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LIBRARY
Section 1
—
Commercial
>Reg„ 5J. a Fait. Office
Volume
190
Number 5877
New York 7,
N. Yv Monday, August 31, 1959
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Aeronca Manufacturing
Formalization
of
an
by
this-corporation
President.
V : 1
Mr.
Lawler
augment
that
Affiliated Fund,
During
in
thy
the
July
31,
$592,402,211
ment
for
At
to
from
$7-94
-'/-Mr.
capital
of July
This
of
points
the
to
$1.24
The
for
paid
the
after
company
New York
1958.
compared
as
31,
Oct.
that
Oct.
31,
outstanding
15
Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
27
Boston
on
financing of
42,000
of
Affiliated's
in
the
V'.
shareholders,
company's
Pacific
*
'
V
-•
paying
series
agent
due
A,
—V.
1.90,
Nov.
Exchange
for
1,
Bank,
$10,000,000
1962
of \5%
Nov.
(not
York,
New
1,
Y.,
N.
has
For
35
Transactions New York
-
Stock
The
stockholders
Cel-Ray
"favor
and
of
of
other
which
corporation,
beverages in
proposed
a
this
But
General Corporation & Investment
bottling companies in Ohio and Texas, it was announced on Aug. 12.
Benjamin Schrager, President of the American Beverage Corporation,
,
presided
;.V
.
at a special meeting of stockholders in Brooklyn, New
Included in the Golden Age holdings are Pepsi-Cola bottling
chises
Cola's
than
more
franchised
530
Foreign
fran¬
/
,. ■
Condition
35
the
v
from
2,000,000 shares
charter
corporate
corporate objects
1
stock
common
$1.00 per share to
in
and
order
to
shares
250,000
$1.06
also
a
value,
par
and
clarify
of
expand
purposes.
par
value
and to
Federal
Aug.
7,
Joe
security.
of
the
Board;
Assistant
The
tion
the
of
members
The
combined
companies
volume
Age
of
feet.;
square
feet
(24
and
the
with
The
total
available
production
of
In
for
space
feet
is
space
in
capacity
addition,
expansion
well
leases
.
'2..
of
Age
10
over
square
Nearly
$2,000,000
Radio
by
..by Edward J.
p.
in
Network
DeGray,
1149..>.
July,
in
;v.v
the
-
,
-
Mr.
used
announced
was
Radio
on
would
as
best
capital
of
stockholders
common
year
In
and
a
President,
now
totals
message
to
has
on
Aug.
increased
noted
15
than
more
that
10%
the
of Stock¬
number
stockholders
expansion
and
Mr.
the
Stolk
reported
on
the
Bradley-Sun
of
new
modernization
creased
Mr.
Maynard,
automatic
production and lower
Stolk
exciting.
styling
Division's
high-speed
stated
Industry
in
"the
is
packages,"
of
past
extensive
Bradley-Sun
of
the
manufacturing facilities
Division—producers of extruded plastic
squeeze
bottles and collapsible metal tubes.
He
said
"re-engineering of the entire plastics operation
.
Mass.
eauipment
of
has
and
the
resulted
in
tubes,
the
at
installation
greatly
he
said
plastic
new
tube
ideas,
"research
and
new
and
bottle
is
designs, and
development
in
an
the
event
important
of
a
degree.
by
announced
consent
to
entry
of
the
judgment.
regis¬
a
effective
102
Washington St., New Britain, Conn.,
with
stock,
common
Stock
the
to
Option
SEC
be
Aug.
on
offered
Plan.—V.
26,
1959,
under
189,
the
covering
comDany"3
1341.
p.
—
at
L.
Connett, of Atlanta, Ga.,
was
Aug. 13 named President
on
corporation.
of interests and background which is
particularly suitable for
post in the $14.5 million-assets diversified financial
holding com¬
which is headquartered in Nashville, Tenn.
pany
The
two
operates
and
in
22
shares
been
has
of
common
authorized
1953.
.
The
at
com¬
by the directors of
President, announced
common
has
company
stock
Life
stock
currently
of
the
outstanding
vestment
Investors
Life
added
be
that
the
by
direct
the
company's
believe
directors
interests
future
served
a
retire
the
of
at
securing,
sale
of
that
both
company
and
time,
this
this
the
$52,000,000
shares
the
to
its
of
S.
than
states:
and
5,000,000
Indiana,
2,300
Michigan, Ohio,
and Virginia—V. 190, p. 353.
said
the
first
is
equity
one
of
Tennessee,
West
in¬
most
new
pro-
and
report of this non-diversified open-end investment
shares are sold at net asset value, without sales load
added,
net
indicates
asset
value
total
of
net
$13.41
assets
on
June
30;
1959
of
share, an
increase of
350% in net assets and a gain of 34%
in asset value per share from
Sept. 10, 1958 when the mutual fund was started, Phillip Goos, Presi¬
dent, announced on Aug. 24. Total net assets at the start were $121,000
assets
per
share
amounted
to
$10,
per
Mr.
Goos
pointed
out.
The fund is managed by the firm of Edward A. Viner &
Co., Inc.,
members
of
the New York Stock
Exchange, which lias been in the
investment advisory business for thirty years,
serving in that time
various clients including business executives,
retired persons, profes¬
sionals and their families, and
corporations.
Mr.
Goos
noted in his report that the majority of shareholders of
Enterprise Fund, Inc. have had their positions only for the
starting March 18, 1959, when the fund's shares were
offered to the public.
On that date, he said, total net assets
$157,297 and
net asset
value
per
share was $12.99.
American
short
were
Mr.
shares
period
Goos
added.
without
a
"It
is
management's
He also
sales charge."
decision
to
to
and
and
Turning
continue to
offer
reported that net investment
Maryland, Baltimore, Md.; Financial
Columbia, S. C.; Southeastern Fund,
and
the
the
Southeastern
11
the
American
of
various
the
other
time
the
three
over
his
of
press
devote
The
serving
a
in
parts
of
Co.,
Fund
of
Alabama, all
Corporations,
which
GWG
Executive
American
latter
Investors
posts
affairs
required to
to
had
fill
Committees
Investment
Connett
American.
Insurance
Connett,
Mr.
made
the
of
Life
McDonald
it
difficult
very
positions.—V.
190,
for
150.
p.
Syndicate, Inc.—Stop Order Pro¬
ceedings Instituted—
SEC
the
under
on
Aug.
21
Securities
adequacy
announced
Act
disclosures
of
of
In
1933
the
which
registration
institution
challenge
of
the
statements
proceedings
and
accuracy
filed
by
American
Inc. and Oil, Gas & Minerals, Inc. ("O G &
M"),
International Trade Mart, New
Orleans, La.; and it has.
ordered a consolidated
hearing to commence Sept. 2, 1959, on the
question
of
whether
stop orders should be issued
suspending their
effectiveness.
Investors
both
in
G
&
oil
7th
and
an
M
south
of
the
in
New
was
The
its
10,000
be
to
shares
made
owned
be
paid.
the St.
being
600,000
per
a
be
sold
best
the
Net
common
by
unit.
This
1959
facilities
of
and
on
both
certain
Parish,
leased
to
to
proposes
the
interests
La.
Avenue,
St.
companies
It
also
between
American.
construct
Charles
are
Ave.
James
A,
O G & M proposed
the public offering
$2 per share, plus an additional
selling stockholder.
The offering was.
stock
a
at
basis by Lindsay Securities Corp., which
for which a 15% selling commission was
would be used to retire a $125,000 loan on
proceeds
of
1
and
for
statement
common
consisting
Lindsay
owns
Charles
efforts
registration
of
St.
Lindsays,
property
allocated."
shares
units
and
Lafourche
of
which it has
February
related
promoters
Charles Ave.
"not
American's
in
to
on
by
block
Orleans,
in
and
1958
Field,
3000
D.
registration statement,
250,000 shares of
was
by
organized
principal
Lindsay.
Joseph
In
in March
Leeville
the
apartment-hotel
and
to
organized
in
side
Streets,
8th
latter
property.
of
was
properties
the
owns
The
Syndicate,
513
of
O
annual
whose
commission
$423,657
him
Co., Houston, Texas; American
Nashville, Tenn.; American Investment
Carolina, Columbia, S. C.; American In¬
Co.
Chairman
Corp.
companies.
present
the
communities
Kentucky,
notes
Corporation
the following
Insurance
Texas
of
C.;
elected
Investors
shareowners
block of
public.
(formerly American Gas & Electric Co.)
largest integrated
electric
utility systems,
more
of
through
the world's largest mobile home sales organization.
addition to assuming
the corporation Presidency, Mr.
also
was
Investors
fields
up
In
\.
American
financial
Co.,
South
Insurance
Fund
Columbia,
make
Life
of
Casualty Insurance
Southeastern
of
and
Insurance
Co.
Life
and
old
year
insurance
subsidiaries:
Insurance
Life
one-half
the
wholly-owned
Investment
American Enterprise Fund, Inc.—First Annual Report
The
first
the
clamoring for
and
plant
the
of
costs."
future
seven
and
during
to
stock
this
the
/■
company
company
83,445.
company's
'
Power
June
the
nation's
Virginia
177,
/•
Co.—Reports Record Number
holders—Expands Bradley-Sun Division—
Stolk,
additional
Oct.
on
through
This
the
Aug.- 18
Network.—V.
step
a
766.
p.
range
colored plastic squeeze
the
was
signed by
billings for the
American Can
C.
-v.;..
principally to
Sporn
well
as
like
ABC
of
1959."
or
William
pastel
Sporn stated: "It is contemplated that, subejet to authorization
Securities and Exchange Commission under the Public Utility
Holding Company
Act of
1935,
the
additional shares
will be
sold
directly to underwriters at competitive bidding and that the proceeds
be
gross
it
years,
President of
...
this market demand."
meet
proauced
the
will
business
largest
such
company
190,
announcing the board action, Chairman Harry A.
McDonald,
of Washington, D. C., former Federal
Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission Chairman, said Mr. Connett was selected because
of his wide
Mr.
by
purposes.
renewed
the
recent
now
1,200,000
since
due
Co.—Reports Record Billings
and
new
in
the network
26
American Investors Corp.—New President—
47
Company, Philip Sporn,
This will be the first public sale of
Aug. 26.
population
period
of
Electric
cases
In the Akron, Dayton and
Youngstown areas, the Golden Age plants
Golden Age flavors and Get-Up, a lemon-lime
beverage.
In
Houston, Golden Age, Get-Up and Schweppes Tonic are marketed while
Golden Age is also canned for distribution in
Texas, Oklahoma and
Louisiana.—V. 190, p. 353.
ABC
to
millions of
out that
are
20,169,889 shares.
•.
produce
American Broadcasting;
accelerated
been
pointed
tubes
bidding
100,000
million
owns
sale
petitive
company
140,000
over
a
48
...
..
American
production,
440,000
over
excess
Golden
of
to
went
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
located at
Incentive
American
Age and American Beverage
$7,000,000 in 1958 with earnings in
300,000 square
American Beverage
space.
case).
per
feet
square
garage
annual
bottles
and
2453.
on-
over
and
41.
p.
Hardware
shares
Co.
on
Federal
American Electric Power Co.—Plans Stock Offer—
Golden
over
owns
of
'
management.
•
presently
Age
48
—
Statement
for a rapidly growing variety of
products including specialty foods; such as macaroon mix, shampoos,
sun
tan lotions/powders, wave lotions,'insect repellents,
rose sprays,
library paste, electric shaver lubricants, outboard motor grease.—V. 189,
p.
directors, with the excepresign, to be replaced by
.
Golden
warehouse
Stolk
Mr.
Joseph
$300,000.
of
excess
Golden
substantially
was
have
grams
bottles
The
the
Aug.
In
Secretary.
present American Beverage board of
Benjamin Schrager, President, will
of
quickly
Office
registration statement
Donald
who heads the Golden Age plant in Houston.
Darksy .will become President of the new American Beverage
Darsky, Chairman
Vice-President, Southwest
the
on
(par $1) was made on Aug. 18 by Goodbody
$4 per share, with a dealer's concession of
cents per share.
The unsold balance was withdrawn,
Aug. 21.—V. 189, p. 2562.
&
40
the
of
V.
see
Founders
189,
corporation,
a
mon
of
of
Darsky, • Executive
operations; Benjamin Schrager, Execu¬
tive Vice-President, New York operations; Bertram
Lockshin, Treasurer,
Herbert Paige, Secretary and Stuait
Giller, Assistant Treasurer and
.
Banks
amend
certain
sold
American
•
H.
N.
Member
The Course of Bank Clearings
Darsky,
Julius
Co.;
■
Banks
announced
Independent Reinsurance Co.
Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 15,000 shares of com¬
11
System
Condition
offering,
56
48
of
Age
-
News-Cover
Payable
of
issue
Regional
1959.)—V
Executive
Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Reserve
Reserve
The
combined
companies
will be headed by the present Golden
management, who own a majority interest in American Beverage
Corp.,
after
the
acquisition.
Principals in Golden Age are Julius
Darsky, President of Akron, Dayton and Youngstown operations, and
1
/
and
CuJ»aa
of
canceled.
offering,
Denver
other
any
filed
Rates
Statement
Combined
The stockholders also overwhelmingly voted on a proposal to increase
the authorized
Declared
the
heads
small
26 the debentures were quoted around 91 Vz bid.
offering was made under a provision of the
the
35
City Bond Offerings
Exchanges
Redemption
bottlers.
Under the terms of the proposal, American Beverage,
whose stock
is traded on the American Stock Exchange, acquired all of the outstanding capital 3tock of the Golden Age companies in exchange for the
issuance of 950,000 shares of the common stock of the corporation.
,
4
and
Dividends
in Akron, Dayton and Youngstown, Ohio.
The Golden Age
is one of the outstanding marketing organizations among Pepsi-
group
-
State
York.
of
Co.,
(Company counsel advised the Court that Founders had filed
statement relating to its common stock which
became
50,000
New York area, voted 97.6%
in
the Golden Age group of soft or ink
18
&
tration
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Brown's
Aug.
Freres
Founders
or
the
with
merger
Dr.
Lazard
and
new
Aug.
of
company.
clariication
upon
-
tne
been
the
on
of
SEC
This
produces.
for
had
par,
American
7" American Beverage Corp.—Merger Voted—
'*■
entirely
Aug.
18,
1959,
that
Judge Alfred A. Arraj (USDC, Denver) had
signed a final judgment
enjoining this Denver Company, its officers, directors,
agents, em¬
ployees and attorneys, from further violation of the
Securities Act
registration and anti-fraud provisions in the sale of stock of
45
Exchange.
\
Corp.
group
at
details
The
44
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
made
was
American Founders Life Insurance
Co.—Enjoined
Securities and Exchange Commission—
41
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
—35
fund debentures,
previously stated).
as
39
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
sinking
1952
Boston
Cancellation
40
been
and
subsidiary of the
a
reconsidered
-
39
Exchange
Co.,
be
underwriting agreement permitting
development adversely affecting the
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
765.
p.
36
_
will
deal
premium.
!
Stock
Stock
the
Priced
36
Exchange.-
First
underwriting
that
36
39
Alleghany Corp.—Paying Agent Named—
Corn
Exchange
matter
situation.
The
Canadian Stock Exchange..
'
'
Stock
Coast
The
36
Montreal
used
•
Chemical
share was paid July 15, 1959,
investment
income.—V.
189,
p.
913.
rate
38
Inc.—Listing of Stock—
If
The
Stock
30,
1959, amounted to $2,215, equal to 7 cents per
31,600 shares then outstanding. The fund's first dividend
per
for Cuban Electric
31
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
automobiles, the wholesale financing
uof dealers' inventories and the making of direct installment loans,
"in .addition, Aid's subsidiaries are engaged in the writing of certain
lines of insurance.—V. 190, p. 665.
named
Stock
Midwest
Dividend
189,
and
new
Exchange
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Governors of the American Stock Exchange has ap¬
listing 1,173,504 common shares of this corpora¬
organized in 1936 and is engaged in the retail install¬
was
Stock
Cincinnati
1958
participating
p. 2669.
are
the
with
shares
(Stocks)
American
equivalent
were
Stock Exchange
New York
adjust¬
December,
in
Page
to
increase
an
was
18%,
or
1958
1,
increased
June
the
cents
American & Foreign Power Co., inc.—Debt
Offering
Canceled—This company on Aug. 26 decided to cancel
the proposed offering of
$15,000,000 6% convertible de¬
bentures because of the proposed law
published in the
Havana press about a week
ago reducing electric rates
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
Nov.
to
on
7
lo This hsue
in
original
tion, which
ment
of
of
greatly
Division
fund
there
share
74,630,820
were
on
out
total,
Program.—V.
Board
period
a
of
assets
Aid Investment & Discount,
proved
share
Md.,
Lawler,
and
from
year,
mutual
distribution
$8.18,-
There
68,816,582
Prankard
A.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
income
Baltimore,
John
per-share value, together with the capital gains
$6.94.
Reinvestment
fiscal
large
the
For
of
net
equivalent
and
its
this
gains
1959,
of
1959
25%
Or
value
is
value
1958
July 31,
in
by
will
incorporate
Electronics
Research
of
of
$477,785,334.
share.
a
distribution
27
INSURANCE
-
Division—
located
Aug.
division
months
assets
asset
24rcent
end
on
Inc.—Net Assets Rise:—
nine
net
share
a
the
first
1959,
per
the
company's
existing
190,
p.
149.
Baltimore.—V.
to
Division,
announced
INDUSTRIAL
-
from
said
the
Corp.—Forms
Aerospace
was
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
stock
certain
proposed
other purposes, $250,000
the
public
offering
of
and
preferred
200,000 shares of 6% preferred,
and 3 common shares and at $121
offering also was to
Securities, for which a
be
made
selling
on
a
best
commission
efforts
of
basis
$1.80
per
The Commercial and
(866)
2
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
proceeds were to be devoted in large part
of the apartment-hotel.
Authorized
Outstanding
respect
to each company
that its
Common
stock
(par
$3.75)
1,000,000 shs.
126,621 shs.
urospectus fails to include "an introductory statement . . . summarizing
—V.
186, p. 1494
in a clear,
concise and understandable fashion a description'lof the
speculative' features of the registrant's business and securities."
Ann Arbor RR.—Reports Loss for JulyConcerning O G & M, for example, the order states that there was
failure to point out that the company has operated at
a loss since
Period End. July 31—
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1953
its inception and that
there is no earned surplus available for divi¬
$307,931
5737,549
$5,143,954
Ry.
oper.
revenues,
$4,966,223
dends; that its stock was* recently offered at SI and the book value of
710.010
Railway oper. expenses
653,18'
4,702,275
4,493.391
the assets is about
67c per share as compared with an arbitrarily
Net
ry.
oper.
income
determined proposed $2 oilering- priceof trie new shares;
and that— ~—after Fed. inc. taxes
-4,631
*00.217
38,334
—31,334
there are restrictions on resale of O G & M stock which
require a
Net
income
"I3,6o7
17,302
*133,733
$34,558
first offer to the corporation or other shareholders to sell at a price
nnit
to
was
paid.
be
Net
,
to the construction
Commission asserts with
<$2 000 000)
The
.-
book
exceed
to
value
■Deficit.—V.
share.
per
the
joint
venture
Chilean
The
respect to American, there was an asserted failure to disclose
inexperience of management in tne construction or management of
130,
p.
562.
Armco
will
copper
new
Chile's
.
.
.
Monday, August 31, 195
produce grinding
media
to
be
has
been
plant
new
capitalized
will
be
at
located
required
in
190,
the
on
ten
a
manufacture
Atlanta Gas
The
of
the
series
Citizens
products
made
Light Co.—Partial
has
company
5 Vu 'J
of
by
site
acre
integrated
will
the
supply
new
at
steel
steel
enterprise.
354.
p.
operation
chiefly b:
$2,400,000.
Huachipato immediately adjacent to the well known
plant, Compania de Acero del Pacifico S. A., which
—V.
used
mines.
company
__
______
not
This
Financial Chronicle
ealled
sinking
due
1982
at
Southern
ana
for
Redemption—
redemption
fund,
5174,000
Oct.
on
1,
next,
througl
of
its first mortgage
bonds
Payment will be made at- Thi
Bank, Atlanta, Ga.—V.' 183,
p.
1386
102.40%.
National
With
the
Appalachian
that there is no assurance that the building will be
that, if it is constructed, no substantial revenues
be expected until after January 1961, and the company currently
fixed expenses of $30,000 per annum rental plus taxes and other
apartment-hotels;
constructed
can
has
net earnings
of $108,000 per annum after taxes will be required to pay the annual
dividend requirement and that there is no likelihood of such earnings
until the building is completed and substantially rented; that the $1
per share
offering price for the common has been arbitrarily set,
since
there is no market for stock,
the company's operations have
not been profitable,
its book value per share as of June 15, 1959,
■war; 20c, the company recently sold 100,000 shares to the public at-50c
per share, and the promoters acquired 62,000 at
10c per .share; and
that the officers and directors to the two companies and the under¬
writer are the same, with a clear statement of the reason for dividing
real
tMr
operation
estate
Commission
The
between
also
the
questions
companies.
accuracy
and
licly offered 806,667
at $3 per share.
residents.
for
.
engage in
1401 Bank
adequacy
been
U.
company
Zone,
The
net
There
be
can
maximum
a
which started
190, p. 766.
trading,
—V.
of
2,098,794
in Israel,
located
and
Shares
American
the
of
company
this
Armco
A
Stock
has
Fuel
Mountain
station
insurance
Knoxville
business.
cost
•claims
the
a
facilities
new
capacity
of
did
authorize
not
American
cost
a
of
County,
Service
Franklin
Cities
and
Co.
Mo.;
Btation
in
Johnson
be
1961-62
The
to
heating
FPC
their
plan
Co.,
to
pool
the
S.
new
nounced
to
A,
and
by
Aug.
on
Marietta
and
operations
Compania Electro Metalurgica S.
its
The
20-inch
loop
of
$817,000.
loop
line
the
A.,
of
Terms
Cass
line
in
facilities
will
through
last
one
of
data
line
in
in
its
trade
Okla.,
will
prejudice
to
Fuel
said
Cities
the
final
such
the
as
and
that
A.,
of
the
many
by
Grover
E.
down
records
Assets
of
adequate
of
years
June
for
the
1959
of
income
plant
include
about
65
approval,
it
country's
require
jointly
was
leading
of
four
for each
construction
the
at
Dewey,
other
two
Tulsa,
to
be
claims
tax
for
refund
accruals
of
of directors of
American-Marietta.—V.
Homer
American Mutual Fund,
to
its
,
Calif.,
190,
shares
of
company
Aug. 24, 1959,
stock.—V. 189, p. 477.
capital
on
filed
stock
29
at
publicly
($3.75
par
offered
85,000
share)
per
as
an
covering
and
July
PROCEEDS
a
copper,,
The
gold
net proceeds
and
BUSINESS—The
»nc°rf
1957.
AnZ-'
mu
The
silver
500,000
of
company
incorporated
owns
~le«ai?uc?rP°ra^i°n,
in
that
stock
and
Sales
property
in
.^:ita„Cobre' S' Affnm
Irom
The
the
Federal
mining
Anita
owns
/
offices
under
at
finance
the exploration
Mex.
733
Arizona
Security
Law
on
Bldg
Jan.
16*
controlling interest in Anita Cobre, -S. A.,
owning 51% of the issued and outstanding
Sonora,
six
Cobre,
S.
A.
owns
a
copper,
gold
Mex.
minine
Claims of approximately 550
outright by title direct
15 held and owned
Mexican
properties
Sonora,
a
corporation.
silver
in
with
Ariz.,
common
speculation.
a
addi¬
Offered—Se¬
Tucson,
shares
will be used to
mine
company,
was
are
of
be
to
plant,
a
used
plant
Avien, Inc.—Proposed
Chile.
Discussions
Luther
have
been
Manufacturing
the
four
weeks
for
notification
to
government.
are
in
the
foothills
of
the
Sierra
Madre
Mts.
be
>
with
offered
at
the
pa:
a/j-
administrative
construction,
expenses
operating
during
supplies
aw
Acquisition—
concluded
Co.
by
looking
Avien,
Inc.
to
the
Stocks
Total
$30,644,000
$88,064,000
11__
5,500,000
64,176,250
69,676,250
18-_
55,250,000
42,998,902
98,248,902
25
52,200,000
10,000,000
62,200,000
$170,370,000
$147,819,152
$318,189,152
turning from what might occur to what did occur we find that corporate
private offerings and private placements in July tapped the market for
about $786,270,590. This revised
figure (See Tables I and II, below, for
the breakdown of the data)
furnished
is slightly higher than the
preliminary one
Aug. 6 and is about $140 million less than that achieved in
June—the high mark for the past
quarter.
[Ed. note—The date differs
compiled by the SEC only in that they do not exclude invest¬
companies and sale of foreign corporate issues, and the data are
from those
ment
revised
as
offering dates are changed—as would be the case, for example,
change of mind by American and Foreign Power Co.]
in the recent
Utilities
I
$62,198,257
.
Transportation
11,993,750
Banks
Other
61,891,349
Corporations—
Total
_
650,187,234
.—___.__j_.~i.'
TABLE
Public
Sales.—
$164,868,300
Placements
$786,270,590
II
Stocks
88,225,000
Private
Total
Some of
$253,093,300
the
larger issues coming
$533,177,290
$533,177,290
up
Total
$698,045,590
88,225,000
._
$786,270,590
in next four weeks
million Associates Investment Co. debentures
of Union Electric Co. common on
are:
$50
Sept. 2; 1,057,725 shares
Sept. 10; $24,115,000 Southern New
Sept. 14; $25 million Hooker Chemical
England Telephone common on
debentures on Sept. 16; and $45 million
Telegraph debentures on Sept. 21.
Details
on
New
England Telephone
&
may be found in the Monday and
Thursday issues of the
regarding the corporate financing reviewed as well as non¬
corporate financing.
Aug. 27, 1959.
Chronicle
acquisition
through
ahead.
$57,420,000
Bonds
SEC
amendment
will not be made for less than
100 shares.
of
proceeds
construction
of
stock
projected weeks. This information, of course, is
which can cause subsequent changes in new
4__
457.
Anita Cobre, USA, Inc.—Common
Stock
lected Securities, Inc., of Phoenix
on
letter
767.
p.
Inc.—Registers With
investment
registration statement
tional
a
In
L.
Angeles,
filed
13
Corp.—Appliance Sales Up 31%—
p.
Los
The
at
Aug.
on
July's Corporate Flotations
Travis, Vice-President in charge of sales for the
corporation's appliance division.
Leading the July sales pace again were
refrigerators and
home
laundry appliances, the two most
important products in the appli¬
ance
industry.
Refrigerators were up 36% over July of 1958. Home
laundry appliances, including automatic
washers, clothes dryers and
wringer washers, were up more than
33%. Free-standing ranges were
up 24%
over
July of last year.—V. 190,
This
Santiago,
Total
July sales of Kelvinator major appliances were
almost
up
31%
over
July of last year, marking the eighth consecutive month in
which
sales
have
increased significantly
over
the year
ago
period.
Announcement of the July dealer
billings
(wholesale sales)
was
by
is
151.
p.
($1
TABLE
American Motors
made
to
Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering 250.000 shares of common
per
share), without underwriting.
Bonds
totaling
$5,500,000 plus accrued interest.
Dewey's operations will con¬
tinue
as
an
independent Division under the active direction of its
president, Waldo E. Tyler, with F. E. Tyler
continuing as Chairman of
the
Division
and
Dewey's present operating and sales organization
remaining intact.
Waldo E. Tyler is slated to become a member of
the board
190,
week of
pro¬
Okla., and for more than LOO
plants, working capital as of
$8,880,000, and
adjustment of income
and
near.
about
.
43;9 24
Forthcoming Corporate Financing
Aug. 31-Sept.
Sept.
7-Sept.
Sept. 14-Sept.
Sept. 21-Sept.
—
an¬
cement
capacity to 7,200,000 barrels.
large reserves of limestone estimated
years
at
under
now
approximately
taxes
company
Hermann, Chairman of AmericanPresident
of
Dewey.
The
combined
of
one
annual
operations
30,
Federal
Dewey
for
The
determination
may
M.
Tyler,
third
A
its
350,353
reasons
Service
stock,
area.
195.9,
14,
temporary
1959 for each ten
boost
48,951
the
an
exchange of 8Vs shares of Americanresulting from the five-for-four stock split
shares of Dewey.
*\
Dewey, a 53-year-old company with kilns and quarries at Davenport,
Iowa and Dewey, Oklahoma,-is a
major producer of Portland Cement
1,
58.715
666.
offering dates. Whether Congress will continue to allow an OP A
ceiling on Government bonds or what happens to the funds
received by sellers of securities are but a
drop in the bucket of the many
factors working on issue dates and dollar volume.
The data regarding future
corporate issues are obtained by the
Chronicle from private and official sources. The
following breaks the
plan call for
common
inc..
oper.
p.
of
and assets of Dewey Portland Cement
with American-Marietta Co. has been ap¬
directors of both companies and is being
comprise
the
of
effected Aug.
capital
of Santiago,
has
Middletown, Ohio,
ducers.
Marietta
$1,231,37
are
type
compressor
16-inch
The
customers
Mountain
Commission
shareholders
21
$1,036,951
issue
at
Utah, and
Uintah
the company's firm
Knobnoster
its
line,
season.
miles
4.5
of
loop
the
but
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
of
Waldo
will
of
May
Tenn.—V.
corporation,
Armco Chile S.
the Armco International Corp.,
in
day to the
FPC, however,
The
meet
winter
about
certificates
Mo.,
Dewey
office
Chilean
formed
business
City,
board
submitted
and
of
authorized
for
Kansas
the
to
at
demands
without
by
of
proved
increase
to
on
.tr-1
American-Marietta
A
of
per
20-inch
of
8.43
miles of
miles of 20-inch
Mo.;
cost
a
facilities.
were
$152,987
$2 408 13
Steel Corp.—New Joint Venture—
season.
the
applications
188, p. 2241.
V.
at
feet
County,
used
1959-60
1.78
increasing
temporarily
operate
authorizations
of
total
a
»
system.
Summit
be
cubic
miles
horsepower
County,
Mo.,
meet
5If8,881
Aug. 24-Sept. 18 period. Future stock issues now scheduled will show
their greatest weekly total
during Sept. 7-11 and lowest weekly amount
Gas
Service
costing
build
to
Kans.;
Johnson
to
1,126^25
op.
ry.
public corporate offerings for the Aug. 31-Sept. 21
entering the market on a declining trend for about $318 million
compared to last week's projection of about $100 million more for the
facilities.
24.4
in
the
additional
County,
used
pipeline
these
will
for
proposes
340
3,000,000
about
facilities
County,
County,
of
build
requirements
Cities
in
add
$1,527,200,
The
1,237,307
Auto Lube,
used
Knoxville,
152,727
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
granted temporary authorizations
Supply
Louisiana's
will
about
Wyo.
peak-load
will
operation
Fuel
Mountain
The
Building,
174,693
26.
on
proposes to construct an 8,000-horsepower com¬
Louisiana
and
a
10,000-horsepower
station
in
of approximately $6,081,000. American Louisiana
in
at
190,
$2,324;258
expenses.
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
Louisiana
American
Tennessee
railway
—V.
1359—7 Mos.—1953
$305,714
from
rev.
Ry.—Earnings-
3363,574
for
Aug.
Exchange
Cc., for the' construction of natural gas facilities
about $8,425,200. The proposals are not related.
pressor
Net
oper.
Bay
1959—Month—1958
revenue.
at
Line, Co.—Construction—
Pipe
Power Commission
company,
par)
oper.
Forthcoming
Louisiana
The Federal
tc
be
incorporated
was
period
American
Net
SEC
which
available
Shares
American
the American
on
will
proceeds
Andrews
Period Ended July 31—
Railway
Railway
additional 160,000 shares are reserved
(including.
Shares
(SI
Saint
Ltd.—Trading Starts—
principal producer of paper
Hadera,
Israel,
is listing
Ordinary
its
stock
common
This stock will not be sold to New York
an
Series B Ordinary Shares)
at the rate ot
one
American Share lor
five Ordinary Shares.
Tnere
rro
presently outstanding 6,000,000 Series B Ordinary Shares
and
4,493,972 Ordinary Shares of the par value of One Israel Pound each.
represent
of
&
contingencies.
business and leases; and the failure to disclose material
facts with respect to the proposed apartment-hotel and the financial
condition of the lessee company.—V. 190, p. 46.
Industrial
shares
surplus.
BUSINESS—The
the company's
American Israeli Paper Mills,
Atlanta
Common
—
option to employees and directors.
PROCEEDS—
and
of
various other informational
disclosures
contained in
the
prospectus
of each of the issuing companies,
including as to each the informa¬
tion. with respect to the intended use of the proceeds of the stock sale;
Vhe
Also
two
the
Co.
Offered—Abbott, Proctor & Paine, of Knoxville,
Tenn.; Cumberland Securities Corp.; Davidson & Co.,
Inc., and Investment Corp. of Fidelity on Aug. 26 pub¬
shares are sold,
the preferred
if all
that
Insurance
Life
Stock
and
items;
expense
National
an
of
exchange
th
o(
Volume
190
Number 5877
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(867)
stock,
it
and
Avien,
announced
was
Avien,
Verne
located
rnanuxacturer
temperature
Aug. 17 by
Patten, President
W.
in
ox
on
Woodside,
Long
lnsirumenvauon
Leo
A.
Weiss,
Lutrier.."
of
Island,
N.
systems
Y.,
is
of
The
offering marks the first public sales of the
.;
designer
a
fields
tne
in
President
of
market
and
fluids,
and
checkout equipment for missiles and aircraft.
Luther
Manufacturing Co., which is located in North Hollywood,
Calif., is//,
a
specialist in the design and manufacture of electronic
components
including gyro and servo motors, synchros, resolvers and
sub-miniature
relays
used
in
missile
and.
aircraft
systems
instrumentation. —'
/In its fiscal year ended Feb.
28, 1959, Luther reported sales of over'
SfjOO.OOO and a net worth of
approximately $100,GOO with no long;
term debt'
outstanding. On July 81, 1959, the company had a
backlog
of
more
than $300,000,
an
increase of 90%
as
compared with July
3i,
1958.
-v, ' "
Mr.
Weiss announced that present
plans call for the exchange of
Avien class A capital stock for all the
present outstanding shares of
capital stock of the Luther Manufacturing
Co., subject to approval
by the boards of directors and by stockholders of both
companies,
r
Mr. vvtiSiS repjftvd uia*, piaas. oail ioi' tUaivf to
operate as
independent, wholly owned subsidiary of Avien. 1
Avien, which listed its class A stock on the American Stock
chain's
be
used
by
change
June
of
in
30,
July,\has
announced
that
1959 will be approximately
sales
for
the
fiscal
finance
to
Y..
New
N.
Hyde
in
in
of
CAPITALIZATION
"
'
W
Common
and;
nuclear
hardware
!
The
reactor
will
into
go
in
to
and
operate
operation
at
early
(E.
21
10
are
payable
& Wilcox Co., to supply the core
third research reactor,
V
the training of Naval
Academy and
students.
Located midway between the
in
the
5000
1961,
will
reactor
kilowatt
it
be
the
of
capacity.
The
pool
type,
reactor
A
letter
to
stockholders
dated
"Baruch-Kenilind through
July
said, in
31
Trust
Co.
mated
part: '
the
intends
! "Net
open
95,495
return of about 25%r per
western
a
from
barrels
1959
for
oil
our
totaled
office
the
$258,820
in
1958.
for
interests
87,882
the
barrels
net
same
period of 1953.
down
of
several
the
temporary. shut
operating revenues for the
Total
operations
the
For
same
period
three
past
period
The
"Baruch-Kenilind. has undertaken
•
10%
a
1,
in
wells
being
as
—V.
is
particularly
wells out
well
above
of
the
successful
total
a
of
in
and
the
area."—V.
186,
.
new
department given
field.—V.
of
189,
Sales Organization—
over
said
stockholders
and
proposal
Optional
or
gas
executive
it
plane
Two
of
200
available
are
authorized
Transistor
ductors
tC
hp
the
to
Beechcraft
the
Federal
be
.:../.
wing
be
and
/isa-ociates'
ui
Activities
and
offered
on
Bank
for
of
called
the
the
statement
on
for
ana
man
to
efforts
189,
and
J.
to
with
Oil
be
to
Shockley,
Corp.,
of
Nobel
Palo
company's
the
prize
Alto
winner
(Calif.),
into an
entry
introduction
of
President
subsidiary,
a
additional
new
a
and
T.
Gas
oo.,
_The
compensated
voltages with extreme precision.
Shockley, inventor of the junction transistor,
cubic
basis
half
thick
as
as
in
sheet
a
of
combining
diode's
The
p.'
semicon¬
half
of
any
of
feet
of
the
SEC
on
par-
company
152.
•
to utilize, principles of - molecularfunctions of several components in a
covering
award
their
4,800
shares-of
common
to directly franchised
salespersons.—V. 189, p.
letter
a
or
of
notification
by
this
7-15
Dick
day
per
Atlas
in
which
stock
(par $5)
authorized retail
&
the
the
to
be
or
'wholesalers
issued
,
The
call
-
Gulf
coast
of
corporation
Old
Shareholders
Stanton,
a-share
■'Ori
—V.
of
Sept.
of
of
its
record
said
27,
an
$11.50
Co.,
to
a
its
shareholders
share.
Boston,
It
until
AUg.
14 may deposit, their
in a letter, without
Will
Sept.
SEC
an
debentures
price
owned
Berkshire
to.
in
Hathaway,
the
$10.52
a
open
Inc.,
market
share,. Mr,
has
art
an
Stanton
27, the company held 239,450 of the
2,294,564
1266.
- •
- -
of
following
well
•
Erie
105%
plus
involving
the
the'
sale
Railway
Net
Net
rev.
railway
from
op.
'Deficit.—V.
$1,384,512
revenue.^
operating
,
1,652,539
exp.
ry.
op.
*$268,027
income
ISO.
p.
store
shares issued.
maintains
The
1,153'
$1,846,803
1,364,662-
three
certain
construction
the
debentures
and
will
its
in
be
after
9,518,811
$482,141
$3,448,623
*$1,303,447
772,231
2,553.810
*253,445
562.
!
CHRONICLE (Reg.
Published twice a week
U.
S.
sister
.The
the
18
U.
by
S.
math¬
Pacific
the
Chairman
approximately $15,000,000
in
the
first
half
of
by
not-
the
year.
A-Sub—
first
atomic-
this
corporation, it was an¬
Fenn, Vice-President.
submarine modeled after the
submarine Skipjack, is
being built in
Charles
sleek
a
subsidiary
for
Jorge Carnicero,
Britain's
V.
attack
.
by Carrier is similar to that
supplied
whose nuclear propulsion
plant
transfer
to
the
refrigeration
nuclear
fleet
and
as
six
United
for
such
Nautilus, Seawolf, Skate
sister ships,
and
five
190,
the
Kingdom.
equipment
George Washington class.—V.
in
Rico—Files
corporation
that
on
With
Aug.
sub¬
and
her
Polaris-
667.
p.
SEC—
17
filed"
letter
a
of
notification with the
common
stock
to
be
offered
at
par
per share), without
underwriting.
:
The proceeds are
to
be used to
purchase a olant, construction
and
installation
of
electrical power distribution
system and for working
capital.
■.
°
30,760
shares
($10
,
in
of
joint
a
Husky
Caterpillar Tractor
Co.—Registers With SEC—
tests.
venture
Oil.—V.
This
by
has
190,
compa,ny, located at, 600 W.
Washington
with five of its subsidiaries
in the
with
the
underwriting firms
$10,000,000 5% sub¬
1979, at
100%
is
and
•*
stock
;
.
at
redeemable
$33%
at
an
interest
through
July
embarked
of.
three
on
new
1969
31,
will
per
initial
I960,
with
BUSINESS—The
three-year expansion'
a
department
the
and
stores
will
be
is
in-
was
in
ers
number
in
at
Delaware
401
South
in
engaged .in
company
the
general
operates
nine
it
1926
.
department
stores
and
five
CAPITALIZATION
•
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
common
($5
stock
par)
(no
u
par)__'___^_—;—L
4.000,000 shs.
38.566 shs.
small
B.
for
at
its
approved
company
Senior
and
increase
reduce
Aug.
26,
original
name
a
(2)
it
discount,
to
thus
do
well
as
GIVING
C.
for
providing
in
as
service
retail
TO
custom-*
Subordinated
'
6 'It
J
merchants
District
of
v
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
•
•
due
Aug-
1977
$17,500,000
31,
debentures, due
*2,829,474 shs.
36,000 shs..
American
6l
114,700
of
National
Washington,
iacilities
Dana
D
York
fundi.
114,700
"
-
!___
par)
issued pursuant
&
Trust
Trust
Co.,
'
42,000 shs.
(10c
Suburban
Security
Bank
500,000
28
:
arc
300,000
500,000
r_
notes
Silver Springs
Riggs
300,000
deb.
stock, 70c non-c.umulalive,"
par—
*Thtse
ttona!
1968-___V
Feh.
'—."—
'gOommofi" stock
-•
31
capital
1969__-—
stock:
no
10,000,000
participating
Aug.
convertable
sub.
.
*$1,390,000
debt:.-
subordinated
due
with'
Columbia.
unsecured
debentures
f5'/2.%.
has
term
"
'
by
(which
company
Authorized
—
(jPreferred
to
Mer¬
surrounding
for
Delaware.
EFFECT
under
of
changed
tickets
the
the
the
1952
merchants
sales
which
business in
and
area
working'
duly
,
short
notes
Capital
196,022 shg.
of
short-term
name
was
account
assists
customers'
reimbursement)
—
D.
charge
ar.d
credit
Virginia,
on
its
its
Washington,
is qualified
debt:
*5Va%
•
FINANCING
.
111.
,
•
.
Outstanding
1960
William
collects
-
long-term notes represent obligations of the
company
ajxa
a
subsidiary in the amount of $13;000,000 and
$4,500,000 re¬
spectively.
The company's notes are repayable in. annual
instalments
ranging from $500,000 to $650,000 on April 1 of the years of
Office)
them,
under
1958,
retail
a
Merchants,
from
12,
to
to
Inc.
greater
provides
used
and
incorporated
Delaware
Dec.
Service,
the
it
be
.
^Unsecured
Patent
in
to
are
receivable
was
of
On
CAPITALIZATION
store
5%
EFFECT
State
Charge
(1)
proceeds
stores
%
-
a
registration
which
facilities.
The
Hotel
'••■::■
Hawaii.
then
credit
Broadway,
department
net
Inc.
Member
purchasing
West
of
Dohrmann
of
previously
offices
Peoria
registration
seeking
Investment Plan
for
eligible
together
with
150,000
shares
of
may be acquired
pursuant
stock
accounts
company
the
Operating
territory,
Los
a
of
Credit,
Central
Maryland,
primarily
The
laws
chants
to
added
incorporated
executive
1959,
Employees'
companies,
.
the
!
21,
768.
capital,
purchase
indebtedness.
de-;
redeem
Aug.
common
PROCEEDS—The
1,
on
the
Central
Charge Service, Inc.,
Washington, D. C.—l
Debentures
Offered—Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath on
Aug. 25 offered publicly
$500,000 of 5%% convertible1
capital debentures due Aug.
31, 1969, at 100% of prin¬
cipal amount.
V!
V
and
oversubscribed
common
issue
Caterpillar Tractor
thereto.—V. 190, p.
East
of
filing
SEC
participations in
employees
of
the
six
Offered—
St.,
joined
statement
41.005 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
to
Co..
agreements
both
The
of.
First
217,580 shs.
with
The
Maryland,
and
National
Bank,
Bank
with
The
of*
tha
Na-.
Washington, the National Savings & Trust
Co., The
Bank, Security Bank, and the Union Trust
Co., all of
C.
available
whereunder
to
it
of
the
company has
aggregate
credit
The
several
notes
nave
a
$2,600,060.
William Dana Seibert, President.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place. New' York 7, N." Y.. REctor 2-9570
levery Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue
{Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William
on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La
B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
In United States,- U. S. Possessions.
post office at New York, N.
Territories and Members of Pan-American
Y.,^under the Act
Union, $65.00 per year: in Dominion of Canada, $68.00
per year.
Other Countries, $72.00 per rear.
account of the fluctuations 1e the
rate c-f
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisement* must he made In New
is
supplied
Skipjack
ships,
of
covering
open
Edmonton
productivity
as
and
,
into
used
company
California.
near
Common
FINANCIAL
of
^Unsecured long term notes
$17,500,000
5%
subord.
debs., due Aug.
1,
1979
(convertible through July 31; 1969)__
10,000,000
5% cumul. pfd. stock ($25.
par)—196,022 shs.
B
AND
/
services at the
engineering
conditioning Great Britain's
be
class submersibles,
the
of
firing subs
completion,
principal
Calif.
company
$8,175,364
—
COMMERCIAL
times
Inc.—Debentures
The
accrued
.
11,042.066
the
advertising
and
public
Koch
Buckeve's
W,
new
department stores
Angeles and two near Sacramento—have been
planned.
The company's 99.9%-owned
subsidiary, Dohrmanh Commercial Co.,
operates retail home furnishing stores and departments of
department
and
$14,490,689
air
has authorized or
previously ruinished
.Carrier
Coast cities.
Dohrmann's wholly-owned
Supply Co., i^ a manufacturer and dis¬
tributor of restaurant equipment and
supplies in the 10 western states
-
the
marketing
Meynard and W. C.
million
S.
marines
by
drilled
south
of
drilled
in
the
Los
Angeles area and six department
appliance stores in Northern California. Three
stores
•
for
will
Aug.
states
of
win
thereafter.
properties
Angeles,
—one
said.
Big Apple Supermarkets, fcic.
Common Stock Of¬
fered—Simmons & Co. on Aug. 26 offered
425,000 shares
of common stock (par 10
cents) at a price of $2 per share.
THE
of
company
business
aggregate
1959—7 Mos.—1958
on
j'wac
United
largely
$11
Navy's nuclear-powered
England. by< Vickers
Armstrong.
The equipment to
be furnished
to
and
Seaburyl
purchased!
all
2443.
p.
of Land-Air
of
Dreadnought,
U.
in
Los
the '
RR.—Earnings—
1919—Month— 1958
four
^
1969.
,
Period Ended July 31—
Railway oper.
-
Lake
series
a
was
convertible
31,
premiums
subsidiary,
&
miles
185,
as
of
jo5.
submarine
nounced
company.
55
according to Mr.
creation
Carrfcone Laboratories of
Puerto Rico, Inc., Hato
Bay
previously
Phillips Petroleum
Stores,
are
July
BUSINESS—The
buy
121/2-cent-
p.
..Bessemer
wells
Appointed
—
Cooling equipment
to the general funds
expansion program.
Addi¬
tional financing of such program in
an, aipount not to exceed $9,500,000
is available under
present commitments for. the sale and lease-back of
of
•
the
favorable
a
Corp.—Advertising Agency
biliings
p.
tt-.
Pauucx
or
^
addition
such
11.
shares,
that
Vice-President
marketing, has announced
Weber, Geiger & Kalat,
Inc., of Dayton, Ohio as
advertising agency.
'
Carrier Corp.—To Cool
,
Discovery—
with
An
from
and:
1.
shares
equal
to
receive
Sept.
forfeiting
1958,
common
offering
at
Trust
>
stockholders
basis.
of
manager.—W.
1JU,
powered
an
existing store, which is expected to require an
land, buildings, fixtures, merchandise inventories - and
other working capital of
approximately $20,000,000. The net proceeds
2031.
shares
payable
$820,514,
June
188.
made
Colony
President,
dividend
Since
♦
18,031
cost
has
common
V•
new
p.ogram
delegated
is
composed
obligatory sinking fund beginning Aug.
bentures at 100% and accrued interest.
■
Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.—Offers to
Buy Its Stock—
The
recommend to
a" two for one
vote by
the stock¬
New
York
Public Service
Commission i
company will be increased from
3 000 000
par
value common stock.
the
•'Jhe mid-year backlog
field
closed.
through
decreasing
an
as
to
Meynard,
withstandmg
1
tide-
or
discovery
Vne
has
Oil
Co., Inc. leads a group of
publicly on Aug. 26,
debentures, due Aug./ 1,
interest.
The offering was
the books
sjiare
'
up" to 150,000
shares at the
field
well,
Lake
7-15
Standard,
Broadway-Hale
investment
with
voted
the
of
of
7,000
program,
filed
26
thBoard6 ^ California' accol'dinS' to
of
i
accrued
Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
12
Aug.
reduction and related
company officers
and W. H. Hendrick-
on^s.
ordinated
superior performance, he said, will benefit
equipment including missile control
systems,
Aug.
on
'
100,000
ioo.OOC.
The corporation on
Aug. 24 announced
receipt by their
Land-Air, Inc., Chicago, 111., of a
contract of
$3,000,000
ematical, data
Associates.
of
five
PROCEEDS—The-company has
Bell & Howell
on
approval
by
upon
oict
or
which offered
the
a' variety of electronic
scientific instruments, aircraft instruments and control
systems, in¬
dustrial
controls,
communications
equipment
and
electronic
com¬
puters.—V. 190, p. 355.
The
100 000'
California Eastern
Aviation, Inc.—Unit Gets Contract
Aug.
a
under
others,
Bradco
Lake
the
Atlas
the
gas
B.A.-CPR
California
Blyth
diode
paper
the
B
marketing
Building,
including offshore
partnership
Dick
announced
B.A.-CPR
new
'The
"
pioneered
Co., Inc.
Shuman, Agnew & Co._
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
250,000
250,000
000
100 000
&
gross
i
development of the four-layer switching diode two years ago.
,The new compensated avalanche diode, Dr.
Shockley stated, is a
tiny, transistor-like device which employs a
three-layer disk of silicon
engineering
single unit.
Alberta's
of
been
south
B-A,
avalanche
also
Miller
,}^e.^er' prei8ei-
operated by B-A, encountered
D3 pay section of 451 feet.
The 7,645-foot well achieved an
estimated
absolute
open
flow potential of approximately 1.2 billion
a
.
of
and
corporation's
SEC—
Southwest
with
emphasis
Co.
a
officers
Trotter,
in
has
the
regulate
•Dr.
well
gas
potential
Shockley '
Aug. 13 an-
on
Revel
company be split on
split, which will require
appointment
of
field
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
.
the
Buckeye Tools
vote
Gamewell offer.
interests
concentrated
primary
&
ruvtscmcri/
flow
2347.
p.
150,000
Durst,
._//150
6,000,000 shares of $10
The
directors have
authorized
the
call
of
a
special meeting
ofstockholders Oct. 8,
1959, and directed the immediate
filing of an
application for approval of the
split with the New York P
s
Com¬
mission.—V.
189, p. 2887.
'
uas
the United States,
excniung me malts
directed
by
Bradco,
Bradco
field
Agency,
powerplants.
They
in kit form through
or
150,000
& Tem-
Fox
iHeAlLthorized stock
Exploration Program.
in units of $10,000 each.
The
sale
best
a
are
Louisiana,
.ra.ta.er
,
dealers.—V.
Inc.
,
to
stockholders to
approve
the
the authorization of additional
Associates—Registers With
managed' and
A
Aerojet-General solid fuel rocket
within the nacelle fairing, add
equipment
of
Puerto
Twin-Bonanza's main
distributors
250,000'
250,000
250,000
150,000
Wagenseller
400,000
400,000
400,000
.
250 000
Co.,i«_"
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Schwabacher & Co
400,000
& Co._
relations counsel,
properties in
functions
Twin-Bonar.za
Aviation
pleton
Sutro & Col—
459."
the
holders
of
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—New
Instruments, Inc.—Enters New Field—
the
with
the
by
15NS-250
on-each
factory-installed
as
William
nounced
Model
Beechcraft
Beckman
Dr.
approved
Aug. 19.
'
mounted
one
total
for
power
$250,000-
Co._
Ricnards *&
& Kalat will handle the'
effective'immediately and will also serve
1960
Aij^c.uciuoiiai
been
on
lightweight
engines,
a,
has
announced
was
rocket
Mitchum, Jones
400,000
Co.
p.
stock
After
255.
areas.
iiems
Standby Rocket Power—
standby
650,000
firm
a
amount!
Co.,.
Co._.
directors
the
the
E.
meeting
2338
Brady
Aerojet
&
Blytb
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Plans Stock
Split—
.The
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Executive Plane Now
Available
With
Weedon
on
higher.!
;
President
believe
made
First California Co._____
Hill
per
effect
whom
principal
to
has
in
for
650,000
Inc.
—
and: Gamewell,"
they
will
Board
Texas
P.
703.
p.
announcement,
Gamewell
special
a
agreement
by
land
.
to its expand¬
Eells, jr., President, has announced
entirely to the company's activities in
markets, H.
new
assets
below,
Elvvorthy &
Pf1 & Co—----
190,
rate
annum, whichever is
named
650,000
650,000
650,000
&
&
Barth &
per
4»/4%
instalments oi
$3,000,000 on Jan.'
prime
$2,000,000Crowell,
—
on
the
at
annual
and
representative;, have severally
from the company the
Co._
Smith
Witter
,
622.
p.
the
Corp._
Bateman, Eichler
the
4 '/■?. %
in
below:
Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
William R.. Staacs & Co.
Walston & Co., Inc._
com¬
—V.
The
above
underwriters
as
bear interest
1962
Dominick_
&
Dominick
Sales, Inc., an affiliate of Bradco,
Chairman, 2338 Sales, Inc., will receive a cash
commission
of
2%%
of sales
and
5/64 carried
interest out of the
V*
carried
interest received by Bradco with
respect to such participating inter¬
ests; and Hencirickson a 2 % cam commission and
4/64 carried interest.
Commitments of participants will be used for
the acquisition and
expiorauon
ox
undevexopeu oil and gas properties.
Leasmold costs
are
expected
to
approximate
10%
of
expenditures under
the
ex¬
ploration program, equipment costs
15%, administrative expenses 10%
(including 9.5% of the aggregate commitment of participants
payable
to Bradco)
and all other costs, including geological' and
geophysical
services, drilling, testing and other
expenditures, 65%, As agent for
the
participants, Bradco 'will during i960 assemble or acquire for
exploration or drilling, either alone or in
conjunction with
been
t:
Basic Inc.—Announces New
this
call
p.
son,
of
Emphasizing the importance this corporation attaches
a
ISO,
and
1958
they com¬
drilled—a success
wells
50
for
average
Dean
maturing
Boston
5'
sales
"in
interests,are to be
offering is to be made
oil
ing business in
be
participating
Simpson's
been
pleted 20 producing
which
will
uoipaviu.i
of
Denver, Colorado,
a
highly successful independent
operator.
It is expected that 17 wells will be drilled
during
balance of 1959.
Operations will be conducted in the Nebraska
and Colorado sections of the
Julesburg Basin. Chandler and
ratio
making
to
First
Fenner
_
1,062,500 shs.
Carroll,
in
corporation, located in the
Houston, xt-xas, lixed a registration
24, 195S, covering $2,500,000 of
the
have
all
Co.
at
or
to
•
Bradco
driller and
operations
acquire
Gamewell
This
participation with Chandler
Simpson
to
The
acquisition and to vote on
capital stock, part oi which would be available
against
has
offer
an
of
1%
Pierce,
Outstanding
••'$48,070
proposed'
re-worked;
$240,124
FINANCING
\
made
at
balance
repayable
1660
,
resulted
production
Goldman, Sachs &
Lehman Brothers
Merrill Lynch,
$5,140\a month.
liabilities
date
forth
The
1,500,000 shs.'
the
are
years
interest
Purchase
set
and
They are self liquidating,
being reduced at the rate of
now
to
and
equipment.
special meeting
the proposal.
Biiss
1959
total
a
reduction
were
months,
Jan.
PRESENT
notes
the
achng
*s
,
5nt
debentures
company
year
:
bear
$5,577,643
by chattel mortgages and conditional
monthly installments," covering some of the
has
o.fer
share.'
A
building in
against
as
increasing each month.
and
the
TO
of
Blyth & Co., Inc.
the
of
by the boards of directors of bath Bliss
Potter, president of Bliss, and William J.
Gamewell,
upon
Baruch-
year.
in
one
cents)
The
production
through June 30,
from
years or a
to
future.
near
EFFECT
',V
ot
Blijs Co.—Proposed Acquisition—-
Robert
oi
of
approximately four
1959,
approved
and
per
cash
Kenilind
been
a
purchased
Denver has been
appointed to operate and manage the
Gross rentals amount to $335,000 per annum and the
esti¬
flow should result in the
recovery of our investment in
building.
28,
1
lmeiest payment
Hewlett,
supermarkets
the best' interests
of
the
stockholders
of
companies."
Bliss
already
owns
109,400,
or
3,0.56%
of
the
shares of Gamewell common stock now
outstanding.
Under, the terms of the proposal Bliss would,
effer
one
share
of •
E. W. Bliss. Co. common
stock, plus one-half share of $1.80 cumulative
convertible voting preferred stock for each
share of Gamewell common?
stock
outstanding.- The preferred stock could be converted into 1.2
shares
of
Bliss
common
stock
and
would
be
redeemable
at
$31.50
wholly-owned subsidiary—The Columbine
a
$2,600,000 building in Denver, Colo.,
known as the Columbine
Building.
--"The building is
fully rented to such prime tenants as Shell Oil
Corp.,
Carter Oil
Co.,
General American
Insurance
Co.,
American
Metals Climax, Inc., Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Kansas City
Title
Co.,
and
others.
Financing
was
arranged
through Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United
States.
The Central Bank &
Corp.—has
weeks ended Feb.
Feb.
^UNDERWRITERS—The
in>
one
357,912
Baruch-Kenilind Oil Corp.—Buys
Building—
>
new
1974 and 1975, and
$2,000,000 to
.$1,000,0C0 maturing to April
1, 1961 bear
Bavside.
born
;
Architect-engineers lor the reactor will be Vitro Italiana, the Italian
subsidiary of Vitro International, New York.-—V. 190, p. 767.
building1
these
$600,000 in
amount of
per annum, and
subsidiary's
on
and
each
in 1973,
the
in
3 l/2 %
Th<?
$50j,000
Brooklyn,
in
secured
and
company
all
the
assume
proposed
will
announced.
was
W.)
The
-
for
Pisa,
will
J.
Italy's
used
engineering
Livorno
designed
Aug.
of
Authorized
(par
notes
contracts,
Italian
an
on
.
Sites
(
stock
"These
Babcock
for
be
University of Pisa
Academy
and
Nucleare,
agency,
in
one
•
Co.—Sign Nuclear Reactor Contract
The
to
52
GIVING
Babcock & Wilcox
contract
offices
and
$108,304.
various dates, and are
-.-V. 190, p. 47.
a
Brooklyn,
subsidiaries;,had consolidated sales
income
pany's fixtures
awarded
principal
in
January, 1960.
County.
Sundry notes payable after
$7,500,000 with earnings per share
p. 354.
C.A.M.E'.N., Centra Autonomo Militare
Energia
Government-owned
research
and
training
its
Nassau
EARNINGS—For the
its wholly-owned
,
shares
in
probably
between 55 cents and 60 cents.—V.
190,
■
common
presently plans to open two additional
markets,
Park, N, Y., in September, 1959, and another
located
net
Notes
interest at
the
and
Y.,
are
of
.
company,
with
three supermarkets
operates
Queens,
J972, $2,150,060
19/6.
*
sale
working capital and for a program
of,
operiing of additional food supermarkets.
BUSINESS—This
N.
super¬
"
-
the
for
the*
"
Ex¬
ended
year
*
from
the', company
expansion
.
an
stock."
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
3
George
S£Je
J
Street.
Morrissey. Editor;
Chicago 3, minoii*
of March 3, 1879
n.
Subscriptlcs*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(868)
4
The amount o i these notes outstanding upon
financing may be different from that stated above
seasonal conditions and the needs of the company.
debentures,
offered hereby, are junior to the 6%
subor¬
oi
maturity
completion
depending
days.
90
of
the
upon
fThese
the stockholders on
share
dinated
of
the
Oct.
participating debentures due Aug. 31,
1968, and senior to
subordinated debentures due Feb. 28, 1977.
jThe pr^lerred stock is callable at any time at $10 per share plus
dedared and
unpaid dividends. The preferred stock is a new class
of stock
created
from the former class A common stock by action
of
the
stocknolders on
June 3,
1959. The former class A common
stock
was
a
$6
non-cumulative participating no par stock.
As a
result
of
this action
10 shares of preferred stock were issued
for
each share
of class A common
then held, the dividend of $6 per
share
was
changed to 70c per share, and the participating feature
of an additional $1 per share was eliminated.
Dividends at the rate
ci
5 %
share
$6 per
had been paid on the class A common stock
year
per
Aug.,. 1957.
550.000 shares are
each
for
$4
held
ten
of
as
1, 1959, at a price
warrants will
expire
the
of
natural
representing
warrants
stockholder is entitled
The
The
1900
offered.
lor
reserved
are
E.
Howard
board
partmr
in
Hornblower &
Weeks, 71-year-old
stock brokerage house, has been elected to the
He
is the"" first outside director to be elected
to
is
Aviation
also
Corp.
($1
American
of
Nationwide Food
lrj
decision
a
announced
suspended
which
poration.
proposed
of
found
prospectus contains misleading statements of material facts and
material facts required to be stated therein concerning (among
in
filed
the
omits
other
such deficien¬
cies existed and consented to the issuance of a stop order.
Central was organized in September 1956 to explore for oil and gas.
It has outstanding 1,001,380 shares
of stock.
The promoters, A. R.
Morris
Gils,
and
H.
C.
Evans,
which
Inc.,
proceeding,
held
oil
leases
gas
ana
Northwestern
in
lease
leases
of
and
Oregon,
and, assigned—them
terminated,
800,000
in
Central
to
land
the
on
Central
shares.
has
now
(
Central in return for a net
no
drilling operations to
conducted
date.
Based
which
on
that
•
was
to
leases
the
form
of
the
rock
lormations
of
presence
facts,
the
Commission
is
covered
with
the
pros¬
area
underlain
or
1,000
is
such
unfavorable
an
factor
largely to preclude surface determination of geologic structural
features underlying the igneous formations; fails to disclose the risks
involved in drilling for oil and gas in the' area; omits to set forth
geological
gas
the
location
data
being found
from
of
also
fails
live
test
to
the
commercial
appreciable
be
the
surface
found
report
additional
based
a
study
which
the
drilled
been
on
rock
that
also
"afforded
might
samples
of
said
were
the
in
found
little
very
the
to
of
use
objective
mary
•well
or
taken
be
to
to
of
geological
from
the
well
is
to
of
determined
from
surface
conditions in the
basalt
the
for
the
The
cap.
well,
which
surveying
sedimentary
drilled
the
encouragement,"
prospectus states
test
a
py
that
Central's
consist
may
samples
Commission
of
pri¬
not
set
However,
forth
the
Commission
time
the
when
commented,
the
or
the
circumstances
new
a
management might make such change
cation concerning the nature of
does
nor
it
prospectus
under
does
which
provide
the
indi¬
any
any such change; and it further fails
of
priority in which the proceeds would be used
the proposed stock offering were sold.
Other deficiencies found
by the Commission included the
following:
failure to disclose that the
promoters hold oil and
to
state
if
the
of
leases in
gas
of
Central's
for
to
ure
properties; failure to disclose the
of
escrow
disclose
shares
material
pations during the last
to
or
disclose
proposed
to
be
The
to
an
and
officers, directors
and
fail¬
a
principal
of
has
issued
an
least
approving
an
amendment
to
At
bonds, due Aug.
July 29, 1952.
Aug.
17,
1959,
$980,082
1,
1952.
Court
the
approval
1952
of
w
principal
amount
of
the
income
also
of
Central
dividend
Indiana
Gas
and
Chrysler
bark
in
on
International,
a
When
ment
the
of
of
prigram
Argentina,
it
program
than
more
conjunction
Basset.—V.
for
bonds
are entitled to receive not only
distributions thereon since 1952 and
Co.
common
stock
(plus dividends)
t0 makstha
be
share
basis.
Cenpuc has
f eCt t0 the cons°Mdation
CenpuCS°Sck0hS by"rthemSh
«
aomotal
agreed
that
stock
n^rf are.now entitled
V190,
peC355
the
as
to
Itock-
receive
the am°Unt 01 128 for caoh share
the 1952 plan, which is
number
of
The
1959
SEC
to
and
under the 1952 plan;
the
oi
p^friod Ended July
way
Ra
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
31—
revenue..
expenses
from
railway
op.
♦Deficit.—V.
ry.
op.
new
new
p.
by
to
orders
1961,
it
will
represent
invest¬
an
market
and
The
lines
two
will
program
distributor
in
of
be
1959—-Month—1958
$890,000
737,177
$835,000
853,884
giving^ interested
applications
of
York
y
B.
Central
and
Genera]
Co.
and
Pennsylvania
RR.—V.
Harris
Aug.
17
Officer,
Manager,
J.
188,
is
190,
356.
p,
who
Cohu
Board
director
a
elected
was
Chairman
of
the
the
of
board
Chairman
and
Electronics,
of
share
one
of
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
Highway
Trailer
ol
Ward
Chairman
La
the
of
France
Truck
Executive
Corp.,
Committee.
stock
—
7 Mos —1958
$6 216 000
t.Miam-
$152,823
*$18,884
$1,214,814
203,200
13,300
$6 104 nno
for
net
$556,725
837,188
.Kto,\ntUTLPr°Pe:tiesVL<,s
Ange,es> CaIif-
directors have authorized
—
To Offer
the sale of 33,880
sale
for
made
at
reminded
of
per¬
of
before
as
and
—
South Africa, Ltd.—ConStock—
that
to and including Dec,
up
converting
part thereof
their
holdings
(not being less
during the remainder of
each
three
shares
held
of
will
proceeds
be
used
company's working
reduce
to
electronic
of the company's sales in
in
1958
sales
1959
CAPITALIZATION
were
either
31,
to
as
than £10 nominal)
the current
calendar
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
five
income
PRESENT
A
Of
the
stock.
Miami,
Fla.
Registers
—
Commission—
W.
36th
Ave.,
on
Aug.
25,
common^ stock
class
A
and
1959,
10,000
covering
shares
200,000
common,
filed
Miami,
of
shares
are
to be offered for public sale by the present
the remaining 50,000 shares are to be offered
are
and
account
per
Corp.
financial
also
has
services.
agreed
of
shares
Morris
sell
to
class
B
B.
to
Morris,
Clayton
of
one
the
Securities
stock
common
each
at
selling
Cerf
and
price
a
of
share.
per
in
engaged
is
company
the
business
of
manufacturing
and
has
millwork products and building material specialties. It
250,000 shares of class B common and 200,000 shares of
common.
Net proceeds to the company from its sale of the
A
additional
be
used
50,000
class
follows:
as
A
stocking
inventory
the
vicinity
of
machinery
create
in
for
at
branch
new
a
about
the
selling
Orlando, Fla.;
and
$35,398 for
to expand the pre-fabrication
to
of
be
to
are
equipping
in
opened
acquisition
of
departments
new
to
and
facilities.
production
stockholders
$125,398,
cost
operation
order
additional
The
estimated
shares,
$90,000 to be applied toward
and
outstanding
the
net
class
its
and
the
Morris
are
Morris,
B,
President,
Herman
Vice-President, and Bernard Lash, Treasurer, who pro¬
all of their present holdings of 150,000, 40,000 and 10,000
of the class A common stock. They will continue
Feldman,
sell
to
pose
respectively,
shares,
to
187,500,
own
B
50,000
12,500
and
common,
shares,
respectively,
.
the
of
class
.
ac¬
Co.
Controls
for
Corp.,
Exchange
outstanding
class
1958.
and
of
$3
and
cents
selling
record
equipment
and
located at 6865
N.
statement with the SEC
5,000
The
W
television
$5,628,698;
$3,665,500
were
Co.
10
capital.
and
Products
Securities
advice
Jr.
company
EARNINGS—Sales
of America—New
Plant—
months
This
$409,130.
lnd.,
FINANCING
company
established
has
according
to
production
new
a
announcement
an
Aug.
on
plant in Winamac,
by Louis Putze,
25
President.
'
Authorized
note
6%
from
payable
I960
Common
to
54,635
shares
upon
but
($1
shares
held
of
the
to
stock,
date
issuance
86,180
shares
for
stock
have
this
issuance
As
been
amount,
of
were
shares
of
reserved
63,820
percentages
which
of
of
names
the shares
they have severally
of
the
21,
for
shares
of
all
unsubscribed
are
stock
of
and
H.
17
J.
A.
Hogle
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
3
F.
F.
Hutton
J.
3
Jones,
public
456,000 shares of 60 cent cumulative con¬
preferred stock ($8 par) and 450,000 shares of
stock (par 10 cents). The offering was
made only in units of one share of preferred and one
share of class A common, at a price of $10 per unit.
Each
the
common
of
offered
A
Kreeger <fc Co
5
Lentz,
Newton
&
Co
2
Lester,
Ryons
&
Co._
2
Carl
Loeb,
Reeves
Rhoaries
Barth
Blair
&
&
Co.
Co.,
Inc._
&
Francis
Evans
Weedon
I.
&
du
Goodbody
Hallowell,
—V.
&
3
Co
&
Co.-
&
&
M.
Daniel
2
Co
share
preferred stock is
Co
&
Co.__:
Co.
Co.
___
5
&
Co.,
6
2
2
Jnc.____
Woolrych, Currier & Carlson
356,
V.
and
188,
EFFECT
balance
2
to general
PRESENT
TO
mort¬
funds.
FINANCING
Authorized
—
to
Gait
Cook
which
109,800
$3,534,000
of
——
*11,592,391
—
stock:
convertible
cumulative
60c
properties
subject.
are
company
Capital
Outstanding
$3,972,957
and notes—
Non-interest
40-year instalment debs.
Mortgages to Arthur T, Gait end Ida
preferred.
stock
(par
$8)—
I
f6%
cumulative
preference
stock,
2141.
p.
the
estate
real
GIVING
♦Mortgages
2
3
of Class
a
with principal offices in Fort Lauderdale,
and land development
and sales.
company
in
engaged
CAPITALIZATION
2
Wyllie & Thornhill—
Jenks,
shares
the proceeds to prepay
3
&
C,
Williams
is
and add
company
BUSINESS—This
Fla.,
will use
company
'
2
Stifel, Nicolaus <Sc Co., Inc
T.
3
the
against
gage
5
....
convertible into 2
common.
2
2
Co
p.
&
5
Inc.—
Sulzberger,
&
190,
Inc
Co
Pont &
Co.,
Kirkland
—•
-
Middlebrook,
Hentz
headed by
vertible
class A
the
now
Offered—An
Cruttenden, Podesta &
and J. R. Williston & Beane on Aug. 26 offered to
the
follows:
as
17
Inc.
designed to help take care of
Ir.d., where the company's
manufactured.—V. 190, p, 668.
Properties, Inc.—Securities
group
PROCEEDS—The
Hayden, Stone & Co._
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
is
are
Co.
been
stock
authorized
exercise
Ridge
underwriting
issuance
have
options
common
Coral
into
200,000
restricted
principal underwriters
agreed to purchase
out¬
issued' for
Aug.
outstanding
exercise
upon
1959,
converted
granted and 50,000 shares for issuance upon
held by the holder of the 6% note payable.
UNDERWRITERS—The
facility
appliances
*1,414,141 shs.
August,
not
option
this
timers for home laundry
750,000
2,461
conversion.
exercise
upon
In
notes
including
of
of company's
common
exercise of options.
Of
for
treasury.
subordinated
common
accrued
in
that
expanding operations at North Manchester,
750,000
;
convertible
said
Putze
Mr
Outstanding
serially
par4,800,000 shs.
34,672
5.5%
interest
maturing
1969
stock
♦Excludes
standing
450,000 shs.
450,000' shs.
10,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
$4,650,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
.
Chicago District Pipeline Co.—To Build—
The
Federal
construct
to
Power
Commission
pipeline facilities,
enable
it
Midwestern
to
Gas
receive
at
will
and
build
has
transport
Co.,
of
about
measurement
pipeline
to
Peoples
Gas
facilities.
daily
to
Chicago
(in
built
be
Light
will
&
It
will
within
Coke
deliver
also
the
Co.
up
to
city
cost
natural
Houston,
50.1
miles
this
of
company
about
gas
$12,100,000,
received
from
Texas.
of
lease
about
limits
of
6.4
miles
Chicago
by
of
36-inch
its
feet
Chicago District,
of
natural
gas
at a point near Joliet, for the account of
customers, up to the following peak
day volumes
Ie?tt; Peoples, 100,000,000; Northern Indiana Public
Service
200,000,000; and Northern Illinois Gas Co.,
60,000,000.
capacity
While
of
the
Calumet
will
line
by
increase
the
maximum
approximately
applying
of
preferred
after
tion,
68c
additional
mum
of
10,000,000 shs
300,000 shs.
.
$1,360,000
dated April 23,
will be
10c)
(par
$2,000,000 of the proceeds from the sale of the
stock and class A common stock offered hereby
cancellation
agreement
10c)——
(par
stock
cancelled
1959,
for
which
amount
accordance
in
with
540,000).
12, 1959.
In addi¬
dollar prepaid before 1967 (maxi¬
be
can
daily delivery
556,930,000 cubic feet.
this, is in excess of the immediate requirement^ of the
Calumet
portion of Chicago District's system, the FPC
stated, the construction
will
be
stock
will
.
addition
initially
and
be
cancelled—approximately
an
preference
of
class
July
reserved
for
of
aggregate
issue
stock,
common
A
each
stock
common
upon
issue
The
of
"
'
150,00Q
share
/
$4,-
'
- •
upon
of
the
•
preferred
of class A common stock
conversion of the 10,000 shares
shares
upon
of
conversion
which
payment
is
to
convertible
the
stock, after July 31,
31, 1965.
NOTE:
the
A
of class
-
.
aggregate of 900,000 shares of class A common stock
initially reserved for issue
of
share
an
prepayment
amended June
as
each
parent
District's
authorized
♦After
and
share
stock
common
common
tin
cubic
per
A
shares
.
360,000,000
$1
Class B
to
cubic
facilities
value
par
Class
authorized
estimated
an
Transmission
District
Midwestern
563.
B
stockholders,
,
television
counted for 82.9%
31,
continue
with
and
Homemakers,
will
corporation,
common
oi
Inc.—Rights
which manufactures
May
Smith
of the issuing company. The offering is to
share through an underwriting group headed by
of Boston, which will receive a commission
of
.345 cents
per
share. The company and the selling stockholders
have agreed to pay Floyd D. Cerf Jr.
Co. Inc., of Chicago a fee of
2%
($3,000 in the case of the company and $12,000 in the case of
the
stockholders) of the initial public offering price in consideration
Indus¬
designs, develops and manufactures elec¬
and electro-acoustic
equipment.
Of
the
company's
three
operating
divisions
located
in
San
Diego,
Calif.,
Hingham, Mass. and Schenectady, N. Y„ the Kin Tel devision on the
ended
&
combined
shares for each £100 of stock. During the two
following rates will apply: 1960—37 £1 ordinary
stock; and 1961—35 £1 ordinary shares for each
184. p. 1120...
Securities
shares
be
company
debt'and to increase the
coast
be
operations
ordinary
registration
for
jointly by Hayden, Stone & Co. and Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson, Incorporated.
west
Street
will
The
Young
Fields of
conversion
outstanding
holders thereof;
The subscription offering will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EDST) Sept.
9, 1959. The offering is being
underwritten by a group of investment firms
managed
industrial
magazines.
years the
each £100
noyv
Aug. 21, 1959.
tronic,
of
class
Beard
Offering to Common
is offering to the holders
of its common stock rights to subscribe at
$5.25 per share
for 353,535 shares of additional
common
stock at the
rate
other
£1
250,000
747.
Stockholders—The
on
for
publications
are
any
stock —V.
This
succeeding Donald D. Thomas, President
will remain indefinitely in an advisory
Chairman
Klein,
p.
paid
for
of
Clayton
elected
of
Charm
magazines.
Living
right
the
to
as
is 39 £1
With
tries, Inc.
—V.
several
and
President
issue,
Nast
Smith
stock
Construction
Corp.—Chairman Elected—
on
Executive
Charnay
or
fully
£100
capacity.
Mr.
an¬
Publications, Inc.-, will be operated
Conde Nasi. Publications Inc.,
Unsecured Loan
have
they
shares
persons until Sept. 2,
the New York Stock
of
RR.
Charnay
Chief
President,
The
as
November
Conde
&
loan
of
subsequent
a
David
and
the
stock
Engines
and
Board
ordinary shares of the company. Holders of £10
stock or less may convert their entire holding. Any balance of stock
representing a fractional entitlement to an ordinary share will be
repaid in cash at par.
trucks,
Fevre
36-inch main pipe¬
paralleling its existing Joliet-Calumet lines to Chicago;
approxi¬
mately 2.3 miles of 30-inch lateral line; and additional control and
1959
Redemption—
2032.
p.
whole
the
undertaken
Argentina,
Charm
of
continuing
the
the
Street
Holders
into
upon
Gray
of
Mademoiselle,
The rate
Wearing
delist
Clinton
The
/
and distribution
preferred and common stock of this railroad
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.,
the outstanding shares of which companies is held,
respectively,
New
Co.,
c
assembly
768.
a
Z.
Version of 6%
em¬
25.
operation,
Chrysler
the
issued
has
common
most of
con¬
Inc.—Earnings—
25,539
def
190,
immediately
line
Ry.
the
1960
$15,000,000.
p.
request'
the
court
bonds will
Cenpuc shares to which
or they may for a limited
rCCeiVe $28 PCr Share * lleu
Vermont
Aug.
on
will
the
of
Smith
&
subsidiary
Consolidated Gold
subsidiary,
a
manufacturing,
in full
is
with
150,
Chicago
Central
truck
Street
with
of
189,
subject to
income
of
with
Inc.—Acquisition—
Chairman
Homemakers,
that
one
other
year
converted
of its
any
will have the right
KYal- an/ of fche remaining holders of the old
!^hho+ J
t0 receive the sarae number of shares
solidated
company
A.,
Arthur
sonnel
"ie
CnrnnWarrtr^all°? t0 shares
ue named Consolidated Electronics' Industries
Corp. and into whose
Cenpuc's capital stock will
n
notification
25 that Conde Nast had acquired all the outstanding
& Smith Publications, Inc., publishers of
Mademoiselle,
Young
Effective
Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. Louis Ry.—Delisting—
Crowell,
share
oi
356.
Publications
wholly-owned
the
Chrysler International will build
starting with the new i960 models.
in
Coburn
a
S.
for
a
Giamour,
563.
p.
announced
was
Boettcher & Co.—
on
190,
of
with
dated Sept.
1,
1959,
will mature serially
installments from March 1, 1960 to Sept. 1,
will be secured by equipment estimated to cost
Chrysler Corp.—Subsidiary to Build and Market
the
rw^ outstanding The holders thereof
Cenpuc stock but
shares
S.
also stated
be
to
$3,937,500.—V.
options,
order
460 and
pp.
Nast
as
semi-annual
inclusive,
reserved
&
obtained
was
equal
shares
Plan—
V««or reoi"£>an*zak10n and recapitalization of this corporation, known
Q?ienr,fUtV, The. Plan Provided, among other things, for cancellation
1000100
SSf outs.tandm& securities of Cenpuc and the issuance of
J0,?;1®0,/
Is of n5w }6 par value common stock to the holders
of its 5/2%
income
plan
6,
certificates,
30
occu¬
promoters
Corp.—SEC Approves Amend¬
Reorganization
190,
He
Model Trucks in Argentina—
agree¬
adequately their remuneration, including compensation
paid during the next year.—V.
188, p. 1515.
1952
SEC
of
by officers and directors;
information concerning the
Central Public Utility
ment
terms
owed
five years
will accept bids for the purchase from it of $3,equipment trust certificates. Such bids, will be received
at its office, Room 205.
547 West Jackson Blvd.,
111., up to noon
(CDT; on Sept. 9, 1959.
of
company
areas
contiguous to Central's leases and will benefit from
successful explora¬
tion
ment
1.
V.
order
only part
Y.—V.
Conde
Living
1974,
a
the
require."
N.
187,
company
the
report
be
under
drill
drilled
This
of
materially misleading for various
to state that what might be considered
basis
proceeds,
conditions
encouraging.
very
letter
a
pur¬
Street
was
any
deepening of the well drilled by Northwestern; and it notes
management
reserved
the right
to change the application
proceeds and priority thereof "as circumstances
may prescribe
or
that
employees of the company
and Key Employees.—V.
^
Officers
stock
The
miles
of
prospectus
prospectus
stated.
As
The
pertinent facts with respect to
the general area, determined
of favorable structural
be
of
benefit
in
observation
on
Commission
not indicative
hundreds
area
without
information.
strongly recom¬
the properties and indicated that such
reasons, including the failure
favorable
structural
conditions
are
an
chosen
was
scientific
included
is
and
by
in
is
unlikelihood of oil and
fails to point out that
and
abandoned.
exploratory drilling
Northwestern,
was
have
and
recommendation
relative
well
and
favorable
certain
which
holes
geologist's
mended
of
disclose
wells
dry
The
the
test
proposed
production
amount
to
indicating
commercial quantities;
in
key
and
for
with
as
known
filed
17
With
Files
—
corporation
Patcevitch,
in
and that Northwestern
en¬
to 2,400 feet; fails to disclose
formations
Aug.
on
supplies
Aug.
150,000
formations
from
such
that
found
deficient" in that the
the greater part of the
"materially
disclose that
located
are
igneous
such
countered
stipulated
statement
adequately
fails
some
the
upon
registration
its
Exchange
•'
pectus
additional
2455.
p.
has called for redemption on Oct. 1, next, through
the sinking fund, $760,000 or its 5% debentures, series I
due 1982 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made al the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of. New York. 140 Broadway, New York 15,
on
to
corporation
on
by
which Northwestern had
drilled a well to
a
depth of 3,360 feet.
Morris and Evans obtained
the oil and gas leases after that company's operations ceased and its
under
for
189,
Inc., Miami Beach, Fla.
Exchange Commission—
and
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—To Sell Equipmts.
that
stockholders
minority
were
formerly
stipulated
Central
demand
per
The
and
things) the intended use of the proceeds of the proposed offering and
the description of
Central's properties (including a geological report
■with respect thereto), and does not make plainly evident the specu¬
lative features of the business and securities of Central.
In a stipu¬
lation
to officers
Incentive Plan
granted
to
Chicago
this cor¬
shares of
statement
registration
Central's
that
whose
growing.—V.
Acres,
V.
at
Commission
The
offering
area
The
stock.
common
this
continually
nounced
Exchange
and
filed by
3,000,000
statement
public
the
Securities
the
21,
Aug.
on
registration
a
avoid
to
operation ol
Commission—
1203.
Inc.—V. 190, p. 4b.
Service,
Wash. —Stock Registration
Seattle,
Inc.,
time
in
is
shares
options
p.
Registers Stock Plan
—
corporation, located at 120 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, Pa.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 20, 1959, covering
of its common stock,, to be issued upon the exercise of
a
suant
National
Foundries,
Steel
Suspended by Securities and Exchange Commission—
Commission
Corp.
_
director
a
and
Oils
Central
Products
With Securities and Exchange
This
Buhse,
Buhse
this
at
construction in this highly industrialized
will provide maximum long range benefits
'Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Partial
75,000
company's -board.
Mr.
required
and
300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), through Williams & Associates, Newark) N. J,
The proceeds are to be used to purchase
properties, advertising and
foi working capital.
on
Certain-Teed
filed
Products Corp.—New Director-
directors.
oi
355.
190, p.
reasonably
piecemeal
,
banking and
investment
the
key employees..—V.
to
.
conversion of the debentures now
but unissued common stock
for
authorized
the
issuance
Ceco Steel
.
^
of
shares
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
covering
SEC
Aug. 5 filed, a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 33,880 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $4 per spare, without underwriting.
The proceeds are. to be used to retire in part its current bank loans.
—V. 189, p. 915
company
is
.
area,
gas
Securities
to
of
consumers
Collier
the
number
of shares
which
purchase will be mailed to shareholders
Sept. 8, 1959 together with offering circular. The procedure for
handling these warrants will be advised in a subsequent communication.
Transferable
about
pipeline
cost
congested
to
1, 1959.
each
36-inch
high
and
since
reserved
the
the
to purchase one
Sept.
Subscription
share.
per
basis of the right
a
of
These shares will be offered to
shares ol capital stock.
.
into
company
of
1960 and on
15
shares
$3.33
or
prior
per
to
<
company
restricted
may
stock
adopt
options,
a
stock
option plan providing for
under the Internal Revenue Code
(869)
of
1954,
to
officers
purchase not. in
and
other
of
excess
key
200,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
employees
shares
underwriters
the
of
of class
named
A
to
company
stock.
common
options
agreed to. purchase, and the company has agreed to
sell
to them
severally, the following- respective numbers of units, each unit consist¬
ing of one share of the company's 60c cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred
stock
and
share
one
of
the
class
company's
Note:
severally
nave
A common
stock:
1959,
Podesta
Willis ton
Units
' *
,
R.
J.
8c
<te
Co.
Walston 8c Co., Inc
Kalman
8c
Co.,
Boetccher
Battles,
Lenta,
Newton
Roman
—V.
8c
&c
William
the
T.
8c
cipally
of
in
blend
Corn
the
at
Berry
V.
189,. p.
8c
Co
Net
Net
6,000
Henderson
Co.,
.
Inc.
Aug.
on
The
Inc.
ments
Manse
Deficit.—V.
ry.
Net
190,
where
area
it
Old
yecrs.
Manse
will
distributed
the
been
has
Manse
111., plant).
nationally known
is
be
prin¬
is
on
since
syrups
made
Aug.
share
cents
24
in
slocK
Blake,
extensive
an
conserve
The
plans
the
In
leading
packed
field
syiup
business
wind
to
maple
Corn
by
See
its
up
1898,
Oelerich
operation.—
syrup
S.
Dividend—
dividend
a
to
five
of
cents
share
a
regular quarterly oiviaend
preferred stock.
Quarterly pay¬
$5.25
previously had been made
said
the
by
of
program
to
that
the
on
taken
action
in
the
the
on
Cornell-Dubilier
the
meet
the
the
that
fact
expansion
resources
includes
a
common
electronics
is
common
undertaking
field
and
be
consolidated
with
about
in
modern
research
and
40,347,883
$5,332,299
$4,497,253
has
deficit
53,014
474,442
151,806
1,474,447
The
clusively
the
Marietta
company's
facilities
manufacture
of
in
Cleveland,
automobile
by this program—at Indianapolis,
Hope
Cleveland—will be liquidated at some loss.
70%
also
announced
owed
it
by
stock
common
Diebold
will
be
that
Tobe
the
Valley.
order
to
that
the
within
the
management,
he
said.
is
It
stock
in substantial losses which
ex¬
of
the
in
Mr.
Blake
excellent
proceeds
will
of
this
from
to
plus
in
substantial
sales
for
income
Net
surplus
investments
of
spite
of
confidence
declare
$18,781,305, compared
earlier.
and
to
company's
the
result
in
refund
tax
$1,200,000
The
the
five
loss
a
of
loss
filed
with
officers
subsidiaries.
of
for
common
ended
months
$20,259,776 for
operations,
before
said,
in-<
stock
The
represent
anticipated
end
year
the
declared
of
Federal
a
16%
Pacific
the
Electric
Co.,
and
and Octave Blake
interest.—V. 190, p.
stock
sale
will
net
accrue
BUSINESS—Curtis
1946,
and
Key
1932.
From
blanks
and
which
is
utilizing
and
its
the
/
to
the
and
356,
a
inception
key
cutting
national
direct
garages
Inc.
sales
and
of
the
machinery
established
distribution
force
throughout
been
go
to
selling
alum
the
business
are
in
and
its
as
of
1932
sold
sole
second
a
servicing
the
until
1940
replacement
activity.
In
In
supply
the
lease
houses
16
a
located
now
rooms
and of the predecessor partner¬
at
1130
East
222nd
St.,
AS
OF
AUG.
The
July 8,
company
par
a
24,
was
value
1959,
authorized
number
increased from 250 no par
shares ar.d the company's
2200-for-l
tlncludes
the
basis.
25,800
shares
common
value
for
isuance
to
sh&res
upba
v
*550,000
shares
shares
common
•ir'-J.-vj
-
reserved
v
of
of
President
the
that
this
in
Herring-Hallpurchase of his
he
Mr.
the
.
.
with
exercise
.
of
that
Railway
be
can
withstand
in
the
midst
of
the
great
intense
an
treating
facilities,
considerably
in
the
and
extensive
creation
of
testing
satisfactory
a
the
Turbodrill
Division
was
located
in
South
mechanism
of
was
17
drilling
contractors.—V.
199,
Net
Net
and
after
careful
1959,
for
a
consideration
at¬
not
of
contract
Safe Co.
the opinion
interests of cus¬
purchase,
in
187,
$3,689,378
2,580,005
2,822,625
17,518,317
$1,109,373
$3,662,806
'
3,142,490
$6,959,379
$402,056
2,391,368
*1,161,243
from
rev.
railway
1959—Month^l9581959—7 Mos.—19581
$6,485,431 $24,477,696 $16,480,49(>
revenue
ry.
inc.—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
op.
190,
381,461
16,078,440
564.
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended July 31—
Net
Net
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$503,000
$426,500
$3,420,000
426,470
355,919
2,516,064
$3,452,600
2,350,772
op.
$76,530
$70,581
$903,936
$1,101,828
inc..
"53,962
*31,581
21,404
237,731
from
rev.
railway
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
expenses.
oper.
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
190,
564.
p.
Dynacolor Corp.—Acquires Kodachrome Facilities—
This
corporation
tiations
the
had
and Pathecolor, Inc. announced on Aug. 17 nego¬
completed with respect to the sale to Dynacolor of
been
Kodachrome
processing
facilities and
operated by Pathecolor in Bayonne, N. J.
Dynacolor plans to continue
to
operate
allied
the
equipment
facility
formerly
strictly
a
as
Kodachrome
processing plant and will sell its Kodachrome processing
only through qualified photofinishers in accordance with the
company's established policy.
Eventually all of Dynacolor's accounts
in Metropolitan New York, New England and certain other areas which
services
best be served
can
by air from New York will be shifted
plant.
~
The
acquisition of the
color's
in
to
the
Bayonne
,
plant represents
new
continuation
a
of
Dyna¬
planned program to provide local Kodachrome processing service
section
every
the
of
United States.—V.
190,
p.
49.
East Tennessee
Tennessee
See
1260
With SEC
Bloomfield,
Street,
Broad
8c
nad
and
Co.
P.
underwriting
Brooks
W.
terms
are
N.
J.,
8c
with
connection
and
(3)
prior
a
provide
851.
p.
Dr.
in
Pepper
Pepper.
Dr.
firm
will
known
be
•
,<
the
as
Dr.
with
offering
1
off
or
the new Dr.
of
of
part
21
to
a
big
•
Pepper Bottling
counties
in
the
Bottling
Co.
Co.
of
property
is
of
have
have
the
agreed
subordinated
them
and
will
Corp.,
addition.
entered
acquired
be
to
$4,500,000
into
to
a
plans
provide
plus
six
first
two
is
assign
estimated
aggregate
at
the
for
that
least
the
contract
interests.
the
Defiance,
O.
—
Debentures
Of¬
debt
and
earnings
shown a steady increase. Looking back only to 1953, sales
multiplied almost fourfold, to more than $26 million today. Net
for the year ended June 30,
1959, was more than 12 times
maximum
annual
interest
requirement, and net current assets
have
have
Income
the
amount
to
for
$1,900
President
every
The
of
debenture,
$1,000
Ohio
according
to
Ewing
T.
Co.
This
Products Co.—Purchases Berkeley
of
company
City,
Jersey
company
for
meeting
floors.
is
190,
as
in
a
Industries
closet accessories.
the announcement, said
division of Ekco and all operating
making
retained.
and
of numerous closet accessory
display
fixtures and has
national distribution
distributors,
department
stores
and
chains.—1
manufacturer
257.
Electro-Sonic
Laboratories,
Inc.,
Long
City,
Commission
Island
With Securities and Exchange
Y.—Files
N.
President,
be operated
wholesale
p.
of
manufacturer
leading
a
notions
through
V.
will
will be
Berkeley
items,
J.,'
Ekco
Beggs,
Industries—
Aug. 20 announced purchase of Berkeley
on
N.
on Aug.
14 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, through L. D. Sherman & Co., New York, N. Y.
The
proceeds are to be used to retire outstanding bank loan;
to
increase inventories; for sales and promotional activities; to improve
The
SEC
corporation
100,000
covering
offered at $3
production
chinery;
per
facilities
and
for development
to acquire new and improved
and research and for working
tools and ma¬
capital.
and
loan is to
Messrs. Feinberg,
contract
Co.,
will provide funds for consolidation of the company's
contracted in acquiring another packing firm.
since the Eckert company's founding 15 year3
securities
The
Minne¬
froiri
cash
which
partnership
it
in
Packing
personnal
the
This
only.
estate
on
share.
per
189, p. 2241.
Company, investment banking firm of
Columbus, Ohio, on Aug. 23 announced the underwriting
of a $550,000 issue of 10-year 6% sinking fund deben¬
tures for The Eckert Packing Company, Defiance, Ohio.
The debentures, which are priced at $1,000 par value,
pluis accrued interest, are available in denominations of
$500 and $1,000, and are being offered to Ohio residents
Robert
rooms,
cents
of
Minneapolis-Duluth
which
75
of
fered—The Ohio
1
obligations an addition to the hotel,
story structure containing 176 guest
and offices, stores and hotel facilities
concession
oversubscribed.:—V.
was
Ekco
all
770.
p.
(par $1)
Aug. 14 by Courts & Co. at $22.25 per share,
on
dealer's
a
Boles,
Pepper
below.—V.. 190,
Manufacturing Co. of Connecticut, Inc.—Secon¬
made
was
ago
got
Minn.,
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Co.
dary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
long-term
Minneapolis,
Gas
Transmission
supplied
be
to
Inc.
Co.,
bonds due 1975 were
financing program
additional working
being constructed adjacent to the Newark
in
($10,000);
Natural
Gas
1893.
p.
Associates—Registers With SEC—
real
$500,000
by
July 31—
expenses-
oner,
Railway oper.
the
of
Diebold
Co.—Continues Expansion-
of
Hotels
in
split
.
heat
time
Period Ended
satisfac¬
85%
owned
Mosman
the contract."—V.
at
plant is
plant.—V. 188,
payable
span
1,500,000
were
to
which
are
by
of
Mosman's proposal and after our
their opinion tne acquisition would
in
190, p. 356.
struction
•>
.
bit
We
plant of the Security Engineering Division.
engineers will have the advantage of large metal¬
aid
the
Eckert
and
Zeckendorf
1959
**1,500,000
little
a
Dallas
should
Railway oper.
follows:
as
Webb & Knapp, Inc., for
$4,500,000 by taking title
subject to an existing Consolidated
Mortgage
in that
amount. In
addition the purchaser is required to make a loan of $1,000,000 to
Euclid,
Authorized Outstanding
shares—;
that
Railway
consummated."
furniture, furnishings and equipment. The general partners are Peter
I. Feinberg, Samuel Sockol, Louis Adler, Marvin Greenspan and Alfred
Kaplan,
Partnership interests are to be offered in units of $10,000.
Associates will not operate the hotel. The premises will be net leased
to Zeckendorf Hotels Corp.
which will erect in accordance with its
the
line of activity
replacement parts
automotive
leaves
turbodrill.
improved and per¬
desired.
Our principal
357..
the
key-
1940
of
been
in the rotors
and stators which comprise the essential
part of the turbine mechanism.
To date, Dresser's turbodrill has been
successfully used by 11 major
and
principal oil companies and
in
partnership, located at 60 East 42nd St., New York,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 20, 1959, covering
$5,905,000 limited partnership interests (590y2 units) in Drake Asso¬
ciates.
The
latter
is
a
partnership
organized in August 1959 for
the purpose of purchasing for investment the fee title to the Hotel
Drake at 56th and Park Avenue, New York, including land, puilding,
major
automotive
9
no
Mr.
alum
includes
This
country.
the company
CAPITALIZATION
on
of
price
kingsize
area.—V.
and
Ohio
in
turbine has
assuring more than 100 hours of service life on all
In addition, a number of other improvements were made
Koontz,
Division
Diebold to consider the
that ne could not find another
located
plant
$9,000,000,
*On
Mr.
us
provided
Distribution territory
apolis
Ohio.
Common
said
Anti-Trust
latter
the
Drake
stockholders,
incorporated
was
manufactured
The executive offices, of
ships have
the
statement with the SEC covering 10,000 shares
convertible preferred stock, $100 par, to be offered
($37,500)
the
bottling
Minneapolis.
all of the assets of the partnerships known
and
Curtis Industries. The company continued
predecessors which had commenced operations in
predecessors
the
will
for
parts
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.:—Earnings—
proposed
part
of
July when the
Nesbitt
Bottling Co.
of
Minnesota acquired a Dr. Pepper franchise for that heavily populated
area
which will be serviced with both the 6y2-ounce regular and the
company.
Industries,
predecessors
company's
company's
hearing,"
Mosman,
through Hardy
Dr. Pepper
acquired
Co.
of
business
proceeds
it
the
many improvements were
made in the turbine
the drill. A new rubber compound and
bonding technique
Violation—
,25 ,'oaid^ that",the
Aug.
mortgage indenture pursuant to which its 6%
Distribution
oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—The
the
to
turbodrill
laboratories,
Sales
represent
company,
common
the
essential
Dallas,
p.
company
issued
for
stock (no par) was made on Aug. 24 by Prescott, Shepard
& Co., Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, at $6 per share. This offer¬
Curtis
them
of
is engaged chiefly in the sale of sulfuric acid man¬
ufactured at its plant In Newark, N. J.
Net
proceeds of the preferred scock sale will become part of the
company's general funds and as such may be used for any proper
corporate purpose.
It Is contemplated that such proceeds, togetner
with the proceeds of a $750,000 term bank loan, will be applied to:
(1)
construction
of
an
aluminum
sulfate
("alum") plant to
cost
about $1,350,000; (2) reimbursement of expenses incurred in modifying
Curtis Industries, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 100,000 shares of outstanding common
the
most
year,
entirely
as
cumulative
public
The
as
is
public offering
by amendment.
30, 1959,
period a year
the like
6%
12-ounce
May,
next
liabilities of the Herring-Hall-Marvin
The
at
June
about $2,400,000,
which loss is offset by
$1,200,000,
this
bringing to
approximately
the period.
stock interest in
common
family
funds
expanded
registration
a
start
no
our
at
facilities
large
the
of
some
turbine
done
developed,
turbodrill bearings.-
that
dividend
are
was
to
that
us
corporation,
directors
ing
of
has
Division
the
been
turbo-bit."
or
an
opportunity for hearing.
This order runs for
Therefore,
we
will oppose the motion
of the
Anti-Trust
a preliminary
injunction in order that the acquisition may
The
2-5%
Central
cities
256.
the company's business—that
convinced
acid
his
size
Dixon Chemical & Research, Inc.—Registers
This
by
he
certain
the
devices
for
sulfuric
a
the
p.
reads
Warren
aspects
consummated
is
and
Division
lurgical
Echlin
Sept.
on
in
has
Diebold
to
capital.
payable
be
nay
requested
for
counsel,
on
the common stock on Aug. 24
25 to stockholders of record Sept. 10. 1959.
declared on the $5.25 preferred stock is payable
on
Oct.
15
to stockholders of record Sept. 18,
1959.
Tn July, 1959, Louis W. Cole, Thomas M. Cole, Frank H.
Roby and
Edward Bierma were elected directors of the company.
These new
be
$1.31 J/4
190,
Anti-Trust
statement
year,
Co.,
is
days.
be
for
dividend
cent
will
The
formal
business
notice
of
about
net
South
stores
lawful and in the best
tomers, stockholders and employees of both companies. The Department
of Justice sought and obtained a temporary restraining order without
write-offs, was $95,247, equal to 12 cents a share on the
512,390 shares of common stock outstanding at the close of the period,
against net income of $25,319 the year before.
However, the board of
directors
has
deemed
it
prudent
to
set
up
at this
time
certain
reserves,
totaling $2,500,000 to cover the contingencies cited. These
a
70
know,
developing
the
which
Turbodrill
improving
construction.
that
that
in
by
at
work
the
their
of
inventory
.reserves
in
opened
oppose
acquisition
this
"Diebold
result
together
outlook,
the
on
with
from
be
opportunity for a
the motion of
an
will
stantially all of the
losses.
nine
the
laws, the companies entered into an option agree¬
ment.
As a rqsult
of this option, on July 17, 1959, an agreement of
purchase and sale was entered into which provided lor the sale of
assets, business and properties of Herring-Hall-Marvin to Diebold for
the sum of $3,000,000 cash,
plus the assumption by Diebold of sub¬
and
position
refunds
assets,
in
in
dividend
a
the
financial
substantially by tax
liquidation
Midwest,
the
feel
we
lies
generally
rubber
point
now
attained
There,
the company's nine months'
Cornell-Dubilier's
strength,
directors
time
The
that
strengthened
advances
financial
fluenced
were
be
derived
liquidation
This
reported
and
the
of
increased
President,'tori
torneys had advised
operating statement.
t
for
violate the anti-trust
10
reflected
are
"the
plus an employment agreement for
period of nine years.
On June 16,
liquidate
will
in
16
but
that
He explained
of
Division
actions
acquisition
of the
70
which specializes in
$39,011,486
of
are
this
Corporation,
the
years
aimed
of
development program designed to bring drilling, bits
up to
the standard required by the turbodrill.
"To this end, we are moving
personnel and facilities of the Turbo¬
company—and that he was concerned about his future
problem of estate taxes.
He offered to sell the assets, business and
properties of his company to our company for a sum of $3,000,000
be developed into a profitable
objectives of the Cornell-Dubilier
these
all
would
without
Safe
the
that
the
is
As
three
work
Most
research and
Miller has sales of about $15,000,000
concentrated
Inc.—Denies
tory purchaser
cannot
estimated
is
units
the
company.
Corp. in which it has a
Cornell-Dubilier
has made
substantial
company
limits of
girls,
July 31.
on
said
of July 31. Diana,
had a volume of
Guiberson
the
nearly
intensive
turbodrill.
however,
to
speeds
store.
Koontz's
Marvin
to and investments in this
subsidiary and its facilities. The
potential considered evident for the subsidiary a year or more
failed to develop, and its recent operating results finally have
ago
and
with
we
"Earlier
Deutschmann
interest.
The
"For
in
the
turbodrill
drill
Diana,
as
shopping centers.—V.
and
that
Mr.
sold.
Worcester
planned
company
of
of
molding.
fected
involved.
was
said,
engaged
of
"Now,
'
Corp.—Acquires Chain—
Koontz,
"therefore,
advances
investment
47.
p.
Aug. 24 at the Federal Court in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Department
of Justice
filed a civil anti-trust suit
seeking to stop the proposed
merger and it obtained a 10-aay restraining order to block the merger
which was scheduled to take place Aug. 28 or 31.
"Tne restraining
order was sought and obtained without notice to
profit
demonstrated
188,
On
develop¬
devoted
now
antennas,
lete
indebtedness
above.—V.
Co.
by Diebold of
the
Safe
Co.,
in
the
Herring-Hall-Marvin
opinion of their counsel, is entirely lawful and in the best interests of
customers, stockholders and employees.
obso-*
Blake
O'Connor
been
mechanism
the
purchase
At the conclusion of the
program, Cornell-Dubilier will operate plants
in New Bedford, Mass.;. Providence, R.
I.; Plainfield, N. J., and Sanford
and
Fuquay
Springs,
N.
C.,
together
with
sales
and
engineering
faculties on the West Coast.
Facilities and inventories declared
Mr.
$44,845,136
'
faciilty.
to
1959—7 Mos.—1958
plant
Diana
new
Diebold
Blake
Providence.
30
suburban
Industries, Inc.—To Move Turbodrill Plant—
$280,713
commented
Raymond
new
this
May
The
$691,031
States,
a
purchase
op.
chain
have
the
to
37,149,272
During
not
incident
payments
$42,481,571
women
Miller
various
The
operation is expected to provide profitable economies in the operation
of both existing and future new units of the
enlarged chain." He said
state
will
the
5,743,864
President
Southern
Mr.
must
requirements of this program.
of
a
multi-million dollar
This increased emphasis upon research and
development,
said, is aimed at the broadening of the company's base.
The company recently
negotiated with the Tokyo Shibaura Electric
Co., Ltd., of Tokyo, Japan, an agreement affording Cornell-Dubilier
sales representation in the United States
and Canada for the Japanese
company's
semi-conductor
products
such
as
transistors, diodes and
thermistors.
This first venture into the solid state field is
expected
to provide valuable experience for the
company's future endeavors.
Included in the expansion program also are the transfer of
man¬
ufacturing operations from Indianapolis to Fuquay
Springs, N. C., and
the consolidation of operations at
Hope Valley, R. I., with those in
Mr.
and
$6,024,577
1959—Month—1958
Diana 208 units
for
the
have
required
capital of the partnership will consist of $85,000 in general
partnership
interests, $5,915,000 in limited partnership interests and
$950,000 ini
subordinated general and limited
partnership interests.
year.
do
types of components—espe¬
development of industrial elec¬
tronics equipment systems.
Initially, it is planned that this facility
will
employ about 100 physicists and engineers.
It is contemplated
that,
eventually,
the
company's
Cambridge
plant,
which
develops
automation
equipment for the production of Cornell-Dubilier's com¬
ponents,
deposits
are
location
564.
May,
gave
The
establishment
capacitors, resistors,
devices—and
the
upon
solid
ment
D.
to
Greenspan
and
5,125,149
ry.
op.
p.
and
$5,816,180
revenue
fiscal year that ended
and
emphasis
cially
1,729,790
Adler
contract
corporation's Turbodrill Division is to be moved from its
present
on
the grounds of The Guiberson
Corp., one of the Dresser
Industries, according to a statement released on
Aug.- 20 by J. B.
O'Connor, Dresser President.
expenses-
American
apparel
the
complete recasting of the company's sales organization.
proposed
laboratory in the Boston area
will
be
devoted
to
and
applied research in the electronics field, with particular
basic
*228,004
$5,168,336
corporation on Aug. 20 announced that it had acquired Ralph
H. Miller. Inc., a chain of 70 specialty shops and self-service discount
stores.
The purchase was made for an undisclosed amount of cash.
No
for research and
development in the Boston area,
the
building of a million dollar manufacturing plant near Providence for
the
production
of
mica
condensers,
the
modernization
of
existing
plants
and
equipment,
the
addition
of
new
lines, and a
fourfold
The
252,607
$6,404,207
3,598,351
$10,000 prior
of
public offering.
Messrs. Feinberg,"
deposited $350,000 under the pur¬
to deposit an additional $50,000 on
Sept. 15th and each month thereafter until the closing. The
$6,000,000
to be received from the general
partners' cash contributions and from"
the sale of limited
partnership interests will be applied to the ac¬
quisition of title to the Hotel Drake,
including the reimbursement of
Sockol,
This
laboratory
expansion
contribution
564.
p.
Diana Stores
producers
as
since
Corp.—Reduces
declared
the
on
President,
liquid
program
that
so
difficulty
in
1909.
addition
share
a
dictated
was
18,
Aug.
356.
p.
Dewey Portland Cement Co.—Exchange Offer—
and
Octave
$244,471
inc.
frcm
rev.
railway
—V.
stock.
stock
On
amended
190,
Mr.
Net
the
stores
per
20
$512,031
op.
190,
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
purchase
Chicago firm of
the
from
syrup
maple' syrups, -Old
many
common
of
redemed.
were
authorized.—V.
Dresser
2,500
announced
will be
offered
through Domax Securities Corp. and Peter
Feinberg
Securities Corp.
as
agents
of
Associates.. The
general
will contribute $85,000 in cash to the capital of the
part¬
nership; and an original limited partner has agreed to make a
capital'
partners
rubber
recently
directors
the
interests
the
of
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos—1958
$3,510,848
$3,295,106 $27,275,852 $26,268,568
2,998,817
3,050,635
20,871,645
21,100,232
Period Ended July 31—
1464.
$1.3IVa
shares
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
2,500
Nichol &
27
from
rev,
exchange of shares
of
presently
expenses-
railway oper.
*
5,000
Nolting,
Gornell-Dublilier Electric
on
preferred stock were
Articles of Incorporation
is
revenue-
oper.
oper.
&
Lester H. Morgan
Old
and
corn
had
stock
Employees'
Key
outstanding
Argo,
brand
&
C.
15.000
President,
Chicago
its
651
Inc.
for
Products
of Kara
T.
Inc
Co.—Buys Old Manse Trademark—
of
cane
syrup
Products
Bioren
Co..
O'Donnell,
Berry,
blend
A
Securities
&
15,009
trademark
Oelerich
7,500
7,500
20,000
Brady,
1959
I.
the
14,00Q
Co._____
Corn Products
of
Co.___
Corp.__
256.
p.
Railway
Clayton
Johnson
190,
Railway
15,000
Inc._ 25.000
Co
The
under
of
cumulative
company's
period Ended July 31—
15,000
Southeastern
Erwin
&
all
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings-
8c
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co..
26,000
Lewis
granted
Plan..;
1959,
chase
Units
,
Taggart
39,000
Inc.
McDaniel
A.
Inc.
First
&
Thomas & Co.,
Jerry
Co.,
40,000
Co
8c
Charles
10,
'
50,000
c__
Inc
Dulles
Janney,
,
72,500
Beane "72,500
4%
the
been
Option
Aug.
preferred
no
have
Stock
On
company's
'
Cruttenden,
which
Restricted
>
•
below
5
be satisfied by the con¬
Sockol, Adler and Green¬
of the property,
Associates for $950,000
purchase
to
These
costs
$500,000.
partners will
and
expenses
The
limited
also receive
to
be
borne
partnership
ElectroVision
Acquisition
for
F.
an
of
20
Corp.—Acquisition—
Robert
L.
Lippert
undisclosed amount of cash
Theatres
and notes was
President, on Aug. 11.
Located in southern Oregon and throughout
by ^is corporation
announced by Edwin
Zabel,
and
land
mction
Calif.,
just
obtained
have
California, the theatr.es
increased ElectroVision s
holdings to
picture houses and drive-ins, including five drive-ins in Fresno,
acquired earlier. This was the second phase in the company a.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
nurrhftsfl
include:
final
ii\st of the
the
auer
The
theatres.
Lippert
28
°ShorUy
theatres
The
step
expected
is
to
ba
Florida Water &
Mr. Zabel stated.
Habra, Corbin (Tarza.iai,
year,
Park;
Buena
La
—Public offering
Motor \Vu drive-in (El Centre; in southern
Broadway
and
Drive-in
(Yreka);
Lake
and
Corcoran
(Corcoran>' Royal and Sanger (ganger); and Alta, State and Midway
drive-in
(Dinuba)
in central anct nothern California. Varsity _(Ash and
(Westwood);
Crest
Colffornia
and
Craterian,
L'squire,
(Medford)
in southern
land);
drive-in
H^lly,
drive-in
Starlite
$1) at $10.75
underwriting
indebtedness
Valley
and
for
the
of
net
the
proceeds
sion—10
drive-ins,
are
L.
Robert
Lippert,
land
the
ElcetroVision's
of
Chairman
shareholders
Informed
working
Which
upon
the
totaling more than 100
of
board
of
the
drive-ins
of
located
are
—V.
190,
357.
p.
Service
Utilities
at
Co.
1491
9740
opened
its
headquarters
millions of dollars, all will be handled
exclusive new "Equilease" plan, which
from all other present leasing ar¬
rangements because it is based on the lessee's own bank rate. Tradein allowances, lease renewals or purchase options covering the leased
equipment also are part of the new "Equilase" plan. Each "Equilease"
.Ik custom tailored to the needs of the individual lessee, Mr. Boneparth
leases,
the
t»v
totaling several
under its
corporation
differs
importantly
and
of
tne
funds
free
world.
"Equilease"
will
leases
which
TV
adopted
1975. There
retail
the
plant,
has
had
It
has
the
by
extensive
the
Florida
of
name
its
principal
Water
executive
systems,
three
said
in
he
detailing
the
out,
pointed
supermarkets,
department
a
store,
was
for
office
The
Equitable
individual
Leasing
Delaware.
officers
the
of
names
built
prior
and
is
Corp.
addition
In
directors
made
privately-owned
Boneparth, its
a
to
Mr.
the
of
not
were
company
T,
years
relations
by
Cutler
with
of
part
Ridge
and
Sidney
&
Wertheimer
Sheinberg,
General
&
Co.
S.
of
/jouse
who
Charles
Forgan
"Equilease"
mits
the
he
equipment
for
pays
The
the
to
built
homes
501
in
30,
the
homes
the
830
Mr.
with
arranges
according to
equipment.
his
cut
rate
his
the
to
of
the
Ridge
190,
Financing related
volume
loss
the
for
Equitable
General
1959,"
lessee
also
receives
provision
-
E.
Sales
the
May 7,
Colt,
Life
Chairman,
letter to
a
initial
the
Insurance
Co.,
and
J.
Russell
stockholders, said:
offering of shares
public
Number
Net
Bliss
Dividends
Co.
below.—V.
189,
Mr.
*
(&
Forgan,
President,
Eurofund/ Inc.
of
lor
by
2,000
1960.
expansion.
It
houses
complete
company's
research
.expanded
to
occupy
the
and
The
company
entire
the
announced
Francisco,
transistor
Aug.
field.
company
It
18,
is
iParadyne
facilities
for
new
transistor
at
844
of
this
at
allow
the
Wescon
ultra
fast
in
ago.—V.
189,
p.
with
'!» be
w~COV
•to
offered
at
$3
per
share,
,_New York' N" Y"
xhan
SEC
(par
porate
The
or
less
and
letter
a
proceeds
purposes
business
•moerwnte
and
are
and
of
to
to
the
be
used
develop
new
of
on
ference
The
for
debs.,
debs.,
icals
23,
be
1,
1963:
for
its
cents
to
working
dealer
is
from
with
built
45.
p.
15,
1964
75,000,000
debs.,
due
July
15,
1969
75,000,000
a
security
own
those
75,000,000
debs.,
due
March
notes,
pa,
June
notes,
due
Get
debs.,
due
Sept.
notes,
%
stock
(par
10
organization,
share
per
to
cents)
40
brokers selling
capital
and
general
more
cor¬
broker-dealer
Sept.
March
de'os.,
formed
to
100,000,000
100,000,000
1,
.1980—
125,000,000
125,000,000
May
1,
1961____
6,000,000
6,000,000
15,000,000
15,000.000
6,000 090
6,000,000
due
May
due
1.
Jan.
1964
1963___
15,
1968___
25,000,000
25,000.000
due
Dec.
15,
1969____
25,000,000
25,000,000
due
Dec.
1,
19-6-____
15,500,000
debs., due Nov. 15, 1977—___
44-4,
15,000,000
15,
5Vs%
1975
Tulsa,
1975
company's
the
law
firm
due
25,000,000
1175,000.000
notes, due Nov.
subordinated
notes,
1967—
notes,
30,000,000
properties
Act
of
transferred
U.
1956.
in
the
design of
Company.
alterations
its
of
Townsend
&
Lewis
are
cumul.
Common
S.
was
is
were
will
being reexisting
be
special
units
about
and
has
are
various
to
and
avoid
189,
ago,
was
the
first
Stanley
Corp.
plant
chem¬
A.
E.
the
close
of
Bancshares
of
business
company all shares
the
Dec.
of stock
The
chase
of
SEC
fiz
Bank
31,
owned
company
homes,
finance
the
farm
purchase
to
divest
Holding
participates
in
countries
underwriters
through
its
subsidiaries
(principally on the
implements, etc.); lending of money
in
Bache
Curtiss,
750,000
J.
100,000
to
of
proceeds
expansion
—V.
190,
of
p.
of
the
the
preferred
company's
670.
,
:
.
,
stock
loan
sale
and
.
will
be
finance
used
.to
company
aid
subsidiaries
The
.for
corporation
construction
general
of
on
Aug.
its
community
new
west
20
of
office.
the
announced
Research
Center
Minneapolis
and
Construction, General Mills said, began
which will
provide
approximately 75,000
for food research,
Wings
—V.
may
190,
p.
in
be
design,
added
is expected
the
later
to be
central
as
need
•
Golden
home
last
will
of
week.
square
ready
unit
and
awarding
in
250,000
Dick
&
R.
feet
contracts
the
Minn.,
A.
of
for occupancy in
be
complete in
circumstances
770.
may
i960.
'itself!
warrant
•
on
the market
on
firms
issue of $125,000,000
mature on Sept. 1, 1980.
Aug. 26
21-year 5% debentures, which
They were priced at 100% and
an
accrued
interest.
This
£50,000
300,000
North
&
&
&
Blair
Co.,
&
Sullivan
Co
C.
:
Bradford
,Alex.
Brown
Slocumb
!_
&
Inc.
&
Bros.
&
Winslow,
E.
W.
"C.
C.
Inc.
Clarke
Collings
Inc.
Corp.
Corp.
200,000
Ferris
100.OQO
The
100,000
Clark
&
&
&
Co
Southwest
W.
Nolan,
Inc.
&
Reid
Robert
Glore,
100,000
100,000
Co
-
Crowell.
Weedon
.Cunningham,
Co.,
•
&
&
Co.
—
1
300,000
Inc.—
100.000
&
Sons
200.000
Co._i
&
2,500,000
&
Co.
& Co.—4
Marache &
Granbery,
100,000
Inc.
Sachs
Goodbcdy
Co.
—
—
&
2,500.000
200 000
250.000
Ca_
250.000
Ellis & Anderson
250.000
Gregory
250,000
;
lC0,00o
750,000
Garrett
;
\
Co.,
Co.,
Co.
Forgan
Green,
Halle
&
Sons.J
500.000
&
300,000
Stieglitz
250,000
Hallgarten
fc Co—1.200.0QQ
100,000
Hallowell,
Sehmertz
Inc._
&
Goldmsn,
•
&
Marshall
Gairdner
100,000
Co.
-
Fester
"
Fleming-
Hib'os
Fulton
•
;
Corp. 2,750.000
Corp.
650,OQO
Michigan
B.
250,000
.
&
—
of
Folger;
900.OQO
Boston
Grant-Brownell
Co
Ccoley
&
Co.-
First
100,000
Collins
Co.
&
First
100,000
100,000
Co.,
-Courts
6
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
500.000
'
Julien
100,000
1,200,000
100,000
1,200,000
Inc
&
100.0GO
100,000
250,000
^
Co
Burr,
Co
Co.—
'100,000
•
Co.—•
Securities
:
&
Securities
Fahey,
'
&
&
Co
Estabrook
&
&
Coffin
100,000
&
Deetjen
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.
'
200.000
Clark
Richard W
500,000
Stokes
Corp
300,000
Dodge
Clark,
Co
2,500.000
100,000
1-
Whiteside
&
Morris,
Equitable
Corp.c
j
Chadc,
Union
Co.
Elworthy
Denton,
National
&
Co—__
First
!—
Co
Inc.
&
Eberstadt
Emanuel,
MacDor.ald,
&
Pont
250,000
—^
———
Burnham
Burns
&
Co.
•
du
750,000
Sons
Brown, Lisle & Marshall
Inp.
100.000
2,500,000
100,000
Co.__
&
Elkins,
&
1—
Inc.
P.
2,500,000
Bosworth,
Co..
Dillon,
300,000
Simmons
Boettcher
Co.,
I.
300,000
Inc.
300,000
—
900,000
Inc
Ellis'&
•
100,000
Co.__«.
&
Co.
100,000,
900,000
750.000
Inc.
2,750,000
Noonan
Co.
Securities
900,000
Co
Co.
900.00Q)
Dominick_, 1,200,000
&
Eastman
100,000
Co.———
&
Blunt
Co..
Inc.
Co.
Co.
100,000
&
100,000
Co.,
—
&
&
Francis
100,000
Co
&
Corp.
Drexel
100,000
&
Co.
&
&
100,000
Dominion Securities
Doolittle
&
Co
Becker
Clayton
/
General Motors Acceptance
Corp.—Debentures Offered
—A nationwide
underwriting group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and comprising 226 investment
&
Co.—_
Kraus___
Leeds
Blyth &
,
Read
_____
Ihe
&
Bodme—_
Bretscher
Inc.
Bominick
William
.J.
Dillon,
Dixon
250,000
Stearns
G.
&
300,000
300,000
CO.,
100,000
Townsend,
Inc.
650,000
Co.
&
200,000
&
Merle-Smith—
Co
Central
building,
laboratory
&
&
200,000
Inc.
Davis
Dickson
500,000
Barth
Blair
company's
The
Co.———
Weeks
Burke
of
300,000
&
s.
Watts
Bear,
;
Valley,
United
200,000
—_
Baxter
....
General Mills, Inc.—New Research
Center—
and
severally
Co.—
Co..
Dempsey-Tegeler
>
—
Parker
Baird
&
&
&
Crouter
Bleich-
Bateman,: Eichler
to
the
the
have
Skaggs ft Co.—
__—.—
Bartow
pur¬
in
1960,
Co.
100,000
S.
Burge &
Barret, Fitch,
Co., Inc.
automobiles; the operation of insurance com¬
panies (chiefly engaged in
insuring against risks of loss or
damage
to
automobiles and damage
to buildings) ;„ and
the operation
of
a
credit life and
disability insurance company.
Net
than
Cullom
Davis,
Ball,
J.
Dain
Deliaven
Whipple
Baker,
Baker,
„
M.
300,000
Co.,
Inc.
W.
Inc.
cars
dealers
of
1,
below
House
Shelby
Strudwic!c_
&
&
Bacon,
Com¬
the
sale
other
named
650,000
and
Robert
1958, Bancshares
by Bancshares in
obligations
April
1 J$l,975,000
of these
$2,500,000 of debentures
currencies.
Co...S8,000.000
—
Bancshares
was
due
1960.
and
Inc.
&
A.ichineloss,
Redpath
of loan, finance, insurance
consideration
therefor
the
2,327,544.3 shares of its $2 par common
to Bancshares
installment
by
1,
1959,
Securities
roedcr,
Corp.—Registers With
July
1959.
issued
—.
Ames
Anderson
2565.
p.
1,000,000 shs*.
debentures
due
5,
local
in
A.
C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.
Almstedt Brothers—■-—
the
inter¬
high-pressure acetylene
3%
August
■
500,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
to purchase,
and
the
company
has
agreed to sell to them
severally, in the respective amounts set forth below, an
aggregate of
$125,000,000 principal amount of debentures.
American
years
of
of
Nov.
500,000 shs.
par)—.
in
securities
payable
par)
agreed
in¬
by
the
supply
manner
non-banking subsidiaries, consisting
companies
and'
insurance
agencies.
In
stock.
25,000,000
notes,
($100
debentures
issued
by
NOTE!—All
Morgan
adequate
a
3%
issued
States
the corpora¬
stock
($10)
$50,000,000
of
debentures
into
brought
(PVP.i
in
three
production
A.—V.
pfd.
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
certain
in
now
scheduled
22
mobile
100,000,000
25,000,000
___
.
4%
1936.
synthesis.
plant
been
completed
At
to the
•30.000,000
100,000,000
notes,
April 1, 19734(4%* junior
subordinated
due April 1, 1973—
Capital stock—
assor-
15,000,00!)
35,000.000
note,
April 1, 1973—
junior
subordinated
$30,000,000
non-banking subsidiaries of which
itself of ownership pursuant to
provisions
its
13,000.000
35,000,000
——
subordinated
due
Corp.—Increases Capacity—
its
pany
20,0)0.00)
25000,000
April 1, 1967
3%% 'junior
subordinated
Pierce,
20,000,000
June
——175,000,000
—
junior
4
of
1,
due
due
financing
Lynch,
-j
junior
4%
-
20,000,000
——
note,
——
subordinated
1984
April
and
__
subordinated
3%%
Directors—
directors.
33,353,233
indebtedness (U. S.):
subordinated notes, due June
4%
$1.15
of
15,500,000
15,000.000
countries
80.33
number
1977-1980
Subordinated
Republic National Bank
a
150,000,000
1,
due
debs.,
15,
oil operator and has been
operating
50,000,000
150,000,000
debs.,
Other
V
f
100,000.000
50,000.000
1.979___
debs.,
3(4%
Merrill
100,000,000
1978—
1,
debentures, due June 1,
$2.42
of
1977
1,
Sept.
due
notes,
314,895
the
150,000.000
Apr.
pay.
notes,
%
539,22?
new
200,000.000
150,000,000
5(4%
479.000
Jr.
50,000,000
200,000,000
15,
notes/due
debs., due
%
200,000,000
50,000,000
1
200,000.000
200,000,000
1975
6(4%
1,330,000
owned
placed
firm
Aug.
%
notes,
200,000,000
1,
%
1958
elected
15,
4%%
$17,359,306
Kistler,
firm
the
Ex-
brokers
due
1972—
1970-1973
1974______
1,
1,
Aug. 1, 1975-1976
pay.
debs.,
1954—
Canada:
corporation, located at 901 Washington Ave., St.
Louis, filed a
registration
statement
with
the SECC on
Aug.
24,
1959, covering
200,000 shares of convertible preferred
stock, series A, $20 par, to be
offered for
public sale through a group of underwriters
headed
by
G.
H.
Walker & Co.
The
dividend
rate,
public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
was
organized in October 1958 for the
purpose
of
acquiring from General Bancshares Corp.
(formerly General Contract
Corp.) all of the directly held shares of stock
Expandable
relations.
issues.
L.
been
v
75,000.000
%
15,
'
in
50,000,000
June
July
4
,
in
Film
this
has
plant,
the
50,000,000
due
$1.20
polyvinylpyrrolidone
commercial
in
100.000,000
due
3%%
production.
original
25,000,000
100,000,000
debs.,
1,
in
in
these
75,000.000
25,000,000
debs.,
%
offered
„
^
150,000,000
—
1963..—
5
This
1959
the
due
4
SEC
*
\/
year:
Sept. 15, 1961____$150,000,000
May 15, 1962
75,000,000
1,
3(4%
of Texas—New
General Contract Finance
-
with-
with
one
March
Arnhold
in
was*
to
due
5
189,
-
have
years.
Lummus
make
Outstanding
43,597,290
March
4
.
technological advances in design by
the
work
full-scale
suburban
June
cents)
notification
(Gross, 3G cents
corporation
distribute
,
to
company since incorporation in
increase the board to 17 members.
&
FINANCING..
;$1,364,100,000*
3(4%
Ford's
the
the
will
PRESENT
Authorized
due
598,825
—
William
York
modifying
to
products
payable:
due
Brush,
five
A common
through
45
for
to
TO
year:
notes,
3
organi¬
$18,883,243
independent
for
recent
decision
All
the
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
2,500 shares).
The
most
awarded
space
Aug. 21 filed
I®®-®00 shares of class
selling 2,500 shares
the
2564.
p.
the
stock
on
counsel
a.-""
.
EFFECT
—_____
directors
construction
669.
First Philadelphia Corp.
5?e co'7>orat'on
stock
_____
partner
demand
for
intermediates required
on
190,
—
American
senior
contract
The
,
;
of
new
Dyestuff and Chemical Division.
been
announced
July 27.—V.
is
creasing
.
on
enter
1959
partner
an
owned
June:30,
4%%
years.
York,
the
The
in
Show
is
General
20
new
tion's
The
registration statement filed
covering 220,000 shares of common
with
New
units
that
The
iArawn
hew
the
with
acetylene derivatives plant at Calvert
City, Ky.,
engineered to increase rated capacity by
incorporating
Electronics Corp., Newark, N.
J.—Statement
July 27—
Withdrawn
the
The
been
Road
GIVING
is
146,702.933 1
♦Includes
on
transistor
year
Smith,
unearned
$315,866,000.
notes,
1,449,136
of
the
such
units
used
comprised 98%
first six months^
States
3%%
closely associated with
General Aniline
room
have
improvement"
already
one
and
been
former
a
in
deducting
%
3
'
Dallas,
number
a
as
vehicles
purchased
after
2.9 %
Che ait
669.
p.
Senior Vice-President of. the
has
for
Lewis
The
manufacture.
Charleston
"radical
a
to
laboratories
transistor
is
merits
site
considering. additional expansion plans.
products, silicon mesa transistors, were
is
430inpany s first
at the Wescon Show
*
a
10-acre
a
facility
which
the
on
on
development
'Palo Alto.
.»9an
preferred
^
New
finances
well
States
37/e%
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
.—
of
of
a
company issued
facility is built
■The
Ardrey
automotive
products, manu¬
and
countries
United
a
•
Lewis
and
over
Mr.
made
Facility—Plans Additional Expansion—
production
189,
share_..___
per
Kistler,
dated
Aug.
on
was
Fairchild
new
to
notification
:.
2458.
L.
W.
Fenner
for
of
1959.
payroll
of
■_____
share
Ardrey is
Mr.
after
The
of
director
of
_______
p.
Dallas
of
1027.
p.
Semiconductor
Corp.,
an
affiliate,
on
Aug.
12
simul¬
taneously announced the official opening of its new
68,000 squp.re foot
production facility at Mountain
View, Calif., and plans for further
plant expansion expected to reach
120,000 square feet by 1960.
Dr. Robert
Noyce, Vice-President and General
Manager of the com¬
pany
which was formed in October, 1957 with
13 employees, stated
that the firm now
employs 600 people and expects to have
the
,
May Be Acquired—
above.—V.
income
per
paid
189,
Charles
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Corp.—Affiliate Opens
New Production
;
planned
formerly
letter
a
General American Oil Co.
situations.
Purchase
commitments aggregating
approximately $6,300,000 have been made. Of
these, $1,900,000 are in France; $2,200,000 in
Germany; $1,000,000 in
Italy; $600,000 in Belgium, and $500,000 in The
Netherlands.
The
board of directors is
presently in the process of making additional
investments which will commit in excess of
50% of the total resources
of Eurofund.
The Fund has earned interest
and dividends of
approxi¬
mately $107,000 and the market values of the
existing portfolio of
(securities have appreciated
approximately $337,000. The asset value of
Eurofund, Inc. common stock as of Aug. 5, 1959 was
$18.44 per share.
The above figures are unaudited.
"Since
the
inception of Eurofund, Inc. steps have been taken
to
establish the operating and
administrative organization and
procedures.
We are pleased to announce that
Hunter S. Marston, Jr., a
partner of
Glore, Forgan &) Co., investment bankers, has
been appointed as VicePresident of the company and is
presently in charge of the administra¬
tion of the Fund.
An
office has been established with
an
address at
Room 1516, 14 Wall
St., New York 5, N. Y., where Messrs. Marston
and
Philippe Gutzwiller make their headquarters."—V.
189, p. 2241,
;
it
President
cumulative
shares.—-—!
oi
income
—V.
A total of 1,050,000 shares was
issued and the net pro¬
organization expenses amounted to
$18,952,302 equivalent
to $18.05 per share.
These proceeds were received
by Eurofund, Inc. on
June 1, 1959 and were invested
immediately in United States Govern¬
ment obligations
pending investment in foreign securities.
"Eurofund has been making investments in
securities of companies
•within the European Common Market.
Purchases have been
principally
in high grade
equities but include several special
ceeds
6%
new
as
outstanding capital stock of GMAC
Total capital stock and surplus at
debentures
on
Due subsequent
of
Mo. or
Directors
without underwriting.
go to selling
stockholders,—V.
to
are
income
Net
Eurofund, Inc.—Making Additional Investments—
Sloan
Olson,
named
filed
12
to
of
resale,
3'/2%
that
income.
on
activities
"The
of
for
products
2%%
been
Co.—Assets
other
Rushton
10, in
Board
share),
per
W.
and
Tuxes
Fquity Annuity Life Insurance
Co.—Hearing—
Annuity
the
Robert- S.
of
Kennametal Inc.
of trade-in value on old
equipment against new equipment.
"Equilease' will be only for the net purchase price. Lease
(renewals and options also are available under this plan.
4
Original base leases are written by Equitable
Leasing Corp. under
an
"Equilease" for a period of from two to ten or more
years
depemding on the type equipment to be leased and the credit of the
lessee.
°
•S.
within
United
organiza-;
new
Ford
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
new
Variable
of
yelar
field.
has
Aug.
on
proceeds
See
allowance
See
States
debentures
Canada
incorporation
as
the
Corp.
to
loans and
Due
357.
p.
Gamewell
Corp.
for
United
the
•
of
Motors
amounted
4%%
the
GMAC
of
income and
by the company at June 30, 1959, amounted to
compared with $3,670,656,000 at Dec.
31,
1958.
v
3%%
that
3,300 shares
($30
The
the
uses
and
maintains
the
leased equipment
as
his own,
taxes and normal standard insurance. At the same time, the
lessee
also
retains
all
manufacturer's
guarantees,
warranties
and
service contracts applicable to the equipment.
'
"Equilease,"
in
sale
distribution
new
receivables
receivable,
CAPITALIZATION
4%%
known
be
this
financing
said
190,
company
par
lessee
Through
the
of
4
The
purchase
Leasing
there¬
and
held
reserves,
subsidiary.
will
Chairman
Xiaying
The
announced
bills
CONTROL—All
by
Con¬
serviced by
area
and
$4,248,959,000,
Ridge
per¬
of
the
redeem
1959.
Notes
Ave.-,
the
dealers
of
make.
155.
p.
Vice-President—finance, said the
financing office,
covering
re¬
which
terms
declines
from
the
to
sales
dollar
Fyr-Fyter Co., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Glore,
brokerage
lessee's
feature
for
supplier
specifications.
Yntema
zation.—V.
Allan, Spett
Counsel;
Brigadier
exclusive
and
bank
24
financing
earlier
sales
Motors
instalment
the
of
corp.
Cremona
Cutler
and
Cutler
1958.—V.
corporation,
is
finances
General
retail
any
Celler,
General
individually
new
own
Ford
Yntema
proceeds
of
company's
(Mich.)—Organizes Credit Firm—
Aug.
and
announced
dealer
at
the
Mr.
Treasurer;
partner in the banking firm
Lunt, senior partner of the
his
use
also
Weisman,
On
1964.
1,
1965,
principal amount on and after Sept,
privilege providing for reduced
stipulated
3%%
chartered
D.
plan
new
to
of
option/
1,
the
by
dealers'
its affiliated
Notes,
June
on
Delaware
automotive
Co.
adition
In
"Equilease,"
of
&
firm
Equitable's
as
Hodge,
a
lessee
law
Samuel
Lunt
is
the
serves
J.
and
D,
quirements.
of
the
Sept.
its
Sept.
redemption
of
net
BUSINESS—GMAC
subsidiary.
K.
jean Vautravers, Vice-President; Leo Gamow, Secretary and
to
special
a
event
before
at
may,
before
will
general funds of the company and will be available
debt or for the purchase of receivables. Such proceeds
applied initially to the reduction of short-term borrowings.
be
may
is
Construction
by one Morris Fox,
Corp:
288
to
credit
Yntema,
a
Co.
public.
company,
is
the
to
factured
substantial
a
owned
Co.
company
O.
tion,
President, the other
Zilkha, Chairman;
Ezra
are:
Motor
wholly-owned
Ford
lessees
GMAC
by
maturing
at
which
company.
business
performed
Building
Corp.
company
This
the
automobiles
financing
receivables.
bemadded
and
offices
Fla.
Ridge
Ford
is
now
redeemable
of
four
past
work
Gables,
Cutler
trucks.
hi
in
PROCEEDS—The
by
struction
of
types
date
at
premiums
purposes,
its present
1957.
serviced
Blumberg, and 30%
Coral
processing include sucn equipment
jet aircraft,
helicopters, bowling alleys, closed
background music systems, a complete bottling
company
barges,
and
tugs
circuit
the
all
cover
not
are
company
Cutler
Mr.
uniquely
«quipment, plant and machines, Mr. Boneparth
scope of
the corporation's operations. In fact,
as
that
Other
the
public
redeemed
at ated.
Throughout
debentures
new
after
first
the
1,
for
program,
the
19, 1958.
103(4% if
after at prices decreasing
Ridge Building Corp. Both are affiliates of the company.
Billings for the work performed during this period of time
total
approximately $1,658,291 and the cost to the affiliates was approxi¬
mately $1,428,074. This constituted substantially all of this phase of
the company's business. Cutler
Ridge Construction Corp. is 65% owned
by Joshua J. Segal and 33% owned by David
Blumberg. Cutler Ridge
Building Corp. is 46 Vn% owned by Mr, Segal and 23 (4% owned
the
Equitable Office Building at 120 Broadway in New York City recently,
currently is processing leases covering a wide range of equipment
to be used here and
abroad, Joseph Boneparth, President, announced
^The
portion
a
construction
The
and
follows:
as
construction
in
1959
an
outstanding
St., Miami, Fla., and a field operating
Boulevard, Cutler. Ridge, Dade County, Fla.,
area
company
During
formally
which
provide
corporate
by
Feb.
debentures
reduce
to
20th
the
companies
It
December,
W.
N.
in
Tine
and
corporation,
Co.
in
Caribbean
located
Equitable Leasing Corp.—Now Processing Leases—
This
to
company's
other
used
represents
since
company is a corporation organized under the laws
Florida on May 4, 1954, under the name South Florida
States of
Public
acres.
\
.
and
be
issue
(par
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
BUSINESS—The
directors,
"We are presently
Investigating the possibilities of rezoning parts of some of the driveins to build
shopping centers. The land, originally on the outskirts
nf the communities, is now in the heart of expensive residential and
rsonimercial
areas,
many
of
which
do
not have shopping
centers."
valuable holdings
are
capital,
will
and
company,
completion
.
part of trie company's EVC Theatre Divi¬
and of the totkl, 21 are held-in-free properties.
theatres—now
34
the
Of
stock
common
share, was made on Aug. 28
group headed by Beil & Hough, Inc.
per
PROCEEDS—The
Oregon.
Utilities Co.—Common Stock Offered
of 86,000 shares of
.
.
Jenks.
100,000
Sulzberger.
Kirklar.d
&
Co.
100,000
Volume
190
Number 5877
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
T
(871)
Halsey, Stuart &
InCl'
Charles
2,500.000
_
3-Iarriman
&
Partners
Haupt
&
Miller
&
Co.__
Hayden,
Stone
&
Cc.__
Noyes
Hentz
H.
Hill
J.
A.
Inc.
100,000
,
Co.__________
Hogle & Co
200,000
Putnam
&
Quail
Co.,
&
&
100,000
Fay
&
100,000
1,200,000
Weeks—
Hutton
&
Co—
Hutton
&
Co._
E.
Illincis
Co.
Share
;
300,000
Rippel
200,000
The
Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Co.,
Co._
j
100,000
L.
Kalman
&
Co., Inc.___
Richards & Co
Kay,
Kenower,
Mac Arthur
;
co.
A.
100,000
Kidder & Co., Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Cc.__
Kormendi
Kuhn,
&
Loeb
Co.,
&
Inc.
Laird,
Bissell
Laird
W.
&
C.
Shearsoh,
Shuman,
&
Co.
Singer,
M,
2,500,000
100,000
Smith,
2,500,000
Irving
______
Lundborg
Mac kail
•&
Inc
F.
Stein
200,000
Coe_
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
Stern
McDonald
&
McDonnell
&
Mead,
Co._
Ac
Frank,
300,000
Lynch,
&
Ac
Ac
Turben
&
Mitchum,
Jones
Templet on
Model; Roland
Corp.
H.
Newbold's
Son
Newhard,
&
Trask
Anthony
the
J.
.
Co.,
Neuhaus
Net
G.
Lerchen
Gibson
Walker
H.
Weeden
<V
White,
100.000
J
250,000
Weld
Dear.
30G.C00
Bea-ne
Ac
under
Harold
Jackson
Ac
Co.—
E.
Wood
Ac
Struthers
Yarnall,
$5)
Louis
on
C.
Phoenix
Securities
registration
the
and
offer
Inc.,
Exchange Commission
its New York Regional
and,
Exchange
Corp.,
39
500,000
Co.
1,200,000
Co._
Ac
sale
if
of
the
it
is
in
hearing
proceedings
public
suspend
whether
violated
Act
Oil
the
the
1933
of
Industries
Ac
interest
to
revoke
registration
and/or
to
or
expel
it
from
the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
6, 1959, order authorizing , the proceedings, the Com¬
charged that, in the offer and sale of General Oil stock,
its
in
March
mission
Phoenix
Securities
and
two
its
of
Act
registration requirement and
tices, and a course of business
and
deceit
the
upon
officers
(b)
violated
(a)
"engaged
which
would
purchasers"
in
such
of
the
Securities
transactions,
and
did
prac¬
operate
stock,
by
as
reason
a
of
false "and
misleading statements or the omission of material facts
with respect to General Oil and its stock.
At the Sept.
14 hearing, inquiry will be conducted into the fore¬
going; matters for the purpose of determining whether the Securities
Act
was
violated
in
the
respects
indicated
and,
if
so,
whether
a
revocation,
suspension
expulsion
or
order
should
be
issued.—V.
189,
2034.
sales
and
in
Nordeman
the
NASD
or
*
for
B.
Holland,
has
been
outstanding
its
1969
has
4%
the
at
date.—V.
will
be
for
redemption
cumulative
redemption
Payment
190,
called
price
made
of
income
1007*
by
and
Bankers
Sept.
on
debentures
accrued
Trust
30,
1959
due
Sept.
interest
Co.,
New
all
30,
to
that
York
City.
358.
p.
25
his
by
headquarters
for
chemicals,
190,
plastics
will
and
President
as
General Time Corp.—Debenture Offering Completed—
the $6,197,900 of convertible subordinated deben¬
tures offered to common stockholders, a total of
$6,049,-
of
the
writers
see
V.
headed
190,
p.
purchased
were
subscribed
were
by
and
sold
by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
670).—V. 190,
p.
located
in
the
Electric
for
the
under¬
(for
details,
Atlanta,
company
will
Executive
continue
Mr.
.
Vice-Chair¬
as
Officer.—V.190,
Staley,
a
registration statement with the SEC "on Aug. 21,
1959,
$18,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1939.
The company
to
offer
The
tc
these
bonds
Commission
for
has
sale
at
given
competitive
interested
oper.
oper.
request a hearing thereon.
The company contemplates expenditures
1959
for
property
saTtTof-the
sources
and
bonds,
from
2959,- will be used
additions
together
common
to finance
and
about
with
cash
stock
on
hand
financing
Sept.
22,372,541
21,551,769
18,777,859
145,181,881
17,396,571
129,770,194
115,193,638
109,467,062
op.
3,594,682
4,155,198
29,988,193
20,303,132
1,067,708
1,915,423
10,868,904
on
state
Tn
the
rants.
1^
No
be
to
are
filed
letter
a
notification
of
the
with
stock
(par $1) to be offered at
of 6 %: cumulative preferred stock (par
common
A
for
Aug.
on
of
filed
14
$1,000 each)
debenture may be
class
of
A
by
underwriting
proceeds
is
to
are
Ore.—Files
The
under
Eruns,
Securities
the
and
Securities
Nordeman
A:
Exchange
Commission
Exchange
Act
Co.
of
("Respondent"),
has
1934
to
52
Wall
equal
to
than
60
days'
of
July
to
and
1,
1962
during
in
February
1791.
purchased
with
with
ordered
proceedings
determine
Street.
whether
New
York,
debenture)
price
a
accrued
the
date
of
and
$2.50
unpaid
fixed
for
re¬
net
notice
proceeds
of
the
will
added
be
to
ancl
construction
shopping
the
general
%
sub.:
6%
debs,
(due
stock
incorporated
was
13,
the
stock
stock
mon
TO
of
residential
PRESENT
1964)
of
500,000 shs.
shares
debentures
not
redeemed
are
*250,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
preferred
all
are
cash
to
are
exchanged
for
to
Outstanding
$25,000
1,000,000 shs.
'
all
housing:
FINANCING
be
and
out. of
exchanged
the'
the
for
debentures
proceeds
of
the
com¬
not
so
offering;
be
outstanding will be a minimum of 200,000
250,000
depending on
the
amount
of
debentures
re¬
exchanged).
to
up
or
This
does
not
issuance
the
include
to
John
Investment
for
190,
the
W.
corporation
Hancock
V.
15,
cents)
that
(if
number
with
10
convertible
assumes
.
o*
the purpose of engaging:
emphasis on institutional
the
like, subdividing and.
with
EFFECT
(par ' $2)
'"This
laws
for
1959
business,
under
centers.
April
(par
cumulative
funds
corporation.
March
on
or
150,000
Hancock
for
sale
Co.,
nor
on
the
issuance
shares
in
of
does
of
of
it
the
with
his
shares
the
100,000
the
of
reserved
agreement
outstanding
include
conversion
stock
common
connection
all
preferred
shares
of
re¬
stock.—*
51.
p.
The
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$6.40
The
on
35,000
per
Aug.
17
shares
share,
proceeds
filed
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
(par
$1)
Files
—
to
with
be
th»
offered
without underwriting.
to
are
be
used
to
off
pay
short-term
indebtedness^
90%
without
the
100
warrants to buy
right to purchase
terminate Dec. 31,
for
investment
filed
corporation,
manufacturer
corporations
Guerdon
affiliated
Industries,
liquidation
of
proceeds
the
of
to
off
pay
connection
The
the
and
has
of
name
and
of
changed
was
the
upon
supply
one
properties
class
the
to
subsequent
the
company),
such
A
stock
will
from
predecessors.
$4,920,000
of notes.
acquisition
now
shares
the
o.wned
This
of
the
be
indebtedness
stock
of
applied in part
to $1,420,000
was
incurred
in
outstanding 780,000 shares of common stock
par
preferred stock.
According to
the
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. own 430,500
and
balance
the
by associates and relatives of
the
the
10,000 shares
company
of
this
the
the
of
common
partners,
shares
the
of
preferred
$2,500,000,
financing.
July 31—
oper.
which
stock
loan
is
for
$1,000,000
be
to
paid off
and
with
Railway
oper.
expenses
•
from
rev.
railway
190,
H
1959—Monch—1S58
$6,802,007
$47,905,837 $45,435,437
36,922,663
36,999,874
5,315,738
5,244,078
op.
$1,486,269
$1,391,637
$10,983,174
$8,435,563
inc._
441,859
500,537
3,126,706
2,145,586
ry.
oper.
due
&
B
American
Corp.—New NameMachine
Co.,
Inc.
E.)
1974.
taken
&
B
American Machine
and
Boy
E
of
.
.
.
licensed
overseas
Sweden,
of
Helio
it
company
and
sales
is
arrange¬
announced
by"
which makes th»
manufactured in.
Bright
listed
Willard
in
In
An
down
six
Way
with
the
on
no
the
David
E.
B
American
Bright,
of
Co.,
the
time,
Mr.
and
Corp.
Chairmah,
to the
company's
Shovel
and
Co.,
Exchange,
operates
four
Co.,
the
nation's
General
automotive
&
Stock
Construction
California
equipment;
Truck
longer is applicable
American
Woodrow
Fairbanks-Whitney
same
and
H
a
large national home
Washington, D. C. area;
largest manufacturer
of
Trading
Co.,
industrial
Denver.
a
parts
The
large
and
latter
upper
Heller,
offices
and
a
joint
Bright
announced
ended
and
in
New
The
stockholders
had
30,
Placement—This
private
the
F.
year.
Eberstadt
&
Co.
and
the transactions.
1919,
York
of
has
and
SEC
has
both
had
income of
gross
record
figures.
headquarters
and
in Chicago, maintains:
subsidiaries
in
Chicago
has
462,
p.
Stock Offering Suspended bf
Exchange Commission—
—
issued
an
order temporarily suspending a Regulation
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 witll
offering of stock by this company, located at
from
respect to a public
115 Seventh Avenue,
Regulation
company
$2,058,727,
its
Atlanta,
190,
Eploration Co.
exemption
the
1959
income
in
Angeles.—V.
Hera
A
June
net
founded
Los
A
Renton,
provides
Wash.
conditional
from
registration
exceeding $30(MM}0
1958, Hera proposed
the public offering of 620,000 common shares at 15c
per share pursuant
to
such
an
exemption.
The
Commission
asserts
in
its
suspension
with
respect
amount.
for
to
In
a
public offerings of
notification filed
reasonable
Court
not
April
29,
that
believe
to
cause
exemption
securities
on
is not available to Hera because of
Federal
a
a
it has
that
emption
a
Regulation A
ad¬
the pendency of
an action
Mining & Milling Co,
officer, promoter and prin¬
order
enjoining
H. Billatos,
Clinton
an
affiliate, and William
an
cipal stockholder, from engaging in certain conduct or practices i<r
connection with the sale of securities; that certain terms and conJltions of
Regulation A have
not
been
complied with, including tho
failure
to
use
an
offering circular in connection with the offeriBt?
Hera
stock
with
and
of
use
certain
the
suspension
false
pertain
to
Mining;
for
the
of
be
failure
to
to
offering
material
made
Securities
request,
or
made
which
facts;
Act.
on
contain®
and
th'.t
Section
17"
order
provide
question
whethar
The
the
of
4
not
was
circular
violation
in
the
vacated
misleading
failure
be
literature
sales
upon
hearing,
should
and
the
would
and
provision
opportunity
and
made
anti-fraud)
The
the
the
Commission;
that
Hera's
misleading representations of
and
offering'was
permanent.
charged by the Commissioa
relationship with Clin&m
all material transactions between Hera
statements
disclose
disclose
Hera's
Clinton
Mining; the failure to disclose all material transactaorss
officers and controlling persons with
Hera and wlvii
Clinton Mining; the failure to disclose adequately the results of worx
on
Hera's
properties;
and the quotation".
It is estimated th_t
of
directors,
.
50,000
able
.
tons
.
(In
the
Court,
in
ore
ore
is
of
known
injunction
and
the
to
fact
exist
that
on
about
Hera
.
2'/2%
stated
sale
no
is
avail-
body
of
pendipg in the U. S. District
complaint charg.-*
have been violated
Clinton Mining stock.)'—V. 187, p. 2117.
action
of
copper
that
its property.
referred
to,
Washington,
the
Commission's
Act registration requirements
Securities
offer
containing
reserves
view
Spokane,
the
the
of
in
.
commercial
that
that
1, this
Co. negotiated
Securities and
supplies;
is
Corp
27
placement
$13,450,000 of senior notes
$1,550,000 of the notes will be
additional
Oct.
months
$10,698,179
(the
said.
Florida,
wholesaler
Quick
stockholders,
to
Aug.
Heller, a major commercial financing and factoring organization,
.use
the net proceeds from the private sale to expand general
funds, enabling the company to Increase its general volume of business.
false'
Co., Inc.—Changes Name-
corporation
Co.—Private
&
on
will
the
below.
12.
designation
barbecue
Midwest
this
the
Manufacturing
outdoor
At
Mr.
active
by
Aug.
on
'Machine'
divisions:
venture
name
approved
activities,"
and
first
Co.
the
of
Take-off
Heller
Dean Witter &
order
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$6,635,715
565.
p.
been
"The
H
its
Aircraft
announced
an
H
under
with institutional investors of
in
\
•'
revenue-
has
Allied
recorded
426.
p.
company
three employees
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RIl.—EarningsPeriod Ended
Net
184,
made
President
(Short
(Walter
predecessors.
of
stock;
Railway
—V.
Seaboard
were
Corp.—Makes Sales Arrangement—
has
SAAB
Bollinger,
STOL
$100
partners
common
acquired
loaned
Net
L.
The
five
of
-
the firm,
and two private investors. The .780,000 common shares
were-acquired for an aggregate consideration of $78,000. Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co. and certain of - the holders of the common stock
also
corporation
with
—V.
Michigan
a
stock
indebtedness
bank
the
company
of
of
the
and
Its
1959;
5,
(except
business
sale
a
$2,500,000
with
10,000
the
of
homes,
latter.
the
Aug.
on
predecessors
the
reduction
mobile
of
with
Inc.,
the
acquired
company
are
to
""
671.
p.
changed
transactions
.
.
. • -
13,
Landing)
planes
the
United
States.
Under
this
contract,
signed in July,
the HeIio>
Courier will be the first
STOL-plane to be distributed'in Scandinavia.
company was organized under Delaware law on June 29, 1959,
Trailer Homes, Inc., to acquire' all of the issued and
outstanding
and
190,
been
v.
'
•
Aug.
a
stock, of its principal predecessor, Guerdon Industries, Inc.,
and
This
ment
only
purposes.
The
to
has
company
-
name.—V.
Lynn
located at 3782 South Van Dyke Road, Marlett,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 21, 1959,
covering 400,000 shares of class A common stock, to be offered for
public salt' through an underwriting group headed by Blair & Co.,
Inc.
The
public offering
price
and
underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
Net
new
this
,
beginning
Helio Aircraft
The
will
warrants
of
name
corporation,
Mich.,
as
the
war¬
Guerdon Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
The
(in
debentures
fund
at
$10).
(par
of
involved.
used
notification
of
offered
'
builder
Charged—
such
at
dividends
including
earned
corporation
Delaware
general
projects
With
filed
proceeds of the
derived from internal
Shops of America, Inc.—Violations
after
and
on
not
Milling Corp.
Accordingly,
sinking
be
way
be
letter
a
6%
to
stock
common
stock
H and B American
1959,
to
working capital.
10-year
of
common
No
The
Big
Gob
notice
working capital and equipment and stock,
uhderwriting is involved.
used
Mortgage, Inc., Portland,
$100,000
Each
share
one
class
proposes
S49,511.000
188, p.
without
construction, i. e. schools, hospitals and
developing unimproved land, and construction
Fayetteville, Ark.—Files With SEC
covering
4,
th®
rate
surrendered
Harmon Glass Co.,
Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
share.
per
to
the
at
debenture's
6,831,526
corporation
See
Net
undertaken
this program.^—V.
time
working, capital
the
1959—7 Mos—1958
inc,__
ry.
oper.
covering
announced
of
improvements.
sold,
or
more
deemed
1959—Month—1958
expenses.
from
change of the
until
to
BUSINESS—The
the
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
denominations
bidding.
persons
been
whether
exchanged
671.
p.
*
Ga.,
offered
were'
debentures
such
declared, upon not less than.
prior to the date fixed for re¬
demption.
It
may
also be purchased
for
retirement
at
the
option
of
the
Board
of
Directors
by
public or private purchase at prices
not in excess of $2.50
per share when dividends are not in arrears.
of
Building,
of
of
plus an amount
preferred stock up
nor
filed
company,
have
shares
time
such
30
4
of'this
770.
Georgia Power Co.—Registers Bonds With SEC—
This
amount
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
company.
through the exercise of rights and the remaining $148,900
debentures
units
share,
per
Staley, Vice'-Chairman of
Lustenberger
was
Executive
Mr.
Manager
Chief
$5.75
The
SEC
—Of
of
face
(no
interest
to
be paid
on
the debentures so sur¬
corporation
reserved
the
right
to
discontinue
this
debenture holders
at
any
time after all of the above-
two
from
or
771.
p.
50c
stock
common
subordinated
preferred stock are convertible into one com¬
mon' share.
The
preferred
stock
is
subject
to redemption at
the
option of the Board of Directors, in whole or In
part, at any timo
Edward*
election,
General
and
Board
proceeds
proceeds
<000 principal amount of debentures
each
of
4%
The
to
Each
and
an¬
shares
holders.
Goodrich
F.
of
corporation
offering
demption,
public
50,000
corporation's
cancellation
rendered).
the
the
Bruns,
from
general
Vice-Chairman,
prospectus,
General Realty & Utilities Corp.—Calls Debentures—
The
(
the
share for
one
for
in
violated
>'•
/
information.—V.
share •ftnd' 4,000 shaves
at
shares
of
of
on
Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
determine
General
of
broker-dealer
membership
fraud
to
1934
of
stock
common
whether
so,
Act
scheduled
has
Office in
remaining
Hathaway Industries, Inc.—Changes Name—
100,000
200,000
Broadway, New York City,
provisions of the Securities
anti-fraud
and
of
firm
office
Lustenberger
Aug.
to
corporation
The
100,000
Inc.
Co._
Ac
Biddle
1,500,000
_
070.
Securities
the
Hague,
European
service
and
Guarantee
Co._
Ac
Woodard-Elwood
i.500,000
the
of
100,000
200,000
Wood, Gundy-Ac Co.,
in
been
appropriate
•
The
rubber
covering 1,000 shares of
per
Stet¬
Ac
__—
Witter
$2
1,200,000
Cohu
Inc.
SEC
100,000
Co.2,500,000
Wood,
and
having been sold.
The
the
190, p. 565.
The
250,000
Inc...—_
Ac
Williston
R.
son
Co.-
Co._______
Ac
Winslcw,
750,000
Ac
Ac Hale-
Co.
Wertheim
200,000
Co
Ac
100,000
14, 1959,
is
sales
in
be
Griffith &, Co., Inc.,
100,000
250,000
Securities
have
registration
and
railway
—V.
General Oil & Industries Ce., Inc.—Violations Charged
By Securities and Exchange Commission—
Sept.
common stock in units
consisting of four
shares of preferred stock and one share of common
stock
at the offering
price of $8.50 per unit. This offering has
been completed, all of the said shares
for
matters
Aug.-19 publicly offered 200,000 shares of
on
shares of the
Common
of
Prior
rev.
1969.
The
it
expel
or
foregoing
laws
the
of
200,000
Inc.
300,000
p.
the
President
Net
100.000
Co.
Webber,
190,
the
Grant Co.—New President Elected—
Board.
Railway
Railway
Ac
Inc.
Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.
Wagenseller Ac Durst,
250,000
Curtis
among
to
Calif_
cumulative
served
Van
Webster,
Co._
induced
Beach,
<
convertible preferred stock (par $2) and
100,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents). The
200,000 shares of preferred stock were offered with 50,000
for
1,200,000
Co.______.___
Northwest
Co.y-Inc.,
6%
and
Co.__« 1,200,000
Ac
Wathng,
Co.
&
L.
Underwood,
.
Hanseatic
Nowland
Ohio
Paine,
{>.
will
technical
election
former
Ac
Day
R.
200,000
Pacific
Co._________
Ac
250,000
Corp.
In
office
Vice-President
man
Co.
250.000
Co.______
&
Cook
Ycrk
&
1,500,000
.
and
by means of false and
other things, the opera¬
Kenney, Director of the company's international'
special-purpose
2,500,000
Spencer
&
__
Newburger
Co.,
located
250,000
100,000
___
Co.
its
be
was-announced
,
Co.,
to
Thomas
.
Stone
with¬
artificially
Co.—Opens Europe Sales Office—
Great Northern
&
Ar
successively
stock,
been
solicited
Lubin
2137.
p.
Period Ended
July 31—
250,000
Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells h Co.__
said
had
induced
Manhattan
Authorized
Secu¬
Tucker,
1
the
of
price
stocks
on
European
a
100,000
Co.,
S.
in
Co.
of
100,000
300,000
2,500,000
Moore/Leonard & Lvnch
for
189,
&
described
Mr.
Shops
whether
so,
suspend
Sweney Cartwright Ac Co.
Swiss American Corp.—
■
Co.__
the
and
at
500.000
300,000
Milwaukee
and
Gob
solicited
stock
therefor
price
*
broker-dealer
to
by Robert P.
Holland
The
100,000
Webster
Ac
Sutro
Inc.
raised
evidence
if
the
Inc,______
&
Pierce,
had
Lubin
Mr.
Shops-
di'v/iaion
aircraft
company's
Corp.,
(J. W.) Hancock Inc.—Securities Sold—Kenneth
Kass,
an underwriting
group, which included Palin
Securities, Nassau Securities Service and David Barnes
pur¬
-
Co.,
Co.
&
Stroud
100,000
Smith
apparent
an
inducing the
the
of
Milling,
heading
PROCEEDS—The
(W. T.)
Ac
100,000
rities
Weir,
Co
and
the- assets
of
Chemical
51.
p.
300,000
Meyer
Nicolaus
Stone
100,000
Inc.
&
and,
Goodrich
also supply
250,000
Inc.
300,000
&
and
whether
loo.ooo
Miller
Merrill,
—V.
Brothers
__
300,000
Hutchinson
Feniier
Paul
Boyce.
200,000
Young,
Merrill
The
Ac
The
100.000
Inc..
stock
Shops, dividends, sales of unregistered
Shops, and the market price of the stock.
at a time and place later to be announced,
held,
and/or
of creating
purpose
concerning;
taking
revoke
materials,
300,000*
:_
Co.
'■
-
■
.
department.
900,000
Co.'
Stillman, Maynard & Co.
Co.
be
of
Exchanges.—V.
nounced
100,000
Co.__
Ac
Stix
250,000
Co.;—
New
Co.___
&:
250,000
Inc.
McMaster
W.
Ac
Staats
Stifel,
Co
..
Gob
Gob
300,000
MCLeod,
F.
250.000
100,000
Co.___,
to
Establishment
2,500,000
Co.____
&
&
two
of
of
indicated
to
Chemical
.__
Co.__
Co.
McDonald-Moore- &
The
R.
Bros.
Stern,
Inc.
E.-Masten
they
determining
(B. F.)
100,000
Fox
&
of
Company
250,000
Co,_
100,000
Bennett
McCorniick
&
the
___■'
Manley,
A.
250,000
prospects
purpose
interest
Scrib-
Ac
Smithers
100,000
MacNaughton-Greenwalt
&
the
respects
250,000
Co.___
Ac
Moore
S.
William
Co._
Ac
Ac
Barney
100,000
&
fraud
a
the sale
States
190,
holders
Coleman
purchase
directors
purpose
Ac
__
I.ehman
Co.
Agnew
Deane
Smith,
Brothers
as
United.
750,000
ner
1,500,000
&
to
hearing is
for
Co
Simon
Corp
John iC. Legg & Co
Loewi
and
by
A
650,000
Co.
operated
approved
~V.
*
I.
750,000
Higginson
Ac
.
of said
-purchase- Gob
which
persons
stock-
300,000
Hammill
Mr.
misleading representations
750,000
200,000
Co.__
-
Ac
Stringfellow
to
price
disclosing that the market
by Respondent's acts; and
(3) Respondent, Mr. Coleman
100,000
Co.
which
others;
out
certain
_______
Ac
prices
the
by
to
persons
tions
Hutton
raising
stock
raised
1,200,000
Co._
and
said
Respondent,
higher
Ac
Chas. W. Scranton Ac
500,000
Corp..
Freres
Co._
&
Inc.
in
of
<21
...
Hutz-
Roberts
Ac
Shields
..
chase
100,000
750,000
Ar
&
&
during_
It
100,000
Co.
Meeds
&
Co.,
Langley
Lazard
Lee
100,000
&
business
market
2,500,000
Schwabacher
C0.4-.__ 2,750,000
Ladenburg, Thalmarin
Co;
...I
Bros.
Schneider
Scott
of
course
a
an
deceit
100,000
Co..
&
__
Pomeroy,
200,000
and
in
January 1957 Respondent and Harold
Lubin, its general partners,
"engaged
H.
prices determined by the firm for the
300,000
—.
Schoellkopf,
200,0002,500,000
practices
certain
Renshaw_
Rothschild
H.
to
Laurence
750,000
Parke
E.
and
order, information developed
its staff tends if true to show that,
100,000
500,000
Ai
Fed¬
Respondent, aided and abetted by Mr. Coleman and Mr. Lubin,
published bids for and purchased such stock at
successively higher
100,000
_
Mosle
Schmidt,
100,000
■
&
;
M:
F.
ler
Commission's
250,000
Co
Salomon
100,000
200,000
acts,
•
Co.
Inc.
Rotan,
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Co.,
Co.
Rodman
Ccleman
and
100,000
&
the
of
upon
certain persons", in violation of the said provisions
of law in that,
in connection with the purchase and sale of, and in
effecting transactions in, and while
distributing the Gob Shops cominoh stock,
,'
■ ■
100,000
Robinson-Humphrey
250,000
Inc...
250,000
Hughes
Gardner...-
&
&
&
200,000
the
.
&
Riter
_____<
in
.
Reynolds
The
S.
Inc
to
investigation conducted by
the period September
1956
1,200,000
Co.
Inc.-
Pierce
Reinholdt
Bat¬
&
Co
Inc.
100,000
&
Co.,
Rauscher,
&
Corp.
Janney, Dulles
tles, Inc.
Pressprich
cfc
&
500,000
According
»
200.000
Raffenspevger,
1,200,000
Ine.__
Indianapolis Bond
Co.,
Inc.
Vv".
provisions
and/or whether it should be suspended or
expelled from membership
the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., or the American
New York Stock
Exchanges.
—200,000
«
_.
R
&
&
anti-manipulative
and
Prescott, Shcparti &Co.,
200,000
F.
The
1,200,000
Pollock
and
Gob
in
250,000
Son
Hilliard
Hornblower
W.
Co.
300,000
anti-fraud
Laws
in
connection
with -the
purchase and sale of
Shops of America, Inc., in 1956 and 1957 and, if so,
Respondent's
broker-dealer
registration should be revoked
of
whether
100,000
Hop-
&
the
Securities
stock
_
E.
100,000
Hooker
E.
&
Jaffray
wood
Wm.
Co...«_
B.
Hirsch
&
Co.—
Richards
J.
J.
&
Piper,
300,000
650,000
eral
loo.ooo
-
500,000
_
Hayden,
Hemphill,
violated
Ar
200.000
Inc.
Co.:
Parcells
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
Phelps, Fenn & Co
2,500.000
...
Harris
A.
Co.
Ripley & Co.,
Int.
Ira
Co.
t
-
A
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<872)
proposed
the
Conn.,
Ply
$5). Of ther total, 300,000 shares are being sold
and 125,000 shares by certain selling stockholders.
Forgan Si Co. will be the principal underwriter.
company
Glore
eion
its
the-company's business. No part of the proceeds from
the
125.000
shares
by
the stockholders will accrue to
of
fale
to
of
tne
the
company.
stock, The Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., as
Trustee under the will of Arthur C. Heublein, Hartford, Conn., holds
276 934 shares (23.17% ); John G. Martin of Hartford, President, owns
254,030 shares
(21.25%); and Terry and Co.
<c/o the said Bank)
holds 207,234 shares.
Of the shares held by Terry and Co., Helen
M- Martin, the President's sister, is the beneficial owner of 197,859
chares. Directors and officers as a.group own 455,296 shares (38.09 >«).
Of
outstanding
the
Information
with
of
be
stock
to
respect
sold
selling
the
to
each
by
is
be
to
and
corporation
This
of
consent
the
offered
to
be
in
the
held
The
3959.
to
$100
that
on
Barney Si
principal
10,
the
record
of
amount
1959 and to/,
debentures are
Sept.
on
effective,
1959
each 30
Sept.
on
15,
for
debentures
of
70%
the
of
the
sale
the
of
of
the
program.—V.
190,
debentures
the
of
and will
company
assets
of
As
267
the*
in
July
last,
31,
of
shares
net
the
in
total
the
value
net
assets
of
of
accounted
net
and
two
holders
warrants
warrants
at
preferred
share
for
PROCEEDS—The
be
used
for
the
is
purchase
$12
"A"
one
share
one
share
per
warrant
of
to
up
and
convertible
basis,
net
of
lor
common
into
1964
thereafter
and
share
a
to
up
to
stock
30,
1961
The
reduction
of
which
about
$100,000
in
stock
listed
is
the
on
the
basis
on
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
American
PRESENT
within
debt
one
Common
stocks
cumul.
(with
paid
Stock
of
Ex¬
stock
com.
Common
purchase
stock
received
warrants
December
with
purchase
13,118
1955.
exercise
the
pletion
In
of
the
addition,
which
60,00Q shares are
preferred stock.
public
a
stock
the
of
for
the
to
made
for
October
Board
paid
pay
a
6%
a
cash dividend since it
stock dividend on its
1956.
preferred
of
not
did
time
stock
is
subject to redemption
at
the
Directors
to
by
six
in
cents
during each
thereafter
shares
to
are
such
at
be
manner
determine.
cancelled
$10
and
Redeemed
afc
any
yearly period thereafter until Aug.
share.
If less than all of the
per
time
by
the
shares
such
shares
by
to
method
of
the
180th
be
as
preferred
Board
of
comPany's principal
iOj-15
31
1969
outstanding
redeemed,
redeemed
the
Board
stock
shall
of
may
be
selected
Dirctors
be
retired
may
and
Directors.
place
of
business
is
located
at
St? Jamaica, n£w York,
Where it also maintains its
was
organized in, 1946 it was inactive
acquired and continued the partnership
business
of
Industrial
Plywood
Co.
started
in
1953.
In
December,
1955
Industrial Plywood
Co., a New Jersey corporation organized in
1953, engaged in a similar business
in New Jersey, became a whollvowned subsidiary of the
company through a donation'to it of all of
°"tsta
stock of the
subsidiary which was owned by Bernard
Hewitt, Albert Hersh and Leon
Hersh, the three founders of the
company.
In May,
1957
the company
organized Industrial
executive
until
offices.
Feb.
1,
1954
Although
when
it
it
Plywood
•22?"a Connecticut corporation, as a wholly-owned subsidiary
L?
tts operations to Connecticut. About the same time it oranother wholly-owned subsidiary, Wholesale Plywood Co
a
»fhLrfffrf.y corporation, which is presently inactive and an insignificant
~
cSr
vorp.
t
ac
as
a
a
^ne'
wholly-owned
the company organized Plywood
subsidiary
to
manufacture
Finishing
prefinished
ply¬
will
the
to
loans
project.
The
Kaiser
Kaiser
be
Co.—V.
S.
Stock
Common
—
Of¬
the
to
holders
then
share.
be
No
Sept. 20,
on
offered
the
to
underwriting
owns
of
will
be
used
equipment,
for
fishing
incorporated
was
1957.
Since its
the
purchase
lodge,
division of Henry
Corp., will build the
operation in 1962.
of
Net
45,000
proceeds
laws
the
Federation.
Indies
comprises
now
under
of
contract
a
at
The
to
to
the
House,
The
shares,
of
190,
360.
p.
?
from
Profit
from
Total
Int.,
of
which
contract
Dec.
rocky beach,
research
$255,-
were
31,
1959;
1960;
for
land
$4,818,000
3,333,000
2,911,000
5,174,000
*4,285,000
$5,218,000
$4,734,000
$9,992,000
$8,948,000
1,161,000
1,268,000
2,577,000
2,910,000
$4,057,000
tax
$3,466,000
$7,415,000
$6,038,000
532,000
874,000
841,000
$4,057,000
$3,998,000
$8,289,000
$6,879,000
3,634,000
3,575,000
7.442.00C
6,032,000
$0.16
$0.16
$0.33
$0.26
(credit)__
net
earnings
applic.
to
com.
_______
per
$4,663,000
before
earns,
Consol.
share
com.
"Includes non-recurring
outstanding.—V.
190,
loss of $633,000.
tBased
22.884,196 shares
■<',•
,V; Vj"
on
52.
p.
Kansas
31,
Hill
equal
1961;
on
plan¬
presently
following
the
four
it
and
is
has
paid
contemplated
not
immediate
future.
gaina
nature,
and
stock.—V. 189,
in
the
been
The
on
Net
•
that
31,
investment
dividends,
cash
is
when
$1,476,013
$1,368,413
inc._
625,331
610,379
ry
oper.
$26,881,038 $24.738,C05
15,562,486
14,687,192
$11,318,552 $10,051,413
4,742.636
4,293,218
566.
p.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—New President—
William
Chief
if
Executive
G.
Officer.
Kenneth
Crowell, Vice-President and Secretary, has
Vice-President.
Two
Vice-Presidents,
Lewis
Executive
and
Andrew
G.
William J.
ucts,
and
French
Roger
190, p.
named
were
becomes
William W.
products.
—V.
Sharp,
A.
Cross
Baird,
Sales
Senior
Vice-President
became
Sales
Assistant
been
E,
elected
Phenner
Vice-Presidents.
for
industrial
for
named
was
prod¬
consumer
Vice-President
Secretary,
Secretary.
52.
pay¬
Kittanning Telephone Co.—Registers With
This
of
dividend
to
with
underwriting
holders
for
agreed
not
aggregate
The
to
sale
to
to
any
share.
a
of
1,000
but
stock
common
is
covering
sale
to
stock
fractional
a
share).
fractional
about
(at
interest
The
has
a
and
to
shares of
sliare.
No
subscription
0.212
new
shares
the
holder
entitle
the
enable
to
the
extent
necessary
to issue
company
66,000 common
shares
indebtedness).
Net
will
by
certain
common
$450,000
the
to
for
states that K. B,
common
shares ar.d has
shares
outstanding
stock
part
necessary
pansion
will
per
prospectus
stock
bank
be
loan.
applied
This
rowings to provide funds for the purchase of
rial
offered
be
registration
14,000
$25
at
subscribing shareholder entitled to a fractional
Employees will be entitled to purchase up to an.
additional
in
repay
1959,
public
SEC—
a
shares.
now
preferred
of
The
whole
24,
for
manager, holds 4,300
exercise his subscription rights,
company
tion
to
held,
additional
in
Aug.
filed
Pa.,
general
share
interest
Kittanning,
offered
involved.
one
Jr.,
provide
full
a
be
in
on
outstanding
purchase
Schotte,
payable,
is
of
SEC
to
share
each
to
the
stock,
common
by
located
company,
statement
to
stock
considered
and
R. Kellett, Executive Vice-President has been elected Presi¬
succeeding John; R. Kimberly, who continues as Chairman and
dent,
1962;
2785.
p.
1,951,283
op.
1959—7 Mos —1958
$3,319,696
2,342.613
from
rev.
1959—Monch—1958
$3,818,626
expenses
oper.
190,
been
sea.
common
any
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
oper.
railway
—V.
payments
Dec.
Caribbean
the
City
Period Ended July 31—
Railway
Railway
known
Parish,
Font
has
for
and
Dec.
of
Elizabeth
$141,000
provides
31,
tract
a
price
also. fronting on
dividend
in the
utility,
would
p.
addi¬
of
company
represents
bor¬
equipment and mate¬
new
company's modernization,
173, p. 1173.
program.—V.
loan
(in
proceeds
the
improvement
and
ex¬
Lee Transportation Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC
whose
properties are in Jamaica, B.W.I., said the pro¬
applied against bank loans incurred for expansion.
be
/,
1630.
in
next
The
Gulf
of
calcium
silicate
insulations
which
is
bringing about a virtual
sulphur would freeze in the
line in less than 48 hours even at a
five-foot depth in the mud bottom,
according to Freeport's test, engineers.
Thermobestos
is
the
development
of Johns-Manville,
100-year-old
asbestos pioneer which
just a year ago came up with a scientific
revolution
in
for
insulation
out
miles
the
that
playing
stretches
the
an
to
insulation
U.
S.
missile
performs
better
important
the
mine
southwest
goes
below
of
the
industry,
and
the
part
from
New
the
rocket
higher
in
flies.
Freeport's
Grand
Isle,
Orleans.
earth's
it
It
surface
to
La.,
is
In
7-mile
a
also
The proceeds are
and block
to date—Thermobestos is
insulation.
It is
a
scribed—Mention
Inc.
Stock
—
made in
was
Offering
Oversub¬
Aug. 24 issue of the
our
public offering
common
on Aug. 20 of 262,500 shares of class A
(par $1) at $5.75 per share, by an under¬
group headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
stock
writing
path and G. H. Walker & Co.
subscribed
This
and the books closed.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
offering
was
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Current
bank'
Outstanding
borrowing-.-.
$125,000
par
*1,000,000 shs.
fact, Min-K is
pipeline which
Common
stock
B—$1
par
600,000 shs.
first
time
this
*
the
10.000
shares
exercise
stock
of
of
over¬
Further details follow:
TO
A—$1
stock
common
transferable
A
reserved
are
for
warrants
the
350,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
for
issuance
of
purchase
upon
common
A.
problems.
superior high temperature pipe
use in the power
especially recommended for
be used for general operating funds.'
to
Travelwear,
stock
The deposit is the third
largest sulphur deposit in the United States.
Freeport's offshore venture, also known as Grand Isle, is the
sulphur
industry's first and Freeport's spectacular bid ior increased
production
capacity.
Developed for the most rugged industrial service—and the
Freeport
job certainly must be regarded as the toughest assignment for the
J-M product
Leeds
Common
Min-K,
squall-swept island
the
fight heat
on Aug. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of preferred stock to be offered to employees
without underwriting.
an
with
program
5,000
($10 per share),
par
Mexico—
when
year
company
covering
Freeport Sulphur Co.'s $30,000,000 off-shore
mine starts to pump molten
sulphur from 2,000 feet below the floor
of
the
Gulf
of
Mexico, heat engineers will be relying on the low
thermal conductivity of Thermobestos to
keep the sulphur from freez¬
ing. Without protection from Thermobestos, one of the most advanced
advance
$1,823,000
operations
credit
tEarns.
1959—6 Mos—1958
$1,885,000
deductions™
etc.
Income
Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings
1959—3 Mos.—1958
cos._
underwriters.
186,
Early
affil.
income
Consol.
the
company's
sold for an
company
St.
contract
due Dec.
due
purchase
White
The
($493,500);
($141;000)
payable
as
product
aluminum production plants will come from the
India, and bauxite supplies will be obtained
nearby Amarkantak area, the announcement said.
relatively
Period End. June 30—
company
Font Hill will pass to the
company on payment of the
payment.
plantation comprises 2939 acrse, and includes 16,000 feet
beach fronting
on
the Caribbean sea
and
approximately
Venture
110
in
Dam,
the
Kaiser Industries Corp. (&
Johns-Manville Corp. — High
Efficiency Insulations
Play Vital Role in Freeport Sulphur's $30,000,000 Mining
also
J. Kaiser Co., a subsidiary
Hindustan facilities, which,
Power for the Hindustan
start
development
organization, the
development and
testing,
West
Jamaica.
contract.
capital
a
the
Aluminum
Central
is
The company on Aug. 11 announced it sold in
London, England,
1,250,000 pounds sterling ($3,512,500 U. S. dollars) of 6Vz% first mortgage
sinking fund debenture stock.
Morgan Grenfell
&
Co., Ltd.,
of
Hindustan
India.
and
its
of
Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd.—Sells Deb. Stock—
ceeds
in
Export-Import Bank ior long-term dollar
$15,750,000 to help finance construction of
Engineers
Industries
expected to
alumina refining
189,
to
paid
be
—V.
the
subscribed
totaling
are
the
,
and
be
U.
shares, with the remainder being
public in India.
Preference shares
ordinary
interests
rupee
the
of
at
and
and
20,
plantation,
company,
of
issuance
compensation.1" In addition,
issuance
upon
conversion
of
the
has
but
Co.,
in
in whole or in part, at
any time
time, at the then redemption price, plus accrued
unpaid dividends thereon to the
redemption date, upon at least
Previous notice.
The
redemption price per share shall be
$10.60 if redeemed prior to
Sept. 1, 1960 and thereafter shall be reduced
from
or
be
preferred stock together
underwriters upon com¬
the
Trust
Day, Cockley
Clevite Corp.
1959
feet
The
company
REDEMPTION—The
option
to
issued
offering
reserved
are
Jones,
Hill
acted
company
in
shares
an
Aluminum's
company
applied
and
31,
title
will
of
additional
as
reserved
DIVIDENDS—The
became
lbe
of
exercise
upon
will
agricultural
$300,000.
($52,875)
sandy
will
162,375 wts.
issuance
part
warrants
wil
financing,
as
90,000
detachable
warrants
of
common
165,000wts.
and
capital
£175,000,
the
31,
6,000
60,000 shs.
for
of
Manufacturing
offering
per
Jamaica,
of
coast
is
Dec.
the
reserved
underwriters
by
of
warrants
are
Konigslow
proceeds
Dec.
in
DIVIDENDS—No
warrants.™
shares
Hill
£50,000
Font
60,000 shs.
$10
company
of
price
£18,750
Dec.
value
par
•___
which
Outstanding
—
cents)
$10
a
1963. The contract bears interest at 5% from Jan. 1, 1959
on
the unpaid balance. It provides that lots
may be sold from Font
Hill land free and clear of the
mortgage, on application of 50%
of
the selling price of the lot to the reduction
of the mortgage. Regis¬
—300,000
* 1,000,000 shs.
379,601 shs.
25
stock,
firm
Cleveland
shares
net
authorized
on
and
$25,182
attached)
upon
at
on
company
tation
FINANCING
;
(par
pfd.
of
President.
as
1959; rights will expire
machinery
island
south
ments
including amounts due
year
Sundry indebtedness
"Of
20,
engaged
Font
tered
Authorized
Long-term
has
and for additional working capital.
been
The
-
,
project is estimated by Kaiser at about $30,000,000.
based in Oakland,
Calif., will hold about 27%
shares
Indiana
the
as
share.
change.
CAPITALIZATION
selection
.377.
principally to
carry
inventories
and
accounts
receivable,
liquidate long-term debt, and the balance of approximately
$333,350 remaining is to be used for additional working capital.
common
of
original
war¬
to
LISTING—The
the
is
company
cattle,
has
$433,350, will
short-term bank loans
of
of
pending the
law
Development Co., Inc.
public
aggregate
preferred
India^—
of the
Divids.
stock
expenses,
estimated at
are
the
in
Otto
Unsubscribed
State
for
stock
in
Birla
by
the
Net
the
proceeds
Kohnstamm
Mr.
partner
the
PROCEEDS—The
obtained
$50,000
6%
of
record Aug.
land,
fibrous
;
Aluminum,
Hindustan
in
Earns,
general
and
common
1969
each
of
involved.
"B"
one
comomn
June
per
is
share
of
to
at
$14
stock
three-quarters
stock
to
a
director
a
President
1959.
an
*"
matter.—
as
cost
owned
■
•
.
appointments
(par $1) the right to subscribe to 105,000
of common stock (par $1) at $10 per
share, on the basis of 21/3 new shares for each share held
oversubscribed and the books
was
share up to June 30, 1962.
and exercisable 60 days after issuance.
detachable
are
a
of
"A"
"B"
The
on
entitling
two
rants
and
...
interim
is
BUSINESS—The
•warrant
each
who
fered—This
closed.
preferred
1948.
are
1023.
of
"conduc¬
particulate
of
Aluminum
Ltd.,
Kaiser
—V.
successor
Rose,
is
so-called
the
or
aluminum
stock
underwriting group headed by Standard Weiss & Co. and
Irving Weiss & Co., and including J. A. Winston & Co.,
Inc., Netherlands Securities Co., Inc. and Bruno-Lench-
the
air
quantities
/
and Birla have organized
Hindustan Aluminum
a joint venture to build and operate a
20,000-metricproduction plant at Rihand, in Uttar Pradesh province
of Central India, together with related bauxite and alumina facilities,
Mr. Kaiser said.
>
Aug.. 25, following the
recent sudden death
of
Kohnstamm, elected H. Chapman Rose and Chester
positions, respectively, of Acting Chairman of
Acting
President.
Both were first elected
directors
and
additional
to
Plant
Kaiser
ton
the
these
common
This offering
of
bonded structure reinforced with
a
appreciable
corporation
Corp.,
on
to
Jamaica
Plywood
Co.,
Inc.—Securities
Offered—
Public offering of 60,000 shares of 6% cumulative pre¬
Inc.
conduction
Min-K is
Chairman.,
from
$11,256,-
$2,664,917 and a
for asset increase.
share) by
molecular
contains
and the Birla interests in India, headed by' G. D.
Birla, Indian industrialist, have completed plans to establish integrated
aluminum producing facilities in India, according to Edgar F. Kaiser,
applications in missile-detection systems
detectable infrared radiation.
and
other
companies,
served
as
Assistant
Secretary
and
then
ae
Undersecretary of the Treasury from 1953 to 1956.
Mr. Thompson is Chairman of the Board of Universal
Incorporated,
whose local
plants arc suppliers to the automotive industry, with
subsidiaries engaged in the electrical
and materials handling fields,
ferred stock ($10 par), together with common stock
pur¬
chase warrants, was made at par ($10 per
Attached
and
This
that missiles generate
Heintz in
&
of
Reavis
Si
1958.
31,
period
have
may
means
service
Frank R.
Board
Mr.
total
its
unique combination of properties
control gs well as practically unlimited
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—New Affiliate to
Heintz, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
permanent
Industrial
ner,
&
Thompson
p.
Dec.
on
for
asset
increase
below" the
Build
was
771.
directors
The
A.
1959.
reported
Fund
$8,488,186
of
in
appreciation
189, p. 706.
—V.
the
with
sales
gross
months
seven
compared
as
Record
52%
first
31%
a
also
show
for the Grand
where
temperature
.
p.
President
Fund, Inc.—Assets Up 31%—
recorded
were required
product, it has already received wide
chemical, power generation, marine and
190, p. 362.
detects
they
it
liquids. It is rated
by pipe engineers.
and
insulations
silicate
new
petroleum,
tivity of still air."
as
earth,
the
the
Rihand
190,
of Jack
fund
mutual
that
satellites
above
comparatively
industries
Total
tests
Jack
Springfield, 111., investment company filed an amendment to
Its registration statement on Aug. 24, 1959, covering 300,000 additional
shares
of
capital stock.—V. 186, p. 113.
balanced
well
corporate
on
tracker
field
—V.
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Income Foundation
miles
calcium
".v/.
.'"•:
'
.C"-.;'-';
In Min-K, Johns-Manville research
scientists, after years of testing,
developed a shaped insulating material with a thermal conductivity
tracking, while still in the experimental stages, promises
advantages over existing visual and radar systems because
does not depend on radio signals or reflected sunlight.
The tracker
was
developed for the Air Force to answer complex
if
This
This
•ther
have
Both
Horace Mann
a
in
excellent
tracker,
The
be
565.
p.
tracker
earth-launched
of
the
life.
questions on the nature of infrared radiation emitted by
orbiting satellites.
These questions are vital to space vehicle aero¬
dynamics, atmospheric physics, space vehicle navigation and commu¬
nication and space- medicine.
price,
determined
will be added to the
aavilable for general cor¬
porate purposes.
These funds, including retained earnings and depre¬
ciation allowances,
will be used for the financing of the company's
expansion program, for additional working capital and for such other
corporate purposes as the management may determine.
The company
presently anticipates that its capital exepnditures during the years
3959-1963 will approximate $100,000,000; and it is indicated that the
proceeds of the present financing,
together
with retained earnings
and
depreciation allowances, will be sufficient to meet the cost of
proceeds
general funds
infrared
an
from
of
/
Although
technical
Offering
maturity.
to
price of the debentures will be
date. t
shortly before ^the offering
Net
prior
issue
conversion
general
other
of inflammable gasses
presence
best
.
it
and
rate
developed
heat
thousands
space
,
in
Isle job.
Infrared
to
Co.
approximately
and
the
acctlitarjcc
Fahrenheit.
Subscription rights will expire on Sept. 30,
be underwritten by a group headed by Smith,
The proposed
indenture under which the debentures will be issued
provides for a sinking fund, commencing in 1969, designed to retire
interest
■
Aug. 19.
developed at ITT Laboratories' San Fernando, Calif,
facility for the* Air Force Cambridge Research Center at Bedford,
Mass., uses a 19-inch concave mirror to collect the infrared energy
given off by satellites. These "heat waves," caused partly by friction
between
a
satellite
and
the
thin
atmosphere,
or
by
rocket motor
exhaust, are then focused on an extremely sensitive detector specially
designed to measure infrared radiation.
To
improve
response,
the
detector is
chilled
to
a
temperature lower than minus 300 degrees
The
date.
will
offering
meeting
a
stockholders
common
of
ratio
chares
at
becoming
statement
has
faint
the
through
announced
21
stockholders
the
registration
capital
working
the
in
of
insulations
^Thirteen frdignt carloads of the material
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Develop.
corporation
follows
process
all
of
use
one
media
International
stockholders and the amount
supplied by amendment.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Aug.
on
for
factor
for
v.
registration
a
SEC—
a
balance
the
industries
on
indoor and outdoor piping and
up to 1,200 F.
It has the lowest
general use in these industries.
Repeated wettings have no permanent effect on Thermobestos. • It
is light enough for easy handling and fast application, and its unusual
structural strength resists breakage and will withstand unusual service
abuse.
Because it will not burn or carry flame, Thermooestos is ideal
purposes.
filed with the Securities and Exchange
statement
covering a proposed offering
to
its
common
stockholders of
S25,009.000
(maximum
amount)
ox
convertible
subordinated
debentures
due Sept.
15,
1984.
Subject to
The
Commission
filed
and
Monday, August 31, 1$59
.
eqiiipment operating at temperatures
equipment to expand the company's facilities for blending, extruding
and molding thermoplastics; $35,000 to reduce current bank borrowings;
hurtle
Chemical
generation
company,
1959
and
Hooker
name
located at 5511 N. W. 37th Ave., Miami, Fla., on Aug.
registration statement with the SEC seeking regis¬
tration of 200,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered for public
sale
at
$2.50
per
share through an underwriting group headed by
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., and Clisby & Co., who will receive
a
commission of 30c per share.
The company's principal activity is the custom exjtrusion of thermoplastic materials, primarily vinyls, for its customers. lt now has out¬
standing 200,000 shares of common stock, held in equal amounts by
George W.
Cornell, President, and W. Elder Cornell, Jr., executive
Vice-President.
Net proceeds ox
the sale of additional stock will be
used as follows: About $300,000 for the purchase of machinery and
20,
from
proceeds
be added
trade
registered
the
under
Industrial Vinyls, Inc.—Registers With
This
by the
the sale of the 300,000 shares by the company
general funds to be used to reduce short-term
borrowings and augment working capital for use in financing addi¬
tional inventories and accounts receivable and for the general expanNet
•will
Y.,
"k"
its common stoc.
of
Brooklyn, N.
190, p. 51.
a
value
(par
panels, in
Gems."—-V.
'
21
Aug.
on
Exchange Commission
with the Securities and
sale of 42o,000 shares
statement
registration
covering
Hartford,
in
located
corooration,
wood
SEC—
Inc.—Registers With
Heublein,
Tim
.
.
DIVIDENDS—To
it
advisable
business
the
and
common
to
stock
the
date
retain
reduction
of
all
of
management
available
debt.
No
of the
earnings
dividends
company
for
has
deemed
expansion
the
have
of
declared
on
been
the
company or its subsidiaries. It is the present
intention of the directors of the
company to declare an initial divi¬
dend of 8% cents per share of common stock A to be paid to holders
of
record
is
no
on
a
assurance
date'
as
between
to
Oct.
future
15,
1959
dividends,
and
Nov.
however,
1,
1959.
since
There
they
are
Volume
190
Number 5877
dependent
upon
future
and
other
factors.
pany
UNDERWRITERS
.
financial
the
earnings,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
condition
the
of
named
below,
for
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath are acting as representative,
firm
a
commitment
to
jointly,
the number
hereunder:
name
purchase from
of
shares
Parker
Redpath
G.
the
stock
Walker
&
Co
Winslow,
Hallowell,
Cohu
C.
20,500
Ferris
20,500
Robinson &
.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Stetson
&
Jenks,
Inc.
Halle
&
Stroud
Stieglitz
&
Co.
also
See
V.
Inc._______
190,
772.
p.
The
Co
&
17,000
The
12,000
& Co._
SEC
12,000
at
12,000
Co., Inc.___
furnaces
17.
its
at
forging
plant
in
Lake
Denmark,
of similar
190,
Dover,
The
J.
N.
Lima,
equipment
new
installed
recorders
earlier
the
at
1959—Monch—1958
and
will
join
$245,751
$1,974,383
$1,848,999
203,221
197,716
1,438,622
1,473,827
op.
4,
$60,229
$48,035
$535,761
$375,172
521
♦4,260
67,510
*37,775
Net
$3,461,837
3,505,759
op..
*$56,633
$46,185
*$43,922
$394,996
inc..
32,345
124,987
628,208
815,076
be
Pools
loans,
10 cents)
PROCEEDS—The
net
;
at
organized
under
New
York
law
of
on
Common
"*
—V.
stock
189.
V
GIVING
(par
>
; '
cents)...
10
(3)
ended
306,000 shs.
that
Nov.
its
close
business
of
Sept.
30,
which
The
1959.
$574,000
debentures,
of
standing,
are
redeemable
699,236
plus
Dallas,
the
and
after
will
the
redemption
made
be
interest,
and
at 105%
debentures; will
the
on
date.
Redemption
of
National
Mercantile
through
of
right
to.
stock
conversion
convert
ends
at
preferred.—V.
190,
the
ratio
conversion
and
debentures
close
debentures
for
price
stock
the
is
$13
for
common
772.
p.
the
10
to
High
Lithium
two
on
$1.20
per
1959,
and
the
to
pay
off
and
other
amount
The
and
of
'8,
Oct.
the
cost
net
the
Of
(1)
for
goods
its
of
the
that it would not accept
concentrates from Quebec
companies has been terminated and
further deliveries of spodumene ore
Corp.
The company stated that
any
it
intends
to
earnings
the
its own North Carolina ore in 1960,
when its
of concentrates and
raw -ores
will have been
exhausted. ' Large
deposits of lithium-bearing
ore,
located
within
a
15 mile radius of its Bessemer City, N. C., plant, are owned or con¬
use of
inventories
mining
trolled
On
Lithium
by
Nov.
months
moving
St.
its
Tt
Louis
executive
its
estimated
amount
on
Aug.
corporation
production
Minn,
pilot
and
offices
begin
Bessmer
eastern .seaboard.
Stock
proceeds
for
other
will
the
be
used
for
International
intention
under
and
that
stated
24
that
the
that
for
preparations
construction of
the
about
15,
Jan.
i960.—V.
the
new
190,
move
are
facilities
these
at
of
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
50 cents)
(par
however,
time,
has
been
signed."—V.
190,
has
been
Arkansas
&
Period Ended
July 31—
oper.
revenue
Period Ended July31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
on
Net
Net
p." 672
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
from
rev.
ry.
railway
-V.
oper.
"190,
1959—7 Mos.—1958
law
1,250,756
9,320,774
$588,469
$5,415;683
$4,639,522
203,813
1,537,888
1,622,162
"225,159"
inc..
9,229,709
that
ry.
Luther
Inc.
above.—V.
159,
p.
in
buyer
taken in
West
on
Consumer
composed
188,
of
28
2598.
p.
Property—
mortgage in.
New York
money
Street
in
$2,000,000 in cash was
for property improvements.
of a syndicated partnership headed
escrow
the
purchase
Fourteenth
additional
An
name
the
by
Industrial
has
Center.
announced
("New
receipt
York
:"
Times").—V.
185,
of
contracts
the
in
missile
:
-t
.
Theatres,
the
of
Inc.
above.—V.
Bertero
B.
voted
to
190,
stated
continuation
a
at
263.
p.
and
special
a
National
activities
additional
to
25
Aug.
on
corporation
John
the
that
the
of
filmed
TV
series
and
new
in
which
its
of
theatre
Approved—
meeting to change
& Television, Inc.
Theatres
name
NT&T
appropriately
is
now
engaged.
exhibition
activities, he
production
to others of motion pictures
and tape shows for telecasting, and in the operation
NT&T
radio
stations.—V.
190,
engaged
in
the
263.
p.
Industries, Inc., Santa Monica, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
18 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 142,800 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
per share, through Aetna Securities Corp., New York, N. Y,
The proceeds are to be used to purchase a plant, equipment, mate¬
Aug.
on
SEC
at
$2
rial,
and for working capital.
inventory
its
has called
company
general
and
refunding
Redemption—
for redemption on Oct. 1, next, $17,000
3Y*% bonds, series B, due Oct. 1, 1975
of
at
1041/2%.
Payment will be made at the First New Haven National Bank„
New Haven, Conn.—V. 190, p. 567.
-
New
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Orders Box Cars
Nickel
The
box
estimated
Aug.
on
to
Road
Plate
General
with
cars
at
no
of
cost
Subject
12.
in
commence
has
to
the
F.
S.
availability
fourth
the
placed orders for 500 50-ton all-steel
Transportation Corp., Chicago,
at
American
$6,000,000,
quarter of
Hales,
President
of steel,
delivery
1959.—V.
New York & Harlem RR.—Stock
RR.—Earnings—
The
1959—7 Mos—1958
190,
p.
announced
scheduled
is
567.
$1,417,087
371,787
Board
$8,933,089
2,439,151
voted
20
Products Corp.—Plans
Stock
the
be
directors,
held
if
to
the
in
.mission
split
approved,
were
Nov. 4.
would also
cn
He
quarterly dividend rate to 25 cents a share on the new
would be equivalent to increasing the present dividend
cents
to
50
cents
quarterly.
dividend
increase,"
Mr.
Nigro said,
"is
justified by' the
of our -operating divisions for the fiscal year which ended
apart
the
"This
30,
from the
earnings
which
will
be
added
by
our
Co.
New
Trading Suspended—
York
-
Stock
Exchange
on
be
.
has
be
the
made
issues.
shares
of
been
of
reduced
so
Securities
the
to
'
that
of
these
the
Exchange
and
-w.
each
issues
considered
Board
Com-
.
available
for
the
the
issues.
suitable for trading* in the Exchange's market.
The
Board normally considers delisting a "guaranteed" railroad stock when
the shares outstanding, exclusive of concentrated -holdings, amount to
no
Jonger
shares
less.
or
*
York
Harlem RR. Co. and the Mahoning Coal
operated under lease by the New York Central RR. Co.
'New
York
Central holds
163,439 common shares of New York &
Harlem,, leaving only 9,682 shares publicly held by 174 stockholders.
Three listed New York & Harlem bond issues are not affected by the
Board's
action of Aug.
20.
New
York Central holds 24,006 common shares of
Mahoning Coal
%
the
Both
Co.
—V.
New
are
leaving
RR.,
recent
-
will
delist
to
market
RR.
consider
earnings
1765.
the
of
suspend
to
number
10,000
;
said
which
40
The
to
Split—
City
York
New
RR.
Application
$8,773,459
2,432,513
566.
p.
Governors
of
trading, .effective at the opening of the
market Aug. 31, in the common stock of this company and the Mahon¬
Aug.
$5,324,694 $35,354,500 $35,202,771'
3,907,607
26,421,411
26,429,312
June
Manufacturing Co.—To Be Acquired—
Avien,
unusual
of
nation.—V.
through subsidiaries is now
programs for television, the distribution
of
The
$1,103,758
272,966
op.
inc.-
oper.
meeting
raising
stock,
from
See
the
$5,000,000
a
Corp.
investment
addition
said,
on
Ray
Nigro,
President,
said
that the directois
at their August
meeting
will -give consideration
to authorizing a
two for-one stock
split, which would be subject to approval of the stockholders at the
566.
p.
organization
an
across
for
$4,916,081
3,752,323
expense,?
from
Motor
$1,839,225 $14,736,457 $13,869,231
$688,042'"
op.
such
Glickman.
stockholders
name
In
■
190,
annual
Net
members
Association
773.
p.
1959—Month—1958
revenue
-
oper.
rev.
railway
—V.
1959—Month—1958
'
the
been
National
ing Coal
City
expected
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,120,709
1,432,667
its
National
Calif.,
stores
plant
Glickman
J.
reflects
,
■
Railway
Hills,
back
its
corporation
The
,
Louisiana
took
of
190, p. 361.
the
incidental
reached
one-stop
buying
officially opened
National Theatres, Inc.—Change in Name
Consolidation—
agreement
no
huge
,
See
Outstanding
297,144 shs.
499,000 shs.
Center—
a
and
FINANCING
PRESENT
31,
1024.
p.
National Theatres & Television, Inc.—New Name—
coffee
present
offer
the
New Haven Water Co.—Partial
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
time
proceeding
Bessemer
facilities is
new
—V.
date,
League,
Colorado
will
of
Navco Electronic
incorporated
was
189,
propellant fuels and hightemperature metals, are the result of self-sponsored research conducted
by the company during the past year, according to company spokesmen.
corporate purposes.
company
July
on
1958.—V.
amounting .to $483,000 since May 1.
of the contracts, which involve solid
All
financial
1958,
expenses
Inc.,
share
per
31,
and
research
City,
At
in
Offered—
Hockey
value
July
Inc.—Opens
G.E.X.
Manhattan
The
field
and
net
■
against
as
National Research Corp.—New Missile Contracts—,
s
corporation
contract
the
that
is'underway, and that production from
to
the
facilities,
plant- to
the
to
announced
614.
at
773.
p.
soluble
the
savipgs
resulting ,from
these moves would
about $500,000 in 1960 and more thereafter. The company
to
schedule,
Park,
laboratories,
development
moving
Lithium
the
p.
under
Inc.—Common
5
1959
Exchange, known as G.E.X., is a subsidiary
Inc. It is not affiliated with any governmental
foot store is the first of several similar
Beverly
sale
total
of
fairly the net Income,
accounting principles applied
review.—V. 190, p. 773.
period
asset
on
31,
partnership in the property amounts
$9,500,000.
Of this amount, $4,500,000, which includes the escrowwill be used by the Glickman Corporation of Nevada as fHSt
lessee of the entire property to develop the property under the name
months
that
Net
$19.16
July
on
money,
30,
and
as
stated
30,
ended
a
to
and Trnco, Inc., of Linden, N. J., manufacturer
products, have been holding discussions
looking
toward the possible consolidation of the two companies, according to
a
jdint statement released on Aug. 27.
The statement said: "Up to
of
corporation.
1959,
6,
Aug:
190,
This
and
present
Is
is
Nartia
main
the
Nov.
nine
the
in
building,
the
square
member
a
by
Louis
summarized
accepted
Minute Maid Corp.—Probable
the
resume
in
Sheet
consolidated
at
building
new
adjacent
Drugs, Prescriptions, New Cars, Gasoline and Insurance.
as
the
to
The
nine
expenses,
surplus
for
the
nine
The
stores planned by National Bellas Hess.
offering members merchandise carried by conventional
to
company
Title has
by
ex¬
the
ended
Balance
subsidiaries
for
Expansion—
second
a
Y.
Employees
70,000
is
deposited
opening.
stock
Common
—V.
Clifton,
27.
Aug.
Stores,
recent
City
the
present fairly
and
N.
Exchange,
membership-retail
The
the
"Summary
selling,
stated
prepaid
earned
into
I.,
National Biscuit Co.—Sale of
certain
1958,
1959
America,
who
their
the
222
30,
address
*
structure
Hess,
Bellas Hess,
Organizations,
sold,
are
City,
addition
similar
products.
heading
months
Surplus
L.
1958.
Employees
The
G.E.X.
is
administrative
income
nine
which
Earned
questions
team
CAPITALIZATION
24 announced that it had informed Quebec
raw materials purchase contract between
the
Lithium
of
31,
against
as
Bellas
departments
accompanying
The
amounts
stated
are
under
in
to
and
inventories,
at
of
presented
and
National
In
com¬
(it
sale
Consolidated
during the
and
of
the
engineers
may
membership-retail
on
a
of
customers
that
for government employees and affiliated groups,
Department
were
share
24,
respect
expanded
$34,432,757
were
July
on
$24.01
agency.
The office
and present
address of
the company is
Majestic Building, Denver, Colo.
The principal purpose of the company is to engage in the business
of developing and promoting ice hockey,
and the company has been
granted a franchise from the International Hockey League to organize
an
ice hockey team.
The company plans on commencing its program
for the 1950-1960 season and expects to have a team ready for the
Aug.
the
that
Corp.
of
sinking
of
as
just
Westbury,
assets
Oklahoma
70 cents
proceeds
Which
for
the
Hockey,
BUSINESS—The
Aug
Suite
Contract—
corporation
1959,
debentures
net
Government
Sept.
25,
shares of
Authorized
This
in
Aug. 14 publicly offered 220,000 shares
stock (par 50 cents) at $1 per share.
common
Corp.
'
*-
one-story
567.
p.
Government
principal amount, with
preferred stock was
a
190,
was
center
order",
for
Feb.
company
forth
at
which
generally
basis
selected
and
Mycalex
News,
foot,
square
National
the
statement
"stop
15-year 6Va %
March
general
share
per
set
operations
summary
starting up
working capital
Terminates Quebec
—
the
conformity
to
into
shares
for
and for other purposes. The
aluminum-frame' windows,
doors,
Income
in
Window
PROCEEDS—The
to
„
Lithium Corp. of America, Inc.
Lithium
Sept,
30,
1959,
share of common,
per
of
share
1959
the
with
issuing
selling,
statements
Copley & Co.
Bank,
business
of
is
one
filed
These
par.
has
of
area
$30,211,261
payable
as
at
also
their
personnel
!•
1958.
of
objective
the
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—Asset Value Up—
certificate
consistent
a
of
both
stock
preferred
the
a
scheduled
150,000
and
Net
expenses,
of
The
Miami
to
Ultrasonics Corp.—Announces
President
par,
cease
the
sells
Statement
financial
Mile
out¬
are
(4)
30.
of
that
in
on
Texas.
The
common
the
and
issues
securities
Interest
dividends.
from
accrue
amount
at
100%
ard accrued
preferred stock are redeemable
of
shares
accrued
principal
is
their
effective
earnings
stated
Commission
results
all
corporation has called for redemption all of its outstanding
subordinated convertible debentures due Dec. 1, 1970, and all
$1 par value 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock as of
5%%
of
the
Debentures
Preferred Stock—
The
the
Redeem
$8
of
sold.
amounts
amounts
1958;
position
Inc.—To
hearing
A
whether
aluminum furniture
1958
The
are
accountants'
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
by
sold,
Statement
The
distributed
corporation
Cassel
plant.—V.
adequacy and accuracy of the
accompanying the financial statements, more
particularly the
representations
concerning the
auditing
standards
and procedures
followed by the accountants and the
representations
FINANCING
Authorized
at
whether
so,
and
share,
per
and
and
30,
(2)
Consolidated
The
PRESENT
stock,
were
and administrative
30,
the
*
TO
EFFECT
Ling-Altec. Electronics,
And
income,
assets
Nov.
2677.
p.
ended Nov.
fixed
if
effectiveness,
100%
accounts
goods
net
Earnings";
'1958;
complete line of commercial and residential swimming
a
equipment.
CAPITALIZATION
the design
Mill and
Gadsden,
Ala.
that
the
registration
statement
appears
misleading with respect to Miami Window's financial condi¬
results, as set forth in the prospectus under the
of
is
Plate
operating
cost
with
high
in
Narda
asserts
general
On March 19, 1939 the company completed the removal
plant and principal office from Mineola, Long Lsland, N. Y.
Renovo, Pa.
The company is engaged in the production, sale and
pool
Corp.
question
and,
warrants)
at
wrought
which
of
4,' 1958.
distribution
its
became
equipment,
months
-its
to
the
on
$10
at
Commission
and
development
the
However, the company has announced
copies of the first and succeeding issues
New
.
underwriters;
used
be
and
penses,
will be used for the purchase of
advertising and sales promotion, for
corporate purposes.
was
sale
its
to
company's activities and developments in
temperature insulation which will be of interest to
the
electrical,
electronics
and
allied
industries.
The
of
2459.
p.
covering
corporation.
"Summary of Earnings" and
financial
statements, particularly with
for
company
the
manufactures
Consolidated
BUSINESS—The
Aug.
of
this
by
heading
proceeds
machinery and equipment,
working capital and other
189,
Reversing
Steel
charged
securiteis
to
were
and
tion
without underwriting,
of common stock (par
150,000 shares
at $2 per share.
contract
a
p." 220.
preferred
to
and
Director of
being published periodically
is
of
material
commercial production. The
of Synthetic
Mica,"
is by
Research and Development.
N.
Contract—
Washington Office.
registration statement was
statement
the
advances
The
offered
filed
public sale
for
The
kitchen
Equipment Corp.—Common Stock Of¬
for
Acting
News
news
requests to:
the Mycalex
J.—V. 190, p. 463.
the
with
strategic
to large-scale
"The' Origin
series,
company.
wish
notification
the public offering of $3,500,000 of
commission
company
fered—This company on Aug. 21,
publicly
184,
suspending
convertible
offered
false
Lifetime
San Fran¬
Commission's
Window
offered
securities
'
566.
p.
be
mission.
3,350,167
190,
the
understood)
•
"Deficit.—V.
of
working capital.—V.
Republic
V.
respects
issued
in
Miami
9%%
to
$3,745,163
509,770
ry.
oper.
for
fund deoentures (witn attacned
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$555,955
letter
a
in. 'Four-High
evidence
the
and proposed
a
524,416
expenses.
from
rev.
railway
1059—Month—1958
$467,783
revenue.
Railway oper.
Net
July 31—
oper.
taking
be
1959,
to
Period Ended
for
statement
in
cumulative
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Railway
of
should
566.
p.
filed
awarded
132
a
and
1024
p.
deficient
The
inc..
ry.
190,
field
engineers
used
been
of
equipment
189,
registration
is
$263,450
oper.
be
has
company
purpose
expenses
from
the
processing,
Miami Window Co.—SEC Challenges Financial Data—
1959—7 Mos.—1953
revenue.
rev.
production,
Mycalex
confining
The
Securities
and
Exchange Commission on Aug.
24 announced
proceedings under the Securities
Act
of
1933
which
challenge the
adequacy and accuracy of certain financial information contained in
a
oper
railway
equipment,
Hessinger,
The
Total
a
oper.
Net"
for
S.
the
In
9
15-year
of
to
are
manufacture
—V.
station.
same
Railway
.♦Deficit.—V.
used
Aug.13
on
$91,000
proceeds
auxiliary
Ohio.
Railway
Net
P.
par
10,000
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended July 31—
the
at
of
Mesta Machine Co.—Awarded
360.
p.
with
be, offered
6% capital debentures to be offered
thorugn uuardian Securities Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
par,
company has also received a Navv contract covering electronic
recorders to be installed at the U. S. Naval Air Rocket Test Station
battery
notification
to
The
This
—V.
of
stock
capital, etc.
corporation
The
company has announced receipt of contracts in excess of $50,000
Ohio Steel Foundry Co. for temperature recording and controlling
on
be
to
are
working
covering
12,000
The
at
proceeds
This
equipment
letter
a
article
publication
--a'■■■'■; ■. -y
■
Leeds & Northrup Co.—Awarded New Contracts—
from
filed
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of California,
cisco, Calif.—Files With SEC—
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
12
Aug.
on
synthesis of this
laboratory curiosity
a
first
per
payroll,
17,000
Cassell & Co., Inc
P.
successful
from
20,500
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co
31,000
Co
corporation
covering 300,000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
($1
Shares
Yarriall, Biddle
62,000
&
SEC
set
A
26,000
H.
The
under
are
severally and not
opposite their
company,
common
&
.
Meeker's Chemical & Ore Supply Works, Inc., Laguna
Beach, Calif.—Files With SEC—
whom
Shares
._
Auchincloss,
of
com¬
1
.
underwriters
The
—
(873)
162,
only
5,994
shares
publicly
held
by
279
stockholder®.
2647.
p.
acquisitions."
Bice del
MacMiilan,
Powell
&
River,
The
Ltd.—Proposed
Powell
See
and1
River
Co.,
Ltd.
corporation
share
of
Bond
MacMiilan
See
&
Powell River
Bloedei, Ltd.—Exchange Offer—
Co., Ltd. below.—V.
187,
p.
2551.
York
Harlem
&
RR.
below,—V.
179,
p.
.
Maytag Co.
Production
—
its
of
in
was
G.
a
M.
over
on
Umbreit,
Aug.
home
been,
laundry
attained
appliance—a record
this company, .itt,
by
4.
Vice-President and Treasurer, speaking at
following manufacture of the historic appliance
deluxe
electric
clothes
dryer—said he was
"certain
that
well
half" of Maytag's 12-milIioa appliances "are still in regular use
luncheon
—a
in
announced
12,000,000th Home Laundry Appliance
12-milliouth
the industry—has
Executive
program
"I
ment."—V.
19®,
pp.
53
and
262.
that
isn't
the
greater
Motor
Products
&
stock.
Co.,
Storage
achieve¬
Nielsen-Tupper. Instruments,
electronics" components
-
Files
furnishes
a
specialized
industrial
and
materials
new
for
electronics
at
of
issue
its
house
organ,
the
Mycalex
has
News,
just been
'
published by this corporation,
Its appearance marks the 40th anni¬
versary
of the invention of glass-bonded mica, which electrical in¬
sulating material, known under the trademark name "Mycalex"
is
the company's principal product.
In
addition
and
features
thetic
of
the
mica,
to
its
of
news
division,
first
of
giving
a
the
the
the
activities
Synthetic
four-part
story
of
series
the
of
the
Mica
on
company,
Co.,
the
lengthy
of
its
research
leading
($1
issue
to
syn¬
th©
29,399
ocr
SEC
With
company
covering
Chemical
Co.,
Securities and
on
1,163
Aug.- 19
shares
of
East
Grand Forks,
Minn.—
Exchange Commission—
filed a
class A
letter
notification with the
to be offered at
of
stock
common
($100 per share;, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to construct an
par
building and
for
additional steel storage
working capital.—V. 186, p. 1373.
Northern Indiana Transit, Inc.—To Redeem
affili¬
inaugural
development of
the
Wash.—
corporation
Northland
The
first
Seattle,
Inc.,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
par
Files
Mycalex Corp. of America—Publishes House Organ—
The
With
on Aug.
19 filed a.letter of notification with the
shares of class A common stock to be offered
share), through Crawford Goodwin Co., Seattle, Wash.
The
proceeds are to be used to purchase machines, tools, office
equipment, furniture, drafting adn printing equipment and for working
capital.
The
SEC
which
673.
ates
homes
throughout America."
wonder," he added, "if perhaps
Braden
Winch Co. and Arrow
winches, power take-offs
companies were said to approximate
earnings equivalent to about $2.50 a
applications.
Trionics
also reported to be developing commercial
applications of basic processes for which it holds patents.—V. 190,.
1160.
p
unchallenged
a
Steel
advanced
New
acquired
the two
with pretax
of
warehousing service in the Detroit area, was-acquired in June.
A
month earlier, Motor Products acquired an 30%
interest in Trionics
Corp.,
a
research and
development firm .specializing in
design of
Mahoning Coal RR.—Stock Trading Suspended—
See
Sales
yefer,
gears.
$4,000,000
below.
July
in
manufacturers of truck and tractor
Gear Co.,
New Name—
The
outstanding
and
3,
due
Bonds—
Oct. 1, 1959, all of its
first and general mortgage 5%
income bonds, series A
April 1, 1964 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will
corporation has called for reedemption on
Chicago,
used for exploring and recov¬
materials and producing same.
company mines beryllium.—V. 139, p.
ering strategic
BUSINESS—The
2,250,000
Lester, Ryons
2,250,000
Loewi & Co.
Harriman
k
of
Act
nvt
Securities
Securities
respect
with
1933
u.
to
,
Lazard
2.250,000
Saunders,
2,250,000
Sufcro
-
Freres
Brothers
Lynch,
Pierce,
it
because
at
Exchange
98
o,
St.,
Portland,
Maine,
in
provides a conditional C AC»U|vv»v». from registration
exemption
conuiwuiieu
^
public offer
"
"— 4"!An nnn
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
i
o
amount.
In a notificatk
notification filed Aug.
19, 1958, Norton Portland
lie
proposed the public offering of 29,265 shares of its class B non-voting
char,,
•common
stock at $10 per share, The Commission's suspension order
asserts that,
by reason of the false- and misleading representations
oi
tne raise anu
Regulation
respect
A
to
rBk
^2,250,000
Dean
~r
Rhoades
vacated
permanent.
made
or
re-presentations
the
by
G.
...
(The company is primarily engaged in research and development of
apcciallzed machinery and equipment for the agricultural and auto¬
motive industries, including a soil conditioning apparatus known
as
thi> Wonsover machine which would perform all crop planting functloha
.'in
one
monoxide
the land and an
over
pass
from
exhaust
the
internal
of
Monoxit.")—V.
'Carbon
tUtlul;
188,
apparatus to
carbon
remove
engines
combustion
the
under
&
Corp.
of
Program
a
Templeton
k
Co
Stephenson,
k
150,000
150,000
150,000
—
150.000
150.000
C.
700,000
Williams
T.
k
150,000
Co.,
Inc.
700,000
150,000
-
Walston
J.
A.
k
Co.,
Illinois
McDonald
William
k
Inc
k
R.
Co.
Inc.
Company
Co.,
Elworthy
Co.
—V.
190,
Son
k
Co.
This
•
Finance
All
custom
synthesized compounds are subjected
to a
series of
•na'jytical tests designed to insure chemical and radiochemical purity.—
V. 190, p. 674.
;
•
in
Weeks.
current
price
the
plied
Co.
D. Jones k
Gas
Electric
&
100,000
Offered—Blyth &
Co., Inc. headed an underwriting syndicate which of¬
fered publicly on Aug. 26 a new issue of $65,000,000
first and refunding mortgage bonds, 5% series EE, due
June 1, 1991, at 100% and accrued interest.
The under¬
writers bought the bonds at competitive sale Aug. 25
by bidding 99.36% for the indicated coupon.
The
First
Boston
09.319995<>,
The
and
also
series
cipal
lor
fund
and Halsey,
5%
a
bonds
EE
sinking
Corp.
Stuari
k
Co.
Inc.
(jointly)
bid.
by
of
It
South
621
at
Los
Angeles, filed
* covering
through
24,
1959,
public sale
by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Hornblower
offering price
will be related to the
headed
public
offering:
St.,
Hope
on
Aug.
offered for
SEC
be
the
and
the New York Stock Exchange
on
underwriting
terms
be
to
are
general
from
redemption prices
105% to the prin¬
amount,
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds from the sale will be used, by the
—company for costs of additions to its properties.
Initially Pacific Gas
and Electric plans to repay $30,500,000 of short-term bank loans in¬
for
curred
and
such
enlarging
BUSINESS
electric
and
California.
indues
and
additions.
facilities
Costs
in
the
expected,to
are
full
1959
year
amount
for
extending
EARNINGS—Total' gross operating revenues in the 12 months ended
June 30, 1959 were $5-56,669,000 and net income before interest and.
other
and
income
deductions
was $115,205,000, compared with $534,778,000
respectively, in the calendar year 1958.
$110,638,000,
CAPITALIZATION
Series
First
I
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Coupon
Maturity
and refunding mortgage
3Vt.%
Jun. I, 1966_
J
3'.
K
Dec.
3%-V
L
1,
Jun.
3%
stock
to
G5c
declared.
June
and
Dividends
payable
of
60c
1,
Dec,
share
per
when that dividend is
been paid quarterly since
1959,
have
1957
1,
To
Redeem
Preferred
Stock—
corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 30, 1959 all of
outstanding shares of its preferred stock, 5% series ($100 par
value), at the applicable redemption price, to wit: $104 per share
plus accrued dividends from Aug. 1, 1959 to Sept. 30, 1959 in the
of
amount
83Vb
redemption
office
Calif.,
No
Aug.
11
shall
will be made
on
Sept.
at
Spring St.; Los Angeles 54,
representing such shares.
to Sept. 30, 1959.—V. 189, p. 1132.
South
629
the
share.
30, 1959
per
payable
become
Bank,
of
total of $104.83,/3
a
certificates
prior
Hickey,
President of Caldwell k Co. Inc.,
elected Vice-Chairman of the Board and
of
Strauss
•
1974—
New
Frank
York,
on
Ginberg,
Ginberg & Co., Inc., is Chairman of the Executive
the
Pantex
board are
Irving Foster an.I Harry
replace Lewis Gerber, who was
elected
Secretary,
Kline, who becomes Assistant Secretary.
Mr.
Foster
is
Jerome
on
President of I. D. Foster Spor-swear Co., inc., New York
Mr. Schwartz
president of Automatic Cafeterias, Inc., Camden, N. J.
is
Michael
Brodsky,
director
a
and
subsidiary
in
who
Attleboro,
the corporation's
was
President
as.
Sphnorm,
of
Mass.—V.
184,
The
company
Secretary,
Inc.,
a
eantex
has
at
109,101,000
2%
Dec.
1.
1979
1,
1977
1,
1975——
P
23ii%
Jun.
1,
1981—.
Q
2'a "0
Dec.
1,
1980
The
—V.
47,962,000
Dec.
10,000 shs.
37,810'shs.
-1,500,000 shs.
907,271 shs.
are reserved against exercise of
warrants and
options,
10,C00 shares as of June 30, 1959, are for restricted
stock
held by directors and officers; and 75,000 shares are
issuable
connection
with
warrants
attached
the
to
debentures
now
being
offered.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
below, through their rep¬
resentatives, White, Weld k Co. and Watling, Lerchen k
Co., have
severally agreed
to purchase
from
the
company
the
following re¬
spective principal amounts of debentures:
Weld
Inc.
190,
continues
as
First
of
See
k
Miller
V.
190,
k
$25,000
—
C.
Roney
25,000
Rotan,
Mosle
80,000
Smith,
Hudson
k
70,000
50,000
Co.—
&
Hague
50,000
Corp.
Co.—
k
Wm.
,
—
Michigan
MacArthur
Co..
Manley, Bennett & Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
50,000
McCarty
also
Kenower.
217,000
70,000
Co.
70,000
k
Co
50,000
&
Co.—
25,000
White
774.
p.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—Delisting of Stk.
See Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago k St. Louis Ry. above.—V. 190,
362.
p.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Equipment Trust Cer¬
—
Offered—Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler
and
associ¬
on'Aug. 27 offered $3,150,000 of 4%% non-callable
equipment trust certificates maturing annually, Sept.
15,
1960 to 1974, inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield
4.75%
the
for
1970-1974
Aug. 26
1960-1969
maturities,
its
on
bid
maturities
of
issue
is
to
to
4.70%
to
the
for
by
$4,150,000.
500
for ths certificates,
all-steel
Associates
in
the
Seeuriiies
&
also
.
offering
Co.,
on
Drexel
are:
and Stroud
k
Co.,
4%s.
as
self-clearing hopper
-
k
Co.;
Eastman
Inc.—V.
190,
cars,
-
-
,
Union
the
group
98.722%.
secured
oe
cost
and
awarded
were
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.43%
estimated
Powell
Dillon,
called
for
River
Co.,
Ltd.
674.
p.
Registers Exchange
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
Offer
—
of,
of
States
of
1,
Standard
with
MacMillan
River
Building,
entered
White,
Vancouver,
B.
C
,
&
Y.)
(N.
shares
shares
constituted
as
in
September
class
"A"
the, basis
on
MacMillan
of
fol¬
1959,
to
class
and
of
&
-seven
Bloedel
"B."
into
Weld
Co.
Canada),
the
three
for
class
or
in
of
for,
outstanding
Bloedel Limited,
k
stock
"A"
has
k
shares
subdivision
exchange
class
River
Greenshields
and
additional
in
Powell
whether
an
agreement
Co.,
Inc.
Wood,
(the
U.
in
for
and
Gundy
S.
the <United
k
Co.,
Inc.," and
Managers) and in
Dealer
for
Canada with Wood. Gundy k Co., Limited and
Greenshields
Co., Inc. (the Canadian Dealer Managers)
whereby such companies
have agreed to use their best efforts to
solicit acceptances of the
&
exchange
On
offer.
2
.
consummation
be
changed
board
vacancies
of
to
of
the
•
filled
by
the
of
'■
.
exchange,
"MacMillan,
directors
the
Bloedel
Powell
directors
River
in
such
is
Powell
of
name
-and
Powell
to
be
that
manner
River is
Limited."
River
increased
the
and
the
Board •shall
contain
equal representation of Powell Riyer and MacMillan k
Bloedel
with the Hon. J.
V. Clyne appointed as
an
additional Director and
Chairman with a casting vote.
Updn consummation of the
the
cf
present shareholders
the shares of Powell
Board
of
Directors
Directors
and
the
of
to
propose
MacMillan
River.
of
The
MacMillan
shareholders
principal shareholders of
the
accept
Precision
Oct.
on
and
shares
Powell
Redemption—
redemption
(and
two-for-one
a
shares
stock,
1204
a registration statement on
Aug, 20, 1959; with the. SEC
4,500,000 ordinary shares,
Powell River proposes to offer
shares
lowing
at
filed
covering
these
located
company,
Canada,
2785.
p.
&
of
Bloedel. will
has
been
Bloedel
Powell
MacMillan
exchange
k
plan
&
and
River.
Bloedel
offer.—V,
by
All
exchange
majority
a
by
the
the
Board
of
directors and
the
have
189,
hold
approved
advised
that
they
813.
p.
1959,
$1,950,000
SEC
Industries, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
and Exchange Commission—
Files
—
Securities
The
of
its
5lA% • sinking' fund debentures
dtfe * 1976.
principal amount plus accrued interest, will be made
National City Bank of New York, trustee, New York
City.
774.
p.
$218,000
-
Campbell,
corporation
covering
offered
the
First
Co
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Baker, Sirnonds
k Co.,
at
The
250,000
$1.15
to
are
and
be
filed
13
shares
share,
per
proceeds
equipment
Aug.
on
of
used
machine
a
letter
for
tool
of
notification
stock
common
without
10
(par
with
cents)
the
to
be
underwriting.
acquisition
equipment
of
and
electronic
for
checking
working
capital.
77,376,000
Dec.
3%
1,000,009
40,000 shs.
par)—
waolly-owned:
amount
at
39) '
($1
which
options
With
Peabody Coal Co.—Partial
principal
O
stock
10,000 shs.
"85,000 shares
of
The
They
Payment,
M
1,045,009'
1,000,000
pfd. stk. ($100 par)
pfd. stock ($10 par)
cumul.
to
-
directors
Schwartz.
and,
or
Manufacturing; Corp.—New Officers, etc.—
was
NeW
price
surrender
prepayment
Daniel
per share,
California
of
upon
Pantex
-
cents
23,789,600
19712—:—
1,045,000
cumul.
Common
"B"
The
$927,000
N
7,800,000
23,773,000
A
tunnel
line
69,072,000
pletion, the company announced
under
Jim.
1,
1982—
3%
Jun.
I,
1983
T
2Tb %
Jun.
1,
1976
77,083.000
concrete
Dec.
1,
1985
45,361,000
north
Dec.
1,
1984
54,625,000
of
59,459,000
estimated
U
33a%
W'
3'b%
X
3 Va %
Jun.
1,
1984
Y
3%%
Dec.
1,
3Tb %
Dec.
72,828,000
—
—
.
19C7
Z
1,
1988
4 V2 %
Dec.
1,
1986——
BB
5%
Jun.
1,
1989
CC
58,000,00!)
3
Dec.
1,
1978——
DD
4Va%
70,690,000
Jun.
1,
1990-———
60,925,000
1,
1991—
65,000,000
EE
5%
First
Jun.
preferred
stock,
—
5%
—2—2
-.
redeemable
—2
5%
redeemable,
series
redeemable
4.50%
4.36%:
♦The- Board--of
the
Directors
amount
1,719,388 shs.
1,517,375 shs.
series)
:
of
the
*
1,127,426 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
——
1,000,000 shs.
5,959,397 shs.
of
25,000,000 shs.
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
a
firm
commitment
*
principal
may
amount
underwriters
to
purchase
from time
held
named
ail
60
cost
$481,000
of
the
the
river
feet
Chicago
natural
is
gas
Files
pipe¬
nearing
com¬
17.
remaining segments and pouring
tunnel, the 75-foot shafts on the
having
below
the
been
water
completed.
surface.
The
The
top
industrial
areas.
in
the
It
Securities and
corporation
SEC
covering
(par
50
Aug.- 14
on
456,667
to
cents)
of
offered
a
letter
of
non-voting
at
60
cents
notification
class
A
share,
per
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
working
capital,
acquisitions.
with
common
without
writing.
The
Pa.—
Exchange Commission-
filed
shares
be
Philadelphia,
;
the
stock
under¬
investments
and
when
customers
also
With
The
Corp.,
tunnel,
will
Chicago
design capacity of 557 million
supplies for residential, com¬
a
gas
of
.
utilities serving Chicago and
provide flexibility for future growth of
gas
Perkin-Elmer
of
the
in
to-time
in¬
series
189,
Corp.—Secondary
p.
2722.
Offering—A
Puget Sound Power
This
posed
son,
company
expects
$20,000,000
first
Vice-President.
mortgage
&
to
Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
call
mortgage
Provisions
for. public
bids
Oct.
28
on
its
pro¬
bond
issue, according to J. H.
Clawyet completed but the
first30-year bonds," Mr. Clawson
not
are
issue
"probably will be
said.
The company
is preparing to file its registration
statement with
the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
The statement is
expected
to be filed "fairly
early in Soptembex'," said Mr Clawson.
Proceeds
p.
of
the
sale
will
be
used
to
reduce
bank
2354
loans.—V
a
dealer's concession of 85 cents per share.
190,
p.
severally
EE
bonds:
have
Radiation,, Inc.—Plans Expansion—
secon¬
dary offering of 28,000 shares of $1 par common stock
(giving effect to 2-for-l stock split on Sept. 1) was made
on
Aug. 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $28.50 per share, with
This offering
362.
.
Homer
R.
formation
View1,-
Denius,
of
President,
Radiation's Space
Calif.,
the
company's
Pioneer
made
irf
Finance
Co.—Debentures Sold—Mention
The
Florida
building
Division
expansion
Aug. 24 issue of the public offering on
$1,000,000 6% subordinated capital deben¬
tures due Aug. 1, 1971 (with warrants to
purchase 75,000
shares of common
stock) at 100%, plus accrued interest
19
our
of
Aug.
is
construction.
and
The
Orlando—all
189
Location
due
in
the
The
to
new
of
the
San
the
present
presently
undergoing
is
future
at
on
the
Mountain
growth
and
long-r^nge $4,000,000
a
area
is
Pine-
adjacent 'to Patrick Air Force Base
and
Communications Division
activity, both present and
in
details
Division
activities,
Space
vital
Francisco
Division
.
announced
at Port Malabaf, of which
$1,100,000
Division includes plants in
Melbourne,
three
Cape Canaveral.
is
13
Communications
program
under
was
on
backlog.
castle,
Aug.
treasury.
belcw
area.—V.
17,929,383 shs.
authorized.
$4,007,000
of
is being continued.—V.
None
-
^Exclusive
shell
bank
about
Completed, the line, with
per day,
will transport
and
surrounding
gas supplies
2,360,977 shs.
1,127,426 shs
:
—
Tijis.
1,750 000 shs.
1,517,3.75 shs.
(unclassified in
outer
is
and
Aug.
on
a
Management
400,000 shs.
2,860,977
——-
A.2———.
-
redeemable
stock
1,173,163 shs.
400,000 shs,
redeemable
Redeemable
Common
2;
4,211,662 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
—
————
5%
4.30%
4,211,662 ShS.
-2
Joliet
on
feet
mercial
:
5 y2 %
the
to
between
excavating earth
south
tunnel
When
cubic
cumulative—
6%
crease
19,216,000
32,100,000
$25):
(par
for
and
the
are
for
completed, is designed to accommo¬
date a second line for future expansion.
/
The
60-mile pipeline,
estimated to cost $17,000,000, is being con¬
structed by
Peoples Gas and Chicago District Pipeline Co., a sub¬
sidiary. Work on the project, known as the Third Calumet Line, was
begun June 1.
The pipeline
is expected to be completed and placed
into
operation in early Fall.
43,705,000
_
construction
Workmen
AA
Capital stock
being dug under the Calumet River
64,818,000
3 Va %
S
—
Provident
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Work Progresses—
R
i
share,
per
18,644,000
1,
240,009
2,000.000
.
the
Outstanding
*$1,500,000,000
bonds—
360.009
240,000
2,000.000
indebtedness).
FINANCING
1970
1,
Jun.
PRESENT
Authorized
6%%
holders
company,
service
gas
1965
The
proceeds of the sale of additional stock will be added to the
working capital of the company and may initially be applied to the
reduction of short term notes.
2
According to the registration statement, the board of directors has
expressed its intention to increase tlve, quarterly dividend on common
Committee.
The
an
operating public
utility, provides
throughout most of northern and
central
The territory served
has a population of about 6,310,000
1,877,000 electricity customers and 1,584,000 gas customers,
—
15,
360.000
Series C, 61/2%, due Nov. 1,
1970—
12-year 6%
sink,
fund
capital debs.,
due Sept. 30, 1968
6% sub. capital debs., due
Aug. 1, 1971
sales
securities
President
$156,000,00 9.'
to
1964_—
sup¬
directly or through subsidiaries, is engaged primarily
financing, direct lending to consumers on auto¬
other personal property,
and the writing of insurance.
outstanding
1,250,000
common
shares
(in
addition
to
has
now
the
at
15,
amendment.
and
Such
redeemable
due Nov.
due June
ates
company,
automobile
mobiles
coupon.
are
redemption prices ranging
debentures:
6%,
6%,
100,000
—
—
.
Co.—Bonds
subord.
A,
B.
100,000
r
Net
Pacific
fd.
Series
Series
tificates
outstanding shares
of
time
The
other
•
4,000,000
Sink.
Co.,
k
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
group
initial
The
,
1797
500,009
1.050,099
100,000
-
•
located
corporation,
underwriting
at
p.
$500,000
4.000,000
,
Woodard-Elwodd'&r'
300,000
—
registration statement with the
160,000 shares of common stock, to
radioactivity, specific activity, and position of labelling desired,
An evaluation normally requires 30 days, at which time the customeris advised concerning production feasibility, price, and delivery.
189,
Outstanding
$500,000
—
1.050.003
Hayden,
-
Co., Inc.--—
a
total,
above.—V.
1962
1,
—
Underwood, Neuhaus k
300,000
-
774.
p.
Pacific
&
Syndicate Inc.
Nov.
1,150,009
100,009
Edward
300,000
Evans
Inc.—
California
100,000
Harper
Hilsman
Co.
an
American Investors
due
1,150.000
6%
Co., Inc.
Inc.
300,000
Co.__
k
A
Co.,
P.
H.
J.
400,000
——
Weedon k
Clement
Request for custom synthesis may be directed to any Nuclear-Chicago
branch office or to the home office.
Included should be information on
Oil, Gas & Minerals, Inc.—Stop Order Proceedings—
due March 1,
5V2%,
due May 1, 1967:
Series D, 6%, due Aug.
1, 1957
Series E, 6%, due March 1, 1970—
&
k Co.
k
Inc.
Crowell,
Wm.
100,000
Inc.
Turner,
400,000
400,000
k
Turben
Co
Guerin
Eppler,
500,000
Co.
This
Bee
FINANCING
debentures:
5Va %,
Series C,
100,000
—
Chiles-Schutz
—
Merrill,
Downing
Co
&
500,000
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.
ey>
<
PRESENT
500,000
White,
150.000
.
Baumgartner,
500,000
Staats
Whipple
Bacon,
Woods
500,000
Co.
Heitner k
Yates,
700,000
Hogle k Co.
The
1
pounds.
TO
'
-.Custom Synthesis of Carbon-14 Compounds—
corporation has announced a new program to provide custom
ithcsMng of chemical compounds labelled with radioactive carbon-14.
This program is designed to offer the
biomedical or industrial re■eeaicner
a
new
source
for unusual and "non-stock"
carbon-14 ^com¬
■
.
EFFECT
___—-——Authorized
1963—
in
Leydeeker
—
Talmage k Co
—
Thayer, Baker k Co...
700,000
Co.
k
Co
Co.
k
1,000,000
Baird
Co., Inc
Siiiro
B.
6%
—
Newburger k Co
Mosle k Co:
Rotan,
1,000,000
Co.—
Co..,
k
150,000
1.000,000
..
150,000
_
McGlone
fund
A,
Mitchum, Jones k
1,500,000
1,000,000
Co.
Schwabaclier
Securities
__
Inc.
&
Hutton
k
Announces
—
Co.
k
150,000
Fay
k
GIVING
-
Series
150.000
Co.,
k
.
Sinking
200,000
150,000
Carl
1,500,000
W.
Collings
Corp.
Hammill
k
E.
C,
Interstate
1,500,000
Inc.
Robert
200.000
—
Co
k
.Proctor & Paine
Hooker
1,500,000
Curtis
Hutton
First
Nuclear-Chicago
Co
Spencer Trask k
1047
p.
&
k
Becker
F.
'
C.
Wheat
C.
c,
,
■i.i
200.000
Inc.
-
CAPITALIZATION
200.000
Inc.
Strutiiers
Co.
E.
W.
in the Norton Portland offering circulars chal¬
Commission pertain to the following:
(1) statements
Id :• cierence to the company's Wonsover machines that "These machines
arc.
reputable
farm
machinery dealers
being
offered
for sale by
throughout the world";
(2) statements that -in me UiilbCU kjvt
such companies
as
American Chain and Cable Co., Inc., American
Bosch Arma Corp.,
have expressed an interest in the manufacture
ami/or distribution of the CARBON MONIXIT"; (3) statements con¬
cern) ug the interest shown in the company's Carbon Monoxit by the
Bo: Angeles Air Pollution Control District; and (4)
a statement conco'iiiig the Interest shown in the company's Carbon Monoxit by the
Rew York Department of Air Pollution Control.
'/ho
lenged
1,500,000
Co.
Wood,
A.
Abbott,
k Co.,
McKelvy k Company
Webber,
Shearson,
&
J.
Loeb,
Jackson
it-
sale of its stock
tux
Section 17 (the
anti-fraud
provision) of the Securities Act. A hearing will be- held,
■up n request, on the question whether the suspension order should be
company's offering circulars, the offering and
b en made and would be made in violation of
the
M.
Hinks Bros,
common stock at $11
per share on
1, 1959, and through Aug. 1, 1964. Further
details follow:
200,000
Inc
Co.,
Grant Brownell & Co.__
1,500.000
Co.
Paine,
,
k
Dittmar
with warrants entitling the holder thereof to
and after Oct.
Series
1,500.000
Hemphill,
debenture
200,000
2,250.000
k, Co
Noyes
Aug. 1, 1959, by an underwriting group headed by
White, Weld & Co. and Watling, Lerchen & Co. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. The
offering was made in units, each consisting of a $1,000
Robertson k
2,250,000
Eprnblower & Weeks—
Lee
Higginson_Corp.„
Carl
Dewar,
2,250,000
Co....
k
300,000
200,000
200,000
Pancoast —i_^-—
Corp.
Weld
Witter
300,000
300,000
CHrlTariCoT—73
W.
E.
2,250,000
Webster
Securities
White,
300,000
—.
Stiver k Co.
k Co._:
'
Bros,
2,250,000
Moseley k Co.
Barney k Co...
k
---.1
in
S.
Smith,
k
that the company's offering cii
respect of certain material facts.
appears
misleading
Mncl
located
corporation,
I his
toy
F.
:
from
purchase 75 shares of
Joseph Walker k Sons
Boenning & Co.——
.
Smith Inc.
&
k
Inc.
2,250,000
Co.—
&
'
an order tem¬
public offering of stock
a
-
300,000
Rauscher, Pierce k Co.,
Merrill
exemption from registration under
porarily suspending a Regulation A
».«
30d,000
.
2,250,000
Inc.
Stone
Exchange Commission has issued
and
Securities
The
k Co.—_
Kidder, Peabody k Co.
Kuhri, Loeb k Co;_:._
2569
Exchange Commission—
300,000
2.250,000
Co.'
Lehman
Offering Suspended by
Norton Portland Corp.—Stock
$300,000
—
Inc.——
McCormick
k
"
Y
Co.——
&
Co..—300,000
Pacific Northwest Co.__
300,000
Ripley
Feniier
Securities and
Co.—
&
MacArthur
Kenower,
2,250,000
Glore, Fbrgan & Co...
Goldman; Sachs &■ Co.
$1 per share.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be
Richards
Hill
$4 450.000
Co.——
Securities
D.—
York
Aug. 20 publicly offered 300,000 shares of com¬
on
Co., Inc..
Dillon, Union
k
Eastman
■
Minerals, Inc., Keystone, S.
Offered — Caldwell Co., of New
Stock
stock (par 10 cents) at
mon
'
,
Defense
Northwest
Common
City,
Blyth
115 W. Monroe St.,
Savings Bank,
&
at the Harris Trust
111.—V. 183, p. 2786.
made
Ibe
within
addition
to
(Continued
at
Mountaifi
potential,
the
avionics
both
on
the
page
View
that-exists
and
related industries.
national and West
Coast
52)
:
Volume
"Number 5877
190
.
The Commercial a.vd Financial Chronicle
.
.
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
second
in
table
which
the
all
nounced during the current week.
a
Name of
Canada
Dividend announcements
dividends
Then
show
Class
Per
Abbott
Laboratories,
Electric
Acushnet
Process
Aetna
Co.
(N.
9-
4
Gisholt
9-15
Glens
9-
9-11
8-21
30c
9-30
9-15
25c
9-25
9-
8
Celanese Corp.
Steel
10-
1
9-14
7%
10-
1
9-15
(3-for-l
Products
Corp. (quar,)
of America—
1010-
37 V2C,
10-
1
9-11
L
9-11
L
9-11
1
9-11
3.50%
preferred
4.60%
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
12V2c
10-
L
9-21
12 Mac
10-
1
9-21
$1.50
10-
1
9-21
25c
10-
I
9-11
Chance
40c
9-
1
8-25
Chapman Valve Mfg.
Alexander
&
Alexander
Scock
Baldwin,
—___—
Ltd
Institute
Hamilton
dividend
50c
Agricultural Chemical Co.
American
Dredging Co.
Express Co.
American
American
6%
Felt
Co.,
preferred
American
___
&
American
Home
Products Corp.
Ice
Co.
American
Locker
Machine
15c
(monthly)
American
6%
Snuff
Stamping
American
Tobacco,
American
Transit
A
Hocking
$4 preferred
10-
2
2
9-17
8-28
9-16
4%
7%
preferred
70c
10-
1
9-
3
$1.50
10-
1
9-
3
(quar.)
i._
15c
9-30
$1.50
TO-' 1
12
Glass
Corp.,
Corp.,
Power
Inc.
10-
7%c
4
9-
4
Ltd.
12-
Consolidated
4
_____r
10-
9-15
Consolidated
10-
L
9-15
Consolidated
1
9-15
Continental
10-15
9-30
35c
10-
1
9-30
9-
8
9-30
9-
9
Atlas
25c
(quar.)
10-
35c
_
L
60c
9-11
9-10
9-
5%
Automatic
Fire
Axe-Houg.hton
Quarterly
Cooper
(B.
T.),
Bancroft
Stock
A
9-15
Cowles
9-16
Crown
9-15
10-
1
9-15
Crown
10-15
9-15
Crucible
9-
Stock
__
40c
9-22
8-28
3c
9-25
9-
Common
62 %C
$1.40
Bell
(quar.)
I2V2C
10-16
dividend)
2
%
2%
Distilling
(quar.)
4—
10-
1
9,
1-1-60
•
6-10
10-
2
10-
2
De
9-10
10-
1
*25c
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-
Canada
«,"■ (2-fcr-l split;
Eohack
(H. C.),
5%%
Increased
Club,
Corp.,
10-20
9-30
9-
4
Honokaa
9-24
9-
3
Honolulu
$1.90
9-30
9-
1
9-15
9-
4
45c
10-1
9-19
9-
9-
8-15
1
7%
9-11
_____
(quar.)____
.
—
10-
1
9-24
2
109-
4
20c
10-
3
9-21
55c
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-11
10c
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
9-30
Driver-Harris,
50c
$J.37'/2
9-15
10-
1
Dunhill
10-15
9-30
9-15
International,
9-
10-
30c
_—
50c
10-
1
11-
2
1012-
Malleable
Eastern
7
1-2-60
9
9-16
Eastern
Electro
Refractories
*10c
10-30
31V2C
9-30
9-16
Ex-Cell-O
56V4C
9-30
9-16
Exolon
42c
9-30
9-
8
33c
9-30
9-
&
10-
dividend
10-
Quarterly
8
9-
9-30
9-10
4
10-
1
1
25c
50c!
■
$1.25
20c
10-
1
9-10
1
9-28
9-
1
10-20
9-25
2%c
9-10
1
.
9-14
i,—
Fidelity
9-30
9-16
20c
9-10
8-28
9-10
8-28
12 %C
9-
*50c
10-15
9-25
*17»/2C
10-15
40c
25c
(initial)
10c
14c
40c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
22 %c
35c
1
8-26
9-15
9-
4
9-11
9-
3
10-
5
9-16
10-15
10-
1
9-28
9-
8
9-
8
10-
1
9-10
10-
7
9-29
8-28
9-17
9-
8
Union Gas.
(2-for-l split subject
approval of stockholders Oct. 3).
Bucyrus-Erie.
(No action taken on common
First
to
Fisher
'
title
was
Butler
Butler's
10
Co.,
Shoe
Corp.,
stock
common
split
preferred
—
(initial
.__
Foote
quar.)
Fram
Corp.
8
Frick
I.
T.
Calumet
Financial
&
Hecla,
$4.75 preferred A
Friden,
9-28
Canada
$4.25
Dry Corp.,
Corp. ~ (quar.)
Inc.,
common
common
15c
10-
1
9-15
9-14
preferred-(quar.)
Canada Flooring Co.,
25c
$1.183/4
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
9-10
Inc.
1
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-
9-
1
3
35c
1
9-21
9-
8
10-20
10-
5
50%
10-20
10-
5
15C
9-15
9-
2
20c
9-18
9-
8
9-10
9-21
*12%c
10-16
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—-—
25C
10-15
10-
1
25c
—
(quar.)
common
9-15
9-
1
75c
:
25c
8-27
1
9-15
10-
25c
$1.06 (4
*25c
10-
1
9-10
9-30
9-11
9-30
9-11
Company
(quar.)
Garfinckel (Julius) & Co.,
4% %
1
9-15
common
convertible preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)—I
6%%
General
$4.50
Inc.—
preferred A (quar.)
American
preferred
Box
Co.
Investors,
Ironrite,
10-
1
9-11
9-25
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
9
40c
9-30
9-15
28'/a c
9-30
9-15
32 %c
32V2C
(stock dividend)
Telegraph Co.—
Corp.
--
4%
Corp.,
__.
pfd.
(s-a)
—
———
1
9-15
8-31
8-17
General
General
7%
Railway
Signal
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-21
9-10
9-11
62 %c
9-30
9-11
9-30
9-11
10-
1
Co.,
-
(quar.) —
pf'l.
7%
10-
1
40c
9-30
9-16
9-16
9-lfi
9-
4
*56'Ac
9-30
9-
4
*68%C
9-30
9-
4
12 %c
10-
1
$1
10-
1
25c
5%.
50c
50c
35c
9-15
10-20
9-15
9-15
9-
1
9-30
10-
1.
9-15
10-
1
9-11
9-30
9-15
1
9-11
10-
$1
10-
1
9-15
43%c
10-
1
9-10'
9-15
?-30
Co., Ltd.—
(increased)——__———
*22%c
10-
1
9-
2
xt$1.75
10-
1
9-
2
xl%%
-
10-
1
9-
2
1
9-
2
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
6%
conv,
5%
2nd
(quar.)..
C
—.—
(quar.)——_________
preferred (quar.)—
—pref.
4%
Copper
Land Association,
certificates
—
Kingsport
Kirsch
Co.
1
$1
9-15
8-31
50c
10-15
9-30
9-24
9-
3
9-15
9-
2
9-18
9-
4
8%c
1
9-11
9-12
8-28
10-
10-
I
9-
4
25c
10-
1
9-
1
35c
(quar.)——
common
9-15
8-31
20c
9-14
9-
13%c
7%c
(quar.)—
11-
2
4
10-21
9-15
9-5
I
8-21
15c
9-21
8-31
:-
preferred (quar.)
6%
—
preferred A (quar.) —
5%%
9-
20c
■
—
Kuner-Empson Co., common
1
9-15
50c
—
(quar.)_
Electric Co.,
9-
12%c
45c
(s-a).—
(quar.)
Press, Inc.
(quar.)
Kittanr.ing Telephone
9-15
1
9-15
Ltd.—
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.).
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kinney Coastal Oil Co.
10-
15c
$1
Corp
Kennecott
$1.75
$1.50
City Southern Ry., common (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—
Kansas
5c
9-21
8-31
(quar.)
40C
9-15
9-
——
Kysor Heater (quar.)
Lake
—_________
Superior & Ishpeming RR.
Laboratories
(quar.).,
9-15
9-
8
9-
5
1
9-21
1
9-10
Co.
15c
9-
Lang &
Lawyers
&
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Lone
Star
D
Cement
&
Bloedel
&
9-11
10-
1
10-
1
9-11
$1.0834
10-,1
10-'l
9-11
$1.10
25c
10-
1
9-11
9-15
9-25
9-11
9-15
8-31
1
40c
(quar.)
class A
(increased)
Car Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
5% pref. (quar.)
Manischewiiz (B.)
(quar.)
Magor
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
—
9-15
9-
$20c
9-30
9-10
*25c
Inc.,
Electric
9-30
2
$1.06 Va
,
(quar.)
Gas
8-31
$3
(quar.)__
Angeles Investment (quar.)
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales
B
9-15
30c
Los
MacMillan
9-
*75c
_—
pfd. B (quar.)—_
(quar.)—
4.35%
preferred E (quar.)
4.40%
preferred G (quar.)
—
Long Island Trust Co. (quar.)_
—
preferred
4
8-28
Corp.—
Long Island Lighting, 5%
4»4%
9-
— —
Investment
Canadian
4
9-
9-15
22c
Fund—
Venture
Lexington
London
9-18
15c
(s-a)
Ltd.
Mines,
9-18
10-15
*3c
(quar.)
Cady
Gold
Leitch
1
10-30
20c
Company (quar.)
Title Insurance (Va.)—
quarterly
—
10-
10c
Increased
Lee
1
25c
Lakeside
Class
10-
1
1
1
10-
Madison
10-
10-
10-
10-
9-11
25c
10-15
xl'A%
9-11
$1.25
4
xl%%
1
1
1
9-
xl'A%
1
9-15
9-
10-
5c
preference D. (quar.),
preference E (quar.)
Jeannette Glass Co., 7%
pfd. (accum.)—
Johnston Terminals & Storage, Ltd.—
10-
10
$1
1
9-30
10-
6%
10-
25c
Candy
9-11
15c
50c
Co.——_v.—,—■
Silver
Inc.
10c
2c
(quar.)
S-30
Public Service
Jamaica
$1.12%
common
(quar.)__
Corp. __!
General Industries, 5%
preferred
10-
(quar.)
—--
City Steel,
General
10-
15c
Gabriel
$1.31'A
8
50%
,____
___
(quar.)
9-
9-15
9-16
65 c
(quar.)
9-16
9-14
9-30
28YeC
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
60c
10-
12 %c
(quar:)*-—
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Company,
6%
—
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
$1.12 y2
1
11c
(quar.)
Steel
Pressed
9-
Gate
C.
Mineral
Foundation
(quar )
9-30
10-
—
Co.
Governor
9-28
corporate
common
40c
25c
of N. Y. (quar.)
class A (stock dividend)dividend)——J—
—
Co.,
(stock
9-11
9-30
$1.41'A
common
Steamship
International
Kuhlman
15c
Inc.
9-25
—__
15c
preferred (quar.)'—.—
4-for-3
4%%
June
B
Fosteria
to Butler's Shoe Corp.).
changed
Manufacturing
4'/2%
com¬
(quar.)—
(Effective
Inc.
Lumber
Class
payment at this time).
(No action taken on
mon, payment at this time).
Bullock's, Inc. (2-for-l stock split)
Corp.—
Finance
Fund,
9-11
9-30
$1.05
9-25
Fiduciary Trust Co.
2%
1
i
9-30
42 %c
preference
5
9-16
9-11
^
5%
2
2
9-
1
*30c
:—
5%
9-
9-
9-30
10-
50c
—
(quar.)-—-
7%
8-28
9-
9-15
5
9-11
1
31'Ac
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9
10-
9-15
*12 V2c
2
9-
9-15
10-
20:
9-10
9-10
20c
Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Federal Screw Works
(quar.)__
Brooklyn
Bullard Company.
—
Extra
Family
4
9-
20c
preferred (quar.)———
preference* B (quar.)
9-15
9-16
9-
9-12
62 %c
.
(quar.)__—
Securities
Common
9
5c
9-16
9-11
1
9-
9-
9-28
20c
9-15
45c
9-30
9-30
9-15
11-
56 %c
4'
(quar.)
International Salt
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
11-
'25c
(quar.)
common
v
9-
9-10
10-
12 V2c
Extra
*25c
2
2
9-15
20c
(quar.)_——_—
Co.
Iron
Interlake
9-18
37 %C
*28%c
8-31
12 %c
Corp.
Interlake
9-18
10-
(quar.)
Company
8-31
L
20c
—•—
——
of America
Telephone &
Quarterly.—d
—
9-15
Co.
&
8
1
9-
40c
(quar.)—.____
common
Inter-County
—__—
Corp.
*40c
.
(quar.)
—•
8-21
9-
9-
30c
(quar.)
Insular Lumber Co.—
8
(quar.)—_
Insurance
9-10
9-16
$1.50
___4._
9-11
37 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Abrasives
9-11
1
9-25
LOc
1
20c
(quar.)_,
1
10-
50c
preferred
9-16
$1.12%
Co.
Steel
Share
Bond
Bridgeport Brass Co., common (quar.)
4 % % preferred, (quar.
_
Bridgeport Gas, com. (increased)
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)____.
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.))
5% preferred (quar.)
Butler's
4%%
9-30
Inc
Iron
Stainless
Electric
10-
25c
(annual)
pfd.
(quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd.
Industrial
9-30
8c
preferred (quar.)
9-1
—
5%
1
50c
com.
40c
43 %c
—
(increased)
$1.31 %
(quar.)
Fuel Associates,
&
9-
at
payment
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
(initial)-
Centers
Food
Eastern Gas
8-21
8-21
8-21
(quar. )—
5% conv. preferred A
Cement
Interest
Eagle
4
8-21
8-2G
(quar.) ____———-—
5V2% preferred (quar.)
—
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c class A (quar.)——
*
4% preferred (quar,)——
—
8-31
9-15
8-21
9-12
9-12
50c
—
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
common
8-25
9-12
2
—
(quar.)
on
Industries,
preferred
5.65% preferred
9-18
(reduced)
new
8-25
9-10
Rapid Transit Co., Ltd.—
Common
9-10
(quar.)
_____—
9-18
(quar.)__
Corp.
4%
9-18
9-25
(quar.)
com.
9-18
1
1
9-10
9-12
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.) — _———
Indianapolis Power & Light—
9-10
9-30
(quar.)___
Co.__
Ltd.,
10-
10-
Publications—
Illinois Central RR
4
45c
____———_
9-15
9-12
common
4.20%
.____
Cream
Glass,
25c
BulovaWatch, Inc.
Ideal
4
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-15
1
9
10-15
4
1
13%c
preferred (quar.):
Hoving
9-
9-18
10-
12 %c
Natural Gas.
5%%
5c
Realty (quar.)
(increased-quar.)_^
9-10
12c
($25 par)—
9-24
30c
—
10-15
12 %c
—
preferred
1
17V2c
—_____—_—
9-15
1
25c
(quar.)——_——
10-
11-
10-
(quar.)
Marine
preferred
5%
___<(
(quar.)
8
9-15
62 %c
(quar.)___
preferred
9-15
25c
com.
Mfg.
&
Industries
Dresser
1
4V2%
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Corp.,
preference
1
;
pfd.
9-
1
10c
-—■—__________
&
25c
(quar.)
Ice
87 >/2C
Stock
.5%
75c
(quar.)__
1
10-
10-
40c
—
Sugar Co.———
Hcudaille
10-
*40c
preferred (quar.)____—______^
preferred (quar.)—__________
Boyertown Burial Casket (quar.)
Bralorne
Pioneer
Mines, Ltd._
Industries,
Fire
$2.25
15c
Tunnel
&
Stamping
B
35c
—
common
preferred
conv.
Common
Ltd.—
preferred
Hudson Co.
Canada
&
Dominion
Inc
British-American Bank Note
Sugar
5%
Houston
(quar.)__
com.
8
10-
20c
Keweenaw
3%%
British
Holly
9-15
$1.31 %
Turbine
Gasket
Dixie
10-10
10c
quarterly
Borg-Warner
Home
(reduced)
com.
America,
Iron,
Mortgage
Class
9-10
25c
_
(quar.)______
Book-of-the-Month
8-24
Dewey Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
9-15
9-30
$1.25
;
10-15
(/stock
dividend)
to approval)
subject
Inc., common
prior pfd.
8-24
8-24
1
$1.25
(quar. I
Steam
Detroit
5
60c
,
.__
Mfg.
9-10
*50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.)
Billups Eastern Petroleum (quar.)
Black-Clawson Co. (quar.)
Decker
1
Hupp Corp.,
(quar.)__
9-
*12 %c
Sugar
taken
:
1
(quar.)__
common
.
Laval
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Service,
Extra
9-
(quar.)
0%
Malleable
Detroit
9-10
50c
(quar.)
of
Curb
Hi-Ho
9-16
$1.37%
Ltd.
(quar.)
Detroit
9-10
*35c
&
2
9-
Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred
Delaware &
9-10
1%
Mills
Detroit
—
Black
10-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
5%.
12-11
7%c
—
;
Co.
of
Extra
9-11
*25c
Telephone
1
*25c
Co.
Crystal
River
Dayton
9-28
—______
RR.
9-
(increased)-—
Corp.
Davidson-Boutell,
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Creek
Co.,
convertible
Daitch
9-15
1
7-1-60
Bendix Aviation Corp.
'•
10-
A
(quar.)——_______
preferred (quar.)
Class
Beech
9-20
(quar.)
Cummins Engine
4
5%
\
9-15
___
Co.,
1
iquarj__
1
time)
Inter-Ocean
income
(quar.)
Sens
&
dividend
Lumber
Beaver
9-
$1.25
Corp.,
(Canada),
Zellerbach
5 (4 %
4
27V2C
Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)__________
Hercules
Powder
Co.
(quar.)
Y.—'
Products
Zellerbach
1
Steel
7%c
(George W.)
7c
(quar.)
Chemical
1
25c
'
B.)
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
10-15
10-
9-15
N.
Electric,
10-
25c
of
Rubber
&
15c
dividend
(James
9-30
this
Helme
5c
(quar.)
A
93% c
—
.___—
(quar.)____
American Sugar
action
(No
9-17
$3.50
common
preferred
Class
10-
50c
Consolidated
6c
.__
Tire
$5.25
1
__
(quar.)—
(Stock
Corp.
dividend
9-11
9-17
Commercial Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Copper & Steel Industries—
*25c
(quar.)
Stock
Beam
9-
Inc.—
(Joseph)
Oil
Barber
9-25
Fund—
investment
preferred
conv.
Baldwin Piano
■
37 %c
—
5%
—_______
Alarm
Stock
from
9-15
Dan
Babbitt
5%
$1.50
div.)
preferred (quar.)
Hearst
1
convertible
*25c
(stock
com.
Haytian
9-15
15c
profits)
Quarterly
1
55c
(quar.)
preferred C
preferred D
7'/2C
■
Co.
Rock
Cornell-Dubilier
(quar.)——
Corp.,
9-15
1834c
(quar.)—
preferred
Continental
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
Goods,
Baking
Continental
9-15
25c
$30c
Spring Corp. (increased)
Transport, Inc.—
6% conv, preferred (accum.)
Atlantic City Electric
(quar.)
Atlantic
Company
(quar.) ___
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$5.50
Associated
B
Co.
Paper
10-
1
9-14 A
—
Electric
9-30
25c
(s-a)
preferred
1
1
9-
5%
preferred
$1.18
(quar.)_
Industries
(from
Consolidated Edison
12V2c
Associated
Class
7%
9-
9-15
(quar.)
Commercial
5V2 %
10-
(Del.)___
8
10- 9
9-25
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
10-
_____I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dry
$1.37
——
10-
8
10).
preferred
$5
_
Picture
Motion
Water
Nov.
$5
.
—
Associated
9-
Inc.
Hawaiian
$1.37'/2
II
9-
10-31
9-15
(stock
Corp.
Printing
F.)
Xerox
5.10%
Cigar Corp., common (quar.)__
Stock dividend (a two-for-one
split sub¬
ject to the .stockholders approval on
9-17
2
1-4-60
$1.08
Corp, (quar.)
Arundel Corp.
(quar.)__^_———
Arvi.u
Industries
(quar.)
Corp.,
Connecticut
9-15
9-15
8-28
Consolidated
9-17
8-20
1
'
Constable
Asbestos
Fund,
9-
9-30
*5c
Solvents
9-17
9-30
M0
4
(quar.)
security
7
1
(W.
Haloid
9-
30c
9-15
1
10c
(increased)
Power
Western
&
10c
Concord
1
Mountain
Hall
13'/8c
50c
1
10-
*12%C
(quar.)
Markets—
Harding Carpets, Ltd
Harnischfeger
Corp.
9-
____
Co.
9-30
9-
9-15
$1.75
common
Corp.
Investment
35c
__
(quar.)
Corp.;
participating preferred
Commonwealth
10-
8-20
5c
Commercial
5
8-20
1
9-23
__
4
53 VBC
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
9-
American
Hawaiian Telephone,
iquar.)__
9-
9-15
1
9-
$1
Participating
Light—
preferred
Co.
Discount
&
cum.
All
Hawaiian
____
9-
30c
common
(quar.)
preferred
5.48%
Arnold
&
6%
1
9-
at
(interim)__
common
9-15
Gas Co.
preferred
4.72%
Co.,
(quar.)*
Products
Commercial
9-19
10-
30c
10-
(Subject to approval)
RR—
(quar.)_
9-23
(stock dividend)
Two-for-one split (subject to stockholders
approval on Nov. 24».
4.32 %-
&
Finance
Color-Craft
9-15
43 %c
(quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana
Colonial
9-16
$1
Oil
5
9-30
9-30
Peabody
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
10-
Bend
9-10
*12%c
T.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
Harsco
payment
56c
(quar.)_
com.
V2C
10c
35c
Green
Y.)—
Bottling Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Coleman Engineering, 6% conv.
pfd
(quar.)
-"9-10
_
preferred
South
1
8
4c
60c
common
8
4c
$1
(N.
9-
9-
■25c
(quar.)
Cocoa-Cola
9-18
(quar.)__
(quar.—
(quar.)
Greater
50c
preferred'
9-
common
334%
9-10
9-23
10-
•
8
(quar.)___—__
Varnish Corp.
4.80%
8
Cluett
9-10
1
Co
9-15
4
1
10-
Utilities
9-30
9-
10-
9-24
9-
*50c
1
(W.
Gulf
two-for-one
9-17
10-
Grant
50c
Co., class B (initial after
split)
City Investing Co., 5% % preferred (quar.)__
Clifton Fort-Waynesboro
Telephone (auar.)_
9-14
9-10
time).
Copper
Citizens
30c
Anglo-Newl'oundland
Development,
Ltd
Angostura-Wu.ppermann Corp.
(quar.)
Arkansas
I
Chile
10c
6%
Anderson-Prichard
4'A%
10-
1
1
_____
com.
Bank
&
on
(quar.)
10-
__
Shore
B
Rapids
4
3
9-25
1
$1.50
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Class
Grand
9-
9-
9
10-
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gordon
9-10
—
Co.,
Inc.
9-
9-14
9-11
10-
at
9-10
1
in¬
(quar.)i_
taken
40c
,
Anchor
South
action
(quar.)____—
Ampco Metal, Inc. (increased)—
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
(quar.)
Anaconda
Company
(quar.)_
_■—
Anchor Casualty Co., common
(quar.)
$1.75 preferred (quar.)__—
.
9-
10c
(quar.)_—;
American
(No
3-23
15c
,—.
class
Chicago,
net
8-15
15c
—
payment
com.
9-21
12j/2C
_
9-15
50c
9-30
10-
$1.50
(from
011
"
1
9-15
25c
!___!_
(quar.)
8-20
8
9-15
10-
25c
Co.
Telegraph
Bros.,
$1.18%
;
(quar.)__
Metals, Inc. (quar.)__
(N. Y.) (quar.)
&
Co.,
preferred
9-15
9-10
30c
—
Re-insurance
Co..
8
9-15
30c
(quar.)
'
American
9-
1
35c
Stock
&
87 V2C
(quar.)
Manufacturing
A
this
(quar.)
American
4
10-
20c
1
17 %c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4% preferred (quar.)
4c
Aircraft
4% preferred (quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange
Quarterly
1
9-
9-15
$1.50
_
Hoist
Extra
9-
1
(Houston) —
Quarterly
Derrick
Class
10-
25 c
_______—
Chatham
8-20
9-1L
50c
(increased)
common
Insurance
American
American
75c
(quar.)—.—
3-20
Goldblatt
income)
Vought
9-11
Gold
8
$1.15
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (quar.)
1
8
9-
.
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
9-25
10-
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)______
(quar.)
General
9-11
2%
;
American
9-
1
(quar.)
:
6 %
vestment
1
10-
8-31
1
10-
27 %c
(initial-quar.)__
A
(quar.)_
taken
10-
time)
10-
35c
(quar.)
34 %c
action
this
9-15
52c
Company (quar.)
Goebel Brewing Co.—
60c conv. preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Machine
Falls Insurance
$1.12 V2
Central Foundry Co. (quar.)
Central Maine Power Co., com.
343/8C
—
1
(No
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Charge Service—
preferred (initial).—
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
quar.)
4'/2%
70c
10-
(initial
common
(quar.)
A
split)
■
Central
New
5
preferred A
class
stock
8-31
$1.12%
5
—
Glidden
(quar.)
9-11
9-24
of Wisconsin—
9-30
Caterpillar Tractor
1
15c
—
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)_—
9-11
9-16
9c
Co.
preferred
9-30
Inc.
preferred
Paper-Mfg.,
—$4.50
15c
(quar.)____
Cook,
9-
34 %c
(quar.)—,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Alco Products
(quar.)
General Telephone
4
25c
1
_—
B
9-
50c
&
5% %
'■'"Class
$2.10
8-28
•
Genung's,
Inc.
(quar.
Gilpin (Henry B.) class
5
343/3C
B
A
9-18
(Minn.)—
1
5 %%
Albermarle
class
8-28
9-30
*25c
Telephone
Co.
of
preferred
t quar.)
1
40c
— —
9-30
*4334c
w
Securities
9-
65c
(quar.)
*25c
■___
9-14
J—
General
9-
CecO
10-
-
9-14
11-
(quar.)
Inc.—
(quar.)
9-18
Payable of Recu.
split subject to stockholders
approval
9-14
10-
Y.)
(quar.)_
B
preferred
10-15
Refractories—
two-for-one
A
9-10
General
■,
9-14
9-10
8-31
1
*$1.25
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Discount,
(increased quar.)
A
6%
9-25
25c
Corp.
Investment
Glass
'7"f.
7c
10-
*$1.06 'A
•
B
Castle
8-24
9-10
9-15
*37 Vic
(quar.)__
Carthage Mills
9
5c
com.
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (reduced)
9
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Glass
1
9-
1
*37 Vac
_
Ltd.,
11
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
*$1.25
Class
3%
Insurance
Common
•
1
10-
dividend
Agricultural Insurance
Aid.
10-
$1
____
(increased)
Corp.
Addressograph-Multigraph
Stock
45c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
General
(quar.)_
preferred
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand Co., Ltd.—
Canadian Wallpaper Manufacturers,
Holders
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Abrasive & Metal Products
When
Share
Forgings, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Celanese, Ltd:—
$1 preferred- (quar".)_—:
$1.75 preferred (quar.)'__.__
Payable ot Rec.
(quar,)__
common
4%.
Acme
When
Share
Company
&
Canadian
the
.
Name of
A
4'A%
follow with
we
Company
Foundries
Canada Iron Foundries,
an¬
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
' :
•——we
(375)
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
7
9-30
9-10
50c
9-15
8-28
50c
9-25
9-11
t$1.25
10-31
10-15
50c
9-22
Mailman
9-
t
12
(876)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Marine
Holders
Name of Company
85c
■-
9-15
8-28
Common
7%
1:20c
(quar,)
tllVzC
Marshall
Co.,
10-
1
1
9-11
25c
10-
1
1
1
9-15
9-
1
8-21
$1.50
common
10-
1
4%
9-18
pfd.
2nd
(quar.)_______
$1.75
9-23
9-10
Electric
&
20c
Martin
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding
Common
y2%
4
(quar.)
&
Mastic
Corp.
(quar.)
River
3'/2''
Metro,
5%
Inc.,
1
9-10
3
8-27
5c
9-25
9-11
9-10
8-21
Ronson
20c
(quar.i.
1
1
&
Engineering—
pfd. (quar.)__
Class
Mine
B
50c
Inc.
(quar.)
A
17'/2c
9-25
80c
(accum.)
Mississippi
Mod in.j
River
Mfg.
Monarch
A
Moore
(quar.)
Corp.,
—
Ltd.
(John)
&
—
10-
1
15c
West
Coast
West
Virginia
9-30
$1.75
10-
$3
8c
9-15
South
9-30
10-15
(Fiscal
Securities
year-end
Co.,
from
(Md.
Inc.
invest,
net
Optional
(yr.-end djstrib. from cap. gains)
Casualty Co. (Detroit) (quar.)
National
Extra
Gas
Oil
&
National
Gypsum
Co.
30c
9-15
9-15
<0-
*15c
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-11
National
Oats Co. (quar. i
;—
Sugar Refining (quar.)—
Natural Gas. Pipeline Co. of America—
5%% preferred (quar.)——,———_______
15c
Brunswick
New
Telephone
Co.,
Ltd.
910-
10-
1
New
Haven
Water
New
Jersey
Natural
Increased
Stock
dividend
New
Jersey
preferred
6%
New
Orleans
4.36%
(quar.)
50c
10-
1
(quar.)—
—L
Gas, common (quar.)—
(subject
to
approval
of
85c
10-
1
45c
10-15
Public
Utility
(s-a)———
.»—
preferred (quar.)
New Yojfk- Water Service
Corp.
Magazine (quar.)_.»
Telephone (Ohio), common
6%
(quar.)___
Mining Corp.
Northern
Indiana
4%%
4j/2%
preferred
Inc.
Mills;
class
B
(quar.)—•,
Sunbeam
&
9-17
Tecumseh
1
9-
8
Telechron
$1.18%
10-
1
9-
8
Class B
'
9-28
50c
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
9-11
9-
9-10
8-31
10-10
9-30
50 c
9-14
_
9-
A
__—
(Stock dividend
Power,
$5.08
3
preferred
9-18
9-U
37 %c
11-24
11-18
40c
9-15
9-
4
Thompson
40c
9-22
9-
8
Thompson (John
A
two-for-one
9-
1
__.
25c
<
Ogilvie
9-10
t50c
10-
37 %c
—<
;
:
1
9-
Corp., 40c preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ontario
Steel
Products,
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
—
_
9-U
9-30
9-10
5%
Peninsular
Tubes, Ltd.
Forge (initial)
Metal
9-
9
8-27
10-
1
9-15
Toronto
10-15
11-13
10-15
9-
1
Trans-Canada
9-
Tucson
1
preferred
common
8-20
9-18
Union
9-
7
9-
25c
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
10-
30c
3
9-
2
10-
$1.10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-1Q
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
-
$1.15
9-10
25c
—_—
Stock
dividend
—
—
—
3?ermanente Cement (quar^)_i_—
Paul
Inc.
Philadelphia
'
25%
17V4C-
(quar.
50c
Fund—
10-
1
9-11
9-10
9-1
9-30
9-
income)
10-
9
9-10
8-21
'
Philco Corp.,
^—r—r———-—-—
3%%
Bfailip Morrist Inc.,
preferred
A
(quar.)
93 %c
preferred (quar.)
Pomona
Tile
Mfg.
(quar.)—
T5c
(H; K.)
97%(j
——-J:
(quar.)—
porter-Cable Machine
Porter
9-30
10-
9-10
1
9-15
$1
—_
(quar.)
15c
20c
Company -(Del.)
(quar.
10-15
UXI-
9-18
2
2
10-15
10-15
.
9-30
10-
prestole
•
S%
dividend
Electric
Corp.,
power
common
preferred
Prophet
1
iilxtra
Mfg.
Co.
9-30
9-
9-30
Co.
:—
10c
30c
12 %c
6%
pfd.
(initial)
—
.
•
••
Stock
9-
Corp.
Ltd.,
com
partic. 2nd pref.
dividend
41c
4
}7%c
;_
910-
1
U5c
(quar.)—_
v
•
10-
30c
Omaha,
4
9-15
•
9-15
1
9-
1
9-
a
1
9-
which
(value
New
y.
8
:
U."
split
9-24
,<initial-quar.)_'_"
action
11-
9-15
1
10-
1
9-30
15c
9-24
10-
7
9-15
9-30
15c
Van Waters^&
9-16
.
9-16
9-
3
;
5%
Rogers,
new
Inc.
corm
10c
N"
3%%
Victor
preferred
-
10-
.Virginia
Dare
Stores
8
i
9-
8
American
9-15
T2%4;
""50c
8-14
9-
1
8-19
10-
1
9-
10-20
9-22
1
8-17
$1
f
9-15
,9-
1
9-30
9-
4
9-10
.
9-15
-
-
8-31
8-19
^Oc
9- 9
9-
1
9-10
9-
1
50c
9-10
8-2&
(quar.). !25c
9-30
-
9-30
9
30c
9-21
9-
3%
9-23
9-
i?
5
9
8-
9-16
10-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
30c
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
9-15
$1.62%
9-15
8-31
20c
9-15
8-31
9-15
8 21
i-'
25c
;
preferred
Power
9-11
9- 4
40c
9-10
8-19
25c
9-10
8-21
40c
s.9-25
•
87 %c
1
9-15
9-
4
25c
m-9-10
.
35c
9-18
V
250
8-15
t-3i
'25c
12-18
ii-31
.
—
;—
25c
-
Corp
/■^
•30c
8-27
9-10 :
:•
8-27
9-10
8-27
10-10
25c
-
$1.50
10-
1
(quar.)
9-21
9-11
9-:T
35c
9-
1
8-17
30c
-9-
1
8-14
9-18
8-20
16 Vic
9-
$1.50
2
8-14
$1.50
11-ll
10-20
-$1.50
12-22
12- 1
$4
9-
32%c
10c
:
8-
1
7
'
-
20c
-
Corp
8-17
-
$1.16
r
v
(quar.)
9-30
1
9-30
40c
Indemnity s(Md.) (s-a)
InsulAtor - (quar.)
J.)
4
9-10
-
30c
(quar.)
eom.
8-10
U 9-
v
_____——
N.
1
-•W
_—
•
9-
8-10
Fla.)
(quar;)——__
Corp.
1
9-10-
50c
:
,
_i_
:—
10-
9-
42c
,
(quar.)____
Corps—
8-21
1
9-15
________——
Co.
10-
43 %c
—
•
(quar.)
9-15
62% c
(quar.)__
Line_i__—
Barge
International
1
8- 7
/
1
25c
—_———
9-15
9-
1
9-22
9-
5
8-ip
9-
2
Investment Co. .of Illinois:(quar.I
preferred (quar.).
American Laundry Machinery Co.
•
1
8-31
25c
Products
Hardware
Common
5.%-%
9-
10-
$1.25
(quar.)_
& Casualty-Co. (Orlando,
Forest
5
9-18
1
75c
American Insurance^(Newark.
American
8-
8-21
9-10
60c
preferred.—^—;—
preferred
_________—;——.
American
5
87 %c
Power- (quar.
Foreign
preferred
/American
-
9-18
8-14
10-
50c
fquar.):—i
Corp, (monthly )_l
American Hospital Supply Corp.
(quar!)____
American Ice CO., 6%s preferred
8-%
1
9-
*56c
:—
Cable- (quar.)
Greetings
American
9-1
87y2c
(quar. )_"______"____„I
•
8 14
9-10
*25c
$4.64 preferred
8 %
8-31
9-25
8-21
1
10-
30c
American Home Products
,350
$1.25
dividend)
&
"l
5
9-
Ltd.-^_
(quar.)
Lines
4
9-
93 %C
"American Nome .Assurance Ce.,
.iw
9-
3
Co.—
A-(quar.)_
American
;
"
,
$6
y9- l
9-30
18 %c
class B (quar.)__i_-^'_i_—iAmerican Hair & Felt, common (quar.)_
._••
>
9-
50c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly.
—_
Quarterly-.—2--—;—=
Class
.
(quar.)
(initial)
(stock
9-
9-10
30c
(quar.)
Co.,' 7%
EJxport
■American
8-3i
9- i
.9-10
33c
-
Corp.
Rubber
Electric
American
9-
6
6
10-
50%.'
(quar.)____
Equipment Co.
Can
1
9-15
37'/2C
3
10c
9-
y9-14
Co.1(quar. f,—-_———
-
9-U
8-17
1
9-15
tl2'/2c
9-
,
9-30
9-
25c
25c
iAmericah
f'.j
com.
50c
(quar.)
Chicle
1
9-24
$1.02
7
$0c
preferred L(qustr.)
Chemical'Works,
pfd.
&
of
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
Victor
preferred
10-
1
75c
9-
10-15
9-24
10-
30c
9-30
25c
8 28
1
30c
___.
Chain
•
w
Vapor Heating,
8-15
10-
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American Fire
taken;on dividend_payment_at__t_
8
1
9-30
$2
.:
9-10
1
25C
Industries—*
4
0-
.
*25c
—____
American Enka Corp.______
(resumed)
9-
9-10
(quar.).
common
(American
.
this" time
1
American Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)_i_:
v 3Vz % fpreferred series
D iquar.)
10-
25c
10%
stockholders Oct. 5)——'
Utilities,,Inc. (quar.i——
Universal Winding Co. (resumed)
'
10-
25%
9-22
37»/2c.
-
,
No
$i.06y4
75c
75c conv.
Canada
American Uommerciai
United
4
Inc.,
8-31
9-10
(quar.)
Biltrite
8-31
1
——_______
America,
of
8-14
.
?,
1
10-
.
'American
v.
_l__l
Ttpck Lines (Del.)" (quar.)_!_!_—
Stock
dividend (Subject to approval
Norman
(
5%
9-14
sub-
S.
Van
Co.
10r
30c
.
75c
American
Foil
Utica Transit
of
9-12
,
13 % c
preferred (quar.)
preferred . (quar.)__—
American
35c
qo„ cjass A (buar.)'__
Glass S
(quaf.).;
!—_f
U. S. Freight Co.
(quar.)!__—"
!,
.1
35c
Corp.—
1st
Anrerican
1
approved a two-for-one split
,becoqi£V effective
Sept.
3.
Par
w,ill bp changed from $10 to $5.
common
S.
2nd
■
4
1010-
;
Stockholders
„
9-
30c
;
12 %c
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6y2%
•
'
9-U
2nd
.American
Ltd.—
—4a--- :>
>ject to ^stockholders approval.)
\
1
(United Gas Corp. (quar.)_
United Merchants & Manufacturers
(quar.i
U, S. Fidelity & Guaranty! Co. (stock divid.)
„
9-U
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___
American Bakeries Co. (quar.)—
American Bank Note- Co.,- common
6-30
9-11
30c
20c
——
two-Tor-one
(a
1
10-
(initial quar.)__
3%%
8-19
9-18
19c
Ar shares——_——
(Increased-quar.) 4
United-C.arr. Fastener— 4
'
8-26
6
10-
•
Paper Corp. (quar.)———
RR., common (quar.)—-—-
9-
r
9-30
$1.41
15c
^
r»ovidence Washington Insurance Co.
(quar.)
8-14
^
9-30
9-15
17»/2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—-
•
9- A
(quar.)___
(resumed)
Producing Properties, Inc.,
Progress
40c
(quar.)
8-14
1
-
9-17
2%
j.
1
9-16
2
—
Stock
Potomac
class
preferred (s-a)—^—
Union
Stock Yards
Co.
of
'
common
3:90%'.preferred (quar.)—
4%
i
15c
'
"
4%
;
3
10-31
C9c from capital income & 6c from
investr
ment
99-
„
'
25c
60c non-cum.
Pacific
9-10
1
JS0.466
6
8-
preferred (quar.)——____—____
preferfed (quar.)————
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)—
American Aggregates, 5%> preferred (quar.)
(American Airlines, Inc., common (quar.)_—.
4
' t$0.466
(quar.)
r
'
9-
4
8-
1
1st
4%%
8
1
shares-
Light & Power
4%
1
9-
9-
9-
1
9-
—«
Company
Co.
Aluminum
9-11
9-15
9-21
9-
_________
preferred
$3.75
9-U
9-10
10-
Bag-Camp
31V4C
$1.12%
Acceptance
Union
9-10
1
9-15
'"■'•••
Ltd.
Union
9-
83 %c
(quar.)—I
_
Co.,
9-15
9-25
%c
..V
8-28
1
9-15
10c
17
1
.
-
'
'
9-25
t40c
—
Registered
9-25
40c
35c
(quar.)
Aluminum
8-18
Ry.—
(quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co.,
8-18
5
$1.15
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
8-31
9-5
9-
$1.05
.
Alpha Portlaua Cement
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)
_
6%
Ultramar
1
.50c
10c
25c
'
•
:
10-
122 Vic
____
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__„
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)^__.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—/
Benton Publishing
I»erfex Corp. (quar.)
.
*.
8-27
9-10
25c
:
Gas, Electric
•
4
.•
.
•'
9-
20c
Pennsylvania Engineering. Corp.
(quar.)__
Pennsylvania Powej & Light, com.
(quar.)_
Peter
Shares
8-27
9-10
Troy Sunshade Co.
20c
10%
Trusts
1
9-30
(quar.)
Bearer, shares
8-20
9-15
General
1
9-
$1.12%
——
Title Insurance & Trust (Los AngeldS)
Todd Shipyards Corp. freduced)
12 %c
(quar.)
Products,
_—
9-
11-13
(quar.)———
Express (quar.)
Page-Hershey
(quar.)
9-
4.08%
;.7-31
10c
(quar.)
Stores Corp., common (qttar.)______'_
preferred (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)___^—
Allis-TLouis)
1
9-15
40c
Allied
9-18
9-
2
$1.50
—
4%
9-30
t2c
1:75c
Co.
8-14
8-24
62 %C
—
Pictures
Chemical
Gas
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Allied Laboratories
8-21
.9-
$1.06 »/4
2
25C
Pacific Intermountain
Pacific Vegetable Oil (stock
dividend)—
Packaging Corp. of America (initial)
6%
preferred
Allied
Allied
9-15
1
9-23
pfd. A (quar.)
10-
4
9-30
10c
Tishman Realty & Construction Co.—
Common
(quar.):
t25c
Robinson
20c
~
8-28
m.75
i
1
common
9-22
V
Park Drop
Ltd.,
—
\
Gamble
Co.,
Preferred
10c
._
9
9-
———
25c
!
10-
9-
9-25
9-23
*15c
(quar.)
com.
new
preferred
8-25
9-
2c
dividend
Artists
5%%
subject .to
..
15c
_
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc."
(quar.)
Overnite Transportation Co.
(quar.)
Pacific
dividend
stock
approval-
9-U
40c
___■
,
1110-
—
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., 4%%
4(4% preferred B (quar.)
America—
Oliver Tyrone
Corp. (quar,)—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Co.—
$1.21
r—
Allied
3
9
44c
——
Stock
;
9
1010-
9-11
:
10c
Ltd.- (quar.) —
common
Machine
Business
Industries,
9-10
8-20
r
15c
preferred
Allen
9-10
9-15
3%,
.
Corp..
Allen
—
Thompson Paper Box
9-U
■
.
10-
1111-
(quar.)__———
Industries
(quar.)—
stockholders
9-U
9-30
11-
$1
$1.19
1
(quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
10-15
10-15
Thomas & Betts Co.
B.)
10-15
11-
1
10-
...
Algoma SteeJ Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_____
Alleghany Corp.,- $4 prior, pfd.
(s-a)___
6%_joonvertible preferred (s-a)__—_____
10-15
$1.14
—
25c
(quar.)____
%
Life Insurance Co. of
2
11-
11-
(quar.)—
15c
Coal
11-
10-
t30c
.
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay
6%
preferred tquar.)
9-16
$1.27
—
$4.84 preferred (quar.):
Texas Utilities Co. (quar.)
4
9-30
2%
Power
(quar.)
1
$1
*15c
preferred (quar.)__,
—.
Alden's, .Inc.,
common
(quar.)——_______
4V4% preferred (quar.).
4
10-
1
1
.
4
12-
8-14
9-
9-
5%
8-31
12-18
1
1
1
(quar.)_^____^
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas .(quar.)—
Alan
Wood Steel Co., common
(quar.),.___
8-31
12-
$1.14
—
9-21
Corp.
9-10
9-10
9-
*$1.25
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_,_____———.—_
Power,
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)__
.
8-14
10-
—
—
$1.16
(quar.)
10-14
,_
4.60%
1
Ltd.—
—
1951 series
(quar.i
Mfg.
9-
25c
preferred
Gas
9
8-3
10-
preferred
Alabama
8
12-18
$1.50
—--—
25c
Products. Inc
Flour Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)——
Ohio Water Service
(quar.)
6%
1
9-
Brass
Alabama
9-
1
10c
—
Stores.
8-28
9-30.
*28 l/»c
Co
Co.,
9-15
9-
t42%c
(quar.)__
com.
,
preferred
Payable of ReC.
25c
:___
_—
—
—
Express
Akron
9-10
10- ol
Co.
the
Holderi
15c
:
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire
4.50%
9-18
9-19
2%
(quar.)—,——
$1.06
Oakite
9-
.
9-28
in
When
10c
A (quar.)-___—
preferred -(quar.)--,—•—
Reduction
Air
8-31
35c
given
62 %c
Sugar Refineries,
Participating
8-31
2%
6%
9-11
(quar.)__~
Aenew-Surpass Shoe
Industries—
8
9-10
50c
9-29
being
:
Aida
8-31
9-10
40c
8-25
—
8-31
25c
_______
preferred
Texas
.—__
(quar.)
9-
9-15
week, these
Ae.roquip Corp
(quar.)___^—
Stock dividend
—,——
8
9-10
.
9-10
40c
—--—
Adams
'
8
9-10
25c
V
—
$4.64
,
Service—
—;
9-
5c
&
X.
20c
Share
Paper
&
preferred
Common
Acme
8
10c
(
8-28
'•
: ?
Stores
Power
5%
8
9-
-
1
10-
.
5c
(stock dividend—
preferred (quar.)___
Chemical iquar.i_
:—
Northern Insurance Co. of New York
(quar.)
Northport Water Works (quar)
i.
.«
Town
1
•
10c -
preferred (quar.)__.
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
4
$1
Mfg., class
Telluride
9-18
$1.50
—
4.22%:
Oliver
1
10-
25c
——
preferred
Old
10-
9-
1
25c
;
30c
Class
,
9-18
9-
1
10-
5%
—-—
& Light Co.r $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
10-
/
1
9-18
9-30
15c
5%
2
9-30
(
incorporated (quar.)
Dairies (quar.)__——
Acadia-Atlantic
9-16
10-
9-30
Wrigley
4%%
9-16
10-15
•
11c
this
Industries (quar.)
F
Abitibi
9-16
V
3%
2
9-
15c
+
not yet paid.
Extra
9-11""
1
10-
——
tquar.)___——
Corp. (quar.
Company (quar.)_
$4.56
Line
10-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
we
announced
AMP,
Abbotts
9-11
1
$1.16y4
Insurance; Co.——-
Corp.
$4.76
dividend
10-
C
ACF
9-16
-
9-18 '
Old
9-30
50c
—
Ltd.
Name of Company
A
9-16
_
9-18
Ben
9-30
$1.07
9-
$1.25
Per
8-28
9-10
15c
—-4—'
Sundstrand
1
75c
iquar.)
common
8-31
$1.12Vz
1—
preceding table.
9-11
»
—
10-14
Stock
9-30
1■1
preferred (quar.)__
A. (quar,).——
10-14
Old
10-30
1
—;—
$1.13
Corp.
9-30
18%c
—
$1.06 y,
Northrop
8-27
10-
—:
Extra
Stuyvesant
1
Nopco
'
(quar.)
(q.uar..)—
9-13
(quar.)
8
10-
—_
dividend-
9-13
—
(increased)——:
weeks and
8-25
10-1
(quar.)———
second
8-28
10-30
32 %c
.
preference
9-
1
62 %c
(reduced)
(quar.)—;—J
Camp,
9-
9-22
56V4C
(quar.)
—
(quar.)————_______—
(quar.)
9-21
*
10-
5c
_
(quar.)—,
Public
preferred
8
25c
—--r.-——-—----
10-
(quar,
Newark
Below
4
9-
t50c
(quar.)__
stock
60c
—
Yorker
preferied
9-
9-18
dends
(quar.)—_——_——~——
Electric Power Co.—
prior
$1.09
—
__—
Newinont
9-21
75c
4%%
New
10-1
60c
Rico Sugar Co., com.
4
1
Lothrop,
&
Radio
Zenith
4
1:30c
com.
9-
9-13
(quar.)
common
9-15
2%
—
(quar,).——
9-
1
75c
Public Service—
preferred
9-15
Ltd.—
Gas,
9-14
9-
Youngstown Foundry & Machine Co. (quar.)
40c
)
(quar.)—
9-15
preferred
(quar.)
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada
Wyckoff Steel Co. (quar.)
9-19
10-
'
12-10
—
8-31
1
50c
—
(quar.)—————————
preferred
Swift
Commission)
8
•
(quar.)
preferred
Woodward
4
9-15
;r
9-13
(quar.)__
Cable
Stores,
4y2%
4
9-
10-
$l,.31l/4
—.—
Extra
9-15
10-
9-
9-15_
25c
Financial Corp.,.common
Stonecutter
9-11
,
9-15
12V2c
(quar.)
Mills,
(qpar.)
Electric &
convertible
9-10
1
8-2T
*7
Corp.—
Wisconsin
8-20
(initial)__
dividend
9-25
10-
27c
5-28
8-20
9c
—
Class
Electric Systemquarterly—_________
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Extra
England
New
Paper
1
5%
9-14
10-15
tl5c
9-15
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Michigan Power—
6%
9-15
35c
Stock
9-13
$1.43%
Paper
Stationery
&
preferred
$4.25
8r31
2
8-27
8-28
Publishing Corp.—
preference (quar.
5%
(quar.)
9-15
10-
12'/2c
common
preferred
Stokely-Van
8-21
50c
—
5%
—
preferred (quar.%
preferred (quar.)————————
75c
>
9-12
50c
&
(quar.)
Whitaker
2
8-28
preferred
Standard
9-12
|37l/2c
9-
18%c
—
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, .(stock dividend)
1
—
—_____—
9-10
5%
(Los Angeles)
4.65%
8-28
———
(quar.):
(quar.)
8-28
9-15
$1.02%
—
preferred
preferred
Puerto
5%
8-28
9-20
9-11
32'/2c
— _
Co.
Carolina
4.28%
4
'20c
National
New
9-
Inc
preferred
South
4
32V2c
.
(quar.)_•_.—'»—_
Corp.
National Grocers, Ltd., com.
$1.50
preference
(quar.)
9-26
69c
——
National
9-
8-31
____—
5% preferred (quar.)—i
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.-(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
9-15
11c
Products
4.50%
5%
9-30
9-26
9-25
9-15
9-22
25%
(quar.)_,—r--
—
23c
4
25c
(quar.)_.
Hungerford ) .(extra
Southwestern
i
income)
1
9-
25c
—-
(quar.)—.
new
(Howard
Sonoco
9-16
37 %c
9-
9-15
15c
—
$5.25
Common
8-31
9-30
10-15
9-11
—--
(quar.)—,
Insurance (s-a)
Pulp
Tablet
Common
1
1:25c
Pattern
(J.
Smith
9-18
35c
--
——
9-10
15c
——
(quar.)____.,—
(initial)—
convertible
Smith
4
8c
—
9-
Simmons-Boardman
8%
Nation-Wide
Bros.,
Inc.,
Leather
Simplicity
9-U
1
9-10
Western
9-18
$1
(quar.)_,.
Brook Water Service—
Fund,
$2 preferred
System, Inc., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_____
6%
9-
9-30
10c
-----
Shelby Salesbook 4—_—.——_____
Shell Oil Co. (quar.)——
9-28
9-15
20c
—-—
.
Seeman
Servel,
8
t20c
(quar.)
I
9-15
_______
Corp.
(quar.)
Life
10-20
10-20
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Seton
8
9-
—
(quar.)
New
9-17
9-
Mutual
;
1
(quar.)______
Oil
Products
9-
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
2
—
Security Title Insurance Co.
9-2
1
Washington
a
2
—
preferred
Securities
9-17
10-15
(qujar.)
preferred (quar.)...
Morton Manufacturing Corp..
4.10%
9-11
10-
Co.
7%
Brass
10-
50c
9-
1
50c
Ltd.
Service
preferred
Common
1
$1.75
(increased-quar.)
Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
Morrison
Mueller
—
—
—_—
—
$1.30
8-28
1
3-23
—
Ltd
Co.,
Investing
11-
Carlos
Scrantqn-Spring
9-11
9-12
10-
i$1.12%
t$1.87%
_
9-
1
9-28
25c
—
pref.. iquar.)
(quar.)
Morningstar-Paisley
Morrell
10-
40c
(quar.)
Co.—_—....
4Vtr/c preferred (accum,)—.—Montgomery Ward, common (quar.)..
Class
9-11
9-10
30c
4'/2%
Public
1
45c
10-
Street
11-
Castings (quar.)
Milling (stock dividend)
Savage Industries, 75c preferred (quar.)_—
8
9-
$1.25
-
Knitting, Ltd.,
9-
9-11
System
Wall
'
Steel
9-10
9-15
$1.25
—
(quar,),.
Fuel Corp.
9-21
37 %c
(quar.)
Waldorf
«-i0
20c
(quar.)__r
Louis
9-11
—
Aluminum
Co.
Louis
San
9-11
-----
Co.,
(quar.)
St.
8-28
9-25
Safety Appliances Co.—
Mirror
1
15c
(quar.)
class
10-
10-16
Wieboldt
8-31
—
(quar.).
.
(quar.)..—
Co., 6%
pfd.
Corp.,
(James)
Corp.
St.
9-15
Agricultural
8-3 V
——w-.—
(quar.)__
Waialua
93 %c
(quar.)„
common
—
Ruberoid
Ltd.—
i$1.25
Co.
Grocery
8-3L
8-31
—_—___w.—
(quar.)_—
8-24
5c
preferred A (quar.)—
River Raisin Paper Co.
(quar.)—1
8-28
35c
8-3L
—
9-10
Weco
—
Extra
9-17
9-15
(quar.)
Co
Corp.,'
9-15
10-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_^
10-13
$4
9-15
10-
common
Factors
9-30
25C
Michigan Sugar
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Mill
9-10
&
W.)
Robertson
$1
conv.
preferred
7%
Textile
9-
87c
Co. (quar,)
Structural Steel
A,
Riegel
Corp.
Aircraft
Machine
Class
(H.
10-
preferred (quar.)..
McNeil
Rickel
10-
1
Power,
"
3iy4c
McGraw-Edison
5%
4
(quar.)
preferred
McKinnon
9-
preferred
&
8
—9-23
12'/2C
Metals
(quar.)—
dividend (a three-for-two split sub¬
ject to stockholders approval on Oct. 6)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)—
3%%
preferred
(quar.r
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Stores, common
$5
9-U
Stock
$1.12%
---—--—r-—
Electric
preferred
preferred
$4.20 preferred
10-31
25c
Reynolds
'
———
,
Assn.
—
9-23
Co.—
Lumber
McCrory-McLcllan
McDonnell
Dock
(quar.),
Massachusetts Protective
McCloud
Dry
___
preferred
40c
---
Virginia
9-15
10-
3c
45c
(quar.)—-■
(qu ar-.)
—
preferred
6%
9-30
50c
+
—
Engineering
Co rp,
8-3 L
(quar.)_—
$4.12
(quar.)
—
Republi c—A via t ion
9-16
10-
Reliance
9-16
10-
30c
—
$4.04
9-10
Von's
Reading Company,
Regent Fund, Ltd.
9-U
10-
$1.50
(quar.i
Wells
9-19
$1.50
(quar.i..
common
__
Sons
9-19
1
'2%
.
Maryland Credit Finance,
6 % preferred (quar..)
&
1
9-10
9-10
9-21
10-
10-
25c
H iyjrienri
Marsh
10-15
25c
$1 preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
__
9-21
25c
B (quar.) —.—..
(Calif.*, com. (quar.)___—
preferred
Basket,
Market
10-15
9-23
9-23
9-23
—
1st
Holders
When
Payable of Reo.
Name of Company
of Rec.
50c
50c
Common
7%
Mondsy, August 31,
.
.
Holders
Payable
$1.75
Corp., common voting (quar.)
non-voting
(quar.')
preferred (quar.)—_______
7% original preferred (quar.)—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timoer (quar.i
8-28
9-15
'
85c
stock
< increased) ___- -----Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.
Participating
Maritime
Share
Publication
(increased*
stock
Initial
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Bancorporation—
.
j
8-17
25c
9-
1
$1.31 V*
10-
1
9-115
9-10
8-25
,
40c
<
Volume
190
Number 5877
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(877)
Per
Name of
American
Company
Machine
Share
<
&
Foundry .(quar.)
American Maize^Products* Co., common...—
7%
preferred
(.guar.)
,
Inc.,
com.
Co.
9-30
9-16
$1.75
9-30
9-16
30C
9-1
$1.12'/2
.
(quar.)
7
"Stock
Quarterly
Extra
3c
__________
.
Co.
<guar.)______.
12-15
Optical
American
11-30
(quar.)
9-21
50c
Quarterly
American
$4
preferred
$5
&
Chemical,
10-
I
10-
1
(incr.)
com.
30c
preferred
(quar.)_______
7%
Sanitary—
Foundry
Co.
9-
1
9-
1
Bird & Son, 5%
Black & Decker
9-24
9-
1
Black
9-
8-24
American
1
4.20%
1
8-10
4
8-12
8-31
7
60c
9-15
50c
10-
1
8-31
40c
10-
2
-9-11
43 %c
10-
2
9-11
Surety
dividend)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
American Tobacco Co.. (quar.)_____________
___
4%
1
9-4
Bloch
82'/2c
10-10
9-10
Boeing
$1
9-1
8-10
Bohn
Aluminum
30c
9-22
9-10
Bond
Stores,
10-
American
5 'A %
Water
Works
preferred
Blue
_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
34 %C
6%' 'preferred
(quar.)^
Writing Paper (quar.) a
Anchor
Post
Products
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch.
Inc.
(quar.)
$3
participating
preferred
$2.50
preferred
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)___
A
Class
B
Artesian
Class
A
(J.
Class
B
Co.
1
7-31
Bristol
7-31
9-
1
7-31
9-28
9-11
30c
9-15
8-21
25c
9-
414%
pfd.
1
8-
9-
1
8-
118c
10-
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
55c
Gas
4.50^;
4.44%
tlantic
$3.80
Eroderick
&
Brooklyn
Garden
8-14
Brown
Brown
&
9-
Brown
Shoe
1
5%
7-31
Line
Conn.
tlantic
Coast
Line
tlantic
Greyhound
tlantic
tlas
Refining
Life
Co.
RR.
Co..
Co.
8-20
Buchanan
8-21
Buckeye
9-
8-21
Budd
9-
8-21
5%
Powder
Co.
unor
Gold
Mines.
Ltd.
uto Electric Service
Class
A
(quar.)_
utomatic
Canteen
Stock
9-15
10-15
25c
60c
(quar.)_
9-10
1
8-10
9-15
8-21
America
9-15
Burrard
(quar.)
10-
:____
dividends!
25c
5% :
11- .2
Avon
Products, Inc. (quar.)___-__l.____
yshire Collieries
(quar.)
1
45c
9-15
S
Docks,
participating
Terminal
Bldgs.
9-25
Bush
Terminal
6%
preferred
9-25
8-18
9-
1
8-15
Bymart-Tintair,
9-
1
$1.50
Radio
Show
(quar.)
__^
angor
Hydros-Electric," common (quar.)
4%; preferred (quar.)__
_____________
4'/*%..-preferred (quar.)__J
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bank Building &
Equipment (quar.)
Barber-Ellis
arden
ates
preferred
Iron
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Oil
Corp., 6%
Inc. (quar.)
Eearings,
eau
Brummel
eaubran
Bearer
$5
eck
A____-_
:■
(quar.)
shares
S.)
Co.
&
;
r
ell
$1.75
10-20
9-25
30c
9-15
8-28
5!4%
(increased).^
Mfg.,
8-26
9-10
9-30
5%'preferred
5%
preferred
&
4%%
Gossett
(quar.)
5.40%
9-16
5 Va %
1
9-17
California
$50c
9-
1
8-
25c
(quar.)__A
10-
1
$1
10-
$1.30
9-15
Howell-Co.,
preferred
Bros,
Bag
Canada
45c
9-
9
8-26
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
(increased)____
eneficiai Finance
(quar.)
Co.
70c
9-1
>
9-
f
.
1
9-
1
8-14
-
9-11
8-31
A
8-31
9-14
net
b
Safeway,
9-
1
8-14
Canada
Steamship Lines,
9-15
9-1
1
8-17
10-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-15
8-20
9-15
9-
,
8-28
Canadian
8-17
$1.25
9-15
15C
9-
9-
1
12-
1
2-
10-31
9
8
3-1-60
10-14
1-31-60
3-1-60
9-
1-13
2-
1
$1.06'A
9/r
9-
1
*.
1
$1.18%
50c
9-
25c
9-30
1
1
8-10
11-
8
8-20
8-
•
7
8-
7
preferred (quar.)
Aerial
Common
9-
1
8-
•
Breweries,
convertible
Canadian
10-15
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
(quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)_____—
9-
1
8-
7
Christiana
1
9-
4
7%
preferred (quar.)___
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
Chock
12-11
9-11
Full
common
O'NUts
Securities
Cincinnati
Canners.
9-15
8-21
10-20
9-25
Cities
8-31
8-30
City Products Corp.
Civic
8-15
Service
8-13
8-14
9-11
9-
1
8-
")
b
9-
10-
1
9-14
Co.
9-15
9-
1
Coca-Cola
9-15
9-
1
Class
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-21
8-31
7-31
$32 '/2c '
_...
(quar.)
9-21
$29'Ac
4%
4-1-60
3-
4
$50c.'
10-
•$70c
(quar.)
1
1
9-
Class
9-11
Canadian
A
Co.
10-15
International
New
9-15
Monthly
8-15
Monthly
8-31
$15c
$37'/2c
9-15
8-31
10-
1
1
8-31
•
$18%c
10-
1
9-30
Q-
15c
com.—
$50c
$$1.50
10-15
9-
1
(quar.)
Fuel
10-15
—
10c
$$2
10-
1
1
&
Columbia
Carbon
$20c
Investment
Trust,
10-
1
9-15
8-10
9-
10-
8-10
1
9-15
9-14
1
9-14
9-10
8-20
9-12
8-20
6c
9-30
9-11
1
8-21
8-31
8-11
9-
9-29
9-
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
62'Ac
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
27'Ac
3
-
50c
10-
1
9-17
11-
2
10-17
2%
10-
8
6'Ac
-
—-
Enterprises,
(s-a)_—
Paper
Credit
Commercial
Shearing
Co.
&
of
Co.,
America
A
9-
A
$2
9-
1
9-17
8-10
9-
a
30c
9-11
8-23
9-10
8-14
$15c
class
(quar.)
Stamping
10c
9-
1
9-11
8-
S
8-13
8-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
—
Ltd—
25c
9-
70c
A
(quar.)_
International
9-
9-30
_
(quar.)—
Ltd.
A
9-30
68 %c
60c
(quar.)
System
Co.
9
62'Ac
350
(quar.)
Co. .(quar.)
Insurance
Commonwealth
8-10
9-
6'Ac
Ry.—
1st preferred
Combined
Locks
8-10
9-
Co.
Elevator
Southern
Broadcasting
Columbian
9-
40c
7'/2c
——
Commercial
—
4
1
6'Ac
non-cumulative
Combined
1
9-
A
10-
20c
9-30
9-15
9-
87'/2c
Corp.—
dividend)
(stock
Milling
7
9-
9-15
(accum.)
preferred A (quar..)——
5V2% preferred B (quar.)
Colorado
8-
12-10
Iron
Combined
9-
8-211
9-15
1
.
Colorado
1
9-10
1-1-60
35c
10-
(initial-monthly)
&
1
8-14
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
„_f
8-28
10-
8-25
10-
5%
4%
9-15
—
1
——
...
8-21
8-31
25c
$1
__—
Common
*
8-20
1
—
a
Co.
Power
*
8-31
10-
1
9-
9-15
$7.40
(quar.)__.
(quar.)——————_——
(quar.)—_—
Central
9-1
Colorado
9-
62c
common
common
9-15
$20c
Ltd.,
Stores,
t$l
$31'Ac
Stone
&
preferred
preferred
+30c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aikman
Colorado
1
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.t
5%
9-15
10-
$$1.10
15c
Co.-r-
Sand
Colonial
9-11
53V8C
Colonial
4
9-30
15c
4
4
9-15
8-14
—
Acceptance Corp., class A
3-
9-15
1
8
—_
Colonial
9-
8-20
1
50c
Corp.-
8-14
1
9-21
55c
—
9-15
10-
8-24
1
9-14
87V2C
(quar.)
preferred
&
$87 '/2C
(quar..)
<quar.)_
(s-a)
A
Colgate-Palmolive
4-1-60
9-14
10-
1
9-
56'Ac
f (quar.)_*
common
preferred
$87 'Ac
9-
$1.12V2
(quar.)_l__—1
Co.
Co.,
_"
Collins
9-
1
9-15
(Cinn.)—
9-30
1
1
$1
International
3%%
9-
8-21
10-
(quar.)—
common
1
10-
$87'/2c
—-
Corp.
<
1
1
9-15
9-
$1.18%
(quar.)——
________
Coca-Cola
8-10
10-
$87'/2c
——
pfd.
8-21
9-
$$1.15
—__
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
4VA%
9-
65c
(quar.)—
Bottling Corp.
A
Coleman
8-28
8-24
$1,121/2
common
Milling Machine,
4% 'preferred
(quar.)
1
9-15
a
Electric
9-
9-15
0
9-11
9-
60c
—
___——
(quar.)A—_aa——
Iron,
preferred
9-15
27c
5
9-15
10-
Finance
40c
75c
)
(quar.)
Clinton
_!
9-15
9-
$1
Service
25c
<
27'/2c
Life -Insur.
Electric
Machine
25c
Illuminating *
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__—___—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.— ~
7% gtd. (quar.)
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
4
'
—
——
Ice
$110
Specialty Stores, 4%%
Cleveland
5
9-15
26'Ac
Inc. (quarterly from net in¬
income)
1
General
$1.75
.___
1
Canadian Fund,
Canadian
—!_—___
City
8-14
20c
Celanese, Ltd.
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd.
60c preferred (quarA—;
a
Canadian
30c
common:
Civil
25c
Canad.ian Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)___
quar.)_
(increased
Co.,
$1.75
Corp. __________________
pfd. (quar.)—_
Employees Insurance Co———
Clark Controller Co. (quar.) _______
Clark Equipment Co.
(quar.)___
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
(s-a)—___—
8-14
.
common
class
$1
12 '/2c
preferred (quar.)_.
:
4%%
preferred (qu.ar.)__—
$4.50
Ltd., common (quar.)
preference .(quar.)
Ltd..
40c
$1.50
9-28
9- *
11-
Gas & Electric
25c
(quar.)_
Ltd.
25c
—__——
Corp.
$12c
10-15
9-15
11-25
10-
4
9-30
10c
7
9-
9
8-28
$1.25
8-
9-
1
9-
1
25c
(quar.)_______—
,
1
1
9-
9-24
9-
(quar.)
Products
9-
9-15
9-10
$2
$2
preferred
$7 convertible
preference (quar.)...!
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)_
9-
4
A
Molded
7
•
7
9-
10- 2
7
31'Ac
10-
11-27
8-
(quar.)12'/2C
1
9-
1
9-25
9-24
8-
1
9-21
11-
12-17
1
1
8-14
10-22
1
9-
1
$1.25
9-
9-14
9-
37 '/2c
9-
9-
8-14
37 %c
;
Chicago Towel,-
Canadian Drawn
iB'-lf
$1
8-14
1
(quar.)
7
45c
8-21
9-10
9-
preferred,
8-13
35c
8-14
1
"
5c
8-
?
9-15
25C
4%
Canadian
vestment
7'/2c
(quar.)
1
30c
8-25
7-31
75c
1
.
8-20
8-31
87'Ac
9-
9-21
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.),
Series
7
1-2-60
1
9-11
9-10
$1.06
$1.18%
,
9-
$15c
10-
A
Chicago
1
8-10
Common
8-20
9-
1
9-
(quar.)__
Industries
9-
3c
__a__
.
Inc.
1
8-14
Series
1
8-20
$1.12 V2
Vinegars, Ltd.' (increased)
Canada Wire & Cable Co.; Ltd., cl. A (quar. )
Class B (auarA-
1
income)
9-
8-31
30c
(quar.)__;
$1.05
Canada
9-
17 '/2C
Company
(Boston)—
9-15
9-15
75c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)___________
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
1
1
(quar.)
Mortgage
4.40%
9-15
a
Chicago
9-
-
Ltd.,
9-15
1
37'/2c
60c
•
permanent
Canada
1
1
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
B.)
9-15
10-
30c
8-11
9-18
8-14
1
10-
$5c
.a
;
10-
10-
10c
1
9-15
8-31
1
$1.19
9-
.
r___
Canada
8-28
$1.16
Chesebrough-Ponds,
10c
::
(s-a)
8-31
7-31
9-14
$1.34%
8-14
'
:—
8-14
9-
8-31
a__
$1
—1
—
8-15
9-15
$1.04
8-
10c
Go.
9--1
6IV2C
(quar.)
8-14
-9-
in-
(quar.:).
1
9-19
pfd.
1
3V2%
J
Service—
9-
25c
States
9-15
9-
5.40%
1
7
'
25c
1
,
9-18
45c
4'A%
8-24
8-20
9-18
9-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
30c
Co.
9-11
.
(quar.)
investment
"
.
Telephone
1
9-10
9-30
$1.12 >/2
9-
$1.25
from
10-
44c
$1
9-
3%
9-
$1.18%
(A.
Fund
8-2B
9-11
(quar.)
a
(quar.)
pref.
9-10
9-18
1
__a
conv.
1
10-
Chemetron
8-14
25c
(s-a>_
Class
8-26
9-15
$3
1
$1.12,/2
Gas Co.
(quar.)
Corp., common - (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
!_______
4%%
preferred (quar.)
:
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)_
8-20
35c
(quar:)_
(s-a)_
9-10
38c
10-
$1.23
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(From
9-21
20%
Malting, Ltd.,' 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)_
Canada Packers, Ltd., -class A (a-a)——
B
9-10
10-
common
Public
preferred
Chase
(Calif.)—
Assurance
Class
10-1
Chattanooga
1
20c
divd.)
(quar.)_
preference
Life
$1.12 V2
preferred
Chance
8-14
3
37'/2c
.
Utilities,
Western
12-1*
_i
preferred
5%%
$4.50
%
9-
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
Power
preferred
.
9-1*
12-21
$1.16
Champion Spark Plug Co.
Champlin Oil & Refining
,8-14
10-
55c
Canada
15c
(quar.i__
Co.
1
25c
9-15
8-31
20c
a
1
9-
$15c
1
9-15
20c
(quar.)
9-
9-15
20c
4
50c
15c
(quar. 1
Co.
9-15
$25c
9-16
1
20c
__
8
$3
preferred." (quar.)
preferred (quar.j__
10-
8-14
9-21
'*
convertible
10-
9-1
25c
30c
(quar.)
California-Pacific
8-31
9-15
15c
common
8
9-
(quar.)__
preferred
50c
____^
preferred
preferred
&
Bemis
Ink
California Interstate
40c
;
Common
4%
1*
(quar.)
Common
4%
Electric
California
9-25
•
elding Heminway
Iknap Hardware
ell
California
9-25
20c
preferred (quar.)
eech-Nut Life Savers; Inc.
Belden Mfg. Co. (quar.)_2
4%
9-25
Corp.
4%%
8
9-
quar.)
f.2
$1.25
;
(quar.)
9-
1
10-1
(Del.
60c
(quar.)
Shoe
1
10-
$5c
10-20
60c
.(quar'.)__
10-
__j
25c
•
common
8
>
_—
10-20
10c
:—
9-
$69c
-
Inc.
dividend)
$1.25
•
(quar.)__
Century Industries (quar.)
Champion Mutual Fund
(Canada)
Champion Paper & Fibre, com. (quar.)
8
8-14
5c
class
conv.
shares.
Counselors
(A.
Ray Bakeries,
(Stock
Class
Mills,: Inc.,
preferred
eauty
1
Corp.—
Ordinary
auhit
Ties
r:
75c
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
ausch & Lomb
Optical Co., com. (quar.)_^.
4%
preferred (quar.)
ayuk Cigars, Inc. (increased-quar.)___
ay view
9-
Cal
9-30
12-31
10-20
15c
;
1
',9-
(increased)
5%
Inc.,
$1
50c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
10-
$1.60
i
(quar.);
$1.06
12'/2c
(quar.)
Works
10c
+80c
_
i
(quar.).___*
Manufacturing,
4I/s>-%
Bath
1-15-60
8-14
a
Cleveiand-Cliffs
'
Canada Ltd.
of
Corp.
10-15
$1.50
preferred
8-14
8-31
___i
(quar.)
4.75%
-
8-15
—
8-17
*
com.
preferred
4.65%
8-24
8
.
(quar.)
•
5%
(auar.)
$$1
.
A
Corp.. (quar.)
Corp.'
8-17
9-
25c
87V2C
Co.____
Butler, Brothers (quar J
Byllesby (H. M..> & Co.
ailey-Selburn Oil
altimore
9
(quar.)
class
9-28
15C
(3-for-2
& Gas, Ltd.*—
5%
preferred
(q,.iar.)__..___u___a_____
5%%: preferred (quar.)__*.
aldwin Piano, 6% preferred (quar.)
10-
ts-a)__
Ltd.—r
$36c
Company..:
__■
split subject to approval of stocks
holders Sept. 24)i_J___.
Vermont
25c
$31c
P
Telephone Co.,
Central
9-
(quar.)
Burton-Dixie
4
-
1
West Corp.
& Wire Co.—'
1
8-24
$15c
9-
1
(quar.)
___a_.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Steel
9-
-
(quar.)
9-18
25c
1
8-17
8-31
1
Electric
preferred
Central
1
(increased)________
Burroughs
9-
Louisiana
Central
1
-
(incr.
Inc.—
8-14
40c
8-31
8-31
2c
(quar.)
1
10-
2
Bush
B
8-14
$37Vi:C
pfd.
(quar.)___
Steel Co., Ltd: (quar.)
Dry
8-17.
(increased)
Public'Service,
10-
10-
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
8-31
$13c
(quar.)
$1.18%
& South
$$1.19
2nd
Burnham
9-12
8-31
$1.08%
common
preferred
Illinois
Central
1
Quarterly
8-21
A
;
preferred" (quar.)__ii
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
9-12
1
9-10
59 %c
(quar.)
8-28
1
t53c
-
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
9-15
1
10-
—
(s-a)__
Corp. (stk.
(quar.)•_____
common
Industries
Burlington
10-
7 r.,
4%
Central
;
(quar.)
Co.
4V2%
8-27
9-
8-25
$1.75
Electric—
preferred
Securities
9
.
&
Light,
Central
10-
7d
(quar.);
common
preferred
$12'/2c
of
A
Illinois
4.15%
preferred
'$25c
8-15
8-25
9-10
11%C
(quar.)
8-28
95c
4.20%
1-1?*
$4c
:
Ltd.
1-15-60
1
9-10
Cc._;
(quar.)i
(quar.)
8-28
10-
-'.
-
cl.
Co.
4%
.
9-15
$62c
3'/2%
8-21
10-15
.___
Co.
Common
9-
25c
25c
(quar.)
Gas
9-10
$1.25
income)
Inc., common
Bullock's,
Burlington
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
4
50c
(quar:)_
'
4
9-25
preferred
9-15
7d
-
(quar.)
Fund, 'Ltd: (quarterly
8-
1
Warehouse
9-15
}25c
.
preferred
8-
10-
1
4
-
(quar.)
Prodqpts
Line
Company,,
9-11
$1
(quar.)
;
Steel
9-11
50c
(quar.)
10>
9-1
-
=.
vestment
8-28
(quar.)__
(Tulsa)
^Quarterly
Atlas
(quar.)__
pfd.
9-14
9-
10-15
s____
Co.
Brunswig Drug Co.
8-21
50c
1
20c
(quar.)
9-
Bullock
(quar.).
4%
common
Insurance
(Charles)
preferred
Pipe
$1,121/2
$1.12V2
$25C
preferred
4.64,%
-
8-1*
9-10
1
-
preferred
Central
J56c
(quar;)
9-
$55c
of
Corp.,
Co.
$1.11
Coast
8-18
8-14
8-31
8-31
'■V
15c
9-
Ltd.—
5'/2%
10-
15c
(quar. )i_—
$1.12 V2
;
1
■
9-
20c
(quar.)_i___
45c
$4.50
8-28
$50c
Bruswick-Balke-Collender,
(s-a)_
v
1
93%c
(interim)
Apartments
Sharpe
Brunning
9-14
1
10-
8-14
$12c
class
preferred
4V2%
7
8-27
1
$12c
Hudson
Central
8-
1
*
Ltd.,
4.35%
4.75%
5
25c
Company
Brown
9-
9-
$1.25
-
«
Ltd.,
Rope
Bigelow
8-14
8-14
10-
65C
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
preference (s-a)
tlantic
&
1
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Bascom
1
10-
10-
'9-
7
9-15
1
10-
30c
4V2%
5
V
....
—
preferred
9-
30c
.
-
(quar.)--
$1.15
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
8-24
9-
$1
9-
$68%c
.
.J-
Brockton Edisbn Co., 5.60% pfd;
6.40% preferred (quar.)
:
Brockton-Taunton Gas: Co.—
9-15
$2
1
...
(quar.)_-
Packers
8-24
.
60c
15c
of
Central
9-
9-10
56'Ac
Co., $5 conv. -pfd.
Georgia Ry; Co.-—
- 1
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
9
'10-
50c
regis,
(s-a)___
8-24
9-15
9-15
-___
(quar.)_______,
rets.ford:
Columbia
B
9-
9-20
,..
(quar.)___
preferred
Class
9-10
''9-15
25c
$1.25
37'/2C
$1.31 Va
com.
j._______
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
5Vi%
—-
r
1
9-
40c
Common
-
9-15
10-
50c
:
Foundry
Central
9-20
$68%c~
preferred
(quar.)_i
preferred * (quar.)
:
5%
1
Ltd.-—
10-
Central
7
10-10
common
4Vi% -preferred
British
1
40c
8-
10-10
$62Vic
4%%
,
8-20
1
(quar.)
Topekn & Santa Fe Ry.—
tlanta
!
8
9-
9-10 / :
1
8-14
8-31
40c
(quar.)_
Central Electric & Gas Co.—
America, Ltd.
dep. fcts. ord.' bearer (interim)
Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
preferred • (quarv)___L
4'/4% • preferred
(quar.)
8
9-
9-
^._____
Goods,
9-
1
40e
1
Co.,
1
10-
1
9-
3
9-10
35c
,
B
8-
5
9-12
93 %c
1
-
(quar.)
Detroit
4.75%
8-14
9-15
9-
40c
(quar.)
A_-
B
Centra:i
8-21
10-
Co.
common
1
9-
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Products,
Extra.
1
1
Food
Extra
1
*9-
87 '/2C
4%
7
10-
dep.
9-
12 Vic
Amer.
7
56c
ssociates Investment
&
88-
.___
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
participating class A (quar.)
tlanta
1
9-15
(quar.)
(quar,)_
5.25%
Common
9-
93 %c
9-
9-14
British
.
6
35c
Associated
tchison,
35c
8-
9-15
75c
preferred Aquar.)
a__
preferred
a___
(quar.)
General Corp. (quar.)
Pirie, Scott
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Class
8-21
8-20
60c
(initial)
preferred
(quar.)___
Britisli-Afi\ericin Oil Co. Ltd. (quar.)__
British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd.—
9-15
4
1
5%
3%%
8-31
1
35c
Oil & Refining Co., com.
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)__
;
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$4
9-15
10-
75c
Corp.
Gatelli
9-19
9-
(quar.
Bristol-Myers, hew
quar.)___,
/,
_-
Brass
8-14
9-30
25c
"com.5 (initial-qua r.)
25c
$1.50
Dry
new
9-15
9-10
common
8-21
rH
!
9-30
10c
a
Castlef (A. M.), Co, (quar.)
'
75c
31'Ac
(qnar.)__
Stratton
.
1
$1.16'/4
Hardware
&
1
25c
(quar.)
Sons
9-
quar.)
Corn.,
Mfg.
1
9-15
50c
$20c
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)A
Extra;
:
Case (J. I.) Co., 7% pfd:
(quar.)__
6V2%
2nd preferred* (quar.)
9-15
'20c
Corp. -(quar.)
Extra-
Amer.
(quar.)
Associated
Brillo
Briggs
"7-31"'
1
&
9-
(quar.)
Ashland
$5'
7-31
7-31
9-1
10-
25c
of North
J.)
1
9-
1
8-21
&
4V2%
1
"
Mersey -Paper'Co.—
(E.
9-1
Co.—
common
D.')
9-
Brach
8-18
"•
9-12
10-
35c
(quar.)
Drilling Co.; Ltd.—
partic., .class A
(quar.
60c
8-14
7-20
1
1
$1.40
Boyles'Bros.
8-10
9-11
9-
9-
3%
preference
4V2%
*
Carson,
9-
1
1
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Corp.,
8-18
--
preferred (quar.) 'i
5Vi%: preferred (quar.)2
5Vi%
Carrier
9-
9-
____.
Stores
62V2C
(quar.
Ashdown
1
.
.
(increased
Water,
9-
8-10
Co.—
(increased
Equipment
9-1
Steel
1
$1.06 V*
.
5%
Bowater
Carpenter
Co.
.
1
60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
8-10
.
9-16
9-
(quar.)
$1.08%
Corp. (quar.)
:
Armstrong Cork, common (increased-quar.)_
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)_
Aro
1
1
Paper
1st
4.80%
$1.43%
.
Company,
"• 3%%
Carpenter
Carriers
dividend
Bowater Corp.
8-12
9-
27'/2c
Armco. Steel
Armstrong Rubber
9-
30c
Common
4.65%
8-20
30c
(quar.)
Gas
1
$25c
______
Power
9-
Food
Stock
59c
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
9-11
12 '/2c
I
$4.35
Arkansas
9
'
Carnation
1
8-19
9-12
8-2*
:
Natural Gas
8-1*
8
$15c
com.'(quar.)
9-
Co.
9-16
9-23
(quar.)__
dividend
9-19
8-18
Borden-
8-10
9-
75c
(quar.)___
L
Borman
1
50c
!
Fisheries
4
9-11
35c
8-1*
$20c *
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Carey .(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
_1_
1
>.
9- 3
9-22
9-
50c
____'
Ine.
Mills
1
$1.18%
6%.-preferred
Brass
Cannon
9-
$1.183/4
(quar.)_:
1
Carborundum
8-24
1
9-
Ltd.
Canal-Randolph Corp.
9-
Incf (quar.
Airplane- Co.
(quar.)__^
&
9-
1
(quar.)
9•
1
9-
$$1.25
a
(s-a)
Western
preferred
36c
.•
.
Company
(quar.)_____^
Borg-Warner Corp., 3V2%;pfd.- (quar.)
30c
preferred
(quar.);.
preferred (quar.)___.
preferred (quar.)
$2.40
$1.25
100%
8-17
'
Service, common
preferred (quar.)!
I.
$2.36
•!__
(quar.)_,_
com.
(quar.)
Bros.!Tobacco,
Stock
/
1
9-19
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
$15c
Corp., Ltd.,
preference
4%
$1.05
Light,
8-24
8
50c
.
'
Public
$1.10
„
$30c
(quar.)
Participating >___
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.).
Argus Coip., Ltd., common
Arizona
8-17
1
'9-
10-15
9-1
25c
Apex
1
10-
125c
9-
40c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)__
Smelting Co. (quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
Arden Farms Co.,
common
9-
37 '/2 c
American
9-
BeH/
Booth
»
1
10-15
5.60% preferred f(quar.
Blaw-Knox CoJ (-quar. )L__i_
American
10-
Tire
Canadian
9-15
tlOci
preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas '& Electric
4.25% preferred (quar.)
8-25
I
(quar.)
-
8-10
(quar..
5.75%
8-
Black,
1
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Mfg. (stock-dividend
preferred
2
1
1
10c
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
8-14
9-
9-
50c
pfd.
common
■&
—9-
1
10-
(quar.K__
Power
9
9-11
-i<iuar.)s-ss_.
4.75%
___
common
Products
A
-9-15
-.
Share
r
!__■
5% -preferred (quar.V__
Canadian Power & Securities,
2
60c
-
-
^__
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Sivills & Bryson, com.
preferred (quar.).
99-
25c
(quar.)___
(N. Y.) (stock
Vitrified
Hills
40c
____■
Refining,
15c
preferred
$1
9-
50c
(quar.)__-
4V2%
Petroleum
Hats,-Ltd.,
...
Company
common
-
2
5%
60c
4.75%
iquar.)_
(quar.)
American
American
Eastern
31'Ac
_
Seating Co. (quar.)______
;
American Smelting & Refining
(quar.)
Sugar
7% "preferred
Billups
Biltmore
1
9-15
$1.75
com.
Mfg/ Co.^(quar.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet,
9-15
9-
9-15
9-15
-
12 '/2C
(quar.)
9-15
V
American
Stores
preferred
9-11
9-
$1.75
Corp.,-
Bibb
;
__
preferred (quar.)
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Steel
9-15
$1
7%
American
Steel
1
9-15
-
(increased)__^
Cement, common (quar.)
(quar.)_l
preferred
$1.25
(quar.
American Radiator & Standard
Common
(quar.)
American
4%
Bethlehem-
9-10
1
12'/2C
4..
Potash
20c
.
&
*
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
Co.
1_
stockholders
-
10-
20c
50C
Lime
11-30
12-15
40c
American
to
2%
-
Hathaway Inc.
Bessemer
lc
____________
-
subject
Berkshire
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
American News
i_^.
•
dividend
Name of
Ltd.,
(quar.)
B, (quar.);
Stock'
8-31
i:
class A
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Co—
11-20
9-15
Class
Insurance
1
Co.,
When"' Holders
v
Share
.
Life
dividend
Bergstrom-Paper
8-21
1
12-. 1
50c
Beneficial- Standard
8-21
9-
$1.12 ¥2
preferred:, (guar.)
American Meter
Per
Name,of Company
8-25
(quar.)__
4preferred" (quar.)
4'A %
Holders
9-10
50c
.
American Metal Climax,
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
13
9-30
9-
3
20c
9-15
9-
X
$8c
1
10-15
9-30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
314
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1059
.
«•
(878)
Per
H olden
Nome 0)
7uc
common
$1
5c
5-
(final) _
Ltd.
(quar;)
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.
(quar¬
terly from net investment income)
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc. (from net
8-21
1
9-
1
8-21
6-
1
8-15
10-26
aev2%
8-27
(quar.)__
Quarterly
25c
20c
20c
8-25
7-31
9-30
9-23
Famous Players Canadian Corp.,
5c
9-30
9-23
Farmers
25c
8-31
8-14
9-15
9-
9-
8-20
Corp.
Electrodyuamics
Consolidated
Foods Corp.,
dividend
Consolidated
1
9-
1
8-
7
655/sc
20c
22'/2c
30c
$3
Freightways (quar.)
Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
Launanes
Consolidated
Naval
Consolidated
Theatres
Consumers
Glass
Consumers
Power
class
Ltd..
Co.
Coal
Consolidation
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
Stores
$13c
(quar.)
A
30c
$37'/2c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
—
$1.04
$1.12,/a
$1.13
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America—
$4.16
$4.50
$4.52
Continental
25c
(quar.)
35c
(Chicago)
Co.
—
.
Can,
(quar.)__
(Chicago)
Assurance
Continental Casualty
Extra "
Continental
$1
(quar.)
preferred
$1
45c
—.
(quar.)—;
common
933Ac
(quar.)__.
Continental Casualty
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Continental Oil Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Continental Steel Corp. (quar.)
preferred
35c
31'Ac
._
50c
40c
50c
25c
75c
.
$3
Varnish
&
Paint
prior
preferred
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—_^___
A
(quar.)__
:
Publishing, Ltd., com.
C'opp Clark
6%
Co.,
—
tlOc
$$1.50
40c
$2
ctfs.
pfd.
beneficial
of
interest (quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds, class A (quar.)
Corson (W. H.), Inc. (quar.)-.
Cott Beverage Corp.
Craftsman Insurance Co.
(R.
L.),
Ltd.
Company,
3%%
1
8-25
1
8-14
9-
1
8-21
9-
1
7-31,
8-28
9-11
7-31
8-31
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-1
9-
8-20
1
12-
1
11-13
1
11-13
9-15
10-
8-21
9-15
1
9-1
9-
8-18
5
8-
1
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
1
8-11
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
Duke
class A
Petroleum
&
4'/2%
Corp.,
Sexton
;
12'/2c
$1.50
(quar.)_
31'Ac
65c
pfd.
5%
Cork
Class
A
International
Finance
Crown
Zellerbach
$4.20
Co.,
Crucible
Steel
Co.
of
convertible
5'A%
&
class
A
28Vac
25c
8-25
8-25
9-10
8-20
8-10
$3.50
9-30
9-15
$4.50
9-21
Duncan
4
8-21
4
8-14
9-30
9-25
9-
9-30
9-22
9-
9-15
Light Co., com.
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4
4
8-28
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
Stock
9-10
8-31
Duriron
9-30
9-14
1
9-30
9-18
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
25c
(quar.)
50c
4c
JO-
1
8-17
8-31
9-
8-14
Cuban-American Sugar
8-11
9-30
9-16
50c
9-10
8-25
28c
$1.75
Co., 7%
Stores (quar.)
12-
1
11-17
9-29
:
9-15
Engineering Corp., com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
^
(Helene) Industries, Inc. (see Helene
9-21
9-
4
9-21
9-
4
40c
—
12-21
12-
4
12'/2c
25c
9-1
8-20
9-
8-20
1
Curtis
Curtis Indus.)
$4
$1.60
preferred
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Class A (quar.)
:
'.
(quar.)
common
9-15
3.75%
preferred
3.75%
partic.
30c
Mun
Corp., class
(initial)—.
B
Monte
Properties
Electric Co.,
Paso
&
Fund
Delaware
Bound
Inc.
Power
&
3.70%
preferred
4.28%
preferred
preferred
4.56%
4.20%
5%
Brook
RR.
(quar.)
Light, 4% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$2.50
4
4.10%
9-15
4.25%
El
Natural
Paso
(quar.)
9-15
8-17
8-17
to
Stbck
preferred
Yard
Co.
2
5.65%
8-15
5.68%
9-
preferred (quar.)
Raynolds, class A
conv.
&
B
Diamond Alkali
;
__1
Stores
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., common (quar,).
4% preferred (quar.)_.
Diebold,
Inc.
(quar.)
I
preferred
Forests.
JWaney {Walt)
Inc.
.1"
—
Productions
(quar.)-i.:
4
Auto-Lite
9-15
9-
1
Ford
8-20
9-15
9-10
8-28
Electrographic
Corp.
9-30
9-10
Elizabethtown
9-10
Elwell-Parker
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-IB
9-10
1
8-14
30c
8-31
8-20
5%
40c
9-
3
8-
3
$2
9-
3
8-
3
9-
4
12-15
12-
e
9-1
8-15
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-15
9-
1
1
8-20
9-25
9-14
Faber,
9-
Fabrex
25c
9-21
9-
1
8-21
$1
9-
1
8-21
15C
1
Coe
Fafnir
&
8-14
10-
Corp.
1
9-30
8-28
1
9-15
Bearing
10-
1
9-15
7%
$1
9-
4
6-28
10c
10-
1
8-11
Fairbanks,
Fairbanks
$1.60
Morse
&
Co.
9-
Company
8-20
9-18
9-18
$1.183A
10-
1
9-18
15c
9-
8-31
9-18
30c
8-15
12-15
10-30
30c
81'Ac
9-30
9-15
10c
9-15
35c
35c
—
1
25c
9-
1
8-24
9-10
■8-11
9-
1
9-
1
9-
2
8-24
9- 1
$$1.25
Bridge
8-14
9-15
9-15
8-14
25c
10-1
9-15
—
20c
8-31
8-21
25c
9- 1
8-14
—_
(s-a)
Works
Company
$2.75
9- 2
8-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Funds—
25c
series
stock
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
4%
1
10-
2
Fruit
10-
2
Fundamental Investors,
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
9-12
9-
10c
15c
5c
;—
$1
1
8-3.4
1
11-16
9-15
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
$1.75
(qua*.)-
preferred
9-
1
9-
12-15
13-
a
9-
1
9.
1
8-15
8-14
3
$30c
9-30
9-11
25c
9-15
8-28
9-15
8-17
9-15
8-J7
9-12
8-31
1
9-18
10-
9-12
8-31
9-15
8-27
1
1
8-27
10-
1
8-27
10-
1
8-27
1
8-27
8-27
I
32»/2c
1
8-14
9-
8-14
9-
8-14
9-
8-14
9-
8-14
9-
of
net
Loom
investment
Fuller
50c
Inc.
Gardner-Denver Co.,
Garrett
Stock
9-
8-14
9-
8-14
$1.60
9-
8-14
9-15
9-15
8-21
8-17
8-31
8-17
9-30
8-10
9-21
9-
3
9-
1
8-14
40c
9-15
8-26
50c
9-15
9-
15c
9-30
9-16
40c
10-15
25c
9-
34c
Light
Gas
Service
1
8-15
9-
1
Co,
(quar.)
50c
1
8-11
30c
~9-25
9-11
50c
9-21
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Coal Land (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp.,
6%
preferred
Oil
American
American
Quarterly
General Baking
Co.
preferred
$8
General Builders
5%
conv.
General
10-14
9-30
10c
10-
47J/2c
$2
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Finance
(quar.)__
Corp.
Mills,
General
Merchandise
General
■
—
9-30
20c
10c
a7%
30c
25c
65c
9-15
10- 1
9-21
Inc.,
5%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
General Portland Cement
(quar.)
General Precision Equipment—
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
1
9-18
$2.98
9-10
8-20
12y2C
9-
8-14
1
433Ac
9-
1
$1.09
9-
1
50c
9-
1
8-21
9-30
9-11
6c
87y2c
8-10
8-10
9-10
8-31
$1.25
9-
1
8-
30c
10-
1
10-
1
9-18
9-
1
8-17
5.16%
15c
8-30
8-31
General
37y2c
9-15
8-24
25c
9-15
8-24
$2.20
General
35c
9-
80c
8-30
8-12
1
9-16
$2.25
Co.
8- 7
22'/2c
27'/2c
9- 1
S- 1
25c
32'/2c
32'Ac
33c
11-15
11-15
11 15
11-15
62'/2c
$1.30
9- 1
9- 1
64'/2c
9- 1
8-15
55c
9- 1
8-15
9- 1
8-15
8-14
8-13
10-
5
10-
5
8-20
S-ll
8-28
8-28
8-2,8
9-
4
9-18
8-
5
8-
5
"jo-23
30-23
10-23
10-23
of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)
—
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
*
1
8-27
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-28
9-30
.
56c
,
Whitney—
'
9-
75c
40c
53c
50c
40c
—
preferred (quar.).
5.20% preferred (quar.)
85c
4
8-13
9- 4
•
5%
4
9-15
8-14
9-
9-10
(initial)
Refractories
General Telephone
9-22
9-15
9-11
9- 4
60c
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)__—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
7
10c
9-
preferred
(quar.)
General Steel Castings
(quar.)__
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
5'/2% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
9-18
25c
General
8
9-15
$3
$1.25
10-
v
9-17
9-
25c
—
preferred
$1.183A
30c
4
10- 1
9- 1
9-10
11- 2
11- 2
9-10
9-30
preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
9-
9-11
$1.25
10c
50c
933Ac
$1.25
Motors Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
junior
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
31'Ac
—
Industries
General
$5
1
20c
General
$3.75
1
8-14
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
Contract
Foods
-9
10-28
Corp.—
(quar.)__
Corp
General Electric, Ltd.
(final)^
General Finance Corp.
(quar.)
General Fireproofing Co.
General
,
1
1
Corp.—
preferred
Cigar
9-
9-
75c
Texas
—
Co.,
2,
8-17
1
,
2
9-30
10c
(quar.)
of
Transportation
General Bankshares Corp.
General
.
^
American
convertible
General
(quar.)
common
Corp. (quar.)__
Industries, common
10-
$$1.25
10- 1
$19-3
25c
9-15
60c
9r- 1
—
99-
9-28
10-30
9-1.0
$40c
(quar.)
common
5%
General
9-
25c
38c
—
(quar.)
America
9-16
8-14
3%
(Ga.)
Gatineau Power Co.,
General
9-3C
9- 3
quar.)—
common
(increased
Gauley
General
9-4
37'/2c
20c
—
(quar.)
Co.
8-20
9-25
(quarterly from
dividend
Gas
4
9-15
9-15
Packing
Corp.
9-15
lie
(s-a)_—
income)
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
(R. E.) Co. (quar.)
Garlock
8-14
25c
(quar.)
12-31
30c
:
9-
9-15
3%
iquar.)_
8-14
1
9-15
7c
(stock dividend)
Sulphur
the
9-
8c
series
1-
10-
(quar.)_^
convertible preferred (accupa.)
1
$$1.25
1
11-
7%
(quar.)
8-20
1
1
(quar.)
11-
100%
;
8-28
9-
of Canada Ltd.—
10-
30c
(quar.)
4
9-22
60c
$1.50
$1.75
10-
(quar.)
Co.
8-14
1
Frontier
50c
Extra
2
9-19
1
10-
Friedman Realty Co.
(quar.)
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Refining, common (quar.)—
9-30
10-
*
9-12
:■
1
4
4
10-
(quar.)_——_
Utilities
25c
r
—
9-
9-
9-
Co
Franklin Electric
10-15
60c
(quar.)
10-
9-
\
(quar.)
Dairies, Inc.
Preferred
7j/2C
$1.34
(quar.)
Gregg, Inc.
(initial)
9-
9-12
18c.
(quar.)
Franklin Custodial
9-14
8-31
9-17
1
9-30
28c
Wayne & Jackson RR—
5y2% preferred (s-a).——
9-15
$1.42
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York
9-25
1
9-15
$1.18
preferred (s-a)
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar.)
Equitable Credit Co.
50c
preferred (quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)_
4.36% conv. preferred (quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Equity
Fund,
Inc.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.
(quar.)
Eric Railroad, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
9-11
10-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
8-10
1
10-
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-
$1.34
Gas
9-30
10-
50c
8-20
(quar.)
B
Pitt
Fort
9-15
62'/2c
7%
9-14
A
Class
Foremost
8-31
1
45c
Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)—
Emery
Industries
(quar.)
Empire District Electric, com. (increased)
43A%
preferred (quar.)
9-
8-21
9-15
10-
$25c
Emery
9-30
9-10
$1.41 y4
Consolidated
9-30
25c
Class
8-28
9-30
8-14
8-34
.
8-20
——
Motor Co.
smc
9-1
9-20
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)—
Motor
$1.06y4
(increased)
9-15
8-20
B
Ford
31'/4c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
9-
B
Class
1
$1.37y2
Electric
25c
Class
4
9-
$1.37 y2
8-14
9- 8
18c
22c
$1.08
$1.12J/2
—
(quar.)
com.
Wallace—
&
10%
(quar.)
8-15
4.
8-20
(quar.)
Co.-
9-
$1.25
8-15
4
9-
9-15
5% pfd. (s-a)
Chemical Corp,—
&
preferred
9-15
$1.21875
8-20
30c
.
9-
10-
3'A%
10c
8-14
9-
35c
Dictaphone
10-
52y2c
Common
8-28
8-14
45c
(quar.)
Forbes
9-
8-14
9-
4
9-30
9-
70c
9-
52'/2c
(quar.)
9-
31'Ac,
10-
29c
9-
10c
~
Foote-Burt
$37V2c
preferred (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery
(quar.)_.
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
Eitel-McCullough
(stock dividend)
Elco Corp. (stock dividend)
$1
(quar.)-
4
517/ac
(quar.)_
6.40%
1
10%
Co.
4
9-
9-
5.50%
62'/2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
4
9-
$i.06y4
8-17
9-
9-15
8-20
(quar.)___
Corp.
Machinery
9-
$1.02 y2
8-17
10-
Food
10-
$1.35
9-
■8-18
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Utilities,
Steel
10-
—
9-
8-28
9-11
9-15
Controls,
Inc
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.,
10-
-—
10-
9-18
$1.12J/2
(quar.)
Corp.
Dreferred
51 ViC
——__—__
97'/2c
30c
$3.50 ,1st
4
$1.03
common
4
9-15
.
—-
Funsten
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.36%
preferred
tquar.)
5y2% preferred (quar.)
1
9-
467/ec
$5
9-
pfd.
90c
4.875%
9-
$1.05
10-
(quar.)__
preferred
10-
$1.25
_;
8-31
(quar.)___—
Gas,
preferred
$1.07
Detroit Steel Corp
;
Development Corp. of America—
Dierks
$5.40
5
92'/2c
Inc
Devroit-Harvestev
Stock dividend
Diana
$5.36
$1.14
(quar.)
Lines,
Union
Class
$4.72
8-14
12'/2c
;
(quar.).
9-10
(quar.)
50c
<quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Dennison Mfg., class A (quar.)
8% debenture stock (quar.V
Dentists' Supply Co. of New York (quar.)—
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
(quar.)_
Denver Tramway Corp.—
Devoe
$4.50
3
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Fluid
(quar.)__
40c
Dempster Mill
$1.25
5
8-14
9-
9-
12»/2c
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Air
Denver
9-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
common
2nd
Public
Florida
$25c
El
2
2
9-21
$1.25
17y2c
45c
$1
——
Inc.
37c
Ltd.
9-11
10-
25c
(quar.)_;—
(quar.)
H.),
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
$0.00625
(initial)
A
8-24
9
——
(Bahamas)
9-11
9-22
20c
preferred (quar.)
43A%
preferred
(auar.)__
Foxboro
4JA%
$1
Extra
Delaware
Delaware
Delta
Trust.
li/tc
(quar.)
Florida
t$l
40c
Class
4'/2%
1
9
(quar.)
8-28
10-
10-
1
9-
10-
Eddy Paper
9-
50c
9-
9-15
10-
—
Ltd.
8-12
9-22
1
„
(quar.).
Florida Power & Light Co., common
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
$$1.50
Investment
9-1
J.)
N.
(quar.)—
common
Power
Freeport
Association, common
8-31
8-12
Fort
partic. preferred (quar.)______:
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
10-15
8-31
8-20
9-10
1
7y2c
45c
(quar.)
conv.
Florida
10-24
—
9-15
10c
8-15
25C
preferred A (accum.)—
preferred B (accum)Kodak, common (quar.)
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
5%
1st pref. A (quar.)
10-
933Ac
8-31
55c
$7
60c
„
8-25
$$1.75
$6
93%c
Estates
9-15
10-24
(quar.)_.
preferred
Stores
Company,
4.50%
27'/2C
9-
9-15
9-1
$1.12y2
42J/2c
City,
preferred
(quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)
$i.i2y2
Eastman
15c
(quar.)
Dejur-Amsco
Del
1
8-25
32>/2c
(quar.)—
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
87'/2c
B (quar.)
C (quar.)—
(quar.)
Dean Phipps Stores Inc., common
Deere & Company
(quar.)
3.90%
De
9-
9-15*
93%c
preferred
preferred
A
9-19
20c
75c
1
9-14
9-25
_
1
11-
—
43/2%
9-10
9-
-
$1.12
Participating
$4.12
22'/2c
$4
15c
8-28
>
Flintkote
10c
(quar.)
com.
4
9-10
__
8-24
8-251
10-
9-15
75c
(M.
Fishman
8-11
1
5
8-21
8-31
Field
,
(Jersey
preferred
$5
4
Ltd.—
Bakeries,
Eastern
Gas,
9-
50c
(quar.)
9-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Lines
Air
9-24
25c
(quar.)
9-18
1
40c
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1 class A (quar.)—aEdison Bros. Stores, com. (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)_;
Cyprus Mines Corp. (quar.)
Door
2
10-
$1.50
Ecuadorian Corp.,
4
Corp.
11-
9-10
9-
S-1C
9-15
10-
—
Corp.
Bros.,
10c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4
4
Metallic
Fisher
9-28
9-15
40c
Marshall
see
Bank
National
$1.34
—
4
9-
Corporation, common (quar.)
3%% preferred series A (quar.)—
Davies (Theo. H.) & Co., Ltd
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)—
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light, common (quar.).
9-18
9-
3
fc-21
1
Quarterly
50c
9-
12-
Dahlstrom
10-15
$1.75
.
_——
9-
9-24
Dana
Firstamerica
25c
—
1
12-24
DWG Cigar
(quar.)
1
50c
:
First
9-30
25c
10-
50c
A
8-14
9-21
1
87'/2c
—
—
10-
(quar.)
Class
1
1
35c
8-20
8-
1
7'/2c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)___
Stock
10-
40c
75c
62'/2c
preferred
National
First
10-
9-
1
9-
40c
Co.
&
(quar.)
First Bank
10-27
2
35c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4y2%
8-28
9-15
B
9-
11-
(quar.)
2%
(quar.)
preferred
Economic
Publishing,
preferred
Class
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber—^
8-20
9-
11-
A
$3
10c
—
$1-preferred
30c
:
8-20
8-15
25c
conv.
Potash
Nat.
Tennessee
Eastern Racing
40c
Yearrend
Curtis
East
4%
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
9-
9-
Class
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
~5.20%
32c
_
8-20
30c
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)—
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
7% preferred (accum.)
——
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
America—
(initial)-.:
9-
$1.25
—-
.—
(quar.)
5%
&
8-15
9-
lc
lc
(quar.)___.
(quar.)_——:
Finance Corp. of America—
Formsprag
9-10
9-15
2
$1.05
(quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
Quarterly
Co.
9-
Co.
11-14
56'Ac
30c
Corp.
50c
—._
—
Duro-Test Corp.,
Sulphur
Oil
Filtiol
8-15
1
28%c
35c
31 'Ac
(quar.)__
—^__r——-
(Marshall)
Fifteen
8-15
8-17
10c
—
preferred
Drug
9-
dividend
1
9-30
75c
preferred (quar.)
—_—
4,15%
preferred (quar.)—
—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Dura
Corp;
<quar.)——————-
1
9-
S-
10c
4.10%
10-
1
10-30
1
20c
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
—
U5c
(quar.)—
Duquesne
9-
10-
9-15
1
9-
23c
—__
Ferro
1
i
12-
60c
(quar.)
(monthly)
pfd.
4.60%
Field
10-
34 %c
Inc.
$2.25
2
8-26
10-
25c
—___
Bearings,
(quar.)
20c
class B
Electric Co.,
1
9-
10-
8-17
11-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-15
?25c
(interim)
Common
8-31
Eastern
Forster
Cunningham
9-10
10c
—
common
Corp.—■
(quar.)
preferred
8-25
9-10
9-10
Corp.—
(quar.)
& Seal Co. Inc., $2 pfd.
Cork
Crown
3
Duval
preferred (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
(quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Crown
1
Common
$25c
7%
7%
Co.—
conv.
Crown
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Creole Petroleum Corp
Cribben
9-
93%c
12V2c
(quar.)—
B
Crescent
8-21
lbc
(quar.)—
(increased)—
common
9-10
8-17
9-
9-11
Creek
dividend
8-31
J15C
preferred A (quar.) — ——
preferred B (quar.),
Dulany (John H.) & Son, com. (quar.) —
Dun & Bradstreet. Inc. (quar.)—
Dunham-Bush, Inc., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
8-21
9-
$3iy<c
(Battle
Co.
Mortgage Assn.
Electric (quar.)
Board.
9-18
25c
—
Sign & Signal Corp., com. (quar.)„
$1.25 creferred (quar.)——
Federated Corp. (Dela.) class A (monthly)Class B
(monthly)
—
—.—
common
3-31
-
(quar.)
Federal
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
Drexel Furniture (quar.)
Co.,
12-31
4-15-60
$62'/2c
-
Draper
Power
1-15-60
$44c
(s-a)
Rockaway RR.
&
Chemical Co.
cstock
dividend
Dow
Pacific
Paper
■
30#
(quar.)
Warehouse
&
Casualty
&
National
Stock
9-30
$43c
common (quar.)
(quar.)—.
—
Dorsey Corp., 6%
preferred A (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Dover Corp., common
(increased quar.)
5% 1st: preferred (quar.)————Dover Industries, Ltd., common
4%
preferred (quar.)_
Dover
1
8-31
9-11
Life
Federal
preferred
$2
Compress
9-18
10-15
$44C
8-28
9-15
8-28
$1
1
Insurance Co.
Federal
8-14
1
10-1
$25c
Dorr-Oliver Inc.,
9-16
9-30
12-
(auar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
9-
f$1.25
-
5c
Chemical Co
Federal
Ltd.
Anglo Investment Corp.,
10-1
1
9-18
5c
—
Mich.)
(quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower
9-17
_____—------—
preferred
Donohue
8-21
$6'Ac
Service Inc.,
Finance
Class
(Boston)
(quar.)
preferred
Credit
$1
9-
9-15
9-
4
29c
25c
25c
5c
10c
Coro, Inc.
Cuno
(quar.)_—
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd. (quar.)____
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.—
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_—
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)-—
Dominion-Scottlsn Investments, Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)—
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1
pref. (quar.)—
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
—
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
9-10
12'/2c
50c
62y2c
75c
25c
(quar.)
-—
Copperweld Steel Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Cornell
Paperboard Products (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
Crum
Dominion &
9-10
15c
—
quar.)—
Copper Range Co.
Crane
9-10
1
8-17
9-30
25c
10-15
9-15
8-31
25c
Monthly
8-28
10-
$3
—
—
Federal
9-18
$1
30c
25c
1
(Syra¬
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Federal
1
10-
39c
10-
50c
$37y2c
Ltd. (quar.)
Insurance
Corp.
Quarterly
Federal
9-10
5%
Fed-Mart
S-ll
S-18
25c
Mfg. Corp. (Indiana)—
$1.5C preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Field (monthly;
*
N. Y.)
cuse,
1
Life
Traders
&
Federal
1
10-
1
——
Dodge
8-28
9-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
(increased
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration
Crain
8-15
J 5c
Dodge & Cox Fund—
Beneficial shares ——
9-17
1
70c
10c
25c
5%
Gas
Consolidated
Cook
Dr.
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
$3.75
1
10-
_.——
Consolidated
4%
12-
,5%
Stock
27'/2c
Light & Power, com. (quar.)__
Consolidated
Edison Co. of N. Y.
(quar.)_
Connecticut
5(4%
12-15
(quar.)
dividend '—
Pepper Co. (quar.;
Houses
Dobbs
1
c
Quarterly
Stock
8-14
9-
Co.—
Insurance
Life
General
Connecticut
1
1
9-15
*50c
(quar,)
Crucible
(Joseph)
Dixon
8-14
9-
9-
$50c
———-
8-20
•'
Redder*
When
Payable of Rec.
40c
Sugar Associates—
Fajardo Eastern
SC
25C
—1
9-15
<
Share
■ ■
common
4% preferred (quar.)
Fall River Gas, 6% preferred (quar.)_.—.—
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)
8-28
9-25
2c
Fairmont Foods,
8-25
9-15
$30c
Distillers-Seagrams,
per
Name oj Company
Payable oj Rea
Share
Company
Holder$
When
Per
When
Payable 01 Red
Distillers Co., Ltd.
Title Insurance Co.
<quar.)__—r
—
4%
preferred (quar.)Commonwealth Life Insur.
(Ky.)
(quar.)_
Stock
dividend
(subject to stockholders
approval late in September •
—
Community Public Service Co. (quar.)— —
Cone Mills Corp.,
common
(quar.;
4%
preferred (quar.)
■ Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto)
(quar.)Land
Commonwealth
<Phila.)
'
Share
Name oi Company
(Continued on page 48)
.
...
8-15
.8-15
<
Volume
190
Number
5877
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(879)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
30 % Jan
3
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
14
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
40V2 Dec
29
40% Jan
7
9
84% Apr
Nov
24
112% Feb
37% July 15
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
14% Jan * 2
24% Nov
18
134
"47% Jan
18
-
STOCK
Abacus Fund
8
4%
2
Apr
24
3
ABC
convertible preferred
Vending Corp..
17
ACF
Industries
-
57
Aug
Jan
14% Aug 23
2
29% Oct
14
26
Jan
2
34% July 15
Acme
29% Dec
31
27% Apr
8
30 Va Mar
33 % Oct
9
33
2
61May 19
7.
Oct
97
Nov
11
94% Jan
2
Jan
19% Dec
29
17 % Jan
28
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
83% Nov
21
79% Feb
3
16
315% Apr
30
16% Jan
28
49% Jan
13
193% Jan
8
2'/8 Jan;,
297
Dec
5
3
July
3
.3% Feb
2
34
Dec
31
30
Jun
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
7
19
Jan
Dec
26
2
23 % Jan
9
Jan
4% Jan
191
80
80% Nov 24
16
2
10% Dec
13
280
2
160
Dec
29
12
28
■
Jan
29
Jan
2
206% Apr
44% Apr
17
2
33
Dec
30
32 V2 Jan
28
49% Nov
11
44 % Jan
7
91
Apr
Dec
12
95% Aug
7
12
Dec
16
15% Oct
6
12% Feb
10
72% Apr
29
96% Oct
7
92
Jan
2
18
60
Jun~12
57
27
Jan
43% Oct
2
$4
6%
102
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
132
Aug
39 V2 Jan
5
44% Feb
24
23,500
32%
33%
4,400
x28%
28%
4,800
44 Va
45 Va
46'/a
47 Va
47%
48%
48%
5
44%
1 09
109%
19%
110%
20%
20%
1
10% Jun
17
14% Feb
4
5
61% Jun
11
15% Jan 21
76
Jun
24
83% Mar 17
22 %
May 19
30 Va Dec
26 Va Feb
17
38
11
52 Va Jan
31
Nov
104
17
-
•
Jan
29
4%
Co
124% Aug 27
30%
84%
31
84%
~<34%
-320
21%
31%
*320
30%
87%
" 31
1,400
87
8,300
86%
330
700
3,00025,400
*322
330
4%
4%
4%
7,000
31%
32
32
32% ; 32%
32%
33 Va
32
32%
19%
3,900
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20 %
35%
36
35%
37%
35%
36%
36 Va
37
37
37 Va
9,400
hi
%
hi
ft
U
164,200
84%
50
12%
44,200
5
%
100
ft
4%
4%
1
hi
33%
*32
1
4%
*82
*
83
83%
83 Va
*83
4%
4%
.
%
%
84 Va
11%
11%
104%
100
No par
10
104%
*104%
110
*104%
110
*104%'
*185
195
*185
195
*180
*83
110
195
195
*185
11%
n%
ht/8
37%
38%
37%
38%
1
56%
58 Va'
56
56%
57
100
*96%
98%
12Va
38%
*97
*96%
98%
1
27%
27Va
18
117%
119Va
27%
117
28%
117
12%
12%
*104%
10
110
192
192
30
39%
38%
39%
39%
39%
8,200
58%
.
58%
60
59
59%
13,900
98%
*97
27%
27%
118%
11%
5,400
98%
98%
*97
x27
•'117%
27%
26%
27%
8,300
116
-
117%
117%
118%
5,800
5
19
19
19
19
19
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
909
No par
55
55'A
54%
55%
55 Va
56
56 Va
57
56
56%
2,300
No par
41 Va
42 %
42 %
41 Va
42'A
41 %
41%
41 Va
41 %
1,300
5
41
11%
11%
11%
11%
par
59'A
60
59%
60
59 Va
59%
100
Inc
Stores
80
80
80%
81%
31
81
Corp common__No
;r.
Mfg- common
convertible
35%
...10
preferred
11%
36%
100
*116
10
36 Va
126
2
42% Oct
31
32% May
4
38% Oct
13
27
May
1
39% July 15
No par
34%
35'A
96 Va Oct
13
77 Va
May 11
115% July 24
Aluminum Co of America
1
107%
*121
34
25
Alpha Portland Cement..
Aluminium Limited
34
Jun
2
30%
84% ■
*315
20%
4%
Jan
60% Jan
30%
.
21%
112
19%
26
25
110 Va
<
20%-
84
320
*-.
31%
27
19% Feb
303/4
83%
*313
320
«
'
109%' 110%
20%
15%
5
preferred
4.08%
30%
33%
"312
109%
20%
"•
15
1
;l:
Allis-Chalmers
Aug 26
109
20%
45%
15%
2
;
Allied Products Corp
Allied
*44
.
110
.
30%
100
Allied Mills
82 Va July 28
111
15%
33%
28%
Incl;
13
55 Va Dec
2
14%
32%
preferred
Allied Laboratories
6
91% Jan
convertible
21
2
8,200
28 Va
prior preferred
84 Va Apr
Jan
4.100
56%
33
;
9
74
21
55%
28%
...
preferred
13
10% May 19
100
20%-
;
■
56%
28%
common.
Allied Kid
: 21
54%
32%
.j——
conv
20%
,
__2
Jun
35% Jan
55
15%
Allied Chemical Corp...
21% Mar 20
21 %
54%
33
Inc__l
48% Jan
Dec~17
21
55%
28%
No par
Corp
Allen Industries
7
21
15%
32Va
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Aug 27
20%
x54%
15%
7.700
28%
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A*
30
104-ft July 24
2
36%
17
93
Gas
Rights
4%%
21%
55%
117%
33%
_
Products
Inc
"
300
117%
122
70 %
28%
Industries.
,
Aldens
May 11
13% Apr
J
Alco
*116
Shares
42
69 %
33
pfd 1951 series
conv
Alabama
160
30 Va Jan
100
8
84
14% Apr
18
A
30
38% Aug
7
13 Aug 14
9% Jan
July 31
21
Jan
22% Apr
77 Va Jun
30
Nov
Jan
Air Reduction Inc common
35
Aug 25
72
Aeroquip Corp
6% Mar 19
30
122
*40
28%
Corp
91% Mar 10
4.50%
70%
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph
22
*116
41
69 %
1
34% July 16
Apr
122
41
69%
68%
15%
10
Admiral Corp
328
Aug 10
14
12
42 Va
*41
the Week
Friday
Aug. 28
f
15
_I
Co
29 % May 11
9
24% Jan
Jan
125
*116
Hales for
Thursday
Aug. 27
54%
21
"
1
Adams Express Co..
Adams-Millis Corp....
82
70%
122
PRICES
1
19% Jan
Steel
41%
69
25
24% Jan
9
41 %
70%
1
Inc
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
20% Jan
* Jan
41%
70%
*116
SALE
Aug. 26
*40"%
100
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 25
5
common
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 24
1
Abbott Laboratories
28
LOW
Monday
Par
23 Va Jun
18% Mar 23
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% May
59% Feb
120
3
NEW
Highest
71% Nov 20
7
Jan
Lowest
33%
34 Va
107%
108
37%
12
•
37%
132
11%
59%
*80%
38
*121
127
12
59%
x37Vo
*80
37%
124%
<■
12Va
124%
5,600
59%
12
60
81%
2,600
82
37%
230
37%
*123
134,600
126
100
34
33%
34%
34Va
34%
1,700
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
35 Va
34 %
35 %
34%
35 Va
'<0,100
110%
110%
ill1/*
111%
113%
113%
114%
16,800
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
Jan
15
52
52
Mar31
27% Jan
21
42% Dec
Feb
12
46
July 20
33% Feb
21
53% Dec
15
47 % Jun
16
56% July 17
81
Feb
25
114% Sep
17
83% July 16
32'A Aug 10
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
10
24 Va Jan
d
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
Jan
2
180Va Apr
9
34% Jan
13
44% Nov
12
42% Jan
2
40% Oct
14
33% Jan
Apr 29
11
39
118
5
106% Feb
5
35% Apr
30
33% Apr
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
Amerace
»
Sugar
50
Amerada
:
Petroleum
37
37
*36
1
43%
43%
*44
12.50
49'A
50
49%
49%
Co.:
Corp
Corp
38
45
*36
38
*36
*44
45
*44
*48%
'
49%
49%
*3GV2
38
45
*44
45
100
50
*49Va
50
600
11,400
No par
36%
87%
35%
86%
86%
87%
85%
88
33'A
87%
33%
86%
Amer Agricultural ChemicaI_.No par
33%
33%
32%
33%
32Va
33%
33
33%
3,300
American
26 Va
27
26 Va
26%
26% ,26%
26%
27
26 Va
27 Va
28,400
3%%
Airlines
__1
common
convertible preferred!
100
49% Aug 24
American
Bakeries
27 Va Apr
7
33%,July
7
38V2 Jan
American
Bank
58% Dec
31
66% May 29
58
2
19% Feb
25
37% Dec
11
27% Aug 19
64Va May 29
39% May
8
preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
33% Jan
2
47% Dec
16
45 Va Jan
4
58
American
Brake
American
*125
*122
139
139
*122
139
*122
139
5
3
Aug
13
Jan
2
22
Nov
11
20% Jan
2
30% July 29
19
Jan
2
20 % Sep
22
19
Jan
7
20% Feb
2
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
American
No par
American
Can
Theatres Inc
5 %
11
preferred
50
&
Radio
2
52% Nov
18
41% Jun
10
60% Jan
2
11
42 Va Jan
21
36 V4 Jun
10
40% Mar
2
Sep 29
47% Jan
2
45 % Dec
24
47% Dec
19
44 Va Mar 17
29 Va Jan
17
44 % Dec
15
38
July 14
44
84
Jan
15
91
May 11
46% Feb
17
65 Va July 28
80% Jan
3
39 Va Jan
17
55% Dec
11
25
96% Mar
6
7
American
American
Chicle
American
Crystal
40% Nov
20
2
55% Dec
17
47% July 24
26Va Nov 13
25
46
32% Feb
12
45
Feb
27 Va July 24
19% Jan
2
44
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
11% Jan
2
18% Oct 30
16% Jan
1
31
Mar 13
11
122
Jan
13
134
13
Jan
3
18
108
Apr 21
Jan
31
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
17 Va Nov
Jun
59% Nov
17
14
111
85 % Jun
17%
Jan~17
92
Jan
2
Oct
Lines
20% Jan
6%
9
2
25
Jun
19
105
Feb
100
79% Jun
8
19
84
non-cumulative
5Va%
3.90%
May 19
Mach
&
American
16
American
Metal
7
93
Jan
22
4Va%
26 Va Aug
13% Jun
32% Jan
24
22
15% Feb
8
Metal
American
Molasses
American
73% Anr
14
American
2
32 % Jan
7
50% July 16
American
News
14
38% Jan
«
53% July
American
Optical
11 % Jan
2
42% Aug 27
14 Va
May 12
July 21
May 21
54 Va Jun
120 Va Jan
3
4
6
9"% Jan
2
28% Dec
Jan
14% Jan
/
22% Jan
40
Jan
46% Jun
u.'
__
;
■
61% May 21
32% Jan
35% Feb
31
39
2
100
Jan
2
14
22
IE*
Jan
13
$149.87%
Dec
32 Va Dec
dividend.
31
May 31
41 Va Nov
For
29%
30
30
12
12 %
12 %
12%
/
53% Jan
7
14
5
all
33
Feb
3
90% Jan 20
34
30
other
Mar
Jun
4
23
footnote*
Apr
36
36%
36%'
36
168%
171 %
170
171%
17%
17%
109
*102
1
1
19%
*99 Va
17%
*17 Va
*102
103
79%
49%
*102
17%
*17%
17%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
102%
102 Va
91%
92%
*79%
80%
105
102
91
♦100
92%
91%
92%
*79%
80%
80%
81
*49%
49%
25%
25%
49
49 Va
25%
25
25%
95%
*94
95 Va
26 Va
*14
10
91%
80 Va
50
27
3,200
104
*100
104
'..92%
*79%
25
27
26 Va
14
14
26%
26%
14 Va
*94
*14
14 Va
43%
43 Va
43%
43%
45 Va
45%
61%
62%
61 Va
61%
62
50%
1,900
25%
26,800
■
95%
26%
27%
*
4,600
14'/a
200
46%
47%
133,500
62 Va
62%
6,700
*14
47%
62 V?
230
50
^
27%
43
12,300
25%
*94
95%
62 Va
5
...
*17%
49
14
1,200
109
*102
'
-
17%
*94
14
12,600
17%
17%
*17'A
49%
26%
109
1,800
170 Va
169
17%
17%
92
79%
109
102
109
17%
*17%
19 Va.
90
17'/a
36
35%
36%
172
17
62%
'
48
47%
47 Va
47
47
47
47
Chem—No par
45%
43%
44%
43 %
44
47%
48'A
47%
47%
47%
47
47
45
.
47 Va
X42 %
•
46%
47%
1,100
46%
-
43%
43%
1,100
44
13,800
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
75%
75
75
74
75
72%
74
1,380
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred
100
44 Va
44%
44 Va
45
44%
45
15,300
140 %
141
460
American Snuff
9
Co
18
7%
17
American
July 28
9
95 Va Apr
41 Va Aug
36% Jan
6
14
26
Tobacco
American Viscose
*
123%
♦121%
400
61
20
123
29
28%
28%
13,100
23,800
29
29%
29 Va
29%
62%
63%
64%
67%
67 %
71%
68%
70%
-1
25
25
86
86
86
86
X85%
85%
86
86%
36
86
30'A
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%30'/a
3,000
30%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31
31%
31 Va
3,180
17
17
*16%
17
*16%
17
79%
80
79%
80
79%
80
79%
96%
97%
96%
97%
97%
97%
98
123 V*
122%
100
.25
—
123
.
.
48%
46
•
46 Va
6.25
10
46%
122%
123
46%
45%
15%
15
'
*16%
*28
28%
*28
' 28%
*24%
26
*25 Va
26
*24%
17%
17%
18
17%
82
80%
15
17%
15 Va
26
-
18 Va
16%
17
79%
80%
99%
100
121%
46%
121%
122 %
45%
15%
15 %
28%
14%
*28
28%
*25
26
18
•
45%
15 Va
28 Va
v
200
16%'
90%
19,900
100
122%
46%
15 Va
28%
*24%
18 Va
1,900
31%
18
82%
83
750
.
35,500
2,800
100
26
17%
5,900
8,100
17,700
82
80%
81%
83'A
36%
35%
36
<35%
35%
37
36 y4
36%
6,100
64%
64%
65 Va
64%
65%
66%
65%
66%
24,300
58
58%
56%
57 "A
57
57%
57
56 %
57%
42 Va
42%
42%
42%
*42 Va
42%
41%
40%
41
*91
91%
35%
-
Hocking Glass Corp—
No par
21.80
123
*28
64%
No par
'■*
'
80%
Co—:
...
61
61
121 Va
63%
50
Common
61
121%
123
140 Va
29%
25
common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
*121
►140
60 Va
60%
61%
123
140
1,700
62%
33%
Corp
Wire & Cable
*60%
*121
139%
141
37,600
•
29%
Ampex Corp—
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—.1
Anaconda
140'A
'
28%
American Water Works Co com—8
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
-25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda
37%
14%
143
5
com
Tobacco..
Tel Co
6% preferred
^
7
&
60%
60%
*121
1
preferred
Tel
141
141
25
common
6% non-cumulative preferred.100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd_.£l
4
00% Mar 18
Dane
35%
169%
17 Va
2,400
54,400
37%
88% July 28
*ee
35%
*16%
41
*39%
174 Va
35%
173
2
41
44%
46% Mar 13 f
74% Mar 17
47
*39%
74%
Anchor
Jan
29%
12-%
41
43%
15% Aug 17
2
33
29%
12 Va
43%
29% Aug
,7
60 Va Jan
88
29%
12
76
4-
5
61% Oct
*39%
12%.
12%
37 Va
1
13
30
40%
29%
29%
12
15,000
43
18% Aug
63% Oct
Dec
*39%
29%
29%
10,000
74%
27Va May
37% Dec
39
39 Va
*33
400
v
37%
2
2
36
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
1
12 "
13
50
35
14%
129% Jan 20
55% July 29
24% Jan
43%
49%
36'A
35%
36%
*44
*140%
107% Tan 20
6
43%
50%
35%
49%
51
38%
14%
9
23
43%
49%
37 Va
44
51%
51%
36%
26,000
145 Va
American
17Va Nov
43%
51'A
44%
37%
44 %
51
25%
American Sumatra
27% Dec
44
600
62%
xl4%
18% May 18
4
61%
*140%
89
10
62%
.
14%
10
10 y* Jun
88%
62'A
145 Va
26
23% Jan
*87
x61%
61%
14 Va
29
13% Mar 12
2'6% Jan 15
1,600
3,500
'140%
1-0
29
59%
49
14%
Jun
15% July 11
8
26
88
88 Va
59%
48
145 Va
Jun
16
*87
*87
61%
47%
American Stores Co
American Sugar Refining
Jan
88%
60%
.
47
2
37
39%
1
105
Jan
43% Mar
90
_
*38%
59%
14%
119%.Jun
1
4
39%
59%
*140%
&
13% Jan
11
49
38%
59%
95 Va
preferred
75% Jun
Nov
48
39%
25
American Steel Foundries
30
47%
39%
44 V*
No par
6
10
47%
*94
Co
72% July
Jan
60%
59%
47%
39%
*87
88 Va
59%
47%
*38%
60 Va
25
CoA
2
<
29 Va Jun
*
97% Dec
39
*87
59%
59%
47%
:__.___._1
Co
85% Aug 12
31
39
59%
47'A
39
14%
125
Jun 12
31% Jun
5
26% Mar 20
134% Jun
2,200
145%
63% Mar
5
45
2
39%
14%
7%
56% Feb 27
148% Mar 20
26
18
15
39
*140%
Aug 24
30
Fe"b 2~7~
39%
.100
May
45% Dec
74%
38%
Std Sany com—5
76
29% Dec
119% Sep
25 Va Jan
39
*38%
39
Rad
41
139
July 16
14% Nov
38%
American
Mar 17
8
43
7
35% Dec
38%
2,100
&
52% Mar 31
13
2
2.9,600
Potash
32 Va Jan,
8
6
45%
American
152>
27% Jan
-
44%
21
18% Apr
Aug 25
27% Dec
8% Jan
45%
21,100
3
54% Mar
.1
May 5
51% Oct 20
3lVaJan
1
140 % Jun
68
Dec
44%
'
com—1
Motors Corp..
Natural Gas Co
49 Va
11
35 Va Dec
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
Inc
19
25
Jun
40% Nov
35Va Dec
44 Va
1
Products..
2
105
44%
common..?
100
July 14
25 Va Feb
16
American
12
7
12
44%
Metals.No par
&
Climax
34% Sep
33% Apr
65 Va Jan
5,900
44 Va
40c
preferred
20% Jan
25% Feb
9%
100
Fdry
Machine
34% Jan
92 Va May
18
61 Va Nov
9%
100
69% Apr 30
8
58
126
9%
preferred.100
preferred
1
16% Nov 21
Jan
9%
No par
Inc
prior preferred
American
Apr
69% Nov 17
43
9%
Power_No par
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
July 27
41 Va Dec
117% Jan
9%
10
American
24% Jun
20
Jun
9%
43%
9%
43%
38%
Mar 30
18% July
2
155
19%
10 Va
1
110
2
Oct
30 %
19%
10
'
Mar 17
Jan
140
29%
19%
12.50
38 Va July 21
99% July 20
10
34% Nov
30 Va
19%
No par
8
35% Jan
29%
19%
Ice Co common
48% Jan
48% Apr
30 Va
*19%
Hardware Corp
Home Products
3
22 % Jan
29%
19%
American
28
157
29%
19%
American
Jan
144% Nov 26
29%
19 %
July 27
11
Dec
29%
May 27
20 Va Feb
31
3,900
25
41
102
10,200
55
193
53 Va Jan
"30% Oct" 13
2
29
54 Va
9
19
3
2
Jan
28%
54%
12
16% Aug 13
21% July 28
79
28%
54'A
Feb
104
18
32'A Jan
American
27%
54%
5
European Secur
Foreign
28'A
54%
14 V4 Jan
Aug 27
94
Export
27%
54Va
20
Corp
8s
28%
:
10
Enka
American
600
277/a
54Va
100
Electric Power Co
American
64%
;_10
com
American
American
35
*63
No par
Sugar
American
4
50%
*34%
64%
No par
Co.
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
Aug 21
73
Dec
50
37% July 21
12
41% Dec
2
9
2
*49 Va
35
*63
12.50
Corp
4%%
July 27
Jan
49%
*34%
64%
19%
American
Apr 17
J>5% May 18
2
49%
35%
*63
28%
Chain & Cable
28
24
49%
*34%
64%
1
...
May 28
Feb
49%
35%
28%
54 Va
common
65% Apr
14 Va Jan
38% Feb
Co
61% Aug
38% Jan
49%
*63
27%
54%a
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
Amterican Distilling Co
51
49%
*34%
64%
_______20
...
41'A Jan
2
49%
35%
*63
No par
common..
...
preferred
"
2
Co.
37% Sep
39% Jan
1%
49%
*34%
10
..25
Shoe
Cable
3-% Jan
Co
Note common
6%
139
*122
Broadcasting-Paramount
Jan
10
38
*91
38
31%
5
91%
*91
91%
38
*37%
38
37%
38
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
*90
38
4
91%
*90
680
2,300
91%
38
38
38%
1,300
32%
32%
32%
5,200
.
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
9
16
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
(880)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Hifheaf
UWMI
22
Feb 25
67% Dec
7
29% Apr
33 % Aug 26
64% May
23
May
31
39% Dec
17
35% Feb
9
90
5
77% Jun
23
yf % Apr
7
22% Sep
29
2% Jan
8
27% Sep
2
10% July
12
6% Jan
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
45
45
45%
5
-10
33%
34
34%
34%
3.300
—7 5 %
12.300
—5
29%
16,300
2
79
78%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
79
30%
42%
43
42%
43 %
43%
44%
81%
82
2.2 %
23
11%
11%
11%
4,100
25
24%
25
2,200
42%
41 %
83
83
*82
83
*82
83
12 %
22%
22%
*22%
23
*22 %
23
12 %
12
12
12%
11%
12
11%
25%
25
25%
24%-
24%
*24%
%
43
'
-
*
Feb
Jun
10
71% Apr
24
88% Jan
17% Jan
2
28 % Dec
31
27% Jan
28
32% July
2
10% Dec
13
9% Jun
23
10% Mar
22
22%
21%
22%
22 %
22%
21%
22
36
36
35%
36
36%
36%
35 %
35%
800
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13,700
56%
1,400
10
41% Nov
10
39% Jan
2
52
July 2.7
81
9
92
Jan
107% Mar 31
5.25%
56
56 %
103 Va
104
103%
72 Va
73
72
28 V4
28%
28 (a
56%
56 %
56 %
103%
103 Va
103 Va
103%
220
72 %
72%
72
73
72 %
72 Va
3,300
28 Vs
72 Va
lo
56%
103 Va
10
103%
28%
23%
29
28%
29
56%
preferred————100
28 %
56
1
1st
Associates
Co
Investment
.
'
56%
,.
*103
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
July
Common
5%
non-cumulative
6
4%
preferred
2
53% Dec
30
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
Atlantic
Coast Xine RR
25
45% Nov
13
43 Va Jun
24
53% Apr
Atlantic
Refining
2
78 V4
15
Jan
90
29
6% Jan
1
July
Atlas
11
5%
Jujy 29
Atlas
14% Jan
2
5
15 % Jun
16
16% Feb
Jun
30
72% Sep
22
68%; Jan
27
96
7% Jan
2
25% Dec
19
16% May 27
•7
17 Va Aug
24% Feb
8
28% Dec
19
21% Jun
9
6
29 Va Dec
30
25 Va Apr
29
•% Jan
2
13"% Dec
11
Stt Jail
9
10% Nov
21
Jun
24
Jan
20
16
9% Jan
Sep
8»
Dec
13% Jan
3
;6
43% Jan
92% Jun
10
Feb
95
18
7
7
2
48
5
89% Jun
41% Feb
6
63»% Nov
29% Jan
82% July 16
21
45% Oct
'22% Apr
45% Apr
50% Aug 28
101% Feb
50% July
9
8
8
20
13
61
1
66
Jan
Oct
29
31% Aug 20
40
Jan
8
48% May 27
64% Oct
22
51
64% Jan
27
16"% Jan
6
30% May
7
July 24
23% Jan
9
46% Apr
8
58
Dec
4
52% Jan
8
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
27
Feb
9
40% July 27
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
2
49
Jun
47% Sep
9
44
Jan
2
53
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
200
July
July
23
16% Jan
7
33% Jan
3
127
174
3
Jan
Jun
104
Jun
5
2
20
Dec
29
19% Jan
2
30
40% Dec
19
36% Jan
7
May 22
16
8
80 % Jan
13
Feb
29
28% Jan
2
40(4 Apr
23
May 19
36% Oct
2
35% Jan
9
42
31
35% July 27
10% Jan
2
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
23% Aug 27
15% Aug
14
57
19
13
14% Feb
25
Mar
90
92% Jan
22
Sep
93
4
Aug
July
17 (4
5
95
May
89
May 14
Jan
16% Jan
I 66
Jan
IS
24
Jun
16
28 Va Mar
2
*61%
*31%
52
26%
55 f
35
*47%
50%
*194
*95
23 %
54 *82 %
Jun
18
52
1% Feb
18
36 Va Jan
6
17
159% Jun
Jun
140
9
Feb
155
100
_1
10
1
1
5-
—
—
5%
Mar 23
2
1
50
preferred
preferred.
Benguet
Best
&
Bestwall
1%
.
Gypsum
Co
common
>
43%
47
48 Va
46%
47%
15,000
13%
13Vs
13%,
13%
13%
59,800
9%
37%'
38%
38%
38%
39%
12,10u
15%
'"15%/
15%
16
15%
16
11,800
50%
49%
9
50
*95%
%'
97
*83
15% Dec
2
12% Jan
9
19% Aug
7
July 2
77% July 20
56% July 15
5
Jan
2
Dec
12
70
Jan
12
36
Jan
30
59% Dec
9
53
Jan
23
23% Jan
2
37 Va Oct
23
36 % Jan
6
76
'
18
26% Dec
i:
July
12% Jan
2
34% Feb 25
;
24% Mar 31
30% Jun
17% Feb
9
22
30% Aug
11
18% July 28
30
58 Va Oct
19
46
10
:2l% Jan
2
6
20% Jun
5
Jan
8
21
70 % Feb
10
31
37% Feb
9
14% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
22
Oct ;
10% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
25% Apr
23
39% Dec
22% Oct
'
74% Sep
48% Jan
Jan
85
5
60% Dec
2
76 % Feb
16
31
45%'
46
.
62 %
62 %
31 %
9
Bliss
5
81 Va Apr
(E
Bohn
W)
Co
31%
300
53
31%
53%
31%
52%
53%
53%
2.400
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27% *
2,400
31%
55
36
35%
43%
*47
•50%
50
95
23%
23%
54%
55%
Borden
Co
82 %
84
34%
34%
*
3 % %
24
Edison
Boston
&
23%
13,800
55%
57
13,900
*82%
84
*82 %
84
34%
35
34%
35
*40%
41
*40 Vs
41
Co
17"%
*1G%
17 Va
200
15%
15%
15%
10,100
61
60
61%
61
61%
3,600
60%
60
68 Va
68
147%
25%
49
1%
400
37%
58'/a
57%
58 V3
*146 %
147 Va
600
18 V8
18 Vs
18%
78%
*77%
78%
71
*70
71 Va
70
70
53%
54 %
56
55%
56 %
18%
"
54%
54 Va
54
28 Vs
•28'/a
28%:
28%
18%
19%
19 Vs V
31%
31 Vs
-
13%'
18%
33%,
32 Ve
33 %
29
29 Vs
>700
29%
29%'
29 %
29%
x28%
23%
$3%
23 Vb
23 Va
23 far
x23
23 *8
23 %
24%
24
24 Vs
87%
88 Vt
45 Va
45%'
*78%
80
' *78%
.
62Va
.
.
45.
63
37%
88
45 Va.
44 '/2
45 Va
80
*73%
v
*78 Va
4 •T-v 63%
64
b3
643,s
;
'24%.;.
88%-
_
•
-
'■// 1,700
23 Vs '
23
24%
44%
: *
'
5,600
r
"
.
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
44% Nov
18
6
13
8 V4
53% Jun
40 Va Jan
% Aug
12
•:
13
19
42 Va July
8
85
Jan
49% Dec'31
49% Jun
18
61
30
16% Jan
8
20% Apr
42% Jani
17
60
19
57 Va Jan
6
71
46% Dec
12
47% Jan
22% Jari
13
53% Nov;21
30 .Dec 10
3
6
28
26
33% Oct
3
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
31
78% Jun
10
Jun
90
Dec
.
July
28% Jan
28
41'%
*49%
21
1,900
.63 %;-V-
:!
31% July 10
8
Budd
Co
10
90
Jan
8
24
32% .Apr
i
37% Jan
2,t
Buffalo.
Forge
10
Jan
2
29
16
2
24% Jun
18
Bullard
Co
9% Feb
28
18% Sep
16% Dec
3
13 '/a Jan
27
9% Jan
2
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
2
63
Feb
66
Mar 26
25
70
Jan
Apr. 10
62% Dec 12
68 % Jan
64% Jan
3
78% Oct
17
76
27% Apr
16% Mar
8
43% Dec
17
28% Dec
2
24% Jan
22% Jan
10
34% May
3% Jan
62
Mar 10
Va Jan
$5
94% May 27
20% Apr
8
80% Apr
;
67
May
84 Va Aug
4%
4
40 % Nov
6
15
8% Oct
14
5
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
19
38
98
Jan
9
108% Dec
16
109
7% Dec
10
5
Co. Inc
:
5
com
■
12;%
37 Vt
37%
37%
38 Vs
X-9
1,
J__-1-00
;
*82
100
69% •'
Bros
*91
.
19%
.*65%
*83
f-
-93
1
15
:
15%
23%
Jan
5
—10
Byers Co (AM) common
7% participating preferred
100
26
19% Jttn
90
12
.'
9% Mar 17
Mar 30
46% Jun
20% Nov 24
14% Jan
10
50% Nov
6Vi Jan
35% Jan
California Packing
32% Aug. 12
■'
27%' July 27
J
1-5
2
22
Jan
5
il
27
50% Jan
7
45
51
26% Jan
12
Va Aug 28
Feb
Oct
82 Va Aug
89
45
Apr
22
10
37% Nov
19
37
Jan
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
19
27
47% Jan
Aug 26
6
66
30
62% Feb
footnotes
see
Dec
page
9
1
% Aug 14
44% Jun
3
3
69
July 28
conv
preferred-
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon
Mills
Co
71
xl02%
105%
103
108
30% ■;
28%
;
19 %
'
23%
*77%
'
,
•'
t
24
5 Vt
*49
-.
.
Ltd
Ry_:
23%
24%
77%
79
-
67
/
,
83
30%
31
31%
31
27%
277/8
28
38Va
38%
38%-.
38%
'"5Vs
.
'
38%
5(8
5 Vt
49 Va
*49
..
39
5 Vs
*49V4
■; 3,200
24%
61.600
-77
-
?9%
114
ii5y2
*'
30 Vs
*114
114
6%
29%
29%
29 Vt
7Vs
25%
6%
•
-
25%
,
31%
31 Va
89.300 >
26 Vs
23 V4
2,200
38 Va
:
5Vs
*49
51
39 i
1,2U0
*
.
10%
10%
11 Vs
50%
50%
51
21%
21%
21%
21%
-
J
47
No par
40%
41
i
25
27%
28%
No par
64%
65
1
29%
V
/
29%
6%
25%
11
10%
11%
10?'4
11
50
49%
50% *'
50
50%
21%
217s
22
22 Vs
*83
84 V2
21%
-
-
21%
84
*83
84 Va
47
*46 Vt
47
41%
*40%
41 Vt
25%*;
25%
•
84% '
*83
"
2,800
49,300
7 Vs
25%
•
50
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84
'
67/s
10%
*46 V»
84
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,*46%
6%
6%
25%
100
30
115 Va
6%
10%
100
29%'" 29%
29 V4
►114
113%
10""
2.400 *
5 %
.51'
25%
7
25%
50
No par
*114:
115%
4,800
6,600
-
4,600
10,400
30
'
t
'
46 Vt
•
46 Vt
'45%
45%
"40%
41 Va
*40%
41%
277/s
28 Va
27
28
27%
64
64
64
64
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27Ys
•
64
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-
r 190
:
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-
67%
84 Va
5% *
5
50 ('2 *
15%
77
28%
.
,
;r 5,500
*65%
Va;
83
Vt
300
19%
24 Vs
•
31%
27%
'
-
35,800
34%
...
*83
84%
27%
51
29 Va
93
15%
y
77%
*65?, 3
67 Va
49%
:\5%
10,400
18%
.
15%'
-83
"
_
.% 15%
*65%
~
28%
'
84%
,
-
900
30
34%
:
19%;-
'
29 Ys
28
25%
1
34%
19 Vs
-
-
15%
•15Va
1,000
31,800
104%
*91
95
*34
34%
19
3.000 V
17%
.28%
28%
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••'•
10,200
597/s
71
28%
28%
28
95
.• /
34 V2
1.500
17,400
•;
30 •
'30
28%
;•
23
27
•
x29%
67%
"31
1
Southern Ry Co
Canadian
-
26.
5
—1.80
Soup Co____J
Canada Dry Corp common.
1.66%
$4.25
-17%
70%
*83 V
84%
I_~™5
Campbell
Canada
1
32% Mar
.
£59%
17%
70%
.
*65%
'
67%
1
55% Jan
81
May
Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc__
Campbell Red Lake- Mines Ltd
13 Vt May 18
'
59%
173,8
70
*91
78
77 %
78;
*38% "38%
5
Butte
30
59%
17%
23%
*
.
"15%
23%
"..
-
1
19%
18%.
•
-
34 V4
*33%
•
15%
27
Mar 10
Jan
61V4
102(/a
27 %
27
-
84
-.*82
17(8
,
>9o%;
291/4
28%
24 Vs
29%
July 27
Aug 25
57/s July 10
84
*82
70
...
31
*30 V»
-
15%
*77%
•
17%
"
Copper & Zinc
/"
.
59 Vt
:
6i.
'69%
106%" 109('s
34%
•
1
8
18
37 C2
84
*82
i:
,17%
-
27%
,
95
5
55
20% Nov 21
12% Dec 31
.
37 Vo
37%
84
■
58
r
v
23%
"
—100
preferred
37 Vo
,,
/r':;'.'/
29
C4 V4
1
...
9
29 Vt
9% Jan
% ; 500 .i
11.800
1,300
61
106%- /.
30 %
v
*91
——10
26
24
50 Va
12 Vs
59%
37%
28%
126%
Jan
114VaJun
; *49%
12%
59%
30%
Bush Terminal Co_.
Butler
50%
59 Vt
50 V*
/
*
3% Jan
For
•
50%
12 Vt
•
53
' -
5
-
*49%
50 Vt
102%
Jun
-
3,500
10,700
13%,
587a
84
-1'
35% Feb
5
42% July 28
40 7 b
40%.
"
-No par
;
45% Mar 18
•'
40 Vs
41'3/a
17%
4 Vu% second pref
Burroughs Corp.
*
5
'41
'
69%
_5
preferred
3%%
»
17
41%
18 V2
18 Vs
12%
.No par
Burlington Industries Inc
10
40 Va
1,600
10 Va
*
50%
*82
'
13
41%
*10
58%
17 %
Co_
JVatch
-1,13.Ve
'
12 y4
.No par
Co
preferred—
Bulova
26 % July 28
29% Aug 24
7
v
13%
10%
12 %
69%
common
Oct
13.:
13%
*10Vs
.
59%
15
Buckeye, Pipe Line
33% Dec
18
13%
12 »/4
57
10
Bucyrus-Erie Co
2
18%
*58Va
—1
Inc
33% Mar 16
Jan
-
100
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
27
10%
18%.
>13%
-
12%
V
36%
—1
preferred
Brown Shoe Co
25
10%
/
13 Va
59 Va
12 %
59
3
Brooklyn Union Gas__
Brown & Bigelow
30
-
27%
'64
1
11
•"
10 V4
18%
13.Va"
•
50%
35% May 28
Aug 19
-19VaJan
5
1-50
Aug 28
109 Vs Aug
13%;;
18%
1
;"
80
'
3.50
3%%
Aug 25
17,Ve Dec
,
13 (s
%%, convertible preferred-
4
8
2
82
2.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp______
Bristol-Myers Co common...
66% July 20
6
Mar 13
18%
10 %
18%
10 v4
10 %
100
i
'■i
-
12,900
■
is.
.No par
41%
8
11% Jan
92
RR—
Airways Inc__
Bridgeport Brass Co common.
18
34% Jan
82
Maine
preferred
Braniff
44% May 25
May 12
35 % Aug
Oct~29
.
17% Mar 13
2
33% Jan
,
26% Jan
.
45% Jan
13
25
*•'
^
5%
2
9% Sep
/,
Common
18
367/a Oct
>-#•
6
10
23
48% Aug 11
•
5
24
32% Oct
2
•■
27 V* Jan
17% Oct
3
5% Jan
-
15Va Jan
Aug 27
14
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
•.-
•
Mar 26
7 Ye Jan
il
■il
"
4,400"
*
18% Apr
6% Jan
1
7.9G0
.
i
80
63%
•
4
23Vs
24%
87
-45 Va
*78%
28%
•
24%
8774 -88
80
—
62% '62%
,
"
:.
'i
47.930
29%
.
••
2,200
29%
29 V4
19%
23
45%
fl
500
29'4
23 (4
37%,
il
5,409
18%
32 %
.
78 Va
32 %
19%,
31%
18
*77%
28%
28%'
18%
31 Va
«j
5.400
'
*77(/a
*70
18
J
81.900
147%
■
70
18 %
<1
■
7,300
38
5774
*146%
57%
147%
,1
300
15,800
78% '
13
45 Vs
3,i00
1%
38
37 V4
36%
.?
,
38 Va
1%
1%
38%
70
*77%
£7
5,800
25 Va
49
*38 Vs
36%>
*146
.
69%
49V4
1%
56%
57%
56%
69%
25
*49
.
38%
36
36%
36
147
49%
1%
69%
69 V4
2574
*33
94
25
69%
25 Vs
*49
6,800
367/a
*92%
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
1%
57
*
31
25
5,000
15%
15%
687a
100
i
preferred
Boston
66 % Mar 17
23%
56 %
■
*16%
17
#0
5
common
~30
23%
55
96 %
16
37 %
29%
300
50
200
*95%
1.25
—
Borg-Warner Corp
50
*190
95(4
23%
18%
Corp____5
Brass
50
95%
15
&
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
3,000
43(4
200
*49%
"192
200
95
16%
18%
1
Aluminum
Bond Stores Inc
1,200
35%
*47
17
147%
28 %
1
54%
35%
.
48(4
*47
*190
17
J33 %
5
35%
54%
55%
35%
54%
54%
'
16'
69 %
1
.
___.
300
63
63
*16%
78%
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
63
63
52
38 %
53 %
30
*
36%
1%
1
Co
;
9,000
46%
35%
38 V4
69 Va
45%
46%
36%
1%
*77%
85
37
38%
100
1951
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
18
July
% Jan
88% Aug 27
47% Aug
3
6
of
280
97%
*34
;
45'3/4
*
36 %
*92%
10
pfd series
Blaw-Knox
35
May 14
24% Apr
124 % Aug 27
3
Jan
59
4%%
Black &c Decker Mfg Co_
6,000
•'50%
*96 %
85
'
25%
18
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
83
50%
97 %
85
.
;
'
6% Jan
16
*
50%
97 %
85
49
56 Va
9%
37
25%
147 V4
17,600
9 Va
9
9%
37%
'
X38%
49
8
400
41
69%
v36%
40c
(Del)
-
23 Va
*23
.
*40%
49'/a
100
Steel
preferred
1,100
17
•
41
26
1 Va
400
17
17
23 Vs
31%
?5%
*38
____i
•91
*89%
91
16%
23
34%
33%
2,100
*40 Vs
94
*49
_50
Inc____1 peso
Inc_.
Bethlehem
11
1
______
.
60,000
17
32
63%
5
common
____
_
Consolidated
Co
*92(4
—100
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59 Va July
6
49% May 11
12
Apr
2.50
—
26%
26%
54%
55(4
25%
36
*47% ,48%
50%
50%
*194
202
"95
96%
23 %
25
53%
54%
*82%
84
33%
34
'*40 Vs
41
26%
37
*16%
17 '
15%
16
60%
61%
100
—
45%
62%
32
53%.
-53
preferred——100
conv prior
93
*83
45%
J
84
84
1
10
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co common.—,
1
2
X
_i
49%
7(a
16%
45%
84
1
95%
180
6%
16%
13 Vs
53%
26%
55%
36%
43%
50%
202
96%
23%
£5
4(4%
3
48
~5~4% Oct~14
13
Oct
143
12
36% Dec
8 Jan 6
2
45%
*61%
*31%
_
4
■
*89%
9%
37%
16
50%
96%
85
45%
62%
5
24
27% Dec
6
:
24% May 11
74% July
6
34% Jun
Jan
40
3%
37%
15%
9,600
23%
17
*23
3%
38
16
50
95%
.3
_i
.
7%
91 Va
17 Vs
3%
37%
15%
49%
Corp
13
'
16 %
7
16 Va
23%
."
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
9
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
74% Dec
44% Apr 10
18% Jan
2
45
44'/a
82
*89%
91%
1,100
57%
44%
8.1%
7 Vs
13%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
Apr
10
43% Jan
2
Dec
No par
:
44 Va
;
16%
*16%
'
.i.
82 %
6%.
>
■
*23
17 Va
45
16 %
6%
16
91%
93
.
57
81%
81'/a
16
23
Beckman Instruments Inc__
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
9
30% Oct
44
44%
6V2
6 %
16 Va
93
.
44 %
57
44 Vs
81%
80%
57
56 Va
57
44%
80%
44 Vs
80%'
56 Va
56 Va
44%
17
preferred
Beaunit Mills Ine—_
29'
83
2
57
23
Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50
2
28% Jan
87 Va
6%
;
7
•
3
29
*85%
45%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Jan
84
87 V2
16
Co of Amer_2.50
Barber Oil Corp
13% Jan
18
*85 Va
80%
20
29
July
87%
44%
Basic Products Corp.—_______
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
i
lo
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co——10
Bayuk Cigars Inc—No par
74% May
8.000
2,400
*85 %
87 Va
'-35.V2
13 %
33/a%
9
10 Vs
43%
44 Va
4%%
Jan
18 % May
10Vs
43%
13 Va
8
10% Jan
93
10 Va
43%
Vs
100% Mar 26
94% July 29
10 Vs.
48%
Babbitt (B T) Inc
.1
Babcock & Wilcox Co
9
Baldwin-Xlma-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
No par
^ 4%% preferred series B—100
4% preferred series C__——100
3
18% July 16
8
3
10 V«
48%
Baltimore & Ohio common
.—100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
12% Jun
42% July 24
Nov
10
48 V4
No par
prior pref ($1.20)1
17% May 25
9
6
Nov
105% July
Co—
Automatic Canteen
7
15
6
4
v
,
10Vs
49
87 Va
10
—100
1
—20
preferred
Avco
Apr
8
Powder
Conv
13
30% Feb
45
2
24% Jan
96
34
B
48% Aug 26
7
IUV2 Jan
series
Corp common
preferred
10
43 Va
*56
—No par
commons
Austin Nichols common
16
27% Jan
16% Jan
12% Aug
$3.75
26
8% Jan
23
6V4 Jun
8
8% Aug
17
86 % Mar
3
10 Vs
45
*65 Va
100
8
27% Jan
34
Feb
27,200
10
48%
preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com™6.50
86% Jan
78 % Oct
6,900
22%
36
4
Feb 28
30
13%
8
9% Jan
92
130
36
Common
2
2
•9% Jan
20,200
22
4
44
100
Jan
67
77%
24%
1
ASR Products Corp
18
57% Aug
.77%
83
22
Oil & Refining common.il
preferred $1.50 series—No par
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
40% May 19
13
76%
41%
2.50
•,
76%
Ashland
25% May 15
11
2
Inc.
.76-.—
29%
*82
No par
5
2.600
76%.
•
2nd
Jan
31% Feb
14% Jun
Industries
Aug. 24
1
common
Arvin
2
19
105
Co
Armstrong Cork Co
46% Nov 19
May 5
96
Dec 19
19
&
Corp___
28% Apr
10
10% Jan
Steel
$3.75 preferred™,
30
8
45
33%
Arnold Constable Corp™
Artloom Industries Inc
Dec
10% Aug
9
45 %
33 %
7
34% Dec
79%
Feb~25
15
44%
34%
23% July 16
17 Vs Jan 27
8
9
23% Jun
27% Feb
44%
34
Argo Oil Corp
May 25
86% Apr
Jan 22
20
44
46
24% Dec
3
May
44%
Armour
2
Shares
Aug. 28
Aug. 27
34%
32% July 30
10
the Week
Friday
Thursday
34%
Armco
Nov
Aug. 26
44%
80% July 29
12% Feb
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 25
—No par
7
7
22% Jan
80
26
40% Jan
19
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
49% Feb
2
43% Jan
18
41% Aug
4
44% Dec
2
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
1
Binge Since Jan.
Tear 1958
19
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STOCKS
luft (•( PmtUM
•
30
300
28
33,600
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Tear 1958
Lowest
10% Jan
2
Jan
19% Dec
8
7
,
30% Apr
24
Range Since Jan. 1
41% Dec
17
13
103
3
July
38% Dec
29
76% Dec
11
72
20
38% Aug 25
46% Nov
3
47
20% Jan
2
31% Nov 20
19% Jan
13
43% Dec
19
27% Aug 26
38% Jan
8 /
14% Apr v 3
101V2 Jan
2
23% Aug
14
20
119% Jun
5% Jan
3
55% Apr
14
7
Jan
5
41% Jun
1
6
Jan
6
7
10
117,
19
Carrier
27
4%%
31% Jan
-
lb
83
Aug 26
26% Feb*
5
Jan
Carpenter
19
46% Jan
6
22
7'A Apr
121;:'July
Aug 28
99
101
Apr
98% Jan
17
Jan
5
7
5
55% Jan
2
81% Dec
17
78% Jan
26% Feb
28
38"%
Dec
15
9
36% Aug 12
36
19% Jun
17% Jan
7
17% Jan
2
9% Jun
27
14
3
52
44
Jan
22% Dec
72% Mar 19
117
Aug 18
18'A Jan
2
9
21% Apr
16
Apr
13
Jan
5
22
Oct
30
41
Jan
30
55
78
4
Mar 23
Aug
8
19% Dec 16
71% Feb
17
80
Aug 14 7
18% Feb
9
22
Apr
7
33% Dec
30
30% Jun
24
38% Mar 23
Sep
17
104'% Jun
12
91
Jun
23
99% Feb
31% Jan
10
42% Dec
31
39'A Jun
17
28
Aug 28
60% Dec 17
23% Feb
26
55% Feb
6
19
Jan
16
29% Sep
3
7
Jan
3
12 'A Sep
48% Nov
23
14% Dec
22
24% Mar
3
8% Jan
23% Jan
20
2
.
1% Jan
54
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
3
21% Oct
37% Jun
20
Sep
35% Jan
33% Sep
10
49 % Nov
31% Jan
2
43'
17
108
Oct
Jan
1
'
8
5
30% Jan
Dec
10
23
15% Oct
10
13
Feb
' 59'%
Jan
30
21
14
17% Sep
102
4
63%
64%;
65%
65%
15%
15%
15%
15%>
*15'/:;
15%
15'A
15'/4
*11%
11%
*ll'/4
11%;
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11%
*10%
ll'A
600
5
39%
40'A
39
39%
38%
39
38'A
39%
38%
39%
8,400
13%
83%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
.12,100
85
86
86%
86%
3,800
5%
5%
5%
5%
11.300
de
Pasco
Corp
■_
14
8
13%
13%
13%
82%
82%
82% :
5%
5%
*71%
72%
72%
73%
No par
44
91'A
40%
44
43%
91%
44%
91%
40%
40%
43
91'A
40%
44
91%
41'A
*90%
41
41
41%
41
41%
5,300
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
22'/8
21%
22%
22
22 %
7,000
30%
16%
31
16%
30%
31%
30%
31%
8,600
16%
16%
16
16%
2,000
31%
31'A
30%
31%
31%
31%
4,200
4,600
1
.
5%
85
*73
Jun
Jun
2'
25*
72% May 20
10
12»
12
14
15
Feb
5
102% Jun
64% Jan
24
43
convertible
Jan
9'
69%
39%
_8
30»A
31%
par
31%
32'A
5%
preferred series A_
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock tsl &, Puc RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cub____
No
Chickasha Cotl.on' Oil
Full
Chock
O'Nuts
Gus
A,
-
5%
5%
74
74
43%
74
43%
74
74
1,100
43%
1,800
Electric—
....
23% Dec
Mar 20
Ilium
63
Feb
136% Jan
Jan
28
96
119% Feb
9
159
19
.
Apr
25'
Clevlte
16
Coca-Cola
Co-
43%
Jul~y~27
Feb
7
28% Mar 11
23% Jan
8
32% Apg 26
47% Jan
20
50% Mar 11
,53% Aug 13
$3.50
63% Feb 20
.
&
22
20'A Jun
9
24% Mar 13
CohiMJhia
Gas
•12% Jan
2
20 % Dec
30
17
Jun
9
24 % Mar 23.
Columbia
Pictures
May 23
73% Nov
28
65'A Jun
5
74
49% Dec
16
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Jan
12
17
32% Jun
17
48% May
7
Mar 23
51 'A Mar 23.
17
23% Jan
2
33
Dec .10
30% Feb
9
46% Jan
3
65
Oct
54% Jan
14
10% Jan
2
15% Nov
20
14% Jan
41% Jan
2
57% Dec
30
'55% Jan
5
95'A Jun
23
lOl'A Apr
9.
20
105'A Jun
17
112% Feb
19
8'A Jan
2
'26
6% Feb
10
16'A Sep .29
15% Jun ' 18
14 % Jan
6
11%
Jan
43
Jan
2
61% Jun
24
\2
7% Jan
2
29% Jan
2
48
Nov
44'/8 Jan
2
65
Dec'31
108% Jun
17
.
4
100
Jun
31
31
32%
32
32'A
32'/8
32 %
*30
32
17
43%
*42%
43
19%
19%
*102
104
-39% Aug 26
46%
32%
98%
42
42%
42%
800
42
55%
55%
55
55%
10,300
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
11,000
*102
47
47%
*16%
16%
16%
1,800
83'A
83'A
83%
83'A
1,300
3,600
51'A
,,36%
37%Zi
*36
37%
38 %
52%
53'A
53'A
53%
■'■A
100
134
*90
102
*90
153%
152
1
37%
lnc
•
14% jun
1
64'A May 28
6fc% Jan 21
Co__
106'A Feb
25
Co__"—:
Edison Co
com
$5
38%
38%
78
78
*76%
6,100
40%
22,700
*1020
40%
-
.40'A
78
77
77
27'A
27%
27%
47,000
31%
32'/4
x31'A
32%
31%
32%
*48%
49%
*47%
48'A
*47%
48%
54'A
42%,
54%
x41%
54%
54%
54%
54 %
54%
*51
42%
42%
43%
43
43%
'43 %
43%
8,800
21'A
21%
21%
21%
31%
21'A
21%
26,300
1
1,600
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"
21 'A
*19'A
20'A
67%
49'A
39
39'A
68
49
,
39'A
39%
31%
•31%
67
63'A
14%
15%
14%
63
62%
98
109'A
10
'
♦
•
12
C4'A
—No.
101'A
par
30'A
2,800
39%
39%
31%
65%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
63 Vb
62'4
62%
62 %
62%
21%
31%
-
.65%
x65
-
.*
•
14%
15-
62'A
97
109
22%
23%
22'A
22%
11,700
1'
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12%
24,300
i
-17%
17'A
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,000
-11%
,11%
101'A
11%
11%
11%
12
2,900
'/■
62 %
63'A
59'A
61'A
8,000
63%
63%
63%
63%
7,700
101%
101 %
101 'A
2,100
61%
62
63%
63 %
101%
101%
101
33% Feb
9
45% July 22
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
37%
38%
*37%
3
53
Conaol Electronics Industries
1
44%
45%
45%
2
26% Dec
18
23'A Jan
27
28
13 % Jan
3
20% Dec
29
,18% Jun
23
21% Jan
15% Jan
8
2"7% Oct 29
22
Jan
2
40% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
47% Jun
9
57% Feb
23 % Jan
2
39% Jan
15
12% Jun
12
32
30
41
May 15
Laundries Corp..:
Consolidated
Natural Gus
Jan
Utilities
6
Consol
Consolidation Coal
of
RR
Cuba
25
40% Aug
3
48% Jan
14
52% May 22
61% Feb
25
92
'Dec
30
104
Apr
21
91
99% Mar 10
93
Sep
18
103% Apr
25
93% Aug 28
99
Feb
26
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
85
Oct
2
Feb
28
84
92
Jan
22
99
Aug
Jun
4
19
17
Jan
7
Sep
10
27% Jan
6
96
2
99
30% Nov
Jan
40% Jan
49% Dec
30
6
10
25% Jun
87
25
Aug 17
29% Jan
92% May
31
44Vb Jun
Feb
25
102 % July
60% Nov
10
44% Jun
12
58% Jan
2
78% Jun
25
92
106
2
81% Oct
Apr
95
May
18
9
16
8
55% July 29
107% Apr
Apr
27
6
13
Continental
.
101
$3.75
8% Apr
18% May
For
29
8
footnotes
13% Oct
11% Jan
23
21% Aug 21
see
Oct
page
26
2
16 JA Mar 12
Industries
23% Apr
5%
20
25
25'A
25'A
25%
53'A
53%
.53%
16
15%
15%
x385A
No par
92'A
57
92%
56%
92'A
.
38%
39'A
38%
39%
11,300
47%
49,.
49
50
16,600
24%
25'A
18%
18%
53%
56%
-
•
*18%
18%
25%
*25
25'A
53'A
19
38% -: 3S
53
53%
16 %
16
*15%
16
24%
18 %
*25
52%
*15%
1,000
18%
500
25%
6,700
53
16%
210
'
39%
3&%
39%
36
39%
8,300
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
4,200
92'A
94
94'A
93%
94%
93'A
93%
830
95
93 y4
93'A
230
*84'A
87%
29'A
29%
39
39
97
*95
97
*95
97
95
*85
87
*84%
87
*84%
87
*85
29'A
^
Inc
87
£27/e
No par
*103
10
49%
No par
*81'A
common,
____:
29'A
87
100
Baking Co common—_5
87'A
.53%
105
49%
83
29
*87
29%
89
29
*87
527A
53
53%
103
49%
103
102%
81 'A
50
81%
49
*81%:
29%
89
53%
103
50%
83
29%
*87
54
103,
48%
*81'A
29%
89
54%
103
49%
83
*87
53%
-103
48%
*81 %
common
preferred___
2
25
-
13%
137A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21 %
*21 'A
21%
13%
*21 %
12,800
30
89
54'A
104
49'A
83
Copper & Steel—
convertible
4,600
25%
56%
*95
5
Can
25 'A
25'A
*15%
2_l
___^
preferred
19
" 47%
l
America—
$5.50 preferred-
Continental
-
25%
-
46%
25'A
—No par
No par
Corp of
1&A
25%
:
53
5
No par
*.
preferred-
Continental
-
Co
Common
4%
*19
10
Consumers POwer CO com
Container
86
1
6%. pfd____100
$4.16 preferred
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
Feb
Gas
Consolidated
25%
38
37%
38%
48
760
108
11%
62
101
108
63'A1
61
63V8
,
'33% Feb
Consolidated
800
96'A
96%
101 'A
23%
17
6
.
r
98
15
27% July 10
7,700
110
44% Dec
25
12,200
j-
23
47% Dec
Foods' Corp____1.33'A
-
i
i '
.6,500
,
110
2
Consolidated
-
*97
24
2
5,600
_
62%
96'A
.
'<
7,900
30%
39
39'A
31
63%
31%
64'A
'
:
'!
-11%
61'A
63%
49%
,
97%
.
12
60%
49'A
■
109%
17'A
_1
par
50
19%
-
17%
10%
17%
67'A
43
49'A
39%
*66'A
31'A
;
10%:
19%
67'A
64
66
300
19%
67'A
49
54%
°:23 %
97'A
109
23%
14% Jan
33
J;
..
22'A
98'A
109%
Y com—No par
preferred
49%-
31%
19% Jan
24
_
*66'A
19% i1 '
•19%
*66'A
62%
No par
Cigar Corp
20 %••
68
67
,
25
10
21%
27% Feb
Mar
470
49%
26%
-t
July 23
i
3,800
31%
26%
26%
26%
■
•
120
102
*48%
-.31
i
^—_3 00
Congoleum-Nairn Inp___—___$Jo
N
38
78
134
154'A
49%
4—22%,
Corp—-
Edison of
*90
153%
*1020
*1020
38%
78
78
67%
48%
—100
j
^_.
Publlsliing Go
Consolidated
*132%
102
6,300
25'A
30%
42
21%
10
___—
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Consol
133
153%
40
58
'56
6,300
25%
31%
54%
Solvents —*_—4—^_l
14
55
70
38
*48%
No par
Coininonweull.il
Mills
37%
38
460
,,
77%
25'/4
30%
10
Commercial
Cone
37%
153
.
38
39%
62 %
Ry—
18% Mar 1L
•
—
52'A
*90
154
No par
37%
132%
,
102
152
*1020
04
Nasi
134
*133
102
153
5
Conde
„
*90
2
12% Aug 28
19% July
6,
134
53%
53%
151'A
*1020
1.100
No par
common20
preferred
*133
134
'
37%
53 %
37%,
•
62%
94%
*36
55
36%
37%
52
94%
*61%
53
94%
stock__50
.
i
1,200
16%
52%
*36
f
;
3,300
104
47
*61'A
•
47
.
16%-
94%-
38
20
19%
*102
83'A
■
52%
37'A
19%
104
46 %
16%
83
-
19%
19%
104
61%
Jo par
-180
-57%,.
94
37%
6,400
.
4 2'A
61%
•
"
32%
85%
62%
v
32%
32%
52%
No par
Columbus & Southern Oliio Elee___5
4.64%
44,300
84%
94 %
Engineering; Inc_.t__i_l
6
1,600
68%
*96%
62%
*36
System
Carbon
28%
67%
99
52%
common
17
28%
"
85'A-
46%
83%
Credit,
25% May
60%
*98%
19%
16%
Coinmerclal
Apr 20
28%
5,300
"
*84%
*102
.
46%
16%
83
Combustion
•
17
67%
32
42'A
19%
46%
_100
Broadcasting, System_2.50
Columbian
*16
*16
x2&%
93%
preferred
$4.25
*30
'99%'
*98%
104
17
noncumulative 1st pfd_.
k%
Columhia
32:
3,200
10,200
32% .' 32%
84%
84%
84%
99 %
83'A
38'A May 18'
67% Aug
7
5
31
62%
Southern
23% Dec
•9% Jan
30%
,
29%
29'A
65%^667/8
32%
*84
*98%
16%
Corp-.j
No par
Coloradp Fuel A. Iron com—No par
5%% preferred"series p
50
2
9% Nov
32%
32%
84%
46%
Collins A, Alkmun
•
Jan
2
31
*16
<
99%
19'A
No par
14
,
40
93'A
Co
J»n
Jun
39%
52%
jirefened
35
May.
40
51%
In tern 111/1 Corp..
Colgate-Palmolive
27
31
9% Nov .21
40
93%
—
29
112
2,500
40%
3,100
-
*82%
.7%, preferred T____
4% 2nd preferred
27
Oct
'106
17
43
10
Corporation
38% Dec
2
2,600
24%
*61'A
4%
guaranteed
9
Jan
32%
___15
com
Cluetf. Peahody A, Co-coin
July 24'
82
75% July 22
24
71
24
No par
24
37 % Nov
5,900
70%
24
-
28'
130% May 14
*
28
70'A
23%
7%, gtd___.50
Pitts RR
&
Jan
65
28'A
707.
*30
29'A*
65% "
5
Co—i
$4.50 preferred
4
25 % Dec 30
48% Nov
6
;
32
—15
—
Equipment,
40% Aug
21%, Jan
27%
*102
Special
15
.600
28»A
70'A;
24'A
40'A
28%
32
31
*84
v
2
8
*39%
5 6'A
Jan
86 % May
40
53%
12
„88
40
54%
Jun
12
40
58%
39
Dec
2,000
40
53%
2
,
■80
46%
57'A
Jan
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
17%
37%
*45%
16
70
..
*98%
100
Corp—_r_—No par
10
134
16%
*35%
46%
City Investing-Co c()inmon________5
5%% preferred-—'.
100
City Products Corp___—__^_No par
19
6,400
117
37%
54%
Cleveland
Jan
.7-,
17
200
72
71%
f112
..
8.50
_l_l()«
Cleveland Electric
46
"".
...
72
117
45'A
59%
20
30
64%
12%
39%
*34%
54
65% Feb
Dec
29%
V
Co
2
53*
*16
t,
65%
12 'A
39%
45'A
59.'A.
Service
3
2
17
29%
12%
39%
30%
32'A
64%
130
40
40'A
'29%
92
24%
70%
24%
*28
15%
*
*90%
27%
"
28
32
-
*112
43
92
37'A
16
*34%
44%
40%
40
30%
x71%
72%,
115%
*114
16%
70
*39
39'A
71%
72%
12%
13
*38%
<
116
24%
32
*16
12%
39
10
Cities
26
22
24% Jan
5
27%
.
25
Milling Machine Co
C I T Financial
*28
par
—T
—i—_;
Cincinnati
„
*40
___1
Qorp
preferred
4%%- preferred
61% Aug ir
19
28'A
39»A
15%
•
34
-V 34
44%
44%
24%
91% Aug
25% Dec
40
24%
44% Jun
22'
39%
27%
30
Apr
44
*69'A
Dec
35
16%
34
44
100
55
10
*113
16%
34
Del_50
71%
72%
116
No par
Western
106% May 20
Feb
71%
*113
coin__No par
North
8
37
*12%
series A honciuu prd
&
22
55% Jan
12%
39
50
Oct
101.
12%
40
Ry com
L
Sep
4
12%
*38'A- 39
5
,
Western
25
64% Aug
31%
preferred
100
RR com__No par
————
City Stores Co-
13
16'A
31%
:
-
27% Mar 20
103'AJiin
16%
31%'
1
Chrysler Corp i~—
.64% July 10
52% July 21
16%
31%
Va_
or
preferred
5%
30%
16%
_1
Ctfrp
Great
30%
30
-
92
1.25
Corp
Class A
Chic
24'
.32
29%
_1
Corp
^
Chic Mllw St Paul &:Pnc
22'
30% Jan
'
300
5%
/Vkt-.,
46% Jan
2
•
4% Jan
;
5,100
81%
Corp
Clark
Sep 15
64
27%
65%
13%
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors
2
'
*27%
:
1
.
7-
'
•;
1
;
2
12
64%
V-
1
_•
Inc..
Chain Belt Co
64
•
10
Co_^
Go|,ham
49% Mar
101
.
_•
Products
Aircraft
18% Jan
Sep
?
Corp
89% July
4
85
15%
9
96
*80
ll'A
8
105% Aug 20
83%
65
Colorado
i;
*80
ll'A
57% Jan
ti
85
64
*15%
37% Dec
:
*80
5
Coca-COla
'
55
par
5%
17
35% .Jun
4
*53%
9.50
32
f-i
55
340
16% May
'
*53%
1,300
1?%
,i
85
55
27%
34 % Sep
j;
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55
400
*27%
59
i
1,600
27% •"
9
2
17%
17%
*27%
J
■
38% Jan
2
Feb
*45% Dec
31% Jan
17%
17
27%
•
63
900
17%
16%
■
*27%
95
,i
21%
28%
37% Feb
ft
21 %
*21
*27%
Dec
...
21%
21%:
50
20% Oct
16
%
21%
5,800
62,
46
4,000
18%
40%
2
24
2,300
36%
18'A
40%
2
20
85
36%
18%
41
15% Jan-
Jun
84 %
36%
18'A
41
35% Jan
18
85%
36%
19
42'A
30
,43% Jan
84%
36%
*41%
47% Jun
13% Mar 18
17'A
84%
42
12
28
123%
41%
102% Jan
16% Jan
Oct
*122
41%
Chic
18% Jun
17
97'A Jun
63% Aug 11
77
123
84%
*18%
19
*54
"I2z
36%
21%
17%
220
21,200
41"%
4%
6
21%
123%
31%
Service.JliO
Common
2
36%
7,400
93%
31.'A
2,500
16
Jan*15
85'A
35
*92'A
31%
19'A
21
.59% Oct 27
Jan
84%
36%
*122
34%
93'A
30%
92%
Jan
13
-
123% i
35 ')
*92%
32'A
2
98% Jan
31'A
92%
91% Feb
27
86
34%
93
30%
93
37
Jan
127
92%
>
91%
32% Aug 18
Feb
102
35% Jan
:
«
31%
•70
19%
83
44% Feb
!
34%
93%
104
32
95% July
8
106 % Apr 22
44% Oct 13
*
34%
34%
104
93
Cincinnati
35% Dec
17
14.600
'
*91%
,■
16
37'A Apr
37% Jan
22
50% Feb
7
Oct
,
44
104%
103
*.
v
92%
Chicago & Easl III
3
Jan
V4 May 25 36% July 28'
2'
26% Jun
Jan
102%
91%
45
9
'
27
101%
92%
3%%
July 14
32% Jan
Aug 10
'38
12
4.000
103
*91%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
8,
19% Aug
Aug 10
28
Sep
6%
100
Chesapeake
:
f
Jan
23
31% Nov
99
21%
117'A
6%
'
19%
26
38
36% M4r 26'
7
21%
117%
7
32%
Chemway
33% July
63
19
27
8
21%
117%
1
32
Cheme-tron
1
11
71% May 22
'4
20
Nov
19
Oct
26,500
22%;
21%
240
1,700
19%
'
28
83
14,000
19%
Chance
-
5"
44V2 Mar 30
40% Nov
28% Jan
79%
32'A
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlln OH & Refining Co
1
17
53-
,-
'31% NOV
25
29
78%
19
Common
4
42% Aug 19
38% Aug 19
24% Jan
2
2
Apr
44
28%
80%
32
Certain-Teed
:
9
118% Feb
27
*
43
28%
78%
32%
24
74% July
5
63% Oct
9% Jan'30
/
43
28
83
19'A
Century Industries Co______.No
17% Mar 23
18% Jan
44
:
42 W
28%
19
Cerro
13
42% Jun
2*
25% Dec
7
r
43
27%
*80
Central & Soul,li West. Corp
Central Violet,La Sugar Co__
{
27
42% Jan
18 % Feb
14% Jan
11,500
6%
17%
*80
38%
213%:
*18%
55
v
117%
21%
*54
5,600
33%
•
x32
Rft Co or N
.
23% Apr
36% Jan
16
32
7
"
391
15,400
7
21%
-
38%
107%
118
17%
5
38%
—120-
38%
6%
36%
19
30
104%
*117%
30%
85%
—98%—96%
7
36%
"18%
;
20
38%
19%
32%
Central
5
Mar
25% Apr
13% Apr
25
Jan
17
19 % Apr
85
21%
34%
*122
97%
38%
103'/»- 10o%
79
118
*93
123%
3,400
85
;
45% May 28
29% Aug 19
15% Feb
5
3
14
2
2
20% Jun
24
17% Mar 19
26% Jan
2
"122
34%
3.500
39 %
19
Central
July 27;
99
15
109'A Nov
10
101%
100
preferred
Illinois Public
16
50% Feb
-
18
17
16
9
66% Jan
69% Nov
-
Jun
34% Feb
Oct
7
38
9
90
8
2
12% Jan
102%
52%
39%
32%
Cessna
21
Jan
47% Apr
11% Jan
101%
10
51%
40
No par
Chadbonrn
22
23
45% Jan
7
4,200
51%
-97%
38%
104%: :
*42%
<
78
20%
*117%
7
Foundry Co....
1
Central of Georgia Ry eom__No par
5 %.preferred series 11.
100
6
27% Jun
11% Jan
14% Dec
9% Mar 14
20%
117%
7
preferred ser'es A_100
conv
9
19
% Sep
25
Apr
20%
117%
preferred
89% Aug
29
39
Feb
89
2nd
' 6% Jan
Aug 14
7
f
28%
76%
92%
28
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
31 % Nov'25
*28%
31%
4'AMay29
52
Apr
1
79
43
29
76%
76
100
common
-
15
16% Apr
*42'A
"28%
-
98%
37%
16%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
43
7
4% Jan
-3
28
100% May 21
39'% Nov 12
33% Nov 28
31% Jan
43% Jan
Nov
6% Nov
2
38%
92%
4%%
July 27
50% Mar
•
38%
34%
27
15% Mar 11
34'A July 13
12% Jun 29
38%
42'A
*97%
•
40
>
Shares
15%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec_.No par
46% May 11
14% July 7
8% Jan 12
12
98%
39%
7
40%
the Week
.
Aug. 2H
16%
51%
FridayV
Central Illinois I>gt common
20
68'A Apr
28% Jan
98
99
42 %
Central
Aug 20
31
38
97
298
12.50
•___
Cofp common.
preferred
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
7
7
Co common
5%
Apr
17% Mar 21
37%
98%
38%
1
issued;.
4%%
Jan
41 'A Jan
37%
1
Celotex
28
..
99%
16%:
50%':
x40
37%
Sales far
'Thursday
Aug. 27
'16
50%
*98%
x97
PRICES
••
Aug. 26
16
40%
31%
7%
15
93
40%
50
■
"
51%
41
.40%
,t.
'"16%
50%
__No par
;
3
23% Mar
31
When
16
51%
4.20% preferred
i00
Celanese Corp 0f Amer com__No par
,
i':
16%
-:
Aug. 25
;
,
10
,
Carriers & General Corp™
Products Inc .'
;
12
44% Mar 20
20
Dec
■
16
50%
5
common
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
125% May 13
91% July
9
118% Nov
Co__
1%
preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
34% July 29
2
Jan
Corp
Case (J I)
9
33% Aug 19
92'A July 16
28
Steel
Carter
22
29% Jun
91
/
2
119% Mar 16
12
83% Jan
Jun
48% Jan
.
9
110% Jan
Aug
92% Nov
10
.
2
July
Aug. 24
____—
13
'
Par
Capital -Airlines Ine__
g
37% Feb 10 '
56% July 15
Carborundum Co
5
39'/a Apr
1
52% Feb 16
Carey (Philip) Mlg Co__w^
10
July 28„1_102% Jan_5J_; Carolina Clinclifieltl & Ohio Ry_10Q.
34% July 23 '
41% Jan 19 .. Carolina Power & Light
No par
32% Jan
Tuesday^ *** WediSsday^f
Monday
;;
EXCHANGE.
23% Apr
39 'A Jan
38% Jan
NEWTOSTOCK
Highest
15% July 31
12
46% Dec
__94'A Apr 1:9
25 >4 Jan '2
k
Lowest
Highest
13%
21%
:
2,300
130
31,600
50
3,700
100
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18
.
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Monday. August 35, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Be
Year 1958
44
Jan
€
Jan
2
12
Dec 22
12% Dec
—
38 Ye Feb
12
rM Jan
3
28% Jan
12
NEW
Continental
5
Mar
5
Aug. 26
133/4 Apr
20
Continental
69'3/4 Jan
26
Continental Oil of Delaware
52%
51 3/4
52 Vt
.51%
523/e
11
1
10%
10 Ye
10 Ye
11
5
56 %
57%
57
57%
14
72
73 Vi
72%
73
5
43
43%
42 y4
42 Ye
5
Motors
FBICC8
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
Insurance
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
21 Ye
22
21 Ye
Sales for
523/4
X52%
8
2
453/e Aug
Continental
78% Mar 10
36% Jan
52 3%
.
11
Ya
11%
11%
13,800
56%
57%
553/4
563/4
Steel
Corp
12,600
X73%
74 Ya
74%
743%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common.
12
..
2,100
723/2
73 3/2 7
42%
42 Ye
42%
43%
43%
4334
6,100
22 3/e
213/4
22
21 Ye
22%
22%
22%
5,200
47%
47
6,200
•
41
Dec
31
39% Jan
7
5
46 %
47
46%
47
463/4
52
Jan
30
2
51% July 27
convertible
preferred—
50
*49%
53
*49 3/e
53
*493/e
53
82% Dec 31
6
98%. July 28
6%
convertible
preferred
50
*92
90 '
96
*92-
96
95
95
14
49%: Jun
82
Jan
5%
20
13
55% Nov
Feb
10
1
Corn
Jan
333/e Jan
74% Feb
8
Mar 11
2
15% Jan
4 %
86
4
88
18% Jan
2
243/8 Jun
10
14% Apr
53/4 Apr
S
22
6
8% Jan
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
Jun
9
85
Aug 12
40
74
37
40 3/4 Dec
4
3
20 3/2 Nov
28
16% Jan
2
29 3/4 Dec
10
25 3/a Jun
15
12
Jan
7
31 Ye Dec
30
29% JaD
7
253/e Jan
3
413/4 Dec
16
37% May 27
3
41
44
5 8 3/4 Nov
2ff
50 3/4 Jun
9
1013/4 Jun
25
89 J/2 Aug
7
98% Apr
Oct
13
32% Feb
Jan~24
27%
31
333/4 Sep
7
l73/4 Mar
2
15
7
69% Nov
17
243/2 Dec
12
12 J/a Mar 31
35
39
Dec
18
33 Ya Jun
16
10
15
68 y2 Jan
Jan
8 3/e. Apr
3
16% Oct
30
63% Oct
13
62
18%
19%
19%
I9Y4
193/4
20 Vz
6,900
I 39 3/4
140%
138%
136%
137%
137%
139%
136%
137%
5,200
'*85%
Petroleum
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
88
*85%
88
*85%
88
*853/4
88
20 Ye
*12 3/e
20%
12%
20%
123/4
*12 3/e
1
*12 Ye
3%
3.3/4
51
48 Ye
49 y4
3%
3a4
_—25
*85
*853/4
21 Ye
20%
1
Inc
140
87
88
*85
1
Corp
48%
3 Ye
20%
20 %
12Ye
*123/a
4
20%
20%
12 Y4
*12Ya
3 Ye
4
48 'A
49
78
*75%
78
383/4
*38
38%
48 Ya
48
21
Aug 27
2 8Ye Jun
6
23% Nov
14
21% Apr
25% Feb
5
31% Aug 27
27 Vo Jan
39% Apr
30 3/e Mar
37
Aug
6
35
413/4 Apr
9
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
10
59% Jan
3
61% Dec
IE
60% Feb
Jan
80
*75 3/4
80
2
*38
38 3A
*37
■373/4
:
;753/4
1
19%
1.9%
18%
263/e
26 3/e
26
26
36 Ye'
37
36%
*38
ii
_.._
■
21 Ya
11,600
123/4
.....
4
4
49%
'•'/"
3,400
36%
com
*253/4
3534
Co
of
18%
19 Ve
19%
19 Ye
26
26 Ye
26%
26%
36%
36
36 Ya
36
36
*39
*39
40
200
5
57
57 Ya
57
57 3/8
56 Ya
57
9,400
91 %
913/2
91%
91%
91
91
50
91
91
91
Amerlca__12.50
29%
*'lC9Ve
110%
*109
30-
303/e
29 Ye
30
110%
40
*39
30 Ye
110 Y4
8 Ye
*9%
93/4
83/4
8Yc
9%
990
10
203/4
21
20 3/e
20 Ye
20 Ye
20 Ye
203/4
20 Ye
2.500
13 Ve
13'3/a
13
133/e
123/4
13
12 Ya
12 Ye
12 Ye
13
7.900
71
Sugar
51
93/4
72%
72%
143/4
'14%
35
353/4
113/4
Dana
Dan
49% Mar 18
Dayjjtroin Inc
Dayton Power
14 Ye
:
*35%
75
14%
15
*36
400
15
*71%
75
36%
2,900
400
36%
12
12%
11 3/4
12
11
12
113/4
653/4
*65%
663/4
*65
66 Vz
67
67
*663/4
67 Vz
*223/4
23
*22 34
*23
12
Ye
12
5,500
200
*223/4
23
23
23
23%
200
315/e
30%
31%
303/e
30%
3G3/4
30%
30%
303/4
41.500
*36
10
23%
31
——._!
~-i
1
Inc
*71%
•
65%
No par
No par
.
72 Vz
*71
100
9
'
14. Ye
19% July 27
800
9%
213/4
Ye
36
13 % Feb
20,000
8
72
16
30Ye
1113/4
21
14%
913/4 Feb
630
303/4
110J/2
31
1103/4
—100
pfd
A
40
30%
110
110
36
86%: Aug 20
1,300
2,000
57%
14 3/2
17
■
39%
353/2
83% Aug
5,100
;
57
14%>
9
100
39%
*34%:
Cutler-Hammer
..
57%
*39
preferred—! 00
noncum
943/4 July 28
A
38%
26
__5
Class
383/e
-
No par
363/2
363/4
36%
3t.3/4
363/4
36
36%
35%
35%
1,100
x853/4
85%
84.3/2
.85%
85%
85%
85 Vz
85%
1,800
?80'/4
80%
2,800
85
84%
.
gb
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
15
92
Aug
6
9% Jan
14
343/2 Nov
18
MarlO
39a/4 Nov
28
34
Feb
6
2
56 % Dec
30
51
Jun
25
61
Jan
14
Jan
22
74% Jun
12
82
Apr
10
Preferred
3.75%
series
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
83% Apr
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
2
75% Nov
13
87
77% Sep
19
88
Jan
28
74
Jun
2
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
.78
Jun
30
2
79
15% Jan
2
26 y2 Dec
19
263/a Jan
2
19% Nov
26
173/e May 12
36% July 15
213/4 Feb 19
Dayton
137/b Jan
Decca
27% Jan
543/e Nov
11
47% Jan
68 3/4
July 31
Deere
&
19
7
30y8Nov
11
27% Mar 30
33
May 25
Delaware
July
10
12% Dec
63 y4 Dec
31
2
16% Jan
2
Feb
5
12% Jan
16
69
2
19
57
"42% Dec" 31
37% Jan
15
24% Jan
1
25%: Dec
8% JUn
1
18
y* Feb
17 y4 Aug
6% Apr
46% Feb
413/4Jun
5
15
May 26
9% Jan
63
47% Mar 13
30 Vo May
48%
2
253/4 Jan
2
May 26
6
24
303/a Jun
15
37% Feb
29% Mar 26
32 3/4 May 21
29% Jun
15
32% Mar 34
11% Jan
7
193/4 Nov 21
17% Jan
7
14
2
43% Dee 29
25% Jan
9
12
14% Deo
4
3.1 y4 Jan
19% Dec
81
15
20
Sep
19
6
54% Apr
74% Jan
9
12
*75
79
*75
79
*75
79
100
*79
81
*79
81%
*79
83%
*79
81%
*79
81%
31%
32 3/a
Alkali
Diana
Stores
Dome
33
46% Oct
S
34% Aug 2,7
3
23% Oct
27
Mar 26
14% Nov
18
6% Jan
6
Club
39% Oct- 24
47 yb
43
26
11
May 12
48% Mar 8
Fund
60
23 3/a
23 Ya
25,100
21%
20%
21
*20 y4
203/4
600
59%
613,4
623/2
32,200
32 3/4
32
*30 V4
23
5,200
50
60
62%
32 3/e
32 Ye
33
33
8,800
31
303/4
303A
*30 3/a
30 Ye
1,100
23
x22Ye
23
*22 Ya
23
2,000
31
32 3/e
32
33 Ve
323/4
33%
32 Ya
33 3/4
9,100
39
39%
39
39%
373/4
393/a
37Y4
38 %
4,800
2
*34%
34 Ye
343/4
34 3%
34 Ye
32%
32 3/4
3434
353/e
1,500
1
24%
24Ya
24
24%
24
24Vb
24%
25Ya
24 Ya
24 Ye
3,600
*13%
14
133/4
133/4
l33/2
13%
13%
133/4
13 Ye
13 Ye
900
18%
18%
18
18 J/e
17 Ye
18 Vb
18 3/a
18%
18 y4
18%
5,900
1
3 9%
19 VE
19%.
19 Ye
19
19
19 Ye
193/2
19
19Ve
3,100
44 J/e
44%
45 Ve
45%
12,600
*34 3/e
_No par
44%
45
44
44%
44 3/e
45 Ye
;
1
2,6 y4
26%
x26
26
25%
26
2 5 Ye
253/4
253/2
25%
Co
5
82%
84 %
83
83 Ye
83
83%
83%
843/e
83 Ye
843/4
13,600
50c
34 %
363/4
34%
35 3/a
34%
353/4
34%
35Y4
343/4
353/4
4h,600
1
*25%
26
25%
25Y4
13
*12%
Dow
Corp
Chemical
5
2
42% Feb
27
$3.75
preferred
25
46% Jan
27
$4.15
preferred
Drewrys Limited
U
S
Inc
A
(E I)
43% July 6
413/2 Aug 14
48% May 26
May 21
46 3/2 Jan
4.10%
Jan
31
423/2 Jun
19
47
"14% Jan
14
24% Nov 10
22% Feb
2
13
Mar 24
common
$2.10
25 Ya
25 Ye
12 3/4
123/4
123/4
300
14%
13 Ye
14 3/a
7,20G
269
2703/4
14,500
lOOYa
101
*12%
14
14%
264% 267 3A
266
2.68%
267%;
269
268 %
270
101V4
1013/2
101
101 %
100 Ye
101
100%
100 3/4
*81 'A
81 %
81
81
*80%.
81
80
80
80
80
24 %
24 Vz
24%
24%
243%
24%
2 4 Ye
24%
24%
24%
40
403/4
*403/4
413/2
403/4
41%
43%
443/a
Cigar
14
13
14%
*433/2
44 3/a
*43%
44 3A
*43%
43 3/a
42
*41%!
42
*41
41%
*41
413/4
*443/4
45%
*44 3/4
45 %
45%
45%
*44%
453/4
60
42%
42%
42%.
42%
43%
43 y4
*42%
433/,
280
44 3A
45
*44%
45
*27 Ye
28
273/2
28
523/4
52%
*43%
44 Ye
*41
42
50
*42%
42%
50
*44 3A
45
*28
283/4
45%
45
5
40
40 3/4
50
Corp
700
6,700
*40
50
50
2,100
40 Y4
*40
50
preferred
preferred
DWG
2,1
253/4
14 3/e
12 Ye
14 Ye
& Co—
4%
53
500
253/4
253/4
123/4
3 44/4
5
51
1,100
*12%
263/4
1
1
International
Corp
Duquesne Light Co
46% Mar 3 3
33 % Apr
60
235/a
43 Ye
31%
Inc
24
50 Vb July 15
61Vz
X23%
43 Ye
No par
28
Oct
443/e
*60
23 Ye
39%
Ltd
Ltd
44% Nov
July 25
44
63 3/2
23
433/4
Dresser Industries
17
-
42
57%
44
*60
30%
preferred
4.20% preferred
46
58 Ye
61%
38%
12
May 22
43 Ye
1,200
4.S00
20,200
1
No par
40
43 Ye
*60
8,500
2.50
Inc
413/2 Jun
50
Sep
41 y4 Sep
19 Ye
23
39 y2 Jun
May" 13
57 Ye
_No par
17
193/4
23
Preferred $3.50 series
Jun
19,
22 Ye
3
79
18 Ye
22 Ye
863/2 Apr
26% Jan
91% Apr 28
193/e
32V«
Preferred $4.50 series
1
18 Ye
30%
Common
80% Oct
193/e
X
No par
du Pont de Nem
July 31
18%
31%
7
100
30
30%
3
202% Feb
21
30
32%
Jan
31
303/i
30%
106
Dec
1123/4 Apr
303/a
32
278% Aug
214
31%
30%
9
10
29
30%
50c
Co
Mines
*20%
1
Duplan
Sep
31%
31
Dunhlll
101
7,300
67 Ye
30%
17
172 Vb Apr
103/4
67 Ya
30 Ya
14% Aug
28
10Ye
66 3/4
67%
28%> Apr 24
34% Jan
6
Jan
May
10 Ye
66%
11
87%
8
12
11
14%: NOV 20
2
10%
67
10 3/4
68%
23% Jun 12
9
10%
66 3/2
11
68
10
Douglas Aircraft Co_
92% July 15
45% Jan 21
22% Jan
Pepper
Dover
273/a Aug
7
3,000
103/2
10%
33%
25
Corn
(The)
Doininlck
6
30
29
1
(Walt) Productions
20% July 23
59% Jan 21
74% Jan
293/4
29%
Corp com.:
Distillers
May 18
19% Jan
303/a
29%
Co__
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
43% July 17
29 Ye
29%
,_1B
Dr.
2
29 Ye
60%
29%
50
Co
12
17% Jan
23,700
613/4
;
23
22
4,700
59Ye
19 Ye
59%
Western—;.
36% July 29
Mar 26
195/e
59%
IS Ye
32%
1
17% Jan
16
19 Vb
60
32 Ya
19 Ye
59 Ye
par
iNo
293/4 Jan
2
323/e
19 Ye
32,%
19%
59%
33 %
19%
x58
Disney
Mar 31
32
19 3/a
53 3/a
32 %
19 Ye
60
50c
preferred
Diners'
13% Jun
%
57 Ye
42% Mar 13
77% Dec 31
16% Jan
79
*20 3/4
59% Apr 24
20% Nov 20
7
*75
21
Aug 19
523/a May 22
Apr
79
50c
32% Mar 24
26% Dec
Jan
*75
21
$1.50
150
100
21
Diamond
76%
A_j___100
!
Diamond-Gardner
1,700
*75
76
23
Vilbiss
6,700
51 Ye
B^_
22
35% Nov 11
Ye Jan
8% Jan
Jan
20
Aug
753/4
42
51%
*75
22%.
.37% Aug 10
30
Jan
24 3/4
75%
6,200
41
76
22 Ye
De
28
63% July
51 Ya
60
23
13
413/4
51%
43 Ye
7
Jan
39
52
22%
24%, July 23
46
39%
51%
*75
Detroit Steel Corp
Dec~30
39 3/e
51%
60
13
35% Sep
40
51%
18%
7
17% Oct
2
39%
52
43%
30
Apr
41
51%
16 Ye
*
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Jun
153/4 Jan
68
4.0%
88
16%
Ye
16j/2
19 Ye
56
16
16 Ye
173/4
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
23
Oct
36%
*85%
88
763/2
Hudson
19% May
55
16%>
*85%
*75
Co
&
16%
80
88
7
Inc
Lack
78%' '78%
*85%
10
common
(Delaware)
&
78%
88
37
Delaware Power & Light Co___13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
(
3
19
36% Apr
21
Co
Delaware
9
Aug
Rubber
Light
78 Ye
*85%
88
'85%
5
i
&
Records
2
8
:___100
River Mills Inc
78%
78
1
41% Apr
83j/4 Jan
43'% Jan
41 Ye
*44%
28%
45
*443/4
28%.
*273/4
28 J/4
52%
*523/4
*
45
500
900
E
2-1%
Jan
2
45% Dec
li
43% Jan
14
29 Yb Jan
2
30
2
Eagle-Plchor Co
11
33% Jan
8
22 Ye Apr
46 ya Apr
9
Eastern
3
283/2 Jun
18
73% Jan
34% Jan
85% Jan
21
3
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
Feb
78
May 18
24% May
7
75
Apr 16
88% Jun
9
38 Vz Jan
2
59
Oct
2
56 3/4 Jan
6
22 ya Jan
2
37
Deo
31
36% Jan
6
83% May 22
37 y4 Dec 11
833/2 Jan
15
76
Jan
22% Jan
86
Jan
14-y4 Apr
25
9
2
17
95
15
20% Feb
Mar 27
4
57
July
23
Eaton
89
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
4%% preferred
Feb
4
May 15
41% Jun 24
89
Aug
4
92
May 14
31% July 16
553/2 Aug
7
93/4 Jan
2
Jan
2
19
2
40% Nov
1®
63/4 Jan
2
11% Deo
IB
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
2
39% Dec
9
30 y8 Jun
24
39
Jan
8
48 Vb Jan
27
Jan
29
Oct
Jan
10
56% Deo
4 Vb Jan
2
16 y8 Deo
17% Jan
2
24
30
July 21
79
31
Dee
36% Jan
7
63/2 July 20
38% Jan
14
553/2 July 28
20
7
69% May 12
2
13% Jan
8
10
23% Jun
22
26% May 11
28% Aug_28
38% Apr 30
82 3/4 Jan
29
38
Mar 13
Jan
2
90
80
Jun
18
88
Jan
9
26% Jan
2
36% Oct
17
34% Jun
16
40
Mar
5
6% Jan
2
13
28
443/2 Jan
2
May
Nov
8
60% Feb
3
54% May 29
11
11
Mar 26
55 V2 Jan
2
$3.60
»Nanuimi
Endicott Johnson
CO
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
7% Jun
3
10y2 Jan
29% Jan
2
34
Aug 28
■fay1 Aug 11
96
Mar 12
Fairbanks
$1.60
&
Fairchlld Engine &
4%
Foods
Co
1,700
50%
50 3/4
503/4
51%
51 %
513/4
503/4
51
11,000
63/4
6 Ye
6 Ye
6Y8
6%
513A
10Ya
323/4
60
51
10 Ye
x32
7
6,900
51%
51
51 %
51
10Ye
11 Vb
11%
11%
113/e
li3/,
13,000
32 Ve
32 %
32 y4
32 Ye
32 Ve
32 3/a
38,100
61
62
61%
61%
61 %
62
62
62
15%
143/4
15
143/4
15
14Ye
27%
273/4
28
28
28
x273/4
37 Ye
37
15%
16,200
38 Ye
4,800
37 VB
5,700
37
37
82
*81 %
38
373/4
373/4
1,900
14%
143/4
14%
29,700
373/4
38
38 Vb
37%
38%
87 Ya
143/4
15%
15
15%
14 Ye
14 Ye
14%
69 3/4
70
69Ye
*81
3,000
15
273/4
37
*81
82
613/4
153/a
28
*81
37 Ye
81%
82.
70
68
110
82
410
70
603/2
10
213/a
20Ye
21
20%
21%
7,100
21 Ye
213/4
21
2lYa
21
21 y8
4,300
443/4
45%
45
46
45
453/4
7,200
60%
*56
323/8
-too
1
9%
9%
9Vz
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9 Ye
44,800
40
27%
28 3/a
283/a
28 3/e
28 Vz
28Ya
28%
28%
28%
28%
No par
preferred
*31
32%
7%
8%
33 Ye
33%
33%
333/i
33 Ya
*78%
81%
*79%
81%
29
28 Ye
81%
28%
*79%
283/2
1
1 ' '
33
x33Ye
28%
30%
303/4
30%'-
303/4
30Ye
30%
31
*80
100
•
*31
83
32 Ye
1
common
32
33 Ya
8
Airplane Corp-1
Corp
30,100
10Ye
143/4
*60
51%
7 VB
51%
27 Ya
373/4
52
7
33
38
Fv.lstaff Brewing Corp
Finance
1,200
393/a
91
51
37 Ya
convertible preferred
Family
89
-89%
27
36 3/4
Co
1,500
263/4
10s/a
50
4,000
27 Vt
81
Whitney Corp com
convertible
Fairmont
a
503A
100
50
81%
55
27 %
5
Co
92%
'
27
323/a
25
393/a
21,700
27
31
Fairbanks Morse
10% July 16
283A Aug 27
*89%
89
9,300
91 Ye
273/4
6Ye
10
91
39 3/a
91
330
26 Ye
"
27
32
9
2
50 3
*89%
31%
37 Vz Apr
5
91
89
5,900
273/4
27
453/4
23
28
♦89V2
1
453/4
Products
Jan
S
*89%
*83
46%
43% May 8
8% Aug 25
23% Oct 17
Jan
38 Ya
91
4j%
Ex-Cell-0
35
39
38 3/4
1
8
July 27
89
39
383/4
3
49 Ya July
29
*87
*87
inc
16
26.
89
39
Corp
Evershurp
39% Jan
17
89
39
213/a
4
Dec
*87
21
Deo
page
55
21
47
see
79 Ye
553/2
70
2
33
923/2
793/4
55%
*56
28% Jan
2
92%
79
56 %
60
5
footnotes
*903/4
793/4
x56
70
24% Mar
For
91%
79 y4
57%
203/4
2
50% Aug 28
91 Vz
80
57%
*56
19% Mar
9
91%
783/4
58
*60%
28
18% Jan
91%.
80 3/4
56
60
Nov
10
91%
79%
21Ya
21%
28
24 Vt Jar
*90 V4
1
69 Ye
3
13
903/4
60
13 Vb Jan
19% Dec
26
92 Ye
21%
Evans
2
793/2
26%
91%
10
5% preferred series A._
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
30% Mar 12
15y4Jan
79
26 Ve
92%
213/4
25% July 23
2
Sep 11
78 Ya
26%
91
61
10
89
79 %
26
92
21 Ye
Jun
19% Jan
2
*79
26
90%
5
60
14
Jan
78%
25 Ye
913/e
8.50
10
7
783/4
26
No par
Nov
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
79%
90%,
100
61% Oct
Jun
79%
79 y4
__4
Corp common
common
7
19,200
3
Equitable Gas Co
30
37 Ya
30
5
preferred
21 Ya Jan
37.%
29 Ye
52%
2.50
Gas
21
2
37 Ye
29 Ye
100
30
13% Jan
36%
29 Vb
52 3/4
100
Apr
32% Nov 24
3% Jan
2
37 3/e
293A
2
common
WHICH
Natural
70
36 3/4
29 3A
2 5 Ye
Co-
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co--
4%
37%
293/4
523/4
10
preferred
Paso
363/4
29%
100
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
j&nj".
37Y8
30
51%
2.50
Corp
common
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
El
500
363/2
293/4
"51%
50
Steel
Co
Manufacturing
Erie RR
4
Kodak
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
15% July 23
May
com
prior preferred
90% July 27
63% Aug 13
7Ve Dec
8% Dec 31
4%%
Eastman
523/a
1
10
10
Inc
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
Eastern Stainless
34
183/4Jnn 16
Airline
303/2 Apr
8
97% July 22
93 % July 30
26 y4 Jan
39
j
:!
•
40%
Corp common
convertible
6%
80
56 Ye
No par
preferred
RR
.
75%
D
30
;
10.300
50%
19 %
19
19%
25
Corp
preferred
prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
8
6
Corp
Petroleum
conv
$4
3
20 Ye Mar
of Wheat
*76
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.--._2,50
Curtis Publishing common—
1
Aug 18
20
16% Jan
67
Jan
100
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
;
Cuneo Press Inc
4
81 % Mar 11
2
10% Jun
533/4 July 24
29
19%
Cuba
41% Jan
2
13
18%
Cuban-American
16
373/2 Jan
10% Jun
17
Jtan
20%
Crucible Steel
6
73/4 Jan
63/e Jan
19%
53/4%
2d % Jan
28% Jan
56
:.
I
$2 preferred
2
19% Jun 26
3
9,500
$4.20
114% July
15
8% Aug 10
10
Dec
54 3/e
Crown Zellerbach
24
Dec
53 Ya
Crown Cork & Seal eommon___,_2.50
21
16
54
5%
6
7
25% May
53
Crescent
20
11
106% Jun
;
53%
Cream
Jan
43% Apr
29
100
52%
3%%
July 23
92Vt Nov
20
100
53%
(Del)-.
Coty International Corp
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
60% Jan
15 Ye Feb
98
'
Aug 18
243/4 Mar
473/2
50
52%
Co
Crane Co common
54%: July 30
23
283/a Jan
1
53%
Coty
Mar 11
3
46 Ye
50
*95
53
52%
Cosden
Mar 30
9% Nov
6
Nov
5
Apr 14
May 12
3% Not 11
39% Dec
1
86
Jun 10
lYe Jan 13
24 Ve Jan 13
78
11
47 Ye
*49 3/a
Corning Glass Works common :_::o
__100
3%% preferred
3%% preferred series of 1947.100
3
S
84% Feb
Feb
Aug
Apr
9
May
150% Aug
89% Feb
85
88
89
-92
~
1
Products
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp.
22
18V2 Aug 25
8
102 Vz Dec 30
12
Oct
303/2 Jun
24% Dec
16
83
59 Ye Jun
1
16
20% Aug
6
12% Apr
85
52
14
15,800
llVa
57 Vz
52
19% May 20
53 3/e
113/4
x563/2
50 % Jan
21% Aug 21
13
Shares
Aug. 28
53 Ya
33% Mar 17
493/2 July
2
34% Oct
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 27
~
55% Jan
14
37% Dec 18
66% NOV
2
16% Jan
64
ee
21
10% Aug 10
51
Jun 24
51 y2 Aug
30
Dec
63
15
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
,
-
8Ya
8
8%
7Ye
.
8
*30%
7%
11,400
8
33 Ya
2,900'
34
*79
2,700
81%
30
30 Ya
30%
31%
31%
31 y8
313/4
8,300
30 Ye
*
1,600
Volume 190
Nymber 5877
..The Commercial and Financial
. .
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
PRICES
Year 1958
6% Dec
55
18 % Apr
29 % Jan
_
52
Nov
20
19 Va Jan
22
Jun
57
Dec
10% May
16% Jan
30 % Nov
17
20 V2 Jan
52% Dec
-ll'iZ-l ~£8-£?S
30
16
21J4 May 26
6
38% Apr
17% Aug 10
27% Jan
8
24% Mar 14
14
104% Jun
19%
35% Aug 28
2
100
5
44% Jan
Aug 21
104
16
July 20
60% Jun
26
80% Jan
22 y2 Nov
21
20* Jan
»
27V. Aug u
10% Sep 29
4
86
3
112% Dec
16
104
Oct
29
32% Dec
3
26
Jun
43
Jun
15
94
17
Jan
5
89
July 14
25% Nov 28
19% May
40% Sep
Apr
3
33 % July 18
2
10
34
Jun
Mar 17
88
July
Feb
117% Jun
31% Mar
1
5
54% July 10
7
35% Jan
2
12% Aug 11
173/4
JaS
2
9
180% Dec 24
2
Nov
Feb
170
Feb
lfi
10
95
July
R?
1
TnWrin
ir
AuJbfi
Tlllv 16
35% Apr
7"
37% Jan *2
52% Aug 11
50% Dec 31
29%
503/
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i
15
22
19%
Tun
29
33% Feb
9
Jan
2
25 % Feb
25
39 y8 Oct
2
8% Jan
2
24
6 3/
10% Jan
14
14% Sep
15% Dec
22
147/
Nov
19
2 2?
I
Tan
27% Julv
9% Jan
54
2
2
Jan
20%
70
Dec~18
Deo
18%
Si
69Va. Jan
b9/4Jan
24
2
28
\
J
8
14% Dec
17
8 3/4 Jan
2
17 y* Nov
17
16% Jan
2
403/4 Jan
22
48
July
9
453/a Jan
12
20 y2 Jan
2
35
Dec
7
Jan
12% Jan
31
27
Jun
32
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11
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6
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Jan
55
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29
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19
46
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57
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29
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9
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2
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13
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9
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2
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9
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30
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2
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28
5
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19
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3
104
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6
45
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8
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16
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24
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2
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6
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2
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3
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8
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15
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13
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9
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2
99
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4
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2
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26
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2
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29
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17
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24
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53
23
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10
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3
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15
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16
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44
5
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175
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2 3/8 Jan
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13 Va
28
20
172
.
7
12
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9
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14
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24% May 20
4% Jan 28
230
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17
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11
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see
page
28.
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57
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56 %
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46
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100
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Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
I
25
10
Guantanamo Sugar
1
preferred
210
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87
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25
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Co Inc
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97%
21%
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preferred
(H L)
50
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46
89%
-
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Ry
50 %.
97
3%
87%
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Iron
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10
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46
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16
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106'4
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108
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preferred
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106 %
108
38%
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12
55%
106%
54%
37%
37%
39
36
Aug
543/8
107
54 %
110%
1113/a
108
45%
5
89
103
82%
5
24 % May 29
37%
108
106 %
54 %
107
110%
37%
37%
46
Goebel
When
Apr
111%
111
108
38%
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
37%
108
—
45 %
Grand
8
31 Va
108
—
32%
10% Mar 18
47% Feb
37%
108
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2.50
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87
54 Va
107
111
1113/4
34%
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18
9
110%
37% Aug
141% May
813/a
82
34 S/8
25
(series
Rub
Northern
2
38,400
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1.300
Northern
143% Jan
82 Vs
813/s
34%
58,400
Great
80 % Jun
813/8
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22 Va
Great
30
80%
2,800
24 3/a
12
Jun
75,100
22%
27
26% July 21
17% Jan
2
50 3/8
24
59% Apr
303/a Feb
253/4 Mar 23
49 Va
22%
60% Aug
135
30
48%
24 %
31% July
4
29%
47%
22%
8
12
30 Va
47%
24
1
29
29%
3/4
22%
2
31% Dec
29%
46
24%
49% Jan
393/a Dec
29%
471/s
Va
26% Jan
146% Jun
30
46
22%
45 y8
2
29%
48 Va
4,300
22
1
2
30
1.000
8 Vs.
8
8 Va
293/4
8%
23%
10
2
8
81
28%
22
12
22 % Jan
8%
28 3/8
22 34
Oct
203/4 Jan
3,800
*78%
21 %
31
131% Jan
41 %
78%
28 3/a
23%
Dec
July
■
28%
8%
41
178%
28 Vo
80
28 Va
1
Corp
Grant (W T) Co common—
8% Jan
41 %
*783/a
463/4
No par
Granite
39% Jun
41
''
29%
No par
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
4
41 %
28
1,400
10c
2
84% Mar
41
80
26%
15
Co
78 Va July 29
22
41 •%
28
;■
160
2,000
35%
v
8%
1%
Advertising
49% Aug 28
15
Jun
2 5 3/4
8%
No par
No par
7
74
353/a
*78%
•
28
353/8
8%
2
4
2
3
11
80
35
40%
40 %
23
3534
3,100
83/4
21%
61
Sep
513/s Nov
17% Mar 20
40%
*78%
353/4
36 VB
8%
149
8 3/a
9
1
59
17
Apr 30
2
.•503/a Jan
36
9 VB
5,500
12%
148
150
9Va
2,500
61
125/a
22%
Grace
Oct
9
150
9
293/a
60%
7,000
Gould-National
$8%
1503/4
29
.
21%
54% July 15
*7% Jan
149%
100
Gladding McBean & Co
Alden Corp ex distribution—1
42% Aug 28
,15
430
44%
6,000
154
4
1,200
94
150 %
Glen
1
15
34
*93%
49%
7
Jun
*33%
94%
*95%
2
6% July 14
34
*93%
51%
35% Jan
32
33%
93%
96 %
42% Apr
2% Jan
Oct" 13
34'%
93%
50%
117% Jan
8%
45
34
94%
96%
3
9
*43 Va
34
31%
30
4% Jan
43%
33%
*93%
50
49% July 31
May 28
*43 %
300
43 %
46
9
32
96%
39% Nov
11
45
*43 Va
*31
*94%
1243/4 Dec
5
63/4
25%
Brothers
2
8 3/4 May
*43%
1
7
\
$4.50 preferred—
2
"
3,400
4,100
1
12
4
5,500
25%
Goodrich
Feb
6,200
5,600
6
6%
-
1
4
42%
53/4
9
Co
Jan
27
48 Va
x42 Va
5%
18%
4
Jan
3
473/4
44'A
149 %
Co
Feb
3 Va Dec
48%
13,500
26
Products
Oil
69
2
53/4
1
4L
Jan
433/4
6
1503/4
Inc
30
1
46 3/4
43 3/^
2,100
31%
63/4
No par
103 Va Jun
July
47%
303/4
1503/4
preferred
Gimbel
8
47
'
•
12 3/a
conv preference
preference
5%% preference
50% Aug 25
293/4 July 13
50% Jan 27
32 %
603/4
$5
Gillette
1
31%
2,500
49
30%
4% %
7
96% Apr
27% Jan
34
21%
24%
*48%
49
25%
Georgia-Pacific
44 Va Jan
8
32 3/a
32
21
24 3/a
240
25%
&
Feb
27
*48%
75
18%
rl%
Tire
Jan
92 Va Jan
49
123/s
Time Corp
90
36% Jan
243/4
24%
*74
6 3/4
Rights
General
90 Va Jan
10
21%
20 3/a
24%
*48 Va
59 Va
Electronics
258
39 % Dec
20%
24%
20 5/8
~
21
29%
preferred
1
943/4 May 21
24% Dec 22
74'A
18%
Castings Corp
9
.,7
74 V*
700
Telephone Co of Florida—
15
21
32,200
12%
& Utilities
Refractories
Sep
89% Jan
16%
61
Corp
Utilities
Dec
21% Jan
26 Va
29%
Public Service
91
53% May
26%
300
32
2
conv preferred
•3 convertible preferred
$2.98 conv preference
Getty
26 3/a
No par
$1.60
275
23
16,800
12%
Preferred $3.75 series
3
Mar 30
28%
603/4
Motors Corp common
2
28% Jan
28%
28 3/4
preferred
29
Jun
28%
*31
37%
Feb
104
28
Xl8
107%
Apr
Jan
3
16
6%
100
83
28
75
16
253/8
Jan
Apr
74V\
16«/u
25%
1113/4
6
99% Mar
28
26%
16 Va
25 '/a
Aug
92 % Mar 26
7M>
7y2
26
79
415
6,500
*7j/4
*7'/a
25 VB
Feb
90 Va Aug
10,200
36 »/4
18%
NoTpar
129
79
66,700
20 3/a
34%
123/4
preferred
7
81%
20%
36
963/4
preferred
8
81%
203/B
35%
96%
May 22
May
80
20%
97
31
2% Aug
79%
20%
353%
7%
16
28%
26%
78%
20%
35%
*7%
16
5,000
96%
General
83
11,500
97%
Aug 28
104% May 28
230
18%
96%
$1.30
2
21,900
89
98 Va
$1.32
15
55%
___
89
80 %
34%
$1.30
24
543/4
90
79%
3
1 Va Aug
55 3/a
*200
*89
900
97%
7
44 Va Jan
x54%
4,100
;
*333/4
13
35
13%
34%
July
16
*133/a
80%
29% Feb
31
14
98%
29% Feb
50% Dec
14
30 V8
26 3/a
34% Dec
10
27%
98%
263^ Aug 19
7
2,600
.
90
2 73/a
*333/4,
25% Aug
7
25J/4 Apr 28
2
35j/4
*88
28
5
4
16% Jan
35
90
27%
Zl
11
22 Va Apr
35'%
7,:10Q
•.
303/4
No'par
Genl
34%
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<
No par
Nov
12
20%
Corp
27% Sep
28
14
Jan
20
Corp„
60
25
25
20%
63/4
Issued
Steel
170
8,300
18%
Mills common
General
29 y2
513/a
61%
preferred
General
29%
503/4
19%
-
29%
513/i,
3
64
2
170
29%
291/2
Realty
253/4 Jan
109
503/4
12%
Railway Signal
16
109
303/4
Corp__
General
2
108
18%
1
General
30
108
61
com
2
Jan
12,900
88%
301/2
Inc
18
39% Feb
15,800
373/4
*85%
63/4
Equlpt Corp
21
13
37%
88 y2
29
Precision
26
12%
373/4
123/4
General
7
12%
37%
*85%
61 Va
45% May 11
27
19.500
30 Va
Cement
26
Jan
27 Va
12%
Portland
123/4 July
46% Jan
26%
59%
Outdoor
33
16
24% Sep
47% Dec
3
1,600
27 Va
18 %
General
General
65 y4
5
General
16
10
643/4
30 %
50
General
5y8 Jun
Oct~20
3,300
65%
6%
com
52
Apr 24
43% May 25
37
101 y2
18 %
Instrument
$5
101 >/2
31%
General
General
4
102
*100
130
63/4
Finance
7
7,400
16
35%
129
18 3/a
Foods
58% July
112% Mar
3,500
16
36 3/a
130
31 %
General
When
16 Va
36 Va
129%
1
General
5%
4,200
50
5
Finance
54%
III
Texas
Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
3
May 25
603/4 May 8
60% Aug
4
5% Jan 15
55% Aug 21
Contract
Mar
114
24 % Jun
443/4 Jan
Gen
533/4
31
5%
General
24
533/4
5,400
18
*433/8
General Controls Co
66% Jan
10
6,600
64
30%
53/4
100
Co
1,500
40%
18%
463/4
Corp
Corp
17%
40%
31
441/2
1st preferred
Cigar
*17%
30%
53/4
common
General
18
7% Feb
of
62 %
173/4
24%
49
31 3/„
6
64 >/4
40%
18%
46%
53/4.
293/4
General
Nov
24 3/8
*48 %
,
31%
5
Co
29% Aug 12
9 3/a Jan
2
293/aDec
20%
25 %
Transportation__1.25
45% May 11
10
75
93%
Bronze
Apr
14
*16
28%
26%
21%:.
.49
2,400
3,800
% 700
:
183/a
317%
793/4
31
433/4
$8 preferred-.
General Bancshares Corp
4%
21
24%
34%
7%
75
225/a
*200
18
187/a
32
787/
20%
36
7%
16%
28%
263/4
75
20%
34
General
Mar 17
75
49 3/a
53
89
46
84.50 preferred
10
84
35%
7%
16%
28%
263/4
93%
Oil Co
10 3/a Mar 25
777/3
20%
303/4
781/B
34%
7%
16
28%
.26%
28—
49 Va
*22 y4
17s/8
277/8
13%
54%
*200
89
38
20%
273/4
49%
64
90
271/2
*13%
54%
„
18%
34
Baking
153
39
100
Amer
9
54%
*200
88
__
35
*88
277/«
14
54%
45%
com
convertible preferred
General American Investors
Amer
23
273/4
*13%
50%
20
35%
44
Corp
American
General
Jan
54
*200
39
28 »%22 3/8
.
40 y«
29%
50%
19%
50%
^ 88
' -88
28
13%
54%
5,400
123/4
291/4
46
preferred
Acceptance
General
7% Feb
273/4
13%
68 y4
483/4
37'/a
88Va
*85V2
29%
x50%
*88- /»' 90 "
67J/4
X28
*107% 108%
20% -' ■ ! 19% 20%
351/8"
34% ' 35%
191/4
ZZ^^1_2
com_I_Il
6%
General
138
Inc
convertible
General
22
291/4
51%
10,900
67
15 Va
37
31
4%%
General
7
36%
37 V8
*85Vst 881/2
107% 1073/4
29%
18%
27
5
J
;
Industries
3
2
29%
18 %
353/4
limJ~:~—
* 851/2
*107% 109
3,100
18'A
66%
111
37%
881/2
20,200
8%
22 Va
8
102
62 Va
83/b
18
53%
130
62
83/«
65%
*48
Gardner-Denver Co
Gar
36%
*100
102
No par
14 y4 Jan
7
If
*100
102
32
5
Co
67% Mar 11
9
9
2
Shares
Aug. ;j8
62%
83/a
*4^
130
~50
preferred
22
18
4jL
19
j
convertible
39
9 3/a Nov
2
62
Vtv
Ins/®
52%
2 1308/4
2
Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
July 15
27% July 21
Va Jun
J*
130
303/4
77s/8
100
5%
tXv
las?
*L
1
5
Foster-Wheeler Corp
10
Francisco Sugar Co
No par
FranlrHn Stores Corp
1
Freeport Sulphur Co
to
Fruehaur Traller Co common
1
4% preferred
gas/
fni/
1S% 53*
2
^~
Foote Mineral Co
Ford Motor CO
Foremost Dairies Inc
Gabriel
cs/4
lav
130 %
343/4
15
1
10
l
preferred
Food Mach & Chem Corp
10
2# 5 convertible preferred—100
3%% preferred
100
*
4
Jan
1
C CA^mon
51
nfn
19
96 Va Jan
2 50
.is «.!!S<!i,pf<? *5r 0f
4} iniS tS J?C
Feb
36% Feb
llv
,Xs?
llv
Sales for
the Week
Friday
•Aug. 27
f
lit/
«*'
2
130
mh
643/4 Jan
8
alt/
lltr- Kv
ght Co—No par
50%
Fai? ^nrirfn
2.50 r < 19%
44 20
27
—100
n
51 Va Feb
24y4
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5
44
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93
26% Aug 11
40
100
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9
31
17% Dec 31
18
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9
35% Dec
46% Dec
alv
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Corp
P1^t°n®Tlre & Rubber
Kunr rnrn
Mar
2
Jan
Filtrol
43
2.
27
?
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273/a May 29
30
96
2~-sn
Stores
FerroCorp,
24
Jan
89
Dept
Fenestra Inc_
2
12% Jan
100
Federated
.«
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9
85 y2 Dec- 31
35 y4 Oct
iS SSll0."
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Jun
10*7% Dec
7% Jan
5SSS
'
Thursday
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12
12
6% Mar 10
87
Jar^
Nov
88
15% Apr 25
28
19
45% July 28
-
136
26
55% Feb
25% Jan
14% July 16
49% July 29
Dec 10
7
32%'Apr 16
23% Aug 12
70y4 Aug
3
50% Feb
23% Mar 13
100% Sep
TuesdaLy°W ^ wS^?daSyALE
Aug. 25
Aug. 26
:V
Aug. 24
S%-irW5T£S£5~i
6834 Awg 28
27
29% Jan
16% Apr 25
Monday
Par
s■»
18
Dec
24% Aug 21
__
EXCHANGE
16
7
Mar
ws 1
2
17 y8 Dec
NEW ^JJJ STOCK
»'
n
13
Oct
55
May 19
3% Apr
11% Jan
32
Lowesf6 SmC<! JH?ghest
Highest
Lowest
43
5%
5%
*5 Va
21%
89%
*88
89%
25%
253/s
25
25%
5,500
*5%
5%
5%
100
*88
*5%
The Commercial and Financial
(884)
Chfronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bit life for
STOCKS
Previous
K»nge Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Lowest
14
62
101
9
28 Ve Nov
17
257/a Jan
5
22
71% Mar
Mar
Dec
16
129
79
24
107% Jun
Gulf
28
84
Sep
Oct
30
Jun
9
31 % Aug 28
83
May 29
96
19
90
July 21
89% Apr 13
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
9
104% Mar 3
105% Mar 4
87% July 20
102% July 14
13
85% Jan
10
100
25
109
May
Aug
88
1
Jun
99% Sep
100
.
7
May 25
99% Jun
3
% Feb
20
States
HIGH
tICES
SALE
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 25
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
28%
*73
25
111
No par
73
111%
30%
111%
112
30%
86
*89%
90%
*88%
28%
28%
74%
111%
V7.3
28%
111%
the Week
112%
Shares
23%
*73
75
111%
30%
31
30%
307/#
31%
2,500
100
112'%
11,600
31'%
31'%
86
89
*84
86
*84
86
*84
89%
*84
90%
"83%
*83%
89
*88'/2
89
88%
*88%
90%
*100
102%
100
90%
104%
*100
10,900
*101 %
102%
*101%
102%
'101%
IO2V2
47%
*38%
90Va
86
89
♦83 %
1011/2
102%
*101 %
23'%
75
102'%
*1C0
Friday
Aug. -28
—;
31 Ve
*84
100
100
*72
—
100
100
100
23%
28%
73
111%
—
$4 20 dividend preferred
*4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred-.
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
28'/»
75
28V#
par
par
Utilities Go—
Common
.
AND
Tuesday
Aug. U
Pat
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
$5 preferred——
No
Gulf Oil Corp_._.
17
July 13
127% Jan 22
6
25
Feb
30% Feb
2
75% Dec
May
LOW
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
60
90%
'100
101 Va
102 '/a
102'%
20
H
3
47% July
49% Apr
7
Jan
21
44
69
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
38 V* Jan
20
2
247/a Dec
13% May 20
Halliburton
29% May 22
Hall
Jan
2
99
Dec
8
Feb
6
2
33% Sep
26
28'/# Jun
30
Aug 26
26 V* Jan
2
41
Nov
19
39 »/8 Jan
47% Dec
10
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
30
Mar 17
140
36 Va Aug
May
59% July
44 Ve Feb
6%
6
Harris-Intertype
5
Harsco
3
Harshaw
1
13
44 % Dec
30
38
29
29% Nov
14
26% Feb
34
Mar
20
36% Nov
18
34
Jan
48
July 15
3"% Jan
9
9% Dec
17
7% Jan
16
12 y# Apr
28% Jan
6
Dec
22
36% Jun
9
39 % Apr
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
51% Dec
31
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
43% Jan
2
67
Nov
10
64% Jan
2
83% Oct
7
89% Feb
21
81
27'A Apr
14
16
33 Ve Aug 13
34
30% Apr
3di<, Mav 11
25% Jun
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
2
33% Dec
8
2
38
Jun
27
48
12
23% Jan
32% Jan
10
Feb
Apr
4
191/4 Nov
10
16'A Jan
90% May
20
50
Jan
19
118
Apr
23
108% Jun
24
2
83% Jan
3
70% Nov
19
66
Jan
36% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
Jan
86% Jan
14
35'/2 Nov
20
11% Jan
13
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
32% May
13% Jan
60
Jan
7
74
Jan
2
2
33% Dec
19
9% Jan
10
15% Dec
31
12%
20
55%
55%
55 %
54'/2
55
55
55
31'/# Jan
Aug 27
Jan
May 21
Jan
2
15 % Apr
5
50%
5,400
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
43%
43
43%
6,100'
29
29 Ve
29 %
29%
29%
30
2,500
44%
*44%
45 %
44%
44%
600
9'/a
9'/a
9 Ve
9%
2,700
*43'
,_1
*37
1
21% Jan
5
247/b Jun
22
May
21
27% Feb
2
29% Apr
22
31
39% Apr
49% Jan
21
16
29
51.% Aug 26
50%
14%
14%
14%
1.4 %
14%
77%
79
79
81
K •
100
*82
82%
82%
82%
82%
33%
*33%
32%
32%
*33%
34%
*33 %
34 %
*33%
!
—.-No par
preferred __:
65% Jan
2
20"
35
7
291/4 Nov
21
20
10
23% Nov
28
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
36% Jan
9
41% Dec
3
37% Jun
17
41
Ffeb
12
87% Jan
13
391/2 Sep
16
37% Jan
2
29
84
30% Apr
73 % Juri.
28
74% Dec
25
80% Mar
2
80'% Aug 26
•85% Mar
6% Aug 19
Aug 18
.
6
6
Feb
20
971/4 Aug 13
90
96 % Jan
30
88% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
65'A Jun
17
75
22
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
8% Jan
17% Aug
6
27 ' July 13
July 24
Jan
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
Oct
13
53% Jun
24
29% Nov
17
18
Jan
5
72% Jan
17
87% Dec
19
87% Jan
2
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
5'A Jan
7
80% Jan
2
38 % Dec
3
35
Jun
25
8% July 22
38% Jan 29
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
19% Apr
22
23% July
89% Jan
38% Dec
31
42% Mar 18
30% Jan
46
35
Jun
47% Jan
21
40
Jun
15
Oct
48
Jun
9
42
Dec
52% Jan
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
20 V#
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
73%
72%
72%
104
*102
51
39 Ve
38%
•15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
13%
*15i%
27'%
28
27 Ve
27%
26'%
27 Ve
26 Va
27 VA
26 Ve
27%
7,600
12%.
12%
12%
13
12 7/8
12%
12%
13
13
13
1.700
24 Ve
2,400
188
May 27
85% Jan
83% Jan
86
24
23%
Ideal
37
37
20%
21
*37 Ve
37%
*37
21 Ve
20%
21
'
7%
7 Ve
7%
7 Ve
7%
16,100
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
300
21%
7%-
*21
21%
21
21%
2,100
471%
46%
47%
11 Ve
47%
46%
47
33
33%
32%
.33%
32 %
32%
32%
33
33'%
33%
10,500
48
48'%
47%
47%
47%
48%
x48%
49%
48'%
49 Va
10,400
41'%
41%
41%
2,600
46%
46%
411/4
41
42 Ve
43
*42 Ve
43
*42 Ve
41
41%
13
12
20
26
45% Mar 18
13
149
10% Feb
30
50% Mar 18
7
32
Apr 29
43% Aug 14
95% Feb 24
55
2
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
140% Jun 26
6
6
31V# July
488
7
7
11
71
Feb
4
Dec
18
33% July 14
40
May
7
11
30
July 30
125
8
Mar 20
33% Jan
2
85
Jan
13
41% Oct
30
18
37
Jan
2
35% Oct
6
32
Aug
4
28
Feb
3
Oct" 17
Feb
10
28% Mar 19
2
28% Feb
31
17% Jun
P
35% Aug
7
38'/a Jun 10
33% Jun
15
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
36 Ve Jun
19
33'% Jun
9
36% Aug
118
26% Sep
3
20
3
20% Jun
30
20
21
May
59% Jan
2
7
97
2
46% Mar 24
8,600
41%
3,900
*30%
31%
*30'%
31'%
31%
41 %
41%
*90
41
*90
40%
90%
91
29 Ve
29%
91%
1
29
29'/a
29 Ve
29%
29
29 %
5
422
426%
423%
426%
423
426V2
53%
31
77%
5
20
102
103
16%
16%
129%
90
30%
54'%
146'%
530
31 %
8,400
16%
16%
132%
131i%
19 Va
19 Ve
1,600
101%
100'%
101'%
14,000
16'%
16%
16%
131
132
10,600
90
90
1,100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
58%
59
58%
58%
58%
58%
*58'%
59 Ve
*153
161
.
International Shoe—.
-—•-No par
35%
35%
46%
47'/4
46%
*36%
37%
36%
International Telep & Teleg_No
par
International Utilities Corp_.:
5
Interstate Dept Stores—.
!
1
Interstate Power Co—
3.50
34 Va
34%
33%
'7%
common
preferred—!
^
-
Apr
21
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
Jones
<fc
1
<fc Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A_.
Joy Manufacturing Co
*35%
36«/a
36
35%
36
39%
38 3%
39%
39%
19
18%
19
18%
'
40
35%
48%
50
49%
36
*35
36%
*35
35%
430
3,800
12,900
300
32%
33%
32'%
33%
88.500
36 %
36%
36%
37'%
1,300
39%
18%
xl8%
39%
18%
35%
3,300
19 Ve
39 Ve
39%
19
35%
2,700
35%
500
35%
35%
35 %;
35%
38
38
37%
3 8'/a
37%
37%
33
38'%
37%
37%
2,500
36
36
X35%
35%
*35%
36'/a
25%
26'%
36
36
1.000
37%
37%
37%
4,000
*35%
37%
*
31 Ye
119
1
-
Johnson
33%
800
159
35%
50c
119
r-
*35%
36%
118
1181/2 -1181/2
•
46%
37%
118
1
118
46
118
130
45 V2
45%
3,700
21%
21%
2,100
21
21
3,100
46
21'%
22
21%
21%
211/4
21%
21'%
21%
20%
21 Va
21
211/4
20 %
21
20%
21
82
82
82
82
*801%
81%
*80'%
81%
30
47%
47%
47%
47V4
47'%
47'%
46%
46%
1,609
84
83%
83%
10
*80.1/4
47
.
.82
.
ll
84
*82%
46%
84
*82 Va
84
*82V4
53%
54
53V2
54%
54%
55%
5
66%
67%
67%
68'/a
671/4
681/4
100
75%
10
100
100
1
36%
37%
118
46
44%
5
4
36%
113
*
45 %
45
1
common
preferred
33%
18%
5
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
36
34%
38 %
Sulphur
Jewel
48%
36
*155
35%
48%
35%
46%
36%
35%
'
1
Light & Power Go
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co——a
Island Creek Coal!comm6n_^
<fc
■*'
35%
47'/4
159
16
Iowa Elec
Jefferson Lake
36
•
*155V4
159
35%
35%
25
_25
International Silver
159
161
161
9,200
133
90
90
59
.
100
19%
lOOVa
90
78
*75
78
19
19%
30%
11 Va
preferred
90
29,500
54
146
30%
59
a
140
15,100
54 Va
*75
75%
100%
90
90
428
146%
30'%
16 %
133
424
4,100
4,900
54
„
131 %
16%
16%
130%
29%
29 Ve
146
54%
99%
40%
91
*90
426%
425
146%
19%
19%
100% 102%
129%
1
7.50
30%
*75
78
19%
/
146%
30%
30%
*75
20
_No par
54
541/2
147%
31 Ve
77%
5
100
53 %
147 %
54'%
147
40'%
41
91
91
91
311/2
*30
41%
Cent Amer com__No par
:
!
100
International Salt
No par
5%
27
18
51%
41Va
*30 %
Int'l Rys of
Feb
59% July 28
51
41 %
90
Jersey Cent;Pwr
103% Feb
52
41%
-No par
May 12
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July
6
9
51
41%
42'%
9
23
*152
51
40 V*
*152
156
31%
Co__
1
Lt 4% pfd—100
50% Jun
156
50%
40%
*152
41%
Jaeger Machine Co—
..
*152
50%
40
146%
Limited
30
156
50
40 Va
100
com
156
5,800
50 %
154
*30%
7
88
Jan
v
90
.
40
No par
common
—-
1,500
49%
5
28
26
49 % Feb
154
23% Jan
Jun
82
89
31% Jan
.57
15*300
21%
90 %
7
4
1,400
22%
22%
89 %
25
Jun
7%
22%
5
86
8
8
89%
$6 preferred
!
,
,.u
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
July 23
7%
22%
1
50 % Mar 18
2
8
26
40% Apr
37% Jan
23
33% Oct
31
5
May 27
15
90% May 12
56% Dec
19 Ve Mar
38
Jan
2
52% Dec 31
Aug 21,
45% May
6
39
July 30
40
Aug 18
Jan
15
83
Aug 27
37 %
45
25
34% Apr 23
50
123
18% Jan
43
172% July 15
37
Jan 12
14
19% Feb
79
2
23
Aug 26
36% Jan
83
Jan~24
9
Jun
Packers
43
40%
881/2
—
International Paper
16% Jan
69
7%
1
Canada—
100
40%
41 Va
21%
l
preferred
7%
8
100
Int'l
$4
8
20
3
40
150
44'%
*7%
40 Va
88%
:
common
International
,
22%
4%
of
40%
88 Va
common
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Nickel
*42 Ve
22 Ve
preferred
!
International Mining Corp__
28
40%
23%
preferred
Aug 25
Jan
43
40'%
88%
Machines
Mar 12
94
42 Ve
,
100
4
,
*
50
par
No par
Corp
Harvester
133
Ve Aug 24
58'A Apr
4%%
Interlake Iron
Int'l
19
May
88 V4 Jun
Corp
preferred
7%
45
22%
.
Interchemical
57% July 10
14
*441/4
100
48%
43%
88
.
Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Business
35% Apr
.50
Va
.No par
Inspiration
Int'l
153% Jan
48%
1
~
-
Co
May 29
80
12% Jan
111
Steel
41 %
41'A
50
100 pesos
Inland
2
41
15
,
Mexico
A
Juiy
163
8
36% Jan
Jan
De
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
43% May
July 28
S
Electrica
July 17
May 7
May 6
109
July 28
18
common
preferred
4.42% preferred
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
7% Aug 25
21 y4 Apr 24
86% Aug 19
Co
2,000
46 %
_5
No par
——
40%
136
7%
43
7
page
130
1,900
"
7'/4
41% Aug
96% July 16
see
90'%
36% Jun
16% Nov
footnotes
90 %
*44
13
For
2.400
92
*90%
45
25
Dec
56%
22%
*44%
30
99% Aug
54% Oct
16,500
56%
22%
45
87
61
7%
23%
*44i/4
122% Nov
4
90%
7%
23%
56'%
22'%
44%
27
11
90'%
23
%
55
'
92
*90
3,300
23
55%
22%
92
17 Ve
44%
86% Feb
Mar
55%
22%
16%
14
27% Jun
Apr
55%
22
17'%
Jan
106% Aug
May 22
55
22
40
3,900
22'%
23%
55%
22
90%
100
1
50
5
/
68
47
17% Feb
38
22%
22'%
21%
21%
55
280
90
67 %
17
21%
110
67 Va
Aug 20
41% July 8
86% Jan
93
17
100
4,500
90
44 '%
31
38
17
500
2,500
90 %
23
13
31
16%
82
5,600
67'%
49
27
Dec
17
*80%
82
3,200
17 Ve
67 %
*48%
29 '% Jan
88
67%
48%
Oct
23
*80
*90
67%
48%
y# Dec
83% Dec
80%
67%
49%
13
Jan
75
*48%
21% Aug
10
33%
75
48%
95
Jan
33%
76
4.70%
2
84% Nov 14
Illinois Power
*90
,
34
75
69%
21%
1
10
Co
91
33%
91
80'%
81
*90
34'%
16%"
com——5
Illinois Central RR Co
80%
91
.
*75
08%
Ltd--No par
Inc
Idaho Power Co
Cement
81% " 82
1
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common———
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—,
17
17
118
*90
21
Jan
2
preferred;
—•
100
preferred-————-,—100
41
*38
76
34%
76
41
*38
5
Jan
13
34%
4F
*33
Jan
73
28
34%
*75
.
20
21 Ve
50
13
29% Jan
39%
20
21
22
July
■7% Jan
39%
6%
6%
6%
20 %
21%
41
12
Dec
39%
*33
6%
*19%
21 Va
,
44
30
19
21 %
40%
Dec
33% Dec
20%
,211/8
4,900
11,800
87
*42%
28 Ve
2
6%
•*19%
21
-85
44
9
17
6%
20%
21
87
40
15
Jan
6%
*19%
*85%
*42%
11
May 28
8 Ye
21 Ve
4.40% preferred
i——100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Indust
6%'
87
20 Va
75
Bay Min & Sm
*85%
21 Ve
50
Howard Stores Corp.—.—-—,
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)
87
20
25
common—3
preferred-
Apr
12
6%
*85%
*40 Va'
Jun
31
preferred—.
87
43%
Dec
13% Jan
44
42
26 Ve Sep
32% Sep
51%
43%
43 >/2
33% Sep
78% Jun
83
51 %
44'%
*41
Nov
33%
51%
43%
Jan
41% Mar 23
27% Mar 26
3
51%
44%
*40%
44
81% Jan
51%
44%
42
166
Jan
51%
44%
41%
2
87% Jan
52
42%
44
3
100
51%
42%
"43%
94
13
52%
42 Ve
10
1
com
*41
29% Dec
Sep 25
52
Corp
41
Jan
7% Jan
41%
300
29%
40%
24
44
Oct
•8
'29'%
41%
41
87
7
29'%
40%
*43
143
70% Jan
*29 %
40%
50
OcTl3
36% July 7
€8% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
29%
40'%
3,800
*
50
July 18
18% Jun
24'%
*29%
40%
preferred
43
13
9
23%
29%
40'%
35%
&
24
*29%
75
Hudson
24
40%
16
4.1/
Finance common__No par
Hunt Foods
24
23%
40%
41
preferred-
162
Oct
39%
4.26%
24% Nov
2
?
39%
4.08%
9% Nov
101
39%
4
3
2
.
39%
3
20
2
38%
Apr
47% Feb
Jan
Mar 17
80
1
3%%
4%
200
105
50c
34%
•>
6,700
'101
29%
$2.25 convertible
1
3,500
10'%
71
*29 %
convertible
Household
'
103
106
38%
20 Ve
71
1041/2
20%
*71
43% Feb
38% Nov
Jan
*103
103
38'%
20%
72'/2
38 %
x38
72%
47
89% Jan
14
103
*71
X4C %
Houdallle-Industries Inc
.
10
2.50
.
Corp—
Chemical
400
7,000
*71%
*78
July 2
46'% May 25
45% Deij
42% Dec
66
66
23% May 18
93% July 30
5%
18 %
64
111
*110
12.50
39
9
Oct
47
25
111
10
preferred-——30
55% Jan
1
43
8% Apr
*110
400
_5
52
28
Apr
41
Jun
110%
7,20(1
30
Jan
Jan
18%-Feb
31
*110
38%
9% Apr
32% Apr
t
19
31
109%
7 7'/a
*85%
Dec
109%
34%
63 %
38 %
$4.25 preferred-_No par
Hotel Corp of America common
1
50
*18
77 Ve
13
50% Dec
18 Ve
64
38%
90% Apr
11
18 Ve
63%
*33%
34%
78
23
88% Fab
18 Ve
63 V2
38 %
82'A Jun
88% Jan
18 '/a
63
76
31
63
\»33%
18%
63%
78
92
6
34%
18 %
63 %
190
500
1,400
38 %
5
Jun
33%
33
78
Hooker
90
33%
32%
37%
47% July 22
1
331/4
33
37%
30
Dec
33'/4
3 3
79
Jan
98
33%
33
1,900
\
-
Mining
Oil
82
4,000
3,600
37%
67% Dec
Honolulu
81
14%
78
common--
convertible
5%
83
38%
39% Nov
•1
*82
14 %
82
73
—1
Co
Holly Sugar Corp
Homestake
53'%
15 Ve
81'%
37%
COrp——No par
—
51 %
53'/4
110%
*109%
37'%
82%
>2
18%
63
100
—
51%
,
64%
*18%
common—2 1/12
7
6
*82
51%
51
33%
1
24
Jun
50%;
*37
37%
14%
83% Apr
8% Nov 20
*37
38
*37
38
77%
39% Feb
2
*37
9%:
'
47% Dec
Jan
9%
51
3
5
9%
14%
50%
—5
2
Sep
9%
77
-
2
88
44%
50%
;—.—25
17% Jan
12
43%
38
32% Jan
25% Dec
*43%
9%
9%
50
50''a
50
43%
28% Jan
30
600
7,800
29%
32%
Furnace
50
50%
50
54%
125
42
49
33%
Holland
54'%
*123
29
10
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
27
54%
125
42%
1
21
53'/4
*123
28%
49%
32%
$4%
53%
125
*123
125
42 Ve
48%
5
37
52%
54%
53%
*123
32%
3%%
July 22
56%
125
270
3.400
28%
preferred series A—-100
2nd pfd (conV)——No par
41
7
54 %
*123
1
Heyden Newport Chem Corp_;
117 '
Jan
12
*54 Va
Hewitt-Robins Inc
14% July 22
Nov" 14
55%
23% July 22
23% Aug 10
9% Jan
55%
5
.
16% Jan
35%
Hertz
72% Aug 25
115
35 %
*33%
Co
2,900
*111
35'%
1
Hershey Chocolate
23%
28%
28%
113
351/4
27
42% July 29
467/# Apr
64% Jan
85
5%
2,200
2.50
common
Powder
5,300
35%
noncumulative preferred—25
7%
112%
200
56%
28%
35%
& Co__
(G W)
28%
28%
114
112%
47
56
28
35%
„
Inc
Hercules
118% Apr 16
80
July
9
23%
28%
V
110%
;
Inc___
Hercules Motors
21
X28
114
10
Helme
3
72 7/# July
28 Ve
28%
*100
100
,
Co common-!
Heller (W E)
July 16
28
35 %
,3.65% preferred—
5
56%
28.
7.50
Co
Industries
56 V2
28%
1
Corp
Industries
Heinz (H J)
377/# Mar 13
7
Nov
Haveg
Hayes
12
56 %
28
xll0%
.
July 27
56 %
*46 %
35%
Hat Corp of America common4% %
preferred
7
16% Jan
85
Aug 28
61
25
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
79% May
Aug 10
56%
28%
47
35 %
Hart Schaffner & Marx__
13
20
56%
28'/#
100
;
Chemical
57 %
28%
47
2.50
com.
Corporation-
*46
46 Va
*46%
56'%
28
1
common
—
521/# May
32% Dec
Jan
38
preferred
44% Js*n
30'% Jan
Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac
13
20% Apr
22 Va Jan
7
Watch
461/2
47%
5
5
convertible
preferred
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
6
2
Jan
132
122% July
4%
25
Well Cementing
Printing Co
F)
Hammerraill
14
6 5 Ve
(W
Hamilton
July 23
114
19
88
Oil
71% May 19
5
20% Mar 31
8
Water
19
55 Va Aug
25% Jan
21% Jan
70
Hackensack
48% Mar 31
-
77
100
50 % .52
76'A
100
50
77%
100
50%
.
*82'%
55%
x5 5
67'%
771/a
78 Va
78
100 Va
100'/a
50%
%'
100
50%
■
50 Va
55
55%
15,100
68'%
67%
67'%
3,800
27,900
80%
79%
80%
100'%
99%
100'%
410
52%
51 %
52 V4
5,100
Number 5877
[Volume 190
, .
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(885).
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RECORD
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for Previou*
Lowest
Highest
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Tear 1958
Lowest
Highest
/
LOW
EXCHANGE
.
Monday
Aug. 24
Far
ftlMfW
SALS FKICKfl
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 26
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 27
Wednesday
Aug. 25
Shares
Aug. 28
K
47% Oct
Feb
28
38% Jan
2
39% Jan
7
83 —Jan
2
112% Dec
Feb
9
93% Feb
37
13
98% Nov 11
45% Mar
7
10
120
2
48
10
135
July-27
1
130
July-27
44
107
16
Jab
Feb
110
38% Jan
78
Oct
29
85
/Oct
28
90%, Oct
May
50% Dec
2
6
23
47
Jun
12
Feb
14
76
Jun
12
83
Aug 28
92
65
t
Aug 27
86
-
92% May 29
103
May
7
96
July 31
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
20
85 % July 10
50% Jan
10
88% Nov
19
98
10
25
/
36% May
,
39% Feb
13
2
.•
7
,
2
291/4 Dec
3
10%. Jan
2
18% Oct
30
8
28 % Jan
16% Jan
34
~~7
75 % Jan
~27
33% Jan
43% Oct
1051/4 Oct
10
Mar
33
Kellogg Co
Kelsey
Kendall
24
Kennecott
Jan
5
52 Vs Aug
70% Apr
21
7
11
24% Aug 24
31% Apr
20
Jan
2
461/4 Nov
7
43
Jan
7
46% Jan
16
70% Nov
21<
59
Apr
1
54% July 22
70% Jun 30
19% Apr
'25 %) Jan
22
28% Dec
2,
26% Jan
2
47% Aug 25
2
29% Feb
7
27 Va Jan
2
39% Apr
34% Jan
2
45% Nov
78 %' Sep
9
86
9% Feb
17
30
I-
'
,
22% Jan
2
2
16% May 26
31
Dec 22
32% Nov
Dec
33% Dec
31% Jun
12
35 ?/a
7.
27% jun
15:
2
33% Dec
19% Apr
22% Dec 24
6
41/4 Nov
25'/2 Dec
11
2
25% Dec
18
Feb
20
46% Dec
83
Jan
17
89
Jan
2
1
Jan
2
July
1 % Jan
91
10% Feb
12
29% May
7
1% Jan
9
2
15% Jan
5 % Jan
24
19
28% Jun
30'
36
40% Oct
10% Sep
19% Sep
2
2
Dec
"l~3% Oct"
13
10
2
Jan
14
57 V8 Jan
Oct
21
10
90% Dec
11
72% Feb
15
36% Mar 11
63% Jun
8
73
9
26% Aug 19
10% Mar
28% Jan
38% Oct
2
Jan
2
471/4 Dec
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
9
Nov
12
31
22% Mar 28
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
3
30
104
Jan
8
9
120
May 28
29% Jan
2
99
23
Aug 12
18
88% July 28
80 y2 Jun
92% Feb
4
14
15
30% Aug 28
39% Jun
2
20
84% Jun
11
Mar
8
July 10
27% Jun
152
25
&
$3
7%
46% Jan
26
139% Jan
15
5%
2
July 10
July 29
Louisville
&
19% Jun
6
15% Jan
27
7iy4Jan
7
12
104% Mar
Lorillard
7
7%
30
21% Jan
5
34% Apr
Lukens
7
35
Jan
22
15
123% Jun
Lykes
15
29% Jan
49
1,200
'67 %
65
66
65
65%
6,400
32%
(P)
:
9
Bros
46
453/B
457b
1,700
327/«
33%
34
34%
34
343/B
2,100
423/4
423/8
427b
9,200
41%
41%
41%,
42 %
413A
42
83
82
82%
82%
83
14%
14%
<
15 Va
14%
15%
34
34%
35%:
35%
20%
xl9%1-
193/4
32%
31% ;
32 %
20%
20%
20%
"*
*30
31 %
31%
*3%
7
.
34%
193A
32
323/8
20 %
207o
*3 7b
193/4
2.400
31 %
*30
•
*37/B
•
4
-
8,200
32%
"
2,300
203/4
20%
20 3/4
20 3a
,
4
500
20
*
32
323/b
32
2,500
353a
35 %
20
-
31 %
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4
14,500
34%
34%
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193A
.
34%
35 VB
35 VB
193/4
•
153/B
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34V4
35 VB
20%
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■
300
83
<
15%
153/4
15 VB
!
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83
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34V4
34 %
35%
31%
__4
34%
35 %
*19%
31%
*30%
4
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5,9 y4
29%.
29
29%
28%
28%
28 3A
28 3/4
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2,200
5
24 %
24%
247b
25
2474
243/4
24%
•243/4 /
23%
24
3,000
43%
433/8
433/B
42%
42%
43%
100
44
*86
1
89
43%
12%
30%
31
30%
2%
3
23%
23%
8%
878
8%
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8
23%
8
1,300
89
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2,400
12%
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6,300
30 3/4
30%
6,200
3
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200
23%
♦23
8
8 3/4
*8 3A
8'/2
1,300
8'a
*8'a
*8
8%
4,600
8%
7%
1
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
30
29%
30
5
46 %
46 %
46%
*6%
47
47'a
4778
48 3/8
48%
48%
233/a
24'/a
23%
24VB
9,200
8
297a
5,300
1,300
22%
7
22%
22%
24%
23%
76
76%
76%
76%
76
76 3a
76 Va
77%
753/4
76%
10,500
12%
12
12%
12
12 Va
12
12 vb
12
12'/a
11,000
)2
25
com
3%
233/4
89%
90%
89%
145%
145%
145%
2.50
10%
10c
107%
10%
110
897b
90
145%
145 %
54%
54 y4
66
66 v4
%
90 vb
90
145 v4
*145%
x55 %
55
66 3a
66 %
903/4
146
553A
68
3,500
90 3/4
90%
100
145
145
533A
55'A
18,500
*673/4
68 %
1,100
2,300
10%
10%
10%
IOV2
10%
10 3/0
10 3/B
107 %
112%
11178
113%
j13% 115%
114%
116 %
16,000
28'a
273A
28'A
143,800
10'/a
27% '
26%
27 vb
26%
2 73/8
27%
31%
31%
32 vb
313/4
32%
313a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
31%
32
31%
317/B
31%
14%
32 Va
15.100
14%
307/a
31%
30%
31
24,300
10
41%
41%
41%
42
417b
417s
41%
413a
41%
41%
100
*123%
10
^
34%
^__1
No par
r 26%
"
31%
1
1
14V8
4
Inc
common
com
100
5
common
100
El
303a
3
-*•
*23
8%
8%
' 24
"8%
12 3A
27/B
3
23%
*23
89
30 %
30 7b
27/B
3
29
12 3/v
127/8
30%
:io%
12%
15
_1
"23
123/4
127/e
"
*86
89
♦86
%
10
2%
437b
43%
89
*86
12
preferred__No par
Co
(M)
46
I
14%
~~i
Co
(Ky)_No par
Nashville—
Steel
47%
41
.
1,500
46
82
10
5,800
66 %
10
In^.
&
101
100
preferred
Lowenstein
6
31% Aug 13
11
48
125
34%
125
34%
*99
124
125
50
*99
101
150
-148%
*
83
*86
*148%
152
123%
124
101
*99
101
84%
*83
81%
124
343/B
34
347a
32
37
86
86
150
*147
150
43%
433/4
437/a
31%
29,100
33%
6,600
160
126
*122
343/B
99
6,700
343A
99
120
84%
*83
20
37
*85
147%
147'A
100
43%
43%
15,000
44%
43%
437b
43%
139%
140%
140 %
*139%
407c
41
41
41
41
41 Vo
2,700
40%
40%
41'A
40%
82%
82
82%
82
82
81
82%
81%
82%
3,800
F2
431/2
138
*139%
141
141
140
140
130
»/8
18%
19%
19%
19
193/8
193/o
19%
2,600
1
82%
83
82%
8474
83 %
86
86%
877/b
853/4
88%
10,600
3.33 ya
22
22
22%
217b
22 3/b
21%
22
22 %
21%
31 Va
*30%
& Sons Inc.
Col
*148%
101
34%
34%
84%
Gas
16
493a
87
Louisville
29
*40
*83
44 Va Mar 12
Oct
49"%
*86
142% Mar 25
Sep
49 %
84 %
5
17
49 %
*49
50
87
26
81
25%
*86
36% Jun
81% Sop
241/a Sep
25%
*83
136% Jun
2
26
*99
22
4
25%
100
23
10
-
100
Dec
Jan
25 %
100
Jun
11% Jan
25%
series E preferred
series G conv pfd_
44
60
53% 7533/4
553/8
54%
25
series D preferred.
143
55% Mar
547/b
25
*32%:
preferred
10
88
54%
24%
32%
Co Common_3
Lighting Co
series B preferred
14
76% Jan
54%
f.
32%
Cement Corp....^
Jan
48% July,
533/4
55
1
1
27% Feb
2
53%
54 VB
-
.1
Aircraft Corp
4.40%
3,400
533/B
4.35%
16
2,500
22,500
101%
4.25%
Apr 14
6
90% Mar
89
101
103
3,800
56 3/4
101%
567a
56
55%
«'
54%
*49
25
Long Island
4
.
48 3/4
53%
473A
:
conv
55%
373/8
48%
24%
pfdr75 Pesos Me*
Lone Star Gas Co
4.84%
55 Vb
2,600
1,800
397/a
39%
*37
102%
6614
26
36% Apr
48%
'
54%;
66%
Lone Star
5
37
48
48
48
53%
101
66%
Inc
39%
37
*
0
Theatres
373A
37%
53%
54%'
Lockheed
31%
38%
?
5,700
,32
53
103%
54%
Loew's
313/4
1,500
53%
54
Loew's
*47%
32
31:
303/4
*38%
*36%
48
53
102%
5
8
1,700
48
102 %
100
9
300
48%
473A
'
68 %
preferred
17% July 10
38 3a
*373A
56
55%
Link Belt Co
9
37% J an
.
V.
473A
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
1
80
333A
38 3/4
37
47%
55%
*55%
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
5
x37
48%
47%
Corp_________.No par
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
5
128% Jan
Jun
37%
Lerner Stores
12
37
40
88%
80
38 3/4
79%
■
46 %
i
Lehman. Corp
._—;
Lehn & Fink Products
4
29
129i/2 Nov
128
31
30%
40
37%
2nd pfd______No par
RR___
No par
non-cum
Industries
155% Apr
30%
38%
*86
79%
79 VB
473A
67%
„•
1st
non-cum
50c
Corp
104
47%
68
,
& Sons
Lionel
Mar
47%:
47
preferred
Litton
Mar
47%
*837/b
88%
88%
*3734
67%
common.-
14% Mar 23
37
47%
2.8
135% July 28
39% Apr.
383A
46%
_
Co
Tire_i
(James)
14
100% Apr
2
July
*37%
87%
*86
87 %
*86
"
100 G
i
iLehigh Valley
24
2
5
"6~3% Oct"
July 28
98 Va Apr
80% Jan
140% Jun
3~
6
9
5
38%
*83%
87%
*83%
1
Lehigh Cdal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
20
13% Jan
4
46% Jan
9
16
82% Dec
37%
.
x79
•
5
preferred series
3.85%
.
77% Aug'27
158% Jun
May
5
29
2
Co
&
2.
Rubber
Lees
24% Aug 25
17
49
Lee
9% July 13
12
18% Jan
57% Apr
11V2 Jun
803/4
.
__l
Consolidada 6.-%
Lane Bryant
22
3% Apr
31% Mar
88%
•
•'
Mfg Co
4.32%
7
37% Jan
53% Apr
87%
80%
1
2
.La
10% Jan
Jan
2
May
15% July'
26
7% Jun
32
Sep
55% Apr
6
13
2
Apr*
S)
H)
100
*86
23
Inc
Laclede Gas Co
22
30% Mar 23
6
30
10
34%
(S
(S
Kroger Co»
4% Mar 11
Jan
61/4 Sep
28
7% Jan
34 Va Jan
85
17% Feb
5% Jan
65% Jan
Kroehler
23%. Jan 22
8
7
24% Feb
140
Kress
5
30
28
20
22% Feb
14% Jan
Kresge
3
42%JUly
31
121/4 May
9
39% Oct 21
9% Mar 26
28
5
34% Jan 22
Va Jan
(E j)
180
92%
*83%
2_.N0 par
preferred
26% Mar
.
18
.23% Aug
Mar 28
4%
35
Aug
43% Mar
»
6
Copper
pritr preferred
Steel & Wire Co_
Korvette
3
84
92%
80%
¥¥¥¥16
-
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-3eeley Corp
__2
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
26
83
92
88%
\
;
conv
Keystone
7
17% Mar
29% May 5
3% Feb 10
24
Feb
85
1
4%%
85%
92
87'/a
County Land Co
;_2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
1
51 Va Mar 13
6
'
25
3% Jun
•
6
2
3% May 19
14
18
.,.
8
Aug 20
19V2 Aug
13% Jan
; Jan
18% Jan
Jun
13% May
31
22% Jan
.17
Aug 24
80-
11;
43% Nov
22
64
..
41
May 29
17% Oct 21.
24% Jan
9
19
81
*84
93%
80
Kern
66% Nov 28
29'/a Nov
*79%
86%
*86
39%
81
81
*83%
30%
3,900
♦92
93
5
Co/_
*79%
300
/■
50
*84
*84
94%
-
125
493A
>
*79%
86%
8.75
'
*118
50
100
132%
93
*79%
84
*93
50c
Co
81
*127%
_
125
*493A
200
47
•>. 86 %
81
"
100
;
*118
493A
v'x49%
_100
J
Hayes
29
601/4 Nov 11
.
*79%
190
125
135
-
100
109 %
47
*126
22,200
593a
..
*108
48
125%
50
^100
;
110
*47
125 '
125
125
*108
48
125%
135
49%
Kayser-Roth Corp ;
2
Feb
50
7
25
38
20% Jan
130
49%
Kansas Power & Light Co
Jun
63
"119%
preferred-
.117% Feb
5
pfd__100
par
50% July 31
*125%
59%
60
587/e
59%
107%
*47
48
Pr & Lt Co coni_No par
conv
58%
107%
59%
110
*47
130
4
40% Aug
•
57%
*107%
'
47%
*125%
4.35% preferred.^.
100
Kansas City Southern com.j.No
par
4% non-cum preferred
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
No
.
>
38% Aug 28
48 % Mar 25
26
51 Vb Jun
6
110
"47
preferred-__100
preferred
*
4.20%
.
41% May 12
17
96% Jan
13?'
3.80%
88% Feb. 12
July 27
41% Feb
55 Va Aug
25 '/a Apr
Mar
(ser of 1959)
59
"107%
50
4%
preferred.....
4.50% preferred
t
1
5
•
convertible
58%
100
preferred
Kansas City
Mar 11
93
76% Mar 31
Jan
:
17
4%%
4%%
4%%
~—
May 20
89% Feb
.
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
2
29% Jan
19
33%
..
24
92% Jan. 27
9
"Jan
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4%% convertible preferred
8
Feb
82
r
Dec
34
July
57% Apr
87
82% Jun
July 27
^
10
Steamship Co
22 %
10
*3p%
18%
19%
19%
2,900
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
125
Apr
17
118% Jan
32 % Jan
21% Jan
2
36% Nov
17
Jan
3
39% Dec
2
78% Jan
6
88
1
18% Oct
28
13% Apr
6
Jan
2
87 Va Mar 30
2
18
Jan
9
20% Jan
18% Jan
14
17% Dec
31"
14
10
71 i/e Oct
13
53% July 13
78
2
60% Dec
1
48% Jan
Feb
10
23% Apr
5% Jan
Jun
39% Dec
10
8% Sep
8% Nov
2
5% Apr
'12%
17
Jan
Aug
28% Oct
Jan
21
442% July 10
12
450
29
390
7
36% Jan
4% Aug
29
19"
6
6
6% July 17
Jan
5
15j%
7
26
1
Jan
8
5% Aug 25
485
Mar 17
Jun
Mallory
7% Jan
7% Feb
4
24% Oct
29
23% Jan
2
Oct
28
64 V2 Jan
5
77
25% Jan
59% Dec
31
45% May
5
59% Jan
7
29% Jan
45% Nov
81% Jan
93% July 11
30
36% Jan
»
Sep 25
7
42% Jun
2
47% July
Martin
5
46% May 22
Ma'sonitfe
53% Feb
42% Dec
3
37
Feb
49% Dec
22
46
May 19
85% Jun
26
74% Jun
75
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
74
66% Sep
15
77
26
81
May 19
81
65% May 22
24
Ma'r 26
Mar 31
72% Mar 17
82
Feb
36% Aug 18
42
July
7
24% Aug
5
2
20
18% Apr
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
39% Jan
9
45
24
44
Feb
10
Dec
Dec
29
9
Co
McCord
July 24
$2.50
13% Jan
62
Jan
2
83% Dec
29
56% Dec
1
78
Aug
2
24
38% July 20
31% Aug 24
317b Apr
23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
59% Dec
1
10 % Jan
2
20% Nov
17
39
Mar
17% Jan
7% Jun
98
Dec
31
93A Jan
*"3~
10
84
May
38
68 % Jan
2
37% Jan
54
Aug
Corp
__;
26
4
19
8>/s Feb
13
33 % Apr
9
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
78 %.
14
89 % Aug
23% Jan
12
2
21 %
July 17
99% Feb
3
43 % July 30
10 % Mar
5
24% July 24
51
Feb
2
95% Mar 26
28% Apr
16
85 % Apr
7
Jun
2
July 28
85
May
19% Jan
7
32
Dec
18
29% Jan
7
38
36 3A Jan
10
83 3/b Dec
10
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
74
Oct
For
1
footnotes
86
see
7
May 20
page
26.
79% May 21
77
Aug
5
85
Feb
6
&
43/4
41'a
41
413a
*4%
57
64
20
455
*441
3,000
41%
40 3A
300
2,000
5%
53/4
53A
1,100
91
45%
91
36%
38%
4
3
:
50
preferred
28%
5%
26'%
*71
49%
45%
70
77
*39%
40
51
*49
47b
*6%
5%
45/b
5%
5%
2674
100
5
1
A
_3
1
57a
47b
6%
5%
26%
27
43/8
267/a
72%
49%
49%
49%
49%
48 %
49'a
49
45%
457a
45%
45%
453/4
46
46
*90
3774
♦72
75
*72
75
5,600
26 3/b
2 63/b
27
72%
3,400
7%
7%
7'a
400
4%
*4%
265/s
100
75
72
49
7,400
Va
46 Vb
1,400
*90%
91 %
90%
•90%
90%
39 !/b
40%
40 %
41%
40%
41%
x377»
,38%
373/4
38 3a
39
39%
48 3/4
250
90'A
397b
49
91%
52,600
■
4,200
38%
39 %
4874
497b
487/b
49 vb
49 %
49
77
77
77
♦77
78%
*77
78%
90
77
78%.
*77
78 %
80
77
*68%
*75%
77
*77
78%
*77
70
*68%
70
*68%
70
*68%
77
*75 %
77
*75
76%
♦75
76 Va
39
39
39
39 vb
x38%
38%
233/4
24'a
23%
233/4
24
397/b
*39 7b
40
397/a
40
39%
♦49
49
51
143/B
14%
14%
78
79
*78 vb
40
39%
49
14 5/B
-
♦48
24
4,600
.
500
39%
50%
14%
143/4
14%
1
100
8,500
147b
143a
79
79
80
80
30%.
180
79!
40
40%
40
40
40
40 vb
2,000
3934
35
34%
35%
34 Vb
343/8
8,300
44%
46
3,200
147o
*79
3334
337/e
x44
447b
44%
443A
•67
68
68
68
323/e
50%
*48
2,600
38 3A
38 3/i
24%
397/e
3,800
70
22 3/4
39%
31 %
32%
44% _44%
J6%
v
'
45%
46
x69
69
69%
69'a
400
19
19
19
*18%
197a
1,100
94
♦92
933/4
93 3a
*67
68
19%
19%
19%
187B
94
94
41
42
Xll%
,
...
(1st series)
common
•
common..*
5
*15%
92%
93
933/4
40%
42%
40 %
41%
417/B
1,100
16,800
9
preferred series B__
Inc
6%
39
22%
Robbins Inc
preferred
4%
39
22%
5
Corp_J_
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
$3.50
455
*441
41%
41
57
647/B
64
64%
28%
5%
26%
74%
49%
....
Shoe Corp
Co
56%.
56
460
17Vb
Co.«»w^..
Corp common
&
39 %
55
633/4
*440
28%
Trucking) Co_____
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
'
4%
455
64%
28'/a
McLean
Merck
470
55%
456
*16%
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
414%
3,400
*456
6374
:
McDonnell Aircraft
Melville
4,700
64'A
55
17
1
Mead
58%
63%
28 %
50c
McKesson
1,500
17
i
McGraw-Hill
2
25
Mar 31
163A
28
Corp
common—:
convertible preferred
Stores
3%%
163a
173/B
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McGraw-Edison
20 Va Jan
96
Apr
26% Apr
5
16%
163/4
15%
55%
65
163A
L_No par
^..No-par
.
preferred
69% Aug 28
19
7
5
16
10,000
153/B
*84 %
28%
;
common..
48% July 16
22% Dec
2
47
Feb
19
15%
100
:
...
9
2
86 % Jan
94% Feb-
180
19
15%
39%
48%
78%
78%
series
1947
30
13% Jan
22 % Jan
19% Feb
58
85
19 vb
38%
48%
*77
*77
*68%
*'<5%
McCrory-McLellan
283A Mar 3
85
187/B
6%
i__No par
No par
__No par
Corp—
30
41 % Jun
53
3 3A%
42
*34%
19
28 vb
„..._No pur
preferred
McCall
Jan
13
24
Corp.J
prelerred
Maytag
18% Jun
75% July 21
4174
85
133/4
*16%
1
pfd
$3.40
42
85
674
:
preferred
$3.75
4178
19%
4174
1674
Co
$3.75
42
85 %
1874
*85
28 vb
May Dept Stores common.,
2
7,500
1674
100
62% May 11
2
42
42 Vb
28
No par
14
11
11,300
16%
com
93% Jan
32% Jan
Jan
July 30
Co
&
preferred
89% May 12
75% Nov
25% Jan
34
Field
4%%
180
46
16%
.1
Bros
Marshall
8
26
121
45%
40
Marquette Cement Mfg Co,
'
-
44%
300
31
*30%
*119
40
4%
6%
i
Maxwell & Moore___12.50
Marscaibo Oil Exploration."
1
Marine Midland Corp common
5
4%
convertible preferred
50
12
45%
44
—5
Co
Manning,
July 29
43 vs
307/b
121
*119
42%
85
55
1 ^
1 ,,,
43%
303/4
307b
120
19
*15
1
307a
120
18%
10
-1
50
Manhattan-Shlrt._-._i.
28% July 30
67
Co
42%
31%
120
..No par
&
Manati Sugar Co'
26
5% Jan
18% Jan
RR
(P R)
•Mandel
1
51% Jan
Coal
120
41%
84%
__No par
Garden
Co
Mahoning
14
Jun
33
Square
Magnavox
48% May 12
7% Jan
44
1
Inc___
Magma Copper.
2
9% Jan 30
22% Mar 16
F^und
Madison
70% July 27
8
43
(R H) Co Inc com__i__No par
4%% preferred series A...
100
Madison
30
Jan
30% Jan
119
5
.
119
Macy
*'
21
31% Jan
100
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
43% July 10
10
Jan
37
1
6%
49% July 10
82% Jun
May 14
MacAndrews & Forbes common
87b
83a
8%
8%
4,100
8"%
22%
8%
87/B
*8%
22%
83i
83/4
10
10
2274
22%
23%
237b
23 %
23 %
23%
23%
4514
*83%
46
92
2 7%
46
46 vs
48 VB
46%
5
100
1
100
46
47
457b
46
*89 %
92
89%
89%
*89 %
27%
27
27'a
26 3A
3%
3314
16%c
75%
No par
26%
42 VB
92
•
81
81 %
81 %
81'A
82
?4
34
34
34%
34%
75 5/b
76%
76%
773/4
77
783/4
81
81
*77 3/4
81
*773/4
10
3,700
27
81%
81%
81
800
7,200
92
81'A
34
*77%
*89%
26 5/b
3314
76%
%
41
27'A
8114
81
*77%
27
94%
300
35
2,700
75%
77
13,300
*773/i
81
*34
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 31
.
<$886)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
|ti|t fw
Frtrtwt
Basic Since
Year 1558
Loweet
Hi\ghmt
Lowest
30% Mar 10
63% Oct
19% Feb
t
18
Jan
2
53% Jan
6
78
Jun 10
44 %
27
8
39
Jan
2
2
78
~Sep
15
15% Jan
Dec 22
91
10
62% Dec
92% May 12
Apr
102
79
Sep
24
Oct
15
92
34% Jan
6
28% Jun
25
35% Jan
2
Jan
Jan
52% July 21
445/a Jun
51% Apr
51
July 23
July 24
Jun
10
2
92
4
35% Feb
18
Jan
8
33
18
6
Deo
111% Jan 28
11
5
25% Jan
28% Deo 31
18
9
8
24 y2 Aug
20% Not
2
21% Jan
Feb
92
2
Not
28
9
I
9
18 ye Feb
Oct 31
96
13
25
14
16 '/a Jun
Dec
29
111% Jan
116
31% Apr 28
2
35% Oct
8
27% Jan
6
35% Dec
29
32 y2 Jun
24
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
16% Jan
2
6
40% Jun 24
44% Aug
Feb
25
18% Feb
25
25% Aug
8
27
10
39% Deo
16
31
Jan
5
5% Aug
6
2
41% Jan
8
5
-
Utilities
Inc
Enterprises
Midland-Ross Corp
5%%
1st
Midwest
10
inc
Oil
79
%
80
*76
10
4% Jan
2
Jan
62
80
*76
80
*76
80
*76
79
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*91 %
95
10
47
47%
46%
47
471/4
47%
46%
47
3,100
50
49i%
49%
49%
50
49%
50 V2
3,800
48%
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48'%
'48%
48 %
.
48%
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100
48
48%
48
48
*48 'A
48'/2,
48 %
48%
700
88
88
88
88%
*88%
89 %
88%
881/2
220
38 %
1,300
38%
38
38%
37%
38%
19%
19%
130
127i%
128i%
27
26%
26%
19%
19%
129
26%
*100__
*100—
191/4
128
26%
38%
38
19%
38
19%
128%
26%
*37%
19%
129
19%
130
132%
26%
26%
6,300
5,400
26%
9,400
26%
*100
*100jJjr
19%
132%
*100/0
35%
35.1/4
35%
35i%
35%
36'/2
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36
25 %
*24%
25%
25
251/4
25
25
*24%
24%
16%
163%
16'%
161/2
16%
16%
16%
16%
500
151 y2 Apr
24
Minn
No par
2.50
No par
1
1
s—8
140%
141'%
14H%
144%
142%
143%
6,000
34%
351/4
Mining
Mfg
&
Minnesota
&
39
Jan
22
Minnesota
Power &
25
Jun
19
Minute
Maid
4
Mission
Corp
4
Mission Development
38
5
Mar
2
Jan
8
52% May 25
21
preferred
conv
Ontario
Paper
Light
Corp
-,
Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
17
143%
35%
34%
34%
35'%
35%
35
35
34%
35
34
341%
1,800
21%
22%
22%
231/4
22%
23%
22"%
23%
56,900
43%
44
43%
44'%
43%
43%
43 '/a
43%
431/2
44
25
25
24%
24%
24 Ve
24%
23%
24%
23% -24
39
40%
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
9,700
5%
5%
53/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
51/2
5%
3,000
49%
51%
51
51%
50%
51%
50%
50%
7,500
40'%•
403%
40%
40%
40%
19'%
19%
19%
191/e
19Ve
17'%
173%
17%
17%
16%
__
—
5%
49%
34%
50
40 %
40%
Cement
Co._6.25
20% Jan
30
Missouri Public Service Co
1
19
19
8
18% Apr
27
Mohasco Industries Inc common
Portland
5
17 y2
17%
Missouri
Jan
9
70
Aug
78 y2 Aug
3 % %
5
B
14
lb
Jan
19
Mojud Co
6
29
6
24
Jan
29
Monarch
11 J/4 Apr
22
23
24
May
2
14% Sep
8% Sep
13
4% Apr
Tool
6,700
40%
40'/a
40'/a
19%
191/8
19%
1,100
171/4
.
17
17%
34; 100
15%
15%
•
68%
67%
68%
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69%
*68%
78
77 %
77 %
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78
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14%
14
14
14
14
14
14%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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21%
21%
21%
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21 %
.
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—
30
78
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.
69%
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14%
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78
78
1,400
80
900
500
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13%
*13%
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13%
13%
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No par
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10%
10%
10'%
*10%
ll'/4
*10%
11%
*10%
11%
100
a
51%
52%
51 %
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
53%
32,100
Montana-Dakota
Utilities Co—.—5
32 %
33
x32'%
331/4
32%
33 %
33
33 %
5,200
Montana
Co..
No par
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
26%
27%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
Monon
class
RR
6
18% May 28
2
14% May 26
Class
8
56% July 27
Monsanto
28% Jan
14
2
1.25
Inc
4,400
69%
*68%
5,400
No par
_2B
Jan
28
100
100
Machine
38% Jan
35% Mar
5
—
preferred
12% July 14
28 % Aug
—
preferred
4.20%
x
35
34%
.
issued
600
35%
35
10
45% July 29
143
21%
34%
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri
143
600
35%
6
RR
Missouri-Kan-Tex
242
*35
21
Aug 14
23% Aug 18
*451%
48 %
48%
89%
47%
25 %
68% Jan
1
50
*76
.
35%
18% Jan
31% Deo
£0
81
*16%
60
41% Nov 20
20
70
►
*79%
S Marie—No par
18
8
20
92
Louie Ry__No par
2nd
$1.50
20 % Sep
30
79%
*87%
Minn St Paul & S
16% Dec
29% Apr
22% Jan
X79%
90
49%
Jun
8
81
"90
Minneapolis & St
15% Jan
,
*80
92
4
13
8% Jan
400
81
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16
19
Not
90
10
Jan
17,100
Jun
19
Nov
80
2
19%
74V2
20% Feb
39% July 29
31
When
52
74
3,200
19i/4
19%
74
611/4
*73i/»
19%
74
60%
48%
49%
12% Jan
18
60 %
19%
47%
49
40
14% Dec
Shares
Aug. 28
93%
17
Dec" 30
19%
60
/
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
93%
*45%
Corp of Amer—1
Ea'iw Utat
Thursday
80%
80%
81
*88
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Mollne Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
100'/a Aug 14
*
100
Corp—
Chem
19%
—1
5
common
preferred
Minerals &
41% Mar 16
29
Oct~24~
Midland
Co
July 21
29 % July 29
B
9% Jun
Apr
2
Machine
24 '/a Mar 20
7
21% Mar
July
35
43% Dec
16%
40 % Jun
150
49% Apr
29% May
2
4% Jan
20
Mesta
Feb- 27
10
11% Jan
53 y2
6
2
17
73 % Feb
South
33% Jan
20% NOT
10
Jan
Copper
Middle
87
13% Jan
Jan
Miauu
25
July 21
83% Jan
126
2
59
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
Jun
78
39% Aug
21% Feb
17
7% Jan
—>90
61
-80
92
39% Jan
88
7
76
81
*90
77
Sep 19
13
39
24
14% Jan
78
*80
92
43% Oct
2
25 % Feb
81_
»9C
Mar 31
2
15
Jan 23
*73',4
*80
Mar 13
88
40% Oct
48% Dec
741%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% plo__100
4.35% preferred series
_—100
3.85% preferred series
—100
3.80% preferred series100
4.45% preferred series100
15
88 y2 Apr
5
4
24 Ve Mar
19%
74
19%
75
Aug 12
13
104
14
Jan
97
19%
19%
*74
1
98
93 V2 Aug 24
*60%
5
25
22% Feb
82V4 July
7
July
'60J/2
60i%
60
PKICE8
Aug. 26
60
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman
&Scott
SALB
Wednesday
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
1
12.50
5
64% Aug
26
90% Feb
79
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Far
EXCHANGE
15
Jun
89
9
Jan
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
High eat
A
B
Chemical
Power
Co
14%
*13
100
14
32%
33%
27%
28'%
8,300
27%
27%
27%
2,200
26%
.
Montecatinl Mining
14% Jun
18 % Feb
21% Dec
22
20 % Jan
29
14
25% July 14
3
27% Aug 28
36 % Jan
2
& Chemicalshares-—
1,000 lire
American
Oil Co
Monterey
1
25
37% Deo 22
Jan
2
42% NOT 13
40% Feb
53 Ve Aug 24
Montgomery Ward & Co
17% Jan
2
21% Nor 17
24% Feb
Moore-McCormack
28
11% Jan
2
23% Deo
31
20% July 30
23% Jan
2
35
5
60% Dee 31
57% Jan 28
May
24
7
May
23
16
Feb
9
74
July 15
21% July 10
28
Jan
2
32
Jan
13
24% Jan
2
37
July
8
18
43% Jan
2
51
% Aug
4
Jun
9
31% July 24
50% Jan
8
18% NOT
11
32% NOT 21
Jan
25% Oct
45
17
30% Jan
33% NOT 28
Feb
25
26
50
19% Jan
38
Deo
39% July 17
Sep
18
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
51%
53 %
51'%
52'A
51%
52%
12
21%
21%
21'%
21%
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21%
26i/4
w
52%
52%
21%
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26
53% V
26'/8
.
»
21%
21%
1,500
38
9,80C
113
5,100
5,700
27,100
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1
43% July 29
130
30% Apr
12% Apr
19 % Jan
26%
No par
Lines
20
Morrell
37
37%
108
109%
10
60
Co
&
Inc
Products
Motor
10
3
(John)
Motorola
Corp
-
60
36
110'%
60
371/e
36
37
36%
36%
113%
112
113
112%
113%
60
61
60
60
60
36%
112
.
2,000
60%
60
•
18%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
Mueller Brass Co
1
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
291/4
29%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myara (F II) & Bros
I
1
34%
34%
34
34
*331/2
341/2
341/2
33
33%
49
49
49
49%
49
49%
49%
501/4
49%
50
2,500
16
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
26%
29
28%
28%
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No pa*
43%
43%
42 %,
42%
*42V4
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
700
1
16%
17%
16%
Motor
Wheel
Corp
*34
:
1,2.00
1,400
;
900
N
0% Jan
11
16% Dec
14
19
15
Jan
43% Jan
22% Deo 29
23% Mar
21
137/e Jan
41% Jan
168
9% Jan
50% Jan
20
2
30% Deo
86% Jan
24
Jan
90
Jan
100
19
80
National
96% Aug 28
21
Jun
1
34% Mar
109
21
Fuel
Gas
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
25% Apr
38% Jan
2
67
Sep
70% Sep
Oct
103
Aug 15
Sep 17
94
102
Oct
National Linen
44
54
Aug 28
Apr 17
Natl
9
7
98% Aug
16% Jan
Steel
23
40 % Mar 13
National
Sugar
24% Mar 25
National Tea
13% Aug
3
National
14%-Apr
2
21% July 29
10% Mar 24
National
U
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
15
10
7
Jan
9
Jun
26
Ref
Co
Co
—4
-
Inc
1
Radiator
S
371/2
*36%
37%
*37i/4
37%
500
19%
18%
19
18%
19
19
191/4
19%
19%
22,400
1
12%
12
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
121/4
123%
7,000
12%
12
121/4
121/8
12 '/8
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
6%
6%
Xl2
*11%
121/8
12%
12%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
6%
7
6%
*13%
7
7
7
13%
*13%
31
32%
40%
40%
40%
*40%
79
*77%
82% Mar
21% Jan
2
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
34% Aug 28
31% July
8
New
36% May 22
440
Feb
13
England
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont
Mining
York
Air
York
Chicago & St Louis Co
Central
& Harlem RR Co
Y
New
50
Jun
Mar 18
75
Apr 24
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
NOT
35% Jun
New
19
41% Jan
Jun
25
14
York
20 Ve
79
*77%
20%
20%
20%
*83
85
*83
85
20%
*83
32%
4,500
41
41'%
1,000
79
20"%
85
*77%
79
20%
21
*83
85
86
831/4
85
83'A
83 %."
39%
40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
39%
40'%
2,600
32%
33
32
32%
32
32%
33
34i%
34%
34%
29%
22,2.00
49,600
33'%
15,000
1$
—50
28%
28 %
33%
33%
290
*275
28 Ve
X32%
*275
28%
28%
32%
331/a
290
*275
291/4
33
290
28%
32%
*275
29%
331%
290
291/4
32%
275
No par
—100
Shipbuilding Corp
1
71/4
7%
6%
5,600
33V2
14
13%
13%
131/2
14
13 'A
13%
13%
131%
-3,300
30
30%
30%
30'/4
30
30
29%
29%*
29'%
29%
2,200
57%
58%
57%
57%
57%
573%
57
79
79
80
77
78
36%
36%
36%
36'%
36%
60,500
703%
140
75
25C
7%
7%
7i/e
7%
6%
7
6%
Y
$3.75
57
*78
36
57%
*77
79
78
78
36%
36
36%
36
*69
57%
'
71
*70
preferred
69%
70%
*69%
71%
69%
71 >/2 Jun
3.40%
69%
16
3.60%
preferred
—100
73%
73i%
73%
.73%
72%
731/2
73%
23
75
Jun
22
85% Mar
3
3.90%
preferred
__100
*78%
*78%
801/2
80%
*78%
80
*78
80
80%
*78%
24
Jun
3
88% Apr
2
4.10%
100
87
*85'%
87%-
*85
102 y2 Jun
preferred
10
Mar 23
6.25%
preferred
—100
95
Jun
Aug 19
5
108
102% Feb
26
4.85%
23"% Aug 25
44 % July
2
104% July 9
Niagara
—100
i
preferred
100
Share
Corp
Chemical Co
Jun
17
19
84% Jan
29
18
21% Jun
3
19
35 Vb Aug 24
52% Mar 18
North
American
NoVl7
35% July 22
21% Jan 28
40% Jun
North
American Car
30
Nopco
Norfolk
&
Western
44% July 23
Northeast
Jan
27
Northern
22
Northern
16
5%%
24
13
102
Jun
17
113% May 26
108
Jan
8
47% Feb
9
57 %
22% Jan
2
72
6
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
5
108
Feb
113% Mar
6
May 22
22% NOT
11
83% Jan
23
94
13
80% Jun
9
88% Mar 23
July 16
80% Jun
4
86 % Mar
i
July
2
Capital
Natural
Corp-.-
*40%
40%
71
*70
70%
32
x32%
31%
26.
Norwich Pharmacol
—100
I
'—100
—100
1
Co
41
41%
42
42
4,000
70%
70%
703%
*69%
311/4
30%
311/4
30%
31%
1041/4
103%
104
103%
103%
110'%
*109%
110'%
109
109
51%
52%
52%
24%
23"%
104
1041%
110 y2
II01/2
HOI/2
*109%
51%
51%
51 %
51%
52
24%
241/4
24%
24%
73%
73%
24
5%%
29
40%
104
51
Northwest
92% Jun
31%
110%
5
$3.60 preferred series
Inc
*70
*104
8
preferred
5,300
»/4
*104
40%
94'%
*22
40%
(Minn)—
Common
Airlines
77,000
37
40%
40%
70%
loo
Corp
39%
36 %
36%
—100
preferred
conv
39
371/2
38%
Northrop
Apr
39'/4
36%
36%
X36%
10
7
300
38%
37%
10
47% Jan 27
3,700
36%
44
31% Jan
10
1,700
95%
22i%
36
48% Apr
31
31
41
951/4
22'%
35%
31%
—10
25
.1.25
24%
73i%
*72i%
84
84
82i%
*81%
84
84
841/2
•
84%
*82%
*811/2
85
*841/2
82%
24
71
180
230
6,900
241%
8,300
721/2
•
160
7,600
52%
73
73
72
72
*82%
84
1,800
95
36
40
"
22'A
40%
36%
100
57% Dec
40%
35%
^_100
33% Dec
40%
35 %
preferred series
34% Dec
40%
5
preferred series
2
23%
941/4
$4.16
6
40%
23%
221/4
$4.11
17
23
*971/4
237/s
93%
88% Mar 23
30% Dec
*22'%
98%
231/2
*21%
89
Mar 25
23 %
*97'%
221/4
44% May 12
17
x23
98%
93%
82% July 14
29% Aug
7
30% Jan
7
7
983/4
93%
7
31
*971%
*21%
i
500
110
106
*105'%
983/4
23%
50
-
1051%
23
10
87
*97%
22%
;
80
-
105%
94
—
75
105%
98%
*97%
73%
1,400
7C
105%
40%
81% May 18
83% Dec
105
92 %
19
22% Apr
10% Jan
105
40
.
Ry Co
Gas Co
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
105%
87
85
1
Corp
preferred
5.80%
105%
85
*21%
l
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States pwr Co
84
25
Aviation
Central
84
2$
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
35% Jan
Jun
5
new
-NOT
23 % Mar 10
10
275
Hartford Co-
&
series A
73% Apr! 1
77% Apr 13
6
3,900
86
»Common
:
16,900
85
86
State Electric Gas Corp—
i
No par
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
No par
/'
*77%
31%
41'%
86%
No nar
Y
17
85
32%
I
N Y
38% Feb
20%
20 %
*83
1,600
100
14
*13%
1,100
2,100
7
1
Brake
Haven
79
*77%
72
14
7
86
10
Corp
New
N
300
19
31%
29% Aug 27
*36%
40%
Common
page
37%
5,800
12,000
37
31%
Preferred 5%
see
*36%
.
37
40%
5
93% Mar
95'%
32
6
37% Dec
951/4
40%
10% Jan
94% Jun
50
95'A
31%
20% Jan
92
50
951%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
—100
6% Aug 28
Jun
44
50%
95%
13
49% Mar 13
68
42%
50'%
94%
26
13'/a Aug 25
18
43
50%
94%
37% Apr
43% Feb
9
9
42'%
*49%
94"
14
27
9
42%
49%
94%
x94%
14
4
27
41
49%
14
New
Aug 28
40%
50
*13%
Inc
80
41
1
Bros
2.00
9,500
21%
Neisner
New
25% Feb
123%
26
19
31% Feb
*92%
41
1
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
275
94
12,100
21%
*49%
1
Co
23% Jan
10
21%
1
-
Fibre
21%
*92%
Feb
73
For footnotes
—10
No par
Corp
Theatres
28
1
Corp
1
Cast-No par
___10
Co
Jan
7
Feb
Co
National
25
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
31
Steel
&
6
69 y4 Aug 21
80% Oct
Service
Malleable
National-Standard
19
70% Sep
5,400
41
Aug 18
2
37% Jun
31
59% Nov
92'%
70
30
5
92%
800
32% Dec
12
94
22
72% Nov
32% Jan
94
131
9
1067/a Aug
*92%
*21%
13
109 y2 Jun
93
*129
11
23
93
1,900
22
17
27%
56%
57%,
common
23% Apr
45% Dec
Jan™~2
24%
56%
131
34
63%. Apr
26% Apr
24
57%
*21%
22 y2
15%
24'%
56%
*129
79% Jun
92
24
57%
21%
13
105% May 16
53% Apr
7
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
24%
57%
129%
2
Feb
23%
57%
21%
7
108
24
129%
Apr
88% Apr
93% Jan
23%
56%
132
75
7
19
July 8
80% July 25
2
24 Ve
58
*129%
Aug 19
36% Jan
2
76
Sep 25
23%
131
39
19
76
80
10
_.l
7,500
131
N
5
95%
100
85
'
96'A
preferred B
56% Dec 31
17
96%
2,200
6%
22
N
2
74% Sep
29% Jan
95%
No par
Co
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
8
97%
24,300
134 % Mar 12
9
National Lead
2
19% Jan
Dec
97%
common-
preferred
Jan
12
19
32% Not
98
30%
153
83
275
98'%
53%
124
6% Aug 10
29% Nov 20
2
99%
28'%
531/8
153
50% Oct
3
93%
28%
301/4
120
26
16
100
28%,
124%
9% Jun
May 29
Apr
30'/4
28%
154'%
31
Jan
53%
30
28'/a
*153
36
13% Aug 11
18
53 %
30%
125
11% Aug 19
13% Mar
53%
29%
1531%
13% Jan
180
53%
30%
123
7
Dec
28%
53%
29%
9,900
153%
18
2
28%
52'%
30%
60%
153%
8% Dec
30
X281/4
53 %
30
160
60%
126
14% Oct
36% Apr
17% Jan
29%
52%
60
*152
12% Oct 22
108% Oct
29 Ve
59
Xl24%
4% Jan
14
1
f
Corp com
59%
4.600
153%
7% Jan
Nov
58%
5,700
9%
128%
9% Jan
84% July
58%
Co
Co
18% Aug 19
96
58'%
154
9
127
$4.50
74% Jan
4
20
59 %
*153'%
*152
Mar
National Gypsum
28% Jan
9
15
53%
9
5
17
Dec" 17
Jan
52%
9%
52
100
Apr 27
45 % Jun,
Dec
51%
1541%
9%
preferred A
124% Jun
68
9%
52
154%
9%
7%
17
82
153%
9%
51%
155
3
Jun
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
74% Oct 23
14% Jan
8
51%
153%
91/4
752
9%
I
pfd series of 1951
National
52%
1551/2
51%
•
247/8 Jan
51%
*153%
2,700
153%
Dairy Products
Natl Distillers & Chem
4%%
19%
27
10
Register
Lines Inc
6
19
27
10
common
Cash
Apr
19%
27%
100
Co
National
3
181/2
*27
3
143
38% Nov
31,900
27
159
7
2
20
26%
26%-
26%
132% Aug
9
10
26% Jan
19%
26%
120%
20
26
Feb
10% Jan
20%
26%
•
97% Feb
Aug 21
Jun
Dec
1,200
20
Corp
99
104
Tl%
571%
71
145
7% Jan
14%
571/8
57%
55% Aug 19
8
40% Sep
14 Ve
57%
5
Jan
National City
10
13
14%
Corp
National
19
77%
17
*14
571/2
Can
15
Jun
11
16"%
14Ve
571/2
.1
Biscuit
12
115% Oct
47% Apr
30% Jan
17
141/e
57%
National
32% Jan
168
21% May 12
,16%
14
57'%
preferred
7%
3
54% Jun
2
7
16%
14
58%
12
2
17
13% Jan
Mar 13
8
Oct
128% NOT
56
164% Apr
14% Jan
12
84% Apr
148
16%
14%
57%
National Airlines
46% Feb
9
May
12
26% Jun
59% Deo 11
Deo
15
Jun 24
6
4,100
1,000
16%
14
—1
——
28 % Jun
103% Not 19
42
Corp
National Aviation
57 J/4 Aug
19
17% Jan
Natco
9
34% May
2
87/a Jun
49% NOT 21
31% NOT
Jan
National Acme Co
49% Jan
11
37% Jan
20% Jan
18
„5
NAFl Corp
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
>147
16% NOT 20
86% Deo 19
17
19% Jan
Jan
July 16
18% Aug 27
51% NOT 20
149% Oct
12
19 V„
26% Jan
I
Jan
2
52% Jan
Aug 10
59y4O0t 14
14 ya Jan
May 13
84
*82'%
84
82
82%
*81'/a
82%
*81'%
82%
*81'%
86
*85
86
560
82 Ve
73
40
30
85
*84
86
*85
86'%
*84%
86%
*84%
86%
*84V2
86'%
40
30%
31%
30%
30 Ve
30%
31%
10,200
30 'A
30%
301/4
30%
36
36%
36'/4
367/a
35%
36'A
36
36%
36%
36%
14,600
35%
35%
35%
36
351/4
35 %
36
36
36
36'%
1,500
77
77%
74
75
74%
76
75
77
75'%
76%
3.000
1959
Volume
Number 5877
190
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(887)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previono
STOCKS
Year 1958
Law eet
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pas?
Tuesday
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
HIGH 9411 PRICES
Wednesday
•
o
507s Jan
14
90
16
Sep
787a Sep
19
94 V2 Nov
89
60% Nov 20
103
28 Vi Jan
103
31
13
Dec
Jun
57% Jun
10
90% Jun
6
May 18
89% Jun
43% Aug 11
29% Dec 31
3
17 Va Jan
17
Jan
102
18%
Jun
--
95% Jan 16
46% May 21
34% Mar
90% Feb
27% Jan
5
45% Dec
31
417a Feb
9
2
15% Dec
15
14 Va Jan
7
98
74
7
35
Dec
17
61% Jan
Dec
18
29% May
15% Dec
4
24
66% Dec
16
Jan
7
89% Dec
93% Oct
31
37 y2 Feb
59
„
15% Jan
19
11
79% Feb
97% Jan
27
25% Jan
2
38% Aug
8
32
1
96% May
5
923/4 Aug 17
12
997i Feb
94
100
20
Shares
62
Corp
89
*82
83
*81
83
90
94
•94
88%
947a
*94 7'
9474
917a
907a
907a
*89 7a
417a
407a
413/4
41
907a
41%
31
30%
307a
30
3074
*30 7a
17V4
17%
177a
17
*16%
877a
877a
•857a
867a
*85 7a
287a
28%
51
287a
52
28%
28%
507a
517a
5174
187a
5274
51%
52 74
187a
187a
19
187a
183/4
1874
18%
79%
807a
817a
80
807*
80
80
347a
337a
337a
333/4
35
34%
35%
*15 7a
16%
6.25
com
common
■
16
90
►108
*157a
9074
967a
100
Paper Co
preferred
.
337a
*1574
1
preferred
Oxford
79
i
_i
Corp
17
16
■.
*1572
167a
300
_
897a
89
893/a
89
89
97
977*
97%
977a
977a
,
27,600
24,100
11074
*10972
110%
10974
/
17,800
100
97%
►1097a
15
337a
347a
347a
35
*93%
957a
937a
937a
_
2,700
5,000 :
897a
977a
110
No par
,
10
4,200
867a
287a
10
12,600 '*■
1774
*85%
30c
~
410
83%
287a
6.25
„
Corp
2,700
~
28%'
♦85
7.50
Overland Corp (The)—
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
$5
*1674
883/4
62—
5
___100
Gas
Chemical
Elevator
Outboard Marine
4
30
-
74
897a
62
4074
417a
29 %
91
the Week
*90 7a
91%,
41
5
X61%!
Friday
Aug. 28
\
Mathieson
4%
*90%
No par
Otis
7
110% Aug 28
38% Apr 28
85% Oct
*81
96
63
...
90
81
Oliver Corp
94% July 2
104% July 28
9
99% July 29
Aug
92
81
*94
Co common
preferred.
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
Olin
,_63
"92
4%
397a July 15
16% May 7
10
Feb
5
83
7
15
61% Feb
27
627a
100
—•
Oil Co__,
Okla Gas & Elec
307a Jun
2
587s July 23
21% Jun 11
May 27
29% Dec
9
7
Feb
62%
__100
_
,
Ohio
4
18
5
13
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
.
3.90% preferred—.
9
31
July 15
12
13
167s July
1
84% July 29
3
12
,100
Jan
Jan
25
317a Apr
77a Jan
12
Ohio Edison Co common
.._r.4.40% preferred
39% Jun 24
8872 Dec
40»/4 Jan
16
85
21 Va Dec
207a Jan
30
95% Jan
100
10
27% Jun
•
67% Jan
9
88% July 16
77% July 7
92% May 18
17
Oct
27
vv
SaiM far
Thursday
Aug. 27
Aug. 26
*
3,000
3,400
11074;
3574
357a
35%
367a
*92 7a
947a
*927a
1,300 /'
94%
5,600
•
10
V
1% Jan
2
14
Oct
9% Jan
2
217a Dec
103/4 Jan
3
18
10
147i May 14
Aug 10
23% Jan
16
117a Aug 11
15% Jan
5
227a Nov 20
17
18
22
237a Feb
23
Jun
J an
2
647a Nov
3
563/a Feb
10
61 Va Apr
473/4 Jan
2
64
Dec
18
5874 Jun
9
66 3/4 Apr
54 7a Dec
31
477a Jun
17
397a Oct
30
37
Jan
19
17
149
Jan
2
40
407a Jan
2
2074 Feb
21
1173/4 Jan
Pacific
143/4 July 30
May 22
187» Jan
18
23
2
150
Dec
26
130
Sep
Feb
Apr~21
143
30
4
27
130
123/4 Jan
3
237a Nov
12
37
2
6274 Dec
17
8
Pacific Gas
7
Jan
3
98
Apr
43
When issued
6%
91
15
307a Jan
2
473/4 Nov
5
33
Dec
2
457a Dec
8
19
July 17
8
274 Jan
9
57
Oct
94
17
427a Aug 10
Jan
28
3% Nov 21
3172 July 24
4674 Jan
29
9
23
12
657a Mar 20
378 Jan
2 Va May 14
30
2
157a Nov
11
12% Feb
23
1074 July 22
6
25
Jun
16
213/4 Jun
29
243/4 Apr
8
307a Jan
10
49
Dec
30
477i Jan
8
6478 Jun
11
3
827a Jan
7
49
13
Jan
9
13
21
117
29% Aug 20
Dec
33
Mar
July
94 74
Oct
Sep
18
10474 Jun
30
287a Jan
7
37
2
Jan
93
8
1027a Apr
20
20
1
Feb
10
8
3
Feb
3
64% Aug 11
74
Mar 23
62
693/4 Sep
23
197a Jan
2
27
Dec
18
26 74 Jan
2
40% Dec
30
417a Dec
5
3674 Feb
13
Jan
147a Jan
102
14
3
3
Jan
5
2
1.7
353/4 Aug 23
957a July 29
563/4 Aug 21
207a Sep
11
967a Oct
31
46% Jun
16
21
Jun
9
25
7
0
94
80
Jun 30
Jun 17
897a July 14
2
1047a Jan 26
5674 May 12
92
Nov
24
102
100
Sep
8
107
9372 Feb
5
May 13
May
99
88% Apr
99
Jun
4
Aug 10
24%
25
517a
92
92
49%
50 3/,
937a
*91
937a
46
46 7a
46
47
*45 7a
467a
4774
467a
47
46%
29
287a
287a
517a
5174
*27»
25
*2274
167a
2374
*223/4
233/4
*23
233/4
23
*55 74
233/4
56
*543/4
557a
*55
33
107
preference
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
84% Apr
Mar 12
14
29
86
27
497t Dec
77a Jan
2
12 7e
Sep
24
1178 Jan
28
1574 Marl2
9574 May
7
97
Apr
14
9574 Aug 10
977a Aug 25
417a Mar 31
49% Aug 27
25
10072 Jun
20
90
Jan
2
95 74 May
2
247a Nov
20
2074 Jan
8
427a Aug 14
177a Aug
15
147a May 13
3
Apr
17
15% Jan
677a Feb
140
25
Jan
22
28% Oct
2
13
81
Aug 11
94
Mar 18
99% Apr
2
$1.80
13374 July 29
2472 Jan
145
42
"9
737a May
Mar
2
24% Dec
30
19% May
7
28% Jan
20
2
73
Oct
23
7174 Jan
2
827a Jan
29
2
80
Oct
10
777a Jan
3
86
Feb
9
6
237a Jan
9
19
Aug
1227a Jun
132
11
77% Dec
Jan
10
11374 Dec
19
197t Jan
31
397a Nov
14
32 7» Nov
14
257a Jun
25
9674 Jan
100% Jun
9
11474 Jan
22
47 7a
28
24
Jan
7
2874 May 14
12
88
Jan
14
31
25 7a May 19
95% Apr
29% Feb
737t Feb
90
Chic
&
31%
2
88% Dec
15
90
Dec
22% Jan
10
28 74 Dec
55
Jan
31
78% Nov
20
4272 Jan
9
5074 Dec
31
17
58% Jan
B
Public Service
29% Jan
2
39
14
37% Jun
4
43% Apr
8
Public Serv Elec & Gas com
26% Jan
7
307a May
2
93
Feb 18
2874 Jun
13
33% Mar
3
81% Jun
29
917a Mar 20
Jun
5
Poor
&
Co
Forter Co
47% Feb
5
95
Apr
18
80
86
Oct
29
98
Apr
23
85% July
100
Sep
12
22
37
Jan
1077a Apr
46
Dec
9
92
93"
0
1007a Jun
18
572%
2
24
Procter
427a Jun
12
48% Feb
18
Sep
23% Jan
207a Nov
12
237a JUn
18
20 7a Jun
29
22 7a May 14
15
1137a Dec
31
1077a Jun
23
Public
767a Mar 13
21% May 14
Jun
9
15
84
Mar
9
7
3574 Dec
29
317a Jun
24
2...
60
Nov
19
58
Jan
2
39% Jun
3774 Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45
45
45
45
637a
637a
637a
633/4
657a
*6474
45
637a
6374
*6474
33
327a
463/4
467a
47
*95
900
3,400
33
*46 7a
957a
*■'
7 3/a
4%
967a
17%
5
173/a
•
5
*95
17%
5
10,800
300
96%
120
177a
1,100
5 7a
6,400
57%
59%
23,000
52 Va
52 7a
523/fl
52%
52 7a
52%
53
523/4
5374
21%
4,000
*2174
96%
96
96
837a
83
83
*83
92
91
92
*92
1017a
1007a
213/4
«2174
*96
"213/4
213/4
213/4
2 00
97
*96
97
200
*83
84
10
93
*92
93
140
10.17a
1017a
5972
59%
597a
59%
83
827a
827a
*777a
79%
467a
477a
12%
12%
12%
*96%
1017a
127a
977a
*82 7a
*78
79%
-
48%
*92
4074
12%
937a
41
94
42%
*82
2574
42%
25%
*69
60%
60%
7,200
18,400
71
100
60%
*82
83
79
79
*78
79%
79%
46%
477a
46%
47
12%
7/700
79%
467»
12%
467a
*81
12%
83
20
1L0
24,000
3/000
98 ".
*96%
49
49 Va
4972
49%
49
49%
*92
93%
*92
x40%
93 7a
*92
41 Va
41%
4,400
36%
35%
36%
14,300
24%
24%
24%
24%
17%
100
*134
37
8174
227a
*747a
*80
40%
357»
367a
247»
24%
...
.,
*96%
98
92
*90
92
*897a
92
*90
96
*9274
96
*927t
96
*92
.00
4,200
2,900
92
*92
.96-
Co
10
17%
.
xl87t
18 7a
1374
18
18%
100
1,900
.-V-'"'■
v'
*134
37 Va
136
38
37%
39
38%
39
37%
38%
5,600
82Va
x8174
82
81
82%
81%
827a
82
82
8,200
237a
767a
22%
135
23Va
*747a
76 7a
*797a
817a
197a
197a
*12174 125
66Va
67
*1037a 105
42 Va
43
27Va
277a
130
133%
*26%
27
8i7a
130% 133%
267a
27
937a
94
94
26 7a
84%
26%
85%
26%
85Va
94
26%
8672
5072
10
com
of
10
Nopar
100
100
-100
100
_
Indiana
'
Nopar
100
25
25
preferred—II-II
Industries
Inc
100
com
preferred
5
Nopar
367b Aug 27
Puget So md Power & Light Co-^JO
Pullman
'23
487a Apr
18
Pure
5
5472 Jan
16
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred.
Inc—
•
Nopar
727a Aug 27
-
17%
37%
136
197a
197a
*12174 125
65Va
65%
103 7a 103Va
417a
41%
277a
277a
100
Co
preferred
$4.75
•
2.50
-5
...1
.10
preferred
Publicker
17%
17%
■
10
-
937a
41
3674
40%
98
*90
94
220
43
24%
71
607a
101%
83
35%
24%
2474
10172
437a
24%
*69
60
4072
x35
43
25%
71
59%
9372
407a
43
24%
*69
49
*92
>
347a
357a
24 7i
24%
*90
' 92
70
*92
70
71
.29,900
84
43
437a
*2174
36%
100
93
1017a
257a
213/4
*96
*96
257a
423/4
<
*83
427a
2474
367a
•
84
.
70
*69
367a
10O
91 Va
963/4
1017a
35%
363/,
247a
—1.25
•
657a
65
323A
47
v
*6474
33
32%
*46 7a
640
2)40
23,500
58%
^97%
of Colorado
preferred
4.30%
7
10
30
Serv
4 32%
416%
"
16
11
Dec
Co
3%%
5
Jan
86 7e Jan
1574 Dec
85
31
9
13'
1177a Feb
2
8
Dec
173/a
57%
*91
*1007a
2
preference
preferred
707a Jun
5% Jan
div
5 05%
10
45
1774
58
48 72
4.08% preferred
0
31
25
17%
97
98%
preferred-,
preferred
2472 Jan
Feb
177t
96%,
13
preference
4 30%
80% Mar 13
29
1774
5,900
98%
50%
51
51
.'1357a
23 r.
*134
136
*134
136
237/a
23%
2474
237a
247t
767a
817a
*747a
*807a
767a
*747a
767a
817a
*80
817a
19%
19%
*12174 125
67 72
67V2
19%
19%
30
*747a
*797a
105
*12174
*12174
69
21Va
132%
26%
1337a
26%
9372
9372
9372
26%
85%
27
887a
277a
89
51
5174
50%
38%
38%
28%
29
847a
847a
*83%
85
*87%
97
102% 102%
43%
43%
73
73
*21%
227a
*20%
21 Va
*1097a 110
387«
28 %
10,200
800
125
67%
42 Va
43
27%
27%
134% 138
263/a. "26%
43 Va
21Va
197a
125
68
107
68
106
105
42 7a
19%
*106
43%
27%
108
3,700
380
43%
1,900
28
5,900
,1387% 140%
18,300
267a
26%
937a
277a
94
94
27%
27%
9,500
90
88%
89%
8,000
1,900
K)—
Power
4.18%
18
•
93
56%
487a
Gamble-.
&
$1.40
(H
fund
Jan 16
1067a Apr
67 74 Jan
Inc
Electric
Mar 20
7074 Nov 26
4374 Jan
93.
99%
12'%
:
:
sink
Potomac
Aug 27
21
267/a Jan
*97 7a
933/o
573/4
*97%
Polaroid Corp
20
Oct
993/,
93
96%
1st series prior pfd—
27% Oct
105
28
28
977a
563/4
Ry—"
109% Nov
2
273/4
273/4
937a
-
600»
363/3
*57
1
100
preferred
2
29
6,600
76
3774
1
2
Oct
31%
75
'
573/4
*82
Nopar
167a Jan
837a Nov
317a
31%
*21 Va
No par
.1
437a Jan
82
317a
97
477a
Plough Inc_
Plymouth Oil Ccr-.——
July 27
Apr 17
151% Jun 29
Nov
5,400
52
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia——100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—, 100
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred—
75
2
3474 Mar 31
21% Mar 20
69
Wayne
guaranteed
57a%
Marlfl
74% Jan
6274 July 31
10
18
10874
363/4
.No par
Vconv)
1073/4
97
467a
00m
9,200
56%
3
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
'
29
July 11
.
657a
900
3474
98%
*44 7a
637a
573/a
33%
75
973/4
44% I 447a
63
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
917a Mar 19
1
Jan
2474 Sep
447a
633/8
100
preferred
Ft
1%
4
July 23
6872 Jun
125
common
Pittsburgh Forging* Co
19 74 Aug 17
Apr 23
1474 Jan
39% Jan
433/4
400
57
34-3/a
108
*72 7a
17
63
1,200
v
62
177a July
7
113% Aug 27
V 173/a
Pitney-Bowes Inc.-—...
2
Pitts Coke & Chem-'Co common-_10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
7
2
3,000
30,100
24
28
'
273/4
v
*23
75
♦93
50c
3
100
.5
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
8
Pitts
128
93 7a
17
—100
100
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5% preferred
Plllsbury Co common
82
Mar 23
52% Mar 23
Jan
36% Feb
4
9874
937a
17%
1
.
89
29
977a
93
100
2
Jun
98
17
100
743/4 Jan
Jun
98
93
com—No par
4.30% preferred—*
4.68% preferred
700
56
33%
107
31%
*72%
28
x35%
Philip Morris Inc
4% preferred
90
317a
75
28
363/4
9
89
313/4
*72 7a
43/4
Jun
25
75
28
47a
54
997» July 29
31
56
333/4
1073/4
47a
31
93%. Jun
3178
553/4
333/a
1077a
47a
62
6
333/a
108
23
JJ
2
7
*72 7a
5
Co
Jan
823/4 Jan
X327a
1073/4
17%
43
8474 Jan
337a
109
3074
—25
Phila & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common—
3%% preferred series A
5
,
f V
19,200
27a
153/4
20
2,000
513/4-'
2%
16 7a
3.80% preferred—
8
513/4
♦2 74
153/4
4.40% preferred
Apr. 30
857a Mar 10
52 74
*5174
2%
157a
17%
73
21% Jan
513/4
23/a
153/4
173/a
36% May
"223/a Oct" 13
513/4
17%
5
2
28%-
2%
Corp of -America
1
1'6% Ja;n
287»
*1774
4%
Jan
45% July
25% July
28%
■95%
Jan
33% Aug 10
287a
10
Jan
Jan
29
100
67
14
29
100
21
883/4 Nov
473/4
157a
1
1
757a Aug 18
403/4
27a
No par
24
447a Jun 23
477a
153/a
3
26 3/a Dec
8
467a
27a
Corp_
717a Nov
75
47
V
46
157a
Ry Co;
Brewing
9,600
93%
46
96 7a
conv
91
467a
2%
1
2
Dec
513/4
937a
X45%
153/a
.__No par
3
40
51
*91
1
Corp
12% Jan
_
-
*91
5
Co
577a Jan
-
2574
507a
*95
$1
38,000
24%
967a
13
11,000
503/4
*95
1037a Apr 13
7
Jun
10774 May
34
243/4
(Chas) & Co Inc com_337aC
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Cor,p_
12.50
Phlla Electric Co common
No par
4
Mar 30
3
Apr
8
220
5,400
337a
X50
47
57
22% Jan 20
Aug 27
Cement
9,200 'i
472
517a
Pfizer
43% May
43/a
257a
32%
707a Mar
81
2474
47a
1,530
27
136
507a
657a
Pfeifier
24
377a Jan
34
3274
24
100
33%
*46 7a
S3/a Feb
5074 Dec
22
343/4
*6474
12
6474 Nov 20
7
Jan
333/4
327a
Jan
_
Jan
37
343/a
463/4
Petroleum
1007a Jun
92
34
46 3/4
22
10
4%
32 7a
193/4 Jan
Apr
47a
100
25
4
43/a
*64 74
167a Jun
263/4
133
2474
preferred
Eastern
8
July
1887a
277a
138
5074
common
Chemicals
95
18674
188%
277a
137
47a
Pepsi-Cola Co
3373C
Pet Milk Co commiQ...
No par
472% preferred—L_———100
5
Apr 23
9972 Feb 25
7,300
2,400"
57
3,50
Co
(J C)
9
May
187a Dec
2
3372 Aug
4,900
503/a
1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke_
50
2
Coal
&
63 3/8
49%
*517a
57
257a
No par
Peoria
27
63 3/a
50 3/a
49%
—
557a Mar 20
493/4 Jan
43
32% Mar 11
95
5
Jan
637a
18874
139
6274
__100
Glass Sand Corp_
Penn Power & Light com
47a % preferred—'
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
8
987» Apr
Jun
49 3/4
300:
22
62
247a
Penna
5
157a Apr
19
513/4 Dec
29 7a May
Jan
91% Jun 29
1013/4 Apr 25
197a Dec 29
4374 Dec 29
28
8272 Mar 23
l
62
14
927a Sep
11% Feb
3
277a July
65
263/4
139
•20
200.
4,100
12 7a
_I
467a
Pennsalt
6
27%
139
47a
35
♦287a
Penney
27
127s
207»
•
127a
613/4
*517a
188 74
12%
20
Y*
637a
57
1877a
127a
20
6178
637a
SO Va
497a
*517a
188 7a
*137
V'
613/4
62%
503/a
57
.18774
47a
617a
Pipe Line—
2.50
Penn-Dixie
4
63
493/4
27
34 7a
617a
*12 7a.
No par
East
5% conv prior
Penick & Ford
39% Mar 12
32 7a Aug
987a Jan
39% Nov 20
113
50c
No par
Peabody
22
*517a
»
1407a
4%
Parmelee Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
77a Jan
23 7a Jan
263/4
137
._1
Parke Davis & Co_
Parker Rust Proof Co
1974 Jan
•20
62
188'
preferred
Paramount Pictures' Corp
50% Mar 13
62 Va
186 7a
100
Inc
1274
207a
12%
♦20
61
50
4%
497" July 30
617a
62
iqo
Common
2
363/s Feb
233/a Jan
277a Dec 23
1574 Jan
Jun
5974 Jan
6074
-.14 2/7
Aijrways
Pan Amer World
*12
*12
22
57
Packard-Bell Electronics
20
1274
*20
4978
Corp
2074
1274
22
*20
*51 %
'J.
Consolidated
197a
1274
*1178
No par
1
preferred
12'/a
20 7a
11%
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
Pacific Tin
12 Va
20
20
11%
25
Corp
12 73
193/4.
10
Electric
—
12
4574 July 15
357* Apr 13
25
Jun
Corp
&
*12 7a
1
25'
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
Aug 19
3
Aggregates Inc_5
preferred
Panhandle
Jan
90
&
Coast Co common
Pacific Finance
287t Aug 12
1443A Apr 24
0% Jan 29
Aug 11
Jun
47a Aug '26
337a Aug 28
227a Jan
2
-7
57a Nov.
567iJan
52
5%
inc
Fisheries
Pacific Cement
Pacific
20
3
195 % Aug
Amer
_•
Nopar
5
Oil
-
3974
3972
2974
29%
84 7a
85
*84%
86%
*89
91
1027a 103
43%
43%
*72%
73%
*21%
227a
*20%
217a
*103 74 110
11%
11%
*86
867a
3574
355/a
70%
70%
40 40%
x38%
39
x29%
297s
*84
85
*83%
85
*87%
90
1027a 102 7a
43 7a
43%
*73
73%
*2l7a
227a
*20%
217a
10874 10874
11%
11%
*86
867a
.
:
.
3574
70%
40%
357/a
72
AOV2
-.
*82%
.
*11
11%
x85
85
35%
72%
40%
3572
71%
4074
-
■'
'
51
50%
38%
28%
85
84%
90
102 7a
83%
*87%
*101
43%
43%
*727a' 73%
*217a
227i
*20% 217a
10874 1097a
10%
117a
*85
867a
36
367a
72
72%
40%
40%
51 Va
500
3,300
387a
~
38%
18,800
28%
*827/8
*83%
>87%
*101
28%
16,530
43%
*72%
*21%
*20%
108 7a
10%
84
85
90
102%
410
20
220
43%
73%
227a
217a
109%
7,900
10%
11,900
84%
85
35%
71%
40%
36
72%
40%
60
190
70
6,400
5,600
16,500
Q
131
-23
Oct
July
28
28
1467a Apr 23
28 V2 July 24
45% May
127
24
Jun
Feb
25
25
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
26
/
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
common
48V4
1327a
26
48%
132%
26V4
48%
131
26
48%
1317a
26
487a
*131
*25%
49
133
26 7a
48%
*121
26
48%
133 7a
26
4874
T30
267a
48%
133
2674
4,300
50
800
Ii/
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
(888)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
ilvfrvkw
1958
Tetr
18%
45%
14%
21%
19 y*
31%
25%
17 y*
25% Aug
34% Jan
33% May
56% Jan
73
19% Feb
8
25% Jan
4%
1
Jan
9
2
16% Jan
54
Jan
55
60% Jun 24
18% Jan
42% Jan
12% Feb
17
2
19 % July
15
9% Dec
11
19
8% Jan
13V2Jan
8
77% Dec
19
66% Apr
22% May 12
39% Dec
29
38% Jan
10
54% Dec
30
46% Jan
33% Dec
9
30% Jun
78% Dec 31
65 % Feb
22
6
8
5
28
7
9
12
3
2
0
45 % Mar
12
47% Dec
Mar
116
87% May 22
20% Dec 22
9
10% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
54% July
48% May 15
July 24
84% Mar 26
27
25% July 16
1
77% Jun
2% Jan
7
July
2
14
111
27
July 15
50
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
22% Jan
2
44 % Dec
18
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
22% Jan
2
35% Dec
30
July 18
2
34% Dec
10
41% Dec
31
28
28% Jan
Jan"~2
22%
30% Oct
4
Apr
2
505
Dec
19
35% Feb 10
39% Jan 23
23 % Jun 17
Jan
6
96
Jan
2
481 % Jan 29
39 % July 24
701
30
92
28
25% Dec
23
55
Jun 22
48% May 15
8
83% Jun
Jan
x26%
27 V-
27%
29
25.000
32%
31%
32 %
32 %
33%
14,100
87a
*8 Va
8%
*8%
8%
*8 Va
874
.10
24% Mar 12
Ronson
May 27
22
Aug
3
60%
203/a
207»
5
---*
2.50
1
79
797a
793/8
30
497V
49%
4974
497a
5Q3/a
50 Va
507a
50%
50%
43%
105%
140
57
81
21V4
21%
21
2 %
%
84 %
32
83%
82%
83 V4
431/4
43%
44
44 Va
43%
44%
37%
38%
39
42 Va
43%
45%
4%
4 y4
y4
4%
47 %
47 Va
25% Oct
8
Jun
24
24% Jan
2
22.
Royal McBee Corp—
Rubbermaid Inc
2
4%
4
49%
49
*4%
48
10 «/4 July
2
14 V4 Mar 25
Ruppert (Jacob)
57%
29,000
57%
*80%
81%
300
21%
21
21%
7.100
2%
2
2 %
11.300
83%
33
84%
43
43%
43%
43%
4,600
43%
45%
44%
48
8,300
4%
4%
*4%
4%
2,800
50%
49%
50%
8,300
Va
50
55
*50
56
*50
5.800
:
56
43%
43 %
43
43%
42%
43
43
43
43
43
2,600
28%
28%
28%
29%
29Va
29%
29 V4
29%
28%
29%
5.400
35 Va
35
Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
8.500
18%
18%
.
18%
11
11
2,400
22%
23%
10%
10%
11
22%
23 %
22 %
23 «
19%
19%
*19%
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
45 Va
45%
70,300
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
19,300
23%
20 Va
20
44 Va
44%
44%
%
17%
18
15%
15%
15%
16
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
10%
*10%
10%
11 '
%
10%
10%
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1
7,700
23%
ll'/a
25%
-
.
1
—■—1
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18 %
18%.
18 Va
13%
86%
20
10%
24%
17
86%
*84
18%
18 %
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86%.
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701
695
701
700
690
685
86%
*84
86%
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/
675
670
666
665
———5
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5,800
82%
50 %
*49
51
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51
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2
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*31
600
46-%
150
57%
2
2 Va
147%
81%
56%
81
21%
2'/«
81
*45%
148
56%
57%
21 %
21%
11,400
34,530
483/4
82
56
56
31%
*81
44%
11074
143%
55%
4,200
61
433/1
1097a
*46
143%
142%
142
7.800
44%
106
46 Va
46
48 %
46%
46
20,100
111%
4478
43%
107
60 3/4
61%
60 Va
60%
42%
105 %
42%
101
139
593/4
60 Va
60
60%
43%
103
21%
:
4,000
1474
14%
79
81%
20
100
-1
—
147a
14%
14%
77%
5
100
—«
10
S7a
*14%
143/4
138 %
7
Ruberoid Co
6,500
78%
46
50
100
13
17
10
10
14%
60%
26
47% Mar 11
7,700
777a
437a
50% Jan
2
60
20 34
14%
—
14V4 July 29
10
60
20%
777a
vH O O
(Geo D;
38% Jan
2,300
60%
20%
10
97/8
10
9%
lOVa
29
6,200
21
*59%
•
49%
24
30
*59%
20%
147a
40% Jun
Corp_+
27%
80 %
20%
27%
61.3/4
77 V*
20
11% Dec
283/t
10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
14% Mar 25
40% Nov 20
28%
28 %
27%
*59%
28
60%
20%
x
13
287a
61 %
613.V
18%
60%
'
53% Nov
2
17%
61%
10
10
2
14
18%
587a
50c
16% Jan
Jan
*18%
58%
20
16% Nov 24
t
137«
58 Va
*£9'%
3
30% Jan
*18%
58%
28
—5
preferred series A—
34
Jun
18%
58%
300
500
18
*18%
10
-5
& Haas Co common
2
8
87a
*8
Telephone Carp——10
Corp
——5
7
16
2,300
26%
2
Apr
217a
31 %
13% Jan
18
21 %
24%
12% Jan
37% Jan
21%
32
10
19 % Jan
Roper
300
21
23%
Corp
10% Jan
% Aug 20
31%
23 Va
Corp
2
18
*31%
30%
-1
Corp.
1
Royal Crown Cola Co—:
—1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co——20 Q
17
34 V*
31%
31%
20 % Dec
7% Apr
*33 %
31%
24
——
12% Nov 20
22% Dec 30
33%
31%
30%
Company
4%
30
200
33 Va
31 Va
*33 Va
23%
Antelope Copper
Rohm
3,000
34
31 %
34
*33 V4
21 %
Rockwell-Standard
Aug 27
33
21
Oil
Rochester
30% July 23
43,700
21
21
5
Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__1
5%%
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Roan
53% Jun
29 % Jan
18
00
Rltter
5% Mar 17
31% Jan
1
312
27
Jan
28,500
43%
20%
'31%
Paper
Riegel
257a
46%
21
33
—1
5a
No par
Richfield
25
47%
20%
20%
preference
Manufacturing Co
Rhodeslan Selection Trust.
5
26
24%
46%
20%
1
Rheem
45'/a July 31
35 % July
4
Jan
24
16
32% Apr
24 %
47%
20%
31%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com,
Preferred 3.60% series-^.
29
57% Apr
24%
45%
20%
21
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%.% preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd—J.
122% July 28
163
24
46'/a
20%
20%
Chemicals
Inc
25 '/8
45 Va
20%
No par
-50c
Co
Rexall Drug &
7
50% July
.24%
46 %
20%
(Robt) & Co—
Revlon
63% July 27
71
25%
45%
31%
commonconvertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
80% July
*69
-
24%
—50
2nd preferred——50
$1
24
Oct
3
6,700
500
Republic Pictures
14% July
15
109% Dec
Feb 28
85
72
preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp—
—-1
79 % Jun
18
Jan
.
70%
Conv
5
47% Jun
78% Jan
70%
Reliable Stores Corp
11% July
14% Nov
10
70
Reliance Mfg Co common—
29% Jun
8% Jan
'69%
70
71
___No par
1
5,
i
—50
70
—
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
2
41% Jan
1,400
3374
36% July 23
60% Mar
7
32% Jan
71
32 Va
62% Aug 28
Jan
25% Jan
*70 Va
32%
$1.25 div prior
16
20% Apr
9% Jan
17% Apr
72 %
31%
Bros Inc
Reichhold
22
28% Jan
5
62%
70%
31%
noncum
Reeves
Aug 28
29
401/4 Apr
2
5
8
2
7
Jan
16% Jan
61%
72 Va
31 %
27% Jun
Jan
7
11
18
Oct 15
50% Oct 27
-22
May 20
62 Va
72%
31%
Reed Roller Bit
26
33 % Jan 14
2
19% Jan
2
12
Jan
5
29% Aug 19
8% Nov
2
12% May 7
31
Jan 13
18% Dec 31
61%
72%
31
37% Jan
Aug 24
30
62%
72 %
32 y4
Reading Co common...
4% noncum 1st preferred
25
20% July 21
33
26.909
61%
72%
31%
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
27
Jan 21
62%
62 %
72 %
Raybestos-Manhattan
May 22
73% Apr
62
61%
Inc—
Ranco
Rels
J% Jan
Shares
Aug. 28
Aug. 27
No par
5
1st preferred
$3.50
30% July 10
Aug
45
14% Oct 27
2
Jan
«
30% Dec
Dec
74% Mar
23 % Jan
21
17
17
20
24
29
69
V
Aug. 26
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
America com—No par
Radio Corp of
5
8
69% Jun
24% Dec 31
60% Oct
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
r
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
Pat
EXCHANGE
May 11
71
Feb
43%
75% May 12
23% Dec
Tuesday
Monday
R
31
48% Dec
2
Sep 30
Apr 10
Apr
8
Jan 13
Feb 28
July 14
July 25
Jun 10
May 28
joy* J»a
89 y«
Lo treat
Hlfhori
Uvtil
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
STOCK
NEW YORK
5,000
200
20
*19%
20
'
18%
18%
16 Va
16 %
42
43
11%
11%
11%
39
2,800
427a
15,200
13 Va
7,200
39 Va
15,300
12%
383/a
88%
16 Va
12%
16%
42%
16"%
x42 %
16
41
*10%
s
236
19
17
Jan
24
233% Nov
22% Jan
35% Nov
Jan
2
2
10% Jan
2
03
7
30
73
Oct 29
46% Dec 10
101
24
Apr
Jan
2
20% Jan
OO
15
4.30%
258
Apr
preferred
conv
Joseph Load
St
2
38
Apr
1
St
Jan
28
27
July
8
,.
Bt L San Fran
793/4 Apr
5
14
91 Va Jun 17
Jan
72
51% Apr
28
Dec
3
18% July 15
18% Feb
12
48% Oct
24
35
Jun
10
45% Aug 12
13
61% Dec
17
523/4 Feb
9
76% July 20
Dec
2
39% Feb
10
49
July 27
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Feb
9
16
Aug 13
Schick Inc
16
Feb
20
46
8% Apr
17
16 % Nov
21
86% Feb
12
74% Nov
12% Mar
11
34
12
3
86
Oct
2
99% Jan 24
10
May
5
28 % Oct
877/s Mar
Nov
12
85 Va Apr
10
6
Jun
12
7% Feb
4
20
81
Jan
9
May 22
96
Apr
13
7Va Jan
Mar 17
78
—
403/4 May
25
21% Apr
7
39% Sep
30
33% Aug 19
17 Va Jan
10
25
Dec
11
23
Jan
22
Sep
3
133/a Jan
2
26 % July 16
Seagrave
393/8 Mar 11
453/4 Mar 18
Sealright-Oswego Falls 'Corp
29 Va
Apr
3-
-5
.5
Corp———
87/a Jan
2
16
24
Jan
3
48 % Dec
4
25
Jan
6
40
Dec
22
39 V4 Jan
5
4934 Jun
29
Sears Roebuck
6
5
193/4 Dec
22
173/4 Jan
6
277a Jun
26
SeiberHng Rubber Co—
Oct
24
10% May
4% Mar
11
Jun
82
8% Jan 10
16 Va Aug
267. Feb
25
46% Dec
37
25% Apr
11
397a Nov
8% Jan
13
17
12
17% Feb 24
233/4 Oct
13% May 20
20% Sep
Jan
2
21 Va Nov
12% Jun
25
32 Va Dec
22
17
2
40
33 V* Jan
50 Va Jan
167/s Sep
Feb
08
Dec
Jun
$5.25 preferred
Apr
1
18 Va Jan
8
22
46 Va Jan
26
Shamrock Oil
7
49
Jan
23
Sharon Steel
5
19 V4 Jun
17
Shattuck
32% May
13% Jan
85% Oct
91
7
12
13 % May
90 % May 21
14
18% Jun 23
30
173/a Jan
23
22
Jan 26
223/4 Aug 12
14
16% Jun
9
4
Mar 11
45Vo Mar 25
26V* Aug 10
Nov
17
38
Jan
14
50 Va Nov
20
457a Jan
2
59 Va July 27
70% Oct
10
68
Jan
7
104V? July 27
5
3
20 Va Dec
1
18% Jan
6
31% May 22
"
51
Apr
663/a Dec
24
Feb
25
723/8 Sep
30
58% Jun
25
7
463/4 Dec
19
44V4 Jan
22
6.4
15% Jan
2
23 Va Oct
14
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
13Va July 20
227a Feb 16
28
677/a Apr
74% Apr
25% Apr
46% Mar
48
577a Aug 19
45
44%
jan"
13
15% Apr
3
07a Jan
2
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
25% Jan
"7"
32% Jan
13
40% Jan
2
52%
Apr" 25
217a Dec
10 3/8 July
347a Dec
18
8
30
Jun
-
5
293/4 July 7
6178 Jun 30
4
6% July 16
Apr
52% Feb
9
38 '
7
20
'
May
Dec" 30
19
Aug 25
32% Jan
36
May 29
32
Aug 10
35% Mar 3
63% Mar 25
49
61% Dec
17
54% Jun
19
Feb
41
24
24% Jan -13
37% Dec
29
34
28V* Jan
35
31
34 Va July 15
2
6574 Dec
31
63% Jan
Jan
10
56
29
53 Va Aug 24
18% Jan
2
19
July 15
1878 Jun
13
78
Feb
68 % Mar 13
Jan
347« Jan
30
70
Nov
2
44% Dec
9
2
Dec
20
377a Jun
4dV2 Dec 31
40% Jan
Jan
8
22% Oct
30
195/a Apr*
2% Jan
3
73/4 Dec
3
49% Apr
22
87
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
32
Jan
12
10
6 Va Jan
4
8
9
22% Jan 12
565/a Jan
857a May 15
8
17
Jun
22
17y4Apr 17
257a Dec
2SL% Feb
9
85% Jan
2
95
OVaJan
2
275/8 Oct
30
227/8 Jan
2
62% Jan
3
797a Sep
24
77% Jan
2
31 y2 Dec
29
20y« Jun
2
For footnotes
see
May
page
7
26.
88
13
47% May 12
18s/a Nov 20
15
Jan
15
2
67% Oct 13
22
75
16
22
20
2
27
92
Apr
'
May 20
^26% Jun 10
9% Mar
82
89%
21%
28%
97%
557a
84s/a
5
Aug I4
Apr 10
Mar 16
May 21
Feb 13
Aug
5
May
21%
21%
21%
17%
27%
*46%
17%
28%
7
37% Aug 17
5
No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
:
Solar Aircraft Co—
South Amer Gold & Platinum
South Carolina E & G Co com
preferred
—
15
-1
1
4.50
50
Southern Co
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
*
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
193/4 Jan 19
33
Dec
-
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
8parton Corp
;
1
1
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common :
2
$4.50 preferred
No par
Square D Co
32% v
233/8
52%
*94Va
26%
52%
96 Va
27
40%
17%
42%
703/a
453/4
41%
17%
437s
71 %
45%
41
17Va
42%
70%
*45
14 %
857a
"77
*873A
24%
* 72%
77'a
36%
23%
*21%
407a
8
36%
243a
x21Va
41
.
96 Va
407s
17%
44%
71 %
46
14%
85%
77
89%
24%
73
8
36%
24%
21 Va
41%
47%
22Va
13%
85
14V4
40Va
387a
15'%
82%
14%
3534
78%
89%
24%
74
8
36%
24
21%
41%
48V2
213/4
13%
86
137/a ,
40
39
39%
.715% 15%.
14Va
85
*77
*87%
24%
*72%
7%
36Ve
24
21V*
41
47%
x21%
13
85 Va
13%
40
83
>
.
.
84
100
'
52%
*94 Va
26%
27%
260
88
265
.*76
52%
43%
70%
*45%
21% 721%
21% 21%
17% 17%
27% 28
49
49
21%
1
—
Aug 27
37 V* Mar
463/4 Jan
77
Aug
603/4 Jan
2
33%
79
47% 7 % 47V4,
22%
21%
12%
12%
84
84%
13%
14
413/a
40%
387/a
38
13%
15%
817a
82
47%
22%
12Va
84
13%
41
38
15%
81
33%
32 Va
x23Va
*76
40
17
8
36%
24%
22
47%
22%
12%
34 Va
14%
40%
377,
15%
813/4
265
78%
14%
85% . *' 85%
78
77
89%
*87%
24%
24%
75
73
40%.'.. 40%-
„
52%
*94 Va
26%
46
147/8
21%
41%
' *245
38%
88
*245
337a
*32 74
23
38%
48%
21%
13
86
*133/8
403/a
39Va
153/a
83%
3,100
337a
'
33 Va
600
4,800
233/a
300
79%
17,200
53
96%
5,300
27
41 %
2,800
17'/a
12,400
43%
30,100
5,400
703/4
200
46
14%
12,100
857a
5,400
60
73 V*
89 V*
5,000
247a
40
73
77a
2,700
365/a
7,600
24
3,600
1,300
22 '/a
41%
1,000
48%
27,400
21%
1,500
133/a
25,300
230
86
500
14
40 %
2,000
39 Va
6,200
15%
1.400
84
7,700
<fc Tr—
South Jersey Gas Co__
—2.50
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
5
8% preferred
25
Bouthern California Edison
25
'27% Aug. 21
24% Jun .26
G)—
*45Va
14%
35%
*77
*8774
24%
*73
7%
35%
24
21%
Sheraton Corp of America—
50c
Siegler Corp
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
Simmons Co_.
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
Simplicity Pattern Co
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
Skelly Oil Co—
V
25
Smith (A O) Corp
10
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc.,
5
5%
25
52
343/4
9
,_No par
No par
7.50
Corp
(Frank
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
52% Jan 26
24V4 May 29
8 Va May 18
16% Aug 24
Jan
2
14
July 23
223/4 Jan
427a Jun 23
30% Jun
-
1
Gas
&
New York shares ordinary
Sheller Mfg Corp
2
Apr
.
Shell Oil Co
75% Jun 24
20
No par
2.50
-
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shell Transp
10
1
_1
;
Servel Inc common—
15 Va Mar 20
9V4 Jan 20
46
147a
w86
78
89%
25
75 %
7%
36
24
■
78%
40%
16%
45
71 Va
46%
22%
12%
£4
*13%
40V2
373/4
15%
307,
3
& Co
39%
16%
44
70%
85%
*77 |
*877,
243/4
*73
7%
35'/a
23%
21 Va
*41
No par
Scovlll Mfg Co common——25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
_1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co——20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
$4 preferred
10 3/8 Mar 11
2
39%
16%
44%
72
*45
147a
No par
No par
$3.40 preferred
30 Va Mar 18
7
July 16
69
39Va
16%
44%
71 %
1
_30
1
Scott Paper Co common.
5
Jan
87
23% Jan
2
71
i
8
77
Oct
53%
96%
263/4
*94%
—
72% Jan
July 10
75
82
23 %
79
26%
Regis Paper Co common
22% Jan
33%
33%
23
78%
53
—100
—
11
31
36% Dec
July 10
10% Apr 17
25
33Va
*33
387a
33%250
250 «
33% 33%
*32% 33%
23 Va 23%
38%
*87%. 88Va
*235
'255
33% 34
33
33
23 Vo 23%
*78
79%
52% 53
*94 Va 96
26% 26%
"*235" "'255
—5
1st pfd 4.40% series A_
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—10
Sangamo Electric CoL_.
10
Savage Arms Corp
—5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
St
4
29 % May
2
Jan
35
30
Mar 13
97
9
25 % Jun
Joseph Light & Power
Ry Co corn
A 5%
Preferred series
543A July 23
42 3/4 Jan
26% Oct 28
Co—
87V/
38%
*37%
x38%
39Va
88%
38%
1.66%
—100
100
—10
No par
No par
preferred
36% July 24
21
21
Nov
97
4%
30% Jan
1
Vg Dec
17
1
Apr
28
21% Oct
2
20
20% Jan
31
24
May 25
15
90 Va Aug
'May 22
81% Jun
10
95% Jun
0
•4% Dec
35
41% Dec 22
24% Jan 10
Safeway Stores common
42% Jan
:
5
53%
92%
28%
58
*68
553/8
1-4Vs-
49
54
92%
28%
54%
91
29
53Va
58%
68%
55%
14%
2G7a
69
53
14Va
.
?67a
55% *55%
44V4 45
16 V2 16%
6%
35
*48%
27
20l/a
32
69 Va
67?
353/4
49%
27
20%
32
59%
•
26%
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44
16 Va
6%
35%
*48%
26%
19
*32
59%
26%
55%
45
*54
92 Va
29
58
68%
54%
14
26Va
,
21%
21%
17%;
28%
49
543%
92%
£9%
58%
68%
5474
14Va
26%
55%
445/a
17 Va
40 34
403/a
34 Va
407a
34%
34%
38%
397a
74 Va
757«
74%
75
53 Va
53%
53 %
53%
18%
18%
18 5/8
lSS/8
74 Va
55l/a
44
167s
6%
6%
49Va
27 Va
x73%
13%
743/a
737a
747a
25,200
53 Va
5374
53 Va
54
537a
537a
18%
18%
*'70
6%
80
88%
*87
74%
44
44 V*
22
67a
7
7974
80
88 Va
*87
88%
•
18%
*70
43%
*21 Va '
*67/8
44
213/4
7
79
79%
*87
177a
18
177a
13
237a
237a
23
23%
23
237a
93%
*91
*92
52 V*
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52
51%
52
84
*82
83
82
82 Va
347a
343/a
347a
93
*91
51%
*82
34%
93
517a
83
35%
1,400
■'
'
2,500
309
3,200
2,800
881/2
18 Va
23
93%
8,500
18%
72%
1774
*92
34 %
*21%
67a
80 V*
23 %
343/4
13%
*70
23
34
18%
74%
213/4
50%
1,100
18,700
747a
21 %
*83
13,000
38%
80s/a
18
12,700
40%
34%
21%
23 Va
40 3/8
38 3/8
*21 Va
177a
41
-700
10,200
300
34%
21%
*87
49%
27Va
19%
323/4
61
347/a
21%
177a|
17%
7
35%
38%
44 Va
88 %
1,400
5,100
26,300
4,900
21,200
4,400
38 Va
433/4
80%
67a
35%
*48%
2-7Va
19%
*32Va
607a
9,000
7,100
27Va
55%
44%
347a
4374
17%',
44s/a
17%
7
357a
49%
'27%
19%
32%
603/4
56Va
14V4
700
1,100
3,300
20,700
2,600
95%
293/4
583/a
68%
38%
43%
80
27
55V4
44
17%
29,100
6,700
9,700
9,600
400
3474
447a
7
55 Vj
14%
21%
21%
18
28
50
543/8
x38
44
*87
27
553/a
4073
40%
80 V*
27
54%
14
20
32 Va
60%
34%
x67a
95%
29%
58Va
68%
20%
32%
60%
49%
27%
40 %
7
94
29%
58Va
68%
35s/s
39%
7
173/4
27%
35%
*48Va
N*27%
19
32%
60%
1678
6%
357a
*
21 Va
20%
177a
273/4
50
5 4 3/s
95%
29Va
58Va
67%
553/4
14
21%
213/4
177s
28%
*49
50
54% 54 3/4
213/8
21
55V8
44
17 %
6%
35s/s
*48Va
'27%:
19
*32 Va
607a
34%
*70
17%
27%
*48
69%
55% '.
14V4
40 V*
74
21%
54%
92
29
53%
40%
*70
21%
/
*91
517a
*82 Va
35%
4,300
56,300
93
527a
83
357/a
7,200
1,000
12,100
Volume
Number 5877
190
»
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(889)
25
"TM
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ran(e for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958 t
Highest
;.vV
Lowest
Lowestr
40 Ye Jan
74
69 VB Dec
2
19
85 Va May
Aug 29
-
7
75%'Aug 20
Jun
8
82'A Feb
14% Jan
Jan
2
17% Nov
28
3
Jan
3
3% Nov
19
EXCHANGE
•
61% Jan
2
73
2
6
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Standard Brands
24
$3.50
Coil
Monday
Aug. 24
For
61% Nov 21
J/4 Feb 25
43
:
Products
49% Jun
62 y8 Jan
24
i8
50
Nov
3
V 47% Feb
21
60V4Nov
12
42% Feb
24
59% Dec 31
55
86% Sep
10 y2 Jan
i7
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
85
Jun 30
92
35'% Feb
2
Co
73%
73%
731/3
741/a
76%
78%
77
77
15%
16%—:
15%
16'%
15%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
15,500
5iy8
52%
51%
521/4
51'/4
20,200
Inc
1
A
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
New
Oil
of
Ohio
27% Jan
7
84
Jan
8
6
12% Jan
% Nov
6
18
Jun
3% %
7
29% Jan
14
54
17% Jan
2
29
47
Packaging
26
A,
46%
46%
47
46%
51%
51
51%
51%
521/8
51%
56
56
56%
56%;
56%
56%
*88
91
>88
91
100
20
20
Standard
Stauffer
Sterchi
59% Jun
22
43
22
26% Feb
12
42 % Jan
34% JUly
62
Aug
Feb
1
Chemical
Cq_:
20% Jan
27 % Mar 13
15'% Jan
22
Aug 25
15% Jan
181/4 Nov 28
17% Jan
19
May
6
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference-
37 '% Jan
60% Nov
12
55% May
65
Apr
2
20
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
33 % Mar 25
Storer
16
Oct
20
15% Jan
Studebaker-Packaid
66% Dec
31
2% Jan
9% Jun
10
9% Aug 26
14
15% Jan
28% Dec
2
50
Apr
1
Jan
16
87
Nov
59
Apr
24
69
Jan
2
28% Dec
15
20% Jan
2
22 y, Aug
14
38% May 29
2
15% Mar 20
57% Jun
65% Feb
24
30%
38
Dec
30
Jan
13
97
Dec
19
94 % Jan
6% Jan
7
Jan
24
1360
31% Mar
29% Jan
2
2
18%
19
19
19
59%
59%
59%
•
59%
601/2
31
31%
X30%
30%
v
30%
30%
11%
11%
9%
.
600
25,900
700
X59%
60%
59%
59%
311/4
31%
30%
31
12>/«
12%
12 y4
9%
' 9%
9%
10
60%
-
121/ar
11%
9%
9%
601/2
601/2
9%
60
;
3iy4
311/4
3iy8
3iy4
12%
12%
12.J/2
87%
*85%
12% /
87% "
61
v
60%
60%
61
2,600
1,600
12 y2
75,800
146,900
■1,600
611/2
31%
311/4
311/4
*12%
12%
12%
85%
851/2
60%
87% 1,
60%
31'
12%
*851/2
12%
*84
311/4
"3,100
12%
2,600
VV:%; 10
85%
60%
61
60%
611/4
611/4
6ly4
2,900
25
251/4
251/4
25%
25 Va
25%
251/8
25%
251/a
25%
18,100
22%
22%
221/4
221/4
22'A
22%
22'/«
22%
*22i/a
22%
2,700
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
341/a
34%
34%
2,200
98'/4
33%
98%
33%
.___12.50
98%
98
98 y4
97
97%
97
97
10c
6%
6%
7
7
6
Talcott Inc
9
3
94
60
31%
Feb
2:
11%
9%
60 y4
*85%
Feb
Jan
11%
9%
60
29
52
*18%
•
3,900
*
'
1
58% fcTov 21
35% Jan
18%
No par
—_25
1860 r
Corp—
Tennessee Corp
:
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
•
7
7
1855
1883
6%
x6%
1840
1877
1850
"
6%
7
1880
1,600
4,400
I860. 1875
-
.
.
'
.
330
40%
391/2
40
27
26
26
46%
47%
46%
47%
46V4
47
46%
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
42%
42%
43
423%
43
12
123%
12%
123/4
14,500
13 %
133%
13%
133/4
11,100
*26
391/2
42%
4iy4
11%
13%
1'4
■
421%
423%
11%
■12
13
13%.
79
79%;
12
14
.
391/4
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V
39%
39%
39%
30
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42%
12
13%
391% y
27
:*26.
<
12
1
1
_2.50
Corp—__
*98
'
1890
39%
5
4.16%
(James)
Aircraft
9,200
56%
1
A Co
Temco
13,400
30 y2
19
5
No
Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
Tel Autograph
53%
301/8
*23
par
common
Sutherland
2
52%
30%
"
Mining
19% Jan
53%
29%
19
1
—
44% July 16
13% Mar 16
53 %
30
19
25
■
53%
29%
19
Symington Wayne Corp
Aug 26
300
52%
•
21%
Swift
9
1,000
10,900 •
23
14% Mar
13
;
v
.
58
47% AUg 21
5
17,600
V-V
v:
211/s
5
17
29%
17
57%
2
19
53%
29%
17
23
Jan
9% NOV
53
30%
17
21%
11% Jan
•20% Dec
54 %'
16%
171/2
*17
23%
35
8
17%
v.-
58%
29% Jan
2
*17
58%
21
47
9% Jan-
17%
58%
23%
3
3% Jan
58%
'21% *21%
r-
57
Apr
9
21%
58%
,
21%
36% Dec
2
7% Jan
21%
58%
,
57
37% Aug 19
23
22
581%
21 '
2J%
-58%: v59y4
-
23%
25
May 11
21V2
59%
211/a
1
Co
Superior Oil of. California
23
38%
4
,
21
22
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
3
Jan
37
56%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2165
17
16%
36%
23%
1695
' Jun
16%
36
21%
15
Sunshine
16'/2
23
20
8% Mar 20
16%
36
56
38% Jan
5
6% Aug 27
2,300
161/2
35%
21%
Aug 11
1865 *
3
19% Jan
18% Jan
29
1,800
16%
16%
35%
23%
42% Sep
5
28% Dec 30
25
Feb
9%
27
41
56%
106 % Feb
33 y8 July 27
72
,
Jan
40%
21 VB
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of *55
30
5
Jun
22
Oil Co
Sun
100
40
16%
5)
1
$4150 series A preferred
24 y4 Apr
29
24% Aug 19
25% Apr 23
Mar 19
Corp
13,000
v
39'A
*23%
1
Corp.
Sundstrand Corp
Chemical Corp
9
37%
117
34%
29
20
Co
Broadcasting
Sun
Mar 13
94
85 y2 Aug 27
common
When issued '
11% Jan
24
12% Aug 14
90
,
37
*109
..
20,700
102,000
6,900
38%
38%
53 %
&«Webster-i.
Sunbeam
2
26% Jan
29
9
79
26
Aug 18
66% Jan
8
13
Apr
*88
37%
HOI/4
IIO1/4
1
Stix- Baer & Fuller Co
7
39% Feb
114
59
8
Stone
36
36i/4
*105
90
5
Dec
16% Oct
Jan
39
*88
16%
58%
—
10% Jan
22
35%
114
*38
~
34%
*17
__5
(J P) 3c Co Ine~_.-___.15
Stewart-Warner Corp*
4
36%
*105
38%
*20%
1
Stevens
1
35%
?
34%
5
Inc
Bros Stores
36%
114
46%
46%
16%
No par
Sterling Drug Inc
11
35%
38%
.
5
Starrett Co (The) L S
8
21
91
*105
.
23
Dec
1
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp__
Apr
27% Oct
15% Jan
*88
46%
-
12,700
—.
521/4
56
preferred
18% Jun
270
51%
Corp com
preferred
71
5,800
.i
56
convertible
23 % Jun
5
16
52 y8
convertible
13 y2 Jan
15%
-
56%
$1.20
July 29
16
51 V-v
$1.60
40 y2
73J/a
77
55%
17% July 27
2
52
72%
77
10
6
JUly
451/4 Nov
Jan
46%
4%
73%
771/4
>
*761/4
52%
47%
41% July 27
54% Aug 19
14% Nov 20
51%
of" Indiana
preferred series
Standard
39% July 27
117
12
Jan
20
15
10% Jan
52%
common
89
18
51%
Jersey
Standard
33% Dec 31
Jun
*4%
73
:
7
Standard
23
31% Jan
29
4%
25
17
26
64% Jan
Apr
15% ...16
—
4%
6.25
California'
52% Apr
2
18
.10c"
Co
59% Jan
3
2
Electric
of
Shapes
74%
23
Sep
10
Oil
Aug. 28
78%
July 27
Jan
liy2 Nov
Standard
the Week
Friday
Aug. 27
73%
44% July 27
36
14
23
Sales far
Thursday
y
Aug. 26
i.
73%
49% Jun
23
14Y2 Jan
Dec
Standard Gas &
July 29
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
'
Aug. 25
No par
'
3% May 29
AND
Tuesday
/
No par
com
preferred
Standard
23% May 11
Inc
:
26%
26%
200
47%
47%
473/4
18,500
11.%
,U%
11%
5,000
4,300
5,200
36% Dec
9
55% Feb
24
89
Dec
16
22% Jan
~13
30 '% Jun
80
80'4
79%
80%
5
34%
34%
341/4
343/4
343%
34%"
343%
34%
243%
25
18,000
25
83 %
841/4
83 Vb
83%
82 %
833%
82 7%
83%
82%
833%
22,200
35 y4 Apr
14
39'% July 15
Texas G&s Transmission Corp..
5
Gulf Producing Co
33'%
32 Vb
32%
32%
313/4
32
31%
■
313%
Texas
341/4
35
331/4
341/4
33%
333A
33%
34%
34%
343%
10,300
25% Mar 16
Texas
Gulf
2cy4
20%
20%
20%
20 Vb
20%
20%
20%
20
201%
41*500
159% July 15
Texas
Instruments
Inc
134%
136%
138 %
1413%
141
142 5%
28,600
Texas
Pacific Coal
&
27%
283%
Texas
2
25'% Mar 18
Pacific Land
20%
21
July 21
38% Jan
25
74% Feb 26
27 '% Jun
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
86
27
37
Aug S
24% Nov 10
15
24% Dee 25
Dec
11
Apr
1
18% July 27'
61'/4 Jan 27
1
27% Jun
39% Aug 22
12
87% AUg
39% Jan
9'
3
Texaco
:
23
Inc
—
Sulphur
98% Jan
2
6'AJan
2
17% Dec 11
112
Feb
9
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
44% Jan
7
67
8
63
Feb
18
74% July 23
Texas Utilities
29% July 30
Textron
9% Apr
15% Jan
.22
133
-
Nov
Dec
28
14% Mar 10
21% Dec
2
Feb 25"
16
19% Jan
8
24
28
16
23
Jan
2
38% Nov 21
30
Apr 24
Dec
29%
25
73
Dec
8
90
Jan
2
21% Nov
17
28% Aug
5
25 y2 Apr 18
2
41% Feb
81% Oct
36% Mar
$1.25
6
35% July 24
■
Apr 16
May
Inc
1
1331%
135%
10
281/4
28 3%
28
283%
1
211%
211/4
20%
21%
:—100
119%
119'%
i.
Oil—.
ex-distribution.
Pacific
&
Ry
Co
139
79
v
139
=
79%
32
273/4
28ys
21 Va
79%
211/4
80%
2,000
32
4,200
273/4
28"
.
120
*119
*119
V
120
V
7,300
211/4
2.11/4
2,500
119%
119%
No par
73%
73%
73
733%
721%
72 3%
X71%
723%
72%
72 s%
6,600
50c
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
263%
26%
26 3%
25,000
No par
28%
28i%
29
*28
28i%
28%
28i%
5
34%
343/4
35
X34%
34%
34i%
34%
343%
34i%
1,600
1
15
Co
41%
41%
431%
42 3%
43%
42
433%
42
42%
34,700
30
30
30
common
oreferred
conv
x32
r
Trust—
-Thatcher Glass Mfg Co_
Thiokol Chemical Qo—
4
72
22
May 20
Apr
Texas
31% July 30
40% Aug 10
Dec"!
13
Sub shale ctfs
4
No par
•
Thompson (J R)_
,—
29
"
351/4
/:
£
'
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42%
*
30
*29
*29
30
30
-
■
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*119
*28
120
130
28 3/4
600
100
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
•
20
15
Jan
2
2
46% Nov
26J/4 Dec
12% Jan
7
16 '% Dec
2
21% Jun
24
45 '% Jan
2
70% May
88'
Common
6
Jan 23'
29% Apr
24
Jan
14
16
'
59% July 10
26 y« Aug 17
17% Apr
15'
70
26
2
Jan
15
65% Dec
2
21% May 15
32% Nov
5
25% Jun
23% Jan
21
37
3
.29
10% Jan
27% Jan
2
17% Oct 30
16% Jan
2
40% Nov
11
38% Feb
1
58
Apr
25% Nov
7
52
Jun
22
17
21
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12
29
July 31
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
59
Feb
Jan
42
52% Oct
Feb
57
_
Aug 10
36% Dec
16
1
54% Jan
9
42 % Nov
21
34% Jun
15
ioy8 Jan
8
15% Jun .16
'Jun
16
7
5
54 5/4 Mar
3"
75% Mar
3
43% Apr 10
13% Mar 5
48
Mar 13
6
39% Dec
3% Jan
2
15% Oct 28
12% Aug 28
17% Apr
20
13
26% Oct
19% Jun
17
25% Apr
1"
9% Jun
10
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
14% Jpn
12% Jan
2
23% Dec
11
20% Jan
2
30% Mar 13
5% Jan
2
11% Dec
29
9'% Jun
Nov
20
12
28
83% Apr
17
27'% Jab
14% Aug
4
51
Trane
Co
5
84
70% Sep
80% Nov
4
81
Apr ,29
Mar. 24
10
94
Apr 25
81
May 22
July 7
40% Jan
13
54% Jun
24
44
Apr
24% Jan
2
36% Dec
16
32% Aug 10
Trans
World
Twin' Coach
TXL
Oil
27% Dec,
5
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
53
9%
38 Ve
14
25
2
102
Dec
17
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
•
Jan
7
8% Jan
2
41% Sep
2
11% Oct 29
3
47% Feb
39
Jan-
For
footnotes
see
12
page 28.
40
*39
10
40
12%
123/4
4,200
22%
21%
223/8
15,000
13'%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
133%
1,600
25%
26'%
26
27'%
26
26 3%
18.90C
12'%
12
12'%
12
12
11%
12
.
.
Aug 25
77% Feb 25
433%
443%
44%
3,500
443%
44'%
44 7%
142%
142'%
143%
14,900
Corp—6%
443/4
451/8
No par
10
143%
144%
142%
351/4
35%
x34%
343%
34%
343%
343%
343%
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.70 series—1—No par
9.t%
91%
91%
91%
913%
92
91%
91%
*91%
92
76
74%
76
76
76
*76
77
"76
77
73%
73%
73%
*72
73%
*72
73
83'%
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83
*82
83
10
50
15,000
33 5%
15,100
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common
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72%
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series—_
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*74'/2
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45
45'%
*72
72%
141
145
*82
*82
142'%
•
141
/
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34
9,600
343%
8,400
260
v
110
130
10
8 3/e
8%
8'%
8%
83%
8%
8 3%
8%
6
Union
Tank
No par
34%
34%
34'%
34'%
34'%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
7,100
4
Union
Twist Drill Co
_8
21%
22
22
22'%
22'%
22'%
22'%
22%
22
22
2,200
Lines
10
87
Mar
3
of; California,
Aug 12
9
12
July
8
4%
(ser of 1956) conv
32 y* Mar
26
United Artists
30 V2 Jan
22
United
95
Mar 24
27
,
Aug 26
9
22
1% Aug 10
45% Jan
2
30% Jun
39
32 y2 Aug 25
81
July 24
30% Apr
42% May
95'% Jan
147% Jun
2y8 Mar 10
53% Aug
6
34% Mar
34
85% Aug 18
33 Vb
33%
33'%
33'%
.,33%
.
37'%
42'%
38
37%
42 3%
433%
115
*104
*91
92
92
*102
113
92
92'%
28%
28%
28'%
283%
7,200
25%
253%
25%
26
2,200
93
92
92
*92
93
20
31'4
313%
2,000
*92
93
*92
10
*313/8
—No par
No par
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
12,300
581/4
58%
59%
59
59
19%
19%
19%
20
28%
36
363/4
36'/4
363/4
361/4
59%
*58 '4
59'4
X581/4
*5L i/4
Gas
Corp.._
Mines
Co
19i/8
16%
16%
16i%
163%
16%
161/4
16i%
11,300
19 VH
20'%
19%
20i%
20
20 "/a
13,700
19%
l3's
19 Vb
1%
57
19%
20
1%
13/8
573/a
1%
57
56%
S
Inc
common
preferred series A
50
1
—50
57%
58%
34
33
331/4
34
34%
36
3234
33%
*32%
3334
34%
32%
34%
32 34
33%
33
85%
*83%
85 %
*83i/2
85i%
107
108
106
*153
155
*153
10
10
*33%
10%
1
7,300
-
33%
*43
6,400
11%
57%
13/8
33i%
*84
Mach common—82 %c
class A preference
1%
571/8
13/8
33%
—
Industries
%
57
33
-
b%
600
3,000
193/8
16%
32i%
4%%
500
18%
X49%
U
10,500
16%
56%
preferred
10C
& Foreign Securities
1
Freight Co—.
——No pai
U S Gypsum Co common—
4
1% preferred
100
2
800
1,100
3/4
191/8
1
Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
Hoffman
8%
20
25
S
U S
83/4
*64%
16i/2
—25
preferred.—
7534
66
19 Ye
2
1
& Mfrs Inc
City
Shoe Mach common
.
32%
17
113,700
28%
...
United,Gas Corp
503/8
36% Mar
4,100
27%
2ft
32%
14 y4 Apr
211/4
27i/o
20%
27
50
44% May 28
33%
20%
27%
34
20%
32%
4
*32%
20%
27 Vb
33
20%
28
50
7
33%
20%
34%
20 Vb
32%
41% Feb
*32%
*34 Va
.
493.4
10 y4 Jan
8
29
U S
27
8i%
20%
U
29
8 3/4
34%
21
Mar 30
66
20 34
26
Apr
7534
#64%
*34%
Jan
12% Jan
34
751/4
66
5
Coal Cos
Jan
165
32
75
Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
8%
58
120
31%
8 3/8
83/e
93
75
8%
74%
*641/2
*92
31%
C%
Corp
(Del)
(Del).
4%%
800
29
1
6%
32,800
92%
25'%
67
U S
*92
21,100
433%
28'%
313/4
Park
.
383%
115
25%
75%
Merch
92
42 3%
25%
*65%
United
92
38
*102
28%
*74%
United
38%
43%
115
25%
x31 'A
United
42%
28'%
35
8
92'%
373/4
*102
8,900
8%
25 34
6
25
43%
8%
29%
28
8% Apr 2233% Aug 27
38 3%
115
76
4
51% Apr
33%
66
Electric
42% Jan
33'%
>103
United
45 V4 Mar
49 5%
313/4
United
59 Va Aug 27
49%
65%
37% Mar 16
13
493%
25%
Co„
23% July
19
493%
28%
Carton
&
Corp
48 % Jan
49 5%
1
United-Carr Fastener
United
33% Jun
'
49 %
*7434
Board
Carbon
9
42%
83%
49%
5
United
United
July 21
9% May 19
71
37%
.
America—No par
of
$4.50 preferred
10
88 %
37
42%
5
pfd—100
pfd—..100
Corp
Biscuit
Apr 17
38% Apr
2
Inc—^
Corp common
109% Mar 26
13
Jan
,
(ser of 1955) conv
21
16
Co
Car
4%
Apr
69
Jan
preferred
non-cum
3
136
26% Jan
46 V4 Mar 10
4%
United
Sep 23
*39
<
1,100
13
21% July 24
6% Jan,
40
400
9,500
<J3,4
12%
7
65% Jan
*381/2
39%
93/4
22%
16% Jan
153
38%
10
13
18% Nov 21
6
10
36
22%
10% Jan
2
*9%
3,600
60
12%
United Industrial
11
10
39%
22%'
20% July 20
Jan
*9%
35%
13%
19% July 29
37% Oct
93/4
393/4
*58
22%
2
57% Dec
36%
13
15
90
59
35%
22%
13% Jun
2
39%
59
37%
1334
16% Jan
2
39%
59
37
22%
12
21% Jan
401%
59
36%
25
90
31
26% Jan
39 %
59
36%
*38
7,600
56
13%
16% Dec 31
4
40
59
36%
9%
900
27-%
22%
11% May 16
5% Jan
2
Dec
40
60
36
10
Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp—....—-10
78
40%
40
*57%
52%
27%
9% Feb
24% Feb
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
52%
*53
56
37% Jan
2
32% Oct 29
33% Apr 29
53
27%
*52
12
Jun
12
2y8 Oct 21
55
33%
8% Jan
47% Dec 22
53
27%
27%
33'%
29% Jan
2
53
Pacific RR Co common....10
34% Nov 21
16% Oct 13
3
,
Union
2
2
26
*52
19
2
Jan
*52%
27
55
38% Feb
11% Jan
Jan
53
26%
82
22% Jan
If
53
*50%
26%
55
49%
8% Nov 18
32
53
X26%
*50%
1
50
49%
8
17% Dec
11,800
82
6% Jan
Dec
11,900
403/4
25
22% Jun
15
7
50
20%
40%
Oil
29
90% Aug 20
Dec 29
2
20%
40%
Union
103
37
2
20%
403/8
53% July 10
8
8
2
20%
40%
32'4.July 28
8
34% Jan
20%
40 VB
26
Aircraft
34% Jan
27% Jan
20
40 3/8
12'%
Air
79% Oct
20
131/4
United
32% Sep
193/4
40%
25%
United
48
19%
40%
i
Mar 26
2
100
19%
12%
July 15
10
4,800
15,200
13%
66
Jan
61%
33%
383/4
26
25% Feb
Jan
61-
323/4
*37%
33
123/8
45
May 21
62%
383%
13%
6
19
'
32%
*37
25%
20% Aug 19
36
38%
40
_
42 VB Aug 24
45
62
32%
*37%
5,700
—1
Corp-(The)
Udyllle
30% Jan
27
32%
38i%
57%
..No pax
Corp.
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
8
Oct
62%
32%
38%
56%
1
Underwood
(
91
61%
31%
38%
56%
1
33% Nov"
2
61%
32%
*38
1
50
Co
Co
4:
62 %
62
59%
2
(conv)
A
■
31%
2
—
Corp
69% Aug
26
3-,900
Fox
52% Jan
15% Jan
27% Nov
5,600
1-9%
pfd
Conv
Century
18% May
2iy4 Jan
Aug
24%
16%
Co common'
1
series of 1957
50
Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred—
50
5%
20tli
6
108
24
16%
par
Tuhg-Sdl Electric
18
2
243/4
163/a
—:—
Preferred series
31
Jan
56%
24%
16%"
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
24% Feb
91
56 3/e
243/4
16%
Corp common
$2.70- preferred
9% Dec
Aug
55 3/4
24
16%
Corp
37% Dec
143
55%
25
16%
—
Trdnsamerica
76
15
31
543/4
243/4
16-%
Electric
4
Sep
Jan
1,800
-55%
Union
98 % Mar
111
22%
25
35% Mar 16
9
aiy2 Feb
8
Apr
26% Jan
223/4
Corp—...
5
71
223/4
16%
Carbide
19
Aug
22%
6,100
24%
Bag-Camp
Jun
74
223/4
59%
55
Union
30 '% Jun
90
22 3/4
No
Union
120% Feb
23
22%
*82%
_5
&
2
Apr
31
103 y» Jun
22%
Edison" Co
150% July 27
32% Dec .31
126% Dec
2
92
Jan
22%
59%
84
Construction.—1
Bearing
Toledo
11
13% Jan
41
22%
14*
55% Dec
44
25
56% Jan
2
30% Mar 25
11,300
5
3
36% Jan
241/4
Airlines Inc
20
5
24
Tri-Continenlal
21% Jan
22
120
24%
3
Jan
32% Jan
82%
241/B
42% Aug
23 % Feb
9
82%
24%
8
2
34 y8 Jan
84
24
9
17
45
59%
*82%
24%
60%
No par
Feb
53
58%
85%
241/e
Transue & Williams Steel
7
16% Jan
43
x
*83%
24%
33% Aug 28
42% July 15
24% Jun 18*
10
Jan
Roller
Tiniken
60 3/4
61%
84%
241/4
common
Tishman Realty
59 3/4
60%
84%
10
—
Oil
61%
...160
——5
—
—
preferred
$1.20 preferred—.
19% Mar 11
1
4%
Tidewater
15% Jan
15
31
10
Mar
21
14
16 y4 Jan
56% Feb
82% Aug 28
34'4
11%
45
107%
155
9%
*34
34%
10 3/4
*12
103/e
-
106'%
*153
10
*33%
11
10%
45
*41%
333%
*83%
33%
85i%
3334
*83%
33%
50'%
49%
107
106
107'%
105%
155
153
153
503/8
49%
10%
10
10
34
33%
33.%
10%
45
1034
*41%
uy8
45
>153
270
13,400
85i%
33%
50%
107
155
3,600
6,400
5,900
20
10 VB
103%
4,300
*33%
33%
100
10%
11
*41'%
45
9,300
The Commercial and. Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
(890)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
1
Preview
Range f®r
Range Since
Year 19 58
2
32% Nov
30
8% Dec
9y8 Jun
28% Jan
_
28% Nov
2
Jan
2
66
82,
80% Mar
Dec
108
48 % NOV
7
21% Apr
Nov
95
43 Ye Nov
5
Sep 15
Jan
3
26% Mar
73
Apr
21% Jan
14
2
Jan
36% NOV
25% Jan
2
41% Oct
140
154
53% July
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
97% Dec
243% Oct
3
158% Jun
32% Jun
19% Jan
2
Sep
25
35
Jan
20
38% May
*8%
"
68% Jan
5% Jan
July 21
Jan
9
100% Jan
45% Feb
6
10
143% Jun
17
33% Jan
19
76
July 17
50
7
88% May
Jun
141
10
6
Mar
24
34% July 21
34%! Jun
14ye Feb
26
26
Jan
2
85% Jan
8% Jan
8
2
27% Jan
6
8*% Jan
2
7
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
May
July
Aug
Apr
56% Aug
25% Apr
29"% Feb
30%; 30%
*9
9%
26%—27%102
102%
45% 46%
*82
90
*208
114
61% 62 %
350% 151
100
-100
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
5
25
24
14
20
2
14
Jan
3
242
Nov
157
Jun
8
84
Feb
9
Jun
9
July 29
36% Feb 18
July
8
47% July 15
Vanadium-Alloys
42
Vanadium
34%, Mar 24
Mar 30
46
July
153
12
1
Aug
7
203/2 Apr 29
26% Aug 20
45
28% Nov 28
66
Nov 26
28% May 12
57
4
Sep
24% Jan
Dec
37
2
24
28
10
17
3
17
16
Jan
50
11
32% Aug
14
407a Oct
Jan
26
5% Jan
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
13% Jan
22% Jan
2
Van
13% July 28
24% Aug 27
28% July 27
9
Apr
36% Apr
Dec
3J%Jan
5
5% Jun
30
84
10
14% Sep 28
32
21% Jan
v,
Dec
11
23% Jan
2
36% Dec
3
3
85
8
78
11%, Jan
283/e Feb
77% Feb
26 % Jan
101
Dec
40% Dec
8
Co
Raalte
3%%
Co__
35%
99 %
Apr
30
95
May 13
53% July
20
18% Oct
30
17 y4 Aug
17
Nov
13
87%?. Jan
2
Jan
13
87
Dec
2
9
Materials
5%%
323/fl
2,100
51
51
52
1,500
55,500
107%
144'%
144%
105%
107
144%
144%
2,700
24%
104%
243/e
24 %
8,900
24
20
36
*35
36
*35
37
36%
36%
2,100
*15%
13
*15%
16%
400
10
10
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9
20
103 y2 Feb
2
96 3/2 Jan
30
9
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313/4
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Jan
15 y4 Aug
900
32%
79
Virginian R'y Co common
6%
preferred
12
860
38
51
9
100
preferred
13% Mar 17
9
29
16.800
38
28
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20% Mar
363/2 Jan
17 ye Oct
84
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10
20
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38
28
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7
89
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2
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5
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74
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24
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82
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8
17
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108
99% Jun
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1
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11
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46
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100
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17
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113
24
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107
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101
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82
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Friday
Thursday
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102
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22
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13
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17
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17
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United Whelan Corp common—30e
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
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1
Universal Leaf Tobacco comu.No par
8% preferred—
—
100
Universal Match Corp —
6.25
Universal Oil Products Co—
1
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
4%% preferred
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Upjohn Co
.1
Utah Power & Light Co
12.80
753/4 Aug 14
NOV
78
1
32% Feb
33
6
6
39Ve Dec 29
57
Dec 10
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6
22
19% May
72
40
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74 % Jan
38
38
38
38
7% noncumulative preferred—25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
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United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
17% Jan 30
Mar 16
15%
100
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21
123/8
81
47%
603/4
157
Par
US Rubber Co common
—.—__5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
U S Shoe Corp
1
US Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
50
US Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
100
U S Tobacco Co common—_No par
38% Feb 24
54% Feb
4
107% Aug 27
153
Jan 28
26% Jan 21
37% Feb
9
50% Mar 12
Julv21
30
10
9% Oct 30
17
Nov 13
2
2
41% Jan
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8
Jan 22
88
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8
2
18
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Tuesday
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30
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Monday
Aug. 24
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1
4%% preferred-.
—
10
O S Pipe & Foundry CO—5
U S Playing Card Co
10
U S Plywood Corp common
.—1
35 % Apr 20
10
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29
Jan 21
106% July 8
58% May 18
99
Jun 19
1363/4 May 18
69% July 7
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43
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6
17
20
18
21
14
1
18
22
11
14
29
30
12
16
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2
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LOW
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Jan. 1
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71
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20
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20
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33% Jan
2
50
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8
15% Nov
14
2
51
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1
27% Jan
36
15
25% Jan
76% Mar 11
Wabash RR 4%%
2
773/2 July 28
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46% Feb
14% Jan
21
2
Feb
10
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11% July 17
Feb
11% Dec
26% Dec
20
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49%
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483/4
100
383/4
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383/4
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39
39%
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39
39
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1
46
46%
47%
15%
16 %
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90
90
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100
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Warner Bros Pictures
Aug 21
Industries
Warner-Lambert
48% May
4
31% Feb 24
Waukesha
44% Dec
31
41% Jun
9
40
Nov
C
36 %? Feb
9
29%. Mar
7
26% NOV
51
1% Jan
3
4% Deo
1
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10
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44% Jan
15
49 y4
22
65
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23
12
3% Jan
July 28
50% Dec
25% Jan
21
8% Jun
31% May 25
9
12
50
34
19
9
Oil & Snowdrift
15 % Jan
13
24% Oct
13
16% May 12
23% July
25% Jan
2
35% Dec
22
33
Jun
38% Apr
95%, Oct
6
May 20
11
91
July
2
102
85
Aug 26
90
86
105
99% Jun
Sep 23
94
83% Dec 17
51
31V4 Feb 28
96% Mar
19 % May
14 % Jan
3
West
Penn
Apr
17
50% Jan
5
May
8
Jun
2
101
Mar 31
26
Jan
7
38
Apr 14
July 22
17
23"% Jan
8
10
97 % Jun
17
31
Nov
13
74% May
82 % Jan
20
69% Jan
38
Western
Western
95% Aug
2
94% Apr 24
81% July
8
2
4%
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Pacific
Western
24%
24%
24 %
24%
23%
24
64
64%
63 3/4
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62%
633/4
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48
48
48 3/e
48%
48%
49
44%
45
45
45%
45%
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45
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3,100
43%
43%
43%
433/4
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44%
44%
46
46
46%
1,900
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31
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46 3/8
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37
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36%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
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36%
36%
36%
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96
96%
96%
340
100
pfd
preferred
100
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RR
92y2Apr
21
84
9
88% Jan
Westinghouse Electric common_12'/2
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Jan
7
54% Dec
31
96
10
125
Nov
109% July 16
52 %j May
7
92%. Jan
112
16% Feb
21
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
56
Jan
21
68
Dec
22
67% Mar 30
26
Jan
7
49% Oct
21
91%
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2
28
39 % July
Sep
8% Oct
4% Jan
2
23% Nov
5
25% July
32% Jun
6
38
Nov
B
9
1
10
78
38%, Aug 25
39 %
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Aug 20
97
Jun
7
15
Jan
6
May 26
53% Mar 20
7
36
11
60
July 8
102% Mar 11
7
24% Jan
6
Jan
Feb
66"% July 7
98% Mar 13
2
White
Motor
5%%
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
White
14
2.50
Telegraph
10
Westingjjouse Air Brake—
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$3
Co
1
common
preferred
100
—
Sewing Machine
preference
convertible
common
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96%
96 %
96%
97
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88
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85
88
86
86
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74
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88
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71
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75
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40
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40
23,800
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31%
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313/4
15,800
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110
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34
34%
34
96%
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54
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75
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40
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82
82
82
82
27
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26
27
27
27%
28%
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40
4.0 3/e
30
33% Dec
1
323/a Jan
8
45% July 28
Wilson
44%
45%
44%
45
44
44%
78
2
88
Jan
2
8% Nov
17
6% Jan
2
26 % Jan
8
493/4 Nov
18
397/n Jun
17
37% Dec
22
35-% Jun
19
31% Jan
2
120% Dec
9
20% Jan
7
135
Mar 25
25% Dec
29
120% July 27
23 %4 Jun
22
Jan
20
10% July 28
Windsor
46 %
Winn-Dixie
Aug 28
40% Jan
129
23"
Mar 25
27 % Jan
9
32% Oct
14
36% Mar
6
Woodward
2
53% Dec
31
53 % Jan
60% July
9
Stores
Elec
27
74
Dec
31
70% Jan
80% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
78 % Jan
2
90% Nov
13
83 %2 Jan
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
22
9% Jan
23% Apr
303/4 Jan
87
14
Aug
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
10
33% Nov 17
29% Feb
10
25%. Feb
25
9
2
36% Aug 20
119% Oct 13
31% Feb
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114 y4 Jan
7
16
$
22% Dec 30
20 y4 Jan
20
25% Jun
24
82% May 21
136% Juc
4
Apr
39% July
49% Jun
8
24
146% July 27
2.4
Iron
Wrigley
Co
&
233/4
83
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2.6
9%
9%
9%
9%
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45%
45%
45%
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10
Co
10
;
(Del)
No par
—5
10
I
Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp..
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
28%
122
26%
31
38%
122
26%
31
38%
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26%
303/4
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123
38%
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453/e
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26%
26%
303/4
31 %
31%
18,600
200
500
1,700
46%
4,700
38
2,800
373/4
31%
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31
58%
57 s/8
1.700
9%
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26%
303/4
3,700
45%
38%
26 3%
300
283/8
41
9%
121
121
,
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46
38
38%
123
28
9%
9%
45%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%%' series—100
Towne
*82
9%
10
com
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
25%
45%
100
Service
Jr
84%
*23%
1
(F W) Co
(Wm)
*82
24
9%
Worthington
Prior
84%
10c
Inc
Inc
Power
Public
Woolworth
45 % Feb
2
*82
10
preferred
Wisconsin
36% Jan
21% Jan
Np par
Co
Industries
Wisconsin
6%
No par
common
preferred
7,100
4,600
28
*43
5
27
57
50
Co
4,200
101%
55
1
4
41%
54%
Wilcox
30
56
21,600
733/4
101%
White Stores Inc
20% Dec
39%
40
39%
393/4
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75
*71
74
51 % Mar 11
& Co Inc
110
62%
29% July 29
$4.25
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110
36%
97%
5
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86%
CI
23
Mar 31
89 3/a
90
88%
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39 % Jun
12% July 31
4
-
87
20
preferred
200
75
20
July
19 % May
3,700
91
74%
48% Nov
85% July 10
100%
89% -90
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93%
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89%
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240
73%
28 3/o
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100%
89%
89%
93%
17% Jan
30~
2,500
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87%
110
1,800
33%
30%
89
87%
32%
333/8
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31%
88%
97
32%
33%
.
73%
39 Va
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89%
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97
32%
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100
12,300
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85
86
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34
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6
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38% Mar 18
7
31.200
353/4
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11
7%
33 %
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9
Dec
200
6%
333/e
48
70% Feb
33% Apr
83% Jan
6%
33
20%
30j/b Aug 24
110
30%
6 3/4
333/e
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33%
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29% Jan
29
33
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31
Feb
6%
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33
36
16
8
7
33
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29
Aug
6%
6
33 %
48
33% Dec
83
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31
800
36
74% Dec
Union
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1,100
13,800
20%
1
34% Dec
8
60
647/e
2
8
8,400
24%
24
2
48%
24%
55% Jun
Jan
48 3/e
24%
17% Jan
15
48%
48%
63%
com
4%%
2nd
48%
48%
23%
Lines Inc—
noncum
3,500
49
10%
48
Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com__No par
Western
4
10%
10%
Auto
4.80%
100% Aug 12
7
10%
*47%
Electric Co
Air
10%
49%
—50
Power
10%
10%
preferred series B
preferred series C—
4.10%
10%
48%
100
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
100
4.20%
6
96
71% Nov
2
13
Apr
May
42
Feb
86
Kentucky
Penn
6
79% Dec
100
13
42%. Jan
91
West
West
19
24% Dec
2
12
48% Jah
Jan
83% May 22
8
10,500
10%
64
Sugar Corp
24
31
May
28% Dec
94% Nov
63
Dec
103
4
13
9
Jun
19
Indies
173/e
89
15%
48
preferred
4.80%
West
17
89
16 3/4
48
Corp—
Wesson
5
27
89
XG3
Mills
Knitting
Welbilt
Apr 29
16%
89
16%
16%
1
Co
Wayne
56% Jan
Jun
Water Power
30
36% Mar
46% Jun
4
16 3/4.
89
10%
10
;
Pharmaceutical
Motor
35,000
16%
89
2.50
Co
Washington
16 3/e
17%
90
No par
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
2
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5
1
653/2 Aug' 21
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
2
•
5
12
Warner
16%
1
Inc
19
7
16
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Aug 12
2
Jan
1
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preferred
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34 Vo Jan
1,000
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23
25
1,500
17%
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47% Jun
34% Jan
17%
*17%
12% July 22
28% Apr
74%
17 %
48%
48
48
17%
17%
50
9% May 21
8
74
17%
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Ward Baking
31
8
30
8
73%
17%
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24% Jan
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16% Jan
73%
48%
18% Aug 24
Feb
74%
:
17%
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6
16
71
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71
74
73%
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25
4
10
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95
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4
147b Dec 22
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18% May 19
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21
Walgreen
44% Aug 20
84
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100
18
preferred
*17%
55% May 11
41% July 29
47
7
Nov
15
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573/4
30
122%
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1,300
31
2,400
58%
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57%
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Number 5877
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(391)
Bond
Record
New York Stock
««
FRI DAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
—
"Interest
Period"
GOVERNMENT
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
HM.14.Nov
Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
NEW
Highest
BONDS
YORK
Treasury 4s
Low
Oct
1 1969
_Jun
85.4
99.8
Thursday
Aug. 27
Low
High
*97.14
97.22
*97.10
87.18
Friday
Sales for
Aug. 28
High
*97.8
Low
97.16
the Week
Bonds (SI
High
*96.28
97.4
*97.20
97.28
*97.12
97.20
*97.10
97.18
*97.8
97.16
*96.30
97.6
95.28
*95.10
95.18
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95.14
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95.8
*94.18
94.26
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89.18
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89.8
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88.24
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88.10
*87.22
87.30
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87.16
*87.6
87.15
*86.30
87.6
*86.18
86.26
*87.16
87.24
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87.6
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15 1964
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93.18
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91.4
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84.8
*83.28
84.4
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83.28
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83.18
2%s
2%s
15 1995
Sep
Dec
Jan
20
15 1961
-84.16
96.12
*96.4
96.8
*96.6
96.10
*96.4
*97.6
97.14
*97.6
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92.10
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15 1964-1969
Aug 15 1963
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15 1962-1967
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„...
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90.18
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15 1965
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15 1960-1965
—Feb
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Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
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Treasury 2 %s
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85.4
91.18
*84.8
84.6
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15 1964-1969
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15 1959-1962
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92.30
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92.28
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100
1
1980
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1
1973
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1
1977
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98
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98
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1
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.
100
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7
15
1979
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94.16
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93.16
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1
1969
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15
1971
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1975
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1981
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13
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1950
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95
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95
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95
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95
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95
as
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
Friday's
FOR
City
AUGUST
28
Range Since
Sold
High
WEEK ENDED
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
High
No.
Brazil
(continued)
3%s
June-Dec
86 %
86%
37
33
35
&
91 Hi
9
3%s
-
No.
series
No.
11
series
No.
12
series
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13
3%s
1980
series
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14_.
3%s
series
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series
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18
series
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21
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s
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98
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23
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24
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93
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95
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SALE
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15 1978-1983
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29
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103.8
Apr 23
AND
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mature.
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bonds
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28
.
.
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.
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.
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3%s debentures 1976
184
62 %
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65
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debentures
96'A
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80
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-
,
1976—Jan -July
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1974———May-No?;
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93
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1982
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98
88 %
87%
80
■
274
96%
80
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123
181%
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1981—
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mortgage 3s 1980-—."
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97
121
82'A
85
——
94%
95'A
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129
24
84
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conv
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95
86
6
1976
mortgage
3s series K
debentures 1980
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9
—
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88
97
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70
22
97%
86
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debentures 1979—
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87
97
1977—————-—Feb-A?ip
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33
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—
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t
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80
17
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—
22
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74
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—
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95
75
72
85%
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74%
72
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__
74%
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2012
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54
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12
56
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r
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73
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1936
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73
67
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85
84 %
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18'A
93
93
10
97
73 %
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—
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1967
•
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118'A
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secured
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—
46
15
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—-
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—
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186
100
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18%
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64
113'A
102'A
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93
101%
91%
12
—
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107'A
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99%
186
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:
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100
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«
97
99
100'A 101
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mm
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101
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Jan-July
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6s
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198'A
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—
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90
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21
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94
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88'A
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f
s
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s
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90
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17
agree¬
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100%
202
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4'As
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1954
97
__
of)
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51%
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—
—
due
Co
Aluminum
—_———
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3
16%
16%
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191
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June-Dec
1971
Southern
Power
Albany & Susquehanna
26
—
—
92
Feb-Aug
extended to
1961
191
100% 100%
--
*50%
—
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100%
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1958
Alabama
192
17
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99
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Mexican
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73
144
142
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s
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71
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1977
1951
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1961
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II
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%
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,,——
'
part paid 1964
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—
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99 %
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99%
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114%
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or
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Tokyo (City of)
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Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Low
A5
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—
Friday
Last
Period V Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
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Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
(cont)—
German
WEEK ENDED AUGUST J8
Week's Bangs
Friday
Interest
bonds
1959
28
102'A
86'
78%
90
75%
109
Number 5877
[Volume 190
.
.
(893)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
SOND S
Stock Exchange
i
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April-Oct
44
Ry Co 3 %s series A .1974— Feb-Aug
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90
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90
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93
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47
49
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F
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97
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63
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9
68%
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93
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83 Va
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—
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1971
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s
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94
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1977—
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s
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s
f
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ref
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ref
M
3'/2s
series
ref M
3%s
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1st &
M
;
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23/4S ser A 1982-Mar-Sept
2%s ser B 1977-Apn'Z-Oct
2 %8 ser C
une-Dec
3s ser D 1972
May-No®
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3s ser F 1981—_Feb-Anp
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of
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First
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series
1982
II
1983
1984
I
—:.M«y-Nov
Mar-Sept
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—May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
J,nn-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1981
s.
1st
&
ref
M
3%s
scries K
1985_
1st
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ref
M
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L
1986
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ref
M
M
1986
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ref
M
1st
1st
ref
&
ref
&
series
4'/iS
5s
1987
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ser
5%s
M
conv
conv
debs
1963
debentures
4s
:
.
1973
Electrodynamics
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conv
ref
M
2%s. series
3s
debentures
5s
A3s
1st
conv
debs
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Continental
Can
Continental
Oil
Corn
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Crucible Steel
Cuba
.
Co
4%s
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mortgage 4s
For
3%s
debs
Co of
Northern
Alst
Co
3s
footnotes
Am
debs
1965
1976
subord
debs
1st mtge
98
99%
105
116%
82
86%
see
series)
page
31.
60%
22
62
63%
60
61
85
*87%
87
93%
83
91
85%
90
—
—
3s
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96
96 Va
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81%
73
103'A
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98
126
189
187
188 V*
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93
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87
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97%
88
97%
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92'A
91
May-No®
1965
*__
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1988
Associates 3%s
105
92%
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Mar-Sept
1977
96%
86
169
86
"May-Nov
1961-
66%
100 y«
74
Feb-Aug
1977
67
64'/b
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1986
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June-Dec
1978
33As
87%
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3%s
mortgage
74'A
1976_Mar-Sept
B
90%
78 va
74
-Feb-Aug
1995
89
83%
72%
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m%e 4'As 1989
1st
13
—
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May-Nov
Co 2%s 1977
2%s 1979
3%s 1983_
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
85%
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1983
.
82'/2
82%
4
84
May-Sept
:
ser
Industries. Inc 4'As conv
1st
82%
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1982
1961
4s debB
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89
May-Nov
Chemical 2.35s debentures
subordinated
debs
1982
Dresser
1993
;
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debentures
f
s
7
83%
83
83
Jan-July
April
Mar-Sept
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conv subord debs
1973
5s
Elgin
El 111
Joliet
114'/a 116
Paso
Eastern
first
75%
93 y4
101 %
94%
5s
stamped 1965
Energy Supply Schwaben
Erie
Railroad
1973
5'As
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A Jan 2015
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3'As ser E 1964
3'As ser F 1990
First consol mortgage 3'As ser G -2000
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mortgage
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57%
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101
96
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96
53'A
59%
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112
100%
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ApnZ-Oct
1965
114%
102
88
Mar-Sept
1970
3'As
Ry
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&
*105'A
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
(N Y)
&
28
59
88 Va
95
85%
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58
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59
April-Oct
61
62
♦79
85
*
61
3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
Fansteel
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88 V«
62 %
54
59
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53
62'A
87'A
80
Metallurgical Corp—
debs
subord
conv
Firestone
Tire
1977-.
Coast 5s
__.
82
86%
A Florida
82%
91
Food
85 y2
82%
89%
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980.
84%
5
83%
90%
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s
86
7
931/4
Gardner-Denver
97
16
105
1
Garrett
Corp
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4%s
100%
1051/4
15
93%
100 V*
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99
105'/4
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90
94 y2
85%
89%
91 '/a
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90
.
♦
97%
—
97%
90
101
conv
109
110%
81%
69
81%
80
—
4%s
debs
conv
Oil
3s
106
128%
89
♦
Transport 4s
debentures
:
1964
1969
debentures
8
80%
86%
3'As
debentures
1972
80
83%
3%s
debentures
1975__^
83
83%
5s
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—
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73
72
73%
67%
75%
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75'A
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26
72 %
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79
General
86
General
80%
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%
85%
16
83
90%
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79%
5
78
83%
83
86
—
91
*96%
103%
103
91
102%
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General
4'As
32
89%
96%
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199
92
102'A
105%
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mortgage
257
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
mortgage
479
113
54
75 %
105'A
103%
119%
125%
81
82
70 %
76
86%
31
84%
92
85
86%
79
83%
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101%
105
42
102 %
108'A
28
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102%
__
103% 1041/4
6%
30%
96%
6%
80%, 32
100
,
100%
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5
16
Gulf
*90%
14
10
Mobile
Ohio
&
mtge
mtge inc
1st
1983 —Apr-Oct
100%
78%
15
mtge
87%
88
18
87
91%
Mar-Sept
99%
99%
debs 1980_-——Mar-Sept
conv debs 1971
May-Nov
151%
149% 152'A
157%
157
112'A
111% 112%
14%
14%
1969
78%
1
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16
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f debentures
1977—
4%s s f debentures 1984—
5s s f debentures 1982
tIAHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
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171%
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91
(7th series) 1975
(11th series) 1978
debentures
130'A
179
1976—Mar-Sept
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999—
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4'As
163%
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126%
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secured
124
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1976—May-Nov
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5s
92
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5'As
93
2056
1st mtge
1969
.
95%
108
155
159
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101
85
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June-Dec
Utilities 2%s
Mining
Harpen
93'A
87%
-
A
85%
99%
1979
1st mtge 2%s 1,980
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
Hackensack Wat^r first mtge 2%s
1st
84%
105
3%f>
debentures
3s
130%
100'a
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inc
debs series
inc
5s
Gulf States
105%
86
100% 101
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3%s '6G_May-Nov
5%
78%
ref
&
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1973
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conv
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102%
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101 %
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Grand Union Company 4'As conv 1978
Jan-July
80 "2
81%
—
conv
105
158% 160%
100
80
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—
Telephone
General
85
—
55
98
86
debentures
Corp
149%
99'A 100
99%
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income
conv
79%
—
—
78
73%
■
82
--
&
94%
124
.
91'A
3'As debs 1979
Corp—
Corp
Realty
97%
92
23
92
87%
—
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General
90
118%
102%
debentures 1979
General
88%
84
123%
89'A
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—
99
11
91
86
109'a
146
100%
90%
1977—
debentures
97%
106% 108
107
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
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—
3
89
■
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90%
128'A 130
—May-Nov
1984
1961
debentures
2%s
194
♦
conv
1960
debentures
104'A 105
104%
Mar-Sept
1978
13
29
of Texas—
Co
debs
subord
1982
1976
—
109% 111
debs 1981—May-Nov
Cigar Co 5'As income debs 1987—June-Dec,
General Electric Co 3'As debs
1976™
May-No^
General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976
Jan-July
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
Amer
3%s
--
1974
1979
A
debs
126
81%
86%
86
86 'A
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conv
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110
101%
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99
94 %
86
22
106
101% 101 %
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6
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May-Nov
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
April-Oct
1972
debentures
3'As debenture
1
99'A
98%
May-Nov
1961
debs
3s
136% 136%
April-Oct
1976
Rubber
&
86%
105
%
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1970—_June-Dec
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80%
4s
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—
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101
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1984
—
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gold
86
Apr-Oct
debentures
67
42 %
72
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82%
1969
84 %
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1988_
3s
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>
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April-Oct
1972_u
99
57%
1984
O
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1995
4s
Gardner
conv
Ohio
97
116%
36
A,pril-Oct
27/as 1975
1987
95
*—
1970
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Hertz
2001—
first mtge
4%s
mortgage
Continental
—
1983
debs
Power
mortgage
4%s
95
gold
Terminal : &
80
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inc
cum
Consumers
1st
1982
debentures
4%s
._
1982
debentures
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Dow
N
ser
first
General
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
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Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
4%s
'
v.81
r
16
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2018
(3%
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—Jan-July
1979
debentures
,76%
1»1
96'a
June-Dec
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April-Oct
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debentures 1976
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2%s
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(Bait) —
1976_
1st ref mtge s f 23/4S series X 1986
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
3'/as
82
93
3
*83%
June-Dec
Light & Power
1st ref M 27/bs series T
1st
97
100
113
116'A
Corp—
1984
debs
subord
Gas E'l
4'As
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3'As. series
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&
General
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ref
ref
3s
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95%
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series
3s
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1981
subord debs
conv
80
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'
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&
General
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3%s 1970—May-Sept
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Ohio
3%s
mortgage
1st
.
1983—
conv
South
&
1981
F
1982_
series
4%s
Columbus
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Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
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l
1982—
series J
debs
1980
1981-
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series H
debs series I
4%s
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series
series
1977_
C
1979—
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series
66
851/4
18
101%
1985
;
&
2%s
1975
B
series
debentures
%
37
80
80
,_June-Dec
1—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1975
A
75%
74%
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series
93
81
87
♦
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3s debentures
—
—
1994
74%
59
1
89%
92
58
1971
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EI
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29
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87'A
May-Nov
—
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Apr-Oct
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Fuel & Iron Corp 47/aS 1977
Jan-July
Colorado
3%s
1985
73'A
62
—
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1986
1909
4%s
mtge
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3s
1970
1982—.
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3s
mtge
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72'A
62
82
63%
1973
debentures
debs
conv
Edison
84%
88
72%
62
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-Nou
Cincinnati
5
64
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101
70
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•
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_
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refund
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88
87%
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101
1985
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3%s ser K 1976,
ref
&
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5s
77
9
ref
&
Gen
4s
92%
25
80
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Douglas
98 Va
11
*90
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contingent
and
Diamond
92%
93
General
66
93
2
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Detroit
'
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;
94
—
103
92
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(3% fixed
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69
59%
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101
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&
Detroit
105
64
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■.Second
78
82
85
78
81%,
--
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contingent
Detroit
77%
__
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
:
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May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%® 1975_ApriI-Oct
First
63%
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66 %
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—
79%
81
Co—
1973
3%S; 1988
tr
150%
82 Va
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mtge
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63
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69
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series
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12
Jan-July
1995—
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81
88
52'A
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71
63
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72 %
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&
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89
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95%
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*81
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inc ser A Jan 2003
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—
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&
96
gold 4s 1969
gold
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1984—
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10
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43
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95%
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consolidated
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102
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78
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1989
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Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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123
1st
86%
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11'a
102
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79
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102
94
98 %
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debs
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122 7/b
79
3%s series E
13%
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
83%
108%
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series. B 1970_—
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&
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1970
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ref."4s series A
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126
93%
—
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1970
& equip 4s
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117%
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83%
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113%
1996—Feb-Ajig
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or
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mortgage 4s June 30 1970.
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-
118
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1965—Jan-JuZy
1981
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&
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conv
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New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
44
subord debs WW l911^----i-zApril-Oet~~
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1979
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%
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conv
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RANGE_FQR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
Week's Range
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Apr-Oct
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June-Dec
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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♦
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11
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98
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1878
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Steel
Co 3'As
1972
debs
*73%
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83
98%
98%
98'A
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15
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April-Oct
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International Harvester
61
1997———Jan-July
1997
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registered
collateral
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*58%
gold 3'As
1998
54
3.65s
conv subord debs 1977International Tel & Tel Corp—
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subord debs
conv
Jan-July
92
92
174
183
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1983
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5
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s
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s
f
debentures
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Power
96
245
N
1978
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4V4s
1982
conv
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/eB
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1875
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—
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April-Ool
119
(Rudolph)
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107%
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Mich
&
South
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93 %
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89'A
45 'A
92
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72
80
80
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15
123
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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&
ref
5s
stamped
1964
Feb-Ana
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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62
48
48
50
50
57
57
31
33
35
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contingent Interest 2003
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5s
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32%
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contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979.—Aprii-Ocl
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
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1980
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1982
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p
7
First &
m
1st
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5s
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s
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1976
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—
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118
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100
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100
106
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99
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series
1971
1991
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;
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Feb-Aug
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tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
79
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96
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June-Dec
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Kansas City Term Ry 2%s 1974
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Y Connecting
66
62%
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&
N
1987
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60
111
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June-Dec
Interstate
4V5»s
York
119
65
59%
53
——
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registered 1998
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the following
In
extensive list
furnish
we
a
complete
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
report of
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transactions
Aug. 24 and ending Friday, Aug. 28.
stock
or
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;
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.
Friday
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bonds^—
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conv
33
23
80%
*—
103%
'
98%
*95%
98
96%
v
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
93
81%
98%
series
&
89
86%
98
Feb-Aug
Vis
Rochester
Bt
*82
*89 %
98
4s
Thompson
170 %
85
85
impt M
Company
New
39
% 111
80'A
80'A
High
92-
Louis—
and impt 2%s series D
&
98'A
4
May-Won
-
St
and
Term
110
75
85
May-Nov
May-Nov
4Vis
Bt
*76 Vi
Corp—
5Vis
4%s
94
161%
1972—
of
Texas
97%
88%
1966
6s 1971
1973
-98%
-
Jan. 1
Low
98
109
—~
Range Since
No.
97%
110%
3'As series B 1970—April-Oct
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s 2000——June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
98%
82%
Feb-Aufl
4
Richfield
91
2
165
April-Oct
1950
adjustment
8
91
1982
1981——
debentures
Assn
First
119
107
1995_Jfay-Nov
JADirect mtge 6s 1952.
5 A Consol
mtge 6s 1953
Debt
93 Vi
90
1980__June-Dec
1973.
1975
Power
92%
debs
1st mtge
First
81
•
104%
1
8%s
2%s
RR
4Vis
Texas
81
229
Co.
April-Oct
Bonds
Sold
High
98
97%
Jan-July
Jan-July
__Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
—Jan-July
May -Nov
debs 1973_
Texas Corp 3s debentures
89%
81
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
1971—May-Nov
-
debentures
2%s
debentures
Texas
100
85
95
93 Vi
Jan-July
ref 3%& series D
Co 3%s
§ A Direct
3Vis
99%
79
April-Oct
Tobacco
95%
109%
or
April-Oct
(Ohio)
Corp
Oil Co
&
Texas
93%
92%
95
Mar-Sept
1964
Co
Refund
91 Vi
1982
3 Vis conv
Refund
72%
1
86
Oil
Terminal
96
39
106
93 Vi
Swift
91Vi
93%
1983_
—
2%s
69 Vi
1972—May-Nov
1975
94
87
4%s
April
—Jan-July
1983
Surface Transit Inc
97%
87%
91 %
*80
June- Dec
America
J)
21
*100 Vi 101 Vi
*85
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
2
93 Vi
109 Vi
3s
(Indiana j
Oil
Superior
98%
93
2037__June-Dec
1977
2%s
Reading Co first &
Reynolds
Rheem
mortgage
76
91 Vi
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
8s
California
Oil (N J) debentures 2,%s
debentures 1974-
2%s
Standard
97%
70
3 Vis
mortgage
mortgage
Oil
2013
4Vis
Standard
91
97%
*93
May-Nop
1968_Jan-JuZp
5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage
96 - -
of
debentures
Sunray
90
Co—
1972
debentures
Radio
Gas
4%s
120 Vi
76
88
*69Vi
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
4%s
Quaker
&
1963
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
and
90
Jan-July
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public
105%
„
87%
ApriZ-Oct
3s
-"92%
__
*97%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1970
Co
Standard
102 Vi
__
*97%
April-Oct
1986
Power
3
292
OH
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
1964_Mai/-Nov
1862
debentures
99%
76
*97 H
Ashtabula Ry—
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s
13
Btandard
—
—
Sale Price
Low
114
88
*72 Vi
Louis RR—
debs
&
100Vi
*88
1965__Jan-July
3s
93
Last
Period
High
180
108% 109%
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B
1975——ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke &. Chem 1st
mtge 3Vis 1964—May-Nop
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Low
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
99% 100
-92%
Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aup
I
J
ser
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
i960
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &
H
ser
4%s
Bonds
102 Vi 103
Feb-Auk
1987—.—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
103
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
.
or
ASpokane Internl first gold
Apr-Oct
—Jane-Dec
1979
;V,
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
Period
Corporation—
4%s
_
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
Friday
'
90%
250
7%
600
131
Jan
145
85'A May
91%
23%
Aug
Jan
Aug
Apr
37
July
Jan
90 %
Aug
6% July
8%
Apr
78
Jan
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
(896)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
LM»
Sale Priee
STOCKS
Stack lieluafi
Algemene Kunstzljda N V—
Amer dep rcta Amer ihart
Algom-Uranlum Mines Ltd
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants—.
Allegheny Airlines Inc
convertible
Allied
..
Paper Corp
14%
Jun
16v* July
10%
_1,800
6%
Feb
12
July
9%
7
Feb
10
July
3%
Jan
5%
5% Mar
17,900
8%
9
4%
2,700
47/«
4%
4%
2,200
3%
Jan
10%
10%
300
8%
Jan
39%
400
36%
Feb
11'A
11%
4,500
8%
Feb
14% May
15
17%
22,900
11%
Jan
17%
17
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
preferred
Beverage
American
Book
100
1
;
-
_
American
Corp
Co
American
Electronics
American
Israeli
American
Laundry Machine
Inc
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
Petrofina
American
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
American
Co
Co
.
6%
Inc class
pfd
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
I
1
,
Chemical
Power
4.72%
&
Co
4,400
32,900
30
Apr
50 v2
4,100
10 %
Jan
4%
4%
1,700
4%
Jun
"2%
4,100
3
2% Aug
5
1%
1,700
14 %
Jan
22%
7%
8%
1,700
7%
Aug
11%
7%
4,600
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
7%
7%
13%
Jun
89 Va
Aug
31%
33%
5,500
65
63%
66%
10,500
16%
30%
v%
7%
9%
Corp Ltd
Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
22%
Jan
21
Jan
5%
Feb
Jun
1%
88,800
1
Aug
3%
2%
16%
2,700
3%
Jan
800
2%
Jan
42,600
2 "A
Feb
Associated
Stores
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
&
Inc.
of
Gas
.
11
America
1
Co_
1«
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel & Tel—
Class
A
Line
Sugar
Mining
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood
Audio
Inc
A
Aug
Jan
Jan
52
2% May
10'A Aug
14,200
7,600
3
14'A
3%
15 Va
5,600
9%
20
21'A
2,300
4%
400
9%
2,700
3%
May
Jan
15% Feb
3%
9%
4%
Consolidated
26%
8%
Aug
14% July
Baker
A
Industries
Inc
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
American
Banff
4
:<—.!•
24%
700
8,300
3%
6%
lft
„
fi0«
.
6%
6
%
1%
12,400
5%.
5%
8'/a
8%
1% July
4%
100
1
600
Corp
,
Barnes
Engineering Co
Barry Controls Inc class B
(A
S)
Benrus
Inc
(S)
25
24
25%
3,300
17%
Jan
1%
4,900
1%
Apr
25% Aug
274 Jan
8V4
Jun
10%
Jan
4%
i%
prior
9%
10%
7,200
1,200
%
Jan
16% July
12%
12%
12%
1,700
11%
Jan
44
43%
44 %
2,100
41'A Mar
45%
16%
15%
16%
2,100
10%
6%
7
5%
600
4%
Jan
24%
Apr
16%
1%
700
Apr
Jan
3%
Feb
5% July
7%
Apr
6,700
6%
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
Feb
34
•
32 %
32%
100
30%
new
1
36%
38 %
850
36"% AUg
42% July
.
1
2 i9G
2%
II,600
2-ft July
3ft Jun
Co
Manufacturing
Petroleums
Co
Ltd
British
American
British
~2\k
Jan
American Tobacco—
Amer
Oil
Amer
British
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
dep
Brown
F
ord
6%
£1
Jan
7%
7%
8ft
64,900
14
13%
14 %
6,600
44
45
1,000
29
Mar
7
Aug
Jan
7%
1,400
9%
12%
500
8%
1
1
22%
7%
1
7%
1,400
7,%
2,900
11%
Jan
200
6%
Aug
American
Burroughs
Burry
dep
shares
ord
Jan
Apr
1
-8%
8%
8%
1,200
8
50c
20c
5%
5%
400
5
"l%
1%
1%
21,900
(J P) & Son Inc__
Biscuit
Shoe
ext
Continental
Corp
,
Continental
Materials
Cook
,
&
Aviation
8%
25%
Inc
lOo
common
1
$3.00
preferred
Cott
$2.50
preferred
Aug
24% Aug
12%
Feb
8%
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jan
9 ye
Jan
4'/a Mar
%
Feb
ft
3,800
V*
Jan
3
1,500
2%
Jan
4% Mar
8%
8%
1,800
6%
Jan
10% Mar
6%
cumulative
Consol
Fire
preferred
50
1
Oil & Gas Co
Insurance
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
Bread
Cement
Oanada
Southern
5 % Mar
Jun
23%
Jan
61%
48
Apr
52
55
3 %
Aug
July
300
36%
Feb
7%
7V8
Jan
Feb
5
Feb
33
Jun
38
Mar
3
Mar
7ft
7ft
7,700
4%
38
Ltd
Co
Ltd
common
Petroleums
Canadian
Dredge &
Canadian
Homestead
For footnotes
Dock
Co
Oils
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
see
page
vtc_l
4%
1
33
4%
4
1
•
10c
35.
33
•
—
100
22,300
28 V*
—
1%
3,500
Jan
Jan
15%
15%
12% Jun
16%
2,800
13%
8% Mar
8%
Jan
1%
Apr
Jun
32
17% Aug
19%
17%
17%
16%
14%
16%
6,600
~7%
7%
7%
1,100
Jan
2l% Feb
18%
Jari
20%
14%
200
Feb
18% May
Jun
16% Mar
Jun
20
Jan
10% May
19
47/a
Apr
Apr
Crown
Central Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
American
Tobacco
Aug
65%
6,100
137/a
Jan
23% July
21%
20%
22V4
•
Oil
12 %
Feb
38%
8%
8%
Jun
49
Aug
5
Jan
Co
"l%
50c
1
%
33%
34
_•
Oil
3% July
*8%
550
7% May
17% Apr
"l%
iv* July
4,900
9,600
ft
Daltch
Crystal Dairies (new com). -50c
14
13%
.2.50
7
6%
12% May
19%
Jan
2%
Jan
46% July
%
ft
4
A
Jun
29
1G0
34
Feb
9
Manufacturing
class
2,900
ft
%c
vtc
Curtis
Co
3%
2.50
;
Co_.
Cuban-Venezuelan
~3%
Jan
1.200
12%
•
,4% July
10% July
15 % Jan
48
3%
.
150
12%
47
12%
5
common.
preferred———
Cuban
Jan
46%
1
25c
Drug
Co
L
Crystal Oil & Land Co
.Cuban
2%
7,300
49
partic
Aug
300
10,100
46%'
(Md)
"A"
511
4%. Apr
5%
3%
7% Mar
5ft
3%
3%
46%
Co
D
Davega
Stores
Corp
preferred
5%
Brothers
Mines
C.
A
Dennlson
.
.
class
Mfg
Gasket
Detroit
A
——,
Manufacturing.
&
61
4%
Jan
9"% Mar
4
50c
12%
3%
200
preferred
1,000
17%
3,100
34 Vb
1774
17%
14%
14
14%
900
3
3%
3,600
-
1
1
:—l
Inc
4%
Aug
Jan
38%
Aug
3
May
11
3%
Jan
29
Jan
May
Jun
4 % Mar
Jun
Feb
147
29% Mar
9%
Jan
18% July
2%
Jan
17% May
18%
18',4
18%
1,600
25o
Ltd
13%
38%
Jun
15 Va
1
—
Oils
Jun
33%
138
347a
34%
-100
.__
5,400
•V
8% Mar
Apr
7% May
16%
Jan
311
1,400
11%
15 v* May
5%
3,900
a
Development Corp of America—
$1.25
11% May
250
13%
3%
12%
20c
—5
common
Inc—_———.
Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs
Detroit
May
Inc
—.
...
Productions
Jun
4
35
debentures—
8%
13
4,500
7
-
class A
common
Stores
Desilu
.-4ft
._10c
11,500
14 Vb
6
6
1
Inc—
Rubber Co
Class
13%
—20
Inc
Transit System
Dejay
v
common
Distillers
1%
1%
1ft
9,300
1%
20%
20%
400
16%
Jan
200
1%
Jan
Jun
Amer
Ltd—
Co
rets
dep
ord
—10s
lc
lc
2%
*
reg
Petroleum
Ltd.
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
Chemical Co
&
Inc
Co
7.50
common
(The) Corp
Dorsey
Douglas
Oil
4%
Feb
21% July
1%
Feb
—
3%
Feb
Harris
Power
DuMont
Ounlop
Co
—_—5
*
Laboratories—.—1
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
American
Duro
Duval
Hosiery class B
Test
common
Corp
Sulphur
Potash
&
Co
10s
1
•
1
•
13%
13%
13,000
9ft July
100
21 Va May
26
19 Va May
23%
Jan
,
Mar
Jan
20%
19%
20%
900
19-
19
19%
1,300
15
Jan
10
Jan
8,300
11 %
July
15%
Apr
33%
Aug
38%
Apr
9%
Aug
19
6
Apr
Apr
8% July
40%
Apr
47lA Aug
19
Jan
37% July
15 Va Jun
13%
12%
9%
13%
500
10
7
7%
2,800
31
34%
11.800
11
10%
11%
3,400
9% Mar
20% July
12 % Mar
32
Aug
34%
Aug
53 v*
Jan
46%
47%
2,500
44
July
6%
6%
7,200
6
Jan
9% May
3%
3 ft
1.600
3%
Jun
4
ft
5%
6 %
3.800
37/a
Jan
8
5%
—
B)
Feb
Feb
3
22%
new
Co—
(Allan
1
Co
24 %
12%
34
Ltd—
Apr
22%
12%
32.50
1
1
*
Company
Brewery
3%
2
2
*
Ltd
preferred
$2
Dow
&
stock——•
Ltd—_*
ord
Coal
Textile
1
Jan
Aug
Dynamics
America
Corp of
/6 %
v
3
6% July
24%
30
9%
26
'
1,350
ft May
May
8%
Jan
23
32
Feb
% Mar
29%
30%
1,100
25%
Jan
39 v* Mar
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp common..
10% Mar
5% May
33 V*
Apr
lie
Jan
,
11
9%
9%
9,800
4%
Jan
12%
40%
Jun
E
Jan
May
■
Co
U
£1
Crown
60 % Mar
150
4,500
;
9,600
»1
1
Jan
3%
36%"
Aug
Apr
Jan
19
55%
3ft
36 V*
•
Canada
Jan
5
55
3%
5
.
36%
57% Aug
.
5%
5
Driver
.
3.100
50c
Inc.
Publishing
Jan
50
6 %
26%
1
Petroleum
13%
8,500
6%
•
(ord reg)
Industries
10% July
11,500
22% Mar
100
•
dep receipts
1,600
3%
10% Mar
1.400
if
.___1.50
11%
58 %
Jan
14,300
7%
f
A__
Feb
20%
7%
8%
14%
7%
vb-
Mar
7
12% Aug
6% Jan
7%
13%
6
Apr
10 Va Mar
Jan
7%
20
Corp__
17%
3%
23 v*
2%
13%
1
Crowley Milner & Co
$1.12
6,000
_•
July
19%
14,900
eommon
class
Crowell-Collier
Feb
5 ye
Apr
23% July
2% Feb
5%
5
Carrier
8%
10% July
2 v*
4,100
4%
I
14
26
4%
6 %
21
Ltd—
American
Crane
Dominion
8%
50
Calvan
Co
1,000
24%
7% July
6
8% Mar
Jun
19% Mar
2,500
Inc
Beverage
5%
2,600
8%
10c
non-voting
Courtaulds
Apr
8%
' Inc—_—
Dome
3,000
58%
3%
20
50
Camden
Corp
Reynolds
Jan
2%
20%
lOo
B
Jan
6%
8%
1
Inc
A
10%
6%
—1.25
Class
Feb
May
ft Jan
20%
Corp
Class
&
Jan
•
10
.1
Engineering
Distillery Ltd—
voting—_—
;
(H)
Durham
Electric Power
&
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
Corby
1%
12%
10c
Ltd
Inc
Industries
Jan
2%
1
12 %o
,
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Eastern
Lines
Continental
Duraloy
Calif
Air
Aviation
Commercial
Aug
c
California
1965
Continental
Paint
1%
1%
Macninery—
to
15
%
6% Mar
Aug
Draper Corp _.—
1
Drilling & Exploration
'A
Jan
25%
11
3s 6d
5 Va
July
Duke
rets
300
5%
22
15 y2
Mines Ltd—
Burma
5%
5 Va
Apr
600
Jan
600
2%
Aug
22%
Stores Corp
Diversified Specialty Stores
12%
9
2%
5%
22 Va
45 y2
6% July
10
Jan
5%
22%
14%
2.50
Company
7
8%
2%
1
Corp__
1,600
11%
9
10
.
22%
7%
50c
common
22
Jun
3% May
14% Jun
•
B_..
874
July
7%
8%
7%
1
class
(The)
8%
41%
6# May
44
10
Co
& Machine Co
Hill
37
1
convertible preferred
serial preferred
Bunker
700
1
Ltd
Buffalo-Eclipse
38%
2%
4%
8ft Aug
7% July
37%
Jun
32,200
5%
Apr
10
Stone
&
Diversey
Company
Die
Jun
7ft Mar
•
reg
Budget Finance Plan
60c
36%
3,300
£1
Buckeye (The) Corp
Buell
39
46
Ltd—
Distillers
Rubber
Mills
x38%
9%
Mar
Co
Equipment
Ltd
Devon-Palmer
preferred
Bruck
S
Co
38%
£1
Powe*
rets
Forman
Brown
B
•
__.
Company
Brown
4%
Co
dep rets ord bearer—
dep rets ord reg
12%
Apr
26
Feb
14,000
10%
Jan
Jan
May
%
Jan
9%
-
100
18
27
7
5%
7
7%
12,700
100
5
250
7%
26
Dayton
~2%
4.700
10% May
23
D.
6%
8
11
30% July
25
Day
5%
7%
10%
Feb
7
Jan
Jan
4
1
Feb
"2%
19%
Co__
Farm
Co
Sand
Jun
7
2 v*
700
2,700
July
Aug
2 "A
Jan
6,700
7%
7%
1% July
6% Mar
51% Mar
2
25 y2
5%
Jan
17
12 %
l
24%
26%
4%
26
47% July
40
43%
20o
;
7,400
Jan
May
Feb
Jun
Light & Pwr ord—•
Jan
% Apr
4% July
2,700
75.000
4%
36%
33%
Jan
16 %
140
Aug
Apr
Jan
1%
6%
39%
1 %
5
6
Jan
Jan
22
35%
July
_1%
100
44%
44%
11%
108
100
15%
9%
1,100
14,800
13 v* Mar
20%
200
13%
122% 128
111
lft Jun
21,600
100
95% Aug
Apr
8% July
Jan
1%
2,100
150
ft
6%
16%
4,100
4,500
Apr
70
23
8%
23%
11% Mar
32
Feb
23
38
98
Feb
Jan
15%
24 %
21%
9%
2,000
16
8%
96%
July
23
36%
96%
32
•
23 %
22%
24% July
Feb
.*
8%
6%-Apr
10%
13
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Oils vtc_
Caribbean
Oil
23%
1
Traction
Jan
18% Mar
85
Jan
49
39
Co
Mar
Jun
14%
23%
•
Davidson
__1.50
Inc
.
Gas
1,450
preferred_100
cumulative
Corp
Bridgeport
21%
67
1,000
23
10
1
J
Products
Aluminum
Aug
Jun
Mar
9
Jan
26%
x22 74
7%
37
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian
5%
200
7
20%
5%
21 %
Jan
73% May
17%
77
1
Co—
22% May
6
Jan
160
69%
68
68%
22%
7%.
13% Mar
"4%
Aug
5% Mar
4%
•
,
Co
Aug
3%
_4%
common
In;
Jan
Jan
26%
l
Co
&
1%
Mar
9%
_1
Co
Chemical
Britalta
26
3
Bourjols
Brillo
Feb
I
;
(H C)
Breeze
13%
50o
Bobbie Brooks Inc
5%%
1,400
25
Corp_
Co
Inc
Blumenthal
Borne
18,700
20%
l
Canada
Blauner's
Bohack
28%
19%
_1
Shoe Corp
Watch
Bickford's
23%
19%
1
of
9% May
28% Aug
27%
f0o
Instrument
6% Aug
Apr
Aug
7
7.50
Inc
Telephone
Belock
Jan
2ft
23 %
If#
A__
Beau-Brummel Ties
Bell
Jun
Mar
12
1
Incorporated.____
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
class
Apr
l
_
Basic
convertible
Jan
3
10
1%
•
Brothers
4%
2%
1
26'A July
Jan
8,200
3
1
Creole
Barker
Beck
Jun
Jan
16
4%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Bearings
Jan
42%
Andes—
shares
Oil Ltcf
6%
11v*
Feb
15
4
1
Corp__
I,150
24
33
1
common
12,400
34 %
3%
10c
1
$1 preferred
Jun
7%
8%
31%
8%
1
,
26%
3%
;
Inc
Corroon
Bailey <fe Selburn Oil & Gas—
14%
Jan
le
50 % May
B
Jan
14%
Manufacturing Co
Mar
Jan
8%
35
4,900
47
44
5
Mining
Continental
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
6%
14,600
Corp——
Corp
Controller
Coro
Class
Oil
Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Jan
Jan
26,500
126
Consolidated
16"% July
3%
400
13%
24%
9,000
Containers Inc
Consolidated Development Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Mar
4%
20%
lft
Vtc
Jan
20
9% July
23 % Apr
12%
2.50
Connelly
Apr
6%
7% Mar
22%
lft
Compo
May
64
3%
47
J
42 %
106%
Jan
11%
10%
4%
1
__10o
;
Corp
Aug
Jan
1%
500
Apr
17%
x20%
Jan
Jan
12%
1
Colonial
Jan
3%
Jan
ft Mar
5%
24 %
Ltd
Oil
Cockshutt
Apr
5ya
Apr
102
4,600
3
1
com
preferred
non-cum
class
59%
2%
20
lOo
Collieries
700
2%
H
3%
14%
1
Inc
Non-voting
Ayshire
3
59
2%
—.
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Avien
59%
10 pesos
Corp„,
Devices
70
8%
H
Feb
4%
—
1
Co
Colon
Feb
,7ft July
21%
325
Sc
Atlas
Atlas
105
2%
|p
Co
Golfo
37
106
•
Coast
del
14%
105
_•
Atlantic
Consolidated
2%
100
Coast Indus Inc
Atlas
3%
33%
>
participating
Atlantic
Atlantica
3%
2%
15%
1
2 i3o
Apr
Feb
11%
Community Public Service.—
29% Mar
22
108%
300
Coastal
.13,% May
1,700
65%
Jun
100
7%
Club
11% May
6% Mar
Feb
■
Clary
36% July
7,200
Aug
1,700
Claussner
Feb
11%
23%
1
1%
40«
21
2,200
rc
~3%
7%
Clarostat
Jan
1,600
7%
10
9%
22%
4
2.50
100
3,000
33
30%
1
17%
16%
I
Oil
Jun
ft
"7%
7%
Clark
69% July
Jan
90
100
.
41%
46%
9%
54%
101
4%
Light
of. America^
Cinerama
Jan
30% Aug
9
ft
~8%
Corporation
1
Hosiery Co_
.—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation—.—
1
99% Mar
33
Jun
Co—
Power
Co
Chromalloy
26% July
340
90
1,600
Feb
14% July
3.2% Mar
27%
3,500
9%
56
Securities Corp common
Chief
Mar
8
2,700
Light—
.
Jan
2,100
19%
90%
6%
I
pfd
5%
6'A
18%
89%
11
57%
101% 1C2%
9%
preferred
Power
Christiana
18%
50
Cherry-Burrell Corp
5
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
—_—10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
4
Feb
8%
3,200
Apr
May'
2%
.11
Charter
Jun
15,400
29
lft
16
1
Chamberlin
Jan
%
13%
lft July
"10% Apr
.
Apr
tt Jan
11% Mar
1,800
302%
100
pfd____100
—1
$1.50 conv preferred
_____—
*
Century Electric Co
—10
Century Investors Inc common——2
Convertible preference
.—10
Mar
37
Jun
800
1ft
13%
10
Corp
&
ft %
%
14%
...1
Corp
Central
Feb
Feb
31
•
4%
Maine
3.50%
8% Mar
28%
•
Central
20% July
20%
warrants
Food
Jun
8% July
9
18%
H
.
preferred
Equipment Corp
Associated
Jan
19%
20c
100
S
Convertible
Asamera
Jan
12%
%
Co
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Aro
36
4.71
preferred
Armour
.
At
Jun
46
8'%
1
Louisiana Gas
Arkansas
Aug
20%
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
47
17%
3
2.40
Film
&
Jan
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken
25
Aug
Hadley
18% July
Jan
5
ft
13%
__
America—
of
High
Jun
14%
l
Instruments
Central
Aug
20e
Ltd"—.
_____;
Corp
6,400
1,500
12%
%
fid
or<
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& Co
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(A
Catalin
Cenco
Aug
46%
42
9
46
17%
4%
•
Del__3
Products
shares
32%
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
32%
-
—
9%
42%
Jan
31%
1,300
I
A
MineB
47
5%
Jan
38
300
46
5% Aug
38'A
1,000
46
33
45.900
40"%
21
A
Equip Co
class
9%
40
46
8'A
£1
Writing Paper
Oil
Amurex
13%
13%
Castle
May
6%
1%.
Jan. 1
Low
14,900
14
.
B
rets
Co
Products
Casco
19% May
20
28
Corp
of
5%
preferred
American Thread
American
51
Jan
;
.
dep
W)
(J
Central
Co
Co
Gas
Jan
Aug
Ltd—
American
Jun
1%
,11%
Ltd—
.
Manufacturing
10%
2,200
5,400
•
__
American
86
43 %
13%
1
Paper Mills
American shares
Carreras
Carter
pfd
& Light $5
Power
Range Since
High
13%
14%
,
5.50
*
Co
Carolina
Aug
6%
6
6
30
;
Carnation
Feb
Jun
77
750
82%
82%
11% May
Shares
6%
6%
60
—1
_5
1
Williston Minerals.
Canal-Randolph
Corp__
—
Capital City Products_________
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
65% Mar
39
11 %
t
Javelin Ltd
Canadian
Jun
10%
,
-A
<
2,100
'
13%
*
Canadian
Marconi
1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petiofina Ltd partic pfd__10
51V2 Aug
16%
39
1
I
;
Jan
.16%
16%
9-%—
87/a
for Week
Low
Par
High
Canadian
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Low
4%
It
preferred
Inc
Range Since
High
Week's
of Prices
Friday
AUGUST 28 §
American Stock Exchange
Shares
1
Control Co Inc
Alsco
.
—_—
Artists Pictures Corp
5% %
Allied
of Price#
WEEK ENDED
for Week
34%
1
lOt
All American
Allied
Range
Low
Pax
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week'a
Friday
Iron—.
preferred series A
preferred series B
Edo Corporation class A
i__25
1
43
rj"-
43
43%
x44%
320
44%
1,700
$6
Mines
Name
Elder
51
Feb
47
July
1
189%
Feb
Jan
177
Feb
12%
12%
13%
1,300
12%
Jun
18% Mar
ift
1ft
1ft
12.100
if
Jan
2V4 Jun
Ltd—
changed
Mines
Jan
Jan
160
$7
Elder
30%
175
and
to
Dev
Ltd
1
Number 5877
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(897).
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Bond
Electrograpliic
Electronic
Corp
Corp of America—
El-Tronics
Inc__—
800
23%
2,000
Jan
21
Aug
9%
9%
1,200
8
% Aug
1%
1%
46,300
1
Jan
2% Mar
—28%
28%
2,330
95
96%
50
10%
11 */4
1,800
3%
-
.
3%
"
4
19
-
Jan
-
94 %
33% May
—
104
Aug
9% May
Feb
12% July
18,000
3%
Jan
6% Mar
41 %
43
900
40%
Aug
60% Mar
6%
6%
7
3,500
9% Mar
10%
10%
10%
6% July
10% July
io%
10%
43
1
__
8
1
8
25c
ft
18
500
18
500
9%
7
13
Jun
200
8
%
10
;
14%
21%
Apr
10%
10
or
38
Jun
9,900
10
/
Mar
12% July
11% Mar
%
Jan
32
14%
Jan
(Max)
Falrchild
25
$2
slis
int...
Firth
Corp
Motor
A
Class
Ford
Fox
Head
Co
Ltd
(The)
(Geo
11
%
5
1,200
Aug
205
Holdings
6%
6
18%
Jan
30
"
3,400
12,600
Jun
6%
6
6,300
5% July
6%
1,700
13%
13%
1
•
Resistance Co
Fireman
Ironrite
7%
3,100
3,300
30
30%
500
29
36%
35%
37
900
32%
10%
Feb
17%
17%
18%
2,800
15%
16%
9,500
10
9%
1
2%
18%
.
10
700
2%
2%
76
76
18%
19%
1,100
150
2,000
117
Feb
Mar
34%
Apr
Jun
45%
Jan
Feb
24
Jan
22%
Apr
8%
Jun
12 Ye
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
76
Aug
14%
Jan
82
Apr
27% May
7
Feb
2%
6%
6%
3,400
5
28%
26%
29%
13,700
14
1%
1%
1%
2,700
6
-j
7
1
Oil
16%
12% Aug
1
Inc..
Israel-American
147 % Mar
2,300
13%
16%
Irving Air Chute..
9% Mar
Jun
132% 136%
Xl2%
pfd—100
1
Manufacturing
Jan
3%
30%
33%c
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
HiTh
7%
5
Company
Investors Royalty
Iron
Shares
10c
Oil
V8
Jun
Mar
29 Ye
Aug
Corp—
10C
Class A
IVa Jan
3 Vi Mar
J
.^.—.1
Co
5%
5
5%
4,800
10c
8%
7%
8%
13,200
—15c
Glass
Industries
% May
6
Jupiter
Oils
2%
2ft
2%
8,500
Inc
Ltd
Jan
Industries
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
7%
Aug
15%
Jan
2
Jan
May
Irs
Kansas
Jan
Katz
(D)
Gas
Electric
&c
Feb
Kawneer
9%
Feb
Kidde
Co
(Walter)
&
Co
9%
Jan
14% July
Kin-Ark
8%
Jan
12% Mar
14
400
11%
Jan
14% July
1514
9,800
11%
Jan
Apr
350
111%
Jan
200%
Jun
Klein
114%
Jan
201
Jun
20
Kirkland
179% 183
—
£1
11
1%
.1
11%
1%
4.%
4%
40,300
1%
2,400
•
-
4%
44
45'
38%
44
5
391/4
5,700
4,500,
Jan
1%
13% July
3
Aug
4% July
Mar
5%
Jan
34 %
Jan
48
Jan
38'A
Aug
July
48
May
107
Jan
Company
Minerals
(S)
Kleinert
Knott
11%
_l.25
Oil
(I B)
Rubber Co
.
Corp
Corp class A
Kobacker
3
Mar
28 Va
Jan
36 V2
Jan
500
46%
Apr
%
40
41
15 %
17%
18%
2%
2
5,500
1%
Jan
3V4 Mar
3
2,100
1%
Jan
4 Y\
Feb
4 Ya
Jan
3%
3%
30
Jan
3,300
12%
Jan
900
14%
600
1,900
—.
July
3
May
22'A May
Feb
3V4
19%
%
6,300
%
Jun
Feb
20%
2,100
14%
Jan
20% July
17
Jan
23%
Apr
July
23 Va
Apr
%
'
20%
20
20%
19%
300
■7%
Jan
15V4 Aug
12 %
1
7.50
Stores
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
2
18% July
20
1
1
5
5
Hotels
Knox
Jan
Aug
100
29%
2%
20c
Inc.
8
101
1%
2
1
Stores*
Dept
July
20 Ye
Jun
4
2%
'
—
17%
10c
Coy.} Ltd
12% Mar
17%
—
I.25
;
17,200
94
2.50
Kingslord Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
17,300
5
29%
—.5
8,800
18
4%
——
1
25c
(Del)..
14%
180%
pfd—100
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan
16%
4%
50c
4'A%
Drug Company
8
18
4
Corp
& Company
7%
July
3 Ye Mar
K
Kaltman
4,700
•
_
13%
Products
Intex
10
9%
15%
•
Co
132%
1
Ltd
Co
International
14
1
reg
5
Ltd
International
July
July
5%
4}?
6%
9%
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Jan
14
i/B
Canada—
dep rets ord
Brewing Co
Fresnillo
14%
27%
13%
;
7%
Inc.,
Petroleum
Low
25c
America
International
Kaiser
14 %
1
American
Fuller
50%
2.50
of
Motor
6,900
__^_10c
Co Inc
non-voting
voting
B
139% 148%
14%
25o
General Oorp^
North
of
Breweries
of Prices
27% July
143
_l
Inc
(M H)
Class
14
Jan
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford
Aug
12%
1
Sterling-
Fishman
12 %
6,900
30
Petroleum
Financial
3,100
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Filmways
13'A
25%
1
preferred
Felmont
12%
24%
Associates-
beneficial
of
12%
24%
Inc
International
Jetronic
1
A
Instrument
Fajardo Eastern Sugar
Common
Co
International
Co
Jan
1
& Co class
Camera &
Insurance
Jeannette
Corp
Factor
Plywood
Jan
F
Fabrex
Par
Industrial
Sales
for Week
Range *
Sale Price
High
Aug
May
26% July
16% Mar
1
$1
20%
27%
96%
...1
preferred™
Ero Manufacturing Co—
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
19%
21%
64,900
28%
,10c
1st
cum
Low
30%
__
„™_™20c
pfd™„100
i—__1
common
High
27%
Last
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since
i%
.1
$2 convertibe preferred™™™
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
6%
22%
——-----—5c
Emery Air Freight Corp™
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp_
Equity Corp
20%
1
(new)
28%
1
...
Communications
Electronics
Shares
AUGUST 28
for Week
Low
_5
Share
&
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Electric
Sales
Week's
Feb
14% Mar
2% Aug
3% Mar
2%
2%
2%
5,100
7%
33%c
—1
7%
7%
100
13%
200
11%
Jun
Jan
6Yb May
8% Mar
6
Jan
5%
Jan
12
Mar
9
Mar
G
Gatlneau
5%
Power
Co
•
common
preferred
Gellman
Mfg
General
Alloys
5%
convertible
General
Electric
American
General
Co
dep
ord
rets
Corporation
Union
cl
Manufacturing
& Chemical
Co
8ft
Financial
Co
Western
Producers
common
preferred series A—.
Greer Hydraulics
Films
Gulf
&
—!
i
Western
6,000
600
Lithium
Feb
Locke
Apr
15
Jan
Jan
700
20'A
Jan
27%
Jun
Lynch Corp
2%
800
1%
Jan
700
5% Mar
1
1,200
29%
13
12%
13
12%
Apr
Jun
1% Jan
24
Jan
500
7 %
Feb
35% May
14% July
12%
900
10%
Jan
16% Mar
2% '2%
5,700
2%
Jan
i3/4
11/2
i.y4
16,000
1%
52%
50%
52%
18,356
35%
6%
6%
100
Jun
Jan
5
Jan
24'A
__
7
6
7
4,300
2,-%
2%
6,600
12%
2%
12%
200
Aug
5% July
2%
Jun
11%
Jan
18%
__
Jan
_10c
2%
2%
29,500
_50c
11%
11%
12%
700
10%
Jan
1
Corp
r,.
v
10%
10%
12%
4,900
8%
Jan
2
1% May
3% May
2% Feb
56%
Apr
8%
Feb
26
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
Feb
13%
Apr
22'A July
3
Feb
18% May
13% Apr
H
&
B Corporation
Lamp Co..
Hall
Harbor
Plywood
Harmon-Kardon
Harnischfeger
10c
3%
16
15%
16%
800
13%
Jan
20%
Jan
20%
20%
20%
3,100
18%
Jan
23
Feb
—_25c
Inc
7JA
7%
7%
2,000
6'A
Jun
—.—10
Corp.--:
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Inc.,
;
Harvard Instruments
—1
Inc
Hecla
Mining
Heli-Coil
E)
Herold
Hoe
5%%
Products
Holt
Industries
Oil
Class
Hormel
Horn
Horn
5%
Howell
Jan
6% Mar
9% May
5%
900
x7%
2,000
1%
May
1%
400
4%
4%
25
3,000
3%
Jan
8
Jan
4,400
24 %
Aug
33
July
28
1 % May
2%
Feb
47%
74%
67%
76
28,500
19%
Jan
76
Aug
__
97
98
80
94 %
Jan
100
Mar
5
25c
3
1
_25c
:
.5
—:60c
Mines
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
12% May
18% July
5%
56,100
1%
Jan
%
181,400
%
Aug
6%
Jan
400
1,100
8%
2%
33%
33%
-
4
8%
15
2%
34
1,800
11% July
2% Jan
6%
Jun
A Aug
13%
.
Jun
18% Mar
4%
Apr
500
7% July
10%
Apr
400
7%
15%
Aug
1%
1%
1%
18,100
3%
3%
100
Jan
2%
700
700
3%
31%
Jan
Jan
-•
1%
Jap
3
Jan
43
1
Jan
4%
10%
15
...
75
5%
13%
3%
15
Jun
400
i/4
8%
1
49%
1,800
10
3%
2.50
Corp
Jun
Jan
2,800
13
__
13
71
12 %
8%
17
4%
__
30
8% May
Jan
30
514
8%
17
__
10
74
5
8%
1
25c
1
Inc
72 %
__
10c
Inc
——:—.—
Feb
3% May
36% Mar
2%
Apr
4%
Apr
54
Jun
1.
class
&
Bearing Co
(Geo A)
& Co
preferred
Electric
Hurd Lock
&
29%
Jan
45%
Aug
3,500
15%
Jun
21%
Jan
16
6,500
14%
Jun
21%
Jan
38'A
35:
58%
38%
1,200
38%
Aug
<■
—
129%
129
35
35
59
131
225
60
35%
1,100
2,100
28
Mar
53% May
Jan
128%
34
97 %
100
I
Co
Motors
3,500
17%
14%-
•
—•
common
July
102%
Magellan Petroleum
11%
10 % Mar
13% Mar
85
85
200
66%
91
Apr
59
57%
59%
8%
750
55
July
68 %
Jan
400
7
Apr
10%
Jun
15
15%
4,300
10 %
Feb
20 % Mar
25%
27
1,000
22%
Jan
35 % May
•
Manufacturing Co
—5
2.50
—5
Oil
Magna
8
—
15%
27
Jan
dep rets ord reg
£1
Tobacco of Canada
Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
5ft
48
5%
48
39%
6
6,600
48%
600
40%
9,700
4%
42
39%
Apr
Jun
7% Aug
13%
13
13%
8,100
25%
25%
26
100
80%
82
60
14%
Jan
8
79'A
Jun
90
A
Corp
r_50c
Inc
see
page
1
35.
4%
™
4%
4%
1,200
14%
14%
900
3%
14
Jan
Jan
1%
125
3,000
Jan
12%
Jun
25 Va
20
Jan
31% May
Jan
3% Mar
1%
Mar
14%
13%
14%
500
51%
10,000
13% July
49% Jun
20
50%
30
50%
31
250
27% Jan
34
Jan
12%
13%
4,700
111/2
Apr
15
Va July
62 Va Mar
13%
13%
400
10 %
Jan
14% Aug
22%
25%
6,300
15%
Jan
30
1%
6,000
July
2%
Apr
111
Apr
1
ioc
1%
9%
1%
1%
8,200
1% Aug
% Jan
9%
10%
2,500
9% Aug
7
22%
22 %
23 %
21
Jun
1
25%
25 %
25%
1,600
23%
Jun
2.50
17%
17%
18
5,200
16% Aug
5ft Mar
6% July
22%
Public Service
Maine
Mangel
13%
1%
20%
23%
6,800
11%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
7,800
10%
Jan
37% May
17% Jun
9%
1,400
Co
Stores
%
600
19 Yz Mar
24% Mar
28%
Feb
22% May
Marconi International Marine
Communication
Martin
Ltd
Co
£1
warrants
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Ltd
Maule
Inc
Industries
Mays
(A G) & Co
Johnson &c Co
Mead
Mesabi
Iron
100
18% Feb
63
700
51
31
Aug
69% July
82 Va Aug
18
•
-
—1
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Island
18% Mar
30
61%
18
9%
1
McKee
Menasco
Jan
30
61%
78%
6%
3
Inc
W)
(J
*
.1
1
77
6%
79
6%
18
1,400
8%
Jan
54% Feb
8y»
Jun
5,000
6
Feb
500
12
Jan
18 Va Mar
1ft Jan
111 Mar
1%
1
Mining Corp Ltd—
9%
1%
100
1
36%
35%
36 %
-19,600
34%
July
Metal & Thermit Corp
5
23%
X22%
23%
1,400
21 Ye
Jan
29%
Jan
Michigan
Chemical
Corp
1
20%
20 %
21%
2,900
18%
Apr
25%
Jun
Michigan
Sugar
common
1
1,300
2% May
12% May
15
10%
18% Mar
6%
Co—
Co
Hone
Oil
Midland
Miller
Co
conv
Aluminum
13
14%
15%'
18%
1,700
5
24.%
1,500
23% Jan
1,800
50
*
pfd—..100
10c
RR
Inc
1
1
102
1
Co.,
1
Mountain
Muntz
Tel
States
TV
2.50
»10®
Inc
Ac Tel
Inc.
:
Muter
Co
Feb
7%
Jan
8
Mar
37%
100
34%
Jan
38
Jun
14%
300
13%
Jan
16% Mar
102'A
125
97
Jun
500
31
Feb
102
37
5%
104'/a May
39
Jun
,9%
3,200
3,300
8% Aug
4% Aug
20%
4%
1
1ft
14,500
Jan
1%
Jan
—<
41%
40%
42
2,900
37
Jan
52%
Apr
29%
30%
1,900
21
Jan
41%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
8,700
8% Aug
83% Aug
86
"
2.50
—.—10
50c
86
40
91%
91%
40
88
86
149%
149% 150%
90
13%
13%
3,200
48
13%
48
200
July
July
13% July
90Va
Jan
97% Mar
92
Apr
157% Mar
143'A
Jun
12%
Jan
20%
44
Jan
5%
17%
173
23
5 %
17%
173
2%
3 %
400
50%
Jan
Feb
5%
300
18%
400
175
2%
400
8,400
22%
23
33%
33%
200
14 %
14%
5,300
8%
2,600
1,500
2%
Feb
4% Mar
3%
3 %
2%
J
Jan
4% July
30%
———-
Company
Mar
1
4
preferred
Mills
Feb
19 Va
29
4%
100
Mt Diablo Company
Vernon
Jan
7%
35 %
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
cumulative
10%
4%
1
—
Chemical
3% May
8%
——
preferred
Feb
14%
—1
—
59%
37%
7%
"ctfs"
—
preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C——100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A-
Mount
Jan
18%
4.80%
6%
250
23%
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
Montrose
900
2,900
18%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd——
Molybdenum Corp of America.
4.40%
6%
23%
50c
Company
Warrants
6%
6% Aug
13% Jan
...—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Airlines
12%
15%
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada..
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro
12%
preferred™*
common
convertible
Mohawk
3
50c
$1
Corp
Piping Co
Wolil
4%%
2%
1
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
3
10
preferred
Micromalic
Apr
4ya
4% Jan
16 %
138
1%
22
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
28% Jan
8%
8
7%
Jan
21%
14%
Jan
5% Jan
7 Va
24%
180
Jun
Apt
Jun
Aug
2% Mar
28%
Jan
37 Ya Mar
16
36%
12
July
Apr
May
N
Nachman
Corp
12%
300
10%
Jun
7%
6%
8%
7,800
3%
Jan
8%
1
5%
5%
6%
3,000
5
Jun
7% July
6%
6%
6%
3,000
4%
Jun
8%
8%
9%
12,500
4%
Jan
10% Aug
2% July
3% Mar
8
Industries Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating Ac
Napco
3
Milling Co
National
Bellas
Hess
*
(Mich)
Electric Weld
Machines
1
5
1
Mfg
Stores
Petroleum Ltd
25c
2
1
40
Industries Inc
National
Presto
Feb
National
Research
Feb
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Starch
Corp
Machinery
&
Chemical
National Telefilm
National
Transit
Associates
Co
Feb
26
100
23% May
30
21%
22
400
16
Jan
27
July
July
12% July
18
Jan
14
1,000
13%
13%
2ft
2%
2%
6,600
2%
Jun
411 Mar
11%
11%
11%
400
10%
Jan
13Y4 Mar
23
22%
24
5,500
15%
Jan
26
26
27
400
17
Jan
39% May
29 Va July
1,000
31
May
50
17
Jan
39% July
19% Feb
Apr
10%
.
50c
33%
32
33%
-*
10c
18
18
18
-1
8%
Aug
26
21%
1
National
&
12% May
12%
1
—
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National
7% May
Apr
23%
1%
Aug
50c
Corporation
National Steel Car Ltd
7%
Jan
Aug
Electronic
footnotes
Jan
6%
Jan
48
Apr
7'A
.
Jun
13%
40
5
£1
Jan
40
4%
Aug
6
53%
July
33
500
250
_lc
certificates
Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
National
Color Chem Ac Paper Corp__10
Oil (Canada)
•
For
200
6'A
7%
24
National Casket Company
Enterprises
34%
6%
7%
Corp—
National Brewing Co
Hardware
33%
1
Mages Sporting Goods
trust
Voting
Feb
11 %
—
I
Industrial
33%
warrants
Inc
Muskogee
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Industrial
17% July
Publications Inc
Feb
38%
—
Hygrade Food Products
American
14 Va Mar
Jun
.—„™2
Feb
66
138
Jun
__—5
Hydrometals Inc.
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Jan
10%
30c
Murphy Corporation.
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
...—...—1
!
Hubbell (Harvey)' Inc
Humble Oil & Refining
45%
15%
15%
15
2
Baking Co
Hardart
40
17%
-10
A
45
•
—*
& Co
Ltd
Co
Ac Hardart
&
3%
4%__Jan
5%
7%
1%
100
B
Ball
Hoover
11% Mar
74% Mar
500
Inc
(Henry)
Home
Jun
2,200
-
Co
34
Jan
64%
9%
Corp
International
Stores
Jan
87/a
300
9
Electronics
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly
29%
2,000
43
pfd
A
Holophane
900
9%
9%
(R) & Co Inc common
Hofmann
32%
67%
5%
28
100
&
Aircraft
Class
9% May
X
Gallon
Hoffman
Jun
47'A
Higbie Manufacturing Co_.___
Highway Trailer Industries com
Rights (expire Aug 28)_.
5%
convertible
preferred...
Hiller
4%
25c
Ac Co
Radio
Mar
....——*
Inc..,
preferred
Hercules
3
9%
4%
•
Corp
(W
4%
2
Co
Rubenstein
Heller
10,000
7%
>
10c
10c
Helena
31
9%
25
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co——.
Hazel Bishop Inc—
™_.
Hazeltine
Corp new common
3%
67%
__
—1
—
Light
3%
Apr
4%
3,500
M
Macfadden
Mack Trucks
Merrill
2
—1
—
Corp
13% Mar
19 Va
37,500
Merchants
II
Aug
7%
2.50
.
Mar
11% Mar
i4>
May
18%
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
15%
7
1
Lunkenheimer (The-) Co
3,200
200
14,700
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
19%
9,500
11%
15%
8% Aug
9% Jun
Jan
5
19%
35 Va July
6%
&
13%
6%
1,800
11
14%
15% Aug
Jan
25%
5
Jun
20
8%
9
400
10
—1
preferred
America Inc
Jan
19%
1,100
14%
Chain
Jan
4
1,600
16%
31
3%
1
26%
*
4%
15%
Jan
14%
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lodge
6'A Aug
3% Jun
1
8'A
33%
1
Corp of
Steel
1,100
11
25c
Inc
G)
3,800
7
15%
—3
Inc
14%
32%
2%
(R
cumulative
5%
14%
5
Corp
11%
11%
,7
Tourneau
5.*
~8%
_5
com.
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
Jan
9 % May
new
5%
4%
30%
50c
Realty
97
Apr
Inc
Refineries
102
6%
16%
University
1,300
15%
33%
5
Inc
Industries
&
2%
6'A
6%
__„.„9c
Products
Company
11%
25%
50c
Leases
Land
25%
1
Jan
~4%
5
10
Co
Industries
Leonard
Le
—3
Delaware
Lefcourt
July
95
—
15%
__
30
Company.
States
™
,
15%
60c
6%
Guild
8'A
11%
__
10%
Jan
—1
Inc
92% July
77/8
„
6%
45% July
13% Mar
Aug
1
Western
Gulf
5,800
3% July
29
1
Lakes
Grocery Stores
8
_
_10c
Great
Freehold
27% Mar
__
5
Inc
Great
Grldoll
19 %
Jan
_
__
20
Apr
Jan
18%
of
Sessions
13
6%
5%
1
Ltd
Salle Extension
La
Lear
17 %
1
Great
Griesedieck
&
Feb
19,000
4
Gray Manufacturing Co—,
Oil
Corp
13%
..75 pesos
A
Mines
Lamson
Aug
5A
1
Inc
S
Foundry Corp.
Industries
Lamson
37
July
13,300
16,300
1
28
19%
32,200
16%
Co
Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish
Amer Industries
Apr
21%
4%
A_„_._10c
Mines—
Gorham
Great
23%
19%
11%
1
Consolidated
Jan
17 % May
18%
"
36%
6
Goldfield
900
3%
-*
Inc—
Goodman
4% July
20%
4% Mar
29%
iq%
—•
Inc.™
Gold Seal Products Corp
Lamb
25
16,800
33%
•
(Adolf)
Co
Aug
Aug
10,900
4
•
——
Gobel
8%
38%
Shores
Lakey
lp/,
Glenmore Distilleries class B_—_1
Globe
8% Mar
36
1
Co
C)
4%
Jan
1
;
Co
Aug
1%
__
28%
18%
21
1
.
preferred
(A
Lake
2%
Feb
Apparel
Consolidada
100
_l
new.™,
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gilchrist
„
28%
50c
Giant Yellowknire Gold Mines—.
Gilbert
__
8
•
Transistor Corp
Genung's Incorporated
La
Lanston
—-v-£l
reg
General
$4.60
l9'/„
Ltd—
Fireproofing
Stores
7%
31
18%
18%
L'Alglon
2,300
31
_l
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp—
General
4
6%
25
Corp
2%
3%
3%
7%
1
common
preferred
Development
2%
1
™.;
General Builders Corp
General
104
1
Co.
200
"I
100
Co
9%
9%
3%
4
400
1,900
7%
3% May
5
Feb
Mar
33.*
Th*9 Commercial and,
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1953
(098)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
National
Union
Nestle-Le
New
Electric
Mur
New
Haven
New
Idria
New
Jersey
New
Corp——30c
Co—
England Tel
&
Clock
Min
100
1
Tel.,
&
V/atcb
Co
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
Land—
Process
New
Superior
Co
1
2 /a
New York Auction Co
York & Honduras Bosario—3.33%
York
Merchandise
10
Mines
Lites Inc
Noma
Norfolk
Southern
North
A
17% Jan
%
12 V2
32% Aug
14,100
Feb
29% Mar
Sayre & Fisher Co—.>»—
Feb
34%
1% Mar
2% Mar
Seaboard
ft Aug
10%
Jun
Aug
6%
6% Aug
8%
Feb
34%
36
1.800
33
Jan
40%
Feb
34%
35
150
33 %
Jan
40%
Feb
3,500
3V2
July
5Va Mar
A
7,200
2\i
Jun
6%
2,100
6%
Mines
•
3%
3 %
3/2
6%
Jan
67% Jan
84
71%
71'A
86%
85%
86%
140
Apr
1A
1A
59,800
1A Jun
2 Va May
72,500
1
2%
1%
Jan
Jan
Ltd—,—1
1 %
1&
%
—,
lOo
_
1A
%
610,700
May
A May
36,900
2%
.
2H
2'A
Jan
Ohio
Brass
Okalta Oils
Town
40c
—50c
24
23 A
24'A
1
—
Ohio Power 4%%
Old
4%
4'A
4%
20c
36
35 A
90/2
%
3 A
preferred
:
Ltd
Corp
common
90%
.100
90c
%
1
3%
cumulative
preferred
7
Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
Overseas Securities
1
Oxford Electric Corp.,.
5%
1st
5%
1st pfd
21
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
dividend
preferred
dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines.
Petroleums
Warrants
5%
4%
Chemical Company
Canada
Peninsular
Penn
Metal
Peruvian
Oils
&
Minerals
Phoenix
SteeJ
Piasecki
20
Jan
July
40 Va Mar
Jun
981/2 Mar
Pierce Industries Inc
11%
6,200
Plastic
Materials & Polymers
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products class A
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
&
Alexander Inc
Inc
common
3%
Oil
Silex
Silver Creek Precision
15%
Apr
21
100
16%
Jan
22
Feb
5%
Jan
10
Mar
July
Corp
6 %
3
15,200
3,000
4% May
7M;
4,200
7%
East
5%
5%
16,600
Mines
Ltd
5%
4
Jan
13
5%
6
6,300
5%
Jan
10% Mar
5%
5%
3,500"
3
Jan
6% July
41%
Jan
9%
91% Mar
South
Coast
Feb
South
Penn
Jun
143%
jun
Jan
8%
Jun
30
Jun
12,500
5,000
6%
102
5%
2%
Jan
14% Jan
14
Feb
Jan
Jun
600
7%
Jan
8
500
7% May
8'A
8'A
100
6V2
64%
65%
1,300
60%
Jan
Jan
22% Jan
1% Jan
31%
1%
34%
900
1A
13,900
38%
41%
3,100
23%
Jan
x6%
6%
1,300
5%
Apr
8%
2,000
15'A
2,300
4%
Jan
12% Jan
5%
7%
8%
83%
Feb
Jan
2%
2tt
27%
A
2V2
Jan
Jan
83
1,800
Jan
512
Jun
700
14%
Jan
10% Jan
17
17%
400
10%
lOVa
10%
3,900
Feb
20%
21%
500
19% May
22
Apr
2,500
3% Aug
11% Jan
Public
Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
100
84%
84V2
33%
84 V2
3
3,200
25
25%
3,400
56%
60 Va
700
24,700
25
5
.
Aug
83%
225
33 Va
%
56%
20c
Pyle-National Co
10
Jun
Forgings Corp
(Ky)
Products
Shares
Inc
Uranium
Mines
2%
4%
8
1
28%
28%
28%
100
1
29%
28%
29%
1,900
13%
14 %
3,200
9 Va
2,800
19%
300
16 Va
Jan
21% July
13,200
64%
Jan
72
12%
Feb
17 %
18%
18%
65%
16%
23%
9%
Jan
13 %
Aug
21% Mar
Jan
28
Feb
7
Jan
14%
11
Jun
~7
10,100
3%
1,800
3%
Aug
11 Va
100
11 Va
Aug
15% Mar
100
5%
Feb
14 % Mar
%
7
7
—•
22%
22
"3%
"3%
Jan
43
71
Jan
94 % July
600
8%
23
400
6
Jan
10
Mar
700
15%
Jan
26 Va July
700
17%
Feb
25
3%
13,400
15%
July
18% July
Jan
3
Jan
11,900
30%
5% Mar
Jan
20
Jun
•
33%
46
25%
26%
500
21%
33 Va
24 %
Aug
26% Aug
42 % Jun
Jan
39 %
1,300
3
3
3 Va
4.800
4%
4
4%
10,200
3
3
3%
1,500
3
6%
6%
7%
2,500
6%
Apr
46
Apr
39%
1
1
Mar
1,200
23
5
1
42%
5 % Mar
22%
22
10c
—-i
% May
%
3%
8%
Container
July
Jun
May
2 Va Jan
11 Va
8%
8
July
July
18
3,800
5
Corp
6
4 Va
600
"%
3%
Jan
Jun
24% Aug
22 Va May
2,100
5
29%
Co
9%
8 Va Mar
13%
86
Corp
Shop Inc
(S) & Co
Jan
11%
4%
85%
(Hugo)
4%
11
27%
B)
Jun
12
5
11%
29
(J
Apr
15 Va
800
85%
(Del)
16%
Feb
1,300
24
•
Inc
Jan
9%
1,000
68
16 %
65%
11%
26 Va
9
1
16 Va
Feb
4%
Apr
Jan
Mar
Stroock
Stylon
Corporation
Sunset
International
Superior Tool
A
14 Va
"9
900
13,200
7%
Inc
Brewers
&
11%
7 Va
Enterprises Inc
Canada
Jan
7'/a
1
Petrol
& Die
Co
Corp——1
1
/ May
2% July
3% Jun
13
•
1
———
Symington Wayna Corp warrants
3
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
11% "
—i._50c
25c
Instruments
Stop
3
1
2%
14%
10c
Ltd.—
preferred
Stinnes
Q
Corp
6,100
Aug
10%
84
74%
14 %
10c
Corp common
Stetson
May
2% Aug
1
B
of
Co
1
Corp—.—
Sterling Precision Corp
Feb
90
17 Va
6% July
Jun
100
Jan
3%
24
Corp
convertible
1
20
1
1
—10
—
class
Tube
Aviation
Sterling
Jan
Jan
16%
79
5%
3 Va
3%
147/a
1
Co
Sterling Aluminum Products
26% July
46 %
15
79
15
11%
•
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
Aug
11% Jan
44
2
—.——1
Dredging Corp common
Steel
Mar
90
21
—1
5
10c
Statham
17%
33% Feb
18 Va Jan
25
25
Corp..2
Petroleum
Stone
•
Quebec Lithium
22%
Statecourt
812 Mar
21
23 Va
Jun
Oil
50c
28% Aug
5,900
Jun
Stanrock
Apr
Jan
15 %
53% Mar
Jan
Jun
Starrett-(The)
72 % Mar
412
57 % Mar
20%
Standard-Thomson
Jan
61 %
17
Aug
20%
Standard
21% May
13 Va Jan
A
6
19 %
53
Materials Co Inc
Pipe Line——
Royalty Co.——.—
Stanley
8% Aug
Jan
4%
62% Aug
2% July
3,000
400
46
Standard
67
16Va Aug
10% Jun
19%
57A
6Va
19%
69
25
27%
5% Aug
Jan
32
475
55 %
900
Standard
14% May
15% Apr
150
68
1
V
Jan
9% Jan
100
11
55
55 %
Feb
200
Standard
14% Aug
66%
Apr
60
1,000
Standard
98 % Mar
10 %
11
Feb
25%
$1.60 convertible preferred
Financial Corp
Feb
550
63%
26
Jun
Standard
Jan
19%
13,400
400
Jun.
23
22
Standard
Feb
14%
17%
24%
400
51
California
1% Mar
50 % July
13%
100
200
24%
22%
Spencer Shoe Corp—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
75% July
34 % Aug
91%
1,600
24%
24
■
9% Mar
13
9Va
19,300
58
24%
Spear & Company:
Jan
9
88 %
2%
57
24%
25
-25
25
21
Southland
14% May
14%
9
53% July
57
Feb
49%
Southern
Jan
14%
10%
12%
43%
30
—25
9% Mar
21%
Southern
14% May
4%
3
7%
38
Edison—
Southern
17% Aug
8%
300
90
1
4.08%
17% Aug
10%
43%
2%
17%
25% Mar
33% Aug
500
cumulative preferred—
cumulative preferred.:—
4.32%
4.24%
Feb
18
2,500
3,600
200
1,600
5,400
convertible preference———25
cumulative preferred
25
4.48%
Jan
1% Aug
4% Jan
600
47% July
17% Mar
34
original preferred
cumulative preferred.
cumulative preferred
4.78%
4.56% convertible preference—
37% Mar
2% Aug
4%
10%
Feb
7% May
20 Va Jan
33%
4.88%
Mar
10'A
8
Jan
22%
5%
Jan
Apr
800
17
17%
Jan
59% Aug
34
12
8%
1
Corp
Oil Co
California
Southern
Apr
19 Va
13%
700
9
8%
16%
16%
9%
4%
90 % Mar
400
1%
TV 400
45% May
Jan
84%
13% Jun
1,900
3V«
6,300
187
May
12.90
95% Mar
100
54
125
12%
8%
22%
Xl2 %
1
1
Jun
Jan
33%
134
•
Corp
Jun
99
10%
1
Providence Gas
1
Slick Airways
Jun
100
2%
1%
__
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
5%
5,200
32 %
'•
Aug
41% Aug
Jan
5%
Jan
99'A 100%
2%
42
Jan
35
33%
5%
Jan
10'A
9%
17%
30
5%
Jan
26 %
3%
1
4,300
15%
___1
Dome
40
14%
66%
1,500
5
26
90
90
87%
87
1
Prentice-Hall Inc
Preston
97
5%
__
150
38%
Jun
83
15%
2%
-
39
135 %
Mar
52%
124
9
38 %
36%
Jan
6Va Jan
13
Apr
53%
Manufacturing Co
85
—
96
43'A
U
A Jun
5%,
7%
2C
24% May
—
13%
%
5
Aug
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
£1
Amer dep rets ord registered..
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Coi 1—10c
300
jo'/a
4 % Mar
Singer
91%
—
8%
6%
Jan
Jan
90%
15%
Jan
1%
Jan
•
10c
2%
63,300
%
i'e
Jan
11,400
'
27%
Sonotone
1%
6%
3
Aug
29 Va
Jan
34 %
■? 5%
ft Jan
Jun
Jan
41%
6%
Jan
46
Apr
23
5
44
Jan
24 Va
-
23%
__
Jun
33% July
26% May
29%
900
Jun
65
36%
5,200
&
24%
2,700
v
Jun
—
Feb
29% Aug
19% Jan
% Jun
7%
—
Jun
10
54
20,900"
34 %
2%
•
20%
17
%
33
1
22%
—
Mar
5%
Ltd
20%
8%
29%
34
convi
Simpson's
300
16%
500
29%
Jan
99% Mar
Jun
90
Apr
500
1%
140
42% Mar
700
3
92
Jan
4% Mar
250
32
21%
32%
1,700
36%
Jan
Feb
Apr
28
22%
100%
192 Va
233
Feb
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
3%
30% July
1
24%
__
800
_25c
American Shares
8imca
300
3%
5,000 fr
Ltd
Inc
Mines
Lighting
6%
7%
%
34
—I
Silver-Miller
Silvray
2,200
18 %
54
Jan
36
29%
.10c
Co
21%
90%
•
1% Mar
15% July
43 Va Mar "
Feb
32 V2
2
B
Clas3
22%
2.50
Corp of Canada.
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
9 -: ;
48
.2
class A.
Gas Co
&
24'A
1
(Del)
Power
20% May
24% July
Feb
7%
91
Shoe
21%
1
14%
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
5% Apr
7% Jan
Mar
12
3%
229
25
100
•
.
22%
10c
10
1
31%
•
25
25
•
1,400
IB
35
7%
5
25
50
Jan
10%
Inc—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Jan
1%
10%
.
26
1
2 Va
300
400
1
Apr
600
200
pesos
16,500
3%
4,700
Mining
Denn
5% May
80
Mar
7,200
19%
2,400
_4
(Del)
Corp
5 V8
13Va
66 Va
25
1
Corp
Aircraft
3%
29%
600
25
2.50
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.—10
PhiliJps Screw Co
14%
12%
600
5
72%
24%
1
Traffic Co
9% Aug
25%
Jan
24%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pbpperell Manufacturing Co
(Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
5,500
26%
—1
1
20c
•
4%
25
1
Products
9%
•?g Jan
Signal
25
2
•
Apr
9%
19 Va July
Feb
-A
—
2
Ltd.
Feb
10%
7,500
Jan
25
1
„
of
7%
14 Va
Jan
IS
4%
25
.2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino
Jan
July
5
12
IV2
28
•
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
5%
8
2,300
4% Aug
13% Jan
Jun
30%
Bol
Park
1,500
3,800
6%
3%
"9%
6%
9%
6 %
5,600
Jan
30V4
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
vtc__2 Bol
Pantepec Oil <q A) Amer shares..1
14
3%
5,200
%
27%
—100
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
4
2%
1,900
10%
pfd
5 Va
23 V2
87%
1
Pacific Power & Light 5%
700
16
130
27%
•
Ltd
6 %
6
1% Aug
Aug
8% Mar
Jan
4%
600
1
...
Pacific
7%
22%
800
30%
•
1,200
15%
%
25
•
13 Va
—
1H May
lVfjMay
22%
3%
28% x31%
30%
•
$4.75
23% Mar
Jan
1,700
-
15%
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
5% Aug
26% May
18%
20,500
7%
7%
25
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
redeemable 1st preferred
5%
4.80%
Jun
1
16,200
Ij^
9%
Corp of America.
—
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co——10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
•
25
preferred.—
19 Va Mar
12 %
34
19 A
20
7"A
19'A
—
10
16% May
~i
•
Products
300
112
Corp
Shattuck
$3
Clay
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
3% % 1st preferred—
Apr
200
17 %
12%
500
70
—
1
Pacific
July
18%
1%
91%
4{*
/2
—
O'okiep Copper
3% July
16,500
36
Co
Apr
22
20
-
17%
1%
Shawinigan Water & Power—...
.
Ogden Corp
11%
18% Jun
17% Jan
10c
Sherwin-Williams
Petroleum Corp
20 % Mar
24% Mar
Aug
18%
1
Sherman Products Inc
1%
o
Occidental
Mar
Jan
4%
Jun
7
—-—--3
Inc
class B—
of America
Servomeclianisms Inc
Seton Leather Co
Servo
89 % Mar
1%
17
10c
1
•
-1
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp
74 V2 May
73
16%
100
1%
1
1
Airlines
Western
Bros
Seeman
4%
Feb
8% Mar
100
3
3%
3 fa
6%
9*0
6%
:
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums.:
Seeburg (The) Corp
Feb
14%
1,800
1,900
9%
1
3.50
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp...
1% Aug
13 Va
19
9%
50c
25c
25c
Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
Savoy
Feb
17%
2,000
10%
Aug
1A
17%
18 Va
9%
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
Jun
154
17%
series
22
14,500
113
5%
1A Mar
3Va
*>%
—1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
\
Feb
ft Aug
50
u
Jan
110
3,700
400
28%
34'
1%
—
—50
Warrants
1%
4,300.
35 A
—25
Co
Uranium
17,500
32%
28%
12%
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Northspan
22 Va Mar
29 %
—
1
Canadian Oils Ltd—
Northeast Airlines
RR
15% Jan
% Jun
A
10
North
Penn
2,700
k
1
class
American Royalties Inc
North
17
10
Railway
Cement
30% July
33%
1
American
Class B
Apr
60
,2
—1
North
24Va
31,400
28 %
1
Nipissing
5,500
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
18%
*
2.50
16 pesos
Gas & Electric Co—
preferred———
——20 ~
4%% series preferred
20
4.40% series preferred—
...—20
5.60% series preferred—
*
20
1% Mar
28%
Shares
San Diego
5% Mar
Jan
%
New
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
F6b_
%
151 Va 153%
/*
31
New
1%
2tt
—
1
15,300
11,200
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius Inc..
.
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
July
July
18 Va
H
is
*
—
Oils—
23
203
V/a
1
—1
St
4% May
Jan
Jan
160
1%
.2%
.
l
_20o
Oils Ltd
Mining Co—
Jan
13%
1,000
1,360
—25c
Arizona
&
19%
194%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
s
High
28'A
50c
.—\
Zinc
New
J
Co
2%
4,800
19 %
192 %
194
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3%'
3 y2
3%
19%
—-—*
Cfcem
&
Shares
High
Low
Par
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Friday
AUGUST 28
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
RANGE FOR
3*i>«
Week'*
FrfrUr
•"STOCKS
5%
July
4% Mar
Jan
9% Mar
R
Ramo
Investment
Rapid-American
Rath
Co
Corp
Packing Co
Raymond
Inc
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
Corp
Jan
.76
10% Aug
21 Va July
14
21 Va
Technical
3
Roosevelt
Raceway
Products
Royalite
Russell
Ryan
Oil
Co
Fifth
Aor
25
A
5
preferred——
cumulative
Jan
Technicolor
47
1,150
11%
1,100
11 Va
27%
29%
4,800
54% Jan
14% July
36% July
9% Mar
46
Thew Shovel
7%
8
4,400
26Va
29
4,600
26 Va Aug
7%
29
2%
9 Va
9 Va
100
Jan
8% Aug
3%
Texas
Apr
1
4%
4%
4%
2,060
Inc—
20
20%
80
.
Thorncliffe
12% Mar
80
81
6
5,100
4%
Jan
6
Aug
5%
5%.
6,300
13
July
80
80
Aug
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical Co new
6%
7A
1,000
6%
6%
200
5%
5%
8,800
18%
18%
1,000
,
5%
18%
^-59c;.r-
1
com
*
!
4%
4
20
.1
1
.
6V8
Jun
5% Aug
17%
Jun
5%
2,200
3
8A
8%
3,200
3%
8%
—1,25
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson <fe Haynes
Ryan
Tilo
3%
200
7% July
2% Jan
3% July
4
18%
4%
4,300
20%
6,900
4
5%
4
5
5%
100
2,400
18 %
4
3%
Mar
Aug
July
Jan
Ltd
Markets
2,600
41
4,400
54 Va Mar
27% July
9% Mar
13,300
6%
2%
2%
2,900
2%
16%
800
9
Jan
4 Va
4 Va
4%
2,400
4
Aug
11%
10%
6%
6%
1%
2
7
12,900
16,200
12
2
%
\\
20,200
92
f-2%
125
92
23%
23%
24 %
1,100
23
10c
10
2%
2%
2%
12,000
t96
%
Aug
iiVa
11%
24%
900
12%
.
2Va
Jan
1-fr Mar
97
Jun
31
Feb
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
17
Mar
14
10% Aug
24%
Apr
7% Mar
17% Mar
Jan
1%
1,500,
25%
22%
July
8%
——25c
3% Mar
Jan
10% Aug
1% May
92
Feb
FCb
Jan
%
16
July
34%
Aug
Feb
36
Jan
24
Aug
30%
3lVa
1,100
1
Roofing Inc
30 Va
22%
21%
23
1,200
28Va Jun
17% Jan
3%
Jan
4% Mar
28%
28%
31%
3,700
28 Va
Aug
38%■ Feb
86
86
Jan
7Va Aug
Jan
Todd
Amer
8%
67/s Mar
20% Jan
7% Jun
12% Jan
Jun
6% Jan
27%
53%
23 %
1
Tobacco Security Trust
5 Va
52
20%
8 Va
Jan
15%
——-1
Inc
7Va May
Amer
-£1
—*
Apr
247/a Aug
86%
Park
com
Thriftmarket Inc
5%
53
20%
5
—
Aug
17% Mar
Jan
8
2%
—•
$4.56 pfd
Light
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
•
•
-1
Ltd*
Jan
20%
30o
Avenue
3%
&
Co
18%
Jan
14%
10c
1
25c
Inc
Thompson-Starrett
Jan
Thorofare
1-50
new
Power
14%
1,300
1
1
Tenney Engineering Inc—
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Calgary Co—
Jan
24% July
7% Jun
Teleprompter Corp
Television Industries
1 Va Mar
200
17%
15%
1
11%
8,800
18%
17
20c
46
-
Inc
10
Inc
11%
1,600
%
17%
10
7
Corp—
Tel-A-Sign Inc
12% July
3% Mar
18
B
common
Tampa Electric Co.
Taylor International
Mar
22
class
common
47
1
Inc.—20c
Roxbury Carpet Company.—.
Royal American Corp
Russeks
18
4%
B
.1
2
H
.1
1965—
dep rets, ord regis
Field
1%
500
July
% Mar
Co—
Royce Ltd—
Amer
9,900
%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—..100
(I) & Sons Inc class A
50c
Roosevelt
200
8%
2
50o
Rokeach
Rolls
19%
8%
Inc
Class
8% Aug
% Jan
% July
45% Aug
_1
Gas
Jan
21%
19%
50c
Rldgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidaUng
distribution
Robinson
54%
1,100
8%
—.1
Valley
Talon
10
Corp
to
1,700
11 Va
...1
.
lllco Argentine Mining Co
Vtc extended
70
10%
1
Remington Arms Co Inc_——
Republic Foil Inc
Grande
69
20
Reliance Insurance Co..
Rio
1.600
T
28% Aug
39% Mar26% July
10%
Corp..5c
(Robert), & Co.—
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp..—.
Industrial
21%
Jun
69
1
Reis
Resistoflex
21%
23%
27% Aug
19 Va Jun
.
10
Reading Tube Corp common!
$1.25 convertible preferred
Republic
21%
10
International
'
Jun
6% Feb
6% Jun
Toledo
'
Co Ltd—
8%
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards
Edison
Corp
preferred
4%%
20
100
1
Acceptance Corp class A*_i~l-I
'"Tower
Trans
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Industries
Oil
Co
Corp
Inc
class
A
—
8%
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
32% Aug *
90
Jun
Apr
400
3%
8%
"2%
Feb
.3% Aug
1,100
■-6%
6%
Jan
" '^10% July
1 Va
%
Jan
7
Jan
Ug Apr
14% Mar
"
8%
4
Mar
2%
7,500
%
%
176
,23.200
—1
11%
11 Va
11%
1,100
10c
14%,
14%
15 Va
1,000
13%
Feb
22%
Apr
31
31
100
29%
Jan
39 %
Feb
1
50c
2 Va
2%
Transportation Corp of America—
Class A common
25
3%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—.—
9%
Jan
•
Jun
Number 5877
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(899)
23
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
FrMay
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Tri-Continental
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
High
High
29
8,600
26%
Jun
31% Aug
21%
223/4
1,700-
19
Jan
24
—
True
Two
36
Temper Corp
Guys from Harrison Inc—
22 %
_10c
'
153/4
23.300
15 3/4
14%
Jun
(Germany)
u
Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada.
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
United
Jan
16% May
19%
1181
1171
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment
debs—
117
20% Aug
600
16%
Feb
12%
100
10
Feb
12 %
28
200
Jan
28
Aug
10%
Apr
IV4
7%
7'%
4%
4%
10,300
16
1
T%
1%
Oil Inc
10c
3/8
is
3/a
Elastic Corp
Milk Products
48%
49%
300
6%
4%
1,800
*
900
United
Cuban
United
7% July
1,200
4
1
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
United
23 %
::::5
Amer
United
Pacific
U
S
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
Air
1
Aluminum—
Tile
class
Co new com—1
Rubber Reclaiming
28,600
11
41 Ve
1,000
5%
10
43%
series
12% Aug
—25c
18'A
17%
19%
—-15
35 V*
35%
9% Mar
42% July
97,400
15%
36%
220
30
Jun
Jan
19
18
19'/a
12,800
13%
Jan
com.—5
35%
31%
36%
37,000
7%
7%
73A
3,900
26% Aug
6% Jan
1
11%
11%
6%
6%
6%
600
15 3/a
14%
15%
117,400
1
3 3/B
3%
33/8
1,800
2
6 3/a
63A
6%
4,200
Inc
Universal Insurance
Universal
Marion
Universal
Winding
Co
14
(Fla)
Corp
new.
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Van Norman Industries warrants
—
Vinco Corporation
6
♦
B
1952
Jar/-iJuly
(80%
190
redeemed)
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan
Jan
8%
Jun
Jun
19%
-May-Nov
Baking
preferred
Wagner
7 %
voting
4%
ctfs
trust
4%
4%
A7s
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972...
June-Dee
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2'/es 2008..—Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
160
A 7s
2'/as
2008
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Rio de Janeiro
♦No
stamped
value,
par
(Plan A)
Deferred
~2%
"2%
~2%
300
23
24
200
common
1
__
30
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
Webb
&
Precision
Knapp Inc
&
2V2
2%
14,400
—10c
i'%
1%
1%
14,600
110% 110 %
160
•
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman
~2%
common
1
~4%
"4%
~4%
3%
3'A
3%
Chemical
2s 2012—Jan-J-uZy
Western
1
Development Co
tributlon.
dep
rets
x
Ex-divldend.
Ex-rights,
y
being traded flat.
IFriday's bid and ask prices;
§Reported in receivership.
Ex-liquidating dividend.
z
sales being transacted during the current week.
no
Abbreviations used
tive;
"w
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated, "cum," cumula¬
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
"conv,"
i," when issued;
Below
listed
are the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
-Stocks-
-Bonds-
,,
Date
Aug,. 21
88.11
81.33
83.72
83.53
88.02
80.47
81.93
83.55
83.49
87.92
8019
81.71
83.37
83.30
663.34
163.07
91.39
220.42
87.59
80.21
81.60
83.40
83.20
Jan
4% Mar
Aug. 27
Jan
2% Mar
Averages are computed by using the following
8.53; 65 stocks, 19.61
July
117
Jan
Jan
31
4
Jan
Jan
4%
Apr
2
Gver-the-Gounler Industrial Stock Averages
// Jan
23
July
1% Jun
14,400
%
■ft Jan
32
300
27 y8
Feb
•
(35 Stocks)
Compiled! toy National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
28 Vs.
Aug
Mon.
Jan
35
37
273/4 Jan
317/e
44
Apr
1,700
% July
17% Jun
1
—10
Williams-McWilliams Industries
5%
C)
(R
preferred
2 Ve
2%
700
2 ]/g
22 V*
22%
200
14%
T&Vz
15 Ve
153/4
2,000
12%
12 y«
2Ve
1
common
„
34
ll3/4
133/4
3,000
19
-25
—
21%
23% July
20% May
Jan
July
Aug.
8%
Feb
Jan
45%
Jun
21
Jan
100
Feb
953/4
95%
10
Wood
29%
31 ye
250
263/4 May
15
15%
500
12%
Jan
2
23 y8
23%
600
22%
Jan
26%
8
48%
50%
700
July
68 3A
of the common
major industry
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
stock for
compared
groups
current year are as follows
31'A Aug
19 Ve May
Wood
!
Woodall Industries Inc
—
Woodley Petroleum Co
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
618
rets ord regular.—
„£1
preference
—
Jewelry
_40c
1
13,600
1% Aug
800
17% Feb
29%
Aug
6
2,200
5% Aug
9%
Jan
57/e
6
BONDS
Interest
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
5%s
Steel
A Amer
Steel
Chemoil Industries
1970—
N
J
A
mortgage
convertible
Water
Harbor
Corp
3s
Southern
California
Edison
3s
1965
3s series
B
7
80
1973
3%s series D 1976
3s
1978
57
713A
85
5
80
86
53
393/4
ApriZ-Oct
Feb -Aug
4%s series I 1982
i_Jan-4t/g
4%s series J 1982
Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983
Mar-Sept
Southern California Gas 3^4$ 1970
Aprll-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas St Electric 3'As 1970
Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical—From now on to be
hown '
series
G
West
Penn
Traction
5s
1960
25
80%
81
■»,•»
113
457.8
.
552.4
—0.8
570.1
510.5
:
348.4
218.7
0.4
371.5
340.7
0.4
231.8
203.G
1. J
433.0
382.7
+
—1.2
360.4
315.5
1
d
32.1.8
Daily, Weakly and Yearly
Stocks
No. of
Shares
Mon.
Aug, 24
Tues.
Aug. 25
Aug.
Bonds
1,864,600
3,982,000
2,206,720
1,930,104
4,900,000
4,506,000
3,652,000
10,509,034
$21,334,000
—
2,545,610
Total-
10
20
'
—
88%
88
168
82
35
79
86
„
—
94%
of
U.dTtSvernment
652,506,705
—-
$1,000
$1 066,000
22,252,000
47,7t»2,500
978,742,600
34
89
International
-
Bank
90'A
86 Vs
80
$1,190,000
2.1,334,000
93%
Industrial
$22,524,000
$23,318,000 $1,026,552,100
iok'Spo
$850,527,020
95
■191%
187 %
119
95%
1115
86
89%
119
95%
117
185
90%
11
1x5 Vs
94%
at the American Stock
123
2
100
113
—
——
Gaily, Weekly and Yearly
—
63
78
90%
96%
(No. of
1853A
CO
85%
Shares)
178
82
86%
90'A
73
91%
——
35
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
Government
-
178
75%
183
85
85 Vb
86
82%
92%
—
1101%
7
93
73
87
195%
8-*
83
89
82
75
81
180
184%
—
91
100%
100
105%
101'A 103
10
99
99
1
99
Mon.
ug
99
85
187 %
n?me
1100
194%
70
100-
85%
—
85
—
3
8?
85
92
4—ft
100
103
ft—.
90
—-
of Chemoil Indis.
103
95%
Al.g
70%
100
10
68
2
99
$2,000
$75,000
1,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Th irs.
Aug. 27
Fri
Arg. 2P.
;
$78,000
165,000
58,000
124,000
262,000
1,000
913,890
152,000
2,000
liTooo
$6,000
$23,000
781,415
$661,000
Week Ended Aug. 28
1959
1958
126,000
263,000
10,000
48,000
4,008,736
Total
Total
Bonds
$1,000
1,000
761,745
28..
Jan. 1
1959
$690,000
to Aug. 28
of
Shares.
1958
4,008,726
4,876,725
271,356,854
128,648,236
$661,000
Stocxe—No.
Bonds—
Domestic
97%
Bonds
882,'720
Aug 25—.
W. d,
91%
84
Bonds
668,956
24
Toes.
107%
105%
186'A
Exchange
119
ftftM.
170
70%
$104,000
aa
44,196,920.
814,129,100
89
90%
and
r7-?'2nn
—
-—
Total
97 %
89
new
429,715,750
103
184
ider
Jan. 1 ta Aug. 28
1959
1958
13,577,760
10,505,034
Shares--—
98
101%
1958
1959
Stocks—No,
5,082,0J0
4,72o,000
3,9^6,000
$22,524,000
.
85%
86%
f 196,000
<
~
...
$1,190,000
47
79
Railroad
90%
.
Total
Bond
Sales
------
Week Ended Aug. 28
13
1101% 1013/4
:
$271,000
214,000
182,000
219,000
304,000
$4,294,000
1,958,000
_
26--1
Thurs. Aug. 27
Fl'l.
>„ug. 28
98%
Foreign
Bonds
United States
Government
Bonds
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
Railroad
andMiscel.
>
198 3/a
—
4
—
425.5
„„
7
R116
813/4
81%
39%
97%
•
56%
33%
—
Jan-July
June -Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
47
4
—
1981
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3y2S 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
15
—
76
25
25
—
4%s series H 1982
Wasatch
1..
—
140
Feb-Aug
series F 1979—.,
3%s
527.7
325.8
873A
3
198%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aafif
Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1976
3%s series E
Mar -Sept
—0.6
419.9
Service
45
83%
38%
38%
1981—May-Nc»
3%s series A 1073
■
510.5
347.0
Mining
92
60
52.
debentures
Power
490.7
219.6
...
125%
85
1963
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
554.2
High
80
-
Safe
........
400.1
—0.7
556.8
114
60
80
Corp—
subord
Transpotration
Utility
Trade, Finance and
441.3
513.5
—.
Goods
Wed.
1976—Jan-July
National Theatres 5'/2s debentures 1974—Afor-Sept
New" England Power 3'As 1961
May-Nov
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—.
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
3'As 1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998-Jan-JuIy
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
May -Nov
5%s conv subord debs 1964
Aprfl-Oct
5s
84%
17
120%
Corp—
National Research
36 VB
47
88%
Division^
debentures
subord
39
457
.
Apr-Oct
AGuanianamo & Western RR 4s 1970_____Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 y2 % liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963.:
April-Oct
6s
87 Vo
Low
No.
*121
4s
Builders
General
Non-Durable
Foreign
Foreign
government.
oorperate.
6,000
$328,000
20,000
23,000
28,000
$17,285,000
1,283,000
1,037,000
$12,063,000
1,194,000
1,353,000
$690,000
$376,000
$19,605,000
$14,630,000
75
101%
Total
1
—0.5
541.5
.........
Goods
430.9
537.8
Jan. 1
Sold
114
*41%
1978—.—Jan -July
3%s
series A 1993
May-Nov
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
lst
111
June-Dec
1970—.—.—June-Dec
debs 1973
Feb-Aug
series
6s
of
Lackawanna
,7-ane-Dec
Quar-Feb
Lack & Western RR—
Delaware
Manufacturing
Low
High
1
Change
Aug. 21, '59
433.1
-
Range Sidoe
Bonds
High
102
.
1994—junc-Dec
1998
1
Authority
Transit
Chicago
debs
inc
4s
Aug
6s
2%s
Edison
Boston
Pump
Elec Power 3y4S
Appalachian
Bethlehem
subord debs 1974
conv
&
-1959-
Percent
Composite
Week's Bangs
Last
American Stock Exchange
(1939=100):
Aug. 14, '59
—
.100
Corp
2% July
1% May
118
24
Friday
Alsco Inc
Jan
25%
1%'
1%
24
Co
Petroleum
Zapata
Feb
7ft May
Apr
2% July
5s
American dep
6%
■
Durable
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale
50
48
108.38
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices
week ending Aug. 21, 1959, for composite and by
163/a Mar
Jun
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
4%% pfd— .100
»■
(John) Industries Ltd
3i
Newspaper Machine
27.
28
Aug.
Low
Apr
Aug
Aug
July
91
Fri
'
:
Jun
4yfl
Thurs.
High
107.88
107.90
108.19
Jan
:.r
Aug
5
550
5 3/b
35
34
%
14 y4
2,000
12%
5
5
1
& Co
3,200
1%
for 1958
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan
2
Range for 1959
-f
High
109.60 Aug 4
Low
103.19 Jan
2
Range
108.05
Aug. 25
Wed. Aug. 26
Apr
Apr
37% Jan
Closing
Aug. 24
Tues.
Mar
250
1
divisors: Industrials, 2.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
5% Aug
V* May
Jan
Jan
3%
—5
<
Jun
3ya
2
100
Corp
BS.GQ
218.81
300
Williams Brothers Co
80.46
•!'
218.19
41
Wichita River Oil Corp
83.90
-219.05
2% July
H
81.98
91.28
1,400
21
40
Bunds
80.61
88.17
91.54
2 3/4
18%
218t£0
91.44
28
Brothers
.91.28
162.53
2%
203/e
ities
162.42
913A
%
Rails
162.38
18% Aug
85
Apr
28 %
Rails
657.57
31
..20
Util-
trials
655.96
29'
—
Grade
653.22
39
Wilson
,163.20
.
Total
10
Grade
Stocks
tries
Indus-
„
28
Williams
655.39
.
Second
65
-
28%
(The)
roads
trials
Date—
Inc.—
Wickes
Util-
First
10
26
-10
Coal—
Westmoreland
Rail-
Total
25
Weyenberg Shoe.Manufacturing.^—
White Eagle International Oil Co— .10c
1
White Stag Mfg Co.
Westmoreland
15
24
80
%
10
10
20
Aug.
900
%
-Is
ord shares
Stationery.—...
44
Aug,
1%
&
38%
delivery transaction
A Bonds
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
51%
Aug.
108
Leaseholds Ltd
Western Tablet
46'A
Feb
19%
~2%
47%
393A
May
Feb
87 Vs.
iy2
58%
47%
39%
37/e
18 V*
18%
-100
102 V*
57
29%
2,800
4,100
1%
-50C
pfd
4.40%
Western
Western
80
87 y2
-1%
Inc.
Products
West Texas Utilities
100
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range).
tEx-dle*a
IV*
400
.1.25
—.
100
158
f
1%
.
193
65
Jun
3& Aug
Manufacturing.
West Canadian Oil & Gas/Ltd
West
5'A Mar
Jan
22
110%
I__5
(Del)
Company Inc
Wentworth
14V* Mar
Feb
2%
22
Co_..._1
Instrument
64
Aug
71
.100
_
Waitt & Bond Inc
2%
'
:
13
13 % Mar
8% Jan
1,100
9395
160
1949
Indus-
Waco Aircraft Co
19
...
163
6%s
Jan
S% Jan
200
180
16%
1125
May-Non
(Prov)
stamped
W
5%.
19%
Germany—
30
5%
180-
__
180
193
.Jan-July
1967
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
197/s May
53/4 Mar
3%
200
10%
10%
1939
G%s
1967
A
(City of)
AHanover
Feb
3 ye
■14
10%
Waterways
3.6yo July
7'A July
Jan
Jan
67/e Feb
—25c
Vogt Manufacturing
7s
1951
&
series
Maranhao
Jun
36% Aug
22% May
36% Aug
series
4%s
Jan
8
4 3%
1,600
12
53
20%
.
——5
Controls
Feb
14
Jan
—I
Universal
5'As
B
Port
AHanover
133/4 Mar
78% July
l3/4
100
-
27% 'Aug
.1% Jan
Feb
5,800
•
May
10% July
2% Jan
1,200
43/4
5%
4%
5%
4%
43%
50c
25c
190
4% July
9'3/a Jan
500
713/4
10%
10 3/a
103/4
Jan
16 % Mar
5,800
10%
703/4
Jan
5'/o Jan
May
66
__
1
United Stores Corp ~
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Feb
180
6,500
6
5
6
1
Co
B
26%
24
26
—50c
Conditioning Corp
4%
50
185
181
—
3/4
50% Aug
11% Mar
Feb
—
—100
7-ft Jan
2// Jan
A July
35
1
J
108
dep rets ord registered
N J RR & Canal
Jun
1% July
6.000
6
,
United Molasses Co Ltd—
United
Aug
1125
April-Oct
1
50c
United
U S
73%
27%
20
Omaha
of
Products
16,000
12%
—_4
Corp
16%
19
»
L!
Co
Yards
Aircraft
United Asbestos
13%
157/a
—5
Jan-July
..Feb-Aug
A 6s
ADanzig
Unexcelled Chemical
1951
7s
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
series A 1952
14% Apr
9V« Jan
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A Baden
28 %
29
-warrants
.
I
.1
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(900)
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
"
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Personal Prop
Calumet
National
Ford
Motor
General
Jan
63%
264
59
Feb
59%.
132
75%
Jun
60%
89%
Apr
129
Jan
62
Jan
105
Jan
29%
30
437
28%
Jun
33%
100
%
Jan
1%
of these
110
60 %
Jun
81%
Jan
Aug
04%
Jan
65%
77%
81%
841
50%
Feb
81%
79%
82%
1,116
74%
Feb
51
51%
290
44% Mar
53% May
ACF
37%
37%
10
37%
Aug
44
Jan
American
31%
32%
148
31 % July
37
Jan
Bohn
50
common
4
Service
„
13c
20%
20
100
—5
21
Wrigley
Alum
&
15%
1,217
15
Aug
23%
27
755
27
Aug
32%
29
29
29
150
22
Jan
35
12%
12%
12 %
417
Jan
12 %
——5
31%
30
31%
25
67%
67%
68%
Feb
Buell
Jan
Burroughs Corporation
Machine
Jan
203
July
Chrysler
50%
450
42%
Feb
58
July
17%
17%
407
15%
Apr
19%
980
141/e
13%
14'/a
1,231
13
10%
11%
401
10%
30
283
23%
Jan
32%
Jan
50 %
44
433/4
44
160
115
Jan
5,440
41%
23%
23
23%
1,157
15%
43/8
100
45%
569
Corp—.
Stone
&
Webster
Inc.
Fruit
59%
*
32% Mar
Economy
Jan
64%
Ex-Cell-O
July
—1
56%
ADr
115
33%
Jan
42 % May
Fenestra
28%
Jan
33%
Aug
Ford
29
7,904
26%
Aug
45
Mar
473
91%,
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Aeronca
Carey
Piano
Gar
38
Feb
Jan
20%
Apr
Goebel
87
91%
190
70%
Feb
97% July
•
Jan
S
32%
25
19%
19%
200
39%
39%
125
433/8
441/4
95
32%
32%
579
*
—
...
—
32%
100
_
Jan
40
July
15
Jan
20
Aug
343/4 Jluy
52 %
Feb
373/4
Jun
503/4
—
_
Gamble
Aug
37'/8
Masco
Mt
323/e
Jun
921/4 Mar
90 %
Jun
100 % Mar
11%
American
11%
11%
50
11%
Jun
52%
27
44
Jan
13
Mar
52
American
Telephone &
77
17%
Aug
32
32%
540
271/4
Jun
34%
89
89
893/4
832
73%
Jan
893/4 Mar
110
533/4
Jan
91
86%
86 3/8
Jan
Jun
27
27
27
25
Jan
33 %
45
44%
45
100
41%
Apr
50%
60%
62%
133
47
Feb
65
14%
14%
20
14%
Aug
18 3/8
Sani
Stand
&
5
/—
80%
25
—.
Anaconda
&
50
79%
80%
644
753/4
Jun
96%
—
50
Rickel
(H
River
Raisin
W)
&
Rudy
Dillon
&
Co
99%
77
90
Jun
60%
Jan
65
89%
Feb
57%
56%
58%
135
58% July
5
31%
32%
75
44%
Akron
__
74
.
Mar
2%
Apr
2%
Jan
Jun
17 %
July
11
2%
8% Mar
3% May
Jan
3%
3%
1,066
47%
413
36%
Feb
4812 July
17
208
liy8
Feb
17% Aug
2%
Apr
3% Mar
Jan
4
2%
506
17%
17%
17%
250
14
Apr
17%
Feb
36%
36%
36 %
261
30%
Jan
38 %
Jun
11%
11
%
11%
610
9%
Jan
16 % Mar
22%
22%
335
21%
Apr
24%
3%
Jan
2%
3%
3%
100
12%
1,248
10
1
13%
13%
315
15
16
310
2%
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
Jun
15%
11
Jan
14%
15
July
16
Jan
Jun
Mar
1
Ohio
24
Laboratories
Steel
Corp—
Service
Wright
*
—.
Jan
26
68%
Jan
74% July
67
68 %
137
50%
Feb
72 i/b July
Allied
Dayton Power & Light-—.
53%
55
52%
Jun
64%
46%
44
Jan
49% Mar
Auto-lite
—
1
431/4
Aluminum
37%
40V4
Jan
90
36%
211/4
22
277
201/2
Jun
24% Mar
31%
90
27%
Feb
391/8
Apr
American Airlines
51%
52%
60
601/4
Jan
83 %.
84
45
84
5
267% 168 %
52
52
30
Jun
Apr
50%
Jun
75%
Jan
91% July
Feb
272'A Aug
203
25
36%
Jan
52
51%
Feb
American
Co
of
Tel
Aug
American
66%
Motors
Apr
Corp
American
Rad
82%
104
75'/8
Apr
54
57%
155
American
44% Mar
58% July
21 %
30
American
Tel
17%
Jan
24
American
45% May
Viscose
172
281%
Feb
5
& Co
44
May
Chemical
43%
44
40
37%
Jun
48
1
39%
41%
50
32%
Jan
5
Co
Corp
46
46
9
411/2
Jun
61% May
49% Feb
2
Montgomery Ward
Cash
8
National
Distillers
Register
——
Central
^
5
57%
Aug
79%
Ashland
30%
10
29
Jun
45
28%
29%
69
105%
Jan
Feb
26% Mar
„
Jan
341/4 Mar
131%
Aug
•
2
15%
Apr
33
52
261%
Jan
33
46%
46%
10
44
Jun
52% Mar
41
.
17
31% July
20V8 Jan
41
25
40%
Jun
47V4
Feb
Aug
61%
62%
12
44%
79%
77%
79%
80
67% May
5
:
577%
70% May
79% Aug
57%
577%
50
48 %
57% Aug
Jun
$1.50
1.40
42%
43%
70
3
47%
48
52
35% May
39% Jan
58%
5
Socony Mobil Oil
15
Co
58%
50
5 7 3/»
43%
44%
74
42% July
40%
443/3
5
,
40%
5
34%
Jun
5%
Feb
Indiana
Avco
(N J)
113%
1
A
common
_
107% 113%
300
34%
35%
1,700
26%
27%
800
Refining
2nd
77% May i.
263/4 Apr
24%
Jan
7
Aug
1143/4 July
39 % July
33 3/a
Apr
62
'
.
5
30% July
Jan
1,500
20%
Feb
2,400
■
42
Apr
1,400
46%
Feb
64% July,
50%
19
Jun
20%
Jan
46%
43
%
47
5.800
25%
Feb
49 %
July I
14%
14
%
14%
1,900
14%
Aug
18
69%
67%
71
600
63%
Jun
72% July
80
793/4
80%
5,500
76
Jun
89
45 %
45 5/e
483/8
1,200
37 %
Jan
53% July
•„
3
3
3
100
3
300
Aug
4%
Apr
.Apr
Apr
50
653/4
64 3/8
65%
700
603/b
Jan
74
Mar
5
653/4
63 %
66
1,700
47 %
Jan
68 %
July
10
78%
76
79
1,000
65% Mar
80
July
—5
29%
29%
29%
22
21%
22
35%
3534
28%
_
Corp (Un)
(111)
:
&
.25
.
(Un).
Gas
28%
28%
1
common
$
preferred
_
500
23
May
32% July
7,800
19
Jan
25% May
200
32%
Jan
40 % May
2,200
27%
Jan
•
_
_
9%
32% July
10%
10
10%
3,500
Jun
10% Mar
10
45
44%
45
4,200
44
Jan
53
.3
Co
(Un)
1
Manufacturing Co
67%
13%
13%
13%
2,700
10%
Jan
17% May
15%
15%
-10
Apr
Feb
Bethlehem
13
8%
4 %
50c
1.
8%
16
4%
14
3%
1,100
Jan
Jan
11 %
Jan
18% July
4%
Aug
Jan
41% July
Jan
88% May
50
30
69%
7,100
68
1 %
1%
1,000
57%
56%
57%
3,000
38%
38%
27
Jan
5
32 %
31
33
1.200
30%
Aug
46%
5
27%
26%
27%
350
20%
Jan
273,4 Aug
5
45
44%
45 %
1,055
38%
Feb
47%
40
10
—
40
7% July
400
1,500
Jan
531/4
53%
65
53% Aug
401/4 Aug
58% Jan
23%
93
213/e
Feb
28 i/s
72%
74%
48
63%
Jan
75
Aug
46%
471/4
130
45
Jun
52
Apr
51%
521/4
481
55%
56%
59
12%
12%
75
Jun
class
Inc
52 Vs
23i's
49%
May
37%
33%
33%'
._
(Un)_.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Benguet
727/3
52
14
Feb
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A__—1
Bendix
53%
7
Jan
26%
—
Corporation
Jun
23%
25
9%
6,300
5
(Un)—.5,
Col
Corp
Refining
Aug
•
Brands
600
37%
.___
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic
49Va
»
Rand
11%
-5
5
San
Common
45%
50c
Southern Railway
Apr
11%
35%
37%
1
.1
;
—
Co
conv
64
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Belden
Industries
Oil
Co
Oil
Bearings
Roebuck
(111)
Co
Tel
Company
&
Jan
—10
10
:
Foundries
&
Louisiana
Steel
Armour
513/a
10
Apr
10
—„
—
Jan
73
17
.5
Corp
40%
56% July
53'/4 Aug
Armco
142
32%
10
Petroleum
Oil
27
531/4
30%
29%
$.3333
Phillips
53%
123% 125%
5
»
Anaconda
Arkansas
60
39
Steel
Oil
Amurex
58%
52%
60
5
—
Lead
July
51%
*
National
&
21
34
1;000
.1
'.
(Un)
Stand
32%
55
19%
American
82
33
54%
19%
July
Jan
*
Aug
62%
Aug
Corp
58%
45 %
50%
841/4
Apr j
Jan
30%
461/4
Feb
133/«
453/i
60 %
110
80%
Feb
100
43%
159
57%
800
28%
48
3
%
44%
82
82 %
12
58%
297/s
46%
__5
Apr
11%
,_8
10
.
Investment
'
•
Co (Un)
Cyanamid Co
American
70
9
July
7% May
17
Feb
*
Theatres; (Un)_
Can
10%
Jan
58%
12%
1
__12!50
Broadcasting
Paramount
American
Aug
77%
—.
1%
&
500
34%
81%
Motors
15%
27 %
156
Greyhound
15%
1
65%
—
Aug
5
_*
—5
Electric
Feb
63%
1,000
1
62%
1
17%
1,200
7%
(Un)
62%
Dynamics
293/8 May
1,500
8%
Apr
1
America.
——2.50
Ford
21
6%
!
Aluminium Ltd
30%
5
Stores
20
8%
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
7
———
20
591/3
May
Jan
5
Corp
Consolidated'Inc
Steel
Boeing
Corp
(Un)
Manufacturing
Binks
Booth
Aviation
Co..
Airplane
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
Corp
Corp
(Un%
69%
69
PI"
8
1
100
l>
1 Vb
July
49 %
May
2-
Mar
58% July
39%
Aug
Jan
Aug
Oil
(Ohio
10
Studebaker-Packard
Pop footnotes
1
see
page
44.
12 %
55
9"%
Aug
641/4
Jan
Jun
15
Budd
Company
5
28%
27
28%
Jan
31% July
1
24 %
23%
24%
1,500
14%
Jan
26% July
.5
Standard
.
34% July
7%
Allied
46%
21%
—5
—
84%
Jan
1
Laboratories
—
1
Feb
26%
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
40%
1
10
—
61%
500
50c
14%
8
.
300
32%
8%
Manufacturing
60
54
High
70%
32%
1
75
• —
Low
70
32%
1
53%
._10
—
Range Since Jan. 1
i50c
72%
July
Shares
70%
Corp
Brass
for Week
High
5
24
.
Range
Low
10
common
Co
68%
25
City Products—
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia Gas System
Jan
only
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
72%
-2
Exchange
'Week's
Par
Admiral
Standard Oil
100
11%
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Aid Investment & Discounts.
Boeing Airplane
Burlington Industries
491/8 May
311/s Aug
of
1,325
Aug
17
Last
8
Oil
150
3%
6%
47%
STO CKS
Bethlehem Steel
Standard
2%
15%
3%
Friday
Acme
Standard
2%
15 %
2%
"3%
Jan
Abbott
Sperry
Feb
100
Apr
106
173/e May
Southern
7
Jun
6%
compilation of the round-lot transactions
25% May
Schenley
5Yt
Feb
Aug
July
6%
Midwest Stock
Jan
Sears
100
6%
19 %
Aug
Apr
10%
Sinclair
31
Apr
Jan
July
255
Radio
37 %
Jan
1
133/4
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Feb
25
4
_
13%
Pure
Jan
29'
35
common
13%
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
15
172
512
——1
Udylite Corporation
3
—.
——._
York
300
30%
10
Jan
National
15%
37
6%
.10
19%
New
15%
37
6%
Feb
2%
„5
:
105
Monsanto
1% July
4
i
22%
(P)
525
Jan
Jan
,
Products
21%
Mead
1%
Mar
8
583/4 July
43/a Jan
Mar
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
21%
Martin
3%
45
_1
—1
Ashland OH———„—
Lorillard
Jan
690
2
32% July
International Tel
5%
4,242
3%
30%
80% July
General
126
573/4
Feb
Aug
28% July
32
Manufacturing
Jun
General
Jan
July
23
813/8
,
5
233/4
General
183/4
3%
2
65% Mar
Dept
Feb
100
—
10
Federated
Aug
912
/.
20
Electric
17%
513/4
2%
Co—,
Paper—
Rockwell Standard Corp
137
_—
190
July
4% Mar
49
•
78
Chemical
24
Jan
54%
_1
65
DuPont
39%
1,583
5%.
473/4 Mar
<
34%
preferred
29%
Dow
Jan
Jan
2%
Co
75%
Curtiss
5%
Jun
4
1%
1
29%
Cities
«.
573/a
:
3
29%
10
_
&
^"
w
2
—5
Steel—
Armour
Chrysler
13% May
34%
Products—
A
$33%
Tobacco
Chesapeake
721/4 May
16% July
1
Telegraph Co—
;
Avco
Jan
Apr
Aug
51%
10
Metals
Davis
Scotten
17%
323/8
1
Radiator
Armco
Mar
—1
—
Prophet Company
Sherman
17%
1
10
American
American
701
2,.50
Refineries
Screw
56% July
18% Mar
—12
—_
Cyanamid
New
Apr
4
44% Mar
Stocks
Airlines
American Can
2%
Jan
Aug
'
—
Unlisted
26%
2.50
Clemens
Parke
26%
—_5.
10
& Bearing
Products
Leonard
Walker
American
Jan
2%
Jan
20
355,-
*
Printing
1%
30
Feb
323/b
93%
_—
_
27%
2
—
_
&
Aug
841/4
*
—
42 %
913/4
'
10
_
13% Mar
Jan
84%
_
Picher
39
High
9% July
93%
—50
♦
Tissue
Kroger
U
83
140
.
pfd
Low
9%
39%
—10
Cincinnati Telephone
Procter
High
26%
1
Chemical.
&
Kresge Co (S S)_—
Lakey Foundry
LaSalle Wines
Range Slnee Jan. 1
403%
_
Manufacturing
Kahn
Shares
39
_
Cincinnati Gas & Electric common -8 50
Eagle
of Prices
Gil
Inc
Kingston
813/8
_i
Manufacturing
Ironite
Sales
for Week
173/4
80%
1.66%
Lamp
Hoskins
9%
*
_
Champion Paper
Crystal
Week's
Lakes
Hoover Ball
Exchange
a...—
Brewing
Great
173/4
81%
—1
General Motors Corp
14%
40%
_
4%
Industries^
58% Aug
31
20
July
45
1
—
_
51
Low
:
20
Brewing
Cincinnati Gas
Trailer
17%
45%
45%
.3
-
10
58
w-
.—
—
Laundry
4%
—
32%
Range
Sale Price
220
5
—
_
_
Co
Wood
—1
_
t—
Motor
56%
Hall
Baldwin
Inc
_
„
—,—
17%
Cincinnati Stock
Burger
...
32%
57%
Inc.
50
American
Corp
Corporation
Fruehauf
26%
20
Baler
258
33%
50
System
27
120
AO
33%
27%
.25
Waldorf
64%
33%
•
Co_.
33
29
39
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
United
29
.
700
6,673
Jan
Aug
July
Detroit Steel
■
•
1%
3
2%
8%
Jan
May
31%' May
1
1%
1
——
—
Consolidated Paper
Continental Motors
43%
—
1
19c
21%
29
•
Association
High,
15
27
5
1
Jan
&
Low
15
27
—:
—
Jan
Die
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-10
Brass
6c
3,337
Low
Shares
1
Products
Detroit Edison
Shawmut
97% July
,-1
Stores
Metal
43%
—25
2.50
Jan
71%
Sales
of Prices
Par
50%
17%
Aug
43 % Mar
106% Aug
for Week
Range
Sale Price
19%
300
13c
20
192% 194%
194
-50
Co
Last
STOCKS
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
1
68%
Jan
Mar
Exchange
84% July
1
Feb
333/4
89
105
38%
Week's
Friday
65
81%
45
100
Cincinnati prices.
Detroit Stock
100
—
48
87% Aug
17% Jun
indebted to the firm of W^. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
1
5
Mining Co
—
Drug & Chemical
We
Jun
Corp
60
3Sy8
88
Electric ———12.50
Westinghouse
•
Chemical
62%
377/8
101% 106%
106%
16.66%
Feb
1
Mathieson
Jan
27% July
common—10
Pennsylvania RR Co
Feb
153/4
Aug
52% July
Clin
75
18
Mar
42%
18
5
High
1
16%
61%
61%
1
Steel
65% Mar
53
10
105
33
—
Low
83%
16%
5
Shoe
S
S
Apr
70
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
83 %
__
—5
—
Rubber
S
U
74% Mar
Jan
54%
New
Quincy
122
25%
Star Cement, Corp—.
Rexall
7
Jun
53%
Companies—
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
3,989
505
29%
25%
Company
Electric
National
66
59
Inc
Stores
Gillette Company-.Island Creek Coal Co
Lone
80%
62 %
U
5
Mass St Rwy common
First
79%
105
Inc
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Eastern
95
64%
63%
U
—10
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
Feb
26
30%
*
& Providence RR—
High
Edison
Shares
_
1,515
126% 127
79%
Tc-'edo
49% July
43% Mar
Low
High
Low
Texaco Inc.—_—25
Range Since Jan. 1
47%
100
Trust———
Boston
Shares
30%
__25
Co
Edison
Boston
of Prices
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
for Week
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
42%
.
Boston
Week's
Range
Low
46
5
American Sugar Refining common—25
American Tel & Tel_:
33%
Anaconda Company
—50
Boston & Albany RR——
100
Corp
Motors
American
Exchange
b
Last
STOCKS
31%
29%
31%
11,100
29"%
Aug
45% Mar
Jan
.
500
19%
Volume
Number 5877
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(901) " 87
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
•
,
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Calumet
Canadian
Pacific
Com
4%%
common
Centlivre
Central
Aug
387/B
500
4334
60
4%%
100
5 34
1,400
35/u
197
5534
Co
Feb
2134
1,900
2134
Jun
2,180
54
Jan
60
Crane Co
Jan
Northern
Pacific
Apr
May
37 34 Apr
Northern
States
2034
834
Jan
14734
Jan
50%
Feb
(Minnesota)
37
Oak
15
9
400
637/a
48% Mar
Jan
Ohio
83% July
45% Jun
90
Feb
Oklahoma
5534
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
Aug
Co
5234
3,800
1534
850
1334 July
16
32
2134
1,300
23% Mar
Oil
Co
2034
2,600
T
M
Corp
&
Du
(E I)
63% Mar
23 %
Jan
28
4834
Jun
56% Mar
700
5234 May
60% Mar
Parker Pen Co
25 34
Jun
2*9%
Jan
50% Aug
109 % May
Mar
Jan
620
26
400
10% Aug
13%
3134
4934
5,000
30
3334 July
53% July
Apr
35%
Jan
470
25 34
May
32%
Feb
1,000
3034
1
Aug
250
31
25
27%
Jan
3934
Apr
25
Kodak
Eastman
30
Pan
El Paso
47%
Jan
67
140
42
Jun
473A Mar
3434
1,500
84
35%
Jan
24%
July
Jun
209
74%
Jan
2033/4
Feb
24
24%
2,100
36%
36 3/i
363/4
100
32
Jan
30
31
700
29
July
Erie
100
34 34
Jan
10
900
75 %
26834
5
45 34
Apr
971/4 July
Apr
Jan
2,400
30%
Jun
39
Phonograph (Un)—5
1,300
13%
Jan
26 '/2 May
Co
Railroad
*
500
1134
Jun
1534 July
Jan
1034 July
——3
32 34
Falstaff
Brewing
30%
27
27%
77%
30 %
Corp
9%
28%
82
9%
3,700
1,400
7
18%
Jan
30% Aug
300
20%
Jan
27 Va
5,100
50%
Feb
82
'
Firstamerica
Ford
2
_
Co
Foremost
Dairies
Trailer
W
•
2
—
20%
10%
.550
26 5/a
1,000
10%
500
10% Aug
Aug
Aug
21% Jan
19% July
18 % Jan
10%
t
4
20 %
26%
20 3/8
>.
D1 Corporation.—
-
26%
10
Co_.
F
81%
1
Inc
Freuhauf
;"
5
Corp
Motor
General
Bancshares
distribution__2
ex
Box
General
Contract Finance
General
Dynamics
General
Electric Co_.
14%
Feb
Corp
Motors
General
Public
Genl
-
~8
—2
Corp
Pure
34
j-
Revlon
Co
Glen
Granite
Gray
St Louis
Gulf
Feb
36634 July
9
150
7%
Feb
10% Mar
3%
4,600
234
Jan
8 Va
834
1,000
7%
Feb
61
2,400
51%
334
,
*
Jun
7,000
59
Jun
23%
Jan
150
463/4
47%
300
44% May
383/4 Mar
17%
17%
200
14%
934
Jan
Co
igi/2
18
19%
400
15%
16%
3,400
143/i May
12% Feb
22
16%
17%
17
17%
1,400
15%
Apr
20 %
63% Aug
33% Aug
25
633/4
63%
633/4
200
50
Jan
33%c
323/4
323/4
323/4
7,500
26%
Jan
36%
35%
37
1,400
12.50
5R3/„
35% Aug
57% Aug
22% Jan
Hupp
Steel
.
International
International
Feb
98% Aug
Signode
Mar
58% July
Sinclair
24%
Jun
25% Aug
Socony
73%
900
6434
Jun
67 34
200
44% Mar
79
Aug
81% May
Southern
52 34
700
44% Mar
23
100
46
16% May
Jan
50
4434
165
119%
77%
793/8
700
60
61%
2,700
47
Feb
63% July
44%
42%
443/4
1,000
31
Jan
50% July
110%
102% 110%
600
66
Feb
57%
55 %■
573/4
900
48
Jun
32%
32%
34
900
24% Jan
5
17%
___•
A
53% May
29 Va July
49%
Strapping
Oil
Pacific
Shoe
International
Tel
of
of
lil'/a 112%
450
107%
Oil
N
15%
600
21'%
400
Jun
126 %
Jan
Standard
12% Jan
15%
Apr
Oil
26% Mar
113
Aug
New
40%
41
Feb
41
74%
2,600
1,800
34
733/4
64
Jan
23
233/8
2,300
21%
Feb
74% Aug
28% May
Jan
3%
Jan
6% Mar
Sunbeam
7%
7%
1,100
5%
Jan
8% July
Sundstrand
30%
31%
650
243/4
Jan
32% July
200
23%
Jan
28 Ye Ma7
400
46
Apr
55
Jan
75% July
J
Jan
14%
14 Va
14%
200
14% Aug
513/4
523/8
700
493/4 Jun
613/4
Jan
463/8
47
2,100
44% July
52%
Apr
51%
52%
4,900
49%
Jun
59%
Jan
57 Va
5,200
56
Aug
64
Jan
(Un)
Co
54%
Texas
Gulf
Jan
57
35%
30%
30%
*
100%
100% 102%
185
131%
129% 132 %
611
Jan
May
Apr
104% July
132% Aug
35%
500
34%
Jan
36%
32%
34%
3,600
28%
Feb
45% May
19
33%
•
3.50
:
87%
113
Apr
July
35%
*
(Un)
39
19
100
17%
Jun
19% Mar
Jan
73/4 July
81% July
Jan
Textron
Trane
Producing
Kansas
Power
&
Light
Kennecott Copper Corp
(Un)
(Un)
—8.75
*
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Laciede
Co
Gas
(Henry C)
420
37%
Feb
350
28%
Jan
Jan
Co
Company
Transamerica
300
16
17
1
& Co
7
Co
Union
Pacific
3% May
1,400
7%
7
Union
Apr
Jun
23%
13%
Jan
United
Aircraft
Jan
United
Air
Aug
233/4
Jan'
United
Fruit
Feb
11% Mar
United
States
6%
Marquette Cement
Mfg—
49%
—
*
Merck
&
Co
16%c
(Un)——1—
Co
Chapman & Scott (Un)„_12.50
Metropolitan Brick Inc
—4
Meyer Blanke Co
*
Mickelberry's Food Products
—1
Merritt
Middle
South
32%
Utilities
19%.
Montgomery Ward & Co—
Morris (Philip) & Co
(Un)
•
52%
5
60%
3
___50c
For
footnotes
see
page
44.
Aug
Aug
59
July
70%
Jun
Feb
89% May
Jan
22% Feb
Jan
17
Feb
Steel
Corp
Universal Oil Products Co—
Webcor
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
*
Jan
23
Mar
Jan
20
Mar
44%
Jun
50% May
83/4
800
7%
Jan
9
Mar
Wisconsin
Bankshares
100
113%
Jan
151
Apr
Wisconsin
Electric Power
Wieboldt
Stores
Inc
35% July
16% Jan
41% Mar
Wisconsin Public
22 3A Aug
Woolworth
2,113
39
Jan
56% July
Wrigley
53
3,200
40%
Feb
60%
1,100
55%
Jun
113%
8%
8%
400
58%
Jan
5%
Jan
51%
60
100
133/4
400
13
Aug
15
Jun
34%
34%
7,600
30%
Jun
38%
Jan
--7
83 3/8
84
1,100
74%
Jun
32
32 Va
300
27%
Jun
87% Aug
35V4 Apr
34%
27% Mar
Jan
34%
100
26
263/4
1,500
19%
Jan
39
July
29% July
61%
•
26%
61%
100
563/4
Feb
70
*
29%
28%
30
1,000
23% Jan
16 3/4
16 %
16 3/4
15% Jan
60
62%
1,200
500
32%
32%
100
193/4
'
59
Aug
20%
23% Jun
May
30
Aug
17% May
70
Feb
32% Aug
20%
400
Feb
24%
9%
9 Va
10%
6,000
43/e
Jan
40%
40 Va
40%
700
39%
Feb
12% July
42% Feb
353/4
353/4
100
343/4
Jun
43%
1423/4 143%
6,500
1
17
143%
34%
35%
1,400
493/4
49%
N
120% Feb
30%
Jun
Apr
35% Mar
53% July
333/8
33 %
33%
1,100
5
43%
42%
43%
500
38 3/4
37%
383/4
800
30%
97
9Q>
27%
106 %
16%
106% 107%
62%
106
101
62%
% 107
22
22%
483/4
22%
150% July
Jun
44% Apr
33
Aug
42'A Aug
200
Jan
38%
Feb
65% Mar
44% July
Mar
Aug
45
300
97
Jan
118%
200
46%
Jan
2,200
88 3/4
Feb
107
Aug
900
22
Aug
25
Aug
7,500
27
53
Apr
68% July
483/4
100
47
Feb
12%
12%
13%
5,400
11
Jan
39%
38%
39%
300
30%
12.50
91%
88 %
91%
500
Jan
Feb
(F W)
(Wm)
common
5
34%
34%
34%
5,200
19%
20
200
Corp
(Un)
29%
29%
31
38
38
38%
Service
26%
26%
Co
•
•
10
10
71
55
May
19% May
43% July
97% July
30
Jan
39% July
15%
Jan
20% Mar
1,000
28
'Jan
400
36
Jun
200
23% Jun
40% Jan
27% Jan
60
Mar
July
92% Aug
10
58%
57%
58%
2,800
53%
•
(Un)
Jr Co.
863/4
863/4
883/4
2,100
84% Aug
——5
1
21
213%
700
12% Jan
22
Aug
107%
102
107 %
800
95% May
135
Jun
Jan
Jan
34
Aug
65%
1
1
Telegraph
Union
15%
109 %
13
34%
10
Inc
Western
20%
100
473/4 Aug
2%
Walgreen Co
150
53%
Jan
5
200
21 %
35
*
(Un)
200
51%
4,900
4
Gypsum
19
100
473/4
36% Jan
42%
13%
40%
46%
—10
(Un)
Inc
49 %
142
473/4
Jan
Jan
28
18
21%
Motorola
Company
52
37%
500
100
1,120
40%
533/3
Muter
15
'
29
10
18%
8%
*
t
Inc
193/4
142
10
:—
78
19 3/8
3,900
Aug
25
49%
—*
(Un)
2,150
x21% x22
19
10
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical
400
32 '/a
•143/8
—1
Minneapolis Brewing Co—
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)—
397/3
29%
78
1
Portland Cement—
49%
373/s
—4
(The)
25
*
10
Co
Co
Rubber
U S
Medusa
—
(Un)
Corp
Lines
U S
Martin
(Un)
RR
16
350
1,100
900
66%
38% May
1
California
of
11%
20
253/a
Apr
Jan
1
Corp
Electric
Oil
Aug
1234
25
5
(Un)
20th Century-Fox Film
Carbide
234
20%
Corp
Union
100
12
9% Aug
25 Vb
-
1—5
_
_
_
Corp
Union
Jan
20%
12
17
Jun
500
_5
Airlines
Feb
3%
234
1
1
9%
9% Aug
31%
2
July
59 Va
800
2 34
400
(Un)—
4% Mar
97%
900
2%
2,300
31%
3.33 V3
—
70
700
68
Apr
6,300
9%
31%
1
Corp
World
123/a
60 %
9%
52%
26%
5
Ex-distribution
Trl Continental
11%
60
"•
_
_
117
103
65
4%
9%
64% July
32% Mar
101
4%
4
Jan
600
33 34
common
60%
76%
30% X32%
1
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common.—
Lytton's
65
6
200
5834. 59%
76
59
x32 3'8
101
734
123/s
59% July
15% Jan
5
Co
„
Tool Co—
Trav-ler Radio
,7 34
173/s July
50c
Edison
Trans
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
*
Jones & Laughlin Steel
(Uni_!
10
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
3334c
Johnson
Jan
Jan
1
Corp
Transmission
Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor Powfer
Toledo
12%
43%
25
.
Inc
Thompson
100
3,800
1
Transmission
Jan
28%
163/4
57%
25
Gas
393/4
235
163/4
56%
5
Corp
Gas
Texas
56
57%
10
Inc
54% July
51 VB
1
—
:_i
Company
Tennessee
Texaco
21% Mar
5
10
(Ohio)
__
Aircraft
Temco
55% Aug
36% Aug
74
Aug
47
Mid-Continent Oil Co__
Sunray
Jan
513/4
Corp
Jan
250
3,400
—7.50
Tel
■
1
500
31%
Aug
-1
i
w
4%
54%
50% Apr
673/4 Apr
52% Jan
—6.25
Railway Equipment
Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)_
4%
43%
Jan
Aug
42% July
513/4
Stewart-Warner
53%
39
58
1,800
Jun
74%
Indiana
43%
1,000
2,200
44%
*
California
Oil
54%
50%
58%
44
62%
Oil
433A May
50%
58
44
July
May
May
40%
Dredging Corp
Chemical—_5
Co
&
50%
583/a
273/4 Jun
Standard
1,100
75
23
Standard
51%
45% Aug
49%
Jan
500
Standard
50
July
50% Apr
53% Jan
200
Mar
51%
Jun
Mar
54 %
39%
550
73
31 3/4
3,100
46%
74
24% May
12% May
2,000
483/4
35% Jan
35%
35%
Jan
70 3%
100
1,400
51%
Jan
48
100
70%
55
11% May
23%
Inc (Un)
Jan
26%
Feb
50% Jan
•
(Un)
17%
67
433/4
Jan.
74
Co
D
1134
26 %
41
70%
9% Mar
343/4
Brands
48
39%
47% Aug
43
50%
Standard
12
'
70O
51%
Aug
Jan
1,300
35%
48
Jan
2,000
11%
5
40%
Feb
483/8
523/4
2
100
600
.
383/4 July
50c
(Un)
1,000
70%
18
Jan
48%
483/4
1
5
(Un)
12%
.
Apr
433/4
15
60 34
—
13%
40% July
Square
46 34
16%
July
573/4 Aug
34% May
29%
Spiegel Inc common
July
93
120
Jan
July
50
July
50
2,100
52%
70%
5
Co
78
Jan
Co
(Un)
Rand Corp
Sperry
150
113
80
900
,
41
10
(Un)
Southern Co
5634 May
21%
45%
48%
1.40
Corp
Mobil OH
100
113
35%
11%
5
2134
21%
17%
443/4
523/4
-
13
.
Standard
1
45%
17%
35 %
5
20 g
Pen Co class A—
74
4634
733/4 Apr
793/8
61%
Paper
Steel
100
200
74%
Aug
66% Apr
12
6,000
45
46
8% Feb
24%
15
*
Interstate Power Co
43%
450
•
20%
•
(Un)
46%
1,300
47%
5
6)3
112
1
*
Paper (Un)
500
62%
46
1
13%
*
International Nickel Co
49
62
47%
2.50
(Un)_.
20%
10
&
54% Jan
70% July
48%
62%
10
60
10
International Mineral
Jun
Feb
483/4
5
Co
46
10
Harvester
48% Apr
,July
48%. Feb
300
46
,1
1
.
Steamship Co
International
Jun
40%
10%
97
-
Interlake
40
40
21
10%
58
129 34 13134
.25
25
Co
71% Aug
700
40%
•
(Un)
'
Inland
Jan
8% Jan
5
& Chemical
74
3
Corp.
RR
Jun
58%
1
51%
1
1
(G) Erewing Co_—
Central
42 %
100
1
B
23
25
Corp
Indiana Steel Products Co—;
1,500
71%
70% Mar
12
Swift &
Illinois
355
43%
71%
Jun
8% Feb
72%
1
Illinois Brick Co
17%
43%
44%
400
67
*
Huttig Sash & Door_
16
43%
*
2,000
10%
24.%
-3
Corporation
47
36% May
52% Mar
10%
5434
—1
Inc
46%
5
(W A)
97
1
Dock
Industries
200
1
5734
2.50
Spencer Bartlett
500
243/4
Sheaffer
Class
Co
Werner
43% May
583/a
463/.
•
.
(Un)
Jan
58
1
of Indiana
Jun
16% July
243/4
•
Standard
Hein
50 3/4 Mar
48% Aug
17% Aug
3
Apr
(Un)
Howard
Feb
Sears Roebuck & Co
8 4'/a
ex-distribution
Hibbard
471/2
65"% Apr
35% Apr
1
Feb
46
Heileman
58% July
102 % Aug
Schering Com
74%
131
Oil
Feb
—33%c
Regis Paper Co_:
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
1,500
10
Griesedieck
Feb
82 %
Feb
5
National Stockyards
Public Service class
Louis
82'/a
&
Coro
42
200
65
50
Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
80 34
Drug Stores
750
97%
1,200
Rockwell
81%
Rubber Co
5
City Steel Co
—.—-12-50
Greyhound
51%
46%
Co_
River Raisin
*
1.66%
Great Lakes Dredge &
46% May
30% May
63%
3
Metals
Jan
(Un)
Tire
27% July
24%
(R J) Tobacco
Brothers Co
Richman
66%
52 34
Co
200
46%
*
Reynolds
Aug
Co
Alden Corp
283/8
Jun
62%
Inc
46
72%
Goodyear
21% May
39%
24%
(Un)
Rexall Drug
2,300
1
Glidden
16% Apr
58% Jun
200
63%
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
49 34
Telephone & Electronics Corp__10
Tire & Rubber
8334c
(The)
400
245
24%
1
2
Radio Corp of America
46
General
Gillette
18%
62%
41%
1
(Un)
Company
Oil
49 34
Utilities
Aug
50%
97
51%
_•
class A
(The)
Pullman
—5
Corp
35
;
25
(Un)
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
1
(Un)
General Foods Corp
Apr
44% Apr
283/a
-5
Parke-Davis & Co
St
.
8%
8%
1
Corp
General
25%
Jan
2834 July
«.'4
3'/a
59%
Transportation_2.50
American
General
22%
62%
4iyJ
St
General
56% May
41
£9%
7.50
Reynolds
/•'.
9 %
Whitney Corp common. —„1
Fairbanks
18%
Jan
47% Feb
275% Aug
&
Radio
35%
24
92 % July
60
1
Natural Gas
Emerson
Jun
125
10
Gas & Electric (Un)
American World Airways
Pictures
(Un)
Public Service
400
5
(Un)
54% Mar
28%
1,300
52%
Paramount
Potter
59'A
4334
Inc
Co
Jun
31%
Pacific
34% Aug
Jan
20
Nen^urs (Un)
Lines
Air
423/4 May
32% May
Jan
48
52 34
3.33
Mar
25%
700
31
Quaker Oats Co
Eastern
100
3,500
52%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Jun
5
de
52
52
24% Mar
Jun
483c
Chemical Co
Pont
32%
513/4
6.25
Jan
1134
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
Dow
313/4
Jan
31% July
31%
Gas
5534
1,500
29 34
-25
(Un)
36
35% Aug
32% Apr
1
Chemical
300
25 34
2
10
Co
2,800
12
10734
1
5
(new)
__
39
~I_»
2,400
10
Corp
Company
Edison
353b
Feb
5
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Deere
26%
36
-5
2,000
450
62 34
108
Philco
Detroit
13
1,000
3234 Aug
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
D
523/4 May
293/4
32%
July
Jan
.—10
_~_
(Un)
Natural
130
Feb
Aug
9
Co—
Owens-Illinois Glass
100
!
—
Feb
34%
28%
C0__*
Ohio Edison Co_
54%
75%
38%
1
Manufacturing Co
Jun
Jan
683/4 May
■".V"V 7
Jan
53
High
34% Mar
106
50
9
Jan
Jun
8
—
318
50
9
(Un)
4434
10
of America-
119% 124%
50
72% May
3234 Aug
466
*
.—
_
Feb
Mar
185
46 34
1.3334
America
Crucible Steel Co
Jan
6,600
30
Co—
Motors
of
3034
5,300
——10
Power
120y4
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Bancorporation
36%
Gas
Ry
Power
2,000
25
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
Co
Apr
3234
47 Va
100
Consol Natural Gas
Controls
Natural
Service
7434
*
.
5
5
Public
45
5
Consolidated Foods
Continental
Indiana
483s
100
(Un)
200
Illinois Gas Co
Northern
Jan
1
—15
;
57%
(Un)_.
Aug
5334
Edison common
57%
5
Northern
*
System
57%
Corp
Apr
July
1
Ilium
-—1
56% Aug
700
29%
6634
357
common
30%
RR
24 34
-10
Iron
preferred
Consumers
323b
16 %
30
57% Aug
28% Jun
1
100
100
500
—10
300
8
24 34
Low
60%
30%
..
Aviation
Car
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
High
58%
_
5
Co
Northern
32 %
Inc—
Gas
5.25%
Amer
2534
56 32
8.50
Co_
Commonwealth
American
North
Shares
60%
~
Mfg
Central
Apr
64
22
1,400
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
York
for Week
Low
5
Co (Un)
&
North
634 Mar
Jan
57
717
New
3434 July
66
68%
preferred
Coleman
3034 Aug
66
com
Electric—;
Electric
Jun
Jan
5
City Products Corp
Cleveland
Tile
27 34
25
Cliff's
Standard
400
334
"
1
25
Chrysler Corp
Service
National
28 34
-
:50c
25
*
series A preferred
—100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co S7 conv pfd
*
Cleveland
Lead
Jan
Apr
5%
&
Jan
46
2 34
3134
31 %
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (VJn)
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Gas
4834
4134
1,700
3834
__
Champlin Oil & Refining common
S3 convertible preferred
Cities
3834 Aug
National
July
""
2%
42 !4
43 %
50
Corp
South Vest Corp
Cincinnati
Par
32% Mar
27 34
Jan
(Un)
Brewing
&
High
National Cash RegisterNational Distillers Prod (Un)
National Gypsum Co
1834
100
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
National
.
27 34
-10
—
America
of
25%
2 34
2%
27 %
——25
(Un)
Low
High
25 s/a
_
30c
common
Corp
Low
5
.
preferred
Celanese
New
Inc
„
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Carrier
Hecla
&
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
'
126% July
11% May
Yates-Amer
Zenith
Radio
Machine
Corp
Co
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.
.
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.
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AUGUST 28
RANGE FOR WEEK.ENDED
Week's
Friday
Friday
_
_
Sale Price
Corp
Corp
Aeco
Alaska
Airlines
Alaska
Juneau
—,
21%
900
17%
44c
18.300
7%
100
41c
7%
4%
4%
100
3%
12 y*
2,100
10 y«
10
37%
8
(Un)—
Co
a
100
7Vh
Feb
36
38
2,900
26%
Feb
34%
35
700
100
24%
Jan
33%
500
42
Jun
50 y2
231/2
Jan
27
27
27
27
44%
44
44 %
25%
26
1,450
American Electronics
&
Amer
American
Sanitary (Un)
American Standard
Tel
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Corp
Ampex
.
&
Ashland
Oil
Atchison
Topeka
Atlas
&
Avco
Refining
-10
5
78
78
100
30
30
,100
22
22
3.0
Bros .Corp
Fe (Un)—10
23%
28%
6%
7 y4
(Un)—13
300
100
2,500
8%
400
80c
9,600
55 Vi
IV2
53
300
1%
400
56%
58 %
1,50)
10%
300
6c
10%
1,000
6c
32%
1,300
6%
6%
2,400
%
45%
i,500
31
32%
5
——1
44%
44
28%
28'%
29%
2,500
29
5
,
56
%
1
>■'
.5c
——'.
55%
28%
29%
400
106 y2
Oil
May
27%
Jan
32 % July
6% July
3
3%
July
Jan
491
3% July
5
7y8
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
Corp
(J
Case
I)
49 y4 May
59
May
12
Feb
14c
31
46%
Aug
Jan
Feb
12
Feb
25
Jan
14%
22
22
50
29%
200
iy8
100
1% Aug
28 y8
26 %
Jan
July
45 % Mar
Caterpillar
New
Tractor
Corp
of Amer new
Certain-Teed
Mil
Chrysler
Cities
Aircraft
Paul
St
RR
(Un)
Can
34%
34%
34 Va
Aug
30%
31%
500
29 y2
Aug
200
14%
Jan
25 Va
36%
13%
100
12%
21%
100
21 y4
Jun
25
30
100
30
Aug
41%
28%
300
Jan
33
16%
Jun
\
Feb
54%
100
52%
Jun
64%
32%
1,800
23%
Apr
32%
2.50
Oil
Co
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
63'%
ii,000
50c
Jan
52c
39
11%
300
10%
11%
600
„
Apr
10%
Aug
,
13%
Power
100
50% July
Feb
59%
50
(Un)_.
com
30%
50
100
35%
Jan
6
800
4%
Jan
57
57%
600
50 y2
29%
Jun
1
1.40
500
26
1%
100
13%
100
1% Aug
10% Jun
11%
1.1%
200
11%
30 y4
11%
30%
1%
13 %
1%
2
_
50
5%
57
l
&
Desilu
Di
Rio
Productions
Giorgio
Class
Fruit
(Un)
Inc.—
Ltd
Douglas
Aircraft
Chemical
Dresser
Lab
Air
Eastman
Elder
Lines
Kodak
3iy„
400
1.40
1.40
100
May
7
32%
Emerson
Radio
&
Fairchild
Eng
Fibreboard
-Tan
39%
Light
Flintkote
Tiger
Mach
Motor
Foremost
General
Inc
77%
777a
100
60%
Feb
81
59 %
5874
59%
300
37%
Feb
65
16 Va
18
1,400
317a
10
M J
Jan
1.50
Line
&
18%
500
18
Aug
21
500
15%
Jun
R
Co
Company
McBryde
Sugar
McKesson
1,800
13 y4
Feb
20
Meier & Frank Co
Menasco
American
Controls
Petroleum
287a Mar
32% Aug
600
30 %
Aug
36%
437a
437a
200
373/a
Jun
48 % July
Jan
Feb
65c
41c
40c
42C
9,300
38c
Aug
42
4174
42
300
33
Jan
427a
64'%
64%
100
49 Va
Jan
69
37%
>
Jan
617a May
Aug'
May
5
Aug
(Un)—18
41%
41 %
100
38%
Aug
41 %
22"
47
Feb
58
7% Mar
Aug
Jan
——10
16%
16%
16%
100
157a
Jan
1
6%
6 %
67a
300
6 Va
Feb
8 Va
2.05
2.30
2,000
1.75
Jan
3% May
Co—
25c
Co
Jun
89 % May
693/a
Feb
197a
200
187a
Jan
223/a
25
300
217a
Feb
397a
397a
100
35% July
29% May
417a Mar
16%c
(Un)
Montana-Dakota
(Un)
Utilities
(Un)—
•
5
300
9%
9 Va
9%
1,800
33 %
33 Va
33 Va
100
Feb
83/4 Aug
13
Jan
34
Feb
Aug
29
July
*
517a
53 Va
700
40%
Feb
53 Va
1
137a
13%
500
13
Jan
20%
Feb
...1
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un)
5%
5%
400
67a
Apr
,
Montrose Chemical
Mt
Diablo
Co
New
N
Y
RR
Co
Niagara-Mohawk
Nordon
Oil
North
North
303/4
900
12%
123/a
300
97a July
67a
7
600
8% Aug
20%
2074
600
193/4
Jan
21%
29%
28%
297a
800
26
Feb
36 %
36
36 %
600
357a
Jun
313/4 July
40% Jan
17c
July
(Un)
1
(Un)
(Un)
Power
Invest
American
com
6%
preferred
Northrop Corp
Oahu
Sugar
Occidental
Oil
Feb
34c
20c
15,300
2.15
2.40
2,100
1.75
Jun
2.90
Feb
38%
1,200
35%
Aug
52%
Mar
3174
313/4
100
24 %
Jan
38
July
25%
25 3%
20
24
Jan
26
May
307a
31 Va
3,400
30
Aug"
44% May
153/4
Jan
18c
25
Co
Jan
35 Va
2.25
—I
31
22
May
5
Aug
18
18
50
4 Va
4,100
40%
41
200
39% July
46 % May
5
(Un)
4%
*
Ltd
51%
5174
200
42%
58% July
20
20c
Petroleum
(Un)
Co
Mar
10
1
(Un)
19c
1
-
Aviation
13% Aug
1
1
Co-^
American
Jun
297a
6'%
Ltd
Corp
Norris
28%
30%
12%
—
Electric System
England
Central
(Un)
(Un)_5
_1
*
Theatres
Inc
34Va Mar
*
Distillers & Chem Corp
National
Natomas Company
4% Jan
1
National
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Mar
Aggregates-^
Pacific Cement &
4%
2.75
Jun
Feb
5%
5%
redeemable
92% July
83 y4
83y4
100
75 y4
Jan
34%
351/8
600
34%
Aug
6%
6%
800
6%
Feb
1st
pfd
36%
37%
300
91%
91%
100
34
! 75% Apr
100
li'.v
Jan
%
Jan
Apr
97 " July
33
1,200
30%
Jun
39
400
37
Jan
55
Aug
19
191%
600
18%
Jan
21V2
26% May
61
Aug
Jun
663/4
Apr
303/4
2,100
Jun
32
Apr
Jun
29.
preferred
30 %
28
28
500
27
25
24%
247a
25
500
22 %
25
2478
247a
247a
100
24 % May
:
—
Jan
227a
100
21 %
Jun
237a Mar
217a
100
21
Jun
227a
Jan
61%
61 Va
100
52%
Jun
71
Apr
67a
4,000
47/a
Feb
477a
Jun
67a
6%
,497a
497a
50 %
1,500
96%
96 Va
20
90 %
907a
20
97%
87 Va
4%
5
J—*
I
Feb
Jan
26%
227a.
*
—*
common
-
26
July
217a
25
—25
10
—
preferred
29%
30%
.
8% Mar
553/4
Jan
*91% July
99% Mar
86
Jun
94% Mar
10
84%
Jun
89%
2,700
2%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Aug
Corp
preferred
$4.50
.Jan
501/4
Apr
58%
2
Lighting
$4.'^5
2% Jun
32
501/4
277a
2,500
Industries Inc_
Pacific
46
300
63 Va
class A
red 1st preferred
red 1st preferred
Indemnity Co
4.36%
Pacific
9'% May,
30%
62
.'—25
preferred
1st
4.50%
Jan
45%
Jan
Mar
42
30%
—25
Jan
2,100
1st
23%
18% Aug
30%
63 3 a
Products
Gas & Electric common
5% %
1,100
20
8
59%
45%
34
Clay
20
5
25
Aug
44
50
$4.36
Pacific
Oil
L—
*
Development—33%c
Gas
&
14%
15%
500
58%
61
1,100
45
Feb
14%
15
900
11
Mar.
78c
82c
2,400
'75c
July
1.15
Feb
9%
9%
9%
1,500
7%
Jun
10 %
July
100
7%
Jun
10%
Jan
Parke
62
Aug
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Feb
Pepsi-Cola
(Un)__
Apr
Pepsi-Cola
United
1
14 y4
15
Pacific
New
.
1
8
•
5
62
5
5
400
52%
53
200
100
56
Jan
4% July
46%
Jun
20 y2
Jan
8
56%
27
26%
27%
2,200
36%
37%
300
36%
19%
20%
900
19% Aug
Packard-Bell
20
1
15%
1
&
Co
27 Va
Aug
Phelps
M>iy
Philco
Corp
(Un)
14%
■15%
11%
Jan
54%
55%
1,900
41
Feb
Apr
55% Aug
82
2,200
51
Jan
82
Aug
20%
20%
201%
500
19%
Jun
21%
Jan
Fullman
64%
64
64%
600
59
Jun
76
26 %
26%
26I/2
700
18%
Jan
29%
29%
200
27% July
38%
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Jan
Pure
-
Radio
Inc
Oil
Corp
of
30
100
24
Jan
39
1,000
46 y2
Aug
67% Mar
81%
400
74%
Feb
Reiter-Foster
20%
22%
1,700
17
July
84% July
45% Mar
3,100
45
Mar
58 7e July
Republic Steel
500
16
Californlalll
1%
*
21
57%
54%
21%
57%
211/2
Jan
General
Public
Service
(Un)
"lOc
100
Public
,5%
5%
General
5y8
Jun
Utilities
(Un)
5
24%
25%
400
24 y2
Aug
22
57a
26
Mar
Jun
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Republic
Reserve
America- (Un)_
;
447a July
23 %
35 %
200
44% Aug
51 Va Mar
467a
467a
100
36%
Feb
48%
17 Va
17%
1
3
Jan
Apr
Aug
200
157a
Apr
20%
Jan
32%
33
400
26 Va
Jan
337a
8%
8%
87a
3,600
5%
Jan
10%
Aug
Jun
58
Feb
70
Aug
58
200
24 %
■257a
909
-21%
Jan
6%
6%
100
6%
Aug
46 %
467s
200
443/4
Jun
2274
2274
50
19
Jan
85%
85 %
200
74%
Jan
86% Mar
1,100
18%
Jan
26 %
July
58
25%
36% May
.
46%
25%
25
257b
7%
,
Jun
52% Mar
Mar
26
72%
72%
100
59
Jan
72%
Aug
40%
40 Va
100
3974
Jun
48
Apr
*
_
62
62%
200
'43%
Feb
24%
247a
70% July
30 % July
45V4
47%
_
..
1
5
(Un)
Gas
33% Aug
900
5
47%
-
(Un)
Co
1,200
U
10
97a
10
800
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80
777a
80
600
25
24%
25
2,600
1
*1974 Feb
Aug
45
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300
_50c
607a
Rexall Drug & Chemical. Co Inc
200
■
U
_50c
Oil
&
300
46 Va
*
Corp
Pictures (Un)
Oil
Jan
25%
2
1
Feb
July
Aug
"
(Un)
Corp
Aug
27 Va
.34 %
3
(Un)—
common
19 Va
19574
Aug
46
;_10
5
—20
,
28% July
26%
Jun
Jan
137a
149
247a
12.50
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Apr
1
1,200
3374
■25
50
—
(Un)
'1
77%
27 Va
*
-
Philippine Long Diet-Tel (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Ccu*
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (U'n) —'
Procter & Gamble Co (Un).
81%
620
2674
33%c
!
400
15 Va
18674 188 Va
5% Aug
1
1
Bottlers
.55 %•
t
27
(Un)
5
200
187
(Un)
Airways
(Un)
Dodge, Corp
43 %
143/4
15 Va
50c
World
Pictures Corp
Davis
5
.100
common
wi
Eleciric
American
Paramount
27 % May
Aug
Tel
&
common
87%
14 2/7
Petroleums Ltd—
Pacific Tel
July
37%
44.
100
317s
5 %
43% July
45%
10
page
32 %
30%
78'/a
48%
Apr
32%
197a
30
see
393/4
7774
Inc
80%
For footnotes
1,400
42% Mar
preferred—
:■
redeemable 1st preferred!
I
28 Va
24%
Co
46y2
Pacific
400
2674
28
•
1
223/4
6%
common
Jan
12.50
&
j
Corp
Corp
l33/4
Jun
Develop Co (Un)
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Monogram Precision Indus——— 1
Merck
5
Motors
109 % 115 Va
_..10c
'
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
I5
Exploration Co of
Jan
50
Jun
(Un)
Apr
63
Mar
700
Feb
Co
317a Mar
Mission
Electric
Co
Jun
54
400
May
34
.
20%
Oil of Texas
283/4
200
5V4
35 %
"I
300
55
47 Va
47
~
29 3%
55
407s
Inc..
Manufacturing
Merchants
May
I—IIIIIs
I
29 %
Jan
47
22
1
Co
18 7a
5%
(Uni
Co
Robbins Inc new
&
2
;
Trailer
Jan
*
Jan
Dairies
91/4
(Un)
Mar
I
1,500
10c
16
(The)—
15 Va
——i—*
1
-1
H common
(Un)
Co
4iy2
Corp
14%
,
20% July
18
_II~l
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IIII2
Inc
Chem
15
(Un)
Oil Co
M & M
100
Co
627a
43%
900
15%
;
116% Mar
Jun
30 Va
18 %
(Un~5
.
32% Mar
Aug
32%
Matson Navigation Co
Apr
2.50
(Un)
Jan
51%
(Un)
45%
19
Corp
293/4
100%
400
........
34
Ltd.—
100
1.200
53%
Cox(Un)
(P)
&
__—_
—
Corp
43
(Un)
(Un)
123/4 Mar
317a
1007a 101%
53%
(Un)
Magnayox
Martin
Inc_
18 %
...
18
1010%
53 %
_
Pacific
common.
.
18.75
*
2.50
Pacific
__4
A
4
;
Jun
July
20 Va July
——1
Cement
Dynamics Corp
General
Jun
......10
Aircraft
General
General
3%
(Un).
General
General
1.85 Mar
(Un)
14%
Inc
Ffuehauf
General
4,900
Mar
& Airplane
Co
Corp
Friden
3
(Un)
Myers
Star
Macy
Apr
1.15
5
Paper Prod
Firstamerica
Ford
-2.75
Jan
3
Fargo Oils Ltd
Food
Apr
2.80
Co....
&
Loev/'s
Pan
Whitney
Fansteel Metallurgical
Flying
Feb
Mar
20
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class
Fairbanks
Fluor,
May
Jan
Jan
17%
_»
Phono
29 Va
2
20
Emporium Capwell Co
Erie Railroad Co (Un)
1,100
193/a
58
_
33%
12 Va
Feb
.——III
_
32 Va
July
Feb
2%
27%
1
.
32%
136
'-17% Mar
17%
i
Corp
397a
Jun
Aug
—
45'
1,100
Feb
Jan
16%
5
Products
Feb
547a
Aug
May
Jun
50c,
El Paso Natural Gas
Electric Auto-Lite Co (Un)
Electrical
57% July
53 %
Jun
38
Co_
Feb
'
54%
9
*
Ltd—
Mines
1.35 Mar
18
13
(Un)
Jan
100
(Un)
Pacific
Eastern
34c
600
100
B)
12,500
10
.___*
(Allen
70c
1374
1,300
-
Inc
Jan
60c
69c
10
18
Co
Industries
DuMont
Apr
59%
13%
38 y4
*
383/4
Apr
10
17%
—
Feb
47
*
32.50
Co„:
31%
200
——3%
38%
(Un)
preferred
Jun
300
49V4
75.
53% July
60 %
18
17%
2.50
(Un)
Inc
92c
33
487a
(Un)_
2.50
Mines
Jan
Feb
*
2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
5%
30c
26%
Jun
18%
1
A
Productions
Dorr-Oliver
Dow
.'
class
Corp
*
B
Disney
Dome1
Grande RR
19,600
323/a
_10
—:
&
Corp of
industries
Ohio
Denver
1,000
68c
10
—50
Salt
Litton
67% Mar
52%
1
:
77a
57c
*
Co.
Copper
Lockheed
Apr
500
—5
(Un)
7%
63c
(Un)—50c
25
Jan
53
50c
Jan
26% July
8% July
94 Va May
July
58 Va
57y4
Co
65%
Jan
117a
Feb
96c
45
Feb
34
45
53
(Uh)
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Cypress Abbey Co
100
50
57%
25
Curtis
39
49
1
;
Apr
Aug
14
1274 July
24 7a Mar
20% Jun
5
Corp common
5
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un)_12%
21
513/4
Apr
64c
Aug
100
100
17 %
Jan
56 %
1
Co—
Oil
100
200
49
Zellerbach
American
14%
62%
16%
513/4
22 V2
17%
86% Mar
July
21%
1
(Un)
Cudahy Packing Co
1,200
47
Jan
62%
10
(Un)
Oil
21%
36%
14%
•
50c
(Un)
200
62%
1
(Un)
43%
42%
21%
10
25
(Un)
Co
43%
50%
100
5174
22%
17%
100
Aug
700
Jan
500
Jan
31%
Jan
3%
200
72% May
54%
32
Jun
1.50
Jan
137a
July
68 Va
363/4
2.60
12 %
Apr
54%
68%
300
897a
Jan
64%
2.80
•12
Apr
30
25%
2.75
13%
Aug
13%
27%
2.75
897a
Aug
21%
40 % July
July
1
34% July
24%
24
Jan
Aug
24%
80c
7
118%. July
*
Company
Motors
Crane Company
Cuban
Jan
10
Edison
Products
Crown
84'/4
25
& Savage Min.—.
Electrodynamics Corp
Crestmont
200
313/4
500
25
Feb
102
300
Tobacco
(Un)
America Inc—
Jan
26%
267a Mar
500
——
Industries
Liggett
32% Mar
—
(Unjn
Choi Gould
Continental
Corn
48%
Aug
100
common—*
Iron
&
Commonwealth
Continental
Aug
20%
1
Broadcasting System..
Columbia Gas System (Un) com
Commercial Solvents' (Un)
Cons
38V4
1
Columbia
Consol
274/4 Aug
300
300
-
Co
Fuel
Continental
300
39%
Jan
92c
*
Tel
&
Lithium
Apr
21%
Jun
17 Va
Lihby McNeill & Libby common—
Aug
1U
Jan
1077a
40 %
(Un)
& Laughlin Steel
Lehman Corp
Aug
32%
1
(Un)
Corp
Service
Colorado
22
38 y4
102
......—1
Corp
Refining (Un)
&
Vought
Jun
Aug.
*
com.....
Corp
Products
Oil
Champlin
Chance
33%
10
common
19%
29%
126%
100
7,000
197a
50c
Aug
*
Instruments
Cenco
Chi
Co
66%
21%
27 y4
—25
_10
—12.50
wi
common
Celanese
(Un)
Jan
36%
30% Mar
263/4
Inc
Aug
31% July
Aug
24 % May
Aug
——33 %c
Tel
Lear
38
Aug
19 %
May
Jan
23 %
39
County Land Co
47% Aug
5%
38
56 Va
173/4
85c
Oil
NLeslie
Apr
39% Mar
26 Va
Co__—-——
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V
Apr
200
92c
10
1
Co
Feb
600
25
111% 111%
1
RR
Feb
4
597a
Jan
26%
A
Co
Kennecott
Apr
Mar
1,200
\21 %
25
97c
Jan
Aug
278
50
19
Jul;
9
52
50%
207a
20%
Jan
287a July
49 Va Mar
Jan
51c
200
Apr
27 %
20%
100'
51%
Aug
—
3.00 Mar
1.90 Aug
19%
(Un)
Power
Oil
Kaiser
23A
51
—25
(Un)
Central
Kansas
Mar
6c
29 Va
(Un)
2,000
64c
23/4
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com—_33%c
Apr
2
29 %
Railway
65c
64c
1
*
_1
Corp
Co
Cement
Jones
Feb
73 %■ May
Feb
1%
61 %
(Un)..
Co
&
45
July
.
<2!30
Aug
36% Jan
€2%
1 Vh
Aug
1374 May
100
-
1
1
Maryland Mines Corp
Lone
10c
400
46
—J
class
Ltd
Co
International
-9 % July
Apr
50c
1,50!)
—-5
600
24 %
500
5.0c
Corp
Intex
18% July
3,200
Ltd^
22%'
23
46
(Un)
Oil
Interstate
Apr
Feb
14
42 y4
5
Oil
21%
22%
17% May
Jan
10%
31%
—5.50
Homestead
Canadian
600
73 % ~
—7%
2.50
International Harvester
Jan
8%
24%
California Packing Corp new
2.25
Imperial Development Co Ltd—
25% May
30
California Ink Co
2.05
Corp
Co
Oil
Illinois
32% July
Feb
23%
1,000
Jun
.j—
Sound
Ideal
80% July
19 %
31%
%
547a
—3
Idaho
Jan
24 %
62
45% Mar
(Un)_.i__—1
Hupp
Feb
37%
,—5
Co—
Cement
200
(Electronics
Lorillard
Calaveras
52%
10c
Howe
Jan
84
Jan.
30
513/4
—
(Un)_
Corp
Honolulu
56'A July
(Un)—.,—.1
Inc
—
Jan
52 Va
i
Aircraft Engr
Hotels
Home
Feb
Apr
(
—2
(Un)—.,—,1
Corp
15%
46%
3%
Min
Burlington Industries
Burroughs
15%
56J/4
89
65 y4 Mar
v
28
1
—5
1
(Un)
Holly
Jade
5Cc
.1
Corp—_
Company
3,00'J
8%
3%
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)„.—
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Broadw-ay-Hale Stores Inc new com.—5
Budd
13%
3 %
...
Co
Oil
13 %
1
1
—
Inc
Cons
Airplane
500
..—5
Co
Co:—
Chica
Bolsa
15%
100
Consolidated-.—;
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Boeing
:!
13%
3%
46%
3
Steel
Oil
Bishop
Black
3%
—
Inc (Un)—.———P 1
Corp (Un)_
3
Cons
Bethlehem
4,600
Jun
1
Holly Deyelopment Co
May
23
203/4
87% July
30%
90
29
7
(Un)__._ 1
Instrument
Benguet
1
lUn)
—
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Eeckman
30
Oil
•Hoffman
Apr
Feb
62
100
400
Calif
of
49 y4 July
Jun
37 %
62
2,200
Western
Hilton
Jan
May
500
300
32%
(Un)~
Petroleum
BaAdini
Barker
91
100
22
Ry (Un)—
Financial Corp
18%
Jun
82%
——1
Ohio RR
&
200
7
32
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore
43 y4
76
64%
.
Corp
1,100
2,500
——50
& Santa
(Un)
Mfg
Aug
July
45
(Un)—10
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Warrants
■
Oil
Corp (Un)
& Co
(111) (Un)__
Armour
1,100
14%
81
Steel
Armco
Feb
——1
(Un)
Co
Prichard
25%
14%
45%'•■. 46%
25
(Un)—
—_—
(The)
Anaconda
Anderson
1,400
—25
(Un)
Co
Corp
18%
80 %
22
Hawaiian Pineapple
19% May
Aug
9%
22
.10
Corp
Northern
Gulf
64% July
Jan
12 %
14%
33%
Co
Tel
Feb
12
44%
(Un)
American Smelting & Refining.
American
46%
500
1.600
43 %
5
5
(Un)
Corp
Motors
600
12%
47 Va
62
53
Corp
Co
Humor
Grumman
Apr
13%
-
Jun
(Un)
Co
Great
Jan
12%
(Un)__
Power
Foreign
—-1
42
July
13 %
60%
(Un)—_—10
Inc——.——.—1
American Cyanamid Co
79
200
(Un)
Greyhound Corp
39 % July
25%
pfd (Un)
Products
Great
Aug
38
Feb
43
—
Graham-Paige
Apr
27'A May
12.50
25
(Un)
Co
American Cement Corp
Good
Apr
9%
-60%
427a
4
Alden
Glidden
6ya Mar
13 %
72%
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
High
Low
~
43
Co
Co
Gladden
Jan
7% July
Jan
Mfg
Jan
85c
Feb
12
22%
Gillette
29 y4 May
July
4%
Limited
capital—
*
American Airlines
Inc com (Un)__—1
Can
.
Aug
7
12%
(Un)_—
Allis-Chalmers
.
40c
—1
(Un)
common
Aluminium
American
Aug
Feb
Gold Mining
to A J Industries—2
Corp
Warrants
15
20%
41c
changed
Name
Allegheny
200
15%
Oil
Getty
Range Since Jan. t
High
72%
(Un)„__
Georgia-Pacific Corp
High
Low
Shares
(Un)—10
Telephone & Electronics
Gen
1
Range Since Jan.
High
15
15
2.50
—1
10c
—i—1
Wrigley Stores lac (Un)
Admiral
Shares
for Week
Low
Par
for Week
Low
Par
ACF
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
_
Last
stocks
Pacific Goasl Stock Exchange
8%
Jan
67
Mar
24 Va
Aug
.
73 Va
1%
Apr
Apr
1174 July
80
Aug
39% Mar
60%
607a
200
46%
Feb
82% July
437a
447a
400
*31%
Jan
50% July
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5877
Number
190
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
AUGUST 28
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco (Un)
Rheem
Rice
Manufacturing
Ranch
Richfield
Oil
Oil
Rohr
Aircraft
Royal
Sharon
Shasta
Shell
Jan
1.35
~
106%
35%
35 %
100
29%
Jan
1
18%
18%
18%
500
(Un)__20g
18% Aug
45%
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100
40%
50
18%
20%
1,900
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—
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&
Gas
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Southern
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cum
Southern
class
Co
Standard
Oil
Oil
Standard
39%
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Jun
48%
600
13%
400
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Feb
100
9%
Feb
35%
Apr
47'A
39
100
11 %
650
6%
Jan
12
18%
Jun
22
Jan
28%
200
26% Aug
45
Mar
33% July
43%
Aug
67%
Jun
51%
16%
54%
Jun
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May
25% Mar
J
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21%
300
20 y4
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22%
1,000
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Jun
31%
100
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Jun
29%
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1,200
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200
52
51%
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4,000
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52
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5
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25%
25 %
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Co
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new
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United
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
900
24
25
400
31%
33
40%
40 %
40%
28%
29
35 %
36%
200
141 % 141%
100
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Western
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Westinghouse
Westinghouse
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com
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Zenith
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Co
Radio
Jun
39
Feb
Jan
35
Jun
123%
Jun
$4.25
Aug
43%
82% Aug
Jun
21%
18%
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153
17V8
Jan
16%
16%
16%
25
16
July
57%
53%
58%
3,052
5
49%
49%
15
37
Jan
49%
16
16
20
16
Aug
27
12%
12%
104
101/4
Apr
15% July
18%
19 %
828
17%
Jun
201/8
18%
44% Mar
Aug
Jan
19
Apr
16%
Aug
58% July
Aug
Feb
19%
1
41%
37%
41%
590
32%
Jan
61% May
75%
75%
77%
191
67%
Feb
90
May
66
66
58
Jan
66
Aug
30%
31%
Jan
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3
31 %
•
.
27"%
17'/a
19
29% Aug
35% July
271/4 July
531
29% May
20% Jan
28%
1,363
16%
17%
2,083
15%
Apr
44
44
*
50
42%
Feb
53'/2
Apr
46%
Jun
57
Apr
27%
53
51%
53%
2,852
10
7%
6%
7%
1,989
25%
24%
6% May
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36 % May
25%
1,095
22
26 %
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1,812
23% May
1
19%
19%
19%
38
141/2
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38
39%
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37%
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&
20%
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181
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Gas
com
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:
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85%
85
85%
689
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23%
231/2
225
22% July
10
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
25
Apr
May
87% Mar
Water
•
&
20% Aug
29%
French
I
Co
24%
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Gas Co
55%
54%
55%
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451/4
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2.50
27%
27
271/4
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24%
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61
60%
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100
31 %
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2,800
44
Jun
33
Jun
38%
20
Aug
45
July
31
43
43%
600
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8%
400
42% Aug
8% Jan
27
27
28%
2,100
36%
35%
36%
200
Jan
35% Mar
65%
Par
27
Aug
44 "A Mar
34%
Jun
42%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
Jan
11%
100
10%
Jan
14
Mar
43%
400
42%
Jan
58
May
61
46%
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
68
Aug
88% Mar
107
45% Aug
55
Aug
7%
100
6% May
8
Feb
Duquesne
Light
Gas
35%
29%
200
33
Aug
42
100
29
Aug
45
100
42 %
7%
7%
1,300
Jan
Harbison
34%
Apr
Horne
Jun
47%
Jan
Jeanette
7
Jun
12%
Apr
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
59%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
57%
59%
10%
10%
1
42%
42%
125
53%
53%
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65
•
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45%
Jan
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158
•
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Jan
14
36%
Feb
36%
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46% July
56 % July
24% Mar
21%
21%
21%
211
20 J/2
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Pittsburgh—5
8%
8%
8%
700
7%
Jan
24%
Mar
8%
of
Co
Walker
8% Mar
Refractories
24 %
24%
579
23
Jun
27
Feb
8.50
Co
37%
38 %
45
34%
Jun
40
Mar
71/2
54%
54%
60
44%
Feb
59% July
Feb
II
13%
2,800
Jun
13% Aug
44
44%
200
36
Jun
45%
18%
19
700
13%
Jan
Jan
19% Aug
43% July
Aug
1%
Glass
34%
Co—._—————*
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preferred
36
80
33
Jan
40
Apr
100
15
90
Jan
103
Apr
4
100
_100
460
37% May
39%
39%
100
30%
10
30%
31%
400
30%
12.50
90
88
10
64%
64"%
10c
86
1
Duquesne Brewing Co
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__
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Aug
400
35%
13%
84
7
5
Jan
1,000
7%
.
84
5
System
200
107
53%
45
5
1
Gas
61'A
Equitable
—
53% May
_30
103
29%
Jun
Low
1
Co
52%
35%
Jan
471/2
Last
Sale Price
Apr
11 %
7%
48%
478
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
9% Mar
43%
106%
146
48V4
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Feb
18% Aug
—
58%
84
58%
*
__*
53% July
1,600
43
58
47%
13.50
common
preferred
9%
58%
July
49%
200
______
1
Apr
150
34%
38%
_10
33
33%
_2.50
(Un)
Jan
191/2
31 % Mar
37%
common
Corp
Jan
50%
42% Aug
27%
38%
(Un)
(Un)
49%
42%
common
Washington Gas Light
200
lUn)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
49%
__5
Aug
25 %
90
500
71%
66
200
53% May
16c
4,000
58
15c
100
13c
Feb
Jan
Renner
96% July
Co
Screw
Jun
&
Bolt
Jan
4% Aug
82%
110
73% May
91
Mar
27%
26
25% July
31
Apr
85c
90c
35%
36%
458
7%
36%
5
Corp
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3%
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———5
Aug
7%
50
7
21
200
16
3
400
1
70c
1,000
May
29%
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1.00 Jun
38% July
Jan
10% Mar
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-
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58
54
May
59
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United
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100
new
July
31
k
49%
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United Gas Improvement
500
1,700
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(Un)
Explor
Sun
Apr
1,300
18%
16%
Corp
Corp
35 %
19% Mar
(Un);
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Elec
Steel
Williston
34%
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Telegraph
Wheeling
27% July
18%
_1
Air
27
Jan
1,045
Co
Smith Kline
33 %
12.50
Insurance
Jun
38%
20%
Light
Power
Scranton-Spring
South Jersey
__
1
(Un)
Life
23
225
82%
common
38% Mar
49%
5
Dept Stores
1.283
51'A
49%
Co____
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13% Mar
10
(Un)
24%
50%
3
Jun
26
.—_10
com
24%
77%
Corn
Feb
9
30'A
18%
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;—_1
Washington Water Power———*
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35%
5
Petroleum
&
Jan
5"%
47% Aug
Apr
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Jan
49%
RR
Scott
5
(Un)
69% Aug
24%
50
Power
Reading
23%
24%
24
32%
Victor
Western
200
Corp
Jan
24%
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West
400
2,200
32
1
(Un)___
com
Feb
151
25"% Mar
1
Sugar Co
56%
Jan
20%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
29% July
—
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16%
Jan
July
10
common—
72% May
Jun
16%o
29
Jan
Inc.—.
Match
Utah-Idaho
Westates
12%
34%
•
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Universal
54%
Feb
31
81 %
Washington
15%
19%
Plywood Corp
U S
Jun
50%
133
68%
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of
Jun
9%
25
19
25
(Un)
46 y«
135
11%
20%
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800
1
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S
U S
Gas
66
67%
11%
10
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Co.
Bank
58'A
1,500
United Fruit Co
United
50%
64%,
1
Public Service Electric
26%
i
Corp
49%
67%
67 %
Inc
Electric
20%
(Un)
Corp
Jan
1
Philco
24
(Un)__
:
9%
31% July
67%
j
Mfg
Jan
11%
•
Inc
18% July
19 Ve Mar
368:
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Bait—
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20
(Un)
common
29
*
Potomac
Jun
34%
_10
Calif
Apr
9
1.66%
Progress
3%
1
(Un)
Union
at
59
26'A
(Un)_!
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Electric
Feb
8%
Corp
Apr
35%
2
Film
13%
740
15%
10
Corp
40% July
20
(Un)
Century-Fox
100
9%
26%
2
69%
Jan
26%
Warranty
Twentieth
15%
28%
52% July
:__5
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
•
"Ex-dist"
Tri-Continental Corp
Jan
10
Jun
18
57% Aug
44% Feb
700
29
Corp
39 V*
13.50
Apr
10
Realty & Construction Co
Transamerica
750
1
com
62%
50c
common
49%
5
Pennsalt Chemicals
Jan
28% May
14% May
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Jan
44% July
49% Jun
1,300
47%-
31%
5
common
Oil
12%
5
Transmission—.
Transmission
Inc
Tidewater
1
4.8%
%
1
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Merck
National
Service
Telautograph
48%
85%. Aug
75% Aug
53%
Jun
1
America
Aug
75%
Apr.
41
Co
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Martin
Jan
34%
53%
,
5%
100
73%
74 'A
100
40%
89%
Jan
non-voting
Motors
Madison
Feb
4
40%
5
—
30%
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'
Jun
30%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Jan
29%
__
75 y*
240
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Apr
29%
7
.
(Un)
Co
16% Aug
200
5,365
38%
18
Gimbel Brothers
24% May
63% Mar
100
21%
;
•
2,400
24
29%
29 y2
2
(Un)
100
61
24
5
;
16%
59%
Jan
86%
80%
38 y8
common
Light
Acceptance
preferred
$1
104%
86 y4
Dairies
General
36% July
79%
25
of
High
Jan
38%
__i.80
General
Jan
61
A
Motor
Foremost
Apr
43
Class
Ford
Jan
58 y8
400
11%
of
Feb
600
__25
__—
Finance Co
Mar
100
24
79%
Co
&
'
27
6.50
Co
Power
Range Si-nee Jan. 1
Low
35 y8
»
Duquesne Light
.
Electric Storage Battery—
17% Mar
21 %
Co
Publishine
Delaware
14% Mar
10%
1,400
25
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Co
Apr
34%
50c
Chemical
&
29%
Curtis
Shares
High
35 ye
'
5
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
85"% Aug
Feb
10%;
34 A.
•
Studebaker-Packard
6wift
Jan
23 y8
Transit
tor Week
~
33%
Tel
Company
Aug
44%;;
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Sunset
73%
2,200
&
Range
■
1
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Budd
Apr
45 %
Co_.
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Sales
-
of Prices
Low
10
Corporation
City Electric Co
Baltimore
1% May
Jun
58%
Co of Califomia__.i__6,A
(Indiana)
25
Oil Co
200
24%
21%
\h Juty
35 y4
44
Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Stauffer
85%
18% Aug
34
(Un)
Standard
100
58%
pfd series A__25
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
300
28%
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common
com
100
1
43
39
2
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18%
47
11'A
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29 % May
15
—
Southern
Jun
10%
1
Petroleum
Pacific
25%
15
Company '(Un)
Southern
4,600
21%
A
pfd___
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27%
Tel
common
Stores
Atlantic
26% July
53% Aug
13%
13%;
25
preferred
Southern
Southern
48 y2
:__
pfd—
Calif Gas Co
Jan
23%
1
Co
42
Jan
43 V4
85%
23%
*
2.50
Ltd
Company
Calif
4.78%
6%
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(Un)__
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(Un)
Oil Co (Un)
Mobil
Jun
21 %
I
20c
Co
35%
100
300
43
43
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Socony
Solar
1
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200
52%
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American
Jan
38%
23%
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American
Jun
26%
_*
.
27%
18%
1.40
.
18%. Aug
38%
,
Alan
Jan
52%
—1
___,
Jun
23%
20
Ltd
Corp
Signal Oil
Par
38% Aug
24 % Mar
45 V4
(Un)__
Last •'•••
Sale Price
Jan
Co—
Co
—
Jun
Jun
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
25% July
96c
Corp
&
Jan
Co —20%
&
Water
Trans
18 Vs
79%
preferred
Petroleums
Steel
200
100
——
Servel lnc
(Un)
Servomechanisms
21 %
120% July—
57% Aug
800
Inc
Roebuck
Jun
1.35
Schenley Industries (Un)
Scott Paper Co___
Seaboard Finance Co
Sears
48%
82%.
—__
Ry (Un)
*
Paper Company (Un)
5
San Diego Gas & Electric common___10
Sapphire
1300
21%
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4%%
Feb
57%
1.35
.
Petroleum
Stores
High
67
—
56
Louis-San Francisco
St
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500
82%
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Safeway
St
57y2
1
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Dutch
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101% 111%,-
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Rockwell-Standard
Ryan
no
10
Co
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Sales
9%
9%
300
143
—1
&-%
143
100
103 104%
*
300
7%
Jan
117% May
94% May
9% May
U
S
Engineering
Glass
&
&
Fdry Co———5
Chemical
Aug
Westinghouse Air Brake
133%
Jan
Westinghouse Electric
—^
30%
91%
30%
91%
2% Aug
30% Aug
Feb
144
87%
10
'12.50
Corp
3
3
—-——1
143
20%
20%
351
70%
Feb
7
38% Mar
98 %
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Par
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
4%%
preferred
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
•
25
—
Shoe
Bank
Sales
Shares
Low
Range Since;Jan.
High
Low
37
37%
4 260
23%
23%
'365
34% May
23
Feb
'
t
1
High
Feb
Bell
24
Apr
Eowater
_!_
300
12%
Jan
18% July
38%
39%
3,665
35%
Aug
33
,32%
33%
4,676
26% May
40
51%'
42%
51%
43
240
42% July
37% July
45% Feb
52
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see
page
44.
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41
36%
50
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47
50
453
79%
25
47
42%
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50%
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40
British
British
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43
Jan
Jan
42
Mar
4%%
Jan
92% Mar
4%%
46
Jan
27
May
24
Aug
48
Jan
36
29%
Feb
Feb
5%
_
Oil
common
5%%
preferred
preferred
——
57
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
57
1,003
.
54
53
Apr
Feb
63% Mar
62% July
59
4,119
76%
76%
78
1,106
40%
46
42
46
577
100
30
31
225
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35
42
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44
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50
50
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—
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44
15
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48%
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July
7%
Apr
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Jun
44%
Feb
87%
41
48
40%
50
41
150
51
•j75
—
Feb
125
661
87%
40%
47%
—
50%
3,005
37%
'*
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46% May
7% Aug
36%
-
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Feb
49% Mar
48%
5
50
50
50
42% May
47% Mar
'
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—
Aug
Aug
51%
May
Jun
•
40%
48
84
45
33
6
•
50
65% May
Mar
45
47
7%
48%
5
Columbia Electric Co—
cumulative red preferred—i00
preferred
50
preferred
4%%
56 %
,
Shares
40%
10
£
preferred
Bowater Mersey Paped 5%% pfd
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
Feb
May
500
5%
5%%
preferred
Bowater Paper
—j.
71
961
Corp
_
Sales
for Week
>
—10
•
*
Telephone
32%
100
•
53
(Canada)
Paper class A
class B
40
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17
—
Provinclale
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*
17
Banque
Low
56%
,
Range
of Prices
10
Montreal
of
1C
Bank of Nova Scotia
for Week
*
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
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of Prices
•
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Aluminum Co of Canada 4%%
pfd__50
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50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
•
For
j
x37%
Week's
Banque Canadian National
.
Week's
Sale Price
Prices Shewn Are
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
_
Friday
Cast
STOCKS
>
.
75
65
525
84% Mar
90
Aug
Jan
43
Mar
49
July
40
45
Mar
38
Jan
41% Aug
49 %
Jan
52% Aug
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Prioa
Sales
Shares
Par
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
High
Low
14%
425
35%
35%
36%
25
_—
42 ¥4
42¥»
43
13%
13 ¥4
12%
100
36
85
13%
•
__
common
•
92 ¥2
92
47% May
12 Vb
531
12%
35%
1
-•
40
Jan
Jun
14%
Jan
13% July
39
Jan
Jan
9
321/2 July
93
495
•
79
32
31
32 ¥2
1,046
31
Aug
27%
2 7 ¥4
27%
350
26 ¥2
Jan
281/2
10
31
31
31%
1,298
Aug
a24% a24%
2$
10
25
Jan
25'A
491/4
Canada
5%
4%%
Steamship
pfd—-26
common
45
—•
44
Jan
45
400
40
Mar
__12.50
12%
12 ¥4
12 ¥2
764
11
Jan
10
59'A
59 ¥4
60 ¥2
2,195
•
preferred—--—
39
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
Canadian British Aluminum—.
Weaving
Wire
54
Class
99%
Nova
Mines Ltd
Placer
Jan
66% July
1,638
35 ¥2
Jan
42 %
50
35 ¥2
Jan
•
42%
16
16 ¥2
295
•
11 ¥4
Apr
23 ¥2
5,990
18 ¥4
Jan
31
31
30
29 ¥2
Jan
24% July
32% Jan
8%
100
9 ¥4
Feb
Aug
Aug
18
50
Jan
19
1,000
25
Jan
36
Mar
5
106
Mar
108
108
9 ¥2
200
10
Jun
1,182
15
Jan
20
Feb
17
16 ¥2
17 ¥2
4,213
16 ¥2
24
Jan
451/4
44%
45 ¥4
1.080
47'A
Jan
27%
28
377
Aug
43% Aug
26 ¥2 Aug
.50
100 ¥2 100 ¥2
30
9 9 ¥2
26%
26%
27
5,296
10
13'/2
13 ¥2
14
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17
17
17
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15%
15
15 ¥4
3,580
•
Feb
14'A
Jan
19%
•
18%
Jan
14
14%.
2,100
12%
Jun
i_
31
32 %
930
28%
Jun
36%
32 ¥2
32
32%
445
30 ¥2
Feb
36% Apt
11%
115%
100
10 %
Jan
12%
Apr
35
35%
1,485
34
Aug
43
Feb
60'A
60 JA
225
59
Aug
69% Mar.
14 ¥2
J'
35
-
102
20
3,602
3.00
500
50%
Feb
14% July
17'%
16%
17%
1,967
40 'A
42
519
38
Jan
43
14%
100
14%
Aug
9%
5,006
16% May
13% Jan
class
33%
Dairies common
7.75
15
*
17
17
100
96%
96%
.
33
33
30
32%
Jun
36%
,41
75
40
Jan
43
Jan
140
45
Jan
48
Apr
48
125
45
Aug
37
1,922
B
4%
pfd——_—____50
4 % %■ pfd
—
—__50
Williams
Can
of
—
Southam
Press
Feb
4.10
31 ¥2
25
200
Aug
18% July
150
21
Steel
Canada
Power
Jan
Feb
21
Texaco
20 ¥2 May
6
July
2,230
100
20
a9.00
4
6
Feb
10
25
Feb
25
41%
Jan
51% July
47%
46%
47%
1,740
8%
85
Mar
18 ¥2
May
Steel
Walker
Feb
Gooderham
63
63
.64%
970
xl8
Xl8
Class
B
4 % %
63
Aug
90i%
preferred
preferred
141/s
Jan
4
19%
Aug
3,022
9%
Jan
12
5
Jan
130
225
14%
40
Jan
46
Jan
29%
45%
115
28V2
1,315
7%
7%
50
7
May
Vb
30 ¥2
1,585
27
Jan
22
22 ¥4
77 ¥1
73%
14 ¥2
14 ¥4
28%
29 ¥2
428
7.10
7.10
225
30
General
36=
36%
100
Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Steel
500
21%
77 ¥2
Aug
562
50 ¥4
Feb
14 ¥2
1,369
Wares
common
.
672
a99
6
45 ¥2
20%
Apr
19
240
62
Aug
75
Mar
345
51
Mar
68
July
1,910
25
Mar
31
—
4.20
4.20
100
4.05 July
97/a
9%
10 Vb
1,255
9% Aug
13
Mar
37%
36%
37%
1,058
33
Mar
40
July
3.85
3.50
3.85
3,455
3.50
Feb
38
38
200
34%
Jan
44 %
Apr
17
300
15
Jan
21
Jun
1,402
al5
*
40%
Renfrew common
Home Oil class A—
40
100
Class B
Paper
$2
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
13%
31
Imperial
Bank
)
25'/e May
77% Aug
Jun
July
—
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
6%
Indus
A
36% Aug
99
46 ¥2
May
103
Jan
63
Jan
55
al5
Aug
25
11
Jan
19 ¥4
Jun
40
¥2
Abltca Lumber & Timber
•
490
Bonnets
of Canada
35 ¥2 May
44% July
20
Steel
preferred
Acceptance Corp
$2.75
preferred
of
Canada
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
40
Jan
42%
Fleet
¥4
Jun
64
63%
Jan
25
54
580
22
10
51
Apr
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities
Corp
Iroquois Glass preferred
Loeb
Limited
(M)
Lower
(John)
Lawrence
Mar
Massey-Ferguson
4
15V2
15%
125
52
52'%
205
86
86
50
46%
14%
6¥s Mar
41%
11% May
49% Jan
53¥2
86
91
Aug
Apr
July
23%
125
23%
96
95 ¥4
97%
Aug
1,694
125
83 ¥2
Jan
124
101
126
358
108
Jun
126
32
July
43 ¥2
37 ¥.
July
28
796
15%
26
34
15
15 ¥2
2,155
900
Montreal
Morgan
4%%
Co
28
940
29 ¥4
30
425
12
11 ¥2
12 ¥4
2,200
33
33
500
29%
39
13%
17%
Jan
24
Aug
24% May
:
Aug
55
Jan
12
16%
Aug
Jan
20
27 ¥2
Jan
preferred
18%
50
100
footnotes
see
page
44.
I
40
3,239
44
490
18
1,220
45
Feb
37% May
34% Jan
47s/4 Aug
15%
Horner
*
25%
25%'
100
18
Ltd
(Frank
Paints
Common
class
42
Jun
Feb
26
20
10
Aug
10
2
40
July
46
7%
8
1,351
31
31 Vz
275
30
July
40 y4
Feb
31
31
50
30
July
42
Feb
—_____———*
:-3i
31'
■
«•'£ '
•
Northern
Power
107
145
104
6%
4y2%
Corp of Canada
non-cum
32 ¥2
*
.____
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
Russell
Industries
Maurice
Gas
Aug
Sobeys
Stores Ltd
Canada
May
4%
class
Jun
36 y2 Mar
!4i%
Jun
46 v*
7%
7%
100
7
July
9
Mar
52 %
52%
53
230
46%
Jan
53
Aug
46
46
25
Aug
50
Jan
42%
42%
40 y2
Jan
45
78%
7%
78%
25
72
Jan
80¥4 July
8
425
—
i
,
y?
—.
__
B
Feb
Union
112%
Jun
United
Jan
29 ¥2
Jun
Unitek
Jun
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
22%
Jan
29
41 ¥4
328
40
Aug
43
of
Canada
Corporations
Principal
335
173/4
Jan
50
360
46
Jan
32 ¥2
20 ¥4 May
51
Mar
Windsor
115
27
Jan
94%
94%
550
38% May
Woodford
94
Jan
96
Feb
18
10%
200
92
92
3
90%
38%
36 %
J^y
Apn
9
July
Jan
44
Aug
Jan
12% July
Mar
1.60 Aug
Jan
Jan
15y2 Aug"
Feb
26
Apr
15 ¥2
Aug
92 ¥2 Mar
39%
675
44
Jan
45
45
37
37
July
45
Aug
38
38
50
38
July
42
730
20
Jan
29
29
11%
29
12 %-
9,185
Jun
10% Mar
Jan
.
May
15%
Apr
July
).f ' >•"
18
18
18%
715
15%
Jan
19 ¥2
5%
25%
25%
240
25%
Aug
29
—*
\ 2.70
2.50
2.70
2,300
2.50
Aug
•
^-4.00
4.00
".4.25
3,050
4
52
A.
*
Properties^
(L E):
May
19
48
32 ¥2
86c
5,730
4,010
Ltd—
class
2,800
15%
;
Gas
50
1.40
[, \ 92
*
; «58%
——( i r_
i- £,
Jun
Aug
a 10%
22 %
;
Corp.'- Fund...
10
(•/'—N
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Cou.—V* 12
July
22
44
10%
21
V|2%:
———^-40
16%
4.50
37
a
—*
100
.—...
45 ¥2
105
15'%
*
preferred
149 ¥4
673
46
1.25
41
£
/ i—
Traders Finance Corp class A——
Jan
26%
15% Apr
31
37 %
15'%
*
A.
pfd
Jan
26 ¥4
14% Mar
150
875
v
A—:———1
Jan
750
3
33
43%
*
Ltd
Inc
10%
27%
al3
41
1st pfd 50
part 2nd pfd———50
36 ¥2
22%
Feb
Apr
33
Quebec Pow Co Ltd 1st pfd_50
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
5%
20
Aug
llJ/4
r
Class
525
7% Aug
May
.
■
al3
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd—
4
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.lO
143/4 May
10,099
Jun
a41
_*
38
14
Apr
al8
cl A—•
com
Ltd
Corp
Jan
114
Jan
190
al8
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com. 13.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Jun
106 106 ¥2
Jan
a41
pfd____20
Ltd.*.—;
-
10
13%
Jan
1.50
*
A-
Ltd -6%
B
*-
•
class
W)
(Can)
Foundation
17
3
Kelly Douglas class A——
27 ¥4
40 ¥4
18 ¥2
/
43%
Jan
108
,
Aug
Apr
3.75 Mar
8
Mar
70
May
vf. ■"
Class
if.
Hotel
Ltd—
*
Royalty Corp Ltd class A
B
:
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
38%
Jan
44
45
,
For
Jun
174
Texaco
41
26%
•
•
40
a
Ltd
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
28¥4 Mar
27
——5
—
common
50
8y4 Mar
Aug
48 ¥2 Mar
112
106
40
Trust
&
26
30
•
Preferred
40%
Jun
48 y4
al72
Jan
28 ¥2 Mar
34
•
Jan
16% July
23%
—100
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
5%
5
—
149
54
•
Mar
5%
38%
Aug
22 ¥4
35 ¥4
.100
35
150
40 %
Trans-Canada
common
3,620
*
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd
52 ¥2
preferred
40
21% July
41
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
Feb
33%
preferred
Montreal Locomotive
40
July
Jan
27
47
Apr
34
% %
Jan
30
12%
420
54
5 % %
33
Apr
Aug
3,102
13
35
•
19% Aug
100
Jun
38
38%
22 ¥4
—
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
18
185
37
Jan
Investment
—'
Power—
225
21
65c
Int'l
•
Ltd——
St
19%
37
2.75 July
40
St
Labatt
May
19
20%
/
Apr
July
12 y2 May
22 %
425
Aug
Jan
8
common-*
Apr
2.50 July
500
23
_*
10
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
19
42
79¥4 May
12% Jan
5
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
50
81c
Apr
Jun
7.50
Jan
100
250
2,300
42
Works
20
Jan
common
7
9%
2.65
81c
Engineering
Manufacturing Ltd__—
10% May
5%
.
8 %
—*
Dominion
300
1,035
35%
com.."
1.00
Jan
9%
6%
High
,
Aug
ey4
39c
Apr
Moore
International Nickel
International Paper
Low
14,500
Jan
Jan
1,570
Inland Cement
preferred
10
International Bronze Powder 6%
pfd_25
43c
al9% al9%
*
46% Mar
1,170
\
N
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
6%
10
l—
21
5%
86
Corp Ltd
common
20%
40y2
52%
Paper
for Week;
High
39c
Co..—————1
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A.
*
Gas
Sales
V,
2.50
*
Apr
5%
50
Co Ltd
Jun
38%
__1Q0
Week's
Marconi
Jun
5%
__
Jan
48
Jan
Exchange
of Prices
40
Ingersol Rand
Canadian
39 ¥2
39%
—
$4.50 preferred
Feb
40 % May
35 ¥a May
45
6%
9%
Canadian
13%
13
15%
25
21
15
•
common
Warrants
785
46
Range
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—•
Canadian Dredge- & Dock Co Ltd new.*
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
*
Consumers
Aug
4.68%
——
38
46
*
440
38
•
„
!
Ltd
Co
812
41
22
38
8
com
35%:
2.50
*
1,120
a72% a72%
a9%
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__
Aug
107
43c
5
16 ¥4
41
„
Apr
93
Jun
Low
warrants
14%
52 ¥2
alO
44
Jan
.
•
15
43%
*
Jan
105
Par
700
43
•
34%
88
20
Last
15 ¥4
14 ¥4
-25
:
25
250
105
Friday
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
Beatty Bros Ltd
Aug
14%
10
___■
Imperial Investment class
6%
preferred
37 v2
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Blue
Mar
8.95
Aug
43%
53%
Apr
91%
__
....
Feb
35
5.50
Mar
15
•
V-
4.10
105
Canadian Stock
Jan
17
28 ¥b May
44
16'A
50
Jan
Feb
6.70
37'%
38
-50
July
4 4 ¥2
•
common
,
.'67
91%
—
8% Mar
25
•
_
Howard Smith
15
—_—•
16%
37%
•
Consolidated
Holt
.
16%
—
Feb
55
55
—*
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
37%
a99
55
Jun
62
Sale Price
44 ¥2
1
___________————1%
Jan
—
Aug
Jun
45
27'A'
7%
•
102
27 ¥2
,———*
—:
Aug
19%
130
451/2
common
Jun
*
.____
preferred
Burlington
Gatlneau Power
5%
preferred
99%
61%
'.—.—100
——
..100
Jan
15%
28%
':-;-
20
Aug
Mar
al30
15
28%
101
19
July
4,580
al8
11%
*
:
35%
26%
common——__3
Limited
4%%
peb
20
18%
al3G
•
Jan
64%
67
——*
warrants
Jan
11
15%
—10
23%
•
Ltd
warrants
al8
11%
________—*
preferred
90 % July
4,500
1
Worts.
&
A
Zellers
common
Jan
29%
*
Corp
Aug
22%
Petroleum
Feb
68 %
61 %
;—10
STOCKS
Fraser Cos Ltd
10
1,970
27%
•
Bank
Class
6%
French
Jan
3,600
82 V2
:
29 %
1
..100
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
Feb
96
290
•
56
19
80
27%
82
Jan
22
200
"a
81
16%
17¥2
Canada Ltd
United
13% July
17% July
91
Foundation Co of Canada
July
May
60 % Jun
Jan
5
Feb
40
Jan
65
52%
101
_*
Toronto-Dominion
38% Aug
241/4 Feb
6 ¥4
•
32 %
25
a59% a59%.
*
.-—:
of Canada.———_—__—__*
Co
Steinbergs class; A—
5 ¥4%
preferred
24% Mar
29
22
"
15'
75
Jan
35% Mar
19
21
31 ¥2 Mar
•
34 %
36
Jan
Feb
19 ¥B
Match
Famous Players Canadian
Corp.
Ford Motor Co
46%.
47%
47%
*
*
r
—_L———«.
Co
46
*
common
22%
19
Eddy
Mar
100
40%
*
—
A
Jan
17%
__■___•
Aug
41
A
Apr
2.25
90
A
May
16% Mar
15'A July
90
—
17% Jan
19% Mar
July
16 %
96%
35
Jan
19¥a
Canada
15
110
Jun
11
1,750
100
55
1,755
Aug
Standard. Structural Steel.—
a25¥2 a25¥2
3%
15
17%
96%.
12 %
Southern
•
——
Jan
29 %
Class
Jan
a9.00
•
Apr
July.
11%
290
4.75 Aug
33
—23%
35
93
3,441
16'A Mar
*
common
Jan
Jan
7.70 July
50
12%"
151/4
22%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—.*
7.75"
31 %
Aug
6 ¥4
—•
21
2,502
12¥e
Jan
common
Dominion Stores Ltd
8% Aug
Jan
July
75%
5
%,
22"%
Jun
16-
Jan.
29%
Aug
&
Coal
33
84 3A
15
___;——•
7 ¥2
17%
—-•
83
83
10
A
4.75
6 ¥4
:25
8%
8%
common...
19 ¥s
77
Aug
13
14%
12 ¥a
13 ¥2
41
230
12%
Simpsons
225
1,075
14 %
30'A
151/4 May
23% Jan
Aug
42
14%*
*
17
17%
class
Feb
41
14 ¥2
■
—
Cement
11 ¥2 Mar
32 ¥2
22%
pfd
—
7
Jun
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Jun
21
33
IN
Red
preferred
Dominion Textile
4.75,
4%
250
Feb'
41
•
——
6%
4.60
4.75
Trans Canada Pipeline——___——•
Triad Oils ———
*%
preferred „————35
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
•
of
Jan
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
30'A May
19
5%
Pont
(James)
preferred
225
1,350
31 ¥2
21
1
Corsets
Dupuis Freres
26%
_•
Corp common
5%
979
8
3.00
•
Distillers Seagrams
Du
Aug
•
Lawrence
St
Sherwin
4.75
19 ¥2
*
Dominion Bridge
7 %■ preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow Brewery
20
'
Lawrence
St
31% Mar
13 ¥2
-*
Glass
2,115
common..!.
(Canada)
V)
(A
Aug
4.75
4.75
•
___-—
26
8
—*
Crown Zellerbach class A
Dominion Steel
22
1
Co
Class
25
Columbia
Cellulose
Ltd
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Dominion
20
Apr
108% July
10%
177/8
_ioo
____—
Coal
21
I20C
Rolland
Paper class A
—
Royal Bank of Canada____.——__
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
Aug
30 ¥e
10%
common—
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vlckers
Cockshutt
Farm
Equipment—:
Dominion
53 % July
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power ;_v—
Series
Dominion
Fen
40 %
Transnort
Provincial
Roe
9%
24 %
17 ¥2
•
-
8¥b Aug
500
17%
•
__
780
24 ¥2
30
30
__1
Dominion
16% July
40
i
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
May
Jun
18
common*—
9
24
*
120
—.—
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
11% July
17% July
23
25
Husky
(B
Mat
50
2,770
251
Development
Powell River Company—
39%
Canadian Industries common
Canadian International Power
Coghlin
58
1.857
•
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron
Ores—
38%
Canadian Chemical Co
Ltd
Canadian Cottons common
Preferred
Canadian Oil Companies
5% preferred
50% % 52
16%
11%
May
49 %
_*•..
Robertson
Canadian
Feb
.:
48
———,—
Jun
38%
Celanese common
$1.75 series preferred
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Preferred
15%
Aug
49 %
__1
common
May
38%
Canadian
preferred
12 y« Aug
•
*
Pacific Petroleums
Penmans
Jan
—25
-
6%
13 ¥2
360
15
50%
11%
Page-Hersey Tubes
37% Mar
13
105.
12%
Apr
Jan
Feb
19
Jan
•
:
Scotia Light & Power
Ogllvie Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products common-
Mar
High
LOW
340
12%
.—*
—
Range Since Jaw. 1
16
16%
13%- 13%
*
common.
B
Noranda
Jan
37
20
Canada Iron Foundries common
Malting
Niagara
Shares
High
16%
16%
Corp common
•
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada
National Steel Car
Feb
18
for Week
Low
Par
High
40%
1.456
_
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
12% Jan
35 Va Jan
125
——»•
Building Products
Calgary Power
14
•
British
Columbia Telephone
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd class A
Low
•
British
Sa*es
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'•
$
*
*
-
■'
~-
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70
55
50c
50c
200
50c
Mar
50c
Mar
10c
70
10c
100
10c
May
10c
May
Jan
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Volume
5877
Number
190
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Mining and Oil
Algom
Uranium
Alscope
Range
Amerahium
Anacon
Anthonian
Arno
Augustus
Bailey
Selburn
Band-Ore
Ltd
Ltd
&
Ltd
cl
A
Ltd.
__
Calgary
&
Ltd
Calumet
Uranium
Campbell
Canadian
.
Devonian
Canadian
Nickel
Z,uj.1
35c
Jun
85c
Feb
8%c
9c
6,000
8%c Aug
Ltd
Oils
150
10%
Jan
Acme
13,300
16c
Aug
33c
Jan
1,000
5c
Jan
8c
Feb
Agnew
Surpass
4%c
Feb
10c
Agnico
1,000
60,200
20c
Aug
5c
4,000
4c
July
82c
246.400
42c
Jan
a6%c ;a6%c
1,100
-
58c
36c
35c
•
7c
40c
29,917
25 %c
lO.OCO
5%c
500
isc
T-
53c
•lric
13,100
23%
23%
Consol Bi-Ore
Sullivan
Oil
Mines
&
Mining
&
1,100
4.25
Aug
800
6 %c
1.500
3c
50c
78,600
5c
37,500
37c
24,200
21c
Corp
Mines
Mines
1
International
~
Mines
Ceramic
Iso
Mines
Uranium
Zl
~™1
Ltd
Ltd
5
Mining Ltd
1
Ltd
13c
Feb
50c
Aug
5c
July
14c
Apr
Jan
65c
Jun
American
Mar
12c
Mar
Analogue
18c
8,000
200
1 94
400
67c
9.75
60,900
14c
13%
1,000
1.70
12c
62c
500
Jan
7c
Aug
Jun
4c
3,500
4c
Jan
8c
8%c
>
8%c
II,000
5c
Jan
22c
500
45c
Jun
92c
Jan
4c
4c
68c
65c
14
8c
6,550
4C
Jan
12c
46c
Mar
80c
%C 14 %c
4,000
Jan
21c
4c
5c
5c
5 %c
jack
Uranium
Vinray
New
Explorations
Nocana Mines
Normetal
American
Asbestos
North
American
Rare
Obalski
Okalta
Oils
Pennbec
Pitt
Gold
Porcupine
Prime
Mines
Radiore
Red
St'
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
Jun
Auto
Fabric
Siscaita
Sisco
Oils
Gold
South
Stadacona
Gold
Aunor
Stanleigh Uranium Mining.
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd.!
Lake Mines
Tazin
Mines
4c
CO
30% Mar
7c
Jan
Tib
Ltd
Exploration
Titan Petroleum
1.26
4,000
185 I
20c
Apr
Bank
2.05 Mar
95
May
1.85 Mar
of
United
Asbestos
Oils
6c
6 Vic
4,550
5c
Jan
12c
Apr.
1.84
1.85
90c
90c
1,200
74c
3c
•6c
24,750
3c
Aug
4c
4 Vic
3,600
4c
Jun
80c
1
5,100
1.38 July
-
2.50 Jan
1.34 Mar
Jun
93c
86,800
10c
12c
7,000
•3.30
100
9c
9c
5,000
9c
9c
6%c Feb
Jun
Apr
46c
Jan
6c
1.15
Jan
3.20
28c
July
1
1.80
1.75
1.86
15,890
45c
11c
11c
11c
6,000
9c
67c
500
67c
16c
Aug
112,600
Apr
Apr
4.50 Mar
July
67c
Jan
Feb
1.95 May
33c
27'/2 C
35c
8.75
8.35
8.80
5,000
98c
89c
1.32
447,400
45c
12c
1,000
12c
1.32
July
12c
20c
Valor
Mines
Ltd
Ventures
Ltd
Weedon
Mining
Wendell Mineral
1
I
For
13Vic
1.63
Apr
2.35
1,545
28,100
43,600
25%
&
—.1
8%
20'A
21 %c
8 Vic
Bralorne
Jan
Brazilian Traction
5c
5 Vic
5,000
5c
Aug
12c
Feb
Eridge
72c
'72c
I,000
65c
Jun
Feb
45c
,
1.24
27c
28c
1,500
24c
Aug
31c
33c
19,500
31c
Aug
2.30
Jan
1.50
1.50
1,600
1.25 Aug
2.30
Jan.
20c
20c
500
20c
July
47c
1,000
5c
May
7%c Mar
5c
10%
Jan
610
19
265
19% July
5,600
21c
23c
6,600
4,266
25% Feb
1.25 July
Aug
16c
Feb
24
-
2.00 Jan
26c
July
10c
Aug
Feb
8c
9%c
57
58%
3,985
52%
Feb
62% July
78
2,130
19,565
65"%
Jan
84% Aug
1.45
Jan
8c
1.94
1.31 Aug
63c
1,600
60c
325,750
60c
82c
July
1.02
Mar
Feb
Apr
17c
9,675
15c
Jun
26c
Jan
15c
16c
14,600
14c
Jan
25c
May
7c
7c
7%c
17,500
6c
Jan
9%c Jun
63c
15c
45%
46
45
60
1.02 Aug
52
May
26 Vi
32%
Feb
Apr
30
30
100
18c
20c
5,800
9%
8%
9%
I,760
Jun
1.32
41%
41%
42
16,307
30%
Apr
44 Va
1.10
1.05
1.10
17,950
7,350
90c
Jan
2.05 May
•
19c
87c
17c
13 %c
89c
17c 17
26c
14 %c Mar
18c
62c
79c
167,800
17,100
51c
17c
24c
229,860
12c
14
14
14
13
11 Vic 16%c
20,900
1.08
Jan
Aug
14% May
Jan
10c
Feb
May
24c
Jun
Jan
12%
Jan
E7%c Mar
Jun
9c
13c
79c
Mar
13% May
Jan
86c
20 Vic
15c
36c
Aug
6%
6,920
%c
Jan
17c
30c
Mar
Apr
Feb
—1
4c
4c
5%c
5,700
4c
Aug
8Vic
—1
—
55c
51c
55c
23,000
49c
Jun
79c
7%
7%
3,557
6
Jan
44 >A
7% Aug
47 % July
43 'A
Jan
44%
100
48%
48'A
55
47% May
48
48
48
10
47
44%
5c
'
2.60
.
4.50
10,500
2.60
72c
Mar
Mar
7.25 Mar
Aug
1
7 Vic
7%c
7 Vic
——1
6.00
5.80
6.55
•
5
5
5%
^
20%
20
21
Boymar Gold Mines..
Pioneer
Tank
&
common
common——;
May
British
Columbia
100
—50
100
50
50
——
j
5c
II,000
4c
Feb
9c
May
British
Columbia
Forest
24c
23,150
19c
July
35c
Mar
British
Columbia
Packers
3 Vac
Products
class A
"
10,000
3Vic Aug
4
Vic Aug
Class
69c
'69c
4V2C
4Vic
5.05
5.50
3.00
*1,000
B
5,300
9c
Mar
Brooke
Feb
5.50
Aug
Broulan
2.80
a78c
a82c
850
83c
3,500
70c
1.75 Mar
70c
81c
2.60 Aug
Mar
4.50
1.30
90c
Jan
12 Vic
13c
2,500
Cc
Jan
10C
10c
1,000
10c
Jun
Aug
Jun
59c
1,000
59c
12
12
12 Vi
2,920
11%
1.82
1.75
''1.95
3,300
Jan
Brown
Apr
Brunhurst
Brunsman
Company
Buffadison
1.07
Jan
Buffalo
15%
1.75 Aug
Jan
Buffalo
2.84 Mar
13C
13c
L14c
16,500
12 %c
16c
16cllVic
22,500
16c
ZZZZl
—_11
14c
12c
59c
50c
5c
5c
-j
>14c
61c
•?/
5c
.
9,500
1,155
10c
50c
4,000
3c
25c
Jun
Feb
1
—1
1
—
&
class
B
Hill
July
25c
Feb
Bunker
July
36c
Feb
Feb
—
-
-
'rrr--,
Extension—;
Burns
Aug
9c
Jan
4.45
50
200
4.35
Jun
6.90
2.12
8C0
1.98
Jun
5c
5Vic
15,000
24c
%26c
26
<%27
200
14V2C : «7c
7,200
54
2.65
7,300
37%
II,560
75 Vi
75%
"75%
105
41
42
85
87%
87%
47%
87%
165
85
47%
375
Mar
50 Va
-
1
Feb
49 Va
Apr
50
2.62
Apr
Cable
20c21Vic
2,500
8,500
4
Vic July
-
9Vic Feb
16c
Jan
26
Aug
32% Mar
Aug
29c
13c
20c
30c
Mar
Mar
Calalta
class
Mines
>
Mar
Calvan
Consolidated
1.6c
158.1U0
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
Calvert
Gas &
%0;
'K 7c
2,600
75c
Mar
92c
Jan
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Jun
12c
Feb
Aug
May
45
Mar
48% July
Oils
<
__
Apr
Feb
52 Va
Aug
12%
18
Feb
14%
Feb
18
Apr
16
16
16
50
35%
35%
36%
2,885
14% Feb
35% Jan
42%
43%
18%
18%
20
54c
56c
12,300
12%
13%
I,000
5c
*%c
5c
5%c
18%
13%
5c
2.70
16 %c
16c
1.47
65,100
27c
1.47
43,500
2.70
..
.100
650,200
4,800
755
5%
5%
100
5 Vi
5%
40
8 Vic
5%
9c
4,500
Jan
40
637
17,000
•
19
Apr
May
40% Mar
47% May
18
19
Apr
59c
Jan
Jun
14%
Jan
5c
Jan
8%c Mar
5c
Aug
80c
il%
Feb
2.60 July
11c
1.30
6c
May
Jan
July
32% July
5
% Feb
5
7c
Apr
May
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
39c
2.55
9C
38
6%
Aug
May
Jan
Jan
Feb
5% May
lie
Feb
6%
July
19
20 %
779
16%
Jan
24
12%
1
••
Oil
34c
5c
6%c
May
43
91
49%
16c
13%
1,690
12%
Jun
14% Mar
6%
7
300
13 %c
16c
2.747
1
1.
6% Mar
26 %c
Feb
Aug
42c
Jun
10.475
17 %c
65c
13,300
63c
24
23%
•
Jan
July
63c
17 %c 18 %c
8
13c
64c
18 %c
July
22% July
1.27 Feb
24%
1,435
35
Jan
92V4
93
355
78 Vi
Jan
100
Apr
100
100
100
99% May
103
3.50
100
75c
16.000
78
Mar
50
•
6c
7c
Feb
July
140
1.51
*
75c
Aug
75
40
1,640
8 Vic
Calgary & Edmonton
preferred
Feb
44%
,
16%
36%
Calgary Power common—
5%
Jan
3.30 Mar
Jun
35
14%
7c
1
-1
25c
—
Petroleum
Apr
50 Va
35
*
A
!
Feb
7%
14
19%
Oils
8.40
25
16%
8c
—
Dry Dock
Mines
15 %c Mar
16 %
—
Burrard
2.12 July
2.53
Jan
2.10
Aug
36 %
*
*
•
A—**_.
—
Burlington
94c
Aug
20
*
1
Lake
Products
Ltd
Class
815
1
Ankerite
Building
1
1
1
Smelting
Gold
Red
July
36%
1
_—
Mining
Brunswick
*
*
•
25
25
——
Mines
Mines
Jan
17c
5
2.60
•
Mines.
Reef
Jun
Telephone
preferred
1959
Bond
July
16c
-
59c
Columbia
Jan
a78c
'
British
Feb
4c
3.25
2.80
300
Columbia Power
64c
8,500
,
Jun
5.75 Aug
5,565
Electric—
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
5%% preferred
4%
4%%
19c
4 Vic
7%c
3,500
7,684
-
36%
1
Oil
American
4 Vic
.7c
Jun
82c
1
pfd—.l—,—-—*
•
22c
24c
Jan
7.35
21
1.35
Britalta Petroleum
54c
-
British
5c
8c
Jan
Jan
Jun
63c
——-————1
Eowater Corp 5% preferred—
50
5%% preferred ——
—;——50
Bowaters Mersey 5%%
pfd
—50
Apr
July
4.50 Aug
Feb
4c
1.38
1.40
Paper
6 Vic
10
2.25
1.00
class A——*
Mines Ltd—
Jan
Feb
July
15c
Mines
4c
6
Feb
3.15
34 Va July
21
——*
Paper
Uranium
5,000
Jan
Feb
1
•
class A
4 Vic
2.66
18%
16c
1.25
76%
—
64c
Aug
Apr
*
Bidcop Mines Ltd
23c
20'A
Feb
8c
Jun
8 Vic
6,235
77
-1
Bibis Yukon Mines—
/-■
—1
Bicroft Uranium Mines—.————1
70c
8.25
Feb
23c
21 %c
12 Vic
47,600
7.60
29% Mar
July
4Vic Aug
1,450
5c
57%
•
Gold
4.50
Vic
2.35 Aug
Aug
11c
150
8'A
3.75
10
Mines
Bay
24
240
1
*
—,
1
Bell Telephone
—
25
Bethlehem Cooper Corp—____^—„_50c
Black
Apr
2.95
Mines
—
Hats
15%
2.10 Aug
28%
—1
B
Biltmore
13% Mar
2.75
Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Belcher Mining Corp
Bevcon
Feb
600
2,000
28%
1
Power
2.09
2.75
4
Feb
Apr
1.00 Aug
28 %
*
Ltd
Bowater
July
12% Mar
14 Vi
2.10
10
Petroleums
Bouzan
39c
Jun
7.90 July
1.21
14 V4
2.35
1.00
Mar
48
19c
9Vic Aug
39,000
79,300
1,100
——
Feb
5c
20C
44.
1.10
*
A
—
Jun
4%c
•
page
—*
,
Aug
4%c
_Zl
see
May
*
class
Prods
40c
41c
Corp.——
footnotes
45
1
Mines;
25c
51c
44c
Products Ltd—
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
205
5,500
28,000
common—
9,800
54c
III~1
I—__•_!*
U
Westville Mines Ltd
47 %
10c 10 Vic
Mines
26,500
1
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Com
47%
Mines
Cadamet
Lithium
47%.
Mines
Uranium
Jan
;_~1
Ltd
93
—
Base Metals Mining——
Baska
Jan
ZZZZ*
Corp
42% Mai
Jan
Beattie
1
Ltd
1.50 Mar
Jan
69
Basco Oil & Gas—.—
Bathurst
1
;
Aug
32
Exploration Ltd
Barymin
Apr
"•
Ltd
90c
310
Mines
Barnat
Apr
1
Corp
6,600
3,926
80
*
Montreal—,
1.24
ZZZl
:
95c
36%
10
B
of Nova Scotia
36 %c
~1
Trebor Mines Ltd.
United
class
Consolidated
Bankfield
Feb
Jan
Jan
23c
36
*
—————40c
Mines
July
0
Jan
Mar
90c
95c
50c
Bankeno
52c
45
100
May
79%
Banff Oil
Jan
90
79%
10c
26
13c
15 %c Aug
36
Jan
36%
Apr
21% July
Feb
12% May
24c
May
May
Apr
Jan
ZZZl
ZZZZZ*
Corp..I.Il
Feb
50
British
Ltd
14c
Feb
Bullochs
Tache
12,200
6c
2
Ltd
18c
18%
Aug
1
Mines- (194)
15c
15c
34c
7C
5.50
Jan
120
4,500
55c
•
91c
Aug
July
98
8.00
9,500
1
Jan
Jun
5%
98
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
1
5%
1st series preferred———25
5%% 2nd preferred
—25
82c
-v
75
Feb
20,900
1
Jan
91c
2,500
26c
18c
3.10
25c
July
14,228
Aug
Aug
60c
1
July
63c
42
10c
15c
I__l
12c
15c
7,000
lie
55c
32c
9,100
21c
4 Vic
55c
93c
Feb
*
50
—
B
1
12c
Mar
18c
14c
1
Class
1
1
45c
Aug
40 %
Avillabona
Bata
4c
Jan
8c
15 %c
Jan
35 % Mar
Apr
'
24c
16c
10c
Apr
30c
3c
45%
14c
*
100
Aug
2.30
30 % July
Jan
1
5.15 May
37 Va July
Aug
1
5c
500
13c
Ltd—■__.1
_,
63c
4,100
1
3 Vic
Ltd
31,300
8
1,175
1
Ltd
Mines
71c
6
7%
3,000
1
Ltd
65c
lc
5c
1,500
3
Limited
Mines
Dufault
.
Jan
i_
Mines
70c
July
May
4,100
11c
Mar
90c
Ltd
68c
8 Vic
55c
1
Mines
13c
65c
8 Vic
21c
Uranium- Mines Ltd—;
Crest
13c
68c
2.75
2
Lawrence River Mines
12,013
3.25
26 %
42
1
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
Aug
Ltd
'
Warrants
7,400
9c
1
3.00
Jan
July
l
*
38c
8c
Copper
Electric
3.30
& Refining
34c
9c
15c
9c
20c
Corp
Development Ltd
34c
12 Vic
35c
Lithium
Oil
970
13c
7,500-
Ascot Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
__l
Quebec Copper Corn Ltd.—
.1
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd.l
Quebec
2,350
11,310
43
1
3,450
Quebec
Quebec
3.45
33%
43
Aumacho River Mines
10c
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd———1
Quebec Smelting
3.35
32%
43
—1
42% July
9
Aug
Aug
7% May
33
5c
23c
6%c
35 Vi
3.35
26
45c
Mines Ltd
100
13c
19c
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd.
9
25
Auto
__1
Paudash Lake Uranium
9
%c
10c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Uranium Mines ttd_
1
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd .l
3,587
Vic
Feb
41c
Orchan
39%
4
19c
_
38%
32%
1.24
1
Ltd
Apr
39 %
11
1
Ltd
Aug
10%
4%C
Bonville
(1945)
Mar
72
May
11 %c
Feb
Jan
Ltd
24
Jun
7
1
8c
Jan
Corp
Jun
63
800
1
10c
18%
Apr
Ltd
19
150
9.25
L—50
1
.—
Aug
1.07
1
3,202
67
9.25
Mines
Jan
10c
44c
Aug
66%
*
20c
Steels
Aubelle
5c
99 C
„
Metals
21
2.80 Feb
30
67
5c
Ltd
North
19%
—
Atlin-Ruffner
4c
81%
_
Corp
20
common
Hardware
1,000
2,100
Ltd.
Mining
Mar
2.75
_50c
Mines
17
preferred
Coast
29,500
90
Ltd
& Oils Ltd—
Ltd—
Amulet Mines Ltd
West
Ashdown
Atlantic
Class
Mines Ltd_
Jun
preferred
;
Mines
13%
common
5c
1.22
-
Formaque Mines Ltd—
New
1,860
1
Corp
1
New
16
31%
——.1
__
1st
4%c
■)
12% Aug
1.20
1
B
550
89 V2
Ltd
Mar
15%
....
1.3 %
5
Ltd—;
1.85 May
Jun
15%
—
Gold Mines—
Asamera Oil
May
4c
1
1.05
61c
Petroleums
$2.50
Jan
12%
4%c
1.60
Jan
10c
Arjon
May
15,600
-
—.5
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Montgary Explorations Ltd
New
Mar
Bank
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
Mylamaque
32
73c
12%
11c
1.45
43c
!
$2.40 preferred
May
47c
:
3,500
Ltd
1.55
Feb
3.60
Jun
8,250
Mines
Argus
7%c Mar
4c
24% May
1,000
Corp
Jan
2.55
46c
50c
Arcadia Nickel
9%c Jan
47c
4c
4c
11c
Mining
15c
.
46c
Controls
Imperial
Class
Jan
335
4%c
Mines Ltd
Island Mining
Ltd,—,
Mar
*
;—
pfd.
Mines
Anthes
2.75 Mar
10 Vic
6,700
11c
New Pacific Coal
Ansil
'1.05 Feb
4c
4%C
New
Jan
1.05
100
New Santiago
Anchor
Apr
23 %
26%
Lake
4.05
4c
26'/2
Mines
Mar
16% July
27
Mining. & Explor Co Ltd___1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Lithium Corp 0f Canada Ltd.
*
Mogador
Feb
21c
Mar
1.56 Mar
100
Maritimes
22c
Jan
11
2,300
Merrill
Jan
Jan
6c
-
.
1,100
: 7c
7c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
8c
10,805
2,430
Jan
Pete
99c
41c
-
Leduc
July
I
Labrador
_
13,200
3.30
Jan
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
July
20%
Ltd—,.
9c
3.05
*
4%%>
6c
7c
Ltd——_
Mines
Jan
8c
3.25
2.00
Ltd
Co
50c
40c
Mines
Zinc
53c
21%
common
Aluminum
I,000
20%
&
Aluminium
2,ul)0
1
Gold
Lead
Aug
2,350
10
Mar
7c
i
Kerr-Addison
Credit
56c
1
Kontiki
Jan
36c
9,894
Aim in ex
Jan
July
1.02 Jan
68c
4,700
*
Jan
75c
Mar
3,000
43c
2.60
50
10c
Area
5c
50c
3,229
73c
36c
27%
1
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
7c
32%
66c
73c
43c
Feb
1.60
*
————.1
Bldg
Aug
16c
H-V2C
62c
3.80 Mar
18% July
2.45
*
12
1.60
-
64c
Jan
27c
-
Jun
Jan
26%
:
Jun
Atlas
1
12 Vi
9.25
24c
10c
•
2.70
490
2.55
!
Aug
•
'
2,350
27%
common
15c
67c
.
4,700
common
25
13%
1
~i
Aug
16c
2.85
1
Oil
Cons
7,000
_i
■
1.85
May
*
•16c
1.94
i,
Ltd
-
5.80
1.00 Aug
13 Vic
16c
30,600
Feb
———5
Preferred
Algonquin
Jun
Mar
6Vic
Aug
Apr
12
9
-
16%
Warrants
9% July
24
2.75
1
11%
14c
Inc..
Jan
Jun
16%
Gold
Trunk
Algom Uranium
Algoma Central
Jun
7c
16c
July
34% May
23%
2.80
Voting trust
10% Mar
16c
f
45c
Aug
40
16%
1
7c
__i
13c
50c
56c
_l
9 Vic
12c
22c
39,902
1
15c
18c
.JZZZZZl
250
♦
11%
15c
1
Ltd...
Hollinger Consol Gold
Lake
47C
..75c
Ltd
Collieries
49c.
1
Exploration
Copper
4.25
1.10
6c
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltdl
Gunnar Mines Ltd
1
Htva Gold
4.25
31c
(1945) Ltd—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
Futurity Oils Ltd
"34
Aug
July
3c
1.00
1
Mines
Hillcrest
Pac
Jan
•
9%
Algoma Steel
5c
Inc
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Alberta
6.90 Aug
1.04
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd__
Fontana
Mar
5Vi
5c
Ltd
Minerals
42c
400
Ltd—___""11
Halliwell
23%
Jan
7%
33cc
Jan
Gas
7%
ZZZl
Mines Ltd..
60c
Alberta
1,400
6%c
_
9%
Distillers common.————*
Warrants
Jan
2,200
Ltd~_~~l
Ltd
9%
Alberta
Mar
4c
~Zl
400
Alba Explorations
Feb
Mar
15c
7.20
1
:
4,540
23%
28c
._*
Shoe
Yellowknife
78c
4c
lOc
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd.—
Class B warrants
Consolidated
10 %c
150
Akaitcho
Jun
6.90
_3
,
84c
13c
May
4c
Ltd—*
37%
23%
•
Ajax Petroleums
Feb
July
51c
7.15
J
Apr
1.30 Mar
10c
5% May
7%c.
7c
53c
__
•
—
37%
1
High
Low
23%
Mines Ltd
5c
46c
00
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37
Oil
&
Low
22c
Advocate Mines Ltd
6c
Gas
Shares
26c
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Acadia Uranium Mines
20c
7.55 July
for Week
of Prices
»
25
Paper common
Preferred
Apr
Sales
Range
1
8.00
1
Ltd..
21c
Ltd
&
6c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Corn
5%c July
1*>C
'
a6%c
*
_
Lake Mines Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp..,i_;
Indian
3Vc
81c
1
1
Ltd_
Explorations
Asbestos
Haitian
3t>c
*
.1
Chipman
Fano
Power
20c
1
Mines Ltd
Explorations
Quebec
Empire
Mines
Abitibi
5c
.
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
East
Abacus
Aug
20c
—..
Mines
Canuba Mines Ltd
Cassiar
_
Petroleums
Homestead
Canalask
Canorama
Cartier
Mar
9c
5c
1
—_
Canadian
Par
15c
Collieries Resources Ltd—
Common
Jan
Jan
.
Mines
Chibougamau
1.22
4c
40c
.
...
Corp
Aug
13,500
1
..
—
Mines Ltd
Edmonton
66c
22,780
.1
.
_
Ltd
5,000
Sale Price
8.00
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp.—.
1
Bornite Copper Corp—
_•
—1
Mines
Feb
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Mar
6c
7c
be
Bay Mining Co
Hill Tungsten
40c
Jan
10c
1
.
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.
Bellechasse Mining
Corp Ltd.
Burnt
July
4c
7c
1
_
Mines
15C
2,000
•
STOCKS
9c
.
Belle-Chibougamau
8,500
4c
Exchange
Shown Are Expressed in
Friday
16% Mar
72c
8%C
1
Ltd.
Feb
3oC
*
_
Mines
14
7c
.—1
Gas
200
17c
•
Prices
66c
*
_
Beatrice
Bouzan
High
9c
Ltd—
Gold
Bateman
Low
15%
15c
4c
Ltd
_
Oil
17C
20c
Corp
Mines
Barvallee
Range Since Jan.1
High
15%
•
1
Ltd
Mines
Baker Talc
1
com.
Mines Ltd
Exploration
Metal
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
Moines
Aull
Mines
Mines
Lead
Shares
Toronto Stock
for Week
Low
Stocks-
Explorations
AUGUST 28
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
3.50
4,800
3.00 Aug
57c
54c
57c
II,400
7 05
6.90
7.20
6,525
10 %
1,000
10%
10%
53c
July
6.90 Aug
10
Mar
yi
(905)4ty;
Aug
4.00 Feb
74c
Apr
10% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
.
.
,
-■906)
Monday, August 31, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
-Canada
Canada
Cement
C19.SS
Mar
27
28%
Jan
530
12%
23%
Apr
23
100
22%
29
25
Jun
Jun
37% Jan
76% Feb
28
Apr
22%
22%
235
30
31%
998
29
64
61
64
145
61
24%
24%
24%
240
24%
1.45
1.48
6,525
57c
60c
1,700
53
53
175
51
Feb
57
50 %
53
300
49
Feb
55
65
320
58
Jan
70
Aug
88%
88%
225
88
Mar
92
80c
80c
1,200
50c
Mar
Aug
1.25 May
2.85 Mar
5.00 May
*
-
class
Packers
*
A
53
53
*
B
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern
10
-100
Mtge
Ltd pfd
80c
Canada
Steamship
Cable
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Preferred
of
Alum cl
8c
Jan
12/a Mar
Devon
13%
13%
13%
440
13%
Jun
15% Mar
Distillers
8c
3,422
7c
Jan
59%
59 '/a
60%
4,394
54
Jan
39
38%
39%
5,415
35%
Jan
66/4 July
42% Jun
39
39
50
35
Jan
42 /a May
7.95
2,835
6.90
7.50
4.10
preferred
Jan
23
23%
1,583
17%
17%
17%
150
7%
9%
2,865
25
—-—
Canadian Chieftain
20
Mar
17
7%
1.08
1.68
Jun
28,400
7%
7%
2,047
3.05
3.00
3.15
4,050
2.80
July
*
4.25
4.20
4.35
6,970
4.15
Aug
Devonian
Canadian
•
21
20%
21
2,366
19/a
Aug
37c
37C
8,815
27c
Aug
Dredge & Dock
Canadian
Dyno
Petroleum
—
Mines
30c
i ll
A
a
48% Jun
12c
14c
14,750
10c
3%c
28,243
15c
July
40c
Mar
27c
29c
14,400
26c
Mar
19c
1,188
17c
July
July
74c
19c
34c
Jan
18c
19c
8,500
15c
Jun
25c
Mar
12c
12c
15c
11,500
9c
July
19c
Apr
50c
Aug
33%
32%
33%
3,993
22%
Jan
*
17%
17%
17%
2,466
2.50
12%
11%
12 Va
4,430
•
22%
6%
12%
22
22%
1,770
6%
6%
100
preferred
Electrohome common
20
Steel
&
Dominion
Tar
Preferred
Dominion
450
48
3,098
41%
8%
9
535
8%
19%
19 %
63
63
65
4,055
18%
"
6,415
Jun
Mines
22%
Jan
92 Va
Feb
Aug
17%
19
19
19
100
11
11%
3,075
10c
10c
3,300
10c
8,000
17c
Duvan
Copper
Co
Duvex
Oils
July
Minerals
Ltd
18c
18c
1
20c
1
8c
8c
9c
5,550
•
1,57
1.52
1.63
36,400
8c
8 %c
14%
Jan
19
Canadian
Eagle Oil
Warrants
Export
Fairbanks
Gas
2.45
12%
100
2.35
2.47
11,612
30
Oil——16%
&
32
75
25
Feb
35
May
30
108
July
108
July
July
\2nn
2.90
Jnt ^pr
2.05
Apr
—.
—
East Amphi
Jan
Gold
—1
—
Preferred
——10
_——
Canadian
Food
Products
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
108
108
50%
50%
50
28c
33c
11,291
1.00
1.10
18.031
11%
10%
11%
5,135
6.40
6.05
6.80
790
—10%
10%
Crest
Canadian
pfd—
10
20c
1.00
1
•—
Oil
Husky
—10c
Oils
32c
—
Warrants
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest
Canadian
Oil
5%
—
Cos
1
Mines
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Tire
Malartic
Mines
Sullivan
Mines
5% %
Western
class
B_
14
6%c
4,475
185
189
25
33
33
33
50
Central
Del
2.02
155
14%
Jan
16
20
205
19%
Jun
20%
1.90
2.15
3.00
13c
Aug
35c
Jan
36c
36c
38c
26,517
32c
10c 10 %c
2,150
10c
1.09
10 %c 10 %c
3,500
9c
Mav
78c
Feb
1.05
1.09
800
11
11 %
5,171
9 40 Mav
5.40
700
4 75 Mar
1.45
1,300
•
6.85
6.40
6.90
14,347
1
1
1.60
1.50
1.73
4,500
1
Mines
1.52
1.40
1.53
26%
26
26%
170
31 %c
30c
32c
18,000
19c
Jan
53c
Apr
General
52c
51c
55c
9,305
45c
July
92c
Mar
20c
16%c
Jan
28c
Mar
General
72c
Jun
50c
Jun
91,000
•
2.45
2.40
2.50
1,480
64
64
100
Chrysler
25
—
Cochenour
Willans
Cockshutt
Farm
Lake
Gold
3.10
3.25
13,800
3.10
Aug
Jan
Giant
Mascot
14
15%
1,120
12%
Jan
16% Mar
Giant
11c
11c
7,000
11c
Jun
21c
Jan
Glacier
1
15c
15c
1,000
13%c Aug
19c
Feb
Glenn
6c
6c
3,650
8c
Jan
Goldale
4.85
4.55
5.00
6,425
4.55
Aug
13%
12%
14
1,225
11 %
Jan
15
32c
35c
3,980
31c
Jun
50c
Apr
51c
52c
17,100
50c
Jan
75c
Mar
Cellulose
Metals
Mines
.•
•
—2.50
——
Coniaurum Mines
Oil
Bakeries
Beta
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mines
Denison
Mines
Jan
44c
Aug
22c
Jan
35c
Apr
Gordon Mackay class A
Grandroy Mines
6c
Aug
10c
Feb
Granduc
8%
Apr
10%
Jun
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
13
14
1.65
2.14
32,265
3.70
3.90
4,175
29c
25c
30c
62,699
Consolidated
Marbenor
30c
27c
9,800
26c
Jun
65c
2,571
57c
Jan
3.40
3.25
3.50
2,450
19%
20
5,237
1
1.75
1.72
1.85
3,860
37c
35c
40c
70,953
18c
Jan
93c
1.00
3,215
63c
Feb
1.20
18c 19 %c
8,883
18c
Aug
36c
Mar
5c
July
8c
Feb
1
Clark
Mines
Oils
Rand
Class
Coulee
1
Jun
4%c
Jun
8,766
5,785
28,480
7c
12c
7c
1,500
56c
51c
58c
18,250
4.00
2.80
4.05
4,735
43
42%
45%
5,169
104
104%
185
3.95 "'4.45
4,650
3.50
160
6%
104 %
•
4.00
714
30c
—u.i.
!
A
ll%c
i
,
2.06
.7
30c
7%
34
32c
7,140
25c.
11c
Apr
is 14
5,694
18%
550
see
page
44.
,18
18%
225
18
Jan
*
12V4
12%
820
11%
Jan
36c
36c
500
34c
Aug
77%
171
174%
492
14%
14%
785
7c
5,000
6c
.
2,223
19 %c
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.12
Jan
42% Jun
51
Feb
27 Va
29
Jun
5
Aug
Jan
4
Jan
65c
Jan
50
Jan
78
Jan
187
Jun
13% Aug
17
Mar
108%
6c
1.50
11 %c
July
35
Apr
Aug
Feb
30
30
120
7.20
7.60
1,295
5.85
July
9.00
Jan
2.01
2.17
9,270
1.80
Jan
2.74
Jun
36%
37%
2,432
97%
17 %
37%
99
59
17%
17%
2,266
7.30
2.09
46% May
Apr
Aug
104
97% Aug
17
7
24 % Mar
Jan
10 %
Jun
Apr
777
44 %
Aug
63%
78
175
77% Aug
80%
Apr
55 %
2,198
43 % Mar
56 Va
July
'335
2,000
44%
46%
78
77%
55
51%
1.50
800
1.00
1.10
600
15 %
15
15 V#
587
91%
91%
91%
30
14c
15c
3,700
23c
23c
23c
7.90
7.50
7.90
4,462
35c
34c
35c
26,375
9c
9r
19 %c 19 %C
IOV2C
36%
Mar
22%
8%
18 %
14c
Aug
Jan
8%
17 %
1.25
28
16% Aug
8%
17%
46%
5,000
1.15
Jan
1.40 Aug
July
1.40
1.00 July
Aug
10%
Jan
19%
89
Feb
94% May
Mar
32c
Jan
9c
Jun
20c
July
12c
Aug
8.60 May
6.25 Mar
59c
Feb
Aug
14c
Mar
Jan
24c
Jun
28c
July
1,500
7c
800
18c
10c
40c
Jun
Jan
13C
29,000
28c
31C
21,200
27VaC Aug
46VaC
Feb
192
194
30
120
May
230
Jun
44
11c
31c
44
235
42
Mar
48
Jan
6%
100
16c
16c
16c
.1,900
1
1.40
1.30
1.40
1,300
1,380
6%
6%
7% May
Jun
6
12c
38c
July.
1.21
Mar
2.25 Mar
Jun
40
40%
35% May
45 %
Aug
28 Va
28 Va
60
23%
Jan
30 Va
July
9.35
405
7.25
6 Va
10% Aug
6% Jan
40 % May
5,655
5
Apr
May
38
38
50
38
July
2.40
2.80
690
B
^50
41
41
50
-*
.w
warrants
Great Plains
2.55
2.55
2.70
460
—1
—
—
—
Develop
Great
West
Coal
Great
West
.
13%
13
13%
1,170
Saddlery
class
38
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
3.30
Jan
21%
Jan
12% Aug
5% July
100
7%
Aug
,
1,651
9%
Feb
•
12%
13 %
3,532
9%
Jan
3.90
Apr
4.50
Apr
8.00
4.00 Aug
5.00
5%
Feb
6% May
300
7%
13%
5%
Jan
3.35
41 Va
Jun
Jun
Aug
13%
Aug
6.15
.
9
14
;
Aug
Aug
6.00
6.15
1,720
6.85
7.00
1,380
*
4.00
4c
4.00
4.00
500
4c
4c
18,500
3Vac
Apr
12
730
11%
Aug
13 % Mar
26
Jan
28% May
6.15
*
-
20c
Jun
Mar
12
12
27
27
300
1
8c
8c
2,020
7c
Aug
1
Greyhound Lines
7%c
12%
7 Vac
8c
2,500
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
12%
13,175
12 Va
Aug
19
Jan
2.10
Aug
7.50
Jun
16
Mar
87
Jun
•
10
Trust
Mines
Lead
2.30
*
———
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Gulf
13%
13%
—•
warrants
Guaranty
38
Aug
Mar
2.25
13%
—
*
Greater
Gulch
•
7%
——•
A
6 %
6%
Mines
Gunnar Mines
1
12 Va
2.10
2.70
8,640
15%
2.20
Warrants
Hahn
Brass
1st
preferred
.Hamilton Cotton preferred——
18
16%
100
15c
Jan
Jan
86
86
30
13%
13 %
14
945
12%
Aug
19% Mar
105
105
10
103%
Apr
107% July
14%
15V4
lie
2,185
•lie
3,660
9c
July
14C
Jan
12c
14c
13,100
12c
July
25c
Jan
18c 18 %C
3,027
18c
Apr
25C
——100
;
*
15%
1
Harrison
1
..He
14c
Hasaga
1
1
Hees
Mar
21%
.
1
Feb
18c
16c
31c
_1
Red Lake
74c
.
Mines..
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
2.50 Mar
—
Minerals
Gold
Heath .Gold
Mines—
Hi
(Geo
Hendershot
Heva
Gold
&
Co_
Paper
common
Mines
Highland
Hinde
Dauch
14
Mar
Hi
-58c
Jan
&
Tower
I
1.
•
■
•
.
—
7%
1
Canada
Drilling
sHoliinger Consolidated Gold
8%
16c 17 %c
;
17,200
6,200
31c
6 Vac
16,500
6c
6c.
7
71/4
250
4.40
1,550
4 VaC
5 VaC
57,500
1.45
4%c
85
31c 33 VaC
4.30
*
1
Bell
20 % Mar
Feb
86
•
1st
preferred
Harding Carpets
15
—10
Hardee Farms common
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Jan
16%cMar
Jun
1
...
..
18% July
1.74
73%
50
preferred
5.25 Aug
8
Feb
Jun
9,000
Mar
47% July
105% May
100% Mar
2.10
200
3.700
.171
14%
5..85
Jan
1.91
80c
5
35c
77%
1.10 Mar
Aug
ll%c 11 %c
Jun
14c
July
18%
•
*
Zinc
25c
Feb
_100
3.30
Jjar
13%cMar
Jun
10.;
50c
Feb
20c
Jan
1
.
7c
Aug
8%c
Jun
27 Va
5
80c
8.25
1.24 July
10%c Aug
6%c Jun,
.•
-^v
footnotes
24%c
8,766
July
27%
-
2.70
1956
2.55 Mar
44c
100
43%
1
common
1953 warrants
22% Feb
Jan
4,000
12c
common.
Gas
Jan
Feb
245
43
35c
Jun
July
9.00
common
preferred
Apr
5.25
Apr
644,043
9%c
Imperial
For
1.50
5c
9c
B
Lead
19_
1.15
11 %c 11 %c
1
4.50
1.15 May
8,600
55c
43%
;
$2.80
Feb
64c
3.20 July
5%c
10 %c
Basin
1.05
Aug
5c
gc
Mines
2.80
62c
Ltd"—10%c
;
Petroleum
class
3,300
5%c
86c
Mine—„1
Mines
Chiboug
Distillery
igc
1
Poplar
"
t
•
Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Jun
3.10
Peak
Conwest
55c
6)c
2
..
Power
$2.50
Jan
26c
Northland
Co
67,025
Jun
55c
•
20
Warrants
Mar
2.80
Consolidated
Gas
63c
36c
Jun
50c
1.12 Mar
July
3c
4.65
•
Paper
Lakes
Great Northern
10%c Jan
Jan
3.00
Consolidated
preferred
Exploration
19c
26 %c
1
B
Aug
6%c May
2,625
12c
•
—
Warrants
May
70c
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Consumers
<
53c
1
;
Explor
—
West
4,440
.
Jan
30c
6,659
7c
28c
38c
60c
•
Mogul
Sudbury
Jun
4,000
67c
*
Great Lakes
Apr
4.10 May
47c
Jan
193/4.
Ltd
Consolidated
Consolidated
22c
4.20
12c 12 %c
51c
—•
—
Great
• /
16 Va July
Jan
68c
•
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Mar
1.55 Mar
3.65
4,000
32c
7c
_1
Consolidated
Red
Apr
11
3,500
/.
July
19c
1
Ltd
Oils
Pershcourt
Apr
20c
1
Mines
Gold
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
30c
47c
28c
1
Howey Gold
Consolidated
45 %c
1 :
l
15c
Jun
Mines
Class
7
Consolidated Halliwell
Aug
9c
20,154
L86
♦
Arrow
8c
10%c Aug
29,000
1
—.
Lake
Consolidated Mosher
7,400
15,967
12c
3 80
.
Mines
Consolidated Morrison
9c
13c 16 %c
10 %c
13%
115
9
1
—
Crest
Mac
8c
13c
1
—
Consolidated Mic
27c
_•
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated Marcus
1,700 :
4,000
,9
2,480
4.85
——50
—
10,500
..
1,800
5 %c
common—
preferred —
26c
'
78c
5c
-
1
7%c
*
Fltn
Warrants
Consolidated
40c
76C
4.70
—
4.85
1
Canada
6c
1
.
Gamma
Callinan
Consolidated
Consolidated
37c
19% May
_1
Eagle Gold
Goldfields Uranium
4%
25 % May
16% Aug
1
Tire
Mar
24% May
2t% Aug
1
Mines
Goodyear
32
Jun
350
1
Mines
Gold
July
July
1,050
.1
Mine
24 %c
•
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
37c
5.25 Aug
Jan
20c
9,030
•
Mines™.
Uran
45C
Jun
22
50c
com_
Mining
•
Allenbee
Consolidated
1
July
68
Jan
37
common
•
Mines
Consolidated
51c
*
5c
Jan
20c
8 Vac
17Va
1
Gold
60
July
28%
1
Yellowknife
11c
15
16%
—•
Ltd
3.10
14c
Aug
21%
100
Mines
May
22
50c
Genex
Feb
Jan
9c
13 %
li%
*
Drilling
Wares
15%
4.10
27%
13c
10
Preferred
May
1,500
98,600
1
Petroleum
Jun
68
25
64
20c
A
General Steel
_1
Mines
Enterprises
Cosmos
Feb
Class
Feb
3.15
Aug
50
Jan
*
Mines
Yellowknife
Combined
Corby
2.40
1.65
89c
1
Combined
-Copper
3,200__
1
Equipment-—
Cody Reco
Copp
19,300
1,645
•
•
General Motors
76c
10,500
13%
13%
15
Electric
21c
50c
14c
•
—
Dynamics
1.09
Jun
1%
General
19c
26c
_5
8%c Mar
59c
10,800
—*
Jun
1.00
.
Jun
31c
*
—
Development
1
Mines
Apr
2.13
23c
1
1
Bakeries
5c
71c
Class
General
75c
Chromium Mining & Smelting
.
General
28% Aug
72
64
1
25,000
1
Key
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
—100
5c
1
Con
1.90
19%
53 Va
80c
22 %c
common
5c
Chimo
Coniagas
Jun
Power
5c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Columbia
Gatineau
2.40 Aug
1.60 July
85
80,050
9c 10 %c
10c
13%
25c
5%
preferred
Geco Mines Ltd
May
1
Mines
Jaculet Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
Colomac
Jan
2.30 Aug
25c
1
^
Chiboug
Coin
9.20
Jan
Aug
1.30
Aug
3.10 Jan
Jun
1.05
13c
12,300
•
:
5 60
Aug
6.05
90,975
13c 13 %c
1
Wines
80c
1 75 Apr
12% Mar
5,500
62
1.51
28c
30c
—-
;
Ford Motor Co (U S)-.
Ford of Canada class A
Foundation Co
Francoeur Mines Ltd—
Fraser Companies
French Petroleum preferred
Froblsher Ltd common-..
Van
15c
2.00
1.37 i
•
--
Fleet ^Manufacturing
Apr
1.07%Jan
55c
1.95
1
1
fining
Federal Grain class A—
Preferred
^re Products common
Mar
2.65 Mar
•
Farwest Mining
2.45
Jun
Mar
5.40
1.36
—
Gold
Apr
13,833
438,000
10%c
Warrants
Jan
2.15 May
1.52 Aug
•
,
Canadian
Fargo Oils Ltd
Feb
1.60
14c
1.69
1
1
Players
16c
July
1.30 Aug
1
.
7c
3,505
27,130
10
1
Insurance
'
4,050
1.40
1
Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines—
Jan
26c
47,567
13c
Jan
1.85
'
*
Life
,
Jan
1.53
.
2.00 May
1.30
62
.1
——
Falconbridge Nickel
Jan
15%
14c
_
Gold
38
common
Corp
Famous
July
July
14%
11
Porcupine
Chesterville
Jan
1.67
Ltd
Rio
Pat
9%c
20
14%
1
Central
Gai
23
'
Jun
15% May
200
Jan
Mar
46c
16c
Apr
1.52
*
Explorers Alliance
31% Mar
Jun
6c
126
May
1.96
50c
,
Ltd—_1
Ltd
Eureka
30% May
11% Mar
1,220
6%c
189
1
Corp
Central
Chib
13%
6%c
Aug
10c
Cayzor Athabaska
Oil
25%
Mining
Sol
Empire
Feb
105
A
Developments
E1
1.12 Mar
Apr
Feb
&
Mines
Emco
Jan
Feb
40c
Jun
26%
95
7,579
27%
13%
•
Quartz
Asbestos
Cheskirk
25%
.
Ltd
Trethewey
Chateau
50
1
Explorations
Charter
1,868
1
Met
Gold
37c
14.032
28
20/4
Mines
Eldrich
Jan
84c
class
Eddy Paper common—
12% July
Jan
Aug
July
Oil
Eastwood
Jan
8.50
7% Mar
1
Warrants
Cassiar
42c
27
26%
1
Can
Mines
40c
100% 100 %
_2Q
Mines
Cariboo
40c
pfd„20
Oil
Erin
.Castle
16c
27%
_*
Exploration
Can
Captain
4,528
•
—i.»
_
Western
Candore
17c 18 %c
10
Nat Gas 4%
preferred
Canadian
35c
15c
1-33
——1
Elder
1.85 Jan
Jun
Mar
Jun
1.30
12
152
1
East
Jan
14%
15 %
8,500
,_1
Corp
Corp common
Wallpaper Mfrs.
Canadian
3,210
40c
25
...
preferred
Thorium
Canadian
Canad
2,290
17%
•
Railway
Aug
5.00
11%
10
Canadian
1.00
17c
\
Jun
10
35c
•
common—
preferred
62c
17%
17%
•
Inca
62
23c
40c
•
common
Gold
41% May
Apr
Jan
1-40
£ast
,
common...*
Morse
20%
July
9%
Aug
12%
12%
—
Canadian
Canadian
12%
6% Mar
620
12%
:—♦
Petroleum
J uly
20
Jan
7c
_1
Jan.
12
18 Va May
18
:»
July
51% July
63
11%
1
Dynamic
10
7.50 Aug
•
common—*
common
Feb
15% May
Aug
19%
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
23.50
Chemical
&
&
8.50
'
1
13%
24 % Mar
12%
•
—
—
Textile
Donalda
Jun
12
•
common
——
Feb
35% July
21 % May
5 Va July
8.00
545
Jan
1.62
Apr
46%
—*
Coal
&
74c
Apr
8.90
48
common—•
Magnesium
Stores
560
15%
20
3.25
—
Foujidry
Steel
To«
6,764
•-—2
Coal
'
20c
Seagrams
—
Jan
V
Jun
—•
May
18c
•
1.02
Bridge
Jan
19c
Aug
500
Petroleum
Feb
May
58
7VaC Aug
5,825
Mines
Jan
1.85
13c
Apr
7%c
Jan
12c
Jan
8c
8c
50c
Dominion
6.05 Jan
25/a Jan
75c
Jan
1.30
1.36
565
2.60
1.50 Mar
1.11
Dominion
4.10 Jan
1
Canadian
common
Wright—
54 %
7,500
Apr
23 Va July
Aor
50c
Dominion
'
Curtis
54
1
Warrants
Aug
1.44
7%
_•
•
Collieries
Canadian
3,400
1.75
Apr
5.15
Jan
1.05
Dominion
Aug
—.3
Pete
Canadian
200
"10c
3.00
1.10
Dominion
9 /a Aug
Aug
10c
1.60
2.00 July
25c
Dominion
24/2 July
23%
9c
2.70
17% May
Oils
Dominion
,y
18%
14
21,340
1.60
28c
1
.
Mines
Palmer
Dome
3.70 July
1,215
2.07
9%c
1
Mines—
Dome
16 /8 May
1,260
14%
Chemical
Apr
Feb
7.50
14'/a
•
common
Delnite
Jan
*
7.25
14%
7%
Celanese
Jun
3.45 Mar
7.50
*
Canadian
Gold
Deldona
Feb
*
A
1,600
1,490
High
1.30 Mar
July
19c
1
-1
_1
Mines
Horn
11%
warrants-
A
class
Deer
39%
—25
warrantsCanners
Canadian
1
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mining'
920
13c
3.10
22 V2
1.83
2.04
9c
1.60
10b
54
12%c
1
Explorers
Daering
142
7%c
2.35
100
58c
<
12%
49
4,500
22
-~
5
Low
66c
3.00
—
1
*
1
—
•
—
,
British
B
—
50c
i
——
——
2.35 Jan
1.05 Feb
Aug
46%
1
common
Canadian
■
20
Commerce
_•
.
45
_*
class B
Minerals
Canadian
Aug
1.43 July
51c
1,765
46 %
12.50
Preferred
&
4.00
Aug
Aug;
121/4
common—_•
Lines
..
3.75
1
Petroleum
Southern
88%
warrants—
Oils
Canada
Wire
—
Cree Oil of Canada warrants
Crestaurum Mines _——
Crestbrook Timber common
croinor Pershing
Crown Zellerbach
Crowpat Minerals
Cusco Mines
Apr
64
—
—
Craigmont Mines
Crain (R L) Ltd:
„
Range Srnce Jan. I
High
2.35
Jan
26
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
31
•*- —
Preferred
$1
31% Aug
Jan
37
300
—.—«—•
common
Canada Oil Lands
Class
960
15%
Foundries common——10
Iron
Malting
Canada
33
27%
15
23
A
Canada
Class
31 %
27%
Share#
62c
*
*
Copper
Cowichan
Craig Bit
Aug
,4
*
common
Canada
Canada
58
Apr
22% Aug
Foils
Canada
May
for Week
Low
Par
High
33
*
Cut Stone
55
15
27
20
—
Crushed
Low
50
53
Range
of Price#
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. t
High
57 Va
——
*
common
Preferred
Canada
30:
pid
class. B
Bread
Share#
Low
Par
La#t
far Week
Sale#
Week's
Friday
Range
of Price#
Sale Price
AUGUST 28
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sale#
Week'#
Friday
1.45
200
16
Jan
,
July,,,
6% Mar
Feb
,24c
8%C JanAug
Aug
Apr
58c
Jan
,110.
Apr
10
Apr
4
Jan
5%
Jan
5c
Feb
9c
Jan
1.40
Aug
1.95 May
Jun
*
52
52
52
50
Jan
77
*
8
8
8
150
6%
Feb
5
31%
31%
32 V*
1,395
30%
Jan
10
May
35% Mar
47
.
\
Volume
Number 5877
190
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(907)
CANADIAN MARKETS
EANGE FOE WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
East
Par
for Week
Shares
Low
Low
High
Sale Price
High
Par
Co Ltd—
Meta
Class A
16%
•
Class B
16%
15
4,122
14%
13% Jun
39% Apr
20%
46
% July
40 %
44
Apr
♦
common
1
14%
14
15
7,628
*
.
Howard Smith Paper
Prior preferred
43%
43%
43%
115
41
41
50
4.50
4.85
6,310
50
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
»
4.85
*
53%
52%
•
16%
16%
14c
l
Huren & Erie Mortgage
20
Imperial Bank
10
53%
2,687
1,000
21
Jun
Apr
4.00
1,158
17
14c
.
Jun
Jan
Jan
51%
Jun
Midrim
Jun
21%
Jan
Mill
Jan
20c
55
55
100
49
Jan
56
I.136
62
Jan
80
*
34%
34%
60
31% Aug
35
Imperial Investment class A
•
Imperial Investment $1.40 pfd
25
Imperial Life Assurance
—10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
9%
100
22
22
200
74
75
90
Milton
July
9%
City
Milliken
May
6%
Flo
Glaze
!
preferred
5% %
38
2,205
12%
5%
46%
Apr
760
Jan
6
Inland Cement Co
Natural
6c
48,000
40%
4,955
35%
Jun
52 %
52%
70
49%
Jan
15
13%
15%
2,380
11
Jun
6%
6%
100
4.65
4.75
5.00
22%
22%
5%
10
1
5%
5%
20
Gas
15
6% Aug
7%
1,980
4%
Jan
17%
Jan
7,470
5:/8 Aug
15
15
450
1414 July
2.20
720
41c
3,900
19
300
15
25
150
22%
1
Powders
Bronze
com
Preferred
International Nickel Co
International
Ranwick
Interprovincial
25
24
-
70c
Apr
25
Apr
Jan
101
96
95
97%
6,194
83
33%
33%
351/4
167
32
Jun
11c
14c
37,000
11c
Aug
12c
1
Bldg Credits
9%
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Investors Syndicate class A
—*
40
54
4,026
6%
4,770
"
...
Steel
:
Feb
New
Concord
21%
Jan
39"% AUg
New
Davies
13,095
1.90
Jun
4.35 Mar
New
Delhi
2.70
2.10
2.85
29,315
1.60
Jun
.2.85 Aug
15
Dickenson
10
15%
New
15%
12.. '1 v 'Jan-,,
16%-. Aug
New
GOldvue
1
3jic
38c
42 c
31c
82c
New
Apr
Waite
Mining.
:
35c
Jacobus
Jaye
Exploration
Jefferson
.1
Jellicoe
Mines
(1939)
Joburke
Gold
Mines.
Jockey Club Ltd
1
14c
10,700
1.45
7%
11c
:
2.00
81,110
31c
3?c
.
33c
5,300
7%
7%
I,070
12c
10c
lie
Mar
20c
1.45 Aug
27c
Oil
of
Canada
Mines:
21c
July
34c
1.90
Jan
10
10
10
140
8%
'9
9
914
150
8%
42 c
40c
43c
2,800
37c
31c
10,300
26c
Mines
18c
9,800
29c
1
*
18 c
16 %c
1
:
48c
48c
19c
4,000
2.00
2.10
1,700
.
•
Kelly Douglas class A
Warrants.
*
Kelvinator
Kenville
4.50'
Canada
1
Kroy
6c
5,200
7%c July
15c
Apr
27%
27%
350
26 %
28
27%
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
of
Jan
26 %c
July
Aug
72c
Feb
17c
Jun
28c
Jan
7% Aug
4.25
18 %
Lake
Osu
5,300
Apr
Nisto
Apr
Nor
Apr
14c
Mar
Mines,
4.10
Mines
6%c
8%c
12,500
6 % c Aug
12c
Mar
36c
41c
24,152
30c
Jun
69c
Mar
9c
156,850
5c
Jan
11 %c
Aug
July
July
July
July
12c
Mines
Wasa
Mining
La
Luz
14 %c
68c
Mar
2.17
Jun
Aug
86c
Jan
Northcal
11c
6,000
9c
Mar
15 %c
Apr
North
41c
45c
II,150
41c
July
95c
Jan
Lamaque
Gold
Leitch
786
25%
Jan
1,300
95c
Aug
1.47 Mar
Rights
Northgate
84c
5,450
60c
Jan
1.50 Mar
Forth
—1
2.85
2.85
3.00
3,800
8c
8c
8c
5,000
7c
July
27c
25c
25c
26c
5,000
22c
Jan
34c
700
2.90
650
2.25
2.25
120
3
25
25
25
200
—1
—
1.25
1.25
1.34
7,550
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
1
8%c
9c
5,000
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
1
4c
4%c
23,800
*
A.
1.85
1.95
28%
27%
28%
...30
29%
29%
«31
30%.
3014
—;
Class
preferred
preferred
B
Loblaw
class
Cos
Class
_—
A.
30%
B
Class
A
(M)
London
12
Ltd
4.45
26c
Jan
Jan
3.25
Jun
5,000
10c
7%c
8c
4,500
130,300
2,15
Jun
Aug
1.25 Aug
8%e Aug
4c
Aug
-Class
Mills
15 %c
19c
6%c
Jan
20c
20c
22c
15,970
18c
Aug
41c
Mar
46c
40c
47c
20,400
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
3.83
1.78
1.91
120,117
1
...
Yellowknife
Jan
Nudulama
2.48
32c
3.45
2,248
14c
16c
54,700
1
*
O-a
11c
II,500
9%c May
22c
15c
8,625
12 %c Aug
36c
3.00
3.00
130
31
31
31
25
1.25
1.29
1,095
1.17 July
1.16
1.04
1.20
73,550
1.01 Aug
4c
18c
3 70*716
Class
(j. 00 Mar
Jan
25c
67c
July
25c
13,465
4bc
Madsen
Red
11c
2,900
8c
Aug
23r.
4,300
10c
Aug
40c
7c
Jan
19c
58c
Jun
78c
May
'64c
189,567
26c
Jun
85c
Aug
1.25
77,500
95c
Aug
1.98 May
1.21
1.05
1.21
50,336
91e
May
2.50
70c
56c,
75c
5,700
47c
May
3,0b4.
12
Feb
14%
17%
15
15%
2,018
4.35
4.15
4.65
1,610
18%
Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common.
4%%
convertible preferred.
5Vs% convertible preferred
Maxwell
275
4,350
1.07 Aug
40
75
39% Aug
45% July
ParJ
35%
Jan
45% July
Parlor
Jan
3.45 May
Patlno
40%
2.94
7,400
11 %c
10 %c
33c
49,000
6c
May
17c
Ju:y
4c
4c
4C
9,000
3c
July
5c
Feb
McCabe
819
Feb
1.25
Aug
lie
Mar
Jan
19%
Jun
25
25,900
20c
Aug
July
8c
3,500
8c
May
17c
5.209
9c
Aug
20c
9c
9c
12c
1.28
1.20
1.30
48,125
1.07
Jan
40c
38c
42c
37 600
25%o
Jan
13%
13%
14
31,180
112
106
112
50
106
107
310
12c
5%
210
16,100
1.35
400
Gold
12c
2,800
11 %c
Jun
6,325
65c
July
17c
5,000
15c
Aug
20
20
200
-3
*
8.80
8.25
8.90
16,325
9%
9%
9%
3,956
1.00
89c
1.32
2,505,650
:
Island
footnotes
150
Feb
113
May
Photo
Jan
Pickle
4%
12c
1.00
Tic
Feb
6
Jun
Jun
28c
Jan
Apr
44.
Pond n
Feb
Powell River
Apr
Fowel?
Rouyn
Power
Corp
Oil Roy
80
Apr
12 %c
Jan
25c
Jun
4J.c
May
Jan
11,450
Island
95
500
2.50 Mar
3.35
12c
25c
1.00
July
Jan
t
Gold
Pipe Mfg
Premium Iron Ore
Jan
1.9p Mar
rairie
Prai.ue
_
....
President
Electric
—
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
12% Mar
1C% Aug
1.34
Jun
Mar
Mar
5,500
30c
Jun
45c
May
14%
10,225
14
9
30%
10
540
40c
4lc
62c
67c
2,400
2,500
3,200
7c
8c
13,000
31%
12%
Jun
18%
Jan
Jun
Jun
12%
28%
Jun
36% Mar
31c
Aug
60c
Jan
59c
Jan
79c
May
Jun
13c
Mar
7c
Jan
56c
Jan
8.00
6c
5c
12,000
4%c July
26c
26c
30c
27,316
26c
3.15
3.00
3.20
650
24c
25c
5,000
4%c
4%c
2,600
1.15
1.30
3.75
3,341
21c
6,800
*
Apr
1.35
23c
13c
3.35
•
—•
3
1
50c
1
•
1
*
1
*
20c
17 %c
65c
19 %c
1
—
Mines
;
48c
61,500
;
Apr
Apr
1.08 May
Aug
1.15
Aug
1.00 Jan
24c
1.10
3.15
Aug
Jun
Feb
3.25 Aug
65c
Feb
2.15
Feb
5.00
Apr
25c
16c
6,833
15c
Aug
22c
Apr
Feb
34c
26c
34c
53,400
18c
May
36c
Apr
8
8
8%
475
8
Aug
11% Jan
32
32
25
30
Mar
36
98%
98%
110
97
Jun
101%
Jun
1.10
1.20
10,900
9,150
92(3
Jun
1.80
Jan
29c
Feb
15c
1.15
21c
21c 21 %c
18c
20c
Feb
Aug
1.75 Mar
1.50 Mar
2.78 Mar
1,26
4,000
1.57
1.65
18,900
90c
85c
90c
8,225
85c
16%
16%
96c
1.00
2,100
3,990
96c
Aug
7C
8c
6c
Jan
1.05
1.24
98c
1.17
12,200
43,000
Apr
1.20 Aug
1.20
1.61
Minerals
Oik
Jun
9c
16c
&
15c
/Jan
7%c July
3.60
& Gas
25c
40c
1.24
O i
Engravers
Crow Gold
Mortgage
Jun
2.55
15c
Oil
23c
18
30c
19 %c
2
-1
-1
Oil preferred
2.00 May
1,000
10
10
...
Mines
34
30o
1.17
&
Gold
32% July
61% Apr
2.50
1.2t>
Gas
-Pitch Ore Uranium...
P.acv Oil & Gas—
1.78 Mar
677
7,649
12,500
preferred
Mar
31c 31 %c
14%
—.—_—-*
...
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
II,300
9c
page
Petrci
common
July
Jan
30c
8,173
1
*.—1
—1
1.25
!
44c
Jan
Feb
42c
8c
31
—
3.35
__
35c
1
--
19% Aug
7.80 July
4.00
8c
1
—...20c
*
-1
——3
1
*
3
Aug
17% July
32c
3
warrants——
Canada
Credit
Peruvian
Aug
Jun
27c
15C
see
Perron
103% Aug
10c
Aug
108
—,
—
Consol Gold
Permo
Mar
2.50
Mining.
47 c
16%
—
Drilling
Pecker
2.05 Mar
89%
Mine3..
Expl & Dev
*
0
Mines
Amalg
Per. nans
Feb
89
Lake
Mentor
300
Jun
25c
89
Medallion Petroleums
Merrill
33
10%, Jan
97%
42 %c Mar
25 %c
Lake
Red
16,500
14c 17 %C
1.35
33
—j.
McWajtters
90
Mines
of
11% May
6%c July
75c
.
Paymaster Consol—
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pern: ina Pipeline common
Apr
6c
90
5%
Red
1.04
12%
25 c
1.35
Gas
McMarmac
For
7,700
90
17 %c
&
Porcupine
McKenzie
17,609
6c
1G%
20c
Consol
Grain
Mclntyre
1.12
6c
16
10c
Mines
Oil
1.09
Pato
;e
14. %c Aug
100
15C
1
Pater Uranium—
39
Ltd
Mayfalr
Parbec
11,515
14
Feb
68 c
Mines
Paramaque
Jar
23
1.10
8c
Marigold
Mayburn
24
Feb
14 %c 15 %c
1.35
11 %c
—
1.07
'J .47
2,360
17c
Porcupine
39%
Mines
Matachewan
21%
Jun
1.40
Aug
10%c Aug
68c
•
Page Hershey Tubes—:
PaIIi.se: Petroleum
Pamper
90
—:
Maralgo Mines
Maroon
Jan
Jan
3.10
20c
2,728
17,000
63c
1
22%
1.09
Apr
500
—
1,09
16%
Jan
20c
14.
Jun
1.85
7,085
Petroleums
Pacific
55c
24c
Preferred
'14
July
5.00
9c
—1
16c
2.85
•
17
Feb
10%'C 12 %c
1.35
Jan
1.80 Jan
19 %
3.00 May
70c
com
—
Jan
39
II
common
■
18%
48c
*
Go.d
39%
1
Milling
Leaf
5,900
9c
Osisko
Mar
•
Uranium
Maneast
,
63c
....
7%C Jun
2.55
Aug
56c
Jan
8,900
Mines
Feb
1.40 Aug
25c
9C
—
brmsby Mines
Lake Mines—
Jan
14c
1
Lake
.gnet Cons Mines
Majortrans
Malartic Goldfields
1.80
Jan
Feb
Mar
Aug
4c
63c
Oils
Orenada
Jan
8c
5,785
36
Aug
—-—.1
3
Metals
Rare
Orchan
Mar
July
2.90
——
31
3
—1
Mines
Opemiska Copper
Orange IJrush
Jan
1
B
4.60
Jun
90c
Gold
Oleary
Jan
Mar
10c
12 %c
*
Mines
Lake
15
1,55
Mar
10c
14. VisC
1.25 May
Jan
22c
13c
2.75
Mar
4.60 Mar
Jan
Aug
98c
*
—
10% July
May
17% Mai-
10c
22%
43c
Aug
3.15
14c
49c
Mines
150
Jan
27c
27c
3.30
16c
1.35
880
2,66
3,800
30c
3
12%
25c
Mar
1
Nova
11%
9,200
Mar
58
Mines
Frib
Malartic
Ontario Steel Products
3,200
30c
Apr
Beaucage
Frrvalie
Jan
6c
Oxalta
97,700
Jan
50
500
20c
17c
Feb
15c
2,533
52'
12c
Feb
34 c
4,000
Jan
2.65 Mar
8%c
Aug
20C
Oils
48
12c
17c
5C
20
Northland
42.
2.96
17c
50%
1120
Apr
Jun
9c
20
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Macmillan Bloedel class A
Maple
5%c
17c
50%
1.18 Mar
1.53 Aug
3.05
Jun
30c
4,910
6c
100
July
2.96
1.60
3.40
30
12c
1.53
1.54
3.4.0
11
32c
July
3.4.0
42%
2.96
68c
20
990
I
Explorations
Macleods class A preferred
2,500
Telephone
340
I
Mines
Mac'ie
70c
Northern
I,825
-1
Mines
Macdonald
Feb
69c
2.80 Mar
Gas
Warrants
Macassa
15%
Jun
Jun
45
lie
Feb
Jan
51c
Jun
11%
9%.c
15%
13
1.25
20 %c
11c
Gold Mines—
Jan
150
26,362
14
12%
31%
20'/ac Aug
14
13
70c
2,090
5,090
8c
Mines
115
13
14
17
1.61 Mar
May
1
60c
66c
1.50
13 %c
21c
Warrants
Lyndhurst
..
1.40
O'Brien
Aug
"
Jan
18c
Jun
•
16%
Obaska
4.00
.
'16%
Feb
45c
_
•
May
6V2C
"
*
40%
150
13 %c
Mines—„—
32
9,500
1,000
Natural
29% Aug
29% July
15,100
14c
1.40
Aug
Canada
540
52c
70c
Ontario
1,425
17c
5%c Aug
6,433
Northern
30
16C
7,000
90c
Northern
31%
45c
6c
70c
55c
•
Oakville Wood Spec
17c
Lorado Uranium Mines
M
5%c
15%
30% Aug
52c
A
2.71 May
Jan
1.22
*
1,85 Aug
1.35
1.18
*
...
1957 warrants
Jan
Apr
17c
1
warrants
27%, Aug
4.00
27 %c
Jan
1
Ltd
—
1,015
1.35
common..
1.53 Mar
12c
Feb
28%
Jan
15c
Jun
7c
1
.1
Ltd:
Mines
Star Oil common..
North
2.67 May
11 %c Apr
1
15c-
Uranium
A
Mar
,
Jun
7 %'C
Apr
38c
Apr.
May
20,500
72c
Jun
3.75
23
Rankin
Class
6,00 Mar
2.85 Aug
7c
4,950
12c
Jan
36c'
Jan-.
90c
i.
Exploration
Northspan
5.80 May
38c
3.30 May
4.00
Hosiery
Long Island Petroleums
Long
Point Gas
Lynx
2.50 Mai
2.25
7%c
,—*
11
warrants
6,400
Mar
73c
May
2.35
Jan
22c
Jan
20c
2.32
25c
common
44%
-80
Preferred
20c
5,500
,7c
50
3,430
.
15,000
25c
lie
Groceterias—
Class
Loeb
1.85
..30
Little Long Lac Gold.
23c
Feb
43c
1.29
Oils
Goldcrest
North
Jun
9,150
21c
21c
3,900
77c
*
1—j
:
July
2.85
Gold
Loblaw
31% Mar
27
1.01
2,650
31c
37c
7c
1
1
Mining
Coldstream
North
78c
_10c
Secord Candy
Laura
32% Aug
1.00
Mines
Oil
Land a
.
26%
5.10
10c
3.45
Preferred'
27
4.25
I,100
77c
*.
Canadian
84c
33c 33 %c
14%c 14 %c
2.35
1
—
Ltd—:
Oils
1.01
4.25
28c
21c
.1
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
45c
4.95
7c
15,800
34c
—_——1
.
Mines
Norlartic
1,433
5.00
1,300
36c
—1
2,500
...1
9c
29 % c
1
Gold—
46c
Mines
8c 11 %c
9c
36c
Normetal Mining Corp
Jun
May
36c
1
Mines
Acme
1.35
27% Mar
20c
Feb
6%c
.
*
10c
4.25
Shore
Lake
Jun
*
common
B
45c
1
Lake
Mar
12%c May
14c
Noranda Mines
Mar
21% July
I
—
Jan
16c
36c
1,000
4,800
...
Nickel Mining & Smelting—
Rim
Mines
7.20
Jan
6c
...
Nickel
127/b
Apr
2.35
Mines
Niagara Wire
'
Aug
Apr
8
1
-
Lingman Gold
20c
Feb
I
Gas
Lake
ADr
8%c
.
„__1
Mines.
25,225
May
45c
4,583
Exploration-
Mines..
lie
21 %c 23 %c
Warrants
Lake
9%c
May
May
26,000
Labrador Mining &
56% Aug
10c
New,
21
3,716
19
Jan
30c
•
2.10 Jun
75c
Apr
3.10
30%
Jan
49
1
69c
"
29
16
25
...1
3.
Jan
6%c
30%
(John)
660
Oils—
Senator
3.00
Ltd
Labatt
500
16%
54%
2.25
Rouyn
Rouyn Merger
11
4.60 Mar
2.40
16%
54%
2.25
16%
9%c Feb
New Superior
-■«.
May
26c
New
Taku
Apr
ADr
Jan
Apr
20%
42c
9%c
Apr
Apr
3.10
20c
.
Apr
8%c
6c
1
Ltd
18%
10c
1.29
Townsite
Oils
250
18%
Feb
8,500
Mines
1
Minerals
Kirkland
1,045
9
Feb
14%
23,600
11%
20%
warrants
C
4.50
14%
90
6c
11%
1
Mines
Copper
Class
Kirkland
6c
2,890
4.35
585
16 %
19c
Jan
1
Gold
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
8
9
*
of
7%
Mar
9,300
16%
6c
Gold
Nipissing
8
39c
19c
16 %
16%
16c
Jan
3.00 Mar
July
15c
16 %C
6c
New
July
Aug
3,7c
Newnorth
Apr
1.90
Jan
68c
1
Jan
2.80
Class
1.04
May
3.
Mining & Smelting
48c
•
46% July
42c
v
•
Mines
Mines
"16c
9,860
19c
15c
Oils
52c
*
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Pt
20% May
Jun
July
1
Mylamaque Exploration—
Aug
11c
10
Joliet-Quebec Mines J
Kelore
New
lie
18,000
II,840
Jan
37
48c
1
Mines.
Feb
34,100
.
Jason
Manitoba
10
.
Class B preferred
Warrants
New
New
12c
Apr
16%
3.
Newlund
2.50
17c
1,100
Apr
1.25
16%
•
—
New
lie
47% Aug
1
Mines
Jan
2.25
41,815
1
Jun
12c
56C
1
Jan
2.35
45c
50c
;
64c
*
48c
*
Pete
Mines
Jun
3.15
90
Jun
Aug
17%
12,390
*
12%
Jun
7*% July
1
—:
common
Preferred
Jupiter
12, %c
1.75
..1
Lake
Jonsmith
14c
20c
Jan
75c
7,070
51c
1
New Hosco Mines
Jack
Jun
1
Harricapa
Aug
Feb
Jun
28%
1
Gold
Continental
2.35
975
19
44%
50c
1
,
....
Development
38%
c-
18%
1
Mines
2.15
34,900
27c
Jan
.45
40%
16% Mar
29
Jan
75
50
5,100
20c
Calumet
37%
'
180
76c
18%
•
Mines
38
:
83
47%
41%
25c
Uranium
2.25
Uranium
22%
13 %c 13 %c
Labme
Bidlamaque
■.
356
50 %C
20
:
1
;
preferred
Mines
1
1,945"
27
75c
Mines
New
22"%
•
New Bristol Oils
7% May
717
82%
10
—25c
Irish
Copper Mines
Iron Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass preferred
Ltd
Car
New
Apr
877
15,007
;
1
Petroleum
2.85 Aug
5%
14
10c
Jan
5
Trust
Athona
55 %
July
26%
26%
•
Alger Mines
Jun
Jan
9c
Jan
5
New
12%
Aug
3.75
27%
*
Works
Mines.
New
Jan
Jan
9c
2.90
2.85
10c
1
New
48 % Mar
9%
13%
13 %
Feb
1.02 Aug
27%
30c
July
49c
6%c Mar
47%
Grocers
Nesbitt
Aug
%
700
1
Jan
41
500
1
Explorations
Nello
22,394
7c
10
Minerals
Nealon
1.30
Apr
2.10
Jan
3.25
1
preferred
1.00
July
7c
*
common
Creek
1.35
1.02
Inv
41,%c Jan
1.55 Aug
6%
53%
6%
5
155
1.55
52%
—.....
91/4
1.55
*
com
_
Corp
National
May
Jan
&
Aug
23c
Aug
Apr
98c
Aug
3.10
1.05
•
_
16 %
July
55c
57c
*
*
National
23
High
12%c Mar
Jun
12
*
1
Mines
National
Feb
20
6,200
Brewery class A
National
Jan
Jun
40c
9,145
25c
*
National
Apr
*
__
Ltd
warrants
18%
7%
1.75
%c
Preferred
Aug
3.25
1.60
Wright Iron
Nama
16% Mar
July
"
common
Petroleum
International
40c
19
.25
International
40c
*
Inspiration
1.90
1.75
National Drug & Chemical common
Jun
24
*
8c
17,820
4,633
Corp
Knitting
Multi
7 % Mar
522
2.10
common
Preferred
Warrants
9%c Jan
Aug
58c
60c
Uranium
Metals
Mtg
Mt
16"% July
6%
5c
55c
57c
B
Moore
41% July
53% July
•
—;
5c
38%
*
preferred—
5c
15%
57c
60c
24c
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
39%
♦
_l
Moneta
Mar
6
Lake
Monarch
Jan
14%
__
preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
Iso
7,534
13 %
•
50
common
Warrants
1959
38%
5%
'
7,000
•
Monarch
Feb
Jan
13
13%
5%
23
92
Low
9 %c
common
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8c
9c
15 %
Petroleums
Ore
Class
-
!
&
Brick
Molsons
Jan
Jan
Aug
Aug
38
38%
12%
9Va Aug
21
71 %
1
Accept Com Ltd
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inland
75
4.86%
Indian Lake Gold
Industrial
9%
Shares
310
Mining Corp
Min
Imperial
for Week
Low
1
Mining
Mindamar
Aug
72%
Mines—..
Midwest Industries Gas
63% Mar
15%
12 %c July
Uranium
Mexican Light
Midcon Oil
5.25 Mar
71
72%
Eange
of Prices
Last
Eange Sjnee Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friclay
Eange
of Prices
Sale Price
Home Oil
Sales
16
Aug
Feb
1.00 Aug
1.64 Jan
18%
Feb
1.25 May
12c
Mar
1.30 May
20c
20c
1,000
20c
Mar
31c
Feb
66c
66C
Aug
May
34%
34%
35%
33% Aug
44c
44c
16,060
4,195
1,500
89c
72c
72c
935
59% Aug
60 %
61%
2.45
2.45
2.45
400
4.05
4.00
4.15
4,850
4.50
1.45
4.75
650
1.45
1.45
5,500
36c
Mar
43%
Feb
47c
May
70
Mar
July
4.55
3.90 July
5.00
Apr
Feb
7%
Feb
2.45
4V«
Jan
1 40 Aug
2.45 Mar
4S
The Commercial
44
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(908)
Monday, August 31, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Pronto
IZIIIIIl
3.15
3.40
78c
80C
2,600
2.80
2.60
2.80
15,897
7c
Airways
—-—
Producers Ltd
purdex Minerals Ltd
Gas
6 %c
7c
Quebec Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chibougamau
31,500
Copper Corp—
Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp.—
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec
Quebec
Mining
Quonto Petroleum
Quemont
Mines
Rainville
Macdonald
Chemical
Reeves
Rio
Athabasca
Rix
common
Mines
Ryar.or
St
Maurice
Jun
22%
Jan
Union
15c
Jan
33Vac
Jun
United
10V4 July
15 V4 Mar
United
Canso
17c
United
11c
11c
11,541
8%c
68c
82c
86,300
44c
Jan
22c
4,000
18c
July
34c
37c
51c
6c
Keno
Feb
United
New
2.28
Jan
United
Jun
United
Steel
10c
Feb
United
Jun
Upper
1,000
1.07 Mar
1,690
29 % May
1.35
100
1.07 Mar
1.49
40
Feb
Vandoo
Feb
77c
Jan
Viceroy
26c
31c
13,600
25c
17 J/4
17 V4
20
15
Feb
17% July
12c
14c
16,000
12c
Aug
24c
Jan
23,200
Cons
Class
Jan
Jan
95'/4
195
Feb
Walker
7%c
7%c
71/2C
83%
83
84%
7.50
7.80
750
33c
\
90%
Aug
100
7,000
5c
Jun
14 '/a c
4,130
75'A
Jan
7.50 Aug
93
Jan
July
Jan
1,000
1.30
July
2.03
Jan
27%
27%
27%
26
26
_
26
28c
27% Aug
10
100
21
50
46
May
3,080
25c 26 V2C
5,625
2.22
2.05
2.25
3.95
31,403
27% Aug
56
1.86
2.60
Jun
9 "2
9%
10
1,683
1.90
2.10
28,420
80c
Jan
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
20,100
88c
Jan
2.50
.2.50
c
Mar
61c
Aug
2.00
Aug
4.85 Aug
Apr
25c
Jan
% Mar
28
Jun
54
♦
6c
1
26
•
Apr
12% Mar
9Va Aug
3.30 May
1.43 May
6c
Aug
25 V#
Aug
6%
Jan
Feb
34
200
■
Feb
10c
6,216
6%
*
3.70
2.35 May
10,000
27 V4
6%
Mar
Feb
7%
3.25
3.25
200
2.00
Feb
2.35
9,050
1.35
Apr
2.65
1.95
Apr
6.10
Jun
•
5.03 July
2.22
2.30
1
-
-
800
6c
25 V,
*
«
1
Knapp
Werner
Lake
19
250
18
July
23 Va
Jan
10%
1,500
9
Mar
14
Jun
Westburne
9%c
9J/2C
2,000
9'/bC May
13c
July
West
17'/4
3.270
16 J/4 May
19 % Mar
West
1.45
1.25
1.45
23,600
14 %c
3.75
3.45
Feb
12c
12c
75c
Gas
1.59
1.45
5c
1.60 Aug
Aug
Western
Canada
Products
13%
Aug
Western
Copper common
5,350
56c
Mar
75c
Aug
12c
9,000
10c
July
16Vac
.Tan
Western
Decalta
Petroleum
94c
1.00
3,500
92c
Aug
1.58 May
Western
Grocers
class
49
49
1,000
42
Jan
1.33
1.07
1.40
4,292
1
42c
40c
44c
13,775
•
*
4.70
4.30
4.70
5,000
30
29%
311/4
2,885
32%
321/2
100
40%
40%
100
2.75
3.05
35,894
25
25
60
3.80
3.80
400
30c
32c
6,652
36c
37c
2,500
11%
11%
395
Jan
29J/2
1.35
*
50
1
2.80
*
»
3.80
1
1
50c
•
__
35%
34 Vs
37
1.60
1.85
•
Southern Union Oils—
1
—
—
43
Feb
47c
July
Jan
1.10 Mar
26 V2
Feb
May
10c
12
Feb
40
July
2.55 May
32 Va Mar
Feb
82
18C
Aug
Pass
L_.
Yukon
34
May
11
Jan
1.65
■34%
34%
80
75c
75c
1,250
4%
2,299
Aug
1.40
.
'
4.46
Jun
Jan
2.25
1.05 Aug
1,570
Feb
1
l
34 %
Aug
39%
Jan
65c
July
1.06
Jan
Class
Indus
;
Jan
44 %
Jan
443/4 Mray
87
Jan
95
16
17V4
2,640
14 %
Jan
24
60
104 %
Jun
108
7
Jun
104% 104%
8 V4
1,145
1.69
1.55
1.69
17,200
80c
80c
80c
800
65c
July
14c
16c
12,500
14c
Mar
8c
8c
2,000
5 V#c
14c
14c
1,000
14c
:
1
u
_i_l
—
■
_H
class
class
14c
A_,
Ltd
Stores
warrants.!
A
34 Vi
34%
115
8
_L
Woodward
633
1,480
91%
1
-
Larder
(J)
.
38
38V4
91
100
<_
_
Windfall
Wood
30
36 %
91
.
:
u„
,
Coghlan
Winchester
38
38 V4
16%
,
Warrants
Wiltsey
,-
A;
-
5
r
1
Apr
May
8%'May
Jan
1.85
,
Jan
Jun
11 %c
Feb
Jan
19 %c
1
Jan
Feb
•30
1,185
24%
19
9%
19%
1,285
173/a Aug
10V4
475
9.10 Jan
1.25
1.27
3,025
1.25 Aug
28c
36c
57,500
.
%
22c
28
lO'A
Apr
Mar
2.60
Jun
V
30
.1.26
•-
.w__
1.13
■
19%
—_
.
Wright-Hargreaves
May
Yale
Lead
Yanxee
49c
Mar
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
,
29,600
225
4.50
Jun
7.75
Jan
Yellowknife
1.46
900
1.25 Aug
2.50
Jan
1
_
Oil-
30 Vi
Jun
,
Aug :,
24 % Apr
13%
1.65
Mines
7 %c
Apr '
r
Feb
15c
7,525
13c
Aug
Jan
*
10c
IOCIOJ/2C
4,213
10c
Aug
19c
Jan
Yukeno
•
19%
18%
19 J/2
2,285
18 Va
Aug
20
55c
61c
11,830
50c
Jun
26c
25c
26c
2,860
25c
May
41c
July
July
4,000
6 %c
July
14c
7C
7c
2,000
6 %c
July
1.08
1.13
10,900
21.00
2 00
500
10c
Feb
Jan
1.64
Jan
July
97c
2.00
Apr
1
Aug
57c
%C
Jun
7c
_»
Knitting class A___
Young
(H G)
Mines
8
22c
1.10
;
1
York
Bear
29c
?0c
'
Mines.
20c
4.55
1.25
Services
1-75
1.58
:
___
&
18c
__
lc
—,
$6 preferred
4.50
19c
Jan
July
Feb
51
63%
80
Mar
21c
Jan
49
1.50
•
Willroy; Minos
Jan
32
A
15 %
;
Jan
825
-
Apr
31% May
60
4.90
100
—
White
Jun
Jan
Warrants
Jan
4.50
Mar
32%
4.75
•
1.09
12% Aug
32%
1.58
Feb
2.32
Jun
1
Jan
9c
5c
13
1.50
:
Jan
65c
18c
1,490
93c
July
55c
32 %
A—__——.-J*
class
B
4.60
Aug
11
36,500
12%
1
-
preferred
36 Va
Aug
3.80
100
75
Jan
30c
25,500
75
'
Aug
Aug
1.30
1,500
5 %c
12%
:
Pe'trol
(Geo)
Class
4%%
37 Va Mar
2.75 Aug
11,323
86c
5c
*
—:
Naco
Weston
Jan
Jan
35
40
350
16c
50 J/2
27
50
Southam
29
14c
50%
27
Feb
7.30
Jun
25
20 %c Mar
Apr
1.55 July
80c
321/2
3,270
14c
•
Aug
4.30 Aug
7,903
1.75
•
*
•
32c
Warrants
Western
July
*
70c
He
May
9c
73c
•
67c
63
34c ' Mar
5
69c
97c
L59
4.10 Mar
Aug
3.45
•
Breweries
Apr
Aug
20c
2,000
80c
1
Oil
July
22c
Feb
11c
Aug
8.40 Mar
24,470
12c
75c
Mines
16% Mar
7.60 May
9,000
80c
Malartie
Westeel
2,120
_1
2.65
40
32% Mar
17,400
21c
20c
—■w—
Mar
12
15c
3.60
'
20c
1
±.
135
anfc
'
14c
—30c
1
Corp.
15c
1
1.25
Nickel
Oil
3,990
common—
11,886
_•
7.85
——
2.687
37%
Ltd
12%
class A
6.55
36%
1
Canadian
1,500
6.45
37 Va
Warrants
85c
2.65
6.45
•
Ltd
Canada
7.75
—
2.65
„•
±
common
Petroleums
&
Ref
&
Mines
W)
&
Mining
167/H
—
(G
Wayne
Webb
Prod
Amulet
12 J/4
common—-—
Stanleigh Uranium
Warrants
6.90
1.35
4.85
.
Mines
Wainwright
16%
1
& Oils—
Jun
Jun
54
:__
class A
Weedon
19
50c
Mines
4.35
21c
4,70
_
Feb
11%
10%
10%
1
Paving new
53% May
6,000
2,800
•
7.75
Roi
Mines
50% Mar
22c
4.55
*
Mines
19% July
Jan
1.31
"
Ltd
Jun
Mar
4.40
1
12%
Somerville Ltd preferred
Spooner
13
25
pfd
•
Ltd
Standard
12%
•
B
Jan
Jan
Aug
15%
100
53
22 c
*
—
Manufacturing
Stadacona
52 V<t
4,50
._1
B
Waite
90%
Mines—
Air
24c
4,735
Exploration
Mfg
Violamac
90'/a
Standard Mines
i*r
May
8%
10
May
common
Wq
trust
Ventures Ltd
50c
9c
13 Va
Sigma Mines Quebec
Spartan
Mar
11c
'
Mar
60c
8,500
13 %c 14 %c
1
Alloys
13c
20c
1,833
12c
60c
Jun
18%
•
Vanadium
2,700
Jun
Feb
16c
17%
Corp
Canada
Jan
21c 21 %c
May
Feb
8.75
July
1.50
10%C 10 VaC
May
*
Feb
30 %c
18
-1
class
Telefilm
1.10
Feb
—
Feb
29
2,150-
115
Oils
64c
36 V4
13%C
Apr
29c
-
595
Fortune
75c
31
17c
10
Hill
Aug
1.10
26c
Inv
July
1.35
32
32c
16c
9%
—,,
Fuel
United
'
44c
3,500
32c
50
B
United
Mrr
1.81 Mar
65c
51/2C July
37,600
6c
Jun
1,900
32c
10
Ltd class A
28c
7,675
44c
6c
1.55
650
1.75
Jun
4.00
4.35
•
;
voting
Corps
14c
preferred
Van
1.65
34c
•
—
Slocan
Mar
Class
1.75
17
17,025
4.15
9%
Mining Corp__
54c
—
Slater
Jan
Jun
210
10
common
Asbestos
1,885
15c
21
4.20
High
15%
10% Mar
20
*
preferred
16 ve
Aug
Sherritt Gordon
K D
A
70c
7,200
July
Shawinigan Water & Power com
S
Class
Jan
6,020
5,220
16C
11 Va
6,000
_*
common
Canada
83c
,
Dairies
95c
of
Gas
8% Aug
Freehold
Silverwood
Union
17%
11
19c 22 %c
1
.
76C
22c
—1
Metal
Miller
7.25 Mar
July
12,880
1
1
preferred
16'a
69c
1
1
——
Breweries
Acceptance
15 %C
25
.—
A
^hawkey
2nd
8c
Petroleum
Simpsons
Aug
Ultra
Union
31c
common
——
Security
Silver
2.50
11c
1
Satellite
Silver
28.490
Mar
Mar
8,037
Petroleums
A
3.15
Low
121/4
•
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
*
.
7%c Mar
7,376
Gas—
Debentures
Class
2.50
•
Antonio Gold
River Gold—
Sicks
5c
9c
—
Shirriff Horsey
Class
12,500
a
9%
Corp common
Warrants
Sarcee
C
51
31c
Mining
Lawrence
Sapphire
47c
5c
Pipeline
Shares
Mar
77c
Aug
Apr
Aug
8%
*
Industries-.—
Sand
Aug
18c
8J/2C
_
Preferred
San
31c
10,400
1
Russell
Salada
19c
20,847
—10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common.
St
76c
50,200
22c
9c
Mines
Consol
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibrugamau
12c
Aug
31c
Preferred
Rowan
Jan
6c
8%
Ltd common....
Can
Oil
11
100
V)
(A
Triad
-
1
50c
•
Rockwin Mines
Petroleum Ltd
Rocky
Roe
Jan
Jun
35c
80c
—1
*
——1
Uran—;
Mfg
Robertson
Roche
3.30
2.50
30c
—1
1
Uranium
Rupununi Mines
Rexspar
Prarie
17%
2
1
—__J——
——-
Mines
Renabie
Trans
11 %
•
Resources.
for Week
Low
•
Line
PiDe
15 Vac
*
1
1
Reichhold
Jan
19C
1
—
Mining
Explorations
1.10
25c
*
Rayrock Mines—
Realm
Reef
Aug
68c
31c
*
Oil
Ranger
Transcontinental
3.15
1
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Radicre
Jan
5c
*
.
Aug
5.00
32c
1
1
*
1
Queens'ton Gold Mines
Transmountain
20c
26c
1
1
I
—1
1
Gold—:
Par
High
8.35 Mar
3.15
8,350
3.25
Prospectors
Provo
Low
5.55 Aug
1,700
5.75
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.55
5.75
East Dome
Uranium Mines
Preston
Shares
Low
Pat
Last
for Week
Skies
Week's
Friday
Range
•f Prices
Last
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 28
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
14c
22c
Feb
1.40
L05
1.03
1.10
52,400
68c
1
5%C
5%C
5%c
2,500
5c
May
-1
26%'C
25c 26Vac
14,500
25c
Aug
;
Metal
Electric
Zulapa
Mining
Uranium
1
50c
51c
1,380
45c
May
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1
70c
63 c
,75c
25,766
50c
Jun
82c
1
4'/2c
4%c
5c
24,600
4VaC Aug
7Vac
•
37
37
38'%
420
36 V4
Jan
•
82
80'/4
82'A
5,425
68 Va
Jan
90
*
—1
1
6 %c
6,700
5 Vac
May
8Vac
121/4
12%
12%
9,145
UVa
Jun
15 >/4
Jan
29'/a
27 'A
29 %
2,575
23%
Feb
35%
Jun
50
50
300
42
Jan
50
25c
2.65
j.
Aug
Jan
j
Apr
2.65
2.65
300
22c
22c
22c
1,003
1
Jun
40c
20c
Jun
35c
<
3.10 May
Jan
2.60
Feb f
43 Va Mar
Steel of Canada
8c.-
.
.
Jan
Stedman Bros
1.44 May
Jan
Jan
Starratt Nickel
1.50
f
Zenmac
Zenith
Jan
2.00
'
!._l
J
Mines
Jan
66c
*
a
Jun
Stanfock
Steeloy Mining _—
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A—
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon River Gold
Oil
20c
18c
21c
10,000
1
1.52
1.40
1.55
10,500
7c
7c
2,200
1.80
2.00
6,005
17 %c 17 J/2 c
2,500
Gas—
1
Sunburst
Explor
Superior
Propane
common—:
-
Inlet
__
Jun
6c
1.80 Aug
111/4
Feb
100
23 Va
July
5.50
2,975
3.15
15%
15 J/2
*
4.00
1.10
6c
4.10
1.10
7GO
15
Jan
July
July
23 Va July
7.50 July
17%
Feb
5Va Mar
3.80
Feb
4,150
1.00
Jan
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
1.25
Apr
—*
common
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Texas Calgary
Third
1
25c
—:
General
Canadian
Class
5%
Dominion
1957
Jan
Jun
9 Va Mar
1.75
1.68
1.80
,12,300
2.75
2.70
2.80
3,300
47c
49c
8,100
55c
92
92
Finance
49
*
.
7%
50c
6c
1.08
1.03
•
9Qc
10
61
1.10
Andian
National
Asbestos
Bulolo
Corp
Gold
Canada
Canadian
Cottons
99c
3,000
61
1.13
14c
68 V»
23
100
38 y4
39%
3.286
37
85
35
Jun
37
38
250
36 V#
Jun
4.90
300
4.50
Jan
8.50
7.20
7.50
230
7.20 Aug
75c
75c
500
26 Vs
27%
20,498
38%
38
33'%
35%
128
128
—
warrants
+
Trans
Canada
Exp
Trans
Canada
Pipeline
7.20
*
Ltd
1
——-
%
•
1
27%
l
-
•
6
Oreille
Mines:
Bros
Jun
16
110
Gold
:
53
Jun
Jun
31
Feb
44 V#
Jan
43 Va
Jan
43
Jan
'
27% Mar
10
125
33
33
10
31
50
50
165
40
;
_
1
»
;
Corp__'
>
,
126
May
Aug
July
'
Feb
Aug-
37% July
167
Apr:
36J/4 Mar.
53 J/2 July
;
.
2.21
2.35
79C
*
38
2.00
1,650
41
41%
90
76c
80c
6,000
35
38
720
41%
1
•
Apr
2.95
41
-
Aug
50
60c
Feb "
99c
34% Aug
40 %
Jun.
Jan
Jun:
i4ay,
Jun
Jan
Aug
36% May '
25% July
25
July
Jan
13
Aug:
Aug
Jan
Jan
"
:
;
Cons
23
36%
Jun
60c
25
'i
FOOTNOTES TOR OIJT-OF-TOWN
•
a
No
par
Odd
value.
~
lot sale <not Included
range).-
.
Jan
In year'e
Jan
1.30
Jan
f Flat
Mar
30%
Jan
rCash sale
e
CANADIAN MARKETS
price
wd When delivered,
wi When issued.
"
x
Ex-dividend.
y
(not Included.In year's range).
&
-
Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
(Un ) Admitted to unlisted
7
delivery sale (not Included
in year's range).
"
"'
Selling ex-interest.
v'.
'
:
:
11V#
AND
t
:
d Deferred
Jun
,'i
j
Feb !
33c
33
2.50
4
45
29%
50
4
common—:
Jan
Mar :
98
15c
'
.
'
warrants
Mines
8
4.00 Mar
19 V4
2,050
51
Jan
84% July
150
2,430
35%
Zellers
23
•
91
28%
5
41Va
-
5
563
Yukon
95
48
32,700
90
26%
126
Price
1,050
Mar
25c
20c
90
26 V4
Apr
2,136
35
37 V4 May
124
Jan
14
Aug
2,618
26 Va
July
48
Jan :
'
40
28%
Apr
25
38%
24V2C
4.65
9% Feb
3.00 Aug
•
Aug
27J/b
800
•__*
•—
-
Jan
Jun
510
126
1.53
62
Feb ;
May
3.30
18
6 Ve
26 y4
1.96
45c
36 J%
27
3.10
^_1
Flour
July i
5%
7.50
Ogilvie
8
8 J/4
3.00
4
Copper
Jan
Jun
1
Gaspe
Pend
13Va
40
370
910
International Paper common
International Utilities
„u__—
Apr
47%
;
—
40
5
300
39
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
37
A
•
24%
Feb
4.75
class
——
—
(1956)
Loblaw lnc
Jan
9,445
39%
common..
Canada
Jan
Jan
!
.
High
V
6%
1,116
'20
i
Jun
July
4:10
v-
5
8
27c
31%
19 %
—
13% July
22V2C
30%
22
r___.
Paper
of
Low
10,387
4.00
Oil
Dupont Co
100
7
31%
IIl5
;
Dominion Glass
6
.
63/4
Apr
93
*
class A
Feb
Dalhousie
'
6%
•
Range Since Jan.1
.
Aug
74 Va May
*
-
Marconi
Copper
Rand
99c
83c
27,700
30 c
55c
20
;
Ingersoll
Consolidated
Shares
common
Aug
July
i
for Week
High
20
:
—4
Dredging
.4
Sugar-
Canadian
Coast
Range
6
..
Dominion
&
Jan
5 VaC
i
'
Sales
of Prices
Low
1—5
Develop
Aug
6%
!
Curb Section
Dollars
Week's
Corp.—1
Anglo Newfoundland
—
Canadian
Last
10
31,850
90c
28c
Feb
2.48
3.70 May
in
ale Price
45c
5,500
1
Jan
Aug
92
290
5 VaC
Jan
Aug
36c
6,400
UVa
7Va
'
61
910
48c
11 Va
48c
1
5%c
.
common
—
1.87
502
92
1.68 Aug
47c
Exchange
Expressed
Par
21% July
8%
5,200
•
Trusts
Works
preferred
1956
9
100
55c
Bank
Elevators
General
B
120
8%
67 Va
Ltd-:
Mines
Traders
20%
10c
Mines
Silver
Toronto Iron
12
65
1
-
Petroleums
Torbrit
Toronto
Mar
.1
Tombill
Toronto
Apr
80c
55c
Mines
Toronto
89c
Apr
67 Va
Inv
*
Tidal
Aug
60c
*
common
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncllffe Park
Tiara
65c.
1,000
,100
Ltd
Canada
Preferred
1
1
;
3,000
60c
8%
12
10
68c
60c
Preferred
Texaco
65c
1
—,
—
Are
Friday
Canadian
Taurcanis
Shown
Mar
6Vac Jan
2,100
Prices
2.85 Mar
Aug
4c
427,500
Toronto Slock
Mar
11c
18 V#
1,145
23%
15%
*
Jan
27c
16'A
j
July
2.10 May
Jan
16c
16
4c
Sylvanite Gold
July
4.80
—
-50c
—
1.10
23%
16
1
Industries
SwitBon
—,
Gold
Cons
12c
5.00
—.
Supertcst Petroleum ordinary
Surf
17 %c
25
Preferred
Warrants
1.82
1
;•
Mines—
Sullivan Cons
7c
—1
Contact
Sudbury
6c
20
—1
—.
Submarine
—
1
Ex-stock
-.
Ex-rights,
z
dividend.
trading privilege*.
Volume
Number 5877
190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(909)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday
August
45
SECURITIES
28
Av
The
following bid and asked quotations
obtained from the
National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
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 tseriiritip*
— —
which have a wide national distribution."
-~7""
/V7"
~"~;V
"
not
or
represent actual transactions.
are
They are intended
as
a
'
.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air
Bid
Products
Box
American
Amer
Board
Cement
Co
10%
46
49 %
26%
27%
1
Corp
Amer Commercial
American
American-Marietta
AMP
Arden
0
29
31
5
21%
23
39
42
Grlnpeii
Corp
•
4
45%
49
G roller/
Society
1
Farms
Gas
Co
Bell
&
5
100
107
130
136
131
138
61
Hearst ;Cons Publications cl
A-25
37%
39%
Helenp
22%
23%
Helmerick &
26%
28%
tiigh
28%
30%
Hilton
Hoover^Co
lo
.
140
1
146
22%
'
10
11%
g8%
1
203/4
22%
10
16
42%
Black
Hugotoh
Foods
Botany
Bryson
Bowser
Inc
33%
Indianapolis
24%
International
18
1
19%
8%
$1.20
Brown
&
Brush
ADR
Sharpe Mfg Co
Steel
Bullockls
Inc
Burndy
(H
49%
35%
30%
32%
19
20%
1
___
M)
Co
&
10c
9%
Cla'sS;
Iowa
„
Interstate Tel
California
Oregon Power Co
California
Calif
Canadian
&
Bantam
66 %
37
40 3
*
19'%
21
13
14 %
17%
18 5
Sys.l
5
Pacific
Power
272
26%
28'A
Southern
Union
288
Power
Co
Power Co
Eng Tel Co
Gas
25
Co
1
Gas
Producing
Co—1
Southwestern Elec Service Co
Southwestern States Tel Co
313%
52 %
14
Staley
46 %
Stand
16%
17%
Standard
5%
6%
Standard
E)
(A
Fruit
45%
49%
Kansgs-Nebraska
41,
30%.
32'%
Kennametal
4%
Trust ctfs
5'%
;
3
44
,
KetChum
36%
Keystone Portland
16
Koehrlng
Co_5
47%
50%
Kratter Corp class A
10
25%
39
60%
42
33%
36%
Louisiana
Electric
Central
Maine
Power
Central
Public
Utility Corp
Central Soya Co_.
Central Telephone
Co
*
Co
Serv
B
Co
Interstate
34%
1
Gas
Co
Lucky Stores
10%
.
Lone
16%
10
Ludlow
Star
16%
21
8%
7%
1
34
cl B—5
Inc
.—
Co
9%
7%
37%
Macmlllan
24%
Madison
*
Strong
Wells
Trust
Bank
of
(San
Bank
Bank
Bahkers
1%
26%
28%
Boatmen's
30
32%
40%
58
Camden
Trust
St
Trust
Colorado
Oil & Gas Corp coin—3
12%
13%
Marmon
1
13
14'%
Chase
25
19%
21%
1
25%
27%
Chemical
1
7%
8%
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
28'%
30%
Trust
Light & Power Co_*
-2.50
23%
21%
3
12%
13%
Citizens
lc
4%
5%
17
18%
Tratisp Lines Inc.l
Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig Systems Inc
1
10%
15%
16%
9%
Cross
29%
Products—5
Rock
Continental
Copeland
—5
—
1%
McNeil
Corp
Industries
Steel Corp
Machine
2%
Eng
17
Co
30%
2
64%
68%
—1
Laboratories
Co..
Minneapolis Gas
28%
5%
30%
6%
32 %
14%
17
25%
16
18%
27%
—7%
Inc—
27 ■«'
Mohawk
49%
Mountain
Bush
Duriron
Co
14%
-
Utilities
Rubber
Fuel
Co
Co
National
48 %
8%
51%
Tennessee
Nat
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
El
Electro-Voice
Co
Gas
Oil
&
Corp
Equity Oil Co
Financial
Foote Bros
Class
Frito
Gas
Natl Bank
Natl Bank 0! Boston—12%
New
&
Eng
Gas
File
Elec
Oil A Gas Corp
First
24%
First Natl Bank
17
18%
First
Natl Bank
National
of
4%
First
Natl Bank
First
10
Dallas
Water Co $4 pfd_*
70%
75/4
First
Gas—_—19
17%
18%
Co——3
21%
22 %
39
43
42
44%
Northeastern
21
22%
Northwest
36%
39%
Northwestern
14 V?
16
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
21
Natural
Pub Serv
1
of
49
Oklahoma Miss River
12%
Olin
Prod—10c
5%
5%
12%
20%
Oil
31%
Gas
Tail
59%
88%
Pabst
23%
Pacific
Co
B
22
33 %
62%
84%
21%
Corp
*
1
Power
&
Island
Glrard
Hanover
Harris
Brewing
265
36%
30%
105
281
39%
32%
110
71%
75%
71
75%
37%
46%
50%
27%
30%
40%
92
43%
95%
42
62%
66%
338
72%
Co
Corp
Airmotive
•
12%
1
13%
5%
11%
26
28
B
17%
19%
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
16%
17%
Corp.
1
12%
13%
Pacific
89%
49
51%
of
36
39%
Long
10'/a
11
38%
11%
Pacific
Bk
cl A—5
5
11
19%
%'
20%
Pacific Far
Pan
East Line
Uranium Mines..
American
Sulphur
Packing
Co
Co
1
,_10
Corp
42
38%
(Calif)
34%
32%
2.50
5%
7%
pfd—20
19%
8%
21 %
Pendleton
Pepsi-Cola
Tool
Corp
Indus
General
Permanente Cement
Pfaudler-Permutlt
10c
4
40%
4%
Co__70c
20
21%
1
27
29%
21%
—1
20%
Bottlers—1
1
13
14
26%
10
35%
28 %
38'A
109
112%
(Chicago)—100
520
556
Northern
Tr
Co
(N Y)
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
N
J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
&
Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
35
37%
94
Boston
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal Btate Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
Int'I
Bank
(Wash
(N Y)_10
footnotes
see
20
9%
44%
1st
Natl Bk
Second Bank-State
10%
(Wash)—20
48'A
Street
86
90%
34%
37%
12%
55%
59%.
22%
24'A
47
51%
43%
46%
10
2%
28
30%
10
11
10
54
58%
33
36%
94'A
20
Mass-)
(Boston
Second Natl Bank of
Phlla—10
(Los
Angeles)
98
37,'A
103
25
(New York)
39%
Trade Bk & Tt Co
67'
72'A
Trust
16%
18%
Union
Co of New
Bank
of
(N Y)
Jersey
Commerce—
40
43
C)
United
States Trust
Co—
(Boston)
(Phlla)—5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
For
90
18
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
10
D
47%
86%
84
59%
I
Co
44
St Louis Union Trust Co_;—20
57%
(Chic)—20
of Com
Trust
60
175
(Cleveland)
Industrial
44%
56%
89
56%
Industrial Natl Bank of
R
22'A
42%
Natl Bank of
54%
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
—25
Hudson Tr. Co (Union City)—8
Bk
67%
160
Rockland-Atlas
Bk—15
Hudson
Providence
64
20%
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
York__10
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Industrial
40%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Exch
New
Sav
33'A
25
Co
Security First Natl Bank
12
9 %
Mercury Electronics..90c
Pacific Power 81 Light Co
6Y2
Tr &
of
31
Trust
5
Bank
36%
Seattle
86%
Bank
10
Corn
56%
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
73%
N Y
Trust
54
53.
of Newark—12 %
34%
69
Natl
Bank
65
50%
Natl State Bk
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
13%
Old Ben Coal Corp
32%
Natl
34%
60%
York Trust
67
Rochelle
New
31%
25
J)
New
39
City Bank (NY)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
(Philadelphia)—10
Franklin
7.50
Essex
&
(N
New
25
Westchester
(Albany)
Banking Co
39%
10
& Trust Co
First
84
&
36 %
Louis—20
County
St
Bank
37
324
Natl
of
Co
National Newark
New
100
(Jersey City) .25
12
Passaic
132
Bank of
12%
Co
Gas
Penn
1
Gear & Mach
Gas
25%
23
50c
4%
*
Telep
23%
;—*
Corp
11%
11%
~
Gen
Assoc—8
Co
Thermador
(Atlanta)
1
2.50
B
Service
General
6%
Fir&t Natl Bank of Chicago
Norris
Trust
(Cleve)—16
Trust
First
Co
Co
Garlock
&
First
Parker Hannifin
_
(Minn)—10
Bk
127
Plains
15%
1
Corp__*
Brothers Co
Steel
(White
27
5
»
355
Detroit
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
27'%
5
10%
Fisher Governor
Florida
Tr
(Camden N J)
North
Mortgage Assn.100
Boston Corp
10
Fisher
Co
North American Coal
Natl
Charter
&
14'A
Otter
First
Comerclal
Natl
15 %
11%
30
Oil Co_
National
Bank Stk Corp
13%
1
10c
First
24%
30
335
10
23%
62%
28 Ys
50
(NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) __10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
14 %
7%
Federal
0
59%
of
City Bank
5
Camden
10
Westchester_5
of
Bank
National
Federation Bk & Tr Co
First
103 V8
National
Fairfield County Trust Co
75%
51%
100%
National Bank
50
65%
73%
25
York
85%
Empire Trust Co (NY)
27%
32'%
173
47%
48%
(SF)_10
26%
New
of Boston.10
81
33%
12%
E'mhart Mrg Co
State
,
69
68%
Co
50c
*"19%
45%
Empire
39%
164
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
45%
Natl Bk
First
Nicholson
/
67%
65%
24%
22'%
1
46%
65
National
25
23%
—2
43%
Merchants Natl Bk
(Chicago) _25
Co
Crocker-Anglo
.
of
Shops of Del—1
21WI
(Texas)—*
Inc
43%
National Shirt
20%
Corp
Electrolux
36%
40%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50o
9%
2
1
30%
33%
27
*' 25
Associates—10
30%
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
(Buffalo)
10
Bank
Trust
York)
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
Manufacturers & Traders
—10
Southern
Trust
24%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
York
Co—
&
32%
22%
48%
8
(NY)_12%
(Savannah)
Co—1
Gas
Inc—
Laboratory Inc
Electric
Paso
—
New
71
10
2'/2
Nortex
East
New
45%
Phila_10
(Chicago)
County
61%
———-—1
Nalco Chemical Co
30%
,
—1'
Supply Co
40%
105
.
37%
42%
2%
—
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
Valley Barge Line Co
28%
—1
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
Co
39%
2
Inc
Corporation
.
38
—1"
Bradstreet Inc
&
Manhattan Bk
110
30
61
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
46
—1
of
Ask
28%
16
J)
Cleve
of
City Natl Bk & Tr
Inc—
24%
Co
(N
Bk
83%
.
10%
9%
13%
5
Co
Bank
10
(Phila)
Bank
Bid
103
58%
43%
common
10%
5
28%
A
15%
9%
Companies
Trust
96
15%
Co__5
94%
67
41
1
Sons
91 Va
Bank
90
Class
14%
26%
_10
(N Y)
Co
Natl
296
24%
26%
5
&
Natl
Bank
283
10
25
Missouri
R)
100
Co_12%
21%
Inc
50%
Connecticut
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter
50c
Par
46%
Commercial Trust of N J
19%
Inc
48
42%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
18
Corp
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
-20
Liberty Real Estats Bk & Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
62%
18%
25%
Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
A
24%
14%"
Arts
S
17%
95
Gas
Timber
Ask
22%
13
Corp
&
59
1
5
1
Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Chemical
T
Bid
10
5
16%
Bridge Co——1
5'/a
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
24
Natural
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Witco Chemical
5
Wood Conversion Co
B
Wurlltzer Company
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
l
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
23 y4
10%
90%
Corp 5
4%
21'A
32%
Mississippi
Dunham
60%
—6%
80
Miss
Dun
12'/a
56
Cleveland
14 %'
Dura
21'A
11 '/8
40%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
-
46%
19'A
57'A
30%
27
Duffy-Mott
35%
43'A
41%
54
37
13%
(R
13%
33%
37%
28%
&
25
Donnelley
12'A
5
•
Danly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (LA) Co
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Diebold
47%
5
5
1
Inc
.*
(W L)
Miller Mfg
-
44%
Publishing Co
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
1
Co
B
Dictaphone
19%
7.50
Meredith
11%
0
common
Engine
Cutter Laboratories class A
Di-Noc
28%
18%
20
Centl-Penn
Internut
45%
27
1
Weyerhaeuser
(Newark)_25
Co
Trust
Central
McLouth
N
National
15%
Detroit
42'A,
Western
59'A
2%
Louis
St
21%
McLean
20'/a
55
5
Virginia
14
Maxson
8%
19'/a
18%
Lt & Telephone Co
10
Western Massachusetts Cos —1
9 %
43%
54
of
20
23%
34%
7%
18
39
8
25
of New York
92%
1
25
32'A
•
Manufacturing Co.*
Point
Whiting
(S F)
Commerce
__1
Consul Freight ways
21%
Western
!
Francisco)
Inc
Maryland
Co
of
Marlin-Rpckwell Corp__—
i
69%
20%
1
Bank
51%
■
60'A
65'A
1
38%
Corp.,
America
27-4
Corp
56'A
•
1
Bank and Trust
48%
Gas
5
10
36%
Delaware Corp—1
Co
1
Struthers
25%
Herrington Co Inc
Marquardt Aircraft
(S D) Co
1
27%
5
preferred
Prods
34%
36%
10
2.50
25 %
33%
1
Auto
31'A
Co
West
Corpij:!—_________1/25
Cobb & Co Inc
1
1
Maremont
18%
l1
Brothers
58
6'A
Milling & Elev Co
-
17'A
Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp
30%
Colorado
.
141/8
1
54
5%
26%
Electric Co_—16
&
13'/a
Warren
25%
28'A
88%
•
Co
Gas
33'A
50c
Watson Bros Transport "A"
Westcoast Transmission
Stouffer
Broad
32 %
26'A
31
1
Warner & Swasey Co
9'A
Chemical
31%
.36%
30
51%
24'A
18
Steamship
Hotels
25
50c
Mfg & Sales
14%
48%
22%
Register
1
com
Co
33%
13%
16%
Mfg Co
&
17%
19
1
Steel
22%
2%
—
Co
Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
5%
15%
1
common.:
Inc
Blower
35%
313/4
2%
18
lc
Liberty Loan
.
17%
1
Prod
Lau
27'%
331/2
9
Co
46%
16%
1
-
27%
10
Power
13%
43%
25
—
22%
16
33%c
Corp
Gas
64
5%
cl A__33%c
com
12'%
3
,_
25%
Utilities Inc
21
Pressed Steel
American
1
Co
States Truck Lines Inc.l
5%
38%
5
Cem
35%
Varian Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
17%
23%
1
Par
21%
6
—1
Inc——______
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Laiiolin Plus
25%
—.10
Corp__
Chattanooga Gas Co
Co
121/8
33
_2%
27
0
17%
30%*.*
10
Kentucky Utilities Co
1£%/
10
Inc
23%
Class
8%
1
Freight Sys Inc
Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
Speer
127/S
4s
53/3
ny4
Upper Peninsular
16 %
1
Spector
19%
43
Gas_5
1
Warren
Stepan
14%
Cummins
357/3
a
Statler
34%
Company,
Crouse-Hinds Co
14%
33%
Leasing Corp
Utah Southern Oil Co
__2%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
58
131/4
States
States Servaterla Corp_l
States Sugar Corp
l
47%
41%
21%
Consolidated
48'A
United
45
26%
5
Connecticut
44
Supply Co
Pipe Line Corp
Gas
United
United
United
United
303/b
38'%
10
conv
United States Chem Mil Corp__l
91/2
28'A
New
24%
3%
$1.25
10%
24%
10
1
Nevada
$1.4^ preferred
*•
Kalamjazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Co
Commonwealth
gi/2
21'/b
64 %
Co
Colorado
33%
1
24%
19%
29%
Gas
Stores
13%
311/4
28%
•
Colorado
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
Gas
Radio
12 %
1
20%
Co
583%
&
Collins
22%
1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Corp
26%
Co
55%
&
Colonial
20%
Topp Industries inc
Co
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_B
19'A
Southern
yj
Central
class
66%
133/4
Water
1
Central Indiana Gas Co
Engines
4%
32'A
Stores
23%
12%
Kaiser! Steel
Central Electric
States
3%
g3
Drug
Inc
22%
5
18%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
1
V.
29%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Corp
23%
l
10c
Calif
Southern
48
_1
Natural
22
•
18%
29%
.
*
50c
17 %
Southern
8
29%
Co__15
common
23'A
Trans
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv
18%
1
Corp
21%
•
415/3
27
7%
1
Tractor
38%
1
7
5'A
43
12%
2
Jessop Steel Co
17%
9%
43^
40
15%
7'/2
27%
lOr
1
Corp—1
31%
Co
26
Cedar Point Field
Common
37%
1
Co
Cable
1
Ltd.
26%
9
1
24
.Southern
■
.
Coastal
72
*
Southwest
1
5
&
Jervis Corp
li,
Clinton
53 %
35'A
543/4
27%
Products
Citizens Util Co
49
68
__2
25%
i
Vt Pub
Tokhelm
9'A
•
5
27%
Central
16%
8%
Jamaica Water Supply
Jeffeisbn Electric Co
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co.
Central
15%
9%
16%
Oil
Elec
Thrifty
Time
5
39%
Carlisle
111
18%
25%
1
15%
12%
31%
25
l
143/3
Corp.—
South
Inc—
& Heintz Inc
Nat
IIY2
29%
Co
36%
60%
Steel
62%
Corp
Utilities
30%
45%
20c
5
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.)
Cannon Mills class B com
2f
Ceco
26%
1
<?orp '
6%
29%
1
20
Telep Co
Delhi
24%
•
Co
41%
53/3
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co class A_
Three States Nat Gas Co
23 %
•
(G D) & Co
Sierra
28
Co
Service
97
38%
Transmis
_1
Service Co—25
Water
Water
26%
10
comrrfbn
a
Iowa/ Southern
Itek
10%
•
Freight
111
*
Seismograph Service Corp
7%
37%
Corp
Securities
Public
Tack
California
76 3%
6%
34
Co
Investors Diver Services
32 %
46
32
_io
Corp
Byllesby
29%
•
Co
13
1
Textbook Co
Motor
Interstate
19%
1
10
Co
Castings
Searle
73
1
Co
Bakeries
inierfetat-e
8%
17%
preferred—25
Beryllium
Buckeye
"
Water
Texas
1
Co
Petroleum
Jacinto
Schiela
28
11%
Inc
Water
91
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
42%
25c
Inc
(H H)
24%
Corp
17
Manufacturing Co__2%
San
Co
Interstate Engineering
8%
7%
Gas
Interstate
'
Paper Corp
Inc.
&
64%
.
Myers
A
Corp
Skil
Mills
Indiana
12%.
23%
12%
Corp
_3
Rice Mills Inc__3'/a
Sabre-Pinon
6%
26
1
1
Indian/(Head
31
1
18%
1
&
8%
22%
Texas Natural Gasoline
Ryder System Inc
15%
60%
1
Stores.;
Industries
Bowater
Inc
28%
Simplex Wire
11%
Light Co__l
2
Stoker
8'A
•
33%
5%
Husky Oil Co.
•
Power &
&
Production
53
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Marie Reid
& Paper Corp—
5
Corp_^_
Sivalls
Borman
Inc
14
17%
common
Hugototi Gas Trust "units"
45%
l
41%
491/2
Robertson
11%
31%
Class/A
17%
25
9'A
30%
38%
Rockwell
41%
_•
Gas
Field Mat
Hudson!^ Pulp
73%
11
38%
2%
8%
5
Robbins
8%
61
1
Natural
HoustoiJ Oil
12%
.1
Markets
Houston
24%
12'%
7%
56%
1
—
Houston Corp
Gossert :Co
Black Hills
Corp—
class A
19%
23%
1
Roadway Express class
14%
11%
1
Corp
28
18
lc
Corp_7
Gas Pipeline Co_l
Texas Eastern
_l
River Brand
32%
16"%
1
Tekoil
32%
Gas Co
14%
30
Corp__l
5
20
31
Products
Natural
Gas
Tappan Co
18%
B
Richardson Co
Riley
13%
Ind class A
1
Payne Inc.—_____
predit
-
18%
Co
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire HaLhaway
Beryllium
Jpurfcis
Vjbltage Engineering
•
21%
Bros, Bag Co
Bemis
A)
common..
7%
Ask
133/4
1
1
0
1
Bid
l
Inc
Tampax Inc
Purjna Co
Republic
35%
10
M
Class,: b
.10
Mfg Co
.7)
32%
Co class A com_10
10
Baxter Laboratories
\ Bay less-(A
Controls__l
Inc
19'%
l
&
&
6%
6
Mexico
Sugar
Ltd
Corp
Refining Co
Corporation
Hamp
Alegre
Purolator
3
New
Greene
30%
5%
35%
Hannah
28%
18%
57%
of New
Ralston
5
Corp.
Products Inc
Oil
%
32%
of
Corp
28
10c
1
Co
Co
Purex
34 %
A
5
Co
Co
Corp
Spring
2
2.50
0
Properties Inc
Punta
Haloid Xerox
26%
Co_____5
Construction
Associated
10c
Corp
1
Pub Serv
187
31%
Corp
of America
Pub Serv
Va
39%
l
Power
Gas
Arvida
177
Co
Pudco Petroleum
35%
37
*
Public Service
Metal
Sulphur Corp
32
4
Western
Bates
Gustln-jBacon Mfg
19%
common
Missouri
Aztec
Gulf
56
18%
Co
1
Arkansas
Avon
43%
51%
Hagan/Chemicals
Arkansas
Art
40%
1
preferred
Arizona
Fire Bricx
2
Inc
Co
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7.50
Incornorated
Partic
Producing
Green Mountain Power
Corp-
Propane
Syntex
25%
*_»reen
Suburban
Suntlde
23%
GlasSpstr Co
Gas Service
21%
Co_2
76%
Stubnitz
Suburban
28%
Potasn
24%
Par
10%
44%
20
Portsmouth
31%
24%
9%
42
26%
21%
29%
23
•
8%
20
A
Corp
Gas Co
,...
Ask
7"%
1
73%
3%
2
Portland General Electric
Co_7%
Glddtngs& Lewis Mach Tool
39%
Bid
Corp
Plymouth Rubber Co
Co
Giant Portland Cement
22%
Co
Gobain
Anheuser-Busch
Telep Co of "the Southwest
5%,%) preferred..
20
5
Pipe & Const Co
Amer-Saint
Ask
Gen
11%
5
Co
Greetings CI "A"
Hospital Supply Corp
American
Bid
10
Barge Line
Express
American
Amer
Par
1
Inc
Lumber
Pioneer Natural
Ask
1
American Biltrite Rubber Co-100
Pickering
—1
10
—J®
Y)—20
(Phoenix Arls)_»
44%
47%.
United States Trust (N
21
23
Valley Nat Bk
13%
14%
Wachovia Bank & Trust
41%
preceding page.
43%
(Winston-Salem
N
C)
90%
48'A
51%
193/4
21%
Co—
®
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
(910)
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday
Mutual Funds
Pair
Fundu—
Mutnal
Fund
25(3
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Investors Fund
...1
American Mutual Fund Inc---1
Amer Research & DevelopmentAssociated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
Abenleen
2.40
2.18
7.82
8.46
—4.39
—4t69
Investment
5.50
6:oi
B-2
California Fund Inc
17.75
14.63
15.45
7.96
8.70
Life Insurance Investors Inc—_1
18.78
20.52
Inc—1
6.59
7.18
Mutual Fund—*
a47.30
Electrical
General
—100
Shares——1
1
J
& Stock
j
—I
1
Trust_I
Inc
Consolidated Investment
-1
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
3.89
17.26
19.28
20.96
Mass
17.08
18.57
shares
Units
Fund
11.60
18.56
18.75
Mutual
Shares
74
79%
Mutual
Delaware
Fund—
Delaware
Income Fund Inc
11.72
10.66
X9.3G
10.26
National
Investors
9.53
10.44
National
Securities
2.50
—-25c
22.10
24.90
3.14
3.44
1
14.68
15.96
Growth
E
Series
Shares——
Dividend
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & HowardBalanced Fund
-1
:1
Stock Fund
Investment Corp—-1
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc——
20c
Fidelity capital Fund
1
Electronics
,
.3.62
20.84
23.76
14.44
7.73
New
England
20.86
21.07
New
York
8.32
8.62
Growth
39%
Insurance
Owners
(Fla)
12.20
6.55
Jefferson
4.75
Jersey
913
Nucleonics
13.32
——5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
17.97
19.43
4.65
5.09
Oppenhelmer
10c
5.90
6.45
Fund Inc
-1
Founders Mutual Fund—
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lo
2 67
2.92
10.98
11.93
Inc
Florida Growth Fund
Mutual
Florida
lo
2
1
1
1
series
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
Inc
General
Capital
—-—
Corp
One
William
Securities
Penn
13.50
.6.11
6.74
19.91
21.82
2.23
2.42
17.16
8.02
Price
Group SecuritiesAutomobile shares
10.72
24.26
X14.66
11.57
Shares—lc
—.—lo
-lc
Chemical shares
lo
Common (The) Stock Fund_lo
Food shares—
lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares:
lc
Scudder
Equip
shares—,
Fund
Capital Growth
—
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Institutional
Railroad
Scudder Stevens &
17.76
15,06
8.23
9.02
10.52
11.52
7.12
7.81
Smith
8.70
9.53
Southwestern
Sovereign
Fund
(Edison
lc
10.77
11.80
2.24
2.47
Sterling
Television-Electronics Fund
7.50
T»va«
—lc
11.80
12.92
Townsend
—lc
8 09
8.87
Growth
Steel
shares—
shares—
Tobacco
lc
Utilities
FtinH
11.51
12.61-
Twentieth
19.31
19.89
United
Guarding Mutual Ftfnd Inc—1
21.69
;——10c
5.26
5.74
10c
5.20
Continental
Income
United
Income
Fund
Inc—1
8.49
9.28
Value
Line
Income
\
9.84
10.75
Value
Line
Special
1
9.90
10.80
Investors.
Institutional
Shares
Institutional
Inst
Ltd—
Growth
Tc
12.59
lc
11.16
12.21
11.81
12.92
13.77
Funds
Fund
Wall
Fund.lc
Fund
Bank
United
-••
Foundation Fund
Institutional
13.
1962
March
Nov.
June
March
11,
12,
1.
Aug
20
99
2%s
May
1,
97.6
97.14
3 %s
95.12
4'As
Mar.
97.28
98.9
4%s
1
15.89
17.32
9.68
10.58
11,
1968
1969
7.84.
5.95
6.50
13.17
14.32
Bid
Ask
3%s
Feb
4s
May
Washington
l'%s
8.14
8.90
11.61
12.62
1'%
Oct.
s
14.25
8
99.24
99 26
99 22
99.26
5.11
Wisconsin
Fund Inc
*
Amer
Gobain Corp
St
&
Petroleum
Lonib
5%s_1983
Opt 4%s
1979
1980-76
6s
3'As
Burlington Industries 4'As
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
1975
Ry 4s
1969
4%s
Inc—1
5.85
6.39
i%s
Oct.
1'%S
El
3.88.
1
8.29
Ferro
Corp 3%s
Trailer
General
Port
General
Time
Gen'l
10.71
3%
11.70
12.63
13.73
1
4s
.
1961
94.12
94.20
98 4
98.8
Feb.
99.30
99
100
1,
1962
92 16
92.24
Aug.
15,
1962
99.26
99.30
Oct.
1,
Nov.
1960
Feb.
1960
1 %s
April
99.3
99.5
100.5
1Q0.7
1961
97.20
96
l%s
98.26
::
5 Vis
114
115
1975
106
15,
May
6.33
6.84
1961—
98.30
4%s
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
3.50%
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
99.30
3.45%
April
109%
111 %
133
k—
5s
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
Light &
ww
1982
Pow
—
&
May
Ask
ww
194
98%
1989
4%s
1981
102
102%
102%
103%
86%
87%
1-60
99.24
99.23
3-
1-60
100.27
99.31.
4.45%
Telephone—"
;
99.26
99.29
99 27
99.30
99.26
99.30
4.65 s
September
September 17,
September 21,
80
1989
-
Bid
102 Vi
.103
1967
110
:115
October
1982
125
127
October 22,
99%
99%
Amer
.
—
Gas
—1979
Stores
5 Vis
4%s
97%
17,
1959
December
22,
1959
1959
99,870
December
99.837
December
99.813
January
99.733
January
14,
99.641
99.652
99.569
99.581
January
28.
——
7,
99.494
99.509
24,
31,
1959
——-——
99.28
99.28
100.3
99.31
1960
1960
99.426
February
4,
99.340
99.358
February
11,
1960
1960
12,
19,
99.266
1959
December
3,
10,
.1959
—
1959
1958
99.286
February
18,
99.196
99.213
February
99.125
March
25
1960
1960
99.086
April
98.996
1959
27,
99.105
99.060
November
November
99.024
July 15,
22,
15.
98.926
98.851
98.831
98.760
98.667
Ask
98.956
98.883
98.863
98.794
98.233
98.247
98.155
98-053
1960
1960
January 15, I960—
January 21, I960—•————-—
1959.
November
107
December
99.925
99.410
'*•«
I
—
—
98.703
98.546
98.508
98.451
98.375
98.290
98.201
98.100
97.933
97.973
98.508
98.470
98.411
97.563
97.277
I960—.
96.119
1960
97.597
97.315
96.172
98
1971
.
___
1
96%
117
120
1970
5%s
U S Industries 4%s
Trans
105
99.978
99.825
1.
101%
•
L—
P
—
Corp
•-
96
1971
5s
Transcontinental
White
.
99.975
99.919
1959_—
December
10.0%
-
1979
Westcoast
1994
—1979
99.31
Yield Price
99.720
1959-
29,
November 5,
Eastern Transmission—r
,
Bid
99.800
1959
15,
October
Transmission—
—
—
1959
1959——
September 24, 1959
October 1, 1959
October 8, 1959—
82
.
51/48-—
1-GO
Ask
99.861
3, 1959
10, 1959_—
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww
4%s
99.24
4-60
2-60
6-
99
.
Gas—
&
45-
1-59
Yield Price
September
1969
1-59
3-59
9-
wi
United States Treasury Bills
113
1989
78-
4% %
4-60
110
Electric
5 Vis
2-59
1-59
5s__1977
—1973
Ask
2-
1-59
1-
98
4——
Service
5 Vis
87.8
4-59
11-
1989
4%s
Bid
Due
Dated
12-
85
100%
Underwood
1964
5-
1-59
84
103%
Textron
89
100.8
6-
2-59
83
102%'
.
100.4
4»/a%
4-
1963
100%
ww
Gas
15,
Rate
'
3-. 2-59
92
101%
Tenn
87
4Vs %
100
2-
103%
Pennsylvania Electric 5s
Phoenix Steel 5%S—
Texas
98%
Lgt
—•
Bell
laa
—
Power—
Long Island Lighting 5%s__1989
Lowensteln (M) & Sons—
47/eS
Co
87
80
_1984
Pacific Power.& I.gt 4%s___1974
Public
98.20
88.24
1964
1.
90.12
98.16
-
1963
99 30
99.28
Sperry Rand 5%s ww.
1989
Michigan
1975
5s
138
Corp 4%s___1979
Power
5%S
90 4
_
1963
97.24
93.10
Ask
103 %
.109
97%
1977
Cement
Centra*
134
1963
1,
May 15,
l%s Oct. 1.
91.16
97 30
93.6
1962
1963—
15,
4s
95.24
1960
91.8
1962
15,
97.12
I960—
3.75 %
Gas
Pacific Petroleum
98%
97
99
April
4s
3.75 %
5%s
Uran
96
130
98.28
..
1%S
99,28
3%s
1.
99.18
1%S
99.22
—
2%s
1,
1962
1962
15,
98.28
15,
Auk
1,
99,11
14.41
—1976
96%
_1976
4%s
Jersey
Northspan
Bid
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
16.03
13 33
1
;
14.71
1
5s
Illinois
Ohio
1977
.
4s
Tire & Rubber 6s
Houston
Can
92V2
1989
Natural Gas 5 Vis
Fruehauf
126
National
Northern
point
of a
9.06
1
.
Mueller Brass 3%s
1977
;
Paso
122
60
32nds
15,
98.20
April
Bid
89%
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consumers Power—
4%s
111%
110
58%
93'A
99.14
99.9
Aug.
Bonds—
1982
Corp 4VnS
Vought 5'As
Chance
109
1972
15,
1961
1960
1,
May
May
7.77
Security Issues
108
95'%
1,
Aug.
15,
18.57
4.24
4s
3.45%
British
99.24
90%
94'%
;
1972-1967
15,
15.
15.57
7.11
'
Fund
4.68
Bausch
91
89%
92'A
1971
Oct.
3%s
15, 1959——
April
17.08
1
1
Tnc__
lc
Ask
100.24
90
98 24
Feb.
1 %s
I960—
—
1959
1,
1
Ltd
Fund •' dc
Bid
99.24
1969
98.28
Mutual
Investors Fund
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Whitehall
Bonds—
92'A
98.8
Treasury Notes-(Continued)—
1960
15,
3%
10c
13.94
Recent
-
97.28
1969-.——
1970
1970-1967
1,
more
or
99.31
1959
15,
3%s Nov.
1
Inc
one
99.29
15,
Nov.
3%s
1
Street Investing Corp
12 75
7.65
91%
93.16
97'A
1968
20,
99.8
100.6
93
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Situations
lc
6.99"
4%s
98.28
20,
99.8
98.24
19631966—
March
98.16
10, 1965
98.24
99.30
19G2
1962-..———
May 2,
95.4
—
1963
1963
Maturity—
Sliares_i
Fund
TnstHu(tonal
Intl Resources Fund Inc
3%s Feb.
May
47/sS
98.24
1960
4s
99.28
98
II, S, Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
13.42
Inc
lc
Fund
23,
16.82
12.69
Fund
Canada
Fund
Institutional Income Fund
Tnsnr
Aug.
99.31
99.20
99.20
98.26
97.20
3,
99.28
1960
1960
99.4
98.18
——
1961
Sept. 20. 1961
4s
100
1,
99.23
99.24
99 14
I960—
1960
37.79
Fund
Science
Value Line
Incorporated
99.28
1959
10,
99.31
Sept.
a37.79
Fund-
Fund
2.84
Fund
April
100
Treasury Notes—
United
2.59
Income
June
3%s
10,
4Vbs
Inc—
a26,67
Incorporated
2%s
99 30
99.28
1959—.
Figures after decimal point represent
Accumulated
——1
Boston
April 20,
Dec.
41
Growth Inv..
Century
Funds
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
3%s
3%s
7.17
Income
Haydock Fund Inc
I960——_
1959
100.3
99,16
1960
1,
Feb.
7
United
H-DA
Series
1,
Feb.
4%s
Inc-1
Fund
United
Inc—
Funds
H-C7——
Series
Feb,
3%S
■
21.04
Hamilton
2'As
95%
Assn—
100.1
98.28
99.3 L
94%
11.08
15.36
Fund-
Inc—11
Growth Industry Shares
99.20
1959
20,
.
99.31
Bonds—
99.28
10,
3
International
&
Oct.
May 1,
1
Inc
TnC—
S
1960
1963
Farnham
U
1%S
99.31
99.30
1959
Bank
3%s
39
_-l
Investors
11.39
99.27
12.83
Roe
6.84
I,
Land
15.33
Street Investment Corp—•
10.40
1,
Feb
Federal
100
17.41
state
lc
Dec
4%s
99.30
1959
1,
4'As
99.20
100.3
Ask
99.29
Cooperatives—
Oct.
July 15,
April 1.
14.18
Stein
_lc
3.50s
Oct.
15 89
-
Bid
for
3 %s
11.74
—__.
32nds of a point
more
or
4 %s
1
7.40
Equipment shares
99.25
99.31
1960
March 10,
June
one
93
1
Inc
8.08
Railroad Stock shares
RR
32
98.20
1.25
14.94
Investment
46%
29%
Y
N
98
Boston—1
shares——lc
Bond
44
2
Co in the
Insurance
of
92.16
10.25
Investors
Fund
2
City
Westchester Fire
a30.51
6.75
Balanced
30%
1960
4%s April 10,
7.75
shares—-
...
a40.54
13.65
&
15,
13.
Nov.
3%s
*
Fund
B)
Oct.
3%s
14.10
—1
Shares—
Amer
Shareholders Trust of
49%
85 %
29
U S Life
100
99.27
Mortgage
4%s
Fund-,
46%
3
Ask
99.30
1960
4%s
4s
Clark—
&
common Stock
Selected
3%s
Clark
Inc
Scudder Stevens
96%
81'%
Co
15,
Natl
3.70s
8.08
13.04
'
9.02
16.33
19.16
7.43
25c
Inc
lc
shares
shares—
Petroleum
8,.53
8.23
14.92
15.93
17.63
Shares
of Canada
—lc
shares—lc
Bond
Merchandising
Mining
7.78
Dist
28
93
of Amer——2.50
Ins
Banks
I960:
3%s
Putnam Growth Fund
11.33
Building
8.80
—
10.56
Fund
40.53
8.14
Fund
Quarterly
9.60
40.12
Inc
(Geo)
35%
7%
26
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„lo
15,
April
Federal
Growth Stock
Rowe)
Fund Inc
1034
Electrical
24.50
8.83
2.50
—lo
Aviation-Electronics—
11.69
15,
April
3%S
18.51
Inc
Fund
.9%
99%
32'%
1959
15,
March
4.65s
16.89
Inc..
Puritan
8'%
95%
..
—
15, I960
Feb
Feb
4%-s
6.1.1
al5.20
Inc
Fund
Fund
(T
4%s
15,
3.80s Jan.
10.47
5.64
Corp—
Putnam
General Investors Trust——
14.93
10.22
Inc
Fund
Street
Pioneer
18.55
7.38
Pine
Sept.
4%s
Securities
Philadelphia
3%s
15.18
13.81
-
Square Mutual Fund—
Peoples
12.30
Life
Bid
13.89
Fund
*
1
10
60
7%
(NY)— _—_8
Co
5
Insurance
U S Fire
Figures after decimal point represent
Fund
Fund
U S
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Inc
raireet
United
56%
14.09
Over-The-Co enter
Iuc-_;
Fidelity Fund
Shares
96%
53%
(N Y)—2
Ins
34%
109
56'%
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.42
Chemistry &
Electronics
.91%
Ins —10
—
Standard
23.51
12.39
:
18.35
10
Co
—
9.98
8.62
X21.71
of Canada Ltd
12.25
Ins
Insurance Co of N Y
Capital Fund
16.97
Sec Life
5
—
Co
Life
32%
104
——-—10
Guaranty Co
Travelers
43%
7.15
!
,
Standard
Title
9%
43
40'%
Springfield Fire & Marine-—2
$0.50 preferred
10
Accident
60
40
Haven)j.——,—10
Standard
80%
8%
Co———10
Surety
(New
70%
76
56%
——-I
Co:
Ins
Life
66
Marine——_6.25
&
9.16
Series
Fund
Boiler
Insp & Insurance
Hotne
6.54
Stocks
Co.
194%
8 38
Stock Series—.
25.40
'40%
-35%
37
4.35
Series
26.67
74%
38%
23%
Corp
Fire
Seaboard
5
Steam
Paul
Security
187
5.99
.
__
Preferred Stock Series
94°
69
Quaker City Liie
Seaboard
'
Fla) _2'%
(Jacksonville
Insurance
11.16
Series
7.07
24
t
118
•
—10
22.55
13.36
.
Series—
Dividend Series
Income
111
Employees Life
Home
Corp
Balanced Series
Bond
Life
Hartford
3.93
22%
4
Hanover
al4.79
__
—
Securities Co Inc
Wide
Nation
1
Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Diver
Gulf
5%
54%
20%
St,
American
Great
4%
51%
34%
9T %
87%
23%
(N
Pyramid Lite Ins Co
Reinsurance
68%
81%
Ins
23
%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. —10
Corp
beneficial interest
of
17.33
11.33
—-——10
10
32
.1.50
16.03
64
78'A
22
5
Ins Co
—
Providence-Washington
21
_
C)
10.33
Inc
—5
5
33 %
12.68
Trust Shares
Fund
Insurance Co
Peerless
(N C)_
1
(Pa)
5
Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas) —10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
(3 2
79%
Republic-:
Government Employees Ins
Government
Inc
Investment
50%
59%
4
23.76
Mutual
46'%
2.50
21.98
Mutual Income Foundation Fd-
13.93
5
F)_.
Insurance
&
8.25
Co
Philadelphia Life
Phoenix
Falls
25.39
26%
,8%
Glens
7.55
65%
59'%
24%
64%
Globe
(D
62
54
58
General Reinsurance Corp__ —10
Fund—
-10
Indemnity
7
15.36
Automation
41%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Pacific
61
15.62
&
3%
54%
14.21
beneficial Interest—1
of
Missiles-Jets
73%
3'A
5
14 45
Life
Massachusetts
69
73%
—__33 Vie
Investors
Fund Inc—
17%
45%
.I
Corp
Co
(S
35%
42%
_5
Fund
Life
49%
¥—12 Va
N
of
Co
Ins
69
lnt_33y30
Growth Stock
beneficial
of
Fireman's
Franklin
47%
33
15%
—,
4
Reinsurance
Fidelity
2.65
44%
46'%
38%
—
*
Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—
15.88
X12.67
10
.1.25
(N J)
Employers
lc
39%
138%
Federal
Trust
18%
43%
36
Insurance—3.33%
River
132%
,
2.78
Investors
North
5
Co
3 95
shares.
2-9%
17%
5
2.50
Fire
•Northern
2.3,7
Transport
27%
69%
40%
Fire————10
Hampshire
York
155
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
New
147
lc
Massachusetts
115%
18%
5
Co_
Assoc
Insurance
111%
35'%
Northeastern
Inc
Forster
&
132
17
386
Assurance
Casualty
65
125
33%
370
lc
shares——
10.80
21%
1
Life— —10
General
shares
23.36
B
Western Investment inc
Dividend Income Fund—__—X
26'A
.
14%
10
Fir#
National
New
shares!
11.00
Crown
24
...5
Paper
9.94
18.49
61%
2
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employers Group
3.88
10.12
17.10
21%
56
(Bait)
Life
Monument
10
Natl Life & Accident Ins
10
Natl Old Line Inc common
1
National Union Fire
5
Nationwide Corp class A
—5
New Amsterdam Casualty—
2
Ins
Continental
2.95
shares—lc
Petroleum
19%
47 %
19%
(Ky)
Crum
Equipment shares-lc
Industries
Life
Metal
14.64
Trust Fund-
Corporate Leaders
44%
Life—_
Standard
Connecticut
Managed Funds—
12.11
.
Fund Inc
Fund
13-40
11.16
5
.
Insurance Co—
Continental
Income
Bond
Composite
Vegh
Commonwealth
12.60
Composite Fund Inc
Vegh
Boston
.137'/a
Fund Inc
De
Beneficial
14.61
18,400
Commonwealth
De
17%
13.51
11.65
Commonwealth Investment—-1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Series
16%
13.37
131'/a
inc——
1G7%
6.25
—
Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants
2%
9%
—
Shippers
12.38
17,800
Energy
2%
C)
D
Re-insurance
25c
1
.—--1
50c
Fund
1
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J) —10
(Wash
(Galveston)
3%
1
6.89
Corp—100
ouiuuiai
49%
6.29
14.08
5
39%
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—_1
12.88
35%
13
10
Sayles
38%
32%
36
Bankers
Loomis
36%
45'%
American Surety Co
10.29
6%
1
5
Casualty
Bonding.——
& Manufacturers—_4
American
9.52
6
Mass
7.42
J
1
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
14.86
—l
56'A
Inc
43
13.84
Fund
Co
247%
Massachusetts
11'A
3%
6.77
Stk
21%
52%
238'%
27%
—1
-
12.68
Insurance
19%
10
10
—
39
Corp—
13 73
Life
1
""23
26
Mercury
Co
Loyal Amer Life Ins
10
65%
22%
Co_5
Assurance
Investors
1
10.77
Colonial
Ins Co
Ltd_l
1
National Life
27%
(Newark N J)_ -2'%
American Home
Amer
Inc
Companies Inc
Insurance Co of Va
Ask
25'A
61
3
:
Maryland
Amer Nat Ins
9.85
Securities
preferred
Heritage Life Ins—
Fla)
(Jacksonville
14 42
Fund
Te n n
10%
Amer
11.25
17.01
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund_:
of
Life
1
17.70
&
40%
9%
13 22
(Low
32%r~
37'%
Co._l
15.59
S-4
30
<&
Life
Stocks)—1
Keystone Fund of Canada
Knickerbocker
Fund—
Life
260
Lincoln
10.31
Bid
(Va)—5
Corp
(Birm)—2
Casualty Ins Co
17%
Com Stk)—1
Priced Com Stks)_l
(Income Com
Title Ins
Liberty Natl Life Ins
.19%
16.22
(Speculative
249
71 %'
17%
24.81
Amer
68%
15%
22.74
American
Par
Lawyers
194
5
$1.25 conv preferred—
American Fidelity Life Ins
10.30
Companies
Ask
135
Casualty_5
&
24.65
16.41
-1
International Growth
Christiana
Fidelity
American
23.61
21.80
16.15
Chemical Fund Inc
Concord
American
9.43
19.83
Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
—10
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance CoEquitable Assur„ III5
36.51
15.04
14.94
Century
Chase
35.79
a24.47
19-99
18.33
J
Life
*
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
—10
Insurance Co—
Stocks)—-1
Lazard
*
Ltd
Fund
Aetna
S-2
19.19
13.53
14.10
Fund Inc—
Canadian
Canadian
12,90
S-3
8.72
13.93
Ltd
(1954)
7%
7.98
12.82
General Fund—
Canada
11.87
of
(Income Pfd
K-2
S-l
•-*
Ltd
Fund
Aetna
Researci-L-Fund
Bid
Surety- —10
&
Casualty
(Speculative Pfd Stks) —1
(Iligh-Grade Com Stk)—1
K-l
5.15
14.43
50c
1
1
Investment
Street
cjutloca
4.71
13.28
1
Fund Inc
Boston
12.90
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount Bonds)
1
B-3
Broad
11.80
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
B-4
J
Bost
i—l
jonnston
1.86
6.40
—
Aetna
10.55
1.69
9.66
Mutual Fund Inc
12.03
36%
9.65
34'/a
5.89
Ltd
11.05
1
8.87
Canada
1
al5.04
Axe-Houghton Fund
Blue Ridge
Trust
Investment
Investors
Axe-Houghton Fund
"A' Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nrcs Corp.lo
Axe-Tempieton Growth Fund
Amerlc
of
Co
Insurance
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
^jpgusfc 23
97
99
1988
93
96%
:_1979
115
118
,
-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
'
♦No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset value,
Exchange,
b Bid yield price,
t New stock,
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
k Admitted to
issued,
y
Volume
Number 5877
190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(911)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings
Week
Pre¬
■■■.,
-i.:.".'■■■'/■
...
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
week last
12.5% above those of the corresponding
year.
Lancaster
—
Our preliminary totals stand
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 14.6%.
a
the week follows:
19M
,
1,877,031
1,333,859
1,507,56(1
9.2
1,875,223
+
7.6
4,083,600
4,590,454
1,042,000, 000
+
8.0
999,000,000
1,246,000,000
4,088, 906
+ 38.8
3,466,031
6,624 537
3,692 ,862
+
3,937,805
5,914,084
*4,500,000
York
—
1,935,773
—16.8
1,699,063
6,320,833
3,834,459
3.2
+ 21.9
3,467,361
6,927 780
16,309 900
+ 14.8
6,060,982
7,345,503
+ 61.9
14,993,622
14,652,338
12,503,325
14,371 943
—13.0
13,180,452
11,517,075
1,199,601,834
1,104,630,406
8.6
1,056,450,038
1,302,143.120
7,950,601
Delaware—Wilmington
New
$
+
_
8.5
1957
4,782, 212
5,677,312
6,836,492
Ecranton
$22,815,058,322 against $20,286,500,730 for the same week in 1958, at this center
there is
'
1,641, 059
2,177, 769
1,125,000,000
.
Wilkes-Barre
at
,
2,013, 438
5,144,766
,___
Philadelphia
Reading
-
or
Dec. %
1,365,446
2,378,033
Chester
cities Of the United States for
August 22
Inc.
$
g4i 749
i
Bethlehem
that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 29, clearings for all
of the country, indicate
Ended
1958
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
47
District—Philadelphia—
1959
•.,>
.
...
26,404,111
Jersey—Trenton
v
Total
(11
cities)
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
New
$11,363,314,161
Chicago
$9,913,645,778
+14.6
1,196,630,620
-
1,087,089,125
+10.1
-
Philadelphia
Boston
+ 10.5
+
704,256,000
413,411,675
Cleveland
Baltimore
-
676,454,078
+
4.1
430,702,887
—
530,496,461
+
5.8
330,687,195
+
76,229,500
60,513,500
16,631,922
13,051,797
+ 27.4
13,666,410
12,830,381
+
6.5
13,530,706
12,741,103
440,689,111
401,883,355
+
9.7
453,234,925
403,101,333
i 1,539,832,505
1,341,626,377
+14.8
1,431,992,512
1,326,993.645
'.-Ten
cities, live
Other
five
cities,
$17,115,653,906 $15,294,869,936
days—
4,289,095
+18.1
(7 cities)
Virginia—Huntington„
5,066,271
Virginia—Norfolk
+11.9
4,159,692,325
+14.4
+12.4
941,565,736
832,938,469
+13.0
$22,815,058,322
$20,286,500,730
22,749,000
;
All
cities, one day—;
Total
•
—.
for yveek__
cities
all
46,754,500
+
12,240,369
14,948,464
248,182,336
3,922,380
6.9
4,062,741
21,814,564
20,200,763
+ 13.3
226,831,810
204,276,678
+
+12.5
4,757,838,680
—
cities, five days
21,280,535
281,127,759
•
Richmond
South
Carolina—Charleston
9,914,122
District of
Total
(6
~ "
cities)
361,568,762
139,055,035
139,302,511
862,061,804
Columbia—Washington..
7,737,180
404,149,617
_
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all
26.0
555,353,422
52,808,800
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
$21,873,492,586 $19,454,562,261
days.
■;
278,830.692
601,603,094
+ 18.4
5.2
Total
west
•
9,209,331
292,378,289
+ 15.8
4.0
347,806,708
-
12,250,629
552,041,631
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.6
561,100,529
-
.
6.0
—
287,594,876
639,203,226
Youngstewn
6.8
+
13,710,837
34o!524',759
Cleveland
Mansfield
639,835,846
322,400.000
12,887,577
Cincinnati
Columbus
420,558,566
353,300,000
Pittsburgh
Ohio—Canton
8.2
76,824,139
Francisco
San
+
449,010,074
City
Louis
Et,
943,000,000
1,020,000,000
-
—
Kansas
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1958
1959
Week Ending August 29—
,
782,360,4.19
+ 29.2
7,282,209
7,054,397
+ 11.8
350,667,251
354,038,635
0.2
133,263,342
116,427,296
+ 10.2
743,921,917
705,920.458
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
issue
our
of next
ends Saturday and
furnish them today,
We cannot
week.
inasmuch
the week
as
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..
Tennessee—Knoxville
174,011,775
In the elaborate detailed
able to give
Aug. 22.
For that week there
the whole country
same
Outside of this city there was a gain of 14.7%, the bank
center showing
We
increase of 9.7%.
an
group
New York Reserve District the totals record
Reserve District the totals register an
District of 10.2%
Reserve District shows
the
a
6,164,146
+ 32.3
28,328,955
137,041,995
382^400,000
5,815,972
5,367,253
5,904,799
+ 10.0
6,013,662
5,575,923
+ 17.6
228,535,562
209,224,743
202,766,442
+ 38.9
226,717,251
211,612,256
13,970,766
+ 20.6
16,845,951
Total
(10 Cities)
14,263,706
723,016
537,310
214,148,267
195,900,598
1,280,656,162
1,190,701.458
620,837
203,182,044
1,561,710,545
_
15,521,375
6.3
+ 36.2
659,952
276,786,913
1,314,061,581
+18.9
Orleans
+
are
Grand
that in the
3,532,043
+ 13.4
3,292,033
3,055,202
16,581,714
+ 32.5
19,937,517
17,692,635
8,680,198
+ 30.0
11,130,835
12,047,749
13,110,284
+ 12.2
12,426,114
84,991,000
+ 12.5
+ 18.7
79,112,000
9,922,525
10,774,331
77,238,000
8,633,705
5,158,807
3,594,455
+ 43.5
3,785,723
3,819,532
188,333,098
154,622,900
+ 21.8
174,253,696
148,899,695
+ 15.1
6,254,100
6,441,485
4,005,029
21,969,853
Indiana—Fort
Indianapolis
South Bend
10,246,640
improvement of 14.8%, in the Richmond Re¬
The Chicago
of 18.9%.
expansion of 22.5%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
13.4%
In the Kansas City Reserve Dis¬
larger by 13.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District by
the San Francisco Reserve District by
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
In the Cleveland
in the Atlanta Reserve District
and
an
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
gain of 9.5%, in the Boston Reserve
Minneapolis Reserve District of 14.7%.
trict the totals
400,600,000
246,094,309
11,284,013
14,712,423
95,573,000
District of 8.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.6%.
and
145,948,023
281,547,874
Mobile
Louisiana—New
clearings
the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
serve
36,284,860
6.8
+ 12.7
6,498,178
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
increase of 12.2%, the aggregate clearings for
+ 19.7
—
having amounted to $24,837,500,683 against $22,127,822,320 in the
week in 1958.
at this
was an
416,900,000
289,450,638
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
statement, however, which we present further below,
final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
186,674,088
469,800,000
7,100,524
Alabama—Birmingham
We are
32,581,043
39,008,740
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Lansing
Wayne
—
Haute
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
7,610,519
53,023,074
48,293,813
+
9.8
40,249,430
38,551,751
18,310,412
1,533,078
1,394,153,451
17,563,315
+
4.3
13,243,818
12,821,125
1,512,410
+
1.4
1,295,506
1,642,640
1,120,047,293
+ 24.5
1,085,320,365
1,015,976,978
7,206,460
6,077,230
+ 18.6
5,947,866
17,112,182
12,073,990
14,370,175
10,625,717
+ 19.1
15,741,593
5,584,585
13,587,095
+ 13.6
11,045,567
9,843,935
7,429,049
6,863,813
8.2
6,047,815
5,964,356
1,870,886,497
1,526,710,584
+22.5
1,499,006,503
1,392,964.146
334,800.000
...
Eioux
City
Illinois—Bloomington
—
Chicago
Decatur
~
Peoria
17.0%.
;
Rockford
Springfield
Districts:
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve
—
t.
+
—
Total
9,023,043
8,761,938
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
15.3% and in
.
(17
Cities)
,
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
Ended
Week
August
22—
2nd
8.9
805,946,725
775,329,141
9.5
10,473,351,176
10,489,817,535
Tennessee—Memphis
"
1,199,601,834
1,104,630,406
+
8.6
1,056,450,038
1.302,143,120
"
1,539,832,505
1,341,626,377
+14.8
1,431,992,512
1,326,993,645
+10.2
City
Dallas
Francisco
782,360,419
743,921,917
1,314,061,581
+18.9
1,280,656,162
1,870,886,497
1,526,710,584
+22.5
1,499,006,503
1,392,964,146-
"
793,787,981
699,874,470
+.13.4
694,276,049
643,519,570
"
795,326,240
693,588,577
+14.7
"
778,694,721
689,387,769
+13.0
652,114,919
640,120,096
"
678,968,856
589,032,448
+15.3
548,118,392
"
1,609,311,339
1,375,415,054
+17.0
1,344,953,396
552,796,449
592,001.012
532,640,772
1,262,902,757
24,837,500,683
22,127,822,320
+12.2
21,170,907,885
20,767,730,063
.
_108 cities
Total
Illinois—Quincy
Total
—
cities)
(4
1,190,701,458
"
.
+ 12.8
352,700,000
198,442,734
+ 14.8
190,644,728
182,880,479
142,616,523
+ 13.0
148,304,363
122,820,984
2,615,213
+ 16.2
2,626,958
3,018,107
699,874,470
+ 13.4
694,276,049
643,519.570
705,920,458
1,561,710,545
10
9th Minneapolis
862,061,804
"
6
Louis
"
-
356,200,000
793,787,981
Kentucky—Louisville
+
9
—
32th Ban
+
7
Chicago
401,900,000
227,723,915
161,126,221
3,037,845
Louis
855,498,638
11,155,635,997
4
7th
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
932,022,710
17
—
Kansas
$
6
Atlanta
3.0th
$
10
Richmond
6th
3.1th
1956
1957
Dec. %
7
lith
Et.
Inc. or
$
11
4th Cleveland
8th
1958
12,215,295,651
"
9
New York
Philadelphia
3rd
$
12 cities
let Boston
Outside New York City
13,038,388,690
-
11,370,885,515
+14.7
11,115,827,416
•Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve District-
9,094,903
i
Minneapolis
.——,
Paul
St.
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
—
Helena
8,921,903
428,208,899
372,586,021
+ 23.6
172,059,887
+ 30.0
12,463,976
138,851,690
9,982,257
Cities)
+
5,364,860
6.1
4,041,573
4,968,896
—
7,327,518
+
6.6
7,054,764
6,285,480
16,348,665
15,500,837
+
5.5
13,815,489
12,127,525
795,326,240
——
10,657,108,084
13,147,044
+ 12.0
169,002,157
10,248,377
693,588,577
+14.7
652,114,919
552,796.449
1,852,719
—42.9
4,664,925
7,813,385
Montana—Billings
(7
4.1
477,805,028
13,321,684
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
8,735,764
535,338,515
208,744,163
Minnesota—Duluth
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
now
add
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city
for tlje
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended Aug. 22 for four years:
Week
1959
$
Ended
August 22
Omaha
-
1958
Inc. or
1957
$
Dec. %
$
1956
$
Kansas—Topeka
St.
River
7,004,559
+
713,905,173
+
3,610,530
Massachusetts—Boston
3,313,055
761,916,587
Portland
Fall
+ 14.7
3,798,637
7,497,162
-
3,013,940
7.0
641,365,954
3,474,970
—
Total
—
—
cities)
(fi
Eleventh Federal Reserve
1,478,700
1,888,127
2.2
3,557,100
3,427,699
4.2
13,719,061
14,210,082
Fort
13,424,917
+
+ 11.3
—
11,976,691
10,764,453
11,405,301
10,483,095
56,317,329
37,333,276
+ 50.9
38,750,846
36,294,248
Haven
22,436,210
21,276,387
+
5.5
23,034,824
21,645,151
Island—Providence
40,843,400
37,522,800
8.9
34.032,400
2,857,439
+ 49.0
2,840,594
2,393,866
932,022,710
855,498,638
805,946,725
775,329,141
,
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
+
+'
8.9
Texas—Austin
Galveston
Wichita
-
-
Falls
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
—
cities)
_
-
llmira
27,927,899
24,557,892
419,173,862
389,052,112
13,130,430
6,261,558
11,534,090
640,120,096
592,001.013
15,078,380
7,816,683
15,052,535
+
0.2
7,272,276
+
7.5
689,387,769
+ 13.0
12,660,188
+ 16.4
11,202,151
9,381.333
15.5
472,082.977
455,281,593
+ 16.0
37,550,836
14,734,959
588,649,872
46,153,199
7,083,898
7,920,289
509,698,857
9.1
25,877,142
21,814,119
+
1.7
146,710,688
129,286,378
+ 15.5
2,553,160
2,430,553
25,072,117
143,854,721
141,484,863
2,538,103
+
9.9
3,482,301
Jamestown
York
—
_
Syracuse
__
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Total
(S
Jersey
cities)
..
3,167,485
3,075,207
3,097,633
11,799,111,993
10,756,936,805
+
9.7
10,055,080,469
10,110,621,979
46,807,309
43.264,715
+
8.2
38,197,881
34,951,086
28,251,829
25,308,330
+ 11.6
25,929,625
20,209,160
26,321,919
+
6.2
14,426,639
13,098,436
+ 10.1
12,442,212
13,998,305
589,032,448
+15.3
548,118,392
532,640.772
4.5
217,962,425
6,338,000
+ 11.8
7,459,561
+
6,411,410
Beach.
Pasadena
...
Francisco
264,293,853
115,704,778
229,915,070
100,648,550
35,788,487
—
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long
221,235,449
5,998,929
29,694,041
22,196,249
803,972,626
103,122,429
11,221,654
15,727,607
18,289,805
'1®'3S7,067
-35,527,840
8,797,984
14,537,838
+
(a)
61,242,968
72,931,937
69,582,037
+
4.8
66,053,362
90,568,555
88,281,542
+
2.6
83,551,723
11,155,635,997
+
9.5
10,473,351,176
10,489,817,535
San
Jose
Santa
Barbara
-
—
StocktonJl
Total
Grand
(10
total
78,637,927
12,215,295,651
9,573,000
6,855,655
Outside New
cities)
——
3,609,311,339
1,375,415,054
——
24,837,500,683
22,127,822,320
13,038,388,690
-
(108 Cities)
11,370,885,515
York City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
* Estimated.
1
197,846.026
6.4
5,834,060
4,857,344
+ 15.0
216,813,510
218,825,256
+ 15.0
102,217,317
92,214,583
—
+ 20.5
26,873,244
26,823,431
15,979,327
710,361,761
27,462,690
658,822,310
27,479,366
+
21.4
+
13.2
+
190.3
27,525,732
(a)
6,351.735
36,756,489
8,318,000
7,316,563
39,777,406
231,284,727
Oregon—Portland
+
27,356,130
San
Rochester
10,974,001
6.7
+ 13.4
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Yakima
2,930,876
York—Albany
Buffalo
1
456,596,843
10,143,075
—16.5
139,622,704
678,968,856
Worth
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District —New York—
New
29,637,621
~ 31,626,237
518,009,656
30,702,400
4,257,310
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
+ 16.2
District—Dallas-
Dallas
13,984,093
New
548,211
8,476,925
159,860,816
8,483,756
7,082,181
732,444
8,017,579
153,952,271
778,694,721
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+ 30.2
1,283,808
3,798,831
New
City
883,342
+ 24.5
+ 14.7
3,224,593
1,671,046
Rhode
7,240,334
663,738,781
3,713,715
New
—
780,978
718,534
11,367,343
185,760,980
6,834,584
6.7
Lowell
—-—
2,859,342
+ 19.8
New Bedford
Springfield
2,673,814
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
First Federal Reserve District— Boston—
Maine—Bangor
,
_
9,912,669
894,810
—„
Lincoln
Clearings at—
1,058,451
-—-
Hastings
15,936,205
+
27.6
7,874,558
7,257,362
+
8.2
13,574,504
12,840,374
+
17.0
1,344,953,396
1,262,902,75?
+12.2
21,170,907,885
20,767,730,063
+ 14.7
11,115,827,416
10,657,108.03$
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(812)
K®
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Hartford
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below
RATES
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
OF
ACT
3'A%
debs,
mtge.
Water
&
due Sept.
1930
21,
1959
TO
AUGUST
27,
1959,
Gen.
INCLUSIVE
New
&
Gen. &
V
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
York
New
(Value
States
United
in
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 25
Wednesday
$
$
$
$
.0120478
Free
.0119035
.0118859
.0118682
.0118679
pound
schilling
Australia,
Austria,
2.238247
1.C49437
refg. 3V4%
;
.2-0575
.210525
.210525
.00311275*
.00311275*
.00203905
.00203900
'
.239005
210232
.210165
2.807100
2.807100
South
.00161020
.C027775S*
.00277758*
.00277758*
.328333
.328283
.328200
.328200
.0300560
.264437
.264406
2.780198
2.779306
2.779306
.140331
.140318
.140275
.140275
.496950*
.496950*
.497700*
.497700*
.497700*
.0349550*
.0349400*
.0349500*
.0349450*
.0166002*
.0166002*
.0166065*
.0166065*
.0166065*
.193243
.193231
.193206
.193237
.231725
.231728
.231700
.231643
.231600
2.798505
2.798007
2.797509
2.796612
2.796612
2.309000
pound
sterling—
.0800560
.264500
.193256
pound
.0800560
.264487
2.780693
.140350
____
Central
Foundry
Consolidated
General
.0800560
.264500
Africa,
Kingdom,
.00161020
.00161020
.0C277912*
10800560
franc..
673
1
1
*
_Sep
1
464
Aug 30
716
'
Oct
1
817
ISSUES
Oct
1
*
CALLED
2.808500
2.308000
2 807100
Date
2.807100
4%
Co.,
Foods
Realty
cumul.
cumul.
5%
Corp.,
5'A%
Utilities
&
A
1
Nov
1
459
stock_____Sep
1
563
stock____________Sep
4
668
preferred
pfd.
Corp.—
due
Dec.
Lutheran
1st
1970
1,
Home
and
6%
Service
&
cumul.
conv.
'pfd.
stock
income
domestic
others
$307
decreased
commercial
banks
million.
decreased
to
San
Diego
Transit,
566
$1468
the
Sep
30
1
773
Oct
13
773
__Oct
Aged—-
Inc.,
1st
and
1
*
"
-1-
773
mtge.'5%
gen.
series
A and B due April 1, 1964
™_Oct
1
preferred stock, 5% •'seriesi—__Sep 30
Corp; preferred stock_'_™_—_____Sep 23';-
*
Corp.
Imperial
*
"
716
.
(Increase ( + ) or
5 %
decrease (—) since
Aug. 12,
Aug. 20,
*1959
cumulative
preference stock___'
;
Oct
1
_
"
610
1958
1959
ASSETS—
461
771
Engineering, Inc. 6% preferred stock™—______
States Printing & Lithograph Co.—
United
*
1•Announcement
-
in
this
issue.
$In
volume
189.
(In millions of dollars)
.
Total
bonds,
Finance
Stavid
$285 million.
Aug 19,
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
•
thousands of dollars)
461
461
Sep
for
mortgage serial bonds__
Indiana
•
.
Jersey Shore Gas & Heatirag Co., first 5% mtge. bonds__Sep
1
Koehring Co.. 5% preferred stock, series H—___*.
Dec 15
Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc. 5%%
subord.
conv.
debs.
Pacific
from
'
•
debs, due Sept. 30, 1969____
__Sep 30
debs., 6'4% ser.due Aug. 1, 1977_Sep " 1
Subord.
debentures due Feb.
1, 1962_
^
Sep ■ 1
S. f. debentures 5%% series hue Aug. 1, 1975—.
—Sep
1
Georgia-Pacific Corp. 414% conv. subor. debs, due '71—Sep 15
Northern
rowings
457
-
ccnv.
Minneapolis-Moline Co. $5.50 1st preferred shares-',
Niagara Mohawk Fower Corp., 4%% conv. debs.___
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Page
__Nov
income
Genung's Inc.",
•Nominal
(In
463
Oct
1973_
Alleghany Corp., 514% cumul. pfd. stock, series
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock
.00161030
2.781188
...
*
-
__Oct
Company and Issue—
.210175
2 808000
.328350
peso..
1,
•
ENTIRE
.238955
.238956
.239015
.210262
2.808500
.0349650*
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
debts., due July
RR.—
.00203900
00277912*
Netherlands, guilder...
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
1
Aug 31
—
.00311275*
.00203915
2.809000
dollar
stock
Co.—-
subord.
ccnv.
'
567
,
Gas Corp.—
Co., 514% cumul. pfd. stock
5'/4% s; f. debs, due 1976-.
Gas
Terminal
565
1./.
bonds, series, B due Oct. 1,1975—Oct.
preferred
mtge. 4%%- bonds due Oct. 1, 1982
Ventures, Ltd. 4 Vz % debs, due Oct. 1969
.210600
.00161020
Malaysia, Malayan
Mexico, peso
l,'76__Sep
1st
.00311506*
.239000
_
T
yen
of
Toledo
.0199975
.210280
Switzerland,
5% %
.0385015*
.00203910
rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira..
due Sept.
Gas
Co.,
Natural
•
.
sinking fund debentures due March 1, 1977
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—
1.049312
1.050156
1.049531
462
5xh%
.210612
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Union
1.049218
.0199930
Coal
Pioneer
2.236733
.0385015*
.0199960
1
Co.—
Natural
Peabody
.00311506*
France
United
2.236733
.0385015*
.0199962
Thursday
Aug. 27
Aug. 26
2.23745C
0385015*
.0200030
Canada, dollar™.
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka.;
Japan,
2.237848
.0385015*
Belgium, franc
India,
Aug. 24
Water
cumulative
Northern
$
Aug. 21
peso—
_____Sep
1969—
C bds.,
ser.
New York State Electric &
Money)
4.50%
Argentina,
671
Inc.—
Co.,
refunding 314%
Haven
-
1
3% %
__
AUGUST
Page
l,'71_Sep
bonds, series "D" due Sept. 1, 1980
and 1st mtge. 4%
bds., series "E" due Sept. 1, 1980__Aug 31
New Havei» Water Co.—
"
" : ■
record for the week just passed.
a
BY
1st
Date
Co.,
Mining Co.—5%% debs due Sept.;. 1,
12 year
Indiana Gas
the different
on
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
-
Electric Light
Homestake
.
.
loans
and
investments
105,221
+
342
104,025
+
627
64,588
+
379
28,910
+
151
929
+
13
+
1,457
"
»
■
'
.
Aug. 26,
Aug. 19,
1959
•
1959
ASSETS—
Gold
certificates
account
18,371,140
Redemption fund for F.
R. notes
Toital gold certificate
reserves
F. R.
Other
•
930,661
Discounts
—
133
1,259,751
+
*135
62,259
and
3,056
Loans
32,635
367,360
Industrial loans
I
Notes
Bonds
+
Other
Loans
1,301,840
securities
to
»
Real
—
Total
bought outright
Held under repurchase agt.__
U.
Total
Due from
Govt, securities
loans
and
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
S.
26,518,862
+
25,600
—
42,900
+
1,301,840
U.
S.
cash
securities
Total
17,300
27,096,142
banks
financial
+
+
15,334
4-1,658,332-
1,301,840
items™
personal finance,
—*778,897
96,762
140,527
_
4-
457,836
180
+
6,843
—
17,624
+
22,428
706,834
4-
4-
1,029,012
to
Other
52,397,695
banks
'
1
securities—total™.*.
notes
27,510,494
66,412
4-
bank
reserves
Treasurer—general
Foreign
18,041,265
acct.
—
4-
16,596
4-
58,379
4-
24,872
4-
27,809
342,114
+
1,158
.
—
46
—
—
277
—
deposits
19,200,576
Other liabilities & accrued divs.
—
4,191,800
38,722
TTotal
liabilities
—
4-
50,941,592
_
—
2,441
4-
—
131
+
208
Foreign
37,160
—
572,618
372,822
+
675,048
Eurp\us
107
+
26,727
"total
accounts____
+
liab.
of
&
gold
$31,669
32,463
+
+
to deposit and F.
liabilities combined
ances
liability
purchased
corresposdents
Industrial
19
loan
52,397,695
41.3%
for
—
tion
of
—
+
477
+
184
+
1,009
307
revised.
loans
to
§Not
4-
domestic
commercial
preferred
and
after
deduc¬
individual loan items are show gross.
comparable basis;
reporting
form
revised
reserves;
available
on
1959.
.1%
—
1,282
—
350
686
Below will be found
of
and
Sec.
13b
Eept. ~2, 1958.
-
surplus
of
$27,543,000
on
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal
changes for the week
$379 million in loans ad¬
end$d Aug. .19: Increases of
justed, $392 million in holdings of
Treasury
$1,896 million in U. S. Government
demand
and
bills
Commercial and industrial loans
increased $151 mil¬
loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government and other securities
increased
$95 million, and loans to nonbank
financial institutions
j-.creased $66 million at all
reporting member banks.
$28
million
and
of
Kewaunee,
Rutland
stock___
Green
Ry.
5%
TENDER
Theatres,
"____
common
Bay & Western
cumulative
from
bor-
Light
(B.
•_
RR.
class
preferred
^_Sep
Sep
stock
A
debs.—Sep
30
15
772
608
I
Page
due
Oct
1
extended)
Sep
1
767
1972—Sep
1
563
3'/2%
Co,
ccnv.,
due
1982_:
income debentures due Sept.
30,
'
'
*
8-25
25c
10-
1
9-
5
S8-
1
3
9-11
9-1
9-11
9-
1
S-10
9-
2
(quar.)_
30c
9-
8-18
(quar.)___:
$1.50
10-
(quar.)
j.
(quar.)
1
1
9-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1.
8-15
9-
$$1
9-30
50c
9-15
9-
35c
9-
1
8-
Mfg. Co.
(H. W.)
Gould-National
(quar.)_
Co.
debs.,
Batteries
Employees
Grace
(W.. R.) &
National
Co.
Co..
Ltd.,
Sept.
Inc.
(quar.)_
Insurance
(quar.)
Bank
Atlantic
5%
(N.
——
(s-a)
A
class
(quar.)__
;
Y.)
50c
Pacific
25c
40c
$2
$25c
(quar.)
4
9-10
9-15
9-
9-25
9-
1
7
3
4
9-10
8-18
9-
8-24
1
9-15
8-25
L.
$25c
12-15
11-25
(quar.)—:—
15c
10- -1
9-11
50c
9-15
—
&
preferred
Great
,
Tea
Co.—:
(quar.)
Northern .Gas
$2.50 preferred
$2.80
8-25
20c
9-
40c
9-10
8-14
$40c
9-30
9-15
1"
$30c
8-
9-30
$31'Ac
Southern
9-30
Life
5
S-15
Ins.
1,
1S65_
—
(Houston)
.
»
460
358
Sugar,
1
461
9-
8-10
1
1
Corp.
Gulf Gil Corp.
9-10
9-10
dividend)
5%
9-14
9-
(quar.)
25c
9-30
8-27
$1.06lA
9-30
8-27
—
Ltd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
L_
,z.
-
9
5
8-27
9-
8
10-
1
9-18
11-
2
1C-23
$1
8-28
9-11
8-28
Q-15
p-91
37 Vac
Corp
9-21
°5c
9-21
£-10
Corp.— -
(quar.)
Ohio
9-30
9-30
10-
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__.
Engineering
1
3 7 VaC
1
(quar.)_
$1.25
$1834C
11-
?0c
—
preferred
Insurance
preferred
2
2
(stock
60c ^cony preferred
Mobile &
preferred
preferred
1010-
1%
common
Aircraft
Gulf,
30c
$1.75
^
9-15
dividend)
Consumer Finance
tife
1
1
(stock
Society, Inc.
Gulf
1
32-
10-
common
Corp.,
Co..
9-
12-10
12c
(quar.),____
common
8-10
40c
(quar.)^
(quar.
Co.
%" fconvertible
$5
8-21
1
9-
—
]
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
5% "preferred
(quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada,
Guardian
9-
9-15
75c
414 %
Grolier
1
8-21
1
40c
Gregory" Industries
Grinnell
$70c
9-
15c
1
7 7c "preferred
$5
1969_Aug 31
Sep
Co.
£-
-
—
Financial
Western
Greyhound
Ltd.—
$6214 c
(quar.)
QuarterlyQuarterly
.
Utilities,
Paper Co.
(quar.)
Ry. (quar.)
Great (Ndrthern
Great
—
(quar;)
preferred
GreatVNnrt&ern
5%
due
____—
(quar.)^
10c
15c
Co.
(quar.)
RR.,
com.
9-1C
8-31
z—
(quar.)____
9-21
8-31
100%
(quar.)
Guard^n Paper Istock dividend)
Inc.—
subord.
1
8-14
Clas's A-cnmmon
series,
1
514 %
9-
9-3C
Grumman
Consumers Power Co., 1st mtge., bds. 43/4%
ser, due 1987_Oct
Realty Sz Utilities Corp.—
Hydraulics,
27 Vac
9-15
30c
Grocery Store Products
1982
General
Greer
8-20
9-15
5
Date
Co.—
series
4
55c
Griesedieck
1
cumulative
*
Aug 31
—_Oct
4%
562
11
.
.
1st mtge. & coll. trust
bonds,
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—
debentures
9-15
9-
17VaC
A
Inc.
F.)
Green'(H.;L.)
!
stock
1st mtge. bonds,
514% series due
Atlantic Ice Manufacturing Co.—
6% s. f. gold bonds due 1960 (as
Citizens Utilities Co.—
5%
1
25c
Telegraph
Great; Western
Page
Inc.—
Company and Issue—
Gas
S-15
1
10-
60c
Great
OF
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Atlanta
1
10-
17VaC
class
$1.20 Class B pref. (quar.)
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
Date
Hathaway, Inc.
10-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.).
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd—
Quarterly
notes,
stock
Broadcasting-Paramount
preferred
4
9-21
Great
corporate bonds,
Company and Issue—
5%
9-
1
8-21
Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
under
NOTICE
Berkshire
8-21
9-25
10-
9-11
Great
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
American
£-21
1
10c
Goodrich
Great
called
for
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
called
deposits;
lion,
decreased
list
and
decreases of $1,027 million in
demand deposits ad¬
justed, and $282 million in demand deposits credited
to
domestic banks.
Eiprrowings of weekly reporting member
banks
a
common
including those
£-31
1
9-
10c
Gra.ham.-Pa.ige Corp., 67c pfd.
Granite-"City Steel (quar.)
Redemption Calls and Sinking
preferred
figures revised.
9-21
9.
50C
(quar.)
I.¬
Extra
Government
July
20,080
—
10c
$1.15
(quar.)_
Industries
Nugget,
8-17
40c
pfd.
(quar.)—
Cement
(quar.).^
Shale Brick
Stock
&
1
$1.23
Glenmore Distilleries Co.,
Class
B
(quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
Gold
1C-15
$1.25
Co.
Globe-Wernicke
9-
8-14
10-15
10-31
$2.50
25c
i
•
(quar.)_
Controls, 5'4% conv.
Portland
8-21
•
10-31
20c
Products
Gery
8-21
8-31T
37 Vac
12V2C
(quar.)
(quar,)—
Giant
1
(quar¬
(quar.)
preferred
Gerber
10-
$1.25
preferred
Class A^(quar:)
3.1%
^
interest
$4.92
Giantlini
1
Boston—
$4.60
Gossard
banks
Fund Notices
73,133
—
commitments
banks
$5
8-21
1
10-<
87 VaC
_*
beneficial
Grace
8,
____
(s-a)—
of
8-21
10-
17 VaC
preferred
(quar,)_—
Georgia Power Co.—
1,029,012
valuation
of
Fund
8-21
1
66c
^
5%
435
28
—
1,866
figures
;
(quar.):
1
10-
55c
(quar.)—
iquar.)__.
preferred
of
8-21
10-
Gorham
382
foreign
Reserve
11
Borrowings:
Aug. 12
A
e-i5
c
59 %c
terly from investment income)-]
Georgia Marble Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp., new com. (initial;
Golden
accept¬
change after elimination
Federal
154
29
—
R.
on
f
—
896
re¬
serves
Contingent
Certificates
Grafton. &
capital accts.
certificate
—
192
22,824
706,834
205,209
—
25
+
582
—
282
—
1,441
947,792
677
4-
868,410
capital
;
21,792
4-
preferred
/__
Co.
Inc., common
Genung's," Inc.
44
deposits:
$Exclusive
382,484
10,695
+
1,896
—
*
in
+
89,747
4-
1,142
banks
Rubber
&
George Putnam
153
+ 2,171
—1,027
4,293
22,613
Tire
Gillette
60,020
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
paid
(quar.)
$3.50
635
+
13
—
135,370
—
100
—
3,126
;
—3,626
4
—
2,725
Interbank demand \deposits:
Domestic banks
Time
Total
tNet
—
13,117
banks™
198,548
—
533,534
Deferred availability cash items
*Aug.
Banks
;
assets/liabilities
preferred
Genesco,
—3,596
2791
368}
4
J
—
9,989
net™
(quar.)_^_________
____
+
6,674
Reserve
47
728
(quar.)_i_.
preferred
Glen
76,187
283,663
;
Other
note
1,096
4-
LIABILITIES—
Member
Ratio
—6,494
392
—
483
642,925
Deposits:
Capital
252
2,460
4-
j
1
9-30
5414
preferred
General
§
17,430
domestic
—
10
29,448
.
Federal
with
assets
Total
Other
years___
with
4-1,497
1,788
vault
in
22
13,942
j.
285
Holders
53'/a c
(quar.)
5.28%
201
12,324
5 years
Balances
619
9-
55c
(quar.)^_
preferred
4.40%
66
1,196
year
Reserves
$1.25
Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
(increased-quar.)
Common
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
Wisconsin—
of
4.75%
4,060
etc.
securities
Other
LIABILITIES—
U. S.
1
Cash
assets
Federal Reserve
5
5%
General
1,565
loans
After
156
Telephone Co.
preferred (quar.)
414%
loans___—
Government
1
4,953,236
____
4-
institu¬
domestic commercial banks__
Within
338
167
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds ma¬
turing:
15
premises
Othej: assets
26,518,862
-f
1,264
.
Total
51}
1,766
Share
4.36%1
foreign
estate
Other
Name of Company
General
:
to
to
(Continued from page 14)
107
Per
_____
Loans
'
§
§
+
402
___u
bank
non
finance,
Loans
DIVIDENDS
§
pur¬
-
Other
—11,000,298
+ 11,000,298
2,483,771
__
for
securities
securities
Sales
25,600
11,010,298
;
+
10,506,993
dealers
and
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
10,527
2,517,800
__
Certificates
:
carrying:
or
tions:
Bought outrightRills
X
brokers
loans
_______——___
Government
Other
341
20,553
to
S.
adjusted!—___
industrial
loans
chasing
U.
15,260
556,727
advances_______
1
36,364
389,437
Acceptances—bought outright
U. Sj Government seCcurities:
investments
Agricultural
1,197,492
65,805
419,775
cash
and
adjustedt
Commercial and
*2
19,301,801
notes of other banks_____
1958
Loans
Loans
Aug. 27,/
9-
1
8-27
1214c
11-
2
10-15
50c
S-14
8-24
(quar.)_—
$1.25
9-14
8-21
(quar.)
$1.25
12.-14
11-20
$1.25
3-14-60
2-23
62 Vac
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
8-
7
.
Volufffis
190
Number
5877
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(913)
4$
$
7^
Per
Name of Company
When
Share
Gulf
Power
Co.,
Gulf
State®
Holders
Per
Payable of Rec.
Name of
Utilities-
New
4.64%
common
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.15
(initial-quar.)____
10-
25c
1
9-15
9-15
preferred
(quar.)_____
51.05
9-15
$4.40
(quar.)
$1.10
$4.44
9-15
8-20
preferred
(quar.)^____
$5
$1.11
9-15
8-20
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.25
9-15'
8-20
$5.08
preferred
Gunnar
Mir.es
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1.27
9-15
t75c
9-17
9-
10c
(s-a)
Hajoca
Corp.
Halifax
Insurance
Halliburton
Hallnor
Oil
(Nova
Well
Mines,
Hamilton
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
;
(extra).:.
Cemeriting Co.
vestment
$25c
Hamilton
Mfg.
Watch
60c
9-25
Co.,
9-30
(quar.):
20c
20c
$1.12'A
.
Co.
preferred
Rlywood
Corp.
:
,
A—
International
8-28
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
Pipe
9-
10-20
910-
37'/a C
(quar.)
(quar.)__-_
10-
4
6
8-21
1
Interstate
9-11
9-
4
9-22
9-
4
25c
9-10
9-
Common
8-20
1
-
3.90%'/preferred
(quar.)__;
1
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_i_
_!
!
8%
•
483Ac
Hastings Mfg. Co.
Havcrty Furniture
("quar!)
Co
:
5»/2%
5%%
-preferred
F
(H.
J.)
5
10-
5
Investors
10-
5
Class
10-
5
Investors
5
Investors
Loan
283Ac
__!
10-15
10-5
25c
8-31
8-20
20c
9-15
9-
12 (4 c
9-21
8-21
A
(quar.)
91'Ac
_I
3Vs%
«
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)_
preferred
Hllo
(quar.)
Light-Co.,
;__
(quar. )__,
<fe
Dauch
Quarterly
Hires
A
of
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
Canada,
E.)
8-14
$45c
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
9-25
15c
Gold
Mines
9-
1
9-
2
9-30
Extra
Homestake
Honolulu
Hooker
1
Class
B
41/2%
■,
Horn
& Hardart
5%
/
(quar.)
(N.
preferred
40c
9-11
9-
Machine
Water
9-
9-11
Hudson
&
Jones
Lamson
&c
5%
'
Hugoton
Extra
Co.,
Mining
Joslyn
Mfg.
Julian
class
Ltd.
A
&
9-
1
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
Kaiser
Corp.
(New
(quar.)
20c
&
Smelting
9-11
Common
8-18
4%%
40c
9-10
$1.06'A
.
r'
___
Co.,
9-18
9-
9-
3
3-17
9-14
31 (4c
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
(quar.)
Corp,
com.
8-18
1
1
8-
7
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
34c
1
9-
9-
1
9-15
9-15
8-31
&
8c
Erie
Mortgage,
Door,
new
preferred
(initial)
com.
common
55c
9-10
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-15
8-31
8-20
20c
62'/a
c
10-
1
9-30
8-31
11-
2
9-10
9-
9-10
8-11
10-
1
9-
1
50c
9-10
9-
Lorain
9-
1
25c
9-15
9-
1
(quar.)
7%
.
Co.
Circuit
'
Breaker
preferred
Co.;
com.
(quar.)
Paper
,
(stock
Paints,
35c
10.- 1
10%
!' 9-11
9-
7rrf- 7-3i
9-
1
8-19
$50c
10- 1
&
$1.05
9-30
8-28
9-30
8-28
10c
9-14
Quarterly
_i__
Imperial Tobacco Co.
Common
(quar!.)
of Canada,
Ltd.—
——_
A
preferred ; (s-a-)—L__—
Incorporated
Investors
accumulated
(out
earnings)-
Indiana .Gas
& .Water
Indiana
Products
Steel
-of
preferred
B
>
Stock
&,Co,
:
4c
(quar.)
(quaF.)_,.
9-15^^8-20
9-1
30c
"
8-19
'
(quar.)____
9-1^-10
ir
25c
$1,25
(quar.)—
8-14
9-10,\
,25c
.
Company,
'
1719-10
10-
$1.06(4
10-
*9-10
1
Kern
Electrica
de
Mexico
American- shares
JngersolJ-Rand
Co.,
preferred
Steel
Inspiration
Co.
A.—
common
(quar.)
24c
11-16
f*I- 2
75c
9- I
3
$3
Copper
1-2-60'--
45- 3
40c
(quar.)
9- 4 -
**3-20
50c
class
12-
1
1
10-
1
1
1
10-
1
9-
1
9-
9-22
9-
3
Land
9-
Company
&
Co.
Gold
9-15
8-29
9-12
9-
9-15
8-28
35c
quar.)
1-2-60
12-15
8-
7
Income
Fund
-
—
9-15
9-15
8-27
9-15
9-18
Keyes
Oil
Fibre
4.80%
Co.
Co,
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
8-17
$20c
9-24
8-31
9-15
9-
4
20c
10-
1
9-11
28 (4 c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$60c
1
9-
8-
$54c
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
$37'/a
(quar.)
4
8-
9-
C
$44c
8-
1
10-15
9-1
il
9-
1
8
9-
1
8-17
9-
ny4c
(quar.)
5%
Co,
1
8-17
30c
cl.
A
9-11
10c
(quar.)
9-
1
9-
7
8-21
9-15
8-21
45c
$1.21
pfd.
(quar.)
8-14
1
8-15
62'/a c
10-
1
9-19
$1.75
—
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
10-23
50c
RR.
10-
1
9-10
$1.75
10-
1
9-10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
$1.25
—:
9-15
9-11
8-
3
30c
9-21
37 '/a c
12-30
9-16
20c
10-
1
9-18
$1.50
—
10-15
5c
(quar.)
9-15
$25c
___.—
Ltd.
10-
1
9-ia
8-31
9-13
8-3
i
17 (4 c
9-10
8-3 i
35c
—
9-10
8-31
25c
(quar.)
9-10
8-26
15c
(quar.)
9-10
8-31
Co.
Inc.
10-
1
9-11
(quar.)
((from
net
15c
10-
1
—
35s
9-
4
—
45c
9-28
—
9-15
9-
30c
9-
1
8-11
30c
10-
1
9-10
1
10-
50c
1
8-18
9-15
8-14
I:1!
T"
investment
(quar.)——
Co.
8-21
9-15
8-2j
$30c
——
(quar.)
9-14
37 '/a C
9-10
30c
8-1®
9-10
8-31
$1.25
—
RR, 5% pfd. (accum.)
Service, 4.75%
pfd. (quar.)—
9-
1
8-18
9-17
1
9-11
Manhattan
17(4c
%
Chemical
Works—•
Shirt
Co.
Manning,
Maxwell &
Moore
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Marsh
Foodliners
Marshall
Field
(stock
Co.
&
35c
Stock
(W.
$3.40
preferred
(J.
W.),
(quar.)
—
new
McCord Corp,
$2.50
9-30
8-31
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
McCormick
5c
5c
common
8c
Co.
8-31
933Ac
933Ac
8-31
9-15
8-24
9-
1
9-
4
8-24
8-21
9- 1
9-15
9-10
9-
9-
8-14
8-14
99-
1
1
1
10-30
5
8-14
10-
f
8-
1
8-14
25c
10-
1
9-21
40c
—
9-15
9-
55c
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
55c
9-28
85c
(quar.)
common
$10c
30c
—
6
1
40c
—„
10-
2%
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-28
8-15
9-15
$$1.12%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Inc.
9-15
8-31
9-30
'
Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75 participating preferred (quar.)
3% % preferred (quar.)
Mays
9-3®
50c
—
—
Co.
Co, Ltd.
L.) Corp.
8-23
1
Growth Stock Fund
preferred (quar.)
Navigation
4
1%
(quar.)
—•——
Electric
9-
10-
$1.06'A
Massey Ferguson, Ltd, com.
Maxson
n1
45c
(increased)
Quarterly
Maui
8-18
10- 1
9-10
12c
com.
dividend,-—~
Conveyor
8-28
1
9-
35c
dividend)
com.
Massachusetts Investors
8-1®
S-15
$$3
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
:—
preferred
Masonite Corp. (quar.)
,
9-10
30c
(quar.)
Manitoba Sugar Co, Ltd, 6%
Maytag Co..
25c
9-15
$3c
—
1
Matson
9-
5c
(quar.)__.—
1
$54c
May
(monthly!
9-
10-
8-14
1
4
1
10-
Mathews
9-
a-U
8-
9-
53 (4 c
8-20
9-
1
1
59 %c
8-25
9-15
M
99-
preferred C
(quar.)
Mallory (R. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
1
50c
!
(quar. )_•_
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.
C.)
Public
9-
$1.18%
9-"1!
10-10
9-30
tlOc
'
4(4%
9-15
37'/a c
—
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com. (quar.)
4V2%
conv.
prior pfd.
(quar.)
Kewanee
(R.
4(4%
;
9-15
11-1
C
Ling-
4(4 %
1
1
8-13
9-10
9-10
15c
Shoes,
20c
(quar.);
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-15
10-
1
1
12'/a
(quar.)—
8c
Central
38c
(quar.)
Mines,
3
1
1
9-
Mortgage Co.—
Fund
Mallinckrodt
9-11
10-
4
1
10-
500
(quar.)
Exploration
Co.
H.)
Maine
8-29
$1.12'/a
$1.12Va
(quar.)
County Land
9-25
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(R.
Maher
8-31
10c
8-31
8-21
4
50c
6artlett,
8c
Steamship
Maine
4
10-
8-
9-
50c
Nashville
8c
Title
Bros.
Mahon
4
1
60c
12-15
9-10
*>
$1.25
income)
4
1010-
87 (4 c
12-31
8-20
60c
A
B
quar.)
(Walter M.),
Madison
9-10
$6'Ac
9-17
30c
Magnavox Company (quar.)
9-10
10-
30c
(quar.)
1
25c.
Macy
9-10
10-
$1.15
10-
8-1®
10-
50c
Mack
9-10
25c
1
Tenn.—.
Publications (quar.)
Company (quar.),
Trucks, Inc.
(quar.)
9-10
1
BIV2C
9-
C.)
MacWlvyte
11-13
1010-
9-15
9-14
10c
10c
Dock
Macassa Mines,
11-13
40c
A
Organization
Kerr-Adrfison
Kerr
.
-
(s-a)
Consolidated
*
1
-
.
S.
,
12-
$1.25
(increased
■
Industria
of
MacFadden
11-13
$1.12'/a
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
I 4%% preferred (q,uar.)
Kerite
1
15c
common
(quar.)_
Refining
Kent-Moore
12-
34c
8-31
4
9-10
(R. I.)
Lyon Metal Products
11-13
$1.08
(quar.)
preferred
Kendall
and
1
2%
Co.
$4.50
12-
$1.12(4
—
Lykes
11-13
37c
(quar.)
(reduced)
Kelsey-Hayes
./
series
Luminator-Harrison
8-14
1
$1.07
(quar.)
9-15
10-
4
8-14
12-
$1.12(4
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.* (quar.)——_____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3VSj-%
1
1
1
tlOc
Corp.
Lunkenheimer
8-14
$1.08%
—
dividend
v/a%
*'
9-
8-14
8-10
50c
Friday EjWver Lake Mines__
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)_—_____—...—
Ludlow
Typograph, com.
(increased)
$6 preference
(quar.)
8-25
9-
9-
$2c
Lucky
8-31
1
8-14
10c
—
8
9-
$1.05
—
Kekaha Sugar Co, -Ltd.—
-Kendall
income
current
Indianapolis Water Co., common
5%* preferred A fquar.
x
-
KeUy Douglas
-
_!!___
Income
Fund of Boston, Inc.—
Quarterly- from net investment
Katz
Kellogg
—_—
9-
9-19
9-
9-15
7 (4 c
(P.) Co, common
preferred (quar.) ____i
Lowney
8-24
95c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar;).
Drug Co. (quar.)
8-31
$37yaC
9-10
$1
(quar!)
Electric, com.
preferred
Kawneer. Company
Kay Jewelry Stores
9-18
$12'Ac
3%
(quar.)
8-17
1
9-1.
9-15
$1.75
(Increased
8-17
95c
4%%
1
"*" 9-11
10- 1
30c
dividend)____
Ltd.
8-14
10-
Corp.—
——-
Development
1
10-15
Co.
Insurance
class
Kessler
Louisville
8-17
55c
(quar.)—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4.32%- preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar!)
Kansas Power 8c. Light, common
5%
:
^
—
_-r.__.I__,
■
blVic
<
8c
9-
45c
(qu*ar_)
Chemical
1
9-
71/2C
preferred
Gas
4.28%
9-15
12-15
9-
9-1
$1.18%
40c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)!
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas
9-15
Life
non-cumulative
7%
8-17
$1.18%
preferred
4.50%
9-15
9-30
1
8-17
25c
Virginia (quar.)
(quar.)
!
Lorillard
8-14
9-
$1.18%
4.35%
12-30
8-31
$1.03'A
preferred
8-17
$1.25
(quar.)
3.80%
8-31
.$1.25
,
c
59 %c
8-20
1
10c
(quar.)
Louisville
22'/a
(quar.)
8-21
4
40c
of
Ltd,
8c
9-
15c
pfd.
Coal
9-
25c
8-14
4.20%
1
A
8-14 A9-10
4#
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
1
9-15
1st
1
1
9-
50c
Lone Star Gas, common (quar.)
4.84% preferred (quar.)
-
8
8-10
9-
10c
(quar.)
Lockwood,
8-25
1
10-
'
Preferred
(quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
8-17
10-19
9-11
8-14
8-17
9-30
!
preferred (quar.)_
Groceterias, Ltd, common
Class
9-
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
Local Finance
8
1
8-31
10-
1%
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)__
9-15
9-
1
8-21
50c
i:
dividend)
Second preference (quar.)
$1.50 first preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
quarterly
&
B
Louisiana
Chemical
pfd.
(quar.)
pfd. (1959 series) (quar.)
Vegetable Parchment-
(D.)
Cos,
Loblaw
10-15
25c
National
$2.40
8-17
10-31
35c
Loblaw
9-
9-10
$45c
(stock
Altec Electronics)
(s-a)
Link-B#lt Co. (quar.)
8-24
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
8-14
9-
4%
(quar.)
—
Inc.
8-10
9-10
9-
$15c
1
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
9-10
Corp.
1
$1,121/2
12'/aC
(quar.)__
;
8-14
9-
60c
——
City
35c
Refining Co. (quar.)
Industries, com. (quar.)
1
9-30
25c
Lipe Rollway Corp, class A (quftr.)Ling Electronics
(name
changed
to
8-14
11-30
9-
9-
4,20% .preferred (quar.)—
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
8-31
25c
&
Insurance
Lincoln
8-14
Power & Light, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)__——__—
8-18
60c
(quar.)
_______
Extra
6%
1
9-
$1.25
3.80%
8-18
39^c
Kansas
8-18
1
1
preferred-
Inland
8-28
9-
25c
(quar.)
conv.
Kaltman
8-18
:Imperiaf Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
f
9-25
10-
30c
(quar.)
Increased
8-18
31'Ac
9-
preferred
4(4%
7-13
93 %c
_____
conv.
4%%
8-14
35'Ac
(quar.)
com.
.
Ltd.
9-
Imperial-Flo-Glaze
*
1
15c
Corp.
preferred
4%%
8-28
Kalamazoo
—
Imperial
-
9-
12-29
10c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Life 8c Casualty
Quarterly
—
&
preferred
4J/s%
8-14
1
9-10
30c
9-
Oil.&
4:60%
-
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Supply (quar.)
Kokenge Co._:
35c
______
32c
Foods
6%
9-15
1
1
8-18
10c
Acceptance
Company
$1.60
York)
(quar.)
Steel
Aluminum
1
(quar.)
Imperial Color
Quarterly
f
1
10-
$1.25
•
,
10-
8-21
$12 'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Huttig Sash 8c
--
40c
8-31
10-
1
30c
Engineering
(quar.)
Leverage Fund (Canada) (quar.)
Levines,
Inc.
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)__
Libby, McNeill 8c Libby (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
(Greenville, S.
10-19
9-
2%
Inc.
Class
(quar.)
8-18
$75c
Production
.
Humble
-
2
9-10
10-15
1
15c
(quar.).
Machine
Laughlin
preferred
9-18
preferred
6.25%
*
11-
30c
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson (quar.)
$1.25
Ltd.,
30c
Candy Shops (quar.)
Leonard Refineries, Inc.
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
10-1®
3
9-13
A
&
8-
12-1®
(quar.)
Co.
Secord
44c
Tea,
3%%
2
preferred
5.70 %
I-T-E
2
35 %c
,
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
8-30.v
preferred (quar.)__
$5.12 preferred
(quar.)—_______________
i%
preferred
9-11
$1.12'/a
.
—___——
5%
-
11-
$1.05
(quar.)
common
1
9-30
(James) & Sons (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)_
8-22
97'/a c
;
(quar.)
Jolms-Manville
20c
Pulp & Paper Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.41
Huron
Jewel
8-18
Quarterly
,
Co,
9-
12-31
Lees
8-22
20c
Johnson &
Y.)
W.),
Sugar
Hudson, Bay
5%
1st
Jones
9-29
20c
.
•
1
1
$1.40
A
Telephone
Jefferson Electric
4
$1.06'A
.
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Houston * Lighting & Power (quar.)
Howard Stores, 4(4% preferred (quar.)
Hubinger Company (quar.)
1
Hunt
99-
40c
(increased).
Supply
8-15
12 Vac
7% preferred (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
5%
8-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(Frank
Hutchinson
-
8-31
8-22
$1.25
8-27
9-10
50c
Inc.
9-15
$5 preferred class
1
Hoskins
-
9
1
93 %c
preferred
1
59 %c
(H. D.) Company (quar.)
Leece-Neville Co.
(quar.)
-
Horner
-
99-
45c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
Industries
Bryant,
Blower
common
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
(stock dividend)
H.),
$1.20
Jamaica
1
—
(quar.)__
$10'/2c
60c
(quar.)
convertible
1
17 (4 c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Common
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
& Electric, com.
(quar.)
Light, common (quar.)
Fireman
9-
$$1.75
preferred
(M.
Lear,
8-17
30c
v
Milling, Ltd.—
Life
Jamestown
9-
(quar.)
17 (4c
conv.
Leatn
10-24
37'/a c
common
9-15
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
Woods
(quar.)_
Tourneau (R. G.),
Le
Island—
com.
1
9-15
9-1-5
2
9-13
the
Class
1
5
10-
9-15
Power,
1
2
9-13
(quar.)__
Corp.—
common
Lau
9-15
8-31
10-15
9-30
10-
9-
Works
preferred
(quar.)__
Company, class A common
1
9-15
9-
1
9-30
$1.08%
9-
12 (4c
._
Corp.
Chemical
$4.25
Hoover
.
Oil
11-
1
11-
27c
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
Mining Co.
Iron
Honolulu
9-30
9-15
31'Ac
District
preferred
of
Laurentide
10-
1
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
20c
____.
Superior
Laura
9-30
7-31
10-
22V2C
(quar.>
1
(quar.)
B
9-15
$6c
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
common
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
1
$6c
Homasote
•
9-
Ltd.—
■
Go,
8-28
22V2C
$1.50
10-
■
i
9-11
(quar.)
82'/a c
Jaeger
8-14
8-28
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)
$1.76
9-11
8-17
9-11
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-15
40c
common
preferred
Gas
1
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
9-15
3c
8-14
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Iron
8-31
35c
,
2nd
Lancer
Ltd.
(increased
quar.)
(quar.)_.
Rhode
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_
Iowa Southern Utilities Cq,
4%% preferred (quar.)wi.
B
*!9-
30c
<
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.75% ' preferred
3.90% (.preferred
$
$1.25
:
.
Electronics
9-
(quar.)
Co.
common
Lester
4.80% -preferred
(quar.)
Public Service, common
9-15
12-
Co.
&
Lee
Gas
&.
1st
10-15
25C
Power
8-18
9-
10-15
75c
Iowa
8-14
9-15
preferred
of
9-10
50c
S.)
H.)
Mfg,
4.35%
8-14
12-15
-
Co.
40c
(S.
(S.
3.30%
1
34 %c
(quar.)^
_w__:
Mfg.-Co.
Hoffman
Co.
(increased
Trust
8-15
$60c
10c
;
Extra
Iowa
8-14
•
1
9-25
-45c
(quar.)
Paper
(Charles
Hobart
9-
45c
preferred
9-
1
9-1
'75c
common
■.
Hlnde
9-15
9-
$1.09%
;
Common
5%%
Iowa-Illinois
87 (4 c
HHton Hotels Corp., common
5%
preferred "A (quar.)_
-
4
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___,
Spencer Bartlett 8c Co.
Electric
9-
8-14
50c
com.
$4.37 Vz
Hibbard
1
8-25
1
8-15
9-15
4.75%
Lamston
9-10
9-10
10-
1
1
Lamson & Sessions Co,
9-10
1
9-
10-
preferred
(quar.)
Lambert (Alfred)
(quar.)
8-31
9-
1
1
1
9-15
9-15
8c
7%
1
10-
9-30
9-30
62
8c
Lake
8-31
9-15
9-
10-
V2 c
68 %c
Quarterly
9-
10-
$1
Iowa Electric Light &
Power,
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
17"
I
2
(monthly)
5%
8-17
1
9-19
9-15
9-15
Lake
8-14
9-
9-30
1
5%
9-14
9-30
1
9-15
1
8-31
9-30
9-
-
10-
621/2c
8-27
1
4.32%
9-14
$35c
9-15
60c
1
$35c
8-31
30c
10-
8-14,
•
7
semi-anually)
9-15
5c
:
8-
8-31
9-
Laclede
8-10
1
9-
15c
8-10
10-
7%
8-14
9-
9-15
8c
6%
8-12
1
1
semi-annually)
8-31
20c
(quar.)_
Heyden-Newport Chemical,
'
(increased
9-11
i
1
9-
9-
lc
1
-
9-
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
8-14
6c
(quar.)_
_,
A
1
9-11
8c
Lane
(Canada)
9-15
$2.50
9-
8-31
9-10
;
A
'
Inc.—
common
25c
(quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
Hewitt-Robins,
Fund
Corp.;
1%
.-
Brewing (quar.)
Hensen Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Hercules-Gabon Products, common
preferred
Class
8-10
15c
(quar.)
;
Syndicate.
Ltd.—
Common
,
9-10
9-15
50c
20c
—
(monthly)
4V2% preferred
Kroger Company,
8-21
10c
preferred
Investors
Heilman, (G.»
6%
10-
Extra
6%
Investors
1
Services,
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
(initial)—:
9-14
82c
profits
(increased)
B
8-31
B
Kroehler
8-21
$1.20
j_.
Growth
10-
9-14
pfd.
9-15
A
Kresge
8-24
75c
lc
10-
10-15 '
9-21
com.
preferred
conv.
Kress
t65c
50c
Fund
Class
4
5c
(quar.)
conv.
$75c
10-15
10-15
8-
22c
10-15
25c
1
68 3A c
10-15
-
9-
!__',
Class
5
40c
(s-a)
Diversified
8-
50c
i.
A
1
25c
i
Extra
9-11
27'/ac
(quar.)
Co., 3.65%-preferred
Industries, Inc.—
Curtis
(quar.)
Royalty
9-
5 4 (4 c
25c
G (quar.)
Pineapple (quar.)
Corp., new common
Mining Co. (quar.)
Class
preferred
Investors
8-15
9-18
25c
.
preferred
Helene
8-25
6%
9-15
22 %c
investment income
Foundation, Ltd, com.
Investment
.'
5%
conv.
pfd. C (quar.)
Kratter Corp, class A
(increased monthly)
Class B (increased
monthly)
8-11
37'/ac
(initial)
(quar.)_
21'Ac
.____
Hazeltine
Heinz
8-31
9-10
10-15
$17'/ac
Credits, Ltd
(quar.)
Line
(increased)
not
9-15
8-25
5c
Co.
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quarJ
Investors Commercial, common
Hawaiian
Hecla
9-18
9-10
From
5%
8-28
$30c
Ltd
Irving
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)_
preferred E (quar.)
5%
'
9-29
15c
4(4%
5%
8-10
9-18
25C
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred B (quar.)
";
1
9-29
50c
!_
Hawaiian Agricultural Co._
.
9-
50c
7(4c
Gas
1
9-10
9-15
$1
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
Interstate
Securities
Investment Co. of America—
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
Hartford
Co.,
profits
Creamery Co. (quar.)
Koehring Co,
in¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Motor Freight System
Power Co.
(Del.)—
Interstate
8-26
35c
net
Interstate Bakeries Corp, com.
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)_
Interstate Engineering, new
com.
8-11
9-22
5%
Go.
-
10-
25c
50c
Ltd.
realized
(quar.)(quar.)
Knudsen
9-15
50c
4
Building
8-28
$$1.62
•1
:__
Hart-Carter- Co.
8-28
9-11
10c
dividend
Chemical
8-12
9-11
$1.50
(quar.)____
International, Ltd., pfd.
Harris-Iiitertype Corp. (quar.)
Stock
1
9-11
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Silver Co.
(quar.)
Utilities Corp. (quar.)
45c
(quar.)_
com.
10-
$1.75
(from
common
Resistance
40c
Farms
Harshaw
9-
International
International
50c
,
(quar.)
Harbor
Hardee
8-12
50c
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
6%
8-26
9-.1
31'Ac
'
(quar.)
net
Keystone Steel & Wire Co."
(Del.)
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co.
1
5%
,___
(Canada)
Paper Co.,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroieum
9-10
9-1G
$1.25
i__
common
International
11c
(quar.)___
Mining
9-10
1
y-
00
6c
vestment income)
International Nickel
50c
;___
Co.^ class A (quar.)
B
10-
Harvester,
8-25
1
1
">
Payable of Rec.
Funds—
"series S-l" 21c from
investment income
plus 61c from net realized
(Chicago)—
preferred
(quar.),
International Investors, Inc.
8-28
1U-
Share
Holders
Keystone Discount Bond Fund
"series B-4"
29c
from
investment income plus 21c
from
in¬
7%
8-28
9-15
00
50c
International
8-28
9-15
10-
5
9-18
9-15
$1
$1.06'A
preferred
(quar.)___.
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
Handy & Harman, common (quar.).
5%
preferred (quar.)
HannafM. A.)
11-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
8-10
11-16
25c
4'4%
Class
1
$$1:25
.____
common
(voting trust certificates)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co., common
(quar.)
Hanna
1
9-
1
t
realized
Quarterly
8-10
$22'/ac
from
from
profits)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—■
5% preferred B (quar.)__
International Cigar Machinery Co.
(quar.)
International Breweries,
Inc.
(quar.)
International Business Machines
(quar.)
9-10
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
8-14
11-28
(quar.)
common
Common
4'A%
1
(7c
8c
9-
Company
Custodian
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock
12c
profits
Fund
plus
8-17
22C
and
9-15
IOC
income
.securities
income
securities
Insurance Exchange Building
8-14
$4c
Co.,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Hamilton
9-
12-28
25c
Scotia)
Ltd.
Cotton
preferred
1
investment
realized
Institutional (Income
2
9-
from
from
8-20
Water
'•
35c
When
Per
Name of
Keystone
curities profits)
Institutional Foundation. Fund—
-
Hackensack
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Shares,
Ltd.—
Institutional Bank Fund (12c from
invest¬
ment income and 23c from
realized se¬
8-20
preferred
When
Share
Institutional
8-20
$4.20
Company
8-31
8-t*
62 (4 c
9-30
9-15
35c
9-10
$-20
1
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The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(914)
-
SSsDermott
Ray)
quir.)
Publishing Co. (quar.)
(initial
common
1%
&
Co.
$1
4.35%
preferred
preferred
4.45%
Meyer-Blanke
8-14
Stern
Gas
preferred
Mid-West
pfd.
Middlesex
99-
2
9-
2
National
1
9-
2
National
Tile
10-
1
9-
2
50c
(quar.)
Miller
&
Tea
'10-16
25c
9-15
10-
9-
1
9-
1
Class
(quar.)
9-15
Nestle-LeMur
15c
10-
1
9-15
New
New
1
8-14
8-24
$1.50
8-31
Ne#
10-
c
30c
(quar.)
1
9-
5
1
9-
5
New
8-31
Minneapolis
Minneapolis
5%
56 %c
\
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
555.10
Minneapolis-Honeywell
$1.27%
9-
1
8-20
$1.37%
Regulator
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-10
8-20
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
preferred
pfd.
Stock
Newberry
10-
1
9-15
9-10
8-28
9-15
8-21
10-
$1.15
10-
90c
1
Cement
Service
1
9-16
8-31
7-31
8-24
9-12
8-24
4 85%
5.25%
8-31
(quar.)
com.
.9-12
split)"
(2-foT-l
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
$1.07%
9-
1
9-
1
8-18
(quar.)
34c
$1
participating class A (accum.)
Mohasco Industries, common
9-
1
8-14
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd.—
9-
1
8-14
125c
5c
"
dividend
3.40%
9-15
8-14
9-15
10%
10-
8-28
15
9-30
preferred
9-15
8-28
Norfolk
9-15
8-28
35c
Brewery, Ltd., class A
B
I
(quar.)
X
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,
XXXX
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)_
Mills
Chemical
Moore
Corp.,
Moore
Products
North
American
Refractories
North
American
Van
(Henry)
4%%
Ltd.,
preferred
common
Shore
North
Star
&
9-10
10-
1
1
9-
1
8-
8-
7
8-
8-31
$2
3
4.40%
9-11
9-16
5y2%
9-10
8-14
Northern
8-31
9-
1
30c
9-14
$1.65
45c
10-15
26 %c
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)XXII
Murphy Corp. (stock dividend)
Murray Co. (Texas) (increased)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.
50c
_X
9-15
9-
1
8-21
.
8-14
4%
9-16
8-26
40c
9-15
9-
1
1
8-14
10-
1
8-28
9-25
9-11
9-
93%c
10-
4
9-11
9-28
9-18
10-
1
9-15
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-21
10-
1
9-15
class
A
Preference
Muskegon
conv.
B
Trust
Share
of
9-
20c
(quar.)
(Kansas
1
25c
XXI
(increased) XXXX
Ring
9-
"
35c
*
45c
9-30
9-15
85c
9-30
9-15
9-
1
v
8-14
9-15
50c
8-15
Nova
9-11
25c
$1
f50c
9-14
9-
1
1
8-17
9-15
8-18
9-
90c
9-10
8-13
9-30
8-31
9-25
9-11
9-10
8-31
9-17
9-
3
9-17
9-
3
9-18
8-31
9-18
8-31
9-18
8-31
10-15
9-30
10-
9-28
9
9-18
10-
1
9-10
9-
1
9-15
10- 2
8-31
9-10
8-20
8-
7
8-17
9-
3
9-11
8-21
City) —
(quar.)
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
9-21
8-21
9-30
8-21
9-21
8-28
10-15
9-15
40c
10-
1
9-18
10-
(quar.)
1
9-18
10-23
9-30
$69c
9-15
8-25
$$1.50
9-15
8-25
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
27"/2c
9-
1
8-14
$1.12y2
9-
1
8-14
27y2c
$1.12y2
Portland
$1.31 y4
9-
1
8-14
25c
States
10-
1
9-18
profits)
4c
9-14
8-21
Nalco
Corp.
Chemical
(quar.)
(quar.)
12 %c
XXX
35c
Wtirda
Microwave Corp. (N. Y.)X~~
Stock div. (l sh. of Harda
Ultrasonics Cbro
for each 100 share*
held)
I.
Narragansett Racing Assn.
^
40c
Nashua
Corp., class A (quar.)
XXI
B
(quar.)
XXX~
Corp.
(quar.)
XX.XXXX
Rational Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
XXXX
National Cash Register (quar.)
National
.
City
Lines
(quar.)
XXXX
National Cranberry Asso., 4% preferred (s-a)
National Dairy Products Corp.
(quar.)
National Distillers & ctiemical
"
9-
4
8-20
TJotrimOn
4%%
(increased
preferred
quarterly)
(quar.)
«
XXX
Oak
9-
non-resident
Edison
Co.,
4.56%
Ohio
Edison
Co.,
common
9-
4
8-28
3.90%
4
8-28
4.40%
1
9H1
4.44%
50c
10-15
9-18
$1.75
8-31
8-14
30c
10-15
9-15
50C
9-15
8-28
50c
9-13
9-31
50c
9-10
8-17
Ohio
Ohio
Ohio
Crankshaft
Oil
9-
1
9-15
8-11
8-17
Company
Power
4.20%
4.40%
4y2%
3$c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-
5
1
8-
5
10s
1
8-
5
8-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-30
9-15
$>1.40
10c
9-11
9- 4
$$1.75
$1.14
66c
9-21
9-
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-
3
9-15
9-
5
9-
8-17
1
9-30
9-
4
1
(quar.)
97y2c
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
$1.10
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
$1.11
(increased)
pfd.
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
9-
9-10
8-14
$1
1%C
(quar.)
37 %c
15c
—
2%
Corp.
50c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
$2.50
(quar.)___—_—_
1
Fruit
Co.,
Cement
Corp.
3.70%
preferred
4.05%
preferred
4.70%
8-31
8-21
8-31
8-21
9-
9-11
9-15
9-
1
t
1
8-14
9-
8
8-31
8-26
8-31
8-26
1
8-17
9-11
9-25
9-11
9-
135c
4.60%
12 %c
9-
1
8-21
9-15
8-31
9-
8-21
10-
1
9-ys
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-15
9-1
8-14
9-14
8-28
30c
9-15
9-
8%c
9-15
8-20
57 %c.
9-
1
8-20
58 %c
9-
1
8-20
9-15
8-28
40c
i
—
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-4
$1.17%
9-
1
$1.12%
9-
1
$1.15
9-
1
45c
_____
1
$1.01
(quar.)__
(quar.)_^
(quar.)__
9-
92 %c
10-
1
9-9
9-
1
8-14
—
(quar.)
Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
$1.06
(quar,)__
2
9-14
9-11
8-28
9-15
9-
9-
10c
(quar.)_
25c
4'/2%
preferred
1
9-15
5
8-22
9-
1
\ $1.12%
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
9-
1
7-31
9-
1
8-22
9-
30c
(quar.)
1
Corp.—
stock
split—
10c
Line
Pipe
(quar.)
4y2 %
preferred (quar.)
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
Petroleum
9-
10-15
$1
Corp.
Basin
Milk Co,,
8-14
8-14
15c
—'
of Long Island
(quar.)
two-for-one
Permian
1
1
9-25
(Butler, Pa.)—
(quar.)
Corp.,
99-
50c
57 %C
preferred
Perkins-Elmer
8-14
9-4
35c
(increased-quar.)
(Wash., D. C.) —
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Perfex
1
1
$1
Quarterly'—
Telephone Corp.
Circle
9-
10-
35C
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoples Life Insurance Co.
Perfect
4
8- 4
(Me.)—
-
Pepsi-Cola Co.
4
8-
75c
Voting common (increased quar.)_—>
Non-voting common (increased quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores
Vz %
8-
,
$1.16
preferred (quar.)
C.) Co. (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
>J.
Common
1
$1.10
Pennsylvania
preferred
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
C
D
9
10c
31 %c
Co. —
(quar.)
preferred E
preferred F
preferred G
4.50%
9-21
8-14
9-
1
27 %c
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
27c
9-
2
25c
(quar.)
10-
$1.12%
common
9-11
8-12
Corp.—
& Trading
participating class A (quar.)
—
Pfaudler-Permutit Co. (quar.)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co., com.
(quar.)
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)—
$1 pref. (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
1
9-
3
8-14
35c
9-
15c
9-12 y
8-31
87%c
9-30
9-
4
$1
9-30
9-
4
75c
9-10
8-14
56c
9-30
9-
4
25c
9-30
9-
4
9-
4
8-20
20c
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban WaterCommon
(increased)
8-31
8-14
40c
9-
1
8-20
91 %C
9-
1
8-20
$1.25
9-
1
$1.50
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)
$3.65
5%
12 %c
42 %C
10-15
9-
1
75c
10-
1
135 c
9-
8-20
9-15
7-31
9-10
1
8-14
Piedmont
25c
9-15
8-2$
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
35c
9-
Pine
Engravers & Electrotypers,
Natural Gas
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$1
—
(Quarterly
investment
net
from
Pioneer
Fund
Natural Gas
18C
income)
6c
—
40c
(increased)
Corp. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
41/4%
preferred B
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
$4.80
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Piper
25c
Aircraft
Common
15c
7%
53yac
8-
10-15
10-
7
i
Plymouth Oil Co.
Polaroid Corp.,
5%
1st
Ry.
9-15
9-
9-12
8-28
10-
1
1
9-19
8-18
1
2-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
9-11
9-
1
Co.
1
9-10
$1.75
10-
6
9-10
9-15
9-
4
$1.25
9-
1
8-
7
$1.37%
9-
1
8-
7
$1.75
(quar.)
9-
1
8-29
9-28
9- 4
5c
9-24
9-
62%c
9-24
9-
8
62 %c
9-24
9-
8
37%C
9-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
37 %C
(quar.)
~
Company
3
9-
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$2.50 2nd preferred
&
8-21
25c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
8-10
8-31
4
$1.75
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% pfd. A
5 Vz % preferred (quar.)_.
8-10
8-
9-15
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-
ti.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
Poor
1
Street Fund—
9-1
8-15
9i-13
9-25
—
Pennsylvania Electric
4.40%
preferred B
8-10
9-15
1
1
$4
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
15c
9-15
9-
5c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
1
8-15
8-31
1
9-22
$1.25
Inc.
9-
9-15
10-
4
12 %c
(quar.)—
Ltd
Ford,
&
9-
5c
9-15
9-15
18c
162 %c
9-
8-10
9-
30c
(quar.)
$1.05
1
9-30
10-
1
8-17
30c
preferred
4.60%
Pet
1
9-
30c
Controls,
A
9-
9-
50c
—
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$1.02
$1.12Vz
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
com.
com.
(quar.)
$1.10
common
convertible preferred
1
40c
(quar.)_^
Helicopters,
10-
50c
(quar.)
4.08%
Line,
Co.
Line,
Pipe
1st
Penn
4
7
8-19
•
10%
Pitney-Bowes,
14c
(quar.)
9-
c0
Pipe
Pioneer
So.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Okanagan
8%
Co.,
preferred
1
9-
10c
Ohio
10-
9-
25c
8-20
20c
9-
tax)
10-30
9'
f$i
Sugar, Ltd
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
n-i«
.
*
Oahu
50c
Class
,
9-10
8-10
$62y2c
Ogilvie Flour Mills. Ltd., 7% pfa.
Ohio Casualty Insurance
(quar.)
.
Natco
9-11
9-10
t$1.12y2
(quar.)__
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (Amer. shares)
(Equal to approximating $1.40 less
Africa
ISachman
35c
Scotia
preferred
1
(stock dividend)
Company
Brewing
Photo
Cement—
Pharmacal Co.
(quar.)
Light & Power Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)___
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
.5%
9-
9-
(quar.)
$1
$1.45
common
4%
interest (2c from net
income plus 2c from secu¬
30c
Co. Ltd.—
(quar.)
Patterson-Sargent Co. (reduced)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5%
convertible prior preferred (quar.)
4.24%
35c
Norwich
1
9-30
8-14
4.64%
$1.37y2
(quar.)
preferred
&
Penney
44c
Bancorporation, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern Public Service, com. (incr.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)___
:
5y4%
preferred (quar.)
8-15
beneficial
investment
rities
:
50c
9-15
1
preferred
4.68%
$1
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
Piston
Muskogee Company
Mutual
pref.
8-15
1
9-
(quar.)
Penn-Dixie
Service—
4V2%
Northwestern
1
10-
$2
——
Penick
9-
tl5c
(quar.)
4
Manufacturing
Paton
5%
$1
common
9-
Telegraph—
Pictures
B
Pembina
—
$2
60c
(quar.)
Parker-Hannifin Corp.
(quar.)
Parker Pen Co., class A (quar.)
7%
{40c
preferred
2nd
8-14
dividend
Parsons
7
1
t62&c
(quar.)
Northwest
8-21
.
(quar.)
9-
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas,
5y2%
9-21
9-15
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
1st
8-14
1
Parkersburg-Aetna, $5 preferred (quar.)
Parmelee Transportation Co.
(quar.),.
9-4
35c
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
3.60%
f__X
1
50c
Common
8-21
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
Telegraph-
(increased
1
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Telephone,
5.80%
1
12-
9-
,9-15
8-
50c
(quar.)
Natural
Northern
8-14
9-12
12-19
9-15
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
1
9-
(quar.)—J
Electric
Class
8
15c
series)
(s-a)
Indiana Public
15c
20c
class
(1956
preferred
Common
40c
$3.50
9-30
12V2c
preferred
Northern
8-12
6c
8-14
37'/2c
.—__i.—;
(quar.)
(Illinois)
Ltd.,
Water
prior
9-29
XI
III
XX
Gas
Oil,
$4
7
1
9-1
8-14
1
10c'
(irreg.)
Co.
preferred
Northeastern
9-16
9-
River
$2.50
8-19
40c
____
common
North
9-
1
35c
Lines
(quar.)
Insurance
(N. Y.)
8-15
1
9-15
125c
Company (quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, common
(quar.)
7% preferred (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply Co.
(quar.TXXXXX
Telephone
Gas
9-
8-14
82 %c
Peoples
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
Judd
8-21
$1
Diablo
preferred
9-
t$1.19
Products
Corp.
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.)
5%%
Penn
30c
XXX
Inc.,
&
North
37 %c
I
(quar.)
Motor
Quarterly
Munsingwear,
North
8-28
62 %c
(quar.)
States
9-10
1
$1.25
_
Inc. (quar.)
Motor Finance
Corp., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)___
Mountain
9
North
~
.
(quarl )XI XXI
(quar.XX
Morrison-Knudsen,
Mount
10-
10-
<
(quar.)__
9-10
9-30
9-
343/8c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
9-15
15c
split)—
Eastern
Park Sheraton
35c
9-
Morgan Engineering Co., common
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)__
7
25c
__
8-28
1
8-
1
18%c
(quar.)
8-28
9-
9-
Corp.—
5y2%
6%
30c
(quar.)
1
70c
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.,
Paramount
f5c
(quar.)
1
9-
(quar.)
stock
Park-Lexington
27y2c
(quar.)—
Corp.
1
1
1
Co.
(quar.)__
10-
$0>.3281%
(quar.)
Advertising
preferred
Penn
Dock
9-11
10-15
t3c
Ltd..
25c
Stock
2
9-
9-
50c
(quar.)_^_
North American Investment, com.
8-28
9-10
10-
93%e
(quar.)
t20c
Co.
Lines
Corp.
Car
Cement
10-
20c
3
9-15
t$1.25
common
$1.17%
~~
I
10-
+45c
(quar.)
1
7%c
Hardware
preferred
Ry.,
Ltd.
1
common
Moore-McCormack
Morgan
Western
B
Investment,
(quar.)
Vegetable Oil
Paragon
9-30
10-
XXXX
8-20
$1.31%
10-
(quar.)
Moore-Handley
5%
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-25
8-20
3
(quar.)
A
Class
8-18
9-15
3
9-
(initial
25c
(quar.)
Flour
25c
(quar.)
Class
8-28
1
25c
4%
9-15
American
10-
Machinery (quar.)__
American Sulphur
Pantex
9-30
Norris-IThermador
Pacific
Panhandle
9-
5c
——
$1.12%
preferred
8-31
$1.21%
American
1
9-15
9-15
(quar.)__
North
9-
10-15
9-15
North
9-30
1
9-15
8-28
8-12
Pan
2
9-
9-15
8-28
155c
11-
9-15
9-30
9-25
~
11-30
9-30
Mining
5
preferred A
(7-for-l
8-14
9-30
9-25
30c
com.
4.50%
Montrose
9-12
8-31
1
90c
122 %c
Monarch Machine Tool
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)
Montana
9-30
9-
97y2c
&
9-
(increased-quar.)____
Pipeline Corp.—
preferred
$5.60
$1.02y2
122 %c
(quar.)
9-17
(quar.)
Normetal
Preferred
$3.30
Pearl
—
$1.05
8-14
8-14
Northwest
50c
quarterly) —
10c from net Investment income plus 15c
from accumulated undistributed capital
gains
Nopco Chemical, 4% preferred A (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
87 %c
Class
Mills
Pacific
preferred
(quar.)
Molson's
Pacific
8-27
9-
(quar.)
8-14
I
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-10
Niagara Share Corp.
(quar.)
Finance
9-10
25c
Dry
1
1
62 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar)
Inc., com.
Line,
9-11
preferred
preferred
Products
9-25
10-
——
99-
9-
(quar.)
preferred
9-25
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Clay
Far East
Pacific
25c
common
4.10%
common
90c
Pacific Indemnity (qua!*.)
Pacific Lumber Co. (quar.)
$1
$1.01 %
—
——___/
3.60%
4.20%
(quar.)
8-31
47 %c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
New
8-14
$1.10
Canadian
8-17
$2
5c
Corp..
preferred
preferred
3%%
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Service
3.90%
8-18
$1.38
I
(quar.)
common
5%
9-15
37%c
20c
:
St. Louis RR.
Mohawk Power,
Niagara
9-15
8-31
Co.
8-31
9-10
$1
Co.,
Extra-
Quarterly
9-16
%%
preferred
Utilities,
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
8-17
9-18
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
5 y4 %
J15c
(s-a)__:
Newport Electric Corp., com.
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Newport News Shipbuilding &
18c
common
(J.
Paper
8-17
7y2c
$1
—
Common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)———
9-15
8-31
20c
J.) Company (quar.)_
Light & Power, Ltd.—
Newfoundland
8-10
$1.10
dividend
Stock
8-14
8-21
1
4%c
Portland
Public
5.52%
8-31
20c
(quar.)__
9-15
40c
17y2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.
Water
York
preferred
Oxford
9-21
1
9-17
8-31
3%
Co.
preferred
6%c
B
Missouri
Missouri
Missouri
3.75%
9-
1
4%
Glass
9-30
(quar.)
New York State Electric & Gas—
9-12
9-
1
10-
10c
preference
$5
10c
20c
Shipbuilding
$1.25
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,
York
New
35c
9-15
3-28
Co.,
Outdoor
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
40c
50c
9-15
9-21
-
8-31
(Minn.)—
Telephone &
(quar.)
Lime
40c
_
Owens-Illinois
8-28
Paper
Pacific
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Gas
Haven
New
40c
(quar.)
9-11
9-15
17c
17c
York, Chicago &
1
_
4.30 %
8-31
9-
0% preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
Missiles-Jets & Automation Fund-
Class
9-15
9-30
$4.40
Pacific
Jersey Zinc Co. (irregular)
York Brake Shoe (quar.)
$1.25
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (increased)
Minnesota Power & Light, com. (quar.)
_4.60%
New
Oxford
10-
$1.37%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-25
8-24
6%
New
8-20
1
Co.
Gas
preferred
5%%
9-
$3.60
9-10
9-10
9-15
40c
2
._—
New
(qiiar.)
Brewing Co.
8-18
1
1
(quar.)
1
4.05%
preferred
9-
Jersey Power & Light—
4%
8-19
Tail Power Co.
8
Paper Co.—
preferred
England
New
10-
25c
56 %
____
Otter
10-
8-21
1
10-
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
9-
Nevada
9-14
30c
__
Mfg.
9-
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Natural Gas Pipe Line Co.. com.____
8-14
9-
35C
(quar.)
Oster
9-24
(initial)
common
Company
Amsterdam
50C
B
8-20
2
-10-
7
8-28
9
1
$1
7
8-
3-14
9-10
10-
$1.19
-
—
8-28
11-
9-
8-
Inc.—
9-15
9-14
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
of Canada
Neon
1
9-11
10c
9-25
Co.
9-10
30c
-(quar.)
■
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Products
8-19
10-
20C
B
preferred D
4%
9-28
(quar.)
B
20c
(quar.)
Mine Safety Appliances Co.—
4% %
A
4.75%: preferred
1
9-
25c
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pfd.
5j/2 %
preferred (quar.)__
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.
Bros.,
Class
4
10c
30c
class A and 3
on
Nekoosa-Edwards
1
'
4
9-
20c
Package
Neiman-Marcus
10-31
9-
12-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
Neisner
4
9-
1
75c
Insurance
Nazareth Cement Co.
9-15
1
10-
of Rec.
(s-a)
(quar.)
& Rockland Utilities,
Orange
Corp.—
dividend
Stock
10-
3-14
1-4-60
Corp.
40c
20c
(quar.)
Radiator
S.
Nationwide
1
Tyrone
Co.
Holdeni
Payable
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing
(quar.)
8-31
20c
(quar.)_.
Fire
8-15
10-16
3c
Series
(quar.)__
Co.
8-15
9-30
$1.25
Inc.
U.
National
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__a_
Rhoads,
National
$1.22%
com.
Co.
8-31
50c
Co.
preferred
8-28
8-20
9-11
8-28
10c
Mfg.
Union
50c
,
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
Common
(quar.)
4%%
Tank
National
$1.10
(quar.)
com.
&
National
1
9-15
Chemical
Pacific
;
8-28
9-25
Oliver
1
9-10
9-
Mathleson
Pacific
7c
(quar.)—
Corp.
9-11
50c
Olin
Corp.—
Extra
9-
10c
10-
7
10-16
from net
Stocks
Shops
Steel
10-
1
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
40c
preferred
(s-a)
Pacific
62y2c
Series.
National-Standard
1
$1.62%
25c
2%
-—-
1
9-11
(resumed*
(quar.)
Research
&
Growth
Shirt
1
9-
10-31
7
8-
1
Wheat
Share
-
8-
9-
income:
Extra
10-
Water
Oil
2
■
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Middle States Telephone, 6% pfd.
Midwest
National
National
7
10-
(quar.)
Abrasive
8-14
9-
10-
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
Mfg.
Income
$1.11%
,
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.
Gas
National
1
9-15
9-25
9-30
95c
investment
8-31
9-
&
distributions
Quarterly
9-16
1
97V2c
(quar.)
Mid-South
Securities
96 y4c
(quar.)
__
Electric,
Utilities,
National
25,c
(quar.)
Gas
9-15
9-10
15c
50c
15c
——i
9-30
9-11
Name of Company
Commcn
(quar.)
Inc.
dividend
Stock
Screw
10c
A
Industries
National
87V2c
—
class
preferred
9-11
10-
(quar.)
National Rubber Machinery Co.
8-28
20c
—
Steel Castings
&
9-11
62'/2c
(quar.)
Per
of Kec.
(Nash¬
Co.
30c
.
4,90%
9-11
10-1
30c
preferred
5%
Presto
3
1
Lock
45c
(quar.)
4.40%
Michigan
National
35c
:
(quar.)_
&
9-
9-11
Insurance
12%c
Malleable
10-
(quar.)
—
National
National
50c
(quar.)
Michigan
(quar.)
8-21
8-14
4
Corp.
Accident
&
9-15
87 V2C
common
Co.,
ville)
8-24
9-14
.Life
9-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
9-15
30c
-
B
1
10-
25c
Extra
Class
National
1
Products
Food
35c
Meyer (H. H.) Packing, 6%%
Michaels,
9-11
9-
(quar.)
Miami Copper Co.
8-31
1
3-14
(quar.)_
Co.
9
8-11
1
(quar.)—
(quar,)__.
preferred
910-
8-11
1
30c
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.
(quar '
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
3.85%
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
8-28
9-12
$1
Y.)
(N.
preferred
(quar.)Disintegrating (quar.)
Metals
Fire
27%c
National Gypsum Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)__
$1.12%
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class B...—...—
T8c
Class A
(quar.)
!5c
"Class A (quar.)
t5c
National Lead Co., common
75c
7%
preferred A (quar.)
$1.75
6%
preferred B (quar.)_
$1.50
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Welding Machine
(Hartford)
Electric
National
1
9-
9-15
9-
Tubing Co
Thermit
15c
15c
40c
9-
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Publishing (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)
&
60c
9-
&
Metal
4
42'/2c
$3.50
Mesta Machine
8-
1
$1.06»/4
Meredith
Metal Hose
9-
$1.18%
,
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
Merck
20c
25c
preferred B (quar.)
Mead Johnson & Co. (quar.)
Hertford Corp.
(quar.)
Medusa Portland Cement
(quar.)
Mengel Company (quar.)
Co.
Common
National
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Stores
.1
National
4%
Merchants Fire Assurance
9-
37'/2c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Mercantile
9-15
9-11
$50c
Mead Corp., common (quar.)
4Yt%
Drug & Chemical Corp.—.
(quar.)
;
convertible preferred (quar.)—_—.—
9-30
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
Holders
Payable
National
15c
—
JMcIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—
New common
(initial-quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.—
New
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
35c
(J.
Ik'cGraw-Hill
Per
Holders
When
Per
'Share
Name of Company
*
.
.
1
8
8-14
Volume
Number
190
5377
•.
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
(915)
Per
Name of Company
Porter
(H.
K.)
(quar.).
Portsmouth
Corp.
ox
Co.
Potlatch
(quar.)
(reduced)—
(quar.)
_______
Potomac .Electric
$2.46
Power,
preferred
Prentice-Hall,
Ltd.
Inc.
Gardner
$2.44
pfd.
Life
(Tenn.i
(quar.)
•
5%
&
Public
Service
4.20%
X__;
____
preferred
4.80%
Common
5.60%
Public
of
9-10-^-
9-
9-3^
$25c
1-
$1.05
l3** 8-14
9-
8-14
9-
lcafB2i8-14
Seabrook
26c
9-
I;-sm 8-14
Seagrave
27c
9-
Lcaa.r.8-14
Sealed Power
l-.s£a>- 8-14
9-
__
$1.25
9-15
V
9-
1
1-
$1.31 %
9-15
jasadB-
1
preferred
Pure
Inc.
Rico
5%
7 Vac
10-
1
30c
,
10-
Lev* 9-10
—
Gas
Oil
Co.
ital
gains.
8-28
8-23
9-30.%*. 8-28
State
5%
9-30.:^'8-31
4%
$1.18%
9-15_lf_8-31
75C
9-lC>;8-21
40c
__
:—1
Oil
Refining
i
:
(quar.)
"^8-
8
9-
5c
$20c
9-30'
T.
&
E.
Com.
$1.20
Radio
&
of
Inc.,
(quar.)
Inc.
XI: *
10-kcT "
30c
9 "3
Association
Mfg.
30c
-
Packing
6%
pfd.
(s-a)—
9-25
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_
85c
__
9-14
9-lQ-x.at 3.20
25c
Inc.
10-
IsCT 9-10
(quar.)____!
12 Vac
8-31
Raytheon Company, 514% preferred (initial)
Reading Company, 4% 1st pfd. (quar.)——
Reading Tube Corp:, common (resumed)__
68 %C
9-
$1.25
convertible
Reeves
preferred
Bros,
._
Reliance
Renold
______
50c
1 ■m. 8-14
9-
lr
Extra
— _
—-
______
-
(increased
quar.).,
(R.
J.)
Tobacco
50c
Co.
Rice
Ranch
Richfield
Riegel
Oil
Oil
Paper
Ritter
preferred
(quar.)
——
Corp.
Corp.
9-
(quar.
(quar.)_
Robertson
(H. H.)
Co.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common
514% preferred (quar.)
Robinson
Class
(J,
A
Robinson
C.)
8-21
3-14
9-10
8-24
7c
9-
1
8-14
7c
9-
1
8-14
68 %c
9-
1
8-14
Little
Common
4%
4.10%
Co.,
Ltd.,
class
9-10
9-10
5c
9-15
9-
1
3c
9-15
9-
1
t25c
9-
1
8-15
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
A
"F"
(quar.)
"H" (quar.)
Transit
Corp.
9-
1
3-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.0272
9-
$1.23% *
—
9-
(quar.)——
10c
& Haas Co., common (quar.)——
preferred A (quar.)—'
Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)_.
414%
preferred (quar.)
1
8-13
8-20
3%
50c
Stock
Ryan
———
——
—
dividend
(Jacob)
—
414%
Aeronautical,
new
pfd.
____
_____
(initial)
common
—
1
88-
7
7
1
8-14
9-
I
8-14
t$i.06 y»
9-15
9-
5c
9-
1
9
9-
1
5c
9-
9
8-10
9-
1
8-18
7 Vac
1212-
5%
10-
5c
9-
1
11-10
1
11-10
1
4
Corp.
Rite
Sicks'
B.
4.30%
Safwav
St.
St,
Steel
9-10
3-14
Light
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)——_
&
Power
Ltd.,
5%
A
(quar.)
Francisco Ry.
preferred
A
preferred
A
5%
St.
Paul Fire
St.
(quar.)
—
—
Co.,
common—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
Insurance
(quar.)
—
60c
Water Works,
common
preferred A (quar.
4%% conv. pfd, B (quar.)
4.70%
preferred C (quar.)
4.70%
preferred D (quar.)
5 Va %
preferred E (quar.)__
5%
preferred
(quar.).
Scott
&
Fetzer
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Co.
8-28
8-31
8-30
9-10
Simonds
:
Corp.
Solar
&
pfd.
(quar
3-25
9-
4
1
pfd.
(quar.)_
beneficial
Inc.
9-15
8-19
Co.
Ltd.
9-15
8-15
9-11
9-1
9-11
9-4
9-16
Natural
Pacific
8-
3
9-11
8-28
9-12
8-29
9-10
8-20
9-10
10-15
9-
2
9-
2
9-30
5
5
8-
5
3OV2C
8-31
8-5
9-30
9-
5
65c
._.
8-
8-
8-31
9-30
9-
5
(quar.)
22Vic
9-
1
8-14
—
common
25c
9-
1
8-14
—:—
—
26^5c
34c
(quar.)
com.
___—
(quar.)_____
common
1
C
B
Co.,
Oil,
5.20%
series"
Sunray Mid-Continent
Oil
472%
Co.,
preferred A (quar.)—
5V2%
convertible
second
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20
1st
series
preferred
Propane,
Ltd.,
Extra
$1.40
preferred
Superior
70c
(quar.).
preferred
Paper Co. (quar.)_.
Industries Ltd, (quar.)
Switson
Broadcasting
Stock
(James),
Preferred
(s-a)
Television-Electronics
investment
(From
Corp.
Fund,
preferred
84c
9-21
8-31
4.50%
preferred
70c
9-15
8-14
4.60%
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Si
6%
32 VaC
10-16
10-
9
9-
1
7-31
1
9-
4
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
—_—__—
(initial)___
Life
Insurance
9-15
8-25
Common
9-30
9-14
3.70%
Service
1
3.90%
preferred
39c
(quar.)—^
9-
1
8-
7
4.15%
preferred
9-
1
8-
7
4.40%
preferred
9-
1
3-
7
4.60%
7
4.36%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
88-
7
9-
3-
7
9-30
9-
1
9-15
9-
5
IOC
9-
8-20
4.40%
preferred
$1.44
preferred
Corp.
Chemical
10c
10-
1
9-13
Spencer
11-
1
10-19
4.20%
10c
12-
1
11-20
10-
1
1
8-14
11-1
9-
10-20
11-
1
1
10-20
(quar.)_
11-1
10-20
11-1
10-20
11-
10-20
27V4c
—
1
par)
(quar.)
5.60%
(quar.)_
—_—___—
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.);
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
9-
1
8-14
12-28
12-15
1
8-31
8-
9-24
9-10
3
(3
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
8-10
33c
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-18
8-28
60c
9-
1
8-14
$1.05
9-
I
8-14
Thermo
King Corp.
8- 7
Thomas
Industries,
Pacific Coal
Textiles,
Inc.,
Stock
Thatcher
7-31
t$l
10-20
9-10
8-
9-30
7
35c
9-
1
8-
$1.12 Va
9-
1
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
7
1
7
8-
from
&
Oil
3-
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
8-
in¬
28c
30c
8-31
9-15
$1.24
10-
$1.35
15c
7-29
8-28
—
(quar.)
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-
8
3-17
9-15
8-21
30c
9-15
3-13
25c
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)_
Co.
1
1
$ 1.677a
investment
9-
9-
$1.4674
:
(quar))__
9-
4
8-11
15c
(quar.)
common
Glass
8-31
9-11
$1.45
dividend
preferred
9-11
9-
Sulphur
10-20
9-11
1
$1.43%
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
1
1
1
10-
$1.40
(quar.)
Producing
1
1010-
$1.31 V4
8-
cents
99-
9-11
8-
25 cents from capital gains)
Transmission, com.
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
9-11
1
8-
and
Texas
1
10-
1
Gas
4.96%
9-11
10-
$1.22 Va
1
preferred
Fund
1
1
(quar.)
come
1
10-
9-
preferred
6.70 %
10-
9-
5.85 %
11-
9-10
9-15
9-
9-
preferred
30c
20c
9-15
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4%
1
$1.37 Va
preferred
20c
—
10-
$1.33%
preferred
36c
(quar.)
1
fqpar.)
5.80%
Texas
9-15
10-
(quar.)
5.75%
27VaC
(quar.)
2-15
1
$1.18%
com.
—
($25
8-15
10-
60c
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-20
11-
$1,15
(increased)
preferred
10-12
$1.10
—
Southwestern States Telephone, com.
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
Sparton
5.50%
$1.03%
10-
preferred
5.35%
92V2C
97V2C
,
Transmission,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred tquar.)
4.75%
Texas
—
(quar.)
Eastern
4.50%
Texas
(increased).—
preferred
15c
9-1
Texas
Co.—
32 VaC
9-14
9-21
8-21
9-15
3-15-60
$40c
(quar.)
common
10-16
45c
-
Public
Ltd.,
2%
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
Southwestern
Canada,
4%
preferred
(quar.)___.__—
Texaco.
Inc.
(quar.)____l____--_—
1
8-28
$1.28
_____
8-31
9-
I
9-10
$1.27 Va
(quar.)
11-30
8-21
8-14
9-11
10-
$1.18
_____
9-11
9-1
9-15
9-30
10-15
9-15
$1.16
—
12-10
21c
(quar.)___
.8-15
$1.1674
___
(quar.)
75c
5%
9-15
1
9-11
(quar.)_____—
3
1
1
9-
9-11
preferred
preferred
9-
1010-
9-11
preferred
8-21
4
2
2
9-11
5.25%
9-15
999-
1
5.12%
9-
9-15
9-15
9-15
10-
1
Texaco
$10c
$1.15
1
8-21
9-30
(quar.).
9-
8-21
7
preferred
9-
5-22
8-
8-3 L
8-11
9-1
1
4
1
9-15
1
9-
S
10-
9-15
2
S
(quar.).
9-15
9-
3-
8-21
$1.25
9-
1
1
$1.33%
9-
9-
9-15
$1.26'/4
25c
28%c
S
4iy4c
10-
•—
3%
8-
10-. 1
—.___
2V2C
1
35c
preferred
——
9-
$1.0674
$1.12 Va
preferred
—
8-15
8-
$1.02 Va
—
5.05%
1
8-10
9-15
55c
(quar.)—
(quar.).
Common
5.35%
(quar.)__*__.—
1
8c
(quar.)____.—
dividend
33c
$2
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-
Co.—
preferred
Extra
1
9-10
Inc.—
preferred
9-20
10-
3c
income)——
4.25%
1
$$1.25
27C
(quar.)—___—__,
4.10%
1
8-14
71 %C
—.————_.
8-26
10-
1
62V2C
—_
8-31
16c
S
9-
33c
preferred (quar.)—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)—■—_——
Taylor & Fenn Co.. 4.32% pfd. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., common
(quar.)—__
10-15
$1.50
S
8-
10c
5%
9-14
I2V2C
1
8-
1
2Va%
(quar,)_.
preferred
(quar.)—
9-
1
15c
4.90%
common
7
9-13
9-
15c
4.72%
Investment,
8-
8-31
9-
$7c
—
common
11-1
9-1
Southwestern
1
9-15
50c
—
—
Inc.,
Tennessee Gas Transmission
8-14
1
8c
(initial-quar.).
dividend
Talcott
Tennessee
8-14
8-31
910-
$35c
Sutherland
9-10
1
$1.25
1
17»/2C
quar.)
(quar.)_
8-3
1
8-29
tlOc
.7
(quar.)——
class A (initial
Window,
convertible
8-14
9-
8-29
9-15
30c
-d_
—
8-14
9-
9-
9-15
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.i
common
1
15c
9-15
9-15
Super Food Services—
Superior
9-5
30c
8-26
9-30
5c
5.10%
—
9-10
9-15
65c
————
9-
(quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service Co.
(quar.)__
8-14
16C
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
5
28 Vac
1
:—'1—x,
8-14
9-
$25c
—
com.
9-
preferred
1
lc
9-
common
1
9-
25c
9-15
prior
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-15
Corp.,
9-11
10-
45c
—
$1.18%
Gas
8-14
8-14
50C
»-f—-
—__——
convertible
1
1
43 %c
(quar.)
(quar,)
$1.20
9-
9-
t25c
of Canada
Sundance Oil Co
Mining
8-20
8-$3
Corp.
"1951
Biscuits
1
30c
(quar.)—
Gas
Sun Life Assurance Co.
Sun
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Sunshine
9-1$,
50c
;
preferred
8-27
9-1,0
9-
12VaC
10c
Ltd.
Propane
25c
40c
6c
!
Suburban
8-20
25C
(quar.)
& Terstegge Co.
(quar.)
Btrawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred
Company
(quar.)—
A.)
8-12
8-20
9-1
50c
(quar.)
common
Stuart
(D.
4
9-^r
56c
—
Stouffer-Corp. (quar.):
Extra
9-
9-11
12V2C
Stratton
Stuart
9-15
12-34
1
Inc.—
(quar.)—
common
9-30
12-31
10-
I2V2C
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
Southwest
8-17
25c
4.65%
(quar.)__—
1
tlOc
4.64%
(s-a>.
9-
34 %c
(quar.)
1
Co.
8-14
*30c
1
Mills
1
$1.25
9-
Royalty
7
9-
$1.25
9-14
Paper
12-
25c
9-
dividend
9-14
20c
9-15
Stock
8-23
8-19
1
1
Corp.
9-15
Southland
10-
I
9-15
______
8-28
9-10
9-28
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
9-
28c
29c
$1.06V4
—
1
10-
(quar.)
8-14
9-15
Union Gas Co., common
(quar.)__
4.64% 2nd preferred (quar.
4V4% preferred (quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)___
5% preferred (quar.)__
:—_
Southern
8-14
8-23
9-15
50c
(quar.)—
(increased1
1
9-
(quar.)
9- 1
9-30
Elec.,
1
9-
8-20
Taft
8-31
9-
9-10
9-15
9-14
8-31
9-30
9-10
9-28
25V2C
8-10
8-17
12-21
I60c
297/aC
9-10
9-10
10-15
15c
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)„
Syracuse Supply Co. (quar.)
:
26V2C
—
8-14
8-28
15c
9-
Co.—
8-10
9-11
9-10
25c
9-10
4
9-10
1
—
9-18
40c
Co.,
9-2
(quar.)
9-30
32V2C
&
9-30
9-30
9-30
8-14
35c
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Class
7-31
27c
preferred
non-cum.
8-31
1
class A (quar.)
22V2C
.
(quar.)
Co.
Southern Railway
10-1
9-
50c
5c
—
—
Water,
Gas
1
1
(quar.—__—$1.20
(quar.)__—$1.18%
preferred
1
109-
7c
31V4c
38%c
——
(quar.)_——
preferred
4.75%
1
10,
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Gas
4.80%
2
50c
______
(quar.)__—
Indiana
11-
9
2
2
30c
—
preferred (quar.)
4Vt%
preferred
(quar.).
Southern
1111-
25c
(quar.)
Company
7-30
25c
•
(quar.)—-j.
Edison
preferred
8-10
8-14
25c
Stern Textiles
Sunshine
:_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
4
15c
interest.
4%
12-
1
9-
40c
...
(quar.)———__.
Original preferred
12-15
9-23
8-21
9-18
Stores
preferred
Storer
8-27
9-15
30c
(quar.)___
Southern California
5%
9-11
25c
(s-a).
Co.
preferred
Southern
8-21
9-
Laboratories—
(quar.)__
Southern
1
$$1.25
40c
...
preferred
5.44%
8-28
50c
(quar.)
4.32%
10-1
$1.20
(quar.)
Corp.
California
4.88%
8-28
45c
(quar.)..:—
Co.
1
1
$15c
(John B.)
Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
Stix-Baer-Fuller Co., common
(quar.)
7% 1st preferred (qua,r.)
x.
Stone & Webster, Inc. (quar.)—
8-31
10-
60c
(initial)
Oil
Co.
9-15
$15c
(quar.)...
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)—_
55c
preferred
5%%
25c
—
—
$50c
A
75c
preferred
1
13 %C
8-31
$15c
preferred
9-
1
9-15
...
4.78%
9-15
10-15
8-13
J25c
8-14
9-
9-
8c
Stetson
,
4.24%
$1
34%c
1
——_—
French
preferred
Stock
9-
8-13
9-
9-15
1
37 Vac
Delaware
preferred
&
4'/2%
8-10
1
(increased)
Fund,
Jersey Gas
4.80%
5%
8-10
9-10
9-
$15c
(quar.)
Corp., common
Southern
8-14
9-10
4
4
9-15
40C
—
8-14
1
30c
B),
Tools
Southam
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
...
class
Works
Wesson.
Mfg.
9-
8-24
30c
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Drug Inc. (increased)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
8-28
2%
preferred
$1.55
Soss
South
Sterchi Bros.
8-28
9-16
20c
(qvar.)
com.
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.
Mobil
$1.25
19-7
9-16
62V2C
Steel
Corp.
O.)
Sonotone
10-
9-7
t30c
Aircraft
9-
37 Vac
(monthly).
:
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Socony
1
Stern
common
(Edson
9-25
\
8-14
10-
9-
55c
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred iquar.)
Stedman
Bros.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd., class A
Stephenson Finance Co., com.
572%
preferred
(quar.)
8-14
8-31
8-
9-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
8-21
8-31
f
&
8-14
20c
Engineering
New
1
9-15
dividend
Snap-On
8-31
9-
61c
Extra
Smith
9-19
9-15
93 %C
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stauffer Chemical Co.
8-28
9-20
62 VaC
\
(quar.)
Statler
9-10
4
4
8-21
50c
Class
Hotels
99-
4
80c
quar.)
Finance Corp.,
8-14
1
25c
(quar.)
&
&
G%
1
1
9-
35c
Ltd
Insurance
Supply
Loan
9-
10c
class
Fuel
State
3
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Steel,
Life
State
9-17
30c
(quar.)
Capital
1010-
35C
Structural
8-12
25c
Strapping Co.,
Kline
9-
1
I7V2C
...
common
Indiana
State
8-28
9-14
5c
—
of
Co.,
3
9-14
65c
(quar.)
California
of
9-14
25c
(quar.)
(A.
9-18
10-
$30c
A
Gas
Oil
Stock
9-25
29 %c
$1.25
Singer Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
10-23
29 %c
'
25c
(quar.)
29HC
__
8-17
5c
29tJ)c
________
8-17
4
(quar.)
Sinclair & Venezuela
t6c
(quar.)
4
9-
lquar.)__
L$d.,
of
Co.
Register
(quar.)
1
9r
1
5c
Co.
A
12-
9-10
87 VaC
A
Oil
Stanley Home Products
Power Co.
Saw
Sinclair
10-23
9-15
9-
,
Simplex Wire & Cable
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
$$1.25
25c
9-2
Corp
(H.) & Sons, Ltd., 5%
Simmons Company (quar.
+25c
35c
434%
San Diego Imperial Corp., 5Va%
.Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)„.
8-28
I
9-18
2
(quar. I
10c
Company, common
convertible preferred (quar.)
Jose
1
$1.10
1st
Sandura
San
10-
10-
25c
10-
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
10-
-12-15
45C
i
Oil
Class
8-20
94c
x
(Conn.) (quar.)_
Accident
Insurance
(Detroit) —
Standard
9-2
25c
Simon
Smith
8-25
8-25
2
$1
A
preferred
Smith
9-15
9-15
10-
J30c
(quar.).
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.,
Class B (quar.).
*1.25
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred series (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
$4.40
8-28
$1.07 l/a
25c
23c
1
25c
Water
Standard
9-
25c
Oil Co.
(Ohio), common (quar.)
3%% preferred A (quar.)_—____
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.20
pfd. (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
Standard Pressed Steel (quar.)—
9-15
I2V2C
(quar.)._
class
Steel
Silkn.it, Ltd.,
Smith
1
$56V4c
Stores
preferred
Smith
10-
8-20
$1.63
Standard
1
8-23
1
30c
Kentucky
Standard Oil Co. of (New Jersey)——
9-15
10c
Co.
Food
&
B
$1.25
Regis
&
9-30
37 VaC
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Louis-San
10c
$1
(quar.)
Joseph Lead Co.
5%
(monthly)
Products
Lawrence Corp.,
St.
common
(quar.)
preferred
Joseph
St.
Inc.,
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
Foods (quar.)
Southland
Safeway Stores,
4% preferred
com.
(quar..)..
Oil
Class
Skil
9-
1
8-28
9-15
30c
(quar.)
Standard
.8-19
9-15
10-
9-15
9-
50c
Mfg. Co., com.
preferred (quar.).
Standard
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Signode
5%
9-
$-28
30c
Standard
9-10
9-15
9-1
25c
of
Pacific
$2.44
5%
9-10
$1.13
(increased-quar.)
Breweries,
Signal
9-10
1
9-15
25c
—
Voting trust ctfs'.
Siegler Corp. (quar.)
Sierra
1
9-30
(quar.)
—
8-15
8-10
%VaC
s,
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
1
3-27
9-
40c
(quar.)—_————
Quarterly '
Ruppert
9-
1
tl5c
_——
—
Inc.
9-
$1
(quar.)
:
9-
8-17
!25c
___
Extra
8-14
9-10
_—
_————
1
9-10
4%
—.
8-14
50c
Rohm
Holland
9-
1
37 Vac
—
Rubbermaid,
8-14
$1.13%
Mfg. Co. (quar.)————
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (qua'- (
Rogers Corp., class B (stock dividend)—
Tool
1
$ 1.027a
Rockwell
Royalties Management
9-
$t
—
—~—
&
8-21
9-21
—_
preferred "I", (quar.)
preferred "J" (quar.)—
4.95% preferred "K" (quar.)
Gear
8-14
9-21
—
4.10%
Ross
8-14
8-31
9-10
60c
common
4%%
•
1
14
Electric—
&
preferred
Rochester
9
9-15 '
37 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
9-
4c
t20c
Company^
&
75c
34%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
Rochester Gas
8-10
9-
17VaC
A
8-10
1
4
Roadway
class
9-10
30c
___
— .
Inc.,
7
8-14
9-15
Co., class A
(quar.)
(quar.)_
%
;_______—
514%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)————-,-———
Rio Grande Valley Gas
(quar.)—Express
8-
9-10
2c
B
—
—
1
75c
_
(quar.)_>
9-17
8-14
9-
$1.1272
—
Finance
Class
•
5
10-
15C
__
1
9-
90C
——
1
8
9-
55c
—
—
(quar.)
10-
Vac
25c
(increased)
_______
convertible
9-18
12
preferred (auar.V—
Rheem Mfg. Co., common (increased)414%
12-15
10-23
—
Drug & Chemical (quar.)—
Revere Copper & Brass Inc.
(quar.)
3.60%
9-13
,1-1-60
75c
—
Rexall
Reynolds
I"-®?;
1
9-15
$23c
—
Inc.
9-
8-21
iy
10-
$5c
—
.
9- 1
9-15
10-
$27c
—
8-14
9-13
55c
Republic
Revlon,
9-14 ,si.
15c
.
(quar.)
$1.10 class A (quar.)—
Steel Corp.
(quar.)-
8-20
9-
12 Vac
—
Co. (quar.)
Ltd., $1.10 class A
9-10
12 Vac
Insurance
Chains,
8-17
lacat8-14
31V4C
(quar.)
(increased):.—.4——
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.) —
Quarterly
•l
9-11
10-
G.)
preferred
Class
9-13
r£j9-
8
9-11-^5-8-21
30c
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Raj'mond Corp.
io-
10-
$1.50
(quar.)___
Shopping Bag
Shulton, Inc.,
9-30
8-24
«
common
(Frank
Shoe
lo-iswrlo- 5
87 l4c
(quar.)
& Batten, Ltd.,
(quar.)
(Los Angeles)—
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
Sherer-Gillett Co. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
9
1
2
10-
RR.
Brands, common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Standard Milling Co., class
Class
B
(quar.)_____
9-4
10c
Co.
4%
9-
8-13
8-19
25c
(quar.)
E.)
(A.
8-13
1
1
25c
Standard
8-31
9-18
10c
Co.
Co.
9-15
9-16
10-
3%
12 VaC
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
30c
3IV4C
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
.
Ranco,
Rapid Grip
10-
15c
—___
Ralston
25c
stock split
Shawmut
*«8-31
America
preferred (quar.)_
Purina Co. (quar.)
Rath
H
com.
1st
3%
common
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Sheller
4
10c
Machinery,
preferred A
Corp.
$3.50
"
(Wise.)
Hydraulic
Accident
Rubber,
Shop
25c
——_
J
R.
Racine
$1.12V2
Extra
9-l5r^8-18
9-15^-^8-18
35c
—.
-
(quar.)
v
Shattuck
.^-24
f'^8- 6
9-
llc
Quemont
Quincy
8-14
B
Shaler
9-30
40c
—.
Mining Corp., Ltd,
Mining Co., common
9-
Staley
9-
25c
(quar.)
Standard
dividend).
4V2 %
Class
was?:*
Extra
Stamford
8-1
32V2C
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.).
Serrick Corp., 90c class A
•
Quaker
9-17
9-1
5%
9-30:^;
dividend)-
—
$3.75
10-10
4V2%
9-30
(irom. long-term cap¬
in cash cr stock)
Payable
Seiberling
8-23
$1.04Va
.
(special)
9-30~^..8-28
9-30.:^, 8-28
$1.07 Va
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Puritan Fund
9-30
35c
$1.2614
(quar.)—
&
8-12
9-17
quar.)
Security Title Insurance
»>>rr
45c
$1.02
Life
8-12
9-11
10-10
(quar.)__
A three-for-one
1
10-
'
Sprague Electric (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
Common
(quar.)
^
i $6.50 preferred
(quar.)
9-17
(quar.)_____
A
1
9-
Holdern
9-24
12 Vac
(quar.)
International
10-10
dividend
preferred
Security
9-10
Co.—
__
(quar.)
Telephone
Stock
Carolina—
Corp.
9-
9-25
20c
Payable of Retx
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
Quarterly
Spotless Company
50c
Sears, Roebuck & Co. iquar.)____
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
$1.20
.
Farms, 4V2%
Corp.
(stock
8-17
5c
9-
—
Spokane
■
4
(quar.)
5% pfd.
■
B
$1.25
C
common
9-
Y.)—1
52'4 c
New
8-17
(quar.)—__
common
preferred
25c
87'/a
—
J25c
J31V4C
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
1 -IS. 8-14
4
■
15c
(quar.)..
Co. (N.
(initial
9-
/
(quar.)
8-14
___
preferred (quar.)
4 18%
preferred (quar.).
4.30% preferred (quar.).
5.05% preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, com.
(stock
$4.75
preferred
Surety
$4.50
Share
common
Spindale Mills,
$1.18%
common
1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Puerto
Finance,
laib.
4.08%
Pullman,
Seaboard
Inc.,
Extra
8-17
8-25
:77~T7'"7™;.7'
&
9-
Common
$1.40
1
9-14
•-
Products,
Spiegel,
8-17
1
preferred
Sperti
.
Class
26c
income.......
9-
.
•
&
investment
Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)..
Seaboard Airline RR. Co. (quar.)..
9-14
10-
9-
9-10
Fund, Inc.—
investment income...
Clark
Common
Stock
net
Stevens
net
9-1
91V4c
—.77 Fund, Inc.— 77.f"77777
From
8-26
4Vi%
10-16
12VaC
(quar.)...
$1.16
(quar.)
&
Scudder
8-14
8-17
i
9-10
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Clark
$1.06%
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Quarterly from
Scythes
_
North
Service Electric
A
&
h-
$i
25c
.
iquar;)____.___^.___
class
Stevens
$4.75
(quar.)
Co.
1
Inc.,
Scudacr
10-16
50c
(resumed)
•.
preferred (quar.)_______
514%
preferred (quar.)—
Service
8-20
i-
9-
Colorado
5%
Public
Scripto,
Co.
(quar.)_
preferred
5
11-1
When
Per
Name of Company
,8-14
%
r
...
common
y
(quar.)
—
4.32%
5
8-
Mfg. Co.,
■S3.65 preferred
8-17
9-10,"
18c
Co. of Indiana,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.):
4.16%
8-
Scovill
Holders
9-10
85c
...
(quar.)
Williams
(quar.)""
&
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
preferred
Scott
1
9-
t62c
Service
3Va%
1
50c
—
of
1
9-
3Cc
.
Co.
9-
IT
Insurance
common
9-
Share
Paper Co., common (quar.)
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
$4
7
9-15
10c
_________
414% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Public
61c
$30c
—
Accident
Transport Co.,
(quar.
preferred
9-10
6114c
iquar.)
Provincial
.
25c
(quar.)..
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (R.
$.2 conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Provident
8-
•
8-15
1
,
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.
1
9-
Company
Scott
8-28
9-
__
(quar.
Co.,
9-10
22 Vac
—_
Per
Name of
8-23
15c
America
Forests
Powell River
Prince
'9-10
20c
Potash
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
•
Extra
;
When
Share
(Mass.)
51
5%
25c
(quar.)
9-10
9-30
10-
1
8-22
8-22
8-19
(quar.)
35c
9-15
8-31
(increased)
15c
9-15
8-28
$1.25
9-15
9- 1
Mfg,
$5* preferred
(quar.)
—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
.
.
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
(916)
Inc.—
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
3oc
$1
25c
25c
He
25c
(quar.)
Common
preferred (quar.)
Thomas Industries, class A
(quar.)...
Class
B
fquar.)
Thorp
Finance
Corp
Thorofare Markets, common fquar.)
5% preferred B fquar.)
5% preferred (-initial series)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
4%
Class
15c
Storss
(quar.)
Co. (increased)
Drug
Roofing
35c
.
75c
Inc.
(interim)
Roller Bearing
Time,
30c
30c
.
(ouar.)
B
Thrifty
Tilo
31'Ac
31 Vic
50c
40c
(quar.)
Timken
Corp. of St. Louis
—-Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
American deposit receipts (interim)
Toledo Edison Co.
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.) „—
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Co. (quar.)
Toronto Elevators, Ltd., new com. (initial)...
Title Insurance
a7*/2%
$1.06'A
$1.06(4
$1.14
25c
tlOc
110°
35c
21c
Extra
Corp.
Supply, class A
Finance Corp., Ltd., class A
Towmotor
Tractor
Traders
B
Class
*60c
t60c
(quar.)
$$1.12%
$50c
<quar.)„—
preferred
4%%
r—
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Travelers Insurance
(Hartford)
30c
35c
25c
40c
'70c
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Del.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Truax-Traer Coal Co., common (quar.)
$2.80
preferred A (quar.)
Trinity
Temper
True
Gas
Trunkline
(quar.)
$5 pfd.
Corp.
Co..
(quar.)
A
35c
62(40
40c
62 (Ac
37(Ac
$1
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
(quar.)..
208 South La Salle Street
(quar.)___
Twin Coach Co., $1.50 conv. pfd.
(quar.)—
Clutch
Disc
Twin
Carbide
Union
(quar.):
preferred
Union,!Electric
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar. )„...*
$4.50
Class
(quar.)
Car Co.
B
_xr—
9-15
Vulcan
10-
1
9-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
6*A% preferred (quar.J
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
4
10-
I
9-
4
10-
1
9-
Sugar Co., new common (initial)——
United Aircraft Corp. (reduced)-,
.
United Airlines, Inc.
(quar.)__
..
Union
Wagner
Extra
9-15
8-25
(quar.)
„
United Board & Carton (quar.)—
preferred
$4.50
XJnited-Carr Fastener,
Carbon
Co.
United
Elastic
3-26
9-10
9-10
8-21
Walker
Walter
Ward
9
8-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
4*A%
8-14
Warren
9-
7
New
Electric
Coal
8-20
1
8-20
Washburn
1
9-16
Washington
(quar.)
8
3
income
profits)
5%
West
Coast
West
Indies
9-10
8-27
West
9-10
8-27
Westeel
8-
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
Western
9-
2
8-12
9-
United
United
New
United
Screw
Class
2
10-19
Western
9-17
Western
S.
Borax
&
9-10
8-21
U.
S.
Gypsum Co.,
t).
S.
Hoffman
S.
class
Lines Co.
4(4%
U.
S.
U.
A
Machinery Corp.—
preference (quar.)
(N.
J.),
9-28
11-16
10-20
Weston
11-16
10-20
Class
11-16
10-20
11-16
10-20
Playing Card Co
U.
S.
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
5%
preference A (quar,)_;
U. S. Rubber. Co., common (quar.)
8%
U.
1st
S.
common
9-
conv.
United
Telephone
Co.
of
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
Stock
4
United
Tobacco
States
non-cumulative
7%
United
Whelan
Common
Co.,
8-31
preferred
Universal
Iusurance
Universal
Match
common
Co.
Upson-Walton
Power
Utah
Go.
Southern
&
preferred
(increased)__
Co.
._
8-3
9-
1
8-15
10-10
9-13
Wolverine
Insurance
Class
common
1
8-14
Wood
4
8-26
Woodley
9-
4
8-26
Woodward
9-19
8-31
4
9-
4
Wooit
9-
4
Woolworth
1
9-
4
12-11
8-31
1
9-10
9-
1
8-14
Co.
%C
9-10
8-25
9-30
9-15
28
50c
-8-24
7
1
9-15
9-
9-
1
Vale
1
8-20
50c
1
1
2
12-
1
11-20
25c
9-10
-
Yellow
9-
1
8-31
9-15
Yosemite
8-31
9-15
Co.
Cab
Yellowknife
8-20
Young
Park
&
Curry
&
Spring
Ltd.
Wire
8-31
8-15
'
11-30
11-
1
10-15
9-15
9-1
9-15
p.
1-15
Ziegler
•
1
9-
9-25
Coke
&
Transfer
8-14
9-
Coal
4
$ Payable
books
in
9-15
9-
9-30
8-15
closed
this
for
funds,
15%;
9-10
15c
tax
8-31
33c
9-
9-11
10-
1
a
Less
y
Previously
2
9-
1
resident tax
9-
1
at
the
source.
9-
1
9-
4
4
8-13
50c
9-
1
8-12
50c
9-
2
8-
30c
9-21
$1.25
10-15
date
is
funds, less
indicated
15%
The
corrected
paymen*
here,
Canadian
*
Less
Jamaica
income
,
\;
elected Presi¬
who recently
Vice-President, has been
succeed Forrest B. Shaw,
Russell Co.—Expands West Coast..Operation-—
the West Coast, the company on Aug. 24
tax.
expansion move on
an
its subsidiary, the Rusco w*ndow C° of
changed its name to the Rusco Window Co.,
that
announced
Calif.,
non-residents
has
Los Angeles
Inc., Pacific
Russell has been appointed President of the western,
replacing Charles P. Culbert, who has retired.
President and Board Chairman of the parent
company, said that plans have been completed, to increase manufac¬
turing facilities at the Los Angeles plant.
Stepped up manufacturing
Will
enable the company to extend its distribution to every market
along the Pacific coast, Mr. Russell stated.—V. 196, p. 464.
C°Wiliiam
8-13
9-
record
S.
and
(F. G.)
incorrect.
8-15
12*/2c
U.
was
..
President—
Non¬
7%.
8-15
$1.37%
in
date
Executive
Noble,
E
General Manager to
resigned.—V. 189, p. 1134.
tax.
published
and/or
t Payable
8-14
75c
income
mainly in
chain Includes 1W stores
"
1114.
Rubbermaid, Inc.—New
In
date
3-31
9-
British
Richman's present
northern part
the direct sale of
Donald
dividend.
deductible
called as soon as
retail stores, located
the
dent
9-15
1
$1.06 */4
1
not
Canadian
tax
'
1
(quar.)
,
special meeting to be
chain are 91
8-14
11-13
2-1-60
9-30
at a
Stein's
Stems.
V. ^183^
8-10
9-15
$1.25
the
of the country.
Both chains are exclusively
for
men's clothes. Richman would also acquire at
the
same
time a factory at Knoxville. Tenn., which. produces men's
wear,
for Stein's and is owned by-interests affiliated with
No
change in the name of Stein's Stores is contemplated, and the
Stein organization will be held intact, the announcement ..-aid.
in
"8-20
50c
....
(quar.)
for. action
thi £3* Vnd SlS
1
7%c
Z_'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
7(4c
.
9-10
t2c
(resumed)
11.
Aug
on
PIr2bp5'in
9-10
1
8-31
20c
(quar.)
Mines,
E»ar
10-
large
sharehuldis
8-25
9-
9-10
$1.25
3*7 %c
(quar.)..
Mfg.
a
Acquire Stein's Chain—
negotiations ,o acquire Stein s Stores
stores, George H. Richman, President,
The acquisition will be presented to Richman
has completed
chain of men's wear
company-
announced
10-20
25c
Tnc
9-18
11-
This
8-20
10-
25c
Z
9-
25c
;
Towne
&
range.—V. 190, p. 774.
Brothers Co.—To
Richman
8-14
9-
25c
...
—_
8-28;
1
$18,000 price
to
$16,000
1
9-
model
model, featuring
expected to be _
will be m the
in Huntington.
Construction of the fourth
maintenance-free advantages of aluminum, is
completed in late September or October. The homes
the
3
9-19
.
Osias
homes
8-28
10-15
89-
10c
——
The
8-21
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals
(quar.)
Wyman-Gordon Co. (quar.)
10-15
1
9-
62*/2c
(quar.)...
....
9-12
9-
in
which could accommodate a projected 20,000 homes.
Organization is now constructing three other
developments
housing
,
,
homes in other Osias developments
the session. The organization is planning
four states along the Eastern seaboard on
aluminum
discussed during
properties
8-17
9-15
(monthly)..—
—
_
introduce
to
Plans
8-20
5
25c
;
Monthly
offered in the $42 million North Point
Long Island, N. Y., in September, according
joint
the
also Were
8-20
3
9-
62 %c
(quar.)
Monthly
3
9-
56'Ac
(quar.)....
Extra
9-15
9-
40c
Monthly
8-24
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.
common
Company
I
9-10
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
prior
9-12
10-
1
1
(quar,)
(quar.)
preferred
W.)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.
9-15
Co.
4*A%
(F.
Publishing
Wurlitzer
10-
9-
9-
50c
Bros.,
4*A%
8-14
1-1-60
5
9-15
t$1.37%
(quar,)..
Co.
Iron
Worthington Corp.,
8-21
9-
17 %c
12*/aC
Corp.
Co.
Governor
9-
9-
9-15
....
1
World
8-31
25c
biggest aluminum housing
Levittown.
Machinery
Petroleum
Extra
y8-31
9-19
nation's
announcement made by the Osias Organization, one of
New
York's
largest development firms;
the Clinton G. Bush Con¬
struction Company, of Huntington Station, L. I., nationally known home
manufacturers;
and Reynolds Metals Co.
The
program,
devised after two days of talks among officials of
the three firms, calls for the immediate design and construction of
an
aluminum model home in the 2400-unit development, largest since
to
8-31
9-15
the
be
project which will open on
Co.—
Newspaper
9-
9-15
30C
(quar.)..
class A
Z
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5*A% pfd.
9-
8-31
$1.20
(quar.)
Wometco Enterprises,
7
8-31
9-15.
$1.19
Wood
8-
5
9-
9-15
will
homes
Aluminum
and
York's
announced on Aug. 21.
were
program
8-14
8-21
New
for
Housing Program—
Metals Co.—Aluminum
Reynolds
Plans
10-15
1
9-
9-
$1.12%
..."
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp,, com.
A
1
10-31
2'7c
(quar.)
17%c
(quar.)
I
$1.50
preferred
10%
Oil
8-21
9-
.
(quar.).....
preferred
1
15c
(quar,)__.._j^
Light
1
$1.10
4.80%
12»/2C
pfd, (quar.)
9-15
9-
Light—
4.50%
25c
Co
8-24
9-30
42 %c
(quar.)....
(quar,)....
4.73%
resident
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 4*A%
Utah
&
7-31
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.—
(initial quar.)
Products
Power
preferred
9-12
30c
Marion
"Universal
8-31
35 c
(quar.)..
90c
1
87%c
87*40
(quar.)_
preferred
10-
9-1
4
9-14
states
corrosive,
highly
9
1
(quar.)_.
Wisconsin
8-31
1
12-
I
10-
10c
_
Electric Power Co., com,
preferred
equipment will also be added to provide the
with Fluoroflex-T piping and components used in
high temperature chemical processing.
G.
G.
Bell, General Manager of the Western Division indicated
the
expansion will more effectively serve the growing demand for
Fluoroflex-T products.—V. 189, p. 314.
processing
New
western
11
11-
$1.06 */4
monthly)
(incr,
7%
4,40%
9-30
10-
7^G
preferred-(quar.)
35c
expanded
larger
kets.
i
10-
1-4-60
1%
(quar.)
Stores
Hirsch,
1
30c
(quar.)
Oil
8-14
9-
1
10c
&
10-
43%c
P-tl
8-21
;
10-
(quar.)
9-21
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
common
common
$3.50
Universal
0-31
8-14
9-10
Division Enlarged—
facilities (20,000 sq. ft.) will permit installation of addi¬
tional processing equipment for increased production of Fluoroflex-T
hose and hose assemblies of Teflon for the aircraft and missile mar¬
The
i
Industries—
common
and
corporation's Western Division will move into new and
facilities at Anaheim, Calif., in September of this year;
•
9-18
9-10
0
ap¬
shares of this compaiy,
753,696 capital
The
8-15
35c
6% preferred (1897) (quar.)—
Wisconsin National Life Insurance (s-a)
Pennsylvania—
preferred
Corp.,
$3.50
New
Winter
9-4
1
1
9-30
15c
American Stock Exchange has
Resistoflex Corp.—Western
r
9-17
18 %c
Monthly
10-
1
9-
1%
preferred
$4.25
9-10
10-
$3
Boston,
America,
of
Trust
8-21
9-18
1
9-24
50c
40c
Co..
&
Winn-Dixie
8-24.
8-21
9-10
10-
$1.31 */4
dividend
Wilson
8-21
9-10
25c
50c
the
including the buildings situated thereon. The company also was or¬
ganized to purchase, sell, exchange and in any manner deal hi stocks,
bonds
and
other securities of corporations,
partnerships or trusts.
8-14
8
9-
the
organized in 1955.
The company acquires, manages and
otherwise deals in real estate of any type and description
was
leases
9-10
85c
-
dividend
Stock
Woodward
$1.12(4
8-14
8-14
(quar.)
Co.
&
$2
75c
17(4c
17'Ac
Corp., common; (quar. )=,-_.
—
Stockyards Corp., com.
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
70c
1
1
(quar )..'
(quar.)—
Williamu-McWllliams
50c
Steel
United
25c
35c.
50c
60c
9-
(quar.)—
Co.
which
of
Governors
of
original listing
for
proved
9-
common
Bros.
Williams
8
8-24
9-10
Corp.,
Williams
8-28
9-12
9-10
30c
with
effectively
more
traffic available for trans¬
464.
p.
Investment
Estate
Board
The
9-10
1
Villa
Wickes
9-10
1
10-
t$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Grocers (s-a)
9-18
8-13
9-15
(quar.)——
____
Motor Co., common (increased quar.)
9-15
10-
8-10
1
Paper
9-30
1
1
(increased-quar. )_—
Whitaker
Fund
portation."—V. 190,
other private transportation*
Mass.—Listing ol' Stock—
9-
10-
12 %c
post deficits
1
t$1.12%
—....
8-25
5*A%
Oifice
8-23
10-
——
1
9-
9-
9-15
tl7*/2c
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.);
4*A% convertible preferred (quar,)
10-15
9-15
U7%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Whitehall
9-10
1
10-
$1.25
company, along with
be able to
"compete
Department for the package
(3) The express
enterprises,
would
1
Real
Weyerhaeuser Timber
I
9-
9-15
30c
9-4
8-31
9-21
95 c
8-12
9-10
9-30
parcel
taxpayer-borne
be paved for promjjt Post Office Department
petitions to the I. C. C. for further parcel post rate increases which
would
be required by law in
order to eliminate the remaining $78
million of the current $166 million annual taxpayer losses.
7-31
9c
9-14
White
1
30c
9-1
9-
1
reduce
quickly
would
It
(1)
3-17
1
99-
17*/2C
—
_—_
class A
Ltd,,
approve
which the Post Office first
by $33 million s year.
(2)
The way would
8-17
1
9-
30c
5
Post
preferred (quar.);
preferred (quar.)
i—
Hydrocarbon Co. (quar,)_
White
62*40
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
10c
4*A%
6%
8-14
22(4c
30c
$1
$1.05
preferred (s-a)__-_
& Foundry (quar.)
Pipe
1
9-
*30c
Westpan
4
9-
9-14
B
8-20
50c
S.
8-25
(quar.)
Inc.
(George),
9-14
62(4c
;
(quar.)
oommon
9-15
8-21
(quar.)
Utilities
25c
...
.
things:
9-
8-21
Westinghouse
$1.75
■
1
(quar.)
preferred
5%
U.
_■
(increased-quar. f_„
com.
Extra
7%
(quar.)—
preferred
9-10
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Envelope, common (quar.)
7% preferred (s-a) *
U. S. Freight Co. (quar.)—
S.
8-10
8-28
to
for
—
(increased-quar.)
Gas
Kentucky
Western
Chemical Corp,—
preferred
4(4%
U.
I
9-20
8-14
1
1
9-
Tablet & Stationery Corp,—
Westmoreland.
50c
(increased-quar.)
B
9-
9-14
1
9-
has
corporation
The
Commission
4
9-
(quar.)..
1
Bolt
&
Ltd.
8-13
t$l
3(5c
17c
$2.50
of
36C
25c
9-
20c
—■
$1.20
Breweries,
ICC Urged to Act
Post Rate—
—
formally asked the Interstate
Commerca
"promptly" long overdue parcel post; rate
petitioned in April 1957 and
then delayed filing of rate schedules, and to find that such increases
are
inadequate under law to cover the Government's out-of-pocket
cost of providing the service.
The
requested action,
6he company said would accomplish three
(quar.)
8-13
60c
America (quar. )
Jersey RR, & Canal (quar,)
Insurance Co.
United
9-4
9-15
30c
30c
1
$1.06(4
-
9-30
Inc.
Quickly on Long Delayed Parcel
t20c
11-
3.60%
(annual)
11c
.
10-
9-
___
8-21
Agency,
Express
Railway
8-28
9-15
Western'Carolina Telephone Co....,
net invest¬
securities
A
9-10
50c
(quar.).,,
Western
Ltd.—
Growers,
Grain
7
—
.
1
8c
non-cumulative preferred
Illuminating Co.
5%
United
7
8-
(quar.)
Canada
proceeds
25c
$1.44 pfd.
9-11
8-20
:
8-
I
60c
—:
8-12
Wisconsin
from
9-30
1
9-
;
(quar.)—
com.
Supply, "common
Auto
are
to be used for machinery and electronic test
environmental testing equipment, placing accounts payable
basis, trade notes, retiring loans outstanding, research
development and for working capital.
and
1
£-
(quar.)(increased)
Telephone
notification with tlio
(par 25 cents) to be
discount
a
increases,
2
8-29
on
10-
investment inc.)
9-26
5%
8-27
—
Ltd.
preferred
$4.80
9-15
Gas
4(4%
Co.
Gas
Products,
Westcoast
8-15
40c
(jncreased)
9-
$75c
3c
:
—
,
Ohio
corporation on Aug. 17 filed a letter of
100,000 snares of common s;ock
at $3 per share.
covering
The
1
9-
\37%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Sugar
SEC
$1.25
Telephone,
The
4
With
Exchange Commission—
and
equipment,
(quar.)
preferred
7
8-20
11 16
9-
9-16
9-10
3iy4c
18,O0§
is
Products Co., Inc., Easton, Pa.—Files
Radio City
Securities
offered
(quar )-
Chemical Products,
9-10
1
1
Snowdiift Co.—
&
preferred
4.30%
West
9-10
Improvement, common
preferred (quar.)__
United
U.
and
Oil
11-25
9-10
1010-
25c
8
9-
9-
a-ia
20c
(quar.)
Power
Water
Wesson
30c
,
(8c from
Science Fund
Wire
Wellington Fund (from net
Wells-Gardner
(increased)
9-
9-10
significant
other
3
$1.12 */2
1
1
8-20
$1.12%
8
1
8-20
5
10-
92 */2 c
(quar.)
common
9-
1
9-
9-11
t2Qc
(quar. j
(quar.)_
9-
50c
50c
40c
6%, preference A (quar.)
United Funds, Inc.—
ment
Co.,
1
10-
9-3
9-17
3%
—
A
9-15
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
United
D.)
preferred
1
10-
9-17
40c
(quar.)
preferred
(S.
9-
10-
8-19
25c
(initial quar.)
common
10-
10-
3
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
4'A %
9-
8-23
9-
50c
(quar.)——
A
preferred
$1.25
8-31
class
$2.50
Co.,
&
9-15
10c
12*/2C
(Jim)
Corp.
(increased)
Industries Corp.—
9-
;
(quar.)—.
8-20
.
Company
(quar.)dividend —
Waite Amulet Mines. Ltd
8-20
8-31
8-26
9-18
—
Stock
(initial)..
common
new
Corp,
United
United
.
8-28
$1.59 y*
-
9-18
;
—
9-
20c
$1,12(4
25c
(quar.)
com.
8-20
9-18.
$L433/4
Walgreen
Artists Theatre Circuit—
5% preferred (quar.
United Biscuit Co. of America,
—
WJR (The
8-10
8-10
9-
$1.25
Artists
United
9-15
9-10
footage
ft. for further expansion.
contracts have recently been
awarded to
Radiation.
Among
them, a $5,900,000 contract with Boeing for aa
airborne
and
ground
digital telemetry system for
the Minxtemaa
Missile Program will represent the first tine that the digital process
has been applied to an operational missile.
This contract is roughly
half the dollar size of the company's total sales last year.
Only a few weeks ago Radiation was selected along with Philco and
IT&T
as
the three-company team for developing an advanced com"
munications
satellite system called "Project Courier."
Radiation re¬
ceived a $1,560,000 contract for their portion of this program.—V. 190,
p; 265;
;
"v. ■'
———-—-———p■...
—
9-15
9-30
20c
Goodwill Station) (quar. )—
Electric
tquaf.)
8-10
1
8-31
50c
12(4c
40c
(quar.)—
Corp.
United
9-30
sq.
Square
View.
Mountain
Park,"
36,000
available
an
Several
8-14
75c
4
"9-1
1
$1.12
Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric
3.80% preferred (quar.)
$2
10c
(s-a)
prior preferred
5'%
53A%
5
9-
9-15
Cold Storage Co.—
Union Terminal
4%
1
7-31
10c
10c
40c
(quar.)
Tank
10-
1
$1
$1.12(4
92(4c
87(4c
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)j
Union Oil & Ga« (Los Angeles), cl. A (quar.)
Union
$4.50
9-
41c
$4 preferred
$3.70
8-31
9-
i2y2c
Corp.,
8-31
9-15
38c
$1.25
(Kansas), com. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
Co., corn, (increased quar.)..
Union Gas System
5%
Corp. (quar.)—
$3 conv. preferred (quar,) —
preferred (quar.)—.—Materials, common (quar.)
Mfg.
Vulcan
9-15
90c
(quar.)
Corp.
Vogt
10c
Industrial
"Space
with
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Fer
Holders
When
Per
Share
oi Company
Name
tax
A.
organization,
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com.
(quar.)
$5.50 prior pref.
(quar.)
Valspar Corp. (increased quar.)
Stock
Van
dividend
~_ZZZ
(increased) ZZZ
ZZZ
Raalte Co.
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alleys
Steel
Vanity Fair
Van
5%
Sciver
class
Vernon
Viceroy
Vick
Mills
(J;
A
(quar,)__
B.|
^
Mfg.,
7
INVESTMENT NEWS
9-10
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.. class
15c
Company
Chemical
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
A
(quar.)ZZZ__Z_Z
Co
U2*/ac
& Grey Trust Co.
(increased" quarj
(quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)_ZZZZZ
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Vita Food
Products " (quar.),_
;
Victrola
Voi-Shan
Industries,
Volunteer
Natural
Inc.
Gas
(quar.)
Z_Z
ZZ
ZZZ~~Z
1
4
8-14
(Continued from
Z.
dividend)
page
10)
35c
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-26
place in April of
$31 Vic
9-1
8-14
1
9-
1
is
9-15
9-
4
for
9-15
8-31
15c
9-15
11-
2
10-16
to reach approximately $13,000,000,
previous year.
expected
the
Mr.
Denius
2-1-60
1-15
Division
15c
5-2-60
4-15
sion stands
8-1-60
7-15
expected
25c
9-
1
6-15
1%
9-15
8-14
The
housed
the
by
-
reach at least 2,500,
same
year,
the level expected at the Florida
Pbesent employment at the Florida Divi¬
with an
at 1,050, wtnle on the Peninsula 130 are employed,
rise
Space
Hi
to $8,641,288
compared
predicts that within five years, total San Francisco area
employment will
'15c
a
to 350 within
one
Communications
handsome
of
Through
year.
present backlog stands at $14,000,000 against $6,000,000
this time last year.
Sales for the present fiscal year ending Aug. 31
at
12c
25c
this
Radiation's
8-14
9-
Aeronautical
$500,000
struction
40c
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
(stock
9-
9-
50c
.
Virginian Railway, common
G% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
€% preferred (quar.)
8
9-15
Co.—Development Contract—
for design and con¬
help provide unusual
performance capability for the new Navy A2F-1 carrier-borne attack
plane, has been awarded this company by Grumman Aircraft EngineerRyan
A
5
8-
operations
of Levinthal Electronic
Products
Inc.
of
Palq Alto,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Radiation.
Merger of these two firms took
40c
Viking Pump Co.
10-
1
9-
Russell,
C.
Frank
glass-
year.
Division,
and
in
operation
mosaic-facaded
since
building
April,
is
located
in
a
research and development contract
special type jet engine tailpipe to
an
ingenious arrangement,
details of which were
not dis¬
the plane to Ipa^e extremely short
a pioneer in this field, having suc¬
cessfully developed for the Air Force the revolutionary Ryan X-13
Vertijet, world's first jet vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) air¬
craft, and the Model 92 Vertiplane now being developed for the U. S.
Army and the Office of Naval Research as a short take-off and landing
closed,
the tailpipe will enable
and landings.
Ryan is
take-offs
plane (STOL).
Ryan's new high energy forming
used
for
instantaneous forming of
fabrication
of one
...
,
facilities, in which
parts, will be
of the major components of the
,
...
.
dynaipite ia
employed in the
tailpipe.
yolume 190
Number 5877
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
lightest steel alloy structures of its kind
careful design and stress Work.
Testing of the first
in
Boon
unit
Ryan's vertical
Wright
J-65
turbo
exhaust
of
for
built
jet engine
jet
built,
ever
requiring extremely
will
contract
test cell,
with
underway
get
the use
of
Curtiss-
a
engine.
Eventually, it will be used with the
Whitney aircraft J-52 engine, the power plant
A2F-1.
the
The
Pratt
a
A2F-1
expanding
factory
&
research
into
and
development order has the potential for
production contract, on completion of satis¬
tests, the announcement said.—V. 190. p. 464,
volume
performance
of
$1
with net income of
capital share earned
fiscal year.
Mr. Coleman pointed out that Seeburg's third quarter results included
the
"start-up costs for both the company's new background music
development and a newly designed electric cigarette vending machine.
In addition," he said "the costs of our two new acquisitions and the
charges for moving
their operations to Seeburg's headquarters in
in
the
—St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended July 31—
Net
Net
oper.
Mr.
190,
1959—7 Mos.—1958
8446,208
$435,254
254,953
$3,063,966
$2,581,919
254,761
1,689.495
1.790,911
op.
$191,447
$180,341
$1,374,471
$791,008
inc..
53,724
54,008
406.976
133,766
from
rev.
railway
—V.
1959—Month—1958
revenue.
ry.
oper.
corporation
the
purchase
Worth,
on
of
broadened
Savings
the
and
of
scope
Loan
its
to
assets
of
of
with
that
two
offices
about
Texas
in
$32
million,
association
Fort
Worth's
and
becomes
the
in
oldest
and
the
owned
associations,
city.
Franklin
Schneider, President of San Diego Imperial, said that
all of Equitable's
capital reserve stock Was purchased for $3,000,000
through Texas Imperial Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary.
The
to
acquisiiion
than
more
Within
last
the acquisition
Kan., the first
in
the
of
of
be
savings
Bay,
in
Centro.
The
Diego
Imperial's
assets
Diego Imperial
also
has
announced
Savings and Loan Association, Wichita,
a
savings and loan holding company
A
it
that
the company's fourth
investors, in Pasadena,
loaif association,
SDIC-owned
Vista;
corporation
announced
was
Other
Chula
Sam.
added.
acquired by
and
purchased.
increases
he
San
Commercial
to
Simultaneously,
the
week,
mid-West
ifornia
been
Eauitable
$330,000,000,
the
Suburban
also
California
Silver
owns
Cal¬
had
South
are
Diego,
State
and
Imperial
in
El
Savings,
Denver,
Colo.,
and
associations in addition to Equitable;
American,
Amarillo; First, Corpus Christi; Gibraltar, Houston;
Prairie, Grand Prairie, and Midland in Midland.—V.
190, p.716.
AmariJlc,
Grand
Seaboard Air Line
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Aug. 25 offered $4,470,000 of 4%% equipment trust cer¬
—
tificates, maturing annually, July 1, 1960 to 1974, inclu¬
sive. The
certificates, second and final instalment of an
issue aggregating
$8,940,000, are scaled to yield from
4.50% to 4.65%, according to
maturity. They were awardfed to the group on
Aug. 24 on its bid of 98.15%.
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler
bid
98.054%
the
for
certificates,
4V2S.
Issuance
the
©x
sale
the
of
subject
are
also
as
Commerce Commission.
issue of the certificates will
entire
box
estimated
cars
to
be
to
authorization
secured
by
1,000
all-
1959 and
1,
Industries,
international
multi-purpose
successful
Chairman
Over
held
A
by
of
Inc.
stock
The
of
credit
Of
of
the
number
Inc.,
15,000
cards
The
is
consumer
and
Mr.
credit
personal
launched
24
Arizona
a
Thompson
card
cooperating
increase
to
covered.
the
at
By
hands
banks.
an
average
the
of
time
the
minimum
a
estimated.
of
use
the
card,
will
company
Mr.
Service
the
Thus,
its
primary
1,
it
Thompson
and
$2.50
will
plans
by Jan.
through
be
1,
a
honored
to
initially
I960,
it
as
will
the
expand
and
operated
in
the
Atlantic
coast
the
1960,
to
card
East.—V.
on
international
an
188,
Charge
will
he
sell 25,000 shares.—V.
to
proposes
and,
Servo Corp.
of America
190,
Private Placement
—
scale
by
steps
entering
to
EuroDe
652.
p.
other
For
This
U.
details,
Suit
Files
corporation
with
ville,
Va.,
Anti-Trust
the
of
corporation
covering
offered
at
xecord
No
80
and
Aug.
proceeds
filed
5
shares
cents
the*
of
is
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
stock
common
share
per
unsubscribed
underwriting
The
on
300,000
(par 10 cents)
to be
subscription by stockholders of
to
the public at
$1
per
share
for
shares
in
to
are
be
used
for
exploration
and
mining operations.
Precision Corp.—Common
shares
of
Co.
&
stock
common
Aug.
on
additional
xecord
©n
Aug.
The
19,
Aug.
21.
Shares
of
12%
Sept.
be
distributed
cents
will
of
at
Its
PROCEEDS—Net
will
company
Y.;
N.
proceeds
initial
an
quarterly
the
stockholders
Board,
dividend
of
reported
the
on
split
is
Mr.
share, payable Oct. 1 to stockholders of
25%
increase over the quarterly rate paid
Breliant pointed
out.—V.
190,
p.
816.
a
income
for
the
first
nine
months
of
current
fiscal
set
year
ground
to
He
it.
from
music field
also
the
which
reported
is
on
expected to
a
new
open
contract
the
new
Seeburg
background
completely self-contained, it needs only
play," and Mr. Coleman predicts "it will
for
cost
of
the
line
background
and
the
ground
company,
charges
music
operator."
music
particularly
from
Seeburg
business
company's
prohibitive
will
fiscal
expects
come
ended
open
in
that
from
electric
an
in
studio
unit
cost
has
received
due
to
Bet profit is equal
to
$1.37
of
a
to
to
for
areas
make
both
make
50%
these urban
of
its
it
type
the
new
losses
net
share
on
from
income
peak
the
of
made
are
intend
not
wholly-owned
a
The
by
income
and
to
build
acreage
Silver
of
land
Creek
development
Precision
include
Corp.
will
but
confine
effort to
its
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
stock
Common
in
4Does
the
include
not
company
of
common
shares
118,000
stock held
issued
for
at
Ten
for
reserved
debentures,
due June
^Represents
$214,520;
of
conversion
30,
current
notes
and
the
company's
10-year
convertible
JB%
1965.
payable
as
follows: notes payable to banks,
placed
of
one
new
the market at par
share
will
for
be
each
convertible
$38.46
into
principal
common
construction,
sewage-disposal
1958.
ownership
plants
and
and
water-
be
connected
in
the
its
to
South
now
water-distribution
Vero
Beach
of
area
and
Indian
outstanding
has
488,847 shares of
which
stock
276,928
189,
England
919.
p.
Telephone
jCo.
Registers
—
with
offices
at
227
Church
St.,
New
Haven,
Conn.,
of
a
its
of
held.
American
the presently
Telephone
the
rights
1,467,120
rights are required to subscribe for
proceeds of the stock sale are to
porate
Advances
purposes.
Telegraph
and
Co.,
which
outstanding shares, intends to sell,
bidding,
parent
the
used
to
be
parent
as
will
a
owns
whole,
acquire.
for
company
are
expected
used for general
obtained in
cor¬
are
con¬
formity with an established practice of borrowing, as the need therefor
arises, for general corporate purposes,
including property additions
improvements.—V.
190, p. 717.
Co.
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. headed an under¬
writing group which on Aug. 28 offered $6,000,000 of
4%% equipment trust certificates, maturing annually,
Aug. 1, 1960, to 1974, inclusive. The certificates, priced
to yield 4.85% for all maturities, were awarded to the
group on Aug. 27 on its bid of 98.583%.
Southern
Salomon
Pacific
Bros.
—
bid
Hutzler
&
for
98.176%
certificates,
the
also
as
4%s.
and
of
Interstate
the
The
cost
35
cars;
of
certificates
the
Commerce
covered
are
subject
authorization
to
Commission.
secured
be
will
issue
box
218
sale
by
14
hopper
cars
offering
Diesel freight locomotive units;
and 50 flat cars, estimated to
are:
$7 529,325.
Participating
in
the
Dick
Merle-Smith;
&
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Baxter & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Freeman 3t
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.—V.
190, p. 816.
Southwestern
•
Drug
Corp.—Common
offering of 87,818
shares of
Stock
common
Offered—
stock
(par
made on Aug. 19 by an underwriting group
headed by The First Southwest Co., of Dallas, Tex., at
$18.75 per share. This offering has been completed, all
of the said shares having been sold.
was
PROCEEDS—The
notes
net
proceeds
will
be
used
to
reduce
working
short-term
incurred originally to provide working capital for the
inventories and accounts receivable, and for additional
capital.
of
BUSINESS—At
succeeded
the
time
of
its
incorporation
in
1929,
the
company
established businesses of wholesale drug firms located
Waco,
Fort Worth
and Amarillo, Texas.
The
centers in these cities became divisions of the company,
to the
Dallas,
Houston,
distribution
volume
each
&
on
"
payable
carrying
until
of $10,-
v
share.
the
which
by
company,
balance
from
it
additional
one
be
which
basis
stock
of
to
systems.—V.
filed
24
having
its
own
divisions
Falls Division
by Wood, Gundy
amount
share
a
August
the
1578.
5%% 20-year convertible debentures have
on
5 Vis
in
debentures
189, p.
Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada.
The
law
warehouse. Four
the Wichita
in 1950, the Midland.
Division
in
1952 and the
Beaumont Division in 1957, bringing the.:
company
to its present complement of nine divisions.
The company's
general offices are located in Dallas at 8000 Empire Freeway.
The
company
operates principally in the Southwest, and is oita
of the largest wholesale drug concerns in the United States, ranking
third in net sales volume.
The concern ranking first has a net sales
to others,, $164,961.—V.
Simpson's Ltd.—Offers Debentures—An issue
been
and
company
New
shares
additional
new
acquisition,
repayment of advances from the
to
approximate $20,000,000, any
in
Indebtedness
loans
purchase
to
Florida
Net
of
of
under
of its expanding
operations.
Under present con¬
about $500,000 will be required during the next
construction and acquisition of new water-treatment
sewage
competitive
$1)
treasury
period
share.
view
for
then
21.3%
intri¬
purpose
in
the
for
registration statement with
the
SEC
covering
$25 par common stock. The' company proposes
offer this stock for subscription at $35 per share by stockholders
record
Sept. 8, 1959, in the ratio of one new share for each 10
of
157,367
20,000 shares
includes
but
five-year
a
per
the
system
company,
Aug.
shares
in
acquiring certain assets of Field Force Mfg. Co., Inc. delivery of which
has not yet been consummated, the matter being in dispute and the
subject of litigation.
Does not include 934 shares of common stock
Miami, Fla., filed
24, 1959, covering
public sale through,
Blvd.,
Aug.
on
offered
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
*5,072,851 shs.
is
houses
The
Southern
$379,481
9,000,000 shs.
10 cents)
(par
Biscayne
be
SEC—
commitments,
and
water
Outstanding
—
189,
sewage-disposal plants
and
systems
(a
portion
of which will
eventually be recovered through aid-in-construction payments from
land developers).
In addition, the company is said to be negotiating
for the expansion of its activities through the acquisition of companies
engaged in similar lines of business and the further construction of
FINANCING
1—
payable—
connection
and
developing and selling
PRESENT
in
program.—V.
sewage-collection systems, located in suburban areas
it is also engaged in land development and in the
of
years
Public
GIVING
for
organized
activity
County.
advisable
of
company
expansion
SEC
stock, to
$4.60
at
was
and
Florida;
three
tracts.
payable
Mortgages
record
1,179,946 outstanding shares
holder
and
tractual
various
in
CAPITALIZATION
back¬
established
of Federal
for
incurred
stock
(and
certain
indebtedness)
of
(56.6% ) are held by management officials.
proceeds of the sale of additional stock will be added to the
company's general funds.
An increase in such funds is said to be
grade non-ferrous aluminum and brass castings, and
fog generating and dispensing machines. The latter
high
line
000,000 of
years.
offered
stock
be
Net
a
of
areas
previous
of
temporary funds
proceeds will be used
net
to
and
(
rep¬
shares
sizes, and are used primarily for insect
control, odor replacement and defoliation. The company also makes
a
special purpose outboard motor for quiet operation which is powered
by a heavy duty automobile battery.
The North Orlando Co., acquired last year, owns about 3,640 acres
in
Seminole
County,
Florida,
where it
is planning and
developing
the
incorporated community of North Orlando. The company does
subscriber
new
sale
construction
I
expected
provide
to
the
or
is
indebtedness
The
common
be used for modernizing plant and equipment at Silver
for acquiring and installing die-casting facilities; for
Company,
and
full
units
mar¬
where
this
the
and
July 31, 1959—the first three quarters of
year—the
carry-forward
compact
entire new sales
up
about
is
outlet
country
tend
Eeeburg amounts to $1,610,000, including elimination
taxes
markets
Seeburg
music
those
central
a
system
For the nine months
the
which
sales
new
Navy.
"Eecause
kets
entire
the
1959.
of
incurred
water-treatment
of
Issuance
UNotes
the
high record, Delbert W. Coleman, President, announced on
Aug. 18.
In addition to the record
earnings, Mr. Coleman also announced the
S-cquisjtion of two new companies in the
vending machine industry, a
xevolutionary and exclusive new development
by Seeburg in the back¬
the
principal
River
Florida.
Seeburg Corp. — Reports Record Earnings — Makes
Two New Acquisitions—Receives
Navy ContractB new
from
1,
company
balance
costs
common
sewage-collection
reducing obligations and redeeming all outstanding 10 year convertible
6%
debentures;
and for development and
promotion of The North
a
and
of
stock
construction
the
price
the
Oct.
which
Corp.,
Gulf Utilities, Inc.—Registers With
company
operation
per
Creek,
lots
Net
entitle
1,600,000
a
the
The
costs.
of
as
to
Lighting
The
common
The
Stock Offered
cents)
10
(par
made
Pacific
group headed by Jaffee,
Leverton, Reiner Co.
The
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
underwriting is on an all or
nothing basis.
In
addition,
the
company
will
sell
the
principal
underwriter
67,250
negotiable warrants for an aggregate price of $6,725; and each warrant
share.
Of the total shares offered, 200,000
being sold for the company, and 1,400,000 shares are
being offered for the account of three selling stockholders.
cate
per
This
split,
on
Sept. 3 to
Chairman of the
Breliant,
declared
10.
the
to
will
William
directors
xecord
prior
shares
parent,
$3,000,000
offering
amendment.
Charlottes¬
offered
26
■
underwriting
public
,
Greenwald
the
for
Co.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, located at 7630
registration statement with the
an
Act.
BUSINESS—Products
Security Title Insurance Co.—Split Voted
3-{or"1 st°ck split has been approved by stockholders
its
company's
135,000 shares
charged in i-s complaint that G. E. willfully copied Servo's
patented infrared hot box detection system now used on more than
20 major railroads.
The infrared device spots overheated journal boxes
on
railroad cars, a major cause of derailment.—V. 190, p. 816.
Silver Creek
trustee
;
proceeds for its construction program.
This
a
Co. for patent
the
Sherman
General Electric
and
violation
of
net
%
to
25
1958.
designated
at 810 South Flower St., Los Angeles, filed
with
the
SEC
on
Aug.
24,
1959,
covering
mortgage bonds, series D, due 1984, to be offered
part
Southern
Servo
Orlando
involved.
in
the
689,000
on
Aug.
Virginia,
the
competition
unfair
.
suit
District
Western
against
$3,000,000
for
infringement,
a
for
December
been
1717.
p.
on
three-pronged
filed
Court
In
has
at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds
will be used,
required, to repay in full the company's short-term
to
construction
finance
to
816.
p.
to
located
advances
This
190,
V.
see
Co.
the
use
first
extent
approximate
for
Charging Patent Infringement—
District
S.
$2.75
Seagraves Mining Co., Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
TTie
of
Aug. 24.
on
Co.—Plans
statement
sale
public
resents
The
—
debentures
Trust
s
company,
the
to
94.
p.
of
&
will
of
to
Telegraph
&
of Debentures—
266.
p.
registration
to
are
EEC
190,
Bell
for
$1,000,000 of 6% promissory notes due July 1, 1974,
placed privately with the Mutual Life Insurance Co, on
Aug. 17, was negotiated by Ira Haupt & Co., it was an¬
Maltz,
take
Bank
$30,000,000
stock, to be offered for public sale
through Kay and Company, Inc., of
for sale at $20 per share with
group
Telephone
Southern California Gas
a
offered
be
July 31 was $26,807,300.
on
'
—V,
of
International
Bell
$70,000,000
Southern
and
of
credit
Far
common
thereof
is
share commission to the underwriter.
is engaged in the writing of life,
per
out,
Spring
the
sold
Wachovia
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
which
going into the field, which is an
original two-year estimate, Mr ThomD-
pointed
In
be
Philadelphia control center.
Thus; the credit card
nationally only nine months after Seaboard Finance
indicated its intention
accelerated schedule over the
son
its
of
holder
stock
The
backlog of orders
i
issue.
extent, accident insurance policies.
It was organized in 1947.
It
has
outstanding 500,000 common shares
(in addition to certain
indebtedness).
Fred
B.
Dicket,
board
chairman and president,
is
listed
as
the
owner
of
440,091
shares
of
the
stock
(88.02%),. of
the
noted.
become
national
states
also
last
limited
differs
purpose
out into
other western states.
By
put the card into operation in the Midwest
out
of
the
Chicago control center, and
in
the
Canadian
province
of Ontario, out of the Toronto
control center.
The card will
Nov.
shares
present
Solar's
24 announced plans for the sale at competitive
year debentures. Bids will be opened Oct. 20.
registration statement will be filed with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission late in September, the company said. The company
manufacturer of
Life Insurance
-
products
A
indebtedness
largest
in
changes
bidding of $70,000,000 35
of
the
"rapid
The company on Aug.
a
This company, located at 400 West Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas,
filed
a
registration
statement with the SEC
covering 25,000 out¬
daily expenses of the average
department stores, clothing stores
as
branch
soon
is
said
2832.
p.
Issue of $70,000,000
retire both
to
covers
services.
189,
distribution
nounced
merchant
the
The
its
after
widely from credit cards which principally serve businessmen
traveling public. No charge is made to either cardholder or
lor
used
cash.
and
the
to
and
major programs in the jet-engine field were concluded
new
projects in
the
missile
and
gas-turbine
fields were
Southern
share up to
a
maturity.
Seeburg has received a new contract from the Navy Bureau
of Ordnance
amounting to $582,184 for telemetering devices for the
Navy's Sidewinder missile.—V. 190, p. 717.
The
Card-
William A. Thompson,
through
expected
per
family, emphasizing such outlets
garages
issued
were
month in the area now
becomes national, it will be in
card
at $17
until
will be
that
Houston.
Credit
a
subsidiary, on Aug.
California, Nevada and
in
cardholders
1,500,000 cardholders,
stock
in
used
announced.
credit
of
common
thereafter
debentures
self-contained equip¬
background music, now has developed and is introducing
an
exclusive and compact new completely self-contained record playing
mechanism and a 16% RPM library of records
which, for the first
time, truly provides "custom tailored music" to meet the individual
needs of a wide variety of subscribers.
Seeburg's Industrial Music libarary has been designed primarily for
installation in factory or plant-type locations.
The music selections,
especially produced and programmed by Seeburg, vary in tempo from
medium to medium-fast, with emphasis on popular music.
The Mood
Music library is designed for prestige locations, such as dining rooms,
salons, department stores, restaurants, country clubs, motels, cocktail
lounges, etc.
Its music tempo is set at medium to medium-slow, with
a
predominance of large orchestras emphasizing stringed instruments
and show
tunes, the great standards and waltzes.
The Basic Music
library serves the middle ground between the other two.
Here, the
tempo blends medium-slow and medium-fast.
It is especially designed
for offices,
banks, supermarkets, airports and other public locations.
Rounding out his review of the company's operations, Mr. Coleman
a
pilot operation in Hawaii,
Seaboard,
all
attributed
was
as
This
which
Seeburg,
by
Name—
above.
Co.—Unit Launches
card
—V.
the outstanding stock of Bert Mills through
the exchange of 45,000 shares of Seeburg's common stock.
The acquisi¬
tion of the inventory, tools, dies and patents of Lyon Industries, Inc.
was
accomplished through a combination of 2,500 shares of Seeburg
10,000 merchants began honoring the International Credit Card
approximately 500,000 cardholders in the three-state area.
portion
rate
Charge,
credit
six-months
share
a
of the
where
placed
was
same
acquired
stock.
common
on
la.,
Kunzel
Mr.
vendors.
Seeburg
the
Kunzel,
decline
"as
and
Seeburg will continue the manufacture and, through its dis¬
tributors, the sale of these machines under the Seeburg name. Seeburg
also recently acquired the assets of Lyon Industries, Inc. of New York
City, which makes cold drink vending machines. Seeburg now also will
make and sell,
through its distributors, a line of coin-operated cold
beverage
for
started."
machines.
-'»> A'
Finance
The
subscribed to at $100 par by the
quickly by the underwriters.
was
company
Moines,
markets
the $791,667
the
on
prices
higher
$15,383,100.
five-year 5% bank note outstanding as of
principal amount of a 7% note payable
date.
The balance of the proceeds will be
used for general corporate purposes, including additional working capi¬
tal for Seeburg's operations.
Newly acquired as a Seeburg division is The Bert Mills Corp. of St.
Charles, 111., which manufactures hot coffee and hot chocolate vending
'
Seaboard
$20
sale
$2,562,500 balance of
July
standing
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp.—New
Hathaway
"Seeburg's record earnings for the first
year do not include any results from
convertible into
at
at
Aug. 19 announced plans to sell its facilities In
it produces jet-engine components.
President, said key personnel at the Iowa plant
would be shifted
to San Diego, Calif., where construction will start
immediately on a 62,000-square-foot building.
Mr. Kunzel reported consolidated sales for the first fiscal quarter
ended July 31 were $13,235,100.
Net income of $10,900 was dewn from
$366,800, or 52 cents a share, "the year before,~ when
sales were
cost
$11,187,366.
Associates in the offering are: Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Freeman & Co.; McMaster Hutch¬
inson
& Co.; and
Shearson, 'Hammill & Co.—V. 190, p. 816.
See
balance
the
and thereafter
1619.
p.
Herbert
fiscal
of this issue
and
1963,
Solar Aircraft Corp.—To Sell Des Moines Facility—
The
company's financial picture, Mr. Coleman noted
stockholders were offered the right to subscribe
5V4% convertible debentures. At the clos¬
the
15,
183,
Des
20-year
95%
from
outstanding
said
certificates
Interstate
The
Bteel
and
the
last,
new
and
1964,
Proceeds
ment
following Texas
Dallas;
that
current
of
21,
Aug. 4,
on
common
San
in
associations
review
July
on
July 31,
Fort
holding
thirteenth
largest
the
$5,130,200 of
the
with
also notes
of
The debentures are
operations
Association
Texas.
Equitable,
company's
seventh
by SDIC. It is one
T.
27
Aug.
Equitable
Sept.
—V.
53
the previous
of
the
stockholders
Diego Imperial Corp.—Further Expansion—
The
by
Coleman
his
that
ing
San
months
company's new hot or cold drink vending machines or from
the new background music system and; reflect only one month of pro¬
duction on the company's new electric cigarette vending machine.
Also,
he points out, "the company's vacation period occurred in the month
of'.July."'
In
265.
p.
nine
months
either
-
expenses.
oper.
first
Chicago also are reflected in the third quarter figures."
nine
Railway
Railway
value capital stock.
This compares
equal on the same basis to 34 cents a
par
$398,000,
the
under
(917)
in
sales
organization,
have since
offices
been established
and
in Texas,
1949, the Corpus Christi Division
approximately 16 times larger than the net sales volume of
ttva
»
54
(918)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of the
and the nfct sales volume
approximately twice as large.
company,
is
PRESENT
PWANCmG^
Authorized
semi-an-
payable $65,000
nually to Feb. I, 1968-
3*4%
t
note
bearing
notes,
Short-term
preferred
First
——(no
par i
cumulative,
stock
of
each
in
the
stock
then
addition,
dividend
of
the
dividends
quarterly
regular
its
on
of 3Gc per share and,
share, for a total annual
the amount
of
30c
per
share. During each of the four years ended May
paid regular quarterly dividends of 50c per
stock then outstanding, being an annual regular
per
company
of
$2
and in the fiscal year ended May 31,
extra
dividend of 25c per share ana a
an
dividend.
July
each share of common
1959
28,
the
of
record
July
on
31.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
1959.
underwriters
purchase the number of
their respective names:
shares
to
epposite
of
severally
stock set forth
below
named
of
additional
will
and
Southwest
First
Union
that
Fridley & Frederking
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
Charles
Eubank
J.
Inc.
5,000
Lentz,
Pierce & Co.,
Rauscher,
Dallas
Friedrichs
Co.,
into
—V.
Inc.
5,000
Minor,
Inc.—
5,000
Moreland,
Rupe
Son,
&
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
Sanders
&
Co.—
;
Schneider,
Hick¬
Berr.et
3,000
&
Underwood,
Inc.
Stone
Neuhaus
Creston
3,000
——
&
I
3,000
—
Robertson
coast
Dittmar
Russ
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Eppler,
&
Rippey
&
Hudson
S.
2,500
Muir
E.
Frank
2,500
2,000
1,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
1,000
Co.,
&
Inc.
1,000
and
Levy
Miller
1,000
1,009
Corp.__
Masterson
1,000
Co.__
&
1,000
the
Southwestern Investment Co.—Merger Consummated
Earl
O'Keefe,
announced
Co.,
Inc.
that
and Chairman of the Board, on Aug.. 11
into this company of Southwest Acceptance
merger
Antonio
consummated
was
July
of
the
to
capital
the
funds
of
the
of
will
proceeds
173,
2613.
p.
required
be
drive-ins
Florida
company
increased
and
working
activities
in
the
company's
restaurant locations. It is
new
V.
general
expenditures
expansion
contemplated
to
develop and
building
company-owned
on
31.
The
transaction
completed when S.I.C. acquired all the assets
liabilities
of
SWAC, Inc. in
exchange for 210,000
and
This
.
See
to
division
new
elected
to
and
now
is
As
at
division.
of
this
of
of
1,
of
1920.
The
at
Corp.
the Delmar Paper Box
189,
of
Ralph
Pirman,
as
Company- will continue under
division
a
Stone
of
the
and
prior
its
discount
that
Home
loan
Life
in
Amarillo, Texas,
time
Office
for
people.—V.
in
as
San
this
fields.
Conde
The
Nast
of
been
Co.,
shares
Co.
Texas, New
and is active
operates two subsidiary
Co., a casualty company,
of
Texas.
corporation
years
as
in
1954,
and
operated
partnership.
In addition to
a
Antonio, SWAC operated branch offices in
now.operates 43 branch offices and employees
609.
p.
Inc.
above.—V.
167,
Corp.—Secondary Offering—Bear,
a secondary offering of
Aug. 18 made
convertible preferred
share, less
per
stock
(par $100)
allowance of $10 per
an
following effectiveness of a registration state¬
July
1,
1959
covering 165,000 shares of
filed
preferred
conversion
The
of
price
preferred
$3
stock
share
per
(taking
the
issued
by
originally
was
preferred
the
at
$100
in
companies pursuant
a
corporate reorganization. The largest blocks of preferred stock
now
held
by two insurance companies—the
Metropolitan Life
October
to
are
1958,
preferred
and
the
and
in
and/or
1963
Prudential
Jan.
of
Co.
America.
Cf
gamma
ray
corporation.
be
Thousands
produced
according
Mr,
has
sources
under
to
H.
of
several
Russell
detector
just
the
giving
1961.
at $100 per share
been
placed
Survey
Radiac
contracts
Cammer,
in
readings
production
Meter,
this
27F,
Model
by
will
totaling $1,250,000 with the Navy,
President.
Summers
This
for
additional
the
for use by
sell shares of
or
pendant.
the
radiation
cumulatively.
It
is
The
company expects to turn
Forces in two years.—V.
190,
Armed
about
worn
out
five
the
neck
million
of
like
these
a
for
403.
p.
Period Ended July 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
oper.
railway
V.
190,
p.
$289,088
expenses
from
rev.
1959—Month—1958
revenue,
preferred
issue
The
stock
become
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$2,128,518
$2,322,120
148,169
191,133
1,140,116
1,400,273
op.
$140,919
$102,451
$988,402
ir,c._
$921,847
70,501
58,500
378,584
ry.
cper.
(A. E.)
Paul
company
essor
Staley Manufacturing Co.—New Director-
w.
Atwood,
member
of
the
was
June
President
board
of
acquired
of
the
directors.
by
the
UBS
The
Decatur,
Chemical
Co.,
Cambridge,
after
Greenfield,
early, this
now
year
but
to
111.,
and
corn
soybean
who
has
retired
continued
the
on
Staley
board
L116*, Position as a member of the Staley
^ Atwood Will continue as President of the UBS
division of
a
Staley's.-—V.
190,
The
of
shares
would
number
of
m'c^'000-issued S'a Mitchell>
J°eli shares from
increase
approved,
will
stockholders of record
common
Split
McDonnell
various
to
of the
common
are
27
Aug.
$50
Corp.
expected
continue
to
well
into
Private
approved
be
The
of
age
also
to
dental
approved
stock
and
the
filed
of
of
to
up
and
conditions
of
stock.
$10,000,000
authorized
of
early
37>/2C
t0 SI.50
per
in
a
it
series
new
of
wnich
upon
approved the split, the
on
intend
the
solit
annum
on
to
shares
the
new
resent Shares, compared with
share or
per
increase
This
shares
shares
subordinated
secure
additional
These
may
securities
business.
Engineering-,
funds
are
to
debt'
take
in
the
advant¬
not, being
Inc.—To Redeem Pfd.
190,
crJferred^ork^rbci!^116'1
share
share.
own
f
Immediate
0 per share' plus
payment
will
be
accrued
made.—V.
dividends
190,
p.
of
'n
covering
covering
15
hefd &
65
65.505
shares
The
for subscription
S,HnHthe basls °f 1
iqm
Belt'
n pruce
Belt, Board nio*P
Chairman, who
on
of
24,
1959,
proposes
filed
its
by common stockholders
190,089
shares
of
by
the
of
of
record
outstanding stock,
Outstanding
$48,061
$31,729
42,600
37,013
1,000,000 shs.
10
*
of
550,000 shs.
$400
month
a
certain
to
real
until
property
307.
p.
cents
as
These
per share.
speculation.
a
proceeds
net
and
company
be
to
are
development
securities
for
used
oil
of
are
inci¬
expenses
and
and
gas,
for
was
equipment.
stock
190,
(par
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
cent )...
one
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,650,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
307.
p.
Transocean Air Lines,
airline
of
York
Inc.—Inaugurates Far East Flight
of
one
and
world's
mile
the
operations—an
longest
twice
11,000
Okinawa—was
announced
scheduled
weekly
Aug.
on
through
flight
linking
13
by this company.
Flown
with Eoeing 377s,
intermediate stops are made at Chicago,
San Francisco, Honolulu, Wake and Guam, and connections are made
at Okinawa for Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines and Asian points.
The
flights originate at New York's Idlewild Airport at 8 a.m.
local
time
Tuesdays
has
Los
at
4
students
to colleges
Angeles- at
the
at
Okinawa,
Mondays and
on
of
west
the
Fridays.
the
of
Guam
stops
p.m.
made
are
The
New
round
trip,
and.
187,
Islands
and
the
Far
East
Far
East
first
is
tourist,
or
Honolulu,
gateway.
Wake
route.
fare
standard
The third flight originates
Sundays and at Okinawa at 4 p.m.
first direct scheduled service between
on
en
York-Okinawa
trip.—V.
Pacific
the United States.
in
9:30
Wednesdays, providing the
Los
Angeles
area
and the
on
and
and
p.m.
the
accommodate
at
Fridays
and
Line,
Date
only airline providing direct service to Okinawa,
inaugurated a third weekly flight from the Pacific Coast
returning
The
class,
$545.50
$463.30
one
$1,003
$849,94 round
one
way,
way,
617.
p.
on
World Airlines, Inc.—New Jet Service—
will
corporation
Miami
and
Sept.
St.
27,
Louis
it
Vice-President
and
Boeing
inaugurate
with
continuing
announced
was
and
5,000
shares
sale
which
the
additional
of
to
by Ray H. dePasquale,.
Galione, executive Vice-
J.
stock
will
System
707
jet
flights
between
through service to Los Angeles
24
by E. O. Cocke, Senior
Aug.
on
General
The
ting
be
added
in
Manager.—V.
190,
465.
p.
together,
ties
shares
in
Co.
shares
at
of
East
exchanges.
celled.
&
The
East
of
the
share
have
Aug.
Tennessee
Stone
agreed
offer
have
on
company proposes to offer this
of East Tennessee Natural
of
including
&
Gas
Webster
form
to
and
themselves,
is
5.20%
shall
Tennessee
11-year
stock
for
Securities
act
as
which
2.75
Norto|n
sales
to
the
condition,
among
preferred stock, $25 par,
purchased or redeemed and can¬
now
wishes
to
Tennessee's
line
p:pe
its
of
Corp.,
Tennessee
ments
acquire
5.20%
cumulative
preferred
stock.
has
from
a
all
the
business
for
the
contracted
Tennessee
to
at
a
outstanding
is
the
transmission
to
purchase
and
sale
and
all
shares.
common
ownership
of
of
its
East
operation
natural
natural
of
gas.
a
East
require¬
gas
Gas.
Construction
Gas
Virginia
during
to
about
has
authorized
construct
natural
$5,972,642.
authorized
calendar
project limited to $500,000.
posal will enable it to act
for
in
and
lateral
to
year
The
with
to
The
this
gas
two
construct
1959,
with
company
the
said
reasonable
Gas
was
authorized
to
build
cost
the
up
budget-type
supplies
in
of
to
single
any
pro¬
contracting
natural
gas
existing system.
from
about
8.4
miles
of
16-inch
supply pipeline and appurtenant facilities, at a cost
of $972,642,
it to transport additional volumes
of natural gas purchased
various
190,
producers
p.
817.
Dakota
Norton
coals.
serve
Co.
Ohio
.
expanding
The
area.
its
Cincinnati
strip
of
proceeds
the
mining
sale,
will
development of
large
coal
reserves
in
to serve the increasing demand
for utility
The company is
actively pursuing devel¬
large thermal generating stations located
Acquisition
and
owns
operates
producing steam,
sales
as
and
agent
deep
domestic
broker
for
coal
mines- in
by-producf coal.
It
producing coal in Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
the Truax-Traer
West Virginia
properties
and operations
prepared coals.
will
sup-
provide
to
reserves
of
West
and
mines
of
plem.enb^-Cglebay Norton Co.'s coal
a
longrrange and diversified supply
Ill-addition to its coal mining operations, Oglebay Norton Co. operates
large fleet of lake vessels comprised of self-unloading, crane-equipped
bulk
units.
Other
activities
Tops,' Great Lakes dock
materials-to
steel,
the
of
operations,
ceramic,-
chemical
company
include
C
&
D
Hot
of
iron ore mining and sale
and other industries.—V.
raw
189,
p.
2833."
T" £
in
-
Electric
Union
Co.
(Mo.)—Proposed Rights—
The Midwest Stock Exchange has received notice from this company
that, subject to effective registration under the Securities Act of 1933,
stockholders of record Sept. 10, 1959, will receive rights to subscribe
for
It
one.
additional
is ^expected
The
share
of
common
that
rights will
rules that the
Exchange
expire
stock
for
each
Sept.
30,
1959.
stock
common
be
not
shares
10
quoted
bea
held.
ex-Rights
until
- further
notice,
and
that certificates
delivered after
ccompanied by a Due-Bill for the rights.—V. 190, p. 818.
Sept.
9
jE.i>
the
Lapeyrouse
area
of
Terrebonne
St.
Car
Chicago,
Co.—Acquisition—
recently
through
company
Paul,
Minn.,
111.—V.
190,
p.
acquired
the
the
assistance
assets
of
of
Blunt
The
Lindsay
Ellis
&
Co.,
Simmons,
818.
United
Air
Parish
Lines, Inc.—New Peaks Reached^—
New~peaks for July in passenger and cargo traffic were reached
by Ufiffed Air Lines last month, according to estimated figures re¬
leased
r6y- Robert
E.
Johnson,
Senior
Vice-President-Sales
and
public
relations.
The^afrline
enable
La.—V.
objectively
not
are
costing
of
and
facilities
proposals
dispatch
connecting to its pipeline system new
producing fields in the area of its
company
pipeline
facilities
various
United
further
steam
Virginia,
West
W.
on
Oglebay
loading facilities:
the transaction the
in
over
is
Midwestern
the
Union Tank
Co.,
of
was
the
Authorized—
related.
Gas
proper¬
/
Commission
Line
cost
opera¬
Ceredo,
The
site.
and
acts
This,
Power
Pipe
combined
nine
and
rail-tc-water
take
Co.
mines- to
mine
Oglebay
also
also
North
industrial
the
■
Federal
comprises
is
principal
system
28.
Truax-Traer
of
Truax-Traer.
in
and
wholly owned subsidiary of Tennessee Gas,
owns
about
12%
of
the outstanding common stock
and
about
of the outstanding
preferred stock of East Tennessee. Tennessee
38%
will
of
contribute
presently negotiating for the sale of $5,800,debentures, contingent upon consummation of
$4,568,785 of the proceeds of, which will be
applied
redemption
Cumberland
Co.
includes
Truax-Traer
operatfohs
a
subject
Sept.
for
coal
River,
office
The
Corp.
cumulative
been
the
Ohio
managers
solicit
all
are. located in Boone, Kanawha, Raleigh and Wayne Counties,
'' The large capacity
preparation plant, at Ceredo, located
to
is
of
cash
the
5%%
exchange offer,
the
The
Co.
SEC
Houston, Texas,
21, 1959, covering
stock
common.
exchange
all
The
common
one
dealers,
Tennessee
of
of
Tennessee
of
that
the
rate
Weld
group
East
for
the
stock.
common
the
White,
a
of
exchange
Building,
fcr
Va.
opment"oi
Co.—Registers With SEC
Tennessee
sale
the
preparation
plants at Kayford
substantial feseives of metallurgical coal.
with
and
volume.
scheduled
with
Illinois "and
inventories and
will
be
required
announced
its West Virginia Division to Oglebay Norton
subject To the approval of its stockholders at
Virginia' Division
mines
believes
company
business
the
West
in
Ohio,
meeting
special
a
26
Aug.
on
properties
Cleveland,
additional
carry
in
registration statement with
a
Gas
located
company
of
Co.
held
are
William
capital
expected increase
company,
473,167
stock
to
new share for each 9 shares then
t0 be $4-621/2 per share. Mrs. Edith L
owns
underwriters
Tennessee Gas Transmission
$5,000,009
Aug.
company
through
shares
working
receivable
Tennessee
at 1700 West Washington St., Bloomington
fsiater/ient with the SEC
common
stock.
of
■-
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
at
009.
Shake, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
^%CJT»0I&ti0n: 2?cated
sale
proceeds
company's
The
$1.50
at
drilling
any
physical
public
Net
the
Stock—
of its outstanding 6%
registered.^
was
PRESENT
1956
par)
CAPITALIZATION
This
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
public
The
60,000
9
Steak
for
and
United
*°u redempti3n a11
TO
The office of the company.is 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. and
the company intends
to conduct operations initially in the State of
Kentucky
It is presently the intention of the company to contract all
drilling work, and the company does not presently intend to buy or
266.
p.
ended
$77,868
offered
the current
annum.—V.
$2,628,561, and net
April 30, 1959,
were
of
817.
p.
President,
New
Stavid.
En¬
corporations
such
to
institutional
cumulative ' convertible
of
convertible
indebtedness), of which 405,000 shares
Gas
K
$2.60
resulting
Re¬
and
incorporated under the laws of the
State of
Delaware on
March
18,
1959 for the purpose of
exploring
for gas and oil and development of likely gas and oil property.
issuing
offering price and underwriting terms, as
well as
the
price to employees, are to be supplied by amendment.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. is listed as the principal underwriter.
The company
designs, manufactures and sells components and com¬
plete systems of high frequency radio communications.
It has) out¬
standing 465,000 shares
of
common
stock
(in
addition
to
certain
to
November
31,
EFFECT
18,
the exploration
capital.
Trans
a
of
located at 700 Fenimore Road, Mamaroneck, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 20, 1959,
covering
shares
of
common
stock.
The
company
to
offer
proposes
employees.
vote
1959
with
the
corporation,
85,000
the
13,
predecessor
months
loss
net
a
GIVING
Dec.
($1
BUSINESS—The
to
number
other class
any
issuance
and
intention
$2,000,000
so
190,
of
debentures,
or
terms
its
shares
future
the
notes
the
set
Technical Materiel
This
distributed
Oct.
ended
Oct.
the six
to
working
convertible.
increasing
This
President, announced.
shares
along
Research
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—To Sell West Virginia Properties
000
additional
combined
For
and
the company,—V. 190,
cent)
also
Financing—
increasing
par
reported
80,000
publicly.—V.
fmm
3,290,119 to 6,580,238
of
stockholders
to
the
contracts^
PFtOCEEDS—The
New
Aircraft
parts for the GAM-72
it was announced on
$1,750,000,
convertible into shares
be
may
immediate
shares
meeting,
dividend
orCsTnn nJate ls equivalent
per
Contem-
—
meeting
.
quarter
cuartilv rate of 65c
quarterly StfnMsr'n
Sect
orders
subordinated
directors
preferred
and
authorised
directe^tCatUthia?ill.!£tt,r5» l?e stuockholders
Vv,
regular October board
fourth
Chemical
199.
p.
Stock
propoSed a 2-for-l split
directors, called a special
?S>m ?hi'rSal-r°n °Ct" S' 1959"
split, if
1
of
be
company
others,
the
,
action
of
stock
International
on
stockholders
of
The
of
EtS6 9dndeCa°nS increase m
in°rnrpAUg' 20
Ser
and
than
Talcott, Inc.—Plans
convertible
proc¬
board
1958,
dated
being offered
plane
Contract—
403.
p.
such series shall
of
Plans
plates' Higher Dividend-
per
from
1
In
by
one
Dec.
preferred stock to 300,000 from 150,000
approved increasing the number of authorized shares of $9
par common stock to 2,500,00C from 1,500,000 shares, and authorized
the board of directors, before the issuanc eof each series of
preferred
stock, to fix the terms and conditions, if any, upon which shares of
because
since.
Tool
Trans Central Petroleum Corp.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—Barriett & Co., Inc., of New York City, on Aug. 3
publicly offered 1,000.000 shares of common stock (par
717.
p.
shares;
accounts
board vacancy, and will succeed
as
Vice-President, manufacturing,
a
Standard Brands Inc.
*vir
orders
more
these
under
190,
authorized,
chemical
m.
the
totalling
stockholders
This
t-o
190,
named
was
Mass.,
30.
^VV<i?d W?;S elected
Co.,
received
President.
394,565
816.
companies,
with
cumulative
redeemed
be
may
dividends.—V.
Co.—Receives
guidance sub-systems
(James)
to
A
has
missile
The
to
$293,584
two
merged
for
$36,318.
sales
note,
Transocean,
80,000
Spokane International
RR.—Earnings—
latter
were
$711,414,
were
Conditional
Cammer
to
additional
Authorized
—V.
25.
I960.—V.
also
announced
that Specialty Electronics
has com¬
research and development on
an
improved personal dosimeter,
phosphate glass device about the size of a silver dollar that
records
exposure
The
the
offer
to
and accrued
Gyroscope
company
"Quail"
Aug.
pleted
a
purchase
to
1959.
sales
year
totaled
Inauguration
investors
instantaneous
1956.
Debt:
The
prospectus
a
stock.
convertible
1,
Insurance
provide
may
wish
who
company
insurance
to
common
the
on
after
three
and
order
shareholders
Dividends
on
banks
20
made
preferred
31,
to
Co.
was
beard
radiation
fiscal
on
stock, (par $100)
and 5,500,000 shares of
(par $1). The 5,500,000 shares are reserved for issuance
conversion of the preferred stock on and alter Jan. 1, 1961, at
upon
the
sold
were
stock
debentures
ultra-sensitive
$150,000
loans;_and
tMaturing Jan. 10, 1962, with installments
maturity, secured by a Deed of Trust, relating
2139.
p.
per share).
Specialty Electronics Development Corp.—Contract—
An
the
Business
-
July,
CAPITALIZATION
Container
Publications, Inc.—Acquired—
on
originally
common
founded
was
the
t6Vz%
Publications,
of $5
convertible
throughout
acquisition
S.I.C.
Insurance
a
eight
S.I.C.
190,
offices
Insurance
established
Victoria and Alice.
770
located
Commercial
National
was
to
and
companies,
Western
SWAC
has
bank
Corp.,
in
Corp.
Common
Smith
&
Deliveries
operated 40 branch
and California before
Arizona
in
insurance
President
Miller
31,
Machinery
sales
net.
2613.
p.
sale will be used in this man¬
capital to finance company sales;
Administration loan; $130,000
from
working
Small
a
equipment.
Oct.
on
search
figure.
price of $310
a
$5
Southwest
Investment
outstanding
gineering
share to members of the National Association of Securi¬
ties Dealers, Inc. This offering was oversubscribed.
S.I.C.
firm
Mexico,
both
Sr.,
Mr.
Southwestern
full
4
1959.
S.I.C., with General Offices
5n
division.
of
the
as
Miller,
D.
that
directors
be known
proceeds
provide
in
pay
and
earnings
cash
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
to
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in fabricating production tooling
and
developing and constructing high precision equipment and ma¬
chinery for the aircraft and other industries.
'•
The
operations of Took Research Co., a co-partnership,, were as¬
sumed
by
Tool Builders Co.,
Inc.,
and Tool Research Engineering
for
Studebaker-Packard
S.I.C
acquisition, S.I.C.'s outstanding receivables now
Capital funds total approximately $27,822,000
$105,163,000.
Aug.
Nelson
head
as
board
will
company
Vice-President
a
result
a
of
as
the
the
of
Acceptance
Company
SWAC, will continue
stand
of
to
repay
tooling
owned
stock.
common
This
shares
$400,000
$170,000
outstanding
was
offering
PROCEEDS—Net
ner:
Aug. 26 offered
on
stock (par $1) at $4 per share.
common
Capital stock:
President
the
San
of
through
9>/4C per share
Stone,
management
Corp.—V.
filing
R.
share
per
receive
to
standby
added
be
three
business of
Insurance
402.
p.
The
1,000
Corp.-.
National
White,
Co
Co.
&
Investment
Texas
Turner,
—
Co
Nelson
$5
at
by
President and Chairman of the Board, on Aug. 25
purchase of the Delmar Paper Box Co., Cincinnati,
34-year-old manufacturer of set-up and folding boxes, for an
ment,
1,000
King,
sale
underwriter is
for
the
undisclosed
1,000
<
Robert
-
——
190,
Murdoch,
1,000
Co.
2,500
—
Inc.—'—
2,000
&
R.
Pan-
Inc.——
Gucrin
Inc.
—V.
&
,
.
2,000
.
Hobbs
&
public
subscribed
not
250,000 shares of
H.
550 shares
Co.
&
Funk,
Hess
Xustin, Hart & Parvin——_ 2,500
Dewar,
2
Co
&
Edwards
Co.
Hauser,
Waggo¬
i
ner
H.
Co.,
&
3.000
Austin
Currie:
&
N.
Shares
Engineering: Corp., Compton, Calif.—
Research &
Container Corp.—Acquisition—
Noiiman
Ohio,
Tool
Stock Offered— Shields & Company
EARNINGS—Net
2,000
—..
Stewart
S.
the
tMs
son.)
for
a
for
and
466
Stearns & Co.
Brandenberger,
Wiliiam
•—
Walker,
Harold
for
have waived any privilege
offering of stock on the basis
additional 104,418 shares are owned by
The
as
will
one-half
p.
2,000
Co
&:
Johnston
3,000
Inc.
man,
Mee
Louis.
operation
176,
announced
2,000
Co.
&
shares
229,582
family,
in
2,000
Co.—
&
Newton
Belt
offered
be
available
about
put
Shares
Co.___..„_17,318
Securities
additional
an
.
the
participate
offering
stock
be
Street
Shares
Dallas
will
entire
have
common
holding
of
to
capital
required
by
the
acquiring and developing
.
holders
trusts
have
commission, plus an additional
37'/2c per share for each share sold to the public.
The company
operates a chain of restaurants, principally drive-ins,-.,
in
Illinois,
Missouri, Indiana, Florida
and
Arkansas.
It
now
has
outstanding 1,086,875 shares of common stock. Net proceeds of tne saie
,
stock was reclassified into
three such shares, and at a
meeting of the directors on the same
date a quarterly dividend of 19c per share, as reclassified (equivalent
to 57c per share on shares outstanding prior to the reclassification),
was
declared on the common stock
payable Aug. 15, 1959 to stock¬
On
of
members
their present holdings.
(An
William
H.
Belt,
Mrs.
Belt's
1958
10%
share;
per
paid
company
stock
each
During
years.
common
years 1949
its common
dividend
the
$2
the
1S59
share on
18
dividend
extra
an
of
31,
last
paid
outstanding in
company
500,000 shs.
its
dividends on
cash
paid
has
company
the
1954,
common
22,331 shs,_
—-22,351 sns.
1.500,000 shs.^
.
through
5n
_
$1)
(par
DIVIDENDS—The
of
of
on
400,000
to 4W/c—
$5
---.J- •
~ - -
stock
Common
trustees
White & Co., of St.
at
3%%
stock,
and
they might
stockholders
$1,220,000
interest
'
rates ranging from
second
benefit
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
ranking
concern
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
.
.
from
"the
airplane
operated
month
same
miles,
Aimiteight
504,071,000
a
year
revenue
ago,
while
passenger
flying
miles,
11,662,000
up
2%
revenue
off 7%.
at
express-sgained
class b-wrereased
6,403.000
17%
11%
to
for
miles
ton
1,004,000
2,764
ton
ton
was
up
21%
over
July,
miles, and mail (including
miles.—V. 190, p. 610.
1958;
first
j.
Volume
Number 5877
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(919)
United Artists
Backs
The
Corp.—$115,000,000 Product Investment
LongTRange Program—
has
now
product
a
investment
$115,000,000
of
at the time of repayment, without deduction for sales
charges discussed later.
*
Ealic, prior to maturity the purchaser also has the right
to redeem all or part of the accumulation
units standing to his credit
without terminating the
contract, and upon payment to Ealic of a
stipulated service charge,
he may repay
such
withdrawn
amount,
to
which
repayment will be used to provide
value at the time of
repayment,
charges discussed later.
.
Arnold
M.
declared
to
areas
of
In
Vice-President in charge of foreign distribution,
is increasing its manpower in the overseas
company
its
finest
world-wide
said
double
the
that
A
the
features
scale.
have
and
budget
of
Step,"
big-budget
of
prod¬
its
"Marty"
production
for
UA
.
Youngstein stated
that UA is going all out, in terms of money,
creative planning, to maintain the company's
leadership
best promotional outfit in the
industry."
"the
"The
keep
plans
in1
us
we
the
making
.are
Number
and
U.
S.
tion
the
in
190,
years," he said,
distribution and
the
industry's
star-producers."—V.
Transistor
coming
position
chandising of films made by
ducers
the
for
One
"will
mer¬
pro¬
610.
p.
Corp.—Stock
from
company
Western
The firm
silicon
transistors
military
"■
U.
recently following receipt of a license
Inc.", to manufacture patented transistors.
complete line of germanium alloy junction and
Co.,
a
for
in
use
computers,
devices
communications
and
components.
Transistor Corp. has acquired the sales organization and mar¬
facilities, of Super Electronic Corp., distributor of electronics
-equipment here and abroad.
S.
keting
Offices
In'
the
of
company
at
are
Fifth
125
Avenue, New York
will
be established
-
Administration
in
Detroit,
units
standing to his credit/converted
is
his
life
elect
number
life,
if
such
President
is
the
The
contract
value
survivor
each
will
hereinafter
annuity
of
of
holder,
such
himself
make
units
in
"annuity units"
assets
may
of
U.
S.
Transistor
Corp.;
Charles
The
person.
the
redeemed
to
proceeds
and
the
the
to
the
as
of
contract
"pay-out"
which
contract
the
holder
period.
contract
holder
is
his
The
entitled
only
company's
"investable
assets"
other
than
will
also
monthly
(1.8%
to
enure
reflect
the
the
deduction
annually)
common
the
of
termined,
to
the
of
Creative
of
Engineering,
also
and
Vice-President
Waldman,
is
CPA,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
to
unit
and
of
investable
value,
the
other
and
their
stock
Di-
All
FINANCING
(par
10
cents)
The
the
last
preceding. unit
480,000 shs.
PROCEEDS—The net
a
lease
due
facturing
-
proceeds will be used as security deposit under
on
or about
Sept. 20,>1959; payment on account of manu¬
equipment ;v' additional
-machinery,
equipment,
furniture,
.
-fixtures and lea'ehcld
data,
etc.;
loan
to
improvements; advertising and printing technical
repajment
loan
of
Joseph Rcsen;
to- super
and for
Electronic
Corp.;
repayment
working-capital. —V. 190,
of
Valic
the
application
first
the
5%
tive
to
value
818.
p.
John
L.
Officer,
President
post
of
Co.;
been
named
on
Anheuser-Busch,
of
1959,,
the
Wilson
Louis;
has
announced
was >
Oct.. 1,
on
member
Mr.
Wilson
it
is
General
aslo
City
will
Chief
Presently
Wilson
to
of
of
and
states
payment.
further
In
6%
its
Executive
will
serve
Vice-
his
assume
as
First
that
the
sales
load
contracts sold
addition
to
made
Bank
the
Co.; St. Louis Public Service
Loan
Corp.;
Missouri
Portland
Liberty
Universal
Match
Corp.—-V.
139,
858.
p.
next
cover
The
directors
'share
-The
the
on
dividend
the
close
This
the
April,
1952.
'and
i'
April
The
On
of
June
in
.412,472
this
its
1959
to
and
these
deductions
shareholders
be
paid
it
to
paid
year,
convertible
by the
a
100%
record
the
improved
preferred
sales
1959
amounted
1958
fiscal
before
to
stock
and
in
$1,227,623,
equal
taxes
for
the
compared
'
the
compared
June
dividends,
fiscal
30,
with
30,
1959,
the
on
1958.
tain
fiscal
year
with
was
convertible
p.
$2,506,744,
ment
SEC
Annuity
the
has
scheduled
Annuity
for
Life
Act
Insurance
engaged
in
together
with
of
Supreme
the
a
Court,
securities
in
certain
methods
Sept.
and
the
1933.
the
provide,
years,
9
year.
were
preferred
America—
10, 1959, respec¬
("Vallc"). and The
both
of
provisions
1955
District
sale
of
Washington,
of
the
March
of
Invest¬
Columbia;
1956
and
both
annuity"
insurance
1959,
contracts
decision
are
contracts
in
the
of
held
were
Investment
under
to
com¬
U.
so
to
as
in
in
to
issue
substance,
periodic
or
and
that
sell
the
payments
variable
Act
the
annuity
purchaser
of
fixed
will
year's
thereafter;
payment
in
the
the
case
pay-out
the
of
and
8%
first
that
it
is
years
equal
in
value
in
connection
holders
of
of
all
the
Act,
In
well
as
application,
has
that
and
main¬
to
addition
each
the
as
these
to
undertaken
it
will
estab¬
its
liability to variable
pay-out period, and to maintain
amount
in
connection
companies
value.
with
Each
this
has
further
application
liabilities
all
seeks
follows:
as
the
custody
of
an
exemption
Section
securities
Washington, D. C.,
extent
that
the
the sale of
and
state
or
sale
from
17(a)(3),
investments
under
life
to
certain
permit
as
provisions
to
required
by
laws; Section 18(f)(1), to the
annuity contracts may be construed
a
or
security having priority
over
outstanding stock; Section 18(i), as to voting rights of contract
holders, to the extent necessary to comply with a provision of the Life
Insurance
ployees,
Act
the
to
the
where
employer
limited
permit
that,
is
deemed
vote;
one
sale
contracts
Section
issued
are
to
be
the
22(d),
to
a
policy
the'
to
of
group
holder
extent
em¬
shall
and
necessary
to
of
group variable annuity contracts on a negotiated
sales load and other expense deductions from the
payments; Section 22(e), to the extent necessary to
permit postponement upon contracts tendered for
redemption during
the
pay-in period for a period of not more than 7 days after the
next ensuing monthly valuation date of its
accumulation units; Section
24(d), to the extent necessary to permit the' sale of conventional in¬
basis
varying
contract
the
holders'
policies
or
contracts,
either
alone
in
or
combination
variable annuity contracts/without the
necessity for
said conventional policies or
Section
with
to
the
extent
necessary to
permit sales load deductions varying in certain particulars
permitted under this provision; Section 27(c)(2), to. permit
the
proceeds of the sale of
variable
annuity contracts sold on a
periodic payment basis to be treated as part of general
corporate
assets and income, without creation of a
separate custodianship or
trusteeship with respect thereto; and Section 7(b), so as to provide
a
complete exemption for such separate trust or fund
as
may
be
for
creatd
their
the
payments made by
benefit.
Act
sulting
by
Valic
the
to
from
the
also
extent
seeks
Court
an
to
necessary
Supreme
contract
holders
exemption
remove
decision
which
Section
from
9(a)
referred
to.'—V.
to
fill
Edward
the
of
pe¬
Ginzton
left
vacaney
his
Dr.
Associates,
and
1948.
of
For
has
key
elected
death
Ginzton
and
the
been
recent
by the
predecesor,
Varian
April,
L.
•
Until
the
chaser.
he
has
the
right, .at
any
time,
then
current
value
and
'
units
at
their
to
redeem
terminate
the
the
upon
payment.
the
pur¬
accumulation
the
event
of
death
period
.
redeem
without
which
six
months,
to
all or part of. the accumulation units
standing to his credit
terminating the contract, and upon
payment
to Vaiic. jof a
service charge of
-
of
repayment
3 %
per annum,
will
be
used
.
he may repay such withdrawn
amount,
to provide accumulation units at their
Chairman
Ventures
the
Toronto
Tire
or
the
contract, and
prior to the maturity date such
redemption and
termination
are
mandatory, although various settlement options are
available for the payment of-the
proceeds to a designated
beneficiary.
As to Valic, in the event of
voluntary redemption prior tc maturity
Valic reserves the right to
impose a charge not to exceed 2% of the
redemption value.
Prior
to
maturity
the
purchaser
also
has. the
right, subject to deferment by Valic for a
In
FOR
JULY
SEVEN
FIRST
AND
Net
190,
$10,420,702
expenses
$1,-
will
be
1959,
MONTHS
!
has
was
served
committees
past
several
years
Dr.
of
one
as
since
Chairman
of
the
the
H.
original
member
a
of
Russell
of
the
New
of
the
branch
N.
Dr.
Ltd.—Partial
Canadian
York,
Board,
Board
Varian.
founders
board
of
the
he
company's
inception in
also was assistant to the
in
Bank
Y.—V.
Canada
of
189,
Varian.—V.
p.
505.
Redemption-—
of
The
Commerce
p.
190,
Canadian
Trust
Co.,
Bank
20
of
$9,177,447 $70,995,286
$63,160,309
8,314,178
7,757,355
37,421,254
52,520,992
504,616
390,833
3,489,731
——263,864
164,354
2,343,703
2,272,050
1,028,833
inc.
taxe«
—
405.
p.
Wayne Manufacturing Co. — Correction
Mitchum;
& Templeton and Schwabacher & Co. on
Aug. 20
publicly offered 90,000 shares of $1 par capital stock
—
Jones
(not
100,000 shares are previously reported) at $12.50
share.
Each underwriter severally agreed to pur¬
per
chase from the
stock.
selling stockholders 45,000 shares of said
This offering has been
completed, all of the said
having been sold. For other details, see V. 190,
shares
818.
p.
West Virginia Pulp
The
company
ended
July 31
of
the
David
from
as
L.
and
the
the
to
to
nine
highest
The
for
the
to
&
Ltd.,
in
equal
to
share
for
cents
a
nine
months
50%
quarter
above
earnings
61 cents a shared
the corresponding
the
year
equal
share,
a
reported;
company
$1.63
to
for
achieved
were
previous
of
of
a
share,
as-
same
the
period
in
of
from
last
Paper Co.
of
the
company's
of
his¬
1959
$150,263,000
re¬
year.
Luke
Mr.
to
of
$58,956,000^ n
months
of
previous
equal
June
of
nine
sales
operations,
$11,775,000,
sale
in
first
the
over
the
sales
on
quarter
for
14%
months
earnings
Dauch
of
this
of
$8,682,000,
$1.26
any
company's
Hinde
Corp.,
of
or
increase
gain
the
on
the
$3,207,000,
brought net sales
an
first
extraordinary
in
third
company's
39
results
recorded
quarter
addition
share
three
27%.
of
quarter
$171,670,000,
In
the
months
operations
$6,820,000,
third
ported
said
or
increase
an
tory.
the
for
operations
year.
amounted
first
from
compared
The
period last
$2,137,000,
to
C!o.—Earnings Up 50% —
earnings from
1958.
earnings
1958,
quarter
Luke, President,
operations
in
& Paper
25 reported record sales
third
same
compared
period
"For
Aug.
on
reported
additional $2.29
an
an
a,,
its
majority stock interest
Ltd., to the St. Lawrence
Canada,
Montreal.
The
net proceeds from
$20,457,000, or $3.92
July 31.—V. 190, p. 202.
this
of
sale
West
gave
share,
a
the
for
Virginia
first
nine
total
earnings
months
ended
Western Decalta Petroleum Ltd.—New Venture—
Western
the
Decalta,
drilling
Drilling
for
of
This
area.
follows:
25%;
bonus
test
and
in
Decalta
Sohio
on
South
the
Stur.
Dome
Aug.
11
announce
Sturgeon Lake Field
S., is
located
on
L.
No.
of
Western
523, purchased by the group in April, 1959,
$254,950.
Interests in the well and lands are as
Decalta
Westburne
Co.,
Westburne
Deconian
venture,
Reservation
cash
a
Dome,
D-3
a
new
Oil
Petroleum
Development
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
40% ;
Dome
10%;
and
Petroleum
Sohio
Ltd.,
Petroleum
25%.
r
.
The
drilling
Canada
contract
Ltd.—V.
189,
has
been
awarded
General
to
Petroleums
of
2835.
p.
Heritage Life Insurance
Securities
This
Co.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
and
located at 533 East McDowell Road, Phoenix, Ariz.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 26, 1959> covering
500,000 shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale at
$2 per share. On shares sold by officers and directors of the
company
company,
commissions
no
employed
will
not
to
are
the
by
be,
company
or
paid;
and on shares
sold
by salesmen
by registered broker-dealers commission
exceed
17%, or $0.34 per share.
During the' period July 1958 and ending May 31, 1959, the company
was
engaged in completing its organization
and in the
sale of
an
initial
offering of stock. It now has outstanding 203,875 common
shares.
legal
It
it
has no present plans to do so. Initial operations have
at a loss. A special low premium whole life insurance
being offered to military personnel. Construction of a new
office building in Phoenix began in July
1959, estimated to cost
been
conducted
is
program
home
$50,418.
to
Net
capital
surplus
tions
for
in
the
Of
by
the
the
best
the
June
of
surplus
deemed
the
of
sale
the
purchase
event
interest
203,875
Wood,
it
of
of
is
such
insurance
determined
stock
188,
will
be
added
increase
business
that
in capital ana
expansion of the
its agency opera¬
written
such
by
other
purchases
would
Heritage.
common
President.—V.
additional
in order to permit
for the expansion of
Western
outstanding
of
company,
necessary
direct mail program,
and
companies
in
proceeds
and
being
company's
be
is engaged in the sale of life insurance on a standard
basis; although authorized to write health and
accidenf,
now
reserve
insurance,
p.
shares,
795.
36,000
shares
are
owned
Western
Pacific RR.
Period End. June 30—
Railway
operating
Railway
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
rev.
$4,721,872
exps
3,631,370
3,175,566
19,969,352
19,460,303
oper.
$1,090,502
$1,112,434
$7,150,733
$4,605,719
income—.
497,253
729,587
3,491,441
2,546,499
operating
$4,288,000 $27,120,085
$24,066,027
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
oper.
190,
p.
ry.
308.
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
Place,
rev.
from
railway
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$4,551,019
$24,032,916
2,090,305
13,711,422
13,269,472
ops.
$2,052,412
$2,460,714
$10,371,494
$12,152,994
inc.—
1,321,274
1,386,143
6,680,321
6,770,979
ry.
oper.
190, p. 308.
1959—Month—1958
2,305,680
expenses
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
190,
p.
1959—Month—1958
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$361,506
295,287
$315,489
$2,113,271
$1,971,910
266,280
1,747,085
1,691,223
ops.
$66,219
$49,209
$366,186
$280,687
inc.—
19,543
16,779
110,801
97,520
ry.
railway oper.
-
308.
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.—Secondary Offering—The
secondary offering of 42,000 shares of capital stock (par
$7.50) which was made on Aug. 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $46 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
share, has been completed.—V. 190, p. 818.
Wilson
This
$4,358,092
revenue
oper.
Alabama—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Commerce
Exchange
647.
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
income
oper.
Fed.
income
—V.
1959—Month—1)58
revenues
Period End. June 30—
The corporation has called for
redemption on Oct. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $450,000 of its 4%»% debentures, due
Oct. 1,
1969 at par plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
to
the purchaser's account
will depend
accumulation unit at the time of each
so-called
"maturity date" which is selected by
of
2,
company,
Western Ry. of
Varian Associates—New Chairman Elected—
Dr..
directors
-
single
it
bids
Sept.
1973.
p.
a
accumula¬
credited
a
the
oper.
ry.
Net
tion
of
of
oper.
after
re¬
189,
late
units
Such
on
held
disqualification
any
above
are
period of years being hereinafter referred to as
the "pay-in" period. In return for such
payments the purchaser will
be-credited with so-called "accumulation
units" representing the
pur¬
chaser's pro-rata share of the assets of the
company.
Since the pur¬
chaser's. payments are coiistant in amount the number of
value
(EDT)
that
either
such
from
purchase
certificates.
noon
S.
contracts
over
Net
registration of the
27(a),
for_tlie
_
trust
to
up
to
advances
be
may
company
and
insurance
variable
of
evidence of indebtedness
an
the
Western
companies
Equipments—
.
to
permit bonus payments
compensation to agents and employees based upon sales
Section 17(f)
and Rule
17F-2
thereunder, with respect to
volume;
of
the
are
payment.
required
liabilities
Sell
equipment
EARNINGS
Insurance
liabilities
annuity_contracts
assets,
of
the
Life
the
further
such
25%
the
in
insurance
is
surplus.
its
to
like
represented
other
with
during
assets
to
and
equal
reserve
It
5%
under
variable
and
liabilities
payments, 7%
in the case of a
liabilities,
reserve
and
plans
payment
thereafter;
required
as
deductions
issuance
cover
additional
or
office
to
these
to
J
Period End. July 31—
payments,
agents and sales employees (and, as to Valic, to
permit loans
to contract holders who
may be affiliates under certain circumstances) ;
17(d) and Rule 17d-l thereunder, to
and
manner
make
amounts
periodic
constitute
Company
operate
of
general
the companies, for the
purpose
Company Act, proposes to-change
operation
pay¬
administra¬
first
case
the
8%
from
and
by
Railway
Railway
contracts.
of
Section
of
Investment
of
July
disability
23,
the
Each
in
"variable
and
annuity
of
Ealic
10%
common' stock
and
wih
that
deemed
and
and
contracts;
"Variable
and
company
specified
insurance
proposes
payment,
of
Two
to
payments
reserve
admitted
undertaken
Like
company
will
of
("Ealic"),
below.
single
riod
its
of
with
Co.
the
meaning
Act
of
of
In
Securities
of compliance
for
this
by
December
life
the
of
of
arising out of its
insurance contracts.
its
contract
v
€0.
the
payments
accounts,
assets
of
additional
from
certain
the variable
within
after
in
2%
to
subject
contingency
annuity
of
its
required
surance
Insurance
hearings
issuance
term
the
.a
last
to
1940.
Act
bination, contracts.
Each
taxes
share,
per
Applications
filed
from
organized
was
Life
'which
amounted
outstanding at the end of
stock was retired on April
r
Insurance
exemption
Company
outlined
12c
preferred
Life
applications
upon
Valic
after
which
equal
equal
states
represented
be
1959
405.
Hearings Scheduled on
Annuity" Companies—
C.
$14,-
shares
..."
Variable
D.
fiscal
earned
with
common
190,
:
The
for
is
in
admitted
value
lish
as
outstanding
compared
309,162
The
1959.—V.
tively,
Equity
the
year
,
'•
1959
$68,594
of
fiscal
for the 1959 fiscal year,
after
preferred dividends,
$1.56 per share on the 770,648 common shares
to
of
as
March
earnings
for
$18,240,196,
year.
with $159,289 in .1958.
provision for taxes, net income
Earnings
at
company since
stock dividend
'compared
After
per
announced.
of
is
issuance
the
years
disability
Each
cents
President,
past year, Mr. Leeson said.
that net sales of the company
30,
12V2
year.
reflects
the
income
Net
Leeson,
of
of
nine
is
disability
1959.
of
the
in
10,
dividend
of
this
June
cash
dividend
a
Robert
5,
reported
ended
shares,
retirement
dividend
company
He
first
the
.following
declared
21
is payable Sept.
business Aug. 31,
of
is
Aug.
on
common
taxes
to
states
that
the
sales
load
applicable to
annuity contracts sold
to
individuals
is
monthly payments, or their equivalent, and
monthly payments or their equivalent.
The sales
single
payment
variable
annuity
contracts
is
to
5%
reflect
it
50%
Ealic
108
company
to
reinsure
Universal Winding Co.—To
Pay Cash Dividend—
in
companies
shares valued in
Ralph E. Mills Co.*,
and Talco Constructors/
companies
at
44 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.
The certificates, to be dated
Sept. 1, 1959, will mature in 15 equal
annual
installments, and will be secured by equipment with an es¬
timated
present cost of
$5,818,134.
the
to
twelve
individuals
to
the
life
current
applicable
•
periodic
sold
legally
St.
de¬
individuals is
to
payment.
In
addition
from
payments a further deduction is made
to
administrative costs which in
the
case
of
par
in
three
will__accept. bids
series
of
received
variable
first
be
to
is
years'
application,
the next
stated
and
National
11
applicable
and
Anheuser-Busch.
the
next
the
of
load
new
director
a
individuals
payment
of
5%
premium
to
the
of
deduction
and
sold
which
Executive
be
monthly payments, or their equivalent, and 5%
monthly payments or their equivalent. The sales load
single payment variable annuity contracts is stated to
the
of
a
plans
Act
Insurance
the
of
as
17.
Mr.
continue
committee
Life
Lines;
well
as
Aug.
Inc.,
.will
director
a
American
National
Cement Co.,
He
executive
President
con¬
investment
obtain
to
single payment contract this deduction is equal to
Corp.—Names Wilson President—
part,
taxes,
the
value
current
in
cover,
income
reflect
132
to
costs
Each
Universal Match
these
of
twelve
next
applicable
of
The
RR.—To
company
those
periodic payment variable annuity
40%
Outstanding
>2,000,C90 shs.
se¬
meeting
valuation
company
To
debt
not to exceed 0.15%
which deduction will
expenses,
profit.
assets
The
the
value.
periodic
PRESENT
of
which
and
In
Authorized
.Common
and
director.
a
receive
there
will
be
added
realized
gains or losses in¬
curred, and dividend or interest income received, since the last
pre¬
ceding valuation, and the figure thus obtained less deductions will
be expressed as a
percentage of the last; preceding comparable figure
applied
directors,
CAPITALISATION
;
Electronics, 'is
Edward
to
stocks
common
charge
a
unit
stockholders
administrative, management
tingency reserves liabilities,
experience
of
of single payment contracts this
deduction will be 5% if
period commences immediately and 7% if it is deferred.
Simon,
President
are
entitled
convertible
non
formerly
of
is
of
the payments during the particular
pay-out period which he has elected.
With
respect to each
company,
also,
the
value
of accumulation
and
annuity
units
will
be
determined
at
the
end
of
each
month.
The
valuation
will reflect
the
investment
be
$9,000,000.
Wabash
The
over
units
of
about
500,000
survivor
number
holder
ments
officers
of
vary,
period
or
B. Shipman,
formerly Controller of General Transistor Corp.,
York,-is Vice-President and Treasurer; Benjamin Arfin of Ben¬
jamin
Arfin
Co.,
broker for
Government
agencies in
the
field
of
military equipment, is Vice-President and Secretary; Sydney
New
•rector
the
of
the
alternative, may
throughout the life of
paid
another
or
payments
referred
units,
be
not
of
at
sales
annuity units for either (i) the balance
period of years plus the balance of his
fixed
a
survives.
have
last
of
(ii)
or
he
to
the
so-called
represent a proportionate
interest in
the
and to receive periodically the value, as it
specified
a
of
into
also
company,
City,
its manufacturing facilities
in
a
new
10,000 sq.
ft; plant in
the Syosset Industrial
Park, 51 Eileen
Way, Syosset, Long Island, N. Y.
Joseph Rosen, who has an administrative post with the Veteran's
September,
all
Frankfort, Ky., and Talbott Construction Corp.
Inc., of Winchester, Ky.—V. 190, p. 718.
respect
to
each
company,
at
the maturity
date,
generally
speaking, the contract holder may elect to have the" accumulation
units
corpora¬
activated
was
Electric
will produce
their
Co.—Acquires Three Firms—
company has completed acquisition of three
general-construction field through an exchange of
With
curities,. which will consist, in the main, of
the requirements of the Life
Insurance Act.
Offered—The
on
The
at
for
experience
leading independent
Aug. 25 offered 180,000 shares of common stock at
.$2 per share, solely to residents of New York State.
,
units
deduction
to receive periodically, is determined
by reference to a life annuity
table, and is dependent upon the sex of the contract
holder, age at the
maturity date and the type of pay-out elected.
Annuity units may
H-H-L
manpower and
as
without
cited
Hecht-Hill-Lancaster's
Vulcan Materials
This
other
which
forthcoming
:
,'
a
release.
Mr.
and
program with "idea"
pictures.
dealing with important dramatic
successful in the past.
In this con¬
financially
Giant
concentration
films
Vice-President
UA
A
heavy
supplement
smaller
proven
the
"Take
the
to
will
company
said, these
nection,
concentration
greater
a
Young¬
Mr.
than
particular
potential,
In addition
themes
involves
program
line-up,
accumulation
current
which
mammoth product
ever
before
released
by United Artists.
In
ahead, Mr. Youngstein pointed out, UA will
emphasis on blockbuster attractions of big grossing
place
the
He
immediately
years
uct,
attractions.
blockbuster
of
the
enlarged
promotional budgets and staffs were
company's program to merchandise important product on
announcing the company's
stein
He
concentration
that
the
concerted
a
the
back
announced
part
Picker,
that
value
other
and
As
in
features completed and ready for release, about to go into production
or
in
active preparation, it
was
announced on Aug.
14 by Max E.
Youngstein, Vice-President.
:
corporation
current
55
$25,422,466
Brothers—Plans
New
Plant—
Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa.,
on
Aug.
14
jointly
announced
the
acquisition
of a
10-acr9
industrial site at Export, Pa., where the construction of a new
pilo^
plant is well under way.
According to Dr. Albert H. Lasday, Presi¬
dent
of Parallite,
the plant will be completed by Oct. 1. 1959, and
will be devoted to specialized research and product development with
new
materials expected to achieve extremely high strength and light¬
weight characteristics of glass-fiber reinforced plastics.
Wide use of these new materials in products for numerous diverse
industries is foreseen,
with special emphasis on high-pressure pipes
and tanks, and aircrrft and missile components.—V. 190, p. 50o.
holding
company
.
and
Parallite
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
STATE AND CITY
-
—
B
ALABAMA
gr
Prichard,
Sale
Warrant
$365,000
The
secured
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
£>bout 4.23%.
Bond
College (P. O.
—
Principal
inclusive.
1999
interest
payable
(A-O)
at
York.
New
of
$200,000 school, Series C bonds.
Dated Oct.
inclusive.
1979
to
Due from 1961
Principal and
1, 1959.
interest
the
Legal¬
ity approved
by Orrick,
Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
payable
(A-O)
and
the
San
COLORADO
CALIFORNIA
purchase
Sale—The
p.
506—were awarded to the Bank
offered
Aug. 25—v.
190,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
4Vis, at a price of 101.07, a
basis of 4.11%.
Valiant
School
San
Dist.,
Joaquin
County, Cal.
Bond
Offering—R.
of
Board
E.
Graham,
Supervisors,
of
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
in
Stockton, until 11 a.m.
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $50,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on Sept.
from
1960
to
inclusive.
1971
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Gonzales
Union
bonds
School
District,
Menamin, Clerk of Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in
Salinas, until Aug.
31 for the purchase of $160,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
iale,
State
ceive
District,
Separation of
County,
Kern
California
obligation
series D
group
bonds
grade
was
crossing
awarded
to
a
composed of the California
Bank,
of Los Angeles, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
White, Weld &
Co., at a net interest cost of about
3.72%, as follows:
$330,000 6s. Due
1960
to
on
1969
66,000
to
Feb.
20 from
Is.
and
Due
Feb.
20,
1983
1984.
Novato
Unified
School
District,
Marin County, Cal.
Bond Offering—Geo. S. Jones
Clerk
of
Board
of
Supervisors
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
fice in San Raphael, until 11
<Calif.
DST)
on,
a.m.
from 1961 to 1987 inclusive.
22,500,000 general state purposes,
Series
1,
A
1959.
1962
to
bonds.
Due
on
1979
Dated
Jan.
1
Jan.
from
inclusive.
Sept.
8
for
a.m.
the
purchase of $141,000 school, Series
ity rate of 1.7 per 100,000,000 ve¬
miles compared to the na¬
tional Turnpike average of 2.8 last
year and a rate of 5.6 on the free
the purchase of $370,000 dormitory
revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
roads of the nation.
Dawson,
a.m.
New
York
by
proved
Trimble &
1957, a total of 8,951,307 ve¬
carrying an estimated 26,853,921 passengers have travelled
438,903,418 miles.
Legality
City.
ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
not
on
Mr. Aber¬
Offering:
nathy will also receive sealed bids
on the same day for $630,000 util¬
certificates.
Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
ity
revenue
Aug. 1, 1959.
1989
to
The
inclusive.
are
callable.
cer¬
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Bank, of New
Legality approved by
Manhattan
City.
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Additional
Mr. Aber¬
Offering:
parking revenue bonds.
1, 1959. Due on Sept.
are
interest
callable.
(M-S)
The
Principal and
at
the
payable
Town
bids
at
will
the
Sayet,
receive
Connecticut
and Trust
Company, Room
504, Fifth Floor, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of
$995,000 high school bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1960
to
1979
inclusive.
Princi¬
pal and interest payable at the
Connecticut Bank and Trust Com¬
in
Hartford. Legality ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
pany,
Certificate
Florida's Turnpike, as a ba¬
rometer, the summer tourist-vaca¬
way,
tion
season
fered
were
—
of
5s, at
interest
Corp.,
a net
price of 100.319,
a
of
cost
about
4.98%.
Other members of the syndicate
are:
Wertheim &
Co., Dominick &
Dickson & Co.,
J. C. Bradford & Co., Fahnestick
& Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Al¬
lan Blair & Co., Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
and
Vincent,
Dominick,
Newman
S.
R.
& Co.
W.
to
1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
in
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved „by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston."
'
Bond
Tallahassee,
Bond
White,
Florida
Offering
City
dous
(EST)
has
boosted
records
close
to
the
February-March pattern.
"July traffic and gross income
the
fourth largest in the 30
history of the Sunshine
State Parkway," Manuel said.
He pointed out that February
was
month
and March of this year
of 1957 were the only
exceed
July
of
bonds
the
noon
inclusive.
The
Due
was
a
Comptroller,
will
receive
bids until Sept. 15 for the
purchase
of $12,510,000
various
purpose bonds.
sealed
Savannah,
Blair
Sale—The
27 % ahead of the
ago
and
same
gross
a
1960
26,000
1967
to
were
June 1 from
inclusive.
June
year
which began April
of
the
Turnpike
1970
1,
$1,270,600.31 for an increase of
$233,993.93 or approximately 23%
ahead
of
the
same
period
a
year
ago. Gross income for that period
in 1959 showed a gain of 14%.
Total traffic of 312,952 vehicles
month
same
was
month
55,298
ahead
of
year ago for a
gain of 21%. Mileage of 17,590,314
was up
18%.
For
the
first
154,000
4s. Due
1974
1968
on
June 1 from
on
June
1
from
1984 inclusive.
to
on
15
Benewah
gality
months
of
the year, the Parkway has fatal¬
inclusive.
1969
to
Chapman
by
approved
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Du
County School
Bensenville),
Page
(P.
District
III.
O.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
school building bonds was
award¬
Bank,
ed to the Elmhurst National
of
Elmhurst,
as
3y4S, at a price of
\V<y.:r "
par.
.
Fairfield, III.
water
bonds
and
$146,-
revenue
sewer„
awarded
was
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000
to
group
a
composed of H. C. Speer & Sons
& Co., and
Co., jointly,
Co.; Benjamin Lewis
Vincent
at
Newman
&
about
of
cost
interest
net
a
4.45%.
Moline, III.
Bond
Sale—The
vehicle
bonds
parking
offered
720—were
veen
as
&
$350,000 motor
system
interest
revenue
190, p.
Aug. 25—v.
awarded
Co., at
a
cost
Nu¬
John
to
price of 98.004, a
of about 4.28%,
follows:
$160,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
1961
1965
to
inclusive.
110,000 4s. Due on April
1966
1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
and
1970.'
;
County Witt Union
Sch. Dist. No. 66 (P. O. Witt),
Montgomery
Illinois
District
Bond
County St. Maries Sch.
(P. O. St. Maries), Idaho
Offering—Ben. F. Lowe,
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
of
Due
in
on
years.
to
Corp., as 4y>s, and 4%s.
Dated
May 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
Legality
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
of
will
receive
10:30
a.m.
Board
sealed
(MST)
&
ceive
Offering—M.
S.
Comptroller,
sealed
on
of
until
Sept. 16 for
Kessler,
i 11 re¬
11
a.m.
Sept. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $6,900,000 housing rev¬
enue bonds, as follows:
$3,450,000 Series C bonds.
3,450,000 Series D bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct.
on
1 from 1962 to
1999 inclusive.
INDIANA
I
Centerville, Ind.
Offering
—
Ula Hatfield,
will re¬
until 5 p.m.
(CDST) on Sept. 8 for the pur¬
chase
of
$39,000
sewer
bonds.
Town
ceive
Seals,
Regents,
bids
O,
w
until
bids
Trauer-
(P.
of Illinois
Urbana), III.
University
Bond
Bond
Nampa), Idaho
Offering — B. V.
Chairman
awarded
building
Northwest Nazarene College (P. O.
Bond
building
bonds
was
the Municipal Bond
school
Sept. 3 for the
$464,000
15
issue of $50,000
Bond Sale—An
(CDST)
District Superintendent of Schools,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
1961
from
Assistant
June 1 from
1985 to 1988 inclusive.
a
seven
until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $7,bids
1973 inclusive.
to
60,000 4.10s. Due
was
Offering—James H. Gat&±
ly, District President, will receive
approved
1,
IDAHO
income
1988
to
Chicago Park District, III.
Bond
of
1969.
1958.
the
—
composed
on
on
56,000 33/4s. Due
$451,509.98 was $65,152.42 or ap¬
proximately 17%
ahead of July,
last
720
p.
group
4s. Due
and
of
1961
&
$104,000 4V2S. Due
month
income
190,
v.
to
offered
bonds
revenue
—
from
1
80,000 4yas. Due on April 1, 1969
Ga.
$400,000 water
Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton &
Co., and Spencer,
Zimmerman,
Pound & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
4.03%, as follows:! •
net
year
Landersi
City
sewer
Jan.
on
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
net
E.
Offering—R.
Bond
receive
(CDST)
inclusive.
Principal and
Atlanta, Ga.
Bond
will
a.m.
for the purchase of
$425,000 student union building
revenue bonds/Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
15
the District Treasurer's office. Le¬
callable.
are
O.
municipal of¬
1992
to
(P.
III.
Principal and interest payable at
for
$4,500,000
1963
from
College
Island),
pur¬
16
fice building revenue bonds. Dated
March 1, 1959.
Due on March 1
and March
months to
July records.
income of $339,904.15
Fed¬
to
George
C\ 000,000 working cash fund bonds.
Due on Oct.
and Clerk, Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
—
Auditor
Sept.
on
chase
and
months
subject
Offering—Knut E. Erick-
Sept.
on
on
will receive sealed bids until
Authority, said a tremen¬
increase in traffic and in¬ Aug. 25
for the Parkway during the awarded
come
is
son,
Comptroller,
sealed bids until 1
sealed
reached
the
net
Frederick
Palomba, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
on
Sept. 3 for the purchase of
$500,000 high school bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on Sept.
1
Boston,
almost
1999
taxes.
(Rock
revenue
headed by the First Boston
peak mid-winter levels.
Thomas B. Manuel,
Chairman
fiscal
1960
has
bonds
income
Augustana
Sale—The $2,650,000
certificates of¬
Aug. 27—v. 190, p. 719—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
plant
gas
Authority
For the first four months of the
Waterbury, Conn.
from
Turnpike
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale) Fla.
Rise Sustained in July
—With the Sunshine State Park¬
Revenue
Turnpike
Offering—Mae M.
'Treasurer,
sealed
State
to
Fla.
Petersburg,
interest (M-S)
Florida
1962
from
ILLINOIS
St.
_
&
nathy will also receive sealed bids
at the same time for $575,000 mu¬
bonds
a
said
eral
1
Legality approved by
Nagel, Sherman & Ho¬
of Denver.
The issuer is
public agency and interest
ward,
26,
as
Additional
Oct.
on
inclusive.
hicles
The
Princi¬
callable.
City.
1961
Since the Turnpike opened Jan.
Due
inclusive.
1989
are
summer
Ellington, Conn.
Boiid Offering
inclusive.
on
11
orr
of Hartford.
inclusive.
1982
until
re¬
$38,000,000
Greater
Hartford
Bridge System bonds. Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
33,000 4s. Due on Feb. 20, 1970.
396,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 20 from
1971
bids
will
Bank
Bond Sale—An issue of $825,000
general
$2,675,000
Treasurer,
sealed
Bond
Bakersfield
The
-
payable at the City
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
Treasurer's office, or at the Chem¬
headed by Smith, Barney
& Co. York City. Legality approved by
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of New
and Lehman Brothers, as 3 Vis, at
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
York City.
Legality approved by
a
price of 100.159, a net interest Mitchell, of New York City.
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
cost of about 3.23%, as follows:
Florida Development Commission
Mitchell, of New York City.
$1,000,000
Beechwood
High
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Additional Offering—Mr. White
School, First Series bonds.
Bond Offering—T. W. Wither- also
will
receive sealed
bids at
650,000 North End Elementary
ington,
Secretary,
will
receive the same time for $1,100,000 muni¬
School, Second Series bonds.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
cipal airport revenue bonds. Dated
700,000 general public improve¬
on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
ment bonds.
$2,000,000 Volusia County road 1961 to 1976 inclusive. The bonds
325,000 storm and sanitary sewer
revenue bonds. Dated July 1, 1959.
are callable.
bonds.
Principal and inter¬
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1972 est
(M-S) payable at the City
Other members
of the
syndi¬ inclusive. The bonds are callable.
Treasurer's office or at the Chemcate
are:
Kuhn,
Loeb
& Co.; Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; R. W. Press- able at the First National
City City. Legality approved by Cald¬
prich
&
Co.;
Hornblower
& Bank of New York
City. Legality well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
Weeks, and Gregory & Sons.
approved by Caldwell, Marshall, of New York City.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Connecticut (State of)
GEORGIA
Bond Offering—John A. Spez- City.
Treasurer's office.
Grade
—
Aug. 25—v. 190, p.
719—were awarded to a syndicate
Sept. 2 for the pur¬
chase of $60,500,000 general obli¬
gation bonds, as follows:
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Greater
11
15
1 from 1962 to 1989 inclusive.
offered
(EDST)
Monterey County, Cal.
Bond
Sale
Bond
County, Calif.
$100,000 Series
Angeles
until
k
will
Treasurer,
bids
Sept.
on
nicipal
Bridgeport, Conn.
bonds
!
general
bonds.
r a n
Dated Sept.
B
15
water
the
for
p.
Belleflower Unified School District,
,
bids will
14
CONNECTICUT
719—-were awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., as 4Vis, at
a price of 100.076, a basis of 4.24%.
Clerk
Oct.
$17,000,000
of
obligation
building bonds offered Aug. 24—
fice
until
received
F
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of
York
Colo.
—
for the pur¬
chase
of $3,260,000
utilities tax
improvement certificates.
Dated
June
1, 1959.
Due on Dec.
1
(EST)
Chase
Bond Offering—Sealed
be
Valley School District, San
Bernardino County, Cal.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 school
Los
sealed
receive
and interest
Legality approved
Apple
Bond
City
Abernathy,
tificates
Francisco.
Denver,
190,
at
County Treasurer's office.
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
v.
his office in
at
Auburn,
until
10
a.m.
(Calif.
DST) on Sept, 8 for the purchase
Valley National Bank of Phoenix,
or at the Chase Manhattan Bank
of
Rechen-
will re¬
bids
sealed
ceive
William R.
Mathews, Secretary of Board of
Eegents, will receive sealed bids
ninth 11 a.m. (MST) on Sept. 14
for the purchase of $475,000 hous¬
ing revenue bonds.
Dated April
1, 1959. Due on April 1 from 1962
Offering
d
L.
—
Offering
Certificate
certificates
Cal.
Clerk,
Offering
County
macher,
Flagstaff), Ariz.
Clearwater, Fla.
School from 1962 to
County,
Placer
District,
High
Union
Joint
Placer
ARIZONA
n
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco.
£z Associates, as 4Vis and 4s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
Arizona State
of
Bank
the
at
National Trust and
America
war¬
17—v. 190, p.
7J.9—were awarded to Hugo Marx
B o
payable
—
hicle
on
(M-S)
Aug.
offered
FLORIDA
1959.
15,
Sept.
Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and
interest
Ala.
—
obligation
general
rants
to'
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
DEPARTMENT
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
Dated
bonds.
Due
,
.
.
(920)
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
,
Sept. i 24,
1959.
Due or*
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Dated
Volume
Number
190
5877
.
.'. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(921)
\
_
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Due
apolis.
inclusive.
gation bonds.
Bond
Auditor
will
receive
County
sealed
bids
until 3 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 1 for
the purchase of $495,000 advance¬
fund
ment
1959.
bonds.
Due
from
June
on
1960
to
Dated
1969
Sept.
1,
Dec.
1
and
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
1
from
1960
LOUISIANA
IOWA
Bienville
Parish
Consolidated
District No. 37
sealed
bids until
will
7:30
receive
(CST)
on
Sept. 4 for the purchase of
$255,000 bonds, as follows:
$225,000
swimming
Due
Nov.
on
1969
p.m.
bonds.
pool
1
from
1960
to
Nov.
from
1
1960
Due on
1965
to
sealed
until
bids
at
the
Parish
(M-S)
Becker &
Moines
3.80s.
Due
Bank
the
public
of
Des
3^s
and
to
3.90s;*
as
from
1978
1960
inclusive.
Lewis
Twp. School District (P .O.
Bond
bonds
720
awarded
were
—
to
190, p.
a
1960 to
awarded
85,000 33As. Due
1969 to
on
to
1975 to
school
bonds
Chiles-Schutz
est
cost
awarded
was
Co., at
to
net inter¬
a
of about 3.88%.
Sageville Independent School Dist.
(P. O. Dubuque), Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
$250,000
the
1961 to
Legality
operating
1 from
inclusive.
available
nance
interest
and 1975.
est cost of about
1961
Sioux
4V4S.
$700,000
in¬
Turnpike,
net
opera¬
months, the
re¬
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale—An issue of $800,000
Note
temporary loan notes
award¬
was
follows:
as
jointly,
March 1 from
on
the
to
Due
on
Boston
at
Safe
2.00%
Deposit
&
discount.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
March
1
Note
1976 to 1989 inclusive.
Offering — The County
Commissioners will receive sealed
Port
from
bids until 11
Allen, La.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
sewer
$250,000
awarded
was
Hattier
White
&
Sanford,
to
at
a
at a net interest cost
about 4.19%, as follows:,
,
price of
of
par,
1960
1 from
Aug.
for
the
a.m.
(EDST) on Sept.
of $450,000
purchase
temporary loan notes. Dated Sept.
8, 1959. Due on April 6,
1960.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Rockland
Atlas
-
Bond
sealed
City
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
ceive
1
Offering—Wm. E.
Down¬
bids
at
The
Boston
Safe
will
until
10
re¬
a.m.
Bond
Offering
—
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $220,000
sewage
disposal general obli¬
a
est cost of about 3.87%,
Battle
(P. O.
Battle
follows:
$518,300
anticipation notes.
Aug. 21, 1959. Due on
March 20, 1960.
399,800
tax
anticipation notes.
Dated Aug. 28, 1959.
Due on
Jan. 20, 1960.
and the successful bid¬
and
1979
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the Mer¬
interest
National
chants
Co.,
Boston,
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
proved
Corporation, McDonald-Moore &
and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.,
Co.,
a
414 s, at
as
a
price of 100.09,
net interest cost of about 4.24%.
Calhoun
County (P. O. Marshall),
Michigan
was
anticipation notes was award¬
ed to the Merchants Bank of Bos¬
discount.
Mass.
Sept. 1 for the pur¬
$490,000 school project
loan bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1959.
on
of
Offering
bids
at
State Street
$100,000
Cement
City Rural Agricul. School
District, Mich.
Note
Offering—Maurice J. Hart-
suff, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
will
until 8 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
sealed
bids
Aug. 31 for
cipal
$19,900 tax antic¬
Dated
Aug. 15,
April 1, 1961. Prin¬
interest payable at a
notes.
Due
and
on
Paul
—
the
Lazzard,
receive
will
Second
trust company to be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
or
Clarkston Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Bank-
Trust
bins, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 10 for
the purchase of $1,500,000 build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1959.
15, 1959. Due
on
15 from 1960 to 1964
Principal and interest
Offering—Louis
receive
sealed
bids
Bond
Offering—Walton T. Rob-
Due
on
1985 inclusive. The bonds
able.
are
call¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
a bank or trust com¬
to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, Mc-
Kean &
until
3
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Community School District,
Michigan
Bond
Offering—The
Board
of
of
sealed
ceive
Secretary
Education
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 2 for the purchase
$37,000 high school building
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
April 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
est
payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
East Detroit School
Note
District, Mich.
Offering—Chas.
E.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
the
ton.
••
••
...
in Bos¬
successful bidder.
*
group composed
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Baxter
Co., Allison-Williams Co., Ryan.,
&
Sutherland
&
Wade, Inc., at
Co., and Walter Jc
a price of 100.016,
net interest cost of about 3.91
follows:
as
$380,000 4s.
Due
July
on
%:,
1 from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
250,000 3%s.
Due
July 1 from
on
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
250,000 3y8s.
Due
$
•
July 1 from
on
1975 to 1979 inclusive.,
255,000 4s.
Due
>1980 to 1985
,
on
July 1 from
inclusive.-,
Haven, Mich.
Offering—J. Nyhof Poel,
Bond
callable. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
are
to be designated by the
company
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Grand Haven
No.
Twp. School District
(P. O. Comstock Street,
1), Mich.
57
Rural Route No.
Bond Offering—George E. Mc¬
Carthy, Secretary of Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept
9
for
the
purchase of $150,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at a
bank or trust company to be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-.
field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
Holland, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
tric
y
.
$4,000,000 elec¬
offered
bonds
Aug,
190, p. 613—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
Boston Corp., at a price of 100.009,
to
revenue
a
net interest cost of about
a
4.03%,
follows:
as
$580,000 5s.
1960
Due
to
on
July 1 from.
inclusive.
1967
90,000 41//8S. Due
on
July 1, 1968,
3,330,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1989 inclusive.
c
Other members of the syndicate
Eastman
are:
curities
&
Dillon, Union Se¬
Co., Shields & Co.,
Dominick, Fahne-
&
&
Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Hogle & Co., E. F. Hutton
& Co., The Ohio Company, Alli¬
son-Williams Co., Kalman & Co.,
J.
A.
Inc., F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., and Channer
Securities Co.
cation,
will
Howell Twp.
Public School District
(P. O. 305 S. Michigan Street,
Howell), Mich.
Noie
Sale
—
The
$145,000
tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 26
—v.
the
190, p. 821—were awarded to
Michigan National Bank, of
Flint, at 3.00%?
Huntington
Froh-
Boston.
National
$1,135,-
building bonds
of
bonds. Dated
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
the
a
stock
Colon
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on 'Aug. 31 for
the purchase of $400,000 tax antic¬
ipation notes. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on June 30, 1960.
Principal
and interest payable at p place to
at
awarded to
Dominick
mail,
payable
of
payable at
(EST) on Aug 31 for the
purchase of $330,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Sept. 2, 1959.
Due
on
Feb. 2, 1961.
Principal
and interest payable at a place to
be agreed upon by the Board and
(M-S)
was
pany
p.m.
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school site and
June 1 from 1960 to
Roberts,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Galesburg-Augusta Community Sch*
District (P. O. Galesburg), Mich,
26—v.
Company, Mu¬
nicipal Department, Second Floor,
111 Franklin Street, Boston, un¬
til 11 a.m.. (EDST)
on Sept.
15
for
the
purchase of $1,975,000
school project loan bonds.
Dated
Note
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bids at the Merchants Na¬
(EDST)
chase
company to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
awarded to the
Security National Bank, of Battle
Creek, at 3.20% interest.
bank
Treasurer,
sealed
(J-J)
boridd
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
building and site, Series II bonds 16 for the purchase of $4,950,000
offered Aug. 25—v. 190, p. 721— electric
revenue
bonds.
Dated
were
awarded to a group com¬ July 1„ 1959. Due on July 1 from
posed of the First of Michigan 1962 to 1979 inclusive. The bonds
Oct.
Sale—An issue of $200,000
Note
Bond
est
The
Principal and inter¬
payable at a bank or
trust
District, No. 9
Michigan
Wakefield, Mass.
Town
on
callable.
Vista School
by
Bank, of Bangor.
bonds.
Dated
July 1 from,
Due
Grand
Buena
Trust
1959.
1,
1960
Deposit
and
Legality ap¬
building
der.
Oct.
Safe
and
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and interest- payable
at a place to be agreed' upon
by
the Board
-
(EST) on Sept. 15 for
purchase of $1,200,000 school
site
a
tax
Dated
1959.
Boston
-
until 8 p.m.
the
Creek
ipation
inclusive.
R.
at
to
Co., Friday & Co.,
Martin & Co., jointly, as
3%s,
price of 100.011, a net inter¬
the
sealed
Charles
and
awarded
&
Principal and interest payable at
tional Bank of
Peebles, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
Goodbody
were
the purchase of
gen¬
Kan.
same
—
Gran-
shaw, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
are
high¬
fund bonds
way
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
on
Due on Sept.
Garden City,
bearing).
time $171,000 motor vehicle
Sept. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $780,000 permanent pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds.
Dated
(EDST)
Aug.
KANSAS
At
the
lin
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $1,050,000 school project
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
Fenton), Mich.
Offering — Robert
Bond
Sept. 1, 1959.
1, 1963.
S&le
Note Sale—An issue of
Oct. 15 from
Principal
Bond Offering—Arthur G. Ken- 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
and interest payable at the Second
nard, City Treasurer, will receive
from
inclusive.
interest
Oct.
on
Deposit and Trust Co., 100 Frank¬
Bangor, Me.
Offering—Ralph L. Way-
Leominster,
$135,000 3s, due on Nov.
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
and
Due
County notes
ing, Town Treasurer, will receive
MAINE
Bond
1963
Additional
Bank, of Boston.
Bank-State Street Trust Qompany,Legality
approved
by
Boston, 28 State St., Boston.
24—v. 190, p. 720—were awarded
Thorndike, Palmer &
Boston 6, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Storey,
to Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Blair
Aug. 31 for the purchase of $600,- Dodge, of Boston.
& Co., Inc., and A. G. Becker & 000
bonds, as follows:
Watertown, Mass.
Co., Inc., jointly, as follows:
$300,000 water bonds.
Bond Sale—The $1,275,000 bonds
$500,000 street improvement bonds
300,000 police station bonds.
offered Aug. 25—v. 190, p, 821—
at a price of 100.006, at a net
Dated Sept. 15, 1959.
Due on were awarded to a group com¬
interest cost of 3.09%, as fol¬
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬ posed of White, Weld & Co., F. S
lows:
$160,000 3.40s, due on
sive. Principal and interest pay¬ Moseley & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1966 in¬
able
at the
Merchants National and Tucker, Anthony & R. L, Day,
clusive, and $340,000 3s, due
Bank of Boston, in Boston. Legal¬ as 3.10s, at a price of 100.101, a
on Nov.
1 from 1967 to 1970
ity approved by Storey, Thorn- basis of 3.08%, as follows:
inclusive.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. $810,000 school remodeling bonds.
200,000 sewer bonds, at a price
465,000 school addition bonds.
of 100.025, a net interest cost
Littleton, Mass.
of about
3.09%, as follows:
Bond Offerin g—Walter C.
MICHIGAN
$65,000 3.40s, due on Nov. 1 Wright, Town Treasurer, will re¬
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive, ceive
Adrian School District, Mich.
sealed bids until
11 a.m.
eral obligation bonds offered
to
(none
National
Sudbury, Mass.
1984 inclusive.
1974 to
1
inclusive.
1973
to
from
City, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
1
an
or 37.9%? over
equal to 106.4% of
charges on the funded
debt for the last 12
1975 inclusive.
to
550,000
4.36%,
Due
ton, at a 2.05%
4s. Due on Dec.
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
55,000
interest
for
$1,227,380^
are
mainte¬
and
$4,648,904,
were
of
crease
$700,000
composed of
group
tax
Due on Dec. 1, 1974
34,000 3.90s.
earnings, after
expenses
Middlesex
Beh
Due on Dec.
1973
calendar
seven
1961
45,000
now
Brockton, Mas\.
$161,000 4s.
first
follows:"
as
of the
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Co., and Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Vieth,
Duncan
&
Wood,
Inc.,
MASSACHUSETTS
jointly, at a net interest cost of
3.97%, as follows:
D.
Carleton
to
up
year ago.
months of 1959 net
school building bonds was award¬
ed
and
was
ed
mouth,
issue of $60,000
24.5%?
2.44%,
tions
142,000 414 s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Iowa
For
a
Trust Co., and Second Bank-State
Street Trust Co., both of Boston,
1977 inclusive.
Sale—An
increased
over
port said.
$108,000 4s. Due on
Logan Independent School Dist.
Bond
1959.
1,
a
Nov. 1 from
on
1959,
15.2%
cost of about
interest
net
a
revenues
1974 inclusive.
175,000 3.90s. Due
July
in
revenue
100.006,
from
1
Nuveen & Co.; Kohlmeyer
Co., and Harold E. Wood & Co.,
a price of 100.0018, a net inter¬
Nov. 1 from
on
Commercial vehicle
&
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
130,000 3%s. Due
1972 to
Nov. 1 from
on
Monthly interest
$657,250.
are
John
group
1968 inclusive.
charges
of
$55,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1, 1960.
165,000 314s. Due on Oct. 1 from
in¬
an
of 25.3%.
crease
electric utility revenue bonds was
Frantz Hutchinson &
$185,000 414 s. Due
last year,
month
same
price
in¬
for
charges amounted to $1,224,431, compared to $976,826 in
the
Michigan Corporation,
and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a
as
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Co., Quail &
Co., and J. C. Rahel & Co., at a
price of 100.0264, a net interest
cost of about 3.92%, as follows:
ago.
available
(P. O. 104 S. Adelaide Street,
of
improvement in the
Oct.
on
as
terest
Homer, La.
$575,000 school
26—v.
year
a
balance
mairite-
$237,969,
Fenton Area Public School Districtl
721—were awarded to the First
p.
to-month
Orleans.
of New
$150,000 4s.
Bluffs), Iowa
Sale—The
offered Aug.
The
to
be agreed upon by the Board and
the successful bidder.
street
revenue
utility
Nov.
Dated
at
Council
to
to
White-Phillips
down
year ago.
and
expenses
were
a
Park, Mich.
$265,000 special
improvement
bonds offered Aug. 18
v. 190,
assessment
the comparable period in 1958.
As a result of
continuing month-
inclusive.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
awarded
Operating
charges
$98,000 public improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to
60,000
The
Allen
Bond Sale—The
Twp. School District
Creek), Mich.
Note Offering — Lloyd
Humbarger, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 31
for the purchase of $917,000
notes,
follows:
as
—
$1,252,-
passenger vehicle revenue
Bridge, La.
Bond Offering—Ralph LeBlanc,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
6:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $158,000
Cownie, Inc.; Iowa-Des
National
Moines, and
Co., jointly,-
office.
Breaux
Due
was
payable
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1979
bonds
Prin¬
Treasurer's
1961
hall
10
(CST) on Sept. 15 for the
purchase of $100,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1
bonds.
city
month
same
against $275,660
receive
Increase
compared with
487 in the
p.m.
approved
Decorah, Iowa
This
.
will
ter,
Bond Sale—An issue of $190,000
Revenues
nance
1979
Sept. 1, 1959. Legality
by Bannister, Carpen¬
Ahlers
&
Cooney, of Des
Moines.
Turnpike Authority
Boston), Mass.
Bond Offering — J. A. Shelby,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
inclusive.
Dated
O.
Authority reports total revenues
$1,462,401 for the month of July,
the largest month in its
history so
far.
Louisiana
.
bonds,
inclusive.
30,000 fire station bonds.
Sch.
(P. O. Arcadia),
cipal and interest
TeWalt, City Clerk,
(P.
of
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Bond
Offering — Kenneth
Massachusetts
1969
to
July
Vanderburgh County (P. O. Evansville), Ind.
Offering — The
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Nov.
on
57
Bond
interest.
Woods, Mich.
Offering
—
Joseph
H*
Karshner, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Sept.
1
for
the
Dated
Sept. 1, .1959.
of
library
purchase
$98,000 general obligation
and
cultural
building
bonds.
Due on Oct.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'58.. (922)
from
1
1960
1978
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
bank
a
trust
or
company
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
to be
cessful
by
at
be designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
pany to
Paddock
Canfield,
Miller,
Paddock
Canfield,
Miller,
&
$75,000
&
(P.
Secretary of Board
of Education,
bids
sealed
receive
until
8
(EST) on Sept. 3 for the
purchase of $22,200 tax anticipa¬
tion
notes.
Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
Due
on
July 1, 1961.
Principal
and interest payable at a place to
be
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
p.m.
Lakeville
Community Sch. District,
Michigan
Note
Offering—Elma Blue, Sec¬
retary of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST;
Aug.
on
31
for
the
pur¬
chase of $40,000 notes. Dated Aug.
1, 1959. Due on July 1, 1960. Prin¬
cipal
and
Citizens
24
Note
will
Twp. School District No.
(P. O. Lawrence), Mich.
Offering—Lloyd L. Miller,
sealed
receive
until
bids
8
Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $28,500 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Sept.
1, 1959.
Due on June 30, 1960.
Principal
and interest payable at a place to
be agreed upon by the Board and
the
(EST)
on
successful bidder.
Lenawee
Co.
Co.,
County
(P.
Sale
Public
School
McDonald-Moore
and
3.21%
about
at
Bond
Offering
from
7
1961
1972 inclusive. Prin¬
to
cipal and interest
at
bank
a
payable
(M-N)
trust company
or
1989
300,000
to be
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
II
as
fol¬
clusive; $55,000 4i/4s, due on
July 1 from 1970 to 1973 in¬
clusive; and $180,000 4y2s, due
July 1
from
1974
to
Monroe, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
Aug.
bonds
$271,000
24—v.
awarded
were
190,
First
the
to
821—
p.
of
Michigan Corporation, and Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost
of
about 3.44%, as follows:
$180,000 street special assessment
bonds,
as
follows:
$100,000
3%s, due on Aug. 1 from 1960
to 1964 inclusive; and $80,000
314s, due on Aug. 1 from 1965
to
1968
inclusive.
from 1965 to
37,000
1968 inclusive.
obligation
general
storm,
street paving and sani¬
,sewer,
tary sewer bonds,
as
$20,000
on
27/ss,
due
follows:
Aug. 1
to 1964 inclusive;
and $17,000 3y4s, due on Aug.
1, from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
from
Bond Offering
Clerk,
31
Due
July 1
on
Co., Lee Higgin-
Corp.; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; Bache & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Baxter & Co.;
Friday & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland
Co.; George K.
Baum & Co.; Allan Blair & Co.;
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
Frantz Hutchinson & Co.; Granger
& Co.;
Magnus & Co.; Piper, Jaffray Hop wood; Rodman & Renshaw; Seasongood & Mayer, and
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.
City, Mich.
Bond Offering—Vernon D. Bar-
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of
$100,000
Due
on
water
supply
system
bonds. Dated June 1,1959.
March 7 from 1961 to 1979
inclusive.
payable at
$90,000
of
Aug.
from
(J-J)
successful
dock
1968
interest
trust
or
to be designated by the
company
proved
1959.
1,
1960 to
Principal and
payable at a bank
bidder.
Legality
Principal and interest
a bank or trust com¬
&
Trust
Co.,
interest.
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Southfield (P. O. 26080 Berg Road,
Bond
Sale—The
Aug. 24
—
awarded
Co., at
190,
v.
bonds
721
p.
offered
were
—
McDonald-Moore
&
net interest cost of about
3.59%.
Offering
City
Clerk,
—
821—were awarded to
p.
Oct.
1
from
clusive;
Oct.
1960
from
1
to
1963
in¬
1962
$90,000 3 y4s,
due
on
1966
to
in¬
clusive, and $50,000 3%s, due
on Oct.
1, 1967 and 1968.
278,000
water
main
bonds,
as
follows:
Oct.
1
$86,000 414s, due
from
1960
1962
to
Hastings,
Bond
1
from
clusive
and
1963
to
City
$64,000
3%s,
Oct.
1, 1967 and 1968.
22,000 sewer bonds, as follows:
$5,000 414s,
due on Oct. 1
from
1960 to
1962
inclusive;
$11,000 314 s, due on Oct. 1
on
from
1963
to
1966
inclusive,
$6,000 3%s, due on Oct. 1,
and
1967 and
1968.
Public
Bur en
School
District,
Note
$175,000
general obligation local improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1967
Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &c
McCartney, of St. Paul.
Hutchinson,
Bond
will
receive
clusive.
until
of
Due
March
15, 1960. Principal
payable at a place to
agreed upon by the Board and
on
and interest
be
M.
Wayne County Livonia Drainage
District No. 1 (P.O. 3523
highway
fund
July 1, 1959. Due
ski,
at
a
bank
or
trust
com¬
to be designated by the
suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Dickinson, Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Additional
Offering
Miss
—
Kueny
will also receive at the
time sealed bids for the pur¬
same
chase of $93,000 paving special as¬
sessment
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1,
1959.
1968
Due
June 1 from
inclusive.
terest
or
on
(J-D)
1960 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
bank
a
trust company to be
designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Offering—Henry V. HerChairman,
will receive
rick,
sealed bids until 10:30 p.m.
(EST)
Sept. 10 for the purchase of
$7,203,000 drainage bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
on
to
inclusive.
1989
callable.
est
(J-D)
The
bonds
Principal and inter¬
sealed
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
offered
721—-were
$350,000
water
Aug. 24—v.
awarded
to
the
Clerk,
bids
Sept.
on
until
Dated
1
will
8
for
3
$10,500 water
payable
at
bank
a
or
Stone, of Detroit.
purchase
revenue
Sept. 1, 1959.
from
1960
to
of
certificates.
Due
1970
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Paul.
Drainage
District,
receive
sealed
(06T)
purchase of
a.m.
Mich.
bids
Sept.
$447,000
until
17
from
the
special
as¬
drainage bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
1961
to
1979
interest
bank
inclusive.
(J-D)
trust
or
Principal
payable
company
at
to
gen¬
mate
a
be
MISSISSIPPI
purchase
1989
inclusive.
Taxation,
bids
until
bids until
15
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Bond
for
the
3
$2,600,000 bonds,
Oct.
100,000
and
Clerk,
until
will
4:30
receive
p.m.
sealed
(EST)
-
on
ment
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969
190,
on
Principal and interest
payable at the. Ypsilanti
(F-A)
Savings Bank, Ypsilanti.
improvement bonds.
to
by
Legality
&
*
obligation
of
$50,000
bonds
—
will
on
Bank,
both of Laurel, jointly,
314 s, at a price of par.
Dated
Sept.
Sept.
the
15,
from
15
Principal
1959.
1960
and
to
interest
Paul
payable at
Bank
A.
Coffeeville), Miss.
Offering
Gerald
—
Harris,
Chancery, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 8 for
the
purchase
of
$150,000 com¬
munity Hospital bonds. Due from
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
MISSOURI
Avondale, Mo.
v
Bond
Sale—An
Co.,
Zabner
&
issue
of
Kansas
of
$110,-
1961
City, and
follows:
Co., jointly,
$17,000 4y2s. Due
as
March 1 from
on
to 1965 inclusive.
33,000 4%s. Due
Due
March 1 from
on
1966 to 1971
60,000 5s.
inclusive.
March
on
from
1
1972 to 1979 inclusive..
Dated
July
1, 1959.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
and interest
Commerce
Trust
City.
sas
Company, Kan¬
Legality
approved
by
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
MONTANA
•
.
Chateau, Mont.
-
Bond
Clerk,
1
will
8
the
receive
(MST)
p.m.
purchase
system
Dated
.
Offering—Jv M. Sulgrove,
for
1960
Due
1979
Sept.
$175,000
revenue
to
sealed
on
of.
July lr 1959.
from
7 bonds.
July
on
inclusive.
interest payable at
City Treasurer's office.* Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Oct.
Scott, Barber & Marquart. of Min¬
neapolis.
•
*
*
•
; *■'.
*
*
Hardin, Mont.
Cook,
sealed
on
will
Bond,
receive
(MST)
sealed
on
Sept.
lj for the purchase of 2,100
on
revenue
1, 1959. Due
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
water
light- plant
&
Company of Laurel.
Bond
.
cial
and
on
incl.
Yalobusha County (P. O.
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
29 for the purchase of $1,500,000
bonds. Dated Nov.
as
Due
1969
Commercial National
City
receive
was,
to the Commercial Na¬
tional Bank and the First National
the
1964 inclusive. Le¬
Offering
St.
Miss.
issue
Bond Offering—Cedric R.
Clerk,
by
of
Principal and
Moorhead, Minn.
City
Trauernicht,
general
City.-
Bond
successful
approved
awarded
water
by 1 Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
&
the
Laurel,
8
approved
Delafield
Principal
a place to
Sale—An
Bond
bids until
'
.1, 1959. Due
1960 to
from
1
Louis.
City
800,000 urban renewal bonds.
from
inclusive.
designated
Dated
Jan.
cn
bidder.
of
improvement
.
Oct.
Due
1974
receive
purchase
street
Sept.
$50,000
on
Esti¬
follows:
as
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
interest payable at
be
(CDST)
a.m.
bonds.
Dated
10
the
1, 1959.
1960
of
$300,000 park bonds.
1,000,000 library bonds.
300,000 public building bonds,
100,000 fire station bonds.-
spe¬
improvement District No. 71
bonds;
Dated
Jan.
clusive.,.
1
Sept.
from
.
1,
1960
1959.
1969
to
£)ue
in¬
7
.
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
bonds
callable.
are
Bear
Lake, Minn.
Bond Offerings-Richard Krantz,
City
Clerk,
will
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $845,000 general obligation sewer ex¬
tension
Due
on
bonds.
Oct.
inclusive.
1
Dated
from
The bonds
Oct.
1961
are
NEW
Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle' &
Macartney, of St.
White
Offering—Betty E. Fenker,
City
bids
for
street
Paub
"
Offering—J. H. McManus,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
Le¬
of
will
10
Miss.
Bond
(CDST)
p.m.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Offering—Thomas P. Va-
Sept.
on
Detroit.
Due
Harris
the
to
and
sealed
The
inclusive.
Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago,
4
for
saly, Secretary of Board
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
system
p.
until
31
1962
11
for
on
Legality approved by Owen, Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart, of Minne¬
$275,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
1
sessment
and
bids
Aug.
on
gality
Bond Offering—Henry V. Herrick, Chairman of Drainage Board,
will
Van
Nevel, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
apolis.
Trust
No. 415, Minn.
Offering — Edward
1959. Due
000 general obligation sewer bonds
was
awarded
to
the
Commerce
Lynd Indep. School District
Bond
■
Wayne County Allen Park
bonds. Dated July 1,
(CDST)
p.m.
the
p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
receive
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at a place to be designated
by the successful bidder.
Legal¬
ity approved by Briggs, Gilbert,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
trust
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $49,000
special assessment street improve¬
Plainwell, Mich.
eral
Village
7:30
(CDST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $300,general obligation sewerage
Ivanhoe, Minn.
Offering—L. J. Muchlin-
Bond
Bond
1960 to 1974 inclu¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
pany
Minneapolis.
Tower, Detroit),
Paddock &
receive
vehicle
payable
interest
and
gality approved by Dorsey. Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis.
the successful bidder.
motor
Dated
Principal
Thomp-i
S.
000
Trust
8
p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $350,000 tax anticipa¬
tion
notes.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959.
until
will
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
company
to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,-- Canfield,
Oct. 1 from
Clerk,
(M-S) payable at a place to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
A. Hay,
Education,
bids
sealed
bids
Charles
Minn.
Offering—Gertrude
City
meir,
Offering—Robert
Secretary of Board of
(EST) on
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $37,000
on
Sept"
on
Minn.
G.
—
Gulf port,
Gergen.
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
Bond
due
Offering
City Clerk, will receive sealed:
son,
J.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
21
for the purchase
of
on
in¬
1966
Worthington,
Bond
Minn.
Offering—A.
in¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
bonds.
any
on
clusive; $128,000 314s, due
Oct.
are
Anna
will
at
Stegreceive
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at a sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
price of 100.040, a net interest cost on
Sept. 28 for the purchase of
of about 3.44%, as follows:
$175,000 water and sewer revenue
$193,000 street improvement bonds, bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
as
follows: $53,000 414s, due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1966 in¬
190,
—v.
1960
Bond
Principal and
payable
of St. Paul. 7
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
Michigan
$37,000 special
paving
to
a
(F-A)
The
banking institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey.
Bond Sale—The $493,000 special
assessment bonds offered Aug. 24
Cadillac
assessment
callable.
are
interest
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & McCartney^
p.m.
inclusive.
ap¬
by
sive.
revenue
sealed
inclusive.
R. S.
Village
Dated
7:30
Michigan
receive
purchase
bonds.
ment
Kueny,
mctt,
J
John H. Hahn,
—
will
the
for
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
R.
W.
Rressprich & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
son
Bank
of Detroit, at 2.23%
Van
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
Other members of the syndicate
Mackinaw
p.
until
suitable
$400,000 tax
notes offered
Aug.
821—were awarded
Detroit
Clemens, Mich.
North Muskegon, Mich.
&
190,
the
to
1960
Mount
inclusive.
Dickson
24—v.
sanitary
sewer
special
assessment bonds, as follows:
$30,000 37/as, due on Aug. 1
from 1960
to 1964 inclusive,
and $24,000 314s, due on Aug.
1
bonds
District
Birmingham), Mich.
1985
are:
School
Westnedge Ave.,
The
—
Niles, Mich.
bonds,
lows:
$65,000
4V2s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1969 in¬
on
Sale
anticipation
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
inclusive.
Series
Note
bids
Monday, August 31, 1959
.
re¬
1962 to 1989 inclusive.
p.m.
special assessment street improve¬
clusive; $900,000 414 s, due on
July 1 from 1970 to 1973 in¬
clusive; and $5,500,000 4V2s,
due on July 1 from 1974 to
1 from
sealed
(EST) on Sept.
Lansing, at 3.00% interest.
14
for
the
purchase of $84,000
motor
vehicle
highway
bonds. South Red ford School Dist., (P. O.
Detroit 39), Mich.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on May 1
until
bids
Stuart &
Series I bonds, as fol¬
lows: $1,000,000 4V2s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1969 in¬
from
1
Note Sale—The $100,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Aug. 24—
v.
190, p. 821—were awarded to
the Michigan National Bank, of
receive
City
$7,400,000
So.
8111
sealed
will
(CST) on Sept. 9 for the purchase
$980,000 school building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Feb.
inclusive.
Township
O.
(P.
Norman Holt,
—
will
Clerk,
District,
Co., Inc., at a net inter¬
4.47%, as follows:
on
1979
to
Portage
&
in¬
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $7,700,000 build.ing and site bonds offered Aug.
24—v. 190, p. 721—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Halsey,
est cost of about
Oct.
Due
4s.
1976
Clifford A.
—
of
Portage), Mich.
City
Adrian),
$300,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 24
—v. 190, p. 721—were awarded to
a group composed of Jipson-Carter State Bank of Blissfield, Hud¬
son
State Savings Bank, of Hud¬
son, Bank of Lenawee County, in
Morenci, and United Savings Bank
of Tecumseh, at 3.00% interest.
Livonia
85,000
was
54,000
O.
1975.
271, Minn.
Offering
Bowman, District Clerk,
ceive
Oct. 1,-1974
on
No.
Bond
inclusive.
1973
to
and
Marshall, Mich.
The
—
1965
terest.
Michigan
Note
notes
from
1
Kenower, MacArthur
jointly,
offered
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
&
to
inclusive.
-40,000 3%s. Due
No.
awarded
Oct.
on
Bloomington Indep School District
150,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
2
Treat Highway,,
3498
anticipation
tax
No.
District
1, Adrian), Mich.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Note
interest payable at the
Commercial
&
Savings
Bank, of Otisville.
Lawrence
O.
Route
Laingsburg School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Orval R. White,
will
School
follows:
as
1964
to
MINNESOTA
net interest
a
3.93%,
Due
5s.
I960
Madison
-
~
of about
Stone.
bidder.
Stone, of Detroit.
price of 100.06,
a
cost
bidder.
.
.
1, 1959.
to
1079
callable.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay'abie at a suitable bank to be des¬
East
JERSEY
Brunswick
Twp. School Dist.
(P. O. East Brunswick), N. J.
Bond Offering—Wm. H.
Moite,
Secretary .of Board of Education,
will
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
sealed
on
bids
Sept.
9
until
for
8
the
purchase - of
$2,000,000 " school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at the
in
York.
New
Empire Trust Co.,
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
of New York City.
.
approved
& Wood,
Volume
190
Number 5877
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(923)
NEW YORK
822—were
Cove, N. Y.
Bond
Offering — The $695,000
various
purposes, bonds
offered
Aug. 25—v.
190
p.
722 — were
awarded
J.
B.
to
Hanauer
Howe, Town
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
3
Lloyd
Highland
bonds
Water
Sale—The
offered
822—were
re¬
District
$500,000 water
Aug. 26—v. 190,
awarded
to
John
p.
Nu-
&
veen
Co., and Charles King &
Co., jointly, as j5.90s, at a price of
100.167,
a
net
interest
cost
of
p.m.
Sept. 2 for the pur¬
$580,500
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
chase
group
Trust
(P. O. Highland), N. Y.
A.
*
a
on
of
about
3.88%.
Mar. 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
New
pay¬
able at the Genesee Valley Union
Trust
Note
Company, in Rochester. Le¬
nineteen
panies
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
S
(P.
Bond
O.
Levittown),
Sale—The
demnation
Aug. 27
award
v.
—
awarded
to
N.
$490,000
bonds
Y.¬
-
of
offered
trust
com¬
members
as
York
short
financing group. The awards
5,
1959, subjects redemption on
or after Oct.
26, 1959; an issue of
$25,000,000 to "be dated Sept. 1,
1959, payable
190, p. 822 — were
Adams, McEntee &
Ngy. 5, 1959, subject
to
4.05%.
redemption op.,or after Oct. 26,
and an issue of $30,000,000
1959;
Lancaster, Cheektowaga and Elma
(Towns) Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Lancaster), N. Y.
dated
Sept. 3,, W59, payable Nov.
1959, subject£gp redemption on
5,
after
or
Bond
Sale—The $773,000 school
offered Aug. 25—v. 190 p.
bonds
bank's/ and
participating
City of—New
consisted of aiiiggue of $25,000,000
dated Aug. 27, 1959, payable Nov.
con¬
Co., Inc., and Bache & Co., jointly,
as
4.10s, at a price of 100.527, a
basis
The
term
bear
option
The
allotted
Manhattan
First
The
are:
Bank
National
Oct.
$17,472,000; The
City Bank of New
interest
and
per annum
subject to
are
■i£teL
of New York $1,417,000; The
Bank
of
New
York
$1,248,000;
Empire Trust Company $471,000;
Grace
National
York
Bank
of
Trust
States
Trust
Company of
New York $393,000; Sterling Na¬
tional Bank & Trust
Company of
New York $327,000; The Amalga¬
mated
000;
pany,
Bank
of
New
Kings County
Brooklyn, N.
York
Trust
Com¬
Y.
Trust
Company
Oyster Bay and North
Union
Free
Hempstead
School District
Clerk,
will
*4.^
Seasonally Adjusted
1959
1958
June
153
155
134
157
158
136
169
production,
Manufactures
total-
_
_
—
Durable
172
Nondurable
Minerals
.
Consumer
Major
141
-
July
County,
approved
132
145
132
136
144
115
127
110
114
132
143
116
138
154
97
156
_
—
_
_
99
150
158
87
121
111
119
119
242
*267
242
t
*266
239
—
inclusive.
&
Bank
of
Nassau
Hicksville.
by
Heckler
York
Legality
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
City.
Perinton
107
*267
t267
Electricity
1988
100
155
in
123
116
125
-
to
National
127
+ 267
—
Brook
125
157
_.
the
1960
155
145
158
total
from
158
125
823—were
awarded
No.
1
Central School
District
(P. O. Fairport), N.
Y.
Durable
_
Nondurable
_
119.7
102.2
101.3
93.1
100.7
109.3
ley,
108.5
95.5
107.6
94.0
90.3
120.2
114.7
President
101.2
91.8
93.8
___
108.6
.r
92.7
174.3
93.9
92.6
171.4
'
89.3
'
144.8
73
+
70
75
147
*144
140
tll9
♦136
112
X
_
37
*155
148
X
*147
139
91
73
Without Seasonal Adjustment
Construction contracts, value 1956-57
average==lQQ
1959
—1958
June
i
•
June
133
144
163
155
126
124
120
118
156
130
—-——i——
_
All other
.
NOTE:
May
133
—.
Residential.
——
Construction
-Preliminary.
contract
tEstimated.
indexes
based
F.
on
W.
May
128«
Dodge data for 48 states.
tNot available.
INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTION
(1947-49 average=100)
Seasonally Adjusted
1959
Durable Manufactures:
Primary metals
Metal fabricating
Fabricated metal
Machinery
•July
-
176.
182
144
129
144
150
123
__
_
181
—
and
Furniture
and
mill
Apparel and
Rubber
and
Rubber
155
120
197
213
158
185
210
214
216
175
133
175
139
96
130
138
84
326
318
326
323
312
162
193
195
157
148
157
126
199
fixtures
152
176
177
130
114
X
138
106
151
—
174
X
———
151
181
products
197
156
—
149
129
142
145
121
132
.
148
146
145
119
138
140
113
155
151
1*35
145
148
126
125
123
107
107
121
92
X
119
101
X
117
86
X
128
115
X
124
137
134
114
116
132
97
X
*160
125
X
*157
103
t
.
manufactures
X
104
1
X
92
Manufactures:
products
allied
leather
products
*
products
products
—.
_
_
Leather and
productsPaper and printing
161
consumption
160
,
-
148
99
160
137
173
163
X
179
145
149
133
143
148
132
X
.
149
X
150
Paper and allied productsPrinting and oublishing
Newsprint
151
181
332
Textiles and apparel
Textile
167
125
140
miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Nondurable
glass
products'
144
155
221
218
equip.
—
and
178
158
227
—
_
—
lumber products—
clay,
90
154
transportation
Lumber and
July
155
184
Instruments
Stone,
1958
June
150
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, and. parts
Furniture
99
187
-
Clay, glass and
102
♦July
152
—
Nonelectrical
Other
150
1959
July
Z~~—
.-
—
113
_
-Unadjusted-
1958
June
products
.Electrical
133
126
X
133
110
t
155
143
'
Job
printing and periodicals
Chemical and petroleum products
Chemicals and
Industrial
Petroleum
allied
and
coal
Food
Beverages
_
-
•
_
manufactures
171
183
189
163
211
134
X
205
174
X
193
X
X
183
*144
136
134
*144
133
120
116
123
124
118
120
116
X
123
119
X
120
116
X
117
116
X
-
193
X
t
>114
X
X
128
X
—
_
193
X
and tobacco
beverage mfrs.
manufactures
Tobacco
145
121
products
and
Food
157
137
chemicals
Foods, beverages,
X
X
products-
X
121
X
X
109
124
116
112
122
103
Minerals:
Mineral
fuels
Coal
__
_
_
118
56
oil
Crude
natural
gas
oil
gas
stone,
and gas liquids—
and
♦Preliminary.
earth,
minerals
JNot available.
74
65
46
72
148
*147
141
144
*146
137
134
and
Natural
Metal,
_
—
Crude
will
of
Board
receive
of
sealed
Edu¬
bids
for
4 p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 4
the purchase of $42,000 school
bus
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
15,
1959.
*
L—'
-
Total
cation,
until
_
Payrolls
Freight carloadings
Department .store sales, value—
Department store stocks, value
_
115.2
*134
128
131
*134
126
X
X
200
X
t
184
119
134
113
127
151
121
46
a
Due
1964
on
Sept.
inclusive.
15
from
1960
to
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Se¬
curity Trust Company, Fairport.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
terest
of Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Ball, Burge & Kraus, Baxter &
Co., and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., as 4Y4S, at a price of 100.86,
basis of 4.07%, as follows:
NORTH
of
Trustees
spe*
cial assessment bonds.
50,000
bonds.
sewer
Boston-Northampton Sch. District
(P. O. 3313 Northampton Road,
Route
No. 2,
Cuyahoga Falls),
Ohio
CAROLINA
of
Agricultural
(P. O.
Greensboro), N. C.
and
$584,000 street improvement
group
Technical College
Bond Offering—Lois Bell, Clerk:
of Board of Education, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
noon
Sept. 16 for the
on
pur¬
Gibbs,
Secretary
of
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
chase of $670,000 school improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979
until
inclusive.
Bond
Offering
11
for
(EST)
a.m.
the
July
1 from
of
to
bonds.
revenue
1, 1959. Due
1961
T.
Sept. 16
$500,000
on
purchase
dormitory system
Dated
Wormoth
—
July
on
1998 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
(J-D)
Bond
Offering
W.
—
Principal
payable
Akron, Hudson Of¬
fice, Hudson. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
of
Cleveland.
Brecksville
Easter-
Local
Sale
Aug.
will
receive
awarded to
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
11
24
at
bonds.
4.17%.
Dated
June
1,
1959.
Due
District,
—
190,
$1,100,000
614 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
a
p.
the First Cleveland
Sept. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $750,000 school building
Dec. 1 ^jrpm 1960 to 1980 incl.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
The
—
school improvement bonds offered
ling, Secretary of the Commission,
on
School
Ohio
Bond
E.
and interest
the First Na¬
at
tional Bank of
Chatham, N. C.
a
price
of
Corp., as 4^s,
100.582, a basis of
*
\
.
,
Other members of the syndicate
McDonald & Co.; Wm. J.
Me-r
are:
ricka
&
Co.; Field, Richards &
Co.; Prescott & Co., and Provident
Bank of Cincinnati.
OHIO
s
Greenhills
Bethesda, Ohio
Bond Offering — Inza
Jackson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
(EST)
on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $50,000
p.m.
waterworks
Sept. 1, 1959.
1960
to
1979
and interest
Goshen
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
Legality
bonds.
Due
Bond
000
awarded
by
Dempsey,
Squire,
Cleve¬
of
Village Local School
District (P. O. 25100 Fairmount
Cleveland 24),
to
as
Bond
a
Sale—The
$634,000 bonds
offered Aug. 24—v. 190, p. 509—
were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
190,
p.
615—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
33/4s, at a price of 100.07, a
basis of 3.73%.
Lucas County (P. O.
Toledo),
Ohio
614—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., as
4%s, at
price of 101.93, a basis of 4.30%.
Bedford, Ohio
was
$42,064.22 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.
Sale—The $230,000 school
improvement bonds offered Aug.
p.
$485,^
composed of
&
Co., Inc.;
group
Lima, Ohio
a
Ohio
a
of
bonds
Bond Sale—The
Bond
190,
to
issue
building
Braun,
Bosworth
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., and
Ryan Sutherland & Co., as 4s, at
a price of
101.12, a basis of 3.88%.
24—v.
20—v.
Sale—An
school
Bank, Bethesda.
approved
land.
Blvd.,
Exempted Village Sch,
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
District
Beachwood
■
119.8
to
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
and
Charles King &
Co., as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.3999, a basis of 3.66%.
Board
posed
a
Sanders * &
_
120.2
Y.
Sale—The $850,000 school
offered Aug. 27—v. 190, p.
bonds
:
Bond Offering—Robert A. Dud¬
—
District No. 2, N.
Bond
_
Nonagricultural employees, totalManufacturing (prod, workers )—
Employment, total
New
Poughkeepsie Union Free School
noon
for
2
171
158
147
durables—
durables
consumer
output,
-
1958
June
146
-
total-
goods,
Autos
Gas
♦July
119
-
_
durable
consumer
Other
Utility
Unadjusted-
1959
July
♦July
Industrial
.
receive
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Hanover
Bank, New
York
City, or at the Meadow
INDEXES
of
purchase
1
;•
McCarthy,
on
(EDST) on
of $3,600,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
.-.-is?-/
:.
15
Offering—James W. Slat-
District
Sept.
>*J»
..
No.
(P. O. Cedar Swamp Road,
Jericho), N. Y.
Bond
&
City.
a.m.
Underwriters
$169,000;
$112,000.
re-
York
$192,-
sealed bids until
RESERVE SYSTEM
New
$448,000; Federation Bank
Company $400,000;
and
United
2fipl959. The notes
at%ie rate of 2V2%
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL
1947-49 average—100
Chase
$17,079,000; Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust Company of New York
$8,777,000;
Manufacturers
Trust
Company $7,520,000; Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank
$7,479,000;
Bankers Trust Company
$6,521,000; Irving Trust Company $4,087,000; The Hanover Bank $4,025,000;
The
New
York
Trust
Company $1,863,000;
pany
Washburn
participating banks and the
notes
tery,
BUSINESS
the
of
upon
The Marine Midland Trust Com¬
—/Comptroller Law¬
Gerosa"*fias awarded $80,tax anticipation notes to
000,000
of
the
notice
given
five days prior to such
redemption
date.
York City. N. Y.
Sale
E.
rence
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
V
No.
demption at
Comptroller
York
Bond
Supervisor, will
to
Marine
.<■
turers
&
Greece, N. Y.
Offering — Gordon
the
& Traders Trust
Co., Buf¬
falo, Roosevelt & Cross, and R. D.
White & Co., as 3.70s, at a
price
of 100.296, a basis of 3.66%.
Co., Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Tilney & Co.,
and Talmadge & Co., as
3.80s, at
a price of 100.28, a basis of 3.76%.
Bond
of
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Manufac¬
composed of
group
a
awarded
composed
Glen
59
Bond Sale—An issue of
sanitary
to
a
sewer
group
Bosworth &
bonds
was
composed
$755,000
awarded
of
Braun,
Co., Inc., Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
Co. and Roose & Co., as
33/4s, at
a
price of 101.509,
a
basis of about
Th.e Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday. August 31, 1959
.
(924)
60
on
1
Nov.
1,675,000
works bonds, at a
cost of
about
water
14,000
Due
from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Sept. 1, 1959.
Dated
3.57%.
Due
interest
net
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
4.90s.
as
24
Aug.
Principal and
—
616
190,
p.
the
State
v.
to
—
Were
Finance
interest
awarded
tional
Committee, as 4V4s, at a price of
1999.
1,
the syndicate
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Mer¬
are:
bonds, at a
14,000 sanitary sewer
net
interest
cost
Northfield-Macedonia Local School
Oct.
Other members of
5.24%.
clusive.
bonds,
term
on
payable at the First Na¬
Bank of Boston.
Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
par.
approved
Pierce County Puyallup Sch. Dist.
Fenner
&
No. 3 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
District
(P. O. Northfield), Ohio
Smith, Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
SOUTH CAROLINA
-5.24%.
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Bache
Bond
Sale—The $475,000 gen¬
Note Offering—Drucy E. Waite,
Due from 1961 to 1974 inclusive.
Marion County Mullins Sch. Dist.
& Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Hemphill,
eral obligation school bonds of¬
Clerk of Board of Education, will
No. 2 (P. O. Mullins), S. C.
Noyes & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
fered
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
OREGON
Aug. 20—v.
190, p. 724—
& Co., Rambo, Close and Kerner,
Bond Sale—The $375,000 school were awarded to John Nuveen 8c
(EDST) on Sept. 14 for the pur¬
Garibaldi, Oregon
Inc., Warren W. York & Co., Inc., building bonds offered Aug. 20— Co., at a price of 100.005, a net
chase
of
$56,850
school notes.
Allison-Williams Co., J. S. Hope 8c v. 190 p. 616—were awarded to a
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000
Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on Sept.
interest cost of about 4.14%, as
group composed of the Alester G. follows:
15
from
1960 to
1962 inclusive. general obligation sewerage bonds Co., and Joseph Lincoln Ray.
Furman
Co., Wachovia Bank &
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ was awarded to the United States Suburban Erie Building Authority
$95,000 4V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
Trust Co., of Winston-Salem, and
able at the First National Bank of National Bank, of Portland, at a
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
(P. O. 3608 West 26th Street,
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc., at
Akron, Northfield.
Legality ap¬ price of 100.30, a net interest cost
Erie), Pa.
90,000 4J/4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
a net interest cost of about 3.78%.
of about 4.66%.
proved
by
Squire
Sanders &
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond
Sale
The $1,625,000
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
290,000 4.10s.
Due on Sept. 1
Pacific City Water District, Ore. bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 190, p.
SOUTH DAKOTA
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.
616—were awarded to a syndicate
Bond Offering — C. C. Wright,
Parma, Ohio
Gregory County Indep. Sch. Dist.
District
Secretary,
will receive headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Port of Tacoma (P. O. Tacoma),
rill
about
of
Pierce,
Lynch,
—
Offering—Joseph S. Lime,
Bond
No.
(P. O. Fairfax), S. D.
102
(PST) on and Bache & Co., at a price of
Washington
Bond
Offering—Mildred Davis,
purchase of $75,000 97.759, a net interest cost of about Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
Bond Offering—Archie E. Blair,
4.21%, as follows:
water revenue bonds. Dated July
8
for
the
purchase of $962,000
will receive saeled bids until 8:30 Secretary of the Port Commission,
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 $800,000 school building revenue
will receive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
bonds, as follows:
p.m. (CST) on Sept. 8 for the pur¬
to
1979 inclusive. Principal and
bonds, as follows: $40,000 2%3,
(PST) on Sept. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $80,000 general obliga¬
$612,000 street improvement spe¬
due on Sept. 1, 1961; $40,000
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
cial assessment bonds. Due on
tion school building bonds. Dated chase of $3,000,000 unlimited tax
District Secretary's office. Legal¬
3s, due on Sept. 1, 1962; $45,general
obligation
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from levy
000 3.15s, due on Sept. 1, 1963;
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
clusive.
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
$50,000 3.30s, due on Sept. 1,
and interest (J-J) payable at any from 1961 to 1989 inclusive. Prin¬
157,000 motor vehicle acquisition
1964;
$50,000 3.45s, due on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Sept.
Due
bonds.
1
Dec.
on
Sept. 4 for the
Toledo, Oregon
from
1964 inclusive.
1960 to
Due
bonds.
1
Dec.
on
purchase of $80,000 road
extension
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Due on March 1 from 1961
8 for the
construction
sidewalk
Due
bonds.
1
Dec.
on
from
|
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Due
on
bonds.
equipment
office
30,400
1
Dec.
1960 to
from
1969 inclusive.
25,000
real
bonds.
acquisition
estate
Due
Dec.
on
1
Winfree
school building
bonds, as 4.20s.
825,000
Mountain School Authority
Blue
of
members
Other
cate
inclusive.
1960 to 1969
3.90s, due on Sept. 1, 1971 and
1972, and $150,000 3.95s, due
Sept. 1, 1973 and 1974.
by the successful bidder.
nated
Pukwana School District,
S. D.
cipal and interest payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Offering—Clarence Jones,
Bond
Clerk of Board of Education,
sealed
receive
until
bids
8
bonds. Due in 1 to 20 years.
&
Blair
are:
South
syndi¬
the
Inc.,
Co.,
Spink County Doland Indep. Sch.
District No. 54 (P. O. Doland),
Ira
Bond
Dakota
000
Wash.
Vancouver,
Sale—An
Bond
(CST) on Sept. 1 for the purchase
of $20,000 general obligation
revenue
of
Port
will
p.m.
on
PENNSYLVANIA
from
suitable banking institution desig¬
3.80s, due on
Sept.
1, 1969; $65,000 3.85s,
due on Sept. 1, 1970; $130,000
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre,
& Rankin, of Portland.
1965; $55,000 3.55s,
Sept. 1, 1966; $55,000
$60,000
1968;
inclusive.
1976
to
on
3.65s, due on Sept. 1, 1967;
$60,000 3.80s, due on Sept. 1,
from, bids
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
35,000
due
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until 9 p.m. (PST) on Sept.
improvement
77,600 building
1,
Sept.
Offering—Gladys Burgess,
Bond
of
issue
$450,-
Series A bonds was
awarded to a group composed of
McLean & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and Charles N. Tripp & Co., as
revenue,
follows:
Due on Aug. J. from
$130,000 4%s.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Offering—Mamie Drayer,
Due on Aug. 1 from
162,000 4V2S.
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
Hemphill, Noyes & District Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., Inc., Grant & bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
158,000 43/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969
Pennsylvania
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
E. Masten & Co., 4 for the purchase of $125,000
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,543,Co., Reed, Lear & school building bonds. Dated Oct.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Legality ap¬
Dated Aug.
1, 1959.
Principal 000 school revenue bonds was Co., Thomas & Co., and Schaffer, 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962
proved by Preston, Thorgrimsoii
and interest (J-D) payable at the
to
1978
inclusive. Principal and
awarded to a syndicate headed by Necker & Co.
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Cleveland Trust Company, Main Ira Haupt & Co., at a net interest
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
any
West Chester, Pa.
suitable banking institution desig¬
Office, Cleveland.
Legality ap¬ cost of about 4.92%, as follows:
WEST VIRGINIA
Bond Offering—John S. Groff,
nated
proved
by
Squire,
.Sanders
& $868,000 serial bonds, as follows:
by the successful bidder.
Borough Secretary, will receive Legality
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
approved
by
Dorsey, Jackson County, County Sch. Dist.
$38,000 3V2S, due on Oct. 1
traffic
25.000
signal bonds.
Due
Haupt & Co.,
Co., Stroud &
Co., Inc., H.
McKelvey &
Wilder St., Cressona),
(P. O.
.
,
1960
from
Rocky River, Ohio
issue of
$95,472
sewer
special
assessment
bonds
was awarded
to Braun, Bosworth
Bond
Sale—An
Oct.
Co., Inc., as 33/4s, at a price of
100.30, a basis of 3.69%.
Ohla„
Vict,
bonds
awarded
was
Cochran
&
Co.,
as
hospital
Milburn,
follows:
due
any
Oct.
offer to sell
not an
on
and
bonds,
This advertisement is
Oct.
and
1978
to
at a net
interest cost of about 5.49%.
$57,000
1972
4.55s,
1976 and 1977;
1
$105,000 4.60s, due on Oct. 1
of $85,000
issue
$95,000
incl.;
1975
to
due on
•
1
1969
to
1967
from
1
4V2s, due on Oct. 1 from
OKLAHOMA
Sale—An
Oct.
on
incl.; $75,000 4y4s, due on Oct.
1,
1970 and
1971; $170,000
&
Bond
due
1966; $45,000 4s, due
1965 and
on
inclusive;
1964
to
33/4s,
$30,000
or
Oct.
1, 1980 and 1981;
1
due
4.70s,
on
from 1982 to 1984 incl.
the solicitation of
offer to buy
an
of these securities. The offering is made only by prospectus
August 28, 1959
New Issue
Sept.
WATER
AND
CO.
UTILITIES
-
(EDST)
p.m.
9
Due
1959.
1962
Oct.
on
inclusive.
from 1960 to
1
in¬
Principal and
First
Na¬
tional Bank of West Chester.
payable
the
at
approved
by
Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
gality
Elliott &
District, Pa.
West Fairview School
Bond Offering
Bernard Glad-
—
felter, Secretary of School Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $15,000 general ob¬
ligation improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
I
bonds
revenue
to'Butcher
was
Sherrerd, and Dol¬
&
at a price of
4s, 4yss, and
cost of about
15, 1959. Due
phin & Co., jointly,
par, as 3%s, 3.85s,
4%s, a net interest
4.38%. Dated Sept.
\
RHODE
West
Manhattan
Chase
payable at the State
office, or at the First
National City Bank of New York,
in New York.
Legality approved
Legality approved by
York.
New
_
No.
1
000
awarded to M. E.
as
Bond
Co.,
Allison &
follows:
a
from
1966 incl.
to
net interest cost
Verona
364,000 4y4s. Due on July 1 from
1967
4V2S.
from 1971
to
on July
1979 incl.
Due
1
Wisconsin
Dated
rice
d
per
snare
Pawtucket, R. I.
Bond
Offering
as
may
may
be obtained from only such of the. undersigned
Bank
lawfully offer these securities.
BEUL &
HOUGH, INC.
'
/
.
bids
sealed
of
at
National
First
the
receive
will
Mayor,
McCarthy,
Copies of the Prospectus
are
Lawrence A.
—
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
II a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 9 for the
purchase of $850,000 bonds, as
July 1, 1959. The bonds
callable. Principal and interest
UTAH
follows:
A. M. KIDDER. &
LAIRD &
CO., INC.
COBURN 3c MIDDLEBRO0K, INC.
.
COMPANY, CORPORATION
MOLTING, NICHOL & O'DONNELL, INC.
PLYMOUTH BOND &
OSCAR E. DOOLY & CO.
CLEMENT A. EVANS & COMPANY, INC.
SHARE CORPORATION
ALESTER
G.
FURMAN CO.,
JOHN H. HARRISON & COMPANY
THE PHELPS CO.
JERRY WILLIAMS
& COMPANY
1960
Due
1979
to
Reservoir
Hill
Oct.
on
from
from
inclusive..
250,000 highway bonds.
1
1
1960
to
»
WARREN W. YORK ,&
CO., INC.
B. BATEMAN LTD.
HENS3ERRY-MALLQY, INC.
1
1960 to
from
Due on
1979
in¬
—v.
190 p.
Oct.
1
from
1960
to
1969
Oct.
sidewalk bonds.
1
clusive.
from
1960
to
about
Due on
1969
in¬
3.93%.
CANADA
MANITOBA
$155,000 general
Morris
D.
&
Manitoba
(P.
Debentures
Winnipeg)
O.
Sale
—
An
issue
of
Grant
County
No.
Moses Lake School
(P. Q.. Ephrata),
161
Washington
Bond Sale—The $150,000 general
obligation, Series -A bonds offered
$15,000,000
hydro-electric deben¬
tures
WASHINGTON
District
inclusive.
50,000
Phillips Co., Inc., as 4s, at a price
100.772, a net interest cost of
of
offered Aug. 24
824—were awarded to
Co., at a
net interest cost of about 3.11%.
Thornton
1979 inclusive.
50,000 fire equipment bonds. Due
on
to
Juan County (P. O.
Monticello), Utah
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered Aug.
190, p. 824—were awarded
Baxter
& • Co.,
and White-
26—v.
_
100,000 sewer bonds. Due on Oct.
McCARLEY & COMPANY, INC.
J
$660,000 gen¬
Sale —The
eral obligation
obligation bonds
clusive.
INCORPORATED
FRANK.
bonds.
Oct.
4
SECURITY ASSOCIATES, INC.
San
Stump
$400,000
Bond
(J-J) payable at the Harris Trust1
& Savings Bank, of Chicago. Le- •
gality approved by. McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of
Dallas.
;
(Village), Verona, Fitch-
Montrose, Primrose and
Springdale (Towns) School
District (P. O. Verona), \
burg,
1970 incl.
to
1,093,000
ISLAND
3Y2s, at a price of 100.26,
of about 3.49%.
8c Co., as
$443,000 4s. Due on July 1
1961
Sale—The
$75,000 sewer
bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 190, p.
616—were awarded to Allan Blair
bonds was
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
and
Wis„
Onalaska,
Sale—An issue of $1,900,revenue
•
WISCONSIN)
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Tex.
extension
Trimble 8c
Mitchell of New York.
County Navigation District
Bond
on
for
Treasurer's
of
Bank,
2
terest (M-N)
Riceville Bank, in Riceville, or at
the
receive
(EST)
p.m.
the purchase of $2,000,000 road bonds. Dated May 1,
1959. Due on May 1 from 1960 to
1984 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Sept.
the
at
will
Governor,
wood,
sealed bids until 1
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1962
1999 inclusive. Principal and
payable
of)
(State
Virginia,
Offering—Cecil H. Under¬
Bond
to
Nueces
$643,000
awarded
York.
(PAR VALUE $1.00 SHARE)
of Board of Commis¬
will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 10 for
the
purchase of $124,000 water
works revenue bonds. Dated July
Secretary
sioners,
(J-J)
4s, at a price of par.
as
R. Lingeries,
by Caldwell, Marshall,
cipal and interest payable at the
Industrial National Bank, of West
'
County Riceville Utility
TEXAS
Authority (P. O. York), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
Aug. 25 — v. 190, p. 616 — were
awarded to Young, Moore & Co.,
(P. O. Riceville), Tenn.
Area Joint School
York
West
from 1968 to 1999 inclusive. Prin¬
86,000 SHARES COMMON STOCK
McMinn
District
interest
$2,676,000
school improvement
TENNESSEE
Bond Offering—E.
Sale —The
Bond
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1974 inclusive.
from 1960 to
(P. O. Ripley), W. Va.
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
Le¬
terest
school
FLORIDA
8
for the purchase of
$90,000
general
obligation
im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
opt
1979; $115,000 4.65s,
$195,000
until
bids
sealed
awarded
was
to
a
group
composed of James Richardson &
Sons,
Royal
Securities Corp.,
Dawson, Hannaford
Murray
Ltd., Cochran,
& Co., Ltd., and Nesbitt,
& Co., Ltd., as 5V2S, at
Thomson
a
Due on Sept.
1979 inclusive.
price of 97.729.
from 1969 to
1
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