
Jan
13
68
600
Southern
Jan
67a
550
Apr
1074 Aug
Jan
91 «/2
Feb
73ft
8% July
3,600
4.08%
Jan
613/4
5% Jan
13% Jan
800
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——/——50
Pittsburgh Railways Co......
—*
Pleasant Valley Wine
Co——
——1
Porto Rico
ftft
Jun
60
1,000
15 V4
Piper Aircraft Corp
{
53/4
7,800
1
Minerals
Governor
M
38/* July
4%
4
1434
1
R
2'ft
Feb
15
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Power
Aug
—2.50
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Powdrell
Jan
1
2
Ltd
Co
Pep Boys (The)
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp
Poloron
17a
1
Corp.
Canada
Traffic
Pierce
78 «/4
21'/2
50
3,000
23'/2
4.24%
105% Aug
4 Va Aug
50
71.400
2%
15 Va May
8'ft Mar
1,900
127a
4.32 %
Aug
116.900
2
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
41 a"
■.1%
1
~53
2
—
B
Patino
4 %
3%
7
20% July
1103/4 May
Aug
101
Motors
Chemical
Parker Pen
Class
90
105% 105%
Petroleum
Pan
102%
101
;
9
337a
5%
Feb
4
10%
26V2
x6
x6%
—*
4.88%
Jan
1013/4
127s Jan
13,900
10%
123/a
Southern
1063/4 Mar
Aug
94'/4 Aug ft¬
'ft/. 2
Jan
43,500
4
187«
ft'ft
100 %
200
100% 102%
Jan
22%
South
Feb
1st
5%
337a
South
Jan
—
redeemable
800
26 »/2
25c
Sonotone Corp
Jan
24%
-
1,400
63/4
127a
Boss
Pacific Gas
Jan
23%
Smith
Aug
32 3/4
500
Jan
117a
-
Pattern common
1
Ltd common
•
8inger Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£i
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp..10c
Jan
27
26%
1
17a
400
5,000 fr
5,000 fr
/$3 convertible preferred—
Apr
18
22'ft May
18,900
67a
IOV4
Jan
Mar
3
Jan
3,703
l3ft
13%
Simpson's
Jan
6%
July
6
14% July
1023/4 July
650
•
67a
Mines
21%
14'ft
197a
17a
*
10c
Lighting Inc
American Shares
Apr
3% Aug
14% Mar
13%
6%
;
19%
-
101/2 July
JBfmplicity
Jan
89'/a Mar
Jan
47a July
18 V2
41 r July
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
37a Aug
U& Jan
20,000
3%
78
4%
1
—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas
'
77
■
.
1113/*
300
13/4
•——2
1
10c
1
Corp
Ltd
Precision
When issued
65% Mar
Jan
Aug
101
Jun
3,700
11%
19
Aug
Jun
177a
*
....—. —.
—.
Silver-Miller
203/4 Aug
Jan
127a
52%
300
240
3
TfV
3
77%
-5
■
,
Omar
101
102
12,500
59%
101%
58%
100
23/a July
11,600
19%
18%
19
•
common
preferred
3%
2%
B
Creek
Siivray
Aug
16'ft
17
100
of Canada
Co common.
Silver
Simca
33/a
Jan
*
Silex
2% Jan
Jun
174
11%
2
Class
Mar
,91
151/2
93,100
'
89%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Jan
~6%
6%
300
378
fe
87a
8icks Breweries htd—
77a Aug
18 «/2
Apr
10 Va
Apr
Jan
17 Va
1
25
Shoe Corp of America class A—
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Aug
49% Aug
22 Va
3
•
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
49
Jun
36
200
4%
5%
2,403
40
38
5
Sherwin-Williams common
13% July
36% Jun
50
America—
Feb
53/4
12,700
11
5ft May
2,
2,300
8%
common
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Sherman Products Inc
13% Apr
87a Aug
10% Aug
2,400
3\i
6
9%
Leather
12,000
87a
'
183/a
1
1
20c
•
1
9V4
2>ft
9%
1074
Jan
1,400
37a
12.50
10c
Inc
Servomechanisms
"212
pfd—100
*
A
'
Sentry
86% May
Jan
Inc.
Shoe Co
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Selby
13%
113
25
;
4% %
Serv
227a Mar
Feb
10%
1
Pub
Corp of
Class
Ltd
RR Co
Ind
59
Feb
1%
-10
Airlines
Penn
Feb
16%
1% ft; 2
10
A
class
-
Canadian
383/4
2,300
15,800
Bros
Seeman
Aug
7,100
1!S
High
Low
7
91/4
.
1
1
*
Securities Corp General
3% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33ft
40
50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
Feb
Feb
July
52%
10c
*
Railway
B
Aug
2
81
-—1
,
Cement
American
57a
'.ft
Share*
87a
■
1
1
Inc
Scullin Steel Co common
~2%
10
•„
2%
10 %
1% May
;
Schick
Aug
13%
1
Inc
7 Va
Aug
54%
112
10
Mines
Lites
Nuclear
43,300
*
Merchandise™
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
3,150
2%
1%
•
common
Honduras Rosario..
&
Northern
8%
1
Oils
Auction
6%
10.000,.
1% ft 2%
5Va
ft/2:fftft
2
1
Process Co common..—
Northeast
1477a Aug
2 As
20c
& Oils Ltd—
Coal
Superior
North
Jan
18
New
Class
134
13,700
52%
New
North
3,040
7%
18%
New
Noma
3V4 May
53%
Land--
Mining Co—
Nipissing
Jan
1
Co..
Arizona
&
Pacific
Park
Aug
2
Zinc—25c
.
New
lft
19,300
2%
Mexico
New
41,500
V
25c
Co.—1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
Sayre & Fisher Brick
f« Mar
1V2
6%
tor Week
Low
Par
2ft
146%
yl38
Sale Priee
High
2-/a
—50c
Chem
&
Min
Since Jan. 1
Low
V lff
8
preferred—-—*
conv
New
Range
High
2
7
Rights
New
Shares
Low
Par
•
Range
of Price*
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
ENDED AUGUST 24
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Range
Last
STOCKS
,
BaW
Week's
1%
13/8
212
4{3 Apr
63ft Aug
230
1%
Jan
20
210
Aug
300
1
Jan
7
210
Jan
18% Mar
61% Mar
550
45% Aug
36 % Jun
5,600
2%
Feb
46
4574
47
37'ft
36%
37'ft
39%
Feb
13%
133a
14
800
10 Va May
147a
%
1%
17a
7.900
1% July
2%
Aug
Jan
52%
517a
547a
36,300
1
34%
Feb
6074 May
Volume 184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(849)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
/•'.t-'-KV J.'-*
'
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
United States
1
—50c
Corp common..
Corp —:
Universal
Universal
4%
(The)
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
v.
Co
300
2 %
July
4,500
15 Va
Jan
V 4%
4%
800
'/•-
8%
9
2%
3,200
2%
60
15%
v.''
55%
4%
1
10
11 Va
Apr
July
16% July
Apr
32%
$4
convertible
Steel Co—_
Van Norman Industries warrantsVenezuelan
Petroleum
—
Venezuela
Vinco
Syndicate
Apr
Maranhao
Aug
3% May
21% July
6%
2,300
6% Aug
7% Mar
88%
60
Feb
5
Vulcan
32
•
Coke
Co__
93
28%
Jun
34% Mar
91
May
Jan
5%
4% Mar
200
Jun
4%
4%
3,200
3 %
Jun
8%
5%
700
Apr
14%
500
5% July
14% Jun
6%
14%
17%
Apr
a
5%
'
•■'■■'
:>
5%
4,200
7%
Apr
dividend,
5%
4%
Feb
Aircraft
Co.
W&gner Baking
7%
•
voting
ctfs
ext
&
4 VB
*
preferred
Waitt
:
—
Inc
cumulative
Wallace
&
W'altham
Webb
preferred
Watch
&
common
Investors
Leaseholds
Western
dep
Western
rets
Tablet
Eagle
Stores
Wickes
(The)
(R
Wilrich
5%
Wood
(P
200
28%
50
800
3%
12%
12%
20%
21%
1,500
6%
pfd
6%
%
14V2
1
i
5s
Elmira
&
f';.\;
"ijj
Water
Lt
&
RR
Nov
ex
1
1947
Western
sales
no
daily closing
being
RR
j."
Exchange
roads
ities
during
1953
stocks
Jan.
4s
1970
coupon
1952
181.65
95.32
94.55
.95.31
94.45
162.21
63.93
178.19
70.11
180.03
69.41
177.94
68.99
177,03
95.32
94.26
40
93.17
94.32
94.36
94.14
92.80
94.01
93.15
94.03
j
92.90
93.70
94.23
92.95
93.92
-
94.43
95.32
95.32
•
<
Total
Bonds
92.81
93.83
94.26
Averages
(-35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
DafeMon.
Closing
Aug.
Wed.
Thurs.
21
23__
3
78.87 Jan 23
X
j..
,
-
-
91.63
Range for 1955
91.90
High
92.03
24
94.00 Aug
J
Low
9J.67
22...
Aug.
Aug.
Range for 1956
High '
r 92.78
20_
Aug.
Low
.N):
80.49 Dec
—
c
;»A":
7
68.05 Jan 18
144%
93
98%
83%
17
SEG Index of Stock Prices
65
142
89%
The SEC index of stock
58
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
100%
Composite
Z
;
96%
94%
151
109
11
48%
98
98%
.14
96%
94
94
2
93%
101
131
53
319.0
366.2
468.6
398.6
435.9
■
—0.3
437.6
369.4
491.5
■
487.5
—0.8
500.8
425.2
312.3
353.0
329.0
Finance
Mining
and
Service
—-
—
335.1
—1.8
160.3
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
48%
464.3
4G2.0
434.4
Goods
—0.6
.
Low
High
Change
—0.6
363.4
361.1
Nor.-Durable
58
Aug. 10, '56
Aug. 17, '56
Durable Goods
—
•1956-
Percent
65
98%
99
99
prices based on the closing prices of the common
17, 1956, for composite and by major industry
stocks for the week ended Aug.
ft 73';$!
65
—
48%
ities
161.23
102%
95%
40
114% 116%
Jaw-July
Rails
High
50
93
*176%
Rails
;
1
Low
NO.
60
196%
/
trials
First
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Manufacturing
115%
Util¬
Stocks
507.06
23———.
64% May
*25
Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
1967
10
Grade
161.66
.v
bondn
10
Second
70.57
164.01
and
Grade
502.34
Mar
*100
May-Nov"^''-
Trans-
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:,
10
Indus¬
505.43
—_
2ft Mar
*92%
—May-Nov
r
week.
current
Range Since
65
*98%
'*
g Ex-stock
range),
T-!-
Total
165.65
.
_
Aug. 22___
1
Bold
85
*57
40
Ex-interest.'
Averages
as
515.'79
.—
.
v.:
15
trials
8%Jan
93
65
57%
36 Va
40
of representative
Util¬
Fri.
96%
83 %
45
53%
Bonds-
20
Tues. Aug.
Bond*
High
93
—
...May
1953.
debs
189
1
Ex-rights: i Ex-liquidating dividend.
y
transacted
averages
Rail¬
Date
15% Aug
21% Mar
July
*142% 155
—June-Dee
5%s conv
6s debs 1953
&
*38
54%
104
,
Jan
106
53
95%
Jan-July
Mar-,Sept
1956
Flying Tiger Line
Guantanamo
prices;
30
U Apr
1% Aug
Friday'*
*50
May-Nov
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
AGesfuerel
I
53%
2012__Jan-July
Indus¬
9% Mar
3% :AU8»:
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1993
coupon
45
-Stocks
groups
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
;
5,600
or
--
Jime-Dco
1965
5s
2s
•
Week's Range
—
—Quar-Feb
1978
B
102
*47
Jan-July
the New York Stock
on
:Mii
.......
7%
—
June-Dec
1993
A
12
200
Sale Price
June-Deo
1970—.
series
3%s
A)
asked
the
4% Jan
17 V* Jan
16% July
Period
Exchange
4s
Fuel
listed
Aug.
Jan
Apr
141/4 May
100% Aug
100
Last
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
mortgage
*102% 102%
54
47/e Feb
55»/4 Apr
Interest
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Gas
and
are
21
Jan
100
7ft
~1%
•
series
__
a Deferred delivery
£i
__
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
A 1st
June-Dec
"
-'i-JiW
*60
Mar-Sept
Stock and Bond
Below
20
Jun
6%
2,600 "
Low
Eastern
'*
16% Jan
58%
17%
55%
Friday
4s
when
Aug.
25
17%
17%
58%
...
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
-i'l'.
*65
June-Dec
certificates of deposit ; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumulaconvertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates:
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
conv,
i,
Aug.
Jun
3V8
75
14%
2
Ltd—
mortgage
w
Mar
Jun
200
■Si
8
common...
3%s
3%
13,900
•3%
16%
■
16
BONDS
1st
bid
s
17
12
100
Inc
Power
April-Ocf
Abbreviations used above—-"cod."
tlve;
Aug.
18%
50
i7*
3%
•
"%
:
Jun
IO1/2
100
21
10
Machine
Elec
(Plan
45%
being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
3
Aug
12% Jan
Jan
Wright Hargreaves Ltd.:
Appalachian
I" *65
72
43%
,
*88
Jfag-Nov
76
159%
72
.*45
ABonds
28%
24% July
4
l
Stock
JFnday
Jun
39
35% July
1% Jun
25
deposit receipts—.
preference
American
26%
25
25
A Amer Steel &
Jan
700
1
—
31 % May
9,300
l
4%%
66
154%
__
*72
(not included In year's
range), x Ex-dividend,
58% May
Feb
2%
*4
120
*66
*159%
June-Dec
Jan
20%
500
10%
I_1
W)
stmpd
■ft Apr
20 '/a
25
25
140
110
transaction (not included in year's range),
d
transaction
(not
included in
year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not
included in year's
Odd-lot
Jan
140
Jan
45
2%
American
6%
55
28
28
5
Petroleum
Wool worth
54J/2
101/2
Ltd
Industries
Woodley
Janeiro
High
124
120
Apr
8% July
Jan
10%
Industries
Lt
1951
Aug
104% Mar
Aug
ft
r2%
Co
Newspaper
Woodall
125
1,800
1
common
&
stamped
Aug
*
3%
Jan
10c
Co
Corp
&
Pwr
5
1
i
Oil
common
preferred
Wisconsin
21
19% May
2% May
100
1
( Cl
1
May-Nov
.Feb-Aug
1
20
1C
Corp
C)
159 %
10
Oil
Brothers
~6%
20
Petroleums
Wilson
2%
Apr
-
Low
Mar
Jan
"
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
3
Jun
2
y 99% July
•
com
preferred
River
Aug
.1 %
400
Is
Stationery
Inc
conv
Feb
24
Jan.
No.
24
120
Ltd—
shares
Internat
5%%
WichitaC
~£% ~2%
;
*
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg__—
White
23
Jun
y2
135 '.
230
100
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland Inc
White
Jun
25,600
1st pfd__100
Invest
ord
&
pfd
Ltd
Stockholders
Amer
*
~2%
1.25
4.40%
Maryland Ry 7%
1%
2 Va
155% 158
5
Manufacturing
Utilities
1%
156%
(Del)
37/e Aug
Range Since
Bold
*135
6%s stamped 1958.
Mar-Sept
(Plan A) 2VaS 2008—May-Nov
stamped
7s
*20
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
.
Bonds
High
Germany—
value\
lll7/8 Mar
Jun
19
8,100
2,500
2
2%
*
Inc
West
Western
de
5% Mar
Aug
2"%
100
24
2234
1%
10c
Wentworth
Western
Rio
Jan
17%
23%
1
Inc
5%
Jun
x4% Jan
7(10-
"3% I*37/e
—
1
preference
Texas
5
::5;v /
%
30
Inc
Co
Knapp
Webster
300
106y4
l
Tiernan
series
$6
4%
100
Bond
.
$2
(Peru)
action for cash
W
Waco
Friday's
Jan-July
redeemed)
6%s 1949
(Prov)
Jan
5%
4%
1952
stamped (Plan A) 2VaS 2008
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
8Va
2
or
Bid & Asked
Peru
4,800
10% Mar
6%s
Parana
Jun
105
Apr
Sale Price
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
A Mortgage Bank of Chile
6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
9%
>
Jill
Corp
Feb
100
100
.20c
84
300
y
4%
4%
*
Silver-Lead
32
97
1
&
j
••
.
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
Vogt Manufacturing
/
1947
of)
AMedellln
Jan
Last
Period
1947
(City
City
1,300
19
6s
7s
(20%
1939
5,900
6%
1
Inc
7s
AHanover
4%
86
Vanadium-Alloys
A Hanover
ALima
Munic
secured
20%
,
5
preferred
f
Waterways
&
Cons
4%
6%
common
AS
2% Mar
68 Va
Jan
V
Corp
AGerman
Jan
"
Valspar
ADanzig Port
19%
19%
5
Aug
5
1% July
800
11,700
30%
2
.
36%
Jan
6%
900
61
15
15%
Week's Range
Interest
^stock Exchange
Low
4Va Mar
v
Apr
4
American
High
-
2%
-
15
common...
Sugar
Low
35%
10
.1950
*24* "
BONDS
High
2%
-25c
.
Corp—_
AUGUST
f
Range Since Jan. 1
32%
.
9
—1
American
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Utah-Idaho
35%
Corp
United Stores
Unitronics
2%
1
Co__
Vitamin
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
U
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
161.0
Inl —0-4
161.5
152.4
313.6
315.3
—0.5
325.5
294.7
374.8
38J.3
—1.4
383.2
326.8
Isarco Hydro-Electric co—
A7s
with
A 7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1
1
1940
1947
1952..
coupon
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
Valley
RR
4%
England
3%s
Power
~I
Mar-Now
19^
98%
6%% liq tr ctfs__
1963
Aprll-Oct
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
New
1117
„
-
^
1976
Jan-July
1961
99
101
Jan-July
Ohio
1953
Power
1st
1st
*176%
3%s
1940
1
104
April-Oef
19G8
95
95
95
*90
93%
90%
June-Dec
*94
ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Harbor
Water
Power
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3s,
*104
137
137
*95
102
conv
deb
3s series B 1973
,
27/oS series C
series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1979—
3%s scries G
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
A 6
-
_.
,
198i
Gas
Gas
Gas
3%s
(Calif.)
Electric
&
1970
94%
101%
101
•
—
90
J.-
94
99
99%
89
98
98
29
96
102%
90%
*92
90%
—
Dec
Dec
1
1
1940
1947
Webb & Knapp Inc
Penn
Western
coupon
ser
Power
Traction
3%s
1974
June-Dec
Union
6s
*93%
79%
'
79%
81%
Friday
BONDS
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
102%
20-year
7s
A20-year 7s
April
Jan
1946
_Apr«-Oct
1947
(Germany)
ACauca
Jan-July
fan-July
Valley 7s 1948
7s
1951
_Jime-Dee
series
A
1952_.
A 6s
series
B
1951
_
II
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
444,453,818
$2,000
111,000
411,000
$876,000
.<1,124,500
36,864,500
61,447,000
Bonds
U. S.
Foreign
rureigii
$8,000
$215,000
Government.
International
Bank.
—
17,206,000
23,957,000
635,281,900
610,881,500
$13,032,000
or
Railroad and Industrial.
Total.
$25,083,500
$672,472,400
$672,747,500
81Va
80
Friday'e
Bid & Asked
Htgh
(Number
103%
78%
103
105
102 %
110
Sold
NO.
Foreign
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$143,000
$12,000
$277,000
172,000
35,000
12,000
219,000
80,000
48,000
113,000
9,000
$535,000
$237,000
133,000
T0I666
132,000
$42,000
$814,000
5,000
793,835
8,0Q0
45,000
G03.955
625,130
3,628,455
53,000
--
Range Since
Jan.
Low
I
Week Ended Aug. 24
Htgh
1956
Stocks—No.
of Shares.
1955
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1956
24
1955
154,893,959
$11,407,000
12,875,000
3,628,455
2,661,725
156,375,869
$535,000
$334,000
.$10,352,000
237,000
187.000
4,687,000
42,000
71,000
1,073,000
2,132,000
$814,000
$502,000
S16,112,000
$26,414,000
Bonds
*80
181%
188
Domestic
Foreign government
*88
Foreign corporate
*88
Foreign
Government
$122,000
855,280
Fri. Aug. 24
*80
*186% 190
*83
Bonds
750,255
20.
Tues. Aug. 21.
Wed. Aug. 22.
Thurs. Aug. 23...
Mon. Aug.
Total.
Bon da
Domestic
of
Shares)
85
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s
1955
1956
380,710,312
9,795,170
Stocks
98
99%
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A
1955
8,892,795
Shares.
106%
Week's Range
Low
ABaden
~
of
102%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Jan. 1 to Aug. 24
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
12
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
$18,082,000
$876,000
1956
Stocks—No.
—
*103% 105
June-Aug
1959
2,559,000
Week Ended Aug. 24
106%
103% 105
June-Bee
1964
1960
5s
Newspaper
*105
Jan-July
3,259,000
Transactions ai the American Stock Exchange
V-
>
'
*25
June-Dec
1963
A
5s debs
1956
1956
coupon
6s
3,795,003
166,000
•
I'yl
*25
90
Corp deb
Washington Water
$17,206,000
159,000
116,000
V
100
•f
90
with
3,093,000
2,443,000
67
95%
6
94
95%
*87
ex
3,636,000
1,526,890
102
*87
A7s
104
..
98
ex
A7s
100 v*
98
98
1 1940 coupon 1953
Feb-Aug
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953——
& Chemical 6s 1973
Feb-Aug
United Electric Service Co—
"C
Total
99%
96
92%
v
Dye
Wasatch
__
'
%s with Aug
1 56G.760
101%
95 %
—
100
*88
•
4,419,000
95%
96
__
__
Hydro-Electric Co—
West
90
1
95
„
*97
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1971
3s
3%s
*94
_April-Oct
1970..
248,000
3,892,795
...
4,171.000
1,593,015
21
22
$4,050,000
2,439,440
Aug. 23
$187,000
—
100
*92
Sales
$3,863,000
—
101
*90
99%
Thurs.
150
136%
2
96 %
96
*93
..Feb-Aug
_
Wed. Aug.
Bond
Bonds
—.
__
94%
96%
..Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Aprit-Oct
1976-.
3s
94%
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1976_
3%s series D
May-Noo
Tues. Aug.
Total
Government
Fnnrt*
1,760,690
Aug. 20
Fri: Aug. 24—;,;—
April-Oct
1981
3 Vis series A 1973
A6 Vis
97
Mon
United States
Finds
and Miscel.
,
*25
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
United
102
:
1998-Jan-Jniy
A6%s
Terni
98%
96%
101
sin ares
Foreign
Railroad
stocks
Number of
103%
97
16
97%
97
Jan-July
19G4
1960
coupon
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
176%
99% 101%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct.
Safe
101
*101
•
Public
9814
176%
—
Jan-July
1963
to
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
3 %s
1970 —'—:
Piedmont
105%
April-Oct
extended
mortgage
3s 1971
mortgage
—
99
98%
*97%
May-Nov
due
Transactions at the New York Stock
96
\
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
mortgage G%s 1953
6Vis
101%
—
82
86
81
86%
Total.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
34
Monday, August 27, 1956
(850)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Range
24
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
East
Sale Price
AUGUST
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
itti*)
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
;
Members
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Boston
Boston
Service
Cities
St Ry
Mass
cum
Eastern
Lines
SS
National
Fust
Gillette
Co
(new)
d
-
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
Co
Cement
Central RR 5% cum pfd
National Service Companies
Tel
&
52% Jun
26%
42%
43
150
17% July
36% Feb
67%
181
53%
50%
50%
35
44%
Feb
25%
25%
148
15%
Jan
47
26
Jan
Fruit
United
47
Jan
58%
345
49% May
51% May
60
56%
60%
62%
398
52 Va
Jan
65%
53
53%
207
47
40%
34%
Jan
47
62%
50
134% 139 >
85%
165
135
87%
17%
20
8c
3,800
IT'/e
17%
137% 147
2,685
7%
7c
■j 574
6%
6%
134%
90
38%
38%
9
23%
23%
319
27%
23%
50
25
2.50
51%
ACF
Metal
American
Machine
&
Jan
Consolidated
Co
Feb
10% July
24% Jan
Detroit Steel
20% Mar
—*
34%
34%
70
31% May
16% Jun
34%
Ex-Cell-O
Economy
Jan
Federal
U 8 Smelt,
Refining & Mining Co—50
Waldorf System Inc
*
12.50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
8
50%
1,244
48% Aug
May
55% Mar
46%
531
45% Aug
60%
General
51%
107
48
Jun
69%
62%
47
56'/a
Jan
14%
14%
50
57%
546
56
57%
56
July
27%
Jan
20%
56%
—
20
Jan
23%
13%
Apr
t——
66
Friday
STOCKS
Great
May
Range
8ale Prlee
Baldwin
8
Dow
Gibson
Art
Hobart
12%
Mfg
Kahn
Kroger
U S
/
——
(new)
Airlines
Radiator
48%
88%
89%
4"%
■;>;
Pacific
Chemical—
&
common
61%
19%
Dow Chemical
Auto-Lite
General Motors
International Tel & Tel
—
..
Co
L)
Lead
17%
5%
To
-
;,
|
75 Ya
65 Ye
Jan
—
.
186*%
Feb
~
48
-
84
•
Jan
17%
5%
100
120
A
5%r July
15
143 y4 May
;
13
64%
35ya
64%
69%
15'A
OH
:
Steel
Jan
20
69'/a t"
13
St Regie Paper
1
*
.
10
'
'
31 y«
Jun
Schenley Industries
Sears Roebuck
—
53%
Jan
50
59% Jun
Jan
Vacuum
37
77
"■
—
__
r
__
49%
77
63
37%
49 y4
__
209% 210
94%
94%
36 %
36 Ye
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
.
15% May
26% Jan
38 Ye
10
45
49 Ya
20
: 20
30
2
Jan
57% Jan
200 y2
77%
34
Jun
Jan
July
17% Aug
__
98% July
41% Jan
58%
50
62 ya
167
53
Jan
45%
47%
283
40
May
49% Mar
32 Ye
May
5iy8 May
V* 37% Mar
59% July
65 Ye
July
14%
14%
50
14 Ye
Feb
16% May
373/a
37%
112
33%
Jun
41% July
323/3
85
29% "Jan
36"%
20%
20%
20
18%
187/a
18%
52
18%
Jun
24% May
20% Jan
38%
38%
3
35
Jun
65
18%
Axle
&
>
2%
500
*
:
|
3 V2 Mar ;
May
••
'
Feb I
Aug
7%' Mar
Aug
29%
•
i
Jan
1% Mar V
3 Va
9
155
^Ug
Apr i
/
JUly /
10 Va
Aug/
Marl
16
t
Mar
150
lOYe Aug
24% Aug
1,875
;
•
3%
2% Aug
-V 410,
15%
4% Mar
1V4 May
175
10%- 10 Ye
__
11% Feb
21%'
40%
57%. Apr
521
32
'
Jan
:
Apr
53 !A
Jan
169
21Va
Feb
50
78%
Jan
50
36%
Jun
18 %
10
16%
Jan
23%
2
53%
74
45 Ye
45%
174
42%
45Ye
__
43
60
22% Feb
50
Jun
20% Mar
28
Apr
38
Jan
55% July
51% Apr
Jan
49% Mar
51 Ye
50
43
55
__
1213A Aug
47% Jan
41%
51
—
55
30
49% Mar
May
53 Ye
Aug
57% Mav
541/3
54y2
10
41%
Feb
59% July
19
19
25
18% May
22 Ya Mar
323/3
__
323/3
36
30
35%
56%
21%
34
21%
391/4
391/4
25
61%
56%
61%
56%
62
26
57
56%
6%
55%
__
__
6%
.
57%
57
6%
123% 127
55
May
Jan
55% Aug
19% Jan
81% May
38% July*
48% Jan
43%
23
Mar
Jan
205
50%
Feb
64% Aug
62% July
60
47%
Jan
71
105
103
__
63 V4
64%
150
58%
57%
58 Ye
120
47
47
50
58%
58
58'A
$4,300
3% Jan
6%
37 'v Apr
10%. Aug
18"% Apr
.
17% Feb
2,150
,
*
4%
6V4 Ju,y
Jan
12%
426
8
Jun
-5%
579
4%
Apr
573
6 Y4 Aug
100
1
6V4
>
?
7
Jan I
-
6%
1%
...
Week's
(On)...
Last
.•
;
12%
Aug
5% July
Feb
V
10 %
.*-■
6% Aug
103%
Feb
51% Feb
51% May
45% Jun
May
10% Mar
132 %
July
66% Aug
66
53
Mar
1% May !
Apr
.
1T10
1.10
"
Mar
50% Mar
Ltd
'59% Feb
/
X-
'
.*
•
__
23%
22%
30%
Airlines
(Un)__-
_l
.
..
__
Co
(Un)__.
L
-.12%
.10
Co. (Un)__
43% *
.1
a6 V4
•
SS
(Un)
___*
&:Ref (Un)
_•
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...100
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'
Co
a20 Va r a20 Va a20 %
a53%
a55
183Y<
183V4 183V4
Ashland
Oil
a76
.
&
Refining Co (Un)____l
Associated Dry Goods
;_l
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fte (Un)—50
New
common
1
w
10
Corp
common
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
Bandinl
Petroleum
Bahkline
Barker
Ohio
&
Oil
Bros
Beckman
(Un)
(Un)
a30
30
91
Oil
(Un)
new
(Un)
5% July
7Va Feb
14
14%
410
12% Jun
a3
Corp
...
Broadway-Hale
Budd
Stores..
Company
com.........50c
convertible preferred
Burroughs
Corp
....1
10
(Un).
Budget Finance Plan
(Un)
(Un)
__
.1
5
50
Jun
3% Mar
310
43% Jan
52% May
6%
7,516
3% Jan
7% Jan
8% Apr
8% Feb
77/a
__
8
29%
__
30%
J
300
391
3
20Va
9%
27
Jan
367/a Aug
60
22
May
25% Feb
52 %
52%
276
50
Jun
71 Va
__
Aug
74%
929
68
al61% al60% al61%
15 15%
112
675
Jan
146
__
46
46
20
19Va
20%
81
197
740
Feb
12% Jan
17c July
15% Feb
46% July
3% Jan
14% July
58% Feb
41% Feb
16% May
19Va
165
18
a8%
a8%
85
8
10% 10%
13Va
13%
a42% a43Va
100
_
21c
1,700
18%
52%
4Va
1,133
857
2,615
15
110
a60% a60%
21c
18%
51%
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__
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4
15
__
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20
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315'
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__
25
a35>/a a35%
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33% July
Jan
all% all%
__
:
15% Jan
a3
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6V4
/
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a48% a50%
__
—9
-
44%
__
5
15
-5
.10
(Un)
-
__
13
1
Borden Company (Un)
Borg-Warner
Apr
9% July
5c
2
Chica Oil Corp_.
Stores Inc (Un)
31% Aug
37Va Jan
121
♦
2
Corp
Co
939
410
...1
i___
(Un)
Co
Airplane
Apr
a__
162V4
9%
1
.—
,
66 V2 Aug
19%
a5%
10
Mammoth Mining-
Boeing
•
23% May
Jan
45%
55
Mar.
Feb
May
51% Jan
85y2 Mar
43V4 July
.
84
9%
5
Diamond
142%
24V4 Map
57
186
a5%
Bendix
Black
-
^
a_.
r
"
9%
1
Bishop
20% July
50 - Jan
179
Jun
75% Feb
Jun
8% May
a—
47
Feb
16
Feb
15% Jan
60
a30
__
-.
a5%
20c
w
120
.
13%
Jun
6% July
:_3
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp
190
-
.
-, May)
48V4 Apr
76Va Apr:
34% Jun
67% Jan
3lVa May
175
837
23% Aug
32
32
Aug
46% Aug
10% Jun
_l
common
Bestwall Gypsum Co
./ 314
al52V4 al51V4 al52%
a30% a30%
1
of Calif.
Aviation
35% 35%
82%- -84
40V4 40*/4 <
a62% a64%
18%
19 x
^
60 *
1,289
a77
■/•■
a_-
85
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Co..
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360
'
:
100
al8
100
Co
Corp
Basin Oil Co
(Un)
Co
x 183
"
al7Va
___10
(Un)
RR
;
19
11%
3:>d
V 1
Jan
1
(Un)
(Un)...
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-
—
...
Atlantic Refining Co
84
—
10
Steel Corp (Un)
10
&
Co
(111)
(Un)__________5
a6y2
>• •5
__50 'f-
Armour
13%
-Feb
,
Apr;
37% July* *'
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114 - Aug25%-Aug<
•
/ 43% Jun
63% Feb
400
a6V4
*
124%
Feb
17
"
71% J/'.' 523
a51 V4 a52 %
'—25
Corp ;(Un)
(Un).
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)__.
AnacOnda
17
25
-
486
13 Va
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&
Tel
&;
Aug
478
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71 %
' —
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101
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Jun
114
689'
-
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44
•
•
«
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1.40
50 V2 Aug,'
/
May' 31% May /*
25
/
;
Jan
4%
290
•
24Va
Anna Corp (Un)—, ' 22
' 21%
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)..l
/
/
30%
7%
216
: y '
•
* 111
40.
-34
Ja»
36% Feb
20
20
34.
n._
95c
100
all2
American
Bolsa
.<
4%
138% 138%
__
all2
—25
Bond
;- v-
'
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a—
.
6,300
a8%
alll%
.—...—
Tobacco
Blue
20
!
'
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low' /
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1.15
al05V2 al05%
(Un)__—_____
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I ;
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a46% a46%
__
.-t
f hares
4,
a60Vi a60'/4
...
,
^ for Week
.
> '
Soles.
r
; .Range
of Prices
Low
—25
American
Avco
53%
-
Sale Frice
>
Smelting
58% July
26% Aug
—
:
'y- /
Tel
Feb
18%
23%
163
;
14%
27% Feb
272
Apr
7 ""• Mar:
v
May
5%
,
..(■
-
•
American
34%
371/3
268'
9%
18%
1%
*.
4% Aug
10
12%
'
American
95
37
30%
18%
14%
Jan
Los Angete* Stock :ExelM*i^p|*£:
STOCKS
-American Radiator
55 y2
25% 26%
ng
us
750
6
>
8
-
505
9Ya
10
Electronic^
54
26%
4%
30 Va
v
1
xi
1,575
10%v 10%
(•"
1
10
...
Corp.—
Atlas
__
4%
4%'
10% •
-
^/' 10%
9
——__5
■,
Burlington Industries
43.
Jan '
2% Feb
500
15%
1
Industries/Inc
60c
mee
1%
3Vs
'> 2%'
__
•
5
...
Motors Corp (Un)_—
American Potash & Chemical..^...:
44% July
-.1998
Apr '
5%
July
27
955
-
1%"
3%
49%
American
Apr
10
4%s
28%
28%
28%
48%'
'
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Apr
BONDS
Fnr footnoter
'•
Jun
__
__
(F W)
/
23
-
Jan V
5%
10%
Cyanamid
41%
12%
3
Jun
2
49%
American
'
Apr
313/4
__
—
.
Westinghouse
100
500
•
American
32
16%
.
5%
2
17%
common
American Can
80% July
236%
34%
95
,
150
—10
—
5%^
.
American Bosch
Aug
Aug
61
47%
:
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19
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18%
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Jan
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86
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Apr
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44
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390
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Apr
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Chrysler Corp
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last
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54% Aug
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63% Mar
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155
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187
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131%
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52%
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27
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42
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54
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31% Mar
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Inc
Oil
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61%
400
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33 Va
21
Jun
Jan
May
37% Aug
69
May
38'% Mar
28%
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24
Apr
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Jan
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435
21% Jan
29 Va May
181
16
25
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Inc
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8 Va, Aug
44% May
12
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Union
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51%
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Union
Oil Co of Calif
Union
Pacific
United
Air
21%
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22
275
19
Jan
25
19
18%
19
375
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21
May
Feb
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Feb
10
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(Un)
(Un)
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320
—
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Gulf Sulphur
Texas
9% Mar
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112% July
31
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Feb
101
34 Va
805
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81%
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Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
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873
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69% Aug
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(Un)
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Kansas
Kern
&
preferred
Kaiser
35
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California
21% May
Mar
10% July
57Va May
37
Mar
20
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181
Mar
205
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49%
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29
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Co
28%
18%
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Corp
Oil
Feb
32 Va
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Feb
2,800
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Feb
70%
243
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Sperry-Rand
Stanley
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Oil
Feb
25c
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1,855
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19
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40
Jan
8% May
63 Va Aug
f,
Feb
183
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May
60% Mar
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Feb
9% July
49% Mar
23
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preferred
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8%
53%
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preferred
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30%
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7
26%
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29
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RR
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55
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41
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36
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65%
Jan
46%
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Standard
425
69
Jun
Jan
90c
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Jun
300
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44% Apr
July
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1
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Oil
Co
Solar
33 Va
32
Feb
Vs
1.40
Sinclair
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July
Feb
38
13 %
76
20
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Standard
July
Jan
Apr
29% July
a55
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common
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33% Mar
11%
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Roebuck
Servomechanisms
Jan
99
96%
285
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28%
41% July
35%
302
51% " "
Aug
Aug
21% Mar
28
515
22
5
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preferred
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Schenley Industries (Un)
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141
5 J/4
144
Jan
16
25%
July
23 Vs
21
31%
50
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65%
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141% Aug
•
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San Diego Gas & Electric
Standard
84% Mar
Jan
31%
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Co
Fran
160
42%
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25% Mar
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Rome Cable Corp__
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
43
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20% July
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35
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Feb
46
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79% July
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32
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41
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37
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40
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45 Va Jan
100
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—_——
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24
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28%
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Paper Co.
Co
211
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300
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Nickel
International
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115
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——————1
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Interlake Iron Corp
Intex
50%
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Imperial
64
21%
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Hupp Corp
100
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3
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Co
53%
53
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37% July
45%
42%
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38%
77
1
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405
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12%
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Apr
49% July
49 Va Mar
485
79%
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50%
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174
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388
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113
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28
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100
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63
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88
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53%
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16% May
225
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63
2.78
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25
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300
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10
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29
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192
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Aug
1.70 July
2
150
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240
31
Jan
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9% May
Jun
16
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Jan
23
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53
172
24%
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34
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59% Aug
28% July
Apr
24%
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51
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43%
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280
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16
55%
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187
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83
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57%
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21
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34%
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.
64
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420
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87%
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87
27%
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10
39%
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27%
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35%
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Feb
17%
Jun
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129
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2%.
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38% Aug
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35%
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3
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Co
Match
68%
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Edison
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Jan
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de Nemours
Kodak
Paso
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Oil
Ohio
Jan
65
76 Va
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21
37
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37%
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6%
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46%
70
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5%
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Feb
50 Va Mar
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42 Va Mar
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27% July
Jun
,
May
Feb
53%
114
60
25 Vs
123
36'/a Aug
40% May
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21
30%
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18% Aug
156
41%
36%
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Northern
Apr
RR
Feb
300
41 %
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Oil
North
49% Mar
116
v
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18 y8 May
265
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200
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255
7% May
84% July
20%-
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Elec
Feb
456
36%
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4%
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Jun
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Du Pont
Gulf
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Co
Jan
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52
a43% a43 %
3
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18
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Oil
DuMont
Gair
Supply
28%
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Co
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Industries
Food
National
35 Va
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Decca
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34%
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Distillers (Un)
Gypsum Co
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National
15%
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Aug
2.40 Aug
1.95 Jan
52
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Jun
,
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42 Vs
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85
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64 y4
25
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Zellerbach
Crucible
57
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Motorola
40 Va Mar
1
6%
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Crestmont
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Apr
67 y8 July
27Va
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11 Va
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31
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1,762
1,250
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Apr
34%
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225
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Jan
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11
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175
38 Va
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1
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Charter
15%
-k3%
k; 3%
I
100
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1—1
v:
distribution
Chance Vought Aircraft
:
"
24
Friday
284,. k
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•
.
Products
Ex
a2A
^
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
....
120
35%
a2-ft
__
\ 7%
10
Corp (Un)
Cenco Corporation —_k——.
Central
1
lYa
35Va
f 35%
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
'
Va
WEEK
*
High
—10
(Un)__.
Celanese
Certain-Teed
Shares
al4 al4
k— "7
,k
—25
Canso O'll Producers
Carrier Corporation (Un)
—kk-
■:
2
FOR
*
for Week
Low
-1%
(Un)
Oils
Sales
Range
of Prices
"
Sale Ptice
118
104%
Feb
19% Mar
Feb
130% July
Jan
65'%
Apr
809
31% Aug
35%
Jun
73
36% May
43% Mar
56»/2
59
2,302
31 '/a
31%
a38% a397/a
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 27, 1956
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
(Un)
(Uu;
Aircraft Corp
United
United Corporation
United
U
S
U
S
(Un)
Co
Fruit
United
(Un)
Gas Corp
Plywood
Rubber
.
Corp-—
(Un)—
Company
Ref & Mn? (Un)
U
S Smelting
U
S Steel Corp——
Consolidated
Universal
a6 %
Oil
49%
V
63%
a66
i '■
aftti
63%
60 %
60'/a
Kamp's Bakers—
•
of America (Un)——1
Bros
Pictures
(Un).—*
-5
de
Kk{
Union
Western
(Un)
Teleg
Westinghouse Electric (Un)—
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Woolworth
(Un)—
(F W)
-
v;
Jan
373a
-
Aug
32 %
32%
370
29
Jan
57%
58%
i-V.v'f 680
51%
Jun
59%
59%
v-'v'
742
46%
Feb
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)—
Zenith Radio Corp
(Un)—
13%
46%
a 98%
«6%
50
>
al08% a!08V*
V
Feb
Mar
50-
'
97% May
-
~~
—
—
78%
—
12.50
—
28%
*
^
Steel
Inland
1
Exchange
34%
34%
*
37 %
5
only
compilation of the round-lot transactions
A
'I
—
*"v
.
Friday
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Akron
Brass
Mfg
Allis
Chalmers
ft
11%
100
8%
8%
100
39
38%
38
34
24%
33%
34
1
24
24%
American
Theatres
1
12.50
(Un)
(Un)_
Can
American
30%
30%
43%
43%
44%
69%
73%
1,700
Cyanamid Co
American
Investment Co
Co
American
Machine
American
Motors
10
& Stand San
American
Rad
American
American
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
37
300
79%
Jan
32% Mav
980
47%
Inn
48%
Tan
763/!
Anr
Anaconda
Armour
A
Co (111)
New
100
x83%
80%
84%
1,600
,18%
18%
19%
500
9%
9%
100
•
1.50
C
&
C
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Central
Central
Consolidated
Morris (Phillip) & Co (Un>„
Motorola Inc
Jan
34Va Aug
Mount Vernon (The) Co common
Jun
62%
50° convertible preferred
Muter Company
32%
550
24»/«
51 %
100
49
1%
800
1%
Jan
100
143%
Jun
160
27%
Apr
2% Feb
167% July
100
20%
700
17
May
24
July
34% July
Jan
47
400
38%
Jan
503/4
19%
400
17%
Jun
21% Jan
31 Va
Jun
41/4
Feb
61
200
53%
Jan
15%
200
15
Jun
21
2%
500
38%. 38 Va
300
333/4
31%
32%
300
28
Jan
13%
300
12% Aug
64
64%
400
54 Va
1
26
26%
200
23%
Jun
*
65
65
100
64
May
•
18%
18%
200
18% May
23%
23%
23%
100
23% Aug
38%
37% •38%
400
375/3 Aug
11%
11%
11%
3,800
1
Aug
Jan
-
Jan
8%
Jun
Aug
15V* May
4,300
40
2,700
25V* May
300
47% July
6% May
51% Mar
9% Jan
200
35
Feb
42 V* Mar
800
26%
Jan
38Ve Aug
605
26
May
34% Feb
35% Mar
% Aug
Jan
60% May
69%
1,300
69%
500
555/a
Jan
39%
39%
100
30 Va
Feb
45%
46
1,600
40
40
300
34Va
350
26
•
26
27%
17
16 V8
17%
25
common
Corp
41%
41%
42%
1
~
32 V2
33%
»
Co
48%
49
6%
6%
33%
38%
38%
1
38
36%
38 Va
—10
Co
28
27%
28
1
25
_
(Un)
-
•
May
40
May
American
Company
Detroit
Edison Co
(Un)
Rights
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow
Du
Chemical
Pont
—20
,7*
59
Co_
(EI)
34%
77%
de Nemours
(Un)_
210
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Eastman
Kodak
Co
95%
240
Flour Mills of America Inc
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Fox
De
Luxe
Fruehauf
58
Auto
Beer
100
33"Va
Jun
28/64 Aug
60 V2
76%
1,000
38
Jan
79%
57
210
200
57%
Jan
55
200%
Jun
210
52
Va
300
43Va
Feb
94
95%
183
76%
Feb-
240
241
-
8%
16%
Sales
Inc
57 Va
58
18%
Inc
Drive
300
8%
Co
Dairies
34%
51%
(Un)
Eddy Paper Corp—
Four-Wheel
34%
29/64 29/64
18%
16 Va
17
20
200
Jan
1,150
7
May
A'mer
Box
Candy
Apr
57 Va Aug
99% July
245 |
Jun
900
52 Va May
17
Jun
14 %
Apr
3%
Jan
Aug
6% Mav
30% Aug
31% Aug
5%
3,700
400
2%
Dynamics Corp
New
common
Electric
Foods
w
1,400
64
2%
..Jun
Jan
70
Mar
3
May
15%
15%
325
14%
Jun
77%
Contract
General
General
100
2%
10
15%
General
General
66%
10
75%
78%
2,400
58 Va
Jan
14
Apr
17% Mar
79 Va Aug
Corp
(Un)
i
60
10
Aug
52 %
;
51%
52 Va
265
51 Va
Aug
52% Aug
62%
Co
Corp
61 Va
62%
2,100
52%
Jan
65% Aug
49%
300
45%
Jun
50V* July
49%
Aug
May
"32%
30
38% Mar
Jan
41 Va July
Jun
•
25%
33
Jun
79%
Jan
40
37 V*
/
Aviation.-——1
Jun
72 %
Jan
71
Co
45 36%
15%
18%
18%
V
21%
(The)
;
50
1,600
60
7%
7%
180
39 Va
39 Va
67%
45%
600
IOO
300
67%
45s/a
"
Jan
3% Aug
4%
Feb
11V4 July
Jan
32 V8
Feb
Feb
Feb
33V8
43%
15 Va
51%
10Va
54%
26
r
32V8
42%
30%
Quaker Oats Co
5 .'
Radio Corp of America (Un)
*
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Rexall Drug (Un)
2.50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
Richman Bros Co—
*
Rockwell Spring & Axle_
5
,
,
50%
10Va
33Va
43
16
52%
10Va
54V8'
25%
54%
26
30%
31
15
,
250
1,020
" 600
2,500
1,000
160
1,400
400
St Louis National Stockyards
St Louis Public Service class A
Regis
Paper
Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
:
Schwitzer Corp
1
:
Sears Roebuck & Co
Serrick Corp class B common—:
Shell Oil Co
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un).
57%
12%
1.40
57%
12%"'
52%
55Va
19%
1
3
1
7.50
.
32%
1
5
15
57%
12%
55%
*
12 *
;__S
.
.
94
29
66Va
55%
19 "
27Va
32Va
13%
94
29
65%
55
19%
28
33Va
13%
94
29 Va
67%
56%
Aug
26% May
61
;
Apr
123% Aug
56 Va July
Feb
May
Feb
17 V* May
36
Jun
47 V*
78 Va
Jan
94
45
Aug
11%
Jan
May
46% Aug
,
42
Jan
Mar
Aug
16% July
May
20% Mar
44
Jun
37%
7%
45%
Feb
10 V*
15 Va
700
500
__
Apr
10%
16
21%
54%
•
5
50%
6V8 July
34
20%
53V*
»
46% July
42
1
—
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pullman Company (Un)
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Feb
Jun
77
100
100
100
Apr
July
'
45 Va
70
Mar
46%
20 Va
700
Apr
51
Jun
21
1,900
700
29
Aug
May
'
8
100
•
Jun
35Va Aug
44
21%
54%
.
74%
70 Va July
42
3
5
31V4
13%
24 Va
23%
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
V: 6%
1,400
"2,100
200
-1
Jun
19 %
45% 47Va
68Va 68%
12%
„
Jan
Mar
32%
Apr
40
46%
68%
—
:
•
14
Jan
41
163%
21%
—
23
30% May
6,900
500
300
400
-;-,
23 V*
:
Jun
46
12 "a 12 Va
8%
8Va
30Va 31V*
:;13% 13Va
24 Va 24 Va
23% 23%
163% 163%
21% 22%
.
Jun
July
68%
•v
50Va
1838
34% Aug
6V*
400
58
Mar
70 V2 July
Feb
28 Va
50Vs 513/8
18% 18%
33% 33Va
15 Va 15Va
18V* 183/4
—
60
12 Va
200
255
100
1,200
40%
38% Aug
18%
200
1,700
200
5,800
21% 22
—
39
ADr
16
54% 55%
40% 41%
28% 28%
58
59 Va
;
July
Feb
Jun
47%, Feb
400"
18%
71 Va
17%
71
40 Va July
24%
X.
18
71 Va
Jan
Apr
32.
1QD
1,030"
40
8%
Apr
33%
550
-
Aug
48
455
45
37%
15%
19
40
„
37
Feb
July
61 %
6%
1,200 :
1,600
•.
Jun
29%
300
290
91
Feb
Mar
13
Aug
50% Jan
7%
4%
90Vz
91.
Mar
15 Va
2,100
14%
37%
July
26
Jan
49%
38%
400
14%
37
37%
53
Jan
66 %
117% 119% -^..C220
55% 55%
350
—
4
Aug
Jan
1,400
1
Jun
27 Va
24 Va May
1,400
_1Q
Apr
Apr
16%
28%
100
58V2
3%
44
7%
56Va
Apr
58
4%
25%
6%
4Va
119%
\ 55%
<•
147V* Mar.
Feb
..14%
1,220
s, 56%
',
Jan
3
,
1,450
1
——5
'
Aug
3% May
■<;
800
582
„
70% Aug
24% July
Jan
43%
Aug
43 Va
.
%
Jan
Jan
115
Apr
14 Va
56% Aug
Feb;
*
21%
Aug
44% Mar
29% Jan
.
Apr
108 Va
% Aug
'
65
79
Jan
19
Apr;
18 Vt Aug
16% May
July
Aug
24V*
Feb
49Va
Jan
57
Aug
34
Jan
46%
Apr
23 Va
Jan
28% July
51 Va
Jan
61% Aug
53s/a Mar
48% Jan
16V8
Jan
14 V*
21 Va Mar
Jan
31 Va
Feb
36
Jan
16
;;;
Jun
19% May
16% Mar
Apr
Apr
14%
5%
25 Va
Apr
36 Va
9%
10 V*
18
13% Aug
23 V*
26%
Jun
28
21% Aug
Jun
Jun
Jun
Mar
Apr
Mar
Feb
147
20%
167 Va July
Jan
26 Va May
47Va
Aug
37Va
Feb
54 Va
Jan
74% Mar
20 Va July
36% Mar
49 Va
Jun
55
6%
Feb
7%
July
Aug
36 Va May
40
65% May
72%
Jan
37%
57 Va
Apr
Jan
July
35% Mar
May
31
Jan
50 V8 Mar
13 Va July
19 Va Mar
41V*
53 Va
Feb
43
9%
•-
Feb
24
Va May
27%
Feb.
July
Aug
10% July
Feb
50
17
31%
66%
Corp
Apr
97
,
May
300
1,950
5%
Transportation
General
General
25 V*
.
9% 10
31%
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
St
Gen
72 V* May
Jan
300
100
2,600
200
7- 650
;; 300
// 200
300
50
685
;
300
417/a
.
,
21% Aug
Feb
Jan
200
/
,
.
C
-
-78
7
__
25
10
1.60 convertible preferred ——40
Pennsylvania RR
50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
_100
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
33%c
Pfizer ((Charles) & Co (Un>
—__1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12.50
82V* July
9
Jan
63 Va Mar
20% Jan
30%
Trailer
66
235Va
,
Jan
19 Va
800
100
25% 26Va
Warrants
5% conv prior preferred
Penn-Texas Corp common
Potter
Deere &
8Va
Jun
7Va
59 Va
18
10
30
.
443/4 Mar
37% July
300
3Va
68%
15
2 Va
34% Mar
,;/■
32 % May
-
1,000
200
44% 447/a
4%
Pacific Gas & Electric
25 :
Pan American World Airways (Un)—1
Paramount Pictures (Un)
—I V
Parker Pen Co class A
2 "
Patterson-Sargent Co—
*
Peabody Coal Co common—
5
32% Apr
17% Aug
800
66%
46
31
Feb
43V* Mar
11% Aug
Jan
9%
Jan
132
•
1
:
140
Apr
9% Aug
85V* Jan
72% July
427/a July
" 52 Va Mar
43
July
38
8%
69%
Jan
2% Jun
41V8 July
1% Mar
10
(Un)
v
2,600
136% 140
1
common
Edison
150
"
*
1
18 % July
1% Aug
5% May
200
200
100
100
550
43% 44% '
__
New common (wi) (Un)_^
i
North American Car Corp
10
Northern Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
5
Northern Pacific Ry common—
5
Northern States Power Co—
(Minnesota) (Un)
5
Northwest Bancorporation
—10
Oak Manufacturing Co
1
Ohio Edison Co—
_12
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
•
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
._5
67Va July
27% Aug
65Va Jan
253/4 Jan
5
Cement
National Gypsum Co (Un)
13% Aug
25
common—
Feb
54% Aug
*13% Jan
..
Aug
13% Mar V
t
Jan
47
35
25%
National Lead Co (Un)
National Standard Co
National Tile & Mfg
New York Central RR
34% July
13
10
Dist
-
41%
26%
Jan
Jan
,
600
200
800
300
30 %
•
2
Jan
36% Mar
6% July
61 % Aug
2%
17% May
'
11% Feb
200
42%
42
'
__
1
1
i
National Distillers Products (Un)_
North
300
61
24%
23%
,
July
•
146% July
J
500
5
Napco Industries Inc
i: National Cylinder Gas
Feb
6,900
35%
1
5
50c
r ;
Aor
6
1%
-
—
5%
V-
,
29
Mar
20% Apr
3,300
.
17
17%
25%- 32
15%
Ilium
Curtis-Wright Corp
4'/!
30Va
61
Continental Motors Corp
Crane
3,500
76Va Mar
July
41 Vt
41 \\
• % 42%
—5 ,'!r. —
:.-3
44%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Feb
:
37
35%
38%
48%
762% ; '62% 63%
34%
33% 34%
V: 20%
"20% 20»/a
17
16
17
—
12% 12%
29%
29% 30%
„
6% 6%
69Va
68Va 69Va
34%
34% 35%
:;
68% 68%
19 % 20 %
35%
37%
2
(Un)_^
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
/
■
x36Va
35%
36%
48%
„
;—*
Chemical
2%
17Va Jan
44% July
6
14 %
85
13
48
8»/a
7 8Va
12.50
Missouri Portland Cement—
61 %
Feb
25
Power
15%
Mav
j,ii
*
Modine Mfg Co
300
Jan
—
Iron
"
-
-
15% .15%
66% 67
63Va 65
60
60
65
»
900
Aug
1
Jan
2 V* May
43
135% ?
53%
3%
3%
15% »
48
66%
—10
3%
22%
35%
30% Mar
2,600
7
52
—
•
(Un)_^
14%
'
600
400
318
27'A
52
25% 25%
„
—
7
25
1
74%
13
5
Ex
Minnesota Min & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Monsanto
28%
—
Corp
Commonwealth
Jan
Feb
100
—
Gas System
Consumers
9%
7%
600
Coleman Co Inc
Columbia
Aug
53/0 Julv
1,700
.
(Un)
Co
Cliff's
2%
300
13%
Chrysler Corp
Electric
5,700
5%
»
common
Cleveland
2%
23%
lo
Serv
Cleveland
2'/4
43%
Northwestern Ry com
*
Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_«
So Shore & So Ben RR—12.50
Service
Aug
23 %
&
Products
Aug
47%
50c
Pub
Products
Christiana Oil Corp
City
19v!
Ion
13
convertible preferred.
Cities
Tan
793A
41%
Corp
Towel Co
Aug:
19%
13%
-
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
307/«
400
43%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Corp common
$3
33Va July
700
19%
25
West
Illinois
Certain-Teed
Anr
1,300
: 46
47
16%c
common
South
&
Mar
14%
30%
.27%
17%
29
10c
-
Ltd
Corp of America
Brewing Corp
Centlivre
20
171
1
(Un)
Prospect
Jan
Jan
45%
30%
160
15
Corp
Super
Canadian
19%
140%
1,000
—5
i
Brothers
Canadian Pacific
11% Mav
1%
__
5
(Un)
')
27% Mav
Feh
51%
5
.
87% Mar
Feh
fi%
31%
*
1
Corp.
Jan
197/!
__
*
—
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un >
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Louisville Gas & Electric (Kyi—
3%
10
5
Company
Burlington Industries Inc
Jan
7% Mar
135%
50Va
3%
3%
15%
27'/4
751%
3%
4
—25
25 7
*
73%
__
lp
Corp—
Budd
Corp
%
5
Consol Mining Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Unj
Blnks
Manufacturing Co
Booth Fisheries Corp
J
14
-
42%
24
23%
;
14
*
50c
10
Benguet
Burroughs
2
13
Bendix Aviation Corp__
Butler
14%
3
(Un)
Jan
66%
:
51
Mav
9%
5%
•
'
65
42%
23Va
Marquette Cement Mfg
4
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Toronto-Dominion
Jan
50
Can
Steinbergs Ltd 5%%
Mar
38
Breweries
Steel
Apr
9% Jan
30% July
32
15
Aug
330
al6 al6%
"
6.00
16% Jun
53
71
50
of
Simpsons Ltd
Southam Co
36% Mar
6,898
;
1,143
19% al9%
66
64%
-V
*
4% %
Williams
Simon
45% May
8% Jan
7
Cement
Sick's
31% July
35
35;
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Sherwin
Aug
6,862
35
66%
70
a
•
Shlrriff-Horsey Ltd
Aug
35%
-
July
1,970
64
78
Mar
30
13
31%
>
15
51%
12% May
50 Va Aug
65%
1-10
common.
.—_
Class
34%.
31
Lawrence
Jan
92
.
Jan
St
July
24
Feb
Ltd
365
Jun
12 %
Aug
8
Co
Feb
30%
34%
1
%
May
Oil
Mar
42
Jan
19
5
12
preferredI—10
—.
7Vb
1,161
>
lyallte
Aug
May
14
16%
I—•
25
Aug
July
8
Feb
Apr
26
19
~
33 %
Jan
105
Jan
,
<«
—
:
425
Feb
22
50%
27%
___
33
28%
common.
A
Coal
Dominion
.
Company (James).
Rollind Paper class B__
itoyal Bank of Canada
Weston
Dominion
I
Transport
Robertson
58
High
77
2,625
65
common-
325
:,
.
a91% a91 V2
Seagrams
Dome Exploration
Dominion
Ltd
41
16%
Bridge.
Canada
Co
32
19%
Distillers
Dominion
of
&
Provincial
Jan
Jan
Corp
Price
lay
July
-
2,714
29
t 11%
11%
——
__
Power
Jun
-60
1,371
a6%
Equipment
____
57
39%
108% A
51
30
;
Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Class
Jun
May
Company
33%'
J)
class
33
102
30
Low
55
24
13%
Placer Development
Powell River
Feb
,*
Range Since Jan. I
High
22%
24
27% Aug
28% Aug
Consumers Glass
Corbys
1,175
0
a6%
Combined
Consol
31
390
6.00
Farm
(B
28 y2 May
■'
12
Vickers
Cockshutt
414
common
14%
,l25
1955 warrants
Coghlin
July
%
8
warrants
Canadian
Jan
37
Shares
100 100%
27
•
9%
common
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
Penmans
105
for Week
Low
Page-Hersey Tubes
.75
*
—
Companies
Par
Aug
30 Va
14%
_
Industries
Preferred
69
101% May
28% May
56
28%
30%
*
Cellulose
preferred
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
High
May
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Prioe
40%
common
„
50
38
a
56
Week's
Last
1
1,969
12%
27%
28%
_25
Cottons
24
30%
series
Canadian
;; 1,665
59 %
12%
54'A
28 y4
~25
&
%
829%
54%
common
Chemical
:
k'. 108 108
12 %
_10
Canadian Canners Ltd
Canadian Cclanese common
$1.75
:
59
*
preferred.
Canadian
37
—*
—.
Bronze
38
ICO
i
29 v4
_10
com
5% preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
$1.25
68
105
-20
Foundries
Canada Malting common
Canada Steamship common
Canadian
67
105
"V
AUGUST
STOCKS
Jan.
Low
105
<#'.
ENDED
Friday
Bange since
I-igh
67%
100
11.30 preferred
Canada
Low
common
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
2.70
Ltd
2.70
2,500
2.90
9c
2,400
Jun
15c
Feb
22c
Feb
32c
Aug
12 VaC Aug
2.45 Aug
22c
Apr
3.70 Apr
ugUTle
Mines
Ltd
*66V*''
Flour Mills common.
:
39
•"
41c
40c
42c
3.00
2.95
3.30
15c
15c
17c
40,300
27,900
19c
19c
2,000
16c
Feb
16c
16c
16c
900
12c
Aug
July
52c
—*
21 %c
Jun
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd——.,-——1
Noranda
16 %c
16c
l6y2C
2,000
16c
Aug
44c
Apr
9
Jan
19% Aug
70c
Jun
Anthonian Mining Corp—
Arcadia
-
Arno
Mines
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Office:
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Mines
JOHN'S, P. Q.
Yukon
Bouzan
see
page
43.
18
19%
1.00
95c
1.00
16,000
14c
10c
14c
14,500
50c
55c
11,500
50c
Aug
16 %c
20c
17,500
9c
Jan
59,450
75c
July
20,000
10c
Apr
———1
Ltd
;
Gold
Mines
Mines
&
Gold
Mines
14c
2.80
2.80
1,800
87c
87c
91c
7,500
45c
35c 37 %c
101,800
20c
1
♦
—1
1
10c
51c
Ltd—
Ltd
Tungsten Mines Ltd
1.18
13c 15Y2C
6y8c Feb
2.80
1
Voting Trust-*
Mines
1.00
*
1
Ltd
Ltd
1.08
3,654
Ltd—1
Refining Corp
Metals
18c
1
.—1
Ltd—,
Lake
Oil
"ouscadillac
Burnt Hill
Par footnotes
19%
Ltd
Bellechasse
Mining Corp
**«»lle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
'onnwille
July
1.51 May
4%c Jan
1
Mines
Boreal Rare
35c
6,500
1
Bay Mining
Red
►
*
—■—1
Mines
Beaucage
Bibis
St., New York City, HAnover 2-057S
*-4
Ltd
Talc
Barvallee
.j
Ltd
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
Bandowan
EXCHANGE
Ltd —_——1
Corp
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil 8c Gas Ltd A
Baker
*■'
EXCHANGE
STOCK
,
Aull
Corp.
Ltd--——:—<r__—~
Metals
Ascot
*'
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Nickel
v
2.05 Mar
Jan
71c
Mar
3.30 Aug
21c
Apr
1.05 Aug
14c
1.05
23c
Apr
Jun
Apr
1.25 Aug
18c
3.35
Jan
Jan
1.00 Aug
Mar
48c
16 %c
Anr
Apr
100
10c
July
51c
23,100
45c
July
68c
Apr
30c
4,000
15c
Mar
44c
Apr
18c
1
10c 10 %c
46c
30c
18c
1,000
18c
July
42c
Feb
1
2.31
2.31
2.61
5,500
1.15
Jan
3.80
Apr
1
2.00
2.00
2.15
1,300
1.90
Jun
2.75
Feb
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Commercial aria Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, August 27, 1956
The
40
(856)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
;y.y
•'t
for Week
of Prices
Bale Price
STOCKS
;:
.
Shares
Low
Par
1.85
1c Jlierles
Canadian
Ltd
60C
60C
60c
1,500
42c
7.75
8.05
500
10
10%
91c
92 c
2,200
3,250
75c
23,003
64c
85c
133,550
57c
75c
200
9c
10c
5.65
Ltd
Co
Grandines
Haitian
Heath
Indian
Jardun
Jaye
13%
285
13%
Jun
78C
6.10
6.10
73c
73c
75c
22c
29c
39c
39c
45c
26c
26c
500
13c
4.30
25c
25C
35c
8c
33c
35c
12c
9,500
6,000
29c
11c
11c
19%
1,600
Corp.
2.44
2.44
300
22
22 'A
400
15c 16 %c
32,000
66c
80c
Mill
City Petroleums Ltd—
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mining Endeavor Co Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd—
j
34c
Montgary
Explorations
65c
22c
Ash
Temple
Class
70
29,102
2.95
3.25
40,590
18
18
100
34c
1
i
88
55c
34c
v
52c
85c
95c
6,100
,f;
1.30
3,600
1
1.29
;
h
8c
8c
3.10
1.10
Apr
89c
1.40
Aug
Nesbitt
New
Explorations Ltd—1
LaBine
Uranium
Mines
49,150
Alger Mines Ltd
New
Formaque
New
Jack
Newkirk
New
New
2.00
Ltd
Nickel
Rim
Mines
Mines
Oils
Ltd
North
Mines
Obalskl
(1945)
Okaita
Oils
Apr
Pacific
Gold
Pato
1.80
1.93
4.40
14c 14%c
28,500
*
•
Ltd
Jan
Jun
100
1.39
Jan
5.00
400
3.10
Feb
4.85
11c
2,500
15c
1,400
43c
52c
2.85
3.10
9,000
75c
80c
16%
46,200
15%
1
37c
18%
1.61
1
„
41,300
2,300
37c
30c
8.50
19%
12%
18
18%
550
1.65
400
1.10
4.70
100
1.45
1.55
3,000
19c
17%c
20c
70,000
14c
15c
16,000
96c
96c
1.21
181,400
5.40
5.43
100
5.40
3,400
Pronto Uranium Mines Ltd—__
1
'
__
6.50 Mar
75c
Mar
15c
Mar
36c
Apr
33c
Aug
8.80
1.65
Jun
1.75
1.75
1.83
3,100
1.75
July
17c
16c
17c
8,500
10 %c
Jan
32c
12c
10c
13c
35,000
6q
Jun
30c
1
78c
76c
86c
43,600
44c
•
27c
23c
27c
106,100
40c
40c
500
3.35
3.35
8.80
8 95
9c
10c
Red
Smelting
Crest
Gold
Refining
Ltd
Mines—
Rexspar Uranium & Metals Min Co Ltd.l
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
—50c
Ltd
l
8outh
Duffault
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Standard
Gold
Uranium
Mines
see
Dage
1_1
10c
igc
.
-
200
800
14,000
3.45
Feb
13 %c
Aug
1.80
Jan
7.75 Feb
8c
.
7.40 Mar
2.75
2.71
2.95
40,032
2.41
Aug
3.70
17c
16c
17c
37,500
8%c Jan
2.50
Jun
July
Biack
18c
July
61c
25c
July
45c
18,000
22 %
22
23
3,000
4.35
'5 00
4.85
15%
15
15%
1,000
Feb
20 %
51%
51%
95
Wr- 51% Aug
53%
Jan
12%
12%
500
12% July
13%
Jan
1.45
1.63
15,050
1.00 May
1.45
50
27
27
12
24%
-
l6c
17c
54,925
V
r
3.05
2.94
3.25
278,940
,
42c
45 c
Jan
11c
*
Hit
May
'1.72 May
i,4°o;: v 35c; July^Y
21%
44%
50
56%
57%
13,509
30,400
27c
26C
18c
19C
13%
13%
12%
13%
3.50
1.00
110
27c
19c
1.00
—10
10
IIIoo
1.00
cifijy
"65c'
Feb
25%
'
Apr
15c
July
57% Jan
70c
Feb
Jan
18c
47 V.
July
100
13
349
13% July
12% July
3.50 Mar *
5
%
Aug
97c
3,125
14%
3.05
31
33
18c
18c
19c
6,000
13c
Jan
19c
15 %c
20c
30,477
lie
May
21 %c
14c
12c
14c
101,500
8c
Jan
24C
Apr
.1
40c
38c
41c
28,000
35c
74c
Mar
17%c
16c
18c
38,300
16c
Apr
July
2.15
3,300
2.05
Jun
^'v15'l:
1,010
10%
Feb
r-
Si
31%
—
.
2.07
2.05
14%
.1
14%
17%
——^
12c
11c
12c
10,000
9c
Jan
—1
A——1
—1
9%c
9c
10c
9,000
9c
20
17%
20
39
35%
31
19,703
1,826
67,870
50c
4.05
10
56%
—*—10
60
530
47%
Jan
61% Aug
62
644
53%
Jun
68%
4.65
3,721
34c
7,380
12c
'
12c
.
Feb
1.60
3.00
Jun
40c
Jan
17c
Apr
7,500
9c
Apr
62c
6,250
60c
Jun
1.09
5,053
*
2.78
2.65
2.80
46,050
—*
*
*
•
*
,88c
85c
90c
82,150
26c
25c
29c
13 %c
13 %C
15c
1.00 May
2.33
Apr
22c
July
61c
Feb
13c
Aug
19o
Mar
Mar
37
Jun
2.25
2.50
39,282
7%
7%
^V..?"'4445 y:-< i.
2.40
2.94
31,305
52c
52c
1,000
20
20
21%
21%
10
3.35
109,015
J
5
1/1.23 Jan
6 % May
1.90 Mar
.
1.10
Feb
200
1.95
Aug
7,144
45%
Jun
2.87
2.50
2.87
40,380
9,266
40c
10c
lie
2.68
1.05
1.03
34c
20,700
v,
1.10
80c
88c
7%
78c
89c
2.30
3.25
30c
Jun
60c
Feb
17c
Apr
2.90
Feb
2.30 Mar
31,550
Gairdner 8
60 Wall Street,
1.00
70c
Jun
1.90
Julv
1.45
5% May
50c
July
8
1.65
Company Inc.
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
•
Company Limited
Memberv
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
Toronto Stock. Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
♦
Feb
24% "Aug
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchang*
Aug
6.60 May
Vancouver Stock Exchang*
-
*
*>•.'
Wire system to all officer
Jan
Aug
9%c Jan
100
85c
4.25 July
51% Mar
*
7,100
7%
Jan
Y
2.400
88c
Uranium—
2.50 Aug
7,674
7%
Ltd—
Hats common
Jun
Jan
2.05
2.52
ADr
Aug
48%
40o
8
3.40
Aug
21%
2.f 5
2.55
3.25
Jan
3.05
IOV2C
55
20%
'47%
1
„
65% May
May
19
20
Jun
3.10
I
—
Apr
7lc
31c
47%
1
—
Mines
1.25
20% July
Y
.25
—_i——.
Mines
62
300
.50c
Mines
Uranium
55
48%
21%
Copper Corp
Mines
Ltd
Yukon
63%
46
1
Jan
14,315
2.50
„
Feb
2 80 Aug
21,500
20
Mines—
1.65
Jan
52c
Corn
1.09
76c
63 V2
common
Apr
5% Aug
Mar
60c
Uranium
4.20 Aug
31c
1.01
—
—
Feb
Aug
Aug
4.20
32c
46%
17c
20
40
57 %
l
class A
& Paper
16 %c May
60
1
,
July
3.75
4.20
12c
Apr
2.45 Mar
15
Jan
1.02
1
—
Jan
46c
8.89 Jan
25
Apr
55%
,Y
34c
Quebec
27c
July
—
—
Co
34 y* Aug
Feb
.
Aug
Jan
Apr
6V» July
1.00 Aug
May
A
~1
Ltd
•
Feb
52c
'
.
Apr
3.25 Aug
60c; .Jan
,
Jun
225
.
28%. Apr
25 %c
:
iUii
20 V4
420
20%
Si!:
Jan
Aug
44% Aug
53
Feb
40c
23,200
1,549
44c'
41c
44%
1.98
'
2.60
Bay
Apr
51%
Apr
2,000
29,700
1,000
5.65 Jun
.1
Warrants
May
38c
-
850
—
Apr
Aug
3.05
-
ADr
3.30 Aug
10%
3qc
__
ADr
4,900
—-
Aug
3.00
1
43.
Apr
2.20
7.30
Apr
II
15
1.50
2.70
2.05
7.00
3.50
Apr"
16c
2.85 Aug
22 %c Aug
Apr
40c
Ltd—1
19c*l9%c
Jan
7.15
July
39c
Feb
40c
1.25
1
Rock Iron Mines Ltd
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Corp
bteep
For
3.35
l
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stanleigh
_
71c
1
4.75 Mar
Quebec
Quebec
139,874
1
Feb
2.40
Copper Corp Ltd
—_1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Oil Development Ltd
1
1.20
Z~50
Aug
2.32
Quebec
Aug
Apr
Jun
1.43
July
2.35
-
lie
•
Mar
1.95
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
•
430
3,600
1.70 Aug
|
Apr
13%c Aug
27c
July
147 Va July
52% Feb
2.10
__
Mining-.
Minimi
Bldcop
20V8 July
Jan
Feb
8.25 Aug
Feb
49 V4
49%
1.07
1.10
98
125
Feb "
1.55 Jan
r
Telephone—.
Biltmore
4.70 Aug
15c
••
A.——
devcon
Jan
4.70
.•Class
Bicroft
Feb
57c
100
Jan
-20C
B
Bros
Bibis
Apr
27c
1.55
._
i
Feb
Jun
2,462
July
19%
6.50 May
18c 20 %c
49 V*
Jan
2.10
66c
5
Bethlehem
Aug
May
134% 139%
Y
2.00 Aug
,
Hioc
Ltd
Belcher
Feb
28c
'1.61
*
•
Mines
Belleterre
1.20 Mar
16c
1
Ltd
3.25
Jun
1,000
,
Mhiing Co
l
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd—1
Pitt Gold
75c
Jan
48c
93
16c
Mines
Lumber
''ell
May
1.77
•
862
18c
1
——
Beaver
7.35 Aug
2,000
18%c 19%c
„
Aug
5.50 May
80
2,060
121
62c
Lodge
:
10c
49%
50
—
Beaucage
Feb
7.10
96
8.00
,
Beaver
Apr
ioc
—
95
119
—-
Uranium
Beatty
Jun
4.00
6.80
15%
94 % May
B»nt.tie-iiuquesne
Jan
3.95
45c
.T;
13% May
21
Petroleums
Class
July
1.00
4.00
3.10
50c
Ltd——
23c
3.95
1
4,189
:iBo
Mines
Bathurst Power
Jan
9c
71c'
18
2.05 July
16c'
10c
_1
Ltd
:!
Jun
3,500
.
Bat,a
Feb
89c
9c-
23,500
—
17%
18
Ltd
Co
Metals
Baska
-
Apr
12c
1
Ltd——
Aug
7.40
19c
(Quebec) Ltd-1
Mines
Apr
Feb
10c
1
Mines
Apr
Base
2.40
17c
...
Jan
Mines
Cons
Barymin
5.50 Aug
Apr
nc
90c
.
Barvue
Feb
68c
*
May
1.48 May
18c
4.00
Aug
29 %c
3,050
——
Mines
Feb
64c
Feb
4.50
4,000
14%c
1.40
12,624
Mines
34c
35c
10,100
4.25
i
Ltd
Co
1.84
25c
.
Dredging Gold Ltd.
Phillips Oil
10,500
4.25
i
Ltd
Petroleums
Cons
7,540
43c
1| !
J
Petroleums
Pathfinder
68c
5.50
40c
Apr
500
65c
—
—
Bankfield
1.45
Aug
8c
•
Ltd
Uranium
Orenada
65c
5.25
1.40
1.40
4.20
4.10
Y •
14c Mar
_i
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Opemlska Copper Mines
Orchan
18c
■
102,550
68c
5.50
50a
Ltd
Oils
45,200
7
1.75
1.40
Mines
Bankeno
Jan
5.25
Jun
1.30 Aug
1,500
43c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Canadian
21c
•
Nipissing Mines Co Ltd
Nocana
18c
34c
l
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New
Santiago Mines Ltd..
New Spring Coulee Oil
1_
Vtnrny
18c
1
New
New
1.30
3,000
35c
_l
Asbestos
Coal &
1.30
1.30
1.60
—
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
II %c
Jan
62c
1,000
1
Ltd—
Mining Corp Ltd
Lafayette
f
68c
i
Mines
Luke Uranium Mines
Pacific
68c
„
Ltd—_1
Feb
Montreal
of
Barnat
National
Jan
90c
1.74 Mar
July
Jan
Apr
Selburn Oil & Gas class
preferred
Bank
July
8%
Mar
27c
—
Mines
Banff Oils
41c
6V4C Mar
1,000
2.86
__
2.95
1
Apr
Bailey
5%
29
66c
1.28
'
l
_„1
Bagamac
Jan
-
7
34,450
—i
Mines
Apr
Mar
Aug
ADr
5.50 July
4.85 Aug
30c
'
5.00
July
275
26c
—
22
22 %
16,000
.1
River
Jan
34c
300
3,500
Apr
Jan
26c;
I
Mines
Mines
Mines
Jan
2.64
25'A '25%
64c • 65c
__
Aug
30c
33c
Mar
_•
Avillabona
Mar
56c
5.00
106
Jan
85c
——■
Auto
Apr
95
12
2,000
•
>
1
5.20
Jun
3,000
4.85
17c
65c
Atlnor Gold Mines——^———
Electric common
Aug
Jun
80
25%c
20c
July
13 %c July
62c
—
Aumaque Gold
1.45 Mar
100
10
6,575
July
Yellowknife
Aubelle
Feb
59c
Jan
2.35
100
3.05
5.00
—
1.40
common
A
Atlin-Ruffner
Jun
100
14c 14 %c
Mar
Atlas £ I,eels
Aug
88
100
::
45c
—
Atlas
32c
20% Aug
i
21
■
Jan
40c
400
21
Aug
62c
———
Jan
Aug
July
385
14c
136%
B
Class
2.70 Aug
2.50
V 19
2,000
Hardware class A.
Ashdown
Apr
85c
50c
3.00
■
•
Ltd
Apr
July
43c
1,730
1,500
Metals Corp
24c
1,000
3.05
Apr
24% Mar
25 y4
52c
common
24% Apr
93,700
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas
Mines
Ltd
Ascot
1.53 July
21 %
Corp
Feb
59c
__
Jan
12%
24%
10
25
77c
Mines
Feb
15c
61,500
1.30
I
Feb
1.14
"18
85c
__
43 %
26%
'
.
24
May
9% July
52c
^---;
preferred ;
$2.40 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
Jan
36c
July
85e
55c
•
Feb
Resources
$2%
Jan
35c
Jan
49 %c
L
50c
34%
1.60
——-I—!-
Corp
Aumacho
1
•
Argus
Jan
14c
4,400
24c
5
——
Area
Jan
May
77c
3,500
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—__5
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
1
Ltd
Feb
1.70
Feb
17c
-
Ltd
Aug
85c
20c
16c
1
Mining
Jan'
Jan
1.00
22
32c
5,886
'
Mines——
Nickel
Arcadia
Arcan
17%
1
Ltd
Mar
41c
1.15 Aug
21c
Jun
150
__l
Mines Ltd
30
9c.
10c
5,200
16c
80c
6,848
Imperial
Feb
22'/a
,
Jun
Ma;
56c
40 V»
76c
i
preferred
Consolidated
Auex
80c
53c
38%
1
Anthes
May
Low
53c
'39%
Petroleums
—
_4.75
Anglo-American Exploration——
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd.
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apr
80c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
Anchor
July
35 'Ac
Jun
3,403
"
39c
July
1.16
1
Petroleums
Jan
1.20
__1
Island
19 Va
19%
20c
_
Merrill
Jan
1.12
Explor Co Ltd
low
common
4%%
Leud
n,lutoa
Apr
21c
1.10
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Merrill
65c
Aug
19%
1
Mines
Aug
1.11
Ltd
Share*
7 V*
Aug
70c
'7,500...
25c
for Week
Zlioc
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Petroleums Ltd—
American Nepheline
Aniurex '; Oil
Develop
—-
July
8c
Sale*
Week's
~
American Leduc
Mar
72c
26c
2.°°^
-
42c
Exchange
Funds
119
Ltd
Co
Aluminum
Apr
Jun
1.12
19%
Mines
Mackeno
23c
4.75
19 %c Mar
100
.
Apr
——•
——
Aluminium
Feb
July
1
Zinc
Macdonald
.
45c
7.50
Warrants
Jan
7c
1
-
Ltd
Louvicourt Goldfield
30c
1.15
23c
25c
Konliki
Lithium
41c
24c
22 %c
1
&
'
37c
1.15
25c
Ltd.;
Ltd
3,710
216,604
64,500
*
10c
100
29%
Aug
July
3.80 May
20c
Aug
*.
19,500
28%
41c
1
Ltd
49c
;
12c
180,700
"
1
trust
35c
75c
Feb
Apr
80c
'7%
debentures
5%
Aug
28c
16 Va Mar
30c
14 %c
Algoma Steel
•4.20
75c
35c
v
„
1
trust ctfs
Alberta Pacific Cons Oils
Algom Uranium
Mar
Feb
44
21 %c
v
Mines
Min
50c
19 %
Gold
Kroy Oils
July
11c
Mines
Labrador
25c
10,000
13,000
3,350
16,500
26,000
2,000
30c 31%C
Aug
Voting
Apr
15c
75c
97c
t
—«
Explorations Ltd
Alberta
Distillers common—
Aug
23e
Kerr-Addison
Lingside
29c
55C
29C
,
Jan
18 Vac
Common
Alba
July
Jan
21 %C
1
59c
31 %c
18,650
75,600
.lioo
Yellowknife Gold
Akaitcho
Jan
1.19
Jun
14 %c
1
7.60
Jun
1,715
27 Vic
97c
—1
Mines
Surpass Shoe
Petroleums
Ajax
Jan
28c
42%
-
Apr
94c
21
Acme Gas & Oil
—
Advocate Mines Ltd-—;-.——
6.75 Mar
1.50
IOV2C
42%
Joliet-Quebec
Lead
29V2C
29 Va
1'
Mines
Explorations
6.20
14%c
7,800
Range
—25
Class:
26 % c Mar
Feb
5.75 May
July
5.80 Apr
-
67c
2,000
10,100
77,500
38,100
5 % 28 Va
Ltd
voting
,
Jan
*'
of Prires
•
;:—_.—
—
Agnew
15c
1,750
6,800
>,;
•
29c
:
1
Ltd
i
-85o
•
3,100
'•*■.;.
17C
5.90
5.75
7c
1
Preferred
Acadia-Uranium
15% Mar
82C
44c
16,000
1
4.85 Aug
5.90
*
Ltd-s.
Mines
Gold
Mines
Jan
1
Lake
Uranium
1.60
35c
Lid
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co LtdIso
3,050
8c
Ltd—
Gold Mines
Hudson-Rand
4,000
34 %c
Cons
July
19c
15 %c
15 %C
%
Mar
60c
8%c
Acadia Atlantic Sugar com——.
Feb
.4.45
.
15
8c
•
Jun
26c
18c
"
-1
Collieries Ltd—_i._----.lL
Holllnger
15c
13%
1
Mines
Feb
5c
16c
3.10 Mar
Jan
32 %c
Paper common—
6c,
preferred
4%%
Anr
24 %c Aug
Power
Abnioi
Mar
35,600
Mar
48c
July
1.98
14
Last
Ltd!————.•*—
Mines
Abblcan
Jan
5.85
6.65
55c
4.20
i
19C.
Copper
Gold
Hillcrest
3.30 Jan
'"
Apr
11% Feb
-W; 3.75 July
1,000
23c
55c
Par
Apr
500
Il.Il
Mines & Metals
35c
I.
1.10
3,300
12c 14 %c
4.25
1
Ltd
Mines
35,850
100
Friday:
Aug
Jan
4.40
19,200
Sale Price-
Apr
4.40
13c
Ltd--—-,
Mines
59c
3.30
97c
34,500
2.55
14 Va
25c
97c
1.05 Mar
,
Jun
40c
33C
2.45
Jun
Feb
8.10
Jun
May
Jan
stocks
1.83 Jan
1.00
———
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
5,400
70c
Canadian
8.50 Mar
1.70 Aug
4.15
26c
Ventures Ltd
Oil
Oasne
2.38
Feb
85c
Jan
6.60
8c
Jan
1.40
4,000
24%c24%c
—
Copper Mines
Fundy Bav
1.70
-
Jan
19c
55c
6.10 Aug
8.90 May
4.20
Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc _
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd—--
Gateway Oils Ltd
1,600
12%c
60c
14%
1.85 Mar
May
15c : July
12,000
24,700
V'#"/-' 400
Toronto Stock
Apr
1.20
July
Aug
Jan
22c
36c
:r
May
50c
25c
Ltd—1
1
*
1
Ltd
Ltd
6.00 Aug
Jun
4.40
1
Falconbridge
Ltd
10%
34c
26,400
1,000
1.70
1
*
Mines Ltd
3.85
Mar
26c
7.90
50c
2.55
1
18cl May,
Aug
Jan
May
95c
Aug
3.50 July
139.400
'
1.00
1
Frobisher
55c
425
1
Metal
57c
50c
2.20
El
Fab
51c
.
1.70
El
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd
Sol Gold Mines Ltd—i
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
500
18c 18 %c
—1
Ltd
Eastern Mln & Smelt Corp Ltd
Asbestos
125,4*7
4.00
10 MJ
.—1
— 1
1
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
uast
Mines Ltd
Asbestos
Dominion
Eastern
6.10
52c
*
*
Ltd—
Producers
1,300
56c
1
Mines Ltd—-—1
Cadillac Mines Ltd—— 1
Mines
1.00
4.00
1
Cons Fenimore
7
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd™
.1
Consol
Quebec Yellowknife Mines—1
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd_-r--*
Copper Cliff Consol Mining Corp—1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
1
Oortez Explorations Ltd—
1
Coumor Mining Co Ltd
1
Rio
2,000
5.80
Ltd
Iron Mines Ltd
Dome
•V 66c
95c
Consolidated Denison Mines
Del
15c
66c
9c
45c
Jan
45c
—V;
—-—*
Co
Mines
Westville
Jan
13c
2.45 Feb
1,000
12,000
Apr
38c
Oil
wesiDiirue
Jun
12c
14VaC Feb
"
50c
14%c
Bi-Ore
Central
Cons
Aug
10c
5.65
Centremaque
Consolidated
8c
2.25
Jan
9c
Wendell
Feb
20c
15,500
7.90
50c
47c
1
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Pyrite & Copper Corp
Mineral Products Ltd
Weedon
1.45
3,000
15c
14c
1
Corp Ltd.
Mining
Amulet
1.85 Jan
,
July
July
5c
8c
Manitoba Mines Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
1
Chlb-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd—...1
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
--1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
75c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1
Aug
Waite
18c
-
13,000
17,000
*
Virginia
July
July
70c
39,500
9c
Y' 5.65
*
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
29c
8%C*
Co Ltd.*
Central
40.409
79c
25c
27c
Valor
Apr
2.65
2.12 Feb
2.60
75c
8%c
Jan
95c
31c
31c
1
Mines Ltd
Lithium
14 V«
Apr
72c
14c
Apr
Jun
8%
68c
76c
1
8.90
5.75 Mar
84c
Hi 4,ioo
United! Asbestos
July
Jan
31c
1
Ltd
75c
21c
72c
•
Fields Ltd.
Gold
Mines
1
High
Low
378,100
57c
Ltd
Mines
Taziu
Tiblemont
Trebor
Range Since Jan.
High
60c
1
Ltd
Mines
23%4 Mar
"
Feb
83c
1
Mines Ltd
Development & Mining
Leduc Oils Ltd—.
Jan
2.55
Capital Lithium Mines
Celta
Aug
25c
17% July
70c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Oartier-Malartic Gold
Central
33
Jun
2,632
1
Canuba Mines Ltd
Jan
10c
625
19,000
22
Homestead Oils Ltd.-——10c
Lithium Mines Ltd
1
Canadian
19%
30
14c
;
1
preferred
5%
Tarbell
29
,
2
Ltd.J
Ltd
(Dunsmuir)
Atlantic Oil Co
Tache
Jun
7.80
"_•
Canadian
1.95 Aug
1.60
Share*
1
Lake Mines Ltd
Apr
tor Week
Low
Par
Jan
1.35
Rang*
Sale Price
.
21%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
1
* ♦
*■
55c
7,100
1,500
1.43
«
High
21
29%
•
<1.
1
Canadian
Low
1.95
»,
Jan. 1
Range Since
11c
■
♦
hi.
,
24
Friday
v
High
1.40
1.25c
AUGUST
ENDED
WEEK
'
Range
Last
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
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Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
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Number 5563
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...
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Eonville
Gold
Mines
1
BorduJac Mines
Bouscuuillac
Bouzan
Bowater
Ltd
Corp
Boymar
—1
Gold
1
Brazilian
Mines
Traction
American
pfd
Forest
Packers
6,394
class
Class B
48 y2
86 y2
86 y2
51
50 y2
48
105
Consolidated
Beta
Apr
Consolidated
Jan
4.30
Apr
Consolidated
Consoliaated Denison Mines
Warrants
Jan
50 Va
Aug
95
Feb
106
50
48
275
20
Apr
Consol
17
200
15
17
15%
16
360
12 %
47%
48%
4,282
36 V2
Jan
50
51
1,195
45%
Jun
1.44
1.38
1.52
84,700
10c
10c
lie
14,800
11C
11c U%c
15 %c
12
1
,
.
.
lie
5,375
11c
15c
Aug
995
18c
Jan
47,300
Apr
Feb
15c
Jan
60c
Jan
10 y4 May
14%
Apr
11c
21,500
8c
Feb
15 %c
Jun
75c
Feb
90c
Jan
17C
3,100
4,500
66c
16c
'
12c
72c
*
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
8c
Jan
14%c
Apr
33 y2
Jun
8 %c
8y2c
8%C
9,500
*
37
37
38 y»
265
Mines
2.15
July
12
.—__1
—
Gold
1.36
50% Aug
52% Mar
8V2c July
17c
15c
11%
1
Gold
Buffalo Red Lake
16% Aug
{Jar
50
1
.
„
52
Apr
40
Jan
Ltd—
Being exchanged lor Taurcanis Mines
Ltd.
One
Bunker
share
Hill
Burchell
for each lour
•
&
Burrard
17 %C
1
55c
52c
•
-
Ltd
Co
17y2c
30
30
30
150
•
Lake
Burlington Steel
Burns
held
Ext
13
13
13%
1,000
19c
15,400
63c
8,100
14c ; Mar
40c
27 y2
11
28c
Jun
1.12
July
33
Jan
14 %
Feb
Apr
Aug
Apr
East
Iron
Calalta
*
Petroleum
Calgary
Calgary
&
Power
Flln
Calnorth
Oil
Being
Calvan
Campbell
•>;'.» 30
28%
for
Northcal
for
each
45c
Jun
63c
27c
30c
17*^°
40c
28c
19.180
26c
Jun
44c
Jan
16c
16c 17%c
15,400
15c
Feb
23c
Mar
1,860
19%
Jan
33
68
67
68
1,905
55 % Mar
69
Aug
19c
24c
80,200
17c
32c
Mar
1
5.75
•
34
41/4%" pfd
Assurance
38
•
Oil
Packers
class
A
:
Permanent
Mtge
Canada
Southern
Oils
Southern
:
355
..Vwi?
Consolidated
Gillies
32%
Aug
168
Aug
62
1.90
1,325
39
39
313
&
;;; 37
470
33%
325
86
100
100
80c
85c
1,000
4.30
5,240
3.95
.
80
Admiral
Atlantic
Bank
of
39
25
190
12
Consolidated
Consoiidated
Consol
common
8,000
39c
8,250
2.20
2.18
2.40
164,993
—1
4.25
4.20
4.30 77
1
„w-l-
•
British
Canadian
Copper-Man Mines
Corby (H) Dlst class
13c
1.11
1
1
Celanese
31c
38c
16,050
49c
45C
57c
29,075
Cree
Oil
of
13%
25%
7.25
-_-l
4.25
4.15
4.50
•
1.68
1.65
1.78
60c
68c
7 20,340
29c
37,741
1
60C
21c
*
A
16
Canadian
May
104
Mar
1.00
4.65 Aug
July
Feb
59
27% Aug
33%
Canadian
Decalta
Gas
Canadian Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd
Cdn
Products class A
Food
Preferred
Dock;.
&
common
.50
5
Ltd
D'Aragon
Mines
Leather
class
Horn
D'Eldona
II,100
29.697
8.30
21
21%
1,520
6.50
6.60
8
I,950
25
55
100
•
6.50
8
100
Canadian Homestead Oils —-—-—10c
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
yy:v 8.
Oils
Cos
2.55
2.50
*
Gold
12,692
i,
9
Rio
Producers
1
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd-———
1
2
25% Mar
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Aug
355
44c
6,300
39c
Jun
65c
30
4.645
19%
Jan
30
7 Va
Feb
12
13%
2,245
6
6
67/a
3,680
3.25
Jun
3578
Pacific
25
35
34 y4
preferred—10
30%
30%
Railway
Prospect
Canadian
Utilities
Can
&
Natural
Oil
Canso
Brewery
Central
Central Leduc
31
July
East
Am
4.60 July
East
Malartic
5-35
97%
5.35
5.80
950
4.20 Mar
6.50 July
East Sullivan Mines
3.60
300
2.65 Mar
4.50
1.30
1,100
1.15 July
1.80 Mar
1.30
1.70
1.16
97%
3.60
1
1
97%
1.66
:
10
'
30%
125
Jan
Mar
Eastern
May
Eastern
Metals
19
Charter
Eastern
Smelling
Economic
Inv
1.72
5,860
108,786
May
1.58
Apr
Paper
Elder Mines
1.40
795
1.05 Mar
1.75
Apr
Eldrich
2.05
2.05
370
1.89
Jun
2.80
Apr
El
Jun
90c
Feb
60c
55c
60c
2,112
9.10
8.75
9.20
7,825
4.00
4.20
5.25
1.26
1.50 Mav
90c
50c
3.90 Mar
Eddy
El
Sol
6.00 Aug
Eureka
Jan
1.60
Excelsior
2,000
13c
13c
1
14c
II.500
9c
2.05
2.50
9,050
58
25
11
3,125
6
6
6
20
4.60
4.60
4.90
50c
1
Chibougamau
Gold
*"
9.320
1.60
54
Jun
&
Smelting
Chrysler
Feb
see
page
43.
1.65 Aug
2.15 July
7
Jun
9
42c
Jan
70c
1.20
31
Jun
Jan
1.60
36
Jan
Anr
Jun
Jun
35
180
95c
16,400
78c;, Jan,
32c
34c
93,250
18c
1.10
1.16
4,750
1.03 July
1.60 Mar
9%c Jun
13%c Apr
35
I. 35
87c
:
f
,
;
Jan
3.05, Feb
46c
Apr
Explorers Alliance
Anr
Feb
Famous
6%
4.35 May
6.35
Jun
Apr
Feb
Fargo
Apr
Farwest
1
65c
60c
66c
1,400
48c
May
1.29
Jan
Federal
Grain
95c
1.01
4,000
95c
Aug
1.88 Mar
Federal
5.80
5.65
6.15
309,106
3.45
July
6.15 Aug
1
4.30
4.00
4.30
11,725
3.75
Jun
1.18
1.15
1.28
66,800
3.15
3.25
375
6.25 May
Fleet
Ford
Apr
Ford
Jun
85%
Jan
Foundation
Feb
Francoeur
175
64c
July
71c
Apr
7
6%
7
1,340
78c
79c
7.500
59
5% May
65c
Jan
26,650
15,619
Jan
6
100
4
Feb
38 Va
38 Va
100
35
May
58 y2
59 y2
Jun
8
Apr
38% May
68 Va Jan
79c
•
3,335
54
42c
44c
4,500
42c
Aug
93c
80c
93c
22,100
70c
Jan
1.80 Mar
73c
72c
78c
207,200
9c
Jan
1.20 July
58%
17c
28c
30c
1,075,825
9%c
15c
Jan
July
30c
31c
Apr
Aug
Feb
16c
17c
4,500
82
82
125
71
Jan
93% May
50
/
82
50
25
45
Feb
57
Mar
1.50
25,675
Feb
2.35 Mar
1.25
142,054
70c
July
2.35 Mar
1.17
1.25
160,330
85c
July
*
1.08
85c
Motor
of
1.12
.
Jun
Fraser
8%
Jan
Frobisher
92c
Feb
class
Co
Gold
43%
8,348
16%
17%
2,895
21%
21%
528
21% Aug
—.—1
1.42
1.50
8,200
1.25 May
25c
3.25
1
35c
1
60c
A
class
15
A_i—^
1.30 Aug
Debentures
123
—•
I9%c
23
—
—
common
-•
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———_—4.———TOO
30,500
31%
375
63,700
11
100
3,380
60c
1.90
20c
July
Feb
Jun
29% May
44
22%
25
2.37
Aug
Apr
Jan
Jan
74c
Jun
3.60
Apr
72c
Jan
36
Apr
20c
Jan
62c
hot
9
Feb
12
July
1.05 May
2.00
Jan
1.15
56'/2
——•
Canada
Mines
3,950
36c
11
1—*
—*
(US)
65c
3.30
30c
41c 45 %C
.
3.15
30 y2
•
Cos
Ltd
Aug
41%
—1
of
16
42
17%
21 %,
1.43
A—————
Co
Feb
•
—*
Canada
29
——•
Manufacturing
Jan
4.25
15,600
77c
Fittings class
2.12
Jan
17.698
Jan
62c
69c
6.25
96c
Tungsten Copper
1.10 July
67
1.08
7.70
July
1.40
Oils Ltd
1.85
70c
Jan
May
5.60 Mar
70c
65c
Jan
1.50
900
1.10
Klrkland
1.05
1
•7;
6.05
65c
6.15
—
15c
58c
66
85c
1.40
————
Warrants
Jan
July
65c
6.75 Mar
85c
1.20
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
7%c
78c
2.52
5.70 May
*
Canadian
Players
36c
65c
1.60 July
6,435
25
Falconbridge Nickel
72%
27,700
1.00
6,750
5.85
———.——-1
42,500
1
1,500
1.65
5.70
1
Refineries
11c
1
9'/2C
1.60
—-—10
Corp
38c
•
Reco
footnotes
Mar
10% July
Feb
1
Equip
Jan
44% Aug
18% July
1
Life Insurance—
Equitable
2.50
July
1
Farm
25
Jan
20%c May
3 30 May
4%
Jan
37c
25
—
Mining Corp
Willans
Aug
July
Jan
12%
1,500
17c
9%c
•
-
1.40
30
17%
30,500
1.35
103% Feb
21% July
9%c
20
common
Insurance
11c
:
49c
Jun
32
65,589
1,325
46c
Jan
July
6
Mines
Empire Life
37c
75c
8%
Apr
14% Aug
35% Aug
Jan
25% Mar
II,356
1.80
Aug
15% Mar
Apr
12%
945
15%
10
10%
100
9,127
——--—-1.
1
Mining
Mines
Chromium Min & Smelt
Consolidated
26c
Feb
Apr
Ltd
A
Ltd
1
—.
Mines
__———
For
Jan
1.10
58
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Explor
Chiboug Jaculet Mines—.—__:
Cody
2.11
4,600
10
Research
Cockshutt
26,750
1.30
11
Mines
Cochenour
5.70
14y2C 14 %c
—
Cheskirk
Chesterville
Cobalt
July
6.00
*
common
65
7;8:-
Apr
May
39% May
23c
27%
70
44
Jan
94 %c
7
550
23%
Apr
8% July
2,025
30
Feb
1.99
5.70
Glacier
4.00
—20
Prods
7
34%
18%
Jan
13% Aug
15c
20
14%
Aug
May
1.00
20c
1
class
Gold
400
._.——;—-——10
Steel
5.50
355
1.65
-^--—-—-—10
Pen-Rey Oils
10% Mar
2.08
Chemical
*
1.30
■
Refining
&
Trust
Mines
7.90 May
•
Preferred
Chi mo
5.45
1
1
Chartered Trust
Chatco
9
46c
•
33
12,900
7"-
8%
27c
3,017
18c
15%
15%
1.45 May
875
14 Va
Eastern Steel Prods.—
1.23
——————*
Oils
Jun
'9.60
Co Ltd -—-i—l-'-
Feb
1.35
I4.20
—
July
13c
1.65
————1
Apr
1.10
=
•
.
25 %c
23
1
Asbestos
46
16% Aug
1
-
Apr
1
Mines
106
97% Aug
178
:
—1
Centremaque Gold
Apr
——1
phi Gold
—1
—.—
85c
32 %c
4.90 Aug
July
36% Mar
Feb
Feb
1.27
Oil
Jan
Mar
Jan
42%
1.12
Jun
3.50
Porcupine
47c
1.42
9.00
23%
1
2.74
6
Central Pat Gold-——i*
Central
Apr
1.00 Mar
37,665
14,500
30
Dyno Mines
23%
*
Explorers
Aug
12%
4.50
13%
32c
30%
35
Corp Ltd
Aug
15c
2,816
1
1,633
16%
Quartz
Asbestos
Aug
40c
1.26
87%c Jan
34
1
Emerald
Cassiar
Feb
Jan
Jan
18
Ltd
Co
9,126
35
Gas
*
-a.
Copper
van
39C
May
101 101%
Duvex Oils & Minerals
33,694
16%
Producers
Gold
Cariboo
Du
Feb
July
;
17c
36 y4
*
31
35
Mines
Erin
Canso
Low
Mudge
73c
45c
14
—1
4.10
16 y4
Reserves—
Donnell &
Apr
Aug
70c
14
•
—
4.00
pfd—20
Gas
Mines
69
;X. 9
17,071
1.65
Dona Ida
Jan
Jan
2,500
8%
*
com
common—
Aug
37c
1,100
18,374
8%
*
Chemical
Aug
Jun
46c
15 %c
•
&
17c
5% Aug
49
100
Aug
i,
pfd
Copper Coy
Oil
7%
Nat Gas 4%
Williston
Canadian
Canadusa
13% Aug
r
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Canadian Western
Canam
7% May
Ft b
Aug
16
100
Canadian Vtckers
Coal
&
Aug
30c
70
29c
com—1
Stores
4.10
Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Ltd
Apr
2.70 Aug
12 Va July
10%
12%
Canadian
■
65
1.99 Mar
warrants
Petrofina
Dominion
Augi-
Feb
Anr
16c
53
12,900
•
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Aug;,
49
7-
19c
34,400
•
com
7
;Vv 35
—
7.50 May
warrants
Canadian
Sreel
6.20
1953
Canadian
Steel
&
5
14,537
3,000
1.75
100
Dominion
1955
Canadian
Foundry
Feb
8D
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75c
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j
.
23c
25
Preferred
Apr
9.35 July
28
28%
Dominion
(Western)
•
47c
13c 15 %c
35%
preferred-
2.90 Jan
19% May
42C
•
Exploration
Scottish
53
Apr
I 29c
'
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1.66
1.66
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100
108,600
10 Va
...
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27c
25q
—.-*.-1
-
16c
2,500
95c
4.15
14c
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8% Jan
2.18
27c •> 29c
4.20
Minerals
Apr
Jan
Feb
13% May
Feb: 17
70c 7
2
Magnesium
Anr
1.15
17%
20c
21 %C
,
Electrohome
8
'17% Mar
May
46c
1
!
Dominion
94c
:
15C
44c
1
Ltd
Mines
95c
Feb
16
15
Aug
11% Jun
14,142
9
,
Mines—.
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Mines
Dominion
10%
*
common
2.58
30c
,
Mar
..
15'/2c Jun
,
■
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16c
14% May
'
56c
May ;
28c
44 %c
Coal
Feb
Apr
Apr
Aug
21,550
•
81c
14
11% Mar
8.25 July
71c
17c
Warrants
Del
15% July
25% July
6.60
34c
l
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Decoursey Brewis Mines
Deer
Jan
3.00
28c
9.05
37
59 c
Feb
Jan
■417
82c
1
Mar
7.80
Feb
90c
Jan
60
1
*
May
67c
Feb
60c
Apr
39c
3,000
18c
1
2.50
8% May
7.95
4
1.42
20
30c
ZIIIIII17
Asbestos
9
Apr
Apr
3.25
Y*7'7;150::X'
49
58
Dominion
29
85c
5%
100
59
Minerals
Dome
170
*
*
-
32% May
2,440
5
>,*
Davis
6.65
500, i
26 V2c 26V2c
Dome Mines
1,250
•: 94c
70c
1.39
5.40 Mar
5.75 Mar
49,710 ?•
49
Aor
1,825
91c
Jan
Jan
25c
Aug
20
8,060
7
100
.50
Apr
Mar
10
91c
30c
32%
95c
July
10%
9%
•
warrants
Petroleum
28% Aug
5ac
30%
30%
9%
9%
12C
—l'l
•_
Mines
Jun
July
9%
6.60
12c
6.30
Zellerbach
Crowpat
Belnife
14
3
(Dunsmuir)
20c
5.75
19c
'U
Pershing
Crown
35% May
13% Jan
963
—•
Cellulose
&
Collieries
Preferred
18c
Warrants
Cusco
4,615
30,365
6,875
I
"
Preferred
Croinor
Jan
Apr
42% May
21 Va Mar
1
Chemical
Canadian
18c
,'X 1.30
—♦
Mines
Distillers
15%
Jan
1.10
69c
Aug
45c
I,960
—1
Timber
Aug
15
31c
t
2,170
7.00
Canada
Crestaurum
Crestbrook
.
7'
12
24%
7.00
•
Diadem Mines
15
40c
May
3.45 May
4,700
Anr
Y 30%
19%c Apr
13c
..
7 7230
9.00
*
.
July
31c
1.31
Feb
25
common
preferred
45c
7
.-
10,000
68,201
12%
825
^773
497,990
18c
4.45
1.25
7,742
.
1.19
4.20
12%
8.15
41%
May
Jan
Feb
"
56 Va
28%
40%
30c
:
-H"
54
40%
15,063
24%
Zinc
7.70
•
July
12%
Devon-Leduc Oils
410
Aug
51c
4.30
::io
Mining
Detta
13,180
10c
18 %c
Imperial
Lead
Desmont
29'
Jan
500
680
Aug
66c
Feb
2.04
18,533
230
July
58c
45c
'9,600
16%
74c
58c
Jun
July
32c
17c
Apr
Apr
11c
-
60c
1.02
17c
1.10
94c
44c
21c
30c
30c
Jan
July
15c
:
60c
15%
67c
3,467
8,161
19%c
5.90 Aug
38
99c
16,802
16
24% Aug
28
13c
1.10
15%
Jan
28%
12c
13c
Feb
87c
Feb
Mar
24c
5,999
1.02
20c
_•
31c
Apr
3.75 Mar
5.10 Mar
July
Aug
70c
Mar
'
26c
B
Jan
28 y4
3,400
7
Jan
84c
Aug
2.50
Jan
18c
50c
Jun
38c
30
7,100
76c
r
12c
1
West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Aug
Oils—___ 10c
Canners
Canadian
$1%
Empire
39c
24c
1.04
1
Mining-
5,472
Mar
1.93
V
Jan
4.00
v.
9,010
29,920
35c
-250
Mines
43c
5.05
31%
31
75c
Consolidated
37c
28%
35 %c
Dominion
Preferred
Canadian
38c
4.75
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26C
Conwest Exploration
;
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
25c
25
40c
4.90
31%
44c
5,600
-
Aug
85c
;
24 %C Aug
30c
Mar
—1
14,500
44%
60c
Jun
26c
Mines
Tungsten
25,650
•
Jun
1.27
32c
-III
62c
5.65
May
60c
13,396
,
.
24 %C
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
43c
y
35c
2,260
70c
25c
Mines
Sannonn
21%
7.90
Apr
38c
Sudbury Basin Mines
21
54%
JaA
1
Poplar Min
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd.
51c
20
Feb
4.80
4.00
4,760
48,566
52c
1.70
liy8
10%C Aug
Red
39c
18%
49c
1.60
*
-
3.40 May
11,100
—a*
62c
I,025
Apr
3.60
13c
—1
39c
2
Commerce
Breweries
30
13%
40c
3.45
—2
Nicholson
1
Oil
Canadian
26
12%
Jan
38% Aug
95%" Mar
1.57 Mar
26
12 V2
Feb
8.80 May
Jun
3.35 May
;A
*
1
Explor
Consolidated
_*
Oils
Canadian
42
98% May
55c
25c
700
9,404
13,405
2.25 May
Jun
85c
Mar
1.00 July
4.00 Apr
Jun
88%
*
Astoria Minerals
Canadian
3.40
July
38%
100
•
26
July
38
12.50
Cable class B
Aug
1.80 Aug
;
Apr
11% c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Feb
1.8O May
92c
Jan
4.30
28% Aug
39% Apr
108
87
1
Lines
"
Jun
1,400
34c
4.00
68c
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines-
Coulee
Jan
3.25
July
11 %C
Mines
Morrison
Negus
Cournor
Apr
81c
15c
10%
1.70
1
Consolidated Mosher
Feb
53
1,200
Jun
6,500
1
Consolidated
Feb
101%
107,125
74c
42c
10
52c
7
Gold
Marbenor
Consolidated
July
11%
150
90c
Feb
Aug
3.70
*
Mines
Jan
23c
3.45
1
12%
27c
26 %c 26 %c
II
6% Jun
Jan
May
4,666
10%
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
Class
20
197
19c
5.50 Aug
3.50
12,146
:•
3.85
Lake—.
Howey
Consolidated
Cosmos
362
22%
100
52c
30c
18%c
—
1
Halliwcll
Consolidated
*32
;
Jun
695
45c
27c
?
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Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Guayana Mines
Consolidated
Jan
7.35
85
23%
38
100
J
__
Wire
Canadian
38
59 y4
39
warrants
Petroleum
Steamship
Preferred
Canadian
"25% Mar
22%
20
Safeway Ltd pfd
Canada
•
3.00
»
28% Mar
Aug
1.90
•
Canada
Canada
•
7%
58%
•
B
Canada
•'.*-25'"-
...
161% 161 y8
22%
Warrants
Canada
'H'
700
.:
1
Lands
49c
'
7%
Jan
,
37
28% May
..
108
*
17% July
'
107%
Warrants
Class
28 y2 May
1.80
Explorations.---
Aug
6.75 July
5.10 July
1,230
171
7%
28%
.26
Met
Canada
2,900
•85c
.
Preferred-
Canada
32,953
5.75
29%
107%
Feb
22%
29
t
5.00
34%
71/4
28%
45 37
10
s
34
7%
vlO
—.1
common
Aug
5.60
.
29%
100
Malting
21
580
«
Foundries & F,orgingg; cl A
Canada Iron Foundries common:
Life
5.75
20
Stone__'_',
Canada
Canada
5.75
21V2
___1
1
Cut
5.75
-
7%
4.10
2.10 July
1.60 Jun
21c
1
Chibougamau
Canada
Jan
Mar
held
Oil
Crushed
54c
9
Oils
four
Red Lake
Cement common
Canada
30
Feb
1
Preferred
Canada
25,850
1.35
8
*
common
share
Cons
Campbell
1.45
1.40
•
Flon
One
Canada
220
Ltd—
exchanged
Ltd.
8%
25c
Edmonton
Callinan
8%
Mar
Mar
42 %c
Consolidated
Dry Dock class A
13
10
515
Apr
45c
1
Crest
Fenimore
Mar
100
Mar
46
30c
4,800
•
Cadillac
Cordasun
Oils
Consolidated
4.446
Aug
15% May
Jan
17%
17
1
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Jan
48
1
Brunston Mining
Gamma
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
16%
47%
1
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo Ankerite
55 Va
May
Feb
Jan
5.50
__
Aug
Jun
9c
|
2.25
2.55
1
Central
17
_i
_
Mines
Apr
2.10
•
«.
Yellowknife
16
12%
25c
7,
Jan
5/50
•
*
July
25
!
Brunsman Mines
Building Products
Bellekeno
16
Columbia Telephone Co
Canadian
Consoliaated
35
11%
56,203
.
High
Jan
95c
107,700
12c 15 %c
%c
*
Conio
Consolidated Bakeries
f
1.65
2.40
2.50
*
Apr
8
Low
12
8,200
_1
Mines
17
S
A_.
—,
Mines
Apr
Coniaurum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.48
*
Aug
86 y2
170
51
1.45
Jan
99y2 May
10
-
6.00
13c
2.50
12y2 Aug
7,056
-
July
Shares
16c 17%c
12%
Pete
Mines
July
2.31
46 %
Conmgus
91
22,180
101%101 %
Commonwealth
Mar
50
1.10
47
July
Jun
25
86 y2
51
1.48
1
Mines
Jun
12,800
101 w
Apr
Colomac
Yellowknife
Combined Enterprises
16c
1
Copper
for Week
Low
1
SO
-.75
3,20
Coldstream
Mines
467a
1.20
2.92
Gold
i.l8c
Apr
12 y2
3.20
Feb
Lake
Sales
Range
of Prices
i-
Par
Coin
Development Corp
Consolidated
Allenbee Oil
6%
v,: 55,
91
May
v
Jan
98c
1.11
Products-
British Columbia Power
Bulldog
1,200
7%
12 y2
-50
Columbia
Buffalo
1.05
7
Feb
3.85
Aug
4.55
1.12
..50
Columbia
Brunhurst Mines
49y2
Week's
I ast
Sale Price
43c
9%c Aug
49 y2
TOO
v_
British
Reel
1,155
49
.100
_
British
British
335
14,000
4.80
91
»
43>
preferred
Broulau
50
10c
4.60
28c
2.10 July
12 y2
Elec
7;
63,700
9%c
■■
24
SHOCKS
17c
v'
Aug
100
Oil
Columbia
preferred
4%%
preferred
2.65
18c
_50
__
—1
5%
3,100
1.02
—1
British
:
49%
7%
Ltd
British
,
19c 20%c
..
common
Petroleum
4% %
39,500
Jan
2.35
AUGUST
High
July
—1
_
.
Mines
9c
10c
2.35
7^...
Preferred
Brllund
6.000
•
Bridge & Tank pfd
Bright (T G ) common
Brltalta
11c
—49 y2
-1
9%c
pfd
Bralorne Mines
Bralsman Petroleums
LOW
20c
20c
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16 %e
19c
r
WEEK
Friday
Shares.
10c
—1
Gold
Mines
Low
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
1.20
56
56%
796
51
May
122 % 124%
1,224
110
May
100
23
Jun
27% Apr
7%c
Jan
26c
Jun
31
Jan
41
Aug
23
23
19c
22c
1,300
__
36,708
40 y4
40
40 y4
2,085
4.25
4.10
4.30
20,033
84
84
86
114
3.80 May
84
Aug
59% Aug
137%
Jan
4.75 Apr
97
Jan
41
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 27, 1956
The Commercial and
42
(858)
+mmm
CANADIAN MARKETS
38c
.1
Exploration —
Power common
preferred ——.««—-■
5%%
preferred
Gait win
Mines
19 %
74
■'
.
J,j ^ u, M
i-r^T-Miir WHIP
'mm
ui'.
36c
1.60
1.77
5.90
t,
,
21c
19,500
10c
10c
10c
1,000
2.75
2.75
2.80
28c
33c
153
160
49
49
>
—
13
-5
13
13%
62c
2,500
42c
Mar
4,375
5.60
Jun
1,902
42%
Jan
710
5%
Apr
835
2.95
Jun
Jan
6%
3.70
49%
49%
50
640
25%
3.40
3.40
3.45
35,310
3.00
10
10
10
250
10
10
62c
52,400
12
375
9c
J
1
34c
38c
27,400
36c
11% July
Jan
10% July
Mar
Warrants
14c 15 %c
14c
19
20
14,855
15% May
9.60
10%
17c
15 %c
19c
6,375
219,000
19%
--
Gold —
Gypsum Lime & Alab new com
-*
Gwlllim Lake
18,500
9.80
Mines
Mines
Lead
37%
8.50 May
1,075
38
13%
295
29c
Jun
125
7%
Aug
9
11,650
12 %c
Jan
22c
1
1
44,400
6,627
30c
Aug
14 %c July
40c
17c
15c
16c
9,000
1.20
1.30
27,350
32c
28c
32c
315,300
3.50
3.50
70c
75c
10c
1
1
1
*
41c
16C
1.25
1
35c
17c
12c
70C
d
45c
39c
39%c
3.25
100
Mindamar
4.00
Jan
Jan
Min
Jan
80c
90C
7,500
70c
Jan
97c
41c
12,300
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
48%
48%
48%
46% July
80
10
10%
Jan
11
<28%
29%
<; 2,110
22%
Feb
Class
I; is
14%
15
Feb
13%
14%
3,207
2,030
1,175
10%
14 y4
A
Class
10%
Feb
B
Howard Smith Paper
common,
Preferred
8.00
8.40
87
—•
86%
36 %
12%
97% July
Feb
55c
,
Apr
36%'
Jun
42
Feb
14
6.35
65%
Ingersoll Machine class A
inglis (John) ac Co
—
Inland Cement preferred
Inspiration Mining
International Bronze Powders
98%
99
48
48
.
7
j—.—..—*
—•
13%
14
1
com——*
Aug
Mar
25
25
42%
class A
128
460
1
;
-
28
2.55
3.30
1.85
,
3.10
1,700
2.90
3.30
7,175
1.80
1.85
1,620
t
Jack
Walte Mining
25c
; r
*
Aug
Feb
,'V 4.75 Apr
Jun
2.60 Mar
40c
Jan
f
Jan
1.33
•
103,550
51c
Jan
84c
150,117
28c
Mar
28c
33c;
20c
20c
17 %c
17 %c
.
•
May ?
21c
23,634
9 %c
Jan
19c
31,500
14c
*
Jan
98c
Jan
1.15
1.10
1.17
52,920
27 %c
27 %c
30c
28,700
1.15
1.11
1.20
15,697
2.40
2.27
2.45
7,200
13%
13%
14
215
8c
9c
17,000
19%
19%
4,473
.
27 %c Aug
89c
Jun
34c
Gold
Renville
Kerr-Addison
9c
Mines
1
Gold
1
49 %c
V
'i'
V\:
Jan
8c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
17%
Feb
8c
July
2,250
50c
Aug
3.80
3.40
1.80
1.50
1.99
14,842
70c
65c
70c
144,150
1
•
Bay
.
7,400
Ltd
1.98
1.96
2.07
133,421
1
22c
25c
1,000
200
Kirkland Townsite
Oils
II,900
60c
3.95
1
Hudson
Klrkland Minerals
Kroy
8%c
1—1
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland
8c
2.47
2.45
2.55
24,769
3.00 Aug
1.35
32c
July
Jan
1.50 May
20c
1.10
Labrador Mining
Aug
Jan
22
July
13 %c May
90c
Mar
5.10 Mar
3.20 Mar
95c
July
2.09 July
49c
Mar
2.75 Aug
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Mines
Lake
Shore Mines
Luz
24
Mar
Jan
25
Mar
75C
75C
79c
10,300
2.60
2.60
2.71
13,242
16%c
16 %c
18c
20,500
igc
i
4 35
4^0
18c
20c
11,250
4.35
55c
1.95
13c
18c
'r-
July
Feb
Jan
Aug
New
;
Nipissing
Nisto
7
Nor
-
Noranda
2.15. Mar i
1.01 July
1.28
20,500
100
11
11%
100
11%
July
Apr/,
60c
July
26
July
65c
26%
-
-
26%
5
5
5
5
-
7'
■
•
v
68,350
70c
»
50
.
4%
800"
v
29%
185
-1.40
12,225
•
20c
22c
19,100
63C
65c
8,350
'. 6.95 Mar
34
Aug
53c r'«hm
46c
47C
62c
Apr j
2.05
Jan
*
32c
35c
1.6V
1.81
:32c V
1
1.65
V
•
_22c
v.
II 71C
■I.
20c:
/22c
'
.
Preferred
36,466
:•
58,100
65c
50c
Northspan
4.30
15c
.
t
4.45
4.20
1
9c
%
7,000
Canada
19c
4,15
v
4.25
%'■
*
3.95'
V.16c
790c
66 %
•,
-
3.55
Apr
Northwestern
Apr
Norvalie
Util
16c
30,900
1.05
1.37
15c
6.95
6.95
7.05
1.44
1.40
1.61
1.30
3.40
3.58
i
"
'
81c
85c
3.65
85c
1.38
1.33
1.44
4.15
4.60
7%c July
7,400
55c
July
11,970
81,308
80c
Feb
15%
7
1.35
85
'85
.
.
51c
..
Nudulama Mines Ltd
•
49c
15,600
•
6.00
Obaska
Jan
O'Brien Gold Mines
20 %
20%
140
20% May
20%
Jun
Ogama
1.00
1.05
13,400
68c
Jun
July
56c
Jan
85
-
12 %c
18 %c
Feb
Jan
Jun
1.08 Aug
Oil
Lake
Selections
Rare Metals Mining
41c
Apr
Oka
35c
Jan
Okalta
July
3.55
Jan
O'Leary
Jan
3.35
Jun
Omnitrans
Feb
Ontario
85c
94c
6,500
31c
29c
32c
119,400
15c
19c
1
Jun
28c
Club
common
Apr
10c
Mar
27c
Apr
48%
48%
Jan
57%
30%
30%
31
295
30 %
Aug
32 % Aug
43%
600
41
May
48
Mar
6%
class
B
pfd
Loan
&
Debenture
50
43%
47
preferred
*
23
21%
23
422
17
Jun
23
Aug
5 % %
♦
21
21
22
1,380
17
Jun
23% Mar
Ontario
Apr
23c
Mar
7,100
3.10
15,350
32C
16,503
9c
15.300
2.50
2.60
1,775
48c
55c
9,900
10
20
10 %
10
10 V*
900
9%
10%
915
28%
28 Va
50
9%
1.30 May
Jan
30c
8%c
.10
Jan
41c
8c
2.55
Warrants
44
68c
11 %c Jan
71c
•
•
Aug
Apr
90c
1
1
Jun
85c,
2.90
95c
3.10
88
FebMay
2.00
85c
.538,100
48c
Exploration
30
5
-
9%
13c
Jan
96c
13 %c*
Jun
July
~
•
Malartic
Jockey
.♦
48%
13c
90c
Oils
1.29
19,005
13c
85c
•
•
Gold
11c
1
Mines
Rockland
1.67
40c
Feb
Apr
3.55
1.31 Mar
31c
10,375
45c I
Feb
Jun
6
60
45c
,
4.00 July
l4%c Feb
17% May
8c
3,800
45c
40
4.60 Aug
14
300
1,500
11.30
:
3.15 July
5,240
15
1.59 Aug
7.35 Aug
Jan
560
49c
4.45
1.68 July
18,000
...
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.75 Jan
.:
Jan
7.90 Marl
1.30 Aug
4.50
■
19 %c
Jun
35*%
9%c 10 %c
15
9%c
46c
200
.'
56c
July
Mar
5.290
.
9%c
9c
9c
66% Aug
6.60
21,255
7.10
3.25
3.40
1.46 Jun
Jan
10c
351,102
1.54
6.60
1.50
•
Jatt
Jan
15c
2,920
.
Aprf
'43c
9c
3,500
23c
14c
Jan
5.25^7'-
«
51c
-
6,262
5,500
66%
63%
Jan
>
5.05'Jun
Jun
2.57
Apr1
3.00 Ad^
35c
13-%C Aug
'
d
Apr ;;
7.60 Apr*;
20c
j
1
Feb
2.15
51 %
1
Feb
Feb
17c >Aug
31 %C
Feb
2.38
8 %c Jan
20,400
—100
1
Apr!
27c
Feb
7,650
89c
•
pfd
Mines
98CJ
?
Jan
Jun *
94,100
14 y2c
20c
*
1
Mines
|
1.55 Aug
Jan
5,500
17c
3.95
■3.95
•
common
1
1.14V Apr
Apr
14c
3,622
4.05
U7c
4.50
Mines
33c s Feb
■
Aug
11c
9,200
.
I
7
Oil
Trinity
Feb '
V 16c
v
X 45,183
10c
,
2.50 7 2.70
1
Uranium
Star
17c
44,700
•-17c
"
I
9c ;■
2.70
Warrants
North
54c ?
23c
14,000
;15cl6%c,
17c
:15c
.
_1
Rankin
f
Apr
Aug
1.00
173,425
r
!
1.19 May
'
16% pi
:
20c
i
'* 70c
Apr
40c
50c
54e
20,400
54c
d
Feb
July ">
14 %c May
31,000
1.20 ' 1.40
.
-
1
Ltd
16c
7
•
North Inca Gold
d 26c
Aug
>50c
5,000
.'22c 2(iVaC
v
55c
50
...
Warrants
85,990
20c 24Vac
7;
1.22:
•"
/>• 60c /
1
I
2,300
79c
30c
'
l1
Ltd
common
19c
23&
7ic :
23c
:
:
"2.2a^Apr
33c
Feb
July
:i7c
,
May ;
6Jc
Apr
1.48 Mar
-
22,353..
~
1
'
> 8,800
^
28c
23c i
•
—1.
2le
42,900
.
►
24c
20c
r
•
Oils
■
1.15
•
North
'Feb
Jun
Mining
Northland
35c
Jan
1
:
;
Oils
Jan
1.55
I
l
Mines
I'
16c
l.oo
1
Ltd
Mar
6,000
/
2,225
Normetal
&
*
90c
59c
36,000
1
Oils
'Jan
May-
37C July
v
1.1L
.1
Mines
Oil
2.00 Aug \
1.50 May
62c
T
1.72
1
;
Canadian
•-
>
i
24,000
1,500
74c
1
North
-3,125
1.95
1-85,
Jan
1.30
V
Aug
; 68c
4,400
73C V:
.
r
2.08r Apr
3.25 May r
Jan
2.01
1.01
1
s
Northern
Jan
.68c
31c /Feb
July
1.27 Aug
/
8;499
d
Feb t
; Apr 1
J Feb 1
1.65
Mines
Norpax
41,767
1.50
'2.55
,66c •'
1
-Hi '.V I "r,
;
Mines
May
7,750
93c
.
■
Norlartic
Northcal
14c
4,850
17C
1.27
•2.40
<
fApr ;
4.10
.♦4lc
20c
'
I
2.75
54,000
.
1.20-July
v
I
Feb ij'
Jan J
,.<5
.
28% -Jan
1.32
,
28%, Jan
d
Jahr
29%
25c 26 %C
1
Rouyn
2.65
19c
Jan
1.47 Feb 1
;
...
Mines
4.20 July
26c
Apr
14
Apr
3.10
75
:..13%
Feb k
4%
150
4.75
-4.60
-
^
.68c
;
700
16c
Aug I
1.83 Aug
11 %
1.95 V
Norgold Mines
2.75
10"
1.20 May
1
1
Gold
17,775
43.
:
'
1.10
15%c
•
1,150
22c
Aug i
1.01
;
Mines
12,750
page
Apr
.42,600
11%
:2.45 V
—1
;
■
Mines
Acme
2.65
see
5%
8,706
-d
c
\
57 %
'11%
' 5
_i
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
3.20
For footnotes
Feb
1.65
«
p
■
New Thurbois
2.35
:
39%
'Mar
18%-Jan 1
July
i
1.30
l„
Superior Oils.
3-00
B
16
Jan
90c
' Aug
66C
Apr
52
1
;
i
1,613
igc
3.95
27%. Feb
;
65c
s*
:
<
2.80
26c
1.00 Mar
,
•
Copper—
Senator
3 00
a
9%
1.55
•
New
Feb
38c
,
New Rouyn Merger:
2 40
Class
9%
7
—
4.10
1 00
Jun
.
May?
1,813
.
1.30
20c
1
50c
Mining™
Gold
•
Class
56
Jan
ADr
98c
Jun
1.U20
Feb I
42c
1
-
3.75
25c
7
;
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•
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V
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Apr
'
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)
Aug ;
Feb/
2.90
19,175
74c
16%
.
1.32
y
4.35
1
a preferred
44
50c
Minda-Scotia
x
Petroleum
Class
so
4.65
I
1
si
t.
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Liberal
48
.29%
Mines
4.00
1
Little
23
-
Oil of Canada.™—*v
2.75
1
Mines
200-
54
r5
l
Gold™
«
Gold
26%
«.
-
i,
1
♦
;
Leitch Gold
Gold
Aug
18
_•
Mines
Lexindin
21
2,855
1
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lawson & Jones class A
Lencourt
301
22%
1
Mines
Osu Mines
La
21%
22
1
Gold
Lake
•
i
Mines
Lake Llngman
21%
22%
•
Exploration
&
16,919
21,945
24
9%
280
•
Kelore Mihes.
North
Ltd
(John)
Labatt
Jun
24c
26c
3.60
.16%*
5.00
July
50c
.48
-
65c
•
•
;
Explorations—^
New. Royran
Apr
16%
60c
19,bo0
Aug
2.80 Mar
d
Aug
21%
3.25
t
165/8
20
;
;
•■1 New Mylamaque Explor.,
Feb
1.39 Aug
Feb
60c
17c
;
847; '
24
48
.
-
—
Mines
Highridge
Nett
f
May
July
10% July
8%c
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Kilembe
19%
[
"II New. Manitoba Gold.
1.59 July
3.10
2.05
i
1.45 Aug
7.24c
t
*
5%
45c
3.90 Aug
■
Feb
Aug
3.00 Aug
Jan
Feb
24c
15,728
68C
/6ie
1.25
Petroleum
Hosco
New
«
Kelvinator of Canada
"
10,700
11%
Mines
<:Newlund Mines
Aug
1.22
79c
30 %c
24c
25%
:
11%
New! Jason Gold
Apr
94c
26c
1.10
80c
Jaye
Mar
52c
14,550
1.10
Mining Corp.—
Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd—
Jellicoe Mines (1939)™
joburke
Gold Mines—
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines Ltd —
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter Oils
Jacobus
1,325
Julv
3.20
Jun
1.60
176,390
4.10
,
d
j
1.50 July
'
Harrlcana
^ New
■
Apr
3.85
Gas
New
,
July
20c
1.83
4.00
24
,
m
Fortune Mines.
New
1.80 Mar <
50
2.75 Jan
3,000
1.50
25%
25c
,
Mines
Newnorth
23c
1
436C
<;
3.25
e
3.70
400
4.75
33c
;
62c
II100
Mar*
7,662
4.4U
1.40
New Goldvue Mines
(
Aug
40%
Jan
1.20
II
Oar
New Dickenson
.
2.90
.2.90
.1
•
dJ
2.30
2.30
•;
25%
Petroleum
New. Delhi
Aug
131% Mar
Jan
27%
"♦
New
46
Aug
60c
6,228
"
600,547
,
■;
Steel
Davies
New
110 J
Jan
f
2,100
70c
47%
3.20
4.00
Ltd——
preferred...
,New Continental
.;
Apr
25
Jan
126%' Jan
I,603
37
70c
45%
1.60
1.55
Chamberlain Petroleum
Concord Developments
New
116% Aug
Jan
78%
6,584
36
37
46%
_1
Mines—
Products Ltd
106
128 128%
103
105%
8
Pige Line
Mines Ltd
Interprovincial
'
22
33
'•
Jan
1.74
•
■'
-
2.03
47c
Aug
Feb
81c
71,810
Jan
12%
75c
100
1.36
Jan
11
11%
1.24
4.40
Apr
1.37
23c
30,100
31c
29c
.
11%
1
Bristol
New
'"New
Aug
20
Apr
Jan
150
•
..
1.10 Aug
10
2,675
.7
42%
42
i
16% July
14%
,
29c
11%
Chemical com—...5
• •
'"New Calumet
.
,:8%, Jan
li
575
18%
1
Ltd
Bidlamaque
Oils
New
Apr
Feb
5
550
22% Mar
Athona Mines 2
New
Feb
17,200
Jan
5
Alger
New
Aug
50%
-
11%
„6 54
7%
85c
59
Jan
Aug
15
860
.
70c
New
48
18%
15
18
18%
Mines
'
National
Feb
,1.30
'
4.65'Apr
Works.
New British Dominion Oil
102%
18%
Jan
1
Feb
Jun
*1.12
18%
10
2.55
1
Aug
200
89,540
A_—_
class
Apr
88
14,083
3.30
II
Co
62%
May
•7%.
14%.
2.90
ri
206
12%
48
'7-
■
2.99
.—I
79
175
48
July
4,100
7
-
2,455
•
46c
34c
Jan
15c
352,000
I;
59
—
——
International Metals
Irish Copper
/
52
99
25
•
International Nickel Co common-..-'
Preferred
—-—100
International Petroleum —
•
International Ranwick Ltd—
1
Preferred
20c '• 32c
59
50
—-50
Preferred
$2.25 preferred
4%%
6%
25c
10,650
_•
6'/a May
200
6%
6%
July
11
60c
.-4.
May
65
36%
12% v:7. 3,505
11%
11%
35
10,100
60
58%
54c
Nesbitt Lablne Uranium
Aug
63
54c
Gas
Grdcers
National
"
•
7.00 Aug
May
53
100
65% ■*
65
;
,
59%
IV.
59%
,59%
lApr
70c
Hosiery Mills class A—
Natl
Aug
Jan
25c
Jan
common
%., Class B
Feb
8.35
3.40
25
May
July
29%c
Corp
Drug &
National
■
Aug
9,840
45c
12c
9,700
National Explorations
i
.•
Bank
—10
Life Assurance
—;
10
Oil
-•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred ——
23
Indian
Lake Gold
1
Industrial Acceptance common——•
Bay
28c
2,115
,5.85
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Iron
10%
Jan
64
Jun
7,300
41c
Preferred
Mar
Feb
6.95
4,750
2,009
.
31c
13c
38c
,
Brass-..
National
•;
-
May
50
38c
12c
41c
_e
Creek
Nama
15% Aug
Aug
37c
12 %c
Uranium—
Multi-Minerals
16% Aug
12%
12
Warrants
Isotope
45'
100,800
-
36% m
36%
-1
—
■
-
88
55c
41c
.20
Ltd
Oil <fc Refining
v
—1 MV: 49c
Porcupine i
Erie Mtge common
Hugh-Pam
Huron &
Husky
8-00
.50
Smelting—
Hudson Bay
Morrison
Aug
.49
July
39
150
,47
—
Mining
Mining &
Hoyle
45
7
460
X
47%
46%
' '
,
'Aug
.1
Locomotive
Montreal
30% Mar
Tower
95% Mar
,
Moore Corp
10
28%
Drilling
Hollinger Consoi Gold.
Home
Oil Co Ltd
Hi
68
Jun V:
j Moneta Porcupine
Jan
58
Jun
797/s
.—50e
Knitting preferred—
"-•Monarch
Aug
37c
1
41%
.1
Brewery
Jun
2.20 Mar
610
Mines
Molsons
Feb
8
:
July
318
Mogul Mining Corp.
,ADr
50c
Ore
6
1.28
Endeavour
Mining
Aug
14 %c May
104
Aug
Feb,/:
r 64
1
Metals
9% Mar
7% Juiy
88c
Apr
39c
13 %c Aug
•
Corp
Mining
Apr
.1
Brick
75c
Aug
19c
Apr
3.50
88%
•
Apr
Apr
'.'92
241,320
Fen
5.20
Jan
70r
335
1.59
Feb
Jan
2.15
61
—
Lake
47c
87%
Petroleums
City
Milton
Apr
Juiy
b/%
Power pfd__„_ .13.50
Industries
Milliken
39 %c May
Apr
60c
5%c
21,500
45,250
'Mill
Apr
3oe
12 %c
Jan
61%
Gas
Warrants
Apr
2.09
Feb
10c
&
7%
1.44
1.47
49c
Jun
Aug
24c
310
7
£.
July
Apr
9c
10,755
92
Feb
10
17C
25,500
94
•
7%
Mining
Midwest
Apr
24c
Jan
1.10
550
i
Aug
13c
Oil
lt»C
...7%
15c
:
Feb
2.65
•
Mines
Light &
Miarim
15C
7%
Petroleum
Midcon
July
24c
1.04
Mining
Uranium
Meta
;' 1.70 May
:
80c
92%
21 %c
Jan
17C
64,980
20,100
—*
i
Exploration & Dev
Mexican
Apr
17
Jun
17
7%
3.10
Mines
Merrill
Apr
17
15c
2.76
Lake-
Merrill Island
Aug
7%
v
Harding
Apr
.38
Mar
12c
33
2.91
•
1.70 Jdn
41c
8
11,700
.1
Red
Gold
Mentor
9l/2c
31c
Lake
ted
McWatten
20% Aug
12% Jan
14 %c 15 %c
*
Cotton common
Carpets —
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harrison Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines
.—
Head of Lakes iron
Headway
Red Lake
Heath
Gold
Mines
Hees (Geo H) & Co——r—
Hendershot Paper rts_——
Heva
Gold Mlues_.
High Crest Oils Ltd.:
Highland Bell ——
■
Highwood Sarcee Oils
*
Hinde & Dauch Canada-——Hamilton
26c
9c
1
2.70 May
May
20c
1,510
7,200
6,750
3,500
%c
Aug
Mar
48
/
1.40 Aug
23c
30c 31
•
July
11c
.
15,760
20'/2c
31c
st2e
1.63
Jan
2,500
.
Feb
Aug
•
McMarma
1.49 Jan
July
31c
8%
9
100
McKenzie
13% Aug
Jan
9
27c
8%
16,500
12c
1.50
Apr
60c
Aug
Feb
1.25
26c
Porcupine
Mcintyre
Feb
1.09
July
42c
lie
,
2.20
9UC
Mayorun Mines —
McColl Frontenac common
5.75 Mar
Jan
7%
100
55c
11%
59c
-*
Uranium
Gridoil Freehold —
Gulch Mines Ltd
May
8
8,900
—1
Ltd
Maxwell
40
2,024
7/ 4,900
1.45
29 %c
Prelerred
Jan
7%
Jun
24 %c
1.19 July
_•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Apr
2.40
1.40
1
Martin-McNeeiy Mines
9.45 Jan
42-/4
1.40
23 %c
12c
warrants
B
i0
2.31
V..
Feb
1.51
Jun/
3,230
1
Oils Ltd.
Mining Corp
Aug
64c
57
1.45
I III
Mines
Class
54% Aug
6%
Milling common..
Maritime
3.95 July
48
*
B
Greyhawx
Marigold
Apr
6.35
46
3.70
1
1
♦
Development
Oils
West Coal class A
Plains
Apr
64c
May
60c
Warrants
18
Aug
30c
6.10
1
7 13
Feb
45c
July
1,36
.
Maj
2.30 Mar
!
Aug
32c
-
60c
—
Maralgo Mines.. ————
Mines Ltd——
Gold
1.90 May
82c
12c
11,250
:
25Q
Marcon
Marcus
ItiC
1.47
.1
Ltd—
Uranium
Leaf
Apr
49C
>
.1
Mines.
Goldfields
Maple
Feb
17 %c
:Jan/
8c
26,900
9o4,860
1.40
•
Mar
58
14,207
35c
6.10
Paper
170
20c
1,450
47%
*
July
Feb
9uc
2 35
r.
.100
Consolidated
Maneast
Jan
60c
:
48% July
15,850
I
July
<c
Magnet
Malartic
5.00 Apr
2.50
2.00
b2c
>
40%
—
Sporting Goods
Mages
Mar
class B
Red Lake Gold MinesJ—
Madsen
Feb
1.20 Aug
:
3,125
1.95
I ' 14c
1.40
#-■
Mines.
Gold
Bloedel
Macmillan
Mar
13c
132
162
23c
30c
III
—
Sweet Grass
36c
Apr
2
60
33c
>
Utilities com
Aug
2.65 Aug
3,600
...;x
•
Feb
2.50
50c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Apr
46c
9c
V
20c
20'/a C
—1
<
1.60
r
Jun
7.18c
5,550
18c
20c
6.30 Jan
d
4.50 May
25 %c July
13,000
2.18
44,100
Jun
14c
Mines
Mackeno
Feb
3.90
July
70c
89,984
29c
Apr
July
22c
7,000
82c
Explorations
Macfie
Jan
99c
6o,000
1.99
Mines
Macdonaid
Jan
64c
May
1.50
1-: 53,405
1.05
27c r.
32c
5,200
11 %
Jun
8
5,665
V
,
6.25
97c
27c
•
Mines—,
Lakes
Gunnar •
35c
-50
.
Northern Gas
Gulf
145
,<
Mlnes.
23c
10c
,U%C.11%C
11 %c
■
Jun
15,500
■=.
1.60
1.32
150
7*%
6% Au*f
23,700
128
23c33%c
Mines
Macassa
100
—1
Gold
Yeilowknife
Lynx
7.00 Aug
105,172
Jun
26c
6%c Jan
17c
6%
1.16
1.18
r
High
Low
\
15 %c 16 %C
1
Mines
Goidfielas —
7.00 Aug
4,235
—1
Consolidated
Class
Jan
Jan
-1
Gold
Great
Great
4.70
4.65
*
Great
Great
39% May
100
;
„1
Grandoro Mines
Great
325
,
,
/
A
class
Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
,
High
15c
15c
Lyndhurst Miuing Co~
77% Aug
7 49
Mar
8%
1.02
—1
(Canada) com
Granduc Mines
,
57% May
Shares
6%
Petroleums
island
Louvicourt
Mar;
24
Jan
17
2,762
6.40
6.10
—
Bousquet
Grandines
46
—1
preferred
Granby
26%
440
6.25
—1
Mines
Graham
Lorado
35c
Eagle Gold—
Goiden
Manitou Mines
Goldfields
Uranium
4%
UJU&
Jan
Hosiery
London
Jan
114
1.60
Gold
Goodyear Tire
Jan
112
Jun
8%
Wares common—
Genex Mines Ltd
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
Giant Yeliowkuife Gold Mines.
Glenn Uranium Mines
Goldcrest
32
Jun
109 %
6.00
6.15
mrntrnim »il
General Steel
Goldale Mines
45
6.25
46
.JJ
&
76%
Corp—
Canada com—
Jun
104
for Week
;* Low
•
-1
Explorations
Lomega
40
824
20
Motors
General
General Pete
C/l&SS
19%
—
Apr
20
76 %
btcl.
General Dynamics
Geco
Por
'-v; 54c
'
110
110
Jan. 1
High
July
27C
12,200
109% 109'/a
109%
5%
Range Since
Low
38c
31%
34c
.'d
30%
Gatineau
Range
of Prices
Last..
Sale Price
Share#
,
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
Low
24
AUGUST
for Week
ef Price*
Par
ENDED
Sales
,
Range
Last
Sale Prioa
stocks
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
1.78
Jan
Jan
1.30
Jun
3.25 Aug
24c
Jun
45c.
Apr
4c
Jan
12c
July
2.50
Jan
48c
10
9%
23
Aug
July
Aug
May
3.20
1.15
13
12%
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
28% Aug
Volume 184
-Number 5563
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(859)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
> Sale Price
Ontario Steel
Opennslta
Products
Copper
Low
27%
27%
15%
15%
16%
—1
■
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
*
3.50
41c
204,500
! 26,300
40c
12,300
40c
41c
41c
1.65
13c
104
53 %c
...
Pan Western Oiis_
Mines
12 %c
Parbec
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
Drilling
Uranium
Mines
Petroleums
1.70
Paymaster Consol
Peace
River
Pembina
Nat
29c
Gas..
Pipeline
3.175
*
Penmans
Perron
1
common
Gold
Peruvian
&
Oil
24
Pickle
Mines..
1.04
1.19
1.45
1.55
1.43
Uranium
-.1
44 '
P
R
50%
Gold
Rouyn
39 %c
•
26
3.40
July
10c
16,235
12
18c
Oil
64%
I..1
Roy
Border Gold
60c
July
89c
25c
Feb
35c
Aug
2,370
: r
50 %
Aug
2,400
1
-
49c
Jan
63%'- 66 %
4.50
4.40
ytnc
435
4.70
16c "
53%
2,000
3.30
29,200
;
1.70
Jan
6c
100
6.90
Jan
1.60
34
33%
35
1,415
94
>95%
8,800
94
.
.v.'.
g
Warrants
Pronto
6.75
wome
Uranium
'y 5.60
Mines
6.90
6.20
5.30
*>rovo
Gas
973
v
5.60
1.95
2.20
2.20
2.36
36,300
1.50
"
/
1.75
Corps
1,520
26c
25c
Quebec
Labrador
8,700
15c"
28c
Quebec Lithium
40
May
25
40
Jun
41% May
Vanadium
Vandoo
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
2.40
33,205
45c
Mines
7,200
39,780
•
Metallurgical
3.30
...
11%
1,525
Gold
,
•
■'
TT
9,926
28c
Wane
1
5*
l.Of-
1-05
Ralnville Mines Ltd
1.69
2,055
Earth
Rare
Ravrock
Co
_i
Ltd—
18c
.
4.60
30c
May
24% Jun
Apr
;v 30
Apr
;1
Feb
Reef
Explorations
Regent Refining
Ltd
1.70
Rexspar Uranium
-i
July
1.00 Aug
12,750
1.72
2i
2.15
15c
8%c
2,565
22,475
2.19
23,795
10
19c
24c
22c
25c ?
19,316
21c
75c
73b
77o~
24,400
72c
Aug
19,500
10c
5,654
27c
Rowman
_
.
•
7.50
26%
28
735
19c
19c
20c
22,800
25
43
42%
44%
695
V 6.50
6.75
St-Lawrence
5%%
•-
St
"•:
;
'
class
Michael
San
Jan
Yellowknife
84c
84C
26 %c
Van
Somerville
Jun
3.00
2.9a.
3.10
8,540
2.00
Jun
3.0Q»
3.50
89,070
1.75
Jan
—50
Oil
1,100
8.80
8.60f
9.00
25,351
10%
—.
14c
12,000
13c
July
42,530
93c
Jan
15,500
30c
Feb
n%*m%
476
23
owitson
22
W-
23
95c
18,795
20Cy
24c
16,166
50
125
260j? 28c
52^|-i 54
5,200
93c
20c
1-50
1
81
Industries
Sylvanlte Gold
49% Aug •
25c
44
Feb
July
29c
4.85
20
1
1.17
Canada
11,200
43o
Jan
40,000
45c
Aug
75c
18,514
22 %c Mar
40c
17c
19c
26,500
8%c
Feb
1.45
1.52
400
1.40
Jan
19%
20%
1,560
13c
12 %c
14c
42,425
30
30
275
1.84
1.70
1.86
31,309
34c
43c
7,350
20c
1.35
1.30
27c
1.70
13%
25
.50c
31c
70c
Feb
1,370
11c
Mar
1,225
20%
22%
23%
980
2.80
2.80
3.10
29,300
,43c
43c
49c
10,100
15c
15c
17c
31,500
10 %c
10 %c
11c
9,500
*25c27%c
18,200
•
*25c
12%
12%
965
1.75
1.78
4,100
Mines
45c
2.95
Aug
Jan
89c
9c
July
20 %c
28%
57%
Jan
80
Apr
Jan
24% Aug
Aug
102% Aug
16% Aug
13%
Jan
18c
Apr
74c
63,600
50c
Aug
1.20
32,700
14c
July
22 %c
6%v
6%
450
1.23/ 1.26
6,310
.
'
.ft
:*•
-y
M
1,500
'•*
52c
Apr
Apr
15% May
.1.72 July
2.07
33c
July
14,000
14c
Aug
11c
Jan
Jan
25c
9,600
25c
55c
Jan
Apr
Apr
3.00 Apr
2.22
30c
30c
80
25c
Feb
70c
Jun
13c
33,066
10c
May
14c
May
36c
42c
31,425
35c
May
70c
.In n
50c
50c
4,800
36c
July
80C
Attg
13,400
„
9 08
Feb
.
4.75 Aug
7
2.80
Jun
July
19% July
1.05
6.70 May
8%
Jan
3.50 Jun
26%
Feb
1.85
Apr
Jan
17c
Apr
6%
Feb
10
1.20
Jun
8c
July
1.43
Apr
Jan
Waek's
Yukon
a
1,720
910
203/4
20
203/4
1,750
—5
5.00
"
19%
'
5.00 July
High
13%
45
Apr
Mar
24% Apr
6.00
Jan
Jan
25
Feb
28%
Jan
32
Jan
685
19%
20%
829
18% Aug
24
Jan
88
95
90
5
4.75
4.75
200
27
27
25
42%
42%
195
41
433%
2,4*9
24c
15,035
Aug
Jan
4.20
Jun
14 %
Feb
30
July
Aug
52
Jan
6%
42
Jan
33%
Jan
17c
Feb
47% July
29c
Aug
22%
213/4
22%
com__I»
1,880
19% July
24% Mar
24%
24
25%
1,040
24
May
29
Apr
1
54%
54%
54%
385
34
Feb
66
Apr
,.7.50
126
126
126
104
109
Feb
50
49?/a
51
1,260
._.
common
5
5
2.50
Gold
__
••
»
common
Mines
l
Mines
•-
—
39%
15
—
Invest Trust
Products
_*
10
Gold
Corp
FOR
1
38%
Jan
70
71
165
210
70
Aug
36% Aug
90
36%
52%
Jan
39
40%
275
36
52
Jan
Jun
4.65
4.90
3,900
3.85
4.05
1,000
70
69%
70
225
50
Feb
...
42%
43
325
42%
Aug
6%
20%
68c
6%
6%
19%
203/g
1,400
68c
18,100
64c
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
value.
t
(not Included In year's
(not included
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
r Cash sale
(not Included In year's range).
142% May
56% July
363/8
4.90
1
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
In year's range),
e
'
Jun
38% May
17% Jan
955
;.
20c
__
•
par
30%
90
90
—-
27
Paper
Odd lot sale
2,005
23
30%
183/4
10%
'
vtilities
Gen
5.15
22%
'
1
Securities
Paper
5.00
22%
"
-i
Consolidated
No
Low
113/4
41%
42
FOOTNOTES
•
V
■sags Sines Jan. 1
Miph
40
•
Canadian
Universal
Shares
11%
Sugar
Bros
Third
,
tor Week
Low
mil
Inc
Oreille
•alec
Rang*
•f Prloes
41 %
I
•
Canada
Flour
Curb Section
-
Funds
11%
I
^
Ridgeway Corporation
Feb
10,100
16 %c
.
Feb
18c
5
Lumber
Consolidated
Pend
Price
Apr
17%£ \ 20c
4.85., 5.00
Develop
""
& Ontario
Pato
Mar
15%
9c
Apr
16 %c Apr
14c
*
Bridge
of
Ogilvie
Apr
10c
9p/
Jun"
11
68c
2.15
Last
Paper
Oil
International
Minn
Feb
Jan
102%
410
10c
May
9%c Jan
23c
3.40 Mar
50c
Westinghouse
Loblaw
Feb
55c
22
25
2,030
Jan.
2.17 May
41o
Jun
11 %c
-50
International
3.10 Aug
15,376
7%
Jan
36%
30c
G*aspe Copper Mines..
Aug
11,000
3.30
Apr
May
21
16c
2.20
Aug
35c
35%
39c
Canadian
Dominion
Apr
56
12c
J
1.50
*
12c
Western
DuPont
Apr
29'J 20%
1.05 i 1.20
6,400
Apr
May
Apr
12c
Dominion
Dalhousie
Jan
21% ?22%
6%
33c 36 %c
16c
May
2.04
50c
Apr
4,275
InvestmentsIndustries common
'
Feb
53
42%
40
1.30 Feb
27c
34c
Dredging
Consolidated
July
Jan
9c
1.23
1
1.16 May
34%
6,110
35% Mar
1.45
Oil
Canadian Marconi
Jan
470
475
21% Mar
18c
Jan
23%
.1
July
July
July
May
Jan
20%
25c
1.75
Canadian
May
42
4,005
1.70
12c
22%
12%
Preferred
Jan
Apr
Feb
,70%
31c
18% Jun
23
General
Canadian
5.40 Mar
80c
&
Canadian
Feb
68
19% Aug
79c
Apr
60c
*
Aug
Jan
74% Mar
52c
_
-
Feb
Jan
May
15%
1.45
Gas
Jun
4.75
Jun
65% May
11% Jan
i-1
Newfoundland
Jan
Apr
535
4.10 Aug
14
20%
Asbestos Corp
Brown Co
29 % Mar
55c
8,200
80c
36c
Far
Anglo
28% Mar
90c
72,552
Jan
55c
Friday
11%
60c
10c
24^24%
July
51o
33c
Bale Price
Bulolo Gold
Feb
17,000
1.71
263%
3.40
45c
_I"I
STOCKS
Apr
Jan
7V»4
470
Aug
Jan
17 %c
Mining
10%
Jan
•/
18%
812
;
23
1.92
55c
Canadian
May
43C
16.'; 16%
2,266
Toronto Stock Exchange
2.25 May
28c
64e
1,200
713/4
Mar
Aug
34c
Knitting class B
Zulapa
Jan
16 %c
10C
4.45
14%
70%
35c
60c
49
46c
Aug
1,500
10C?
70c
ordinary
19%C Aug
v
95
51%
10,200
70q 1 89c
y
7%
—..
4.10
14%
71
Yukeno Mines
Apr
July
63,900
16%
18 %c
1
Gold—
1,500
4.45
5.10 Aug
102%i02%
1
common
Feb
Jan
16%
25
62c
2.95 3 3.10
10c
22%
—1
Minerals
15.612
73c
18%
Mines
Bear
Aug
29c
3.3b
Cons
2.22
69c
Zinc
&
3.90 Mar
49c
41%
3.00
_100
Mines
16%
52c
30c
61c.
85c
*
440
May
•
40c 2
Vic
10c
11
1,845
88b.'
4934a
1
IIIl
Mines.
Petroleum
Inlet
Apr
55c
*
oils
Surf
4.55
1.40
Warrants
Supertest
154
50C>
69%
ProDane
Aug
July '
1.21)3
1
Oil
Superior
9
25
237/8 May
55C
•
Cons
50
4.90
Jan
1.21
„_1
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact —
Sullivan
230
l3<r
14c
9c
Jan
1.30 Aug
7.75 Feb
3,310
26
4.9(3^.
41%
Gold
Iron
10%
25- 25%
25V<r
.
"preference
Steinberg
Stuart
y
•
28'/a«
Bros
Rock
45% Aug
31,733
43
Bteeloy Mining
R'een
68
300
20c
Canada
of
684
1.43
Oils
Gas—
&
46
I80
Oils.
Uranium Mining
Stedman
2.55 Mar
1.30
•
&
Olsen
Starrat
15
Aug
24% May
400
19c
Paving & Materials
Stan well
100
11,550
1.30
Mines
Stanleigh
15
25
45 %ft
52%
Standard
Steel
l£.
2 Of-
3.93
4.15
87%: 89%
25
4.05
———
Union
2.00
2.10
3.50 Aug
Southam
Stadacona
Lead
3.25 July
3.45
11%
—
100
164,990
*
5.80 Jan
jun
Feb
35%
Jan
July
2.45 Julv
class A
preferred
Souris Valley Oil
Southern
1.47
76c
<
Spooner Mines
18,100
1
Ltd
25%
July
3.00 Jun
1.19 Mar
11c
...1
—
52c
25%
85c
Aug
1.20 Aug
102 7/s July
_50c
Ltd
35 %c
2t>,yui)
:
Apr
Jun
July
200
1
Roi
92%
Jun
30c
100 Va
145
8,600
25%
Mines
Yale
York
;
Apr
2.45;
Ltd
Slocan
78%
18
May
142,500
25%
Mines
Mines
Jan
28c
common
Sigma Mines Quebec.
Silanco Mining
Simpsons
.
Jan
84c
———-
Dairies
14%
24c
2.60
trust
Standard
Jun
Jan
16
':y'":y'35/
1
Horsey
Siscoe
110
1
Gold
Breweries
July
ioy8
14c
1,395
1,500
_50c
Gordon
Sliver-Miller
150
.
'
26
24%<J-
15
Shawkey 1945 Mines
Sheep Creek
Feb
2.50
-25
—
1,625
24%c Jan
-50c
•.
18
47%
"
38c
Jun
39c
Zenmac Metal
Freehold
8ilverwood
Jan
IIIl
Petroleums—
Shswinigan Water & Power com
Class A preferred
—
Silver
70c
Jun
Gold
33 %
31%
102
Jan
14%
45%
Mines
79%
Jan
40c
3,500
18
457/a
A
Winnipeg & Central
Wright-Hargreaves
Canuck
,
7.85
July
-1
Windward
Feb
Yankee
V4
Aug
-1
Apr
Yellorex
79
20C
378,610
Ltd...
Apr
Apr
—
Preferred
Voting
1.20
Aug
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scythes common
Shirriff
34c
Aug
'
iOl^r
32^
Jan
45
6.00 July
2.98 May
40c
14%-
Coghlan
Winchester Larder
18 Va
32c
Aug
Aug
Apr
28 3%
30
36c
Feb
'35c
40c
Ref____.
Petroleums
18c
•
Cement
&
Wiltsey
68
17
1
Gold
Saskatchewan
Sicks'
Wilrich
Apr
12%
1
8.80
Feb
-_1
6,330
.100
Mar
1.65
220
..1
Willroy Mines
Aug
Jan
16% 16%
.Till!
Aug
37c
Jun
icc
231/4
Jun
20c
10,225
" "1
19%
Jan
66
73.n*1
,
1.22
Class B
12c
12%
25c
2.50
>
9
Apr
July
25c
56% May
12
420
,
4.00
-1
Petroleum^.
f 10c
16%
30%
6,075
1.10
I_~'
class
3,000
—1
Ltd.
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sherritt
Mar
'26c
Jun
Naco
(Geo)
2,714
16%
Corp common
A pfd
Mines
1.12
•'Warrants
Weston
'A"
:
Gold
River
Security
Apr
37,700
class A
Uranium
Antonio
Sand
Western
Apr
12c
12
;
17%
III
......
West Malartic Mines
West Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel
Products
16c
20c
•
22c
2.38
Nickel____
64- 66%
».
Cement
Lawrence
T85
7.50
26%
July
Aug
12
42c
Lake
12c'
Industries
i.
18c
_*
21c
Ma>
7
46 Va
Equipment
Pyrite Copper
14%C;
16%
100
1,336
3,933
-10
W
15c
common
Ryanor Mining
St
34c
31%
Oil
Jan
5%Jun
61
Mines
&
12c
65
8%
13c
18,545
25c
-1
*
10
Preferred
Russell
3IC
32,100
11
60
•
_i
Sfines
Consol
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte
15c 16 %c
3<±c
53c
Apr
21% May
23c
Warrants
2.65 May ■'■■■
May 1
75c
>150
Roxana Oils
i:
26
July
.1
_i
Ltd
Mines
Lac
Long
Rockwln Mines
I:
27c
1.70 Mar
-i
Rupununi
Jan
8%
....
2.85 Jan
Jan
Roche
*
6.05
Jan
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Rio
*
10
Aug
1.55 July
20,300
42c
V 2.05
7% Mar
2.25
13,200
26
38c'
85
Feb
8
2.50 Mar
2.60
13c"
Jan
86c
945
23c
1
Ashley Mines
Western Canada Breweries
Western Decalta Petroleum
1.80 Jan
100
38c
Rio Palmer Oil
1.05
8%
25
Ii
7,800
1.70
13c
-1
44%
10
23c
54c
;
7,062
60%
Western
Apr
Mar
4,157 :
•
2.25
1.60
2.30
_i
Mining
Mines
Aug
Apr
Aug
Feb
9,100
4.00
Wespac Petroleums
'
1.12
1.8$
8%;
Rjapid Grip & Batten
Apr
2.70
30c
<
."
Feb
2.50
83
16c 18 %c
10%
Aug
Jan
39c-
16%
—Hl-1
Explorations Ltd
Mines
G
Weedon
<
Radiore Uranium Mines
16
1.56
46% July
1.60 Jan
-
1
—
Ltd
Amulet
Werner
Apr
1.94
3.25 Aug
,
5,600
27c
25p
26%c"
27o
,
80
37c
*
Mines
Consol
Walker
Apr
15
July
1.00 July
2,200
/
3.30-! 3.55
25c
Mines
Mining
82,400
Alloys
Wainwright Producers
May
32c
9.85
'
Queenston
Quemont
40c
-
Feb
4.85 Mar
1.50 Aug
9%c Jan
1.004
2.5Q
35c
16c
Oils
3.50
1.65 Jun
1.85
1.15
2.29
17%
Vulcan
2.75 May
16c 18 %c
n
>
700
13,160
81%
Corp
Jan
26 %c Aug
1.75
1.02
Jan
49
1-.75
Apr
May
44
1.70
2.45
Steel
Violamac
2.45
Feb
2.30
11%
Corp
46%
455
Oils
Jan
Apr
1.75
17 %c
Develop
45
2,090
Mines
9.40
<
May
2.34
1
Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec
32c
44
class B
Montauban
Waterous
Quebec Copper Corp
Jan
46%
.."II"
Ltd
8.30
7
Aug
26c 26%c
26 %C
13c
47'%
.
Aug
Aug
Aug
5.10 Aug
,y/« 900
....1
25
2.50
™
Ventures
100
5.60 May
3,400
2.25
Ltd
___
Mica Mines
ruray
Aug
38c
Vico Explorations
Victoria & Grey Trust
44
Aug
5%
5,100
2.C5
Producers
Purdex
56%
20c
44
"
Prospectors Airways
1.25 Mar
Jun
100
500
-46%
.
Apr
Jan
'
Preston East
Aug
40
20
44
Canada
Upper Canada
Aug
Apr
2,429
Feb
18c
1
pfd_
Asbestos
United
23 %c Apr
1.95 Feb
Apr
19%
94
-.10
70
47%
54c
18c
16%
Mining
United
Jan
46%
July
Feb
'
19c
1.70
Inc
Feb <■
'
Electric
Debentures
72c
63c
Feb
3.00
Jun
20c
Feb
1.33
V" 20
Line!
Pipe
2nd
United
62 % Apr
'
7,966
4,500
Resources
-
United
Mar
2,000
22c
Apr
8.00
47%
~
United Estella Mines
United Fuel Inv B
preferred
United Keno Hill
■/""
Feb
2.75
Feb
1.36
74c
•
Oil
Acceptance
Union Gas of
14% Aug
Jun
1.80 Aug
Jan
63c
40c
United
2.25 Mar
f
Aug
May
Aug
11
2.25
20%c
47
Jan
47c
Feb
75c
70c
•
Oils
Oil
Union
Apr
3,350
54c
13,750
Pipeline.
Petroleum
Union
Apr
33c
51%
2,200
14 %c
Aug
9%
40
ExDloratlons
Mountain
I' Triad
1.75 July
48-
Feb
1.32
y
16,500
2,300
87c
1.70
Prairie
Trend
Feb
2.25
Feb ;
•1.45 Aug
37%
6.75
86c
1.48
Jun
Jun
99c
6.30
1.50
Era Oils
Trans
Apr
36c
6.30
-!I__i
~
...
Transcontinental
Jan
Mar
1.93
_l
1
High
—„
Empire
Trans
Jan
Aug
53
300
11,687
4.
B
Trans
July
Feb
25c
.y
,
50
May
22%
'-
n13
Jan
42c
10
-25C
1_
preferred
Trans
Aug
4,495
47c
2.10
__
Mines
^Trans-Canada
-
14
54c
_•
M
1.94
■>
5%
42c
9%
1.85
20 %c
Silver
Class
Low
9%c Aug
93/4
Traders Finance class A
a
Jan
82c
50%
1
._
Corp
Prairie
10,087
1.90
33c'
River
~
Raage Since Jan.
6,000
1.95
( uronto Dominion Bank
~
~ -V—10.
Toronto Iron Works common.
Towagmac ExDloration
~~_~~_~i
■Y
6% Mar
•v
81c
81c
;
Powell
Premier
''
12c
13%;
Oils
President
6,100
Jan
1.53 Mar
'
Poplar
Power
'
60
1.50
r-'lia
y
.
;
44
1.43
,
11V4C
13%
Oils
Powell
175
1.55
July
■j
i
May
Feb
19c
Jan
49 %
5,400
43,750
23c
,
7.85 Mar
4,500
1.04
1
Development
Ponder
:
24
28c
2.42
43c
July
23%
195-
25c
44 *
Gold
crow
Pitch-Ore
23%
■
2.25
Photo Engravers
Placer
895
y; 1,409
26c
__
Ltd_
Co
73c
28c
■■*1
Jan
Jan
75c
2.25
,
Mineral
Petrol Oil & Gas
Phillips
!
Mines
Oils
4%
7,075
48%
Aug
Apr
Jun
100,901
50%
,
50
v
Torbrit
Share*
12c
1
Tiara Mines
% July
78c
July
1.73
11%
45%
20
106
lie
31c
'y 11
46
Preferred
~
,
fo* Week
High
10c
42c
«
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Mines
.
Calgary
lie
l
common
<
Range
•f Prices
Loto
_i
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Apr
Feb
July
73c
*
3,150
90c
16c
9%c Jan
13,000
•y."? 8,900
-28c
11%
common.
27c
14,500
12c
85c^
1.60?
._
Pearson
Texas
1.65 Aug
Jan
51c
7,300
r
6%
Ltd
Feb
77
2,050
.
83c
:•
July
12%
315
■y-
55c
11c
61/2
■y
xecK-Hugnts Goid
Temagaml Mines
63c
Jan
76c
-
Taylor
94c
lie
8,500
12%$ 12 %c
77c
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
6,810
12c
Mines
Apr-
57c
90c
:13c
35c
4.45
Mines
Taurcanis Mines
July
May
400
18%
y 100 104 y4
53 %c 53 %c
Tandem
Thompson-Lundmark
12c
36c
19%
3.50 Aug
Week's
.
Last
Par
'
17%
'1814
Pamour Porcupine
336
43c
1.40
Friday
Sale Prloe
28% Aug
Feb
2ue
75c
.1
*
High
May
8.20
66c
Page Hersey Tubes
Pathfinder
23
15,980
30t
Petroleum
Pater
.
3.50
j&aaicru
Pacillc
Parker
•100
-
68c
1.50
Jracaic
Paramaque
Low
39c
Pacific Coyle
24
Range Since Jan. 1
1
—
AUGUST
STOCKS
-•
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Osiskn Lake Mines..
ENDED
-
Shares
High
27%
»
com—
WEEK
for Week
«t rrmes \
Par
FOR
Sales
200
4.65
5% Mar
18% Aug
57c
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidatlng
Aug
3.85 Aug
May
Jan
6.75 Mar
5.15
Jan
77% Aug
54% May
6%
Jan
20% Aug
68 %c
Jan
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Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 27, 1956
The Commercial and
4*
(860)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Investing Companies
"
Keystone
1.80
15.07
16.44
6.64
6.U
8.69
'
4.01
10.90
9%
11.82
Christiana Securities
Preferred
"? 17.70
19.31
10.77
11.76
8.98
9.60
12.91
14.09
17.64
19.25
K-2
11.06
11.96
S-l
25.44
8-2
(Income Com Stocks)
1
13.04
14.85
8-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
15.18
8.27
8-4
Priced Com-Stks)-I
9.90
V 12.04
1
6.45
25o
■i' 12.16
7.57
Priced Bonds)
Bonds)
(Low
B-3
(Discount
B-4
(Low
Keystone Fund of Canada
Fund-.
Knickerbocker
14.95
13.83
De
De
5.86
23.85
25.78
19.41
Loomls
20.36
16.65
Inc
Fund
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
7.18
15.16
62
Aviation
Common
3.15
9.77
24.49
21.66
11.22
New
15.02
16.78
New
4.26
4.67
of
8.21
8.92
NoTth
b.U4
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19.01
3.14
14.36
16.24
12.50
lc
12.53
13.72
7.51
lc
Fund-lc
BR
lc
6.14
10.31
8.51
9.33
16.b2
18.40
lc
lo
lc
lc
13.87
2.75
shares
11.31
12.67
stock shares
shares
3.03
7.09
19.32
4n.a
4.59
8.94
16.20
a25.60
1
Inc
Fund
Saydock
Value Line Fund
Income
1
1
9.59
10.48
Washington
XlO.28
11.11
Income Fund
Investors
Institutional
October
32.87
7.22
14.57
12.04
13.03
49 Va
51%
Inc—1
a25.03
10.18
12.J1
13.31
13.93
15.27
12.36
13.51
13.39
14.66
41.00
Inc~—1
43.50
a31.48
12.03
13.51
23 Va
25%
8.28
9.05
12.26
13.33
8.63
9.49
10.85
11.79
11.61
—;—1
18.65
6.52
1
12.69
17.16
1
7.13
1
8.95
9.78
1
13.99
15.25
Fund
Inc
1
12.65
13.68
11.24
12.29
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.6J
6.06
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
10
Life
10
10
64
183
Corn
Commercial
10
32
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
25%
28%
26 %
28%
36
39
5
$1.25
conv
preferred
American Home Assurance
Co_5
(Newark N J)__2%
Amer Ins Co
Mercury (Wash D
Re-insurance
C)
1
American Surety Co
Boaton Insurance
3%
Connecticut
(N J)—5
Amer—10
2
General Life
10
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Life
Crum
&
Ins
Natl
Columbian
of
Forster
5
5
Co
Co
10
Inc
Group
First
of
Assn
Philadelphia
Fund
(S F)
of
Newark
Fireman's
2.50
81
10
83
Providence-Washington
10
49%
Reinsurance
&
2
St
6.25
10
10
10
10
5
72%
5
67%
20 »/2
22 %
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire 6c Marine
Standard Accident
5
36
37 V3
Travelers
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
32
33%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty
46
10
—
American
Republic
5
10
Fire
40%
43%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
139
147
Hartford
10
96
104
8team boiler
*_j
5,
43
45
US
Life
Co__10
U
,
48%
54%
22%
75
23 %
11
63
54%
61
39
51
Insurance
Co
City of N Y
Westchester
Fire
in
53%
Trust
33%
&
88 :
91
100
310
Bk_100
100
425
Savings
Trust Co
440
350
'
316
365
Cleveland—
197
•;
National
33%
34%
Trust
Co
1-0
20
100
:
10
36
10
43%
45%
5
22
24
Inc—100
368
380
of
Brook
Co
National
(J P)
York
Royal
&
Bank
N
70%
18%
20%
7%
8%
Albany,
25
N.
43
63
51
50%
;
55
53%
J)
& Trust
10
Co
Phoenix_5
30' V
32
29 V4
31%
Trust—25
6c
110
117
20
51%
54
20
55 %
r 59%
17
1st Nat'l Bank 6c Tr
Bank
National
First
20%
22%
Mercantile
69%
72%
St
San
Trust
Union
Louis
Bank
National
20
Y.—
Bank
Nat'l
57 %
61 %
Louis—
Boatmen's
255
245
61
25
Bank
(Ariz.)—
Bank of
_10
Trust Co
Trust
32%
Pi Its burgh—
Peoples
St.
National
36%
29%
10
Detroit
Natl
Mellon
oi
39%
of
(N
Bank
Phoenix
67%
10
33%
*
Angeles—
Valley
5
Y
v
10
Bank
Paterson
2
of
security National Bank
Huntington
(L I>
&
I,os
County
Bank
12.50
Tr
Co
National
First
25
Trust
State
National
Rye
Co
48
Security-First Nat! Bank—12.50
Bank
Freeport
Morgan
67
45
;;.
City—
Jersey
40
,
284
63
Detroit-
National
110
Long
Island
Trust
Manufacturers Trust
Trust
6c
37 Va
Meadow
&
Hartford National Bank
46%
Trust
j-
Bk
Connecticut
31
28
34%
County
Commerce
Connecticut— 'v.
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Irving
Kings
of
Bank
.41,
274
10
-
City Bank
39
50
16
Co
Trust
Cleveland
200
Bank
National
Central
27
40
State
Bank
of
Albany
Bank
44
40
10
Recent
Co
25
Trust-
-20
55
59
79%
83%
38
40
Francisco—
of
Amer N T
8
6c
A—6.25
Potash
American
Chem.—
&
3%s
1970
;
•
Security Issues
Gas
Can
98 V* *
Niagara
Mohawk
86
87
Pacific
Tel
Penna
Salt
106%
105%
1986
95%
102 V*
102%
1936
97%
98 V*
1975
1976
100
109%
1975
164
—1970
113
3%6
3%s
3%s
Hilton
4V2s
Hotels
1C2
Union
U S
3%s
99%
Iowa
Power
13
Kerr-McGee
68
Lockheed
&
56 Va
65
Light
96%
97 V»
.
3VbS—1986
-
96
"
4%s_—
Aircraft
Lowenstein
(M)
4%s
1976
85%
1968
.1981
of Am
1991
_
4%s
1967
37/8s
.1981
*
Gas
.1931
Oil 3%s
1971
5s
96%
103
98
97
87%
100
96%
89
97V»
89
10034
97 V*
90
98%
3%s
.1983
4%s
.1970
118
—50
55
56
pfd__.-100
99
100
121
4.25%
Central
W"'
4.25%
Illinois
4.64 %
El
CO O)
Oil—
preferred
Edison
Light—
100
preferred
Natural
Paso
5.50%
pfd
1956
101 %
102%
-100
102 V»
103
Gas—
series
42
54
FOOTNOTES FOR
77%
OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
54
72%
64 %
23
2
31
2
28
%
99
95 %
Electric
Anderson-Prichard
93%
& Sons—
4%s
3.45s
Industries
Boston
97
142%
140%
93
1931
Oil
102%
Stocks—
IOOV4
1986
—
107
.1988
.
114%
1986
3%si
Power
102
4%s
3%s
Amer
Textron
110%
Mfg
98
95%
Tel
Calif
Southern
Superior
94
105
1986
3%s__
Co
Sheraton
98%
1986
4s
Power
93 %
.1975
5s
Elec
Potomac
Edison—
3%s
.1990
.1976
National
97
&
Ask
Tei-
Mueller Brass 3%s
100 %
100
4V4S-1975
1976
&
:
1930
3%s:
& Tel
Light—
4s
Bid
*
Tel
3%s
147
—1981
Tel
American
Atlanta
Illinois
24%
States
Mountain
'
*
.*144%
Indianapolis Pow & Light—
80
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask'
Bid
Bonds—
58
•No
67 Va
26
b Bid
value
tEx-lC0% stock dividend
tEx-2-for-l split,
a
the
.
I
Harris
76
73
Trust
&
Bank—
National
First
28V4
25%
190
5 ;'
24 V4
51
3
Fire
S
10
(Texas)
Marine
41%
&
Home
Insurance
Fire
Y)
88%
Globe
Hanover
Co
Insurance Co
84%
Great
Life
10
10
5
.
38%
General Reinsurance Corp
Gulf
_10
(Minn)
Phoenix
Paul
Bank
National
85%
Y
N
•Frueliauf Trailer 4s—
38%
Republic
63
44 V4
Corp
80
87
57%
58
82 V.
Ferro
75
55
50%
36
Power
12.50
-
(N
48%*'"
10
Square
Consumers
Northwestern National Life
Corp
51%
20
Franklin
Duke
Northern
36%
79
46%
Ask
Trust—25
City Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
66%
Bank-
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(The)
Bank-
11 Va
105
Insurance
64%
50
20
Rochelle.
National
40%
145
5
Glens Falls
32%
99
Fire
Life
12%
137
Indemnity
10
60%
278
4
Firemen's
Franklin
5
Pacific
of
36
9
Peerless
Fire
5514
,11%
2.40
35%
2.50
Pacific
4
10
34
10
Fire
5%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
2.32
33%
3.33%
65
Bid
32 %
River
67%
269 ;
261
Bank v
Natl
Westchester
New
Franklin
116
Northeastern
4%
Par
Union
•17
95
63 %
Federal
29%
16
111
298
61
Companies
Ask
Bank
Commonwealth
•
Assoc
99.404t
67%
City
York
New
43
.-1.25
Ka$le Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees
99.457-
99.316
130%
90
-
Bid
65%
National
First
40
30%
3614
York
99.509
99.673
20
Co
52
Hampshire Fire
North
99.303
10
Trust
Fiduciary
48
New
1958—
37
2
28
Life Ins
1956
34
Casualty
New
116
101 Va
November 15,
November 23,
5
10
Burlington Industries
Capital Airlines 4%s
29%
108
9714
99.785
25
19
Amsterdam
,
99.440
99.726
Trust—,—10-
18
New
99.494
99.715
Y)
6c
A
37
—
1956
99.772
Empire Trust
Federation Bank
42
34 %
5
"•
1956
1.
99.567
99.387
Northern
40
53
November 8,
6c Tr—25
Bk
State
5
5
National Union Fire
Nationwide Corp class
November
Bank
140
23%
99.887
99.833
99.619
99.551
C/h Sc 3-5 o*™""
130
48
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Colonial
4%
26
99.877
99.823
99.604
-
—
Ins—
.
31%
Ask
125 %
Amer_5
C)
N
2IV4
10
Co
Life
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life
Companies Inc
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Lincoln National Life
10
Maryland
Casualty.
_
_1
Massachusetts Bonding
_5
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
Merchants & Manufacturers
4
National Fire..
10
(Greensboro
24
_0.25
Shippers
&
29'Vb
.
5
American
Bankers
..
37
Assur
North
Standard
Jefferson
27
34
Equitable
Amer
34
25
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Automobile
American
of
Co
Insurance
•;
2
American
BM
Par
67%
194
99.926
1956
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
Trade Bank
Companies
136
s
Ask
—
1956
25,
100:
10
12.50
Exchange Bank—10
United States
Ask
126
Insurance Co
Aetna
18,
October
Trust
Sterling
Aetna
October
99.932
:V\;Bank of New York
New
1
Inc
Whitehall
Bid
99.980
York—
New
of
12.34
12.42
Shares_l
Ltd
11.01
11.93
Par
Dollar Vain*
Bid
99.977
Par
Chem
10.91
Insurance
99.30
100.1
Bills
Ask
Bank & Trust
Chase Manhattan
.lc
Inst Foundation Fund.
99.31
99.680
1956—
11,
Bankers
a38.28
Mutual
Fund
1956
6, 1956
13, 1956
20, 1966«
27. I9661956——*——-—
33.20
6.68
13.40
Street Investing Corp
Investors
3-57
100.3
15.50
lo
Fund
Bank
22.84
Wellington Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
September
14.26
8.04
Wall
Incorporated
30,
1
1
Fund
6-
<
7.36
11.87
100.5
100.1
35%
22.38
1
Inc
Income
C
Dollar Value
Van Strum 6c Towne Fund lnc-1
2.71
Line
Value
99.28
56
100.4
*
United States Treasury
9.86
6.61
10.86
Incorporated
3-58-
14.94
Boston Inc—1
Fund of
Income
12-
6.05
2.98
4-56
9-
1-56
13.71
17.30
99.26
3.625%
6-
Inc__1
16.00
1-57
8-
—1
2.50
Science Fund
1
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
■udson Fund Inc
5-
3.20%
Stock
Fund
Canada
1-53
3.40%
October 4,
Shares
Income Fund
99.31
100.3
3
19.25
1
1.25
Trust of Boston—1
Funds
100
1-57
~
100
1-56
12-
*
6c Clark—
Stock Fund
United
100
1-57
4-
100
11-
1-56
Clark
United
1-57
3-
2-56
1-56
100.4
2-
1-58
7-
September
Investors—
1
Street Investment Corp—*
Roe & Earnham Fund
1
United
1-56
6-
16.23
Funds Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund-—1
17.92
5-
3.55%
20.99
United
16.65
17.39
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
103.2
3.50%
14.81
United
9.80
99.30
100.1
September
September
1
of Canada
100
"1- 2-57
103
9.87
9.03
.
99.28
2-56
99.30
3-
Ask
Bid
Due
1- 2-57
7-
:
99.29!
August
Temple ton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Texas Fund
Inc—
1
11.98
17.66
33%
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
7.77
10.94
lc
Inc—1
1
Utility shares
Growth Industry Shares
Stein
10.33
equipment
Tobacco
State
12.18-
3.30s
9.49
Sovereign
: 9.07
8.71
11.12
100.1
1-56
5-
&
Inc
•
2-56
"6.91
Inc—!»— 1
Investors
93.4
92.4 *
•-A 4-
3.10%
1-56
9.02
•
Southwestern
94
92.28
Dated
Rate
Ask
100.1
99.30,
1-56
10-
3-56
'1
Bid
Growth
(Edson B)
95.30
95.4
93.24
91.28
10-
6.32
Inc
Amer
95.22.
-iy'V
;'-v
11-
1
Shareholders
Smith
99.1
96.12
94.28
1%8 April 1, 1961
2-56
8.68
Stevens
Selected
6.74
9.41
lc
shares—
8.31
1 %s
99.12
96.26
96.10 ^
*
April 1,
I960
Oct., 1. I960
l%s
99.23
1-56
1
Fund Inc
Scudder,
99.10
96.18
•
1,
1959—
1, 1959
99.13
Bid
3.45%
Shares—
6c
April
4-
1
Corp
Inc—
Stevens
1 VaS
l%s Oct.
99.31
99.31
4-56
11.84
-
Fund
Scudder,
:
:
98.20
97.18
97.10
2-
_1
(Geo)
Common
lc
lc
Bteel
14.56
7.58
lc
shares—
10.29
10.83
1
Inc
J.
1,
1958—
1 %s Oct. 1, 1958
l%s Feb. 15, 1959
v
Ask
V
98.12
1957
1958
1,
April
3.05%
3.09
Fund
Scudder
8.23
9.39
13.30
1-
3.125%
3.50%
Fund
Science 6c Nuclear Funds
13.o9
lc
1
1
Fund
l%s
2%s June 15,
3.00%
5.38
Fund Inc
Putnam
11.61
7.29
Rowe)
(T
Puritan
shares
Ballroad
Price
l%s Oct.
'
99
Due
9-
22.38
Snares
Fund
Pioneer
21.67
10.74
6.67
Chemistry
Street
Pine
20.02
20.70
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
67.09
4.01
_1
Peoples
3.41
'3.69
1956
Electronics
& Notes
Bid
98.31
1-55
12-
3 00%
7.27
1—
Trust
.
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.24
Dated
Rate
Series
American
99.23
98 ;c
1958
20.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.11
4.92
Ltd
Canada
Jan.
100.1
99.27
98.10
99.30
1957
20,
98.30
Capital Fund
York
Nucleonics
11.86
"7.34
12.45
•
Fund—
England
Series
10.82
,
Bond
98.10
98.10
97.4
96.18
95.18
96.16
99%
Assn—
Mortgage
99.8
1967
1957
15,
Aug.
6.65
Series
—
Stock
Growth
7.79
12.26
8.51
shares
Railroad
Stock
Series
99.23
99.29
1957
1
Series-.
Stock
7.52
administered shares—lc
General bond shares—.
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares—
-lc
Petroleum
1960
1971
20._ 1956
May
2%s
99.24
1957—^.—*
1957
l.
15.
May
2.95%
Series
Income
1%s
al5.26
—1
1
Series
Preferred
23.16
Natl
Nov.
3.35s
99.27
99.26
•
15.
l%s April
;
^
Series
Dividend
5.23
Fully
Mining
Balanced
11.65
shares
10.12
Interest
beneficial
of
159.23
7.83
Electrical
Equipment shares
Food
v
4.84
6c
Electronics
Shares—
19.65
10.64
Fund
May 1,
96.6
95.6
96.4
93%
3%s
99.31
99.25
1956
1,
2%s Aug. 1,
43.21
39.97
'
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
National Investors Corp.
1
National Security Series—
lc
shares
(The) Stock.
Chemical
Trust
-
1
Corn
10.O9
shares
Capital Growth
Shares
Mutual
—1
shares
Building
1
1
15.11
157.64
1
shares
Automobile
•
Inc
Fund
Invest
Mutual
Bond
1
Trust—
Investors
1959
1960
1,
Maturity—
99.29
'
—
1
Notes—
l%s Oct.
2%s March
13.11
11.52
22.90
Fund
•
Funds Inc—
Securities—
Group
1,
June
Treasury
1957——
22,
2s
12.13
Life Fund
Massachusetts
,
12.78
1956
1957
15.
Feb.
March
Treasury
3.64
1
8.99
Common
General
Feb.
Federal
Ask
,
8.52
1
—-■_*
2.87
sSock series——lc
Preferred stock scries—
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures
Inc—
—1
May
2%s
f
Stock
Urowtn
Inc
17.43
Franklin Custodian
Industries Fund Inc
General Capital !Corp—
-v.
beneficial interest
of
Fund
1,
2%s
2%s
3.35
3.04
3.30
7.77"
lc
Inc
10c
Investors Trust
9.66
J
Oas
3.71
13.79
-10
20c
Eng—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
96.24
2%s
Indebtedness—
2%s Dec.
5.19
..
_lc
;
shares
Mutual
.-
Mutual
: 64
•
11.62
*
Equity Fund Inc—
soueruted Fund of New
Founders
4.71
3.37
of
4.12
lc
Investors
Mass
Corp—1
Fund Inc
Energy
Shs
7.85
15.01
1
Btock
Fund
Electronics Investment
3.74
Bond Fund
Manhattan
Massachusetts
"■
Baton
1958
point represent one or more 32oda of a point
Bid
Maturity—
4.56
shares
Transport
20
_
Dreyfus
4.14
Special Investment shares—lc
18.00
18 "/a
shares
1957
Certificates
shares—lc
lc
shares
Petroleum
18.49
17.01
2-50
25c
1
Shares
Metal
Paper
14.35
18.73
wi—
1957
Figures after decimal
2.99
9.72
Fund—1
-------J
DlTerelfled Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend
1958
1,
1,
U. S. Certificates of knlebteflness
5.52
General
1957——
1,
1,
1,
June
2«
6.36
2.71
10.o7
13.20
April
7.07
5.01; ;
Electrical Equipment
-1
E
1.
Nov.
,
100.1
100.5
99.30
93.23
99.31
100.1
99.26
93.20
13.29
5.84
lo
23.85
Industries
March
3%s
15%
shares_lc
21.97
Stock
Aeries
142
137
3%s
a46.07
Fund—•
Mutual
Sayles
Managed Funds—
*.Automobile shares-
15,0u0
14,400
.
.
Life Insurance
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2 95s Sept. 4,
1956
13.03
.
14%
Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
17.95
Inc——1
1
Delaware Fund
Diversllied Growth
6.42
Inc——1
Vegh Investing Co
Vegh Mutual Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
22.b9
21.16
»}
Fund
——
May
100.1
99.30
99.31
10.81
Ltd_l
-
1957
15,
May
10J.6
100.2
99.30
14.
16.56
13.55
.
1957
15, 1957
2 VtS
3%s
!———
15,
Mar.
3.20s
14.23
23.53
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income
1957
3%s
K-l
1
1
Inc
Fund
15,
27.36
18.51
J
Fund IncCommonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond 6c Stock
Jan.
2%s
100.1
100.2
100.3
100
100.2
99.30
99.23
1956
3.056
26.56
25.08
24.17
1
~~I
Colonial
1956
15,
3%s Feb.
100.2
99.31
100
100
99.28
1956
15,
Nov.
3.15s
6.92
17.12
100
15,
Oct.
3.50s
a22.211
25.45
„
99.31
99.26
99.27
97.30
98
2%s
Oct
3.50s
11.23
6.32
-
1956
3s Feb 15, 1957
3.30s May 1, 1957
1%S Oct.
1, 1957-58
Sept.
2%s
99.31
1956—
17,
Sept.
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
Bank
Land
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
3%s
11.84
22.48
100
32ndj of a point
Ask
Bid
Federal
5.47
5.01
10.83
1
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks) —1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
4
14.64
13.47
.50o
com
13.89
10.26
•
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares TrustChemical Fund Inc
8.21
12.70
Funds—
Custodian
12.93
7.50
Bonds;
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-2
3%
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America—
.*
Boston Fund Inc
——*
Bowling Green Fund Ine——10c
Broad Street Invest Corp—
Bollock Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc,
*
Canada General Fund ; ;
(1954) Ltd
*
Canadian Fund Inc—
J
Blue Ridge
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
(Investment
B-l
10'/*
10.0?
1
*»eaeficial Corp —
Holdings Corp
4.38
10.55
1.64
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
*vA-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe Science 6c Elect'nics Corp.lc
Blair
9.45
4.25
9.67
1
Inc
Fund
Mutual
6.76
3.98
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic Development
Fund
Affiliated
Mutual Funds—
Institutional bnares
1.86
6.25
-25c
Fund
Aberdeen
1.70
Ask
Bid
Par
Ltd (Cont)—
Institutional Growth Fuod-.lc
Institutional Income Fund_lc
Institutional Insur Fund—_lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Ask """
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—
24
for Friday, August
33
Net
asset
d
*
'
Stock
x
value.
Exchn^pr®
York
-
.
-
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
k Admitted to listing on the New
"•
30
par
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
v
issu®H
Fx-stock
dividend.
I
ill
Volume 184
Number 5563... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(861)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
year ago.
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Lancaster
$21,233,594,582 against $17,718,774,320 for the
there is
week in 1955.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 23.7%.
a
summary
for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New
Ending
Aug.
25
1956
York
1955
$10,110,621,979
$8,172,769,709
1,015,976,978
V' 942,238,894
Philadelphia
1,246,000,000
1,068,000,000
641,365,954
+ 23.7
(li
522,429,972
389,052,111
356,231,771
+
325,400,000
+
2.9
658,822,000
598,026,338
382,519,115
+
555,353,422
508,416,019
+
295,133,012
+
30.0
$15,709,132,412 $13,171,164,830
4,603,718,475
Total all cities,
five days.
Total
West
1
,
In oUr issue of next week.
(7
was an
week in 1955.
showing
today, inasmuch
increase of 8.5%,
increase of 10.7%.
an
of
cases
Total
appear
the. week
as
^
has to be: estimated*
In the Kansas
—
+
6.3
256,529,525
8,842,595
247,880,413
2.6
484,651,605
491,178,601
3.3
8,738,453
+
8.2
53,976,900
+
0.6
11,625,807
+
1.4
11,141,598
430,275,331
+
1.5
366,870,035
1,377,471,570
+
3.2
1,193,533,923
1,194,312,391
(including this city) the*totals show
thie
In
Cleveland Reserve
in
and
the
City Reserve District the totals
summary
+ 11.6
5,323,157
289,855,690
300,894,085
118,810,282
102,648,058
761,249,145
680,907,574
+11.
618,298,497
615,122,162
(6
cities)
31,255,763
27, 418,530
140,620,940
405,700,000
1.9
II
28,068,664
110,161,497
101,499,298
399, 200,000
+
1.6
341,700,000
335,100,000
7,107,708
7,656,031
6, 588,689
+
7.9
'"I
ZZZZZZZZ
5, 277,905
+ 45.1
5,158,937
4,529,898
228,321,515
191, 892,633
+ 19.0
162,292,945
141,969,607
193,022,089
194, 728,301
0.9
169,780,399
153.632,618
8,796,037
__
"""
;
'
Week Ended Aug. 18—
1955
$
Boston.
12
2nd New York-,
dtlM
Dec.
$
%
$
4th Cleveland
I fttb Richmond
—
+12,8
.687, ,327,783
8th Atlanta
10,554,951,148
9,486, 268,405
+ 11.3
10,348,,804,501
1,270, 040,995
+
9.5
1,190,,235,361
**
4,421,936,652
+
3.2
1,193,,533,923
Terre
176,224,045
167,453,508
1,174,229,667
+
5.0
1,009,102 393
944,610,108
Arbor
761.249,145
+11.8
618 ,298,497
3,222,881
"19,263,927
8,840,551
11,168,798
12,188,080
.
+ 11.5
2,339,225
2,711,086
7.8
16,076,420
7,587,569
14,055,839
+
—20.8
'12,093,392
+
0.8
84,841,000
+
9.0
+
6.0
8,315,132
+ 29.4
3,111,618
143,872,252
'
9,331,591
8,802,710
3,728,521
159,109,869
'
4,824,078
160,618,310
7,357,423
8,724,476
74,046,000
*
92,444,000
Haute
0.9
+
11,221,782
73,015,000
9,171,400
3,286,368
7,756,000
6,191,205
4,929,085
118,787,720
4,552,822
43,376,957
*38,710,852
+ 12.1
36,340,406
32,053,962
15,675,093
13,863,708
+ 13.1-
-14,281,340
1,652,786
1,537,244
1,158,972,217
7,265,829
1,048,279,125
:■5,352,303
Des Moines
Sioux
I
City
Illinois—Blooming ton
Chicago
~~
~
Decatur
+ 25.3
+
7.5
14,141,739
1,549,935
1,416,942
940,549,170
+ 10.6
+ 35.8
917,104,481
12,944,436
18,453,110
15,211,954
+ 21.3
,4,662,640
13,964,899
12,643,449
10,042,789
5,645,894
+ 25.9
7,577,070
7,76(5,212
+ 12.7
4,487,103
.4,525,545
9-5
1,292,281,347
1,238,611,939
"
~~~
ZZ
„
*
6,361,671
(17 cities).
4,372,099
1,584,768,859 !
1,447,066,174
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
615 ,122,162
1
9,948,796
'
3,594,211
20,770,926
»
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
1,194 ,312,391
**
680 907,574
557,021
5.0
South Bend
1,110 ,879,345
1,377, 471,570
443,596
+
Indianapolis
8,755,,981,368
1.390.605J997
j
+ 38.4
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
655 ,710,793
J(
+ 30.9
Grand
$
728, 388,220
"
11
12, 320,467
519,804
192, ,884,894
1953
6
_________
,6,692,157
*
7
Philadelphia
5,323,514
-
202,488,123
\
Total (10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
increase of 9.5 %*
1954
or
—
24,379,964
1,233,021,857
"
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
822,469,963
♦
—10
Inc.
+ 14.0
•—
719,277
Orleans
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
143, ,398,444
16,130,411
Total
"
5,313,314
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago-
Philadelphia
by Federal Reserve Districts:
17,531,000
+ 17.9
Rockford
a
3,579,987
185,155,718
■
6,554,511
Peoria
J In the following we furnish
3,932,362
18,359,000
182,018,006
6.7
+
127,215,846
Nashville
ll':Z
larger by 2.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
are
+ 26.6
+ 12.6
335,723,661
Mississippi—Vicksburg
smaller by 0.6%, but in the Dallas
are
+ 20.4
8,296,035
Louisiana—New
District the totals register a
an
3,893,598
19,153,000
188.366,958
200,997,381
Mobile-
improve¬
an
;
-
23,067,839
~™
374,572,524
Springfield
10
-
1,233,021,857
1,174, 229,667
+
5.0
1,009 ,102 393
*•
1,584,768,859
1,447, 066,174
+
9.5
1,292 ,281,347
4
M
732,902,664
684 501,703
+
7.1
625 ,894,803
621,199,863
618
+
0.4
552 ,634,252
360,600,000
+
5.8
332,300,000
326,000,000
196,874,480
124,394,256
+
2.9
171,701,414
119,729,139
103,412,899
146,131,134
Total
512 ,870,168
2,628,823
2,632,967
732,902,664
(4 cities)
600 ,604,970
7ii 49
381,600,000
202,542,707
Illinois—Quincy
1,238 ,611,939
9th
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
684,501,703
+ 17.5
—
0.2
7.1
+
168,950,409
2,164,250
2,241,662
625,894,803
,
600,604,970
944 ,610,10$
—17
8th St. Louis
7th Chicago
—
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City—9
11th. noUnit
'
■"
-
12th San. Francisco——
Total
We
.
a -
^ 644,468,608
"
tyfi
593,471
647, 125,393
—
0.6"
542,917,904
531, 320,891
+
2.2
458 ,214,078
Minneapolis
+
29
1,081, 948,633
St.
21,626,681,213
19,925,641,409
+
8.5
19,662,248,650
10,835,841,744
+
6.7
9,671,196,563
Dakota—Fargo
add
now
our
(Hearings at—-.
1950
ZZ'Z'ZZZu
1955
s.*'".;+ ZZr~Z:-:t
W—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
-.
,n
(7
Zr.'i
1954
$
\
Pall
1,936,327
5,726,047
5,993,598
+12.1
2,269,875
2,179,518
+13.1
3,110,243
579,495,760
9.5
> 3,014,922
+
37.0
*
Portland
r"
8,521,579
Massachusetts—Boston
674,519,154
3,695,718
•
601,972,116
3,375,363
River
<
+
Lowell
1,828,751
1,447,517
+ 26.3
New Bedford
3,969,594
3,844,351
+
Springfield
; 15,944,151
Worcester;
13,215,148
*
V
3,621,446
3,757,638
+20.7
11,336,294
11.050,413
8,816,832
9,082,083
30,776,307
34,506,889
11,950,207
-9,864,020
+
21.1 *
38,443,228
+
8.7
'
New
Rhode
Haven
V
26,308,618
Island—Providence
19,114,205
/ 27,296.400
New Hampshire—Manchester.
+37.6
-
25,131,600 V +
3,548,583
2,673,845
822,469,963
728,888,220
.
•
8.6
Total
(12
cities)
+ 32.7+ 12.8
14,926,768
14,029,051
23,788,500
;
35,444.900
2,173,158
City"
926,578
'
,
\
928.714
+
0.3
+
0.9
790,883
8,992,558
5.5
161,449,236
161,998,018
11,066,316
7,017,995
699,244
8,197,200
25,655,581
+
9.5
10,101,028
22,201,670
419,558,567
12,987,324
417,328,918
+
0.5
381,677,278
147,749,738
10,716,591
21,027,690
360,909,867
12,439,552
+
4.4
11,610,741
11,332,414
7,147,351
7,046,491
+
1.4
6,220,971
11,052,473
_
City
Joseph
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
—17.2
776,397
9,695,248
-
Wichita
St.
1,118,872
—
(a)
cities)-.
(9
(a)
644,468,608
647,125,393
—
—
0.1
(a)
—
4,213,467
3,193,904
0.6
603,973,079
569,058,110
+ 24.5
0.5
8,276,834
393,807,748
+ 19.9
30,180,625
7,828,317
374,861,$85
26,651,064
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
14,817,420
Worth
449,749,231
37,679,240
45,186,276
Galveston
Wichita
11,905,195
447,577,900
Dallas
Forth
9.991,000
9,589,000
7,503,865
17,841,443
6,407,098
15,991,127
542,917,904
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
531,320,891
—
+
4.2
7,153,000
6,563,000
+ 17.1
5,915,769
5,599,423
+ 11.6
12,880,102
13,493,657
(6
cities)
2.2
458,214,078
434,997,146
—
7.6
—
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve Disfrict—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
York—Albany..
85,536,610
Binghamton
Buffalo
mi
i
(a)
152,517,409
uni.ii'n a
2,813,587
Jamestown
••
Rochester
-
.
•
122,047,749
125,227,580
5.4
2,552,039
2,249,966
San
3,023,538
9,089,799,665
San
38,567,949
2,551,715
2,348,998
+10.7
9,991,052,087
8,408,581,132
+
8.2
New Jersey—Newark.;
New Jersey.
(10
cities).—
Utah—Salt
32,194,316
Pasadena
20,314,095
+ 31.2
18,132,288
23,087,721
+ 20.2
22,906,185
22,605,200
18,267,657
Barbara
—
Stockton
73,829,992
73,710,941
+
0.2
64,980,565
77,558.259
75.596,480
+
2.6
68,894,982
67,035,569
10,554,951,148
9,486,268,405
+ 11.3
10,348,804,501
8,755,981,368
*
Total
Grand
21,080,364
0.9
14,703,802
5.2
566,888,535
6.9
19,395,221
16,989.071
650,273,923
+
25,513,167
+
6,439,131
+
24.9
6,047,292
12,723,666
+
4.7
10,408,853
57,947,716
.
—18.4
34,841,046
30,718,959
27,758,344
82,696,314
8,039,585
City
California—Long Beach
Santa
4,881,084
180,790,860
3.6
684,340,849
Lake
100,411,815
16,838,975
Jose
+12.2
-
173,301,416
5,490,337
181,479,985
28,446,999
Francisco
+
173,757,930
9.1
+ 12,5
6,122,117
96,804,051
Oregon—Portland
208,981,365
13,322,382
2,342,834
+ 13.4
2,670,496
216,932,045
5,564,736
235,007,931
27,278,875
17,655,757
26.653,297
Connec tl cu t—Stamford—.
200,544,170
—
19,581,158
3,911,417
134.514,755
-
3,392,735
41,740,442
Syracuse
+ 310.1
4,124,704
10,063,150,473
York
Northern
20,858,061
'
•
Hmira—
Total
512,870,168
655,710,793
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
0.4552,634,252
+
1,882,013
687,327,783
f
New
618,593,471
♦v
28,102,803
Kansas—Topeka
Total
<
4,578,455
5,080,257
11,268,910
9,142,690
4,637,487
1,393,385
3.3
41,776,965
Connecticut—Hartford
•
1,336,039
"12,706,246
153,156,270
533,976,128
2,794,560
0.9
r
Pueblo
-
5,717,278
13,473,545
-
|
788,845
10,748,397
Omaha
.
V
8.7
*
Lincoln
1953
'i'.'M
6.3
8.1
6,796,614
621,199,863
._i_
Missouri—Kansas
Maine—Bangor
9,672,655
4,680,982
7,385,764
'
cities)
Hastings
'W
Inc. or
339,491,816
136,354,060
8,266,820
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
.
:;1
Dec. %
f
134,348,261
5,057,845
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Aug. 18
7,829,850
377,957,302
9.9
13,358,017
Total
18 for four years:
8,124,988
3.4
:'f
Helena
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for
9.2
148,340,244
Dakota—Aberdeen
9,258,478,948
the week ended Aug.
9,758,398
425,871,033
163,013,763
10,282,186
Montana—Billings
17,667,060,080
11,563,530,740
.10,653,111
411,449,177
Paul
North
1,034 ,301,580
'
«
District—Minneapolis-
;
^
South
434 ,997,146
1,279, 227,346
YorkCity—mm. ;
New
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
569 ,058,110
603,,973,079
1.316,188,553
10.
—„1Q9
—
:.■ v Outsider
^
+
+
45,686,900
10,872,923
13,267,673
376,583,286
Alabama—Birmingham
week ended
trict by 2.9%.
-
•"
11,183,455
149,930,553
Florida—Jacksonville
We group the cities according to the
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
Reserve District the totals
*
1,110,879,345
13,132,632
Augusta
j
the St. Louis Reserve District of 7.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.4%.
;
1,190,235,361
—1.
Tennessee—Knoxvilie
gain of 3.2%, in the Bichmond Reserve District Of 11.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 5*0%*
'
9.5
+
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
the aggregate clearings for
11.3%, in the Boston Reserve District of 12.8%
Beiserve District of 9.5%.
,
11,628,154
9,933,605
Columbia—Washington-
+19.8
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
\
12,123,586
11,784,531
436,747,623
Outside of this city there was a gain of 6.7 %t the bank clearings
the New York Reserve District
-
7,211,515
2.7
+ 59.9
13,735,562
Carolina—Charleston
$21,233,594,582 $17,718,774,320
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
at this center
f
3,465,286
6,606,054
3,208,656
8,184,551
282,334,800
568,876,990
4,384,813
I
District of
the whole country having amounted to $21,626,681,213 against $19,925,641,409 in the
i
—13.6
—
"57,932,800
Virginia—Huntington
Maryland—Baltimore
We cannot furnish them
Aug. 18. For. that week there
-
5,037,436
1,058,000,000
1,421,936,652
Macon
-
■
62,675,500
13,821,265
ZZZZ1
~
cities)
+21.5
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,,
3rd
—
i13,314,112
—.
+19.8
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
*
11,553,310
300,067,204
583,757,638
.
Georgia—Atlanta
.§(
1,270,040,995
**
I
Richmond
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
;
14,941,838
11,164,949
Virginia—Norfolk
+21.5
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
:
3,128,304
1,390,605,997
cities)
757,934,915
920,743,695
Total all cities for week
,
3.5
+
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
+19.3
3,789,674,575
$20,312,850,887 $16,960,839,405
All cities, one day
-
+
14,543,451
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.4
South
,
3,573,819
8,614,481
—18.4
9.2
354,038,635
Ten cities, five days.
ment
5,922,881
•3,700,000
7,441,920
17,846,522
Youngstown
+ 10.2
403,101,333
Other cities, five days.
same
6.4
Mansfield
Baltimore
we are
+
^
Columbus
9.2
334,800.000
Cleveland
,
6,850,548
1,527,362
2,012,786
.
Cleveland
+ 22.8
Pittsburgh
,
$
3,330(195
4,877,265
!
Cincinnati
+ 16.7
Kansas City
Francisco
6.3
7.1
+
6,041,558
Ohio—Canton
7.8
+
St.
San
9.6
1,538,756
1,918,090
4,877,769
1,137,000,000
—
1.275,455
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1
Louis
9.1
■"
%
Chicago
Boston
1,399,734
1,209,000,000
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1953
$
+ 19.9
4,927,812
Delaware—Wilmington
New
the week follows:
1,842,422
1954
or
Dec. %
4,567,551
7,289,974
Wilkes-Barre
Yofk
At this center
Our comparative
1,974,164
Inc.
1,325,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
1,607,492
1,526,623
1,388,019
~
~
Chester
Our preliminary totals stand
$
1,926,584
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
at
1955
$
Saturday, Aug. 25, clearings for all
19.8% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
Week Ended Aug. 18
*'
Pre¬
telegraphic .advices from the chief cities
upon
District—Philadelphia-*
1956
a
45-
(16 cities)
total (109
Outside New York
•Estimated,
cities).
City.
(a) Clearings
—
—
80,789,218
20,680,582
14,528,706
529,230,904
17,481,427
4,818,798
7,798,585
1,316,188,553
1,279,227,346
4-
2.9
1,081,948,633
1,034,301,580
21,626,681.213
19,925,641,409
+
8.5
19.662,248,650
17,667,060,080
11,563,530,740
10,835,841,744
+
6.7
9,671,196,563
9,258,478,948
operations
discontinued.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Company and
Simmons
Foreign Exchange Rates
Federal Reserve Bank
on the different
1956, INCLUSIVE
23,
AUGUST
TO
1950,
17.
AUGUST
; yy
4%
6%
Noon Buying Rate lor
Monetary Unit
Country and
:Aug;l7>;':
Aug. 20
pound
schilling
Australia,
Austria,
.0200375
.323833
.323700
.323633
1.019196
1.021049
1.020758
1.019174
1.022008
.208566
.208566
.208533
.208500
.208633
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285562
.00285520
.00285562
.238540*
.238560*
.238550'
.238540*
.238520*
<—;-<•
.208433
.208400
.208400
.208233
2.784375
2.784583
2.782812
2.783333
pound
pound
*
.261108
2.757116
V
.140080*
.140080'
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
Automatic
.233350
.233350
.233350
Avon
2.774283
2.772311
2.772727
2.773972
2.772311
2.782812
2.782767
2.784375
2.784593
2.783169
~
Twelve
Aug. 22,
Total
1956
1956
"A"—
income)
(quar.)
from
gold certificate reserves
of other Banks.—
850,253
175
—
21,171,645
176
+
185,037
332,247
28,525
26,014
930
3
-
.
U.
S.
from
and
Uncollected
securities.
cash
Bank
Other
U.
147,400
—
23,544,232
24,368,462
'■
46,912
+
70,310
assets
+
¥ +
10,571
~
+
Cash
Federal
with
43*
1,205
Banks
Reserve
119
—
y.;
4
•
Bibb
LIABILITIES—
23,542
26,394,786
notes
Reserve
'•y-fy
bank
Member
553,518
,-U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
:
Other
Other liabs.
liabilities
Total
—
10,808
598,787
+
16,246
578
—-
1,657
of
+
1,258,817
loans
serves
note
$294
21,161
32,711
it
$318
shows
8
Below will be found
foreign
52,412
2,507
2,007*
+
+
10
+
—
25,272
the
following
in
System
Reserve
Aug.
million
in
principal
changes
for
the
week
decrease
of
member
lion
in
and
and
a
banks;
New
States
million
$731.
Commercial
districts
1st mtge.
of
deposits, and a
deposits adjusted.
demand
industrial
total
Baker
$295
loans
increased
million
at
all
the principal increases were
in
Association
1st
York
million.
new
increased
issue
in
of tax
all
districts, reflecting the sale
anticipation certificates.' Hold-
Boston
Lines,
fund
conv.
3%%
Inc.—
debs;,
bds.,
Gas
Water
&
Co.,
due
1972
A
1967—.1—Oct.
first preferred stock_Sep.
due
Oct.
1,
3%
Inc.—
1
1
due 1980
Aug. .31
20 year s. f. coll., at trust 4% bds., series C due l971_Sep.
1
International Rys. of Central America, 1st mtge. bds.__Nov.
1
McColl-Frontenac Oil Cq., Ltd., 4%
cum. pfd. shares
Sep. 30
New England Gas & Electric Association—
1st
mtge. 3%%
Coll.
Pacific
trust
4%
bonds,
series B & C,
due
Oct.
1,
Oct.
1984
618
4V2%
1st
Paul
1st &
mortgage bonds,
Union
ref.
6e«hoard
Line
25-year 3%%
s.
ser.
B
sixth series,
3%%
due 1976__
Sep.
bds., due Oct. 1, 197l__Oct.
RR.—
f. debs, due Sept.
—-
1, 1977
»
J
•
-
r
5%
V
8-20
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
•:
35c
9-24
9-
4
$1.18%
9-12
9-
4
/ r
$1.06%
30c
.
.
—.——
10-
9-14
1
9-14
8-15
9-29
y
75c
(quar.)
9-15
-
y
2oc
1
9-
1
9-17
8-10
9-25
9-
1
8-10
87 %c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-12
$2
—
—
7-25
10-
--
1
60c
.
9-29
8-31
7-31
llC
;
.
.
8-27
$1.25
9-28
9-14
$1.25
-
preferred
12-28
12-14
1
8-21
20c
9-
9-
1
8-
4
*25c
9-
1
8-
4
*$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-18
9-17
*12'/2C
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
*$1.50
;
—
(quar.)_:
(interim)
preferred (quar.)
Oil,
1
8-15
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
8-13
J
(quar.)
common
1
9-
40c
y
10-
*72 %c
40c
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
American
9-
a8%c
.
(quar.)
Co.
8-20
9-15
21c
—
5%
9-10
.50c "
shares
;
RR.,
8-30
25c
i
——
:
preferred
8-20
25c
—»
quar.)
10-15
*30c
(quar.)
——
1
8-31
1
10-
a2%%
-
(s-a)_—
1
9-
10-
*25c
a7d
preference
10-
9-15
93 %c
*
Ltd.
9
|10- 9
8-27
,
8-27
a7d
preference: registered (s-a)
—
British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—
10-
9
8-27
a2%%
—1
5%
521
10-
9
8-27
10-
1
9-
414%
*53c
10-
1
9-
624
326
414%
*56c
10-
1
9-
«
4%%
*$1.19
10-
1
9-
10-
1
4%
5%
728
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Class
Brockton
$3.80
328
Class
Taunton
A
+
4.40%
4.40%
.
9-15
*$1.25
9-15
9-
8-31
8-31
Gas—
I
(quar.)
Bascom
—.
95c
10-
1
9-
5
9-17
Rope Co.—
16 %c
(quar.)—.—.
'
"
*37 %c
class A (s-a)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
:
431
Packers Ltd.,
preferred
Broderick &
524
1
-
(increased)
B
t$l
———-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
British Columbia
1
1
1
9-
•
*
-
Sep.
8-24
9-
35c
i
(quar.)
RR._
Ordinary registered
1
Depot Co.—
mtge.,
9-10
9-
15c
Ordinary
423
Peoples Water & Gas Co.—
St.
8-22
(quar.)—
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Ry.—
bonds
8-22
1
$1.05
(quar.)—.
314%
Corp..
preference
334%
8-22
8-21
(quar.)_.
Mfg.
9-20
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
$2.90
10-
$1.25
;—-
preferred
British
-•
7
9-20
9-
(quar.)
British-American Bank Note Co., Ltd.
'
6
9-
10-
25c
Co. American
Club
Bristol-Myers Co.,
1
<8:
$1.18%
preferred
6%
preferred
Maine
&
6%
730
1
9-14
1
910-
9-
preferred
Boyertown Burial Casket (quar.)—u-.
Brantford Cordage, Ltd., class B
Page
Sep.
8
Francisco—
Albany
Bridge & Tank
Sep.
bonds dated Sept. 1, 1947
10-
8-
25c
5%
of)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.,
Indiana
-
of the
sink,
6%
trust
8-31
$1.12 Vi
—
Fund
Co.—
coll.
&
Freight
Northern
of Treasury
bills increased $78 million in
New York City, $68 million in Chicago, and a total of
$281 million. Holdings of Treasury certificates of in-^
debtedness
Utilities
mtge.
Garrett
reporting
$160 mil¬
of
(quar.)(quar.)
Brazilian Traction
Date
,1st mtge. serial & s. f.
Citizens
most
City, $28 million in San Francisco
District, and $22 million each in Chicago and in the
Boston District.
Changes according to industry appear
in another press release. Real estate loans increased $38
Holdings
&
Boston
and Kansas Educational
the Methodist Episcopal Church—
(Trustees
University
:/ 9-12
2814c
(quar.)
Co.
Borg-Warner
:
Company and Issue—
„
8-31
50c
35c
—.
investment income)
Boston
\
1957__Sep. 10
.
9-15
1
$2
Consolidated, Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts
Brillo
Government
in
,
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
.(
&
Investment Trust
Borden
Page
Date
9-14
9-
50c
**—____—_i—
Tobacco,
convertible
Class
gold bonds, series A. due July 1,
5%
15:
United
Bond
7
SOUGHT
Inc.—
8-15
9-29
$1.75
Boeing Airplane Co., new.com. (Initial
Aluminum & Brass Corp
•
Company and Issue—
Terminal Properties,
Co.
San
of
414%
leading cities
8-10
1,
9-15
—
7
common
Bohn
ing tenders, and the page number gives, the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal
-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Bros.
Borax
;
Cement,
(quar.)
Light, common
Co.
Book-of-the-Month
in the "Chronicle."
9-
25c
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
and common stock called for redemption,
those called- under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the details were given
8-10
25c
(quar.)
Power
Blaw-Knox
Bloch
preferred
including
852
9
8-15
1
15c
—
preferred (quar.)—
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—i *
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
9-
$1.0614
_—
4%%
Notices
0.3%
0.1%
45.8%
accept¬
2-
'
I
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc., com.
:
revised
figures
8-10
U- 9
9-1
25c
preferred
4.56%
-
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
+ 1,3457093
624,144
Increases of $1,062 million in holdings
of Treasury certificates of indebtedness, $496 million in
reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks, and $2,634
ended
322
respectively.
(Boston District).
millions,
$25
and
TENDERS
the
+
after deduction of
and
banks
to
loans
&
4
3
3-1-57
1214c
(quar.)—
8-31
9-
12-
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Hills
4.20%
5%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
168 •'
v
15c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Birtman
Blum's
revised.
The condition
175
(From
....
banks
191
+
valuation re¬
-7-7.
1955 reclassification increased commercial and industrial
million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans
5,
♦Aug.
re¬
correspondents
Industrial loan
Commitments..
figures
+
99
928
9-15
"i
Carpet, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Bingham-Herbrand
(quar.)
Bird & Son, 5%
preferred (quar.)_js.
32,404
9,505
51,221,538
accts.
to
deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined-
15
12
+
—
Banks
Reserve
8-15
8-17
1714c
414%
-307
—
9-10
4
Bigelow-Sanford
27,543
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
'Aug.
+
+
197,067
...
certificate
4
66
317,813
693,612
and capital
gold
+
669
individual loan items arc shown gross.
serves;
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Ratio
807
464
1
9-
9-1
.
Corp.,
preferred
4.75%
*Oct.
Total liabs.
330
+
10-
50c
663
+
1,605
others
From
524,206
+
633,715
49,985,503
Capital paid in
Surplus
(Section 7)._
Surplus
(Section
13b »
Other
capital accounts
—
i6
2,634
9-10
135c
<quar.i_.
Steel
Mfg.
Black
tExclusive
.....
+
+
1
Federal
From
281,845
+
divids.
—'y
10,945
banks
banks
Foreign
124,656
—
731
—
4,181
Borrowings:
3,706,144
items
Govt,
Domestic
106,091
—
19,868,327
accrued
and
31,644
15,318
+
252,042
cash
544,236
—
24,481
303,843
______
Total deposits
avail,
1,333
+/•. :>
U. S.
21,897
Govt
Demand
'
...
Deferred
;
'
+
2,978
18,758,924
reserves
54,697
deposits adjusted-—
deposits except U. S.
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Demand
451,109
; 8-31
35c
7%
Deposits:
8-15
9-13
10-1
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)—
common
Limestone
Bethlehem
LIABILITIES—
Federal
9-1
10c
125c
——
.
(quar.)
Hathaway (quar.)
preferred
4%
19
+
Co.
6
8-15
(quar.)
Co.,
8-
8-30
(quar.)
A
class
Finance
Bessemer
1
15c
Beryllium Corp.
12
9-
9-14
>:-V9-4 1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—.—
Mines, Ltd." (s-a)
Berkshire
283
9-14
25c
Belleterre Quebec
966
1
175c
,
Howell
-414%
9-14
10-
3714c
(quar.)
Gossett
Beneficial
9-10
8-31
9-27
—,—
Co. (quar.)
Hardware & Mfg. Co.,
&
■u.
1
9-14
65C
(quar.)
Ltd.—
—
preferred
&
9-10
10c
(A. S.) Shoe. 4%%
Bell
677
—
236
+
2,523
banks.
domestic
10-
}
180c
(quar.)
Ties
Bell
281
+
2
934
with
+
49G
+
13,456
vault
in
Balances
-r-
—
$1.06
9-10
1
Common
—1,806
52*
$1
10-
C';.
.
—
Common
—2.652
+
7,721
f
+
+1,062*
1,383
19,257
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-
$1.75
common-*
1,478+
—
6
10-
—
—4.062
1,375*
281
9-
10-20
(quar.)
Mfg.
8-15
9-
9-30
4714 c
—
Belknap
647*
+
8-27
10c
60c
—
Belding-Heminway
42
+
y
■
5,843
——-
...
banks
to
Reserves
1,345,093
+
■
$-17
—
common
Lumber,^Ltd.,
Belden
+
24
—
+
indebtedness
of
9
9-14
$1
*
Paper
Brummell
Beck
259
—
9-14
10-1
——
(quar.)
A
Cigars
Beaver
J;
Vyi-y-f-'t'V38
10,862
securities
Loans
77,511
+
8,716
27,199
securities—total
certificates
i..
__
716
notes
bonds
S.
Other
12,222
......
...
Government
Treasury
U.
821,321
624,144
+
238,029
51,221,538
assets
67
S.
1,238
—
loans
8
<Se
preferred
$5
Beau
5,039*
carry¬
or
.......
Treasury
124,310
+
612,755
—
4,645,788
.......
for purchasing
'■/
+
10- I
10- 1
9-14
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)
Power
Beaunit Mills,
452t
..Treasury bills;-'
251,476
"20,900
—
22
items
premises
251,476
126,500
Class
Bayuk
"•+'1,641
+
40c
:
(quar.)_—
Works Corp.
Iron
$1.40
Real estate loans
Other
-
317
'+v ^2)951'
2,150
securities
securities
ing
■'
28,577
loans-—_
loans
loans
Other
7;
—8,245,623
—
banks.
foreign
8,412,623
+
23,544,232
securities..
Govt,
loans
Bath
brokers and dealers for pur¬
tc
chasing or carrying
2,801,750
...
Total bought outright...
Total
418,476
—
10,932,699
Held under repurchase agree't
Total
126,500
+
9,153,913
Total
Commercial and industrial
1,649
+
51,131
adjusted)
Loans
9-28
13-31
$1
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Bathhurst
8-31
1-15-57
*
RK.
Show
Controls
Barry
8-15
$150
&
414%
1
10-15
(quar.)
common
Barber-Ellis
1955
+
86,051
adjusted*—
investments
and
Loans
403
>2,670
Agricultural
Notes
Due
:>
Loans
...
4%
9-
9-14
;
:
Bangor
7%
7
25c
Aroostook RR. Co. iquar.)
Hydro-Electric, com. (increased)
preferred (quar. >
;
preferred
(quar.)
_
Bangor
6
9-
J31V4C
;
:
L
preferred
Radio
8-
9-21
$1.50
Electric,
&
non-cum.
Baltimore
dollarsi
(In millions of
com
Ohio
&
8-15
1
8-27
v
'
Aug, 17,
1956
1956
ASSETS—
372,713
(m
6>
1
655,870
—
Bonds
4%
( + ) or
Since
Aug. 8,
Aug. 15,
96,167
+
(147,114
Certificates
,
+
11,450
outright—
Bills
,
13,611
806,186
loans
Acceptances—bought outright..
U. S. Government securities:
Bought
Increase
.
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
_
4%
ber banks follows:
1,002
395,035
advances
and
Industrial
Ltd.—
4Vi%
Baltimore
Decrease (—>
—.—
Discounts
1955
186,039
1
Gas
Baltimore
million in Chicago, and $72 million
in the Cleveland District.
Demand deposits credited to
domestic banks increased $464 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased $99
million and borrowings from others decreased $168 mil¬
lion. Loans to banks decreased $119 million. v
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
$
+
:
-
decreased $466 million in
deposits adjusted
Demand
6%
9-
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
8-31
50c
6c
(quar.)'—
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Holders
9-10
Fund
(Quarterly
New York City, $81
20,321,392
cash
'
million.
Aug. 24,
Aug. 15,
notes
R.
522
625
*
20C
--is—L
(quar.)__
Axe-Hougbton
Government bonds increased $52
ings of United States
Increase ( + ) or
Other
7
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Voting Machine (quar.)———
Products
Ayshire Collieries
Decrease (—) Since
F.
*
623
f
1
When
Per
'233350
.193330*
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
•
1
1
,
of Company
Name
.233350
thousands of dollars)
account.;
*
.496766*
.496766*
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
certificate
♦
Sept. 28 : ri
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
Statement of Condition of the
Gold
Pag*
.
'
due 1956—:
Sept.
conv. second pfd. stock—Oct.
subord. debs, due 1974—Oct.
cum.
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas,
-'J''.fj%-:
Date
'
DIVIDENDS
5%
V:
yy
,tr
(Continued from page 12)
Baldwin Piano Co.,
ASSETS—
called
stock
in this issue.
Announcement
2.755156
2.756806
2.755156
•Nominal.
(In
471
3
.140080*
sterling..
564
5
.261066
.261121
.261100
2.755569
Switzerland,
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
1
Sep.
Co.— "
conv.
.0800560
.0800560
.261116
guilder
New Zealand, pound,
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
4%
,
-Sep.
bonds
gold
(W. R.) Co. 414%
t,; *
>■.
>
Co.— •
RR.
&
5%
2.782812
.0800560
—..
Kingdom,
:
.0800560
.0800560
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
•;
*
"W 471
Aug. 27
.208375
markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark.
Finland,
India,' rupee_._._«—
1
•
1968—Oct.
.00285562
.00285562
Canada, dollar.
Ceylon, rupee
730
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.— • '..yyiyyi;
^
3.30%
convertible preference stock—
Aug. 31
Morris Paper Mills, 4%% cumul. preferred stock
Sep.
6
Pittston Co., 5'/2%
cumul. conv. preferred stock
—-Sept. 30
.0200375
.323900
Malayan dollar..
British Malaysia,
United
.0335802*
f
.0200375
.0200375
.0200385
.323700
._
Belgium, franc
Ireland,
.0385802*
.0385802*
■:
Light
mtge.
General Cable Corp.,
Grace
525
1
7
.
Oct.
__
___
,
preferred
conv.
Water,
consol.
1st
2.217297
2.217297
2.218874
.0385802*
.0385802*
Elmira
.0331386*
.0331000*
.0330860*
2.218625
2.217629
cumul.
•31/4%
.0555555*
.0326400*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0325859*
•
$
c<$
$
$
$4',
Argentina, peso—*
Company and Issue—
Manufacturing
Allis-Chalmers
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
Aug. 21
.
1
1959
issue
entire
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sep.
•
i. debs, due Aug.* 1,
s.
1973—
due
debentures
Newspaper Union—
conv.
Money)
York (Value in United States
Cable Transfers in New
Friday
fund
sinking
Western
1
March 1, 1974—______
Gas Pipeline Co.—:
preferred stock
Transatlantic Shipping Corp.—
- • • v.
5%
sink, fund ship mtge. bonds due Oct. 1,
Trunkline Gas Co. $5 series A preferred stock
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
OF 1930
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
525
Sep..
cumulative
$5
Page
Date
1'.
Corp.—
due
Natural
Illinois
Texas
*
,
stock
Transmission
debentures
49» %
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Issue—
preferred
Co.,
Eastern
Texas
to the
Pursuant
-
Monday, August 27, 1956
...
(862)
46
preferred
preferred
series B
(quar.)-^,--
15c
10-10
8-10
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
1
$1.10
9-
1
8-
1
Volume 184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(863)
'
<
Name of
Brooklyn
Company
Garden
•
preferred
Brunswig Drug
--
Co.
Brown &
Brown-Forman
Distillers
Rubber
; Brown
&
■*
Brown
;■!
>:
_V
Fund,
x
Ltd.—
quar.)
Gas
Milling Machine,
9-
4
8-15
r9-14
1
8-24
9-15
9-
City
6
8-21
9-1
8-21
8-28
10- 1
8-17
City
(quar.)
H2c
;
7
9-
5%
10c
9-
lp:
9-
1
8-13
25c
9-
1
8-
87'/2c
9-
1
i
8- 9
!50c
8-
_
$1
9-
9-
Cleveland
8-
$1.50
Cleveland
8-
1
$4.50
2nd preferred (quar:)^.^-^—$1.12'/2
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Bros,
Byllesby
-
10-
115c
10-30
9-15
8-31
30c
7
—
.';
8-31
8-17
ML)
&
Co.,
7%
California
Electric
California
Water
10c
Canada
Bread
9-
1
8-15
Clorox
9-
1
8-
Club
5%
pfd.
31'Ac
9-
6
1
9-14
8-15
3%
9-14
8-15
9-1
8-3
-
(increased
quar.)
19c
'
(quar.)
States
Co.,
Canada Cement
Life
55c
Insur.
(s-a)
10-
75c
5%
Co.
Ltd.,
preference
;
9-10
9-15
8-30
50c
9-10
8-24
,7%
Del
Delaware
Power
9-15
9-
9-
3
4.20%
9-10
Colonial
t25c
8-31
7-31
Colonial
132Vic
9-20
8-20
4%
(quar.)—
common
1
10- 1
1-2-67
Ltd.; com.
9-15
9-30
;•
Co.
Securities
B_
(quar.)
Ltd.,
IV
99-
3
9-
8-17
!
8-21
class
^9-
125c
A—'
4%
120c
10-
1
115c
9-
1
8-15
'
(quar.)^__
L
1$1.25
9-
1
9-
1
Paper,
Credit
class
Co.
v
Canadian Locomotive
Ltd;
<quar.)__
Canadian
8-15
Tire Corp. Ltd.,
preferred
(s-a)
5%
•
Canadian
A
(quar.)_.
25c'
(quar.)__
;
;
.
9-15
,
.
8-31
1
$38c
it
A
Class
V
4%
'<
Carlisle
-v
'
•
■
-
-•
—
9-
12-15
12- 1
Dow
!'!
common
Co.
(quar.)
9-
7
8-20
9-' 7
8-20
8-15
8-17
9-10
10c
9-
1
8-15
20c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
1
8-10
50c
9-
7
8-27
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)__.
9-
7
8-27
8-31
8-15
Container Corp.
8-31
8-15
Continental
75c
>Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4%%
Catalin Corp. of America—
>■
$1.20 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
10-
1
1
Continental
9-12
9-
$1.12'/a vV:
pfd. (quar.)
8-15
,
r
'•
Class
L-a
A
Class
B
Class
B
Products,
Ltd.,
30c
class
A
:
(quar.)
1
9-
,;H3c
+5c
—
(quar.)
125C
8-31
—
■■
(quar.)
H2c
11-30
t25c
11-30
11-15
Cold
Central
•
Storage
Central Detroit
•
Central
«
Central
Gas
&
preferred
of
B
Georgia
'
•
B
5%
A
B
(quar.)
iV
4.35%
4.50%
4.75%
v
^Central
•vt
preferred
preferred
preferred
:/■
9-20
.
9-20
$1.25 *
(quar.)
91212-
1
;
$1.08%
10-
1
(quar.)—
$1.12'/a
10-
1
$1.18% •'
10-
9-10
1
65c'
9-21
;
9-10
1
per
40c
9-10
9-29
;
9-18
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.i_
$1.06'/«J
Louisiana
Electric—
7'/* 7
9-29
9-15
9-
35c
8-31
(entire
called
plus this dividend
(stock
&
on
at
for
Varnish,
each
one
9-
1
8-
1
9-14
10-
8
9-14
1
12-14
.
22%C:J
$5.25
/
Cornell
/r-
,
Coro,
Natural
Corroon
Products
Gas
&
/
"
*■
'•
■
Central
Central
)
4.75%
4.15%
4.65%
Century
preferred
Steel
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
Wire.
&
Telephone
preferred
preferred
preferred
Electric
5.40%
pfd.
25c
67
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
5
9-
1
9-
;:r
__:
(quar.
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
Cosmopolitan
9-14
$1.04
12'/2C
1
8-24
Century Foundry,
'Century
5%
preferred
Chance
$1.25
Mills (quar.)
Products
(quar.)_
Champion Paper & Fibre, new
$*.50
(quar.)__
Ribbon
Certain-Teed
9-
8-15
preferred
(A. B.)
com.
(initial)
•
Edgewater
Edison
<quar.)_—^_____
___
(quar.)_
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
31/2% preferred (quar.)
$3
preference
(quar.)_
.Chicago,
a
Burlington
Chicago «te Eastern
$2 class
A
(quar.)
&
Quincy
__1
RR.
Illinois RR.—
.
Chicago Mill & Lumber
9-1
8-10
—
(quar.)_.
- -
1
/El
9-10
9-15
8-24
9-20
9-
4
10-
•
7-30
30c
9-22
9-12
10-15
9-20
4V*%
8-24
$4.50
8-24
,
9-10
9-15
11-
1
75c
9-
1
75c
9-25
$2
9-27
$2
25c
1
Seal
109-
1
% 9-12
Finance
Crown
4
Zellerbach
Crucible
Crum
10-15
Steel
7
8-24
9-
5
5
"
r
8-1U
&
Forster,
preferred
of
A
4
9-14
$1.12
preferred
(quar.)
(12-, 1
12-
\
11-15
1
8-15
9-
1
8-8
9-
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-28
10-15
9-14
11-
50c
50c
8-
1
9-14
9-15
10-
9-
1
$4.40
9-18
40c
9-10
8-24
5c
8-30
8-20
15C
10-15
10-10
9-
'
9-
5c
*
30c
1
8-15
9-10
15c
8-14
11-1
10-22
25c
9-10
8-31
15c
(initial)
9-15
8-31
$1.25
9-15
8-24
8-14
25c
9-10
8-24
8-31
55c
Co.--*
Common
$1.50
Elizabethtown
Elmira
9-15
8-31
-
? ,7
Empire
.
V
Co.
&
Co.,
common
Gas
Co,,
9-14
9-
8-10
4
28e
12-
3
11-
9
Resistor
$1.20
8-16
8-24
9-12
8-31
9-12
"
8-31
1
9-20
9-15
8-27
10-
10-
1
1
10-
1
8-27
50c
10-
1
9-14
$1.02'/a
9-1
8-15
$1.06 V*
9-
1
8-15
$1.37%
$1.34
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-27
8-2,7
8-15
$1.41%
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
$1.10
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
;____
•
$1.37%
15c
Gas
Electric
Co.
(quar.)
(s-a)
9-13
9-15
8-31
9-1
8-22
9-14
8-15
25c
-
25c
25c
(quar.)
9-28
56 %c
Consolidated
Corp.,
8-31
9-15
10-
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
45c
9-27
9-
:
30c
$1.19
9-15
11-
1
6
8-24
10-19
Co.—
!
common
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
40c
9-14
$1.25
8-31
8-15
$1.18=%
;
8-31
8-15
30c
9-10
8-21
$3.50
(quar.)
10-
1
8-31
9-21
9-17
8-27
12M8C
9-
1
8-15
37 %C
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
9-
1
25C
(quar.)
4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 convertible pfd. (quar.)
Erie
&
Pittsburgh RR., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred A
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)_
Erip
9-14
9-15
$5
$1.03
,
Emsco
'
9-28
20c
(quar.)
common
7% preferred (s-a)
Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd.
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
9-29
5
$1.18
10-15
$2'
5
9-
*25c
1
(quar.)
1
28c
9-
1
$1.12'/a
;
11-
*'
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
8-20
3
1010-
40c
(quar.)
25C
9-10
9-15
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
8-13
9-21
$1.06'A
Williamsport RR. Co.
District
10- 1
52'/a C
common
Emporium-Capwell Co.,
8-24
7'/aC
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
9-10
8-15
t25c
1
50c
1
60c
/
11-
,
9-29
9-
■.
(quar.)
8-23
9-14
9-29
10-15
50c
!
1
8-10
8-22
......
par)
9-
8-13
8-13
10-15
30c
5%
1
8-13
,
8-22
+$1.50,
Common
9-28
1
9-15
t$l
(quar.)_
9-14
8-31
1
9-
25c
•
8-15
9-
9-
$1.75
__i.
preferred
Stores,
preferred
8-14
4c
8-27
(quar.)
8-27
75c
8-17
10-10
ij>
5.50%
preferred "1956 series" (initial)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—
9-11
$1.05
9-10
12'/aC
1
(quar.)
4
9-15
preferred
9-11
9-14
5
9-21
•;
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch (quar.)
1
1
8
8-17
75c
preferred
12-14
8-31
8-15
•
11-15
1
*
quar.)_.
Ltd.—
preferred
11-15
■
9-28
10
30c
9-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-i,
20C
9-
(quar.)...___
10c
___
8-31
$3
pfd.
(quar.)
(s-a)_____
9-
(auar.)
preferred
9-12"'
$1.10
Electrographic Corp.
8-25
11-
1
9-
8-31
2%
34 %c
5'/a%
RR.
25C
(quar.)_,
(quar.)_._
$1.12
Co.
Natural
1-1-57
93 %c
r—
pfd.
10-1
1
15c
28'/aC
(s-a)
$4.20
America
common
Crystal Oil & Land,
9-
50c
class
Corp.,
10-
50c
5.36%
8-10
9-
Paso
10c
—-
Co.,, common
Co.,
Co.
8-17
9-12
t30c
;
5 '/2 %
9-21
20c
A
8-13
9-15;
; 11-1
4%
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
2%
class
'
8-31
>
20c
=
Laboratories—
Steel
$2.50
(quar.)i
preferred
8%
11-
&
r
;
10c
(quar.)
International,
Crown
8-15
9-
,
$1
B
Cork
20c
4C
Cork
Crown
-■*
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
8-10
9-30
El
5%
—
—
1
"
62'/a c
$31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
$4.72
8-27
8-31
8-15
3
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)
(initial
i.
Co.
preferred
$4.12
8-21
25c
,___^
preferred
8-15
8-15
2%
Co.
Electric
4.10%
5c
Oil
(quar.)
Sexton, 4'/2%
Crown
5
87'/2C
Co.__!_
Class
8-25
IV2C
33A%
Paso
1
100%,.
pfd. (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crossett Co., class A (quar,)_
9-10
BIV2C
J
;
30C
10-
&
Sons
!
preferred
9-
—!—
Company,
Crlbben
9-14
9-
9-10
>
"
_j
(Calif.)
Bros.
4 'A %
9-10
25c
___
r-
Corp.
9
8-24
8-24
(Memphis)—
(quar.)—
dividend
Crestmont
8-27
30c
Crane
8-31
9-19
$1.12'/2
Chattanooga Gas
"Chesebrough-Pond's
9-14
25c
(quar.)
Co.
1,
7'/aC
Systems
Stock
-
8-17
9-28
dividend
8-
7
25c
(s-a)
8-31
common
Bakeries
A
$1.31 y*
preferred
5%
9-14
t25c
Water
Class
24c
(quar.)
Shoe,
8-20
9-20
J$1.25
quar.)
9
9-10
___________
Realty
1
25C
Ltd. (quar.)
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
(Bahamas)
(quar,)_
Eddy Paper Corp., common
8-15
9-10
—.___—______
Craddock-Terry
Craig
9-14
9-14
^
9-
112 «/2 C
(increased
8-
1
9-
;v
75c
(quar.)__.
Insurance
8-31
25c
6%
Reynolds
Life
8-31
■■
,
25c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
10-10
10c
!__._
Sugar Associates—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Eastman Kodak Co., common
62 '/aC
dividend
Cosmopolitan
8-10
9-10
■:<v'
preferred
(quar.)
/Economic Investment Trust,
9-10
50c
8-30
8-31
$1.16
._!____
(quar.)
9-13
%c
$1.19
.____
(quar.)
Co.
!
.___
Co.,
1
9-25
62 '/2c
Eastern
•
4.50%
50c
7
(quar.)
Eastern
Racing Association—
V
Common (both no par and $2
",7
9- 6
50c
8-15
^:7
25C
75c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Corson (G. & W. H.), Inc
Cosden Petroleum (stock dividend)
$1
1
•
Go.
(quar.)
Louis & Interurban
Eastern
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
'
50c
(quar.)
Paperboard
Corning
.
«
*7,
7
held—-
—
Electric, common
preferred
A
(quar.)—
8-24
•
!
Sept. 6) /
—
Co.
•
$22
(quar.)
common
&
participating
Participating
dividend—
share
9-14
9-14
15c
4%
-10-
$1.12
issue
8-24
10-30
/:
;
Ol".
Eastern
1.
31'Ac
,
.A'i.
Cornell-Dubilier
7-31
9-
O
i50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-24
J30c
V
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
/Eastern Air Lines
(quar.)
■
.
additional
;Copper Range
9-18
10c
>Central Illinois Securities Corp., com. (quar.)
? Central
& South West Corp. (quar.)
Central
10-15
V
1
H%%
Common
Stock
100 shs. held)
Industries—
,
;
9-18
9-29
com.-
8-17
Eason
Assur-
each
$3 prior preferred
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copperweld Steel, common (quar.)_
f
6%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)____________—____
Copeland Refrigeration Corp, (quar.)
8-20
preferred (quar.)___________—______ </>,
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.23
Service
share
Coffee
Cook Paint
9-14
Public
Oil
preferred
On
9-14
10-
9-14
Co.
East St.
,,,
8-27
L
8-31
$1.16
1
8-31
9-10
9-10
'
8-24
9-15
10-
35c
75c
8
(quar.)
9-14
8-24
J
1
9-
(quar.)_
Brewing
Eagle-Plcher
8-20
Co,, ,(quar. )<_r________—_
•Continental Telephone Co.—
•
8
12-20
.v
—
Illinois
Illinois
45c
;93 %C
(quar.)__
9-
40c
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
(John
H.)
Son__
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Duquesne
8-15
1
9-
—____
common
9-10
$1
'
,; Dunham-Bush, Inc., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8-30
A
12-20
8-30
9-28
$1
25c
y
9-14
8
1
4%
'
_—
1-2-57
•
25c
partlc.
Duriron
1
8-29
$1.50
Class A non-voting (quar.)
Electric
Mfg.
Co.;__
7
50c
,
4.92%
?
8
10-
Central
'
9-
$1.12'/a
1
15C
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
tp
Continental
9-
9-15
'
! ' Duncan
7
1
8-29
;
_f__
Rockaway
Film
&
9-
9-7
$1.13
Cook
•
of
for
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4%%
8-10
■:
Gin
Continental
4
8-15
8-31
$1.25
Co.—
Light Co., com. (quar.)
4'/2% preferred
(quar.)_—_—___.
4.64% 'preferred
<quar.)
-•
9-
1
(quar.)—______—
7
Electric
&
Gas
59 %C
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Hudson
9-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Central
9-
sh.
stock
Continental Insurance Co.
5%
g
Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
5%
V
3c
(quar.)
A
5%
9-21
x:i;,
8-15
1
Co..—
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
9-
50c
(quar.)_^_
Warehouse
Electric
4.75%
•
4ii-
4 V2 %
11-15
(quar.)
30c
(One
com.
Continental
A
Products
div.
8-15
B
Steel
1'
10-
pfd.
t
7-31
10-V 7 9-7
10-
(quar.)__
common
8-15
8-31
J5c
:
.
Class
Ceco
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Continental Copper & Steel
5%
prefeired
(quar.)
:
8-15
8-31
1
$1.13
i
(Maine)
Co.,
8-
$1.12 '/a
—
preferred (quar.)_
Casualty Co. (quar.)
ance
8-15
8-31
~
Class
'>
Stock
8-16
8-31
'
(extra)
(extra)
Can
8-17
1
t37'/ac
Continental
'
Food
Catelli
$3.75
1
9-
$1.04
of America, 4%
Assurance
9-
60c
8
8-15
9-12
Z1L
4% preference (quar.)_—
Industries
(quar.)_
Dulany
12-
1
9-15
9-20
(increased)
Drewry's Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)____
•Dryer Co. of America (initial)
''Dun
9-
25c
Corp.,
Du-Art
12-18
$1
l'/ac
.'
(monthly)..
Ltd.
Cement
'
8-28
25c
.
€
8-15
30c
dividend
Dresser
8-15
%
6
8-
1
15c
(quar.).
Chemical
•V Dravo
8-29
9-14
9-15
9- i t:
tl3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
20c
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
-
22'/2 c
(quar.)
;4 52%
80c
'
Co.
preferred
60c
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
I.) (quar.)__
,
,
—._
(quar.)
4.16%
56'Ac
Corp.,
10c
8-
4
$1.50
Chemical, Ltd.—*
Inc.,
Oil
Stock
9-20
8-31
Paper
Bros.,
&
Dragon
:
8-10
V Consumers Water
'
8-15
•V
9-14
/
,
.
Ltd. (quar.)__
.Consumers Power Co.— ; ;;; i.
;
V
1
9-15
(quar.)
Consumers Glass Co.,
;
1
10-
Edison Co. of New York (quar.) /;?: 60c
Consolidated
:
;
9-20
.
—
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
;
9-
10C
9-29
Consolidated Laundries
.| 9-21
40c
Extra
4'/2%
LCase (J.
A 9-14
40c
(quar. )i
Carpenter Paper Co. <quar.)___
Carpenter Steel Co. (increased quar.)
^Carrier
*r
1
75c
.
1
10-
75c
z
9-
125c
(quar.)-
common
Com.
120c
_
56'Ac
(quar.)
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities
(quar.)
'
'
:
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
20c
i Consolidated
Natural Gas Ltd.—
1
1
Cement
is Consolidated
(quar.)
IV7, 9-
A"'' 10-
25c
Co.
40c
,
_____!
Preferred
Dover
Co.—
quar.)
4
9-
9-
"
dividend
Dorr-Oliver
;;
1
Electrodynamics
8-13
8-13
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co;
~
Consolidated
'
■ ;
Inc.,
8-27
Carborundum
7
Connohio,
8-27
Mills
B
8-20
140c
preferred
Class
8-20
1
140c
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd.
Cannon
1
9-
(final)
Western
r
fV
9-
150c
j_
Power
(final)
B
Canadian
(increased
9-
$2
62yac
:_
(quar.)
Quarterly
Donohue
8-14
8-14
V
8-15
.
(quar.(_.
(quar.)
preference (quar.)___
J$1
V
1
9-15
6
25c
Common
'
Douglas
*37C
8-24
9-
40c
shares
^ Donaldson Co."
V; Stock dividend
/"Donnelly (R. A.)
7'^ Stock
9-
20c
9-10
1
&
8-20
9-
20C
v,
9-10
9-29
30C
■;.V
;
8-17
;
f
9-15
.15c
.
$-17
fft-tPfU'l""' 7
30c
.
1
9-10
9-29
10-
25c
Inc.
'Dominion Tar &
8-31
8-31
9-
5
9-10
t2c
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
•
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.— r: ;
5%
preference (quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd*
(increased quar.)
8-16
9-29!
$1
Light & Power
9-20
.
70c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Common
Houses
'
8-31
ji
r
9-29
$1.05
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams
Beneficial
;
7-31
1
9-
25c
Mills
Connecticut
$1.07'
$1.14
____.
common
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge &- Cox Fund—
8-15
9-15
70c
Publications
' 115c
(quar.)
common
Wallpaper Mfg. Ltd.—
Class
<
_*_
9-29
Dr.
'
;
92»/aC
.__
(quar.)_____
8-15
______
*:
Co.
Cement
Corp.,
Dominion
1
9-1
4
9-
(quar.)__.
Domingu'ez Oil Fields
Monthly
9-10
8-15
—_■
Yard
8-24
9-
8-10
1
-
(quar.)
8-24
10-10
tisc
____
(quar.)-.^^.,,
Nast
Connecticut
:
8-15
150c
Locks
Stock
7
$5
______
9-
1
9-
9-10
(s-a)_
.9* 7
60c
.
(,s-a)
(increased)
Ltd.
1
9-
9-15
Extra
(Boston)
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Confederation Life Association (Toronto) —
9-14
■
Dobbs
4
9-
9-10;i
10-
9-29
Dixie Cup Co., common (increased)
!'
5%
preferred
(quar.)^
;
9-15
60C
(quar.)
Life Insurance
4%
.
,
Co.
8-15
$1
.
10-15
9-
1
(quar.f
(quar.)__
preferred
Portland
Distillers
.-
10-15
11-
20c
Enterprises,
preferred
Cone
9-14
Investment—Trust
_•
1
11-1
20c
Community Public Service (quar.)
7
8-31
1
10-
10c
'
National
.7..Common
8-31
9-14
10c
9-20
8-15
8-15
9-
•
preferred
(quar.).
Distillers Co., Ltd. (final).
8-15
$2
1
12'Ac
4%
8-17
IV
Co. (quar.)
!r Commonwealth Land Title Insurance—:
Conde
10-
1
9-
1
1
9-
35c
(quar.)
6%
Soutnern
Commercial
9-15
110c
common
9-
IOC
$1.12%
8-15
9-
9-i 1
40c
(quar.).
Harvester
Dewey
Dictaphone
8-17
9-1:!
62'/aC
•
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
8-10
->
9-14
125c
—-
1
10-1
50c
I
9-14
r
Detroit
4
9-28
27yac
(quar.)
Combined
••<
WJ.
1$2
p
prelerred
9-15
(quar.)
common
1
97'/a C
Detroit Mortgage &
Realty (quar.)
Steel
Corp., common
9-13 i
7
1
25c '
,
7'/aC
Quarterly
8-15
/
110c
__
i___;
t-
Ltd.,
International
Detroit
8-20
9-29
9-
(quar.)__
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
""
common
1
"Denver Union
■
8-31
9-
A
; Combined
9-30id"y 8-31
130c
&
Columbian
8-31
9-30
125c
'•:
9-3
1 •••;
9-
1433Ac
-__
1
10-15
}15c ;
(quar:)"_^.L_
(quar.L.
Stores,
Class B
(quar.)
Columbian Carbon
8-23
Ltd.
9-14
l5c
non-cumulative
Class
12-14
1
Class A
Canadian
8-20
9-
10-
55c
Supply (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
$2V2-$3y2 preferred (s-a)
9-14
1
Ry. Co.—
1st preferred
Columbia Broadcasting System—
v
9-14
1
Ice Machine,
1
9-
87'/a c
preferred
preferred
4%
9-14
1
;;';$!.75 preferred (quar.)___
J Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.- (quar.)
I Canadian Fund, Inc.— -•?/:■ V
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Stone
8-15
10-
10-
__
&
Colorado
10-
(quar.)
.
Sand
9-10
9-15
75c
110c
—
Quarterly:'
9-14
8-15
10-
Class
10-
$1.25
—
8-15
9-14
Denver
10-
1
Lines
8-15
1
93 %c
:
Ltd.
1
1
93%c
Dentists
$1
(quar.)
Air
8-24
35c
Aikman
Mines,
9- 6
7
99-
10-
____.
Dennison Manufacturing—
Common class A (increased
$8 preferred
(quar.)
9-17
9-10
9-20
$7.40
1
150c
Canadian
1
.
10-
129'Ac
(quar.)^ui-^;ii__
Electric
10-
(quar.)__
8-15
131'Ac
$1.25! convertible preferred
General
8-10
C
6
$1
&
preferred
Delnite
8-10
1
10c
8-10
4
General
9-1
10c
1
8-15
8-31
8-31
Canadian
50c
42'/2
1
10-
^ Canadian
5
9-
9-
(quar.)
10- 1
9-15
110c
4 Canadian Celanese,
1
87'/aC
(quar.)________________
5%
(quar.)
Colorado Central Power, common
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common (monthly)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
1$1.10
7 Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.- (s-a)——;
150c
Canada Vinegars, Ltd._^_
_'_L—120c
"Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
137Vic
Ltd.-
10-
Delta
?">•
9-
1$1.15
150c
Special
preferred
$1.12'/a
9-
130c
125c
137 Vic
(quar.)—
:__
________
Canncrs,
&
8-31
•
Canadian
1
6
8-15
12'/2c
Light, 4%
pfd.
3.70%, preferred "(quar.)___—
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar,)
;
3
9-15
99-
1
50c
Fund
Delaware
9-12
30c
1
1
9-
40c
8-24
12-20
9-28
.
10-
87'/ac
(s-a)
common
(quar.)__
Properties (quar.)
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
7
10-
25c
preferred
Monte
7
75c
Extra
r"
12-
$1.75
common
1-1-57
50c
$1.12'/a
common
Co.,
9-
12-28
$1.75
com.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred C
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
&
9-28
(quar.)
preferred A
ivtfc" i' 15c
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90%
8-24
9-15
International
Foil
preferred
Deere
9-14
8-24
1
50c
Door
3.75%
8-13
.".'.25c
-
9-
0) Rec.
9-
25c
Zv
Dayton Power & Light,
8-17
1
(quar.)
Co.
Sons, Inc.,
3.75%
Corp., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Corp
::"
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of America—
Collins
1
10-
Canada
5%
9-11
p!
Colgate-Palmolive
>
9-10
-
(quar.)—.,——;
.Special
'
9-29
8%
1'
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
$1
9-14
Products
preferred
9-15
f62'/aC
(quar.)
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd. (quar.)__-_-__
Canada Life Assurance increased—v---r-—
Canada Malting Co. Ltd., common
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)——
-
1
Co.
Cola
Cochran
ltd.—
B
Canada. & Dominion Sugar Ltd. (quar.)——
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd. $1 pfd. A (quar.)
•
8-20
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Chemical
Aluminum
Coca-Cola
8-15
40c
(quar.)
Corp
Power
preference
$1.30
preferred
Cleveland Quarries
8-10
9-10
12'/ac
;
Service
California-Western
4
Lighting
Michigan RR.,
8-17
1
Illuminating—
guaranteed
Coca
California Consumers
<■4 -Stock dividend
7
Day-Brite
Dayton &
9-10
56'AC
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.— 4% guaranteed (quar.)
35c
Bldgs.—
(quar.)
(H.
9- 1
7%c
_i:
Co._
Terminal
Butler
;
Metallic
—
!y
preferred
(quar.)
7% pfd.
Dahlstrom
Cushman's
1
(Tenn.)
(quar.)
Electric
$7
preferred
8-10
1
62 '/a C
common
Publishing,
prior
9-14
9-
'
| Bush Terminal
i:\~
preferred
$4
Holders
9-28
Curtis Industries
8-10
10-
(quar.)__
Supply
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
8-13
1
9-
60c
.
(quar.)
Builders
Helena
9-1
30c
.
Claussner Hosiery Co. (quar.):
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
7
10-
$1.37%
!_
______
(quar.)_
preferred
9-13
$1
$1.25
common
$%
8-
1
$1.05
75c
40c
(quar.)
Controller
,:;V.
(quar.)
common
*.
When
Payable
50c
Curtis
(quar.)
Per
$1.75
(quar.)
Curtis (Helena). See
7
$1
Chattanooga
Clark Equipment,
.
investment
(J. P.)
& Sons (quar.)
Burton-Dixie Corp.
(quar.)—
5%
of
preferred
Clark
8-24
9-15
Co.
A
Class
1
9-
(quar.)
Products
Water
1
9-
9-25
(quar.)_______
■;£ 35c
$25c
net
pfd.
common
Service Co. (quar.)
City Auto StamDing Co." (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5,/2% pfd. (quar.)
8-10
8-31
9-
9-15
$1
Cities
9-
9-10
35c
Electric,
$1.25
± Burroughs
Bush
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
preferred
'
9-12
$1.75
,
8-17
8-15
4%
Co., 7% pfd; (quar.)
Corp., $1-pfd. (quar.)—
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
9-11
9-15
,
4
,J
'T
1
9-29
47
Share
Company
Cuban-American Sugar
Curio Engineering
-
4'/2%
.5
4%
Name of
9-11
*
4
&
10-
1
of Rec.
1
67'/2 C
(quar.)______:___
(quar.)
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)___.i
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4
,«
10-
50c
-
Holders
Payable
$1.50
preferred
Copper
Co
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
9-
30c
.
income)
1;,
8-10
9-1
■
(quar.)1
(quar.).,
common
convertible
RR.
Chile
■
(From
Inc.
(quar.)
Burlington Industries Inc.,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
;
7%
Co.,
When
Share
50c
Pacific
&
9-
25c
Bullock's
,t
8-10
8-17
20c
___________
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock,
Ltd.,! class A
(Increased
9-1
9-13
100%
!_
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
'I Buffalo Forge Co.___________
Bullock
Chicago Towel
Island
80c
common
$5 preferred
8-15
Rock
30c
;
t
•
•
(quar.)
25c
dividend
f
£ Budd Co.,
-
Tool
:
Chicago,
8-31
15%
•
Brunning-(Charles) Co. (quar.)
Bryant Chucking Grinder Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)___
-
div.)
(stock
Co.
Pneumatic
9-20
25c
'■
Chicago
1
10-
25c
^
Sharpe
Shoe
Stock
_•
Company
8-31
25c
:_
___
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)
i Brown
9-15
Per
Name of
8-15
$1.25
_______
(quar.)
of Rec.
8-31
25c
___
;;
Bigelow
Holders
Payable
,
$3
common-.
(quar.)-
Co.
Brown
•
(s-a)
<quar.)_____
When
Share,
,
Apartments
Brunswick-Blake-Collender,
$5
Per
-
,
_______
$1.12 '/a
50C
8-10
8-
3
9-10
8-31
$1.25
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
12-
1
11- 9
87%c
20c
9-15
9-
1
30C
9-15
9-
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Erlanger Mills,
Monday, August 27, 1956
preferred (quar.)
Ero
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)—
_—
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)
—
Fair
(The).
See
dividend
announcement
(quar.)—
& Co.
Morse
Gl"ass
Federal
Insurance
(quar.)_—
8-13
^
9-21
8-31
'■;
8-28
8-16
Golden
8-28
8-16
8-28
8-16
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gorham Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
1
8-
9-
1
8*1.1;
40C
9-10
(Battle Creek
8-30
15c
9-15
8-4
60c
9-10
8-24
20c
9-17
8-31
11 %C
9-15
30c
1
8-15
9-14
8-30
Grant
8-3I
8-24
9- 7
8-17
40c
9-15
9-5
40c
9-15
.
$1.12 %
40c
Fitzsimmons
A
Great Southern Life Insurance
8-15
8-20
1
8-20
60c
9-15
9-15
8-31
Power
Florida
Corp.
Machinery
Food
class
1
9-
8-17
1
9-
9-20
Preferred
9-14
9-4
8-24
60c
9-13
8-13
t$1.25
9-15
8-10
9-15
8-10
V.
1
$2.75 AS! 9- 5
9-14
9-15
9-
8c
1
1
8-15
8-31
9-10
11-15
'
8-15
35c
9-1
;2%'
9-28
-
Stock
dividend
2%
dividend
2%
3-29-57
Refining,
As
(quar.)
(quar.)__
.—
convertible preferred
_
1
9-
9-12
1
1
i
9-30
9-7
$1.12%
9-30
9-7
60c
9-
8-13
25c
9-28
9-
25c
4%%
Co..
Gardner-Denver
9-28
9-7
Stock
10-17
9-7
9-10
8-15
Gas
Co.
—
10%
.
34c
(quar.)
Co.,
Power
preferred
5%
(quar.)—__—
common
dividend
Service
Gatineau
(quar.)
common
Garlock Packing Co.,
com.
—<
4
6%
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
;
Hartford
5%%'
t$1.37
1
8-31
25c
9-15
8-31
50c
9-
8-15
General Cigar Co., common
7%
General Dynamics
Stock
(increased quar.)
$1.75
Foods,
new
(initial)
dividend
Stock
dividend
payable
General
Manifold
&
in
in
New
'
•
preferred (auar.)
9-
8-15
1
9-15
40c
'9-15
50c
Telephone Co.
45c
22 %c
pfd. (quar.)
8-31
9-
preferred
8
(quar.)
8-15
1
8-15
$1.25
40c
1
8-15
9-29
10-
1
,
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
59%c
10-
1
9-
4
50c
(quar.)
25c
Putnam
8-31
10-
1
8-15
9-17
[George]
5%
preferred
Stock
5%
preferred
Oil
(quar.)_
common
Co.,
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Portland
Cement
1
8-22
9-
1
8-22
45c
9-
5
8-15
9-
5
8-15
pfd. (initial)
,
V
10-
1
9-21
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
$1.25
(increased quar.)
Gianni (G. M.) Co., new 5%%
Giant
25c
12 %c
dividend
Gerber Products
Getty
(quar.)
2%
Corp.,
(quar.)
(incr.
9-
5
8-20
10c
9-
1
8-17
20c
9-
1
8-17
Consolidated
Quarterly
10-
1
9-15
quar.)
■
Gold
Co.,
common
Hoover
Mining
Oil
i
(increased)
10-
B
Vi %
class
A
common
preferred
common
8-31
preferred (quar.) ___.
Mfg. Co.
Houston Lighting & Power Co.
Hoving Corp. (quar.)
common-
preferred
(quar.)
Sound Co. (quar.)__
Hubinger
Hudson
Hudson
Co.
Pulp
$1.41
&
Paper
A
9-15
preferred
A
1
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9- 4
10-15
9-14
9-14
8-31
10-15
9-15
175c
:
&
Electric,
Light,
&
preferred
10-1
10-1
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities,
com.
convertible
Fireman
99-
I--
8-15
9"
1'
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
Joy
_
12-15
common
9-
12-
Mfg.
1
Co.
1
1
8-15
Kansas
3.80%
50c
8-21
9-15
9-
9-
(quar.)
common
9-
4
8-21
8-30
—
9-
9-12
;:;0
.
9-20
8-10
(quar.)35c
20c
(quar.)
25c
:
$1.06 %
9-10
8-17
—25c
20c
9-10
9-
t$1.25
9-10
8-10
9-10
8-24
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-31
1
9-
1
8-10
35V4C
32c
35%c
31 Vic
9-
1
1
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
8-10
$1.30 Vs
.
4 V2 %
5%
Katz
s:;
8-16
9- 1
1
9-15
9-10
•'■» 9- 1
10-
,
35c :
50c
—
•
8-31
9-
1
$1
9-
1
$1.12%
9-
1
$1.05
9-
1
$1.08%
9-
1
$1.08%
12-
1 ; ,11-15
$1.05
12-
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
12-
;■••
8-15
8-15
11-15
11-15
1
11-15
1
30c
10-
1
$1.06'A
10-
1,.
preferred
$1.12%
10-
1
$1.25
10-
1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
- (quar.)_
(quar.).
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Kellogg Co., common (quar.)
3V2%, preferred
(quar.)
preferred
,
preferred
Inc.,
Kent-Moore
Kentucky
4%%
Kerr-McGee
Co.
common
(quar.)
County Land
—
(quar.)_
1st preferred
(quar.)____
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.):
8-15
9-
4
10-
1
9-15
1-2-57
12-15
9-
8-15
1
10-
"
1
9-14
25c
9-20
9-10
10-15
9-29
9-
9-15
8-24
9-
8-15
t20c
1
8-16
20c
32c
!
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
prior
25c
$1.18%
Industries,
Keyes Fibre Co., common
4.80%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gold
Oil
7
9-14
31 %C
—_
(quar.)
Organization
Kerr-Addison
7
9-
9-28
$1.12%
(quar.)
Utilities,
7
9-
8-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.25 preferred
preferred
9■
9-15
87% 6
Kennametal, Inc.
Kennedy's
•9-7
3 7 Vic
87 %c
(quar.)___™
Kendall Co., common
$4.50
11-15
,
20c
™s.
'
3%%
8-15
'
1
(quar.)
8-15
8-16
12-
Co.
'I
95c
'i
12-
Drug
'
9-20
preferred
•
Kawneer
Kern
8-15
8-16
;
/
(quar.)
preferred
Kerite
8-20
1
'A " ^
v
Light,
7
8-28
1
9-
$1
&
7
9-
<;
8-31;
$2.90
com.
8-10
9-
9-
0-
,
RR.—
(quar.
4V2 %• convertible
31 Vic
25c
8-27
;
9-10
59 %c
.____
'>
1A
95c
Power
4V!t%
?/' A
8-17
9-28
J.0-
22 %c
common
quarterly
preferred
Kansas
8-17
9-12
A 9- 7
.10- 1
62 %C
_______________
preferred
preferred
3.80%
5
8-24
40c
4% preferred (quar.)
(
8-16
9-28
10-18
11-
$125
Chemical,
&
preferred
4.50%
..
1
9-14
6
1
9-11
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
1
9-10
8-24
8-24
9-
35c
93 %c
preferred
(quar.)__
—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quair.) ________________
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)_
.
9-15
8-25
;"t
9-20
4.20%
8-21
8-31
9-14
-
9-10
(quar.)
4%%
8-31
8-31
'•>
9-10
City Power & Light,
4.35%
9-28
9-14
8-31
$1.25
40c
V
35C
4%
$5
9-28
(quar.)__
Sons
Increased
8-15
9-
i
9-14
9-28
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.— %
y
8-31
9-
(E.)
Semi-annual
8-15
9-25
9-28
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
New 4Va%
preferred (initial)
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids
8-15
9-
■U 9-14
9-28
•v
$1.20
4%%
8-15
1
8-20
t,
(quar.)
Corp.
Aluminum
Kaiser
8
1
9-
9-14
9-10
$1.25
"
5
9-
8-31
1
$1.25
—
8-24
9-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
8-13
-
9-10
10-
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Kahn's
8-20
8-10
<
u
$1.20
$1.25
preferred A iquar.j—
5%
8-17
9-1
9-1
50c
A
common
8-15
8-15
9* I
15C
ii.
8-15
-
—1
(s-al
Johns-Manville
8-20
9-15
H
44c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Water
Supply, common
Co.,
8-15
32c
(quar.)
1st
Tea
9-14^
8-15
1
$1.05
(increased)
Machine Co. (quar.)
Telephone (N. Y.),
preferred
9-14
1
1-
35%c
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
1
.9-
97 ViC
:■».
Southern
preferred
Lc;i •*9-14
10- T
20c
—
8-24
10-
$1.10
93 %c
(quar.)
1
10-
82*-/zC
..
9-15
9-26
$1.08%
preferred
9-15
1
%8- 1
9-
35c
i
common
9-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-17
10-1
(quar.)
Service
:
11-1
,r
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Public
9-14
10-17
25c
(quar.)__
com.
common
iJones & Laughlin Steel,
8-20
4
9-14
37 V2C
—
Power, com.
8-31
9-10
9-15
9-28
9-28
37 Vic
—
Johnson & Johnson
10-25
S
10-15
5c
(quar.)
Rhode Island—
of
preferred
3%%
,
8-24
11-15
4
10-
25c
;
'
9-19
4
9-10
cents
(quar.)
Gas
Fower
Jewel
8-20
1
9-
8-15
1
52 %c
7%
9-1
910-
9-
1
1
25c;
50c
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co., com.
,
?' 9-14
9-15
11-
9-
10-
39c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
Jantzen, Inc., 57o preferred
8-17
J
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred
1
8-21
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
$5.50
8-24
1
~
11-30
10-
cents
25
$5
9-20
6
_
8-17
(quar.)
Jamaica
9-20
9-20
9-
9-14
8-15
9-1
(quar.)
5%
8-15
'
10-15
1
8-31
4%
(14
and
Jamestown
6
8-24
-'i
1
9-28
10-
Co.
Trust
preferred
Jaeger
8-10
9-28
11- 1
160c
(quar.)___
Shares
preferred
$1.76
9-14
t6c
35c
35c
J25c
$1.50
8- 3
9-13
9
preferred
Iron
9-
1
8-
8-10
9-
150c
4%%
8-31
r
8-
9- 1
8-31
preferred
Iowa
8-31
9-28
1
$1
50c
21c
3.90%
*
10-
8-13
cents
9
(quar.)—
com.
4.20%
8-17
8-31
8-15
8-31
cents
Royalty; (increased)—.—
3.75%
8-17
9-
:
2nd
5.12%
5%
(quar.)
class
1
1 s
9-1
1
9-
60c
Iowa
10-10
99-
'}■
and
income
4.35%
8
10-31
:
Fund
4.40%
8
8-
9-
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Common
8-
8-31
?'■
(12
Fund
System
3.30%
30c
30c
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-10
8-24
$1.12 Vi
$1.25
(quar.)
>(quar.)__^
5%
Stores
A 9-10
1
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Hoskins
HoWe
1
10-
10-20
•8-13
22c
Electric Light &
Iowa
.
'
4
8-24
8-27
:
8-24
9-10
2ViC
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
9-15
v
8-24
■>4
9-17
.
35c
4.30%
'v
9-14
'
P8-21
.
9-17
75c
4.80%
9-20
6-24
$1.06%
Electrochemical,, common
preferred
(qudlr.)
Co.,
Class
i
(quar.)___
Corp.
-
"
30c
12 Vic
40c
-45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
'
9-28
9-14
•
8-3
.
9-20
t65C
—
profits).
Participating
Iowa
5
$35
-
k
(annual)____
•
Honolulu
Hooker
J45c
15c
^ *•'
Ltd.—
Mines,
Extra
5%
-
50c
-
| Hollywood Turf Club
5.70%
20c
1
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
4 % %
common
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
Co.
$2.50
8-10
11-
9-15
12-15
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
i
convertible
Investors
-8-31
4
9-
lc
6%
Investors
-
Z
12-31
$1.75
(quar.)___
9-10
9-10
9-
8-24
9-30
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
Corp.
Common
'8-10
'
11-15
;
—
-
E.)
1
;
9-25
''
8-17
9-10
Investment Foundation Ltd.
8-15
8-31
50c
20c
87Vic
$1.09%
50c
. ■
31c
40c
; "<} 40c
60c
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing
Howard
Fund)
Georgia Marble Co.,
Corp.,
8-1
\
r
8- 1
25c
Fund—
Freight
securities
from
Intertype
1
8-31
5C
International Harvester Co.
8-31
preferred
Hollinger
9-13
9-
55c
.
(quar.)
(see
9-1
9-
8-20
,V-!
8-
8-17
(quar.)
Corp.,
investment
from
:
8-14
preferred
1st
$4.25
<quar.)
preferred
5%
8-15
56c
9-15
9-
(8- 2
12- 3
9-15
profits)-
Bank
Institutional
-
9-14
(quar.)
1 $1.18%
(quar.)
$1.25
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
43A%
5
9-14
8-
9-1
53 'Ac
4.75%
Co.
1
Hotels
Homestake
(quar.)
George Putnam Find
9-28
Hilton
Hobart
55c
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (Pa.), $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
;
General Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
Rubber
9-26
9-
8-20
8-31
(quar.)
common
Common
=
;
8-31
Ohio—
$2.20
preferred
Inc.
Heywood-Wakefield, com. (reduced)™
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light, common
8-31
'
62 %c
4.40%
(quar.)_
common
preferred (quar.)
$4.37Vi convertible 2nd preferred
Homasote
;
of
Robins.
Quarterly
Hires (Charles
Ky.—
General
Parts
-
8-20
9-15
quar.)
Co.
Genuine
9-10
$1.18%
Castings
&
8
25c
_
General Telephone
General Tire
8
10-
60c
(quar.)
preferred (initial
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Cal.), 4%%
4 'A %
10-
11-
Equipment Corp.—
General Telephone
General
1
11-1
50C
General Refractories
5%
8-16
9-10 j
50c
$1.25
9-15
11-
1
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
35c
12s/ic
'91V4C
.___
(quar.)
9-15
1
1
9-
9-10
preferred
(quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
Motor
8-20
12-
2
9-
1-2-57
>
9-10
Securities
8-20
9-15
15c
conv.
Interstate
9-15
i
X 9- 1
8-31
Ltd
Co..
Co.
Interstate
3
10-1
1
9-10
.
Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd. (incr. s-a)
X) Interstate Engineering Corp. (stock dividend)
8-31
9-
8-15
8-23
25c
Interprovincial
9-14
'12Vic
37Vic
50c
53Vic
securities
Ocean
Inter
8-31
8-
1
9-10
50c
,
35c
A
3 Vi %
8-31
93 %c
of
Hewitt
8-15
9-14
Corp.,
$1.40
8-17
11-26
62 Vic
<4V4 % preferred series A (quar.)
Heyden Chemical,
2-15-57
(quar.)
General Steel
8-15
12 %c
preferred
$1.60
8-10
0.0075%
(quar.)
Co.
Advertising (quar.)
General Plywood Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$4.75
5
8-28
common
Printing
Outdoor
Common
9-
Chocolate
8-17
9-10
12-17
;
8-24
9-15
9-
$1
income
Utilities
4%
(quar.)
■
—
Foundation
International
9-10
8-15
Ltd.—
8-17
9-10
1
8-
r
67c
(quar.)
common
Resomces
Shares
if 9- 1
9-20
9-14
•:
8-31.
6c
v
(quar.)
Canada,
of
Resistance
investment
from
v.$
class
preferred A
(quar.)
Cement
International
Silver
'
11-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Precision
9-13
8-31
•
common
on
Industries,
convertbile
Hershey
,•
2VA%
preferred
General
6
8-23
0.0075%
General Motors Corp., common
General
Curtis
50c
8-31
common
dividend
"Hercules
9-
»
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar. >___
Mining
Co.
(increased)
(H. J.) Co., 3.65% pfd. (quar.)______
10-10
9-15
12 %c
.
payable
$3.75
Hecla
•'•'Heinz
45c
,
(initial quar.)
com.
dividend
$5
10-17
20c
S
pfd.
14c
pfd. <accum.)
pfd.
—
from
9-10
8-20
8-20
r
9-12
$3
~1%
Co.
International
20%
(quar.)__
l
$1
Co.,
8-31
/
(quar.)
3.90%
common
preferred
(quar.).
Pineapple Co., Ltd.—
Stock
'
8-16
1
Co.
Light,
Co.,
10-
150C
30c
Insurance
Nickel
8-31
.
50c
5%
preferred
IHazeltine
Corp,
50c
common
new
v
8-16
1
11-10
9%%
(quar.)
Fireproofing Co
General Gas Corp.,
8%
iHelene
(final)
Corp.
General
Stock
9-
JZ
11-10
75c
;
General
Stock
•■
50%
S3
quarterly
General Electric, Ltd.
Finance
9-17
"(9-14
,'9-15
■7
■
Gas
Hawaiian
Corp.—
dividend
Increased
General
1 V
9-28
35c
;
(quar.)
preferred
10-
$2
31'Ac
-
1
Elec.
Hartford
1
—
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroleum
A
8-31
9-15
9-13
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
25c
Machinery
9-17
f
70c
$1.50
45c
25c
48%c
50c
■
50c
9-
inc.)
invest,
Machines
Paper
Institutional
9-13
(quar.)
com.
t 8-15
9-
130c
Co
International Harvester,
1
>r50c
(quar.)__.
Chemical
Harshaw
10-
10-
11-
15c
15c
•
Refractories,
preferred
1
9-14
>
1
68%c
1
9-
50c
:—
York)—
(New
Harris-Seybold
General
preferred (quar.)
—
Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)
General America Corp. (quar.)
General Baking Co., $8 preferred (quar.)__
General Builders Supply,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Bank
9•
International
62Vic
10c
$1.25
J 8-15
137 'Ac
8-24
1
Institutional
v-
dividend
Stock
Harbison-Walker
Fidelity
9-10
i30o
130c
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Cigar
9-10
(quar.)
A
International
2
(quar.)
B
Hanover
.-
7
t35c
—
class
Co.,
preferred
Class
t$1.25
quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
5%
B
9-14
10-
>
1
7 Vic
Business
10- 2
(quar.)
9-
25c
International
9-14
50c
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)_.
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Hanna (M. A.), class A (quar.)
9-14
37 %C
Co., common (quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)_
Oil
Class
8-15
9-
10-
(Robert)
Gair
Hancock
1
Co.
8-15
75c
8%%
(quar.)
9-14
Lumber
10-25
V-
1
—
(from
1
10-
9-
(quar.):
Insular
12-
(quar.)
'■8-20
9-
10-15
70c
<s-a)__.
Co.
12-10
X,
1
31 %c
(quar.)
1V2C
Steel
Mfg. Corp.
Insley
Ltd.
Well Cementing Co.—
Organ
preferred
Inland
2
8-17
International
quarterly
Hammond
8-15
9-28
15c
(quar.)
8
3-
8-15
1
9-
',56'Ac
Funsten
4%%
'V
30c
(George A.) Co. (increased)——
(R. E.) Co., common (quar.)
Fuller
12- 7
9-15
5c
$1.75
,
1
9-
$1
—
common
preferred
7%
Z.
9- 7
12-28
Stock
Frontier
1
11-
8-
9-30
60c
Hallnor Mines, Ltd, (quar.)
15c
Hamilton
(W, C.) & Sons (quar,) ________
22 Vic
Hamilton Cotton Ltd., common
(quar.)—_
122Vic
5%
preferred
(quar.)_^^.—$$1.25
Hamilton Manufacturing Co. (quar.25c
Hamilton
Watch, common (quar.)—______
35c
4%
convertible
preferred
(quar.),
iA/AS $1
Hammermill
Paper,
common
(quar.)
37Vic
4 %•%i preferred
1sAts^r$l.06y»
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
(1.12Vi
10-15
9-
10c
Oil
Increased
11-
25c
Water
Halliburton
75c
dividend
(quar.)
Hackensack
8-2
1
International
;
12-14
(quar.)
9-30
r
1
9-4
9-15
,y
of Canada,
1
Quarterly
$1.25
(s-a)_—
Stock
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
(New com. Initial quar.)
2-1
2-15-57
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
$4.44
8-15
25c
Utilities,
9-14
12-28
(quar.)
Products
9-10
62Vic
$1.16
40c
$1.05 '
$1.10
; $1.11
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40
8-22
40c
5%
States
1
9-
15c
11c
9-28
$1.25
50c
6%
8-23
(quar.)
preferred
::8-15
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
9-
(quar.)
common
Oil
-Gulf
8-20
9- 1
;
convertible
A
(quar.)__
9-15
1
6
8-20
9-
25c
12%c
30c
50c
$1.25
$1.25
1
9-
57'/2c
pfd. A
Industrial Silica Corp., 6%%
;
6
9-
Corp.—
Corp. (quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
preferred
8-15
9-
5c
25c
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)_
....
Friden Calculating
(quar.)
Friedman
(L.)
Realty
(quar.)———._
Freuhauf Trailer, common
(quar.)
4%
Gulf
Finance
Consumer
cents
Class
9-4
:
$4.20
i$1.25 <
series
Stock
Telegraph
60
9-4
9-28
(voting
common
Guardian
5
9-
1
9-10
As
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common
$5
preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
8-17
1
9-15
ItSc
30c
$1.75
$2
(quar.)
Gas,
10-
and
current
j 9-17
_____
10-
$1.25
new
com.
(initial)
accumulated earnings)
Quarterly
6%
8-17
A
Society
Interstate
6
10-
Boston
of
Steel
40c
40c
......
8-15
-
50c
—
A Indiana Gas & Water
Indiana
8-
8-31
9-
8-15
'
8-27
62Vic
Copper
Cananea
Grolier
Gulf
8-17
1
9-
9-1
30c
B
Canada Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Forest City Industries
(quar.)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)
Ft. Wayne & Jackson RR., f>%% pfd.
(s-a)
Foster-Wheeler Co. (quar.)
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., class A (quar.)
Fox DeLuxe Beer Sales (stock dividend)
Franklin Custodian Fund—
Franklin
9.
of
Motor
Ford
8-17
50C
(quar.)
Co.
Motor
8-17
1
(fron:
11-16
4
:
9-14
'
Investors,
9-15
(liquidating)
Building
11-16
12-10
Fund
9-10
(quar.)
Square
Greene
8-31
1
9-
•
.81 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
non-voting)
and
(quar. 1
Chemical,
(quar.)
Wallace,
&
Forbes
'
40c
&
preferred
3%%
Ford
9-25
9-
30c
Light
preferred
Greeley
9-21
9-30
2li %
&
preferred
7%
Incorporated
—
-Quarterly.. .a.—
—.—_______
Great Universal Stores Ltd.—
American
deposit receipts
Great Western Sugar, com. (quar.)
8-31
$1
Co., com. (quar.)— ''
$1.12%
(quar.)
——$1.12%
A preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
4%% B preferred (quar.) _—___________
$1.12%
4%% C preferred (quar.)
$1.08
4.32% preferred D (quar.)
$1.08%
4.35%
preferred E (quar.)
——
Power
9-
30c
(Texas)
...
•
Income
8-17
60c
Quarterly
1
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
Great
8-15
1
8-17
(interim)
Ireland
$1.10
(quar.)—,
Co.
8-31
1
9-
preferred (quar.)
Florida Diversified Investments Corp.—
4%rfo
4%%
Railway
Northern
9-10
*62 %c
i
8-31
Imperial Life Assu*ance"(Canada) (quar.)—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &
International
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
A
9-
9-
$4
Florida
Paper,
preferred
9-14
30c
(quar.)
common
4.40%
17 %c
H.) Co. (quar.)
Stores, Ltd., class
Flintkote Co.,
1
10-
Northern
Great
5
2-17
(; 9-10
*40c
130c
—
10c
(quar.)_
B
Class
9-
(quar.)
15c
Porter S<quar.)
(M.
Fishman
9-19
11-16
9-10
30c
Paper
preferred
8-17
$1.75
& Dock (quar.)
Dredge
Lakes
$2.50
8-17
9-28
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
50c
common
8-21
'
J35c
5»/2% preferred C (quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com. (quar,)
$1.50 convertible partic. pfd. (quar.)
f
i 9-10
12-10
!
8-31
12 %c
(increased)
common
(quar.)
3.60 %
V'S^ 6 % ■.preferred B (quar.)_
9-10
9-
Breaker,
Telephone Co.,
,8-17
12-10
9-28
12V2C
*
9-10
(quar.)___.;
common
preferred
Illinois
9-10
20c
$1
(quar.)_
(N Y.)
Tea Co.,
(quar.)
Circuit
E
4.60%
;?
9
8-
1
T
I
8-15
9-25
15c
50c
<•'
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
$1.20 preferred B (quar.)
:
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
8-15
1
9-
9-21
9-1
9-
of Rec.
60C
15c
(quar.)
Refining
Inc.,
'■
7
9-15
93%c
& Pacific
preferred
Great
8-17
9-14
55c
v.? ':
Atlantic
Lakes
■
(quar.)
Indemnity
American
Great
5
9-
7
9-
9-15
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)_——_
preferred
Great
7%
(N. Y.)
Co., common (quar.)-
(W. T.)
3%%
Great
First National Stores
&
National Bank
Grace
45C
Philadelphia (quar.)__
Firestone Tire &c Rubber Co.—
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
First National Bank (Jersey City)
(quar.)_
/quar.)____—___
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
8%
preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
50c
,
1
9-
t
1
9-28
35c
60c
$1.50
$1.50
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
8%
8-15
1
9-
,
(quar.)
$25
(quar.)
Carpet
preferred
Grand Union Co.
31'Ac
—---
9-
1
10-
15c
60c
50c
.,33c
——
6%
AS
'
B
Fisher
quar.) —:
Grace (W. R. & Co., com
6%
29-10
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
8-23
10-
$1.12%
15c
(Increased
8-20
20C
—-
Cycle
1
9-15
;v:
60c
&
Holders
Payable
'
preierred
(quar.)".—___—
5 %
preferred A < (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)__
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
\ 5% preferred (quar.)_
—
8-23
9-
15c
Oil
Foods,
When
Share
Company
5%
Government Employees Insurance—
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
Association of
Firth
8-16
8-28
68 %c
200%
'
Fire
\
62 Vic
Signal, com. (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
__.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance (quar.)
Fifty Associates (Boston, Mass.) (s-a)
Filtrol Corp. (quar.)
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—
Class
•t
i,
4%% prior preferred (quar.)—.—;
convertible preferred (quar.)
.
Hunt
9-11
/AAA
1
Federal Sign &
A
"
Brewing—
1
15c
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, inc.—
Increased quarterly
Federal Pacific Electric (increased)
Federal Paper Board, new 4.60% pfd. (initial)
Class
Goebel
9
9-
5%
~
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
&
Life
Federal
Co.
8-
'
Humble
,
1
8-
5,
9-
50c
10c
15c
(quar.)
Glen-Gerry Shale Brick Corp., com.
(quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
_
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)
9-
25c
/
.
(quar.)—-
preferred (quar.)-,.—•
5 '/2 %
preferred
(quar.)
_______
Federal Compress & Warehouse (stock div.)
Federal
8-15
.
8-15
9-14
Name of
■
-
Co.
Gillette
Per
Payable 0/ Rec.
*15c
15c
convertible
5%
1
-V:
(Interim)
35c
Fajardo
Fedders-QUigan Corp., common
Stock dividend _—
8-31
9-
75c
—
Sugar Co. (reduced)
Fansteel
Metallurgical
(quar.)
8-13
9-15
12 Vic
,1
Fair.
The
under
Fairbanks
1
Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Giant
8-13
9-
H.12Vi
prior
4%%
8-28
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
common
-V."''
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
'
...
(864)
48
1
9-27
-
8-31
(quar.)
15C
10-
1
9-
7
(quar.)_
2sy8c
10-
1
9-
7
37%C
50c
9-14
9-
5
8-31
8-15
30c
9-
1
8-10
30c
10-
1
0-11
Volume 184
Number 5563v..T7ie Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(865)
49
Ul.
Per
Name of
,,
Company
.-.-vi,;.-
\.t*'
special
of
5c
from
realized
profits)
Keys torn*'Hign-Grade
crommdn Stock
»,
"Series
the
S-l"
33c
McCord
$2.50
Corp.-
■y;
Coumy Lighting,muar.)
Koe'nring Co.
(quar.)
common
67o
1st preferred
(quar.)
Woods
Lamson
&
Sessions,
Bryant,
Inc.
Laura Secord
Lawrence
A
30c
Gold
Salt
$5
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Dock
Louisiana
Land
Lucky Lager Brewing
Clock
Mfg.
Corp.
Mahon
A
Extra
(quar.)
Corp.
1
9-12
9-10
8-15
ur.-
$2
.
1
9-
1
9'
10-10
8-
1
9-
8-18
9-
9-23
1
9-
9-28
9-
3-9-57
/,
B
1
9-29
/1
9-11
Missouri
8-24
12-2 J
9-15
1
1
JO-
7
1
10-
1
5%
75c
8-24
Monarch
Life
Monarch
Monsanto
Montana
30c
9
8-31
9-30
9-14
Moore
65c '
9-14
8-31
25C
9-
1
8-24
9-10
8-24
40c
9-28
9-12
;
■
8-31
1
8-31
'
Corp.,
5%
9-15
9-
——
10c
8-30
——-—
13c
9-
3
8-17
3<" c
9-10
8-31
25c
9-
4
8-17
9-15
30c
9-
10-
1
•50c
8-15
9-
-
8-29
3772C
•
59%c
9-15
7
(quar.)———:—
—-—
(reduced)
—
8-31
9-15
9-
9-10
$5
v
-
8-10
:
) j* 9-10
Diablo
8-15
9-12
9-
1
8-14
1$3
10-
1
9-14
Mountain
35c
*
9-
30c
9-10
8-20
8-31
20c
8-31
8-,3
8-^4.
8-27
3'5c
9-
50c
8-31
7
8-28
8-15
2c
9-10
8-31
30c
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
9-14
8-18
9-
1
8-18
9-10
8-24
25c
9-
7
8-24
Light,
1":
9-14
138c
9-
1
2772c
9-
1
93%c
10-
1
————
-
—_
(quar.)
A_—
1
'V $1.15
,
8-10
1
10-
North
9-17
;
9-15
.
10' 1
8-31":
8-
^
3
'7
9-12
8-15
9-
\
1
1
10-
125c
to
1
9-15
9-15
8-17
,■:
(quai.r
50C
9-10
10-
'>
Investment
North
'*!v-
American
Stock
9-
9-
8-31
25c
•9-15
North
North
1
40c
;
I
1
$2
99-
15c
10-
135c
t$1.75
—
1
9-
1
6
10-
t$1.75
1
10-
1
Northern
1
;
8-31
.:
1
572%
1st
Northrop
r
9-
1
8-15
47a%
8-31
9-10
8-20
9-
8-
118%c
1S1.19
'•
9-
1
1
25c
10-27
19c
8-10
6
8-
6
10-
4
7 8-
9
Norwich
Nova
7.
6
V
*
4.20%;
4.08%
1
40c
$1
9V
$1.25.
1
8-
8-10
;
——
(quar.)_1
—
;
9-29
8-15
Y.)
8-10
'
8-31
8-10
•
30c
9-10
8-17
Service
Co., com.
8-31
10-
1
9-20
9-
4
10-1
35c
■
9-10
9-10
8-20
,
(quar.)—
9-
1
8-17
$1
$1
9-
1
8-15
9-1
8-15
9-20
9-
7
9-
7
45c
65c
,
(increased).
9-25
10- 1,.
40c
>10-
1
9-21
9-14
t40c
10-25
9-28
$69c
9-15
8-24
40c
9-17
V.
(quar.)
8-31
8-20
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
10-
1
8-15
9-20
9-10
8-13
$1.1272
—
—
5
40c
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)^——
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.3174
.
'25c
40c
*
*
(quar.)
$2.79
South
tax
at
the
$1.1272
8- 3
8-3
9-15
9-
5
9-10
8-6
9-1.-
8-
$1.05
9-
1
8-6
9-
1
8-6
9-10
8-21
share
will
—....
—
amount
of
approxi¬
the
holders
Union
of
shareholders
7.05%
0
ordinary
to
to
shares.
non-resident
rate
25c
—
the
on
share
per
$1.10
8-16
9- 1
,
$1.02
American
Africa
12c
40c
——
1 '!•
9-1
(quar.)—...
which
the
.9-
$$1.12
—
(quar.)
per
shares
of
i
(
10-15
20c
Insurance Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)..
:
Co., 4727«- preferred (quar.)
mately
'
9-20'
50c
10%.
(quar.)
Co.
shillings
(
8-31
20
9-10
9-10
3c
1
25c
Onondaga Pottery Co.:
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
3
8-31
40c
(reduced)
(guar.)
Oil
Power
4.40%
preferred.
34%c
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
*
one
—.—————-
—
(increased).—
Casualty
Ohio
Ohio
Co.
for
plus
8-31
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
%
> •
preferred
(quari)__...a—+$1
472%
Ohio
9-
9-20
4
Scotia
4%
-
$0.4424
3772C
Public
Pharmacal
9-24
?
(quar.)
Works (quar.)—
preferred
8-27
;
1
——1--a——
Corp.—
574%
preferred
(qUar.)——..
Northwestern states Portland Cement (quar.)
merger
exchanged
par
9-15
$2.50
—
common
$25
?7»/2C
8-14
9-10
10-
(quar.).T...—.~—a——$1.3772
Aircraft
Northwestern
8-31
9-
preferred
Water
9-28
8-28 \
9-4
Telephone, com. (quar.)
"
Quebec Power Co., Ltd., com.—..
Nortliport
8-17
8-17
8-13
9-
Ohio
Northern
8-31
-
1
9-10
(quar.)
Public
Gas
9-
9-14-
9-10
,
9-18
Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)—.
(s-a)_A.__/__——a—.—
Natural
7
9-18
Co." (N.
(111.)
9-
9-7
{ 8-31
15c
.
,
—
Water
572%, preferred,
8-31
10-
/•
Gas
Indiana
Northern
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
Northern
,
1
'
—.
Shore
8-21
8-24
9-10
River
Co.
9-30
9-30
40c
__ —.
————
Gas
Northeastern
8-25
9-15
Penn
7
7
15c
Refractories
dividend
99-
9-7
9-14
—-A
——
—
preferred (quar.)_:__:
572%
preferred (quar.)—
.
9-30
15c
—
American
9-14
8-15
9-30
$1.287s
A
8-31
•'
..." j
.
a
class
8-31
1
9-30
$15c
(One
l'
9-"l
75c
held).—
(quar.)—
Coal
6%
8-30
9-15
20c
—
common
Supply
Cement,
(quar.)
B
American
*
8-15
30c
—
be
of
Class
div.)
share
Car, common
preferred (quar.)___^
American
North
/
$1.25
4.60%
(stock
each
North
8-27
9-
.
131 %c
—
a
for
Nortn
v'./„
—
Board
Ltd.
9-14
9-21
—J50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
common
Aviation
share
8-20
9-21
4%
—
(quar.)-,fc—
Ry.,
American
5V4%
8-27
59-12
Mining,
American
North
;
Ltd.
Western
additional
„
9-15
15c
(qi'.er.)—±.
Mines,
&
7
"j 8-10
20c
——_—
Noranda
9-}7
-
(quar.)
common
9-
10-
-50c
>
Ltd.—\
(increased)
dividend
Normetal
25c
(George; Brewing Co.—
participating preferred (liquidating).
Note!
'
/
/
v
Stockholders
ducted
$2.17.
■17c
Munslngwear, Inc., common
574% preferred (quar.)
(G.
C.)
Co.
Motor
$2 class A
Muskogee
(quar.)————
r.
——
(quar.)
Mutual
from
Trust
realized
pref.
will
be
.
"
\
„
.
de-
Crankshaft
Ohio
30c
9-15
26 %c
9-15
8-10
9-
8-16
Edison,
4.56%
Match,
common
8-10
5%
(quar.)
50c
9-
4
8-15
50c
—_
9-12
8-31
preferred
4c
9-14
8-14
preferred
preferred
Omar.
from
net
income
—
and
57i%
2c
(quar.)
47*% preferred A
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
preferred
Ontario
A
convertible
&
Quebec
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
1
1
9-1
9-1
8-31
8-15
8-15
8-31
9-10
9- 1
12- 1
B
(quar,)^—.'—
$1.1272
9-
8-1#
8-17
1
8-10
*15c
—
(quar,)
Ry.
7
9-15
-
50c
$1.0674
$1.0674
(quar.)
9-
1
$1.25
—
Corp.,
series
Inc.,
Ontario
gains)
1951
9-
50c
(quar.)—$1.14
1272C
(quar.)
(quar.)
47»%
9-14
$$1 75
preferred
Olin Mathieson Chemical
67a
$2.79
(quar.)—...
474 7o
1
—1
Flour Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Ohio
.?
50c
(quar.)
(2c
i
,
Specialities Co.—
conv.
Co.
:
Ohio
•
Murphy
Ogilvie
9-10
on
July 24 approved
sale o? assets-and properties to
the Joscph Schlitz Brewing Co.
Muskegon
9-15
'
Mohawk
Norfolk
8-10
30c
(quar.
&
9-t7
'
1'/
1""'
_
5%
'
8-16
.
1
1010*
3.60%.
Muehlebach
'
10-
'
preferred
8-23
1
10-
$1.10
Corp.:
Fuel
Co.
Power
Industries,
8-23
7
9-12
$1.25
34c
(quar.i_
share
Co.
8-16
Power, common (quar.)—.
45c
preferred
(quar.)—,
85c
preferred, (quar.)
—a—„
90c
3.90% preferred (quar.)—
;rr.
9IV2C
/
4.10% preferred (quar.)—a_———
$1.02 72
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)__a_„
—15c
T Nopco' Chemical Co., 4%. preferred A (quar.)
$1
lc
Wheel
J.)
3.40%
8-31
$1 /■''
(quar.)___—_
(quar.)——
preferred
Motor
8-31
1
933Ac
;
f-
(quar.)
Niagara
(Springfield, Mass.)
approved
Federal Paper
Corp.,
1
9-
(quar.)———;—
$1.0674
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. ?" '
•
Quarterly
a-".
a_—a—_'a——50c
8-20
25c
(quar.)——.——
Co,
a
10-
$1.1272
common
474 %>
10-
82 Vic
(quar.)
new
(s-a)
a—
Electric,
Stock
8-20
—
Extra
110c
9-14
$1.25
(quar.)
shares
a
(quar.)
preferred
Newport
8-20
(quar.)——
into
of
of
Mount
1$1.127*
—__r
Common
Newport
8-31
200
i.—;
B
&
Motor Finance
.
25c
4%
5
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Morrison-Knudsen
8-24
8-16
50c
—
(guar.):—
4/10ths
share
8-24
9-15
9-1'
and
Common
;
7
8-20
*
$2.50
10c
5
9-
8-31
10%
each
Stockholders
with
1
35c
(quar.)———_
com
;
,.8-31
5
50c
'
9-
North
Paper Mills, common (special)——
4% %» preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on Sept. 6 at $52.50 per share
plus this dividend)
Note:
t$1.25.
35c
1
9-14
15c
for
A
(John)
(J.
Newfoundland
10-1
40c
Morris
8-20
'V
,,
10-
8-27
7
—
'
45c
$2.50
——
pfd.
Gas—
Newberry
9-
9-
—
Lines, Inc. (quar.)_
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)_.
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
4%7» preferred (quar.)
——A——
4
&
7
1
,
1272C
'8-17
(quar.)
$1.2772
(quar.)—
common
preferred
9-10
(quar.)——a—$1-1272
$1.25
Moore-McCormack
F
50c
preferred
Moore-Handley Hardware— f
•v'
8-10
8-15
preferred
9-14
9-7
8-31
$4.50
10-
1
10-
40c
472%.
$1.3772
(quar.)—
Chemical (quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-7
7;
9-14
(quar.)
Tool
Mills
preferred
3
9-14
'
9-10
1
$1.25
——;
Chemical
Flour
Montrose
30c
9-10
$3.75
8-
10-1
9-
7-i
8-22
8-31
1
3772c
a
——
non-cum.
Electric
6
9-
Louis RR.—
St.
$5
9-
5
8-31
9-14
$1.0174
—
(quar.)
&
9-15
9- 7
$1
—
(initial)_a__—
Co..
-
9-14
9*
8c
Monterey Oil Co.
9-10
State
Service—
(quar.)-
9-10
50c
York
37 V2 c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
(increased!
Machine
Mills
9-
1772c
New
1
33/4%>
—
8-1
———
8-14
Chicago,
common
9-13
9-
;
9-28
1
25c
—L—
share
Insurance
9-15
7 %
Dock
York,
9-24
9-29
.
-^O" 1
10-
(quar.)—
&
9-12
8-17
York
8-16
^5c
7,
—
(quar.)
RR
9-19
40c
.:
(quar.)—
1
9-26
^
5c?
i
9-19
1
90c
C
10-1
35c
(quar.)
S.)
Company
Monarch
8-31
New
New
9-
:'.'v
-
8-22
9-13
9-13
1
9-
30c
—i-.
(s-a)—
(quar)—
Central
8-10
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brake
8-30
/
Paper Co.
8-22
1
10-
20c
75c
:
(J.
7 7o
9-15
Air
10-
/
10c
50c
i-
common
(Robert)
;
9-
25c
York
New
56'Ac
——
$1.25
14
9-10
8-31
York
New
8-15
50c
8-31
9-26
20c
(quar.)„
Casualty Co.
Co.
'
75c
">
Co.
Zinc
9-25
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Jersey
New
Aug. 31 at $105 pet
dividend).
Conversion
(one
preferred
Mojud
1
9-15
30c
1
com.
8-15
on
held)
Mitchell
9-10
10-1
.:
New
i
$1.12V2
V
preferred
4.05%
8-31
50%.
Jersey Power & Light Co.-—
4%
9-15
8-31
-
Service
Mitchell
.
P-26
.
9-10
$2
Public
Utilities,
8-8
9-21
6272c
11-15
—
dividend
shares
8-27
9-
11-30
lc
(quar.);
Valley
dividend
Missouri
8-13
9-21
8-16
$1.12 Vi
(quar.
Public
Stock
8-24
9-
11-15
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
/■?'
8-17
9-10
11-30
Edwards
Amsterdam
New
%c
Aug. 28———__w——
Mining & Mfg., new com. (initial)
preferred
$4.60
9-201'.
60c
8-10
56
$1.12 Vi
(monthly).
this
plus
Mi.->sissippi
9-18
1
1-2-57
56c
:...
Water
Light, common (quar.)—
5%^ preferred (quar,—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.407c pici:1 (quar.)__
8-20
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Haven
Minnesota Power &
,
8-1$
8-31
75c
Co., Ltd.—
Haven
terminates
$4
8-17
88c
( iwar.——
New
preference (entire issue called
35c
(quar.)
8-24
9-14
8-31
3IV2C
redemption,
Minnesota
/;'
8-8
9-1
$1.75
._——
New
56 %C
preferred
conv.
for
share
8- 8
;
38c
1
Nekoosa
Nestle-Lemur
8-31
3c
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
8-31
8-31
9-15
10c
"
Mfg._____
Brothers
:9-14
20c
Radiator
10-16
-
preferred
3.307c
&
S.
1
Bradley
1st
Tile
9-10
1 Vi %
(quar.
....
National
4
11-
30c
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
'; Common (quar.)
I—_—1---—-
2-18
9-
20c
(quar.)
Laboratories
'
—
(quar.)_
$1.22 Vi
(quar,)
5V2%
8-17
1
Printing Press & Mfg. Co.—
$5.10
11-16
10-
Co.
8-J5
9-29
.7 v;1"!
-
Tea
10-8
9-15
'
7c
Supply, common (quar.)___—
preferred (quar,)I-__i.„_^
■
472%
4
8-17
,
9-10
15c
(quar.)___
National
10-16
Co., 57c preferred (s-a)_—
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% preferred (qu«r.)_
2^18
9-10
4
25c
Reclaiming,
A
Miles
1-16
10-
Rubber
Class
/
8-17
1-10-57
30c
—■—;—
Mathews Conveyer
National
4
7
9-
9-14
35c
(quar.)
dividend--
1
:
preferred
Class
5$].
12-10
9-
I'":/'9"
(quar.)
preferred
Michle
<
5
9-10
9-
Hone
non-cum.
4'/a%
■
8-13
1
—— -—
(quar.)_"—
Co.
11-
(quar.)
par)
1—
-
1
9-15
$1.18%
•V.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-4
1,
l1
States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
preferred B (quar.)„
Midwest
8-18
9-
($50
"
(quar.)—
preferred
L
(Del.)
8-31
12- 7
11-1
50c
-
Stock
Co.—
&
Co.—
—;
series__„
National-Standard
9-. 4
10-
50c
:
pre.errcd
(qUar.)
Midwest Oil Corp. (quar.)
3
9-1
'
"•
V
:—--——
Master Electric CO.
Stock
Shirt Shoos
Extra
10-
(accum.)
Semi-annual
dividend—-A——*
Growth
National
8-20
/
1
b7c
8%.8
—'
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
Co.
10-
(quar.)
Water Co. (quar.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv.
pfd.
Midland Ste*l Products, com.
8-8
—
(quar.)-———-
&
-
Castings
8-17
-9-
9-28
$1.50
Steel
1
1-2-57
\
—
$1.10
Middlesex
'
$1
—
—
Massey-Harris-Fergusen, Ltd.,
4Vi%
10-
6%
/ 8-10
1
(accum.)...
Herrington (quar)--———Marquette Cement Mfg. Co. (increased)—
Stock
Middle
IS
7-30
1
11-
Products
dividend
Micromatic
8-20
9-
40c
(quar.)
Marmon
Co.
5
8-31
Food
Stern
Stock
1
11V*C
Co
Field
5
8-20
1
(quar.)___
4.507c
Morrell
Corp.
Oil
9-
10-
1
.
Mfg.
10-31
9-
(monthly)——
(initial "quar.)—.—____——
Sugar, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)—_—
Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Marathon
5
12-
9-15
10-
$1.08%
4.507o
8-10
9-1
common,
Manning,
8-24
9-10
37 Vic
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Maine Central RR., 5%' preferred
(accum.)
Mallory (P. R > Co. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.—
7' /
Manitoba
12-
1
$1.11%
($50 par)
(quar.)_
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
Micro-Moisture Controls, Inc
8-11
9-10
151 Vic
——
(quar.)
Co.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-11
1
9-
:
Sport, Products
Masonlte
4Va%
9- 1
160c
(quar.)
Structural Steel
Marshall
8-11
9-1
9-
8
'5% 1st preferred (quar.)
——;——
Macwhyte Co.
(quar.f——
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)—
Madison Square Garden——
Magnavox Company, common (quar.)—
Mascot
preferred
8
(quar.)———
Mackinnon
Marion
4»/2 7c
$1
MacGregor
New
Michaels
8-
(quar.)„——
C.»
1
:
3
8-29
<
1
-i-
series
8-
8-3
9-
(quar.
New
8-20
8-31
8-
KR.
Fixtures
Co.
1
9-
1
(increased quar.)——
Mines, Ltd
(R.
Copper
9-15
:
1
(quar.
Store
D
pfd.
9-10
10-
-
—
4.90% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Sugar, G7c preferred
"
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.) =.
Lytton's (Henry C.) & Co. (quar.)
Macassa
12-21
1-7-57
9-
(quar.)__
9-1
9-1
55c
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Machinery
Security Series—
7/7':
■/';•;■ "'.'y,
Income
8-3
tlOc
Presto
National
8-15
9-1
$15c
(quar.)
;
&
8-10
-
•»
Rubber
9-13
•
96 %c
Mickeiberry's
i5c
Luminator-Harrison
Co.
1
9-
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales
(quar.)——r———
Lukenc Steel Co. (extra)—;—/
IvLunkenheimer
National
9-29 yS"9-13
97 ViC
8-31
9-
(quar.)
Explo/ation (gv.ar.i_
&
8-
Co.—
Nashville
8-31
10-13
20c
———-----—-
8-15
$1
Angeles Transit Lines
&
4
3-9-57
Co., common
preferred (quar.)—-—
Louisville
&
9-
$1
preferred
preferred B
National Malleable
9-10
1 Vi %
dividend
0-14
137 Vic
"—-r&
6%
8-17
1
9-15
■
9-10
1
25c
9-17
1517ac
(accum.)———
Cor 1
9-10
V
9-10
lVi%
9-
8-20
8-50
'
9-10
25c
'
$5c
National Lead Co.,- common.^._iiuj—75c
7%. preferred A (quar.)
$1.75
National
Extra
8-15
110c
(quar.)
convertible
1
110c
Lorillard..(P.)
M
9-
$1.10
.
—
Extra'-—-
1
45c
(quar.)
7
8-20
1
10-
Neisner
__
< quar.)_f—
Long Bell Lumber (Mo.)
•$1
1
9-
;
1
$1.12V2
9-15
—
(quar.)_^
class
101010-
9-
$1.183A
preferred
9-29
50c
preferred
20c
$1.06
Ltd.,
National Union Fire Insurance
$1.10
8%
A
•'"
8-20
9-10
-
dividend)—207o
class A (quar.),,-«$5c
(stock
Hosiery Mills,
(quar.)_
A
National-U.
$1.10
—-—
—
■Class
8-15
5
Homes
$4.50
9-11
50c
.
Long Bell Lumber <Md.)
9-
,Class
8-20
(Increased quar.)
9-11
50c;
(quar.)
common
National
40C
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.407c preferred (quar.)—
1
Milton
preference—;——
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)_—
Gas,
Gypsum,
National
,
> 87ViC"
(quar.)—
National
8-15
9-10
9-10
15<?
?
preferred
Products
9-25
Miami
8-aO
40c
2nd
convertible
(quar.)—
preferred
8-17
8-15
9-24
$15c
9-25
8772C
~j
'.$2.40
———-.
Loblaw Groceterias Co.," Ltd
common
1st preferred (quar.)—
Star
5c
convertible
Food
8-17
10-15
;
cents
9-15
;•
45c
8-10
377ac
Extra
60
National
9- 5
35c
/
—
(quar.)
1
$1' .';?;/9-/l'
.
(quar.)
9-
3
9-14
9-14
'
8-
317»c
(Canada), Ltd.—
SI
35C
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
$1.18%
—
8-
7
1
1
;
95c
50c
(quar.)—.,—:—.;
.4.75%
Y.)
1010-
Drug & Chemical
Common
(quar.)
■;
50c
5
20c
common
•7/9-1
2oc
40c
/:/
National
(quar.)
'PPA'.'i £."
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-3
9-18
8-31
$1.0674
9-10
40c
./
B
Monthly
8%
preferred
1
10-15
8-27
(quar.)
common
9-10
$1.75
(quar.)—
Lock Joint Pipe Co.,
9-
3
8-10
27»Ac
(quar.)„_
1
9-
25C
I.)'—
8-
8-20
1
9-
10c
(quar.)
Products,
preferred
10-1
Co.—
(R.
1
Dairy Products
47*%
*
9-10
-
50c
.
(quar.)
(inc. quar.)
10-
30c
Local Finance Corp.
*
9-
53 %c
(quar.)
(N.
corp.
Brick. Inc
National Distillers
10—
$1.06 y4
(quar.)——————_
2nd
National
9-19
,
---35c
-
(quar.)
common
8-31
1
(quar.)
"10-
10-15
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)___—^
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
60c
:—
A
quar.)—
(quar.)
Assurance
9-12
11-2
25c
common
com
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
—
c.ass
474%
Gas,
preferred
60c
(quar.)——;
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Container Corp;,
$1.25 convertible preferred
National Cylinder
43A%
10-
8-8
'
■
.
(quar.)„
preferred
preferred
25c
-L
original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital
Class
National
Register
3.807c
50%
.——
Loblaw Cos.,
Cash
8-31
8-29
9-1
Ry.— '
8-27
:.8-29
,
$1.75
3.857c
15c
—
$4.30
Lynch
3.90%
9-14
5
;
1
90c
(Ft/Wayne, Ind.)
Co.
(quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3Vi% preferred (quar.)
Lux
1
$1.3174
—
Special guaranteed
3c
Louis
(quar.)
By-Products. Inc.
1
9-
(quar.)
8-10
20c
—
—:—
Link-Belt
7%
P-
8-
8-31
1
3174C
,
preferred
National
8-30
1
9-14
50c ;
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Edison Co., 4.45%
4.357c
preferred (quar.)
8-17
9-
65c
25c
icxtiic
12-
4c
—
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
/
9-11
J50c
37 Vic
Co.
Co.,
5
(quar.)__
National
dividend
Stock
Metai
7%
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
1
15c
(Eli)
&
Co.
(quar.)—L*
Lincoln National Life Ins.
Railroad
Co.,
8-18
8-20
30c
(initial
13c
Lilly
Little Miami
common
9-10
9-10
7
-
$1
»-
25c
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Biscuit
35c
40C
40c
Insurance Co. of Virginia
(quar.)
Savers
Corp.
(quar.)_
& Myers Tobacco,
common
(quar.)
77o
preferred (quar.)__—:_o——j:
Corp.
Co.
preferred
9-12
50c
Life
Cup
Fibres
St.
&
of Rec.
9-
3174C'
(quar.)
Nashville, Chattanooga
Quarterly
National
Airlines,
Inc.
Holders
Payable
25c
:
.
50c
(quar.)
Cement
convertible
12-12
50c
dividend
Stores
Automotive
National
B 1
35c
(quar.)
Common
Alumlnate
National
9-14
:
Stock
8-15
i
9-
National
8-15
9-28
Quarterly
10-31
1
7-31
8-30
Quarterly
8-17
1
9-
62 72C
:—-
Life
Los
11-
8-31
50c
Class
25C
(s-a)
Libby.
t35c
62 Vi c
Publishing (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
10-2
1
Fire
&
$1.25
Liggett
5%
9-
8-31
L———
Corp., 43A% pfd. A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.).
——:
$1.25
—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)—
Life & Casualty Insurance
(Tenn.) (quar.)
Lorain
10-15
8-15
Meredith
8-30
20c
Lily-Tu)ip
8-15
12-14
125c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
preferred
8-15
12-14
9-10
$3
Engineering (quar.)—.Leverage Fund of Canada Ltd
5V4%
1
127zc
(quar.)
&
1
1
9-15
common
common
&
Portland
$3.50
12-31
59 %c
Lester
McNeill
1
9-
9-
50c
—
Extra
9-
30C/y
Cement
Mines
Co.
8-
45c
/
(quar.)
Co.,
4
8-15
quar.)
preferred
Johnson
Merchants
12-28
115c
—'—
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
D.) Co. (quar.)—L__
(James) & Sons (quar.)_
Portland
9-28
$15c
&
Lincoln
Mead
2nd
Medusa
12-31
$1.25
(quar.
Candy Shops, Inc.
Investment
9-
8-15
1
85c
Melville Shoe
$4
(H.
Stock
10-20
#
(Jo.—
$2.50
Lone
8-21
t$1.75
.rower
common
$5
preferred
(quar.)
LeTourneau
(R.
or.)
$5
10-20
1
4.30%
Merck
convertible
preferred A
(quar.)—
(M. H.), Inc., com.
(quar.)—
preferred
(s-a)
Lionel
1
9-
10-10
12ViC 'l?10-57
Lamston
Libby,
i
11-
12Vi6
—
4.75%
Leitch
Corp., new
4>/4%
preferred
9-"7
11-
1
Engineering Co.—
* Mead
Mercantile Stores
I————
._—
Leslie
9-14
3
4%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).-.—
Lehigh
10-15
8-
7 Vic
/
(quar.)_
(Alfred)," class
-Class B. (quar.)
Lees
ir-1
8-17
(quar.)___
class A <quar.
9-
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—irM. McWilliams Dredging (quar.)
9-14
9-12
Corp.
Corp.,
When
Share
9-
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
*'
93%c
Common
Milling Co., Ltd.—
Lambert
Lee
10- 1
1333c
(quar.)
.i
preferred
Leath
>9-/1'
Macnine
Nashua
Co.—
(initial
Co.
,
Nachman
93 %c
(quar.)————
(quar.)——
Publishing
common
McNeil
i;, 9- ,i
8-15
——
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Electric
McKinney Mfg.
8-20
/
v;/' i5c
fa
Superior District
Lane
9-:i
|V:
55c
,
: Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
McKesson & Robbins Inc.
8-15
$1.75
Common
$6
8-31
15c
;
Lake of the
,
8-17
$1.50
common
Quarterly
5%
1
New
Extension University—
Quarterly;
Lake
9-
7
40c
/ 50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
77o
9-
55c
preferred (quar.)
La Salle
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5%%
6%
10-
8-31
2nd
Kuner-Empson Co,
McGraw-Hill
8-30
H.) & Co. (reduced)
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)
7%
McGraw
9-20
9-12
(S.
Kresge
Kroger Co.,
8-10
8-13
common
preferred
McCormicx & Co.
12-20
1
9-15
1
Corp.,
9-10
10-
>17 Vic
;
—
quar. >)>_>/.
8-31
_r__w_v
$2.50
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-30
25c
22 72 c
(quar.)
B.) Rubber
8-31
4oC
(quar.)
Kictanning Telephone
9-15
50c
& Co.
Clark
common
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd.,
:-,$l.21
KoddejWalter)
Kress
•
Per
.
Name of Company
*
—_—
pld. (s-a)
Kleinert (I.
8-31
.
Maytag" Co.
95c from net realized
profits)—_
Kimberly
Kings
9-15
of Rec.
2 Vic
preferred' (quar.)_.—„_——.—
$3.75 preferred "1947 series"
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)"
Fund
Holders
Payable
;
$3.75
net
When
Share
Company-
Macotta
Corp.—
May Department Stores,
quarterly of 26c from
investment income plus a
spe¬
net
cial of
*
Per
Name of
Maul
"ir-vi
(a
Ceystone ?iye <ss
ouppiy Cj., ,o%
Seystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
■■•>
n »
,
...
*/
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(/•.»■.;
Keystone Discount Bo. id
Fund "Series B-4"
(a quarterly of 28c from
net investment
income plus a
;
.S
When
Share
Keystcne Custodian Fund&—
10-15
9--8
fl3^c
t$3
112- 1
1°"15
•
H* 1
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
\V
\?;
'■"•f'ife-
Holders
When
per
^Oc
(increased)
Mfg.
40c
—
—
B'Gosh tquar
Power, common (quar,)-.———
preferred (quar.)_—
$4.40 preferred (quar.
Owens-Illinois Glass (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., common (quar.);——~
Tad
a id
$3.60
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
$5
preferred
3'/2%
preferred
pre.erred
4.32%
Public
» id
10-1
8-id
Consolidated Corp
Machinery (quar.)
Page-Hersey 1'uues, Ltd. (quar.)
Paragon Electric (quar.)..
—
class
----
$5 pid, „(quar.)__
Mfg. Co. Ltd., common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
—
paton
7%
Co.
Patterson-Sargent
(quar.)
—
"
•
(quar.)— :;y 31 Vic
9-1
—
30c y 9-1
—
25c
9-13
Pembina
pfd. (quar.)— $62 %c
9- 1
Peninsular leiephone, common (quar.)
4dc
10-1
$1
preferred (quar.)—
25c
11-15
(increased)
Pipe Line Ltd.t 5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.32
$1.30
33c
32'/2C
—
,,
(quar.)
Cement
Penn-Dixie
Co.,
common
preferred
4.60%
Pennsylvania RR.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co. (Me.)
Peoples
Peoples
$1.12/2
$1.15
40c
$1.06
• 35c
_!
(see Dr. Pepper)
preferred
4 % %
(Dr.)
Pepper
Perfex
.
Paul
Peter
(quqr.)-.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
——
& Co.,
Pfizer-(Charles)
(quar.)
common,
preferred (quar.)—.!—
—
preferred (quar.)
_———
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
—
Fheoll Manufacturing Co. (Increased quar.)
3%%
4%
deemed
Dairy Products—
2nd
pfd.
(entire
on
July 1st at $100
plus
8-10
S"?S
S'JS
$4
8- 6 ;
$1
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1 preferred (quar.)
,
8-31
8-15
f
9-21
9- 5
8-22
Class
Water, com. (quar.)
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
—
91 Vic
$3.95 preferred (quar.)
1;
98%c
•"
$4.95 preferred (quar.)
;
$1.23% ...
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation— ,yy..yy'yy
Quarterly
__.
——
25c
Philadelphia Germantown St Norristown RR.
Quarterly
—_—
$1.50
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)———
$2.50
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
l?%c
__
Phillips Petroleum,
Glass
Phoenix
new
Co.
Phoenix Insurance Co.
3.60%
Rheenv
Mills,
deposit,
Amer.
Pine
62y2c
(final)
& Associates, Ltd.
rets, for ordinary
Johnson
Pinchin,
—«—
(quar.)
Class
$1
11%%
$u.ill
;
preferred (quar.)
Metalluigical
(increased)
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
;
common
(quar.)
•
8-31
10-15
9-24
12-2tt
8- 3
10- 1
7-25
Ix-ao,
5%
1st
C
Class
(increased
,
Haas
B
Co.
(quar.)
common
—
;•
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Co.-i!
Tool
&
—•
—
*-'•
Read
Pratt-Hewitt
Preferred
9-10
9-10
9- 6
8-30
8-10
5%
>8-10
8-10
8-10
9-14
9-24
9-24
9-14
9-14
1
8-15
!
Lawrence
St.
5%
St.
9-
9-14
Corp.,
preferred
Louis
(quar.)
Ry.,
5%
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)
Fire
St. Paul
Prestole
b%
Corp.,
$2
(stock
(accum.)
dividend)
St.
Carlos
convertible
Fisher
Stock
Brick
5c
dividend
(quar.)_.
$3.40
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scott & Williams (quar.).
...
Extra
8-10
Scythes St Co., Ltd., common
8-10
9-15
8-15
1
9-14
$3.65
preferred
-
'
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
Co.—
Finance
Co.,
common
(quar.)
1334c
$1.25
;
common
10c
3
(quar.)
i2y2c
11-15
9-
10-30
1
8-17
9-28
8-31
12-
11-16
1
9-10
9-28
9-
f
5
9-18
Seaboard Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Seaboard Surety
Co. (quar.)
Seabrook Farms, 4!/2% pfd.
Sears
Roebuck
Seatrain Lines
Securities
5%
St
Co.
(quar.)
50c
9_i0
8-20
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Title Insurance
Security
Washington Insurance—
preferred
$5
Serrick
Corp.,
class
A
(Los Ang.)
(quar.)
5%
Transport
preferred
Public Service Co.
4y«%
Co.,
$25c
common
(quar.)
$62 %c
9-30
9-15
9-1
8-15
(quar.)
4.20%
(quar.)
$1.06
9-
1
8-15
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 J/2
9-
1
8-15
Shaler
Co.
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
4%
Water
&
Sheller
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)_„
25c
$1,12%.
—
25c
(quar.)—
5
■,: y
(Detroit)
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)____
Tobacco
preferred
.$3.50
-
Dredging.,
Standard
9-10
11- 1
11- 1
9-12
9-12
94c
;'.\M
9- 4
8-15
$56y4c
10- 2
10- 2
8-31
8-31
45c
9-14
8-10
$50c
8-1
;
(stock -div.)_
common-.,.
8-3
9-15
87 %c
8-28
8-
9-15
2%%
.9-
"
y •'••■' 10c */
9-
1
8-2
12-
40c
y
conv,
1
11-2
10
10 23
1
9-10
8-1
9-10
8-1
9-11
8-1
9-10
8-
10-15
_
98-
9-10
8-
9-1Q
•
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
3% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (ouar.)
Stedman Bros.,
Ltd. (quar.)
.,
Sfephenson Finance, common
5 % %
preferred , (quar )
Sterchi
Stern
Drug (quar.)
Stern Textiles,
&
4%%
8%
preferred
Stix,
7%
prior
5%
conv.
Stone
&
Storer
Stonega
Extra
(D.
9-
1
8-
9-
1
3-
9-11
8-
9-15;
8-
60c
9-
X
8-
10-
1
9-
50c
9-
X
8-
50c
9-
1
8-
50c
9-
8
8-
30c
9-10
8-
43 %c
9-28
9
25c
—
(quar.)
■
.
(quar.)_,—
10-1
9
10%
Ltd.
1
9
10-
1
9
25c
10-
1
9
50c
9-15
8
45c
9-14
9
Kc
9-14
9
—
(incr.
quar.)
8-i
50c
(quar.)
9-
4
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
25C
(quar.)
common
(increased, auar.)
A.),
.9-
56c
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
Stuart
1?-
1
25c
2nd.
Coal
9-
12-31
10-
34 /sc
(quar.)y
com.
common
Terstegge
.
12 %c
-
(quar.)_——
Coke &
&
05
T25c
pfd. (quar.tWebster (quar.)
R
8-
9-28
25c
Corp.
preferred
1
——
Broadcasting,
Class
f1
dividend
£%
8-
9-
$1.25
Inc.—
Fuller, common
1st preferred (quar.)—
Stock
9-8-
1
*
—
Stokley-Van Camp,
1
9-
40c
(quar.)—
&
Baer
8-
9-10
a.
40c
-y
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
«
Co.,
(John B.)
Stetson
15c
.
9-1
10-
$15c
(quar.)__
preferred
•
•
-
—
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling
40c
•i
,---5-,
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
-y
-
..
Corp.— ;
'
(;
4
£$1.60 convertible preference (quar.)
Standard Radio. Ltd., class A—.-.——_
State Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp. (quar.)
Stauffer Chemical Co.
(quar.)—
Standard Packaging
8-29
8-24
8-2
9-15
'
—
30c
8-17
10-15
10-15
"" 8-29
9-15
9-
5
9-
:45c
50C
8-2
'
*
25c
3
9-20
;•
.
r-
•';'■■■
9iy4c .
9-1
8-14
$25c
9- 1
. 8-14
- $31 'Ac
9- 1 .
8-14
4
25c
10-10
.' 9-20
$1.18%
10-10
9-20
$1.25
10-10
9-20
25c
9-14
9- 4
50c
9- 1
8-10
$1.12%
9-15
9- 1
25c
10- 1 4 8-24
12y2c
9-10
8-31
10c r 10- 1 •
9-10
3iy4c , 10- 1
9-10
20c
10- 1
9-14
23c
9-15
8-24
1
9-
25c
preferred (quar.)—
4ic ;
"'Sl.ec convertible preferred
(quar.)_
50c
•
Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.) <quav.),___
'y V „ 45c
Standard Oil Co. of Calif., new com. (initial)
y"- 35c
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (quar.
y
50c
Standard Oil Co. (N. J.)
(quar.)_
—
62 %C :
Standard Oil (Ohio) com. (quar.)—
_
62%c
93 %c
y 3%%
preferred A (quar.)
—
50c
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky (quar.)
$1.60
y
10-15
85c
$1
25c
10-
50C
(quar.)
Standard Commercial
,
Power—
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
4y2 %
5%
I2V2C
'
——
Standard Brands, common (quar.)___
Stratton
Shawinigan
of Colorado—
preferred
preferred
x
;
20c
(increased)
Accident
Standard
9-15
1
10-
11-1
-
10c
Class B
Provincial
(quar.)
60c
$1 °5
4
(quar.)——_,^_—
Inc.— j prior preferred
$5
to
^
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
25c
'A. E.) Mfg. Co., com., (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)4^__.——_u—__4
7-28
9- 7
9-10
4 8-20
8-20
8-20
32%c
18%c
(quar.)_
Manufacturing
9- 1
10- 1
9-21
8-31
8-31
9-1
45c
.
$1.50
$1.37%
10-10
20c
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred
preferred (quar.)
1
10-
10-17
50c
$1.10
,
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_
Milling
Industries,
&
(increased)
common
Scott Paper Co., common
5%
30c
*r
.
'
33c
Staley
12- 1
1%
Paper,
preferred
4.40%
Savage
75c
12-15
-
25c
Regis
San
Insurance Co. (quar.)
9-
3%
<s-a)_—
preferred
Providence
com.
pfd.
$2
9- 1
$1.25
4
St Marine
9-15
28c
Springfield City Water (quar.)__________—
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Square D Co.
Stahl-Meyer,
8-24
9-28
9-28
9- 1
-
27j/2C
(quar.)
Spokane International RR.
8-18
9-10
10-25
10-25
9-15
$1.25
4
preferred (quar.)
5%
.
9- 1
2c
$4.50 preferred
Spindale Mills, common
Class B
(quar.)——
•
8-15
8-15
9-
8-29
.
$1.10
$1.15
27%c
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperti Products, 5% convertible pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)_^_——
,8-31
8-31
8-31
tJ
$1.06%,
$5.50 1st pfd (quar.)—_____
Speed
(quar.)—
.__
Speor Carbon Co. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred
(quar.)—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
8-30
8-17
9-10
8-17
7-30
97 %C
$1.03%
—__
& Co.,
Queen
Spear
,
8-31
.
" JO- 1
" 10- 1
,10- 1
75c
$50c
$$1.25
50c
—
Francisco
San
1
9- 1
25c
8-31
92y2c
*.—
Telephone, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Sparks-Vvltningion Co.—
6 %
convertible preferred (quar.)—
8-10
8-15
8-15
9-1
C
25c
•_
(quar.)__
Ltd., common
Scoville
J30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg., 5%%
Inc.,
preferred
10- 1
9- 7
40c
33c
■;*
preferred
$1.32
8-20
4
5Jc
—
Southwestern States
.11 -16
8-10
/,
29c
(quar.) —
com.
preferred (quar,).—1
3.90%
preferred (quar.)„
■y 4.15%" preferred
(quar.)—_____
4.25% preferred (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)_
4.40%- preferred
(quar.)
8-15
'
25C
$1 25
(quar.)—■
Service,
Public
3.70%
i
8-15
-8-15
9-14
9-19
9- 1
,:
62,-aU
Investors
Southwestern
8-15 :
•
/
,
common——____
Southwestern Life Insurance
8-15
8-30
60c
$1
$1.07%
_
(quar.)—;
Products
Steel
Joseph Lead Co.
St.
45c
Corp
Utilities
Prentice-Hall,
v
,
5%
;.4
„—
(quar.)—
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
Oil
30c
-
"
(quar.)_^
Co.,
Utah Power
—
50c
(Initial)
preferred
common
non-cum.
4%
45c
75c
;
(quar.)__
Gas
Pacific
Southwestern
8-17
9-15
8-15
9- 1«
9- 1
9-1
9-15
(quar:)
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)_'——
Southwesiern Elec. Service, com,'(increased)
9- 5
9- 5
12-18
9- 1
j
23c
$1.75
4 *
pfd.
7%
Process,
-5%
8-14
,
Natural
Southern
,
...
-
8-20
8-31
50c
preferred
4.30%
62'/2c
62y2c
quar.)
(stock dividend)
Fine Foods
Safwav
9- 3
9-24
9-24
50c
Co.
St
V
■
-
$4.75
Pratt
,
$T
$20c
$10c
t$1.06y4
—
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.) ———;
8-10
quar.)
America
of
River
-'2
50c
———
Co.,
(quar.)
Gear
& W
S
8-10
8-10
8-17
40c
5%
.
12VuC
Extra
Powell
,
New
10- 1:7 - 9-17 v
9- 5 y 8-20
9-10
8-17
y
JElectric Steel Co. (quar;).
4
4.,
50c
Royalties Management —4
5c
Royalite Oil, Ltd. (quar.)—;
$6%c
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)—...
$1.12%
Ryan Aeronautical
(quar.)
4 ,-"
10c
9-1
(quar.)__
Steel
Portsmouth
Potash
9- 1
9- 1
>
9- l;v
10c
V:. $1.19
55c
50c
—
—
(quar.)
45c
B
$1.18%..' 9-..1
$1.02% ' 9- 1
Rotary
9- 1
9- 1
$1.25
40c
$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
class A (Increased
Co.,
&
,
,
20c
-25c
$0.265625
y,-' 34c
Co, (quar.)
Southern Railway Co.—
9-13
8-14
8-14
;
9- 1
9- 1
...
—————6/:.
(quar.)—
dividend
&
Sayre
preferred
2nd
$2.50
Poor
$1
' $1.02%:..
< ■
(quar.)
B
Mfg." Co.
Spring & Axle
4V«%
8- 8
8-31
8-31
8-28
9-20
8-21
8-21
8-21
Stock
Southern
Light & Pov/er—
Rockwell
Ross
Materials,
dividend
a-io
9-15
8-15
9-29 j
9- 1
.
$25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
Rockwell
Class
1%
(quar.)__
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (reduced)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Astabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.),
Plymouth
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Rockland
"jtock
$1.37V2
dividends—
5V2% prior preference 1st series
5%.preferred class A (quar.)
Polaroid
«
Transit
8-15
9- 1
10- 1
9-15
9-20
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
-• 9- 1
—
uorp.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)____|
Pittsburgh Reflector, class A (quar.)
Stock
■
4% preferred series F (quar.)
4.10%, preferred series H (quar.)
preferred series I (quar.)———
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)—
Rochester
Franklin
Southern
Electric—
4.75%
•
v
$20c
(quar.)„
&
preferred A
(quar.)
Rolland Paper Co. Ltd., class A
$1.75
73c
55c
10c
10c
15c
25c
—
preferred
50c
37J/2c
60c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Rohm
10- 1
6%
Co.
7-17
9-10
$1.75
ordinary income
(quar.)
B
Gas
Co.
&
pref.
Rochester
Co.
Southern
8-15
9-28
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9-15
9rl5
9-10
69c
,9-2510- 1
9-15
9-12
10- 1
! 9- 1
Class
.
common
8-20
10- 1
9-14
8- 3 ;
9-17
Common
Inc.,
(H. H.)
Little
Class A
.
4
(quar.)
Myers,
9- 4
10-10
10-15
9- 1
25c
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
40c
■4(4%
preferred B
(quar.)
—53Vac
Pittsburgh Coke St Chemical, com. (quar.)_„
25c
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$4.80 preferred (quar.).^_ii+c^_—$1.20
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Ry.—.
7%
,
(quar.)
A
(quar)
participating preferred (quar.>—_—
t
11c
Fund
Akoiait
(quar.)—
&
Robinson
,r
9-17
Piper
preferred
Robertson
8-15
18c
Pioneer
B
5y2%
.
75c
65c
3c
'
3c
(year-end)
Corp.
Co., class
Ritter Finance
25 %c
;2_.
Oquar.)
Southern
Southern
26 %c
common.—.
preferred (quar.)—.
'4:.' 4V'4%
preferred (quar.)___
5.44% preferred (quar.)—2.
,
9-14
r
.
—4
4%
;
10-1
10- 1
9-15
.
out of
Quarterly
^
(quar.)
Water,
California
Southern
n-9-10
8-10
9-15 ; 8-24
1c
$1.70
/ $1.75
Co
7%
Products
Metal
Rieke
,
Fund—
Street
Oil
Inc.,
4.08%
80c
> 9- 5; v?; 8-15
90coc 10-;1 ;.;t. 9-10
•
4
1st preferred
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Richfield
Oil
(quar.)—
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
t$1.12Va
!
common
(quar.).
4
;—
30 %c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)l4_preferred (quar.)—
4.88%
'-4.24%
9-14
59%C; 11- 1
80c - 9- 5
4%
(quar.)
preferred
$4
(monthly)—8V3C
(Hartford) (quar.)
75c
semi-annual
Increased
42%c
(initial-quar.)
4y2%
Mfg..
ttice-Stlx,
__
<-,.8-10
8-16
9-10
10-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.i_—__4_——
Southam Co., Ltd. (increased)
Southern California Edison Co.—
4i ■'
(quar.)
.4-^. . $1.12%y- 10- 1
convertible pfd.^(quar;)- $1,12%
9- 1
preferred
Atlantic Gas,
South Jersey Gas
9-14 t-.
12-14
•
9-25
—
(quar.)
Ranch
Rice
10- 1
1-1-57
55c >• 9- 1
-12%ct- _ 9- 7
12 %c
10- 1
—
(quar.)
4.50%
Electrotypers, Ltd.—
Fhoto Engravers &
Pillsbury
com.
class B
preferred
Common
South
44-5%- preferred (quar.)_;.___—
______
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)__.
8-23
8-15
8-15
10- 1
.
$1"
(quar.)—.
preferred
Co.
Drug
Wesson,
Tools (quar.)_^—
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.)___
Solar Aircraft Co. (quar.)
___—
Sonotone Corp., com. (quar.)_____
$1.25 conv. pfd. A (quar.X____—$1.55 conv. preferred (quar.)____
—
9-15
.
&
Morgan) Co. (quar.)
Inc.—
(S.
Smith
;
Fund__;
B.)
Snap-On
.
I
4%
(quar.).
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4%% pfd. A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.; com.
Rexall
9- 4
9- 4
9- 1
$5c
(quar.)
Insurance,
Robbins
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
87%c.
Smith
9-14
v,
(Edson
—
Oil
Smith
8-15
9-29
9-14
9-14 „ 9-< 1
8-30
8-10
9-17 * ^8*31
9- 3
8-24
10- 1
9-17
9-15
8-17
25c
25c
$12y2c
15c
30c
$bc
$28c
Copper & Brass——
Revere
<•
9- 1
Sl'Ac
$27c
A
Republic
8-22
'
12%c
Skelly
8-20
.
Extra
$1.50
$3.65
9-13
9- 1
9- 1
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Co. (quar.
Singer
o
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
A
Class
8- 3
8-20
9-30
9-30
45c
25c
(quar.)—
common
Philadephia Suburban
<
,
Simonds
8-3J
-
9-10
50c
Ltd...
Refractory St Insulation Corp. (N. J.) (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)_—
3'/2% preferred (quar.)_—
Renabie Mines, Ltd. <quar.)_._
ttenoid Cnains (Canada), Ltd. t—
8-10
9- 7
8-15
•
,
.
9-20
2%c
class A
Mines.
MacDonald
Reeves
;
.
(quar.) ^—
Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Saw & Steel (increased).
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)——_____
eil Corp.
(quar.)—
9rl0:
'
<
20c
85c
>
(quar.)
Bros,
Reeves
8-10
(
issue reper share
non-cum
A^C
30c
35c
,
(quar.)
Bit
Roller
-Reed
dividend)
Philadelphia
*10-_ 1-
87%c
(quar.)--
1st preferred
non-cuni.
try
Sinclair
9-10
8-31
10-1
9-28,
'^50c
;
'
(quar.)
Reading Tube Co., common (quar.)
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)—
4%
/
8-2
4
Reading Co.—
8-20
}
2" J
2" f
9- 1
9- 1 ;; j
10- 1
9- 1
9-10
9-15
9-1
9-28
10-15 y>
9-15
9" 1
v-
$25c
Corp.,
Chemical
Re-Mark
„2c>tr ®"28 iff
20c
9-10
8-17
*
25c
9- 1
8-11
i: ''756 ■'/ 9-10 •,». 8-17
50c
9- 4
8-21
35c
9-12
8-24
87%c
9-28
9- 7
$1
9-28
9- 7
75c
9-10
8-17
20c
9- 1
8-15
~v
•Petersburg St Hopewell Gas Co. (quar.)
Petroleum Exploration - Co._si——-—-—
Pfaudler
.
——
(quar.)
Co.
preference
$3
8-31
8-24
9-10
9-10
(initial quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)
8-20
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
pfd. (quar.)-..
(quar.)
2
— /$1.12%
pfd.
4%%
Corp.,
$2
$1
Si
25c
$1.75
Corp.
Permain Basin Pipeline
8-28
8-20
4
\
—
(quar.)
Simmons-Boaraman Publiohing—
b-ji
common
Co.. new
Ray-O-Vac
—
(quar.)
Perkins Machine St Gear, 7%
Circle
Perfect
•
40c
20c
50c
/ y
.
«"
?HZ/a
.
11-15
"-If
(quar.)
B
Simmons
9-28
9-15
10- 1
10-1
(quar.)
Packing Co.
Rath
A
Class
9-14
9-20.
(quar.)—
Ranco, Inc.
10-25
10-25
10-25
—
—
Radio Corp* of America^ "$3.50 pfd;
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.).——*
9-10
Class
,,
25c
50c
*35c
»7%c
(quar.)
common..
(quar.)—
pre.erred
bVe
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
10c
(quar.)
Quemont Mining Ltd.
8-15
;y
9-14
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
92'/Z?
(quar.)
Drug Stores Inc. (Md.) (quar.)___—
Gas Light St Coke (quar.)
Telephone (Butler, Pa.), com. (quar.)
Peoples
y
2oc
8%c
57 he
58%c
$1.10
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.68%
convertible preferred (quar.)——
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40 pid. (quar.)
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)—.—
-4.60% preferred (quar.)—,
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar )
Pennsylva/iia Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Fruit
Penn
8-17
8-15
8-3t
Cement
V
9-14
_
A
(5-a)-preferred (quar.)
5%
.
_
Class
0<
Co
Brewing
Peerless
Co.,
Telephone
Quebec
(quar.1
B
Simon*(H.)
Investment income)
(Prom,
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance
Quaker State Oil Refining (quar.)
8-1/
•
(quar.)_^_„
Steel Strapping, common " (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)__—_————Silknit, Ltd., common (quar.)
;
8c
(George)
class A
5%
8- 9
to
elects
payment in cash
Fund of i3osi,uii—
the
take
stockholder
the
where
cases
Gas Co.,
Class
shares
In
Putnam
\
;
—
—
Pwr.,.$2.44 pfd. A (init. quar.)
St
Slgnode
9" 1
,
long-term
capital gains payof the Fund except in
net
able
——
(quar.).
Corp.
Signal Oil
8-31
8-^4
8-20
•
■
—
Sierra Pacuic
8-31
9-1
9-28
9-28
—1
'
-
,
(increased)
A
Siegier
8-31
—
,•••'•.>
8-31
8-31
8-31
9-14
9-28
9-14
„
:
Shopping Bag Food Stores
;9-2o
$1
40c
20C
3%
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
of America—
Corp.
Class
,,
5/a
75c
Ltd. (quar.)
dividend
—
Prom
~
preferred
■
Pearl
-
Shoe
Co.,
Ltd.
Shirriif-Horaey
8-31
9-29
9-29
9-29
*40c
Co.,
Stock
Sherwin-Williams
$1.18%
k uiviuenu)
(quar.)
Co.
Puritan Fund—
.
Feabody Coal Co.— '
5%
convertible prior
$1.07%
—
com.
Inc. (quar.)
Alegia Sugar
Purex
8-20
8-20
n?
8-31
8-31
30c
8-27
30c
8-27
$1,25
♦ t20c - 9-15
+35c
9-15
25c
8- 1
(quar.)..
A
Industries,
Oil
Pure
9 4
8-1/
2"in
^
-——
Corp.,
Paraeisburg-Aetna
Puerto
9-lo
8-21
8-31
-
Pullman,
Son
8-30
8-^2
.
$1.04%
preferred
(quar.)___
Rico Telephone (quar.)
$4.75
8 29
9-14
9-1
50c
50c
(quar.)—.
B
Class
.
iquar.)-
Co.,
Pen
Parker
$75c
^c
Corp (quar.)
Corp.
(quar./——
Appliance
Parker
—-
Pictures
Sheraton
Park
10c
25c
yy-
Package
Paramount
h-ad
Si?
9-11
9- l
,f10- 1
$1;^
Tin
Pacific
preferred
4.30%
■;,
8-17
^8
—
preferred (quar.)..-
6%
9- l
(quar.)
(quar.)
vPublicker
17
a-u
9-1
—
(quar.)
preferred
Punta
(quar.)
Common
-
a
9- l
—
$102
preferred
Snerer-Gillette Co.
(quar.)_—.—
Sherman Products. Inc.
(quar.)____
9- 4
9-17
9-29
9-29
^..45c
35c
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Snepard-Niles Crane & Hoiit oorp.„___
.
$1-25
preferred A <quar.)__
Service Electric & Gas, com.
$1.40 divid. pref. (quar.)
Telegraph Co.—
Pacific Telephone St
>
i
q
.
.
5%
8 15
8-1
-
Public
4.18%
g"3J
'
26c
.'
Payable oj Rec.
Narne of Company
8-15
8-15
8-1d
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
87%c
27c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service Co. of Wew Mexico—
4.08%
(quar.) ————-17!7?®
Pacific-Atlantic Canadian Investment x»td—
$3c
Pacific Clay
Products (quar.)
—30c
Pacific Far East Line, common (quar.)——
15c
5%% convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—$0.3281 A
Pacific Finance Corp. (quar.).
,
50c
Brewing Co.
Pabst
(quar.)
com.
Holdei
When
Holders
When
....
Share Payable of Rec.
50c... .9-1
,8-15
$1 05
9- 1 - 8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.16%
8 15
9 5
10-15
9- l
62/2c
40c
4.20%
8-15
9- 1
^1.10
of Indiana,
Co.
Service
Public
,
» zu
i
9-iu
9- 1
v
-
Oshkosh
Otter
Payable of Rec.
10- 1 ■ 9-15
^re
of Company
Name
Opelika
Per
.
of Company
Name
Monday, August 27, 1956
...
9-
1
$1.25
10-
1
9i
J25c
9-
1
8
$25c
9-
1
8
*
8i
(867)
51
'
,
,
of Company
Propane Gas,
Oil Co. tquar.)_
Ray Drug,
6%' preferred
Per
5.20%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
|Bunray-Mid-Continent
Stock
'
vHa<uv)
;
preierred
5%%
convertible
A
Sunsuine Biscuits
series
2nd
(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
5 % %
53A%
preferred
1
1
9-15
8-31
8-15
U.
9-xo
8-10
U.
9-
1
8-15
U. S.
9-
1
8-15"""
10-
1
From
earned
15c
4:50%
'pfd.
(quar.)
10-
«•
9-
8-31
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
7
*-
7
Van
10-
1
9-
7
S
»;
10-
1
1
$1.28
10-
.1.
9-10
'9-
JOC
t
$1.37%
._
preferred
(quar.
(cuar.)
(quar.)_
/
Producing
Sulphur
$1.35
_^_r___*___
(.iuar.)_t_^
Natural
&
Gas
Co.—
(quar.)„.
Toy Co
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
^
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
<
4%
convertible
preferred
4%
preferred
A
*
|Thew
iThpmson
Electric
25c
1
$1
j-10-
1
""»•
••
pfd.
4.56%
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Toronto
Elevators,
Ltd.
preierred
10- t*
Transtates
10-1 • •
®
idc
8-20
%,) 1
Travelers
Insurance
Treesweet
Inc.,
G%
1
(Hartford)
Products
(quar.)
$2.80
10%
1954
series
preferred
lUarco, Inc. (quar.)
|Union Acceptance Corp.,
6%
preferred
•60c
Carbide
Jnion
pa
&
Chemical
Common
6%
Jnion
«Sc
Materials
v
10-
;
9-
1
(quar.).
Gas
•5%
System,
preferred
Jnion
(quar.i_
Oji & Gas
|, Class B
Jnion
(quar.)
Sugar
Inion
Tnnk
Jnion
(La.)
Jnion
Wire
Extra
iJnited
9-27
8-29
87 ViC
quar.)_
■____
—
A
i
»20c
A
-___
fjnited
r.
&
75c
A
4 V4 %
|Jnited
5 7a
9-15
9-
8-15
i 9-10
7%C
50c
4
...
-
50C*
9-
-
preferred
:
*75c
net
non-cumulative
common
"
Class B
|J S
&
RR.
Bolt,
preferred
10-
1
9-
j
-Wolf
.-4
r
(quar.)_
50c
9-28
10-
1
(annual)
'
■
9-
1
7-28
10-
1
15c
9-
1
8-15
8-27
7-27
&
class
A
9-20
(G.
H.),
1
8-
6
1
9-14
9-
1
9-10
c
9-10
10-
1
9-24
"10-
(
1
~
1
9-
'
•
12%c
9-14
9- 4
9-10
*
8-15
9-10
8-24
ti-
1
10-
1
8-31
Industries,
preferred
35c
9-
common
__i
*
53c
50c
(initial)
99-
5
8-
8
5
8-
8
15c
S-15
9-
1
75c
9-
8-15
1
by
White
this
company
3,000
46-year-
development,
/
its
on
used
cab-
new
Turbodiesel—another
payload
and
power
1
*
9-1
1
8-15
$1.50
10-31
10-15
9-20
30c
17'Ac
9-15
9-
7
35c
8-31
9-20
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-15
-v
8-31
9-15
25c
22%c
,8-31
9-15
,
of the White
3,000 into service
this month.
:
*
;
go
9-
9-10
8-31
9-15
5
8-31
$1.25
10-
1
9-14
$$1.37'A
30c
9-
1
b-15
8-31
8-15
31 Vic
9-
1
9-29
9-14
Mass.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
;
public
three
sale
in
shares
units,
of
stock.
each
The
offering is to be made by
through such underwriters
and
unit consisting of a
$400
offering price is to bf $500
officers and agents of the
and
effort"
arrangements with the
paid to company officers;
agents other than the officers.
will
to
brokers
was
organized
on
April
may
enter
selling
com¬
No
commission
5%
a
The
registration
to be
offered
selling
agents
are
to
may
statement
11,
1955, under New Hampshire
law, for the purpose of fostering the development of Wildcat Mountain
in
Pinkham
Notch, facing Mount Washington,
in New Hampshire,
of
operation as a major mountain recreation
lift facilities. The first stage of this
of
Wildcat
elevation
-1
as
company.
but
be
issuer
main
a
Mountain
exceeding
lift
(a
from
center, including
development will
the
distance
2,000
feet),
base
area
to
of
6,700
feet,
with
the
together
with
other
facilities. Immediate future development
calls
for
winter-use
-The
of
a
lifts
to
company's
provide
an
proposed
amount
gross
of
alternate
route
development
$1,500,000.
Of
plan
this
to
the
will
the
year-
be
the
ridge
difference
a
top
one
a
summit
and
or
in
bottom
two
added
top. "
require
the
raising;
seeks to raise
$1,000,000 through the public sale of its securities; and it is
negotiating
to raise the
remaining $500,000 through a private sale of first mortgage
20-year 6%
bonds to certain institutions.
Proceeds
will be
used
to
meet
expenditures
initial
operation
incurred
of
the
In
connection
company
with
the
construction
and
Wildcat
Mountain project, to pay a short-term
working capital and general corporate purposes.
The
prospectus
lists - George
Macomber
of
Boston
as
President;
J.
Brooks Dodge, Jr., of
Gorhp.m, N. H., as Vice-President; William
D. Beal, Jr., of Jackson, N. H., as
Treasurer, and Malcolm McLane of
bank
loan
8-15
12'Ac
for
and
installation
8-1
9-
$1.20
leading highway motor freight firms, Spector
of Chicago,
will put
the first fleet
of
the
round
,8-20
40c
,
-
includes
The
*
for
90c
$1.10
(quar.)
•
9-14
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
started
1,000 outstanding common shares which
by the lour holders of the 4,000 outstanding shares
in connection with the sale of stock.
8-15
9-29
paid
also
10-
25c
preferred
be
9-17
7c
(quar.)—
been
copntry's
System,
I'he
"best
missions
'-V 8-15
30c
/
—
The
corporation
unit.
into
9-19
15c
will
company
.
8-15
10c
1
(quar.)
markets Truco diamond
operations,
offered
per
8-10
8-31
25c
the
Freight
debenture
9-15
9-17
9-29
$1.06'A
common
its; expanuing jwatpr - swivel
department
of the firm, it Is
announced "by, Harvey
Wildcat Mountain Corp., Boston,
/ be
8-31
40c
>
(quar.)
-
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 13, 1056, covering $800,000 of 6% subordinated cumulative deben¬
tures, due Dec. 1, 1976, and 6,000 shares of no par common stock, to
8-31
>
—
in
-
of
This
8-17
9-10
35c
,
,
*—
has
Securities and
8-15
20c
(quar.)_____
Ltd., 5%%
Woodley
"
Petroleum
Woodward
Co.
Governor
(quar.)
(quar.)
37'Ac
Woodward
Woolworth
Iron
Wooster
(F.
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)
W.)
Co.
&
Co.
(quar.)
8-16
9-
6
8-16
40c
1
9-6
25c
Extra
7-27
10-10
9-
10-
9-
8
8-17
62%c
9-
1
7'Ac
(quar.)
9-
1
Concord,
K.
of $1,000, for
N.
H.,
Hampshire,
4,000
Clerk.
as
of
outstanding
Each
Jackson;
shares
of
and
serves
as
Director,
along with
of
each
common
the
holds
four
Edward
1,000
of
th«
stock.
World
Publishing Co.
8-17
9-15
8-30
Costs,
expenses
Net
25c
4%%
Corp.,
common
(quar.)__.
prior preferred ,(quar.)
4'A%
convertible prior preferred
(quSr.)
62'Ac
9-20
&
30—
1956
1955
$2,803,946
$1,958,048
1,839,687
taxes
income
Preierred
(quar.)
Worthington
"
Woodley Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Six Months Ended June
Grass operating income
1,473,304
8-10
"
i
—
Borax & Chemical, common
4,,a% preferred (initial)
8-27
$2.50
Canal Iquar.)
6"
Light—
Steel,
preferred
Woodall
9-12
tlOc
8-
;
75c"
(quar.)..
Insurance
(quar.)
565.
p.
*
v
t$l
1
>
(Alan)
5%
8-31
32 %C
9-
50c
One
Motor
■ml'
8-28
50c
Dessauer
la
1
9-15
.v_$1.31%
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
8-31
$L06y4
A
&
Wolverine
Wood
*
8-14
7
35c
(quar.)
Wood
7
8-31
1
9-
9-10
$$1.12'/a
(quar.)
models
into service on the company's mainline Chicago-New
further modernizing Spector "Customerized Service'^
with
important time-saving and schedule improvements, as well a3
instituting excellent payload advantages.—V. 184, p. 471.
1
85c-
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Service, common
Westinghouse
complement of highway tractors engineered for maximum
advantages under any pattern of state highway weight and
any mileage and schedule demands of the Individual
They
30c
*
preferred
Public
•„
York
95c
*
-
(quar.)
portable
full
Diesel version
/
10-
30c
preferred
4.40%
Wisconsin
8-17
t5c
|Jnited New Jersey
Screw
Electric
&
V
7-31
9-10
$1.25
9-
9-14
v.i
■
7%
Hydro
T,
7-31;
9-15
40c
(monthly)-,
Power
'
Ltd.—
class
Hirsch,
4.80%
7
invest¬
(quar.)
Grain Growers,
&
4'A%
8-31
•8-31
15c
•
*
•-./••• 7c
Stores
its
out
»
v..8-23
9-1
(quar.i
moved
division
a.
tractor—the
advance
V operator.
>
8-31
$30c
(quar.)
Wisconsin
7
9-
9-21
9-14
7c
Lmprcvement,
common
TV
,
*
■■■/>: $30c' •" 'V"9-15
(quar.)
Wisconsin
-T
8-31
9-21
„
8-22
V 9-14'
Ltd
Wood
(quar.)
(from
Co..
preferred
.
9-21
Works
'
tlOc
T
10-
8-27
30c .10-20
....
8-17
1
*:
'
pfd. (quar.)
;-s Wisconsin
Electric Power, common (quar.)__
* 3.60% preferred (quar.)
; 6% preferred of 1887 (quar,**;—
5%
Fund
&
$4.25
Winter
8-31
9-10
•-
56y«c
[Jnited Illuminating, new common (initial)
|Jnited Insurance Co. of America <quar.)__
|jnited Keno Hill Mines, Ltd. (interim)
llted
Wilson
nliicant
;
8-20
Monthly
8-17
25c
.
-
income)
Gas
<
/•••
Inc.—
Science
ment
Jhited
preference
.
three
White Motor Co.—Introduces
Turbodiesel—
Full production
forward highway
payload
(quar.)___
(Clarence)
New
techniques
the mining and oil industries and by
industry In general.
\
8-20
(quar. )___„__
& Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Introduces
—
length laws and
(quar.)
Mxg.
"
10-15
(quar.)
[Jhited Elastic Corp. <quar.)_—
|jnited Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
class
Cement
Corp.
Water Swivel Division
produces and
new
8-10
8-31
(quar.)__;—x
as
8-22
.^8-31
(quar.)
the
President.
1:,.,;
(quar.)_i.__^_
common
Machine
Whitman
8-31..
9-15
5
40c
pfd.
status
1
(quar.)___i_
Whitney Blake Co._______
-Wlckes Corp, (quar.)
Williams & Co.
(quar.)
8-31
..
Co.,
preferred
Whitin
,8-10
-9-15
35c
—
.
9-
$1.12%
IJnited Carr-Fasteners (Del.) (quar.)—____
IJnited Corps., Ltd., class B (quar.)—
"6%
4
Motor
5'A%
8-24
10c
37%c
can At Giass, common (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar,)_
■United
9-
preferred
'
»
4
1
-
25 c
_-
|jhitea
IJnited Funds
1
conv.
.Whitehall
-
8-15
9-14
White
.
■
8-15
9-
4y4%
Winn-Dixie
(quar.).
Carton
1
A e-
$2
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—2—ii
Board
1
9-10
"
%
i
10-20
9-14
20c
40c
99-
,•
^
25c
■
IJnited Biscuit Cp. of America, com.,
(quar.)_
$4.50 preferre<T (iv-ar.)
IJnited
-
1
9-
25c "
(quar.)
Co.—Secondary Offering
sigopportunity for truck oper'.•*-£ >.•; '/;i ators, according to P. E.
Tobin, Vice-President in charge of sales.
8-15
With the introduction of the White
3,000 Turbodiesel, White rounds
>$1.20
4'/2%
common
10)
page
52.
company.,,has
full
The
1
-8-17
'
-:
9-
for
9-
Co.
Timber
;>Whitaker Paper Co.
10-20.
11-15
"o
$1.25
(.quar.;)—
11-15
v .
33C
.
*
;
(George), Ltd.,
Whirlpool-Seeger,
/
payment
a
retail
Wallace,
A by
8-17
,
-
10-20
92%c
(quar.)
Lines
Weston
-
10-20
-—;—
Air
•
-8-10
11-15
•
class
(quar.)
,
"V
8-10
-
8-31
11-15
:
(qiar.
Rope
;
9-14
8-3
35c
Terminal Cold Storage Co.— As
;.//
participating prior preferred (s-a)
4%
;
.$1.12%
•
.—_—
Co.
Car
8-31
6V4C':.
V
i
2
(increased
com,
8-15
$1
$4.50
Jnion
1
corrected
drilling machines, water swivels, drills and diamond bits.
old Detroit
(Mich.) firm is a pioneer in diamond tool
having originated many diamond drilling tools and
12-15
7
-
'
9-15
*
$1.25 ;/'9-1.
Co.. common
Stationery Corp.—
Insurance
Electric
184, p.
9-
——
preferred (quar.)
Westlngnoitse Air Brake Co. (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
v
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)__
^____
Westmoreland,: Inc.
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser
30c
:
■»'.
$4
$3.70
9-
Gas
•
The
here.
marketed
20c
Insurance
&
v'
-
v
9-1
12-
7
9-
60c
incorrect.
indicated
styled
be
f " * 25c
5%
8*21
1
75c
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.):
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)_
115c
+
:
;
common
Kentucky
Life
Western Tablet
v.
Corp.—
;
Co.,
8-31
Breweries.
Western
8-15;
.9-
A
•
8-31
;
(quar.)
Western
-8-15'
'•>
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
i
8-31.
4
4
'•
1-1-57
25c
-
(quar.)
Auto Supply Co., com.
Western Canada
'10-': 1
100%
70c pfd. (accum.)__
(quar.)__—
Ltd.
50c
30c
v'VT A'
Is
completed.—V. 184,
This
,
B.
9-6
9-10
500
*
v
was
.Into
.
,' 9-17
12-10
';
3 T
8-1
A
1
:
common
4.80% -preferred
9-15
I T
'/.v
was
date
,
9-1
10-
rran.): (s-a)
(quar.)——
Telephone
8-24
10-
(quar.)
Products,
>:
9-10'
40c
Insur..-(San
Disinfecting,
'
j
Co.—
Western
9-
t30c
Life
Coast
'
t
9-
f:
preT.
Co.
preferred
Coast
8-10
40c
—
Westeel
Ltd.—
Carbon
(quar.)
preferred
.9-21 :
30c
;
preierred
(quar.)
West Indies
Sugar (quar.)__—
8-31
533Ac.
*
4.80%
A
(increased)
Westates Petroleum Co.,
9-13
30c
dividend
8-
8-10
*
$5
8-30
50c
2nd
tic.
;
?
6-30
■
Inc.
date
Ji Wheel Trueing Tool Co.—Creates
New DivisioiF—■
5
8-20
9-1
75c
.
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. — Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
(par
$7.50) was made on Aug. 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $43
per share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents
per share.
It
8-14
*
^ T
quar.)
*
,8 27
1
8c
'
Non-
_
"
,
v
8-14
9-1
-:;75c
8-15
5
v
*
;
9-
J15C
Inc—
8-^(1
9- 1
•
(
$1.12
:
7%,
'•
8-24
-9-10
'30c
*
tax
by
Raymond
Loewy Associates
In
solid
and
line
of
Westinghouse 14-inch portable television
this Fall, was announced today
(Aug. 27)
by E. J. Kelly, General Manager of the firm's
television-radio division.
Three
models
comprise
the
Introductory
line
of
Westinghouse
portables.
'rY
'
to
Suggested
$129.95.—V.
'
8-10
y
10- .1,
75c
vy
(quar.)
K?
9-10,
9-10
50c
;
6
8-29
■
9-12
62'Ac
7
-•
10-1(0
*
9-12
•'*
25c
$37c
(increased
•:-l
9-10
Tf ?■ 50c
Stock
West
8-21"
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
non-curc.
Jnion
9-
Fund,
11-1*
40c
••
-S/
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Services,
West
8-10
8-31'
___
(quar.):.
Corp. (quar.)
rcson Gas Electric
Light & Power (quar.)
ine-Soi Electric, common (ouar.)__;
4.30%
9-10
11-26*
preferred
Temper
8-
9-12'
;
$35c
preferred
conv.
West
8-13
»0C
Motel
Corp. (stock divid.)
Truax-Traer Coal, common (quar.)____
True
1
Investors
Co.
Jet
A
v'
9-24
9-
rA 12 %c
Quarterly
Tremont
9-ltb
10c
;
«
9-15
9-20
-
40c
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
v
10-1*
Motor
convertible
'
8-17
25c
^
4%
'•f
8-17
1
15c
Mutual
^4%
8-17
9-
(quar.)
_£______
Welex
1:
■9-
30c
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
%■
3
8-17
f 20c
I
9-29
'
9-15
-TA,
.,:
tax.
Fire
colors,
receivers,
9-15
10-19
(quar.)
Weeden & Co., common
Common
(quar.)
:?
8-15
9-
(quar.)____.
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)________.
*' 8-17
1
9-1
$1.06'A
(quar.)___„:.
(quar.)
8-
■
8-31 ,:H.;
9-
Ltd.
Wuterous-Equipment, Ltd.
8-27
30c
Station
Mines
9-
:
A
Distinctively
two-tone
,
"7-17
1-
35c
•
T
4-16
•
9-
12'Ac
•
&
Waukesha
9-10-
$1.14
_—
1
(quar.)
•
3-17
*
•
9-29
30c
8-31
9-27
.:r|
dividend.
Receivers—
,
10-17
8-1-57
-
'Extra
Washington
8-10
9-10
9-11
$1.06 «/4 "
_.
.
?• 8-24
75c
.
•
7 ;
9-
9-15"
5
./
1
2uc
it«'..;t 50c„ i.
9- 7
b-31
25c
(^uar.j
Petroleum,
^
10-
!• t20c
|fowmotor Corp.
9- 7
31'Ac
__u^.
8-31
75c
<
9-11
this
tax.
record
Westinghouse
'.8-14
11-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
7
1
2-1-57
.
(quar.)
Warren (S. D.) Co., common yquar»)H__^_'_'
*$4.50 preferred (quar,)_£
r
Washburn Wtrd Co. (quar1.)£___£
T
8-31 "
'
1
"
:j;
8-31
31V* c *
(interim)
9-
5-1-57
-
-
/ 9-
9-14
37'Ac
-
«—
resident
published
Westchester
8-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
9-15
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
(par $2) was made on Aug. 15 by Shearson, Hammill &
Co. at $29.50 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 75
cents per share. It was
completed.—V. 160, p. 368.
8-15
1
37'/2c
J_
8-17
$1
9-7
75c
37'Ac
8-17
75c
a
for
—A
1
9-4
$31'Ac
Co;,, class A (quar.)__
/
"k Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co..
(quar.)
V: Warren (Northam) Corp., $3 pfd,
(quar.)____
Warren -Petroleum Corp.
(^uar.)—
8-15
9-3 5
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
'
common
Goodwill
Amulet
Walker
.
.
■
8-16
9-15
The
Walgreen Co.
:
v.;
75c
Roller Bearing
(quar.)
Tobacco Securities Trust Co.. Ltd.
Tokheim Corp. (quar.)
__•
4'A%
Waite
8-24
-9:
Timken
Detlnning,
preferred
WJR,
8-21
«!l"
<
7%
8-31
9-1'
50c
:
Vulcan
9-
10-1
'
$1
9-17
(quar.)
(Continued from
a
8-15
9-5
$2.50
t3c
20c
closed
income
-
:
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
income
and/or
'i
12-1
5
10-
1
8-10
General Corporation and
Investment News
-9-
9-15
,
date
,
5
9-
$2.50
y Previous
/
8-10
lr.T
£
12-10
Co.—
(quar.)..
Vulcan Mold & Iron
9-14
■
25c
'.
:
»*•
9-14
9-15
(quar,)_
___
Ry.,
A
•
'
7-30 \
10-
4
$1.25
tl2'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
"
■:.T 9-11
40c
'
preferred
6%
8-25
1
:
Pacific
Mig. Co. (quar.)
Vulcan Corp., $3 preferred
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_
,
(quar.)
9-
8-31
(quar.)
not
Jamaica
8-£0
9-10
\
A
9-
1
9-15
(interim)
Tube
15%;
British
Less
-
7
8-24
9-
11-14
$1.25
•
tax
Less
8-15
1
10-15
50c V
;
resident
.
x
'8-20
1"
12-
9-
9-10
9-15
9-1
1
9-
-
1
15C
25c
8-17
-
1
9-
50c
$1.25
—^
^preferred
preferred
Corp.
a
9-^j
1
9-
10-
-
8-31
8-30
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Coal & Iron (quar.)
6%
37'AC
tPayable In U. S. funds, icss j.5% canauiau
non-residents tax.
JPayabie In Canadian funds, tax deductible at tne source.
.
.
'"8-15
1
9-
■
r-
37'Ac
&
&
books
8-16
/
9-14
10-
11-
A
Vogt
9-22
1
10c
:___
Co.,
'
1
10-
Markets
Edison
9-10
10-
30c
Inc.,-common
1
5% conv.' preferred.(initial
series) (quar.)
r_5% non-conv. pfd. series B (quar.)__
[Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.),
Into Roofing Co. (quar.)
|Time, Inc. (interim)
:_A_
Toledo
7*31
10-
3iy4c
(quar.).
•
r
"8*10
40c
1
common
*
>
'
preferred
iThprofare
5
pfd.
8-15
20C
Mines
Coke
8-15
"
1
10-
'
2%
(s-a)
1
1
9-
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Shreveport
6%
y
8*24
8-17
8-31
I.'■■■ v: 25c
______
Welder
9-
V
A
preferred
6%
8-i7
;
Co.
8-14
9-
2%
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Virginian Ry.t common (quar.)
.
9-14
-
9-15
-7C
;
|Thompson Products,
4%
I,
(quar.)
Industries.*—
Thompson
1
I
25c
__
(Increased-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Shovel Co.
8-23
9- '5
"'V''.., • $1
(quar.)
Mfg.,
10-
5%
Virginia
6
9-14
:. 94I5
common.....
/•
5%
>'Transfer
8-24
9-12
6%
(quar.)____
8-15
8-24
—
"
*
.
,
10-5
.12'Ac
;
dividend
Common
»
(quar.)_
Fair
Stock
8-20
1
30c
:
B.)
"
5oc
Co
Chemical
Vlcksburg,
•
(quar.)__
B
preferred
|Thatcher Glass
1 The
9-15 ;-r:
30c
Pipeline
Co.
Texas
$1.25
8-
loc
2
Oil
Vick
8-6
1
50c
.r
•
.
Zeigler Coal
Zenith Radio
20c
(quar.)_!
pieferred
(J.
&
8-20
8-10
25cOA* 9-
-
(stock dividend)
1
9-10
8-31
8-20
8
8-29
22'/2c
_______
dividend
Sciver
Sheet
9-14
-
65c
'
90c conv. pfd. 1 quar.)
(quar.)
Heating, 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50 cent class
8-6
1:1
10- 1
$1.24
'
2
•_•__£
(quar.)
(Increased)
Coal
25c
r;
,
$6.59
L
(quur.u__.__
.5%
6
6-
Raalte
Stock
Bear
-v'T:, i-,
Vanaaium-Alloys Steel
8-6
9*
$1.12 %
(quar.)
7
9-1
$1.18%
preferred
common
■'
I
Oil
(quar.)
..
Vapor
8-10
-9-
convertible
(quar.)
7
;
9- 7 >
'k 9-1
$1.25
v
v
7
9-
13-1
50c
(quar.
com.
99-
r
12 '■
$1.31'A
convertible
preferred
•1 Van
1
99-
Yellowknlfe
Youngstown
—
Co.
prior
8-15
.
9-
$1.12'/2
i
9-
8-20
25C
9-15
;i
8
9-
Pictures, 4y4% preferred (quar.$1.06y4
Southern
$5.50
9-
10-
Co.
10-19
10C
Co., common
9-10
65c
.
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.,
1
4,50%
4'.96%
7
1
4.75%
Transmission,
T
9-
10-
___
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred
9-
V
9-
$2
Towne Mfg.
Yellow Cab
(Penn.)—
Insurance
9-20
1
25c
A
.
9-1
50c
>
k
pfd. B (accum.)__
Consolidated Oil (quar.)
Utility Appliance
...
1
(quar.)_i
(quar.)
Inc.—r
1
11-
20c
Yard-Man, inc.
(increased)
A
Young (L. A. Spring & Wire (quar.)
*
9-15
10-
conv.
Utah
',
.
7
8-31
1
;
Yale &
8-17
12-
62'Ac
7
10-
$1.22'/2
-
5.50%
5.40%
2
9-12
9-
10^
(quar.)
Utan Power & xjght
(quar.)
$1.16
$1.27'/a
.
2
[Texas Eastern Transmission,
•
'
:
7
9-15
$1
A
Wallpaper,
Upson-Walton
$1.16 Vt
(quar.)__j
Pacific
:
■■
$1.15
<
preferred
"
$1,121/2
'
5.12%
8-
:*•' 9-26
9-
1-1-57
1
10-
8-17
30c
(quar.)
9-
25c
25c
(Rudolph) Co.
Chemicals
Wyandotte Worsted Co
9-7
1
(quar.)
Universal Winding Co.,
Upson Co." (quar.)
-
4
1
9-
37'/2c
common
8-20
;
Wurlitzer
10,
(quar.)
1
Wyandotte
$1.75
V 50c
A
common
preferred
Universal
9-
9-7
62'/2c
(ouar.)
8-31
9-
50c
1
1
22'/ac
common
1
Co.
Monthly
Monthly
10-
-
,
,
Jr.,
10-
25c
(Wm.)
10-
7
Holders
Payable of Rec.
J3c
Extra
20c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Telephone
Universal
1:
9-
10-
_
5.25%
preferred (quar.)..
[Texas Co., new common (initial
quar.)
Common
•'
8-15
9-
:
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
Universal
9-17
:'.v
L
;
•
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois
1
A
Steel
*. 2nd
15
'9-15
50c
:
__12__L_
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
9
8-8i
9-10
When
Share
_
(quar.)
Monthly
40c
(quar.);——£
Machinery Corp.—
Rubber
S.
United
8-15' •:
$1.02%-,
5;10%
Gulf
9-15 : "
9-15
9-
■
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
|Texas
,1
8-28
Tv' 35c
:
com.
(quar.)
[Texas Gulf
1
1
Wngley
9-10
10-
Company
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
9-10
5
$1.75
(quar.)
preference series
4%%
..
27C
—
j
preferred
|Texas Gas
9-15
Fundv Inc.—
pre.erred
5%
10-1.
oc. st
Uuar.j_
preferred
S
5
10-
(quar.)
common
Per
8-22
10-
(quar.)
Playing Card (quar.)_
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
8%
U.
6V4C
4.64%
4!90%
'
11
5 'c
(quar.)
preferred
U
b-15
1
a
4.60%
4.65%
8-30 ,'v
40c
,___
income
preferred
Lines
1
Name of
8-22
9-
10c
preferred
(s-a)
Pipe & Foundry Co.
5%
11 -30 ::"
Tl'/sc
;
;
Transmission
pieferred
S.
1
10c
Common
o-Jx
,8-31
33c
___.
conv.
class
preferred
,
4V4 %
?
9-10
'■t
50c
\
(quar.)
4'/a%
1-1-57
62;,2C ^ 10C8%c
10-
■
"4.10%
U.
'
(quar.)__.
1
Corp.
Gas
9-15
of Rec.
9-
35c
•>
1..—
preferred
S.
_-
:
(quar.)
Hoffman
S.
50c
A
Co.,
preferred
S.
5%
10-
1
__,
\
iTaylor & Fenn, 4.32%
[Tennessee
[Tennessee
U,
10-
;
■
I Television-Electronics
Gypsum
7%
•
37'Ac
,
tquar.)__r_T_
Mig.,
:
•
'
10c
50c
Inc. (quar.)
Fibre Co. tquar.)___
Telechrome
'
7
7
?35c
r.
Extra
3
'
common
(quar.i
preierred
_(qua r.)
dividend
88-
Holders
Payable
25c
.
(quar.)
preferred
S.
When
Share
,,
(quar.)
(s-a)
class
Co.,
B
United
(James), Inc,,
preferred
Stock
1
b-
V,
(quar.)_,V
Foil
7%
U.
7
1
o«c
Company iquar.j
Quarterly
Syracuse Supply Co.
(quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
I Taylor
8-
5.
(quar.)
I Tain pax,
:
8-7
9-
Swill Ai
5%
S.
.,
...
common
preierred
Class
9-18
-
9-
8'Ac
(quar.)^._
I
pfd.
Talcott
U.
10c
Propane, Ltd.. $1.40 pfd.
& Die (quar.)
Sutherland Paper Co. tquar.
>^_
Swan-Finch Oil Corp., 6%
1st
2nd preienvu
8-15
of Company
Envelope,
7%
8-15
$i
bupenor
4%
9-
S.
*
41V4C
:
:
ISuperior Tool
I
4
9-^0
28VsC
(quar.)__
U.
"•
8-10
9-20
„
Supercrete, Ltd.
Name
8-15
9-28
■-
:_
1955
Per
of Rec.
-
9-4
30c.'
5%
Oil
dividend
4%%
9-
37'Ac
[Sunbeam Corp. (quar.)
1
9-10
•
5c
;
:
9-
2dc
1
Holders
Payable
65c
__
common
When
Share
v
.
aurban
yn
'
'
■
■
■
i
.
Name
8-31
Earns,
on
$964,259
r_
—
—
Shares
.''$1.12%.
9-15
8-31
outstanding
Earrings per share
$1.12%
9-15
8-31
—V.
182,
p.
722.
____A—
-
$484,741
$964,258
$423,538
765,473
dividends paid
com.
stock
677,124
$1.26
$0.63
'
61,175
:
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August z/, woo
...
(868)
52
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DEPARTMENT
AND CITY
r <
/
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
'■*
Ala.
Auburn,
Hill, City Clerk, will
public auction on Sept. 4,
the following general obligation
bonds and warrants totaling $377,Wilson
W.
sell at
County, Calif.
Sold—The sole bid
for the $103,000 building bonds of¬
fered Aug. 21—v. 184, p. 772—was
1986 inclusive.
1957 to
—
Allen R.
—
Stephen F.
District Treasurer,- will
bids at the office
Degnan,
sealed
receive
until
bids
sealed
Offering
Bond
Clerk, will receive
noon
(PDST)
City
Thorpe,
Conn. ■' '
8,
Napa, Calif.
,
Bond Offering
school bonds. Due from
No.
'
-
...
interest (J-D)
Jerome, Idaho
Offering—Guy S. Simons,
will
Clerk,
City
Marlborough
(Toums of) Regional Sch. District
Andover, Hebron and
Principal and
payable at a bank¬
ing institution mutually satisfac¬
tory to the purchaser andAhe Dis¬
trict. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago. - , v
inclusive.
1975
to
IDAHO
Bond
CONNECTICUT
rejected.
000:
S225,000
p.
Not
Bonds
;
Offered—
Warrants
and
Bonds
184,
v.
offered Aug. 15—
159—were rejected.
$400,000
ing
Merced
School District,
Merced
ALABAMA
bid's
sealea
receive
(MST) on Aug.
31 for the purchase of $485,OoO
water revenue bonds. Dated Sept.
until 8 p.m.
Principal
inclusive.
1989
to
1958
County,- Murdale -Airport
Authority. (P.,0a Murphysboro), 'V
Illinois /
Jackson
15 from
Due on Sept.
15, "1956.
■
(M-S) payable at the
American National Bank & Trust
and interest
Sale-—Ah issues of $30,000
Bond
airport revenue bonds was sold
750
11 Company, of Chicago. Legality to the Midwest Securities Com¬
a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 28 for the approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬ pany, of Chicago; as 4s. /' Dated
man & Howard, of Denver.
June
1, 1956.- Duef-;on - June I,
105,000 refunding warrants. Due
purchase of $1,950,000 school
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1; 1956. Due on
Note
The foregoing supple¬ 1986: Principal; and interest J-D.
May 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. ments the report published in our Legality approved by> Charles &
Legality approved by Dumas,
(F-A) payable at the Bank of
Trauernicht, of St. jLouis.
issue of Aug. 13—v. 184, p. 672.
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham
Bristol, Conn.'
America; National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisqo. Le¬
Jefferson County Consolidated Sch.
Bond Sale—The $1,750,000 ele¬
ARIZONA
ILLINOIS
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl- mentary
Dist. NO. ~114 (R. ^O. Mt. Vernon),
school
bonds
offered
Pima County School District No. 1
Illinois. '
i
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of Aug. 20 — v. 184, p. 772 — were Calhoun and Green Counties» Cal¬
47^000 improvement bonds. Due
Vfrom 1957 to 1966 inclusive. £
Day, Berry &, Howard,
Street* Hartford, until
of
28 for" the purchase of
off-street parking rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 199C
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Aug;
on
-
<d
Main
$322,000
r|
.
j
:r
—
h
(P.
Tucson),
O.
Ariz.
'
.,V^
will receive sealed bids until Sept.
the
for
17
building
purchase of $2,521,000
Dated Nov.
1,
bonds.
Due
1956.
Nov.
on
1957 to
from
1
in¬
terest ' (M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
1975
inclusive.'Principal
Pima
and
CountySchool Districts
Sale—The
$700,000 bonds
offered Aug. 20 —v. 184, p. 566
awarded
were
to
a
•!..'?
Sale—The
Bond
group
—
Corporation, of New York
City, as 23/4S, at a price of 100.26,
Calif;
offered Aug. 21 were
awarded to the Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles.
bonds
ing
School District,
Grove. Union
Oak
'
County, Calif.
Sonoma
Sale—The $85,000
com¬
School District,
County,; Calif.
>Fresno
,
Boettcher & .Co.f
Kenneth Ellis &
Co.; Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
City; Stern Bros. & Co.; Boswortfr,
Sullivan & Co., and Refsnes Ely,
Beck & Co., as 4s, at a price of
100.13,
basis of about 3.99%.
a
CALIFORNIA
Bond Offering -r.J. L.
a.m.
interest
Bakersfield
Kern
,
.
City School District,
San Bernardino
Bond Offering—Vera K.
Gibson,
of Supervisors,
Clerk of the Board
will
receive
sealed
bids
DST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Oct.
on
clusive.
(A-O)
1
Oct.
from
1956.
1,
1957
to
Due
in¬
1966
Principal
and
payable at
the
Treasurer's
Boron
Sept. 8 for the
$1,500,000
building
on
Dated
interest
County
office.
,Community
Services Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $49,000 water
J
Kern
—
system
bonds
184,
v.
the
p.
Bank
Trust
&
offered
671—were
of
Aug.
San
Paso
to
National
Association,
of
Francisco.
Del
15—
awarded
America
Savings
Heights School
District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $41,000 build¬
trol
of
671—were awarded to the Bank
America
National
Trust
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
Due
$685,000 5s.
from
1
1957
to
1976
inclusive.
on
Sept. 15 from
3M>s.
411,000
3V4s.
2,329,000
1965
from
Due
on
1981
Sept.
15
inclusive.
Marin
Calif.
County,
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
American
Trust
Francisco,
at
a
$120,000
sold
was
price
of
100.008,
net interest cost of about
a
as
the
to
Company, of San
3.08%,
follows:
Tolono), III.
-
Los
Union
School
Angeles County,
Bond
Sale—The
District,
$80,000 3s.
and
Calif.
$250,000 build¬
man
York City.
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 184,
p.; 472—were awarded to the Bank
ings
Association, of San Fran¬
as 4V2s, at a price of 100.003,
basis of about 4.49%.
a
Fillmore
Union
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $445,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v.184,
p.
566—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trusty Sav¬
ings
Association
cisco,
as
of
3y4S.
San
Fran¬
on
on
June
1,
Union
School
ing
bonds
184,
p.
as
offered
Aug.
20
—
v.
566—were awarded to J. B.
43/4s,
&
Co., of Beverly Hills,
at a price of 101.06, a
basis of about 4.63%.
COLORADO
Grand Junction, Colo. >Bonds Not
Sold—All bids
re¬
improvemeint bonds total¬
Wilniette, III.
i
Trust
Sale
INDIANA
Township
Corporation
son,
on
receive
(CDST)
Sept. 19 for the purchase, of
on
Henry
A.
Newbury
an¬
nounces that sealed bids will be
receive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
clusive.
urer
the
office
of
Day,
ton.
(P.
O.
bonds
school
—
The
offered
Co.;
W.
Bros.
Brown
will
&
Co.;
Harriman
&
Co.;
100.14, a basis of about 2.73%.
\ DELAWARE
Delaware
Bond
ous
21—v.
to
(State of)
Sale—The $7,000,0C0 vari¬
purposes
a
184, p.
group
Manhattan
—
At
the
time, Mr. Swinarski also
receive sealed bids for the
as
3%s;J at a price of
100.38, a basis of about 3.59%,-
Chicago,
Johnson
purchase of $800,000 tax anticipa¬
tion warrants, as follows:
$550,000 corporate fund warrants
250,000 construction and devel¬
opment fund warrants.
can
Hayden, Stone *& Co.; and Ira
Haupt & Co., as 2%s, at a price
of
Offering
Additional
same
1, 1956.
Principal
payable at the Ameri¬
National Bank & Trust Com¬
Oct.
«
Bond Offering
bonds offered Aug.
671—were awarded
composed of Chase
Bank; Bankers Trust
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
—
Sept.
5
for the
purchase of $3,-
School
$1,500,000 highway warrants.
1,500,000 corporate warrants.
Sept. 20, 1956.
and interest
Treasurer's
Due
..
Township
.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
inclu-
sive.
1, 1956. Principal
payable at the Ameri¬
National Bank; of Vincennes.
Dated
Sept.
and interest
can
Legality
approved
by Ross, Mcof Indianap¬
"•
:-f'
-
(P. O. R.R. 6,
Columbia City), Ind.
Richland
Principal
payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
bonds,
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to July 1, 1974
olis.
-
bonds.
1976 inclu-
sive.
Cord, Ice & Miller,
follows:
Dated
1, 1957 to July 1,
Edward J.
000,000 tax anticipation warrants,
Township
semi-annually from July
Due
•
purchase
bonds, as follows:* '
$66,0001 Civil
■
will
until 6:30 p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 4 for the
53,000
Warrant Offering
Hubert Daug-
—
Township ' Trustee,
of $119,000
Chicago.
Barrett, Clerk of Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on
Twp. (P. O. R. R.,4,
Vincennes), Ind.'
1
receive sealed bids
of Chicago.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler* of
Cook
r
herty,
pany,
Pressprich
from. 1959 to ! 1986: in¬
Principal - ancf inteVest
* July 13
^
$3,500,000
Aug. 21—
p.
R.
$1,650,000 first mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, .1956. Dud
$1,000,000
and interest
772—were awarded to a
group composed of J. P. Morgan
&
Co.; Lehman Bros.; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; C. J. Devine &
184,
Theodore A.
will
on
of
Hartford),
Connecticut
Sale
Bond
.
p.m.
Sept. 5 for the pur¬ (J-J) payable at the Gary Na¬
corporate tional Bank of Gary.; Legality ap- ;
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
DUe pToved by Ross, McCbrd^Ice & <1
$100,000 on April 1, 1958, and Miller, of Indianapolis.
$100,000 from Oct. 1, 1958 to 1966
Elkhart, Ind.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the American National v Bond Sale—The $400,000 water¬
Bank & Trust Company, of Chi¬ works revenue bonds offered Aug.
16—:v. 184, p. 567—were awarded
cago. Legality approved by Chap¬
to John Nuveen & Company, of
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
(CDST)
chase
Dated
Hartford
West
—
.
James Fergu¬
—
President,
Jr.,
sealed bids until 2
O.
Wfg
School Building
(PT 0. Gary), Irid.
Bond Offering
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering
play¬
Chicago; as 3s; ai a
100.08, a basis of about
Calumet
Swinarski, District Secretary; will
—
$90,000
The
Co.,
price of
Tovfrri Treas¬
Offering
—
2.98%.
--
Bond
Township
Sale
—
The
School
and
totaling
$100,000 offered Aug. 17—v. 184,
Civil
Townships
bonds
Chicago.
p. 672—were awarded to the City
Barney & Co.; First
Geneva Park District (P. O. 1601
Securities Corporation, of Indian¬
Corp.: Harriman Ripley
Kaneville Road, Geneva), III.
& Co., Inc.; Harris Trust & Sav¬
apolis, as 3s.
..
: ;
Bond Offering — Marian M.
ings Bank, of
Chicago; R., W.
Speedway Schord. *Town, Ind.• ,
Pressprich & Co.; Equitable Secu¬ Dunn, Secretary of the Board of
Bonds Not * Sold—The sole bid
rities Corporation; Hornblower & Park Commissioners, will receive
Weeks; Andrews & Wells, Inc.; A. sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) for the $230,000 building; bonds
on
Webster
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
Dougherty & Co., and
offered Aug. 20—v. 184, p. 567Ferris & Co. as 2.70s, at a price of $425,000 park bonds, v. Dated Aug.
was rejected."
"V""
\
100.49, a basis of about 2.64%.
11/ 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
Co.;
Smith,
Boston
■
ceived for the public building and
sewer
& Trauernicht,
Chicago), III.
Bond
;~|
Legality approved by Charles
of St. Louis.
.
J-J.
Old
1977
Dist.,
Interest
inclusive.
Cook County Forest District (P.
Old Saybrook (P. O.
Savbrook). Conn.
.
June 1, 1978.
Imperial County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
Hanauer
Ventura
Due
Westmoreland
of America National Trust & Sav¬
cisco,
Due
1975
to
J-D.
Wood,
Legality approved by
King & Dawson, of New
Due on Dect;! from
Sept. 1, 1956.
Norwalk.
1978.
40,000 3y*s.
Offering—Fred W. Werts.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
as
Eastside
port, as 4%s,~ 4s and 3%s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956.- Due on JanM from
1958 to
1976 inclusive.
Interest
ground and recreation bonds of-'
fered Aug. 21—v. 184, p. 773—
were
awarded; to the Northern
1957
v.
San Rafael Sanitation District,
Champaign County Community
Unit Sch. Dist. No. 7 (P. O. ■
Bank, New York, City, 'or' at the
South N or walk Trust Co., South
on
Sept. 15
1964 inclusive. :
to
to
inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
of $190,000
bonds * wassold "to. the i~|
White-Phillips Qo.; 7nc4 o^ Daven^ ^ 1
p.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 5 for thcpurchase of $1,095,000 schoolhouse
site and building bonds, i Datea
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,1958.
Due
1962 to
from
;; i
sold
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
received I at
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
sanitary
Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Oct.
was
Quail & Company, Inc., of Daven¬
port, as 3^s. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1962
.
'
&
$27,000 43/4s.
to
flood
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
control bonds offered Aug. 20—
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
v.
184, p. 671—were awarded to
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $200,a
group composed of The Secu¬
000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
rity-First National Bank of Los
1956.
Due on Aug., 1 from 1957
Angeles, The California Bank, of
to 1976 inclusive.
<
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Los Angeles, Bl.yth
& Co., Inc.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., American
Torrington, Conn.
Note Offering—Francis A. HenTrust Co., of San Francisco, Wm,
R. Staats & Co., John Nuveen & nessy, City Treasurer, will receive
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Northern sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Trust Co., of Chicago, Paine, Web¬ on Aug. 29 for the purchase of
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Shearson> $300,000 tax anticipation notes.
Hammill & Co." Taylor & Co., and Dated Sept. 4, 1956. Due on April
Waeenseller & Durst, at a price 26,
1957.
Principal and ; interest
of 100.002, a net interest cost of payable at the Torrington National
about 3.46%, as follows:
Bank & Trust Company, Torring¬
follows:
14,000 4*4s.
Calif.
Bernardino),
Bond Sale—The $3,425,000
Savings Association of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.46, a net
interest cost of about 4.44%, as
.
County Flood Con¬
Zone 2 (P. O.
District
San
•
ing bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 184,
p..
the
at
her
at
office in Bakersfield, until 11 a.m.
(Calif.
payable
(A-O)
1957
bonds
site
Bond Sale—An issue
building
Bond
bo n d s.
from
1
of
40
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Bond
Y
County Treasurers office.
Calif.
County,
Brown,
(Calif. DST) on Sept.
4
for
the
purchase of $304,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1956.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
10:30
(DST)
1976 inclusive.
500,000 improvement bonds. Due
:
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
on.Oct.
Due
on
& Co.;
p.m.
redevelopment
$350,000
Francisco.
Unified
Parlier.
8
Sept. 11 for the purchase
$850,000 bonds, as follows:
Trust & Sav¬
ings Association of San
until
bids
sealed
H.
will receive
on
<
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 134,
p. 671—were awarded to the Bank
Bond
City- Clerk,
Flynn,
No.
District
(P. O. Hardin), III.
school
-
/ Norwalk, Co tin.
Bond
Offering — William
•
of Henry Dahlberg
posed
basis of about 2.71%.
a
build¬
School
Unit
houn
ties
School
$50,000
Securi¬
to the American
awarded
District', Ventura County,
i
of America National
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
:,
Nordhoff Union Elementary
Clerk of the Board of Supervises,
v
Francisco.
San
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Bond
Volume 184
-
Number 5563 >.. The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(869)
;
West Creek
Twp. School Twp.
(P. O. Lowell), Ind.
Bond
•
Sale-—The
$90,000
Tensas Parish School Districts
(P. O. St. Joseph), La. t
Bond Offering—A. E.
school
until
for
10
school
$625,000
Atkins
Independent
Offering
Sch.
Bond
Dist., Ia.
Harold
—
Rammelsberg, Secretary of
Directors,:, will receive
and oral
bids
until 2
R.
50,000
80,000
(CST)
on
Chapman
to
-v>
V
issue
1976
/_
;
>.
4
(P.
O.
Districtj* Iowa *-*-»-* IX.X'}
Sale—The $212,000 build-,
jng bonds offered »Aug; 21-^v.
from
were
|.e (JroniCommunity
bonds
Aug,
16—v.
[<,; Iowa
y
Bond .Sale—hThe $55,000 - build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 20 were
are
Sale—The
re¬
dis¬
reoffered >
clusive.
The
Bank
to
'
-
ceive
> * 1965 to
and
interest
payable
ficial
;
$40,000 4Vis. Due-on- Aug. 1 frdfti Legality^ approved
Thorndike,
;|1957 to 1966 'inclusive.
J
64,000 4V2S. Cue on- Aug. 1 from
•
,.
'
■
r
1967 to
1976
/-Cr.
Dodge,
>'-'>:/•
--
.
» ':>>>
.Bond Offering'^—' James
Clark,
-City Clerk, willlreceive- sealed
bids, until 7 p.m.
project bonds offered. Aug, .21—
v.
184, p. 773—^were awarded to
(EST) on Sept. Kidder,: Peabpdy & Co., and Har4
for the ; purchase
of $100,000 riman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
jointly,
waterworks revenue bonds. Dated as 2%s, at a price of
100.22, a basis
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from of about 2.72%.
& > Co.,> and
•
Moore &
of
Bond Sale—The
$475,000 school
•
Arthur
by ' Storey,
&
McDonald-
Co,, jointly.
'....•.'>•■7
*
Alma,, Mick.'
Bond Sale*—The
$14,000: special
assessments street .-,
improvement
bonds-offerfed Aug. 22--v.
r184, p.
773—-were awarded to the Alma
First State Bank of Alma.
*'
,
•
Billerica, Mass.
Bond Offering —• Rober t
Fowler,Town Treasurer, will
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler; of Chicago.
man
ceive
Hopkinsville, Ky.
r
1
Bond OfferinglLHattie C.
Wood,
City Clerk, will? receive sealed
bids until 8ir^i (CST)
the
purchase
sealed
bids
in
care
of
Sept. 4
$1,600,000
000
water
bonds.
1956. VDue
and sewer revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
interest payable
cipal and interest
(A-O)
at
Bank
the
First
City
Offering
j
.
Anderson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $22,000
street
improvement assess¬
ment
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1
Sept. 1,
from
Principal
1956.
1959
to
and
Grafton, of Louisville.
75,000
>
,
'
1
(P. O. Lafayette),
Louisiana
v .**•
184,
District
371—were
p.
Lafayette
Parish
No.
1
(P.
rejected.
Water
O.
Not
Works
Lafayette),
Louisiana
Bonds
„
Sold—All
;
bids
St.
184,
p.
371—were rejected.
Parish
Consolidated
School District No.
1
(P. O.
j
Opelousas), La.
Bonds
Not
'
from
bonds.
1957
to
"
:The
bonds/are dated Sept.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
Bank
the
of
proved
Merchants
Boston.
National
Legality
ap¬
by > Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Sold—Bids
4,500,000 school
bonds
Aug. 20 were rejected.
for
the
offered
-
»■.:
$20,000 school
;■ •
-i
•'
I'
-.I*'-..,'
>.
100.03,
basis of about 3.49%.'
a
Bellevue, Mich.
Bond
Lesser,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Aug.
30
for the
purchase
of $38,600
Motor
Vehicle
Highway
Fund
Bond Offering—Emil F.
Meyer,
City Clerk,; will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Sept.
4 for the purchase of
$40,000 auto¬
mobile
parking
system
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and interest
able
at
bank
a
or
(J-J)
trust
pay¬
company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
to
as
a
R.
L.
2.70s,
basis
of
at
Day
a
about
Bond
Co., of
price!' of
2.67%.
Bond
Cadger,
provement
1956.
Offering—George W. Olds,
Treasurer, " will
receive
bank
at
the
Due
Devonshire
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
Offering — Gertrude
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $71,000 special assessment street im¬
to
Day Trust Co.,
Street,
Boston,
until 11 a.m.
(DST) on Sept. 5 for
the
purchase of $100,000 school
project bonds. Dated Sept. 1,(1956.
Ill
'
approved
20—v,
site
000,000
by
184,
boiids
offered
vehicle
Aug >20
Halsey, Stuart
Grand
jointly,.
;
',
were
:
awarded
,
.
Sept.. 1,
on
April 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
interest
or
the
(A-O)
payable
at
any
trust company designated
purchaser.
Legality
by
Berry,
Stevens
Moorman, of Detroit.
proved
ap¬
;
&
Davison, Mich.
by
Wyoming Township Fourth Class
School District No.; 2
(P. O. Grand
>
;
Rapids), Mich.
,
•
Bond Offering—Robert L.
Law•
sealed bids until 8
p.m.
(EST)
on
-
,
ton, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
8 p.m.
(EST> OTHSept. 11 for
-Bank','
the
•
,
.
„t
2, Grand Haven),
J > >* > j
Offerin g—Robert
purqhase
of
$35O',000j; school
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1983
inclusive. Principal land,, interest
..
Sch. Dist.
(J-J) payable at
H.
bank
a
or
trust
designated by the
company
pur¬
chaser, subject to approval by. the
Board of Education. Legality ap¬
until 7 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 30 for proved by
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
the purchase, of
$70,000 building dock & Stone, of Detroit.
•> bonds.
•
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on
1957 to 1974 inclu¬
sive,
MINNESOTA
Principal and interest (M-S)
22
awarded
First
184,
—v.
to
a
773
p.
group
—were
composed
of
Alexandria, Minn.
>
payable at the Grand Haven State
Bank, Grand Haven.
Bond Offering
City
son,
sealed
Sept.
on
Carl I. Erick-
—
Clerk,
bids
will
until
for
4
9
receive
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase of
general
obligation
im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
$44,000
1956.
1967
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1 from
1958 to
Principal and in¬
terest payable at
a suitable bank¬
Corp.; Halsey,
ing institution designated by the
Co.; Stransuccessful
bidder.
ahan, Harris & Co.;
Legality ap¬
Kenower,
by
MacArthur & Co.; Paine, Webber. proved
Dorsey,
Colman,
Jackson & Curtis, and S. R. Liv¬ Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
V,
>
ingstone, Crouse & Co., at a price neapolis.
of 100.006, a net interest
cost of
Circle Pines, Minn.
about 3.98%, as follows:
Bond
of
Michigan
Stuart & Co.; Blyth &
,
Offering
$190,000 4s.
Due
July 1 from
on
1959 to 1969 inclusive. " '
45,000 3%s.
and
Due
1971.
July 1, 1970
>/C; '>>;> * o" -lon
420,000 4s. - Due on July 1 from
1972 to 1985 inclusive. * •
,
..
.
Kalamozoo
School
District
(P. O.
Drive, Kalamazoo),
Michigan
j
«•
1720 Riverview
Bond
Pirisi,
receive
(EST)
Offering
Jr.,
—
Township
sealed
bids
Joseph
A.
Clerk, will
until
7
p.m.
Aug. 28 for the.purchase
of
$99,240.72 special assessment
street improvement
bonds, as fol¬
on
$61,655.77 series 56-A bonds.
on
Feb.
1
from
1957
Due
to
1961,
37,584.95 series 56-B bonds.
Due
,
inclusive.
on
Feb.
1
from
1957
..
to
The
1
from
1959
Offering—A. J. Leutscher,
City
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 28
for the purchase of
$110,000
spe¬
1968
inclusive.
Clay County Sch. District No.
(P. O. Moorhead), Minn.
122
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 184,
p. 673—were awarded to a group
of
by
E.
J-.
Prescott
Minneapolis, at
a
&
3.41%,
follows:
$120,000 3s.
1959
Due
on
1966
to
inclusive.
3.30s.
*
from
•1979
The
terest
to
to
on
1978
Due
1986
bonds
Feb.
Due
1967
160,000 3.40s.
on
1
1,
from
Feb.
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
bear
additional
o£ IV2 % from Feb 1,
Feb.
to
Co.,
price of par,
net interest cost of about
a
220,000
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Kalamazoo.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
to
Principal and interest payable at
suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
bonds
are
dated July, 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the American National
3956.
receive
a
1961,
i
Walter Klam-
(CST) on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $24,000 ' street
improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
*
inclusive.
—
mer, Village Clerk, will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
as
Bond
Offering — Dorothy J.
Munger, City Clerk, will receive
interest
til
Muskegon, Mich.
Bond
and
v-,''.,?
Bottje, Secretary
of ; Board >of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Dated
Due
1966
by
bonds.
Principal
.
troit.
Michigan
....
rev¬
Dated May 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1958 to 1982
on
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of De¬
to
'
—
r-' :
parking
on
$1,-
&v Col>' Inc., ' and
Grand Haven
Township
No. 2 (P. O. R.R.
Bond
Finance, will receive
automobile
inclusive.
Aug.
..*: •??*-"
,,
Faist,
(J-J)-payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated
by the success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved
Mich;
-Haven'1 State
-
'
J.
bonds.
enue
Due
Sale—The $160,000 motor'
highway fund bonds of¬
fered
the
:
.
Carl
—
773. w
p.
Grand Haven,
Bond
of
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST)
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
New
Detroit. Le¬
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
submitted for the $750,000 build¬
and
Offering
Director
(P. O. Livonia), Mich.
ing
Saginaw, Mich.
-
,
Bond
headed
Clawson, Mich.
Middlefield, Mass.
Town
sanitary
sewer > and
street improvement bonds
offered
the same
day.*;.- " > ~ ; ' ' •
City in
or
lows:
'■
ipal
light
plant
bonds
offered
Aug. 21—v. 184, p. 773 — were
awarded
assessment"
Farmington, Livonia and Red ford
.Townships School District No. 5
Aug.
Offering—Gilford
,
Bond Sale—The
$130,000 munic¬
Boston,
100.13,
the
Bond Sale—The
$655,000 school
site and building; bonds
offered
■
Hingham, Mass.
sealed bids
Landry
system
Sept. 1
> 1966 inclusive.
on
a.m.;
building bonds offered Aug. 14—
184, p. 672—were awarded to
Jonesville Community Sch.
District,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Detroit, as 3 xk
>'/>>,
Michigan
'
r -•
s, at a price of
on
re¬
ceived for the $110,000 public im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 9
-v.
Due
'
sewage
Due
special
10
Miller^., Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
•
,
Palmer &
Bonds Not sold — All bids re¬
ceived for the $110,000 public im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 9
—v.
7
-
able
Lafayette Parish Fire Protection
j
Na¬
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
*
1956.
LOUISIANA
District No.
and
First
bonds.
of
City, Chicago
gality
.
,
library
bids ...until
v.
•
$75,000
1967
(J-J) payable at the Liberty Na¬
Bank & Trust
Co., Louis¬
Legality approved by Wyatt,
Sale—The
■,
.
interest
ville.
-
the
Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$75,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds
of¬
fered >Aug.' 21—v.
184, p. 773—
were awarded to
Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of
Sept. 1 from
O. Alma),'
bonds.. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Dodge, of Boston,
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
East Longmeadow, Mass. '
> Principal and
interest (F-A) pay¬
Bond
Offering — Richard A.
able at a bank or trust
company
Clark, Town Treasurer, will ren
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
ceive: sealed bids until
11
a.m.
gality approved by Miller, Cariz
(DST) on Aug. 29 for the pur¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detrpit.
chase of $150,000
bonds, as fol!ows:
*
Cadillac, Mich.
; >>
tional
•Grafton &
at
Palmer &
Raymond
—
Sept. 1
Principal
on
inclusive.
Ken¬
Jeffersontown, Ky.
Bond
1970
Trust
Hopkinsville, or at the
tucky (Trust Co., Louisville.
1' Fractional (P.
Bond
Sept. 1,
from 1957
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
payable
&
•Co.*
Township School District
Dated
tional
to
company
,
>
The
Bank, 45 Milk St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $300,-
water
.
H.
re¬
First National
on
of
No.
>
,
\
for
Arcadia
X\,,}}}}}XXiXX"t"... Michigan
I95^| t^:197dr^n^usW^Inter^
F-A.
(F-A) pay¬
trust
or
Owosso,
,
Beverly, Mass.
:
'"7/.>;■ p/..
Flatwoods, Ky.
4
..
Boston.
inclusive.
1
/•'
.
Palmer
bank
York
,
-
bank
a
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
were
received for the
$525,000 building
bonds offered
Aug.
16—v.
184,
p. 673.
r
April
on Sept. 1 from 1959
to 1968
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the current of¬
7
-
dated
and interest
bonds.
on
Aug.
inclusive.
1966
Moorman, of Detroit.
Due
1988 inclusive.
I.
.
the
Aug. 28 for the purchase
of $1,500,000
public utility street
railway bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
1 r' /
-
by
on
x
'
&
and credit.
are
sealed
(EST)
20,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
•
on
;
follows:
as
^KENTUCKY
fi
backed
at
to
Napoleon Rural Agricul. Sch.
Dist.,
Michigan
■}
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield,.:. Paddock &' Stone,; of
from
>}>-'
Aug. 21 — v. 184, p. 773 —were
$370,000 school project bonds. Due awarded to a
:group composed * of
* ;v
on
Barren .County (P. O.
Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1976 Braun, Bosworth &
Glasgow),
Co., Inc., First
>>v: inclusive."
I
> s
o£
Kentucky}' X
' -f; • *
Michigan
Corp.,
Kenower,
Bond Sale—The
45,000 school bonds. Due on Sept. MacArthur &
$104,000 school
Co., and McDonaldbuilding revenue bonds offered ;;->'7l5 from 1957 to 1965 inclur Moore
&..Co^, as.4s.
;
Aug. >21 — v.\ 184, p. '473 — were '•Xy? sive.y
'•
l-V.v'' ; Additional. Sale— The $107,000
awarded to Stein Bros: &
The bonds are dated
Boyee,
.Sept. 15, general.obligation judgment furid.and Bankers Bond
Co., jointly, at 1956. Principal and interest pay-- jng;,bonds' offe^ed^ the • same
day
a
able at the
price of par, ,as follows: / ^
Day Trust Co;; Boston. were awarded, to Kenower,- Mac-
able
der.
to
of J
at: t
•«
bonds
Sept.
1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1
.1957 to 1966 inclusive;
Principal
the
Also
1957
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
City's
1,
1956. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
MASSACHUSETTS
in Boston.
J
Legality approved by
Fidelity Savings
v
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Auburn^ Mass.
jMiarshalltowri,' at. 2.90s,
Dodge, of Boston.
at a price of
} Bond Offering—Francis L. Mil¬
100.05, a basis of
ler, Town Treasurer, will receive
about 2.89 %. VDated
Sept.
1956.
sealed bids at the
MICHIGAN
'Due on Nov.; l'
Day Trust Co.,
frpm. 1957 ;tp 19.75 Ill
:
'Devonshire
Street, 1 Boston,
iholusiye. Interest M-N. Legality
/l;: f >»
Allegam Mich.
X:'
until 11 a.m.
(DST) • on Sept. 6 V: Bond
approved by
N. > Rogers,' 1of
Sale—The $600,000 elec¬
for the purchase
Des Moines.
of.$415,000 bonds, tric utility revenue
bonds offered
awarded
the
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1965 in¬
City's faith
bonds
awarded
April 1
inclusive.
1971
by
from
Principal
on
„
';
;
$80,000
were
to
15
39,000
.
' \
■
Due
cial
assessment
street
Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due
highway
faith and credit.
Na¬
are
Needham,. Mass.
bonds.
53
'
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of Detroit,,
/>] "V'
Boston, as 2%s, at a price of
>
Detroit, Mich."; >
■»"
100.13,* a basis of about 2.72%.Vl
Detroit.;
Bond Offering—John H. WitherThe sale consisted of; 7
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
I
were
spoon, City Controller, will re¬
submitted for the
$60,000 street .bonds. Dated
$47,500
Districts
bids
The above
being
Sept. 27.
Bond
7 \
,
Bonds Reoffered
Sch,} Dist.,
First
Boston, at 1.90%
: >■ 7;'7 !'->/;
•
offered Aug. 23
$267,000 of¬
184,p. 473—
rejected.-
:
1957
ceived for the various school
bonds totaling
fered
the
,
-•
Sold—All
tricts
184,
p;
773—we're -awarded to
Vleth,
Duncan & Wood,' of1
Davenport.v
of
notes
.:
Franklinton), La.
Not
backed
dated. Aug.! 23,
1956. Due on March
29, 1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at. the
Rockland-Atlas National
Bank, of
Boston.
>; >; "" " v|
,
matures
vehicle
1957
Bank
The
2
No.
District
motor
Also
discount.;'1 -■>'
Noi
»' V
inclusive.-,
Bonds
y Bond
,
'
Washington Parish School
-
,
District
trict A bonds.
Each
$35,000
~
from
to
'
•'
Sept, 4 for the purchase of $74,000
bonds, as follows:
;
fund
awarded
tional
Dis¬
300,000 Consolidated School Dis¬
>
Co.,
.
,
School
&
Danville^CommumtyiStkool
School
were
,
bonds.
Aug. >30 for the purchase of
$178,000 i school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1
from 1957 to 1975
inclusive. Le¬
gality approvedj.by
Cutler, of Chicago.
vi
Trust
'
:■
.
Sale—The $700,000 notes
Aug. 21—v. 184, p. 773—
offered
{II
School
bonds.
sealed
p.m.
Parishwide
trict bonds..,
Board
of
follows:
as
Day
.
Note
(CST) on Sept. 11
purchase
of
$1,055,000
bonds,
IOWA
the
■■
Cambridge), Mass.
a.m.
the
at
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
.
V
payable
Boston.
Swanson,
building bonds offered Aug. 21—
v.
184; p. 672—were awarded to
the City Securities
Corp., Indian¬
apolis, as 3%'s.
,-V'::-" "
\
;V
in¬
1957
1958.
Hennepin County Sch. Dist. No. 17
(P. O. Edina), Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
Board
of
by
the Clerk of the
Education
until
8
p.m.
Monday, August 27, 195&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
—-7
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(870)
54
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $700,000
school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
from 1959 to 1986 inclusive. Com¬
plete details of the issue may be
obtained from T. G. Evensen &
Associates, Inc., 723 First National
(CST)
2,
Minneapolis
Bldg.,
Line
Soo
.
Minn,
bids until 8 p.m.
Municipal
(CST) on Sept. 7
Faegre & Benson,
apolis.
?.
*
by
Earl Swenson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 5
for the purchase of $595,000 build¬
—
,
,
oi
-
,
ity Airports, Port Newark,' the
purchase of $54,0j0 publk Hoboken-Port Authority Piers and
improvement bonds. Dated Sep»./ other projects
currently. u^der
1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1»5« construction.
'
to
1975 inclusive.
Principal ana
-The bonds, to be dated Sept. 1,
interest (annual Sept. 1) payaole 1956, will be due in 30 years on
at the Village Cleric's office.
Le¬ Sept. 1, 1986. The new issue will
.
Berkeley School
District (P. O. Clayton), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $717,000
school bonds was sold to a group
''
thai
for the
by
"
'
'
Stevens,
Village Clerk, will receive sealea
bids
until 10 a.m. on Sept.
10
St.
&
.
proceeds of the sale will be
used for capital expenditures in
connection with the Port Author¬
the
Offering—Mary
Bond
Louis County,
St.
of Minne¬
^
Corporation,
Bond
(EDT)
p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 6, 19^6.
Commissioner Colt stated
on
Canastota, N. Y.
the
to
Legality approved
Trauernicht,
of
F-A.
est
Charles
Legality approyed
cessful bidder.
sold
was
Chicago, as 3%s and 3Vfes. Dated
4.ug, 1/ 1956. Due on March 1
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive. Inter¬
purchase of $550,000 scnooi
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and interest
for the
payable at a suitable banking in¬
Louis."
stitution designated by the sue--
Lyon and Murray Counties Joint
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dint. No. 46.(P. O. Balaton), Minn. :
Bond Offering
bonds
;chool
for. 1:00
scheduled
of New York
City.
(P. O. New Madrid), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,OOC'
No. 9
will receive sealect
District Clerk,
Heckler & Galloway,
School District
Sew Madrid County
Wright County Indep. Sch. Dist*
No. 23 (P. O. Buffalo), Minn.
Bond Offering—John S. Larson,
on
approved
gality
Micnael
by
Powers of Canastota.
^
,
S.
be
*
*
redemption
to
subject
whole
in part prior to
or
interest
payment
as
maturit
dates
a
Chester, Blooming Grove and
Newhard,
Cook &
103% beginning March 1, 1961 t
Z Goshen
Fire District (P. O. ¬
1 Ellisville, Miss.
)&£$(& Company, of St. Louis, as 3Y2S ana
and including Sept. 1, 1964 at de
Chester), N. Y
31/4S. Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due
Bond Offering—C. R. Fall, City
clining premiums theteajLten
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
•Bond Sale—The $38,000 fire ap¬
on Feb. 15 from
1957 to 1976 in¬
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
sinking > fundJ for -the * sev-en"
Clerk, will receive sealed "bids
clusive. Interest
F. A. Legality paratus bonds offered Aug.'" 22—
Series has been established wi
Principal and interest payable at until 7 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 4 for
approved: by Charles & Trauer¬ v. 184, p. 673—were awarded to annual
a suitable banking institution des¬
the purchase of $10,000 bonds. Due
payments
beginning
i
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
nicht; of St. Louis. " 1959 sufficient to retire the ent^"
ignated by the successful bidder.. from 1957 to 1966 inclusive, j; /
City, as 3.60s, at a price of 100.02, series
':r
Legality
approved by Dorsey,
by maturity.
MONTANA;
a basis of about 3.59%.
The Port Authority's Consoli
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of Itawamba County SupervisorsJDist.
V
••' |
V'.'-'r!:.1•y.S'/T";
'•l.V'.j'::'No. 2 (P. O. Fulton), Miss*
Flathead and Lake Counties, Big- Clarkstown and Orangetown Union dated Bonds were establisned i
Minneapolis.
• '
fork High School District No. 38 Free School District No. 8 (Pi O,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids Will
October, 1952, to cover all iiaanc
McLeod and Sibley Counties Joint
y^'';(P." O. Bigfork),Mont. '
be received by the Chancery Clerk
Nanuet), N. Y.
ing of the bi-state agency.
Th
Indep. Consol. School District No.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 3 for
Bond Offering—John H. Ren- last issue, the Sixth beries, wa
89 (P. O. Glencoe), Minn.
J
ing bonds offered Aug. 1—v. 184,
the
sold in the principal amount
purchase of-' $12,000 Com¬
ken, Jr., District Clerk, will re¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
p. 474 — were sold to the State
munity Hospital Clinic bonds. •
$30,000,000 on June 6, 1956 t05
ceive 'sealed
bids" until
3
p.m.
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
1 Land Board, as 3%s, at a price of
(EDST) on Aug. 29 for the pur¬ group headed by Harriman Riple
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $285,- Lamar County (P. O. Purvis), Miss.
&
Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc
chase of $993,000 building bonds.
000 building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. and Associates of New York Cit
Great Falls Special Improvement
1956. Due On Aug. 1 from 1957 to
courthouse bonds was sold to a
1
from ,1957
to
1986 inclusive. at a price of 99.1099% bearing in
District No. 897, Mont,
1976 inclusive.
f
terest at the rate of 3%, whic
group headed by Allen & Com¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $82,000 Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
was equivalent to an average a
pany, of Hazelhurst, as 3s* Dated street
Melrose, Minn.,
paving and drainage im¬ able at the Nanuet National Bankj
June 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
cost
to
th
Legality
approved . by nual net - interest
provement
bonds * was sold to Nanuet.
Certificate Offering — A1 J.
1957 Jo
1958 inclusive.
Interest
; Grande & Company, of Seattle, as Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of Authority of 3.04269%.
Westendorf, Secretary of Water,
A-O. Legality approved by Charles
57/8s. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on New York City.
(s' " t{
Yonkers, N. Y.
Light, Power and Building Com¬ &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $6,421,000 var
mission, will receive sealed bids
Franklin and Meredieth Central
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 31 Neshoba County Supervisors Dist.
ous purposes
bonds offered Au
School District. No. 16 (P. Ui'Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
for the purchase of $125,000- water No. 4
23—v. 184, p. 774—were award
(P. O. Philadelphia), Miss.
; Treadwell, N. Y.
V
,
of Seattle.
and light plant revenue certifi¬
to a group headed by Halsey, St
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Offering—^Fanhie H. Delacates.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due
art & Co. Inc., and Blyth & C
be
received
by
the
Chancery Phillios County, Whitewater High meter, District Clerk,, will receive
semi-annually from Sept. 4, 1959
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Clerk until 1 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EDST) Inc., as 3.30s, at a price Of 100.0
to Sept. 1, 1966 inclusive. Princi¬
a
basis of about 3.28%. V
Whitewater), Mont.
- ;
4 for the purchase of $30,000 high¬
on
Sept. 5 for the purchase 'of
pal and interest payable at a
i Other members of the accoun
/ Bond
Offering — Don Ottinger,
way and bridge bonds.
$155,000
building bonds. Dated
banking institution designated by
Chase Manhattan Bank; Kidde
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Sept. 1, 1956. Due onMarch. 1
the
successful - bidder/ j Legality Tallahatchie County, Tallahatchie bids until 8
p;m."(MST) on Sept. from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬ Peabody & Co.; Salomon Bros.
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬ School District (P. O. Charleston), 7 for the purchase of $100,000
Hutzler; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoad
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
; ,
Mississippi
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. at the Wilbur National Bank, of 6 Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co
Paul.
"•,f
'p-■'
Bond
Offering — B.
B.
Rice* Amortization bonds will be the Oneonta. Legality approved by pany Incorporated; First of Mi
i «an
Corporation; ; Schoellko
Clerk, will receive first choice; serial bonds will be Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Nicollet County Indep. Consol. Sch. Chancery
Hutton
&
Pomeroy,; Inc.; C
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on the second choice of the School Galloway, of New York City.
i Diet. No. 66 (P. O. Nicollet), Minn.
E. Weigold & Co. Incorporated;
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $640,- Board. Interest J-D.
Bond Sale—The $56,000 build¬
v:j Kensington, N. Y.r ;
J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; R.
000 school bonds, Due from 1957
ing bonds offered Aug. 20 — v.
Bond Offering — Thomas W. White & Company; Elkins, Mo
NEW HAMPSHIRE
to 1981 inclusive.
•;
184, p. 673—were awarded to E.
Fitzgerald, Village Clerk, will re¬ ris, Stokes & Co.; Auchinclo
Berlin, N. H.
J. Prescott & Co., of Minneapolis.
&
Washington County, Hollandale
ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. Parker
Redpath;. ; Kenow
Note
Offering—Louis Delorge,
?• Colored Special Consol. Sch.
(EDST) on Sept. 12 for the pur¬ MacArthur & Co. *
V Rush City, Minn.
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
Dist. (P. O. Greenville), Miss.
chase * of
$53,000
sewer
system
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on
Bond Offering—Geo. A. Flynn,
NORTH CAROLINA
-
Mississippi
:
headed
on
by
<
.
''
-
-
.
.
.
_
,
.
.
7|-7
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v
hospital
1956.
(CST)
purchase
sealed
Sept..
on
$150,000
Sept.
1,
from
1959
Principal
and
March
on
of
Dated
bonds.
Dtie
inclusive.
1982
to
8 p.m,
the
for
5
will 'receive
Clerk,
City
bids until
1
at a banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
interest payable
stitution
Bond Offering
Clerk,
1957 to 1981
of Minneapolis.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
11 for the purchase of
parking system revenue
bonds.. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclu¬
Sept.
$330,000
Inc.,
Building,
Soo
Minn.
,
First National
Minneapolis
2,
723
•
.
Stevens County
(P. O. Morris),
Minnesota
Bond Offering
—
derson, County Auditor, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 6 for the purchase
of
$225,000 court house bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959, to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
at
a
(J-J) payable
banking institution
interest
suitable
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—C. Wallace An¬
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $30,works
bonds.
Dated
000
water
Oct.
1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and
474—were awarded to Coffin &
Burr, Inc., of Boston, as 3.10s^ at
a price of 100.31, a basis of about
interest
suitable
(J-J) payable at a
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
3.06%.
improvement bonds was
sold to the Municipal Bond Cor¬
poration,
of
Chicago,
as
4V4S,
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on March
Franklin
M-S.
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
Charles
Township School District
(P. O. Franklinville), N. /.
Bond Sale—The
1 from 1972 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
terest
^-vL7;7
JERSEY
.
.
$150,000 school
184, p.
offered Aug. 22—v.
bonds
673—were
awarded to J. B. Han-
Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 100.18,
Louis.
auer
Jefferson City, Mo.
y;
Sale—An issue of
Bond
"
a
of Jefferson City, as' 2s.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
pany,
1960
Charles
1964
to
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
&
basis of about 3.97%.
$45,000
Trauernicht,
of
Bond
school
Sale—An
bonds
issue
sold
to
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., of Kansas
City, as 3V2S and 3%s. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on March 1 from
was
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able: at
the
Franklin v National
Square, Great
approved by Haw¬
Franklin
of
Bank
Neck. Legality
of New
kins, Delafield & Wood,
York City. *
'
"
Offer in g-v-Alicia
Village -Treasurer,
sealed
receive
until
bids
11
M.
payable
(M-S)
the
at
Kisco.
Mount
.
Mount
Legality
approved
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
&
fire en¬
bonds offered Aug. 16—v.
184, p. 673—were awarded to the
Laurel Springs National Bank of
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
Laurel
Springs,
3s,
as
at
par.
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bond
bonds
Sale
—
Various
purposes
$1,624,000
totaling
(P. O. Seacliff), N.
■
Sale —The
.'Bond
No.
1*
Y.
V
$4,420,000
building bonds offered Aug. 21—
v.
184, p. 774—were awarded to
a
group
composed of The First
National
City
Bank,
of
New
MEXICO
NEW
Central School District
Harris
York;
to
1976
inclusive.
2%s, at a price of par, subject
to approval by the City Commis¬
sion.
&
to the
were
State of New Mexico,
as
Interest
NEW
&
YORK
a
M-S.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Offering—Daniel
Jennings School District, Mo.
honey, Commissioner
will
school bonds
was
issue
of
$85,000
sold to Blair &
Co., Inc., and Scherck, Richter &
Co., Inc., jointly, as 2%s. Dated
June
15, 1956. Due on Feb. 15
from
terest
1957
F-A.
Charles
Louis.
&
to
1968
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
.
;
DAKOTA
Grand Forks,
Bond
v
1, 1984/
Due June
3s.
NORTH
;
,
N. Dak.
Offering—R. S. Niles, C
sealed b'
(CST) on Sept.
purchase
of
$2,100,
Auditor, will receive
until 7:30 p.m.
for
the
bonds. Dated J
water revenue
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1
to
1986 inclusive. Principal a
Co., and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co.,
as
basis
3V2S, at
a
(J-J) payable at the Fi
Bank, of Chicago,
gality approved by Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
Note
The foregoing supp
ments the report published in
National
•
a.m.
sealed
receive
J.
Ma-
price of 100.15,
of about 3.48%.
of Finance,
until
bids
11
(DST) on Sept. 6 for the pur¬
of
$300,000 sewer bonds.
chase
Dated
1
Sept. 1, 1956.
from
1957
to
Due on Sept.
1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Bank of New York,
New
York
proved
by
City.
Legality
Vandewater,
ap¬
Sykes,
Port of New
Bond
thority
issue of Aug. 13—v.
plans
on
—
Aug.
Akron, Ohio
for the sale
Consolidated
000,000 bonds,
1957
bonds.
-
The
follows:
Syst
Due
to
1,000,000
1957
as
Expressway
$3,000,000
announced
Seventh
Dav'
Finance, will rece
sealed bids until noon (DST)
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
of $25,000*000
Bonds,
John
—
of
bonds.
First Installment, accord¬
ing to a statement made by Com¬
missioner S. Sloan Colt, Chairman
of the Finance Committee.
The
bonds will be offered on an "all
or
none"
basis
at
public sale
Series,
Offering
Director
The Port Au¬
23
184, p. 673
OHIO
Bond
York Authority, N. Y.
Offering
—
7
Beacon, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—An
1983 inclusive,
1960 to
2,000
Savings
Trust
Bank, of Chicago; First Boston
Corp.," Northern
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, R. W. Pressprich
sold
.
1958
$1,500 3V2S. Due on June 1, 19
56,500 4s. Due on June 1 fr
a.m.
Trust Co.,
follows:
as
on
Kisco National Bank &
Co., of Durha
Peeler &
J. Lee
of
chase
by
Securities Corp., Greensboro, a
will
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
$60,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds.
Dated Sept.-1, 1956.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1960
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(DST)
Severn, N. C.
Sale—The $60,000 wat
offered Aug. 21—v. 184,
775—were awarded to the Van
Bond
.
bonds
jointly,
N. Y.
Mount Kisco,
Bond
gine
St.
of $75,000
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1975
interest
Sale—The $8,000
Bond
Louis.
Jefferson County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. Hillsboro), Mo.
...
Lindenwold, N. J.
fire equipment bonds was sold to
the Central Missouri Trust Com¬
terest M-N.
&
1956. Due on
inclusive.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Brooks,
NEW
Bond
derson, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
1958
bonds
Dixon, Mo.
&
Vesta, Minn.
•"
$275,000 water
offered July 31..— v. 184,
p.
from
Elmer F. An¬
L
Bond- Sale—The
MISSOURI
tained from T. G. Evensen & As¬
sociates,
20, 1956.
Hinsdale, N.
were
Further details may be ob¬
sive.
ceive
Bids
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
inclusive.
Due Dec.
public
St. Cloud, Minn.
1
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $150,000 notes." Dated Aug; 30,'■ 1956.
will
rejected at the Aug. 14 offering,
cessful bidder, Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
6 Barber,
A. D. Brooks,
—
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
Sept. 11 for the purchase of
$320,000 school-bonds. Due from
Chancery
1
on
1976
improvern
on
Oct.
to 1976 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
1956. Principal and
payable at
the
fr
inclusive.
highway
Due
Oct.
1
fr
•
Oct.
interest (A
office
of the
rector of Finance, or at the Ch
Manhattan Bank, New York C
Legality
Sanders &
by
Squ
Dempsey, of Clevel
approved
olume 184
Number 5563
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(871)
Alliance, Ohio ■'
Sale—The $60,000
Bond
red
ede
awarded
0.-31,
to
Bank
Vings
incinnati,
the
&
Trust
3%'s, at
as
Co.,
price
a
chase
of
of
ment
noon
(EDST)
Glass,
.
Interest
empsey,
&
'
ealed bids until 11:30
(EST.)
a.m.
n
Sept. 13 for the purchase
200,000 bonds, as follows:
v
Due
-
.
|
2,
on
!
Sept.
$392,COO
•
June
Tax
'Due
1958
purchase
of
bridge ( bonds. ,• Dated
1956.
Due on Dec. 15
15,
in-
to
Bond
Sale
The
$115,187.66
assessment
improvement
1,
bonds offered Aug. 22—v.
956. - Principal
184, p.
and interest
A'-O) payable at Lie City Treas- 674—were awarded to Seasongood
& Mayer, of Cincinnati.
er's
office/^/ii}...;:VJ;.^
The
bonds
dated
are
Crestline,
Bond
cipal
hospital
21
ug.
:
bonds
184,
—v.
Oct.
$270,000;
were
—
—
South
.
Bond
mu-
offered
475
p.
will
Lebanon,
Sale—The
Ohio
■■■}•'.■■
$20,000 special
bonds
674
offered Aug.
"'H
Ohio
: Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
uilding bonds offered Aug. 17
184,!
v.
p.
570—were
awarded
J. A. White &
o
Company, of Cin3V4S, at a price of
basis of about 3.21%.
innati,
00.33,
as
a
ssessment
to 1961 inclusive,
sewer
184,
v.
A.
.
16
570—were awarded to
p.
White
innati,
as
& Company, of Cin3s, at a price of 100.53,
basis of about 2.91%.
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dian Hill Exempted Village Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $875,000 buildg
bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 184,
674—were
hite
&
y4s, at
f
3.09%.
etonia
J.
to
;
A.
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Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Offering—Walter Berg,
v.
Bond
lerk Of the Board
of
Education,
*11 receive sealed bids until Sept.
2 for the
purchase of $514,137
uilding bonds.
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Heights City School Dist.
O. Cincinnati), Ohio
v
■«•
.
incoln
(P.
Bond Sale—The $258,000 buildg
.
bonds offered Aug. 14—v. 184,
475—were
awarded
to
Magnus
Ohio
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
price of
100.73,
as 3%s, at a
basis of about
a
3.66%.
Other members of the account:
;
Trust
Company; First
Corporation; Hayden,
Co.; Fahey, (Clark &
Co.;
Ryan,
Sutherland
Provident Savings Bank &
Company; First of Michigan
Corporation; Ginther, Johnston &
Co.; Kenowef, MacArthur & Co.;
Breed & Harrison, Inc.; Doll &
Isphording, Inc.; Sweney, Cartwright & Co.; and The Weil Roth
& Irving Co.
pany;
Local Sch.
District,
$95,000 Free Fair bonds. Dated
Aug. 13, p. 1956. Due from 1959
to
Philadelphia, Ohio
Offering — Robert
City Auditor, will
temple,
ive
sealed,
3T)
bids
until-
bids-
Wheelersburg Local Sch.
until
District,
Ohio
Bond
(
Clerk
the
Board
of
Education,
(EST) Ton
chase
of
building
1956.
Sept.
10
for
noon
the
pur¬
$600,000
high
school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 15,
Due
on
Dec. 15 from 1958 to
1980 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
noon
Sept. 10 for the purase of
$42,000 water impoundg reservoir bonds.
Dated Sept.
1984
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
approved
egality
nders &
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
'nt
Vhtley Local School District
(P. O. Bourneville), Ohio
TBond Offering—Myrl H. Shoeaker, Clerk of the Board of Edution, will receive sealed bids
jfil noon (EST) on Sept. 12 for
e
purchase of $402,000 building
nds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
Dec.
cisive.
1
from
1958
to
in¬
1980
Principal
and
interest
-D) payable at the Rockhold,
oWn & Company Bank, Bainidge.
Legality
approved
by
ck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cinlati.
-
-
(formerly Truro Local
District), Ohio
re¬
•
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
of the
receive
—
Board
sealed
Sch.
Walter Olpp,
of
Education,
bids
at
his
Dist. No. 7 (P. O.
Seminole), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $12,000 school
bonds
offered
775—were
National
Aug. 21—v.
awarded
Bank
of
to
184,
the
p.
First
Seminole.
^
OREGON
Lane
County
ing
on
Dec.
1
from
1858
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Market Ex¬
change Bank Co., Columbus. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
School
District
No.
O: Elmira), Oregon
Sale—The $30,000 school
Bond
bonds
offered
Aug.
16
184,
v.
—
Bond Sale-^AnJssue of
$100,000
building bonds was sold to Blyth
& Co., Inc., of
Portland, at a price
$1,250,000 water system extension
'find
improvement bonds. Due
j
system bonds.
South Dakota
•
4
:
building bonds offered Aug. 22—
184,
v.
674—were sold
p.
fol¬
as
lows:
of
100.06,
about
net
a
3.15%,
as
interest
on
cf
May 1 from
1964 inclusive,
20,000 3s. Due
yy y
May 1, 1965 and
on
1966.
to
School
3s, at
-y'
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the
Commissioner
par.
of
Public
and
as
:
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TENNESSEE
Crockett
County, Bells Public
Utility District (P. O.
Alamo), Tenn.
RICO
Rico
in
Fiscal
Year
1959
5?°f y Authority totaled
$6,997 959 in the fiscal year ended
June 30j 1956, a gain of $474,012
the
over
to
previous year, according
Rafael
V.
Construction
in
work
progress
June
on
30, 1956, amounted to
$10,090,114. Among principal
projects
completed. during
the
1977
inclusive.
awarded
to; the
First
'
County, Crockett Public
Utility District (P. O. Alamo),
T ennessee
Bond
Sale—An
issue of $210,000 4%% and 5% gas revenue
bonds was sold to M. A. Saunders
& Co., of Memphis. Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1959
to 1977 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis,
were
a
filtration plant al
Cayey, a new distribution, line to
increasing water demand for
year
—
T ennessee
meet
residential
industrial
and
pur¬
iri the San Juan metropoli¬
poses
Bond
Offei'i«6t+-A>cvrerly Briley,
County Judg%iwill(receiv^^sealed
bids until
noon (CST)
purchase
of
Sept. 11
$3,000,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Two major projects now well
April 1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
advanced are the new $29,000,000
1957 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
sewer plant for San Juan, capital
and interest (A-O) payable at the
of Puerto Rico, and an additional
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
water
supply
for the
City", of New York City.
Legality approved
Ponce, second largest in Puerto by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Rico.
"
Mitchell, of New York City.
tan
area
and 78 rural water works
systems.
for
the
^
,
Multnomah
j
and
-
I.
R.
Sold—Bids
the
for
674—were rejected.
p.
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•
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Offering
—
Mrs.
G.
W.
County School District
(P. O. Camden), S. C.
Bond Offering — Ki C. Etters,
'
bids
until
8
p.m.
(PST)
on Sept. 4 for the purchase
$6,000 general obligation bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due
CAROLINA
Kershaw
receive
sealed
SOUTH
■
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Chairman of the Board of Trustees,
receive sealed bids until 11
will
July 1 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 6 for the pur¬
Principal chase of $500,000 school building
and interest payable at the County bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1956. Due
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ on Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
proved by John W. Shuler, of sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Portland.
payable at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City.
PENNSYLVANIA
Legality
approved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
Allegheny County Institution Dist.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Richland County Sch. Dist. No. S
/Bond Offering—James W. Knox,
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
County Controller, will receive
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
1957
to .1959
on
inclusive.
■
bids until
sealed
Sept.
on
bids
At
—
for
the
the
chase of $600,000 bonds,
pur-
fol-
as
lows:
$400,000 hospital and home bonds,
j
Due on April 1 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive.
>'•
200,000 general road bonds. Due
♦
(P. O. Portland),
Oregon
Bartholomew, District Clerk, will
of
Providence,
Not
sealed
.
15-302
Bond
;
No.
Bonds
Offering
time, Judge Briley also will
receive
$1,150,000 school, street and drainage bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 184,
Clackamas
Dist.
Additional
ISLAND
same
East
|
on
school
RHODE
National
Bank of Portland.
Interest
Crockett
Urrutia,
Executive
Director. Customers totaled 189,964 on June 30,
1956, compared
wlth 176,585 a year earlier. The
utility plant in service increased
$4,263,294 to $74,034,294.
to
j.j. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
—
Medford, Ore.
y Bond Sale—The $75,000 general
obligation airport bonds offered
Aug. 21 —v. 184, p. 570 —were
Lands,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$135,000
4%%
and 4%
gas revenue
Aqueduct and Sewer• bonds was sold to
M. A. Saunders
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
& Co., Inc., of
Memphis. Dated
Puerto Rico
July 4, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Revenues
„
1957 to
;.y
cost
follows:
$80,000 3V4S. Due
;
of 100.10.
145,000
4y4s.
as
PUERTO
Puerto
i
11
$6,300,000
11
for
the
a.m.
(EDST)
purchase
of
general
obligation
1, 1956. Due on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
County Controller's
office. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
building bonds was sold to a
headed by Courts & Com¬
pany, of Atlanta, as follows:
group
$88,000 2% s. Due
1958
87,000
184,
$29,000 general
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., of
Pittsburgh.
Due
on
&
Southern
Sinkler,
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Hen-
nigan, District Secretary, will
sealed
bids
until
re¬
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
April 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
inclusive.
Dated
and interest
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April
1,
1956.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York
City. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Franklin, Tenn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$825,000
natural gas system revenue bonds
sold
was
to
a
group
composed of
Herman
Bensdorf & Co., J.
M.
Co.; Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Thomas & Co., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
at a price of par, as follows:
Dain
&
$117,000 4V4S. Due
on Sept.
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
258,000 41£s. Due
1968 to
on
1 from
Sept. 1 from
1976 inclusive.'
450,000 4%s. Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1977 to 1986 inclusive.
from
1
TEXAS
National
Bank,
County (P. O.
Brownsville), Texas
Certificate
Offering—Oscar
Cameron
,
C.
Columbia.
by
Legality approved
Gibbs & $>imons, oi
Charleston.
Dancy, County Judge, will receive
sealed
on
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Freeman School
totaling $80,000
District, Pa.
Feb.
i
i
inclusive.
1977
Bond Sale
Pittston School
ceive
to
inclusive.
Aug. 1, 1956. Principal
and interest payable at the Citi¬
775—were awarded to
p.
3s.
1970
Feb. 1 from
1969
of
Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
to
on
Dated
zens
—v.
Ardmore, Okla.
Bond Offering—L. M. Thurston,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $2,350,000 bonds, as follows:
Pittsburgh,
(P.
obligation bonds offered Aug. 20
OKLAHOMA
sewer
Bond Sale—The
$386,000 school
'•/•T
y
Whitaker, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug. 3—
'
139
•
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Due
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
Up
bonds. Dated Oct.
/EST) on Sept. 11
purchase of $518,000 build¬
bonds. • Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
pm.
bonds.
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
Seminole County Independent Sch.
hall, until
for the
8
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
of
office, 675 Yearling Road, White¬
noon
until
•(.....-'V
Bond Offering — R. C.
Green,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
4 for
the
purchase of $310,000
county hospital bonds. Due from
Dated
Offering—Carl J. Herms,
of
will receive sealed bids until
O.
op
/95S.
Oklahoma
.
"
sealed
bids
storm
Walworth County
Indep. School
Dist. No. 13 (P. O.
Mobridge),
184, p. 375—were awarded to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Company,
inclusive.
Counties Sch.
Whitehall City School District
New
1967
Bond Offering—Carl J; Herms,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
receive
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of $185,000
on
Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $25,000 general
obligation
Offering—Margaret Gales,
until
v.
Murray County (P. O. Sulphur),
j
will-
bids
El/iott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of
Ohio
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $600,000 high school building bonds."
Bond
City Auditor, will receive sealed
street, County Clerk, will receive
Trust
Wheelersburg
sealed
(DST)
par.
Principal and interest payable at
the Philadelphia National Bank. $241,000 to the Citizens State Bank
of Mobridge, as
3s, at a price
Legality approved by Townsend,
Com¬
&
receive
y
674—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Portland. "
Co., of Cincinnati.
Bond
v
^
p.
The
—
'
J-
y
,
of
Cincinnati, as
price of 101.41, a basis
a
about
awarded
Co.,
8
$2,500,000
building Iponds offered Aug., 22—
184", p. 570—were awarded to a Linn County Sch. District No, 9SC
syndicate ; headed
■friM v fP, P' Scio), Ore.
by ' Harrlman
y *
Cleveland
im-A- Miller &
street
until
v.
$101,000 special
and
bids
price of
a
Jefferson County (P. O. Waurika),
Oklahoma
V (\ '
Bond
Offering—Sevelle Over-
17—v. 184, p.
Columbus),
Sale
Northern
bonds offered Aug.
rovement
O.
Bond
:
3
Fremont, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
sealed
3s, at
Building bonds
were
sold,
until
for
17
10
a.m.
(CST)
of
the purchase
$350,000 certificates of indebted¬
District, S. Dak.
—
bids
Sept.
as
fol¬
ness.
Jan.
Dated
15
July 15, 1956. Due on
1957
from
sive. Principal and
to
1976
inclu¬
interest (J-J)
payable at the American National
lows:
$40,000
to
the
Merchants
State
Bank, of Freeman, as 2V2S, at
Bank of Austin.
by
Gibson,
Legality approved
of
Spence & Gibson,
'
.
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
(DST)
on
Sept.
12
for
a
price of par.
v
-
1
Austin.
'
us
u..-
1
;m
iff 7
as
Mitchell, S. Dak.
Bond
-
—
(P.
City School District,-
"
receive
(CST) on Aug. 27. for the
purchase of $5,500 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1959
o.,
Park
Hill School District, Pa..
Offering — Hibbard G.
Gumpert,, District Secretary, will
Huff,
Education,
of
of
Lands,
y
the
Sharon
assessment water works extension
were
awarded to Walter,
to
Braun, Bosworth &
Inc., of Toledo, as 3V2S, at a Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cin¬
rice of 100.83, a basis of about cinnati. ';(>
.39%;
v< Southwestern Local School District
waried
■Deer
Holdenville),
the Board
at
Liberty National
Bank, Pittston. Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
Offering—Garland
of
to the Commissioner
Schools and Public
on
payable
*
special
Ohio
Sale—The
facility
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
Rocky River, Ohio
elusive.
;
(EST)
(J-D) payable
Piqua National Bank &
Trust
Co., Piqua.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
on
1977
bonds.
from
tne
Clerk
40,000
Sept. 15 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.: Principal -and interest
Oklahoma
the
at
tion .Project Fund No. 2, Un1
for
noon
Due
access
District No. 4 (P. O.
p.m.
'?
chase of $170,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds/ Dated Sept.
15, 1956.
from
inclusive.
yaclusive.
cipal and interest
•
Oct.
13
from 1957 to
Limited Tax ? bonds.
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
limited
■
Due
Hughes County Dependent School
from
l
Piqua, Ohio
on
of
100,000 Grade Crossing EliminaV
'
ceive sealed bids until
1977 inclusive.
,
Dec.
on
Bond Offering — Edgar I. Ger¬
hard,. Director of Finance, will re¬
00.000 Off-Street Parking Fund
No.
Due
1975
limited
Bond
improvement
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
; ■
»
Offering — Agnes Brown
City Clerk, will receive
from
1
system
sewer
bonds.
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1968
pur¬
Sept.; 1, 1956.- Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Company. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey■ of Cleveland.
"v'
ap-
Squire,
Columbus, Ohio
,1;'..
Bond
ain,
A-O.
Legality
Sanders
of Cleveland. ••
by
1958 to
assess¬
Dec.
on
extension
nodn
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
roved
until
for" "the
improvement
sewer
bonds.
the purchase of $800,000 sewer
Dated June 1, 1956. Due
de.
Due
196,000
Sept. 6
on
•
sanitary
'
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Auditor, will receive sealed
ids until
5
street
bonds.
Offering—William
bids
Sept.
of $542,000 special
bonds, as follows;
$346,000
onds.
n
200,000
sealed
(EDST) ~on
Campbell, Ohio
Bond
r
900,000
receive
Provident
basis of about 3.47%.
a
>
ity
Parma Heights, Ohio Bond
Offering — "George
Spanagel, Director of Finance, Will
water
improvement
bonds
ofAug. 22—v. 184, p. 568—'
orKs.
55
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
able
Texas
son,
proposals on $1,500,000
?' refunding bonds, dated Sept.
nate
Robert¬
Offering:—Lloyd
Bond
■'
Secretary of Board of Direc¬
sealed bids un¬
15, 1956 and due on March 15
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1973 and there¬
tors, will receive
/
Aug. 30 for
$635,000 school
1, 1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1985
inclusive.
Principal and interest
8
til
the
(CST)
of
p.m.
on
purchase
ljouse
payable
(A-O)
1,500,000
school
series
bonds.
Denison
Indep.
Texas '
bonds
schoolhouse
ftauscher,
Pierce
.Qallas,
sold
to
1957 to
100,000 3.30s.
1989
to
Dated
1
Due on July 1 from
1988 inclusive.
>$32,000 3Y4S.
1,
Principal
1956.
1957
1972.
Due on July 1 from
1991 inclusive. .''7:'. 77
July
1971. Alter¬
15,
$1,500,000
on
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1973 and thereafter callable as of March 15,
of
Co., Inc.,
&
Dec.
proposals
from
follows:
as
Dec.
on
77.3 refunding bonds, dated Sept.
15, 1956 and due on March 15
$132,000
was
in
nate
June 15,
15 from
inclusive. Bonds
1972
and thereafter
callable
'
second
house,
Dated
1987
to
due
School District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
1956.
1958
:
and interest (J-J) payable at The
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
at
1976
to
ford
7
Higbee,
Principal and interest payable
the Mercantile National Bank
Dallas,
or
at
gality
approved- by - Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
•
Groves, Texas
Bond
Offering—Carlos I. Pala-
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)
receive sealed
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $360,000
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
unlimited tax road bonds. Dated
27 for the purchase
of $170,000
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
fire station and equipment bonds.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
City ; Clerk,
will
Texas
Kermit,
Of ferin g—W. L.
Bond
payable at the Mer¬
cantile National Bank, of Dallas.
and
interest
will receive Legality
approved
by
McCall,
^sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $100,Etheredge,
600
Mayor,
and
works
water
sewer
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Sept.
Bond
1956.
1,
March 1 from 1966 to 1977
inclusive.
Legality
M-S.
Interest
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
-
,
'
;
Offering
Bond
Sale—An
4V2% water works revenue bonds
was
sold to the Columbian Secu¬
rities Corp. of Texas, of San An¬
tonio.
Dated
July
15, 1956.
Due
Sept.
from
10
sive.
j1956.
10,
1961
from
to
1971
1975
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
v>
North
Dallas.
Bond
Offering
Ercell
—
W.
Assistant Superintendent
of Schools, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 30 for
the purchase of $1,500,000 and/or
$3,000,000 bonds, as follows:
Brooks,
Bond
Due
Dated
on
1985
Dec.
June
inclusive.
follows:
15,
1956.
1956
to
Bonds. dqe: in
•
:
;
-
.
April 1, 1956.
Due on
90,000
Due
general
obligation sewer
Sept.
1,
First
to
1961
184,
v.
—
awarded
1980
to
sit
15
on
Sept.
1
Bonds
Sold—Bids
Not
for
the
(P.
price of
f
approved a Joint
Reorganization for Third Avenue Tran¬
,for Voting on the Plan are available upon re¬
quest to Lester T. Doyle, Trustee, Attention Mr.
George Cermak, General Auditor, at the offices
of the Corporation, 116 West 32nd Street, New
1, N. Y.
„
from
1
for
28
8
?
to
1957
in¬
and
ALLEN B. DO MONT
the
high school bonds.
1956.
Due
on
Schroeder,
1
Whitehall),
change Place, New York 5, N. Y., not later than
September 12, 1956.
<
LESTER T. DOYLE,
Trustee
5»
.$
4 M *
;
14, 1956.
out-
Preferred Stock,
•
:
Stanley
'
P.
Patten
'
\
Treasurer
August 22, 1956
OllMOKr
5
In All Phases of Television
Wis.
payable
"k
1
1
at a
banking
CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC i
UTILITIES COMPANY
in¬
mutually satisfactory to
Quarterly dividends payable Septem¬
ber 15 to shareholders of record Sep¬
the District
by
Dorsey,
Scott
Barber,
'
7 7. '
1,
1958
1956, have been declared
tember 1,
at the
following rates per share-.
Preferred
5%
Sweetwater
No.
County School District
25
...
.
5% Convertible Preferred
.WYOMING
.
!
.
5.40% Convertible Preferred
5Vi% Convertible Preferred
1
Common
1
j
Di
J
k
27tf
.......
J. Ley,
'
25<*
25^
27^
37
VICE-PRES. & TREAS.
August 20, 1956
WM*"**1111"*
w
Bay, Wis.
CANADA
Junior
a
as
basis
3s,
of
at
a
about
price
of
100.18,
2.98%.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., A.
Ste.
Debenture
Marie,
Sale
—
An issue
Quarterly Dividend
of
$101,500 improvement
was
sold to
McLeod,
debentures
and Mills,
Spence &
Weir,
Ltd.,
Young
&
Trust
1961 inclusive. Interest "M-S:"
Co., Inc., Mercantile
Company, "of
St. Louis'
business
machines corporation
590 Madison Ave.. New York 22. N. Y
Ont.
Co., jointly, as 4M>s, at a price of
99.78. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
-
<gr
,
The 166th Consecutive
Sault
Northern
cago,
'
ONTARIO
awarded to a group headed
the First National Bank, and
Trust Co., both of Chi¬
were
by
IBM international
G. Becker &
-j
its
by the District Clerk
(CST) on Aug. 30
Owen, Barker,
of Minneapolis.
$2,700,000 West
High School bonds
offered Aug. 21—v. 184, p. 571—
Side
Proofs of Claims and Ballots must be re¬
ceived by Lester T. Doyle, Trustee,
c/o Saxe,
Bacon, O'Shea & Bryan, Attorneys, No. 20 Ex¬
'«f
on
Inc.
dividend
Bond Sale—The
*
f
All
r
a
payable October 1, 1956 to Pre¬
ferred Stockholders of record at
the close of business September
.
(P. O. Bairoil), Wyo.
Principal and.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 184, p.
Cedarburg State Bank, Cedarburg. 675—were awarded to Kirchner,
Legality
approved
by
Lines, Ormsbee & Weisner, Inc., of Den¬
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
ver, as 2%s, at a price of 100.03.
Green
share
per
tive Convertible
inclusive.
1976
$.25
Lincoln,
No.
has declared
standing shares of 5% Cumula¬
7
(Towns)
District
Laboratories,
Mont
purchase of $70,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
$500,000
from
Board of Directors of Allen
Du
7 of
the
purchaser and
Legality
approved
Dated Oct.
March
R.
this day
•
until 2:30 p.m.
stitution
of
3 The
for the
receive sealed
(CST) on Aug.
purchase
LABORATORIES. INC.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
Wash.
(J-J)
p.m.
O.
(P.
Bond
O.
$90,000 general
will
Clerk,
School
Joint
and
(City),
NOTICES
DIVIDEND
$180,000
1, 1956.
inclusive.
1976
and Arcadia
Preston
par.
until
bids
to
Proofs of Claims and Ballots and Information
of
Principal
to
from 71957
Whitehall
777 Cedarburg, Wis.
City
Bell,
to
inclusive. 77.'r7
1976
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
$5,375,000 Port Washington Nar¬
rows Project Bridge bonds offered
Aug. 21—v. 184, p7571—were re¬
jected.
County
$4,527,000
Gouinlock &
totaling
sold
Co., Ltd., as 4V2S and 4s. Due on
30 from
1971 to 1976 in¬
clusive and from Aug. 1, 1957 to
Principal
and. interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
First National
Bank, Chicago,- or at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
WISCONSIN
Corporation.
York
inclusive.
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), - Wash..
a
District of New York has
Plan of
on
1976
inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. C.
ern
March
Due
obligation bonds offered Aug. 17
v.
184, p. 675—were sold to the
State of Washington, as 3V2S, at
The United States District Court for the South¬
the -purchase
school bonds. Dated Sept.
inclusive.
from 1981 to 1986
Regina, Sask.
;; >
Sale—Sirtking fund
r
June
.
p.
3.20s. Y? Due
415,000
.'
were
group
a
-
Debenture
•
terest (M-S) payable at the State
375 — were
Bank, Mayville. Legality approved
composed of
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Weeks; Pacific National Bank of
Bond Offering—P. H. Riemer,
Seattle, and Bramhall & Stein, at
a price of par, a net interest cost
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
of about 3.22%, as follows:
p.m.
(CST)
on
$105,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from Sept. 12 for the purchase of $3,700,000 corporate purpose bonds.
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on March
940,000 3Vis. Due on Sept. 1 from
22
Aug.
" 3'
J-J.
SASKATCHEWAN
basis
(P. O. Mayville),
S
lighting bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
T
for
28
obligation street and bridge,
CORPORATION
Refunding Mortgage A% Bonds of
Railway Company Due 1960
No.
1, 1956. Interest
Dated July
and
Offering—Carl A. Olson,
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
street
Whatcom
Third Avenue
a
Due on July 1 from
District Clerk,
eral
AVENUE
Adjustment Mortgage 5% Income Bonds of
Third Avenue Railway Company Due 1960
100.25,
)■
1962 to 1976 inclusive.".
Bond
the
to
Sale—The $1,460,000 gen¬
Bellingham),
TRANSIT
District
and
Sept.
c
THIRD
1956.
1 from 1961 to
1976 inclusive. Interest M-S.
on
price of
Be-
Due on July 1 * from
126,500 4Y2S.
Trust
Co.,
to
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
3-
a
Mayville (City) and Williamstown
and Theresa (Towns) Joint School
Interest A-O.
bonds. " Dated
&
Blair
sold
was
•
debentures
Tacoma, Wash.
•
&
bonds
$208,500 4s.
$332,300
sold
was
Bank
National
•
Sale-f-An issue of $335,000
"follows:
as
21—v.
of about 2.95%.
of Washington.
Bond
April 1 from 1962 to 1991 in¬
,
bonds
Aug.
Wisconsin
Band Sale—An issue of
State
net
awarded to
571—were
Washington
■
building
bonds.
revenue
sewer
clusive.
from
15
as
Dated
$1,500,000 school house, first series
bonds.
Utah
City,
Offering—Lettice O. Rich,
$135,000
Proposal No. 1
'
UTAH
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug
27 for the purchase of $225,000
bonds,
:
price
price pf 94.80, a
interest cost" of about 5.29%*
.
County, Kettle Falls High
School District (P. O. Colville),
•
Desjardins,
langer, Inc., at n
composed of the Continental
at a
3s,
Stevens
7
Bond
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as
approved by Preston, Thorgrim?son & Horowitz, of Seattle.
interest
and
Due
Legality
M-S.
Interest
to
Commision, Quebec
building
$450,000 County
offered
William
Co.,
March 1 from 1970 to 1973 in¬
-
■
Ogden
on
on
at the Security
Bank & Trust Co., Wharton, or
at the First City National Bank,
Houston.
7 3 >'• • ;77::1
terest J-J.
San Angelo Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Due
payable
.
Dated March 1, 1956.
3V2S.
as
clusive.
$30,000
equipment
sold
was
>
;
.
County (P. O. Kenosha),
Illinois
Seattle,
Terry Thompson & Co., of
snow
and
.-ivy.-v.-t
-'.j# ;•:<,£
uv
•"
St. Antoine-des-Laurentieds School
p.
p.
group
bonds was sold to
revenue
1978 inclu¬
to
Principal
(A-O).
water
J. L. Santos,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 28
purchase of $185,000 water
and sewer system revenue bonds
Oct.
issue of $20,000
—
for the
Dated
Plains, Texas
Wharton, Texas
v.
sys¬
•
tem
184,
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
on
Carre, Que.
94.34, a basis of about 5.11%.
Dated July 1, 1956. Interest J-J.
—
bonds
Home
7
*
:
of
Wisconsin
Shelton, Wash.
Offering—Ndra McBroom, cios, County Judge, will receive
to
waterworks
The
$110,000 in¬
bonds offered Aug. 22—
rejected.
WASHINGTON
»
,
Sale
Kenosha
'
Bond
Aug. 1 from
Sale—An issue of
Bond
County (P. O. Mauston),
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Laredo), Tex.
on
inclusive.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1976 inclusive. "V* '
Lac
775—were sold to the
Mauston, as 3s, at a price
100.46, a basis of about 2.y0%.
of
las.
Webb County
1962
7
Bank of
the
for
Due
1961
to
53,000 4%s.
$269,000 build¬
Wisconsin
$800,000 water and sewer system
bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 184, p.
775—were
1957
Couture, Inc., as 4Y2S, at a
firmary
v.
184,
Sold—Bids
Not
$72,500 4Vis.
bonds
Juneau
7 Williamsburg, Va.
■I-".
(Towns) School
O. Johnson),
(P.
675—were awarded to Halsey..
Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3Y4S, at a
price of 100.26, a oasis of aboui
Bond
'
$125,500
sold to Cie de
Placement, Ltd., at a
price of 98.03, a net interest cost
of about 4.77%, as follows:
ing bonds offered Aug. lb—v. 184,
H.
Wm.
by
was
Quebec
en
p.
(A-O) payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston,
or the Proctor Trust Co., Proctor.
approved
Adams, of Proctor.
8
Bond Sale—The
interest
Legality
Valeurs
Wisconsin
(EDST)
on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of
$75,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and
sealed
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
(Village), WaterConcord, Mil-
Aztalan
No.
receive
Treasurer,
will
bids until 2 p.m.
Village
and
District
VIRGINIA
the San Angelo
National Bank of San Angelo. Le¬
of
Vt.
Creek
.
Iberville Sch. Commission,
Farmington,
town,
Proctor,
National
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Johnson
VERMONT
Bond Offering—Paul W.
Proposal No. 2
V./7QUEBEC •:
Ellis &
of
Bank
Utah, N. A., Salt Lake City.,' Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
y 1972.
Houston.
the
at
Commerce,
of
Bank
W. Baird
& Co., Blunt
Simmons, First ot Michi¬
gan Corporation, Mulianey, Wells
& Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
Robert
payable
interest
Security
First
the
at
March 15,
after callable as of
Dated Oct.
bonds.
of Dec. 15, 1971. Alter¬
as
Principal and
thereafter are call¬
and
1972
School District,
<Channelview Indep.
•
.Monday, August 27, 1956
..
(872)
The Board of Directors of this Corporation hr
tliis day declared a Quarterly Cash Dividend o
*1.00
per
share, payable September 10. 1956,
stockholders of record at the close of busines.
August 17, 1956. Transfer books will not b
closed. Checks prepared on IBM Accountin
on
Machines will be mailed.
C. V.
Jane 26. 1956
BOULTON, Tr
@FedFRASER