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MONDAY
ISSUE
AUG 3-
"The
«®88E:
INANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New York 7, N.
Number 5869
190
Volume
,
Y.; Monday, August 3, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Fund—Asset Value Rises—
Abacus
volved
the
closed-end investment company on July 20 reported a net
$36,514,064 equal to $42.67 per share on June 30, 1959
compared with $29,287,843 or $34.22 per share (adjusted) on June 30,
1958
and $33,564,167 or $39.22 per share on Dec. 31, 1958.
William K. Jacobs, Jr., President, stated that for the six months
ended June 30, 1959 net income from investments equalled 59 cents
per share compared with 50 cents per share a year earlier;
that net
realized gain of 67 cents per share contrasted with a realized loss
of 2 cents per share in the 1958 period; and that unrealized apprecia¬
tion increased
$2,353,334 or $2.75 per share since Dec. 31, 1958.
The figures reported are after giving effect to the dividend distribu¬
tion on June 26, 1959 of l/50th share of common stock of Gatineau
Power Co. for each share of Abacus Fund held.—V.
189, p. 1673.
This
in
value of
asset
relax
Laboratories
Abbott
new
product
the
Oretic,
that
of
introduced last week
patients was
Called
for many
low-salt diets
rigid
product
their
to
steps
hypertensive and
profession.
the medical
New York Stock Exchange
New York
the
up
excretion
of
edema
and
sodium
—V.
189,
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Missiles
Acme
Construction
&
stock,
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
offered for
for
it
will
sell
for
$200,
$6
will
the
each
at
$6
and/or underlying
75c
a
per
underwriter
warrant
share
commission.
stock
common
The
entitling the holder to purchase one share
share
per
shares may
through
August
offered
be
for
The
1963.
sale
of
and
installation
outstanding 280,000
sale
of
the
porate
purposes,
pany's
business
hensive
Of
for
the
Rabkin
is
in
it
280,000
and
to
its
sell
ability
present.
space
Alvin
25,000
be
platforms.
the
of
to
used
for
It
now ~
scope
perform
general
of the
General Corporation &
will require additional skilled
equipment, and "bondability"
for larger contracts.
shares,
common
own
shares
of
his
shares
Each
each.
The
York,
N,
The
32
to. be
are
used
for
working
NewYork"*1 equipment and for leasing of
capital;
purchase
of
The
,
10
and Payable
been
f
a
Chemical
the
beginning
standing.—V. 187, p. 1997.
30.
Oct.
a plant in Plainview, L. I.,
the
At
Ambassador
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
will
ouernHn'0'*1
iti
expected
to
be
made
about
Aug.
temniatJ
niedirii
Plants
general funds. The company expects
improvements presently authorized or
and
f
.
that
con-
SUch. PurPoses as the expansion of its industrial and
Q«riS °Perations, the construction of additional gas producing
renniro
Dec
to
3i
lofin
exfwH
•
tot
sac
borate
purposes
Aluminum
en°
S&l°s J?*
Provision
Co.
of
fncome
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$
h
i
deprecla-
1959—6
$
46
45
of
or declared.
Payment will be made at
Bank, New York, N. Y., on or after
this year there were 3,940 shares out¬
taxes.
the
Mos,—1958
$
424,910,806
366,595,129
*
-
•
beforeU^s" & 18-311.953
15,185,790
35,695,470
PrSoil foreSU°"sln& 33'323'938
f0leisn
13,808,289
51,307,357- 35,523,205
taxes
on
inc.
Ulcnmo
Com*
v
Earned
'After
nPr
Preferred
The*e^any
15,113,035
-
shs
ing"
^
5,795,191
22,371,024
8,013,098
28,936.333
19:471,908
20,625,803
21,027,883
20,625,803
.$0-83
$0.35
$1.32
-$0.88
dividend
16,051,297
..
requirements.—V.
...
189,
p.
^orp—To Retire
2886.
Preferred Stock—
on July 23 announced
siofio,^ preferred stock,-series A.
,-i/2
per
share,
that it would redeem its
on Nov. 1.
The redemption
including all dividends accumulated and
Oil
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
work
carburetors
used
189,
automotive
fuel
generators,
outboard
engines
on
and
products,
metering systems,
defense products
477.
p.
the
of
quarter of 1958. The company estimates
full year 1959 will amount to $2,750,000, as
in the first
the
that cash
compared
$1,617,007 during 1958.
with
increases in the company's income and earnings over
of 1958 resulted from increased exploratory and de¬
drilling activities, increased production from the company's
waterflood properties and an increase in production allowables during
the first quarter of 1959.
sharp
The
the
first
quarter
velopment
Acquires Interest in 207 Wells—
207 wells at a total cost of
announced in June.
The ac¬
quisitions added approximately 6,000,000 barrels of secondary recovery
oil to the company's reserves, according to estimates by the company's
Engineering Department.
..
. The first transaction was the acquisition of an interest in 110 wells
involving 37 producing properties in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico,
Kansas, Colorado, Montana and North Dakota.
In the second transaction, the company purchased a 50%
working
interest in 46 producing oil wells in Lea County, New Mexico.
The
wells are located on 2,i40 acres in the Langlie-Mattix and PenroseSkelly "areas in Lea County.
The wells are still In the primary pro¬
ducing stage, but Ambassador plans to waterflood the acreage In the
near
future.
The
five
third
transaction
was
the acquisition of 51
oil wells located
in
pools in Eddy and Chaves Counties, New Mexico.
Am¬
acquired susbtanatally the full, working interest in the 51
different
producing
company
oil
plans
Ambassador
wells
which
are
now
in
to institute waterflood
required all rights
on
primary
production,
but the
development at an early date.
acres of the 3,400 acres in¬
2,280
300
uranium
Its
atomic
(Canada)
is
Patterson,
ceramic
expected
AMF
have
fuel
have
Ontario,
Chairman,
stability
the
in
produced
core
more
elements
program
Hope,
Port
Board
reacter
to
oxide
power
Ltd.,
Ltd.
last longer because of its greater resistance
affecting metal fuel elements.
being
done
contract
a
on
new
Canada.
under
and
higher
to
cor¬
awarded
Corp.—Reports Increased Profits—
'
July 23 reported nine-month earnings of $49,share) after provision of $35,986,000 for income
with earnings of $14,583,416
($2.61
per
share) in
on
per
compared
period
a
year
Romney,
1959 and
when
ago,
President,
the
entire
losses
for
necessary
no
1958
prior
of
said
provision
these
earnings
in
for
income
taxes
first
quarter
the
was-
fiscal
periods.
,%
$16,083,801
year
were
for
Income
$20,340,000
taxes
for the
for
same
($2.70
compared
quarter
a
per
with
year
share)
after
earnings
ago,
when
of
no
of
Its
provision
$7,253,785
provision
required.
was
Reflecting booming sales of the compact Rambler
Kelvinator
of
fiscal year were offset by carry-forward
and no provision for income taxes
years
Romney said the company's earnings in the June quarter
($1.30 per share)
income taxes
The company estimates that oil and gas sales will
the full year 1959, compared with $3,160,996 in
in
for
for
advance
Energy of Canada
first
fuel
is
operating
Mr.
for
quarter of
quarter of
1938
year 19o9
will be about $750,000, us compared with a deficit of $706,773 during
1958
Cash
income—before deductions
for depletion,, depreciation,
amortization and dry hole expense—amounted to $671,504 during the
first quarter of 1959,
an increase of 163%
over the cash income of
-
current
showed a net profit of $77,210 for the first
compared with a net loss of $379,252 for the same
The company estimates that net! income for the full
income
to
Atomics
Morehead
is
($8.36
same
was
company
$255 136
order
an
AMF
Atomic
corporation
George
of
appliance
sales,
net
sales
continued
and
at
a
Improvement
record
high
level, Mr. Romney said,
totaling $688,787,216 in the nine-month period
compared to $358,510,676 in the like period a year ago.
Net sales for
the third quarter were $266,277,476, compared with $131,141,871 for
the like quarter a year ago.—V. 190, p. 354.
as
bassador
cumulativeP5^/V0n
prdce'
is
29,531,574
18-21o,9o3
21-02,7.883
.
of
commercial
required.
.
corporation purchased interests in
$1 250 000 in three separate transactions
$
Jevenues 235,337,158 185,090,859
portion
by Atomic Energy
of Canada Ltd., a Crown
company that directs Canada's atomic energy
program.
When
the
order
is
completed the fuel elements will be
valued at $175,000 and will weigh 9,000
pounds.—V. 190, p. 353.
The
America—Earnings Increased—
■
„
A?
tlon
—b6 "SCd f°r tbC foregoing and other cor"'
End" June 30—
$4,500,000
The
1959,
exPansion of its research and development facilities.
exPend approximately $8,500,000 of its own funds by
nin addition to the amounts, presently estimated at not
of addifirmoi
'
which R expects to borrow through the issuance
tional
to finance in part the construction of such addiother cnrn^f*
*lng Plan.ts- Proceeds of the stock sale, together with
Will
to
of
Canada
by
power
factors
The
1958.'
Net proceeds of the additional stock
p®added to its
$417,127.
totaling
t
win 2 certain Indebtedness.
caDital
at
514%
cumulative prior preferred stock
which
for redemption on Aug. 14. 1959, at $100 per
dividends, will be paid at the Irving Trust Co.,
York 15, N. Y.
See V. 189, p. 2562;
units
to
temperatures
first
exceed
of
sale
60
element
rosive
corporation's oil and gas sales were at an all-time high during
quarter of 1959 reaching a total of $1,064,531, an increase of
46%
over the sales
of $729,539 for the same period of 1958.
This
upward trend is continuing into the second quarter of this year, with
April oil and gas sales totaling $376,234 and May oil and gas sal®s
19.
-is ensaged in the development, manufacture and
ecluipment to separate air by low-temperature processes
r constituent gases, and in various industrial applications
and J,;fmi??rature Processes primarily in the field
of gas liquefaction
adriiHn
I
"
Ifc .now has outstanding 1,249,960 common shares in
intn
New
enable
According
Ceramic
The
the
t
offering is
St.,
subsidiary,
fuel
46
Banks
whether or not earned
Corn Exchange
unpaid
ma-
u
The
industrial
products manu¬
Springfield, Mass., Mr.
other
of
called
delivered
599,962
,c.?rp?ratlon located in Allentown, Pa., filed a registration statee SEC qn JuJy 24, 1959, covering 115,000 shares of common
hv £'„vT
offered for public sale by an underwriting group headed
nf.hit
?eb &.Co- Reynolds & Co., Inc., and Drexel & Co. The
ftmenrtJ? t .1 price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
ament.
swir
equipment,
motors,
Navy.—V.
accrued
first
which
fiscal
Air Products
division
disclosed.
not
was
and
systems
transaction involved
The
which
Injection
makes
equipment,
American Motors
Y.
proceeds
plus
The
New
Broadway,
of
fuel
metering
also
horsepower
shares
4,000
Wall
50
The
share, through Lawrence Securities, Inc.,
with
the
Arma
and
recently
One
corporation on July 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEc
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
per
July 8.
on
amount
in
to
testing
Army
share,
Investment News^Cover
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
The Course of Bank Clearings
City, N. J.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$1
the
tie
Bosch
fractional
the
were
Statement
Reserve
holdings.
Acorn Industries,
Inc., Jersey
at
announced
stock,
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Partial Red.—
Exchange
Condition
Saul
chairman
board
135,000
for
Rates-46
of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
46
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Foreign
This
Fried
Declared
Dividends
com¬
compre¬
more
a
Corp.—Acquisition—
Machine & Foundry Co. — AMF Atomics
(Canada) Produces New Reactor Fuel Elements—
State and City Bond Offerings
cor¬
and
negotiate
or
launching
the
cars.
precision
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Net proceeds of the company's
will
expansion
outstanding
president
proposing
of
at
office
bid
to
missile
shares.
shares
the
terms
than
increased
sufficient
150,000
including
function
personnel,
of
common
additional
greater
American
1955 as Acme Hydraulic Door & Hoist Corp., the com¬
engaged in the development and expansion of the engineering,
construction
has
of
warrants
Organized in
pany is
small
the underwriter.
by
45.
p.
Ensign, whose sales volume is slightly less than $3,000,000
American
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
President,
correspond
passenger
Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
33
warrants
Arma
190,
of
represent,
&
service
National Quotation
company
purchase
said.—V.
company's
the
but
they
reserves
also
year
which
33
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
of Acme and 50,000 representing out¬
present holders thereof.
The stock is to be
per share through Myron A.
Lomasney & Co.,
receive
to
stock
common
at
sale
which
also
the
-
substantially to
its production,
secondary
maintains a
warehouse
and
assembly plant in Chicago
equipment manufacturers. It employs about 200 people in a
plant 25 miles southeast of Los Angeles. The company supplies a large
percentage of the carburetion equipment used on various types of gas
engines used in oil fields and farm equipment. It also makes regulators
a
to
37
Exchange
and
reserves
substantial
products
Perelle said,
37
Exchange__.
waterflood.
added
only
accumulators, hydraulic cranking
factured by the American Bosch
38
account
by
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
exchange
Ensign
39
42
43
located at 2949 Long Beach Road, Oceahside, N. Y.,
July 23 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000
shares of its common stock, of which 150,000 shares are to be offered
public sale for the
Stock
Perelle,
an
36
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
This corporation,
standing
——-—
the
under
are
not
announcement
W.
34
34
34
Toronto Stock
Corp.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
on
for
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
2669.
Securities and
active areas in New
the most
of
one
corporation has acquired the Ensign Carburetor Co. of Fullerton,
which will be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary, Charles
Calif.,
31
Exchange
Stock
This
29
Exchange
wells
American Bosch
25
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Oretic
p.
currently
semi-proven
is
company's
13
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange
-
for an extremely rigid diet.
is hydrochlorothiazide,
the
most
potent
oral
diuretic yet developed. It was discovered independently by Abbott but
also
has
been
marketed
by two
other
pharmaceutical
companies.
Chemically,
Stock
Cincinnati
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
and
importance
Pa gt
the
of
acquisitions
proven
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
and thus often reduces the need
chloride
Trend,
brought to 140 the number of wells Ambassador
operates in New Mexico In Eddy, Chaves and Lea Counties. About
The
to
physicians
purchase and acquired the rights above 4,000 feet on
1,120 acres.
A major portion of the acreage is located
Reef
two acquisitions
one-third
Boston Stock
enable
the
Abo
The
now
American
will
in
remaining
the
Mexico.
In This Issue
Abbott Laboratories—New Product—
A
MISCELLANEOUS
-
,
t
"
*
'
•
•;
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•
American-Saint
'
Gobain
Corp. — Arranges $53,500,000
Financing Program—This corporation started on July 30
a financing program to raise funds to build a new
$50,000,000 plate glass manufacturing plant at Greenland,
Hawkins
has
County,
entered
into
near
an
Kingsport, Tenn,
The company
by F. Eber-
agreement negotiated
stadt & Co. for the sale to The Prudential Insurance Co.
of America of up to $33,000,000 of 6% first mortgage
bonds, due April 1, 1982, with warrants for the purchase
of 200,000 shares of authorized and unissued common
stock at a price of $23.50 per share after Nov. 1, 1963,
and
prior to Nov. 1,
1971.
The warrants
are
subject to
certain restrictions with respect to their exercise or sale.
The company is offering to its common stockholders of
record
July 29, 1959, rights to subscribe for an issue of
$11,172,600 of 5%% subordinated debentures, due April 1,
1983
(convertible until Nov. 1, 1971) and for 268,141
shares of authorized, unissued common stock. Subscrip¬
tion rights for the debentures are non-transferable and
permit holders to subscribe at face value for $100 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures for each eight shares of
common stock held.
The subscription rights for the com¬
mon stock are transferable and permit purchase at $17.30
share of one share for each 3V3 shares held.
rights expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 12,
per
Both
1959.
2
(458)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r.
F. Eberstadt & Co. heads
of investment banking
group
a
firms listed below which is underwriting the company's
offering of the
debentures
$17.30
stock.
common
Is purchasing 275,000 shares of common
Compagnie de Saint-Gobain
stock
and
share under an option contract.
It will also ex¬
ercise all of its subscription rights by subscribing to $6,400,000 of the
debentures and 153,600 shares of the common stock.
This will make
the parent company's holdings, equal to
approximately 57% of the
debentures to be outstanding and Rs 665,000 shares will be equal to
approximately 57% Of the total number of shares of common stock to
he
outstanding.
at
The
per
debentures
new
per
share until Nov.
per
share
and
in
Prance,
the
and
It
of
chemicals,
and plastics.
its
including
affiliates
plants
are
and
The
1971
1,
1,
at
$30
at
$22.50
1968
$25
at
share.
per
also
produce a substantial volume
fertilizers, petroleum products
Gobain
Corp.
was formed by Compagnie
through merger the
Ridge Glass Corp. Executive
in New York and operating offices in Pittsburgh. Present
at Arnold,
Jeannette and Ellwood City, Pa., Kingsport,
Okmulgee, Okla.
in
Window
are
Tenn.
Nov.
1956
Glass
in
and
Corp.
1958
and
plant will be about 40,000,000
GIVING
feet
square
EFFECT
TO
of
inch
V4
PRESENT
plate
glass.
FINANCING
Authorized
first mtge. bds. due April 1, 1982„
sub. debs, due 1983 (conv. until
Nov.
1,
Outstanding
$33,000,000
1971)
cumul.
♦Common
PROCEEDS—The
pany's
products,
ditional
sales
net
Corp.—Common
Co.,
proceeds
payment
of
capital.
ing
Die
&
menced
trade
of
New
Co-
Stock
York
was
April
on
used
due
for
Of¬
City,
promotion
trade
upon
and
on
13,
1956
under
under
the
.
law
con¬
work-.
:
d
United
of
name
Florida
com¬
and
for
'■
organized
of
notes
inventory,
„•
company
Inc.
be
payables,
•
BUSINESS—The
Tool
will
amounts
and
contracts
and
com¬
operations
in May, 1955. The company changed its name to
Engineering Corp. by amendment of its certificate of
incorporation on April 7, 1959. The company occupied leased premises
at No. 1055; East 31st St., Hialeah, Fla., and devoted its
efforts exclu¬
sively to the manufacture of extrusion dies. In July, 1957, the company
began manufacturing, in addition to extrusion dies; gear boxes, gear
Astronautics
box
assemblies
of
some
the
area.
18th St.,
other
arid
large
precision
nationally
The
parts,
on a sub-contract basis
corporations with plants in
known
presently
company
occupies
V
Hialeah, Fla.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
a
building
"
TO
Common
—V.
stock
189, pp.
(par five cents);
2387 and 2670.
at
500
dustrial
and
marine,
stk.,
$25 par value—
($7.50 par value)
stock
and
shares
unissued
reserved
at
include:
shares
M'arch
31,
37,978
and
1959
158,905 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
shares
2,602
for
11,172,600
163,425 shs.
1,132,076 shs.
(including
shares
issuance
held
35,376
treasury)
of
pany
ecutive
fund
located
Wilcox
options theretofore granted to officers and key employees of the
Company (Subsequent to March 31, 1959, 2,602 treasury shares and
authorized
exercise
SO;OO0
of
options
authorized
restricted
and
and
granted
and
shares
under
unissued
have
the
Stock
1955
shares
issued
been
reserved
Option
such
at
for
reserved
issuance
exercise
on
the
of
496,560 authorized and' uiliHSObd shares reserved for
conversion of the debentures at the initial conversion
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
«et forth
and
to
purchase
below,
the
liolders
for
to
named
Warrants;
and
of
of
stock
common
as
being
not
are
Eberstadt
and
offered
subscribed
to
for
stock-
pursuant
Stanley & Co.__
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
curities
Uazard
Freres
—V.
Weld
Carl
190,
A
Adams
Arnhold
8
(Inc.)_
—
Rhoades &
proposal
Co
to
8
enter
Islands
True
Gas
into
®tant
Istel,
V.
Philips
the Canary
Islands,
stockholders, headed
The
and
the
are
Anchor
animal
the
of
Coughlin,
Anchor
by
N.
Paint
will
companies
complete
varnishes
and
an
&
through
terms
of
the
merger
and
jobbers.
agreement,
Mr.' Merkin
will
The
and
M.
the
of the M. J. Merkin Paint Co.
ahd also will be
in the over-all affairs and management of Baltimore
Chemical as Vice-Chairman of the Board of the Baltimore
air
Merkin
same
Paint
direction
Company,
and
it
was
announced,
will
of
its
paints, .enamels,
common
and
multicolor
for
exterior and interior,
maintenance
widely advertised trade names as
Its
for
quality,
products
application
made
are
in
to residential,
"Murphy-
wide
a
variety
commercial
and
Alkyd resins,
traffic
particular
in
control
plane
here
eaily
C.
707
I.
device
that
ground... radar
it
was
versions
jet
Rice,
for
I960,
British-built
Boeing
of
airliners
Bendix
the
for
on
automatically
device
British
will
July
of
in¬
are
license
a
'London.
U.
S
agreement
The
techniques,
Mr.
in
controller,
With
British-built
Rice
Cossor
unit
and
being
installed
Airways Corp.
for
the
Radio
and
redesigned
advance
and
of
dis¬
Transponder, under
.Electronics;; Ltd., of
by
U.
Bendix
S.
around
manufacturing
added.
an
Rice
the transponder answers
automatically
interrogator unit operated by the
explained.
signal that Identifies it
the
plane
be
to
on
Division
plane,
a
by
Mr.
eliminating
Radar
will
adapted
a
production
Corp., said his company will
manufacture
device, called an Air Traffic Control
components
coded
identify
in
now
Overseas
products
be
27.
Aviation
the
will
operators
announced
Manager of aviation
tribute
need
with
for
its
on
special
radar
Each
the
plane
radar
flight
ground
back
a
sends
screen
next to
to
maneuvers
image.—V.
190,
p.
when
radar
specially
355.
;
Beverages Bottling Corp., Bronx, N. Y.
Commission—
continue
management, supplemented by Baltimore
—
Securities and Exchange
The
its
match
position,
a
par¬
.
corporation
on
July 6 filed
letter of
a
Files With
notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares cf
at
$1
common stock
(par 10 cent6) to be offered
share, through Financial Management,r.Inc.,
New, York, N. Y.
proceeds are to be used for construction or
pgr
The
- -
J.
"Gleem."
dxinishes
hign
polyvinyl acetates and other
vehicles
produced for use in its own
manufacturing process and for sale
to other paint and printing
manufacturers.—V. 190, p. 151.
con¬
President
actively engaged
Paint
of
Stains
annu¬
expanded sales territory covered by the joint, enterprise
from Maine to Florida, with products being sold
dealers
line
and
under such
structures.
ticular
$16,000,000
exceed
price
substantially.; Baltimbre Paint-manufactures
tional
purchase
facilities
for
the
manufacture,
warehousing
and
of
addi¬
distribution of
beverages.
Co.
Bleichroeder,
Co.,
&
President
Serum
is
a
is
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING
Inc.—
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
cf
Islands,
associated
subsidiary
and
fuel
oil
of
V.
Co.
is
Bankierikantoor
It
of
the
leading
the
world.
operates
of
the
"world's
firms
It
established
in
this
operates
of
largest
field
with
Public
in
Puerto
Rico,
Belgium
and
this
firm
the
services
Mendes
van
stockholders
well
a
and
with
Central
bus
and
Gans
of
company.
in
the
field
of
serum
laboratory'*
throughout
subsidiaries, Re-
with
sales
several
«earch
Forthcoming corporate debt and equity issues to which offering dates
have been affixed for the month of
Laboratories, Inc., Peters Serum Company, Wilke
Laboratories,
Serum
Company, Pets'
Best
Company, Medical
Industries,
Inc., Certified Laboratories, Inc., and World
Health
Institute,
Inc.,
covering all phases of the animal health
industry.—V. 190, p. 353.
'
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton, N.
J.—Sale—
Schlumberger,
Ltd.
below.—V.
188,
441..
p.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—Four
More Zones Foiitid
In Ouachita Parish
August may aggregate $354 million.
expected to total $220,206,000, and preferred
stock about $134 million.
'
^
V;
Of this amount bonds
and
common
are
.
This
projection suggests
,
f
leveling off of issues coming on to the
estimate for July
27-Aug. 21 came to
about the same amount. There
apparently;, is no firm indication as to *
whether the direction in
subsequent weeks will be down or up. In view 5
of the profuse optimistic
projections concerning the last half of 1959,
despite the steel strike and its wave-like repercussions, it can be antici¬
market.
Last
week's
The table
a
four-week
pated that this may be
Peerless
8ee
two
Serum.
largest group
and
one
S.
Baltimore
'
_
operating utilities in
Philippines and Haiti.
Dutch
the
health.
is
U.
the
.
1
S.
Lepercq
Inc., in certain fields
Gloeilampenfabrieken.
Gas & Electric Co.
which lias interests in ice
cities in the south.
It lias
Amsterdam
of
Merkin, President of, the M. J. Merkin
Three-Way Merger—
Islands
aeveral
Board
com¬
annually
located in Lyndliurst, N.
J., jwiih ex¬
City.
Merkin Paint : has
become, wellMerplax, Merkrylic,
Colorkrome, Velvet
York
Corp._i
Peck
and
the
variety of. consumers:
The
gallons of paint and varnish'
a
Christian
President
Electronics,
N.
The
Utility
the
merger with Philips Electronics, Iiic.,
Electric Co., was approved and
recommended
&
Electronics,
Davis,
Philips
of
2,200 distributors,
the
tinue-as
under
to the stockholders at a
special meeting of the Anchor Serum Co.,
board of directors on July 20. and the same action
was taken
by the
directors of Philips Electronics and Islands on
July 23. The announce¬
ment of -the action was made
jointly by Arie Vernes, President of
Philips
sales
Inc.
&
a
"questioned"
'■
Weeks
&
Company
American
8
Co.
of
is
the'in¬
are
the
than
Under
Chairman
in
Bendix Aviation Corp.—To Make
Automatic Unit—
Chemical Corp.—Merger—
and Michael J.
products
^specializes ih industrial
iinis.tes and supplies
paints in
wide
a
both
operations
46.
p.
The
Swiss
&
Loeb,
&
8
Anchor Serum Co.—In
>
and
M.
Shields
8
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
&
&
Byllesby
Hornblower
Se-
JLehman Brothers
White,
M.
8
Ripley &
Loeb & Co.
Kuhn,
H.
10
Co.
&
JKarriman
more
concern.
%
11
Morgan
Combined
extend
stockholders:
C
&
Shuger,
will
%>
F.
A.
ally
thereof.
in the respective percentages
the $4,772,600 principal amount of debentures
Saint-Gobain
Albert
Chemical Corp.,
Paint Co., Inc.
New
very
decoration
An
Merger of two of the leading paint and chemical companies located
along the Eastern seaboard was announced jointly on July 17 by
price
severally
&
to
asphalt
of
.
increased
Installed
Paint
colors
than 2,000,COO
laboratories are
iti
and
of
1959
company
architectural
such
.
Baltimore
operations
years
,
stock
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 39,000 shares of capital stock (par
$9) was made on July 24 by Bache & Co. at $40.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of., $1
per
share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
—V. 190, p. 355.
issuance upon
have
below
i$e .company,
shares
than
offering
underwriters
from
such
114,541
other
the
Plan);
date
Prudential
and
agreed
the
upon
stock options which may hereafter be granted
to
officers
employees of the Company; 200,000 authorized and unissued
key
.shares
unissued
The
3
On July 1, 1958, American
Dryer Corp. of Philadelphia, Pa.
acquired
majority „ownership ,of Baltimore Paint y and its
affiliated
companies
The
first
public sale of Baltimore Paint's securities
was
made iri
October, 1958, and during succeeding months the
stock
27,265
varnish
East..
and
products as
Flow, iigtime and Flextron.
Paints"
in
Co.
tor
dustrial
Tarrytown, N. Y., has filed with the
SEC an amendment to its registration statement
covering an additional
1,000,000 shares of its common stock.—V. 188, p. 542.
&
1,GOO
offices
known
paints,
residential
and
of
scope
rounding out1 37
itmrt
stu.s
plant
colors
restricted
exercise
on
author¬
the
in
mutual
than
more
Its
enlarging the
Company,
commercial
the
Outstanding
330,000 shs.
thus
the amalgamation.
Paint.
leading supplier of
a
markets
West
through
The Merkin
lacquers,
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
Axe Houghton Fund A,
This
management,
companies
for
;;
PRESENT
Authorized
Babcock
$33,000,000
11,172,600
pfd.
•Authorized
ized
&
July 28 publicly offered 150,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents) at $2 per share as a speculation.
acquired
5%%
9%
Plohn
Paint's
new
CAPITALIZATION
6%
Engineering
fered—Charles
Blue
plate glass plant is scheduled for completion during 1962
*nd
will
give the company a full line of flat glass products, i.e.,
plate glass, sheet, glass and rolled glass.
The annual capacity of the
x»ew
Astronautics
Florida
Saint-Gobain
■offices
Nov.
petro-chemicals,
BUSINESS—American-Saint
de
American
until
and
stock
common
until
and
company's parent is Compagnie de Saint-Gobain of
oldest and one of the largest glass manufacturers
the
world.
into
thereafter
1964,
thereafter
CONTROL—The
Paris,
convertible
are
1,
t
Monday, August
.
a
bottoming-out of the
below breaks the
data down
summer
for
doldrums.*
each week
of the
four-
week
period ahead classified in terms of bonds and stocks. The data are
obtained by the Corporate
Financing Department of the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle from
private and official sources. They deal with
public sales and exclude private placements.
>
Discovery—
Four
additional
successful
discovery well
Three
tion
commercial
drillstem'
of
in
the
tests
Ouachita
new
parish,
six
producing sands
between
6,130 and 6,650
Hosston at 8,500 feet.
bower
producing
gas
at'the'company's
feet,
The
Drew
southwest
In
are
and
have
zones
S.
miles
the
the
been
Corporate Demand for Capital
given
Kennedy No; 1
of Monroe, La.
Bonds
Upper Hosston forma¬
was
found in the
3- 7
Aug.
Aug. 10-14
Aug. 17-21
Aug. 24-28_i-1_
fourth
Kennedy
well
termed a major
months ago when a drillstem test
of the Causey sand
feet flowed gas at the rate of
2,800,000 cubic feet pel'
choke with 1,910 pounds
pressure.Since then the
operators have drilled ahead to test
lower zones and have set
7% inch
pipe to 9,360 feet. The well will be taken
to 10,300 feet to test
Lower
Cotton
discovery two
«t
was
y4-inch
on
Valley; formations.
Drillstem
test
at
'
...
6,138-50
feet
v
showed
feet
345
The
Kennedy well
covered by Arkansas
Is
12
miles
pounds
east
of
pressure.
the
Calhoun
Louisiana
field,
also
dis¬
Gas Co., 20 months
ago,
in which a
total of 19
producing gas and distillate zones have
been tested success¬
the 10 wells drilled so far.
Arkansas Louisiana owns a
in the
100%
Kennedy well and in an additional
3,500 acres on the
prospect.
Other
major lease interest owners
in
the
area
are
American Petroleum
Pan
Co., and Carter Oil Co.—V.
189, p. 42.
fully in
interest
Armour
Sc
Co.
(III.)—English Affiliate Merges—
Merger of Hess Products,
Ltd.,
ical
division
17
of
by
Armour
William
of
Chemical
Wood
new
company
t eT,s,hate caPita* controlled
United
Associated
acquired
will
be
known
as
Kingdom
London,
President
Armour
by
of
Hess
Armour
was
announced on
Armour & Co
The
Chemicals.
and
the
interests, including a substantial
Chemical
Companies, Ltd. Hess Products
patent
rights
for
fractional
distillation
of
^C<\. 19a56
with
half
formed
fatty
in
by
by
1946
acids
32,605,000
83,060,000
9,854,000
$134,011,800
,
1
made
on
This
With.a dealer's
offering has
secondary of¬
common stock
July 21 by Blyth &
been
Co., Inc.
concession
of
at
50
(par $1)
$17.87 y2
cents
completed.—V. 189,
p.
r $354,217,800
Among the larger issues scheduled for the month of August
Micronaire Electro Medical Products
$5.5 million in common and
rants;
are:
war¬
Aug. 5 Pacific Power & Light $10,906,000 in debentures and
Pennsylvania Electric Co. $15 million bonds; one million shares of N. Y.
Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd., common on
Aug. 6; 191,703 shares of Con¬
op
trols Co. of America
common on
Aug. 10;
on
Aug. 11—$8,325,000 Georgia
Int. Life Insurance Co.
common, and $30 million Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. debentures;
155,269 shares of Rorer (Wm. H.) common on
Aug. 17;
Aug. 18—$35 million Consumers Power bonds, and 327,042 shares of
Union Bag-Camp
Paper Corp. common; on Aug. 19—$25 million Houston
Lighting and Power bonds, and 115,000 shares of Air Products
common;
on
and $65 million Pacific Gas &
Electric bonds
on
Aug. 25.
from
187,
n n^~LSecondary
0ffering—A
fering of 10,000 shares of
class A
ShLf
snare.
Ltd.,
other
proportion
Hess has als0 made the bu*k of industrial
Armour Chemical Industries, Ltd,, London.—V.
2902
was
'
England, with the Chem¬
Industries, Ltd.,
Prince,
it
p
24,662,500
74.650,000
At
choke; at 6,636-50
July
33,000,000
$96,386,300
57,662,500
107,255,000
92,914,000;f
..,,,
...
gas at the rate of
2,500,000
per day on
V4-inch choke with 1,750
pounds flowing pres¬
6,445,-56 feet flow was at the rate of
100,000 per day on y4-inch
feet at the rate of
900,000 per day on
y4-inch choke
with 680
pounds pressure, and at 8,487-500
feet at the rate of
470,000
per day on y4-inch choke with
cubic
sure.
Total
$66,890,300
$220,206,000
5,678-87
day
Stocks
$29,496,000
per
2453.
A detailed
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
Registration" section of the July 30
Thursday issue of the Chronicle, and of course the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the
Monday issue.
tained from the "Securities Now in
July 30, 1959.
-v,
Number 5869
190
Volume
for
fract
c
A
^fPis
Awarded
—
complete new steel rolling mill has been awarded
Homos de Mexico, S. A., of Monclova, Mexico.
a
Altos
bv
mnfltiT
m
foundry & Machine Co.
Steel
Birdsboro
contract—
end of 1959.
•t!? will be the first complete mill installation ever made by BirdsMexico
The new mill is equipped to roll billets for subsequent
scheduled for the
•n
inversion into rods, merchant bars, reinforcing bars and light structul^lL«hHornos de Mexico is a fully integrated steel company operating
S
furnaces,
blast
railroad,
mines
wn
its
and
steel
plant.
It
is
the
steel in Mexico, and one of that country's largest
producer of
-V.
industrial °e"tablishments
190,
47.
p.
Biscayne-Gallowhur Corp.—New Director—
P
j/rfnrs
of
^ finwhiir
Selvage has been elected a member of the board of
this
corporation, it has been announced by George
President. Biscayne-Gallowhur is a leading producer of
SSacidai
products.
of the board of Lanolin Plus, Inc., cosmetics
and germicidal
Selvage is Chairman
Mr
and Selvage & Lee, Inc., industrial public relations.
manufacturers,
Co.—Private Placement—This comarranged
to place privately $2,500,000 of 5Vz%
notes due May 1,
1974.—V. 185, p. 2095.
■
Bluefield Supply
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has
-oanv
Oil & Gas Corp., Louisville, Ky.—Files With
Bluegrass
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
Bridgrehampton
covering
The
SEC
Saltznian,
The
also stated that net shipments of Bobbie Brooks,
fiscal year.
shareholders
July 23 authorized an increase of one in the
elected Sam H. Sampliner, general partner
of Bache & Co., as a new member of the board.
Bobbie Brooks, which
is just completing a large new main office
building, plant and distribution center in Cleveland,
will lease the
new
Lock Haven plant from an industrial development
corporation.
Construction of the one-story, air-conditioned, 50,000-square-foot plant
will
begin in August.
It will replace a small plant now operated
by the company in Lock Haven, and construction will be under the
direction of the Austin Co., Cleveland.
The new Lock Haven plant will make coordinated ensembles, blouses
and skirts.
It will employ approximately 200 persons when its opens,
with employment eventually expected to rise to 500.
In Lepanto, Ark., the company late
in July began operations in a
one-story, air-conditioned, 20,000-square-foot plant built last year for
another garment manufacturer but never occupied.
The new facility
will be a feeder plant for
the company's large dress plant at West
Helena. Ark., 60 miles away.
It will employ 100 people, with expansion
planned if the initial operation proves successful.—V. 190, p. 152.
stockholders
the
approve
issuance
asked
be
271,553
of
of
first
mortgage
000,000.
The
new
stock
common
share
for
series
new
each
at
shares
bonds
will
ten
be
the
of
of
new
the
at
meeting.—V.
183,
p.
stock
of
now
to
and
added
to
corporate
a
new
outstanding.
3
2026.
W.
are
Pressprich
guaranteed
portation
Act
(Richard
&
by
of
the
privately
United
States
190,
Brew
of
5%
made
on
guaranteed
July 2 by
placement.
Government
under
The
the
notes
Trans¬
sales
volume.
offered
were
offering
PROCEEDS—The
pany
Corp.,. Colfin
for
the
company's
net
proceeds
will
used
be
to
the com¬
third mortgage
and\ additions,
discharge
s
outstanding short-term bank notes, second and
land
mortgage, for capital improvements
working capital, and other corporate
purposes.
notes
This
account.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
and
BUSINESS—The company's
business
was
being
without
conducted
until it was incorporated in Massachusetts
was reincorporated in New Hampshire on Dec.
Accordingly, where appropriate, references to the company
iqkc
inAi
j
include
iu
the
business
ffai?nSA?re"
at 90
conducted
as
Its executive offices
prior
the reincorporation in
to
and manufacturing plant
Airport Road,
Edge
and
civilian
tr£ni
in
needs.
present products of th^® company consists of highay llnes which increase the time of transmission of elec-s in various circuits. Delay lines are now used in missiles,
ip
,
ion
electronic
both
pwIh
\.
.
civilian
and
computers
military
in
and
other
technical areas
highly
purposes.
cfompany
also produces high-vacuum, ultra-high-temperature
iUrnaces reciuired in processing many of the so-called exotic
dp<?imwi
us®?. of which are expanding through research in metallurgy
rani*! n!
utilize the special characteristics of these metals in a wide
s
oi
*
applications, including components of jet engines and missiles.
CAPITALIZATION
•41/
„■
t.
Commn
T
TO
and
its
the
note> due Dep 1974
1
($1
fnt^alble
'ttrest
and
Outstanding
$99,258
$100,000
par
380,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
monthly instalments of $745 each, to be applied first
balance
to''fliithil-
to
principal.
subsidiaries
1958
year
*4%%
loan
ally
organization
of
n
1
value will be increased
SI par
nvr
1
value,
„
oy
means
of
a
stock
will be
amended
stock with a par value of $1
9,300 shares of common stock
to 310,000 shares of common stock,
are as
Higginson Corp.
Coffin
189,
THE
Burr
Inc
COMMERCIAL
AND
FINANCIAL
its
37,500
and
used
will
shares
for
various
31,
March
sales
net
of
1959
the
company
$2,258,242,
and
for
$8,120,808.
GIVING
$1,000
Oct.
due
Feb.
1,
stock
♦Secured
12.
$2,000
§Includes
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
semi-annu¬
1965___
{$19,000
$20,000
§10,500
30,000
500,000 shs.
par)
due within
one
via
shares
6,123
one
issued
$10) and 420,347 shares of common stock (par $1).
The
108,940 shares of 5% convertible preferred stock, series
A, and 99,299 shares of the 420,347 additional shares
of common stock, have been, or will be, issued in connec¬
tion with certain acquisitions of business and assets,
Of said
420,347 shares of additional common stock,
110,795 were issued upon conversion of shares of 5%
convertible preferred stock, series A, heretofore issued
in connection with said acquisitions, 145,253 shares are
as
yet unissued and are reserved for issuance upon
conversion of the 108,940 shares of series A preferred
stock to which this prospectus relates and 65,000 shares
are also as
yet unissued and are reserved for issuance
subject to certain stock option agreements.
Of
dividend
stock
on
June
30,
~
1959.
Co. is acting
the
the
&
Deetjen
Co.,
Davis,
&
Co
I.
certain
of
properties.
preferred
167,039
connection
in
of
shares
the
with
price includes
to
accrued
below,
for whom
call
E.
A.
Masten
&
Co
.
3,000
1,500
Newhard,
3,000
William
Co.—
7,500
Co.
7,500
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
7,500
& Co._
7,500
Suplee,
&
du
Pont
Stone
&
Co
7,500
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp
Kormendi
Co.,
1,500
1,500
190,
Cook
R.
&
Staats
Co
&
3,000
Mosley
Yeatman,
6,000
Inc.
Woodcock,
Hess,
Co., Inc.
Zuckerman,
Moyer
&
—
&
6,000
1,500
common
for
redemption
Nov.
on
Smith
&
Co.-
of Geyer Co.
Wins Exemption—
The
SEC
and
issued
has
with
Act
pany
corporation,
securities
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
an
the proposed issuance of shares of this
asset value, for substantially all of the cash
to
respect
their
at
net
B.
B.
of
Geyer
Company,
Inc.
Substantially
The
record
said.
plus the $1.50 quarterly
for
giving notice of
>
Flintkote
below.—V.
Co.
188,
842.
p.
-
California Metals Corp.—Registers With
■
SEC—
This corporation, located at 3955 South State St., Salt Lake City,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 27, 1959,
covering 2,500,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale at 20c per share. The offering is to be made by Cromer Brokerage
Co., Inc., on a best efforts basis, for which it will receive a selling
commission
of
4c
per
share.
The company was organized in
1957 under Nevada law to explore
certain properties in Del Norte County,
Calif.
The company is said
Utah,
to
the
be
...
all
of
the
distributed
by
Geyer
22,
May
after
in
Investing
that
exchange
date,
are
for shares
shareholders of Geyer.—V.
to
190,
to
of
p.
be
the
255.
used
of
these
block
to
out
properties.
and
measure
the rate
of exehange,
Net proceeds of the stock sale
the tonnage and approximate
the
properties, and also to build and operate a pilot
plant to demonstrate
and
improve the patented processes of the
company for extracting metals from the ore.
Cost of the pilot plant
is estimated at $150,000;
an
additional $175,000 is listed for meas¬
ore
on
uring
ore; $25,000 for assaying;
and $50,000 for- certain expenses.
prospectus lists J. H. White, Jr., as president.
The company
outstanding 2,500,000 shares of stock.
Officers,
directors and
promoters obtained their stock for cash ($25,450) and for properties
The
corporation, located at 401 South Broadway, Los Angeles, on
July 27 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering $10,000,000 of subordinated
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1979, to be offered for
public
through
sale
Inc.
interest
The
to
are
be
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co.,
public offering price and underwriting terms
an
rate,
supplied
amendment.
by
the company has embarked upon a
involving—construction of three new
department stores and an addition to an existing store, which is ex¬
pected to require an investment in land, buildings, fixtures, mer¬
chandise inventories
and other working capital of about $20,000,000.
According to the prospectus,
three-year expansion program,
the sale of the debentures will be added to the
company and will be used in the expansion pro¬
financing of such program in an amount not to
exceed $9,500,000 is available under present commitments for the sale
and
lease-back of
such
store
properties after completion.—V. 184,
The
net
proceeds
of
Additional
gram.
1678.
p.
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—Stock Offered—This com¬
is offering the holders of its outstanding common
preferred stock of record, July 29,
pany
stock and cumulative
1959, rights to subscribe at $17 per share for 36,346 shares
new common stock (par $10) on the basis of one new
of common stock for each 11 shares of common
held and five new shares of common for each 11 shares
of
share
of cumulative
preferred stock held.
The offer, which is
underwritten by a group headed by The First
Boston Corp. and including Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
being
Day
Bradley & Co., Inc.,
Edward M.
and
will expire
will
term
bank
loans
BUSINESS—The
natural
gas
in
Massachusetts.
the
company
an
cities
is engaged in the distribution
and sale of
of about 800 square miles in southeastern
with an estimated population of 316,000,
Brockton, Taunton, Attleboro and 33 towns.
area
The
area,
of
ended May 31, 1959, operating
revenues
of
the
company
amounted to $3,086,778 and net income
to
$331,779, "compared with $2,679,633
and $260,563 for the same
EARNINGS—For
period
of
the
five
months
1958.
has paid dividends on its common stock
in each year since
1922.
In 1958, dividends were paid at the rate
of 95 cents per share.
The company paid a quarterly dividend of 25
cents per share on July 15, 1959.
company
and
of
Patent
May
of
of
effect
to
of bank loans,
the repayment
sale of the new common
capitalization of the company
the
,
Office)
stock,
William
B.
par
Dana
$10.—V.
190,
Company,
p.
••.
.
.
•
have
and
i
.
7
approxi¬
.
.
shareholders
25
Park
Place,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must
■
^'
accepted the offer from Royal Dutch
and "Shell" transport to acquire the whole of the assets and business
of Canadian Eagle.—V. 189, p. 2135.
July
on
21
Cary Chemicals, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
company, located at East Brunswick, N. J., filed a registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
July 28,
1959,
covering $3,500,000 of
subordinated
debentures,
due
Sept. 1,
1979, and 205,000 shares of
stock.
common
units
in
expected
per unit.
of
The
$500
debentures
of
and
debentures
to
aggregate not
The interest rate
on
common
and
the
stock
number
a
than
more
are
of
to
be
common
offered
shares
shares,
and at $500
and underwriting terms
155,000
debentures
are
to be
supplied by amendment. Lee Higginson Corp. and P. W.
Brooks & Co. Inc., are listed as the principal underwriters. The two
underwriting firms have agreed to purchase from the company common
stock
purchase warrants, exercisable through 1963, to
purchase an
aggregate of 50,000 common shares
(at a price to be supplied by
amendment).
The
company Is engaged
in the manufacture
of polyvinyl resins,
polyvinyl chloride compounds and specialty chemical compounds. It
outstanding 784,891 common shares, two classes of preferred stpek,
debentures,
bonds
and
other
indebtedness.
The
purposes
of
this
financing are primarily (1)
to expand the company's present poly¬
vinyl resin plant at Flemington, N. J.; (2)
to acquire the business
and
assets
of
Regency Plastics Co., manufacturers of polyethylene
film and
processors
of vinyl film and sheeting;
(3) to expand the
capacity of the company's compounding operations at its East Bruns¬
wick plant;
(4) to finance the construction and operation of a new
plant for the manufacture of vinyl film and sheeting; and to provide
has
,
about
$819,000 of additional working capital.
Net proceeds of this
financing (estimated at $3,060,000), together with a $1,000,000 bank
loan, will be applied to this program, as follows: $2,115,000 to the
Flemington plant; $370,500 for payments due Jan. 2, 1960, upon the
Regency Plastics acquisition; $290,000 for the East Brunswick plant;
$265,000 for Great Bay Chemicals & Plastics, Inc., plant and equip¬
ment;
$200,000 for payment of an indebtedness;
and $819,500 for
working capital.—V. 188, p. 1923.
Silver
&
Cobalt Mines Ltd., Toronto,
Ont.,
Canada—Exploration Work Underway—
theatre opera¬
tion,
this company reports exploration
work already underway on
newly acquired holdings in the Shonia Lake Area of the Red Lake
Mining Division of northwestern Ontario.
Broadening
The
its
interests
and
activities
into
a
two
further announces as follows: "Contained within five
embracing a total of 103 claims, the Castlebar ground
following results of an airborne electro-magnetic and
magnetic
survey
recently, made of the area.
A serie.
of strong
anomalous responses were obtained on each of the five claim groups.
During the past month the follow-up ground surveys have progressed
to the stage where targets are ready for diamond drilling, which was
claim
was
company
groups
selected
scheduled
to
start
around
August
1.
Gowganda silver camp of northern Ontario the company is
continuing a program of exploration diamond drilling and surface
work on
its 28 claim holding neighboring the Castle-Trethewey and
"In
Sisco
the
mining developments.
"Sponsored by the Joseph H. Hirshhorn financial interests
reports a sound treasury position."—V. 189, p. 2779.
the com¬
pany
47.
Publishers,
.
Canadian Eagle Oil Co. Ltd.—Sale Approved—
The
31, 1959 consisted of; $4,960,000 in long-term debt; 20,334
$3.80 cumulative
preferred stock,
par
$50; and 334,491
common
pending on chemical processes,
5,000,000 authorized shares.
the
of
Castlebar
proceeds from the sale of the new common
towards the repayment of $1,950,000 of shortincurred for construction.
net
applied
be
patent
40%
•
Aug. 13, 1959.
stock
the
mately
Stores, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Broadway-Hale
This
shares
S.
from
be
and
of
as
completed
Street
shares
U.
magnesium
will
value
transferred to
latter's capital
stock.
The
number
of shares
will
be
determined
by
dividing the
aggregate market value of the assets of Geyer to be transferred, by
the net asset value per share of Broad Street Investing. Geyer will
then
be
liquidated;
and the Broad Street Investing shares will be
$2,409,876
owned
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
(Reg.
of a new hydvometauurgical process, upon which a
applied for, for extracting iron, nickel, cobalt, chrome
owner
has
securities
and
as
CHRONICLE
,
date
Calaveras Cement Co.—Proposed Merger—
See
with an adjusted total value of
1959, but giving effect to certain
cash
stock
33'000
;
of
1
patent has been
Inc—__
Co.,
47.
p.
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Purchase
33,000
the fluctuations in
52,632
issued within the past few
the outstanding stock of
of
premium
$5
a
1.
Nov.
New
York 7,
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. t«
2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 26, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
States, U. s. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
of
20
Eman¬
Selberfc- President.
account
to
1958,
stock at $106.50 per share.
shares outstanding, the company
preferred
22,306
are
redemption
TTn^?' Pe STate
United
0"n5. On
additional
An
were
purchase
company has announced a
its outstanding 6% preferred
There
Shares
10,500
Inc.__
Dempsey-Tegeler
Hayden,
and
dividend
as
Skaggs & Co._:
Francis
in-October
issued
were
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
all
and not
Shares
Birr
46,667
Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., and certain rights and interests with
respect to a group of films, and the purchase of the outstanding stock
and certain obligations of Transfilm Inc.
An additional 25,000 preferred,
shares will be issued in connection with such acquisitions.
83,099 of
the preferred shares have been surrendered for conversion into 110,798
common shares.—V. 189,
pp. 2031 and 1571.
below:
Emanuel,
purchase
shares
representative, have severally agreed, to
jointly from the company and the selling
respective number of shares of common stock set
purchase severally
stockholders
shares,
common
>
investors at $3 per share, the proceeds being advanced to a
subsidiary to be applied to the reduction of indebtedness incurred in
redemption will be Sept. 17.—V. 163, p. 2288.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
uel Deetjen &
the
>
private
The
2%
■
prospectus dated July 2 offered or will offer 108,940
convertible preferred stock, series A (par
a
The
year.
a
corporation
Offered—This
shares of 5%
year.
as
Corp.—Securities
*'"349,783 shs.
property and buildings at River Edge, N. J.
due within
$6,000
♦^'Includes
forth
Buckeye
months
1961
(50c
\
47.
by mortgage on property located at Port Washington, N. Y.
{Includes
44,000
;
Walker & Co-
p.
(Teiinh Da«a
in
™
&
ended
consolidated
were
payable
and
due
Common
Shares
_
^
quarter
had
sales
DIVIDENDS—The
split.
hutnb?r'RfVIlITERS—Tbe names of the several underwriters, and the
followerrCS °* common stock to be purchased by each of them
Lee
of
bank loan payable $500 per month
and
includes
w^h the sale to the underwriters of the shares
e company's record
shnrJ126 5'°P'000 shares of common
a
Presently outstanding
without
the
PROCEEDS—The
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
offe?JiEhII.nuConiLec^on
per
EFFECT
.
mmon stock
to
GIVING
sale
capital
loud
speakers,
R-j
loud speakwf enclosures, and River
fidelity
cabinets.
Company plants are
located
in
Port
Long Island, and River Edge, New Jersey.
high
EARNINGS—For
New
general
nrJ??6
closed.
the
working
electronic
Washington,
located
are
Concord, N. H.
engaged in research, design, development and manuarea
of applying advanced physics to military
faJt compauy is
aciure in the
from
company's
general funds of the
!nC^Q^orated from May
^lle buslness
to
Federated Department Stores, Inc.; The Englander Co.; Hart, Schaffner
and Marx; Spiegel, Inc., and the National Safety Deposit Co.—V. 190,
Emanuel,
—
The
company
imports Garrard record changers,
and
players,
Leak
amplifiers,
Wharfedale
loud
speakers,
tubes,
and
Multicore
solder,
and
manufactures
transcription
Ger.alex
Of¬
Co., Inc.—Common Stock
& Burr Inc. and
G. H. Walker & Co. on
July 29-publicly offered 110,000
shares of common stock (par $1) 'at $9 per share.
Of
these shares,
40,000 were offered for the account of
certain selling
stockholders, and the remaining 70,000
shares
Offered
purposes.
255.
p.
&
Higginson
was
the
arranged
Stock
—
line includes
stereophonic and monaural record changers, tran¬
scription turntables, amplifiers, loud speakers, electronic tubes, loud
speaker enclosures, high fidelity cabinets, and solder, which, in the
aggregate presently account for more than 90%
of
the
company's
Broad
$3,000,000
announcement
which
Co.,
1958.—V.
D.)
fered—Lee
proceeds
the
transactions
R.
ex¬
Its
about
Boston & Maine RR.—Sells Notes—
This. company
has placed
notes due June 1, 1974.
The
pay
BUSINESS—Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiaries, are en¬
gaged principally in the importation and manufacture of a diversified
line of products mainly in the electronics and high fidelity industry.
$15,-
one
by the Boston
will be entitled
common
Aug.
2
than
more
rate
shares
2,715,522
approved, this will be the first issue of
utility since 1953.
Stockholders of record on
vote
not
the
at
Sept.
on
common
aggregating
offered
to
;
Heymann also serves as a director of The First National Bank
Chicago and serves on the board of many other companies, including
of
,
and
Board—
on
M. Heymann, Executive Vice-Presidenf of The First. National
Chicago, has been elected to the board of directors.
Mr.
(par
capital
Co.—Banker
3
and
meeting
special
a
If
to
Corp.
and the books
PROCEEDS—Net
be
and
will
notification with the
$1) to be offerod
of
stock
1814.
Industries
oversubscribed
Edison Co.—Plans Financing—
Boston
letter
a
common
Deetjen & Co. as manager of an underwriting group on
July 27 offered 75,000 shares of common stock (par 500)
at a price of $30 per share. Of these
shares, 37,500 shares
are being sold for the account oLthe
company and 37,500
shares for certain selling stockholders. The offering was
—V.
The
of
of
Bank
P.
on
directors,
of
filed
16
shares
ISecured by mortgage on
The
number
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bridgehampton,
Walter
without underwriting.
are
to be used for working
188, p.
British
pro¬
coordinated ensembles and separate items of apparel for
young adult women, would be approximately 40%
greater during the
three months ending July 31 than during the same period last year,
with net profits also substantially higher during this first quarter of
the
July
on
30,000
proceeds
penses.—V.
115%
of
ducer
Corp.,
Authorized
President.
Saltzman
Mr.
Races
share,
CAPITALIZATION
this corporation at Lock
and Lepanto, Ark., were announced on July 23 by Maurice
two new plants to be operated by
Haven, Pa.,
corporation
covering
at $2.50 per
Bobbie Brooks, Inc.—Plans Two New Plants—
Plans for
Road
L. I., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Wharfedale
corporation on July 15 'filed a letter of notification with the
3,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
K50 ner share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to be used for expenses incidental to exploring
for oil and gas.—V. 189, p. 2563.
The
SEC
(459)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
be made in New York funds.
®eorJ;e 3;
SaHe Street,
of March 3, 1879. flubscr p
4
i
*
(460)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Central Natural Gas Co.
Private Placement
—
This
—
Crosby said the Madison
Fielding product line would be con¬
and expanded, and that a
considerable increase in
promotional
marketing effort was scheduled.
"There
are
Madison
Fielding
stereo components in
production now," said Mr.
Crosby, "including
complete receivers, tuners,
amplifiers
andj pre-amplifiers."
The acquisition of the Madison
Fielding line marks the entry into
the
consumer
tinued
Pasco Corp.
other
and
company,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has
placed privately $1,500,000 of 5%% first mortgage bonds
due July 1, 1979, it was announced on
July 28.
Cerro de
Crane
Lewin-Mathes to Undertake
—
itself
Major .Tube Mill Modernization Program—
A
and
copper
proved
by
Mathes
the
brass
tube
directors
Company
mill
to
be
Division,
modernization
undertaken
Robert
P.
has
been
ap¬
said
the
According
that
work
to
Edw.
F.'
Schweich,
•
the
operating
main
from
economies,
substantial
a
Mr.
Schweich
reduction
in
added,
materials
innovations
thin
wall
Mr.
also
and
Schweich
tube
copper
shipments
and
The
pipe
attained
approximately
the
period
million
domestic
by "the
1954-1958
high
market
of
plateau
of
domestic
averaged
yearly."
July 27 is the second major plant im¬
undertaken this year at the Lewin-Mathes
project
late
this
the
year,
At
year.
the
;
Monsanto
1960
from
Peru
A
amounts
16%
of
blister
Southern
equity
to
copper
Peru
Copper
interest.—V.
189,
be
purchased
Corp.,
in
which
beginning
Cerro
2779.
p.
de
'
early
in
Pasco
•;
-
BEC
corporation
on
July
13
covering 66,500 shares
$4.50 per share,
The proceeds
without
to
are
filed
letter
a
of class
A
of
stock
used
to
be
with
-
-
Bales
month
Dodge passenger
at
Sales
The
July
on
increased
Dodge
—V, 190,
sales
car
during June
have
over
increased
JUne,
ten
for
each
days
the
used
retire
and
June
month
in
ten
since
1959
February,
company to acquire
stock
its
The
of
at
75
j
stock.—V.
Industry ir.
29
that
the
most
recent
authorizing
and
significant
A.
years,
this
Heat
moves
Schneider,
the
of
New
the
Co.
York
$50
and
par
holding
Mr.
Schneider
stations
within
Is
President,
subject
of
The
negotiations
to
out
for
station
as
the
entertainment'
announced
on
July
•
on
were
p.
another
on
July
of
sale
000,000
public
23
first
at
212
their
amount
to
expended
$117,600,000,
to
May
31.
for
of
to
to
in
funds
1959
for
.
are
directors
operation
company's
of the
on
Oct.
first
authorized
1,
1959
mortgage
principal
amount
The
of
bonds,
Y.,
p.
153.
trustee,
and
E.
President,
tho
board
Cooper,
it
was
His
Jr.,
Guy
of
and
Vice-President
Co^Sttee—49U
the
COntinue
to
has
a
resigned
Executive
serve
been
as Chalrman
as
tri
announced
on
MurraJ
of
Dayton,
in
now
the
of
Executive
Com
P"'
1,
to
on
15.
for
a
midst
N.
prefer
to
an
the
new
by
it
new
on
addition,
plant"
in
the
Vincennes plant
Auto-Lite's
may
now
shares
of
Federated
of Milwaukee
of
Wisconsin
the
Stores,
Wis.,
Inc.
of
Oshkosh
store
Boston
'Based
shares
Ended
June
30—
'
'
efforts
of
the
share
Manitowoc
Store
Milwaukee
Boston
by
Boston
and
Johnson
July
on
20
Store
by
is
Store,
Store
explained
that
taxes
1958
$99,732,423 $84,257,546
10.570,608
2,662,790
5,420,320
1,379,240
;
peT
in
located
approximately
90
miles
Milwaukee, did not fit logically
downtown
range growth plan. He stated that the
Boston Store organization could be concen¬
the
currently
Center
operates
in
of
full
a
suburban
■
.
presently
Wisconsin
corporation
Rapids.
the
line
parent
branch
Milwaukee.
-
store
in
and
the
Bay
are
being
Milwaukee
Plans
•
.
operates
Aug.
under
July
16
filed
cf
class
offered
by
for
or.
at
$4.75
Co.,
share,
per
Plans*
Federated
&
The
•
department
store
been
a
has
1
the
set
as
under
of
date
Inc.
Philadelphia,
proceeds
are
to
be
a
B
of
The
letter
of
notification
stock
common
which
offering
will
with
the
(par five cents)
21,000
shares
be
are
being
underwritten
by
Pa.
used
for
working capital.
advertising,
training,
printing and
Financial Industrial Income Fund
Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 1,000,000 shares of its common capital stock.
investment company organized under
Maryland laws,
in March 1959,
Investment management services are
provided by FIF
Management Corp., which also serves as the
General Distributor of
the Fund's shares.
The prospectus lists Charles F. Smith of Denver
as
President and Board Chairman.
He is also President of Financial
Industrial Fund,
Inc., and of FIF Management Corp.—V. 188, p. 2461.
July
22,
The
1959,
Fund
is
ah
Flame Heat Treating,
Inc., St. Louis Park, Minn.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The corporation
on July 21
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
3,965 shares of common stock to be offered for
subscription
by stockholders of record July
24, 1959 at par ($10 per share). Stock¬
holders other than directors and
officers are to be given the right to
-purchase 1.3 additional shares for each share
covering
owned
1959.
No
prior
to
August,
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
.
to
are
be used
for equipment
and
working capital.
Flintkote Co.—Proposed
Merger—
I.
-
•
J.
Harvey, Jr., Chairman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer
and W. W. Mein, Sr., Chairman of the Board or
Cement" Co., San Francisco, announced on
July 29 that an
agreement has been reached
by the two companies on the merger or
the West Coast manufacturer
of portland cement into The Flintkota
Co.
The agreement is subject to the
approval of the boards of di¬
rectors and stockholders of both
companies.
"
/
of
this
company
Calaveras
•
(
The
will
involve
of
agreement
(1.7)
new
of
shares
Calaveras
Flintkote
the
issuance
of
Cement Co,
and
one
stock
common
in
seven
for
exchange
stock.
common
tenths
each
'
outstanding June 30,
do
not
investment
in
1959
1958.
statements
and
are
to
to
the
annual
sale
audit
on
Co.
its
stockholders
$45
per
share.
response
for
The
tenders
tender
of
was
to
the
800,000
1,568,397
and
The
July 2,
year-
1959
of
recent
request of Crane
shares of its common
accepted,
as
were
452,067
common
shares
outstanding.—V.
Co.
.
190,
sales
had
$2.57
or
p.
per
or
share
50.
Food Mart, Inc.—Stock Listed in New
York—
on
subject
give effect
Crane
and
$0.82
July 2, 1959 the
company tendered its
holdings of 322,900 shares
Crane Co. common
stock in
at
the
its stock
Flintkote
of
of
f
.
On
to
For
the first
half
of
1959
Calaveras
Cement
$6,911,601 resulting in net income of
$1,161,598
$1,283,550
$3.30
shares
June 30,
above
adjustments,
company's
$5,150,288
share—1—1
outstanding
The
Currently, Calaverfas Cement Co, has 452,067 shares
outstanding and it is anticipated that 768,514 shares
common will be required for
the exchange.
on
1,558,866
tenders
by
a
the
long
covering 42,000 shares
Hecker
Vincennes
1959
'
on
NOTE:
of
each
Store—
of
announced
was
The
branches,
in
Store's
Shopping
be
sold
a
earnings
'Earnings
stock
for
4
Months
Net
Co,
stock
for the purchase
Milwaukee Boston
Rapids,
President
parent
Boston
The
to
Garber.
the
outstanding department store
July 24 by the Rike-K|umler
the Federated organization.
on
joining
be
Federated.
name
SEC
.share
Provision for income taxes-
the
•
Federated Investors, Inc.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
lease
become
is
to
.
end
A
Securities and
series of recent
a
"
transfer to Johnson Hill's Inc.,
which name the stores will .be
operated. The amount of the consideration
involved was not announced:
189, p. 1129.
'
of
one
train
—V.
Y.
units
it
providing
branches
Milwaukee.
Johnson Hill's
Inc.
working
L.
another
southern
that
equipment
1,500
to
'
will
developed for a second full line branch in the suburban
varea.
A 30,000 square foot branch of the downtown basement
store
is
now
under construction
in
the
Point Loomis Shopping Center in
aggressive
•
who
Stores, Inc.—Acquisition—
added
one-tenth
Boston
and
Shore
one
company's battery plant
Battery Group Vice-President L.
equipment standpoint," he
said, "the
has
Department
the
The
of
prime position
of
Sweden
development of a new corrugated
high humidity—yet costs no more than
marketing these new boxes! under the trade¬
trated more effectively for the development
.branches in suburban Milwaukee.
on
Victory
conserve
manufacturing space and
plant's dry-charged
capacity by
Auto-Lite
from
and
contract
a
of
of
the
time
corporation
Deposit,
and
Wis.,
Inc.
from
into
Plant—
the
July
Co.;
stock.
Maher,
'Manitowoc
and
257.
p.
Woodcock,
completed on Oct. 3, 1959.
issue
approximately
580,000
shares
of
Federated
accomplish the affiliation.
Rike's shareholders will
to
Paul
to be used
are
•.
189,
are:
announced
scheduled
will
one
division
bonds
1974,
is
stock
Rike's
Hill's
written
Earnings Rise—
of
Vice-Prest-
acquired
Crosby-Teletronics
order
Co.—Expands
Garber,
"swing
1
Crosby* President
In
offering
'
Ohio,
affiliation
Oshkosh,
of
battery production. Due to its
location in respect to
central
other Auto-Lite
plants at Oklahoma
Mich.; East Point, Ga.; and
City; Owosso,
Reading, Pa., the Vlncenhes
situated to supplement
plant is well
production for these
markets as well as serve
its own region.
........
)
Inc., a
subsidiary of
July 28 by
G.
and
has
water
Federal is
corporation
Signing of
com¬
facilities improve¬
within Auto-Lite's
seven plant"
United States
placed at $100,000 and
battery group, was
brings the total cost of
improvements and addi¬
ctions to the Vincennes plant to well over
tion by Auto-Lite
$1,000,000 since its construc¬
in. 1947 at an
original cost in excess of
$2,000,000.
According to Mr.
as
Chief Executive
the
Dryden
meeting
chosen.
of
offering
the
Earnings before income
has
to
such
Aug.
which
equipment
dedicated
feet
square
boost
facilities and
a
in
Six
Crosby-Teletronics
Corp.—Subsidiary Expands—
•.r"rK?r»HnV^tmy °f Madison Fielding, one of the major
Involhw
eq"ipment in .this country, has beenmanufacturers
Crosby
Electronics,
5,000
was
Net .sales
special
current
technicians
Sells Two Branches
after
boosting the capacity of
Ind.,
ments
been
1
Board,
July 14, following
Cooper, previously
of
for the expansion of
the
construction
supermarkets
outlets.—V.
,
redemption by sinking
fund
$3,716,000 principal amount
of
the
4%%
series due 1987,
at 100.62%
Chairman
announced
the
the
under
Ericsson
that
of
Bainbridge,
with
Auto-Lite
addition
will
Cost
interest to the date of
redemption.
parts thereof,
so
to
be redeemed
will
be
City Trust Co., 22 William
St., New York,
announced on or
about Aug, 20,
1959.—V. l9o'
brother,
of
and
announcement
of
compete for new
business and we
effort to obtain
more volume."
The Vincennes
plant recently added
another major car
customer after changes in the
manufacturer
regional market resulted
volume. Also, the
in a
drop in
plant has booked a total
of $3,000,000
in government
battery contracts for 1959.
Better
than
$2,000,000 of this amount
remains to be filled."
.' are
for
and accrued
oent, has been elected to
succeed him,
Officer.
No new Executive
*as
new
plant is.
the
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—New President—
Robert
complete
Vincennes,
"From
particular bonds, or
selected by First National
H.
stores
retail
A
t
have
capital
under
in
& Frederking,
Boenning &
Winslow* Cohu and Stetson.
for
resists
Federated
of a single
supermarket but some are
capable of being expanded to
accommodate additional
tenants.
One of Dunco's most
important holdings is the
Stop & Shop Shopping
on E. Genesee
Street, DeWitt, occupied
by a Victory Supermarket
and five other
at
Partial Redemption—
The
proceeds
has
Inc.
"DRI-BAK."
receive
all, or in part, at 103% and
interest
at 102%
and interest thereafter
and
101% and interest thereafter
and before
plus accrued interest after
Aug. 1, 1974.
100%
net
of
corporation
'common
and
at
Monticello,
day according to
has
as
share.
per
Co.
Co.
by
Electric
construction
estimated
to
approximately $35,700,000
on
before
$3
&
tp its group with the
Center
loans
secure
construction
which
at
in
bonds
.
West
Incurred
are
the
consist
corporation
the basis of
face value
to defend the
Fridley
Federated Department
stock for each $18
in face
Aug. 1, 1974, and before
such common stock for
each
converted.
and
on
share
one
1964,
and
working
Inc.
in
and
able
a
which
This
redeemed
1,
1969,
and
$16
1969,
rescinding AutoInvestigation to
their
on
should be
Federal Container Corp.—New
Development—
will
present, Duno's
properties consist
Victory Markets, a retail food chain largely of supermarkets leased
operating in New York State.
Many of the properties consist
Michigan Ave., Jackson,
Mich,,
registration statement with
the SEC covering
$35,mortgage bonds, series due
1989, to be
that they
Expenditures
Aug.
of
At
The net proceeds of
the sale of the
bonds will be used to
ha part the
finance
company's construction
program, to reimburse its
for expenditures
treasury
made
for
such purposes
and
to
to the extent
repay
bank
purposes.
of
will
prior
the
it
sales
manpower
mark
to
SEC—
bidding.
thereof
Company,
ordinary boxes.
common
converted;
such
be
may
1,
such
capital.
a
competitive
so
of
present
headed
added
offered
owner
at
Harrison
Co.," Inc.;
&
direction
box
which has its
principal office in
Norwich, N.Y.,
Charles A.
Smith, who also is
President of
Markets, Inc. The corporation was
Victory
formed to capitalize on
the policy
of many companies
engaged in retail business
;
153.
With
the
for each
Aug.
of
the- basis
on
1974,
at
after
share
value
1,
stock
and
one
additional
The
at
by
Based
■
shares
sale
company
stock.
Inc.—Stock
stock
with
&
of
This
in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
company and its subsidiaries
net profit of $66,641.
BUSINESS—Dunco,
is
quickly compelted.—V. 190,
Consumers Power
Co.—Registers
filed
of
Aug.
1,
converted
common
on
before
which
concession of 70 cents
located
:
the
current
Co.
operations. In addition, 25 Tunisian technicians
will receive telecommunications
training at the Group's headquarters
in Stockholm.—V.
190, p. 154.
&
be
PROCEEDS—The
for
Consolidated Freightways,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—
A secondary
offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock
(par $2.50) was made on
July 22 by Blyth &
Co., Inc.
at $25.75 per
share, with a dealer's
company,
the
local
plant
a
it
Group, worldwide telecommunications organization
with
of
approximately $145,000,000,
on
July
15 announced
$2,500,000 contract "to revamp and modernize the
tele¬
phone system in Tunis, capital city of Tunisia.'
'
Scheduled for completion in four
years, the project will be
designing,
of common stock.
such
bonds
or
Aug.
transfer
was
in
the
may
face
■before
Communications
subsidiary company of Columbia Pictures
Corp. will be formed
handle the newly acquired
interests.—V. 190,
This
in
.
The
by
offering
engaged
the
value of such bonds
Federal
purchases
356.
is
over
connection with
diversification
(T. M.) Ericsson Telephone Co.—Gets
$2,500,000 Contr.
receipt
common
redemption - into the common stock
of
Aug. 1, 1964. and prior fto
Aug. 1, 1969,
basis
$20
A
p.
of
Markets,
that
the
the
in
The Ericsson
The
of
converted;
the
for
per share. This
of
alter
-share
of
ownership of the stations were
Weston C. Pullen, Jr.,
Vice-President, broadcasting
Time, Inc., and Norman
Louvau, General Manager of
operations for Columbia.
carried
operations
for
of
bonds
and
step in
long-range diversification program
designed to bring every
the entertainment
industry under one corporate roof.
Columbia's
aspect
of
completion
Realty
Aug. 1, 1979,
the
*.
stated
loans,
sale
Crane
its
common
Moyer
annual
the
various corporate purposes,
including
additional equipment and
machinery,
to
plant additions,
and
for
working capital
outstanding capitalization
shares,
notice
of
stations
Acquisition of the
Commission approval.
for
for
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
common
$13,800,000
company had acquired full
ownership of Intermountain
& Television Corp.,
operator of television station KTVT
KDYL-AM & FM, National
Broadcasting Co. affili¬
ates in Salt Lake
City, from TLF
Broadcasters, a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Time, Inc.
radio
principally
Inc.—Stock
the
(2)
product
more
Instruments,
Robinson
debenture bonds, series
1959, at 100%.
offering is being made to New York
residents only.
The
Broadcasting
and
certain
from
of
Associated
Hechler-
vertible 20-year
The
Columbia Pictures
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
proceeds
company
development,
use
and
and
Offered—An invest¬
banking group headed by Harrison & Co., on
July
offered a new issue of 100,000 shares of
50-cent par
Hess,
Equipment Corp.—Debenture Bonds
Offered—William N. Pope,
Inc., of Syracuse, N. Y., on
July 15 publicly offered
$300,000 of 6% registered con¬
promissory notes, for an aggregate
consideration of
$15,100,000; and $1,125,000 of
installment promissory notes of Cum¬
berland and
Alleghany Gas Company. The
financing is for construc¬
tion purposes of the
two
subsidiaries.—V. 190, p. 365.
one
the
and
Dunco
St., Boston, Mass.
with
the
SEC
covering
189, p. 2888.
additional 26,000 shares
Manufacturers Light
installment
In
by
315,000 shares
Federal
statement
order
an
an
Co.,
made
1958;
expansion
stockholders
tender
value
:
on
and
1959.
Columbia Gas System,
Inc.—Subsidiaries Approved—
The
issued
Inc.' and
.
to
of
was
Elion
30
Partnership In¬
used
policy
ment
■
be
present
.
Federated
located
company,
on'July 27 filed a registration
1,000,000 shares of its common
has
Microwave
For the year ended March
31, 1959,
had consolidated
sales of $645,581
was
days of June.
Colonial Fund,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
will
hv
totaling
taxes?
date, counsel for Auto-Lite believe that
action successfully.—V. 190, p. 154.
Building in Seattje, Wash.
expansion.
mon
investment
proceeds
Horton
BUSINESS—Corporation
«
This
Securities,
announced
on
manufacturing and
selling microwave components and
test equipment, as well as research
and development
in
the field of
microwave energy.
The company's
.principal operations are carried on in
1958.
of
second
152.
p.
Co.—Limited
as
effectively the funds previously
invested
in Crane Co.
by concentrating more of Auto-Lite's capital
investments
and energies, in acquisitions and direct
operations.
On July 7, 1959 in an action
brought by two Crane Co.
Lite's
'
;
net
PROCEEDS—Net
be
plant
7.
58.4%
.
cars
daily sales rate for the third
higher than the daily sales rate
12.4%
Douglas
,
during June were the highest for any
November, 1957, M. C. Patterson,
Dodge General Manager)
since
announced
equipment will continue to be
Inc., New York, national
said.—V. 190, p."256.
made
443,100 shares,
served with a complaint
naming as defendants
various
including the directors of Crane Co. and of Auto-Lite.
The com¬
plaint alleges acts particularly in connection with the Crane
Co. request
for tenders, and seeks a
judgment requiring the defendants to
account
to Crane Co. for their
profits and its damages and
Products
was
about
a
others
hi-fi
stock
of
has
period January to December of
Auto-Lite
gov¬
BUSINESS—The company is a
limited partnership
organized in May,
1959, under New York
Law, with Louis S. Adler, Walter
Yohalem and
as
its
General Partners,
and
Robert K.
Lifton, Ira J.
Heehler and Howard
L,. Weingrow as original Limited Partners. The
partnership purchased on June 4, :1959
from Dexter Horton Co.,
a
Washington corporation, .the office
building known as the Dexter
Horton
Building, in Seattle, Wash.—V. 189, p. 2782.
research
of
;
manu¬
advanced
Offered—Sim¬
July 28 offered 100,000 shares of common
stock (par 10
cents) at a price of $3 per share.
The of¬
fering was oversubscribed.
Chrysler Corp.—Dodge June Sales
Highest in 20 Mos.
'
Realty
Offered—Lifton
mons, & Co.
tne
offered
\
'
'
equipment and expansion of
for
facilities.
highly
.
underwriting.
be
notification
(par $1)
Horton
PROCEEDS—The
-
v
Certified Industries,
Inc., Dover, Del.—Files With SEC
The
of
primarily
considerable
~
has
V-
"
.
are
with
includes
*•
Harryl Ball
com¬
tional
a
line, which
common
purchase of the Dexter
•
refinery will
large part of the surplus
copper smelted by Cerro de Pasco in
beyond its refining capacity at La
Oroya, Peru, and also addi¬
treat
product
receives
^Weingrow Securities, Inc., both of 375 Park
Ave., New
York, on July 23 offered
$977,500 of partnership inter¬
ests, at $5,000 per interest.
for
of
per
a
listener
Auto-Lite
would be enabled
Co,—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering
of
Dexter
on
pounds
this
and
14,00CT shares
terests
project to be
facility. Early this year work was
begun on an expansion program
designed to enlarge the activity of
Lewin-Mathes* electrolytic
copper
refinery from 48 million to 80 million
pletion
non-stereo
the
.
will
deliveries
when
the
Co.
Auto-Lite's
July 22
by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
at $32.50 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per¬
-share: This
offering has been completed.—V.
190, p. 256.
handling
exists
pounds
announced
provement
-
substantial
a
evidenced
as
in
415
program
that
while
concerns
business
Cross
;
Lewin-Mathes to expand its product line in
types of industrial tube not now
being produced.
said
channel,
Brand
permit
other
broadcast
for its
development
broadcasting—a system
broadcast, for stereo listening,
be
may
marketing organization,";Mr.
Crosby
in
operating procedures
designed
to
afford
progressively higher standards of quality control.
Through use of improved processing
techniques-the tube mill modern¬
ization
will
FM
one
channels
Madison Fielding line
.marketed nationally through
-
anticipated
sound
"The
•
President, the pro¬
is being undertaken for the
purpose of effecting operating econ¬
which may run as high as
20% to 25% of Lewin-Mathes'
cur¬
production costs. The program,
he said,
will involve extensive
modifications in the tube mill
production line'utilizing
recently de¬
veloped equipment and permitting the
processing of larger units of
production at rates of speed greatly in excess
of those now attainable
ftt the Monsanto mill.
from
two
ernment
omies
T*he
which
'electronic test equipment
Lewin-Mathes
Corp.,
Laboratory,
completely balanced program.
Crosby-Teletronics Corp. and. its
subsidiaries
facturing, research,- and development
rent
result In
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
.
received payment of the
proceeds
realized net gain (after
provision for
of about $2,901,000, the
average cost having been about
$33 per sharp
The decision of the board of directors of
Auto-Lite to tender
its total
holdings of Crane Co. stock was based on two
major
considerations(1) the fact that recent changes in Crane Co.
have resulted
in the
current
situation
there
being materially different from
that which
existed at the time of Auto-Lite's
investment, which was
f
a
Lewin-Mathes
gram
and
the
in
stockholders
Crane Co.
$14,530,500, resulting in
Crosby name has become
widely known
Crosby compatible system of FM stereo
of
corporation's LewinPresident, announced
on
the
project
already
has
been
plant at Monsanto, 111., and that com¬
pletion of. the requisite plant changes and installation
of new equip¬
ment will require
approximately two years. No significant interruption
In production is
anticipated.
at
manufacturing field for
t}ie Crosby-Teletronics
Crosby .Laboratories, Incf; and
Teletronics
merger of
The
over
°nMrUlyKoenig
Initiated
a
Incorporated.
program
the
by
Koenig,
.
Mr.
company's
as
listed
reported net
23, 1959, and
ended March
10% in sales over
shareholders currently
In
was
on
the
New
York
June
a
—V.
1959
result
189,
p.
Exchange
Stock
...
corporation
year
of
stock
July 27.
The
the
of
2674.
the
own
number
the
sale
fiscal
income
net
sales
year
of
$1,077,331
of
ending
of
shareholders
162,025
March
was
shares
the
fiscal
$59,167,088—an
1958.
853,925 shares of Food Mart
of
for
stocKsubstantially
common
increased
by
Over
three
stockholders.
•
Number 5869
190
Volume
at
Franklin Discount Co. — Debenture Offering Being
Continued—This company on June 27 offered 10,605.72
of 8% subordinated
debentures due July 1, 1964, at
100% without underwriting. This is a continuation of
n offering of 8% subordinated debentures in the aggre¬
gate amount of $100,000 commenced Sept. 27, 1958. As
of June 27, $89,394.28 have been sold.
Sept.
The
not
The
has
Which.G.
an agreement with G. H. Walker
& Co. has agreed to purchase, at
ir.to
entered
and
Walker
H.
Federal
transfer
if
taxes
by the debenture holder),
not-furnished
was
of the State of Georgia.
stantially all ohases of the finance
laws
B.
coupons
•
St.,
■
there
♦Assuming
'
*97,843
.
;•
'
In
have been sold. These
offered by the company
purusant to a Regulation A filing made with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission, effective April 6, 1959.—V. 189, p. 1465.
Enterprises, Inc.
Shares Offered
—
—
This
will
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
general
for
used
be
com¬
'
America
Bank
corporate
set
Kelly
physicians while making internal examinations. The address
company is P. O.
Box 47, Spokane 10, Wash. The company
incorporated under Washington law on Feb. 2, 1956.
Securities
With
and
corporation on July 20 filed a letter
SEC covering $100,000 of Gft
first mortgage
be offered in denominations of $500 each. No
The
The
proceeds
and
Newark,
as
Corp.,
Magnaplate
of notification with the
convertible debentures to
underwriting is involved.
equipment and working
corporation
July
on
filed
9
Belleville, N. J.
Commission—
Files
—
with the
,
75,000
covering
offered
at $4
per
General
Further
Merchandise
this company
was
stock,
<te
T.
S.
of
.
to
definitely
•'
.
be
revealed
than 3 billion board feet of
The
announced
in
recent
■
Kelly
on
its
Of
reported
and
July
.of
of
for
common
share
per
the
its
of
stock,
of
as
common
?ncL-.tlle reSul0r $5.00
fiscal
189,
paid
on
of
was
Gibbs
F.
Booth-Kelly's
years,
-rhe
raxes
company's
paid
to
annual
local,
re
end
were
of
report
state,
and
to
,
year
of
the
record
a
fiscal
employees
§81,604,000,
190,
had
company
wages,
than
The
of
and
salaries,
$3,463,000
above
General Precision Equipment Corp.
me,ft~This
and
employees,
13,560
Australia
cost
of
259
pp.
are
and
to
be
used
for
general
also
operations have
corporate
purposes.
ell
155.
°^er
be
the
to
of
record, at
the
close
ofCrdebentureGight rights wil1 be required to subscribe for each
warrapts
exDertBH
business
5
will
effectiveness
be
mailed
of
the
to
stockholders
registration
as
soon
as
It
is
statement.
on'tg24''S^v^igo^p.Ss^11 CXPire &t ^ d°Se °f
^*re
&
Rubber
Co.—Private
Placement—This
trough Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has
ar-
rrSPft 1° place Privately $25,500,000 of 5^% subtn
a i. debentures due Oct. 1, 1982 (with warrants
n
99
■'
Purchase common stock), it
V.
190,
p.
V.
Debentures—
convertible
debentures,
6y2%
on
been
due
—
Affiliate
plant
being
built
Ltd., has been acquired by Th«
(Australia)
Ltd., according to F. Y.
Co.
Goodyear
Melbourne,
near
will
$11,000,000,
Inc.—Seidler Joins
Products,
B.
Vice-President
Seidler,
been
City,
elected
Y.,
N.
Board—
Kensington
of
Capital
ami
Corp.,
General Manager of Radio Receptor Co..
director of Granco
Products,
Inc., Long
Fogel, President, announced on July 10.—
and
a
Henry
189, p. 2675.
Aug.
1,
1977
as
connectors
The
corporation
offered
be
at
many
as
two
Their
The
are
square
capital.—V. 186, p. 318.
>
used for production and publicity of Greelt
television programs and manufacture; distribution
promotion of Greek language records.
to be
<fc
these
of
York,
N.
Y.
Debentures
are
convertible
1959.—V.
27,
Aug.
188,
'
into
oversubscribed
switch,
mercury
net
funds will accrue
third
to
products in the
inch.
1958
of
this
such
to
••
During
wiring each of the terminals
to connect or disconnect a whole
second of the proposed new products, has
Patents have been applied for and efforts
Underwriters Laboratory approval. .
procure
be glass components for the diode
glass tubes and plugs, with their electric
tolerances as one ten thousandth of
close
•
the
year
company
had
a
its volume was
$680,000 volume. In the first six
$925,000, or one and a half times
1958* rate.
the
end
rate
will
proceeds
company
$1,000,000
makes
the
be producing at an
current backlog of
goal attainable, he added.—V. 189, p. 1346.
third
$3,000,000,"
the
we should
Papitto said. A
quarter,
Mr.
'
go
to
selling
stockholders
ami
*
was
A3
AT
JULY
10,
1959
Authorized
—V.
Gulf
—
Outstandhtf
2,000,000 shs.
cents)
50
459,770 slxa.
189, p. 2890.
This
27
(par
Western
&
automotive
that
announced
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
parts
it
electrical
and
has
appliances distributor on Jviljf
Car Parts Depot, Inc., tat
to acquire
agreed
The acquisition would be an all-stock transai;«
tion through an exchange of shares.
—
—
—
—Directors of both companies have
approved the merger plan.
than
H.
John
that
of
$1,000,000.
Parts
Car
Mexico.
Its
Mr.
ern
Gulf
&
Gulf
&
Grand
For
&
the
Stone
the
that
Car
Parts
in El Paso, Texas.
in Narc/
two
owns
which is subject to approval cl
would further expand Gulf & West¬
in the Southwest.
merger,
Depot,
company
concerns
sets
Western
Rapids,
nine
They ari
distributes automotive*
of RCA-Victor radio aral
in the Houston area.
Electric Co., Inc., which also
A. Walsh Co., distributor
and RCA-Whirlpool products.
the J.
and
television
said
Western
Beard
the
of
distributing
a
headquarters
Depot operates 12 stores in Western Texas and
volume last year totaled about $3,500,000.
Duncan
as
parts,
a
Vice-President of Gulf & Western, sal.I
been held with Basil Ryan. President
sales
shareholders
of
Executive
Duncan,
successful merger talks had
Parts Depot, which has
Car
also
.
the Michigan Plating and Stamping
automotive parts maker.
owns
Mich.,
months ended April 30,
gain of 88ft
above the level
nine-months totaled $11,244,127,
sales
1959. Gulf & Western
a year earner.
Sales
Ox
reportetl
for tfc®
compared with $5,994,186. Neearnings totaled $257,797 or 63 cents a share, as against $53,439 or M
cents for the respective periods.—V. 188, p. 2029.
latest
Hamilton Funds,
of
of
sham
the company.
to
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
will
product
new
made
conductors,
per
•
incorporated under Delaware law o<t
Feb.
27, 1956, for the purpose of acquiring from the holders there..t
all of the outstanding capital stock of Griggs Equipment Co. at R k
aggregate price of $1,924,565.
The company is engaged in the manu¬
facture of public seating equipment.
Approximately 92% of the gro.;»
sales volume of the company is
accounted for by various items «ul
schoolroom and auditorium seating for schools.
BUSINESS—The
components and
the
tooled.
made
$14.92
'
.
closed.
the books
and
PROCEEDS—The
is
of
"
Equipment, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., Dallas, Tex., on July 10
publicly offered a maximum of 18,891 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) at $6 per share.
The offering was
into a plant
outgrown in
electric connectors, for which pro¬
will give the company a line of prod--
need
the
eliminates
use
at
stock
common
2352.
p.
'
.
growth is a "first chance" arrange¬
foot area immediately to the rear of
"connectors
Redemption—
Griggs
has en¬
needed. Glass-Tite has been producing these
a
pilot run basis for Cinch Mfg. Co., a division of
Fastener Corp. for the past five or six months.
temporarily
annual
per
are
-y
sealed
is on order,
industry. Involved are minute
an
a
The corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $39,500 of its 5'/a ft convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due Sept. 1, 1965 at 100%
plus accrued interestPayment will be made at The Bank of New York, 48 Wall St., New
to
challenging since they contain as
100 connector pins, set in glass, all in an area no larger
inches long and three-quarters of an inch wide.
being
The
filed
9
Greer Hydraulics, Inc.—Partial
,
.
47,000
separately, and also makes it possible
unit of ah electronic device at will.
been
$1
proceeds
more
on
Production
than
letter of notification with vha
capital stock (par one cent) t®
share, through Karen Securities Corp., New York.
July
cn
York.
and
machinery
Carr
*-
.
language radio and
controlled predominantly by two large concerns.
worked out the technical procedures involved and
the
Files With
SEC covering 300,000 shares of class B
no
hermetically
of
—
(N.Y.)—Files With SEC
Greek Voice of America, Inc.
.
"
7~
Buffalo, N.'Y.
Commission—
notification with ihe SBC
covering 6,944 shares of class A stock (par $5) to be offered at $7.20
per
share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital and general corporate purposes.—V. 187, p. 2906.
with its anticipated
equipment
United
Exchange
corporation on July 2 filed a letter of
The
plant.
has
"By
Sept. 1, 1959, all of
series
rubber
synthetic
new
a
Co.;
Graphic Controls Corp.,
Y.—Files With SEC
13 announced its expansion
large as the one it
has
July
on
times
plant,
new
now
It
the
Redeem
of
Altona
than
Securities, and
of 225.
line
line
duction
months
nf,trt°Qrp<?ration has called for redemption
outstanding
announced on July
358.
Genung's Inc.—To
Its
was
in
Rubber
Rubber
Vice-President
has
Island
Industries, Inc.—Expansion—
another
new
ucr.s
of
bepnmfS °?}
6' 19i59> or such later date as the registration
tn
®u®ctive. Each, share of stock will be entitled to one right
$100
interest
&
field.
in
on
gineered
stockholders
Co., Akron, O.
Rubber
plant is part of the Australian Commonwealth's
petrol-chemical project wihch is being built by Vacuum
PTY. Ltd.—V. 189, p. 2784.
Co.,
Inc.,
plans
The
.
the debentures.
made
there
synthetic
new
Isidore
letter of notification with the
stock (par $5) to be offered at
in
its
of
ment
intends to offer to the holders of its common
subscribe
to
a
proposed .Issue of ..convertible sub-?.
pres due 1979, subject to effectiveness of a registration
under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, which has
respect to
principally for the automotive
on
a
competitive basis, the
in
50.
products,
continued
&
President
more
formerly
already activated for the addition of a line of her¬
metically sealed electric connectors, mercury switches and glass com¬
ponents" for diodes, Glass-Tite believes that it will be necessary in
the
very
near
future to take up its option on a 30,000-square-foot
^
with
June 23 filed a
shares of common
production of its current line of transistor
which to develop and manufacture new
in
room
With
.c<tr,poraticn
j
rubber
be
Synthetic
Granco
which started a year and a half ago with a staff
expects to be employing about 500 men and women by
year.
This would be an increase
of 275 over its
force
Also
^
filed
the
of
million
Oil
next
electronics
General Time Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Been
operations there in May, 1959 and the
feet of floor space located on 13 acres
since that time.
Cadillac plant was taken by B. F. Goodrich
.
The
$50
company,
time
increase
company, through The First Boston Corp.
Ihe,n^et proceeds
190,
<>
square
not
Tire
•Located -at
-
additional equipment set up and tooled, he said,
The move into larger quarters in Providence, R. I.—a 47,000 square
foot
section
of
the
former
Wanskuck Mills—permits an immediate
Private Place-
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, has arranged to place
Privately $10,000,000 of 5^% promissory notes due
Aug. 1, 1974.
.
—V.
City—
International Corp.
the plant is being built at-s.
have a yearly capacity of 30,000
long tons of styrene-butadiene rubber, and Is scheduled for completion
in July,
1961.
-
merchantable
Ralph Papitto, founder and President, says the present staff will
be increased to around 300 by September. The current backlog justifies
the added workers now,
but it will require five or six weeks to get
retirement benefits
the previous record
—
and
unoccupied
close
to
could
Goodyear
Magerfnis,
I.
people,
six
present
155.
p.
been
substantial
A
by
(England)—Registers With SEC—
on
four
R.
Cranston,
stockholders.
for
more
1957-58.—V.
the
Takoake.
at
Acquires Interest in New Australian Plant—
Co. of New York
July 27, 1959, covering
corporation
than
more
18.
iisted a new high of $22,628,000 in
national governments in the 1958-59
year,
14,560
The com¬
Kambara
facilities
suspended
143,000
has
production
New
Hill, Inc., New York, N.
&
Glass-Tite
this
the
of
by Janaese Geon.
be erected
to
production
Goodyear Tire
'-ft "
shortly,
per
The
year.
At
tons
company stated.
B. F. Goodrich began manufacturing operations
Cadillac in
1937, and one time employed 680 people.—V. 190, p.
2350.
share, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working
$39.20
stock
common
by stockholders at the annual meeting on Aug.
on
8,400
producing
Trust
on
covering 3,500
The
spat will be voted
three-for-one
a
an
facility
resin
Goodrich
with
Decision
its
p.
corporation
The
amounting
total
the
preferred,
SEC
the
SEC
year
recommendation
directors'
vinyl
industry,
filed a registration statement
American depositary receipts
for 80,000 shares of ordinary registered stock of Gestetner Company,
—V. 189, p. 2565.
'
•
$7,999,000.
'
holds
Goodrich
of
Geon, an associate company in
interest. It was
designed and built
will present to the City of Cadillac, Mich., at no cost,
there, J. W. Keener, B. F. Goodrich President on
advised Cadillac officials. The plant has an appraised value
land,
when
of Booth-
with those of Georgia-Pacific, greater quantities
logs will be made available to Springfield Plywood
manufacturing purposes. The acquisition also eliminates
which Booth-Kelly instituted in an attempt to nullify the
Guaranty
The
with
„
amounted to $6.77 per share
compared to $5.94 the previous year. Dividends
stock were continued during the year at $3.00,
1958-59
„
capacity
Japanese
property
23
plant,
its
Gestetner Ltd.
1957-58.
Earnings
to
in
by
$280,000.
B.
low-cost
for
litigation
July
on
earnings
in
company
plant
integrated
are
these
Corp.
27 for the year ended May 31
history.
Sales
for
the
1958-59
fiscal
year
totaled
$545,998,000, up more
than
$16,000,000 above last year, the previous record fiseal period.
This year's
annual report, just
issued, was the eighth consecutive
report listing a new all-time sales record for the company.
Earnings of $16,817,000 for the fiscal year also represent a new
high. The earnings figure is $2,123,000 above the previous record year
sales
in
the
supervision of the B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co. division.
plant, which is located about 100 miles from Yokohama, is the
The
1
.
sawmill and its logging operations have
largely been confined to the removal of over-ripe and right-of-way
trees—so-called "sanitary logging."
As the. result, only a small part
of the log requirements of Springfield Plywood
Corp. have been ob¬
tained
from
the
Booth-Kelly timber.
As the operations of Boothrunning
to
restricted
Mills, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
corporation
best
F.
Gives Factory to
the Chase Manhattan
New
York" both in
the acquisition
B.
The
the
owned
is
year,
has
predominantly old-growth Douglas Fir,
timberlands in Lane County, Oregon.
contract.—V.
General
19
Ltd., Tokyo.
plant, with a
pany
Georgia-Pacific."
importance to
"of major
However,
tions.
1573.
p.
describes
letter
the
record,
;
..
earnings,
quarter
second
that
now
a
of
189,
Francisco, and
City
Bank of
San
National
,
of
import division—V.
has
plant
rubber
plant to begin production in Japan wks
Kawasaki by officials of this company
rubber
July
on
manufacturing
or
A.,
First
The
July 10 by David Kritzik, President.
As part of the program,
a marketing division was formed. Several
days ago, the company entered the import field with the establishment
an
a
The
Booth-Kelly Firm—
corporation
Iran; the com¬
Arnhem, Holland.
in Teheran,
and
Geon
third
Booth-Kelly
has
been
under contractual
obligation to give
Springfield first call, at prevailing market price, on all timber harvested which was suitable for the production of plywood and which
Booth-Kelly did not require for its own lumber manufacturing opera¬
Marketing Division
Co.—Forms
operations of
expansion of
tire
Brazil;
synthetic
a
announced by The B. F. Goodplants are being built in Mel¬
plant
New
Paulo,
years
notification
of
letter
a
-
shares of common stock
(par 50 cents) to be
share, through Robert L. Ferman & Co., Miami, Fla.
and Casper Rogers Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for expansion of plant facilities and
working capital. ■
SEC
of
acres
'
months.
synthetic
$1,300,000
under
and upwards of 143,000
The property is highly
developed, with private access roads, and is regarded as one of the
finest stands in the West. Included in the assets are a large lumber mill,
with a productive capacity of about 100,000,000 board feet per annum,
logging equipment,
and almost. 100ft
of the stock of a railroad
company, the
operations of which are related to the properties and
facilities of Booth-Kelly but which also operates as a common carrier
for others.
The timber reserves are
carried on Booth-Kelly's books
at historical costs but are worth many times the book
figure.
Booth-Kelly also cwns the principal minority interest (approximately
18ft)
in
Georgia-Pacific's 81ft -owned
subsidiary, Springfield Ply¬
wood Corp.
The manufacturing operations of both of these companies
are
located
on
the Booth-Kelly log pond
at Springfield. For many
timber,
Co.—Patent Dispute Settled—
With Securities and Exchange
The
loans,
a
overseas
new
Sao
building
Japanese
which
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., with headquarters at Springfield, Pre.,
founded
about the turn of the century.
The principal asset of
,
Files
below.—V. 190, p. 358.
Hupp Corp.
General
for
also
rubber
was
■
General Electric
See
used
be
to
are
ft-
capital.
.—
fifth
recent
first
The
common
this
stockholders,
its
Booth-Kelly consists of more
Corp., Bremerton, Wash
Exchange Commission—
General Aquamatics
the
in
formally opened
letter
a
Corp.—Acquires
all
to
.
Reporting
the
of
was
N.
and
have
by
use
filed
10
facility
Australian interests. He pointed out
division of The B. F. Goodrich Co-.
with
Chemical,
Opens Japanese Plant—
-
its
York.
New
glove for
originator of the Galen
the
is
company
cooperation
Australia;
is
pany
wholly-owned
all outstanding
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
is
Co.
bourne,
for 21,640 shares.
Georgia-Pacific
intends /'to afford the holders
of the remaining
shares the opportunity to sell these shares to us at the same price."
"Commitments are in hand"
to provide ..long-range financing/ the
letter
continues.
"Short-term
financing was provided by Bank
of
July 10 publicly offered 200,000 shares of capi¬
stock at $1 per share. There is no established market
the stock. No underwriting is involved.
for
in
Goodrich
F.
This
rich
acquisition of control of the Bocth-Kelly Lumber Co. by
subsidiary, Georgia-Pacific Timber Co.
Payment was
made on July 20 by Bank of America N.
T. & S. A., San Francisco
to
Booth-Kelly stockholders at $4,250 per share for more than 98ft
its
pany on
tal
letter
a
announced
of
Galen
are
Georgia-Pacific
^Assuming the full authorized amount will
subordinated capital notes are currently being
•
proceeds
1,000 shs.
1,000 shs.
B.
together - with its associate companies
in England, Japan, Canada.
Mexico, and Brazil is the largest producer of vinyl resins in the world.
of notification with the
stock (par 10 cents)
Sandkuhl & Co., Inc.
to be used for general corporate purposes.
July
on
covering
The
$100,000
100,000
corporation
100.000 shares of class* A
to be oifered at $3 per share, through
100,000
100,000
.
SEC
further redemptions and cancellations.
no
are
•100.000
1963
1964
built
be
that
•
The
,
*$97,175
in
President of the chemical firm, said the new
John R. Hoover,
will
Exchange Commission—
N. J.—Files With Securities and
15 disclosed plans for tb®
Australia to make Geon vinyl
July
on
plant
-
Outstanding
Authorized
$100,000
1963
subord. debentures due July 1,
8ft subord. debentures due July 1,
8% subord. debentures due July 1,
gft. subordinated capital not?s__.
Common stock
($100 par
Co.
$4,500,000
a
"
.
8%
of
plastic materials.
The
Nuttman
Inc.,
Fibers,
Chemical
Goodrich
F.
construction
..
Georgia-Bonded
a letter of notification with the SKO
capital stock to be offered for subscription,
Stock Purchase Plan.
No underwriting is
of
Goodrich Co.—To Build in Australia—
(B. F.)
all
appertaining thereto maturing after Sept.
1, 1959, tendered to it at any time from and including Aug. 2, 1959,
up to the close of business on Sept.
1, 1959. This price is slightly
more
than that payable upon redemption as described above.
G. H.
Walker & Co. has agreed, in its agreement with the company, to con¬
vert
all debentures so purchased into
common stock.
The company
has agreed to pay G. H. Walker & Co. a commission for its under¬
taking. The agreement between the company and G. H. Walker & Co.
also provides that if G.
H. Walker & Co. purchases debentures on
the open market it will convert such debentures into common stockThe corporation has also called for redemption
on Sept. 1, 1959,
all of its outstanding 5ft%
subordinated debentures, due Feb. 1, 1962
at 100ft plus accrued interest and all of its outstanding sinking fund
debentures,
5%ft'V series
due Aug.
1, 1975 at
105ft plus accrued
interest
Payment will be made at The Bank of New York, 48 Wall
St., New York 1.5, N. Y.—V. 188, p. 1823.
.ft ; :
with
debentures
Files
—
.
29 filed
June
on
shares
8,955
.
5
pursuant to its Employee
involved.—V. 189, p. 602.
•
of 105%.%, which is $1,057.50 for each $1,000 principal
$528.75 for each $500 principal amount (less in each case,
price
amount
company
covering
1959.
under
flat
a
but
.With Securities and Exchange Commission—
into common stock at $9.50
after the close.of business
be converted
including
and
to
up
1,
company
Co.
&
Glens Falls Insurance Co., Glens Falls, N. Y.
made at The Bank
will be
Payment
interest.
accrued
debentures may
'
incorporated July 1, .If46 under
It is authorized to engage in sub¬
business. The company is engaged
in making
small loans under the Georgia- Industrial Loan Law, and
in purchasing conditional sales contracts from automobile and appliance
dealers.
■.
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ft'
'ftCAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Street, Toccoa, Ga.,
Sage
share
per
on
.
the
plus
York,- 48 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.
The '6 ft ft
SECURITIES BY COMPANY—As a practical
rrnvenience, and as a means of furnishing a ready market for those
investors who may,
from time to time, wish to sell their Franklin
Discount Co. securities, the company is authorized to ouy back and
rancel any of its interest-bearing securities at par plus accrued interest,
provided that no sucn purchase be made by the cjmpany if the effect
of such purchase -would be to reduce the remaining subordinated debt
to less than 90 ft of the largest amount previously outstanding.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be placed in the company's
general fund and used for the purpose of purchasing conditional sale
contracts and making loans.
*
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BUSINESS—Thic company, whose principal office is located at 105
North
105ft
of New
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...
Hamilton
SEC
Funds,
amendments
Inc.,
on
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Denver
July
22,
investment company, filed with
1959, to its registration statement*
6
(462)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
covering
additional
Shares,
Series
securities,
H-C7
and
$200,000,000 Hamilton
like
a
follows:
as
number
Periodic
Fund
Hamilton
4,000,000
Fund
series shares;
Certificates.—V.
H-DA
of
Investment
including
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Earnings—Financing—
earnings were $2,058,727 after taxes in the six months ended
June 30, 1959, compared with
$1,744,081 in the same period a year ago,
Walter E. Heller,
President, reported on July 22.
The
1959
first
half
earnings were equal to
$1.28
per
share on
1,483,959
shares
common
The
Mr.
$159,419.
Heller
tory,
and
midyear
In
This
said
that
the
half
employment
of
The
with
results
year
funds
highest in
were
in
was
any
acquired were
as additional
working funds. The company at the present time is
negotiating for the sale of $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 senior debentures.
Hexcel
&
Co.
Products
heads
Inc.—Stock
Offered—F.
S.
from
about
97%
accom¬
Smithers
sandwich
possible
forms
has
of
one
3%
facing
with
In
aluminum
An
1948
except
were
of
Hexcel
for
at
the
have
increased
1958.
year
annual
an
CAPITALIZATION
Sales
rate'-of
GIVING
for
the
first
approximately
EFFECT TO
four
months
its
convertible
June
1,
stock
subordinated
1.956,
(par
due
$1)
of
conversion
upon
vertible
of
subordinated
Ulncludes
3,000
notes
shares
$289,718
which
due
shares
shares
principal
1971
owned
5,000
4,712
the
of
by F.
S.
reserved
are
reserved
are
amount
of
for
William R.
—V.
&
Co
10,000
Staats & Co.„_
190,
Hill
51.
p.
Richards
Davis,
Homestake Mining Co.—Partial
its
due
Sept.
made
15,
1,
N.
1969
The
at
Y.—V.
SEC
on
due
Hood &
July
Oct.
plus
1,
23,
corporation filed
qualification under the
for
pursuant
1999,
to
which
to
are
be
Sons
the
on
of
amount
basis
of
The
the
of
two
debentures.—V.
$15,000,000
issued.
will
New
$50
shares
184,
York
6%
income
be
severe
explosion
pany's Niagara Falls,
caused
•
damage set
in
a
at
interruption
elsewhere
processes
were
in
the
until
plant
unaffected except
down temporarily as
that
Period End. May 31—
sales
operations
be
can
approximately
safety
a
Hunt Foods &
Industries,
Net
processes
within
were
shut
the
in
started
up
30
days.
Other
adjacent area
the
precaution.—V.
190,
260.
p.
Inc.—Earnings Up—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
*
$29,543,189 $28,601,561 $59,701,979
$59,035,436
income after taxes
1,600,251
1,009,623
2,941,463
2,013,434
dividends.—
Net
Preferred
•Earns,
•
153,868
per
Based
on
153,8C8
307,736
$0.51
$0.30
$0.92
share
com.
2,862,756
common
shares.—V.
189,
307,736
$0.60
1929.
p.
v
Hupp Corp.—Patent Dispute Settled—
A
dispute between
alleged infringement
products
has
Gearheart,
been
this
of
corporation
and
General
Electric
patents on
appliance
and
it was announced on
settled,
air
July
President.
lor
to
in
of the settlement
provide Hupp with
General Electric
patents, plus a cash
16
which
use
General
Electric
is
granted
a
Hupp patent for
refrigeration and air
The
The
Co.
over
by
Don
of
nullifies
cash
past
involved
products.
claims
of
infringement by each party.
disclosed.—V. 190, p. 260.
not
was
Industro Transistor
Corp.—SEC Lifts Stop Order—
The
Securities
issued
this
of
July
17,
and
common
suspending
which
stock
stop order
Exchange Commission
1959,
corporation
The
and
was
proposed
warrants
based
statement
to
and
the
description
£^PenSf
of
business
of
the
for
sale,
and
securities,
has
public
an
offering
additional
Act
of
failed
1933,
including
IhtpmpTt
to
statement
Infrared
♦
?
become
_ffp ,p
offering
entered
p.
°n July 30
announced
disclosure
of
use
respect
the
pro¬
so
as
to
make
the Commission's decision,
the
registration
With SEC—
that
it
has
filed
will
be
expanding volume
inc.
of
lacturer of infiared
detectors
used
added
of
Waltliam,
its
to
a
working
National
former
an
pies,
stock
Th»
capital
by the military
is
a
leading
in infrared
Co.
receives
and
the
and
to
initial
in
who
included
in
about
is
the
Chairman
mechanical
this
and
of
an
number
of
chemical
of
of
the
a
overhead
systems,
will
or
acquired
Larson
them.
reported
that
other
many
major
National Patent Development
Larson.
It
Corp.
is
shall
only
with
have
not
if
the
tration
which
of
aware
the
would
clients
be
receive
applicable
need
for
of
stressed
service
a
information
organization
and
that
would
contract
for
Position
members
of
the
board
of
of
Patent
Truman, partner in
banking firm of Truman, Wasserman &
Co.; Martin
Arnold B. Christen,
attorney and former Chairman
Office Affairs Committee of
the Patent
Lawyers Asso¬
ciation
of
America;
and
Lord
Malcolm
Douglas Hamilton, O.B.E.,
D.F.C., former member of the British
House of Commons.
N.P.D.C. has its
principal offices at 68 William
St., New York 5,
New
York,
and
at
1000
Connecticut
Avenue,
Washington, D. C.
—V.
188, p. 2508.
investment
M.
Pollak, attorney;
of
the
Kerr Income Fund
Inc.—Files for Additional Shares—
without
with
stock may be redeemed
all
accumulated
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
Colorado
of
law.
net
enabling It to
will
was
corporation
do
all
nets
$105
for
each
be
was
and
used
set
for
on
with
up
16,
the
1958,
specific
purpose
things surrounding the operation
Kresge Co.—Plans Large
Expansion—
to
President
for
of
before
,pe delayed until
them
123
Harry
new
the
U.
end
1961,
will
enlarge
grams."—V.
189,
p.
the
S.
of
we
B.
1960.
of
"Kresge's
hopes to open
and
While
expect
scope
'
Cunningham,
stores
to
our
some
of
now
at
these
accelerate
our
management
has
least
openings
expansion
training
2677.
covering
initially
a
157,494
for
with
offices
registration
shares
of
at
5233
pro¬
Corp.—Registers Rights
statement
common
subscription by holders
Old
with
stock.
of
Kings
the
The
SEC
Road,
on
stock
Jacksonville,
July 28, 1959
is
outstanding stock
to
on
be
•Does
stock
the
the
from
If
the
Air
for
custodian
a
the
price
which
shall
separate
it
purchase,
revolving
number
of
will
be
the
fund
shares
used
over-the-counter
Federal
Force,
to
be
mean
of
market.—V.
189,
Aviation
Agency
and
This
production
used
System.
contract
is
being
performed
in
Cambridge Research Center.
the
(RAPPI)
in
The
the
the
Access
Random
of
Semi-Automatic
contract,
from
received
net
proceeds
for
the
certain
AF
will
be
Plan
Ground
totaling $740,000, brings
for SAGE equipment to
of
debts,
organized
&
and lab¬
plant,
machinery
operations
and
was
company
for
used
consolidation
corporate
for
in
one
capita).,
working
19,
Electronics
Instrument
name
to
Lieco,
Inc.
in
New
York
Sept.
on
GIVING
on
(10
cents
EFFECT
TO
at
$3
to
the
include
Zeitz
of
paid
five
of
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
for
by
the
E.
Officer
of
five
common
May 8,
one
1959,
years
for
189,
of
shares
common
May 8, 1959,
include war¬
from
Does
not
stock
to be
warrant
underwriters.—V.
p.
at $3 per share for
given the underwriters
shares
four
each
succeed
the
was
late
elected
Miss
President
Chief
and
Dorothy Shaver.—V.
174,
of
Robbins, Inc., 155 East 44th St.,
statement with the SEC on July 24,
Participations
with
pursuant
&
75,000
thereto.—V.
190,
Metal & Thermit
Sales
000.
for
the
in
shares
three
of
p.
its
Employees'
common
stock
Stock
which
New
453.
Plan
filed a
covering $3,-
York,
1959,
Purchase
may
Execu¬
p.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Files
Employee Stock
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
gether
sold
2786.
(N. Y. City)—New President—
Dawley on July 7
to
of
21,798
Zanichkowsky.
shares
*260,202 shs.
' 43,596 wts.
500,000 shs.
43,596 wts.
purchase
period
a
Martin
from
years
to
approximately
Lord & Taylor
tive
for
and
purchase 21,798
rate
Melvin
warrants
share
per
Abe
period
a
value)—
par
-
not
by
rants
PlaiL
t0"
purchased
be
157.
Corp.—Quarter Earnings Up 190%—
months
ended
June
30,
1959,
were
over
$11,000,-
compared with
$8,403,355 in the corresponding period a year ago,
President, said on July 9.
Preliminary estimates maicate
that net earnings after taxes will be $440,000 compared witn
$151,434
a
year
a'go,
indicating per share earnings in the second
E.
Martin,
quarter
of this
year
of 55
cents
per
share compared with 19 cents last
.year.
Mr.
Martin pointed out that sales and
earnings have been increasing
steadily each quarter for the past 12 months. Sales for the six montns
ended June 30, 1959, wefe about
$20,700,000 compared with
in the same period last
year.
Net income after taxes for the ursix months can reach
$650,000, compared with $320,439 last
dicating
p.
basis
per
share
shares
earnings
of
over
80
outstanding compared with
cents
per
40 cents
share
on
7^2,
q
last year.—V. iyu#
157.
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Construction, etc.
offered
the
an
the
Force
calls
Warrants
common
company,
filed
sales
S16.856-71;"
Lenahan Aluminum Window
Offering With SEC—
This
fractions
and
Authorized
H.
According
of
stock
registration
347.
commitments
shares
share,
share
year.
Air
CAPITALIZATION
of
(S. S.)
price:
self order from
contract is for the production of co-ordinate data monitors,
in the SAGE system, it was said.—V.
190, p. 156.
its
Common
make
p.
market
payment;
any
a
design and development of Radar Data
integrated with the Weather Observing and
be
contracts
Lerner
as
000,000
under
of
finance company, and at the
present time, the company is
licensed to
loans under the
Colorado Consumer Finance Act.
The main office
the company is located
at 2316 East
Bijou Street, Colorado Springs.
Cclo.—V. 189,
a
market
Manufacturing Corp. and
Sept. 3, 1953.
It has been con¬
tinuously in business since its incorporation.
Its main plant and
executive offices are located at 112 East Sunrise
Highway, Freeport,
N. Y., and it also maintains another
plant at 3610 Oceanside Road,
Oceanside, N. Y.
The company is primarily engaged in the manu¬
facture and assembly of electronic
equipment and parts used directly
and
indirectly by the United States Government.
and
working capital.
April
the
for
next
the
BUSINESS—The
200,000
share thereof
will
equipment,
McKesson
organized
current
the
pur¬
day pursuant to outstanding
underlying shares to be purchased
of
custodian.
price in
by
(SAGE)
of
retirement
changed
dividends.
proccds
company
The
at
which
PROCEEDS—The
for
at
share)
per
underwriting.
The preferred
together
($100
par
the
and
in
be
use
oratory
amend¬
Knob Hill Finance
Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
This company on June
5 publicly offered
1,500 shares of
6% cumulative preferred
stock
at
will
each
on
stand-off,
is
Indicators
for
held
This Los Angeles investment
company, filed with the SEC an
on July
24, 1959, to its registration
statement covering
shares of capital stock.—V.
184, p. 2740.
registered
over-the-counter
day following
is
Lieco, Inc.—Stock Sold—J. A. Winston & Co., Inc. and
Netherlands Securities Co., Inc., on July 30 publicly
offered 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
at $3 per share. This
offering was oversubscribed.
Patent
ment
contract
A fourth
also
keenly
Corp., besides Mr. Larson, are: John L.
Handy, Presi¬
dent of Handy
Associates, Inc.; Eugene M.. Zuckert, former
member
of the Atomic
Energy Commission; William Stix
Wasserman, President
of the Investment
Corp. of Philadelphia; Jerome I.
Feldman, President
of Derel
Producing Associates, Inc.; .Charles H.
the
form
application
security
&
and
he wishes
company
each month.
after receipt of
and
Bank
$27,612,561, according to Mr. Lewyt.
The equipment operates in con¬
junction with data processing equipment being made by the Bur¬
Corporation.
facilitate
National
which
the
at
1958
application
investor's
underlying
on
1,
programs
calls for the engineering of Telecode Distributor Trans¬
in the 433-L Weather Observing and Forecasting Sys¬
use
contract
total
1951,
Directors
the
certificate
a
Dec.
Connecticut
roughs
among corporations.
Mr. Larson
that many millions of dollars
spent annually by
industry for research and development are lost to
the nation's scientific
and
industrial
growth because
the
resultant patents
and
processes
are often not
effectively or profitably utilized.
Other
and
for
An
invest
the
underlying
sell
number
the
a
sponsored
third
the
know how
Development
of
years
contracts, totaling more than $1,000,000, have been
corporation, Alex Lewyt, President, announced on
this
Environment
Adminis¬
made
the
interchange
all
fractional
asked
Force
second
A
data concerning patents
their
field of business
to
to
dealers
fractional
a
by
are
and
to
Processors
de¬
been
Having organized and headed the General
Services
during his Government tenure, Mr. Larson was
indicates
the
of
18
The
investor.
custodian
and
net
include
bid
being
--A
research
addition, said Mr. Larson,
processes
five
the Weather Bureau.
promoted commercially. A
by N. P. D. C. showed that patents available
for such belated
exploitation represent several hundred millions
of dollars in
activity.
he
investment
purchase
sold
Air
One
American
development.
of
15.
tem
survey
and
the
additional
and
mitters
corporate
that
Shares
by
maintained
best
July
unique in its function, stated
clients
that
already own
deals
processes
and
monthly investing
Lewyt Manufacturing Corp.—New AF Contract—
sprinkler
originally
the
wishes
he
Nov.
custodian
acceptance of
sponsor will issue
aggregate
to
and
the
awarded
dealing with colloids.
that
Lenahan,
by
the
These
method
new
J.
a
1240.
p.
anti-corrosive; a rubbertextile water-repel-
processes
sold
sell
New
are
C.
or
required
ideas.
agreement
materials;
Chief
The
contemplated
capital.
and
the happening of any other terminating event. Purchase or
shares may be negotiated on either a net or
agency basis. The
bought
patents
N.P.D.C.
sold
from
much
the
registered
account
of
announced
to working
1959,
as
and
investor.
and
or
Patent
exclusive
varied
was
the
Programs; and $2,500,000
Investment
made
31,
acts
Purchases within five business days
shall be made on the next business
its
group
Corp.,
30
it
Administrator
is
and
for
company,
Works
insulating
Development
licensees
Johnson
chemical
patents
a
a
receipt
payment,
chased
sale
National
warehouse.
per
with
Programs; $2,500,000 of
Co. Connecticut General Life
sponsor
which
on
how
and
the
of
name
or
with
establishment
$75,000
connection
added
or
March
Conn.,
directly
investoi
the
invest
Upon
the
amended
Hartford,
payments
investor,
companies
patents
Fla.,
manu-
of
provided
•
rolls,
at
with
agreements
through
items,
manufactured
agreement
Patent
or
Federal
both
activity and
registra-
business.
Mass.,
By
Trust
fresh-
Commission covering
of 100,000 shares of common
underwritten by Lehman
Brothers
Industries,.,,
be
companies,
at
in
use
in the Lennon
comprehensively
V
into
Administration,
cover
may
359.
SecuJiti®sn and Exchange
to
to
estimated
for
FEATURES—The programs contemplate systematic,
a
period of five years and an additional period
inte¬
industry.
^..public offering
be
will
the
features of Industro's
factors in the
thus permitting
190,
specialty
proceeds
at
increased
custodianship. The programs are sponsored by The Jay A. Lennon Co.
and may be bought through qualified securities dealers.
exploitation.
gives
100
nsfd^TfinpnL^ financing
finance the
fcsed
company's
estimated
are
finance
Lennon & Co.—Investment Programs Offered
is presently offering via a prospectus
with
shares
that Industro's
meet
amended
Industries, Inc.—Registers
^Zh!*C?rpcra.ti01?.
DroDOKeri1 Cn,-hui.
»
of
its financial statements
competitive
p order-
„
effective.—V.
order
filed by
135,000 shares
36,000
proposed
speculative
stat?ment having been
ws^r5s.*n accordance with
stop
particularly with
business,
and others,
the
®nn!?nr.HffistIftIi0n
fff rSmmfc?
to
its
statement
Commission decision
a
company's
and
vacated
registration
prospectus
tot tl?e underwriter
stock
the
the
the
upon
Securities
ceeds
the
to
for
Jewell,
raw
stock
used
of Lennon Co. Travelers Insurance Co. Stock
program and
of
eviscerated
the
manufacture
company
cooperation
H.
royalty-free license to
consideration, in exchange
non-exclusive, paid-up license
horsepower compressors used
a
fractional
conditioning
settlement
amount
a
to
the
Programs.
own
conditioning
27
Terms
use
incident
in
1730.
System
In
processing building at the com¬
N. Y., plant on July 22 killed one
employee and
approximately $200,000 as a preliminary estimate.
other
Forecasting
and
chemical
Warehouse stocks of the chlorinated
organic chemicals manufactured
in the destroyed
building are expected to be adequate to
supply customers
without
again
has
waterproofing
Mr.
offered
Hooker Chemical Corp.—Has
Severe Explosion—
A
fluctuations
engaged
are
Insurance Co. Stock Investment
corporations
indicated their willingness to make available
through his organi¬
zation hundreds of their unused
but potentially valuable
patents. These
are
in the fields of
industry, science and medicine.
debentures
to
are
par preferred stock of Hood
preferred for $100 principal
of
1352.
p.
Trust
of
requirements
selling
partial
July 8, 1959, $7,500,000 of securities, as follows:
$2,500,000 of certificates in the Lennon Co. Aetna Life
continue
Mr.
as
$530,763, about oneinventory requirements
which will be created by the planned
be
retained
veloped
be
with the
Indenture Act of
debentures
largest
will
additional
National Patent
Development Corp., which has offices in
Washington,
C. and New York
City, was formed several months ago to
represent
owning patents, processes and ideas in
finding other firms
to
develop, manufacture and distribute them.
Usually these patents
do not fit into the
operations of the
application
an
the
$6,299
Insurance Co. Stock Investment
companies
Sons, Inc.—Indenture Qualification—
Mass.,
is
roaster
our
its
subsidiaries
its
warehouses,
p.
(J. A.)
poultry of North
chickens,"
curing process; paints; liquid pre-cooked
starch;
lant;
aerosol
spray-regulator;
a
new
head
for
debentures
Place,
from
plus
dated
Patents
Development Corp. for
Assets
for
through
Payment
Exchange
our
Representation—
Larson,
Mr.
exclusively to existing holders
&
43
the
shares,
underwriter.
184,
—This
D.
next,
12-year 57/b%
interest.
accrued
Bank,
that
to
Among
156.
p.
Charlestown,
indenture
an
190,
102%
Manhattan
1,
expand
of
have
(H. P.)
This
at
Chase
Sept.
on
will
we
portion
a
processing
patty shells will continue
in Florence, Ala.
contract
processes
6,500
Redemption—
company has called for redemption
operation of the sinking fund, $650,000 of
"but
and
seasonal
stated
and
company
systems
The
said,
the
plant
War
8,500
—
suffer
Jess
8,500
Co
&
SkSggs & Co
growing
arrange for buyers
formulas owned by the
and
Shares
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
—V.
custodian
rights
16,500
supply
for
company
of
purchase
Jewell
The
Shares
Smithers
outlet
product.
This
underwriters
named
below,
through
their
representative, F. S. Smithers & Co., have
severally agreed to pur¬
chase
from
the
company the following numbers of shares
of
the
capital stock:
S.
present
larger
Development Corp. whereby the latter firm will
represent
its undeveloped patents and
processes for commercial
Co.
&
company's
even
the
or
programs,
for
con¬
company.
Smithers
an
shares
a
group own 68.225
about 21.7% of the outstanding stock (not including
42.000
owned by children of two
officers).
Joseph A. Ray vis, VicePresident, is President and principal stockholder of the
359.
p.
all
on
it will receive
shares
companies may
less than the
190,
as
shares,
Invest¬
New Processed
on
Unsubscribed
type aluminum windows and sliding
aluminum
outstanding 314,988 common shares. Net
has
will
of
owned.
prospectus lists C. J. Lenahan as President
Vice-President.
Officers and directors as
Exclusive
issu¬
5V2%
Jr.;
share
per
and
be
shares
sale." The subscription and offering
price
offering is to be made by Plymouth
Bond
The
expenses.
expenses
will
(S. C.) Johnson & Son, Inc. —
Undeveloped
Turned Over to National Patent
11244,624 shs.
$66,000
companies
at
Association.—>V.
a
program
not
Mr.
UNDERWRITERS—The
F.
open-end
associations
pioneer in the broiler industry,
organization in the world. "The
poultry
turnovers,
subsidiary
/
66,000
of
the
the
providing
Chairman,
dressed
notes
options,
ance
the
of
which
additional
The
temporary
the
sale
of
other
requisition
broiler-fryers from other government inspected
dressing plants in the
North
Georgia area." This will provide an
additional
market
for
processors especially
during those months of the year when sales of
broiler-fryers are historically low, since the market for
prepared foods
Outstanding
share
the
balance
of
of
excess
addition
does
1971
per
*400,000 shares authorized,
issuance upon exercise of
in
own
in
FINANCING
mortgage note uated Aug.<30, 1956,
1970, secured by mortgage on
Havre de Grace,
Md., plant
dated
of
retirement
processors.
Board
$7,000,000.
PRESENT
of
two
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
.
best efforts basis, for which
awning
now
certificates
thus
grated
core
due
•Capital
shares
three
to
University-Investment
This company,
steadily since its organization
5%
5V2%
and
Georgia
principal uses of honeycomb cores today are in the aircraft and
missile
fields, a wide variety of commercial
applications has been developed.
1959
that
so
sold
sources,
about
sales
of
It
each
public
a
48c
company
sale
and
far
a
chickens
largest
producers
of
consisting by
volume
are
principally used in
panels
to
provide the highest
16
times
the
structural
strength
of
an
equal
weight of solid steel. Hexcel honeycomb cores are made from
aluminum,
stainless steel,
paper,
and fibreglass
reinforced
plastics.
While the
Annual
Act
be
under
on
of
windows.
the
offered
reaching decision, the directors on July 20 announced a
program of long-range significance to
not only the Jewell
organization
but to the North
Georgia Poultry Industry generally. The
decision, to
concentrate on new
processed foods in a greatly expanded
program of
manufacturing will entail requirements for the basic raw material
cells
v/eight.
The
for
for
share;
per
reimbursement of
half
Foods—
and
minimum
Share Corp.
$4
commission
advertising, equipment and working-
(J. D.) Jewell, Inc.—To Concentrate
world's
material
two
strength
the
hexagonal
are
and
between
structural
sandwich
to
Association
will
air
&
public offering price thereof, until 31
days after the Com¬
mission decides a
pending application for permanent exemption. The
Commission has issued an order
giving interested persons until Aug.
14, 1959,
to request a hearing.
The associations are Los Angeles
Physicians Retirement
Association, Los Angeles Dentists Retirement
company plans to use about.. $315,000 of the net
offering to discharge a portion of its long-term
be applied to general funds.
the
balance
BUSINESS—Hexcel
is
honeycomb
cores,
which
of
for
with
be
to
an
PROCEEDS—The
the
Company
continue
underwriting syndicate which offered
July 31 a new issue of 50,000 shares of
$1 par value capital stock (par $1) at $17.75 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
debt;
used
prescribed
to the public on
proceeds
be
$1)
22d-l
ment
used
if, as and when received, will be used to
modate further increases in
employment.—V. 190, p. 155.
to
are
notification
(par
corporation and its affiliated open-end investment
have applied to the SEC for an
extension of an order of
exemption from the provisions of SEC Rule
figure.
turn,
proceeds
of
stock
offered
be
and
letter
a
share
new
be
to
This
the company sold to insurance companies $3,000,000 of
subordinated debentures and $1,000,000 of 5%
junior subordi¬
nated debentures with convertible features. The
funds so
in
filed
one
is
of
April,
funds
of
will
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Seeks Order—
5V2%
These
22
capital.
his¬
previous
company
of
excess
July
on
covering 100,000 shares of common
$3 per share, without
underwriting.
at
outstanding,
compares
corporation
SEC
after preferred dividend pay¬
per-share earnings of $1.12 in
the first six months of
1958, based on 1,413,502 shares and after pre¬
ferred dividend requirements of
$160,983.
of
Sidewinder
Inter-State Acceptance Corp., Miami,
Fla.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
ments
the
missile
and
has
also
developed
and
is
marketing related products for the
military utilizing infrared prin¬
cipals.^ The- company has also
developed < on a pilot basis certain
civilian applications for
infrared detectors.
and
189,
2891.
p.
.
.
See Midwestern Gas
Transmission Co. below.—V.
189,
P-
2139.
•;<
»
Number 5869
190
-jume
Technical Development Corp.
]ynawe»«<
—
Washington,
The
vestment Progress
"nDlicable
aS.
ner
a,„et
corporate
on May 31. end of the firm's first
Amount of capital and surplus reported
to outstanding capital shares was $2,161,598 or $3.84
value
f^iindine
per share.
the company
'.
.
administrative
i'or
used
Castle
E.
County
Pollock
Water Co.—Private
Placement—
Life
1984,
with the Mutual Benefit
New Jersey, Newark, N. J.
Co.
Insurance
The
reThP company's' investment portfolio as of May 31 included common
Mr
in
three electronics companies, the report said. These included
products
Inc.,
Minneapolis, 960 shares costing $9,600 and
iiipH" in
the report at $15,782; Soroban Engineering, Inc., Melbourne,
total of 1,450 shares costing $29,300 and valued at $53,650;
Telex,
Inc., St. Paul, 20,000 shares costing $43,000 and valued at
N. Y.
The
named
its
Ryden
report
the
financing
invested $150,000 in National
issued, MTDC
was
manufacturer.A-V. 190. p. 157.V
Transmission Co.—Plans Constructs
Midwestern Gas
with
Commission on July 8 scheduled public hearings
July 27 in Washington, D. J., on applications by two
Dioeline companies
relating to the importation of natural gas from
Canada
into the upper midwestern United States for ultimate con¬
sumption
in North Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
Federal Power
The
of
commence
profit
Since
applications by Midwestern Gas Transmission
Co
a $52,297,000 pipeline system extending from
the
U
S-Canadian border to Marshfield,
Wis., ana by Michigan
Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. for a $24,177,000 project to transport gas
hearings involve
proposing to build
in
be
term
and
1958
period.—V.
tallized
The
sheet
,
development
disclosed
at
of
at
mica
Mich Com¬
Synthetic
the
the
National
Caldwell, N. J.
The recent meeting was
representatives of the General Services Administration,
Bureau of Standards, The United States Bureau of Mines,
the
General
Electric
the
Synthetic
pany's
Technical
attended
by
Center
Mica
in
Sylvania Electric Products Inc. and
division of the Mycalex Corporation of
Company,
Co.,
a
America.
Each
conducting research and develop¬
ment programs for the General Services Administration to develop
a
mica substitute suitable for use in electron tube spacers and capacitors.
these
companies
Recrystallized
has
been
prepared from an initial synthetic
mica paper material consisting of small platelets of synthetic mica
which have been reconstituted by a paper making process.
Subsequent
treatment of this paper under pressure and at temperatures in the
1350 degrees, 1400 degrees C range results in the formation of a new
crystal line structure having exceptional properties.
These properties
have
been
volts
per
per
described
mil
square
"This
able
synthetic
and
in
terms
tensile
a
is
of
a
dielectric
strength value
strength
of
to
900
of several thousand
1300
pounds
laboratory development, and while not yet avail¬
a
evaluation
current
our
future
programs
show
excellent
and commercial electronic and electri¬
applications", said P. S. Hessinger, Acting Diretcor of Research and
Development for Mycalex Corp. of America.—V. 189, p. 1024.
military
cal
National Cash Register Co.—Earnings—
bids
Other
Six Months Ended June 30—
•
1958
1959
Net
sales,
States
Foreign
'Income,
190,391,580
20.618,492
19,663,580
194,700,770
6,463,000
taxes___.
taxes
after
Lehman
♦First
GIVING
5,689,090
4,751,316
9,422,935s
taxes
EFFECT
Riter
and
due
Feb.
1,
1974,
23/4%
Series
due
Oct.
1,
1975,
$5,000,000
2%%
Net
due
Cumul.
$3.60
$4.08
$4.10
$4.11
$4.16
Common stock (par $5)
unsubscribed
the
of
Smith
&
Inc.——
Securities
Co
&
Langley
C.
W.
&
Alex.
Brown
5.00
5.00
Smithers
S-
L.
R.
to $125,-
1,978,707
see
2.20
2.20
2.20
Inc.—
Corp..
&
2.20
2.20
Co
1.50
—
1.5Q
Co.
1.50
1.50
Co
&
Davis
&
1.50
1.50
Miller & Co
Illinois
Inc.
Co.
& Snyder
Prescott, Shepard
1.50
&
Co.,
1.50
Inc.
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Sutro
S.
M.
H.
Ashmun
1.50
—
1.50
Co._
&
Bros.
1.00
Co.__
Co.
&
Parrish
2.50
Schmidt,
Stetson
&
7,244,557
8,088,417
Earnings per share on number
outstanding (7.577,633)
of
shares
1.07
0.96
'
fered
♦Earnings reported by subsidiaries
branches outside the United
States for the six months amounted to $5,360,409 after taxes, as com¬
and
at
The
$2
per
1.00
Corp.,
Island
Park,
notification
with
These
amounted
$3,883,726
in
to
$4,025,891
for
the
six
months
as
compared
with
1958.
Foreign currencies were converted at remittance rates of exchange
prevailing at May 31, 1959 and May 31, 1958, except for Canada which
was
converted
at
par.—V.
189,
p.
Northrop
1979
at
National Patent Development Corp.—Acquires Patents
debentures
1, 1959.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
plus accrued interest from July
100%
This offering
1349.
Offered—An underwritr
ing group, headed by William R. Staats & Co. and
Blyth & Co., Inc., on July 29 offered publicly $10,000,000
of 5% convertible subordinated debentures due July 1,
The
was
may
S.
C.
Johnson
&
Son.
Inc.
be convertible into common
stock at $38.50 per
PROCEEDS—Net
added
be
Nationwide Auto Leasing
D. C—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
covering
on
142,500
July
16
shares
filed
of
System,
Inc.,
Washington,
use
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
10
with
cents)
the
tor- be'
to
proceeds of the sale of the debentures Will initially
capital of the company.
The company may
other purposes, to reduce outstanding bank
working
among
meet,
position
(in
the
funds,
capital assets requirements, to place the company In
accept orders or undertake projects for the government
addition to current orders or projects) arising from changes, frer
loans,
a
to
such
quently
to
abrupt,
in
procurement
policies
and
& Co.,
costs and expenses of financing.
cost
the
of
of
12-inch well to increase the company's
the cost and expenses of financing.
new
a
and
water;
to
pay
decisions
or
to
retaur
Petroleum Corp.—Listed in New York—
capital
shares of
Exchange trading
Pall
Corp.
this
corporation
July
on
admitted
were
American
to
27.
Offered
Securities
—
—
Public
offering
of
15-year subordinated convertible de¬
bentures, due July 1, 1974 and 40,000 shares of class A
common stock was made on July 30 by L. F. Rothschild
&
Paine, Webber,
Co.;
&
Stone
The
Co.
Jackson & Curtis and Hayden,
debentures
priced
are
100%, plus
at
July 1, 1959 and the class A com¬
mon
stock is offered at $13.75 per share.
The class A
shares are issued and outstanding and are being sold for
the account of certain selling stockholders. The offering
accrued interest from
oversubscribed and
was
for
the
class
A
the
company
shares ot
share to
30,
be
redeemable
the
at
of
option
sinking
stock
June
the books closed.
fund, and are to be convertible into
conversion prices ranging from $16.67 per
will
debentures
The
at
1962,
$25
to
per
share
to June 30,
1974.
from
the sale of
the debentures will
for various corporate purposes, including
the
repayment of short-term bank loans, the retirement of $115,000
of 7Va%
debenture bonds and $15,000 of 8% debenture bonds, repay¬
ment of loans to principal stockholders, expansion of existing facilities,
and additional working capital.
PROCEEDS—Net
used
by
the
proceeds
company
BUSINESS—The
corporation,
with
Its
plant
in
located
Glen
Cove.
Long Island, Is a leading producer of high-quality metal filters
fluids, chemicals and gases.
It also makes porous plastic filters
other materials.
Products of the company are used primarily in
cal,
missile, atomic energy, chemical, petrochemical,
and metallurgical industries.
for
and
the
pharmaceuti¬
electronic
April 30, 1959, the company
sales of $2,933,000 and net
provision for income taxes
special provision, net income amounted to $159,000.
EARNINGS—For the nine months ended
and
its
income
and
•
subsidiaries had consolidated net
taxes, of $361,000.
After
before
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
completion of the current
financing, out¬
real
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $63,204 of
estate mortgages;
$750,000 of the 5M2% debentures now being sold;
143,600
share.
above.
filed
proceeds are to be used to repay Oak Valley, Inc. a portion of
of construction of the water supply and distribution system;
common
See
n&C
Corp.—Debentures
June 30
on June 30 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
$125,000 of 5Va% first mortgage bond series of 1958 to be?
100%,
v/Ithout underwriting through Bache & Co., New
aircraft,
pared
with $5,862,443 in 1958.
In accordance with company policy,
only those foreign earnings actually remitted to the United States plus
the
earnings of the Canadian subsidiary are included in net income.
Files With
—
Exchange Commission—
on
$750,000 of 5 V2%
the
(par 10 cents) to be of¬
through Robert-Edelstein Co., New York, N. Y.
are to be used for working capital.
r
share,
proceeds
100,000
Sewerage Co., Mantua, N. J.
in 1920, the company has interests in oil and natural
in California, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Colorado.
is negotiating for the acquisition of four exploration
concessions, issued by the Republic of Nicaragua, covering more than
800.000 acres along the west coast of that country.—V. 143, p. 1410.
be
of
Stet¬
&
company
and
Y.—Files With SEC—
covering
SEC
100,000
Cohu
Inc,
son
properties
1.00
Roberts & Parke
corporation on July 10 filed a letter
150,000 shares of common rtock
The
now
Winslow,
100,000
Fay
Incorporated
gas
1.00
Co
Securities Corp.
Instrument
150,000
Co.
&
2893.
Occidental
1.00
Corp
V. 190, p. 362.
Precision
Northfield
Inc.
&
cost
The
1.00
Bishop & Co
2.50
Inc.
Co
&
further details,
For
4
Inc
Ingalls
3.00
Baird & Co.,
Blair
William
3.50
3.50
C.
250,000
100,000
Wagenseller & Durst,
Valley Water Co., Mantua, N. J.—Files With SEC
pay
Stock
Hopwood.
&
Collins
The
Laird
Day...
Robert W.
Co.,
Staats
Hayden,
3.00
Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
Hooker
250,000
at
The
purchased by
be
3.00
3.00
Corp
& Co._
'
250,000
the
pay
supply
3.00
Michigan
of
&
Cooley & Co
Shelby Cullom
3-50
3.50
&
York, N. Y.
Byllesby & Co. Inc.—
Julien
Podesta
company
15,232,522 shs,-
Company,
3.50
Co
to
The
the Articles of
of Minnesota on
Jaffray
M.
100,000
—
a letter of notification with the SEC
mortgage bonds series of 1958 to be
New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used to repay to Oak Valley, Inc., a portion
the cost of construction of sewerage collection and disposal system
to
Hanseatic
R.
125,000
Cruttenden,
Co._
125,000
Walter &
Inc.
to
to
4.00
Sons
Gregory & Sons
Hayden, Stone & Co
Lee Higginson
Corp.——
F.
S. Moseley
& Co
&
William
H.
Co
&
Piper,
5,00
Co
&
&
York
5.00
—
Corp.
Witter
Dain
M.
Hurry,
&
at
offered
$87,500,000.
Kalman
Bingham,
250,000
$145,000 of 5Va% first
100%, through Bache
covering
The
New
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Stone & Webster
Dean
6.50
Dillon, Union
Inc.
Co
&
Inc
company
the
17,500,000 shs.
severally
125,000
Sutro
Co
&
Co
&
Co.,
p.
covering
amendment
J.
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner
Eastman
189,
10,000,000
stock
Co
Ryons
Co.
Securities and
30,000,000
table below;
each are set forth in the
&
250,000
Noyes
&
15,000,000
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the respective
percentages
125,000
Hutton
F.
Lester,
Inc.
Oak Valley
17,500,000
§By
125,000
125,000
Co
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
—V.
20,000,000
the authorized common stock to
and
Merrill
Walston
150,000
150,000
&
400,000
250,000
Dominick__
&
.
Hill Richards
250,000
Schwabacher
Oak
27,500,000
15,000,000
_
Co.,
&
$150,000i
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Crowell, Weedon & Co._
E.
Co
Hemphill,
Co.
Co
700,000
Co
&
California
First
Co.
&
500,000
Allyn
Dominick
&
Deetjen
700,000
&
Brothers
&
duPont
Emanuel,
Reynolds &
700,000
Bache
and
series
series—__
series-—
series
series____
series.
have
share.
for whom William.
Francis I.
1,700,000
Co._
Dodge
C.
A.
of
With the Secretary of the State
the authorized preferred stock was increased
1959,
13.
Clark,
20,000,000
filed
Incorporation
May
in
tlssuable
♦Unlimited.
stock
common
per
21,500,000
— —.
stock,
stock,
stock,
stock,
stock,
pfd.
Cumul. pfd.
Cumul. pfd.
Cumul. pfd.
Cumul. pfd.
company's
named below,
are acting as joint representa¬
commitment to purchase from the
amounts' of debentures set forth
&
Inc
Curtis
&
15,000,000
Aug.
options to
for grants
Inc.
Co.,
Barney & Co
Webber, Jackson
Smith,
10,000,000
due
Series
L. I., N.
income
Blyth &
and
Sachs
Lehman
75,000,000
3%:
2%%____
314%
Series due Oct. 1, 1984, 3V8%:
Series due Sep. 1, 1986, 414%.
Series due July 1, 1988, 4%—.
JPrefer'red stock (par value $100)__ §$100,000,000
July 1, 1978,
1, 1979,
Series due June 1, 1982,
Series
the
on
annual rate of $1.60
„$1,700,000
Co.,
offered
Net
earnings
of
foreign
subsidiaries
and
branches not remitted to the United States—
dividends
1955 at the
Staats
R.
&
The
Outstanding
—
conversion,
upon
of the company's 4% debentures due
hereby, of 124,862 shares reserved
(jointly),
Co.
&
for issuance
reserved
offered
severally made a firm
the respective principal
Goldman,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
mortgage bonds:
Series
9,223,264
1,334,518
Brothers
shares
below:
The subscrip¬
July 23, 1959.
a
on
convertible
4%
the
exercise of outstanding restricted stock
employees, and of 56,000 shares reserved
prior to Dec. 1, 1967.
Co.
&
company
shares of
share for each
Authorized
Spencer
4,732,557
income
income
on
subordinated
are
with
rights,
-
have
William
new
debentures
other
and
upon
key
options
Staats
R.
Co.
one
subordinated
438,860
paid since
tives,
basis of
per
on
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
White, Weld & Co. and Glore, Forgan & Co.
$142,498 or 14.96775c per share. Additional details follow:
F.
including sales of foreign subsidiary
companies and branches
Income before taxes
United
the
on
were:
First
$
$
t
Power
March
1%
of
conversion prices,
DIVIDENDS—Cash
12.4155c;
or
Estabrook
'
•
expiring
debentures
the
and
such
been
is $22 per share and the right to subscribe will
Aug. 11. The issue was awarded to the Merrill
Securities
is
commercially,
for
stock
on
$118,200
inch.
material
possibilities
mica
of
subscribe for 952,033 additional
right to
000,000
of
States
CAPITALIZATION
of Recrys-
synthetic
recrystallized
a
held
conference
a
officers
Paine,
Construction—
Synthetic Mica Sheet Revealed—
preliminary
was
of
initial
issuance
for
and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. group on a bid of
$65,641, or 6 8/100 per share, followed closely by Blyth
& Co. Inc. and The First Boston Corp. (joint) bid of
$66,600, or 6 9/100 per share.
Commission—
of America—Development
banks
convertible
and
Blyth
tion price
capacity to the company's system enabling it to meet
maximum day demands and will increase the flexibility of its system
generally.—V. 189, p. 2139.
Corp.
their
value,
2036.
15 shares held of record
additional
Mycalex
p.
10,000.000
HI,815,917 shs.
10,000,000
2,500,000 shs.
for borrowings
to_ liquidation
HExclusive
government.
189,
deben-
par
one-half
of
5%
tThe
the
has granted temporary authorization
construction of new pipeline facilities in
Montana and Wyoming at an estimated cost of $1,097,100.
The new facilities will enable Montana-Dakota to supply natural gas
to the U. S. Air Force Base near Glasgow, Mont., and also will pro¬
vide
the
of
of
*,881,000
subordinated debentures.
consists
conversion,
large unit
and
1,200,000
4,881,000
deben-
1979__
value
1,
$1
and
parityr as
at
Shipyard's business
repair
contracts
Outstanding
$12,500,000
1,200,000
1975
Co.
the
for
has received a contract for
Polaris missile submarines at
fee
credit,
the
with eight reactors.
the
FINANCING
PRESENT
31, 1960 providing for a com¬
annum on the unused portion of
90-day notes bearing interest at the
prime rate of The Chase Manhattan Bank.
Subject to the borrowing
formula contained in the agreement, the company may borrow up to
$25,000,000.
As
collateral
for
such
borrowings,
the
company
has
assigned amounts due and to become due under all of its sales con¬
tracts, with minor exceptions.
The agreement requires the company
to maintain an excess of current assets over current liabilities of not
less than $19,000,000.
At April 30, 1959, such excess was $27,219,269.
mitment
number of employees, on a 40-hour basis, number 13,155
last week of the 1959
period as compared with 11,470 in
common
TO
company's short term notes are issuable undfer a- Credit Agree¬
(Minn.)—Rights Offering
to Stockholders—Mention was made in our July 27 issue
of the company's offering to common stockholders of
on
company
nuclear-powered
stock,
with -four
ment
was
News Yard
Newport
9744 Wilshire Blvd.,
$25,000,000
subordinated
July
due
♦The
1958.
two
that
Northern
Federal Power Commission
this
1959,
41,
convertible"
$5%
Common
about
construction
(jointly),
The
29,
June
construction,
during the
expire
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Plans
the
convenience
the
Upper
July 10 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 25,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered at
par
($2 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
corporation
ship
EFFECT
_.
subordinated
Dec.
due
notes.,
notes
convertible
tures,
Equivalent
Washington, D. C.—Files
Exchange
and
oil
of
noted
other
the
2353.
p.
Military Management Corp.,
Securities
the
including
Michigan,
and
markets in Wisconsin
of Michigan.—V. 189,
<3o.—Profits
largely of longhydraulic turbines
the performance
of which may extend over periods as long as several years.
A sub¬
stantial
part of
the
company's business is
with
departments and
agencies of the United States and contracts therefor are subject to
profit limitations and renegotiation, to the extent that existing law and
the
contracts
may
provide, and, in some cases,*4 to termination at
paralleling sections of its existing system in Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan; 311 miles of varying-sized line; a 5,280-horsepower com¬
pressor station; and 23 measuring stations.
Michigan Wisconsin would use these facilities to receive, transport
and
sell
the
158,000,000 cubic
feet of gas it would receive from
Midwestern.
The gas would be sold to new and existing customers
Peninsula
29
powered
was
GIVING
term
long- term
1975
It
include 504 miles of main line connecting
proposed facilities of Trans-Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd., at the U. S.Canad'an boundary near Emerson, Manitoba, and extending to Marshfield
where it
would connect with Michigan Wisconsin's proposed
project
Midwestern also would construct two compressor stations in
Minnesota with a rated capacity of 5,280 horsepower each, 56 miles
of lateral lines,
and 21 meter stations.
Midwestern plans to purchase about 204,000,000 cubic feet of gas
per day from Trans-Canada,
and 158,000,000 cubic feet of this would
be resold
to Michigan Wisconsin.
The remaining volumes would be
sold
to
Northern States Power
Co., Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.,
and United Petroleum Gas Co., all of Minneapolis, Minn., and to nine
Minnesota communities.
Michigan Wisconsin -proposes to build approximately 97 miles of
main line from Marshfield to Appleton,
Wis.; 65.4 miles of loop line
to
4-3/4%
190, p. 362.
$64,000,000.
Other nuclear vessels included
Shipyard's backlog above are
an
attack-class submarine,
a
missile submarine,
and an 1,100-foot aircraft carrier
which
the
will
with
The
Y.—V.
N.
ended June 23, 1958. Backlog
$259,314,870 compared with
the six months
during
aggregating
Polaris
of
Authorized
shoft
♦4Mi%.
the
June 23,
on
construction
purchased from Midwestern.
Midwestern's system would
With
CAPITALIZATION
.•
tures.
during
June
Inc.,
Is engaged in the planning,
complex systems for long range com¬
Engineers,
The company's principal executive offices are at
Beverly Hills, Calif.
called for redemption on Aug. 31, next, 778
preferred stock at $103.25 per share, plus
Payment will be
made
at
the Chemical Corn
30 Broad St., New York 15,
$83,110,167
prices
surveillance
and Industry, the company in 1959 changed
Corp.
The company's wholly-owned subsidiary,
and installation
networks.
munications
has
major contracts
the
guided
and
technology
Northrop
Communications
engineering
capital.
of
target
cumulative
dividends.
$380,627,622
The
serving
im¬
and
working
first six months of this year amounted to
$4,730,690, compared with $2,125,625 during the same period of 1958,
it was announced on July 29 by the company.
This is equal to $2.93
per share for" the' first six months ot
the current year as compared
to $1.33 for the 1958 period.
/\.f •'
V-IV/' ;• ..■ :
Gross income during the fifst six months was reported as $98,645,765
as against $78,210,289
during the comparable period of 1958.
The report further stated that billings of the company during the
six fiscal months ended June 29,
1959, were $103,562,571 compared
Net
Danbury, Conn., and provided another $'150,000
program for Avien, Inc.; a New York electronic and
instrumentation
to
additional
Up Sharply—
for
Pomi-conductor Corp.,
?n '
additions
capital
for
and
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Docks
investment according to company's program as
TPouired
he said, and it is anticipated that about" half of the availOhio
funds will be so invested by the end of the firm's first fiscal year.'
=!ince
4.50%
of
Exchange Bank,
funds are temporarily
and commercial paper,
President, said in his report to stockholders. These
withdrawn
ho
n
for
used
be
loans
bank
to
name
Page
State Electric & Gas Corp.—Partial Redemption
accrued
portion of Midwest Technical',*
short-term government obligations
in
J
Arnold
to
are
of
areas
new
of the company Is the develop¬
missiles,
electronic
equipment,
drones.
The company
a California corporation in
1939 and originally was
Aircraft, Inc.
As the result of its expansion into
and
organized as
Northrop
was
of
t4%'
$2A)'°maior
n,
proceeds
to repay
corporation
shares
ft-
in-Psted
net
provements,
$267 532.
aircraft
business
principal
manufacture
and
manned
&
*
at
development
and
requirements
ment
Co., Inc. announced on July 30 the
placement of $275,000 first mortgage bonds, series A due
at $3.75 per
vear
position by acquiring new and
advanced machines
are
expected to be required by reason of rapidly
manufacturing techniques and new design
of
the
aircraft
missile
and
electronics
industries.
which
tools
changing
other
and
expenses
BUSINESS—The
Wm.
„
public
A
$3.
at
this
nf
be
purposes.
New
last Fall,-61,500 shares of common stock
offering of 500,000 shares was issued in
share.
T^pome of only $2,354 from interest and dividends during this
wive
period resulted in a net loss of $31,022.
However, unliTPd
appreciation on investments for the six-month period was
realize
inirt
wlere
to
are
competitive
and
C.
D.
proceeds
$2,173,100.
were
nt-hs
company
the
Of
assets
tdi
m
si"
its
offered at $2 per share, through Investment Bankers of America, Inc.,
Records In-
7
(463)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
of class A common
stock.—V. 190, p 54.
shares
stock and 293,100 shares of class B
World Airways, Inc.—Debentures Of¬
corporation is offering to its stockholders
subscribe for $46,971,000 of 4%% convert 0,,hArJinatpH
Hphentures du<» Aug
1
1979 Oh the
Pan
American
fered—The
tue
...
r;2ht
f0
lble subordinated deoeniu es all-
&
,
6
(464)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
basis, of $100 principal amount of debentures for each
The
.
14. shares of capital stock held of record-on
July 29; The
subscription price is 100%. The right to subscribe will
expire on Aug. 12, 1959. The offering has been under¬
written by a group of investment bankers
headed by
to
$2,800,000
redeemed
at
during the years 1934-1968, inclusive.
the
debentures
will
be
redeemable
at
purposes
amount.
For
time
any
general
redemption
prices ranging from 1047/8%
at
.
to
proceeds
the
from
sale
of
the
proceeds
will
portion
a,
as
tion
of
be
of
used
either
funds
the
jet powered
aircraft
as
addition
an
required
in
to
flight and
is
anticipated
with
ground
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
IBank loans
1958
outstanding'under Oct. 31,
crbdit
47/e%
with
agreement
convertible
''The
3%%
39
"•/
banks
subordinated
tures, due Aug. 1, 1979
Sundry indebtedness
Capital stock ($1 par)
issued
This
30,000,000
The
(
1
,
130,000,000
add
45,971,000
116,575,948 shs.
934,000
promissory
notes
the
and
4%%
notes
were
pursuant
of
19,
tional
indebtedness,
etdck
by the
indebtedness.
the
payment
and
company
the
of
ratio
of
dividends,
specified
the
JThe Oct. 31, 1958 credit
agreement between the
banks provides for a
revolving credit under which an
Loans
an'^p^ajpnterest
agreement
borrow
may
also
in
not
the
on
at the prime rate
date
issue
of
39
D.
•
amount
to
determined
by
the
dependent on the amount borrowed, and to bear interest
■equal to the prime rate (as defined) on June 30, 1961 plus
off a per cent dependent on the number of instalments in
uqtes are repayable, but in no event less than 4,% or more
at
of
regard
to
which
•of dividends
amount
iiDoes
not
205,613
(3)
the
current
include
shares
8;250
Issued,
assets,
and
the
ratio
of
specified
indebtedness.
the
and
(4)
conversion
(7)
of
96,859
for
reserved
1,565,700
the
debentures
Brothers
Abbott,
A.
C.
Proctor
of stock held in
treasury, (2)
stock options outstanding.
employees stock (options not yet
initially reserved for issuance upon
Allyn &
Atwfll
&
Bache
Whipple
W.
Ball,
Burge
&
0.5
0.5
—
Co.
A.
G.
Becker
D.
H.
Blair
Co
0.3
C.
Bradford
&
Brown
AleX.
J.
Burnham
&
Co
Buck
&
&
Richard
W.
Robinson
2.0
Boston Corp
Corp.
Southeastern Co,
I^olger, Nolan, Fleming-W.
Co.,
Inc
Cranbery, Marache
&
Rotan,
Russ
Singer,' Deane & Scribner__-_
Smith, Barney & Co.—
William
Johnston,
Stone
p.
Si
Stroud
Sutro
Staats
&
Webster
Co
Vercoe
G.
0.3
&
&
C,
&
H.
Co.,
Inc
Neuhaus
&
Co
&
0.7
.
—"
Walston & Co., Inc,
Wertheim & Co.___•
Dean
92.
R.
The
of
Xor
the
among
The
filed
Federal
its
&
Williston
Witter
its
existing
decision,
June
Wayne,
Power
Commission
presiding^ examiners
16,
Mich.,
by
and
o*
i.57,000,000
customers
FPC
the
which
in
on
July
cubic
the
&
a
feet
Examiner
exceptions to it
&
includes
the
On
City
of
Detroit.
W.
by
gas
the
bank
manager of
of
to
(the
the
be
terminating
roads,
roads
would
26%.—V.
189
-
Offered
of
the
eceived
r
from
proceeds
will
company
'
i
Blyth
—
by
the
sale
of
&
the
used
to
repay
of
research
32,000
the
be
expmsion
aud
shares
offered
Co., Inc.
loans,
selling
shares
for
facilities.
the
by
118,000
bank
addi-'
None
of
stockholders
company.
to
or
/>
partially 7
that
.
See
bonds
5Vas
as
from:
came
sale
of
total
population
of
the
utilities and distribute
6 towns
in Maine,
the
12
had
of
state.
and
bonds-
assets
pursuant
to
are
of
$4,896,391.—V.
190,
be
issued.
of
for
of
assumption
cash,
the
seller
and
will
the
transfer
by
indenture
sell
its
The
and
assets
and
to
acquire
proposes
such
of
applicant
in
general
corporation, and
California -corporation.
a
sale
the
serial
Virginia
Inc.,
securities
5%
of
company
Inc.,'a. West
consideration
seller,
$1,227,175
California,
The
"
Rowe
•
j
in
the
of
will
assets
certain
amount
con¬
liabilities
of
$1,227,175.
Furniture
liquidate.
Corp.—Stock
Offering
Completed—
The recent public offering of
127,778 shares of common
stock at $14.50 per share by a, syndicate headed
by
F"rancis I. duPont & Co. has been
completed, all of the
said shares having been sold. For
additional details, see
V/190,
402.
p.
/Royal Dutch Petroleum
See
Canadian
(F. C.)
Frank
June
22
Eagle
Oil
C.-Russell,
President,
the highest for
history.
He
stated,* in
fident
the
sitions
Ltd.
above.—V.
189,
2461.
p.
Russell Co.—Reports Record June Sales-
.were
year
Co.—Acquisition—
Co.,
and
a
new
trend
17
announced
that
corresponding month in
-
year-end
upward
July
on
any
report, to' stockholders,
will
for
sales
the company's
■
continue
in
view
that
of
he
is
completed
con¬
acqui¬
planned which/will give the company "excellent
manufacturing units in most/ primary construction markets."
The
acquisitions, Mr.. Russell said, were costly and accounted for
temporary losses during the year.
The new subsidiaries are now in-
sales
ones
and
-
operation and showing "gratifying profits," he
reported.
forecasts sales of $20 million for the new fiscal
year, noting that
figure is. based on individual forecasts: made
by the company's
He
company:
$32,665 062
362.
p.
to. which
Rold. Gold,
subsidiary, Rold Gold
the
the
July
1,
1959,
division
a
be
Pullman-Standard
of
known
divisions.
The
he said.—V.
forecasts
should
189,
result
2038.
p.
in
a
net
profit,
after
of
tax,
.
without
and
Robert
J.
activities
Co.—V.
of
sonnel
in
or
intensive
military
wire
systems.
to include
The
—V.
well
as
writers,
merger
New
189,
the
related
to
location
more
whose
manufactures
and
control
base
plans
present
development
fills
Company,
Calif.,
systems
the
stock
by
measuring,
instrumentation.
Pyrometer
.
its
and
which
brated
1,0
for
Magnetic
around
design
line
Beach,
0.3
design
information.
product
of
announced
in
are
for
In¬
N.
needs
Penndel,
and
Y.,
its
of
Pa.
per¬
in
industrial
and
complete
as
measuring
components.
arranged
York
City.
by
Mr.
instruments
Arnold
Malkan
Malkan
is
and
&
cali¬
instrumentation
Co.,
director
a
out
Inc.,
of
under¬
Pyrometer.
P2V
shipments.
The
and
If
of
no
Interstate
rates—25
cents
35
per
100
the
in
Commerce
increase.
South
and
West
cents
per
100 pounds
in
the
East
and
Mountain Pacificwould
become effective
Sept.
1,
unless
suspended by
the ICC. The
differential in
the
East
and
Mountain
Pacific is
to
cover
higher
agency costs in those areas.
The
agency
Commission
a
filed
new
for
the
standard
increased
operations
rates,
in
submitting
agreement "between
the
to
stations,
wind
scheduled
are
to
A3D-2Q
Neptune and WV2
airborne
Grumman
Ryan's
aircraft.
Electronics
Division
navigational
systems,
hovering devices and missile
Rye
Tankers
estimates
be
or
installed
twin
jet
true
in
attack
early warning plane;
develop^
ground
and
Corp.—Private
Lockheed's
auto¬
helicopter
402.
Doppler
indicators,
systems.—V.
P5M
Martin
and three types
produces
velocity
guidance
data.
air-speed
the
bomber;
190,
p.
Placement—This
com¬
through Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., has ar¬
ranged to place privately 20-year notes secured by a
first preferred ship
mortgage.
Principal and interest
insured by the United States of America
under Title XI
of the Merchant Marine
Act, 1936, as amended.
pany,
the
agency
Research,
July 7 contracted to purchase
of
Princeton,
Gordon
che
S.
N.
J.,
for
Sloughter,
about
Inc.,
the
a
wholly
assets
of
$3,800,000,
President
of
E.
the
M.
R.
companies approved the agreement,
by Applied Science stockholders at a
Both
companies
telemetering
division
of
are
engaged
in
equipment.
Applied
Electro-Mechanical.
research
Science
subsidiary
owned
Applied Science
equivalent
two
proval
the
ground
Douglas
Schlumberger, Ltd.—Proposed Acquisition—
year
of
pounds
of
the
Electro-Mechanical
charges on less-than-carload
yield some $20,586,000 a
approved, the rise would
diversion in traffic because
higher
the
aid
systems
matic
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Seeks
Rate Rises—
This
corporation
on
July 23 filed with
Commission for an increase in
rates and
the
seaplane;
Long
industrial and
military
Acquisition of Magnetic broadens
the Pyrometer sales
was
The APN-122
(V) is a self-contained system that ■
automatically and
continuously computes and displays ground speed and drift
angle with¬
an
'present
supplies,
pyrometric
A $1,920,000
contract has been awarded this
company's Electronics
Division by the U. S. Navy for additional
spare parts and other support
equipment
for
the
Model
APN-122
(V)
Doppler
Radar
Navigator.
Ryan is currently producing those systems for a wide
range of naval
aircraft under
an
initial
$20,000,000
letter
of
intent
received
last
October.
•
These
instru¬
recording
plant
increase
and
in
use
2880.
p.
its
and
Thornwood,
sophisticated
plants
precision
controlling
program, to
thermocouples,
devices
of
by
'
Magnetic
V.
Metzger
companies.
expand
at
of
John
Presidents of the respective
Instruments Co. manufactures a
line
proprietary
physical
previously couducted
187, p. 2337.
Inc.—Acquisition—
100%
Levine,
Magnetic
ments
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Contract Awarded
by Navy—
Car
Manufacturing. Company
parent company, PMlman Inc.
The new divi¬
"Pullman-Standard" alid will carry on
its
as
Y;1
Mo., corporation filed an application with the
1959, under the Trust Indenture Act for
qualification of
sist
deli
also
the
of
.
2298.
p.
Valley Gas Co.—Private Placement—This
indenture
the
its
full
May 31,"• 1959,.
operating revenues
167,
prices
electricity
months-ended
consolidated
above.—V.
City,
July 24.
mortgage
•all
$15,800,000.
They
sell
Kansas
on
trust
a
together with
and
Consolidation—
Inc.
Rold Gold Foods Inc.—Seeks Indenture
Qualification
This
SEC
sale
redemption
bonds,
Stores,
through White, Weld Sr Co., has arranged to
place privately $1,500,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series
D, due 1979, and $1,200,000 of sinking fund debentures
due 1982, it was announced on
July 27.
i
12
other
Department
'Rio Grande
,
the
Federated
company,
competitive
general
V. 190, p. 402.
see
purpose.
of
at
details,
Rike-Kumler Co.—Proposed
$6,000,000 .will, be
an
at
group
redeemable
This corporation
has acquired
struments Co., Inc., it is
jointly
and
day
:
facilities
;
pror
The
will
the
the
9
income
will
0.2
per
be.
tional
proceeds',
loans
101.11%.
Pyrometer Co. of
America,
0.3
Frazee,
was
the County of
and
intermediate
Co., Inc.—Stock Offering Completed—The re¬
public offering of 87,000 shares of class A stock
by
Securities Corp. at $5 per share has
been com¬
pleted, all of the said shares having been sold. For addi¬
$15,000,000
net
Hampshire—Bonds Offered
Manufacturing
2.0
by
originating
/
Aetna
located' in
company,
Of
-
Construction)„ and
interruption all of the business
Pullman-Standard Car
0.5
company
the
proceeds
will
0.2
decision
this
natural
Harry
were
1989.
short-term
repay
for
this
competitive. bidding
1,
earlier
subsidiaries
assuming
a
by
plant
$1,000,000,
2.0
Co.
adopted
plan by
of
the
in-Vermont
net
sion
l.o
redis¬
agency's expenses
Pullman, Inc.—Unit
Changes Name—
0.7
Beane
Midwest.
Presiding
only
16
approving
its
2.0
Co
Yates, Heitner & Woods
allocation
80%
became
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Co.—FPC Adopts Plan
For Allocation of 157 Million
Cubic Feet of Natural Gas
Among Customers—
one
and
0.2
Co
reduc¬
a
Reheis
&
EARNINGS—For
0.2
White, Weld
J.
for
from, the
towns
and
Co.,
Wainwright *z Co—__
0.7
Co
0.3
0.5
0.3
1.0
at
Aug.
by
of
K bends
Blyth
6
0.7
Walker
to
won
bid
a
bids
electricity
Securities
Wachob-Bender Corp.
H.
was
on
0.5
0.7
Inc.
0.7
;
0.2
0.7
Co
Underwood,
1.0
0.3
Co
0.5
2.0
&
&
authorizing
sell
due
1.0
Corp.
1.0
_.
0.3
0.7
—
Lemon
190,
R.
for
Wasaington,
aggregate
0.2
0.5
Co
&
Co
Shopping
months ended May 31,
1959, the company
Kittery Electric Light Co., operate with a
minor
exception a single integrated
system furnishing electric service in
the
cities
of
Manchester,
Nashua,
Portsmouth,
Berlin, •. Dover,
Keene,
Laconia., Franklin,
Rochester and Somersworth and
172
other
New
Hampshire municipalities
having a population
of
about
458,000
or
0.7
&
the
at
EARNINGS—For
Electric Co. and
.1.0,
0.3
2.0
Inc.
0.5
0.5
Sterne, Agee & Leach
0.2
Co
0.2
Bros. & Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co
2.0
Co
Co._
&
Co
—
Co.
Humphrey, Inc.
Hutton
&
Co
Stein
1.0
Applegate
Hutton
&
locations:
case.
and
1.0
Shields
2.0.
each
0.2-
Co.'—
following
Tower-'- Plaza
tional
sale
of
395,000 shares of common
stock,be applied toward the
payment of short-term bank loans
incurred
for. construction
expenditures.- and the balance will be used
for con-i
struction and other
corporate purposes.
Expenditures by the company
during 1959 for construction are
expected to
0.3
&
Schwabacher
Weil, Labouisse,
E* F.
Co
Inc
Shearson, Hammill
0.3
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
W.
Co.,
0.2
H^ Hentz & Co.
Hooker & Fay—
&
&
Rothschild
&
the
quantity
about'a week.
w-\
.
PROCEEDS—Net
offered
„
will
2.0-
0.3
0.5
Ripley & Co.,
Friedrichs
Mosle
F.
and
used
were
0.2
—
order
an
issue
to
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
1.0
Inc.
0.5
0.5
&
Co.;
2.0
Halle & Stiglitz
Hallgarten & Co
&
&
issued
Pa.,
series
about
—
has
bonds
picceeds
&
:
L.
B.
'
0.5
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
1.0
_
0.7
Gardnerii^—0.5-;
Inc.
0.2
Gpldman, Sachs & Co.——
Hayden, Miller
Hayden, Stone
The
0.2
Robert Garrett & Sons—
Glore, Foigan & Co
—V.
Reynolds & Co.
—1.0
Hirst
E
Reinholdt'&
in
724,000
year,-, ending /
/'i
//
July stores in the chain numbered'1681.—V.
193^. 362.
1977
1.0.
0.2
First
Jackson
opened
against
fiscal
'
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Inc. jointly, 100.679;/Equitable
Securities,, Corp.
and
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities
Corp.
(jointly), 103.543; The
First-Boston Corp.
and Coffin ,& Burr, Inc.(jointly), .100.299, and
White, Weld, & Co., 109.1799,
Lehman Brothers bid V 101.462
for
a
5^4 %. coupon. '
0.5
Curtis
1.0
First of Michigan
Howard,
Webber,
Co
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Dillon, Union Secu¬
Harriman
Northwest
Paine,
0.7
Eyiis, Holyoke & Co
Hmanuel, Deetjen & Co..
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.
Hulme,
Pacific
0.7
Eberstadt & Co
Hibbs &
Leonard
S.
Moseley & Co..
1
Newburger & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co
Oppenheimer & Co.._^^—..
0.2
rities & Co
The
&
&
Fs
0.2
Co
.'—tTempleton
Lynch—
1,
Other
Co.,
v
Moore,
0.2
Curtiss, House & Co._„
Eastman
—
Mitchum, Jones
in
Co.
Fenner
Inc.
Inc.
0.2
J. M. Dain & Co., Ino
Dlrcon Bretscher Noonan, Inc.
Dominick & Dominick—.
Doolittle & 'Co.-l^-azJ-.__"_il
&
Smith
&
1,0
—
Corp,
Collins & Co.-
Drexel
—
be
current
company has called for
of the sinking fund,
The
0.5-
—>
to
feet
square
the
feet.
ranging from ,107.06% to par, and'at
sinking fund ;redemption prices
receding from 101.88% starting in 1962 to
par, plus accrued interest
>
0.5
0.2
Co
Co
of
which
July 29
0.2
Mid-Continent Securities
0.7
Clarke
&
0.7
Co
Co—
Co
0.7
Glark, Dodge & Co.
Julien
&
Sz
—.
&
Co...
0.3
Co.'__i
2.0
:
Bennett
McKelvy
0.2
Sons
Richard
the
0.2
0.5
Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
0.5
r
George D. B. Bonbright & Co.
J.
.
2.0
Co
Meeds
&
Marshall
McDonald
0.2
Inc
&
McCormick
1.0
Simmons
&
Blyth & Co.,
Inc..——
Manley,
The
1.0
—.-
Co.
&
Loewi & Co. Inc
0.3
Co.
Co.—
So
Freres
0.7
&
&
Ellis
B'oettcher
Inc.
Loeb
Bissell
the
underwriting
group which offered on July 30 an issue of
$8,000,000
first mortgage
bonds, series K 5 Ya %, due July 1, 1989,
at 101.93% and accrued
interest, to yield 5%. Award of
Lentz, Newton & Co
0.2
Lester, Ryons & Co.0.5
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
1.0
0.3
Co.,
Kraus—
&
&
Co.J
&
Baird
Bateman, Eichler &
Bear, Stearns & Co
Blynt
Lazard
for
square
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. is
2.0
Laird,
1.0
Bacon,
Robert
Jj. Barth
Kuhn,
1.0
Inc._
Inc
& Co.
of
2.0
0.2
Co.,
Co.,
Peabody & Co. Inc.—
Kohlmeyer & Co.
,
months
.
%
Kidder,
0.3
10.5
Paine
slated
881,000
total
a
•;•;
during the last six
added
Public Service Co. of New
offered
10.5
&
square
without
redemption on Sept. 1, next, through
$676,000 of its 5 VzVc
debentures due
100.225%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at the Manufacturers
Trust Co., 67 Broad
St., New York, N. Y.
—V. 189, p. 2570.
/
;
' .'
.
Hornblower & Weeks
SEC
The
hereby.
../■■/.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters
and
the
-respective percentages of the unsubscribed debentures to be
purchased
toy each of them are as follows:
Dehman
or
1,604,000
first
March
employees
%
feet-
69,000
operation
co
key
shares
months,
be
'
in
Schwabacher & Co. made public
offering on July 30
of 150,CC0 shares of common stock
(no par) at $7.50 per
chare.
Of the 150,000 shares
offered, 118,000 represent
new
financing by the company, and 32,000 shares are
being ^old by certain selling stockholders.
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
shares
key
for
to
of the
•
agency expenses and
.
for
be filed
agreement calls
share of the
and
in
.
,
reserved
shares
assets
open-
others
Square
another
modernized
—V.
the
net
of
specified
to
amounts
are
add
or
would
first
/
scheduled
of
will
altered
applied to the company's 1959 construction
program
reimburse its
treasury for previous expenditures for
190, p. 93.
rate
agreement contains,
with
be
the
three
increase of\301,000
stores
31
the
two years
provision
of
tariffs',, providing
operating
Ray therm Corp.— Stock
scheduled
and
,
ceeds
than 5%.
among ocner provisions, restrictive covenants
creation ot additional
indebtedness, the payment
purchase of stock, the ratio of debt to net
worth, the
Such
an
buildings
,
mortgage, bonds,
$9,000,000 will be applied
limits
a
for
will
has
company
new
stores
six
Johnstown,
fraction
a
in
established
stores
the end
The
4Va% )-
within
company
stores
the
90
year
first
new
said,
buildings,
space
in
next
new
cent
of
be
new
stores
new
37%
2723. /'
p.
the
regional carriers.
this
rate
commodities,
of
the
over
by
.'" pay;;
i''./■.
Batten
space.
Columbia, will',';
feeti This
square
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Bond
Financing Approved
that on June 30,
19ol
the
company
$130,000,000 on notes payable in 6, 8 or
instalments
commencing Dec.
31,
1961,
the
lfy equal semi-annual
number of instalments
10
paid
■*
of
provision
Under
C.
At
(as defined
(currently
by
stores
Aug.y;l,
incentive
number
a
Whittier,
and
Costa
Mesa,
in
/• BUSINESS—Raytheon
Calif.;
Westminister
and
Ps
wholly-owned
Shopping Center,'"Denver,1 Colo.;
subsidiary,
North
Rayclad
Gateway Shopping Center, Jacksonville,
Tubes,
Inc.,
are
engaged in the design,
Fla.; Central Shopping Plaza, ,)
development,* manufacture
and sde o' insulated
Miami, Fla.; Moreland Shopping Center,
hook-up wire and cable, miniature coaxial cable
Atlanta^ Ga.; Norman, Okia.;^'.:
end shrinkable
Southland
tubing us^d primorily in the internal
Shopping
Center,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.;
wiring systems
Monterey
Shopping
of aircra.t, missiles and electronic
Center, Lubbock, Tex., and Penn-Mar
devices.—V. 190, p. 93.
Shopping Center,
provides
excess
510,000
He,, said
on
key
tribution
28,
District,' of
or
added
A
all
outstanding at any one time through June 30,
evidenced/btfThbtes payable at the end of the calendar
are
the
space,
feet
/./-'/-vd'
new
'starting
July
on
Springdale
Shopping
Center,
Mobile,
Ala.;
Center,
Phoenix, Ariz.; Victorville, East
of
and
company
and
floor
16
new
January
The
specified
aggregate
Mr.
fiscal
the
next
be
may
quarter in which issued
in. such agreement) in effect
£uch
to
announced
states
new
square
established
of
the
for
'
of'$130,000,000
1961.
purchase
assets
16
Total
to separate loan agreements dated
May 10, 1955 and
1956, respectively with 18 and 12 insurance companies,
respec¬
tively, The agreements in the aggregate provide for fixed
sinking fund
payments of $5,850,000 on March 1 of each
year from
1936 to 1979,
both inclusive, with final
payments of $8,100,000 on March 1, 1980,
unless payments are deferred
(to a date not later than March 1, 1995)
us' provided in the agreements. Such
agreements contain, among other
provisions, restrictive covenants with regard to the Creation of addi¬
Dec.
of
addition
promissory
nine
of
451,000
existing modern
Expansion of
feet, and about
48,971,000
10,000,000 shs.
in
acres
with
addition,
ing
—-
stores,
12
President,
months.
In
83,200,000
deben¬
!—_•
new
nearly
six
'
Batten,
13
open.
'year
M.
contrasts
;
tions
Penney Co.—Schedules 13 New
Stores—,,
department store chain is planning to
the last half
of
its
current
fiscal
William
Outstanding
$60,000,000
promissory notes due Mar. 1, '93 $60,000,000
promissory notes due Mar. 1, '95
30,000,000
*4%%
(J. C.)
FINANCING
Authorized
*3%%
ments."
capital,
acquisi¬
equipment,
che
during
CAPITALIZATION
•
be
will
working
connection
related
and
It
both.
or
the
100%
debentures
Initially be added to Par. American's corporate funds.
or
For
may
•-
:
PROCEEDS—Net
the
they
purposes
July 16 order includes 127,and
the railroads.
The new agreement
000,000
cubic
feet
was
which
will
becomeavailable, after --Panhandle
unanimously. approved
we^kv.before by the 178 carriers in the
abandons sales to Michigan Consolidated
express business. It is
Gas Co., plus another 30,000,- V"
designprt
to; put the agency, on a self-sustaining basis.-cubic
feet
of
additional
/
capacity made available/by- reasonVbf
„
;••;
V
// William. B,
Johnson, President/ of the
Panhandle's
having • modernized and turbqehargedr
agency,
in
the
application '
tsometj'-!^rpipr8ss6r -'K to the Commission said that as a result of
stations.
'•
drastic, economies in
" !'•; C '
thp
The
h-^ndling of express in recent months, the.
FPC
last
Dec.
19
authorized
railroadi industry's
abandonment of.. the
-sales'ydo a!; '( pocket loss on the business this
out-nf
Michigan Consolidated effective March 15, -195S;-year
would be held to
but"tills Action '.wasp-'"^' based on
$18,500 oort" *
later stayed
present volume,, rate and cost levels...
pending determination ol' the allocation of' the
Earlier
gas which,
thisiyear tha
will a: thus
agency had., forecast that the out-of-pocket
become
available.
The
loss-would be $38,000
July
1G -order- .provides, for?' the ;
000
Mr
Johnson said that if the
rate
abandonment to. become." effective, in 30 days#
increases were permitted '
'j.*?:'■. 'jC' 'V
*
the
Of
agency plans to embark, on a $10,900,009 ca/ital
the
total
volume
whichPanhandle now; delivers to
expenditure program
Michigan
that would result in
Consolidated, 125,000,000 cubic feet goes to the Detroit
savings of about $3,903,000 .a year.- ■
area and 2,000,/.
'
,/
000 to Ann
7 The new operating agreement between the
Arbor, Mich.
:
',
"V:'''' "v:«
agency and, the
railroads
Commissioner Arthur Kline concurred in the
preyides; for -continuing the present system of a
pooling, and division
order.-/pointing out that
of all express
the majority action
revenues
in authorizing complete
among, the
carriers
abandonment !;of service
through June 30, 1961
At- t" at
cirr.e : the
by, Panhandle to
agency
will begin
Michigan
Oj-wJiiaa:ea
aha-;,int barrmg
purchasing rail transportation H
Mifchigan
for its own
Consolidated
from
account, as required. Through this method
participating
in
the
allocation
Mr.
proceedings', was -."v
Johnson
noted,/"the agency will succeed or fall on its own
binding upon him.
He said, however, that he still held
his original
merits."
'
view
Mr. Johnson said the
that
the
public
interest
would
agency also planned a
be
best, served, by
comprehensive review
permitting
of its rate structure "with the
Michigan Consolidated to receive a portion of
objective of simplification and
the, gas.—V. 189, p. 708.
adjust¬
.
-
fund
1959
...
debentures are convertible into capital stock of the company
any time at $30 a share.
(
Beginning in 1969 the issue will have the benefit of a mandatory
einjdng fund under which the company will be required
to retire
$2,800,000 principal amount of debentures annually.
Pan American,
at
its option, may retire up to an additional. $2,800,000 annual y
during the mandatory sinking fund period, and also may optionally
up
3
...
The
principal
Monday, August
.
allocated by the
gas
•
at
sinking
of
.
000
Lehman Brothers and Hornblower & Weeks.
retire
total volume
.
said
which
meeting
on
would
to
$9
that
is
a
Aug.
to
ap¬
6.
instrumentation
be
of
directors
subject
on
on
Corp.
share.
managed
and
a
as
.
Electro-Mechanical Research is situated in
Sarasota, Fla. Its parent.
Schlumberger, Ltd., an international concern with
headquarters
in
the Netherlands
Antilles, is engaged in oil well
servicing and manu¬
factures electronic equipment for the
missile industry!—V. 189, p. 2461
.
.
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
dealers
international cargo and military personnel carrier has ar\rpd to finance the acquisition of five long-range Canadair turbo¬
s/aircraft costing $23,000,000. The corporation intends to use the
^
for expanded
trans-atlantic cargo service if approved by the
S Aeronautics Board.
corporation raised the money by selling to Aviation Financial
/vices Inc. and leasing back five Super Constellations and 15
nptnes '
The rental is $35,000 a plane and $1,500 an engine a month.
a
iacion
Financial Services placed privately $9,429,000 of first and
V/nd mortgage notes of Airborne Carriers, Inc., a subsidiary in order
The
and
ganized
three
Offered—Eastman
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Debentures
Union Securities & Co. and associates offered for
public'sale on July 28 a new issue of $3,000,000 20-year
5% subordinated debentures convertible on or before
July 15, 1969- T*16 debentures are priced at 100% and
accrued' interest. The offering was oversubscribed and
the
quire,
well
sinking fund, beginning in 1970 and extending through
for annual payments sufficient to retire 10%
of the
sinking fund redemption price is par. Optional redemption
A
1978,
issue.
prices
The
principal amount.
- .
; .
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
from 105 to the
range
PROCEEDS—Net
working capital
general corporate purposes, including
modernization of plant and equipment.
for
us°d
further
reported sales and miscellaneous income
months ended April 30 compared with
was
company
the
for
$17,023,609
four
$13,369,631 for the 1958 period. Net income for the 1959 period
$418,853 compared with a net loss of $58,184 in 1958. For the
calendar
sales
net
year,
amounted
$48,134,084
to
net
and
1958
income
$1,070,089.-
was
Authorized
series
3,000,000
cumulative
4 V2 %
(par $100)
5%
cumulative
preferred
prior
class
18,792 shs.
18,792 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$1)
(par
11587,626 shs.
term loan matures in 15 years, subject to required annual
200%
the right to incur
indebtedness
for
borrowed
money,
including
current
debt.
places certain restrictions upon the payment of dividends.
further
also
It
bonds
tThese
or
the
are
obligations
of
of
53,421 shares
excludes
the number
conversion
the
of
additional
number
of
dilution
paid
funded
Seiberling
Rubber
of
Co.
as-
dividend on July 23,
1959
initially reserved for issuance
a
presently indeterminable
may be used to satisfy any anti¬
stock
plus
underwriters
Union
Securities
all the debentures,
their respective names:
purchase
Securities
C.
Securities
Corp.,
Indianapolis,
for the sale
Ind.,
will
1, 1960 to an amount sufficient
prices not to exceed 100%
plus
1959.—V.
188,
150,000
Reynolds & Co
Schwabacher & Co
180,000
180,000
90,000
300,000
Goldman,
Sachs &
300,000
Stephens,
Johnston,
Lemon
180,000
J.
150,000
Winslow,
McDonald
—V.
Co
&
190,
Co.
&
90,000
Inc.
Inc.
Wheat
C.
94.
p.
150,000
Snow, Sweeny & Co.,
Co
&
Cohu
&
150,000
90,000
__
Stetson
90,000
"Shell" Transport & Trading Co.,
Ltd.—Acquisition—
See Canadian
Eagle Oil Co.,
Ltd.
above.—V.
189,
exhaust
to
the
sum
interest
accrued
—
to
392.
p.
and
Sip'n Snack Shoppes, Inc.—Common
Bankers
Stock
Offered—
of
America, Inc., of Washington,
D. C., on July 20 publicly offered
200,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
PROCEEDS—To
working
repay
loans, for purchase of
and
general corporate purposes.
capital
equipment,
for
and
BUSINESS—The
I
company
is primarily engaged in
the operation
counters,
bars
and
refreshment
stands
in
various
retail
sport and amusement centers, on both a concession and
management basis.
It was incorpoprated on March 30, 1959 under the
laws of the State of Delaware to
acquire all of the outstanding fetock
of Sip'n Snack
Shoppes of Pennsylvania, Inc., Sip'n Snack Shoppes
of New Jersey, Inc., and
Sip'n Snack Shoppes of New York, Inc.
of
snack
stores
and
CAPITALIZATION
„
.
,
GIVING
EFFECT
Sundry indebtedness
stock
(10
PRESENT
TO
disposable convenience items
for
re-sale.
A total of $2,441,045 has been
appropriated for modernization and
expansion of the corporation's pulp, board and paper mills.
The largest single expenditure is $1,800,000 for rebuilding two
paper
machines
at the company's Brewer, Me., mill.
The modernization Is
expected to increase the machines' capacity by 30 %.
Standard also Is
completely modernizing the finishing operations in the Brewer mill.
Major items in the company's capital program for its converting
plants are the purchase of 21 acres of land and a 77,000 sq. ft.
Industries
of
100,000
divisions
Ind.
The building, acquired from Yuba Con¬
Francisco, Calif., will be enlarged by an
The
investment
in
site,
buildings, and
San
ft.
sq.
for
$3,000,000
have
five-color
new
a
capacity in plastic
annealing and rolling foil.
been
press,
film
allocated
Stauffer
This
to
approval
The
and
for
common
by
addition
in
Chemical
converting
equipment, in¬
improved
facilities
for
the
Board, Standard
This compares with
Merger—
Works
provides
each
share
Stauffer
to
the
for
plan
to
Victor
of
about
of
7,242,670
exchange
an
subject
merge,
of
This
common.
1,700,000
Stauffer
shares
shares
of
share
one
will
of
call
common
outstanding
now
following the two-for-one split last April. It is contemplated that the
3Vi%
$100 par preferred shares will become 3V2%
$100 par
preferred shares of Stauffer,
according to the statement.—V.
189,
p. 857.
Victor
cents
par)
1,000,000 shs.
has
the
Co.,
V
17,000 wts.
17,000 wts.
Price
of
elected
acquired
purchase
Pty.,
12,000,000-acre
a
of
100%
Tulsa,
Ltd.,
the
transaction
President
Okla.,
officials
Company
concession
stock
the
of
in
Australia-
of
it is announced
by Jesse A.
presently
are
permits,
prospecting
of
and
entering
disclosed,
but
Mr.
who
True,
new
a
Australian Government for
desirous
not
was
the
of
reported that it involved
to
Australia
in
renewals and
negotiating
extensions of
1578.
discussions
conduct
with
terms
with
other
interests
corporation
with
has
offices
at
retained
509
public
as
Charles
Madison
Mathieu
&
Avenue,
New
counsel.—V.
relations
190,
Co.,
International
York,
Zurich,
and
199.
p.
and
Vi,r/heioFf(*eLal p.ower
Commission has scheduled oral argument for
in Washington, D. C., in the proceedings involving proposals
*1,4
.L:1company
estimated cost
of
to
construct
about
natural
gas
pipeline
facilities
12,000,000
on
acres
(18,900
arirfiKla
servlce in GeorSia with
,^XCept!,ona w.ere filed to
that
the
oral
ers
involved
in
applications
and
by
an
decision June
a
gas
purchased
from
Delhi-Taylor Oil
three-well
11
Southern
the examiner's decision, and the Commisargument
the
issues
Southern
would
be
presented"
are
involved
concerned
by
in
the
with
"the
exceptions.
almost
proceedings. In
its system capacity
1,365,000,000 cubic
contracted gas reserves from fields in' southwest
tvno" ZP
an<? s°utheast Louisiana. The other project is a "budgetud
tr, P-f aaasa/L under
which Southern would build facilities costing
000 V./mu ^ith the cost of any single project limited to $500,to
enable it to attach new
gas supplies.—V.
189, p .2461.
'
j
daily
Southfond Oil Ventures, Inc., Houston,
Tex.—Registers
14,000 feet. Numerous shows of oil and
have been reported.
the agreement
with the sellers, Sterling Oil will
depth of 10,000 feet by 1961.—V. 190, p. 266.
to
a
drill
a
test
Studebaker-Packard
Corp.—New
Vice-President—
for 10 years Vice-President and Treasurer of
more recently Executive
Vice-President of Revlon,
elected Vice-President of Studebaker-Packard Corp.
in charge of diversification activities.
Harold
E.
Churchill,
President, in making the announcement on
William
Mewhort,
D.
Inc.,
has
and
been
July 24, stated that
of the
committee
Mewhort will be responsible to the
Mr.
Securities
the
under
$1
onn
tioh
this
Securities
executive
be
of
$10,000.
offered
The
in
units
offering
of
will
$5,000
be
with
made
a
by
minimum
officers
of
com-
the
1,—V.
Sept.
Regulation
a
Act
has
A exemption
respect to a
with
1933
of
190,
404.
p.
issued
an
order
from registration
stock offering by
conditional exemption from registration
respect to public offerings of securities
In a notification filed Nov. 8,
1957, Trepac proposed the public offering of 20,000 shares of common
stock at $2 per share.
The company is said to be engaged in the
not
the
provides
A
Securities
exceeding
business
of
in
used
a
with
Act
in
$300,000
amount.
assembling and selling
the
electronic device called TREPAC
an
field.
communications
Commission
The
in
asserts
its
conditions
of Regulation
A were not
complied with; that Trepac's offering circular was false and mis¬
leading in respect of various material facts; and that the stock offer¬
ing would and did violate Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of the
Securities Act.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the question Whether the suspension should be vacated
order
that
made
or
various
and
terms
permanent.
Among other things, the Commission's order asserts that Trepac's
offering
circular
failed
to
disclose
various
information,
including
the
that
in
25c
fact
ancl
the
prior to the public offering Trepac sold
share, material transactions between the
and affiliates, and outstanding
options for the purchase of securities, as well as the failure to specify
the stage of development,
manufacture and testing of other products
of the company and the failure to include appropriate financial state¬
ments.
The order also challenges a statement that Trepac was nego¬
tiating for the sale of 10,000 common shares for $10,000, in that said
stock
at
shares
with
issued
were
the
and
per
for
the
to
respect
vestors
year
40c
management officials
and its
other
consideration
a
percentage
stock
of
therefor
consideration
to
in
than
be
cash;
owned
relation
to
statement
a
by
the
in-'*
public
stock
owned
insiders and the consideration therefor; and a statement that a
potential market for 500,000 units of TREPAC exists and that the mar¬
ket is increasing as much as 100,000 units each year.—V. 186, p. 2201.
by
fered—Public
Pipe Line Corp.—Securities Of¬
offerings of $20,000,000 5Vs%
issues
The
Vice-President
Edward
Dr.
and
Inc.,
and
A.
J.
A.
H.
of
M.
the
headed
is
by
Theodore
R.
Chancellor
of
Porta;
Litchfield,
Chairman
and
commence
issue
board
directors
of
J.
Finder,
the
of
New
York
University of
Smith-Corona
Sonnabend, Chairman and President of
of Hotel Corp. of America.
attorney;
Pittsburgh
Marchant,
Botany Mills,
President
Months' Sales
A
sized
197%
E.
Harold
sales of
$12,073,281
upon
of
President
announced
$"09,816,771 for the first half year, up
in the similar six months a year ago.
in the
Sales
12
months'
June
second quarter of
1959
30
model
totalled
its conveniencein the first six
share if redeemed on or before Aug. 1,
1964; at $106 per share if redeemed during the year ending Aug. 1,
1965; and at prices decreasing 50 cents annually thereafter. For the
sinking fund the preferred stock will be redeemable at $100.
....
197%
sales amounted to
over sales of $70,681,152
increase
company
miles of
loop line
Crossing.
of
purchase laterals in and offshore Louisiana; 58 miles of
Jersey;
and completion of a new Hudson River
gas
in
New
BUSINESS—Transcontinental
33.8%
over
Mr.
Churchill
creased
working
$54,072,262
in
noted
Coast
the
to
and
Talb
This
of
a
124%
Studebaker-Packard's earnings have in¬
since
year-end
to
$57,717,641,
including
marketable securities.—V. 190, p. 266.
that
Industries, Inc.—New Development—
employee
fighting! the
(Pa.)
new
dreaded
staphylococcus
operates
an
bacillus
now
plaguing
hospitals.
interstate pipe¬
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
series
due
^
1975
series
due
$169,446,000
40,000,000
50,000,000
—
25,000,000
35,000,000
20,000,000
1976—
5%
due
series
4%%
series
series
5Va%
1977—
1978
due
due
series
1979
1980
due
$146,546,000
20,000,000
20,000,000
3%%
5%
18,725,000
19,600,000
50,000,000
25,000,000
.
1978
due
Cumulative
value,
preferred stk., without par
issuable in scries
$50
value
(stated
share).--
$4.90
series
$5.96
value
-
——
(stated
series
$100
$100
value
$100
100,000 shs.
series'Tstated
value
$100
per
v,„
per
therein.
stock
(par
bonds
50
cents)
in
one
securing
The
total
of
the
33/4%
or
.MAAA
icnnnn=h«
150,000 shs.
.
150,000 shs.
§15,000,000 shs.
9,957,472 shs.
may be issued under the
subject to the
ader
bonds,
the
more
principal amount
mortgage is limited
are
.
150,000 shs.
-
♦Additional
mortgage
A
150,000 shs.
share)
1977
150,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
per
(stated
Common
506,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
r
share)
:
.
>
550,000 shs.
—_
series
■
per
-
value
„
1,500,000 shs.
per
-
(stated
•-
(
20,000,000
—
1977_
que
main
Gulf
area.
mortgage pipe line bonds:
37/8%
bonds
firm has just announced the development
product
which
promises to drastically reduce
absenteeism due to cold infections. It is also effective in
Philadelphia
dramatic
and
York-New Jersey-Philadelphia
New
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
strong
.
capital
cash
owns
system for the transportation and sale of natural gas. The
pipeline system extends 1,842 miles from the Texas and Louisiana
line
share )
sales
of which
estimates that it will spend approximately $109,000,000
after April 30, 1959 to complete a construction program scheduled at
that date for completion in 1959 and 1960. Among the principal projects
scheduled for construction are: 252 miles of transmission pipeline and
The
$5.60
units,
this financing will be applied
PROCEEDS—Most of the proceeds from
toward the prepayment of outstanding bank loans the proceeds
or are to be used for construction purposes.
during the entire 1958 model year.
upturn in the first six months, an
the first half of 1958.
126,256
at $110
have been
that
1959 totalled $94,360,965 and earnings
cars
thereafter the annual sinking
1974;
1,
each 100 shares of stock. The new preferred
per
$5.70
passenger car
sales showed
a
through Aug.
will bo redeemable
since their introduction through
greater than all of Studebaker-
passenger
Packard's
Truck
period
fund will be five shares for
share)
of
annual sinking fund which will
will retire approximately 90% of
an
sinking fund the bonds will be redeemable at par.
preferred stock will be entitled to an annual sinking fund
2.5 shares for each 100 shares, commencing with the 12
months' period ending Aug. 1, 1965, and continuing in each succeeding
$4 318,290.
Sales
of
and which
The
t$2.55 'series
Churchill,
the benefit
1962
For the
6 Yb %
1959.
of
1,
prior to
♦Debentures:
Higher—
profitable seconf quarter, built
Lark, resulted in net earnings
months
Feb.
on
maturity. The company may redeem the new bonds
at prices ranging from 105.125%
to 100% except that no redemption
may be carried out for five years as a part of a refunding operation
involving the incurring of debt with an interest rate of 5.15% or less.
4%
Six
oversubscribed and the books closed.
were
bonds will have
Authorized
Russell Forgan, of Glore,
Forgan & Co., and Frank J. Manheim, partner of Lehman Brothers,
as
co-chairmen.
Its
membership includes
Mr. Churchill;
Executive
nno
nt
and
jet
corporation.
Regulation
under
such
corP?ration with offices at 2802 Lexington, Houston, Texas,
*ration statement with the SEC on July 22, 1959, covering
Participating interests in its 1959 Oil and Gas Explora-
by
Commission
Exchange
and
suspending
temporarily
directors.
of
board
Committee
Executive
Securities and Exchange Commission—
filMhlo
first
the
flights scheduled
jet
.
itn
Vice-President
Senior
July 20.
TWA
on
service
amounting to
Dallas, where a well is currently drilling on a
The first well is now below 7,500 feet and is pro¬
gressing to its target depth of
the
ne c°mpany is seeking authority to increase
fe°?\ J!Pr?Xin?a,te y 990-°00.000 cubic feet dally to
f_
is located
Corp.,
program.
and
new
which
Sterling Oil just recently acquired a major interest from the syndi¬
cate which purchased all of the properties of Gulf Oil Corp. and Gulf
Refining Co.. in the prolific Citronelle Oil Field in Alabama.
The Australian acquisition is subject to an existing option held by
Cordillera Mining Co. to acquire a 50% interest in the purchased cor¬
poration contingent upon Cordillera's continuation and completion of
geologic evaluations and explorations on these lands.
The lands are adjacent on the northeast to holdings of Santos Ltd.
and
Delhi Australian
Petroleum Ltd.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of
South
by
Brisbane
center along the eastern coast.
Inc.,
Emery J. Woodall filed
faciHties, together with a $1,947,000 project
Natural Gas Co., of Thomasville, Ga. to provide
,
Natural
at
$55,266,000.
oufuC Presiding Examiner
500 miles northwest of
about
are
dead
The
Southern Natural Gas
Co.—Proposed Construction—
Kv
31
Boston
new
Trepac Corp. of America, Englewood, N. J.—Stock Of¬
the
miles) under an "Authority to Prospect No. 52P," on the Great
Basin in the heart of Queensland, the down under continent's
northeastern state. These lands are near the community of Longreach
Textron,
SoundScriber Corp.—Public Relations Counsel—^
This
of
the
fering Suspended by SEC—
the acquired
the Australian oil picture.
Sterling Oil now owns exploration rights
Inc.,
nrtu
to
gage
President.
True,
23,000
Switzerland,
total
a
53
23,000
p.
flights
yield 5.15%. The preferred stock was priced at $100 per
share, plus accrued dividends from Aug. 11, 1959. Both
through
Oil
350,000 shs.
options
Warrants
metropolitan center to join Trans
of Boeing 707 service with the
between Boston,
Chicago and
network
jet
was
corporation
American
well
Stock
189,
first
"Sterling Oil wholly-owned
subsidiary,
cash purchase with the option by the sellers
to take Sterlin stock in payment.
cession in Australia—
$5,927
Stock
—V.
the
first mort¬
pipe line bonds, due Feb. 1, 1980, and 150,000 shares
of
$5.60 cumulative preferred stock were
made on
July 29 by underwriting groups headed jointly by White,
Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. The
bonds were priced at 09.69%, plus accrued interest, to
Sterling Oil of Oklahoma, Inc.—Acquires Major Con¬
Under
Outstanding
154.
p.
flights between
St. Louis, Los Angeles
and San Francisco will become effective on
Aug. 21. Another jet first between Washington/Baltimore and Chicago.
will
begin on Sept.
1. With the addition of Boston, TWA will be
offering jet service to more U. S. cities than any other airlines with
company
stockholders.
proposal
issuance
the
Co.—Proposed
Victor
and
their
of
merger
Stauffer
for
Chemical
company
the
to
rotogravure
new
extrusion
According to R. Carl Chandler, Chairman of
expects to reach $97,000,000 in sales in 1959.
$62,600,000 in 1958—V. 190, p. 266.
gas
FINANCING
Authorized
,
Common
coast-to-coast
of
addition
In
The
Artesian
Investment
11th
the
become
Airlines
Angeles on Sept. 1, E. O. Cocke
System General Manager, announced
3,
Aug.
convertible
square
2461.
p.
189,
Corp. above.—V.
Airlines, Inc.—To Expand Jet Service—
Los
5%
corporation on July 21 announced that the capital expenditure
for the year ending Dec. 31, 1959 will total $6,690,822.
Of
this
sum,
$4,249,777 has
been
allocated
to
the
corporation's
12 converting plants,
which produce paper, film and foil packaging,
the
Inc.
a
The
Australia
150,000
—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Inc.—
Co
set
Ohio Co._
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
Drexel & Co
—
amounts
to retire first mort¬
building; $40,000 for con¬
sand-handling system; and
$190,000
new
for
capital.
Pictures
will
Boston
inauguration
until
it of first mortgage
to
July
at
1,
This
_$750,000
Co.,
principal
The
Co
&
Allyn &
by
to
opposite
below,
reprsented
have
severally agreed
Co.,
&
the
Dillon, Union
Eastman
A.
in
named
follows:
as
$40,000
: Transcontinental Gas
Dillon,
Eastman
which
working
Columbia
World
provision.
shares
used
system;
Trans World
program
upon
shares
of
debentures,
UNDERWRITERS—The
%
due
$5,337
Sept.
stock
^Includes
but
restrictions
Ltd.
Canada,
upon
of
certain
places
City
receive tenders
bonds
whichever
of $7,500,000
is
and
consolidated
debt,
defined,
be
Time, Inc.—Unit Disposes of Interest—
See
J
creased
stk.
preferred
The
1959
prepayments of $231,000 commenceing in 1962.
The note agreement
requires the company to maintain consolidated net current assets, as
greater,
Louisiana.
Approximately
19,559 shs.
—i
stock
5%%
♦The
950,000
filter
—
July 21.
on
will
$96,000 for construction of
of
for
$34,000
,
equipment will be $1,270,000.
The enlarged plant will house Standard's Royal Lace Paper Division,
which will be moved in entirety from its present location in Brook¬
lyn, N. Y.
27,355 shs.
A
struction
additional
stk.
;
$100)
(par
Common
3,000,000
1,000,000
bonds;
gage
ac¬
Sprague Devices, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds—
additional
$3,000,000
1973
due
A,
will
the cost of all additional (development) wells will be paid
participants and other owners of the oil property interests,
each in proportion to his interest.
The exploration program will be
largely but not exclusively confined to the Gulf Coast Aijea of Texas
solidated
Outstanding
$3,000,000
due 1974
25-year
5%
subordinated debentures
due July 15,
1979
}514% first mtge. sinking fund bonds,
loan,
term
*5%%
Southland
proceeds
Private Placement
—
by
building in Fort Wayne,
FINANCING
PRESENT
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAP1TALIZATION
operations of the exploration program.
behalf of the participants, one half of
announced
The
Standard Packaging Corp.—Capital Expenditure Prog.
Rouge.
EARNINGS—The
of
was
and
BUSINESS—The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture
and sale of rubber tires for automobiles, trucks, buses, trailers, tractors,
farm implements, earthmoving equipment and industrial and materials
handling equipment. General offices are in Akron. The company owns
14 3 <"c of the stock of the Copolymer Rubber & Chemical Corporation
which owns and operates a synthetic rubber and butadiene plant at
Baton
of
'
,
as
listed
and
for
redeemed
provides
own
sale
/,
of
partners
is
that "Sanifloor; It is
cloths and mops. Tests nave shown
also provide a 30%
brighter
cleaning
This
company, through Dean Witter & Co., has arranged to
place privately $400,000 of promissory notes due 1971, it
Development
and
Cornell
to
Thomas & Skinner, Inc.
Associates, a partner¬
these two firms or¬
president.
He
and
all the outstanding stock of the company.
participating interests will be used to carry
officers
Drew
15
Dust"-impregnated
mops
approved for hospitals.
the interest In the
conducted, oil properties acquired and test wells drilled
by the two named firms, for three-fourths of the cost thereof. If and
when a discovery is made, the cost of casing and completing the test
conversion
privilege, unless the debentures are previously
into common stock is at the rate of $25 per share.
The
on
the
chemical
Petroleum
The
officers
of
within
operations^
and
books closed.
-
other
a
a
and
and
"Sani-Dust," the product sanitizes floors, walls and equipment
minutes after treatment. It is applied as a dust control
Called
efforts
receive
Southland.
Proceeds
Dillon
a
will
by them
Lafayette, La.,
ship, of Houston.
out
the
on
who
raised
of
Constellations.—V. 189, p. 709.
the
to buy
best
basis and by certain investment firms as
commission of 3%
of the amount solicited
working interest equal to one-eighth of the
011 property interests
acquired by participants through them.
The primary purpose of the
Exploration Program is to search for
new
oil and gas fields.
Upon the discovery of oil and/or gas in pay¬
ing quantities, development wells will be drilled as required.
The
exploration program • will be conducted through Drew Cornell, Inc.,
company
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Sale—Lease—
-rhis
9
(465)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
or
outstanding,
series
which may be outstanding under
except that, so long as any
to $750,000,000,
3%% series or any of the 4%
such limitation is f350'00°-000
payments and final maturities on
bonds and debentures
(Continued on page 48)
d®beu.tures <*u®
will be payabia
a
to,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(466)
Per
DIVIDENDS
.
separate
Dividend announcements are grouped in two
tables.
first
the
In
an the. dividends
indicate
we
the current week. Then we follow
second table in whieh we show the Payments
nounced during
a
with,
American
Crompton
,
Name
Acme
of Company
Wire
Alabama
Allied
'
Co.
*
.
'
Chemical
Chain
Dryer
American
(quar.)
v-
(quar.)
Electric
A
Class
(quar.)
B
American
American
6% preferred
American Indemnity
9-22
1
8-17
3.70%;
7-24
4.23%
9-
7-31
18 %C
10-
9-11
1
&
H.)
Power
4.56%
9-15
v9-
4
8-
7
5%
8-10
Delta
35c
9-18
9-
30C
9-10
8-27
30c
9-10
8-27
Detroit
—
30c
9-
1
8-14
Divco-Wayne
———
$1.50
9-
2
8-14
—
4.20%
4
preferred
Air
(monthly)
$1.50
Denver
Rio
&
12-
Stock
Steel
7
5%
Donnelly
(R.
Donohue
Bros.,
(quar.)_——
American Pipe & Construction (quar.)
40c
9-21
9-10
30c
8-17
American
40c
9-
25c
8-31
8-
9-
8-10
News
Co.
Seating Co. (quar.)—
—
Smelting & Refining (quar.)——
$1
(quar.)
Duke
3
8-
1
Stock
Co.
;
(quar.)———-
9-15
30c
Power
preferred
Water,
Class
A
Ashland
25c
Co.
Air
&c
$5
4,%
Bell
4%
7%
6%
(increased)
9-
1
8-
1
9-15
3-
Corp.
Paso
4.20%
J
Bohn
Corp.,
(quar.)
8-28
00
5.50%
t-
I
>
8-10
45c
9-
9
8-26
25c
A
preferred
Co.
&
9-
1
6.40%r
8-14
7-31
preferred
Electric
Edison
6.40%
Hose
Fund
ment
4.20%
4%%
Burndy
Bush
1
11-
9
Erie
2-
8
32'Ac
10-14
1-31-60
3-1-60
2-
9-30
8-
9-
1
8-
8-14
8-14
$1.21875
9-
8-14
$1.25
9-
9-
1
10-
1
60c
9-
1
1
9-
9-
1
$1.05
9-
1
8-18
$1.18%
9-
1
$1.40
10-
$l.37,/2
9-
4
1
:
8-14
$1.60
9-
35c
8-20
8-10
70c
8-20
8-10
25c
9-
1
8-14
$1.09
9-
1
8-10
pfd.
9-
9-
1
8-
1
70c
9-
1
9-
1
8-
7
$1
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
8-
7
$1.12'A
___
9-
1
15c
8-25
35c
9-
1
Sept.
on
28
on
shares
8-15
$1.40
Canada
Canadian
6%
Sugar Ltd.
Ltd.
Vinegars,
$5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
preference
Steel
(increased!
;
com.—
Ltd.,
-
4,/a%;
4.35%
____
(quar.)„*
$4.50
Paper
.
&
preferred
Combined
Commercial
com.
Inc.
(quar.)—
*
dividend,
Connecticut
(subject
9,10
910-
1
9-10
^9-11
8-20
8-14
7
9-15
(quar.)
9-
Life
Insurance
of
N.
Y.
1
Co.,
Ltd.
Varnish
A
common
(quar.)
2
9-
6
1
1
I'
6-
2
7-23
8-15
8-
9-
8-14
1
1
9-17
8-
9-15
8-28
8-26
8-11
7
'
1
National
9-
1
8-15
j.
8-
7
1
8-17
9-
4
8-20
9-
1
4>A%
7-23
9-
30c
8-18
(quar.)__
8-
1
8-
1
J40c
9-30
f30c
9-30
9-30
20c
9-11
9-15
%
8-
•
'
Huron
'
Huston
■
Co.
7-31
.'
8-14
$1.25
9-
1
8-14
34%c
1
9-
"8-19
$5
8-29
8-19
$35
8-28
8-18
8-28
(quar.)
&
8-
9-10
8-28
14c
(initial)
com.
3-15
8-20
8-20
7-31
145c
60c
Paper
10-
8-15
to
stockholders
Indiana
Gas
Indiana
Steel
&
Inter-County
Water
Products
Title
dividend)
(quar.)
&
8-31
7-31
9-
1
8-11
75c
Co.
(quar.)
International Petroleum
Co., Ltd
International Silver Co.
(quar.)
5
1010-
1
9-11
9-
I
8-U
Intel-provincial
Credits,
:
;
4
9-
5
10-
1
8-25
7-31
8-31
8-19
8-10
9-
1
10-
1
8-
1
7-14
8-
1
7-14
37'Ac
$25c
___:
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
1
8-
7
1
8-
7
8-15
_
$$1.19
8-
1
9-
30c
40c
9-30
9-16
15c
9-10
8-14
20c
9-12
9-
1
$3.50
12-19
12-
1
4%
9-16
8-26
40c
9-15
9-
50c
9-
4
8-28
9-
4
8-28
1
4V2%
Screw
Shirt
;__Z
$1.06 J/4
9-15
8-17
(quar.)_I
pfd.
$1.12%
9-
8-14
75c
~
~
(quar.)
(quar.)—"
$1.75
B
Co.,
(initial)
8-28
8-20
10-
8
9-10
8-25
9-15
8-28
Co.1
1
9-17
20c
8-31
8-17
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
10c
8-31
8-17
25c
8-14
8-
10-
4
40c
9-15
9-
1
$1.06 Va
8-17
8-
3
17'Ac
10-15
•.
(quar.)
9-15
20c
^Z ZZZ~Z
com.ZZ-
9-15
8-31
17c
9-3
8-20
17c
9-
3
8-20
5c
(s-a)____""
9-
1
8-14
37V2c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
Inc.—
_
$1
7
9-15
9-
1
7c
__
8-
20c
(quar.)__
Fund,
8-28
62 !Ac
Z
nfd.
Casualty Co.
Lime
9-15
ZZZZZZZ
(quar.)
4V4%,
Investing
7-30
7-21
1
9-
4
$1.01%
10-
1
9-
4
25c
9-
8
8-
7
$45c
9-
1
8-10
10-
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
_-_TZZ~~ZZ.~
$$1.25
1
35c
9-17
9-
3
9-17
9-
3
9-18
8-31
34 Vac
9-18
8-31
37 V2c
9-18
8-31
50c
9-21
8-21
8-10
Corp.—
1
(quar.)_
ZZZZZZZ
Investmnt,
preferrd
2
25c
(quar.)
com.
35c
(irreg.)
iOc
'
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)_______
Northern Indiana Public
Service—
(quar.)
_I_
=
_
^
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation,
ZZ—ZZ
(quar.)
Public Service,
(quar.)
com.
(incr.)
9-30
8-21
27'Ac
9-
1
8-10
$1.12'/a
com.
preferred
Northwestern
11-
2%
American
Common
9-15
$1.50
(resumed)
& Mfg. (quar.)
Shops (quar.). ;
preferred
1
9-25
15c
Machinery Co.
■
A
4
Corp.—
(quar.)___
9-11
9-
1
44c
8-1®
10%-
4,A%
27'Ac
9-
1
8-14
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 'A
9-
1
8-14
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31 %
9-
1
8-14
9-11
9- 4
9-
7
25c
9-
1
8-14
9-10
8-19
12 (Ac
8-12
7-30
$30c
9-10
8-10
9-
8-12
Ohio
8-14
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
37(Ac
Ltd.______
5
5»A%
1
7-31
Mortgage
—
Building
8-
7
9-
1
$1.50
common
30c
(quar.)
Guaranty
<
ap¬
(stock
1
9-
10-
40c
dividend
Jersey
4'A%
30c
subject
Rubber
England
5»A%
1
9-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Co;
Amsterdam
North
6
9-15
25c
(quar.)___
American Cement
Class A (quar.)
7-31
Corp.—
35c
split
1
25c
7
9-
9-25
9-30
J
8-
9-11
20c
$1.25-
North
8-18
30c
35c
8-17
87'Ac
(quar.)____•
pfd.
Chemical
Co.,
B
Lock
New
Class
9-11
9-11
12'Ac
12c
Vulcanized Fibre Co.—
(Increased quar.)
5%
1
1
8-
Common
8-14
8-29
^
1010-
30c
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
New Jersey Zinc Co.
(irregular)
Newfoundland Light &
Power, Ltd.—
8-21
1
$35
;1
T__
Jersey Power & Light—
4% preferred
(quar.)
6-19
9-
4
35c
56 %c
New
1
9-21
30c
8 7'Ac
8-10
New
6
8-10
30c
Extra
Sept. 22)
Development
10-
.12(Ac
Quarterly
Imperial
1
$0,041
(quar.)——
new
Chemical
9-
■.
30c
Service
Peanut
Color
10-20
P-
(annual)
Mortgage,
(Tom)
(2-for-l
8-11
9-15
(quar.)___a.
(initial)—
(quar.)__
Class
B
(quar.)
•
Neyada Natural Gas Pipe Line
Co..
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
8-14
8-14
1
20c
,
Erie
Imperial
1
1
9-
$7.50
Public
8-14
Y.)
3
8-21
New
2
&
9-
9-
45c
483Ac
_i_:
9-
(N.
Bros., Inc. (quar.
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.—
7
$1.50
(quar.)
8-24
Neisner
6
8-
(quar.)_
;
8-12
9-14
9-15
8-27
Neiman-Marcus
50c
(quar.)
8-28
1
50c
8-31
25c
com.
15c
10-
10c
8-31
8-21
t
__^_Z___—
9-21
9-10
1'
9-
25c
:
(quar.)_
9-10
12c
9-
9-15
7-31
(increased)___
Nazareth Cement Co.
62(Ac
9-11
8-
$4.20
&
15c
:
35c
50c
Co,
Distillers
Common
income)
5
9-5
8-15
A
10c
__u
8-
8-14
1
8-15
National
.
8-14
9-10
9-
5c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
8-31
Inc.—
40c
40c
(monthly)
Co.,
preferred A
Stock
8-28
25c
7-23
30c
(quar.)
Light, com.
Gypsum
National
8-
9-15
Inc.
6%
1
8-10
By-Products, Inc. __________Z_ZZr
National
9-15
9-
8-18
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
National
$31 (Ac
1
8-22
50c
(s-a)
Lead
National
7-24
9-
37'Ac
iquar.)____^
(quar.)
7%
9-15
3
1
(quar.)
class
National
7-21
8-10
8-
8-31
(quar.)
Acme
8-18
(quar.)_
Co.,
National
7-21
20c
_____•
Annual
Extra
&
B
1
9-10
(quar.)
(Texas)
Corp.,
Class
9-
9-30
;
Co.
Rhoads,
Co.
National
Corp.-r-
25c
$37'Ac
8-
30c
common
preferred A
Hollywood Turf Club
.
9-15
1
(quar.)
proval
10-
9-
1
40c
Hqbinger Company (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust
,
^
70c
4
8-
(quar.)—:
5(A%
Honegger's
8-15
55c
(quar.)
A
Co
Co.
Power
4
50c
(quar.)_~~
National
(quar.)
Water
Housatonic
8-15
9-
1
(quar.)
investment
preferred
1
8-
9-
Co.—
(quarTjZ
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
9-
27(Ac
.
5
8-25
10c
&
8-
9-15
5C
30c
&
8-15
1^
11c
(quar.)
Power
1
9-
9-30
20c
—
_
(Ky.l
(quar.)_
to stockholders
8-11
9-
split)—
Extra
j
8-25
8-31."
35c
net
9-28
$2.50
(quar.)_
preferred (quar;)
&
preferred
Nashua
preferred (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
-
4
(quar.)
Glass
3
8-
$0.8861
(quar.)
Paper Mills (quar.)
1
!__II
Motor
Products
Corp.
(quar.)
.Z'ZZZZ
Motor Wheel
Corp. (quar.)
•,
Mount Vernon Mills, common
(quar.)
7% preferred (s-a)
Murphy Corp. (stock dividend)
;___
:
8-20
22V2c
A common
Oil Corp.
5%
8-10
8-
Corp,
preferred
8-7
8-
$1.06%
com.
preferred
Murray
(s-a)
Industries
:
preferred
<fc
43A%
7-20
50c
(quar.)
Hilton Hotels Corp.,
9-11
Paper
Paint
1
stock
1
9-10
$1.25
Consumer Finance
conv
8-
60c
—
*
8
8-
Electrodynamics
prior
9-10
15c
Mosinee
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_„________i__
Hawker
Siddeley Grcup
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar.)
9-10
8-
8-14
Water,
S3
>
9-10
1
9-30
Consolidated
Consumers
1
10-
70c
9-16
35c
6%-
9-10
10-
5%
Co.
1
-8-25
$15c
9-30
of
Hensen
10-
6c
8-14
(quar.)
(quar.)____;
Hajoca Corp. (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
8-25
Consolidated
Cook
8-21
8-27
8-25
25c
;
(accum.)
;
Edison
4
8-10
17 'A c
(quar.)
Co.
Laboratories
Class
8-21
20c
_
General
1
65c
Quarterly
Consolidated
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
Insur.
approval)
9-
9-10
37'Ac
___;
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Co.
Life
8-20
9-
1
$2
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines (quar.)_
Morgan (Henry) Ltd., common
8-14
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Hackensack
,
& Stamping
Commonwealth Income Fund
Stock
4
9-
35c
Thermit
Montana
25)
Guardian Mutual Fund
7
9-10
30c
approval
:___.
(From
8-24
40c
(quar.)
Shearing
Commonwealth
,
Gulf
8-
8
$1.18%
;
Milling Elevator (quar.)
Enterprises, Ltd. (quar.)
Credit
60c
8-14
1
$1.08%
—
Chilton Company (quai\
City Coach Line (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Colorado
9-
9-15
$1.25
preferred
Miller
$6
9-15
(accum.)
Minnesota Power &
5%
preferred (quar.)
7
9-15
Advertising
products
Class
9-30
9-
$1.12 'A
Champion Spark Plug Co.
Commercial
1
9-
$1.12'A
8-
37V2c
to
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar,)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
Grolier Society, Inc.
(quar.)
8-15
10-15
25c
—
(quar.)
Clark Controller Co.
Colonial Acceptance
8-14
Co.—
(initial-quar.)
preferred
&
Miles
8-18
8-25
t$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transistor (2-for-l
Guardian
Electric—
Fibre,
&
9-
1
25c
-
(quar.)
(quar.):
preferred
(quar.)
Belt Co.
(quar.)
Champion
9-
50c
4.75%
Chain
8-14
($ 15c
1
8-12
9-11
(quar.)
Telephone
Mfg.
4y2%
8-12
1
pfd.
;
,
5%>
8-10
5Qc
-
Gas
preferred
preferred
1
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp.
Extra
9-
$50c
1
9-
Great
8-14
$20c
(quar.)
com.
4
$$1.50
9-
t$1.25
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com.
$1.20 Class B pref. (quar.)__
9-14
9-
$30c
-
(s-a)
Co.
Central ( Hudson
1
$50c
_
8-28
35c
5%
Corp., common (quar.)^_
(quar.)
_•___
Brick,
Inc.
(quar.)__
Midwest Rubber
Reclaiming Co.—
Common
(quar.)
8-28
15c
Great
4
$15c
—
(quar.)
—
5%
10-
9-
3%
(quar.)
Canadian Fund, Ihc.
(quarterly from net in¬
vestment income)
Canadian Power & Securities, Ltd
Carpenter
9-15
26 %c
1
9-18
31 (Ac
Extra
9-11
,
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.,
Tire
10-15
25c
preferred
Canadian
1
35c
Metropolitan
Field
preferred (quar.)_.
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Gerber
__
(quar.)
Marshall
preferred
Genung's,
Inc.
Dominion
5
5
9-
G.)—
&
Messenger Corp.
8-28
45c
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
(quar.)
(Calif.)—
dividend)
1
10-
Canada Ltd.—
Refractories
General
a
(quar.)
com.
see
Subject
Outdoor
5Vz%
5%
on
Ink
(quar.)
Interstate Telephone—
Malting,
5
88-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.
7%
1
(A.
Company
$3.50
9-16
10-
25c
(quar.)
Graniteville
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
of
split.
Inc.,
General
8-11
Co.—
vote
Co.
(quar.)
split.
Subject
to
stockholders
approval Sept. 11)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
7
&
;
Merchants Fire Assurance
Merck & Co., common
7
40c
(2-for-l
7
$1.05
.—
Co.
B
General
7
proposal to split the common
a
three-for-one basis.
&
stockholders Sept.
7
Canada
8-
8-20
8-20
$0.23
Co.
&
Frank
Menasco
7-21
9-30
RR.,
R.»
Field
&
Mengel
8-14
8-
Canada
8-20
5
Tenn.—•
of
dep. rets.
Meadville
"7-21
$i
(George A.) Co.
General
(increased)
8-
1
1
80c
(quar.)
(2-for-l
Inc.—
Bldgs.
(accum.)
Fundamental Investors—
Gas,
10c
A
Class
Fuller
invest¬
(quar.)
1
8
$1.75
(quar.)
Motor
8-14
9-1
$1.60
net
-
Corp.
(quar.)
Mart, Inc. (quar.)_,
9-15
8-
(Stock
8-10
$2.25
Refrigerating
common
Meier
Whitney—
(Marshall)
Class
7
10-
1
5%% preferred
Ray Bakeries,
8-7
8-20
10c
Hotel
Johnson
Metal
Food
1
60c
(quar.)—
from
$1.25
25c
._:
Filttol
8-14
9-15
25c
—
9-15
25c
(quar.)
1
Cal
Co.
i
.
New
Mead
8-14
30c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Metallurgical
Corp.
Federal Sign & Signal
Corp.,
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
9-15
9-
California
8-
8-15
10c
;
& Insurance (quar.)
Electric Co., Ltd. (quar.)
;
Maxson
(W. L.)
Corp. (quar.)
;
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co..
(quar.)
McKesson & Robbins—
8-14
9-
^
(quar.)
preferred
Field
8-18
9-
California
9-15
8-15
10c
fquar.)
Maui
8-14
9-
(quar.)
Ford
;__
Corp.
preferred
4%
,
8-18
(
(quar.)
will
9-30
30c
preferred
Massachusetts Bonding
•»
Fanstecl
1
8-10
10-
36c
(quar.)__
Amer.
8-14
(quar.)
4.36% conv.
CO.,
(P.
4 V4 %
8-14
(quar.)
9-15
30c
M.)
9-15
■
15c
Ordinary
Company
Central
Marshall
8-14
99-
$1.42
$1.60 convertible preferred
Fairmont Foods, common
7
9-11
50c
(quar.)
com.
Gas
Fairbanks
7
1
87V2c
Stockholders
8-14
9-15
9-30
2V2c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mannesmann,
8-28
9-
Railroad, 5% preferred
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
7%
8
9-
(quar.)
(A.
Angeles)
Insurance
Marmon-Herrington
1-13
60c
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
8-31
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
iquar.)
Libby
1
10c
8%, preferred (accum.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
(quar.)
9-11
9-
Exeter
10-31
j—_
—
Terminal
Byers
12-
3-1-60
$1.06 V4
preferred
4%
Equitable
$1.75
Co., 5.60%
preferred
9-10
9-
68%C
(quar.)
rets.
Stores
Mallory
8-17
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
2nd pfd.
(quar.)
3Va%
1
15c
dep
MacWhyte
8-10
■
8-14
9-30
8-31
■
8-10
rquar.)
.
com.
(quarterly
Industries
Common
10-
Oilfield—
Baltimore
Maine
5
$1.41'A
(quar.)__
1
$1.18%
income
Burlington
8-
$1.06%
;_
Rubber
&
1
20c
:
(quar.)
common
Light,
Brass
preferred
Bullock
8-20
8-25
8-11
15c
(quar.)
&
8-14
1
15c
Co.
1
9-
20%
Casualty
Lucky
8-14
$1.34
Extra '
9-
20c
Company
(quar.)
Mfg. new com. (initial-quar.)
Brockton
9-10
9-15
9-
•
Lord
1
$1.02I/2
(quar.)
9-
15c
L_
Borden
Brillo
9-
9-30
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
&
9-15
8-25
8
9-15
62 y2 c
;
(Los
Refineries, Inc.
Amer.
1
$1.37'A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aluminum
;
9-15
62% a
u
(quar.)
Champagne
Inc.
McNeill
Lobitos
8-25
7-25
30c
dividend
Bryant,
&
9-
1
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
&
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
8-11
10-
38c
Quarterly
8-25;
S-
7%
preferred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.68%
preferred
Blaw-Knox
1
9-15
9-15
100%
(stock dividend)—::
—
5Vg '/<<-
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
5.60%
10-
$30c
Gas, common
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)_—_^____
4.875%
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)__,
i
5.36%-
6
20c
Cement,
preferred
(quar.)____
B' (quar.)____
Insurance
Manhattan
Natural
4.10%
8-24
8-15
common
(quar.)—...
Power
Stock
Life
approval
—
8-24
40c
(quar.)———
(quar.)———
Steel
Hills
Title
Libby,
split.
9-15
10c
class
conv.
common
Co., 4%% preferred
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
Black
Wines
Salle
Leonard
8-25
25c
._
El
15c
&
9-28
8-15
90c
(quar.)_—
Elco
37'Ac
—
Lime
Steel
3
$1.25
(quar.)
C
9-10
8-
$1.25
(quar.)__
com.
(increased)
preferred A (quar.)
pfd.
8-25
$1.18%
common
pfd.
7-31
9-11
•
,
Co.,
Leece-Neville
8-15
8-24
25c
—
Lines
1
8-24
——
preferred
I
1
4
7
of
Co.
Howell
Bessemer
9-
10c
10%?
7
from
—
Bethlehem
-
8-17
$1.34
——
8-
6
9-15
—
preferred
7-31
9-
$1.75
—
—
8-
9-
$1.25
;
\quar.)—
&
Co.,
conv.
Land
pfd.
common
•
,
8-28
62V2c
•
i___
■
■
(quar.)
preferred
La
1
9-10
35c
(quar.)___—___________
25c
(quar.)—
4%%
8-31
40c
—:_•■
40 c
—
—
Guaranty
preferred
4%
8-25
.
20c
3-
35c
6c.
preferred
4%
9c.
,
$15c
.___
______
1
8-
:
(quarterly
(quar.)
Hardware
Mfg.,
Common
;
(quar.)
Co.
Laclede
8-10
$62Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
?'■
8-11
20c
Extra
:
(quar.)
Oil
conv.
Lane
1
4
-
(quar.)
preferred
Common
f
Sons
9-
25c
^
Corp.,
•;
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
net
.
A.
1
9-15
Steel
.
preferred
conv.
5%
57c
1
8-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
....
Fibre
5%>
Ltd.—
—
Laughlin
.
4
9-
25c
'
Belknap
'
(from
9-
9-
9-15
25c
—.
Investments,
S.
9-14
9-15
.
(Greens¬
I
10c
Johnson
preferred
Koehring
9-10
25c
&
4.80%
8-14
1
Insurance
(quar.)
■
Keyes
9-10
9-
10%
,
9-
9-
•
(quar.)—
"A"
Mortgage
Oil Corp.,
Mills, Inc.,
Beaunit
9-30
9-30
-
_
_____
9-15
75c
40c
—
America —
Bay view
$1.05
C.)
Life
Corp..
&
Kewanee
9-10
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
holders
9-13
income)
Bond
9-30
30c
RR.-(quar,)_
—
dividend
5.65 %>
Bankers
9-15
N.
43A%
9-10
J
Subject
to
stock¬
Sept. 23)
Economic
Investment
Trust,
Ltd.
(quar.).
Eitel-McCullough (stock dividend)
1
93 %c
Refining Co., com.
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)—
investment
9-15
1
Standard
Kentucky Utilities
1
9-30
(quar.)
&
Ltd.
Mfg. Co.
(Two-for-one
8-31
10-
(quar.).
&
Atlas Brass Foundry
Axe-Houghton
Fund
9-15
! $1.16'%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)„
Oil
9-15
1
Kansas City Stock
Yards, 5%
9-10
.
(quar.)___—_
Eaton
Co.—
(quar.)
—
—
preferred (quar.)
-a
Armco Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork, common (increased-quar.)_
4.65%
$3.75
1
10-
(quar.)-.
Subject to approval of
Common
Artesian
1010-
$1.20
5%'
9-10
—
______
(quar.)—
Duriron
8-21
9-
9-30
$1.14
Western
R.)
Corp;
1
9-30
8-28
82 V2 c
Jones
4
$1.07
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_-_j_
Dura
10-
9-
$1
—,
7%; preferred B
v
7
9-15
9-25
$1.08%
Johnson
8-14
1
Holder»
Payable of
40c
(quar.)
Jervis
6-30
9-
92'Ac
—
Power
7%
8-12
4
stockholders).
Arkansas-Missouri
7-27
30c
—
Co.
Ltd., U.
Eastern
Gas
split.
8-10
,
preference
Drewerys,
Louisiana
4
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
boro,
4
9-
(quar.),.,
Corp.
9-16
(Two-for-one
9-
1
20c
—
Corp
8-31
American
pfd.
Inc
Grande
9-30
Arkansas
1
10-
50c
4%
(quar.)
investment .income)
9-16
9-30
Light,
Dominion-Scottish
1
8-
1
9-
50c
common
———————
(quar.)——;
Co.
10-
_____—
dividend
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
Tobacco
.'9-
15c
When
^
Share
common
preferred
Jefferson
8-14
75c
Light,
preferred
t
(quar.)_
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.
10-20
12-22
$4
(3-a)-_—:—
Co.,
11-11
$1.50
——
Meter
American
8-31
Company
&
4.35%
4.80%
6-15
5c
(quar.)
Lines,
Power
3.30%
9-18
$1.05
(quar.)
&
Detroit-Harvester
American
American
4c
——
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
preferred
7-31
9-30
25c.
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
&
preferred
$1.75
7%
ordinary—$0,015
Door
Company
Delaware
9-10
—
(Md.)
Deere
8-28
62 Vac
—--
.---
Corp.
Maize-Products
American
4
10-20
42c
preferred
—
9-
1
(Theo.
10-
43 %c
---------
Products
Co., 6%
preferred—
6%
Davies
$1
dividend)
—
Ice
8-14
75C
(quar.)
(quar.)_——
Home
9-10
class
Metallic
1%
(quar.)
(stock
Power
American Enka Corp
American Greetings Corp.—
Class
Laboratories,
Dahlstrom
30c
-
Cable
&
Corp.
Cutter
8-14
8-25
"
8-28
1
75c
Stores Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Amalgamated Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)--———
American Can Co., 7% preferred (qqar.) —
American
of Kec.
9-11
9-
9-10
Iowa
v
4%
American
receipts
8-25
_
Knowles
Monday, August 3, 1959.
.
P«r
Name of
8-25
9-10
___■
——-—-
30c
(quar.)—
Allied
v
deposit
&
9-10
75c
.
Finance
25c
Corp.
Allied Laboratories
Payable
Share
;
i
Natural Gas
Tennessee
H older »
When
Per
——
.
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
50c
62'Ac
Corp.
(quar.)i.
Co., class A common-—___
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Curtis Publishing, $1.60 preferred (tiuar.)„
$4 preferred
(quar.)--;
CroWn
When
Share
(quar.)
.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
■
Company
6%
preferred (quar.)
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
an¬
previ¬
payment date.
Name of
,
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
.
$17y2c
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (Amer. shares)
(Equal
to
approximating $1.40 less
Africa
Oahu
9-
1
1
Ohio
non-resident
Sugar,
Ltd
Crankshaft
State Life
10S
So.
tax)
;
(increased)
Insurance
(quar.)__
10c
9-21
9-
4
50c
9-15
9-
1
50c
7-31
7-23
30c
9-10
8-21
:
Number 5869
190
Volume
a
...
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■
Tower Co. (Minn.)-—
H(quar.) -—
S3.60 preferred (quar. >—*
—
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)———
Outboard Marine Cor^7f~t^"7ouar~)
OWens-IUinois Glass, 4% pfd (quar.)
90c
Corp. (quar.)
1
»
4%
1
9-
.
1
City)—
•
f
v'tiire), ,l
k
^
'
"•
Protective Life Insurance (Ala.)
Providence Washington Insurance
*
8-28
9-1
&
Copper
Revere
Mfg.
Haas
&
Rohm
4%
t50o
5%
20c
Croix
Paper
Jose
Water
San
4^4%.
-
(2-for-i
Schering
Corp.,
5%.
Shoe
1
8-14
1
8-14
9-
1
1
8-14
9-
1
1
8-
9-15
9-10
8-25
8-10
25c
9-
1
8-
12 Vac
9-
8
8-14
$1.12'/a
9-
1
8-10
—
22 Mac
60c
$25c
$1.20
,
9-30
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-
t20c
$1
16c
7-31
Whitaker
$1.25
29 % c
9-
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-7
7-29
7-24
2—
75c
—
Superior
Propane,
8-26
8-12
8-24
8-
8-24
8-
7
37 Mac
10-15
30c
8-20
8-
30c
.—
(G.
(quar.)_
8-
9-16
8-28
9-
dends
8-14
9-
8-13
1
25c
8-21
8-
8-
1
9-14
9-15
8-14
M
5%
8-14
30c
9-. 1
8-14
10-12
10-
Acme
b-85%
6.70
lexas
preferred
;
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-20
25c
9-
1
8-20
8-28
8-14
10c
8-28
8-14
9-
60c
,___
Fund
(3
and
mu
^
mn
no
25
9-10
9-10
8-25
1
7-30
12c
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
9-15
10c
9-
5'/2%
■
9-
6%
2
10-
1
9-15
pfd.^iquar.)
'9-10
preferred
_
t$l
10-20
9-10
35C
_
(quar,)„
9-
1
9-
1
*
Allen
7-21
Bayuk
8-15
7-21
Beck
9-10
Bell
9-30
Allied
Control
8-
7
Allied
Mills,
8-
7
8-
7
1
8-
7
1
8-
7
8-
7
$1.37 Ma
9-
1
8-
7
Aluminium,
9-: 1
8-
7
Aluminum
9-1
8-
7
9-
8-
7
III__L_Z—1__
$1.45
1
$1.46M»
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
7
Alpha
Alsco,
(quar.)
investment
in8-31
$3.75
<
7-29
—
(quar.)
issue being
5%
.
class
A
(quar.)
—
—
Co.,
75n conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
of
—
America,
(quar.)
common
:
—
30c
9-10
8-
35c
8-
4
7-24
40c
9-10
8-27
American
Can
American
Fire & Casualty Co. (Orlando,
preferred
Temper
o/o
A
(quar.)—
Corp.- (quar.)
Electric, Inc.,
preferred
Clutch
7
Inc., common
preferred (quar.):
American
Bark
Note
Co,,
conv.
Co.
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
8-27
9-15
8-31
35c
S-
2
9-
2
8-12
American
Furniture
37MaO
10-
1
9-17
American
Hospital Supply
9-10
8-21
7-24
7-28
Brockton
9-
1
8-14
$3.80
tl5c
9-
1
7-31
—
Brooklyn
8-18
8-18
Brown
4
Brown
&
8--6
Brown
Shoe
9-
1
8-
1
9-11
1
9-11
Budd
1
1
9-24
1
9-24
3
7-24
8-
Stock
25c
8-17
7-21
8-10
7-21
18%c
10-
1
American
Insulator
(quar.).:
9-30
9-19
1
8-14
7-22
8-15
7-31
6c
8-20
7-3l
10-
87 Mac
(quar.)
pfd.
9- 9
1\
9-20
10-10
12 Mac
(quar.)
3%
10-10
9-20
13c
investment income)
8-28
7-31
7-Sl
8-14
15c
162 Mac
(initial)—
com.
Co.—
10-
1
9-
5
$68 3/4 c
!
10-
1
9-
'5
7-31
8-15
25c
-
1
9-21
8-31
8-14
55c
8-
1
7- 6
10-
95C
(quar.)
$3
15c
8- 1
1
8-t4
9-
1
8-14
25c
9-
1
8-11
35c
(quar.)
1
9-
55c
(quar.)—
9-
30c
9-15
9-
1
25c
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
60c
(quar.)
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
9-
1
8-13
8-12
0-19
units—
100%
25c
—
preferred
(quar.)
—
10-20
9-23
31c
8-15
7-3^1
10c
Co.
Assurance
of
9-14
8-1/1
15c
Co
8-
7-26
America—
-
Cement
3
Electric
California
Interstate
Power Co. (quar.).
Telephone (quar.)——
Packing, new com. (lnitial-quar.)
California
8-14
8-11
7-27
California
8-11
7-27
4.40%
preferred
9-
8-
5
5.30%
8-21
5.28%
preferred
preferred
preferred
112 Mac
30c
5
9-10
10-
1
5.36%
9-18
9-
1
88-
5.08%
7
8-31
7
8-28
5.50%
Canada
8-12
$1.25
10-
1
25c
1
$1.30
9-15
9-
8-14
Class
A
9-
1
8-14
1
9-
4
Canada
10-
1
9-
4
Canadian
9-1S
Drawn
11-30
5c
8-15
7-31
I6M4C
9-18
e-20
preferred
8-31
12-16
convertible
Canneris.
60c
25c
20c
9-15
9-
5
(quar.)
Canadian
Ltd.,
,
5%
Co.
Ltd.,
8-15
7-24
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
30c
preference
Ltd..
class A
7-31
31M4C
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
7-3A
$32 Mac
9-21
8-21
$15c
B-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
$15c
$$1.15
—
Ltd.
1
9-30
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
$183/4C
10-
1
9-
1
10-15
10-
1
$37 Mac
$15c
$$1.25
—-
(quar.)
10-
Trust,
common
Cos.
'
$31M»c
15c
(quar.)
Investment
7-31
8-31
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-31
8-15
34 3/8 c
*.—
8-15
8-15
Steel, Ltd.
International
Oil
283/4C
32 Mac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
9
7-31
33 Mac
(quar.)—
Breweries,
Canadian
7-24
8'
33c
Assurance
Canadian
7-21
8-15
corn,
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
—
Life
1
8-16
27 %c
Co.
(quar.)
Canada Foils,
10-
9-
8-11
8-20
20c
17 Mac
33 Mac
Service
Water
preferred
(quar.)
;
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Cement, Ltd., common (quar.)
preference (quar.)
30c
8-20
25c
(quar.)
California
Fla.)
(quar.)
8-
17 Mac
Gas
9-10
37 Mac
25c
Corp.
8-15
invest¬
(quar.)
Men's
9-15
1
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Terminal
$1.25
(quar.7
9-11
1
30c
(from net
32Mi%
convertible
Calaveras
(
9-18
3%c
:
9-
10-
7-31
8-10
9-11
7-24
North America, Ltd.—<
of
Semi-annual
7-27
7
9-30
8-15
100%
dividend
Business
8-17
50c
8-
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.).,
Biscuit Corp.—
Burry
Bush
8-15
8-1*7
1
$1.06 Mi
Burroughs
$>
1
1
Co.—
Inc., common (increased)
Oil,
Ltd.,
ordinary stock
Burman
$1.25
9-
8-5
8-17
9-
(quar.)
Sharpe
Bullock's,
8-15
910-
7-31
8-3h
9-
—
Company,
preferred
5%
10-
k4
1
8-10
9-15
25c
Electric
&
Brunning
(Charles) Co.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
6
10-
8-
9-
3
8-
14c
Company
9-
1
10-
5
15c
—
Garden Apartments
(s-a)_—„_
Union Gas Co.
(quar.)
9-
$1.15
8-
8c
preferred
9-21
50c
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
Taunton
Brooklyn
$1.05
8-'3
8-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
5Mi% preferred (quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores, new
7-15
5
8-21
15c
(quart),
5%
75c
(quar.)_
common
8-12
$1
Bowater Corp.
5
7-31
3%
#$1.183/4
Fund
(From
Bourjois, Inc.
8-10
87 Mac
(quar.)
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
€2 Mac
common
(quar.)
Tu^ S?ach Co-» $1.50
Wm
Disc
..
American Airlines,
3Mi%
Fund
9-10
9-
8-15
8-21
50c
Inc.
dividend
8-20
9-
8-15
1
8-14
t50c
(stock dividend)
Stores
Food
Stock
1
8-28
1
9-
$1.37 Ma
income)
8-25
3
9-
•
——
(quar.)
Mutual
Ridge
Boston
8-14
12-31
t36c
dividend)
common
Tobacco, common
(quar.)
9-15
8-
9-30
10-15
1-15-60
3%
preferred
5c
25c
Aggregates, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9- :4
*80c
(quar.)
Gas
Borg-Warner Corp.,
.
$56c
(quar.)
American Business Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net income)
:
3
9-10
$25c
1st
8-10
(quar.)
8-
1
Ltd.—
Canada
7-31
7-20
9-18
V
Valley
Bros.
5.20%
8-15
(quar.)
1
93 3/4 C
(quar.)
8c
____
9-
10-
Co.
3c
—.
:
(quar.)_^
of
Co.
quar.)
8-10
1
8-20
8-15
t31C
1
(quar.),
15c
Cement
(quar.)—
(increased-quar.)
common
9-
'
$1.50
(extra)
common
preferred
ment
9
35c
1-15
7-13
$1.50
—
pfd.
Corp.,
Finance
; Bobbie
Brooks,:
Bondstock Corp.
25c
(quar.)
8-25
common
Blue
1 at $105 per shr.
8-10
(Hartford)
9-
12 MaC
7-24
10-15
8-10
10c
fquar.)
(quar.)
& Decker Mfg.
Bloch
for
(quar.)
8-31
6%
9-30
75c
8-14
10-15
1-15-60
$4c
(quar.)~,
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
—
(increased-quar.)
Co.,
Company
4.25%>
8-11
$1.37 Ma
-
preferred (quar.)__
4Mi% '2nd preferred
(quar.)—
4%
8-25
10-
Ltd.
5M1%
Shoe
S.)
preferred
Blackstone
Payable of Rec.
$2
called
9-15
Troxel
Black
Holders
30c
—
(s-a)
4
8-21
25c
preferred
Inc.
Howell
40c
(quar.)_.
4
8-
9-15
7%
Markets
J.)
10c
(quar.).
preferred
Aluminum
■<
When
62 Mac
8-31
(quar.)
(A.
&
Borman
(quar.)
8-
9-11
~
the
$1.12 Ma
9-15
A
in
given
6%
Cigars,
10c
35c
class
(A.
$1.50
Cement,
(increased
B
American
28c
capital ^ains)
Portland
Inc.,
Class
7
$1.67 Ma
Co.
Inc.
Allison Steel Mfg.
1
$1,433/4
1
15c
-
9-
,
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-11
7c
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd.,
(Florida)—
Nov.
on
Extra
9-
$1.40
A
Portland
9-
_I_
,
25c
15C
ng-v.ol
9-
8-15
(quar.)_
9-
25c
(quar.)
Bastian-Morley Co.,
,Bayless
—
8-20
8-28
50c
:
class A (stock
(stock dividend)
Class B
8-14
(quar.)
1
9-14
50c
—
dividend)
Barry Controls,
8-15
9- 1
9.
8-14
35c
35-2.80
9-15
15c
preferred
Machine
Business
$1.183/4
,'*
l'
25c
in previous
The list does not include divi¬
Ltd.
3
$55c
i—
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
plus $1.37 M2 dividend.
$1,333/4
_
_■
f
8-25
T_
8-
7-31
1
50c
(quar.)
7-31
t30c
5M2% 1pfd.
Ltd.
8-14
.
$$1.25
prefeired
redemption
8-28
SI. 12 Ma
(quar.)
Piano,
1
I
8-17
$4.50
1
(quar.)
—
6%
preferred (quar,)
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
53/4 % preferred (qivar.)
3
8-28
i,_._
9-1
1
>
—
Baldwin
these being
8-14
CO
17 Mac
(quar.)
(4c from invest¬
capital gains)
from
9-18
.
10-
50c
Fund
(Scock
Collieries
9-10
(quar.)—
convertible
8-14
$1
(quar.)
Electronics
10c
(quar.)_
$4.20
8-14
9-15
$21
com.
8-10
1
10e
(quar.)
Power,
1
(quar.)
8-14
100%
preferred
1
9-
(quar.)
8-
25c
preferred
7-31
9-
(quar.)
(Tulsa)
3c
Mines,
Corp.
Ayshire
1
10c
common
8-14
55c
■
Conn,
9-10
2%
Co.,
of
common
8-18
Share
preferred 1951 series
8-20
25c
income and
—25c
week,
Stores.
1
Sugar
Development
Avnet
9-1
37MiC
Sugar Refineries,
Shoe
8-1
9-
21c
(s-a)
i.——';
RR.. Co.
Co.,
Insurance
Gold
Avco
8-
10-
$$1.37Va
Fund
Above
8-14
15c
com.
ment
8-10
20c
dividend
5Mi%
9-15
50c
pfd.
Atomic
8-28
.
___:
_:
<quar.)_
Co.
Line
Golfo
del
Life
8-14
1
approval of
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
6%
preferred (qus.r.)__
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)—
"
Co-
9-
50c
dividend
4.60%
2
9-15
f 10c
(quar.)
Insurance
Atlas
Line
Coast
8-1
8-15
56c
83/4C
30c
15c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co._
raax-Traer Cofvl
Atlantica
4
8- 7
7-31
;
(quar.)
travelers
4
8-
50c
95c
(quar.)
Alabama
1
+
1
6%
1
31M»c
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
8-
8-15
(s-a).
8-15
$1.31 M*
Ry.—
40c
(increased)
ower
8-15
9-14
(quar.)
Glass Mfg.
Co.
Refining
Aunor
(quar.)_,_^_
ly D.ru§ Scores
Roofing
Coast
Atlantic
8-15
9- 1
1 quar.)
Brass Mfg. (quar.)
Alabama Gas Corp., common
7-23
25c
(quar.)
from
Atlantic
25c
(quar.)__
Reduction
Air
8-14
t35c
from
Atlantic
8-7
8-7
$1.12Ma
f30c
:_
Co.
9-11
Quarterly
(quar.)
Engineering
7-31
9-28
7 Mac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,* Ltd.—
preference
9-30
'
1
1
25c
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
Acceptance
5Mi%
9- 1
9-1
10-
60c
.Akron
8-10
9-
60c
cents
8-15
8-27
«5c
Stores
Aeroquip Corp
Agnew-Surpass
8-10
30c
2.
■
8-10
20c
(quar.)
cents
1
.
7-31
9-
(quar.)_
Topeka & Santa Fe
(quar.)
—•
Atlanta &
9-
40c.
$1.12Mj
7-31
1
Common
Co.—
(quar.)
4.50%.
E5c
(quar.)
Atchison,
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Stock
50c
(quar.)
preferred
:
Water
Goods, common
15c
:
1
9-
—
common
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
Atlantic
(quar.)
preferred
Advisors
25c
(quar.)
4
•;
6%
Industries
Adams
1
$1.05
;
3
9-
9-
62 Mac
participating class A (quar.)
Associated Truck Lines, Inc., class A
7-31
•
$-1.12Mi
this
Vending Corp.
Stock
,
9-
7-31
60c
$1.083/4
$4
3iy4c
(quar.)
Incorporated
Class
1
Jersey)
(quar.)
C.
Common
9-
(quar.)
(quar,)—,.
preferred—,
2
preferred
8-14
9-17
1
(quar.)—
4Mi%
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Puritas
&
7-31
7-31
9-
preferred
Equipment
Dry
1
1
—
Associated
3
give the dividends announced
Acadia-Atlantic
45c
common
B.
P,
8-31
3
15c
preferred
5.75%
5.80%.
10-1
•
i
(increased)
not yet paid.
Wrigley
7-15
70c
_.
Associated
SlVsd
iquar.)__!
announced
A
8-10
8-20
5%
5-60%
'
(quar.)
we
A CP
50c
Corp.
Arrowhead
9-15
25c
62J/2C
Name of Company
A.
8-10
9-11
7 Mac
_
'(.
,
8-27
9-U
convertible
9-15
preceding table.
30c
2
—
.
7-20
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
59c
————
(quar.)
Oil
Fuel
9-30
9-
8-10
8-10
8-14
30c
■
—
(quar.)_
preferred
Aro
9-17
3
27 Mac
(quar.)—
——*——
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.,
Best .&
Below
1
preferred
7-31
12V2C
(quar )__
Candle
Mfg.
weeks and
(quar.)
California
1
8-14
9-30
•„
9-
3
9-11
"
$25e
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
8-14
75c
Service,
preferred
Beneficial
8-21
55c
i
4.75%
"
9-
-
Public
$1.10
5
8-28
60c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
15c
7-21
—
(quar.)
/5.50%
8-7
30C
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Corp.,
43/4%
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred
(quai.)
9-2
Per
__
4%
50c
4
———.—
Corp.
Arizona
:
.
& Co., Ltd.,
Towne
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Inc.
Argus
8-13
9-30
1
Oil
8-13
9-
*
-
-
-
4
—7
preferred——1—*——
Participating
•
$2.50
Class B
Yale &
9-16
t30c
common
Eastern Transmission,
4.50%
preferred
1
common
Co.,. common
participating
$4.35
Co.—
Texas
9-
Farms
Corp.,
15c
common
H.)
30c
(quar.)
Canada,
Texaco,
12 Mac
(quan)__,_
Publishing
Allentown
Texaco
8-10
1
$1.12
(quar.)_
Baumer
&
t30c
——
62 Mac
Sutherland Paper Co.
Syracuse Supply Co.
8-12
1
9-
$3
Electric
——
*
7
5c
_
preferred
9
9-
75C
20c
Company (quar.)_______
Chemicals
(quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.)__
Wytex Oil Corp. (Del.), class A
10c
2a
Ltd.,
Extra
$1.40
Will
30c
(quar.)——_
(quar.)
9-
50c
9-.1
8-14
preferred
% Wyandotte
343/sC
com.
30c
9-15
9- 1
4
112Vac
____-
Wurlitzer
Corp.,
8-12
.
9-
1
(Three-for-two split subject to
stockholders Oct. 23).
7
(New
8-28
50c
Dental Mfg.
■
Corp.,
8-
Corp.
preferred
Wickes
1
Delaware
Wells
Paper
(S. S.)
9-
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Struther
White
29%c
—
(quar.)
of
Warner
8-10
World
___
Hotels
8-14
—
(quar.)_
Co.
Statler
9-10
(quar.)—
of
8-
8-10
Virginia
7
_
Stanley
1
4
8-31
;
Oil
8-10
9-
preferred (quar.)
Insurance
(Dallas)—
Standard
9
10-
prior
Co.
9-
5c
—•
(quar.)
8- '3
1
'*
4'/2 %
8-
Gas
Oil
8-10
1
Corp..
Standard
9
preferred
8-17
9-22
Indies
West
>'
9-
$1.12 Ma
—
(quar.)
Forgings
6%
common
1
9-
9- 4
(initial quar.)...
Inc.,
9-
8-17
Anderson
35c
Snowdrift
8-17
37 Mac
15c
—
(quar.) —
-
preferred
Arden
Corp.—
(J.),
1
25c
<quar.)_f
&
9-
$30c
12V2C
Sugar (quar.)
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.
Westinghouse Electric, common
3.80% preferred (quar.)
8-12
8-26
8-15
A
Oil
4.80%
West
5c
.
Extra
7
8-12
fl5c
_
Standard
8-
1
9-
8-26
12 Mac
Spencer Chemical Co.,
com.
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)^
B
Class
Wesson
9-
Quarterly
Class
Weingarten
7
—
8-
34%c
,*15c
preferred
Arkansas
preferred
(quar.)
(S. -D.) Co.,*: common
preferred (quar.)
4Mi %
9-15
10c
50c
4y2%
Warren
29Uc
29) Jc
Railway Co.
Southwestern Life
8-15
9-
Wood
Strapping
convertible
7-23
8-21
1
8-
7
Insurance
Gas
1
9-10
8-25
8-15
25c
17V2C
^
New common
8-10
9-15
60c
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Industries
8-24
1
65c
$1.25 preferred A ;(quar.)__.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
.7
—
(quar.)
Natural
Ward
7
1
9-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.) —
Anheuser-Busch. Inc.
(quar.)
—
...
Walker <fc Co., class A (quar.)
Walker-Scott Corp. <quar.)_
8-20
40c
9-
————
Corp.—
(quar.)_
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
time).
Extra
$1.75
1
6%
common
Electric
Wagner
Gobain
prior preferred (quar.) —
Steel Foundry (quar.)———
Water Works, common (quar.)
5.25%
8-18
9- >1
8-14
9-15
8- 7
8-18
9-15
50c
.
Southwest
6
9-24
1
9- 1
10- 1
9-10
8-20
$1.05
62t4c
common
(quar.)
the
on
9-
Sanitary—
American
Chemical—
this
9-15
75c
$1.75
Co.,
30-
40c
deferred
at
9-1
5Mi%
$1
Co.
Corp.,
9-
9-15
31M4C
—
;
(quar.)_
preferred
9-15
15c
—
9-10
(quar.)
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)____
8-14
9-
stock
Vulcan
:
9-15
30c
.'V
S1
$1.25
(incr.)
com.
Standard
&
(quar.)
.
1
1
30c
"
10%
Carolina
(Payment
8-14
9-
Virginia
8-
Steel Castings (quar.)
Engineering Works (quar.)
Engineering, class A
Southern
Chemical
11-3#
10-
12 Mac
—•
American
9- 1
9-15
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stockholders Oct. 20)
1
Soroban
Southern
5
9-
25c
Company (quar.)—
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)__
Sivyer
8-15
Vick
1
8-
9-
.
preferred (quar.)
Smith
9-
5c
Simmons
Singer
9-10
11-3G
12-15
8-21
8-31
62y2C
dividend
9-
of America
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd., common
Voting trust ctfs.
:
Siegler Corp. (quar.)
Steel
7%
quar.)___
(quar.)
Oil
Radiator
American-Suint
5%
*
,
preferred
Argo
Stock
8-17
35c
(quar.)
8-11
$5
Chemical,
&
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
preferred
Common
(initial
Southern
7
& Co.
$4
:
Potash
American
9-12
7-24
1
26c
Corp.
5%
Utah
Oil
Corp.—
common
8-
Sicks'
Signode
'New
8-1
common
preferred
5
1
.
(G._ D.)
Selected Risks
8-
9-
Extra.
Searle
Match
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
two-
a
——
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
American
(quar.K
Consolidated
$1.20
(quar.)
:
(quar.):
Stock Yards (quar.)——
St, Joseph
Savage Arms Corp.
preferred
Universal
(quar.)————2—
preferred C
on
;
Extra
a
(quar.)
Lithograph
Universal
8-10
shares
preference
5
27c
preferred D
preferred E
5Ma%
A
8-
8-20
15c
12-15
lc
6
National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Quarterly
.
on
7-8
6c
investment income—
net
American
<
7-30
87 Mi c
-
<quar.)_^—
4.70%
the
26
Aug.
3
Fund—
From
8-11
8-11
8-25
8-25
10- 1
8-28
35c
5% .preference A (quar.)
U. S. Steel Corp., common (quar.)
8-15
A
4.70%
split
to
Printing -&
32 Mac
pfd. B
conv.
;
7
52 Mi c
(quar.)
(initial)
split)
vote. on
1
9-
25c
$1.75
8-
8-
3c
Corp.-
American
Pip:1& Foundry (quar.)„
Playing Card Co.___
S.
U.-^ S.
—-—
Co.
(quar.)——
Works, common
preferred
4%%
8-25
8-13
10- (8
7-31
7-31
8-21
1
8-27
60c
Motors
Mutual
.
A——
com.
S.
U.
,6
5c
new
will
1
.?• 8-20
8-
18c
Extra '
——Ruppert (Jacob) 4M2%
pfd. (quar.)
.
(No action on com. payment at this time)
St.
8-
9-10'
;
Aeronautical,:
Ryder System, Inc.,
—
—
-Vanadium-Alleys S^eel ..(increased)
.Viceroy Mfg., Ltd.,' class A (quar.)
—
Royalties Management
Ryan
1
1
1UC
—
(quar.)
<quar.)_
class
t38c
J15c
—
—
basis.
5%' -class
Co.
Co., common
Dairy Ltd.,
Oak
(quar.)
9-1
9- 1
10-15
8-15
8-15
8-25
9-
$1.12 Mi
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
9-10
Inc.—
Climax
American
.U. ,S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
.
8- ,7
50C
preferred A (quar.)——
Reid, common (quar.)———
conv. preferred (quar.)_—
—
Royal
,
8-14
9-
*•
Marie
Rose
8-14
:
8-
61 MaC
Co.,
(quar.) __:
Transit Corp.
Common
Rochester
proposal
7%
&
Drug
Rheem
,
9.
8c
Chemical (quar.)
4Ma% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Roanoke
Gas
Co.
(quar.)—
Robertson (H. H.) Co.
(quar.)—.—
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Rexall
Ltd., class A
Industrial
for-one
---
(quar.)
Co. of Texas (quar.)
Brass Inc. (quar.)
Republic Insurance
$2
20c
$l,12y2
(s-a>__—
America, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
————
Valspar Corp.?. (increased quar.)
1st pfd.
4%
4M»%:
8-12
9- 1
of Rec.
1
9-
"40c
Co
Machinery
Laundry
Metal
Holder»
Payable
32MiC
(quar.)
(Newark, N. J.)
American
of
preferred
Stockholders
4
9-15
61c
Extra
.'Reading' Company,
%
.
.
<quar.)___,
Oil Refining
State
9- >4
$1.25
(qua-.;
Quarterly I
2
prudential Industries, class A__
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com.
31/2%
preferred (quar.)
4.16%
preferred (quar.)
:
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Pure Oil Co. (quar.)
Quaker
9-
9-30
$1.37 Ma
(Tenn.)—
i-
9-30
25c
18c
Co. (R. I.)
preferred (quar.)
Life & Accident Insurance
Provident
40c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co..—
8-14
'
*
-
8-14
9-
.U.
Electric 'Power, $2.44 pfd. (quar.)_
$2.46 preferred (quar.
———
Pronto Uranium Mines, Ltd—-
conv.
Co.
Corps.,
United
8- .8
1
9-10
25c
Potomac
$2
American
Storage Co.—
—
8
,*8-15
t35c
Inc., Class A (increased)
Polvnlastex United,
,
,
.
.
8-
•
56c
Street'Fund—.
-(Quarterly from net investment income)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% Jpfd. A (quai*/.
51/2% preferred (quar.)
-------(Action deferred on com payment at this
,
3
"7bc
,
(quar.)_—
Pine
i
Co.
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
vCommon (quar.)
.7%-. preferred
(quar.):.,__
United Illuminating Co. J.-———
8-^4
8-15
8-15
$1
•& Electrotypers, i-td.——_
Engravers
■r
35c
—~-
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
25c
75c
(quar.)
8-'
8-17
83/JC
--r
—
pfaudler-Permutit Co. (quar.)_
,
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)___-—----Philadelphia Electric-Co., common (quar.)__
photo
8- 3
8- 3
When
Per
Share
Company
Insurance
American
United
Tool Tndu3tnes, Inc.
Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
"•
8-15
8-15
10c
$1.06V4
——
Class: B '.(quar.)—
7
8-
Car
Biscuit
United
8-15
>.
1
9-
(quar.)_—
prior • preferred
$4.50
8-14
9-
t3c
60c
30c
Pendleton
pref.
Tank
-United
Pacific
$1
preferred
Union Terminal Cold
7
9-11
1
1.0-
Uxiion
8-14
6-
8-25
$1
i—
(quar.)
common
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
...
8-14
1
•9-
20c
__
Mills (increased-quar.)
parkview Drugs, -Inc. (Kansas
35c
pref. (quar.)
9-
$1.10
,
'Holders
•*: When
Per■
,
American
$4.25
8-14
9-10
40c
Investment. Ltd.
'Atlantic Canadian
pacific Finance
>
,
Name oj Company
Payable o] Rec
Tyer Rubber Co.,
Otter Tail
Common
Pacific
''Holderi
When
Per
Share
of Company
Same
*11
(467)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
$20c
—
8-14
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
8-15
7-15
12
(468)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
'■"!
Mills
Canno*
Co.
Capital Plastics
Carborundum
Carlisle
-
4%%
(quar.)—2-^.'--;
("tock
Company
Corp.
8-15
t$1.25
8-15
75c
5
8-
3
Delaware
8-12
8-
5 *
8-14
7-30
8-14
8-
9-
1
8-14
Denver
8-31
8-14
Desilu
4.80%
Carson,
Pirie,
Devoe
&
56 %c
(quar.)
Scott
&
Central
of Georgia Ry.
1
,
9-
1
8-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-12
ll%c
10-
1
8-10
8-10
Distillers
Dobbs
9-21
9-10
12-21
12-10
v4Va%'
Light,
preferred
38c
$1.12ya
Louisiana
Electric,
1
9-U
8-
Central
9-
$1.12 Va
45c
9-
1
8-31
8-15
7-31 ♦
8-15
7-31
Dominion
27c
:—
8-14
Dairies,"Ltd.—
7-31
Ltd.
5%
non-cumulative
5%
non-cumulative
$1.04
10-
1
9-15
$1.16
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
$1.19
10-
1
9-15
$1.34%
10-
1
9-15
.
;
preferred (quar.)
Century Properties (stock dividend)
Cessna Airciaft Co. (quar.)
;
Common
Series
Service
Co.
Investing
30c
8-15
$1.12 Va
10-15
30c
8-15
8-
9-21
910-
10-22
Mahoning
12-17
9-28
9-
9-
8-21
9-14
8-14
7-15
Easy Washing
9-15
Electric
1
8-15
8-14
A
35c
9-15
9-15
9-
45c
8-15
7-20
50c
9-
8-10
Equitable
(quar.)
40c
9-
8-10
9-
8-10
8-25
8-
(Atlanta, Ga.)
10-
Co.
8-21
7-31
6Vic
6Vic
(quar.)
Light
(quar.)—
(quar.).
Power, com. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Co.
of
Corp.
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Corning Natural
Gas
Company,
(quar.)
$4.20
5%%
Steel
convertible
of
Press.
(initial)!
—
Class A
A
Daystrom.
De Laval
New
Dean
*"
Steam Turbine Co.—
common
(initial)
Phipps Stores Inc.,
common
__
~
25c
9-15
8-24
8-15
$1.25
8-
10-
1
9-15
6c
8-
3
7-17
4c
8-
3
7-17
10-
1
9-15
(Syra¬
r
common
(quar.)
30c
8-28
9-
1
4V2%
8-14
6%
(Boston)
Fund
Company,
of
1
8-21
9-10
8-21
(quar.)__
28%c
9-15
8-31
8-21
8-10
Bay
$1.41
common
8-10
9-22
9-11
9-22
9-11
7Vic
11-
1
10-
2
56%c
11-
1
10-
2
(s-a)
$25
8-29
8-21
Quarterly
Pulp
$1.12 Vi
42Vic
9-
1
9-
8-14
8
8-14
5c
8-20
7-31
$1
8-15
common
Co.,
Paper
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
5.70%
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
Ford
1
Foxboro
Franklin
8-
9-
4
9-
1
5
7-24
8-21
-
8-
3
8-31
8-10
9-
8-21
4
8-14
9-30
9-15
7-31
9-
4
Company
11-
2
10-15
2
10-15
a2%%
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Friendly Finance, Inc.,
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)_
General
9-30
1
9-16
11-17
i9-29
8-20
9-24
9-
4
12-24
12-
4
30c
8-14
9-15
8-
5
8-15
8-31
7-27
7-31
8-15
(quar.)
General Dynamics
General
Corp.
Finance'Corp,
Foods
General
General
New
General
Corp.
Merchandise
Metals
(quar.)
8-20
56%c
,
(quar.)
1
8-15
9-10
8-17
General Steel
1
8-17
8-
3
9-
1
8-11
$1
8-
3
7-15
1
9-17
50c
10-
9-15
(quar.)
8-10
9-21
7-10
8-13
1
8-1$
9-
1
8-18
35 %C
9-
39^0
9-
8-18
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
8-18
8-18
8-31
60C
9-15
25C
Foods
&
9-15
8-31
12 Vac
8-31
8-17
$1.25
Industries,
preferred
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door,
8-31
8-17
common
(quar.)
50c
.
9-15
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-30
9-18
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
12-18
9-15
9-
1
9- 4
8-
7
10c
9-
1
preferred
4%%
7-30
A
preferred
B
Electrica
American shares
Ipgersoll-Rand
Inland
Steel
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-10
Co.
S.
10-
1
9-10
11-16
11- 2
A.—
24c
Co.,
8-28
40c
9-30
9-18
$10c
8-15
7-17
7-31
9-19
1
25c
$1.06 %
Mexico
common
6%
preferred (s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline Co.
8-19
10-
$50c
(quar.)
de
7-27
1
9-
$1.25
(qhar.)
common
(quar.)
Industria
8-20
42 VaC
$37 VaC
(quar.)—
-
'
75c
3
8-
1
9-
$3
5
7-25
40c
Copper
Institutional
12- 3
89-
1
8-20
50C
(quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated
1-2-60
3c
(quar.)
9-22
Fund—
10c
Foundation
from
investment ineome
realized securities profits
and
12c
22c
(quar.)
International
vestment
Harvester, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Holdings Corp.
(quar.).
Investors, Inc. (from net in¬
6%
$2.50
Stores
:
Mutual
Trust
of
Public
7-31
8-15
4
com.
1
8-
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
50c
8-14
7-24
$60c
10-15
9-15
$75c
(initial)
Ltd
$8c
5
9-15
7-25
11-5
'*10-24
10-15
8-
10c
10c
Rhode
-
8-12
7-31
2
10-19
10-19
Island—
(quar.)
&
Electric,
Service,
common
7
8-
30c
(quar.)_
•.
of
9-
5C
37%c
11-
25c
Iowa-Illinois Gas
5
8-
1
9-
25c
(quar.) 1
Ltd.,
Canada,
Co.
preferred
7-10
8-11
25c
(quar.)
Commercial
Common
Investors
1
6c
Foundation,
preferred
1
8-
9-10
$1.75
income)
Department
Investors
9-15
10-
13c
International Resistance Co.
(quar.)L.
International Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
Interprovlncial Pipe Line (quar.)
Interstate
8- 3
7-31
50c
(quar.)
International
1
8-15
31 %C
Interior Breweries, class A.
(quar.)
International Business Machines
International
9-
35c
Interchemical Corp., common (increased)—
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
5% preferred B
8
9-
from
8-14
8-14
28c
(quar.)_
Power
5%
Iowa
(quar.)
common
Idaho
Imperial-Flo-Glaze
Investors
30c
60c
Corp
Waxes, Ltd.,
8-18
9-
(quar.)
Investment
8-14
65c
—
Utilities Corp.—
common
(initial)
Castings
8-
50c
Public
Steel
8-14
8-14
a7%
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-15
20c
Electrip, Ltd. /(final)
General
9-
9-
$2
(quar.)
General
General
1
38c
8-11
12-
1
Extra
1
2
9-
$1
,
8-17
$1.75
8-
11-
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
11-16
50c
Co
9-
Cigar
8-14
20c
.....
Wood
preferred
1
3
3
10c
Industries, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)—
Gardner-Denver Co., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
General Baking Co.
2
9-
88-
12-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
City Steel
Service Co.
8-15
8-15
12-31
joc
6%
Fruehauf Trailer Co., 4%
Fruit of the Loom
(s-a)
Funsten (R. E.) Co.
9-15
9-10
8-14
3%
8-15
7-15
8-19
1
7C
dividend)
50C
1
2
9-
qc
(stock
$50c
JO-
9-
Inc.—
series
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friedman Realty Co.
Gas
2
-
Franklin Electric
Gale
8-11
7-
25c
,
Funds,
series
9-10
8-10
$2.75
(quar.)
Custodian
Income
8-28
11-
60c
_
Bond
9-
8-10
-
Motor, Ltd., 4Vi% pref. (s-a)
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
Vi %
preferred (s-a)
Fort
8-21
1
9-
preferred
Production
Quarterly
Indianapolis Water Co.,
8-20
6-14
9-
preferred
6.25%
8-24
9-15
8-14
32c
8-24
1
7-27
7-31
31 %C
1
1
8-21
3
8-14
35 %c
1
9-
1
8-
31 VaC
(quar.)
9-
9-15
9-
$75c
&
9-
10-
7-25
7-25
Ltd.
35c
5
9-18
8-15
8-15
$2
35c
5
S-3Q
62 VaC
25c
7-24
8-
8-18
$1.25
8-20
Co
9-
8-18
Inc
7-31
4
9-29
9-11
(quar.)
8-15
9-
2
1
$1.50
$1.18%
8-14
3
5%
(quar.)
Wallace—
B
8-
8-14
9-11
(quar.)
7-31
B
1
8-28
$1.12 Va
& Co.,
(quar.)
1
Motor
9-
20c
7-31
Inc.—
9-
9-13
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hugoton
5%
9-13
$1.06 %
common
preferred (quar.)
$5.12
preferred
(quar.)
Hunt
2
25c
(quar.)
5%
8-21
8-14
1
9-
20c
Corp.
(Del.)
Mining & Smelting
Hudson
lc
8-31
9-
Hardart (N. Y.)
Hudson
7-31
9-25
15c
(quar.)
A
Barbizon,
Houdry Process
8-17
9- »
12- 5
35c
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
20c
9-15
12-15
12 Vac
class A
common
Hotel
60c
8-14
Ltd.
common
Corp.,
(George A.)
&
5%
9-
1
45C
Canada,
(quar.)
preferred
Horn
3
25c
8-
Co.
(quar.)
(increased
Chemical
Hormel
7-30
8-14
E.)
Co.
preferred
B
9-
$45c
Mfg.
Class
8-14
8-14
Paper
$4.25 preferred
Hoover Company,
1
30c
7-27
9-11
45C
(Charles
Hooker
9-11
1
1
Light Co.,
Dauch
Homasote
5%
10-
1
9-
~
91 %c
Co., common (quar.)
Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
1
40c
8-24
-
Corp., 4% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Class
9-10
8-24
9-
7-31
8-28
10c
9-15
40c
Power
Class
9-10
1
9-
7-31
50c
~
8-31
37Vic
investment income)
Forbes &
1
1
10c
8-15
50c
(quar.)
9-30
1010-
Quarterly
Hires
8-25
87 VaC
8-15
20c
(quar.)
8-13
8-13
8-28
9-15
$1.09%
$1.10
(quar.)
Inc.
8-28
8-20
&
8-28
8-28
10-
(quar.)
com.
$1.15
8-25
32c
Electric
9-15
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
28c
Hilo
Hlnde
9-18
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ford
25c
8-10
11- 5
9-30
50c
preferred
4
$1.05
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Class
20c
1
8-10
11-16
8-10
$$1.62
A
J.)
Heyden-Newport Chemical,
8-14
1
pfd.
"preferred
♦
Inc.
9-
9-
1
$1.12 Va
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Marx
preferred
9-
$1.06%
International,
4.40%
$8
preferred
$4.37V2
9-10
1
25c
(quar.)
4.75%
Gar
America—
3 V'2 %
8-20
11-28
9-25
$1
4.60%
10c
—
9-18
12-28
20c
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)__
1
9-2
20c
9-10
10c
~"
(quar.~)
(quar.)
8-15
9-10
9-15
9-17
9-
;
9-
10-
8-21
11-20
1
$$1.25
certificates)
8-14
4
$6%c
common
Hardee
8-14
10-
■
12-14
$22 Vac
——
trust
&
9-14
...
60c
(quar.)
7-15
9-
93 %c
common
7-31
(H.
7-24
25c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Schaffner
8-10
$25C
—
(quar.)
1
9-
$17VaC
(extra)
8-15
1
5c
(quar.)
Growth
(From
Florida
Scotia)
7-31
Hart,
7-23
7-24
$1.16
$75c
(quar.)__
Cementing Co.
Co.,
8- 5
8-27
$1.25
7
1
8-20
8-10
$4c
(voting
Farms
25c
40c
$1.25
preferred
8-17
8-
7-31
5%
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
$1.12 Vi
preferred
Florida
1
29c
Crystal Oil & Land
Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7%
pfd. (quar")
Cuneo
9-10
10-
12 VaC
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
9-10
1
3
8-10
8-15
7 VaC
Hammermill Paper Co., common
4V»%
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
43%c
(quar.)
First Bank Stock
Corp. (quar.)
10-
40c
International Corp.—
(quar.)
;
preferred
10-
113c
50%
(quar.)
Crown Cork & seal.
Ltd. (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co.
Inc., $2 pfd.
Crown Zellerbach
Corp.—
Crucible
1
31%C
A
1
1
10-
10-15
Inc.
(quar.)
class
9-
10-
25c
45c
Cork
A
27 Vac
4%
3
1
Firestonp Tire & Rubber—
1
Common
9-
8- 1
'
1
7-31
;•
(s-a)
Co.,
Watch
7-17
9-
8-15
«
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hamilton
8-
9-21
lc
1
12-
Co.
(quar.)
dividend)
(Nova
Well
Mfg.
10- 9
$12 Vac
Ltd.
preferred
8-15
lc
8-
12-15
Oil
Cotton
8-15
12Vic
.(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Associates
Vi %
5%
Ltd.
Hamilton
1
Common
4
2
lc
8-15
93%c
dividend)
B
$2.25
2
10-
((monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
Class
10-
1
(monthly)-
B
Class
1
30c
Paper Board. 4.60% pfd.
Federated Corp. (Dela.) class A
Fifty
1
Hallnor
9-
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Association—
(monthly)
1
9-
8-10
11-
25c
7-12
9-15
9-
9-
_
8-
*50c
Insurance
$1.18%
(quar.)
7-31
$1
(stock
7-30
Mines
Mines,
®-l
12-1
1
8-24
75c
(quar.)—
Brick
4.64%
Halifax
11-
9-10
12-10
11-
12 Vic
—_
class A
common
8-31
Heinz
Warehouse
Co.
8-15
30c
(quar.)
Cosmos Imperial
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Crain (R. L.), Ltd.
(quar.)
Crane Company,
3%% pfd. (quar.)
Class
8-14
&
8-14
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
8-5
9- 1
40c
dividend")
(stock
9-15
25c
Insurance
10c
25c
(quar.)
(W. H.), Inc.
Class B
Compress
Class
Power
1
9-10
9-15
(Houston) —
^
Federal
$1.13
com.
(quar.)
America
7-24
7-31
Life
35c
60C
Industries,
preferred
Crown
7V2C
3
preferred
Gulf
50%
Federal-Mogul-Bower
$1.04
Can, common (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel
Crossett
8-
preferred
$5
8-28
60c
Federal National
$1.12Vi
Continental
Cooper-Bessemer
1
8-15
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Consumers Water Co.
(quar.)
Corson
25c
22 Vic
52 Vic
$4.50
Container Corp. of America,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
8- 3
8-14
8-15
65 %c
(quar.)
$4.16
5%
8-17
9-
5%''
5%% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas
(quar.)
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A
Consumers Power Co.,
7-20
$5
7-31
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Federal Insurance
9-10
$1.37 Va
(Toronto)
&
Foods
dividend
Corp.
Federal
10-17
7-31
8-15
1
9-
40c
B
(quar.)
Mobile & Ohio RR.—
■'Gulf,
55c
(quar.)
8- 3
20c
(quar.)
Fibre
Corp.
8-15
$3
Traders
9-17
25c
t50c
Consolidated
&
N. Y.)
cuse,
11-25
8-28
$12 VaC
Telecasting,
$10c
(quar.)
12-15
15c
Class
7-1C
$1.75
(quar.)'—!
8-17
60c
common
Quarterly
Gas
1
8-15
$1.06%
_
5Vi%
Co.
1
2
3
Gross
Halliburton
!
River
Common
(quar.)
Gas,
91011-
25c
(quar.)
Oompo Shoe Machinery Corp., com.
(quar.)_
Composite Fund, Inc.
Natural
Bearing
Fedders
6 Vic
1
8-
P.)
Greyhound
1
9-
$1.50
1
8-25
Co
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$30c
(initial)
Farmers
1
8-15
8-20
9-
9-15
Hobart
6% preferred
(quar.)—.
Farmers Bros. Co.
(quar.)
Extra
9-
9-10
9-15
B
(A.
7-10
8-24
15c
Common
9-11
4%
Class
Green
Co.
7-23
20c
5
9-21
$14c
(quar.)
8-15
dividend)—
Locks Paper
Co., class A (quar.)
Commonwealth Natural Gas
Corp. (quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone (Pa.)
preferred
(quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.
Credit
Corp.
Fafnir
Fall
8-
9-
$25c
(quar.)
Ry.
Coal Ltd.,
31%c
(quar.)—
9-30
,
(initial-monthly)
Carbon
Co.
Co.
87 Vic
.
Combined
Connecticut
7-31
Northern
West
10c
2%
Industries
Great
Great
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corn.—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Stock
8-14
-Gregory
7-31
1
8-12
.
1
(initial-quar.)
Tea
Co.
(stock
9- 4
9-15
-
Co.
7-31
$1.25
(s-a)
Gas
Pacific
Dredge & Dock
(H.1 L.)
Hamilton
(quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
5
9-15
v
8-15
10-
40c
—
Extra
Monthly
Monthly
Columbian
1
8-15
50c
preferred
Fabrex
62c
Colombia Gas System Inc.
50c
Erlanger
4 Vi %
12 Vi %
(Cinn.) —
(initial-quar.)__
common
4
$1
(quar.)
Collins Radio, common
(stock
Colorado Central Power Co.
preferred
Equitable
9-
8-15
9-25
40c
Green
$3.50
7%
8-10
1
8-14
50c
preferred (quar.)
9-
com.
Paper
8-14
1
8- 1
9- 3
25c
$2
1
new
&
9-
9-15
425c
—
Quarterly
8-28
35c
'
8-15
1
Communications
5%
10-
$20c
common
1
8- 1
9-15
(s-a)
Southern Life Ins. Co.
1
9-
25c
Common
(stock dividend)
Emery
Industries
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$1,121/2
8- 1
8-15
8-15
Insurance
—
Co.,
Great
9-15
15c
Electronics
7-24
1
8-15
8-15
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Northern
9-
25c
shares
A
Atlantic
30c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)—
7-24
Co.—
3 Vi %
preferred
Collins & Aikman
Controls
American
Emporium-Capwell
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
■
&
(quar.)
Union
Y.)
Lakes
9-30
(increased)—
Musical Industries, Ltd.—
(N.
class
Great
$1.50
12-18
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
,
Electric
1
100%
Bank
Co.,/Ltd.,
Great
75c
8-21
1
";•;//:
3-31
10-30
9-11
9-
Va,e
Vac
(quar.)
Life
:
.
12-31
$25c
Auto-Lite
87 % C
dividend1.
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp.
Class A (quar.)
Concord
Co.,
&
Class A
8-17
•____
Inc.
Great
.
8-15
9-
12
Insurance
Employees
c.)—
d.
National
Grafton
9-30
9-15
—
8-14
preferred
(quar.)
Coastal States Life Insurance
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Machine
8- 3
12
dividend—
Gunnar
1-1-60
9-
8-14
7-31
$$1.75
$6
preferred B
(accum)
Eastern Utilities Associates
8-14
1
9-
8-25
Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
1
8
'
4-15-60
(accum.)
preferred
109-
,
$43c 1-15-60
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
$1.12Vi
gtd. (quar.)
special guaranteed (quar.)
Clinton Milling Machine, common
4%
.
8-20
6%
•
10-
20c
7%
New
1
8
preferred
East St.
9- 4
11- «
Grace
.
$44c
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
New
Inc.
(quar.)
Batteries
Employees
(Wash.
Stock
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
$1
(s-a)
9-17
$44c
quar.)
—
7%
11-37
9-24
60c
Ry.
9-18
8-17
•9-30
:
(quar.)
10- a
11-25
37Vic
$4.50
Class
Bradstreet,
$1.18%
Iron, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating, com. (incr.)
r
1
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
&
5%
East
12Vic
$4.50
Stock
9-30
25c
—
(s-a)
com.
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
1
8-31
$20c
7
11-
37Vic
(quar.)
Government
10-
Grand
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dunhill InternationaLXsiock dividend)
;Dupuis Freres Ltd., class A (quar.)__
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv. preferred
Pacific RR.
(quar.)
Co.,
Dun
1
87 Vic
&
Government
$$1.25
Dunham-Bush,
5
$1
(quar.)—
Cleveland-Cliffs
4%
7-31
7-15
common
Gould-National
7-31
Ltd.—
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(increased
Dravo
.
.
9-11
p-14
$31 %c
8-14
8-31
5
60c
Class A
(quar.)
L"
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd—
Common
(quar.)
Gossard
(H. W.)
Co.
(quar.)
1
9-18
39c
(quar.)
7-30
8-14
8-15
9-
10c
8-14
9-
25c
(quar.)
1
60c
1
30c
7-31
-8-25
8-15
1
9-
10c
Good.ail Rubber,
8-31
1
9-
(quar.)
8-27
•
8-20
9-
9-
$1.30
8-28
25c
Ltd., common
Drackett Company, com.
(quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
10c
&
8-28
10-23
64 V2C
4
9-15
Industries,
75c
Extra
Clearfield
4
Corp., 6%
Corp., common
Dover
3c
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com.
4% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
City
Dover
7Vic
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
-Cities
Dorsey
7-28
7-31
37Vic
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
A
7-31
8-11
8-10
,<
(quar.)
A
Series
;
8-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
9-12
62 VaC
—
10-26
9-
ld-23
11-15
50c
(quar.)
Glen Gery Sh&le Brick
Golden
Nugget, Inc.
8-21
1-0-23
15
.
Co.
37V2C
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4%
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
i
5%
Income)
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
•#
Gillette
•
(quar.)—._
5%
non-cumulative preferred
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
(Boston)—
preferred
1
5%
;
v
12Vic
Chase Manhattan Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
•
Common- iquar.)
2.
.'.
3 Vi %
•
>
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil &: Refining
$3 conv. pref. (quar.)
Channing Corp., new com.
(initial)
4Vi%
1
.9-
15c
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.
5%%
-
(quar.)
8-21
9c
•
.
(quar.)
investment
(quar.)
preferred
9-
Inc
preferred
preferred
preferred, (quar.)
Fund
preferred
5.16%
$1
(quar.)
preferred
"(From
5%
5.20%
25c
Bridge,
33c
_•-
10-23
11-15
11
——
preferred
Chase
9-14
7-23
shares
Dominion
Service—
(increased)
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)_
:
7-23
25c
4.65%
?
9-25
11-15
32 Vic
General
8-15
—
—
4.75%
>
9-14
,
1
Monthly
.^Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.,
'5%
preferred
(quar.)
—;
7-31
50c
2%
25c
30c
-
8-15
32Vac
8-15
$1
Fund,
8-15
33c
15c
(quar.)
;
„
9-25
a8Va%
4.15%
:
70c
7-34
7-24
7-24
7-24
8-15
25c
(quar.)—
Holder,
8-15
32 %c
—
preferred
———
r
1
preferred B
$1.32
—
—
Public
$1.30
(quar.)
dividend
Beneficial
8-15
1
9-15
10c
(quar.)————.1
Vermont
Common
i
6
8-15
8-14
/
—
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (Indiana) common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Field (monthly)
1
«
1
12-
1
9-
1953
Payable of
flec.
32 %e
»
preferred • (quar.)
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
8-28
,
—
Dodge & Cox Fund—-
9-11
8-15
45c
4.50% preferred
(quar.)
♦Central Securities Corp., common
(quar.)__
♦Central & South West Corp. (quar.)
Central Soya Co.
Stock dividend
8-28
1
10-
(quar.)
com.
i
•
10-
$116
preferred- (quar.)—/———
Central
9-18
12-15
$1
3
When
Share
$1.32
,15c
(final)
Investment
Houses
Stock
3
.
(quar.)
'
>4t64%
(increased)—
common
hie.
Co., Ltd.
Diversified
25c
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)
3
8-
'
,
.,
$1.30
6
8-
3
62VaC
—
(quar.)_
Dierks
25c
8-
3
35c
A
7-20
Co.—
8-15
Company
Telephone Co. of Florida—
15c
class
8-
(quar.)
(s-a)
I (quar.)
Forests,
8-14
9-
(quar.)—._
B
Dictaphone
6
1
$2
,
8-14
1
9-
General
„■
Co.
Monday, August
.
Per
Name of
8-14
9-
•
p
(quar.)
Raynolds, class A
B
1
12c
•
preferred
Yard
8-17
(quar.)
Central Illinois
1st
Stock
9-
10c
$1.25
Common
l
$3.50
9-
40c
—•—-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
Corp., common
4%
preferred (quar.)—i
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
Common
■
$0.00625
Fund-/
Giorgio Fruit,
Class
7-2.0
$1-05
Di
9-12
75c
to
Union
Class
.
Income
Tramway
$2.50
8-14
$1.12va
—
(J.
.
i
Denver
•-\
preferred (quar.)
I.) Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
6Va%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (increased)
i
4.20% preferred (iuar.)_—
,»
Cenco Instrument Corp
Central Foundry Co., $5 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
c
8-31
60c
Co.—
S'4Va%
Case
——-—
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
■r
12Vkb
Productions
5c
40c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(initial)-/—_
A
r_
class A
debenture stock
8%
When
Share
class
Dennison Mfg.,
8-14
(quar.)
common
7-31
9-10
20C
(quar.)
Corp.,
4Va%
9-
Dejur-Amsco Corp.,
Class
B
(initial)
40c
—-
:——
Carpenter (L. E.) &
Carrier
Per
Name of Company
7-31
5%
—
dividend)
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$$1.06
pfd. (quar.)__
preferred" (quar.)——•——
5%
When
Share
Name of Company
Canadian Utilities Ltd.,
.
com.
11-
2
45c
9-
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
93 %C
9-
1
3.90%
preferred
(qupr.)
97 VaC
9-
1
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
9-
1
(Continued
on
page
46)
7-13
•8.
7
8.
8-
7
7
8-
7
•
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(469)
13
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
3
40% Dec
29
43% Jan
13
71% Nov
20
7
59% Feb
102 Va Jan
7
Nov
24
NEW
Highest
40 % Jan
30 Va Jan
112% Feb
120
47% May
134
18
Apr
Abbott
28
4%
24
20% Aug 26
37 % July 15
49% Oct
24
47% Jan
a
56% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
24% Nov
18
15% July 22
23% Jan
2
19% Jan
3
29% Oct
14
2b
Jan
2
20 Va Jan
2
29% Dec
31
27% Apr
8
33
2
3
Jan
Jan
24 Va Jan
6
33% Oct
9
Oct
1
97
Nov
11
94% Jan
29
28
82
19% Dec
2'
Jan
7
18
83 Va Nov
21
79% Feb
3
Dec
16
315% Apr
30
3
3% Feb
9
28
13
8
297
2,Va Jan
3
5
24% Jan
2
34
July
Dec
2
20% Nov
14
Jan
2
26
72
Jan
16
llVt Jan
4% Jan
30
31
19% Jan
7
9
23% Jan
2
24
77% Jun
12
10 Va Dec
9% Jan
30
22%
22%
22%
4,600
53%
54%
53%
54
6,300
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
10
33%
34'4
33%
3414
33%
34
33%
33%
1
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29%
28 Va
29
53
53
5314
53%
54
54
53%
53%
122
123
4.50%
A
Alco
84
2
33
Dec
30
32 Va Jan
28
44 % Apr
17
6%
49% Nov
11
44% Jan
Dec
12
96
6
96% Oct
7
59% July 22
12% Feb
2
16
9
Kid
21
Allied Laboratories
24
Allied
Allied
13
39% Jan
5
21
10% Jun
17
14 Vt Feb
2
55 Va Dec
74
6
82 Va
Jan
38% Oct
13
27
2
96 Va Oct
13
77 Va
15
52
27% Jan
21
42 V2 Dec
33% Feb
21
53% Dec
81
25
114% Sep
17
Feb
Feb
46
12
16
39
35% Apr
17
2
25% Oct
10
85% Jan
9
3S25% Oct
10
34 Va Jan
13
44% Nov
12
42% Jan
27 Va Apr
7
40% Oct
14
33% July
14% Jan
58% Dec
31
19% Feb
25
33% Jan
24% Jan
160 % Apr
48
Apr
38% Jan
55 Va
43
11%
11%
11%
59%
601/4
60
60%
83%
83
83%
No par
Mfg
10
common
32%
100
35
No par
1,600
American Airlines
9
9
3%%
29%
100
5
American
Bank
Note
Co
46
July 27
Feb
American
19% Jan
2
30% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
4
az
38 Va July 21
9
185
July 23
12
25
May 27
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
19
96
Jan
2
3
2
59% Nov
17
14
85 Va Jun
10
57
56%
57%
57%
57%
57 Va
57%
57
30%
30%
29 Vs
30'A
29%
30Vt
67.300
*19
19%
19%
19%
19 Vt
19%
241,468
10
10 %
10
10 %
10
lOVt
9,200
43,300
Jun
100
44%
45
44%,
45 Vt
44%
45%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
60%
48%
60%
61%
60%
61%
*60%
61 Vt
2,800
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
2,20,0
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
38 Va
38Va
*87Va
*37%
com
84
~3~0% Oct" 13
8
7
•24% Jun
98
American
Co of 111
4%%
Molasses
16
25Va Feb
25
49Vt July 14
17
58
Jun
11
73ViApr
American Natural Gas Co
20% Jan
2
35% Dec
2
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
7
IIV4 Jan
2
40% Nov
14
140
Oct
50% July 16
American News
6
53% July
American Optical
32 Va Jan
8
41
5
52 % Mar 31
3
Jun
13
139
May 21
7
Mar 17
1%
1
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27 Vt Dec
22
27% Jan
2
65 Va Jan
6
25% Feb
12
35% Dec
3
29 Va Jun
16
31% Jan
6
35% Dec
4
30
Jun
29
35% Feb
83/4 Jan
2
14% Nov
6
13% Jan
26
18% May 18
75 Va Jun
16
97V4 Dec
134% Jun
1
89
Apr 17
107% Jan 28
29% Dec 30
26% Mar 26
18
45
Jan
31
86 Vt
15
2
63% Mar
54% Jun 26
120% Jan
5
45% Dec
Fe"b ~27"
119% Sep
25% Jan
July 16
July 30
126
105
39
Dec
4
Nov
90
125
1% preferred
American Snuff
6%
119% Jun
10
Jan
16
5
10
100
Co
25
common
non-cumulative
preferred-100
5
Amer South
6
American Steel Foundries
2
American Stores
Col
4
American
Refining
43% Mar
*
No par
-
12
Jan
18
129 Va Jan
20
1%
.
47%
48%
61%
62%
47%
49%
49%
50%
48%
49%
15%
15%
*143
145%
69
1
87%
25
-25
30%
100
*16Va
79%
93%
122
VisCOsT'corpI---——25
52%
Co com—5
Tel
&
33%
Co
25
common
preferred
55% July 29
American
15 Va Jan
23
American Water
Feb
3
15% July 11
13% Mar 12
29
26 Vt Jan
15
29
23
24 % Jan
12
25
25
American Zinc Lead 6c Smelting—1
14%
*28%
*25 %
15%
88
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
84%
38
10% Jun
.4
17 Va NOV
6
14% Jan
2
27% May 1
17 V* Mar 18
22% Jan
2
37% Dec
5
61 y* May 21
32 V* Jan
I
46% Mar 13
% July 28
6%
Preferred
5%%
63% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
74% Mar 17
Anaconda
61% Oct
14
53 Va Jan
7
60% Mar 13
Anaconda Wire
Anchor
Dec
31
39
2
100
Jan
2
Jan
13
22
IRx
>149.87%
Dec
31
33
Feb
3
May 31
41% Nov 14
90% Jan
20
34
Mar
32% Dec
30
Jun
dividend
5
For
an
other
4
23
footnotes
47
July 28
95% Apr
9
40 % July
31
36% Jan
it
tage
24.
series
series
Co
13
46% Jun 30
Jan
Works
Preferred
Cable
109
18
.19%
Common
$4
preferred-]
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
-
97%
99Vt
99
83
52%
26
*102
17%
19%
*99%
96
*81
51 %
25%
95Vt
*94%
95Vt
*94%
30%
30%
31%
14%
*14%
30%
14%
,
48
48%
49%
49%
48%
15
*144
48%
28Va
69%
87%
30%
30%
31
31%
16%
79%
99 Vt
16%
80
99%
121% 123
53%
15%
145%
35%
35Va
60
61
44
44%
141
141%
*59%
60%
124% 124%
28Va
28%
68Vb
68%
87
.87%
30
30%
30%
31%
15%
16
79% - 79%
98%■" 99%
122
123Vt
60
28
68%
87%
14%
46%* 47Vt
61%*.. 62%
47%
62'/a
48
48%
49%
49%
48V8
49 Vt
15%
15%
*143
145Va
60
.
55Vt
-
53%
55%
95Vt
31%
14%
46%
47%
62Vt
62%
48%
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
15%
15%
*144
145%
35
35%
60
60
44% 45%
140% 141%
60
60
*124
125%
28
28V*
67% 68
86%
87%
29%
30%
30
31%
16
79% 80%
100
100%
*122
123
36%
182%
16%
95%
81
51 Vt
26%
54V*
26%
56,000
96%
*94%
95Vt
280
28%
*14%
30Va
14%
15,900
46%
47Vt
623%
49%
110,100
12,200
6,100
49%
48%
49%
15%
15%
144
144
2,900
8,600
44,900
10
34% 35
61
61%
43% 44%
140% 140%
3,200
710
18,400
450
200
20
62
48%
48%
*60
60Va
*124
125%
28%
28%
67% 68Va
87
87%
29%
30%
30
31%
16
63%
81
52
600
5.00Q
60
22,300
20
900
*£1/a
79% 80
100% 100%
122
122%
53% 54Va
300
7,000
5,800
3,700
7,800
4.920
—
5®°
135,000
10,200
1,480
36,400
4.300
14%
14%
xl4
14%
14
14 Va
13%
14
29%
28%
28%
*28
29
*28
28 "a
27%
27%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
♦25%
26 Vt
*25 Vt
26%
16
15%
16 Vt
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
87%
86%
88 V*
83
87
84
85%
82 Vt
83%
38%
38 Va
39%
38%
39%
38 Va
39 Va
38
38%
62%
63%
63
64 %
63%
65 Vt
63%
64
55%
55 Va
55%
56%
55 Vt
58
45%
47
45
46
44 */t
44%
92%
14%
300
10,600
27.900
7,600
32,200
50
62 /a
No par
55%
55%
55 Va
55%
42 /a
43%
43%
47
*92%
38 /4
92%
*92%
92%
*92%
38%
33%
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
17*000
33 Vt
33
33%
33%
34 Va
33 Vt
34 Va
33%
34%
18,200
Hocking Glass Corp—
Anderson
__
17Vt
9,900
62%
—
&
_
46%
61%
53%
Tri
Tobacco
27% Dec
88
109
179
14%
31
16%
80%
99%
122%
com
—
28 Va Dec
39
3,200
9,000
1,000
17%
30
30%
30%
5
Sugar
preferred
8
33
363/„
183
17
*105
109
17%
17%
19Vt
19%
*99Vt 101
*94%
69%
88
-
.
2
Jan
36%
189%
17Vt
109
17%
19%
101
98%
83
52
26%
37>/a
190%
124% 124%
lo
40
36%
37
185%
17%
17%
61 Va
125
28%
*60
*124
28%
Jan
9% Jan
14%
35Vt
35%
60Va
61 %
43%
44Va
140% 140%
23 % Jan
26
14%
35%
36
60%
61 %
43%
44%
*140% 142
1
American Tobacco
6%
£1
African Inv Co Ltd
American Sumatra
American
14%
Co
No par
Smelt & Refg Com_Nopar
Jun
105
9
37
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
72 Vt July
2
14%
98
87%
29%
14%
100
31% Jun
Jun
11
9
100
100
94
1
Chem
preferred
American
.
29%
No par
Co
&
American Rad & Std Sany com
21
May
109
94
5
—25
Co_
American Potash
July 16
56% Feb 27
148% Mar 20
July 21
155
1
65
43
61% NOV
2
43
14
7
6
14%
33
25
American Motors Corp
69% Nov
20
3,200
14%
29Vt
14%
192
1
41% Dec
May
28%
37Vs
2
Co.
2
51% Oct
28%
185%
17%
*102
17%
100
-
2
68
28%
38
53
25%
Products
Jan
34% Nov
29%
193
181
*17
*102
com—1
Inc
Climax
preferred
48% Jan
2
7,300
1.000
28%
25%
19
10
41%
25%
15% Feb
13
21,200
43%
*39%
25Vt
American Metal
8
48% Apr
35% Jan
49 Va
42%
40%
*81
52%
13% Jun
22% Jan
48%
44 Vt
40%
99%
83
53
21
152
49
42%
39%
*81
*52 Vt
American Metal
1
48%
45%
38%
14%
37%
48%
44%
28%
12.50
48
45%
99Vt
22
*44
47%
99%
22
140% Jun
1,900
*99%
Jan
May 12
441/2
*99Vt
96
*81
*52Va
32% Jan
18% Apr
44 Va
19%
22
July 29
*44
*102
*17%
Apr
15
44%
19%
92% May
54% Mar
*43%
17%
27
4
32,900
17%
18
fan
5Q
64%
19Vt
20
38%
88%
63%
17%
Oct
32% Jan
*871/4
64%
19%
Dec
43 V* 'Mol.
87%
64
17%
31
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
87%
65 Va
19Vi
102
200
89
64 Va
1
2
4,400
*37%
Corp
5%%
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
1
Apr
♦87
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
American Machine & Metals-No par
July 27
16
79% Jun
571/2
7,900
37%
American Investment
25
,,
23,600
42%
2
Feb
32%
37%
9
105
70
64
25
18% July
19
28
157
10 Va
1
_No par
Jan
144% NOV 26
28%
*19
*63
12.50
European Secur
20 Va Feb
8
56 %
American Home Products
1
American Ice Co common
No par
6% non-cumulative preferred_10o
American International Corp—1
99V4 July 20
531/2 Jan
8
41
16% NOV
No par
20% Jan
2
16% Jan
Jun
3
32 Va
American Hardware Corp
Feb
104
Jan
33
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American 6c Foreign Power—No par
34% Apr 15
14V4 Jan
21% July 28
11
32%
Co-
American Enka
45
17
33 Va
*63
44
2
17% Jan
32%
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power
37% July 21
27% July 24
13% Jun 24
Jan
33%
64
50
47% July 24
32 Vt Jan
33
*63
9
25
600
33%
38 % Feb
17
64
64
33 Va
64%
13
*63
64
64
2
American Cyanamid Co
55% Dec
35Vt
35%
65% July 28
26% Nov
36
35 %
91
2
200
1,700
*35 %
47Va
351/4
35%
17
2
25.300
29%
141 Vt
47 Vt
35%
15
12
•
4,000
29%
35 Va
Jan
14 Va Jan
_
300
141 Vt
35 Va
Chain 6s Cable-
32 Va Feb
37%
47 Va
145
47
common
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
4%%
29%
29%
♦135
47
Corp
American
May 11
29%
145
46%
—
American Chicle
Apr 17
J>5% May 18
111
Radio
&
preferred
American
May 28
29%
"140
46%
20
55% Apr
44
29%.
142
46%
common
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
61% July 29
28
142
47 Va
preferred
7%
29%
143
46%
10
Co
preferred
5%
11
30 Va
*137
No par
50
Bakeries
6%
1
common
convertible preferred
American
46% Feb
Apr 21
17% Nov 18
23,100
'
43,300
2
108
131.100
37%
111
34
47% Jan
2
109%
92%
Sep 29
31
X36%
34,
Can
27
36%
111 Va
91%
American
Jan
35 Va
107%
34%
2
Jan
6,300
94%
2
Feb
37%
114%
.
112
;
200
35
34%
33%
40% Mar
16
108
108
35 Va
34%
93 %
50% Jan
13
31,200
31%
108
*107
35
94%
10
94
32%
32
31%
107
!
34
10
Mar 13
40
89%
41% Jun
31
83%
33%
36% Jun
122
*82%
34
18
1
83 Va
87%
21
11
83%
i
33%
42% Jan
Aug 27
45
800
2,400
85%
52% Nov
Dec
61
34
2
18
60%
85'4
11
41% Dec
60%
84%
37 Va Sep
134
60 Va
3,900
.
34
41% Jan
3
11%
52%
Cable
2
11%
45
American
13
11%
52 Va
14% Mar 18
Jan
11%
44 Va
13
Jan
42
Va
53
7% Feb
13
55%
41
45%
17
16% Jan
55 Va
42
52 Vt
9% Nov
73
32
56%
*44%
21
Jan
.83%
4,700
56
52%
2
1 a VB
43
18%
!
20,800
18,200
18%
45%
3% Jan
Jan
22%
127%
19
52%
_
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
1
Sep 22
22
131
42
,56%
36%
10
18%
19
33%
10,900
98 Va
127%
128
*
31%
57%
126
22%
22
57
*97%
*44 Va
20% Feb
44
97%
9,700
53 Vt
30% July 29
38% Jan
58%
97%
41%
45 Vt
7
24
57%
:
;
70
100
40%
53%
2
Feb
58%
'97%
41%
♦44%
Jan
25
40%
54 Va
19
84
50,400
12%
44%
20% Jan
6
12%
—
53%
22
96% Mar
12%
12%
.
44%
Corp__
11
55% Dec 11
40% Nov 20
10,300
*36 Vt
NOV
3
9.100
34%
81
37%
20% Sep
17
20 >/f,
34
♦80
*36%
22
80% Jan
19%
34%
81
37%
2
39 Va Jan
20 Vt
34
*36%
2
15
20%
*37%
Jan
44 % Dec
1,900
*36%
American
17
32%
210
*82%
38%
32%
HO
11% : 11%
60%
60%
115%
32%
3714
57% July 30
29 Va Jan
37%
113%
32
"3614
45% Jan
44% Mar 17
38
July 14
38'/a
18,700
*195
107
115%
100
5%
*104%
55%
35%
5,900
5%
110
*42
110
34
4,800
88 Vt
327
205
18%
32%
*108
35%
114
16
19
31%
112
37%
1
47% Dec
51
32%
*108
10
87%
50
Jan
74%
*82
33 Va
32 Vt
30,900
*195
127
55%
42%
900
3.500
21%
*104%
21% / 22%
12
2
47% Dec
22
20%
327
40%
*96
126%
42%
American
2
21%
125
56
64% May 29
39% May 8
24
21%
125
2,500
122
5%
5%
*80
12%
58 Va
97%
55%
42%
29% Feb
45 % Dec
58%
5
58
39% Jan
58%
*96
88%
335
9,200
53
196
39%
19
100
19
92
20%
39%
33%
88
20,300
108
195
39%
97%
124
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
Jan
58%
81
*104%
18%
Corp common
13
79
58%
*96
34%
12
205
39%
20 Vt
34%
108
*190
18%
preferred
Amerace
30
33% Apr
Jan
118
*104%
39'4
32%
20
12%
101A
205
No par
No par
Inc
32
*80
33
53
120 Va
21%
20%
17%
33%
29
33 Va
*28%.
123
122
♦328
5%
17
17
1
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
56% July 17
106 V4 Feb
5
83% July 16
32% Jun
July 20
12
89%
340
5Va
81
18%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar, ,Co—
Mar 31
1214
101 f\
1
Aluminum Co of America
52
*80
.5
Aluminium Limited—.
39 Va July 15
81
*190
.18
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement—
115% July 24
5
Inc
Allis-Chalmers
25
34%
1
Corp
9
July
39 Va Feb
May 1
May 11
47 V4 Jun
15
Apr
114
4
33% Jan
29
11
22
4%
20 %
34%
.100
Co
Stores
20Va
35%
10
8
34 Vt July
17
32% May
Allied
11
83% Mar 17
29
Jan
25
Jun
60% Jan
Jan
104
17
31
2
i
26% Feb
31
Nov
111
2
Jan
26
24
42% Oct
91% Jan
27
Jun
61% Jun
5
76
July 28
30 Va Dec
22 Va May 19
52 Va Jan
11
20%
34 Va
12%
Products Corp
43% Oct
15% Jan
20 '4
*80
_100
Mills
4
2
32 Va
No par
preferred
Chemical
12
35% Jan
convertible
Industries
Jan
3214
common
preferred A
prior preferred
conv
Allen
10 Va May 19
32%
1
Allied
367a Jun
514
32 Va
33%
89
*331
5 Va
22 Vt
32%
90 Va
340
514
5
123 Vt
21%
32%
90
*334
5%
100
Allied
64% Apr
44% Feb
27
Inc
common
July 30
131
22%
J32
90 Vi
246
Va
122
2
.1
■
21 Va Mar 20
Jan
Jun
48 Va Jan
Dec~17
57
Corp
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd.
8
22% July 29
10
92
18
*336
122
22%
32%
89
100
121
23%
3214
1
No par
preferred
5%%
July 24
22%
■
2
Alleghany Corp
17
30
15 % Oct
Gas
Inc
4 Vt %
206 y4 Apr
16
L
pfd 1951 series
Products
Aldens
2
Apr 29
5
__i
conv
Alabama
29
Dec
No par
Industries
J
Jan
12
Co
Air Reduction Inc common
14% Apr
30 Va Jan
1
Express
Aeroquip Corp
Jan
72 Va
200
22%
54%
8
Apr
13,100
22%
May 11
102
800
74%
130
54
93
7
*124
22%
160
14
130
55%
29
Jan
*123%
22%
Dec
100
130
5514
July 31
2
*123
74%
2214
160
18
127
Shares
75%
74%
42
55%
280
Apr
76 Vt
the Week
42%
43%
22%
21
91
127
74%
*42
55%
22
13% Apr
12314
7614
7414
Friday
July 81
Thursday
July 30
43%
22%
30
104
123',4
July 29
*42 Va
1
35% July 27
23
74'4
Wednesday
43%
25
Jan
80
*42
Corp
Nov 13
1191
44
72%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Jan
84
Vending
♦43
100
preferred
Admiral Corp
22% Apr
2
Dec
80 Va Nov
2
35
convertible
July 38
5
common
Adams-Millis Corp
12
Apr
Laboratories
Adams
6V2 Mar 19
30
Jun
Jan
1
Tuesday
July 27
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Acme Steel Co
May 19
328
Monday
Par
ACF Industries Inc
29% May 11
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
2
23% Jan
3
125
25% Nov
16 Va Jan
49 % Jan
193% Jan
ABC
34% July 15
30Va Mar
9
2
17 Va Jan
23 Va Jun
61
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
8
84% Apr
9
YORK
EXCHANGE
18% Mar 26
14
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
>
_
6.25
No par
21.80
10
32 /8
93%
*92%
92%
•92
V"1'
1.040
5,900
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(470)
.
.
Monday, August
.
3
1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1958
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
19
Jan
2
44% Dec
Feb
25
41% Aug
4
64y# May
23
May
19
24% Dec
31
22% Jan
2
39 % Dec
17
35% Feb
9
80
3
90
5
77% Jun
23
% Apr
7
Jan
22
8
22% Sep
27% Sep
29
3% Jan
20
7
.
86% Apr
23
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Armour &
;___5
Co
__No par
17Va Jan 27
Arnold Constable
Corp
Artloom Industries Inc
Arvin
July 28
46%
47
36
' 47
'35%
79%
30
79%
30%
31%
43%
1
common
j
,
34%
'
5
Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
Mar 16
July 27
lo
Armstrong
7
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
j
j
Monday
par
8
10% July
2
2
40% Jan 26
80% July 29
32% July 30
46
May 25
7
67% Dec
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43% Jan
11
33% July 20
39% Apr
7
12% Feb 10
May
NEW YORK
Highest
49% Feb
15
22
Nov
{
STOCKS
lMf« f»r Precoma
44%
*79
.
V
.
4.—--5
22%
1
12%
—___2.59
the Week
Shares
47%
47%
47%
48
47
47%
«■"-
35%
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
5,200
80%
•
79%
80%
79%
80%
79%
80 Va
13,400
31 Va
31
32%
31%
'32%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44»/4
80
80%
80%
80
80
*80
801/2
23
22%
22%
*22%
23
12%
12%
12%
12%
25%
43
43%
•
79
23
Sales for
Friday
July 31
July 30
36
30%
-
80
July 29
*
*22%
23%
*22%
13%
12%
12%
12%
31%
31%
43%
44V2
62,800
.
12,100
130
260
12%
9
28% Apr
25%
26%
25%
25%
19
2
25%
25%
30
Jan
26%
19% Dec
25% May 15
25 %
Aqhland Oil & Refining common—1
20%
21%
21%
23%
23%
34% Dec
11
40% May 19
22%
10
31% Feb
22%
12
36%
36i/2
13%'
46% Nov
19
44
.Feb
13
.56%'
56%
5
100
Jun
10
5,500
22%
37%
8
2
36%
10% Aug
35
13%
37%
9
34
13%
37
10% Jan
33%
6% Jan
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No
par
ASR Products
Corp_„
5
22%
35
22%
27% Feb
23% Jun
15
Feb~25
2
14% Jun
18
57
26
Industries
Associated
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
105
67
r
2,900
29
2
96
Jan
May
Dec
88% Jan
>5.25%
2
17% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
19% Jan
10
86% Jan
8
32 V2
28% Dec
31
10% Dec
18
9% Jun
23
41% Nov 10
39% Jan
2
52
92
Jan
53% Apr 17
86 /2 Mar e3
Feb
92
28
81
28 <
July
27% Jan
2
53% Dec
30
47% Feb
9
17'
Feb
25
45% Nov
13
43V2 Jun
24
34
78 % Oct
29
6% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
Jan
90
15
Jun
30
7% Jan
2
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
22% Aug
6
29% Dec
30
■% Jan
2
13% Dec
78'A July
8% Aug
8
17% Aug
5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
11
57
4
1
6 '
4% preferred
;
Atlantic Coast. Line RR
Atlantic Refining • common
$3.75
8% Jan
•
16 Va May 27
21% Jun
9
26
Atlas
11
5%
96
16
27V4 Jan
13
29'
75%
lo
29%
B
}.
Co—
104%
75%
75
30 Va
30
29%
10
9%
49%
*84
85
.
58 Vi
:-45Va
79 Va
Automatic Cante.en Co of'Amer_2.5o
Avco Corp
3
■
18 Va
393/a
38%
15l/a
.
14%
xl4%
60
46
78%
793/4
;
%...6%
••
7 Va
*16 ...'
953/8
"
>'
18%
23%
*22%
39 Va
14%
50
•
6.700
25,900
,
37%
18%
v
,
*23.
38%
147/a
95%
23%.
38 Va
700
66,300
14%
'
100
,
r
86
10% Nov 21
Jun
24
34
9% Jan
2
95
Sep
85
Dec
6
4
18
45
8
Apr
12% Jun
7
*
*
1
9 Va
Jan
20
30'/a Feb
9
42% July 24
Babcock &
9
39 Va
3
6
18 V2 July 16
3
92% Jun
10
101'/a Feb
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp..
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
No par
4 % % preferred series B—
—100
17%
6
13% Jan
43% Jan
82% July 16
-89V4 Jun
Nov
105% July
95:
Feb
21
8
50% July 30
5
8.
8
,
22% Apr
45% Apr
7
45% Oct
6
41% Feb
9
50% July
7
63 % Nov
13
61
1
66
Jan
20
29% Jan
f
2
48
Oct
29
33
Jan
6
64% Oct
22
51
July 23
July 24
40
64V4 Jan
27
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
7
23% Jan
58
4
52% Jan
8
45% Apr
8
Mar 24
23
36
16% Jan
r
Jun
30% May
7
31
33% Jan
.
3
Dec
9
19
36'A Jan
7
80'/4 Jan
13
29
28% Jan
2
401/2 Apr
2
35% Jan
9
42
30% Oct
36% Oct
2
44
Dec
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
17
14% Feb
25
35 % July
31
13% Jan
23% Aug 27
92Va Jan
Sep 22
10
74% Dec
12
2
27 % Dec
24
24
6
50% July 21
48
2
28% Jan
93
1% Oct
36 % Dec
27
36% Jan
143
13
Oct
2
6% Jan
2
13
66
Jan
2
36
Jan
30
76
1
89
18
2
17
Jun
155
9
12% Jan
5
70
,Jan
Jan
23
•36V4 Jan
17% Feb
34% Feb
25
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
34
Feb
11
July 2
77% July 20
56% July 15
24i/4 Mar 31
18% July 28
58 % Oct .30
Mar 23
83
6
26% Dec .11
Apr
18% July 28
12
53
May 14
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59 Va July
6
49% May 11
28
5
30% Jun 18
22
July 9
46 Va Jan
5
9
Jun
21% Jan
15
10
6
20% Jun
5
May 14
24% Apr
1.
24 %
,
35
2
Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
Jan
8
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
21
70% Feb
10
25% Apr
74% Sep
23
39% Dec
31
5
85
Jan
16
76% Feb
3
48% Jan
2
60% Dec
31
59*
6
37% Feb
Jan
July 15
86
July 31
46% July 31
9
8IV2 Apr
*
24
66 V» Mar 17
Bethlehem
7%
Blaw-Knox
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
10
Mar 26
15 Va Jan
5
18% Apr
6"% Jan
3
32% Oct
23
6
12% Dec
10
20% July 28
11% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
36% Oct
13
33V2 Jan
2
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
45% Jan
5% Jan
26% Jan
2
44% Nov
40% Jan
13
78>
Dec
e
13
8% May 12
18
11
68
Feb
13
5
17% Mar 13
44% May J 5
53% Jun
8
12% Jan
66% July 20
126% Jun 26
38% July 23
62
Oct
29
34% Jan
6
92
31
42 Va July
82
Mar 13
49% Dec
115
July
49% Jun
8
18
22
8
Jan
21
59 % Jan
19
Maine
Bristol-Myers Co
When
preferred
Brooklyn Union
1
Brown
Brown Shoe Co Inc
2
20% Dec
31
19% Jan
8
31% July 10
78% Jun
10
27
Jan
2
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
9% Jan
28
2
63
Feb
66
Mar 26
25
90
Oct
10
90
16% Dec
3
15% Oct
Jan
8
94 %
May 27
Jan
2
26% July 28
2
80% Apr
10
67
64% Jan
3
78% Oct
17
76% Jan
13
27% Apr
16% Mar
May x4
83% May 7
8
43% Dec
17
33% July 30
45% Mar 18
24% Jan
35% Feb
5
42% July 23
7
28% Dec
22% Jan
10
40% Nov
6
3% Jan
15
8% Oct
14
20
98
Jan
Jan
6
9
39% Dec
108% Dec
2
19
16
34% May
.
5
38
109
Jun
Jan
Jan
5
5
26
9
5
8
55
Mar lO
July 27
114% Jun
24
3% Jan
7% Dec
29% July 13
5% July 10
31% May 27.
10
9% Jan
20% Nov
21
18
Jan
30
12% Dec
27% July 27
31
10
Mar 30
13 % May 18
5% Jan
9% Mar 17
50% Nov
12
14% Jan
26
55% Jan
15
20% Nov
24
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
16
5
83% Jun
26
89
11
45
Jan
Oct
26% Jan
90
27
10
May
50VaJan
37 Va Nov
7
46'/4 Jun
46
51
44% Jun
19
37
Jan
9
2
31% Sep
19
47% Jan
28% Jun
6
16
66
30
62 % Feb
3
Feb
July 14
21% Jan
Dec
1%
1%
38%
38%
37%
38
39
39 %
39%
39%
Apr 22
32% Mar
69
1
3
July 28
57%
18
18%<
71 Va'
71
55 Va
55%
56 V4
543/4
29%
29 Va
29%
56
30
19%
-
*79
80
1%
1V2
38
37%
39 Va
6.600
25
49
'
39%
6,500
500
,1%
29,700
38
,
56%
144
173/4
%:
>*79
■
57%
56 3/4
144
145
500
39%
26,500
57%
.71,400
'
18%
80%
71%
20 Va
393/4
144% '•144%
80 V4
30
*373/4
•
24%
49
3,700
145
700
18 3/3
18
I8V1
31,100
801/4
'
'
791/2
801/4
200
71
Va
55%"
72%
55 Va
553/4
55.1/a
55 3, a
12.500
29 Va
'
29%
29%
293/i
29%,
2,300
72%
71
Va
71 Va
,
2,200
19%
19%'
19 Va
20
19 Va
20 Va
19
34%
34%
19%
34%
8,900
34%.
34%
34%
34 Va
36 Va
32 %
35%
32%
31%
32 %;
36%
42,700
31%
31 Vs
30%
31%
31'
22%
23
22%.
22%
22%.
31 Va
22 7a
1.600
217/a
22 V'4
1.600
22%
*22 Va<-
22 Vi
..
22%
.
22%'-
2234
,
85
83
85
83%
83%
43 %
43%
43 Va
43 Va
43 Va
79 Va
*78 Vt
79%
*73%
62%
»'
•'61%'
60%
-
22%
83 Va
22 Va
r
22%
85 %
•
"
85%
86
44%
45 7/a
45 34
46%
*73Va
79Va
*78 Va
60%
59%
60%
3,000
79%
44%
79
60
22 Va
%2 %
85%
22%
*78 %
<61
•
60%
60
5.900
33,700
5,800
*11V3
11%
20 Va
20 Va
20%
*20 Va
1-4
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
43%
43%
42%
43 Va
4234
43 Va
51%
51
51
51
51
50 Va
50 Va
50 V3
400
.11 Va
10
11 Va
10 Va
11%
iu
;a
11 Va
10%
11%
43.200
61%
62 Va
61%
62%
62
•
623/a
61%
61 3
40 Va
40%
.5
50
—_
Watch
61
62 Va
.2.50
117
11%
11%
203
11%
*11%
11%
10%
11
21 V4
21 y4
21
21 Va
,14%
14%
14%
14%;,
21
a
:
4jy4
42%
*50
300
43
1
'39%
*81
54%
40%
83%
—
55 Va
39%
4.800
4
2,800
40%
20,600
83%
54 %
3,000
,
40%
54%
40
40%
83 Va
*31
*31
83 Vi
54 Va
54 %
Co
2,400
54%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
173/4
17%
IS
68%
68%
*67%
63%
68
68
67V;
67'V
101%
104%
31V4
32
31%
31%
31%
3! Va
29%
31%
29%*- 30%
29%
30%
5
29
29%
28%
28 %
291/a
.34%
21%
.„i
——100
IlOo
pref
-
100
3—5
Z'ZZ
1
—Ills
12—31.5
10
■„
participating preferred
ilOo
California Packing Corp.J—
5
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
22—1—35
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
preferred
Canada
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries' Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Ry
Co
*91%
1
~~lo
IIIII-5
com—
1
51%.
:
17%
103 %
/
54%
*83
68
No par
-
54%
40 Va
83
17 Va
No par
Inc
*81
68
105%
93
29%
*91%
35
*35
21%
103
93
102 V4,
*91%
100 Va
-31 Va
313/4
*31 %
30
30 Va
29%
30 Va
17,400
28 Va
29 Va
23 Va
29
36,900
•
93
*91%
92%
93
36
36
36
36%
20%.
21%
20%
21%
22
23
;
16 %
25%
26%
78
78
78
*82
33
82%
*66%
17
163 b
17
16%
,*77
17
16 Va
17'/a
14,000
25%
25Va
25%
179,300
*77
78%
76 Va
'.77
*66 V'4
26
•
25%
.
67%
*66V4
67 Va
*661%
67 Va
83
*81
83
*81
83
35 Vs
35%
35%
27%
23 Va
27%
28
27%
27%
41
41%
42%
40%
41 %
5 Va
5%
5 Va
5 Va
50
*112%
29%
6
26 7/a
11V4
55
113
30
52
112%
£9%
35 Va
55
.
113
30%
35
35%
~40
33,100
33%
35 Va
34%
35
28 Va
28
28%
41
41
41
41%
°
.
49
5%
Va
541/2
50%
♦111V4
112V4
*111%
30%
30
30
6 Va
6%
6!/a
6%
6%
26%
27%
26Va
25%
26%
11 %
80
67 i/i
83
273/a
6%
11
83
«
4.000
"
27%
11%
1,400
11,900
78%
25%
■
40%
5%
200
'
25%
67 Va
17,600
1.200
35 "2
15%
•66%
32
35 Va
78
5 Va
93
101%
22
.
700
1013/4
•'
■
99%
35%'
24 Va
16%
3,000
•
'
21%
1,300
15.500
:
•
5
Bush Terminal Co
Mills
*11
120%
.15
_
second
conv
9%
3
common
Co
*51
3.50
■
Burroughs Corp
Cannon
56%
57%
144 Va'
25 Va
49 Va
1 Va
39%
72%
2.50
a
Butler Bros
Butte Copper & Zinc
I
Byers Co (A M) common
$4.25
39%
80
24%
69
left
I
3% % preferred
7%
*37%
79%
10
Bigelow
preferred
4%%
56%
144%
V78 %
*48 Va
-
1%
381/4
71 %
_ipo
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
56%
80%
1%
78
_
35 Va Jan
81
1%
8
■Mar 10
'■78%
25 Va
49
20% Apr
62
77Va
24%
79%
21,300
941%
48%
145.
17%
*92'/a
25%
1%
171/4
68 Va
94V4
48%-
81%
173/4
68 Va
*92 Va
25
~
14%
16%
673/4
94%
48%
No par
68% Jan
60
10,200
1.100
69%
■
81%
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
10
80%
16%
48 Va
Bullard
12
*92%
25 Va
18
30
67%
94%
48 Va
21
Apr
17%
69 Va
*92%
80%
37% Jan
62% Dec
70
17%
■'68%
94%
25
24% Jun
Bulova
17%
69%
l
1
27
17%
69 V4
*92 Va
v
5
2
13% Jan
3,900
17
16
Jan
50
37 Va
41''
36 Va
32% Apr
33% Dec, 24
18% Sep 29
*40 Va
\
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Co
37%
40 Va
17
25
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Budd
37%
40 Va
5
Gas
30
13% Jan
84 Va
373/4
40%
'
27
35% May 28
*84
37 Va
40%
35%
_i
20% Apr
29
84 Va
37 Va
17
15
'.
70 V4 Feb
281/2 Jan
22,600
I5
issued
3%%
6
3
18,800
653/4
5
common
8
33% Oct
29%
64%
36 %
1
convertible preferred
2
26
29%
673/a
16%
13
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
57% Jan
Jun
80
293/4
-
No par
47% Jan
25
•*■;■ 30
353/4
18%
—
19
33% Mar 16
96
163/4
17%
17%
Brass Corp
;
30
6
1,200
201
36%
55%
Airways Inc—
Bridgeport Brass Co common
17 % Dec
28% Jan
1,500
50 V»
*191
! ,*95
38
310
preferred
60
10
50 Va
194
95
,
16%
100
Common
53% Nov 21
Dec
50 Va
;
95
40%
1
RR—
2
30
%
36%
a—_2~5o
Co—
12
13
194
94
100
17
22% Jan
*50
201
94%
36 V4
11144%
;
11% Jan
105% July 24
11,400
16%
8
1951
Braniff
&
2,400
39
48%
35%
100
common
42% Jan
16% Jan
56
38 Va
48%
1
46% Dec
Dec
55%
397/a
48 Va
50% ,51
84%
37
*40'/a
com_5
Co
4Va%
*34
40%
55%
38%
473/4
16%
;
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
5%
55%
39%
48
.
35%
Book-of-the-Month Cluh Inc—•—1.25
&
5,- 700
16%
common
Bond Stores Ipc
Boston
4,600
35%
—40c
^
Edison
55.
28
••
"V 16%
1 peso
Inc
Qo
Boeing Airplane Co
Boston
54%
28
_i
1
Co
38%
800
553/4
28
55 Va
191
95%;
33V4
54 Va
*84
84
38
1
W)
Borden
33V4
210
r
273/a
84 Va
84
*40 Vs
50
(Del)
Aluminum
33 Va
8.800
96' i
28
*84
;
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bohn
33
50
.
55 Va
■;
65
Mfg.Co—;
(E
400
49%
,_1Q
j
Bliss
63
29
5
Co
pfd series of
■
*621/4
66%'
common-
preferred
4% %
62 Va
30
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
Black & Decker
62%
29 Va
;
Steel
14,600
64
100
Corp
Gypsum
47
29%
;
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Bestwall
46V4
66%'
—
5%
Inc
47%
65%
1
Beneficial Finance Co
Co
10
463/8
29
1
preferred
&
33
197
*94
85
29
Bell Aircraft Corp
;
Bell & Howell, Co common
Best
49%
*187
95%
*83Va
67%
50
Bendix Aviation
49%
197
96Va
84 Va
66%
Beech Aircraft Corp
<tV4%
*94
"
50%
9&Va
28%
Beech Creek RR
Belding-Hemipway
May
49%
'187
47%
28,700
50
1
;
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp—
3
2
53% Jan
47%
40%
24,200
16%
•-
953/4
2.50
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
2
28 Va Mar
1
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
39
47%'
50%
47 %
conv prior preferred-—_100
preferred
'
j
100
9
95
6
140 '
3%%
41/2%
Beaunit 'Mills Inc.:
43% Jan
24% May 11
(74% July 6
52
12% Jan
10%
40
47%
-39
112.50
17% July
,
16
9
37% Oct
23
Apr 10
18
12
2
9.
Feb
16
*36% Jan
9
6
84
Jun
Dec
18
<
74% May
24
13
59% Dec
23% Jan
July
12
July 29
Jan
.
1% Feb
2
-
Jun
66
~5~4% Oct" 14
159% Jun
15% Dec
30
5
34V» Jun
6
100 V2 Mar 26
16% July 29
58 »/2 Apr
« Jan
39 Va
8
May 22
Jan
55%
July
83
44% Apr
18% Jan
55%
200
40 % Dec
45
55%
23
18% May 16
4
55%
Jan
73% Jan
Mar
55%
178
94% July 29
19% Jan
2
90
53 Va
No par
11,500
40%
163/4
62%
"27%
Aug 22
Cigars Inc—
Beatrice: Foods Co common
94'a
38.3/4
17
*83 Va
95%
85Va
47%.
62%
27%
Bayuk
5
62%
33%
7
29
62%
53%
July
Dec
62%
.
Va
25%
Jun
Jun
46
33%
40% July 27;
*
46%.
52%
53
20
46%
25 Va
49
16 3A
50%,'
8%
40%
,,.39
!11
11%
11
4,400
51/4
5Va
5%
2,300
513/4
50%
523/4
7,400
112%
60
112
30 Va
63/8
27
11
112
29%
30 Va
4,700
6 Va
6%
9,200
26 Va
27 Va
19,100
11 Va
11%
2,200
i.so
50%
50%
51Va
53
Zl.66%
52%
52%
52%
53%
52%
20%
52 Va'
4.100
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20V4
20 Va
20%
20 Va
7,300
No par
100
NO par
„25
No~par
••83
86
*83
86
83
86
*32 Va
"46%'
47%
*41
29%
66
85
*83
86
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
47
47
*46 Va
471/2
41%
*41%
423/4
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41
29%
29%
29%
291/a
29%
29 Va
29%
29
66
66
18,800
69
29V4
68%
*68 %
69
681/4
68 V4
5,100
x68
■
r
:
■v.-
"
:>./!
5.300
42,200
;
33
•
33%
2
174
47
49%'
51%
2
104
*33%
49%-
51%
9
.
95%
85 %
33%
Bath Iron
29
95%
25 Va
Jan
3
2
1
44
Feb
95%
35
9
8Va
17%
10
281/2 Jan
•
9%
40%
16%
"_i
1—
Basic Products Corp
27
9
May 19
46%
9
;
9
39%
17%
*83%
95%
*62 %■
Bangor & Aroostook RR
9%
40
17 Va
49%
.
49 %'
95%
100
Barber Oil Corp
30Va May 11
66 V2 Feb 27
9%
■
39%
17%
49 %'•-
-85
preferred—100
10
2
Jan
1
common
noncumulative
23
Jan
18
4%
9%
40%
'
100
Dec
Jan
28% Jan
preferred series CL
Baltimore & Qhio
-
1
Dec
10% Jan
29
4%
Co
47% Sep
93
3
:
Wilcox
Works Corp__
;lo
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co———_ 1Q
127
,
Babbitt (B T) Inc
8
Nov
15
34% Jan
i
9
''
'.■'
1,700
B
3% Jan
:>-Vj
400
1,400
•'
:
38%
14%
,
.
;
"
16.3/4
953/a
v
.
,
23%
14 Vi
•
*"'.7 Va
*18 Va
19
14%
...
.
793-4/
.6%
*16.
-
95%
19
38%
2,800
60 Va
47
'
*
13,000
:.
86 Va
"
79Va
.
16 V4
96
15
36,700
'
*
•.
7
39%
1,700
10-,\-
49%
*85
61%
,<:■ 130
30
9%:
85 Va
19
'
29%
473/4
2,800
;
76%
'
49%
Vi
45
23
'
23 Va
16,700
•
IO41/2
76%
30 Va
S6
18%..'-
*23
*104
-
49 Va
85%
1
-
16
-
14
56%'
x601/i
.
793/4
-
6%
16
,,
94%
18%
23
i
38%
•94 V4
15%
2,000
56%"
v
10
9%
84
■47%
79
6%
-
76
49%
61 Va
.
46%
3,100
32,900
.
13%
;i
104 %
29%
■
/
50.
58%;
■
79%
6 Va
15%
V
84
58 Va
46%.-
79 Va
933/4
18
23
>
6%
15%
93 %
1——20
85
.
58
45%
49
49%
10
14%
57
104
75
*103%
97/a
6%
57
-
75%
x29%
79 Va
.
104%
10
15%/
common...
No par
Conv prior p.ref ;($1.20)— No
par
17% May 25
30%
•.
25%
'.V
.
57
74%
=!
45
20
13%
.
56%
52
1
•
_2■
.
14%
•'.-.
•
:
103%
•
57%
10
preferred———100
common—
77
*84
100
preferred
103%
'
13%
.
57
49%
No par
:
V
V 56%
::
10
Austin Nichols
40% July 21
7
series
Corp
Atlas Powder
Jujy 29
24% Feb
\
102%
10
,
16% Feb
27
—100
Co^
5% non-cumulativg preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—_6.50
62V2 May 25
16
681/2 Jan
251/2 Apr
10% Jan
8
23■
61/4 Jun
15% Jun
19
July
10% Mar
preferred—
Investment
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
July 27
27% Jan
1st
1
14 Va
v
'
—,L
Associates
-
'
Dry Goods Corp—
.Common
,
107% Mar 31
71% Apr 24
19
Jun
Inc
100
300
;•
.•
•" y
Number 5$69
190
Volume
;
.
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.
(471)
%
15
!U
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
"
,
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
FORK
Lowest
Highest
Highest'
"10% Jan
2
19% Dec
15% July 31
307/e Apr
7
41% Dec
37%-ten
rO
46 y4 Dec
39 V2 Apr
"Jan
13
94,Ya Apr
9
24
103
July
.
25 Y4 Jan
2
38% Dec
39 Va Jan
13
76% Dec
32% Jan
2
46'/4 Nov
47
July
1
31% Nov 20
72
20
2
19% Jan
13
43% Dec
14 Y« Apr
' 3
23%-Aug 14
lOlYa Jan
2
7
91
28
6
101
Apr
28
* 2
118% Nov
5
2
■
99
111
Jan
,
81% Dec
38% Dec
15
17% Jan
19% Jun
9
55% Jan
'
7
2
17% Jan
27
14
* 3
52
9ye Jun
44'
22 y2 Dec
Jan
72% Mar 19
"93
91% July
21 % Apr
9
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
Oct
3i)
41
Jan
30
Aug
71% Feb
8
17
18% Feb
9
30% Jun
24
104% Jun
12
42% Dec
31
10
28
41 y8 Jan •>' 7
91
60% Dec
16
Jan
: 3
29% Sep
-12 y* .Sep
23
3
487/e Nov
12
14% Dec
24% Mar
8% Jan
23% Jan
46% May 11
Central Illinois. Public
31
central
34 y2
27
4%%
July 27
6
68% Apr
7
28% Jan
2
Service
Cerro
12% Jun
29
16% Apr
3
43% Jan
28
86% July 28
4y4 May 29
27
6'/a Jan
Apr
1
79
37% Jun
9
50% Feb
90
Jun
9
99
12
35% Jan
2
17
25y2 Apr
de Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed
July 27
Chemway
38
22
34% Feb
18
42% Jun
66 y4 Jan
2
43
Oct
4
45% Jan
10
18% Jan
9
53
Jan
July 22
Corp
Class A
16
Chic
44% Mar 30
Great Western
-5%
18% Jun
24
Cliickasha
32
Jun
25
Chock Full
4
72% May 20
1
37
102 ,*■
16
97% Jun
38% Jan
12
102% Jan
12
12'
47% Jun
30
46% Jan
Feb
14
..15% Jan '. 2
35% Jan ' 2
1130' Sep 17
43
16% May
57% Jan
162Dec" 9
/
155
Jan
151
Dec
11
76
Dec
30
44% Jun 22
20
91% July 31
61% July 8
'
Sep '22
Oct '
106% May
8
64% Aug
34% Sep
37-
10
15% Jan ' 2
32
r
Jan
De6
/127
Jan
g
134
Jan
15
97
98.% Jan'
2
30
Dec
53
;
»6
10
$5
'25% Dec 19
2
Oct 28
12
'•
•
May 27
132% Dec 31
'86% 'May
13% Mar '18
,
;
Jun 24
18
43 y2 Jan
8
i5
23% Dec
25% Dec
20
48% Nov
30
,
•
46*
6
101
Jan
65% F(Sb
Jan
9
5%.
"
19
1
A
8
16
,
Jan
-
Jan
-
03 "
,
,
2
35
Jan
20 y2 Jun
2
May 23
17
July 30
Jun
14
:
9
9
5'
4%
16
44% Jan
12
37% Nov
17
32%' Jun
17
387/b Jan
33
10
30% Feb
9
65
Oct 24
15Y4Nov 20
57 y4 Dec 30
54% Jan
14
2
Jan
2
4r%
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
4
•
106
112
Dec
May
,Jun
14% Jan
5'
9% Jan
2
16% Sep
29
14 y2 Jan
6
2
15% Jun
18
11% Jan
14
2
48
Nov
17
43
44% Jan
2
65
Dec
31
61% Jun 24
101
Jan
2
:25% May
10
Apr
.
6
22
19% July
1
47% Dec
15
9
45 Ya July 22.
2
44% Dec
jl7
33% Feb
3
53
July 231
2
27
28
Mar
13 y4 Jan
3
26% Dec 18
20% Dec 29
23 y4 Jan
18% Jun
23
21 Yb Jan
15% Jan
8
27% Oct 29
22
Jan
13
Jan
6.
41
32
25
39
Jafl
2;
57% Oct
13
85
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
30% Nov
6
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
7
10
2
99-
Jan
6
40% Jan
96
8% Apr 29
For
a
footnotes
Feb
9
52% May 22
92% Jun 23
61% Feb
25
99% Mar 10
93% Jan
2
99
Feb
26
Jun
19
92
Jan
22
25 Yb Jun
25
29% Jan
16
Jan
23
92% May
64
8&
44 Yb Jun
18
8
41
36 Yb
36 Ya
34
36%
33 y4
33%
33 Ye
33 Ya C
32
32
17%
*17
283/4
28
28
67 Vi
68Te
665/s
67%
33%
33%
33 :/4
33%
preferred
Continental Copper
see
page
24.
53%
16% Mar 12
23 Yb Apr
20
34. %
*17
17%
34 Ya
33%
34
8,900
*31%
33 r
33
100
*17
>
8,600
1
17%
>28
>
27%
28 >
■
27 Va
28
66 Ye
67
;■
66%
67%
67 Va
67%
39,800
33%
11,500
3,500
43%
59%
60%
54%
56 Ya
193i
20
19%
*101'A. 104
*101 y4
"
48
•17
48
43
17 Ya
17%
151
151
*76%
"
94
63
37
37 Ya
38 Yb
38%
50
6C3/a
12,500
55 Ya
STVb'
23,700
20%
20
20%
59%
50
:
17 Y4
132 Ya •132%
»
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102
156% 159
*1020 __
*132 Ya
*1020
42%
43%
76%
*150
•
78
43 Ya
10
49 Vi
3,800
93 Ya
91%
92 Ya
*
64
37%
38 Y«
50%
^
1
64
•
37 Ya
133
52'
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v
90
102
155 %
llr000
24,666
*1020
42%
Yo
41%
76%
76%
76
76
26 Yb
26%
26%
26%
3,700
29%
30 Ya
25,800
49 Ya
400
41
26%
26 V*
27
30%
29%
30%
29%
30 y4
49 y4
49%
49%''
49 Yt
49 Ya
57
55
56
46 Yb
46 YB
21%
21%
22%
23 Vi
•
5,000
42 Yd
76%
*47 Ya
4.9
133
1
154
.
267a
•
54
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i
29%
26%
30%
150
10,400
156 Ya
1
150
37 Ya
38 Va
102
"
64
37%
37 Vi
,
133 1
*90
155
43
320
•
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133
157
1—
'
52 Mi
102
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30
76%
48%
37 Ya
41%
'
76%
154
76%
48%
93
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•
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1,900
'
154
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157%
3,100
•
48 Y4
154
92
155 7a
400
17 Va
86 y2
64
50
47%
85%
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38 Ya
;
3,500
104
17 Ya
'
50
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86%
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-
•
38 Y4
37%
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48
17%
64
64
104'
30
30
-
•
94 Ya
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84%
86 Vi
Ya,
78
63
38
38Y2
3,800
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49
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1
46%
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48 Ya
94
■
44 Vi
57 ■'«
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.
I
44 Ya
33 ;.
•
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60
86% >
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49
63
4.2%
76
26%
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49
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80
48%
98
20%
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98
58%
•
86%
94 Y2
63
61%...
90 Va
20%
57%
88
50
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60.
r
17 y4
80
94 Ya
437/a
43
87 Ya
151
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151
.
'
198
84
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44
85
98
33%
84
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87
23
104
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'
43 y4
54%
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33%
;
98 V-i
1.
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57
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100
44%
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•
45 Yb.
21
21%
■
46
21%
'21%
22%
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71
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57
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21 Ya
20%
:•
46 Ya
21Y.v
No ]>ar
—-100
-10
No.par
5
a_100
Co common—5
—;
I
No par
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
17%
300
4,000
2,900
'
27%
;
85 y2
60%
1
19%
No par
U.--
13
2
*17
35 Ya
33%
*31%
*84
43%
59%t
-100
No par
—-
27
6,
18
17%
.
34
33 Ya
33
*31%
*97 Ya
85Ya
98 3't
43y4
i »'t
50c
1
Corp—-1.33Ys
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp—-—5
Consolidated Natural'Gas>
1—10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd—.100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Consumers Power Co Gom
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
^4.16 preferred
:
No par
Container Corp of America—
92
Apr
,
1.
'
97 Ya
*84
—5
100
Conisol Electronics Industries
58% Jan
1
;
Consolidated Foods
107 Ya Apr
11% Jan
,
1
Y com—No par
—1
No par
9
300
25%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Continental Baking
69 Vi
40%
gl,d_i—50
.
155% July 29
69%
25%
.
;
;
70
26 Yo
•
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;
60
<■
70
-
common-^—lO
No par
$3.75
•
:46%»(
.21 Ya 1
22 3/4
.
23Ya;
X69
;
*68
49%:
35
■
62%
"
2
—-25
—
35
34
34
;
30,900
18,300
68'
140
68
:60
;
49%
34%
62%
15%
16 Ya
58%
58%
3,700
62
.
6 Qn0
35 Ya
34 y4
Va.
50%
35
62 Yb
153/4
23 Ya
!
14,100
21%
22%
.
-
15 Ya
46 Ya
21 Vi
.
58s/a
153/4.
55
45Va
,1
-
49%
62
63
15%
97 Yt,
97
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108 V;:
22, Ya
Ya'
108
22
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.
21 Ya
9
9 Y»
9
58%
97 Ya,
108%
22
68%
.
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213/4
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22 %
/
59
97 Ya
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1083/4
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22 ?A
215/a
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97 Yai
108 Ya
*107
3U,t)U0
•
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!
6,000
22 YB
18,700
9,400
97 Ya
100
109
220
22 y4
9,700
.
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9%
9 V'b
9
9
9Ya
19
83/4
.
9
10,900
'
18 Yb
18%
19 y4
18 3/4
19%
19
L9Yb
13 Ya
13
13 Ya
13
'•12%
13 YB
13%
13,.
13 v*.
8,600
60
59
59 y4
59
59%
59 Ya
59%
59 Ya
59%
5.600
64 Y2
64 YB
64 Ya
64 Yb
64 y«
64
64%
64
64 s
8
7,700
101 Ye
101 YB
101 Ya
101 ya.
101V4
1,400
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49%
25%
18%
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.
45 Y4
50 y4
2G5/i
13%
26Vi
50
14Ya
36Y2
563/a
42 Ya
48%
25
18%
*26
49Ye
143/u
36Y2
56 Y4
94
957/s
43
49%
2G
18%.
26 Ya
50Ys
15
42Yn
47Ya
44 Ya
43
48 Yb
47 y4
46%
47
25
25 Ya
25%
25%
25 V4
25%
lBVa
25%
49Yb
18 Ya
18%
18 Va
18Ya
18 Va
26
25Yb
25%
25%
23%
I
507/b
50 Ya
51 Ya
50%
51
11,200
14
145/8
14
14
38^
38
38 Ya
56 Ya
94*
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56%
94Y4
963/4
86Ya
27 Ya
28%
18
Ya
12 Yb
58%
64
497/e
14%
35Yb
567'8
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95Ys
.
94Y?
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87
26'%
27%
,
.
.
19Yar
101 %
953/4
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-
>
101 Ye
101 Vi"
101 %
100%
42 Yb
45
Ya
,
48
43
12,900
22,200
7,-500
'
56-'%
-
■
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94 Ya
14'/a
19,500
1,400
500
.
540
38 Ye
39
■
38 Yi
39 Ye
20^600
56%
56 3i
56%
56 3i
4,400
92 Va
93
600
96
1,680
'
93%
94
953/i
95%
95%
95 Ya
86 Ya
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86 Ya
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28 Y4
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91-
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86 Ya
_
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91 Ya
51%
52
*104
104 Ya
47y4
48Va
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82
90
90 Ya
51% 54Y4
104% 1-64 Va
47%
81 Vi
48%
81 Vi
28
28/b
90Ya
90 Ya
54%
553/4
104Ya 104 Y2
48Yb
81 Y»
49
14%
22
15
22
14M»
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14 A
22Ya
14 A
\. *21Ya
28%
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-
28 Va
91
22;500
510
54 Vb
54 yr
54%
7;800
104 y4
104»Vi
104%
104 Ya
100
48%
49 Yb
49 y4
24,400
53%
82
49
*81 Ye
82
800
81 Vi
*81 y4
14 A
22Va
14"%
14%
14 Vi
14%
7,000
*21 Va
22 Ya
*21 %
22 V*
100
& Steel—
Industries common —
5%
convertible preferred
:
55
70.
49-%
34 Ya
'
.343/4
62 Va
-
16
•
■35%
33.%
*
;
',69
48-%
35 y4.
34%
45%21 y4
y2;
'
—
preferred
14.100
.41%
Consolidated Cigar Corp-
4%
400
29 Ya
25%
Engineering Jno—,--—3
—10
Solvents;
1
Common
41 Ya
29 Vi
4.1%
35%
preferred
45%
*40%
>
41%
34%
Consol Edison of N
70
420
*45
41 Ya
26%
No par
Congoleum-Nnirn Inc——
$5
*69
70
35 Va
12
21 Ya Jun
*69
69 %
29
29%
35
25
Oct
46
100
6,800
.
41Y4
No pur
-—10
Cb_^
78% Jun
23
46
4
so y4
Corp
700
4,100
i
37 Ya
49 YB
44% Jun
13Vi Oct
19
37 Ya
50%
2
July
18%
37 Ya
49%
preferred
Mills
3,800
Ry—
Southern
19
102 Ya
13
37 Ya
26
Illtfm eoin——15
25
May
17 Ya
26%
—8.50
Feb
95
17% I
37 Vi
42
:
60% Nov
106
30
18% May
Apr 10
49% Dec 31
2
81% Oct
24
33
18
27% Jan
57% Feb
12.
Dec 30
Jan
July 10;
47% Jun
Sep
Sep
6
.12% Jun
92
17
2
50% Dec 31
93
86
27 Yb
25
39% Jan
15
Aug 21
17%
37 y4
41 Ya
preferred-——_Nn par
.
.
64. Ya May 28
68 Yi Jan 21
106% Feb
4.64%
Cone
6
14% Jun
24
40%
17
371/4
26%
5.25% preferred —
j.
—100
Comptometer Corp
1
Conde Nasi, Publishing Co—No par
14 y4 Jan
23% Jan
2
30
May 15
48% Jan' 14
16%
Commonwealth Edison Cp com—.25
.
4,500
16,800
119Ya
—25
—
Carbon
*112
37 V*
20
Apr
114
17
58%
64
114
42
36%
34
33
noncumulative 1st pfd
•
119 Ya
■
26%
GolumWa. Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia
pas System Inc_—-—10
Columbia Pictures- common
-*__5
$4.25
*110
37 Va
58Yb
19% Jan
2
&
119 Ya
58 Ya
27% Feb
Jan
*110
11;
4
33% Feb
72 Ya
61%
108 % Jun
5
38 Ya
71%
.15 Ya
15
Jun
x38 Ya
717/«
15 %
Sep
100
39 Ya
71 Va
6i y4
9
7% Jan
*38%
72
2bVo
Columbus 81 Southern Ohio Elec—5
19
29% Jan
39
70 Va
35-A
112% Feb
10
38'A
70%
15 Ya
101 Ya Apr
6% Feb
39 y4
70%
60
2
9% Nov 26
39 Y4
71
119
34%
17
2
39
Commercial
23
4% Jan
13%
Commercial Ci'cdili Co—
55% Jan
2
13%
Combustion
95 y2 Jun
8J/uJan
14 Ya
38Va May 18
105 y4 Jun
9% Nov 21
13%
.67 y4 July 10
'18% Hilar
5
2
14
'
1
preferred series B
Columbiun
26
20
Jan
13%
8,C00
34%
,42
36
33 Ya
*31%
*17
28Vi;
—5
Collins 8k Alkmah 'Corp— 1
4%
51% Mar 23
30% Jan'17
23% Jan' 2
3
46% Jan
14 y4
•69*4
preferred—-*—
2nd-preferred—
5%%
24% Mar 23 '
74 ■, Mar 23 "
65 Ya Jun
49% Dec
13%
34%
30
Coca-Cola Co —
20
73% Nov 28
14%
29 Va
Colaradd Fuel & lroit cmn—No par
48.%- May
7
24% Mar 13 "
2
10% Jan
,
55
31
23 y4 Dec 22
20% Dec 30
31% Jan
/
jfe
65
,
12% Jan'
.
Oct
38% Dec
9
37 y8 Dfec.24
34
>133
50J/2 Mar 11
63 Ya Feb
.
31,% July 23
47% Jan 20
16%
33%
*40 Va
Coca-Cdla JhJ.ornal>'l Corp*
28% Mar 11
16%
34%
30%
No par
Colgate^PalmoUve Co'common—1
-J $3.50 iirdferred
—No par
*
Jufy~27
27
17 Vi
34
.133
*90
i
Feb
16 Va
34 Va
1_100
July 24
43%
16%
33%
51
...7%
82,
33%
16%
50
;
"2,500
17 y4
41 Ya
—1
Eleciirlc
43
33%
47
Corp.—
O'Nuts
y4
42
33%
*40 Ya
:npncumjilative.'.! preferredi-100
Colorado
46
r
1,700
17
ClUett Pdabody Hi Co Cum—__No par
25
t
I
74%
33%
*46
Specift] guaranteed .4% stock!—50
Corporation —_———1
:
.
74 y4
17%
41
Clevite
6
16
\
1
11,200
61,000
33%
46 Ya
$4.50 prelerrCdl
;
Cleveland & Pltt« RR 7^
27
159.
42%
*
29%
preferred-—
Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co'-—
f—5
Clark E<iulplnent Co15
C C'C4 St Louis Ity Co com—300
Apr
96;
,
75 % July 22
21% Jan
7
23% Jan
Feb
42
13,700
Ya'
6 Va
17
sJOQ.
4%% il preferred —:
300
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—30
136% Jan
28
119Y< Feb
12
63
42
'
40 3
preferred
Cleveland
41
40 y4
46 '/2
:
20
JUn
38% May
28
l'
Mar 20
39:6
.130% May 14
88
2
4%
>
Jun : 4
55% Jan
2
'
77-
Feb 27
•
"81,:
Apr 22
24% Jan
35% Jun
7
165
30
42
13%
83
37 Ve
City
'
4
Feb
July 27
76 J/4
30%
5%%
7 >
Nov
Jan
,'
2
•
28
19
18% Jan
55
74%
46Ya
City Investing Co common-.
'89% July
76 ;
25
78
40%
CIT Financial Corp—
.
8
9
July 18
59.
•
103% Jan
*76
46Ya
Cities 'Service.-Co%———•
.
2
Feb
95
>
27% Mar 20
49 % Mar
37%
'«
64% July 10
26
9
67'v
f
1
64% Jan
102% Jun 24
'45% Dec
2
20% Oct 13
6
*39%
39%!
6PY4
OH—
Colf.on
Common
21
91% Feb
14
3 5.Ye Jan 17
83
6Va
16,800
^
*112
No par
Cincinnati Gas A- Electric—
Jan
10
; 102* ' Feb
78%
137«
85 VI;
6
50
Chrysler Corp 2
Jun
•
'13%
*77
13%
84
;
900
2,100
70%
5%
•
17
5
79
•
Ry com Del_50
preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
8
22
Feb
39%
38%
40
—
Jan
15
39 Yb
9,900
17%
1
—
13
52% July 21
39%
63 Ya
16
35
26% jun
*
1:9
t
33%
10
2
14
39%
.
62 3
*15 Ya
-700
33%
15% Oct
17% Sep
11
;
2,800
33%
17
2
59% Oct 27
107/a
"
:
29%
34
36% July 28
63% Aug 11
11
43
33%
13%
1
.•
37% Apr
37% Jan
13
13%
11
300
92%
42%
*29%
"
,
33y2
Corp
9
21
63
15'A
11
92 3i
43%
29%
29%
100
2 '<
Jan
61%.
16
93
:
43%
5,400
30,000
31% July 21
10% Jan
6312
16
'
16
92
v:
■
1,700
"
23%
27
44% Feb 27
62
16
92% 5
7,300
."
32%
23 Y4
30%*Jan
44
62%
x61%
.
19 y4
32%
23%
9% Jan 30
„
30
'
300
80
'.19
,
23%
10
2
44
50
*92 '
92V* ;
*78
19%
33 Va
23%
28
Jan
43 Va
30
'
19V8
23
28
27"
45
30
31
79%'
79%
*32%
,
22%
Dec
1
33%
22
38
Sep '12
19%
33
22%
31% Nov
99
'78
19%
21%
•31 y2 NOV
83
78
19%
32%
92
45% May 25
32y2Jun
79% "
44
43Vi
2,500
53-Yt
44
36% Mar 26
30
53 y4
,
43%
24% Mar 24
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
*44YaOct 13
53
*90 Yo
19
35% Dec
:
53
.
91 Ya
19
8
52%;
19%
,92y4
500
3,800
"
43 Ya
Nov
7
18
91 Va
32
Oct
17%
42%
40% Nov
83
18 V4
43%
5% series A noneuin prd
100
Chic & North Western com— No par
28% Jan
18 Va
32%
91 %
*77
300
23
92
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
50% Feb
22%
18 y4
52%
;
22%
90 YB
5
7
52%
*22%
43 Yb
63
59% Oct
18
;
91
63% Oct 20
Apr 25
3,700
-
.f
43
27
44
19%
90 Vs
33% July
•
39 Va
42%
2
Feb
52%
23 Va k
.
433/4
preferred series A—
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tbol_
8
Chicago Rook Tsl 81, Puc RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cnb
No par
18% Feb
89
38%
19
43
19% Apr < 7
14% Jan - 7
«
3,600
88 Y4
"*18%
39
.
92
2
*
18%
19
40Va
24% Jan
Jan
110
«
S2
2
12% Jan
'
11
July 31
July 14
40
•'
40
—
74% July 8
118% Feb 26
44 y2 Jun
17
25% Dec
23
18Yc
18%
,
Chesapeake Cor]) of Va.!
5
Chesapeake & Ohio R,y common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR Com—No par
2
*22 %
22%
,
76%
,
50
44,800
34
123 •
'
6%
•'
121 %
a
2,500
10,600
92 Ya
33%
88%
38%
110
■
112Ya
•
92%
<
28,100
'
7:
7
500
•
12,400
-
22%
•
111
123 •
,
88 Va
14%
17% Mar 23
1——i
*
-
86 3 4
15
2
•
••
,
5 7 it
11% Jan
10
18%
13%
8
11% Jan
39%-
18%
71'*
No par
—;
Chemetron
5
19
89
38%
85%
9
38
89
19
,19
....
5%
13
8
883i
39%
.
7.
123
14%
23% Apr
36% Jan
1
34 Yt
123
86%
42% Jan
Jan
93 V*
33%
*122
5%
5
25
*92%
34%
34%
1
14
4
17
13% Apr
93 y4
*92%
34%
123
88%
39%
.,:
114%
85V4
16
31% Jan
88 ' «• /
40%
1.9y8
23%
112%
93% 1
33%
123
260
••;
•
*118 Yai 120"
119-
7
7
'
22
22%
*118 y2
1
30
17,000
44%
70
1-15%
■
'
42%
*29%
7
5%
15% Feb
26% Jan
'
118%
42
12,400
*44 Vi
•
'
114%
14%
85y8
27% Jun
16
Sep 24
33% Sep
3
49% Nov 14
l
*92%
93%
33 •
14%
33
9% Mar 14
*
7
115%
420
7,000
101
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co__
1%
Champlin Oil «fe Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
45% May 28
5
188
118%
22
83y4
19
20
23%
>-5%
1
14
109% NOV
22 V4
1
29
Apr
70 Vat
1
1
$4.50 preferred
4
Jan
68%
.
10
Inc.:
Co
Common
24
70%
7
^
123
92y4
<12
30%
*
69
39
21% Oct
17% Mar 19
>
;
30
44
,
35Va
39 % Sep
14 Va Dec
-
•
-
44
29%
114%
7
114%
r-3y»
18%''
43
44
30
22%-
118
40%'
44
30
7,600
36 Vi
100
70%*
' 22%
35%
103
30%
68
■
41 Va
40%
36%
103
44
38%
55% Nov
108
'<
36%
104%
38%
2
Oct
40%
44
*29%
118%"
39%
—5
:
31% Jan
69% NOV 21
40%
44
'30
36%
36%
102
11 y4.
Corp—
Co—I—
Gotluun
Belt
Chain
36%
107"2
40%
11
3
43/4 Jan
31% Nov 25
'7
Feb 25
7
17
36%
102%
'
11%
20% Jun
2
36%
.87%
par
24% Aug 14
>.
96
*11%,
38%.
No
7
v
96
10%
17% Jan
Jan
97
16y4
28
89-
97
63
33% Nov
23
97
*96
15y2
2
47% Apr
96%
61%
2
Jun
96
5
Jan
39 y4 Nov
96%
^9.50
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
Chadbourn
9
Mar
3,600
>18%
-
Jan
14
44%
31%
91
Aug
43%
*92%
^to
Champion Paper 8c Fibre Co—
43
43 %
123
34
100% May 21
43 VV
7
:__50
Violctta
Central
5
28
43%
113
_100
—
Corp
Sdgar C<>
Century Industries Co
22
52
preferred
RR Co or N .1 —;
Central & South'West
15
16
Nov
54
2
42 y2
*118
7
U00
50% Mar
July 13
42%
22%
L.10 ••«*>'
15 y2 Mar 11
6 Ye NOV
20
1% Jan
20
38 % Mar 23
12
42%
of
•99% Feb
July
7,200
43%
21%
;4%%
17
8%-Jan
16%
55 Ya
72
«
;
23
14 y4
15%;
55 Yb
69%
Corp «r Anief com—No par
preferred
1
100
26
55% Feb
3
16%
56
12.50
I
preferred ;
23 Va Feb
17
Jan
7
Apr
Co common.
39% Jun
~
Aug 28
19-
Jun
22 v
16 Vi
55%
Georgia Ry co'm__No par
52y2
52 Vz
; ' 15 % preferred seriea il-^.
tl00:V'."' *76
' 79 Va
Central Hudson Gas A, Ehic
No par
19
19%
Central Illinois .I.gfc commbn__No par
52%
32%
79 %' JUly 30
16
30
16%
56
1
2nd
.Central
16%
55%
43%
5%
53 V4 July 31
17
55%
r 30
Celolex
4
16%
55%
40%
»
0011 v preferred ser'es A_300
Corp common—
1
preferred
It20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central .Foundry
Co
1
,
3
Mar 23
22
19% Dec
17% Mar 21
9
Apr
23 y4 Mar
16
•
•
•7%
44% Mar 20
>
78 ;
4.20%
Celanese
7
20
2
fj
Shares
17%
35%
1
Inc
the Week
.
55%
100% 104
7%■ preferred —100
12
July
Products
(J
6 % %
2nd preferred —:
Caterpillar Truqlor common
9
37% July 21
33% Dec
31% Jan
'm
7
•
18% Jan
1 7
Jan
-
Carter
Case
July 31
96%
„
J
Friday
July 30
42%
No par
5
Co—
Carriers & General Corp.
125% May 13
Apr ' 7
Sep 17
15'
28
y2 Jan
Steel
.
Sales fwr
Thursday
July 29
16%
Corp common———10
preferred
■
„50
4%%
22
July
33 V4
5
78% Jan
17
26% Feb 28'
98
17
Jan
7 V4 Apr
>
121
92 y4 July 16
117
Carrier
'
lb
119% Mar 16
-
22
29% Jun
\
19
73% July 24
26% Feb
2
Jan
83 y2 Jan
Carolina. Power & Light
Carpenter
31% Jan
Jan
6
7
10
19
19
PRICES
Wednesday
July 28
55% '
5
48% Jan
110'/a Jan
Aug
.v.*—.—.l_1
_
(Philip) Mfg Co__i
10
Carolina. Clinchrield 81 Ohio Ry_100
>46% Jan 27
9
38% Jan
i
Inc
Jun
117'
May
V20
9?% Nov
Aug 28
-
41 V4 Jun
-
19
119% Jun
3:
41% Jan
5
Jhj
Airlines
Carborundum Co
SALB
Tuesday
July 27
Far
Carey
5
39 y» July 16
3
14
16
34% July 23
,
38 Y2 Jan
-5Y4Jan
52% Feb
1Q2% Jan
11
207/sJan
55 y« Apr
1
July 23
96
Capital
HIGH
•
Monday
EXCHANGE
23% Apr 1056% July 15
AND
LOW
,
STOCK
"
Lowest
-
J
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(472)
.
.
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Range
Year 19D8
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
6
Jan
8
12
10% Feb
Jun
9
24
30
12% Dec
15
2
13% Apr
69% Jan
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Insurance
5
20
Continental
Motors
26
Continental Oil of Delaware
11%
56%
591/2
14
75%
75%
75%
76%
77
783/a
77
773/4,
75%
76
5
41%
42
41%
42%
411/4
42%
41%
413/4
411/4
;
5
22%
22%
22%
22 %
x221/2
22%
22%
233/a
223/4
41 J/4
23
18,600
common
5
47%
48%
48
493/8
471/4
48%
463/4
481/4
4?
473%
11,600
51%
*52
78% Mar 10
18% Jan
2
44% May 22
16 % Jan
12
34% Oct
13
22% July 13
33% Mar 17
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
49% July
2
Copperweld Steel Co
50% Jan 20
52
Jan
30
49 Va Jun
51 % July
27
52
82 % Dec
31
82
Jan,
98 % July 28
14
52
Feb
59% Jun
1
30 Va Jun
22
33% Jan
55% Nov
13
12% Apr
16
24% Dec
8
20% Jan
74% Feb
0*
Oct
12
102% Dec
30
89% Feb
88
Aug
89
Apr
84% Feb
1
8
2
20% Aug
16
0
9% NOV
5
1% Jan
9
13
3% Not
11
24 ye Jan
13
39% Dee
1
Jun
10
Mar 11
85
15% Jan
4 % May
78
Nov
86
5
4
28% Jan
3
40 V4 Dec
141/4 Mar
3
201% Nov 28
86
Feb
88
85
Continental Steel
14
May 12
Apr
18% Jan
24% Jun
10
8% Jan
14 % Apr
9
3
5 V4 Apr
22
54% July 30
Jan
35 Va Jan
74
85
Jun
40
Mar 11
20%
12%
12 J/b
33/4
3%
3%
37/o
3%
3%
1,400
513/4
53%
54%
523/4
19,900
3%
3%
common
25
5iy4
51%
preferred
100
of Wheat
-1
*76
303/8
29
%\ 30y4
110
9
Jun
7
15
12
193/e Jun 26
103/4 Jun
68% Jan
15
2
24
Crucible Steel
2
51/4%
6
1141/4 July
213/a Jan
Cuba RR
16
371/2 Jan
171/4 Mar
4
81% Mar 11
Co
of
6%
*91
America;—12.50
convertible
preferred
pfd
30y4
20%
3,700
14
14i/4
20,700
Cuneo
6
23V4 Nov
14
213/4 Apr
27 Va Jan
2
25% Feb
3
31% Aug 27
2
39% Apr
8
Curliss—Wright
303/8 Mar
6
Aug
6
35
Jan
6
411/4 Apr
9
40 Va Mar
3
63 Va Nov
10
591/2 Jan
5
94% July 28
Cutler-Hammer
411/4 Apr
3
6iy2 Dec
18
601/4 Feb
9
76
Dana
Press
Inc
Class
28
34
Feb
6
30
51
Jun
25
Jan
14
22
74% Jun
12
82
Apr
10
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C_.
100
Dayton
—
26% Dec
19
26% Jan
3r9 % Nov
26
17 % May 12
211/4 Feb
19
Decca
Records
541/8 Nov
11
47 3/4 Jan
681/4 July 31
Deere
&
19
30'/a Nov
11
271/2 Mar 30
33
00"
Rubber
Co
123/s Dec
1
8% Jun
15
12% Jan
9
Delaware
Lack
63 V* Dec
1
571/4 Feb
16
68% Mar 11
Delaware
Power
16%
251/2 Dec
31
243/a Jan
2
68
Oct
23
56
Jun
30
13
151/4 Jan
7
19% May
7
47% Mar 13
Apr 28
24V4 July 23
23
May 26
63% July
6
&
20
19
173/8 Jan
Jan
Sep
2
54% Apr
12
Jan
74% Jan
9
20% Nov
20
43V4 July 17
19% Jan
6
52 Va May 22
77% Dec
31
74V4 Jan
Apr
7
46% Oct
9
16% Jan
3
23% Oct
27
Mar 26
14% Nov
18
14 % NOV
20
33
9
6% Jan
2
39
7
443%
45%
43%
443/8
43%
441/4
8,800
51%
51%
513/a
51%
52
51%
52 y8
2,600
77
77
77
77
76
77
*76
77
*76
79
*76
79
'76
*76
79
*76
79
*78%
80
*79
80
*79
*79
80
*79
80
34%
35
341/8
34%
20%
20%
20
20%
201/e
20 3/a
8,900
65
65%
65%
67%
66%
681/4
28,400
30
30%
29%
30I/4
30
30%
29%
30
29%
30
3,900
8,600
323/8
.* 323/8
323/8
32
32 3/a
9,000
19%
183/s
19
18 3/a
191/B
15,300
43V4
433/4
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
431/2'
43%
43%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
59
59
59%
60
60
60
59%
591/2
*59V2
23Ve
23%
22%
23%
22,%
23%
223/4
23
225/8
22 3/8
34,800
15
21
21-
21%
211/4
21%
21
21
20 3/4
203/o
1,100
10
59
593/a
5,800
—
De
Vilbiss
1
Co
Diamond
Alkali
Co
$1.50
Diana
Club
Duplan
59V2
61
59
59
33%
33%
33%
331%
33%
331/4
34
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
31
20
22%
23
233%
21%
231/4
21%
21%
211/4
213/4
8,600
32%
33"%
32%
33
32%
33
31%.
32
31%
313/a
7,200
43%
44%
42%-
43%
43
43%
42
431/4
40%
42
Ltd
2
351/2
35%
1
24%
24%
No par
No par
141/4
14J/4
36
36%
36%
363/4
26%
36 V2
24%
24%
24%
243/8
25%
14%
14
14
14
14
19
201%
20%
201/4
20Vz
•20%
20%
201/4
20 3/a
No pur
46V4
47
46 Ve
467/8
46
46%:
46
47
46%
48%
1
251/2
25%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26s/8
26%
261%
2,800
5
87
88%
88
88%
873/4
88%
875/o
88%
87%
881%
21,900
403%
41%
40 3/e
413/o
40
40 3/4
36,000
26
26%
26%
Co
Drewrys Limited
—__50c
40%
40%
40
403/8
1
25%
26%
26
26
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
*121/4
12%
1
.
USA
13y4
I2y2
13%
13%
13%
133/8
Inc
International
Corp
:
dii Pont de Nem
(E I)
July 31
Common
8
257%
261
261
266
Jan
7
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
100%
100%
100%
80% Oct
1
911/4 Apr
28
3
Preferred $3.50 series-
No par
*80
12
July 25
50% July 15
Oct
51 '
May 21
2701/4
267
1003/a
100%
80%
80%
80
80 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
41
41
*41
41%
40
42%
24V4
41V4
42%
24
43
43
*423/4
43%
43%
43%
*43%
433%
43%
435/8
50
*45%
46Va
*451/2
46V2
46%
46
50
*43%
44
*43V4
44
43%
50
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
*44%
8
261/4
26%
26%
263%
10
421/2 Feb
27
$3.75
preferred
50
46% Jan
27
$4.15
preferred
50
50
24
53
Jan
31
14% Jan
14
24% Nov
10
22% Feb
3
46Va Mar 13
4%
48V4 May 26
4.20%
4.10%
preferred
preferred
47
Mar 24
21
preferred
$2.10
DWG
Cigar
24%
5
common
preferred
31% Apr
6,100
100 3/a
2
44% Nov
2,200
133/0
267
391/2 Jun
13
1,700
123/8
133/4
803/4
12
46% Jan
265/8
12%
137/b
100 Va
86% Apr
26% Jan
43% July 6
43'/4 July 29
42 % Jun 19
28
26%
121%
13%
80%.
17
23 % Jun
42
263/8
12%
.
80%
Jun
Duquesne Light Co
5,50C
24,300
& Co—
275
46
800
18 3/4
106
25
203/8
18%
9
May 22
201/4
18%
23
40
2,700
7,200
18%
202% Feb
41 % Jun
5,100
19
143/e
191/e
18%
100% Jun
S
36 3/e
253/a
14%
18%
21
May 12
36%
18%
31
48 V4 Mar
8,300
25%
'
Dec
50
700
J
24 Ve
*14
6,100
1
Dresser Industries
Dunhill
61V4
33%
*30%
2.50
.
Dover Corp
Dow Chemical
141/4 July 13
601/4
34
.30%
Inc
Productions
92% July 15
8
60%
33%
30%
50c
27% Jun
28
60%
1
Corn
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
45% Jan
190
1
com
preferred
Stores
*21
7,900
61
25
Diamond-Gardner Corp
II2V4 Apr
26
1,100
Detroit Steel Corp
214
11
7,200
20 %
651/4
10
43
Sep
411/4 Sep
34%
20%
64%
29
May" 13
34Va
34%
20"%
65V4
Sep
471/8
34
20%
.101
24
34%
220
64%
172 % Apr
39% Oct
34%
-
80
32
281/2 Apr 24
14% Jan
6
79
79
"
183%
6
Jan
461/B
51%
77
32%
9
May
45%
52
19%
Apr
12
46
51%
76Va
18%
22% Jan
11
45%
7
44,700
32
Dominick Fund Inc
Douglas Aircraft Co
21
18 5/8
89
19
2OV2 July 23
5J% Jan 21
17
17%
32%
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
15
19
89
18 Va
Distillers
May 18
*86%
18%
Inc.
Lines
Dr.
22
8,000
89
19%
*86j/2
32V4
Air
12
31
76
*86%
183/e
89
3
Delta
23
193/4 Dec
75
73%
19%
*86%
Denv & Rl0 Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
!
i
20
17% Jan
J.li/4 Jan
75%
72%
18%
89 v
67
291/4 Jan
2
Mar 26
73%
72%
10%
22
Mar 31
5,300
66'/4
(Walt)
16
923/4
10%
Disney
13% Jun
92
663/4
36% July 29
4
94
10%
32% Mar 24
12
91(3/4
■
10%
(The)
14% Deo
1,200
*65%
Diners'
26% Dec
38,300
38%
10%
59% Apr 24
8i/a Jan
._
351/4
38%
663/4
25
9% Jan
223/e
34%
373/4
10%
39% July 20
11
*22 3/4
343/8
373/4
66%
23% July 28
42Va Mar 13
35% Nov
22 3/8
333/4
10%
7
25% Jan
A / *223/8
35%
66 Va
173/4 Jan
Dec~29
223/8
34%
;
IO1/4
37% Feb
43%
*22 3/o
353/8
66
32% Mar 24
2
Jan
223/a
35
11
15
14
*223/8
353/8
66%
13
193/4 Nov 21
223/8
100
10%
15
7
64
*65%
Jan
113/4 Jan
64
50
293/4 Jun
20
64%
Co—.13.50
30 Vb Jun
46
*63%
*:
1
Western—
& Light
24
30
35% Sep
2
293/4 Mar 26
641/4
19%
No par
323/4 May 21
48% Dec
2
251/4 Jan
*63%
50c
32 % Feb
30 % May
641/4
18%
50c
Inc
63/0 Apr
17% Oct
*63%
*86%
(Delaware).
46% Feb
63
641/4
2,200
10
common
Delaware & Hudson.^-
~42% Dec" 31
16,500
100
.
tight
&
13% Jan
2
13 3/a
72
5
27% Jan
5
13 y8
72
100
83% Apr
Day<jlrom Inc
2
131/4
35
100
49% Mar 18
61
Feb
12%
•••
73%
Jan
91/e Jan
12%
73%
87
55
123/8
93%
561% Dec
37"% Jan
13
*22 3/s
1
Dan River Mills lac
15
400
12%
92%
393/4 Nov
191/4 July 27
May 26
34%
131/4
941/4
Mar 10
911/4 Feb
21
14%
*341/4
V.
87% July 23
36% Apr
Xl4
343/4
*63%
■
13% Feb
18% July 20
411/4 Jun
5
14
343/4
*70 3/4
'933/4
6
Jan
*70
14
34%
93%
18
May 25
72
141/4
34%
913/4
Aug
July
72
*133/4
37%
92Jk
Dayton
*70%
35
371/4
141/2 Nov
36% July 15
720
141%
37%
15
8
9i/4
72
37%
14
2
9%
133/4
38%
91/e Jan
2
9
35
*69i/2
A
*37%
631/4 Jan
Power
A
14%
72
10
Inc
-
343/4
_1
A
■
9%
123/8
1
Corp common
33/4% preferred series A
16
9
91/4
14
Curtis
common
9
343/4
*69%
5
D
151/2 Jan
9
203/s
14%
5
2
700
20%;
18 3/o Jun
30
16,400
14%
20% Mar
Jun
30I/8
1111/4
201/4
16
Jun
480
295/e
*1091%
110
141/2
Feb
74
17,900
91%
205/8
7
78
553/a
91%
14%
Jan
16
543/8
20%
62
28
29%
110
400
55%
5,600
143/4
13
Jan
303/4
111%
41%
201/z
631/4 Oct
Jun
293/i
IIOV2
393/8
42
141/4
533/4 July 24
88
"31%
111%
1,600
393/a
393/8
203/8
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Publishing common..^
1
$4 prior preferred—*
4N0 par
$1.60 prior preferred
—'No par
89
Nil
93/8
21
19
\ 383/e
401/2
143/4
16% Jan
24
391/4
203/fl
10
Oct
-
*40%
9iy8
38%
*391/2
395/8
41
1,200
8,200
.-
93/4
10% Jun
771/4 Sep
A
143/8
30
79
,
203/8
16% Oct
2
\
A,,</
;
10
Sugar
3
2
27
100
noncum
20
May 25
20%
Cudahy Packing Co common!.
5
4%% preferred
———100
Cuban-American
1454 July 21
66
373/4
193/4
*26%
111%
100
413/4 Jan
13
27
11014
253/a May
5
No par
16
753/4 Nov
38
91
preferred
371/4
1,000
20i/4
27
543/4
$4.20
383/4
*40
3T3/4
19s/8
27 y4
;
:
Zellerbach Corp comnion
Crown
12 Va Mar 31
43% Jan
38
20
27
551/2
-No par
333/8 Jun
30
38
20%
26%
911/a
preferred
12
37
37%
54 %
1
15,600
79
*76
20
*91 yo*
2
com
18
!
51
79
*77
79
55%
$2
Corp
preferred
Dec
8 3/s Apr
*76
91 y8
.
Corp
Petroleum
conv
141/2 Dec
39
79
91%
1063/4 Jun
Jan- 13
51
54%
13
17
20%
123/s
913/4
Oct
69% Nov
21
12%
553/8
6
21
2
203/b
121/4
88
543/4
60% Jan
98i/4 Apr
323/4 Feb
7
*86%
20%
121/4
40%
9
Jan
88
20y8
123/4
40
20
88
*86%
20%,
12
1
Crane Co
5%
87
20 y8
40Va
12
6% Jan
906
10,200
39%
5OV4 Jun
29
241%
1501/4
87
*851/4
Crown Cork & Seal commonj— 2.50
9OV4 Jun
56
*86%
241/2
148%
*851/4
87
20
24%
July 23
20
3
88
<>.85 y4
87
^
54%
1491/2
24%
148
Jan
25
10
*851/4
,
147
41
583/4 Nov
24
87
251/4
144 3,4
44
1011/4 Jun
Dec
*24%
144%
7
7
333/4 Sep
25
25
143%
1423/4
37V4 May 27
11
15
14,800
26%
923/e Nov
27% Jan
100
55
37%
431/2 Apr
2
100
19%
295/8 Jan
17
53
*92
55
271/4
10
31
*52
100
54%
1
Corp
Coty International Corp
Cream
53
*94
54%
1
Petroleum
Inc
3%%
*52
100
54%
19%
30
Dec
*86%
53
*94
37%
31% Dec
7V4 Jan
*85%
*52
981/a
19%
41V4 Dec
16
100
preferred series of 1947-100
3%%
Cosden
Coty
25
25
141%
53
55
271/4
3
183/a Jan
5
6,900
98j/2
54%
373/a
25 Va Jan
29
l
common
4,300
54%
100
54%
1
15
,
51%
*94
1
25
2
25 Va Jun
20
50
(Del)
Crescent
16 3/4 Jan
10
15% Feb
50
preferred
.59
233/8 Apr 15
285/a Mar
9
37% July 28
291/4 Dec
12
preferred
convertible
Corning Glass Works
3%% preferred
Mar 30
Aug 18
Jan
7
23
convertible
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
150% July 31
32,2.00
Hi/4
57
8
Co
25,900
60
11%
55
55% Jan
Products
11%
58%
Hi/4
55%
36% Jan
6%
IIV4
60%
11%
54%
14
18
5%
11%
11 y4
5
22
Corn
15,500
Hi/4
l
Dec
14
56
55
37% Dec
Jan
55%
541/4
66% Nov
7
55%
551/a
3
19 Ye May 20
Shares.
551/4
55
2
64
July 29
the Week
55%
28V4 Jan
12
Friday
July 31
July 30
54 y4
51
38% Feb
Sales tot
SALE PRICES
Thursday
HIGH
Wednesday
July 28
July 27
Continental
5
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mar
66
51% July
Dec
63
44
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
—:
—
Corp
.
*41
272
1003/s
275
100
■272%
100%
*793/4
36,200
1,900
800
803/4
3/8!
243/4
41%
*391/2
40 3/4
*43
43%
43%
441/4
190
*43%
433A
43
43%
1,100
*46
47
431/4
*42%
45%
*44%
43%
45V2
*26%
271/4
*26%
27
*26%
55
*54%
55
V2
24
*4G
43%
>
*45
-
6,600
110
47
10
110
43%
4€%
_
•
27
1,000
E
2.73/4 Jan
453/4 Dec
10
43% Jan
14
2
Eagle-Plelier Co
29 y8 Jan
30
Feb
11
33 % Jan
8
46% Apr
9
Eastern
22 Vb Apr
30% Aug 14
28% Jun
18
34V4 Jan
21
Eastern
73% Jan
82% Jun
78
May 18
24% May 7
85% Jan
23
3OV2 Apr
4
75
Apr
57
July
8
97% July 22
88% Jun
931/2 July 30
3 8'/a Jan
2
59
Oct
2
561/4 Jan
22 Va Jan
2
37
Dec
31
36% Jan
90% July 27
53% July 28
76
9
83 y4 May 22
83Va Jan
89
2
37% Dec
Jan
22% Jan
86
Jan
141/4 Apr
17
15
Jan
2
7% Dec
95
34
Feb
May 15
41% Jun 24
90
Mar 30
92
20% Feb
39
19
25
11
Mar 27
Oct
4
I8V4 Jan
16
31
36V4 Jan
7
8% Dec 31
26 »/4 Jan
2
40 V» Nov
19
63/4 Jan
2
11% Dec
15
6% July 20
38% Jan 14
93/4 Jan
7
24
>
9V» Jan
2
551/2 July 28
14
Mar 20
39
Jan
Gas
4%%
&
Inc
Asn
com
prior preferred
Ekco Products Co
4%%
Electric & Mus Ind
Amer
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
2
39'A Dec
9
30 Va Jun
10
56 Va Deo
8
48% Jan
7
69% May 12
Emerson
2
16% Deo
2
13% Jan
8
26% May 11
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
2
Jan
26 V4 Jan
2
2
24
Dec
10
38% Apr
30
90
May
36% Oct
8
17
6% Jan
2
13
Nov
28
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
3
23% Jun 22
25% Apr
9
321/4 Jan
29
38
Mar 13
80
18
88
Jan
9
40
Mar
5
Jun
34% Jun
11
16
Mar 26
55 Va Jan
2
15Va July 23
70
May
4
El
Paso
Natural
Gas
Electric Mfg Co
16
60
Jun
10
25Va July 23
30
21
Nov
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
14
19V4 Jan
2
3OV2 Mar 12
Evans
3
28
Nov
28
28% Jan
2
47
Deo
4
61% Oct
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
2
43% May
9
8% Aug 25
2
13% Jan
7
Jan
2
23% Oct
13 y4
17
May 14
19% Mar
39% Jan
10% Jan
13
Falrchild Engine &
6
Fairmont Foods Co
Mar
24 V4 Jan
3P% Jan
2
33
17
29
footnotes
see
page
24.
9
July 27
27% July 29
35
Jan
9
4%
&
Co
*92
93%
common
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
*92
340
93%
*92
93%
92%
93%
*93
94
60
88%
90%
88%
891/4
89
903/4
883/4
89Va
X87 V2
88
52%
53
52%
533/e
52%
53
52%
52%
*52
52%
7,400
2,800
87
41
87
41%
92
7
*87
40%
*887/b
88 V4
41%
92
*87
41%
*88%
88%
411/4
92
*87
88i/4
41
411/4
*887/8
87
20
87
40s/a
92
405/8
*88'/a
4,100
92
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
291/4
29%
50%
513%
51
52
52%
533/8
521/4
53%
x6%
6 3/o
63/4
7%
73/a
7%
7%
7%
55%
52i/4
53%
493/4
51%
51
10%
10%
10%
103/8
10%
103/a
1,700
22,200
52%
IOV4
10%
3
32
32%
31%
321/4
313/8
333/8
33i/4
33%
335/4
341/4
4
64%
64V2
643/4
67%
G7I/B
673/a
66%
67%
15%
*24%
65
17%
64
5
16%
17%
16 Vb
16s/8
16%
17Vs
17
171/4
24%
25
10
100
50
No par
1
40
Airplane Corp_l
convertible preferred
Family
26,800
53%
Morse
Mar 12
9,800
95%
10"%
Fairbanks
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
33
261/4
941/4
53%
9
10% July 16
26% July 28
96
253/4
96
50%
10%
37V2 Apr
2
28
2
79%
275/8
95%
*78%
3
10
23
Jan
3
79%
26%
97
50%
1
July 27
793/4
27
963/8
29%
3
7% Jun
78%
265/8
97
6%
Inc
84
79%
27
96%
50%
Corp
29% Jan
80
26%
29%
Ex-Cell-O
11
79
27%
97V4
5
Eversharp
11
80
26%
1
5
Sep
79%
96%
*87"%
8
Jun
10
19,700
17,500
5
7
19% Dec
301%
243/4 Mar
30% Sep
F^r
Co
30
2
395/8
29%
49% July
89
Dec
Products
21% Jan
15"/4 Jan
391/8
30%
2
79
0
39%
30%
15
22% Apr 22
Apr
400
383/8
30%
-
Apr
11
545/8
39%
30%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
28
4%
preferred
——100
Equitable Gas Co
—8.50
Erie RR common
No par
13% Jan
54V2 May 29
54%
383/e
31 Ve
shares—
Jan
July 21
*545/8
39%
30%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Jan
79
54%
38%
31
100
4 Va Jan
17% Jan
54%
39%
30
2.50
common
preferred
27
30
541/2
38
100
29
20
54%
1
10
.
Fuel
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
$3.60
preferred
50
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
1
4%% preferred
100
May 14
31% July 16
53% July 30
Airline
24%
24%
24%
243/a
243/a
24%
243/a
34
*80%
34 %
81 %
34%
341/2
333/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
80%
81%
*80V4
81%
80%
801/4
*80V4
8IV2
37 Va
38%
37%
373/a
37%
37%
36 3/a
37V4
37%
14%
697/a
*61
23Vb
22
46 Va
141/2
69%
62%
14%
37%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
69%
693/8
14%
693/a
32
9'/4
25
81/4
*61
62%
693/a
*61
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
47%
21%
22%
46%
48
32%
*32%
33%
693%
62
23
22%
22%
22
22%
461/4
471/4
46
463/4
32%
33
9%
9%
83/a
9%
25%
26%
253/a
26V4
8%
8%
32%
323/„
8
8V4
83/c
26
8
32
32%
84
84
25
25 Va
25%
253/a
26
27%
27
29
293/4
29
29%
29'%
30 Va
293/e
323/b
32%
*82%
84%
100
2,600
23,100
-
480
62
233/4
34,300
22%
223/8
5,700
451/4
46
5,800
'
*31V4
1
85
693/4
*61
233/4.
9%
*83
693/a
62
23 3/8
25%
8%
69%
*61
233/8
100
1
1
•
54,800
13,100
5,000
62,900
4,500
83,5001,300
2,400
32%
*82
*31
9
261/4
8%
32%
500
9
9%
26
32%
26i/4
59,300
7,200
18,200
1,800
8
32%
81/4
32%
32%
*81%
831/2
20
2714
26%
27%
30%
293/4
30%
8,600
3.800
86
1
Number 5869
190
Volume
. .
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(473)
17,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
Highest
NEWJE!e°CK
■
Oct
7
6% Dec
2
11% Jan
2
17 y8 Dec
16
3
55
18
55
May 19
Mar
32
.247/8 Aug 21
"52
Nov 20
7
118% Apr
Dec
29% Jan
3
19 Va Jan
2
22
Jun
27
29% Jan
7
57
Dec
30
30% Nov
17
52 % Dec
2
16% Jan
16
20% Jan
2
167/8 Apr
25
7
49% July 29
136
Dec 10
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
104% Jun
88
15% Apr
25
18 "868
10% Sep
6% Mar 10
29
n
«
«
•»■%:
II I
8%
3
Oct
29
28
19 Va
17.000
61%
62
623/4
2,400
303/a
30%
30%
10.60C
17
69 Va
July 18
40% Sep
87
Jan
96
30
10
88
Mar 17
July
T.;i
9
jln
93
19
19
19%
19%
1,400
44 %
42%
50%
15%
39 Va
50
443/a
50 Va
9,900
50 %
*15%
15%
1,500
38 Va
38%
12,300
-142
144%
-141%
142%
4,300
*103
104%
*15%
38%
64%
64%
25
25%
25 %
11%
12
41%
11%
41
88%
*87
110%
111
^
-4
2
35% Dec
31
7% Jan
2
17% Dec
31
13% July 20
17% Jan
2
35% Oct
27
46% Dec
18
40
Feb
9
52% Jun
29
2
180% Dec
24
170
Feb
16
1
87
12% Jan
.
100
Jan
95
10
Nov
89
July
at
Tniv 1 n
52%
7
Aug" 11
2
50% Dec
31
2
22
Nov
19
19%
25
39% Oct
2
8% Jan
2
24
10% Jan
14
14% Sep
15% Dec
9
49%Mavl2
25
123/! Jan
21
iQ3/
9n
63/® Jun
14% Jan
5
271/! infv
22
2
913/
"ran
29
19
Fph
7?3/®
5S
2Ri/n?iv?4
Iv SH
77
Feb 2b
Dec~18
18%
"Si
28
70
Dec
24
Ton
by /4 J an
9
a
8
143/a Dec
17
12% Jan
28
2
17% Nov
17
16% Jan
2
263/4 July 23
9
453/a Jan
12
51 Va Mar 17
Jan
T
-
Tun
33% Feb
20%
9% Jan
54
80%jJlvln
2
50% Jan
Jan
15
Jan
8% Jan
fiqi/
35% 35%
*88 > 90'
35%
*88
27%
*11%
27%
27%
*13%
27%
27%
13%
50%
27%
13%
51%
50
"■/—■'/
*190
87Va
18%
" 32V*
771/3
1
14
51%
87'/a
19%
331/2
78%.
19% 20Va
37% 37%
7%
16
28'%
26%
*71
14
503%
50
208
208
*88
89
18% 19
331/2
34
78%
77%
197/(5 20 Va
,37% 38%
*206
.
__
*7'%
16%
30
263/4
*71
73/4
16%
30'%
27%
71 Va
223/4
22%
26%
26%
35%
*88
*88% 89%
18% 19%
33% 34% 77Va 78'/a
19% 20Vf»
38
38%
*73/8. 7%
16% 16%
293% 30V»
26% 27%
71 Va
71 Va
22%
7%
16%
30
26%
71 Va
21%
35
357a
90
o^4« c°nvertible preferred—100
V'? I"®*1
100
S ?
*}C
*
2
nerA C°
1
Ford Motor Co
5
PnJfiDwv , £ T"C
2
Foster-Wheeler Corp
.
10
Francisco Sugar Co
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
1
Freeport Sulphur Co
10
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
4% preferred
iqq
M„1?
mS S
29% Julv 16
25% Feb
.37% Jan
6
35%
90
1
10
10
Po^ Giant Markets Inc
%. preferred
Food Mach & Cham Corp
35%
*88
53
•
41%
19.300
88%
710
111
29%
23.700
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51
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4
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32% Dec
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31
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PRICES
Year 1958
Lowest
19.'%
19%
19%
19%
18,500
32 Va
33%
32%
33
13,700
77 Va
53,400
78%
78/4
79
19%
20
19%
20
12,300
38 Va
40%
38%
40%
38,700
7%
8r
7 Va
16%
16%
*16%
30%
283/4
29 V;
800
8
1,400
17
293/i
24,900
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28
27 Va
27%
89,700
71%
71 Va
713/4
713/4
50
22%
22%
26%
G
403/4 Jan
22
48
20 Va Jan
2
35
32
Jan
17
27
July
Dec
33
31
27
Jun
9
4
46
Jan
19
38
Feb
51 % Dec
5%
5 6 3/8 May
Gardner-Denver
50% Jun
9
21
11
Garrett
45% Dec
2
2
7% Oct
22
53/4 Jan
243/4 Jan
13
Oct
22
313/4 Jb.n
8
37 Va Jan
14% Jan
2
17% Nov
12
17 Va Jan
5
19 Va Mar
8
7
Mar
9
Gar
19
3% Jan
6
7% Nov
20
7
67% Nov
26
42
Apr
13
9
643/4 Jan
19
2
36% Dec
11
31% Jun
15
36% Feb
2
Apr
18
93
96 Va Jan
7
40% Sep
9
July 15
27 Va July 21
102
15
24% Feb
25
51 % Feb
*
9% Jan
14 Va Nov
2
Jan
8
Dec
8
19 Va Jan
2
9
34% Jun
9
7
43% Dec
11
033/4 Jun
27
75% Jun
18
Apr
10
55
Apr
29
57
Apr
8
.
24
13
29% Dec
14
673/a Nov
Bronze
General
Cable
28
66% Jan
5
General
21
General
Electric
9
6
2
34'% Dec
40
May 21
Jan
13
79'% Dec
2
74 '% Feb
9
98
July
4% Jan
2
22 3/a Dec
18
16'% Feb
9
383/a May
89'% Dec
30
60 V4 Jan
105
2
Jun
117
19
Sep
104
Jun
8
120% May 25
5
88'% Jan
3
General
General
General
General
9
17
114
5%
3
Mar
333% Jan
2
Nov
6
Mar 25
58% July
7
105'% Oct
6
117'% Jan
16
103'% Jun
23
112% Mar
4
83
Aug 29
92'% Jan
22
80'/4 Jun
8
34
Jan
44
19
42'% Jan
7
52
37
4
43% May 25
/
52
6
Dec
45
-
__
.
May
87
27
Aug 25
41
Jan
20
31'% Jan
28
27
May 26
31'% Feb
24
29 V4 Jan
2
37
52 Va Feb
6
52'% Jan
2
60% May
44% Jan
2
58'% July 22
4
Jan
6
7
Oct
20
60 Va July 20
5 Va Jun
21 Va Apr
38% Dec
15
15'% Jan
32'% Jan
17 Va Jan
3
13
24% Sep
47% Dec
27
Jan
57/8 Jan
16
Nov
11
27% Sep
4
7
21
2
62% July 27
253% Jan
2
31
Jan
2
18%
2,400
%
6 Va
5,700
35 Va
353/u
94 Va
933/4
93%
40
2974
31%
30%
30%
10,800
60%
62 %
60
Va
61%
7.600
12%
4,000
61%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
Feb
28
14
Jan
2
151 Va
9%
9
9
9
9%
8%
38%
39
3,200
42
42
3,000
37 Va
Va
33%
32%
383/4
42
%
42%
83 I
42
42
81
81
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27%
27%
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8
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8%
8%
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53%
54%
74,700
80%
81%
48,000
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6,200
41,100
8
33
32%
32%
50%
32%
51 %
52 Va
50%
51%
51%:
51 Va
53 %
81 Va
82 %
81%
82 %
80 Va
813/a
80%
81%
32 %
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34
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33 Va
34
94
95
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95
95%
95
26
26%
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25%
25%
25 %
29%
110
111%
111
112%
111%
112
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106%
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106%
107
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57 %
57'%
573/4
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105 %
105
82%
82%
46 34
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105 Va
105
82%
82
82%
46%
46
46 Va
4.1 Va
39%
40
39'%
40%
40
40%
*32 Va
58%
1
56%
*
No par
No par
15
_1
-x39%
46 %
40
40%
407a
33%
60
59%
5%
25
39%
*32%
59%
58%
59
2
29% Feb
3
$1.32
preferred
25
29'% Feb
13
$1.30
preferred
25
26% July
7
16% Jan
34% Dec 31
50'% Dec 16
2
22'% Apr
7
Feb
12
78% July 24
35
Jan
2
104Va May 28
44% Jan
15
83
Feb
3
90% Aug
1
90
Feb
9
129
Apr
29
275
Dec
15
258
Jan
12
79
Jan
2
91
Sep
90% Jan
8
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
20'% Jan
2
27% Dec
9
4
29
98
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
83
May
8
92% Mar 26
415
28
Apr
99% Mar
104
3
Jan
26
363/a Apr
28
24
$1.30 preferred (series B)
Genl Tele & Electronics
General Time Corp
General Tire & Rub com
4'%% preferred
4 % % conv preference
$5 preference
5'%%
preference
Genesco Inc
Georgia-Pacific
40'% Jun
17
54'% Apr
'/a Jan
3
64% Dec
29
53
Jun
23
71
23 l/a Jan
10
30% Oct
20 '/a Jun
23
28'% Jan
33'% Apr
21% Jan
3
49% Oct
15
14
443/4 Mar 18
53% May
7
7
39 Va Dec
10
36% Jan
8
48'% July
8
89% Jan
21
92 '/a Jan
27
96'% Apr
1
15'% Apr
16
943% May 21
24% Dec 22
Gillette Co
—
Glmbel Brothers common
$4.50 preferred
7
27% Jan
8
Gladding McBean & Co.
44
21% July
13'/a Apr
28
29
9
47
2
157'% Jan
16
53 Va May 19
5
Dec
3% May 15
175
July 10
Jan
7
213% Jun
Apr
23/a Jan
22
3'/a Jan
12
44
172
Jan
813% Dec
29
76% Jan
9
14
Mar 30
23
Glidden
27
230
July 28
1031% Jun
1
Feb
12
124% Dec
30
117% Jan
7
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
35 % Jan
2
July 2
40% July 30
41
Jan
2
49% July 31
42% Apr
1
54'% July 15
3
2'/a Jan
27
4
5
11
Jan
2
9
3'/a Dec
8% May
8%
Oct" 13
6% July 14
32
48
Va Jan
47'/a Jan
i5
Oct
5% Jan
46
Dec
22
17
Apr
Apr
30% Jan
62% Nov
31
20
56
Jun
May
3
41
Dec
2
38% Jan
28
88
July
8
74
3
9% Dec
24
59
154
Feb
4
May 28
10'% Mar 18
15
37% July 27
7
2
78'% July 29
Jun
22
11
8% Jan
7
105%
1043%
81%
82'%
81 %
813%
45
46
45
45'%
1,500
393%
39%
393%
13,500
.39%
40
40 V4
41%
19,000
331/2
32 '/a
32'%
59'%
58'%
59%
105%
»/4
59 Va
59%
105
58%
53%
48
Mar 17
84'% Mar
4
16'% July 17
Globe-Wernicke
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)___
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Grace (W R) & Co
1
Graham-Paige Corp common
1
6%
conv
preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
Grand Union Co
Granite City Steel
;
Grant (W T) Co common.
15
39% Jun
26
553/aJan
6
1
26 Va Jan
2
31'% July
2
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
10
45 Va July
1
54'% Jan
5
Great
51% Nov
12
49% Jan
3
59% Apr 27
3Q3/8 Feb 18
2
31% Dec
2
146% Jun
4
22% Jan
2
393% Dec
29
12
253% Mar 23
135
Jun
30
141'% May
8
26 Va July 21
47'% Feb
24'% May 29
14% Jan
2
19 Va Dec
11
17% Jan
2
80'/a Jun
9
87
Apr
17
85'/a Jan
28
263% Dec
4
22 3/8 Jan
2
10% Jan
10
5
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
footnotes
see
page
24.
5% July 31
Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
7%
88'% Jan
20
Greyhound
4'%%
Co Inc
Corp
common
preferred^.
303% Mar 30
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
10
Guantanamo Sugar
Jan
16
No par
25
No pat
25%
21'%
21'%
3'%
3'%
*200
230
95
95%
142% 143%
40
40'%
513'4
523%
2%
3
' 9% 10Va
8
8'%
37%
37%
763/4
77%
45%
46'%
*77'%
78'%
14%
15%
43
43'%
30'%
30'%
50
50'%
54'%
54%
27
27'%
136
136
'
26'%
26%
21%
21%
5%
3'%
19,700
24%
24%
14,800
38'%
38%
37%
38 Va
36
37'%
9,300
13 Va
13
13
13
13
13%
13 Va
1,000
61'%
293%
61%
61%
60%
61 %
60 %
61'%
3,200
29Va
30'A
29%
30
29%
29%
3,200
28
263/a
26%
763%
*27
*25%
29
26%
25%
763/a
93%
♦13
1
77'/a
94'/a '
79'%
*85
95
*400
450
97
97
*101'% 102
34'%
35
49%
60
22
.51%
46'%
*95
22%
25'%
48%
213%
3%
230
94'%
50%
60'%
23Va
52
47
96
22%
26
49'%
21'%
3'%
230
95'%
141% 143%
40
52%
2%
9%
*7%
37'%
40
77'%
78
46'%
77'%
45%
77'%
14'%
53%
3
10
8
37%
253%
75%
92%
76
*85
*400
78'%
95
450
98
102
102
343% 35%
49
49'%
59
59
23'% 24'%
x50% 51
46'% 463%
*95
96
22% 23
25'% 25%
483% 49
97'%
213% 21%
33%
3'%
*239
240
94
943%
141
142'%
40
40'%
52'% 533/a
2%
3
9%
9%
7%
8'%
x363/4 37'%.
77'% 78'%
45% 46Va
*17
78
14%
14'%
14%
43%
43
30'%
30'%
50
50
43'%
31
50'%
54'%
54%
43'%
30%
50%
54% 54%
27'% 27'%
1353/8 1353/a
21'%
213/4
3
*213/8
22'%
*21'%
22'%
*21'%
22'/a
*87
25'/a
53%
88'%
253/a
53%
*87'%
25
*5'%
88'%
253/a
53%
87'%
25 Va
*5'%
87'%
26%
53%
3
,
,
59%
1,900
39
38%
100
1
1
1
2,800
5%
5%
27% 27%
135'% 136'%
263/a 26%
213/8 21%
No par
100
preferred
Green (H L)
When issued
—
5
preferred
100
Grayson-Robinsan Stores
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
33%%
Oct
20% Jan
10
5
_5
12.50
Sep
Dec
100
10
49'%
23
30
60
597 a
247a
28
*25%
26
75%
91%
48%
5
Inc
Goebel Brewing Co
31
2
Co
5
33
60
*31 %
57k
29
26%
52%
47
96
1,300
24%
29 %
51%
46%
*95
22%
25'%
2,300
105
25
297 a
*85
95
*395
440
96'%
96'%
102
102
34'%
34%
50
50%
58
59'%
213/8
22'%
89,000
5%
61%
91%
77'%
570
57'%
24%
13
26
78
1063%
56%
53/a
62%
76%
89%
75%
Corp ex distribution—l
10
61
17
30
131'% Jan
For
Co
50'% Jan
30
43% Jan
Oil
Glen Alden
69
1
Getty
29% July 13
24% May 20
4% Jan 28
Corp
Gerber Products Co
25
10
10
83%c
100
100
100
100
1
80c
10
4
1
5
No par
114
106'%
a
24%
*27%
*25%
26
.1
60
5,700
112 3%
57 3
56 Va
5%
13
10
33%
57%
1,500
x24 Va
60%
29%
_10c
•
40
*32%
59%
59
5%
24%
38%
10c
82
40%
1
Equlpt Corp
24
28
4.400
34'%
95'%
Jan
60
20
83
*81
No par
Utilities
2,600
9%
27
28
8
38%
*80%
83
8
38%
22Vi
94%
93%
27%
26%
11,2%
108
_.
25% Apr
30
150
♦150
27%
26% Jun
27
12%
150
150
42%
Zl
Public .Service..
2;600
35'A
*93%
30 %
29
35 %
94%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
23
25
46
35 Va
*93%
__100
&
33
♦43
46
*42%
46
6
150
42
No par
General Refractories
General Steel Castings Corp
May 22
12%
18Vs
6%
\
preferred
General Realty
12% July
63/a
35
61
62
*313/4
18%
6%
151 %
♦80%
General Public Utilities Corp___2.50
General Railway Signal—
6.67
July 10
39% Feb 18
28%
32 Va
18 Va
18
_5
Finance Corp
Foods Corp
Instrument Corp
Mills common
General
15
26
46'% Jan
4
30
28% Sep
3
26
33
16
16
24'% Jun
—
%
37
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
$3 convertible preferred
No par
$2.98 conv preference_____No par
6
94
■
600
32%
%
33
18
*42 %
34%
35%
5
Co
General Precision
May 25
6%
46
12%
2
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
45% May 11
18%
400
6 Va
*32%
33
61
__i
Corp
$5 preferred—
Preferred $3.75 series
24
3,200
*150
General Motors Corp common.—1%
3
Mar
Apr
6%
9- Va
Dynamics Corp
843/4 Apr
74% Feb
303% Jan
19% Jan
48
Inc___
Co
Finance
50% July 16
29
4,000
6%
27 Va
Controls Co
31
45 Va
6%
5
General
79 % Dec
45%
6%
5
100
39 % Mar 18
Jan
44 Va
63/4
94 %
No par
Cigar
44%
6%
2
Corp
Corp
Contract
44%
6%
63/a
'
Gen
44%
34%
com
General
2
9 3/8 Jan
5
*50'/a
*42 %
1st preferred—™
4%
50 Va
1
No par
General
45
50 Va
18 Va
Transportation__1.25
Baking Co common
5
10
51
51%
*32%
Amer
General Bancshares Corp
293/4 May 27
8
7% Feb
TexasI
of
preferred
45% May 11
84
Mar 17
26
253/4 May
"93/8 Nov"*To
$8
10% Mar 25
38% Mar 26
3
7
General
42% Apr
75
7V4 Nov
General
May 19
Oil Co
Amer
50 Va
20
1
com
3,400
51V*
30%
50
com
preferred
General
22
153
30 Va Apr
Jan
$4.50
22
14 % Jan
28
7% Feb
5
38% Nov
Jan
Indus
29 Va
48%
30%
1
Investors
29%
48 %
303/4
50
preferred-.
American
200
30%
49
100
American
convertible
67'/a Mar 11
16
Jan
138
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
2
9
12 Va Jun
7
141
125
39
6%
General
7,200
48 Va
51%
j%
4
Corp
26 %
48%
6%
*5
preferred
5,500
25%
48%
44 Va
5
ZZZZZ2
convertible
22%
26 Va
30
com__I.il
Inc
2234
26%
*48
*48
29%
Co
Industries
26
*48
50
Acceptance
General
25%
No par
Corp
Gteneral
3
263/4 Jan
8
preferred
22 Va
5
common
Co
Wood
4%%
4
Feb
52 % Apr
Oct
convertible
Gamewell
2
94
1
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
27
Jan
5% Apr
Co
39% Jan
3% Jan
34
Gabriel
May 11
263/a
26%
50
*27
29
26'%
26'/a
*26
26'%
30
26
26
*253%
26'%
1,000
15%
76'%
74%
75%
62,000
90
93
29
*27
7C'%
90%
78%
77'%
10,900
93'%
76%
♦85
95
♦85
*400
450
*400
•
54,200
95
450
98'%
99
99
99'%
*102
640
102'%
120
34'%
35%
343%
35'%
4,900
46%
48%
46'%
48
60
60
59
59%
23%
49%
24%
23'%
23%
50%
50'/a
50%
46'%
47%
47
*102
102'%
96
23%
23
23
900
28
27%
29
197,800
48%
48
48 Va
5,700
213 a
2,400
96
♦22%
48'%
21'%
3%
*190
94'%
,11,900
5,600
*95
*95
25'%
47'%
34,000
2,200
61.200
22
3'%
21%
3%
230
96
3%
220
♦190
96
5,400
10
96%
7,600
12,800
143%
1423%
143%
40
40%
40'%
403/4
52'%
53'%
52%
53'%
15,800
2%
2%
18,600
3,800
2,300
141'%
2%
,
9%
3
9%
9%
9%
3,400
8'%
8%
36%
37
36 7 8
37%
4,500
76'%
77%
75%
76 Va
10,000
45'%
46%
45%
4b
77%
77%
14 Va
14%
14'%
1434
12,100
42'%
43'%
X42 %
43 Va
24,800
30%
11,000
*8'%
8%
78
*11
5,100
30
30%
31
30'%
50'%
51'%
50
V4
50%
4,800
54'%
54%
54'%
54%
6,500
27
27%
26%
27
3.500
135
136»%
136'%
13614
130
26'%
26%
26'%
26%
10.300
21%
22
21%
213%
14,100
*21'%
22'%
•213/a
22'%
140
87'%
87'%
88
88
263%
27%
26%
27'%
17,600
5'%
5%
5%
500
5'%
VI
18
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•
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
:
.
Monday, August 3, 1959
■
•
(
-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
14
May
52
5
Feb
Lowest
28% Nov 17
9
Mar
101
lwtnge Since Jan. 1
Highest
25% Jan
75% Dec 22
25
129
Dec
2
107% Jun
30% Feb
6
71 Va Mar
16
79
EXCHANGE
24
17
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
July 13
127% Jan 22
84
Sep
90
Oct
30
102 Va
10
100
Jun
83
July 14
95% Jan
96
19
99% Sep 25
May 29
109
Jun
July 21
91
1
100
Apr
29% Nov
18
13May 20
24% Dec
8
70
Jan
2
26% Jan
69
2
21% Jan
47% July
2
30
Jan
99
Nov
23
Apr
Jan
13
10
8
88
6
19
10
44 Va Feb
6
122
29% Nov
26% Feb
36% Jun
9
31
52% Jan
2
17
% jun
10
64% Jan
82
30% Dec
12
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
12
25
Jun
19% Nov
3
27% Apr
30% Apr
31
36% Dec
19
24
35% Nov 20
13
15% Sep
7
Jan
31
14
34
66
Jan
34
Jan
80
2
29
60
Jan
7
74
74% May 29
Jan
88% NOV
85
28
16% Jan
2
333/8 Dec
19
9% Jan
10
153/4 Dec
31
31 % Jan
7
20
123% Nov
12
Jan
3
25% Jan
22% Jan
2
2
473/4 Dec
31
39% Feb
24
7
67% Dec
393/8 Nov
16
33% Apr
20
35
Jan
31
82% Jun
23
Sep
5
12
21% Jan
5
May 21
273/4 Feb
2
Jan
8
Jan
19
Jan
7
29% Nov
10
233/4 Nov
28
2
8% Nov 20
36% Jan
17% Jan
9
84
92
Dec
1
2
3
375/a Jun
30% Apr
Feb
20
•2% Jun
12
8% Jan
22
5% Jan
10
,
Jun
90
9
16
39% Sep
29
Feb
6
Jun
6
Jun
97 % Aug
75
Nov
13
90
17
65% Jun
153/a Dec
14% Dec
18
5
17
41
Feb
12
28
37% Jan
2
80% Mar
2
12
85% Mar
July 24
96 % Jan
11% Jan
15
30
14
133/a Jan
Oct
13
53% Jun
24
20% Nov
17
18
2% Jan
20% Jan
13% Jan
87% Dec
19
6% Oct
Jan
87% Jan
20
2
2
38% Dec
3
2
24% Dec
1
5% Jan
35
Jun
b
July 13
66
2
4%
26
27
5
Mar 17
7
193/s Apr 22
9%
:
33 %
5%
9%
32%
'-55%
56%
55%
56
124
;
41%
42%
56
124
-
46%
48
42%
42 Ve
313/8
313/4
31%
46%
45
42
31%
;
*44%
9%
93/a
9%
39%
39%
57
14%
55 Va
573%
*14,
82%
83%"
v
83
82
82
.14%
33%
32%
33*
32%
33
32S/a
323%
32%
34%
*34%
35
*343/8
.20%
35
*343/8
21%
70%
111
35
21%
20 3/4
203%
69%
70
70
*109%
77
111
*76 Va
109%
77%
39%
41%
109%
*77
10
20%
2,000
70%
12,600
'
111
*109%
77%
77
403/8 !
39%
1,000
35
20%
70
41%
3,200
32%
*343/8
20%
69 Va
-
76%
40%
1
50
32%
"
''
*109%
■
1,500
2,400
83
33
69%
15,800
14%
81%
*82
33%
21
280
.'•571%.
14 Va
81%
33 V4
Ill
3,300
40
55 Va
14%
843/4
83
;•
85
58%
14 Va
83%
b
•
33%
*109%
700
9%
*39Va
85
*83
3,200
4,500
9%
39%
59%
-
421%
45 Va
.
9%
1,600
4,.400
31%
31%
'*."45
39%
14%
30
8,800.
3,100
'
*122%
46%
45
.*453/4
•
-
56'%
124
*122%
45 Va
Va
83%
71
9,600
2,200
';•< 347/b
563%
563%
33
...
600
1
b 5,600
323%
20%
40%
30
-
-.771%
500
41%
7,900
38 Va
38%
38%
405/b
41
42 %
41%
417/e
40
23 Va
41
23%
20,300
22%
23%
22 Va
22%
22
22%
22
72
71
223/8
18,300
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
116
*111
114
*71
*113
393/.
40
,39%
15y2
15%
*15%.
31
31%
■
50c
5
*23
110%
40%
39%
16
16
30%
12,700
13%
13%
13%
13 5/a
13 %
13%
4,000
23
28%
28%
*28%
42%
58
57%
4534
46%
No par
45%
*89%
90%
88%
89
7%
73/8
2234
29%
42%
5
22%
*28%
29%
42 Va
57
43
43%
57 5/a
5734
x45%
46%
88
7%
20%
20%
\
38%
315/8
32%
31%
32
*75%
76%
75%
75%
100
*90
91%
<693*
70%
82
15 %
100
*81
G9%
15%
21%
57i%
6,300
46'%
15,000
47
213/4
*37%
8 2'/a
91%
57
38%
7%.
46
*88%
21%
21
*20%
211/4
203/4
*37%
38
31%
76%
75
69%
75
14,000
70
8 2'/a
*81
82%
*81
8 2 Va
*90
91%
*90
91%
*90
911/2
69%
70
693/4
70
69'A
10
69%
15%
153a
25
*15%
24%
15%
24%
15%
153/i
15*1/4
24%
23%
23 Va
24
23
54%
55
54%
55
23%
22
22%
55%
55%
543/4
55
22%
23'/a
92 Va
93 %
93%
9,900
15%
24%
55
92 %
1
7%
*37%
21%
8%
8
38
215/s
22%
21 Va
373/4
373/,
">
22 %
22%
22%
93V4
93
5,900
22%
93
93
8
373/4
7%
7%
*37'/o
37%
1,600
25,300
'■
22%
7%
21%
-
94
*93
8 Va
37%
2,500
100
321/4
*81
•:
.*
t
32
*75
300
211/4
'
31%
120
5,900
71/2
21'%
38%
*37%'
1.400
89
7'/4
•
54%
50
__5
21%
*90
,
2,200
89
*20%
*37%
82
100
431/a
45 3/4
21%
213/4
77%
291/4
423/4
*87%
*2034
33
*75%
231/4
*28%
73/a
38
,
231/4
291/4
58'/a
7%
21 %
21%
231/4
57%
88
500
433/a
43
.
7%
32%
No par
1
23
*28%
573/4
46%
38
50
5,500
153/4
30%,
42
Inc common—3
39%
15%'
30% %
133/4
21 "<
393/4
180
153/4
23
75/
3 9 3/4
170
110 Va
29%
13%
20%
39%
.
*1091%
16
13%
1
393/4
*15%
113
31 %
12 50
25
*109%
30 Va
23%
3q
111%
31%
31
23'/8
I~io
Hussmann Refrigerator Co_
110
34%
1
pfd series A
.273/4'
,
%
33%
69 Va
5
common
32
33%
100
convertible
.27
93/4
39
59
'
76%
preferred series A
5%
42%
45%
39%
41%
preferred
Hupp Corp
55%
45
«.
31%
V
s
76%
preferred
45%
61
28 3/3 / 283%
*27 Va
27%
*105
110
.33%
40%
common
453%
60%
28%
*105
56 Va
♦122 Va
;
45%
>.60%
__1
com
45%.
613/a
28%
32%
56 1
45
41%
•
-
32 Va
124
39% >
85
50
170
-
45%
113
*106
:
55'%
31%
9%
39%
.591/4
Sound Co .(Delaware)
l't" '
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
& Indust Inc com_
5
•
55 %
44%
31%
r
13,000
•
't
88
91
61%
27%
26%
V
.
55
♦122Va
'•
,.
45%
2.50
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp_
20
*
1
32%
52%
56%.'
45
common—No par
100
preferred
10
102
'
124
Jb.; 31
Hunt Foods
38% Jan 29
23% July 9
1
113
■32
441/4 ...44%
42
r
41%
b
Howe
233/4 May 18
93 % July 30
83/a July 22
25
convertible
33/4%
30„
16%. Jan
8
63
27
$2.25
.101%
102
31%
85
t
,
■
*
*108
52%
33%
preferred
Household.Finance
22
Jan
convertible
Houdaille-Industries
6
75
17
13% Jan
17
5%
45
uq
$4.25 preferred—_
Hotel Corp of America
101%
102%
102%
30%
*84%
'
-
*122%
100
.«
102
31 '/a
'
32%
55%
.„
No par
Corp
*101
103
28
No par
Corp
Chemical
102
*101%
'
27%
10
common
*89
45J/4
*83
(conv)
91
28%
52
„
.
._l
a
*89
62%
x.l
Z
91
28 Va
1
common
88
45%
...
t
89
6IV4
10
5% convertible preferred
Homestake Mining...
Hooker
*441/2
v'
85
283/4
_5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Oil
•
30%
61%
32%
2.50
preferred series A
Honolulu
^
1,900
550
7%
,
7%
67,600
*373/8
37%
400
21%
*: 21%
21%
21
21%
213/4
'
3,600
I
Feb
11
«
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
30s/a Jan
•8% Jan
■9% Jan
«
50
28
13
507/a Dec
31
46
2
Oct
52
'
38% Dec
31
35
Jun
40
Jun
15
13
Oct
3
47% Jan
48
21
Jun
9
42
1
July
12
Idaho Power Co..
Ideal Cement Co
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common
39
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
41% Mar 23
9
Apr
Jan
43% Feb
4
4.08%
10
46
46%
5
47%
47%
47%
37
45'%
47
37%
37%
45%
37%
36%
45%
37%
46%
35%
47%
36%
473/a
353%
36%
8,100
48
15
47%
48 Va
48
37%
38
48%
38
47%
38 Va
37%
38%
41%
37%
38
37%
48%
38%
10,500
50
;
No par
preferred
Dec
1
2
47
52 % Jan
22
Apr
3
Jun
23
Jan
5
50
51
50
preferred
2
46% May 25
4.26%
4BVi Dec
43% Dec
•9% Jan
4.70%
preferred
,50
2
45 % July
47% Feb
3
2
38% Nov
20
4% Apr
25
47
I
14
45
156
2
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
2
13% Jan
13
Oct""!
18% Jun
5
■7
Jan
2
143
Oct
3
16% July
7
24% Nov
~4~3
12
20
Oct" 13
29% Dec
12
July
47
8
8
Jun
41
15
21 % Apr
24
95% Jan
2
Dec
30
26 Va Sep
30
44
S
Dec
166
Jun
337/b Sep
11
163
36% Jan
87
July 28
Jan
2
385 % May 12
39% Jan 27
15
13
28 Ve
78% Jun
13
July
13% Apr
70% Jan
73;
21% Aug
27
17% Feb
13
86% Jan
Jan
17
95
Oct
2
13 Va Dec
31
•5% Feb 27
122% Nov
7
•8
Sep
25
7% Jan
96% July 16
13
16% Nov
•7% Jan
7
100
Jan
B6
Jan
13
68
Jan
2
13
sa% July 14
■1% Jan
S3
~3
May 28
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
17
31
Jan
28
17% Jan
2
•9%
116
Jan
13
Jan
10
34% Nov 14
71
Feb
136
Dec
40
May
41% Oct
35% Oct
11
4
18
7
30
6
Oct~17
19
Dec
2
19
37
Feb
94
33% Jun
3
26% Sep
3
33% Oct
3
15
90% May 12
23% Jan
7
Jun
4
57
Feb
Jun
26
50% Jun 23
49% Feb
9
38
11
4
May 22
For footnotes
61
30
Dec
99% Aug
54% Oct
see
page
7
8
24.
59% Jan
2
97
2
Jan
46 Va Mar 24
5
36
:.87
30 V4
4343/4
100
146%
32 '/a
5
*78
15
233a
.—No par
102%
Limited—1
common
17 Va
7.50
126 %
preferred
No par
of Cent Amer com__No par
*90
12%
100
1
*59 %
159
Jewel
{
103% Feb
16
3%%
Co
Lt
Inc
<te
Laughlin Steel
5%
Joy
;
;
.preferred series A
43
60
38%
39
2,400
35Vo
40
119
."g
47%
20%
8Va
2,200
26
26%
26
26'/a
16,800
97%
96%
97%
96%
97%
13,500
*147
.53 %
152
8%
V47
8%
152
8'%
*148
52 Va
53
52%
53 Va
40%
41%
41 Va
413/4
41
*30'%
31'%
37
152
52
40 5/a
x37
393/8
38 %
38%
87%
87
87%
87 Va
88
30%
303/a
Va
433%
435
55%
54
30%
30 Va
435
432
30%
434
32%
38%
29%
427
31%
*30'%
9,300
6,900
31%
39
38%
393%
88'%
88'%
88'%
30%
30
30
7,200
427
429
12,900
432
.
13,200
980
,
55%
54 %
533%
543/4
146 %
53%
146%
54'%
31.300
146%
146%
1473/4
32%
•
32%
32 '/a
xl44'%
32 %
31%
32%
31%
80
145'%
32%
9,700
79
80
22'%
22 3/a
22%
104 %
105%
-
55
80
78'/a
78 Va
23%
23%
23%
22%
103%
104%
103%
104%
104
*3C'%
*87%
30
525%
41%
145%
147
->■
17%
16 34
128
127%
91%
*90
12%
12
60
!
45 Va
16%
127%
11%
60
12
*59%
_
35%
Va
45%
45%
32%
*32%
38
38
V2
*37%
36%
35%
39
46%
37%
,
36%
14,500
11%
5C'/.
164%
59%
164 3/4
35
35%
162
'
44%
46
32%
32%
38%
38%
39
39
38%
36%
-
37%
38%
36%
36%
36 Vn
44%
18 a
8
18%
18%
18%
35 %
353%
37%
36%
36 3
3634
38%
38%
i
35%
4
35%
39%
35%
353%
39%
39%
3934
38%
39%
119%
*118'%
119%
*113'%
47%
119%
47-%
47%
•
47%'
47
47%
3,600
...
100
57,300
1,300
5,400
37%
18%
-
36%
*35
2,000
3534
5,000
36%
35i%
35%
37
321%
-
18 5%
35%
1,000
4,700
35%
45%
*32
: 35%
20
164
353%
18%
35
200
900
11%
59%
34%
35
15,200
91
12%
*118%
-
47%
17'%
130'%
*89'%
34% :
x36%
35%
40
16%
130
32%
36 Va
7,000
19,400
39
/
400
23
104%
18si
,
119.
23
103 %
38
-
1,190
80
38 %
r
38%
89%
*79
59%
163%
35
35%
17%
130%
39%
*12
60
162
•
17
129
90
*32%
-
17%
129
90
>
160
35%
45
17%
12%
160
35 %
*79
129
91
*59%
160%
18 34
,~__i
8%
27 Va
31%
35
373/8
8%
26 %
x96%
40%
18%
1
8%
263/4
973/4
149
53
34%
•
5
3,600
38%
381%
*118%. 119%
-
47
7,100
4,500
50
471%
8,800
20%
4.000
21%
20%
21%
20%
21V4
20 Va
20%
211/4
21
22
21
82
81
81
22'4
82
20%
21
82
83
.50
83
50
'50%
50%
49%
81%
493/4
81%
60
*81%. .83
.
21%
*80
,.
*81 Va
48 %
49
83
83
83
49 %
5,900
57 %
*82
57%
57 Va
84%
80
65 %
67
14,900
79%
80'/a
..-21%'
_1
100
5
Johnson
Manufacturing Co„
35
1
__;
Johnson
&
__~i
50c
common
Jones
•
37%
5
a
*42%
38 Va
*30 Va
40
32%
4% .pfd__100
preferred—Z
Johns-Manville Corp
6
593/4 July 28
Tea
&
45%
42%
38%
31%
38%
Iiq
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Pwr
45
53
38 %
;
*44
*42
38%
149
*32%
_JZ"_~3~.5o
46
42%
38%
8%
153
par
Power Co.
& Elec Co
preferred—.——x
Jersey Cent
70% July 14
July
Elec Light &
"35%
-25
Teleg.No
*44%
42%
383/4
8%
I25
j
&
Jaeger. Machine Co—
27
88; Apr 21
59% Apr 27
81 %
39%
100
Canada/
Packers
51%
*30 %
com
46
425/b
97%
*149
120
42%
26
54%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Co—
28
31
31
$6
May 12
52% Dec
Mar
23
31% Jan
J4V4 Apr 23
of
*44%
41
*38%
26%
1.N0 par
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
15
Jan
86
82
Apr
Jan
July 23
24
Nickel
46
99
1
t
Iowa-Illinois Gas
50% Mar 18
79
Jan
35
45
123
43
56% Dec
Iowa
*44%
5
Interstate Power Co—
May 27
% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
46
1
preferred
7%
preferred—
International Telep
40
48
.-100
International Utilities
Corp.j
Interstate Dept Stores
38
'
20
May 7
20% Jun 25
88
•3
16
May 6
July 30
37% July 31
19 % Mar
5
,
5% Die "23
31
35% Feb
39
Mar 24
118% May 13
36% Jan
2
28
*47
8%
International Salt
;
No par
International Shoe—
„No par
International Silver common.
12
48
25%
—
Jan
45 %
9
9
July 15
*47
20
.
Rys
5%
preferred——
23
47 Va Apr
15
25
$4
48
98
No par
preferred-u———J
Int'l
;
19
1*Y« Jan
Dec
37
3
36 Va Jun
•2
•3
172 %
10
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
44 Va Nov 19
37
2
Jun
Co
International Paper
28
69.
2
17% Jun
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
Jan
Steel
International
'
_
28% Mar 19
28% Feb
9
33% JUn
Int'l
*47
7,200
43
48
4,300
42
*425%
38
International Mining Corp
Mar 12
*41%
43%
42%
100
Int'l Minerals &
Chemical
,4%
preferred—
4
16 34 Jan
32'/a July 15
Feb
.7%
41%
*42%
*44V2
,_i
Interlake Iron Corp.,
Int'l Business Machines
Int'l Harvester common
30
Va
43%
42%
.
July 30
42
*42%
37%
Inspiration Cons Copperj
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Interchemical Corp common
4%%
*41
43%
par
No par
preferred
Inland
1303/4 July 30
Mar 20
33% Jan
% Apr
27 % Jun
31
19 Y* Feb
Jan
125
6
42
*42%
*47
wx—;——100 pesos
*—
6%
105% July 30
May
115/a Apr
58 % Apr
6
Apr 29
39% July 28
95% Feb 24
31% July
7
35
A
*41
43%
48
,50
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
7
32
80
88 % Jun
28
33%
33% Dec
6
12% Jan
111
S
May 29
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
Jan
l
18
41%
*42 %
*47
50
Power <fc Light—No
Industria Electrica De Mexico
488
140% Jun. 26
preferred
:
.
Indianapolis
50% Mar 18
.
preferred
4.20%
29
May
May
July
55
7
25
4.42%
29% July 16
2
48% Jan
7
Apr
1109
July 28
433/4 May
8
149
29% Jan
14
10% Feb
27% Mar 26
94
Jan
45 % Mar 18
36% Jun 26
13
Jan
16% Jan
i€
9% Nov
41 %
1
47
..
15
56%
-67
com
.10
1
100
101
_1
.57
--
79%
57%
68
80%
101
57%
'
101
>
581/4
lo-i.
Va
•
48
*82
20%
84
207a
6,200
-
59%
58
57%
58%
64 %
'
56%
65%
57%
64'4
65
79%
64%
65
80 54
100 Va
57%
101
58%
3.100
79%
801/4
79 Va
101%
1011/4
100'/a
101
370
56%
575/3
56%
57
10,900
-
80
-
.
38,000
*101
103
.
28... .,28%
113.
113
1
Hires Co (Charles
E)__.
Hoffman Electronics
Corp..;
Holland Furnace Co
2
3,600
116%
*88
28%
100
2
21
116
'
V
*84%
*89
102
14%
2
22
117%
78%'
89%
"60%
85
Holly Sugar Corp
116%
Shares
28%
84
28 Va
14%
pfd
*76 %
31
61 VA
83
——
2nd
'
,.44%
_
.
5
Jan
Feb
40% Apr
72% Jan
3%%
28 %
78%
30%
60%
_
..
_25
*
28%
*76%
'
84
28%
.
Inc__
May 21
24
73% Jun 25
81
Co
$4%
473/a July, 22
90% Apr 13
9% Apr
6
3234 Apr 30
20% July 23
19% Jun
413% Dec
13
74% Dec
81
7
6
65% Jan
.
*101
.
Hewitt-Robins Inc..'.
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
July 22
29% Apr
49% Jan
395/a Apr 29
53% Mar
9
21
15% Feb
Hertz
'•/■• 28%
29
Sale* for
the Week
Friday
July 31
89 %
/,
91
*101%
.
common
Hershey Chocolate Corp
15 % Apr 27
24% Jun 22
30
92
85
253/4 Dec
30
*44
•
5
50
21
5
17% Jan
5
x
37
17
25
Cementing
405/8 July
143/4 July 22
l4
W)
*89
102
_
9
July
117
283/4 Jun
9% Jan
16
23% July 22
72
Jan
(G
91
_
103
noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors..
No par
Hercules Powder common.
2 1/12
;
5% preferred
100
27
42% July 29
64% Jan
2
*89
7%
3
July
Industries
(H J) Co
Helme
46% Apr
32% May
13% Jan
88 \
*101;"
preferred--—
Heller (W E) & Co——i
72% July 21
118% Apr
30%
833/4
88
*101%
3.65%
July 16
25% Jun
50
108% Jun
19
11% Jan
Heinz
16% Jan
10
70% Nov
14
30%
83%
x
Well
30%
.-100
preferred—
Industries Inc
Hayes
5
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
20
Nov
Apr 23
4 % %
Haveg
July 27
90% May
16
33 % July 14
27
61
118
July 30
117%
34%
.
85
2
21
114%
31
Harshaw Chemical Co.
x_.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of America common
13
20
79% May
7
16% Jan 12 '
19
Nov
89% Feb
114%
—100
Corp——
Harsco Corporation
1
■
3
12% Apr
39% Apr
110%
89%
Harris-Intertype
July 15
22
6
26% Jan
Mar
48
Dec
2
83% Jan
36% Dec
34
5
16
51% Dec
15% Nov
23% Jan
Feb
9
Jan
7% Jan
111
*88
4%
convertible preferred
100
Paper Co__
•„
2.50
Hammond Organ Co__
__1
Harbison-Walk Refrac com.—7.50
1
6% preferred
100
6
34
78%
Hammermill
5
14
67
Jan
52-% May
18
38
132
44% Jf>n
17
7
10
1
*76%
108%
*
2
13
1
28%
78%
*83%
(W F) Printing Co..1.
Hamilton Watch Co common
6
7
Apr
9% Dec
83% Oct
17% Jan
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
% July
Oil
Hall
34% July 31
65'/8 May
59% July
30% Jan
36% Nov
6
113
5
28%
*76%
100
dividend preferred—
-Halliburton
July 23
July 27
38/
44% Dec 30
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
30
28%
78
100
Hackensack Water
1-9
29
100
:
dividend preferred—
$5.08 dividend preferred-
48% Mar 31
28%
r..No par
$5
4
71% May
Feb
1
3
Thursday
July 30
,
dividend preferred
dividend preferred.
$4.44
29% May 22
28% Jun
39 Va Jan
Mar 17
9
1
19
32% Dec
Apr
5
20% Mar 31
26
$4.40
105% Mar
20
Nov
140
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
3% Jan
9
28% Jan
44% Feb
Apr
25% Jan
$4.20
9
PRICES
Wednesday
July 2!)
July 28
*76%
25
Common
13
Jan
104% Mar
3
58
9
Apr
91
Tuesday
States Utilities Co—
94
May 25
47% Dec
7
30
Dec
33% Sep
41
13
123
2
Aug 14
Oil Corp—
89 %
9
99% Jun
38% Jan
3
49 y8 Apr
7
20
Jan 21
31% July
87% July 20
13
May
9
Gulf
Gulf
28
Monday
July 27
Pat
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
18,200
Volume
190
Number 5869
. . .
7 he Commercial and Financial
(475)
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
StiW f •»
Bange for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
-
NEWEXCHANGE
YORKKSSTOCK
Lowest' Since JH?thtsl
Highest
Highest
est
Feb
28
41% Oct
2
98% Nov
45% Mar
QT1/
/4
aa
7
Jan
2
112% Dec
16
38% Jan
2
50% Dec
23
78
Oct
29
Feb
14
7fi
85
107
86
28
6
103
Dec
9
96
87
May
oni'
July 31
83%
•
Dec
5
Jun
20
10
88% Nov
19
Jan
2
38 Va Aug
13
29% Jan
10
34
35
Jan
99
42% Dec
89% Feb
:
oqia
3o
18% Oct
5
4.20%
Mar 6
93
30
^?ly
39 % Feb
I1?
38% Mar 13
48% Mftr
:
13
28% Jan
16 % Jan
preferred
25
Kansas Gas
&
Electric
7
43% Oct
!•
41 /b F^b. 17
75 % Jan
27
105% Oct
13
96% Jan
56 k July 16
117% Feb
5
33"% Jan
2
66% Nov
28
51% JUn
9
Jan
5
Feb
25
60% Nov
11
53% Feb
12
70% Apr
21
,29% Nov
*86
*86%
87%
37%
64
Kern
54%
25
26%
1
5i3/4
5
69
26%
521/4
69%
43%
35%
45V4
11
26
Jun
22
7
43
Jan
7
3iy2 Apr 20
54% July.22
4%% copy prkr preferred—
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
59
Apr
1
70% Jun 30
Kimberly-Clark Corp
19% Apr
28% Dec
2
26% Jan
2
45%
25% Jan
29% Feb
7
27% Jan
2
39% Apr
King-Seeley Corp'_
KLM Royal Dutch
34% Jan
45% Nov
41% May
7
51 Ma Mar 13
78% Sep
86
80
8
85
6
17y4 Mar
11
May 29
17% Oct
21
22% Jan
32% Nov
12
24 % Jan
431/4 Nov
7
16% May 26
22
Dec
31
Jun
13% May
31% Jun
1
Feb
Koppers Co Inc
26
4%
3
34y4 May 11
Kresge
30
23 % Jan
22
Laclede
5
34% Jan
22
13% Jan
2
22 s/8 Dec
24
19% Apr
6
331/2 Dec
18
29% May
41/4 Nov
6
3% Feb
10
Jan
2
251/2 Dec
11
24% Jan
8
34% Apr
18% Jan
2
253/8 Dec
18
24'/2 Jan
8
Feb
46% Dec
20
Jan
17
Jan
391/2 Oct
28
1
<
14
2
55 % Apr
6
Jan
6
10% Feb
291/2 May
21
,
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
30
5% Jan
2
10% Sep
26
,
20
6
7% Jun
19
Dec
19
28% Jun
4
31% Mar
40% Oct
30
36
Jan
7
53% Apr 29
22% July
9
18% Jan
2
2
76 3/4 Jun
4
Lehn & Firik
13% Oct
13
11% Jun
16
1334 Jan
9
2
82% Dec
5
803/« Jan
2
98 % Apr
24
17
158% Jun
Sep
140% Jun
4
49
46% Jan
3"
10
2
Jan
¥31/2 Oct"
14
Oct
21
10
11
72% Feb
15
73
8
28% Jan
38% Oct
2
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
107% Feb
18
1353/4 Dec
9
Nov
12
31
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
100% Apr
30
Jan
104
14
9
Loew's
Inq
Loew's
Theatres
37% Jan
Lone Star
5
2
46% Jan
26
May 28
1393/4 Jan
26
363/a Apr
15
39% Jun
29% Jan
2
104
100
May
7
801/2 Jun 18
11
84% Jun
25
1291/2 Nov
12
128% Jan
2
Jun
2
37
4.84%
5%
4
Mar
•
Apr 14
90% Mar
6
89
4.40%
155% Apr 16
48% July .7
series G conv
Lorillard
7%
100
prefe'red
Jan
143
Jun
23
136% Jun
5
44
Dec
22
36 3/4 Jun
26
44% Mar 12
Louisville
Gas
55% Mar
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
88
Louisville
<te
11% Jan
17
Sep
29
151/4 Jan
27
22
81% Sep
24i/e Sep
16
71% Jan
7
1043/4 Mar
30
21% Jan
5
34% Apr
15
Lykes
31 3/a Aug
29% Jan
7
35
Jan
22
MacAndrews & Forbes
Apr
13
17
U8% Jan
15
123V2 Jun
9
32 % Jan
6
60
Jan
19% Jun
11
July 10
July 29
Lowenstein
6
—1—5
Co' common
27% Feb
128
142% Mar 25
(P)
Lukens
El
Co
&
Co
-
45%
14%
9,100
341/4
4,600
36
203/4
31V2
*30
32
*3% '1
30
30
30
30 3/8
800
251/2
2,800
45
3,500
♦86
89
*86
89
4
32
31%
32
13%
I3V2
*13V4
31
32
32^%
32%
r
3VB
26
3%
25%
3Va
3%
3 %
*86
13%
32
*86s
25Va
4,700
13%
323/4
7,200
31/4
♦24%
25
25
>
3
3%
3%
«
89
89
131/4
133/4
200
.4
4 6 3/b
13%
.
*3%'
45
13%
4,700
205/a
20%
20%
2.700
11,400
3l3/4
31
45%
89
7,800
35%
20%
21
30%
25%
46
70
84
14%
34%
443/4
*86
133/4
313/4
3%
24%
8%
8%
8,200
45
*83
84
14%
34 Ye
36'/b
2,800
3,900
-353/a
44%
25V4
22,500
1,600
253/8
24%
24%
9%
8%
9V4
9V4
9'/4
9
8%
9
8%
8%
9 Vb
8%
91/8
8%
8%
8 5/8
83/4
6,100
305/o
11,000
8%
29%
50%
22%
71%
11%
89
1443/4
543/4
70
22%
22%
22%
73
72%
73 V*
12
11%
90
89%
34%
*99
51
50%
501/2
21%
21%
22
221/4
2,500
72%
70%
713/a
70
70 5/a
22,100
13
44,600
6,700
1443/4
145%
55
55 Va
54%
55 Va
71
70
703/a
69
70 Va
107/a
10%
107%
135%
1271/4
1303%
29'%
29%
31
31'%
10%
11
132
134%,;
30
31%
293/4
^ '31%
125/s
12 5/a
2,500
90%
91
90%
91V4
11 %
12
113/4
12
145
144'/a
30'A
*50'A
55
91 %
90%
91%
144%
1441%
*144%
1451/2
543/4
55%
55
55%
3,400
67%
665/8
66 5/a
2,500
x67
11
10%
105%
880
6,400
11%
126%
29%
311/4
31
31
313%
31
19,700
128'%
31%
31'%
127'%
127
87,300
19,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
153%
15%
15%
153%
18,400
31%
31%
31 Va
311/4
31%
315%
32 3%
313%
32%
19,200
41
42
413/4
42
41
423%
42
42
31
41%
*125
.
221%
71V4
51
51 %
21%
30
50 %
30%
51
29%
49%
145
30'/b
30%
3.000
•
30
29%
42 '/8
9,400
127
*125
Va
125%
127
*83
84%
87%
*86
150%
43%
138
138
*
»-*
44%
44
137Va
137
138
395/8
39'%
40%
84 Va
85Vs
x821/2
83'%
20%
85%
213/a
22
~1
—3.33%
21%
87%
X85
86%
85'%
87
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
23%
10
common—10
323/8
13 9%
20%
44'%
300
87
152
44%
300
39,900
44%
230
138
138
138
393%
393%
823/4
83
21 %
213/4
86
843%
85
6,800
24%
23%
24'%
3,600
393/4
40
82'%
83
22
84 3/4
38%
86%
21
152
44'%
84'%
87
♦148
87'%
*86
--21%
38%
*83
84%
*83
9,500
345%
100
*99
100
138
138
34%
343%
10
129
•125
128
34'%
*149
151
h?
CO
445/8
44%
443A
87%
*86
8 7 Va
151
*146
150%
84'%
*83
84%
*83
*86
%
*99
100
*99
100
*99
34%
34'%
34 3/a
34 %
34%
100
*125
125V4
85
Co
34
36
46
38%.
—
Steamship
4,800
43
25.i/a
(Ky)-Nopar
!
50
Sons Inc.
1,100
69%
46
Nashville—
(M)
Steel
Bros
&
52
68 7/b
43
25Va
4
100
51%
46
10
100
-100
pfd—-—100
3,600
253/8
16
series E preferred
4.35%
14,700
271/a
46
31%
series B preferred
series D preferred-
4.25%
9,000
583/4
27
25%
10%
;_10
30 Va
♦30
551/2
58
43'%
20%
3,100
20,300
55%
27
51%
69
*30
6O1/4
1043/4
60
•
r
,
4,000
22,900
50%
103%
59%
30'/a
4.200
38%
39
~
49
253%
15%
Lighting Co com
Long Island
38%
50
36
11,600
39
60%
105%
56%
*20%
30
25%
1303/4
100
3%
V
4,400
29'/a
29%
38%
38%
5iy2
68
43
35%
44%
84
14%
34
400
45%
46%
26%
37%
45'/4
25%
29%
preferred-
copv
31%
» *•
900
841/2
*37
30%
31 %
common
20%
3%
58%
871/2
88 Va
841/2
30 3/8
1
Cement Corp_
Lone Star Gas Co
20%
*29 5/8
45%
29%
38V4
38%.
48%
60%
'103%
;
55Vb
951/2
*87
30 %
1
Inc
60%
103% 104%
54% 55%
58%. 58%
263% 27%
-51% 51%
67y4 69
43
44%
36
36%
44% 45'%
*82% 84
14%
15%
> 33%
34
35%
36%
,
21
21
30% 30%
37
861/2
*85
84%
37%
84%
79%
*85
*94
30Vb
—No par
.—
—
29%
38%
37%
47%
31%
4
86%
37%
45%
30;
39'%
38%
48Va
61%
45
20 Vb
*3%
30 %
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
July 27
120
23
8
Mar
20 Vb
*29%
4
203/s
"*3%
10c
Inc:
*30%
32
20 Vb
*30
2.50
—...
17% July 10
92% Feb
4
Industries
39% Apr
881/2 July 28
3
14
Corp
9
25
100
5
5
Co—
Lionel
9
31
20
Link Belt
9
Litton
15
10y2 Mar
July
5
7
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
37
28% Feb
27% Jun
Co
5
14 Vb Mar 23
9
Glass
Libby
.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
135% July 28
July 10
No par
Corp_
Libby McNeill &
30y4
,
*37
v
45
84
15%
34y8
36%
21
30%
20%
21
30%
84%
T
44
36
36
44
84
14%
34
36%
34
367/a
21
5
—
1
Mar
63% Jun
8
57»/8 Jan
90% Dec
36% Mar 11
152
5
May
No par
No par
1
Products
Libby-Owen«-Ford
29
2
100
10
15
1
Industries com
1st preferred—No par
Stores
Lerner
26
571/2 Apr
7% Jan
65% Jan
140
Valley
50c non-cum 2nd pfd-t
Lehigh Valley RR
;
Lehman
Corp
12
24
32
19% Sep
common_3
.;.
24% Feb
14% Jan
—
Sons Co
&
$3 non-cum
July 28
10% Jun
Tire—!
(James)
Lehigh
9% July 13
r
1
5
,
3.85%
preferred
j
;
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
22% Feb
.5% Jan
-*
common—
Bryant
Rubber &
Lees
5
3
3% Apr
2
6% Sep
July
3% Jun
Lee
22
May-
37% Jan
2
Lane
7
15% July
7
% Jan
J
9
91
12
85
9
1% Jan
Jan
42% July
31
Mar 28
89
12% May
_
8
1
preferred series A—
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
30% Mar 23
9% Mar 26
36%
„
4.32%
4% Mar 11
I
Co
Gas
-
29%
43'%
84
14%
33%
__10
Kroger Co——
Co
&
14%
10
22
18
H)
44%
*82%
ll
Co_____
34% Jan
22% Jan
25
S)
27ya Jun
15
83
(S
Kress
<S
35%
10
—
_
Kroehler Mfg Co—___
5
43'/s
G
'00
—
Inc
43% Mar ,3
33% Dec
3% May 19
(E J)
26% Mar
22
17
common
preferred
Korvette
-1
—
Airlines—_i66
35% July 31
20% July 31
Dec
31
7
i
55%
21
July 24
29Va.
.
44%
38%!
39%
36%
37%
47%
48%
60
61%
102% 1037/a
53%!
55
55%
57%
26%
27
*51%
52V*
68%
69
34
1
70% Nov
9% Feb
30%
38
35%
45%
47%
59%
597/a
102% 103%
53
53%
29%
■
500
2,200
49i/4
*77
88Va
*87
88%
_*87
125
49%
87%
*85
400
1,100
125
"118
95
*94
3,300
47%
125
125
120
49%
79%
87%
*77
*85
87%
*85
86%
37 Va
44%
36%
2.50
46% Nov
7
*37„
49%
79%
87%
95%
*77
*85
*94
88%
86%
44%
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
Jan
30
44%
-
46% Jan
20% Jan
37Va
.
87%
*86
88%
125
*118
49
47%
47/a
*47
125
120
49
132
127
135
*85
87%
Kennecott'Copper-_____~"I_No~par *
24
79%
87%.
95'%
47%
47%
128% 128%
49
49
*77
79%
*85
87%
*94
95%
49%
*85
Co___No par
_
130
*77
*85
*94
47
*132
135
130
49
100
No par
50
_
*44
47%
53,700
60%
111
IIO1/2
110/a 110 /a
113
HI
115
57% 60
63%
60%
64'%
114
135
,
7
25% Apr
38
47%
'33
Mar ,4
Kansas Power & Light Co
.
8.75
39y4July28
Kayser-Roth Corp'
'
5
/41%May 12 V Kellogg Co'_---„_„„.._„"::56c
; 50% July 31
Kelsey Hayes CO—
L
;__1
,63
Jun 29
Kendall Co
'
"
16^
2
July27
63Vo
65
116
115
100
-
_
34
•
_III-50
4.35% preferred
Kansas City Southern com
^4%; non-cum preferred
nov
.^3
2
-.n
19
100
convertible preferred
100
<ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
380^ Preferred
:
190
4% preferred—
„
100
4.50% preferred:..
_100
MarU
92% Jan 27
98i May 20
n
£n(t^ y
..29% Dec
2■
10% Jan
?
y
TSr'
Jun
t
Preferred—
4%%
cni/
t
o^i^T
7
50% Jan
88
?
convertible preferred:;
4^%
?eib
Jon
TUJy
"J y?7
IV2 iPr J?
63%
33%
4Va%
n?
In
10
11
92 Va May 29
Oct
90% Oct
Kalser Alum & Chem Corp
y
n
iwr
iin
*JUly 2l
in
F
ivh
i"
83
Shares
591/2
11
7
the Week
July 31
July 30
July 29
July 28
13
68% Jan
39% Jan
23
Friday
ToesdaV" AN'
:
Monday
July 27
:
-
Par
233/4
4,700
7,100
-
13,400
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
125
21% Jan
2
36% Nov
17
28
Jan
3
393/8 Dec
2
78% Jan
6
^
88
13% Apr
8
1
49% July 10
Jan
2
433/4 July 10
823/4 Jun
10
^87% Mar 30
18
Jan
2
20Vs Jan
21
Jan
9
18% Jan
30
37
May 14
1
18% Oct
Jan
14
17% Dec
31
14
31% Jan
10
71% Oct
13
30% Jan
2
60% Dec
1
53% July 13
48% Jan
7
Feb
10
12
442 % July 10
23% Apr
5% Jan
29
390
450
Jun
6%
78
Mar 17
70% July 27
485
2
Jun
10
29
363/b Jan
6.
4% J un '18
483/4 May 12
8 3/8 Sep
83/a Nov
5% Apr
12% Jan
39% Dec
19
6% July 17
30
223/4 Mar 16
17
7
Aug
15 % Jan
26
71/4 Jan
14
9% Jan
5
33
Jun
1
26
Jan
28% Oct
1
Jan
8
5% Jan
7% Feb
243/4 Oct
4
5% Jun
24
18% Jan
29
23 % Jan
2
28% July 30
51% Jan
67
Oct
28
64 % Jan
5
77
25% Jan
593/4 Dec
31
45% May
5
45% Nov
7
21
29% Jan
81% Jan
30
Sep
25% Jan
42 % Jun
7% Jan
July 29
593/8 Jan 12
47%Jdly
2
93% Jan
89 % May 12
36% Jan
323/b Jan
14
62 3/4 May 11
5
46% May 22
7
2
423/8 Dec
3
37
Feb
Jan
2
49% Dec
22
46
May 19
75% Nov
11
75
Sep
66% Sep
34
8
26
93% July 11
25
535/8 Feb
26
81
May 19
81
853/4 Jun
26
74% Jun
16
853/4 Jun
16 '
74
15
77
24
Mar 26
Mar 31
653/4 May 22
72% Mar 17
75% July 21
July 30
82
Feb
42
July
'
Jun
29
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
23% Jan
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
41% Jun
9
45
24
44
Feb
10
39
13
Jan
18% Apr
39% Jan
Dec
13% Jan
62
Jan
2
83% Dec
29
56% Dec
28% Mat 3
1
79
41%
Sep~26
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20 3/a Nov
17
39
68% Jan
52
Jan
2
14
Mar
17% Jan
Dec
31
84
May
70% Nov
21
64
Jan
98
f
>7% Jun
9% Jan
13% Jan
33% Apr
86% Jan
96
22% Jan
22 % Dec
_
19
20% Jan
24
41% Jun
24
Apr
25
90% Juxl
26% Apr
14
233/4 Jan
July 29
3
28
43% July 30
10% Mar
2
47% Sep
66
893/4 Apr
-
13
8% Feb
Mar 31
4834 July 16'
99% Feb
4
10
5
16
21% July 17
26
19
5
Feb
58
47
v
9
42% July 31
'
30
94% Feb
;
8
37 % Jan' 30
54
7
15
July 24
193/4 Feb
2
July 23
383/4 July 20
36% Jun
3l% Apr 23
53
24
5
24% July 24
^
51
Feb
2
95% Mar 26
19
2
283/s Apr
85% Apr
16
Jun
2
78 % July 28
19% Jan
7
85
May
32
Dec
18
29% Jan
7
38
36% Jan
833/8 Dec
10
67
Feb
9
913/4Mayl5
May 20
79
Jun
3
85
74
—
Oct
For
10
1
footnotes
86
see
page
7
24.
79 % May
21
1
Feb
7
6
preferred
—-
———
100
5
Mack Trucks Inc—-——.—
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
-No par
4%% preferred, series A
100
Madison Fund Inc
—.1
-1
Madison Square Garden——No par
Magma Copper
Magnavox
Co
Mahoning
Coal
.—
RR Co——.
—-10
-1
50
1
Mallory (PR) &> Co
Manati Sugar Co——
1
-1
Mandel Bros-.
———-No par
Manhattan-Shirt
-5
46%
41%
M3A
183/4
14%
56
68
*450
44
4%
7Va
17
283/4
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration—
1
Marine Midland Corp common
5
4% convertible preferred,
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co com——No par
4%% preferred
100
Martin Co
1
1
Masonite Corp
No par
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 preferred—
33/4%
preferred
32 VB
*119%
463/4.
47 Vb
*31 Va
32 Va
32V4
47 Va
10
45'/4
46
10,800
41%
413%
41%
41'%
*85'%
85'A
85'%
180
19
191/e
10,100
41 %
415/a
41%
*85 %
86 Va
85 Va
85%
19 Va
19
19Va
14%
14V2
143/4
15
57
57%
57
58 Va
58
683/4
66 3/8
66%
663%
*4%
4%
43 Va
44Va
45/8
4%
4V2
7'/4
443/a
44
44 3/a
19,500
67'/4
41
42
5,300
4%
4%
73%
7
7
1,300
41/2
*7
*
300
7%
17%
18
18
18%
17 5%
18
1,900
29%
29
29 V*
29
29%
29
29V4
283/4
283/4
2,200
53/4
53/4
27%
277/b
283/s
77
39%
52 Ve
9.700
58
480
173/4
*7
55/8
40Va
20%
431%
4%
663%
*450
17%
7 Va
27%
No par
No par
3
50
41'%
57%
500
15
173/a
5 5/a
*68
*76
663/4
♦143/4
4,800
*63/4
27%
50
*763/4
*76
593/4
480
*450
480
*450
480
55/8
47
*89%
48%
42%
15
663/4
*450
86
19'/a
703/4
480
122
19
57
14%
1,600
31'%
121
46%
843/4
14 Va
31
♦119%
453/4
*119'%
415/0
19
315%
47%
122
415/a
19 Vb
31Vb
46 5/a
*119 %
122
27Va
*72
523/4
No par
100
Maytag Co
McCall Corp
McCord Corp common
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-McLellan
32%
1193/4
6
6'%
6
28%
28
80
*75
5%
28%
*75
7,100
6
9,400
28'%
80
200
2,700
1,600
75
75
75
77
523/4
53%
53 Va
533/4
541/2
54
54i%
533/4
54
47%
46%
47
47%
47%
46%
47%
403/4
90%
*89%
90%
*89 Va
493A
483/s
495/Q
47%
47
41
43
50
50 5/a
*763/4
78
42
42 %
50
50%
*76%
.78
40
91
89%
89%
48'%
50%
49
49%
26,000
43%
4,300
11,800
42'%,
42'%
42
51
49%
50
49%
50i%
78
*76 3/4
78
78
78
771/2
*761/2
78'%
77%
78
110
110
42
76
76
77
69
*68
69
*68
69
68
77
*75%
77
77
77
*76
77
*89'%
90 Va
49
20
69%
*68
69
77
*76%
771%
30
413%
40
413%
41
413%
%
40 3/4
40%
40%
4,400
21
20'%
205%
20'%
21%
211/4
22 5%
221/4
22%
6,300
40
39 %
39%
38%
39'%
38%
38%
38%
38%
52'%
51'%
51'%
513%
513%
51'%
51'%
51%
52%
40
2,300
730
'
13%
Stores Corp common
50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
:
5
133/4
80%
14
39%
35 Va
40'%
361/4
355%
McGraW-Edison Co.
—
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1Mclntyre Porcupine Mines5
McKesson & Robbing Inc—
—18
When issued -1—.—
18
McLean Trucking Co
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co.
_10
Mead Corp common5
4%% preferred list series)
100
Melville Shoe Corp common
LL
)
4% preferred series B_—i
100
Mercantile Stores'Co Inc—
1
3%
Merck & Co Inc common.^
16%c
$3.50 preferred
.
No p«r
47
62 Va
20%
89%
84%
473%
47%
63
64
.
83/4
24
47
*90
.
26%
81%
-
33%
89%
*73
;
14
133/4
14
l
133/4
*79
13%
80
13%
*79
13%
80%
5,600
,
..
280
80'%
801/2
80'%
80%
393/4
80'%
42
42%
44
423/4
44
42
42
36'%
36%
37
3 6 5/a
39
373/,
38%
7.800
473%
47%
48
47'%
47%
47
47%
5.500
64
64'%
66
*65%
66'%
65
65
1.400
20%
20
201/4
2,400
90
90
90%
1,700
6,100
21 '/8
20 5%
89
89%
85
85%
201/4
205%
903A
•
20%
89
90
85
20
'x88%
10,500
"8%
24%
483%
92'%
271/4
82
r
.
8%
8%
233/4
233/4
46%
46%
♦91
26%
*803/4
92%
263/4
82
86
85
86%
85
85%
*42%
85'%
43V4
43'%
43'%
423/4
423/4
200
8%
8 5%
8'%
83%
8%
8%
4.000
233/4
*23%
233/4
1.600
46%
4,900
233%
46%
*91
26%
*803/4
24
46 5%
92»%
92%
263/4
27
82
81
81%
813/4
81%
331/4
333/4
33 %
89'%
89%
84%
89
79
46
♦91
27
33'/4
82
47
92%
26 3%
89%
*75%
46%
26%
335%
82
233%
*91
79
*331/4
81%
*75
335%
85%
80
333%
82'A
♦75
333%
—
3,900
240
800
83
20,400
80
100
-
19
20
(476)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 3, 1S59
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
~
Bu|t for Pwlwi
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowect
Bange Since Jan. 1
Lowect
Blfhwt
30% Mar 10
53% Oct
15% Jan
19%, Feb
2
39
Jan
Sep
15
8
64% May 11
Jan
2
22% Feb
18
6
Jun
10
89
Jun
15
98
Jun
25
88
Mar 31
7
78
July 21
87
Aug 12
94
May 25
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
79
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
104
102
July
82 % July
1
88 % Apr
Mesta
15
•
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
4
40% Oct
13
33% Jan
34 % Jan
6
48% Deo
B
44% Jun
15
51% Apr
28% Jun
25
33
Jan
23
35% Jan
2
43% Oct
13
39 % Jan
2
78
Jan
2
88
Jun
10
83% Jan
2
25 Va Feb
24
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
35% Feb
18
-
14% Jan
76
7
Jan
17
7% Jan
59
126
2
Sep 19
Deo
18
20% Nor
10
96
Oct
18% Feb
31
13
28
Nor
3
17
July 24
92
Feb
27
40% Jun
2
99 % Jun
22
$5.50
$1.50
2nd
28% Deo 31
26% Apr
29
20% Nor 14
16 Vs Jun
9
31
Jun
16
73 Va Feb
25
Dec
29
111% Jan
8
21% Jan
2
35% Oct
8
38
6
35% Deo 29
31% Apr
32% Jun
28
27% Jan
24
39
31
18% Oct
Feb
25
16% Jan
6
18% Feb 25
44% Aug
25% Aug
27
10
39% Deo
16
4% Jan
2
9% Jun
21% Mar
7
5% May
Apr
43% Dec
2
29
j
7
35
41% Jan
8
5
Minnesota
22
8
Minute
60
63
20 3/8
20%
20%
25,800
75%
76
75
751/4
75
75
74%
75
74
741/2
1,100
82
83
82
82
82
82
83
33
04
84
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93
91
91
*91
93
*91
93
*91
93
20
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81
79
79
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81
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81
79
79
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80
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
.100
*96
98
*96
98
*95
98
*96
98
*93
98
16% Oct
24
19% Dec
30
4% Jan
2
14% Dec
18
50 y4
51%
501/4
51%
50%
5134
50%
51%
49%
47%
48%
47 %
481/«
48
48 3A
48 3/8
49%
48%
49
1
*5iy4
*511/4
53
51%
51%
473/4
49%
46%
46%
400
471/2
47%
3.000
5
50
50%
491/2
50
48%
49%
47%
48%
89
891/2
891/a
89%
893/4
893A
89%
89%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
381/4
1
21%
22i/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
145%
1471/4
1453/4
1461A
27%
281/4
27%
28%
285/e
99%
*9554
of Amer__
1.50
1
common
100
preferred
St Louis
25
Jan
2
80
Nov
19
60
Jan
8
62
9
10
90
Nov
19
68% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
6
12% July 14
18% Jan
6
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
41% Nov 20
38% Jan
22% Jan
8
31% Dec
1
28% Jan
14
14% Jun
22
20% Jan
25
21% Deo 29
37% Dec 22
Jan
2
42% Nov 13
25% July 14
40% Feb
3
17% Jan
2
20% July 30
23% Jan
2
13
8
May
6
Jan
24
Jan
29
11% Jan
2
21% Nor 17
23% Dec 31
35
5
60% Deo 31
Monon RR
8
56%4 July 27
Monsanto
7
35% Mar
26 %
2
July 28
May
12% Apr
19 % Jan
14
25% July 29
36 Va Jan
2
50% July 10
24% Feb 24
43 % July 29
3
18% Nov
2
11
32% Nov 21
57% Jan
28
130
23
74
16
28
Feb
9
Jan
May
7
July 15
21% July 10
2
32
Jan
6
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
2
30% Jan
3
45
18
43% Jan
2
26
9
37
July 8
49% July 29
31% July 24
19% Jan
Feb
Class
3
Deo
33% Nor 28
25
60
Sep
18
Jun
39% July 17
Jan
20
50% Jan
8
16% Dec
Jan
15
43% Jan
14% Jan
19
Aug 18
59% Oct
14
22% Deo 29
31
Jan
•
23% Mar
41% Jan
51% Nor 20
149% Oct
168
9% Jan
Jan
20
50% Jan
16% Nor 20
86% Deo 19
19 % Jan
30% Deo
37% Jan
49% Nor 21
20% Jan
31% Nor 19
86% Jan
103% Nor
17% Jan
42
24
Jan
90
Jan
Oct
128% Nor
13% Jan
7
Jun
8"% Jun
Power
32% Jan 15
54% Jun 12
46% Feb
28 % Jun
8
99% Jan
5
21
Jun
l
57% Jun
23
91
15
Jan
14
3
18
Apr
2
180
Jan
16
5% Jan
2
14 % Jan
2
25% Apr
8
223/s
23%
22%
23
4434
44%
45%
45 %
453A
45%
6,000
24'4
243A
25
253/4
253A
26 3/a
'25%
25=4
13,200
36%
36%
36%
36%
3 6 5/e
37%
37%
3734
381/4
8,200
Dec
9
4
18
74% Jan
38%
_
Nov
96
May 29
Morrell
(John)
Motorola
Motor
19
19% Jan
83
Products
50% Oct
13
17
23% Jan
27
25% Feb
9
31% Feb
27
275
Dec
Dec
31
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
85
76
56% Dec 31
July
8
108
18% Jan
2
Feb
Dec
6
29
75
Jun
22
80
Jun
3
102% Jun 10
95
Jun
5
26% Jan
2
9
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
7
17
29
3
19
39 % Feb
9
Nov" 17
,72% Nov 19
32% Dec 30
35 % July 22
21% Jan 28
69% July 16
28
Jun
24
13
102
Jun
17
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
108
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
109% Jun
22% Nor U
70% Sep 25
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
94% Jun
83% Dec 31
93% Mar
81
Jun
84% Jan
21% Jun
83% Jan 23
94
92
Jun
13
July 16
19
7
2
3/64 July 23
72
July
80 % Jun
80% Jun
17
10% Jan
2
33% Dec
31
30% Jan
17
7
34 % Dec
31
31% Jan
7
57% Dec
10
47% Jan
27
31
Feb
7
6
37% Dec
20 34
201/2
20%
20%
201/4
*141%
211/4
15
1,900
*13%
1
13
3134
31
31%
31
313/8
3,600
26
25%
253/4
2o3A
25%
9,800
25%
2554
253/4
253/4
253/4
253/4
25%
253A
21
National
Can
Corp
S
29%
301/4
483/8
49
355/0
35=4
49
1,900
49%
49%
493A
49
29%
493A
31%
49%
49=4
29%
3,600
303/8
30
301%
40
29%
30%
29=4
30
40%
40
15,000
40
40
40
40%
41%
41%
42
1,700
183A
Co
9Q
148 3A
149%
150
151%
10
93A
9%
9%
10
8.600
61
593/8
27%
605/8
5954
61
2774
2754
39,900
27%
2754
27%
273/4
28
27=4
27%
51%
52%
52%
32 3/3
100%
23'A
603/4
93
129%
523/4
52
52%'
23%
3234
3234
32 3A
10054
10034
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23%
61%
93
32
100%
2354
231/4
23%
613/8
60%
611/4
93
93
93
60 %
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131
52%
323/a
101
52%
323A
102
23%
60 3/4
*92%
52 Va
32%
101
235/8
61%
93
23%
6OV4
*92%
♦128'/2
129%
127%
129%
127%
1293A
151%
♦150
128
130%
150%
1501%
150%
150%
130
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151%
150
1281/2
130
128%
128%
1281/2
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2154
2154
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213/4
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43
41%
423/8
49
49
40%
49
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4,300
52=4
9,700
32%
40,100
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23,700
6,300
24
61%
16,500
93
,
12,700
150%
150
20
130
213/4
21=4
215/3
300
41
40%
41%
10,900
49
49
%
49%
48 3A
89%
91
90%
92'4
911/2
93
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923/4
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93
373/4
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37%
38
38
375/8
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37»4
48%
*49
140
132%
No par
193/4
700
12,900
.
600
.
19%
19%
19%
19%
195/8
19%
l
121/8
12%
19 5/a
19%
12 5/e
10,500
12%
133/8
13%
13
13%
20%
19%
13 Va
19=4
12'A
1
13%
12%
13 5/e
13'A
47,400
13%
135/8
13%
133/a
20%
133/8
133/8
21%
21
2,800
215/8
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21 Va
201/2
6%
20%
7%
9,4.00
13%
7%
13%
5,400
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20%
1
7
1374
5
35%
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100
13%
37%
41
X33
%
41%
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1
20
pfd-100
*83
System
,
71/8
No par
common
20 3/o
20%
85
86 3A
10
76%
*83
89%
6%
14
35
*41
77"
20
85
7 Va
14
33%
33%
33%
33%
41%
42
42 Va
42?/,'
78
20%
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85
14
*77
78
20%
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78
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20%
210
14,800
85
87%
88%
89
41V4
89%
42%
88%
405/a
42
41
42
42
30%
41%
3134
41%
31%
423/s
2934
9,500
31
28%
30%
29%.
30%
28%
30%
303A
29%
34%
283/4
29Va
33%
291/8
34%
28 54
33%
28'A
29
11,500
45,100
IB
50
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320
*295
335/8
320
*300
33%
325
3/a
33%
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7%
8%
7%
7%
7%
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25
15
15
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14=4
15
1
32
321/4
32
32 34
32 Va
32%
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com
33%
89%
-
33=4
*295
73/4
19,000
325
7%
4,800
7%
7%
14%
14%
15
1,300
32%
32%
32
32%
3,100
54%
55%
55%
78%
77%
77%
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78%
37%
37%
37
371/4
36 3A
37%
36%
70
69%
69%
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,
5
69%
69%
♦731/4
73%
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56
561/4
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73%
56%
58
104'A
57%
58%
78 5/o
78 s4
78=4
37 Vb
36%
37
31,800
*68%
70
70
70
140
72 %
74
*78
731/2
73%
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73%
270
79%
79%
79
79
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79
120
85
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85
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85'
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85
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106
105
105
99
99
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99
34*4
34%
97%
97%
34%
34%
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34%
34%
34%
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24
43%
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24
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24
106
*22
24
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
100%
101%
101%
10l3/4
1003/4
44
100
25
*22
1
46
46%
45%
46
45 3A
5
46%
39%
397 s
38%
39=4
381/4
39%
38%
39%
413/4
42
41
%
42
70
70
#70
"
preferred
22%
29
100
preferred
101
42
*70
10
22
43'A
...
105
100
*110%
5
Cl%
Pacific Ry
70 3A
29%
105
42%
■
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2934
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22
*22
42%
70i%
30 34
-
22%
-
29=4
issued).
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100
106
98%
34%
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300
34%
400
24
43
44
100%
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101
4.000
4,400
22%
45%
46
38%
39
8,400
41%
70%
4,100
TO
41%
*70
23,300
30%
30%
30%
16,100
104 Va
►103%
104%
180
111%
►1101/1
111%
53%
54 3/8
53 3A
55
23
23%
23
23%'
*110%
52%
523/4
54 %
23
23%
23 V8
23%
1/15
1/16,
5/64
1/16
5/64
74%
73%
74
731/2
74
73'/2
*82
70%
►104%!
30
112%
52%
463/a
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1G4
105
*110V4
23
2274
4554
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52 V4
101%
22%
1101%
110%
3/64
8
30 34
*22
105
112
(Minn)—
.-
170
*82
99
II
4,100
79%
99
_50
1,300
85
79%
*82
«
"
56%
25
common
Ry. Co—i
Gas Co.
preferred series
89
*14%
*77%'
IIIIl
Co
333/4
325
No par
b
Ry
89 Va
Co—
Aviation
5/64
iV
73
7334
73%
83
id
500
13,100
16
73%
15,200
791,900
470
83%
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83%
100
*81%
82%
83 Va
*83
*81%
82 %
84
100
*8iy2
82%
100
*81%
*82%
83%
*82%
82 Va
*81%
83%
*82 34
83%
*82%
85
*83
83%
85
*83
823/4
85
82%
82 3A
"20
*83
:__100
Corp
*83
82
82
85
*83
85
1
Pa
343A
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
39%
40%
35%
39%
4OV4
331/8
40
40 34
34%
11,200
25
1
34 Va
10
Inc
preferred
Dhoftnno»,l
20%
♦83
500
5,900
_
30%
Co
Co
Northwest Airlines
*77
-
13%
1
^
(when
13%
Dar
Corp
Common
203/8
85
100
Pwr
7
33%
_41
*76%
20 34
7
14
33%
41%
7
8
No
Western
conv
151
9%
60y4
100
States
*149
3,700
61%
415/a
American Car Corp
Northeast .Capital Corp
KTnrn/lnVi
150 3/4
43
North
5%%
149%
10,400
340
lOVs
1
$4.16
10
2,300
54%
21%
Fibre
89
Apr
28%
54
211/4
Inc
88% Mar 23
92 J/* .Inn
22%
28=4
54
No par
American
Northrop
2234
28 %
533/8
H_10
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
44% May 12
46 Va Apr 10
22%
28 %
5354
42%
Co
Electric Gas
Natural
44
223/a
28
521%
93/4
No par
Central
Mar 25
22%
273/4
1
Shipbuilding Corp
Northern
2
22 i/e
52%
61%
100
& Hartford
Northern
86% Mar
221/a
28
Cast-No par
10
Adjustment preferred!-.
Rights
22%
28
62%
I
series A
35% Jan
25% Apr 20
5/64 July 28
1,800
10
31 '4
RR Co
Chemical
5%%
-,,1,000
150
1
issued
5.80%
8,100
14%
59%
61
preferred
Northern
18%
14%
591/4
974
Brake
Share
18%
145/8
58
1491/4,
Corp
Steel
Electric
Niagara
183/4
*14%
X57 %
4
44% July 23
73
Jan 27
6
18%
14%
525/8
100
North
19
581/4
53
IOO1/4
Co
5%
18 5/8
14%
58%
28%
100
(J J)
Air
19%
15%
22%
common
Central
&
5,500
5^3,4
52%
preferred
Nopco
18*4
27%
1
preferred
Norfolk
19%
59
22%
10
Common
9
19%
-.14%
15
60%
No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
3.40% preferred
2
191/8
15
58%
Inc
New Haven
July
3,800
303/a
36
Radiator
Harlem
104% July
19%
19%
35%
I
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
3.60%
J!
8,100
30
100
preferred
$3.75
60%
36
Co
Meter
State
60
15,400
30%
^mmon
England
Y
9,600
68,400
124
20
com
preferred B
York
60%
20 %
40 %
40 Va
19%
|
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
New
60
20%
1221/4
1
New
Y
203A
42
124%
1
& Chem
Malleable
&
611/4
393/4
353A
10
New
Y
59
20 3/8
121
29%
10
Newmont
N
43%
19%
100
National-Standard
Y
61
21%
123
293/4
No pu
preferred A
3% %
41%
'1201/2
361/4
Register
Gypsum C^
Neptune
20%
Va
if
Corp
$4.50 preferred
Lead Co
6%
41
36
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
7%
57 4
21%
1273/4
29%
4.85%
16
393A
122
36
100
Feb
21
40
293/4
100
57 Va May 22
21%
128%
34%
100
113% Mar
1,100
21,600
17,600
1
preferred
108
78
39%
124%
preferred
22
100
25%
preferred
30
34,900
25%
5.25%
40% Jun
800
55%
30%.
3.90%
52% Mar 18
1134
54%
253/4
4.10%
23 % Mar 10
*10%
55%
31%
3
44 %
11%
545/a
26%
2
36'A July 10
11%
56i/4
30%
Mar 23
26
15
103A
5534
25%
85% Mar
102% Feb
*135/0
10%
311/4
88 Va Apr
108
15
103/4
56 54
_|
Chicago & St Louis
73% Apr
77% Apr
*13%
10%
55%
25%
common
N
14
15
11
56%
31
Corp
Co
York
41% Jan
*1354
103A
„1
York
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
15
130
56
1
New
77 Va Mar 17
30% Dec
20%
5
New
88% Mar 23
82% July 14
31 % Jan
5
22 % Apr
20%
10
31% July 28
9
4
1,200
10
31% July
6
81% May 18
180
13%
preferred
Northern
22% Jan
771/4
13%
21
_l
When
18
Nor 19
23% Apr
45% Dec
68%
*76i/2
14%
*20%
Co
National Cash
N
34
11
7%
17
16
*67%
76%
14%
N
National Biscuit
38% Feb
71% Jun
68
76
14%
„
2474
Common
25
68
761%
*14%
National Airlines
Preferred
Jun
68%
*76
14%
Inc
Acme
5
68
*67%
76
Corp
Natco Corp
6
9
68%
14
NAFI
10% Jan
19
68%
♦76
19%
20% Jan
Apr 24
17
29'A
4
75
16%
~i
N
7% Jun
17
If
2
13
16%
Munslngwear
Newberry Co
Feb
17%
Mueller Brass Co
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
440
3 7
~B
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) ft Bros
Neisner Bros
36% May 22
171/4
19%
26
8
16%
62%
10% Mar 24
49% Mar 13
171/e
76
Corp
15
19
16%
1,000
22,900
*45
68%
Corp
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
21% Jan
181/2
19%
134% Mar 12
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
18%
61
Wheel
14% July 29
29% Jun
8
35% Jun
18
105% May 16
23
8
Mar 18
17
27%
9
Nov
Aug 15
92
Jan
4
Jun
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
27
280
7
50
Sep
2
2
29% Nov 20
32% Nov lo
13
18%
g
Motor
National
82 % Mar
26
39
53% Apr
7
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
2
*18%
3
U
10
100
183/e
14
& Co
Theatres
2
45%
18%
68%
Inc
National
Jun
45s/8
18%
49=4
National
36% Jan
*453/8
18%
29
14% Apr
2
21% July 29
75
1,500
45%
18%
49%
12
Apr
79% Jun
37% Jun
108% Oct
2
Sep 25
7
20
17
2
Nov" 19
84% July
3,800
18 34
28 3/8
National
Feb
90%
493A
Tea
9
5,200
48'A
90%
28%
National
Jan
31,800
6
47 ?A
91
49%
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
6% Jun 23
6
48%
*90%
28
93% July 31
12
6
5%
47%
91%
49%
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
13% July 29
6
47%
91%
453A
281/8
24% Mar 25
9
5%
47
49%
40% Mar 13
7
6
47
273/4
7
Jan
•5%
463A
463A
',37
50
36
Jan 23
19% July 17
9"% Jun 10
13% Jan
46%
-
27%
132 % July 31
159
Mar
3
54
6
493/8
Service
Deo" 17
6
:
26%
&
9
223/4
45
23%
43%
493/c
Natl Distillers
July 27
Apr 17
221/8
23%
43%
273/a
National Linen
17
9
2,000
48%
Natl
Sep
5
70% Sep 19
67
10
36
26%
21% July 20
74% Sep
16% Jan
Jun
36
76%
4%% pfd series of 1951
National Fuel Gas Co
71
35%
i
3
21
35%
23 Va
No par
6
Apr
24'% Jan
6.700
35%
•435
12
43
29% Jan
Oct
9
34% Mar
109
335/8
No par
2
2
63% Apr
26% Apr
2
Feb
5
8,900
32 3A
163A
Moore-MoGormack Lines
2
38% Jan
102
July
32% Jun
2
Dec
2
Jan
163/4
1471/2
34%
147
24
2
new
Jan
13% Aug 11
68
12
80
12
16 3/i
146%
33
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Go
3
59% July 30
35
163A
145%
34%
No par
shares
National Aviation
6
Mar 13
35
16%
1471/4
1,000 lire
Co
34% May
56
35
Mining & Chemical-
National
164% Apr
14% Jan
2,000
16%
335/8
3434
13%
.Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
28% Jan
8% Dec
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
12
9
34
25
124% Jun
12% Oct 22
14% Oct
7
82
2
15
24
Jan
2,000
1.25
Co
17
Tl%
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
15% Jan
Jun
18
2,100
27%
233A
No par
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
26% Jun
145
40% Sep
10 % Jan
80
49% Jan
19
77%
4% Jan
94
26 % Jan
147
104
Jun
6
45% Jun
7% Jan
103
21'A Jan
19% July 16
110
37
271/4 '
43%
100
Chemical
American
*361%
1453A
147
34%
35
100
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
7
7% Jan
Oct
2
12
8
10
143
9% Jan
76
May
13% Jan
168
2
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
13% Mar
9
May 13
52% Jan
115% Oct
21% May 12
26% Jan
19
Deo
59% Deo 11
100
84% Apr 17
148
11
14
27%
0
class A
.....
9% Jan
11
38%
26%
81,300
i
;
B
Montana
*37%
33%
10
Machine Tool
18% May 28
14% May 26
30% Apr
38
Monarch
Montecatlnl
18 % Feb
17
-
39%
g
3%% preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
19
2
Jan
24% July
28
16
88
26%
16%
5,600
28%
973A
26%
16%
145
273A
98
X38%
145%
144
29
*955/8
2?3/8
Co
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR
76% July 30
Jan
8% Jan
15% Jan
146 3/4
28%
98
5
Corp
Development
Missouri Public Service Co
Mohasco Industries Inc common
52
144%
29%
i
Mission
30
14,500
l
20% Jan
8
1,300
21%
38%
No par
17
10
146%
38%
211%
26%
1674
190
38%
37%
148
90
38%
26%
145
7,300
21%
27
2.50
Corp
146
*89
15,800
38
37
16%
No par
Power & Light
*97
50%
21
37
No par
Paper
99%
1
26%
Ry__No par
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
18% Apr 27
68% July 24
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
8% Sep 24
*97
Missouri Pacific RR class
A__Nop*r
Missouri Portland Cement Co__l2.50
When issued
6.25
Jun
53
100
52% May 25
91% July 29
45% July 29
12% Jan
140
10
45% July 29
90% July 31
2,500
100
inc
Co
Ontario
Maid
*
100
Inc
Mission
2
Jan
61
20 %
10
conv
&
&
Minnesota
19
Jun
60%
20%
preferred
Minneapolis
49% Apr
4
29% May 4
41% Mar 16
9
July
5
20
25
40% Jun 24
6
6
Jan
2
Mar
593/4
20%
pia__l00
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Minn Mining & Mfg
151% Apr 24
Jan
59%
5
Utilities
Minneapolis Moline
4
20% Feb
59%
20%
Corp
1st
39 % July 29
2
58%
2b3/8
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
29 % July 29
•
Shares
59%
5
Chem Corp
9
10
2
Minerals &
July 21
fl
Jan
4"% Jan
Oil
the Week
July 31
20%
Co
Enterprises
Midwest
Friday
July 30
59%
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
24 Va Mar 20
150
South
Salt* for
Thursday
July 29
20%
Copper
Middle
Midland
Feb
92
11% Jan
116
Miami
6
51
,
8
28
52% July 21
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 28
1
preferred series
25 Va Jan
5
Jan
Jan
111% Jan
6
11
13% Jan
2
HIGH
Tuesday
July 27
12.50
4.35%. -.preferred series
3.85% preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45%
53% July 23
39
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
AND
Monday
Par
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman
&Scott
Mar 13
77
Dec 22
Sep 24
LOW
STOCK
Mergenthaler
25
78
91
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% Jan
79
24 Va Mar
Highest
44% Jan
5
62%) Dec 10
92 % May 11
2
78
27
NEW
40 %
28
38 %
40 %
38
38 %
40%
39
40=4
39
15,100
38%
39%
39%
39i/2
n■
6,400
4,700
•3
Number 5869
190
Volume
. . .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(477)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevloua
Year 1958
STOCKS
LOW AND
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest'
Lowest
Highest
507a Jan
00 Mi Nov
20
57% Jun
Jun
10
88 Va
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
O
Sep
90
14
16
¥103
4.40% preferred
12
3.90% preferred
100
Jan
13
4.56% preferred
,100
♦933/4
9474
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
100
*89%
91 Va
_No par
397a
40%
33%
333/4
10
May 16
89 % Jun
25
95Vi Jan
16
46 Va May
21
11
39% Jun
24
31
27% Jun
9
Jun
3
18%
98
,
29 % Dec
45% Dec
31
Okla
4
18
Feb
27
90% Feb
5
27 % Jan
9
7
34% Mar
16% July 1
84% July 29
May 27
5
27 % Dec
16
90% Jun
6
5
30% Jun
2
9
41% Feb
Gas
&
:
,
Elec
Co
Olin
15% Dec
15
14 Va Jan ■; 7
21% Jun
74
Dec
17
61 Mi Jan
19
82% July 10
2OV2 Jan
7
35
29% May 7
15% Jan 15
39% July 15
Outboard
Gas
7
Overland
Corp
94% July
2
Owens
July 15
12
4
24
66 Va Dec
16
61% Feb
10
Jan
7
89 Mi Dec
11
79% Feb
9
93 Mi Oct
31
25\2 Jan
2
85 Mi Oct
1
7% Jan
2
14
Oct
3
9 Mi Jan
2
21% Dec
13
37 Va Feb
59
•
6
32
Feb
12
38% Apr
28
5
93
Mar 19
99% Feb
4
10% Jan
110
26
May 21
4%
$5
18
Jun
22
23 Va Feb
26
5%
67 % Apr
20
Pacific
Finance
66% Apr
3
Pacific
Gas
56% Jan
7
Pacific
49% Jun
30
54 Va Dec
31
20% Feb
21
39 Mi Oct
30
37
Jan
117% Jan
2
Dec
17
149
Jan
2
185% July 21
21
130
Jun
17
144% Apr 24
7
0% Jan 29
451/4 July 15
35 % Apr 13
4
Apr
143
30
19
4% Jan'
Feb
27
5 V2 Nov
7
12% Jan
3
23M2 Nov
12
37
Jan
2
62 % Dec
8
90
Jan
3
98
Apr
30% Jan
:
2
47% Nov
-
39% July 27
2
22% Jan
Pacific
July 29
25
91
Jun
17
59% Jan
2
94 ! Jan 28
44
May
Pan
Tin
Rights
5
36% Feb,
4%
9
i % July 24
Parker
12
i% Mar 20
Parmelee
3% Nov 21
2% May 14
}% Jan 30
Patino Mines &
16% July 22
25
Jun
16
21% Jun
49
Dec
30
47%
23 Va Jan
i •
39 Va Nov
3
113
Dec
32
Jan~T3~
49"
21
65
Oct" 14
62
JurTli
93
1
117
July 13
94% Sep
92% Sep
18
104%
30
101% Apr
25
91% Jun
29
11% Feb
28
19 Va Dec
29
1
10
20:
Pennsalt
5
29
51% Dec
8
49% Jan
0
23
62
Feb
9
74
19 Va Jan
27
Dec
18
26 % Jan
2
31% July
5
36% Feb
13
9
95
8
16% JUn
2
40% Dec
41% Dec
30
Jan
14
14 Va Jan
3
95
3
102
2
Jan.
May
187/a Dec
5
4
10
Apr
36
56 Va
19 Va
197a
20,900
80
81
36%
37%
367a
37 Va
3678
37 Va
357a
36%
35%
367a
*15%
Jan
22
37 Va Jan
7
100
24
8
12% Jan
2
43% May
100
Jun
30
7
80
5
May 13
99
$1
8
36% May
8
30
5
73
9
65% Mar 10
78
Mar 12
Jun
19
76
Mar 18
Jun
17
22
*20 7a
64%
61%
62 %
*613/4
63
64
63%
64
633/a
64
64
65
507a
51%
503/a
503/4
503/a
507a
503/a
503/4
Apr
84V2 Apr
14
7 Va Jan
2
12% Sep
24
95 % May
7
97
14
96
Apr
Jan
Nov~25
14
Jan
2
100%
Jun~20
24 Va Nov
90
Jan
20 Va Jan
20
16 Va Jan
&
"22% Oct" 13
2
6
84% Jan
7
45% July
89
Jun
Jun
29
8
15
128
Nov
10
135
Jun
4
133
128
Apr
17
140
Jan
22
28% Oct
13
14% May 13
t
\h.
15% Jan
I
2
67% Feb
25
2
17% Aug
81'
Apr
Mar 18
94
4
90
7
25% July
5
21% Jan
25
93 Ma Jun
99% Apr
17% Jun
28
2
30
142
May
6
145
Jan ', 9
133% July, 29
Mar
*
! July 23
24% Jan
9
42
73% May
Aug 11
7
*52
1813/4
1837a
180%
1827a
181
1817a
1813/a
1827a
3,480
138 Va
137 Va
137%
137%
137%
136
136
1353/4, 136 %
260
2
24% Dec
30
19% May
7
28% Jan
62
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
71% Jan
2
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan:
«
86
69
24% Sep
125
122% Jun
Jan
10
113 Va Dec
16
19% Jan
31
39 Va Nov
14
34 %
21% Mar 20
32 % Nov
14
2
109% Nov
20
series
2
27% Oct
2
24
9
15
90
Dec
12
88
22% Jan
10
28% Dec
31
55
953/4 Apr
14
78% Nov
20
9
50% Dec
31
47% Feb, 17
88% Jan
39
14
37% Juh
43% Apr
8
7
Oct
29
83% Nov
5
86
Oct
29
100
Sep
12
37
Jan
2
30% May
93
Feb
$5"
Apr
98":
28% Jun
2
80
18
Apr
31
33% Mar
16
3
91% Mar 20
Mar 20
92
5
91%
91%
*91%
93
>91%
93
*91%
46%
47
47
47
463/4
47
463/4
47 V,
46%
467a
2,500
No par
46%
47 Va
47
47%
471/4
48V4
48
49V4
47%
48%
33,800
30%
31
30 Va
31
29%
30
28%
29%
29%
2,800
No par
1
50%
50%
49%
50%
491/2
50
51
2%
2%
2%
2 3/a
2V4
70 Va Jun
18
21% May 14
20% Jun
23% Jan 13
22% May 14
29
117% Feb
7
2
15% Dec
11
10
Jun;
9
15
67% Jan
8
85
Dec
30
84
Mar
9
26% Jan
7
35% Dec
29
31 Va Jun; 24
35%'Apr
43% Jan
2
60
Nov
19
29
Feb
25
,
Dec
52
Nov.-19.
3
July ,28
48 Va' Apr 16
70
Jan.,2
39% Junj 23
31-
45
58
15%
153/4
16,000
233%
1,000
*23%
233/4
23%
233/4
♦233/a
233/4
233/4
56 V*
56V4
56
563/4
563/4
57%
♦571/4
58
3,300
33%
33 Va
34
33%
34%
34%
347/a
341%
35
12,000
111%
113 V,
33 Va
33%
111
113
110%
1121/4
33%
33 Va
33%
♦71%
74
73%
73%
33
3
1
200
114
112
333/4
32%
♦72
;
'
12,300
74
100
4,400
27%
28
27%
27%
273/a
273/4
27%
28
98%
98 V,
983/4
98
983/4
98 3/4
98 3/4
981/2
983/4
100
93%
93%
93%
93%
93'/4
933/4
93
933/4
923/4
93
280
..10
5
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
173/4
18
18
33,200
46V4
173/4
•46
560
1,900
46%
45
45V2
45 Va
46
46 V,
46V2
46V4
25
59%
59%
59
59%
59
59V»
591/4
593/4
603/a
603/4
100
33%c
65%
66
66
66%
66
661/2
65%
66
65 V,
651/4
240
31 Va
31%
31 Va
31%
31'/a
313/a
313/8
31%
31V,
313/a
18,100
45%
45%
45%
46 Va
45%
451/2
45
45'%
45%
461/4
14,300
♦94%
1
5
17 Va
com_33%c
96
*94 ;
♦94%
96
4%
4%
4%
39%
40 Va
38%
393/3
38%
39%
38%
..100
12.50
*95%
97'/4
95V4
95 V,
95Va
95 V,
*95%
59%
59%
59 Va
59%
591/4
60
60
60%
51%
52'/2
51V,
513/4
51%
52
513/4
517a
•21
95
84
100
*89 Va
91%
100
-21%
96
951/4
95'/2
95
96
81
81
81%
81%
80%
81
190
91%
90 Va
90%
♦907a
91%
91%
91%
180
>100 «/4
IOI1/2
*90
♦100
101
46%
•100
463/4
28%
48%
275/a
467/8
27 3/8
101
287a
*77 Va
45 Va
1
127a
13%
*943/4
97%
443/a
45%
465/a
473/4,
28 Va
28%
27%
72
71%,
7IV4
*71%
58 Va
587a
583/a
59
82%
82%
823/4
♦82
82
5
46 3/8
283/4
82%
100
101
48%
59 Va
..100
101
101
28
583/a
82%
—21 -%-
47%
587/a
*711%
72
-♦21
21%
*71%
72
583/4
•82
823/4
471/4
17,100
28 Va
45,100
71
10
ft
59%
7,500
.
130
823/4
♦77%
78%
*78%
79
*78%
797i
79
79%
50
463/4
x46 3,4
48
483/4
50
495/a
50
49
497a
48,900
13%
133/a
13%
13V4
13%
13
131/4
3,500
97%
*95
97%
13
*943/4
•95
97%
•95
45
45%
457a
453/4
92
91%
91 1/4
91
47%
48
*91
93
*92
97%
45
-
91
♦91
49 s/a
7,600
30
92%
37%
373/a
373/a
377a
377a
39
39
397/a
387a
3974
8,000
42%
43%
42%
427a
413/4
427/a
41%
423/a
41%
417a
7,900
243/8
247a
24%
243/4
24%
4,900
92
92
92
*901/4
92
*90«%
92
♦90 %
92
94%
94V4
94%
94%
*94
97
*94
97
*94
96%
200
167a
167/a
167a
167a
16 3/a
1,400
>135
135
243/a
*90'A
24s/a
167a
24
16%
167a
16 3/8
163/4
•135
146
135
135
*133%
135
133.1%
133V4
♦132
134
40
41%
40%
41%
85%
86%
85%
86
24
24%
23%
24%
*133 Va
146
135
40%
417a
85 Va
86
10
100
24%
25%
*74%
76
76
76
*76
82%
82
82
*81V3
20
*19'/2
21
193/4
125
>122%
125
♦122%
66%
67%
105%
107
653/4
667a
106
*105
453/4
47
273/4
233/4.
233/a
237a
11,900
77
77
82
82%
20
193/4
193/4
*120
122%
1
138%
139%
1401/4
66
62%
104
103%
45
43%
28
28
140%
142
457a
273/4
-
140
77
82%
651/4
28%
139
11,500
103%
47%
t
857a
122%
663/a
106
273/4
■
6,800
85%
20
47
140 3/4
393/a
857/a
763/4
125
66%
180
39%
*82
20
*122%
10
134
40
23V4
82%
19%
146
393/4
77
*81
.
134
60
351%
-1.25
,-___10
107
24
24%
135Va
146
26V2
142
400
J
I,200
10
125
65
7,700
'
600
IO31/2
5,400
44%
283/4
9,300
140%
141«%
14,100
9,300
28
277/a
28%
273/4
28%
*93%
94V2
92s/a
931/2
923/4
93
93
93
93
93
26%
263/4
263/4
267a
263/4
263/4
261%
267a
263/a
2 6 3/8
82 V*
823/4
821%
82%
82%
82%
82%
823/4
823/a
823/a
48 Va
48%
49-
49
49
491/4
49'A
49%
493/4
50
39%
403/a
39'%
407a-
39%
397/a
39%
397a
393/a
40 »/8
21,100
29%
30
*29%
30%
29%
291/2
297a
297a
29%
1,400
♦83 V*
27%
27
10
K)—
sink
..100
.
....
25
Inc
25
100
5
4.16% preferred..
Industries
690
79
47%
preferred
300
21
95 Vt
58%
75
52
—*21—
5
1
603/4
517a
83
♦71%
100
; 90
18,700
5,800
60%
1
953/4
__50c
—3
100
preferred
5,400
31,800
96
♦951/8
96
6,700
5%
95
95%
♦83
.
18
393/a
383/4
39%
*21_ -21%
21_i%
100
100
*100
4%
5
5
5
4%
5
82
No par
com
;
18%
173/4
17%
5,300
96
173/4
18%
18
17%
No par
common
(H
•94%
96
*94%
96
17Va
26
$4.75
6,900
331/4
28
46%
Publicker
112%
33
•72
27%
2.50
Inc
111
74
*72
74
98
No par
4.30% preferred—,
16
5% Jan
: :i
--
1,000
15%
.1
Inc
4.32% preferred
'
5
Jan
86 Va Jan
■>:A
<■
2%
153/s
16
25%
3%%
76% Mar 13
10
18
23
29%
49%
2%
57V4
,
263/4
28
28V4
85
*831/4
85
♦83 %
85
83%
83%
82%
84
84
*833/4
84%
*833/4
841/2
*833/4
84%
833%
*87
89%
*86%
89
♦88
90
*87%
103
103
*102%
103
44
43%
com
—No par
preferred
Puget So ind Power & Light Co_..10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil
5
9,100
90
103
5,400
84
89
820
9,800
293/a
82Va
103
107 % Jun
49%
2%
24%
4fc.30% preferred..——100
24% Jan
31
40
56%
5.05% preferred.—
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
23% Jun
113% Dec
153/4
10,100
*2%
♦49
2%
16
93
33 Va
9
80% Mar 13
15
50
♦23%
25
6
12
Oct
n
n
J3
15%
16
15%.
5
Jan 16
93
18
105
93
51
.48% Feb
Sep
21
•913/4
50 Va
106% Apr
6
20% Nov
70% Nov 26
685,700
50
50 V,
18
100 Va Jun
27/32
483/4
49%
*86
85% July
22
Dec
40.
Jun
25/32
..
49%
.
42 Va Jun .12
23
107 Va Apr
9
4
81% Jun.29
18
3/4
50%
—
fund preference—100
Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
>
2
Public Service Co of Colorado^—10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred...
100
8
2
Jan
75,400
y28
Pdtomac Electric
89 % Mar 23
31
26%
7,400
293/8
48%
47a
5
5%%
2
Jan
82
_
41%
28%
28%
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
2$% Feb 24
29% Jan
73% Feb
41
287a
42
277a
Plymouth .Oil Ccr_.._
23% May 14
42% Jan
Nov
47a
417a
47a
41%
Plough Inc
17
15^% Jun 29
25% May 19
Jan
3,100
474
41%
47a
283/a
$3.50 convertible preferred
22
31% Apr
7
88% Dec
—
407a
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd... 100
]Vi July 27
Mar 31
Jan,
47a
—
43/4
Pittston Co (The) common
Forter Co
*
4 S/8
—
27 7a
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
9
j MarlB
2
iVi Jan
96 V* Jan; 28
43 % Jan
100% Jun
9
% Jan
25% Jun. 25
16 Va Jan
-
{
11
62% July 31
18
♦51
53
39%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A__
51/2% 1st series prior pfd
26
Feb
i
2$ % Jan
19% July. 17
29
July 11
77% Dec
*51
47a
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
8l% Jan 29
68 Va Jun
17 Va July
7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
52
28%
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
91 % Mar 19
14% Jan
r-5
ti
54
52%
1847a
.
39% July 30
8
99% July 29
82% Jan
8
95V4 May
34% May 28
♦52
54
800
7,600
1377a
*50%
100
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
.1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
—2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common..10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
.No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
.1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
49% July 31
2
507»
4® V4
Phillips Petroleum
...
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5% preferred—;
15% Mar 12
97
Mar 24
5
41% Mar 31
88%
50 Va
7,600
•••
43/»
Co.
preference
conv
3.90%
Mar 23
82
~~52% Mar 23
23
11% Jan 28
44 Va Jun
623/4
65
1823/4
"
8
—
62 Va
643/4
—
273/4
Phila & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common..:
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
56% May 12
7
Jun
89
21
*63
39%
preferred (conv)
Electric
104 Va Jan
Jan
80
22
62%
*2078
1
4.68% preferred
54
~49% Dec
1,200
100
Co
26
67
2
22
*613/4
1,500
4,300
123/4
1
4.30% preferred
31
29
2nd
&
2
24
27
(Chas)
13
62
Jan
*21
62%
13%
100
Corp of America
Brewing Co
Jan
88 Va Apr
71 Va Nov
36% Feb
22
*21
preferred
4.40% preferred
3-80% preferred
2
75
127a
197a
13%
20
*12 %
1
common
8
3
74% Jan
13%
19%
123/4
*123/8
No par
Ry
Co
43
Dec
137a
20 Va
12 Va
*12%
♦20
13%
193/4
137a
19%
13%
13
13
10
95
100
Corp
57% Jan
Jan
4,100
♦93 Va
95
♦93 Va
,
6.500
100
Phila
Jan
21
95
20 Va
197a
13
Corp
Phelps-Dodge
15
99
4
1,700
33%
33
33%.
13%
1374
193/4
No par
Sand
5
43% Jun
1
4%
20
14
Jun
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
"
17
89 Va July
109y,
193/4
133/4
Inc.5
Co.
Milk Co
Apr
22% Jan
9
25
Jun
May
Pet
103% Apr
21
94
Jun
Pepsi-Cola
24
6% Feb
12
467/a Jun
26% Dec
*93 Va
4,800
102
109%
3.50
Eastern
&
4%%
6
107
Sep
94%
series preferred.
Peoria
23
70% Mar
102
*93%
893/4
.
100%
109%
33 %
337a
89
92 Va
102
100
109
109
5,300
21,800
16
♦157a
16
91%
92%
102 Va
*10874
94%
preferred.
Pfeifier
16
92
109 Vt
94%
Petroleum
31
*15 Va
100
10874
109
337a
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
6
57
Jun
92%
1017^104%
103
33%
Corp
25
59 % July 23
93% Feb
Aug 27
Nov
Apr
95% July 29
107% May
913/4
100 34 103%
57%
567a
16
*15%
33 %
preferred
(J C) Co
Chemicals
22
'
913/4
16
333/a
common
prior
Glass
19% Jan
24
11
90%
*15%
33%
Corp
99% Feb
Jan
16
587a
2.50
Cement
2
50% Dec
2
20% Sep
96 Va Oct
92
50
17
100% Jun
7
Jan
1
Co
4.40%
' Mar 23
64V4 Nov 20
92
37
81
«
50% Mar 20
' July
8
May 27
577a
19%
Ford.
25
July
57%
80
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
63
89% Sep
43 % Dec
600
277a
557a
23
100
Enterprises
4 Va %
5
Jan
2
7
Jan
273/4
19%
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
32% Mar 11
37
28 V8
50c
Penna
15% Apr
43
Feb
28% Jan
;;
Penney
6
10i% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
8
28
28%
310
27 Va
84%
86%
x28
17%
853/4
79
No par
82% Mar 23
1
Jun
2,700
10
29% May
5
Jan
27% July
Proof
conv
Penn-Dixie
4
Mar
July
36
98% Jan
9
32 %
17 %
*84 Va
193/4
1
Transportation
&
♦31%
17
84 Va
J
"
7
Rust
Penick
3d% Mar 12
5
:•
82 Mi Jan
5%
11
32%
17
84 Va
Pipe Line—
Peabody Coal Co
8
% Jun
64
.8
32% May
20
2<jt% Apr
29
Jan'
32
177a
85
78 Va
_
23
6
33 %
25
preferred
46% Jan
10
37,200
*17
*85
5
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
23% Jan
19% Jan
42 %
197a
—
8
30 Va Jan
4i74
77 Va
_
East
29
12% Feb 26
427a
No par
wi
23
11
4174
1974
Inc
Consolidated
Oct
15% Nov
427a
777a
No par
277/a Dec
2
91'%
773/a.
_
45 Va Dec
7 Mi Jan
*89%
57 %
& Teleg common
2
9
17
91 Va
32 Va
333/a
17
*89 Va
15
Aggregates
Corp
July 17
2% Jan
337a
17
8674
60
91%
42
42 %
89 Va
25
Dec
57
17
*85
40 %
*
.19%
Corp
19
6
91 %
197a
Electric
33
15% Jan
*90
79
common.:
Common
50% Mar 13
11/4 July 30
1
^933/4
577a
World Airways Inc
Panhandle
15
93%
19%
.
Mills
Amer
933/4
6.25
com
preferred
Pacific
933/4
5,600
773/4.
Packard-Bell Electronics
i U July 31
Jun
43
&
&
Pacific Telep
6%
94
,
1
common
Lighting
2
*933/4
5678
preferred
10
40 Ms Jan
Sep
Co
Fisheries
56% Feb
3
18
130
Amer
58% Jun;
9
47% Jun 17
20
Dec
94
No par
Pacific Cement
64
350
*933/4
1
preferred
Pacific Coast Co
64 Ma Nov
150
Co
5
22 Mi Nov
r
Paper
16
2
79
100
15% Jan
2
'"■I
Glass
23% Jan
17
250
79
5
Corp
Corp...
(The)__.
May
Jan
90
78%
607/a
6074
♦90
5,900
44,400
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Pacific
14V4 May 14
90
78 %
28 34
;
12
4
61%
91
78'%
30c
Chemical
19% May 13
14% July 30
607a
91%
*78
283/a
preferred
Oxford
47% Jan
18% Jan
40
Mathieson
Owens-Illinois
97% Jan' 27
38% Aug
96 Mi May
May 22
10
104 Va July 28
99% July 29
617a
*90%
78%
7.50
Marine
16% May
18
61%
92
78
20
Oliver Corp__
Otis Elevator
Dec
62%
92
78 Va
6.25
58% July 28
2
15% Dec
61
92%
78
100
Natural
13
11
61
92 Va
5
common
preferred
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma
603/4
100
.
4%
7 % Jan
:;':1
12
100
common
40% Jan
31 Va Apr
Shares
-
30
297/a Dec
Dec
the Week
July 31
Jan
43 Va Aug
88% Dec 31
Friday
July 39
85
102
17 Ms Jan
27
Thursday
July 29
67% Jan
17
Sale* for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 28
95% Jan
Jan
13
3
28 Mi Jan
Ohio Edison Co
SALS
Tuesday
July 27
7
103
i
31
Oct
89
9
July 16
77% July
9.2% May 16
19
94% Nov 17
78 Mi Sep
HIGH
Monday
Par
>
44
43%
43%
75%
75%
*75
22
*211/2
♦21 Va
21%
*110
111%
11
11%
86
*85
111
11%
♦85
343/4
68%
68%
70
41%
41%
423/4
47%
47%
48
129
128
128%
433/8
75
*74
75
*2 l3/a
22%
21%
♦211/a
21%
*21 Va
1095/a
110
-
110
11%
11%
85%
*85
85%
480
II,000
320
*21%
22%
11
.
11%
*85
1,000
270
20,600
85%
9,600
35%
35
353/a
35
35%
69%
697/a
69'/4
693/,
69%
693/4
7,400
43%
443/a
433/4
44%
43s/8
44%
19,300
347a
.
,
113/8
11
347a
.
22
110%
110
*85
86
343/4
♦74.
102 %
75
110
11%
67
43
22
*21%
111
40%
34V4
43%
22
22
21%
102 Va
1027a
423/a
741/2
76%
22
*21 Va
*102%
43%
180
100
-<
37% Feb
131
-23
For
Oct
11
28
146% Apr
23
127
Jua.25
24
Feb)25
16
Quaker
5
20
6%
J
July 28
footnotes
28%
• see
July 24
-page- 24.
5
100
Quaker State-Oil Refining Corp.. 10
54%' Jan
140. .:Mar
453/4 May-. 5
-i
-
"
.
2774-Jan
Oats
Co
preferred.'
common
■
47%
*1273/4
26
*
26
26%
263/a
47%
48
477a
*128%
129
*128%
26 Va
267a
26 %
473/4
129
27%
477s
48%
128%
128 Va
263/4
27
2,700
50
3,000
.
I
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(478)
.
.
Monday, August
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
gar fvmUmm
i
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
Low«aft
Hlgheaft
AND
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Sales for
"
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tsar 1958
Itvtd
Tuesday
July 27
Pot
'July 28
Wednesday
'
Thursday
Friday
the Wee\i
July 29
July 30
July 31
Shares
-
R
80 y4 Jan
2
Feb
9
«9 y» Sep
30
75 % May 12
69% Jun
9
74% Mar
16% Apr
10
24% Dec
31
23% Jan
9
Radio
38% May
48 % Dec
43 %
31
71
May 11
Corp of America com—No par
1st preferred
No par
Ranco
6
May 22
Inc
8
60% Oct
6
73
14% Jan
13
23% Dec
17
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
Rayonier Inc
28
69
17
51% Jun
15
73'% Apr
Raytheon Co
Dec
56% Jan
21
Jan;21
25
20% July 21
Raybestos-Manhattan
27
Reading Co
33 V\
July 22
37% Jan
26
4%
noncum
30
Jan
.2
33 % Jan
14
4%
noncum
2nd
25% Aug
8
19% Jan
2
27% Jun
1
14% Oct
27
Roller
Reed
Jan
5
28% July 24
Reeves
30% Jun
9
40% Apr
22
Reichhold
Jan
2
12% Feb
16
16% Jan
5
12
2
8% Nov
7
7
11
Oct
15
Jan
13
50% Oct
27
42% Jan
31
22
May 20
16% Jan
2
Jun
18
9
80%
2
29% Jun
7
9% Dec
11
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
19
8
37% Apr
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
77% Dec
19
39% Dec
55 *:
2
Jan
29
54
■Jan
5
2*
Jan
f
60 % Mar
7
;
Bros
'-r800
.35.%
*71% vl,2 %
'8/100
72.1/4
72%
27%
28i/4
x27%
53%
51%
*
72%
*71 % •'
72%
72%
*71%
28
x27%
28%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
1-3.200
51%
52%
51%-
53%
52 Vs
53%
'56,100
53Va
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
*33%
34
*33%
34
34
34 ■>-:
33 3/3
333/a
*31%
32
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
233/4
23 Vb
231/4
preferred
Co
21,
20%
&
20%
5
Mfg Co
6
66% Apr
38% Jan
8
14% July
80% July
Republic Steel
5
54% July
Revere
30
46% Jan
9
30% Jan
31
65 % Feb
9
41% Jan
8
47% Dec
12
Mar
Rexall Drug
163
3
*8%
9%
5
'
,19
19 %
1% Jan
9
2
2
3
Oct
109% Dec
I
19% Jan
2
383/4 Nov
13
Jan
2
44% Dec
16
15
57% Apr. 29
24
84»/2 Mar 26
27
253/4 July 16
14
28
1
791% Jun
18
873/4 May 22
20% Dec 22
55
,
Feb
2
July
16 "
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
2
35 Y* Dec
30
31% Jan
July 18
343/4 Dec
10
Jya
2
411/4 Dec
31
22% Jan
2
28
/
28y4
111
24 •
32'/4 Apr
351/4 Jtily 27
4 '
July 15
12 y4 Jan
(
23/4 Jan
7
773/4 Jun
"
22%
Jan
.55%
35%
•V
59
*57..
55%
10%'
;
10
14%.
14%
10
78
52%
preferred
Corp
26%
,31%
32%
31,%
9%
*83/4
9%
*8%
-
•
27
Jan
55
16
22
Jun
30% Oct
39% Jan
23
483/a May 15
23% Jun
17
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1
29 ya Jan
2
391/8 July 24
Apr
2
505
Dec
18
481 '/a Jan
29
6913/4 July 20
6
96
Jan
28
83 y4 Jun
30
-92
30
25 Mi Dec
8
17
12 Vt Nov
22% Dec
7% Apr
,
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2
Jan
30
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Richfield: Oil
Rlegel
63.%
191/4-
19%
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55%
55%
55%
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59',
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21%
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78%
78%
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78%
52%
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53%
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61%
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156
47%
115%
47%
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24% Mar 12
Rohr Aircraft Corp
7
14 3/4 Mar 25—
Ronson Corp
I
20 y8 Dec
2
2
34
May 27
Roper
(Geo
3
16 3/4 Nov
24
16 »/4 Jan
2
Crown
20
40% Jun
24
211/4 July 31
50'/a Jan 26
Royal
53 y4 Nov
Royal
Dutch
7
25 Va Oct
8
16
24
243/a Jan
Royal
McBee
2
40% Nov 20
11% Dec 30
—
!
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14
Ruppert (Jacob)
42V4 Jan
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
35
10
19
17
28
24,
31 y2 Dec
l
May 22
236
353/a Nov
j
81'A Jun
24
90
May 25
258
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2
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213/a Oct
Apr
90
Jan
20% Jan
25
20
30
21
Jan
73
Oct
29
72
Jan
5
46% Dec
10% Jan
26 y4 Jan
10
423/4 Jan
91% Jun
14
97
21
Nov
26% Oct
2
July 10
17
363/4 Dec
Dec
31
12
48 y8 Oct
24
32% Jan
13
61% Dec
17
34
16
46
11
35
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■
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793/4 Apr
8
30
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97
9
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4
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851/2 Apr
12
10
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231/4 Jan
69
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17% Jan
7%-Feb
87/8 Jan
-
2
4
393/4 Sep
10
30
35 ya Feb
11
23
Dec
16
Sep
24
Jan
3
481/2. Dec
25>
Jan
6
40
10 y8 May
«y4 Mar
6
Dec
I93/4 Dec
5
11
3
4
22
22
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13% Jan
Inc
3
6
13 y8 May
26% Feb
46% Dec
1
37
9'A Jan
27% Jun
26
20
Jun
15% Mar 20
12
Jun
91
Apr
18% Jan
7
22
25% Apr
8% Jan
13
17
Dec
1
32% May
13% Jan
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12
85% Oct
7
75% Jun
1
8
46% Jan
49 4
Jan
19i/4 Jun
7
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24
26
17
26
90% May 21
23% Oct
14
18 V4 Jun
23
22
20% Sep
21% Nov
30
17% Jan
23
22% July
2
14
16%;Jun
9
20
Mar 11
12% Jun
25
32% Dec
4
26 ya Jan
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45%
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22
17
40
51
Apr
10
;
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Apr
33y4 Jan
2
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50 Ya Nov
17
45% Jan
10
68
2
70% Oct
16% Sep
5
20% Dec
1
66% Dec
24
48
Feb
3
25
723/a Sep
Jan
20
50y« Jan
46% Mar
38
Jan
181/2 Jan
58
Jun
30
58% Jun
19
441/4 Jan
14
2
Jan
20
8
28
59% July 27
104% July 27
31% May 22
7
6
23'
25
67% Apr,
2
74% Apr
v.
14
25% Apr
7
15% Jan
2
231/2 Oct
14
14% Jan
2
131/2 July 20
223/4 Jan
25 ya Dec
17
22% Feb
293/4 July
7
61% Jun 30
44%
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15% Apr
5% Jan
463/4 Dec
45
13
52 Va Apr
21% Dec
3
2
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49% Jan
24% Jan
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19 3/4 Mar
9
30% Jun
7
9
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343/4
2
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36
13
May 29
61 Ya Dec
13
17
21% July
Apr
52% Feb
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54% Jun
19
633/4 Mar 25
37% Dec
29
34
Feb
31'
34 '/a
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9
653,4 Dec
31
Jan
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10
56
2
19
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,
37% Jun
63% Jan
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533/4 Feb
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183/a Jun
13
78
Feb
20
68% Mar 13
10
40 '/a Dec
31
Jan
8
22% Oct
40% Jan
19% Apr
2
6% Jan
27
56% Jan
8
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
13
49% Apr
2e
67% Oct
87
26
92
Apr 22
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25% Dec 15
Nov
12 Vi Jan
17 y4
2
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85% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
62% Jan
3
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2
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May 7
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see
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6
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1
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27%
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1
561%
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100
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$4.50
„
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common
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54'/2 July 30
84% May
7
20
100
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preferred
281/4 May 21
97% Feb 13
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common
70%
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39%
34%
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45
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59'/a
20
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1
28%
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108
201/4
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50
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58
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.
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preferred
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30
473/4
19%
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19%
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10
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-
104%
5
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Aircraft
Jersey
32%
48
58%
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8%
31%
31%
103 %
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Smith Kline & French Labs
5%
32%
1
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Amer
18
25
Smith-Corona
Solar
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South
19'/4
193/4
17%
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19
20%
17%
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18%
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183/4
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39%
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10
53
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52%
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1
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12%
49
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34%
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350
7,200
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37
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35
17
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255
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20
373%
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42%
163/4
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,
34%
26%
42%
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$5.25 preferred,!
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12%
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♦78 %
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84
265
17%
13
49
Seibeiiing Rubber Co
Servel
17%
2,100
42 Vb
100
Line
SealrightrOswego
,
145/a
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par
9% Mar
,
28%
v
.
43
Southern
22
811/2 July 30
2
77% Jan
4.000
228.900
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89% Apr
May 20
22% Jan
21%
43% ■' 443/i,
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75
Jan 13
47% May 12
22 3/4 Jan 12
2
85% May 15
17,
Jun 22
2* % Feb
9
88
231%
20%
12%
19% Jan
9
Nov
Jan
28%
45%
83%
60% Jan
13
70
40% July 30
28 3/4
49
741/2 Jun
8
29
30
Air
10
20%
37'A Mar 16
4
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12
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-
44%
41
preferred
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South
2
3
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43
30
,
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South
35% Mar
44 y4 Dec
30
25
32% Jan
35
2
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3.65%
27% July 30
"6
2
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20
29
2
34% Jan
«
38
32 % Jun
33
Jan
26
8% May 18
26
28 y4 Jan
•
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241/4 May 29
9
49
May
July 23
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6% July 16
24% Jun
Ja~n"
32% Jan
4-
52
14
25%
18
64
16
10% July
8
34% Dec 30
2
47% Jan
25
Jun
22
10%
193/4
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$4 preferred
Shell
24
13% May 20
-10%
28%
74
Sears Roebuck & Co__
173/4 Jan
11 Vb
11 Vb
19i/2
1
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29
11
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44%
1
493/a Jun
5
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29%
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preferred
39% Mar 11
82
17% Feb
convertible
39 y4 Jan
4
Feb
,.29% Apr
20%
141/4
common
26'/4 July 16
453/4 Mar 18
24
17
10% Mar 11
2
Oct
39% Nov
Mar 17
40 3/4 May 25
9
22
16 Va Aug
11
78
2
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25
Apr 13
301/2 Mar 18
July 16
25
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21 y8 Apr
93 "
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10
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87
203/b
433/4
10
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2
20
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2
24
89
33%
42 y4
100
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5
281/4 Oct
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53%
15 '/4 Mar
99i/2 Jan
89%
95'/2
87% Mar
5
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193/3
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9
2
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28%
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8
Nov
670
41'/4
951%
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May
38%
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54%
12
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273.',
38%
681%
*28'/4
533/a
72% Jan
19
27%
t2.600
14.100
29'/4
19%
19'/a
*93%
2
71-
441/4
38'%
20
.
79%
11
92
28 %
'7,600
55
'
.
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-
24%
21
9
'
44 »'
•
40%
4ty2
17% .17%
24
Dec
Jan
"27%
48%
.
*49
41
38%
;87y2
ITYa—11%
793/4
161/4 Nov
81
48
55
14% •'14%
100
5%_,
74% Nov
20
20%
793%
Schering Corp
Jan
20 Va
24%
76% July 20
77
.20 .,,'.20"%
—11
11%
24
A
17
July 10
48
8.000
1,500
'/ 3.400
41/a
"•
681%
87%
No par
100
series
12
86
28'"
4Vb
43
Paper Co common-——
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
,_i00
20
3
87'/2
L San Fran Ry Co com
5%
47%
43%
45i/a
';38%
14%
St Regis
Sangamo
4i/a
*50
,
44..
*37%
38
35%
Feb
Oct
87Vt
283/4
,
'>4-400
678
676
34
8% Apr
55% Feb
75
*85
28
.-.
-4
38%
8b.
83ya
38
4'/3
56 \
43%
-
"
49
43%
29%
37%-
34
9
July, 27
283/8
672
35%
523/4 Feb
"
30y«
387/a
670-
863/t
4yn..
*50
43%
34
Savage Arms Corp_.
Schenley Industries
49
38 y4
4Va
47'%
"
57
43%
36%
18% July 15
45
Jan
2
10
29%
5C7/0
*52
43%
34
51% Apr
"
57'%
43%-
36
2
39 % Feb
4%
No par
3
28
37s/o
:
15.500
so
?2
42'A : 44
37'%
.54%
43
1.66%
Co.
10
35
31,200
87%
42%.': '
Joseph Light & Power
San
{371/4
2 '/'a
.'; 2' '
84%
lo
Preferred
21,600
54%
141/2
5
preferred
St
'20.300
- 2 %
2Va
363/4
.
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,
90
42
4y8
600
23 '/a .,..23%
36%
50ya
5,200
16,200
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23%
42 Va
4y«
.61
■
233/a
'
-84y4
52'%
1
80
81%
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12.300
543/4
35'/2
51'/4
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■
80
41%
•
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53%
24%
2
.
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14% ,■14%
76% ; 773,4
*52.3/4
53%
;■
43
12%
1
Jun
12% Mar
•
i 27
17
25'% Jun
28
10% Apr
18% Feb
28
4.30%
15
36% July 24
38
Apr
1
1
30% Jan
15
Mar 24
Apr
23%
2ya
-<
22 yu
9%
1
141/4 Mar 25
22
53
1
2
.60
21%
'
jt'
2
23% Jan
.
20 G
Corp
10'A July
951/4 Jun
Jan
Co
Rubbermaid Inc—
Ruberoid Co
41% Dec
10
1
1
47 y2 Mar 11
233i/2 Nov
Jan
Corp
Cola Co
Petroleum
2
9
84% Dec
2
22
Jun
D'»
38% Jan
24
84% Jan
161
17
141/4 July 29
J0% Jan
1
__
13
Jun
1
__
24%
>i2r?0b
54%
42
670
20
-100
24
xiaoo
"3,300
80**
*80
35V*
Rohm & Haas Co common
4% preferred series A—
13% Jan
Apr
83
{53y4
.
35'/4
*54
17 y« Jan
16
813/4
53
413/4
'
5'%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Csrp—
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
—5
5
191/4 Jan
5
52%
*19%'' 80%.
,.
.24-%
••■>*. 2 ya
2
10
I
Company!
10ya Jan
20
5s
No par
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com„1
'
13,200
?v
56 Va
*
■■
32,% .3 32%.
■
22%
10%
47% '•471/4
161
•
53%
21%
9%
120
233/4
Roan
,
16.300
•
.19%
19%
33 3/4
21%
62%
48%
52 Vb
52%
*79%=^ 80%
-1
Co
Corp
"
Jun
20
5
Cbrp—
23
26%
'■
34%
21%
v.
52%
120%
*159
19%
.-55%
59
10
52%
47%
■
;
-
.'■103/3
:-'i
21%
783/s
481/4
Rhodesian Selection Trust,,—
5% Mar 17
53% Jun
500
i;9%
55%'
*14%
118%
—100
series.;
'
451/8 July 31
50
:i
19
35% Feb
Preferred 3.60%
5
400
4,900
t32
*83/4
35% '."35%,
78%
62
& Chemical Co..—2.50
'Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
26
Jan
90 v Jan
312
5,200,
•»/
•
26%
47% •'.= 48%
».
21%.
10%
conv
Rheem
.23
31 3/4
191/4
55%.
*57
.V
50c
1
preferred series A
—50
2nd pfd,——100
4%%
4%%
22%
26%
9%
*13%
500
.-31 Va
27%"
,
323/4
*8%
26%
;
341/4
31%
:'n '
47% Jun
10% Jan
21
34%
-
32%
273/4
31%'
21%
i—1
Corp.-
Reynolds Metals Co common
July 24
: 27 "
351/4
•
.«
5
Copper & Brass.—,.
5
Inc
———1
Revlon
7
122% July 28
48% May 15
45% Mar 12
116
32%
common
convertible
$1
50% July
7
78 % Dec
Aviation
63% July 27
28
33% Dec
27%
31%
Conv preferred 3 % % series—,100
Republic
Republic Pictures
54% Dec
/./ 27%
common.—
11% July
2
'
-
1
:
_
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
28% Jan
10
78% Jan
vV..
Co—
22
8% Jan
22
.50c
Inc,
8% Jan
13% Jan
?
No par
Chemicals
(Robt)
Reliance
36% July *23
=
Bit
19% July 15
32% Jan
<
35,100
72%
35-
51%
$1.25 div prior preference™
'20% Apr 17
60% Apr 29
8
16% Dec
118% Jan
■71
_10
———„™i_10
Reis
t
66%
7134
35%
.
2
12% May
65%
72%
231/4
50
1st preferred
29
131
67%
72
35%
50
20
24
17% May 28
■
66%
72%
35
.—50
common
25% Jan
34% Jan
30 % Dec
3% Jan
67%
721%
36'A
""
5
10
Jan
86%
72'%
34%
35%
__1
_
25% Jun
6
67%
72%
67%
721%
34%
__No par
i
.
31% July 25
1U% July 14
67%
*71%
5
21 % Feb
45 V* Apr
671/4
S3.50
5
26%
-••"2,300
209,300
"
92%
-
150
55^ ■;
17.100
83
n',330
-35%
■27(800
'1
»
Volume
190
Number 5869
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(479)
new York stock exchange stock record
Previous
Range for
Range Since Jan
Year 1958
69% Dec
Aug 29
2
6
Jan
3
Jan
17% Nov
2
3
28,
43% Feb
61% Nov
35V2 Feb
50
Nov
3
47 % Feb
60% Nov
12
25
18
21
42% Feb 24
July 29 ;
62% Jan 23
v
52% Apr
17
Standard Oil of Indiana
26
Standard
Oil
of
New
July 27
64% Jan
23
Standard
Oil
of
.Ohio
JTUn32
7
92.
APr
84.
Jan
311/2 Jan
8
12% Jan
12
i7,/2 July 27
2
40% July 29
29
3
337/b Dec
31
10
Jun
18
14 % Jan
2
18% Nov
6
10% Jan
15
14% Nov 20
29% Jan
14
54
17% Jan
2
117
<
6
Jan"
18
39% July 27
July
6
41% July 27
Dec
27% Oct
68
69
68
68%
68 %
68%
77y4
76%
76%
76 y2
76 y2
76%
76%
170
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
38V8
18%
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
18,300
4%
4%
4%
4*%
4vR
4%
4%
4%,
4%
10,900
6.25
50%
51%
52
53%
53%
541/2
54'A
55 V'4
54%
54%
25
44%
45%
45%
46%
46%
47%
47%
47%'
47%
47%
61,700
73,400
7
50%
51%
51%
53%
53%
55
54%
55
53%
54%
226,600
55%
57%
58%
58%
10
64%
17 y4
17 y4
5
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
57 y4
57
15
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
33
19
May
6
60% Nov
12
55 V2 May
5
65
Apr
2
26% Dec
18
24V2 Jan
5
Oct
20
9% Jun
66% Dec
31
29
Apr
8
66% Jan *2
26% Jan
13
38% May 29
->12% Aug 14
11% Jan
2
15y4 Mar20
Sunbeam Corp—
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
57% JUn
8
24
94
Mar 13
65% Feb1
9
$4.50 series A preferred—No
Sun Oil Co
No
29
79
Jan
16
Apr 24
87
15
25
Jun
14
22
Jun
5
>
<
July
38
Dec
30
97
Dec
19
94.yiJan
91/4 Jan
24
6% <)an
7
Feb
25
1360
1865
5
6% July
1695
Aug 11
Jun
58
57%
58%
58%
59^
59
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
59% '
23%:
60
24%
23%
23%
700
18%
18"%
18%
18%*
18% -.19
19
19%
19%
20ya
12,800
*18
18y4
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
62
62%
61%
61 y2
60%
61
59%
60 %
581A
59
3,000
30%
30'/0
30%
31
30%:
31
30%
30%
30%
31
2,100
;
26
Jan
29
15
Studebaker-Packard
2165
Jan
42 % Sep
38% July 28
47
25
Apr
3
.
2
35
Jan
5
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
11% Jan
18% Jan
2
36% Dec
29
33A Jan
8
9
5%% 2nd pfd series of
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
42%
43%
liy2
12
14%
14%
871/2
891/2
86
27% Jun
11
35 y4 Apr
14
27
Apr
94
Texaco
44%: Jan
22
16
24
25
Feb
Dec
16
23
38% Nov 21
28
2
30
Dec
IM
Apr
41% Feb
Jan
21% Nov.
: 31 /,. Jan.
16%;Jan
(
'•
.2
:
Jan
26% Dec
15
65%
'
21% May 15>
23% Jan
37-
21
10% Jan
2
Feb'
,
3
27% Jan
2
40% Nov
52%.Oct.
lV
16,% Jan
2 r
58". Apr. ,7
25% Nov 17
Feb> 17
43
23% Feb
53
Jan.<
•:213A Jan <
2
lOVa Jan
.8
3
32%.Jan
6
3% Jan.; 2
13 Va Jan
13/
15% Jun.: 18
39% Dec#
>
--
26% Oct -221'
1,200
11%
15'A
12,000
4,000
3,000
88
87
84i/4
86%
85%
85%
86%
VB
33 %
33
33%
231/4
34i/4
33%
341/4
33%
341/8
38,300
82%
82%
84
841/2
85%
84'/a
85 %
85%
861/s
Corp.,
5
Producing Co
33 Vb
Sulphur
No par
30%
30%,
30%
30%
56,700
11,800
37%
28,000
20%
92,200
1
151%
153%
147
1511/2
146i/4
148 i/s
144%
148%
145
1461%
27,300
10
28V4
28%
28%
301/4
30
30%
29%
30%
29
29%
10,300
1
22%
23
23
24
24%
24%
24'/a
24%
24
241/a
4,100
122
120
1221%
Instruments
Texas Pacific
23
Texas
31% July 30
36% Mar
72
24
,
Jan
122%
71%
721/4
7,000
28%
28%
29%
29
29%
110,400
4,500
73%
72
29i/e
29%
28%
291/4
28%
31'/8
31%
30%
311/2
30 3
30%
30%
31%
31%
311/2
5
341/4
34%
34%
351/2
35
35%
34%
35
34%
351%
7,200
1
52 I/B
54%
531/2
551/4
53%
53
52%
541/2
52
52%
102,200
34-/2
34%
X331/2
33%
331/2
331/2
33%
32%
33
66%
661/2
68
66%
66%
65%
66%
65%
66%
86i/a
*85ya
50c
-.
Co..--
Co
1
4
*33
600
10,200
5
4%' preferred
16
*120%
72%
72%
Oil
$1.20 preferred—i
85 %<
85y2
851/2
85 y2
85%
24%
25%
25 Vb
26
26
26%
26%.
271/B
261/0
261/2
25,000
25
-
*85%
10
;
common
66%
100
Common
'
122%
711/4
73%
No par
common
Chemioal
Tidewater
150
*120%
73
73
Thompson (J R)_
15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
14
V-* to 0
120
Co
Thatcher Glass Mfg
23
*
121 y2
100
No par
Ry
Utilities Co
Inc
•
Trust—
ex-distribution
& Pacific
ThioKol
6
Jan
88
CM!
&
$1.25 conv ©referred
4
May
29% Apr
Inc
Coal
Pacific Land
Sub share ctfs
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
22%
22%
221/e
22%
221/B
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 ye
4,900
•
87
'
100
83
57%
57 Vb
57%
56%
57i/4
57
57%
57
57%
4;300
23%
24%"
24
24'/2
24
2514
241/4
25
24%
24%
23,800
15
Roller Bearing—
No par
Tishman>Realty & Construction..—1
Toledo Edison Co
1
5
561/2
17 Vb Apr
70
Jan
16
16'/s
16
16j/8
16
16%
16%
16 y4
16i/«
16 V4
26
Trane- Co
2
65
65 %-
63%
65%
64
65
63
64%-
62
63%
32
15
Transamerica
2
30%
30%
3oy2
30%
30y2
30%
30%
"•30%
31 y8.
31%.
No par
381%
38%:
39
39
40
38%
38%
5
22V4
22 34
22%
22%
22%
22%
221/4
22%
21%
221/B
21,200
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
14,200
53 y2
531/2
53%
53%
26%
27%
271/4
.27%
56i/2
56'/a
56%
Timken
59% July 10
25 Vb July 29
:
Jan
——
Corp
42% July 15
18
Transue
42% Mar
Tri-Contlnental Corp common
•
22,
v
Jan
12
/;29
Feb
54JA Mar
«
u
9
43% A^r
.
13% Mar
48.-
11
:
17
1
50
53%
5
25V2 Apr*
Coach
Twin
TXL
1
Oil
Co—..
63
37
44V4
37%
——
*39
441,8
44%
363/4
10
*ioy8
*37
39
10%
39
*37
'
37%
38%
10%
10%
10 Vb
39
53%
*37
*38
4,000
-■
8,400
25,300
400
39
53
1,500
531/4
28
29?
*54'
58
431/4
*62
;
27%
27
44%
37 V2
■37%
10
*37
53>/4
*54:
64
*62
66
*63
58<
15,000
100
44%
43%
43%
7,200
64
62%
621/4
200
38%
10<%
15,100
i
37%
38
10%
10%
*37
39
700
39'
—
u.—
15%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
6,100
20%
'211/2
211/2
22%
22%
23
21%
22 %
31,500
1
15
151/8
15
1
——
Corp
44%
63
20ttt\eerftury Pox Filin__i
—_1
Tvrin City Rap Transit com__No par
V 5% > conv prior preferred_50
10
*54
58
431/4
Electric Go common
1
5%/conv pfd sex-ies of 1957__^.;50
Mar. 13
27%
*53
56
(cony)—
531/2
26%
1
common
Tung-Sol
3
17% Apr ' 20
7
Inc-
$2.70 preferred——
Preferred series A
;,75%,Mhr.- 3
;■
Steel-
Airlines
Truasc-Traer-Coal "Go
July 31
59-,
14
5
56%,Jam 14
Jun
& Williams
Trans-World
24% Jun
8
19% Jun
42%
v
Texas
9
13% Jan
14%
36'/4
jun. 16 £•
36% Jan
5
15% Oct; 28
11
15%
20y8
34% Jun-15
5
*42
11%
14%
37%
2
,
42%
11%
15
Va
20%
15
9v
;
421/4
11%
141/2
19%
2
54 J/2 Jan
v,
421/2
II1/2
14%
37'/4
21
42% NoVi-21
-
42
11%
14Vb
30 y4
24
7
42%
11%
100
20%
70%' May
34 % Jan.
6,900
38
2
Jan
11%
3iy8
10
52
11%
19%
52/
: Oct 13 /
36% Dec 16
55% Dec#
1
20:
/ 45
-
11
11%
36%
May, 27
16% Jan
11%
19%
16
38% Feb
17% Oct 30'
;
12
37
2
Jan
11%
30 Vi
25% Jun 10
29•
Jan
7
5
12%
5,800
19
6
35% July 24
60
Dec i 2
32% NOV.
20,200
36
17
157/0 Jan
;
46'A
291/a
J Apr 24,.
19% Mar 11
.1"
/» 16.%/Deci 15
.7 :
12% Jan
42-
'
.2:
45%
191/e
Textron
21% Jun
25% Apr 18
46%NqV; 14V' Z 45 ye Jan
17,
46 y8
36%
74% July 23
Mar
45%
29%
29% July 30
21
46%
39%
27
18%
8
84
..
451/2
*25%
3r%
18
56% Feb
May 20
28% Aug- 5
26
28%
22
15
Dec
90
8
.2
39%
26
39
*25%
27
Gulf
Feb
Apr
1,320
39%
27
*25%
Gulf
193A Jan
1
73
25
81% Oct
20
29% Dec
2
391/2"
39y2
42%
27
Texas Gas Transmission
47 Vb Apr
13
6,400
1925
Texas
39 3A Jan
9
Jan
1,500
71/4
7
1900
81%
32
5
Inc
Texas
63
7
1920
6%
1860
100 J/2
159 y2 July 15
14% Mar 10
21% Dec
67
7
9% Apr
153A Jan
33%
*100
47,000
Texas
9
Feb
39!A
33%
100 y4
3,400
62
25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
112
Corp
Tennessee Corp_
July 21
38%
88'/a
61%
6i y2
37% July 14
257/a Mar 16
1
18% July 27
6i y4 Jan 27
27% Jun
(James)
39%
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88%
33'A
7
-
13%
100
1890
1
-1
2.50
July 15
11
8
7
1860
9
8
17 V4 Dec
7
1848
1815
Temco
10
2
6%
'
Talcott Ine
Aug
6%'.-Jan
7Vfe
1814
33%
100%
TelAutograph Corp
24% Nov
28
1800
331/2
100%
19% Jan
*37
Nov
7
25
.
*86
33%
13% Mar 16
2
133
10c
88V2
100%
44% July 16
Jan
2
Co..
33%
100
3
87
98 3A Jan
2,400
33VS
100%
6
26
1
1,000
337/8
33'/e
100>/2
Feb
74 y4 Feb
Dec
22%
Feb
16
39% Aug 22
26%
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12
Dec
86
26%
22%
12 y4
89
2
27 Vb
22 y4
30
*
12
24% Dec 25
26%
22 Vi
12%:
38% Jan
26% Jan
26%
22 y4
1
2
2
26y4
22 y2
Symington Wayne Corp
25
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26'A
22%
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
25%
-
2
30 y4 Jun
15
60%
-
46%
52
22% Jan
61
46
9
24
60
46%
36% Dec
9,800
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46%
20% Dec
13%
60%
25
58% NOV 21
4,000
13%
88y2
60%
46% July 27;
2
3,500
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60!/2
38%
2
13%
611/4
341/4"
88%
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Aircraft
131/4
12%
60%
34 >A
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5
9% Jan
55 3A Feb
13'
114,700
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61 y4'
12%
13
12.50
'55
Sutherland
2
34%
131/,
par
Superior Oil of California
9
12%
61'A
34%
13%
1
common
4.16%
...
12%
61%
34%
61
34%
25%
Mining
I2y8
61
60'
34
22>/2
Sunshine
13
60%
34V2'
Paper Co__
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co
i
14 Vb
19
12%
900
60%
25%
May 11
35% Jan
25JA Mar. 18
13
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1
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par
8% Mar 20.
1
17
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Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common„l
4%% preferred series A
__25
27
3
8
11,600
4,000
24%
3
9% Nov. 17
11,100
57%
33%
,
55%
19% Jan
m
"
5
_—
Baer & Fuller Co
Stokely-Van
31% Mar
5
300
17%-
„5
'Stix
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106y2 Feb 20
33y8July 27
13
Jan
72
8,700
63 Vb *
'
Camp Inc common
1
% 5% prior preference".
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Stone & Webster.
■
1
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Co
l
.
24y4 Apr
30% Mar 19
700
22y2
63
15%: Jan
17
25% Apr 23
2
22 % Aug
2
28% Dec
20% Jan
24
Jan
69
Corp
22%
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9
Nov
87
..
69,300
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5
59
14,100
391/4
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i
11 Vb"
17%
>
700
116
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37%
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100
171/a
17
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28
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r 9
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40%
22%
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50
17Vr1
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63
27% Mar 13
16
17%
38%
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115
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17%
36%
37%
& Co
Stewart-Warner
117
17%
36%
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22
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411/4
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22
1
9
6
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>
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66%
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28 % Dec
120
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2
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114
36,200
60
6
2
114
38%
22
15% Jan
14
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87
38 »/u
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15% Jan
4!%
59
87
38%
22
7
2% Jan
39% Feb
4?
8,800
58 y8
87
*85 y2
87
17%
Chemioal
8
•
41
*85%
65%
22
Feb
Starrett Co (The)
12
Jan
41%
.Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Dec
•
41
87
22
21
23
16% Oct
37% Jan
39%
*85%
1*
22
20
38%
87
5
15% Jan
45% Nov
39%
20
10% Jan
Jan
38%
20
42% Jan
29
39%
■
37%
58%
37%
1
Apr
181/2 Jun
43
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1
5
71
5
26% Feb
56%
100
No par
9
11
55
5-
Co
26
Jun
22:
68
L S
Jun
7,100
69
common
13J/2Jan
Stauffer
Shares
68%
77%
1
61
1
the Week
July 31
77%
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp...
8
Friday
July SO
68%
Jersey:
20
23% Jun
Thursday
*76>/2
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible
preferred
,
Sales tor
PRICES
July 29
par
33/4% preferred series A
7:
27% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
July 28
10c
Standard Gas & Electric Co
Standard Oil of California
59% Jan
30
14
com—No par
23
94% May 26
Sep
11% Nov
$
24
Ihc
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
July 27
Paf
$3.50 preferred
:
No
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
5
29% Dec
Dec
-
49% Jun
55
89
23
U-
Standard Brands
44% July 27
2
•>
3?.
82% Feb 24
23% May 11
29
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STOCK
EXCHANGE'
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preferred $3.50 series
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88 V4 Apr
8% Nov 18
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2
71
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33 y2 Jun
19
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22
31
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17
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2
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15
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3
2
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2
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8
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2
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6
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United' Greenfield Corp—
.—10United Industrial
Corp..—:
;—2
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co———1
United Shoe Mach, common
25
6%
preferred
—25
Corp
.50
43%
30%
R
common.
42%
10,200
95
26 Vb
Gat
Inc
21%
*108
*91 V'i
United Engineering & Foundry
ft
United Fruit Co
-—-—No par
preferred series
21%
96
-1
class A preference.-.—
15,100
21%
30%
9
Industries
34%
120
91/8
S
27,300
33%
95%
(Del)——.—5
5%
59,200
30
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70
4%%
50%
34%
81/4
.
96 y4
76%
U
30
30
125
33%
2
17
—
290
96 y4
70
preferred
100
Securities
3
Co
No pai
U S Gypsum Co common—
4
1% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
250
•'—1
29%
*105
U S Freight
120
Jan 26
32%
76%
Gas
81/8
8%
33
United
341/s
8%,
34%
8 i/s
9,200
82
50%
34%
51%
34
8V4
125
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51%
50%
34%
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70%
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:
v,
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34
8y4
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73%
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34%
8%.
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8
34
,
73
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51%
33%
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75
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(Del)
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82
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26
25
12
82
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73
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Jan
Jan
Jan
82
92
73
70y2
85:
8% Jan
39
82%
46%
148
331/2
73
76%
35
95% Jan
11
*82
13,400
33%
72%
34%
U S Borax & Chemical Corp
147% Jun
Dec
72%
3,300
19,800
13%
.
45%
147
33%
75
70%
14
14
17
57% Dec
72%
47%
149
*73%
75%
Apr
Apr
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
102
73
91%
*73%
•.
34%
Carton
&
37% Mar 16
9
45% Jan
75
148
Corp.—10
Board
United-Carr Fastener
9
22
*73%
150
Untfed Ca,rbon Co_——^—No par
United
Corp
45 % Mar
47% Dec
75
——No par
Electric' Coal Cos..
16% Dec 31
jan
pfd—100
conv
United
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
32
1955)
United
23% July
Dec
91
(^er of 1956) conv pfd—_100
United Artists Corp
3
United Biscuit of America;—No par
9% May 19
50
2
91
25
6
10
$4.50 preferred
July 21
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
2
92
4%
'
10
17
2
16
*91
Aircraft Corp common—^.5
(ser of
22
12
13
33i/8
*
;
Mar 24
Jan
16% Oct
146%
33%
"
95
29% Jan
34% NOV 21
2
34% Jan
Jan
8
149'A
^.No par
Go—
47
48%
48%
33i/4
-—10
preferred
Tank Car
United
'
3
32V* Mar 26
30% Jan
38 V4 Apr
2
27-% Jan
9
12
Apr
California-^—.
'V
*71%
No par/
series.
$4
of
48'%
.
33%
Pacific RR Co common—_10
Union Twist Drill Co_
Unites Air Lines Inc.
;
109% Mar 26
21
2
11% Jan
66
136
9
Co
non-cum
Union
Mar 26
7
2
13
July
4%
4 /.
69
'
Union
"
26
July 15
26% Jan
90
Union Oil
19 /
25% Feb
45.'
32% Sep 15
79% Oct 7
48
Dec 29
8
34% Jan
24% Feb
6
13%
13%
24%
13%
25%
13%
261/4
13
48%
6
22% Jun
May 21
22% Jan
93% July
27 Vb Dec
2
36-
July
117 % Jun
Aug
17
13%
25%
13%
337/e:
37% Jan-
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
10
45
20% Jun
51 %
697/a Aug
Aug
143
108
July 28
30% Jan '
33% Nov
2
( Jan.31
91
32 y4
9% Feb
13%
27
12%
150 % '
53% July 10
<;.2
14
26%
13%
48
Cor-p_^
Union Electric
25
Mar
3
24 y4 Jan
13%
27%
33'A
Carbide
■
77% Feb
,40% Jan
^•1
14 VB
13
147%
Kag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Ullion
'
4
18
13%
27
13 y8-
-No par
common
10
Union
2 /
35%-Mar 16
98V2 Mar
5
Apr 27
May 22
75
.
14%
28
12 Va
10 ?
150% July ;27
;
14
27'
Udyllte Qorp (The)——
1
30% Mar 13 : v Uhdemvtxodv Corpi————No par
14'
Marie;/: Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—1—5
14% Jun
2
20%. Jan
4
■
43y2
11%
*43
12
43%
11%
*43
Hi/4
351%,
12%
43%
11,400
270
22,700
200
19,000
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(480)
.
.
Monday, August
.
3
19-g
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Rtn(t for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
x
Highest
Lowest
237t Jan
18% Jan
66
Jan
2
Sep
7
140
20
10
Jan
26
24% Jun
18
29
Jan
21.
U S
8
U S
Nov
18
Jan
88
41% Jan
2
Jan
9
100% Jan
45% Feb
6
22
143% Jun
17
33% Jan
19
108
Dec
Jan
154
Apr 14
106% July
22
48% Nov 18
3
31% Apr
35% Apr
2
80% Max 14
15
Jan
2
8 % Jan
43% Nov 21
26% Mar. 5
82_
30% Jan
95
2
73
6
1
76
21% Jan
2
36% Nov 11
25% Jan
2
41% Oct
14
30
3
53% July 29
97% Deo 30
58% May 18
99
_
^51% Jan 13
u43% Oct
19% Jan
35
3
158% Jun
12
2
32% Jun
16
154
38% May 16
Sep 25
43
3
Mar ll
54% Feb
105% July
July 17
88% May 7
,141
Jun 10
Mar
Apr,
38% Feb
July 21
24
19
10
50.
46% Jan
Jun
136% May 18
69% July
7
153
Jan
24
4
6
28
26% Jan 21
6
34% July 21
37% Feb
9
U S Lines
Co
1
Smelting Ref & Min
1
83/4
27%
27 3/e
27%
273/8
104%
26 3/4
27 3/8
10
15%
2
DecTsi
88
*80
115
*115
65%
150%
7% Oct 24
8
90% Deo 1©
85% Jan
8
9% Oct 36
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
25
17% Jan
6
21
Feb
24
8 Yo Jan
2
12 y8 Jan
14
13
17
Jan
6
6
NOV
39% Deo 29
19% May 1
32% Feb 14
142
13
10% NOV
6
4% Jan
74% Jan 22
NOV
78
July 21
Dec 10
67
157
3
NOV
12
7
Jan
2
15% Mar 16
100
75% July 30
34 y4 Mar 24
46
81
50 %
5
May 20
47% July 2
575/a Jan 16
Mar 30
153
Mar
Corp common
July 1
July 31
157
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17
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47% July 15
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1
105
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100
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33
10
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5
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7
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29
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17
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2
9
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13
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97
3
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85
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8
78
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2
14
17
24
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2
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9
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9
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30
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1
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15
36
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7
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47
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8
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6
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4
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11
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19
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19
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2
18
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17
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96
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13
3
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13
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38
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14
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8
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17
100
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84
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8
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11
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2
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21
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33 % Apr
95
101%
31%
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92% Apr
83
76%
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9
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71
31 %•
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28
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95
101 %
453/4
43%
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Jan
31
101
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38% Mar 18
32
74% Dec
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95
96%
101
43
8
29% Jan
33% Dec 29
Apr
10,700
18%
45 %
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34% Dec
18
1,300
17
18%
42%
8
2
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12
163/4
19
45 %
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2
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12
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par
2
24
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12
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55% Jun
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12
50%.
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7
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87
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2
4%
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24%
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82% Jan
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103
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30
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8
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21
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220
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9
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22
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1 1980
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(interest
3
*64
April-Ocf
1953
Plan A
80%
83%
75%
*75
-Quar-Jan
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
1963
tAtlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A
1964
Gen mortgage 4s ser A
1980__~
Gen mtge 4%s ser C
1972—^
Baltimore
93%
73%
77%
75
89%
198$..
4Vis convertible income Feb
61
*48%
(interest
262%
June-Dec
1
1st
Jan-July
Map-Nov
April-Ocf
67%
140%
16
14%
11%
A
128
116
250 %
.Feb-Aug
deb
85 %
250% 262%
"
April-Ocf
—
-
*83
—Jan-July
sub
98
95
74%
12
199
196V2
4s 1960
debs 1977
1976
debentures
General
186
10
20
101%
*67
83 y2
subord
1st cons
2006
inc
debentures
(Atchlson ,Topeka
101%
1
1973
reduced to 2.375%)
4%s
90
8s
pursuant
5s
98
88
89%
76%
70 Va
■
101
Jan-July
Jan-July
(City of)—
1961 stamped pursuant
to Plan A
(Interest reduced to
2.375%) 2001
7%s 1966 stamped
Co
93
74%
104%
gold 4s July 1995—
Corp 4.35s debs 1984
6%s
100
92
101
ApriZ-Oct
Porto Alegre
&
90
88%
..Mar-Sep
1962_ApriZ-Oct
3s
first
Steel
Armour
99%
99
102%
69
..Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sepf
Corp
Associates Investment 3%s debs
93
100
1947..April-Oct
1950
Arbor
Armco
101 %
99
—
*179
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1958
loan sink fund
assented 1968
99%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
series
lAStabilization
,
97
*186
(interest
1959
debentures 1969—...
3%s debentures 1977
96%
92
96%
69%
—.——:
debentures
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s
12
*98
—May-Noj;
debs 1973...
99
5
99
76%
__Jan-July
——ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1985
debentures 1983
Nitrate
94
98%
June-Dec
1990—.——
Anglo-Laularo
Mar-Sept
1960—June-Dec
2nd series
1961—April-Oct
6s
(Republic of)
A4%s
^May-Wow
_June-Dec
1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%) 2008.:
APeru (Republic
of)
external 7s
1984—
5%s
Mar-Sept
^A/ar-Sept
1968.—
7s
1971.———J
96 %
6
"90
1958—^May-Wow
1973
of)
99%
94
——-June-Dec
3s
105%
102 %
*90
:____ApriZ-Oct
99%
22
99
Feb-Ajia
1963
A5%s extl loan
(30-year)
5y2s due 1958 extended to
-98%
*99
98
87%
96%
90
81
debentures
Co
80%
11
10
71%
debentures
Tobacco
118%
98%
79%
debentures
conv
101
92
97%
>92
71
1973
American
46
97%
,
81
1982
97%
__Feb-Aup
1972
Oriental Development Co
Ltd—
SA6s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
6s due
99%
1970—Jjzne-Dec
1952
6s
98
12
—
99%
April-Ocf
sink
of)
98%
Feb-Aug
.1973
4y2s debt adj
*99%
-April-Oct
loan
44
103'/a 1037/a
98 Va
71 Va
4%s
46
94
95%
75%
1987...—
4%s
*43
June-Dec
1965
external
loan
Municipal Bank
lANuremberg
old
new
43
68
88%
38
Feb-A?t<7
3%s
:
62 Va
35
96
———April-Oct
______—Jan-July
1986—
debentures
5s
Mar-Sept
Zealand
Norway
45
89%
95%
,
*82
Feb-Aug
8%s
*43
99 %
107%
14
89
96
~
"
(interest
reduced
New
Co—
2%s
—
Mar-Sepf
.Mar-Sept
89
96%
5
53
64%
Mar-Sept
1977
2%s ^debentures
Mar-Sepf
(interest
2008
99% 100
__Ja7i-June
3%s
2.125%)
95%
92
•
95%
114V8 116%
63
1964—May-Nov
2030
1987..
1975.^..
debentures
92 %
63
115
April-Oct
5s
Foundry
__
*96%
June-Dec
1988
101 %
85
1970—Map-Nov
1966
10
13%
198% 200
100 Va 101
*86
ApriZ-Oct
1980.
debentures
2%s .debentures
21
19%
—
&
debs
17
10%
*91%
1982——Jan-July
deb
91
13
__
Feb-Aug
f debs
debs
94
96
83
•
COMPANIES
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
21%
19%
—
—
pursuant
subord
INDUSTRIAL
ApriZ-Oct
Power
debentures
2%s
—
1963_Jan-JuZp
3%s
10%
June-Dec
3%s
s
debentures
Machine
conv
American
agree't)
Corp 3%s
Co
1978
1964
debentures
Foreign
junior
.
__
93%
92%
-16
.May-Now
1980.
3s
92
88%
88
*188
—____Ap7-TOct
Ltd
"
*12
19§l_April-Ocf
JL.April-OcZ
1983
debentures
&
20
1922
debs
3%s
Canada
Airlines
Can
4.80s
,
(1942
Geraes (State)—
^Secured extl sink fund
reduced
f
s
of
American
—
19%
(assented
—
3 %s
84
-94%-
*83%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
i
1979—__—
debentures
Co
American Bosch
16
Minas
Stamped
f
American
1963_Jan-July
Dye
America
sinking fund debentures
4%s
—
'
1913
1933
ASmall
IAMilan
*14%
Jan-July
agree't)
&
of
102
94
*86
Map-Nov
1972
1998
s
American
agree¬
5 ASmall
new
Co
debentures
.
assented
■ASmall-
A6s
f
Aluminum
20%
!
!
1968-Jan-JuZp
—
—
new
I ATreasury
agree't)
(assented to 1922
1945
5 ASmall
Chemical
s
gtd 4s
206
100
18
90
*100
AND
RR'4%s -1975
1st
2
95
June-Dec
1967—
4y4s
20%
18%
__
June-Dec
r_
A4s
*20%
(assented to 1922
agree't)
90
*90%
June-Dec
37/as
10
*20 y8
5A4s of 1904
1961
mtg6 3%s
1984—1—
Western
Si
202
.
1971
3%s
100%
__
*89%
(Dept of)
19$8_;
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
Corp debs 5s ser A 1962—•
Ludlum Steel 4s cbnv-debs
-r
(1942
Valley
7s
1st
3Vas
Susquehanna
Aluminum
'
assented
new
Co
mortgage
Albany &
Alleghany
Allegheny
Allegheny
51%
'
lst
i
26
48%
Map-Nov
■
RAILROAD
51 y2
Jan-July
to
High
191
1937)—
1979.
6s of'26
extended
Low
191
97
1958
(City of)
1
No.
100% 100%
readjustment. 1978_Feb-Aug
readjustment 1984———-Jan-July
due 1961
Kange Since
Jan.1
Sold
*100 %
external
190
20%
*195
Bonds
*179
June-Dec
1971.
June-Dec
215 '/a
99
—April-Ocf
.—April-Ocf
1963
ioi v»
5
~9
100
*15
June-Dec
to
assented
A Yokohama
94%
'
214
99
1968—Jan-JuZp
1968
94%
i
1953—
series
$
3%s external
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
IA Warsaw (City) external
73
92
13
*185
May-Nov
1957_ApriZ-Oct
agreem't)
22
102% 103%
1065————.—Map-Nov
extended
93%
*203
1964———_Feb-Aug
'Colombia)
6%,s 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978—_——
Mexican Irrigation—
Mexico
mtge
4s-4%s-4%s
72%
'
to
External readjustment
144
95%, 96 Va
—
'24
AMedellin
ASmall
70%
1961
>
High'
'•
External,conversion 1979—i.—
Map-Nov
3%s-4Vas-4Tr;,s external conversion 1978_June-Dec
.
-
'27
of
V
(Republic of) —
3%s-4s-4y8s (dollar bond of
>
68
Friday's
Bid 3c Asked
Uruguay
73%
142
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
(State- Mtge Bank)
ANew assented
34
70
loan
extended
SA4%s
extended
%S extl loan of '30
5Vis
lAJugoslavia
70%
June-Dec
1974
loan
extl
due
69%
of)
Japan 5%S extl s f 1974
Japanese (Imperial Govt)
6%s
69 %
__Jan-July
7s' 1951;
of)
(Government
s
Jan-July
'
1961 extended
1st
1953
103%
•'
due
6s
6s
100
68%
.■
30-year gtd ext
S
•
99 V2
39'
or
Sale Price
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
417/a
40
99%
71 y2
5%s
.
*99% 104 7
71
A5%s extl
97
•26%
I.
*102
ext s f 3s 1977——Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
Week's Bangs
Last
,<
...
Period
Low
110%
29
43
"
Interest
Exchange
High
104
4
95%
32%
April-Oct
.——April-Oct
1960
April-Oct
funding 4%s 1966
Helsingfors
Italian
1946
6s
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
95%
May-Nou
(State of)
Sold
High
110
part paid 1968
lAHamburg
31
Range Since
Tokyo (City of)—
Greek Government—
A6s
Bid & Asked
1930—
of
JULY
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
(cont)—
International loan
WEEK ENDED
Week's Rang*
Interest
New York Stock Eychanft
80
80
14
80
86
Jan-July
2020
May
73
73
3
73
78 Va
8?
90
2020
May
June-Dec
*89%
69
69
■
__
69
106% 107 %
6
65%
79
102 %
ig5g
f'f?
Number 5869
Volume-190
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
(483)
Chronicle
new york stock exchange bond record
BONDS
Unit-rent
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Friday
Week's Range
or
Jrriuay a
Bid & Asked
Low
of N J 3 Vis 1987
—.Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Get
CieDtral Pacific Ry CoFirst and refund 3 %s series A 1974.
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp-—
%
5y2s conv subord debs 1979
Jan-July
Chadbourn Gotham Inc—
5.90s conv subord debs ww 1971—_
April-Oet
Champion Paper & Fibre 3 Vis aeo 1965_l*au-July
4%s conv subord debs 1984_
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996__May-Nou
Refund and impt M 3%s series E 1996__Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 37/«s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consul gold 4s 1969—:
Jan-July
Centra) RR Co.
.
45'/2
4%s Jan
bilge
2038
1
Indianapolis & liOiiisville Ry—
A 1st mortgagees inc ?series A Jan 1983
44
Sold
Low
208
82
49
42%
10
Cuba
High
80
Aist
Cuba
85%
90
3
v
90
4'/2s inc ser
mortgage
A2nd
A
93
109'/2
109% 110
285
106%
117
100
117
125
.
125
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114
—
H2'/2 114
98'/a
93%
—
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■
108
96%
103%
98'/2
3
81
4
79%
81'/a
3
81
86%
89%
96
•'89
__
*—
92%
__
92%
957/8
—
96
82
71
87
5
•
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*
mortgage
87
71'/2
71'/2
1
70'/a
61'A
6
56'/8
"85'A
89%
89%
80'A
75
4
Lackawainna
7
54
50
78
78
2
68%
67%
69
67
68'A
78
77
9
66%
142
64 y8
66'A
Station— fi
series
F
First
mortgage
2%s
series G
Jan-July
—_Jan-July
1963
1963
3%s
4V4S
debentures
Financial
General
gold
General
*82 'A
1977
Cincinnati
Wab
Mich
&
1st
Div
64'A
65
*62'A
95
64
19
23/4S
95
93%
93%
1st
mtge 3%s
.
10
ser
*78'/8
79
*90
91
77
4s
89'A
89'A
89%
79
99 U
1
78%
476
99%
89%
40
88%
94%
97%
78'A
98
102
96%
78'A
80
52
77%
Eastern
73%
70
5s
73'A
74%
62%
63
*8i
8
75%
*—
80
86
80'A
80'A
10
94'A
2
*75
*97
95
113
99'A
15
97
105
115%
3b
debentures series A
4%s
3s
debentures
B
series
debentures
Sy2s
debs
3%s
debentures
series
E
debentures
series
F
1981
4%s
debs
ey2s
debs series
series
4%s
4%s
debs
3'As
*
series
subord
Columbus &
1st
mortgage
1983
Ohio
mortgage
mortgage 3s
sinking fund debentures
2%s s f debentures 1099,.
2%s
debentures
f
s
Edison
97
105%
31
100'A
95
31
94'A
100'A
11
99%
105%
94%
102'A
102 'A
102
*93%
90
*86
89%
98
98
-
-June-Dec
116%
116
4T
101
109
_Feb-Aug
81
84
48
81
81
June-Dec
81
2
1*
April-Oct
1999
128%
72
April-Oct
83%
83%
72
"l
72
13
67%
75'/a
74'A
74'A
8
72 '/a
75'A
4
73%
June-Dec
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83%
80%
*84%
mtge
2:,/4S ser
mtge
2%s ser
A
B
1982 Mar-Sept
1977 April-Oct
First
and
2%s ser
C
1972
First
and
refund
mtge 3s ser D
First
and
refund
mtge
*78'A
81
7 6'A
77
mtge
3s
&
ref
M
3'/2s series
1st &
ref
M
3%s
I
series
&
ref
M
3%s
scries
K
&
ref
M
3%s
series
L
1986
1st
&
ref
M
1st
&
ref
M
1st &
ref
M
1st
&
ref
series
4'As
5s
N
ser
4s series
M
5'/as
conv
debentures
4s
conv
debs
Consolidated
4y2s
conv
i
,_Feb-Aug
.June-Dec
1st
ref
M
M
27/ns series T
2%s
1st ref mtge
series
Consolidated Natural Gas
2'As debentures 1976
3%s
3s
debentures
debentures
4%8
5s
debentures
4%s
cum
1st
conv
ls,t mortgage
continents
4%s
of
Can
Continental
Oil
Co
3s
Co
of
1975
For footnotes
debs
.Mar-Sepi
*78%
—
1965
1976—„
—
5s
82
Gulf
76
11
70%
87
85%
85%
*79
81
76
70%
86'/a
91
3s
3
84'A
92
86%
85
86%
79
83%
__
—
—
102'A
10
104% 104%
1
mortgage
102
,
N
O
P
Q
R
Ohio RR—
*
inc
debs series
States
7
debentures
1st,
mortgage
105
Hackensack
103%
108 %
93%
102%
Hertz Corp
6%
7%
62
6%
82
80%
82
119% 122
91]
100
105%
66
114
130%
100%
105
90
91
*86'
April-Ocl
*78%
101
101
*90 '/b
86
78
79%
101 'A
—
84%
23
.
"100% 102'A
.-Jan-July
78%,
/
15
32
99%
89
*
93
92
86
105 %
90 %
Water
Mining
4
3'/8s
first
mtge
1970—
subord debs 1970
Authority of the European
and Steel Community—
5s
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
secured (7th serles); 1975
(11th series) 1978
secured
4'/bs
debentures
1968
4%s
s
5s
f
s
f debentures 1984
debentures 1982
32
85%
91%
87%
88
34
87
87%
88
74
1978
;
—
IIA Hudson & Manhattan first 5s
• AAdlusted income 5s Feb 1957
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1857—Feb-Aug
April-Qp'
86
92%
93%
55
101%
108
91%
92'A
57
89%
96
87%
87%
59
87
91%
—
95%
98%
124
163%
162
162
167'A
274
130'A
171%
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101%
92'/a
—
31
99
%; 92%
18
90%
108'A
238
101% 101%
92
107%
105 %
96
100
104%
94%
111
125% 126
12
119%
138%
101% 101%
10
100
106%
9
94
94
•
66%
94
11
*65%
101
96%
75%
73%
57%
—
*95%.
77
65
—
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66%
69
68%
*69
—
7
60%
95%
97
75
85
77%
79
63%
63%
63%
5
62
69
8
83
83%
83
83
71%
71'%
83%
71%
13
70%
76
74%
74%
1
73%
79
87
91
80
80
85
85
*87
—
02
74
78
91
101
100% 101
95%
95%
30
237
99%
57
84%
11
100%
100%
83
85%
*
95%
95%
♦89%
93
88%
98
98'A
96
98'A
103%
104
94%
91
96%
♦90%
84 %
91
202
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
:
sinking fund debentures
4%s s f debentures
1977
4s
94
87
166
Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
99%
100%
89%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
' Coal
5'As
98
49
June-Dec
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Corp 4'As
4s conv
98 3%
602
—
1982—
95%
102%
160'A
Jan-July
_June-Dec
1969
95
86
155
————April-Oct
mtge 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
95%
31
Utilities
90
17
292
.
April
April
May-Nov
A 2056—,—
Jun-Dec
2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
1st mortgage 3s 1978
95%
101% 102
3%s *66 May-Nov
1976
3'/as series
3'As series
2%s series
2%s series
2'As series
mortgage
Harpeh
120%
_
series D
78
155
:
1st
78
23
79
102
-May-Nov
29.
Mar -Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1990
Jan-July
2000
Jan-July
1982
Jan-July
2010
Jan-July
1961——Jan-July
1973—
98
90%
•
♦98
4%s 1981
mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
ref M 3%s series G 1980—.
&
87%
Co—
G
mortgage
Mobile &
Co
101%
176
136
1
103% 104%
91%
Corp—
1977
98%
71
99
88
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
105
118%
99 58
88
1969
„
94%
149%
88'A
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
;_Mar-Sept
General
1
—
76
101%
debs 1983. _Apr-Oct
1st mtge
page
Gulf
125%
_May-No»
debs -1984
see
119%
103%
*80
„Apr-Ocl
1908
Am
105%
106
_April-Oci
n^Dk?roducts Co 45/«s subord
crucible
Steel
114
High
.April-Ocl
1907—
33/Bs
General
Cuba—
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257
119'A 122
87
85%
111-..-Feb-Aug
2001
mtge 27/8s
4s
163
86
Jan-July
118%
97%
124
100'A 100'A
91
91%
87
debs 1980_.
conv debs 1.971
& Rubber
Northern Ry
General
104%
109% 110'A
70%
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I
1972
4'/2s
—
79
-June-Dec
1983
debs
debs
—
June-Dec
1982
inc
mortgage
_May-Nov
debs
369
-Jan-July
._Mar-Sept
3.30
Telephone
conv
99% 101%
90
debentures
Corp
109'A 111'A
98%
General
121
.April-Oct
1968
__Feb-Aug
consumers Power first
4%s
23As
1982
debentures
109'A
104
243
-Jan-July
1986
1979
Consolidated Railroads
A3s
-Jan-July
.April-Oct
1981
1978
debentures
96%
(Bait)
1976—
U
f 2%s series X
s
89%
1st
Consolidated Gas £'i Light & Power
1st ref
109%
Corp—
debs. 1984
subord
101%
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1973
4'As
102%
38
88%
75
98 U
mortgage
91%
99
92%
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90 %
1979
83%
92
99
debs
100%
90
86'/4
110% 123%
136
99II
Utilities
income
Shoe
General Tire
11
325
105% 106%
—April-Opt
Mar-Sepl
Jan-July
Corp 3'As
146
97%
36
;
&
87 V4
126
10
1
Realty
conv
91%
General
80%
104% 104'A
86%
86 'A
Jan-July
debentures 1979
61%
87%
81%
87%
—
61%
53
83
84%
161
mortgage
1963
Electrodynamics
109'A
101
General
104'A
61%
138'A 138'A
4'As
June-Dec
61
88%
62 %
58
59
■
May-Nov
1981—May-Nov
1961—
Motors
59%
55 'A
10
116% 117%
105%
General
84
55%
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86%
Mar-Sepl
1977
debentures
96
85%
95
55%
Texas—
1975
101
53%
64
4
91%
88 y8
59%
58%
88'A
1972
102%
101
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15
—April-Oct
1978
91'A
101 %
101%
98
84
1989
P
112
88
135
91'A
80%
92%
134 'A
106
98
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116
135
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—Jun-Dec
65
106 %
98
5s series
1988
119%
97%
135
General
82'A
104% 105
118
*79
61'A
Great
87
95%
101%
94%
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88
95%
91
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55%
87%
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.April-Ocl
1986
1987
O
ser
3s
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1984
93%
2
96
58%
90%
82%
90
91 %
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1985
1st
97%
♦99
80
80
88%
♦88
April-Oct
1979
96%
208%
116%
76%
81%
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75%
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119
May-Nov
Mar-Sepl
1974
A
96%
105
168
79'A
91%
80
80
129
*—
80
_Jaa-July
4i
101% 104%
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81%
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J983
1984-—_
J
1st
194'A 198%
*78
*80'A
—
1st
75%
82
*81
90%
83%
94%
May-Nov
1961
1
debs
1964
debentures
General
83
17
95'A
April-Ocl
debs
debs
Co
debs
debentures
General
78
—
86
24
99%
103%
June-Dec
April-Oct
Glidrien Co 4%s debs 1983
_May-Nou
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965i_May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3'As conv sub deb *75_May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4'/as conv 1978
Jan-July
ser
66
99'A
.
1969
debentures
A 4s
86
May-Nov
1972
E 1979— -Jan-July
.-Feb-Aug
First and refund ml.ge 3s ser F 1981
1st & ref M 3 'As series G 1981
-May- Nov
1st & ref M 3%s series H 1982
Mar-Sept
refund
refund
90
98
196%
_Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
-.-Mar-Sept
Apr-Oot
Apr-Oct
—Mar-Sept
97
88%
*94%
3'As 1971—Mar-Sepl
series
General
79
and
and
98
May-No«
Jan-July
Foods
debentures
5s
78
75'A
74'A
First
89%
99%
75
90%
91
May-Nop
Transport 4s conv
debentures
4s
73%
71
97%
19
74
__Apr-Oct
1965—Jan-July
3'As
—
General
67%
April-Oct
First
refund
1977
conv
3s
conv
Oil
3%s
86%
80
83
78
66%
99
99
*70
Jan-July
3'As
80%
York—
New
4%s
2%3
3s
1977
1978
66%
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99
May-Nov
—;
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General Motors Acceptance Corp—
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■
' 118'A
86%
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Corp—
conv
subord
3%s
2001_
of
Amer
General
90
90
*_I
80
debs
General Cigar Co 5%s income debs 1987s.-June-Dec
General Electric Co 3'As debs 1976May-Nov
Gen
94%
85%
„
Corp
American
conv
153
64%
—
*89%
4%s
89%
134%
140
176%
79%
Denver
&
77%
83'A
*92
105'A
94%
86
May-Nov
Worth
General
110
104
74'A
74
Jan-July
Garrett
102%
18
103
90%
78%
50
72%
1972
4s
89
83%
72 %
86%
79%
1973—
Rubber
Stores
90
74
Ry Co 4%s 1982
Gardner-Denver 4'As conv'debs 1976
93%
106% 107'A
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L
N
3s
Consolidated
8
-.99 'A 100%
Fair
Fort
90%
86%
Food
91
86
85%
85%
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Co—
series
series
3s
First
83%
3
89
_May-Nov
-—.
mtge 4 V2s
J987—
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debs 1981
First
89%
104
1970— .May -Sept
3'As
Elec
1st
Commonwealth Edison
91
106%
_May-Nov
1964
1983
3%s
86%
82%
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.Mar-Sept
_May-Not)
—
debs
South
82
82%
10
—
84
13
72%
1961
•
debentures
93%
79%
Metallurgical eorp—
subord debs 1976
&
61
85
87
85
140
mortgage
Tire
68
80'A
52%
167
Apr-Oct
Associates
3'As debenture 1977
AFlorlda East Coast 5s
86%
.June-Dec
1983
K
2
82%
84
89
.April-Oct
1982
conv
82
—
*84
1 Mar-Sept
.April-Oct
1982
de{3s series J
82%
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Jan-July
1981
G
H
5s debs series I
1977
C
1979--;
D
84
.April-Oct
1980
37/bs
series
*82%
.-Feb-Aug
1975
3%s
series
.June-Dec
"2
63%
7
72%
conv
2%s
.
58
*70
,
Feb-Aug
..
1975—
53%
*67 %
1977
division first mortgage
Firestone
Columbia Gas System Inc—
19
64
57%
*73
consol
Pansteel
•
61 %
*84"%
86%
mtge Inc 4'As
consol
Ohio
99%
423
58 %
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ser A Jan 2015
April
3'As ser E 1964—April-Oct
mortgage 3'/as ser F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mortgage 3'/8s ser G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan
1 2020-^
April-Oct
98
42'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
1983
Co—
80
93
67
1
87
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
First
72
53 %
5
84
(N Y)
First
99
48%
—
&
Railroad
General
80%
115%
99'/4
113
80%
96%
98
&
95
71%
.
55%
1965
76%
\
56
101%
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58 %
_
1976_Mar-Sept
B
ser
1982
Steel
stamped
82
75
94'A
1993
1st
Joliet
Paso
30%
97
48%
April-Oct
Energy Supply Scliwaben Inc 5'As 1973—Jan-July
81
93%
82%
1961
debs
4'As
debs
5s
66
81
85%
—
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Fuel
&
subord
Erie
59
74%
„
87%(,87%
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93
70%
56
4'As
Co
Stainless
conv
Edison El 111
74%
88
Gas
Eastern
84%
82
8
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1995
—
101«
2
97%
71%.
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May-Nou
Feb-Aug
4s
debentures
Inc
93
89%
86%
97
96'A
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1983;
1st mortgage 3'As 1986
1st mortgage
3%s 1988
1st mtge 4%s 1909—
92%
87%
86%
June-Dec
2%s 1977
2%s 1979
Light
mortgage
87%
106%
101
102% 102%
*89
97
1982—May-Sept
1st
100%
89%
gold
4s
debs
Industries
Dresser
Duquesne
83%
100
89
102%
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1978—
2.35s
subordinated
1st
81'A
81
——Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
f
Chemical
:* 3s
98%
1
79
100
1989—
3%s
mtge
89'A
~
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
mtge 4%s 1994
Apr-Oct
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 47/es 1977
Jan-July
3s
mtge
s
78
78
*87'A
1969
RR 2%s
Corp
subord
conv
5s
83 %
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150%
82%
76
78%
81'A
1993—Jan-July
1980
O
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&
70
—Jan-July
April
1995
4s
135'A
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98
N
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Tol & Tronton
Diamond
93%
92%
93
gold
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133
(3%
1984
series
first
133%
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114%
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April-Oct
1985
debentures
3'As
Mack
101 'A 101%
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25%
100
101 %
June-Dec
V
series I
1971-.——
2%s
98 %
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23
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K
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ref
Detroit
66
93
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1986
3%s
ref
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69
64
26
10
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May-Nov
May-Nov
1970___
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2%s ser J
mtge
ref
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Dow
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Jan-July
June-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1985
ref
&
105
59%
93
1991_Jan-July
1990_May-No»
4s
1970
mortgage 3s 1982
mortgage
1st
101%
*'74
1977—Jan-July
first coll trust 4s
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1st
1st
17
10%
May-Nov
mortgage
2%s
Gen
Detroit,
83
10
5
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series
3s
refund
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June-Dec
1993
B
Louis Division
Cleveland Electric
First
82
101% io2y«
June-Dec
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Bt
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6
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contingent
and
&
3'As
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
1993—
4s
series
5s
April-Ocl
Jan-July
1971
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs
Cleveland Cincinnati
1%
&
78
10%
11
:
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Lake Income
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67
25'A
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.
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Gen
May-Nov
4%s 1987
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mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
debentures
1970__
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59%
& coll
Salt
&
Gen
Union
Cincinnati
OI T
267
77%
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1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982——-May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_Aprxl-Oct
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67
63%
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trust
Rio
&
fixed
'
3%s
1st mortgage
64
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Jan-July
1994
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10%
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73
19
1973_-May-Nov
C
fixed
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83%
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1993
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82%
17
79 'A
,
&
Pennsylvania Division—
Chicago
First
Essex
Denver
79
31
10%
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mortgage due
1st
59%
12
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&
refund
and
A Income
Denver
62
4
extended
4s
tr 5s ser A 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s
1973
82%
50
i
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First
1st
81'A
59%
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Collateral
97
77%
73
26
1983
&
j
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21
April-Oct
Jan-July
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1963
May-Nov
1965
1977
debs
Morris
65%
75
2%s
Co
&
Delaware
74
6IJ/2
80'A
1987
debentures
debentures
,
81'A
153
mortgage
5s
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96
Jan, 1
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14%
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1975—April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
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1986
1978
3'As
1982
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mortgage
subord
V
—
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6s
3s
Delaware
59
Western Ry—
conv inc 4V2S Jan 1 1999
April
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lan-July
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■
1st mtge 27/«s ser A
1980
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«%s income debs 1995—
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 5 Vis ser C
1983——
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Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding nitge 2%s-4%s 1994..Ja7t-July
mortgage
99%
-
Publishing Co
3'/as
82
95%
81
ref
&
4'As
86
83%
81
Range since
No.
12
June-Dec
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1970
1970—
series A
series B
1st
87
81
83 '/2
81
50
& North
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4s
4s
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96
81
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First
87
81 >/8
81'/8
98'/2
81
April
Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
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A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019
April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 204 4—-April
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Income
1970
4s
First
122%
Chicago
Chicago
& equip
First
108%
High
Bonds
Sold
Jan-July
June-Dec
1970
Daystrom inc 4%s conv debs 1977
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
94
Thursday's
June-Dec
1970
(1942 series)
4s
mortgage 4s June 30
ACurtis
117%
124
or
Bid & Asked
—
A 1st
.
91 %■
—
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2003
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90 %
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Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Qitincy rr— '
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Feb-Aug
1st & ref nitge 43/«s 1978
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Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
May-Nov
A5s income debs Jan
2054
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
.i—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988
J an-July
inc
Bonds
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82
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RANGE FOR
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28
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97
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Sale Prieo
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June-Dee
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1979—May-No»
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Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
8%s
f
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debentures
1980
755/e
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1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987.:
1st mtge 4V2S series L 1989
3.65s
subord
conv
International
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3VoB
Tel
s
debs
1983
debentures
Power Co 3%s 1978
Circuit Breaker 4Via conv
4%s
Dutch
conv
subord
debs
1979
1961
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unguaranteed
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Lake
Shore
3 Vis
registered
Lehigh Coal
5s
Mich
&
&
Ac
ref
205
205
129
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108
5s
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4s
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contingent
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debentures
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debentures
(P)
Co
debentures
3s
61%
1980
1982
&
1963
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1978
Martin Co 5Vis 1968 "ex
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Merritt-Chapman
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conv
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110
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series
Jan
1971
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1967
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1
128
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&
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1977
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debentures
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93
11
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83
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1989
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1968
1986
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refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
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993/a
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95%
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93
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306
977/B
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1990
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84
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1986
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refunding 3s series J 1970
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refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
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refunding 2%s series Q 1980
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refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec
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82
78%
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78
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mortgage 27/as 1980
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debentures 1974
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1988
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a
f debentures
1977
England Tel & Tel Co—
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457
79
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mortgage 4%s
127%
78
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Natl Cylinder Gas 5
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National Dairy
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1970—June-Dec
3s debentures 1970
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1976
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National Distillers Si Chem
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Natl Distillers
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National Steel
Corp 1st 3 Via 1982
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National Tea
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65
1986
ser
23
59
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1991
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%s 1986
3Vis debentures 1978
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Morris & E^ex first
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106
90
80
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63
81
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114
129
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71
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101
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1974
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1973
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93
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debentures 1976
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debentures
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s
s
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1988
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3Vis
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5
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109
126%
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3Vis
64%
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Northern Central general & ref
5s 1974
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1974__Mar-Sept
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63
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21
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mortgage 3Vis 1983
debentures 1972
71
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82
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55
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83
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1980
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54
53%
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■
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——
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32 y.
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1973
1994
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55
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1973
1980
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1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first
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1969—Afar-Sept
3%s sinking fund
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
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mortgage
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60
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Putnam
1st
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series A
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119
197
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Susquehanna & Western RR—
&
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1972—Afap-Nov
Feb-Aug
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60
66
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&
mtge
160
72%
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53%
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99
—
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1972
debs
351/2
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April-Oct
1980
1989
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79
70
60
58
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1977
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
&
621/4
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1973
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Niagara Mohawk
64%
10
50%
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April-Oct
1972
4s
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St
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mortgage 4%s series J 1991—Map-Nov
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73
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1982
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72
gold
1998
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96i/2
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72
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1976
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ser
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debs
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conv
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mtge 3%s ser F 2003
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St Louis div
second gold 3s 1980___
Louisville Gas & El 1st
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1st
mortgage 47/8s 1987
Mack Trucks Inc
5Vis subord
5b
1%
92
3Vis
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II
May
3Vis debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
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17
&
New
Y
123
117
&
debentures
series
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921/2
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Y
95
92%
1%
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1976
Lone Star Gas 4%s
debs
135
71
2003
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951/a
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—
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1998
Chicago
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96
951/a
,
collateral
61%
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1997
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N
96
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Long Island Lighting Co 35/Bs
38
92
1
94%
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3Vis
registered
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89%
45%
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Lorillard
93
83
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contingent Interest 2003
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contingent Interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
1979—Aprll-Ocl
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Aprll-Ocl
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f
debs '76_June-De«
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
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99%
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811/4
88
1980
Hudson
mortgage
registered
York
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81%
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2003
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94
58
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84
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94%
5
53%
79
81
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59
53
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N
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79
77
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1964
103%
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581/4
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6s
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gold 3Vis 2000
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1970
315
.
stamped
fixed
5s
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114
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8 Vis
89
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63
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80%
92
62 Vb
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4%s
90
76%
87
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mortgage 3s series F 1986—-—.—April-Oct
135
—
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1997
Navigation
84%
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80
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89%
98%
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trust
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96
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series
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registered 1998
104%
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4s
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1977—May-Noo
3%s
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98
>.
1974
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or
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94%
Y
Q3
87%
92
1959
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72%
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104%
90
39
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62%
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N
*__
110
88
96
111
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Series B 4Vis fixed Interest 2003
A Series
210
87 y4
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st & ref 5s
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended
to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (NY.) —
1st mortgage 4Vis extended
to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
93
12
Period
65%
88
98%
39
Exchange
—Feb-Aug
Collateral
285 Vi
96
100
*„
gold
Monday, August
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80
86
—
91
92
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
88
Consolidated
78%
81
99
Aprll-Ocl
certificates
South
77%
237
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997—Aprll-Oct
1961
87
300
—
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%8 1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
89%
88
98 Vi
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 41/28 1961
Stamped 1961
80
73
100
Kansas
Plain
85 Vi
*97 Vi
& Michigan Ry 4s 1990
Apr-Oct
City Power Si Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3Vis ser C
1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Term Ry 2Vis 1974
Apr-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4V2S debs
adj 1963
.
»
'
Interest
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s
New Orleans Term
1st mtge
New York Central RR Co—
86
99
*87
Airlines—
Kanawha
73
78%
*—
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
1970—Afar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Afar-Sept
ELM
Royal
*
;
High
87
April-Oct
1982
14
*80
100
New Yorlr Stock
89%
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Interstate
I-T-E
83
*73
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1987
Low
No.
*„
Jan-Jitlf
■
BONDS'
Jan. 1
76
*75%
Oil
f
75%
Corp—
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A 1977
B
41/48
debs 1977
&
subord
conv
Interstate
Tel
Sold
*84
International Harvester
Credit Corp 4s/8S debs ser A 1978
May-Not
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
31,
Bange Since
*84
Jan-Julf
Feb-Aug
JULY
Friday
Bonds
High
*79 Vi
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
.—Jan-Julf
Inland Steel Co 3V4S debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
ENDED
WEEK
Week's Bang#
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
,
NEW YORK *
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
bonds
,
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71%
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„
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.
.
and Financial Chronicle
The
Commercial
.
29
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i-i
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
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Friday's
Low
Fhilco
debs
suoorii
conv
1984
Apr-Oct
Petroleum 2%s debentures
subord debs 1987
Phillips
4%s
1964—
Mills Inc. 3%s
f
s
debs
105%
Feb-Aug
conv
Pillsbury
Consolidated
guaranteed 4s
Consolidated
guaranteed 4Vis
Consolidated guaranteed
General
mortgage 5s series
General mortgage 5s series B
General
&
Chem
1st mtge 3 Vis
Pittsburgh
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass 3s debs
Coal
1964
3Vis
1967
3 Vis's
Electric
Potomac
3%s
1986
debentures
Co
Power
3s
Procter & Gamble 37/8s debs
Public
Service
Electric
First
and
First
&
Gas
*
■
Jan-July
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106
Oats
*107
§ A Direct
conv
3
87%
35
81%
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7
86%
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98
98%
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May-Wot?
1953
6s
adjustment
—
A
1978
4Vis
series
B
1978
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Jan-July
series
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Gas
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debs
1983
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&
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1977.
debs
1977
income
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inc
4Vis
series
4s
B
debs
2022
1980
Air
3%s
f
s
Seagram
Jan
2006
727/a
77'A
debentures
Bears
Roebuck
Service
71%
63
69%
1
86%
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
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May-Wot?
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Shamrock
5%s
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109
Jan-July
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Union
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&
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Oil
f
s
91
88%
f
s
88%
98
102%
18
101%
148
100%
105%
:
*85'%
--
1986
debs
conv
debs
South
Alabama
2Vis
110'%
119
84%
Jan-July
103
86
122
121
84%
84'A
Jan-July
1979
June-Dec
5s
—
31
84'/4
90%
37
100%
Apr-Oct
1963
77%
3
117%
72%
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debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
3V4s convertible debentures 1970
Southern
Indiana
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Ry
Southern
Natural Gas
Southern
Pacific
First
Gold
Gold
4Vis
85
71
78'A
76
4Vis
1969
76
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E
1986
first
Bel
April-Oct
1994
2%s
debs
.
Jan-July
93%
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6s
ref
&
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debs
68
65%
Penn
Shore
first
gold
4Vis
April
2013
*„
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127%
1
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84%
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79
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97
72
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— —
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72
8
91%
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1973-April-Ocf
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Feb-Auy
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80
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■
--
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—
28
112% 114
112%
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92
99%
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debs
conv
96%
127"
a
Deferred
Included
98
100
not
70
77%
81
85
116
—
1976
1971
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s
Electric Power 2%s
Public Sevice 3'As
96%
252
96%
3
55
1
51'A
11
90%
97 %
83%
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93
98%
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58'A
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58
58
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99
85
88
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—
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12
89
5
96%
80
88%
89
60%
95%
—
88%
88%
114%
78
78
951/2
78
,
101 %
105
*103
„
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
90
92 %
88
92 'A
88'/a
257
106
8
114% 117%
83 %
83%
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81
83 '/a.
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92
76%
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Jan-July
1976_Jan-JuZy
*85
64
70
54%
68
76%
75%
79
88
*—
II
62
64
100
64%
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99
85
92
74%
II
Jan-July
May
1 2029
82
93%
92%
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mtge
75
80%
1
53
53
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Co
&
75
68
80%
*80
1970—Feb-Aug
1967_Jan-July
1975
68
69%
72%
72%
*78
74%
105%
98
3
80
121
~
41
6
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Wisconsin
109
96
72%
72%
127
85%
87%
98%
of America 2%s
Wisconsin
100
13
100%
June-Dec
1984
79%
82
*77
May-Wow
Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
first 4s guaranteed 2361™—Jan-July
127
in
the
included in
sale
not
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year s range, r Cash sals
year's range, n
the year's range,
included
in
the year's
range,
y Ex-coupon.
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
prices; no sales being transacted during
♦Friday's bid and ask
ABonds selling flat.
96%
92
delivery
tCo^pa^es^reporU^as^bein^hni^bankruptcy,
the Bankruptcy
subord
74%
108%
*95%
—
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
2%s debs 1970
4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 4%s Inc series A Jan
Inc—
conv
1982
1983
subord Income debs 2008
1st
101'A
96%
♦96
—
85
73%
98%
1
— —
1975-ApriI-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec
May-Nov
——
Ry 3s series B 1995
and ref mtge 3'As ser C
lien
Wilson
84
60
103
*92
May-Nov
82
100
82
■
'■
1971—May-Nov
3%s
of Missouri
Corp 3'/as s f debs 1980
4'/bS debs 1978
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
96%
65
2
101% 102
——
84
87%
122 % 124
.April-Oct
mortgage & refund 3%s ser
ref M 3'As ser J 1982
3%s
100
96
*102
.
April-Oct
1985
95
—
Jan-July
1996
debentures 1983
Spiegel
141%
86%
*96
Jan-July
1961
23
*87%
„Feb-Aup
2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
148
83%
56
—
65%
*60'A
—.
90%
77
88
__
Feb-Aup
gold 5s
Tel
87
65%
Jan-July
1
79%
79%
.June-Dec
1974
Westinghouse Electric Corp
66'A
123%
103
96%
95
*83%
~
Jan-July
1996
coll tr 4Vis 1988
Southwestern
5s
A
F
First mortgage 2Vis series G
div
64
3
91%
91
877/a
May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser
First mtge 5V4s series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s
Memphis
125%
7
3
65
129% 129%
96
May-Nov
1st
79%
1985. _Jan-JuIy
Whirlpool
Southern Pacific RR CoFirst mortgage 2%s series
First mortgage 2%s series
3 Vis
91%
1977
A
1981
Term
1st mtge
129%
Mar-Sept
4Vis conv
—
136%
65
65
Jan-July
1973_June-Dec
2
100
100
Western
Co-
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
San Fran
Co.
75%
134
Jan-July
1994
7
73%
73%
——
.June-Dec
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19C9—Aprll-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'/2s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982——
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/«s ser A 1981.—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984.
—
May
99'%
77%
1
15
72%
*—'
—
82%
82'/a
O 1990— .April-Oct
4s
81 %
99%
78
78
.
2Vis
97%
1978
F
West
Southern
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
1979
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1985
Feb-Aup
92
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s
West Penn Electric 3'/2s 1974
91'A
77
*98% 100'%
3s
40
mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981—,—April
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'/2s 2000__Feb-Auy
119%
—
77
—
92%
Gen
87%
106'A
104'A 105
~
92%
Gen
132%
1,085
„
105
92%
Wabash RR Co—
88%
112
—
109% 112%':
--
92%
_May-Nov
Corp
West
1976
RR
120
June-Dec
1971
debentures
4%s
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
87%
&
1st
108'/a
102%
102
92
78%
1982
19G8_
Co
and ref
Virginian
103'/a
104%
103
901/2
82
88%
104%
97%
98
103
84%
1
First lien
10
98%
97%
April-Oct
1982
debs
—
87 %
50
1986
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Corp—
Oil
North
90
98'%
98%
1983— Feb-Aup
debs
debentures
Socony-Vacuum
&
99%
81'A
.
—
4%s
2%s
subord
conv
1st
1st
79
2
93%
83
85
*81
debs series A
series
First
117%
99'/a
__
—'
*88'%
—
May-Nov
Jan-July
Bkelly Oil 2y4s debentures 1965
Smith-Corona Marchant—
5V4s
79
3s
95%
101%
*90
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
3.20s
Corp
—.
Mar-Sept
1977—
1977
Gas
subord
597
100
79
83
85%
94
108% 112'/8
—
May-Nov
1980
1972
Line
Oil
conv
-rr-
__
Co—
B
Co
78%
83%
—
*82'%
*
81%
83%
♦85
ctfs 47/as 1968
Jan-July
of America—
3'/8s conv subord debentures 1969
June-Dec
4'/4s conv subord debs 1976
Mar-Sepl
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
91"%
April-Oct
24
83'A
83
*81%
Participating
78'%
86%
1982—
&
81
*73
—
.
98%
92
90
Works Corp—
Steel
Vanadium
72%
E) & Sons 2Vis 1966
Bekrs, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
debs
82
71%
RR
debentures
77%
73%
•
86%
debentures
subord
70%
28
79
80
28
73%
79
76%
71%
—
83
1947
Jan-July
§A3%s assented series A 1947
Jan-July
5A6'/2s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Deo
§A3'/4s assented series A 1951
June-Dec
5A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§ A 3 J/4s assented series C 1951
June-Dec
90
70'A
81
73%
May
Mar-Nov
1989
(Jos
4%s
120'A
86'/a
75%
95 '/a
88 %
RR 2%s debentures
Biscuit
§ A6%s
May-Wot?
series
4%s
111%
1
,
Co
3]/4s
Pacific
United
133
89
*73%
'
3s
112%
20
114%
71%
—
90%
68
Ry—
Depot
Line
114
71'A
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
mtge
95
157
85
„
*86
—
Jan-July
Jan
A
3'/as B 1971
Bcloto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Seaboard
117
Co—
1997
ser
A
ser
inc bond
Union
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
certificates
bond
592
112% 115
114
1971—
1st
4s series A
Louis-Southwestern
Paul
94
92%
-
*83
114%
April-Oct
Francisco
mtge
Second 4s
99%
92%
~5
122'% 128%
__
June-Dec
conv
1996
6s
mortgage
4s
193%
96
92%
*92%
126%
_Jan-July
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
First
92%
—
Mar-Sept
debs
conv
6V4s
&
mtge
99%
Corp—
Baguenay Power 3s series A
Bt Lawrence
ASecond
*96
■
—
April*-Oct
mortgage 314s series J 1969
Aircraft
Second
194
193%
;
226
194
'
102
90
ref and impt
of California
Oil
United
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester
1978
C
226
—
Jan-July
4Vis
87
'
96%
91
Union
bonds—
series
Richfield
87ya
——
*—
84%
86%
96
98 'A
*90
1991_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972—.
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
May-Wou
4%s s i debs 1972
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1977
_Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978—
Jan-July
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
April-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983
Jan-July
72 ya
80
—
80%
*96 '/a
Refunding mortgage 2'/as series C
Tank Car 4y4s s t debs 1973
144 y4
70 y8
—
—
Feb-Aup
;
101%
82
7 8'A
5
78%
& coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge
Union
6
*84
37
83
87%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1st mtge
1st
93
89
Electric
Union
607
71 Ve
*
May-Nov
93
85
71 Vi
105
82
82%
78%
Pacific—
Orleans 3%s
3'/as
Co
Cent
debentures
3s
104
98
91 Vi
131% 135%
Feb-Aug
5'As
New
Products 4%s debs
First
92
1950
of
RR
Oil
Union
88
89
Jan-July
98
81
3%s I960- .June-Dec
.Mar-Sept
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
89
82 Vi
56
54
IO31/2
Pacific-Missouri
Tol & Ohio
78
75
87%
mtge 6s 1952—.
Debt
82 Vi
82 Vi
98 Vi
99% 100 %
99%
refund M 3V4s series B 1970_. .April-Oct
Thompson
170%
123
110
161%
108
.Aprll-Ocf
Pacific
Term
107
1983- April-Oct
Mfg
JADirect
5s
94'
87%
Co 3%s debs 1975
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
1st
89
91
711/8
Bcovill
98%
1
130
96%
RR—
and
Texas
97%
11
93'/a
66
88%
and refund M 3%s series
&
High
98%
1983_l„ _May-Nov
first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E
119
87 %
1964
3Vis
Orleans
New
Tidewater
Mar-Sept
America
(The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
81
91
94'%
93 %
132 Vi
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81
April-Oct
debentures
2%s
of
81
92%
94'A
'
5
1975
impt 2%s series D 1985
First
104%
1968_Jan-July
1977
and
Company
&
Jan. 1
Low
No.
110% 1141/2
114
impt M 4s series C 2019— _Jan-July
Texas
Range Since
Sold
High
Louis—
and
Texas
89%
90
78
refunding mortgage 3'As
St
of
Assn
Refund
100
106%
94'A
--
1980__June-Dec
Bt
■;
78
3s
RR
Refund
Texas
87'%
-
2
Corp
5s
99%
—
84
mortgage
Terminal
First
—
79
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—
April-Oct
A
95%
5
165
Quaker
Bt
92'/a
93 %
84
debentures
1st
93'%
,
—'.
106'A
May-Noo
refunding
debentures
4%s
1st
92
92%
*162
and
3Vis
Bt
96
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
1972
June-Dec
3%s
Royal
72%
93
190 %
and
Rohr
69%
Co—
refunding mortgage 3'As
and
First
4%s
5
1972—May-Nov
First
i
69%
88
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Juue-Dec
Radio
91%
*05
and
1st
94
87
—-
...May-Nov
,
1963
debentures
3s
1983
1981
87%
6
13
&
2%s
87'%
93%,
—
Surface
Swift
Bonds
Friday's
98%
;
Superior
97%
69%
:
__
April-Oct
1973——.—.
debs
conv
;
j
90
*92
—
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
f
97%
—
Oil
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966— -Jan-July
Jan-July
Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
_May-Woi?
Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
.Jan-July
Co. 2%s debentures 1972
-May-Nov
debentures 1973—
—
Sunray
98%
97%
—
*93%
—
—1
April-Oc*
,
87
69%
May -Nov
1965..J an-July
76
88'%
—
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Plantation
8S%
April-Oct
1975
76
—
91
;v.v
*97%
June-Dec
1975
3%s series E
mortgage
Coke
Pittsb
1970
A
76
*97%
4 Vis ser
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsburgh
96
120%
*97 J5
—
or
Bid & Asked
98%
4%s
(Indiana?
.April-Oct
41/2S debentures 1983
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971. .May- Nov
,_Jan-July
2%s debentures 1974
_Jan-July
Stahdard Oil Co (Ohio) 4>/4s 1982
.Mar-Sept
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973_i
114
92%
105'%
88
72 %
-r
Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aup
J 1964_May-NoY
1
ser
103%
10
693
:
Sale Price
1983—_. ,_Jan-July
syas conv 1982— .April-Oct
California
of
OH
Standard
*
*88
*
H 1960
ser
318
93 %
109% 114%
—
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry
107'%
92%
113
June-Dec
High
Low
Last
Period
Low
Standard
105
—>
Feb-Aug
1972
No.
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Week's Rang*
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
Corporation—
4'As
Bonds
Bid & Asked !'
I
.
'
■
ENDED JULY 31
Week's Rangei
Last
Sale Price
RECORD
_.
FOR WEEK
RANGE
•!
current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the following extensive list
YEARLY
AND
RECORD
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
July 27 and ending Friday, Aug 31. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
we
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale.Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A.
Acme
Acme
Adam
Precision
Wire
Products
Inc
Aerojet-General
—10
8%
4%
8'A
20
5
page
33.
Friday
8%
,
400
9'A
70%
69%
74%
13,700
10%
12 %
29,600
6%
6%
7
6,800
5'A Mar
Shoe Stores
Petroleums Ltd
Ajax
.
•
Jan
9% July
17%
Jan
22% July
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
50c
4.20%
98
May
9% July
13% Mar
4% Mar
9% Mar
for Week
50
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
1
143
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
143
87
87 %
35
34
36
"7%
"7%
100
13%
Jan
2,500
19%
3A
%
Southern
9'A July
Sales
Range
19 %
Agnew Surpass
5%
:
7,900
J2%
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
7% May
53% Feb
3,700
20%
7%
__
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4%
500
8%
1
JULY 31
STOCKS
Shares
High.
-,—1
Supply Manufacturing
see
—
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
Low
.
WEEK
for Week
Range
1
Corp
_1*ot 'footnotes
Week's
1
IncIIII_]
Aeronca .Manufacturing Corp
Aero
—1
1
Co
Consol Industries
<,
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
to include every security wnetner
%
Jan
100
200
131
Jan
85% May
2,900
23%
Jan
78
7%
2,000
Jan
6% July
High
19% July
1% Jan
144% May
91 % Apr
37
July
86
July
8% Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(486)
.
.
Monday, August 3,
.
1959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
American Stock Extbutfi
Sales
Week's
Friday
llOOKB
Sale Fries
of Prices
FK
Low
FOR WEEK
RANGE
High
Low
dep rcta Amer shares—
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd.
16%
All
American Engineering Co_
Alleghany Corp warrants —.—
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Artists
5%%
Allied
16ye
16%
11%
.10*
11
12
Par
9Vt
9
4%
it
Control Co Inc
Allied
47
Paper
Alsco
12%
Inc—
Seal-Kap
American
Amurex
Co
Lead
Anchor
of
Co
&
Atlantic
Jan
45
46
200
38
Jan
46
May
July
31 Va
Jun
36
Jan
~8%
IOVb
46
44
46 V*
8,300
18%
18%
19%
12,200
1,800
4%.
%
21V8
8'/a
20%
7%
•7%
20c
Central Securities
Jun
Feb
37
Mar
July
$1.50
conv
5
Apr
1%
Jan
Chamberlin
Co
1,200
14%
Jan
22%
Jun
Charter
Co
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
2,400
July
11%
Feb
10,100
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
500
5 Va
Jan
8
8
Mar
Convertible
Oil
Jun
26% July
Christiana
99% Mar
Chromalloy
41%
Cinerama
5,900
67%
31% July
46% Jan
23,200
40c
1%
19%
10
1,900
24%
1,600
1ft
15,700
22
2ft Feb
8%
1
Community Public
2%
2%
2%
900
2%
Jan
3%
Compo Shoe
Is
14%
i2%
15 V4
Apr
89,000
2%
Jan
15%
Jun
33 %
10c
2%
2%
•
Sugar
35 %
675
102% 105
21%
150
2%
UD0
2%
1,700
8s
Jan
Continental
10 pesos
11 %
1
15%
Plywood Corp„
Devices Inc
warrants
10%
3V8
11%
3%
16
8,200
9V4
Jan
24%
7,200
15%
Feb
16% July
26% Apr
10c
6Vb
6%,
200
3%
Jan
7% Mar
Cook
4%
4%
600
3%
Jan
5
11%
23
1
6
com
1
12%
2,200
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
A.
4%
10c
Corp
%
11%
10% July
14,800
3
61,500
11
Mar
4Va
July
35
3
20
May
Jan
Jan
Mar
14% July
50 y4 May
Class
A
Class
B
Coro
Bailey 8s 8elburn
Class
Baker
Oil
&
A
1
Industries
Baldwin
Rubber
Inc
.1
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American
Banff
Oil
Engineering
Co
convertible
Watch
class
16
Jan
5,400
26'A July
4% Apr
4
3%
Co
1%
1%
8'/a
8%!
8%
800
24
23%
26'A
10,300
22 Va-
24 Va
3,800
24%
22%
24%
5,600
17%
lVa
1%
1%
19,400
4
3%
4
—1
5
10%
12%
1
26
Jan
6V8
Jan
200
11%
Mar
24% Mar
1% Apr
8V4 Jun
3% Jan
5,700
11%
9% May
27% July
Apr
4,200
8%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
4
16% July
25
45 y4
45 %
127/B
45%
I,600
60o
41% Mar
18%
45%
is y4
19 Va
6,800
10%
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
7%
8Vb
2,100
19%
19%
19%
•
<_•
22
38 y4
9
Apr
18ya Mar
100
4% Jan
13% Mar
300
6'A
Apr
12%
24
37%
96
15%
Apr
24
3,000
39
96
35%
Jun
43%
July
10
21%
95% July
100
24%
Feb
3,900
14%
14%
14%
20% July
9% Jan
1% Jan
5% July
27
300
May
«
•
~5%
"5%
5%
7
31%
67/b
31%
new
1
Ltd——.
31%
37
37
39
7
1
American Tobacco—
Co
•
II,600
4,800
6%
125
30%
300
37
2ft
2ft
2V2
16.600
39%
38%
39%
5,900
7%
7%
100
16%
dep rets ord bearer—
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia
Powe*_
British Petroleum
Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Brown
Company
.—£1
Jan
July
36%
Jun
£1
1
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
60c
6%
Buell Die
Bunker
34
Feb
3ft Jun
46
Jan
common—:
8'A
Jan
15%
Jan
39%
45%
7,100
29
Mar
7 Ve
7%
2,000
7
July
50c
9
11,000
9%
10%
3,900
8%
22 Ve
23%
8%
6,400
1,700
14%
Jun
7%
Jan
7%
3,300
8%
8
7Vb
11
6%
11
11
100
8%
1
8%
2%
3%
6% July
Apr
8V8 Jan
10
2,200
3Ve
800
2Va
14%
10 V4
14%
3,700
14
10 %
10%
2.300
10 ye
American
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp—
12 %o
Jan
3% May
8%
2.50
Jun
9%
1
Company
12%
23 Vb
10
.
8ft Feb
8ft Jan
6ft May
146,800
7%
Corp
Hill (The)
Burma Mines Ltd—
7ft
44%
1
preferred
8s Machine Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
61?,
15
1
serial
Calgary 8s Edmonton
Corp Ltd
45% July
8% Feb
10% July
4'A Jun
23% July
12% Feb
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
9Vs
Jun
Jan
July
July
4% Mar
17% Feb
13%
Jan
%
Feb
%
ft
5,700
3Vb
%
3ye
3%
1,000
8%
2%
Jan
8%
9VB
4% Mar
2.800
6%
Jan
10 y4 Mar
-j.
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Camden Fire Insurance
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada Bread Co
Ltd
Canada Cement Co
Ltd
6%%
preference
Canada Southern
Dredge
3%
,
.
Jan
1
common
Dock
footnotes
see
36%
11,400
19
23%
Jan
57% July
61 %
50
Jan
48
52
49%
49%
56%
400
page
Ltd
33.
Apr
Jan
Jan
60% Mar
3%
37 Vb
450
36%
3% July
Feb
7ft
7%
38
18.800
7ys
Jan
Stores
5%
preferred
Corp
9V4
23.900
iy4
Jun
5% July
6'/2 Mar
"
Jan
2
July
9,500
12%
Feb
17
Mar
700
24%
Jun
40
20%
21 %
6,800
18
Jan
24%
23
Apr
23%
800
22
July
25%
Apr
8%
x9
5%
6
1%
1%
23,400
1%
2,000
8
700
5
7V8
6%
7%
20%
2iy4
7%
7%
500
5%
5V8
5%
33,700
8%
17,700
8%
8%
15
15
"7%
7
1
6%
.
Jan
2%
Apr
Jun
7%
7
Mar
Jan
IOVb Mar
22% Mar
6% July
7.100
'
31%
15%
Apr
IOVb Mar
14% July
6% Jan
ft Jan
400
16 Va
26V2
12 Va
II,700
Jun
874 Mar
8%
Jan
1%
Jan
19 V2
16V8
8% Mar
23%
7% July
2% Jan
2,700
l
31%
Jan
6%
19% Mar'
2,500
7%
:
10 Va
Jan
400
16
7%
6%
Feb
May
5%
I,400
7%
Jan
ft
23,400
2iy8
Jan
Apr
32
Jun
—16 y4 July
Co
20
19V8
8%
2.400
4%
8%
300
Apr
18% May
16% Mar
Jun
4 Va
Jan
4V4
2%
Jan
47%
51
26,600
46Va
Jun
22%
22
23%
43,200
13%
Jan
9%
700
4%
4%
9%
12V8
13
45%
3%
47
35/a
9
8%
12 Vb
Feb
15 Va
150
9
1
38%
Jan
23% July
10% July
7% Mar
38 Va
Jun
47
July
3% July
7% May
5
Jan
12
y2 May
1,800
920
18
1%
5% July
4% July
65%
1,100
3%
18
1 Va
Apr
10% May
Apr
79,200
50
*
A
19
14JA
19
50
40
Va
17% Apr
1 Vt July
17,000
Jan
Jun
2% Jan
46% July
Ve Jan
Feb
9% Mar
Jun
15 Va May
4
May
29
22.400
4
19%
Jan
13
70
"%
%c
class
400
400
14
2.50
vtc
20 y2
17%
8%
21% Feb
18% Jan
14% Feb
13% Jun
17%
—50c
Jun
%
5
Feb
5
Feb
33
Jun
38
.■
—
50c
13%
6%
1
:
4V2
Devon-Palmer
Oils
dep rets ord
changed to 10s on
Petroleum
Dominion Bridge
Steel
Co Ltd
Coal
iy«
"4%
~iVe
"4%
"l%
18,900
~3
stock
11%
12
sy4
common
11
Jan
142
142 V4
30
138
May
7,500
15
18%}
18%
19%
14 VB
17%
13%
May
'
29
3%
Jun
4V4 Mar
Jan
38%
147
Jun
Feb
Jan
20% July
9Vb
Jan
2%
Jan
18% July
4% Feb
17% May
IVb Jun
21% July
1% Feb
-
6,90.0
3%
3 V4
3Va
4,900
18%
18%
19 Va
925
1%
iy8
1%
17,700
3%
16%
Jan
1%
Jan
100
700
July
15%
July
38%
3,300
15,400
Hosiery class B common
Corp
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Test
9V2 July
6
Apr
20% July
12 V2 Mar
Apr
Apr
19
Apr
8V2 July
Apr
46
19
Jan
37 y2 July
15 Va Jun
9,400
9Vb Mar
200
32V2 July
600
July
33% July
53V4 Jan
44
July
6
Jan
9% May
3%
Jun
4ft May
Jan
8
1
13,500
10s
2,100
1
Durham
Jan
Jan
Jan
40%
Ltd—
Duval
Jan
34
1
Co
Mar
10
—5
dep rets ord reg
13%
26
23%
15
*
.
ft July
2IVb May
19VB May
11 y8
5,400
Feb
Feb
Feb
3
3,700
*
—
241/2
4,600
1
Co
9
4,300
•
*
3%
Apr
500
100
Power Co new
common——10
DuMont (Allen B)
Laboratories—
Duro
500
100
1
Co
Co
4ft Jan
38% July
2,300
7.50
Duke
(The)
Jun
Jan
3 y4
32.50
.—
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Duraloy
318
x35%
15%
Apr
7V4 May
33 V2
-.
34
142 V4
8% Mar
16 V2
5,400
•
100
1
3%
6% July
May
8V4
Feb
350
Jan
Jan
32% Mar
25%
Jan
39 Va Mar
14,800
1
23
700
*
4%
Jan
12%
Apr
May
28 y4
2,200
300
•
E
Eastern
Malleable
_25
*
Mar
3,800
*
ord
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas Oil
Company—
Dow
Brewery Ltd
Harris
4VB
38%
lc
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—
Driver
3,700
-
2%
;
Dorr-Oliver
Inc
$2
preferred
6%
11% May
5% Jan
lc
Ltd
&
200
(par value
sh for sh basis)
a
Stores
Corp
Diversified Specialty Stores
Dome
2,900
reg
Diversey
Dominion
11%
35
Ltd—
Amer
-
36%
Ltd-—.—-——25o
..._1
4'A
•
&
5,200
6%
13
6Ve
4
—50c
Mfg class A common
5
8%
debentures100
Desilu Productions Inc
1
Detroit Gasket &
Manufacturing
1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs
Inc—1
Development Corp of America—
$1.25 preferred
———1
Co
~6%
10c
—20c
14
6%
12%
35
Transit System Inc—
Class A common
—
Distillers
13%
20
D. C.
Mar
100
500
2.50
common
—
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A_
10% Mar
,
•
10c
55%
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
3%
7ft
20
Co
2
Jan
D
Davega
American
23% July
2% Feb
20
—
.
4,400
13,700
36%
5
•
26
3%
20%
56 y2
1
Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
&
49%
50
Mines Ltd
Canadian Homestead
Oils Ltd
For
23%
3%
x20Va
50
cumulative preferred
Calvan Consol Oil 8s
Gas Co
Canadian
25%
1
50
6%
1,700
23% t
•
Daltch Crystal Dairies
(new com)
Dunlop Rubber
•
10c
common
5 v«
12% Apr
15%
*
Oil
Common
Calif Eastern
Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
1%
Jan
-
26
25c
Dennison
Jan
14%
——•
convertible preferred—
5%
2%
35,900
14%
5
partic
Dejay Stores
41%
1
B„
(Md)
Co
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
14%
—1
class
Jan
Jan
Apr
22 y4
1
$1.12 preferred
Cuban American Oil Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
~5Va
5%
_1
*
.
—10
B
Co
common
Curtis
~4%
_•
"A"
Tobacco
5%
9%
Feb
30% July
10 V4 May
10% Apr
Jan
25
1.50
Crown Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Apr
42% July
7% July
7
Apr
9% Mar
7ft Mar
37
Co
300
—_1
A
Crown Central
Petroleum
Crown Cork Internat'l
3%
2ft July
•
-
S F
Company
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
—
£1
Brown Form an
Distillers
4%
preferred
8.600
is y4
—
7%
Jan
Amer
Rubber
Feb
22%
1
Amer
Brown
Jun
1
Co
British
common
—
5,500
20o
Traction Light 8s Pwr
ord_*
Co
9%
llVa
7
Jan
4
•
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Crowley Milner & Co
Mar
24%
100
1.50
American Oil
19%
8,000
51% Mar
Jun
9%
9%
22%
preferred-100
British
11,300
9VB
"l%
American dep receipts (ord
reg)
*1
Crane Carrier
Industries Inc——-50c
Creole Petroleum
5
13% Mar
6
6
1
Inc
30%
8%
6% Mar
Jan
8 y4
4%
1
Cott
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Cuban
Apr
Jan
•
Reynolds
class
%
24%
Jan
May
47% July
1% July
4% July
27,200
27 Vb
0
&
5,800
11,700
16 y2
140
Jan
2%
-
Ltd—
voting
non-voting
33%
20,100
20
•
Jan
Jan
7
1.25
Co
Jun
lft
11%
Apr
Apr
8% July
HI Jan
22% May
<
Brad Foote Gear
Works Inc
Petroleums
7
Mar
2ft Jan
23% July
13% Feb
1
Manufacturing
12
1% July
Jun
23
3
Chemical Co
Bourjois In;——.
Jan
3
6,200
1
cumulative
3Vt Jan
90
4%
50c
Inc
Borne
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
%
7
7.50
.
8s Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Bohack (H C) Co
common
prior
1
4%
6%
MM
A__
Bickford's Inc
Blauner's
Blumenthal (S)
Britalta
300
1
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of
Canada
Belock Instrument
Corp
Brillo
Jun
X
Beck
Brazilian
42 %
1
Bearings Inc
Eeau-Brummel Ties
Breeze
Jan
Feb
7%
1
.—
Incorporated—.
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
5%%
11%
15
•
Barry Controls Inc class B
Benrus
Jun
550
50s
Basic
6%
21,900
is
Tr Light &
Power Ltd
Brothers Corp
Barnes
8ft
36%
22%
—
Barcelona
Barker
7%
34%
21 Va
shares
Ltcf—
Varnish
$1 preferred
8%
22 Va
1
common
—
Jan
108
5VB
10c
Inc
Corroon
Gas—
&
70
4%
20c
Inc_
1%
5Vo
46
11
Continental Aviation &
Engineering—1
Continental Commercial
Corp
1
Continental Industries Inc.
i-10c
Continental Materials
Corp
,—10c
Paint
1 %
4.1 y8
50c
Corp
Corp
Lines
15%
22%
3%
preferred
Air
400
8%
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd—_•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
—1
May
6Vb
45%
1
Connelly Containers Inc
Consolidated Development
11% Mar
32
8V4
10
Apr
3%
64
200
"
,
Consol
Feb
Jan
29%
1
Jan
July
Feb
6%
1,500
4%
5Vb
•
July
Jan
lft
14%
1 y4
—*
3 5'/a
2% May
9»A
400
127 y2
5
44%,
10c
Service
Electric
300
8%
14 %
—rr
1965
Diesel
10%
44
45%
Machinery—
to
32
126
1
Co
Mar
24% July
Feb
6,200
"\
1
Co
85
Jan
26%
8 v4
—1
.*
Jun
14%
75
ift
1ft
lc
106%
Jan
52
3%
ext
77
600
".
23%
1
Jan
1%
58% x61 Va
Bp
Vtc
10%
50
'■
49
■—~5
Apr
102
10%
10c
Equipment
Jan
105
31 y4
67
10
Aluminum Products Co—
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc„—
5 ye
•
24
31 Ve
Club
Jan
participating
79
23
Corporation—
3Va
•
79
—2.50
—
3,500
July
5 Va Mar
73% May
1
Controller Co
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—
3%
24 %
Jan
:—.—
~3%
Apr
70
Corp
3%
11%
69%
-*
Corp™.—_——
1
Jan
100
pfd
———
Colon Oil Co Ltd—
Colonial Sand & Stone
Jan
6%
67 y2
68
1
Apr
17%
Jan
Ltd-
Farm
11%
21
Jan
—
Clark
Cockshutt
2.100
83,600
9% July
23 V4 Apr
2%
Claussner Hosiery CoJ——
-10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
lft July
7% Mar
14%
Feb
717« July
21
4%
Jan
Jan
18,600
21
Jun
ft Jan
5%
46,000
36% July
llVa May
13% May
29% Mar
6% Mar
Jun
3%
Clary
Feb
Feb
24%
Jan
5%
July
32% Mar
11% Feb
65% Apr
108% Feb
3>/e
Jan
21
Feb
14 y4
4%
23
9%
3%
100
Jun
11%
9,200
14,800
1ft
Industries—
10,200
8%
69 y4 July
10
—1
of, America—
Oil
2Ve
8,300
Co—
preference
Inc
lft Apr
May
16
Jan
54%
3,800
~9%
21V2
24%
Jan
90
35%
Jan
V-#;
Inc—,
—:—10
Chicago Rivet & Machine————4
Chief Consolidated
Mining—.—
—1
Jun
24
25
,
59%
"9
22
v;
——5
Corp common
Jan
13%
24%
4,700
:
Jun
9%
58%;
9%
—--
Light
ft
31
V 3
89%
2.50
&
400
400
9%
13%
28%
lft July
10% Apr
27% Jun
2s oa
—10
preferred
3,800
22,700
9%
1,200
59
—————-100
2,800
.
iy4
28%
Century Electric Co—:
—-«10
Century investors Inc common—!—2-
90 y4
4
Collieries
Jun
24%
8
class
Jan
50 Va
20% July
4% Feb
Power
32 y4
17%
non-cum
12%
Apr
8>/4
6V2
33J/2
iy8
13%
Jan
%
ft Mar
Power
21%
63
1%
11% Mar
13%
•
18V4 July
8% Mar
---—
preferred
19%
89%
8%
Automatic Steel Products
Inc
Maine
3.50%
Jan
4>/e
ord
—
Central
10%
8V2 July
B
Corp of America
Instruments Corp——.
Central Hadley Corp
31%
63 %
1,400
101
Catalin
90%
1
3,500
5
Co_
&
ft
5%
19%
7,600
y2
—-l
Cenco
32
100
——I
Co
M)
30
8%
18%
Corp
dep rets
3%
8
6
7%
5
1
High
Jun
14%
■
--1
——-5.50
34 y2
3
33%
Golfo
Co
Central
23,300
4%
33%
1
Atlas
Ayshire
July
9%
12%
in,
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Ltd—
51
41 Va
1
Atlas
Inc
10 V4
Jun
Jan
1
Consolidated Mining
Development Corp
Avien
Jan
43%
Jan
%
preferred
Non-voting
(A
1%
200
38%
warrants
option
Castle
1,600
100
Atlas
Audio
Casco
7%
47
11%
A
del
Jun
(J W) Co—
Products
Corp
33
4.70
Coast Indus Inc
Coast Lino Co
Atlantica
Carter
Light—
Electric
A
Feb
600
3%
American dep rets
reg
Associated Food Stores
Inc
Associated Laundries of
America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Associated Stationers
Supply Co
Associated Tel 8s Tel—
Class
86
45 y2
2
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil
Corp Ltd
Atlantic
Jun
600
10,500
34 %
Aro
Associated
77
7
35,100
Carreras
Carnation
1
May
16%
Aluminum Co
Altex
Convertible
17% Mar
41 y8
2.40
Armstrong Rubber class
Arnold
14 Va
Jan
15%
1
preferred
&
Feb
41
•
.
Chemical & Film
Corp__
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
pfd
4.72%
Feb
8%
11%
15%
Ve
6c
Low
15
13V8
pfd—10
Minerals
36 y4
May
19% May
•
Anken
Armour
Williston
7%
Range Since Jan.
High
13 Va
Ltd__~-i
partic
CanaJ-Randolph
Corp
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
3,100
80
44 y4
20o
A
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Jan
Jan
41
Del—2
preferred
Paper
,,
Power
500
Canadian
5% Jun
5% Mar
5,000
78%
*
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
8 Va
20
Ltd—
Products
shares
3%
1,700
Co
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Corp—
"A"
9,800
10
14%
77/8
1
Mines
Post
Feb
Jan
Shares
14 Va
J
Oils
&
Ltd
11% May
65% Mar
13'A
45%
20
Corp
class
4,000
Petrofina
13%
12
1
20
5%
Writing
Oil
Anacon
7
3%
18,000
Northwest Mines
American
6% pfd—21
American Petrofina Inc
class A
—1
American Photocopy
Equip Co
•
American
American Thread
Canadian
July
July
for Week
Low
*
Marconi
•
Manufacturing Co
American Meter Co
American Natural Gas
Can
12
x46Va x47%
80
100
American Electronics Inc.
American Laundry Machine
American
18V4 July
Feb
5 Va
13%
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 preferred
American Beverage
Corp
American Book Co
Jun
6%
11
10%
Corp
14%
5
4%
preferred-
49% July
6,000
9%
4%
Javelin Ltd
Canadian
10,800
5
I
Pictures Corp—
convertible
Jan
34%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Canadian
Amer
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Algemene Kunstzljde H V—
Allied
ENDED JULY 31
for Week
Range
Jan
5% May
33 % Apr
1 %
July
lft Jan
$6 preferred series B—
Edo Corporation class A—
Elder
Mines
Limited
#
45 y2
45 y2
46
150
44%
44%
47
3,100
4-
!
172
12%
1%
173
30%
Jun
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
125
Jan
189%
Feb
160
Jan
177
Feb
4
12%
13 y4
2,200
12%
Jun
1%
18% Mar
lft
19.700
ft
Jan
2:Va Jun
-
__1
40%
175
1^2
i
—
>
i
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
(487)
Chronicle
,
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
.'fti
STOCKS
.
Last
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Ralqge
Sale Price
of
Par
■
& Share
Electrographic Corp
Bond
Electric
New
i—;
w
common
Electronics
—1
—1
-5c
:
of America.
1
Corp
El-Tronics
1
Inc
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
—
Manufacturing
Ero
Co
Pipe Line
Eureka
F
■
preferred
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
$2
Firth
Fishman
A
Class
Ford
Fox
Motor
Head
Fresnillo
Fuller
Co Inc
2,000
12%
15,100
9% May
4%
30,600
3%
4%
46
.
80
1
600
Jan
19
.
'ft
Jan
95
July
7
10%
Jan
60% Mar
6% July
500
10% July
9% Jun
/
900
400
•%
7
Mar
12% July
Jun
5,400
3T2
Class A
U Va Mar
Jan
Jan
%
23%:
27%
19,200
12%
Jan
171% 192%
~
7,000
50%
Jan
'
141/2
14%
oon
14%
jeannette
j|
1
514 •
6
6%
-
6V2
36 200
16 500
Ib.ouu
57/0 July
5V8 Tniv
6%
2,000
•
14%
inn
16%
17
10%
14%
1
14%
9%
10%
17%
21 500
17500
'
188% 191
~~
*
190
lin
6
«18
July
9%
8^ la"
i?v
19V
Jan
1113/
114%
114%
Jan
Jan
209,800
6M
KennedVs
Feb
Jan
™_£1
12%
11%
12%
1.25
1%
1%
1%
1
,4.14
4%
4%
•7o0o°
43%
1000
1,000
Co
A)
5
42
41
at
%
34y2
ia
Co
Power
•
common
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co—
5°/c
General
Co
Electric
American
General
714
5%
7%
351/2
26%
35%
4,150
1934
19%
21%
39,600
Stores
Transistor
New
$4.60
50c
414
(Adolf)
Gold
Mines..
Manufacturing
Co_Ik
Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish
49
Jan
93% July
Le
42V4 July
10% Jan
45% July
13% Mar
"
Producers
common
7%
8%
2,400
6%
Apr
11%
100
8%
Jan-——
14%
200
11%
Jan
16%
2,200
14%
Jun
26%
15%
26%
26%
1,200
20%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,400
1%
Jan
.
Stores Products—
Films Company Inc..,—
States
Gulf
&
Land
7
19%
32%
12%
11%
13
1
fl'um
14%
13
13%
?'nrm
3
1 Va
oqs/8 ^pr
71/8 p!?
ins/2
'
onn
I
onn
7
-V4
6%
2%
Tan
-f/2 ^eb
25
25
6%
2%
^
73/8^rar
oT?^.af
tJi/4 T6
t
6%
1
211
3,500
2%
Tau
10 inn
'
01/
2/a
lu
5 As
Jun
2%
2%
14
14
10%
11
ficSs
J
14
10%
1
1,900
Feb
I
lu ^ay
12K2 Jan
Tan
8%
1
,0,/
Hv^ay
13% Apr
H
&
H
&
Hall
changed
B
3%
20,700
16%
18%
2,200
21
6%
19%
21
3,200
7
2,400
33
33
1,200
1
——-25c
._
Harnischfegcr Corp..—
6%
9%
Mining
2
.1
.—-——10c
Heller
4% v
4%
29%
9%
*
common—
—25c
—
Herold
Radio
Higbie
Electronics..
Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
convertible
5%
Hlller
Aircraft
Hoe
(R) & Co
Class A
Hoffman
Hofmann
Holly
Stores
:
Mines
;—
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
12Va May
18% July
5%
6%
22,700
1%
Jan
10%
11%
1,100
13%
14%
4,700
3%
3%
3%
6,700
8%
500
1
14%
14%
14%
2,800
2%
2%
3%
34%
Hubbell
;
Inc
(Harvey)
—
Humble Oil & Refining
Manufacturing Co
Hydrometals Inc
Hurd Lock &
Hygrade Food Products
23/4
Jun
18% Mar
4% Apr
Jan
7% July
10%
7%
15% May
Jan
23/8
3% May
Jan
36% Mar
6%
cumulative
Jan
2Va
Apr
Mt Diablo Company
Jan
4%
Apr
300
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Muntz TV Inc.
——
16
_
,32%
55%
54
Jun
Jan
38%
Jun
15%
Jun
14%
Jun
33%
1,300
57%
125
30
133
35
35%
700
99
99
100-
10%
rr-
11%
11V4
800
81
-5
85
400
1,750
55%
60
14%.
14%
15%
28%
28%
29
,60
"
5
2.50
5
28
Mar
66
Feb
Muskogee
138
Je.n
?,40°
1,600
34
Feb
Muter
38%
5E
7
22 y«
Apr
'
American dep rets
Imperial Color Chem
ord
& Baper Corp
10
Imperial Oil (Canada)
:
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
4%
5%
5%
16,400
4%
Apr
Jun
Tan
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
42
Jun
52
July
42%
j
41
1.150
9,600
39%
Jun
48
Jan
Apr
7V2
52
42%
,
133/8
43
Jan
79 %
Jun
Feb
8A Feb
90
Feb
23% Apr
52
•
-
"
Indianapolis Pwr
Industrial
&
Light 4%
Enterprises Inc
pfd—100
1
Industrial Electronic
Hardware Corp
For
footnotes
5/* Jun
81%
81%
16%
15%
5%
5%
82
17
80
2,500
14
Jan
14%
&
Milling Co
National Bellas Hess
National
Brewing Co
50c
see
' page
33.
5%
2,000
3%
Jan
?% May
14% Mar
2%
2%
2,200
2%
Jan
8
8%
300
6
Jan
12
Mar
8%
400
6%
Jan
9
Mar
Apr
3% Mar;'
15%
ft
*T
Jan
13%
300
11%
Jun
5%
5%
5,100
4%
Jan
6Va May
6%
7
2,600
6% July
8% Mar
3%
4%
2,600
16 Va
16%
4,900
Jan
Jun
5
Ape
3%
16
19%
Jan
Jan
35 Va
July
35%
4,000
25 Va
19%
20%
2,500
11%
Jan
11%
11%
600
9%
Jun
13% Mar
16%
17%
90,800
9Va
Jan
19%
32
7%
48,800
13 Va
17%
36,200
34%
100
7 Va
2,500
6%
4%
10%
Jan
Jun
July
33
21%
Jun
Apr
14% Mar
17% July
Jan
40
7% July
4%
Jan
7
50
6%
Jan
14%
15
5,600
12%
Jun
25 %
25%
26%
20
Jan
31% May
Jan
3% Mar
7
2
125
2%
7,100
1%
7% May
16 Va
1,300
52%
54%
19,100
30 Va
31%
850
13%
14%
5,200
11%
Apr
13%
14
3,000
10 Va
Jan
14
25%
27%
3,200
15 %
Jan
30
13 Va July
49%
27
V4
Jan
Mar
20
13%
1%
1%
8,000
1%
1%
Jun
62% Mar
Jan
34
Jan
15% July
National Mfg & Stores
National Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
National Starch & Chemical.
National Steel Car Ltd
National
Transit
Co
%
Jan
9% July
July
July
2 Va
Apr
118
Apr
19 Va Mar
9%
12%
22%
22%
25%
26%
17%
19
Jan
6% July
29%
3,800
11%
Jan
15%
16%
11,600
10%
Jan
37% May
17% Jun
8%
7
4,900
900
3,200
12,400
21
Jun
23%
Jun
17% July
24% Mar
28 Va
Feb
22% May
1A
1,500
1ft
1
5
1
--1
25c
2
-1
10
50c
1
lft Jan
8%
Apr
Jun
18% Mar
118 Mar
Feb
38
4,200
9,700
34Va July
Jan
59 %
25%
21 Va
29%
Jan
22V4
23%
5,800
18 Va
25%
Jun
2%
2%
4,500
12%
12%
800
2% May
12% May
14%
800
10%
14V8
13
1,800
Apr
Jan
9% July
7
3% May
15
Jan
18% Mar
13
10%
July
Feb
7
25
18
19
5,700
13%
Jan
19%
23%
24%
2,300
23%
Jan
29
Mar
7%
7%
2,700
5%
Jan
8
Mar
34%
Jan
38
Jun
14%
14%
1,200
13%
Jan
97
Jun
31
Feb
July
38%
300
9%
10%
3,000
9% July
4%
4%
8,100
4% July
1ft
1ft
7,000
Jan
Feb
16% Mar
104 Va May
39
Jun
20%
Jan
4% July
1%
Jan
43%
47%
10,800
37
Jan
52%
Apr
32
34%
1,600
21
Jan
41 %
Jan
84
86
130
84
90
91
30
88
July
July
July
86
14Va
13%
16,200
11% July
90%
150
143%
Jun
14%
6,000
12Va
Jan
20%
44
Jan
60%
50
3%
100
Apr
13% July
157% Mar
147%
X491/2 x49 %
Jan
97% Mar
92
Jan
Feb
~5%
—
19%
171 %
2
24
35
15,a
34 /4
8%
19%
170
2
23%
~5%
200
20%
1,200
171%
1,000
2Va
10,900
24%
^3.700
Feb
4% Mar
Apr
4%
4%
Jan
16%
138
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9*
--
2lff
2% Mar
28%
Jan
600
28%
Jan
7%
Jan
16
34%
300
31%
Jan
9%
15,600
B%
Jan
12
400
10%
Jun
12% May
16
34%
8 Va
11%-
-
300
Apr
May
Jun
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
7 % July
7
6%
7
16,400
4%
Jun
8%
9%
41,200
4%
Jan
2%
200
2% July
23% May
9,400
36%
July
5
5%
6%
2%
Apt
Jun
23,100
35 %
14%
8%
Feb
10% July
3% Mar
27
300
22 Va
23
1,600
"2%
"2%
30
July
Jan
27
July
12% July
26 Va
--
22%
7%
24%
175% July
22 _„Jun
5%
/4
Jun
37% Mar
34
11 Va
2%
3%
18
Jan
16
8,400
2%
Jun
418 Mar
10%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
39% May
29 % July
10
11%
12%
1,100
26%
28 Va
9,000
15%
27
28 Va
17
Jan
33%
34%
1,100
1,800
31
May
17
--
27
27%
--
10c
Feb
Jan
35 Va
11%
7
-1
6
12
23%
3 Va
——3
(Mich)
1 % July
8,200
147
44/a
6
Electric Weld Machines
National Telefilm Associates
i
--
13
--
1
Industries Inc—
National
£1
reg
Feb
37
1
Napco
Industries—
12%
7
19
23 k
7%
8
Corp
National Casket Company
Imperial Chemical
•
—8
2.50
10
50c
Namm-Loeser's Inc.
Apr
^8Siar
35 /a May
3,100
'N
Nachman
10/8
JAUly
13
—
9%
£
Co
91
Jan
Jan
Feb
13 % Mar
10 % Mar
66%
-
Company
Jan
102%
Jun
-97% July '
14 Va
9%
37
»
Jan——Murphy Corporation.:
213/a Jan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
333/8 July
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
53% May
1283/4
14
Apr
82
14%
2.50
10ft
21%
'
35%
;
Feb
29%
9,500
15%
43
600
7,700
i_
14% July
Feb
4
preferred.
1%
3
16%
Jan
23 Va
64%
84/a
91
400
38%
7%
23%
July
1,000
100
100
100
1
*
Montrose Chemical Cfb
1
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
7,000
50
9,900
Jan
20
5,300
13,100
__
Warrants —
Monongaliela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred
4.80% preferred series B
4.50% preferred series C
Monogram Precision industries
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
26,000
16
14%
17
400
7%
1%
43%
1%
37%
13
500
;
,
18%
1
1
3%
48%
20%
20% July
79%
4%
35%
Jan
22
Jan
1!
Jun
17%
7%
1
Mohawk Airlines Inc
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
1%
132
31 %
Apr
21%
Va
14%
78%
63%
Piping Co
--5
Miller Wohl Co common
50c
4'%% convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
—-*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mirro Aluminum Company..
_10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
ctfs
3%
—
100
1
•
13%
Jan
IP/, July
Jun
'
1%
35
._——*
Co
6%
9,700
4,200
5,200
79%
1
—1
preferred .♦ •
50c
3%
48 %
5
60c
*
.——
...
6%
6,000
57%.
Motors
Jan
4Va
33%
Electric
75
5%
15
preferred
Jan
Jun
700
10
& Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common..i
5%
94%
8,300
Hormel
Howell
80
753/8 July
100
Mar
5,200
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
(Geo A)
Jan
9%
*
B
193/s
17%
__________I__
Class
class
26,000
Jun
~5%
37%
16%
15%
Ltd
July
12% Jan
49%
Jan
9%
8%'
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
May
33
8% May
30
Jan
Feb
May
i°a
20%
Mar
12%
28% July
4%
3
%
19 Va
July
-10
Feb
9% May
17%
1
•
Co
96%
~5%
A
Oil
75%
95%
5%
•
I
—
(Henry) & Co
Home
650
Feb
Va
34
9%
V
—1
Inc
Holophane Co
Holt
Corp
Inc
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
2,700
67
2.50
Industries
4,200
9%
4%
18
23
71
1
common..
International
29%
3% Mar
Jan
17%
1A
36%
Midwest
46%
28%
Jan
1%
69% July
Jan
Jan
1%
3,400
28 Va
Jan
Apr
3 Va
6,500
;.3 %
3%
Feb
Jun
2% Feb
2%
Jan
6%
8
Feb
2 %
2
Jan
18%
10%
3%
18%
29%
Jan
22 % May
51
1
1
Jan
20
Jan
July
950
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common.
6% preferred
5
July
Jan
2
800
Jan
3%
14%
1,800
2,400
20%
1 % May
1,100
65%
Jan
9% May
400
■"
2%
63%
13%
Jan
2,100
Apr
18% July
10%
24%
23%
2%
4%
5,000
46%
Jan
28%
5
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
Mid-West Abrasive
1%
Jan
12%
10%
Metal & Thermit Corp—
6% Mar
8,
30
27%
10%
Jun
74% Mar
25c
preferred
Corp
Inc
15%
4%
11% Mar
4%
19
Jan
1,950
18%
36%
27%
--
28
Mar
1
V 17%
25c
V 5%
10 '
1
14%
25c
Manufacturing
&
#
-1
1
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Jun
7,800
Jan
Mar
Jan
200
5%
£1
Co
Jan
8%
__
Inc—.—10c
Products
Galion
Iron
Jan
45%
.
70%
100
-100
pfd
5%.%
preferred
Hercules
Island
3%
4%
Inc.—45%
Co
18
•
8%
1%
1
&
2.50
1
64%
9%
7%
8
——
Corp
(WE)
50c
7
1
1%
1%
10%
22%
25 %
lc
10c
1
200
6%
7%
7%
,
Co
Rubenstein
Hell-Coll
26 %
Col
1,300
5%
6
—
-—10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltine Corp
new
Hecla
1
,-i
s
Hastings Mfg Co.
Hathaway Industries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Helena
13%-
—1
3
"
Harvard Instruments Inc
8
101
2,900
42
6%
7
1
31,100
68
68
—25
Light
33%
9%
1
Inc
Electric
3%
3%
16%
__.——10
Co
4
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon Inc
Stores
Mfg
Merrill
-——__10c
2
July
Jun
Va Jun
28%
30
33
16%
3
1
*
Mesabl
Lamp
Hartford
34
^
Corporation—
Hartfield
4
3
Menasco
Co
to
6%
16%
1
.Merchants Refrigerating Co
.
Machine
American
B
Name
5%,
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
^
^eb
:
H
2%
—-—25c
Inc
20 %
4
13 Va
14
11V2
17
7
of N Y com
preferred—
Corp of America Inc
12% Mar
8%
13%
Maule Industries Inc
Mays
W> inc
McKee (A G) & Co
Mead Jphnson & Co
Hi?
Tan
in,?
._
4%.,
13 Va
20 %
——
Macfadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates.
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—
Maine Public Service Co
Mangel Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Martin Co warrants
1 au
13/
7R3/8
Jan
3% Mar
M
?cs/ ^an
*Ton
15%
Jan
2
95
■v
2
cumulative
Lithium
«i/8 yan
9V
Inc
(R G)
Tourneau
5
1iir ^ar
v
.
Apr
July
17%
5
Corp—:
Mar
y
t'?nn
11'rnn
Jan
Ja»
4
f1/2 ^?ar
1Q5/
4finn
49%
6%
7
1
Corp.
vnn
20%
32
32%
^'vnn
1%
1
1%
Industries...—50c
&
Western
6%
7
_1
5
10c
Company
Grocery
Gulf
16%
30
50c
Leases
92% July
14%
.'
■
_9c
A
series
50
11%
8ft
60c
Hydraulics
Guild
92%
2%
1%
Western
Griesedieclc
92 %
3% Mar
5%
40
—10
1
14%
97
Feb
Locke Steel Chain
5
25%
9% May
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
2
13% Apr———Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co— ——1—- 15
15
Jan
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
53V2
19% Jan
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
2.50
31%
27% Jun
Lynch Corp
—
2
14
102
Jan
30
1
Liberty Fabrics
2,000
July
26% July
Jan
Mar
19,900
-5
-50c
;
Realty
Refineries
4,200
95
Feb
7
20
10
Co
Inc
Leonard
11%
6%
Apr
27% May
1%
14
142,800
20%
——1
—2
5
Delaware
Lefcourt
45%
45%
Great
Freehold
Lear
10%.
1%
Co
preferred
Apr
42%
2%
Financial
6%
27V4 Mar
11%
48 %
Western
Gridoil
Jan
3% July
3% Mar
82
7,300
18%
75 pesos
1
Ltd
Sessions
42%
1
Lakes Oil
j-
A
Salle Extension
La
9,600
.—10c
Chemical Co______1
Great
Great
Greer
18%
Feb
6,900
5%
„
33%c
1
Industries Inc
University
Lanston
Feb
8,200
5
Gray Manufacturing Co~
Great Ainer Industries Inc
&
&
5% Jan
7,900
16 %
25 Va
-
1
Inc
Corp.
of
4%
10c
1
16%
4
1
cl A
Corp
Consolidated
Gorham
Corp
89%
5
1
Inc—______
Products
Seal
Foundry
82
*
-1
Inc
Goldfield
21%
'
3%
Jun
19%
10c
Industries
Lamson
19 %
5Va
,
17%
4^.
5
Inc
Mines
Lamb
Jan
•
—
Goodman
Apparel
Shores
Lakey
17%
5,000
*6%
July
8%
18%
5
—'7-50
Consolidada S
Lake
Apr
400
Jan
L
La
37
Jan
14 y8
-77-
800
30
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
L'Aiglon
July
2%
-40
2,000
9,400
--1
St0res
Depfc
1
preferred
Co
(g)
7% July
35% July
4% Mar
1,200
22 %
42,900
A
Feb
28
2%
79 %
9 Va
3.8
82
Glenmore Distilleries class B———1
Union
19%
1,500
Apr
2%
1
23%
Jan
17% May
Apr
12%
2ft
~_25c
5
—
Kobacker Stores
n
8% Mar
4V4 July
20%
22%
Jun
4,100
9
20c
Jan
4%
Jan
8%
18,800
10%
2A
2%
2%
May
107
Feb
7
18 Va
9%
3%
1.25
1
1
—_.
Giant Yellowlcuil'e Gold Mines
Gobel
31
20
21%
1
Gilbert CA CV Co.—
*
Gilchrist Co
—-——.——■*
Globe
28%
19%
25c
(when issued)
preferred
July
2% July
1%,Jan
--
,
30%
*
:
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5
48
24
5
—
—„I™--
ine
Lamson
5
Corporation
common
64,000
Feb
104
£1
reg
—
General
1,000
25
____!
Fireproofing
General Indus Enterprises—
General Plywood Corp
General
1,400
4%
39
Ltd—
rets ord
dep
--
3%
4%
4%
____1
preferred—
Development Corp *
General
200
2%
..1
Corp. common
convertible
5%
General
41
.
,___1
Co.
Alloys
Builders
General
40%
—100
______—...
Feb
5
9
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""""s
K! ox c"?p cia?s A::::::::::::::—1
G•
Gatineau
Jan
10%
2
2.50
KJein
;v r
48 V* Jan
M
Apr
45%
Jan
'
Kirldand Minerals Coip Ltd
13% July
Tan
Jan
34%
Jun
1%
4
—-~50°
pfd—100
Kingston
Products.
Kirby Petroleum Co
t,m
201/2 Jun
TnS
201
1SJSJ
Mar
32%
3,700 -
18%
29
16%
2%
147% Mar
7,800
'
16%
9% Mar
Jun
12%
1,000
33
38%
33
Jan
117
1,000
4%
Klngslord Company
Ltd—
Co
,31%
2,000
14%
3%
1%
Kidde (Walter^ & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Sly
onn 1/
14 %
22%
25
g
(Del)
Cn
2U
Ton
10
190
s
,
Katz Drug Company
Kaweckl Chemical Co
1^3®
20' Apr
a^
"to
11 /4
113/4
.
Ton
Jan
7'%
4,300
131% 134
6
--
15°
Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Feb
nv
Inc
'Kaiser
Tor»
Tan
4»jE
6%
,
12%'
14
Mm
54
41 §
g'/a
,
3/!
8 200
July
103/
!I/a£»
?»•
Jan
8%
21%
22
1
____—IOC
Co
Glass
Industries
Jupiter Oils Ltd
27% July
Tniv
ia
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Hiqh
Low
J
Jan
205'
Shares
77
—
10c
—
Jan
25
16%
10%
1
1
Inc
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp—
Iron rite
13
131 %
14%
33
38 V4
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
7%
8%
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Ltd
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International Products —*
—5
International Resistance Co
10c
"
Intex Oil Company
33V3C
Investors Royalty__——
—1
v Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing ——1
9V4 Mar
11%
,
-
104
Feb
12% July
6VaMar
Jan
40%
2 V4 Mar
.,33% May
5,400
.
10%'
26%
1
dep rccs ord reg
Brewing Co
(The) Company.,
(Geo
19,100
28%
97
6%!
178
2.50
American
/.
,.T%
14%
1
25c
——ioc
Corp
11011-voting
voting
B
16% Mar
9%
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor qf Canada—
Class
26% July
Jan
11%
1
Inc
(M H)
July
9y2
45
%
1
...
General
Sterling
26 V4
3,400
30
Corp
Inc
Filmways
Financial
500
10%
lift
10%
l
—
Ltd
Petroleum
26%
95 %
7
1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int
Oils
Apr
Jetronic
(Max) & Co class A—___•
Fairchild Camera & Instrument.
Fargo
May
44%
•
Factor
Felmont
21
Feb
Sale Price
^Par
__25c
5
—1
Apr
Jan
28%
__
-__—1
$1 or 25c
10
Ltd
Eureka Corporation
38
14%
28%
1%
.
._„1
i——
Inc
Esquire
Jun
1,200
3,900
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
ft.
32
10%
28%
97
11%
4%
$2
18%
40%
,.
10,400
26%
l%
Corp common:
convertibe preferred:
"___—1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—__1
6% cum 1st preferred™
_10
Equity
33%
Friday
JULY 31
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
38
v
■
__20c
100
1
10c
Freight Corp.—
Emery Air
Shares
32%
17%
.
1
r
Communications1 Inc
Electronic
32%
18 %
38%
26%'
RANGE
■
for Week
Prices
Low!
—5
_
Sales
Jan
39% July
19% Feb
Apr
10%
"9%
3%
10
3%
2,800
200
7%
3% May
5
Feb
Mar
VI
financial Chronicle-.
The Commercial and
(433)
Monday, August 3,
1959
■
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
Union
Electric
Corp
Shares
—100
New
Haven Clock &
Watch Co—-—1
Idria Min & Chem
Co—
50c
194%
New
25c
29%
New
Jersey
Tel
Zinc
Mexico & Arizona LandNew Pacific
Coal & Oils Ltd
New
Park
15,900
23
18%
193
5,600
197%
2%
1
29%
9,400
18%
19
18%
20o
lft
1
lft
2%
2%
2%
Jan
22 % Mar
13,300
151% 151%
Apr
1,700
147,200
1
Jan
15%
20,700
30
Process Co
New
Superior Oils—
*
—
1
18
1
27
26%
27
1,500
26
25
26
950
Norfolk
1
11%
North
1
Honduras
New
Southern
Railway
American Cement class
Class B
North American
A:
29%
30
11
lft
1%
700
12%
8,300
1,300
6%
10
7
36%
37%
37'/a
38
4
3%
218
3%
1,800
57,600
7
6%
7
4
25
_
North
Penn
RR
1
Co
100
Northspan
^-1
85%
1V4
1
85%
1%
lft Jun
1
290
1%
25,700
ft
n
%
6,700
2%
2%
2%
-
10c
May
ft May
1% Jan
16,600
Town
4%
3%
23%
22%
1
preferred
Corp
40c
—100
91
91
3% July
145,900
11,400
36
Jan
Seton
Jan
Shattuck
700
y
Jan
July
40 % Mar
Jun
34
4%
4"% July
26% May
98 % Mar
18%
410
%
300
87%
3/4
Jun
1%
Jan
Sicks
3%
700
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
Signal
5
5
71
19%
20%
__
19%
700
4%
400
66 %
21%
21%
200
7%
7%
7%
Jan
1st
2,500
5% May
Silex
July
22
Feb
Silver-Miller
10
Mar
31%
3,800
29%
32
29%
Jan
1,100
26% May
24% Apr
25
1,300
24%
26
Jan
24%
25
600
Jan
24
100
24% May
22% Jun
26'A
24
26
Jan
22%
22%
700
20%
Jun
23%
Jun
23
160
85
Jun
87'A
87%
96
131
96
50
90
Jun
131% 133
%
140
124
Jun
87
87
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
Jan
Apr
475
99
Jan
35%
1,200
30
19,700
7,400
3
July
3
3%
1%
1%
16%
16%
16%
16
16'A
10%
10%
10%
Jan
14
Feb
8%
Jan
4%
4%
100
10%
12%
5,900
7%
7%
800
7%
7%
400
70'A
75%
3,100
60'A
Jan
29%
30
200
22'/a
Jan
1%
1%
41%
7%
1%
43%
15,900
3,700
23 %
Jan
7%
2,300
5%
Apr
7
8
4% Jun
7% Jan
7% May
6% Jan
7%
1% Jan
Jan
Feb
17% May
16% May
14% May
5% Jan
14% May
9
Jan
9"% Mar
75% July
31% Jun
1% Mar
50'A July
7'A Feb.
8
3,600
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
4
15%
15
16
10,100
19%
Feb
11%
11%
12
8,200
12%
9%
9%
Jan
1
Jan
680
83%
Feb
-1
13%
13%
14%
92%
93
13%
*
13
13%
7,600
7%
46%
10,600
6%
6%
.
45 %
-.
2%
18
10 %
.*
—.
Royalties Ltd
Lambert Co
67'A
2%
71%
24%
uX
Mines
Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company
Providence Gas
2ft
26
1
6%
19%
17 %
16%
10%
10%
*
Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative
preferred
Puerto Rico
Telephone Co
Puget Sound
Pulp & Timber,
10% Jan
6 'A July
98 % Mar
14% July
7% July
400
32
67
2% Jan
17% Jun
10% Jun
4% Jan
21% May
13% Jan
1,400
300
1
19%
Shares
Tube
4,200
7%
4% Mq,y
7% Apr
1,200
7%
6ft
17%
10%
5%
6%
6%
13%
13%
14%
10,000
9%
8%
9%
900
-—-1
22%
22%
23
35%
34%
35%
21
2,800
10%
Jan
3,300
10% July
85%
86
33%
1,900
26%
3,300
68%
68%
71
1,100
.
50
4"%
4%
•
4}g
83% Jun
33% Feb
18% Jan
46% Jan
2,300
Mar
17% July
Jan
25
90
Jan
44
Feb
26% July
90
4ft Feb
B
May
Mar
fX
1
\
$1.25 convertible
Re da Pump Co
Corp_
11%
19
Mar
22
Jan
800
ft
%
%
10
48%
13'A
29%
47%
48%
650
13 %
13%
4,900
3
29
8%
8%
31
2%
2%
July
25
2%
31%
76
18
2%
1
26% July
39% Mar
26% July
100
2%
1
Jun
11% July
21% July
50o
„
23%
200
31,500
distribution
Valley Gas Co—
33
5,600
8%
7,200
32%
5.700
2%
2,100
Apr
14% Mar
9% July
% Jan
11% July
% July
July
1 Va Mar
54% Jan
12,600
1
47
11%
Jan
24% July
7% Jun
28%
2%
9
Jun
Jan
July
3% Mar
14% July
36% July
9% Mar
46
1
Products Inc—20c
Elec 4% pfd F
100
Rokeach (I) & Sons
Inc class A
50o
Rolls Royce Ltd—
&
3%
4%
4%
4%
2,400
21%
14%
22
81
81
81%
240
6
6%
8,500
6ft
6 Va
600
6%
60
Feb
Feb
500
24%
Jun
26
100
23
Jun
25%
54
Mair
46
20%
Jun
21%
700
20%
Jun
X20%
x20 %
21'A
200
19% May
4%
4%
14%°*' 16
200
16
7%
49
7
"3%
400
15%
3%
15 %
15%
12%
14%
57,200
16
15%
7%
1
1
9%
8
4,300
Jan
Jan
8ya Mar
9%
Jun
2,300
16 Va
Jan
21% July
1,000
64 %
Jan
72
12'A
Feb
13 %
13 x/«
13%
3,100
7
Jan
14 %
14%
14%
600
11
Jun
18
%
ft
ft
15,200
17%
16%
17%
24%
24%
6,400
1,200
5Va
5%
2,400
4
3%
4
22 % May
4% Feb
% May
3% Jan
11 % Jan
5% Feb
7,200
May
2%
Jan
5% Mar
15% Mar
14% Mar
12%
12
8%
8%
200
5o%
29%
30%
4,900
23
Jan
43
91%
92%
525
71
Jah
94% July
8%
8%
100
6
Jan
10
6,900
2,100
15% Jah
17% Feb
15% Jan
25
•
12%
600
24%
22
25 %
21%
21%
18%
22%
18%
100
3%
4%
39,700
18%
10c
4
-
3
Jan
20
*
Jan
33%
33
33 Va
800
30%
Jun
26
25%
26
1,000
21%
39
Apr
38%
39%
1,050
33%
Jan
15%
15%
1,300
13
May
"3%
3Va
3%
17,500
4%
4%
39,200
3%.
3%
3%
3%
3,500
3
7
7
7%
2,800
s.
2% July
3% Jun
Mar
Mar
26 Va July
July
18% July
5% Mar
24% Apr
34%
26%
Jan
Jun
42% Jun
16 Va Feb
4% Apr
6% Jan
1
warrants
9%
20,900
4%
6%
19
5%
Jan
4% Mar
9% Mar
July
12% Mar
Jan
July
80 % May
4%
Jan
5%
22
Apr
July
86% Jan
7% May
5%
8ft
Fifth Avenue
Russell (The F C)
Company
—1.23
1
Ryan
Aeronautical Co new
com——
Ryan Consolidated
Petroleum
—1
Ryerson & Haynes
X
7%
500
6%
Jun
5%
6%
32,000
5%
Jan
6% Mar
Technicolor
Television
20%
Jan
Trans Caribbean
3
Mar
7%
Jun
Trans
Cont
7% July
12%
Jan
6,200
10,400
Trans
Cuba
Oil
2% Jan
3% July
20 % July
5Va
Jun
Trans
Lux
22%
21
22%
4,400
4
4%
5,600
4'
July
6% J%n
27% Jun
6%
Feb
33
2%
6,200
19%
19%
20 Va
1,600
4%
4%
4%
2,500
13 Va
12%
13%
7,100
1%
1%
%
1%
7,800
%
ft
25 Va
23%
25 Va
3,600
2%
3 Va
9,300
13 V*
300
5
com——10c
True
Temper
n„vS
Jan
%
3
Jan
13
97
Jun
31
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
Mar
lft Mar
July
23
1%
8%
July
Mar
17% Mar
2Vs Jan
92
10
Feb
Feb
3% Mar
17
Mar
14
July
12
12
13 %
...——325c
25%
24%
25 Va
1.2()0
24% July
34%
Feb
31 Va
30 %
31 l/a
1.500
1
28 Va
Jun
36
Jan
23'/a
21%
23%
3,000
17%
Ja«i
23% July
32 %
32
Airways class A—10c
class
,
A
—
Harrison
1,400
Co—.
100
1,400
83 Va
3%'
*•
84 Va
175
3%
3%
1.900
9
9%
1,100
14%
14%
15 ¥4
3,300
1
2%
2%
2%
10,900
%
%
ft
10,500
1
11%
*
---i0
—10c
July
Jan
3%
Jan
29
'
83 Va
9
4
33%
12%
1,700
83 Va
Jun
4 Va Mar
38
July
%
90
2%' Feb
6%
9%
Jun
Feb
Apr
3% July
Jan
10 V*
13% Feb
1% Jan
% Jun
22%
4
July
Apr
Mar
lft Apr
33%
31
31%
22%
22%
23
12 y2
12 Va
13
'
1
Jan
14% Mar
200
29 %
Jan'
4,600
33 Va
31%
Inc
12
8%
4
50c
Inc
Corp
frnm
9
4% July
10% Jun
1% May
27%
9%
3%
22%
7%
1
Industries
Co
Jan
6% Jun
2% Jan
58,600
'
•
—1
Inc
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Trl-Continental warrants
»*»«.,«
page
Inc
Corp
4%
4%
'2%
Corp
——20
4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining>of Nevada—,—1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
1
2.000
4%
2%
deposit rets def registered—5s
8,800
3%
%
16
13,000
Edison
5,800
4
41% Feb
2,650
7%
Shipyards
8ft
3%
1,700
26 V*
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered—£1
5%
Jun
52%
24%
7'/a
1
pfd—
-—
Co
51
7%
25c
$4.56
Thriftmarket Inc—
Roofing Inc
19%
8% Feb
54 Va Mar
51 %
1
Tilo
5
17% Mar
25%
10c
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Toledo
18
1
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
7
Corporation
Calgary Co
Markets
14%
14%
10
Oil
Texas
,300
1,900
j
—20c
Industries
—
17%
17 %
——I
Corp
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam
1,7%
16%
17
10
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompter Corp
7%
17%
9
—5
preferred
Co.——
Tampa Electric
Taylor International
Todd
6ft July
:
common
cumulative
Thorofare
3%
13
A
common
Thompson-Starrett
613 July
8% Jan
Xl8%
class
B
Jan
6%
7
_
—1
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
see
Inc
Class
-
21 % Mar
28
21
~5%
•
—
•
Apr
Jun
67%
—25c
(Del)
16%
15 Va
July
17% July
23% July
6
July
14% Jun
10c
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
—1
.—1
"9%
4%
9% Feb
4% Jan
14% Jan
26% Jan
3,300
July
10%
A
Jan
66
1
Inc
2,% Jan
11% Jan
300
'
16%
9Vs
1
ordinary
16
84
33,900
20
50c
Jan
6% July
Jun
5%
74%
2,600
13%
3%'
Feb
Apr '
11%
200
Jan
22%
Jun
300
81
23 Va
22
4
4,500
7%
80
•
10c
Apr
57% Mar
53% Mar
Jun
1,500
1
1
Feb
24
21%
1
1
9% Mar
24%
48%
5
B_
T
Talon
Amer
—
1-50
*
Russeks
footnotes
38
21%
x21%
10c
Corp
5
Stone Container
Corp
1
Stop & Shop Inc..
1
Btroock (S) & Co
*
Stylon Corporation
——1
Sunset International
Petrol Corp
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Apr
regis
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
For
33% July
48%
.2
Inc
Texas Power & Light
Thew Shovel Co
_
1965
Technical
dep rets ord
2-for-l split
Roosevelt Field inc
Jan
10%
1
Ex
54%
19
:—--1
Amer
1,200
9%
Corp
to Jan
71%
9%
Ex-liquidating
Rochester Gas
Jun
5c
Mining Co———-—50c
Ridgeway Corp—
Robinson
Jun
19%
20
;
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Industrial
28
5,000
1
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Rnsistoflex
Corp
Pico Argentine
4,900
25
11%
-1
Soundcraft
200
31%
69 %
1
26 %
29%
24
10
preferred
Reis
-
26%
29'A
10
International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
Grande
2,600
Co
Raymond
Vtc extended
17% Mar
25% Mar
X21%
x21%
10
Symington Wayne Corp
Feb
300
24
—25
Corp
6% July
47 % July
Jah
9%
10% Mar
.
7% May
20% Jan
-
25
1
Jan
24%
,—25
Co
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
5%
25
Corp
Precision Corp
(J B) Co
4
3
Jan
56% July
53 Va July
Edison—
———
39% July
41% July
187
M*y
41%
12.90
preferred
Enterprises Inc
Brewers
800
5,800
Jan
Mar
815 May
45% May
17,800
5ft
Apr
Jan
125
18,600
6%
(Hugo)
Jan
56% 1
ft Jan
6%
13
Jain
35
33%
40
5%
1
Jun
14%
50
800
6%
Aluminum Products
518
3,500
25 %
56
5%
\
39%
41%
137
5%
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Stetson
7,300
33%
56%.
5
26% Feb
818 Mar
11%
39 %
40%
137
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
ft Jtfn
6.400
7,300
Inc
Canada
Jan
5
8%
8%
*
convertible
Co
46
143,600
\
X
class
Jiin
2% Jdn
1% Jan
5,500
5%'
-1
Stanrock Uranium Mines
Ltd
Starrett (The)
Corp common
Statecourt
5
2%
Jan
7%
Stanley Aviation Corp
50c
4%
44
ft
Instruments
Jan
20
5
3%
Jan
33% July
11,000
Jun
7%
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
55%
ft
5%
$1.60 convertible
preferred
Financial Corp
Standard
55%
29
36%
Jan
ft
preference
Feb
19% Jan
% Ji)n
7%
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
II,700
Publications—
Line
Products
ft
5%
—.
Jan-'
99% Mar
54
400
----25,c
5,000 ir
Southland
Forgings
28%
Mar
1
Royalty Co—
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe
Corp—
250
•Jhn
3%
%
Co
Apr
8% Mar
36% Jan
4% Mar
90
2
Oil
18% Feb
54
r
39
5£5/a
10c
—
Oil
40
28%
.%
%
2
preferred
Corp
do
Jan
33
10c
Corp
-' Feb
6% Jan
30% July
3% Jan
192% Feb
1,600
1% Mar
15 % July
43% Mar
Feb
9
Feb
Apr
20 % May
% July
24% July
Mar
14%
Jaa
48
issued)
Oil
12 •
2,000
90%
90 %
3
A
Inc
convertible
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
3%
235 %
225
229%
—
Pipe
-600
•
of
15%
418
3%
25
Statham
2,300
26
1
Rapid-American Corp
Packing Co
Rio
I,300
Steel
26
33%
Rath
Republic
33%
*
R
Reeves
32 %
-
35
Steel Parts
Corporation
Stein
(A) & Co
83
86
5
Investment
800
32%
Jan
ft Jan
7,000
7%
Apr
72% Mar
Jan
Q
Ramo
12%
7%
4.32%
cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum
Corp..2
Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern
30,000
12%
Ltd
Ltd.
California
4.48%
1%
"7%
Jan
63% Jan
2% July
61 %
175
-3
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Power Co
Jan
150
4,000
100
20c
Co
Jan
72
6
1
1
Public
68%
2%
14% May
15% Apr
700
3
19%
10%
Jan
•
19 % July
12%
Stinnes
1
——*
Prentice-Hall Inc
1,700
93
—50
Co
Dome
14%
,
2%
18
.
ft July
5,300
3,000
5
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.78%
cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
Mar
299,800
14 %:
Manufacturing
Southern
Apr
37"% Mar
5% Jan
Jun
300
700'
102
Jan
3,800
10c
Erie
Prairie Oil
Pratt &
1%
4%
1,300
42%
6%
Jun
9%
16% *
Materials &
Polymers Inc—10c
Pneumatic Scale
1°
Poloron Products
class A
——1
Polymer Corp class A
1
Powdrell & Alexander
Inc (Del)—2.50
Power
Corp of Canada
Pyle-National
19%
13%
9%
5
Phoenix
East
Jun
Jun
9,800
1
Steel Corp
(Del)
Piasecki Aircraft
Corp
Pierce Industries
inc—
Preston
13'A
8%
1%
Tel Co—10
pesos
Penn
Jan
3%
71%
South
3%
11
34%
10%
90 Va Mar
143%
4,200
47,800
100% 100 %
2
Jan
Coast
Jun
15%
—
Soss
South
,
ft
*
Venezuelan
Feb
100
84 %
—•—2
-
Jun
160
9%
1
83
87 %
14
10%
100 %
35%
Metal ProductsPenn Traffic
1
Co
2.50
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell
Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle
Corp
2.50
Peruvian Oils &
Minerals
_1
Philips Electronics Inc
...
100
Jan
24%
Feb
Mar
6"% Mar
5% Apr
7% Jan
Jun
31%
Singer Manufacturing Co
2C
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev
Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
5
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
•
Sonotone Corp
|
1%
4%
13%
13%
-L-_:
Ltd
5,400
29%
Ltd
Mines
Jan
14,900
13%
100
Precision
2%
4%
a7a
1
class
July
9% Mar
2,800
30 %
'common
Co
Jan
16%
*
(when
600
1ft May
lft Mar
13%
8 %
7%
14%
14%
Jan
8
16,800
1
20c
_!
convertible
Sinclair
3%
23%
1 «>:'•
1 %
5%
5%
4,800
17,200
—1
Li-
Co
Lighting
.
95% Mar
91% Mar
15
Corp
Ltd
$3
Jan
91
-2
Plastic
392
10c
American Shares
Simpson's
Jan
20%
90'A
1
•
Jun
21%
6%
100
27% Jan
90%
6
Company
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Screw Co
23%
Simmons-Boardman
Apr
1,900
27
6
;
Parker Pen Co
class A—
Class B
Peninsular
30 %
27%
25%
24%
-1
pfd
42% Mar
30
26"%
24%
•
Pancoastal Petroleum
(C A)
vtc„2 Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical
Apr
Jun
30%
„
—
28
27'
•
Ltd
—
1,100
27%
-•
Warrants
Pacific Power &
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
32%
6%'
10
4%
2,800
9%
12%
4%
15%
Co,-
Silvray
11%
4%
Gas
Silver Creek
6%
8
3%
—
Mar
21
Common
preferred—25
$4.75 conv
dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend
preferred
Pacific Northern
Airlines
Pacific Petroleums
Canada
1
1
1,500
6 %
Jun
Jan,1% May
7% Jan
6,500
„
16 %
B
80
Apr
15% Apr
16% Jan
5% Jan
1,200
21 Va
Class
,
6%
10c
Apr
19% Mar
23% Mar
1
*
Breweries
&
21
'8%
Denn
Oil
100
26,800
6%
1
22 % July
20
21%
lft
13%
3.50
Jun
Jan
lft
1%
lft
12
,13%
lft
25c
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America
;
Siboney-Caribbean'Petroleum Co
91%
21%
1
-1
preferred
18%
17%
16% May
•4%
3%
4%
Leather
%
——
redeemable 1st
preferred—25
redeemable 1st
preferred—.25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend
preferred
—•
$4.75 dividend
preferred
of
100
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Jan
Simca
Patino
18
20
20
Servomechanisms Inc
71
-1
Pacific Clay
Products
10
Pacific Gas &
Electric 6% 1st
pfd—25
5 % % 1st
preferred
25
5%
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st
preferred
25
5% redeemable
1st pfd series
A—25
4.80% redeemable
Parkeisburg-Aetna
18
——20
Airlines
Mar
May
3%
%
common
4%
23%
35%
cumulative preferred
_7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg
Corp
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric
Corp
4.50%
4.36%
Pacific
300
Inc.
Sherwin-Williams
20c
50c
Okalta Oils Ltd
21%
Sherman Products Inc
Occidental Petroleum
Corp
Ogden Corp
Old
21%
50o
Sentry Corp
:
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America-
o
Ohio Brass Co
Ohio Power
4%%
20
25c
May
74%
89%
2 %
1.
2%
1%
4%
Jan
13,500
Mar
lnc_L—.—————3
Seeman Bros
24% Mar
11% Apr
Jun
7
Seeburg (The) Corp
Rights
——-J———
8'A Mar
Apr
86%
1%
lft
1ft
Feb
Feb
20 % Mar
17
General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Feb
High
Jan
100
Corp
Mar
Jan
84
50
Northern Ind Pub
Serv 4%%
pfd
Rankin Nickel
Mines Ltd
Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Amer
A
(Del.)
North
Metals
17
7,000
Ltd—
Western
SeaporceJ
4%
Jan
6%
67%
Seaboard
Securities
2,700
10%
J
Feb
19%
20%
(Del)
Feb
19
19%
Since Jan. 1.
Low
19
Sayre & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
May
14%
8%
40%
40%
5%
Jan
3% July
218 Jun
2,000
Petroleums
Range
High
10%
—
Saxon Paper Corp
1% Mar x
2% Mar
33%
.
Sarcee
Savoy Oil Inc
34
Jun
33
800
Sapphire
lft Feb
lft July
45
3%
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
Petroleupis Ltd——
series
Jun
29% Mar
6% May
-2.50
series
July
19v
-Shares
pesos
.-
series
27%
Jan
Feb
10%
.
InCI
Milling Co Ltd——16
4%%
4.40%
Jun
153
17% Feb
% Jun
50
19,400
11%
7
10
Royalties Inc
Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines
North
30
%
Salem-Brosius
San Carlos
Low
*
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5% series preferred
5.60%
ft July
17%
22
Corp Ltd
1 x7a Mar
Feb
110
Lawrence
3%
% Jun
1% Jan
900
■—-*
York Merchandise Rosario—3.33%
10
Nickel Rim Mines
Ltd
1
Nipissing Mines
1
Noma Lites Inc—
New York Auction
Co——
York &
New
Feb
St
for Week
of Prices
Par
1%
%
24 %
12,300
%
27%
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
4% May
23
July
203
July
5% Mar
1% Mar
30% July
160
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
J»n;l
2% Jan
13% Jan
3,400
3
1
lVa
Range Since
Low
4
Friday
STOCKS
'
High
3%
2%
—-1
Mining Co
New
WEEK ENDED JULY 31
tor Week
3%
18%
New
RANGE FOR
Range
Low
30c
1
Nestle-Le Mur Co__
New England Tel
&
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
National
Week'#
.
Last
,
26%
Jun
39 Va Feb
31% Mar
1,700
19
Jan
24
Jun
14%
Apr
3,500
7
9% Jan
•
•
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
(489)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
KANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Kange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
.American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Par
Low
ABaden
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Feb
20
1125
Feb
12
Apr
100
23% Jan
27
Mar
27
7%
7%
5,100
4%
5%
1%
1%
7,000
%
{'n
%
8,200
45%
45%
46%
6%
6%
10%
7% July
4% Jun
9,500
J •ft'
,
"till
April-Oct
6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debs—•
\t
5%s series A 1967_
Jan-July
4%s series B 1967
Jan-July
July
10
$171
"
1% July
i5o July
Apr
7-ft Jan
2-$j Jan
400
series
7s
Feb
49% Jan
11% Mar
1952
A
1939
of)
6%s
(Prov)
1949
.
180
21 %
20%
4%
4%
21%
Jan
190
800
4%
May
27%
Jan
A7s
Apr
7%
16% Mar
4,100
5
stamped (Plan A) 2y8$
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
5% Jan
4ft May
—-
Jan
(issue of Oct 1927)
12%
11%
12%
2,000
9%
Jan
13% Mar
72%
71%
78%
41,300
41%
Feb
78% July
Peru
11%
10%
11%
700
10% July
2% Jan
11 % July
4%'
4%
5%
7,200
5%
5%
6%
5,900
45%
42%
46%
3,2.00
18%
17%
18%
51,900
1%
53
Jan
20%
Jun
Jan
30
36
18%
19%
16,400
30%
32%
7,500
26% July
7%
3,000
16%
33,600
July
22% May
33% July
13% Jan
32%
7
7
13%
14%
$60
April-Oct
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
$60
1947
2y8s
A)
2008
Feb
8
6%
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
16 y8 July
7 %
6%
7%
5,500
1
16%
16%
17%
14,900
67/a
Feb
3%
3%
3%
2,000
3%
Jan
7%
7
7%
21,000
3%
Jan
8%
1
15
"16%
3,500
Jun
19%
11%
Jan
Vogt Manufacturing
11
—
9%
48%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc,"
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
19% May
5% Mar
voting-trust certificates;
and Bond Averages
listed
on
the
are
—Bonds—
10
10
Waco Aircraft Co
voting
Wagner "Baking
7%
preferred
Wallace
Webb
&
(Del)
Weiman
Company Inc___
Manufacturing
&
Wentworth
July
July
28
Products
193,000
IV*
108
July
117
Jan
31
2,600
1%
1%
1,100
19%
20%
700
3%
Jan
Jan
Western
Coal—.—.!
Inc
120
:
30
—
White Eagle
3%
White
Mfg
(The) Corp_
Williams Brothers Co
Williams
Brothers
Wilson
37
Wisconsin
—
—
_
41
150
37%
Jan
44
5,400
% July
1%
17%
Jun
21%
3,100
4,400
2%
Jan
4%
14%
Jan
2,600
preference
15%
21
July
91
26% May
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
2,100
48
July
68%
Jan
7A May
1A Juty
1% May
'
2,300
6%
Last
Period
17%
Feb
6
Steel
Bethlehem
Pump
&
Elec
Steel
Sale Price
of
Lackawanna
N
mortgage
General
6s
Valley
5s
convertible
1970
1st
3%s
Public
Water
5%s
Safe
3%s
Power
&
1970
Electric
Service
Rapid American Co 7s
*
conv
Harbor
Sapphire
Southern
80
86
84%
84%
39
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1974—Mar-Sept
—May-Wot;
3s 1971
mortgage
subord
Gas
&
deb
Water
50%
38%
38 V*
$98%
47
3
50%
May-Wou
April-Oct
3s
series F
series
3s 1981 .M&y-Nov
deb '62 __Jan-July
1965...
Mar-Sepf
Edison
3s
"l
80%
26
80
$87%
121
82%
--
90%
121
81%
$96%
20
10
125
88
1982
4%s
series
I
1982
__Jan-Atigr
4%s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
1983
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
United
Dye &
Wasatch Corp
Washington
Gas
Gas
&
6s
1970
(Calif)
Electric
Chemical
deb
3%s
Gas
6s
ser
A
3s
3%s
1973
101%
$101% 101%
90%
90%
6
1971-
1964
and Service
457.8
550.2
510.5
360.5
—C.2
371.5
340.7
208.6
216.7
+
0.7
231.0
427.9
427.3
+
0.1
433.0
382.7
2
360.4
315.5
+ 0
315.5
♦New Low.
the lew York Stock Exchange
ji
I
Stocks
No. of
Shares
Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
Foreign
July 27.
2,919,400
$4,848,000
July 29.
July 30
5,229,000
6,077,GOO
6,376,000
2,27.1,810
4,891,000
243,000
15,06(3,048
$27,421,000
$1,166,000
Fri.
July 31
6,222,000
145,000
291,000
6,667,000
5,134,000
$28,587,000
1958
1959
1958
Jan. 1 to July 31
Week Ended July 31
370,723,170
of
18,760,460
513,593,162
15,000
97,000
$1,166,000
27,421,000
$1,375,600
38,837,120
25,908,000
42,707,300
878,123,600
717,625,600
$28,587,000
Stocks—No.
15,069,048
$27,283,600
$920,846,900
$756,563,720
Shares..
Bonds—
U.
International
—
Bank
—
—
Railroad and Industrial.
90%
$4,000
$1,000
Government
S.
95
86
$86%
88%
118 % 118%
10
115%
II
6
94%
100
2
114%
118
116
118
90%
$85%
$78
__
—
$77 Va
$86
77%
$82%
95
•
78
96%
(No. of
85%
Shares)
82
96
90%
80
86%
$77%
86 V*
88%
Thurs.
July 30—
1
Fri.
July 31
73
82%
85
3
93%
100
86
50
10
99
99
105%
4
85*%
91%
84
87
$80
$63
100
$92
-June-Dec
70
6,394,555
Total
107 %
5
86 %
$87%
70
100
—
—
85
96
70%
100
60
6
100
90
3
68
2
99
Bonds
$56,000
45,000
56,000
94,000
124,000
$18,000
$375,000
$57,000
1,000
26,000
l.COO
11,000
92
Week Ended July 31
1959
Foreign
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$89,000
$15,000
6,000
52,000
11,000
93,000
95,000
7"L6oo
136,000
71%
103
of
Shares
97%
Foreign
Total
1959
July 31
1958
5,419,390
252,709,953
110,194,516
government
corporate
$344,000
57,000
15,000
$15,140,000
1,107,000
33,000
32,000
925,000
$10,933,000
1,121,000
1,067,000
$465,000
$391,000
$17,172,000
$13,121,000
75
101%
Jan. 1 to
6,394,555
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
1958
$465,000
$33,000
$375,000
Stocks—No.
—
68
100%
Foreign
Government
105 Va
101% 101 %
86%
Bonds
91
100%
100% 100%
—Jan-July
July 29
93
103% 103%
101V*
July 28
85
Domestic
1,196,070
1,340,035
1,443,645
1,251,915
1,162,890
July 27
Tues.
Wed.
82
84
—
95
Mon.
75%
75
{
77 %
Stocks
65
74
92%
$70
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
—
$85
92
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
123
95%
05
Jan-July
.June-Aug
5,403,000
1959
97%
90%
Sales
$5,161,000
174,000
Thurs.
3,186,460
3,455,190
3,236,188
Bond
Bonds
$313,000
July 28.
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel,
Mon.
89
12
_Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
_April-Oct
_June-Dec
108
90%
11
1970-. __Feb-Aug
__Feb-Aug
1963
Water Power 3%s
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction
5s
1960
527.7
+ 0.6
316.2
Foreign
94
Feb-Aug
4%s series H
__
98
83%
-April-Oct
1981
85
94%
—
-_
92
__Feb-Aup
1979
K
+ 1.3
21.8.3
Mining
168
79
36
82%
88%
80
Feb-Auff
Feb-Au<7
California
+ 0.9
543.9
85%
92
-Feb-Ajuff
Southern
536.0
516.1
\
47
79
86%
—
83%
.Jan-July
1978
490.7
98%
80
__Feb-Aug
1976_
G
39%
97%
—
t—
100
22%
22%
80%
conv
3%s series D 1976
3%s
:
Total—.
Corp
5s
1973_.
3%s series E
56%
33%
24
38%
•
series B
2%s series C
*
-
Tues.
1998_Jan-July
1964_
Power
California
6s
Co
1967
debs
Petroleums Ltd
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1964—(June-Dec
Jan-July
3%s series A 1973
3s
Trasnportaticn
Utility
*
•Trade, Finance
400.1
544.3
0.6
359.6
___
-
Goods
87%
84%
April-Oct
Power
Pennsylvania
Non-Durable
+
436.0
—547.1—
540.9
Goods
Durable
429.7
Low
M&h
Change
522.7
Manufacturing
-
-1959-
Percent
July 17, '59
433.1
-
92
82%
83%
1976__Jan-July
debentures
3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
England
Composite
125 V*
83%
Corp—■
National, Theatres 5%s debentures
New
July 24, *59
45
84%
120%
83%
Apr-Oct
1963
subord
with highs and lows for the
Wed.
1963
4s
RR
Research
National
based on the closing prices of the common
1959, for composite and by major industry
ending July 24,
Corp—
debentures
2
Jan
12
Division—
J
.
compared with th$ preceding week and
follows (1939=100):
High
36%
06
„
Jan-July
Power Realization Trust 8%%
Midland
88
June-Deo
1978
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s
Altalian
47
Low
10
4s
Builders
subord
High
No.
124% 12,5
Quar-Feb
series A 1993
ftfay~Nov
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
1st
9%
& Western RR—
Lack
Delaware
3%a
Authority
Transit
Chicago
series
31
Range
Jan. 1
Sold
87
-June-Dec
1998
A 1970
1
103.19 Jan
July
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
$41
June-Dec
1994
3%s 1970
Aug
6s
2%s
Edison
Boston
inc debs
4s
Power
for 1959
109.59 May 18
Low
current year are as
July
26
Jun
Low
AAmer
High
109.06
Week's Range
or
Interest
BONDS
2% July
3,500
26
6
6%
5,600
1%
21%
26
American Stock Exchange
Appalachian
108.88
week
for
groups
19 Vb May
22%
—£1
1%
stock
29'% July
12,%
Apr
2% July
3
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
618
_10c
108.67
Jan
100
1,000
_
53
Friday
;
Feb
100
25
50%
Jan
19 V*
1,350
16 '
21%
—
Petroleum Corp
Zapata
Low
Jun
20
29
15%
24%
_40c
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co_.
High
108.73
The SEC index of stock prices
Feb
45%
5,400
50
8%
13%
38%
19%
2,9
.——_____
—
108.15
Fri.
16% Mar
Jun
5% July
550
95
—0
Petroleum Co
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord regular— —5s
11%
11,400
5%
35%
Woodley
6%
for 1958
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan
2
Range
Closing
Thurs.
20% May
—2
Woodall Industries Inc_
81.31
Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
the following divisors: Industrials, 3.964;
July 29 „
July 30—
Tues.
23% July
14% July
23%
15%
14%
—I
Machine-—.
Wood Newspaper
83.27
July 27
July 28—
Mon.
Apr
94
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood
81.73
87.53
Jun
•' 2%
19%
pfd— .100
Light 4%%
Pwr &
83.28
80.71
223.07
Jan
2,600
13
5%
37%
83.29
83.13
223.22
Apr
u
19%
14%
-25
.83.30
83.20
81.63
Apr
13%
.—1
common
preferred
83.40
81.61
80.78
89.71
Apr
31%
15%
1
81.72
80.82
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mar
Jan
■
5%
35
27%
__1
& Co—
(R C)
Feb
29% July
-10
—
Williams-McWilliams Industries
•
27 %
200
22
22%
80.82
89.71
Date—
Jan
100
450
18%
2%
19
—5
Wickes
%
A Jan
5,300
284/2
-
%
1
87.20
222.67
Over-flte-Coiinfer Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
30%
%
1
Co—
Wichita River Oil Corp
83.26
19.61
Jan
4%
40/4
i
„
International Oil Co—. ■10c
Stag
stocks,
65
Jan
28 %
1
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
83.22
167.82
Averages are computed by using
8.53;
81.70
87.53
222.16
•
80.82
168.49
July
91%
Apr
2% July
800
A
33
_10
40
Bonds
87.31
221.05
673.37
Jan
33
*
1
ities
87.55.
Wed.
V*
-Is
dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Amer
Westmoreland
23
19 % July
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
'
Westmoreland
2,t6
Jun
3% May
~2%
~2%
2%
Rails
673.18
—
4% May
1%
85
__1
Rails
89.62
30—
4% May
2
100
100
Development Co
Leaseholds Ltd
89.68
Util¬
trials
•
Jun
3%
167.71
Grade
89.63
167.51
Grade
Jan
22
3%
-IV*
Western
Western
2% Mar
Jan
20
100
1%
_50c
Inc—:_
4.40% pfd
West Texas Utilities
—
:
29
4% Mar
Jan
167.69
672.04
27
July
1%
roads
Indus¬
Stocks
603.72
Total
10
Second
65
tries
669.08
24
Feb
28,400
2
28%
28%
1.25
Oil & Gas Ltd
Chemical
West
Feb
28%
4%
3V4
—1
West Canadian
3%
29%
110%
110
III5
Inc
3
1%
2
*
$6 series preference
Webster Investors
Jun
July
July
2%
First
i
10
1
July
2%
Util-
trials
2%
to
July
15
Rail¬
Date
May
22 V*
500
J
—
—
Precision Instrument Co_. —1
-lOo
Knapp Ihc common.
Waltham
~2%
._30
20 transferable
Stock Exchange
Y.
N.
...
80
Feb
Inc
Tiernan,
&
•Effective
5% Mar
-
.—1
—_.
Jan
20
Indus¬
14 % Mar
71
.J.00
preferred
Jan
2%
2,900
4%
4
4%
ctfs_.
trust
Waitt & Bond Inc common
$2 cumulative
Total
30
2"%
—
—
41
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Below
——Stocks
—
51 y8
38%
$43
•No par value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution. x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
tFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
W
—'
58%
48
49
48Vb
.
(not
13% Mar
14
102%
57
—
f
Jan
300
»
$58%
_
Jun
15%
—
100
100
$93
65
64
—
July
—1
•
$63
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-July
1997
(Plan A)
3s Jan
Rio de Janeiro stamped
Jun
42% July
18%
■
—May-Nov
9% Mar
Jan
15%
(Plan
$13
$120
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund
Feb
14
stamped
95
$92
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2008—-May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana
*18
93 %
$88
___
Maranhao
—
180
16%
—
Germany—
redeemed)
(80%
180
180
$10%
Waterways
&
(City
AHanover
2
1951
B
Port
AHanover
Jan
%
4% Feb
85
800
.
A 6s
ADanzig
2
...
_
—
Products—
Food
16%
900
27
■
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita
100
11%
4%
warrants—
Instrument Co
—
20
11%
.7%
—1
(The)
Jan-July
1951—;
7s
-Feb-Aug
16% May
20
"
——
Norman Industries
Victoreen
Jan
15%
5
Valspar Corp
7%
14%
«—«'
1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co new cora„l
United Stores Corp
50c
Universal American Corp_;
25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Controls Inc new com—25o
Universal Insurance
15
Universal Marion Corp
(Fla)
—14
Universal Winding Co new com
5
Van
(Germany)
series
A6s
5,600
14%
class B
Vinco Corporation
31
Central Bk of German State & Frov Banks—
Unexcelled Chemical Corp...
5
Union Gas Co of Canada
•
Union Investment Co——_—_——.—4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
United Aircraft Products
50c
United Asbestos Corp
1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
United Cuban Oil Inc
.—10c
United Elastic Corp
—•
United Milk Products
5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
10s
United N JRR& Canal
100
United Pacific Aluminum
1
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co—
1
S Foil
JULY
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
u
U
ENDED
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
34
(490)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American
Chemical
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
25
Prop
Trust
60%
—.
Range
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Co
Mass
&
First
National
Ford
Motor
General
Co——
Copper
Corp-——.
60%
Jan
74% Mar
62
653
59
Feb
Jan
62
27%
100'
58%
177
22%
54
30%
18
188
Jan
33%
28%
1%
362
60 %
Jun
78%
397
50%
Feb
80%
82
1,493
74%
Feb
52%
137
44% Mar
Companies
100
(N H)
Chemical Corp
20%
193 %
*
105%
334
96%
31%
245
10c
500
193
20%
198-
6c
2,426
19%
21%
Feb
30
30
26
23%
Jan
46%
47%
77
32%
Jan
58'
19"%
59%
61%
178
July
56,% Jan
33
997
28%
33
34%
33%
34%
2,772
33%
54%
55 %
487
45%
Jan
65%
Jan
66%
219
46%
31%
298
31
17%
30
14%
Jan
12.50
94%
96%
376
70%
Feb
Die
Par
Aeronca
Baldwin
Carey
12
Piano
Champion Paper
*
—
42%.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common_8 50
C.N.O.T.P.
preferred
$100
Cincinnati Telephone
«_
-50
Cincinnati Transit common
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Crystal
Eagle
Tissue
12.50
—
Gibson
———
Procter &
—2
Rapid-American
U
S
5
1-
Gamble
.1
-
Printing
Alleghany
114
98
96
281
90y4
6%
6%
400
51/8
33%
16
16%
12
436
32%
20
500
12%
30
9%
75
Jan
47
34%>
31
82
82%
54
566
60
29%
88%
12%
30
30
85
63%
65
134
79%
80%
990
Telephone &
64%
Telegraph Co—
New
$33%
Anaconda
80 %
25
Tobacco
100%
!_
30
(Illinois)
1
Avco
Ohio
100
v
Steel
8
Boeing Airplane
5
Burlington
Chesapeake
&
Ohio—,
2
Chrysler Corp_
25
Cities Service
Clopay
Colghte-Palmolive
Columbia
Gas
Columbus &
Corn
10
Ohio Electric—
Dayton Power & Light—
80%
128
30%
32%
231 ;■
23%
Jun
23%
82
19%
Jan
14%
46%
46%
47
57%-'
55%
57%
35%
34%
35"%
26
26
Kodak
Federated
Dept
2.50
Ford
1
54%
5
81%
General Motors
;—_1%
—
Greyhound
Harvester
International
Mead
Tel
&
Tel
Corp
—
„
Montgomery Ward
National
Cash
Pure
Oil
—
Schenley
i
Sinclair
Standard
For
Oil
common
Davis
&
1
Metal
see
42.
34% July
15% Jun
7
100
Jan
3 Vb May
*
102
36%
21%
21%
296
20%
Raisin
Paper——.
——.
3%
:
-
.
/
Jan
July
Advanced
Name
5''
Jun
July
43 V4
Apr
24% Mar
Jun
Aluminum
39%
Apr
50%
Jun
60 V4
Jan
American
267% July
American
Feb
6
76%
Apr
51 y4
Feb
50 %
Jan
97
>
July
14% May
6% Feb
Feb
17 y8 July
2%
Apr
2%
17
American
(Un)
American
Investment
84%
432
44% Mar
Apr
58% July
Feb
57%
20
17%
Jan
24
54 Ye
10"
39%
Jan
38
57
38%
90
28%
Feb
45% May
46%
26
41%
Jun
49%
39
Jan
40%
56% July
Jan
50
May
July
American
July
59% July
79%
29
Jun
34% Mar
105%
Feb
58%
July
131 % July
65% Apr
84% Mar
Jan
100%. July
&
Arkansas
ArSourJ
Ashland
Atlantic
Avco
Jan
31 %
Apr
44
Jun
52% Mar
Feb
22
3%
17%
100
3%
Jan
13
1,662
10
47
49%
2,525
Feb
Jun
July-
4% Mar
43% July
Jun
15%
Jan
49% July
Oil
Corp
&
:
Belden
47%
Bendix
Bearings
150
40%
Jun
67%
15
44%
Feb
52%
30
48%
Jun
41%
44%
369
46%
46%
20
39%
Jan
Jun
57%
Booth
Jun
67%
Feb
42% July
21% Feb
Borg-Warner
52 %
Jan
56% May
44%
49%
Jan
755/3
1,400
61%
Feb
34%,
'700
8414
33ye
26%;
Jan
34%
20%
23
2,100
17%
Feb
29% May
68
70
301
12%
Jan
72
9
750
->7%
•
28 Ye May
69J/4 Mar
P.
/H;"'
V
'
12%
"
7
'
•
28
45
Jun
52
1,111
49%
Apr
Jun
Burton-Dixie
59%
Jan
Butler
32%
.210
3,600
,.'875
'' Jan
Feb
7% May
13%
,9%; Jan
2,200
.
5
10
■4
700
36
38VV
29% '30
'
*.
26%
"
14
Feb
77% May
26% Apr
24%
Apr
May
33%* July
116 f
July
39 V'a July
Jan
33%
Apr
common..
;
!
—
—
Jan
130
53 y2
Jan
48%
5,800
25%
Feb
49%, July
15V4
1500
15y8
Jun
18%
79%
Apr
30y2
7.200
76
Jun
89
Apr
100%
500
91 y2
Jun
107
Jan
53%
500
37 Ve
Jan
79%
.
99
52%
62%
9714 July
53% July
65
500
60%
Jan
74
65*/2
67%
200
47 y8
Jan
79V2
68 % July
80
700
65% Mar
80
Mar
July
30%
32%
3,350
2.3
22%
20%
May
32% July
23%
1700
19
Jan
25% May
' 29%
,
30%
47%
14%
15
14%
75,5,
50c
4
413/4
1%
-57
__
.
1400
32% July
Jan
53
Apr
17% May
7% July
14
Jan
66%
Jan
3%
Jan
1114
'
Jan
18 y4 July
76
Mav
4
Jan
3&
4iy2
'950
30
Jan
79%
'
41 y2 July
81%
20i>
68
Jan
88% May
iy8
1%
3 000
1%
Feb
56Y8
57%
4 400
May
58% July
371/2
'150
49 y4
371^
Jan
27
2
Mar
34%
36%-
Jun
26V4
26Y2
650
20%
Jah-
27
2 000
28%
3814
Feb
4614 July
700
25y2
19%
Jan
31% July
24%
263/4
4,700
3414
35%
22
2,000
34y4 July
45% Mar
21%
400
20%
Jan
24%
41%
41%
1G0
36 Va
Jun
41% July
—
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4^
'300
Jan
Jan
10%
43%" 46%
28%
29%
36%
__
5
gQC
igOO
27 %
44
37% July
46% Jan
46 J/4
"
g3/8
iqr/2
7g
4
__
"
—5"
200
16%
-
~ ~
3,100
2,400
75
17
*
15
Jun
97 %
1
,—12.50
19
46%
—
"
13
1
300
46 %
,
_5
(Un)
19%
64% July
20% Jan
29%
.—5
:—
50%
Feb
3iy2
"
—^^5
!
Apr
46%
15;/8
—.
1
—10
30% July
42V
835
95%,
^_10
A
Feb
3',200
79%
,
5
;—_„_3
20%
45%
64%
19%
v
2 000
63%
53%
50
ii.
96
30%
43
44
25
10
Co
28%
100y4
>
w—
Corp
'
13
__
—
3.400\
34
14%
Jan
•,
July,/
July
9
47
___io
Brothers
31%
200
2,500
12%
lCf9% 114% V
37
___25
Fisheries
55%
7% July
Apr
July,,,;
15y4
1
47%
High
'•*'*.».
.
-
"12%
1
5
Corp
'
5
Consolidated Inc-(Un)—_Pi
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Un)_—
^__8
Binks Manufacturing Co
Jan
:
63%
Aviation
63%
f'l2
' " _L
(Un)-___5
Manufacturing Co
75
Low
,
\
614'"1.6%
29%
5"
Corp
Corp
I
v
' *
-
1
(Un)
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
''''731/4
2_
10
(Un)
Gas.
Airplane
Shares
High!
20%
_12.50
(111)
Benguet
Boeing
of Prices.
33ye
33y3
Budd
35% May
Apr
70% May
for Week
74y4
.
1
(Un)__
Inc
44%
only
Sales
•
Range
..
31%
Co
Refining
Refining
Exchange
Week's
r
.
1Q9%
Foundry-
Corp
Louisiana
40*%
50%
16% Mar
17%
■
Low
l
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)—
Bastian-Blessing" Co!
26%
45%
Jan
12%
List
•
Corporation
Jan
332
9%
275
3%
____l
Common
20%
68-
1,905
20%
of^tlje round-lot transactions
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Apr
30
38 Va
"
8
(Un)__—;
Company
Steel
15%
215
Jan
'
Co
Tel
Viscose
Anaconda
Armco
Feb
Tel
American Tobacco
20
61%
Apr
12
' '
J
10
——
American Motors
Corp -i
American Rad & Stand San
161
45%
Feb
14
30%
"'.j'
;
(Un)
Can Co (Un)__
Cyanamid Co (Un),
75 y8
27%
2%
470
120
-1'—
•
9
•!'
Theatres
206
Jan
21%
61%
175
17%
38%
12 Vb
20%
•(
12
Broadcasting
American
44%
2%.
17"
38%
;
•
'
Corp
Americai—;
American Airlines
52%
54%
of
66%
25%
Apr
11%
5
Manufacturing
50% July
99
24%
242
5
Castings
American Machine &
,
56%
50 %
300
Jun
17V8
to
70 y4 July
80 Va July
15
30
48% July
31% July
17%
_1
Co
Paramount
177
40
Feb
17%
Friday
Aluminium Ltd —„_L—1
89'
110
36%
Jan
•
common
Aluminum
Allis-Chalmers
52%
128% 131 %
61%
61%
1,054
Jan
10
changed
Jan
152
31 May
48%
3% May
25
8
'*
•••
Co
Jun
32%
Apr
4%
48%
Ross Electronics
split 10-for-l
And
38 Ve
2.28
Apr
840
10
Advance
59%
81%
Jan
27%
310
1
—
Corp
Jun
54
2%
18%
112
5y8
1
S T O C K S
Steel
Acme
Feb
180
100
600
12V8
Sale Price
Feb
54%
3%
23%
30%
Midwest Stock
Laboratories
52%
50%
July
5 '•
,'1'
27%
78%
Jan
17 %
11%
r,Par
Abbott
45
203
1%
Jun
29%
4_-.
170
30
8% Mar
Jan
5%
(A compilation
4
'
35%
70%
July
1%
11
47
-5
—
*
35%
66%
7
300
8,063
Feb
23%
23%
1
I
'
.
54%
33%
300
1%
17 y4
'
5
-
Corp—_u_.
rStudebakeT-Packard
Upjohn Co —
———ii
67 %
45%
•
2
Manufacturing
34%
50
7
1%
13%
-
; 12%
18
25
page
Jan
3.
31%
10
23%
Jan
Jun
68
(Ind)„
Jun
10%
52%
•
(N J)
20
32
124
6%,
5
July
105
_i
43%
31
1
1
Advance
46
Jan
1,166
-1
(The)
Co
Products
25
5
&
Shermari
July
840
i5y2
2.50
-
_
(H W)
-
33
21
*
Products.
_
Manufacturing
Feb
Feb
Feb
30%
1
—
Standard
4
2%
.
29
34 y4
16%
•
Company
Jan
1% July
..
234
.
15%
—
———
•.
Brewing
2%
250
.
Mar
58% July
4% Jan
34%
—1
—
_
Rustproof
200
1%
30%
—
1
3
Co
8
•
Jan
15%
-1
_
_
_
Jan
Mar
3%
21
_
Products—
5%
45
July
July
34%
—,—
Refineries
Screw
3
33
30
50c
17%
15
513
1%
—
Ross Electronics Corp
Investment & Discounts
31%
5
footnotes
Industries
2,.50
Alleghany Corp (Un)——
Allied Paper Corp__V—L—
17%
50c
500
5,333
3%
33
— -.,
Aid
31%
44%
6%
57%
3%
3
10
__
74% July
100% 100%
44
28 y4
1
Bearing.
Manufacturing
72% July
64% Jan
47
80 V*
Jan
_
Chemical-
&
Jan
10
3
Oil
»
Ball
Feb
204
61%
Feb
18%
6%
68 %
31%
51%
•
50%
56%
1.40
Brands
Oil
&
916
6.167
3%
*
95
62 %
5
Oil
Standard
Oil
78
28
56%
57
—i
Feb
"
—
87;
49%
•
Industries
Standard
Lakes
—
1.66%
_—
78
.
'
72
80%
13% May
47% Mar
26%
?7%
1
58%
59%
5
—
26
49%
5
Roebuck
Socony Mobil
Sperry Rand
Motors Corp
Brewing—
Paige
.L—'
1
,
67%
—10
;
Radio Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears
5
—
Industries
70%
$.3333
——
44%
14%
49%
5
—
33% July
50
*
$6.25
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Feb
69
55
12
41%
50% July
58% July
55
5
Glass
RR
)
Trailer
Wood
Admiral
49 Ve May
2
5
—
Edison
Owens-Illinois
Penn
.
Register
Jan
46%
38
.—5
Chemical
National Distillers
National Lead
Ohio
•
80% July
32 % July
25% May
17% May
,
21%
54%
*
Corp
Monsanto
56%
*
International
10%
70
77%
Electric——,
Jun
July
-10
Co.
66%
258% 267%
95%
97
Dynamics
General
60% Mar
Feb
41%
23
54%
70
May
11%
Jun
35%
5
General
157
42%
10
——
Stores—
Apr
53
17%
__
55
51%
13
570
630
120
Sheller
-
65% Mar
138
34%
3,186
11%
19
_
Inc
Motor
Apr
22%
.--5
Eastman
.89 V*
22%
5
15%
56%
19
Jan
21%,
15%
11%
July
Mar
7
DuPont
Jun
74
14%
May
16V4 July
49
Jan
106
'
Mar
72 %
24
.
75%
4
44% Mar
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
67%
51%
Jan
——
__
Apr
65
Jun
1
—1
Feb
90
—5
Co
Wright
47
60%
1
System
So;
Products
Curtiss
*•
50%
70
1
_
33 Ve
52:
72
1,051
31% July
Jan
July
12% July
Jan
63%
10
;
Feb
Apr
41%
99% 100%
1
Industries
68%
2%
56%
i'<
"
-1—
-
River
July
79%
3
34
15%
Rudy
Feb
25
19% Mar
355
2,493
Apr
39%
Rockwell
Jun
31
62%
6
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38%
91
10%
430
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2%
601
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50
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&
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3
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12
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2,331
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56% July
28% July
73% Jan
946
29%
10
—
1%
Mar
32%
47%
—
Corp
Peninsular
July
Jun
31%
27%- Apr
8% Jan
23%
Parker
May
44
27%
47
30%
12%
Cyanainld
300
Jan
3
46
Parke
13 Mar
Jan
43%
—
Armour
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Jan
29%
Armco
Jan
44
29%
1
—
—
Michigan Chemical
Murray Corp
'
6Va July
16 Ye July
60
88%
1,784
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23 y4
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22%
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Jan
46
46%
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Jun
195
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American
37 Ye
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71%
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Motors
Foundry
Lansing Stamping
100 % Mar
54%
Airlines
—1
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American
Jun
70%
82%
—
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Feb
54%
31%
3iy4 L
10%
.
Feb
50%
Jan
—
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American
American
52%
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July
July
40
Jan
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42%
91%
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21
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Apr
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Low
17%
Feb
20%
9% July
14% Feb
-
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Picher
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
'
Shares
43%
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39
—
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for Week
,
22%
Great
High
21
.
Low
——————V2
Sales"
Range
of Prices
1
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42%
8.
10
—
July
97% July
-20
Graham
96
105
Jan
Exchange
.
12%
Jun
July
43 V* Mar
Mar
71%
Jan
17 Va
149 V2
Detroit Steel Corp..—
Sales
11%
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294
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2%
Machine.
Continental
for Week
of Prices
Low
.1
Balcrank
&
Detroit Edison
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
89
95%
*
Consolidated Paper
Consumers Power common
Mar
38
Company
Buell
Goebel
Week's
25
105
1%
General
Last
86%
Jan
Jan
39%
94%
Par
■„
Products—
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler - Corp
Gar
Friday
Metal
Briggs Manufacturing
Fruehauf
STOCKS
Feb
15%
33%
95%
———
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57% July
68% July
July
17%
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American
Apr
July
-
45
Jan
31
*
Cincinnati Stock
75
3
50
Last,
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32% Mar
Jun
54%
■
115
-
Feb
17%
Jan
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30%
27
30%
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31%: May
50 % July
31%
*
——
Jan
121%
July
30%
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Jan
*
104
—_—-12.50
Sale Price
Feb
Feb
13%
United Shoe Machine
Corp common—25
U S Rubber Co—.
-5
U S Smelting Ref & Min Co
50
16.66%
Electric
Jan
15
50
Friday
Jan
90
42%
89
—*
16
64%
28 Ve
Jun
-39%
Feb
July
259
17%
*
System Inc.
Westinghouse Electric Corp
19c
79
58
110
85 V*
56% July
9% Jun
25%
147% 149%
STOCKS.
July
17%
*
81%
85%.
Detroit Stock
Jan
203
56%
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85
5
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Jan
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37
Jan
25
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Jan
5
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81%
160
79
82
12%
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transmission
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are
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53% May
Jan
50
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79
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•
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19%
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& Webster Inc
Torrington Co
Jan
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56%
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27% July
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354
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Mar
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26%
Co
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Low
—
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——-—————
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65% Mar
53
Inc.
Union
Apr
100'
-
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Railroad
Fruit
507
64%
Shawmut
Stone
65
56
—
4
Drug & Chemical
United
89%
77%
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Quincy Mining Co
Rexall
Jun
„
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New England Tel & Tel Co
Mathieson
75%
•
New
Olin
4,801
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Inc
Lone Star Cement
Corp^
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80%
Texaco
49% July
43% Mar
49%
Stores
Company
Service
Jun
57
of Prices
10
Sunray Mid-Continent
38% May
Feb
29%
26%
com.10
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National
Jun
26
225
22%
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Electric
Kenneeott
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1,148''
59%
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St
33%
30%
70
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High
48%
57
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5
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——————-10
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Low
79%
79%
!
50
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
62
33y3
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for Week
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Week's
Friday
Lkst
Sale
46%
46%
.
&
31
STOCKS
33%
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5
Sugar Refining common—25
American
JULY
Sales
of Prices
Low
Co—*
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Agricultural
WEEK
Exchange
last
Par
American
FOR
Jun
2614 July
Jan
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(491)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
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&
Calumet
Gas Ltci
Export
Canadian
preferred
New
America
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Jan
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29%
300
29
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preferred
23%
1
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57%.
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*
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Jan
Feb
66
100
39 Va
Jan
45% May
Motorola
23 ?a
700
21 Va
Jun
25 ft
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60
57%
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Cleveland
Coleman
Co
Inc
System
Gas
National
Cash
25 ft
Jan
33% July
National
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26%
Co
33%
Mar
300
176
50 y8
50%
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200
33 %
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400
35%
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31 ft
300
14%
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100
67
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Oklahoma
$1.60
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Corp
Corp
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93/4 May
274
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Parke-Davis &
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General
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Foods
General
10 Va
July
22%
Feb
26
July
Reynolds
18y2
Jan
27
July
24%.
25%
2,000
20%
Jan
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Rlchman
General
5,800
50%
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80% July
400
19%
Jun
213/4
Jan
26%; 28
2,800
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General
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9%
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73/4
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10% Mar
3%
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97
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57%
40%
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Illinois
Central
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International
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International Tel
Tel
Interstate Power Co
July
Johnson
Jones
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Kansas
Power
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&
&
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119%
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common.
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see
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23%
23%
22% Mar
231% July
17%
17%
18
15%
Apr
20%
60%
59
60 3/4
50
Jan
62 Ya July
31%
31%
31%
26%
Jan
31% July
Jun
Jan
39ft
39
60ft
59%
39 ft
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591/4 July
43% May
12.50
21%
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22 V4
36% May
49%
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50
44 ft
Jun
17
17
21
8ft
Jan
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Jun
48%
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435/®
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44%
40
Jun
48 ft
Apr
48
47%
48 ft
500
46%
Jun
54ft
4an
43%
july
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Jan
703/s Mar
52% Mar
21
July
663/4
67%
1,400
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70%
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513/4
53
1,000
513ft July
733ft
10
773/3
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78%
600
66%
Apr
80
-61ft
63 ft
500
47
Feb
63 ft July
600
2.50
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Apr
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50% July
31
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100
66
Feb
5
543/
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543/4
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Jun
55 Va May
•
21%
31
31%
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Jan
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483ft
120
120
120
July
■-
■
Mar
July
24 Va May
Jan
126 %
Jan
40%
Jan
35%
25
44 3A
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Apr
26'/2 Mar
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165
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Apr
July
6 ft Mar
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Jan
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400
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5
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Jan
8% July
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;
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Jan
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200
25%; 26%
.
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55
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433/4 May
54% Jply
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104% July
130% July
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900
34ft
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313/4
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19% Mar
.
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Feb
12
Jun
8,400
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52 V8
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Oil
Southern
7%
80%
39%
39
40%
900
34
Feb
40 Va
July
72%
72%
72%
300
64
Jan
743/a
Jun
Oil
403ft
Feb
46% May
21%
Feb
28 y8 May
900
23
Jan
54% July
5
353/3
353/a
35%
750
27 3ft
Jun
36 Va July
68 ft
68
ft
200
62%
Jan
69
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16%
163/4
300
15
Jan
21 % Mar
6.25
54%
51%
543/4
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49%
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61ft
25
4734
443/4
47%
5,200
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July
52%
Apr
7
533/4
50 ft
55
17,300
49%
Jun
59 y8
Jan
59
57%
59
1,000
56%
Jun
64
Jan
17% July
;
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Equipment..
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16%
Feb
13
5,500
9%
Jun
15%
Jan
gift
61ft
61ft
6,800
Apr
66%
Jan
341/3
34%
343/a
359
52%
263ft
Jan
38 ft May
253/a
27%
1,600
25%
Jun
29
46%
45%
46%
5,400
35
Jan
46% July
14%
14%
700
14 ft
July
15 ft July
34
33
34%
2,473
30'/2
Jun
38 Va
35%
82
85%
2,300
74%
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86%
5
29%
30 ft
300
27%
Jun
35'ft
3.33%
36 ft
37%
400
27% Mar
Corp
1
Co..
5
25
Transmission
Producing
29ft
28%
29%
8,800
19%
Jan
29% July
66%
66 ft
67%
227
56%
Feb
70
28%
28%
28%
600
23%
Jan
29
16%
16
16%
600
15%
Jan
17 Va May
64%
64%
100
62
Apr
70
Feb
2
31%
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31%
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Jun
31%
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Feb
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1
37%
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Jun
43%
Apr
Corp
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75
77
Apr
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St
Union
Carbide
Corp
Union
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Co
Jan
7% July
Union
Oil
Jan
81% July
Union
Pacific
37%
Feb
64% July
United
Aircraft
600
28%
Jan
32% Mar
United
Air
-
;
Jan
30%
-
300
97 Va
69 y8
2,700
59%
4%
69 3"
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100
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Apr
Jan
lift
2.
150%
365
120 3ft
Feb
150% July
333/8
33%
33%
800
301/2
Jun
35% Mar
50%
50%
51%
1,600
44ft
July
34%
343/4
1,700
Apr
Jun
53 Va
34%
38 Va
Feb
5
53%
53
53%
618
10
20 ft
20 ft
__
lift
100
10%
Feb
United
Corporation
70
July
United
Fruit
4% Mar
United
States
100
20
Jun
12%
Apr
23%
12%
11%'
3,000
11%
Jun
13%
90
ft.
91ft
300
80%
Jan
98
18
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18 ft
250
163/4 July
7ft
7ft
200
54 ft
800
47
300
50
900
46 ft May
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ft;
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Apr
Jan
Jan
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28 ft
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Feb
11% Mar
42ft
Jun
47
Wieboldt Stores
32%
Jan
28
July
July
Inc
Wisconsin
Bankshares
59
Wisconsin
Public
36%
Jan
Wool worth
3
(F W) Co
70%
Feb
89% May
10
(Un)
20%
300
18
Jan
22 ft
Feb
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co*.
100
13%
Jan
17
Feb
Yates-Amer
20% jan
23
Mar
50
Zenith
Machine
Radio
Corp
8%
Jan
33% July
34%
3,800
107 ft
300
97
Jan
66%
500
46%
Jan
103% 105ft
2,200
883ft
Feb
Mar
Apr
July
105% July
700
47
Feb
55
4,200
11
Jan
19 ft May
600
30%
Jan
433ft July
94%
94%
96
700
71
Feb
973/4 July
34 %
34
243/4
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Jan
39 Va July
19%
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200
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28
Jan
34
26 ft
100
23%
Jun
27%
59%
59%
500
53%
Jan
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July
44
45
433ft May
50
Jan
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20
July
26 ft
59%
50
26
30
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Jan
90%
90%
91%
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Jan
8
18%
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18%
500
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119
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400
95 ft May
1
68
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45
118%
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180
800
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623/4 May
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9
33 ft
513ft July
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Co.
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147
8%
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104 %
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool
Corp
6%
1473/4
__i
*
,14%
20 ft
I'14
-22
29%
Steel
Webcor
(Del)
Gypsum
U S
Walgreen
4
Co
Rubber Co
Western
(Un)
Inc
117
91 y4
-
Corp
U S
71% Jan
10
RR
Lines
20
17
25
California
of
May
July
(Un)—
Trav-ler Radio Corp
So
July
•
Company
Corp
Ex-distributlon
£08
Jan
Apr
39
5
Co
Edison
Transamerica
20th
Jan
5
Toledo
Trans
Jan
50c
Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor Power Tool Co
Trane
60% July
Jan
123/s
1
23
Inc
Thompson
Jan
13V2
5
Transmission
Gas
Gulf
Jan
43%
250
12%
Inc
Texas
12%
555
14 ft
10
(Un)
Corp
Gas
600
60 Va
1
Aircraft
Texas
17%
57
14
60 ft
5
10
Corp
Tennessee
Texaco
Jan
17 ft
1
Corp
Furniture
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company
Temco
Mar
}_Ii
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
300
27%
54%
10,700
49%
(Ohio)
Standard Railway
Line
42%
25%
54%
X
Indiana
Stewart-Warner
Stork
42%
26%
2
Inc (Un)
Co
Jan
50c
Service
J (Un)
60%
6
43%
♦
California
745
1,400
46%
46 ft
(Un)
1,400
■1023/t 104%
•
_2:"
Standard
May
Apr
61%
(Un)_____
Public
Co
Feb
Jun
_g
Co
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
D
Jan
July
.15
(Un)
Pacific
Southwestern
35%
5
'
60%
.2' '
22' '
11'
IVi
79 5/i
11% May
54 ft July
58 Va
29%
-•
Mar
55
Jan
42% July
5764%
IV2
79%
Jun
9% Mar
100
47 Va
70
48%
43
2,100
N
73
900
300
Jan
61ft
of
52 Va
139
11%
54
50 Va
10%
Oil
Apr
18
38% July
July
587/a
_1
1
Oil
Jan
51
10%
43
HI3
Corp
Standard
Apr
50
53 ft
5
B
Oil
Standard
46ft
29 ft
38
Feb
Apr
Jan
13%
200
2,100
10%
Class
Sinclair
Jan
50
450
■
n
1,900
44%
11% May
July
12ft
go
18
38%
40%
49%
78
65
1,050
*
13
A
1.40
of
Apr
16%
38%
44%
;
Oil
Feb
17
g
Feb
Sundstrand
14%
g
I5
20
Dredging Corp
5
47%
222/
page
23%
Corp
Standard
'
—
Co__na
For
16% July
25
Feb
1
Standard
*
Marquette
Feb
(Un)
Jun
100
52%
4%
1
Co..——1
22
12%
(Un)—
153 ft July
'
Salle
14% May
Jan
40%
1,200
70
/
39%
•
La
14V»
l77/a
16%
8%
25
18%
"
16 ft
17%
15%
39%
Jan
35%
38y4
_
16% May
16 ft
1,600
56% May
600
24%
—4
8.75
(Un).
48% July
3,746
21%
Jun
32
'
383ft Mar
47%
10%
Jan
130%
.—10
(Uni.
48%
x9%
11%
43%
3.50
Laughlin StSel
13 July
46%
250
Jan
53%
Stephens'& Shinkle Shoe!...*
&
Kaiser
Si July
10%
193/4
Apr
'
'
23 Va
13
177/.
Pen Co class A
0
173/4
,52Va
•
(Un)
Apr
28%
tt
4^3/
(W A)
Brands
"107%
71
•
Co
&
35 Va
28 Va
35
Standard
112
25 ft
5
Apr
Jan
July
75
29 Va July
700
1.
1—7.50
65%
44%
Jun
21%, 22
31 Vb
(Un)_„*
Jun
58% July
101
Jan
16%
2,000
*
.
International Nickel Co
International Paper (Un)
Feb
Feb
Jun
2,100
'
21%
-
/
42
821/4
200
Jan
28%
143/a"
,-.7%
*
101
53%
Square
5
_*
Co..—i—
56%
101
23%
53% May
21%
21ft
40%
112
1
Interlake Steamship Co..
International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical
2,400
'
28ft
Southern Co (Un)
25 ft
Jun
113 ft 117%
14%
—*
Indiana Steel Products Co
58%
56 ft
xoi
Feb
65
100
443A Mar
70
21%
116 ft
„__10
RR___
30% May
300
400
52%
10
27% July
4,400
52
24%
ft.
1
;
200
21% May
28
70
77 :i-
1
:
27%
Jun
71ft
43% May
f
Werner
27%
Apr
58ft
43%
Socony
'
Hein
46% May
27%
16%
250
28
533/4
141
1
3
1
.25
393ft May
5,300
69
300
19
*
(G) Brewing Co.
.2,700
41
60
64 V4
1,000
Heileman
42 3/4
1
){'
60
'
1
3
61
40
j
25%'
*'
v
28
25
21%
60%
42
59
Corp
50%
—
66'A
.2.
20
finv,
Schwitzer
81% May
63%i
Corp
Apr
Schering Com
•-.,78% July
63%
Oil
333/4
33%c
Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Jun
*
Gulf
Louis
443/4 Mar
*
Greyhound
July
25
St
600
300
Great
:
29
Apr
A July
3/64 July
600
33 %c
National Stockyards
Public Service class
St Louis
1,900
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock——
A
20
33
65 ft
Paper
Standard
79 ft
600
Cooperage class
Corn (Un)__
77,400
32%
15 yn
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
24%
47%
Towing 'common..,
River Raisin
Rockwell
78
46%;
Lakes
3/64
'
__
63%
Tobacco
Brothers Co
58 3/4 July
Mar
383/4 May
243/a Jun
600
'
Bros
Jan
643A
Co
:
47ft
Greif
25%
J)
76%-
"■
...
(R
74%:
—12.50
Stores
Jan
16 ft
Sears Roebuck & Co
743/4
94y4
1
Drug
Gray
Metals
Sheaffer
743/4
_
Granite City Steel Co.'
22%
1
Jan
400
5
:
Co.. 1.
2,100
5
Jan
1,700
8
:
23 ft
g
24%;
1
"Z
23
(Un)__^
9y»
1,400
75' ft
76%
"
35%
1
66%
80%; 82
94.1;
?
Jun
of Indiana
Co
Feb
50%! 54%
.1
j__—
Jun
15'% July
Jan
7%
81%
lo
ex-distribution..,
10 ft
900
709
QVa
3ft
50% July
2.50
i
w
com
-
54
&. Electronics Corp
10
Rubber..
83'Ac
&
28ft
3
Rexall Drug & Chemical
St
14%
f
8
.
39 %j
Corp
(W
Feb
300
||
9
39 V4
Brothers
Goodyear
14%
3 1
"
1
(The)
Alden
28 ft
103/4 May
56%'
Products
Gillette
Jan
300
60%;
56%
Telephone
General
1,200
July
;
11%
v
*
1.66%
Cement—
Apr
13,500
20
.5
Portland
8
Jan
7%
78%
Co...
Corp
5
ft;
Corp..
Motors
30%
Inc
600
6
31/4
—1
(Un)
29 ft
23ft
.5
(Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
200
9
2
54 ft Mar
3^34
Co
Public Service
27.
.5
Corp.
Contract
32% May
Jun
2
;
RR
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
26
__
_1
42% May
Jan
48
Corp
25%
U
2
distribution
ex
Corp...
Apr
25%
5,600
Radio Corp of America
27 ft
Transportatiori_2.50
Bancshares
General
32 Va
5,100
51%
47
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co..
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
15
lo
American
300
30%
483/8
preferred—.
26 Va May
19%:
Jan
Mar
♦
39
7ft' "
1
...
prior
conv
B
Jun
77%'
52
39
Co
Jan
20
-
Jan
jg
common
Jun
Jun
393ft
_50
Peabody Coal Co
13%
78%
2
Corporation
class
Co
Patterson-Sargent
lift
•
1,000
IIIIII"*
30%
Jan
31% July
46%
l
(Un)
Co
300
7
13
Feb
50%
•
3,800
5,100
Feb
26ft
25
!
1,300
9%
523ft May
10
1,400
29%
5
Corp
(Un)
18%
8%
Jan
800
29%
38%
3.33
•
American World Airways
Rights
25 y4.
5
Inc.:
&
34
■
34ft
100
103/4
28%
51 Vc.
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
1321/4 July
39
Apr
July
68% May
Feb
3i)v2
6.25
97 ft July
"
Dairies
Chemical
45%
100
,
Jun
*
7.50
Electric
Gas
Potter
58%
106
10
Gas
Pacific
Philco
34% Mar
Jun
45%
5
Co
Glass
Parker
59% July
28%
10
1
Apr
9
5
;
Co——
Foremost
Natural
Owens-Illinois
Pan
11
500
493/4
49%
28%
—III.*
Jan
26%
25%V
85
Co
14%; 14%
_1
40
1
2
Corp
preferred
Brewing
Falstaff
323
12
OUn-Mathieson
Revlon
Fairbanks Whitney
Jan
I5
(Un)
75 ft
,
12% May
75% Feb
651/4
1
34%
16%'
Jan
61%
61
132ft
__1
Service
Bancorporation
2,700
*
113ft May
Co—
38%
17»/4
Phonograph (Un)„5
Jan
503/s July
__s
Power
97%
32
;34
3
&
Co
Railroad
95%
53/4
60%
(Un)
38%'
10
(Un)__
400
131ft 132 ft
Co
95
1
Inc__
Co
126 Va July
625
Ohio Edison Co
Pure
Eastern Air Lines
Jan
1,700
:
Natural
5%
May
Jan
Jun
Feb
34
Jan
42 /
—
692
44
-
33%'
331/4
5
;
26 "-•■
43%
5
Dodge Manufacturing Co__
1,000
33 %
-64%
-
58%
11%
Jun
Jun
33%
44
Jun
600
323/4
(Un)
Corp
Public
Ohio
Mar
Jan
25 Va May
34
Feb
55ft
61%
Rights
603/8 Mar
..
Car
Indiana
Northwest
14%-
,1.2
__
Jan
40%
400
9%
39
2,400
11%
1
Aviation
(Minnesota)
633/4 Mar
26 / ,Jan
•-10%
Feb
109 ft May
53%
29%
141/4
34% V
5
Company
Edison
51%
,
25
Cudahy Packing Co...
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
D
49 %
52'"
5
;
i„
w
'49%
49%
33%
America
of
8%
I10
Northern
Jan
'
Controls Co
1,000
31%
—II_•
Northern
24% Mar
<
Jun
52% May
a,300
,1,250
11%
11%
11%
1
/
■
59
59%
RR
Amer
;-15ft July
Jan
25%
49 %
Apr
22% July
56% July
Jan
ilv
Mfg
Northern
31 ft July
Jan
"
49%
■
Jun
5.500
J_ - •;/ ;
'28% //.
;
10
20 Va
59%
' f
25%
56%
96 ft
16%
3014
Co
&
Central
North
55 Va
107% 108'%
ftft/
900
501/,
Northern Illinois Gas Co..
Jan
54%
Jun
13% July
__
York
American
,48% Mar
<
233/4 Mar
591/6
22%
122% 126%
__
——5
North
'901
450
'Sift '< "
150
49
122%
1
Co (Un)
63%
Jun
1.650
:__5
Corp
185
83% July
,
14%
-
Feb
89%
5
(Un)__
■72% May
30%
♦
Co
New
Feb
14 ft
1.33 y3
Container Corp of America..._
Continental Can Co
National
53
Jun
44 Va: Jan
/
100
'49
Tile
Feb
Apr
20%
Jan
50%
1,800.
85
Standard
:•
185
Jan
147 Va
1,800
; /100
Gypsum
Lead
National
Jan
147
47%
National
National
45
,
Jan
8y8
8
:
Apr
44
58%
5
Jan
"
30%
,20
'1: ;58%
151
.Is
Register
May
32 %
Apr;
3,500
Corp
,;.37ft Apr
25
36%
1,000
4134 ;3,J0
29%
25
——
Continental Motors
Nachman
Apr
14Va
______100
Power
Consumers
Jan
74ft
,,
29%
10
.
common
•'5.259? preferred
Consolidated Foods
36
Jan
35% July
78 Va Mar
410
50 % May
Jun
60 / July
Jan
Ma;
113%
38
553/a
»
401/,
———50c
Jun
9
21%
*
3
Jun
Jan
153
147 ft
7%
883/4
.."5
High
44%
500
36 ft
~~_2
Company
Low
300
8%
146
o8
221/
Inc
700 (
.
147ft
(Un)
Co
66%
♦
(Un)
Edison
Commonwealth
&
28
5
...
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
301/4
49
Apr
(Philip)
293/8
47%
49
15
Morris
Apr
48
8%
12.50
Co.—II
Montgomery Ward &
6% Mar
•
200
;
71%
f
34% July
Jun
900
.
34 Va
15-%
54
"V
'
—100
...
30%
48
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
xq
_
Shares
Low
(Un)
Cement
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
3%
66% 168%
"ioft'ft
:__1"".
common.
./ft.
Portland
55%
100
176
—
Iron
Missouri
42%'
- 175
Convertible/preferred.^—"—_t—_*
Chrysler Corp
"-.L--2.——.25
.V:67ft >
Cities; Service Co...!/
____10 •
■ ft'.
City; Products Corp/2'___—
_*. j, ;f
*-.* •
Cliffs
Mississippi River Fuel
Jan
100
15
.
175 '
_1_
$7
preferred
Jan
46
Jun
1,212
33 %
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_* •':
41/2 %
48%
41 y4
2,100
57%
,
~
for Week
of Prices
iq
Minnesota Min & Mfg
39% July
20
32% Mar
Jun
:
4%
—
Utilities
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Jan
62%
33%
Corp
_i
341/3
170%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry~ (VJn )__JiJ_i__25.:„>
29%;
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific—*<: ".I-1.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry' com.
o?.*-# 261/s
41
5 % series A preferred_l_j_'____'inoo
41
v
-
3 V8
South
Sales
Range
Par
Middle
27 ft July
34%
4%
Chemetron
Cleveland
High
500
Week's
FLas7
Sale Price
(Un)
common
Centlivre
Low
High
2%
31
STOCKS
43%
—'
JULY
Range Since Jan. t
27 Va
•
29ft'
—50
of
Corp
Celanese
27
__30c
25
.1.—1Q
Carrier Corn common
4ft%
Low
__
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
Shares
27 '
2%
.
ENDED
for Week
ft'-"I 'ft-v
;pat
Hecla Inc—
..I
5
:
Range
of Prices
iSale Price
•
■
•
WEEK
FOR
Sales
119
May
20 ft Mar
132%
Mar
Jan
Jun
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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MARKET^
OUT-OF-TOWN
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
31
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
ACF
Par
-
,
Aeco
Corp
Corp
Alaska
Allegheny
Gold
Corp
Warrants
Allied
300
16
Jun
22%
Jan
500
63% Mr,r
80 V*
Apr
20%
21%
300
17%
29 %
10,100
85c
Jan
American
Bdcast-Para
American
Can
Inc
Co
American Cement
100
5%
4,600
42c
700
10 Va
Jan
9%
200
7Va
Feb
9%
5
100
4
Feb
5% Mar
32
31%
32 %
800
36%
36
38 Va
2,600
87%
92%
29%
30
27 V* May
3,500
Theatres (Un)_l
—12.50
25
(Un)
28%
30%
43
45 %
26 Va
27
63%
63%
64%
1
15%
15'/a
16 %
•
14%
15
Motors
(Un)
5
47
46%
48%
Sanitary (Un)
5
15%
15 Va
15%
44%
44%
45
80
79%
80
99 % 100 >/8
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Tel
Co
Co
(Un)
Corp
25
__
(Un)__
25
Corp
Ampex
1
Anaconda
(The)
Co
Anderson-Prichard
Armco
Steel
Armour
&
Oil
Refining Co
Corp
(Un)
Atlas
Warrants
Avco
Mfg
Bandini
Petroleum
Barker
Bros
Aircraft
Bendix
Aviation
Benguet
Cons
Bishop
Oil
Co
Airplane
Chica Oil
Co
Burlington
Burroughs
37%
62
Feb
May
18%
Apr
Feb
56 V*
Public
Jan
22%
21
22%
200
19 »/a
Feb
29%
Jan
Jun
203%
Jun
28
Jun
501/4
50%
200
45 V* Mar
54%
Jun
46%
46%
100
37%
47
Gillette
Co
Good
Humor
56 V*
July
(W R)
Great
Northern
Great
Western
Hartfield
Stores
Hawaiian
27%
Jan
32% July
300
43%
Jun
52%
Apr
Hiller
6 V*
July
8%
Jan
Hilton Hotels
3%
400
3
July
3%
Apr
Hoffman
Electronics
Jan
17 V* May
100
Jan
18 V* July
Homestake
3%
3%
5,500
5
78%
Pi
1
39
78%
39
700
39
1,000
11%
1.700
7c
9c
1%
200
57 Va
9 V*
Feb
18,000
39
July
9
May
1.100
34 Va
Jun
6%
6%
6%
3,400
5%
Feb
46%
43%
46%
1,000
i_5
25%
25%
29
1,200
28%
29 V*
400
7%
7 Va
7%
8%
8%
10%
J
25%
24%
26 Va
34%
34%
35%
Cement
600
5
65%
52%
66
5.50
21%
Co
Co
_
California
Packing Corp new
Dry Corp (Un)
85
Jun
2
Mar
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier
Case
Corp
(J
I)
Oil
Railway
Int'l
July
International
Apr
International
Tel
12
May
46% July
29% July
Nickel
Oil
Intex
Cerro
de
Pasco
Jade
Oil
Johns-Manville- Corp (Un)__
—5
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Unl——-10
Apr
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
Kaiser Industries
Jan
Kern
14%
45 % Msr
6.300
36 V*
Jan
66
19 Va
Jun
Chadbourn
Champlin
Chance
Oil
Chicago
Rock
Chrysler
Cities
&
Vought
Clary
Refining
Aircraft
Island
&
Pac
Lear
Inc
Com
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Broadcasting
Columbia
Gas
Cons
Choi
♦
System
(Un)
&
Consol
Electrodynamics
Continental
Products
Crane
Co
Crucible Steel
Cuban
Oil
Curtiss-Wright
Decca
Records
Deere
Sc
Denver
Desilu
Jan
Feb
May
72% May
Menasco
50%
52%
Jun
64%
Merck
Fruit
Chemical
duPont
Elder
El
Kodak
Mines
Paso
Emerson
Radio
Emporium
Erie
Eureka
&
Corp
Co
Phono
(Max)
Fairbanks
&
Co
Whitney
45
Jan
14 V*
14%
200
11%
59%
11%
1.500
59 Va
300
50 V*
54%
53%
900
52 V*
Feb
59 Va
Jun
National
51%
600
35%
Jan
53% July
National
6
6Va
600
4%
Jan
50 Va
12 Va
Jan
15% July
11
Feb
13%
58
500
51 Va
80
600
60Va .Feb
59 Va
Apr
81
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jun
133/4 Jan
91
90%
91
200
86 Va Mar
94 Va May
14%
14%
200
123/4 July
25
75
Feb
28%
Jun
1
37%
Feb
67% Mar
July
Mt
Diablo
Nafi
Corp
44%
300
373/9 Jun
48 %
July
42c
15,100
40c
65c
*
Steel
Jun
60 V*
Jan
National
32%
Feb
2%
Jan
14 Va
14%
200
10%
Jun
17 Va
Feb
National Theatres Inc
(Un)
Natomas Company
New England Electric System
12%
12%
100
11 Va
Jun
16%
Jan
N
34%
35%
700
27%
Jan
39 Va
Apr
Niagara-Mohawk
Y Central
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Corp
18% July
38
Jan
41%
200
49 Va
Jan
69
47%
48
200
323/4
Jan
617/a May
900
42 V* Mar
46
46%
5%
53/4
50
17
17
100
46%
7%
2.30
7Va
58
Jan
7%
700
2.30
2.45
2,200
1.75
85%
300
693/s
Feb
6 Va
Feb
Feb
May
Feb
7 Va Mar
5% July
15%
81%
22
8 Va
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jun
3% May
89% May
20%
20%
600
18%
Jan
22% Feb
23%
263/8
3,900
21%
Feb
29 Va
36 V*
36V4
38 Va
40
35% July
41% Mar
11%
11%
13
2,900
11% July
13
55
55
56%
1,900
383/4
Jan
56% July
31
31
100
29
Jan
34
Feb
July
26
July
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26
49%
26
100
26
49%
493/4
400
40 Va
13
14%
14%
100
_1
5%
53/a
300
18%
19
200
(Un)_5
May
July
50% July
Jan
4V4
Feb
203/a
Jan
6%
Feb
Power
Apr
American
Invest
May
20% July
North
Jun
Feb
20
Mar
Northern Pacific
19
3,100
20
Mar
83
83
27
72% Mar
83
41%
100
40 Va
July
58
Mar
42%
44%
1,200
41 Va
Jan
147
Feb
11%
11%
600
67% May
200
78% Mar
92% July
92%
131/4
800
7
7
1,200
1
20%
20
20%
900
____*
28%
28%
29Va
*'
36%
36%
20c
19c
9% July
317a
Jan
13% July
Jun
12% Mar
193/4
Jan
21V8
500
26
Feb
313/4 July
37
500
35%
Jun
40 3/4
Jan
34c
Feb
20c
13,400
2.25
2.15
2.25
1,700
1
(Un)
Jun
45%
45%
46%
1,800
7
17c
1.75
39%
July
Jun
Jan
Jan
2.90 Feb
52 Va Mar
common
Railway
38
38
100
24%
Jan
38
July
25%
110
24
Jan
26
May
55
54%
55
600
473/4
Feb
57 Va May
33%
33%
351/4
2,000
31 Va
Jan
443/a May
18 Va
18%
150
15 3%
Jan
3%
4%
53,600
40%
421/4
300
1
!
—
25%
5
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preferred
25
(Un)
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41%
34Va Mar
Jun
12'A
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Feb
83
Jun
59
921/8
Co
13 V*
41%
263/4
28%
500
7
1
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2 50
100
1,200
61
1
American
67c
27%
3 2 3/3
13 V*
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North
July
60%
1
(Un)
19
32%
10
1
(Un)
14% Mar
273/4
32%
_1
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15%
13
100
68%
July
25%
(Un)
Feb
21
Oil
Corp
July
21 Va
Jan
413/a
66%
1
Distillers & Chem Corp
Gypsum Co (Un)
May
17% May
41%
66%
12.50
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City
National
July
48 V*
41%
1
*
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7
1 Va
200
Apr
40c
.
41c
1
300
.
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1.36 July
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136
29%
36 3/4
*
58%
26
135
31
Apr
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(Un):
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48
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11% July
43% July
48
1,800
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7%
500
87%
88%
300
75 V*
50c
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41 Va
500
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100
15% Mar
39 Va May
5
7%
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6
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34
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300
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58
900
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63%
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23% Jan
25
65
25
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1st
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53% July
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25
preferred
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21%
Jan
Jan
Mar
47a July
46% May
2.75
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Cement & Aggregates
Gas & Electric common
Jan
2%
39
22
Jun
393/4 July
19%
45%
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Feb
100
53 V*
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55%
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2,000
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20
5
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1,100
19%
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5
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Olin Mathiesoh Chemical Corp
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red
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1st
25
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29%
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32
27
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29
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Feb
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273/4
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25%
100
1st
25
22%
25
700
1st
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26.
25
25
25'/4
400
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25
22%
22%
300
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23 y8 May
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preferred
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25
25
25 Va
Jan
Apr
Pacific
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21
Jan
Apr
26% May
100
14 Va
10
62
62
100
45
Feb
58
July
Pacific
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52 Va
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7
4,000
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5534 Jan
•
90%
86
Jun
11
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320
50
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22% Jan
71
Apr
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page
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86 Va
86 Va
40
86% July
91
87%
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20
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14 Va
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100
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Jun
10 y*
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Pacific
Feb
Packard-Bell
4% July
8
19
19 Va
300
16%
Feb
20% May
24%
25%
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Jan
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900
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17 V*
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25 V*
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Montrose Chemical
14%
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Fairchild Eng &
Airplane (Un)
Fargo Oils Ltd
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19 V*
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130
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100
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29 Va
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18%
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86%
116% May
13
Co
96c
Jan
Jan
18%
1
100
800
30
(Un)
63%
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1
(Un]
130
38%
30
Monsanto Chemical
20%
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Corp
Inc
24% Mar
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Co
Jun
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Natural
130
37%
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Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Monogram Precision Indus
July
•
Auto-Lite Co
Electrical Products
100
130
37%
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12%
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57 Va July
'
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&
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1.35 Mar
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Jan
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)
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47
5
&
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39%
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*
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58 Va
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200
5
10% May
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common
18,300
10
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l
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17%
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53%
8% July
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9%
(Un)
Jan
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19
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4,900
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5%
67%
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Eastman
Co
Co
36%
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Douglas Oil Co of Calif
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23%
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_
74c
53 V*
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400
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.
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i
300
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.
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56 V*
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preferred
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Inc
1
47
1
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new
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37
45
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Rio
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300
700
1
8%
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104% 104%
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McBryde
64%
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com
7%
1.50 Jan
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31 Va
Matson Navigation Co
31%
1
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300
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300
14%
200
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5
24%
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•
31%
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Curtis Publishing
Co
(Un)
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6%
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393/4
29%
25
4%
200
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400
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41%
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600
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*
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23%
54%
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43%
4
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32% July
5%
33%
6
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2.80
42%
17
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16%
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commoh—
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Jun
24%
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23%
1
29 Va
July
common
Macy & Co
21%
(Un)
Lorillard
Jun
49
200
90c
26% Mar
65
Inc
Corp
Apr
34 Va
(Un)__*
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Crestmont
Crown
Co
Feb
12%
.
Corn
26%
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100
48%
31%
40% July
363/4 Jun
2.75
43 Va
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Continental Oil Co (Un)
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18
Jan
31
1
45%
21%
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Feb
313/4
20 Va
(Un)
1
Corp
12
62%
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13%
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Jan
300
100
50
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25
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
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Jan
13%
30%
17Va
14%
39%
118% July
Jan
July
10
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48%
13%
2.50
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32% Mar
Jun
of
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14%
i
6,200
21
14Va
39%
14%
Jun
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36 Va July
„
21%
Jan
11% Mar
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.
8%
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300
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200
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21%
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200
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65
Jan
100
66%
26%
19%
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300
13
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20%
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700
67%
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173/4
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32
10
59%
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50%
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20
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200
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21
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29
24%
Jun
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39% July
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25
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&
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Jan
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10
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2%
100
1,200
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47%
21%
3
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54%
31% July
Feb
25
12.50
10
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43 V* May
Jan
13
20%
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(Un)
&
Celanese
Cenco
1%
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Feb
(Un)—50c
Imperial Development Co Ltd
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59
34% July
29%
5
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5
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8%
300
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Co
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300
10%
Maryland Mines Corp
25% July
38
19 Va
700
10
4
Feb
Jan
35%
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Idaho
46 V*
34%
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97c
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5
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54
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Feb
49 V* May
Mar
1
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Apr
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100
,
56%
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(Un)
100
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8
7 Va
200
43
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14
6,500
200
1
—
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14%
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—
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Jan
Feb
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2,500
2,1C0
16%
4%
51c
83%
Feb
25% May
5
3.00 Mar
27% Jan
Jan
200
(Un)
(Un)
Jun
July
3y8
7,000
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2.10
22
95
58c
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200
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60c
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Oil & Chemical Co
Lakes
400
Jan
Apr
1
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Steel Co (Un)
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1,700
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53
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2.20
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94%
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47
1
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Gladding McBean & Co
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Industries Inc
—
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Grace
July
Feb
42
6%
3 Va
Feb
44%
29%
3%
60 Va
July
78% July
400
45 %
1
1,400
Jun
5%
26
400
19 V*
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22
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78
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32% July
18%
200
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80 Va July
800
1,400
100
24%
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47
May
80 Va
5%
24%
84% July
Feb
22%
23
May
5%
24%
Jan
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67% Mar
75%
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65 V* Mar
62
800
;-.5%
Jun
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1
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Jan
July
com
&
Georgia-Pacific Corp
106%
7 Va
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(Un)_5
(Un)
new
...
50%
27% July
50% July
Electronics (Un)—10
General Tire & Rubber Co. (Un)_83%c
Telephone
Goodrich
87 V* July
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Pub
14%
Co
California Ink
Service
General
Lehman
Canada
45 % Mar
58% July
General
Apr
89
7% July
200;
32%
Corp
Calaveras
July
Mar
16
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Corn
preferred
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Jun
2,000
17
45
100
1
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Budd
Company
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6 %
91
79%
2
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Bunker
Jun
30%
(Un)
Cons
Bolsa
Jun
July
2,700
3,800
•1,700
22
Feb
(Un)
Mammoth
Feb
57%
Jan
Co
Black
39%
26%
68% July
(Un)
Corp
45 V*
Apr
22
37%
5
Bestwall
Gypsum
Bethlehem Steel
15 Va
43 V.
76
10
(Un)
July
24Va
56%
3
Corp
28 Va
200
24%
Corp
84
Consolidated
Inc
76
Jan
(Un)—
Co
Pacific
General
Gladden
1
(Un)
Jun
183/4
Exploration Co of California—1
Motors Corn common
1%
General
Jan
Co__.
Corp
59
800
Jan
Corp
Barnnart-Morrow
Bell
800
2,300
82%
30%
—
Corp
68 Va
27%
81 Va
46%
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
67 V*
26%
81 Va
General
18%
Jan
Jan
5
100
(Un)
Corp
Jan
July
Jun
% July
1,100
1
—-
213/4
3,300
100
(Un)
Jun
31
3%
Atlantic
19%
54 V*
Electric
49 V* July
18%
Refining (Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
800
51
65%
&
20
44%
32%
80
20
High
27 Va
65%
5
80
54
32%
10
52 %
Jan
Low
45%
5
Corp (Un)
(111) (Un)
Feb
51
30%
10
(Un)
41
1,100
5
General
Feb
200
64 Va
1,000
78%
68 %
—_—.——_—i_——2.
Corp
"
Gas
51%
77%
19%
27 Va
American Oil of Texas.
Dynamics Corp
Jun
3,700
7 Va
50%
—_—~1
Garrett
General
Gimbel
Jan
56 %
83
50%
1
Co
General
Gen
Range Since Jan. 1
——1
———
Trailer
50
j.
Corp (Un)
(Un)
2
Shares
High
—5
__T
...———
Inc
7%
62%
Co
Warrants
Ashland
(Un)
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana
10
Corp
Co
Dairies
Fruehauf
64% July
19% May
Feb
87 %
53%
83%
Rights
27.
14
200
33%
&
30% July
50 Va
25%
2,900
(Un)—•
Smelting & Refining
Apr
Feb
12
1.400
Standard
33%
Jun
46%
300
American
American
July
115
Jan
20%
900
American & Foreign Power (Un)
July
34
39 Va July
23 Va
1,000
Inc
Jan
Apr
Apr
42
350
10
May
24 Va
1,800
26%
81
900
45 V.
Feb
26%
300
29%
Tel
6% Mar
12%
29%
American
90% Mar
Feb
12 Va
92%
American
Jan
3%
5
12%
1
(Un)_.
Corp
July
82
13 V*
—___1
Corp pfd (Un)_
Electronics
50c
89%
5V4
1
(Un)
com
American Cyanamid Co
46c
89%
46c
5%
Feb
9%
1
Corp.:
America
of
Airlines
American
_2
Co
Mfg Co (Un10
capital
Co
20%
._
American
Motor
Foremost
Friden
Chem
&
May
Limited
Aluminum
Ford
High
16%
(Un)—
common
Pictures
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Low
High
76 %
*
Mining
(Un)
Artists
Jan. 1
75
Co (Un)
Juneau
Low
Mach
Food
Sin^e
Range
16%
1
10c
_____
Reduction
Air
Shares
5
Laboratories
Admiral
for Week
of Prices
for Week
Low
Par
2.50
Wrigley Stores Inc (Un)
Abbott
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Pacific Goast Stock Exchange
Friday
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
,
Pan
Gas
Development—33 %c
Petroleums Ltd
Tel
&
Tel
common
Electric
50c
American World Airways
(Un)
Rights
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Mar
Feb
Jan
185% July
800
39% July
447a July
900
23 V4
35%
149
1
277/a
29%
J?
—
(Un)
29%
Jun
15
7,600
i! July
11 July
46%
46%
100
44% May
51 Va Mar
Jan
Apr
Number 5869
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
S7
(493)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Davis & Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
Parke
50
33%c
3
Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co—
puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Philip
Oil
Pure
(Un)
Oil
Apr
20%
26%
Jan
3174 July
West
5%
Jan
10%
Western
Air
3674
Jun
Jan
400
May
Western
28%
3,600
Jan
36% May
Western
58%
Pacific
200
55
Jun
6474
49%
50
600
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jun
52% Mar
18%
Jan
2674 July
69%
Woolworth
100
(F W)
59
Jan
69 74
Yellow
44%
400
39%
Jun
6714
600
43%
Feb
700
19%
Feb
30 y4
lO'/a
600
77%
78%
300
27
28%
4,400
62%
62 %
100
46%
48%
400
112% 120%
52%
53%
900
67
48%
Jun
—
23%
28
>23%
1.25
<
24%
1.25
1.30
88%
46%
Feb
62i/4 July
Inc
Stores
Louis-San Francisco
St
Regis
San
1.66%
,
St
31 y4
Jan
18
74
55 V4
Scott
Paper Co
Sears
Roebuck
Servel
Co
&
96c
Jan
79%
10674
Jun
20%
64
45%
3,200
40%
22%
1,100
2074 July
20
Apr
Alan
July
American
Steel
Arundel
24'/2 Mar
50
Shasta
Shell
Jun
B
S
Siegler
teignal
\
.
■
''
Jun
42
53%
26% July
53 74 July
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
26 %
29'/4 May
1% May
Curtis
44%
Delaware
■Smith-Corona-Marchant
Oil
Mobil
Jan
25%
Jun
800
H JuJy
Inc
500
73%
Jan
851/2 July
24%
1,200
23 74
Feb
29%
Apr
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
47%
700
39%
Jan
491/4
Jun
Finance
400
400
100
9 74
974
400
19 %
..
•
'
.
,
Foremost
1474 Mar
Class
Feb
A
2,500
891/4
Apr
37%
643
Jan
4174
Jun
4974
52 74
1,604
39 74
Jan
22%
22 74
49%
200
13%
Feb
1
9%
9%
9%
447
8%
.
22% July
302
Apr
Brothers
29%
296
19%
Jan
52
52%
298
40 %
Jun
54%
67%
66
%
68%
648
50%
Feb
72% May
13%
12%
13 74
419
11
Jun
16%
Jan
.13.50
66%
65%
67
447
62% July
67
July
24%
24
24%
1,327
23
Jun
27
Feb
51%
5174
55 %
518
38%
Jan
551/4 July
49
49
5
v
.10
.
_
'
10
—
_
—
5
Corp
_
t c
43%
Jan
600
67%
Apr
$1.41
200
13% July
21%
Jan
Lehigh
50%
Jan
550
1974
Jun
2174
65
177%
Jan
44% Mar
19
Apr
58% July
4774 July
18%
137%
2,921
Jan
Madison
preferred
B
Fund
46
43
Jun
51%
57%
59%
800
54%
Jun
63% Mar
Martin
24%
24%
200
2574 Mar
Merck
x25
•'Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
6% preferred
—25
21%
21%
23% May
20% Jun
23 74
29%
30
1,100
28%
Jun
31%
Jan
Pennsalt
29%
29%
29%
100
28%
Jun
30'/2
Feb
Southern
Cal
Southern
Company
Southern
Petroleum
Pacific
—2
.
(Un)
Co
46
37
Jan
24
710
16%
Feb
24
23
23
100
21
Jun
231/4
29
29
13%
25
—
.24.50
•
.
10
13%
74
18
,
30 % Mar
10 %
15% July
Apr
18%
19%
352
17%
Jun
2074
48%
48%
49%
211
32%
Jan
61% May
82%
82%^ 89%
485
67 7%
Feb
90
10
33%
3274
33%
*
27%
27'%
28'%
Co
California
of
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil
74i/4
54
Feb
59%
Jun
40%
Apr
4674 May
26%
25%
27%
3,700
21%
Feb
13%
14%
800
9%
Feb
51%
55
7,100
49%
Jun
45
47%
1,000
4474 July
of
J
N
5074
54'%
4.800
(Un)
TXL
Inc—.
19%
Texaco,
$1.25
12%
12%
13
3,800
.__1
26%
25%
4
27
4%
2,000
Petroleum
22,300
46
46%
20%
22%
1
—25
...
4%
—
1
__
1
Transmission
25—~85%
1574
Jan
Sun
29
J an
United
Corp
Jan
United
Gas
35%
Jan
46% July
400
19%
Jun
251/2
11%
100
5,300
574
Feb
Jun
9
86%
27% July
3,300
19
July
29
29
29%
1,700
19%
Jan
1,312
19%
19%
70
40'%
22
1,330
20%
20%
85%
9%
Jan
3674 May
2974
Jun
44 74
37 74
21
Apr
May
Apr
20% July
114
83%
Jan
25% May
1474 Jan
1,169
25
May
Jan
87
Mar
72 %
_
.
„
.
22%
196
22'% July
24%
Jan
58%
59%
819
451/4
Jun
62 74
Jun
26
27%
864
2474
Jun
61%
59%
61%
477
27% July
6674 Feb
——" '
1
.
22%
58%
27%
*
2.50
8%
"
——
56%
—19.50
Corp
Lothrop
common-
*
416
19%
'
_
10
50%
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
58%
Apr
13%
Jan
2074
100
Jun
47%
Jan
53% May
106% July
57
Jan
106% July
61%
50
80
'
249
106% 106%
80
_
Jun
8%
48%
20
6174
*
57%
25
57%
50
'
8%
55%
19%
'
13.50
64
Apr
25% Mar
50c
674 May
747
26%
83%
_
Improvement
&
5,078
28%
BONDS
Apr
75
100
20%
new.
.
_
Jan
35 74
900
30%
29% July
common
&
Const
Co.—
Airlines
Oil
Union
Pacific Ry
Union
Sugar
Co
of
(Un)
1
•
Co
(Un)
Lines
Aircraft
Inc
United
Cuban Oil
United Fruit Co
Corp
;U S Industries Inc
Universal Cons Oil
34%
32
Jan
22%
200
17
Jan
24%
1
42%
300
39
Feb
42%
Feb
3174
100
27 74
Jan
317/2 Mar
38%
300
12374
44
Jun
38%
2,000
500
331/2
U
Jun
10%
Feb
Mar
Jan
40
Apr
110
2574
Jun
850
374
Jan
4
Jun
73% May
25% July
91
Mar
31
Apr
Mar
Renner
600
4 6 74
Jan
67% July
102% 104%
800
88% Mar
10574 July
5174 July
100
6% May
7%
„
.
1
7%
43
52%
July
Co
Rockwell-Standard
Feb
51% July
8
Feb
26%
3%
2.50
10
5
474
8%
26%
4-
3%
85%
161
86%
27%
85 %
28 74
31
7%
Jan
8% Mar
27%
1.00
Feb
Jun
85c
85c
350
70c
3874
38
38%
170
29%
Jan
16
15%
16
111
13%
Jan
150
16
56
32
Jan
23% July
38 % Mar
70%
Feb '
98 %
—-—1
5
Corp
(The)
Corp
United Engineering & Fdry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Corp
Seeberg
8%
26%
10
—
21
8%
8.50
—*
Plymouth Oil Corp
May
400
5
Jan
14
2,000
Jun
33
58
45
24% Mar
130
Jan
51%
Jun
37
42% Jan
43
20%
37
100
51%
163
40
800
200
—
56% July
27
48%
67%
45
Jan
Jun
3674
12%
10
36%
5674
21%
Jun
4874
12.50
252
54%
23 Vb
3574
1174
65%
45%
34%
34 74
103
Feb
155
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate -Glass —
4474 Mar
42%
36%
601
Equitable Gas Co
(Joseph) Co—
Mountain Fuel Supply
Jan
Jun
Mar
75
44
37%
Horne
Apr
■fir July
14
24%
Duquesne
%
Jan
37
Duquesne
July
July
34%
July
5%
24
Jun
19
45
59
1,815
37
55
July
65%
Jan
11v0
44
10
High
45%
24%
Apr
19
Jan
44
9%
16
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co—.
5
34
100
31
1
Low
5874
21%
500
5174 July
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
58
5
System—.
Shares
1
1,000
300
Jan
Gas
19
1,400
84
Columbia
Feb
49
•'
Jun
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Blaw-Knox Co
34%
67%
(Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries
Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
33
4374
54%
76
Sales
Range
Last
Par
53% July
Jun
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
July
100
9,000
5
Co..
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
150
Feb
$2,0C0
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Apr
150
16%
Universal Match Corp
4374
Jun
35
51 %
%
—
1975
Jun
33%
3574
12%
10
—1
common
Jun
52%
%
_*
(Un)
26
42 74
__
10c
'.U S Plywood
Corp
■U S Rubber (Un)
U S Steel Corp common
1,100
34
42%
—5
Inc
3174
19
.10
(Un)
A
2474 Mar
46%
__
5
Corp
18% Mar
150
„
12.50
wi
4,000
50%
50%
—.10
—
common
July
24%
37
__
25
ser
July
31%
28 74
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
Jan
31
4274
„
1
(Un)
36
30%
3174
5
Calif
Jun
Apr
1,900
22 74
2
31%
Union
31
28%
200
27
24
Inc
Corp
2174 Mar
2374
31
30%
25
__
26%
1
"Ex-dist"
Corp
400
31
30%
__
1
10
common
Realty
World
__
*
Inc
Oil
Gas
__
_
Marion
Woodward
Apr
20%
•
Co
3874 Mar
Feb
French Lab
Washington Gas Light common.
$4.60 convertible preferred
131/4 Mar
30%
Oil
Universal
Apr
85%
Union Carbide Corp
United
Jun
Jun
8b
'Twentieth Century-Fox Film (Un)
United
Jersey Gas Co.—
9%
Apr
57
50
*
South
25
53i/a
Jun
39
'
.
40
_
43
Mar
Apr
Feb
46%
Water.
.
Jan
23
600
34%
Brook
Co
&
42%
*
__
Co
Kline
19
preferred
United Air
Service
Jan
115
27%
w.»
*
com
common
Smith
30%
(Un)—
Co
Warrants
;
Scranton-Spring
Feb
Jun
11%
34
J an
64
20%
Tri-Continental
New
59
Co
Paper
40% July
Jan
3%
32%
__
5
Scott
*
Transamerica
Trans
100
Reading
Apr
5
Thriftimart
•Tishman
30%
1
Co
Jan
Transmission
Inc
-Tidewater
30%
Mfg
1,737
2074
26%
28
10
common
Service Electric & Gas
62
Jun
18
Progress
Power
29% May
—
6,556
45%
7
■7%
3
Electric
Public
10
Corp
6274
Sulphur
Gas
Gulf
Textron
57
—1
(Un)
(Un)..——
Inc
Texas
.Texas
100
3,600
,
3274 July
27% July
15%
646
774
45
•
351/2 July-
3,834
-
18 74
17%
51
5
Inc.
Jan
May
52%
17%
52%
50
...
__
Philco
28% May
1474 May
Jun
58%
40%
—
—1
(Un)
Gas
49%
58%
34%
—
RR
Stores
Drug
Potomac
39
5
Oil
Tennessee
53%
10
Corp
(The) (Un)
Telautograph
Corp
;
__
7
,
(Un)
i'Sunset International
•
54%
Jan
Corp new—
& Light
Power
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
Jun
300
200
25
Mid-Continent Oil
Co
63%
57%
(Ohio) (Un)
Instruments
&
1,000
Peoples
43%
6%
Studebaker-Packard
Swift
73%
Apr
43
„
__
•'Stanley Warner Corp
»
70
Jan
t
—•
Inc
Chemicals
574
Apr:/
27% May
50
200
1
1
Co
Co.
39%
4% May
Feb
3474
57%
(Indiana)
[Sunray
500
50c
Standard Oil
Statham
600
43
(Un)
Oil
4%
39%
July
_16%C
Inc
(The)
&
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
1
(Un) ——*
ISperry-Rand Corp
Standard
474
*
—-—
^Southwestern Public Service—
Warrants
20&—
39%
__
.5
1 Southern Railway Co com
r.
—
Jan
22%
.
Jan
29%
—
80%
46%
1
2nd preferred
Coal & Navigation
43%
46
July
July
Jan
1,763
20%
56%
57
15
-
v
49
427%
78%
19%
18%
1
1.66%
_
Co
.
45
77%
—
78%
19%
_
series
5.12%
33% July
58% Jun
57%
Co
Jan
31% July
Jan
28%
52%
PuId & Paper—
24%
Edison
preferred
-4.32%,-preferred
9%
28%
Corp
Hamilton Watch
25
Calif
4.78%
July
18% July
5
__
Motors
Gimbel
52 74 July
22 74
1
Co
Acceptance
Hudson
14%
Jun
30%
17%
non-voting
General
Jan
61 %
75%
Dairies
General
Mar
59
86'% July
6.804
39 %
16%
—
Mar
22
1,004
8074
16%
Battery.
May
45
08 %
79%
America at Bait—
of
Motor
Jan
86%
79%
13
Light com
12
Jan
6,500
&
89
Jun
104%
87
..6.50
Co.
Jan
18%
High
36% July
Jan
24
200
36
—1.80
76 74 July
27 74
14y4
15
Ford
471/4
'
37%
„
5
17% Mar
Apr
800
'
b
35%
—
_
'
Low
High
'
Feb
600
32%
"
.
Co
Feb
35%
6%
33%
36%
15
(Un)
'
•
800
80 %
31%
\
Power
974
80
32%
Jan
974
9%
__
Jun
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
common...
Co
Publishing
85%
3574
38%
2
974 May
Jan
for Week
Range
*
'
24%
■
Jun
5974 July
May
7%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
Co
46%
•••*
54
500
22c
Jan
13c
200
661/2 July
25
Company
common__25
Southern
Co
Budd
84 %
1,100
14%
—
Jan
44
12%
& Gas Co class A
Oil Corp
(Un)——
Socony
43 74
700
13%
Oil
.(Sinclair
400
:
:
38%
.
6,000
—
Transit
41%
__
'
Apr
17c
15c
974
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
1874
'
.
May
80
1
__
1
:
-
18
Jan
5374 May
15c
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Co
35%
12%
Corp
,
Jan
71
58%
-
—„.
21%
Shell Transport & Trade Co Ltd
y ■
1374
100
P1/4
Co
Electric
52%
4674
7.50
Apr
200
58%
Co
44
2.50
(Un)
Co
371/2
700
Last
Corporation
F
500
1
Co
Water
Oil
Feb
Jan
Jan
76V2
1
City
Atlantic
Jan
27%
Jun
1,500
*
(Un)__
17
Apr
44
Jun
64%
16%
10
Tel—
&
24%
20c
Inc
Corporation
(Un)
Stores
Tel
American
Jan
37%
jg
1
10c
Steel- common:
Wood
26
3
(Un)
Inc
Servomechanisms
Sharon
i
.
Co
2774
Par
24
__
*
Finance
Seaboard
300
Friday
36%
10
—1
1.40
34
Sale Price
25% July
1.35 Jun
Jan
21
__
5
Diego Gas & Electric common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Explor.
50% July
12074 July
41
37
•
(Un)
Company
Paper
(Un)
Ry
36
641/2
6474
STOCKS
Baltimore
'Safeway
300
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
11% July
79% July
39 74 Mar
20
__
22%
July
Jan
26 % July
600
.
Apr
Mar
1,100
83
8%
67
1,200
__
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1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)__20g
Ryan Aeronautical Co new com
*
.48
Feb'
400
__
_1
10
Cab
Oil
44
Jun
70 % July
27%
974
__
•
July
Basin
7
7674
17
10v
Qo common
Williston
30
200
34
*
(Uni
44%
66%
10%
77%
1
Co
200
600
8
44
25c
Ry
341/2
1274
Feb
31
1
High
Lew
High
774
5
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
30%
2
(Un)
Inc
26
4374
„
Co
Jan
Lines
31
(Un)
Insurance
69 V4
__
1
45
Life
26
__
2.50
Jun
Coast
Low
1
Dept. Stores
21%
58%
49%
Corp
Oil
15%
Equipment
Co—
Westates Petroleum common
27%
.——1
Ranch
Rice
.Richfield
200
Victor
40
27%
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco (Un).—
'Rlieem Manufacturing Co
18
July
9%
66%
'Rexall Drug & Chemical Co Inc
48
9
1
Revlon Inc
Feb
400
6,800
ol Prices
Par
36%
39%
•
1
—50c
10
Rayonier Incorporated
•Republic Pictures (Un)
iRepublic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
High
300
9
«
—5
of America
Low
48
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
31'/a
__
Week's
Last
Jan. 1
39%
5
3
(Un)
common
Corp
Radio
31
31%
5
——
(Un)
Inc
Pullman
27,%
(Un)
Corp
philco
__
__1
3374c
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
__
JULY
STOCKS
Range Since
High
4674
18
__
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
*
.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
1
Co—
5
——10
12.50
21 '/a
22%
34%
34%
3574
95%
94%
96
474
May
Jan
38% July
1974 Apr
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED
JULY 31
EllM
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Montreal Stock
Prices Shown Are Expressed in
■
Par
■V
Canadian Dollars
Week's
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
.Acadia-Atlantic
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
class
3.747
50
40
Feb
Feb
24
Apr
Jan
Mar
42% July
26 74 May
37% July
650
20%
Jan
22
Feb
330
42 74
Jan
45%
Feb
40
May
43
Jan
Jan
42
*
20%
20 74
2074
40%
40 74
41%
3,780
35%
34%
36%
12,344
25
21%
21 %
2174
50
44%
44%
4574
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a41
44
39%
40
2,071
500
197/b Mar
Co 474%
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pfd
50
$2.40 preferred
II
Asbestos Corp
•
Atlas Steels Ltd
footnotes
page 42.
32 74
■
II•
88
415
71
Jan
32%
34
5,126
27
May
28
28%
1.180
24 74
87%
50
33
•
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nee
39%
*
common
35%
*
Jun
21
Mar
8974 July
36
2974
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
20
July
24%
Jan
20
Jun
24
Feb
54
Apr
63% Mar
53
Feb
62% July
—10
62%
17,203
10
82%
82%
83
14.156
Provinciale (Canada)
10
Bathurst Power & Paper class A.
•
Bell Telephone
25
Bowater Ccrp 5%
preferred
—50
5%%
preferred
50
' Bowater Paper
£
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50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
*
42
41
a49
43
42
a49
4374
668
10
10,779
Scotia
Banque
British American Oil common
British Columbia Electric Co—
4 74%
preferred
Feb
5% preferred
Feb
5%%
preferred
•
6174
.
4374
—
—
774
49
574
37%
4674 4674
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6%
7%
49
49
5
5%
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*
100
20
6,460
371
4,503
4,818
65% May
33
Mar
45
May
39% Apr
42% May
4774 Mar
6
Jan
4874
50
5174
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48% 48 4
517-4
52
10
325
180
83
42
July
July
51%
Feb
44
Feb
46% May
5074 Feb
7 74
July
49 74 Mar
47
Jun
5
July
7%
Apr
35
Jun
4474
Feb
.
50
——50
High
Low
17
500
1,656
al9T4 a!974
21
21
58% 5974
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21
5974
6174
Bank of Nova
34 74 May
23
"
Argus Gorp Ltd
For
38%
37%
—
IIII*
A
I
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
474%- preferred -_v
Tel
—
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.—25
5%% preferred
——,—■———25
Banque Canadian National
10
Bank of Montreal
i
High
Low
a2374 a23%
38%
25
toti
Range Since Jan. 1
High
»
Sugar
•
Anglo Can
•
Shares
Low
Par
Abitlbi Power & Paper common
4 74%
preferred
Sales
for Week
'
Sale Price
_
7
Friday
-
Exchange
Range
Last
STOCKS
40
45
49 74
43
Mar
Mar
49
July
Jan
52
Jun
Jan
r.
■
•
.
_
38
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■
■
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
British Columbia Forest
Products
British
Brown
373/4
25
Company
•f Prices
Mills
a45 %
1
Ltd
High
14
38%
1,090
A
•
Building Products
•
common
Preferred
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Iron
Foundries
100
5%
Wire
35%
Jan
40
30
40%
Jan
1,50.5
12%
Jun
•
Class
Cable
Co Ltd
10
$1.75
•
Cottons
Cellulose..—
class
preferred
Canadian Pacific
Lawrence
13%
Jun
14
Apr
54
Jan
65%
6,389
35%
125
35 y2
Jan
17%
555
11%
9.50
100
22
22
125
24%
31%
14%
3,065
18%
Jan
500
29y2
Jan
a4.00
1,080
17%
1&5
33
75
11%
12%
1,108
200
28
13
»
Equipment
191/2
*
/
'
6%
Corsets
-
Feb
Jun
19%
19%
320
18% Mar
140
12%
al5
1,900
8
May
11
Jan
19 %
Apr
2.25
Jan
32% July
18% July
21
20%
21
Jan
1,510
5
200
12%
100
50%
815
a97
Donohue Bros Ltd
31% Mar
201/2 May
6
July
18
May
6
Feb
41%
22
a97
20
97
Jun
90
1,085
85
Mar
100
14
Feb
15
101 %
Dupuis
Eddy
Freres
class
A
Match
Corp
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford
Motor
Jun
90%
Jan
11
20
11%
3,880
9%
Jan
12
Jan
130
15
preferred
5%%
preferred
130
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
71
7
May
30
31
125
27
Jan
31
10
14
Jan
21
July
22
50%
Feb
Jun
29%
17
31
28% May
35
5.50
632
37%
Jan
100
210
104
Jan
Jan
9
25
52
1,010
49
July
63
50
44
Mar
345
Feb
9%
35% May
16
16%
140
16
Jun
15%
14%
16 y8
20
1,249
Jun
21
15'%
1,626
13%
Jun
45
1,100
40%
75
521/J
Apr
42%
preferred
53%
1,950
7.15
7.55
51%
Jun
64
2,745
63 Va
Jan
78
II,825
Jun
10%
11
250
105
11
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40%
39%
23
4,326
13%
38%
Jun
13%
46%
Jan
a5%
2,360
ft 5%
12%
a5%
Apr
14%
Feb
41 y8
526
40%
5%
41%
1,690
35%
16
215
common
•
Inland Cement
preferred
Internatl Bronze
Powders
International Nickel
of
International Paper
10
23
22%
pfd
25
Canada com__•
24
24
6%
common
7.50
Public Service Ltd
preferred
99%
121%
23
1,330
24
125
100
3,295
Limited
of
common
Loeb
the
(M)
Woods
MacKinnon
Steel
2,010
4,390
16
15 y2
48 Va Mar
i6
1,200
12
15
40 y8
16
Jan
July
103
27%
Jun
32
120
Apr
125
10
Jun
14
Jan
15
36%
Jan
Jan
107
Jan
111
6,655
105
Jun
11%
140
9
27%
28 %
May
2,285
27
27%
600
22%
Jan
,
112% Jun
12% Feb
29 %
Jun
22%
Jan
41
29
27
Jun
1914
19
40%
Jan
19%
43
245
May
48
17%
Jan
49%
140
32%
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435
20 % May
51
Mar
27
95
Jan
95
10
94
38% May
Jan
96
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Development
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page
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see
510
52%
42.
1
Jan
Jan
Apr
53%
1,356
50
16 %
1,085
50%
11% July
32
-
23%.
124%
82
225
40
Feb
22
Apr
13%
14%
2.333
32
12%
Jun
33%
2,554
33% 33%
104% 104%
28%
Jun
50
12%
12%
Feb
4.10
Api
34%
Jan
44%
Apr
200
34%
Jan
44
Adi
40
July
46%
5
250
30% Feb
104% July
10% Jan
19
Feb
58
Mar
18% Jan
36% Feb
36%
Apr
107 Va
Jun
12% Apr
'•
5
35 Va May
40 %
45
■'
48
Jan
May
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
48c
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
46c
"50c
34,200
42
43
328
40c
Jan
6%
High
Jan
37 %
Jan
1.00
Mar
7%
4,015
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1
11
11
1,015
8%
Apr
11% Apr"
al3% al3 %
1-—ST
7Vb
a9%
10%
40
12%
Jun
14
-*
.
7
8% July
Mar
8
Apr
July
60
175
20% July
22
50
35
Mar
com——*
48%
19
19
200
19
July
21
—-—1
6%
6%
200
5
Jan
67/8
Jan
Inv
Tr
Ltd
Co——
Sec
cl
Gas
Ltd
(R
7%
Feb
2.75
May
14%
125
2.00
25
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a40
10
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al.00
100
33
33
12
42%
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18
27
Jan
5
43%
3,590
46
47
2.030
23%
*
23%
330
53
53
53
21
21
125
1.00
40
July
Jan
Mar
8% Mar
8
Jan
2.10
Jun
44
1.00 Mar
31%
Apr
Jan
15% Mar
'
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—_a—
—
Apr
46
7%
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Feb
Apr
May
Jan
.1.10 May
33
July
37% May
34 % Jan
45
Feb
47
July
13 %
Jan
49
Jun
23% July
55% Jan
Jun
30
80
cum
conv
9
200
9
May
45
45
370
40
Apr
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25
4.00
100
26
26
25
18
*
Feb
26
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a20
100
20
Feb
22
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a250
65
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a!9
50
pfd
—20
%
—
4,200
50
5
*
,
6%
2.00
19
Feb
30 Vb
2.50
July
July
23%
Jan
52% July
8 % Jun
10% Jan
11%
Apr
30
40%
Feb
42
Feb
90
30
30
150
12%
I,200
29
30
2,650
_*
common.
75
*
2.600
—*
3,545
30
Co Ltd_10
30
9
July
July
Jan
12% July
28%
Feb
33
Jan
80
Apr
93
July
Apr
9
Apr
46% July
9
37%
7
Jun
July
9
"22% May
8
Ltd
—*
Jan
13
July
46%
Jan
51%
11
Apr
16% July
9% July
200
4.40 Mar
1,000
3.25 May
common
Jan
45
72
Jan
80% July
4.50
Jan
446
27%
Jan
9
Apr
July
33% July
100
(Canada)
11%
Feb
14
Apr
100
20 %
Jan
20%
Jun
25
.20
Ltd—
16%
1
Maurice
,
Gas
580
Inc
II.800
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
18
125
Jan
Mar
26
131
Apr
Jan
Feb
92% Mar
36%
Jun
44
Jan
Apr
10% Mar
15%
1,285
15%
Jan
19% July
3.25 July
3.75 July
19.000
525
25
5 V8
July
8
13%
Apr
15%
52
Jan
70
Mar
Jan
May
Stocks-
Ltd
-1
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd—
Voting trust certificates
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Mines
1.40 July
90%
4
Mines
38% July
2,000
Properties—.^
Mining
18
Jan
130
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
(L E)_.
Westeel Products
Ltd.
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Ameranium
Mar
Jun
Mar
3
Union Gas of Canada
Ltd common.
United "Principal
Mines
86c
66
CO.—
Oil
22
1,342
pfd™
Texaco Canada Ltd 4%
pfd..
Traders Finance
Corp class A
Trans Mountain Oil
Pipe Line
Arno
Apr
40%
175
—5
preferred
A
Anthonian
4.00
Feb
100
cumulative partic 2nd
pfd_50
Steel Mills Ltd
*
Advocate
Mar
26
Feb
190
*
—
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
,
14% May
425
Ltd
Warrants
St
Feb
Jun
245
Candn Invest Co.—1
of Canada—
cumulative 1st preferred—50
Bearings
56
Apr
13%
non
M
Feb
Jun
2,635
&
Jan
May
2.55
31
a
Atlantic,
5%%
Jun
4.00
II1/#
12%
Paper Co
Quebec Telephone Corp
R
190
200
al3%
Corp
4%%
Jan
3.75
Jun
—*
Investment
(Walter M)
Industries
Crush
108
8% July
600
Orange
Jan
2.35
230
Pacific
65c
—
650
~
S.25
"
Corp—_1
Canadian
&
80—July
900
———*
—*
Power
Apr
4.00
—_————
Ltd
1.50
al82
■
Co
Jan
July
80
94c
Id—
Apr
80
80
*
pfd
Jan
9%
47
86c
Manufacturing Ltd
A
15%
9
45
"
Feb
16% July
53% July
26% Jan
1,025
40
Mining and
16
16
II
II_
18
46
50%
•
Petroleums
common
17%
•
Mar
3.50
175
1
33
100
22
Power
.16% Jun
149% Feb
49j/a
I*
Mar
al5
Northwest
45% July
10%
40
—
46%
2,065
-
Newfoundland Light & Power
Feb
1,665
17%
36%
46%
...
12,960
27%
•
40
6.70 Feb
13
Jan
40
Class
42
II
3.80
Jan
4.05 July
10%
!
75
40
3.80
38
Corp Ltd new
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
14% May
130
•
39%
39%
—
1,900
'
21
Jun
575
200
15%
41
11%
al4%
July
28
.100
3.6%
4.10
11%
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Mussens Canada Ltd
Apr
15
110
;
~
28 Va Mar
•
...
4.05
•
22
Premier
20
100
129
41
31
al5
Jan
40%
110
July
Mar
B——1
May
5
Products
Far footnotes
12%
55
Jan
129
40
—
Nova Scotia Light &
Power
Ogllvie Flour Mills
common
Placer
3
12
Jun
28% Mar
15 y8
0
.
National Steel Car
Corp common
Noranda Mines Ltd
:
al21
6851
108
11%
Trust
preferred
3,100
al21
•
Morgan & Co common
4% c/o
preferred
6%
.
•
Montreal Locomotive
Penmans
32
15
•
Preferred
Pacific
26
100
29%
~~
100
—
25
100
32
100
.
preferred
Steel
25%
•
common
(Robt) class A
Molson Breweries Ltd
class A
Class B
Ontario
Jan
940
37
*
com
Mitchell
Montreal
83%
124
54%
•
25
_—*
Moore
July
24% May
100 % July
124
July
37% July
Mar
36
•
preferred
5%%
24
53%
pfd_10o
Bloedel class B
Massey-Ferguson
4%%
Milling 7%
Structural
&
23
Jan
37
•
Ltd
MacMillan
17%
5334
100
2.010
25
MacLaren
41% July
16% July
10
(John)—
Mai
68
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
6% Mar
Jun
5
12%
7%
Labatt
Lake
Jan
11% May
5
International
Utilities Corp
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jamaica
99 %
75
Mar/
1,880
Lowney
Feb
40 y2
13%
Warrants
Jan
51 "
20
London
12%
5
com
May
64
(Alfred). Inc class A
.1
Loblaw Groceterias Co
Ltd com cl A—*
Common class B
7.55 July
Jan
10 % May
21% Jan
15%
Acceptance Corp
8 %
1,330
2.00
Dominion
Warrants
Lambert
Mar
-■—4.68%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
preferred
Indus
Jan
Jan
9,365
—1
Jockey Club Ltd common.
Kelly Douglas class A
79% May
6.05
25
Imperial Oil Ltd
%
2.00
6%
Apr
52%
75%
a23 a23%
•
I 4
40
—
cumulative preferred—
Investment Foundation—
46% Mar
Jan
7.40
10
Rights
Imperial Investment class A
100
68
—*
6%
20% Jan
39%
40
771/2
Imperial Bank
6
July
73
International Paints (Canada) Ltd—
Jan
40%
•
23
39%
Ltd.
Apr
15
50
—
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class
Inland Chemicals Canada
Jan
16
•
3,320
29
Ford Motor Co of Canada
class A
*
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
—-*
Horner Ltd (Frank
W'j class A—^
*
Jun
43%
common
18
30%
90% July
35% Jun
19 V'8
Fleet
54% July
44% July
7%
i6V„
•
Jun
Feb
Jan
67
Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion Magnesium
Ltd————-*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co Ltd •
-Eastern Bakeries
46% May
103
Jan
108% Mar
a54% a54%
•
60 %
10
68%
.
27%
preferred— -l00
9
44%
July
May
81
Dominion
July"
49
44
Jan
40
•
•
29
Crown Zellerbach
Corp
Feb
443,4
Jan
/
67%
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Mar
2,945
"2,860—
107
36% Jan
43
19%
Crain
25Va May
75% July
13%
107
56
Jan
'
2,268
—•
Ltd
—
8% Mar
240
100
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
$1.40
Jan
675
B
Paper
80
July
2.066
9
Jan
2.585
71
•
Last
Consolidated Div Standard
Preierred
Apr
15
•
Holt Renfrew common
Home Oil class A
Howard Smith
281/2
75
1%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Class
Jan
74%
I_
35
Jun
10
Power & Paper Inv Ltd..—*
Silk Products
Corp cl A_—*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class
A—*
Apr
52
17% Jan
19% Mar
Canadian Dredge1 & Dock Co Ltd new_*
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co
Ltd———*
July
•
32%
40
1
6
Canadian
250
10
Co
Jan
176
19%
Hosiery
Feb
14%
1
*
212
Jan
29%
*
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc.—
Burns & Co Ltd.
Butterfly
19
7%
14%
40
15
Ltd
Motors
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
30%
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd5
Eelgium Stores Ltd common
*
45% Jun
75%
100
>
July
32%
17%
Par
Jun
75%
5,000
75
100
15
20
89%
Friday
Jan
35
3,470
39%
Jan
July
11%
16% May
12 % May
29% Jun '
-\
65
17
Canadian
16
100
July
93
7.70 July
475
88
_———50
130
28
II
Jan
905
-88
Sale Price
Consumers
100
75 %
100%
—*
preferred
Marconi
a46
29%
43
13%
July
40
17%
-
/—*
common—,
Int'l
a45
38'%
5%
Limited
Canadian
15%
•
Jan
9% Mar
75
75
—•
——.——
Mar
II
Gatlneau Power common
38
8,139
V-
41
a5S% a59%
—
*
V
a33
•
1
—
July
26%
"
•
43% Apr
22% Jau
94
1.225
31%
"
39%
,—*
i
Bank——.
Canadian
751/2
•
•
STOCKS
Feb
14%
18% May
5
Co
Fraser Cos Ltd common
14% July
Jun
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jan
66
260
•
Foundation Co of Canada
31
40%
'•
May
22%
I,152
8,883
21
al8% al8%
a22>/2 a22%
>
a33
50
&
71
31
31
V
41
Power common—*
Flooring Co Ltd class
20
1
.
&
Canada
28
•
Electrolux
Feb
Jun
16
1.250
Canada
69%
•
00% Jan
13
41%
2,765
>■
Feb
a46
50
'
14%
<
Jan
20%
16
18%
13%
Canadian Stock
Feb
92
14%
130
•
15
18%
"f.14.v
Industries
4%%
13'/4 July
51% July
Jan
19%
*
of Canada
preferred (1956)
Zellers
8% Jan_
_
21
3%
Brewery
Pont
7%%
15
18%
—
Class B
24% Feb
7%
Dow
Du
15
•
Weston (Geo) class A——_———_*
35% July
87
n^/4
*
—-—•
Abltca Lumber & Timber.
'
14%
100
6,875
A-
Jan
70
•
.
110
5.065
90
•
preferred
35%
15%
14 %
•
common
7.75
24 Va Mar
360
20
49%
common
7.70
Feb
34%
20
al9% al9%
22%
23
12%
•
7-75
Co
Feb
Jan
50
50
•
8,935
35% Mar
18%
20%
a2.75
18
50%
91 %
common
4.10 Feb
20%
a5%
•
class
15% July
22% Feb
1,425
2,375
a5%
•
89%
Feb
.
16% Mar
8%
14%
4,399
lo
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Jan
8
23%
100
89 %
—,
Feb
7
15% May
23% Jan
23%
1—-
50
31% Mar
23 %
common-.
Jan
II1/2 Mar
18
7 %
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Jan
27%
34
_
2,815
98
United Steel Corp ——————*
Walker Gooderham &! Worts—.,—;
•
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd———_1
14y2 Feb
991%
35
com
Jan
47%
200
22%
•
Textile
—
25
Dairies common
Dominion Foundries &
Steel
Preferred
24
Jun
361
3
preferred
Feb
3,580
_a
Coal
12% July
13%
34%
20
_•
989
10%
98
pfd
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
20
July
27%
43
10%
Trans Canada Pipeline.
Triad Oils
1-
30% May
102
Jun
a2.75
20%
•
•
14%
14%
*
•
Jun
Jun
45%
41%
10%
Texaco Canada Ltd—71
Jun
Jan
18
42%
*
Steinbergs class A
Mar
Feb
10
2,634
18
36
12%
8%
•
A
29%
100% 100%
28
28%
al4%
•
•
-
29
v
1,142
Canada Power—
Standard Structural Steel
Steel Co of Canada
July
Jan
7%
1,130
10
20
Jan
15
2,185
46
10
Seagrams
10
4,120
25
Glass
9y2
1,550
18%
Feb
25
18%
a—
—
91/4
14%
10
Simpsons
Southam
141/2 July
Jun
750
Southern
Feb
24% July
32% Jan
'
4%
69 % Mar
Jun
41%
^
A
Jan
4%
2,835
42%
^
Tancord
11%
29
Class
Series
9.75 July
25%
Jan
a—
Shawinigan Water
Jun
17y2 July
Apr
July
8%
6
20
Apr
4.85
22
8,900
42%
6IV2
400
44%
14%
Corp common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
,66% July
42 % May
Jan
39%
17
18
Feb
677
5%
43
18
J
..
12,841
40
39 y»
66%
18%
Dominion
7%
St
76
43
42%
common—"
Lawrence Cement
May
17%
•
Dominion Bridge
Dominion
St
13
12
Railway
Glass
Jun
Jan
10
B'
Dominion
Mar
11
46
Crown Zellerbach class A
Dominion
July
40
2
49 y4
Jun
18
—
•
—*.>
50
-
35%
—-——*
876
18%
J)
37% Mar
;
1
High
695
66
5%:
44
*
Low
37
64%
__
—.—
48
46
—_
.
Range Since Jan.
High
1
—
—
(Canada)
all
18y2
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting-Consolidated Textile
Dominion
Jun
V)
(A
•
preferred
100
Royal Bank of Canada———————10 V
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Jan
Shares
36%
\->
50
.
5%%
47
18%
Petrofina Ltd preferred
Distillers
30%
28 y2
for Week
Low
36 %
*
—,
al3% al3%
10%
100%
class
Jan
'
20c
common—
Gas
Power
Roe
Mar
•
common
Transport
preferred
Quebec
May
37
•
Combined
Class
103
33
100
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
Farm
Corbys
Jan
31% July
645
•
Companies
5%
991% Apr
26y2
•
5 %
Consumers
Jan
99%
10
50
Oil
(B
79
917
17%
A
1
Locomotive
Canadian
Coghlin
19
•
„
Canadian
Provincial
Jan
65
31%
13 y»
•
Husky
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries
common
Canadian International Power
Ores———
25
23%
I"20
Canadian
Iron
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
13 y2 July
39
261
a4.00
common
Premium
65
131/2
•
B
preferred
Canadian
870
100% 100%
31%
33%
27% " 28
31%
32%
23%
25
&
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
common
t'i
~I
•
common
Chemical
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Quebec Natural
95%
65
9
32% July
39%;
171/4
series
Canadian
—
391/2
2i
H.*
common
Canadian Converters
I
«!
425
9.50
Bronze
Celanese
Canadian
6%
66
•
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
I"
class B_*
British Aluminum
A
47
12T50
&
Canadian Breweries
common
Preferred
ii1
525
38 y2
Par
Company
*
Power Corp of Canada—„———•
47% May
14% Jan
14%
13 %
94%
■'
Powell River
Feb
all
_4J
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
32
»
preferred
Canada
27%
10
Malting common
Canada
Steamship common
Canadian
~
•
20
common
Canada
951/4
18
Sales
Range
of Prices
■
High
Jan
4,300
a45 a45 Va
13%
•
Calgary Power
12%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
•"
Low
15%
37y2
13
class
31
STOCKS/
Range Since Jan. 1
37 y2
Bruck
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Shares
15%
•
WEEK
for Week
Low
•
Columbia Power
Columbia Telephone
British
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
RANGE
Week's
Ltd..
Corp Ltd
Ltd
-l
^
2.95
!
_•
Aull Metal Mines Ltd.
.? 20c
500
2.75 July
3.80 Mar
16
300
14
Feb
18
200
20
July
21
16% Mar
July
20c
20c
1.000
15c
4%c
July
40c
4%c
1.000
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
8c
8C
2,500
4%C
15c
4 %c
5 %c July
Mar
5%C
2,500
13c
6c
Mar
12c
13c
31.100
38c
4c
35c
40C
44.300
10c
35c
Jun
10c
13C
13.000
9c
Feb
-1
_1
*
1
-1
2.55
17
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd
2.75
16
-1
1'
*
1
4c
Jan
Apr
Mar
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(495)
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED JULY 31
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
Ltd-.!
Mines
8.00
500
20c
6,600
6c
—
1'"
4»c
4oc
6c
Placer
Beauce
Ltd—1
Mining
l:
1
:
Bellechasse Mining Corp-Ltd
Mines
Belle-eChibougamau
Yukon
Bibis
Oil
Bluewater
Ltd—^
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite
Copper
Burnt Hill
Corp___
—
Jain
8c
Feb
y:
4c
July
10c
STOCKS
6,000
84c
July
85c
July
42c
Jan
84c
Feb
2,000
5%c May
13c
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
Power
Mar
25c.
35,500
80c
3oc
48c
192,151
Jan
35c
500
37 c
15 Vac
44 %c
7c
Tc
19 VaC
lie
85c
Apr
60c
15c
Jan
10l/2c
42c
Mai
Jan
I
*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—
Campbell
Chibougamau
Canadian
Collieries
•Common
Northwest
Mines
Explorations
Mines
»;
Cartier
Quebec
Asbestos
Ltd
Central
Oils
Manitoba
Gold
Chimo
Chipman
Mines
Lake
Cleveland
Mines
Bi-Ore
Consolidated
Mines
Ltd
44c
July
91c
Mar
iu4
3c
Jun
10c
Mar
35c
July
35c
160,210
6c
2,000
14c
7,000
45c
14.400
11
11%
700
6.80
—.
6 90
a46c
be
1
Ltd
.
16c
16c
1.50
11 %c
9c
;
6.10
Jbtd
1
Ltd
1
Consolidated
Elder
Ltd
Empire
Fab
Oil
Ltd
_
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
Jun
23c
Jun
July
12c
Mar
12c
Jan
22c
Feb
1.100
8c
July
18c
Jan
68.000
6c
Jan
21c
Mar
5c
2,000
78
1,100
10c
3.000
Inc.——
Ltd
5c
1
1
Ltd
Feb
11c
Apr
lOVac Mai-
May
Jan
17c
350
15%
Apr
21V4 May
1.55
500
1.07
Jan
8c
2.000
8c
Mar
16c'
1,500
12c
July
%c
Mar
1.96
Jan
IOV2C Jan
Apr
22c
29
325
2,000
4c
Jun
9 V2C
JC
a.UOO
4c
Jan
7V2C Mar
9C
13c
44.500
5c
Jan
22c
May
50c
10c
50c
30%
4 VaC
00
DC
50c
1,000
45c
Jun
92c
Jan
24 % May
1
_
32
Mar
Jan
8c
Age
Mines
2.000
17%
18%
1,400
17% July
o3c
3,000
46c
13 %c
15c
7,000
5c
5c
4,000
33 V*
33%
200
30 Va July
35% Mar
12c 12 Vac
2,000
12c
July
26c
42 c
18%
Golden
8c
3,500
42c
Jan
82c
*
Ltd—
,
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
15c
4c
Jan
Copper
1
Ltd
Corp
Hollinger. Consol Gold Mines
Ltd— „_5
33%
Iso
Mining Ltd_ —_1
Ceramic
12 Vac
1
Uranium
42 c
Ltd
Mines
45c
Labrador
Maritimes
Marpic
Gold
Min
&
Ltd
Mines
Explor Co
Mining
1
Ltd
'.
Corp Ltd
May
12c
23% Mar
Mar
80c
Jan
5%c
Jan
21c
May
4c
Jan
Feb
10c
Merrill
Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
of
Corp
Mining
500
5
1.20
1.18-
1.05
200
2IV2 July
30% Mar
1.07
Jan
July
Apr
99c
Jan
2.05 Mar
87 Vi c
95
July
May
1.85 Mar
40c
3,500
35c
July
200
85c
Jan
16c
2,500
13c
Jan
64c
17,850
58c
Mar
1.24
Apr
30c
2,000
30c
July
41c
Jan
14 Vac
Montgary Explorations Ltd.
40c
1.05
30c
1
-5,300
1.05
1
Ltd
1.25
60c
Ltd
Canada
Calumet
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Jack. Lake
Ne?w
Ltd
Mines
1
Uranium
Mylamaque
Santiago Mines Ltd
7c
Jan
5c
Jan
Superior
New
Vinray Mines Ltd™
West Amulet Mines Ltd-»_
Nocana
Oils
Mines
Normetal
Mining
300
1.38
1.06
96c
1.15
39,100
74c
6c
5 Vac
6c
20 000
5V2C
55c
Jan
1.75 Mar
30c
Apr
4c
Ltd
Ltd
(1945)
12c
Apr
Apr
July
Jun
1.34 Mar
—20
: 71c
13C
13c
Canadian
July
Jun
Jun
25,100
45c
3,000
13c
Ansil
Anthes
Red
Crest
Gold
St Lawrence
River
Dufault
^
9c
9c
28c
Argus
Mines
Ltd
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Arjon
18c
Feb
14c
17.825
Jan
Jan
24c
24c
24c
34c
34c.
37c
43 Va
98
/
Ashdown
Ash
2,800
93c
40
3,745
32
Jan
42 y* Mar
87
45
69
Jan
93
Mar
46%
46%
90
45
May
48
Feb
11c
13c
13,500
19c
1.33
1.25
1.41
8,310
Apr
Feb
10
14%
14%
14%
50
—*
——*
6%
6%
125
4.95
~9
9
9
200
5%
—-—————_—*
28 y*
28
24V8
~———50
—,
class
B
common.
Fabric
20c
1.32
39c
Jan
Jun
July
15c
Jan
23c
Feb
5c
6 Vac
II,500
5c
Feb
8c
Feb
16c
13,000
11c
1,125
31
33
170
3.65
3.80
5 Vac
3c
4c
3,000
2.80
2.80
300
37c
2.80
38c
6,300
3c
J uly
2.55 Mar
1.24
50c
3.30
Feb
37c
Jun
;
1.63
1.70
1,750
20c
20c
20c
500
20c
July
47c
5c
5c
3,000
5c
4.50
4.50
20 %c
May
4.15
Feb
7.25 Mar
4c
Feb
9c
May
II,700
21c
20c
Mar
7V2C Mar
19c
July
35c
Mar
Jan
Mar
100
40c
40c
1,000
40c
July
68c
4VaC
4%c
3,000
4c
Jan
9c
5.10
5.00
5.10
3.10
3.15'
13c
lie
11c
12%
12.1/8
20.000
6c
2,090
26c
15,851
9 VaC
62%
13 V2C
16 Vac
1
:
14c-
16c
17c-
9,600
13c
3,000
121/2 c
77c
1
;
8,500
74c
80c
147,080
5c
1
4
13 % c
5c
500
.
15c -Jun
Mines
l
i
4.75
2.34
•
Ltd
1
:
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
1
5c
28c
26c
5.10
4.50
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd
footnotes
see
page
42.
_
28c
3,500
27
2.22
17c
5c
4c
80c
80c
_1
.
27
*
__
31,000
15c
_1
_
2,300
7c
2.22
1
:
200
2.34
&
Jan
Feb
62% July
65%
Jan
83 Va
1
1.45
1.43
1.49
13,300
63c
63c
2,200
60c
July
82c
Apr
76c
63c
79c
51,600
60c
Mar
82c
Apr
1
1.40
8c
7c
700
200
>
16c
11,300
15c
Jun
26c
Jan
41,220
14c
Jan
25c
May
8c
8VaC
16,000
6c
Jan
9VaC
48Va
48%
40
45
32
32
30
26 Va
Jan
32%
Apr
18c
21c
15,500
18c
Jun
36c
Mar
—i___1
———*
15c
18c
_——
8%
9
20c
24c
7,200
27
27
370
92c
91c
95c
6%
325
24c
27
—
Mines—
5,850
16c
5c
80c8c
8,000
Apr
44 Va
50c
1.18
1.15
1.26
18,310
90c
Jan
2.05 May
19c
18c
20c
64,072
1,199,900
Mines
57c
62c
6,620
51c
Jun
1.08
19c
18c
23c
109,200
12c
Jan
22c
12 Vac 12 Vac
1,000
10c
Mar
30c
12 %C
1
1
50
—50
50
56
56
5c
1,000
7c
500
6c
July
10c
Jan
53c
23,400
49c
Jun
79c
Mar
7
1,065
6
Jan
47%
46
47%
50
49
47%
5,000
Jan
255
47 Va
May
56%
Feb
47
May
49 Va
Apr
49
8 Vac
11,500
6.50
6.40
6.75
2,330
70c
72C
3,000
5%
90
21
22
160
47
47
50
July
Jan
1
—
•
common
*
—
5»A
7Vac
Jun
6.40
15 Vac Mar
Feb
July
8.40
70c
Jun
1.00
Apr
8,815
5
July
7%
Apr
25
89
Jan
95%
Columbia
21
2.12 July
2.12
2.44
6,300
36%
38%
15,951
35
Jun
44%
Feb
40%
41
100
38
Jan
42
Feb
42
42%
95
40
July
42% July
—10
85
Mar
91
45
Mar
48% July
Apr
52 Va July
50
4Va%
50
—4%% preferred ___—.—-——-—100
5% preferred —
;
—50
88%
48%
88%
88%
48%
48 3A
50
51%
51
52%
160
49 Va
•
15
15
15%
4,303
12 Va
Feb
17
17
1,060
14%
Feb
18
Apr
305
14%
Feb
18
May
4,211
35%
Jan
40 V* Mar
Jan
47% May
preferred
preferred
4
5 V2 %
—:
—
preferred
:
Products
class
42
*
16%
17
37%/:~
37 Va
38%
45%
44%
45%
——*
_——i—
B
A
25c
Feb
British
Columbia
36c
Feb
Broulan
Brown
Bruck
390
Telephone—
25
4.35
Jun
6.90
Jan
Brunhurst
2.62
Apr
Brunsman
Mines
9V2C
Feb
Brunswick
Buffadison
Buffalo
5c
Apr
Jan
12c
Feb
Building
Bunker
&
Smelting
Ankerite
Lake
Products
Hill
Burlington
50c
59c
Jan
11%
Jun
14%
Jan
13
13
125
8%
Jan
14
Jun
4.25
4.80
810
2.20
5c
5c
4,500
-1
—1
—
—
Gold
Red
5,700
2,588
1
Mining
54c
14%
*
Mines
Jun
Buffalo
Feb
14
5 %c
5 %c
12,000
2.65
2.65
1,400
12c 14 Vac
52,000
1
A
B
1.98
2.60 May
40
18
52c
1
Mines
Company
Mills class
32% Mar
477
-May
*
Reef
4V2C July
93c
3.30 Mar
2.40
Columbia Power___——•
Mar
May
37%
British
29c
Jan
48
July
•
Oil
Feb'
Mar
25
47
Electric—
25c
30c
Feb
20% July
—1
American
British
5Va
90
50
—
Britalta Petroleum
Feb
Jun
47 Va July
43'A
49
8c
-100
Preferred
Jan
6V2C
7% July
49
1
Petroleums
Tank
Bridge
9c
Jan
8%c Feb
7c
8c
Pioneer
56
51c
100
pfd
Apr
July
Apr
Jun
6%
51c
——1
5!/2%
Jan
Mar
5c
50
21
5c
56
1
Preferred
94c
Mar
E7%c Mar
19c 25 %c
60c
—1
Mersey
Jun
Feb
May
22c
Ltd
Mines
9c
26c
1
——
Mines
Mines
Gold
14 %c Mar
;————1
Mines
Uranium
Brazilian Traction common
Mar
3c
Jan
39%
Copper Corp
Bralsaman
4%c July
75c
Jan
1.32
11,651
Packers
500
Jun
Jun
43%
Columbia
117,100
25c
30
86c
43
British
Jan
13% May
43 V*
Jan
15c
Jan
Mar
25% Mar
Jun
Feb
52
Corp_—___—_—1
i._—.—„25
151/2
Jan
May
1
Mining
Telephone
Forest
July
Feb
*
Columbia
1.65
1.94
20c 22 Vac
;
British
27
Jan
July
class A__—_*■
Paper
B
Jan
Jan
Feb
8c
52%
966
22 c
19c
16c
10c
July
2,500
8%c
July
-
Venturis Ltd
*
ViolalVfac Mines-Ltd.—CI„I_—1_II
Virginia Mining Corp
4.75"
2.18
7c
'
26c
4,855
8 Vac
*
*
16c
60c
-
Feb
Feb
24
83 %
;
Jan
I2V2C Jun
16c
July
10c
July
25%
Jun
July
82
—*
IOV2C May
11% Jun
500
12%
Feb
3.10 May
300
lie
1
3.25
10,550
16c
Jan
19 x/a
19 Va
•
Bowaters
4,500
4.50
5 V2 c'
5c
10%
315
325
Mar
1.63
1.60 July
Jun
7.35
20'A
21%
6i%
Ltd
Boymar Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
20'A
Ltd
Jan
2.30
8c
61%
——
Jan
74c
Jun
20%
21 VaC
Jun
Feb
4c
20 V4
Mines
bV2%
3.90
July
83%
Paper
6V2C
12c
34 Va
Feb
20%
1
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
Jun
Jun
7.40
3.15 July
2.25
9,980
8.02
Apr
Feb
16c
Jan
.—10
Exploration
Yukon
18%
21 %c
Jun
July
——10
Mines
Beattie Duquesne
Bibis
2.65
8,000
8.30
10c
600
5c
26c
Bowater
May
32
*
B
Bonville
6c
13 VaC
Uranium
Bicroft
12VaC
8,500
Jan
12V4 Mar
5%c
Petroleums
Bevcon
29 % Mar
Jun
May
July
3.15
?
Base Metals Mining
Bell
July
8c
1
class
Basco Oil & Gas__—
1.95 May
9
11c
*
Consolidated
-
7% May
Jan
5,600
Mines
Lodge
Apr
Jan
4.828
10c
Montreal
Beatty Bros
15 Va
16,100
3.10
common
Power
13Va Mar
11c
——1
Bank of Nova Scotia
Class
2.09
14c
—
Bathurst
July
1.25
28%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—_—1
5%
1st series preferred
25
5%% 2nd preferred
L.
25
Bata
Jun
13c
1
Products
1.50 Mar
9 Vac
——1
Mines-
Mines
lie
Jan
23c
1
-
—1
Mines
44
1
Mines
Mines
Mines——
Auto
11c
——_—*
common...-'—.,—
Electric
Baska
Jan
——40c
Gold
Barnat
52c
1.00
Gold
of
Jun
87
Mines
Bankfield
33c
39
Yellowknife
Bank
Mar
93c
50
Mines——
Steels
Bankeno
45c
1.00
Atlin-Ruffner
Avillabona
July
39 Va
Acceptance
Aubelle
Feb
24c
Jan
Temple
Atlas
Feb
Feb
53
14
Mar
Hardware
Atlantic
Jan
Apr
May
10%
11% July
50%
2,700
29,355
44
7.00
24c
July
July
8.10
115
23c
65c
12% May
6
2.95 Mar
13c
I.268
Jun
3,000
Jan
11%
July
3,400
Jan
45
Jan
2c
4,000
Jan
91c
51 Va
Apr
bC
91c
Jun
51
.1.63
70c
July
100
Feb
4V2C
63C
63C
Jan
Bowater
1
1,400
2,683
May
Bouzan
6c
July
68c
70c
Vac
11%
Bordulac Mines
69c
Jan
25c
12c
67c
12
May
July
Jan
i
Feb
70c
—1
Gold
Class
Jun
14c
Apr
».
;
:
United Asbestos, Com Ltd
United Oils Ltd
;
For
10c
86
64c
1
.
Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd.
Lithium
2,165
0
Titan Petroleum
Corp__
Valor
lie
90
70c
*
j
Ltd
Ltd__,
Exploration,
lOVac
Feb
10
preferred
—$2.50
Class
Tache Lake Mines
Mar
290
Feb
16c
——
45c
4,200
Jun
_1
Stadacona Mines
(1944)
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Jan
98
40c
1
;
24c
18c
25c
4%C
1
Ltd
Ltd
17,300
Corp common——
preferred ——
Belcher
•
Mines
Mines
36c
$2.40
4.50 Mar
1
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
South
]
_•
45 Va
33c
98
British
Mines -Ltd
22
Jan
1
22,500
Labrador
Rayrock
Feb
43
•
19,075
—_
Developm't Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp_—
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd_
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd.—__1
21
980
1
Area Mines.
Bralorne
Quebec
90
45 Va
——100
60c
6c
37 Va July
21%
common
class B
; 38c
69c
26 Va May
36%
21 Va
44%
Nickel
35c
1
Apr
5.15 May
16c
Imperial
preferred
Arcadia
56C
1
Apr
65c
Jan
3.25 July
34%
—1
37c
1
17,877
Apr
July
20
21%
33c
Mines
57c
-
42 %
44%
Bidcop Mines Ltd
———1
Black Bay Uranium—
——-*
Blue Ribbon preferred—,
———50
7.90 July
Jan
31c
1,975
4,192
200
2,000
9c
10 Va
19% July
II,000
27,470
72c
37c
3.50
8.10
1.90
13VoC
36c
3.35
71% Mar
Jun
May
35 Va
240
8.10
1.85
8.500
6,815
119%/
Feb
2.80
/
—25
pfd
.
3.25
Apr
41 %
40 V*
37c
Beaver Lumber Co common
45c
7
19%
Anglo American Exploration——A.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd__50
Anglo Huronian —
——*
Anglo Rouyn Mines
—l-
Apr
3.20 July
63
566
—-1
Petroleums
Anchor
Jan
45c
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Mar
19
450
10%
20
590
6c
1.85
*
24
4,635
71
8.50
1,030
56,000
53c
.
Jun
22%
67%
22
15c
13c
400
;
Mar
8%
10c
8.25
Ltd
July
17
4.25
Beaver
8.00
—
29 Va
Jun
13c
Feb
8.10
——
Jan
13%
7%
Apr
700
Producers
21%
3,410
3.75
1.15
96,900
Gas
14,632
16
15c
6V2C
11c
Provo
29 %
15 Va
7%
Jan
31c
—
28%
15%
3.75
Jun
a78c
Ltd
29 Vo
lc
July
11c
Co
Jan
———_
4c
27c
Mining
2.00
Controls
Warrants.
4c
a75c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltdj_
!
Portage Island (Chub) Mines Ltd-:
Warrants
8,915
Lead Mines
Analogue
3.20
f
2.80
14c
46c
11c
Gold
2,65
1
Pete
3,500
28c
Pitt
2.75
-.
16,300
22,500
a75c
Exploration Ltd_l
Paudash Lake Uranium Mines Ltd——l
Pennbec Mining Corp
2
1.85 May
35%
5c
1
Partridge
3.60
Jun
10%
40%
4%
83c
Okalta
Oils
Ltd——.—'
.4
90c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd——
1
Gpemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
•
1
—
Jun
1.05
68C
Bethlehem
Qbalski
2.55
12,575
-50
Canada
12c
1
25,305
1.75
-~.
76c
•
Ltd
3.5C
1.5C
3.45
of
Feb
3.25
-50
5c
—1*
1
North American Rare Metals
4V2C
36V2c
2.50 Jan
Jun
Jan
.
1.75
-10
7/6c
1
—
^
Corp
I,700
1.77
50c
Ltd——1
of Canada
Ltd
29,600
6V2C
__20c
—3
New
New
1
17c
6c
1.77
Ltd—1
Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—
New
15c
1
_i~
Mines
Explorations
Jan
15c
.20c
Barymin
New
53c
Mar
.50c
Aunor
Jan
86c
July
8c
.10c
Apr
Apr
8IV2
50
4lc
4,189
—5
Minerals
Leduc
Aumaque
26
200
„
87.
87
Ltd.
Co
1.20
86c 86 %C
87
15c
Mines
Molybdenite
1.20
5
:
Island Mining Ltd-
Monpre
28
68c
8,430
Nepheline
Feb
*
18%
1,100
28
1
Mines
21
20%
1
Explorations Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
2.1
1
I,500
44c
8 VaC
3.40
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Auto
Kerr-Addison
80c
8c
_.
Aumacho River Mines—
International
Jan
1.02
75c,
preferred
American
July
75c
41c
———
American
3.80 Mar
Jun
Mar
Jan
Jan
27c
Jun
2.70
50c
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
Atlas
Haitian
17c
1
Asamera Oil
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
4,400
7,555
Aluminium Ltd
1st
.
5,750
17c 17 Vac
13 V«c May
Apr
1
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Building preferred
Co
9V2C IOV2C
26,100
1
Roxana
July
90 Va July
6%c
74c
common
%%
20
66c
Warrants
4
Mar
885
90 Va
69c
Trunk
Preferred
Aluminum
Feb
98
20%
-50c
Algoma
Allied
19 Va
22
1
common—_______
Alminex
Mar
2.95
_
Algom Uranium
Central
12
Jan
4%c
__
»
Ltd
Oils
4c
;
— __—
Gas
10 % July
2.75
Voting trust.
Alberta
Jun
398
20
16 Vb July
6c
8c
12
30 Va
1
Copper Mines Ltd
Bay
I8V2
8c
Jun
Mar
7l4$
2,500
18
12 %C
*
..
(1945)
7c
11
2,000
--
1
—_
15
10c'
18%.
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc....
Futurity
Mar
99c
23c
1.55
•
1
Fano
Mines
Jan
July
July
July
9%c
9 Vac
»
_i
vo
6 VaC
Fontana
Fundy
14
9c
1
.
i——_
Ltd
&
Metal
15-/d
1
Mines
9.15
9Vac Jan
16c
15 %c
Quebec Yellowknife
Mines
Jun
4VaC Apr
50c
Feb
51.900
9c
5c
Mines
Monpas Mines
Mines
Jun
6c
9c 11 Vac.
1
j
Denison
Dome
65c
712
Jan
/
.
24
90 Ve
17c
Feb
720
2.90
Yellowknife Gold
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common
Anacon
Consolidated
Dolsan
May
Cadillac
Consolidated
Mines
Apr
29c
Jan
10,000
16c
9c
1
_
14c
Jan
9.75
uC
14c
July
21c
400
4,000
AC
21c'
.0
Feb
5c
3.oni)
a46c
22C
13c
lOVac
500
-0"
1
L'Uiigava:
Mines
Central
5,000
41c
43c
1
Ltd
Jan
1.85
July
10 v»
July
40
—-1
Akaitcho
.
24
•
Mines Ltd
Warrants
23 %
9V2'C
—1
High
45c
Jun
24c
34% May
23% Jun
90 Vs
Oil
Ajax Petroleums
9 Va July
45c
11%
X
1
Copper Corp—
Compagnie Miniere
Consol
^
Jan
4.373
20 Va
.100
_
ate
13c
75c
,
Ltd-—;
10 'A Mar
44c
1
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
1.12
Jan
Jun
7c
July
July
5Va
3,000
5VaC
—
*
Ltd
3,100
1 17
25 Vac
•—./
*
Jaculet Ltd
Chibougamau
35c
1
Ltd
Mines
3c
7.00
ate
r"
.—
1
Ltd
9%
34
24 Va July
200
800
v
v
•
1
Corp Ltd
Agnico
200
a3e
7.30
8%
1.17
1
.—
:
Exploration
Central-Del Rio
9
1
.
Ltd
Cassiar
7.0G
t
Oils Ltd 1/7
&
Nickel Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
Carbec
7.10
-3
:
Canadian
Canorama
a3c
—
1
Oiis Ltd___^__10c
Homestead
Canuba
Ltd
24% '
Ltd—
—'
Canadian
Canalask
1
Mines
Resources
24.%
—
45,660
101/4
Advocate Mines Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
40c
38%
23%
■■—-——_ —
&
Range Since Jan. 1
-Low
38
common
Preferred A
Gas
Shares
37c
39c
_—25
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme
for Week
High
38 V2
*
Paper common-
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
Range
of Prices
Low
—1
Preferred
Jan
15,500
21c
July
25%c May
5%c Jun
19,400
8c
1
Mar
25c
Ltd
&
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Feb
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
Friday
1.30 Mar
9,800
1
Tungsten Mines Ltd
5c
6%c
21c
—
Jan
Are
Jan
33c
54c
1
:
10%
Jun
40%c Jun
'
»
..
5o,uuU
July
7,000
85c
■
6%c
.
1
_»
a.
5c.
84c
53c
1
:
Gas Ltd
&
85c
1
Ltd
Mines
4c
7.55
Prices 'Shown
High
19c
3,000
51c.
,
'
Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Red
Beatrice
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
19c
20c
1
Bay Mining Co
Shares
High
7.55
1
Gold
Band-Ore
Bateman
Low
1
Ltd
Talc
Baker
of Prices
Par
'
for Week
/ Range
Sale Price
V/V
../:/v
Sales
Extension
•
1
1
14%
13c
6c
Feb
Jan
5.00 July
Jan
8%c Mar
5VaC Apr
2.60
lie
1.30
July
May
Jan
9c
Jan
3.70
Feb
22c
Jan
2.55 May
1.65
1.62
1.65
500
6c
7c
2.000
6c
July
*
38%
37%
38 Va
1,795
32 Va
July
*
8%c
8 %c
8 Vac
2,000
7c
May
19%
20'A
800
16%
Jan
24
13%
14 V*
2,606
12 V*
Jun
14% Mar
1
■-*
14%
9C
39
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Jan
Jan
Feb
July
33
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13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(495)
.
.
.
Monday, August 3, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils—
Mines
Petroleum
Calvert Gas & Oils—....
63c
68c
14,300
63c
64c
96
common
1,390
96
1,700
102
20
55c
60c
21,700
7.00
7.40
7,025
11%
380
4.00
4.00
165
4.00
July
31%
33%
1,496
31 y2
Jun
27%
6.95
Jan
10
Mar
10 % Mar
12% May
5%
37
27
Jan
15%
50
12y2
Jan
23 %
1,040
30y2
Jun
37%
Jan
526
28%
Jan
A.
Cournor
Mining-
Crain
L)
Oil
of
145
90
July
100 %
Feb
Cree
63%
July
76 Va
Feb
Crestaurum Mines
550
25
26
Apr
Crestbrook
1.43
1.48
4,900
60c
80c
1,100
Jan
July
2.35
Jan
Croinor
Jun
1.05
Feb
Crown
•
55 %
55%
56
•
52
51%
53%
462
49
68
68%
255
58
90%
170
88
Mar
50c
Mar
Oils
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
of
Canadian Breweries
5.00 May
193
Feb
:
57
55
Apr
Jan
68% July
Crows
A
B
91
Cusco
*
46%
46 %
47
85
39 %
12 %
12%
12%
395
11%!
Jan
12% Mar
8%C
2,899
7c
Jan
13c
Deer
65%
66 %
2,899
Jan
66% July
40%
7,409
65y2
.
54
Feb
Jun
Celanese
Jun
49
Jan
39
35%
Jan
39%
39%
40
700
35
Jan
42 Va May
Devon
17
17
17%
2,641
11
Apr
17% July
Distillers
8.50
Chieftain
Canadian
Collieries
&
1,295
355
24 y2
5,005
4.10
Apr
3.45 Mar
-42%
Jun
Wright
Devonian
Drawn
Petroleum
Canadian
Eagle
Oil
Warrants
Canadian
;
Export
Canadian
Jan
24% July
Dom
31
425
Jan
33
25,240
8%
Jan
14% July
1.44
15,600
1.08
Jun
9
8%
9%
11,410
4.55
Jan
80c
81c
2,200
2.90
3.25
12,260
3.25
29
68c
2.80
Jan
July
Jan
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
4.55
•
250
10
21%
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
July
Jun *
6.05
Jan
13
Oils
Jan
Dominion
75c
Jan
Donalda
ny2
11%
2.26
2.54
33
33 V\
75
11% July
806
7%
Apr
11 % May
29,317
2.05
Apr
400
9%
208
62
130
__
•
29c
...
30c
1,200
10c
1.15
1.12
1.17
3,383
1
12
10 %
12%
15,143
25
Feb
2.50 Mar
7
Jun
41% May
23c
1.10
10
Jun
2.90
35
Jan
5.00
62c
Jan
1.85
14%
Jan
8.50
Canadian
7 % Mar
Industries
•
18%
17%
18%
7,541
15%
20 %
Malartic
39c
41c
6,500
39c
Jan
North
July
84c
Canadian
17c
17c
2,000
16c
July
40c
Feb
Pacific
•
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire Corp common
Utilities 4%%
pfd
Canadian
Canadian
preferred
Canadian
4%
Western
preferred
Canadian
Can
Erin
Can
Met
Mfrs
class
Gold
31% Mar
13y2
12%
13%
1,190
11% Mar
15% May
6c
7c
9,000
194
200
130
126
Jan
200
July
76%
76%
76Va
10
74
Apr
79
19 y2
19 %
19 %
100
18% Mar
24
Del
35
100
23
Feb
35
July
38
1,115
23
Jan
38
July
20y4
19%
Jun
20%
20
15%
15 %
15%
150
1
1.90
1.83
1.99
12,254
49
49
125
15el5%c
32
__
__
1
15c
>__1
1.30
...1
1,22
40c
37c
10c
Ltd..
•
Quartz
Corp
Ltd
__
*
11%
'
Class
l
1.60
Jan
Apr
40c
26,183
32c
Jun
10c
Mar
55c
Jan
9c
May
15c
Jan
1,100
6,014
78c
Feb
11%
5.45
2,100
90c
2.800
9.40
12 % Mar
5.50 May
July
Conduits
Coniagas
13,400
1.05
Jan
1.63 Mar
Con
15c
2,600
13 %c
July
25c
May
25
565
19%
Jan
25
July
Jun
Key
Jan
53c
Apr
July
92c
Mar
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
.
Callinan
5c
Consolidated Golden
Consolidated
Howey
Consolidated
Marcus
Consolidated Mic
Gold
37c
1.615
11%
Jan
31c
Jun
500
300
0
4,000
2,700
2.00 Mar
10%
Jan
50c
Jan
Smelting
Explor
General
Jan
'General
8c
7,000
1.54
28,8 JO
8c
8c
6,500
1.36
1.35
1.44
10,440
1.94
1.75
1.94
1,585
1.50
1.50
1.70
775
1.65
1.60
1.70
1,200
1.30
16c
Jan
2.00 May
Apr
7c
<
1.35
16c
July
Jan
July
1.50 July
1.60
Jan
2.15 May
2.65 Mar
1.75
1.70 July
2.00
July
July
62
Jan
72
61 %
62
53%
Jan
72
Apr
43
1:62
78.000
80c
Jan
2.13
Jun
33c
34c
9,000
26c
Jun
50c
10c
9c
12c
14,800
9c
May
14c
14%
14%
15
915
22c
24c
4,000
11c
12c
29,500
1.50
1
11 %c
62
205
53
14% July
15
Apr
Feb
Jan
July
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
8 %c
Jun
20c
July
30
29%
30%
6,570
Mar
22%
645
24% May
21% July
32
22%
25
May
17%
18
660
17
Mar
19% May
67c
July
;_1
88c
83c
90c
7,800
4 %c
7c
7,440
4.90
4.70
5.00
4,595
13 %c
13 %C 13 %c
1,000
56c
55c
•
58c
10,890
28
28 %
75
3c
4.65
1.12 Mar
35c
Jun
July
8.25
12c
Jun
19 %c
50c
Jun
27%
Jan
94c
12,700
1,238
184
285
185
185
10
14%
14%
15
1,110
13%
6 %c
7c
7,500
6c
July
1.12
29.
May
;
*
,•
20c
6
%
C
common-.,.,
Jan
77
July
Jan
187
Jun
110
29 %
30
480
28 %
6.50
5.85
6.50
2,500
5.85
2.35
2.15
2.35 :
15,195
1.80
7
7:
1,100
\
*
Feb
Jun
Jan
29%
•
Co_
Feb
Jan
65c
lo
preferred
1.50
Jan
50
108%
*
—
21c
Jan
6
Jan
185
17
Jun
11 %c
35
Apr
July
Mar
Feb
Mar
July
9.00
Jan
Jan
2.74
Jun
7% Mar
Jan
.15
Steel
14
Mascot
75c
Mar
Glenn
Goldale
Eagle
10c
9c
10c
7,100
9c
July
15c
Apr
class
16y2c
10c
20c
9c
Jun
20c
Grandroy
11c
July
19c
July
Apr
11
Mar
16% July
400
13c
12c
14c
196,111
9,550
15%
14%
15y4
20,376
21,905
2.20
2.50
3.90
3.80
3.00
5,150
__
23J/2c
25c
15,499
33c
38c
7«/2c
8c
1
33c
-
1
23c
65c
23c24%c
33c
July
6,!>aO
6%c May
4,000
19c
55c
70c
63,200
700
33c
34c
__
3.50
Jan
7.616
3.45
•
1.55 Mar
3.65
Jun
64c
1
Apr
22c
3.30
-
8%
3.30
2,400
26c
65c
65c
1,000
57c
3.20
3.60
2.150
•
20V4
20 %
20%
4,480
2.00
1.95
2.09
6.490
Jan
1.50
Jun
Jan
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1
1,328,106
5%c
24 %c
Jun
4%c
Jun
5%c
4,200
9c
8%c
lie
10.690
8%c Jan
13 %c
13c
15c
47,800
12c
8c
8c
2,000
6%c
50c
4,
__
1
54c
51c
54c
6,375
*
4.70
4.60
4.70
790
4.15
Jun
36c
Mar
8c
Feb
1:24 July
"7c
Feb
15 %c Mar
$2.80
B
Plains
Coal
19%
Jun
20c
Mar
1.10
1.10
1.10
100
24c
26c
111
6,300
7.85
7.65
7.95
1,450
31c
28c
32c
28,000
28c
July
9%c
9%c
10c
21c
2,500
1,000
9c
21c
T8c
11c 12 Vac
19,525
II-HIIII
Hi
II50
class
59c
Feb
July
14c
Mar
Jan
24c
Jun
40c
Jan
46 %c
Feb
10c
Jun
30c
9,000
28c
July
45
42
Mar
6%
7,325
6
Jun
7%
7%
7%
325
17c
20c
11,267
1.40
1.35
1.40
2,000
44%
43%
44%
2,820
35% May
44% July
30
30 %
825
23%
Jan
30 % July
10
1,320
7.25
Apr
30
7% July
12c
1.21
5%
6%
2.060
5
38
38
38
75
38
2.40
2.40
2.90
405
40 y4
40 %
90
2.50
2.75
700
14%
14
14%
1,885
5%
5%
<
9.25-
2.30
38
2.30
13
July
Jun
May
July
48
9
38c
10
6%
3.30
Mar
41%
Jun
3.30
21 %
Lake
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
6% May
5%
740
5% July
8%
1,050
8% July
12%
13%
3,693
9%
Feb
13 %
13%
12%
13 %
2,336
9%
Jan
13% July
4.75
4.75
240
Apr
5.25 July
6.00
6.50
100
4.50
Apr
6.50 July
4.60
4.75
480
4.05
Feb
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Products
Jan
3%
4c
12%
27%
3%c
4c
25,000
12%
12 %
1,267
3.90
9
5.00
common
Gold
ZZZZ*
Hi
Jun
July
Jun
Mar
3%c
Apr
20c
12—
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
28 % May
27
27%
224
9%C
9 %C
2,000
8c
May
15c
7%c
7%c
8c
2,000
7c
Jun
13c
1374
13%
14 Va
5,475
3.10
Mines-;
Gurney
July
40 % May
6.50
*
11111111
Mines
Gwillim
Apr
Mar
2.25 Mar
July
July
Jan
7 % Mar
13%
common_II*
I
warrants
Mar
May
8.60 May
4
44 %
6 Va
*
31c
Jan
28c
_I
~_1
May
6.25 Mar
10
warrants
14c
5.75 Mar
9c
1.55 Mar
6%
•
A
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Jun
Jan
1.00
44%
44%
•
.
Gunnar Mines
July
12c
28 %c,
-
Voting trust
Jun
May
Jan
—+.——1111—50
Develop
25c
36
July
H
Saddlery new
Winnipeg Gas
Lead
1.25 July
1.35 July
Feb
12c
50
warrants—'
May
1.10 Mar
16%
31
10%
common
—
preferred
Gulf
325
—H_
Class
Gulch
34Vi
56% July
July
July
1,000
common
Gas
$2.50
preferred
Warrants
1956
1.00
43 % Mar
1,410
Hill
IHH*
Power
Northern
1958
1.15
2,600
14c
IIIHIH*
West
July
3,175
1-.25
16%
_i
Paper
West
1.20
2,238
1.25
1.15
34
16%
55 %
1.25
Jan
LI
Mines
Greater
44c
7
14c
;
Lakes
Great
2.55 Mar
54%
1.25
♦
Great
Jan
54%
Mines
Mines
Apr
Feb
Jan
—,1
Mines
Gold
5.25
Feb
Apr
63%
•
—
Gold
Warrants
Great
22%
July
•
Uranium
1.15 May
22%
July
2,833
1 24
64c
Apr
5c
6c
67c
Mar
Feb
8,066
5V2c
36'c
Jan
Jun
l.li
Jan
1.05
Feb
*
63c
10% c Jan
4.50
Jan
1
Great
Jun
20c
__
Great
Jun
Jun
49
common
Mine
Lakes
Apr
4.10 May
Jan
July
3.20 July
19
4.20
47c
10%
17
655
b
Granduc
Great
550
3,663
«
Mines
9%
I
9
52
A
Jun
Gold
24% Mar
20%
50c
10%
Apr
'
Jan
8%
Mining
Uran
17
18%
18%
1
Yellowknife
May
Mar
5,270
17%
46% May
1
Giunt
Giant
Glacier
Apr
109
Jan
49 %
Prospecting
Apr
4.00 Janf
104
Jan
37%
19
com—__50c
Mfg class
July
50c
Jan
105
52
Ltd
Scientific
100
1%
,,
Drillmg
Wares
20
210
3,695
1
—
—
Mines
103
II
—
Products
General
Geo
8%
40
103
18%
38%
107 % 107 %
_i
..
Motors
General
38 %
100
—100
:
Ltd
A
Genex
*
common
Petroleum
Glass
9%
63c
May
4.10
1R% Mar
D%
18c
42.
July
8c
1.52
75 %
Goldfields
12,350
page
Mar
7c
8c
1.53
20
Gocdyear Tire 4 7c preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
285.030
see
May
86c
Feb
23c
footnotes
15c
46c
181
Apr
40c
For
Mar
Jun
Jan
9%
74%
10c
1.09
Consolidated Sudbury
Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
12
10c
90c
35c
22c
Mines
Apr
17c
181
40c
29c
;
Jan
Feb
July
7,700
75%
Jan
1.06
Mines
2,489
20
20%
16,700
•
Jan
31c
Qils
19c
15
22c
1.07
Poplar
11%
18c
92%
Jan
July
17%
:
6%c Jan
1
Peak
11
10c 12 %c
•
14 Va
19
22%
-
27c
1
Consolidated
100
Jan
_*
Development
531
2
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
16,082
Mar
__1
Ltd
Dynamics
5,759
Consolidated Mosher
Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines
3,719
20
20%
Jan
48
22%
——*
Bakeries
7c
Consolidated Negus
Consolidated Red
68
July
1
Consolidated Morrison
General
Jan
4,544
38c
General
Feb
34c
,37c
General
Feb
Mar
1
Ltd
.
12
Apr
A——*
—
Mines
Jan
8c
3.00
Geco
Jun
99c
14%
54c
1.65
19c
5c
52c
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Ltd
Oils
&
71%
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Mines
Power
3.15
Apr
27c
3,500
...1
Mines
Mac
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
I
69
19%
1
,
5%
preferred
5%% preferred
89c
July
4,300
75,955
Jun
31c
-54c
Mar
11c
6c
,13%
28c
14,600
34c
13%
1
...
Marbenor
Feb
2.80 May
Jan
12%
3.00
7
Gold..
Consolidated
50
14c
13%
2.50
Arrow
45
July
51% July
18% May
65% Jun
19c
1
class
Gatineau
26c
1
Mines
500
760
11%
*
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Ltd
26c
1
-Consolidated HallijVell
13c
Jan
2.45 May
6c
•
Lake
48
21%
20 %
•
10
Jan
8% July
48
„
1
Mines-
Trailer
6y2c
1
Gillies
660
16%c
27c
31c
13%
Flin
Consolidated Fenimore
7.801
11 %c
32%c
Mines
.
Co
Fruehauf
*
Warrants
41%
20%
_20
preferred
Frobisher
1
Mines
Gamma
Denison
120
3.80
14%
14c 14V2c
•
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
Oil
Consolidated
12c
64%
3.55
•
Bakeries
Consolidated
14,500
14%
1
*
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Oil
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
64 %
14%
+*
Mines
Jun
13% July
15% May
8%c Mar
19c
45c
2.50
Consolidated Allenbee
960
1
B
French
11,900
1
Mines
9
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Petroleum
1.47
14,500
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Coniaurum
8%
50c
_
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Companies
82,214
♦
....
Class
Jan
50c
•
...
11%
Feb
13% Jan
24% Mar
Jan
> 8.50 Jun
600
3,925
1
Canada
Foundation
9.20
40c
1
Petroleum
•'
Jun
Apr
5%
Jan
1.62
old
five
Manufacturing'
Motor
of
Jun
5V2c
1
Metals
National
9.00
50%
5c
Ford
6.05
5c
1
.
74c
35% July
21% May
Apr
8.90
1,105
9.00
49%
25c
Francoeur
34c
1
;
13%
15%
20
600
50c
_
Ltd—.
Jan
46c
_*
Enterprises
Combined
3.10
38c
...25
Mines
13
13
1
A
Uranium
Ford
17,324
Jun
Copper
13%
50%
Warrants
7.25
Jun
Yellowknife
Faraday
Fraser
50c
Commonwealth
Apr
May
72c
Combined
1.75
4.75 Mar
90c
500
Colornac
12%
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy—
Fleet
1,200
6,700
Coldstream
IS
1
—
——
—
—
—
Grain
8,000
3,700
Mines
4,111
1
Corp
Jan
1.07
12c
.95
Gold
1,500
1
Ltd
Fatima
12c
55c
Lake
1,180
10%
23%
1
——
common———
Federal
1.15
52c
Coin
Eureka
Apr
2.80
—
18 %
9.80
12%
—
..
Explorers Alliance
2.45
52c
Cody Reco
52c
1,600
23%
19%
Mining
Mining
47c
•
Equipment.
53c
10%
#
Jan
1
Willans
52c
„
69%
———-—
Mining
35c
Chimo
Farm
'
23%
23.50
Emco
174,731
1.40
90c
Cochenour
:•
•
—
——
Mines
Sol
Farwest
87c
Cockshutt
Apr
20%
_
El
Feb
88c
....
19c
•
each
Eidrich
26c
1
Mines.
July
July
——
Ltd—
class
Mines
July
21c
Mining & Smelting
Elder
15c
18c
...
9c
•
common.
for
new
Paper
6,916
21c
Gold
4,300
;
—
Gold
——
Fargo Oils
1
...
12c
Metals Corp Ltd
Feb
Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chromium
Mar
1
Mines.^
Chib
Chrysler
16
,,3.00 Jan
75c
,
Mines
One
25
5%c
Mines
10 %c
common—*
common
Common
15c
25
Jaculet
Mar
11c
Territory Mining Co Ltd
Eddy
1.31
•
Chiboug
Jan
25c
Being exchanged for
6.80
1
Chesterville
A
Eastern
53
11
7.15
Chateau
Wines
34c
Jun
"
—
&
Oil
Eastwood
May
90c
1
,
Mar
July
July
*
Petroleum
46
5.45
*
*
14%
Jan
1.11
-
1
...
50,
9%c
1
CentralPorcupine
Cheskirk
Jan
33
Gold
Gal
9 %c
20y4
Rio
Pat
Jun
20%
—
Asbestos
6c
37%
Athabaska
74c
26C
15C
Jan
__
__
*
Oil
Mar
-17c
May
A
;
Trethewey
Central
Jun
;
Mines
Central
27%
——*
Warrants
Cassiar
30% May
11,717
1.12 Mar
Gas 5%% pfd 20
Explorations..
Captain
Castle
Apr
28%
1
Mines
Cariboo
Cayzor
26%
28
.*
Westinghouse
Exploration
Candore
11,060
28 %
Jun
*
Nat
Western
Canadian
29%
100
.
...
Canadian Wallpaper
Class B
49c
28%
10
Corp.
Vickers
41c
29
25
...
41c
37c
40c
J^uiy
2,000
1
Minerals-
12% July
•
42,316
Jan
July
1
common-
Oils
Feb
Canadian
Jan
18c
15c
5,000
pfd—_—__ III50
Duvex
Jan
5.00
__
Textile
Dynamic
Jan
Jan
49,500
*
Co
Jan
Jun
4,416
41c
8C
58
19c- May
24
19c
—
Mines
3,860
1
Jan
16% July
20c
2.50
—
Mines
7.00
•
Jun
11c
Feb
Jun
18c
common—
Mines
Amphi
July
Jun
48%
1,150
34
Jan
May
27c
■
Copper
Sullivan
12 %
Canadian
394
9,500
17
13c
19 %c
•
Duvan
Malartic
5.80
Mines
52% •
13c 14 % c
37c
__
—
East
11 %
common
52%
Apr
Jan
32c
——•-
Chemical
&
East
6.75
Cos
Jan
1.85
20c
*
East
11%
Oil
26
8c
5,125
—
Coal
&
Jun
July
*
,
Northwest
125
8c
1.50 Mar
22,000
———————
9% July
62
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
1.75
May
Canadian
Canadian
31%
12c
Foundry & Steel common—*
Tar
25%
4.35
common
1,000
20c
Stores
July
9
Gold
9%c
20c
*
Preferred-
May
6% Mar
60
Inca
100
8%c
common—
Dominion
Apr
20
4.35
Oil
1,500
31%
•
•
1
—
——
Steel
30c
2.54
:
—
Bridge
Scottish Inv
445
—20c
Warrants
12c
9,820
10c
1.60
9%c
H—
Jun
Dominion
1,625
*
Crest
2.60
Jan
2.09
10c
1.60
2.00
2.00
Jan
Dominion
1,120
*
common
Aur
1.02
Jan
32c
common—,*
...
1.30 Mar
23% July
Apr
22%
July
11%
31c
100
Class A
July
17% May
9.535
Magnesium
11%
31c
16%
Preferred
58c
13,650
Dominion
"
Morse
Products
10,885
21
21%
4.75
11%
Jan
7%c
900
10c
-
Electrohome
11%
1
Oil..
&
4.25
4.35
11%
__
12c
6,000
1.18
Warrants
Jan
2,750
20c
—
9% July
4.10
58c
10c
35%
Dominion
Feb
20 % Mar
60c
1
—
Dominion
85c
2.50 Mar
21%
22%
10c
1
•—
Jan
1.57
16 %c Mar
58c
1.11
Dairies
Feb
Mar
21%
—1
—
Petroleum
18 Va
Feb
8
July
33%
Mines
14%
._.
Gas
—
Jan
74c
Jun
1.12
Dominion
13
_„*
common
36c
4.95
Jan
34%
Dome
31
*
Dredge & Dock
Dyno Mines
Canadian
9,200
July
105% May
July
13
25c
Dome
1.35
•
;
pfd
40c
■
1.74
18 %
106
1
_—
July
8.70
1.44
_•
Steel
39C
—
16%
—
.—
Mining
Oils
Dominion
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
2C5
Seagrams—-———-2
July
10
13%
1
Mines
16% May
3
common
13,265
1,085
19%
10
—
Mines
Palmer
Feb
•
.
Delnite
14
•
Cellulose
Pete
Preferred
Curtis
3,490
8.65
15 y2
23%
23%
__n_
9.50
8.25
15y2
8.50
25
Chemical
Canadian
20
19%
.
—
Gold
Deldona
39%
•
preferred
Canadian
19%
—
.
Mines
Horn
•
...
common
'1.85
20
14 %c
Explorers
Daering
*
A
2.00
1.92
——
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis
8c
8.80
class
Apr
_i
Mines
1,900
2,500
20
warrants—....
11c
52%
85c
warrants
Canners
6,533
——-—-—
4.20
com
12c
*
;
Minerals
73c
common
Jun
1
common——
Nest
Crowpat
4.10
1
Aluminium
25c
19%
Jan
Feb
51
25
British
3,600
1
.
90 %
Preferred
'125
30c
21%
Trust
4.15
Commerce
7%
27c
♦
—
Pershing
9OV4
common
7%
3.60 July
6% Feb
12C
warrants—
Canada
1
Minerals
1,850
27C
—
Timber
100
warrants
Steamship1 Lines
3.95
47 %
Feb
1.25 May
2.85 Mar
.10
Petroleum
3.50
*
—
Ltd—
520
....
100% Mar
«
(R
65
;
60
—
25 Va
55c
104 104%
•
;
25
1.43
100
„
*
B
92
1.45
30
—
Class
63%
•
105
——
_i.
;
5,650
105
104
1
High
Jan
47 %
105
—
63%
92 */a
Low
34
47%
—
—
Coppercorp Ltd
——
Copper-Man Mines —
Copper Rand Chiboug——.—.—
Corby Distillery class A
*
Preferred
Canadian
_
*
Exploration
12.50
Southern
Canada Southern
—u.
preferred
100
—
...
.
common
—
Apr
32%
—26
class
100
100
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46
Mar
15%
.
.
-
_
Conwest
Feb
317/a
Mtge
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canadian
Apr
32
^-L'
B
$1%
74c
28
Canada Permanent
Canadian
Apr
10%
28
Shares
Low
10
Apr
102
33%
Warrants
Class
B
15%
.......
Canada Packers
Class
Class
*
Canada Oil Lands
Canadian
Feb
1.27
100
July
■
Canadian
A.
10
—
Canada
Class
_20
preferred
Malting common
Preferred
Canada
Jun
common
Foundries
for Week
7%
Feb
42 o
Jan
53c
Gas
Consumers
26 %c
.
Iron
Class
,
Jan
78 y2
100
Par
High
Jan
7.00
__
Range
Sale Price
35
22% July
11 %
*
...
25
94 V2
58%c
*
.
22%
,
101 %
—1
1
.
Preferred
4%%
July
July
July
25
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
13c
20c
•
—«
common
Canada Cement
Canada
2,366
12,195
———-.*
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
14c
21c
—————100
preferred
Canada
13c
*—*
Calgary & Edmonton ———,
Calgary Power common—.—
5%
Low
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
20c
25c
—
_
31
Range Since Jan. L
1
—.
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Shares
1
—
-
Low
WEEK
FOR
Salea
\ior Week
Range
3.10
3.25
1,520
2.65
Jun
9%
9%
9%
254
3.50
Jan
6c
6%c
4,500
26
13
6c
May
Jun
Jan
Feb
19
Jan
7.50
Jan
9% July
10 %c
Apr
-
Number 5869
ISO
Vc3ume
, . .
(497)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Hallnor Mines
Hamilton Cotton
1
preferred
-—
2.60
2.60
87
87
35
15
15%
3,142
105% 106%
20
100
preferred
1st
—
Mines
Minerals
Gold Mines
Harrison
Hasaga
■'•''
85c
14%
lie
,4,700
9c
12c
15c
8,600
,12c
Red Lake
.
Heath Gold Mines™—
.—
Hees (Geo H) & Co
Hendershot Paper common——.
Heva Gold Mines
6 Vic
7%
B
Class
1.00
July
July
14c
July
25c
Jan
Apr
■
23c
38,200
18c
25c
Feb
Mclntyre
8%c
Jan
24c
Apr
McKenzie
Red
38c
16,500
34c
Jun
58c
Jan
McMarmac
Red
7c
15,500
6c
July
11c
Apr
McWatters
Gold
8%
465
10
Apr
4
4.80
470
5 Vic
2,000
1.65
1.65
1.65
56%
56%
5%
3.00
33%
34
2,783
5%
—-—
33;%
Feb 7
5%
Jan
5c
4.15
400
50
5%
100
47
Jan
4.00 Jan
3.00
100
1.75 Jan
V
30%
Jan
9c
Jan
77
Smith Paper
preferred
Prior
—
14%
15%
5,986
13y2
Jun
20%
Uranium
Meta
Midcon
45
405
39%
Apr
46 %
July
40%
40%
25
40 y2
Apr
44
4.$5
4.10
4.75
3,200
4.00
Jun
53%
2,323
51 y2
Jun
16' %
16%
16%
15%
Jun
21%
12 %C
13c
20c
55
55
80
49
Jan
10
75%
78
2 175
62
Jan
80
Imperial Bank
Rights
7.45
7.15
7.55
13,130
—*
—
———
*•11
10%
11
1,250
10
79
79
79
135
77
40%
39 y4
40%
11,508
131/4
14
3,094
———-—
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil ■>.
-—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
■6% preferred —
—4.86 %
Indian Lake Gold-,-—
———1
Industrial Accept Com Ltd common™*
preferred
$4 %,
Gas
Natural
Inland
Warrants
.
Preferred
Petroleum
Ltd
Irish
A
Jack
Class
Jumping
Kenville
Kilembe
61c
Jun
14%
Feb
10,000
15c
July
39c
Mar
49%
Jan
53% July
National
Petroleum
11
Jun
167/8 July
National
Steel
6
Mar
514
5%
2,378
4%
Jan
231/4
1,258
17%
Jan
23% July
5%
Nama
7% Mar
22%
Nealon
:
3,475
5y4
Jun
15
575
14 y4
July
16% Mar
Nesbitt
2,750
1.90
July
3.25
Apr
New
Kroy
Oils
12,000
Jun
70c
Feb
New
Athona
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Gas
Lake
of
Lake
Osu
New
Bidlamaque
Lake Shore
Wasa
Landa
Laura
Oil
Lawson
Leitch
&
Jones
Class
B
Loblaw
Goidvue
Harricana
44c
12,910
12c
14c
5,000
2.45
2.35
2.60
32,200
34c
42c
22,300
7%
9
1,610
7% July
12c
14c.
49,180
11 %c July
13,500
Jun
16
Jan
2.55
Jan
1.60
May
82c
Apr
20c
40%c July
Loeb
Jun
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
11%
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
69c
11c
10%
10%
9%.
91/4
9%
525
42 c
45c
6,400
37c
July
Apr
50c
July
72c
Feb
1,700
17c
Jun
28c
Jan
7c
20%
21
5.25
21
3.20
3.10
1.90
5,525
3.30
6c
5,525
Jan
Apr
14c
Mar
21% July
Apr
2.35
Apr
7.20
Mar
18 y4
.
4.10
Jun
1.50
1.40
1,59
2.17
Jun
49 c
48c
50c
3,225
9,081
68c
1
-1
48c
Jun
86c
Jan
9c
9c
10,500
9c
Mar
15%c
Apr
44c
44c
49c
12,400
41c
July
95c
Jan
Mar
-
31%
1,794
27 % Mar
31% July
28
1
*
28
28 3/s
2,829
25 y2
31 % Mar
1.00
1.00
1.03
2,850
84c
83c
86c
5,786
1
1
1
1
2.50 Mar
3.25
3.10
2,700
8%c
9,700
7c
July
27c
30c
1,000
22c
Jan
34c
5.20
2,280
33c 33 %c
8,200
July
Jun
Jan
5.80 May
38c
4.30
4.30
200
3.30 May
3.15
3.25
658
3.00
■
Jun
Jan
4.45
5.20
4.30
26c
Jun
6.00 Mar
Feb
Jan
3.75
2.60 Mar
2.25
2.25
100
2.15
Jun
25
25
3
26
445
23 y2
Jun
28 %
Jan
100
19%
Jan
22
20%
20%
20%
1.33
1.40
4,100
11 %C
10c
14c
200,500
1.33 July
10c
July
3%c Apr
1.61 Mar
29
283/4
293/b
515
Feb
30%
810
28% July
29% Apr
31
30
32
May
40%
July
42
Feb
Jun
48
May
July
30%
29%
303/4
2,552
29% July
30%
30%
31%
2,219
30
46%
46
463/4
210
42 %
11%
11%
11%
490
11
Jun
12%
12
12%
790
10% July
Feb
17% Mai¬
ls
Jan
15c
17c
8,000
Jan
26c
Mar
III
55c
48c
55c
21,400
45c
July
67c
1
21c 23 %c
10,300
21c
July
46c
11c
lie
2,225
11c
May
29
40
28 %
May
*
;
23c
33
Jan
14c
14c
15c
13,100
12c
Jun
40c
Jan
lie
10 %c
12c
31,800
7c
Jan
19c
Mar
1
2.95
2.95
2.95
-
2,760
1
30c
28c
34c
8,900
1
12 %c
9c
13c
139,300
__20
23
23
23%
260
Miues
.
MacLeod Cockshutt
1
Macmillan
1.10
*
1.15
9,025
40
1.10
*
Bloedel class A
40
100
Lake
40 %
40%
41%
1
3.00
2.95
3.10
4,310
1
B
Magnet Cons Mines
15 %C
14c
17c
471,442
27%
55
3%c
15,900
Maher Shoes Ltd
*
Majortrans
•
27%
.
3%c
3c
3,211
2.66
Jan
3.10
20c
May
38c
Mar
1
2.50
2.45
2.55
4,855
7c
7%c
12,050
Mines——
Gold
3.45 May
May
17c
July
Jan
28 %
Jun
July
5c
Feb
1.11
5,600
1.04
Feb
1,175
12%
Jan
19%
24 %c
22c
26c
13,550
Marigold Oils
:■
„
42.
42 %c Mar
20c
July
6 250
8c
May
17c
Feb
10,100
10c
July
20c
Mar
1.15
1.22
25,180
1.07
Jan
36c
39c
43,500
25 %c
Jan
1.40
18c
May
10c
May
.-*
^3
Norgold
—
6%c
Oils
33 %c
33c
34c
13,000
3.20
3.50
6,125
14c
14c
2.90
3.85
1.38
1.17
1.49
5,810
65 %c
60c
6Gc
28,887
48c
Jun
78c
—.1
May
1
3.
72c
41c
73c
334,270
26c
Jun
73c
July
1.10
1.18
1.26
10,100
Jun
1.98 May
1.15
1.15
1.23
25,210
91c
May
60c
70c
200
47c
May
18
18%
3,165
12
Feb
19 %. July
35
May
44% May
common
Ltd
Rankin
Class A warrants—
Preferred
-•
50
;
*
—
—*
Canada Mines—;
—*
Ontario Natural Gas——*
1957 warrants
*
Northern Quebec Power common
Telephone ————.——20
Utilities' Preferred—100
Northwestern
Oils Ltd-
Utilities
Northland
—
Beaucage
Nova
—20
2
1
1
—-—*
:
—-—
Mines
Norvaiie
Nudulama
Mines
Gold
Mines—
Cement—
Metals
Rare
Okalta
Orchan
90c
—.——*
——1
—*
—
Ormsby Mines ————
Osisko Lake Mines———
Pacific
1
1
1
—-1
1
Petroleums
Warrants
»
Mines
Paramaque
2.05 Mar
42c
July
of
14%
Feb
1.60
2.50
Jan
1.60
Jan
17
Feb
5.00
3.00 May
1.25 Jun
1.65
Jun
Jan
Apr
1.68
1.75
29,100
17
16
17%
2,426
12%
Jun
17% July
100
25%
Jan
28
26%
26%
3.35
3.30
3.35
2,550
78
78
78
20
3.05
25c
16%
120
15c
16c
23,050
1.55
100
July
1.35
15c
15C
1,100
42c
13Vic
1.55
80
Apr
22c
22c
4.00
Apr
75%
16%
I60
15
4,500
Feb
May
Jan
18
May
30c
16% July
Jan
15c
July
Mar
2.00 May
Feb
May
23c
Jan
15c
Apr
9c
3,500
6Vic July
78c
8,650
66c
Jan
1.07 May
15%
975
14%
Jan
18
»
Feb
12c
12c
12c
2,735
11 Vic
Jun
17 Vic
Apr
75c
65c
78c
2,189
65c
July
1.35
Jan
23%
23%
150
22%
Apr
26 Vb
Jan
7.95
8.35
5,370
7.80 July
3.35
8.10
8%
9%
5,538
54c
44c
73c
157,500
8c
7 %c
8c
2,500
42c
38c
42c
17,950
31c
37C
5,700
14%
25,835
9%'
14%
13%
44c
12% Mar
9% July
Jan
1.34 Jun
July
7Vic July
13c
31c
July
65c
Mar
30c
Jun
45c
May
12%
8.00
Jun
18%
Jun
12%
10
9
10%
1,370
33%
33%
33%
2,613
28%
68c
68c
2,388
59c
Jun
Jan
6c
9C
28,000
6c
Jun
4%C
4%c
6,500
8c
31c
31c
31c
2,600
3.20
200
May
13c
Mar
7Vic
Jan
58c
Jan
2.85
Jan
July.
Jun
79c
20Vic Jun
26c
Jan
36% Mar
4%c July
1.00
Mar
65c
Feb
Feb
26c
28c
19,200
1.25
1.39
4,700
1.10 Jun
1
3.95
3.85
4.05
4,276
3.15
1
20 %C
20c
21c
13,815
18c
17c
2,019
16c
May
Feb
17C
16c
22c
1
23c 24 %C
5,700
18c
May
36c
Apr
11%
Jan
30
Jun
—
Oil preferred
Mines—
&
1.00
Feb
4.60
Jun
1.17 July
28c
warrants
—
Oil
2.75
1.30
-1
Canada
Gold
Jun
15c
1.68
—
Preferred
Petrol
1,081
3.20
1
Mines
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina P4peline common—
I ?oples
Credit common—
Peruvian
185
2,448
68c
I"1
■
4.60
—1
&
10,152
15%
—
Consol Gold
Gas
Jan
43%
——
Page Hershey Tubes————Pamour Porcupine
20,800
36c
4.10
8c
—
Mar
July
15%
74c
Mines
Orenada Gold
22c
13c
43 %
8c
Products
Jan
9 Vic May
4.25
75c
Opemiska Copper ———
Orange Crush —.—
27c
18,000
15c
15%
1
——*
—-————1
Oils
Ontario Steel
18%
*
Mines
Lake
Obaska
7,400
10c
-
'
—1
Uranium
17C
15%
———-—-—
Mines
Goldcrest
Northland
Mar
4.50 Mar
Jan
3.85
North
Northern
Feb
43c
Feb
3.15
25o
Oils
North
Northaim
13 %C
July
31c
Feb
Mar
58
Apr
6c
9%c.
Northgate Exploration Ltd.;
Northern
50
9%c
—
A
Jun
5Vic
Jan
2.G5 Mar
8Vic
*
—1
Corp
—;
Canadian
Class
6,000
6,473
1,500
53%
52%
1.20
July
Mining
1
Ltd-—--—.———.—*
Nickel
Northspan
.
1.60
7c
7c
6c
6c
Norsyncomaque
Warrants
7,600
2,033
Jan
May
1.18 Mar
3.45
Normetal Mining
North
75c
1.70
1
Mines
Northcal
68c
1.60
73c
——------1
Mines
Norlartic
Perron
9c
38c
Jun
26c
—
Noranda Mines
Jun
13c
1.19
97c
Jan
July
July
Apr
11c
1
Mining Corp.
Martin-McNeely Mines
5c
68c
Pernio
8%c
I—I1
Maritime
10c
3,100
—1
Jun
Amalg
45% July
13%
—
37,396
6c
9Vic Feb
Jun
Pardee
45 % July
17
—
21c
6c
2.71 May
Jan
Apr
51c
Jun
Jan
1.10
;r
16c
1.18
13 %c
Mines
May
17
'
6c
19c
——1
10,000
2,483
Pato
1.10
*
Mar
20,700
251,600
7c
2,000
Patino
1.25
1
55c
45c
1.94
6c
230,142
Jan
1.47
IIIIl
Mines
Apr
40c
1.74
7c
15c
F3b
3c
Mar
75c
24
21%
Apr
41c
14c
21%
Jan
27 %c
41c
a
————1
Pater Uranium
6c
30c
Jan
Jan
July
1.80
v.
Parker Drilling
2.55
21c
62c
Jan
1.10 July
6 Vic
18,200
25c
12c
93c
Jan
35%
48,200
Jan
1.53 Mar
Jun
7c
74c
55c
40
9,660
93c
16c
Jan
8c
Apr
15c
Jun
22 %c
22 %c
1
Mines—
72c
11 %c
May
48,200
12c 14 %c
12 %c
Apr
10c
95c
7c
7%c
7c
I,100
85c
7C
91c
—.
Jan
*
common
.
2.67 May
Jan
2.25
10 %c 10 %c
*
—1
1
Mines
7%c Jun
25c
I—1
Goldfields
page
54,500
Parbec
Explorations
Macleods class A preferred
see
Jan
Jan
•
Macfie
6V2c
III-1
—
footnotes
30c
July
21c
29
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
21c
Superior Oils
Oka
30 %
Lowney (W M) Ltd
Red
28c
Taku
Ocean
—30
1.90
11c
&
Apr
l
1
Mines—————*
Nickel Mining & Smelting
1
Nickel
Rim
Mines.
—™-™_v»——1
Nipissing Mines ——,-i—L:—
Nisto
Mines
1
New
.New
Jan
2,200
Warrants
Macassa Mines
36c
92c
Jan
40,650
1.95
Mines
Jan
Rouyn MergerSenator Rouyn
2.48
4%c
*
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
New
6%c
4c
1.90
——
20c
Mines;
Newnorth
O'Brien
4c
—
19,540
Mylamaque Exploration
Jan
-30
A_
22c
Jason
17c
1.95
1
21g
Feb
1.40
™1
1,50 Mar
5.20
10c
-
1.47 Mar
7c
—
A
Jun
Jan
1.00
60c
28c
—■
-
1
*
Jan
2.90
3.10
1
22c
New Kelore
New
Jan
50c
Mines—1
Mines.
.—_——*
Newlund Mines
,——-1
New Manitoba Minlno r, .Smelting
1
New
Jan
5c
Pete
North Star Oil common
29%
'
•
•
New Hosco Mines
Norpax
11%
4.60 Mar
8,500
.
3.00 Mar
July
8% Mar
™..l
.
.
Feb
•2.80
10%
Lorado Uranium Mines
For
21c
Gold
Jan
34c
-13c
2.50
_
Marccn
12%
Jan
12c
2.40
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Malartic
Jan
1.6,371
Ltd
Macdonald
64c
1.90
13c
warrants
(M)
3.15 Jun
Jun
Jun
•
A
Class
1.70
27c
—50
class
Cos
Madsen
Mar
64c
Preferred
Class
10c
2.45
Class B
73c
New
53c
A pfd
July
New
40 %c
preferred
31c
7% May
14c
Mines
II,250
.4,410
42c
Mines-
37c
6%
01c
Gold
Jan
31c
6%
1
Gold
Feb
43c
Dickenson
July
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class
July
July
12c
28c
New
45c
Lexindin
July
7c
10,700
Feb
26 %c
Lencourt
8c
16,135
31c
7,750
Jan
——
33,500
11c
28c
54%
May
class
8c
7c
29c
53
16c
Gold
6%c
lie
1
Delhi
12
Jun
36c
20c
New
2,000
—
Mar
July
2,000
Candy
69c
July
26c
_
Jun
12c
16
*
Secord
30c
100
9,000
Mines
3.09,236
13c
2.00
————
Gold
57c
Davies
1.95
♦
Lamaque
4.0c
Continental Oil of Canada——*
15%
..
Mar
53C
New
16
—
12c
New
2,300
Mines
Luz
May
Jan
20c
Mining
La
May
7c
41 %c
1.99
July
Jan
14%
20c
July
July
17 %
Feb
100
19c
Apr
Mar
8,000
31,200
5%
jJan
16c
5,200
22c
55 y8
20c
8c
19c
48 y4 Mar
Aor
24c
Jan
13
8%c
12%c May
17%
41%
4,35 Mar
Mines-
Lake
.
Mines
Calumet
19
7c
Jun
Jun
—-
Mines---.
New Bristol Oils
New
Jan
23c
32
Apr
Jun
17%
475
May
25
500
Jan
4.60 Mar
2.10
16
23c
35
20
100% July
775.200
Apr
5.50
July
7%c
Jan
Apr
18c
14c
Aur
15c
1
Uranium
Jan
15
1.90
1
15c
18%
Feb
7%c July
4.45
Jan
'
*
Labme
22 y2
18,450
—————■—-
16c
83
27c
Mines—
P05
75
2.60
Lingman Gold
1.100
18
10,887
2.30
Mines
2.50
17%
18
2.35
Ltd
Labrador Mining & ExplorationLake Cinch Mines
1.—
2.25
17%
24
39% July
(John)
400
24
*
Labatt
4.50
98% 100 y2
48
————
4.45
14%
1.04
—1
Alger Mines
44c
18c
Ltd
4.50
46% July
Jun
37
1
Products
Neon
:
7,500
14c
Mines
2.10
40c
5."5
9%c
Mines
Nello
Jan
16%
9c
25c
Car.:
5%
7%
21c
16
_1
*
Mills class B
Hosiery
18c
9%c
*
,.
16%
*
Mines
1.90
20c
Townsite
Kirkland
C'reek
141/4
5.00
Apr
Mar
50
Feb
46
July
6 %
————
49%
100
May
1.25
20% May
May
Jan
;——
Jan
48c
Jan
Minerals
Jan
17%
42c
40
6%c
42
80c
1,135
6,200
3,235
5.25
Jan
62
4,710
10,461
16%
1
1
40
41
SOc
19 %
22.153
53%
3,625
1,925
Jun
46
15% ■
1,250
28%
47c.
National
8%
Jun
Jan
57c
Feb
2.30
29
22%
45c
95
8 i/e
Feb
Jan
22%
425
47c
Feb
2.25
;
1
Minerals
90
8%
27c
19
49%
25
*
16% Mar
Jun
Multi
Montreal
90%
—15c
Jan
12c
82c
41
90 y2
18c 18 %c
Jan
13%
82c
1
*
'
Works
Locomotive
3.75
19%
40
Porcupine
Jan
Jan
27c
Copper
warrants
27
2.85
464
28 %
27%
27%
Feb
Jan
46%
20c
Class C
Kirkland
28
*
500
2.90
50c
26%
Kerr-Addison Gold
*
National Drug & Chemical common
5
National Explorations Ltd
—•
———1
3,275
20,000
12C
41% July
575
14%
12c 13 %c
14%
53
*
14%
♦
class A
3.40
Jun
43%
21%
Mines
3.25
Feb
49c
1.31
4,699
14,935
44
-——-———*
Gold
July
27c
52c
235
Kelly Douglas class A
Warrants ——
23c
1.45
1.48
27c
I
25c
1.32
*
Apr
1
Apr
Feb
Jupiter Oils
49c
•
2,070
Co Ltd—
Pound Pt_.———
July
2.10 July
Jan
5
48
Jowsey Mining
15c
9%c Jan
—
Mines
Jonsmith
3,100
12c
*
—
23c
Jun
10
Warrants
Joliet-Quebec Mines
64,100
17c
1.35
Trust
39%
preferred
2.10
35%
-10
——.—.—
B
1.75
Corp common
Wright Iron
38% Jun
43c
Preferred
2.00
1.00
Mt
37
Jockey Club Ltd common
60c
7,244
9,691
Apr
5,700
41%
12 c
Apr
98c
21,780
40%
~9
16
July
64c
Apr
——
12 %c Mar
July
July
63c
Jun
Jaye
Jun
8c
12
Moore
20c
-35c
Mining™
™_—.—i—_——
200
60C
Jan
.
1.90 Mar
■
58c
5%
19c.
Jan
60C
12%
331/4
1.00
60c
5%c
200
July
58c
18
Exploration —_———-—1
Jefferson Lake
1
Jellicoe Mines (1939)
1
Joburke Gold Mines
—————1
12
12
Jan
72c
Jan
1
Waite
9%c 10 %c
•
25c
Jan
Jan
New
Jacobus
1.25
Jan
July
12c
13,225
0,-00
8,300
•
Gas
Preferred
7.55 July
48
Uranium
Iso
1.17
May
3.35
8%c
4,300
65c
—.—1
common—
500
24
1
16c
57c
1.38
33,000
99%
—1
preferred——_—_.—-10
12c
Jan
41c
Jun
2.50 Mar
92
.—
—
14c
580
50c
*
1
12 %c
12%
Jun
59
Mines
Copper
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass
Iron
2.66
14,600
11,070
25c
2.50
32c
_1
40c
-25c
—
—
31c 34 %c
2.62
——
-
•
5%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1955 wts~
Interprovincial Pipe Line
5
Interprovincial Steel
—
—*
Investors Syndicate1 common.———25c
Class
Apr
Uranium
1.90
1
Ranwick
International
8c
23C
14V4
International Nickel Co common
International
3,040
July
..
5%
com—*
25
.__*
—*
Powders
Eronze
.
9c
5%
;—____1
'
8c
May
6.00
22%
'———■—-——
International
8%C
53%
20
Inspiration
Feb
Apr
6%c
16%
1
pommon
Preferred
95
40c
90%
10
preferred™.
Inland Cement Co
Apr
Jun
41%
100
.
Jun
34
81J/a
Mines
Montreal
Jan
Apr
32 Ve July
25c
5%
5%
___—-———:—50
Warrants .*L—'—
——
Inglis (John) & Co„.——.—
—*
100
■
5%c
13%
preferred
5 Vs. %
3,600
1.78 Mar
I,165
B
Moneta
May
1.50
32 y8
Juu
28c
1.00
1
Molsons Brewery
Class
1.35
6
Jun
12c
14,983
Corp
Ore
31,600
32'/a
Feb
4%
200
16c
Jan
87
Petroleums™™
Lake
4.85
15C
1.50
:
Mining
Min
.4.85
22c
11 Vic July
31c
Brick
55% July
77%
12 %c July
33,630
■
Milton
Jan
1,741
19,000 '
City
Milliken
Jan
12%C
-20
& Erie Mortgage
Mill
63% Mar
III
11 %c 12 %c
86
Mining
5.25 Mar
52%
May
30c
Mines—
Warrants
Apr
52%
113
32 %
Oil
Midrim
Jan
43
*
Pam Porcupine
Huron
21
II*
II*
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.
Hudson
Bay Oil
Hugh
Jun
40%
50
14%
43
common
6,261
15%
B
Class
Mines
Midwest Industries
161/4
Jun
87
Chipman Knit——.
Island Mining:.™
Jan
15%
105
30C
Lake
Mexican Light & Power
Feb
lGVi
1,515
15c
*
Expl & Dev
Merrill
Mar
35 % Mar
Jan
111
■
*
.
Mentor
Jun
7
4.25
Feb
110
—*
——1.25
Lake
Mercury
1.95 May
1.61 Jan
56%
•
;
150
—-1
Medallion Petroleums
5 Vic
Jan
1
Porcupine
25,600
4.15
106
12C
——1
—50c
J
1-
Grain
20c
Home Oil Co Ltd-—
Howard
McCabe
18C
6% Mar
10
110
Ltd 7—--i-—-----™-—---*
»
Maybrun Mines ——_—
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Juu
28,366
120
'
Maxwell
16%
Jan
15%
120
—.
Jan
High
Low
10 Va
14%
convertible preferred———100
Matachewan Consol
•
15% May
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
120
5 % %
107% July
July
8%
5 Vic
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—
19% Mar
6c
■
Shares
15%
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
»
4%% convertible preferred——100
Jun
7%
38c
Highland Bell ——,
.
Hinde & Dauch Canada—
Holden Mfg class A
87
35c
19c
for Week
Low
r,;Par
19c
22c
Headway
50c
3,894
■;:r& 985
\
2.60 July
Feb
13% July
103% Apr
9c
y
'
Head of Lakes Iron—:
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Feb
85
75c
;i
——.
15c
.
2.00
,100
.
13%
—<■
14
Harding Carpets
Hard Rock Gold
Low
High
87
-.100
Hardee Farms' common
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
—
Week's
of Prices
Last
Shares
Low
■'
33
for Week
of Prices
Par
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Range
de Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Minerals
Oil & Gas
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Photo
Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold
Mines
1
6
9
1,105
*
30
30
200
I—lOO
100
10O
10
2
1.15
1.05
1.20
1
22C
—1.23
9
*
•
1.73
17
Jan
101 %
II,945
92c
Jun
1.80
21c
1.01-
22c
3,100
1.34
500
1.65
1.74
37,600
1.00-
16%
1.01
1.05
Apr
Jun
21c
17
8% July
Feb
5.00
25c
19%
89c
1
Feb
2.15
97
1.34
"III-1
Feb
•
6,200
250
0,850
1.25
July
Jun
1.50 Mar
89c
16
1.01
29c
Apr'
Jun
Jan
Feb
1.75 Mar
2.78 Mar
July
1.64
Jan
Feb
-18%
Feb
Jan
1.25 May
42
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.
Monday, August
.
.
3
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
Par
Ore Uranium—
Pitch
Placer
Oils
River
Rouyn
Power
Praiue
President
Preston
Prospectors
4.20
3.90
4.20
6,405
5
5%
1,550
Uranium
4.00
3.80
2.87
2.71
7c
6 Vac
Athabasca
Roche
37c
36c
39c
23c
5c
4.60
4.70
•
1.02
4,398
18c
39,800
1,395
12c
500
91c
1.20
——
44c
Jan
1,600
18c
July
1,415
16
425
36c
54c
83,650
28c
47c
51c
29,900
2,100
1.000
9c
1
28c
28c
32c
7,000
25c
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17
17
17
50
14c
14c
14c
4,100
35c
33c
37 c
20,200
33c
8c
8c
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10%
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9,715
5,432
9
97%
97%
98
8c
91%
2,483
1
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1
1.40
18
19
98%
45
.1.25
1.40
Gold
1
13
14%
9.50
1,215
62c
62c
62c
4,243
12,500
lie
1
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——
preferred
*
com
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—
Sheep Creek Gold
1.00
Miller
Silverwood
S
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40%
18c
Jan
1.60
—-*
preferred
Jan
1.10 Mar
26%
Feb
49
Jan
75
mn
63%
Feb
82
34,191
20c
Jun
49c
6.40
6.50
6.10
Jun
1
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39%
39%
40
_•
4.50
4.50
4 50
14c
July
6,800
73c
64c
75C
7,730
50c
26 %c
26C
27 c
1,060
25c
1
60c
May
60c
60c
500
45c
May
60c
60c
63c
14,000
50c
Jun
5%c
5c
6c
126,000
5c
July
10%c May
47'% Jan
Jun
July
Mar
51
Feb
22c
_i
.
17c
22,000
84c
13.550
1.45
1 40
150
9,231
—1.30
v-55c
65c
6,010
55c
1.40
2.00
7%c
__^c*
125
36%
Jan
100
±
68%
Jan
90
Sunburst
Explor
Propane
Superior
12%
12%
12%
8,608
30
30%
1,145
23%
Feb
35%
Jun
18c. 18 %c
6,350
12c
Jan
25c
Jun
'
1.16
1.20
1,500
8c
8C
5,200
6c
Jun
11c
2.05
2.10
2,638
2.00
Jan
2.85 Mar
1
„
1
20c
*
common
ordinary
100
common
Industries
Tidal
Top
18%
Jan
15%
4.25
1.11
--
99
1,756
15
July
5
95%
4.25
200
3.80
Feb
1.12
13,330
1.00
Jan
Jan
17%
100
5% Mar
1.25
Jan
32
Mar
4
Jan
9
67c
July
89c
May
Apr
60c
Apr
80c
Mar
78c
5,835
69c
69c
500
21
21%
1,525
"
9
Jan
1.91
1.90
1.99
3,755
1.90
3.10
July
2.70
3.10
1.87
Jan
49c
July
36c
Jan
63
Jan
—1
54c
49c
54c
18,700
21,020
_25c
60c
60c
62c
10,500
-
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71%
71%
73 y4
811
52c
50c
52c
IIIi
12
12
12%
1,200
6C
6c
6%c
14,716
-IOC
1.02
85c
1.03
17,730
7,400
50c
10%
July
Jun
5%c July
83c
July
54c
Toronto
Elevators
Bank
Exploration
_
~A_I
Apr
74% May
Jan
14c
15c
July
35c
395
12%
Feb
19%
57,600
22 %c
Jan
32c
32c
2.500
27c
Jan
900
7c
Wood Alexander
Wood
(J) Indus
1
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1
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7
108
Jun
May
8% May
•
2.60
Jan
1.85
Jan
Jun
11 %c
Feb
14c
Jan
19 %c
Feb
-.-400-.
28,/2i
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-
160
-
-
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2.70
May
28% July
Jun
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81
Mar
24V2
Jan
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Apr
1.28
Apr
1.65
Feb
22c
-
-
Jun
7
! 41c
July
■
14c
July
1
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6%c July
97c •; Jan
-
Apr
-
1.64
-
1,000
21,400
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9.10
14,835
-
Jan
Jan
-
287,101
l
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79% Mar
1,515
4lr
22c
-18%
1,190
1 37
-
Feb
24%
30
-
2,460
11-
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Zenith
Metal
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i
July
45c
Apr
68 % July
66 %
67%
2,893
51
Jan
14 %
7.900
13
Jun
16
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Toronto Stock
Prices
24
200
23
Jun
31
Feb
58%
125
56
Jan
8c
500
59"% May
7%c July
•
2.70
2.75
15c
-
'Mar
68c
;
30c
Jan
Mar
11.44 May
•-
-
-
1,000
■18,005
2,700
5c
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May 7 1
26c
July
2.60
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40c
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3.10 May
Pulp & Paper
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Develop
Asbestos Corp
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Dredging
Canada
&
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HI
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Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie Oil
Dominion Glass
Dupont
of
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1,310
Apr
Jan
25
28
Jan
38 % July
-
22%
125
165
9%
32%
Jun
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6%
500
14c
Jan
•-
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Feb
535
3.20
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42 V*
43,%
1
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5
3.05
18
38%
8
_
Jan
Feb
July
Jun
Mar
4.00 Mar
4,674
37 % May
45
17c
1,250
13c
87
25c
91
530
45
45
90
26%
28
1,146
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124%
5-
37
75%
84% July
26%
100
121% 124%
'
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46
73%
Feb
■
28%
Apr
80
Jan
36% May
124% July
37% July
'
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25
Feb
Jan
110
May
27% Mar
2,205
Feb
Aor
Apr
25% July
1,037
37%
137
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35%
92
Apr
19%
25
26 V2
May
40
'
28
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21% May
18
91
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4.65
27%
•
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_:
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Jan
Jun
38%
43%
(1956)
!
36 %
May
3.30
Mar
8% July
18
3.20
*
_
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&
27
46
3,155
20"-
38%
Jun
17 c
common-
Power
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37%
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4.50
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4.00
,
19%
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37%
16%
6,358
34
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230
1,835
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18
_
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7%
.
43%
i_
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41%
22 %
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1 7%
■
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_!___
33%
4.40
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Canadian General
Investments
Canadian Marconi
Copper
! 7%
•
Canadian Bronze
comnion_l.
Canadian Cottons
Coast
43%
%
Vinegars
Shares
Low
'_*
1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canadian
Pend
Flour
137
July
167
Apr
90
Oreille
July
86
86
50
50
51
140
2.50
.2.40
2.50
500
43
•44
1,340
79Q
41%
75c
Jun
50
Jan
79c
5,200
COc
..36%
Ogilvie
Feb
99c
Jun
36%
100
35%
Feb
40% May
common
50
Mines
Price
Bros _L
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'
.
Feb
2.00
53% July
2.95
Apr
Jun
-
'
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dividend.
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issued.
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f
v
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Sale Price
Anglo
Jun
24
8c
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•
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1,500
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ll
Jan
104%
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Mar
10,500
81
110
44%
Mar
I
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30-
8,000
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Jan
87
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14,000
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Mar
44% Ma.y
-
8c
1 31"
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Jan
Jan
14c
10%
37c
Jun
Jan
11,100
21%
1.37
-
1.06
July
81
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Jan
4.00 Mar
65c
M"'20
'
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39%
12,600-- -v-1.13 Jun
lAi/'r*
p
28 *4
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81
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300
7%c
i
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Jan
4.40
34 %
3,500
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Jan
11
July
16%
45
—
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15%C
i
warrants—l—
Apr
Apr
1.53
58%
24
-50
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Apr
9c
15%
34%
-
-
Jan
14
I
•
v
1.45
>
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Apr
1.96
1.30
67
V-
7
150
,
99c
13% May
18 V*
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Toronto Iron Works class
Toronto Star preferred
July
1.13
•18
32c
93
1.09
•
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Jun
65c
-
-1,585
18'%--
Jan
2.32' Feb
3.50 July
--3,965
-
Apr
93c
July
■1.40
36
150
40
> 106 106%-
73/.
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—1_6
1.16
—1
106%
15VaC
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2.48
15c
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40 Va-
93
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3.70 May
21% July
1.22
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39
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27
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21
common
Tailors
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Apr
175
1
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Mar
185
1
Park
Mines
Feb
6
—1
„
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Mar
July
7.50 July
28
—*
;
Lundmark
Silver
Towagmac
27c
Feb
3.15
77c
common
Petroleum*
Tombill
Jan
11%
990
6
Warrants
Tip
16c
2,435
Mar
28
Mines
Torbrit
1,500
18
'
Mines
Thorncliffe
20C
99
-
Teck Hughes Gold
Canada
99
_!
Mines—
Territory Mining
Texas Calgary
Tiara
2.10 May
7.31
15%
•
1
Tamblyn
Thompson
July
17V4
17%
15%
1
_.
Tancord
Texaco
1.10
6.80
Voting Trust
Taylor Pearson
Jan
8c
Gold
Temagami
15%
1.16
Industries
Taurcanis
Jun
1
Petroleum
Sylvanite
11%
8%c Jan
__1
Preferred
Switson
5%c May
30%
Warrants
Supertest
2,500
1
•
6'6c
l8J/r>
iqi/2
.
'
July
.1
Gas
500
65c
May
2.20
19,610
28c
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Jun
6% July
'
25
3 50
;
40
-
—100
43% Mar
4,548
6%c
Mines_.
1.66
37%
-
•
985
1,55
40
A
13
50
-•
18%
Jan
39%
89%
Oil
30
-
3 50
>
_*
•
39%
Contact'
2.75
Apr
2,000
-
21Vz
-
6%c
Cons
6%
3.50
-
Jan
87%
Sullivan
14
2.20
B___
.1
20%c Mar
July
Jan
82c
6%c
Sudbury
5%c
6%
■
1.63
___L*
Jan
87%
-l
5%c
13%
.
6%
_*
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Feb
66c
*f
;
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13%
-
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4.10 May
Mar
July
1
j_*
-
16c
73c
V
Apr
'
34c
July
5c
-
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Yukon—.
10.000
16c
80c
;
;
22c
Apr
•
July
6.75 Mar
20 %c July
9c
July'
81c
1.25
___^_
A_.
3.50
10c
40
Feb
_•
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class
-lie
2,600
9c
8.40 Mar
•
•'•
Jun
4.50
100
22c
'
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32% Mar'
■
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&
Jan
f
1;
3.80
21%c
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68,100
3.80
ioc
1
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July
Steel of Canada-
Submarine
16c 19%c
—
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;
—
'
-
220
2.50 Feb
«
Jan
19c
61
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
:
19c
_1
1,167
11.172
Vi.
Feb
Mar
Mar
14c 15 %c
*
Feb
Apr
3.70
Feb
May
24c
.
21c
1,348
Stedman Bros
2.55 May
32'% Mar
125
13,400
1
90c
51
lie
Nickel
2.65
1.95
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Feb
May
60 %
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Apr
1,400
__
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Wan ants
Yale
July
May
10c
59%
Ltd
-1.35
2.35
July
40
41
1
Mines
47c
July
10/aC
—
Jun
23,100
20 %c
15c
:
Jan
12
41
59%
—
4.50
65c
15c
75
20 %c
4,800
2.25
l
Preferred—
Woodward
Jan
700
——1
-
36%
41
•
Paving & Materials
Stanleigh Uranium Corp.
Starratt
Jan
65c
8,410
2,000
2.28
July
Petroleum
Jan
51
.*
p
Stand
Uranium
3,500
1.75
Mar
%
Preferred
1.84 Mar
4.60
10 %c
14C
—
30c
32
29%
41
•
Oils
11
3,302
1.60
50
—1
3.95 July
2,094
29%
_*
,
40
■
Feb
2,000
87c
(
Jan
43
41c
11%
Apr
7.30
Jan
40c
85c
15
Jan
Jun
-39
5.00
'
Feb
95c
33 %c
11%
80c
40
1,432
39%
)
July
Jan
3.05 May
28
July
*
White
May
1.55
35
35c
*
34
2.00
Warrants
1.58 May
63
Jun
34c
•
Southern Union Gils
Stan rock
Jan
July
547
.1
Roi
Warrants
May
29 %
1,050
2.35 May X
25% July -
Gas—L.
class
r
May
May
600
.
Jan
4.10
50
&
Mines
Jan
50c
-
Mines
Jan
3.95
Southam
Stadacona
Je n
/
11% Mar
B
1.43
9,586
Pe'trol
(Geo)
3.30
Jan
28
■
2.25
Naco
Fi/a^
Apr
16 %c
4.50
16,470
26
Jan
88c
7,200 "
?.,40
Ltd
Plywood Co class
Weston
Tu y
July
1
-
Mar
1.40
68c
100
J,
101
Mar
28
Manufacturing
Spooner
Western
28
'
Ltd
19% Mar
Jan
12
135
•
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80c
"
3:35
common
Grocers
Western
Mar
33c
2,773
41
1.40
class A_.
common
Somerville
40%
31%
2.65
Mar
2.60 Apr
12% Mar
..
2.13
Leaseholds
Feb
16% Mar
9,650
3.20
Preferred
Slocan- Van
4.70
2.65
61c
Jun
Jan
25%
—
Western Decalta
Western
May
1.07
2,450
-2.65
48,060
July
3 sn
Ltd
Oil
Copper
Western
17%
42
154
4.50
30%
*
Ltd-
Mines Ltd
Slater
13%
1.40
Mines
Dairies
31%
36c
13%
4.70
36c
3.10
Mines
Siscoe
36 c
1.17
Feb
12% May
7.60 May
26,714
1.40
Quebec
Silver
11%
94c
60
2.25
1.10
Warrants
July
1
Mines
Silver Standard
Jun
July
10c
12,500
51
1.55
3.15
common—
Sigma
Simpsons
1.11
1.40
1
,
Breweries
1.45
——-_5©c
—
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks
-*
•
,
Shawinigan Water & Power
A
12c
50
—50c
v
Metal
Class
10c
2.20
1.15
1.86
"
10%
Jan
Mar
4.80
2.19
West
Jan
14
93
56c
'
310
2.20
July
59,140
12
2.03
53
Apr
25 %c
34,566
2.38
-
X.:
May
3.95
*
/
/
46
1
,
23%
85c
~
35c
2.15
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Nickel
Canadian
Warrants
Jan
Mar
97%
10,275
9.15
1
—
common
13%
July
July
16 %
32,925
14
•
common
1
Scythes
West
Jan
Jan
15
5,348
98%
••
——-100
Debentures
Satellite
14c
7.60
950
>26c
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(Canada)
Lake
Jun"/"
1.30 July
v
Jun
?; 53% May
/ ; 28c
Jan
6.90, Jan
.
'
- Jun
4.35
3,750
•
common—__•
Wespac
Petroleums
Westburne
Oil
Jan
May
'
Antonio Gold
Petroleum
Werner
17% July
75%
9
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31c
r
May
19 % July
"
1,630
4.80'
Jan
13
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Products
3,100
15%
Feb
24c
&
Knapp
Weedon Mining
Jan
54c
W)
Western
18
11%
52%
♦
Equipment
Jan
250
15
Webb
21c
,
"
732
4.40
~
50% Mar
1,000
"2360
il%
Ref__
Feb
4,025
11%
13c
77c
&
V.Wayne-Petroleums
Feb
25c
4.80
2.35
2
Mines
&
Feb
24c
X 12%
.
Jan
405
11%
:
14%c
18
15%
50c
(G
Mar
Mar
5%
;
100
7.90
11%
^
B
Jun
18
*
Walker
Watorous
July
15%
6,570
1.40
_•
—
May
7.60
9.40
Sarcee
Mar
Feb
Jun
1.49
60c
Jan
,„1
5c
8,000
89%
*
A
i
—
95 %
145
7c
89%
7.80
May
July
July
8c
10%
10%
25
Petroleums
Feb
13c
1
Gas—;
River
Jun
15
1
50c
Horsey
May
10c
40
Feb
./ 60c
Jan
'50%
-*
Viceroy Mfg - class
Violamac Mines
Waite
8%
4.60
_1
—:
Wainwright Prod
1.07 Mar
/
May
10%
1.35
Jun
29% May
20c
May
Feb
Feb
8.75
,
19%
53'
24c
11c
"
Alloys
Jun
500
7,000
29c
29
i
Jan;.'.
670
4.70
4.80
'
Upper Canadk Mines.
Jan
2.030
Jan
J$n
Apr
15%
;
Feb
235
'1.35
X
Amulet
Jan
1.30
Jun
4%.
5,000
11'
18
preferred——25
Ltd
16%
40
10c
*
<
Feb
13o
52%'
.
Ventures Ltd■
Mf'.r
1,000
11%
'
'
_1
Corpx
65c
1.12
28c
_—
Telefilm
75c
5%c
10c
Steel
—2
Hill
May
5%c July
37
25c
.
class
Jan
2,600
18%
trust-
Fortune
July
1.12
-T
Industries—
Sapphire
10
5 VaC
39
1
;
1.81 Mar
2.28
46c
1
■■■•-*
Mar
65c
Jun
700
18c
17
Jan
3tf%
Jun
33c
171/2-0
——1
-—
Oils
United
X
Feb,
16c
;/v33c
li
—
45c
1—.—
Cement
1.55
50c
—1
*
17c
30 %c
....
__
10%
United
Vanadium
151,800
16
2
——
15% Mar
Jan
21c
.
Lawrence Corp common
5%
preferred—-'—
Sand
10% July
8%c
1
Preferred
San
T
4.00
if
Keno
;
306
10%
New
.
11,770
_»
United
Jan
X 5,600
Jan
,
11%
Jun
20
———
Canada common.——•
preferred—
50
United
Jun
15,735
19c
12%c
United
Jan
22%
33%c
1.75
:
.
95c
Jun
Jan
_♦
Uranium
Saiada Shirrlff
July
16%
15c
18c
10
St.Maurice
18%
1.65
—_1
St
18
16c
13%
60c
25
Mar
10% Mar
.15c
Jun
■A.
4.35
isc
commou-.i
Canso. voting
United
Fuel
Inv
B
Apr
21.569
Jan
43
7'% July
X 2,500
'
44 %
43 %
Jun
4.05
li
United Asbestos
7.25 Mar
22c
150
85c
Jun
Jun
'
:___
,
__
United
7%c Mar
Feb
May
21c
—.
Can Ltd common
Lawrence
70c
1.75
Mines—
Russell
4.10
14c
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
St
1.575
7.50
'U.-:"^5%"X5%';
of
A
35
;36%
,.
90
191/2
;
preferred
Gas
36%
25
1
High
4.35
_• '
Union Mining Corp__
Mar
Mar
1,000
—*
common
Consol
77c
47c
Aor
.*
Ltd
Preferred
Jun
July
9,400
11%
2nd
:
29%
13%
' 18c
.
2,200
"
19%
—L___
Acceptance
Union
Mar
5c
17c
11%
Jan
36c
75c
12c
1
Mines-.
Rowan
11%
mil
76c
18c
Pipeline
Shawkey
"'Class
July
13%
—__*
Low
38
" 80c
:.27%
—
28%
Line—
Resources
Oil—
Ultra
Jan
20c
72c
18
176'
3.30
Prairie
Union
'
17C
i
Jan
12c
PiDe
36%
7.50,
„
l
_1
_
38%
Range Since Jan.
High
36%'
37%
„
38'-
—
Explorations i LtdPipeline
Shares
37%-
__—
Jan
Jun
1,075
i
5.00
1.10
Jun
32c
10,300
5c
Jun
2.50
22.700
20c
5c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
(A V)
July
.
July
6%c
19.699
mil
Rockwin Mines
Roe
39c
20c
Mines
Mfg
70c
17,774
5,600
7c
32c
74c
Chemical
Rix
3.70
800
35c
_i
—
Robertson
.
2.87
i
.
Rupununi
29,073
70c
1
—i
Mines
Macdonald
4.05
70c"
!
Tribag Mining Co Ltd——
1
Trinity Chibougamau
:
_l '
' Twin City Gas—
—*
8.35 Mar
—i
— _—
Trans
Triad
2.45 Mar
Jun
—
Rio
160
July
Mines
Rexspar Uranium
Feb
1.50
5.60
i
,JRapid Grip Batten—*
Rayrock Mines—
Realm Mining-'i,————
Reef ExplorationsReeves
125%
900
mil
Quemont Mining—
Quonto Petroleum
Reichhold
Feb
1,500
Canada
Transcontinental
Feb
7%
Canada
'
—
for Week
Low
%'
38
-
Sales
Range
'
•
.*
,
40
Transmountain
Apr
5.00
1.55
*
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Mines
4.55
Jan
6.00
Quebec Manitou Mines
dil
4%
10
1.50
"III*
Ltd—
Week's
of Prices
,«
Trans
Mar
5.70
Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Ranger
160
70
Jan
2.45 July
3.90 July
A—
B
warrants
Trans
Fet
class
preferred
1957
May
1.50
Labrador
Rainville
61%
5%
May
47c
5.95
1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
Radiore
160
89c
43 %
_•
Airways
Queenston Gold
5
160
565
10,225
.V
Jun
Jun
Mar
Finance
Class
Feb
IIIII
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quebec
36c
•
Mines
Producers
Gas
35%
1,200
2.50
Electric
Uranium
Provb
67c
2.029
65%
,
East Dome—,
Pronto
9,100
40c
-100
—
31c
Traders
1.80 May
12% July
37%
-20c
Trust
Mar
40c-
2.45
Par
Mar
Mar
36%
64%'
High
12c
10
500
2.50
Pipe Mfg
Premium Iron Ore
Premier
Friday
Sale Price
20c
1,930
20c
70c
64%'
^
X
Jan
12%
mil
Corp
Prairie Oil Roy
6c
1.10 Mar
69c
II—1
*
2,500
30,100
36%
__
Gold—*
Low
8c
1.25
20c
•
Powell
Powell
High
1.15
11 %
1
31
Last
69c
—50c
Island
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
8C
1.17
*
Develop
Ponder
Portgage
Shares
Low
1
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
1
Place Oil & Gas
WEEK
v
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Number 5869
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chroniclp
.
(499)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
The
Friday,
for
following bid and asked quotations
are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
which have
Bid
Par
Bid
——1 :
Corp
*erovox
Co—X—1
Express
\merican
Co
IT—IO
Greetings CI "A"_—1
Amer Hospital Supply Corp.
4
American-Marietta Co_____ri>2
Pipe &
Const
Co
Golmip Corp
Incorporated
AMP
Anheuser-Buscir
Farms
Arden
Co
preferred. __L_~
Par tic
Western
Metal
Associated
Oil
Aztec
Co class
High
Hilton
19%
20%
Hoover
58
62 %.
.«■'
•
Hudson
18%
22%
21%-
Co^_:i;
Bay less
Bell
.J t Markets
(A
l
Berkshire
Uiitbuway' Inc___
Beryllium
Corp..——
Black IT ills
&
58
Bryson
Co__l
33
Inc_—1
Stores..,.;
Brush
>
-
Steel
Sullock's
Rnrndv
Castings
Inc—
;
Corp
Byllesby
(H
:
M)
Co____—10c
&
California
Interstate
California
Oregon
California
Water
17%
10%
16
39%
27%
20%
28
7%
17V2
8
10
27%
30 Va
10
36%
123/a
38%
42
45 Va
17%
18%
Utilities Co
Co
5
1
14%
20'A
21%
Liberty Loan
33%
35 %
5
5%
Lau
Blower
—
Corp__
15
16 %
46%
50 %
Lone
Steel
Star
Lucky
38%
60
28%
Macmillan
21%
Madison Gas
-
6
5%
57/a
14'A
15 y«
14
15 Va
Maryland
8%
9 Vs
1
34%
37 y4
Maxson
1
McLean
23
25
Machine
Michigan
25%
wins
16%
18
Miller Mfg
10%
17%
11%
Corp
'■
2.50
Craig Systems Inc
1
5
.
—5
vtg
I
_1
vtg
Donnelley
Dun &
A
Rubber
Fuel
Mountain
5%
30 %
153/8
26 3A
Co
28
—2'/a
22%
243/a
22 Va
24 Vs
1
13 Va
14%
23
24 %
*
23 %
25 Vs
50c
16 3/4
18
_1
4%
5
14%
27%
29%
20
21%
New
26%
28%
Oil
&
Corp
common
Nicholson
Shops of Del
National Shirt
Gas
Eng
Co
Corp
Thermador
Norrls
Nortex Oil
Co__5
39 %
42V4
North
28'A
30%
North
1
50%
54
Northeastern
3%
Assoc—8
Elec
&
File
46%
Gas Corp
&
113A
11%
12%
72%
77%
Gas,
19
Co—~3
xl83A
20 Vs
21%
23 Vs
Natural
Northwest
1
Co
Gas
Penn
Pub Serv
*jnr*-Hwest-prn
211/4
Co___l
11%
50c
11 Vs
16%
10
42%
44%
Economics Laboratory Inc..
El Paso
Electric Co (Texas)
1
20%
34%
22%
•
37V2
Pacific
Airmotive
Electro-Voice
2
15%
171/4
Pacific
Far
1
2IV2
523/4
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—8
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
1
20
49
13%
14%
Pacific Power
10c
34 Ma
37 %
Pacific
2%
Nuclear-Chicago
America—
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Gas
Inc
Associates
Inc
Electrolux Corp
Emliart Mfg Co
7%
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co_
Co
173A
Olin
Natl
Mortgage
Oil
Gas
Corp
•
1
Power
Co
8
&
Tail
Otter
Pabst
Brewing
Sulphur
American
62%
Parker Hannifin
Tool
10
82%
86
Pendleton
22 V2
24%
Pepsi-Cola
4
18%
19%
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A__5
Class B
5
13 %
14'A
Gen
Green
8%'
11 y8
9
Pickering
Portland
(A
P)
St
Broad
Trust
Camden
Central
Trust
Natl
Centl-Penn
Co
Co
483/4
70
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington steel Corp
1
19%
21
31%
34%
Watson Bros
Transport "A"
1
Transmission
Point
Western
7%
•
Telephone Co__10
22%
42
44%
1
26%
28%
1
18 y8
19%
7.50
48%
51%
10c
Gas
7%
Cos
Co
5
Wisconsin Power & Light CO—10
Wltco Chemical
5
Wood
8%
13
14%
34%
36%
44%
47%
20
22%
13 Va
14 Va
1
61
64%
1
15%
16%
8O0
9%
10 %
Conversion Co
8
Wurlltzer
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
10
Consolidated Industries
Yuba
20%
20%
Manufacturing Co.*
Natural
8%
19
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Manhattan Bk
Chase
Trust
Citizens
Bank
Bank
31%
33%
41 %
44%
43 3A
46%
(NY) .12%
64
Southern
33 Va
,
35%
10
43Va
46%
82
863A
50
318
-Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
27
Cleveland
Trust
Co.
Commercial Trust of N J_.
Connecticut
Bank &
Continental 111
Co
Tr
14
123/8
17 %
19 Va
113A
12%
39
41 %
4
53A
4%
273A
29 Va
44%
134
129
Plains
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fairfield
10
Bk
Federation
Co
<fe Tr
252
270
39%
36%
31%
34%
106
83 %
89%
72%
763A
35
First
Natl
Camden
Co
(Minn)__10
Bk
&
56 3A
Trust
6%
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bank
28
30%
10
40
(Atlanta)
90
329
40%
63
67
25
67
72 %
Louis—20
63
72%
87S/8
90%
County
First Natl
Bank
933A
343
373/4
(Jersey City) _25
First National Bank of
of St
Natl City Bank (NY)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
First
&
First
of
Natl
Westchester
Franklin
Natl
Island N
of
37
40%
343/4
37
5
18 Va
19%
1
12%
28%
Hanover
Girard Trust
Corn
Bank
Exch
Bk—15
54%
York—10
57
(Chic)—20
98
of New
10
353/4
38%
Harris
10%
11%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co„10
•
42
44%
,
Bk
Sav
&
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
—25
Tr. Co (Union City)—8
10c
Natl Bank
Pub
Properties Inc
Serv
7%
Hudson
Providence
Com
(N Y)_10
10
6%
19%
20%
Industrial
30%
323A
Co
27%
30%
22'A
2 4Va
Punta
Alegre
28%
30%
Purex
Corp
Int'l
10 %
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_
5
x28%
30 3A
Purolator
New
Hamp
9Vt
Ltd
1
1
27
35%
Products
1
37
39%
Corp
103%
10
563A
573A
Westchester_5
27 Va
29%
of
National
Bank
of
City Bank
National
Trust
Detroit
(Cleve)
Bank
16
82
7.50
Comercial
Co
8c
(Albany)
31
34%
29
61
65%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
49
52%
54
57%
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
36
Jersey Bank 8c Trust Co.ll
York Trust Co (N Y)
29
30%
National Newark &
Banking Co
Tr
"
Essex
(N J)
Co
(Chicago )_100
Peoples First Natl Bk
of
(Hackensack
Philadelphia
Provident
&
33
1133/4
520
556
_20
64
67%
Bergen City
N
J)
Natl
9
.21
23%
10
43
45%
20
Bank
Tradesmen's
Trust
40%
110
Tr
8c
(Pittsburgh)
Peoples Tr Co
55%
583A
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)
12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Rockland-Atlas
93
98
160
175
Natl Bank of
Boston
10
44
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York_5
93
97
18
20
Rye National Bank (N Y)
8t
Louis
Seattle
2
Union Trust Co
1st
(Boston
Second Natl
48%
9%
20
84
(Wash)_20
Natl Bk
Second Bank-State
117
10%
-
893/4
124
Street
Mass!
20
86
903/4
10
35
38%
Phila
Bank of
Angeles)
(Los
12%
62 V4
65%
23
State Bank
46
50%
25
44%
473/4
10
Trust Co of New Jersey——2%
28%
31%
9%
10%
of Albany
.10
York)
(New
59 Va
Trade Bk
104
&
,
24%
(N Y)
Tr Co
38
Union Bank
of
(Cleveland)
65
70%
16%
183/8
United
40 %
44
United States
Bank
R
Trust
I
Co
(Wash
(Phila)—5
44 Vt
47
Valley Nat Bk
21
Commerce-r
For
footnotes
55
.10
51
10
33
363/4
92%
96%
49
52%
1934
213/4
23
D
C)
1
13'A
14%
10
41%
44
29 Va
Sugar
1003A
States
—
Trust
Co—
Trust
(N
Y)—20
of
8
of New Mexico—8
of
Co
50%
25
York
(Boston)
of
—1
Petroleum
New
57%
Hudson
Tr
Bk
Serv
of
13%
263/4
Industrial
Pubco
72%
47 Va
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
Industrial
Pub
323/4
169
68
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Long
Y
53/4
Producing
32%
160
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lo
Security First Natl Bank
10
Bank
51%
49
Bank
Rochelle
New
29 Va
213A
County N Y
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)__25
Trust
First
5 V4
19%
29%
303/4
43
First Natl Bank of Boston_._12%
213/8
20%
28
(Buffalo)
Nassau
393/8
53%
_3%
Corp
B
9
110
'
First Bank Stk Corp
1
Co of America
62%
Northern
101%
263A
Potash
59 Va
38
(NY)_10
B
Portsmouth
10
New
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)__10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
1
7
24%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
Manufacturers & Traders
Co
County Trust Co
8%
21 Va
22 Va
39%
22%
34 Va
9
35%
(SF)_10
28 38
6%
30
37%
30 Va
1
10
& Tr
100
41 Va
33%
Co
York)..
New
333
94
Co_12%
(White
Trust
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
Co
New
25
Bank & Trust
(Chicago)
County
Ask
103
National
(Chicago) _25
Passaic
5
67%
National
(Savannah).
City Natl Bk & Tr
Bid
JO
National Bank
10
&
Y)_
N
66%
64%
York
New
Co
73/4
32y4
Par
Kings County Trust Co
Trust
5
of
263/4
.■
Companies
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Phila.10
J)
of
Bk
2
1
Co
453/4
94
Cleve__ 16
(N
Bank
Natl
Portland General Electric Co_7%
1
Bricx
71
10
(Phila)
Plymouth Rubber Co
Mach Tool Co.2
Fire
Co
66%
Bank
19%
20
;
16
(N Y)
40%
10
Cement
26%
Gas Co
Pioneer Natural
46%
24%
90 %
Corp
Lumber
12
Co
National
18%
2.50
preferred
Glddings&Lewis
Glasspar Co
66 %
301
20
Trust
37
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd___20
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%%
Giant
51%
42 Va
10
•
Co__
64%
288
100
First Natl Bank
Co__70c
1
Bottlers
General
(Newark)_25
1
Co
General Gas Corp
Gen
•
Liberty Real Estate Bk
22%
22 Va
Pfaudler-Permutlt
Packing
(S D) Cp
Ask
48%
6%
133/8
203A
Permanente Cement
Frito
9'A
2IV4
A
12V4
6
IDA
10c
Corp.
Indus—
2.50
Gas Service Co_
S
20 Va
'
13%
0%
Mines
Uranium
59%
Fisher Governor Co
Florida Steel Corp
Garlock
29%
5%
23
14
61 %
First Natl Bank of Chicago__100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
5%
1
8
Corp
Light Co
&
45Mi
41
•
Co
East Line
Assn_100
First Boston Corp
Fisher Brothers Co
1
Prod_!$L0c
Old Ben Coal Corp
Pan
Federal
—X
Corp
Miss River
Oklahoma
78%
1
8
Water Co $4 pfd_*
American Coal
19%
Co
733A
-50c
Class B
13V2
9%
69 Va
25 Vs
-2
Nat
28 3A
23 Va
42
preference
Tennessee
63 %
26 s/s
10
22
East
29 Vs
59
1
___—
Supply
Gas
43 Ma
Inc
of
19%
273A
102 Va
-2
$1
16 %
17%
26
23%
Duriron
32%
8
National Homes Corp A cora_50c
National
39
Inc
Dynamics Corp
6%
1
Nalco Chemical Co
1
Bush
18%
70%
Line Co_5
Co
Co
29%
67
3
Inc
Mohawk
1
Co
&
T
Louis
St
Chemical
19%
26
Inc__—1
Sons
31%
29
7%
Pipe
ntlittles
5
&
%
5
6'/a
Inc—
Co
5
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63
Warren
Western Lt &
Bid
10
Virginia
23%
Utilities Co
common
Laboratories
1
Bridge Co
Bradstreet
Dunham
Class
of
25%
1
Waaouri
15%
Corp
(R
59 %
Co
19
(S F)
Commerce
42
5
Missouri-Kansas
143/3
•
Co
America N
33»/a
17%
Co
21
14%
Inc
Duffy-Mott
5
Westcoast
79%
94
13"A
:
Arts
Brothers
17%
8%
19 %
Francisco)
76
27 Va
5
11%
19 Va
8%
Supply Co of N Y—2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
(San
Boatmen's
9%
Dentists'
Bank of
Bankers
33%
__1
Darling (LA) Co
Dellii-Taylor Oil Corp
455/a
143/4
—1
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
8
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
—J5
1
Specialties
Va
297/a
31 %
89
19
17%
4
Trauep Lines Inc.l
Refrigeration Corp—1
Trust
American
32
33 %
10%
Products—5
Continental
Diebold
32%
Warren
33%
Par
13%
5%
Broadcasting
Gas
8%
25%
Dictaphone
18%
30 V4
Bank and Trust
31
27 V2
Eng
&
Miehle-G ross-Dexter
7%
Chemical
16%
31V4
28%
3
^lc
—
Publishing
24%
23%
Di-Noc
8yntex
2ya
Corp
Industries
1
Detroit Intermit
Refining Co
Corporation
Aircraft
1
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
1
(W L)
21
preferred
Co
1
1
Corp__l
L
lc
•
Gas
Bank
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Harvester
Suntlde
Propane
14%
Metropolitan
Detroit
Suburban
1
Inc
Herrington Co Inc
Marmon
Meredith
Machine
173/B
Von's Grocery Co
Warner & Swasey Co
1
2%
Inc
Bank of New York
15y»
Oanly
373A
16'A
—1
Corp
Bank of
28%
Ltd
26%
35 %
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co__
Whiting Corp
t
Corp
Service
Gas
16
14Vs
Common
Wells
Greene
Suburban
22
26 %
com
1
29 V2
Corp
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.com—3
Company.
Engine Co Inc
24%
1
6%
35 Vs
1
6%
50c
5%
32%
27%
4%
21%
12%
1.25
14%
20%
13!A
Prods
McNeil
Cutter Laboratories
5
Corp
Western Massachusetts
Co Inc
59
McLouth Steel Corp
Co
Cummins
52%
Iron
43 %
52%
39%
49 %
Corp
Cobb &
55
52%
Cross
62
,
Corp__l
1
Co
42
24%
Copeland
Chemical
'
5
Delaware
1
49 %
Rock
Hotels
Co—16
Maremont Auto
Marlin-Rockwell
1
—
Freightufnys:
49
36 Va
•
& Electric
22 %
Consolidated
58 %
25
29 Va
34
27Va
Co
36
Consol
-
41%
1
13%
5
&
Co
Vitro Corp of Amer
.
1
common____l
Gas
393/a
12.
Oil
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
10%
1
33 Va
34 Va
2%
Southern
JuVarian Associates
t
39%
9%
23 %
31 VA
32
Valley Mould
63%
26%
20%
10
5
conv
36%
21 %
9
(Brooklyn
2%
$1.25
_10
34 Va
Utah
/8
Steamship—2.50
11%
31%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
59 %
Mfg Co
97
iy4
Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
35%
Inc
Commonweall.il
56
5%
10%
37%
93
27JA
1
Co
Stores
6
33y3c
Gas
23
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
yly
2%
Corp
Corp.l
United States Sugar Corp
1
opw
._._2%
Leasing
Servateria
8%-
-
34
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B__5
Ling Electronics
^.50c
26%
Prod
Interstate
24%
States
United States
10%
.1—7%
Co
25 ya
Corp
Stores
Colorado
United
12 3A
23V4
9%
class A
38%
Colonial
29%
Gas
15%
21%
Marquardt
Gas
Radio
3
lc
33 %c
Collins
Co
25
•
Engines
1
Co
Register
Stubnitz
•
Plus
Telephone Co
Vt Pub Serv Corp
States
——1
Frary & Clark
Central Soya Co
B
E)
Strutbers
13%
Lanolin
Utility Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Ut.il Co com cl A
26%
27%
18
Pressed Steel
Stouffer
16%
Landers
—10
Co
Tel
16 %
Co
Stepan
44
Kratter Corp
5
Public
Coastal
___3
32
Co_5
Central
Clinton
Corp
Inc
66%
10%
24 Va
24%
27 y4
Co__l
Co
8tatler
Strong
47'A
10
Electric
Power
class
41 %
30%
Gas Co
Maine
Common
38V2
41.'.;,
15V*
3%
Co
Central
Central
26 V'4
18
111 Elec & Gas Co
Central
24%
30 Vs
<
Corp
& Gas
Louisiana
55%:
common—
Inc—
9lA
22 Va
Inc
23 Va
49%
1
68 %
25
28
46%
25%
Co__l
Producing
Electric
(A
26Va
25
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
•
Co
Co_—1
65 V4
•
Corp
29%
1
Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_8
21V4
Co
4%
27%
1
Trans
21%
19%
24%
4
•
16'A
14'A
19%
Stanley Home Products Inc—,
1
Ketchum
13 %
5
23
1
Co
Inc
West
58%
•
Trecker
Power
Gas
States
Carbon
Standard
29%
&
10c
•
A
Co
Gas
30%
19%
Co__*
Co
Co
Power
6 %
5%
Kearney
Serv
24 %
11%
39
18
22%
1
25%
36 V*
45%
15
34%
23
Co.lOc
9V'4
8%
;
27%"
Kennametal
32%
*
class
5 Va
42 VA
28 »A
14 V4
7%
Co
Stores
4%
1
1
56%
13 Va
9%
8%
1
Corp
1
10%
53 V4
'
1
1
Nat
Drug
6%
Tractor Supply Co
10
9
Betts
States
43%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
17%
43%
Products
Central Indiana
16y2-
1
Kentucky
18%
—
Central
46%
__L_5
Keystone Portland Cem
Koohrtne:
Co
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central
43l/2'
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Cort)____—.
Carpenter Paper Co
Central Electric
*
'52
-• •
14 Va
Petrochemicals-1
Corp
preferred
gv4
Co
Eng Tel Co
Gas
Standard
I
$1.46
Union
Stand Fruit* &
60
Jaasop Steel Co
Steel
New
Staley
31%
s-
Co
Water
Nevada
Sprague
Jervis Corp
Kaiser
Pub
Colorado
Speer
19%
;
"
56
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment, Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
25%
Superior Oil of Calif.r
Cannon Mills class B com
2
Steel
20%
147/a
Canadian
,13%
■
&
Inc
Petroleum
Gasoline
Topp Industries
9%
1
& Devel
Calif
Southwestern
64%
37%
Co__25
Lake
Jefferson
:
8%
^1
Southwestern Elec Service
13 %
Supply
Co
Time
_L_2
Shore Oil
Southwest
296
280
"
58 %
" 33 y2
21V4
.
18%
._____I
Electric
67 V4
2
Cable
Southern
17%
—_—1
64
5
Power
Southern
16
30
Thrifty
& Co
Southern
38
19 y2
Inc—
Water
Jefferson
35%
,
Tel______5
Water & Tclep Co—__12%
Canadian Delhi Oil LI;d_^___10r
Carlisle
Jamaica
Power Co__2o
Service
Calif
'
6
68
Inc—
A
Ueihtz
&
26
35%
CO—IS
Three
12 Va
Co
Southern
5
Utilities
Bantam
Southeastern
27%
64
5 "
15%
11 >A
-
14%
Co
Thomas
14 »A
20c
Petroleum.
Southern
24%
1
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South
35 Va
;■
;
25% '
1
39%
1
_1
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Simplex Wire &
Skil
«lys_l
Co
Service
Corp
<>acK
37
Manufacturing Co__2%
Sierra Pacific
8%
32
•
Corp
Services
Southern
Itek
Thermo King Corp
Seismograph Service Corp
75%
y
8
I
common
Tnwa
20%
61
>
19%
9%
__l
„:
A
24%
V
10
Class
Diver
Public
■:
31
Co—_-•
Investors
8%
.7%
72.
1
Freight
Securities
Iowa
7V2,
-
16%
& Sharps Mfg Col
_10 •"- 32%
Beryllium Co
--—_1
54%'
Buckeye
Ceco
',
.
Water
Motor
35
-
19
__1
Inc___L.__._l. ^
Bowater Paper Corp ADR_—_
Bowser ItiC
$1.20' preferred—25
Brown
-■/
23 %
Industries
Botany
62
:
Co
Inc..
Bakeries
Interstate
69%
Searle (G D)
13
11%
Engineering Corp—*
interstate
12%
:
Foods
Borman
Tntprstate
Interstate
11%
-..
:
Polvef1 & Light
Sivalls
Black
5
V
29%
-10
15%
-14y4.
19
27V2
"units"
Indianapolis
45%.
••
.42%
-
35%
•
17 y4
16
2,5
Beneficial- Corp ,'ji.a—___—__i
.
65%
Jacinto
Schiela
6%
Co
20 V2
19%
1_10
Bros. Blig. Cd—.
35%
17%'..:
32%:'
Water CoInternational Textbook Co
12%
75%
—_^_1
Gassert- Co—;
&
Bemis
11%
71
10
Baxter Laboratories-^.-—__
San
"
331//
1
&
1
Tokheim
_1
Mills
Gas
Co__
Sabre-Pinon
Paper Corp—
Production
Head
Natural
12
v"
Indiana
Bates Mfg
n%
5%
Husky Oil Co
Indian
National
Ryder System Inc
14%
143/3
common
Hugoton
231/4
1334
1
Hugoton Gas Trust
143
142
A
Industries
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid_
Field
Pulp &
Class
17%
_1
Oil
25%
Texas
111*
•
32
23%
Transmls
Nat
Texas
133
.1
Corp_7
Gas Pipeline Co_l
30%
111
17'/2
131
Gas
Eastern
Texas
55 %
104
_
Texas
16%
126
12%
Natural
6V4
51
125
2 ya
40 V4
1
Corp
•
10
A
95
5
Tekoil
(H H)
Robertson
65%
class
Co
'i- Houston
33 %
21%
Co
34%
Corp.
Houston Corp
:
28%
26%
29V2
10
32
Engineering—61
Credit
1
Tappan Co
18%
Inc
com.10
A
21
25c
IOO
Tampax Inc
33
Myers
&
Rockwell
.
-
Texas
Robbins
Ask
22%
+'46lA
Inc__3%
Bid
49%
.
3
Mills
Par
52 %
31
*17%
Corp
Rice
48 Va
2
12%
Roadway Express class A
3% i
39
Publications cl A-25
Curtis Ind class A
1
Voltage
Stoker
River Brand
Ask
36%
2%
v
5
5
common
Houston
23%
22 %
B
Helene
39: :- ly. 41 y4
i__10
Gas
&
(MA)
Class
Riley
184
36%
Hearst Cons
_______l
_
Spring
Products'
Avon
Hanna
Corp..__:._10
Corp'-l—
Arvida
44'A
-
26%
•
Co
Inc
40%
Co—A:.5
Gas
Construction
Xerox
21
Public Service Co^
5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
Art
Haloid
25
Arizona
Arkansas
44'A
19%
38
_l
common
81%
Sulphur Corp
10c
Mfg Corp
2.50
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—I
49
4
34
Gustin-Bacon
53
-i
1
Gulf
24%
Co..
Richardson Co_*_-____
21%
174
Society
26%
""
Ask
19%
____•
Purina
Republic Natural Gas Co
Bid
Power Corp___5
Corp
Grolier
a
46 %
7.50
Inc_.
Mountain
43%
1
Amer-Saint
,
41%-;'41 %
American
American
-41'
24%
22%*r
78%
-
Green
Grmnell
.57%
:
39
^
Cement Corp.—
___5
Commercial Barge Line__5
Vmer
Par
13
.
53%';
.
Board
Box
American
\mer
11%
Iuc._
Products
Ralston
Ask
"
wide national distribution.
a
Industrials and Utilities
Vir
SECURITIES
July 31
represent actual transactions.
not
or
43
see
preceding
page.
Wachovia
(Phoenix Artel-B
Bank 8c Trust Co—
(Winston-Salem
N
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8
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(500)
.
.
Monday, August 3,
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
July
31
iuluat Funds
Mutual
Fund*—
Bid
Par
2.50
1.25
7.93
8.58
Investment
Co
4.37
4.67
investment
Trust
9.79
10.70
Fund
American
Business Shares
1
American
Investors Fund
1
Inc.
Mutual
,
Inc—I
Fund
al8.03
Research & Development.*
fcuuo
Associated
Devel
Atomic
Funds—
Intl
Affiliated
American
Mutual
2.27
Fund
Amer
Ask
25c
Abenleen
Mut
3934
1.72
Inc__l
Fund
1.89
r und
5.69
6.21
12.03
13.15
12.44
13.52
Agricultural
—.--l
36.17
36.89
MutuaLFund—1
a24.87
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
4.74
5.13
B-4
'Discount
Elect'ni'cs Corp.lc
13.63
14.82
K-l
(Income
1
32.10
35.08
'S-l
I
13.07
14.21
S-2
Fund
Growth
Ridge Mutual Fund
Fuild
Boston
Broad
X17.91
13.68
1
14.42
15.80
1
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T'und
juhucn
1
_50c
8.00
8.74
Inc.
Street
L Ui
_
_
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General
Canada
Gttiiauitttpi
7%
Futra
Commonwealth
Composite
10.35
14.42
12.98
Concord
17,600
18,200
130
136
11.18
12.14
11.02
10.27
11.16
16.34
17.76
1
Stock
1
Fund
19.52
1
Inc.
21.22
17.46
~
1
Inc———.
18-98
17 24
18.64
20 V4
Consolidated Investment Trust.!
213/4
Series
B
23.44
Investment
De
Vegh
Investing Co Inc
Vegh
Income
Growth
1
Fund
Stk
Diversified
Insurance
Loomis
Stk
Sayles
Beneficial
17%
13.66
14.02
15 32
Inc—1
18.81
20.56
6.47
7.05
Inc—1
Fund
•
Equipment shares_lc
Industries
2.78
shares
___——-—lc
3.94
Petroleum
shares
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Federal
4.16
shares
Mass
of
lc
beneficial
lnt_33V3C
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33Vic
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14.42
14.80
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beneficial
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&
C)
Government
14.36
Great
Ins
13.14
X16.42
17.75
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xlO.50
11.53
1
al4.80
of
Fund
10.53
Nation
National
Investors
22.09
24.90
National
Securities
3.17
3.48
15.01
16.32
1
23.97
25.63
1
25.28
27.03
Electronics Investment Corp—1
7.58
8.28
«
Stock Fund
Energy Fund Inc.
Equity Fund Inc
Wide
Securities Co
Inc.l
21.49
21.71
8.43
8.74
1
12.56
13.65
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
4.04
21.00
Bond
11.20
Preferred Stock Series
Income Series
•muck
Growth
New
Stocks
England
21.91
York
23.69
Ltd
—1
17.36
18.77
18.18
19.65
Inc.l
4.73
5.18
One
Florida Growth Fund Inc.*—10c
6.00
6.56
1,311
Florida
Industrial
Mutual
Fund
Fund
Inc
1
2.72
2.97
*
11.16
_1
14.44
15.73
Fund.
1
14.09
15.23
Custodian
Inc—
lo
12.46
13.68
Preferred
lc
6.15
6.78
Fundamental
series
Investors
Futures
Inc
General
Capital
General
2
Inc
Investors
20.39
22.35
1
2.55
17.64
19.07
1
Trust
2.35
1
.—....
Corp
7.46
8.11
shares
9.47
17.24
Stock Fund.lc
14.08
15.41
.—lc
8.38
9.18
Fully Administered shares—lc
10.72
11.74
„
General Bond shares
Mining
lc
7.29
Machinery shares.lc
8.97
7.99
9.07
9.94
shares—lc
Bond
7.77
8.10
lc
13.71
15.01
shares
shares
lc
Bond
6.91
7.53
lc
——Petroleum-shares.
Railroad
8.18
11.18
12.24
shares
lc
Equipment shares
...lc
6.92
7.59
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares
.lc
10.70
11.72
RR
tobacco
lc
shares
11.70
2.52
12.81
lc
8.11
8.89
_Lc
11.48
12.57
Industry Shares Inc„_l
19.88
20.43
Utilities
Growth
2.28
Guardian
Mutual
1
21.41
22.08
H-C7
10c
5.35
5.86
Series
H-DA
„_10c
5.31
1
a26.83
Funds
Inc—
Haydock Fund Inc
;
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
Fund
Incorporated
of
Boston
Income
Shares
9.06
9.35
Growth Stock
Inc
—
40.79
41.20
1
Fund
8.36
9.04
9.86
10.78
11.01
12.99
14.21
lc
11.35
12.41
Fund.lc
12.09
13.23
lc
Fund
Growth
Institutional Income Fund
Institutional Insur Fund
lc
7.02
7.69
lc
13.03
14.26
Seaboard
128
Life
Seaboard
Surety
25%
$6.50
41 Va
Standard
Accident
Standard
Sec
186
193%
Title
94'%
99
50%
533/s
8%
9 3'4
Fire
Recent
British
Bid
Petroleum
6s
1980-76
Aug.
17,
10
91
943/4
N Y—10
34
37%
57
Burlington Industries 4 (As—197s
Ry 4s
1969
Carrier Corp 4VaS
—1982
Chance Vought 5V»s
1977
132
Canadian Pacific
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Paso Natural Gas
5^)8—1977
El
Ferro
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf
General
Trailer
Port
Power
5 V«
103
,
a31.03
—
100
3.80s Jan. 15. 1960
9.74
10.64
7.22
7.89
Inc
—1
International
Federal Natl
Mortgage
Inc—
United
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund-—1
13.41
8.26
9.03
Income
Fund
Shares_i
11.74
12.76
United
Science
Fund—.——1
4%s March 10,
June
10,
March
14.58
118
120
115
116
137
one
9.930
—
95 %
1989
Pow
&
140
204
208
104 y4
105
Nov.
100
Lgt-
s
4s
(M)
&
103%
103%
io4y4
Sons—
4%s
Mallinckrodt
103%
1989
4s
or
4 05
Aug.
Montana Power
4%s
Mueller Brass 3s/bS
National Can 5s
Northern. Illinois
Gas
Northrop Corp 5s
91
5s_. .1974
107
92
8.42
10R3/4
.1989
98%
99 Va
.1975
86
90
.1976
10.86
1,
1959-
1,
1960
Oct.
1,
86
88
14.05
14.82
16.15
ww__ 1963
100.7
Federal Land
100.2
1%S
Oct.
_
_
_
100.1
100.2
—
100.2
100.5
100.4
100.6
Bank Bonds—
20,
1959
2 %S
95%
Feb.
1,
1.
99.17
1960
Feb.
I960-
3%s
April 20,
2 %s
June
100.1
100
3%s
100.2
4s
100 2
4s
_
_
__
1960
99.14
98.16
April 3. 1961
Sept. 20, 1961
99.8
99.18
I960.
1,
99.20
99
-
99.26
-
99.22
98.22
98
98%
99
99%
23/4S
1.
1963
93 Va
93%
3%s
May 2,
1966
92
92.16
1,
1962
99
99%
Mar.
20,
1968
20,
98
1969
98 Va
98
99
100
101
98.24
3 %s
July 15.
April 1,
90
91.
92 Va
93
4 %s
Oct.
1.
1970-1967
99
98
1968——III
100
98.16
3 %s
May
1,
1971_
89 %
Feb.
15.
1969
1970_
1972-1967
15.
90%
94%
95%
92 Va
1972
93%
Ask
1959
100
3%
May
100.2
4s
of
a
point
Bid
Aug.
1,
1961
1961
99.27
1 %s
Oct.
1,
99.30
3%s
Feb.
15,
4s
100
_—
99.18
100.1
Feb.
lVaS
99.24
Aak
April
1,
Aug.
15.
Oct.
1,
9(1.28
3%s
Nov.
99.15
2%s
Feb.
99.6
99.9
lVaS
April
100.10
100.12
97.20
97.28
1961
4s
May
1962
100
92
97.24
97.28
1963
93.21
93.25
1,
1963
90.20
Oct.
90.28
1963—
98.14
98.18
1963
89.12
89.20
1,
96.4
96 12
1 %s
April
1,
98.28
1961
93.8
99.28
91.24
15,
15,
IV2S
94.20
98.14
99.10
93
1962
1962
15,
99.10
99.6
1962
4s
99.12
94.12
98.10
1962
1 Vas
100.3
99.6
1962
15,
98.22
1960
15,
32nds
more
99.25
1959
1,
or
99.26
1959
1,
one
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
99
43/4S
May
15,
1964
87.26
1964
100.11
88.2
100.13
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
3.50%
Dated
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
3.45%
99.30
1-
100.1
5-59
10-
1-59
3.75%
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.26
99.30
3.45%
99.29
2-
100
2-59
11-
2-59
4Va%
5-
4-59
2-
99.24
99.28
3.75 %
99.27
1-60
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.28
99.31
100
4 Va %
6-
4.45%
1989
103 *=*
86
99%
.1977
5s
103
4%s
1979
101
1013/a
5%s—
1969
83
Electric
&
Yield Price
Bid
84
109%
104 y2
85
Gas—
August
August
6,
13,
1959
99.979
1939
99.936
August 20, 1959
August 27, 1959
September 3, 1959
September 10, 1959
1989
103 3/4
September 17,
1959
104 ya
Am 5s ww__1967
September
112%
21,
September
24,
—
——1992
104 y4
105
5yaS—1989
102%
103
Pow
ww
1982'
128
130
1979
102%
103 y4
Transmission—
5 %s
Eastern Transmission—
1979
5s
1971
Gas
P
5yas
5s__. .1984
104 Va
104%
.1979
101%
102
White
Yield Price
Bid
19,
1959
99.082
99.944
99.112
November
27,
1959.
99.001
99.033
99.901
December
3,
99.857
December
10,
1958
__
99.811
December
17,
1959
—
22,
1959
1959
98.949
99.757
December
99.694
S9.S67
December 24, 1959
December 31, 1959
99.617
99.535
99.551
99.457
January 7, 1960
January 14, 1960
99.472
January
15,
S9.396
99.412
99.333
99.351
99.270
March
22,
99.211
99.238
April
99.181
July 15,
15.
FOOTNOTES FOR
ioo y<
100 %
1971
117
121
1970
100
103
1988
92
1979
117
95 y2
121
•No
98.786
....
.
..
.
..
v
b Bid yield
price
■
.
,
d
98.825
98.808
98.750
1960
98.439
98.305
98.333
98.286
,
_
98.313
98.224
>
.
_
.....
ISSUES
Ex-rights,
tNew stock,
x Ex-dividend.
wiWhen issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
98.180
97.358
_
98.262
98.151
.
—
OVER-THE-COUNTER
value
asset value.
k Admitted to
listing on the New York
Stock Exchange
par
a Net
98.867
98.395
_
I960
1960
98.925
98.829
98.769
1960
I960
98.983
98.889
98.708
_
_
1960
January 21,
January 28.
99.280
99.153
1959
98%
Ask
November
99.603
•—-
100.2
100
100.6
99:983
99.646
—
99.30
99.28
100.4
Ask
Treasury Bills
116%
L—
1979
5%s_.
U S Industries 4%s
Westcoast Trans 5%s
1-60
4-60
2-60
Ask
99.675
October 22, 1959
October 29, 1959
November 5, 1959
12,
34-
3-59
99.741
-
—
October 1, 1959
October 8, 1959
October
15,
1959
November
98%
115
1-59
1-59
7-
6-
Bid
99.843
1959
Southern Elec Generating—
99.891
Due
99.793
1959
115%
5VaS
4%s
Ask
99.30
99.20
Ask
1973
Stores
1959
99.2
11.87
12.93
,
1
4%s
Corp
point
a
98.26
l%s April 1. 1960
3%s May 15, 1960
3V»s May 15. 1960
4%s Aug. 15. 1960
Rate
5%s
Underwood
of
Cooperatives—
Feb
United States
Northspan Uran 5%s
Transcontinental
32%
99.12
1, 1959-—_
15,
9.20
Bid
Textron Amer
51 Va
30%
97.4
1960
1,
4.43
1
1
4%s
.1981
Chemical
32nds
more
for
Dec
99.30
.
6.40
Bonds—
Gas
48
2
4%s
99.30
1960
3%s Nov.
8.13
6.97
Texas
92
31%
1960
May 15,
5.86
14.48
Tenn
.1^89
88%
29%
2
4 %s
99.30
—
Treasury Notes—
7.44
6.45
E'lec
27%
100 V2
May
May
15,
1
13.39
,5V4s
97
1962—
15,
Inc—1
1
Sperry Rand 5%s
8%
25%
5
Situations
1
Southwest
7%
8
3
3%s
—
Bid
April
'nc
Service
61%
Bid
99.30
11.
Feb
Oct.
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Public
33%
109
58%
Insurance Co in the
3.50s
Figures after decimal point
represent
l%s
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund—
Sheraton Co of
Y)__2
Co
of N Y ^
Westchester Firr
99.29
100.5
Maturity—
1%S
Investors Fund Inc
Steel
(N
(NY)
100.2
Certificates of Indebtedness—
16.20
10c
Morris
Ins
Co
31%
104
0. S. Geriificales of Indebtedness & Notes
19.32
Inc
Phoenix
Life
Insurance
Sept
17.77
Investing Corp.
Washington Mutual
Philip
117 '/a
2
10
_10
99.31
98.12
3 %s
14.82
Wall Street
104 y2
'
Marine
—
100.1
99.27
1960
1960
3%s Aug. 23,
3%s Feb. 13,
Ltd—-1
Inc
Pacific Petroleum
8%
Fire
Assn—
3%s Aug. 10, 1959
33/4S Oct. 13. 1959
3.70s Nov. 10, 1959.:
l%s Oct.
Fund
Co
72%
V 60 >4
46 Va
Ask
99.26
4%s Feb
15.
I960————
4%s Feb 15, I960.
4%s March 15, 1960
3Vas April 15, 1963
33/aS
18.07
Power
67
41%
City
Banks
99.31
33/4S
13.59
Ohio
223%
7%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lo
U S Life
—
16.58
139
136
116
96 y4
100%
1976
Long Island Lighting S'AS—
Lowenstein
93%
99
1975
5s
5s
Jersey Central
134
1977
4s
Cement
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww
1982
Idaho
53 Va
21
42%
U S
S
5%
51V3
38%
U
Co
1959
Security Issues
Ask
<&
Guaranty
22%
43/4
10
Haven)__
preferred
Travelers
21
49
__lo
Co__
38 Va
Springfield
81%
73
233/4
10
10
72
78
1
Co__— _.i_l
66 %
(New
27%
68
57
Ins
43 3'8
Security
65%
61%
25%
Insurance—2
61
4'% %
Bonds—
10
(N C)
61%
56
4'/as
1
Fund
41%
Marine——6.25
&
41
43/as April 10, 1969
12.95
Whitehall Fund
Natl Life
Fire
14.51
a41.27
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Fund
120
Paul
13.42
25c
a38.28
Special
10.18
Republic
St
March
Inc
Income
.1
Fund
363/4
22%
4%s
1
Fund
34 %
Life Ins Co
4% s
41%
Line
Co—— 5
City Lite Ins (Pa)—.5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)——2
Republic Insurance (Texas) —.10
43/(,s
16.96
Line
Ins
Providence-Washington
95.4
15.48
Value Line
5
10.
97.12
39%
Value
lo
Phoenix
98.8
Investors-.
1
State Street Investment Corp.-.•
Stein Roe & Farnham
Value
Life
94.28
Sovereign
2.90
541/4
20
Bid
3%s
15.47
9.34
8%
Clark—•
Canada
__10
Philadelphia
Figures after decimal point represent
17.63
Funds
Co
68'/a
97.24
14.31
&
Indemnity
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
8.06
16.09
S
Pacific
18.87
(Edison B)
Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc..—_1
U
3%
16.09
Smith
Funds
Y—12%
Peerless Insurance Co
Federal Home Loan Banks—
12.96
Growth
N
58
1
11.41
United
of
70
5
of
38%
17%
5
Ins
36%
48%
50%
10
Standard Life
50%
50%
33
15%
3(4
(Jacksonville Fla)_2ya
Ins
47
46%
45%
7.42
11.86
Townsend
5
2.50
17.36
10.55
Fund
2
10
.
Insurance..3.33%
14.80
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Texas
33%
Co
Ins
1
*
Fund
31
Northern
1
Common Stock Fund
Selected Amer Shares-.
Balanced
19%
41%
5
A
Northeastern
—1
Fund Inc_.
Scudder Stevens &
17%
39
Obligations of Government Agencies
4s
1
Fund
(Geo)
2.65
Ltd—
Bank
Institutional
12.01
24.61
2.50
Inc—-
Puritan
United
.1
Investors
Institutional
Inst Foundation
11.02
X24.37
Fund Inc
8.55
1
Inc
Fund
Incorporated
Institutional
18.92
United
Fund Inc
Series
Hamilton
6.30
•
Putnam Growth Fund
8.64
Merchandising
Fund
(T Rowe)
17.26
114
Fire
5
Jersey Insurance Co
~
1
Inc
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Scudder Fund of Canada
Scudder Stevens & Cl&i'k
15.75
Institutional
Inc
Fund
12.29
lc
Industrial
Fund
1
11.81
lc
(The)
Pioneer
Price
Corp
10.78
shares
shares
Street
5.30
11.22
Chemical
Common
Philadelphia
Pine
Inc
Ic
Equip
Building
shares.
Capital Growth Fund
Food
Fund
Securities
Shares—lc
lo
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
atreet
Putnam
Group Securities—
Automobile
Securities
Peoples
Common stock series—
stock
Shares
William
class
1.50
Life
Chemistry &
Electronics
12.13
Funds
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin
Nucleonics
Corp
54V2
64%
7%"
4
Owners
1,421
Inc„
Over-The-Counter
Financial
11014
1
5
common
Fire
69
5
(Fla)
Capital Fund
of Canada
10
Ins
72 V2
165
Employees Life
7.19
9.81
130
132%
92 l/4
10.12
8.98
Series—
Fund
Inc
River
88
9.15
6.58
X9.26
Accident
Union
Fire
10
Home
14 Va
67
Casualty.
Pyramid
Co^
49%
,413/a
123
Quaker
.
39%
37%
10
Fire
Hampshire
North
6%
37
x34%
10
Amsterdam
63 Va
4.37
X8.37
Series-
(Bait).
66
6.56
4.46
;
Assurance
Lijfe
York
87%
Co
12.24
6.00
28 %
60
Insurance
Jefferson
Series
35%
84
Insurance
14.88
Series-
Nationwide
F)__—2.50
Insp & Insurance
22.72
13.76
Corp—
Balanced Series
New
Fidelity Capital Fund
3.72
Dividend Series
10
20c
(S
C)
Gulf Life
18
65'%
4
American
Hanover
Line
Insurance^—4
Home
X9.61
:i
Fund..:
1
,
—
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
Shares
beneficial interest—.
(D
&
Old
National
New
56%
256
614
157
10
—
24.15
1
Corp..
Co
Falls
22.34
Automation
Life
Natl
27 Va
403
1
127
—5
Globe & Republic—
Government Employees Ins
16.00
Mutual Income Foundation Fd.l
25c
Howard—
Glens
Natl
63%
387
Co—-5
Co
General Reinsurance
Corp
15.59
22%
New
10
Inc——
Fund
Life
(D
interest„l
Inc
Assurance
Insurance
Franklin
Massachusetts Life Fund—
of
Life
Casualty
Forster
Fireman's
2.34
Trust
National
26%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins——1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
2.47
Transport shares—
Massachusetts Investors
&
46 y8
33y2
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc—
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp__5
4.14
lc
14.31
Shares—
Continental
Crura
3.06
shares—lc
shares
General
1
i
12%
Monument
New
246
Inc
38%
10 Va
if%
—2
Continental
a47.62
Metal
Shares
12.00
(Ky)
Connecticut
Co
45
24Va
Life——1
Co
Managed FundsElectrical
Standard
22%
5
&
58
Boston Insurance Co———„5
Commonwealth Life Ins
18%
X12.50
(—1
Fund
Mutual
2.50
Balanced
7.10
6.48
25%
21
53
5
Fire
Merchants
21
—6.25
23%
.
Manufacturers—4
Merchants
43
& Shippers
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)__10
57%
10
Ins
2%
24%
54%
10
Indemnity & Life Ins
3%
3 Va
9'A
-5
1
Va
Bonding——__5
3
1
7.60
X6.93
10.61
Shares
&
Life
Investment
9.68
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Insurance Investors
Mutual
10.91
E
Dividend
13.01
(Galveston)
Mass
of
Casualty
2%
(Wash D C)— 1
Re-insurance—
American
17.45
__25c
Life
Mutual Trust
1
Fund—1
Investment
Trustee
15.99
1
Fund
Mutual
19.12
Inc—1
Inc
Fund
Diversified
Series
79
1
—1
Fund
Delaware
Diver
Inc
Trust
84%
18.93
Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
Fund
Fund
1
De
8.46
inc)
Fund
Iucome
25.47
7.73
—
Western
Dividend
,
Lazard
Lexington Venture Fund
Units
Corporate Leaders Trust FundCrown
Amer Nat Ins
General
13.51
Investment..—1
Fund
14.68
Paper
Fund Inc
Composite
13.45
Lexington
10.14
&
(Income
Mercury
American Surety Co—
1
Bond
Amer
Bankers
9.57
Commonwealth Stock Fund
28%
22.32
14.24
Income
Commonwealth
263/4
16.77
20.46
15.26
12.00
Fund Inc
Massachusetts
13.04
10.74
1
43
American
14.11
20.60
1
39
15.37
Priced
Life
Amer
Home Assurance Co_5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J) —2'/2
American Investors Corp—___1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)— 1
High-Grade Com Stk) __1
Stocks)—1
Loyal
Maryland
10.70
Ask
2
22%
—3
.
Co
Nation;!! Life
Lincoln
9%
11
11.31
Com
Tenn————
10
9.80
Stocks)
8%
of
1
10.36
Pfd
Fla)
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
;
1
9.83
—1
Insurance
Stks)_l
X13.19
Shares
Companies Inc
Life
Stk)__l
1
Inc...
Lite
18%
Com
19.05
.100
Energy
^oumial
15%
17
Com
1
preferred
Colonial
45%
133/4
(Jacksonville
16.70
Corp—100
41 y2
(Low
50c
Securities
Equitable Assur—-—5
260
248
conv
(Speculative
1
Inc
33
S-4
15.45
1
303/4
S-3
Growth
Century Shares Trust—:
Chase Fund of Boston
Christiana
17.73
Co__65c
Corp f.Va)._5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
10
1
i
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24.68
16.25
1
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&
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24.63
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Bid
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Lawyers
74%'
Insurance
14.79
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Grade
23.65
Par
195
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$1.25
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184
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Funds—
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Fundj
19.36
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Ltd..—
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9.74
Bid
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10
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6.53
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5.01
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6.01
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12.26
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11.22
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Number 5869
190
Volume
. . .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(501)
Third Federal Reserve
the course of bank clearings
clearings this week will show an increase compared with
Bank
Pre¬
a year ago.
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. I, clearings for all
;•
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
12.3% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at $23,930,126,803 against $21,305,378,596 for the same week in 1958. At this center
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 12.6%. Our comparative summary for
*
"
2,240,586
1,683,609
+
33.1
2,079,652
2,192,989
1,894,994
+ 15.7
-.4,752,113
4,360,845
+
1,087,000,000
985,000,000
4,749,055
7,247,040
3,943,463
6,727,225
3,070,428
6,860,788
22,559,673
18,073,869
12,709,662
17,146,099
—25.9
1,135,255,796
Philadelphia
Reading
1,050,474,063
Scranton
6,576,790
Wilkes-Barre
*3,200,000
—
Delaware—Wilmington
2,032,5531
984,551
1,530,533
2,354,270
9.0
3,670,239
3,878,146,
+ 10.4
961,000,000
1,227,000,00®
3,605,721
6,190,361
3,462,61®
+ 20.4,
3,476,677
5,889,576
2.2
—
+
4.2
+
5.6
7,038,713
7,048,575
+ 24.8
15,389,325
14,181,83!
13,762,756.
14,081,181
3,684,877
'
New
week follows:
the
t
2.163,149
Chester
York
19M
1957
Dec. *
+ 18.4
Lancaster
of the United
$
1,712,743
-Bethlehem
•
cities
Week; Ended July 25
Luc. or
1958
$
vi" 2,027,888
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary
of the
District—Phfladelphli
.1959
--
43
Jersey—TrentonTotal
cities)
(11
8.1
+
1,020,509,234
1,283,996,075
CLEARINGS-ftETURRS #Y TELEGRAPH
'
August 1—
Week Ended
1959
Chicago
1,273,133,011
—
1,071,863,893
982,000,000
—-—
Philadelphia
965,000^00
—
Cleveland
.
Baltimore
—:
———
2.0
342,-000,000
+
9.6
665,950,642
+
12.6
410,765,931
cities, five
days———
495,724,223
+
days————J.——
cities, five
Other
10,763,63®
268,521,846
273,290,345
+ 27.2
587,229,941
567,183,145
+ 22.3
51,512,100
17,940,234
12,365,301
+ 45.1
+ 21.7
11,223,967
14,378,886
49,285,7001
14,302,72*
15,253,669
+ 23.4.
455,187,652
+25.0
1,399,993,374
23.9
340,149,328
+
4.2
$16,292,089,063
$18,254,110,557
—
11,938,982
4 22.5
67,512,900
•Mansfield
4.746,680,205
4,177,941,275
Total
478,622,477
....
(7 cities)
V 1,608,182,006
1,286,746,919
11,243,91*
445,539,241
1,371,608,70®
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntingdon
4,650,037
Virginia—Norfolk
+12.4
+
19,251,796
202,569,329
Bouth Carolina—Charleston
14.7
4,471,977
4,048,195
+
0.6
19,895,921
+ 18.5
4,052,780
19,370,000
239,953,571
.
Richmond
+13.6
$20,470,030,338
—
12,538,293
387,741.114
_
-Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+12.0
$23,000,790,762
!
Youngstown
'•West
Ten
+ 30.0
522,413,365
55,214,400
+ 14.0
354,312,976
—.————
8.8
+
614.353.016
—1—,
+
449,757,958
468.305.015
Francisco1 J,—l—
Pittsburgh
11,208,497
285,265,949
—
Columbus
•643,033,005
749,711? 000
#2.—_—
14,574,726
„
.-349,580,997
' -664,697,003
Cincinnati
.•Cleveland
1.8
375,000,000
-—-—
Ohio—Canton
+ 18.8
.+
699,365,47,6
City
<8t> Louis • •
San
+ 12.6
458,791,366
JBoston:,
Kansas
"Fourth Federal Reserve District-Cleveland—
1©58
$12,279,137,C97 $10,907,844,083
York
New
196,749,427
19,854,97*
186,375,60®
V;'!■
yj'
All cities,
one
929,336,041
835,348,258
$21,305,378,596
21.3
6,762.901
6,808,055
353,996,967
4 16.5
361,447,263
336,044,49!
Columbia—Washington-..
135,816,317
132,906,083
4
2.2
126,043,704
117,832,375
(6
821,149,664
720,117,958
414.0
715,371,193
670,963,79*
+12.3
day;
Total
Total
all
cities
week
for
4
+11.3
$23,930,126,803
7,341,003
412,454.417
District of
i;:"Vt';'v
Total.all cities, five days——_—
8,905,322
Maryland—Baltimore
'.
cities)
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appearin
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
issue of-next-week.
our
ends Saturday and
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate
we are
Tennessee—Knoxvillc
detailed statement,
5,672,77a
235,816,640
198,460.24S
-
360,902,819
+93.2
+23.0
+ 8.8
+10.8
193,513,105
13,510,912
.
566,876
209,697,563
164,423,221
12,729,04®
224,608,550
186,827,588
12,927,007
552,578
202,734,890
203,598,542.
1,520,321,682
1,187,387,483
+28.0
1,197,172,165
1,088,366,583
2,626,108
+ 15.9
Mobile
;
-
15,904,703
Mississippi—Vicksburg
601,065
Orleans
•
Total
(10 cities)-
Seventh Federal Reserve
center showing an
increase of
New York Reserve District the
District of 9.0%
We group the cities according to the
1.7%.
totals record
a
from this we note that in the
gain of 2.1%, in the Boston Reserve
District has managed to enlarge
District there is
an
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of
Chicago
Federal Reserve Districts:
Week
Ending July 25—
1st Boston
$
9
"3rd Philadelphia
11
4th Cleveland
—
Etb Richmond
6
—
Atlanta
.
-10
7tb Chicago
17
Louis
4
—
7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
9
.
Dallas
12th San
7
€
Francisco
10
$
+
9.0
821,493,929
785,280,637
13,114,976,177
+
2.1
10,624,464,270
9,916,110,140
1,050,474,063
8.1
1,020,509,234
1,283,996,070
1,608,182,006
1,286,746,919
+
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
««
+14.0
715,371,193
670,963,794
28.0
1,197,172,165
+ 204
1422407,673
1,392,041,903
14.8
650,947,455
678,724,498
+
608,061,826
+ 20.6
585,802,486
710,105,762
+
13.3
642,168,868
544,941,888
1,303,306,311
We
add
+ 17.0
532,495,976
detailed
1,353,810,445
23,474,236,566
+
8.9
20,966,637,068
+
17.5
10,768,167,187
Week Ended July 25
——
717,349,210
+
6.4
686,548,316
650,618,043
3,157,913
+
7.7
3,202,844
+
4.2
1,631,220
1,664,366
3,281,657
+ 11.4
3,405,950
'
New Haven
14,098,144
+ 13.1
14,025,940
+14.8
650,947,455
646,280,732
7,858,833
410,300,537
+ 12.3
11,034,371
7,655,711
+ 21.5
389,615,911
363,928,50®
153,562,285
9,889,665
+ 22.3
151,743,188
135,398,25®
+ 27.7
8,578,252
5,067,100
8,528,283
—10.9
4.6
5,745,969
3,911,57®
5,698,54t>,
3.0
14,017,695
12,987,69®
+20.6
585,802,486
538,109,25®
733,616,176
608,061,826
(7 cities)
10,549,956
11,384,527
51,891,729
38,880,205
+
33.5
39,583,958
15.2
21,593,639
+ 32.0
28,078,300
6.1
2,320,327
9.0
821,493,929
850,819,908
■
'
:
cities)
10.9
131,736,183
+ 11.2
144,891,078
Total
+ 24.1
2,257,836
2,410,900
29,760,052
25,128,983
14.7'
2,987,60a
3,247,738
1.7
10,198,469,881
9,522,480,582
+ 21.4
38,174,660
35,191,150
25,512,459
20,900,007
*36,000,000
Jersey—-NewariSL
Northern New Jersey—.
+
12,739,511,945
+
37,769,090
26,785,198
+ 22.7
(a)
72,650,368
.
67,197,805
+
8.1
69,465,002
67,415,885
96,451,137
:—
410,2.16,87®
+ 12.1
14,403,180
12,195,04;*
+ 12.0
5,115,855
5,593,16*
642,168,868
629,011,14*
13,046,150
469,277,755
4.0
9,509,452
+ 18.1
455,544,942
9,250,40®
443,360,07®
4.4,048,924
38,042,731
+ 15.8
39,413,978
37,849,38®
5,387,000
6,842,750
12,345,502
+
6.3
7,905,000
+ 10.9
8.3
7,642,322
12,480,282
14,444,80®
544,941,888
+17.0
532,495,976
518,291,47®
310.194,350
—
+
6,666,00®
6,720,72®
+ 12.3
6,160,651
204,932,827
—10.9
5,034,753
+ 19.2
198,064,386
183,271,916"
+ 13.2
88,049,967
26,102,360
15,650,121
74,342,801
26,478,526
664,312,637
638,710,453
23,835,743
10,654,311
83,395,163
25,811,712
17,512,621
700,209,402
30,519,542
8,982,680
+ 18.6
7,920,317
16,433,629
13,306,127
+ 23.5
12,757,388
+16.3
244,296,203
—
94,414,159
32,703,773
22,462,311
Beach
Pasadena
Francisco
212,475,586
5,487,607
California—Long
Ban
193,723,103
238,515,435
810,914,880
'
39,826,289
...
+
26.7
+
28.3
+ 15.8
4,322,94®
14,178,002
35,840,424
2,795,902
(a)
New
426,626,704
637,571,516
(0 cities)
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
129,767,393
2,296,243
+
32,878,681
Syracuse
25,164,80®
+ 12.6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
23,180,321
45,852,161
Connecticut—Stamford
10,217,86®
9,255,808
28,592,384
13,367,296
—
Yakima
12,958,130,440
--
155,380,17®
+ 28.7
5,716,400
7,586,219
Worth
Washington—Seattle
3,206,382
York
+13.3
/
2,849,782
Rochester
710,105,762
+ 10.8
12,524,397
554,328,280
:
Louisiana—Shreveport
1
Tctal (8 cities)..
(9
r.
Galveston
•
146,543,241
Jamestown
+ 38.2
179,822,633
8,6 V7,ll*
785,280,637
3,119,877
25,713,815
-
7,630,135
30,968,332
477,737,4.12
14,372,701
6,601,779
804,494,054
-
Wichita' Falls
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
Buffalo
836,431
8,228,782
148,382,116
39,861,446
City
894,13®
691,96®
727,608
+ 23.6
10,542,442
Joseph
Fort
2,273,582
+
27,397,019
■1
Elmlra
5.0
+ 13.3
8,804,449
162,262,136
29,137,200
+
+
i
—
+
685,372
10,884,384
838,010,959
16,107,794
7,392,126
-
Dallas
23,082,813
22,000,818
927,131,542
York—Albany
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
36,099,158
3,309,200
Total (12 cities)
+
776,292
Total
10,505,899
36,156,472
Hampshire—Manchester
1,043,446
1,095,978
V
Colorado—Colorado Springs
15,520,236
+ 19.9
25,341,592
Rhode Island—Providence—
4
678,724,498
3,058,802
12,652,281
Connecticut—Hartford
New
111,093,35®
2,269,47!
+ 15.8
3,151,600
1,363,553
15,941,652
-—
Worcester
New
189,317,896
+ 24.3
15,233,118
Texas—Austin
Springfield
New
0.4
3,655,999
Fall River
New Bedford
1,392,041,903
7,033,155
16.0
+
763,162,947
—
1,422,407,673
2,515,937
14,774,548
Wichita
3,135,783
7,137,444' '
+
6,204,190
3,401,570
Massachusetts—Boston
+20.4
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
St.
2,581,464
3.417,366
6,231,951
———
14,737,235
12,129,93®
5,455,188"
343,600,00®
—-
—
Missouri—Kansas
3,965,647
L
5,869,902
122,263,817
2,738,972
4,266,759
6,950,629
Kansas—Topeka
%
$
1,420,502
—
15.1
+
182,044,666
7,267,458
Omaha
1950
1957
Inc. or
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland
13,934,390
10,054,181
+
343,900,000
——
Lincoln
Maine—Bangor
6,584,600
26.9
+ 21.0
+ 19.0
Bastings
$
+ 46.1
13,383,65®
1,307,46*
1,033,704,642.
5,596,53t>
3,803,596
Dakota—Fargo—
Total
statement showing the figures for each city for the
1958
1,062,845,885
+ 10.2
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
10,494,034,068
$
+ 21.3
37,974,492
127,040,295
359,100,000
8,823,734
20,016,514,650
10,734,724,621
1959
1,304,113
187,866,574
12,629,597
——-
North
1,176,454,213
July 25 for Mir years:
~
41,866,838
13,464,790
5.5
190,068,266
Nebraska—Fremont
Clearings at—
+ 18.1
+ 11.4
—
3,687,05®
District—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
518,291,470
+ 16.3
12,616,766,782
our
6,832,545
+
498,450,669
—
Ninth Federal Heserve
■:
now
week ended
1,418,573,773
9.2
125,458,981!
6,840,74®
151,129,949
3,126,467
Minnesota—Dulutb
25,574,897,222
—108 cities
Outside New York City.
6,452,666
127,697,000
209,431,605
-
—
cities)
(4
Helena
Total
.
415,700,000
—
South
637,571,516
1,507,440
1,046,911,609
5,897,596
12,536,269
9,733,989
8,148,519
3,564,897
8,276,82*
31.3
+ 13.9
779,388,021
Louis
629,011,144
1,515,708,597
44
Total
538,109,259
804,494,054
44
1418,573,773
733,616,176
44
15,887,850
646,280,732
+
779,388,021
4*
720,117,958
1,187,387,483
1,707,802,161
44
8,615,419
7,242,611
43,177,688
9,192,09®
1,088,366,582
821,149,664
44
Missouri—St.
1,371,608,700
1,399,993,374
1,520,321,682
44
24.1
1,707,802,161
Kentucky—Louisville
+
25.0
+
+
11,775,797
7,426,796
cities)—
(17
1,135,255,796
««
8,376,914
3,664,193
134,127,367
15,904,822
———
—
850,819,908
M
81,737,00®
——
——
13,384,276,007
«i
78,777,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—Si Levis—
$
$
Dec. '%
11,202,585.
17.4
1950
1957
Inc. or
10,812,796
+
1,425,295
—
927,131,542
—12 cities
2nd New York
1958
+ 32.9
82,607,000
1,270,187,850
.Rockford
Springfield
Total
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
——
—
Peoria
;
In the following we furnish a summary by
-
Decatur
16.3%.
18,801,01®
10,496,974
152,779,716
7,906,504
51,011,337
17,696,912
—
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
District of 17.0%
increase of 13.3%, in the Dallas Reserve
1
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines—
Jn the Kansas City Re¬
17,707,472
53.3
4,810,407
Wisconsin—Milwaukee--.
The Chicago Reserve
2,556,46®
7.0
+
10,398,434
Haute
Terre
.
2,445,771
+
9,051,608
12,208,117
96,989,000
Wayne
Indianapolis
its totals by 20.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District
by 14.8% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 20.6%.
11th
607,15®
16,564,748
3,043,977
'17,727,842
13,873,360
Indiana—Fort
expansion of 25.0%, in the Richmond Reserve
District of 14.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 28.0%.
9th
5,846,803
16,228,693
r
—
—
Lansing
South Bend
St.
357,800,00®
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
;
In the Cleveland
District of 8.1%.
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
Reserve District the totals register an
8th
v
Outside of this city there was a gain of 17.5%, the bank clearings
week in 1958.
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and
6th
4 16.3
*5,900,000
—
Alabama—Birmingham
$23,474,236,566 in the
the whole country having amounted to $25,574,897,222 against
serve
4
For that week there was an increase of 8.9%, the aggregate clearings for
July 25.
at this
4 21.9
+20.8
5,641,584
243,243,519
130,032,862
374,400,000
5,179,683
Macon
Louisiana—New
same
5,222,278
293,781,803
-
—
Augusta
however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
4 13.9
6,364,664
-
9.1
.141,880,269
435,400,000
...
Florida—Jacksonville
-
433.2
24,982,812.
114,245,982
27,360,131
118,670,825
386,500,000
5,894,529
26,267,078
34,977,809
-
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
83,703,490
+ 15.2
76,945,694
#73,727,078
-13,384,276,007
13,114,976,177
+
2.1
10,624,464,270-
9,916,110,140
•
-San.
Jose
_++.—.—*
Santa Barbara
—
Stockton
Total
fa)
25,724,166
'
6:289,293
11,301,42®
Cleariags
1,303,306,311
1,353,810,445
1,176,454,213
25,574,897,222
23,474,236,566
+
8.9
20,966,637,068
20,016,514,65®
12,616,766,782
(108 cities)—-
Outside New York. City
♦SLstimated.
.
1,515,708,597
(10 cities)
Grand total
+ 30.5
10,734,724,621
+ 17.5
10,768,167,187
10,494,034,06®
operations discontinued.;
«6
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The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
FEDERAL
24
TO
Buying
RESERVE
JULY
30,
Rate'for
BANK
1959,
Cable
TO
TREASURY
in
ISSUES
CALLED
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
York
(Value
United
States
Corp.,
5Va%
cumul.
pfd.
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6%
Genung's Inc.,
conv.
stock,
preferred
debs., 6V2%
due
ser.
series
A
-Nov
Aug.
1,
i
-Nov
stock
l
1977.
-Sep
i
Subord. debs, due Feb.
1, 1962
-Sep
i
S. f. debs.;.5%%
series due Aug.
1, 1975——
-Sep ■ i
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.—
5Va%- notes, series A, due June
30, 1962—_________
-Aug 17
Koehrine Co.. 5%
preferred stock, Series B___—
-Dec
OF (1930
Money)
in
Date
Alleghany
1
New
ENTIRE
-
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
Friday
—
Ceylon, rupee
South
.0200250
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00312006*
.00203894
.00203900
.00203887*
.239090
.239105
.239068
.210225
.210340
.210387
.210342
2.811100
.210365
2:811500
2.811700
2.811200
.00161090
;
.00161020
".00161020
.00161020
.00277912*
.00277912*
.328483
.328550
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265065
.0800560
.00161020
.265031
.264980
.265195
.265145
2.783267
2.783663
2.783861
.140475
.140487
.140487
.496950*
.496950*
$1.76
.140468
.496950*
.496950*
.140475
.496950*
.
2.783366
Iron
convertible
Fireman
2.783069
Jamestown
Common
.0350000*
.0350250*
.0350150*
.0165920*
.0165920*
.0165920*
.0165920*
.193327
.0165920*
.193325
.193318
.193320
.232062
.193321
.232050
.232043
.232000
,
2.800597
.232009
2.800996
2.801195
sterling-
2.811100
2.800697
2.800398
2.811500
2.811700
2.811200
2.810900
—.
_
i
.0350150*
.0350150*
Jones
&
(D.)
July 22,
account
July 30,
936,862
2,437
Total
+
and
reserves
19,343,003
2,560
387,985
19,993
+
12,098
392,324
631,370
6,009
+
16,737
—
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
+
U.
S,
Acceptances—'bought
'U.
outright—
S. Government
securities:
Bought outright—
25,397
U.
2,406,900
Total U. S. Govt,
securities
loans
and
securities
foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
Bank
+
—
26,407,962
51,000
purchasing
*—
.
*
—
non-bank
51,000
38,000
+
38,000
U,
+1,542,690
+2,038,502
etc.
697,773
+
+
+
1
6,520
to
foreign
banks..
loans
bank
reserves
14,155
764,100
—
18,144,921
—
29,380
+1,158,270
64,322
to
Other
1
5
with
68.270
17,444
6,140
336,866
liabs.
Total
&
accrued
2,020
CAPITAL
—
4,275,789
—
36,018
+
4,040
295,474
4-
^9
373,471
+
384,120
118
+
51,158,739
—
733,149
6.670
U.
—
13,721
+
173
+
4
banks
2.738
accounts
:
+1,104,532
+
26,061
..•+ • t31,669
188,677
31,045
bilities
52,596,646
41.3%
on
3,992
—
764,100
+
74,621
Industrial
1958.
0.3%
+
1,594
355
of
Sec.
13b
—
1,797
Federal
others
Reserve
Banks
shown
gross.
on
JNot
adjusted.
brokers
non-bank
and
all
financial institutions
reporting member banks.
dealers
for
increased
Loans
purchasing or carrying
Government securities
decreased $159 million.
Holdings
of
Treasury
S.
bills and of
Government bonds
$278 million,
respectively.
Borrowings
decreased
U.
to
S
Treasury
$487
notes and
million and
196
—
3
reserves;
of
million.
domestic commercial
Loans
banks increased
$8 million.
to
those
called
Kroger Company,
6%
1st
7%
2nd
Kresge
S.)
under
Lake
of
NOTICE
OF
the
Stock
dividend
Sprague Devices,
5%
f. bonds
bonds
due
July 1,
I960-
3
254
3
*
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company
Adams
and Issue—
6Va%
convertible
American
Shares
debentures
Investment Co.
of
Page
of
due
April
1,
1968-
Leslie
Salt
Illinois—
Hydraulics,
5
Va%
conv.
12
Inc.—
subord,
Aircraft
debs.,
due
Sept.
Corp.—
convertible
Homestake
income
debentures
1,
due
Mining
Co.—
debs, due
year 5%%
New York state
Electric &
1965—
May
Sept. 1, 1969
Gas Corp.—
4.50% cumul. preferred
stock
Pioneer Natural Gas
Co.—
5Va%
353
5J/«%
cumulative prior
preferred stock
Aug 14
Consumers Power
Co., 1st mtge., bds. 4%% ser.
due 1987_Oct
1
General Realty &
Utilities Corp.—
4% cumulative income
debentures due Sept. 30,
Greer
1969_Aug 31
Hiller
Co.
:
35c
sink.
fd.
debs,
due
March
1,
Sep
1961
!
358
*
Sep
1
260
"
*
♦
Sep
1
*
8-17
7-15
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-14
lie
8-14
50c
9-10
8-20
9-
1
8-13
9-10
8-14
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
7-31
50c
11-
1
9-
1
60c
9-
1
8-
10c
9-
1
8-
tlOc
to
9-
1
8-5
160c
9-
1
8-
10-10
Ling-
(quar.)
+
—
8-14
4
5
5
J54c
—
Dock
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
1
5
8-
._
:
5%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Ry.—
Louis
9-
1
8-17
9-
7
8-21
$1.21
;
pfd.
preferred
St.
8-17
IIV4C
45c
———
(quar.)
preferred
Nashville
9-
I.)
Co.,
&
9-
J54c
+37VaC
10c
.
.'
non-cumulative
fs-a)—
(quar.)—
9-15
8-21
62 %c
10-
1
9-19
$1.75
11-
1
10-23
Lunkenheimer
Co.
System, Inc.
(quar,)—
8-
1
$1.25
9-11
8-
3
8-14
7-31
9-10
8-31
10c
1
(quar;)
8-15
35c
(quar.)
$2.50
25c
RR.
Lynch
8-14
7-24
45c
9-28
9-10
Mack
Trucks, Inc.
(quar.)
Macleods, Ltd., 6%
preferred, A (quar.)
Macmillan Co., common
(quar.)
$5
J
-—
(quar.)
Fund
incoirfe)
Inc.
(from
net
Moore
(quar.)
&
Indemnity
& Life
Stores,
preferred
common
preferred
Melville Shoe
9-14
8-21
9-10
8-20
100%
Hat
Corp.,
Metal Hose.;&
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
Tubing Co._.«.
85c
55c
7-28
8-14
9-
l'
9-
1
10-30
8-14
8-14
10-
9
1
8-14
8-31
8-19
,9-
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-11
$1.06 ¥4
-
(-quar.)_^
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-11
8-25
42 Vac
Ltd.
common
55c
93 %c
93 %c
(quar.)_.
4%% preferred A
(quar.)
4% preferred B
(quar.)
7-31
Insurance—
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
7
15c
(quar.)—-—.
McCord Corp., common
(quar.)
$2.50 ^preferred
(quar.)
4V4%
7
8-
35c
common
.participating preferred
%ipreferred
Corp.,
7
8-
20c
Department
$3.40
8-
investment
;
Massachusetts
3%
7-31
8-25
8-25
$1.25
'
Manning, Maxwell
May
8-15
25c
50c
+30c
——
preferred
UadisoA
Merrimac
1977—
(R.
Louisville, Henderson
Mead
Aug 12
9-10
1
3
50c
(quar.)
Carrier
1
9-
50c
Corp.
Co.
1C-
8-17
10-15
8-
_
(quar.)
(quar.)„
Lukens Steel
1
40c
Co.
changed
A
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7% non-cumulative 2nd
$3.75
*
♦
1
Aug 31
1,
class
9-
10-31
3
25c
Groceterias,
&
7-27
8-
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louisville
3
8-
96V4c
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Second preference
(quar.)_.
$1.50 first preferred
(quar.)..,—
5%
1
8-10
8-17
25c
J15c
—
Insurance
(name
Ltd.,
&
9-
15c
B
6oal
e-i6
12-16
(quar.)_.
Electronics
Loblaw
9-15
9-15
9-30
100%
Lexington Trust Fund Shares
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)—,
Lilly (Eli) <fc Co. (quar.)
Cos.,
9-30
9-30
Candy Shops (quar.)—
Co.
9-15
27c
+$1.75
Quarterly
Aug 15
8-18
1
-
*
Date
Inc.—
9-10
10-
12-31
Marem<?nt Automotive Products—
Stock* dividend
'
:
Engineering Co.,
7-31
9-15
10-15
17 Vac
,___
Preferred
Aug
1
1
1
Milling, Ltd.—
Lone Start" Gas,
common
4.84% preferred
Aug
Inc.—
conv.
910-
11-
31 Vtc
—
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
$2.40
'
8-15
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Company (quar.)__
(James) & Sons (quar.)__
3.85% preferred (quar.)
Class
Page
8-15
1
40C
&
Extfa.
s.
1
9-
22 Vac
Lees
-
Baltimore Gas &
Electric Co., 1st
refunding
9- 2
9-
$1.50
2
Laurentide Acceptance
Corp. Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)_
Leath
Loblaw
Date
8-27
9-15
,
22 Vac
_____
(quar.)
Woods
Laura Secord
534
TENDER
and Issue—
7-23
-5
8c
7%
preferred (quar. )„
Lanston Industries
(quar.)
823
fund
7-31
8
8c
(quar.)
(quar.).
sinking
8-20
25c
—
+
notes,
9-11
8c
Co., common (quar.>
preferred (quar. )__
4.32 %
+
redemption,
7-31
8-10
7-29
20c
(quar.)-;
Co.
8-15
9-10
8-10
8 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Altec Electronics)
(s-a)
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
provisions.
The date indicates
the redemption or last
date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the
page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise
in which the
indicated)
details were given in
the "Chronicle."
mtge.
36c
50c
25c
Laclede Gas
Lorain
for
4
net
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
ctrnmon
preferred
(S.
Class A
called
4
9-
8-11
(increased monthly)
Ling
Sinking
8-
9-15
income
from
cents—;
.
and
8-15
8-26
monthly)
668
loan
5
8-31
5c
Creamery Co. (quar.)
357
individual
7
8-
9-24
■
8-
8-20
t20c
C
+
commercial
9-15
12-15
5c
(Del.)
Co.
—
Fund Notices
1st
Rubber
Kratter Corp., class A
Class B (increased
218
domestic
1
8-31
i
special
24
Knickerbocker Fund
Corp., class A
74
to
10-
1-2-60
30c
investment
a
of
Wire Co.
Lincoln National Life
Below will be found a
list of corporate
bonds,
preferred and
common
5%
weekly reporting member
banks from
Federal Reserve Banks
decreased $74 million
and bor¬
rowings from others
increased $218
549
+
45
+
available.
Redemption Galls
Company
&
B.l
Loblaw, Inc.
631
and industrial loans
increased $86 million
at
+
—
561
♦July 15 figures revised.
(Exclusive of loans
banks
and
after
deduction
of
valuation
are
1,424
—1,078
75
—
30,837
From
items
+
799
1,457
33,784
——
surplus of $27,543,000
condition statement of
weekly reporting member
fctenks of the
Federal Reserve
System in
shows the
leading cities
following principal changes for
the
ended July 22:
week
Decreases of $800 million in
U. S. Gov¬
ernment
securities, $795 million in U. S.
Government
deposits, -$799 million in demand
deposits credited to
domestic commercial
banks, and an increase of
million in demand
$774
deposits
million
2,845
c
6-14
¥2 C
(quar. )__.___
—
Borrowings:
3.4%
—
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
The
to
+
795
—
10.473
stock
loans
1
—
774
+
3,874
banks
Foreign banks
Time deposits:
including
Commercial
294
—
58
—2,931
61,973
Government demand
deposits
Interbank demand
deposits:
foreign
loan
commitments—
change after elimination
41
+1,158,270
accept¬
for
ances
purchased
correspondents
2,
—
165
+
165
—
78
—
—
87 ¥2
Department Stores
Local Finance
combined
Contingent liability
adjusted
S.
Total
liabs. & capital
accts.
Ratio of gold certificate
reserves
to deposit and F.
R. gold lia¬
9
—
3,101
136,773
...
—5,271
6-14
9-3
8-14
t6V4c
Quarterly
5)
—
1,659
94
868,410
capital
deposits
From
380,820
212
+
131]
142 I
1.178
with domestic
assets—net
Demand
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
—
17,466
—.
20,132
+
35
1,519
net
and
profits
5% preferred B
Lambert (Alfred)
Banks
assets/liabilities
Domestic
divids—
liabilities
66,138
1,678
19,392,444
Capital paid in
P-
+ 1.038
LIABILITIES—
490,188
178,948
281,150
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash
items
$40
—4,021
10,172
R.
t
800
487
„—
Balances
700,248
1,557
3,027
;
F.
vault
325
+
51
30,702
1
____——
+
3
12,262
years
securities
in
9a)
1,194
<,
r_^_——13,781
...
year
years.
5
Reserves
Cash
Total
+
629,507
acct._
Other
and
618
________
—
X
1
8-14
8-14
,
15c
Knox
17
—
domestic commercial banks—
loans-
After
Other
Treasurer—genl.
19
23
1,502
S. Government
securities—total—.
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds ma¬
turing:
391,844
103
—
27,454,488
Foreign
„
3,873
i
Within
—
240,961
notes
is}
1,271
institu¬
from
cents
'I.
Knudsen
estate
Other
(S.)
Kleinert
165
—
financial
12
Keystone Steel
Klein
carrying:
or
securities
...
S.
t Net
of
265
1
9-
Co.
(quar.)
Custodian Funds—
realized
J
9-
9-12
15c
1
Keystone Income Funde "Series K-l"
119
—
1
1
$1.05
;
1591
22
9-
9-
&
Quarterly
455
—
52,596,646
Reserve
Member
Sept.
1
...
—
96,199
Deposits:
Other
Keystone
pur¬
finance, personal finance,
to
Loans
470,836
1,491,690
LIABILITIES—
Other
to
Other
2,857,565
108,941
—
26,458,962
assets
Federal
U.
for
8
9-
.
(quar.)
Ketchum
1,736
securities
Loans
15
assets
dealers
8-25
87
A
X
carrying:
Govt,
Sales
401,340
+
5,020,430
premises
Total
+
—1,296,379
27,115,729
from
Other
Other
8,796
Real
Total
bought outright
Held under repurchase
agree't
Total
S.
class
t
tions:
18,649,726
2,867,565
2,483,771
Bonds
Due
342
and
9-1
9-
$1.18%
1
Inc.
X
securities
Loans
Bills
Certificates
Notes
or
Other loans for
504,950
—
brokers
10-19
9-10
95c
—
86
+
11-2
$1
23
loans
9-15
$1.12¥a
(quar.)
(quar.)—*.
Kelly Douglas & Co.,
8-31
1
6-17
.J
786
loans-
9-15
-10-
25c
Light
(quar.)„
63,797
—,—.——:
industrial
8-10
7¥ac
28,585
adjustedt
—
and
1
&
778
+ 2,896
9-
6-31
(quar.)
105,865
—
8-14
93 %c
104,671
;
1
30c
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)—
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd.—
Kellogg Cc—
Kennametal,
Kerr-Addison
8-14
9-
$1.40
(increased)
Gold Mines, Ltd,
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly)
Monthly
Government securities.:
Other
-
—
to
chasing
—1,278,051
70,944
investments
Agricultural
74,700
1958
1
15c
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.
3Va%
8-14
c
>
$1.25
_
896
investments
adjustedt.
Commercial
Loans
Total gold certificate
and
Loans
—1,352,751
July 23,
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
1958
4^997
for F. R. notes
cash
1959
18,406,141
F. R. notes of other
Banks
•other
July 22,
1959
certificate
1959*
ASSETS—
York)
Co.
preferred
1
44c
_
(quar.)
preferred
0./ Rec.
9-
35%
preferred
3¥2%
July 15,
1959
July 29,
(New
Holders
Payable
34c
(quar.)—
.
Increase ( + ) or
decrease (—) since
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
mem¬
Corp.
Machine
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
City Power
4.20%
reporting
Telephone
Lamson
Kaltman
3.80%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
"When
Share
Manufacturing Co.
5% 1st
Jewel Tea, common
3 %"h
preferred
■
4%
A summary of assets and
liabilities of
ber banks follows:
Company
Southern Utilities Co.,
comniQn
4 % % preferred
(quar.)__—
Kansas
ASSETS—
201
189.
Per
Name oj
Iowa
41/2%
Gold
volume
404
(Continued from page 12)
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Redemption fund
Jin
360
'4
1967—. —Aug 15
DIVIDENDS
.00312006*
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.328500
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dollar——
pound
issue.
of
2.810900
—
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pound
this
debs,
conv.
.210662
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——
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•Announcement in
6%
1.043125
.00203900
———
Co.,
,.0200240
.210625
.239105
.
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Instrument
.0385015*
1.043437
.210662
—-—
United Kingdom,
.0200220
1.042343
:210625
mark-
—
of
.0200296
1.042187
Victoreen
2.239760
.0385015*
.210525
$
.0114321,.
,
2.240000
.0385015*
1.042656
(Metropolitan), franc___—
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound—
Norway, krone;
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union
2.240398
.0385015*-
..
.0112783
11468
Automotive Products, Inc.—
1 +,
5% convertible subord: debentures
due July 1, 1970—
-Aug 15
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd. cumul.
1st pref. stock—.
Thursday
July 30
$
.0114878
2.240239
.0385015*
.0200310
w_-—
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan
Mexico, peso
July 29
$
.0117102
•
2.239920
—
Finland, markka
Deutsche
Wednesday
July 28
$
.0116911
Australia, pound—
Austria, schilling
i.
Belgium, franc———
Canada, dollar
France
Tuesday
July 27
$
_•
Germany,
Monday
July 24
peso—
Free
359
15
Maremont
Argentina,
3, 1*959
Company and Issue—
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies 'daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers On the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for
the week just passed.
FOREIGN
'.Monday, August
.
'
'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
9-
1
8-11
32V2c
7-17
62 Vac
J50c
8-
1
$1.183/4
9-
1
$1
9-
1
4
8-14
8-14
9
50c
8-10
7-
50c
9-10
8-31
Number 5869
190
Volume
8-19
8-14
7-27
Pan
8-10
7-27
Pancoastal
$1.25
9-
1
8-20
$1.27 Va
9-
1
8-20
$1.37 Va
9-
1
8-20
.
Minneapolis Gas Co., comr
preferred (quar.)—
$510 1st preferred (qua
liy; preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
(quar.)_
$6 50 1st preferred (qui
ti 50
convertible 2nd picac**^
MWneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar/).
Mississippi Glass (qua*)
Mississippi Power Co., *40% pfd. (
4 60%
preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., conn
B
9-11
37V2C
SKelberry's Pood Producl
Sesr. Piping Co. (quar.
Class
20c
37 Vac
Co. (quar.)_.
*jriami Copper
.
-
$1.37 Va
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
3
8-31
9-15
9-
$1.10
10-
$1.15
10-
1
9-16
8-31v
9-30
9-15
8-25
30c
7-31
8-14
-
7-31
4.60%
~
Penn
*
Pennman's
1
9-
$1.25
62V2C
10-
9-
4.24%
8-19
1
40c
9-16
1
.
/
9-29
9-11
8-31
8-14
50c
9-
1
8-14
Poooles
Credit
50c
9-11
8-21
Perfect
Circle
8-15
8-
8-25
7-31
Petersburg
1
10-30
10-15
9-13
$5
National
National Tea
Co.
Chemical
Neon
30c
9-
8-11
1
5%
20c
9-
1
8-
7
Poor
9-
1
8-
7
$2.40
10-
1
9-
1-4-60
12-
New
York
New
York,
Co.
Newport News
New
from
from
8-15
7-31
Provincial
$2
Northern
Ohio
Northern
i
9-
8-14
3
8-
3
1st
?\60% 2n4 Preferred
Northwestern
States
Portland
Co.
10-
10-
3
Mfg.
Co.
Drilling
6%
6-15
1
8-14
Edison Co.,
8-28
$1.40
10-
9-11
1
1
preferred
(s-a)
UKiahoma Mississippi River
Inc.
(quar.)
Oklahoma
Natural
Preferred
4.92%
nu
O
Gas,
7-20
9-
Pullman,
9-
9-14
1
n
Mathieson Chemical
Olympia Brewing Co
ilWilliam Street
&
*•'5%
4%
preferred
B
(quar.)
G1&ss
word
Paptr Co.,
5-11
4 nnr>
7-17
5%
-14
6%
/o
(quar.)__
Quincy
Ranco,
Inc.
9-30
8-24
9-
8-
1
preferred
preferred
_
7
-
9
8-14
*
-31
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
34c
■
8-15
7-20
9-5
8-3
25c
$1
16c
3%
(quar.)__
B-15
12-10
9-15
Southwestern
Electric
9-
southwestern
investment
8s Gas
1
8-14
8-15
7-17
From
investment
84c
8-15
7-17
$1.12 Va
8-15
7-17
8-17
8-
3
3.90%
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
4.15%
$1.31 Va
9-15
9-
1
4.40%
4.60%
Comihon
CO.—
45c
8-28
9-30
8-28
9-30
8-28
$1.07 Va
9-30
8-28
$1.26 Vt
(quar.;
8-28
9-30
$1.04 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-30
35c
$1.02
_
9-30
8-28
1st
9-
1
8-17
37 Vic
8-14
10-
8-
3
9-18
1
8-
3
8-14
36c
(s-a)
8-21
9-30
10-
10-23
9-30
9-15
8-31
9*
9
9
'
pfd.
(s-a)
—
9-15
8-25
\
7$1.50
1
9-14
8-15
7-31
10-
8-14
9-15
9-
1
8-
3
m.75
9-
1
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-
9-
1
7-20
8-
8-
3
7
31V»C
9-
Class
8-15
7-31
9-15
9-
15c
8-15
7-24
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
_
Ltd., $1.10 class A
(quar.)
—
7-24
8-5
7-29
9-18
8-21
55c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
1-1-60
12-15
8-17
7-31
55c
9-
8-14
7
7-31
31c
8-14
7-31
8-14
7-31
8^14
7-31
8-
1
7-15
25c
9-10
7-28
8
3-14
7-24
8-14
7-14
10-M
4y»%
9-15
8-14
9-
1
—
&
Tool
(quar.)
1
8-14
1
Carpet
Co.
8-14
$1.23%
9-
1
8-14
50c
9-10
8-17
Studio
8-
1
7-21
Suburban
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-15
9-
1
Inc.
(quar.)
Rubbermaid,
1
8-15
8-
3
7-23
8-
3
7-23
25c
(quar.)
8-13
8-
8-15
7-31
1
8-18
8-10
7-20
7VaC
10-
62'/a C
9-
5
8-12
$1.25
9-
1
8-14
Ryder System (increased quarterly)
(2-for-i split, subject to approval of inter¬
Commerce
state
Commission)
Safeway Stores Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
Joseph
St.
Louis-San
Light
&
Power
(quar.)
27 %C
8-15
7-24
(quar,)_.
28 Vac
8-15
7-24
30c
8-15
7-24
31V4C
8-15
7-24
31V4C
8-15
7-24
31ViC
8-18
7-24
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
34 %C
8-15
7-24
San
37 Vac
8-15
7-24
5%
5%
St.
preferred
preferred
A
A
—
(quar.)
Francisco
Ry.
(quar.)
Co
9-
3
Racing
Stuart
8-15
9-10
25c
12Vac
12Vac
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
7-31
7-23
8-27
8-20
8-14
56c
25c
50c
30c
10- 1
10- 1
9- 5
43%c
9-30
9-15
8-31
—
50c
10c
—
9-10
9-11
8-14
9-11
9-15
8-14
8-26
9-15
9- 1
(quar.)
A.) Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
5.20%
Gas Service
(quar.)
Co.
70c
convertible
Switson
$1
10-
1
8-28
$1.07 Va
10-
1
8-28
Industries
37VaC
37y2c
25c
9-18
9-
4
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
12-
1
35c
9-
1
7-31
$1.10
10-
1
9-
76c
9-13
15c
8-26
15c
8-26
4
8-25
7-22
7-22
Broadcasting
Stock
dividend
Ltd,
(quar.)—
(Initial
Inc.
A
88-
9- 4
10- 1
9- 1
9-15
77c
9-30
9-11
10- 1
——
(quar.)_
9- 1
9-1
8-
8-
f
8-13
15c
10-15
10c
2/a%
9-1
8-15
3-1-60
2-15
25c
25c
8-15
8-15
7-21
30c
$1 04
$1.08
$1.27Va
8-15
7-31
-7",1
.
*
*
—
8"lD
8-15
8-15
7-si
7 jx
7-31
55c
(quar.)——
& CarsOn (Canada),
convertible, preferred (quar.)_.
Corp.
8-10
9-15
8c
17VaC
(quar.)
—*
(quar.)—
Taylor-Pearson
Tennessee
9-10
33c
2814c
4lVic
(quar.)
quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)
4.16%
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.)—
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Tampa
TampaX,
7-31
8-14
7
*
Inc., class
Class B (quar.)
Talon,
8-14
9- 1
10-1
class A (Initial quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
—
Superior Window,
7-28
25c
65c
—
(quar.)_«
(quar.)
Biscuits
8- 1
8- 7
7$1.25
(quar.)
of Canada
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., com.
4Vjs % preferred A (quar.)____
5Va% convertible second preferred
Sunshine
8-15
28c
1
—
(quar.)
Sun Life Assurance Co.
Oil
7
88-
$1.10
Propane Gas Corp.
preferred
9- 1
9-1
40c
Apartment
Suburban
Sun
8-
725c
725c
(D.
Extra
Taft
9-15
(initial)—
8-15
7$1.32
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
12-15
Assn.
Stouffer Corp.
8-28
$1.25
Voting trust certificates (initial).—
12-19
(quar.)
7-20
$1.25
(quar.)—;
common
y9-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
8-10
10c
(quar.)
Paper Co., common (quar.)——
1st preferred series (quar.)—
Juan
—
—
Regis
$4.40
35c
—
(monthly)—*
9-15
12-31
10- 1
8-27
715c
(quar.)
class A
9-30
$1.25
730c
25c
8-14
1
30c
Extra
Roxbury
8-14
8-28
8-28
9-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
Webster, Inc. (quar.)___
&
9-
9-
(s-a)
9-10
1st
Stone
9-
—
N. Y.
9- 1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stetson (John B.) Co., common.
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)—
9-
10c
Gear
8-14
9- 1
8-14
8- 1
$1.25
preferred C
(quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles Inc.—
$1.02 Va
—
9-15
9-15
9- 1
35c
5%
Stix-Baer-FulleT
8-14
9-21
8-31
75c
Corp., common (quar.)^—--—
3%
B (stock dividend)
725c
Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)—.—i
715c
B
(quar.)
—
7$1.06 V4
preferred (qUar.)__:
—_
Royal State Bank of
9-21
1
9-10
8-10
8-13
9-14
12- 1
7-31
40c
35c
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
$1.18%
7-14
8-14
9-10
1
10- 1
12-16
8-14
9-15
quar.)
com.
9-10
9-24
10-
65c
87VaC
30c
—
4Va%
15c
$1
Co.,
8- 3
45c
(quar.)
(A.) & Co. (quar.)
Steinbergs, Ltd., 5V»% preferred (quar.)—.*
$1.06 Va
8-14
8-
——
Register
90C
Class
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
A
7%
preferred "F" (quar.)
4.10% preferred "H" (qua!r.)
1
4%% preferred "I" (quar.)
4.10% preferred "J" (<juar.)—
4.95% preferred "K" (quar.)
:
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)—
Ross
5
(Conn.)
Brands,
Sterchi Bros. Stores
727c
10c
Water
Stein
8-15
30c
728c
$1.10 class A (quar.)
Class
-
Stedman
75c
Rogers
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Bros.
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
2%
dividend
5%c
20c
20c
$1.12Va
30c
30c
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)*
8-14
1
40c
15c
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.)—
Quarterly
Reichhold Chemicals, inc., common
Rolland
8-17
Spokane International RR.
Quarterly
Sprague Engineering Corp.
Standard
Rochester Gas & Electric—
10-
7-15
7-15
7-31
7-31
8- 7
8-13
17c
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
8-14
8-10
5
8- 3
8-15
8-15
10-20
;
(quar.)_
9-11
1
9-18
8-
B
9-25
1
1
8-15
(quar.)
Standard
9-
9-10
5
2
Stamford
9-
9-
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)—;
—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co. (increased) —
Rheem
Mfg. Co.
(increased)
Richfield Oil Corp.
(quar.)
—
8-
8- 3
56Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
1
68 %c
Co.
8-28
5c
97Vac
*
8-21
20c
8-25
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-11
10-
12 VaC
Insurance
9-15
(quar.)
30c
Corp.
17Vac
Co.—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
(initial)
Renold Chains,
Service
30c
87 Vac
(quar.)
Stores
$1.03%
$1.10
$1.15
27%c
27Vac
22Vac
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-*20
10-20
Inc.—
(Increased)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.36%
Tube Corp., common (resumed)__
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
Red Owl Stores, Inc. (quar.)——
Stock
8-14
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
8-15
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)—
4.40%
($25 par) (quar.)_
Spartons Industries (initial)
Spear Carbon Co., new com, (initial-quar.)__
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Spector Freight System, class A (quar.)
7-22
8-15
9-14
25c
—
of America
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6%
Rayonier,
Inc.
(increased)
Reliable
7-31
9- 1
Co.
——
75C
(quar.).
Light
Service
income
Southwestern Public
3.70%
(quar.)
&
8-14
92VaC
8-14
9-2
39c
8-14
1
8-14
11-30
9- 3
5-23
10c
1
22 VaC
7
125c
_
(quar.)
9-10
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-18
f621/aC
32VaC
9-
New Mexico—
8-
8-17
$1
«
26-&C
—
9-
.__—
Raytheon Company, 5Va%' preferred
1
10c
preferred
25c
Southwestern Investors,
Reading
$1.19
(quar.)*.
(quar.)
Common
25c
_—
3
t$1.75
(quar,)
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
8-14
1
10-
$1.16
Royal Oak Dairy,
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
$1.06Vt
__
8-17
2
20c
__
A
(quar.).
vyuox.j
n°d-redeemable pfd.
-14
7-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.05
9-
9-15
10-
8-14
9-
7c
preferred
8-28
„4%%
720c
8-31
75c
25c
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
7-29
(quar.)__.—
(quar.)
California
preferred
25VaC
26YaC
297/aC
30VaC
22Vac
hon-cum preferred (quar.)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)
Purina
6iy2c
;___
redeemable preferred
8-14
4%
Mining Corp., Ltd
Mining Co., common—a
$3.50
& Electric Co.—
redeemable
Ml
4.88%
Southern
7
7-15
St.
Pa5^c Gas
-36r/o
8-
7-16
Radio Corp.
30C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preference
8-15
1
8-25
Ralston
Line,
Co.
$5
7-31
1
9-
8-25
7-16
59 %c
'
8-15
15C
8-13
$1.14
(quar.)„
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
D
4.78%
740c
8-10
25c
(quar.)
Co.
4.24%
7-31
9-
8-28
Co.—
5%
—
Insurance Co.
Co. (quar.)
9-10
Rockland Utilities. Inc.—
preferred
8-14
City
25c
$1.43%
income
Mfg.
Oster
1
8-15
Power
90c
20c
ntario steel Products
Ltd., com.
7%
preferred
(quar.)
°
(quar.)_„
9-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Colorado
(quar.)
Inc.
8-17
Fund, Inc.—
inyestment
8
8-18
6V4C
Co.
9-
4.80%
8- 6
Railway
(quar.)
1
9-
18c
(quar.)
Products,
Insurance
9-24
Southern
Quemont
75c
(quar.)
?/rep^lic Life
Edison
9-14
Electric
9-15
$1
35c
common
California
1
of
Co.
750C
t$1.50
;
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
v762c
—
preferred
Reliance
pfd.
8
Southern
Puget Sound Power
8-14
8-20
t40c
common
9-
(quar.)—
9-14
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30%
169c
,
preferred
9-24
Ltd.
9-30
of
preferred
4.18%
Cement—
Ltd-> 7%
40c
7-28
Co.
Service
7-17
8-15
25C
,
4.56%
Co.
725c
(quar.)
Common
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
5c
t60c
Southam
5%
preferred (quar.)————
5%%
preferred (quar.)——.
Public
$i
Exploration—
(quar.)
^lviIIl0Ur Mills>
Ohio
8- 5
8- 5
8- 9
8- 5
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
38%c
8
15c
5%
7-31
&
preferred
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
(quar.)
common
9-
22 Vac
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)_
9-
ev2c
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
Corp.,
»
J
preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
Soss Mfg. Co. (quar.)
7-17
72 VaC
4%
Ocean
9-28
8-28
7-31
9- 2
9- 2
9-2
9- 4
9-14
$1.25
9-24
25c
(quar.)__
Common
2
-23
Oak
7-31
(qu&r.)
Company
preferred
10-
25C
Pharmacal
8-20
7-24
4.50%
7-31
25c
Quarterly
Norwich
9-11
50c
7c
31 Vic
(quar.)__
Co.
9-
3.35%
9-15
H5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mobil Oil
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
162 Vic
*
Northwest Natural Gas
Co., common
9.75%
preferred (quar.)
25c
(initial)
62 Vac
.
preferred (quar.)_
8-28
8-15
7-30
6-30
8- 3
.
5c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
IOC
___
%T
8-
$i
common
—30c
10- 1
9-15
9- 4
8- 3
8-20
7-31
Laboratories—
French
&
common
Class
(Hartford)
Co.
1
Quebec
(quar.)__
Gas
715c
75c
45c
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Kline
Socony
Quaker
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
5Va%
Service
5.05%
.
Telephone,
Oil
New
8-15
1
8-14
8-13
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
Common
2
Co.—
Oklahoma
Oil
62 VaC
4JA% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
8-14
35c
35c
(s-a)
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.
8-18
8-
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
10- 1
—
55c
4.20%
8-14
50%
preferred
1
50c
.
-
8-14
61c
25c
7VstC
fl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-10
11-
93 %c
93%c
-—
Co.
B
Sonotone
(quar.)
8-31
quarterly)—
income plus 15c
capital
Insurance
9-
9-
9-1
A
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co.
(quar.)
8-18
7 VaC
8-25
11-30
57 tic
Gas
(Illinois)
(quar.)—
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
Water
1
5c
7-31
$1
37 Vac
9-39,
Gas—
Shore
preferred
Skelly
Smith
9-
$1.75
common
Transport Co.,
preferred
4.08%
Star
prior
10-15
$1.20
:
8-14
8-14
Co.
Power
(quar.)—
Gamble
&
50c
.
$4
7
3
(quar.)
Ltd.
Gardner Co.
Procter
25c
(quar.)
Chemical, 4% preferred A (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
(quar.) —
4%
adjustment pfd.
(quar.)
Normetal Mining Ltd.
(quar.)
North American Life Insurance
(Chicago) —
Northeastern
8-
1
.
9- 1
8-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Sinclair
8-
America
Electric,
47 Vac
Noranda
Northeastern
7-31
1
9-
Pacific
Class
8-18
(quar.)
of
7-31
35c
(quar.)*
Nopco
$2.50
1
10-
Corp.
Co.
8-15
25c
North
8-20
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
gains
North
8-12
7-27
9-
25c
$1.25
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Signode Steel Strapping (quar.)_
Silvray Lighting Inc. (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd., class A (quar.)
$1.25
Inc.,
preferred
Public Service
•
2
3
9-2
8- 3
8- 3
8-13
8-25
9-14
50c
Co.,
preferred
$2.44
8-15
President
undistributed
(s-a)
9-
|50c
15c
(increased-quar.)
Mfg.
Sierra
9-1
8-28
investment
net
7-31
8-
$1
4
3%
„
accumulated
1
4%
15c
9-
10c
(stock dividend)
(initial
common
10c
7-31
25c
7-
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp.
8-14
(quar.)
com.
3
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
8-15
4
7-14
7-17
9-2
iSfl'Ac
Extra
(quar.)_
preferred
8-
15c
(quar.)
Common
3.75%
Talbot,
60c
&
9-
42 V2c
(quar.)
Company
&
5?o
(quar.)
Electric
8-14
9-
8-25
8-14
10- 2
10- 2
8-25
>
'
(quar.)—_
Shoe (quar.)
Chicago 8s St. Louis RR.
1
35c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Potash
invest¬
Brake
New York State
&
Prince
(quar.)
Gas
9-
27c
Corp.,
Portsmouth
4
Canada—
preferred
9
50c
(quar.)
.—(reduced)
Precision Transformers (stock dividend).
715c
Haven
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
$1.50
120c
133Vic
15c
Sheller
—
10c
:__
Neptune Meter Co., common
(quar.)
$1.50
Quarterly
New
1st
Pope
5%
of
Co.
8- 7
(quar.)
8-14
(quar.)
Scale
B
9-
(quar.)_:
$2.50 2nd preferred
dividend
Products
Class
1
9-
9-10
8-28
Co.—
1
25c
8-31
Pneumatic
& Power
9-
(quar.)
9-15
20c
(quar.)
8-14
35c
Polaroid Corp.,- common
(quar.)
Co.
7-17
1
35c
50c
Corp.—
Stock dividend on class A and B—_
Stock
8-17
715c
9-30
8-14
7-31
8-24
.
>
10-
._—
7%
preferred' (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)_
Nationwide
Nease
7-28
10-10
10c
(quar.)
L___
(quar.)
»
4%% preferred B (quar?).;
4%
preferred A (quar.)
'.
_!
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen, class A (quar.)___„
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
3
10c
Corp.
Corp.
8-17
10-10
3%
Corp
A
Sherwin-Williams
8-14
8c
Chemical
&
Ltd.
Water
10-10
9-1
8-20
10- 2
Common
Class
' 8-12
8-12
9-17
t
9-17
9-17
8-1
9- 1
....
Mining
45c
8-
Public
Radiator
S.
Shawinigan
7-27
9-
dividend
Denn
7-24
9- 1
9- 1
35c
30c
$1.16
9-15
15c
net
8-20
(quar.)_
8-17
6%
from
8-20
(Me.)—
8-31
t5c
Starch
U.
preferred
Stock
8-15
,
32V2c
Y.)—
quar.)..^
(N.
(initial
comrhon
Shattuck
1
745c
10-15
ment income.
National
preferred
8-15
8-20
1
$1.06
6%
1
8-17
-
——
Chemical,
(quar.)—
&
1
9-
Surety Co.
8-20
8-14
10-16
10-16
.<
5c
Sealright-Oswego Falls
(quar.)
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Securities Acceptance COrp.—
8-14
9-
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Co.,
9-15
9-
_
Coke
8-31
55C
.
—
Gas
common
9-15
10-1
58V2C
__;
25c
75c
distributions
Seaboard
$5
57 Vac
._
—„
(quar.)
30c
National Securities
Quarterly
8-21
31V4C
$1.75
Series—4.
9-1
(quar.)_*
Hopewell
&
Finance
$4.80
—
National Stock
8-17
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Pioneer
7-31
11-16
SeriesPreferred Stock series
1
„
$4
preferred B (quar.)
National Securities & Research Corp
—
9-
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
$4.75
10c
Corp.
Pittsburgh
6%
8-14
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
—
Co..
1
7-31
8%c
—*.
Jewelers.
Pillsbury Co.,
(quar.)
9-
11- 1
11-1
$1
preferred (quar.).
Seaboard Finance, common
7-3*0
,
9-10
35c
125c
t3lV4C
25c
$1.18%
$1.25
(quar.)
common
5%
735c
Voting common (increased quar.)
Non-voting common (increased quar.)
Petrolite
"Hoc
6
Ltd.,
Co.,
1
_
$1.25
Corp.
8-
&
9-
30c
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
8-12
8-17
Scythes
8-14
—
(quar.)
Power Co.—
8-31
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scotten, Dillon Co. (quar.)
New
(quar.)
splits
50c
85c
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
$l.2b
6c
preferred
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
3
8-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Pennsylvania
8-15
9-10
30c
stock
preferred
8-10
9-1
IOC
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-11
5C
Co.
CO.,
50c
(quar.)
Investment
Paper
?-2Q
8-10
,
6%
;
8-31
50c
common
preferred
preferred
*
dividend
7-24
1
,7 Vac
(quar.)
prior
25c
(quar.)
7
8-27
(quar.)
Share
Inc.
9-15
10-
20c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Co.
Co.,
Utilities
2-for-l
8-28
O
t20c
(quar.)
National
Brewing
Fruit
4.68%
(quar.)
(quar.)
845c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
convertible
Pearl
Penn
7-24
75c
Rational Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
National Cash Register (quar.)
National Casket Co. (quar.)
National Cranberry Asso., 4% preferred (s-a)
National Distillers & ChemicalIncreased
quarterly
National Drug & Chemical Corp.—
Lead
5%
9-12
25c
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
for each 100 shares held)
National
7-31
8-13
—
&
Industries
$3.40
$1
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
7-31
8-14
Rarda Microwave Corp. (N. T.) —
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
———
preferred
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
($0.01
com.
*
Monthly
Paton
35c
._
A
Parsons
8-31
—
I
Morrison-Knudsen, Inc. (quar.)
Motor Finance Corp., common (quar.).
$5 preferred (quar.)
Mount Diablo Company (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Muskogee Company (quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
7>y2c from net investment income and lVaC
from "realized
security profits—
Mutual Securities Fund (Boston)
(quar.) —
A
9-15
4VaC
participating preferred (quar.).
Moore Corp., Ltd., commonMoore-Handley Hardware Co.
i
5.%
preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common (qug
Class
,
Stock
7-24
held
Line,
Corp.
Co.
7-31
8-14
Scott
Corp.
Parkersburg-Aetna,
9-16
75c
Piotures
Park Sheraton
90c
$3
Class
1
8-14
Schenley
47
When
Holder»
Payable of Red,
Per
Name oft Company
,
7-20
dividend)
shares
Pipe
/
,
.
8-15
20c
__
Petroleum
Jose
two
9-15
1
Investors Service—
convertible
each
Eastern
Chemical
Park
8-14
50c
—
60c
(stock
San
of
for
Paramount
35c
(quar.)—_
Co. (quar.)
Monumental Life Insurance Co. (quar.
Common
share
par)
Airways,, (quar.)
Petroleum
Panhandle
3
.
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Monsanto Chemical
Moody's
One
World
preferred
(quar.)
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
37 Vac
.
—
split
2-for-l
American
;
4%
7~~—
r—
9-11
60c
75c
Pacific
Lighting Corp. (quar.)
Pall Corp., class A (initial-quar.)_
9-25
Holdert
Payable otRde.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
50c
When
Per
Holdere
When
Per
Share
of Company
fume
(503)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Ltd.—
—
8-28
8- 7
712ViC
550
8-14
9"24
7
.
-—
9"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Holder*
When
Holders
When
Per
'
-
»■
•
Name of
Company
4.10%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
4.50%
4.60%
■:
35c
—
10-
1
8-11
Woolworth
$1.06 V*
10-
1
9-11
Bonus
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-11
Woolworth
$1.15
10-
1
9-11
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly):
$1.16
10-
1
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.16 Va
10-
9-11
$1.18
10-
9-11
$1.22 Va
10-
9-11
$1.27 Va
1010-
9-11
Yellowknife Bear Mines,
10-
9-11
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)____—
—
.
Canada, Ltd., common
t40c
(quar.)—
Gulf
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
;
Texas Industries Inc., common (quar.)____
—
—-—
&
Oil
(quar.)
(John R.)
Thompson
Co.
(increased)—.—-
Common
—
8-31
—_____________
—
Trust
Co.,
American
deposit receipts
Corp. (quar.)
Tokheim
Toledo
Edison
&
(interim)
9-15
9-15
Trust
La
7 Vic
8-14
30c
8-15
8-
6%
Y.)
(quar.)—
25c
10-
1
9-18
25c
11-
2
10-20
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
*
:
a
date
25c
9-
9
$1.06 y*
1
9-
1
(quar.)—
8-14
35c
8-31
8-14
8-17
8-
9-10
3
8-20
25c
8-25
8-14
11-25
11-16
9-15
8-31
8-
7-20
3
11-
2
10-19
8-
9-
1
7-31
Gas
O. 8.
U. S.
U.
Quarterly
United
8-15
7-20
7-20
8-15
7-20
common
7-30
3
7-30
have
38c
9-
1
8-13
amount
9-
1
9-
9-14
8-14
4
9-15
9-
9-10
8-24
60c
from
pref.
capital
4Va%
1
Fund,
5%
(quar.)—
—
common
—
—_
4
8-14
12-11
—
1-15
25C
9-
1
8-14
Caldwell
$1,061/4
9-
1
8-15
6%
8-14
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
6%
King
conv.
Webster
1
8-12
25c
8-15
7-31
$1.12V2
8-15
$1.44
9-
Gas
(quar.)—-
West
Point
Year-end
preferred
Co.
5V4%
White
(quar.)
Class
White
B
Williams
Bros.
9-10
a-23
20c
9-18
8-23
9-18
8-28
common
Winn-Dixie
Monthly
Wisconsin
108-
8-
1
3
5
7-24
9-16
7-14
7-17
8-25
8-
8-14
7-31
60c
8-14
8-15
8-
4
4
7-31
6-30
7-31
8-15
8-10
1
9-20
9-
5
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-
8-14
8-
9-30
9-21
8-17
8-
$1.25
1
F.
390,000
230,000
Co._
&
&
Co.,
The
(quar.)
8-10
3
3
1
9-10
9-15
Halle
9-24
10-
1
Stuart
8-15
8-
3
8-15
8-
7-21
8-15
8-
E.
Hutton
&
Janney, Dulles
The
Northwest
Webber,
390,000
50,000
140,000
Inc.
90,000
Reinholdt
Reynolds
Riter
The
Co.,
Inc.
Rotan,
Mosle
Rowles,
9-21
10-
5
7-30
4
1-4-60
12-
4
11-
1
10-
9
„
Co.,
Trask
Corp
Co
&
fr<
._
1,700
-
&
Inc.
700
Vietor, Common, Dann &
&
Co.
&
Durst,
Walker
Watling,
450
&
Yarnall,
450
1,700
&
Co.__
1,100
Co
&
Biddle
Inc,
Co
Lerchen
Witter
Dean
1,700
Co.—
H.
G.
450
1
Co
&
700
Wagenseller
1,700
—
&
3,000
Co.____
450
450
307.
f
230,000
W.
Scranton
290,000
Co
A.
Co.
390,000
&
Co.
230,000
Staats
Frank,
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
10-15
8-15
8-
3
7-31
& Co.
230,000
50,000
&
50,000
&
50,000
Co., Inc
Co.—
Sutro
&
American
Thomas
L.
G.
Dean
50,000
50,000
50,000
&
Co.
230,000
&
Day
230,000
Neuhaus
&
90,000
;
Walker
&
Witter
Yarnall,
&
230,000
140,000
Co.
Co
&
Biddle
&
390,000
Co
50,000
50,000
of
the
new
preferred
stock
Co
&
14,000
named
below
of
C.
Allyn
&
Robert
W.
J.
1,700
Corp.
1,700
&
700
Co.,
Burge
Becker
William
Blair
&
Co.,
Bosworth,
&
&
Co.,
Union
450
Crouter
Dominick
1.100
Drexel
Vic.
3,000
Eastman
1
&
DeHaven
Co.,
&
&
&
Sherrerd
Inc.
Securities
EL
L.
This
450
Equitable
corporation,
registration
a
trustees
as
trust
a
of
189,
the
Foundation,
share.
Kenny
The
&
located
222-34th
at
with
common
the
plus
Inc.,
St.,
SEC
stock, to
Newport
July
on
offered
je
offering is to be made
Ayres,
share
per
including
on
a
best efforts
will receive a selling
reimbursement of expenses.
in
Va.,
1959,
public
which
$5,000
News,
23,
for
filed
covering
sale
at $3.50
basis
by Willis,
commission of 48c
contracts
on
In
March
of
the
and used
new
20,
aggregate
of
fixtures.
yet
(also boats and house trailers).
it purchased from
installment conditional
Investment
contracts
on
Corp.
all
which
no
past due for more than 45 days, and having
balances of $2,153,171, plus certain furniture
Included
which
on
become
Eastern
sales
was
outstanding
$179,090
not
automobiles
1959,
latter's
therein
the
due.
first
The
were
contracts
payments
contracts
with
total
balances
the obligors thereon had
purchased for the sum of
by
were
$1,743,783, the outstanding balances thereof less unearned
of $409,387,
The contract price of the furniture was
$9,181.
1959
the
Inc..
to
company organized
act
insurance
as
the
on
for
credit
public sale of stock by
fund
in
and
the
to
amount
The
are
insurance
used
E.
outstanding
sued
at
$1
the
lives
of the obligors.
Net proceeds of
will be placed in its general
indebtedness to Eastern Investment,
company
the
$1,752,965.
has outstanding
Investment
by
the
on
reduce
of
company
owned
May
a
insurers
the
life
charges
In
subsidiary, Universal Insurance Agency,
writing the collision, fire and theft
commodities securing the company's receivables and
agent
owns
R.
100,000
Bowler,
stock
of
120,000
common
shares.
Sr.,
An
Eastern
Investment.
of
which
10,000
shares
shares,
additional
president,
company
These
who
owns
all
were
shares
is¬
share.
per
United Industrial
The
on
officers of
July 17
their
tion of
that
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
this corporation and
Topp Industries, Inc. announced
entered into negotiations for consolidation,
they have
business
a
operations.
The negotiations contemplate the adop¬
plan which will involve the issuance of stock warrants to the
of Topp.
The plan will be submitted to the boards of
stockholders
directors
and
shareholders of United and Topp in the near future.
Originally established as a manufacturer of automobile bodies, United
Industrial Corporation is now a
widely diversified company, manufac¬
turing,
through its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Detroit Stoker Co. and
Engineering Co., utility and industrial stokers, material-
American
handling
fluid
and
power
marine
equipment,
and
heavy
generators
its
electric
hoists,
hydraulic pumps,
equipment.
In addition,
industrial
80%-owned subsidiary, Aircraft
Armaments, Inc., is engaged in
research, design, development and
production of components and in¬
strumentation and training and control
systems relating almost ex¬
clusively
to
the
nation's
missile
program,
including
air
missiles,
satellites,
rockets
and
torpedoes.
United
also
owns
approximately
26% of Hayes Aircraft Corporation of
Birmingham, Alabama, which is
engaged in aircraft modification and in production of missile instru¬
Topp
N
Industries
products
for
the
is
major
a
missle
and
West
Coast
aircraft
manufacturer
of
electronic
Through its subsidiary
navigation, sensing and testing
systems (U. S. Science Corporation); automation and control devices
for the machine and machine tool
industries (Micro-Path, Inc.): ana
semiconductors
and
infrared
products
for
the
electronics industry
(U. S. Semiconductor Products, Inc.).—-V,
190,-p. 201.
organizations
Topp
manufactures
United Merchants
&
industry.
air
Manufacturers, Inc.—Acquisition
The corporation on
July 17 announced that arrangements had
completed for
the
acquisition of Arthur Tate
(Bradford), Ltd.,
bee£
A
concern.
-
•-
—
statement
said
+i}r0VrS^°ut most
"Although
the
York
New
operates
company
.
its
the world, this marks its first direct entrance into
and through the Tate organization it will make
highly diversified lines in this market."—V. 189, p. 961.
United
States Chemical Milling Corp.—Private
Place¬
ment—This company, through
Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
has arranged to place
privately 31,100 shares of common
stock
The
H.
&
(par $1), it was announced
net
B.
proceeds
w^pre
used for
American Machine
Co.—V.
the
on
July 15.
acquisition
190, p.
of certain
assets
307,
Union
&
3,000
Co
1,700
Co.,
Securtiies
Inc.
450
Corp.
2,208
Jnc
V
iI
5 r
Louis
Organized in December 1958, the company is engaged and will
engage
in
the
finance
business,
principally
purchasing
conditional
sales
450
Co
&
i
5
1973.
p.
450
1,700
11
exclusively
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
statement
50C,000 shares of
450
2,200
Emejrson
by amendment.
the Foundation is
450
Co.
Inc.
Securities
&
Eberstadt
fir
supplied
director.—V.
a
available
Co
F.
a
the. United Kingdom,
Dominick
700
Jr.,
serve
450
Co
&
Co.,
Dillon.
others
450
Bodine
700
<fc Denton.
1,700
Townsend,
&
filed
are
charitable,
Inc.
450
&
be
prospectus,
Corp.
Inc.
2,200
Co
&
&
York,
covering 327,042
owned by The
public sale through
shares
o
textile
Co.,
Weedon
2,200
Inc.
Burns Bros.
Butcher
Collins
Dain
Inc.
Co.,
Sullivan
Dallas
M.
Co.—
&
Co
&
J.
two
Calder,
450
Collings &
Crowell,
450
Eichler
Stearns
C.
450
Co.
450
Inc.
Dodge & Co
Richard
W.
Clarke
700
Kraus
&
&
Bateman,
Co
Co
Clark,
C.
Julien
1,100
&
have
Chace, Whiteside &
Inc.—
Co
.-
Weeks
Barth
G.
&
Baird
Inc.
Ball,
Co.,
Securities
Whipple
Phillips
Winslow,
The
created
was
and
shares
Shares
Caldwell,
stock.
scientific, literary or educational purposes.
by Louis Calder, and acquired the shares
through a
gift to it by Louis Calder of all the stock of a
corporation which
owned
the
shares and through the
subsequent liquidation of that
corporation.
They constitute 4.4%
of the outstanding shares of the
company and all the shares owned by the Foundation.
Louis Calder
90,000
Co
Lerchen
the
mentation.
Dann
Co.
H.
;
Corp.-
Co., Inc.
Vietor,
Common,
&
140,000
Co.—
&
Watling,
50,000
90,000
Co,
Co
Stroud
capital
to
are
to
religious,
It
of
50,000
&
Fox
12,000
Bacon,
Blyth
10-31
90,000
Barney
&
terms
According
for
230,000
Smithers
S.
of
th'
&
Scribner
Stix
writing
50,000
Smith,
290.000
Corp.
A.
7-31
140,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Singer, Deane &
F.
shares
L
Foundation, and are to be offered for
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons. The initial
offering
price will be related to the market price then
current;
and
the
Co.
&
bu
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Calder
Eastern
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
Chas.
outstanding
Louis
50,000
Hutzler
R.
Stone & Webster Securities
Bear,
8-14
90,000
Co.
&
&
Slmrss
Weld
Baker,
9-
Co
&
Winston
Salomon Bros.
agreed to purchase from the
company the number
preferred stock set opposite their
respective names:.
White,
9-11
1
50.000
—1___
Underwood,
&
underwriters
new
9-15
37c
Co._
Northwest
p.
Inc.-o
Co.
the
140,000
Trask
Inc.
American
8-20
140,000
Co
Robinson-Humphrey
Anthony
50,000
Co.—
50,000
Co
&
&
50,000
Gardner
&
Tucker,
Johnson, Lane,
Corp.
8-24
90c
450
Co
190,
and
Pressprich & Co.
Quail & Co., Inc—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Spencer
Space
9-30
$1.50
3,000
700
installment payment
Curtis
Swiss
90,000
50,000
Jackson
Meyer
290,000
50,000
Co—
&
50,000
50,000
230,000
Stern,
390,000
& Co.
Weeks
&
Co._
&
W.
390,000
Noyes
50,000
Co.——._
&
390.000
Hornblower
W.
Wells
William R.
Co.
&
50,000
230,000
Inc.
R.
Ripley & Co.,
Miller
Hemphill,
8-31
42V2C
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
Underwood, Neuhaus
Co.,
Co
American
corporation,
looated
at
233
Broadway,
New
registration statement with the SEC on July 24,
1959,
per
Steele, Haines
50,000
Inc.
Hayden,
90,000
Company
390,000
Harriman
3
8-15
Wisconsin
700
..
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Co.,
140,000
Co.
&
&
Co
390,000
Inc.
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
10c
(increased)
Corp.
Co
Co.,
Inc.
9-10
9-17
25c
35c
(quar.)
&
Stieglitz!
of
20c
Spencer
&
&
This
390,000
-—
severally
32 Vic
&
8-21
183/4C
monthly)
50,000
Glore, Forgan & Co._
Goldman, Sachs & Co
8-21
10-
(name
(quar.)
140,000
Co
Boston
Reid
9-10
25C
Electric Power Co., com.
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred
(1397) (quar.)
&
Southwest
Fulton
8-26
20c
common
Co
&
First
First
9-10
$1.3iy4
$1.31V4
A
—V.
Co—
&
450
Inc.
Co
&
Swiss
Co
Cook
Staats
Stroud
450
Ohio
Pacific
Stix
R.
Sutro
Co
United Discount
Inc.
50,000
Shields
290.000
Estabrook
10c
Light
Union
Co
&
Securities
Fahnestock
The
1%
&
230,000
50,000
9-15
50c
The
Co
&
90,000
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
290,000
Emerson
Equitable
Corp.
85c
quar.)
Bankshares
Wisconsin Power
L.
50,000
Dominick-
Eberstadt
H.
Inc
Dillon,
25c
(increased
class
10-
Industries—
(incr.
Co.,
Securities
1
1%
Stores
&
Eastman
7-23
9-
25c
30c
(quar.)
common
&
Hallgarten & Co.—
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
30c
dividend
Co.,
Dittmar
Battles,
!
dividend
Stock
&
2%
3-20
75c
(quar.)
Stock
Wilson
8-23
8-18
7 Vac
WlUiams-McWilliams
50,000
Co.
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Bodine
Drexel
20c
__u;
Manufacturing,
Co.
50,000
Townsend,
&
8-14
30c
(quar.)
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate
Co.
changed to Wilbur Chocolate Co.)
Oil
&
Crouter
1
25c
Stores
Wilcox
50,000
50,000
9-
10c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stag
DeHaven
Stationery Corp.—
Co.,
50,000
Co., Inc.
Securities
&
Union
Smith
Turben
Paine,
50,000
Co.
&
90,000
Inc—
Templeton
230,000
Inc.
Halsey,
(quar.)_
convertible
Motor
Dain
&
36c \
Telephone (increased)
Air Lines
(quar.)
:
4V4%
M.
Co.,
Dominick
5c
(quar,)_
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
White
J.
Dallas
8-14
30c
Newhard,
Pierce,
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
S. Moseley & Co.—
&
Weedon
50,000
Mitchum, Jones &
&
Co._
90,000
Co
Milwaukee
Pacific
50,000
&
390,000
Inc.
The Ohio
50,000
Collins
Crowell,
7-15
-
Merrill,
The
Mullaney,
Collings & Co.,
8-14
income
Manufacturing (increased
preferred
C.
1
30C
Western Carolina
Telephone Co:_.<
Western Pacific RR.
(quar.)
Western Tablet &
5%
C.
290,000
Co.__
Co.
&
&
50.000
Inc.
9-15
26V4C
Westcoast
Western
1
30c
____
convertible
Ohio
7-
25c
(quar.)—
Wellington Equity Fund—
Quarterly from
net
investment
payable in cash or stock
West Coast Telephone—
West
Winslow,
7-31
Corp.—
preferred C
7-23
8-14
Fenner
50,000
Dodge & Co
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
390,000
&
Lynch,
Newburger
Co
Whiteside
Julien
20c
dividend)——
(quar.)
preferred
Investors
Phillips
Co.—
F.
Denton,
Sherrerd
&
Chace,
7-17
9-
&
390,000
Inc.
&
McDonnell
90,000
Butcher
25c
3,000
&
Moseley &
Mullaney,
Wells
Scribner
Co
&
700
Smith
S.
&
3,000
Templeton
F.
Deane
Barney
Smithers
2,200
Pierce,
Jones
S.
under¬
50,000
&
Masten
50,000
Co
and
Bros.
2-1-60
$0,049
Co.-—
Co
Milwaukee
Mitchum,
390,000
Co.
Brothers
90,000
-Inc.
8-14
E.
A.
390,000
&
Inc.
& swasey
(increased)—
Washington Steel Corp., common—
Waste
90,000
Inc.
Burnham
principal
Higginson Corp
Lehman
290,000
—
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
Burns
$1.433A
(stock
convertible
Inc.—,
I2V2C
(quar.)
Warner
4.80%
50,000
290,000
3
8-15
9-
Lee
McCormick
140,000
Co.,
below
Meeds
&
Freres
Merrill
William Blair & Co.—
10-15
8-14
Lazard
90,000
1
7-24
1
9-10
Pictures
Co.
&
Bissell
50,000
50,000
Becker & Co., Inc.
Blair
re¬
50,000
Co
Co
_
G.
A.
named
Kidder, Peabody &
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Mason-Hagan,
8-
8-17
9-18
Bros.
90,000
Co.,
8-
8-15
t20c
Warner
Co._
140,000
&
&
&
bonds
new
the
Kraus
Weeks
Burge
Barth
10c
(quar.)—
(increased)
(Jim) Corp.
Walworth Company
Ball,
1%
common
Walter
______
&
8-14
1
9-
$1.56V*
Co.,
230,000
90,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Bear, Stearns & Co.—
9-
Walte Amulet Mines, Ltd
&
1,560,000
230,000
:
Baker,
the
Laird,
J.
1-1-60
(quar.)
Walker
Inc.
&
Baird
Inc.
11-13
$1.25
dividend)
preferred
Co
&
Whipple
8-31
$0,111
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6Vi%
____
Securities
W.
11-
50c
—
preferred
5% %
8-31
of
from
company the
opposite their respective names:
$1,870,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc.
com.
Corp. (quar.)
Materials, common
purchase
Inc.
Corp,
Co.,
&
Bacon,
11-30
12c
&
F.
450
_______
&
&
Singer,
Smith,
Steele, Haines & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Meeds
&
Lynch,
Fenner
The
Co.
Co
&
William
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
1959
15,
company's
set
9-18
plus 4 cents
Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Volunteer Natural Gas (stock
Vulcan
8-31
1
$1,371/2
Vogt Mfg.
underwriters
to
Clark,
—.—_—.
Common
9-3<T
10-
10-10
75C
(quar.)
gains)
Mutual
Bache
4
Inc.—
income
American
7Vic
Virginia
,
of new1 bonds
Allyn
June
plan.
agreed
& Webster
C.
A.
7 Vic
.——
pfd. (initial-quar.)
conv.
15c
87y2C
com.
Van Raalte Co. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America,
Vandcrbilt
9-
8-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Fund,
1
22 Va c
22V2C
87y2C
Corp.,
earned
50c
10-
8c
_____
(quar.)
Income
$2.50
$1,121/2
(quar.).—
(s-a)—
Iron
from
option
severally
Securities
4
9-14
$1,061/4
(quar.)__
___________—______—_____.
prior
Line
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
3
t75c
—
cents
stricted
of common stock were reserved at
officers and key personnel under the
to
Robert
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4V»%
pfd. (quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., com. (stock div.)
<8
issuance
8-
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Universal Insurance Co. (quar.)
Value
1, 1959.
§206,843 shares
for
8-
$1.25
$3.50
$5.50
reduced
Corp.
Corp., $6 ofd. (quar.)
United Whelan Corp., common
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
Valley Mould &
originally authorized 550,000 shares of the $2.55 series had
by retirements to 506,000 shares at June 15, 1959 in
satisfaction of sinking fund requirements, including the 11,000 share
installment of the sinking fund applicable to the 12 months ending
7-20
8-15
8-15
12 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
1979,
Co.
Nov.
10c
Stores
$3.50
$20,640,000;
White, Weld & Co
Securities Fund, Inc
& Pharmaceutical
Corp.—
Vitamin
1978,
Stone
RR. & Canal
Chemical Corp.—
Railroad
S.
in
8-13
preferred
in the amount
&
&
Co
&
3,000
Corp
Masten
Co._
3,000
Brothers
Merrill
circumstances
7-10
preferred (quar.)
Lines Co. (N. J.), common
S.
4Va%
months of the current year
$12,440,000; 1980, $1,960,000.
In
relating to gas supply, provisions in the mort¬
gage and in the indentures relating to the debentures may accelerate
such sinking fund payments.
certain
9-
4 Va %
U.
$17,640,000
$19,000,000;
one-half
E.
A.
ir.
subsequent
years
in
the following
principal
$12,510,000;
1961,
$14,760,000;
1962
through
1974,
each year;
1975, $16,983,000; 1976, $17,603,000; 1977,
8-10
;
Freres
450
Hammill
Shuman, Agnew
Co.—
&
&
Higginson
McCormick
and
1960,
9-14
Jersey
&
$6,255,000
amounts:
25C
Improvement,
Borax
of
10c
preferred
New
in the last six and
$1.25
(quar.)
Space
Co
Bissell
&
700
&
Scranton
450
&
450
1,700
Co
W.
Shields
Miller,
&
Peabody
Loeb
Lehman
(Continued from page 9)
been
4
Lane,
&
Shearson,
450
Laird,
Lee
Chas.
1,700
450
Johnson,
Stiver
Schwabacher
Battles,
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
—
(quar.)—.
Co
&
Lazard
8-14
1
450
&
Dulles
Corp.
Joseph, Mellen
INVESTMENT NEWS
6c
preference A (quar.)
4Vt%
The
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
8-14
9-
:
.
Co
Inc.
8-14
9-
&
Inc.
indicated here,
15% Canadian non-residents tax.
is
7
8-
8-28
Weeks
&
Hutton
Janney,
Kidder,
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
United
$Less
6c
B
United
in U. S. funds, less
Jamaica income tax.
(L03 Angeles), cl. A (quar.)
United Electric Coal
date
record
The corrected payment
Incorrect.
Kuhn,
$1.12%
(California)
preferred
6%
and/or
E.
450
,
was
Inc.
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc.
W.
income- tax.
date
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
450
1.100
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler__
2,200
Howard,
7-30
$1
(quar.)
—rUnited Airlines, Inc.
(quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
5%
British
Non-
source.
8-10
92V2C
——
Class
Less
Previously published
the
at
700
Gardner
Saunders,
1
87y2c
Union Gas System
(Kansas), com.
5% preferred (quar.)
Gas
this dividend,
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
y
The
<fe
Co
&
2,200
8-14
:
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Finance, common (quar.)
Class A common (quar.)
Co.
closed for
Co.__
Inc
Hornblower
Canadian
in
&
Hayden, Miller & Co..
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
9-
90c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.70% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
Transfer books not
Co.,
Reinholdt
3,000
30c
$0.2137
$3.50
Oil
8-14
tThe
$4
Oil
9-15
&
Riter
«
700
Inc.
8-10
62 Vic
Co.—
Union
$1.25
12-
8-31
62yac
Carbide
8-10
(resumed)
Pressprich
Inc.
2,200
.<
W.
R.
450
Jenks,
Kirkland
&
Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
1
Corp., Ltd.—
Union
9-10
Stieglitz—!
Hallgarten &
Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
&
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
1
$2c
25c
Monthly
Ltd.
Glore,
9-15
32 Vic
Quail
Monthly
11-20
3.000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Monthly
3
30c
25o
A
preferred-—-—
Union
$1
3,000
Halle
—
&
Inc.
3,000
Forgan & Co.J——
Goldman, Sachs & Co.——
8-20
8-31
20c
(Del.) (quar.)
(Dallas) (quar.)
Street
Union
*
9-15
450
8-20
(quar.)_u
Jackson
Curtis
450
8-
Co.
Prescott, Shepard &^Co.,
Inc—
1
1
35c
Co.,
1
8-11
9-
&
1
W.)
Paine, -Webber,
1,100
Frederking
&
Reid
9-
7-31
4
25c
25c
(N.
Salle
Acceptance
Fulton
9-
(F,
t Payable
$1.14
Quarterly
"Union
Fridley
8-25
9-
8-15
$1.06 V*
—__________
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 pfd.
South
8-25
Shares
1,100
3,000
Co.——
50c
8-21
30c
Southwest
a8p
7-31
25c
a7Vi%
——_—______
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
308
First
25c
Ltd.—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Co. (quar.)
Bank
8-25
(interim)
;
Co.
4V4% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Trade
(F. W.), Ltd., ordinary
t Payable
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)——————
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)———
Class B (quar.)
Title Guaranty Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Securities
9-10
Extra
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.—
Tobacco
22V2C
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
(quar.)i—______—_____
(quar.)
(quar.)____—__
:____
Pacific Coal
8-31
9-11
$1.28
:
preferred
preferred
Texas
9-19
Estabrook & Co.__-—
The
First
Boston
Corp.—
a4p
62V2C
$1.02 Va
5.12%
Texas
8-21
of Rec.
30c
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com. (quar.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)—
(quar.)—__—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.65%- preferred
4.72% preferred
4.90% preferred
Texaco
9-15
Payable
Share
Name of Company
.——
(quar.)—-—
preferred
5.10%
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)_———-
preferred
4.64%
Share
-
,
Monday, August 3, 1959
.
.
Shares
•
^Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
Common (quar.)
.
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.—Plans
Spin¬
off of Electronics and Missiles Subsidiaries—
The directors on
July 29 approved a spin-off of two subsidiaries »»
the
electronic
and
aerodynamics field, subject to the approval OJ
J
I
Number 5869
190
roiume
Itnrkholders
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
system, a vending machine operator simplifies his purchasing and
financing. He contacts Vending Industries, Inc., for any model (ior brand
he
wishes,' signs one contract and makes bnly one down payment.
Vending Industries, Inc., furnishes all the desired vending machines;
Standard Financial, in turn, finances the complete purchase or lease.
be sought at a special meeting to be held in the
Harold Roth, President, announced.
.
:tW The two subsidiaries are Anton Electronics . Laboratories Inc. of
^Brooklyn, N. Y., and Inter-Continental Manufacturing Co., Inc., of
■
■|r
)0
)0
new
to
future,
Texas.
rtarland,
>0
'%■
)0
'Mlelds.-V.
will be formed to be known as Anton-Imco Elecspecialize in the electronic and guided missile
company
new
a
Annies
1069.
189-,-p,
Vick Chemical Co.—Announces
The
_
50
|
Universal American Corp.—Army Ordnance Contracts
vii
30
30
50
00
50
50
00
00
00
50
00
I by
00
to
arinv
District of the Army Ordnance Corp.—V. 189,
the Chicago
payable
,
"This
of
President
150
il
.00
$3.89
plans further diversification by entering the Florida
business-through the purchase of a 12,Q00-acre
Iract of land in Hillsborough County, Fla., James Mullaney, President,
announced on July 16. The land is. located about 16 miles south of
ampa,
and has about 6 Vz miles of paved U. S. Highway No. 301
rentage, and six miles of paved State Road No. 674 frontage.
Mr Mullaney said that it is contemplated that the purchase is to be
f fee ted by the
exchange of 43,200 shares, of new iV2% convertible
referred voting stock of $100 par value, which will be issued out of
00,000 new preferred shares which the stockholders will be asked to
uthorize at a special meeting to be held in the near future.
It was stated
that the land is located close enough to downtown
This corporation
$5.34
were
1956-57.—V.
Chemical
190,
700
700
i89,
nounced
on
Idaho
Vitrb
of
Corp.
700
700
150
700
000
49%
and
Minerals -Corp.,
by
Mocation,
100
it
believed that the sale of homesites and
was
homes
in
a
ties
342
;
the
under
purchase
of
additional
Erie
lgh
Associates—Securities
Varian
■ing
:er-
Offered—Public
offer-
of $4,000,000 15-year 4^% convertible subordinated
ng
lebentures due July 15, 1974 was made on July 29 by an
/ely
underwriting group headed by Dean Witter & Co.
596.
urrently Deali Witter & Co. made
a
lich
Con-
secondary offering
a
shares of capital stock
30,000 outstanding
•f
hat
$1),
(par
proceeds of which will
the
der
|
ouis
accrue to the selling stockholders.
The debentures were priced at 100% and accrued inter¬
est, and the stock at $36.25 per share. Both issues were
oversubscribed.
debentures
The
1
convertible
are
into
shares
25
capital
stock
through
through
1963; 24 shares through July 14, 1967; 23 shares
uly 14. 1971; 22 shares for the balance of the life of the debentures.
The debentures have
the benefit of a sinking fund under
which,
July
iled
ring
3.50
14,
is required to redeem 7%%
of the
option redeem up to an additional
year.
For
the sinking
fund
the debentures
will
be
100%.
For
general
redemption
purposes
they
are
whole
or
part on 30 days' notice at
prices ranging
eginning in 1964, the company
ssue
annually, and may at its
liis,
48c
V?'?
in
any
edeetnable
at
in
edeemable
ales
105%
rom
to
PROCEEDS—Net
all
proceeds
received
by
Varian
from
Associates
sale
the
debentures will be used for general corporate purposes, includ¬
expansion
of
the
company
facilities
and
increase in
working
capital.
Pending ultimate use of the proceeds, Varian intends
to
f
no
ing
ring
pure
them
use
ices
to
current bank borrowing and to
securities.
government
had
invest
repay
in short-term
Slay
ncy,
ponents
and
of
s
for
military,
commercial
industrial
and
Principal
use.
manu¬
facturing facilities are in Palo, Alto, Calif.
In March, 1959,
Varian
-acquired 80% of the outstanding common stock of Bomas Laboratories,
| Inc.. Beverly, Mass. Through acquisition of Bomac, Varian Associates
heft
eral
has
further
ent,
and
components,
rich
EARNINGS—Combined
sales
Laboratories.
Inc.
during
the
broadened
its
product line in the
totaled
ares
$20,598,207 and net
of Bomac, was $1,306,546.
all
is-
CAPITALIZATION
Varian
of
after
EFFECT
microwave
Associates
months
seven
income,
GIVING
field of
promissory
promissory
t5 V'2%
iced
15-year
4 Va %
convertible
debentures due July 15,
tion
Capital
iopthe
stock
(par <"$1)
Unsecured.
of
annual
ure.
are
Ited
presently
PRESENT
are
ialnps,
1,
presently
tUnsecured.
1968.
issuance
11100,000
1,
for
of
403,200
4,000,000
fllO.OOO.OOO shs.
for
the
Payable, in nine equal
shares of capital stock
conversion
for
reserved
issuance
under
the
the
of
of
in
in-
interest
in
iles,
tely
is
tru-
Ef
S-F-D
Laboratories,
employee
presently
ices
up in the
form
May
on
of
a
such
a
firm
a.
into
lake
961.
commitment
Dean
Witter
&
Blyth
&
Inc.—
Co.,
Co
Eastman Dillon,
Securities
ate3
1959.
stock
Reflects
the company's stock
paid June 1, 1959, and
dividend
&
400,000
Union
Lrowell,
—v-
&
Co
of
Lester,
below,
the
severally
Co.
Brush
125,000
&
May
■ion
of
)in-
_
w
[l of
pending
100,000
(J.
division,
of
manufacturer
formerly
basketball
the
Hooker
&
Fay__
50,000
a
sirrilu' :he specific brands apd models of machines he wishes 'on a
lales or long-term contract.
fIrian s
past the- °PSrt4or has had,-; to arrapge. for his sales and
obit; Tv, with many distributors auu- iiuttuaiig sources in order co
to
obtain
"
ui50Huuiuio and- financing
in
oraer
djn
TV,
of machine he
the
Engineering
Waltham
This
at
wanted.
Under
the
to
include
West
32nd
Street,
the partners
reimburse
for
York,
New
its
and
not
contract,
advanced
and
by
assisted
First Republic Underwriters,
efforts basis.
The
a
to
by
world's
effort
United
this
by
put
to
States
"satellite
a
developed
being
now
the
of
timepiece,
newest
is
man
a
said
announced
was
for
Waltham
the
by
July
on
contract
the
to
prepared
and
the
on
by
29
Louis
R.
time
ing
190,
The
Boyce
Adams,
M.
address
and
new
is
now
Race
St.,
erally
sweepers
truck-mounted
and
outstanding
has
shares
55,555
subsidiary
a
rate
of
2,502
larger
.
American
July. 13,
agreed,
to
Outstanding
$193,943
1973
1,000,000
30,000
^
5,800 shs.
series—
§3,298 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
monthly
4%
per
shares
includ¬
$1,517,
annum.
of
$70,000
May
5%
of
"
600,000 shs.
installments of
each
on
May
1960
1,
thereafter.
1
cumulative
below
several
underwriters
preferred
their
respective
below
named
purchase from the company
respective numbers of shares
opposite
and
of
stock
from
have
the
sevr
selling'
stock
common
set?,
names:
3,
it
was
Its
With
&
Selling
Stockholder
Francis
s
I.
L.
Rothschild
F.
H.
Hirsch
The
&
&
5,400
5,400
6*600
6,600
5,400
6,600
I
Co..
Co.—
&
Sullivan
Hentz
6,600
4
Co
&
32,500
5,400
Co.
&
Bosworth,
32,500
26,868
i—
Inc.
duPont
McCormick
26,868
Co.
&
Burr,
Dempsey-Tegeler &
&
5,400
——
Co.
Space
Corp.
&
Norris
&
Wheat &
C.
&
Josey
Loewi
&
Co
Labouisse, Friedrichs
Mellen & Miller, Inc
Joseph,
I.
—
&
Masten
E.
E.
Inc.—_—
Harold
—
Towbin
1,650
1,650
1,350
1,650
1,350
1,650-
Smith & Co.—
Dooly & Co
E.
1,350'
900
1,650
1,100
&
&
Inc.
Co.,
Cochran
Milburn,
aircraft runway vacuum sweepers.
It
of capital stock, which are to be split
2,750
2,750
Co—
Wood
E.
Kormendi
—V.
2,750
2,250
1,350
Co
Zuckerman,
Oscar
2,750
2,750
1,350
Inc
Co.
&
Unterberg,
2,750
2,250
2,250
——
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
C.
2,750
2,250
2,250
,
—
Stetson
3,300
\
2,250
—:
Gardner
&
Cohu
Co.__
—
Inc.
Co.
&
Co.
&
3,300
3,300
3,309J
2,250
—~
Weil,
Howard,
H.
Co.
Podesta
3,300
2,700
:
& Co.
Hirshberg, Inc
Cruttenden,
2,700
2,700
2,700
Co.
Marache
Granbery,
4,950
———2,700
Co.
&
4,950
4,050
———
4,950
4,050
Inc.
Co.,
4,950"
4,050
T
Rodman & Renshaw
&
4,950
—4,050
—
Lane,
4,950
4,050
Inc._^
6,600
4,050
—
Co.,
Co.
Johnson,
A.
a
Corp
Brothers
Coffin
Davenport
head¬
Pa.
From
From
Higginson
J.
Philadelphia
cents
40
issuable
in
of
to
FINANCING-
Company
five-for-one basis) into 277,775 shares before this stock offering,
of which the four selling' stockholders (Chas. M. Weinberg and mem¬
bers of his family)
now own 240,125 shares.—V. 169, p. 1342.
(on
PRESENT
TO
value
the
Lee
East
1201
EFFECT
due
1946
par
forth
Lexington St., Pomona, Calif.,
on
July
27. filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering
90,000 outstanding shares of its capital stock, to be offered for public
sale by the present holders thereof through Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
and
Schwabacher & Co;
The offering price and underwriting
terms
are
to
be supplied by amendment.
The principal business of the company is the design, development,
manufacture
and
sale
of
motor
street
sweepers,
industrial power
at
$142,193,. equal
stock;
who
President,
Manufacturing: Co. — Files Secondary
Securities and Exchange Commission—
located
net
of
Shares-
Wayne
company,
stk.,
stockholder
address is still
corporation has
This
pfd.
UNDERWRITERS—The
pro¬
P. O. Box 801, Philadelphia 5, Pa.
The
sales representatives in key cities throughout
the U. S. and in Canada. The parent company, Wayne Kerr CO., Ltd.,
is in Chessington, Surrey, England, near London.—V. 189, p.
1515.
mailing
stock
common
value,
other
and
DIVIDENDS—The company has, since its inception, followed a pol¬
icy of retaining all earnings applicable to the common stock to finance
the development of its business.
It is the present intention of the
board of directors of the company
to continue this policy.
device
Pa., effective
President.
1633
state
31, 1959, the company*
sales of $3,931,921 and
-
Philadelphia,
downtown
by
firm's
to
of Federal,
May
held,
treasury shares, which may not be reissued until all shares of thi^
have been reacquired.
Of such shares, 1,914 have been applied
against, previous sinking fund requirements and 588 are available tOv
meet
future
sinking fund requirements.
Stroud
moved
of
series
Wayne Kerr Corp.—Relocates in New Headquarters—
has
35%
than
more
loans
stock, $3
Coleman
corporation
its
to
proprietorship
a
reported
common
GIVING
par
interest at the
Stern
new
the
proceeds
as
202.
p.
cumul.
SExclusive
production of the
"satellite clock," was
on
the "oasis of preliminary designs
the
to
ended
UPayable in annual installments
through 1969 and $75,000 on each
use in the
space—and bring him
Ripley,
for
the
balance
manufacturers.
consolidated
unsecured,
$50
^Payable by
firm
programmer,
the
slightly
or
in series (12,000 shares authorized)
5%
engineering staff.
its
chronometqlc
a
other
months
outstanding
bank
stock,
Common
will record the
elapsed
rime from the launching of the man-bearing satellite and
automatically will set into action a split-second schedule of 13 im¬
portant activities, including the re-entry from space to earth.
It
will also provide signals to be transmitted in a short span of time to
monitoring stations on earth.
Prime contractor for the manned-satellite capsule is the McDonnell
Aircraft Corp. of St. Louis, Mo., which selected the Waltham company
for the "satellite clock" contract on the basis of the designs that were
submitted
and the experience of
the firm in the field of precision
Called
term
Pfd.
for
\
that
awarded
clock
company
into
alive.
t^Eick
shares,
successor
airlines, agencies
11
applicable to
share
Short
Waltham Precision Instrument Co., Inc.—Contract—
The
add
sold
of
part
a
and
Authorized
best
grammer,"
being
are
apply
loans
stock.
and
the
':,Mortgage note
U5%
promis. note
a
by them, and to pay $215,000 to defray all
other expenses.
The offering of participations
fees
of¬
175,000 shares are being sold for the
President of the company, who will receive
this transaction. After this sale Mr. WilGOX
175,259
agencies
subsidiaries,
income
per
the $75,000 deposit
disbursements,
will be made
the three partners,
purchase
was?
308.
p.
Offered—Public
shares
will
bank
company,
EARNINGS—For
being
143,736
which
from
own
common
commercial
governmental
Exchange Commission—
49
190,
established
1931, makes aeronautical
radio
systems for communications
apd
navigation equipment. Principal buyers of the company's equip¬
ment
backstops,
part¬
nership, filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 28, 1959
covering $1,065,000 of participations in partnership interests. The part¬
nership consists of Ira Sands, Jerome Wishner and George Gewanter.
It
has contracted to
purchase the title to the 11 Va acres of land,
and the research and electronic buildings known as Waltham Engineer¬
ing and Research Center on the Charles River in Waltham, Mass.
The purchase price is $1,790,440 subject to a $940,440 mortgage.
The
balance of $350,000, of which $75,000 has already been paid as deposit,
is payable Feb.
10, 1960.
Each of the three partners will contribute $15,000 to the partnership
capital and, in addition, each is offering participations of $340,000
in his one-third partnership interest, for a grand total of $1,065,000.
This sum will be used
to pay the $775,000 balance due under the
located
company,
was
This offering
closed.—V.
Associates—Regis¬
Research
&
ters With Securities and
secondary
(par $5)
remaining
proceeds
continue
air
E,
J.
stock
share.
per
Inc.—Stock
total,
Wilcox,
CAPITALIZATION
190,
p.
Wilson
&
900'
Inc.—
1,100
900:
?—
Co.,
1,100
;
96.
Brothers—Expansion Program Aided by. New*
Financing Plan—
A
financing
new
program,
designed
to
retire
old
obligations
and
provide additional working capital for expansion and
operations, was announced on July 29 by this company.
The plan provides for a long-term loan of $2,750,000 from Textile
Banking Co., of New York, secured by the fixed assets of Wilson
Brothers and
subsidiaries, plus substantial short-term loan commit¬
simultaneously
stepped-up
Webcor,
Inc., Chicago, 111.—Titus Haffa Re-Purchases
From Emerson Radio—
Webcor Holdings
Haffa,
Board
Chairman and
President
of this corporation,
on
ments
July
Webcor.
on May 8 at a price reported to be
Midwest Stock Exchange
Haffa said the re-purchase price, including
certain
additional expenses involved, amounts to about $22 a share.
The
negotiations were
made 1 through the First National Bank of
Chicago. Re-purchase price of the stock was reported to be $2,700,780.
In addition, Mr. Haffa paid approximately $100,000 for legal fees and
stock
The
50,000
15
dorP°ration and Standard Financial Corp. of New York, on July
intJ^a "ew plan for the sales, long-term leasing and financV? J
multi-unit vending machine installations,
first ring Industries, Inc* a pioneer in vending machine sales, for the
line
n'.offers a vending operator the opportunity to set up a fullbrann
i%unit ending installation and choose only those types and
a'ca'ni
he-Wfthts. This, is the first time a vending, operator can
largest
This
of
Co
Industries, Inc.—Long-Term Leasing—
type or brand
the
is
location.
new
The
outstanding
»in
into
move
100,000
125,000
96.
the. particular
will
100,000
$125,000
ce-
o.,
forms,
concrete
Co.
Co..
Inc.
125,000
the
to
Corp.,
Titus
Co
Lundborg (Irving) &
400,000
prefabricated
Offering—A
common
books
Co.,
the
BUSINESS—The
Earle) & Co.—
Slocumb & Co.
&
&
&
of
the
15 reported that he has re-purchased from Emerson Radio &
Phonograph Corp. the shares of common stock he sold to Emerson
last month. The shares involved amount to about 20%?
of the 650,737
shares
of common
stock outstanding and represent working control
Ryons
Schwabacher
400,000
have
debentures;
400,000
Co
Weedon
190, p.
listed
all
Elworthy
_
Barth
purchase
$1,500,000
t-roidman, Sachs & Co.__
Lehman Brothers
J-
underwriters
to
of
gymnasium equipment and playground equipment in the country.
The new plant, representing a total investment of $300,000, is
built on a 2V2-acre site on trackage.—V. 180, p. 2235.
offeringar6S °' capital stock wiU be issued in connection with
m—The
xnacie
ion
15,
100%
TmrniiSSUanc,e of 4,364 shares under the company's employee stock
nffoi-04Se
n 011
1059.
The shares of capital stock being
afe outstanding shares owned by the selling stockholders. No
stry
been
shares
common
<
treasury shares
and
630
all
announced
production and engineering facili¬
divisions, Mr. Albrecht said. The Form
accommodate
company's
the
short-term
Jay V.
Winslow,
,,
pnt
ting
including
of
Reinholdt
treasury on April 30, 1959, and 1,120 capital shares to
'^,ln the treasury at the time all .securities being registered are
7? latter figure reflects the company's stock split-up in the
,,7. °f a 100% stock dividend paid June 1, 1959, and the sale of
wo
ri
h
facilities
Porter
funds.
account
is
anti¬
frtr
onic
iary
Inc.
President,
of 800
and
company,
of
general
company,
Airport,
the
of
retirement
stock
purchase
plan.
78,040 shares
cf
capital stock
are
for issuance to the
selling shareholders in exchange for their
remaining shares of Bomac Laboratories, Inc.
78,040 shares of capital
stock are
presently reserved for issuance in exchange for the minority
ex¬
O'Hare
to
the
reserved
ion,
this
for
Va.
the books closed.
and
and
Chicago Plant—
Albrecht,
P,
Corp.—Secondary
PROCEEDS—Of
plant
Chicago's
near
Richard E.
Scope, is a New
The complaint
employees,
Fairfax,
studies, research and development technol¬
production technology.—V. 190; p. 308.
and
concession
capital
company's
stock
de¬
Park
Henry
summer,
the
of
announced
§3,125,650 shs.
may be increased by operation
the
Indenture.
65,880
shares
of
Idaho
will
quarters rin
____
1968.
Aug.
number
provisions
403,200
Schiller
will
producer
This
subordinated
1974
Oct.
to
Outstanding
$2,000,000
4,000,000
late
mechanism.—V.
FINANCING
$2,000,000
—
reserved
This
dilution
and
Due
installments
bentures.
fac-
h
notes
note_____
Bomac
April- 30,
1953
interest in income
Authorized
*4-4 f
tubes
ended
minority
TO
and
p.
data
Wilcox Electric
develop
and
of
Stanley,
in
its
defendant,
in
fering of 318,736 shares of common stock (par $3) was
made on July
28 by an underwriting group headed
jointly by Lee Higginson Corp. and Stern Brothers & Co.
at $16.50 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed
an¬
Vitro
expanded, quarters from smaller facilities at the same location. In addi¬
tion, tRe Porter Division, now located in Ottawa, 111,, will move its
This
BUSINESS—The
company,
incorporated in 1948, is engaged prin¬
cipally in the design and manufacture of microwave tubes, electronic
instruments,
vacuum
equipment
and
electronic
systems
and
com¬
of
rges
190,
area
properties
new
48,000-square-foot
new
a
plant
two
on
100%.
irs).
of
entire
has
company
mining
308.
will
the
business
July 27 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $36.12y2 per share, with a
Fluorite.
Western
in
doing
defendants.
of
The
on
dealer's
was
of
Brcome.
drawings,
engineering
made
15.
new
Division,
.
beaches.
consideration
unimproved acreage.—V. 189, p. 2078.
Th?
July
The
area, as the property has 2Vz miles of frontage on the
j Little Manatee River, and is a short distance from Tampa Bay and
uuli
of
suburban
in
scheduled ,for
on
this
attractive to retirees, vacationers and year-round residents
oL Tampa and Hillsborough County and the general Tampa-St. Peters-
the
of
corporation
J.
offering of 43,511 shares of
Vitro.
by
Co.,
President
corporation,
properties
develop
and
Northwest.—V.
Completion
located
fiurg-Sarasota
'
explore
and
Delaware
a
uranium
Waco Manufacturing Co.—New
"8area will be
;
Minerals,
Fluorite
Jonathan
oversubscribed
Mining
Potter,
performance to
Inc. and two
Scope,
are
inventions,
account
be considered a suburb of Tampa;
to
_ampa
and
Idaho
Pacific
the
20 by Dr. Charles J.
Henry S. Childs, President
their
Whirlpool
ownfed<"51%
Fluorite
Western
July
Western
Idaho,
the property will be subffliviaed mto homesites, commexcial parcels and industrial tracts, with
%mphasis on the sales of homesites and homes; and.that due to its
450
Minerals
Vitro
ing
ogy,
858.
p.
to
by Scope.
''
number
additional 20 employees of Scope who, until recently,
were
at
Melpar,
including engineers
and
technicians who had
Melpar proprietary data which is allegedly now being used
The proprietary data is described in the complaipt as includ¬
an
employed
Corp. of America—New Unit Formed—
Formation
Minerals
mine
names
access
through issuance of a brochure by defendants
of significant Melpar contracts in a manner
a
for
and
Hampshire
out that Vick's earnings for the year
share, comoared with $5.01 last year,
p. 201.
above.—V.
Co.
by defendants and breach
injunction and $500,000 damages.
regarding
as
relations
to
credit
Defendants
Works—Proposed Consolidation—
Chemical
Stauffer
per
refers
infer
Williams,
recognition of the advance
Richardson,
Jr.,
company
•
150
to
art
customer
which
-i"'.
pointed
report
30.
in
Vitro
Veal estate development
150
and
V
'said.
Victor
Universal Marion Corp.—To Enter Florida Land De¬
velopment Business—N
:50
the
dividend,
business,
quarterly
the close of
at
record
'
to
June
See
j
of
cent
40
increased dividend in is
new
high levels," Smith
preliminary
ended
and
usual
competition
electronics
Proposed 2-for-l Split
proposed
earnings
A
stockholders
to
4
the
14, * 1959.
Aug.
00
:50
Sept:
declared
4<k
the
design and
manu¬
equipment involving Melpar-developed inventions
the
mixed«<l»ase concept.
The complaint also
misappropriation of good will and interference with business
of
split
also
unfair
information
on
in
of
a
alleging
centers
known
the
the
directions
The
2937.
p.
suit
facture
directors voted on July 30 to submit for.
two-for-1 stock split.
The proposal will be
board
approval
at
on
When
Two
"3
action,
The
company's annual meeting, Oct. 20.
becomes effective, the directors intend to establish
a
new dividend rate to 25 cents a
quarter, or of $1 annually, on, the
increased number of shares.
This is equivalent to $2 annually on the
present shares, compared to the present rate of $1.60.
acted
contracts totaling about $2,000,000 have been awarded by the
Amron Corp. of Waukesha, Wis., a subsidiary of Norma;';l| ^0ffmann Bearings Corp., Herbert M. Singer, Chairman of the Board of
Novmt-Ho.fm.ann announced on July 24.
J
^
Norma-Hoffmann Bearings Corp. of Stamford, Conn., a leading pro■{ iucer or bearings, is a subsidiary of Universal American Corp.
:
% ' One contract is for $984,280 under which Amron wi.i manufacture
4 59 000 initiators for pilot ejector mechanisms for jet aircraft.
These
^initiators start an action that sets off a catapult system tnat ejects
a
pilot, his cockpit seat and parachute.
^
The other
contract, for $999,979, calls for Amron to manufacture
^ 20 mm brass cartridge cases lor aircraft cannon •
Mr
Singer said that both contracts had been awarded to Amron
50
i
company's
stockholders
10
The
of employment agreements, asks for an
charges
will
It
Corp.
(505).
$19
of
was
other
per
share.
to Emerson
on
Haffa.—V.
15
market
move
results
189, p. 2398.-
in
price
a
of less
great
than
personal
$14 per share,
financial
loss
the
to
Secrets
has
Zenith
New
ization
a
been
capital requirements.
financing
agreement
serves
such
helpful purposes
docketed in the U.
M.
S.
District Court, Alexandria, Va.,
by Melpar, Inc., ot Falls Church, Va. against tw.o former key employees
arid, a newly organized^ company charging wrongful appropriation 0(
compan
secrets, proprietary data and inventions.
Radio
Corp.-^New Development—
and further miniatur¬
enabled this corporation to develop
hearing aid, it was announced^ by
Kinney, Vice-President and Hearing Aid Division General Map-
new,
a^"The
advances
in
transistors, acoustic research
component parts have
smaller "behind-the-ear"
of
four-transistor Diplomat—a petite crescefltweighing only >/2 ounce with battery—can bring
thousands of persons in need of full-time op
Kinney stated.
.
The new Diplomat is available in peach or grey, and has a suggestedretail price of $165.
The complete line of Zenith hearing ^aids has a
price range beginning at $50 and includes a wide selection ofairi
and bone conduction models, including eyeglaw type aids with a com¬
plete-hearing aid built into one temple bar.—V, 189, p. 2835,
shaped
Westinghouse Air Brake Co,—Subsidiary Sues to ProSuit
new
all present Wilson Brothers obligations and consolidates
present obligations with one central financial institution, the major,
purpose is to help finance an ambitious program of expansion and,
operations," it was stated by a Wilson Brothers spokesman.—V. 190,
p.
202.
E.
the July
unprecedented
this
retiring
Mr.
expenses.
Based
Mr.
sold
the then prevailing market price on the
above
working
meet
to
"While
as
new,
improved
hearing
aid
ear-level hearing to
occasional help," Mr.
.
M
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(506)
to the Hendrix &
bonds
of
awarded
was
Dated
par.
$300,000
development
Case Company, as
revenue
the
to
J.
price
1, 1959.
in¬
Legality
approved
"White,
Bradley, Arant,
All
Hose, of Birmingham.
from
1960
to
clusive.
&
t
tl
Calhoun County
11
(P. O. Anniston),
Alabama
ft
000
State
tion
V
!
Gasoline
warrants
to
awarded
interest
of
cost
about
4.38%,
as
follows:
$50,000 4V2S.
Due on Jan. and
July 1 from 1965 to 1969 in¬
Due
on
Jan.
and
approved
1959. Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
•
O. Huntsville),
Alabama
Warrant Sale—An issue of
000
$250,-
general
was
awarded to the
obligation warrants
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., and Birmingham Trust National Bank, of
Birmingham, jointly, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.11%,
July 1 from
Due on
43,000 4.10s,
July 1 from 1970 to 1974 in-
Due
on
160,000 4s. Due on Jan. and July
1, 1975 and 1976.
.240,000 4V2s.
Due on Jan. and
July 1 from 1977 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
CALIFORNIA
School District, Los
Angeles County; Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$164,000
bonds were awarded to Taylor &
Co., as 4y4s, at a price of 100.547,
a basis of 4.18%, as follows:
Dated July 1, 1959.
Legality
All & Rose, of
Warrant Sale—An issue of $175,State Gasoline Tax Anticipa¬
000
tion
Warrants
awarded
was
composed
group
of
to
Hendrix
a
&
Mayes, Inc., Sterne, Agee & Leach
Bank, of Birm¬
ingham, jointly, as 4.20s, at a price
and First National
of par.
from
Dated June 15, 1959.
to 1971 inclusive.
County
State
Gasoline
tion warrants
Hendrix
was
and
Tax
$200,-
Anticipa¬
awarded to the
Mayes,
Inc.,
and
Sterne, Agee & Leach, jointly, as
33/4s, at a price of 99.642, a basis
of
about
1959.
3.81%.
Due
from
Dated
1959
June
1,
in¬
1967
to
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
of Birmingham.
Bond
000
Sale—An
general
bonds
issue
Bond Offering—Harold J.
to
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$250,obligation school war¬
000 general
rants-was
awarded
to
the
State.
National Bank,
at
of Decatur, as 3s,
price of par. Dated May 1,
a
1959.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from 1960 to
1969
inclusive. Legality approved
White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
by
group
1
of Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc., Hugo Marx & Co.,
and Berney Perry & Co., at a
price
of
99.43, a net interest cost
about 3.98%, as follows:
1974 to 1988 inclusive.
Fayette, Ala.
for
H
was
awarded
to
Due
follows:
$68,000 3s.
Due
Due
Feb.
on
1
Feb.
on
1
3s.
Due
Feb.
on
from
Legality
ap¬
Rose, of Birmingham.
Franklin
County (P. O.
Russellville), Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$125,000
special tax school warrants
was
awarded
to Merrill
Lynch,
a
price
of par, a net interest cost of
about
4.08%,
as
$74,000
follows:
4s.
Due
group
on
1979.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley,
Arant,
All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
revenue
special
tax
capital
Series A warrants,
was
•'K
bids
his
at
until
11
000
sewer
bonds,
outlay,
awarded
office
Calif.
works,
Series
1, 1959. Due
to J975
San
Marcos
First
bonds.
July 1
on
Issue,
Dated
from 1964
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
District
by
at
on
a
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
system
July 1 from
1969
160,000
tion
to
1985
Buena
Park
Orange
Bond
his
11
District,
County
Offering
Auditor
at
School
will
Calif.
playground and recrea¬
improvement bonds, at a
cost
of
from
4.06%,
4%s, due
1964
10,000
1971
due
net interest
a
to
on
1970
July
1
inclusive;
4y4s,
due on July 1,
1972; $115,000 4s,
July 1 from 1973 to
and
on
un¬
receive
$5,000,000,
BeniciaBridge, following which
the full amount, together with any
other savings which may be real¬
Martinez
ized,
will
office
in
construction
will
available
become'
for
bond
cohstruction
fund, in
effect, makes available immedi¬
ately a reserve fund of $8,300,000
or
$2,300,000 in excess of the
initial reserve fund required to be
accumulated
tion.
Ana
Co., at
price of 100.35,
4.04%, as fol¬
a
bids
Aug. 20 from
on
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
26,000 4s.
Due
Aug. 20 from
on
eral
on
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Fallbrook
obligation
school, Series A
Aug. 15, 1959. Due
from 1960 to 1984 in¬
Dated
Aug.
1
clusive.
(F-A)
Principal
payable
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
at
office.
O.
Fallbrook), Calif.
Sale
Bond
The
$185,000 gen¬
eral obligation hospital construc¬
tion bonds offered July 21—v. 190,
p. 310—were awarded to Schwa—
bacher & Company.
Greater
Toll
Sale
The issue of $34,Carquinez Strait Bridges
Bridge Revenue,
Series B
—
000,000
Toll
bonds
awarded to a syndicate
by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
was
headed
as
4%s, at
price of 100.30,
a
interest cost of about 4.36%.
bonds
mature
A
on
net
a
The
Sept.
1, 1995.
by Standard & Poor's,
the bonds represent the final
por¬
of an $80,000,000 authoriza¬
and
rank
standing
bonds.
equally
$46,000,000
The
bonds
with
Separation
of
A
payable
being
operated
single toll project.
No
issued
B
1983 inclusive.
additional
long
as
bonds
are
a
bonds
as any
may
be
series A and
outstanding.
Associated
&
as
with
F.
S.
at
Haberfelde
402
Building, Bak-
ersfield, until 5 p.m. (PDST) on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $825,000 general obligation grade cross¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 20, 1959.
Due
on
Feb. 20 from
1960 to 1984
inclusive.
and
interest
(F-A)
the
County
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Helm Sch. District, Fresno
County,
California
Bond
Offering
J.
L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
10:30
his
—
office
in
until
Fresno
Aug. 4 for
the purchase of $70,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to
a.m.
(PDST)
on
inclusive.
1979
Principal and in¬
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
terest
Hesperia School
offering are: Wood,
Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.;
Gregory & Sons; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; American Securities
Bernardino
&
District,
San
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War-
die,
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
of
announces
sealed
ceived
until
Board
1:30
of
bids will be
re¬
p.m/(CST)
on
extremely favorable construction
bids received for the sub-structure
School
County,
Series
awarded
to
a
D
$375,000
bonds
group
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
&
Dist.,
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
was
composed of
R. H. Moulton
Co., and the Security-First Na¬
tional
of Los
Bank
price of 100.03,
of about 3.77%,
$120,000 5s.
1960
Angeles, at a
net interest cost
follows:
as
on
1967
inclusive.
90,000 3V2S.
Due
33/4s.
on
Due
15,000 3s. Due
June 15 from
June 15 from
inclusive.
1973
to
150,000
a
Due
to
June
on
June 15, 1984.
County (P. O. San
Jose), Calif.
Bond
Clerk
Olson,
Supervisors,
Offering—Richard
of
Board
receive
of
sealed
until
bids
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1960
to
1984
inclusive.
from
1
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office,
at the Bank of America
or
National Trust and Savings Asso-
ociation,
Angeles
in
or
City,
San
San
Francisco, Los
Diego, of at the
York
Principal and interest (F-A)
pay¬
Continental Illinois
the
or
National
Bank
and
Com¬
Trust
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington, & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Chicago.
in
pany,
cisco.
South
School
Whittier
District,
Cat.
Ostly,
County Clerk will receive sealed
Los
Angeles County,
Offering—Harold J.
Bond
in Los
bids at his office
Angeles,
(Calif. DST) on Aug
25
for
the
purchase of $80,001)
general obligation school build¬
ing, Series B bonds. Dated Sept1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 19bi
to
1979
inclusive. Principal and
until 9
a.m.
interest
payable
at
County
the
Treasurer's office.
Unified
Stockton
District,
School
Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham
County Clerk, will receive sealed
San
Joaquin County,
bids at his office in Stockton,
un¬
(Calif. DST) on Aug
10 for the purchase of $2,000,00
school,
series A bonds.
Date
11
a.m.
1960
until 11 a.m.
(Calif.
Aug. 10 for the purchase
$14,000 school building bonds.
11
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 11 for
the purchase of $7,000,000 County
Improvement
Series
A
bonds.
a.m.
25,
on
15
1983 inclusive^
on
Santa Clara
Aug.
Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due on Aug.
1
from
1960
to
1966
inclusive.
The California Toll Bridge Au¬
thority on July 29 announced that
a $9,000,000
saving in construction
Trustees, cost—anticipated as the result of
Unified
Alameda
from
Bernardino
of
bonds
basis of about 4.24%.
a
Leandro
clusive.
San
DST)
Polytechnic College
(P. O. Russellville), Ark.
Offering -— Ellis Gardner,
Secretary
San
in
Inc., and Glickenhaus & Lembo.
Bond
100.093,
receive
Corporation; Bache & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
ARKANSAS
the
til
Smithers
Co. in the
Struthers
Hazel Nichols,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
out¬
series
are
—
$225,000
B
Chase Manhattan Bank, New
Bctkersfield
Bond Offering
Series
a
group composed
California
Bank
of
Los
Dated
Hospital District (P.
from
Angeles, E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Taylor & Co., as 4V4s, at a price of
will
Due
building,
awarded to
Dean
,
until
of
$40,000 school
July 27—vv 190 p.
net interest cost of
County
sealed
Santa
Bond Sale—An issue of
from 1974 to
to
1
Norwalk-La Mirada City Sch.
Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
1968
awarded
were
—
Aug.
on
Due on Aug. 1 from
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
310
Due
53,000 4y4s.
Joaquin CountyCalif.
Bond
5s.
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
San
District,
Savings
Francisco, at
of San
of
$12,000
\
School
Union
$65,000 school
July 21—v. 190, n
100.02, a net interest
cost of about 4.30%, as follows:
bond resolu¬
the
by
.
Dent
reserve
lows:
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 11
for the purchase of $250,000
gen¬
price
a
transferred to the
reserve
funds, and
be
a.m.
follows:
as
be
$14,000 5s.
The
—
July 1 from facilities
inclusive:
price of 100.28,
ap¬
will
Witter &
inclusive; $170,solely from two existing
Car¬
000 41/as, due on July 1 from
quinez
Strait
bridges
and
the
1970 to 1980 inclusive;
$220,- Benicia-Martinez
bridge, the three
000 4V4s, due on
1981
antici¬
the
of
in the construction fund
held
the
O'Melveny
Association,
school
pated surplus bond proceeds,
and
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved
tion
to
remainder
July
inclusive.
interest
ity
in
tion
4V2S, due
The
Sale—The
offered
310—were awarded to the
Bank of
America National Trust &
was
the
DST)
on
for the purchase of $50,-
water
Second
price of
1962
year
The anticipated sav¬
ing: of $5,000,000,together with the
balance of $3,300,000 presently in
(Calif.
a.m.
Aug. 13
100.005, a net interest cost of
about 4.22%, as follows:
$95,000
fiscal
Bond
bonds
com¬
redemption.
Bond
Offering — V. P. Bell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Rated
Arkansas
Lawrence County,
County Board of
Education (P. O.
Moulton), Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$278,000
com¬
follows:
as
$35,000
May 1 from
1960 to 1977 inclusive.
51,000 4.15s. Due on May 1, 1978
and
a
$485,000 water and
1
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, at
to
the
Water District,
Diego County,
Bond
from
proved by White, Bradley,
Arant,
All &
awarded
were
earlier
the
Grade District, Kern County, Calif.
Co., Inc.,
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959.
Village
San
and
Bridge Authority
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Sale—The $645,000 bonds
July 27—v. 190, p. 203
offered
Sept. 1
on
inclusive.
Bellford
ARIZONA
Bond
Sept. 1,
from i960
'
from
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
99,000
Bradley, Arant,
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc., Stern
Brothers & Co., J. A. Hogle &
Co., and Bosworth, Sullivan &
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
138,000 4s.
1979
Dated
Principal
interest
(M-S)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Chandler, Ariz.
Sterne,
Agee &
Reach and the Hendrix &
Mayes,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 98.00,
a net interest cost of about
3.90%,
as
bonds.
California
$305,000
general obligation building bonds
in Los Angeles,
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $100,000
the
Series
to
office
a.m.
Treasurer's
Rose, of Birmingham.
Bond Sale—An issue of
result of
a
til the completion of the
at his
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
All &
'
of
$114,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
186,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
proved by White,
As
proximately
$300,school
a
the
in
pletion of the approach roads, the
revenues originally estimated for
a
composed
Decatur, Ala.
result
will
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
;
of
obligation
awarded
was
highway funds.
action
ending in 1964
should be substantially realized in
Relleflower Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Russellville, Ala.
Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
O. Hamilton),
(P.
Alabama
Due
1968
July 1 from
Warrant Sale—An issue of
000
Colbert County (P. O. Tuscumbia),
Alabama
on
July 1,1959. Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
ap¬
Birmingham.
Due
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
to have been financed
1962,. the authority said.
until 9
1959
McKinley-Roosevelt Union
School
District, Fresno County, Calif.
con¬
approaches
highway
bridge is opened to traffic—about
2 Vz
years sooner than had been
anticipated.
the
$109,000 Sehies C bonds.
55,000 Series A bonds.
1959.
Dated
Marion
state
being
completion of the modern high¬
way connections by the time the
Artesia
25
July 1 from
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
82,000 4.20s.
from
of
were
This
"
elusive.
which
bids
follows:
as
$125,000 4s.
Meek,
of Little
Nash,
&
House, Barron
Rose,
by
super-structure of the
struction
Rock.
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
4y4s.
gality
Due on Oct. 1
inclusive; Le¬
1999
to
bonds.
revenue
1, 1959.
1962
from
1981 to 1989 inclusive.
clusive.
50,000
Benicia-Martinez bridge—is
earmarked in part for the
Dated July 1,
$500,Anticipa¬
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc., and Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 99.00, a net
and
dormitory
113,000 4.40s. Due on July 1 from
Madison County (P.
Tax
was
Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1980 inclusive.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
■i.1;
■,
Due on July 1 f om
96,000 4V2S.
by
1
Tlllt,
^
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $350,000
Dated Oct.
follows:
as
^
a
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
Due
1989
June
ori
a
4.38%,
_
$69,000 5s.
I.
a
3Y2S, at
June
net interest cost
of about
Bond Sale—An issue of
industrial
Mayes, Inc., at
price of 100.30,
3
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
Monday, August
.
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
Anniston, Ala.
.
(F-A)
Due
1959.
to
1984
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
on
Aug. #
inclusive, in¬
and
the
mteres
Coun)
Legality
ap¬
by
Orrick,
Dahlqutsj
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of ba
proved
Francisco.
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality
approved
by
Valley Center Union School DisU
San Diego County, Calif.
O'Melveny
Angeles.
Clerk
&
Myers,
of
Los
Bond
Offering
—
Board
of
of
R. B.
James.
Supervisor
f. <v
59
Number 5869
Volume 190
...
will
a
Pikeville, Ky.
receive sealed bids at his
Du Page County School District
enue bonds, scheduled for July 21,1
Bond OfferingJack Elswick,
in San Diego, until 10-30
No. 37 (P. O. Wiesbrook
was postponed due to legal tech¬
Road,
a.m. (Calif. DST) on Aug. 11 for
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
R.F.D., Wheaton), III.
nicalities.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
the purchase
of $76J)00 school
Bond Offering — Allen L. Mc¬
3
for
the purchase of
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due Neill, Clerk, Board of
$125,000
IOWA
Directors,
15
from 1960'to 1984 will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Principal and interest 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 4 for the
Sept.
inclusive.
payable
(M-S)
at
Bond
the
bonds
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1972
Sutcliffe,
of
San inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at
ment
Woodland Joint Union High School
District, Yolo County, Calif
Bond Offering —Charles' S
ool
■
P.
i
Of
at
*om
r|Series A bonds.
Dated Aug
man
dolph,
M984 inclusive.
1959.
Sutter County,
Co.,
of
0.
the
by
of
at a
cost
#200,000 5s. Due
was
40,000 33/4s.
ilton
140,000 4s.
a
Due
on
cost
receive
a.m.
Aug. 1 from
Due
from
I
from
I'
members of the syndicate
Merrill Lynch,
re:
Pierce, Fenner
Smith; Dean Witter & Co.- J.
Co.; Stone & Youngbergawson, Levy, Williams & stern-'
:
arth &
"Kcodborg & Co-and c- n:
CONNECTICUT
11
1 for
>unty
on
March 1 from 1962 to 1979
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at a paying agent
by the successful bid¬
If
basis of 3
Louis.
St.
Stark
Community Consol.
27 (P. O.
Whyoming), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $375,000
school building bonds was award¬
70%PnCe °f 10°'369' a
1968
inois
!omap-
FLORIDA
1973 to
ItnrJr%E bonds Fla.
[r. U. Tallahassee),
to
Phelps, Fenn &
was awarded
Co. and Pierce
4saTtS°n' price of 100.101, a basis
^ulburn> Inc-> jointly, as
4s, at
a
of about
3.99%.
BaWwiIICarf °^rinff —John M,
SSL • ,City, Onager, will re-
geles,
Aug.
;o,ooo
iuild-
Sepi
1961
and
bunty
until 11 am-
Ga
fEST^
Dstly,
ealed
ff 2n/ug> 12 for tbe purem,! ^4 W.000 electric rev1959
c^rtlflcates- Dated June 1,
to 1Q7?"® 70n.Dec- 1 from 1960
interes? ?rm1Ve- Pr'?ciPal and
MorSm n
* Payable at the
of lS
guaranty Trust Company
Le^iT Y°rk' New Y^k City
Marshal a^ro^ed by Caldwell,
X
New York
& mttbld1' °f
CitJf
C°Sch C<?U£ty ComrriUr>ity(P. O.
Consol.
bch°ol District No.
ealed
un-
Aug
lo.ooo
_
Dated
k 25
in-
(terest
bunty
ap'
|quist,
Sai
I Dish
(ameSt
Tisors,
Palatine), III.
^
^
Bond Offering—Robert H. Lam-
^ert. Secretary of Board of EduUntTo WU1 receive seaIed bids
for i
P'm- (CDST) on Au^- 12
the purchase of
r
3
to
$405,000 school
ijduig bonds. Dated Aug.
7
infpr
lion
1,
Q'7o^Ue °n Jan' 1 fr0m 1961
*
?
al
lnclusive- Principal and
(J"J) PayabJe at a na-
bank
Chicago
or
or
trust
New
company
York
City
in
as
biri/ UP0n by the successful
er and tbe Board- Legality
am
°f
Chic^ by Chapman & Cutler>
on
May 20
1979 inclusive.
members of the syndi¬
Crane, Ladd, Din-
Dane & Co., Steiner, Rouse
Co., and Weil Investment Co
Co.,
Parish
Ouachita
(P.
O.
Monroe)
Louisiana
Ross, iMcCord,
Indianapolis.
Ice
Miller,
&
of
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.
Visclosky,
City Controller, will receive sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CDST)
on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $3,480,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Bond Offering—John
Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on
from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
cipal
at
a
and
bank
Board
the
(J-J)
agreed
interest
to
be
of
Sanitary
Jan.#
(CST)
Commis¬
and the successful
bidder.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Mt.
Vernon
Building
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961
to 1978 inclusive. Legality
by
approved
O'Connor, Thomas,
Wright, of Dubuque.
Sedgwick County (P. O. Wichita),
Kansas
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,681,886.39
bonds
general
Co.,
by
Inc.,
100.281
obligation
awarded to
was
headed
East
School
net
a
syndiacte
cost
interest
of
3.97%.
O.
126
Third St., Mt. Vernon)
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
bonds
improvement
public
was
composed of
Kohlmeyer & Co., E. F. Hutton &
to
awarded
group
a
Co., and Dorsey & Co., at a net
interest cost of about 4.20%, as
Bond
$23,000 Series A bonds.
35,000 Series B bonds.
32,000 Series C bonds.
Bond
the
$208,000
sewage
works
rev¬
jointly, at 2.29%
discount.
temporary loan
of $500,GOOnotes was sold cni
July 23 to the Merchants-Warren.
National Bank, of Salem, at 2.24%
discount.
Revere,
Offering
Bond
Mass.
X.,
Francis
—
Lowe
Bos¬
40 Water Street,
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug.
6
for the purchase of
$510,000
Clerk,
Due on
1969 incl.
125,000 remodeling bonds. Dues
on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969*
sewer
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
125,000
Ward
Special School District No. 3
(P. O. Franklin), La.
on
Mary Parish, Sixth
Aug.
15 from 1960
Principal and
to 1979
interest
the
.District
inclusive.
60,000 water meters bonds.
on Aug.
1 from 196G to
~
Dues
1961A
inclusive.
25,000 water mains bonds.
on Aug.
1 from 1960 to
Due*
1964»
inclusive.
1,-1959. Principal
payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston,,
school
building
revenue
bonds Treasurer's
office, or at any suit¬
in Boston. Legality approved bywas
awarded to the Security &
able bank designated by the pur¬
Bond Co., of Lexington, at a net
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
chaser. Legality approved by
Rugg, of Boston:
interest cost of 4.05%, as follows:
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
$10,000 4V2S. Due on April 1 from
Taunton, Mass.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
MARYLAND
Note Sale—The $300,000 tem¬
26,000 4V4s. Due on April 1 from
Maryland State Roads Commission porary loan notes offered July 2ft
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
—v.
190, p. 408—were awarded
(P. O. Baltimore 1) Md.
24,000 4V2s. Due on April 1 from
Bond
Sale — The
$1,986,000 to the First National Bank, olf
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
County Highway Construction, Boston, at 2.24% discount.
(P. O.
Burkesville), Ky.
Offering—Lewis P. Wil¬
Cumberland County
Bond
County
liams,
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
of $25,000
Court
bids
Clerk,
until
10
will
a.m.
Aug. 4 for the purchase
school building revenue
1;_1959.^ Due
from 1960 to 1964 inclu¬
on
Dec. 1
Principal
the
and
Bank
interest pay¬
of Cumberland,
approved by
will
of
of $500,000
anticipation notes was sold on
July 23 to the National Shawmut
Bank of Boston, and the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Company,»
tax
will receive bids bonds, as follows:
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 12 $175,000 street and sidewalk
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from.
for the purchase of $250,000 sewer
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds due serially from 1960 to
Town
Lathrop,
Burkesville. Legality
Postponed—Sale
Bedford, Mass.
New
Note Sale—An issue
partment,
Allen, La.
Offering — H. J.
Port
St.
Offering—Darwin
Sale
price*
Shea, City Treasurer, will receives
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
mut Bank of Boston, Trust De¬
1984.
Allyn, Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
receive
sealed ville.
bids until 2:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Livingston, Ky.
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $2,Bond Offering—Robert Waddle,
695,000
first mortgage
revenue
Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on City
bids until 9 a.m. (CST), on Aug. 3
July 1 from 1962 to 1989 inclusive.
for the purchase of $104,000 water
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
able at the Peoples Bank & Trust
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
Company, Mt. Vernon. Legality
1994 inclusive. Principal and inapproved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
interest (F-A) payable at a place
Miller, of Indianapolis.
to be determined at, or about the
time
of
the sale.
Legality ap¬
Pendleton, Ind.
Bond
Secretary,
as 3.40s, at a
basis of 3.38%.
Peabody, Mass.
syndicate
able at
Indiana
of 100.099, a
Note Sale—An issue
Patterson, La.
Davidson-Vink-Sadler, Inc.,
First Securities Company of Kan¬
Other members of the
sive.
(P.
Inc., jointly,
m.
a.
road
Cochran &
a price of
Milburn,
as
4s, at
a
11
follows:
KANSAS
bonds.-i Dated June
Metropolitan
Corp.
$500,000 school
project loan bonds offered July 281
—v. 190 p.,,408—were awarded to
Devine & Co., and Lyons & Shafto„
on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $250,000 school building bonds. Dated
Prin¬
payable
upon by
Bond Sale—The
Jury will receive sealed
Clinton County (P. O. Albany), Ky.
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
on
Legality
both of Boston,
Offering—Secretary Nell
Cheek announces that the Police
Bond
$45,000 Municipal Street Improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Land,
15
iham.
to
& Co., Ducournan & Kees
Kohlmeyer & Co., Nusloch, Baudean
& Smith, Schweickardt &
Inc.,
Legality approved by Chapman &
strict,
oral bicls until 7:30 p.m.
sas,
Elwood, Ind.
Offering — Gladys
Bond
sioners
ILLINOIS
f.
inclusive.
1975
July 1 from 1962 to 1971
inclusive. Legality
approved by
Oca/a, Florida
r
Nov. 1 from
on
Shawmut Bank
Boston.
on
May 20
1968 inclusive.
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of
Due
rran-
Due
of Boston,.
approved by
Store v. Thorndike. Palmer Be
Dodge, of Boston.
tional
are:
INDIANA
°nd S*Ie;rAn issue of $1,200,Duval County, School Rev-
nnn
000
Nov. 1 from
on
payable at the Na¬
interest
and
Herrick & Smith,
Mid-Continent
Securities
Bond Offering — B. E. BouRanson
&
Co.; Inc., Rittenoure
Investment Co., Small & Co., Inc., dreaux, Secretary of Parish Schoo
Stockyards
National
Bank,
of Board, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 13
Wichita, and Walston & Co.
for the purchase of $998,000 schoo'
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due
KENTUCKY
FloriJaState Board of Education
Her-
rict,
Due
1972 inclusive.
to
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from.
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
kins
County
130,000 3V2S.
Dated
project loan bonds.
school
Dated July 29, 1959.
Due ort
bids until Nov. 25, 1959. Principal and in¬
(CST) on Sept. 1 for the terest payable at the National
purchase
of
$150,000 Cheniere Shawmut Bank of Boston. Legal¬
Lake Project bonds. Dated Sept. 1
ity approved by Storey, ThornLaughlin, Secretary of Board of 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Bostoi*.
Directors, will receive sealed and to 1964 inclusive. Interest M-S
Sageville Independent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Dubuque), Iowa
Bond Offering—Virginia E. Mc¬
School District No.
to
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug..
4 for the. purchase of $1,521,000
Due
1969
Otfcer
Legality approved by
McDermott &
95,000 334s.
\sso-
the
is
made, the Board will select the
paying agent. Legality approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
erica
York
nomination
such
no
to
4.40s.
In¬
inclusive.
will receivo
The National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
cate: Arnold &
&
Orion Wight,,
—
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
c/o
Due
1960
from
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$150,000 S^s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Anthony & R. L. Dayi and
ower
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
MacArthur & Co., jointly,
pay-
Los
until
Aug. 4 for
Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Farwell, Chapman & Co.*
$676,000 school
jointly, at a net interest cost of
onds offered July 28—v.
190, p.
about 3.54%, as follows:
»07—were
awarded
to
Tucker
isive.
irer's
bids
on
1979
to
terest F-A.
and
Bond Sale—The
onds.
Sept.
sealed
(EDST)
Trustees,
1960
from
nominated
ed
School Dutrict, Conn.
ilson, I
isors,
Savings
Bond Offering
Natick, Mass.
432,000
Community
School District,
Iowa
Bond
Offering — Herrold
U.
bonds.
xbwn
a
4Y4s.
$243,000
Co.,
&
1OO.30W
Medfield, Mass.
follows.
Des Moines Indep.
inclusive.
der.
U 20,000 Is. Due on Aug. 1, 1979.
il
Clerk of Board of
10:30
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
■
and
&
Beyer-Rueffel
Inc.;
from
Princi¬
the purchase of $600,000 improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
v
s
Trust
Wood,
price of
a
3.42%, as follows:
$100,000 building bonds.
100,000 water bonds.
90,000 highway equipment
syndicate headed by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 4.37%, as
awarded to
syndicate
Corp.; Shaw, McDermott
and Morrissey & Co.
Bonds due from
callable.
are
will
Aug. 1 iQ7rt
on
and 1971.
Naat
Aug. 1 from
on
Due
1979
inclusive.
Co.; Becker & Cownie Inc.; Carleton
D.
Beh Co.; First of Iowa
Dated June 1,
March 1 from 1965
on
Harris
vin,
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
d of
&
29
ing and equipment bonds offered
July 23—v. 189, p. 2837—were
Quail & Co.; Vieth, Duncan
are:
Bond Offering—Charles E. Mel-
Association, of San Francisco,
price of 100.079, a net interest
of about 3.94%, as follows:
ings
hst,,
p.m.
School District
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Bond Sale—The $675,000 build¬
No.
Mann, Secretary of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed and
oral bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Madison and St.
Clair
Counties,
East Side Levee and Sanitary Dist. Aug. 13 for the purchase of $1,(P. O. 2642 McCasland Avenue, 500,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
East St. Louis), III.
a syndi¬
Bank
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu Parish
Bank, Chicago. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
America National Trust and Sav¬
f
e
the
Calif.
awarded to
p. 203
were
cate
headed
8
1976
to
Other members of the
receive
(CDST)
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 190
and
Due
1975 to
^
rtis,
until
to 1979 inclusive.
iYuba City Elementary School Diet.
Los
bids
will
age revenue bonds.
Principal and in-
•f ington & Sutcliffe, of San Franijcisco.
)sed
Clerk,
1966
Aug. 3 for the purchase of
$525,000 water works and sewer¬
^Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
>nds
about
&
by Wyatt, Grafton
Grafton, of Louisville.
approved
of
of
Co.," Inc., at a price
a
net interest cost
4.22%, as follows:
100.054,
on
Merest (F-A) payable at the County
]ist„
City
sealed
|1959. Due on Aug. 3 from I960 to
:om
a
Elmhurst, III.
Offering—Florise J. Gra-
Bond
3'
to a syn¬
White-
the
by
basis of about
Dated
bonds.
sewer
Jeb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961
to
1993 inclusive. Legality
Legality approved by Chap¬ $70,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
& Cutler, of Chicago.
230,000 4y4s. Due on June 1 from
tors.
;§his office in Woodland until 2 d m
I(Calif. DST) on Aug. 3 for the
'purchase of $1,730,000 school
rest
awarded
headed
Phillips
place of pay¬
agreed upon by the
be
to
$300,000 sewer
July
14—v.
190,
offered
204—were
p.
purchaser and the Board of Direc¬
Paynton, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
ngs,
Sale—The
dicate
rington
&
Francisco.
and
water
Bettendorf, Iowa
County purchase of $105,000 school build¬
Legality ap¬ ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
office.
Treasurer's
00?
3^s, at
Inc., as
office
on
51
(507)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
proved by Skaggs, Hays &
of Louisville.
Fahey,
inclusive.
payable
(F-A)
Sixth
Series
fered July
at
Revenue
bonds
Dated-Aug.
and
interest
of¬
28—v. 190 p. 312—were
a syndicate composed
Weymouth, Mass.
Offering
Bond
—
Harry
I.
awarded to
Granger, Town Treasurer, will re¬
& Co., Harriman ceive sealed bids at the Second
Ripley & Co., inc., The First Bos¬ Bank-State Street Trust Company,.
ton
Corp., Phelps, Fenn & Co
Municipal Department, 111 Frank¬
and B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.
lin Street, Boston, until 11 a.m..
at a price of 100.0508, a net in¬
(EDST) for the purchase of $500,terest
cost of about 3.53%,
as
000 bonds, as follows:
of Smith, Barney
follows.
$275,000
5s.
Due
Aug.l from
on
I960 to 1963 incl.
and
and
1966.
1968.
315,000 3.40s. Due on Aug. 1,
and
sewer
bonds.
1969
1970.
696,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1
1971 to 1974 incl.
from
Haverhill, Mass.
Bond
were
Sale—The $290,000 bonds
July 23—v.
on
street
200,000
Sept. 1, from
Sept. 1 from
Street Trust
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ond
Bank-State
Company,
Winchendon,
MASSACHUSETTS
offered
Due
elusive.
bonds.
Due on.
1960 to 1989 incl1960 to 1969 inDated Sept. 1, 1959.
Principal
Aug. 1, 1967 and interest payable at the Sec¬
130,000 y2s. Due on Aug. 1, 1964.
275,000 3V4s. Due on Aug. 1, 1965
295,000 3.30s. Due on
$300,000
190 p. 312—
awarded to Coffin & Burr,
Bond
Offering
—
Mass.
Douglas
Knotts, Town Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids at the
Bank-State
pany,
Street
Municipal
E.
will re¬
Second
Trust
Com¬
Department, lit
52
(508)
Franklin
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Street,
until 2 1961 to 1985. Principal and inter¬
for the. est (J-J) payable at any bank or
Boston,
.
.
Monday, August 3,
1959
.
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B. Wheat & Co., Robert L. Whittaker
Minneapolis, Minn
Co., Inc., Goodbody & & Co., J. R. Williston & Beane,
Bond Offering—A1
Hansen Citv
bonds,
company to be designated
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Hay¬ Womeldorff & Lindsey, Harold E. Comptroller, will
receive sealed
follows:
by th« purchaser. The bonds are den, Miller & Co., J. A. Hogle & Wood & Co., Arthur L.
Wright & bids until Sept. 3 for .the
purcha^
$750,000 school project loan bonds. I callable.
Legality approved by Co., Jones, Kreeger & Co., King, Co., Inc., F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., of
$2,620,000 Various
Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, Quirk & Co., Inc.,
Municipal
Laird, Bissell Lincoln R. Young & Co., and Improvement bonds.
of Detroit.
*
1979 inclusive.
& Meeds, Merrill, Turben &
Co., Zahner & Co.
500,000 school loan bonds. Due
Minnetonka, Minn.
Inc., Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Leslie Public Schools, Mich.
on Sept.
Inc.
Portage Twp. Sch. District (P. O. ,k Bond Sale—The $50,000 fire
1 from 1960 to 1979
Note Sale—The $35,000 tax an¬
hall
and equipment bonds
8111 South Westnedge Avenue,
inclusive.
offered Julv
ticipation notes offered July 20—
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
23—v. 190, p. 313—were
Portage), Mich.
Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Principal v. 190, p. 312—were awarded* to Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Schaffer,
awarded
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school to E. J. Prescott &
and interest payable at the
Necker & Co., Schmidt, Roberts
Second the City Bank & Trust
Company.
Co., of
site and
building bonds offered Pine
Bank-State
Street
& Parke, Shannon & Co.,
Trust
Com¬ Jackson, at 3.50% interest.
Bend-Inver Grove
Singer,
Indep. Sch
July 22 — v.
190, p. 98 —were
pany, Boston. Legality approved
Deane
&
District No. 199 (P. O.
Scribner, William R.
/nver
awarded to a group composed of
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Staats & Co., Stern Brothers
Marshall, Mich.
&
'Grove)t Minn.
Bond Sale
The $60,000 water
Rugg, of Boston.
' \
Bond Sale—The
Co., Tripp & Co., Inc., R. D. White Barcus, Kindred & Co., Shearson,
$350,000 school
Hammill & Co., Channer Securi¬
supply system revenue Series 11 & Co., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
building bonds offered July 20—
Inc.,
ties Corp., McDougal &
MICHIGAN
bonds offered July 20
Co., and v. 190, p.
v.
190, Baker, Watts & Co., Barcus, Kin¬
99—were awarded to
Martin & Co., at a price of
a
p.
205 — were
awarded
dred & Co., Edward L. Burton &
par,
to
the
Brighton Area School District
group composed of
Piper, Jaffrav
Michigan National Bank, of Mar¬ Co., Butcher & Sherrerd, C. F. a net interest cost of about 3.81%, & Hopwood, the
(P. O. Brighton), Mich.
as follows:
*
Allison-Williams
shall at a net interest cost of about Childs &
Bond Sale—The
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., Inc., Woodward-El wood
$525,000 school
&
4.12%. ~w- -■
site and building bonds
;•
Co., Dolphin & Co., R. J. Edwards $655,000 4s. Due on April 1 from Co. and
offered
Caldwell, Phillips Co., at
& Co., First Southwest
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
July 23 — v. 190, p. 312 — were
a
Co., Fri¬
price of par, a net interest cost
Michigan (State of)
awarded to a group
day & Co., Granbery, Marache &
70,000 3%s. Due on April 1, 1974. of about
composed of
4.37%, as follows:
Bond Sale
The $50,000,000
Co., Green, Ellis & Anderson, G.
70,000 3%s. Due on April 1, 1975.
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
Inc., Trunk Line
$50,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1
Highway, Series 11 C. Haas & Co., Harkness &
from
75,000 3V2S. Due on April 1, 1976.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Wat- revenue
Hill,
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds offered July 30—
Inc., Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.
80,000 2%s. Due on April 1, 1977.
ling, Lerchen & Co., and Shannon
»v.
60,000 4.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
190, p. 409—were awarded to
& Co., at a
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
price of 100.04, a net a
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
syndicate headed by Blyth &
Township
Consolidated
interest cost of about
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc., Sanborn
4.25%, as Co.,
240,000 4.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Lehman
School District (P. O.
A. M. Kidder & Co., John C.
Brothers,
Halsey,
follows:
Ossineke),
Legg
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Stuart &
Co., Inc., and the First & Co., Manley, Bennett & Co.,
Michigan
$60,000 43As. Due on July 1 from of Michigan
Bond Sale—An issue of
Corporation, at a Mason-Hagan, Inc., McCormick &
$120,000 Richfield Independent School
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Dist,
price of par, a net interest cost Co., McDonnell &
school * building
bonds
was
No. 280, Minn.
Co.,
Moore,
465,000 41/4s. Due on July 1
from of about 4.28%, as follows:
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
Leonard
&
Bond Offering—Kenneth
Lynch,
Mullaney,
1965 to 1985 inclusive.
John¬
$10,510,000 5s. Due on March 1 Wells & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., and Associates, as 43As, at son, District
Clerk, will receive
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
Dickinson County (P. O. Iron
&
Co., Newhard, Cook & Co., a price of 100.092, a basis of sealed bids until 8
p.m. (CDST)
5,000,000 4s. Due on March 1 Newman, Brown & Co., Inc., Rein- 4.74%.
on
Mountain), Mich.
Aug. 18 for the
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,250,000
5
•
Hibbs
&
as. trust
..
•
ar
,:m
ap
w
•
•
.
.
,
,
r
.
—
—
Bond
Offered
Frank
Sleik,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
—
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Aug.
13 for the
purchase of
$600,000
County
Hospital
May 1, 1959.
1960
to
bonds.
Dated
Due
on May 1 from
Principal and in¬
1974.
terest (M-N) payable at
any bank
trust company
or
designated
the
successful
bidder.
by
Legality
approved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad& Stone, of Detroit.
rr--r
East Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$465,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered July 22—v.
190, p. 205—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed
of
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and Watling, Lerchen & Co., at a price of
100.036, a net interest cost of about
3.90%, as follows:
$225,000 4s.
Due
on
May 1 from
1960 to
1970 inclusive.
240,000 37/sS. Due on May 1 from
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
East
Jackson
Sale
School
The
—
Dist.
$1,410,000
school building bonds
offered July
28—v. 190, p. 205—were
awarded
to^
a syndicate headed by Barcus,
Kindred & Co., at a
price of par,
a net interest
cost of about
4.36%,
as follows:
$450,000 4V2s. Due
on June 1
from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
120,000 4s. Due
and
June
on
1,1974
1975.
840,000 4%s. Due
1976
to
on June 1
from
1989 inclusive.
March
Biddle & Co., Adams &
Hinckley,
& Co., Goldman,
Anderson &
Strudwick, Arthurs,
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Laden- Lestrange & Co., Ballman & Main;
Bankers Bond Co., Inc., Berrien
burg, Thalmann & Co., Lazard
Securities Inc., Bioren &
Freres
&
Co.,
Merrill
Co., Al¬
Lynch,
lan Blair &
Pierce, Fenner
&
Co., Blewer, Glynn
Smith, Inc.,
&
John Nuveen &
Co., Boettcher & Co., Burns,
Co., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., R. W.
Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., Byrd
Pressprich & Co.,
Salomon Bros. &
Brothers, Campbell, McCarty &
Hutzler, Shields
& Co., Stone & Webster
Co., Inc., Channer Securities Co.,
Securities
Corp., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Clark, Landstreet, Inc., F. R. Cole
Inc., White, Weld & Co., A. C. & Co., C. C. Collings & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Cunning¬
Allyn & Co., Bear, Stearns &
Co.,
A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., Blair & ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc., J. M.
Glore,
Sachs
Forgan
&
Co., Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co., Dain & Co., Inc., DeHaven &
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Alex. Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, Doll
&
Brown & Sons,
Isphording, Inc., A, Webster
Clark, Dodge &
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., Esta- Dougherty & Co., Dreyfus & Co.,
brook & Co.
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, A.
Ira
Haupt
&
&
G.
Co.,
Hemphill,
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, W. E. Hutton & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., Carl M..
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., F. S.
Moseley &
Co., Paine, Webber,
Curtis, Reynolds &
Jackson
&
Co., L. F.
Rothschild & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Weeden & Co., Wertheim &
Dean
Witter
Co.,
Wood,
&
Co.,
Co., Adams, McEntee
Struthers &
&
Co., American Securities
Corp.,
Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Barr Brothers & Co., Baxter
& Co., William Blair
& Co., John
Bache &
W.
Clarke
&
Co., Coffin
&
Burr,
Edwards
&
Sons, Einhirb &
Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.,
Ellis & Co., Fahnestock
& Co.;
Masten &
Vick
&
Co., Charles A.
Parcells & Co.,
Friday & Co., Fox,
Reusch & Co., Vincent
Newman
& Co. and Channer
Securities Co.
Forsyth Twp. (P. O. Gwinn),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Paul
Muehrcke,
Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of
$125,000 water works
revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Jan.
1
from
1961
to
1988
inclusive.
Principal
able
at
to
pany
and interest
any
Township
be
bank
designated
Board.
proved
dock
(J-J)
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus
by
Legality
the
Stranahan,
ap¬
Stroud
Gqlesburg-Augusta Community
School District
(P .O. Galesburg),
Michigan
Offering
—
Greene, Secretary of
Education, will receive
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
site
and
building
T.
Board
of
sealed bids
Due
on
bonds.
on
&
Spencer
Anthony
Harris
Dated
July 1 from
&
Pomeroy
& Co., Inc.
&
Co., Inc.
Trask
&
Walker
R.
&
L.
Co.,
Tucker
Day,
G. H.
Lerchen
& Co.,
Watling,
Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.
Inc.,
Andrews
&
Wells,
Inc.
&
—
313—were awarded to the Citizens
State Bank, of
Brainerd, and the
American National
Bank, of St.
Paul, jointly,
as
follows:
$50,000 3.20s. Due
1961
1965
to
50,000 3.70s.
1966
In
to
Due
1970
addition
carry
inclusive.
the
entire
issue
1.50%
will
interest
from Oct.
1, 1959 to Feb. 1, 1960.
Dakota
School
Common
District
E. H. Schneider &
Co., John Small
& Co., Soden
Investment
Co., J,
Sparks & Co., Steele, Haines
Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce, Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, Stix &
Co.,
banking
bonds.
on
Feb.
1989 inclusive. The
institution
by
the
to
be
successful
desig¬
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
Rochester Common School District
No. 1345, Minn.
Sale—The $45,000
Bond
school
terest cost of about 4.33%.
Rochester Common School District
1355, Minn.
Offering — Mrs.
Esther
Dobrunz, District Clerk, will re¬
Bond Offering—Mrs. C. J. Biel,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
ceive
bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug.
13
for
the
purchase of $47,500
sealed
(CDST)
bids
until
8
p.m.
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $110,000
general obliga¬
on
tion school
building bonds.
Feb. 1, 1959r"Due on Feb.
1962
to
1989
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Interest
tion school
building bonds. Dated
1962
to
Due
1989.
and interest
successful
due
calLdbtle.
payable.at
ing institution
any
proved
by
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
St.
&
Marquart,
of
000
•
4.27%,
Offering
—
R.
follows:
as
$900,000
improvement
(CDST)
the
Scott,
1970 to
Minne¬
450,000
1981
water
G.
from
Dick-
1963
Due
p.m.
from
the
pur¬
$250,000
funding
and
will
re¬
bonds.
on
Dated, Aug. 1, 1959.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
suitable bank
W,
payable at
bonds,
1966
from
inclusive;
1965
to
$100,000 4.10s,
7:30
$100,000
inclusive.
as follows:
$25,000 5s, due on Feb. 1, 1962;
$75,000 4V2s, due on Feb. 1
park
Aug. -4 for
on
of
as
$160,000 5s, due onr
Feb. 1, 1961 and 1962; $170,000 4V2S, due on Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1965 inclusive; $160,000 4.10s, due on Feb 1 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive; $410,000 4V4S, due on Feb. 1 from
CJerk,
bidsSuritil
chase
bonds,
follows:
Fairfax, Minn.
Bond
Minn.
Park,
Sale—An issue of $1,350,bonds was awarded to Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.,
and
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
ap¬
..
meyer,
Village
ceive sealed
Louis
Bond
bank¬
Dorsey," Owen,
Barber
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
from 1961 to 1975 in¬
1
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at any banking in¬
from
bidder.^ Legality
Dated
Sept.
stitution
Principal
designated by
apolis.
bonds.
clusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
Bonds
are
general obligation school building
011
due on Feb. 1
inclusive;
1969
to
414s,
due
on
Feb. 1
1981 inclusive.
1970 to
Aug. 1, 1959.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
American National Bank, in St,
Dated
and interest
designated by the ^successful bid¬
Walter
Stokes
&
Co., .Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc., Sutro
Bros. & Co.,
Sweney Cartwright
& Co., Talmage &
Co.;
a
to
be
der. Legality approved
&
Benson, of
by Faegre
Minneapolis.
ervr
Lakeville,^Minn.
Bond
Offering—V. E. Lorentson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Parker & Redpath,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
Bacon, Whipple & Co., J. Barth
Aug.
Tuller
&
& Co.,
Zucker,
Underwood, 12 for the purchase^f $30,900 gen¬
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons
Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., M. B. Vick eral obligation street bonds. Dated
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc., &
Co., Walter J. Wade, Inc., Wag- Aug.
Julieh Collins &
1, 1959. Due git Feb. 1 from
Co., Courts & enseller &
Durst, Inc., Edward G. 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Co., F. W. Craigie &
Legality
Co., Shelby Webb & Co.,
Inc., the Weil, Roth approved by Briggs,
Cullom Davis &
Gilbert, Mor¬
Co., Fahey, Clark &
Irving Co., Henry G. Wells & ton, Kyle &
&
Co., Field, Richards &
Macartney, of St.
Co., Co., Inc., Westheimer &
Co., J. C. Paul.
Paul.
South
St.
Paul
Special
Sch. Di*l>
No.
Bond
eral
6, Minn.
Sale—The $500,000
gen¬
buildino
July 27—v. 190, P-
obligation
bonds
offered
school
205—were awarded to
syndicat
Nationa
Bank, of St. Paul, at a net inter¬
est cost of 3.91%, as follows:
headed
by
1961 to
on
Aug. 1
from
1967 inclusive.
85,000 3.70s.
1968 to
a
First
'the
$140,000 3.60s. Due
155,000
C
b
Due
1971
3.80s.
on
Aug. 1 fronJ
inclusive.
Due
on
'i
4
S3
1*1
P
C
ls<
building bonds offered July 21—v.
190, p. 99—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a net in¬
No.
Bond
building
1959. Due
payable
No. 2609, Minn.
1980 tol989
McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., Wm.
Mericka & Co., Mid-South Se¬
1,
callable. Principal and
at any suitable
are
nated
Feb. 1 from
on
extra
an
Feb. 1 from
on
bonds
interest
inclusive.
&
Co., Inc.
Auchincloss,
Robert
Aug. 20 for
$1,135,000 school
July 1, 1959.
&
pay¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
& Stone, of
Detroit.
Bond
&
Dominick, Eldredge
Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
com¬
trust
or
& Co., Inc.
Dominick &
son
The
$100,000 gen¬
improvement
bonds offered July 22—v.
190, p.
J.
curities Co., Milburn, Cochran &
Co., Inc.;
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co.,
Inc., Gregory & Sons, Hallgarten
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Nau&
Co., Hayden, Stone
&
Co., man, McFawn & Co., Newberger,
Hirsch & Co., E. F. Hutton &
Co., Loeb & Co., Nongard, Showers &
Illinois
Company, Kean, Taylor & Murray, Inc., Pacific Northwest
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., Co., Charles A, Parcells & Co.,
McDonald
&
Co.,
Milwaukee Park, Ryan, Inc.,
Penington, ColCompany, W. H. Morton & Co., ket & Co., D. A. Pincus
& Co.,
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., New Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Pohl
York Hanseatic
& Co., Inc., Prescott &
Corp., Ohio Com¬
Co., Rafpany, Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc., fensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
Rand & Co., Roosevelt
& Cross, Rambo, Close &
Kerner, Inc., RipInc., H, V. Sattley &
Co., Inc.^ pel & Co., Rowles, Winston & Co.,
B.
Inc.,
Sale
obligation
Aug. 1, 1959.
M.
Co.,
S. Dick¬
Bond
eral
school
Aug.
1 from 1962 to
Brainerd, Minn.
Co., McDougal & Con¬
don, Inc., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Dick
Merle-Smith, R.
Dated
F-A. Legality
approved by Briggs,
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Free¬
Gilbert,
man
Morton,
& Co., Inc., Robert Garrett
Kyle
&
Ma¬
cartney, of St. Paul.
&
Sons, Glickenhaus & Lembo,Granger & Co., J. B. Hanauer &
Co., Harrington & Co., Inc., Hen- Edina-Morningside Indeo. School
District No. 273 (P. O. 5701
drix &
Mayes, Inc., Hill Richards
Normandale Road,
& Co., J. H. Hilsman &
Edina),
Co., Inc.,
Minnesota
Investment Corp. of
Norfolk, JuBond Offering—Mrs.
ran &
James F.
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co.,
Inc., Kormendi & Co., Inc., Lucas, Richards, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
Eisen &
tfntil 8 p. m.
Waeckerle, W. L. Lyons
& Co., Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., Mac- (CDST) on Aug. llTfor the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000
kall & Coe,
general obliga¬
Magnus & Co., A. E.
Other members of the
syndicate
are.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
the
Allison-Williams
&
$1,000,000
MINNESOTA
1
Corporation,
Noyes
Public
(P. O. Jackson), Mich.
Bond
holdt & Gardner, Rodman & Renshaw, Scharff & Jones, Inc., Stern,
from 1972 to 1985 inclusive. Lauer & Co., Inc.,
Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo,
Other members of the
Inc., Thomas &
syndicate
Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
are: C. J. Devine &
Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Yarnall,
Equitable Securities
on
A
fr
purchase of
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
34,490,000 4V4S. Due
c<
0(
Aug.
Number 5869
190
rolume
.
.
(509)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
53
1959
Due
3.90s.
Berlin,
First National Bank, Minne¬
are:
apolis; John Nuveen & Co.; Paine,
tyrebber, Jackson & Curtis; Harold
e. Wood & Co., and MannheimerEgan, Inc.
-ipal
■'
hall
Lake,
Bear
White
the
Minn.
July
Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $115,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Dated
Sch,
>er
<
to
ffray
Dec.
MISSISSIPPI
Charleston, Miss.
Bond Offering—The
City Clerk
until 2
bids
(CST) on Aug. 5 for the pur$70,000 bonds, as follows:
.m.
from
sealed
receive
hase of
I: 1$10,000 City Improvement bonds.
from
60,000 City Improvement bonds.
of
Concord,
Dated
Dec.
4,
terest
National
July
29,
of
both
Due
on
in¬
and
National
Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, ThornGrenada, Miss.
Dist,
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceive
000 industrial bonds.
DST)
from 1960
of
se
onds.
1979.
to
Bond Offering—Vincent P.
The
bids until
table
4 for the
lesig-
Ross,
receive sealed
(CST) on Aug.
will
Clerk,
City
and
10
a.m.
purchase of $500,000 gas
Due from
system revenue bonds.
dder.
I960 to
inclusive.
1979
>rsey,
Pearl River
luart,
strict
Offering
hancery
Clerk,
C.
(CST)
p.m.
on
7 for the purchase of $175,00 building bonds.
ug.
1—V.
'iper,
t in-
MONTANA
.
Kalispell, Mont.
Bond
strict
\
Biel,
|
ealed ;
Aug.
17,500
lding
Due
■i
City
until
No.
in-
oved
&
>er
J.
Hunt,
receive
sealed
294
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1
1959.
(P. O. Helene),
othy
Mont.
Offering—Secretary Dor¬
Green
that
announces
lore,
rson,
price
ibout
as
on
170,from
160,-
ceive
sealed
(MST)
bids
Aug.
on
until
10
re¬
10
a.m.
the
for
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
from
1961
pur¬
to
1998
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Dqrsey, Owen,. Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Additional
Green also
Board
of
Offering—Secretary
that
announces
Education
will
the
receive
sealed
Montana
College
dormitory
410,-
Pct1961
to
of
revenue
1958. Due
1998
Education
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
ows:
11962;
Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
1
■b.
sive;
:b.
1
Bond
-lovvn
Offering
Clerk,
and oral
—
will
bids until
10
Ray
7
for
Hayes,
sealed
p.m. (MST)
Purchase of
3><sy,U00
St
a
Disl
sewerage system revenue
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
uly l from 1960 to 1979 inclusive,
nncipal and interest payable at
banking
agreeable
successful
gending
0, Picate
.onal
iter-
g.
Town
mutually
and
Dated
.1
velt
&
Co.,
as
1960
1979
to
National
The
v.
Housing and Home
as
2%s,
par.
1
at
bonds
190,
&
Roosevelt
Mount
$32,840.59 Audit
July 23—
offered
awarded
Pleasant, North Castle
No.
5
to
Union
and
Sch. Dist.
Free
(P. O. Valhalla), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Tino
Suarez,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
Nassau
County (P. O. Mineola),
New
Shawmut
Bank
Bond
of
ceive
Offering
Nason
Clerk
—
that
announces
bids
until
noon
Aug.^ 12 for the pur¬
of $26,237,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
lows:
Sewage Disposal Dis¬
trict No. 2, Series M bonds.
2,750,000 Sewage Collection Dis¬
$4,654,000
Ewing Twp. (P. O. 1872 Penning¬
ton Road, Trenton), N. J.
Bond
will re¬
Treasurer,
sealed
(EDST)
NEW JERSEY
York
Offering—H. Bogart Sea¬
County
man,
the
W.
L.
trict
Town¬
No.
2-IPO,
Series
(EDST) on Aug.
purchase of $167,000
public works
and
equipment
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1978 incl.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
50,000
able at the First Trenton National
3,100,000 Sewage Collection Dis¬
trict
No.
2-ELM,
Series D
for
6
trict
the
in Trenton. Legality ap¬
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Bank,
proved
No.
Series
2-RU,
B
bonds.
bonds.
Col¬
Series C
Beach Sewage
Lido
lection
District,
-
—
'
bonds.
1,800,000 Sewage Collection Dis¬
trict
No.
2-AW,
Series
A
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
bonds.
Roseland
Bond
■
School
Offering
District,
N.
Lester
—
4,242,000 Land Acquisition, Series
J.
J
C.
8
(EDST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $60,000 school
p.m.
buildings
1959.
bonds.
Due
1971
on
Dated
Aug.
1
Aug. 1,
1960
from
inclusive.
tional
Newark
&
Essex
Banking
Company,
in Newark.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York.
bonds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1988 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the Chase Manhattan
313—were
awarded
Landel,
No.
1
(P.
District
until
3
re¬
p.m.
Aug. 6 for the pur¬
$1,764,000 school bonds.
of
Dated
Aug.
from
will
Clerk,
bids
J.
on
chase
1
Newfane),
O.
York
Offerin g—Hersee
sealed
ceive
(EDST)
to
1959.
Wilson Central Sch.
Newfane and
Bond
p.
1,
New
(P. O. Mountainair), N. Mex.
1,
1960
1959. Due on Nov.
to
inclusive.
1988
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Waeckerle, Inc., jointly, at a net
interest cost of about 3.90%, as
able
a
on
June 15 from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
28,000 3%s.
and
1969.
Due
on
June 15, 1968
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
of New York City, or at
option of the holder, at the
Bank of Newfane, in New¬
Bank,
the
Due
Ground
breaking for the great
bridge will take place at 12 noon
Aug.
Thursday,
on
13,
near
site
of the
age
Staten
the
Under
State
fane.-
Legality approved
by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler 8c Gallo¬
way,
of New York City.
County (P. O. Wil*
mington), N. C.
The $1,000,000
school
building Series B bonds
offered July 28—v. 190, p. 314—
into
to
a
group
com¬
Wachovia Bank &
Co.,
of
Winston-Salem,
Company of Georgia, At¬
of
Trust
Trust
the
Hibbs
B.
Francis
&
duPont
I.
FlemingInc., and
Co., at a
Nolan,
Co.,
Folger,
lanta,
W.
—
awarded
were
posed
&
price of par, a net interest
3.50%, as follows:
cost
of
on Feb. 1, 1962.
100,000 4i/4s. Due on Feb. 1, 1963
$50,000 6s. Due
I
'
1964.
and
300,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1965
1970 inclusive.
to
yi
550,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1971
Benson
No.
inclusive.
1981
to
NORTH
County
,
DAKOTA
Special
Sch.
Dist,
6
(P. O. Leeds), N. Dak.
issue of $350,000 building bonds was sold to the
State Land Department.
Sale—An
Bond
Golden
Valley County Beach Dist,
(P. O. Beach), N. D.
Offering—J. M. Keohane,
3
Bond
agree¬
between
The
York Authority
New
and
the Triborough Bridge and Tun¬
of
Sale
Bond
No.
the
of
terms
entered
Hanover
the
anchor¬
Island
New
at Fort Wadsworth.
nel
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
(MST)
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
$200,000 general obligation school
building bonds. Dated April 1,
and oral bids until 11 a.m.
on
Authority, the bridge will be
by the Port Authority
1959.
Due on April 1 from 1961
operated and maintained by
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
the Triborough Authority as the
interest
(A-O) payable at any
tenant of the Port Authority. The
suitable
banking
institution
to
terms
of
the
Triborough
Au¬
be designated by the
successful
thority-Port A u t h o r i t y lease
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
specify, among other things, that
Scott, Barber 8c
the leasehold may terminate be¬ Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
fore
but not
later than Jan.
1,
financed
and
At
1967.
the
end of
the leasehold
Triborough Bridge and
Tunnel Authority will take title
to
the
entire
Narrows
Bridge
term, the
project
thority
the Port Au¬
unrecovered
capital
by
paying
its
Nelson County Special
Sch. District
N. Dak. i
of $172,000 site and building bonds was
No. 20 (P. O. Aneta),
Sale—An issue
Bond
awarded to the Bank of North Da¬
Bismark.
kota,
cost.
OHIO
N.
Rome,
Bond
Offering
Y.
Gregory
—
F.
Esposito,
Commissioner
of
Fi¬
nance, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 3 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 12 for
the purchase of $752,250 general
improvement bonds.
Dated May
May 1 from 1960 to 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
1, 1959.
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Bedford, Ohio
Offering — F. B.
Bond
Director
Morris,
of
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $634,000
bonds,
as
follows:
)
$584,000 street improvement spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Due on
1969 incl.
1 from 1960 to
Dec.
50,000
sewer
1960 to
from
Due
bonds.
1969 inclusive.
and interest
City.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Offering
Note
Finance's
Dated
Beaman
Commissioner of
Fi¬
will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m.. (EDST) on Aug. 5 for
the purchase of $2,665,000 notes,
follows:
$2,060,000 bond anticipation notes.
Due on June 14, 1960.
capital
270,000
June
Due
notes.
on
1960.
14,
1959.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
and
Mitchell, of New
York City.
Aug.
14,
(P. O. Seneca Falls), N .Y.
Bonds
Not
for
ceived
Sold
the
—
bids
All
re¬
highway
$34,000
building bonds offered July 23—
190, p. 313—were rejected.
v.
i
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $12,000
Rutan Hospital notes.
July 1, 1959. Due on July
1, 1961.
Mary
Dated
Belief ontaine,
Bond
Offering
11
a.m.
(EST)
Easter-
Aug. 4 for the
on
ob¬
195,000
Due
1982
000
special assessment street im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
1959.
to
Due
1969
interest
Dated
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
June
and interest
1,
1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at The
Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York
Legality
approved
by
Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
City.
Mitchell,
Dec.
15
from
1960
Principal
and
(J-D) payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
of Cincinnati.
proved
Offering—Alva I. Hardy,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Aug.
14 for the
street
purchase of $271,521.79
improvement bonds. Dated
Aug, 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Bank, of Cleveland.
Shaf¬
Legality approved by Peck,
fer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati.
1
Cambridge, Ohio
water and sewer bonds.
June
on
inclusive.
Treasurer's
inclusive.
on
D.
National City
$20,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1970
Ohio
Carolyn
Berea, Ohio
ling, Secretary Local Government
Commission, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Raleigh until
purchase of $215,000 general
ligation bonds, as follows:
—
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $83,Kerns, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bond
Cary, N. C.
E.
D.
Kerns, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) oh
liams,
Offering—W.
Le¬
Beliefontaine, Ohio
Note
Offering — Carolyn
NORTH CAROLINA
Bond
office.
•»».
335,000 deferred payment notes.
Due on Aug. 15, 1960.
Dated
of
approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
nance,
as
Sept.
gality
H.
—
1, 1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Director
New York
Bank, in New York. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
** McCarthy, of New York City.
Torrance
190,
Sept.
MEXICO
County, Mountainair
Municipal School District No. 13
Chairman
Tyre
Series D bonds.
Dated
District
NEW
July 31 by S. Sloan Colt,
of the Authority.
nounced
8,141,000 Public Improvement,
Noecker, Secretary of Board of
Education/will receive sealed bids
until
$30,000,000 from the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York
covering the initial financing for
the construction of the $320,000,000
Narrows
Bridge
was
an¬
Tremble,
1,500,000 Sewage Collection Dis¬
bids until 8 p.m.
Authority, N. Y.
Borrows $30 Million—A loan of
D
bonds.
ship Committee will receive sealed
Port of New York
Port
& Cross, as 3V2S, at a
100.10, a basis of about
Greenburgh
March
on
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
ment
Y.
313—were
p.
price of
3.46%.
Boston, in Boston. Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston
student union
lnJI revenue bonds was sold $111,000 4s.
he Federal
White
D.
N.
Due
11, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
price of 100.389,
a
Conesus,
inclusive.
follows:
exemPt
dHnlncec ASency,
of
3.70s, at
R,
Quinn & Co., and Lukas, Eisen &
Bond Sale—An issue
of $350,000
pnce
and
net interest cost of 3.67%.
a
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
from
Bond Sale—The $139,000 school
building bonds offered July 21—
Nebraska Wesley an
University
(p. O. Lincoln), Neb.
Cross
Principal and interest payable at
the
bidder.
Trust
6 for the purchase of
H.
$1,500,000
Croft, high school building bonds. Dated
Chairman
of the
School
Board, Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
will receive sealed bids
at The 1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal
National Shawmut Bank of Bos¬ and interest (A-O) payable at the
ton, Trust Department, 40 Water National Bank of Westchester, in
Legality approved by
Street, Boston, until
11 a.m. Valhalla.
Sykes,
Heckler
&
(EDST) on Aug. 5 for the pur¬ Vandewater,
chase
of $435,000
school bonds, Galloway, of New York City.
v.
tA+u
from
the
NEBRASKA
h»;ui-
from
.institution
to
Marine
N.
bonds
t the
i
District,
the
of
Offering—William
Bond
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the Na¬
receive
ve.
cipal
School
Y.
on
7, 1959. Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
Bank,
of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
to
Valier, Mont.
sive;
sb. 1
in
N.
Western New York,
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., Roose¬
Dec.
bids at the same time for
the purchase of
$315,000 Western
from
from
Bank,
Concord, at 2.43% discount.
Dated
July 21, 1959. Due
the
State Board of Education will
of
Company
chase
chase of $1,400,000 Montana State
College dormitory revenue bonds.
350,-
issue of
National
Concord
Jamestown),
1
Sale—The $798,000 school
bonds offered July 27—v. 190, p.
313—were
awarded
to
a
group
.
Bond
O.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
Montana State Board of Education
erest
suc-
7:30
H.
—
will
(MST) -on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $110,000 Special Improvement District
5 in-
g
Offering
Clerk,
bids
Sale—An
Note
Salem
Rouse,
receive
will
[sealed bids until 2
chool
N.
—
(P.
Claims
County School District
(P. O. Poplarville), Miss.
Bond
County (P.O.
Concord), N. H.
the
Pascagoula, Miss.
Feb.
.
Due serially
Harmony
Bond
Merrimack
:
and
1959.
approved
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York, at 2.26% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $99.00
Ellicott
1
Bank, of New York City. Legality
the
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ceived until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $400,-
k)hn-
.
$2,800,000 bond
anticipation notes offered July 22
—v. 190, p. 313—were awarded to
composed
discount.
1959.
Bank
will
'
$200,000
1959. Principal
payable "at the
Shawmut
,
Central School District No.
Bank
2.34%
at
Company,
that the Au¬
p.m.
Sale—The
Busti,
Concord
and
Trust
;
Note
H.
temporary loan notes was awarded
to the Mechanics National Bank,
cost
&
Chairman Wil¬
—
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on Aug. 11
for
the purchase
of $49,868,000
temporary notes
(One Hundred
Fiftieth
Issue).
Dated Sept.
9,
thority
Buffalo, N. Y.
Sale—An issue of
Note
Bank
York
announces
until
p.
Roosevelt
to
4.05%.
a.m.
N.
liam Reid
Albany, jointly, as 4.10s, at a
price of 100.51, a basis of about
28, 1959.
Concord,
,
sewer
JuljF23—v. 190,
awarded
v
11
$77,000^
Y.
Note Offering
Cross, and the National Com¬
mercial
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
offered
N.
City Housing Authority,
New
of
(EDST)
on Aug. 7 for the purchase of $50,000 tax anticipation notes. Due on
&
ill
&
Delmar),
O.
Sale—The
313—were
Legality approved by
Thorndike, Palmer &
be received
at
from
bonds
New York
Delmar-Elsmere Sewer
(P.
Bond
County (P. O. Ossipee),
New Hampshire
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
Kyle & Macartney, of St. Paul.
iarns
d
District
of
Note
(M-S) payable, at any
suitable bank to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
a
Bank,
Carroll
and interest
20-
Bethlehem,
Shawmut
Dodge, of Boston.
until
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
.'hool'
National
Storey,
City
bids
NEW YORK
H.
Boston.
Bond Offering-—Richard Krantz,
rded
N.
Note Offering — Louis Delorge,
City Treasurer, will receive sealedbids until 4 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
3
for
the
purchase of $200,000
temporary loan notes. Dated Aug.
7, 1959.
Due on Dec. 14, 1959.
Principal and interest payable at
of the syndicate
Other members
aled
hase
1
Aug.
on
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
from
City
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
from
120,000
Bond
Offering
—
Carl M. Oshe,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 17
for the
purchase of $32,743
street
1959.
paving bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
Due on Dec. 15 from 1960 to
1969
interest
payable at the First Na-
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
and
54
(510)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
tional Bank, Cambridge.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Kent, Ohio
Bond Offering—Francis J. Kerwin, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Offering—M. D.
Portman,
Finance
Director,
will
receive
jsealed bids until 11:30
loughby.
Squire,
(EDST) on
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $10,-
837.89
noon
special
provement
(EST)
a.m.
Cleveland
assessment
bonds.
Dated
Co.,
in
WilLegality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Bond Offering—Thomas
Demoss,
1,
$132,642.88 special assessment
improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. Pfrom
1969 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at The
City Bank,
Kent. Legality
approved
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until non (EST) on
Aug. 11
for the purchase of
$24,000 Riddle
road
widening and
resurfacing
1960
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
on
Aug.
13
for
the
purchase
1959.
of
to
1969.
Principal
and in¬
payable at the City
(M-S)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
bids
Bond
Layne,
Ohio
until
noon
(EDST) on Aug.
for the
purchase of $250,700
property improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
10
1:
1
from
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
of
the
at
Akron.
First
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
Offering
Bank
approved
by
Dempsey,
&
of
R.
Bachtel, Director of Finance, will
receive
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
noon
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $12,400
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from
on
1960
to
1969
pay¬
able at the First National Bank
of
Delaware.- Legality
Squire, Sanders &
approved
by
Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Elmwood
—
Place
Exempted
Village
School District, (P. O. Elmwood
Place), Ohio
Offering — Margaret L.
Huth, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
noon
(EST)
Aug. 12 for the
purchase of $600,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due
on
Nov.
(M-N)
tional
from
1
clusive.
on
1960
Principal
to
1981
in¬
and '•» interest
the First Na¬
payable at
Bank of Elmwood
Place.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Forest
Hills
Local
School
Sale
The
—
•of
Field, Richards & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., McDonald & Co., Ohio Co.,
Provident Bank, of
Cincinnati, J.
A. White & Co., Breed & Harri¬
son, Inc., and Doll & Isphording,
Inc.,
as
4s, at
price of
a
101.08,
a
JFranklin County (P. O.
Columbus),
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$340,000 Sewer
District No. 4 bonds offered
July
15—v. 190 p. 206—were awarded
to
will
receive
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1959.
sewer
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1960
to
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office,
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Mansfield, Ohio
Sale—The $28,000 assess¬
ment
bonds
190,
v.
offered
July
206—were
p.
21—
awarded
as
a
3V2s, at a price of
basis of about 3.36%.
Golf Manor
(P.
O. Cincinnati),
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$123,000 street
improvement bonds offered June
189
v.
to J.
A.
2510—were
p.
awarded
White
& Co., as
3%s, at
price of 101.031, a basis of about
3.55%.
£t
Greenhills, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $55,000 munici¬
pal
building
completion
bonds
offered
July 21—v.
190, p. 206
Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger, as 4V2S, at a
price of 101.26, a basis of about
were
awarded
to
4.35%.
Hannan
(P.
Trace
O.
Local
School
Gallipolis),
Dist.
3V4S, at
as
price of 1,00.10,
a
basis of 3.21%.
a
Offering—Ewing Camp¬
bell, Clerk of Board of
Education,
fered
were
i960
to
1979
and interest
inclusive.
Middleburg Heights (P. O. 15700
Bagley Road, Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Stephen Tymcio, Village Clerk, will receive
noon
(EDST) on
August 12 for the purchase of $75,500 special assessment street
im¬
bonds.
1969
Dated
Dec.
on
1
Aug.
from
Commercial
&
Savings
Bank,
Gallipolis. Legality approved
by
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
inclusive.
of
•
3.57%,
fol¬
as
$65,009 31/2S. Due on Oct. 1, 1962.
130,000 33/4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1963
1964.
Oct. 1 from
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
130,000 3%s. Due
55,000 33/4s. Due
on
Oct. 1,
1975.
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
of
$185,-
building, equipment and
pair bonds
aanks,
awarded
was
at
a
net
to
interest
re¬
local
of
cost
about 2.68%.
Goltry, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
$15,000 electric
ight
bonds
190,
v.
R.
J.
offered
July
314—were
p.
21
—
awarded
to
Edwards, Inc.
Okfuskee
Middleburg Heights/Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Offering—H. E.
Lee, Clerk
of Board of
ap¬
&
fered
July
Co.,
a
23—v.
awarded
were
to
3%s, at
as
a
basis of about
190,
216—
p.
Fahey, Clark &
price of 100.87,
3.55%.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
O. Okemah), Okla.
Education, will
bids
Until
1963.
Seminole
County Indep.
Clerk
p.m.
missioners,
aids until
of
will
noon
Yinger,
County Com¬
receive
(EST)
sealed
Aug. 17
for the purchase of
$100,000 real
on
Principal
interest
(J-D)
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
Stow
Local
Bond
School
Offering
District,
—
Frances
Burgess, Clerk of Board or
cation, will receive sealed
until
Ohio
M.
Edu¬
bids
neon
(EST) on Aug. 12 for
the purchase of
$415,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Sept
15, 1959. Due
on
Dec. 15 from 1960
to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Por¬
tage County National Bank, Kent.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sanders &
bids until 1 p.m.
(EDST)
10 for the
purchase of
special
assessment
bonds,
Aug
$247,840
on
as
fol¬
<
on
of
Aug.
4
$4,000
for
and
sewer
water
im¬
Amity, Ore.
Offering—Ivan
on
December 1 from 1960
to 1979 inclusive.
18,140 street improvement bonds
Due
to
on
1969
Dated
December 1 from 1960
inclusive.
Aug.
1,
1959.
\
Principa
interest (J-D) payable at the
Cornelius),
ceive
1961
to
1970
inclusive.
Institute of Technology
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering—Assistant Sec¬
retary Raymond E. Parshall an¬
that the
nounces
Comptroller and
Manager. will receive
sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EDST)
Aug. 11 for the purchase of
$400,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated May 1,
on
1998
on May
1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Coplay
District,
Pa,
on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
850,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1959. Due on
Aug.
15
from
1961
to
1971
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Coplay National
Bank, Coplay. Legality approved by
Rhoads,
Sinon
&
Reader,
of
Harrisburg.
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
Aug.
until
8
p.m.
13 for the
pur¬
chase of $60,000 general
obligation
refunding bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
1959. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1960
to
1971
inclusive.
interest
payable
Erie
Principal
at
Street Trust Co., in
the
obligation
Dated
sewerage
Parking Authority
gotiated sale by
and
Broad
(P.
O.
a
$1,160,via
ne¬
syndicate headed
Singer, Deane & Scribner and
Collings & Co., Inc., as fol¬
due
urer's
office.
Legality
gen¬
approved
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland.
Umatilla
County School District
No. 19C (P. O.
Weston), Ore.
Bond Offering—Alice
R. Wams-
ley,
District
Clerk,
-
will
receive
(EDST)
the
Saucon
Valley
Hellertown.
of
approved
by
Rhoads",
Reader, of Harrisburg.
1983
and
1984.
600,000 term bonds,
on Sept.
1, 1999.
4%s, due
Dated
Sept 1, 1959. Callable on
Sept. 1, 1965. Interest
M-S. Legality approved
by Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy,
Lockhart
&
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
and
after
Other members of the
syndicate:
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Schmidt,
Roberts & Parke, Stroud &
Co.,
Inc., and Cunningham, Schmertz
& Co., Inc.
bids
until
7
re¬
p.m.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1977 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
on
sive.
able at the Mellon
National Bank
and
Trust
Company, Rankin Of¬
fice, Rankin.
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & PohL
of
Pittsburgh.
Scranton, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
obligation
bonds
$600,000 gen¬
improvement
offered
July 29—v. 190 p.
207—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed by DeHaven &
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine, as
37/8s, at a
price of 100.261, a basis of about3.83%.
Other members of the
syndicate
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke,
are:
Schaffer,
Masten
Necker
&
Scribner
&
Co., A. E.
Singer, Deane &
Moore, Leonard &
Co.,
and
Lynch.
School District, Pa.
Offering—Harry Russell,
Business
sealed
Manager,
bids
until
will
7
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
on
Aug. 13 for the
$350,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
Sept. 1
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
Legal¬
ity approved by Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
PUERTO
Puerto
Rico
Sale
RICO
(Commonwealth
—The
of)
$15,200,000
public
improvement bonds of¬
July 28 — v. 190, p. 315 —
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Chase Manhattan
fered
were
Bank and Morgan
Guaranty Trust
Co., both of New York City, at a
price
of
100.0279, a
3.90%,
cost of about
interest
follows:"
net
as
$5,200,000 Series B bonds, as fol¬
lows: $900,000 5s, due on July
1
from 1960 to 1966 inclusive;
$600,000 3V2S, due
from
1967
to
1969
on
July 1
inclusive;
$1,600,000 3%s, due
on
from
inclusive,
1970
to
1974
July 1
and
$2,100,000 3.90s, due on
July 1 from 1975 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
10,000,000 Series C bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$2,800,000 5s, due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1966 in¬
clusive; $1,200,000 3V2s, due
July 1 from 1967 to 1969
inclusive; $2,600,000 3%s, due
on
July 1 from 1970 to 1974
inclusive; $3,400,000 3.90s, due
on
July 1 from 1975 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
Other members of the
are:
syndicate
Halsey,
Drexel
&
Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Co.; Banco Credito y
Ahorro
Ponceno; Banco de Ponce,
Ponce, P. R.; Salomon
Hutzler; Kidder, Peabody
&
Coi; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.j
Bear, Stearns & Co.; White, Weld.
& Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Blair
& Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Allen & Company; Dean Win¬
ter & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
both
as
*
Sa-
on Aug. 13 for the
pur¬
$85,000 general obligation
chase of
bonds.
on
Sept. 1, 1974; $30,000
4.15s due on Sept.
1, 1975;
$30,000 4.20s, due on Sept. 1,
1976;
$60,000 4V4S, due on
Sept. 1, 1977 and 1978; $70,000
4.30s, due on Sept. 1, 1979
and 1980; $70,000
4.35s, due
on Sept.
1, 1981 and 1982; and
$70,000 4.40s, due on Sept. 1,
system
Sept. 15 from 1962 to 1979 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
interest
at
sealed
Bond
serial bonds, for $5,000
3.15s, due on Sept. 1, 1961;
$5,000 3.30s, due on Sept. 1,
1962; $5,000 3.45s, due on Sept.
1, 1963; $5,000 3.60s, due on
Sept. 1, 1964; $10,000 3.65s,
due on Sept.
1, 1965; $20,000
3.70s, due on Sept. 1, 1966;
$20,000 33/4s, due on Sept. 1,
1967; $20,000 3.80s, due on
Sept. 1, 1968; $20,000 3.85s,
due on Sept.
1, 1969; $20,000
3.90s, due on Sept. 1, 1970;
$25,000 3.95s, due on Sept. 1,
1971; $25,000 4s, due on Sept.
1, 1972; $25,000 4.05s, due on
Sept. 1, 1973; $25,000 4.10s,
Juris
on
ceive
Erie), Pa.
190,
Sept. 15, 1959. Due
p.m
Offering—Joseph L.
bino, Borough Secretary, will
Prospect Park.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 bonds was purchased
Foster
Francis
8
Dated
Company,
Bond
Offering—Leroy D. Cassidy, Borough Secretary, will re¬
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until S p.m.
(PST) on Aug 11
for the purchase of
eral
bonds.
Trust
Pa.
Bond
Prineville, Oregon
—
of
Sharon
Eddystone,
& Marshall.
Offering
until
Sept. 1, 1959
on Sept. 1 from
1960 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and
eral
School
Bond
Offering — Harvey F.
Reinhard, Jr., Secretary of Board
of School
Directors, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(EDST)
(P. O. Rouge River),
Oregon
Bond Sale—The
$175,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
Bond
tion
bids
Aug. 3 for the pur¬
$80,000 general
obliga¬
on
Due
gality approved by Reed, Smith,
Shaw & McClay, of
Pittsburgh.
35
to
of
Pa.
Bond
Carnegie
County School District
21—v.
basis
Rankin, Pa.
of Portland.
July
chase
on
PENNSYLVANIA
at the City Treas¬
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree &
Rankin,
awarded
sealed
(EDST)
Sinon &
(M-S) payable
offered
a
—
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
urer's office.
207—were
100.14,
Offering
Paul Trumbower, borough
Secretary, will re¬
Legality
system bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
bonds
&■
37/ftS
of
3.84%.
Le¬
on
No.
price
payable
Shields,
clusive.
improvement bonds
O.
until 8 p.m.
(PST)
the purchase of
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Jackson
a
Bond
Offering — Emelia
L.
Jaenicke, Clerk of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
bids
Due
Peoples Union Bank
Co., of McKeesport, as
about
Bond
until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on Aug.
4 for the
purchase of $35,000 gen¬
eral obligationwater
inclusive.
sewer
(P.
$560,000
R.
gen,
Jniv
awarded
the
at
Oregon
oy
Bond
bonds.
Due
2
C. C.
provement bonds. Due on De¬
cember 1 from 1960 to 1979
12,600
No.
lows:
$175,000
$217,100
the
equipment
OREGON
p.
WichlifFe, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Phyllis Stewart
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Education,
Due from 1961 to 1964 in¬
and
&
of
clusive.
payable
at
the
office. Legal¬
Dist.
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30
estate appraisal bonds. Dated
July
15, 1959. Due on Dec. 15 from 1960
to
1965 inclusive.
County Treasurer's
School
District No. 10 (P. O.
Wewoka),
Oklahoma
Bond Offering — Russell Kim-
brel, Clerk of Board
Board
re¬
p.m;.
Aug. 3 for the pur¬
of
$5,000
transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1962
Scioto County (P. O.
Portsmouth),
Ohio
Bond Offering — Jessie
of
2
on
chase
to
to
Trust
Hellertown,
(P.
sealed
(CST)
improve¬
totaling $108,961 of¬
bonds
13
ceive
Medina, Ohio
ment
No.
pa
Sale—The $140,000
obligation bonds
offered
23—v. 190, p.
315—were
Washington County Cornelius Sch.
Beaver
County Indep. Sch. District
Nov 75 (P. O.
Beaver), Okla.
District,
19rg
land.
1958. Due
Oct. 1, 1973
on
and 1974.
3
eral
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
Business
on
Glassport School
and
com¬
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional City Bank of
Cleveland, in
and
'I
1,
1960 to
terest
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
terest cost of about
Monday, August
.
Bond
the
Bank
lows:
520,000 3V2S. Due
Braun, Bosworth
33/4s, at a price of
1959. Due
to a group
First National
Company of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma State Bank, of
Ada, and Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
Inc., at a price of par, a net in¬
awarded to
provement
awarded
were
posed of the
& Trust
$35,000 water
improvement bonds
of¬
July 20—v. 190, p. 206—
sealed bids until
The
$900,000 gen¬
obligation water works bonds
offered July 28—v.
190, p. 410—
—
eral
and
Co., Inc., as
100.551, a basis-of "3t63^%^
noon
on Aug, 18 for the
purchase
$216,000 school bonds. Datec
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
Ada, Okla.
Sale
on
from
OKLAHOMA
Bond
(CST)
Aug. 10 for
$20,000 general
obligation school building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1
cinnati.
Sale—The
&
(EST)
of
Lockland
Branch,
Lockland.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Montpelier, Ohio
Bond
system
lows:'
Ohio
Bond
will receive sealed bids until
to
the First National Bank of Mans¬
field,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., ity approved by
Peck, Shaffer
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co., Williams, of Cincinnati.
100.603,
,
1969
inclusive.
cipal
at
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
bids
until
noon
(EST)
Aug. 10 for the purchase of
$335,075.16 special assessment
and
jointly,
bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on
Cincinnati,
Bond Sale—The street
.school improvement bonds offered
-July 27 —v. 190, p. 206 —were
awarded to a syndicate composed
basis of about 3.87%.
by
of
Dempsey,
Offering — William
G.
Clerk of Board of Coun¬
District
$1,830,000
bids
on
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond
1960
sealed
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
&
Commissioners,
.
Kenneth
—
ty
Bond
Delaware, Ohio
Bond
pay¬
National
from
Ohio
Bond Offering—Duane N.
Scott,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
1
Lawrence County (P. O. fronton),
proved by Bricker, Evatt, Barton,
Eckler & Niehoff, of Columbus.
Cuyahoga Falls,
Nov.
on
to
street
terest
Due
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $69,000
general obligation school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
Woodlawn, Ohio
im¬
July
Trust
;
.
of
Bros. &
Stroud & Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley
& Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Francis Idu Pont & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
&
Co.;
Pomeroy;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton &
Hayden, Stone & Co.;
'•;$
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Roths¬
c<>-; Estabrook &• Co.;
Dominick & Dominick; Coffin &
ntirr
Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.;
Mirsch. & Co.;
Laidlaw
Co.;
^American Securities Corp.; G. H.
IWalker & Co.; Gregory & Sons;
w
Hutton & Co.; L. F.
E
w
Morton & Co.;
H.
Co-
ling,
of
Cruttenden,
Glickenhaus & Co.;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Herbert
j
Sims & Co.; Harkness & Hill,
Inc.; Rand & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
& Co.;
water
bids
until
for
the
ahan,
W-tCo.;'
Dougherty & Co.; StranHarris & Co.; Tripp & Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; De-
Co.;
&
Reid
Fulton,
Bodine;
;iBurns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
^ Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
H. V. Sattley & Co.; A. E. Masten
Co.;-Peoples National Bank, of
Charlottesville; D. A. Pincus &
&
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
iRaffensperger,
Hughes & Co.;
Co.;
Ryan,
send,
Sutherland & Co.;
TownDabney & Tyson; Yarnall,
Biddle & Co.; Taylor &
&
on
Simons,
of
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
11
for
Dated
from
1961
Turben &
Co.; Malori
S.
Inc.; Tuller & Zucker;
Granger & Co.;
R. J. Edwards
Inc.; Einhorn &
Co.: Magnus &
rill,
Andrus,
Co.; Rambo, Close &-Kerner, Inc.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger; Banco de
of San Juan, and Roig
Commercial
1972
able at
bank in
a
Bank,
of
Humacao,
Rico.
Pollock
&Co.
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, at
of par, a
Offering
Bond
4.02%,
a
price
follows:
as
$700,000 water bonds, as follows:
$80,000 3.70s, due on Aug. 1
from
1969
to
620J300
4s,
1975 to
1995
300,000
1974
due
inclusive;
on
Aug.
1,
inclusive.
general
improvement
bonds, as follows: $210,000 5s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1966
3.70s,
1967
100,000
inclusive,
due
to
on
1969
and
Aug.
$90,000
1
ment
bonds.
Due
from
able
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at any suit¬
bank
or
trust
1966 inclusive, and
3.70s, due on Aug.
1967
to
-
company
as-
designated by the successful bid¬
der,
&
Protsh, of Howard.
1969
S.
from
inclusive.
a.m.
Mc¬
receive
(CST) on
$3,-
the purchase of
student
housing system
bonds, as follows:
Dak.
from
on
April 1 from 1960 to 1995 in¬
clusive.
clusive.
Series G
bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from 1961 to 1998 inelusive.
820,000 Series H
Due
bonds.
on
April 1 from 1962 to 1999 in¬
clusive
Dated
April 1, 1959. The bonds
callable. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCali,
& Horton, of Dallas.
are
Dimmitt, Texas
Offering — E. B.
Bond
Noble
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
5 for the purchase of $90,000 water
Morris-
town.
and
bonds.
—
E.
Gemar, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $19,000
general obligation fire system im¬
provement bonds.
Dated July 1,
1959. Due on July
1 from 1960
Bond
Sale
Vermont
Bond
p.
issue of
$50,000 water works and sewer system
improvement and extension reve¬
bonds
nue
awarded
was
First State
by
Danforth
&
Dan-
Portland, Texas
forth, of Sioux Falls.
public
bonds
County, South
(P. O. Dickinson), S. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
building bonds, was sold to the
Liberty National' Bank, and the
First National Bank, both of Dick¬
enson, as
4V4S, at
a
Sale—An
Bond
Heart
Stark
price of
utility
Texas
of
Corp.,
May 1, 1959. Due
1960
of
$25,000
Series
the
to
11
First
$10,000,000
Silverton, Texas
Bond Sale—An
bonds
ft ife &o.,
issue of $45,000
and
sewer
system
sold to Rauscher, Pierce
was
Inc., as 5s, 4y4s and 4s, at a
ice of par. Dated Aug. 15, 1959.
Due on Feb. 15 from 1960 to 1971
F-A. Legality
McCall, Parkhurst,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
inclusive.
f-
syn¬
highway
construction
bonds.
1,800,000 school building bonds.
1,225,000 public improvement
^approved
Crowe,
until
1
p.m.
bonds.
Schoellkonf
acnoeiiKopi,
Inc.,
VIRGINIA
County Board
(P. O. Pineville),
County,
Sale
Virginia
The
—
$1,922,000
July 28
the
to
First
190,
v.
—
awarded
a
208
p.
group
—
were
composed of
National City
Bank, of
Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Kanawha Valley Bank, of
Charleston,
and
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc,. at a price
of 100.005, a net interest cost of
about 3.50%, as follows:
New
York,
$162,000
Due
3%s.
on
Aug.
1,
1960.
syndicate
are: R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Blair
& Co., Inc., Wertheim & Co., Alex
Brown & Sons,
Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.,
First
of
Michigan Corp.,
Bache & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Hutton
tiutton
National
&
&
Pomerov
t-omeroy,
Commercial
Bank
on Aug.
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
1,760,000
3Vfes.
Due
WISCONSIN
Fort Atkinson,
Wis.
Bond Sale—The $476,000 sewage
disposal plant bonds offered July
21_y 190> p
208—were awarded
to the Harris Trust & Savings
Trust
Co., of Albany, Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Wallace, Bank, of Chicago, at a price of
Geruldsen & Co., Folger Nolan, 100.033, a net interest cost of about
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., 3.58%, as follows:
King, Quirk & Co., Inc., Auchin- $126,000 3V4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
closs,
Parker
&
Redpath,
and
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
350,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1966 to 1979 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Auburn, Wash.
_
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
obligation
fire
station
general
was
tional
Bank
Tacoma,
about
at
awarded
of
the
to
Na¬
Washington,
net
a
works
water
July
fered
revenue
to
a
of¬
315—
p.
syndicate
NOTICES
DIVIDEND
interest cost of
bonds
190,
22—v.
awarded
were
of
Madison, Wis.
—
The
$1,000,000
Sale
3.59%.
Edmonds, Wash.
Bond
City
Offering—Irene
Clerk,
will
receive
Moran.
Allied Chemical
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $240,000 water
and
sewer
revenue
1961
to
bonds.
Corporation
Dated
Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
1981
on
DIVIDEND
Quarterly dividend No. 154
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
of
Harbor
Grays
County
(P.
Bond
per
share has been
the
on
Common
Stock, payable September
10, 1959, to stockholders
Quinault
Consol School District No.
$.75
declared
record August
97
of
14, 1959.
Richard F. Hansen
O. Morttesano), Wash.
Offering—Don F. Smith,
Secretary
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $60,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1
from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
Treasurer,
July 30, 1959
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
Interest
office. Legality approved
ton, Thorgrimson
by Pres¬
& Horowitz, of
Seattle.
Dallas.
Terrace, Wash.
Offering—The City Clerk
Mountain
Indep. School District (P. O.
West Colombia), Texas
Offering—The President
Your
Bond
Continuous Cosh
Paid Since
will receive sealed bids until 7:45
Dividends Have Been
Organization in 1920
—
Bond
of Board of
Trustees
will receive
RED
sealed
CROSS
for the /purchase of
$1,670,000 unlimited tax schoolhouse bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
on
Aug.
on
Feb.
p.m.
(CST)
4
Due
must carry on I
bids until 7:30
1
from
1960 to
Cities Service
1989
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Bank of the
Houston. Legality
approved by
Vinson, E 1 k i n s,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Southwest,
Bond
water
were
Sale
works
offered
Dividend Notice
in
Wichita Falls,
July
—
Texas
The
$4,000,000
bonds
improvement
27—v.
awarded
to
headed by Goldman
190, p. 315—
a
syndicate
Sachs & Co.,
1
&
by
West Colombia-Brazoria Consol.
,
school improvement bonds offered
Other members of the
County
waterworks
bids
Education
Bond
as
approved by Dobbins & Howard,
of San Antonio.
O.
on Aug. 10 for the pur¬
of $24,500 general obliga-
(PST)
chase
West
$13,025,000
190,
28—v.
awarded to a
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3yss,
at a price of 100.2009, a basis of
3.10%, as follows:
and interest
4V2S. Dated
on .May 1 from
inclusive. Legality
1976
to
issue
revenue
awarded
was
par.
/ a.-v
The
July
dicate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York, and
the
to
Consol.
144
—
Marjorie S.
Treasurer, will
County
sealed
(State of)
—
315—were
Trust
&
Bank
Co., of
Mission, as 3%s, at a price of par.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on April 1
to
1972
inclusive. Principal and from 1960 to 1970. Legality ap¬
proved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
any
McCall
&
Horton,
of
banking institution designated by Crowe,
the
successful
bidder.
Legality Dallas.
approved
Sale
offered
bonds
Texas
An
—
Offering
receive
WEST
Aug. 1, 1959.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1970. Le¬
on
Mission,
Elmer
Bond
Hassell,
Wyoming
VERMONT
Dated
Springfield, S. D.
Offering
system revenue
sewer
No.
Co., tion school Series A bonds. Dated
Co., Oct. 1, 1959. Due on July 1 from
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
Fox, and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Reusch & Co., Inc., Eppler, Guerin
County Treasurer's office.
& Turner, Inc., and Ballman &
bonds
340,000 Series C bonds. Due
Lopez
County,
District
(P.
Friday Harbor), Wash.
Co., McDonald-Moore &
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
1960 to 1995 in¬
clusive.
140,000
Juan
School
&
on
gality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
1
Main.
ristown
in
Aug.
on
1979 inclusive.
on
works
Bank,
Due
to
Seattle.
San
of
April 1
Common Sch. District No. 9
$30,000
1
L.
obligation bonds totaling
$37,500 offered July 21—v. 190,
p. 315—were awarded to the Mor¬
State
Aug. 1 from
White, Weld & Co., Shields
Co., Goodbody & Co., Roosevelt
clusive.
at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by
or
general
inclusive.
improvement
bonds as follows: $70,000 5s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
for
F.
will
390,000 Series B bonds. Due
to
inclusive.
1977
terest
on
inclusive.
33/4s.
1969
April 1 from 1960 to 1993 in¬
on
1960
1968
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
clusive.
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $30,000
school
building and equip¬
from
general
President,
Series F bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1998 in¬
Alice Reesly,
—
District Clerk^will -receive- se
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
and
net interest cost of about
Offering—Dr.
$376,000 Series A bonds. Due
Dakota
Morristown,
E.
Bond
Donald,
Carthage Indep. School District,
South
Legality
Cross, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Rand
980,000
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Sale—The $1,100,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
29—v. 190, p. 411—were awarded
to a group composed of Phelps,
Fenn & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Co., the First of Michigan Corp.,
2,200,000
clusive.
Newport, R. I.
William
and
1
&
450,000 Series E bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1997 in¬
bidder
ISLAND
Bond
the
Beaumont), Texas
or
City to be agreeable
successful
Aug.
on
(PST) on Aug. 17 for thg
purchase of $150,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Due in 2 to 12 years.
are:
of
County Board. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
the
MUmford
eral
Regents
Due
55
p.m.
Other members of the syndicate
306,000 Series D bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1996 in¬
to
office.
RHODE
of
to
from
the
in New York
1966
State College of Technology (P. O.
pay¬
Spartanburg,
Nov. 1 from
on
4V2S.
600,000 3Y2S, Due
Datect
&
Sept.
inclusive.
Due
-
100.054, a net in¬
3.79%, as fol¬
from 1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Lamar
Aug.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Co.; John Small & Co., Inc.; Mer¬
Puerto
to
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
Co.; Ellis & Co.;
Pohl & Co., Inc.; Fox, Reusch &
San Juan,
on
of
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
Irving
&
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
$210,000
improvement Series S bonds.
road
1
11
the
$1,200,000
TEXAS
Board
revenue
Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
sealed
bonds.
sewer
of
lows:
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
Co.; Breed
Allison-Williams Co., Inc.; Weil,
and
Aug. 31
802,0001
Bond
& Harrison, Inc.;
7
sealed
sealed bids until 10
Gibbs
Nail-
receive
Sinkler,
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
C.
Sam
—
will
May 1, 1959.
Mac Arthur & Co.; A.
PlHaven & Townsend; Crouter &
Roth
receive
Orl'ering
Mayor,
price
a
terest cost of about
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
18 for the purchase
of $210,000
Aug. 5
$3,300,000
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
to
1979
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York City. The
bonds are
callable.
Legality
approved
by
Webster
Inc.:
will
Trustees,
at
,
Bond
Charleston.
Co.;
Kenower,
'
«,
Union City, Tenn.
.
Miller & Co/, J. M. Dain &
Baxter & Co.; Clement A.
Evans
I
County School District
(P. O. 420 North Pleasantburg
7
Drive, Greenville), S. C.
Bond
Offering — Thomas K.
Johnstone, Jr., Chairman of Board
Podesta & Co.; Wallace, Geruldsen 8c Co.;
Ohio Company; Boet.trher & Co.; Courts & Co.; Hayden,
TENNESSEE
,
Greenville
&
child
(511)
The Board of Directors of
Cities Service Company on
July 17,
quarterly dividend of sixty cents ($.60) per
Common Stock, payable September 8, 1959, to
•1959, declared a
share
on
its
stockholders of record at the close
of business August 14,
FRANKLIN K. FOSTER,
1959.
Secretary
t>6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(512)
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
headed by the First Boston Corp.,
^nd
Baxter
Other
a
of
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $60,-
cost
at a
interest
of
000
Dated
bonds.
the
of
members
syndi¬
cate are: The Illinois Company,
Fahnestock & Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., and WhitePhillips Co., Inc.
obligation
general
Sept.
Legality approved by Tall-
madge
&
man,
Tallpadge, of Denver.
Clerk,
will
$925,000 improvement bonds was sold
to Wood, Gundy & Co., as 5V2S,
at a price of 96.51. Due on July 1
offered
bonds
o.
receive
$650,000 building
July 21
190,
v.
—
from
208—were awarded to the Rock
1960
terest
inclusive.
1979
to
An
issue
debentures
sold to
was
Co., Ltd.,
price of 98.04. Due on
Due
000
Sale—An
6%%
of
issue
school
$227,-
was
Due
on
J-J.
Gairdner
bonds
Graham &
bonds
Interest F-A.
1960
New Issue
to
1979
on
$225,005
as
sold to
6s,
Sept.
inclusive.
1
Int.
July 31,1959
$50,000,000
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State of Michigan
5%, 4% and 4lA% Trunk Line Highway Bonds (Series II)
¥
(Payable Solely from Specific Amounts of Motor Yrehicle Fuel and
Weight Tax Allocations)
Dated
August 1, 1959
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:
Due March
1,
i
shown below
as
•v>
Bonds
maturing in the
1981
1985 shall be subject to redemption pripr to maturity at the
option of the State Highway Commissioner on any
interest payment date on or after March
1, 1974, in whole or in part, by lot, in the inverse order of maturity, at 103% if called on March
1,1974, and
decreasing said redemption price by yi of 1% on March 1 of each year thereafter until March
1,1984, on and after which said date such call
.A.
to
shall be
T
I
years
~
plus in each
■
case,
interest accrued
the date of redemption.
to
$
V
at .par,
Tv
•4'
V;,
Principal and setni-annual interest (March 1
and September 1, first coupon payment date March
1, 1960) payable at City Bank, Detroit,
The First National City Bank of New
York, New York, N. Y., or at Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust
Chicago, Illinois. Coupon bonds in the denomination of $1,000, registerable
as to
Michigan,
Company of Chicago,:.
principal only.
at
Interest exempt, in the opinion
of Bond Counsel, from Federal Income Taxes
under existing Statutes,
Regulations and Court Decisions
Exempt from
THESE BONDS
any
and all taxation in the State of Michigan
or any
Authority within the State
issued in accordance with the
provisions of Act 51, Public Acts of Michigan, 1951, as
amended, and pursuant to
resolution adopted by the State Administrative Board
of the State of
Michigan, for the purpose of providing funds for the construction
certain portions of the State Trunk Line
of
Highway System. These Bonds are not general obligations of the State of
Michigan, but are payabld
solely from moneys appropriated by the provisions of said Act
51, Public Acts of Michigan, 1951, as amended, to the State
Highway
Department from the Motor Vehicle Highway Fund,
being a separate fund in the State Treasury consisting of the proceeds of taxes levied
pursuant to law on gasoline and motor fuels, and on motor vehicles registered in the
state, and a sufficient amount of said funds have been
irrevocably appropriated bylaw, and resolution of the State Administrative Board
adopted pursuant thereto, to pay the principal of and
interest on said bonds as
they mature.
are
.
AMOUNTS, COUPON RATES, MATURITIES
Coupon
Amount
Rate
$1,120,000
Que
1961
5%
Coupon
Yield
3.00%
1,170,000
5
1962
5
1963
AND PRICES
Yield
Rate
$1,665,000
3.20
1,225,000
Amount
Due
or
1970
4%
Coupon
Price
Amount
100
$2,265,000
3.30
1,740,000
1,250,000
5
1,335.000
1964
5
1,395,000
3.40
1965
5
5
1967
1,525,000
5
1968
1,595,000
4
1969
1971
41/4
1972
4.05%
4'/4
1973
4.10
1.900,000
3.55
1966
1,460,000
4
1,820,000
'
1,985,000
3.65
100
3.85
41/4
Price
1977
4</4%
4.15%
2,370,000
1976
4.20
41/4
1980
4.20
41/4
1981
100
41/4
1982
100
41/4
1983
100
3,085,000
4«/4
1984
100
3,280,000
4.15
4.20
2,950,000
(Accrued Interest to be added)
1978
1979
2,705,000
4.15
41/4
4i/4
2,585,000
4.10
1975
41/4
2,170,000
3.95
or
2,825,000
1974
41/4
2,075,000
3.75
Due
2,475,000
'
.
Yield
Rate
4i/4
1985
100
These bonds
are
offered when, as And if issued and received by us, subject to
prior sale and the approval of legality by Messrs.
Miller, Can field, Paddock and Stone,
Detroit, Michigan, bond attorneys. This is not an
offer to sell these securities; said offering is made
only by means of fthe official statement, copies
which may be obtained
of
from such of the undersigned and other underwriters as
may lawfully offer these securities in this State.
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Blyth & Co., Inc.
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C. J. Devine & Co.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
.,
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Phelps, Fenn & Co.
-
Allyn and Company
Incorporated
Alex. Brown & Sons
F. S.
Moseiey & Co.
Dean Witter & Co.
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Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Drexel & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.
Shields & Company
"--7-
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Blair & Co.
Incorporated
J. C. Bradford & Co.
Incorporated—
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Glore, Forgan & Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
777
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Estabrook & Co.
Equitable Securities Corporation
First of Michigan Corporation
R. W.
Incorporated
Pressprich & Co.
,
White, Weld & Co.
„
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Lehman Brothers
—.
A. C.
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Smith, Barney & Co.
Ira
Haupt & Co.
& Co.
Stone & Webster Securities
Braun, Bosworth & Co.
'
Incorporated
Corporation
B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
A. G. Becker & Co.
Incorporated
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Hornblower & Weeks
Lee
Higginson Corporation
ft'
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Francis I. duPont & Co.
,
Reynolds & Co.
W. E. Hutton & Co.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
F. S. Smithers & Co.
Weeden & Co.
Incorporated
Shearson, Haxnmill & Co.
Wertheim & Co.
waa
Co., Ltd,
was
Co., Ltd.,
price of 98.62. Due
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
J. L.
on
improvement
sold
to Bell Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.
In¬
bonds
Ont.
Wingham, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Separate School Board, Ont.
Bond
3
April 1 from 1960
to
1973
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Catholic
Roman
Township,
improvement
of
Gairdner &
Colbourne
Port
of
issue
—
Monday, August
.
Smith
6s, at a
July 2 from 1960 to 1979.
BRUNSWICK
Sale—An
Sale
Town
awarded to
Moncton, N. B.
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Rock Springs), Wyo.
No. 4
Greybull, Wyo.
Offering — Jack Linder-
Town
NEW
Sweetwater
Bond Sale The
Bond
$275,000
CANADA
as
clusive.
WYOMING
4
Due
1959.
1,
Debenture
.
Bond Sale—An
issue of
$77 OOQ
53/4%
Campbellford, Ontario
sewer
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
on
ONTARIO
Springs National Bank, of Rock
Springs, as 3*&s, at a price of par.
(MST) on
price
Co.,
net
3.68%.
104.635,
about
&
.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
at a
from
M-|
@FedFRASER