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MONDAY
ISSUE
AUG 4
1953
/
^'NESllgDM"V,STRATl
Beg. U. fl. Pat. Office
Volume 188
Number 5765
-
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, August 4, 1958
and
RAILROAD
A. I\ W. Products
r
See
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price $1.25
Investment News
INSURANCE
-
Co., Inc.—Bonds Called—
Allied-Albany Paper Corp. above.—V. 185,
Jan.
2322;
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
certain
482; V. 184,
p.
events
at
1963;
$15
1,
debentures
Acoustica Associates,
Inc.—Merger—
>.
sidiary of Acoustica with
The
total
Co.
will
Mr.
be
Rich
operated
'. -\
a wholly-owned sub¬
President of General.
as
continuing
as
New York Stock
staff
of toe two merged
companies exeeeas 250 in seven
in Mineola, Long Island, N. Y.; Hartford,
Conn.; and '*
Calif., and employment is planned to increase to 400 by
the end of this
year.—V. 184, p. 2833.
located
City,
American
r
Boston
Advance Industries, Inc., Cambridge,
Mass.—Acquis.—
j.
Ashman, President, on July 22 said:
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i
J
"This corporation has purchased
100%
"of the outstanding "stock
of The Electrolizing Corp. of Rhode Island for, cash und other con¬
siderations.
This acquisition includes the Rhode Island
corporation's
.
-investments
in
other
companies,
i.
.
e.,100.%
,
of
the
stock
of
Temperature Coatings, Inc. of Providence^ R. I.; 80% of the Stock Of
Flame Ceramics, Inc. of Santa' Monica/
Calif.; 45% of the stock of
•The Electrolizing Co. of California and 45% of the stock of Eleetroliz<ing Sales & Tools, Inc., both of Los: Angeles, Calif, and 33%% Of
Pittsburgh
Montreal
and
Chicago,
.and iOhio,
"
improves
ster ially
for
employ
.a
periormance,
missiles
aircraft
eliminates
galling,
;The-process is
guidance
systems,
nuclear
on
and
specified
reactors
h
u
Exchange..——
37,,
-
43
without
less
adversely
than
aiiecting tne steel, which
187, p. 2545.
would
minute."—V.
a
outer wise
melt
Foreign Exchange
Condition
Reduction
Air
Co., Inc.
Starts Production
—
at First
The
The
to
,
Co.,
this
■J
Vinyl
calcium
:
—V.
carbide
187,
pp.
a
The
Air
at
in
manufacturing
be
operations.
in
plant
and
2901
world
the
for
the
generation
Securities
Inc., Cockeysville, Md.
Exchange Commission—
and
its
expire Aug. 29,
present
short-term
test equipment.
,
'
1958.
The
proceeds are to be used
indebtedness
and
to
Allied-Albany
to reduce
production
procure
and
|
.
Albany Perforated Wrapping
See"
Paper
in
•
completely revised
A
the
The
chemical
booklet
plastics
.
Corp.
above.—V.
The New
.
164,
the
nuclear
40-page
booklet
on
the
stainless
of
use
steel
is-now being distributed by this corporation.
special sections on the process industries, the
petrochemical industry,- - detergents manufacturing,
industry
others.—V.
and
187,
1309.
p.
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.—To Redeem Gold Bonds—
•'
The
j
corporation
has
called
for
•
redemption
on
Aug.
29,
all
1958,
of its "outstanding 6% first mortgage and collateral trust twenty year
sinking fund gold bonds due Apr. 1, 1948 (extended to Apr. 1, 1966
at-161%
plus accrued interest;
Immediate payment will be
made
15,
,
at
N.
The
Y.—V.
Manhattan
Chase
187,
p-
Bank,
43
Exchange
Place,
New
York
985.
Allied
The
,
'
directors
of
this
Richard
Perkins
S.
corporation
a
announced
was
Fisk, Chairman.
.
as
,
member
of
July
on
the
30
board
Federal
by
Kerby H.
.
moved
Street
on
gas
Power
■
service
Perkins
is
Vice-chairman
the
of
Board
of
The
First
National
to
to
company
a
scheduled
oral
argument
corporation
29,
1958,
due
filed
covering
Jam. 1,
'
.
\
Allyn & Bacon, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC—
"*•
The corporation on July 22
8EC - covering 42,346 shares of
for
subscription
by
filed
a-letter
-common
stockholder
at
of
stock
$6.35
notification
(par
per
$1)
to
share
on
with
be
the
offered
the
basis
„
~
registration statement with the SEC on
$6,950,000 of 5\'z % subordinated convertible
a
of
the
debentures
are
to
are
the
be
are
supplied by
to
of
consideration
The
in
paid
of
Atlas
March
Petro-Atlas
debentures
common
to
are
stock
The
exchange
issued
debentures
Petrofina in
capital stock
class A
offered
convertible notes
$5,000,000
American
be
amendment.
held
in
1958
on
by
for
June
remaining $1,950,000 of
a like
amount of 5% %
30,
Atlas
value)—
par
of
to
unless
Outstanding
181,402 shs.
'' Y
:
of America below.—V. 188,
Altex
p.
242.
Aluminum
Co., Miami, Fla.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
on
and
July
filed
28
receivable
188,
35c
warehouse
and
receipts;
the
1958.
issued as part of
the purchase by
outstanding notes and
into
subject to adjustment in
previously
of American Petrofina,
for
$40,000
the
pur¬
and the balance for general corporate
equipment
346.
p.
for
the
first
half
1958
of
were
$56,755,
against
$75,145
for
186, p. 1494.
corporation opened three more retail outlets in July, according
Kern, President.
ntw stores—in Baltimore, Denver
and San Jose, Calif.r—
three
50,
Y
'
at
addition,
Avco
•
The
the
year
about
or
one
a
so,
the company has been opening
month.
has
company
Corp.—New Machine
Manufacturing
corporation
received
orders
for
aircraft engine,
Shipments
r
past
of
rate
the
embarked on a franchised dealer
program in
order to expand more rapidly In other sections of the
U. S.
Mr. Kern said the company has selected nearly all of the 25
franchised dealers to be appointed this year.—V. 187, p. 2902.
-
■■
stores from Florida to.California to
the total of Atlas-operated
he said. • For the
stores
of
announced
than
more
on July 31
500 of the
Orders—
its Lycoming Division has
new
250
horsepower 0-540
placed on the market about four months ago.
the powerplants from Lycoming's Williamsport,
Pa.
already-are underway.
'
The six-cylinder engine is being used in the Piper Comanche and
Aero-Commander Model 500 aircraft, and several new installations will
soon be announced.—V.
188, p. 346.
^
plant
,
„
Aviation Equipment
.
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
called for redemption on Aug. 29, 1958, all
subordinated debentures, due 1964, atMpar
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust
Co., One Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 177, p. 2670.
The
of
its
corporation
outstanding
has
6%
Babcock & Wilcox
j
This
company
Co.—Receives Boiler Contract—
reported on
July 30 the receipt of a
...
-
.
Herbert
bring
with
Corp.
-convertible,
and
company.
1958
Authorized
500,000 aha.
-
—
'
proceeds
use,
were
connection
of all
by the
'
own
held
are to be offered for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by White, Weld & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. The public offering price and underwriting
terms
'
'
,
their
said.
The
'
Registers Secondary and
$5,000,000
for
executive
net
shipments of $954,711 in the first six months of 1958 compared
for the first half of 1957, John D. Saint-Amour, Pres¬
Profits
by Atlas Corp. and
The
.
•
Its
Calif....
the
$1,021,915
In
"
*
1973.
shares
be received
.
the first half last year.—V.
for
Exchange Offer With SEC—
This
receive
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.—Expansion—
,
debentures
,
($1
additional
of
ident,
natural gas transmission system, and
Co. to abandon the sale of natural
—
will
Assembly Products, Inc., Chesterland, Ohiu—Earn. Off
with
Line
Pipe
American Petrofina, Inc.
subordinated
241.
accounts
I
•
FPC Presiding Examiner Richard N. Ivins filed a decision June 12
authorizing the American Louisiana project, which is estimated to cost
$7,492,000
and
would
increase
the
company's system capacity by
35,700,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day, to a total of 357,000,000
cubic
feet.
The
examiner
denied,
however,
Panhandle's request to
abandon the sale of gas to Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., an affiliate
of American Louisiana. Exceptions were filed to the examiner's decision,
—V. 185, p. 2573.
tive Officer of City
p.
above-mentioned
will
instruments.
Road, Monrovia,
'
the proceedings involving applications
In
its
expand
Eastern
Peck
stockholders
p.
purposes.—V.
,
Co.—To Expand—
Detroit'company.'
City Bank of New York and Chairman of the Board and Chief Execu¬
Bank Farmers Trust Co.—V. 188,
of
1.
has
;
.
a registration statement with the
cumulative convertible preferred
public sale through an underwriting
group
headed by Cruttenden,
Podesta & Co. 'The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Of the net proceeds of the stock sale, $1,150,000 is to be used for
repayment of funds borrowed from James Talcott, Inc., on assignment
chase
•
organization,
the top four
_
Mr.
7
Board—
into
Aug.
Commission
4 in Washington", D. C.,
this
Panhandle
debentures,
of
on
its
and
company
,'
by
July
Chemical Corp.—Perkins Elected to Board—
election of
stock
company
Net
this
of
Corp.,
100 Church
by
-
!
is
a
145.
'
;
the
scientific
South
2724
covering 300,000 shares of
stock, $4 par, to be offered for
This
at .5%)
t"
be used for
American Louisiana Pipe Line
The
industry
power
underwriting
working capital, etc.
new quarters on
The 600 employees of the com¬
panies were located In offices at Two Rector Street, 74 Trinity Place,
and 225 Broadway.
The company serves 11 Latin American countries
with electrical power through associated operating companies.—V. 188,
floors of
549.
p.
offices
York
International
Ebasco
P-
includes
industry,
No
American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Moves Offices—
,
Aug.
"'"•*
held.
member of the board of directors
of the American Electric Power Co.—V. 187, p. 2437.
Co.—Bds. Called
Paper
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Issues New Booklet—
r
do
Association, on July 30 was elected
Files
—
July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of- common stock (par $1; to be offered
subscription by stockholders of
record July
10,
1958
at
$2.50
per
share, without underwriting, at the rate of seven-eighths of a
warrant for each share now held <with an oversubscription privilege).
•
proceeds are
shares
American Electric Power Co.—Banker
on
70,000
The
eight
each
for
share
new
Everett D. Reese, Chairman of the Board
of The Park - National
Bank, Newark, Ohio, and a former President of the American Bankers
2789.
lor
Warrants
one
involved.
Airco's
largest
acetylene.
of
of
sale
precision
selling
Securities
The
,
Co.
at
Radio Corp.
With
of
.
...
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton—Sells Plant—
See
on
upplng
of
SEC
a
sixth
plant, which
the company's investment
started
1430...
45
Late
$40,000,000.
V 7 ^
;
based on acetylene which is produced by
division
at
Calvert
It
is
the
City.
is
corporation
SEC' covering
of
The Course of Bank Clearings.
the
—V.. 188,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
Mc-
to time be used
was
incorporated in California on Jan. 17,
principally in the development,' design, manu-
engaged
sale
located
Arnold
Aircraft Armaments,
With
quan¬
J.
are
Common
46
Banks
is
and
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JULY 1,
year plant is the fifth Airco facility
Calvert City, Ky., where the company
per
1953
almost
Carbide-
Co.,
by C.
division
4)
..
V:7..'7'
Federal'
of
■
46
of iv
46
Statement
on
stock.
is
part of such proceeds
no
7
pound
since
stearate
National
Chemical
Reduction
polyvinyl alcohol resin,
-in -this -area' to
(Aug.
today
v
over
$25,000,000
construction
will
Summer
produce
announced
was
Air
of
million
two
invested
will
it
Inc.
completed
be
has
plant to produce vinyl stearate in commercial
President
Reduction
•
S.
stream,
on
Faiiin,
,
U.
first
is
Reserve
...
System
Condition
Combined
j Commercial Vinyl Stearate Plant in U. S.—
tities
Reserve
Oil
PROCEEDS—The
from
11
Rates.———_—
of Member Banks
SEC
underwriting terms are to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood of Minneapolis
principal underwriter.
•
f
?
principally engaged, either 'directly or through sub¬
acting for. investors in oil-and .gas drilling programs
the
as
and
offices
50
Statement
the
common
BUSINESS—Corporation
,
in
with
par
supplied by amendment.
Apache
iacture
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Federal
:
,
1946,
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
'
registration statement
shares of its $2.50
a
94,766
was made on July 23 by Schwabacher &
Co., San Fran¬
cisco, Calif., at $15 per share, with a dealer's concession
of 60 cents. The offering was oversubscribed. >
4 v
•
33
■
General
*
Applied Physics Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 19,998 shares of common stock (par $1)
Miscellaneous Features
7;
filed
for
*
^technology.
The T-Process bonds ceramics to plastics with a 100%
index
of
reliability, and provides resistance to wear and abrasion
caused by aero-dynamlc
friction.
The otxier - process comoines flame
v.sprayed ceramic coating
with a chemical treatment on steel that
;
resists temperatures up to 6,000 degrees F. for as long as 10 minutes
•
bulk of the net proceeds of this offering will from time
tho purchase of producing properties.—V. 187,. p.
•
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
are
days
Net, proceeds of
this stock offering, willvinitially .be -added to the
tWorking capital of the company.« Apache Oil desires * to
increase
its producing
oil and gas reserves, and it is anticipated that the
<
33
.
The
30
on
and* manages and for which it selects and acquired
.leases and provides geological, engineering financial and-other
services.
33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
time,
any
and
.which it organized
38
39
—i——-
fund,
-.7
1958,-covering
sidiaries,in
38
Section—!—42
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
"High Temperature Coatings,. Inc. and Flame Ceramics, Inc. employ two-'processes accepted as an important advancement in missile
■
be
•
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
and
and hundreds of other applications, wherever the reduction
of friction and the resistance of metal parts to wear is important.
Commercial applications of the process are many in the automotive,
home appliances, and machine and tool industries.
.
r
Over^the-Counter Markets
ma¬
computers,
.
—__.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
friction,
the ; product.
fuel
i
34'
———
•v.-p-.
corporation
28,
.is listed
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
of
This
:
Exchange.——
at
through
thereafter.
The company proposes to offer this stock to holders
of its outstanding
stock at the rate of one additional share for each
four shares held.
The record
date, subscription price and
.A.—————,
Exchange
45.
p.
Exchange— 37
Stock
in Providence,
Electrolizing companies of California
proprietary process, for .treating metals that
atomic submarine components, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, valves,
- metering
controls, starter devices,
servo-mechanisms, electronic
u-
Stock
Toronto Stock
and'.the
life
the
and
•
Stock
188,
July
34
.w;36»
minimizes
111.,
increases
.
I—
$12.50
$17
sinking
a
"
34
—....
—i.—:
Canadian Stock Exchanges
„*the stock of Electrolized Tap Corp. of Cleveland, Ohio,
f
"The Electrolizing Corp. of Rhode
Island,-operating
I.
34
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore
High
and
the
at
share:
per
of
Apache Oil Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.—Registers Pro¬
posed Rights Offering With SEC—"
Exchange——.——.——— 29.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
s
R.
25
Exchange
Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
E.
.
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
V.
13
New York Stock Exchange
Culver
•
Page,
Exchange (Stocks)—
(Bonds)
plants
benefit
Paul M. Hahn, President, on
July la announced a new Dual Filter
.Tareyton Cigarette.. "This newest product of • our cigarette research;"
Mr. Hahn said, "embodies revolutionary new
departures in filtering
action and
in
manufacture, as well as a new package design."-*
Stock and Bond Quotations
7
the
to
American Tobacco Co.—New Product Introduced—
p;
July 30 by Robert L.
General Ultrasonic
following amounts
through Jan. *1, 1968;
option of the company,
notice at 110%.—V. 187, p. 1998.
This corporation and The General
Ultrasonics Co., two leading manu¬
facturers of ultrasonic equipment used in missiles
and industrial appli¬
cations, have joined forces, it was announced on
The
the
entitled
are
•redeemable
In This Issue
Rod, Acoustica President, and Stanley R. Rich, President of General.
Acoustica acquired General
by issuing 25,872 shares of their common
stock to General's stockholders.
Copy
a
redeemed,
manufacture
main
plant
and erect
of
Western
urrixnh1na
Printing & Lithographing
contractto
the
nation'*
Co.. the nation*
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
Each
of children s
the world's biggest producer
and
lithographer
largest
to enter service In December,
the boiler will have a
continuous saturated steam flow of 20.000 pounds per hour.
will be used in the plant's heating system and to power
?he"team
equipment required
plant.—V. 188, p. 346.
the
for
refrigeration
entire
136,
capital.—V.
2850.
p.
*
Contract—
head
turbines,
to the
serially
for the turbines will be built
governors
B-L-H Pelton Division, San Francisco, Calif.
Delivery of the turbines and all accessories will be
—V. 187, p. 1647.
■
-
each
proceeds
1959-1976.
in
the
R.
S.
offerings
Dickson
Clement
readings.
&
Co.
sales.
1958
Inc.;
Howard,
,,
rates.
new
in
filed
pending before the Commission the company's
1958 to have factored into its electric rates an
June
pany's
Net
of
sale
the
announced
recently
Instruments
Beckman
its
that
the
development of
The
tame
the
-like
&
Northrup
auxiliary to the re¬
actor's regular control system, is "more rugged" than fion-transistorized
types. It uses transistors—except for one vacuum tube—for precise
watchdog control of the nuclear reactions.
'
''
said
They
system—comprising
the
which
equipment,
this
is
than
more
transistors,' and
100
said.
contemplated." The NACA reactor
million watts)—one of the largest of
Its type in the world. It will be used to test and study the effects of
atomic
radiation on materials that might
be employed in nuclear
rated
construction
at
earned
share
common
the
per
during
period
aircraft.—V.
188,
na
See
company on
July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 18,461 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
subscription by stockholders of record July 29, 1953 at $14.75
per share on the basis
of one new share for each 6.5 shares held
(with an oversubscription privilege); rights to expire Aug. 8, 1958.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to repay
The
SEC
will
186,
185,
p.
Earnings Off—
earned
fiscal
June
represents
sales
Industries, Inc. (R.I.)—Stock Offered—Brown,
Lisle & Marshall, Providence, R. I., on July 25 offered
publicly 4,756 shares of common stock (par $10) at $45
share.
loan
a
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
from
$1,200,000
GIVING
the
EFFECT
sale
loan,
r
term
of this
to
■
stock,
repay
97.5%
totaled
14
reduction
a
together
bank
current
total
of
1958,
After
when
merger
Hawaii.
of
debentures
Term
due
loan due
Common
(par
$1,500,000
$10)
'
1,200,000
75,000 shs.
58,400 slis.
'*
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Rhode Island in
1853, under the name of Builders Iron Foundry. Its principal
is
at
345
either
directly
and
control
to
volumetric
in
is
the
The
a
and
of
precise
and
of
one
United
gravimetric
liquids and equipment designed
of liquid and dry materials.
controllers,
chlo-ine
gas
feeders,
amounts
blenders
feeders,
and
taken
the principal manufacturers of
petroleum
this
products,
valves.
The
Island
to
the
wholly
corporation.
company.
approximately
in
Providence.
owned
The
The
242,000
The
subsidiary,
entire
real
real
estate
type of
equipment
is
owned
by
the
Harris-Kinsley,
estate
is
Inc.,
a
Rhode
the subsidiary
operations occupy
leased'by
company's
manufacturing
feet of floor space and comprise modern
square
machine, sheet metal and assembly shops.—V. 188,
Billups Eastern Petroleum Co.
—
p.
243.
Securities Offered—
Public sale of $2,500,000 of 7% debentures, due July 1,
1993 and 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1) which
ere
offered in units, and an additional 600,000 shares of
the company's common stock, was made on Aug. 1
by a
syndicate managed by The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.
the
various
of
not
are
Commission
obtained
in
officers
stockholders, through
in Montreal, Quebec,
employees of the
and
■%"'
}
■
being
has
reason
to
believe,
based
its investigation and otherwise,
being, distributed in the United
Willi
are
Mather
with
in^
upon
States
■
commenced
has
foundations
and
soil
testing in
drilling
plant site at Canadian Javelin's
the
on
property.
"
'
*
i
has
been
made
onos developing
a
new
and
important
body at Knoll Lake, which is subject to option agreement
start
ore
Pickands
Mather
Wabush
the
and
Co.
iron
drills
Four
group.
being put down by Pickands Mather engineers-in this prop¬
lies south and adjacent to Wabush.
'
%v "Pickands -Mather have been • conducting further drilling at Julian
and has extended the ore body.." %-/'•'
'
" •* r i
"The
company
has
located
additional valuable ore bodies
near
Jubilee and has acquired an additional 1,000 acres, .i v
'•
1
"A substantial block of Canadian Javelins stock has been purchased
now
erty
which
.
the Wabush Iron Co. Ltd., of Ohio, consisting of Pickands Mather
Co., Mather Iron Co., Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.,. Interlake Irott
-by
.&
and The Steel Co.
of Canada."—V. 187, p. 2115.
-
Canadian National Rys.—New Freight Yard, etc.—
The
tion
building
is
company
electronics,
ilie
dividends
shares
number
same
out-
the
11 Va
shares
out¬
to
of
'
.
-
.•
>
will
materially
Plan
to 91,
would
merger
will
and
serving
strengthen
make
Budget
operating
company
increase
below.—V.
187,
Plan
Finance
2650.
p.
the
primarily in
'■*
Inc.
the
15 states and
the
;
.
'
a
groups
About
tion
"as
,
de
Cote
well
Liesse
have standing room for 10,000 cars,
classify and assemble 7,000 cars
will
yard
the
ability to receive,
every 24 hours.—V. 188, p. 346.
as
"
Carborundum Co.—To Increase Plant Facilities—
be
with
directors
the
corporation
or
shares
common
under
-
received
subscrip¬
approximately 97.5% of the
additional
rights
which
7
*
offered
to
expired
on
13,594 shares of unsubscribed stock have
by the underwriting group headed by
that
period
one
a
188,
•
.
.
:
■
"While
*
economic
sales
year
the
the
31,
of
time
continue
to
the
'
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7
Flint
f
)
(Mich.>
-
}
•
area
$2,578,000
0*n
one
.'ago.
year
compared
,(Ths
in
a* loss
to
figure
to
assets
investment
is
Flint
slightly
at
were
'in
the
a
small
black'
Vice-President,
'•'•
passenger-cargo'ship now under
construction at the Camden, N. J., yards of New York Shipbuilding
Corp.,'Will be equipped to provide both cooling and heating comfort
for .60 passengers and 130 crewmen - in .waters from the Equator to
Arctic regions.
%
:
.
-/••",
The 596-foot N. S: Savannah, with cruising speed of 2OV4 knots per
hour, -will, be in' regular service .by early 1960.
The keel was laid
The
'
-
just
i
during
the
of
of directors that the company's
Supply Co. subsidiary might be
activities, that business was liqui¬
the investment in this subsidiary
will strengthen Burroughs' financial posi¬
1958.
187, p. 2438.
$31,000,000
244.
p.
'
,
-
-
•
•
-
,
„
&
'
Up—
of this closed-end investment company
Ltd.. increased to $26.87 on June 30,
1957. a gain of more than 15%.
Net
asset value 011 June 30, 1957 was $28.41 pnr share.
Total
net
assets
on
June
30
were
$16,945,383 (before deducting
principal amount of debentures) compared with $14,926,614 on Dec. 31,
1957 and $17.808,.448 on June 30. 1957.—V. 187, p. 774.
:•
1958
other
While
large iis liouidation
v
a
General Corp.—Net Asset Value
value
asset
Net
$23.27
irom
share
Bullock
per
Calvin
by
managed
board
Lumber
in
-
Savannah,
the
at the end of May amounted to $720 000
Aug. 31, 1957.
During this period the ratio
liabilities increased to 3.1 from 2.3.
River
1,
July 27.
on
S.
22.—V.. 188,
May
profit
N.
Carriers &
employed
June
of
as
just
May
designed
announced
current
decision
a
in
profitably
during
refrigeration equipment for the
the Nuclear Ship Savanlor 3V2. years,
surface vessel,
for ..world-wide travel without refueling
has been awarded to this corporation, Charles V. Fenn,
Summer.
working capital
only $17,000 from
current
not
activity- in -the
.
<*•>
Operations
"Net
more
.
Air Conditioning Contract—
conditioning
air
for
nuclear-powered
first
•
'
■
Corp.—Awarded
contract
world's
Despite substantial operating economies,
ago.
same
1957.
expected
remainder
down
d^cr
than the depreciation charges, for the period )
operating
results
are
disappointing; the' company's
full fiscal .year is expected to be below that for
the-vear
Aug.
-
•
these
are
/
.
Carrier
346.
p.
.neVloss of approximately $88,000
at
$35,000
slightly less
for
declining
result
same
•of
\
24
July
on
up
of
one
the
'
authorized new plant facilities in Niagara
Falls, N. Y., estimated to cost approximately $6,000,000, according to
an
announcement by General Clinton F. Robinson, President.
General Robinson said the new plant facilities were authorized by the
board upon confirmation that Local 15-12058 OCAW-CIO had agreed to
new
contract
provisions between the company and the Union which
.make it practical for the company to invest substantial capital in the
Niagara Falls area.
Constructions of the new facilities for the manu¬
facture of 4-inch to. 14-inch grinding wheels will start within the next
30 days.
•
: .
'
V
General Robinson said that with full allowance for, amortizing the
•'cost'of the new plant project, it will lower production, costs.
It will
also improve the quality of the grinding wheels; make it possible to
^duplicate wheel dimensions for customers', repeat orders; and improvo
customer service.
The new plant will he a tool for. company. growth
with all the attendant benefits to customers, employees and. stockholder^,
V
General
Robmson
said
the
new
plant
equipment
and processes
obsoleted not only much of the old plant equipment, but also obsoleted
many
of ,the former union
contract, provisions and labor relations
practices.
•'
•'•■/•
(j
That the union and the company negotiating committees understood
i and met the problems involved with solutions .satisfactory to both
parties indicates competence In labor relations comparable to the technical skill required to engineer the mechanics of the new plant,. General
•Robinson said•
•
•
:
... %.v.*
1 •
•
Furthermore, General Robinson said that as a result of the new
agreement with the union the company would in-due course add other
new
facilities in Niagara Falls for the manufacture of . other vitrified
.'product Tines,
He estimated tha-t -the' total cost of the new plant
for 4-inch to 14-inch grinding wheels and the new facilities for othep
vitrified lines that will follow in Niagara Falls will cost approximately
$10,000.000.—V. 187, p. 2547.
The
•
announced as follows:
The fust nine months of this company's fiscal'year has'continufed
.
to
of
a
television
radio,
daily jumble of up to 7,000 freight cars and link them together
of cars heading for as many as 100 destinations.
$8,000,000 will be spent on the 1958 program, largest alloca¬
since work started in
1956'.
* " - '
* '
'
'
t
out
A
,
automatic freight yard for opera¬
$28,000,000 "brain" that will employ
and automatic computers to sort
large
a
will be
by 1961. The yard
modern
The
'
Dec.
at
31,
"
''
k'
'
4
'
"
•
.
i
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'
.
f
-
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—June Profit Increased—
Butler
Mfg..
Co.—Places Notes Privately—The com¬
completed plans for borrowing- $12,000,000
through 15-year 5V4% notes from several life insurance
pany
has
companies and
man,
The
which
said
on
proceeds
also
additional
pension fund, Oscar D. Nelson, Chair¬
July 30.
a
will
bears
a
$4,000,000
facilities.—V.
be
used
5V4%
will
187, p.
to
retire
interest
be
used
rate
for
$8,000,000
and
working
in
capital
and
debt
1972.
The
production
2446.
$
$
after
Earns,
per
Profit
taxes___,~
$0.55
share
is
computed
on
14,459.957
27,389,486
$1.56 ./•
$3.00
4,430,997
$0.48
4,994,449
share—
com.
per
•
62,806,827 297,433,515 372,048,929
66.921.028
Profit
1958—6 Mos.—1957
S
:'
$
1958—Month—1957
Period Ended June 30—
Sales,
shares outstanding
of
number
at
'
'
V
4.
profit per share of
common
totaled $1.20, as against $1.40 in the same period in 1957.
Sales were $169,972,186. against $185,380,898, while profit after taxes
totaled $11,054,908 compared witli $12,774,642.—V. 188, p. 46.
.
the end of
outstanding
matures
the
the
For
respective periods.
ended
months
three
June
30,
1958,
.
com¬
States.
Avenue
"A
Javelin
is
(J. P.) Burroughs & Son, Inc.—Reports Loss— '<•'
*
Calgary Power Ltd.—Gross and Net Higher—
CONSOLIDATED
company's offices and manufacturing buildings are located upon
of real estate bounding on Kinsley Avenue, Sims Avenue
Harris
company's
.
for
butterfly
'i
Lake
Wubasli
about
of
sharply,
$105,155
compared
1957.
Finance
operation
Lehman Brothers.—V.
KANELK
large tract
and
^
deliver
its
products
are
meters,
filters, proportioning pumps,
vacuum
pany
or
measurement of the flow of
measure
Among
June,
office
Ave., Providence, R. I.
It manufactures and sells,
through affiliated companies, equipment used in the
Harris
investors
"Pickands
::
$48,350
1961-1973, incl
stock
behalf
on
currently
or
connection
Outstanding
1962
,
recently have
in vio#
lation of the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933,
John C. Doyle,, President,
on July
18, in a letter to stockholders,
said in part:
; '•%%,.
(
been,
$27,-
provision for
for the
after
to
common
ds
approved
Budget
in
The
550,058
tion."—V.
4%
States, being principally existing
telephone solicitations originating
and
stock
formation
manufacturers
preferred
497,585
cents
the
on
field.-
of
Been
FINANCING
Authorized
'
•
Subscribed—This
dated
!
PRESENT
whose
year.
so
other
to
goes
the
IS1/*
quarter
tions for 536,464 shares
i
was
TO
Restricted
Canadian
•
"Following
net
proceeds from
of $1,400,000.
announced
25
July
on
to its
company
as to these securities and
provided
with the disclosure
of
financial
and
other
information
concerning
Canadian
Javelin
Limited which a registration statement and prospectus would provide.
The Canadian Restricted List is composed of Canadian companies
%
burroughs Corp.—Rights Offering of Common Shares
n
loss
2095.
B-I-F
PROCEEDS—The
Commission
this
of
' v.-;
v %
registration statement has been filed
JNo
this company
according to an
stockholders on
the < comparable
reduced
were
compared
as
on
share
common
Signature Loan Co.;
and
with
Exchange
stoc':
company.
by
year,
ending
year.
ion's^ 12th largest finance
ended
per
by
consequently
Corp.
merger
branch offices
of
for
short-term notes.—V.
United
nah,
Pittsfield, Mass.—Files With SEC
Gas Co.,
and
the
'
distance
Canada,
:r
•
£puA" Jellowf* President, 011 July 23
Berkshire
of
-
;
;
...
which
'■
•
Merger Approved—
%
(60
242.
p.
the
therewith.—V.
V 7 '•,Ul
was
„
was
the second
proposed
Territory
being
or
megawatts
60
>
,
•
per
during
position
the
a
under
now
with
(Calif.)—Earnings Higher—
D
The
is
stock
common
par
products
preceding
July 30.
a
•
,
connection
This
our
$122,258
was
major step forward in the creation of safer and more reliable
electronic equipment
for the control of the largest nuclear reactors
sents
than
<
1,
the
of
&
Employees Purchase Plan
quarter ended June 30,
stockholders
smaller
volume
a
"
long
Inc.
by the recession.
Examples of this
home building and automotive industries."
the company's earnings picture improved
the first quarter losses and show a small
common
in
1882.
p.
to information received by the SEC, large blocks of shares1
of the no par value common capital stock of this company have been,and are being, offered, distributed and sold to investors in all parts
G.
Crawford,
&
corresponding period of last
our
conventional refrigerator'—"repre¬
housed
$1
in
weeks
reasons
of
he
the
during
email* loan
system
said
officials
Bendix
the
taxes,
The
Co.
the
171,
Securities
addition
quarter,
for
income
number
"power-limiting" equipment, because
it
Will detect and warn of any abnormal condition in the reactor, and
automatically shut it down if safety requires it."
•
]
calls
accounts. This difference is applicable to
which amounts claimed for capital cost allow¬
will be less than the depreciation recorded in
%
According
seriously affected
the -financial
...
,
the transistorized electronic system with the
that it will be installed on the giant ^jesearch reactor
Bendix
The
the
McCarley
Co.;
notification
of
its
present
28
the
in
shareholders.
developed
Leeds
H.
&
with Signature Loan Co. of New York has been
approved by the boards of directors of both companies, and proxy
statements describing the transaction in detail have been received by
corporation
the
total
proportion
income
cents
revealed It
announce¬
ment
being built\
near Sandusky, Ohio by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronau¬
tics. Bendix is supplying the equipment under a subcontract from the
of
division
accounts.—V.
into
the
for
principal
second
period
net
reactors
Laboratories
Research
The
had
Alester
Hilsinan
Inc.;
J.
Frence
letter
in
taxes,
its
announcement
the
income
Federal
electronic "cut-off switch" that will help
was announced by this corporation
new
of
after
of
Budget Finance Plan
Net
The
a
Inc.;
A. E. H. Fair, President, to
compares
with $1,053,154 earned in
been
have
standing
control nuclear
and
above
purposes
Canadian Javelin, Ltd.—On Canadian Restricted List—«
Co.;
by
sufficiently to overcome
profit."—V. 187, p. 1999.
Develops "Switch" to Tame
July 23.
on
$43,235,
weeks
made
the
of
large
"In
Nuclear Reactor—
-
Co.;
Barnwell
and
a
interest
market
open
volume
from
iBtanding
—
the
periods in
tax
sales to the construction,
are
Helipot
1944 to manufacture precision • poten¬
instruments and communications equip¬
ment, has broadened its lines since to include a variety of new com¬
ponents whose applications range from scientific instrumentation to
aircraft, missile and industrial control systems.—V. 188, p. 346.
Bendix Aviation Corp.
filed
24
shares
8,000
the
28
sales
a
who
.
in electronic
use
July
on
of
first
"One
in
established
Corp.,
Helipot
the
are
and
in
income
18.8%
building in Newport Beach (Calif.) and the transfer of Helipot opera¬
tions to newly completed facilities at the company's headquarters in
Fullerton (Caiif.), The move is scheduled for completion by Sept. 30.
tiometers for
Inc.;
Corp.
&
&
Company,
Co.
K'''
the
Net
..
Tr
.
,
&
Huger,
Space
Courts
Friedrichs
July 11.
This
period of last year.
.
O.
parent firm.
and
Inc.;
125,000 units of
unit
per
920,777,
Corp.,
Atwill
Chisliolm
Co..
Hirshberg,
&
corporation
purchased
in
Instruments, Inc.—Acquires Unit's Assets—
Beckman, President, on July 30 announced the com¬
acquisition of the assets of its wholly owned subsidiary, Helipot
which henceforth will be operated solely as a division of the
Arnold
Dr
Lane,
2546.
p.
announcement
request
annual
costs.—V. 188, p. 146.
Inc.;
Brown Co., Berlin, N. H.—Sales and
Beckman
,
Johnson,
Labouisse,
Weil,
2438.
p.
,
still
provision for extraordinary storm damage
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
,
,
Is
There
Co.
Varnedoe,
Crawford
Norris
covering
$1
at
be
rate
a
&
Inc.;
H.
Inc.;
The
of return of 6.25% would be
"adequate and proper." A rate base estimated as of Dec. 31, 1953
was
; fi»d
by the Commission in testing the reasonableness of the
that
found
Commission
The
Evans
G.
187,
SEC
Commission are designed to produce
additional earnings of $4,442,000 per year after taxes, based on esti¬
mated
-
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
,
,
Co.,
—V.
the
by
authorized
rates
The
The
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
are:
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
on
company
A.
Furman
Order—
July 16 accepted the order issued by the Maryland
P. S. Commission on July 11 in respect to the rates for electric, gas
and steam service which the company had tiled on Jan. 15.
The order authorized continuance of the increased gas and steam
rates which had been permitted to go into effect on May 1
under
bond. It also permitted increases in electric rates in substantially the
amount requested by the company, and new schedules which comply
with the order have been filed to become effective with August meter
The
of
.
with
.
completed an 1959.
Electric Co.—Accepts Rate
Gas &
future
for
ance
List.
accessories, and other retail merchandise,
automobile
.
Baltimore
in
recorded
those
They ^ill also
accrued interest,
will
financing
the
from
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
'
■
tion
prices
redemption
optional
at
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out-,
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 166,666 shares
of 5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock: 660,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, $1 par value; $2,500,000 of 7% debentures due 1993, and
$2,500,000 of 6%- first mortgage and collateral trust bends, maturing
to 105 feet.
up
addition
In
in
1
products,
contract for constructing two hydraulic turbines for
East Pakistan hydro-electric power plant has been
awarded to this corporation's Eddystone Division, Eddystone, Pa.
Each of the two Kaplan turbines will be rated at 55,000 horsepower,
at an average head of 68 feet, with provisions for operation at any
by
Jan.
redeemable
be
to
through
be used by the
substantially ail
States of Florida,
Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
As of March 31, 1958,
the book value of the assets to be acquired (excluding inter-company
claims)
was
$4,644,254, and the amount of liabilites to be paid or
assumed (including accruals for Federal and State income taxes but
excluding inter-company liabilities) was $2,003,727.
The preuecessor
companies engage in the distribution
and sale of gasoline and oil
new
a
of
amount
stock, was priced
common
101%, plus accrued interest.
the sinking fund at par and
year beginning with
1960.
105%
PROCEEDS—Net
$2,000,000
in
principal
$1,000
of
company and its subsidiaries for the acquisition
of
the
assets
of
predecessor companies
in the
4
*
•
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—Pakistan
from
redeemable
on
will
debentures
ranging
Laboratories, Inc., Omaha, Neb.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on July 21 filed a letter of notification with the
8EC covering 775 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
per share),
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
a
new
building and remodeling on farm buildings and for working
A
consisting
$1,000, while the 600,000 shares of common stock were
at $5 per share.
The
Baldwin
,
.
offered
the
conditioning of
air
at
be
"use
unit,
debentures and 20 shares of
^Scheduled
maximum
•
.
(442)
INCOME
ACCOUNT
TRANSMISSION
CO.,
12 Months Ended May 31—
Gross revenue from operations
Operating
Provision
charges
Dividends
*
amount
the
purposes
4,469,246
2 354 165
3 713 863
(net)
2,211,843
1,816,114
$4,850,106
$4,546,914
on
preferred
shares
;
to
$4,315,106
taxes
$2,928,575.
charged
an
535,000
.
payable
The
against
in
respect
difference
income
of
of
the
12
$1,043,682
results
from
535,000
months
between
calculating
period
this
and
for
tax
amount of capital cost allowance greater than the deprecia¬
Elected—New Pre¬
a
letter to shareholders described the
wholly-owned subsidiaries, B. H. Hadley,
Inc., which are engaged in the
development, production and testing of missile and aircrafc components.
A. S. Burg has been designated
Chairman of the Board and B. H.
Hadley, Harry Remis, A. M. Sonnabend and Dewey Stone have been
Inc.,
and
named
a
drawn
a
for
Laboratories,
company's
board of
statement,
Mr.
directors.
announced
Burg
that plans are being
for distribution of Stellardyne Laboratories stock to
shareholders.
up
Keim
a
also
noted
that
200,000
share
3V2
Central
formally
?
preferred
cumulative
into
in
Hadley's
Stellardyne
separate
proved
of
President,
Central
the
to
Hadley
Mr.
$4,011,914
Corp.—Chairman
Approved—
Keim,
of
activities
In
income
taxes
$16,900,302
2,604,170
income
The
$18,879,175
5,240,799
taxes
Issue
Melville
1957
*3 972 257
__
depreciation
for income
ferred
1958
Balance
Net
(INCLUDING
Hadley
LTD.)
expenses
for
Provision
Interest
Central
5%
shares
of
$10
pigr
common
$768,000 of notes held
convertible
preferred
shareholders
on
June
25
ap¬
stock authorization.
The stock Is
value, convertible prior to Dec. 31, 1962,
stock for each share of preferred. A total
by certain
stock.—V.
large stockholders were
188, p. 46.
exchanged
Volume
Number
183
5765
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(443)
Central
'.The
<
1
i
'
70
and
the
interest.—V.
accrued
Glidden
Co.
below.—V.
Y.
will
the
sale
N.
tenders
188,
for
40.
p.
188.
to
Commonwealth
amount
of
Sales
industrial
pany's
sales
to
839,995,000 -compared
for
>
with $32,184,000 in the first
to June 30 totaled $72,179,000.
six months
the
Net
>
earnings
consolidated
a
on
basis
after
all
quarter.
the
June
quarter were $4,491,000, compared with
preceding three months.
Net for the six months to
$6,376,000.
"/v'■ V-v;1":;'
June
V.
its
at
subsidiary
Ireland,
company's
is -expected
Acrilan
start
to
the
in
plant
fourth
at
include
Coleraine,
oil
six
of
plant
the
No.
1
depreciation '
and
*
•••;•
resulted
sales
costs
excess
for
sales
plant
For
exnenses.
by
amortization.
or
£7,760,875
This
No.
■The
Co.
of
St.
and
sales
Chesebrough-Pond's
*
•
;
The
i
corporation
expansion program
Inc.—Expansion
July 30 announced
on
which,
this
by
time
next
integration and
will
year,
consolidate
Net
inconre
coil
-
Division
(February
of
"Vaseline"
is
expected to
company's
with
the
1958),
brand
establishment
and
the
assumption
products from
contribute
domestic
greatly
of
Domestic
a
of
above
subject
the
to
efficiency and
with
distribution
Co.
(July
to
of
success
operation.
The
$2,500,000 modernization and expansion at the Clinton plant
for construction of a new one-story
wing to the present threestory building, as well as expansion of laboratory, warehousing, ship¬
ping, and employee facilities. The Clinton plant, which now produces
all
the
of
in
brand
will
toiletries
be
and
expanded
Notification
"Pertussin."
The
current
375-man
work
Mr.
Olado
made
the
before
local
Last
The
New
214
March
employees
of
1959,
would
affected
which
at
situation
will
remain
that
time
have
at
the
the
Perth
York
will
move
not
hopes
company
company's 106 employees in McKees Rocks were in¬
production would be terminated by the end of the
year.
of Chesebrough-Pond's Seeck and Kade Division in
City had previously been notified that the company planned
production facilities for Pertussin cough syrup to Clinton
year.
Arrangements for the move already are under
this
way.—V.
187,
2000.
p.
:
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Official Promoted—
Jtt-
Harvey R.
•
it
Nelson
for
the
1958
period is an informal report
year-end adjustments. In
determining the figures,
of each period were estimated
in accordance
regularly followed.
announced
on
promoted to Assistant to the President,
21 by David O. Mathews, President.
Mr.
July
1954.—V.
188, p. 46.
.
Citizens Utilities Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
>
operation
series,
made
i-i
New
I:
has
company
the
of
due
at
York
called
sinking
1972
The
at
N.
for
redemption
fund,
10l7e%
Marine
15,
Y.—-V.
$88,000
plus
Midland
187,
of
accrued
Trust
Co.
Receipt of
orders
new
its
1,
first
interest.
of
New
Payment
York,
120
Will
be
Broadway,
New
the
instruments, to
be
used
in
the
on
Martin
approximately
The
Kin
I
orders
placed
with
the
Cohu
Kin
Tel
Division
also
television
received
classified
a
be
to
system
installed
order
at
Division
for
of
one
A
third order,
this
received
one
the
from
Naval
$100,000
a
the
country's
Electronics
tory in San Diego, is for the Cohu Research Division
data processing system
to
help pinpoint potential
locations.
enemy
submarine
the
.
Defense
Program.—V.
Coleman
Co.,
187,
Inc.—Reports
company reports a profit
months of 1958.
For the same
•
2115.
p.
The
?
f
consolidated
Profit
in
1958—
after taxes of $184,855 for the first
period
last
year
it
had
six
operating
an
sales
for
the
period were $17,855,065 compared
$17,623,893 in the first six months last year.—V. 185, p. 2471.
'
to
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.
—
Private Placement—The
private placement with institutional investors of
recent
$15,000,000 5%% secured notes due July 1, 1978 was
'made through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
See also V. 188, p. 347.
'
i
'
Columbian Carbon Co.—New
1
Charles
A.
Polachi
has
International
Inc.
President
Columbian
of
Vice-President
it
and
continue to serve
(■
July
been
elected
Carbon
director
as
of
July
on
Co.
Mr.
the
director.—V.
a
President
announced
was
a
corporation
Virginia
Electric
of
28
International
187,
Columbian
by
Polachi
'
.
,
The
boiler just
purchased
,
~'"t>
by
&
has
been
Power
awarded
Co.
ordered will
Virginia
tance
of
cost
of
L.
was
L.
Carbon
Shepard,
previously)
He
company.
; \
July
on
company's
29
for
Monarch
Foods
on
be
Electric
and
will
contract
by
the
200,000-kilowatt controlled
latter's Possum Point Station,
will
with
edntrolled circulation unit
the
largest
the
p.
new
Corp.
project
as
is
serving as
it has on the
boiler
in
consultants
seven
an, estimated
build
the
141
connecting
miles
from
cost
pipe
the-
company's facilities
in
188,
v
a
the
for
preceding
A.
of
has
Foster
Mr.
The
July
is
Taylor
186,
Securities
has
28,
company's
been
* _•„
line
facilities
Indiana
state
The
operates
to
American
The
the
of
Board
Commission,
it
temporary suspension
the
bar trading
the
on
to
25
in
the
3,
that
to
of
stock
line
In
to
be
In
its
mission
acts
in
in
the
to
and
line
of
asserts
that
CaH
to
with
SEC-
listed
items
rules;
and
disclosing
2548.
Commonwealth Edison
'
A
Co.
ii
275-ton
was
power
transformer,
Co.—Gets
largest
Large
built by
ever
Transformer
General
Electric
shipped recently from that company's Pittsfield, Mass., factory
to the Commonwealth
Edison
Co., Chicago,
111.
giant transformer can handle 375,000 kilovolt
electric power to serve a city of 500,000 persons.
amperes,
enough,
the
axles and stepped shafts
savings up to 30'^ in the high
shaped pieces with close tolerances.
5% preferred stock and common stock
traded on the American dtock Exchange
on
the New York Stock Exchange lor
was
discontinued
1958.—V.
L.
135,
effective
the
of
as
close
it
at
orderly
to
in
this
&
the
A.
ior
product
specifications.—V.
samples
187,
designed
2798
pp.
•-
United States.
NOTE:
On
U
account
S.
of
Possessions.
the
Territories
fluctuations
In
and
the
,
Co.—Merges Three Subsidiaries—
on
its
July
Hewitt,
months
like
is
name
29
approved
of*'merger
plan
a
Members
of
of
to
Deere
&
Co.
is
It
planned
Aug. 1, 1958.
last
of
subsidiaries
to
be
period
also
of
1957.
estimated
Net
the
the
following
to
sales
nine
$345
the
of
months
million,
Income
the
Deere
on
remarks:
in
about
or
the
first,
July
14%
during
31,
1958
than
more
three
its
and
company
ended
quarters
of
be
income
and
remainder
from
of
areas
this
of
the
the
y£ar
good
weather
country.
is higher
in
most
.
the
of
Our
production schedule
than' actual production
organization's
next
fiscal
Nov.
year,
1,
1958."—V.
188,
347.
p.
Deering-Milliken & Co., Inc.—Opens New Building—
the
This
corporation on July 1 opened its
occupying a 100 foot by 150 foot site on
and
Avenue
of
the
Americas,
in New York
eight
new
the
story
of
corner
structure,
39th
Street!
City.
(A. B.) Dick Co.—Announces New Developments—
the
on
The
printing of a new "language" was demonstrated by this com¬
on
July 22. The language appeared, as identification numbers
printed in magnetic ink cn bank checks, during introduction of a new
pany
suspension
the
investing
the
to
as
A.
B.
Dick
print's
value
of
offset
check
imprinter. The high-speed
offset machine
year's supply of personalized checks and deposit slips for eaclj
a
five
individual
systems
.
acquisition
three
in
minutes.
x'
duplicator. Electro-mechanical features
number
ing
from
of
manual
operations usually
the
of
machine
reduce
required
for offset duplicat¬
designed especially, to
handle
the repetitive
duplicating which is increasingly required for
paper work systems, such as planning, production and factory orders,
purchasing and receiving, inventory and cost control and other.—
V. 184, p. 520,
delisting hearing, the Com¬
proxy material filed by
Cornucopia
misleading or omits material facts) 1
2nd
the
accounts
High speed duplicating of systems paper work at the rate of four
jobs per minute was also demonstrated on a new A. B. Dick offset!
of
to
seven
two.
The
machine
new
was
.
the
■
.
with
of
acquisition
-
certified
Cornucopia
that
facts
acquisition
the
information,
of
properly
including
and
failed
to
respect
to
six
interests
fn
the
of
Steiner
file
to
five
of
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
furnish
order
accordance
current
items
Form
8-K
,
information,
companies
Manufacturing
-
,
failure
in
prepared
Co.—V.
above
187,
SEC,
4Tb r'c
of
was
the
announced
Because
a
Company
purchase not
offering
is
of
the
Dow
In
mun
stock
250,000
stock
prohibited
Commission.—V.
this
of
director of the Fund is
purchase
July
on
Investment
company
to
cumulative preferred
public
a
the
on July 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
1,500 shares of class A common stock and 750 shares of nonpreferred stock to be offered at par ($100 per share).
No
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for- working
capital,—V. 173, p. 1791.
J -.
it
under
investment
the
-'
company
remittance
Union,
for
to
1
made
year.
for
about
sub¬
of John Deere tractors will be
These new
tractors have a number of engineering im¬
provements and new styling has completely changed their appearance.
"John Deere Credit Co., a new wholly owned
subsidiary to finance
retail sales made by John Deere
dealers, has been organized.
This
new
company
expects to begin operating
at the
beginning of the
covering
Pan-American
exchange,
tho
of
surviving
changed
President,
important agricultural
.
rate
ex¬
ma¬
2904.
and
Chemical
by
p.
to
a
Act
issued
permitting
exceed
Boston
preferred
during
the
188,
of
has
29,
Act
an
New York
shares of tlia
5,000
Edison
shares
Co.
by
,
exemption
this
This
Boston
is
part
Edison.
partner of one of the underwriters,
the existence of the underwriting
unless
an
exemption is granted by
245.
Co.—Consolidates
Textile
Sales—
to expand it's marketing activities in the textile field,
has consolidated the sales organizations of The DobeckCo.'s Lurex yarn division and the Dow Textile Fibers Department,
a
move
company
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week {every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other offices: J.35 S. La Salle Street, Chicago ;3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company ' Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N, Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. SUDfioriptioni
In
u
new
and
February the company's business has been better than
farmers'
months,,
stock
for
time
including
development program, the
machine shop to produce
equipped
molds
Introduced.
prevent fraudulent, deceptive, or
the purchase and sale of Cornu-
Sept,
fully
a
as
during the same period in 1957.
"Early in August new 1959 models
trading in such secu¬
equitable manner," and that
and
well
.
for
or
wide
a
parts
mills.
the
in
ten-(lay
impossible
Molded
a
greater than
the $23 million reported
corresponding period of the previous year, but accurate income
figures will not be available until the latter part of August.
t
"The improvement in this year's business results from
the increase
of
in
of
THE
rt
o£
2097.
p.
Rubber's product
available
estimated
the
in
markets.
twelve
exceed
the
stedl
customer
same
are
Foster
Treasurer
Cornucopia
to
market
machine
merger effective
the
"Since
Finance
B.
will
for
with
the
Cotter & Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
The
parts
process,
of this
Processing Division
Christie, President,
as
consolidated
cumulative
The
25,
stockholders
syndicate
.
Metals
Schutter
four
and
&s
will
proceeds
equipment and for
1958, to determine
to
securities
preliminary
statements
including
$19
provides
being
stock
with Dayton
has
William
interests
W.
financial
The
machinery,
12, "
at
Ramsay
producing truck
Trading
make
Board,
the
over-the-counter
the
is false and
items of information,
1958,
to 18
1958,
company
in
Troop Water Heater
Co.,
Deposit Courier,
Corp.. Carl W. Schutter Realty Corp. and Cen¬
tury Controls Corp., that the company's Form 10-K annual report filed
May 29,
1958, is false and misleading or omits material facts with,
Inc.,
share.
per
held
Smith,
the
offered
Aug.
company and its three wholly owned U. S.
manufacturing
sidiaries with John Deere Delaware Co.
which will be the
for
the
trading
not
judgment
practices"
or
of
dies
to
The
:-
announced
was
of
render
an
the
at
intricately
are
industrial
the
May 29,
respect
$20
be
record
shares
by
parent
com¬
was
of
of
respect
"in order
scheduling
order
controlling
with
events
necessary
manipulative
copia
stock.
17
on
Deere
,
(Cornucopia's)
conducted
is
each
offered
building,
process
of
City.
Division
chined
share,
per
the
of
hearing for Sept. 2,
a
informed
an
the
July
on
trusion
,
states
"recent
reach
registrant's
at
for
be
of
weight and the cost of finished forged
industry through the new Rotary Forging
July 28,
classes
Division
Stock Exchange
for the
inclusive.
The order also
1958,
Exchange.'
Commission
public
will
to
par)
Files
with
Vibration control fielcL
American
Aug.
also has scheduled
order
notification
neiy
dis¬
a
.»
of
Chairman
Exchange
stock
July
Stock
of
range
of natural and synthetic
ranging
from
small
bushings to
Future plans call for the
development
elastomers for special usage as well as continued
industrial
applications for precision parts, and research and
development in tho
of
,
Chairman
Vice-President-Finance
to
suspend for a period
withdraw,
the
registration
to
Conn.,
currently
use,
gigantic rollers
V
,
Foundation.
appointed
whether
or
shares
new
2904.
York
rubber
2472.
p.
ordered
period
letter
a
—
Dayton Rubber Co.—Forms New Sales Division—
estimated
;
,
■
Honorary
Chairman
is
and
common
ten-day
five
additional
corporation
New
The
$17,600,000.
Michigan.
347.
p.
Economic
elected
been
Taylor
Copperweld.—V.
p.
2224.
this
in
American
has
Mr.
and
Co.,
the
Foster
Charles
and
of
trustee
B.
of
speci¬
July 16. The fabrication plant ior the Division is
located
at Three Rivers, Mich.
President, has announced the appointment of
Keplinger as Chairman of the Executive Committee.,
is President of the Steel Shipping Container Institute
Keplinger
Lee
filed
18
production
Now
p.
announced
Darbaker,
and
in
production
137,
1958
B.
users
exact
rubber products have resulted in the
formation
Products Sales Division of this
company, Clowes M.
Copperweld Steel Co.—Keplinger Heads Exec. Comm.
M.
and
their
molded
pleted.—V. 186, p. 2472.
respect
Va.-.
be
at
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith at $53.37x/z
a dealer's discount of $1.10
per share.
It
James
buyers
meet
Expanded sales and increased market potential for
highly engineered
1'
with the Michigan P. S. Commission
the proposed construction of
gas pipe
*:;
Livingston
help
material,
aviation
in
Pipe Lines—
with
a
a
the eighth
to
in
now
Effective
30 Rockefeller
project is $13,200,000.—V.
Mr.
to
Davega Stores Corp.—On American Stock
Exchange-
new
a
Finer
Insurance Co.—Secondary
Offering V— A
secondary offering of 26,800 shares of capital stock (par
$5) was made on July 29 by Shields & Co. and Merrill
on
$5,000,000
a
covering
Engineering
installations.—V. 187,
»
Ohio,
the
>-/■
approximately
the
charts
on
station
proposes
interconnect
of
available to
is
speed
—V.
provides that
shall deliver to Consumers
100,000,000 cu. ft. of gas per day
commencing Oct. 1, 1959 with deliveries increasing by 25,000,000 cu. ft.
per day on Oct. 1 of each of the four succeeding
years.
Trunkline has
applied to the Federal Power Commission for permission to build new'
pipe line and compressor facilities at a cost of
$80,500,000 to carry out
its end of the agreement.
reports
company's -system.
Stone and Webster
Virginia Electric
for
-
•
compressor
suspension
2000.
p.
circulation boiler to be installed in the
located on the Potomac River at Quantico,
J.i
share
proposed construction will enable Consumers to receive and dis¬
tribute the large additional quantities
of natural gas called for by its
agreement
with Trunkline Gas
Co.
This
agreement
rities
President of Unit—
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—Awarded Large Contr.
This
for
asking approval of
30
and
with
j
Per
The
The SEC
%
Columbus,
Consumers Power Co.—To Build
lines
rate
corporation.
The company filed an
application
on
recently published by this
industrial, machinery and
48-page, illustrated handbook
capital.
now
which
Cornucopia Gold Mines—Trading in Stock Suspended
—Delisting Sought—
Joss of $349,025.
v
v
fiscal
certain
Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.,
Aug. 13 receive bids for the purchase
debentures due Aug. 1, 1983.
See also V. 188,
$45,000,000
Committee.
the
of
of
■■■■■•■." '
sonar
a
orders, Mr. Cohu said, were received in a 30-day period.
Other Cohu divisions, including the Massa Division in Hingham,
Mass., currently are negotiating additional contracts connected with
''
k
Labora-
develop
.
.
All
to
;
,
in
(EDT)
a.m.
347.
p.
was
largest missile testing installations.
•7
of
July
on
finance
Savings
are
the
not
'•■v
$300,000.
Tel
closed-circuit
results
do
1957
Continental
Orders—
and amounting to more than $500,000 were
July 17 by this corporation.
Largest dollar volume orders, LaMotte T. Cohu, President, said, came
from the Martin Company for DC amplifiers to be used in the test
program for the Titan and other Martin missile projects.
Total amount
y,
•
it
and
was
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—New Development—
business
J'rom
~
7 .' Military Defense Program
of
months'
31,
broken
11:30
Consumers
through
mortgage 3*2%'
next,
2331.
p.
electronic
for
Sept,
on
Cohu Electronics, Inc.—Receives
announced
nine
July
was
to
up
data
Bridgeport,
to
both
ill
•
.
7,300
The
industry to develop springs to
-Unsubscribed stock
Inc.,
used
working
Trunkline
been
has
Nelson had been Assistant Comptroller since
V.r,■
<03
was
be
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Bids
August 13—
be
that
improved.
transfer
to
$0.12
the
at
share.
Co.,
158^390
$0.34
some
designers.
5,000 shares of common stock ($10
share for subscription by stockholders
per
The company at Room 3000,
w
Amboy.
the
that
422,080
of
operation
mathematical
in
to
and
covering
1958
end
distribution plant
Division.—V. 187, p. 2000.
force
employees
sometime
'Si.
the
employment
May,
formed
refinery
distributed
corporation
$19
per
the
the
told
at
Consolidated Foods
Corp.—Building New PlantGround
approximately
~
handbook
The
considerably.
of
added that
ended
of
-
and
the
$1,000,000
company's decision to terminate manufacturing
and packaging at Perth Amboy was
given on July 30 at an employee
meeting by Anthony Cladko, Vice-President of domestic manufacturing,
who
int.l_
Venezuela
(S.) Curtis & Son, Inc., Sandy Hook, Conn.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
187, p. 1431.
cosmetic products as
well as Valcream, a men's
tube, will eventually manufacture all of the "Vaseline"
a
minority
in
reviews Crucible's
facilities and experience in: the
oi
heavy duty industrial springs and contains a section
"Fatigue Resistant" Single Heat
Treated, Shot Peened Helical
Springs.—V. 187, p. 2331.
/
"Pond's"
cream
at
procedures
year
calls
hair
for
investment
2548.
p.
manufacture
'
$1957
of
operations
for
include
the
accounts
subsidiaries
which
were
not
consolidated
at
that
time.
earnings for. that period remain relatively
unchanged.—V.
the
*
'
provision
plant
187,
entitled
stntnient
audit
^Consolidated
1957),
*1958
.
..
inventories
Marketing
domestic
Colgate-Palmolive
■
on
company's confidence in Venezuela's economy an<J
gross
engineers
springs
The
Distributor
(& Subs.)—Net Up
share
■
along
move,
and
includes
$9,694,625.
$17,793,069 $22,721,689
after
per
*The
capacity
v.''
This
t
1
$21,000,000
announced
was
help the Venezuelan Government, and tho
industry, in their effort to combat unemploy¬
Heavy Duty Coil Springs handbook
equipment
tapes and "3M" Coated Abrasives,
sales
Earnings
and New York City plants. A $2,500,000 expansion of the Clinton
will allow for the integration and provide for future
plant
a
it
Crucible Steel Co. of America—New Handbook—
A
appointed by Minnesota Mining & Manu¬
Minn., as national distributor to the Shoe
9 Months Ended
April 30—
Venezuela,
on
to
and
denotes the
has
company
been
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.
Net
manufacturing at. its plant.'in Clinton, Conn., and eliminate
duplicated production facilities at its McKees Rocks, Pa., Perth
Amboy,'
needs.
designed
It
,
Corp.—Appointed
of
schedules
.
on July 28.
The addition of "3M"
to Compo's present; line pf shoe
supplies
sold through its branch offices
located in shoe
manufacturing centers
throughout the country.—V.-187, p. 2446. *- *'■ a
.:v ,
r
''
all
domestic
N. J.,
is
commerce
$1.5 billion.—V.
nob
materially
-
v
Construction
!
-
construction
parts
many
development.
SEC
Program—
production
a
step
Creole
which
$2,222,094,
totaled
advance
com-'
was
*
Paul,
in
ment.
and
,
-*
projects
nation's
depre¬
the
2
"■
corporation has
Advances
—
July 30.
oil consumed by the
company aggre¬
$28,416,527.
In tlui 1957 first half,
were
to
in
$809,158
company's* plant
exceeded
months crude
will
future
1958
including
pre-operating
(when
consumed: came
187, p. 774.
of
Industry for its "Scotch"- Brand shoe
John F. Smith,
President, announced
shoe products adds
2331.
p.
half
Compo Shoe Machinery
"
was
Northern
187,
of
any
latest
facturing
quarter.—V.
Report
of
fications.
j Chemstrand's program of expansion,
at home and abroad,
is on
schedule.Enlargement of. the company's Acrilan producing capacity i
at Decatur, Ala., is about 90%'• complete.
The manufacture of Acrilan
K
1957
of
gated $23,327,707
Sales
30
not
crude
taxes,'
$1,885,000 in
the
Inc.—Issues
$3,760,603,
amortization
period
In' the
charges and
for
,
'v.:,'
/ ,
did
in the price of nylon tire and lieavywhich went imo efiect on May 20, the comconsolidated basis for the June quarter amounted
a
and
first
of
Corp.
"
corporation
worth
processed."
the
sales
operating),;costs
yarns,
on
oil
for
over
parable
reduction
a
denier
f
Better—
and
Notwithstanding/
,
Results
earnings of this corporation showed a decided improve¬
in the second quarter over the first three months of this
year..;
ment
■*/..
crude
Operations
Petroleum
3
.
Refining Co.,
Diwoky, President, said that: "Although profitable
operations,
have not yet been
attained, there has been improvement in the
opera¬
tion
of
the processing equipment- and - asubstantial increase in the
Glidden Unit-
Quarter
Oil
Roy J.
ciation
Corp.—Second
Creole
Schedules—
1783.
This
expenses
Chemstrand
111.—V. 187, p.
it
347.
p.
at Joliet,
until,
,
Central Soya Co., Inc.—To Acquire
See
step up to 138,000 volts the 17,100-volt
power from a new 305
generating unit now under construction at Commonwealth-
Edison's plant
York,
July 1, 1987, to an amount
$217,003, at prices not to exceed
of
sum
Mort-
kilowatt
New
on
exhaust
to
Tenders for
—
It will
^
Broadway,
Aug. 7, 1958, receive
general mortgage bonds," due
its
100%
Jersey
*
..
Bank,
iEDTi
sufficient
V.
'
Hanover
p.m.
of
of New
Bonds—
gage
r
'*
RR. Co.
$65.00
foreign
peT
year;
In Dominion
subscriptions
of Canada
$68.00 per
vear
Other
Countries. $72.00
and advertisements must be made In New York funda,
Der
vear.
,
,
,
«
'
^
.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(444)
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
~r
it
announced
was
became
Dobeckmun
31.
July
on
division
a
of
particularly helplul to i/he comin launching Zefran, an acrylic alloy textile liber, in the coming
pany
Shields
Smith
$1.10
Co.
&
at
be
will
the consolidation
said
Dow
j
It
Pierce, Fenner &
dealer's discount of
completed.—V. 184, p. 425.
was
a
the
For
Lynch,
share, with
per
share.
per
Merrill
and
$55.50
Division
River
Financial General Corp.—Purchase of Stock Cleared—
James
of Zefran started at tho company s
plant near Williamsburg, Va., earlier in July.
production
taxes
quarter
was
the
See
this company's acrylic alloy textile
announced on July 18.
After a start-up period of five weeks, the new Dow plant officially
came onstream when Zefran began rolling off one lubrication line.
In
the coming months full production will gradually be reached to attain a
rated capacity of 12 million pounds a year.
/, ji the piant. which has
been under construction for 18 months, is estimated at over $10,000,000.
Fireman's
Commercial production of Zefran,
fiber, has begun near Williamsburg, Va., it was
staple fiber produced at Dow's James River Division will be
delivered to textile mills in the South, middle Atlantic area and NewZefran
the
in
Secondary
shares of
24
147.
p.
Insurance
A
—
of
70
Co.,
San
Francisco,
was
10,000
made on July
per
share,
with
a
It
com¬
was
Tire
has
&
July
22
by
Raymond
Firestone,
C.
it
President.
187,
of
Noble
Okla.,
County,
and
Collingsworth County,
property in
gas
a
'
Texas.
consideration
The
acquisition of these properties amounts to
the
for
developed.—V. 188, p. 348.
The gas property is only partially
$270,000.
.
.
Natural
thermal
and
dimensions
well
as
"musccvite"
properties,
Capacity—
mica,
can
with
irom
instrument
this
in
wide
months
di-clectric
ol'
shims,
and
forms
washers,
186,
the second
the
810.000
on
net
a
profit
$858,000
\
147.
of
in
in
company's
earnings for
60% Deeper Tread Announced
60f.r
a
deeper than normal tread,
Rubber
&
Vice-President,
new highway
tire,
the
The
$5,814,861.
were
the General Tire
by
slock.
common
1957
Co.
said:
on
with
its
the
Nygen
was
22.
July
"Named
in
standard
lobe-type
introduced
sizes
from
pumps
D.C.L.
(Deep
and
carcass
Series 450 Mechanical
new
a
230
to
12,000
available
are
wide
cubic
feet
Booster
minute.
per
single-stage
boosters
wherever their
as
applications
for
in
high vacuum pumping systems
un¬
'lumping, characteristics and reliable, low-maintenance .operation
needed.—V, 186, p. 2369,
usual
are
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 1. next, 2,285
2576.
p.
per
were
After
1957.
General Vacuum Corp.—New Product-—
eyeletted fabrications and com¬
produced for the electronics,
fields.—V.
for
Co.—Earnings Decline—
McQueen,
Lug),
These
variety
of
profit
share
llat contour, was evolved after years of research and
development.
The D.C.L. is in full production at General's Akron.
O., and Waco,
Tex. tire plants.—V. 188, p. 48.
%>.;j
being
are
missile
unusual
a
Paper-thin
corporation.
materials
guided
with
obtained
multi-holed,
other
and
material
a
he
now
complex
as
binations
Dundee Cement Co.—To Increase Plant
share
per
six
Truck Tire With
A.
Pump
Ford Radio & Mica Corp.—New Products—
cents
188, p.
Rubber
This corporation has
company, et al., have acquired the interests of Avila Oil Co. in
Centrahoma Oil Field. Coal County, Okla.; the North Sumner Field
This
the
1957.—V.
new-design truck tire, with
L.
2905.
p.
cents
first
Cross
is called "Diene" and Is the latest addition to Firestone's
long list
synthetic products.
The basic ingredient used in making Diene is butadiene, a chemical
derived from petroleum sources. The Firestone process for the produc¬
tion of Diene uses derivatives of lithium, a metal, as a catalytic agent.
It
71
sales
net
quarter
net
outstanding. This figure compares with
$1.03
per
share, after income taxes of
quarter of
announced
was
of
company's
second
consolidated
52
the
A
Rubber Co.—New Development—
to
equal
the
the
company's
$202,228,500
New
developed another important man-made rubber,
on
1958.
for
the
sales for
the
six
months
ended
May 31, 1958,
compared
with
$205,968,169
for
the
same
1957
period, William O'Neil, President announced on July 19.
Estimated earnings for the first half of fiscal 1958 were $3,110,169,
187, p. 1432.
Firestone
V.
The
were
or
share.
per
$572,990,
or
General Tire &
Calif.
offering of
secondary
cents
second
of
$13,133,911
$602,000,
shares
;
stock (par $2.50)
Co., Inc., at $48.50
&
concession
Firestone
188,
188, p. 245.
common
Blyth
announced
Exploration Co., Inc.-—Acquisition—
Drilling &
Fund
Offering
pleted.—V.
the launching of Zefran this Fall
production climaxes a nine-year effort by Dow which
began in 1949 at Pittsburg, Calif., where the company's Western Divi¬
sion chemists began the long process of screening hundreds of polymers
(long-chain molecular compounds; to find a new and uselul textile
initial
fiber material.—V.
by
dealer's
apparel field.
This
Equity Corp. above.—V.
ot
S838.959,
of Zefran Fiber—
First Commercial Production
England and will be used to support
of
quarter
against
income
common
Commercial
second
$9,645,883
The
Mich,
costing in excess of $30,000,000 have been completed, it was an¬
nounced by this company on July 29.
The plant, which will have an
annual rated capacity of 4,500,000 barrels, will he the largest single
unit, in the State ol' Michigan, " Ground lias been broken and con¬
Plans
has
struction
This
Dundee,
at
plant
cement
new
a
begun.
a
which
company,
senior
arranged
of
construction
for
was
financing
.
formed within the last few months, has
■ construction
of
the plant
through
for
Inc.
This financing consists of $18,000,000 first mort¬
gage bonds, due
1980, to be purchased by The Prudential Insurance
Co, of America
and a bank loan of $6,000,000 arranged, with The
First National City Bank of New York.
Blyth
Co.,
&
.
.
,
,
,
capital ol Dundee Cement will be provided by
by Holderbank FJnanciere Glarus A. (I., an
operating
and
holding
company.
In
addition to other interests,
Holderbank Fiuanciere owns or controls 24 cement plants in nine
countries,
including the St. Lawrence Cement Co., Clarkson, Out,.,
which operates two cement plants In Canada.™-V. 188, p. 348.
Equity
Swiss
junior
and
headed
interests
income
$2,984,825,
Fund
at
the
$21.58
In
semi-annual
its
for
report
six
the
the
reported as
$19.67
1957.—-V.
31,
of Dec.
Howard
&
Stock
1649.
Fund—Reports Record Assets
20,
Fund
greater
F.
This
Eaton,
report for the six months ended June
$101,215,167, a record high in the fund's
of
assets
history.
Charles
semi-annual
its
shows
1958
27-year
sharp
in
with $81,180,001 at Dec. 31,
1957.
of the funds trustees, attributed the
compares
Chairman
Jr.,
increase in assets partly to sales of new shares which were
than in any similar six-month period. Asset value per share
to $20.29 from the $18.14 reported at the end of December,
increased
1957.—V.
187,
This
to
corporation
.advise
Government
of
been
of
Bank
the
Iranian
Control
the
in
banks
personnel
Board
the
of
improvement
of their banking operations, under an agreement with tht International
Cooperation Administration.—V. 188, p. 348.
The
redemption
lor
28,
Aug.
on
1958,
all
Electronic
The
C.
Mass.—V. 188, p, 348.
the
has just issued its new 44-pfge bvouchure covering
engineering development, manufacturing, quality control
reliability engineering facilities.
now
firmly established in its plants in St. Petersburg,
last year front Teterboro, N. J.—V. 188, p. 245.
Gamble
"The
in
Emerson
Radio
&
Phonograph Corp.—Gets Contracts
Purchasing Oifice
a
group
of contracts by the Navy
in Los
Angeles, Calif., for development and produc¬
tion design work in the guided missiles
field, it was announced on
July 31 by George Rappaport, Vice-President in charge of Marketing
for
Emerson's
"These
"call
by
contracts,
for
Electronics
Street
Co,
Mr.
in
facturing
the
Washington, D. C. and others in its Engineering and Manu¬
Departments in Jersey City, N. J.—V. 188, p. 245.
SEC,
it
was
Investment
announced
on
Company Act of
July 28,
has
issued
order
an
under
1940
granting an application filed by.
The Equity Corp., New York
investing company, and Financial Gen¬
eral Corp., an affiliated
company of Equity, permitting Equity to sell
to
a
Financial General 49,989 shares of stock of United
price of $18.05 per share or an aggregate cash
$902,187.
Insurance
Co.
at
consideration
of
The 49,989 shares constitute all of the capital stock of United
Insurance Co., except for 11 directors'
qualifying shares.—V. 188,
p.
245.
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
Of
its
has
company
outstanding
accrued
called
5^
for
redemption
debentures
interest.
Cleveland,
Payment will be
Ohio.—V. 187, p. 2225.
due
Sept.
made
at
on
Sept.
1,
1,
at
1959
the
next,
$76,000
10014'/e
plus
Cleveland
Trust
Co.,
Federated Department Stores,
Inc.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 31,200 shares of common
stock
(par
$2.50)
was
made
July 28 by Lehman
Brothers and A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc. at $41.25 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1
per share. It was quickly
oversubscribed.—V. 187, p. 2799.
on
Fidelity Bankers Life Insurance Corp., Richmond, Va.
—Proposed Financing—The company now plans to offer
to the
public, through Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc., also
of Richmond, an issue of
$300,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at $7 per share.
It had originally been
planned to offer 450,000 shares to the stockholders on
a pro rata basis at
$5 per share, without underwriting.
The
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
expansion
and
other
corporate
1205.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co. of New York—
Secondary Offering — A secondary offering of 24,200
on
of
fixed
a
1557, of
price of
v"
Glidden Co.—Transfer
Lewis,
former
a
di¬
month,
/'
of
the
showing
and
false."
A
story
near
under
negotiations
when
on
States
$58,126,416,
for
first
the
increase
an
ago.—V.
188,
six
of
Corp.
Gamble-Skogmo,
for
far
so
well
as
months
9.3'Co
ended
the
over
or
the
On
American
and
of
lias
Airlines,
taken
General
Sale
Dynamics
the
of
July 29 by
has
Inc.,
option
an
on
purchased
those
as
in
June
30,
of
F.
25
600
jet
The
airliners
Division
Miami
it
1957
July 30 by C. R. Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer of
American Airlines, and by J. V. Nuish, President of Convair and Senior
The
Dynamics.
plane,
new
flight,
stop
capable of very high speed transcontinental non¬
designed by Convair to American's special require¬
was
the
B-58
The
Force's
W.
first
and
fastest
and
600
fastest
two
San
its
sister
transports.
Diego
plant,
jet,
The
where
supersonic
the
880
the
bomber,
Convair
already
model
as
soya
the
Con¬
also
will
be
addition
Okla.,
will
to
be
the
tire
started
October,
;
major expansion of the Miami
provide 214,000 square feet of floor
currently
production
of
plant
in
fifth
will
plant
Grace
for
Co.
&
plant
space
said.
company
employs more than 1.400.
In October
large off-the-road tires weighing up to
of
announced
Electronic
Grace
In
Delaware,
airport
Aug.
on
Chemicals,
will
International
construction
in
and
act
Metalloids,
the formation of a
The new company,
1
Inc.
sales
as
representative
Inc.
located
in
in
the
new
in¬
United
Puerto
Rico.
International Metalloids, Inc. is completing a plant in Toa
Alta, Puerto
Rico for the production of ultra-high
purity elemental silicon.
holds
held
a majority
interest in both companies.
The remainder
Pechiney,
the French
chemical
and
metallurgical firm.
originated the process for silicon production employed in the
by
Pechiney
Puerto
Rican plant.
Pending production
in
Puerto
Rico,
Pechiney silicon in the United States,
have
lis low
boron
its
ready
form.
p.
A
number
the
silicon
and
well
low
customers.
tested
content
acceptance
per billion.
The
new
880, will be the
in production at;
is
600
Miami,
as
by
as
offers
products will
the
have
reported
overall
in
are
marketing
the
product
of
time
to
results,
fox-
account
reported
in
polycrystalline
from
to
electronic
favorable
impurity level
Impurities
added
been
introduce
manufacturers
silicon
be
has
Grace
to
large
consumers.
company
Related
of
parts
densified
time.—V.
187,
2448.
built.—
188, p. 348.
Grace Line
General
Electric
Commercial
Co.—New
The
the
Resinous
Products—
The
availability of a series of new resinous products lor
applications, designed to withstand operating tem¬
up
to
500F,
announced
was
resins
provide,
in
one
July 25 by the company's
on
at Anaheim, Calif.
product, the optimum
two
combination
handling of polyesters, high temperature resistance ap¬
proaching phenolics, and desired electrical characteristics needed for
critical applications such as radomes. They are suggested for
applica¬
tions undergoing continuous exposure at 425F, or intermittent
exposure
at
General
500F.
will
enhance
the
Electric
engineers find
that additional
modifications
ability of these materials to withstand temperatures
600-700F.
The
v
products are 100T>
polymerlzable and B-stageable, thus
permitting use in impregnation towers.
Varying degrees of tack and
polymerization advancement can be obtained for application in prelmpregnated glass or pre-mix molding materials. Fabrication by both
vacuum
bag
techniques and matched metal die molds is possible.
new
—V. .188,
348.
p.
General
issues
Pierce,
oi
of
ease
'Santa
new
statement
plans
compaiiy
insured
ment
Inc.—Financing Plans—
following
"The
plastic
Chemical Materials Department,
of
well
as
proteins,
It.) Grace & Co.—Organized New Subsidiary—
R.
devices
Hustler.
Convair
world's
Convair's
V.
Air
the
1945,
began
potential
ments, Mr. Naish said.
It will be powered by four General Electric
CJ-805-21 aft-fan jet engines, developed from the J-79 turbojet that
powers
at
pounds for use
in
highway and
reclamation projects—V. 188, p. 349.
Grace
announced
was
on
of
HI.,
edible
July 29.
3,000
.States
jet
liners
Co.
on
building,
new
February
warehouse
factory
a
Tire
building 500 by 420 feet, the
a
(YV.
Convair
from
of
announced
The
since
is
luxury
Lockport.
and
products.
Goodrich Co.—Enlarging Tire Plant—
Goodrich
it was
of
Corp.
035-mile-an-hour
new
and
industrial
that
Construction
were
period
Airliners—
Convair
25
Seneca
soya
Canada
1958,
corresponding
Jet
additional
an
Indianapolis,
production of
and other
flour
and
.subsidiary,
Dynamics Corp.—Sells
the
soya
(B. F.)
Inc..
month
348.
p.
Chicago,
for
48.
p.
and
now
Hupp
spite of the fact that lust year, for
had a 25'o
increase.
Both
the
outlets
United
Soya.
favorable conditions and enables the company to step out of the
large-scale grain merchandising activities which are essentially foreign
the major paint-food-chemical operations of the company.—V.
188,
Supply
way
with
for
year
Sales
Central
under
in
month.
of
Chemurgy Division facilities consist of soybean processing
Chicago and in Indianapolis,
grain storage
facilities
provide lor the transfer to be effective Sept.
1,
date Central will purchase the Chemurgy Division
in¬
supplies and enter into a three-year lease, with option
to purchase,
the division's production and grain storage facilities.
The
transaction
provides Glidden with additional working capital
future.
Auto
negotiations
no
negotiations
no
President
agreements
1958.
gains.
sales
Total
the
in
were
/
•
to
in
year
corporation
company
"there
are
each
on July
28
Corp., were
Hupp
"Y-vi
•'
in
in
facilities
B.
that sales this
last
located
25, credited to Hupp Corp.,
currently engaged in merger
is
merger
Eckblom."
O.
Denied—
President,
and
to be completed in the
companies to he Western
these
increase
the
for
are
year
John
July
Jr.,
Glidden's
operations
ventories
and
•
Chemurgy Division—
Negotiations for the transfer of this company's Clieinurgy Division
Soya Co., Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind., were completed on July 29.
Completion of the agreement was Jointly announced bv Dwigtit P.
Joyce, Chairman and President of the Glidden Co., and Dale W. Mc-
The
B.
J.
"s"
-
of
to Central
Lechithin,
.
unfounded
are
Corp.
companies,
reported
an
ahead
bonds
Rosa'
of
and
to
be
approximately
first
preferred
Paula.'
The
correct:
$18,000,000
of
govern¬
ship mortgages on the
financing -will comprise
each,
to be underwritten by Merrill Lynch,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;: Smith,
Co.; and F. Eberstadt & Co., all of New
offering is expected in August, and
Santa
the year."—V. 187, p. 1433.
Smith;
Barney -Co.; White, Weld
York.
The 'Santa Rosa'
Paula'
understood
by
'Santa
and
$9,000,000
Fenner
is
issue
to
secured
offering later in
&
Grand
Union Co.—Debenture Subscriptions—Of the
$10,426,700 of 41/s% subordinated debentures (convert¬
ible until July 15, 1968)
recently offered to common
stockholders of record July 1 at par on the basis of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 23 shares held,
principal amount was subscribed for up to
$10,228,500
and including
Finance
Service
Corp.,
Huntington, Pa.—
Privately—This corporation has placed two
$500,000 promissory notes with the Mutual Life Insur¬
ance
Co. of New York, it was announced on
July 28.
Places Notes
July 21. The unsubscribed $198,200 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures were sold for group account
on July 22 at 116% plus accrued interest
through Mor¬
gan Stanley & Co. and W. E. Hutton & Co. and associates.
(See also V. 188, p. 49).—V. 188, p. 349.
Both notes fall due in 1973.
The financing was arranged
through Robert Fulton Maine, acting as agent for the
Green
borrower.
Proceeds
The
sales
Mountain
Power
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
will
Gross
be
used
corporation
finance
General
has
to
redeem
been
small
and
186,
in
notes
outstanding.
business
loan activity
since
Net
1938
and
engages
in
Preferred
1958
dividend requirements
57,300
—V.
186,
p.
59,200
$550,600
S1.28
earnings for common stock
Earnings per share of common stock
Working Agree¬
609.800
$622,800
Net
Motors Corp.—New Missile
$6,649,700
680,100
i
1957
$7,051,400
revenues
income
through nine offices in Pennsyl¬
1376.
p.
operating
$1.13
1376.
ment—
See
Mine
Safety Appliances Co. below.—V. 188,
General
Net
sales
Castings Corp.—Earnings Lower—
1958, compared with
Charles P. Whitehead,
to
$21,394,598
$24,931,332
earnings
Federal
income taxes
Per
share
810.0Q0
share
the
in
income
for the
shares
same
the
six
the
taxes
basis
of
first
half
outstanding.
a
year
months
first
on
six
Julv
period
$1,411,000.
same
of $1,577,707 for the
of $1,601,000.
earnings for the first
common
on
in
President, announced
Consolidated net earnings
after
Grolier
348.
p.
Society
Inc.—Semi-Annual
Six Months Ended June 30—
Steel
amounted
net
j
of
Gamble
are
861
I
shares of capita] stock (par
$5) was made
Board
of
Hupp
appeared, there
contemplate any
not
vania.—V.
purposes.—V. 187, p.
at
•/
rumors
Journal"
that
rumored
interest
shown
the
"the
Street
with
article
do
we
oilier
peratures
Labora¬
Equity Corp.—Sale of Stock Cleared—
The
the
Co.
&
the
of
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
further stated,
Electronics
Research
half
''''.v"?'
■ -y-'
Gamble
reinforced
Emerson
first
York
New
of
p,, 246,
that
rumor
reports
and
approximating $2,000,000," Mr. Rappaport said,
of certain phases of the work to be completed
Division's
Witter
Chairman
Division.
performance
Government
our
tories
Government
shares
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
stated
Wall
the
negotiations
vair
This corporation has been awarded
188,
the
Gainble-Skogmo, Inc.,
engaged in merger discussions or negotiations.
company
move
Dean
on
rumor
Vice-President
research,
and
by
Gamble,
of
Communications, Inc., St. Petersburg, Fla.
The company is
Fla., following its
share,—V.
per
in
earnings
proceeds are to go to the Estate of
corporation.—V. 186, p. 2576.
General
—Issues New Brochure—
its
2,502,260
first preferred stock at $10.25 per share, plus accrued
Payment will bo made at the Empire Trust Co., 20 Broad St.,
5, N. Y.—V. 186. p. 525.
its 6't>
dividends.
amounted-to
corporated
mortgage bonds, 4series due 1987 at 105.40'.;>
plus accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be made at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., 53 State St., Boston,
the
1958,
of the
denied
El Paso Electric Co.—To Redeem Mortgage Bonds—
called
on
30,
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Merger Discussions
B.
a
The company has
its outstanding first
$2.66
or
July 31
on
July
consulting
furnish
to
and
certain
and
Iran
engaged
Finance
share
per
With
compares
$53 per share
Mr.
has
the Minister
June
Millen,
lias
Ebasco Services Inc.—To Aid Iranian Banks—
ended
Friden, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 60,336 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
1649.
p.
$1,19
to
;
187, p.
months
outstanding.
This
$6,651,331,
carried
This
equivalent
sharte.
per
Mr,
Eaton
three
During the second quarter of 1957, net income amounted to $3,480,729, equivalent to $1.39 per share., w
(
Earnings for the six months ended June 30 were $5,933,275, or $2.37
ended
months
1958 shows assets of $180,210,593, compared with $161,778,741
end of December,
1957.
Asset value per share increased to
from
the
Fund—Assets Up—
Eaton & Howard Balanced
This
for
stock
common
rector
June 30,
shares of
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate—
Net
ago.
six
of
This
ended
months
June
of
30,
1957,
18.
amounted
This
of
were
compares
to
$1,333,-
1957,
$1.65
with
Net
Common
and
class
"B"
common
shares
1,923,700
2,054,763
1,997,503
1.971.519
$0.93
.
Earnings per share
186, p. 2270.
1957
$31,577,949 $34,418,910
income
—V.
Report—
1958
i
$1.01
»
with
compares
months
1958
Net sales
after
on
the
$1.95
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
stream Nears
per
The
be
Corp.—Prop-Jet GulfCompletion, First-Flight—
corporation's prop-jet
ready
for
first flight by
executive transport, the Gulfstream, will
mid-August, the first production airplane
Volume
Hearing
183
completion
issued July
The new
cial
a
airplane will
tnat
variety
Coast
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
schedule,"
according
to
announcement
an
niarket
time
it
the
Grumman's re-entry into
abandoned at the outset of the
been
company has
to the Navy,
aircraft
or
mark
best
well
as
known
to
as
as
the
Designed
undergo
as
"realistic"
a
exacting
the
for
orders
first
the
engines
already
Pressurised,
airplane
force
has
1959.
The
regulations
be
by two Rolls Royce Dart
millions of
hours
of
airline
10
maximum
a
12
or
appointed
Airmotive
Timinins
Grumman
latest
cruise
Corp.,
Aviation
bodies
four
distributors
Burbank,
of
speed
to
of
handle
of
metal
and
over
turbo-prop
operation
370
mph
the
tion
for
1959
boats,
Airmotive.
aircraft
Dallas;
market
which
program,
is
the
includes
hydro-foil
"sea-wings," truck
and
shipment by land, sea and
production at the Bethpage plant
six
months
of
1957
first
the
six
31,139,310
months
New Missile
Mine
of
shares
1958
the
sale
Co.
to
of
of
4ve%
bonds,
redemption
used
due
date
to
to
Financing—
be
fixed
for
the
latter
•
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Transistorized
tion
transistorized
type
General
units,
Manager
amplifiers,
announced
was
the
of
>
on
July
the
size
or
telemetry
The
directly into standard
18
electronic
meters,
within
5%
of the
Housed
the
to
temperature
anodized
aluminum
minimum
load
is
continuously
respectively,
overload
conditions,
and
and
a
of
variable
"Introduced
one
ago,"
has
units
operate
with
a
maintain a voltage gain
end 100 and perform with
the
complete
of
the
products
field
new
a
in
will
be
added
in
the
was
private
sale
reported
JJuly 31, is
on
institutional
to
promissory notes due 1978
'Authorization
Joseph
the
of
new
arranging for
to
preferred
is
subject
to
to
$6.12
reached
a
record
Net
lZW'c
to $9,336,913
income
share
per
187, p.
$10,000,000
proposed
of
last
to
$5.36
the
value
with
all
stock¬
managed
Northwestern's
entire
with
premium
has
contracts
two
to
of
with
Northwestern
Northwestern
companies,
all
assume
its
an
and
effective
liabilities
insurance
of
Hartford
offer
and Hartford, the latter
purchase by Inter-Canadian
for
its
business
amount
equal
to
give
it
1,
pay¬
65%
of
closer
N.
Hilton,
of
President,
prominent
debentures
to
the
population
said
on
Portlanders
July
have
construction
assure
of
and
will
give
tendered,
represent
the
out
sell
to
Portland
short of
shares
which
will
Uniloy
of
be
sold
with
Uniloy
a
Corp.
1958.
stock.
the
a
to
to
be
1
Hoover
permanent
to
and
sales of
dies
Hoover.
reliable
$1,072,451
and
for
the
special
The
for
source
and
its
these
fiscal
'IIupp
will,
which
provide
items.
year
ended
Fob.
Excluding dividend income and officers life insurance expense,
was
$54,344 ior the year.—V. 138, p. 49.
income
'
will
acquisition
r
Corp.—Merger Rumors Denied—
See Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. above.—V. 187, p.
2002.
the
industries
process
to
the
to
Revodex—a
read-out
dial
and
dicating
shiny,
in
use
assembly
standard
REEL—a
of
electronic
and
ground environment testing
»
.
.
for multiple
i
■
*
v
.
uniquely square
for fast switching
-
used
less.
or
/
a
that
eliminates
reading
errors
by • single
scale
ambiguity.
This direct reading 3-digit, turn in¬
to position any
multi-turn device ot 10- turns
low
is
dial
.
Type PC-5 Resistor—a high temperature resistor specifically-designed
printed circuit use.—V. 187, p. 2800.
-A:
for
International Telephone & Telegraph
New Airborne Transmitter—
been
These
their
required
Inter-Canaclian
had
Corp.—Develops
A
pint-sized radio station, located in the nose of a guided, missile,
now helps to
draw an electronic map of its flight through, space as
it streaks towards its
target, it was announced on July 28.
Developed and designed by this corporation's laboratories for Sandla
Corp.
of
pldt
Albuquerque, N.
missile's
a
distance
of
30
M.,
trajectory
miles,
is
unit
in
now
at
use
the
to
under
is
device
within
two
conditions
normally considered unsafe
of
accurate
so
yards
of
the
visibility
poor
that
it
target
can
at
and in
a
areas
for
working personnel. One version, of the
Atomic Energy Commission's
Salton Sea
the
(Calif.)
Test Range.
equipment includes a transmitter on the ground linked to three
strategically located receivers paralleling the projectile's route. By
measuring to 10-billionths of a second the elapsed time of a signal
from
ground transmitter
to missile
and
back
again to the
three
ground receivers, man can compute and plot the enttre trajectory
The
the
missile
from
airborne
"had
to
have
launching
transmitter,
perfect
to
impact.
occupying
only
cubic
50
inches
of
space,
frequency
phase stability over a wide range of
temperature, vibration and shock," according to Albert E. Cookson,
director ol' the ITT Laboratories' missile guidance section.—V.
188,
p. 247.
Realty Mortgage &
C.—Registers With SEC—
S.
The
July
(6%
stock..
The
certiiicates
denominations
share.
The
efforts
is
a
be
and
company
estate
250,000
shares
in
public
sale
offered
be
John
by
E.
class
of
B
March
on
pertaining
financing.
class
of
in
various
initially
an
10c
and
and
10c
value
par
a
best
President.
sold
be
by
proposes
dealing in
capital¬
value;
authorized
stock,
common
stock,
common
owning
to
has
It
A
will
1958,
26,
on
Morton,
par
and
$250,000
Investors
income
certificates.
The
company
was
sponsored and
by John E. Morton of Aiken.
Mr.
Morton,
in addition to
being president of the company, is a director and a holder (of record
and beneficially)
of 98% of the company's class B common stock.
devised
of
the
offering
riess expenses estimated
at $50,000
if
offering is sold) will be used by the company or by others
with the company for
the purpose of owning,
buying and
Proceeds
the entire
dealing
and
to
estate
real
the
otherwise
dealing in real estate, or matters pertaining
improvement thereof, in the areas in which
the
and
will
company
operate.
Jacksonville Capri Associates, Ltd., Jacksonville, Fla.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
July
partnership
23,
at
price
a
filed
of
registration
a
covering
1958,
sold
la:
$325,000
$5,000
of
statement with the SEC on
limited partnership interests to
participation
per
unit.
underwriting
No
involved.
The
prospectus states
Florida,
Motel
in
connec¬
On
conten¬
May
into
the
that
8,
members
estate
Slade,
Leon
acquiring
as
Feldman & Co.,
and Leon Slade.
partnership, entered
Allan
of
Gilbert
nominee
Ltd., is a
laws of the State
operating the Capri
partnership, who are
Associates,
the
and
the
of
firm
Feldman,
S.
Capri
under
1958,
8,
of
The
real
Allan
1958.
May
on
the
in
are
Jacksonville
purpose
Jacksonville.
in
if the
102,924
been
tendered
matters
estate
shares
250.000
York,
plus
will
and
incorporated
real
and
of
partners
undertakings,
for
per Certificate, and the class A
public sale at a price of $2 per
for
cpmpany
was
generally
engage
real
other
and
offered
100%
certificates
the
by
be
offered
expected that the stock and certificates
directors, and employees of the company.
New
made
will
|rice of
will
stock
basis
The
of
Corp., Aiken,
also
officers,
to
at
stock
common
It
Financial
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC pn
24,
1958,
covering
$250,000 of
investors
income
certificates
ten-year maturities) and 125,000 shares of its class A common
also
S.
Gertner,
for
the
agreement to purchase the Capri Motel for the sum of $744,000,
an
payable partly by cash and partly by mortgages.
According to the
prospectus, Jacksonville Capri Associates, Ltd., has no paid-in capital
at present.
$25,000 has been advanced by the general partners as a
deposit on the purchase contract which is to be repaid to them upon
the formation of the limited partnership out of the proceeds of sale
of
the
limited
partnership interests proposed to be
offered.
The
balance of the initial capital will also be obtained from the sale of
•uch
interests.
"
"
:
'r1-,
an
help
amount
cable
a
STRIP—GRIT
scanning, and alarm systems. .••" ',y>
'■
Memory Core—Type IR880 which offers
B-H hysteresis loop,
making it particularly useful
memory matrices in digital computers
liquida¬
shares
under
187, p. 2906.
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co. (& Subs.)—Earns
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
sales—
1958—6 Mos.—1957
1958 -3 Mos.—1957
$12,652,777 $13,904,790 $26,803,100- $28,351,026
-
inc.
before
Profit
taxes
3,450,572
1,224,538
1,517,901
2,708,388
(est.)
648,550
806,075
1,411,523
1,806,009
$711,826
$1,296,865
$1,644,563
Capital shs. outstanding
$575,988
903,577
$0.64
903.577
903,577
*$0.79
$1-44
Prov.
card manufacturing
plant, built by the corporation's Supplies
went into operation at Dayton, N. J., on July 28 according
the
serve
customers
the
in
for
Fed.
Cana-
&
taxes
inc.
E. L. McCall. This new
rapidly
growing
needs
127,000 square
data
of
processing
Net
'
the
Earns,
original
master
completed in only seven months from the time
announcement
storage
control
lrom
storage
shipment.-
overhead
console,
and
of
plans
last
Dec.
in
As
26.
all
other
new
the
H.
to
LaMotte,
corporation's
low-cost
line
of
corporation
covering
offered
for
at
1958
shares
program
specifically
smaller business was
Executive
Data
IBM
Vice-President
share
per
rights
903,577
*$1.82
to
by
on
common
the
expire
Howard,
by
SEC—
28 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par two cents) to be
stockholders
basis-of
on
Weil,
Aug.
ono
25,
new
1058.
Labouisse,
of
record
Aug.
15,
share for each five
The offering will be
Friedrichs
<fc
Co.,
^
New
Orleans, La.
The
assets
.
proceeds
and
for
to be used to retire bank loans, to invest in fixed
working capital.
r
are
Koehring Co.—Reports Improvement in Earnings—Shipments
and
company's
Mr.
Steelman
earnings
fiscal
said
upward in the second quarter of
according to J. R. Steelman, President.
result of the increase In construction
turned
year,
that
as
a
several of the company's divisions have already shown im¬
in orders booked, beyond the seasonal increase expected
of the year. He added that other divisions a*ppear to
leveled oat after the decline of the past year.
Steelman continued: "This would indicate that the bottom has
awards,
designed
to
announced
and
the
be
office
bring
on
General
Processing Division.
Under
card equipment can
punched
July
shares
subscription
$20
held;
the
the
-
383.
p.
on
15,000
underwritten
until ready for shipment. By operation of
individual orders are automatically selected
directly to
the
loading platform
for
"
marketing
187,
Kalwar Corp., New Orleans, La.—Files With
SEC
delivered
'Introduces New Low-Cost Line—
*A
share—
per com.
♦Adjusted.—V.
New
Supplies
Division plants
at
Endicott, N.
Y.;
Washington,
D.
C.;
Grcencastle, Ind.; Sherman, Texas; and Sari Jose, Calif., manufacturing
equipment features extensive
automation
In
materials
handling.
A
unique conveyor system is employed to handle
and
store
finished
cartons
of
punch cards. This conveyor system
accepts
the
sealed
cartons
directly
from
each
manufacturing
machine
station,
auto¬
matically segregates each customer's order, and holds the order in
a
profit
The
Construction has been
L.
1
of
even
optioned
mechanization
'
have
offer.
that
connection
trouble-free
for
Ferrite
the
of
cafeteria.
of
acquisition
machinery
this
commitment
facility will
conveyor
principally
had
by
in
flat
featuring
pressure
York-Philadelphia area.
It is com¬
prised of a single-story manufacturing building with an attached twostory
structure
housing
administrative
offices
and
an
employee's
,
50,000 shares of Hoover stock
authorized and unissued stock.
The
tools,
purchase
the ulant's General Manager,
machine
187,
owns
issued
or
new
loot
Hilton.
shares.
manufactures
should
disclosures
of is insurance business is against any established
These stockholders also had offered to acquire North¬
$45 per share, subject to the condition that shares
together with
those
held
or
otherwise
acquired,
would
51% of the outstanding shares of Northwestern.
The Com¬
and
Division,
globe,
Co.—Merger Approved—
of
that
at
offer.—V.
$45
A
$3,000,000
*
Uniloy
the status
stock
15,000
Corp.
been
Hoover
its
be given
amount
tnerefore,
of
in
Com¬
rejected,
bank
designed
multi-conductor
resistors
International Business Machine Corp.—New Plant—
will
stockholders on July 23 approved a merger of this company
UniLoy Corp. of Saline, Mich. The merger was slated to become
effective July 31, 1958.
Iloover will
acquire all the stock of Uniloy through issuance of
65,000
and
stock
;
Displacement Transducer—which features longer linear
for equivalent cost and higher output
(sensitivity >.
Compu-Tran Pressure Transmitter—designed for low cost application
dlau
,
Hoover Ball & Bearing
the
at,
finance the stock purchase, fell
the amount which would be required if all 125,000 shares were
tendered
$3,000,000 debenture sales campaign began on July 25.—V.
1
inter-Canadian's
noted
unwritten
30.
set
Northwestern
stock
,rtendered
Portland
of
centers
represented
to support
earned
Hilton Hotel
(Ore.)
world
were
company
a
the
the
Northwestern
Act,
Products—
connectors.
equipment—and GRIP
packaging
for
automatic
of
selling,
reserve.
been
103,929
funds borrowed
to
effect
their
purchases.
Also
temporary bank borrowings by Intcr-Canadian of lip
provide the necessary additional funds for the pur¬
Company
An
Compu-Tran
on
of
punch.
key
components.
North¬
upon
to
re¬
Jan.
of
to
of
were
western
The
.
stock
Investment
compared
with
t
from
public policy."
year.
from the $10,626,252
amounted
17-story Portland
great hotels in
identification with
■
net
Minneapolis,
the
Cotnmission
ruling
that
the
stockholders
their contention that the liquidation of Northwestern
is against the public interest, nor are we aware that the discontinuance
than
p. 2226.
28.
of
purchase
all stock
operation
the
sizes
new
and
composition
insertion
method
for
"failed
in
more
and
flexible,
boards
fixed
organized
tions
1894.
the
group
have
and
24
range
is
mission
high of $293.811,817—5%
$278,852,384 which was established
of
down
was
1957.
last year.—V.
one
net
unearned
of
agreed
to
stockholders
tion
revealed
was
record
new
share
per
body
green
automation
new
Co.—New
lightweight,
partnership
Hilton Hotels Corp.—To Build Hotel in West—
The
will
and
shares
connected
way
Inter-Canadian
tion
the
Heinz Co.—Sales Up 5%—Earns. Off 12*4%—■
previous
fiscal
in 4%
Co.
Inter-Canadian
between
has
IBM
a
by this company at the 1958 Wescon
Calif., on Aug. 19-22, are as follows:
Angeles,
wiring
GBT-1
of
of
and
Net income
in
-A
decision
a
hearing in opposition to the granting of Inter-Canadian's
application. They contended that the acquisition of North¬
western stock by Inter-Canadian for
the announced purpose of caus¬
ing its liquidation is against public interest and is against the policy
construct
sales
Conrad
also
Northwestern
$3,200,000
printed
—
ization
19,800
plan, a basic
This basicsofter and an
new
month.
a
machines,
standard
a
introduced
Los
Cable—a
with
use
In
mission's
of $2,000,000 of
$2,000,000 of pfd. stock.
company recorded the third highest net income
history for the fiscal year which ended April 30, it
July 21 by H. J. Heinz II, President.
much
of
Insurance
per
termination
as
the
$270
50
Minn.—Purchase
the acquisition by Inter-Canadian
and the liquidation of Northwestern.
conducted
Under
as
Series
Resistance
be
to
held
exemption
the
investors
and
This
The
to be offered at $20
2064.
issuance
Marine
$41
well
as
50.
little
the
Investors
the
assets
management
any
plus
interest
exempted are
187,
by
be
p.
accepted by holders of sufficient
shares, or approximately 83%.
of
the outstanding Northwestern stock.
The commission's exemption
order
permits the purchase of
12,537 shares from an officer and
certain directors of Inter-Canadian acquired by them in
anticipation
of the latter's offer.
They will be paid their cost of $41 per share
C.
to
(II. J.)
Net
$10)
(par
toward
between
agreements
in
by
The
approval of
a
special meeting will be called later this year.
Wilson, President, said proceeds of the financing would
and equip a new research
laboratory in Webster,
N. Y. and for general corporate
purposes.—V. 187, p. 1785.
stockholders
the
its
be
GBT-%
of
with the SEC
chase.
tion, it
on
has
to tender its
to
Certain
its
stock
Minneapolis,
&
at
Products
to
The
letter of notification
a
Inter-Canadian
give notice of
Northwestern's
Haloid Xerox, Inc.—Plans Private Sale—The
corpora¬
be used
1915
Northwestern
accordance
future.—V.
near
portfolio
contract
Hartford
ment
policy.
that
to
western
2334.
p.
1957,
business.
a
relating
into
Fire
proposal,
since
1959.
Dr.
company
11,
Corp., Walla Walla, Wash.—Files
common
Northwestern,
insurance
Gulton Industries
is
setting
up
a
organization to handle the Ceroc tools as well
and separate
other
as
entrance
of
10
Generale
diversification
our
the
agreed
and
their
marks
with
March
on
warranted,
to
develop and
in
Alabama
acquired
from
and Tony D. Pittman, Jr. The
Exchange Commission—
Corp.,
Northwestern
Under
Gulton said,
"these Ceroc tools
d'Electro-Ceramique in France, have
ability to cut faster and last longer than comparable
ceramic tungsten carbide tools, with an
efficiency 4 to 16 times greater.
According to Dr. Gulton, "the marketing of the new ceramic tools
year
by Compagnie
Maryland
if
Such stock is now held by
approximately 500 per¬
including 19,800 shares held by Hartford Fire Insurance Company
which
cutting tools will be marketed exclusively throughout
North America by Gulton
Industries, Inc., it was announced on July 21
by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President.
proven
of
insurance
a
stability
ceramic
produced
value,
par
He
preliminary step looking
ohms,
between
lc
on
properties
July 25 filed
on
machine,
Series
as
of
system
International
New
Northwestern stock.
negligible vibration noise characteristics.
French
stock,
SEC
share,
of Northwestern
tendered
to it, subject to the
condition, among others, that shaves
would be deposited which, together with the
1,005 now held by InterCanaclian, would aggregate 6G2/a% of the 125,000 outstanding shares of
the
cases,
10,000
stock.
Northwestern's
Under
the
maintain
gain
the
for
sold.
in
and,
July 29 announced
on
a
recorders
range.
in
recommended
that
environmental
severe
ounces
common
with
line
two
which includes completely automatic calculation, re¬
and \ summary
punching, can also be rented under the
50 plan with proportionate dollar
savings over the next larger
line of IBM equipment.—V. 188, p. 350.
'
Co.
I.
of
sons,
maximum
mica
Securities and
holders
Anti-microphonic even under
weigh
only
4
and
4.5
shares
explore
and
common
as
frequencies.
up
of
SEC
stock
transistorized
amplifiers,
Models
F-510TU
and
special circuit techniques and have extremely high
input
a
continuously variable gain permitting their direct
variety of piezoelectric transducers without fall-off at low
linearity within 2%
Trust
granting
an
application of this investment company for an order of exemption
under the Investment Company Act
permitting its acquisition of capital
equipment.
units
<fc
low-cost
installed
include
producing
to
statement
of
O.
The
and
a
three
to
Inter-Canadian
use
with
expanded
of Insurance Stock Cleared—
of
Glennite
F-528LU,
impedance
use
feed
accounting
of
share, without underwriting.—-V. 176,
per
no
filament
power
and
only
20%
of
the
plate
power
tube type amplifiers, the new Glennite amplifiers are air¬
instruments designed to amplify signals from
high impedance
to
shares
incorporated
was
covering 25,000 shares of
by Abraham I.
Glennite Instrumenta¬
corporation's
each
first
The corporation
-
Amplifiers-
one-third
for
its
be
can
would
Scries
construc¬
redemption
$30,000
registration
a
Insurance Exchange
Needing
required by
transducers
for
and
graphite
With
of
part
Division.
borne
and
also is sole owner of
Carr-Rigdon & Co.
Stewart, Secretary and Director of
the
company,
and
Tony D. Pittman
Jr., Treasurer and a director, own (of record and
beneficially) 15.4% and 13.2%, respectively, of the
outstanding shares.
Proceeds
of
the offering will be used as follows:
$90,000 for the
company s exploratory
program,
$150,000 for operating capital, and
the remainder for
repairs, equipment, etc.
'
v.
The issue and sale of the new bonds is
subject to the approval of the
Federal Power Commission.—V.
187, p. 2448.
of
loans
Wall, Marshall I. Stew-art,
company has a capitalization of
25,000,000 shares of common stock,
lc
par
value, of which 390,810 shares ai'e
outstanding. Joseph O.
Wall, President and Chairman of the Board" of the
company, is the
owner
(of
record
and
beneficially)
of
22.2%
of
the
outstanding
349.
.
Development
equivalent tube
bank
repay
The
shares
Marshall
October.
Dranetz,
calls
Polystrip
for
funds
filed
corporation
Joseph
presently outstanding $17,000,000
according to Roy S. Nelson, President.
expected
Co.
proposes
operate
retire
1987,
is
two
and
&
basis.
shares
p.
has called
sinking
1958, covering 600,000
offered for public sale
The
company's
outstanding, net earnings for
equivalent to $3.72 per share versus
Safety Appliances Co. below.—V. 188,
the
of
corporation
be
$201,755,000,
the
Working Agreement—
proceeds will be
of
The
to
at
a
price of $1 per share through
Carr-Rigdon & Co.,
underwriters, on a best
underwriters will receive a commission of 15c for
each share sold
together with a cash allowance of $60,000 for
expenses.
In
addition the company
has given the underwriters an option
to
purchase 400,000 shares of the
stock, at lc per share, on the basis
now
were
used
July 24,
The company on July 28 announced it
plans to sell at competitive
bidding $17,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1988. Bids are
expected
to be opened Sept. 15.
The
system
~
The
stock.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Plans Bond
-issue
IBM
349.
Industrial Minerals Corp.,
Washington, D. C.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
$6.48 per share in the same period of 1957.
While earnings in the first half of
1958 were lower than in the
corresponding periods of the past two years,
they were higher .than
in any similar period prior to 1956.
*
See
247.
etforts
approximated
including $30,686,000 gain realized from
remaining shares of Texas Gulf Sulphur
on
chased.
was
p.
Indianapolis, 117 East Washington St.,
Indianapolis 9, Ind.—V. 188,
p.
,
net
earnings from operations of this corporation and
companies consolidated
for the
first
six
months
of
1958
reported on July 22 as approximately
$115,737,000. Total net
first
be
Bank
of
for
Estimated
Based
188,
on Aug. 29, next,
through
first mortgage 3%%: bonds,
due Sept. 1,
1980, $45,000 of first mortgage 3;%%
bonds,
series C,
due Sept.
1,
I960,
and
$45,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series D, due Sepl. 1, 1980, all at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Merchants National
Corp.—Reports Lower Earnings—
the
to
are
corporation
operation
series b,
subsidiary
the
proceeds
Dearborn
Oil
for
share
per
V.
see
saving in price over the heretofore minimum cost of a
corresponding punched card system.
The machine may also be pur¬
program.
lLc
Philadelphia
aircraft currently in
supersonic F11F-1 Tiger and the F9F-8T, both
jet aircraft,
the
passenger-and-cargo carrying TF-1 Trader,
the anti-submarine
S2F
Tracker,
the
early-warning WF-2 Tracer and the Albatross
amphibian. In addition to the Gulfstream. the
company is also pro¬
ducing the Ag-cat for the commercial market as an
agricultural
airplane.—V. 18G, p. 349.
income
$40.50
details,
5
considerable
Partial Redemption—
\
containers
cargo
The
at
marketing
deposits
Inc.,
Calif.; Southwest
Military
were
stock at
For
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc. — Bonds
Placed Pri¬
vately—The corporation, it was announced on
July 29,
has arranged to place
privately, through Blyth & Co.,
Inc., an issue of $3,000,000 first mortgage 4%
bonds,
series E, due Sept. 1, 1980.
to
Montreal.
include the
Gulf
Stock
—
common
show
re-entry into the commercial
in the company's diversification
item
Co.
Sold—The public offering
July 24 by Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates of
quickly oversubscribed.
passengers.
s
production
trailer
prior
already has
company
powered
tne Gulfstream,
all of which are now
accepting
delivery. Distributors are Atlantic Aviation Service
Pacific
of
and
transport.
will
carrying
in
airline
of
air.
supplier
a
Air
Power
on
350,000 shares of
war.
aircraft, the Gulfstream will
flight test
program
to
obtain
government
proved by
plane has
the
leet,
Grumman
the
Korean
executive
vigorous
under
new
Gulfsrream
25.000
and
certification
delivery of
The
Idaho
made
commer¬
(445)
system
an
4b
and
the
Guard.
CAA
25
"on
.
14.
aircraft
Since
Number 5765
July
29
Manager
plan,
a
installed
by
of
new
with
provement
at
this
have
Mr.
been
time
reached
in
construction
equipment
sales
and
the
trend over tne
6
nest
be generally upward. However, because of the
the Impact on profits of an Increase In business
will
months
12
competitive situation,
shipments in the second quarter,
the three months ended
1953. totaled $12,740,000, while net income after Federal
taxes
was
$332,201, which after preferred dividends
was
equal to
19 cents a common share on the
1,484,663 shares of common stock
outstanding ou May 31 last. Second quarter net shipments in 1957
fiscal year were £16,683,033 and net income after taxes was $301,010
equal after preferred dividends to 55 cents a common share based
on
1,478,284 common shares outstanding.
For the si:: months ended May 31,
1958, Koeliring Company had
31,
of
shipments
$21,863,000,
compared
with
$30,668,092
the
in
be
responding period of 1957. Net income after taxes was $333,201 which
preferred dividends was equal to 15 cents a common share on
after
distributed
currently
1,4844*68
outstanding shares, against net income after
period of $1,541,996, and after preferred dividends
Was equal to 32 cents a common share,
Mr. Steelma.n pointed out that further reductions have been made
taxes
in
the
1957
inventories in the past quarter to bring the aggre¬
to $6,000,000 from the peak level of approximately
$28,000,000 nine months ago. He said that bank Indebtedness and other
gate
liabilities
bank
have
reduced
been
indebtedness
will
be
added
and
made
that
the
during
reductions
further
quarter.—V.
third
'last three
Bankers
In
Trust
banks and acts
.
This
other
for $131,250,
September,
stock
held by
for
bank,
a.
to Dec,
:
financial difficulties
the
encountered
.
sev¬
8,737
$257,527
Interest expense
$324,578
161,181
157,610
45,000
development
deferred
Hotel
Corp.
Air
expenses
test
184,
cents
Bank
Industries
Trust
(&
tnxes_;
income
for Federal
June
operations.
capital shares outstanding..^
common share
Not
Number
of
shares
per
•Includes
Monroe
-
$1.59
Machine
Calculating
for
Co.
The
period
entire
an(
corporation has called for redemption
E debentures, due Sept. 1,
the
of
Bank
branch
any
of
in
Canada
Scotia.—V.
Nova
Sept. 1, next, $320,000
on
1977
at
(Yukon
186,
103',)
Territory
excepted >
The
first
license
the
at.
mercial
Jet
Service,
Inc.,
air transpoits
and
has
authorized
for
been
entered
maintenance
Into
by
of
Lockheed Aircraft
Airplane Co.
Boeing
Boeing has appointed Lockheed Aircraft Service its
4,466,637
8,413,260
in
York.
the
The
U.
707
this
S.
Jet airliners
fall.—V.
188,
are
scheduled
to
/ 3.590,271
.1
2.923,665
2,923,665
$1.23
owned
The
assets
to
dealers
the
on
and
camera
Wittnauer
new
Cine-Twin,
the
business
of
in
profit
world's
shipments
first
the
new
subsidiary
camera
for
the
fiscal
to
year
$558,857
June
equal
to
$1.51
Division,
it
announced
was
by
1958
nuclear
and
share.
31,
Sli.s°caWea?.^VTm, ^249L hRd bCen ShiPPed Prl°r t0 the Gnd °f
Lord
Elgin_ Hotel Co., N. Y. City—Registers
Proposed
SEC
covering
Company.
With
of
July 29 filed a registration statement with the
$1,655,000 Limited Partnership Interests in the Hotel
The
$250
a
New
interests
commission
Louis
General
The
to
be
the
offered for
underwriter,
sale at
$5,000
Tenney
S.
Partners
partnership
&nown
the
as
is
a
Adler,
as
assets,
reported
and
Charles
proposes
to
N.
Feld
organized in July
and
Jonas
Bernstein
purchase
the
unit
of
July
on
This
on
June
total
22
as
Limited
a
366-room
Partner
hotel
building
Elgin Hotel, in Ottawa, Canada, together with
its
furniture, furnishings and equipment, the ground lease and fee
title to contiguous land.
The purchase price of $4,735,000 in
Canadian
and
U.
S.
funds
are
to
be
represented
as
follows:
being
represented
and
by
the
balance
existing
of
mortgages
on
the
hotel property
of $845,000 Canadian
funds
and
anew
25
year-purchase money second mortgage trust deed of $1,600,000 Cana¬
dian funds.
At the closing, the
existing mortgages of $845,000 will be
replaced by a new 25-year purchase money second mortgage trust deed
oL $1,600,000 Canadian funds.
Of the
increase of $755,000 resulting
frpm this refinancing, $720,000 will be used to cover the cash
in Cana¬
dian
funds payable as part of the purchase
price and the remaining
$35,000
sions,
seller,
will
and
available
other
Lord
property
be
for
expenses.
Elgin
81
Management Ltd.
for
Hotel
years.
pre-payment charges, brokerage commis¬
Title will be held by the partnership.
The
Limited,
The
will
property
take
will
back
be
a
net
managed
lease
by
on
the
National
and
science
in
IliCal
>
on
work
-
'/
*
individually
engineering
Okla.,
Muskogee,
in
plant
operate" for the Navy
overall
way
no
of
programs
each
'
-•
with
*
,
companies
other
research
will
be
available.
made
y
Callery
which
w
is
building
will
and
r
.
.
solid and liquid fueled rocket pro¬
pulsion. systems including the^ skills and facilities of Reaction Motors,
Inc., recently acquired by Thiokol.
*..
; »•;•
Thiokol
Thiokol
also
its
auds
.
capabilities
in
operates for other rocckt divisions, including a govern¬
and
development
plant at
Redstone Arsenal,
a government-owned, Thiokol-operatcd
rocket produc¬
research
ment-owned
Ala.;
Kunsville,
tion plant at
Longhorn Ordnance Works, Marshall, Texas: and the com¬
and Brigham City, Utah.
rocket plants in Elkton, Md.,
engines
have
been
used
for
the
pany's
own
Thiokol
31,
Fund's
net
103,178,619
Net
income
income
after
total
$10.98,
was
with
compared
Massachusetts
Hospital
Dec.
31,
as
a
new
of June
increase
an
as
of
record
30
was
1958
increased
$19.38
as
187,
p.
compared with
Publishing
Co.,
$2,489,934
earnings
or
were
94
cents
per
$3,226,499
or
$17.57
of
cents
15
cents
7
per
the
21
per
442,273
782,16g
$0.22
$0.4(1
:—
—
of earnings during the second quarter to the
realized during the first three months of the year,
share
share
share
per
to 22 cents per share.
the half year up
of
months
six
first
cents
1957,
was
40
cents
attributable
per
share
to-the
was
second
During
earned of which
quarter.—V. 188,
351.
p.
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Operations Profitable—
This
company
third
Final
1896,
operated
profitably in
the quarter
ending July 31—»
quarter of its fiscal year, according to J. Russell Duncan,
who also reported a reduction in the company's bank loans.
figures
available,
income,
1958, of
of 1957
months
p.
/
1,193,069
taxes—
bringing earnings for
the
Inc.—Earnings—
share.
For the first six
$1.22 per share.—V. 187,
-
$8,195,271
A.
President,
company and its subsidiaries report consolidated net
after all charges and taxes, for the six months ended June 30,
1957
1958
630.873
—___
18.1';?
1896.
This
1545.
Speeht, President, said that net operating revenues for the first
six months of 1958 were 8'c
below those for the comparable period of
1957.
Economies and improved operations made possible the addition
of 2,073,458 shares outstanding.
10.3(i—V.
of
30.
June
Operation
187, p.
—$7,507,800
Earnings per share—
C.
Sykes, President of
Lacrosse,
vehicle,
test
Chemicals Corp. of America—Earnings—
&
revenues
before taxes
with
Hercules,
Nike
Re-entry
the Navy's Polaris.—V.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
compared
X-17
operating
'
30
Lockheed
for development of
Net
Fund, Boston, Mass.—Assets Up—
assets
net
with
1957
Falcon,
tnd
net
June, 30, 1958 has reached a new high of $40,194,089
The net asset value
he
quarter
third
on
however,
operations,
are
not
yet)
added.
authorized the payment
of
the regular
quarterly interest on the company's debentures on
Aug.
15 to holders of record Aug. 14.
Dividend action was again
deferred on the first and second preferred stocks.—V. 187, p. 2551,
also
Duncan
Mr.
said
that
directors
had
.
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Stock Offered—The
$720,000 in Canadian
£^rdi1,57d'000,ln U' S' Dollars in cash
S2.445.C00
Canadian funds
.
to advance
arrangement in
Callery's role in the project will be to provide propellant components
space vehicles.
The Pittsburgh. Pa., firm lias pioneered in the
development of high energy fuel for jet aircraft and missiles] Callery's
liquid fuel, EiCal, is being produced at the company's new La.vrence,
Kansas, plant.
Early next year production will start at the $38 million
187, pp. 678 and 2335.
1958
Lord
State's
lor
"
its
:
In:
"apply;
,
production
or
'"
t
continue Wo
working
new
'
will
bilities
Inc'
'as
Newman
pioneered
have
concentrated effort
sales
research,
individual
company.
104,677,195
$1,045,828,118,; representing
share
per
Lawrence A.
The
1949.
of
who
•General Motors, through its Allison
and AC Spark Plug divisions,
will; provide the talent for, air breathing, engines, guidance systems,
missile components and structures.
In addition, GM's complete capa¬
Insurance
since Dec.
as
i
.
companies
three
pool
Up—
representing
191,464 shareholders.
McGraw-Hill
limited partnership
Alexander
per
Associates,
York,
company
with
to
are
Thipkrl,
of
the
travel.
1
In the announcement recently the three explained that, "Although we
"We
Co., the trustee, announced on "July 25.
making his semi-annual report to shareholders, Mr. Sykes noted
that-despite a general business recession, the Fund has continued the
steady growth it has enjoyed since it was first offered to the public
in
t:°ml3any
jointly by Mine*
engaged in defense product development and manufacture. Our three-*
way agreement in no way restricts any of the parties from seeking
work, either on a prime or xub-comrac.'ing basis."
■
In
Offering With SEC—
4
■
the
Aug.
on
the field of astronautics."'
oiWorld leadership in
.Minerals
of
Massachusetts Life
in'net
Life
;
*
technology of three firms
by Harlow H. Curtice,
Sar.ncr. President of Callery; and
plan to .combine
made
President
Matador,
$1,149,844,598,
shareholders^
1958
March 31.—V.
on
This Fund
.
(owned
guided missiles ai.d space
the
of
was
agreement
the
restricts
shield¬
reactor
Trust—Asset Value
company
of
194,301
value
asset
$10.14
Callery Chemical Co,
Corp..
field of
the
Crosby,
W.
,
cover
investment
March
on
Net
per
H
of $385,000 has
been
awarded
this
studies on a nuclear seaplane project
Investors
30,
shares owned by
movie
net profit of $709,524,
However, a starting up
to $150,667, reduced the
amounting
Motors
in
Under
on
(Md.)
Baltimore
will
a
$629,208.
net
initial
projector combination, have already commenced.
The company's watch operations resulted in
alter providing for income taxes of
loss
that
report
2703.
p.
specific phases of missile and space vehicle development will
their cooperative efforts toward the attainment for the United
$1.5]
backlog
open-end
on
annual
J.
'
,-
4,425,932
2,922,783
$0.65
i
Massachusetts
This
Its
187,
•
shares
in
1,207,087
Astronautics
9,445,932
outstanding
program
assets
revealed
outstanding.—V.
shares
Safety Appliances Co*.—Missile Agreement—
devices
5,020,000
Seaplane Studies Extended—;
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co., Inc.—New Field—
corporation
$1.46
common.
,
Mine
General
$
350.
p.
per
on
"Farsidc"
operation
commence
1,321,230.
$1.09
Safety Appliances Co. and Gulf Oil Corp.) and Thiokol Chemical Corp..
have entered into a working agreement aimed at developing advanced
9,359.179
;
7,800.271
handing requirements, operation analysis,
ing techniques.—V. 187, p. 2660.
author¬
exclusive
ized maintenance and service representative for the Boeing 707 and 720
models, at LAS bases in Ontario and Oakland (both in California) and
New
•Earnings
powerplant
requirements
involved
in
modification of existing
airframes, studies of new airframe designs
based
on
present
engine
developments, and other areas
in
which
nuclear propulsion could be applied to Navy weapons systems, Martin
officials
said.
In
addition,
the
studies
will
cover
facilities
and
com¬
1957
1958-
$26,437,370 $22,385,727
earnings after taxes—1,764,767
Net
209.381,243
4,210,000
company's
The
Corp.—Jet Maintenance License—
agreement
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings Show Gain-
1957
;
July 21.
Lockheed Aircraft
iA-—
our technology in a
astronautical development, this
2,230,000
Navy
contract in excess
company to extend engineering
•
$0.61
paid
six Months Fuck d Juno 30—
will
.4,126,740
on
A
1739.
p.
company's
Nuclear
•
Payment
.
289,711
$0.59
511,081
1092.
Net-sales
*
to.be devoted to the development and production of military aircraft,,
including a long-range patrol seaplane, the USN P5M Marlin, and an
all-Jet attack seaplane, the USN POM Seamaster.
Groceterias Co., Ltd.—Partial Piedemption—
its .6^ series
will be made at
of
j
contracts in hand continues
at n high level and as of June 30, 1958, the backlog was $759,385,832.
Sales of missiles and electronic systems constitute a major portion of
this backlog.
However,
an
important part of the backlog continues
Maryland Electronic Mfg. Co. from January 1958.—V. 187, p. 2660.
.Lobtetw
p.
187,
joiuay
President of General Motors; E. G.
income
share
Earnings per
$471,767
—
share
per
in
1958
$
income
Tlie
$459,522
289,711
.
dividend
Earnings
Six Mos. End. June 30
188,225,985
....
taxes
Fed.
1,142,000
$1,271,000
'1,154,23(1
$l.lf
1957
$6,568,70S
982,848
income
—V.
1,896,740
for
2,413,000
$2,753,000
1,689,533
-
$6,975,474
955,254
-
taxes on Income.*.:—b——
(estimated)496,732;;
before
earnings
Cash
STATEMENT
30,'58
i
:
•
taxes on income
Income before Fed.
Provision
20
\■
1958
:
"
:
■
from
Ineonio
2,563,000
—
?
atmospheric
in
facility
91,864,495
•
Corp.„__l.'.'
v;%"-j
r
on
Net
■.
Offering Postponed—
EARNINGS
COMPARATIVE
5,316,000
•
foreign income taxes
&
profit
Common
test
ground
a
Co.—Debenture
Income
Not
in
Quar. End.
>
*
before
severally
have
"Based
conducted
was
'
*1958
1957
$61,509,000 $20,372,000
April 30—
Bales
Profit
;
.
ramjet engine developed under contract with
a continuous endurance test equiva¬
will be made
Co., Chicago, III.
V;; ':CoV;.... ,\..rM'V'
Subs.)—Earnings—
below
'
Just completed
Payment
A:
'
'
'
$
Nine Months Ended
Provision
'
1123.
p.
1
Litton
share.
per
National
Illinois
Continental
the
at
—V.
62(2
of
11 hotels in eight other cities,
Boston, Albany, Rochester, Grand
has
proposed sale of $25,000,000 sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1978,
originsly expected to take -place on or about July 2, 1958, has been
postponed temporarily."
»
■
for redemption on Oct. 1, 1958, all of its
cumulative preferred stock at $50 per share, plus
$2.50
dividends
Taxes
M. Bunker, President, on July 25, in a letter to the stock¬
said
in
part:
"Due to unfavorable market conditions, the
George
has called
company
accrued
-
.
named
Securities
Webster
&
sales
Earnings
■'*
non-stop
a
holders,
Leath & Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
'
'.:
underwriters
The
—
351.
p.
Anno) noement
181, p. 2694.
outstanding
bonds r.my be issued withoiR limit subject tr, mortgage '•?£"
llncludes 323 she res issued since June 30, 1358, upon the*
options.
'
.
also
$84,968
$51,346
income
Net
has
Force
to
Martin
—V.
city.
the
82,000
•
—
of
Amortization
•
^
.
Midwest PipingXa., Inc.—Sales and Earnings—
equal to more than 14 miles above the earth and in air-.
streams of considerably higher supersonic velocities than ever before
used in air-breathing engine endurance tests.
>*
v
This
continuous
run
was
part of a test which included running
time sufficient for flights totalling a distance equal to approximately
live times around the world.—V.
187, p. 2842.
$315,841
4,948
—
42,000.
9,100 shs.
£367,817 shs.
.....
500,000 shs.
.
3 Months Ended May 31—
pressures
'
—
Manger
The
6,741,797
$252,579
^
(net)
income
of
188,
Not
Corporation.
$7,057,638
'
operations^
from
Income
Other
par»
'
flight three times around the earth. It was con¬
ducted at the Navy Ordnance Aerophysics Laboratory at Daingerfield,
Texas, which is operated by the Convair Division of General Dynamics
April 25,'58 April 26,'57
$9,429,155
9,176,576
heart
An advanced Marquardt
the
INCOME
contracts
.1
including depreciation
—v.
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—New Ramjet Engine Tested—
lent
Years Ended—
the
including Washington, New York,
Rapids, Cleveland, and Savannah;
Harding said.
OF
($100
par>_.
'
,
with
in
The
the next 18 months; therefore, substantial new orders must be
in the relatively near future to continue operations at the
STATEMENT
5'<:
A,
($5
70.000
•
19,400shs.
v/,
-
series
stock
UNDERWRITERS
Construction,
C.
located
obtained
Costs and expenses,
■''
„
Hotel Chain has announced that it is entering the motor
a super, $1,500,000 motor hotel in downtown Charlotte,
according to Julius Manger. Jr., Chairman of the
Board of the Manger Hotel Corp., Ls scheduled to begin this fall with
tire facilities to be comnteted by October, 1959.
The motor hotel will have 147 units in rooms and suites and will be
N.
amount In the company's history.
The final production
contract for doppler navigation systems,
together with other doppier
contracts, accounts for $22,032,000.
This backlog must be performed
Gross income from
'
•
The Manger
hotel field
largest
COMPARATIVE
to.. 1966
.
stock,
Stone
application for a $5,000,000 V-loan has been made and
approval Is expected in the very near future, Mr. Harding added.
At the present time, he further stated, contract backlog is $28,274,000,
expanded rate, Mr.
-
•
..
Motel Field—
Manger Hotel Corp.—Move Into
An
during
1,500,000
1.250,000
?
1,250,000
.
years ago.
The company also received $55,572 from the sale of
23,399 shares of common stock to option holders (officers and employ¬
the
1.500,000
.
.„
-
eral
ees).
..,
company
result of
a
as
—~
45due
mortgage,
v
'
'
1950.
31,
'
1577
due
,
1.500,000
;
franchlsed cealers, the new Magnaagreed to purchase from the company in the respective percentages •'
sonic Special features four
Magnavox high-fidelity. speakers
one .,. set fortii below, such of the shares of common stock as are not
15-inch bass, one 8-inch mid-range, plus two: 5-inch treble speakers—.
subscribed for pursuant to the common stock subscription offer:
'y
all with sound diffusers operative through a crossover filter network.
1 '
Percent *
; ' • •
The
Magnavox
record changer
has a diamond stylus pickup and
G.
II. Walker & Co.___
:
60
automatic shut-off after the last record has beqn played. The AM-FM
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
20
radio Ls an 11 tubes Magnavox tuner.—V. 188; p. 247.
(par $1) at $6 per share.
time
some
the
1957,
?■;'
Outstanding
$3,190,000
Authorized
1983__
due
money
j* provisions;
exercise of
a
reproduction.
■
.•
/
■
Available only at the Magnavox
on
sold privately 100,000 shares of
This increase In equity capital
made it possible for the company to obtain a new V-loan, guaranteed
by the Air Force, which provides for maximum borrowings of $2,800,000.
This represents an improvement over the old V-loans, which provided
for maximum borrowings of $2,400,000 and had been on a demand basis
In
common
,
company
■
July 3 announced that the directors
are
currently considering refinancing $790,000 of outstanding subordi¬
nated notes on a more permanent basis; this may be done through
equity or convertible debenture financing. The due dates of the two
subordinated notes payable, totaling $790,000, were extended as follows:
One for $658,750, held by a principal stockholder, to Sept, 30, 1959; and
the
the
1953.
•Additional
new. moderately priced
AM-FM
provision
for
stereophonic
disc
announced
model,
with
has
company
radio-phonograph
,
30.
$3,650,000
1,500.000
1981.
notes,
5*4'!
serially
Ffd.
Radio-Phonograph Model—
Magna vox Co.—New
Henry W. Harding, President,
scries
.
Common
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Plans
Financing—Gross Income Increased—
April
•
.
188,
£5<k
p.
4*4 C
Purchase
247.
-the pledge agreement.—V. 188,-p.
trustee under
have
amounts
of-$5,183,791 and net income of $501,833.
1976
due
series
series.: due
a
20-year,
for the participating
of New York is, agent
Company
as-
varying*
:jf
months ended
12
revenues
Mortgage Bonus:
3:,4U
,.4'c
...
....
,
,
■
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVtNG' EFFECT TO PRESENT. FINANCING
-
negotiated last August:: to take care ot
line with Mack's sales growth of the
was
years.
total operating
0First
requirements in
credit
customer
reductions
agreement
original
The
lha company's
in
'dividends
.
-
Michi-
southern
15,' 1956.
Dec.
on
EARNINGS—=-For' the
had
^
the
operat-
company
in
villages
also sells gas appliances.
cash
»
been
have
secured
and
for construction
'-.V"' r-'f:.,,
distribution
gas
towns
construction
current
V'/V
paid
Since
effective July 31.
■
hn
.
agreement provides for aggregate loans up to $100,-35,000 to
by the pledge of customers' installment obligations.
The revolving bank credit is in addition to $50,000,000 of lo->ear
notes sold bv the company to various institutional lenders during tne
past year which arc likewise seemed by the pledge of customers install¬
ment obligations, and makes available a total of $150,235,000 for the
financing of installment sales of the company's products..-;.
cor¬
natural
a
for
be expended
•
each, year since 1953-on the company's common stock. ■:-:i
September,
1954,
quarterly.', dividends of 25 cents per share
paid, and an extra" dividend of 5 cents per share was
*
been
nation for another two
and
' <"
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly
years,
The
.
net
corporation on July 30 announced
with 52 banks throughout the
Tills
credit agreement
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
purposes,
approximately 26 cities,
in
gam" The company
Extended— v
it has extended its revolving
.
Vv:y;v",-
1958.
BUSINESS—Company is
ing
Inc.—Credit Agreement
Mack Trucks,
construction
fcr
.
It is estimated that'$1,600,000 will
during
has
company
made
costs.
recently called for redemption on Aug. 1, next.
$21,500
of its 6',c
convertible subordinated debentures due Aug. 1.
1971 at 102'v.
Pavment will have been made at the Citizens National
Trust At Savings Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.—V.-186. p. 1151.
Net
May
loans
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Las Angeles I>rug
Tiic
be limited."
may
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(446)
is offering holders
pany
subscribe
(par $5)
common
stock
33,438 additional shares of
at the subscription price of $17
the basis of
of record
of its
for
one
per
com¬
rights to
common
stock
share,
on
additional share for each ten shares held
July 28, 1958.
Subscription rights will expire
(EDT) on Aug. 14, 1958. The offering is be¬
ing underwritten by G. H. Walker & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
at 3:30 p.m.
PROCEEDS—Net
shares,
together
aggregate
1983,
proceeds
with
from
proceeds
the
from
sale
of
the
private
the
additional
sale
of
common
$1,500,000
principal amount of first mortgage bonds,
series due'
will be applied by the company toward the repayment of bank
Missouri
Service
Public
Co.
—
Preferred
Shares Of¬
fered—Public offering of 30,000 shares of 5.52% cumula¬
tive
preferred
stock
(par $100)
at $103,125 per share,
plus accrued dividends, was made July 31 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and associates. The group
won award of the issue at competitive sale July 30 on a
bid of $100.14 per
The
new
preferred
share.
stock
?
.
will be redeemable
at optional redemption
prices ranging from $109.13 per share on or before Sept. 1, 1963, to
per share, on and,after Sepo. 1, 1973, plus accrued dividends
$105.13
each
in
case.
,
PROCEEDS—Net
will
be
applied
by
proceeds
the
front
company
the
toward
sale
the
of
the
repayment
of
s
shares
short-term
preferred
bank
loans
balance
Number 5765
133
Volume
for
incurred
the
of
v
ing
communities
218
For the
months
12
revenues
from
24#
of
sales
1958,
aggregated
Service
West
1957
operating
$14,177,212
Norcir
of
for
The
net
income
EFFECT
TO
ended
May
$2,273,519.
year
was
PRESENT
3#
1976
due
Series
B
2Tb#
Series
C
3V*f/r. due
due
due
1981_—^_____„-
1977—___ '
due
1984
4,000.000-
3.35#
due
1985
4%#- due
1987—
53fe#
due
1987——
debens.—33i#
33># 1958-1977
1959-1970
K
,
Cumul.
pfd.
''4.30#
stk.
.5.52#
series
♦The
without
the
!
.
*
v;
-
#$720,000
value)
to
as
principal
aggregate
provisions
the
of
indenture
.•> '
bonds.
"
Net
::/#
/'.:■/
Merrill
#
'
Lynch,
Fenner
k:
Shares
but
amount
securing, its
Bros.
Bache
subject
first
Co
4,000
Francis I.
4,000
'
First
&
&
Hutzler__
Net
•Paine, Webber, Jackson & '
Curtis
;
—V.
188,
4,000
'
351.
p.
1958
half
tf
totaled
1957.
loss
net
share
per
for
the
first
six
after
income
(par $1)
*•
'
1958
<
foreign
i
as
Feb.
on
successor
17,
1853.
Lion Oil
'Natural
Chemical
Co.,
7
Consumer
have
announced
l
as
a
5,689,000
the
9,223,264
10,618,775
1,978,707
comments
United
(on
8,133.297
'
7,065,494 shares)—-$1.03
months
branches
and
to
amounted
,.
,
Discovery—
converted
was
at
National Gas &
gas
par.—V.
187, p.
the
alter
United
taxes,
293,885
of
The
In
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
1958
day and 18#
.'. •'
v/..#
per
v .#
Monsanto
owns
gas.
.,
addition
•
the
the
'<■
'
•
one-half
a
188,
Montana-Dakota
Operating
interest
,
•
.
'
•
.
the
six
the
corresponding, six months
months
ended
the
June
R.
-■
#-/ ;•
M.
Heskett,
its
net
'
•
$5,008,891
latest
;#•■•/.■
r
Board
he said.—V.
■'
800,401
$1.89
$1.73
the
field
last
six
year,
months
were
half.
After
with
to
income
the
for
$2,090,179,
equal
common
stock
C.
amounted
shares
Oil
Co.
p.
is
"It
be
has
nine
This
for
the
of
share
announced
31,
the
on
on
income
net
period
same
$2,204,317,
of
the
of
previous
The
for the
Gross revenue
as
compared
which
'/
to
$1.22
by
per
in 1957. Cash income,
operating costs and interest
with $9,238,074 reported for
Newmont
Mining
Co.,
on
to
Federal
income
taxes
ended
June
amounted
to
the
1958,
29,
of
$752,646
be lower than those for the first half of
H.
net
$3.87
or
per
Morgan, President.—V.
187,
the year,
'
Mount
'
a
that
■'
•'
■:
English Evangelical
•
according to William
'"...1
■
•
Lutheran Church of
Co.,
.'of West Bend. Wis., recently offered $265,000 of first
mortgage serial bonds dated July 1, 1958 and due se¬
rially from April 1, 1960 to July 1, 1973, inclusive. The
•
;
bonds will bear interest at the rate of
4%%, 4V2 %, 43/4%,
3% and 5(4%, and v;ill be issued in denominations of
$500, $1,000 and $5,000. The offering price is 100% and
}
bonds
will
be
redeemable
at
103#
100#;
with accrued interest in each
or
on
on
in
shares
June
cost
of
'•former
net
the
since
that
will
be
case.
used
stock
common
$417,000.
of
did
188,
been
26,
1957,
proceedings.
failed
file
sales
a
.
been
C.
and
counsel,
Earnings
per
common
share__
187,
p.
reports
to
of
The
States Telephone
stockholders
subscribe
to
of
700,961
and
included
in
record
May
$0.74
and
June
1957
& Telegraph Co.
—
Plans
shares
,
Sept.
at
26",
$100
1958.
per
will
share
be
offered
on
the
share of stock for each five shares held.
The offering will be made to stockholders
through
will be mailed about Sept. 30.
Rights will expire on
the
basis
right
of
one
new
12,434,597
3,180,005
20.273,195
5,675,599
8,672,639
operations
I
June 23/58
•
balance
of
of
major
the
contracts
period—
reports
company
the
1,001,090-
$83,110,167 $80,203,354-
close
unbilled
$
380,627,622
:
income
June 24/57
$
344,610,460
from
11,470
long-term
12 874
shipbuilding
contracts
percentage-of-completion basis; such income for »jiy period ".villi
vary from the
billings on the contracts.—Vv/167, p. 2 j04.
New
that
of
shows
.
registered
that
equivalent
of
of
share
31,
shares
$35.60
1957,
net
arid
filed
securities
under
in
current
amounts
Securities
the
Act
share
a
assets
of
as
New
York
Net
oper.
ry.
*
1958.
$25,259,943,
the
outstanding sha: es,. from
'818,408
shares
on
March
31..
were
$23,047,238
or
share
on
$31,303,019
or
$27.13
a
RR.—Earnings—
1958—5
Mosl—1957%
$1,628,014
$1,709,949
242,858
215,838
1,067,480
1,008,878
$122,038
$560,534
$701,071
60,966
29,949
15,460
192,14T
.
from rail¬
operationsincome
oper.
187,
to
of
$194,220
expenses
revenue
way
Net
—V.
increase
months
798,957
on
1958—Month—1957
$437,078
$337,874
revenue—
oper.
six
30, 1957 they totaled
shares.—V. 187, p. 2004.
Connecting
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
first
June
879,414
on
the
had
30
on
share
per
for
fund
of June
as
a
$29.07
Dec.
this
of
assets
$31.62
or
•
.
report
net
$23,788,497
As
Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Net Assets
First Half of Year—
a
During
Semi-annual
President
the
Nev-Tah
its'
York
Higher
the
assets,
enjoined
were
by
United
a
States
Nev-Tah
that
failed
also
file
to
the required
such reports
months
its
late.
that
decision
for
evidence
the
90
days
to
"shows
a
submission
permit
of
made
186,
9.
p.
2908.
p.
New York
The
State Electric & Gas Corp.—Earnings Up^—
corporation
July 21 reported that the balance of net income
stock was equivalent to $3.45 a share for the
30, 1958, as compared to $3.01 a share for t.he12 months ended June 30, 195T.
Such net income per share inclu le*
35c and 25c, respectively, as a result of reduction of Federal income
taxes attributable to the use of accelerated depreciation for Federal
available
'12
for
months
-income
tax
Pending
income
to
1958,
Net
be
"
the
by
followed
with
New York
respect to
P. S. Commission of th«
the reduction in Federal
resulting from the use of accelerated depreciation ill
such taxes, the company is using the amount of such re¬
further
to
construction
current
its
program.
are
calculated on the basis
outstanding at the end of both
of 3,337,175periods.
months ended June 30,
as
compared to $85,260,417 for the 1957 period.
income after fixed charges and before dividends on preferred
earnings
of
Gross
stock
purposes.
determination
computing
The
June
taxes
ductions
shares
on
common
ended
accounting
share
per
stock
common
revenues
$93,400,726
were
$13,107,800 for the 12
was
for
the
12
months ended June 30,
1958.
as
com¬
pared to $11,636,623 for the previous 12 months period.—V. 187, p. 2908.
New York Telephone
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Period End. June 30—
$
$
1958—12 Mos.—1957
*
$
$
'
236,230.995 219,240,399 913,004,379 851,017,113
expenses
149,958,861 146,881,898 606,707.414 574,174,284
"Federal taxes on income
27,397,000
21,372,000
97,l'i4>Q00
81,437,000*
Operating
Operating
Other
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Refunding
revenues
taxes
26,412,627
24,322,797 101,894,000
93,375,426
income
31,562,507
26,663,704 113.258,965
500,753
3,668,233
99,030,108
3,066,665
operating
has applied to the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
authority to register the previously-announced $40,000,000
a
prospectus which
1958.
Oct. 24.
Net
operating
Other
income
693,064
(net)
company
for
34-year
debentures,
due
in
1992,
in
connection
with
a
refunding
will be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The
debentures
The
proceeds will be used to refund the company's $40,000,000 first
series B bonds due May 1, 1961. The company plans
mortgage 4V2#
to
call
the
amount.—V.
bonds
188,
for
p.
redemption
on
Nov.
1,
1958,
at
the
principal
150.
Total
income
Interest
32,655,571
5,605,458
27,170,457 116,527,198 102,097,068
5,276,771
20,451,779
18,400^116
1
27,050,113
21,893,686
96,475,419
of shares—
11,513,000
10,113,000
$2.35
$2.36
11,513,000
$8.38
—
deductions
_
—
Clock
&
Watch
Co.—Stock
Offered—The
offering to its stockholders of record July 29
right to subscribe on or before Aug. 8, 1958, for 300,-
company is
the
000
additional
share)
on
shares
the basis of
____!
income
Net
Average no.
Eaxnings
per
—V.
p.
188,
share
83,695,952
10,112,000
$8.28
150.
.
2493.
.Common Stock Offering—
to
the
849,534
reports
disclose
The Commission denied this request because no attempt
to bring the filings up to date and the record did
any
basis on which such a plan might be achieved.
.plan.
New Haven
Mountain
work
plan.
•"
*316,649
$1.00
♦Hollywood V-ette Division figures
; only.—V.
$61,819,873 $50,256,430-
and repairs
turbines and accessories..
J
Dollarhide,
M.
issues
states
concluded
New England
of
...
1957
411,746
*
425,000
$3,104,316
$2,125,625
conversions
The
following
day
reports in 1953 and 1954 within
the close of the month, one of
eight
filed
indicate
$15,869,127 $13,672,796
1
:
7,529,3164,000,000
,
long-term contracts
on
'Equivalent number of employees, on a 40-hour
basis, working during the last week of period
trading
annual
amounts
found
were
decision
after
defer
not
The
1958
.
earnings
1,875,000
pay,
Munsingwear, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Show Gain—
.Net
income
on
$31,635,167
4,000,625
;
at—
at
on
from
the
file
to
current
significant
of
that
shares
general
Commission
been
.
Six Months Ended June 30—
*Net
As
248.
p.
suspended
June
not
Damon
stated
current
period
had
sion
>
taxes
Hydraulic
Estimated
of
'
persistent
failure to report or to report accurately, adequately and within the
prescribed time ' the
significant events
occurring over a four-year
period.
The purpose of the reporting provisions is to inform existing
and potential investors of material corporate activities as they occur.
The
reports that were filed served only to materially mislead the
public
and registrant ignored
its
obligations under the Exchange
Act not only by not filing reports to disclose those matters required
to be reported, but also by falling to file annual reports for two years."
Nev-Tah,
which
in
1957
had
8,000,000
shares
outstanding and
1,800 stockholders, is insolvent, has ceased operations, and has no
physical assets.
It conceded that,
absent any prospect of rehab¬
ilitation
in
the
near
future,
withdrawl
of
its registration would
be appropriate.
It asserted, however, that its management was en¬
gaged in formulating a plan of rehabilitation, and requested that the
—V.
to
23/58 June 24/57
June
profit__
for
Oilier
covering
exchange for all
of
17.—V.
Nev-Tah
Commission
Commission's
The
in part, the
constiucting and equipping a new church and remodeling the
church into an
educational building at an estimated cost of
proceeds
225
& Dry Dock Co.—Earns.
profit
Ship
25,
'
PROCEEDS—The
approximately
$78,210,289
operating
-
prior to July 1,
1961; thereafter and to and including July 1, 1963 at 102#; and there¬
after at
has
stock
dispositions
2,395,130
Commission
interest.
new
SEC
offered
be
July
on
Commission's
and
falsely
and
number
such
The
employs
company
Shipbuilding contracts
;
188,
Court.
•having
Wauwatosa, Wis.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
accrued
the
1933,
10-day
1316.
p.
'
'
Zion
This
including
addition,
The
<
after
share on the
income
'
V
111.—V.
when in fact, as admitted by Nev-Tah, such shares not
only were unregistered but were offered to the public in violation
of the' registration
provisions of that Act and sales of such shares
by Nev-Tah, Damon, Dollarhide, and Oscar Zapf, Nev-Tah's Secretary-
•
188,820# common shares outstanding at said date.
With sales and
backlog of unfilled orders down, earnings for the last six months will
•
miles
Nev-Tah.
aggregating
one
Morgan Engineering Co.—Earnings to Show Decline—
months
21
Inc.
in
the
ratio
of
one 'share
of
each 2 4/10ths of American Encaustic
effective
found
1956,
persons,
Treasurer
six
and
judgment against it, the fact that A. L. Damon,
promoter, controlled and was the parent of Nev-Tah
meaning of the
Commission's rules,
and
the grant of
purchase a total of 1,000,000 shares of Nev-Tah stock
the
District
the
to
the
outstanding
Co.
for
Exchange
the
and
8
In
;•
For
time
Billings during the period—.
was
proposed
$100,000
a
reports
successful bidder
was
received
•
facilities
Mining Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—SEC
1934.
of
and
of
options
of five tidelands
offered by the state for offshore exploration. With the formal
awarding of the bids this month the M'onterey-Texas-Newmont interests will have paid a cash bonus of $23,711,538 for the lease.—-V. 187,
457.
the
to
leases
p.
it
granted temporary
ether
principal
within
^before the California State Lands Commission
1
of
of
and
Co.
Texas
of
1955
its'
-V
properties.
The
Okla.,
County,
June 20
of
and
Commission
entry
During the third quarter, Mr. Pyle stated, Monterey, in combination
With
Act
'acquisitions
allowable
producing
\
for
attributed the decrease in income to a one-third reduction
producing days in Texas where Monterey has substantial
Pyle
the
Tiling
became
institution
The
period
less cash
$8,665,747,
last year.
was
of
common
Securities
action
the
J
Mr. Pyle said, totaled $16,722,175
the like
income
period
corresponding
Mr.
of
$17,416,722 for
to
represents gross
he pointed out,
paid,
the
nine months,
Kiowa
on
Exchange Commission on July. 24 announced
the
issuance
of
a
decision
ordering
withdrawl
from
registration
on
the Salt Lake Stock Exchange of the common stock of this com¬
pany
for violations of the reporting
requirements of the Securities
1958
equal
year.
has
therefore
amounted
1,806,460 shares- of
July 21 by Howard
May
which
187, p. 2336.
income
Net
Orders Stock Withdrawn From Exchange—
ended
line
consumer
a
automobile clocks, models have been submitted by the
engineering test to a major automobile producer.
Increase in allowances
the
'
<
stock,
stock
common
90#
Encaustic
common
anticipated
of
than
Gypsum
Exchange
with
compares
share,
shares
American
•
*'
loop
less
not
>National
v -A;
per
it
in
construction
including about 490 miles of 36-inch
lines between Fritch, Tex., and Joliet,
Nev-Tah Oil &
was
$1.16
to
outstanding,
a
registration statement filed with
298,000
2336.
months
and continued the production of condensers,
items in the electronics "depart¬
continued
present
Provision
National Gypsum Co.—Registration Statement Effective
'but
received in
6.1
100.0#
other related
Newport News Shipbuilding
temporary authority
3,000-horsepower compressor
application,
The
to
out-
"
'
also granted
$1,008,000,
the
and
Totals
foresees income
in
the
Mission
company
has
The Commission
for
"
351.
$2,492,965, compared
preferred
dividend
common
cost
Natural
292,622
Six Fiscal Months Ended—
3#.
President.
Pyle,
26-inch
p.
company
this
to
July 11.
on
to
in
$14,592,283
of
earnings
2,000,221
estimated
of
•
187,
/'■
'•.?
this
increase
an
periods,
on
Gain—
by
the
Gross
Co. of America—Expands—
the construction of
for
company
announced
'
Monterey Oil Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
Net
this
authority
compared
Chairman, said the
interest with Shell
participating
future,"
to
6.1
the
employees—V.
$4,775,376
885,049
!_
;
The Federal Power Commission
In
*'/'.■
.
;canyon area of Montana's Cabin Creek oil fields.
the first share of net proceeds from that area will
near
well.
Natural Gas Pipeline
surrounding
acres
reported
were
1958,
30,
with
$2,345,229
in
the
1957
first
-requirements of
$342,500
in
both
*$1.08 a share and $1 a share based
from
1,900
' ...'r
,
$15,048,148
for
standing.
McDonald
Utilities Co.—Reports
for
in
the
of
station,
of
revenues
";.Net earnings
in
million l'eet
per
:
13.8'
'
$4,901,353
company
At
Net
351.
p.
'.1:
•
•
distillate
of
has leases totaling
company
well.—V.
barrels
contracts
1957
2843.
p.
25.0
645.056
Navy
trade
acceptance.
Condenser Products Division,
the cotapany's electronics department,
is continuing to produce capacitors,
high voltage power supplies and pulse forming networks.
-
gas
"
1,301,824
Products Division
f
favorable
1896.
earnings for common stoek_____
Earnings per share of common stock
187,
(
•
49.0#
Division
and
year
•
Since Feb. 19, 1958, when the present management assumed office, a
vigorous policy of rehabilitation has been pursued. Particular emphasis
has been placed upon
obtaining government orders. The company has
already been awarded contracts with both the Army and Navy.
,
as
*
Oil Corp.
'Net
—V.
the
company, the Condenser Products Division.
The Trustee*.®
operation on this limited basis resulted in net sales of $409,177 with a
net loss of $398,150 for the
year ended Dec. 31, 1957.
.
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
'Gross operating revenues___
the
for
business:
$2,367,966
certain government orders,
ment
$1.16
outside
$5,862,443
.
1,000
sales
Manufac¬
Dec.
6, 1956, the company filed a petition for reorganization
.under Chapter X of the
Bankruptcy Act.
During the reorganization,
.proceedings, the Trustees appointed by the court curtailed and limited ^
the company's
operations, maintaining a small* working force whlchk
engaged in the production of pocket watches, pedometers, completed
2,435,478
7,244.557
below)—
States
_________
six
Jerome
On
6,872,000
5,320,301
These amounted to $3,883,736 for the six months as compared
$3,366,202 in 1957.
'
# ■•
Foreign currencies were converted at remittance rates of exchange
prevailing at May 31, 1958 and May 31, 1957, except for Canada'
.
of
of
Percent
Total
income.
1,000
jin The Joseph White
feet
assets
to type of
as
March
on
Co., which was incorporated
the
Subcontracting
subsidiary
;wu 190,391,580 182,892,587
19,oG3,580
22,811.076
compared with $5,801,680 in 3 957. In accordance with company policy,
only those foreign earnings actually remitted to the United States
plus the earnings of the' Canadian subsidiary are included in net
;
completion of their McDonald
distillate discovery in Brazoria County, Texas. Located
Survey, the new wildcat well is approximately
eight miles west of the town of West Columbia.
#:■
i Official
tests indicate an open flow potential, of 27 million cubic
No.
Clock
over
Condenser
1957
".With
division of Monsanto Chemical Co., and The Republic
a
Co.
Gas
Gas
took
____
.#_*
per share
for
which
Co.—New
latter
1956, classified
company for an
Monsanto
to New Haven
The
turing Co., which had been organized in 1817.
"The following is a tabulation of the
company's
•ended Dec. 31,
months
4,751,316
(see
the
*1,601,813 shs.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Connecticut
22, 1946,
for
(after
____
taxes
taxes
to
Outstanding
3,250,000 shs.
reserved for the completion of the reor¬
referred to.
*
Amount of Sales
Earnings reported by subsidiaries
■States
1,000
'• Joseph Walker & Sons
stock
including 128,019 shares
ganization proceeds above
$10,795,826
Operations
consolidated
a
taxes—
remitted
Earnings
v
.1,000
Co.—
&
first
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
•
,
.power-pack supplies
2,500
I"
Michigan Corp
Goodbody
.
_
__
of
half
earnings oMoreign subsidiaries & branches
Net
2,500
Co
&
income
not
4,000
_
duPont
Fahnestock & Co
__
the
branches—
taxes
income
Income,
to
mortgage
:;:/'■
•
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
J Co.
in
including sales of
before
Foreign
Shares
Salomon
contracts.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
series
•''/■■"'•■';'-v
5,000
& Co., Inc
$27,775,554
United' States
1,967,827 shs.
additional
■
Pierce,
Smith
&
C. Allyn
sales,
Income,
preferred stock set forth below:
.
defense
Army
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
to purchase from the
company the
respective number of shares of
-
Placed
Inc.—Earnings Off—
first
companies and
2,500,000 shs.
of
the
1
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used for working capital an#
incident to the company's manufacturing activities
and
expenditures
'
1,410,000
bonds
for
Six Months Ended June 30—
50,000 shs.
mortgage
Notes
—
The offering is underwritten by L. D.
Sherman & Co., of New York City.
National Cash Register Co.—Sales Show Gain—
•
L__—. 30,000 shs.
first
issue
Chicago
of
720.000
150,000 shs.
value)
par
may
of the company.
com¬
Auto clocks
6,000.000
-
_
—
limitation
restrictive
'
-
._
sales
net
with
taxes) of $888,046 or 81 cents
of 1957.—V. 187, p. 1313.
2.500.000
5,000.000
v
—
—
($1
,
company
1,800,000
,
par
r_
.Common stock
,/
1,410.000
($100
series
'
1,000.000
■*.
Series
the
service.—
adjustment for Federal income tax carry-back credit) of $285,817 or 29
cents per shave compared with consolidated net
earnings (after income
2,000,00$ '
3'4#
Serial
Co.
ithe. first six months of 1958 resulted in
due
—
temporary loans made to finance
to expand and improve telephone
National Automotive Fibres,
Consolidated
750.000
314#
Series - J
program
7
organization proceeding (petition filed Dec. 6, 1956), nor
to any holder of 10% or more of the
outstanding shares
Privately—The company has placed privately, through
Dean Witter & Co., an issue of $1,800,000 serial subordi¬
nated notes due June 1, 1961 to 1970.—V.
123, p. 92.
1,150,000
.
3.40#
Series •I
1
repay
351.
p.
compared
Series E
Series H
to
National Acceptance
h
$5,100,000
1979
chiefly
continuing
188,
Outstanding
1976-—________
due
Telegraph Co. owns more than 86# of
company's stock.
the sale of the new stock, the company said, will
♦Not
Series D
J
V.
31,
Series F 3Ve #
!
pany's
FINANCING
,
1978—
Telephone &
proceeds from
used
mortgage bonds:
Series A
;
be
water.
the
American
(447)
the Mountain States
the
.
Missouri.
Central
Authorized
♦First
The
Any
of
-
the company's total operatingfrom sales of electricity,
1958,
while
1953.
funds
.
is engaged in supply¬
natural gas and water)
and
revenues
GIVING
and
general
Company
(electricity,
approximately 75#
and 1# from sales
gas
CAPITALIZATION
the
to
Central
ended May 31,
EARNINGS—Total
in
purposes
added
services
in
derived
were
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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Public
utility
more
or
one
in
will
.....
BUSINESS—Missouri
:
.
construction
proceeds
company.
.
of
common
one new
stock
at
par
($1
per
share for each share held.
This offer is not being made to holders of 850,000 shares
of common stock acquired by the proponents of the re¬
Norris-Therinador
sile
K.
T.
received
Bureau
the
Corp.—Receives Contract for
Mis¬
Components—
Norris,
a
of
Sidewinder
tracts
the
President, on July 10 announced that the company has
in excess of $500,000 from the Navy Department,
contract
Ordnance
covering
guided
missile.
the production of metal comnonen+s for
This award is one of a series of cod-
has received covering missile hardware.
this undertaking, the company nas other contracts and
company
In addition
subcontracts,
to
both
of
a
production
and
research
and
development
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(448)
with leading missile and aircraft manu¬
Aerojet; Seeing; Convair, Hughes, Lockheed and
vita the Services and
nature
such
facturer^
as
31.
Dee.
The
from
realized
Wright Air Development Center after design competi¬
tion among the nation's rocket firms, the contract began work toward
the giant thrusts acknowledged to be essential first steps in manned
interplanetary exploration..
Simultaneously, the Air Force under separate contract extended
Rocketdyne development of a previously undisclosed engine to provide
thrust in the intermediate range between current propulsion systems
and the huge million-pound«engine.
Work in that area has been
underway at the North American division since mid-1955.
Both engines earned today are liquid propellant systems,
similar
In principle to Rocketdyneengines for the Atlas ICBM, the Thor and
Jupiter IRBM's and the Redstone missile that provided the first-stage
boost for the satellite launching Jupiter "C."—V. 187, p. 2843.
.
1958
335,738
•
-Total
$143,962
11,556
$325,656
9,710
$155,518
$335,366
Interest,
'
54,942
45,581
$100,576
$289,785
rentals, re-work and remedial
dry- hole costs and abandonments—
Income
*Net
——
—
———
——
provision for Federal Income taxes considered necessary. tProduction, geological, exploration, depreciation, depletion, amortization
of intangibles, taxes and general and administrative expenses.—-V. 186,
p. 2854.
i
-ayy "j...
..a y
Net
operating
—V.
$ '
•
r
corporation filed
1958, covering
Bottlers
St.
of
.listed
206,000 shares of its com¬
stock of
Hygrade
2,609,406
12,744,235
12,860,548
13,298,685
Secondary Offering—
a
of
owners
as
110,000
shares
each.
Officers
group own
281,930 shares
or
54.76'?
In .addition
the
to Halsey, Stuart
Issue
of
$9,000,000
ior
public sale through
Sachs
&
outstanding
to
and for 5s,-White,
Weld & Co..
be
[
of
$7
at
million
$6
corporation
•
of
The
for
of
common
,
•
1958—Month—1957
*
:
Other operating -taxes..
Net
oper. Incomeafter, charges...
Net
.
-
bank
loans.
filed
company
,<■/.
Proceeds
the
from
construction
7,882,693
the
from
Indiana
stock
of
its
common
47,906,658
40,279,357
will
which
be
underwritten
of
by
a
croup
:
.
preferred share for each
one
'
:
•
bonds
;
.
.
July 30-by Richard
Leng, Vice-President in charge of the Technical Products Division.
.Mr. Leng said the system will
predict the area of impact of various
mlsshea under test, allowing safety officers to
explode the missiles
in flight if they stray* from an intended course.
L The
Aerojet-General project, Mr. Leng said, will be handled
by
PAck&rd-Bell^ Computer Corp., a
subsidiary, -at a cost approximately
to
order
A1
reduction of
the
construction
issuance
—v.
will
aidded
be
recent prices,
construction
current
to
borrow
additional
any
additional
352.
p.
The
to
the
and
funds
in
amounts,
.
the
U.
will
securities
have
.
been
Preliminary figures
ended
would
The registration statement filed with the SEC
2,000,000 .shares of common stock (par 10
on
MaTch 13,
cents),
became
covering
A.
eifective
June
be
figure,
1317.
•
This company
C.
36,
on July 31 Opened 11 stores in various sections of
five-*of which'are new suburban shopping center stores
established downtown stores opening in new buildings and
two are .major ? -expansions. of existing stores.
;
Capital expenditures involving the 11. stores by both Penney's and
about
83,200,000.
About
750
sales
personnel will-be employed In the 11 stores.
The openings were part of a store
modernization
but
of
Liberty
Plaza. Shopping Center,
Center, * Bellevue,
Wash.;
and
Parma,
an
sales
indicate
increase
of
v
<7,681,716
4,015.967
1,528,967
3,665,749
1,472,013
$1.04
1,472.013
$2.49
and foreign taxes on income
income
I
share
per
—,
187, p. 2909.
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,
A
'
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aY',:
dated July 24 to its stockholders, said
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;,:"The production
of motion pictures has been discontinued.
The
theatrical distribution .of our pictures is being handled almost coiripletely by independent distributors in the United States and in foreign
countries.
This policy will continue until sales .of our inventory of
previous produced pictures is completed." We expect the cost of this
reorganization will be fully absorbed on or before Jan. .!, 1959.
Y
A ,'
The
in
company,
letter
a
part:
A
-
-
.
years
to
times
of
determined.
"In
,
January
of
this
post-1948 pictures
to
initiated
we
year
Such
television.
the policy of
.
releasing our
distribution, is handled by our
subsidiary, Hollywood Television Service. Inc., and should result in our
A-
of this corporation for the fiscal year
that they will top $<94,066,000, which
-
and
1
other
President.
Youngstown,
Pleasant
O.;
Valley
This
company
has-contracted
Bellevue
Shopping
lighting
/William
Mr.
C.
Croft
operations
Shopping
Center.
Ohio.
g
fiscal
as
111.,
eqipment,
reported
a
a
"We
to
major
of
tion
as
President
of
the
active leadership of the Steber opera¬
Steber Division of Pyle-National,
Mr. Croft
June
G,
Laboratory.
with
Paramount
*,
being
operated
We have also
Music Corp.
1986.'
During
facilities'
expended Studio
During
rentals,
the year 1957
the first months
of 1958
the first six months in 1957. We are antici¬
as
profitable operation,
a
tho
750
At the
for
its
same
film
part of
entered
into
time
we
line with this
entered into an agreement
This laboratory; .is
Consolidated Film Industries Division
agreement, with
EMKA, a subsidiary 6f
laboratory printinit;
theatrical release Of
pictures that EMKA acquired from Paramount Pictures
For the 26 weeks
provision,
after,
•
business,
printing.
laboratory
our.
an
and in
of America, to furnish all of the film
ended April 26,
its subsidiaries reported a
*
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Paramount Pictures Corp.'s New
1958 we acquired
required In connection with the television and/or
Manufacturing would continue its
Pyle-National organization.
Steber's
^
continue
on
] York
producer
the
our
'
always been
has
policy
Steber
"*
Clarence Steber will
year
over
lease
and
producers.
intensifying our activities in the film laboratory*
are
w;hieb
headquarters plant in Broadview, a suburb of Chicago, 111., its West
Coast manufacturing plant in Los
Angeles. Calif., and its Canadian
operation in Toronto, Steber-Woodhouse, Ltd., are all involved in the
acquisition.
rent
the
months.
the next. 12
it" was
that
Division
over
pating Studio rentals from television and theatrical to continue over
report
acquire the Steber Manufacturing
of. outdoor lighting fixtuers
jointly announced on July 31 by
Croft,'President of Pyle-National, and Clarence L. Stebcr.
of Broadview,
to
and- theatrical'
63
rentals increased 53#
.
sales figures are not included in the 1958
quoted by Mr. Stoneman.—V. 187, p. 2844.
and
expansion
continue
television
increased
$3,500,000, or about 7^, according to
Profits are .expected, to reach a record
*
"
:
]
'
Wrisley
sales
will
"We
to
over
$2,050*000.
Co.,
and
Tbe established stores opening in new buildings include
Norton,
Kans.; Massihon, O.; Libby, Mont.; and Soda Spring, Ida.
Major
expansions include Columbus, O., and Ft. Smith, Ark.—V. 188, p. 352.
>
.
3,137,143
1,608,176
—
.
continued—Buys Paramount Laboratory—
'-.. in
.Fyle-National Co.—Acquisition—
.
program which will cover a total of about 190 stores this year.
•
The five new stores include: Terrell Plaza
Shopping Center San
Antonio,
Tex.; -Elmwood Plaza
Shopping
Center,
Racine,
Wise ^
$
168,374.970
Republic Pictures Corp.—Motion Picture Output Dis¬
.
on
1958
Stoneman,
are
to
S.
of $410,000,000.—V.
of Allen B. Wrisley Go. in June of this year adds
nationally distributed- products to the PUrex line, not only in the
grocery field but also in the drug and department store toiletries filed.
The latter is new to Purex.
Wrisley sales last year were $6,500,000,
the country,
amount
1957
.
-a$ .•
earnings for the second quarter were slightly better than
the first quarter, and earnings; per share increased from 48; cents $6
'56 cents, or a total of $1.04 per share for the six months.
?
As of June 30. 1958, the backlog of orders including letters of coiltract totaled $195,000,000 as compared with $167,000,000 for the samp
date last year and, in addition, we are currently carrying on -negotlatibns to formalize additional new business having an estimated value
The acquisition
O.) Penney Co.—Opens Eleven Stores—
landlords,
-
Salea and
more
four
i
receiving substantial income from this source over the next five year§.
Effective—
p.
1958
•
:
.
,
'
subsequent
types,
and
not
j
-.
.
86,374,821
Earnings
short-term
a
.
.Shares outstanding
general
company
on
company.
30—
Income befpre. taxes——^
aaw aa
for
astronautics."
to
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
r
.
amounted to approxi¬
for electric facilities
program
additional
securities
,
financing.
further
of
188,
its
transition
Sales
$276,000,600 was
for gas" facilities. The proceeds
1958
sell
to
or
undertake
^Pecos Valley Land Co., Carlsbad, N.
Mex.—Statement
187,
;
Months Ended June
Six
,
pro¬
Furex Corp., Ltd.—Sales and Profits Outlook—
v.
'
.
bank
finance
required" in
basis
industry's
year's" capital expenditures by the
company
be
aeronautical
the
sLoii
•
-
B.
advanced
and
.
of the $16,000,loans were added to the general funds of
and were used by it for its general corporate purposes,
including payment of a portion of the cost of its current construction
program.
Expenses of the sale of the new bonds are estimated at
$153,000..
^; r
a-a
The prospectus
states 'that It is presently contemplated that in
the
unsecured
reported on July 29 that it is embarking on a
and development program "to intensify develop¬
forms of aircraft, missiles and spacecraft called
research
Although the company is this year completing a $12,000,000 expanof research and. development facilities, Mr. Peale said, the scope
dimension of this new campaign "dwarfs this and any previous
•.
>,
20
•
to
current
of which
$20,000,000 Was
of
upon
Invest Over $35,000,000
Development Program—
1
.
applied
corporation's
the
of
and
The program also calls for major expansion of the firm's technical
•personnel by the addition of scientists and engineers to the Engineerlug, Development and Scientific Research staffs.
.
-/
will be offered to shareholders about the
basis
based
program,
$290,600,060,
mately
corporation ha6 been awarded a $300,000 contract by AerojetGeneral Corp. to develop a missile impact
prediction system for Cooke
Air Forse Base In-California, it was announced on
designed
100,000shs.
101,000 shs.
^
S.
P.
242,826
of
and "will be used by it for its general,corporate
including, payment before maturity if $19,000,000 principal
of unsecured
Short-term bank loans made- to the company
amount
Contract—
systems
(par .50 cents)—.
*
Outstauding
300,000shs.
300,000 shs.
'
Engineering Research and Development Center at the firm's main
plant in Farmingdale, L. I., N. Y., to house highly specialized research
development-laboratories, said Mundy I. Peale, President.
on June 30, 1958, and
payment of a portion of the cost of its current
construction program.
As of May 31, .1958, the company's current
'.This
computer
cents)
and
purposes,
and
that ©f previous
digital
other-test -sites.—V. 187, p. 2909.
and
PRESENT FINANCING
four-year program, without precedent in the 27-year-history of
jet aircraft builder, will include the erection of a $14,000,000
A
stock.
The
sale
9,618,935
one-tenth
for -equipment
used
be
to
are
y
corporation
of the
in
for
1898.
funds of the company
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.—Awarded
proceeds
GIVING EFFECT TO
2494.
p.
$35,000,000
ment
a
71,504,553 368,055,770 347,659,528
48,754,869
48,392,902 246.577,416 232,604,786
6,188,000, , 7,026,000
36,061*000
35;866,000
7,069,955
6,466,716
35,432,750
31,282,084
000
Bee also
The
In
and
187,
Research
In
registration statement with the SEC on July
24, 1958, covering $60,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
due 1988, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding. •;
75,136/759
49,984,604
39,969,686
net
Republic Aviation Corp.—To
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Registers With SEC
—V. 187, p. 2705.
July 21.
—V.
is
The
$
holders
to
issue,
8,915,487
expenses.
Federal'income taxes...
188,
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Louisiana- on Feb. 3, 1958
engage primarily in the business of contract drilling for
oil, gas
and other minerals and to develop their own reserves and production
through the acquisition of royalties, Working interest, and oil payments
acquired both in the course of their contract drilling operations an,d
■also by participating in leasing and drilling projects. The headquarters
of the company are located at 111 East St. Peter St., New Iberia, La.
Net
1958—5 Mos.—1957
J
.preferred
11,123,935
Operating
expansion.—V.
for future
site
Co., Inc. (La.)—Stock Offered—T. J.
Orleans, La., on July 15 offered,
Class B voting stock
scheduled to be completed early, jn 1961.
The balance of
funds required for this, program wili be obtained through the sale
of debt securities.—V. 188,. p. 2005. *
^
;
Board—
$
the
,
Authorized
Capital expenditures
ended May 31, 1958,
present
approval
requested
sale
preferred
par
September on the
shares held. 'A, " A
outstanding
Telegraph Co.—Earnings— ;
-revenues...^.
the
starting Jan.* ],* 1960.';
Y"ir.V ■ AA,
,
The proceeds of * the offering will be
.
FeriodEnd;May 31—
:
of
,
iClass A-non-vot. stock (par 50
■ > Holders of the"1 preferred stock may convert their shares into common
stock on the basis of 2 ^ shares of common for egch share of preferred
Charles E. Ducommun, President, of' Ducommun Metals & Supply
Co.,
has been-electe-i a director.—V. 187, p. 2843.
-
Operating
for
fiscal year
the following fiscal year.—V. 187, p.
has
the
for
$100
new
gram
on
.
the
at
acres
CAPITALIZATION
filed a registration statement with the
its $25 par common stock, to be. offered
of underwriters headed by Goldman,
million
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
middle
•
Pacific. Finance Corp.—Ducommun
150
working capital.
group
a
and other i corporate purposes.
million during the fiscal year
estimated
are
This
,
.
original
PROCEEDS—The
.
supplied
Commission
.
-■
.
plant
production
modern
speculation to bona fide residents of Louisiana only>
an issue of 100,000 shares of class A non-voting common
stock "(par 50 cents) and 50,000 shares of class J3 voting
common stock
(par 50 cents) in- units of two class A
•shares and one class B share at $4.50 per unit.
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.- -To Sell Preferred
Is -announcing .Fiberglas Mat-Faced Flexibile Duct
application on all rectangular and round cold and
,
the
by ASCOP for production of electronic data-handling equip¬
Rand Drilling:
>
Stock to Common Shareholders—;
July 23:
For 4%s,
47«s, Giore, Forgan 6c Co., 99.20;
99.689. See details in V. 188, p.-352.
hot Air-conditioning metal ducts
•
. *
*
The new-product,,which combines outstanding thermal and acoustical
properties, 'has -a low air friction coefficient (.020': maximum.' when
adhered Inside.-a >finlshed.duct) and4s specially designed for
heating,
Ventilating and Air conditioning systems.—V. 188, p. 248...j
America—Acquires ASCOP Plant—
as a
the
Owens-Corning Fibergrlas Corp.—New Product—
;
Steber
of
Feibleman & Co., New
shares
working capital
aggregated $4.8
on
.
ago
the
of
.
.shares
-This corporation
Liner for internal
operations
the
has- acquired
corporation
■P. 391.
by amendment.
Net. proceeds of the sale of the stock will initially be added to the
general funds of the company and will be used for capital expenditures,
ure
of the outstanding common.
received
that
.
and
Piper,. Jaffray & Hopwood.
The limited public
will be a price related to the current market for the
at the time of the offering.
Underwriting terms
Co.
price
offering
& Co. Inc. and associates who were
4first mortgage bonds on a bid
were
explained
Since last April, the RCA Astro-Electronic Products Division
occupied- two*thirds of the building under' a previous lease ar¬
rangement with ASCOP..,.
• *
Under
the new
arrangement announced July 31, RCA will lease
the entire property,
while ASCOP production units will continue to
use about one-third, of 4he building under a shorter-term lease- agreei ment
with RCA.
In addition, ASCOP has
retained some GO acres
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
and
99.2099. -the following bids
Blyth 6c Co.,: Inc., i01.11;! for
of
ment.
from
This corporation on July 29
SEC covering 100,000 shares of
186, p. 2314.
awarded
and it is in¬
Pyle-National
meeting,
directors
of
to
directors
and
Vice-President of Pyle-
a
directors
board
has
Buyer's Guide containing information of interest to • all
in the chemical, beverage and food industries is now avail¬
The Pfaudler Co.,
a
division of Pfaudler Permutit Inc.,
Rochester, N. Y. The Pfaudler Co. is the world's largest manufacturer
of industrial glassed-steel equipment and a major producer of alloy
equipment for the chemical, food, and dairy industries.
The
12-page bulletin, called Buyer's Guide to Pfaudler Corrosion
Resistant Process
Equipment, includes information on all types of
Plaudler glassed-steel and alloy equipment including several new prod¬
ucts.
Among these are reactors, flush valves, and a new electronic
glass tester.—V. 187, p. 1209.
13,250,941
2,645,214
of
on
-year
revised
able
excess
»
'
the outstanding
associate company,
its
Pfaudler PcrmutH Inc.—Issues Revised Buyer's Guide
A
Otter Tail Power Co.—Bidders for Bonds—
*
and
processors
--
a
—V.
..
Louis
29,
are
as
-
operation and also has more than 500 franchise distributors. The com¬
pany is the second largest producer in the soft drink industry.—V. 187,
2229.
v'- ... 'A;
registration statement with the SEC on
102,566 outstanding shares of its $1 par
common stock. The holders thereof propose
to offer these shares for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by R. S. Dickson
& Co., Inc., Charlotte,
N. C. The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company - was organized in 1947 and, with its subsidiaries, is
engaged in the operation of fast servfee dry cleaning establishments.
It has outstanding 514,800 shares.
The prospectus lists two selling
stockholders, Shirley Heiman and Esther Lichtenstein, who propose
to sell all of their holdings of 51,283 shares each. Sam J. Heiman
and Alberts E. Lichtenstein, Vice-President and President, respectively,
July
"
Negotiations leading to the sale of these properties Wera handled by
investment banking firm of Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. of St. Louis.
The two bottling firms hold the franchise for the distribution of
Pepsi-Cola in St. Louis and vicinity, including St. Clair «nd Monroe
.Counties, 111.
AA:AAA"AAA" A;*;./;'
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The stock of the acquired firm has been held by the three sons and
daughter of P. F. Whitcraft, founder of the firm. They include Maurice,
Byron, and Wendell Whitcraft and Mrs. John A. Schiffman, all of
St. Louis.
The three brothers and Mrs. Schiffman will continue as
directors of the 8t, Louis operations. • •
The parent Pepsi-Cola Company owns 17 bottling company plants in
the United States and other countries in addition to the newly acquired
98,637,797
64,151,904
13,742,518
7,492,434
2,836,923
One-Hour Valet, Inc.-—Registers
the SEC on July 1 covering
$5). became-effective on July 23.
(par
the
187, p. 2843.
This
stock
'
become
of
the
Applied Science Corp. of Princeton (ASCOP), situated midway between
Princeton and Hightstown, N. J., it was announced Jointly- by the
two companies on July 31.
RCA will use the plant as a long-term engineering and production
facility for its Astro-Electronic Products Division.
The property was acquired by RCA under & lease from an industrial
pension fund immediately after its sale to the fund by ASCOP at
a
reported price of about $1,400,0001
Thomafr-C. Roberts, President of ASCOP, said that the sale "strengthr
ens
ASCOP's
financial
position "by
enabling
repayment
of
loan's
incurred for construction of the plant."
The
one-story,
77,000-square-foot building was erected about one
with
statement filed
90.
board
to
Steber
Monday, August 4, 1958
future.■"1 ..ivv;/:
Croft
This
Water & Soda Co.
*
$
20,113,533 101,224,219
13,249,742 66,689,437
2,728,305
13,204,055
1,526,080
8,586,492
2,891,056
Income
Net after charges
Net
p.
$
$
purposes,
1958—5 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
20,622,860
:8,076,224
2,966,840
1,622,573
dividend
Mr.
.
and its broad
product lines oi floodlights and exterior lighting for industry, corn*
mercial installations, and residences, would be consolidated into the
Pyle-National product lines.
Steber Manufacturing Co. was established in 1935 to manufacture
and distribute a broad variety of lighting equipment which is marketed
through
electrical
and
hardware
wholesalers.
The
company
has
nationwide distribution and "was a pioneer in "the mass productioh of
small, quality floodlights-as an off-the-counter line of products.
The
Steber product line includes service station lighting equipment, flood¬
lights for athletic and park recreation use, outdoor home and garden
fixtures, as well as a recently produced line of incandescent reflectors
and high-intensity daylight lighting.—V. 182, p. 2253.
Net
of June 30.
$1,366,000.
.
will be slated to
forthcoming
a
add
near
Mr.
first six months of
net long-term capital
the
during
This company announces It has exchanged
stock (worth about $4,700,000) for all
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31-—
sold
mon
•No
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes—
Other operating taxes—
For
common
188, p.
v.
Pepsi-Cola
lease
expense,
•
—&—...
——:—
>*,
registration
The
.
.
-
$1,555,000.
41,823 .shares of
See'also
317,200
...
—
assets were $97,383,000 as
after
all
expenses
was
net
investments
on
the
In
ment Effective—
$642,856
_—.—
income
compared with $17.29 as of
before adjustment lor capital
at
to
Radio Corp. of
1957
$479,700
Income
operating
ago
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Acquires Two Bottling Firms—
.-.Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
year
Peoples Life Insurance Co., Washington, D. C.—State¬
Oceanic Oil Co.—Profits Decline—
Other
This
1958.
a
tended
gains amounted to 40 cents per share which in accordance with com¬
pany policy will be distributed, along with net capital gains for
the
final six months ol the year, in early 1959.
For the first time, In March, stockholders were oifered the option
of receiving a capital gains distribution either in cash or Pennroad
stock Through the exercising of this option, 146,476 additional shares
•were
issued,
bringing
the
total nuluoer of snares outstanding
to
5,146,476.—V. 187, p. 2337.
by
.
v
30,
$20.52
investments
gains
totaled
1958
Air Force contract to begin development of major components
for a rocket engine in the one million pounds thrust class has been
awarded to Rocketdyne, a division of this corporation.
An
Operating- income
fOperating experisc
and
corporation's
income
North American Aviation, Inc.—Awarded AF Contract
Awarded
June
of
as
1957
$19
gains of 63 cents per share paid in March.
<
,
share
per
the company was a leading producer of steel
cartridge cases and has now entered the missile field including work on
titanium and other so-called exotic metals.—-V, 187, p. 457,
During the Korean War
National
of this closed and Investment company were equal to
Net assets
that Steber
related
Pcnnroad Corp.—Has Assets of $97,383,000—
.
■1:1
others.
.
taxes
estimated
of
net profit of
Federal
$1,26,238.
tax
This
Corp;
1958. Republic Pictures Corp.
on
$2,416,238 before
income of
compares
$92,586 for the 26 weeks ended April 27,
with
a
Federaf tax
$1,290,000 or
ret
After
a
taxes
1957.'—V. 184, p. 1062.
net
of
Volume
Number
188
5705
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(449)
hydraulic-jacking systems and
Research Mutual
Corp.; 'N;-'Y. City
Temporarily Suspended— "
The
t-
Securities
Stock
—
Military
Offering
—V.
tions
to
Exchange Commission/ it was announced on
orders^ temporarily suspending Regulation A
exemp-V
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
from
public
offerings
In its
securities
of
Mutual
Regulation
the
by
Corporation,
following:
Broad
50
■'
/--'♦•'
St.,
New
York
7-'-
commercial, ground
development
and
*
'
support
manufacture
of
equipment.
Period Ended May 31—
"
Operating
Operating
Federal
Signature Loan Co., Inc.—Stkhldrs. Approve
Merger—
A
notification; filed May 17, 1956, Research Mutual
company's
w.
*•
t
i
offering of 150,000 common shares at $1.50 per.,, j proposed merger with Budget Finance Plan.
/..-Budget's stockholders are scheduled to meet on Aug. 5.
v./" " " '"
'•'•/-' •" • 7 ' ./•' //•-" .::-•••••« ... /
Assuming
,
a favorable ballot,
it is expected that the merger will be consummated
•/•-2—Urfited Drive-In Theatres Corp., 215 E. 149th St., New York City—:
iii the early part of September.
The Regulation A notification-filed Jan. 16, 1956, by United
" * - "
:
At
..
proposed '
the public offering of 250,000 common shares at Sl
/- Resources of the combined companies will be about $42,000,000,
per share
proposed
the
public
"share. •'
itsi -order
asserts
< 1)
with
that
8emi-annudl
Inc;,
the.
reports
of-New
'York
t
from
The
stock
decree
the
of
suspension,
to
of
the
with'
order
J.
the
Mack
and
Court
the
of
conditions
of
reason
the
that L. J.; Mack
permanently-.enjohied
in
of
and-sale
the
sale-of
to
respect
in
Court
the
with
asserts
sale
its
of
; permanent.—-V.
operate
as-
New//
stock
fraud
a-
misrepresentations'related
~the"
issuer's
business,1
' activities
State
of
by
New
Regulation
187,
to
that, this
sliould
will
principally in
the
be
the
well
be
in
The
corporation
on
British
of
excess
$60,000,000.
It
12th
largest company in the country
loans business, operating 93 offices
small
187.
1938.
n.
Int.
.the
Navy,
A
York
payment
the'reputable
of
(see
not
were
in
being'..subject
above)and
proved by the stockholders, it is
•be completed by Sept. 1, 1958.''
connection
" "
7
"
July
In -addition
•the
-capable
brand
Mr.
Con-
to
domestic
vertical take-off and landing plane
Vice-Presidept-Eirgiiieoring,
announced
of
zooming vertically in take-off
attaining high speed after .transition
"type
of
and
export
sales
of
Smith described
the proposed acquisition
Marchant
as
"part of our
internationa 1
wich
plant
British
•
is
for
demand
without
launching
a
VTOL
aircraft
operations,
^•utilizing
X St.
has
its .typewriters
under
complex
a
network
aimed
at
reaction
started
of
developing
airports
and
of
manufti£turing
planned
in
the
Smith-Corona
and
of the
system,
Ryan-'s huge
Leonard Congregation,
suitable
Jet
.
for
engine -test
Mr. Fink said.—V. 108,
Muskego, Wis.—Notes
Of-
1, 1958 at 100% and accrued interest. The
serially from Oct. 1, 196*0 to July 1,
1973r and will bear interest ranging from AVi% 'to 5%,
according to maturity.
/''f; 7
'
■
will mature
British
notes
thereafter
The
net
structing
!
300%
at.
of
to
are
the
".St. Louis-San
Net ry.
revenues
interest
/
in
pay
and
8,388.033 <•;
at
1963
-
the
cost
building.
$392,000.
of
next
to
year
in
188,
Philips
(NMR)
Electronics
in Canada
Analyzer,
while
Philips
revealed.—V.
*
•
186,
Other
1,220,729
(the
,837,136
'
stock.—V.
188,
/
Net
$0.76
The
of
debentures
Instrumentation
announced
by
7
Aikman,
Russell
A.
-,.'"•
'
the
cover
;
British
will/cover
.
Force
Q.
in
100 hp
the
rest
and
of
be
made
at
1,
J.
the
of
market
proceeds
price,
to
are
'
or
;.,/•>/
*
be
used
for
redemption
at
Morgan
188,
&
Co.,
accrued
he
Surrogate
vShelton
of
this
Towers
George
A.
Hotel
at
for
working
York
This
company
for
the
is
proceeding
third
quarter,
with
it
a
four-well
announced
was
for
Wall
23
St.;
Street,
in
July 30 by A. E.
.
Siegler's
subsidiary,
the Sancor
Corp.,
said,
El
will
Segundo,
be
carried
Calif.
The
out
by
project
entails
manufacture of special hydraulic cylinders for use in the
defense missile's ground handling equipment. The contract was awarded
4ty the Consolidated Western Steel Division of U. S. Steel Corp., sub¬
contractor for-the launchers. Douglas Aircraft Co. is
prime contractor
to
the
U.
S.
*
i
This
new
[military and
Army Ordnance for the Nike-Hercules./
contract, - Mr. Erooks said, brings the backlog
commercial orders of
$930,000. "In July of 1957 Sancor's
amount
work
for
contracts
fabrication
in
of
force,
the Sancor
backlog
-over
baggage
subsidiary to
was
one-third
handling
$100,000.
for
jet
in
more
Of
represents
units
current
1954
Value, etc.—
offering
$1,600,000.
with
total
price
The
is
$12.80
company com¬
of $210,000. At
assets
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Mos.—1957'
$3,273,728 $44,202,675 $41,564,589
1,986,915
$1,440,873
25,776,403
23,570,84a
5,403
$1,446,276
——
Fed.
1,286,813 $18,426,272 $17,993,747
298
98,468
37,995
$1,287,111
$18,524,741 $18,031,74a
3,245,076
2,978,727
—
taxes
income
on
income
6,867,926
6,625,691
$8,411,739
—
paid and
accrued
applied
to
on
pfd.
$8,427,324
stock
736,866
731,853
$7,674,873
$7,695,472
4,387,388
stock
common
—
outstanding at end of period
Earnings per share
—V.
—_.
187, p. 1548.
4,380,513
$1.76
$1.75
—.
" /
Specialty Stores Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
The corporation has acquired more than 98% of the
stock of Kline's,
Inc., it was announced on July 30. The latter firm was represented
by
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc., investment bankers.—V.
187, p. 2553.
; ;
>
Subs.)—Earn¬
/
37,029,040
34,200,254
$9,209,195
7
101,215
50,271
76,731.
-
-
$7,826,389
Sports
"
Arenas
Inc.
win
bowling alleys spread
necticut
849.551
849,551
353,899
•
.
.
:
•"
J
■>•
•
-
This
corporation on July 24 announced the acquisition of Bowler
Realty Corp. of New York, creating a combined company that is the
largest publicly-held chain of bowling arenas in the nation.
$6,025,191
844.046
844,046
;
350,961
....
/
$9,310,410
3,285,219
$2,607,422
$3,739,930
•
Sports Arenas (Delaware), Inc.—Acquires Realty Firm
$43,409,449
$2,253,523
$0.55
$6,982,343
have
now
throughout
total
a
the
of
642
Eastern
to Florida.
bowling
Seaboard
lanes
in
Con¬
from
*
..
■'
.
:
The
acquisition of Bowler Realty Corp. was effected through art
exchange of stock whereby the shareholders of Bowler Realty .received
450,000
shares of common stock of Sports Arenas Inc.
Charles Gordon, President of Sports Arenas Inc., reported that Bowlejr
owns and operates a 36-lane center at Betbpage, N. Y.#
and a 20-lane Installation, which includes restaurant and
ballroom, a$
i'
$5,175,640
$1.27
$1.72
shares at May 31, 1958,—Y. 187, p
common
'
Ft.
$919,657
12,152,212
E.
$1,390,589
$2.31
$733,180
let
construc¬
and District Heights 140), Md.
The total number of. lanes, either
operation or contracted for by Bowler number 292.
Gordon stated that Sports Arenas Inc. presently operates bowling
centers at Yorktown Heights and
Brewster, N. Y., totaling 46 lanes.
-
Mr.
$1.53
$1.22
as
include
$1,140,930
$1.90
of June 30,
N.
/'•
of
Houston
insurance circles,
t40 lanes) and Valesburg (32), N. J.; Jackson Heights*
Deptford
(28); Norfolk (60), Portsmouth (48) and Hampton (48), Va.;
Bethesda, Md. (48); for a total number of 350 alleys.
Mr. Gordon also stated that in addition to the 16 arenas now pres¬
Y.
and
operated
ently
186,
1958.—V.
.
Hornberger
has
(60)
.
10,331,'885
V
•
and
Sports Arenas also have contracted for seven additional locations which
'/6,720,306 };5,;689,488
share.
•
Bowler also has under lease
in
1958—12 Mos,—1957
$6,422,668 $13,542,801 $11,472,815
$7,639,963
Lauderdale, Fla.
tion contracts at five other locations which include North. Haven,
Conn.,
<52 lanes);-Woodbury, .N. J.,
(32); Yonkers, N, Y., (52); Hvattsvillb
17.90,
1958-^6 Mos.—1957
600,786 shares outstanding
on
' ^
■
'*.■*•
<
Hornberger
contractors
Inc.; and
five additional
/
or under construction, the company is negotiating for
bowling arenas. These are all located in areas of large
population along the Eastern Seaboard. However, Mr. Gordon added
that the corporation's plans called for a nation-wide chain in the not
too distant future.—V. 186, p. 2093.
/
,
Dallas, Tex., widely known
July 30 announced that he has
and
on
.
*
■
Standard Forgings Corp.—Reports Loss—•
is
in
President
of
Hornberger
Mr.
Hornberger
was
the
both
than
total
commercial
transports,
corresponding
Net
t
sales
July 29 reported
''
' / '
time
assisted in the negotiations by Leslie L. Appelt
1957.
of
the
first
six
L.
Appelt
•"
Mr.
I
Houston
industrial
realty
'
'
+
■
Bell Telephone
"Operating
-
^
'Federal income
8,339.951
taxes
,
Co.—Earnings
1958—5 Mos.—1957
t
57;895,713
35,832,961
revenues
•Operating expenses.
& Telegraph
1958—Month—1957
V
[Other operating taxes— ; 4,650,922
#
54,095,151.285,855,096 262,911,009
35,850,868 100,060,821
6,627,848
39,209,191
Net
operating
income
Net after charges
.—V. 187, pp. 2845
•
170,301,628
32,951,261
4,261,921
23,520,703
9,071.879
7,354,514
43,064,381
6,814,273
38,452,553
21,405,399
was
—V.
.*
Southern California Edison Co.—Band Financing—
of
called for
redemption
115 South Third St.,
Las Vegas,
on
Sept.
Nev.—V.
1,
187,
2553.'
1957.
on
$7,018,030,
,
com¬
1957.
*»
„
the
\
•
(New Jersey)—Earns. Show Decline
July
28
reported
estimated
at
that total revenues lrom sales
$3,720,000,000 for the first six
first
a
as
products
m the
months were
six
Product sales volumes
the - company's record
current period.
slightly above
ago.
year
>
-
;
-
- ••
/
,
%
earnings for the first, half of 1958 were estimated
or $1.43 per share based on 203,649,000 shares, the
number of shares outstanding< during the period.
This com*
Consolidated
t
at
$291,000,000,
average
pares
based
cline
with earnings a year ago of $463,000,000, or. $2.35. per sharo
"on the 196,939,000 shares then outstanding. The earnings de¬
attributed to depressed prices, as well as increased operating
is
costs.
.
;
'
'
were
1958,
petroleum
.first half
1958
p.
"
totaled
1958
compared- with $4,030,000,000 for the same period
The decline is attributed to the lower average prices received
Of
for
Redemption—
through
operation of the sinking, fund $58,000 of. its outstanding first, mort¬
gage 5'^% bonds,,series-"C," due Sept. 1, 1986 at 101% phis accrued
interest.
Payment will
be 'made
at
the First National
Bank
of
Nevada,
290.
company
for
,
•
Has
p.
investments
'months
-
company
188,
The
'and
.
The
of
siic
$637,76Q,
for the
"
months
\
Standard Oil Co.
Southern Nevada Tower Co.—Partial
of
stock,
$200,000,000 Deben¬
ture Issue—Frank
O. Prior, Chairman, and John E.
Swearingen, President, on July 30 announced that this
company has under consideration long-term financing
through a public offering of debentures which is ex¬
pected to be in the area of $200,000,000. The company
'is carrying on discussions with Morgan Stanley & Co.
regarding the underwriting of the proposed public of¬
fering, which is expected to be made in the early Fall.
and 2494.
The company has applied to the California P. U. Commission for
•authority to sell at"competitive bidding $50,000,000 of first and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds.
/.
"
If the Commission approves the offering, the
company said it would
invite bids Aug. 25.
The proceeds from the issue will be used to retire short-term bank loans
and to help finance the company's continuing construction program. ;
Registration with the SEe is expected this week.—V. 188, p. 151.
•
profit
1958
W.
34,280,189
.
net
common
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—Plans
38,252,721
8,239,703
-
of
firm
all the real estate properties of the lumber company.
Period End. May 31—"
'
Inc.,
Hornberger has been named President of the company/
Southern
v
Associates,
with
for the corresponding period of
,
Leslie
of
net loss of $22,845 for the
shares
second quarter sales were $2,908,280, compared with
in the June quarter of 1957.
,
Clansky, President, stated that the backlog at the present
approximately $6,600,000.—V. 187, p. 2272.
.
/
the
In
$6,889,761
Roy
a
compared
307,230
on
period
for
pared with $13,879,711
Brothers Prop¬
a charitable
1958,
30,
based
share
a
on
June
ended
$2.08
or
Texas,
of
corporation
months
a
Houston;
The
,.
^
Chairman of the Nansen Fund
which will handle
i
*
The corporation has been awarded a contract in excess, of
$300,000
to produce components for the Nike-Hercules
launching system, it was
announced on July 16 by John G. Brooks, President.
-Brooks
the
now
Shares
com¬
,
Mr.
for
Balance
1958—12 Mos.—1957 '
organization which,furnishes scholarships for foreign students.
New
Siegler Corp.—Awarded Nike-Hercules Contract—
contract,
5,
are
marine
Senior Partner of Shaw and Hornberger gen¬
eral insurance agency; a director of the Empire State Bank in Dallas;
President of the Boerne Royalty--Co.; Partner in Robert E. Hornberger
•& Associates of Lafayette, La.; Partner in Leslie L. • Appelt Associates,
•Inc.; Chairman of the Board- and a director of P. G. Bell & Co. gen¬
Payment
"three wells will be drilled in Beauregard Parish, St.
Landry Parish and
Webster Parish.
All of these wells will be deep tests of from
9^000
to 10,000 feet/Mr. McClelland concluded.—V.
187, p. 577/
the
Feb.
on
Inc.—Asset
that
———
-
on
Investors,
deductions
Divids.
Jersey Gas Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
revealed
Mr.
McClelland, Jr., Board Chairman.
These wells are part of
-Siboney's
long-range domestic and- Cuban exploratory program and will all
Louisiana, Mr. McClelland added.
One well already is being drilled in Arcadia Parish and the other
Work
41,648,530
,
_drilled in
,
Net
wide
'purchased this company and its entire properties in 16 cities from the
M. West estate and Wesley W. West.
The purchase price was
exploratory .drilling
on
43 094,02a
42,694,947
180, p. 444.
income
Income
South Texas Lumber Co., Houston, Tex.—Control—
110t
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.—Drilling Program
program
4,066,627
per com.
Robert
City.
-Judge Erenner is President- and sole stockholder of the corporation.
.
Gross
.
turbine
gas
•'James
interest.
49th
operation
Provision
$47,633,303
.
1,066,518
__r_
in investment and
on
July 28 announced the
operator-lessee of the 1.200 room
and
on
324.'
•
"
Incorporated,
Avenue
46,622,228
_
a
$3,950,488 $10,680,994
1,343,066
2,854,'605
$4,806,448
incomeJ————
Net
j. '•
share.
per
Erenner
Lexington
9,004,436
8,501,020
8,831,82 4
-
Specifica¬
$3,900,217 $10,604,263
,
$0.83
eral
as
(&
' 15,077,512 ' 14,497,761
$3,388,969
♦Based
p. 250.
corporation
20,232,87$
-
share.
p.
Shelton 525 Lexington Corp. (N. Y. City)—Formed—
formation
42,698 225
22,250,848
■
$4,787,249
fncQine.^
r
dividends/—i.
erties,
•"Former
& taxes
exps.
/ charges Una taXes_—
Sept." 1, next, through
twenty-five year 37a'o
on
its
plus
par,
44,265,882
4,136,172
,9,708,000
Net operating income_
Other income
Expenses including fixed
Alberta
Canada,
$7
"/•'■'
-
Co.
1958—5 Mos.—1957
revenues-.....—. $20,464,761 $18,397,978
■Balance of net income
'/
The
1977
P.
Gas
&
.
Period End; June 30—
Gross revenues
/
..
110%
3,587,271
4,544,216
Period End. June 30—
environment.
portable fire pumps for the Navy, with a
emergency shipboard applications.
77
South
-
Schlum¬
7
7
t
•
.
Columbia
expenses—
1958—5 Mos.—1957 '
$ ' / ;
$ :/:'•
$
53,942,137 272,352,638 260,590,494
32,214,258 159,213,680 153,765,331
55,930,945
32,439,237
9,239,492
Wilson,
while operating in
nuclear
a
systems.
weapons
deliver
as
1958—Month—1957
revenues
Operating revenues —$3,663,840
Operating expenses
2,222,967
sales.
power
♦Earns, per coin,
all optionees except Donald J. Scholz is $6 per
at July 30, 1957).
The option price to Mr.
called
Sept.
New York 8, N. Y.—V.
.
to
income——.
I /"Based
Division,
104 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
the-sinking'fund, $425*000 of
due
$422,529
Realty Corp.
Riclgefield,
Supplies Co. Ltd./ Vancouver, B. C.,
Industries Ltd., Toronto; Canada, as its dis¬
least
has
company
.operation
t
Air
to
well
•Preferred
price
at
be
31,750
$527,644
Southwestern Public Service Co.—June
Earnings Up
250.
p.
July 25 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1') to be offered
market
must
/•'
184, p. 2122.
1270 and V.
p.
16
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Partial Redemption—
.
units
as
,109,978
$0.28
underwriting is involved.
capital.—V. 183, p. 2080.
,
to
1000 F
Income deductions
1,837,136
No
will
used
Gross
on
covering 31,500
option price to
.
r
that time -iUwas offered to the public at $10.93 a share. Its offices
are
in the Fidelity
Union Life Building, Dallas, Texas.—V
179.
study program, Mr. Wilson said.
design both short and long life units for
■'
$0.21
629.
the
.
15,000
located
the
one-year
income, (net)—19,199
122,905
503,845
Electronics
p.
corporation
Scholz
>
is
a
unmanned
power
Operating income
♦Earns,
•
and
the
Period End. May 31—
Scholz Homes, Inc., Toledo, Ohio—Files With SEC— \
The
share
and
ings at Higher Rate—
v
1958—6 Mos.- -1957
1,837,136
berger Marketing Director.
■
Scientific Supplies Co. will
areas,
-7,500
392.
p.
July 14 by Prance
on
control
and
South Carolina Electric
,833,690
v$0.38
;
was
—/
•
is
Operating
/Operating
4,983,248
for the r.ew. Model
it-
$303,660
income'
menced
increased
propulsion, aircraft ground support, electric power generation and
mercial pumping.—V. 187. «. lTaa
7
48,702,583
1
at
the
Europe
pioneer in
the development and manufacture
of
/engines, Solar also produces the 500 hp Jupiter turbine
total
1,837,136
corporation's Ridgefield
Conn.,, has appointed Scientific
/SEC
announced
turbine
program
for
variety of
"
...
supply
Western
7/ A
Schlumberger Wrell Surveying Corp.—New Distributors
and
the
manned
call
also
are
con¬
The
:
8,601,003
After. requirements for preferred
tributors
$389,834
•
-
7
810,779
"/This
180,400
taxes
The corporation announces
share and the total assets
♦
a
V
302%
/ 1,132,505
//"•■
share
237,900
income
Southwestern
of expanding
operations
of
the
currently producing auxiliary generator units for Air Force
use on the KC-135 jet
tanker, Boeing KC-97 tanker, Douglas C-124C
Globemaster, Lockheed C-121C Super Constellation and the Convair
C-131B flying electronic test bed.
7 7,
*/ In volume production at Solar, the lightweight Mars gas turbines
case.
part
dilirch
is
1,
each
1,381,692
outstd.
com.
in
1958—Month—1957
„_
shares
•
per
July
Francisco Ry.—System Earnings—
income—_
funds)
•Common
"'"♦Earns,
to
school
construction
Net income.* before sink-
ing
of
Solar
—L $10,929,286 $10,873,530 $59,281,438 $64. 871,860
expenses
oper.
before
or
used
be
new
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
on
accrued
combination
new
cost
redeemed
with
;
proceeds
a
'.estimated
be
may
246,700
-7,500
$3,724,937
2,892,884
254,574
123,200
247,652
company
,
The
v
of
.temperature of
-
dated July
notes
contract
manager
on
tions
392.
Force
The contract allows for
•.
use
cell,
p.
Air
an
Aim
type
tactical
•
fered—B. C. Zlegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis.,'late in July
publicly $300,000 of first mortgage serial notes
>
130,053
.
program
marketing
typewriters
markets."—V.
Commonwealth
.Solaris
offered
♦
120,941
operating income
Net after charges
—V. 188, p. 290.
company will study the design of extreme environment 100 hp
airborne auxiliary power units to be used at high altitudes under terms
even
■
advanced
more
a
control
in
General Electric J-79 engine,
a
1,576,131
taxes
Net
;
/ Tins
/./:7:v/'*:
work
jet
been
expenses
deductions
income
Federal income taxes—
Other operating taxes—
Solar Aircraft Co.—Announces New Study Contract—
>
•
•:
trailer,
to^ horizontal position, lias
shipboard at sea./
"',.L First phase of the
of
from
that combat* plan est can's operate from
flights to prove
terrain
Subs.)—Earnings Up—1
1958—12 Mos.—1957 i
$2,185,997/ $3,983,934
1,506,884
3,013,238
„
of
name
Smith-Corona
tiie
/
7/7'-'"/-/--'y''7'"'' 7"/'"
numerous
$2,341,106
$
"Empire," British Typewriters, Ltd., through its
i. subsidiary, Office Equipment Distributers, Ltd., distributes other office
equipment in Britain, primarily of Swiss and German manufacture.
type
Fink,
25.
(&
1958—6 Mos.—1957
revenues—
Operating
Operating
British company's plant in West Bromwich, near
Birmingham,
completed in 1954, and is considered the most modern typewriter
factory in" Englarid*.
' '/ 7
^
from the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, follows, suceessvfql demonstration of VTOL principles in the world's first all-jet plane
"of its kind, the expefimetxtal X-13 Vertljet: This
revolutionary; aircraft,
from
4,718,191
Period End. May 31—
;
'
"
The contract,
any
$6,154,347
6,973,347
'
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
/
ap¬
will
Was
•','/•
"Co".-L-Workirig! oh VTQ&
acceptance.
If
the transaction
believed, that
7 The
7
the
with by
with'the
complied
/''
///'/
tactical
a
Frank
'
:
$8^34,361
' -882,948
etc.
-V.
-
afterburner in
made
$1,194,551
M48.207
Net
July 28 announced that it is seeking to purchase
Ltd.," of West Bromwicii/ England. /, *
„
-and
$1,727,677
Federal
>
'-
-on
4,654,654
2.116,305
Operating
Operating
is
Typewriters,
♦Elwyn L. Smith, President, said that a cash offer for all the out¬
standing 33,000' common shares and 39,267 (£1 par value) preferred
shares lias been transmitted to the shareholders
by the directors of
the British company, who have recommended its
i-
•
by
for
2,139,954
Southwest Natural Gas Co.
company/'
Smith-Corona Marchant already has manufacturing
trol System for Navy—
' r
;
j assembly operations in Canada, Belgium, and Germany, and an and
as¬
^'Phis 'comnary/is developing a/jet reactioni control- System,/under as.
/ sembly/plant is currently being completed in Brazil.
'<r
/previously undisclosed contract,' that can function efficiently 'with
Mr.* Smith further said: "Substantial expansion of the West Brom¬
-an
7,019,197
418,988
Period End. June 30—
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
|
-•
aud
and •"♦deceit
the
and
reason
communications
1546.
p.
1 ..Ryan^ Aeronautical
•
868,147
442,193
operating income.
State
offering which had not been filed with the Commission.
/ t: ;•■'"/■'
: '
v The
orders provide ah' opportunity for hearing, upon.-request,"on
the
question whether the suspensions should be vacated or- made
'
1,458,915
.
did
and
written
of
use
business
in 15 states and the Territory of Hawaii.—V.
that/false!
of
of
of "New
securities'in
of
engaged
Research MutuaT«tock'.
United
connection'
State
volume
estimated
Co:
by a/
jurisdiction, •Furthermore,'/" according
to the /order;*
Co./Inc., the' underwriter,/was enjoined - by-'order of-
&
Supreme
terms
(2)
was
purchase
underwriter's
Commission
L.
and
Supreme
result of its activities
representations were made
-'•that' the -'offering 'twould
•upon the purchasers." -The
*of dividends, the status of
nature
sales
engaging \.in' the
York as-a
"•
of
York,- tire-underwriter,
r-March'"20,"'4958,
and
respect toy Research Mutual, the -Commission'
issuing" company failed - to -filethe -required -
"
•"
taxes
['/;' /
,
'■% -In
income
a,g?r p» io4D5i
C o^S-'~"-jLo (if
—v
V •
<
expenses
operating
Net
•
1958—Month—1957
1958—5 Months—1957
$9,814,503
$8,902,213 $48,223,293 £43,291,589
6,185,718
6,420,527
30,729,781
30,366,2«t
revenues _.—;
taxes—
Other
-
City—:
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
[
components
handling and support svstems.
Myron L. Michelman, President, announced on July 29 that at a
joint meeting of common and cumulative convertible •
preferred stock¬
holders, held on July- 28, the stockholders approved the
J
i
i
include
188, p. 250.
and '
July 29; has issued
1 "4—Research
orders
lor numerous missile and aircraft
ground
"V
9
capital
for the
compares
•
.
„
expenditures by consolidated companies
were estimated at $532 million.
This
vrith expenditures of $629 million in the first half of 1957#
and
first six
exploration
months of
1958
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
10
Of
property, Plant, and
$428 million was for
outlay,
1958
total
the
search for oil and
equipment, while other expenditures made in the
gas and charged to current income were $104 million,
Income end operating taxes, together with import duties, consumer
taxes and other payments to the United States and foreign govern¬
ments, amounted
to $1,060 million compared with $1,179 million for
the comparable period of last year.—V. 187, p. 151.
Pressed Steel Co.—Production in New Plant
on July 25 announced that production has started in
$5,000,000 plant in Santa Ana, Calif, The new plant, covering
Standard
This
its
company
new
of
square
275
employed.
and
shop
said that the new plant will
equipment and aircraft fasteners.-—
Jr., President,
Ilaliowell,
steel
produce
office
I
187, p. 928.
V.
Standard Products Co.—Loss
Halted—
President, in a letter to
Chairman, and F. R. Valpey,
stockholders, on July 21 said in part:
J.
Reid,
S.
,
,
Thomas
H.
with a work force
500 people will bo
feet, went into limited production
people.
In full production approximately
280.000
"Preliminary figures indicate that sales for the 12 months
June 30 will total in the neighborhood of $30,000,000, with
on
ended
a
net
profit after taxes of a little more than $340,000 or 46 cents a share.
'"Sales in the fourth quarter were
approximately $5,760,000, or
about $770,000 less than in
the third quarter, but we managed to
break even during the three months just ended,
in contrast to our
loss of $95,617 or 13 cents a share in the preceding three months.
earned a small profit in both May and- June, althojugh
of the worst sales months in our modern history.
that our cost reduction programs have taken effect.
current quarter will be slow, with production of 1958 cars
fact,
In
these
we
two
were
"The
halt and assembly plants shutting down
changeovers, but this is normal in our business.
However,
the worst may be behind us."—V. 187, p. 2007.
to
Coming
a
Plainfield, N. J.
Stavid Engineering, Inc.,
corporation reports contracts awarded
June 30 amounted to $7,647,874.
Contracts awarded for the same period in
This
for the six
—
for model
we believe
Iron Mines Ltd.—New
Sieep Rock
put into operation the
This company has
Plant—
first of its new ore-improve¬
place the company in
in increasing demand
throughout the steel industry.
First plant of its type in Canada and completed at a cost of $2,250,000, its capacity is 7.000 tons of crude feed daily from which is recov¬
ered 5,500 tons of high-grade product, running approximately 58% iron
product for blast furnance use
It produces a course
silica.
and 6%
corporation
this
of
,
to
tinued
upward.
move
income
Net
amounted
taxes,
before a
$4,181,388
to
after Federal income
special charge for an antici¬
of 1958,
first six months
the
for
plant in
pated loss on the disposition of the company's Conant Avenue
Alter this special charge earnings were $3,733,056.
This
was
Detroit.
equivalent to $1.45 and $1.29 per share, respectively, on the 2,764,418
shares of common stock outstanding on June
30, 1958, as compared
with $2,96 per share for the first six months of 1957 on the 2,759,158
shares outstanding on June 30,
1957.
As
of June 30,
1958, the company's current assets amounted to
$90,491,219, and current liabilities, including notes payable to banks,
were
$33,055,804.
Working capital at June 30 was $57,435,415, compared with $55,072,971 at March 31,
Bank loans under the company's V-Loan Credit
Agreement amounted to $3,000,000, down from $13,000,000 on March
31, reflecting the continuing liquidation of inventories and receivables
during the second quarter.—V. 188, p. 190.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Exchange Commission—
Time Saver Markets, Inc.,
With Securities and
—
Files
notification with the
covering 300,000
to be offered at par
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
expenses
Incidental to owning and operating a general lood
corporation
The
SEC
($1
tor
July 14 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
on
and
specially suited to blending. Initial market reaction Is reported
good since the development makes available, in line with modern
making practice, ores custom-treated to buyer specifications hut as a
natural product, retaining the advantages of high-quality, direct-ship¬
ping grades,
.:
finei
Air Force Contracts-
for spark plug leads and
Two new contracts,
miscellaneous ignition
have been awarded this corporation iii the total amount
the U. S. Air Force, it was announced on July 11 by
Matthew J. Betley, President, a leading designer and producer of air¬
craft and industrial components, including electrical shielding; .flexible
harness parts,
$1,400,000 by
of
Quick-Seal couplings, electrical connectors,' and
metal and Teflon hose,
other electrical components.
the awards were received from the Air Force's
San Antonio, Tex., Air Material Area, and bring the total of aircraft
components contracts
recently awarded to TitefJex to more than
Betley said that
Mr.
$3,000,000.
The larger
is for radio-shielded ignition spark
Whitney 28-cylinder aircraft engines used in
KC-97 aerial tankers that refuel 13-52 inter¬
for $954,396,
award,
plug leads lor Pratt
C-124S, C-97s, and the
bombers,
continental
received
Titeflex
additional $445,604 contract from
an
the Air Force
for reciprocating engines.
totaling $1,303,000, covered pro¬
Titeflex-developed ignition harnesses and distributor blocks
Pratt & Whitney engines,—V. 187, p. 1361.
Another
Air
recent
duction
of
for use
on
Force
the Errington underground mine makes prac¬
large-scale mass mining methods and the
utilization of all ore-bearing material including considerable tonnages
previously discarded as waste. The end result, after a simple gravity
process is a premium ore of uniform stepped-up grade.,
Alter a twoweek tune-up period, the plant will be in regular production. Construc¬
tion was completed in six months compared with the usual estimate
which serves
standardization on
This plant
installations.
A second plant to serve the Hogarth mine and primarily intended to
handle material from the flanks of the ore-body previously waste, will
also be ready this season but is not expected to operate till 1959 when
rail service to the site and other supplementary facilities will have
of 18 months for such
been
Colo., and FIF Investing Associates, Inc., 500
Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y., on July 29 offered pub¬
licly 2,000,000 shares of capital stock (par one cent). The
offering price is the sum of the net asset value per share
Denver,
plus
sales charge equal to a specified percentage of
price. The sales charge will vary with the
a
amount
The
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
_*.■
'
income
....—
income
Total
before
Net
taxes
___
income
lor
—
taxes
profit
1958
1957
$17,567,340 $17,702,995
224,418
74,719
——
profit per share
—V. 187, p. 2046.
ion
$926,293
$0.77
$734,252'
$0.61
class A and B stock)
First Mortgage Bonds
willing
are
New
St.,
Wall
23
York,
22, 1958, all of its
1987, at 108.90%
Second
& Co.,
Y.—V. 188, p. 392.
N.
The Federal Power
to
acquire
of
and
Commission
operate
Shreveport,
La.,
Dallas, Texas.,
It
the
has granted this corporation author¬
natural gas facilities of two wholly-
Eastern
subsidiaries—Texas
owned
and Wilcox
announced
was
Penn-Jersey
Transmission
Trend Gathering
July 9.
System,
Corp.,
of
Inc.,
on
approximately 263 miles of pipeline
and 70,000 horsepower in compressor capacity located in five stations.
These
facilties, located in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, have been
operated by Texas Eastern under long-term lease. Wilcox's facilities
Include about 389 miles of line and 6,400 compressor horsepower in
two stations. The facilities, all located in Texas, are used to gather
and transport natural gas for Texas Eastern from the Wilcox Trend
producing area in south Texas. The FPC also authorized the subsidiaries
Penn-Jersey's
facilities
include
Commission
operate
a
New Contracts—
also
authorized
Texas
physics, electronics, nuclear and x-ray specialists of the firm
represent a wide range of government business.
Among the agencies represented in the first contracts to be
nounced
are:
United States
Atomic
Energy Commission,
U. S.
Laboratories, and Fort Belvoir
Diamond Ordnance Fuse
Federal
The
Commission
Power
has
scheduled
to
in
February.—V.
188,
p.
temporary
authorization for
the
station
392,
decision
The
Woodall.
J.
contracts awarded
this corporation by
Admin¬
airport surveillance radar systems, or equipment to
upgrade existing systems, now total $13,431,794, W. J. Joyce, VicePresident in Charge of the Apparatus Division, announced on July 25.
Latest contract received by the corporation from the CAA is for 50
"backfit" kits which will be used to improve performance of existing
airport surveillance radar systems at most of the nation's major
airports. This contract amounts to $2,475,794.
Previously
the Civil Aeronautics
new
the
CAA had
announced
the award
It
filed
was
May
29
by
FPC
Presiding Examiner Emery
to provide natural
authorized Transco to build facilities
transportation service for Virginia Electric Power Co., of Richmond,
Va., and also ordered Transco to sell and deliver winter peaking service
to Washington Gas Light Company, of Washington, D, C., and Com¬
monwealth Natural Gas Corp, of Richmond. An application by Atlantic
Seaboard Corp., of Charleston, W. Va., to construct facilities to receive
peaking gas service was denied.
Exceptions to the decision were filed by Atlantic Seaboard Corp.,
the National Coal Association, et al.,
and Baltimore Gas & Electric
of Baltimore,
Co.,
argument
—V.
187,
before
p.
Md. All three requested opportunity to present oral
the FPC in opposition to the examiner's decision.
2953.
of
two separate
con¬
tracts
to Texas
Instruments, aggregating $10,956,000, for new and
improved surveillance radar system to be installed at 35 other airports.
188, p. 91.
climbed to
a
new
high of $341,565,957 at June 30, an increase of
Mr. Randolph noted, resulted
appreciation in the market value of Tri-Continental's
filed
statement
registration
a
with
the SEC
on
prevailing at the times such offerings are made and that they intend
to make such offerings principally on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The
are exercisable at $4 per share;
the $4 per share net proceeds to it to
options
use
and the company intends to
its outstanding liabilities,
pay
capital and for general corporate purposes.
The prospectus states that the company in 1954 granted options to
A.
Bruce
Davidson,
of Toronto,
President, Philip M. Malouf, of
Montreal, Vice-President, C. J. Shaw and Clyde H. Shoemaker,
to
purchase on or before Sept. 28, 1959, an aggregate of 225,000 shares
at $4 per share. The options were granted in consideration of servioes
rendered to
the company.
The optionees have from time to time
granted assignments of all or a portion of the options. Mr. Malouf
on
May 20, 1958, exercised his option to .purchase 37,000 shares at
$4 per share and. plans to offer said shares for sale from time to
time. Options for the remaining shares are now held by 20 optionees.
The largest option holder is Davidson Securities Ltd.
(41,500 shares).
Three other officers and/or directors hold options for a total of 27,100
chares. J. T. Walker of Cucrnavaca, Mexico, holds options for 42,000
shares;
the Estate of C. Glenn Hunter, Toronto, 18,000; Mr. Shoe¬
maker, 12,000; and E. C. Leetham, Montreal, 10,000.
The company was organized in 1948 to engage in mining exploration,
development and operation. It has outstanding 3,812,000 shares, in¬
cluding the 37,000 issued to Mr. Malouf.—V. 181, p. 2288.
increase its working
Curp.—Cinch President Retires—
United Carr Fastener
of the retirement of Lester W.
Tarr from the
Cinch Manufacturing Corp., Chicago, 111.,
He will remain on the board
manufacturers
Announcement is made
of
Presidency
of directors of
Cinch and will serve as a consultant to United Carr Fastener Corp.,
parent corporation of Cinch.
Mr. Tarr has been President of Cinch
since 1944.
E. J. Pool, who has been Executive Vice-President of Cinch,
has been appointed acting president.—V. 187, p. 2048.
y •
electronic components.
Corp.,
Theatres
Drive-In
United
NT.
Y.
City—Stock
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
above.—V.
Research Mutual Corp.
See
United Funds, Inc., Kansas
183, p. 821.
City, Mo.—Registers With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
company
filed an amendment w.ith the SEC on
its registration statement covering an additional
$15,000,000 of Periodic Investment Plans without insurance and an
indeterminate number of the underlying shares of United Accumulative
Fund
and
$2,500,000 of
Periodic Investment Plans with insurance
and
an
indeterminate
number of the
underlying shares of United
investment
This
July
to
1958
28,
Fund.—V.
188,
p.
United Rent-Alls, Inc.,
393.
Lincoln, Neb.—Files With SEC
corporation on July 21 filed a letter of notification with the
490 shares of capital stock (no par) to lie offered
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
purchase additional rental equipment.
The
SEC
at
covering
$70
to
United States Plywood Corp.—Opens New
plywood
to
be
the
that
believed
is
will start
reflected
in
standards
expansion-
according to S. W. Antoville, President.
this corporation,
of
program
Mill—
a mill engineered to set new production
industry has rounded out a $28,000,000
of
opening
the
for
benefits anticipated from this program
the results of operations during the cur¬
year," Mr, Antoville stated.
New
manufacturing, distribution and research facilities were in¬
cluded in the three-year development by the world's largest plywood
branch ware¬
Canada.
capacity of
72
million
square
feet, has started at the Youngs Bay
plant in
Roseburg, Oregon', where the company owns a billion board feet of
premium fir timber and where there are extensive Government timber
stands.
The
plant incorporates the most modern - production tech¬
niques developed throughout the industry, designed to manufacture
plywood of superior quality at a cost substantially below previous
organization. Its marketing network was increased to 114
in key markets of the United States and Eastern
Production,
which
will ultimately
reach an annual
houses
levels.
break-even
elements of the expansion program include a fullypre-finishing plant in Orangeburg, S. C.; facilities to open
up and harvest the virgin timber along the fabled Rogue River near
Gold Beach,
Oregon; manufacturing plants in the Sault Ste. Marie
area near Searchmont, Ontario; and a research center in Brewster, N. Y.
Other
major
automated
plywood represented 39.2%
of
during the fiscal year
the
company's
record sales of
ended April 30, 1958.
The re¬
covered a wide range of building and industrial prod¬
ucts, including recent developments in plastics and asbestos producis,
metal laminations and adhesives.—V. 188, p. 292.
p.
2047.
'
'
Co.—New Development—
"packages" the grass it cuts in a light¬
weight plastic container is now being manufactured by the Jacobsen
lawn mower that
rotary
of
the corresponding period of 1957.
Randolph pointed out that the rate of exercise of warrants in the
three months just ended was the lowest in over three years.
At June
30, there were 6,850,293 common shares outstanding and the remaining
rants, were substantially less than in
Mr.
warrants
numbered
1,164,012.
assets
per
share
common
months.
six
Randolph
totaled
income
stated
that
this
$5,324,664
was
an
from
period of 1957 and marked the first time that net investment
income for the initial half year exceeded $5,000,000.
factor in this gain.
upon
New funds received
the exercise of warrants were the major
Mr. Randolph pointed out, however, that new funds
were
put to work in 1957 promptly upon receipt and that the rate of
gain
in
income
recorded
,
in
the
first
six
months
thus
p.
cannot
be
ex¬
1586.
Corp.—Awards Contract for Labs.—
The general contract for the construction of the nuclear and ore
.aboratories of
Corp.,
has
Union
been
Carbide Nuclear Co.,
awarded
to
Joseph
a division of Union Carbide
L. -Muscarelle, Inc. of Maywood,
the
is attached to a vent
Turbo-vac Grass Catching
at the rear
Rotary, and
in
Detached
for
easy
emptying.
A
new
of
version
molded
is
the
from
old-style
Kralastic,
Cuban
The
and
a
at
a
cost
production
of
new
approximately $5,000,000, the plant has an
of 125,000 passenger car and truck tires.
capacity
is Cuba's largest tire
The
announced that its Cuban tire plant built
13 days after ground was
just 10 months and
plant.
for the
Erected
July 9
its first tire
United States Rubber Cc
in Production—
Plant
on
companv
cured
annual
It
Tire
catcher, the streamlined con¬
resin-rubber blend made by the
grass
Naugatuck Chemical division of the
for the first half
increase
of 1958.
$4,947,194 in
called
mower,
glass swirled up by a suction lift, cutting rotor.
seconds, it has a carrying handle
and a flip-up lid
broken
investment
Net
the
catches cut
tainer
outstanding increased to $41.30
1953, according
to Mr. Randolph.
Assets per common share, assuming the exercise of
all warrants, rose to $37.12 at June 30 from $34.63 three months earlier
and $32.82 at Dec. 31, 1957.
This was a gain of about 13% for the
Mid-year
from $38.38 at March 31 and $36.42 at the beginning of
Union Carbide
187,
investment
States Rubber
United
Manufacturing Co. of Racine, Wis.
The removable plastic container
Textron, Inc. made to stockholders has been substan¬
tially oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 393.
Thiokol Chemical Corp.—Missile Working Agreement
sales
lor
New funds totaling $2,292,691 received in the first six months
129,093 shares of common stock issued upon the exercise of war¬
pected to be maintained throughout 1958.—V. 187,
Montreal, Canada—Reg¬
Shares With SEC—
holdings.
tor common stock issued
above.—V.
and 5 freight
Avenue and a
292.
of its $1 par capital stock. The
according to the prospectus, has heretofore issued options to
purchase an aggregate of 225,000 shares; and the shares covered by
the registration statement are reserved for issuance or were heretofore
issued pursuant to such options.
One option holder has already exer¬
cised his option and the company has been informed that the other
option holders intend to exercise their options from time to time.
The
company is further informed that the option holders intend from time
to
time to offer the shares
purchased by them at market prices
A
Co. Incorporated and Scherck, Richter & Co. as repre¬
sentatives of the underwriters, on July 31, announced
that the offering of 389,577 shares of common stock of
Appliances Co.
tower
52-story
1958, covering 225,000 shares
maining
diversified closed-end investment com¬
Investment assets of this large
the same
Safety
Carbide Build¬
company,
$21,457,389 from March 31 and $38,152,815 from the start of the year,
Francis F. Randolph, Chairman and President, reported on July il in
Mr.
Textron, Inc.—Stock Offering Oversubscribed—Blair &
Mine
elevators, 4 escalators,
section on Park
passenger
a
corporation
This
July 29,
Fir
Corp;—Investment Assets Climb—
Tri-Continental
<—V.
See
for
gas
from
Texas Instruments, Inc.—CAA Awards New Contractistration for
argument
presiding
a
$2,370,000.
construct' and
Blessing, Matagorda
an
Eastern
oral
D. C., on issues presented by exceptions filed
examiner's decision authorizing this corporation to
natural
gas
pipeline
facilities estimated to
cost about
July 31 in Washington,
to
located
Texas
24
both
United Asbestos Corp., Ltd.,
"It
his mid-year letter to stockholders.
Most of the gain in investment assets,
granted
at
Union
rent
FPC
be
an¬
Air
(U. S.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Oral Argument
...
Eastern
6,600 horsepower compressor station near
Texas,
will
for
for
isters Optional
The
pany
station
and
Additionally the firm received a renewal of research they are
performing in connection with Project Sunshine.—V. 187, p. 1548.
estimated cost of about $2,388,400. The new
at the junction of Texas Eastern's
existing
30-inch Vidor-McAllen and 24-inch Provident City-Blessing lines. The
County,
the
12-story section on Madison Avenue.—V. 188, p.
the
cal,
Force,
Otis—
for
Co.
call
Plans
elevators
Accumulative
President, on July 24 announced that as
company's strong bid for government business it has
received new contracts totalling over $1,500,000 in the last four weeks.
The new contracts are for research and service utilizing the chemi¬
contract
escalator
and
Auehincloss,
S.
of
Y.
$203,242,147
to_ abandon their, respective facilities and services.
The
than average risks with the hope of
appreciation. See also V. 188, p. 393.
greater
capital
Inc.—Announces
Tracerlab,
result
construct
Corp.—To Acquire Subs.
Texas Eastern Transmission
ity
take
to
possible
Samuel
has called for redemption on Aug.
first mortgage bonds, 5%
series, due
company
'plus accrued interest. Immediate payment will be made at the
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Boston, Mass. or at J. P. Morgan
Incorporated,
with
company
Army).
Tampa Electric Co.—To Redeem
The
$17,791,758 $17,777,714
1,486,252
2,002,051
752,000
1,075,758
,
Net
outstanding
investment
open-end
designed
a
Profit
non-diversified
a
Meadville, Pa.—Earnings, etc.—
Talon, Inc.,
Provision
is
potential.
The Fund, which is international in scope, is
for investors who do not need or want current income but
leverage
obtaining
Net
the transaction.
of
Fund
elevator
Elevator
Otis
such offering
who
completed.—V. 187, p. 928.
Other
Corp., 950 Broadway,
Shares Offered—FIF Management
N.
ing, which is being constructed on Park and Madison Avenues between
47th and 48th Streets, in
New York City has been awarded to the
contract,
S. & International Growth Fund, Inc.—
are
will
Awards Elevator Contract to
The
of
Townsend U.
They
Tuxedo,
corporation,
for miscellaneous ignition harness parts
steel-
tical
being built on a 100-aere site in Sterling Forest,
Union Carbide Ore Co., another division of the
occupy a portion of these facilities to engage in
research programs in thfeir area of interest.
In addition, the staff of
Union Carbide Research Institute,
a special research activity of the
corporation, will use the laboratories for fundamental research.
The buildings covered by the contract are: the main administration
and research building, a power and utilities building, and the ores and
minerals laboratory.
Work on these buildings will start immediately
and completion is scheduled for rnid-1959.
J.
N.
near
to
Titeflex, Inc.—Receives Two
Contract
months ending
plants which, the management expects, will
forefront of suppliers of "tailor-made" ores
ment
sales
market.
1957 came to $4,859,926.
Accounting lor the major portion of contract, dollar volume were
awards for additional production of Missile Guidance Systems, Radar
Beacons, Telemetering; Dynamic Test Equipment, Antenna Systems and
a Sferics Locating System
for detecting and identifying tornadoes and
similar phenomena.—V. 182, p. 960.
the
Inc.—Sales and Earnings Offand its subsidiaries in the first six
months of 1958 were $141,602,991, compared with sales of $196,000,703
lor
the same period of
1957.
Sales of 807,612.886 in the quarter
ended June 30,
compared with $99,112,020 in the second quarter of
last year.
vv
;•>'!y%vJ. D. Wright, president said
that shipments to aircraft and auto¬
motive original equipment customers during the second quarter con¬
tinued to reflect the general downturn in those industries which began
in the latter months of 1957.
Contrary to this trend, sales of auto¬
motive replacement parts and
unclassified industrial products con¬
Thompson Products,
Net
indicates
"This
a
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
.
.
(450)
plant.
plant is on a 15-acre site in Loma de Tierra, just 15 miles
The site is also partially occupied by a U. S. Rubber
east of Havana.
footwear
plant, and total employment at
persons.
the two plants is abolit"800
•
building with 54,000 square feet of
lloor space-and a two-story building with 25,000 square feet of floor area.
It is the fifth tire manufacturing plant of the rubber company, in
Latin America.
Other tire plants-are-located in Mexico, Colombia,
■Venezuela" add Argentina.
U. S. Royal tires are produced for the com¬
pany in Brazil and Uruguay.—V. 187, p. 1940.
(Continued on page 49)
The
plant has a one-story main
Number
183
Volume
5765
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(451)
When
per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
In
tables.
the
first
table in
second
which
Then
show
we
the
all
nounced during the current week.
a
Dean
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
Name of Comvany
the
dividends
we
4ft
Name of Comvany
Share
ABC
Vending. Corp. (quar.)
ACF-Wrigley Stores (quar.)
Wire
Co.
Allied
Corp. (quar.)___
(quar.)
American Can Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
9-30
9-15
8-22
9-10
8-15
American Chain & Cable Co.
Gas & Electric
10-
43%c
9-
from
9-15
9-10
9-10
8-11
(quar.)
25c
9-10
new
Co.
div.
see
Home
American
Indemnity
American
News Co.
Products Corp.
(Md.)
(monthly)
(s-a)
ft
.
9- 2
$3.80
8-14
1
8- 5
9-
40c
9-20
9-10
25c
%
(quar.)
Pulley—
(Common payment omitted
American Seating Co.
(quar.)
at
this
8-15
8-
1
time)
__
30c
.
(quar.)
Vitrified Products (quar.)
Co.
9-19
9-
7ftc
9-15
9- 5
62ftc
(quar.)
8-8
30c
8-1
7-15
30c
9-15
8-15
__
Power Co., com.
(quar.)
(quar.),
Corp. (quar.),,,;
www,
'
Armstrong Cork Co., common (quaff.
„4,p5&
$3.75 preferred (quar.),,..,,
Altanta & West Point RR
ft
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar.) ,__w_
4ft ?«>
4°'c
Electric,
25c
9-15
&
8-7
30c
9-2
8-8
93%c
9-15
8-
,
«
.w
i;,$i
4ftc
_______
8-
8-13
com.
(quar,),-
45c
1.
(quar.)
(quar.):
Canada
8
8-
Bethlehem
7ft
Steel
Hills
4.20ft
Ltd.
(extra)
Power
<fc
4.56ft
4.75ft
Blaw-Knox
Investment
Borden
Borg
5
Food Mart, Inc.
»?
Fuller
Company
(Geo.
Light,
common
Budd
3%ft
4ft
2
9- 2
9-
1
1
28ftc
9-
1
Merchandise
Telephone Co.
9-
1
Gorham
Mfg.
Gossard
8-18
Bush
class
Co.
W.)
(H.
Granitevilie
Co.
Extra
Securities,.
Group
(quar.),,
All payments
income
8-
H
1
8-20
The
Common
9-
1
8-
The
25c
General
5
this
The
Fully
5
8-
5
The
General
8-15
"ft;
Industry
8-21
Automobile
1
8-21
Aviation
2
8-8
7-23
Food
8-
9-
1
8
Co.
Petroleum
Railroad
Bond
Utilities, 5ft pfd. (quar.)
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
4 ft ft
pref. (quar.)
Clark
Controller
Co.
Canadian
Power
Mills
Cannon
Shares
Class
B
common
Carborundum
Co.
Corp.
(Pa.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
Carson
Shares
9-19
9- 2
Utilities
Shares
8-15
Class
8-25
60c
2
8-15
9- 8
8-25
75c
9-6
8-4
75c
9-6
(quar.)
convertible
8-15
Central
Hudson
4.35ft
Gas
preferred
4ftft
preferred
4.75ft
(quar.),—
Hancock
$1.12ft
9-
1
8-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-10
9-10
Co.
(stock
10-
1
9-10
5ft
7-30
7-15«
50c
8-25
8-
3Cc
$1.12 ft
9- 1
10- 1
9-10
7ftc
9-15
8-25
9-15
8-25
dividend)
Chain
Belt
Co.
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.,
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Extra
8
8-12
Chicago Railway Equipment—
(Common
Chilton
Civil
payment
omitted at this
time).
Company (quar.)
Employees Insurance Co.
Service
Colonial
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
25c
8-14
8- 4
55c
(s-a)
9-15
8-29
America—
9-
Mosinee
B
8-15
Motor
Shares
Fuel
Muskegon
Piston
Mutual
9-
ft...:
5
9-
A
8
2
8-
8-
1
7-22
National
8-1
7-22
National
com.
—
—
Homasote
Co.,
Connecticut
Life
Insurance
Co.
9-10
8-29
$15c
9-2
8-5
70c
9-30
9- 2
10c
6-25
8-
9- 1
8-15
Corp.
(quar.)
International
1
9-17
International Silver Co.
9-15
8-27
Semi-annually
Water,
10-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
&
Paper
1
net
9-1
from
Mutual
Investors
Power
3.30ft
8-1
4.35ft
Courtaulds, Ltd., ordinary
Lino
& Knowles Corp
& Light,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Curtis
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
$1.00 prior preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)-_
Ltd—
common
(quar.)
8-29
V
4.80ft
International Petroleum Co., Ltd.
8-12
8-11
Jahn
8-11
1
6-13
50c'
75c
15c
9-15
8-18
10- 1
9-5
10-
1
9-5
Oliver
(Greensboro,
Engraving Co.
N.
C.)
Insurance Co.
Johnson
&
Johnson
Jersey
8-29
8-14
$1.50
Julian
9-
5
8-29
30c
9-10
8-20
75c
9-25
(quar.)
$1.75
9-15
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of N.
Y.
preferred A
(s-a)__
(quar.)
&
Koktnge
(quar.)
Co
—:
9-10
8-15
25c
9-
5
8-20
9-29
9-18
20c
8-15
8-
5
$1.06 %
8-15
8-
1
20c
Research
&
9-15
8-29
(quar.)—
4 % ft
Inc.
Corp._______
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Co.—
voting common
Natural
Gas
8-14
New Jersey
12c
8-29
8-14
at
this
8-14
New
10c
8-29
8-14
North
8-29
8-14
6c
8-29
8-14
0-29
6ft
8-14
8-29
8-14
—,
Water
American
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12 ftc
9-10
8-29
Ohio Oil Co.
9-20
8-29
Ohio Power Co, 4ftft
7-31
6-30
8-29
8-
45c
$1.50
10-20
8
8
10-10
8-11
10-
9-19
9-19
$1.25"
8-
1
7-21
9-19
8-20
1
8-15
87 ftc
9-
1
8-15
$1.09%
9-
1
8-15
5
12 ft J
8-12
8-
30c
9- 2
8-15
9-
(quar.),.;
2
40c
—
pfd.
1
10-
9-15
9-20
8-29
9-20
8-29
8-15
Pacific Finance
8-
8
2
8-
8
9-
2
8-
8
$1.10
9-
2
8-
8
8-
1
7-23
30c
9-10
8-21
9-10
8-15
90c
(quar.)—
com.
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
20c
(quar.)——
Pacific
Pacolet
Y,
1
60c
9-
2
8-15
60c
8-
6
7-30
15c
8-15
8- 8
$1.50
8-15
(quar.)
(reduced)
Mfg. (quar.)
(8. C.) & Co, 40c pfd.
Drugs
—
10c
(quar.)
preferred
8-
8
7-25
1
8-
8-20
8- 6
1
8-15
50o
9-26
9- 2
$1
9-15
9- 8
$1
9- 1
8*22
75C
Parchment
Pembina Pipe Line,
4ftft
8-
8-15
.8-15
8%C
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
Ltd, 5ft 1st pfd. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
—
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.), com. (quar.)
Patcrson
6
8-15
9-
Mills
Parkview
8-15
8-
8-25
$1.25
(quar.),,
(quar.)
Corp.
8
2
9-
—
Pacific Insurance Co. of N.
8-
9-10
9-
$1.05
40c
(quar.)
$5 pref.
8-15
$1.10
—_
Pottery
Paper Co,
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Oxford
8-15
99-
$1.02
—
(quar.)__
preferred
Outboard. Marine Corp.
1
9-
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Otter Tail Power (Minn.)
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
4.40ft preferred (quar.)
8-15
34%c
37 ftc
$1.12 ft
preferred
Parker
9-
85c
6
9-29
9-29
20C
7-30
$1.31%
(quar.),_,_.
preferred
Onondaga
8-15
8-
7-22
25c
4.40ft
2
2
1
9
34%c
—
4.08ft
6
8-19
9-
9-
8-
8-
Corp.—-
—
4 ft ft
8-29
8-15
60c
(quar.)
5%ft
10-31
2
Common
8-14
15c
9-
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
8-14
8-
37ftc
50c
(quar.)
8-29
8
8-15
---f——
Investment
preferred
8-29
8-21.
8-21
2
(common payment deferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-
4
9-
time).
Haven
5ftft
8-21
9-
5c
common
preferred
Zinc
4
9-
17c
8-14
8-29
17c
—
Pipe Line Co.,
8-29
8-14
8-20
10- 9
Casting Co.—•
8-29
8-29
9- 3
3
$1.50
6c
6c
11-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.) 1.
New Bedford Storage Warehouse,,,
New Britain Gas Light (quar.)
8ft c
$62 ftc
•'
—
—
15o
9- 2
8-15
9-13
8-30
Pepperell Mfg.
9-13
8-30
S-
1
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper Co.)
(quar.)
8-
8
50c
(quar.)
8-15
8- 8
50c
9-10
8-13
8-20
7-31
9-10
8-11
2
8-12
35c
9- 2
8-13
750
9-10
8-15
Pheoll Mfg. Co.
25c
9-
1
8-19
50c
9-30
9- 4
;
17c
8-15
8- 1
25c
9-
1
8-15
9- 2
8-11
25c
9-30
9- 4
40c
8-28
8-14
5c
9- 2
8-25
1
8-15
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
Pfaudler-Permutit Co. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co, common (quar.).,
$1 pref. common (quar.V
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Phillips Screw (resumed)
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd.—
(Increased s-a)
$$1.50
—
0-
1
8-
1
Gas
Pine Street
(from
Fund
Pioneer Finance Co, 6ft
25c
9-15
8-25
18c
9-15
8- 0
15c
8-15
8- 8
—.
Mines—
1
8-11
Pioneer
S-
1
8-14
$70o
9- 2
8-ia
omitted at this time.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, common (quar.)
$8c
8-15
7-31
$5 preferred
40c
9-26
8-26
$4.80
10-
1
9-15
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$35c
9-10
8-11
5C
8-15
CO
Common payment
Common
payment
omitted
Polaris Mining Co.—
No action taken on
this
at
common
25c
77c
8-12
8
7-30
40c
9-11
8-25
Protective
62ftc
$1.25
25c
4
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
5
9-15
9-
2
2
8-19
9-
2
8-19
9-
2
8-18
$1.25
9-
2
8- 8
$1.37 ft
9-
2
8- 8
time.
payment
at
Life
Insurance
61c
9-
1
8-
B
61 ftc
(quar.)—
$2.46 preferred (quar.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
8-
9-
$1.20
time.
Potomac Electric Power, $2.44 pfd.
8-
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co, 5ft pfd. A (quar.)
5ftft preferred (quar.)
this
•
9-
Income)
investment
9-
10-
Gold
9-
preferred (quar.),.
(increased-quar.)
Piedmont Natural
20c
$1.20
(quar.)—-
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com., (quar.)—
5ft
8-29
50c
1
Corp.
Class B non-voting common
He
Jefferson Standard Life Insuranco
8- 5
Bros.,
Nevada
82 ftc
8-27
8-15
5
25c
Class A
8-14
8il4
8-14
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
9- 1
25c
9-
5c
Ltd.
Co.
Canada
of
9- 1
8-
7-31
50c
(increased),
37fto
25c
7c
8-15
,9-12
8-25
common
Lead Co.,
preferred B
8-29
invest¬
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
8
9-30
11c
Fund
(increased)
preferred
8-29
—
30c
Paint & Varnish Co., common
$3 prior preference (quar.)
9-
10c
Neisner
25c
Investors, Inc.—
investment income)
8-20
30»
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ring
Foundation
Neiinan-Marcus Co.,
12c
investment income and
securities profits)—
Interprovincial Pipe
6-17
Co.—
Quarterly
Cook
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
$13c
8-
from
cents
8-14
1
8-14
;
plus 19c from securities profs.)
Foundation Fund—
cents
(10
9- 2
9-10
10-
8-15
8-14
8-29
8-29
Institutional
Iowa
7c
Power
ment inc.
8-14
9-10
Aluminate
Peter Paul, Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.
Institutional Bank Fund (13c from
(From
10c
30c
'
8-21
9- 2
15c
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Indianapolis Water Co. (quar.)
10
Co.—
$1.25
62ftc
L,
National Vulcanized Fibre
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
50c
Electrodynamics
Consolidated Theatres,
CromjHon
Water
5c
General
34c
6
8-14
35c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
Gas
7-24
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa Ltd.
Consolidated
Lock
50c
Quarterly
Consolidated
Oil &; Refining Co.
—
8-21
9-12
9- 8
12 ftc
common,
8-15
9a12
'
8-
30c
preferred
9-15
1
8-
8-29
12 ftc
-wft
preferred A (quar.)—
$4.37'a 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
Hiawatha Oil Ac Gas Co., 5ft
pfd. (quar.)
Hilton
Hotels
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5 la ft
preferred A (quar. )
—,
Hires
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
7-31
7
(quar.)
National Tile & Mfg
50c
3%ft
50c
.
18c
ft. ft of lft
,
8-11
1
9-
>;
9-30
National Securities
50c
(quar.)
Common
$1.25
$1.07ft
60c
8-14
62 ftc
(quar.),
>9- 2
10-
40c
>
(resumed)
Ohio State Life Insurance
—
8-13
Quarterly
5
8-15
8- 6
8-14
15c
—
10-15
Commonwealth Income Fund
8-30
8-15
8-29
15c
(s-a)_,
9- 1
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co. (Louisville)
9-
9- 2
8-29
25c
(quar.)
11-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
9-
12c
(quar )_
12c
Credit Co.
1
30o
15c
preferred (quar.)
Gar, Co., common
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
•
Hays Corp., 5ft
preferred (quar.)
Hecla
Mining Co.
(quar.)
Heyden-Newport Chemical Corp.—
Indiana
(quar.)
Co
Supply
Income
Class
lie
class
35c
Enterprises, Ltd.
10-
9- 5
9- 2
Nashau Corp., class A
1
9-15
Commercial
7-28
1
-$22ftc
$$1.19
9c
Shares
Co.,
10- 1
Combined
8-28
-:
10-
9-17
10c
(increased!
coin,
12c
Life Insurance Co.
7-31
8-20
9-15
3c
income)—
RR.,
Monthly
(quar.)
8-28
9-12
1st
Corp
7-30
9-
4.20ft
Humblo
National
Wheel
8-30
8c
v*
——~_
9- 2
(Boston)
7-24
9-12
1
Corp.
8-15
8c
i
(quar.)
8-15
Columbian
Products
6C
8 ft
Illinois
common
Paper Mills
1
7c-
—
9-12
(quar.)
Utilities,
8-15
10c
—,
——
9- 2
Monthly
Milling & Elevator Co.
1
25c
5ft preferred
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., common
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)!
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., common (quar.)
4%ft preferred (quar.),
8-15
2
9c
12c
Columbia River Packers
9-16
8-
preferred
common
Missouri
13c
25c
Colorado
$5.50
2nd
8c
Shares
Increased monthly
•
9- 2
9-26
30c
i,, r
10c
(quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—
Units of beneficial interest
Quarterly
9-12
Reduced
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5ft
Colorado Central Power Co.—
10c
50c
;
6c
(quar.)——
Trust
Oil
Class
Light,
13c
6ft
1
1
the
on
$1.50
8-15
30c
—'~,
Hartford
1010-
5c
Oil
Tiirf-i;
v
.
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
$1.08%
the
5ft preferred (quar.)
4.30ft
preferred (quar.
10-24
ft—
8-15
$l.l2ft
8-15
,
27 ftc
National Malleable & Steel
——————-
Ohio
&
Corp.
Hamilton
8-28
5ft
(quar.)
preferred
Crestmont
Hajoea
5-13
9
1
9-15
9- .5
50c
>
Oft
—
Investment
Mobile
2
9-
1
,
(quar.)
com.
2
oc
—ft
common
net
(From
Gulf
9-
30c
and
tthie
Power'!<fc
Minnesota
Guardian Mutual Fund—•
9-
(quar.),
Electric Corp.—
&
A
50o
preferred
8-20
10-
56 ftc
deferred
action
this
35c
Shares-
convertible
12ftc
(quar.).,.
ft' pfd. (quar.)
8
8-4
9-10
9-
8-22
87ftc
Consumer Finance Corp.—
Guardian
8-15
30c
8-
11-15
—t—
Shares
9-15
Corp. of America—
$1.20
,
Stock
$20e
5
9-11
Y.)—
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards
Equipment
Railroad
Steel
4Cc
Pirie Scott & Co., 4ft
Catalin
Railroad
8-15
9-15
(quar.).,
Carlisle
8-12
8-19
1
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
8- 6
9-
30c
(N.
(quar.)
Rhoades
40c
———7———,
9-
$50c
common
&
50c
Shares
8-29
25c
Ltd.
(quar.;,ft,
Paper Securities, Ltd.
&
Co.(
8-15
25c
9-
$1.25
—
8-26
$29(40
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
preferred
at
9-17
10-24
—ft—
25c
(quar.),,
8-25
9-30
•
10-24
.ft.—
15c
California-Pacific
40c
(quar.)
Co
Reclaiming,
Mountain
—
30c
(quar.),,
9-15
35c
Missouri Public Service (quar.)
Stock-dividend
56c
Mining Shares
(qua,r.),,,__,__,_,.^„„_
Bldg.
Rubber
Tube
8-20
5c
8-8
8-8
—15c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-30
10c
Motor
8-8
8-8
9-
8-19
8-15
-.
9-15
55C
——-—
1
9-1
1
11-15
.
Electrical Equipment
&
9-1
$1
$1.05
12-
12-15
11-15
Fund—_—
Shares
$1.12ft
(quar.)
7-15
9- 3
8-31
$1.06%
;
preferred
'
8-29-,
9-20
15c
33c
Machinery Shares
Merchandising Shares——w-.---.i-——ft.;-.-
•
(quar.)
1
8-
50c
■
v
Industrial
9-1
15c
8-18
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
32 ftc
...
Shares
Electronics
7-30
15c
Miller
25c
ft
Shares
9-
87 ftc
1
-9-2
(quar.)
Corp.
10c
/
Bond
Shares
10c
(reduced>
8-15
Funds—
9- 6
103
(quar.)—
8-
25c
25c
Institutional
The
Chemical
ft.
9-10
5ft
Administered Fund
Bond Fund-,;
8.
timet
-
common
8-15
(quar.),
Seamless
Midwest
;
ft,
__ft.
Fund
Stock
Building Shares
at
6
20c
Thermit
Dividend
ft.
Funds—
9-15
9- 2
9-
9-16
7 ftc
Capital Growth Fund
$1.25
10- 1
quarterly from net investment
ft • -
9-
$1.60
8-
9-
17 ftc
;
common
Assurance
7ft
9-2
1
2
r
Extra
Inc.—
8
1
7-31
4ft ft
;
8-
8-20
8
8-15
«fc
8-15
0- 5
9-
$1.25
ft
Corp., common (reduced)
7ft
preferred (quar.;
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)__
Meycr-Blanke
Co.
(quar.)
8
8-
r__
•
8-15
9.
8-
1
Fire
2
7-31
50
(quar.)
Co.,
Quarterly
Metal
8-20
1
9-
w
(quar.)—_
2
10-
9-10
9-
30c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
9-
$12 ftc
&
Conveyer
Merchants
8-15
.
40c
—
$25c
(quar.),,
30c
'
$52 ftc
Publishing (quar.)
Johnson & Co. (quar.)
Mead,
9-12
9-30
ft 9- 1
12ftc
(quar.)
45c
A
Field
Mathews
6
30c
(quar.)
of Florida—
9-15
(quar.
Corp.
Terminal
8-15
2
25c
Co.
22c
America
5
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
8-27
—,
(quar.)
Corp.
Tobacco
Burndy
Burton-Dixie
9-
$30c
ft.
30c
of
5 '
8-
4%ft
Co.
Inc. (quar.)
Products Co. (quar.)
Gerber
8-18
(reduced),,
preferred
8-22
8-
Coft(quar.)
Finance
$5' preferred
8-18
50c
preferred
9-10
9-15
Genlsco,
8-18
9-
8-
8-20
preferred (accum.!
preferred (quar.)
Manchester Co., 6ft
Manhattan Shirt Co.
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
9-5
36c
8
8-20
10c
5ft
Marshall
8
8-15
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—•
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
8-11
10- 1
RR.,
8-20
55c
$2.20
8-15
60c
w
Industries,
preferred
4.20ft
8-15
9-
Central
8-
'«■
30c
w
(quar.),:.
A.)
(Geo.
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)
;
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
8-15
10c
preferred
4 ft ft
1
1
$1.18%
Ltd.
Fund,
9-
9-
,ft.ft._,;'
Burgess Vibrocrafters, Inc.
Burlington
25c
$1.25
(s-a)
common
8-22
9-10
$1.50
—
(stock dividend)
$1
1
$1.03
$5 preferred (quar.),,,
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.—
(Common payment omitted
Bullock
8-
(quar.),,,,
Co., 6.40ft
pfd.
Co.
Edison
Co.,
8-20
(quar. l
Ltd.,
Brcwster-Bartle Drilling Co.
Brockton
15c
8-
10c
McGraw-Hill
(quar.)
.
8-15
(quar.;
Angeles)
(quar.),
8-20
$1.50
&
$1.50
(Los
Co.,
30c
Field
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
•ft 9- 1
45c
General
8-5
(quar. )
(quar.)
Mfg.
Maine
9-15
9-30
9-30
Ordinary
15c
$1.12ft
Marshall
60c
Co.
Corp.
Class
Brillo
8-15
(quar.)
W.)
Cordage
B
$l,371/2
Inc.
Oilfield
Groceterias
25c
preferred
General
8-20
.<
Bryant,
Lucky Stores, Inc.
2
1
10-
27c
(quar.)
Insurance
15c
■
7-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Brantford
9-
22 ftc
8
.31 ftc
1
1
40c
.
4.,.
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line
7-31
(quar.)
Trust
10-
10-
8-15
;
Michigan
see
Co.
8-29
.
9-15
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.),(quar.)
Co.
$25c
.
8-13
8-29
11-/ 1
,
9-15
7
Steel
Title
Lobitos
(Payment on the class A stock omitted at
this time)
9-15
9-10
40c
preferred
Bond
1
8-
$50c
12 ftc
...
Corp., common
(quar.t—
preferred
preferred
$62ftc
$12ftc
$1.30
(quar.t
preferred
Black
1
10-
$1
(quar.)
Bag
1
6
10- 1
$1.12)3
Bastian-Morley Co, 5ftft pfd. (quar.>__„_,_
Bayless (A. J.)l Markets (quar.)
Beaunit Mills, common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Bemis Bros.
8-
•.
6ft
7-25
8-
;-
Extra
-
7-25
10-
60c
Corp.
8-25
Corp.
(quar.)
•Fleetwood Motel—
9-15
9-5
Quarterly
Barden
8-14
Laclede
Lane
preferred
Brewing,
(Marshall)
Field
Shippers Insurance Co. of N. Y.—
Barber-Ellis of
8-20
Fiitrol
8-29
10- 1
75c
preferred B
preferred C
Bankers
7-31
Loblaw
^
1
8-
8-31
10c
Gas, common (quar.),,,
-4.32ft
preferred
(quarj,,!
5ft preferred B (initial;
Street
General
&
8
10c
(quar.)
of Rec.
$6 ftc
(quar.),
Laclede
Land
(quar.)
Falstaff
8
$1.16%
preferred
Steel
Baltimore Gas
8-
13c
(quar.)!
Kalamazoo RR. (s-a)
Erie &
8-12
9-2
Arkansas-Missouri
Armco
9- 5
$1
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. (quar.),
Anvil Brand, Inc., $2.50 pfd. (quar.),.
Gas
9-10
income)
Massachusetts
4.50ft
American Tobacco Co.
Louisiana
9-10
9-30
35c
Ry.—
6ft 1st preference A (quar.)
Eastern Utilities Associates
(quar.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)
Emery Industries (quar.);
Emporium-Capweli Co.
(quar.)
ft
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.),"
•
25c
-1-
Corp.
Eastern
1;
,
(quar.)
American Pipe & Construction
Arkansas
9-10
9-30
Investments, Ltd.—
Eastern
under
American
American
9-30
Co.—
announcement
name
American
participating class A pfd,
Koehring
Co.
(quar.)
$1.07
preference (quar.)
$1.23
25c
$1.25
Brewing (quar.)
Duriron Company (qur.r.)
chged. recently to American Electric
Power
investment
net
Holier*
Payable
Maine—
of
9-10
Duquesne
8-11
8-15
9-10
9-10
9-30
Share
City
Stock Yards Co.
5ft
preferred
(quar.),,Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd.—
$1.14
(quar.)
Drcwry's, Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)
Dr. Pepper Co.
(quar.)
8-21
40c
1
9-30
9-30
$1.05
$1 preference
9-5
75c
9-
92ftc
$1
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
9-12
„
5ft
;>
7-25
Kansas
Group, Inc.—
Dominion-Scottish
5
1
ft
10-
1
62ftc
::
-
(quar.),,
American & Foreign Power Co.
Name
25c
(quar.),,,
(quar.)
American Electric Power Co.
American
75c
(quar.)
Common Stock Fund (fr. net invest, inc.),
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc. (quarterly
8-29
9-15
,,,,
pfd.
Distributors
9-12
Name of Comvany
8-15
When
Per
of Rec
8-15
5c
Light, 3.70ft
4.20ft
8
10c
Chemical
& Sons
preferred (quar.)
of Rec8-
Holier»
8-29
10c
Holder*
37ftc
(quar.t
Laboratories
American Chicle Co.
8-25
(John H.i
Payable
20c
preferred (quar.)
4.28ft preferred (quar.),
4.56ft
preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
15c
Engineering
Allied
Payable
25c
(reduced)
Aetna-Standard
When
(quar.)—
Stores
Delaware Power &
payments previ¬
Per
■
Phipps
Delany
an¬
follow with
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Acme
Share
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.
11
9-
1
8-
S
25c
Co.
9- 2
8-20
(Birmingham)
20c
5
Providence
8-
1
7-25
50c
9-10
8-18
Washington Insurance Co.—
$2 preferred
(quar.)—;—
4—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
of Company
Name
3A%
4.32%
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15;
27c
(quar.i—
Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
.*—
Republic Insurance (Texas) (quar.)
,*_.•
Rexall Drug Co. <quar.)_
—
Bobbins & Myers, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)™—.*
Robertson, Little & Co., Ltd.—
class A
(quar. »
Alco
8-14
5
9-15
9-
9-15
1
+25c
8-30
8-15
50c
9-10
8-15
40c
9-
*
8-15 -
2
7-29
7-24
$1
—
7-29
7-24
Class
Insurance (quar.)
Beleeted Risks
filgnode Steel
ej
i,
•
1
7-23'
9-
1
8-15
9-10
7-30
Propane,
8-27-
9-12
8-15
8-15
88-
9-19
$1.50
8-29
1
8-11
1
8-11.
9-
8-28
8-15
9-
55c
9-10
9-
:!:35c
50c
9-15
2
8-15
"Union
(quar.)
A
1
9-
1
8-
1
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
1
8-
8
Illuminating Co
United Industrial Corp.
70c
"Van
Corp.,
share
shares
Raalte
(S.
8-15
8-
class A
D.)
9-15
9-
5.
9-
5"
9-
9-
8-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
—
■
Co.,
—
——.—
i
*
.—
4 80%
*_
preferred (quar.) ,
Ry. of Alabama-:
1
9-10
75c
$tj.36
8-29
Western
$2.40
8
$1.75
8-20
8-29
8-14
*
$2.40
8-5
65c
7-30
50c
9-
2
—
9-
2
8-
8
62 Ac
10-
1
9-
5
9-
2
8-
8
9-2
$1.12
9-
8-
8
8-15
1
Newspaper
Machinery Corp.
8.25%•
—
Mfg.
1
(quar.)
__
this
8-19
4
9-10
8-15
9-19
9-
9
2
8-15
9-10
22Ac
10-
1
9-10
Share
(quar.)—
Acadia-Atlantic
Holder*
Payable of Rea.
12 Ac
^bbo%s Dairies
9-
2
8-
8
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common
Class
5%
Acme
25c
Precision
*30c
Products, common
Industries—
dividend
New
common
Stock
Aeroquip
Corp.
9-10
8-20
9-15
8-29
9-15
2%
,
.
12-31
(initial)—.
2%
3-31-59
3-16
37 Ac
10-10
28c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Ltd.
(increased;
9-
Mfg.,
conunon
Canada
Baldwin Piano,
6%
2
8-21'
f 15
9-
2
2
8
.
1
9-15
9-15
8-29
Canada
$1
9-15
8-29
Canadian
10-
8-29
Canadian
9-10
Canadian
Oil
$1.25
12-19
12-10
Canadian
9-24
8-26
.
25c
1>''
8-
i
7 Ac
,
8
8-25
9-
9-20
8-
8-15
4.80%
4%
Bank
(quar.)
pfd.
non-ctim
of
1
National
Trust'&
15c
8-15
8-
A
8-15
*?•
$30c
9-
2
30c
9-
9
9-
1
8-
4%
9-
1
8-
1
8-
8
9-
1
9-
1
8-
4%
1
9-
41 %
Co.
preferred
45c
9-
.
A Reduced-quar.
Cliaris
7-18
10c
Chase
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-
8-20
1
7-31
8-15
50c
9-
2
8-
8
$1.31%
9-
2
8-
8
Series
1
8-15
8-
17 %c
8-15
7l-31;
30c
9-
2
7-25"
' 25c
8-
1
6-27
$4.50
,
9-
50c
;
50c
n
'
v
9-12
.
50c
.
2
10-
6
*
I
8-21
''- 9 -
5
25c
9-15
8-26
25C
12-15
11-26
5c
8-11
7-14
i
8-11
9-
8-20
8-
1
Yellow
Cincinnati
*.«
8-
.
8-22
25c
.
8-
7-31
;_*,
8-
1
9-19
9-
5
(N.
4%
.'
-
10- 3
10-23
11 21
12-18
37 Ac
-«9-25-
40c
9- fl
9-30
—
iquar.)__
(quar.):
—
:■
•.
25c
37 Ac
'v
11- 7
9-12
-
2
8-20
8-21
9-1)2
'
8-15
7-15
(
$1
10-
1
9-19
$1.183A
10-
1
9-15
9-' 1
8-11
8
8-15
,
__u_—*1^.
:
9-
12 Ac
—
(quar.)
common
/
$1
.
%
60c
9-
20c
8-15
65c
9-30
9-12
2
8-11
$1^0
1-lrRfl
12-19
(quar.)
;
City Products Corp. (quar.-)**.
2 _:~
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5% preferred (quar.)
Clear-field & 'Mahoning Ry. (s-a).
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.).
$1.25
.
9-
r
7-25
35c
Electric Illuminating
9-15
9-
3
$1.12 A
9-15
9-
3
40c
(quar.).
8-15
7-19
Co., common.
(quar.)
preferred
8- 6
11-26
preferred! (quar.)
$4.50
9-30
8-15
37 Ac
.
Cleveland
10-15
-
$1.25
Electric,
preferred
7-30
8-15
30c
30c
$1.12 A
*
10-
9- 5
1
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
$1.50
i
10-15
9-30
$1.50
1-15-59
12-31
25c
9-19
»
8^22
■
4%
;
7%<
Special gtd.
Coca-Cola
Bottling
8-22
8-29
8-
8
8-
5
$2.50
class
A
T50c
9-
2
?25c
10-
1
9-10
t25c
10-
1
9-10
J35c
10-
1
9-10
8-15
15c
(quar.)_
9-
$1.183/4
2
1-6-59
$.1.02
8-
4
8-15
12-27
15c
9-
2
8-11
15c
;
12-
1
11-10
3-2-59
2-
9
10-31
10-15
1-30-59
Class
A
Hardware
3 A %
Collins
&
Aikman
Gas
20c 4-30-59
,
4-15
•
12'Ac
.
8-29
8-15
25c
9- 2
8-
.
$1.06',4
9-
2
8-
8
8
9-15
1
7-31
8-15
75c
8-15
7-23
.,87 Ac
———
9-30
9-iL
'
15c
9-
2
8-19
25c
1
Corp.__
System
8
12-20
$20c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)____.
Columbia
10-
8
8-
2
28
Ltd.—
-
Co.,
8-
2
9-
12
62c
(liquidating!.
(Cincinnati )-
Corp.
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
9-
$35
8-15
7-18
$1.06'A
8-15
8-
—
(quar.).
Coltimbia Pictures Corp.—•.
$4.25
(quar.)
preferred
—
;
(quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone "Co.
(Pa.)
60c
—__
22^
(quar.)*
5%
preferred
(quar.i
Concord Natural
5A%
c
Confederation
Life
Assn.
Quarterly
9-16
9-
3
31,'Ac
9-30
9-19
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
.
common
(quar.L
Co., Ltd.
8-15
7-31
60c
—_
"
Conduits National
1
9-10
8-15
$1.37 A
;
Gas Corp.,
preferred
2
10c
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp., common
1-14
20c
:
87'/2c
(quar.).
Cochrane-Dunlop
;
50c
.
''
9-19
45c
,;
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred (quar. 1
Cleveland Worsted Mills
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
—__—
H5c
8-
8
7-25
t50c
9-15
9- 2
t50c
12-15
~
(Continued on page 46)
.
7-15' ?
8-15
$1.12 A
;
8-11
7-30
8-11
-
"60c
...
$1.25
City; Investing Co,., common
...
3%
•v
.
4%'
Cifcies Service
7-28
7-31
8-20
15c
Y.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—
*
9-15
1. > 9-15
(quar.i
Gab
43i%
1
8-12-
8-11
-.12'Ac
*
&
9-15
10*•
1
10-
$1.16
$1.19
*__-
Gas
4
10-
$1.04
■
;
(quar.i— *.
Chrysler Corp.
1
8-
9-15
.
5 %
,
8-20
;
9-12
8- 4
8-15
8-15
*'_*—
Chicago Rock Islaxid & Pacific RR.
Cliicago
•'
8-15
(quar.)—J
preferred
A
8-15
% 7-31*
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
1
8*.
25c
4'A%>
Series A
1
8-29
40c
;
Common
-
9-2
8-15
9-
2%
(quar.)
preferred (quar, >**_—;_**_*_*_*_*
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Common
(quar.)
%
12-10
.
>9-15
% 42 Ac
;. 50c
Chenango & Unariilla Telephone Corp..—
Common
(quar.)
*****—..
9-12
'9-29
8%c
56'Ac
—**__•;
8-15
2
12-20
$1.12 A
,
*
Manhattan Bank
9-
40c
(quar.)
8-12
8-22
$1.25
(quar.)
V
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp
Columbian Carbon Co.
:
7-18
9
Clianning Corp.
8-
I
>
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
9
8-
—*-j
Engineering
8-
1
$1
(quar.)__
8-
$1.25
(quar.)*
8-
1
8-
:
Gossett
8-15
..
(quar.,)
Aircraft ?Co.
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
60c
59c
20c
Howell Co.,-common
'8-30
(quar.)2
(quar.
Cessna
•
&
8-15
8-15
60c
——,
.
preferred
Chambersburg
j
&
9-12
preferred (quar.)V
preferred
8-
Co., Ltd., common .(quar.)__
Bell
1
8-30
8-30
10c
pfd.
4.15%
8-
—
:
10-
60c
4.75% .preferred
,
1
(quar.)
Bell
5%
4.65%
"
1
.
preferred (quar.)
prefered (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-12
$1.05
(increased)
Co.
9-
:
:
1
(quar.)
(West Corp. (quar.)
dividend
9-
15c
4%
Soya
Stock
6211; c
$1.08 3 4
8-15
10-
40c
Central Vermont Public Service, com.
7-31-
30c
;
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
4%
Central
8-14
9-12
25 c
VIOc
preferred (quar.)„t_i*—
:
4.50%
8
9-
(quar.)
—
7-31.
9-10
56'Ac
Electric, common
preferred (quar.,)**.
Central <te South
8
"75c
12 %c
National Railways—
participating preferred
Common
8-15
li?Ac
Louisiana
Central
8-12
Belgian
'
7-31
t$1.25
,
$1.75
Central-Illinois-Securities Corp., com.
8-1
8-8
Gc
preferred
(quar.).
Beck (A, S.) Shoe CO'rp., common
434%
preferred (quar.)
7-15
8-15
"
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A
Class
8-15
Corp.**—
Central of Georgia Ry„ 5%
1
.
Savings Assn.
|20c
.
Central*Foundry Co.,
:
8-15
2
9-
+15c
^
9-10
'
Beaver Lumber
10-15
(quar.)__
Instrument
$450
-
8-15
1
40c
9-22
X4c
-
1
+$1.06
—
25c
*
*
(quar.i
Ccnco
(s-a; —
America
1
9-
11-
Trust,
Caterpillar Tractor, common
v 4.20%
preferred (quar.)
50c
9-15
10-
t65c
Investment
8-15
2 Ac
7-31
7-31
t$1.15
f25c
Ltd.
8-15
V
9
8'
(quar.i
34%c
y-\
%
8-15
2
7',2C
-
+15c
9-
—_
-
(quar.)_*_2-—_
9- 2
15c
(Calif.)—
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4'^'e
5
25c
„
2
8-15
37 Ac;
(quar.;
Ry*r-
1
9-
J15c-
Carrier
*
9-15
.60c
9- 2
10-
?30c
7% preferred (quur.)
:
6V2% preferred (quar.)**—
Corp.; common (reduced)
'
8-1S
r
1.8-29
8-20
Carolina Power & Light—;
9-
31'Ac
7-31
9-19
+$1.50
(quar.)_.
Co.
Carborundum
8-26
9-1
$1.75
7-31
8-29
*
preferred
5%
7-31
>
10-15
(quar.)_—_
common
Cos.,
8-15
t25c
(quar.)—
Ltd., 4'A%, pfd.
Utilities,
Ltd..
7-31
8-15
(quar.)-*—
(incr. s-a)
International
9-15
•-
7-31
(quar. 1
Sugar, Ltd.
Ltd.
9-19
;
7-31
8-15
Dredge & Dock Ltd.
$1.25
$1.25
8-15
Ltd.—
Stone,
common
Vinegars,
8-15
10-31
(quar.)__
LtrL,
7-31
7-31
33c
37 Ac
com.
participating- class A
Canada Lit;
Assurance Co.
25c
30c
10c
Balnmote & Ohio RR—
Common
Foils
Canada
7-31
8-15
34%c
—
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
J
7-31
8-29,
,9-15
Cut
preference.
7-25
8-15
$32 Ac
Canada & Dominion
6%
—
(quar. 1
Crushed 6c
8-15
,
1
Ltd.,
Co.,
9-
pref.
,.
"8-15
31%C/
(quar.)*
Canada
2
33 Ac
,
(quar.).
8-11
—
6% preferred (quar.)—t
1
Cement
9-
33 Ac
A
(quar.)
Campbell Soup Co.
2
(quar.)
8-15
8-
8-15
10c
(quar.)
9-
11-10
11-21
3%
Inc.
8-25.
9-20
12-15
'
dividend
Fund,
1
9-30
-
Advisers
9-10
9-15
2%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
8-25
9-19
10c
Air lane Ry.
Axe-IIoughton Fund "A" Inc.—
(Quarterly from income)
Ayrshire
Collieries ^ (quar.)
8-15
1
;
dividend
Stock
10-
10c
,
dividend
Slock
10-
*$1.25
Consolidated
Stork
9- 2
J12Ac
(quar.)
9-19
V
—-
$1.40
(quar.)
A (quar.;
preference
Adams
'
When
Charlotte
Gold -Miuos, Ltd.
Auiror
Avco
37 Ac
5.50%
%
50c
(quar.)—*
1
(quar./——
(quar,)__—
Atlas Corp.-, coma (stock dividend).
5% preferred (quar.)
—
—
(
5% preferred (quarf)
—
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
(From investment income)
—*
8-29
9-
&
(quar.)*—
(quar.)
5.08%
7-31 >
i
8-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-15
32 Ac
r
*_>_
5.20%/
10-15
'
2
60c
(quar.) 1—
1.12%
Atlantic Refining Co.,:common
8-
1
11-
5
2
9-
27 Ac
(quar.)__
common
preferred
5.28 %
•:
99-
9-15
55c
a
4.40%,' preferred (qmm)
5.30% preferred (quar.)
$1.30
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of.Conn,
.
.,
9-15
9-15
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)**
Corp.
Service,
Water
9-
Atlantic Coast Line PJt.
1
(quar;)*
7-22
7-25
40c
—
8-11
week, these being given in the
Name of Company
8-20
8-15
Sanitary
(s-a)
8-11
Per
Incorporated
Fe
2
Atlanta
Packing
California
7-31
8-16
25c
40c
—
common
'
—****—
rion-eum. pre fervid
-5%
.
Santa
Topeka &
(quar.)
2
preceding table.
AMP.
7-25
7-25
.
5.
25c
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
California
8-11
8-11
Co.
Pacific
5.40%
5
10c
9-
1834c
5%
Ink
Corp
Telephone
(quar.)_
Interstate
8-20
Inc., class A (quar.)
Associated Truck Lines,
Atchison,
we
announced
dends
9-
-—
9-
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
Below
1
-
Inc.--—
8-26
Wyandotte Worsted (no action taken on com¬
mon payment at this time).
Yale & Towne
Products,
Assembly
7-25
8-
+$1.37 A
(quar.)
1
10-
20c
1
15c
_
10-
9-5
•
(quar.)
32 Ac
Goods Corp., common (quar. )
preferred (q uar. >
1——
9-15
Wood
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd.—
5A%
preferred (quar.)
California
preferred (quar.)_———_—_——*
40c
*
California
—
(guar.)
95c
*
17'Ac
8-15
10-20
27j2C
50c
*
(quar.)*
Brothers
(quar.)*—
1
Associated Dry
'
$3
Air Brake (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.*
Wliite (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
—;
Wickes Corp.
(quar.)
8-
1
*
30c
_*
_
7-14
8-14
40c
8-11
1
,
Inc.
8-20
4
———_
Arrowhead & Puritns Waters,
Commoii
-
Williams
4%i%>
<
1__
9-
(quar.)—
convertible-preferred
35c
8-15
8-
(quar.)—*—*—.—
Arlauisas Fuel Oil Corp.
8
9-2
8
SI
5c
—«
(Fla.»
Arnold Alto::: Aluminum, common
60c
Weslinghouse
Weslinghouse
3.80%
$4.35
8-15,
.*
Timber
<fc
30c
preferred (guar.)—
preferred (guar.
——rl
preferred (qiiav.)„i—,—
M,
preferred (quar.—
A preferred' (initial)——-———
8-
Cement
Land
30c
)VrertjiTcd; (quar.)—
1
I'.
8-
40c
25c
(quar.)—
5.36%
SI'.lO
9-
8-
9-
19c
37 Ac
N. J.)—-
common
common
8-15
California Electric Power (quar.)_*_—-_**_*
4c
$2.50
"
;
Co.,
9-26
10-20
10c
Calaveras
25c
8-12
35c
)
(quar.)—
Farm ft
25c
31c
Calaveras
9-
participating preferred (quar.)Pa rl icipa ting
—;
————;
Argo Oil Corp. (quar. 1———
—_
Argps Corp.. Ltd., common (quar.)—
Arizona Public Service Co„ common (quar.)
Oil
Wesson
Wood
Anhruser-lluseh. Inc.
Arden
2
7-31.
8-13
2
8-15
-
'
1%
d-VI
for each
(quar.)
^
9-
9-16*-
30c
Gobiiin Corp.—
(quar.) —
——
Refining (reduced; —
Steel Foundries (quar.)__
—
Insurance
t 8-15
8-14
Smelting; &
(c
9-
9-15
i5c
50c
1
11-
——.—
Title
8-12
1
8-28
•75c
1
8-30
common
2.
8-22
9-15
•
$1.12'A
■j
-
8
Brothers
Butler
50c
(quar.)——*——
Water Works Co.,
1
15c
Petroleum
10-
8-31
8-
9-12
8-15
9-2
2
9-
$3
8-11
2
8
California
8-29
10-
32 Ac
(quar.)
__*_—;
—„—
Steel (reduced)———
Co.
8
9-15
9-10
8-
9-12
1
9-
35c
•
8-15
10-1
25c
Hiljs Falls Co.
87 AC
preferred (quar.)——.—-———-—
5 !L- % preferred (quar.) —
———_
Anchor Post Products
(quar.)
Anderson Electric Corp., common (quar. >—
Class
)J
(quur: >_—;„_«.***—
Anglo-Canadian Tolepliono Co.—
Class
A
(quar.)
4
10-15
(Newark,
Co.
American
4
40e
1
9-
—-
6%
8-
40c
preferred (quar.)—.
& Snowdrift Co. Inc.—
$4.50
American
8-12
2
9-19
9-10
•
25c
preferred
5%'
American
8-12
2
20c
—
common
of Vista
held)i
Co.,
&
Warren
2
8-
8-20
1
10-
10c
(quar.)
;
(quar. )_**_*
_
Bullock's, Inc., common (quar.)—__!*_*__
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)**—
Burry Biscuit Corp.,-_$1.25 preferred (quar.)*
Bush Terminal Co._*__
1
6-
-—-----———--
American
99-
8-15
$1.06 A
Co. (quar.)—*
(stock dividend)
Vanadium-Alloys
Walker
8-28
8-15
9-10
10-
American-Saint
1
10c
Consolidated Oil
Uranium
100
9-10
35c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(One
9-10
8-28
—-
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
7%
8-11
—
Chemical, common
Borax
Utaco
9-
9-10
$1.12 A
United
Universal
9-15
—
preferred (quar.)
United Electric Coal Cos.
S.
7-30
Buck
8-
9- 2
30c
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
8-15
10-10
10-
25c
income)-—
preferred (duar.
7%
8-30
8-16
9-5
J56c
Potash
common
2
9-10
i
-ry
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
American
Radiator
&
Standard
Corp.
62 Ac
'
(quar.)
com.
*
1
8-
8-15
30c
20c
9-
25c
9-22
35c
9-22
L $2SC-
Equipment
quarterly
*
& Chemical, com. (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
——
$5 special preferred (initial)
American President Lines, Ltd.—5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
—
8
9-
9-
(quar.)
10-
8-15
1 %
95c
8-15
1
9-
Brown
'
1.
*9-
iquar.)„
Distillers Corp.,
7-3L
9-20
55c
preferred (quar.)_
9-10
■
1
+30c
'**•*-
1
1
4%
.
8-27%
;
10-
*
7-31
1
i72',aC
10-
Increased
40c
$4.50
U.
8
Co.
Shoe
Brown-Forman
8-20
8-22
2
10-
12c
&-Sharpe Manufacturing (quar.)
Brunning (Charles; Co. (quar.)_**__*__l__*
Photocopy
American
American
9-
40c
(quar.)
Common
S.
8
_————
(quar.) A:
Car Co. (quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America—
Tank
4A%>
8
8-
20c
B
U.
8
8-
1
8-
each
split (4 additional shares for
r <
share held) *—**•
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
Class
8-
1
9-
(Canada)—
Gas
Class
1
9-
25c
Co.
Stock
Union
8
$1.46'A
common (quar.)
(quar.) J*_——*__*__.
$4.25 preferred
8-
1-
8-
9-
7'Ac
—
8-15
—
4 »/2
$1.433»
(quar.)*
—
Truax-Traer Coal Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred A (quar.)—
—**,
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.) *—
5%
preferred (quar.)———-—.*
—
Rubber Co.,
1
9-
preferred (quar. i
,*
:**
$1.33 3A
6.35%
preferred (quar.)
.____**—
$1.45
5.80% preferred (quar.)*.————
$1.67 »St
6.70%: preferred (quar.)
*
—,
Texas Fund (6c from investment income and
26c
<• 20c
from realized capital gains)——
5%
Tcxize Chemicals
(stock dividend)
—
.
8
9-
'
1
8-
$1.37 A
*—.*„_**x_x*_■ ■
7-29
Inc.—
Metal Climax inc.—
% preferred (quar,)-*—-—
American Meter Co. (quar.)*
9-
9-10
30c
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar. >
Brooklyn Lci-cugh Gas (quar.)—*;
7-29
7-24 A
9-10
8-20
87%c
,
(quarterly from investment inc.»
preferred (quar.)
Bridge & Tank (Canada • Ltd., common
$2.90
preference
(quar.)*.
Bowl-Mor,
2
30c
8-15
25c
(quar.)——**—_
preferred tquar.i-
common
9-
w
American
9-15
$1.25
5.85%
Tycr
7-28
1
8-
Shares
Insurance
American
Fisheries,
9-22
93 %c
11-20
:25c
Boston Fund
7-25
,
9
8-
nv/ze
J
8-21
11-29
8c
1
(quar.)™—
8-15
v
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—
;
American, Furniture, (quar.)
—_—i-——
American Greetings' Corp.j class A fquar.)
Class' B
(ouar. )*
———
American
Hospital Supply
(quar.)——
8-15
9-
Col
Co.
10-20
37 VaC
-
9-15
50c
preferred
V-15
2
8- 9
American Cement Corp.—
8-15
1
Can
American
8
8-11
x
1
10-
20c
Insurance
8-
"
30c
-
Booth
9-20
9-2
20c
6c
Airplane
,8-2
9-30
75c
•
from investment
(Quar.
8-li:
8-25
25c
—
7-28
9-15
-9-15
-
20c
,V
*
Bondstock Corj).
8-15
>
133ic'
(quar.—---(quar.)—_——
Bu-siness
American
8-11.
35c
—-
7-31
$1
(quar.)—
common
30c
f
•—
75c
American Box Board
Stock dividend
9-10
8
preferred
G%
9-15
$1.05
—
6
9-
25c
—
Bank Note Co.,
American
5
9-
Fenn Co., common (quar.)—--—.
27c
preferred (quar.)—_—————
50c
Texas Company
(quar.)——
—
35c
Texas Eastern
Transmission, com. (quar.)*
$1.12 A
4.50 %
preferred (quar.) ——.—
$1.18%
4.75%
'preferred (quar.)——.
Travelers
9-
60c
'
Boeing
15c
preferred (quar.)
6%
8-29
9-15
15c
&
5.75%
8-15-
9-15
50c
,
7-31
8-15
Metals—
Art
American
1
8-15..
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
—
American Airlines, common (quar.)
3% %
convertible preferred (quar.)
5
1
10-
(quar.)—
common
BorgsWarncr Corp,, 3lrz'c
50c
(quar.)—
Co.
5%'
4
8-15
4.32%
5.50%
8-13
10c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
■<
8-13
1
25c
Sutherland Paper,
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
9-
9-11
50c
Calif, (quar.)—
(Indiana; (quar.)
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey >_*:—,
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
Btatler Hotels Delaware Corp—
6
8-15
14c
Co. of America, common (quar.)
preferred <quar.)__—
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)——
—
4(2% preferred (quar.)———-——-——American Aggregates, common (quar.)——
7-25'
9-
S.)
10-
—
Aluminum
8-
50c
Co.
8
8-
25c
7-21
(quar.)
Fund—
investment income)
net
5
$1.06'A
.
(quar.)—,
8-
I2V2C
$3.75
55c
:
Standard Oil Co. of
6%
8-
25c
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
_
Standard Forgings Corp. (reduced)
Taylor
5'
8-
25c
Bpecr Carbon Co. (quaiv)—*———.*——
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)—.
Superior
8-
8-20
62 Ac
—
(From
7-25
8-
$1.40
(quar.
.Tobacco,
preferred
8-
73C
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)—.
Aluminium,
Ltd.
(quar.;--———-—~
19c
—•
Bparton Corp., common (resumed)
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Oil
Aloe
10-17
50c
(reduced)——————
Singer Mfg. (quar.)
Bivyer Steel Castings (quar.)—.
.——
Southern Spring Bed Co.—
Southland Paper Mills (quar.)
Standard
10-17'
1
20c
f~
Co.
Bimmons
8-15.
1
10c
Strapping, common (quar.)—
tSCi
ft,
9-10
(A.
Bros.
Bell, Inc.
Brown
11-
30c
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
-**fjlprrctiirp t nan r*o
Tnc., 7% nfd. (quar.)*.—
Blue
_*—__—*___
11-
30c
Biegler Corp. (reduced)™
Bloch
9-12
8-15
(quar.)___
20c
(quar.)
common
A
$1
*
8-15
1
'preferred
preferred
.
9-12
50c
.
*
Quarterly
Blue Ridge Mutual
Stores
85c
50c
"
2
0%/
Corp., common (quar.;—
4%
preferred (quar.)—_—
—
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.;
etfpaul Union
•
9-
10-
30c
(Fla;)—
Products corp.
Allied
Allitxl
Stockyards (common payment
; omitted at this time).
Bcott Paper Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)-*
fiearle (G. D.) & Co. (quar.)
.
8-lf)
75c
(quar.)_
5.60%
(quar.;——__™_—
Mills, "Inc.
Allied
8-30
4.25%/
9-12
dividend
,
——
25c
9-12
1
per
8-15
5
9-
10c
9-10
1
10-
$1.12 A
8-15
1
$1.25 V
Quarterly A.*—***—;—»*_—*£_—.—*Allied Control Co., common fqtmr. >
7% pfd.
(entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on Aug. 15 at $5 per sh. plus this
7-31
8-15
+15e
9-2
9-30
5c
'
(quar,;***
Co;npany
10-
share plus this dividend)—_
$1.75
Allegheny Corp., 6%; conv, pfd. (initial)*
5A% pfd. A (this payment clears arrears>$149.87A
30c
Allentown Portland Cement, class A (quar.)
Allen (R C.) Business Machines, Inc.—
$115
9-5-
Ar
10-
7%
preferred (entire
redemption on Aug, 8 at
for
called
Oil Co. (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
Inc.,-
Products,
issue
5
Best
Bishop
$1.15
(quar.)—
preferred
25c
(quar.)
8-15
$1.05
Co.—
Steel
Wood
5%;
8-11.
8-25
9-
Alan
8-15
Holdert
-,
Payable of Rec.
Share
''T
'
When
Par
*, + -/■Jr'*.'•( '
g
v,
Co.
8-18
87 Ac
preferred (quar.M**:,***
—
4.20%, preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar,. ;_*.—
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)_*—
Finance
2
9-
40c
Power Co.,
Alabama
Name of Company
Beneficial
8-1&
>/ 9- 5
$1.12%
——_i.—
(quar. ;*_—
common
Gas,
(quar.)
(quar. h—
prior
$3.50
.
7*
k.
'.
of Rec:
5
9-
62 Ac
,
2
50c
(quar.)
Products
Steel
Joseph Stock Yards
9-
12 Ac
—
Aeronautical (quar.)-^
Safvay
Bt.
8-
37 Ac
time.
this
8-15
1
40c
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
Ross Gear & Tool Co. (quar.)
*—
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar,)**——
Ruppert (Jacob), 412% preferred (quar.)—
No action
taken on common payment at
Ryan
8-15
1
31'Ac
$1.25
$1
1
9-
9-
r-
Reading Tube
,
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
*
common
preferred
4.50%
Alabama
9-
26c
40c
.
Oil Co.
Pure
9-
(quar.)***.————
preferred
4,16%'
Reduction Co.,
Air
50c
87 Ac
of Indiana, coin. (quar.)**
preferred (quar.)*.*
—:
preferred (quar,)*
Public Service Co.
Holder*
When
Payable
Share'
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
Per ,\
...;
Holder*
When
Per
Share
,
.
.
(452)
12
12-
1
-
Volume
Number 5765
188
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
«»
DAILY RANK OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
28'
r
Oct 21
33% Jun 17
92'
11*4
Jan
30% Jan
3
51% July 15
43% Jan
13
59
102% Jan
7
112
-■
Nov 13
2
17% Jun
36% Dec 30
10
12 Vie Oct
21
64% May 17
16% May 27
21
Dec
27
38 ■'8 Jan
20 ls Dec
24
24.
132
Mar
Feb
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
1
12
204
11
15
23 Va Dec
2
30
Jun
13% Dec
Jan
2
7
Jan
2
S
16
16% Jan 28
24% Jan
2
2% Jan
16
Jan
8
18% May 13'
77% Jan 14
9% Jun
240
31
11% Jan
17
24
Sep
5
65% Apr
110% Jun
12% Oct 22
2
72
Jan
16
4% Jan
3
13
16% Nov 25
2
2
18
12% Jan
3
72 % Apr
29
21
Jan
2
59
4
35% Jun
12
Oct
25% Dec 30
30% Jan
12
Nov
7
35
Dec
30
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
Nov
82
17
Jan
8
30
36% May 9
119
May 16
6
23% Nov 19
39
Jan
27
Jan
2
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
74
.
Jan
6
22 Vs May 19
91% Jan
8
4
27
Jan
2
Jun
80
Apr
30
Jan
9b
14% Feb
88
103
3
33% Feb 21
7
81
Feb
25
64% Jan
2
3
14% Jan
2
85% Jan
9
84% Jan
13
93% Nov 13
97% Jan
3
25
32% Dec 31
27 Vs Apr
7
Sep
5
66
Mar
6
59
Jun
2
23
16% Oct
11
27
May
9
19% Feb
32 % Dec
25
30
57% July
8
33% Jan
2
11% Dec
19
Aug
3% Oct
24% Jan
22
13
Jan
S
2
19
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
6% July 11
45% July 25
42 Vi Mar 7
37% Nov 27
35% Jun
4
20% May
8
20
41% Jan
39 % Jan
40
Feb
a
2
64% July
B
64
Sep
9
62% Jan
2
28
39% Jan
8
29 Vb Jan
17
24
75% Nov 26
2
_
93% Feb 27
80% Jan
3
35% Oct 22
48% July 15
39% Jan
17
23% Oct
22
29 % Apr 30
25
2S% Oct 22
39% May 22
38% Jan
2
11% May
7
13% Dec 30
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14
13 % Jan
30
35
49
Oct
Apr 29
May 28
45% July
1
111% July 21
78% Aug
1
21% July 31
105
July 28
441/4 July 28
108% Apr 24
'35% July 31
66
Feb
24
14% Jan
2
Jun
7
32% Feb
12
31% Feb
1
19% Jan
2
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
21
19'A Dec 30
11% Jan
Allen
Industries
Allied
4.08%
;
6%
Amerace
Amerada
Petroleum
American Airlines
3%%
4% %
American
41
Amer
July 31
6%
19% July 28
19% May 19
6% Aug
50'/b July
11
18
Jan
a
96
Jan
a
32% Jan
a
79
78
Aug 28
83
41
Jan
21
•
Oct
22
68% July 18
28% Jun 13
47% Jan
18
17% Jan
17
99% Feb
92
5% Jan
12
14
Jan
2
20 % Feb
28
22% May
11
Jan
July 17
July 25
6
52% July 23
4%%
35% July 25
American
Distilling
American
Electric
American Encaustic
231/2 Aug
42
Jun
2
1
1
13
American Enka
Jan
28
106% Jun
6
17% July 31
108
Apr 21
14Vi July 23
21 Vi July 28
21
34% Jan
10
31
97% July 3
63% Jun li
133% Nov
4
155% Jan 24
39% Oct
18
35 % Dec
111
Jun
American Home
113
Oct
30
45% Jan
3
123% Feb 15
97
July 14
11 % Jan
2
151 Vi .T»1v 31
13
10
2
143
Aug
1
43
Jan
6
4%%
American Metal
5%%
Amer
May 12
30% May 13
68
May
48
Vi July 22
5
19% Oct
22
:9>.4 DeS 29
Bee
30
31% Feb
2
84
Aug 29
82% Dec 30
22% Oct 21
24% Oct
22
Aug
1
89% Jun 25
8
25% Jan
2
32% Aug
9% Jan
2
134 Va Jun
4
1
Jan
8
15% July 11
28% Mar 3
23% Jan
10
26 V2 Mar 13
19% Mar
10% Jun
'
33% Aug
**53
"TfT" i-iay
Dec
45
6
5
"«r-
2
26
22% Jan
<0
Jfcfi
46% Jun
4
13
41
Jan
7
,95% May 9
.60% July 12
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
88
Jan
2
footnotes
see
page 24.
13% Julv 28
j
30
11
.
Pw
1
182
122 % Jan
7
81'%
82 %
82
45
82
44'%
82
81
81
81
81
26%
27 Va
480
26 Vis
27'%
27'%
26%
27'%
26'%'
27
44,500
100
103
103
•101
"
*81
26%
107
100%
102
*101'%
-
105
7%
*101Vi
33
Jan
12
Jan
13
25% Apr
21
2
o
1
36'%
35%
36
35Vi
36Vi
35Vi
36
28%
29',,!
28%
29V is
29'%
29 Vi,
75%.
29 V4
31%
78'%
77
79
76 %
74%
70%
73 V-4
75'%
75%
•32
33
31%
32
31
31'%
*30 Vi
33
l
36
36
*35 Va
36 Va
35'%
35'%
*34'%
35'%
30'%
*34'/i
44'%
44%
44 V is
44%
44'%
44'%
44'%
43%
44
107%
109%
44', 2
107%
1,500
2
107'%
108 Vis
106 Vi
107%
106 Vi
108
14,800
77%
77'%
77'%
77%
78'%
77
21V4
100
104'%
43 V
a
21%
109 V
21'%
21%
21 %
104'%
105
104'%
103'%
21 Va
4.4
44
109'%
107
107
*107
35
35
35
21'%
*61
63
61
61
35
35
61%
61
%
43%
43%
105
35'%
•60
787%
24%
24%
25 V,:
25'%
39%
39 V
39%
39
.
200
78%
2,000
21 Va
21Vi
*104
57,700
106
1,200
1,600
43%
44
*1077i
110
35%
62'%
35%
*61
20
35%
25%
24%
25%
24%
39%
41
39%
40Va
3,100
30
62'%
26%
40 Va
24%
110
35 Vi
44
108
32,400
30'%
108
43%
109'%
28%
19%
1
♦19
£'%
1
19%
18%
19%
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&
82,000
11,900
,
48
48 V,.
40%
40 Vis
40 Vi
40 Vis
40%
40 V a
47%
47'%
47 Vi
47%
47 Vis
4774
47'%
79 Vi
80'%
80'%
80'%
79'%
80%
78%
♦35'%
10
•92
47%
34'%
79
79'%
80 V
36 %
36
36
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95
*93'%
*93'%
95
49'%
47 Va
48%
a
48%
47%
36 Vi
•35'%
95
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50%
47 Va
36
*35 Vi
36 Vi
95
*93'%
2,600
2,000
*
1,400
95
49 Vi
50'%
49%
50'%
100
89,800
35
34%
34'%
35%
34'%
35
44%>
44%
44
44'%
43 Vi
44
43'%
43%
43%
43V,s
11,700
1
20%
21 %
20 Va
21 '/a
21'%
21 Vi
21'%
21V,,
22'%
24,200
23'%
21'%
22'%
41 Vi
*41%
21
•41'%
26%
34%
21'%
21 Vi
42'%
*41'%
42
26'%
26%
21%
*41'%
21'/4
42
26'%
26 Vi
27
16
15%
16 Vi
16
16'A
15%
24%
25%
25 Va
25%
24%
84 Vi
84 Vi
83'%
83'%
83
83
__1
14'%
*14'%
20'%
37%
V83
105'%
*16'%
*101'%
38%
14'%
104
*101'%
14'%
14'/a
21
*101'%
104
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37'%
38''a
38
37%
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85
•
17%
17%
108
21
21
21 Va
104
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85
17'%
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•
14'%
37%
105'%
103
17 vi
108
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21 Va
104
9,700
8,600
25'/i
84'%
102'%
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237%
42
24%
*101'%
.
26%
15%
103%
1
27
26%
6,800
35%
23 %
*83
17%
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14%
21'%
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.
27 V4
16
100
102%
21%
35
*83
85
106
104
17%
108
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*101'%
14'%
14'%
23,600
7,400
700
105 3 is
12,500
400
17V,.
106
1,500
14%
21
20%
21
104
*101'%
104
38'%
85
...
37%
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6,100
33,400
377],
85
53
52'%
53
52%
54
54
55
55
55%
2,700
24 Vis
24'%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
25'%
25
25%
74,100
common—1
24%
*97%.
99
*97'%
2
21%
22
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%,
21%
20
*23%
13%
24%
23 V'4
23%
23%
23%
*23%
24-Vi
*23 7 i
13%
13%
13%
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13%
13%
13'%
13'%
1,000
14%
14 V
14'4
14 Va
14
14%
14
14%
161,700
com
preferred
Co
1
♦97'%
99
99
>'
♦97 Vi
99
*97%
22
99'%
5,100
22%
300
24%'
5
14%
14%
25
60%
61%
60 %
60%
60
60%
58%
60
58'%
60
12,600
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24%
25
24%
25
24%
25
25
2574
25%
26%
1
Gas
37%
38'..
38
38%
38 %
38 Vi,
38'%
38%
38
38%
6,200
12,300
No par
44%
45%
45
45%
44%
45%
45 Vi
46 74
45
46
19,600
14
73,200
Co
5
com
13
*151
29%
10
60
Co__No par
No par
45%
145%
100
25
53
100
common
126
-1
36'%
13 V
13 V
4
29
29%
•151 V-4
154
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60%
44%
144
52%
53'%
45%
145',4
53%
53
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126
36%
36 V%
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30 74
29
60%
60%
45'%
46 %
144
144
53%
53%
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127
13%
15174
29
61
60
45' is
145'%
46%
147
13'%
13%
151'%
137 it
154
30
29
29%
1
60
60%'
13'%
13%
a
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154
a
126
127
37%
37
37%
37 Vi
46 74
144
53%
126
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45 Vi
143
*53 Vi
*125
37%
37%
29%
10,700
60%
840
46 %
33,600
145
380
54
1,900
50
127
9,400
37%
74%
75
74 '/a
74 "2
74'%
74'%
74%
7574
\ 75'A
25
33'%
33 %
33%
33%
33 '2
33%
32%
33%
32'%
32 %
5,100
25
33%
33%
33 >8
34
33%
34%
33
33%
33
33 Va
3,130
5
Tobacco
12%
12'%
*11%
12
*11 Vis
12%
1274
11%
12%
3,600
179%
180 %
18074
180 Vi
1
65,900
88%
88'%
88 7 i
12,800
«
100
common
-^25
preferred-
-
25
Co
com
series
5
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series
88%
25
*25
27?
180'%
180
88%
89
179%
89'%
88%
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180
180
88%
8874
182
128'%
128'%
128'%
320
a
29%
29%
29%
30'%
30'/a
31%
31'%
32 Va
85,600
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
27V4
27%
28 Vi
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28 Va
26
on t:,
*26
26 V '2
20
sa
13%
16,100
13,800
129
a
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128 V
129'%
-
28%
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„
129
•
28 74
127 a
13 Va
13'%
27%
*27'%
♦2G
26'%
28'%
129
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
27%
28 3 is
27Va
27%
2874
27%
49%
49
49% '
40%
49%
50»%
50
48'%
55
54'%
54'%
53%
54'%
54'%
55
54'%
55
54
50 Vb
51'%
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513 is
50'%
51
51
50%
50'%
50'-'4
99
98 Va
99
Smeltlng__i
Anaconda Co
54
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
No par
84 preferred
No par
Ahder&on Clayton St Co,
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil OorpL—10"
Mining
8,400
300
51
50
<fc
1.G00
76
Xl3%
139% 129%
29%
29 %
1-!-%
14%
_100
Corp
Works
Lead
20
156
1
Tel & Tel Co
Copper
48'%
10
Co
preferred
Sany
American Sumatra
Zinc
43,500
48%
40%
47'%
Co
5%%
47%
48
Refining common
preferred
6%
40,100
40'%
Co
Inc
Co
Preferred
26,200
6 Vi
49
100
Preferred
19%
19%
5%
47%
6%
American
18%
*19
6
100
Std
American Water
19 Vi
19%
5%
40 Va
100
Chemical
American Viscose
18 Vis
*19
5 Vi,
48%
preferred
American
19
19%
5%
47
Co
American Tobacco
*19
5%
40%
Corp
American Stores
18 Va
19%
5'%
25
Co
&
19%
*19
5%
12.50
No par
No par
com
Products
American Snuff
Andes
21%
104
35
•107
78 Vi
78
104
44V4.
10
Corp
Anaconda Vtfire St Cable
31% July 21
so
Peb 12
6,400
111.500
50
2
57'/2 Mar 25
May 21
100
May 13
'"38%July ?
400
35%
-
Ampheiiol Electronics Corp
v-'j
Aug
105
35%
'
27%
-
51
8,400
29 Va
20
Amer Smelt & Refg com
1% preferred
6%
12,100
28%
10
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
7%
74
34%
Amer Sugar
14
27% Feb
k
45
37% July 31
25% Jan 23
7
4,500
44%
2
44% July 11
11% July 26
4
45
27% Jan
2
21
44:! „
noncumulative preferred
American Steel Foundries
27
Nov
44%
12%
126
74% Feb
»% Oct
3,000
127%
2
167% Jan
22% Oct
37Vi
12%
117% Jan
29
July 16
4
24
377i
12%;
37'%
12 Vi
37%
12%
Apr
78% Jan 31
131% Feb
37V,,
12%
56
12 Vi Aug
30
38
37%
12%
44%
2
13
2
Dec
38'%
38
12%
45
Jun
8% Jan
8% Oct 22
39
38
37 Vi
12%
155
2
25
38%
a
44 %
1
Corp
convertible
14% Mar 13
157
34% July 25
179% Mar
38'%
5
SS
American Molasses
Amer Potash
771/2 July 9
34
July 25
22
1,700
preferred
46% July 31
6
Oct
29'%
Co
Climax
American Natural
10
6
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
28%
38%
Investment Co of HI
American Motors
12
160
28 Va
38
American
15 % July 25
25% Feb
Jan
28'%
40
International Corp
1
65% Jan
12
29 V
38%
American
3
31% Jan
7% Oct 24
28%
40%
1
17
31
40
34% Apr
29%
39%
No par
23
Jun
40
900
common
15% Jun
Apr 24
25
6
24
94
8.600
Tiling
noncumulative
24% Jun
67% Dec
Oct
94
85%
Amer Metal
1
45
% Mar 12
94
14%
57% Mar 24
3
30
94
*92'%
85
25% Aug
47% Jan
22% Nov
94
14%
*14
6Vt% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common
7
3.90%
100
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
3
V2 July 31
85% Jun 10
38
27% Dec 31
«
24.000
56,300
14'%
Products
American Ice Co
23 % Jun
7
35% Jan
18%
42%
15%
1
33% Apr
48% Apr
18%
41'%
83
a
Apr 21
22% Jan
18%
44%
23%'
6%
90
18%
42
94
No par
Power
Optical
17:% Oct
112
760
18'%
15%
American
52% Dec 31
*111
10
277
44%
82 %
39VsMar
4
275
111
18
23%
News
9
280
111
41
10
American
Apr
279
111
18%
No par
12.50
28% Mar 13
18% Jan
277
109%
54,600
86%
No par
Foreign Power
63
158
276'%
112
2,700
<•
41%
American Ss
S
15
276%
%
7
17%
No par
40c
2
24
19
77
6%
14%
Corp
20% Jan
Nov
19
*75
7
40%
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
48 % Jan
10% Dec
19
77
6%
85'%
common
45% May
221/2 Aug
36
141
I8t«
*75
7
*92'%
100
Sugar
prior preferred
33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
22
76
6%
14%
American Cyanamid Co
64% Jan 31
33% Oct
18%
76
7 Vis
86
common
American Crystal
22
Oct
30% Oct 22
18%
*114% 116%
10
American Chicle Co
18% Dec 23
44
116%
5
American Can Co common
1%
preferred
American Chain & Cable
8% Mar 21
Jan
27,400
*115%
14%
20
7
8
116%
No par
& Radio
17% Jun
May 27
43% July 1«
July 31
July 31
14%
1
7
21
83
•6% Mar
Inc
27
16% Jun
*115%
18 V,,
85%
preferred
Feb
29
18%
Broadcasting-Paramount
13
31
18%
No par
Co
3
11
9,800
18%
10
American Cable
July 31
36 Vi
Shoe
a
Dec
18 Va
3%
4
18 V
No par
1
47 %
7,000
3%
14%
Bosch Arm a Corp
Brake
Theatres
•%
33%
160
3 Vis
41
50
31
Nov 14
33
*154
3%
88
preferred
Jan
11
33%
160
3%
14%
preferred
conv
Jan
24
32%
*154
238
86%
preferred
American Bank Note
Jan 13
20% Dec 20
33
*233'%
7.500
29%
common
13
6
17,300
87%
Bakeries Co com
94
28
1,000
62%
74
No par
Corp
convertible
American
7
Jun
23%
62
238
95
40%
Amer Agricultural Chemical_^No par
16% Jun
88
23'4
63%
62 Vi
29%
Corp
97% Jun
Jan
23%
23'%
*232
23%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
15% Aug 19
4
111
6%'"
18%
20 Vs
86
preferred
10% Feb
Feb
112
7%
19%
12.5'x
convertible
73
102
275
111%
Aluminum Co of America
5
2
•76
275
1
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
84% Dec
10
78
7
1.000
20%
19,700
18%
18%
265
2,200
10 Vi
116%
*115%
13%
1
32
220
10
78
116%
18
convertible preferred
73% Nov 26
Oct
18%
31 %
220
10'%
19%
160
3%
257,,
100
American Hawaiian
Va Oct 22
18'%
18%
♦76
32%
.
218
13,200
10%
•
240
*154
37u
•USA
No par
common
American Hardware
15 Vi Jan
32%
160
31'%
*218
•
63
*235
3%
100
Allied Mills
■i
95
29
17%
:
Inc
25% July 30
S3
32'%
*154
18 Vis
62 Vt
:
.
10.900
,
No par
Allied Laboratories
7
12
62 Vi;
10%
,,
5
I
22
31'%
217'V
9%
238
_5
Corp
a
Nov 29
Vi
100
Inc
Chemical
Jan
12% Oct
32%
3%
•92
16% Jan
92
62
160
X18
78
135
>
31
217 Va
10 Vi
*233
l
prior preferred
conv preferred
18
23
28
Oct
32%
•154
100
Feb
16 Vi Dec
7®
30%
218
9%
62%
3%
common
27% Aug
1
16 % July 31
10% Oct 21
30 ',4
218
238
2
preferred A
Va May 29
26 % Jun 26
42% Jan
38% Dec 30
53% Jan 25
Oct
2
100
V
220
62
10
Amer
18
25 Vi
Vi
17%,, 18'/«
Amalgamated Leather Co—
37% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
Oct 21
218
•232
Allied Kid Co
July 28
52
51
10
100
conv
6%
20
37
Jan
9,100
5,000
Corp
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
15
24% Jan
25'%
25'%
No par
Vi July 28
271/2 July 31
22
113
25
30
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
82
27% Jan 21
7
25
25
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
30% Feb 21
30
24%
24T»24%
30
Corp
47% Mar 19
29% Jan
Oct
S4
16
39% July 22
15% Jan 21
21% Dec 27
77
9,900
25'%
'
49% Mar 24
24% Nov 13
31% Jan
18V4
25
25
preferred
6%%
July 25
33% Jun
30% July 29
■«2% Mar 12
16
4 Vk-'o
9
79% July 22
70% Aug
25
29%
Alleghany Corp common
19% July 23
44% July 30
2
30
24%
24%
1%
preferred
Aldens Inc common
July 31
July 28
25
22
24%
1
common
Alco Products Inc
7% July 25
Jun
Oct
42 Vs
*18'%
■
.
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Apr 21
80% Jan
Dec
42 Vi
18'%
iNopar
■
pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas
4
26
14
Air Reduction Inc
18% July 29
8
59
18'4
42%
18
,
23%
8
83% Nov 13
17%
42%
18%
20'%
July
53% July
147% Jun
18
42%
18
a
Vi July
31
17%
41'%
19 V
53
Dec
17%
18%
23%
1
200
42%
23%
3
6,300
a
20%
July
•'
■
24 %
23'%
5
-
18 Va
24%
33% Aug
114
41V
24%
conv
700
58%'
*111'%
18%
Corp
4.50%
114
Shares
3G%
243»«
1
July 25
225% July 24
57 Vi
42%
a
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
1
367%
59'%
18%
25'A May
64
the Week
24%
25
20
102
33
■'
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
37
57%
*111'%
10'%
27% Dec 23
Jan
114
20 %
59% Dec 30
10
*111'%
112
17%
•36
58%
10%
112
Apr
42 V
112
18
37
20
280
30% Jan
112
17%
*36'%
57%
1
Jan
91
•111
>
1
2
21
57'%
Aeroquip Corp
Mar 17
80
37
57
July 23
10% May 28
21% Jan
8
21
3
87'
225
2
3
20% Dec
1
36'%
57 Va
Friday
Aug. 1
1
I_
Inc
Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Jan
165
Steel
™
;
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Acme
32
Aug
100
37
Sales for
Thursday
July 31
July 30
10
ACF Industries Inc_.
2
Wednesday
37
__i
Adams Express Co
14
98% Jan
20
14
July 31
July SO
56%
Vending Corp
25% July 29
116
23% July
70% Dec
25 %
2
68% Nov 18
24
45% FCb
20% Jun
Jan
20% Nov 26
36 % Dec
ABC
Tuesday
July 28
Abbott Laboratories common
4% conv preferred
19 Vi May 23
108
14
Oct
146
30
'A July 31
July 24
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Abacus Fund
5
1
3
14 % Apr
28% Dec
93 % Dec
Jun
Aug 28
114
17
80% Dec
143
193% Jan
30
Oct
6
2
19% Jan
30
3% Dec
190
2
24 Vi Jan
3% May 28
20
Oct
^20% Jan
13
160
25
70
3
17 % Jan
23
10% Dec 30
107
19% Jan
43% Jan
25% Dec
July ,1
Dec
,'37Vi July 15
14% Jan
d-
7
40
1
232% Jun 28
16% Dec 31
155
7
Jan
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8
43% Oct 21
176 Va Feb
Jun
14% Jan
6'a Dec 30
10% Oct
8
14
STOCK
EXCHANGE
"
164 % May 22
37 Vi Feb 12
NEW YORK
Highest
'
_14
*98'%
35
30'%
-
35%
36 %
'29%
30%
30%
*28%
.
*28 '%
37
31
•29'%
98
t
98
*97
37
37'%
30''4
30%
36'%
30'%
♦28%
29 7 a
2974
28'A
90,900
,
2,030
4,000
200
997i
98
98
37 Vi
363i
36 Vi
3174
30%
30 3i
6,000
9,200
2974
29'%
10O
•29
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
14
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1957
Par
35% Mar 24
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
34%,
35
34%
2
Feb
25
38% July 30
Argo
5
33%
34%
341
34%
22
39% Apr 25
36
Jail
4
18
Dec
Yl% Dec 31
-10
—_5
56%
57%
17%
28%
57
17%
12%
25
17%
57%
18%
28%
8714
17%
12%
25%
13%
16% Jan
10% Oct
8
Jan
4
227/a Jan
2
2
20 Yt Nov 18
Armstrong Cork Co
Feb
18
Feb
26
32% Jun
5
16J/2 Apr
22
7
3% Jan
7
8
6% Jun
31V* May 31
22
12
31% July 21
6% Jan
9
10% July 30
2
*7% Oct
27% Feb
8'/a Nov 22
OYs Jan
4
4
11% Nov 19
27
13% Nov
Common
36% July 23
May
5
Jan
2
94% Jan
6
Jan
2
78% July 30
17% Jan
2
2
24% July 21
29% Jam 10
38% July 31
29
May 6
Jan 28
Jun
6
34
103
78
18% Nov
Jan
18% July 21
Feb 25
15
6
19% May
67
9 % Jan
6
10% Feb
Jan
7
2
31% Dec 13
83% Nov
1
95
8% Nov
27
i—l
Associates Investment Co—
41%
preferred
—100
841 a
7%
16%
62%
11%
18%
36% July 23
86 % Nov 13
Atlantic Refining
loo
4%
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
42% July 31
75% Nov
1
6% Dec
30
11% Jan
24
17
18
24
14% Jan
Jan 25
94
28
15
5
Atlas
1
66% Aug
1
preferred ——Atlas Powder Co.
,'i
Jun
7% Jan
2
13% July 25
16% Nov 26
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
8
18% July 28
25% Oct
38
May 15
30% Jan
2
487 it July 25
Dec
Dec 30
79% July 16
7
Nov 26
14
21
57
~4%
~7% July" "5
" 22
Oct
28% Nov
48% July
1
2
5% Jan
3% Jari
9
Jun
24
9% Jan
2
31
Oct
21
5% Jan
46% Jan
11
9
Dec
30
15
Jan
16
11% Nov
6
35% Feb
15
34% Jan
6
8
97% Jan
2
26
28
Feb
95
July 22
SO
Mar
102
•0% July 26
4
41 % Jun
9
Feb
95
3
21
10
58% July 25
22% Apr
7
Dec
23
63
May 16
45% Apr
7
60
27% Dec
17
57% Jan
2
29 % Jan
2
37% Aug
NOV
14
89
45%
50
July 23
1
1
—10
1
10
Barber Oil Corp
60% July 31
48% May 27
100
100
noncumulative preferred
Bangor & Aroostook RR
4%
Basic Products Corp
7
19% July 25
16% Jan
6
30% May
71% May 22
15% Jan 18
19% Oct 21
45 % Apr
8
57% Jan
Bath
27
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
Mar 24
23
8%'
31
Mar 24
Works
Iron
Corp
10
Nov 11
136
May 20
127
Jan
3
166
Jun
5
89% July 12
102
Apr
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
10% Dec 23
5
20% Jan 11
2
15% Jun
9
Beaunit Mills Inc—
21
23
47% July 16
18 % May 16
25% Jan
2
Beckman
72% Dec
26
86 % Aug
73% Jan
3
83
15% Oct
22
31% Jan 24
Jun
2
29% May 23
34
Jun 16
Dec
10
16% Jan
7
22% July 29
33% Jan
3
44% May 28
17% Dec
29% Nov 25
116
16
35% May 20
6
42
1
Nov
27% Feb
9
8
18
29
22
Api
35% July
131/4 Aug
12
10% Mar
10% Jan
May 19
2
2
1
10 % Jan
2
24% Jan 31
50% Jan
42
Jan
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft
Bell
1
•
;;
Jan
36
89 % Feb
10
Mar
90
6
21
66% May 17
18
21
May 14
18 % Jan
18
48
May
45
Jun
9
28
1% Jan
% Dec 20
Dec 30
•
11
Apr
2
50% July 21
Jan
1% Feb
iff Jan
26
32% July 15
16
28% Jan
34% July 16
15
47% Dec
45 % Jan
71
10% Oct 21
54% Jan
7
33% Jan
61% July 29
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
36% Jan
13
149 % Jan
3
16
43
Feb
13% Dec
116
Jun
18
20
6% Dec 23
16
15% Jan
75
11
11
6% Jan
Aug
1
47% July 31
159% Jun 12
10% Jun
2
27
66% July
'
9
48% Aug
56
Jan
2
64% May 17
36
Jan
30
21% Dec 18
43% Jan
23% Jan
2
34% July 31
1
23% Jan
Dec
Apr
2
19% Dec 31
33% Jan
2
12% Dec 23
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
61% Jan
2
34 % Feb
25
64 July 24
f'Blaw-Knox Co.,
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) CoBoeing Airplane Co
47% July 31
31/64 July 17
Oct
10
18
19
July
'
24
14
Dec" 3*1
25
9
14% Jan
2
19% Aug
14
Oct 22
17% May 27
11% Dec
5
14% Jan
2
2
12(4 Feb
72
11% Feb
2
12
Jan
2
60% Jan
6
15% Dec 24
46
.Jan
10
25% Apr
23
13
Oct
87
63% Dec
Jan
22
78
40
Oct 30
30
July 10
34% Aug
1
Jan
16
Apr
9
85
48 % Jan
53% Jan 24
1
19
2
57% July
3
13% Jun
13
Common
3
25% Jun
13
6 c/o
6% Jan
2
10% Jun
11
Braniff
Feb
28
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
_
Jan
•2
36
38% Jan
8
2
10
26% Jan
2
61% July 12
21
53 % Jan
13
Aug 26
15
37% July
31
;
Airways Inc
2
15
July 30
Brown
42% Jan
17
56
July 31
Brown Shoe Co
32 Vb Jan
13
44% July
22% Jan
13
27% July 22
25
28
8
May 23
Dec
24
52% Jan
13 y« Dec
30
21% May 17
90 % Jan 15
79
Nov 20
25% Nov 27
29% Jan
26
2
78% Jun
10
Brooklyn Union Gas
26
Co
2
9% Feb
28
23
9% Jan
2
13
62
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
63
Feb
25
TO
Apr
#4
Oct
29
65
24
56
Mar 26
60
July 10
27% Dec 23
16%
3
3% Dec 23
18% Dec
24
96% Dec 30
J6% Oct
2% £vw
64% Jan
3
22
27% Apr
19
Jan
3
16% Mar
29
Jan
11
22% Jan
10
10% Jan
10
3% Jan
15
45% Jan
ii July 17
7
6% July 29
6
30
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
102
II
39 V* Jan 31
3% Jnn
2
23
*7 % Jan
2
15% Aug
6% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
28
8
6Va
2*
32*% Jun 24
37% Jan
4
4% Oct
Butler
Jan
Dec 30
9
Bush Terminal Co
-an
8
Aug
49% July
2
Feb
8
27
14% Jan
84
81
Jan
6
90
56% Jan
29
46
May
6
50% Jan
23% Oct
8
16% May
26% Jan
10
1,3
21% Jan
2
2
47% Jan
6
23
29% July 15
21 Ye Dec
31
36% May
45% Dec
16
52
For
footnotes
Jan
see' page
24.
May
5
7
34% July 29
July 25
55% July 29
Canadian
29
Cannon
Pacific Ry
Mills Co
Ltd
No par
25
No par
71%
90
.69^
*87
;
•
7,200
ft
3,100
45%
9,700
14%
14%
56
56
56
56
43%
43
44%
42%
43 %
21.600
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,600
31%
32%
32%
64,700
15%-
15%
16
47,100
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'
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*29%
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,
± ■
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-
12%
.
13
68 %
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6814
69
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-v
30 %
•
,
600
-
16%
15%
16%
25.000
12%
12%
6,500
12%
12%
88,500
69
69
69
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63
.
60
63
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35%
74%
75
75
35%
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75
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30
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32
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75
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90
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15
63
35
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69,300
191,700
51:
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25
24%
25%
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25%
23%
24%
25
29 %
29%
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29%
29%
29%
5,400
29%
29%
29%
29%
6%
8,700
31 (a
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21
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5%
6
281'4
29
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46%
-
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6 (a
29%
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6
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29
29
102
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47
46%
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102
47
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5%
5
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15
47
5
5%
5
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102
102
46%
47
5
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20
102
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47
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29,700
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13,700
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-
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8%
-8 %
8%
8%
43%
43 %
43%
43 "a
43 %
42%
43%
43%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Canadian Breweries
<70%
*87
,
31%
.
68%
15
1
Campbell Soup Co
.-1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co_
100
7,100
8,900
43%
*73%
14%
Calumet & Heckla Inc
,
..
14%
*55-;
*57
5
Corp
8%
37%
70%
43 7 «
63
5
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47%
36%
.
8%-
8%
45%
75
35
5
Copper & Zinc
70%
45 %
500
47%
8%
37%
*47
:
36%
90
*73%
4%
July
"2
Butte
;
35%
70
*87
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1
15
:
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«
/
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8
35%
35%
V
'
46%
July 31
48
12
5
60
47%
7%
■ -84.-
12%
1
74
13% Jan
2
471'a
:
27%
12
Callahan
43% July 9
18 % Mar 31
35% Jan
31%
70%
16%
California Packing Corp
9% May 20
31%
45%
12%
7
58
15
31%
14%
i7%
1
5% July 3Q
31%
29% ,29%
Byers Co (AM) common
10
7% participating preferred—100
July 31
31%
56
12%
Rights
% July 28
3,900
30%'
"
:
.
69
3,100
12,700
11,700
43%
12(4
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55%
10%
14%
16%
1
100
100
1100
_5
Burroughs Corp
17
29% July
20
«an
2
27 Vb July 24
16
44.*
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3 % Yc
preferred
4% %
second preferred
10
May
36% Jun
8
Bulova
16
July 29
76
52% July 10
Oct"" 8
21 % Dec
74% Jan 25
12% Jan
29%
80
12%
*55
Watch Co
Forge
Bullard
150
6,100
23,000
3,900
30,400
109,400
374,500
7,500
4,200
1.300
2.000
. ,, 31,800
130
; . 2,500
23%
45%
10
5
Buffalo
.
7,600
18%
47%
—
19%
17%
11%
70%
34%
•
, : ;
__
15,400
227,300
1,300
10
90
*81-
84
30
8,100
5,300
1,300
22,900
.700
19,100
23%
70%..
Co
May 12
17% July 28
Jan
35%
15 (a
*81
18
71%
95
*12%
7%
30%
•
13,600
60
4,700
4 1,200
' 12,100
32,200
60
10%
27
-
10
48
15%
31
14% Jan
44%
-—
33,800
32,300
15%
22%
84%
28
31%
38%
12%
31
30%
2
21
14%
55%
44
172
103
12%
v-
27,-
2
19
14%
21% 22%'
24 %
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55%
24 •
23%
9%
7%
45%
45%
37%
60
37%
59%
25'%
51
24%
12%
*
15
Jan
,
24
90
92%
17%
46%
__
18% 19%
19%
17% 17%
17%
11% 11%
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* 70% 70%.
70 %
33% 34 . ; L; 33%;
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80 "
80
55% 55% ; 55%
12%
23
10
70%
78.900
6,800
70
10
50,500
2,800
2,200
4,000
1,300
4,700
7,900
22,400
1,700
10%
12% '
23
35%
13,500
73,^00
8%
30%
13-%
41
103
9%
12%
69%.
8%
30%
13%
40%
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36%
59%
36%
58%
25%
50%
44
172 > . *162
103
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14%/. < . 14%
22%
21%
84%
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28%
27%
32
31%
39
38%
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18% % 17%
67%' 69%
68%
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95
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55%
9%
35
,
37%
59%
36%
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24%
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17% 17%
46% 47%
'•
80
22%
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;
92%
—
18%
17%
11%
76%
33%
55%
7%
49 . :
21% 22%>
43% 43%
—
,
12%
30
preferred
,
1'7%
47%
10%
27
Jan
22
23%
No par
5
—5
No par
1
10
Nov
Jan
Inc
(The) Co common—
27
9
62% Nov 13
:
Bigelow
5
33%
12%
*12%
No par
$5
10
45%
*78
55%
43%
Budd
.
78
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
16% July 31
82% Jan 30
8% Dec 26
70%
34
■
65(4
18
17%
11%
70
32%
11%
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
2
July 31
33
&
11
34% July
9% Dec 31
Jun
13% Jan
9
55%
55%
—
18%
17%
* 78
5.5%
<
•
32% •
21%
16%
46%
,
U
11%
70
33%
79
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21%
17-Tit
47%
2.50
100
—10
—1
15
11% Jan
24
21%
18%
9%
•
10
i
preferred
34% Jan
21% Nov
32%
20%
18
32%
% 21
17%
46%
r/;r
17%
17%
48
15
22
32%
30%
13
25% Oct
32%
7%
48% May 22
36% Aug
7
46% Jun
45%
47%
15
6
64%%
45
31%
36% Jun
Jan
64%
45% 46%
■,% 23/64
17% 18%
17% 17%
11% 11%
69% 70%'
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69%
60%
46%
152% 15.3%
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46',
7%
11
30
10
34%
45%
f
85
7%
16%
64%
11%
19
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24%
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24%
23% 24%
49%
49% 50
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34%
34% 34%
69%69% 71
61%
60% 61%
47%
45% 46%
152
153%, v: 153% 153%
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47% 48(4
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33
34% ,
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60
45%
65.900
16,800
2,500
—
3,600
53,300
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33,500
1,000
3,700
2,800
200
4,700
2,700
66,500
400
(
24
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34%
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69%
61%
47%
11% Oct 22
Dec
24%
49%
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34%
8%
31%
13%
41
103
42%
90
1,300
;
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9% 9%
37% 37%
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35% 35%
41% 42%
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95
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85
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89,000
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104
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13
40%
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59%
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23%
22%
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154
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31
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101
101
14
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21
21%
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104
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13
41
103
92
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5
50
30
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36
39
1
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60%
45%
61%
17%
i
■.>.v/
78%
27%
31%
3.50
3
Dec
10%
23
preferred
3%%
Mar 13
18
21%
Bristol-Myers Co common-
71% July 31
92
Jan
91
17%
17%
31
,
.
104%
44V4
172
103
14%
22%
84%
Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
8% July 16
17%%/;
31%
22%
Briggs Manufacturing
48% Mar 21
5% Jan
14
47
26% Nov 19
41
27% May 21
13% Jan
2.900
2.50
14
41% July
8
48
Jan 11
25%
100
7"% Jan
18 % Apr
24
25(4
58
23%
49%
69%
68
60
45
No par
3
4"% Dec 30
25%
;
10
17% Dec
25%
78
> 57%
58%
24%
50'
1%.
34%
34%
5
47% Jan
15% Nov 18
25%
35%
91
50
1
1
19% Jan
2
24.800
18 •
18%
66 A/; 69%
58
23%
2.50
t
T% Dec 30
11% Jan
20
12%
*103
95
*91.,
10"
-
19% Dec 30
«% Oct 22
16%
12%
9%
Maine RR—
Boston &
16%
12'%
17%
67
18%
100
17%
12%
31
90
36%
58%
36%. 36%
*82
26%
*30
38%
12%
12%
18%
64%
Rights
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bond Stores Inc
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1.25
Borden Co (The)-;
-—15
Borg-Warner Corp common
5
3%% preferred
100
Boston Edison Co
25
17% May 23
10 % Jan
9% Jan
37%
12%
139,600
11,900
88
*87
*16%
25 ; /25%
50% 51
24% 24%
103
90
35%
58%
44%.
*162
*101
13%
21%
27
30
38%.
30
.100
1
Black & Decker Mfg Co—
18% July 28
19
preferred—
414%
4%% pfd series of 1951-.
1
2
15% Dec 23
Corp
Howell Co common—
&
26%
Bendlx' Aviation Corp
5 '
Beneficial Finance Co common
1
5% preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc—1 peso
Best & Co Inc
1
Best Foods Inc
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
7% preferred100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
58% July 25
25% May 12
44% Apr 10
Oct
16% Oct
40
42
91
4
—
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
1
71% Aug
7
Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
191/4 May 14
14% Feb 25
26% Mar 15
Beech
July 29
12% Aug
11% Oct 22
2
May 22
39
28% Jan
Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
-2.50
._1
-100
1
50
_10
1
;
1
—10
100
28%
%
12%
21%
43% 43%
*162
172
*101
103
13%
14%
21% 122%
*82
84%
19%
28 %
88
17%
57%
22%
21%
54,300
25%
9
30%
13
41
103
12%
40%
,
58%
19%
28
V,
12%
8%
30%
12%
40%
103 /
*90
35%
\ 58%
36%
57
25
50%
" 24
8%
30%
„
31,900
58
34%
^
9%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred100
4%% preferred
100
15% Aug
'
23%
10
37%
92
36
41%
29% 30%
12% 13%
40% 40%
*103
105
*90
92%
35% 35%
58
58
36% 36%
58% 59%
25% 25%
49% 50%
23% 24%
1
-
Baltimore & Ohio common
37% July 31
Aug
1
12% Dec
7%
49 %
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hatnilton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
No par
4%% preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
20
30
48%
24%
7%
49%
48%
24%
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Jan
105% July
Mar 18
90
$2.25 conv
13% Jun
7%'
2.50
—;
Corp
Mfg
88
22% 23%
9% 10
38
38
*90% 92
.. 35%
35%
39% 42%
85 ,
85
85
85%
7% . 7%
7% •' 7% :v
16% 16%
16% ■ 16%
64 • 64% .••••> 63% 64
11%- 11%
*11(4 11%
*18%' 19
*18% 19
48% 48%
47% 48%
24% 24%
23% 24%
x7%
7%
7,%; 7%
43% ; 48%
48% 48%
16%
63%
11%
18%
(The) common-. 3
preferred .—No par
New common
Avco
July 24
34
Jtfo par
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Canteen Co of Amer—5
Conv
9% July 25
3% Dec
29
20
20
Automatic
7% July 24
50
Mar 14
43
3
•—
1
common
Austin Nichols common
24% July 25
23 % July 22
Corp
5%
Mar 29
14
§6
series B
$3.75
Jan
8% Feb
16% Aug
90
2
30
Jan
18%
28
*86
18%
28%
;■
22%
9%
37%
*90%
x35%
41%
23%
10
37%
94
36
42
84%
2,500
/.!: 37
59%
*17
36
36%
*103 '., 104%
. 77
; 78
36%
104%
77% 77%
-10
92
2
57%
9%
No par
8
27% Jan
Feb
9%
common
86 % Jan
Feb 25
83
July 24
6% Jon
2
9%
23%
9%
37%
*91
3o%
Jan 23
59%
17%
31%
36
*103
10
57% Jun
34
31%
9%
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
50% July 15
6
24%
18%
31%
18
non-cum
26% Nov 13
37%
57%
27%
Shares
37%
18%
38%
38%
34%
34%
34%
31%
24%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common—
5%
13
Jun
10
12
Aug. 1
34%
*86
the Week
Friday
July 31
34%
34%
34%
27%
8714
*16%
88
17%
12%
-16%
—1
100
-10
—
1st preferred
5.25%
105
Atchison
li
Jan
'-86%
—No par
—,—.—5 •
Artloom Carpet Co Inc__
—1 ~
Arvin Industries Inc.—
-2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp——
._5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Arnold Constable Corp
9
12% July 31
29% Jan 23
23% May 29
36% July 19
17
Dec
14% Dec 24
17 y8 Oct 17
17%
28
common——1
$3.75 preferred——
5
May
92
90
Sep
Feb
38
& Co
Armour
T9
86
Steel Corp
19% July 31
28% July 24
18
5
14
3% Oct 22
Oil Corp
Armco
July 30
59%
39% Apr
7
12% Feb 10
30
65% Jan
10
21
19% Dec
July 29
EXCHANGE
Jan
Lowest
Thursday
July 30
29
Highest
Uwnt
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
July 28
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Fr«vl«aa
■aBfe tor
1
.
(454)
18
177/s
18%
17%
17%
18%
17%
84%-
84%
84
84
49
49
*48
50
34%
*34%
34%
28%
28%
8,200
*54(2
55
1,500
17%
84
84
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50
8
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8
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.
85
50
48
48
34%
34%
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34 %
34%-
34%
28-%
29
28%
28 "2
28%
28%
28%
28%
55%
55
55 "2
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54%
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55 Va
54%
*34
43
-
43 3
17%
19
84%
84%
a
4,500
10,800
40
60
200
V.
Volume
Number 5765'.
138
.
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
(455)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Baiige for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
/•
97/a Dec
ltange Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
.
30
Lowest
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
13
30% Apr
28 'A Oct
22
51% Jun
21
23
32% May 22
>
Oct
90% Nov 11
40% Dec
31% Dec
25% Nov 10
-
19
37 V
47
Aug 15
18% Oct 22
19
Dec
12% Oct
99
jf.,
5
Nov
22
'•>
10 la Oct
22
98
Dec
Dec
38%
■
17% Jan
3
2
5% Jan
12
Oct" 23
17% Doc 31
18% Feb
16
3
Jan
54
14% NOV 19
16% Jun
2
69% Jun 20
17;
9%-Jun
-
,
34% Jan
15
99
Feb
3
22% Jan
10
9% Jan
V
v 8
22
59% Jan
21
11% Jan
24
43% Jan
2
1% Dec
23
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
7
9
45% Oct
11
% Jun
38
Jan
24
99% Jan
17% Dec
30
31% May
10
49
4% Dec
34
10% Mar 28
23 % Nov
12
50% July 11
10'/a Sep
5
31% Jan
4
461i Dec
23
69?a Jan
'
16:
July 31
3% Aug
1
60% July 31
Jan
100% May 21
43/4
;•
'
*
Jan
7
23
>
Feb
25
Jan
2
473/4 Apr
7
1103A Jan
9
89
11
9% May 9
32% July 14
60% July 24
-
Apr
17
9% Mar 14
30% Mar.11
July 25
.-.26 % Jan
10
Mar 15
.31% Jan
11% Jan
2
20% July 25
14
40% Nov 19
61% Jan
11
Dec
30
18
Dec
30
18% Dec
23
19% Dec
30
29% May 10
37-% Jan
7
13% Jan
10
22
9% Nov
6
49% Oct
21
52 % Dec
30
preferred
64
6%%
2nd preferred
.
21
71
Jun;
50% Jan
19
23
•
7
23
4
73
Dec
23
Oct
21
Oct
23
57% Nov
2
2—.»S
31%,
31%
18%
18% .'•;•■■■
19 %
19%
Central Foundry Co
1
*V' Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
*.">
5 % preferred' series B;.—
—100
10%
10%
10
*49%
49%
49%
*76
77
.
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
No par
No par
Central Illinois Lgt common
4 % % preferred
u
de
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Cessna
16%
3i%
Products
Chain
Belt
"
*76
16%
101
29%
: 102 <
,!0
37%
16 %
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*25
*23%
30%
101
■
37%
9%
1
10%
4.0
.
40%
2%
1
55%
10
9%
33%
10%
l
Co___
24%
49
49%
30%
2,000
130
101
37%
37%
.."'25 %
25%
24
24%
50
49%
50
V
493A
*23%
23%
9% ;
33%
23%
*22%
3,700
1,300
15,500
32%
100
10
.
10
10%
40%
41%
3%
3%
3%
'57
'
56
SSTi
10%
10%
11
1,200
33%
934
34%
V
10%
55%
30%
*98
37 %
*
*
33%
40%
3%
30%
101.,
37%
'
34%
33%
35
42,800
10 '/a
10%
10%
10%
30,300
41%
4.1%
41%
41%
3%
,
3%
3%
11,400
86,100
60%
59%
3%
59%
•>; 59
-
Common
1,700
'
Checker Motors
Corp
_1.25
9%
9%
9%
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
36%
36%
35%
Class A
:
Great
5%
preferred
31
31
59%
59%
59%
'24
14
25% July 19
24%
*23%
24
24
40 %
40%
41
40%
39%
27%
26%
26%
20,100
27
27%
27
271/4
24,500
22'A
22'A
*22
22%
300
5
*11%
11%
*10%
11%
*11
11 %
*11
11
121/4
800
Chile Copper Co
25
43%
43%
42%
43%
45
*44.
46
Chrysler Corp
25
49%.
51%
51 Vo
50'A
52'A
9% Jan
30
12 % Aug
1
Chickasha
Mar 11
48% Jun
20
Apr
25
57% Jan
7
283% Jan
8
88
6
Jan
-
34
Jun
12
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
40% July 28
July 15
Oil
Cotton
13
55% Jun
44% Feb
27
61% July 23'
Cities
16% May 23.
City Investing. Co common
5%%' preferred—
City Products Corp
102
139
July 18
373/8 Feb 25
2
14
9
May 14
50% July 28
150
-
Jan
23
74% Jan
67
99 % Jan
Feb
13
43% July 31
106% May 20
64
Jun
27
37
2
98% Jan
2
48
2
Co
Service
L
Equipment
Special guaranteed 4%
79% Feb
3
133/4 Mar 18
9
gtd
Cluett Peabody & Co com
86% May 8
20% Aug
1
22% Jan 10
18% Dec
30
Jun
24
45
Sep
12
50% Feb 28
43% Jan
20
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
36
Apr
16
41
Jan
9
55
May
18
6
46
Apr 23
47
47% Mar
27
Jun
7
55
24% Feb
28
32
22
36% May 15
35% May 15
24% Feb
28
21
18
16
3
30
Jan
July 29
41%
16%
*100
49 %
*
125
*69
Corporation
—
16%
.
49%
50%
*125
145
*09
72
42%
42%
102%
103
11% Dec
19
20% Jun
14
19
78% Jan
11
30
48% Jan
4
Jan
12% Jan
63
2
2
May 23
31% JaD
2
18% July 30
68 % Jat
43
9
July 31
Class B
System
Gas
Columbia
3% Dec 30
10 3% Apr
4
6% Jan
143/4 Jan
30
9
Dec 24
6% Dec 24
29% Dec 31
24
23
6
30
22
17
7
Jan
2
4% Jan
2
6
,2
15
4
9% Jan
17
Jan
14
7 Va JaD
2
33
Dec
5
29% Jan
11 % Jan
2
13
44% Jan
2
18
Jan
45 % JaD
107
10
3
Jan
23
54 3% Jun
19
73A Jun
6
Feb
10
Aug
1
15% Jun 18
36% July 31
143/s Jan 24
JaD
8
55% July 11
108 % Jun
4
27% Feb
24
35 "2 July 29
103
18
Nov
35% Jan
23
19% Jan
2
26
14
Dec
20
16% Sep
19
14'A Jan
2
12
Oct
22
16
Apr
15
13% Jan
3
21
July 24
18% July 10
Aug
19
17
Mar 28
19 % Mar 31
48 % May 16
14
15 % JaD
8
36% Oct
22
49% Jun
14
40 3A Jan
13
22% Oct
22
58
23
23% Jan
2
Jan
29% Nov
19
42
Oct
22
49"% Jan
14
48 Va JaL
89
Jun
4
1013/4 jar
22
98
Jar
2
87
Oct
25
101% Jan
22
98% Jan
3
Jan
30
6
46% Jan
7
95% Mar 27
30
94
May 15
14
3/4 May
6
39% Ja^
15
Feb
'
28
'
6
20% Apr
94
Apr
9
17
Jan
7
24
88
JaD
13
*63
64%
35%
*3535
36%
30
18%
18%
18%
19%
18,700
40%
10,600
40
39%
130
*127%
130
*94%
96
*94i/2
96
117
*82
17%
62%
62%
*82
83
17%
18%
20%
26% Oct
28
92 % Sep
38
Oct
12
105
Mar 29
99
22
48
JaD
4
79% Oct
16
92% Feb
15
Jao
22
footnotes
333/4 May
118
see
3
Mar 12
*54%
*54%
57
*53
55
55
page
24.
*45
39%
57
*54%
57
*54%
55
*53
56
*53%
20%
6,600
83
19%
21%
64%
100
22'A
18,900
53,000
'200
*45
45%
39%
*38%
39%
57
*54%
57
56
*54
56
45%
50
~20
21,700
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
30
30%
30
30'A
30
30%
30'A
31%
15,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
57,900
17
17'A
17%
17%
173/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
11,400
*63%
64%
63%
42%
43
42'%
.42%
4,100
33%
34%
34
34%.
333A
34%
33%
33%
33'A
33%
6,100
26%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
26 7%
27'%
19,100
547a
27%
55%
27%
Engineering Inc——1
Co
—10
55%
56
55%
56%
55'A
56%
56%
58'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
14,700
18,500
49%
49%
49 %
12%
50'A
49%
49%
14,100
5
X64
65
f
200
1
12%
13%
12%
13
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
49%
49%
49%
49%
102
102%
103
103
102%
103
102%
102%
*103%
104%
900
100
100
108'A
108%
109
107
108%
108%
109
*107'%
109
250
108%
Solvents
Commercial
4.64%
preferred
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone
Mills
10
Corp
7
*7
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
14%
14%
7
7
7%
Consolidated Coppermines
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,200
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
54%
55'A
24,300
104'%
104%
104%
35%
34%
3 5'A
Corp—5
No par
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consolidated Foods Corp—.—1.33%
33%
12'%
33%
preferred
Utilities
1
5
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
6%
10
pfd
100
of
2
$3.75
9
$4.50
$5.50
°rirt
21
20%
21
23%
23%
23%
23%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
18
18
18
18
18%
18
18
17 %
18
17%
18
18%
19
19
19
18%
19
18%
183/4
46%
47%
40%
47%
46%
47
*31
32
*31
51%
52%
51%
98%
98%*
98
101
*93%
101%
95%
*100%
*95
32
*31
32
23%
*93
23%
96
38%
39%
23%
*93
38%
105
46%
*31
38%
47
32
39
nre*er».pH
7,500
51'%
51%
99%
7,900
51%
51%
50%
98%
98%
99
100
101%
101%
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102
101
101
170
94
*91
94
100
102
95%
94
94
*91
51%
24%
24
24%
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24%
96
96
96
*94
96
39%
38%
38%
105
105
105
38%
105
38%
105
104%
104%
49%
50%
50%
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
88%
88%
89'A
89'A
*88%
90
88%
88%
♦119%
123
*120
\
39
51%
10
125
7,800
47
32
38%
98%
par
*120
14,400
1,100
1,400
39
par
",°
46%
*31
15,500
2,300
38%
40%
No
Inc common
preferred
<*en*
24%
No
preferred
Continental Can
34%
24
20%
par
Continental Baking Co common—5
33
24%
24%
38%
5
35
17%
40%
—100
33%
20%
39%
No
1,200
*105
23%
.
4,200
106
105
105
24
America—
preferred
7
33%
No par
No par
No par
preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
52% July
104
1
Co
$4.50
Corp
16,900
12%
35%
12%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Cuba
30,400
35%
55%
of
5%
15
13%
104%
RR
4,300
3,100
-7%
12!58
54%
Consol
7
12
104 %
Gas
7
35
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Consolidated
7
1
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5
7
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
95
125% Jun
21%
63%
83
19%
22%
64
6
3
■22
18%
62%
2
Jan
19%
64
83
62%
6
109
21%
20%
83
6,800
63%
JaL
25
18%
63%
*82
100
118
*900
*850
633A
117%
64
40% JaD
Feb
*82
18%
117%
130%
96
62%
2
Maj
83
62%
117%
40
130
*94%
62%
4%
106
02%
130
96
62^%
27% Jan
86
117%
40
*94
19%
Common
40% July 17
117
*900
*900
*900
62%
117%
39%
*127%
62%
24% July 30
10
39%
39%
*127'/8
'
*64%
96
Ap»
30
64 %
35%
*63
No par
Container
83 % Nov 27
250
30
Co
Carbon
Consumers Power Co com
99
3,800
30%
common.
preferred
$4.25
Columbian
40% July 29
Apr 21
1033/4 Apr 25
42%
102%
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Pictures
Columbia
54'A Jun
9
42%
102%
43
10
Inc
Consolidation Coal
104
10
77
%
103%
18%
63%
10% Jan
20
30
7,100
50%
145
—2.50
2.50
Class A
11
Jun
*72
•
37%
64%
39%
Combustion
112
49%
*125
1,400
3,100
17%
100%
18lj/a
117%
Commercial Credit
July 30
1001/4
18%
45%
1
41% Jan
77
17
"
*35%'
*38
3
101 % JaD
,
*63
*45
15
107j
42%
*102%
16%
42
37%
39'/a
58% Aug
14
072
.
60%
41%
;
120
106
•
*
145
360
4,200
12,500
25,400
2,000
..
63
45%
35% Apr
27% Jun
13
103%
*38
46% Jan
Feb
' 42%
*45
23% Jan
104
*125
72
42%
*102%
39%
30% Jan
31
72
.
49
49%
145
21%
31
13% July 23
51% July
2
106
May
5
■>.
39%
54%
,*102%
17%
101%
49%
45%
34% May 17
42% Dec
16%
*125
72
*16%
5,900
.
18%
118
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
59%
16%
42%
39%
54%
59^5
106 ;
*100%
49
50%
if
33%
92%
1023A
18%
63
40
100
%
101%
45
523/4 May 14
19% Jan
135,200
,
*35%
98
noncumulative 1st pfd
58
16%
-""102%
,41%
21
22
30
54%
*38
21
35% Oct 22
53%
•
*100%
J
33%
92%
*102
3.9%
413A
16%v 17
145
42%
102%
•,38%
106
41%
-
..
39%
59%
16%
58%
16
*102%
16%
101
33%
103%
53%
•
50
22
17
170
52%
18%
64%
130
preferred series B
Oct
Dec
5134
91
91
*102
Colorado & Southern Ry coin—100
20% Sep
42% Oct
32
46
.37%
38%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
4%
*44
18%
.
*93%
No par
No par
16%
100
33%
92
53%
'
16%
42
Columbia Broadcasting System—
May 20
31% May 20
20
July 11
11%
'/a
52%
51%
103
38%
106
41%
101%;.
*127%
10
Collins & Aikman Corp
4%
.
92
60%'
*102%
,42%
par
No par
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
16
16%
106
—100
100
No
preferred
2nd preferred
Coca-Cola Co (The)
4%
5%%
47,500
*35%
*63
50
stock—50
1
45% Apr
July™
par
42%
Clevite
65%
.
.
33%
33%
..
59%
102%
1%
,
103
92%
.61%
16
No par
1
33
103
53%
*102%
noncumulative preferred—100
10
92
*102
53%
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_a—15
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
95
53%
59%
5
No
33%
33%
103%
39%
100
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Jan
10
.
—.—15
com—100
Co
C C C & St Louis Ry Co
5%
•..51%
39%
52%
City Stores Co common
I—_5
4lU% convertible preferred—100
Clark
44
39% .-40%
Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Feb
Mar 12
93%
103%
Cincinnati
19% Aug
May 27
120% July 8
33%
100
—100
preferred
4%% preferred
Jan
6
;
18%
•
8.50
—
4%
2
'
30
18%
18%
,•
Gas & Electric—
Common
•
Jan
97
30% Dec
300
26%
133
68% Dec
100
7,500
39%
18%
23'A
6
8
39%
27%
15
Jan
18%
39%
39%
203%
Jan
22
;■ 3034
2,800
•
23
Jan
Mar
43
27'A
Jan
2
26
42%
26%
32
25
*23%
43%
i
86
33% Jan
*39
20%
13%
23
127
Apr 17
17% Nov 12
39%
,
12%
27«'u
8
83
*39
100
13%
*23
4.1%
41%
39
*95
12%
24
40%
100
*95
13%
26%'
5
6
12%
27%
5
8
17
13
26%
Mar
Apr
49% Dec
100
*95
12%
*22%
Jan
43% Mar
59%
23%
9
25
100
x31
10
36%
9
9%
9
27%
2
Jan
9%
35%
31%
*95
15,500
10%
36%
59 Yo
13
9%
30%
59%
9%
353A
9%
31%
100
30%
59%,
10%
36%
8%
59%.
13
31
59%
9:!4
35%
9%
31%
9
83,500
21,200
11,100
7,000
1,100
36%
9%
'95
5%
3
July
Jun
Jan
49
26 %
24
35% Jan
43% May 20
48^8
22%
7
Apr
2
50%
26%
7
44
May Id
'/a
26
27
18
67% July
48
1,900
1,800
27
6
49%
59%
50
—
170
25,600
31
Del_50
com
97'A
23'A
9
40
Western Ry
10
97%
23%
20,600
9,700
101
59
48%
41%
23%
31%
2
57
48 %
.41%
98
30%
23
30
47%
41%
97%
23%
31%
97% Jan
Nov 14
48%
41%
23%
31'A
15% Jan
Dec
47%
•£'; i>.
99%
■
31%
9
46
1
42
41%
30
24
48
23%
*98
.
31%
106
13
24%.:
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock.Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab_„
No par
139
28
99
23%
30%
31% July 31
27% July 31
27% July 28
Dec
83
42%
98 %
24
2
20% Apr
104
41%
99
57
May 22
175
42%
22%
par
—
23
43
99
41%
99
V
1
No par
$4.50 preferred
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc_
56%
17
114% May
Por
30%
*98
500
/ 100
6,200
16%
21%
35 % Jan
800
Oct
78
16%
56%
4
27
106
50%
*77
16%
22%
17
46% Jun
23
"16% Nov
24%
49%
23%
10%
•
*49%
77
200
;
56%
102
Dec
Aug
25
40
3%55%
50%
77
r
37%
.
7,600
22'A
21
Sep 25
81
101
*23%
10%
16%
-
;30%
100
37%
9%;
10 %
50%
■
16%
*30%
"■
!
2,100
10%
*18-
5 u'A
14
Feb
15
30%
101
9,800
19%
18%
19%
10%
77
:
16%
32%
18%
19%
*18 "
49%
49%
*76
16%
31%
19%
•
22%
Feb
41
25 % Oct
49%
77
32%
A. 32
56%
27
23
95% Nov
10%
-r
21%
25
40% Oct
10%
-
18%
18
2
9% Oct
19%
32%
•
56%
22%,
31%:
23
Dec
19%
18%
10% Jan
778
.
5,300
21%
29
91% Oct
18%
37%
23%
34
.
290
;
56
Jan
9% Dec
31%'
18% f "
49
10
31%
Corp
92,700
17%
Jan
26
31%.
19%
10%
21
•
49%
24
5
Inc_
68% j 69
56
153/4 Jan
14 % Oct
18%
68% 7-
68
5,900
18,200
17Tb
35
22% Oct
95%
6%
75%
*93%
95%
17%
18%
111% 111%
68%
68%
111% 111%
100
.
6%
75
22%
60
23% Oct
68%
37%
26
-No par
Co__^
Gotham
"
*18
V 19'A
29%
—100
Service
Corp.—1
Aircraft
Chadbourn
*93%
•17%
111
V;
"
20
Cerro
'
.114
6%
76%
r,*
18
;
115%
■:! 6%
v. 75%
•
300
101,900
17%
3
Nov
111
.
"•
11,400
55%
6
Jun
68%
—5
Public
27%
20%
114%
18,500
:•
750
21%
71% Feb
13
67%
68
-
Illinois
20%
'
seres A_100
Celotex Corp .common—_.
5% preferred ——
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
27%
21
20%
*114
J.--',
,95%
17"%
"
,
74%
*93%
17'a'
111
28%
39%
•
-
-6%
74
95%
17%
111
.
25%
39%
No par
40% May
73
17%
111
'
115%
:
6%
.
46 %
*25%
5% series A noncum pfd
—100
Chic & North Western com—No par
5
95
6%;
45%
25%
.
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
8
Oct
*114
•74%'
46%
<•
1
16
70
6%
73%
*93%
25%
"
16%
*110
—
preferred
conv
46%
46% V
1
15'/a Dec
31% Dec
115%
6%
75%
95%
4,700
*25%
; 27%
21%:
74%
*93%
57
Aug
33% Dec
123 % Jun
20%
mo
,
55%
39%
58
40%
Aug
4
18"% May 31
103% Nov 20
23
90
21%
*114%
of Amer com__No par
2nd preferred
—100
4%%
Chic
18% Feb
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
47% Oct
30
28%
20%
Celahese Corp
|7%
•
433n July 31
40% Jun 10
19% Apr
14% Jan
...
30
Jun
NOV
27%.
21%'
7
I
57%
18% July 31
44
47 '
Dec
28%
20%
10
common
4.20% preferred
3,800
57
82% July 24
12
33
27%
,
10
33%
:. 23
37
39% Feb
162
28%
40
46
25%
1-14
102
33
2
11
Jan
24
Dec
28
39%
"
*101
'
18% Jan
9
25% Dec
93% Jan
45%
253'o
„
7,000
■
102
10
102
•15
45
25%
■'
Cincinnati
30
40%
25%
114
15,300
10,800
33%
>.
45 %
"
29
32%
.'57% 1
57-
40%; '
28%
*101.
•
40%
100
-
102
,
32% ' 33
45%
40
28%
'
*101"
'
16
36%
Jan
: 453/4
Mar 26
12% Jan
23% Sep 11
82% Oct 22
Dec
57%
15%
35%
12 3/8 Jan
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
10
56
'
42
..40
.
94% July 21
13% July 30
24 % JUly 24
17% Mar 19
10
22
10% Nov 11
24% July 29
50% July 31
10% Jun 30
37% Feb 14
32% Jan
"
100% Sep
35% Dec
56
16%
3G3A
28%
-
25%
'
12.50
common
^Caterpillar Tractor
; ;• 42 % July 28
23% Jan
i
30
Oct
2
9
31
24% Dec
1
41 %
31% Jan
12
31
Aug
10% Jun
.
173/a Jan
31
26
7%
Co
"
,
32%
55
~j
Century Industries Co
^
2
22
9% Dec
v'
••
(J X)
1Q2
32%
'
Case
"101
33
Shares
15%
,
'28%
Aug. I
35%
"
36%
28
the Wed
Friday
July 31
15%
-
35%
•28%.'
32 %
1
29,
Jan
91
29
Feb
18% Dec
__io
-™~~50
preferred
11% Apr
2
24
% Jan
0% Oct
89% Dec
101%
35
2
11
20% Oct
30
101%
5
15%
,
Sales fat
Thursday
„,
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
31% Oct 22
86
28%
3
20
l% Jan
47% Jan
12
35%
Central RR Co of N J
—_50
Central & South West Corp__—
5
Central Violetta Sugar Co
9.50
"23% Jan
V
-
104% Jun
16
3
Jan
8% Jan
July 16
37% July 25
•>26% JUly 26
50% July 11
16
243/4 Mar
.
July 31
-
17% May 12
*31
15%
3517
20
7
Jan
10
19% Dec
19
8
;8.v Oct
•77
July 31
16%
36
27%
25% Feb
41% Jan
10
24% Oct
50 %
25
17% Mar 21.
?:
9
18
10% Jan 29
7
31% Jan
May 20
43% May 22
19% Jun
20% Jun
7
27
36
16% Apr
1
,6% Dec 31
Jan
Apr
11
21
*
27
44
Jan
3
s,723/4 Mar 19
7
32% Dec
4
Oct
33% Feb
:
>.
July 29
100% Jan
20
26.% Nov
Co_
„—
,:i8% July 31
114
.July 1
28
88% Jun
Steel
Corp common...
4% %
1* •T*
2
15%
35%
10
27%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 30
"5
Co—
>
Carriers & General
Corp:
Carter Products Inc
28
Api
2
■
mi Jan;.*
17%: Jan
2
r
yc
July 29
80
6
.6% July
101
:-26% Feb 28
13% May 22
37 % Apr
8
70
Oct 29
•
Jan
-
99
28
23
8% Jan
Carrier
•
55% Jan
11-
16
Carpenter
'76% July 31
July 11
Jan
7
119% Jun
14
96
8
38% Jan
.
21 % July 28
3
55.% Apr
u
8
23% Oct 22
(The)
(Philip>.Mfg Co
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100"
Carolina Power & Light_____No par
July 31'
.,
July 1
25% July 21
30% May 29
13
14% Apr
109% Aug 20.
Jan
3 :
Carey
•
'47,
a
v
Jan
101% Jan
9
70
July
43 % July
3
Jan
'"19%
0
L
24
Jan
20%
;;
100% Mar 13
31
55
2
'58
1
"
14
5% Mar
Carborundum
•i 33% July 31:
2
13
32% Jan
24"
99 % May
23
10
103
Aug
July 29
1
-
36:% July 31 •'
29
Tuesday
July 28
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
9
Jan
18%Jun 19
% Oct 22
88 3,4 Oct
26
Oct
110% Jan
13
55 % Dec
Apr
25
6
13
'-39% Jan
23% Aug -6
30
7
18 % Feb
Jan
-
•'-'25%
74% July 16
65% Jan 11
30
.
.
Monday-
EXCHANGE
94% Apr
Mar 21
105
22% Nov 19
24
2
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
..
Highest
125
99%
23%
*94
38%
105
48 3A
89%
118
24%
200
22,700
100
98
5,300
38%
380
105
49%
89%
120
16,000
'
50
400
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
(456)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
Previou
Range for
Range Since
Year 1957
Lowest
Hlgheri
Lawest
Dec
31
4
26% Jan
9
70% Jun 19
8
44
Jan 18'
6
Jan
3
38% Feb 12
43% July 25
28% Jan
May 13
43% Jan
8
<18% Jan
54% May
39 74 Nov 14
26% Dec 24
16% Dec 30
14
52
34% Deo 27
33% Jan
145
July 18
166% Deo
24
27% Jan
12% Apr
Jan
0
85
Dec
30
4
Oct
18
86
30
30% July 10
6
54
9
33
% Jan 28
7% Jan
18
53% Feb
19% Jan
0
47% Jan
47
30% Nov 21
38% Oct
Jan
64% Jan
11
:«•
2
89
*86
89
*86
89
197k
19%
12,300
674
674
6%
2,000
2,200
6
274
27k
*2 7k
274
35%
17%
35 %
35
35%
*35%
35%
35%
35%
17%
•16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Cro.wn Cork & Seal common—2,50
$2 preferred ]
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel.Co of America
12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
.—10
21%
21%.
20%
21%
21
21
35%
35%
35 V*
35 V*
35%
51
50
50%
49%
51
Cudahy Packing Co common.;
-5
4%% preferred -*.—160
Cream of Wheat Corp
;
3
4
25% July 21
24
Inc.'——•;
Press
Cuneo
9% May 28 <
52% Aug'
Petroleum
Crescent
3
May 12
27% Jan
preferred
.
*35
50%
3 00%
.
274
5
-
• •
prior preferred$1.60 prior preferred—
r_No par
-No par„
Curtiss—Wright" common
—1
Cliisa A
u
r--—
1
Cutler*-Hammer Inc
.—_i—10
1
-
*9
"'35
.8%.
29%'
35%
•:
V
51 Va
5174
100
100
•
.23%
•:
26%
.26%
26%
26
26%
10%
^10%
11%
10-%
11
10%
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.
51
51
51%.
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'
54%
300
20c
54 Va
.
35%
35%.
51-
..
52%
700
52%
;
6,300
■'
V-'
;
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'.7
86% Mar.
12% Jan
7
79% Jau
91
83% Jan 19
1 :
8,
'
8% Oct 22
Aug. 1 ■
49 % Apr 18
86
Mar/ 4 1.
40
Oct 21
73
Nov 15
72
Oct
24
80
75
Jun
19
86
26% Dec 31
7
18
25% Jan
15% Dec 30
July 29 V
Maris
88
33% Oct 22
'35% Oct 23
Jan
17
3
31
2
15% Jan 14
15% Deo 16
6
23% Oct
22
34% Jan
9% Apr
17
1
6
8
15% July 31
34% Mar 17
Devoe & Raynolds class A
2
38% July 29
Diamond
2
32% Apr 30
32% May 21
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
10
May 13
27% July 9
31% July 28
Diana
157/a Jun 30
Divco-Wayue Corp
7
Jan
2
25% Jan
9% Jan
2
2
14
8
De
Vilbiss
$1.50
Dec
10
11% Jan 14
8% Jan
9
11% July 18
Dr.
Dec
24
14% Jun 12
11% Jan
2
17% May 20
74Va Jan
9
17 y* Jun 13
Dome
14
54% Apr
8
11% Dec
24
24% Jan 29
12
2
Oct
28
68% Jun 17
52 % May 22
49
91
10
36 % Dec
Jan
57% May 13
19% May
9
24
16% Oct 21
Jan
33
15
9% Aug
6
6% Jan
2
206
July 16
172% Apr
10
110
Mar 27
106% Jan
8
12
7
99
Jun
27
76% Nov 14
89% Feb
1
85
Jan
0
30 % Oct 23
37% Apr
2
34% Jan
2
36% Nov 14
45'
Jan
25
41
41
49 % Jan
29
46% Mar 13
49
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
31
44 ;
46
Jan
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
41
Nov 18
40
July
July
41
14
Oct
50
48 V* Mar
8
July 25
44% Feb 28
50 Va
July 15
51
May 21
50
48
13
53
Jan
50
24
Oct
16% Dec
8
Dec
23
22
3% Oct
22
29 V* July 24
S
827k Jun
267k Jan
2
527k July 28
1
Jun
Feb 28
40
Aug
6
177k Dec 23
67k Dec 30
3
18
6474 Jan 14
277k May 8
81% Apr 11
82
22 Vs Oct
3
158
21
27
38 Vk Aug
16% Jan
91
,
Jan
Apr
16
8
27V* July
3
,407k Apr 28
4% Aug 18
35 V* Mar
1
14% Jan 31
447k July 8
34
May 20
67k Jan
977k Jan
151
13
Mar 20
38% Jan
22% Jan
2
76
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
31% Aug
86
Jan
17
95
15
a
26 V* Jan
a
33% July
6% Jan
2
27
Jan
29
Jan
10
2
14
4% Jan
2
21
Jan
7
177k Jar
2
35 % Apr
10
6
89% Jan
14
43
Dec
23
12
56
July 3
107k Nov 13
127k Oct 22
28% Dec
23
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
77
62
7
Feb
1
Feb
28
20
Apr 30
18
Jun
51% Apr
Mar 27
3% Jan
Jan
23
Nov
1
20% Feb
4
357k Aug
1
57k May 14
25
15% Oct 22
6 % Dec
50Tk Aug
14% Apr
30 Vk Dec
24% Nov 13
-1187k July 30
159
Mar 3
1
30
May 28
83 V* May 22
2
30
July 21
79
Jai
9% Feb
35
Jun
40V* Jun
3
26
3
Feb
19
26V* Jan
2
38 Va Apr 30
90
May 8
3374 July 8
67/a.Jan
2
9% July 29
44% JaD
2
2
60V* Feb
54% May 29
57
11
14% Jan
Apr
30
13
13VaJan
3
16
28% Jan
2
Mar
3
0
29
20% July 16
407a July 29
36%
34%
36
36
*34%
36
387a
37 V.
317a
32 V*
32%
327a
31
37%
317k
377a
31
10
147k
53,000
2.70C
.36
34 Vk
34%
377k
37 V 4
32 Va
32
37Vk
32%
31 Vk
1
100
8,300
5,100
60C
155a
157 k
153a
15 Vk
31%
15%
31 Vk
15%
15 Vk
157k
2,300
267s
27%
26%
27%
27
27 Vk
267a
2674
18,900
31
31V*
31
31V*
31
14%
137,b
14
J4
8,600
11.60C
31
15%
27%
31%
14%
xl3%
1174
11%
:,v:
31
1174
11V4
*31
31%
317k
147a
14 V
a
147k
UV4
1174
31 Vk
Vk
1174
1174
3174
1.00c
15%
15
15%
157-8
15%
15
15 Va
157 k
157k
5,900
5974
58 Vk
597k
59
597k
59
597k
5874
597k
38,000
1674
17
lGTo
17
17
17
6174
6274
62
6274
61%
627k
l,60C
32,300
417/a
417k
417 k
4074
41%
28,200
50c
1
—1
40 Vk
20%
21
207k
21
207 k
207 k
21
2174
2174
21%
3,500
117 k
11%
11 Vk
11%
1114
U74
1174
11%
12
12
8!a
9%
9%
5)
5
No par
No par
i''4 .4
108%
*85%
1957k
10
50
50
50
50
'.—50
50
41
*417u
*49
46%
41%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
5
v
10
1
10
*44
*46
48
21%
86%
85 %
41%
*41%
43
195
10774
1077 k
87
417a
41
400
41%
42 Vk
*41 Vk
43
*47
48 Vk
*47
487k
30
46
417k
43
42 Vk
*47
48%
Va
800
8,800
41 Vk
41 Va
*41 Vk
'43
87
41%
40
47
*46%
47
*46 V
47
*4674
467k
48
*44
48
*44
48
*44
48
48
48
20C
48
*46
43
*46
48
*46
48
*46
48
48%
*48
48%
*48
48%
*18
48 Vk
*48
48
227k
22
22%
217a
22
22
22
4
Vk
19C
8,G0C
34
33 Vk
33%
33%
33%
34 Vk
35 Vk
357k
3674
4,00C
3574
34%
35
347 k
35 Va
35%
36 Vk
357 k
377k
377k
3774
36%
3874
•21.30C
37 Vk
287k
37 Va
37%
37%
377k
37 Vk
26-%
27 Vk
27
27%
27%
287k
28 Va
287k
28
79
78%
79
79%
7974
78
787k
*77
527 k
491a.
118%
11?%
*7774
.
50
52 %
50 Vk
1137k
116
115
1187k
1167k
156
156
156
156
49 Vk
517 k
79
517k
52%
113%
1147k
156
1567k
50
50%
Vk
5074
497k
50'k
4974
50 Vk
49%
29 Vk
297k
*29%
297k
297k
293k
*29 Vk
297k
297k
81
81
*81 Vk
82%
*81Vk
82%
27 Vk
271k
277k
2874
*91
'
*91
95
16 Vk
16 Vk
16
337k
347 k
337u
5
33 Va
38
3
5
337k
327k
7'k
8
31%
377k
31%
38Vk
7%
21%
21%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Erie RR common
No par
317k
*83%
31 %
85
31
847k
32
9%
54%
*55
14%
18%
3974
32
874
54
*55
137k
187k
39%
327k
97k
54%
56 %
14%
19Va
40
15674
*156
§174
"
67k
*81 %
28 Vk
*91
95
16 Vk
34%;
82 7k
30 Vk
95
15634
*156
CO
50%
297k
3,10*
16%
16 Vk
c167a
163^
1,200
33%
337
353/4
5'4
34,700
18.70C
33%
6,80G
33
Vk
5
32%
57k
33 Va
77k
77#
77b
8V4
31sa
32 Ve
38%
32 Va
377k
7
217k
327k
38%
38
37%
7
217k
21%
7
21%
31 %
*83%
32%
31%
85
327k
9Va
55
*55
14
18%
39%
974
187k
407k
GO
15.40C
95
33
32%
147k
30
81 Va
31%
81%
*91
16
33
317*
85
32
9%
54%
56 Va
900
33%
5
'
30 %
95
1,200
16
4%
*8
297k
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27,700
56,300
33%
5
32 Va
-
11,300
15,900
'
49
67k
1
193
108
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33 7 i
77k
3
195
108
86 Va
34%
31%
50
5
193 Vk
108 Vk
867 k
21 %
3
100
19374
108 Vk
400
21%
preferred series A
13.80C.
193
3574
*86
6.80C
47
5
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
Evans Products Co
1,300
195
49
49
50
974
974
1087 k
19374
"108
108%
9%
97a
9
21%
5
4
9%
10
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
14%
37%
14,200
19,100
56
*55
157k
14 V 2
'1,SOC¬
IO,800
17
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
5%
40
397#
■
42%
El Paso Natural Gas
7% July
22
44 »k
*36
14 Vk
.
*3412
36
56:
20%
377*
13
,37%
*34%
40
*55
.■
5474" 5434
<1974
43%
63
National Watch Co
Elgin
9
36
13%
397k
40
56
•55
'
437#
67a
56
56 Vk
14%
19%
397/a
31%
*83 Vk
2
5
32 Vk
8
8
3174
32%
377k
39
5.90C
51,000
4 00C-
7Va
7'8flC
21%
217k
21%
2.90G
317k
31 Vk
327k
4.30C
7 Va
85
7
*83 Vk
85
50
317k
9%
55%
32 %
317k
327k
4,GOG
974
9%
97k
47,800
55 Vk
55%
*55
14
19
39%
56 Vk
5574
*55
G20
56%
21,600
137k
14
197 k
19
197k
9.90C
397k
39 Vk
39%
10,200
14%
'
21.380 ..;
22,500
15%
Corp
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com
10
4%% prior preferred
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
5
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
6%
preferred
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—l
4%% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Anxer—1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—_
Electric Storage Battery
10
3
397a
.
55
20 V 2
43%
22%
"SVtr*. 9 V2r'
41
Eastern
1
4
40
3
197*.
3
V
627 a
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern Airline Inc
1
17
227k Apr
73% Jan
115
21% Dec 19
25 % Dec
36% Aug
38 Va Feb
I
60V* July
247k Dec 23
81% Feb 13
143 V* Nov
6
38% Dec 31
24% Dec 30
3Va Jan
2
3
19 V
437a
•
;.
14,400
*16 7 k
$2.10
3
42% July 18
81% Mar 5
31
Nov
22% July 29
197b
97*
14,800
39,100
'35%
15 Vk
17
4.10%
31
.54 V
55
55
43
56
13%
V "oVa
;;
•
437 k
preferred
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
2774 Jnn
29% Jan
30 y* Apt
18
72
22 y. Oct
14% Jan 14
22
47% Jan II
51% Jan
4
30
23 Va Dec
Dec
Jan
16% Jan 10
30
76
3
23
•
,
'
•
'
•'5,30c
<391%
357k
.
63
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
May 12
48% Jan 29
11
24
6
l
27
•
Preferred $3.50 series
1
27 V* Dec
74
Mar
39%
*55
32
& Co—
Preferred $4.50 series
41% July 17
47 yB May 13
22 %
97 »
,
1
Common
1957/a July 25
112% Apr 21
91V* Apr 28
35 %
■'
617k
Limited USA Inc
International
du Pont de Nem (E I)
160% Oct 21
4
35%:
.
<
•
.
-
187%
3»
14Va
39 Vk;
547619%
..
187k;
227k
14%
387k
35 V a
86
*83
■t;
150
83 Va
-827
,*80:
'3,. \
19%
39%
22%, 227k
9Va
.
;;f
3,290 V
!l,4O0
1674
Dunlan Corp
97/aJuly
'
43%
>
.
14%
.
23
43
19 r
.-
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83*2
.
i v
86,;
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33%
49" :
49"
;
83 :
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35 Va
>.
r
82
•
19V*
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86
33 V 2
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50,300
42 Va
Dresser Industries
Dunhlll
38
1,
v
49Vk
: 49 f
:
<>
; 12 %,
5
Co
Drewrys
:
•
141*
;
82;
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',19 V*
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547i,.
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31%
,
9%
■
•
34
337k
V
35*7 a"
22%
7
34
.9274
11,7k.
30%
No par
1
—
1
6
12% Jun
Mar 26
9
Corp
44% July 24
Jan
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Dover
Dow Chemical
21% Aug
7
3
Apr
16% Jan
Mines Ltd
3174
31 •
157a
26%
30%
14%
1174
No par
—No par
Pepper Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
July 28
63
2.50
2
1
Distillers
8
'
50c
Corp
(Walt) Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Disney
11
50% Oct
1
25
preferred
Stores
*34%
3G%
2
10
Co
.
<
7
*83
,
•387 «
35%:
-
v:£
40'/a
55?i
13.%
35%
36 ■
38 %
i.
55
15
Co.
Alkali
40
55%
13!a.
1
Detroit Steel Corp
4
,
,
82
•82
86
38%
;
49 Va : 43%:
.
,18%, 19V*
■'i .14
;• ;i4V*'.
.54%
19%
427 a
54%
18%
42%
Lines
Air
Jan
.
..
Inc.—,
—3
Deuv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit EdLson
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
Delta
84
82*
*83
i':'
35'% >
3584
34 '
1.70C
52
/ 90 Va
11%" 12'!
•.
'117a '• 11%.
149%.
>•;
82
/
22%. .23 V* r
9%
9%
...
.
Delaware Power &: Light Co.—13.50
8
17
43% Feb
.....
Western——50
44% Aug
58
11% Jan
14
13% July
&
41% Jun
29% Mar 26
Mar 29
34
Lack
37% Jan
55
Feb
25% Jan
37% Mar 13
30
u—20
—
30% May
2
Jan
39
-
'
■
•i
14%;, ,•
'39% 7
,—
& Hudson-———No par
Delaware
97. July 28
July
preferred %
9% Jan
29% Apr
34% Mar 17
.'
23
Jan
7%
..
^ 14.
-38V«
-
10
Co common——;
84: /.::
86 .;
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,>84v'
517k
i
•
•
49%
.,
.■
.18% ' 18 3i >;
50c
Records Inc——
&
*82
*83
_50c
Rubber Co
Delaware
:
23% July 28
7
20% Feb
13% Dec 30
Dec
r Deere
55
38% Nov 12
13
V Decca
16% Jan
34% Apr
57% Jan
29% Dec 19
25% Dec
July
6% Apr 10
7
22% Jan
59% July
21
37
'
6erles C——100
39% July 16
37
Jun
4
.27% Jan. 2
30 ' Feb 23
19
series B^—100
3.90#
Preferred
Dayton
MarlO
16 V*
46% Feb
63
Nov 25
8% Dee 17
34% Dec
v
;
7
19% July 29
2
2
.
.
series'A——100
Preferred 3,75#
<Jun 16
15% Jan
13% Jan
•
.
51%
:'90Vt. 92%;:
*90% : 92%.;
92%
.'111/2 •: :ix%'
34' (
33%
.
33%. .34%r?i
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c84:
85 Va1- •
...
3,75#
Preferred
Jan 28
89
Daystrom Inc
—10
Dayton Power & Light common_j.7
J
,♦90%'
-
51:Va.
51%: 5LV*.
.-51: .51%
„
Corp
37k#
—
52% July 16
Jan 22
26% Apr 18
48% July 17
41% May 21
;
i
1
30
51% May IS
'•41% Feb 25
55
-
,
7
.
82
28% Apr 25
6% Dec
12% Aug
4
87
'
31 % Feb -1
■
July.,30
>
30
NOV
common—
1... c
50% 51 % -;
preferred series; A^ir^lOQ
*90% . .92% ..
Dan River Mills Inc2—
:_5: <7 yj 110 o 11 %.Y
Dana
1
Jun
36 Va Jun
2
.
»,
82 '
83
3
19 % Dec
26
:
43% Jan
,
-
MariO
.30
6
19% July 22
32% May 6
2
-13% Jan
Feb 27 :
Apr
23% Jan
14% Oct 22
9% Jan 14
■
4T
27% Oct 22
Aug
52
3
41V* Apr.
July 12
61
21
-vff'.'.i..
'-.v.
0
*
40% Oct
200
38,400
35 %
v.
74.:
•1,100
\
28-%
-
*
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29% i'
51%
• •
8%
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7'""::
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35% /
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55%
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35%;
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8%
•
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20
29%-
-.
9Va •'
•54V*.
20%'
38%
29%'
8%-
.
/
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5,500
34,700
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.66%
/
,
'35%. -35%-v.
8%
• 9V»
i
9%
54
54
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35%
•
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34%
9 Va J.:
66%
66%.
v
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>
34%
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i
67
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35
:
:
580
105,600
'660
20
26%
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506"'"'
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20,000
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20
35%
.
9.40c
,
99
98%
v.-
-
21%
'
52%
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.
52
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50%
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20-
.
21%
35
20%
67 Vss
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54% >'
207 a
35
24%:
26%
10%,
9%
9
21%
353*
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52
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74
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51
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the Week
Friday
'Thursday
July 31
Wednesday
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Sales far
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Monday
July 28
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
Volume
Number 5765
188
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for
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Lowest
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*
Jan
65
39 Va Nov 25
17
12'4 Jan 24
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11
7
17% July
41% Oct
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15% Jan
2
12
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14
10
Oct
22
16% Apr 23
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Sep
30
61% May 13
45% July
8
25% Jun 17
31% Dec
22
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31
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3% Apr
11% Jan
50
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Mar
10
32
29
18 Vb Mar 25
30% May 13
80
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May 19
43
July
July
53% Mar 11
6
7
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14 V8 May
2
19
5
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27
3
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18% Apr
7
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3
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1
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27
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11
29% Jan
7
42% July
28
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18
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2
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10
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20 % Jan
24% July 28
32% Aug
1
Dec
30
19% Oct
22
32
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28
105
39
22
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16
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56% July 23
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2
20
9
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2
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49% July 29
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106
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8
57
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5
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16
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22
45
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4
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6
21
59% May
8
59% Jun 13
44% Aug 27
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28
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3
7
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16
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14
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2
134
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900
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2774
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100
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8% July 30
47
6
87% Jan
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4 % % preferred
5
July 18
33% July 17
34% Oct 22
78
convertible
13
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79
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5
Fidelity Phenix Fire
111
39
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27%
52
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14
10
39
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27%
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25
47% Feb
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28%
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July 12
81% Nov 13
2
100% Oct
47
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31
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preferred
34% Jun
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Shares
84
28%
50
common
the Week
Aug. 1
28
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5
Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co
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Friday
July 31
10%
1
pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
27% Jan. 21
38
Sales for
Thursday
84 Vj
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PRICES
.
July 30
17%
,
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Wednesday
July 29
26 %
50
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1
B
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp
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Tuesday
July 28
100
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
Family Finance Corp common
1
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
31
17%' Oct
80
a
Monday
Fairbanks Morse & Co
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Faircluld Engine & Airplane.
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Fairmont Foods Co common
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84% July 29
2
24 % Jan
67% Jan
21
28'
9
25 Va Nov 29
15
Sep 25
22% Jan 22
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13 % May 14
2
22
Apr
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43 % May
16
Jan
79
NEW YORK
Highest
22 % Apr
Oct
6
RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year1957
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1
13%
14
13%
13%
13
13%
100
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63%
64%
65
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22
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30
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2
45
Apr
10
11
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30
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22
20
21.
36 % Jan
8
20 % Jan
2
31%
Oct
Dec
10% July 24
19
23% Oct
25
3% Oct
46% Jun 28
21
Dec
13% Oct
31
3% Dec
30
51
Jan
25% Dec
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
19
14 % Jan
2
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
6
52 % Apr
7
37% July 12
Jun
24% Jan
13
9% July 30
14% Aug
1
48
9
30%
July
July 31
43% July 25
44% July 28
6
July 25
31% July 29
16 Va
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Gamble-Skogmo Inc
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convertible
Gamewell
common
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4%%
Acceptance
General
American
7
6%
2
96 % Jan
13
12
24 % Feb
25
36% July 31
General
Amer Oil Co
88
May 16
69 % Jan
10
93% Aug
1
General
Amer
10
11
Aug
9% Jan
2
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General
Dec
23
135
2
Apr 30
Jan
2
Dec
23
26% Jan
11
19 % Jan
2
21
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7
5
75
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3
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14
Jan
Oct
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6
86
Mar
125
32% July 31
Apr 18
102
140
May 29
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27
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57
8
64% July 29
General Electric
26
Aug
1
General
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Corp
69
July 30
General
Foods
2
General
Instrument
80% July 11
General
Mills
4
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2
Oct
22
69
Jan
4
60 % Jan
2
July 26
115
Jan
30
56
100
47% July 16
33% Dec
19
101%
Nov
1
76%
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33
Dec
16
40
Apr
12
47% Dec
31
68
Jan
4
7
115% Jan
91% Feb
24
1
112
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1
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2
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117% Jan
16
22
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11
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140
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Dec
18
Jan
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7
20
24
6
5
May
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General Shoe Corp
I
General Steel Castings Corp
108%
77
Jan
7
185
Oct
22
90
16% Jan
2
22% Aug
1
7
80
Jan
7
83
3
90% Aug
1
4% %
July 17
129
6
4%%
3
79
2
21
95% Apr 25
36% July
9
84 % Jan
Oct
26% Jan
13
39
Oct
22
62% May
44% Jan
3
83% Dec
18
8
97
Jun
9
42% Aug
1
Getty
39% May 29
23% Jan
10
32% Oct
11
46% Mar 26
33% Apr
3
20% Dec
24
28% July
21% Jan
89% Jan
7
42% Aug
1
29% July 24
21
94% May 21
3
83% July 17
91
Mar 18
16% Dec
23
18
Dec
29% Oct
21
2% Dec 18
157% Oct 16
Nov
14
70% Feb
12
57%
4
28% Dec
39% Oct 21
1
Oct
21
4
37% Jail
2
14
4% Apr 26
160
Jan
21
79% Jtin
13
95% July
8
2
2
17
59% Jan
2
8
9
23
36% Feb
71% Oct 31
86 % Apr
15
6 % Apr
18
Oct
21
21% Dec
11
35% May
122% Nov 11
67
Dec
3
20% Dec
12
70
Feb
26% Dec
11
53% May 19
Jan
4
Feb
175
Jan
37% Oct
20
16
30
11
45 % Nov 20
29% Dec 26
157 % Jan
2
69
21
Dec
9
41
Oct
5
1G
14
25% Feb
85
Jan
6
2
9
27 Va Jan
5% Jan
37
22
78
Jan
ll
4
For footnotes see
page 24.
3
79% Mar 21
14
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
22
138
30% Apr
1
12
33% Jan 15
28% Jan 31
8
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
18
Apr
Apr
2% Jan
23
57% July 18
37% Jun
2% Apr
13% Jan
27
15 V8
6
3
Apr 17
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
131% Jan
2
67
Apr
22% Jan
17
2
Feb
4
35% Aug
1
3% May 15
July 10
V2 July 29
90% July 31
35% July 25
49% July 31
1 % Mar
4
7% Jun
46
Jun
16
16
48% July 31
38% July 28
88
July 8
8% May 20
28% July 23
52% Jan
9
43% Aug
1
26% May 21
146 % Jun
75
Jan
4
20
28% May 27
-*887%
2,000
71
2,200
32%
337a
33
34
33
33 %
32 7
a
337%
29%
29%
*29
30
2874
2874
*2874
29 '/a
51%
5174
51%
51 Va
51%
*51
4%
47 k
5
5
Gimbel
437<i
4274
29%
30
29Va
30
29%
'Hi',;,
29'%
30
29 '4
23
22 3
22%
22%
22%
2274
23
2374
43 74
307 k
23%
39%
39%
38 3 a
39%
37 7o
38%
37%
38'%
38
38 7a
1
.23 Va
23 Va
23i'4
23%
23
23%
22%
23
22 3 4
23
25%
25%
25%, 25%
25'%
26
2574
267%
26'%
26'%-.
—
1
25
.
43%
43%
43 %
a
<
25%
v
431/4
26'V
*25
%
277%
527 a
52 7o
10
83 %c
com
21%
25%
53
21%
26%
21%
26%
21%
27%,
.
10,300
110
4,000
30,200
14,200
7,500
5.100
4,400
3,800
21,700
(t >'
*25'%
5274
50
277 a
52%
35,900
21
21
21%
22%
7,300
26',4
27 7a
26%
26%
92,000
95
90'%
90'%
100
*90
95
•90
95
*90
100
150
150
*148
160
*150
155
100
100
89
89
89
89%
88%
8974
*150
155
,
897a
89'4
50
300
530
4
Co
93
93
93 %
93'%
*9374
947%
*94
95'%
130
39%
40%
39%
401/4
40%
427 k
41
4274
89,700
56
56%
55%
56'/a
56'4
56 '4
55'%
57%
4.800
25 Va
25%
25 Va
25%
25 74
26
257a
267 a
45,100
X41'4
1
10
Co
41 %
41
42
41%
42
41%
42 74
13,600
28%
28%
287 a
28 7%
28%
common
*92
16
Gladding McBean & Co—
Co
43
43%
*25 *k
$4.50 preferred
Glidden
5
22%
52'%
(The)
51%.
5
5
5
27'%
Brothers
51
5
43 %
1,100
38
26'%
Oil Co
Gillette
8874
480
1.500
697%
52 Va
Products
115
5,200
186,100
38
26%
preference—
5%% preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
27% May
20% Nov 14
88
44%
38 74
*25 Va
preferred
conv preference
Gerber
79%
113
4374
71
71
26 Va
$5
59 % July 25
78 74
113
10
General Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
$1.30
221% Apr
23
87'4
*3774
27%
7
Jan
71
52 %
4
89% July 31
38
71
*25%
General
164
87%
37%
*26
53% July 25
2
87%
9.800
*114'%
10
27
7
Jan
87%
37%
600
10.700
87%
115
114
25
2
Apr 29
113%
Telephone Corp__
14
Apr 23
Jun
113%
114
70,700
"6814
87 a
79 7 o
79
preferred
Feb
Feb
113%
43
64
26
170
7%
6.67
10c
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
25
Jan
30% Dec
107
29 Va
50%
Public Service,
General
1
*29
No par
39% July 25
23
871s
32%
1
No par
13
July 31
8%
31%
Equipt Corp
preferred
$3 convertible preferred
40% Jan
88
68%
71%
Jan
15% Dec
22% Oct
109,900
71%
50% Jan
27% July 14
July 3
6174
37%
24
25
60%
87»a
Dec
25
5,000
61%
72".,
Railway Signal.
Realty & Utilities
2
167a
60%
88
25%
Public Utilities Corp
May 31
a
61 %
37%
General
45% May
30% Mar
16!
60%
88%.
General
28
*1174
167a
72 %
General
28% May 16
11 %
16 74
37
9
3
*1174
16%
*88
30% July 23
22
11%
16 Va
15
23% July 23
22% Sep 20
*11%
No par
3
23
Sep
36% Oct
1,600
114%
15
1
1,400
147%
117a
No par
'- 2
26 Va Aug
65 74
14 7 k
44%
15 % Jail
3
64'%
14%
U2'%
37% Jan
17% Jan
66Va
14'%
43%
21% Apr
22'A Nov 18
65
14 Vh
%
112'%
July 19
July 3
16% Dec 23
64
14
797 a
Va May 22
5
63
14 Va
%
43%
18 "A
24% Feb
63%
14 Va
112%.
34
2
63
7!) Va
39
20% Jan
9174
91 »/4
112%
26
27% Mar 19
367 a
43%
22
19% Nov 19
36
79%
22
%
6,900
36%
91 %
112%
14% Dec
32
367a
35%.
91
64%
1
140
3574
36
91%
35%
66
..
5,900
3.900
257a
Portland Cement Co_
% 7k
140
2974
43 Va
19% Oct
10
117%
140
63%
114 %/
840
9,300
5,300
29%
78%
conv
•.
29%
112%
33% Oct
31
11 Va
140
43%
Preferred $3.75 series
$1.60
9374
-
2974
113%
General Precision
Jan
31% Feb
52 % Feb
11
*139
43 %
;
% 3,900
■v7
'
30
113%
41
May 26
2
44% Jan
32 74
66
79
57
100
36%
25%
78
15,300
36
63 7a
8%
400
3,400
7%
.93
931/4
100
5
27
.91
1%
Jun
28%
57% July 15
■«.
65 Va
General Outdoor Advertising
47% July 12
140
29%
30%
90%
117k
4
'
1
92% Jan
34% May 17
3674
62%
No par
common
38% Apr 14
72% July 25
18
3574
1
6
11
g?
*9974
*25%
Corp
2
25
29 %
3.200
*
Motors Corp common
preferred
General
*527%
3274
100
5
preferred
General
57
.
—11
„
8
Oct
13
_5
"35 3 a
*99
47%
No par
„
Corp
Jan
27% Oct
5 '/a Jun
117
87 Va
11%
1
48% Jail
34
42
30% Oct
9% Jun
11
87 >4
86%
30%
Co__
2
a
4%
*
139%
,
13
11
33 7
74
32"
997a
34'/«
34 h v
6
*52
31'%
99%
61%
72% July 22
8% Jan
1
31%
59%
5
21
34%
57
*51
,
99%
59%
52% Feb
Oct
34
31
29V4-
Dynamics Corp
4
*99%
139%
Controls Co
General
10,800
3,100
16
59
General
9
5%
4,900
32
11%
24
65% Jan
574
16
16%
19% Jan
29
10,100
*31
16'4
10
Apr
43 7%
16'/,,
*11%
Apr
55
431/4
31'%
11%
14
12
44 74
4
16%
8
68% Apr
43'%
16
16%
25'A July
4
43
31'%
*11%
20
427%
474
13%
Dec
42%
1571,
64%
46% Oct
Jan
30%
99%
General
30
42'/a
a
297%
31
13%
11% May
Apr
19% Jan
30%
99 %
5
74,500
3074
37 a
57
30%
87 V.
23.500
15%
64 %
July 24
14% July 3
48
*51
1
86 %
97%
147 k
46
*30 Va
4
Cigar Co Inc__
No par
General Contract Corp common
2
6%
series preferred
lo
2
2
31
x31
*91
10% Jan
19% May 15
3%
_5
4
157a
15%
4
57
13 3
*457%
574
35%
11 Va Jan
50'A Dec
16
3%
*51
'
6
93%
48
12
15%
50
com
8%
a
48
31 %
*30%
1
31%
97
13
5%
6
34%
22
27
5%
*91%
31
Feb
44 3
100
22
15% Feb
43%
1
com
12 Va Jan
40
44%
_50
1st preferred
14% Jan
15
43%
6
No par
4%
49% Dec
9
44%
5%
__5
6
68
43%
874
12
42%
1
common
20
,
42:%
2
Corp
26
Mar
43 »/4
No par
Bronze
9% Dec
10% Dec
35
42%
Transportation—2.50
Baking
preferred
General
30
43%
100
of
*45'%
42%
com_
Investors
9%
12 Va
5
$4.50 preferred
31% July 24
93% Jun
American
8%
11%
1-47 %
48
29%
preferred
26% Jan
25
101
8%
12 VH
29V4
"I
coml
Indus
convertible
8"
11%
*45%
291/4
Corp
General
Feb
12%
49
29V4
preferred
July 25
4% July 31
55
,
29%
Inc
convertible
8 311
ti
is
47%
30%
_
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
117
r47 7
par
_Ino
(The)/:
Gardner-Denver Co
8 Va
5
5o
preferred
Jan
1
18
30
27
17
15% Feb
17
67% Dec
17%
Jan
15
59
19
125
32
6
36% Jan
9
Nov
9
14
Jan
47% Jun
90% July
25
2
8% Jan
30
23
Jan
54
7
34 Va
(The)
3
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold <te Stock Telegraph Co_
Goodrich Co (B F').
*165%
28%
94
16 Va
34%
3«/a
170
*92
94
16
16
34
"a
34%
3 Vh
3
*165%
170
697%
*92
1614
347-4
94
16%
35',4
287 a
*92
287 a
7,200
94.
1634
3574
17
35'%
2,100
9,200
*165'%
37 k
170
5,600
170
68
70
68'%
6974
17,200
897k
90 3 4
3
*165'%
37a
3
68
70%
68
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
881,4
88 7a
88
35 V 4
35 %
35%
3574
357 a
89'%
35'4
9074
Gould-National Batteries Inc.
35'%
1.800
Grace
48 Va
49
48 3
4
49Va
4874
497k
48 3»
49 '4
26,800
1%
1 Va
1%
17%
17 k
17%
18.400
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P.
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel
1%
Ore
Prop_
6%
6%
67a
634
3.800
45 V4
x45%
4574
4574
457k
45 3
a
457 a
44 3 4
45V4
45%
4774
46 5 a
48%
46 3
t
47 3.4
7,400
31,500
38%
38 3 4
38%
387i
387%
3874
5,700
85%
—
preferred
Iron
85%
87
85
85
7%
7%
27%
27%
38%
*85
38'%
87
6%
*85
67 a
67%
27
774
734
77k
7r,k
3,600
27»a
287k
28'%
28%
48%
6,700
2,700
Northern Paper Co
48%
48%
47
Va
48%
48
48 3 4
48'4
Great
Northern
42
42%
41 %
427/k
42%
43 74
42 3
26
25%
26
25%
139
139
138%
*70
72
7%
Green
Green
Western
Ry
Co
Sugar
com
preferred
Bay 8c Western RR
(H L)
Co Inc
26
138%
*70
26 Va
26 Va
25%
138%
138%
72
267k
*70
26
540
7%
277a
7%
Great
Great
18,700
6%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt Northern
*35'/
45'a
Grant (W T) Co common
3%%
1%
8974
13874
72
26%
26'%
26%
a
*70
26 %
43 % -
25:,4
139
72
26%
36,100
3,300
280
10
5.000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
(458)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
18
Dec
76 % Nov 20
11
15*4 Oct
2
16% Apr
9
14% Jan
87
14
80% Jun
Apr
17
14
12% May 10
17% Mar 20
7% Apr 25
24% Jun
2
10% Jan
10
1
34% Jan
Jan
2
10
32% Jan
11
14
47% Dec 11
105 % Oct 21
80% Jan
16
52
May 13
101
May
9
19% Aug
Mar
;
5
$5
11% Aug
11
5
41% Jun
93% Feb
6
tl
Oct
28
(3
Nov
4
2
Jan 29
98
Apr
96
25
118% July
7
39% Jan
6
47% Aug
Gulf
Oil Corp—
Gulf
152
34% Jan 24
Feb
States
1
89
Jan
Jan
96
May 29
102% July 14
10
92
3
10
95% Jan
104
100
109
July 15
May
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 3
15%
15%
85
821
83
83
82
82
28
22%
23%
22%
83%
23%
23
23 V.
23%
23%
9 Vi
.*«%
19V,
9!,
18%
—25
81%
19%
18%
19%
62%
«
63
63! a
65.
Xl03%
109%
40 \
i
193a
19%
(5'J
66'
200
15,300
800
19%
*00
a
30,000
8,000
66 '4
1,100
'
109
46%
45%
'"91
93
98%
*97!«
40%
47',
90
93.
*91::
98
*97%
93
98
'
110%
46%
*90
98%.
10!)'.,
109%
40'
46%
u
03
98%
•>
9
18%
19%
*91
dividend
>
9
9
'-8%
109% 110%
preferred—-—100
preferred———100
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
$5 dividend preferred
100
13
Jun
Shares
15%
85
61%
dividend
84.40
the Week
Aug. I
15":;
9%
—No par
$4.20
Friday
I
85%
Utilities Co—
Common
July
22%
————No par
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
15%
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
•
PRICES
July 30
85
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%%
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
60% July 31
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
July VJ
July IK
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
167/«Apr 30
89
Feb 13
14!« Dec
9
NEW
Ranee Since Jan. I
Highest
Year 1957
14
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
98
:•
•
'97'o
109%
110%
47,300
47%
5,200
47'',
93
i
do
98
*98
100%
*98
100%
*98
100%
*98
100'a
*98
100%
104
105%
*104
105%
*104
105%
*104
105V..
"104
105'-.
H
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
•3% Dec
30
89% Jan
17
38
18% Dec
20
2
Jan
24
Jan
20
Oil
23% Jun
28% Jan
11
13% May 20
111% Jan
11
70
45% Jan
15
21 % Jan
2
1
>24% Dec 23
29% Oct 21
127% Oct
14
39
May 31
40% July 23
138
14
Jun
26 % Jan
2
30
Jail
13
129
Jan
Hall
21
Hamilton Watch Co common
9
31
75
July 28
32 % July 31
37% Jun
2
28% July ,31
401 i July 30
23% Dec 30
39% Mar 11
23 *
Apr
51% Aug
30% July
8
30
Jan
13
20% Apr
29
25 % July 30
22 % Jan
20
28
6% Jan
7
3% Jan
9
Oct
8
22
Dec
30
3% Oct
8
2
32% Mar 25
7
•
July 25
(W
F>
5
Printing Co
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co—
Harbison-Walk Refrac
6%
preferred
18
Nov 27
34% Jan 21
Jun~19
14% Dec 18
18%
21% Nov 22
28 % Apr
•0% Oct
9
43% Dec 26
2
76% Jun 20
28 % Jan
34
6
Mar
27
31%
31%
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
34% Jun
22 % Jan
72% Jan
31% Jun
9
26
Mar 14
15
27
77 % July
14
*135
16
Jun
57
2
common
84% July 17
89 % Feb
15% Oct 10
18% Jan 22
9
Heller (W E) & Co——
24% Jan
17% Jan
23% Jan
24% May
22% Sep 19
20% July 23
0% Dec 30
30% Jun
3
Helme
Jun
27
9*
19
Nov
35
Jan
91
34% Mar
17% Jan
16
8
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
21
103% Oct 22
47% Jan 23
62
'27% F'eb 12
24% Dec 24
42
July 25
% Sep
40% Jan
32% Jan
Feb
10
6
2
38
2
25
38% May
17
1
.
53% Jan
19
1
47% Aug
1
24
3.65%
1
4
26% Jan
14
44% Feb
3
31
Apr 18
10% Oct 21
17% July 16
11% Jan
13
14% Mar 27
40% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
78
Jan
17
60
Jan
7
July 19
74
Jan
2
86
15"% Dec 30
8% Oct 22
22% Jan
7
10% Jun
20
17% Oct 22
25% July
16% Jan
23% July 25
2
9% Jan
10
21
2
Jan
5
May
12% July 17
29% Jun
2
17
11% Jun
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
16 Va Sep
24
9% Jan
20
22% Jan
11
17% Jan
3
22% May 21
Feb
5
25 % Jan
2
30
May 21
32% Oct
11
40% Jan
10
32% Jan
2
45
May 20
Homestake
July 31
Honolulu
40
Oct
31
22
71% Jan
4
39% Feb
58
24
3
39% Jan
10
23% Apr
7
34% Aug
1
97
Feb
8
87% Apr
3
92
Jan
% Jan
4
3
Jan
2
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
7
16 % Jan
23% July 24
39 % May 29
15% Feb
10
34% Nov 13
36% Jan
9
25
30 Va Nov 18
27% Jan
13
23
•1
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
3
Jun
3
40
Aug 30
85
Mar 13
72
Oct
88
Apr
47
25
Nov 20
'
44% Oct 22
8% Dec 31
6% Dec 18
1% Sep
3
'
2% Oct 23
43
30
Dec
12% Oct 23
70
Dec
30
12% Dec 23
29% Jan 17
SO
Dec
24
19
Jan
6
31%
31
31'
30 Va
13%
13%'
13%
13%,
13 5 it
13%
*28%
29 %
29%
29%
29 7 a
-30%
*30%
30%
*76
78
Apr 29
Apr
14
84
Jun
6
26
84
Feb
25
90
Jun
6
Apr
1
60% July 11
92
Feb
20
97
52% Jun
12
100
Jan
15
18% Jan
8
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
90
Apr
4
16% Jan
14
85% Apr
8
May 22
July 25
10% Mar 19
9 Va Aug
1
5% Jan
10
1
Apr 18
3% Apr 18
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
1% Jan
6% Jan
16
18% Jun
26
72% Jan
2% J an
17
6
May 21
35% May 23
20% Jan
2
5% July. 28
33% July 28
22
Jan
13% Jan
2
19
May 31
4
85% July
2
51% Jan
2
9
28% Jan
13
32% May
9
29 % Jan
2
26
Jan
13
46% Mar
8
Jun
19
47% Apr
2
45
44
Nov
6
11
15
Nov 14
48
Jan
40
July 16
46 %
31% July
Mar 26
9% Apr
148
Jan 16
'49
Dec
156
Feb
7
11
156
4
11
Jan
2
37
18
Dec
24
85
18% Jun
July 30
80% Dec 17
•5
Oct
11
34
Dec
28
12
Dec
24
27% Dec
9
25% Oct 21
20% Oct 23
13
9
13% Apr
1
115% Apr
11% Feb
23
20
JUly 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
20
30
Oct
22
14% Feb
19
Dec"24
Nov
4
33%
24% Jan
2
28% Mar 29
Oct 22
3% Feb
54% Jun
130
Jan
7
17
Jan
2
92
Dec
Dec 24
70% Jan
8
12
111% Jun 28
13
22
50% July 15
Jan
16
7% Jan
13
57% Jan
100
Jan
Jan
13
28
Jan
2
29% Jan
21% Jan
13
22
89
90
57
5.7%
57%
23
<
33 % Aug
31
3231
5
23(4
17%
18%
17%
18'%
11%
38!«
*38%
38%
38:,a
38%
30
30''a
35%
35".:
35%
35 7
81
81
81%
81
81V;
90
*88 !
951
*95
901
81
*8814
95%
:i
59%
9%
9%
58 V,
59! a
9%
•
*9%
9%
1%
preferred—100
4%
Hudson Bay Min & Sra Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
52%
52%
.11'%
17%
17%
17%.
V
9
87a
9 !»
4
85
84
17
;
29% Jan
13
10
36% Feb 27
2
Jun
91
24
82
Jan
15
56
Feb
3
44% Dec 10
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 28
52% July 3
49
97
85
Jan
3
35
Apr
11
July 11
64% July 24
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
JP^rjfe2tnetM_seei^age24.
86
34
93
38
10
May 27
% Anr 23
Mar
8,100
?
300
6,100
*81
82%
510
*88'-j
90
*9(J
97%
43.,
58%
9%
9'«
9%.
~40
6.100
,58%.
93
700
a
36,500
*i3;,
I3-,
-4%
4%
900
51 %
17%
3,300
17%
800
5%
47a
32%
32'',
32%
1.7%
17%
17" 4
19
18
a
3,200
*17%
85'a
5 V,
47
240
85%
93,400
5
a
32!,,
32
17%
17':,
85
85
85
5
51!
51% •52
17%
85
5%
-
52
*17
85
5
17%
38' >,
IV,
1%
*4%
32!'«
4
90
36%
9 V,
9..
l:1a
V,
51 •%'
17%
84
5%
33%
300
"
*4
4%
.52%
1
4%
32 %
4
•-
35:%
9%
0%
4:.!,
i
8.200
38
*
a
58%
-v/v58:;%
"
*1'
a
90
90
90
'
30,600
90
*88%
90/
i
59%
59 V,
*9%
8%,
17%
17%
38%
I
23 3
*22%
23'',
1,000
5'
5
5!i,
17%
1%
Vo
32%
32 %
3,400
1834
18%
18%
7,100
17,300
43%
69%
4,200
38 V,
39!
a
17,100
Illinois
33%*
33%
33%
33%
38
33%
33%
33 3 a
33%
33%
2.800
43%
*42%
44
44
44
*43
44%
*43
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
49%
*48%
*50 '
50
*48%
50
*48!a
*48%
50
51%
*50
51%
*50
51%
*50
51%
*43%
4,1
*43'a
45
*43%
45
*43%
45
30'
357i,
Jun
9
22
Jun
23
3
July 30
Idaho Power Co
Cement
10
Co
Power
a
Co
—
common
preferred
50
4.26 V? preferred:
50
4.70% preferred
—/
;
50
4.42% preferred:
,
.
50
4.20% preferred
:
I
_50
Indianapolis Power & Light....No par
S
Electrica
6%
4% %
Ctfs
79%
162
24%
*24'
42%
43
42
88
*88
20%
20%
370',!
367".,
Harvester, common—No par
preferred
*
100
35%
36%
152%
152%
18%
17%
82% -83%
40
July 28
May 7
9%
of Cent Amer com_,.No par
preferred—,»
100
11%
11%
6l.... "61
International Salt
.
123" *
—No par
International Shoe
33 %
—No par
37% Jun 27
International Silver common
Jun
3
40 % Aug
29
Jun
1
4
May 22
17
2
Aug
1
38 % Jun
10
34% July 16
42% July 29
126% July 24
41:% July 31
7Vs May 26
23% Apr
17
31
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Elec Co—*
Iowa Power & Light Co__—
Island Creek Coal common
$6
preferred—
(F L)
Co_
1
1
Jaeger Machine Co
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co„
77
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
8J*
44 %
♦
49
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
24
July 31
100 % July 25
July 31
99
May?20
46 Va July 25
*11%
3%%
preferred"
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
1
f>fd__10O
_1
a
v
82 3'i
81
io;
9%
190
22%
21 %
21 %
24,300
370%
368%
371'.,
13,100
36%
27,800
36%
36 %
36
X151
151%
150%
151%
700
28
28%
28%
29%
37,200
*75%
78 %
'
*75
100
79
18
18
17%
17%
800
82 %
83 %
82%
83%
30,400
10%
12.600
10
*10%
104%
103'a
104')
93%
92%
92%
11'%
11%
62
10
103%
103 3 )
18,200
a
93 Va
200
11%
11%
11 Va
1,300
62
62
02
62
123
123
*123
125
*92!
*60 Va
61
11%
*61
-
121 !a
33%
121%
333,
33 Va
33 3
1221/4; 122'%
33%
33%
123
33%
33%
33 7
„
33%
33 3 4
160
...
500
4,600
32
3,800
35
35%
31
31%
200
38!
a
38%
383i
39
39 7
b
39%
40 %
87,200
27!
a
27
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
24%
25
-
24%
25%
25%
20
25 3
26%
4,300
17
*
17'%
17
17'%
10 7u
17%
17
17%
9,700
33%
600
36 Va
36%
30
30 %
30
36':,
32%
•32%
32 3 i,
32%
32%
32 %
2,900
2,100
40%
9,809
34
*
35
38%
27
25
25%
17
17
36%
36%
x36%
36%
"32%'
32%
*32%
32%
41%
*124
38 */8
*27
42%
41%
*124
128
41%
41
42! a
128
*124
34%
*31
32
.*30
32
*30
.
39%
6%
-23
"29
40%
40
40%
0 Va
C'a
23%
22-%
29 7
«
84 ;
84
75%
76%
40'
40%
124
128
B
6%
6%
22%
23
41%
76%
40
124
*122
41%
124
40%
40%
800
10
5,700
8,100
6%
6%
0%
6%
22%
23%
22%
23%
29%
29%
29%
31
87
84
84
190
77
3,800
6 s;,
29%
29'
a
29%
85%
85%
76%
76%
77
•
89%.
*87
.'41
4
23
86
29%
*84
41
30
32
*84
76%
*87
70%
89%
76 7
b
=87
7,000
13,900
89%
100
*87
5
1
43
44%
43%
44%
43%
44'%
44 VB
44 7 a
44 Va
44 Vi,
97%
98 %
98
97 %
98
98%
98%
97 3 4
98%
3,100
45
45%
45!
98! b
46!,,
46
48%
46%
49
47%
48%
99,000
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98'.2
98%
98%
210
43
45 %
421
44 Vb
43 3a
44%
43%
43%
21,000
89'a
*87
89%
*
L—12%
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5%- preferred series A
10
-
Joy Manufacturing Co
;
78!
*92%.
11%
27
50c
5
Aug
1
90% May 12
July 30
;
-
28:!n
18
22,200
90
369%.
"
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co—
Jacobs
;
36 '
151
a
46
*88
21%
22
370 ;
103
93%
38%
';
5
1
lo
_1
-—
>
88
100
24%
45%
40
88
33 V)
*30
3.50
Iowa-Illinois ,Gas &
9 7 a'
93%
94%
35" "35%
—25
7%
.
82".,
104%
45%
90
18
7
*24
40 V.
*75"%
103%
"
32
*24%
24%
a
a
'
Int'l Rys
5%
28%;
81%
10
103% 104'%
*93%.
24%
28'
17%
"9%
13,100
.151-1
*17%
1
11,900
34!
'r 35%
77
common*.—17.50
_No par
99%
33%
3G"a
77
International
93 !a
34 %
152%,
78%
Int'l Nickel of Canada—No par
100%
33s,,
a
28%
International
70
98%
368
27%
21
10,700
a
20%
20",
*75%
Apr1
43,500
80%
103
*100
103
3,800
20%
:
33?,,
*24
370
5
July 28
*100
3,600
7%
19%
80
„
991
451
100
_5
11%
20%
80%
100
35 7
73i,
18%
i.
163
151%
35 7
7%
357i,
300
32'a
'•
*88
28
83%
Limited
a
24%
20%
International Mining Corp
.
35%
60
43%
98
89
.—
Packers
*100
40'
90
104% July 25
96 Va July 16
Feb;
331
309%
Paper
preferred
.50
1
79
19!
x79
99
33
'
7%
73i,
•>
80
:
163
98
24%
1
_^5
a
1
Corp
7
18%
81
*161
162
—5
Iron
7%
19
33%
Int'l, Minerals &; Chemical com
4% preferred—
$4
80%
80%
,
98'
iOO
1
July8
7%
18%
36
35%
90
Inc—
Interlalce
19
7%
19%
35 %
,
33
Int'l Business Machines
13
35%
20
1
preferred
19
30% Mar 10
44%
18%
100
27
78% Jun
51%
35%
No par
•.
36% Aug
-
-
44%
—No par
preferred
Insuranshares
7%
*50
_1
Interchemical Corp common
Int'l
4!)12
100 pesos
Inspiration Cons Copper
Jun ,11
7
*45
Mexico
De
A
Jun
,
*42%
4.08%
5
7
15
>
33%
2
Jan
,58
30
a
59 %
100
1
50
5
a
38%
17
9 f-
1
Jan .28
27% Jan
118
'
2312
*23
23" i,
4
*90
5
4%
5
a
9!
90
90
*2L'1
331
X32%
33%
1%
Interstate Power Co—
25
92
57
4%
27% Mar 24
4% Feb
17
34:1
50%
9' ir
17% Jun
May 28
13% Jan
19 % Feb
36% Dec
33%
33%
56%.
23
com-—100
2
3
15% Jan
99
4.200
40
No par
preferred .«————
25
International Telep & Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp—
5
Interstate Dept Stores—*—
1
9
12
58
40%
"
25
11
Feb
0.500
58
40
08 ;V,
123
6% Jun
15% Dec 18
•9% Nov 6
40%
40!::
42%
13
32% July 14
47% July 11
Aug 29
3,100
27%
40
28%
40%
7038 7 i,
4
28% Jan
76
21
27;%
40 3
20 3
40%
42 3 i,
71
4
47% Jan 28
21
28%
20%
28%
38'a
7
Nov 19
Jan
20 7 a
11%
69%
4
16
11
11%
2,300
42
13% Feb
13% Oct 11
?•
12.000
11%
55%'
"
85% Feb 27
125
Feb
27",
11%
42 %
166
7
9
26% May 10
106% May 10
35
12
20%.
11%
38%
374
3
68 % Jan
22
•3
2
26% July
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
26
Jan
148% Mar
2
109% July
98
Feb
12
27%
70
22% Jan
23% Jan
7% Dec 30
18%
10
27
11
25
Jan
76
44% Oct 22
6% Oct 22
62 % Nov 19
12'a
20%
ll»i»
28%
a
900
12
27!«
20%
47
5,900
12
207a
32'%
23! a
26%
*11%
27%
*88
loo
23
23'.;,
69%
46% July 30
92% May 13
5
300
31% July 10
13% Dec 19
92
3
8
38% Jan
May
23
81»t!
37%
24% Mar
Apr 29
86% Jan 16
156% Jan
Nov 14
23%
07
81%
■V
41%
13
22% Jan
2
21
Nov 11
22! 0
1%
Inland Steel Co
Jan
25% Dec 23
,82%
12
5
120
07
82
28%
4%
13%
.
07
-
40
1
133a
a
38%
36% Mar 24
Jan
25,900
13!
67
70%
100% July 31
92
13%
'
42%
2
52
297j,
297a
29sii
30'
' 13%
30
70%
2
23% May 14
29%
34,700
1,100
a
37%
Jan
73
37%
11%,
36
—
37%
28%
*28
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5 r,'o convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
37 7
'
20%
89
aoncumulativc
1,800
37%,
14,200
41%
25% Jan
4
'25% Oct 22
a
11%
82%
5%
59%
11%
50
(Delaware)
117%
59%
28%
*08%
96%
Co
*116
59 7 a
20%
a
*01
Manhattan
117'a
597a
11%
preferred
/
i
100
preferred
—100
4.40% preferred
1
100
Houston Lighting & Power—..No par
Howard Stores Corp
——-1
&
1173a
281
4%
Sound
47':,
20%
•
91
tHudsoii
40
'
82 ■'* i;
11%
27%
3%%
Howe
46%
45
82%
26%
12
26%
•
34%
common
3.700
38%
7% Feb
2
Jan
Nov
137
*11%
89
Industrial Rayon
In ger soil-Rand common-
61
July
231
33
20 3 a Aug
1
81
July 29
162
July 18
29% Oct 21
35% Jan
23%
23%
_5
convertible preferred
17
23 V*
*82%
10
com
10
10%
83
•
83%
1,200
10'a
38
16%
* 67
67
1.300
*37",,
45.
12-%
•'
68
29%
38
16%
30
29%'
-13%
83%
12.50
May 27
•
65
55% Jan
376 %
68
23%
42 %
47% Feb
8
99% Jan
170% Oct 22
12%
%
/ 23!)
29
"
40 "
70%
51
2
6% Apr 25
10
Nov 13
29%
-
87
2,400
70%
36
14
'SSVs Dec 23
20
-
13%!
70
■
50
53%
41% *
52% Jan
7
47% Feb
14
88% Jan
30
13%
78
37%
29% Jan
5
39 % Jan
Nov 14
29%
*68
v
*37%
38
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) 59%" -60
37! a
37%
21%
37%
lo
Oil
Industria
6% Dec 30
13% Dec 23
38%
—30
Mining
29 7 a
-
37 %
800
30%
*
*80
23%
29 !a
44%
v
60.
1,100
10
44% July 28
5
•9
59%
20
14,800
Illinois Central RR Co——No par
4o
49% Jan
Apr 23
Nov 13
*115%
1
preferred
Household Finance
45 V,
117%
'.44%
45%
60
30%
87! a
*23 Va
15%
30%
13% ~
13%
52%
23 %
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16! 8
30%
■
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87 Va
29%
38
16
117 % "
;
1,700
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23 !»•
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1,100
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,
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1
1
35% July 14
47 Va Jaa 2l
42% July 14
40
40
10
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5
70% July 25
43% Aug
12
26
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37%
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29%
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86
23
30
44%
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:
80
87
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4,500
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3,100
39% Aug
11
75% Aug
63% Jan
Feb
July 30
51'i
.
10,300
i
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~
85% Feb
4
26% Dec 11
25% Oct 23
52
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of America common-—1
convertible preferred
25
$2.25
16
52 7 (i July 28
52
87%
-
78
52'
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77
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•
60
,
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18
77
51%
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38% Apr 22
37
a
31%
$4.25 preferred
5'Jo
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13%
Hotel Corp
July 24
40
Sep 27
2% Dec 23
19
78
5% July 23
33:: 4
31%
2.50
;
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Chemical Corp
Hooker
31
6
22 % Dec
convertible
a
13%
1
Holly Sugar Corp common
5 'ic
5!
30%
Hoffman Electronics Corp———50c
Holland Furnace Co
_5
1
28%,
4
33%
31!»
preferred series A—100
pfd (conv)
No par
8
27%
5!
*33%
2nd
22
27%,
33%
_5
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Nov
27" V
39 3«
24%
*33%
59%
35% Nov
39!)
25
33%
2 1/12
common
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
39%
24!',
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117%
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38%
25%
5 * 8
—__100
,
40! 4
10,800
25 %
273i,
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40
4,000
30%
137'%
27%.-
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27%
5%
.——No par
preferred
3%%
137'a
27%
27%
23%
Powder
357a
30
a
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5%
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——1
5%
35 7
36%
137%.
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28
14.100
32
27%
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31
21%
-1
15 % Oct
0
i*
Hercules Motors
3 2%
24% /24%
(G W) common-—
10
noncumulatlve preferred—25
7%
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87
preferred
32%
24%
'
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61% May
3
36% Apr
Aug
118
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39
,
75
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75
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,
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24%
15
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43% Jan
May
15
29'Vi
38%
100
25
100
—
6
July 24
54
14%
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77
50
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2
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27%
36%
36%
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10
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6
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17
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64 ':
40
65%
22
40
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15
14%
75
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47
66%
06
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100
2.50
——
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14%
75
_1
convertible. preferred
%
Hammermill
Mar 17
140
29% Dec 24
20
4
31% July
2
Jan
25
16% Jan
21
31
24
22%
Water
Halliburton
24
20% Dec
66%
22%
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Dec
40
Off
2
60% July 28
13% Dec
>
46
47 %
7
July
*45%
25
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3
38% Jan
49% Apr
100
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Number 5765
188
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1957
Lowest
,
:
.
Lowest
Highest
„
stocks
new york stock
a
Highest :
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LOW AND
Monday
exchange
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Tuesday
July 38
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 29
07% Dec
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
33% Oct
109% May
30
37
23
Feb
49
Feb
23
46% May 15
30
Dec
9
2
68% Jan
;
14
393/4 Jan
Mar 12
Aug
89
Jan
4%%
preferred
9
4 3A%
convertible
46% Jun
18
86
2
7
14
Feb
July 23
83
98
Jan
88
Nov 21
102
Feb
18
/
96% Mar" 11
103
80
Aug 28
96
Feb
21
7
90
2
90
7.
99 ,>Jun
.
96
r
3
84% Oct
25
47
Dec
11
Apr
773/4 Jan
Nov
7
.38% Jan
31
25 % Oct
22
32% May
29% Dec
.
15
Apr
128% Jan
10
2
37% July 21
29% July 9
2
16
25% Apr
7
35% July 28
>.
27
2
.Feb
25
7
95% July 2g
53% July 29
51%'July 31
y-
38V4 Oct
22
75% Jun
iV-38
20% Oct
28
4
19
Dec
26
50% July 25
35% Jan , 4
23% Dec
19
36% July 11
32
■
3
26
23
65% Jan
20% Jan
5
43% Jan
,
Dec
94% Apr
76% NOV 11
22
27% Jan
6
29% Feb
7
25% Jan
2
2
34%.Jan
—
2,
43
86
10
; C 78 % Jan
2
.A 24% Jan
Dec
26%= May
66% Dec
30
Jan
17
2
19% Aug
"22% Jan
6
28 'A
4% Jan 24
17
Oct
22
17% Dec
27
243/4 Dec 24
82
94
Nov 27
10% Dec
11
1
Dec
22
89
Jan
2
1% Jan
5% Feb
22
73% Feb
4
10
17 % Jan
4
5% Jan
22
Oct
21
19
Jan
15
32% Jun
14
22% Feb
%24% Feb 10
31
133/a Jan 14
.62% Aug 26
7% Dec
9
18
67% July 18
46% Dec
24
723/4 Jan
9% Dec
30
50*
7% Dec
26
16% Apr 18
10% July 16
36V4 Oct
25
52% July 30
Oct
10
57% Jan
11% Oct
31
22
26
25% Oct
25
19% Oct
'26%
.
22
2
38% Jan
12 % Apr
28% Jan
31
Jun
7
23% Jan
Feb
28
4
89
Jan
25
-78% Nov 12
92
Mar
4
106
Apr
4
34
Dec
107% Feb
7
103
5
93
Aug 26
80
Nov
93
Aug 26
15% Jan
2
116
July 24
99% Jun
.' 82
30% Jun
30
933/4 Jan
12
10
72
"!Jan
10
143
27% Feb
14
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22
16
Jan
7
4,600
23%
24
2,300
28%
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36
17%
74 t
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75%
25
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28%
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4
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19
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17%
17%
x74
6
19
19
19%
preferred
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18 34 ■..<
13%
19%
19%
21
211/4
21
28 %•
29
29
29
Industries
11
5
Lionel
35%
1%
1%
i%
1%
14%
14 3a
14%
*41/8
4%
4%
7%
7%
8%
26 %
26%
26%
27
5
31
313/o
3134
31%
4.25%
\
4.40%
1
"77%
preferred
Louisville
&
15% July 29
Lowenstein
79% July 31
"22% Jun
5
—
Lukens
Lykes
(M)
7
2
Apr 17
30% July 29
Jan
3
35
'78% Jan
6
88
May 14
12% Jun 25
Madison
49% Mar 24
39% July 17
11
1,800
35%'
36%
353/4
36%
13,400
li/4
1%
1%
1%
6,200
145/8
14%
1%
14%
14%
15%
4%
4%;
4'A
434
4%
900
8%
8%
8%
8 %
8%
12,500
27
27%
27%
27%
28
31 %
31%
271/4
31%
32%
31%
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17%
17%
31%
17%
3,500
89%
87%
89%
19,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
71%
71 %
71%
71%
150%
II91/4
149%
149'A
149%
55 %
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1
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72
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12,700
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71%
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79
10%
1,6U0
72%
71%
72%
10,500
149 %
150%
148%
1491/4
170
82 :i4
80%
81%
6,100
55%
3,OCO
80%
81
80%
81%
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56%
55%
56%
55%
55%
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13%
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13%
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6%
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48%
49%
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47%
487/o
13
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55%
55
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6%
43%
51%
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51%
17,700
52
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52%
52%
52%
7
7
6,800
51%
50%
52/4
51%
52%
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17 1/8
16%
16%
16%
17%
18%
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47,700
40,000
4
35%
34%
35
35%
36%
35%
36%
18,900
40%
40
40 3'8
40
40%
40%
35 %
35%
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10
40
40%
39%
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120
123
120
26 %
26%
26
102%
10
100
102 %
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88
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112%
112%
26 3
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26 3/4
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26 %
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40
26%
14,500
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75
-1
14
14%
14%
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72%
21 %
21%
139
35%
343/4
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139
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139
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35
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35%
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75%
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100
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29
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138
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220
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10
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138 %
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123
26%
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50
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.
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100
100
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1
Magnavox Co (The)—
88%
11
17%
-—,100
(Ky)-Nopar
Magma Copper
29%
*85
11%
88%
73%
15
1,300
*29%
88%
17%
22
Jan
2,300
89
72%
21% Jan
21%
17%
21%
116
21%
87%
10
2
21%
17%
3.33'A
Jan
4,400
88
.;
-23
20%
16%
*
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201/.,
50%
& Sons Inc
Co
11
100
20%
17V2
Steamship Co
Jun
100
V,
86%
10 %
.—
Co
4
1
Nashville
Steel
Bros
j
El
29%
No par
common
Gas
Louisville
3,700
*3%
17%
10c
preferred—
Co
19%
19%
8834
2.50
'
(P)
9,400
*28%
A
4
700
77%
17%
10
5
preferred
series E preferred—
series "G conv pfd
Lorillard
19%
29%
19%
76
■
87
par
10
series p
.4.35%
19
:
29%
25
Z
'
*11
100
com
5,200
20%
21 '/•
36 3A
7%
1
36%
76
29%
7 *85
:
*14%
4% ' A/
Long Island Lighting Co com—
5% series B preferred
3
*14%
36
:'
7%
.
23
36
36%
1 %
35%
*
Hi/4
11%
x35%
5,800
88%
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A
4%
,
conv
.
11%
1
Corp (The)—
4.84%
2!)
88%
11
No par
List Industries Corp——__
Litton Industries Inc_;
17
29
*85
11
15
com
non-cum
Co
-V''
88%
28%
*33A
21%
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28
19'A
20%
21%
10
28%
*28%!
'
4
18%
100
100
11,800
28%
19%
28%
3%
9,500
14%
18%
19%
41
14
36 %i
20%
common_3
41
14%
'
18
28%
'
85%
75
*27%
•
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36%
3%
/
V%
4
/
18
73%
•
1
Liggett & Myei's Tobacco
7% preferred
4
50
'A
74%
*17 3A
'74%
5
Tire
2
lan
60
"*19%
57%
*17%
10
"11% Jan
122s% Jun 28
56%
5
II
Corp
No
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libbey McNeill & Libby
9
23
57%
1
>
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehman Corp
(The)
July 10
Jun
56 %
29
37 ;■
July 14
75% July 31
,.._55% M'ar. 4
57%
28%
Gas Co common
14
57
35%
Cement Corp
32% Jan
.
2,600
56%
29%
1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd
pfd
No par
17
92% Feb 11
116
July 3
56%
35%
8812 July 28
.
56%
29
Lone Star
4
37-
36%
Lone Star
100% Apr
8
45% Feb
Mar
.87% July 17
5
54% Dec
11
Dec
16
1,900
37
29%
1
Jan
26%
38 /
353/8
Loew's Inc
26% July
26%
36%
>
29%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
104
51%
26%
36%
10
36% Aug
18
26%
35
10
.
27
22% Mar 28
133% Dec 27
23% Oct 22
Jan
„
26%
%
14
41% July 21
124% July 22
2
2
117
25%
34
14%
17% Jun
10
56%
26%
*34%
14%
52% July 31
2
11
Jan
22,800
50%
*25%
343/3
14%
$3
13% July 16
7% Jan
6
Jun
51 Vu
/
14%
Link Belt
53
Mar 11
40% July 16
11
99% Oct
6% Apr
50%
49%
4.000
26%
26%
333/4
14%
57
2
7
Jan
:
36% May 13
11
29% Oct
10
.
21,200
■
:»
85
Lily Tulip Cup Ccrp
Feb
52%
85
82% July 31
3
51%
84%
2
46% Jan
3/4
14%
11% July
73% May
9
52
49
l
2
22
51%
53%
48%
~
Lerner Stores
60% Jan
52%
52%
49%
25
Lehn & Fink Products
;
503/4
53%
l
•
34 % May 13
158% Jun
28,000
84 3A
89% July 31
7
5,600
95ab
86
17% Jun
Jan
14%
35%
93%
85%
2
143
14%
35%
94 %
85 %
2
68% Jan 31
1503/4 Mar 7
Jan
130% Aug
14%
35%
100
65% Jan
Apr 29
84% July 17
-
93%
48%
preferred
14% Jan
19
14
■•35%
93%
41
; 70% Jan
7% Jan
25% Dec 31
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
13%
35%
92%
28%
Lehigh
28
28
13%
35%
94%
-
24
3.85%
8% July 31
Aug
1
2
13%
35%
93%
40%
13
Oct
13%
35
28
13
5% Dec
13%
35%
52%
I
Co
4.100
95%
5
(James) & Sons
1,600
27
13%
23%
&
400
37%
37%
94
1
Co
Inc
70
2,300
.35%
40y4
(E J)
,
1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement-
9
17% Feb
July
*37
26%
23%
Mar 28
9
37%
37%
27
28%
Lees
36% July 28
1
37 3/4
•
37%
26%
40
17
12% May
*37
37%
27
30
•
•
5
par
-
1
2
37%
37%
26%
..
28
Jan
7
3% Jun 20
3
27%
75%
23%
La
12
Jan
37%
37%
27%
98%
75
403A
83..
14
37%
27
96
*95
28 %
20
9% Mar 26
>
37%
26 %
.
Laclede Gas Co common-!
'4.32% preferred series A
1
24
28 /
*37
37'a
-8.75
75%
*94
98%
76%
95%
*95
75%
99%
24%
Feb
29% May
37%,
No par
95
98%'
10
91
*97
40%
Lee Rubber
v.
75
*89
99%
96 J
28%
21%Jun
....
*95
76%
373/4
83%
91
^
23%
2
10
98%
74%
1,400
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4
25
20% Jan 24
*95
76
46%
84
/
Lane
,
95
98 %
75%
200
46%
46
41
20% July 30
4
97%
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*37%
97%
24
2
9
Jan
2% Jan
12
12% Oct
Jan
<45%
*97
97%
28 %
-18% Jan
173/4 Mar 14
19
26% Oct
*89
99%
*81
1,400
97%
10
Jan
17
20% July 15
243/4 July 8
36% Apr
4
91
*97
—50
Kroger Co (The)
July 30
4% Jun
3% May 19
>
*89
100
*95
2.50
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co—j—_
6
—13% Jan
27 "
91
*97
97%
82%
115,100
43%
28%
>4%
5
Jun
2
15% Jan
3% Nov 19
20% Feb
80
27
61 '/Jan
.
*89
100
82%
34
79
79
*42%
23 %
May 29
Mar 22
12% Oct 22
20% Oct
16
16%. May 26
9
5
45%
*97
Kress
r.22% Jan
45%
*95
83%
32%
79
1
3
27%-Apr 11
*45
44%
97
33 %
43%
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
Mar 17
36% July
17
45
100
A—No
Wire
2
Dec
.
45
44%
*82%
79
*42%
*96%
*32%
Kresge (S S) Co__
22
17
&
7
17
47
Keystone Steel
293A July
9% Feb
97
31%
43%
90
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
2
7
4
July 31
Korvette
21% Mar
*42
97
84%
:
153A Jun 26
30
79
43
90
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common4%% conv prior preferred
11
19% Apr
79
*96
z_100
Copper
County Land Co
Kern
-7
57% Jun
Deo
.34% Jan
38
2
16
30
9
22% Dec 30
26% July
.
Jan
46% Jan
79
*42
97
No par
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power- & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Feb •• 3
79
78%
43%
Shares
"
.•
Kennecott
33% Jan
473% May 31
■;
30%
7834
the Week
Aug. 1
—100
4.'
Kelsey Hayes Co
75% Jan
A
17
32% July
4.35%
29%
*41%
i.ioo
;
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum-. preferred
-Tan
25
22
26
20
May 29
30%
*95%
100
—
preferred
preferred.
29% Jan
;
t.
32 % Oct
22
4.20%
2
77% Dec
40% Oct
7
July 31
29%
50
preferred
4.50% preferred.'.!-
76% July 29
38
preferred
30%
100
i
preferred
4%
10%. Jan
3
29% Dec
:3.80%
Jan
17
49% July 10
31
/ May
30
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
92 % May 29
,
10
503/4 Jan
;l:34
26% July 11
221/4 Oct 29
9% Dec
5
Jan
93% Jan
" 4
32.
2
.*88% Mar 21
.^-81% Jan
15
30
97 % Jun
.
79% Nov 12
74 %
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
33%
4%% convertible preferred___100
1
45 % Mar
2
83
.5
393% Jan 24
;
7
.Jan
38 % Jan
105% Aug
34
28
Friday
July 31
K
22
Sales f«r
Thursday
July 30
75
2,000
15%
7,900
20,100
72
77%
77%
79%
77%
78%
80,000
21%
21%
20/4
211/4
20%
21%
8,400
14%
'
15%
15
...
15%
15
M
22 V4 Dec
39% Mar 22 /
16
Mar
125
112% Dec 26
4
19% Oct
22
27
Oct
22
32% July 12
32% May 17
77
Nov
18
86% Jan 30
11% July
28% Dec 23
<
8 v-Jan
Jan
2
•
.-21% Jan
10
Jun
12
<
2
'30% Jan
--*543/4 Jun
385
Dec
:v
59
10
450
530
23% Dec 24
-
5
Feb
May 27
50% Jun 17
27
4% Nov 12.
10
Jan
390
23% Apr 29
2
Jun
July
Jun
2
1
12
30% July 28
11% Dec
23
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
20
18
37% May 13
Dec
z4% Oct
1
22
26
4
Manning,
;7% Feb
4
Maracaibo
..--.5% Jan
18% Jan
22% Jun
19
Marine
51%" Jan
61% Jun
19
4%
Dec
26
35% July 19
25% Jan
45% July 31
•20% Oct
23
37% May
29% Jan
38% May
81% Jan
93 % July 11
"25'
77,
91
Nov 13
Jan
28
15 *. 47% Jan 22
26% Aug
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
33% Dec
30
40 3%
July
83
Jan
69% Nov 11
69
8
36% Jan
-A 31
Mar
25% Jan
8
8
34
Jan
3l
79
Nov
6
83
Mar 22
77
Feb
70
.
22
Dec
23
49% Nov
20
55
7
Jan
3
9
Jan
17
23'A Jan
32% Feb 25
2
50% Jan 31
,
17% Apr 22
12% Dec 30
2
3
78% Jan
4
,13
7
2
Jan
Maytag
55
July
17% Jun
McCall
Oct
30
42% Apr 30
.,.39% Jan
10% Apr
42% Feb 28
39
11
Dec
23
13% Mar 11
60
Dec
30
75% Apr
17
62
12% Feb
12
80
Jan
17
Jun
283A Mar
29% Nov
34% Feb
47
4
''
31% Apr 23
May" 14
11
50% July 24
10
Dec
12
67
Dec
23
15% July 18
122% July 8
38% Jun
37% Jan
"39
13
3
46% May 27
63
July
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
13% Dec
30
20
33.
40% Jun
1
Apr
Mar
41% Nov 27
29
17
19
6-
"
Dec
20
12
72% Sep
10
89
3
128
•
Feb
-
..
14% Oct
29
69% Apr 24
8
21% Jan
37% Dec
24
63
Jun
28
94
Feb
Sep
10
104% Jan
9
75
89
Aug 30
77
July 10
90
July 25
For footnotes see
Feb
15% Feb
Apr 25
26% Apr 14
85
10
May
27
19% Jan
July 28
60
7
-
Corp
McKesson
4%
July 28
Merck &
$3.50
July 29
$4
39
...
Jan
2
<
19% Feb
5
2
53
84% Jan
2
J Jan
10
94
85% July 29
July 31
92% May 13
102
Apr
9
90% Feb
85
Jan
31
92
19
97
Jan
14
103
series—
57%
*400%
23
&
Co
Robbins
29%
29%
371's
38%..
57 A
57%
28%
29%
400
57%
1,000
425
*400
425
29%
9,800
1,000
7
7
7%
7'A
.7%
6%
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6%
6%
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133/8
13 3/«
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13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
12.50
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,700
2IV4
21%
21'A
21%
10,800
58%
581%
58%
.
5
50
6%
6%
21 %
21%
*57%
common
58%
preferred series
7
3.80%
preferred series
Mar 28
4.45%
preferred series-
71/4
...
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6%
900
5,500
,
21%
21%
58%
59
59
45
44
45
43%
45
43%
45/4
43%
44%
8,700
37 %
38
38
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38
38%
3,500
21%
21%
-
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83
35
*55
92 %
35%
34%
34%.
34%
33%
34
7,200
41%
42%
41
%
421/4
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83%
83%
84%
84%
84%
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34%
33%
34
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
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84%
84%
83%
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77
77
77
77
77
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34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
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55%
55
55%
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55
16
16
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16
15:!4
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25
25
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25
42
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42
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11%
11%
11%
11%
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78%
77%
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2,400
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24%
42%
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42%
11%
11%
11%
77%
77%
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78%
30
37%
37%
37%
10,600
36
36%
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43%
363,4
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37%
34%
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35%
37%
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44 %
45
45
45%
36
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11%
4,700
59
>
44%
43
44%
43%
3,300
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15%
58%
30
16
24%
36%
38
55%
20
3,200
16
36%
15%
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34%
100
320
,
24%
36
36
55 %
34%
77
16
,
42%
11%
78%
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63,200
24%
15%
24%
170
93
91
34%
92
333A
41%
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300
A 33%
92%
34%
33%
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.
33%
32%
83
58%
33
93
32% .33%
16%
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16
15%
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16
16%
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87
87
87
87
88
1,200
59%
58%
58%
58%
58%
2,200
8%
8%
3%
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8%
5,000
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58 34
591/4
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3''a
8%
14
14%
14%
14%
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14%
14%
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14%
1,200
17%
17%
17'a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1|600
40%
41%
40'%
41%
40%
41%
41
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41%
41%
9,200
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95%
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95%
2234
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
23
23 %
23
23%
i00
78%
80
*78%
79%
79'A
79%
79%
79%
30
80%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
3,500
58%
GO
5834
59%
58%
59'/2
59
59%
59
59%
27,100
8
-
*82
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C%
4.35% preferred series
3.35%
*7
.
44
:
No par
!
preferred
Co
.
3%
16%c
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Machine
29%
29
*56%
*430
*6%
18
Inc
Mergenthaler
Mesta
57
425
v 7%
No par
—-
Inc
37%.
38
57
160
.
6%
——
2nd
28%
30%
37%
rj* O O
57%
3,100
7%
common
preferred
conv
37%
425
* 80
38,500
7%
No par
—No par
26
July
58
425
No par
preferred series B__
May 20
"15% Jan
7.900
37 3/8
38%
*57
5
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
86
3
37%
37%
•1
425
Trucking Co
.
172
Jan
53,400
—1
McLellan Stores Co—
,—
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
10
Mead Corp common—
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
—-_1
McLean
8
39
47%
r„—No par
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc—1
McGraw-Edison Co_—
;
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—-1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
—5
Corp
10
-■•30%. Mar 10
1947
preference
McCord
Jan
17
page 24.
5
18% July 25
96
*
May 23
86% Apr
103
2
10
41% July 31
79
18
85
15
"36% Jan
July 12
76
"
Mar 31
9 3% Jan
40%
No par
Co common
109% Jan
26
Nov 29
20
64
3
22% Jan
779
Jan
"
37% Dec
14
86% Jan
..
44% Nov 29
105% Jan
July 28
Jan
33% Apr
25% May 20
29% Feb
88
w 12%
Apr
"-•13% Jan
7
74% Nov 25
Nov
16 % July 29
2
52
2
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
,21
2
2
68% Jan
7% Jun
47% Oct 22
Jan
-10% Jan
47%
1
—
,;$3
46
No par
35% July 28
7
46%
No par
100
com-
preferred
4
44%
4
^
pfd
253« July 28
46%
45
46%
45
1
Corp—
$3.73
18% Apr
2,100
A
6%
common
Co
$3.40
4
Jan
11%
A'
-
_5
preferred
& Co
16
30
85
11
27%
'•
Corp
July 30
31
85
11
1
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
21% Dec
34/0
85
10%
27%
123
No par
43% July 10
85% Jun 26
77
34
35
11
1
•
Masonite
85% Jun
33%
86
11
*10%.
50
4%%; preferred
Martin
34%
35%
11
1
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall Field
33%
85%
*10%
,
34%" July 31
Jan
61% Sep
5
34
A 35%
Exploration
Midland
30%
11
Maxwell & Moore
convertible
5
29%
34
'
*
123%
29%
34 /
No par
10
Manhattan-Shirt
Oil
*121%
29%
1
'
j.
123%
30
86
& Co
24
7
20% Apr
54% Feb
-
Jan
21
(PR)
27%
*121%
29%
3334
Manati Sugar Co—
Bros
27%
123
30%
*85%
4%%
conv preferred
Mahoning Coal RR CO
Mallory
27%
123%
_100
-
Mandel
27%
*121%
29%
27
No par
Square Garden
30
27%
123%
29%
29%
33 %
,
28
27%
123%
10
.'
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
7% Jan
900
27%
100
common
—.—_
27% Feb
;5% Apr
12'A Jan
15% July 17
10
16
17% Oct
49% Dec
,«
6% preferred
Mack Trucks inc
143/a Apr
.
■
4% Nov 26
MacAndrews & Forbes
7% Jan
.3% Jan
11
23
125 '
14
44
Nov 19
1
89
7% Mar 29
33
28
*-
30% Jan
170%
1
12.50
5
36%
86
170%
37 %
1734
18%
5134
52%
92
*82
86
172
172
373,4
173a
52
*90
38%
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86
*32
171
172
*163
38%
38%
173i
17%
52%
53
4,600
210
83%
174
37
38%
173i
18
52%
500
3,700
34,700
17%
17%
52
52%
52%
2,500
91
91
*90
91%
*90
91%
100
99
99
*97%
99
*97/2
99
10
86%
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86%
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86 %
10
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90
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*85%
100
100
*85%
90
*85%
90
*101%
103
*101%
103
85%
86
168%
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521/4
18%
100
100
87
38%
.
92
*90
*99
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168%
38%
pfd—100
100%
8%
,
100%
851/2
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103
90
103
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90
104
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104
10
The Commercial and Financial Chionicle
.
.
Monday, August
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ban *e
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year Iffl
31
30% Jan
3
26% Dec 26
Deo
35
Dec 18
77
Dec 31
21
25 Yb Oct
12% Dec 23
73% Jan 29
7% Deo 31
58
Dec 31
12
«
Dec 24
Deo 30
Feb 15
Deo
17
11
58
17
20% Dec 30
BSYzBep
Feb 13
25
4% Dec 17
22
17% Deo 30
32 % Oct
26VzOct 22
4 */4
Oct 22
30 Y* Dec
30
19% Dec 30.
4% Dec 30
STOCK
YORK
4
34% July 31
Miami
3»%ju»
•
40% Jan I
63
July II
45% July 22
Middle
South
28% Jun 25
36% July 28
Midland
35% Jan
2
43
Mar 10
S,
88
Jun
82% Dec 12
40 ; Maj 31
32% Jan 14
•
18% Mar 1
•1% May 31
25% MM 1
24% July 21
21% July 12
101
July •
98% Feb 26
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
12%-Jan 14
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
12% Jan
8
July
131
8
85% Mar
Jan
78
25% Feb 34
14% Jan
76
7
Jan 17
7 % Jan
a
Jan 10
59
r
Inc
10
Enterprises Inc_
1
.
38% July 31
6
Midland-Ross Corp common
5Ya% 1st preferred
100
Midwest
10
31 %
44%
36
37 %
84
33%
17%
5
Utilities
-10
Oil
5
Corp
Mlnerd^fc
21 Va Feb
99% July 25
Chem Corp of Amer— 1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
-1.50
13% Aug
Minneapolis Moline Co
71
1
July 23
1st preferred
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
96%
12%
1
common
$5.50
*70
_100
17
19% May 26
22% July 28
16% July 14
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
73% Feb 31
94% July 31
Mian
No
13% Jan U
Jan 10
11% Jan
8
93
Jan
14
100
Jun
Minnesota Nte
par
No par
a
29% July 31
27% Jan
0
33% May 20
4% Jan
3
12% July 28
Feb 21
42% July 25
Mission Corp——
25
Mission
^
18% Feb 35
27
Jan 10
4% Jan
2
30% Jan 13
Minnesota Power <& Light
Minute'Maid Corp
35% July
9% Jun
3
5
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com
33%
8%
Apr
3
32% July 25
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
2
.7% Jun 20
Mohasco Industries Inc
2
66
62
Jan 10
15% Dec 23
24% Apr
Oct 22
23% Jan
Jan
8
17
Apr
8% Jan 13
15% Jan
6
11% Apr 23
78% Aug
Monarch
—100
*77
27
25% Jan S4
17
Dec
10% Oct 22
19% Jan
t
35% Feb 13
51% July
3
37% Nov
47
17% Jan
a
11% Jan
a
17
f
May
19% Jar
Morrell
July 31
18%
19
97
98%
12%
12%
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73
19%
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15%
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17,200
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22%
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.
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101
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32%
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59%
61%
58%
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58%
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32
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42
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25
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25
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shares
*13
.1,000 lire
1
-:i
.—No par
12
*
7%
7%
8
n
1,900
51,500
3,200
4,900
1,000
'
18,200
20,400
'
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
7,600
—10
15%
16%
15%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
12,1100
40%
41%
40%
41
41
41
16%
40%
17
3
Lines
41%
40%
41%
2,900
Inc
Motor Products
19
19%
19
18%
19%
50%
14%
50%
51%
11,000
5
14Tb
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,600
x
27%
28%
28%
29 %
28%
29
29
29 >/4
29
29
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
1,200
39%
39%
39%
40%
40
40
4,500
27%
28%
27%
28
14.300
13%
44
10
37
Jan
a
55% July 31
12% Apr
19% Jan
3
16% Jan
8
a
29% July 31
Mueller Brass Co
14% Mar 25
17% Apr
SO
Jan
6
21% July
30% Dec 12
18% Dec 10
38% Jan 11
30% Jan
3
40% July 31
31
19% Jan
a
32% Jun
25
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
37% Dec 31
50
38
Feb
25
44% Apr
17
Myers
14% Feb
4
—8
(F E)
2,000
16,100
27%
—No par
Wheel
••.■■■.:
15%
60
G%
6%
5,200
101
*93
12%
41%
23%
33%
65
60
,
200
13/
22%
15%
15%
91
41.600
71%
18%
*99
101
*99
*71
/
97%
22%
22%
91%
89%
89%
100
28
.
12%
72%
*18
22%
22%
15%
97
13
*71
19
*18
12%
...
18%
18%
»
18%
11
July 36
May l
19
98
18!
Jan
2
17%
96
.
18%
32% Jan
17
32%
12;700
,
13%
23% Jan
Motor
37%
36%
...
1,180
18%
12% Deo 23
10
38%
900
6,900
18
19% Dec 31
7
37
83
18%
13%
(John) & Co
Motorola
37%
32%
18%
Chemical
Moore-McCormack
42% F.
35
34%
83%
18%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
2
24
02 •%
•
...
18%
—
18% Jan 20
27% July 31
83
12,100
39%
400
14% Jun as
38% July
83
39%
78%
11%
22
28
39
78%
17% Dec 23
Jan a
38%
14,600
36
*11%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
28
37%
*35%
39%
11%
Montana Power Co (The)_.—No par
Montecatini Mining & ChemicaJ—
18% Feb
36
73%
58% July 17
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
36
*11%
28%Jun 27
23
36
*35%
*77
•
Dec
44%
11%
45
18
33%
44%
78%
49% Jon IS
27% Deo 80
33
44%
11%
B—
American
34%
43;»
11%
38% Oct 21
Feb It
32%
44%
*11%
4% Apr
8
29% Apr 30
23% Jan 1
Jan
34
44
*77
Monon RR class A
Class
Shares
32%
33%
44%
36%
38 ,«
83%
34%
17%
93
Tool—..—No par
Machine
Monsanto
the Week
Aug. 1
11%
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
36% Jan
Friday
July 31
78%
25
18% Oct 23
18
Sales far
Thursday
11%
-
30 % Feb
5% Dec 26
8% July 31
16
6%
65
Wednesday.
July 80
1.25
preferred
Mojud Co Inc-—-—
9
19% Mar 12
14% Jun 20
31%
5
100
4.20%
1
12% May
54%
54
i"
31%
34%
8%
100
SALE FRICES
ND HIGH
11%
40%
23%
33%
8%
54
23%
Jan
83% Apr
27%
32%
32%
23%
4% Jan
NOV 13
100
12%
52
58
88%
42%
No par
common
22%
15%
100
28%
10
preferred
*70
*18
22%
15%
88%
5
preferred series A_
3%%
13%
74
19%
11%
20
July 15
34%
18%
98%
41%
44% Jan 31
11% Apr 11
1
23
16
18
•
39
84
1
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
32%
44%
36%
37
82%
34%
17%
95%
12%
33%
44%
36%
1
1
V7o
32%
No par
.
Aug
61% July 30
*99
27%
Ontario Paper—2.50
21% Jan
31
22%
15%
87%
No par
Mining & Mfg com.
preferred
$4
5
"18%
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
,.V. Tuesday
July 29
*
July 2K
Tar
Copper
•
.Monday
"
EXCHANGE
24% Mar
72.% May
10
NEW
«
34% Jan
Nov 13
Oct 29
.vl
60% Jan 10
50
8
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
25
LOW
STOCKS
for rrevie**
Corp__
Corp
10
—5
50%
52%
53%
1
39%
39%
39
21%
39%
10
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
—No par
& Eros_
52
54%
*42%
43!
43%
43%
*43%
44%
13%
*21
2
*
55%
.
51
*43 %
6.900
100
44%
N
10% Dec
31
40 % Dec
30
13% Oct 22
9% Dec 24
20% Oct 22
35
Jan
2
18% Jan
4
11
Jan
6
9% Jan
2
15% Jun
20
23% Mar
3
31
Jan
8
41% Jan
6
158% Mar 26
51
Jun
13
168
Jan
20
14
Jun
17
71% Jun
16
0
161%
290
11%
12%
11%
12%
12
12%
25,200
68%
68Tb
68%
68%
68
68%
15,400
7
1
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23!
2
23%
47% May 29
26% July 25
.—5
43%
44 %
43%
44
43%
44%
43%
44%
43
%
44%
12,800
1—5
24%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
24Tb
25%
24%
42,100
.100
*90%
92%
93
92%
93
93%
25%
93%
20%
21%
52%
21
53%
97
100% 102
*163
164%
136
136
10,300
19,000
26%
17
26%
1,000
22,200
18%
18%
2,500
60%
25,900
95
17% Jan
t
42
Jan
t
Jan
7
8
84% Apr 17
138
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
139
165
July
Deo
13
158
Jan
•
23
135% Jan
Mar 28
7
May
National Cash
21% July 11
53% Aug
100
May
103% Feb
National Fuel Gas Co
1
5
168
Jun
19
143
Jun
17
13% Apr 12
15% Sep
4
13% Jan
7
4
21% May 13
27% July 30
21% July 18
15
19
49% Deo
17
80% Jan
29% NOV 22
37% Mar 11
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
36%jnn
44
2
17
6% Dec 30
8% Oct 23
4% Dec 23
13
Nov 20
10
Dec 23
25% Dec
19
71
NOV 13
14
Oct 22
76
Oct
30
ee'/aNov 13
36% Dec
17
17 % Dec
23
13 ya Dec
30
18
11
Dec
3
NOV 29
42% Jan
9% Sep 16
7% Jan
11
May 17
14% Jan 41
2
7% Jan
preferred A
preferred B
100
July 30
61% July 31
38% July 25
54% Apr 30
9% May 22
164
163%
137%
137
16%
24%
18%
National Theatres Inc
10% July 23
27
National U S Radiator
12% Jan
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
1
16% Feb
14% Feb
5
13% Jan
6% May 15
14% Jun
4
Nehl Corp
1
Neisner Bros Inc
l
4
10% Jan
26% Jan
77% Feb 14
17
Jan
87
Dec 31
85
Feb
19
130% May 20
42"% Dec
6
68
Jan
14
28
1
July 29
36% July 25
10
29% Jan
14% Jan
■
12% Aug
1
34% July 18
84% July
18% July 11
90
89
44% Jan
16
•
17%.Jan
13% Mar
a
21% Feb
14
■
S
18
a
19% July 31
27% .July 21
Deo
13
103
Mar 11
95
190
Dec
11
351
Mar 28
180
Apr 18
107
Jun
Jan
225
May 21
14
Air
$5
4% Dec 24
Dec 31
18% Oct
11
17
15
5% Jan
9
9
Feb
41% Jan 14
14% Jan
25% Apr
a
22
Jan
31
4
S
31% Jan
16
38% Dec 31
38% Jan
I
47% Aug
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
87
63
Nov 21
74
69
July 29
81
72
Nov 13
86% Apr
11
80
July 30
78
Oct
17
90
Jan
28
88
July
98% Aug 20
108
Deo
9
Apr
31% Mar
Jan
non-cum
preferred
11
Jan
76
preferred
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
3.60%
104% Mat
101
18% Dec 31
29
Oct 22
51% Dec
11
20% Aug 14
20% Oct
4
14% Deo 24
65%Dec 27
96
2~5%
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
24% Jan
9
39% Jan
1
24% July 17
78, Jan
4
Sep 27
107
100% Nov 12
110
32% NOV 19
July 18
,
Mar
Dec
4
July 21
18% JaL
a
Mar 18
Feb
6
5.25%
8
53% Apr
7
23% Apr
25% Feb 16
15% Jan
1
63% Apr .11
26% Apr
9
8
104
107
Jan
•
Jan l|
32% Jan 11
18
35% July 31
22% Aug
13
92
Mar 21
B
90
77% NOV 14
79% Oct
1
Feb
15% Oct 22
28% Feb
17% Jan
9% Oct 22
Feb
1
88
Jan
10
94
Jun
Jun
87
Jan
90% Feb 18
87
Jan
•
92
9
90% jaa
•
93% Ma*
4
22 % Apr
7
26% July 18
18
4
10% Jan
l
20% July 22
25% Deo 31
22% Jun
17
25% Aug 26
38
31
July 12
For footnotes see
page 24.
Feb
6
92
July 16
94% Jun
19
7
27
10%
11%
6
13%
12%
34%
81%
39
19%
18%
26%
13%
27%
-
17%
90
87%
:40%
34%
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17%
17%
91
88%
40%
19%
18% :
27%
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105
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105
*200
300
91
87%
1.500
3,300
400
1,200
r 1,600
50
^ -
39%
19%
19%.
13%
24,200
89
39%
18%
26%
,
1,100
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v -8,600
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;
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107
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r
50,300
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120
107
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.
11,000
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105
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8%
10%
11%
6
13%
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34%
82
300
7%
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18%
18
1
27%
27%
27%
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18%
27%
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27%
46%
43%
46%
46%
47%
82
82%
82
82
No par
100
34%
35%
35
35%
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47'.'4
79
82
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102
83%
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35%
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80
81
88
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79
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81
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79%
88
106
106
106
105%
105%
102%
102
102%
25
102
102
81
88
24%
24%
39
40
28-%
69%
67%
22%
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33Tb
34! 4
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21%
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24%
69
22%
;
4,100
47%
9,400
82%
82%
70
35%
39%
67%
23%
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23%
34%
35 %
20,700
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106,
22
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68
67%
67% -
29 Tb
29 3
30
.22
102
24%
39%
39%
68%
68%
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23%
20
106
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24%
'160
24-%
3.200
39%
4,000
69%
17,200
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34%
35%
21%
400
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88
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.
102
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80
82% -82%
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34%
21%
10,300
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80
88
34%
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102
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39%
68
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17,000
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75
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79
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39
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69
24
82
82
35
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80
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76
7%
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1
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7%
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8
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46%
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27%
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100
68%
35%
139,100
21%
22 %
2,600
68
.
68%
29%
30
:
50
11,600
29%
100
107Tb
108
100
109
109
5
42
42%
5
20%
21
20%
20%
100
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79
78%
78%
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79
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79
78%
79
160
inn
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90
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90
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90
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90
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89
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$4.08 preferred series
100
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92
*90%
92
*90%
:92
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92
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92
$4.11
100
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90%
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90'
2
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90%
100
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93 %
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93%
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93
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preferred
preferred-
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Co
-
.
Pacific Ry
,
$3.60 preferred series
.
$4.10 preferred series
L
-
preferred series—
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
Norwich Pharmacal Co
4.6%
Airlines
Inc
preferred
29%
*
107 T
a
109
108!
a
*107%
2
109
109
42%
42%
20%
21
'
41Tb
108!
2
109
:
42%
-
29%
29%
107%
-
107%
109
109
41%
43 %
%
20%
.
*107-%
108
41%
1
common
10
25%
17
25
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1.25
44%
26
25%
20%
26%
25%
20%
%
26%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
24%
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24%
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24%
43%
44%
45
43%
44
20
39%
26%
16%
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89%
93! 2
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2
43%
26 Tb
89%
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26' b
,
60
108%
108
42%f
(Minn)—
Common
.
7%
300
29sb
Gas
17% July 31
21
July 28
27%
17%
*90%
86%
50
8
10%
-11%
6
13%
1214
8
38%
50%
10
Natural
45
25% Jar
17%
116%
26%
12%
34%,
82%
60
*37%
67
Northern
18
13
19
18%
18%
300
Aviation
Northern States Pwr Co
83% Jan 23
19%
17%
26%
19%
17%
88%
10
*11%
5%
*13%
*12%
34%
81 %
6
14
17
18,200
330
230
67
5% %
113% May 28
43% July 31
22
Oct
American
Northern
7
39%
19
100
July 30
•
14
17%
90
85%
39
17%
-
*
19%
17%
93
18%
17%
38%
100
30
16% Jan
Feb
17%
100
Northeast Capital Corp—
Northern Central Ry Co.
76% Mar
78
North
1
62
34%
82%
39
—100
July 10
17% Jun 11
77% Nov 13
com
72
109 y2 Jun
82%
38%
preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp
5
Nopco Chemical Co
2
Norfolk & Western Ry common
25
Adjustment preferred
25
69% July 23
S
Jan
12
34%
*81%
*90
87%
4.85%
13% Oct 22
4
3.90%
July 29
40% July 25
31% Jan
12%
34%
12%
34%
105
preferred
4.10%
25
66
Nov
$3.75
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
105% May 16
22
16
49% May 31
108
13%
*200
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
9
11%
100
3.40%
Mar 10
10
5%
*13%
81%
•
50%
8
11%
81%
12
50%
8%
11%
34
11%
60
8
10
6
16%
26%
19_
61%
38
50%
37%
Corp—
.
8
30
51%
8%
164
37%
No par
Y State Electric Gas
Common
36% May 29
July
11%
5%
33%
89
No par
29% Jan
a
72% Mar la
85
59
37%
50%
38%
19
61
500
21
136
16%
25%
18%
16%
27%
10%
*10
14
16%
25%
18%
16%
25%
7,000
-
•
■
*95
97
163
336
164%
136
,
52.%
100% 101%
164%
136
50
Common
79% Jan
76
13%
99%
163%
No par
Preferred 5% series A—
New York Shipbuilding Corp
1
I
5%
98%
51%
*95
137
18%'
59%
•
97
51%
*95
100
21%
51%
162
..
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
1
21
11%
5%
21
21%
51%
160%
163
York Dock—
Y & Harlem RR Co
N
32% Oct 30
10%
11%
93
No par
15
N
1
Jan
54% Jan
8%
1
N
14
38
51
8%
5
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
19
59%
-
38%
51%
30%
7
16%
24%
18%
25%
18%
59%
*90
87%
Brake-
New York Central
New
98
York
8
16%'
~
10
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
New
50%
1
Newmont
36% Apr 30
Apr
Co
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
May 29
July 28
38%
l
Fibre
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3Wo preferred
100
7
59%
1
-
4% Jan
Feb 26
99%
100%
*91%
93
97
163
9% Jan
85
51%
*95
137%
11
33% Jan 18
21%
21
52%
97
_100
.
Jan
8
99%
*90%
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
National Shares Corp
l
National Steel Corp
10
National Sugar Ref Co„
No par
National Tea Co
5
16% July 31
47% Jan
18
7%
6%
20%
50%
"95
161%
162
102
i:"
10
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5
8
14% Dec
6
Register
7
21% Dec 30
Jan
5,800
69%
R
90
161 %
5.400
6,500
;i
12%
86 % Jan
•
49%
49'b
68%
23% Feb
4
28
48%
69%
2
July
13%
27%
48-Ju
69
2
Jan
13%
28%
48%
—5
7
19% Jan 28
13%
27%
11%
20% Jan
48
13%
28%
48%
13%
12%
19% Jan
97
14
28%
48%
49%
37% Jan
Aug 22
86% Oct 21
"8,700
164%
28% May 21
35% Oct 22
4,100
16
12%
24% May 22
36% Mar 18
84
13%
53%
15%
28%
14%
4.8%
13%
53%
49%
20
t
14
27%
15%
*162%
19% Oct 22
101% Apr
Fibres
1.800
13%
16%
X54
100
2
17
160
National Automotive
•
-10
9% Jan
Dec
28
S
50% Jan
7
27%
July
42% Deo
4
16% Oct 22
14%
—5
14
38% Jan 14
•
77% Oct 22
Inc_ —1
—1
80
Jun
15%
27
54%
13%
54
15%
—1
18% JaL
Dec
18% Dec 23
13%
53%
15%
54% July 29
2
15% Jan
33
13%
54%
15%
3
14% Jan
70% Jun
19
13%
53%
15%
43% Jan
I
12
46% Feb
13%
54
15%
14%
8
Jan
9% NOV 14
142 % Aug
13%
53
80% Jan
30
89%
,
-
220
"
30,700
6.100
.
60
93%
26%
22,100
22,800
17%
16%
17%
24%
*23%
24%
43%
44%
44
1.800
Number 5765
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(461)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Frevioua
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Lowest
Highest
42% Oct 22
9
50% Jan
14
83l2 Oct 24
76^; Jun 27
101% Mar 18
527s May
94% Jan
9
84% Jan
7
853; Nov 12
10374 Mar
89
85i<2 Nov 13
Jan
29
1
98
Jan
103
Jan
102
96
Jan
8
447a Jan
4
28% Jan
13
44% Jun
14
39 Va Jan
9
17% Jan
6
22% Oct
18
37% Dec
3
97
22
Jan
Jan
15
92
7
Dec
64
Dec
30
38% Oct
22
21
37% Jun
18i; Oct
73
Apr
13% Dec
50% Oct
7
33% Jun
26
7
43% Feb
4
7% Jan
13
July 29
3
86
56
May 29
May 8
7
29
4
111
82 % Mar
12
37% Feb
3
66% July 25
17
59
Jan
7
7
Aug
1
99% July 29
2
34% Jun
Oxford
13
104
12
43
Mar 13
Nov
18
96
Jan
87
Jan
75
17
94
2
15
100%
"100%
100%
♦100 7'a
102
99%
987a
98%
41
41%
407a
41%
40%
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417;
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32 %
32%
2,400
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36%
387;
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39
367;
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12%
13
837a
84%
52 %
54
24%
237a
2471.
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12%
12%
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1
1
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467;
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847;
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13
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18
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33,100
427;
51
32%
32%
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40
10074
98
33
54%
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60
102
18
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54%
90
100
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10
200
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71
71
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72
78
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15
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98
99
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99
99
99
99
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34
34
33%
33%
33%
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com
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1
the Week
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967 a
967a
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9674
7474
•
4%
25
96% May
t
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Feb
.
Nov
: Nov
86
x32%
Overland Corp (The%
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
25% Jan
86
85 1
7
86%'
10074
84:%
20
100
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
15
497a Jun
24
24
Jan
May 13
Apr
54%
*98%
53 7-4
*9874
84%
7.50
Corp
54%
99%
87»/a
537;
99%
84-%
*98 %
100
No par
10
Chemical
53%
54%
99%
99%
*
Aug. 1
99
*86
Bales for
Friday
100%
com
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
13% Jan
July 15
Mathieson
54
Thursday
July 31
*
July 30
85%
*84
;.I00
preferred
Wednesday
July ^9
541:,
98%
100
4.24% preferred
Olln
54%
•
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
2
68
21
May 27
13
6
Jan
98
Jan
66
16% July 15
35i4 Nov 18
4%
3
28
40% Jan
20% Jan
11
Nov
89
2
18% Jun
Jan
13% Jan. 11
90% May 31
19
30
1
31% Apr
49% Jun
30
Aug
Tuesday
July 28
12
common
preferred
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co,
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
42% July 21
51
Monday
Par
4.56%
26% Jan
28% Mar 7
CI3/; July 11
19
17
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
May 16
997; Mar 25
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
Ohio Edison Co
10
14
21
-1674 Sep 26
81 »/a July 24
Jun
92% May 16
35
1
;
56% July 21
103
281/3 Dec
Oct
NEW
Highest
5,
$5
preferred
Paper
Co
100
15
common
preferred
No par
95%
*94%
96%
*94 7
a
:
33%
3.400
10
1
1674 Jan
31
Dec
23
177; Jan
22
Nov
18
27
Oct
8%
10
17
21
7®/$ Jan
2
2
11% Apr 22
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
9% Jan
Jan
2
14% July 28
May 22
14% July 30
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
10
Nov
19
26% Jan
9
18% Jan
17
3374 Jan
21
43% Apr
8
40
Jan
2
4334 Oct 22
5174 Jun
13
33% Sep 25
1974 Nov 19
■
40% Dec
13
4074 Jan
2
33% Jan
9
203/4 Feb
21
47% Jan
7
112% Oct
22
132
119% Oct
23
137% Mar 12
4
Oct
22
127a Oct
22
Jun
117% Jan
2
13
4
22
5674 Jan
Jan
97;
97;
600
1474
14%
147;
1474
'1474
14 74
6,600
a
1474
1474
14%
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15
14%
14%
25
*2074
2274
*2074
2274
*2074
22%
*2074
22
537;
53%
53%
547;
54
54%
547;
25
5 6 74
56%
5674
56%
56 7;
56%
No par
_3No par
47%
26
487;
47%
48 7»
47 7
48
26
27
27
27
Apr 21
57; July 31
Feb
27
3
16
17
Jan
2
90
Jan
8
98
2
u
132% 133%
13274
136 7
13674
>136%
1
1
16%
1771
No par
No par
1
5
25
50
*94
40
82%
207a
28%
*2%
127a
24%
3.50
1
h
434
4%
17
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54%
56%
543;
5674
5674
9.700
48%
25.200
27%
900
133%
2,560
132%
1333„
13374
1357a
13674
>135%
47ii
574
17%
17%'
49%
5
17%
2,400
47%
27%
1 33%,
17
600
22
*27 %
48
47%
,2774
137
4%
17 7 4
7;
54%
56
74
27
1377a
4%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
43% July 10
8774 July 30
22% May 8
9 74
*9
1367a
4%
100
1
974
974
132% 133%
preferred
1
.Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
517r4 July 25
May 17
v.
'J»acific Telep & Teleg common_100
9
143
173,; Aug
974
147-i V
147
_
Pacific Lighting Corp
./Pacific Mills__
12% Jan
4
9%
14
14%
Pacific Gas & Electric
4
9
29% May 29
1357; Jun
9%
14%
10
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
1
4874 July
;
97a
14%
14%
5
1
.
July 23
54% Aug
587; Jun
2
131
7% Apr
197 a Jan
22
5
'
5074
137
5
160
57;
9,900
17%
17%
56,100
49!7;
507%
10,200
Panhanaie East Pipe Line—
36
17
Dec
8474 July 23
95
28
22
36% Jun
11
30% Jan
42% Feb
12
637; Dec
11
63
Jan
187; Oct
22
26% Jan
2
19
July 17
1474 Dec
30
2% Oct
21
2274 May
1
4% Jan 24
774 Dec
27
12% Jan
17% Dec
27
31
24% Jun
21
Oct
21
Apr
Common
4% preferred—.
Paramount Pictures Corp
15
1574 Jan
fl
2% Jan
9
7% Jan
2
13
10
19% Jan
6
25
Jun
3
3074 Dec
31
1074 Jan
10
22
33% Jan
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
383/i July 14
40% Jan
2
30
13% Jan
9
3% Jan
Nov
26
25% Jan
8
13% Jan
193% May
75
Jun
27
8574 Mar 13
82% Jan
96
Aug
1
13% Oct
21
16
13% Apr
16% Aug
1
July
46 74 Dec
30
2
70% July 12
6474 July 19
3974 Oct
22
45% Jan
4874 Nov 20
907; Oct
3374 July 25
77b Jun
Penn-Texas
30
49% May 15
13
2
49
28
106
Jan
29
97% Jan
2
6
101
Jan
25
95
2
1013/4 Apr
867; Nov
1174 Dec
30
22% Jan
28% Dec
19
35
35% Dec
23
49% Apr
Feb
11
85
167; Oct
21
11% Feb
28
147; July 31
Pennsylvania
28% Jan
7
36
37
2
48% May 28
Jan
32% Mar 11
65
19% Jan
»
25% May
2
457; Feb
25
2
50
Jan
10
56
92
Oct
25
98% Mar 28
95
Jan
14
102
13% Dec
20
2074 Jun
27
14% Jan
7
3
Jun
6
9
5
Jan
2
49% Jan
13
92
Jan
7
100% Jun
63% Jan
2
37
Jan
22
5374 Aug
34% Oct
21
40% May 21
37% Jan
2
43% July 11
1974 Aug
14
23
21
Feb
6
24
92
11
Jan
9
Nov
Nov
1
99
12
10474 Feb
19
106
18
Jun
May
107
2
453a Aug
22
12% Jan
2
68'/a Jan
16
67% Jan
3
65
Apr
46
Dec
12
43
2
55% Jun
68
13
82
Jan
89
29
86
2
7
2
103% Jun 30
7
97
Oct
22
1374 Jan
7% Jan
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
9574 May
39% Jun
26
447; Jan
Apr
60 74 July 21
10074 Jun 20
42% Jan
3
SO
Jan
6
14
Jan
2
21
May
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
52% Feb
26
157; Oct
22
27% Mar 20
16% Jan
2
7474 July 28
21% July 30
82% Dec
31
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
93 % Jun
82 74 Dec
24
98% May 15
2074 May 16
847; Jan
7
997; July 29
16% July 31
88
Nov
4
11% Oct
21
44
Oct
94
147; Dec 30
_
22
14% May 13
129
Nov 11
150
Jun
13
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
24% Dec
Jun
9
130% Jun
13
135
Jun
17
140
Jan
14
Feb
Apr 24
Jan
July 30
5
12
21% Dec
34
Jun
19
38
Jun
7
217/s Mar 20
28 %
Nov
14
53 74 Dec
11
43% Jan
2
69% Mav
15% Dec
30
16% Jan
2
24
22% Jan
10
19% Jan
31
26
2
44% Jun
21
57
Dec
3774 Oct
22
48
May 20
167a
16%
11,600
60
6074
617;
62%
5,500
2874 Jun
2
36% Jun
Feb
4
26% Jan
2
30 % May
92
Feb
27
85% Jan
7
81
Nov
12
92
Mar 13
81% Oct
23
95
Feb
4
89% Jan
337s Oct
65
~22
Oct
9
37
Jan
75
Jan
43% Jun
10
May
Apr 23
18
107% Apr 22
2
79% Mar 19
40
11
Apr
17
80% Mar 13
4
2474 Feb
4
23
6
24% Jan
10
2374 Feb
4
213/4 Mar 11
2374 Jun
18
Mar
5% Jan
2
11
5
67% Jan
«
80
20
Oct 22
427; Dec 31
3074 May 22
66 % Apr 24
26% Jan
7
31% Jun
43% Jan
2
5874 July 25
29% NOV 14
48% Jun
29
Feb 25
Mar
1
72
Aug
.
July 25
*
99
99%
99%
997;
100
100 7;
190
1374
13%
14
14
14%
14
147;
86,700
357'a
357b
3574
3574
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
36
467a
46%
4674
4674
4674
46 %
467
47
47
47 74
5874
5874
5874
58%
59
60
59
597
237
5874
587;
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237n
26
-
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'
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2
123% Aug 13
£3% Oct 22
39% Sep
13
-•
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-
26Va Jan
7
17% Feb
136
;
23
146% Apr 23
}> Jan
9
July 28
:
28 >4 July
24
237b
2374
2374
237 b
237b
237b
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5374
5374
53%
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98
9674
96 Va
40
17
17
177 a
4,500
7174
74
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■
74
42%
42%
42%
21%
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22
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106
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120
99
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99
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99
105
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105
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105
;
45%
4474
4574
447 b
45%
18,400
1874
1874
183/4
18%
1974
187 a
197s
48,400
100
100
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84
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84
82
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82
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47
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30
64
20,100
5274
51%
5274
51%
83
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63
51%
51
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63
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82
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-
82
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47
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20
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20%
71%
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72
7474
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737/i
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73
74%
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207;
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2034
2074
21%
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21
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11,400
91
90
90
91
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92
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91
98%
101
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167b
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135
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133
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133
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76
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76
70
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76
19
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19
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77 74
70%
76
19%
19%
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128
100
500
76
1974
19%
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8,100
38,900
20
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78
16.000
11,200
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197a
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19
19%
128
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128
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76
76
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30
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6%
1974
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757;
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69%
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69 7-a
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7674
674
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6 74
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6%
4
2374
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23-74
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10
136
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90
92
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92
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4,300
1,800
128
4
22,000
6174
62 74
62 74
63 7;
64
62%
63
62
92
60 3
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92
93
95
95
9574
96 %
96%
3274
337;
33
33
9.500
6,500
31%
33
32%
33%
33
26%
700
10
Electric Power Co———10
26%
20%
26 3
4
2674
2672
26%
25%
263h
62%
62%
6474
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a
637;
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637 k
617
637 a
6274
7*
Gamble
-2
10
par
par
100
100
100
100
par
100
25
25
5
No par
preferred
Paget Sound Power & Light Co—10
.Pullman Inc
No par
5
(The)
Quaker Gats Co (The) common—5
preferred
—^-100
•Quaker State Oil Itefining Corp—10
>»
300
190
91
90
91
4474
5
46%
G,900
2274
105
*98
50 7 4
5174
42%
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105
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64
340
27,000
99
1874
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18%
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12,000
9974
53 7a
443 4
44
44%
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74
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42%
22
105'/a
90
no
90
4,100
997;
105
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43%
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200
52%
53 7b
22
22
105%
.r:
77
23,500
</
4
4
100
527;
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42%
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90
7574
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7574
52%
105
4 7b
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.
100
52
42%
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99
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90
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47«
7374
100
72 7-4
7274
No par
•Pnbllcker Industries Inc com
Oil
300
s
common—No par
of Colorado
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No
$1.40 dlv preference com—No
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No
3% %
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred—
Pure
800
3,000
a
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13274
467; Jun 16
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54
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52
2.50
460
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75
5,300
9974
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100
48
13%
100
527 a
convertible
58
13%
99%
213 ;
21
21
21%
4,500
217a
21%
21%
2174
217;
257 b
25%
25%
2574
7,300
257a
25%
25%
257-a
25%
663
4
63 %
67%
68 %
4574
457k
45%
4574
2,700
34
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21,800
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66
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1
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96
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76
9274
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77
233;
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30
2974
563;
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55,600
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76
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$4.75
July 31
-
7
10274
132 7;
39% July 21
64
9% May 15
103
com_100
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2
26
4% Oct 22
20% 8ep
19% Sep
-
July 25
102%
102 Va
517b
Poor & Co
18
98
26
105
Feb
102%
-
95
10
91% Feb
1
93
10274
102 74
16
19
293/4 Jan
29
10374
102 74
100
12.50
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32% Feb
47%
*130
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28
*57
48
167;
14
24
62
5874
4774
133%
49'« Feb
11
627 a
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47%
1674
6874 July 31
Sep
62
577b
4774
1337-4
9
77
6374
577b
19%
31
247; Jun
62
5774.
47%
4
Jan
55
63
47 b
100
100
100
100
1
3
100
7,000
8,500
4774
*5674
58
4774
4
preferred (conv)
!
477«
*57
4 7b
42% Jan
31
32
16%-
Plymouth Oil Co
17
I
327b
167b
Polaroid Corp
*
Jun
327b
47 b
Plough Inc
227; July 16
19% Jun
323i July 22
2374 Dec 31
2
33
:
98
$3 50
July 21
30
327b
574
17
1
22% Dec
32%
1674
Plttston Co (The) common
116
3274
167 a
July 31
22% Feb
3374
400
16 7a
July 11
77
7
1,400
1674
64
2
1774 July
3874
167b
96% Aug
Mar 29
4
July 31
68% Jun
38
1674
125
23
38
73,200
10
135
Jan
3774
96
i0
29% July 25
3774
9474
39% Jan
11
3774
94%
69
Dec
3774
94
18
19
7
3774
94%
20
85
30
37%
92%
Jun
69 3,;
80 74 Feb
23
25
9274
Jun
20% July 31
2
24
Dec
*247;
9274
84
2
Jan
Dec
Dec
25
9274
117
147; Jan
62
14
60
67
115
*% Feb
12
*24.74
9174
3
78 74 July 25
Jun
25
20.000
7%
23% July 29
25
6
25
6%
21
2
67% Feb
25
1974
22
15% Jan
10
874 July 19
377; Jan
4
24:',
64,300
32%
Dec
21
85% Jan
13
574
6974 Oct
31% Jun
8
23
12%
187 b
4474 Oct
30
Oct
674 Dec
13
5%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
-1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6% preferred class A
100
574% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia——100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
64
12%
13%
No par
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
22
Apr
13
common—lO
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
-1
4
128
300
12%
574
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
25
8,300
13
187;
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
*
2
14
2,800
5%
Corp common
33/4% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
47% July 18
75
3 74
18%
Phllco
Mar 12
27
743/< Jan
19
537; Jan
Nov
*2%
12%
17
2nd
f
5%
Phil a & Reading Corp
Mar 18
Jan
12
7974 Feb
35% Nov 13
3
3
32 7a
187 b
preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
1
36% Feb
Feb
67 74 Nov 22
87%
3
*96
Phila Electric Co
16
Oct
3
177b
4%
11
21
11
374
*3
12,400
3274
574
Phelps-Dodge Corp
197; July 31
23
38% Oct
22
15
33 74
9874
5
5374 Dec
22
32 7o
17
May 13
3174 Apr
18% Apr
2174 Oct
32%
20
1874
3.80%
102
31
86%
18
preferred
Corp of America
7
3
31%
15,900
857;
a
4174
19%
87 7
7;
9574
40%
42
574
No par
100
100
$1 conv preference com
4.40% preferred
July 17
94% Jan 10
30%
*94
957 a
1874
RR
6
93% Feb
30%
3 7k
13
24%
1774
16
102% Jan
27% Jan
3
Jan
10
July 31
107% May
88
Aug 26
94
6
105% Apr
94% Feb
7674 Nov 14
S-7
Feb
Apr
20
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
1
77
19%
97 74
17
3
7
86
20%
177a
3
25
97
87%
20%
97%
4%%
Feb
5VaAug
65 % July 15
8774
2174
86
20%
*94
574
Petroleum
42% Feb 12
8574 Sep 10
S7% Dec 23
84
21V4
100
9
17% July
4174
49%
1
10
.1
Pet Milk Co common
May 13
May
41%
48%
17 7 0
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
May 28
9574
41
337;
10
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—.
25
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
3374c
7
2474 May
60% Aug
23/4 Dec
25
25
24
Apr 26
3274 Dec
Jan
*94
4174
No par
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Fenn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
5774 July 30
49 3/4 July
1
104 y4 Jun 19
50%
95 74
41
9574:
10
common
$1.60 convertible preferred
63 % July 30
Jan
41% Jan
9
Corp
50
*94
417;
83%
51
40
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
1
Oct
2% Dec
2.50
Parmelee
16
11
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co_
July 28
Apr
Parke Davis & Co
337s July 31
3% Jan
<1
2
100
1
-
43%
♦140%
247*
142 %
-
24%
,40
8,600
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1558
.
(462)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
LovMt
Highest
Lowest
Highest
'
EXCHANGE
Far
.
Julyti!)
July 2K
SALE
HIGH
Sales for
FRIGES
Friday
the Week
Aug. 1
Thursday
July 31
Wednesday
July 30
Tuesday
Mnndav
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Frerloot
■ante lor
Shares
R
78
04% Jun 24
21% Aug
Mar 22
17
30'A Jan
2
6
75% May 12
10
16% Apr
6
42.3C0
35%
35%
34%
35%
34
35
34%
35 3
«
34%
35
72%
72%
72%
72%
72
72
71%
71%
70%
70%
1.000
——5
18%
18%
18
ly
18%
1 d%
18%
19
19
19 Vs
4,100
50%
50 %
50%
50%
51
52
52
52%
1st preferred
$3.50
Ranco
21
19% Jan
America com—No par
No par
Radio Corp of
36% July 22
69% Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
Oct 22
27
Inc-
' B
50%
%
GOO
59% Jun
7
45% Apr
8
52% Aug
1
Raybestos-Manhattan—.—No par
*49%
11
13%
13%
18 "'1:
18%
19%
20%
78,600
13
Rayonier Inc—_L—________—____!
Raytheon Mfg Co——
—5
Reading Co common:—.—
50
20%
14% Jan
20% Aug
13%
11
18%
34% Jan
18%
Dec 23
33 %
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
35%
34%
34%
104.100
34%
~
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
21%
5,300
32%
33
33
32%
32 7 a
32%
32%
*32
32%
600
32%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
*27%
27%
*36
43
*36
43
48% Feb
14
11
39
Jan
36
Jan
2
41% Apr
12
10% Dec 30
31% Jan
12
31
12% Jan
35% Jun
25% Jan
20
8
26
•% Dec
35% Jun 17
17 % May 28
6
Jan
2
36
July
1
51% July
7
10 %
45
31
20% Dec
24
30
Mar 29
Reis
Dec
10
62
Feb
1
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
10
2
7% Feb
20
12 % July 25
55% July 31
Republic Steel
q'/, Jan
8
21% Dec
18
39
Mar 12
40
Jan
5
34 % Aug
Revlon
2
17% Aug
65% May 16
32% Jan
10
52% Aug
39% Nov 12
46 % Mar 29
41% Jan
12% July 22
66 % Dec
5
6
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
72% Jun 24
82% Jan
78% Jan
9
87% May 22
09
22
Mar 4
94% Jan
9
102 % May 12
08% Jun
17% Jun 24
55
19% Jan
4
1
18% Dec 23
33% Jan
4
27% May
2
Oct
21
20%
Dec
23
7% Apr
6
36% July 19
28
Dec
23
4
4
36% July
2
22% Jan
0
11% Jan
2
44% July 17
297/a Mar
5
28% Jan
32% Dec 24
31% July 24
22% Jan
Oct
19% Oct
Jan
2
6
22 % Jan
2
32
22
20% Dec
Apr
90
31
17% Apr 30
22
7%'Apr 17
12% Jan
2
10% Jan
July 24
13% Jan
8% Dec 23
2
Jun
21
22% Aug 22
27% Dec
19
60% Jun
11
Feb
7% Oct
26
15% Jun 11
24
2
93
14
176
July
78
117
Feb
22
24% Jan
10
84% Jan
2
161
5
19
9
201% Apr
24
Jan
12%
12%
12%
12 %
55%
54%
55%
53%
54%
78.000
29%
29 %
29%:
29 %
29%
12.100
32%.
32%
32 %
32%
32it
32%
32%
33%
32%
34%.
36,500
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
16 %
17%
65.400
49%
51%
49
51%
50%
52%
51%
52%
64,400
%
45%
*45%
46
45%
46
75%
74%
50%
Cable
Lead Co
4fi% Mar
6
22% Jan
2
29% Aug
1
2
24
Jan
2
29% Jun
17
11
10% Jan
2
17% July 31
74% Feb
Oct
5
53
Apr
7
66
July 31
St L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
2
235
Jan
20
375
July 30
48% Jan
23% Oct 22
30
96
Feb
23% Jan
90
6
11
29
85
29% Oct 22
30% May
2
11% Dec
17% July
1
13
24
23% Jun
18% Oct 22
Nov
25
36
Dec
30
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
Sangamo
14% Jan
3
44% Mar 20
Power
5%
convertible
23
Schick Inc
10
Mar
7
55% Feb 12
78
Jan 17
Mar
7
94
Jan
8
July 10
99% Jan 24
11
Dec
19
33% Jan
2
19
May
5
28
75
Jan
7
83
1
77% Jan
9.
85% Apr 10
30% July 31
Seaboard
Dec
23
36
Jan
23
18
Dec
21% Apr
17% Jan
4
15% Oct
13
20
7
10
18%
36%
Nov 19
33
Oct
1
26% Feb
25
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
34
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
8% Jan
13
17% Jan 25
Dec" 17
30
32% Apr
49% Jan
ll
17
Finance
15% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
5
68% Jan
10
45% Dec
23
15% Sep 25
8% Oct 22
18% Jan
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
10%Jun
6
7
30
8
July 29
19
May 9
29% July 21
35% Jan
25
32% Jan
13
13
49% Jan
2
?5% Dec 29
24% Jan
13
33% July
8
32
May 27
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
28% Jan
2
33% Jun
3
33
2
40% July 31
11
45% Jan
8
30
Jan
10
16% Nov 27
19% Feb
4
16% Jan
2
2
33
Nov 26
28% Dec
76% Oct
26
4
81
Jan
17
Jan
34% Jan
76
2
Apr 23
52
May 29
19
78
16
July 29
47% Aug
1
July 15
Feb
20
Jan
22
34% Dec 31
82
Jan
10
12% Dec
31
18% Jan
10
12
Jan
8
17% July 31
2% Dec
31
6% Jan
7
2% Jan
3
.5% July 31
40
Jan
3
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
65
Jan
61
July
94% Jan
28
47
Jan
31
59% Mar
88
92
Jan
7
30
19% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
30
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
17% Apr
17
8% Dec
Nov
19% Dec
4
11
12% Apr
72% Jan
11
11
7
24
35% Jun
11
For footnotes
see
page
July
49% Apr 22
9
17% Dec
60
95
8
11% Dec
82% Nov
36% May
24.
Apr
9
95
May
39%
40%
41 %
35%
35%
*35%
35%!
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
2,500
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
■10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
18,200
67%
67
67%
12,000
66%
66 %
66%
65
66%
66%
66
*35%
20%
21%
*80
82
20%
•
*80
82
211
b
82
21 %
"80
22
%
82
30%
29%
29%
35,000
28%
29%
23%
29%
29
29%
29%
20
20%
20
20%
20
20 %
19%
20%
ID7:;
2G
7,500
12 7 u
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
4,200
35
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
3,000
30%
13%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
39,400
13%
13%
13
13%
4,500
8%
41,800
12%
13%
12%
'37%
37%
35%
36 %
30%
30%
30%
30 3 «
13%
13%
7%
13%
7%
12%
'
7%
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13%
'
7%
84
%
8%.
8%
84%
84%
3%
8%
88
36
86
270
No par
30
30%
30
30 % "
•32%
33%
34
32%,
No par
7.50
10%
11
10%
10%
*82
81%
80%
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary.
20
20%
19%
15%
15%
15%
13%
Mfg
Corp.
Saw
7
2
2
18% July 30
62% Jan
3
77
20% Jun
2
26% Aug
July IS
1
8,700
20
20
20%
20
20%
53,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
14
13%
19%
15%
'
>15%
13%
13%
13-%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'
*29%
8
31
31
31
30
30%
30%
30%
38%
39%
39%
40
39%
40%
38%
40
38%
39%
61
62
62%.
63
63%
64
64
64%
64
64
61%
62 %
62
62%
60%
61%
60%
61%
60%
61%
67
67
66%
67
64%
66 34
65%
66%
64%
65%
36%
36
36
18%
18%
19'%
5
25
.
31
<
a
35:%
36 %
35%
17%
17%
17%
17%
xl8%
34
34%
34%
5
17%
18%
17%
5
17%
18%
88
91
15
48%
49%
1
17%
17%
17%
1
Corp
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
10
Marcliant
Inc
33 %c
Co
4.50
27%
50
*49%
Porto Rico Sugar common—5
27%
preferred
27%
51
28%
35 7
,
1,000
13,600
1,200
26.606
3,300
6,900
20,100
5,200
18%
18%
18%
18
13%
18%
18%
92
90%
91%
89 %
90%
87%
88
4.106
48%
47%
48%1
47%
47%
47%
48
72,100
17%
13
17%
17%
7,700
10%
25,800
28%
8,400
*49%
28%
-
17%
18 %
18'B
51
51
51
23 %
28
28
*34%
34%
34%
34%
25
56 %
56%
56
31%
*49%
28
9%
9%
28
28
*49%
51
51
200
28%
28
28%
6,000
34%
34%
1,800
8,600
34%
34%
*34%.
34%
56
'•
56%
5
Edison
4,000
14,600
.18,400
90%
x47%
25
preferred—
Southern California
56%
55%
56%
56%
57
31%
15,800
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
33
33
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
Southern Natural
40%
40%
40
40 %
40
40%
40%
40 7
«
39%
4C
13.600
51%
50 3 4
52
50%
51%
'50%
51%
50%
51%
47,000
46-'11
47%
29,200
Southern Co (The)
Pacific
Gas
Co
7.50
x31%
No par
50%
Southern Railway common—_No par
45 3 «
46
45%
48
45%
45%
46
47
17%
18%
18%
18 %
17%
17%
18
18%
18
18%
78%
*76
900
70%
Southern
5%
non-cum
Co
(Del)
preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co
*76
78%
1
36
36%
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
2.50
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
9% Jan
2,600
31
South Carolina E & G Co com
8%
10%
81%
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
10%
81
No par
Steel
&
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
South
10%
82%
13%
50c
Oil Co
Aircraft
10%
81%
No par
Co
(AO)
10%
81%
1
Corp of America
Corp
Sj-ear & Co $5.50 pfd
85% Jan
10%
80 %
2°
Sheller
33 %
5,700
32,800
30%
'
81
6
16
83 %
81
2
22
16% July 29
20°/a Jan
52,500
11,100
Sheraton
51% Jun
23
40%
15%
Siegler
10
22
40
'
37%
16
23
29% Dec
40%
39 7 a
15%
20
Sep
25 y2 Oct
39%
40
4,400
37%
Jun
44% Sep
20% Jan
141,400
*11%
11%
27%
16%
Shell Oil Co
July 21
57% Apr
29%
11%
27%
Sharon Steel Corp—
Shattuck (Frank G)
July 31
52
36
27%
11%
27%
38
Solar
2
27%
11%
27%
15%
10% July 8
28% Jun 26
14
1,500
27
11%
37%.
19% Jun
25% Jan
11%
37%
2
47% Jan
11%
15%
3
20% Jan
11
27%
11%
15
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
39% Jan
22%
27
37-
52% Apr 25
23% May
2
51% Feb 13
2
22%
27%
37%
Smith Kline & French Labs
14
22%
27
27%
40%
3,000
22%
27 %
11 %
:
98
*96
i
22%
15
92
21
■
550
29,200
14%
2
Nov
*27%
38%
37%
Smith
24% Oct
43
22%
27%
37%
83%
Smith-Corona
6% Jan
22%
27%
38 %
15%
19% Feb
3
18% July 25
15 % Apr
22%
27%
27%
No par
3^7/, „T"iv 3i
13
22%
"
100
'219
98
*96
98
%
1
7
44% Jan
37%
38
369
364
c'
*210
*96
96
*64%
66
0(0
66
38
Skelly
70% Dec
22
66
369
65
375
22
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
20% Jan
83% Oct
16%
14 %
68% July 23
Nov 12
14
25% Apr
28 %
17%
37 %
64% July 31
2
25,100
28 %
16%
1
62% July 29
23% Oct
GOO
17%
28%
2.50
2
30
28%
29%
Gas
3
21
*95
29%
16%
27
140
14,200
29
28%
36 7 a
3
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil &
25
Dec
Feb
92
200
83 %
Simmnnd'
14% Oct
28
48
96%
57,700
92
"193
*210
5
Signode Steel Strapping Co
46% Mar
<
29%
92
193
29%)
38
x3Y%
29%
29 %
92
*187
350
5
Falls Corp
Simmons
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
*95
1
Mar 21
6
89
38%
38%
29%
800
93
*64
66%
350
345
10,200
9%
16%
■r
*210
*210
20
Co
July 28
8
17
14
16%
*64
37
9
*28%
28%
16%
<
36%
9%
29%
29
28%
16%
66%
37%i
*9
38,600
41
Jan
Nov
28%
28%
330
15,200
82
31
68% Jun
Dec
28%
28%
*64%
18%
19%
28%
28%
.16%
330 K
148.000
18%
29%
*190
195
*185
44^ «
18%
195
*91%
92
91%
91%
192''2
28%
29%
23%
29%
29%
*91
44%
36%
9%
9
9%
*9%
1,400
44%
44%
24
17
2
49
44%
22
25
45% Dec 23
49
43%
16.300
*80
22
Apr
43%
1,600
8%
14
21%
16% Jan
33% Jan
50 % Jan
43 %
21%
8%
14
21
12% Jun
19%
33'A Dec
44 3 u
21%
8%
14%
*14
*80
Shahmoon Industries Inc
21% May 1
16% Jan 30
14
14%
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
Inc common—!
3
25
22
14
25
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
Apr 25
16% July 31
39% July 16
9% Oct
14
l'JO
1
Sea grave
July 25
90
17% Feb 24
*13%
21%
8 %
8%
13%
;■
30
i
Servel
13% May 20
10
Jan
2
21%
21%
a
100
10
30
30%
31%
13%
Mfg Co common
preferred
5
21% Apr
21 %
8
100
6.
29% Jun 10
30%
22
77b
30%
1,000
4% Mar
19
30%
22
30%
99
10% May
13% Dec 23
30%
8
10.400
31
85
3
18% Dec
31
21%
%
660
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
382
*97
5% July
9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
83
94
*91
378%.
378
377
*83
15% Jan
12
378%
36%
Sears Roebuck & Co
Feb
376%
85
30% Aug
1
13% July 28
68
380%
99
6
May 21
23,800
377%
*83
Jan
93
4,800
27%
*97
25
Nov 13
35%
28%
27%
99
7
04
35
27%
19
3.65%
7
11% July
34 7 b
-27%
85
29% Jan
2
34%
27%
*80
24% Oct 22
10
34%
27%
*97
13% July 30
8% Jan
34%
27%
84
37 %
67 % Jan
34%
27%
36%
._100
30
*28
30
34%
99
3
7
*25%
11.406
84
2
22
30
*23%
1.000
23,600
5
27%
*97
Jan
8% Oct
27%
85
8% Jan
42% Jan
4%
27%
98
Scovill
3
July
4%
26%
4%
26%
30
4%
27
4%
4%
27
98
24
12
34
2,100
*83
16% Jan 24
22
36 %
No par
29% May 22
2% Aug
35%
No par
19
8% Oct
36
$4 preferred
22% Nov 19
8% Dec
35%
$3.40 preferred
86
Feb
35%
18%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20% July
May
35 %
36
Np par
86
102
4
35%
9%
5
1.40
Scott Paper Co common
jun
21
Nov
30
19
:
Oct 22
12
30
36%
No par
No par
preferred
14% Jan
•I
71% Oct
30%
9%
10
68
•.
30
18%
Schenley Industries Inc:
Schering Corp common..
35% July 28
17
30%
35%
Savage Arms Corp
29 % Aug
1
15,000
30
44%
Co_
3
13
Feb 20
8% Apr
Electric
34% Feb
32% Jan
34
Sep
11
15
13
12
18% Feb
15
29
Apr
17
10% Apr
37% Nov 27
21% Oct 21
96
24% Jun
20
Jan
20% Jan
2
25
July 10
33,400
30
13%
Co___100
5% iloncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
—5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
2
26% Jan
3
Oct
17% Oct
29%
7%
1.66%
100
100
lo
.
St Joseph Light &
38% July 25
2
Jan
2%
94%
30
x30%
St Louis Southwestern Ry
205
2%
93 3 is
1
20 G
1
preferred—
26% Jan
May 23
2%
94:%
5
25 % Dec
190
2%
93%
1
5
1
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
St Joseph
2%
95%
4%
94
(The)
15%
2%
34
27%
21
610
40,006
94%
26%.
*28%
*91
i—
14%
14
14%
13%
300
97%
97%
!'■*. 14%
2%
1
1
conv
98
14%
84%
*83
83%
98
35
W
333
;
Corp
(Geo Di
4.30 %
83%
96%
4%
380
Corp
Ruberoid Co
83%
99%
2%
27%
100
preferred series A
83%
10,100
96
95%
2%'.
2%
*84
97
*84
98?%
700
75'%
74%
74%
96
84
13%
13%
13%
73%
75%
100
100
100%
*45%
46
*85
90
*85
*83%
84%.
.
20
common
10
304
%
97
*85
*83%
100
33%
30
9
75
027%
24
13
76'%
25
Dec
Feb
45
4%
preferred
convertible
10% Dec
60% Dec
45%
75%
__10
21% Oct
185
51
45%
1
5s
Ruppert (Jacob)
22
1.300
12%
54
29
No par
Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McEee Corp
31% Apr 28
95% Jun 10
4
July 17
Feb
12%
30
12%
27
10
Jun
0%
29%
5
Rohr Aircraft
11
6%
54%
Antelope Copper Mines
Roper
37% Feb
21
6%
700
21,500
5,800
12%
Co
Corp
Ronson Corp
1
28%
6%.
«j
28%
36
Rome
27%
6%
6%.
27 7
53%
12%
36
4 Vo
14
Mar 22
26% Dec
23 V* Nov 20
Jan
8
6%
6%
28
5
Corp
Paper
24
46% May
6%
27%
27%
27%:
30%
Oil
Rohm & Haas Co
July 29
16% Jan
13
16
Apr
7
30% Jan
2
57%
30%
5%%
32% July 23
37% Jan
10
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
17% Dec 30
28
96
18%
*50%
27%;
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
May
9
Jan 28
400
312
18%
57%
Robertsliaw-Fulton Controls com__1
28% July 28
8
96
18%
95%
Roan
6
33% May 21
4
;
*56%
12%
Ritter Company.—
4
May 29
423% May
21
81% Nov
285
Jun
*18
57%
.94
Riegel
3
37% Jun
32
2
2
18%
57 %
54%
& Brass
Manufacturing
Richfield
27% July 28
22% Jan
2
28
July 18
26% Aug 19
18%
59%
29%
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Mar 21
5
2
Jan
18 "4
*57%
29
Inc
Rheem
1
2% Mar 21
97% July 16
30% July 31
18
3 % Apr
Aug
15% Aug
2
2
Feb 28
21% Jan
80
83% Feb
7
1% Jan
23
21
•6% Dec 30
May
2,400
54%
Reynolds Metals Co common——1
4%% preferred series A_
i_50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—lo
Common
10
Preferred 3.60% series
100
Preferred 4.50% series
100
July
78
10% Jan
Dec
1% Oct
10
47
6
63% Jan 10
300
40%
*18
27%;
1.000
14%
40%
2.50
Rexall Drug Co
30
'
.1
29% July 30
10
8% Jan
22% Dec
'5%
5%
40%
18%
0%
10
Corp
25% Jan
22% May 12
15,700
25,300
14%
14%.
39%
9%
59%
27%;
500
9,400
43%
45
5%
14%
40
1 39%
.
*9%
%
46
14%
*14
39%
9%
23%
21%
*57%
Conv
4
July 19
July 11
10% Jan
7% Oct 22
39%
39%
23%
*18
Reliance Mfg Co common
Revere Copper
21
38%
5
5%
6%
6%
6%
14%
29 % Jun
37% Apr
6
59% Jan
*6
*14
16% Jan
2
8% May
18
6%
14%
5
preferred 3 % % series—100
Republic Aviation Corp—
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
2
7
2
Dec
C%
14%
60% Jun
24
45%
46%
43%
45%
9%
10
9%
10
21%
21%
*
'
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
May 20
9%
44%
10
9
22
9%
46%
10
Reliable Stores Corp
Jan
54
13% Apr 25
6
4% Dec
Oct 22
0
27
9%
45%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
21%
43
*36
42
*36
23%
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
2
July 15
40% July 31
17% July 23
12
22%
:50c
1
——
Chemicals
Reichhold
7% Jun
12% May
10% Dec 10
8
July 31
Reeves Bros Inc
27%
42
*36
Reed Roller Bit
15
7
Jan 13
15% July
10
13% Dec
27%
Hosiery Mills
Co———No par
Real Silk
Jun
21
50
50
5
2nd preferred
noncuin
17
23"% July 29
2
3% Jan
28
6% Feb
2% Dec 31
30
25% Jun
1st preferred
noncum
4%
7
Mar
10
31% Jun 10
Dec
26
4%
24
34% Jan
31% July 25
10
20
Oct 29
23
19% July 14
21% Feb
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
16% Mar 18
22 Vs Dec
10% Nov 18
1
26
-H
4.20 %
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry
Rand
Corp
common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
preferred
Square D Co
No par
6
100
preferred
17%
17%
5
4%
57
55%
92
*90%
16%
15%
19%
19 %
91%
92 %
5
17%
76
23%
17%
.
76
24%
35 %
35%
1 7
*17%
%
5
5
90
4%
56
1
No par
17%
*82
L0
50c
25
2
35%
*84
*9012
*76
78%
*76
*82
78%
35%
18
5%
90
54%
*90%.
16%
16%
16%
19%
20%
92
92
92%
17%
23%
24%
16
19%
*92
35 %
17%
5%
90
55
34%
17%
5%
*83
55%
92%
*90 %
16%
15%
20%
92 %
19%
*92
34%
'
1,600
5%
58,800
90
56%
4,100
92%
16
20%
5,300
155,000
92%
19C
31.0C0
18%
18%
18
18%
76
76
*76
76%
76
76
23%
24
24
25%
25%
26%
18%
1,900
3.900
17%
13%
18%
77
5%
92%
20%
*76
17%
*82
55%
55
92
16%
4
34%
*90%
55%
19 3 8
*911
*76
80
49,600
Number 5765
Volume 188
r
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(463)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-
Year 1951
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
0
LOW
STOCK
Monday
AND HIGH
Lowest
Lowest
Highest y :
•
37?o Jan
2
Oct
23
82 % Feb
42?}, May
5?b Nov
4
9% Jan
40% Jan
9
13
11
71
V
6
55% Jun
2
Standard Brands
27
85% May
2
10% Aug
I V
2Va Oct
3% May 22
Jan
3
43% Feb
25
4
5
35% Feb
18
68% July
62% Jun; 10
47% Feb
21
42% Feb
24
94 h Mar
8
88% Jan
6
22
43 Tb Feb
1
.
12
47% Nov 13
84 T
2
„
.
22
40 Tb Oct
3
59% July 16
62% Jan
'35T'bDec 23
Oct 30
3% Feb
V.-
11% Dec
13
10% Jan
18% July
13
36
;Jan
56
July
Jan
14
/Jun
11?8 Dec
31
22
18% July 12
18% May 27
12
13? a Oct
57% Dec
23
85% May 21
57
Feb
4
83% July 12
59
Standard
Apr 23
of
Oil
18
8,100
50 Va
51%
51
51 Tb
35,100
' 48%
48 Tb
49%
48%
49
39,500
53%
54 Va
54 Vo
55
142,200
55%
55%
55%
55%
17%
17%
17%
53
53
53
52%
2
24% July 31
Stevens
29
18% Mar
5
15% Jan
18% Jun
33% Oct 22
50
8
37% Jan
48% July 25
Stone
18% Dec 31
29% Apr 24
Jan
25% May 23
Storer
20
2% Jan
9
Dec
27
78
Dec
26
93
Feb'14
67% Nov 20
82
Jun
3
9
17%
17 Tb
68 :
74%
75%
74
74%
73%
'
74
73%
73%
*12
Apr
1
79
Jan
16
59
v
10
24-% Apr
11
22% Jan
38% Jan
18
74
6% Dec
30
72
14Tb
*17%
18
46%
47
23%
24%
1
36%
36%
36%
36 Vb
Tb
20%
20%
20 %
20%
14%
14%
14%
14%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
47 Tb'
47%
48:
47%
47 Tb
23%
23%
23%
24
*17%
18
*17%
46%
48
47%
24
24
23%1 24Tb
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
5%
85
63 Va
64%
62%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
27
*23%
34%
27%
27
27%
26%
23%
23Tb
34%
23%
34%
23%
34%
34%
*34%
July 31
Sunshine
12.50
89%
89%
89 %
89%
89%
89 Va
89 Tb
24
Sunshine
8
7%
1733
1722
38%
38%
7%
7 Tb
7%
7
Feb
25
9% Jan
July 31*.
1775
3
40% July 16
19% Jan
3
23
35% Apr
5
May
Biscuits Inc
Mining
10c
Co—:
Superior Oil of California—
25
Sutherland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift
&
Co
72
May
8
72% Jan
2
84
Apr
9
7% Jan
2
12% July 29
Symington Wayne Corp—
20% May 17
18% Jan
3
10
Talcott Inc
30
TelAutograph
31
.
;
8
39
1
10%
6,500
85%
*85%
87 Tb
30
63 Tb
64%
64%
64 Vb
26%
27 Tb
6,700
28,500
24
20%
24
27
24
24
4,900
34
40 Va
1,800
8
8Tu
30,500
1720
'
1,800
1743
-
570
28 Va
29%
22
22
34
34%
34%
34%
32,900
37
37%
36%
37 Tb
21,700
83
81%
81 Va
82 Vb
50
12-%
12%
12%
12 Vb
12:5o
65,000
23%
23'A
23 Tb
23%
23%
34
34%
33%
34 Tb
3 7'A
37%
36%
37Tb
12%
12%
12%
12Tb
23%
7%
13%
*23%
23%
23 Va
*81 Va
83
89%
22
37%
*81%
34%
8%'
1775
39 Tb
Tb
x88Ta
1
40%
34%
85
,
90
*21
22
*21
22
*21
34%
7%;
1738
37 Vo
*81%
12%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com.
7.50
$4 preferred
—No par
10Va
85 Tb
1' 725
40%
40%
22
6,500
9,900
10%
10%
24
1725
1736
1722
155,400
27 Vb
.
5.800
/; 6,700
5%
63 Tb
34%
3,500
;.200
24
/
53 Va
53'/a
23 Tb
87
*85
1,600
//
54%
5%
23 Tb
10%
10%
2,200
23%
53:
23Tb
*21
33%
25
17
38% July 24
Jan
.
.
6
64%
;
*12
.
14%
v 20
85
Co
2
30
21
20
14%
64%
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil
2
% Dec
36Tb
20 %
14%
No par
2
29% Jan
6
36Tb
20 Va
No par
Jan
/•
July 31
31% Jan
18% Feb
36Tb
36%
10%
'85
9
;
24
10%
10
14
23%
1
common
42% Jan
89
24%
10%
Chemical Corp
Sun
27
46% Jan
24
23
10%
*83
11% Jan
30
31
23 Tb
1
1.
Aug
29% Dec
Dec
22%
23
26% Nov 13
6% Dec
23 %
19,800
41,900
12 Tb
53%: 53%
31% Mar
27% Jan 29
900
40%
14%
—
4,100
12%
39 Vb
20%
:
Corp
V 240
40%
1
:
Tool
6,300
:
39%
23Tb
Corp___
Mach
73%
*12%
37
V;
/ ,/ 72%
/
67 Tb
123b
14%
;
171 b
67 Va
40 Va
20 %
37
13 Tb
13%
.17
12Tb
1
20
:
1,400
7,400
39%
_9
—5
—
51 Tb
12Tb
54
13
1360
17
43% Jun
27
Jan
6% Jan
15% Aug ; 8
2.0Q0
July 15
Jan
2
1.210
27% Nov 13
19% Dec
Mar 20
21%
32,200
39%
53%
27% July 24
30% Mar 19
29
__-15
39%
22 Tb
23%
Sundstrand
69
2
22
12%
40%
22%
V
23%
Sunbeam
85 %
20% Jan
65% Oct
12%
39%
•
54
Apr 24
28% Oct
1
300
17%
51
-
13%
22%
1
,
68
,_10
8,400
91
16%
17%
68 Tb
5%
53%
24
2
201/4 July 26
'13%
•
'
.
1
6% May 14
54% Aug
29% May 16
30
Dec
20
15% Jan
13 Tb
17 Vb
25% Apr 23
34% Apr. 25.
14
18% Nov >7
16% Jan 17
11
15% Dec
52%
*89
*67%
Co
Studebaker-Packard
52%
S
2
39% Feb
8% Apr
30
21
17%
52%
•
17
91
17%
^
Broadcasting
17Tb
.
68%
.
Webster
55%
;
17%
prior preference;
&
54%
55%
*87
90 ;
11
57% July 23
2% Dec
42% Oct
5%
13
54%
'
67%
Stokely-Van Camp Die common
19
13
12%
91
68
5
Corp
*87
17%
_5
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
12 ?'o
54%
12%
17 Va
*67%
:
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
7
May
—1
•54
No par
'
17% Jan
July 23/
■-•/
-
17%
Sterling Drug Inc___
.1 5 Va Nov
/
3 Tb
50%
48 Vb
52 %
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
3 Tb
50
1714
19
Tb
51%
'49 Tb'
88%
16% Dec
3
50 VA
55%
12% July 24
40% Apr 25
3 Tb
44,900
48 Va
88
14
37
3%
380
79
10%
51%
55%
15
20% July 25
15% Jun 25
3%
:3%
7,300
55
49 Vo
88 Va
10% Jan
Jan
3%
54
51%
54%
29% Jan
10% Jan
9%
55%
2
15% Jan
9%
88%
35% July 15
18% May 15
78%
9%
55%
13% Jan
19% May 21
79%
9 Tb
54%
15
31
7810
9%
10
21
17
9
_7
10 YB Nov
31
"79%
91/4
*79%
3 Va
54 Vb
100
com—_1
10
Stauffer Chemical Co
15 Vb Dec
3i/0
,
54%
>
48%
^
:
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp_ ;
Starrett Co (The) L S—
10% Dec
/
Tb
80 Va
common'
25 Vb Feb
27% Dec
■
Shares
54%
Jersey—
Ohio
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
(J P)
-
Aug. 1
53Tb
54Tb
1-6.25
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
.
i
the Week
80%
53%
9%
; •
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
July 31
July 30
-25
Standard
3
9
/
:
preferred series A
V 3%%
3 *
18
Apr
3
74% May 19/
75% July 28
14% Jan
30%
California
of
Standard Oil of New
1
55% July 30
94% May 26 "/
36% Dec
80%
wl
Oil Of Indiana-
Standard
4
54% NOV
Standard Oil
495 a July 22 *
9 Tb NOV 27
33?4 Nov
54%
Gas & Electric Co—\
55% May
;
53%
'/.EX distribution™..-
5
53% July
.
July 29
No par
com
Standard Coil Products Co Inc:
Standard
•
July >8
Nbpar
Inc
preferred;—
$3.50
9
Jan
Far
EXCHANGE.
.
2
77% Jan
.
Highest
.
SALE PRICES
Wednesflfcy
Tuesday
4
■
*81
6,900
100
T %// ./.
3
8% Oct
8% Jan
11
3% Jan
8
25% Jun
7% Jun
18% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
51% July 25
Temco
2
53
Tennessee
Dec
18
60% Jan
11
35% Jan
54% Feb
12
76% Jun
6
55% Feb
24
Dec
31
49% May
13
30
33
9
10
22% Jan
14% Dec
34
24
Jan
15
Corp
Co
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
1
12
31% Jun 19
22
40% Jun
Oct
5% Oct
24% Feb 25
8% Mar 15
22
6% Jan
Instruments
Texas
Pacific
Pacific Land Trust—
12% Aug
2
4
98% Jan
2
125
Jan
1
28
49% May
21% Jan
2
44% Jan
7
53
Aug
1
9% Apr
28
13% Feb
11
75 Va Oct"11
21
Jan
3
7/64 July 15
15% Jan
2
18 % Aug
21
26
Aug
2
22
160
87% NOV 13
38% Jan
9
Oct
10
17 % Jan
1-4
Jan
2
Feb
32% July 31
23
Dec
27
Aug
2
15% Apr 12
10% July
8
77
July 31
14% Jan 28
42'% Oct
18
53
42% Jan
6
50
47% Jan
10
62
28
Apr
Feb
53
12
25
Jan
19% July 31
2
14% July 16
Oct
28
89% May 8
95% Apr 18
84% July 17
90
20
27
Aug
80
Aug
6
19% Dec 30
13
Apr
2
41 % Feb
25
60% July 31
21
Nov
12
26
Feb
27
22% July 17
25% Apr
.1
18
30
Dec
20
53% Jun
13
31
43% Aug
1
27
Jan
2
2
Jan
15
% Dec
23
19% Nov 21
16% Jan
Oct
22
13% Mar 20
12% Jan
7
Oct
36
56% July 22
21
42
15
15
Jan
33%
34%
33 Tb
34 Vo
22%
2 2%
22%
23ib
114,300
42
44 T
2
42%
45%
14,600
35%
35%
35 Vb
35%
35
35%
35%
33%
35 Tb
35 To
7,400
11%
*112
115
52 Va
52Va
11%
12 Vo
11%
11%
11%
12
12Vo
12%
12%
12%
17,600
*112Tb
115
11%
1
100
No par
_..50c
5
No par
J
10 %
1
preferred
50
(S R)—
*40
Inc common—5
preferred—.
100
10
25%
—15
common——
L
50
14
Oct
21
July
July
7
37
Feb
3
/2
14% July 31
Trans
27% Jan
2
36 Va July 28
Jan
2
58
16% Jan
2
48% Jun
24
16% Dec
30
31% Jan
41% Oct
30
61
Jan
9
43% Feb
10
Apr
7
23% Aug .1
49% July 23
21% Dec
30
37% Jun
20
23% Feb
20
28
Oct
22
50% Sep
17
45
Jan
19% Dec
20
30% Jun
6
21% Jan
53
$2.70 preferred--*
12% Nov 14
30% Jan
18
13% Jan
13
21% July 28
TXL
Oil
12% Feb
4
22
7
Corp (The)—
-1
Corp—.
—No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co_
5
10% Dec
30
16% Apr
29
9% Jun
19
12% Dec
24
33% Jun
26
12% Jan
2
8% Apr
11
5% Jan
2
5 Va Dec
18
26% Oct
22
37% July 22
NOV 14
124% July 10
29% Mar 19
83% Apr
17
27% Jan
2
21
96% Jan
6
90
24% Oct
22
86% Nov 15
100% Jan
30% Mar 25
75
Dec
10
82
Jan
24
68
Aug
20
79% Jan
2
78% Sep
16
89% Feb
Dec
23
64 % Jun
40% Jan
Oct
21
31% Jan
24% Jan.
40
24
7% Nov
31
10% Jun
Bag-Camp
32% July 18
103% Jun 23
Union
Elec Co
81
94
2
No par
29
Preferred $3.70 series
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
;_No par
Apr
'
'
25
24
Union
Union
9
Jan
4%
27
32% Jun 27
Gil
23
33% Mav 16
18% May
2
24% Feb
is y8 Oct
22
43% Jan
21% Jan
2
30% July 31
United
68% July 18
United
4
2
52% Jan
48
Dec
19
101
Oct
14
152
Jan
14
111
Jan
31
141
77
Oct
10
115
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
107
15
Dec
17
15V4 Jan
2
25% Oct
22
86
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
44
Oct 22
Nov
25% July 22
31% Dec 31
100
28
38
2
29% May 14
93
Jan
3
19
Jan
10
45
Jar
2
46% May
'
15
27% May 16
71% Jun 13
26
6% Oct
90% Jan
36
May 21
Apr
8
7% May 20
6% JaD
22% Dec
4
35% Jan
11
24
16% Jan
11
47% Jan
9
25% Dec
17
33% Oct
23
38% May
8
38% Feb 19
Apr
3
15
United
Carbon Co
18
26% JaD
Dec
75% Nov
12
25% Oct
22
39% Jun
20% Oct
22
51% Apr
16
147
Pot
Aug
8
footnote*
5
34% July 16
69% Dec
165
*»■»
Dec
oatre
4
12
24
80
Mar 27
2
48% Jar
8
90
Jar
2
34 %
July 31
July 1
33
21% Jar.
2
65% Jan
14
89% July 31
1
171 % Mcv22
159%
4m
4
U
U
S
T7,
24%'
.
24%
28%
28 Vb
28 Tb
28%
13%
13 Tb
13
13%
13 Tb
14
Tb
13%
14
35%
36 Va
35%
36
36
36 Vo
35%
*56
56%
55%
56
55%
56
23'/a
23
23%
22 Tb
'"49 VB
'22%
23
*49%
54
54
*49 Tb
54
27%
27
29%
*29
*55%
56%
900
23%
23%
12,300
*49 %
27'A
54
'
27%
27'A
27%
27
27 Tb
*49%.
50%
50 Tb
50 Vo
50 Tb
50 Va
50%
50 Tb
30%
21-,0
31%
30 Tb
31Tb
31 Va
32
31%
32
12%
12Tb
12%
12%
12%
12 Tb
12%
12%
12,u
40
*36
11
10%
18Tb
8%
31Ti,
*100
*85
8
11
10.300
20%
.10%
15,900
llVa
20
20 Tb
20 Tb
20%
10
lOVb
10
10 Tb
10
10
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
8%
8%
19
/
8%
Tb
36%
37
100%
103%
32
31Tb
■
v
•
*
79 Va
37%
■
103
104 Tb
32
32
32%
*100
101Tb
88
*85
88
37
103
101 Va
*100
101%
37 Tb
80
20
9
8%
8%'
32 Tb
37%
104%
36%
103
23,100
32%
9,300
100
*35
88
*78 Tb
79
88
20
100
79%
79 Tb
5,500
5,300
1,900
13,000
88
*85
400
2,300
40
*36
,11%
18 Tb
10
36Tb
40
*36
6,600
37,000
11 Vb
llVb
11 lb
21Vo
xl02%
40
*36
40
20%
19
9
101 /a
88
80
29%
29
35%
210
79 Vb
80
86 Tb
*86 Va
*86%
110
87
86 Tb
88
87
47 Tb
46%
47 Tb
46%
33,400
47
46 Tb
47
46 Va
30 Tb
86 /2
47%
31
30Tb
30%
30 Tb
30%
30%
30%
8%
31%
8Tb
32
8Tb
8%
8Tb
8%
8%
8%
33,000
13,700
31Tb
31%
31 Vb
31%
31 Tb
31%
9,500
22
22
Tb
22%
1,200
'
/
f
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
29 Va
29 Tb
29%
30%
30 %
33,000
29Tb
30
29 Vb,
65%
66 Tb
66
Vb
67%
65%
66%
36,900
65%
67
*137
143
139 %
139 Tb
142
143
*138
*135
107
107
105 Tb
105 Tb
106
107
106
107
22%
22 Tb
22 Vb
22 Tb
22 Tb
31
31 Va
31Tb
31Tb
100%
100 Va
*98
22%
23%
23,103
31%
31'A
*98
31%
31 Tb
13,900
100 Va
*98
*98
25%
25%
25
25 Va
25
62
25%
62 Vb
60%
61%
60
61
60%
25%
1,300
22 Va
t
100 Tb
25%
60%
4,100
5,700
400
15%
Xl5%
15%
151/4
15%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48%
34
33 Va
20,800
33%
45 V2
13%
33 Va
34%
34
34%
33%
34 Va
45
45
44 Tb
44 Tb
44 Va
45 Vb
44 Tb
45 Vb
13
12%
13
13%
14
10
10
:
—2
1
Corp.-
Mach
J
common
&
4
'
4
lie
42%
*35%
36%
*36
40'A
40Tb
40
31V21
83 %
*168
170
9%
r4%
42%
36
4Q%
85
34
32%
83%
13%
41%
*41
*12%
.9 Tb
'
*85
9%
9%
43
40%
86
41
%t
8 Tb
30
12,900
700
2,400
9%
11,900
14%
21,200
1%
1%
1%
42%
43 Tb
42%
43 Tb
11,700
9,400
36 Tb
36
36
14 Va
14 Tb
•
1%
36%
Tb
*41
1%
14
.
1%
42%
85
33 Va
No par
9 Va
14
1%
42%
100
1
common
9%
14
12%
41%
40 %
Co
9%
13%
13%
1%
35%
•
13%
1%
25
Foreign
Gypsum
25
9%
,
29 Tb
1Tb
Chemical Corp com—1
preferred
Securities
S Freight Co
&
38,800
1,300
41,900
24,800
29%
%%
U S
24 7b
15%
Shoe
Borax
24%
47 Tb
preferred
6%
U S
24%
47Tb
37% May 20
35
1
24%
29%
3
3
39
24 Tb
*15%
29
30% Sep
2,500
Tb
24
13,600
5,400
15 Tb
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United
a
47'A
34% Jar
Jao
32
56 T
29 Tb
33% Apr
13
14%
55%
47%
2
39 Va Sep
14%
56%
29%
15%
United
23
14%
55%
21Tb
29%
15%
47%
33
45%
13%
9%
1
45% Jun 27
30% Dec
14%
55%
■'
43%
20%
5
Engineering & Foundry
5
Co
i_No par
Industrial
1% Aug
15
55 Tb
•
42%
20 Va
2,500
13,600
15,600
Merch & Mfrs Inc
3
14%
56%
43 Va
20%
8%
United
t! Jan
15
43
20 Tb
29%
United
2
14%
56
a
42%
8 Tb
3
1% Jan
15
50%
'
29 Va
July 24
31
4
8 Va
Greenfield Corp
11 Dec
4
20
29%
United
10
23 Tb
42
8 Vb
Improvement Co—13 Va
14% Jun
23%
23>b
42%
20 Tb
41Tb
Corp
2
23%/
34,700
1,800
13,100
8 Tb
Gas
2
25,700
87
27
41 Vb
Gas
5% JaD
58Tb
25%
8%
United
10% JaD
23%
23 Va
57%
*85 %
70
700
42%
United
9
87
25%
25 Va
'
8%
1
11
23 T
60%
59
*85 Va
87
25 Tb
25
3,700
42'A
45% July 23
15
Feb 17
6% Jan
Va
*85
20
/
8Va
Fruit
15% Jan
59
58%
87
25%
•
47
41%
Electric Coal Cos
34% Aug
57%
19%
11%
*46%
*19%
•
8%
United
34% Jar
11% May 16
19%
A.
41%
United
4
19 Va
-
_1
United
Aug.
*1.9%
20
10 Tb
•
(Del)—,
1
30
34% JaD
10
Corp
46%
ll'/a
11Tb
46%
47
Fastener
United-Carr
Corp
49 Va Jun
57%
*85%
10%
47
i 10%
2,390
—No par
(Del)
5
United
8% Mar 13
30
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
No par
-
Carton
July 25
Oct~23
Nov
&
100
100
1
pfd
America—No par
of
preferred
Board
42% July 29
23,Va
21%
22%
28%
29/a
67
67Ta
*138
143
105% 107
22Va
22%
31
31%
*98
100%
24%
25%
62
62'%
5
10
5
preferred-
United
10% Dec
~5
Biscuit
25%
32%
Aircraft Corp common
(ser pf 1956) conv
United Artists Corp—^
$4.50
xl9%
31%
8%
Co
4%
United
1.9%
59%
87
31%
10
Inc
1
26 % May
27 Va JaD
„
Lines
convertible
4%
100 % Mar 12
62 Va
Air
47'
217,300
41Tb
101
*85
80
25
preferred
15% July 28
11% JaD
30
8
22% Jan
11% Dec
33% Dec
July 17
July 28
23% Jun
37
6
10%
86%
46%
31^
8%
.
Car Co
Union Twist Drill
20% Dec
10%
4S
.
No par
Pacific RR Co common
non-cum
Union Tank
10%
10
California
pf
77
No par
1
$4 .series-a
Preferred
Apr
31% July 22
2
8
$4.50 series
Preferred
54% Jun
13
Apr
common
Mar 24
84
3
Paper
No par
.—10
-
76
*8%
86"a
37 A
103104
31 %
31%
Corp—6%
Carbide Corp—
5
8
Underwood
Union
86% July 30
26% Jan
Udylite
Union
81% Feb
Apr
17
(The)
37% Aug ,1*
104% Aug
1
73 % Jar «
9% Mar
6
24% NOV 22
May
77
10%
>5%
Twin
Corp
76Va
10
19
21
11% July 24
Twin
76
21;o
16
36
2
Jan
74%
21 Vo
15% Jun
6
3% Jan
Jan
20th
76
1
8
32% Jan
50
July 31
28,700
75%
H%
10% Jan
2
10
17
32
900
32 T a
11%
14
Jan
10% Jan
19
2
18 Tb
31%
27/4
49%
30'/
12%
*36
Tung-Sol
5%
18%
32%
20
23
'49
50
27
20
18 Tb
32
*23
5C.
1
17
9% Dec
50% Jun
18 Tb
32
36 ,u
o-> A
23
o4
27,4
49 ,4
2% Oct
3
18 Vi
31%
3j;o
(conv)-
series A
/Preferred
17/64
32%
13-a
32% Dec
43
30
rVb
18%
31%
24%
Electric Co common
1
conv pfd series of 1957
50
Century Fox Film
1
City Rap Transit com—No par
conv prior preferred
50
Coach Co
1
Jun
12%
12%
28.a
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
15,800
70,800
18%
common——1
50
Tri-Continental Corp
34% July 16
57
Jan 29
26
13
12%
12/
Airlines Inc
53
%
-8,a
& Williams Steel
World
Va
12%
18%
No par
—5
Ex-distribution
Transue
300
52
12%
%
24%
26
21
10% Jan
4
109
52%
12 Va
18
32 Vo
75%
,
23% Jan
9
109
52 Tb
12 Tb
23 Vo
Corp_
2
20% Jan
112Tb
52 Tb
42%
20
56
2
4
30
9% Oct
52%
52
112Tb
52 Tb
111
111
23
Bearing
21% May 15
23'/a Dec
Vb
41%
19%
14%
-25
.
July 24
Transainerica
Tb
42
Va
46%
13/64
18
31%
74 %
No par
Trane Co (The)—
'•/!
5,800
%
Tishman
;1
58,900
71%
22Tb
July 10
•
57 %
30 Vb
71 Tb
34
common
Roller
53
30
72 Tb
42
Co__
preferred
51 lb
30 To
71 Tb
22%
Thompson Products
$1.20
52
29%
71%-
33 Tb
19%
57%
/ *85%
Timken
51Tb
29%
71
42%
common
Oil
52
29
22%
$2.40 conv preference
4%
51%
29%
72 VB
33%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
Tidewater
53
28 Tb
42 Tb
■
Thompson
52%
71%
22
Rights
Co
52
2,9
72%
.
.„
$2.50 convertible
19,200
33%
,/ $1.25 conv preferred
Thermoid
2,600
3,600
14 Vo
34 Vi
22%
42Tb
No par
Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
21% Aug
2
12
Inc
Textron
13%
13 To
21 Vo
41%
Oil
Utilities Co
May 20
42 % May
46
i' 'i
&
28
10% Jan
Pacific Ry
Texas
Texas
7 To
7
7 Tb
7
13 Va
33 %
ex-distribution
Sub share ctfs
'A July 29
1
Inc
&
7Tb
13%
10
Texas
Coal
7%
13%
33%
37
1
July 21
7%
13%
No par
1
Producing Co
Sulphur
45% Aug
2
26% Jan
4
7%
13%
36,600
44,200
.
34% July 31
71%
1
1
2.50
;
Texas
15% Feb
26
5
25
Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
23%
7
13%
51%
28%
9
Corp
Aircraft
23% Aug
2
Jan
July 29
30% July 31
72% July
1
25% Mar 18
(James)
*36
40
Va
*85
41
41
86
*85
42%
86
330
14,300
370
85
85
34%
34
34'A
4.500
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32
6,400
31%
87 Tb
12,200
31%
83
*168
83%
170
83%
*168
86 Va
170
87
*168
89 Tb
170
86%
*168
170
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
(464)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
36
V» Dec 23
37
Nov
8
17% Apr 22
45
Jun 12
22% Dec 23
27 % Jan
8
Jan
,
25
39
4
Dec
4
66
24% Nov
4
69
Oct 21
36% Jun 13
87' Mar
4
Jan
24
17% Feb 12
Dec 30
64% Jan
20
61% Jan
Dec
44
7
2
147% Apr
1
19% Jan
Jan
22
35% Jan
3
0
8
Jan
2
■
Jan
8
87
5% Dec 23
10
Jun
5% July
68% Jan
Jan.21
Apr 17
19
10.
20
4% Jan
>
Nov
6
Oct
21
41
Apr
Feb
30% Jun
7
30
21
155
Jun
18% Dec 31
77% Jan
24
1
26% Aug
1
14
40% Jun
17
Jan
3
19% May
3
4
30% Oct 22
135
15% Jan
32% Feb
.
21
Jun
86% Mar 12
7% Jan 23
0
28
18% May 12
58% May 14
2
24% Jan
8%
155% July 11
22% Mar
6
29% May 23
142
Feb
71
73
Jun
12
Oct
1
29% Apr
10
25
Dec
19
50% Jan
3
27% Jan
20
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
9% July 15
21
May 7
14% July 16
47
Dec 31
8% Nov
7
40
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
123
Oct
Oct
124
Aug 23
9
23% Jan
3
13
Jan
2
79
124
Jan
2
28
76 V2 Dec
30
21% Oct
May 22
26% Jan
8
12
106% Jan
6
11
Feb
111
97% Jun 21
20
90
Mar 27
85
May 28
July 24
98
Max
1
91
93
Mar 13
78% Jun
83
82
37% July 11
29
12% May 24
11
11
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
14% Jan 20
24% Dec
19
10% Oct
10% Dec
14
3
Jan
1
8
2
12% Mar
2
14% Mar 31
Jan
94
*91
94
*91
75%
91
92
92
*91
38%
37%
38%
75%
36%
53%
70%
69%
153%
152 %
26%
25%
36%
*36%
12 %
12%
*12%
5%
5%
80%
5%%
6%%
29
Apr 29
preferred
preferred
70%
nys/..
70%
152%
151%
25 %
27%
26%
20%
*
36%
37
36%
36%
*36%
12%
12%
12%
5%
5%
5%
12%
5%
5%
80%
*79%
80%
*6%
7
•13%
6%
6%
6%
*75%
76%
23%
*75 %
76%
23%
23%
23%
39%
*38%
76
*152*-
153%
153%
*20%
20%
60
59%
33%
60
,
38%
152%
20%
:
.
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11,200
6%
'
100
36
20%
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20%
22,900
38'%
153
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153
*19%
76
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300
'
59%
59 %
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120'
29
29%
59%
29?
29%
29%
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34%
.
a
3.5%
20.90G
8%
8%
9'%
9%
9%
15;80t
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
20%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
07 %
27%
27 v«
37%
3,90t
2,300
12
12%
32"
13.
12
12 '%
4,700
66%.
67
67%
07%
67*%
4,200
31 %
6,900
.
30%
35%
33%
35
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'
8%
,
12%
12%
12%
12%
67%
66%v
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8%
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60%
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67%
.:
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r
67
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*120%
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%
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31%
31%
30%
31%
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120
31%
30%
31%
30%
81%
81%
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*79%
82
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83
17
31
17
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
3,500
88%
87
87
86
86%
87%
87%
90
*88
29%
109%
88%
•
109
31%
31%
31! 4
12»
13%
16%
s
*89
90%
90%
*90%
31 %
31%
31%
32 %
31%
31%
6,300
12%
12
12%
12
12%
4,20(
17%
i
13%
14!a
'
'
13%.
17
17%
84
84
84
84%
92%
92%
92%
93
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42 Va
64%
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94%
92
91%
'
14 %
84
89
94%
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91%
12
83%
91! 2
89
94 %
17%
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17%
14!
120
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108%
308%
.
12%
12
12%
17,900
91%
32%
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91%
30
110
94
94
94
29-%
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30
29%
500
91%
109
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91%
82
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82
30%
29%
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30
29%
30
109%
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94
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1
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18 %
20%
-
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59%
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29%
20%
29%
2914
26
38%
120%
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15
25% 426%
24%
20
6,100
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76
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38',
152%
154 %
24C
1,700
'
25%
a
34,100
12%
6%
6%
6%
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39
20
;
2,600
t
.
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80%.
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15
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37
6%
6%
6%
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71%
26%
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80
79%
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15
6%
23%
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6%
6%
21),
•
12%
15
980
13,700
1,200
179,300
152
26
,
39,500
'
53%
53%
53
53
.
■'
800
36
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69%
L
28 %
35!4
-5%
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'
28%
36%
71%
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60
28%
25%
12%.
.
27%
150%
150
152%
37
~30
94
37%
r
28%
53%
53
25%
6%
15
75%
36
152
153
*80
7
*75
—16
—100
400
preferred
36%'
>
38
151
-
19,000
28%
35%
•53%
70%
♦
37%
150
149 %
*28%
28%
25
.
37%
37%
149
149
149
149%
0%
8
,—100
100
100
100
10
10
Co common
convertible
5%
94
13
*74
*13%
—100
preferred
Vulcan Materials
1
84 % July
3
Jan
84
div partic
6%; preferred
4
Jan
9% Jan
74
75%
{81%
16%
preferred
$4.04 preferred———
$4.20 preferred
:
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
32% July 29
18% Aug
♦74
*74
53%
preferred-:
$5
May 13
95
90% July 15
24% Apr
7
9,100
75 %
*74
'6%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
May 20
90% July
99 % Apr
Apr
9
Feb 25
9io
35%
'120%
6%
Mar 21
99
30%
34%
preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
91% May 20
113
25
80%
35%
80%
3%%
Mar 13
19
8
Apr 22
25% Jan
12% Dec 31
24%
80%
35
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
31% July 21
85
May 8
2
77% Feb
6
25%
80%
35%
5%
2.50
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
21
Mar
84
*-
80%
36 %
Vlck Chemical Co
07% July 31
25%
80
34%
28%
*
5%
33% July 10
30
12% July 17
Apr
45% Jan 17
"•
24%
36
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
—10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Oct 25
124
23% Oct 22
71
21% Jan
9%
*9
9%
*9-
35%
25%
Corp of America— —J
Industries Inc com-2.50
conv
100
6,0(X
'
80%
28%
Norman
$2.28
29%
'
25%
152%
1
.—100
—. 12.80
Light Co
Power &
Vanadium
Van
20% July 16
27% July 31
13% Jan
Sep
29
20
Dec
5
18
12% Dec 24
Utah
29%
29%
IPC
16,800
80
69%
100
_
29%
45%
30%
24%
53
com_No par
preferred
4%%
36% July 31
4% Dec
.
preferred
*44%
,
34%
34%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
24
65% Nov 22
22
Tobacco
45%
35%
28%
Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred—__100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp__
1
Universal Leaf
*44%
'■■■
81 %
149
United Whelan
6% July 11
9%
25%
91
No par
7% noncumulative preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 lioncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
—14
12% Aug
1
7
Jan 16
9%
9%
37%
16%
—.—100
—
9%
*9
9%
*9
9%
*74
U 3 Tobacco Co common
32% Jun 16
38% May 16
8
preferred
9%
7G.70C
13%
38%
79%
——
7%
13%
38%
45%*
29%
13%
38%
24%
common
U 8 Steel Corp common
72% July 31
158% Jun 12
0
4% Jan
74% Jan 22
28
79
21
■
2
5% Jan
July 21
13
6% May 10
Jan 21
2
75
U
53% July 29
2
5% Oct 29
Dec 31
68
12 y4 Dec
36% July 29
8
13
36
U
29%
13%
9% !
*44%
Shares
;
34%
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
S Shoe Corp
1
8 Smelting Ref & Min corn—50
7%
preferred
50
28% July 31
15% Feb
1
Aug
1
9% Oct 22
3%%
U 8 Rubber Co
% July 29
154
Jan 22
45%
30
'9
Aug. 1
*37%
9 %
29%
29%
-
preferred series A—.—100
preferred series B
100
3%%
6
38
25
25% Deo 12
31
Mar
92
3
Apr 14
2
21% jan
2
25% Jan
155% Jan
Mar
80% Mar 14
Jan
46% Jan
20
17
U 8 Plywood Corp common
140
11
24
73% Jan
136% Jun
35% July 28
51% Jan
4844 Dec 19
;
Pipe & Foundry Co
73% Jun 30
22% July 10
25
preferred
4V-i%
U S
0
31% Apr
4
156
25
Jun
common:
U 8 Playing Card Co__
82
49% Jan
30% Dec 30
135
Co
25% July 31
81% July 28
Jan
;
26% Mar
Aug 20
94
12
Dec
4%%
9%
*44%
44%
the Wssfe
Friday
V
July 31
38%
*37%
9
44%
38%
9%
Sales fsr
a
Thursday
■'
13%
'-37
9%
1
50
1
10
5
10
1
Inc common
preferred series A—
33
July 39
13
13%
12%
13%
37
4
50
class A preference
U S Lines
17
9% Jun
18% Jan
68
5%
12
6
30% May
8% Apr
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
Jan
2
27% Jan
63
79
U S Industries
16
47% Feb
Jan
23% Jan
I
U S
10% Jan
Jan
8% Jan
24
Oct 30
9
'
13%
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
13% Aug
1
39% Jun 10
0% Jan
7
7
17% Jan
5% Oct 22
24
Dec 31
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
-
July 29
July 28
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Manday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Range Since Jan.
tear 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
14%
13%
:
90
42,800
14%
18%
!17%
17%
17%
40
•
3,300
84%
150
93 %
*84
530
"84
84%
93
03%
93%
!'-J
^-i^,4j$4
13'/e 14 ....
36% 36%
30% 30.4
-
93
93%
'
w
Oct
60
22
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
24
Jan
77
72% Feb
30
Dec
58% May 15
12% Oct 22
14
Aug
27% Dec 31
31
Aug
13%
Oct~22
18%
2
38% Jun
15
12"% Jan
6
8
May"29
30
11% July 17
Waldorf
11% Jan
6
14
Mar 21
28
95% Jan 24
84
Jan
13
95
Apr 25
6%
8
Oct
22
16% Jan
2
8
Apr
8
10% July 28
21% July 8
69% May 6
45% July 25
Ward
16% Jan 30
Industries
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
16% Dec 80
28% Jan
42% Feb 12
68 %
Jan
13
22
38% Mar 28
34% Jan
2
30
Oct
22
36% Jan
17
34% Jan
2
24% Dec
30
34% May
26% May
24
25
2
41% May 19
33% July 31
19% Mar
7
24% July 10
Wayne
1% Jan
3
Welbilt Corp
Jan
10
2% July
35% Aug
19% Dec 30
56
July 10
3
Jan
14
3% May 15
34% Jan 29
23
Aug 14
48% Jan 23
44% Jan 15'
1% Nov 21
22% Oct
42
52% Apr
2
39% Jan
4
5
15% Jan
25% Jan
13
28% Jun
Mar 20
97% Jan
2
Jan
3
90
4
105
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
95
Nov
32
Oct
87
28
4.80%
Mar
18
87
11
22
14% Jun 24
88
Kentucky
94
Jun
19% May 13
23% Feb
Feb
100
95% May 28
48 Va Jan
63
Jan
3
67% Sep
42% Jan
2
56% July 31
Jan
2
22
41% Dec 11
14% Oct 22
20% Jan
17% Dec
30
33% May 14
17% Jan V 2
52% Feb
12
68% July
55% Jun
76
19
July 24
% Aug
21%
x21%
16"«
96
66
76
16Tb
96
67Tb
76
16%
*96
66 %
*75 Va
jU%
55%
21%
24%
;59'%«.
86'%
22
25%
60%
Western
Pacific
Western
5
100
com.
Union
No par
RR
Dec
0
8
56
Jan
25
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
48!4 July 14
34% Oct 21
53% May 24
100 % Jan
7
40% Jan
2
50 Va Aug
1
White
91% Jan,
2
98 Va
4% Jan
2
July 8
7% Jun 30
White
128
8
Mar 29
92
86
129 % Feb
33% Dec 24
69% Jan
2
82% Nov 13
96% Jan
9
15% Dec
26% Mar 22
r
65% Feb
68 % Jan
90
Dec
30
10
4
4% Dec 23
13% Jan
29% Jan
May
2
.
33% Apr
7
83% Jan
6
10
20% Oct 22
119
14
Oct
24
47
Feb
18
32% Jun
27
NOV
12
62% Jun
13
30
13
May 17
68
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
12% July 31
12
5% Jan
21
8
29% Dec
31
28% Oct
17
34
May 13
9
131
71
Mar 19
18% Nov 14
20
Dec
30
35% Dec
20
45% Nov 20
22% Feb
35
July
1 45% Jan
4
Jar
25% July 31
2
Jai
Worthington
80% Jan
2
97
Jun
5
88 % Jun
9
88% Jan
3
78% Jan
2
27
8% Apr
11
4% Jan
2
23% Nov
6
34% July
9
23% Apr
16
25 % Oct
22
35 Va Jan
2
19
123% Jan
2
25% Feb
68% Jan
25
66% Dec
16% Dec
31
16
May 27
y
prices:
Ex-rights,
no
z
sales
8% May 16
28% July 29
2
34% Aug
1
9
103'% July 31
19% Jan 16
28
91Tb July 31
Apr
67% Feb
asked
Iron
Woolworth
22
and
Woodward
49% July 29
Oct
on
this
Ex-distribution.
day.
tin
-
Public
Service
Corp
22%
2%
31%
32
32%
48%
48%
47%
19
59%
19%
*59'%
32
32%
Corp
35Tb
35%
36%
36Tb
124
125
25
25
27%
28
48%
49
60'%
60'%
92'%
94
82%
83'%
preferred 4'%% series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
*95%
6%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
10
5
No par
No par
has
been
filed
*
12%
7%
27%
28%
30%
31%
100
100%
18%
18%
87%
1
Zenith Radio Corp
petition
7'%
6
Wyandotte Worsted Co
21%
17
97
66%
78
x35%
100
10
10
10
100
common
59%
19%
35Tb
5%
35Tb
10
Co
(F W) Co
Prior
receivership or
23%
2%
43%
84%
10
Power Co com
Wisconsin
61% July 22
4% Dec
•Bid
Elec
23%
2%
2% |
32%
49%
93
23 %
63
46Tb
50
97
7
25%
35
1
Inc
preferred
45% Feb 27
10
Ex-dividend
6%
36% Jan
16
75
*
Industries
Wisconsin
25% July 16
29% Aug
1
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
30
1
27
23%
42%
10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Mar 25
32%
43%
84
12Tb
5%
4.9
10
Windsor
Jun
32%
93
23%
61%
46'%
49%
97
35
41%
23%
61%
45'%
Nc par
-1
Co
2
36% May
20% Jani
21% Jas,
8
preferred
Jun
37
43
93
23
113
*34
41'%
22%
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common
Wilson-Jones
13
135
*109
87%l
*24%
5
CO
Feb
Jan
78% Dec
.
-
Oil
Wilcox
31%
x55
55
21%
21Tb
24Tb
24%
60%' 60%
*86'/a
87'%
*109
113
6Tb
25
100
preferred
6
2
••
-
,1
common
15
31% Jan
6
Co
31%
*96% 99
*91% 92%
39%
40%
*99% 102
93
23
*61'%
46!%
49%
96%
6%
25%
*34
41%
23'%
*80
;
*12%
5Tb
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
$4.25
85% July 10
26% Jan
124
Motor
5%%
44% July 31
15% Jan 30
Telegraph
.
25% July
1,
37
Feb 13
6
9
July 31
61% July 24
.
3
16% July
8
Jan 81
Nov
Aug
94
13
19% Jan
75
18% Feb
116
Jan
46% July 31
23% July 23
21
23% Mar
20
4
92% Apr 21
125
Jan
7
16% Feb 21
55
.
25% July 28
24
% July 25
July 22
1
40%
32%
103% 103%
21
Co
91
for
88%
-
1J .«
37%
30%
,a
37%
30
67%
31Tb
32V#
1
Supply
24% Oct
79% Aug 19
4
59%
19%
59%
20%
102'%
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12'%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4'%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
15
*48%
39
*96%
preferred.
.
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
67% July 25
13
32
32
49%
13
44%
40%
23%
2%
2%
I3;?a
10
20%
42%
23%
84%
13
6
35%
125
125
24% 25
27% 28'%
48% 49%
60% 60%
*92% 93
82% 83'%
7%
7%
27% 28%
31% 31Ta
,99'% 101
59%
.
*12
5%
35%
35%
13
6
35Tb
36
*124
126%
24% 24Tb
27% 28%
x48% 48%
60Tb 60Tb
*92'% 93'%
83
83'%
s7%
7'%
28%
33%
99% 102Tb
27%
32
18
18%
18
18%
87%
87%
87%
90%
the company's reorganization,
a Deferred
5,900
•
1-
13\a
12 #
88%
9%
4
13
4
*86
9%
88%
9'/a
21
2%
22%
2%
32%
48
33%
47%
45/4
40,4
33%
22%
2%
35%
47%
60
59%
200
2,300
3,200
14,300
5.000
40-
5.9 3 b
21
65%
44 4
40 4
33%
'21%
07%
44%
40:u
33%
23
65
o
7.001
6,900
13,100
4,100
5,600
2,000
80C
2,000
4,400
25C
BOO
19
19'%
19'.4
19%
4,500
32%
32'.
32%
10.60C
*96!
a
104
103
102%
*96 %
97
91
92%'
39%
40! a
39Tb
*99"%
33C
103
97
a
*91'%
*100
102
91%
32C
40%
11,900
102
21!%
22
21Tb
5,006
16%
16Tb
17
17%
5.30C
97%
*96
97%
1C
66'%
7,900
*96
65%
'76
76
,
21%
66%
64%
55%
21%,%/
24% 24%1
60% 61%
•87....
87'%
*109
113
43
46
*92% 94
22%
23
*61% 63
x46%
47
149% 49%
*95%
97
6Ta
7Va
*25
25Tb
34
34
42%
43%
23Tb
23%
*80
84
300
T
32
103% 103'%
*96% 98
*91% 92'%
39% 40
*99% 102
21%
21%
16Ta 16Tb
*96
97'%
65'% 66%
*76
78
54%
21%
i'vf;1
'
44%
31%
31%
24
•
>
00
67%
44va
40%
•
■
33
1~ ,4
*86
9%
20%
65%
44%
4.0%
*44v4
40%
.
*101
pfd-L-100
4.80%
10
88% July 11
31
12%
88%.
104'%
99
91
40
Power 4'/2%
Western Auto
9
87% July 11
Dec
20
31%
"103%
5
Western Air Lines Inc.
17
62
2
Co
4.10%
6
98
Coal
4.20%
9
17% May
2
13%
12-;a
*86
9%
20%
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4'%% preferred
100
West Penn
40% July 31
May
13%
12%
80%
9%
20%
20%
66%
40%
59%
4
Penn Electric Co
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
Apr
1
West
West
14 % Jan
25% July 31
16% July 30
50
Stamped
4
103
4
2.50
—.
4
May 20
99% Jun 11
4
96% Mar
24
2%
31%
49
44%
13 ,0
37%
30%
Corp—
Mar
105
31% Feb 28
—5
1
preferred
Jun
65
Feb
104% Mar 20
31%
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
1
32% July 16
21
2
47% Jan
93
11
92% Nov 11
17 % Oct
Jan
5
20%
67%
45
13%- 13%
37% 37%
30% 30%
03
04
44*13 -a
*37%
30%
13%
12%
86%
9%
13%
44%
40%
Mills
Knitting
-
12%
87%
10%
No par
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
49% July 28
8
15% Dec 23
23% Oct 21
12%
«7
10
20%
66%"
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical „l
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
West Indies Sugar
•
Inc
30%
12%
1
100
1
—5
preferred-.
30% Oct
3714
30%.
2.50
Co
Ward Baking Co common
10% July 12
Oct
3
O&W
*03
*62% 64
43%;, 44%
43%
14
37%
*13%
No par
—10
No par
Co
Walworth
30
80
11% Dec
15
System
Walker (Hiram)
30% July 28
16% Feb
4
100
Wagner Electric Corp
Walgreen
8
27% Jan
25% Jan
32
preferred
Wabash RR 4%%
24
44% July 31
13 % July 31'
*75
50%.
55
21%
54%
21%
24%
61 %
87'% 87'%
*109
1113
40Tb
44%
94
94
22 % 22%
61% 61%
46% 46%
49'%-.49%
*95% 97
7
7
*25
25%
*34
45
43%
23%
12%
6
43%
24'%
83%
12%
6
35%
61% 63
45% 45%
49'%' 50%
97
97 :
6%
6%
*25
25%
*34
35
44Tb
25Tb
80%
OOV4
92%
83%
7'%
t
35%
126%
24Tb
28%
47%
*81
36
35%
*124
24
*
,
delivery.
12%
6
35'%
35 *8
44%
25
84
12%
6
36
35%
*124 , 126%
24% 24%
7,40C
66,600
19,606
69,o00
60C
36,10C
140
8.90C
200
3,200
•6,000
200
3",900
M
200
100
12,100
63,400
20C
800
2,660
8,600
2,400
4C
1,900
6,600
29%
29%
29%
48'%
61
92'%
47%
60%
*91%
84%
7%
47%
61%
93%
84'%
8%
20,000
28
28'%
33% 34%
100'% 101%
10,100
5,000
19,600
84
7%
28
28%
33
33%
100'% 103'%
13% 13%
90
56%
22%
24% 24'%
61% 61%
87'% 87!%
*109
113
44
45%
*93% 93'
22% 22'%
22
24%
62
400
78
91%
rCash sale.
13%
18%
90
91
8,000
1P0
1,900
8,90C
3,600
17.00C
wdWl-en distributed.
Number 5765
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Bond
Chronicle
Record
(465)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letter*
In
the
column
Figure*
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
Period"
'Interest
decimal
Indicate In each oase the month when the
point represent one or more 32nds of
LOW
Range for Previous
Year 11151
,
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Highest
Lowest
.
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EXCHANGE
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1
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—
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&
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78
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88
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29.
79
83
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1962
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1999
81%
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Co
debentures
74
A
2001
106%
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debentures
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101
COMPANIES
debentures
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'
—_—Feb-Aug
13
98%
100
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5s
sinking fupd external loan 1963
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9%
>.
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4 Vis
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adj
10
4H«s
48%
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debt
INDUSTRIAL
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1987—
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*42%
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f extl loan new 1965!—;
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s
AND
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r
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A
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95
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1933
78
2
96
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88
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1963_Jan-July
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32
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f debentures
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debentures 1983—1—:
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s
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1978
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_
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!_
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12
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Power
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106
10'4
13
184'%
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--June-Dec
4
readjustment
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208
102%
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100
100
97
88
2
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187
39
102% 103%
94'
73'%
201
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_
94%
—
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100%
174
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—
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of
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71
97'%
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70
98'%
55
*166
on
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to
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1947
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conversion
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62
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1
extended
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No.
98%
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1952————Mar-Sept
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23
180
—
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1
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—
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Jan-Jul>
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76
74
or
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High
5 Vis due 1961
June-Dec
Sale Price
Low
Prussian
3s dollar
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
South
bonds 1972
3s dollar
Jan. 1
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
loan of 1924
>»«-..
1
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
German (Fed, Rep ofi—Ext
5'%& collar bonds 1969
AUGUST
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
York Stock Exchange
New
WEEK
FOR
1958
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Monday, August 4
93'.i
103
99
57
_4
76
82
20
105'4
107%
10
86
94'%
76
84'%
■
^
Number 5765
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
Chronicle
(467)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
BONDS"
'
York
New
Stock
Central of Georgia
Interest
AGen
Week's
Last
Period
Sale Price
'
Exchange
or
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,
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debentures 1982
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%
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1983
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—
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109 Vi
367
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Motors Corp
3s
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124
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a 4s conv income debentures 1969
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June-Dec
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—
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.May-Nov
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& Co 3%s conv sub deb '75 _May-Nov
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96
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165
50
97
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page
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w
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series
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1
,
2
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.
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5
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19
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——
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2
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■
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94%
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r
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mortgage 3%s ser F 1990—Jan-July
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102
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72
68
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1961—April-Oct
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'
63 Vi
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«
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70
65
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67
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3s
99
54%
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1965—
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91 Va
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105
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93
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s
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67
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%
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debentures
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conv
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105
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ref
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ref
&
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1971
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114%
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101
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1970
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8
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May-Nov
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y.
mortgage 2%s series G 1963Jan-July
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4ybs 1987
ref mtge
convertible
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Pennsylvania Division—
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Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
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;
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108
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see page 29.
39
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314
—
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...
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97
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63
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J
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104Vi 107Vi
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s
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100
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; 1st mortgage 4%s 1987.
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Feb-Aut
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,
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—Jan-July
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N Y Telephone
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; Refunding
mortgage 3s series F 1981.—Jan-July
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April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4 %s series J 1991—flfay-Nov Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
.Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
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General & refunding 4 Vis ser A 1974__Mar-Sept
92%
40
93%
Aprtl-Oct
-April-Oct
April-Oct
i
April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
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1979-May-No*
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—Feb-Aui
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90
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series A
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/
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Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
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88
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A Series E 4 Vis
contingent Interest 2003—May
ASCries F 5s contingent Interest 2003-.;
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Lehigh Valley Terminal By 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington So Eastern By first 5s 1965
April-Oct
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Little Miami general 4s series 1962
.May-Noc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
*
debentures
83
/89
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriMX* 4 Vis
income debentures 1989..
—June-Dec
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April-Oct ^
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May-Nov
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;
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Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July 4 Vis
90%
90
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444
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Feb-Ant
Feb-Aug
1984
(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1876
88
..
107%
105%
104
,
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96 ■:*> 96
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Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003—
3%s
95
57 Vi
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Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
^!Li?htlne,
LoriUard
89
90%
.
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85
68
^r
—
N
96'4
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N
99%
75
-
.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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1st So ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal By—
95%
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—
,
112%
106
7
98%
85
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94
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110% 112 Va
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98%
104%
103
•/ 100
.Jan-Jute
Knnsas City Southern By 3 Vis ser C 1984-June-Deo
Kansas-City Terminal Ry2%s 1974
—April-Oct
Karstadd (Rudolph) 4 Vis debs adj 1963—Jan-July
KOjtodky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1901-Jran-Julf
.
88%
—J*n-July
1st
Stamped 1961
Plain-1961 ■
-A:
4 Vis unguaranteed 1961—
96 Vi
High
93%
91
91%
3Vis 1997.—
Jan-JUly
3%s registered 1997...—.—:
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Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1B98L-,—
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998—
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
110%- 116%
945
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■*84
i
86%
18
JazL. 1
Low
No.
Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General
•
•
Mar-Sept
mtge 4s 1990
Kansas;City Power & Light 2%s 1976
1st mortgage 2%s 1078
.1st.mortgage. 2%s laao—_
.
/
N
-
100^
Range Sines
Sold
101Va 101%
*86%
—-—AprtWJct
1980—
6s
Bend*
;
High
107
JOlVi
'• .Feb-Aug
York
Collateral trust
109%
107
89
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
i.
96%
97 V
*107Va
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dee
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
:.
93
90
9Ga4
Range
Friday's
101V it 102%
*106 % 108'%
debentures
f
s
102
May-Noc
1980
conv
Refunding & Impt 4Vis series A 2013—ApriliCe^-*
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Qc* V
'
*
f debentures 1887
,
Interstate Power Co 3%f 1978
I-JT-E- Circuit Breaker 4 Vis conv 1982
tt Mich
83
99 Vi
*90
Co 3%s
Tea
Central BR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
New
92 U
May-No?
_
# debentures series A 1977
Kanawha
80%
77
"82
or
Bid A Asked
—
'-79
Jan-Jala
4 Vis s
r
93%
-87
corn—
subord debs
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%e eonv subord debs 1983
3Vis
88%
85 Vi
88
jan-July
International Minerals 8r
3.69* conv
HI Vi
10
19 Vi
83%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
:.JsWulf
3.20s series I 1982
3 Vis
12 Vi
20
18%
81V4
v
Sale Price
1£77
^..Feb-Auy
New England Tel & Tel Co;—
*
First guaranteed 4 VzS series B 1961——Afay-Nov
3s debentures 1982—
—April-Oct
3s debentures
1974
Mar-Sept
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1088
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction \RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
.-Mar-Sept
5s
88
81V4
__Mar-fiep9
Jan-July
June-Dee
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
-
54
119
4
National
21
May-Noo
May -Nov
May-iNoo
Jan-July
1984
1989;
Indianapolis Union By 3Vis
High
37 Vi
54
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Low
June-Deo
1979
Contol mortgage 3%s aeries F
1st mtge 3 Vis series Q lfgo
<■
Low
No.
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Feb-Any
3 %• series B
3%s aeries O
AUGUST 1
ENDED
Range Sine*
High
52%
19
Telephone 2%« series A 1981—Jan-July
mortgage 3s series B 1978
£U Cent RR consel mtge 8%s ser A 1979
Cont-ol
53 V 2
April-Oct
Bonds
Sold
Fr*day'§ /
Low
IIA Hudson & Manhattan first 5s A
WEEK
Week's Rang*
or
4, 1958
-
83%
Jan-July
—.June-Dec
...May-Nov
—..May-Nov
—June-Dec
:___Feb-Aug
^Jan-July
—June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar -Sept
-May-Nov
97
*92
95V2
96
88 Vi
96
16
88'A
*__
89%
*__
84%
89%
94%
95'A
95%
93%
98
88
92
—
84%
68%
1
85
90
1
—
——
92
--
94%
89%
—
*—
*__
97%
101%
^3%
89
2
33%
97'A
90
91
897e
90
93%
106
97%
—"
35
196%
97%
108%
100
i
Number 5765
188
Volume
. .
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
:
.
.BONDS
Stock Excbai^e
.
„
Week's
Friday
1
Interest
Last
1'errod
,
New l'ork'
-
Sale Price
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4%s
subord debs 1987——.
cony
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.
Plllsbury Mills.Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%8 1996
96
114
"921
Jan. 1
Low
0.
28
381
*90
J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 56 series A 1970
Public Service
:
debentures
mortgaged Vis 1968
1977
96%
;
98
99
iili
93
'Sylvania
.,
mtge 6s 1953
§£ Consol mtge 6s 1955
Debt adjustment bonds—
4Vis
'
101%
101 *
I
4%s series B 1978
92
Texas
•
93 V'a
'
'934,
1)8
;i)
no:
100%
•
;
99%
99%
debs
105 V a
118
*170
r
.
".
.
96%
95
;
^J."
94 V
99
*—
98
98
98
.
.
95% 100
97 Vi
-74.
74%
*—
92%
•
76 vi.
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»
98%
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185
*90%
82%
79 %
■
.
*90 lb;
•—J
■—
133Vi
170
133Vi 137
91
Rohr Aircraft 5 Vis
Mar-Sept
Royal McBee 6 Vis conv debs 1977
June-Dec
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996 Jan-July
Second
gold 6s 1996
!.
April-Oct
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond
mtge
1st
4s ser B
mtge
income
A5s
Bt
Paul
Duluth
&
first
Bt Pauf Union Depot
Bcioto
V &
1st
RR
v
38
-
debentures
75
38
68%
56 Va
80
81
50
63%
y
-%
234
60%
trust 3%s
s
debentures
1975
y...
90
103
106
_
103%
--
*90
89
-June-Dec
92 V'a
87
—
93%
89
89
*81 Vu
87
4%s
4%s
5s
.
105
103
:
*—
103
3
conv
Union
sUbord
Oil
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
Bouth
&
debentures
„
*90
gtd 5s
Bouthern Bell'Telephone &
3s
debentures
2%8
Bouthern
California
Called
Edison
93%
Feb-Aug
Jan -July
i
93%
86'/a
.
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
Gold
4 Vis
San Fran
A
V'rX-'V
89%
94%
87%
86%
130% 130%
130Vi
debs
1.01%
subord
and
ref
Bouthern
Pacific RR Co—
?
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961——Jan-July
1st mtge 5 Vis series H 1983
April-Oct
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Memphis dlv first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs' 1985-——April-Oct
:
3 Vis debentures
1983
Map-Nov
ASpokane Internl first gold 4Vis 2013—
-April
debs
2%s
%'■"
V
•
104 V
2
109 Vi
~7
64
*96'%
—m
26
104'% 105
»
23
109:!a
109
'
Products
Coll
Standard Oil
(Indiana)
5s
conv
97
Wisconsin
68
Yonkers Eleckric Light & Power
100%
107 i/a
107
114
Wisconsin
1st mtge
a
100
76
78%
not
:
60
101 V'a
Deferred
delivery
the year's
sale
n
•
68
tCompanles reported
Y
114
as
y
Ex-coupon.
76
1
-
8lVa
68
69%
82%:,'i
53%
50
:4'.. Y-'AA1:'1
99% 103%
100% 100%
93
93%
93 3 a
v2
.
.5
.
..
25
100% 101-%
52
93%
99% 103
91
'48
54
52
63-
40%
56%
98 Va
98 Vi
53
51 V'a
51%
99%
63
92 Va
100%
91%
:.,
—
'104
.f
•87%
100Vi
—
■
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—
78
90%
87
4
90%
92
92
94%
5
2
92
96%
97
102
88
96
-
•'
V—
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86
94 %
1
V'a
■JVY
66
83
12
y.XtY;,
64%
40
98
82
59
43
■
96%
101%
56%
58%
43
■
99
92%
99 Vi
•XXX'
101.
■
97
:
91
92 V'a
#_
maturity.
96%
90
97
101
;
.-
94%
97
97
104
78
84
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1
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90%
90
'
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90%
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52 ,Y"
,
82
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'
:.*•
;
77
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ag -•
receivership, or reorganized un
by such companies.
'Friday's bid and asked prices; no 6&les being transacted
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
ABonds selling
y.
•-I
64
65
*50
•
being In bankruptcy,
90%
100
1
62
10
68
,
81 %
99
3
a,,—.n«.
during current vreec.
flat.
Si
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
:
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American
July 28 and ending Friday, Aug. 1. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
;
•
In
the following extensive
list
we
Stock Exchange for the week beginning
and is intended to include every security
.
*
'
:.'v
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
-
Range
Low
Corp class
Acme
Acme
Wire
4
1
Co
common
..
10
4%
6%
A_
Precision Products Inc
7%
Shares
16%
18%
•
300
4
4%
3% Jan
3,100
5 Va
2,750
14%
Jun
7% July
Jan
21
Apr
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
6% May
8%
8%
13,200
47«
Jan
8% July
1
3
2%
3 Va
6,900
1%
Jan
Agnew Surpass
*
8 Vi
Feb
Shoe Stores
126
Southern
Alabama
7
8
,
2%
3% July
13 "a July
Alan
5%
Wood
preferred-
Steel Co_
cumulative preferred
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
—
91
19%
Low
Ifr
1,100
5,200
10
126
92%
125
18
19%
900
76%
76%
75
91
57a
6V
Range
Shares
2%
%
Jan
6%
8
V'a
—
Jan
67a
1
400
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Air
l7/a
. •
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
High
-
'•
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
•
- •
.
Friday
STOCKS
1
Consol Industries Inc
'
1
American Stock Exchange
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Adam
Aeronca
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
■
18 1
WEEK ENDED
for Week
High
•
Aberdeen Petroleum
FOR
Sales
Week's
of Prices
RANGE
,
Monday,
whether
•
"
4
1,500
1%
Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
10
Apr
Apr
126% May
86% Jan
95% July
122
16 V'a May
19% Aug
75 Va
77%
Apr
3V2 Mar
ll^
86%
.
90%
99%
*64%
loop# }
83
87
99
Included In the year's ra^ge.
UndeF-the-rule sale not Included
range,
99
99
105
*91>%
2%s 1976_Jan-Julp
not
range,
included in the year's
84
92
*85
Jan-July
3%s 1971
84
T—•
99.x y
*101
_Jan-July
§ Negotiability impaired by
the
100
111%
.96
Public Service
>91%
99
'
.
mtge 4'/2S inc ser A Jan 1 2029—
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Deo
91
111
87
»
Gen
included in
95
111
Central RR Co—
4s series A 2004
3
99%
83 Vi
"32
.
.92%
' 114
97
—
—
97%
87%
172%
83
88
f
Westinghouse Electric Corp. 2%s 1971—-—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
Jan-July
;.
3%s conv debs 1975
Mav-No®
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Feb-A up
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jail-July
73%
90
195
•
3
98
■'82
May
84%
81
100
-
114
97%
Mar-Sept
1980
1984
95%
86
June-Dec
1982
income debentures
5s
997/a
95
April-Oct
1967
3%s conv
4
923/a
92%
109
-May-No®
1966——Jan-July
1974
series I
83%
81%
93%
102%
172%
•
,
Standard
3»/2S
3%s
100%
*911%
90 %
1017 a
79
93%
195
June-Deo
Mar-Sepf
4s
130V'a
*80%
101%
82%
.
*•%
guaranteed 2361——-Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1909—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981
Jan-July
first
142
V 99% 104%
109
.
Power
Shore
94%
75
"64
100%
128
'
__
Jime-Dec
1969
H
ser
64
'
104 Vi
June-Dec
1976
68
62
106%
102 Vi
1951—June-Dec
Jan-July
93%
79
94%
,
First
603'a
Electric
Penn
West
.
95
95
103%
1017/a 102%
Jan-July
1968
debentures
mtge
Fenn
West
.
101%
103%
73
of America—
subord
93%
*81%
94
100
29
93
*89
92%
100%
v-
—
*90
% 113%
^96%
,96
96
Map-Nov
1983
86
99 %
93 %
93 Vi
-
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75_Jane-Dec
90
100%
...
April-Oct
4s
127%
32
96%
83
104
—Jan-July
1976
119
.2'
XXYY'V
-
;96%
98 Vi
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1981-
95%
95%
132%
55
8
60%
60%
60%
115%
12
130% 131
131
Mar-Sept
1977
1969
Term
>
Co—
Pacific Co—'
Gold
100%
85
10
231
Vi 102%
100% 101%
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
West
81%
3
81 Va
'■
*
.V*
99 Va
100 V'a
81%
Jan-July
—
■"
114%
104
91
87%
100%
Telegraph Co—
-
C2
80 Vi
103%
r-
.
102
Gen mtge 4s
115.
96
57
101
92%
,92%
.
*__
1.02 3 i
Gen
94
106%
-i
bonds. <Aug- 15)
First ,4 Vis
■
'
90
*89V4
convertible debentures 1970
1
Jan-July
Bouthern Indiana Ry- 2%s, 1994Jan-July
Bouthern Natural Gas Co 4Vis Conv 1973—June-Dec
1
—
112.% 114%
113%
3 Vis
Bouthern
—
June-Dec
19G3
1979———
debentures 1985
debentures
1987—
2%s
*99
4
1003i 100%
income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3V4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3V'2S 2000—Feb-Aup
H H CO
90
75%
v6
Wabash RR Co—
89
232
114
113
113%
April-Oct
2 Vis 1976—
Ala RR
North
13
.
99 Vis
99%
100%
111 V'a
96
93%
84Vi
.
94% •':.
90%
883i.
-
*96% 100
108%
105%
22
90%
V
777 a., 78
102
102
*—
105%
93
90%
a
-
93% 1?
86-,;-86%a3
..
91V2
94
111%,. ;io8 • 112V3
95%
95%
■
108%
-
95
90
debentures
2 Vis
3'.
118% 118%
113%
1982.
_April-Ocf
1971——April-Oct
Sinclair OH- Corp 4%s conv debs 1986-June-Dec
Bkelly .Oil 2Vis debentures '1965-.—.
Jan-July
Bmith-Corona - 6s conv debs i978
i—Ma'y-Nov
5Vis
.
Shell
.
;
.
*__
**84 V
101%90
92%
*—
103%
7
*
109% 110%
88
.
99%
977/a
1
87Vi
*93%..—
87:
t\
101%
1
105
May-Nov
Jan-July
—
1982—.—April-Oct
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil:& Gas Corp—
:
Feb-Aug
debentures 1972————
subord debs
1977i--.i..—i
1982
L—
debentures
94%
95V3
98%. f98Va
•
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
•
97 *
•
*943i
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
April-Ocf
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4 Vis 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995_
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
Map-Nov
82
77
*81
June-Dec
118 '
1
-.88
94V'a
1st
103%
,
conv
First
97%. 105^8
3GU
103%
103
103%
'
*92
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1978—
ctfs 47/8S
Corp
conv
4Vis
91
98
•106%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s scr G 1979—June-Dec
98%
97
..
91
104
81 '
••77
117.V2.118h...
.
Apr-Ocf
1973
1967
Steel
Participating
85
85
'■
95
C
90
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-No®
April-Ocf
1972
f debentures
87 k
'"J 82
,1
84%'
111 '
108%
3
,
Jan-July
1970
Rubber 2%s debentures
Vanadium
101 %
97
98 Vi;
*95
.fit
118
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
2%s
§ A3 Vis assented series A 1951
5A6Ms8 sinking fund mtge ser O
§ A3 Vis assented series C 1951
69
59%
S.
75 %:
*85%
Corp—
§A6'/2S debs series A 1947
Jan-July
§A3Vis assented sei'les A 1947™^
Jan-July
IA6V2S sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
79%
13
May-Not
Mar-Sept
1974
coll
debs
76%
-72'-'ri
110
'm'J- 84%
Map-Nov'
America
'.
Steal Works
76
65 VH
;
86 '
•
mtge & Coll tr 4%s 1978
3V'aS
Jan-July
—
f
States
71%
65
'■
I,
82
60%
Mar-Sept
2Vis 1966
s
United
Co—
& Sons
E)
of
United
91
71%
74%
gold 4s 1968_Junc-Dec
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
mtge 3S series B 1980—
s f debentures 1977
(Jos
64?
cons
3%s
Beagram
106%
,
64
May-No®
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Air Line
110%
114
91
3 Vis B 1971
New England
Co
*72%
:V
83
86%
110
1976—*.Feb-Aug
'
v-
•.
Corp 2%s
mtge &
2%s
,,
1989
Bcott
Beaboard
44
70 Vi
*52%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July
Bt
112
98V'a
93%
•:
June-Dec
subord debs 1969
Gas
4%s
93%
*91%
,Y" #
Mar-Not
..I
certificates
bond
4s
209
Jan-July
A Jan. 2006
ser
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
110 Vi
4%s ser A Jan 2022
May
1980
—Mar-Sept
inc
debs
~5
111
.
Bt
Bt
98 Vi
108
112
1977
debentures
3
*85
Map-Nov
mtge & Coll tr 4Vis 1977
U.
•
98 Vi
A
.
108
debs
2%s
1st
139
99%
98%-101%
85
1980———i—June^Deo
MaplNov
3%s sinking fund debentures
*102Vi
Jan-July
conv
RR
Biscuit
4%s
89%
1093'a
997/a
Mar-Sept
23/is debs 1970
1st
Mar-Sept
99%
•95 Vi
310
99%'
Feb-Awp.
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3V2S 1972
94
88% .9oya
84 -"
87%*
.
.96%
April-Oct
1960—June-Dec
—
1982
Artists Corp---
conv
1st
85%
>
95 Vi
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1st
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ref
3Vis
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United
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_
1086
mtge
6s
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10
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t
.
1974
3%s debentures 1977
182
182
3Vis
mtge & coll tr 2%s
'United
88
177
.
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Refunding mortgage 2V/2S series C 1991—Mar-Sept*
Union Tank Car 4 Vis sj debs 1973
April-Oct
95*%
104 Vi-109%
103
..
y
Vi:
96
—Jane-Dec
1985—Jan-July
..
3%s
debentures 1968—
United
*156
Oil Co
Ohio Cent
Union
74%
80
—
O
Pacific—'
Union Oil of California
97%
,92
series
Orleans
1-st
89
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of: New
1st
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94
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——
95
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.
io
74%
.
99%
V
102
Y
97%
96
94%
97
9
15
3s
90%
90 Vo
Union Electric Co. of Missouri 3%s 1971
Map-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Apr»l-Oct
,
?:
108 V2 109%Y
109
—Map-Nov
and impt 3%s
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
i
88
92
104% 104%
*95 '" ' —'
RR
•Tol &
:;X
91
•—r
1983
Thompson Products 47/as debs 1982—
97%
a
M 3%s
Pacific-Missouri
'Tidewater
87
; ; «x%- 90%
94% ; 95%
90%
—>
:
Jan-July.
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1990—April-Oct
and refund
174
170
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1970__ApriZ-Oct
111
'
y'
90%
& New Orleans RR—
Term
.
101%
111
:
9G?u
y. 97 %
'
96% 101
100 Vi 10014
*110
April-Oct
1983
38
100 V i
96 %
.100
81%-
88%
*97%
Mar-Sept
'
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 200(L
General and. refund M 3%s ser E
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
mtge 4%s series D 1977
General mortgage 3V4S series J 1969
1983
First
88%
.106
1
,—
103
94%
97
27
•
.
First and refund M 3 Vis series B
96
88 y4
Jan-July
Gen
debs
•
s
.
1007a
;
97%
..
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-.May-No®.
%
.
Company (The) 3%s debs
'Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
103
92%
■
107?),
100% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
4%s series C 1978-_
Richfield Oil Corp—
1972
Products—
subord
conv
97
May-Nov
Jan-July
'
92
106
April-Oct
.
Electric
*96%
Jan-July
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
-
Feb-Aup
5V'.,s series A 1978
debentures
2%s
6s
'Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
98
96
Vx-
102%
*—
,
ibhv
SAConsol
subord
74 '
96%
*8 9 3 4
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jtfir-Sept
-Jan-July
1
of America 3%s
conv
62
•.
5
%- '
.
1980
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Reading Co first &' ref 3 Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3» debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
—Feb-Aufl
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power COrp—
; >
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
May-Nov
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952
"
May-Nov
4%s
I
66
mtge
Texas
1983—April-Oct
Quaker Oats 2%s.debentures'1964
Radio Corp
93%
Texas
lst-and refunding. mortgage 3Vis
3V28 debentures 1975
:
"L
45/aS
95
96%
& Co
1st
Inc
Transit
(,
107%
102
-102% 102%
Jan-July
2%s- debentures- 1973
83%
84
98%
98 Vi
First and refunding mortgage'3s 1972—May-Notf
First. and pefundingmlortgage 27/8S 1979-June-Dec
3%s debentures '1972—
June-Dec
v.:
J
7
3
98
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037——Jan-July
First and Refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
v
1971
v
85%
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May-No®
Jail-July
1963_\—-^-2—__
First and refunding
:
98
-
*—3*104%
-
Mar-Sept
«.
93 &
89%
*87% '90%
Jan-July
1966
High
--8G%-~ 92.
•
Y
:
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
■
100
8G%
GG
'
May-Nov
Mar-Sepi
1981
__
& Gas* Co—
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3sdebentures
-
1
Surface
98 '
99
98
-
35
Chem-ist mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nov
Pittsbufgh Consolidation Coal' 3J/2S 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh.'..Plate Grass 3s debs.1967
uApril-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1962
—FeB-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
3%s s f debentures 1986—
—April-Oct
Potomac Eleetric Power Co 3s 1983
...Jan-July
•'
1974
(Ohio)—
25'
87V*
86%
Map-Nov
Jan-July
4Vis-sinking'fund debentures 1982
Stauffer. Chemical 3?bs debs 1973
; 76 y
85%
.
Pittsb Coke &
.
Standard Oil Co
:
debentures 2%s 1971
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
,»IiOW
Sine*
Range
Bends
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
.i
Swift
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s-series B -1975—^_Aprii-Oct
General mortgage 338s series E 1975—April-Ocf
33/4S conv debs 1973..
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs
94
"96%
99%
—
Week's Rang*
T- Last
Interest
X ■' ■'
.
Stock Exchange
Standard Oil (N J)
2%s debentures
114
92
76-
*99%
.
York
New
99%
106%
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V *98*'i
ser
bonds
,
•
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
I
RECORD
1
High
96
99
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963__Eeb-Aug
;
Range Sine#
Sold
97
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
,
,
112% 114
June-Dec
AUGUST
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
,
High
96
June-Dec
WEEK
FOR
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
29
(469)
Feb
67/a July
.
(430)
&0
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Led
stocks
^
Range Since Jan.
American Engineering
Alleghany Corp warrant*,
IB
JLS
100
3% Apr
5% Jan
9%
12,000
86%
400
8%
550
-20
24%
Jun
4% July
"
3% Mar
July
38
4% Jun
10%
Jun
45
Jan
6%
Jun
9% Apr
90
Feb
10
Jan
65
50
Jan
Jan
93
Jan
9% July
23%
24%
1,300
21% Jan
35%
100
10%
10%
11%
7,000
44%
41%
44%
7,200
21
Jan
48 %
Jun
10
4,800
7"% May
11%
Jun
300
3% Jan
4V* July
Jan
24 V* July
Jan
16
9%
9%
4%
4%
»
American
24
11%
23%
11%
24
AMI
3%
3%
4
Writing Paper common,. ,1
Incorporated
1
Amurex Oil Company class A
...
1
Jun
13
Jan
18
8%
3,400
274 Jan
ft
%
14,600
13%
400
9%
10
4.71
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd—
43
4,800
13%
ft
20#
2
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
400
12%
Jan
10
ft Apr
Cenco
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
12% Jan
■
Charis
Corp
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
'
1"
Angoetura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 416%
Arkansas Fuel
Oil
5%
5%
Jan
f
12,400
300
4% Jan
5% July
97%
98%
420
95%
Jan
103
Jan
42 %
41%
43 Vb
24,200
33%
Feb
44
July
36%
34%
37
35,600
26
Jan
37
July
93%
Jan
100
Armour
&
-
10%
~8%
10%
33,500
4%
Feb
•
18
17%
18V4
9,700
13Vb
Jan
Altex
Aluminum
Co
4
3%
Convertible
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Artists
Assoc
American dep
Associate
1%
9
Tel
A
Jan
1% Apr
8% Jan
22,600
Claussner Hosiery
Jun
'
2%
6fi
500
*/a
Jan
1%
1,200
1%
Feb
1%
2%
2%
—.1#
2%
105% July
1% Jan
Line
105% 105%
•
20
1 Vb
3,200
1 VB
10«
33
*
Co
33
34
1
26%
1,400
Jan
34
Audio Devices Inc„
Automatic Steel
10%
10 pesos
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp-
t-
Products
13%
—
4% May
7Vi Mar
2% Apr
3
July
2%
3
7% Jan
2%
100
3
—'
200
Jan
Containers
Connelly
3%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
Feb
A
20%
20%
36%
36%
10%
13
shares
Corp—
Instrument
IV* Jan
19,300
10%
100
Apr
11% May
800
3%
2%
6,600
Jan
11%
Jun
20
5,600
Jan
3% May
12%
157/«
18,800
11% July
67^8
2,000
6
Apr
8%
2,200
4%
Jan
16%
500
1%
23,400
12
Apr
% Jan
3%
3'/a
3%
1,400
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400
2% May
5
43%
10%
11%
5%
5%
Jan
10%
Jan
40% Jan
200
7%
4,900
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'
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11%
43%
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„
16
30O
5
5%
35'A
93
94
13%
100
~5%
34
5%
54
16
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Co common.
4% May
700
Apr
8
Feb
v.-
46% Jan
5% July
19% Jun
4% May
10%
-
Jan
760
7,100
1% Mar
1,800
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72
Jan
3,15ft
2%
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12
Jan
1(J2
Aug
*
21V*
800
27
27%'July
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.14 Jun.
22%
8,100
8%
Jan
7Va July
26%
Jun
2%
3%
53,500
1%
May
3% July
19%
4,700
14%
Jan
3%
600
27/s
Jan
19% July
3% Jan
2,700
2"%
3%
4%
Jan
Jan
■
...
i
Jan
7% July
1,800
2
Jan
4
47k
200
4
17k
27k
136,900
1
29.100
2%
27k.
.
13%
147 k
3274
33
167k
1774
100
Feb
2% July
L4% July
8V4 Jan
7,300
2874
.
Apr
4%
Apr
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2Ve
...
9% Jun
4%
300
77 k
36% May
24%
Jan
10Vb
Jan
17% July
26 % Mar
200
29% May
16% Jun
8%
Jan
4%
Jan
26 V*
Jan
Jan
95
Apr
11
Jan
7%
500
7%
6%.
5%
6%
23,200
5% July
26%
Jan
28 Vb
68
82%
1,775
33%
Jan
43%
41%
43%
7,400
34%
Jan
-V'
American dep rets ord reg
Brown Company common
,
600
574
387k
—
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Jan
7
v
14
14%
113,700
11%
12%
17,100
9V4
Jan
13%
19%
19
197k
4,200
137k
Feb
6%
1,500
5%
Jan
774
700
i
6%
7V4
'
7%
•A-
—
11V4 Feb
674 Apr
-
167k Mar
16% July
B 8 F
Company common
Buckeye (The)
Corp
i
;
common
convertible
preferred
serial preferred
1
50o
Q
-
10
Buell Die Ac Machine Co
12%
13 Vb
3%
3%
3%
8
7%
8
13
10%
t
Company
2.50
10%
dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P) Ac Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
3s Od
9%
974
274
2,000
2%
167k
40,600
11%
12
I
12 Vie
74
: v*
2 Vb
4%
37 b
2Vb
4
.200
74
9,900
100
2,300
Jan
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Diners'
28%
Aviation Inc
Electric
2
Power.
16%
$3.00 preferred52 .60 preferred
50
AO
27'/a
11
7% Jan
May
11% Jan
9 Ve
74
1
Jan
27k
Insurance.
> Campbell Ohlbougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
12
see
page
33.
12
1,900
974
Jan
12
1914
100
16%
Jan
4%
600
19% July
5% May
1%
37,500
4%
>1 %
22% July
7% July
1%
.
18V* Jun
May
4% Jan
•
8,900
12%
13,700
>31
31
7
41
■i
\
40
4
:4
..
.
S/c
J/8
-;
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Jun
31%
Jun
17k
Jan
3%
Jun
Apr
8% May
14 74
Jan
-.
'100
40,300
.4
200
16%
48%
1%
Feb
Jan
7
Mar
91
6% May
87k Jun
—
Jan
25% Mar
s% Apr
"
Jun
-3%
27k July
.
X*67k: Apr
3174 Jan
2,400
~9
8%
2374 Jan
Jun
7% July
574
,»
-
40
17%
100
21
2014
Jan
44,500
3.V4
-2%
:
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100
1514
-1514
.*
3
-
Jan
574
974
300
-7,.
■
13%
8
^
'.
2,600
31
-
3143%
7Vb
:-3%
•
14%
.
78% July
Feb
700
r
,14
■
7k Feb
>
x5874
Jan
July
3ft July
1% July
21 i May
■
Jun
2%
July
4%
Harris
Driver
Duke
Power
DliMonfc
Apr
Co
1874 Feb
28%
1%
Jan
13%
Jan
17
Apr
100
55%
Apr
62
Jun
150
2%
Duro
Jun
46% Mar
50
54
Feb
57
Jan
4%
4%
4%
1.300
4
Jan
29%
29%
29%
500
25
Jan
4% Aug
30 V4 Mar
l
•
6%
5"ft
6%
200
12%
100
5 Vb
"5%
2,600
2ft
2U
1214 Jan.
3,100
4%
1,100
4
.
Jan
-13% July
45/a
Apr
214
Jan
>314
27%
1,800
1,300
23
128
Jan
-2%
Ltd
4%
Apr
6V4 Feb
900
2
Jan
2%
-
4 VB
.
314 Jan
1,900
1ft
18,200
3114
347b
15
14
157k
22
1,800
.
.
v
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Apr
3% July
Mar
15% Aug
1% Jan
Jan
-11% July
8
-
4.600
1174
117 k
2374
2374
100
22% Mar
22% "V
22
227b
600
18% Jan
24%
137 k
14
500
10
14 4
common
474
87b
974
24,400
57
-
"'35% Jun
Jan
4% Mar
36% May
15% Aug
**
■
.
1,500
7,600
9% July
6 Vb
.
Jan
39 Vz
100
57
40
Jan
Jan
34% May
13% Jan
5,400
-9%
9% May
13%
July
3%
5,000
ii74
47k.
Jan
Jan
Jun
July
10
100
147k
4%
Jan
81
30%
Jan
40% Jqly
Jan
3
July
5% May
47k
47 k
27k
4%
1
1
—a*
_1
—
Co-
/
24%
33
2,900
117 k
34
15%
2%'
100
3%
200
57 k
300
15
Jun
20y4 Mar
28 %
37k
5
common——*■.
Dynamics Corp of America-
Jan
7%
-
107 k
34
11 %
-J.
Ac Potash
11
23%
—10s
reg,
Co
Sulphur
Apr
1U May
40 V4 Mar
H%-,
Laboratories—:
Test Corp
5%
Jan
12 July
,
39 Ik
—a
Jun
Jan
1
30,800
10
—
Feb
800
32%
32.50
1
*
•
1
Co_—
(The)
138
2%
'1ft
~3'%
common-—•
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Co_,
Jan
May
614
2%
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'
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28% July
Jan
30
•
135
134
57s
6
"
3'4
28 V*
3
"27%
5%
2% May
35
Jan
2V2 Mar
'
134 '■■■;
Jun
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,
12% July
30
,
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.
5%
July
.
12% July
100
-2%
Jun
314 Mar
4%
Jan
4% Mar
5% May
1}^ Feb
16 v
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2814'
4
16
277k
287k
3.000
19%
Jan
37 k
474
,29,900
2%
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37%.
100
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Jan
21%.
3,100
13%
Jan
Aug
4% July
Jan
50
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4
12=8
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•
*
ord stock
Durham Hosiery class B
Jun
17
173/8
Co
(Allen B)
Common
*
^
•
•
Chemical Co Ltd
Ac
Drilling & Exploration
Jun
3% Jan
1%
!
—lc j
2%
Draper Corp common
% Feb
Jan
Stores
Ltd
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
July
7,700
.50
53,900
——
For footnotes
14% May
11%
A*
1914
6s 8d
1
Ltd
$2 preferred
Jan
11.500
54
Apr
Jan
Jan
6% May
3
Specialty
Textile
Dominion
9% May
2
2 >4
16% Xl7
59
59%
48%
10%
76%
-
rets ord reg—:
Corp
Dorr-Oliver Inc
16 Vb Aug
7,100
54
700
1%
% Jan
19%
Ltd—
Co
Dominion Steel & Coal
Jun
28%
48
17
14 Vb
"4%
Manufacturing——1
&
(The)
Dominion Tar
July
*
6% cumulative preferred.
CfcJrant Consol Oil Ac Gas Co—!
Jan
13%
12
Steel Fdrs Inc—1
a—1
—25c
Club Inc_
—a—1
(The)
Dura toy
.
500
16%
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Calgary Ac Edmonton Corp
774
12%
100
Dominion Bridge Co
4 Ve May
8
:
debentures
Diversified
13% Aug
Jan
2
.3,200
ft
400
—
Dome Petroleum
Jun
87k Jan
200
14%
11%
22k
14 %
.
Inc........—1
Mines Ino
American dep
6% July
5%
87k
600
9V4
Mines Ltd—
American
22%
Lighting Inc common——2.50
Diversey
8% Feb
77
2% Mar
2,400
2,600
16%
—1
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
10%
2,700
Manufacturing Co class A——4
Jun
•
B
9,900
ift
%o
Distillers
2074 July
—
9%
774
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
July
11%
.
Jan
6.74
227k
Detroit Gray Iron &
Jun
14%
2.50
8
9Ve
74
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
—35
Dejay Stores connnon
50c
Dennison Mfg class A common—a—5
Jun
6%
43
r
common
Jan
700
Jan
,6.1/4
"9%
75
:—5
*
Tobacco
8%
X
4% cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
(The)
5ft Feb
—
6ft
5%
7% May
9% July
12%
common—
Day
May
.51
—
Distillers
Budget Finance Plan
■
6ft
Jan
75
5Cc
Atlantic Sugar common
Detroit
6ft
5V4
-:
(Md)
Davidson Brothers Inc
82% July
45% Jun
"*
14% July
common—_—2.50
:
20
Davenport Hosiery Mills—.
—2.50
British American Tobacco—
rets ord bearer—_—fl
dep rets ord reg
M
*
Jan
5
D
Feb
75
dep
7
Davega Stores Corp
5% preferred
6% Mar
class
Cent Petroleum
Daitch Crystal: Dairies
July
2
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
12,800
1
Curtis
7% July
*
—*
__J•
Jan
14 74
1
common
Curtis
11V4 Jun
BOO
Apr
British American Oil Co
5%
1374
:■
50o
Cuban-Venezuehyi Oil vtc_
Jun
6
Inc
6,100
18
Inc
13% Feb
7%
6 74
*
•
5
Cuban American Oil Co
•
114 Jan
400
6 Vk
14 »/e
9
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
•
Crown Drug Co common
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—.—•
$1.12 preferred
i
2.50
!
4,300
10
-
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
"■674
20
Industries
May
1
9% July
22
July
3V4 July
Jan
16%
19,600
374
2%
7
Feb
3
37,200
22
2074
■
3'
97 k
(ord reg)—£1
Crown
5% Aug
36% May
83
30
1% Apr
Works
6'?8
7% Jun
Jan
%
8,100
I'}
5% May
1,200
9
'
8% Feb
4
1,600
10
57 k
1
dep receipts
Carrier
Cuban
ay# Mar
9 74
-
1 :t
Jan
3%
"T74
.
4
800
67 k
67k
-
4.' Cuban
1,600
Oamden Fire
"100
2874
'V'M
-
11% July
6% Jan
38,500
Oaltf Eastern
Apr
July
20
1
Jan
1
—
1.50
44% July
1%
California
9
4%
V
167k V
1.25
Inc
Creole
3 V4 July
5% July
13% Jan
7%
Burma
.39
Jun
7%
1,400
•
A
217 k
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—.
Crowley Milner $ Co
—
Jun
6%
Bunker Hill
May
Jan
x82
600
ilis
77 k
14 .ZK
;
1
Beverage
American
1% Jun
10 %
1%
6%
July
75
2,300
f,
-
*
A
Crane
Apr
8% Aug
16% July
7%
60c
26
Jan
18%
17k
10
•
Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
15% July
1%
6%
1%
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co> common
.,
Jan
66%
""20
3%
Ac Reynolds common—..—.1
$1 preferred class A—
——*
5% Jun
2% Mar
1%
(E L) Co
Brack Mills Ltd
.12% July
%
.
V
\~4
Corroon
4
Apr
2% May
100
16
Co
Gear
Bruce
Jun
Jan
21%
V
2%
1.3
10c
Coro Inc
374 Aug
27/B
Corp
Ac
Forman
Jan
2%
Apr
5^4
67 k
votingClass B non-voting
14% July
141/4 Jun
20e
Brown
9%
1 Vb
Distillery Ltd—
Corby (H)
:*
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Pwr ord—*
Breeze Corp common
...
■
*
Arner
July
7% Mar
-
7%
15,800
..-.,2,300
ft
10c
4%
prior cumulative preforred-100
Borne Chemical Company Inc..
Bourjois Inc
—,——1
Amer
2V/Z
..
lOo
2 ft
common.
Foote
13
Jan
Feb
5%
i
4
Inc
4%
5%%
Brad
5% July
Jan
4%
6%
11^4
~
25%
.
-ft
5 Vi-
"2"%
Corp
8
Bickforcfs Inc common
Black Starr Ac Gorham class
(H C>
13%
5% Mar
7% .Feb
Materials
2ft
i
Benrus. Watch Co Inc
Bohack.
Jan
7
4% May
3V4 Jan
10,900
94% 102
%Vv;/:4
Industries
2%
-
(SI
Jan
%
10% May
Jan
17%
l'Vi
11
.
27
-•
Continental
2%
Shoe Corp.
Bell Telephone of Canada common.
Blumentbal
Jun
108%
.14,400
"5'4
17
1%
100%
Jun
2ft
-
50#
Light Ac Power Ltd—*
Corp
a
(A S)
Blauner's
.
5%
11
Jun
Beeu-Brummel Ties
Belock
5814
103% July
50
100
' V. 1.500
.73
84 %
"8%
.
%4)fz
17%
-
37
Cott
Bayview oil Corp
6% convertible class
Bearings Inc—
Beck
Jan
Jan
'
20%
14
3
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
V
,.73
'
5V4
-
Feb
13
13%
13%
3%
.....
Ltd
Steel
30% July
Jan
7%
39%
May
43% May
Jan
Class
10%
Baldwin Rubber common.
Securities Corp
Brothers
Jan
1% May
9% May
a
300
16
16
Jan
Banco do los Andes—
Barium
2%
12%
8V4
x29
37
Inc
Baldwin
Barker
;
6r'i;
; 12
'
2,800
20%
I
—
Industries
Tr
•
100
18
84 % " '
400
*
4%
Cooper-Jarrett
Oil
May
16%
Feb
24
375
/
/
;i%
;
_
__
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
-
American
Feb
14
22%
.
"13
Consolidated Mining Ac Smelt Ltd
Consol Retail Stores Inc
i
Jan
67/a Jan
15 % July
3
Diesel
Consol
11V* Jun
Bailey Ac Selburn Oil Ac Gas—
Banff
5%
1
Mar
.
::8
-
1
50c
_20o
Inc
Petroleum Corp.
Electric Corp
Consol Cuban
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Barcelona
1%
.
.7%
-•
"7%
,"2
Continental
3
1
,
7,800
5,200
14%
2%
'
Ino
48,900
6%
6
14V*
7,300
3 Vb
3
6>/a
lOo
■
10%
9%
3Vb
—
■
.
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
Class
; 106
16%
..'.6%
•'
18
"6%
10
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext to 1965
July
Atlas Consolidated Mining Ac
Baker
2{| Feb
3% May
3,800
9%
Jun
Jan
1,200
;>4% '' ;4%
i—1
Co—4
2214
Jan
3p%
;
Jan
ey July
Tel—
&
Development
30
Jun
412
Mar
ft
V*
•
(Can)
Public Service
Community
2
1,400
-56% ' 56%
-106
5
Ac Stone
■
*
;—1
Co
Ltd
Co
Sand
Colonial
2% Aug
Jan
Oil
Colon
Jan
Apr
2
4,400
Jan
r
9%
Club Aluminum
3% Jun
IV*
2%
1%
1%
4,000
9.
-
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
—1
Products Co——'—*
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc—...—10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co—-—*
Jun
2ft Jan
10% Apr
-8%.
:
Inc
Corporation——
Clary
Jun
Feb
2%
I
participating
Coast
5%
18%
13%
1,200
0,700
in
12
I
America
of
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic
4% Apr
JB1
Inc
Stores
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Class
17%
1%
9%
4%
,"
—.....——lc
Clark Controller Co
——.—..I
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
17
17%
3% Apr
1,000
1,100
x5 %
20#
Inc
rets reg—
Associated Food
5
5
.
2.50
—.400
Productions
Electric
Associate
4
4
8,300
.15%"
1%
-lft
9't-
—1
—lOo
Corp
Corp
Chromalloy
Cinerama
18V4 Aug
—I
warrants
Co
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold
Oil
Christiana
July
10 V* July
—.100
preferred
"15%
5—1
Consolidated Mining—
Chief
Arkansas Power Ac Light—
4.72%
1
,7
Cherry-Burrell commonChesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet Ac Machine
7% Jan
98
■
Gas Co
7%
6%
i
pfd—100
1
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
1
-
■
Ltd
2%
3%
1%
10
1
5
:—10
4
common
Co
'
2%
4,100
2
10
2.50
.-
of America-:
Chamberlin Co
2
10
'Century Electric Co common—
% Feb
Jan
Feb
3
100
100
pfd
Central Power As Light 4%
*14% Jun
3%
3%
^
preferred
3.50%
' 10,200
6ft v" 26,100
—*
preference SI.50 series
Central Maine Power Co—
Charter Oil
'A" fiharnc
shares
Corp—
Central Illinois Secur Corp—
Conv
313
6
2
1
1
.1
1
Hadley
3%
20V4 May-
1»
Central
4% Jun
8% Feb
1,700
M)
(A
30%
Oft
'
Corp
& Co———
of America—
Instruments Corp——
Castle
"Catalin
May
Apr
11%
-
35 VB July
Jun
3%
2s 6d
1
*
dep rets B ord
Co common
Products common--:
Casco
Jan
35% July
10% Jan
'
(J W)
Carter
May
32
Jan
31%
1
1
preferred—
28
28% Mar
27%
'
High
Jan
29
pfd—
American
Jun
15 Vb
19,700
-21
pfd—21
I
Low
25%
-5.50
common—
Ac Light $5
Power
'Carreras Ltd—
1% May
78%
11%
Co
Carnation
Carolina
July
35%
Co 6#
Range Since.Jan. 1
High
Low
Cement Co Ltd common
6% %
preference
z~rr—r V
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd--.2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—-Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian
Marconi
—
*
Can Nor'west Mines & Oils Ltd---—-l
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
6h
Canal-Randolph Corp—1
—1
Capital City Products common5
Carey Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc
—-1
May
74
1
78%
5%
$4
July
5% Apr
52
Ino class A
5%
American Thread
33% July
8
Co—
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common——
American
1,500
2,500
6%
8%
8%
Jan
2% Apr
7% Apr
15,500
85
9
Jan
15%
30%
6%
6%
Jan
40
9%
37
9%
Machine.
Natural Gas
American
10'A
11%
American Manufacturing Ck> com.
American Petrofina
4%
4%
IB
1
—100
■
1
Inc
American
2
50
10i
m
*
Co
Meter
2%
1,500
stock—1
*
American Beverage common—
American Laundry
2%
32%
38%
cumulative preferred—Aluminum Industries common
American Air Filter 5% eonv pfd
Ameriean
56,100
2%
32%
4%
$3.75
Book
4%
•
26% July
Feb
2% Apr
1,200
2%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp_
5%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allied Internatl Investing cap
Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum Co of America—
American
3%
47k
'5%
32'/4
Allegheny Airlines Inc—_
Alles As Fisher common
American Electronics
5%
5%
Shares
Canada
20
rets Amer «L~
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
1
High
LOW
High *
KunsteJJde N V—dep
,
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
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American Stock
Shares
•f Prices
hem
ENDED
tot Week
Range
Sale Fries
StMk tohun
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Sales
Week's
4
Feb
6ft Jun
—~
*
■
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;;
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern
States
'
——,.
...
$7 preferred
series A
$6 preferred
series B
•'
37
37
2114
.25
Corp
20
.
-
VB
1 A.O
X
.
-39% July
21% July
163
July
159
Jun
Number 5765
i 88
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(471)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
uurlMD
V'.-'
Ixthttii
su»»
Bond
Electric
&
Electrographic
Snare
Corp
Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
Inc—
Empire District Electric 5ft
.
E'ro
I
Manufacturing Co
Inc
Eureka
Corporation
Eureka
Line
(Max)
&
1,900
6%
2
2%
23,800
12%
1,900
2%
12%
1274
2'«
•
..
12%
•
101
77a
-11 14
8%
8%
1
UTu
11%
Jan
% Jan
Feb
Jan
1774
Jun
International
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
io y«
Feb
X1374
Jun
International
Jan
102
July
International
92
8'%
Jan
Jan
250
33%
Jan
4174 Mar
5%
Jan
8
July
Iron
700
81
9%
Jan
12
July
Ironrite
900
57a
Jan
7
Jan
2%
a
13
11
Fajardq Eastern
shs
Common
5.200
18'
9%
1474 Mar
%
Apr
32
Jun
Jan
1,080
8
Vii July
9
Jan
15
Firth
Sterling
Fishman
Co
Inc
Tiger Line Inc
of Canada—
A non-voting
Class B voting.
Flying
Class
Motor
Co
Ltd—
American dep
Fox
Head
Brewing
Fresnilla
Fuller
(The)
(Geo
Co
Jun
263% Mar
Kaiser
25
Jun
28
Company
1
Jun
174 Feb
Kansas
Co_
A)
7% May
874 July
8
Kawneer
10
6%/
67 a
74 "
3,400
Power
Co
50.600
5%
Jan
Jan
7.000
67a
774
2,400
5% Jan
8
-
774
67 a,
974 r
74-
"774 ~8"4
874
9274
9074
Jun
24,500
7
' Feb
97a July
1074 May
22,100
9% July
6 74 Apr
1,700
83% July
68
.5/ir
5%
f.
:.
Jan
93
67
Jan
89
July
July
474
Feb
574 Jun
Klein
1 Va
July
2
Mar
Kleinert
Fireproofing common
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common
SGeneraJ Stores corporation
5 74
6 74
1,400
5%
Jan
7
Feb
29.200
15%
Jan
30
July
30
v. >:
85'
900
28
3 '/4
Jan
105
3
Mar
2
Mar
1,000
5%
1 %
"
5%
300
1%
4.600
1
2%
1%
2%
1,400
174
15%
15
15%
16%
1874
43%
100
18%
54.200
Transistor
General
5
•
Gilbert
(A C>
Gilchrist
Glenmore
Globe
Globe
.
class
Industries.
Mines
Industries
Atlantic
Western
Financial
Great
Western
Producers
Gulf
7
Apr
174 July
10%
10%
8%
10,500
13"«
2,900
15%
700
18 %
12,900
15%
15%
18
17 %
374
l:»
,——
Jun
Jan
107
Apr
10174
Jun
8
Feb
7% Apr
9% Jan
xl4%
Feb
15% Jun
1%
Apr
5% Mar
8,400
%
Jan
-600
1674
Jan
Jun
__——J——
&
1,200
21
b'
Jan
774
5,100
5
Jan
Harbor
2%
3%
274
7,200
394 V:
x370
131
Jan
17a Mar
1,150
130% 132
•j
1%
45%
Hartfield
Inc__
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Investors
300
123%
Jan
July
133
Feb
174
Jan
2
Aug
37%
Jan
49
July
2y8
Feb
2 %
1,000
24
700
18
Jan
3
Jan
x30
Jun
7%
1,800
6%
Jan
874
Jan
4'In
.•v4%'10%
18 '/a
5,100
3s/a
Jan
5%
Jan
1074
300
18%" 18%
4:,«
37 ii
4%
7%
Jan
1074 July
Feb
20% May
2% Apr
4% July
'9
200
18 V*
129,000
-
9%
9,100
i
4% Mar
Corp—1'.
Hecla
Mining
Co
4 %>
preferred
Hercules
Galion
Radio
Herold
pfd
8% May
900
2% Mar
37a
Aug
4%
5,900
2°/a
Jan
474
Apr
1%
300
1 V'a
Jan
174 July
3%
374
3%
2,800
39%
41%
3,600
874
8%
8%
4,500
24%
25%
550
95*
95
21%
21%
500
4%
4%
4,400
-
1,500
1874
1
Apr
«'/4
8 %'
8:%
700
674
Feb
'.—1
2.50
2%
2
2%
5,200
7
7%
774
2%
2%
400
—5
60c
24%
237a
24%
2,700
%
2%
_,.—*
Home Oil Co Ltd class A.,
22%
*
"Class B
Bearing Co
Inc
—
8
Hormel
(Geo A)
Horn <S?
Bardart Baking Co
Horn
Hardart
Hurd
&
2,500
Oil &
&
Hydro-Electric
Hydrometals
Inc
21%
29
*
100
Jun
2
Mar
2
774 May
2
Jan
2074
Jan
74 Mar
274 Apr
31 %
22%
24,600
29%
600
1974 Mar
21
150
17
53
300
62
116% 116%
32
32 74
•
10
Jan
May
874 July
274
10%
Refining..
Jun
1%
Jan
374 Feb
Jan
Feb
La
Shores
La key
Jan
43%
Jan
54 74 July
41%
Feb
68
474
Jan
8
Inc
12
July
July
Le
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Per
footnotes
see
page
pfd—100
33.
] J.
Locke
574
15% July
3%
574 May
774 Jan
4% Apr
1,400
2,300,
13%
Jun
17-74, Mar
Jan
1574
Jun
19% May
900
21
Jan
1474 July
700
1074
Jan
9
Jan
6%
6%
8,400
4%
Jan
274,
2%
2,000
174 July
2%
274
274
500
2% July
374 May
14
1474
1,800
4074
4074
50
274
14
——1
1
—10
2 74
100
1174
7% Jun
Jan
274
Jan
5
16%
15%
1
1
1%
1%
1574
1474
15 74'
54
52 74
5474
13 Va
10,300
275
17
1%
*1,700
45% May
374 May
.
6
12
2,000
Jan
Feb
2774
*
2774
27 74
250
1072
30c
2.50
9:%
10 %
5,700
>an
1774 July
Jan
1
Jun
14% July
Jan
30
10% July
V
574 Jan
1% Feb
1674
Jun
55,74 July
33
r Feb
37% Jan
2474 July
774 Apr
8.74
874
UVa
1274
&
i7,T
5%
A
6Vh
1974
19%
1974
6
.50c
7 V:
—1
1074 Aug
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
v:,:
8% Feb
•h Apr
4%
1,0.00.
900
13%
Jan
10
2374*
3074
Jan
1374 Jan
34,900
Marconi
*
3
...
1
5
(A G)& Co common..
Mead Johnson
—1
& Co--
J
Mfg Co.
Menasco
Merchants Refrigerating
Island
Co——
Mining Corp Ltd
Mesabi Iron Co—
74
9
9%
% 974:
974
»——
1
1
*
»
Chemical Corp——
-l
Co——1
Michigan Sugar Co common
6ft
preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp—
-1
iyf
14
14
33 74
35%
40'%
46%
57
57
57%
1,80.0
5U°
Abrasive
Piping Co..—
Wohl Co common--
Midwest
convertible preferred.
of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5ft pfd
Mirro
Aluminum Company
Missouri Tublit: Service common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
4
74 ft
X5%
974
10%
31%
3574
16%
17%
6,600
19
50
1
1
1
Warrants
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred—.—100
preferred series B—,-iuu
4.5074 preferred series C_
—100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——
4.80%
if Mar
38% May
X 15.74
Muntz TV Inc
1
Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Murray
Muskogee Co common—,
Muter
Company
common
---5
2.50
-10
50c
May
20% July
May
1974 Aug
24V20.O
4%
700
174
900
1% Jan
1Q%
•10%
100
874
11%
20.0.
12%
3.300
24
24%
1,200
3,400
574
5%
337»
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3374
175
1274
1274
13%
Jan
Mar
3
2,500
1174
12%
3 74 Mar
.
3,100
10%
15,
:
874
11% Aug
13% July
Jun
12
774
Jan
1574
Jun
20%
Jan
26
Jun
.
474 Mar
70.0
32
Jan
974
Jan
10074 Jan
May
5% July
33% July
14%
Jun
104
22%
1574
Apr
100.
16
1774
Jan
2274
2,100
22%
1574
474 Aug
174 Apr
10 % May
Jan
10.
1274
Jan
16% May
1% Feb
Jun
1
i.V
4,700
277a
27
2874
22,200
16
Feb
31%
Jun
177a
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1 8 74
6,100
6
Feb
19%
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91
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165
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14
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156
156
156
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156
37%
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Muiphy
4 10% July
Jan
19%
cum
Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products——
1
6% cumulative preferred
---4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc.-2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Jan
8
174
13%
Jan
May
1474 Apr
35 74 July
2474 Jan
37 a
100
luc
7
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1674
;
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9% July
13
4674 Aug
174
1274
10%
69% May
2374 July
57% July
674 May
474
10
2074 May
1574 Jan
Jan
11
11%
Jan
674 May
*4
4% Jan
26.500
16%
Jan
Jan
74
Mar
43%
3,000
35%
5%:
574
Corp
Mining
22%
33.
3,900
574
Jan
13% Mar
300
9%
12% July
Jan
6
7%, Jan
i.
41.100
12,100
*
Petroleum common——1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—
Miller
2,800
4,40(1
•
34%
Middle States
Mid-West
974
10
4674
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKee
311
£1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule Industries ln.c—
Jan
1374 Jan
1,500
50
22%
23
774 Jun
11,500
'
1574
15%
Wo
COO
14,775
9
50
1-5
Jan
2
Jun
94
4674
Jun
74
12
132
12 74
74
2674
Jan
74 Apr
2074
133%
July
2674
7
Apr
2874 July
200
21 %
Jan
2874
1,400
28
2674
Ji£iy
14
May
Jan
%
1,500
74;
2774
674
10
11274
3,300
2,200
26%
374 Feb
2.850
13
12674 13374
%
Apr
2% Jan
3% Feb
574
Jan
30%
3074
200
18%
Jaa
474
4%
474
5,300
2%
Jan
1874
1774
18%
800
1374
Apr
27a
274
300
2%
Apr
6
674
2,700
574
574
674
600
5
37a
37a
3%
6,600
174
174
100
N
Milling
National
74 May
National
39 74
Feb
497a July
National
National
13
Jan
1474 May
National
674
Jun
91% May
Inc
Co
National
National
■
—:—-—1
—
1
f
—1
Brewing Co (Mich)
1
Casket Company
5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores common..
1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Presto Industries Inc
2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch products common—1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
—10c
Transit common
1
National Bellas Hess common
National
4
10
Corp
Napco Industries Inc.National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
2074 Aug
Jan
574
157a
24
574
11%
July
1374 Jun
84%
3,200
10
.
Feb
Feb
2,500
574
1574
674
1
Jan
574
Jun
.
x974 Feb
.10c
Jan
374 July
27^ Jan.
8
n
774
5,300
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Mar
5%, July
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Jan
100
5 74
1674
24
5
50c
25c
25c
——3
Corp
874
6.100
4%
17%. May
xl8°
Jan
5%
574
Lodge & Shipley
1574
4%
374
16'/a
%
1574
Steel Chain
4.700
47%
2
400
5 74
16
1
common
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
57'c cumulative preferred
National
3
46%
600
7%
May
574 July
74 Jan.
11% Apr
Jan
—5
Refineries Inc.——
Tourneau (R G) Inc
2.600
Industries4 %
374
274
5
10
—
Leonard
National
47%
2%
—
A'
Class
National
American dep rets ord reg
....
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
1—5
Jan
4,000
600
7. "
1
Realty Corp common
National
Imperial Chemical
16ya
12.
H74
—75 pesos
1
Ltd—
University
Extension
Salle
Lefcourt
12
200
200
574
2
12% Mar
*
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Lattston Industries Inc..^—
20 3 4
11%
v
200
■
17%'
1
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96
4,400
19
Feb
u
1574
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274 Jun
Feb
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3
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3-*b
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11%
9%
3374c
Co
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
102
30
26,400
11%
74
4,100
.1—11—1
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Namm-Loeser's
8
11%
53,500
7.50
Mines
Nachman
68
11%
l°(i
—
Consolidada S A—
Jun
66%
11%
11,500
74
574
Apr
68
20%
574
i"o
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Mar
400
*
574
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Corp—
56
54
.
1%
Apr
14
1374 July
1% Jan
20c
A—
12%
Jan
1,800
1,000
17%
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V2
1,200
274
174
•
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28% July
Mar
2%
2
Jun
24%
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11
174
-
.
1
1774
35
Jan
99
6%
274
174
10%
2,800
1%
5 %
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xll
1574
130
27
53%
7%
274
•
574
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10174 July
2074 May
8% July
600
1374
15%
Jan
50%
14
1274
HVai
11474 July
300
99%
—5
I
July
2274 July
297a July
July
99%
%
18%
500
Jan
Jun
7% Jute
' Jujy
31
474 Jujy
21
54
2.50
Securities
Jan
3% Feb
2674
5
Manufacturing Co.—__5
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
Jan
21%
32%
274
25
23 %
x28%
1474
Jan
3974 Jun
70.500
1474
Mar
5%
Jan
23''«
22
20%
53
300
500
38
*
July
Jun
98
*
common—
Inc
2%
2%
37
»~*
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(Harvey)
Lock
15
Co
common
preferred
10
%
*
—
4
43,700
1
*
25c
Corporation
Humble
2274 Apr
1,200
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common—.
5%
80
Jan
2%
4%
'
Hubbell
Jan
1674
20%
Mines
Jan
Jan
2%
Inc
874 JUh
2874
Feb
86
19%
Gold
July
24
|
2%
Consol
&
6% Jan
474 May
42
67%
10
19%
Industries
Ball &
Jan
5
Hollinger
Horder's
274 Jan
3074
25c
Hofmann
July
374 Jun
3%
Electronics
&
874 Mar
1 %
39%
1
(R) & Co Inc common
Class A
—
Hoover
Apr
10c
Hoe
-
64
Jan
274
Products Inc
Hevi-Duty. Electric Co—
Higbie Mfg Co common.
Holly
31% Mar
5G
350
1,200
*.100
common
Jan
3
«
?
274
1274 July
2174 July
2574 July
7
Jan
800
2 '%
Jan
374
•
—100
...
Holt & Co
Henerv
474
.
Jan
5% Mar
127a
1.009
8%
1
27 a.
*
common
& Co 574%
(W E)
4,300
61%. 62
37a
25c
Rubenstein
Helena
Heller
9,100
30
8%
1
10c
10c
*
Hazel Bishop Inc*——•.
Hazeltine
—1
174
13,409
19%
.
28"',,
29%
—2
Lithographing Co
27 4
12%
%
19:
1
Inc.—-
Ilalhawjay Industries Inc..
Havana
2
11%
19
13'4
1.25
Metal & Thermit Corp
25
Light.-
Mfg Co
Hastings
9%
1374
5
2.50
274 July
398
"
2!«
;
Jan
1374 Aug
2% Feb.
9,450
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
Lake
Merrill
10
1,200
95
Feb
13,100
6%
12%'
Harnischfeger Corp.
Jan
66,200
47a
474
6,400
2774 July
22,600
-
22%
1
774
1374
11
974
Apr
2
2%
4%
Jan
241
21V4
49
45
674
—,,—2
Plywood .Corp.—i— *— l
274 July
29,900
2874
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Hall Lamp Co.———
4
Feb
200
27a
9
974 July
-:_10c
Aug
% Aug
11;>
3Va
274
26
674 Mar
74 Jun
9 ',4
•
20%
,
•
Machine Co
American
B
2
Apr
27« July
3
5
(The)
Michigan
H
%
74 May
2774
Lynch
Jan
:
II
374 Jan
1474 Jun
Jan
147,300
—25c
,
Co
374 Aug
27%
50c
Gypsunv Lime & Alabastihe
74
74
24%
1974
States Laud & Industries^—
Common
8
33,500
,2
24
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimcr (The) Co
•%874
1
900
24%
1374 July
1774 Jan
1074 July
974 Jan
~8%
9c
Leases——
Company
174
2474
19%
30
50c
1274
1
Krueger Brewing Co—
Lear
2674
60c
Inc.
15% Mar
11
Rubber Co
B)
(I
Corp class
Kobacker Stores
La
Jun
20%
1
8074 May
Jan
1
Knox
1874
27%
390
Feb
8%
274 July
1274
Company..
Hotels
Knott
4574 Mar
2174 July
7% May
774
5,000
2,100
6
11
%
.
-
]^ Jan
674 Mar
1,800
8%
12-%
5
4/^ Jan
1.00
8%,
Feb
93% Jan
3,300
13%
Films
Guild
8
5%
Stores Products common.
5
Company Inc
'
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Grocery
I2r>
«jV:
2%
1
Co
preferred series A
Hydraulics.
Freehold
10%
10c
Chemical Co
Lakes Oil &
Griesedieck
99 %
5%
Jan
Tea—
Great
Gridoil
1774
5%
—5
Inc„
&■ Pacific
Great
6%
17,700
3%
Non-voting common stock—__——•
7% 1st preferred^
i
100
Greer
74,50(1
—1
Rapids Varnish—Gray Manufacturing Co—r
Amer
1%
22'A
1
Grand
Great
200
16,300
1174 Jan
% May
10c
—1
A
Goodman. Manufacturing Co
—16%
Gorham Manufacturing common
_4
Great
1,200
8
-
74%
1,300
3,900
Jun
1974 May
474 Apr
x2974 May
1674 May
100
1
Jan
3%
50c
3% July
Jan
98" ;'i
—5
cl
Corp
Consolidated
10974
Feb
87a
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5%
*
Inc—
Products
36 74 May
374 May
1674 May
Jan
21 %
22
•
1
B
1
Inc
Co
(Adolf)
Goldfield
1%
*
Corp.
Distillers
Seal
19'%
1
common
Wernicke
Gold
18
18;%
*
Union
Gobel
1
■
Mines
Co
Alden
Glen
38
17%
13 7 js
♦
preferred,
$4.60
35%
17:,B
25c
preferred
Georgia Power $5
35%
1
Corp
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Jan
May
12
£1
_50c
General
4%
Jan
13%
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
Lamson
General
37-4
pfd—100
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kropp
3 Vi
Gil
Kin-Ark
5,500
1
General- Indus
274
*
12
374
(Del).—— -—5
Co
Kennedy's Inc..
Kidde
(Walter) &
1%
-25
reg———
,
4%
11
Apr
;v3
12
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
General
American dep rets ord
1174 Jun
27e July
——4
Corp
Kawecki Chemical Co
7,800
2474
2%
preferred-
Jan
4
27a
& Company
Gas & Electric 474%
5 i'a
31%
Corp—
convertible
Jan
2
15c
Industries
1%
•
28
preferred
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys
Co_
*
General Development Corp
Electric Co Ltd—
7 74
2,900
Ltd
Oils
Jupiter
5,V
5%
General Builders
3,100
2%
Kingsford Company.'
93
.'V;
—
•
common
1074
2%
474
•
11,;
-7.74
May
G
Gatineau
1074
Katz Drug Company—,—
."i
1 TV
A
v,
—5
:
774
K
.
7%
6%
Jan
July
10% Jan
1,100
4,300
Kaltman (D)
1%
64
8%
common—
Jan
_£1
1.25
1
Feb
3174 Feb
Co
Glass
14
May
>
ord reg
rets
19%
32
1874 July
19%
4
1174 Mar
Feb
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
1,600
*
*
10974 JW
Jan
Corp
8,700
;:
Fordi Motor
Ford
Oil
Israel-American
1474
9
Jan
1074
774
1
1474
10c
2.50
1
1
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90 %
2,500
774
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1474
1
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H)
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Irving
3,000
:—1
Corp
2,600
1174
4,600
1
a
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10774
11%
5774
Inc
1174
1
174 Apr
106
1174
pfd__100
vtc
*
Manufacturing
Fireman
257
n
Jan
5474
Royalty—
Public Service Co 3.90%
Iowa
1
Faraway- Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Gils Ltd
Financial General
Co
11%
1
3 % May
1*4
3374 c
—1
Resistance
23%
■V
174 Mar
2,100
——,—5
10c
Products—,
11%
—30
——
Felmont Petroleum
•
Jeannette
beneficial int
1,600
174
5574
Company
Investors
10774
5
—1
Inc
2474
Sugar Associates—
of
$2-. preferred
Oil
7,800
30.100
15%
Intex
1474 May
374 Mar
Breweries
Apr
3,600
2 74
1874
174
12% Mar
174
—
Cigar Machinery
*
International Petroleum capital stock.*
Insurance Co of North America
20
16%
International
20,500
12
2
Feb
1%
9,800
7'.#v 8
IV
11%
900
Low
High
.
1
Sigh
Range Since Jan.
Shares
1474
274
1
Inc
1
Instrument
&
Enterprises
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low,
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co———50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
1-^5 May
1
Co class A
Fairchild Camera
Industrial
Par
327'4 July
1474 July
F
Factor
V
High
9
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
I
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Jan
"
10
common
AUGUST
27%
*70
12 %
23., .' 2%
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25c
or
.
101
10%
1
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ENDED
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1
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14 74
6 %■
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1
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1st preferred—.
cum
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1
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Millwork Corp—
Forge & Steel
13%
20c
100
—
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
6ft
6.500
14.000
10c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire
u
32%
5c
:
7v
6%
800
31V
•
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1
America
Low
8
..
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
FOR
*
Shares
32%
__1
1
common
of
k
7%
>J>,
common
Communications
Electronic
Electronics
Low
J'
1
Mines Limited
Elder
Erie
1
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Par
——
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
Corporation class .A
Edo
Week's
Last
■
27
1874
274
974
15%
1874
Jan
774
Jun
3
Jan
1%
Jan
3% July
2
Jan
27
3,150
17
Jan
20
3,300
1174
Jan
Jan
~2i7r "274
8,000
97a
974
900
1574
1674
5,800
1974
19
197a
1,000
34
33%
36
1,100
July
3% Feb
Apr
1074
X25
19
-
574 July
-
10
27
Aug
20% July
11% May
1%
Jan
274 July
9
Jan
11% Mar
17% July
20% Jun
1274
13
Apr
Apr
~8%
3%
~734
3%
"874
4
18,000
1,300
2674 Apr
3<T July
21%
24
574
Apr
Apr
3% Apr
May
974 May
4% Jan
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
stocks
American Slock
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Electric Corp.
Union
National
-
Nestle-Le Mur Co common
New
5
New
Jersey
New
_50c
%
247 b
23%
24%
17,100
187a
13%
13%
13%
8,000
12,400
7%
Jan
Jan
_20c
If 1?
IS
1
—
09', U
York
New
Auction
Co
Nipissing
14%
1A
1,8
99%
Apr
25
i
38,60(1
1A
2%
7%
5%
67b
7%
32%
30%
5%
4%
6%
72
% May
200
1% Jan
1%
5%
"5 7 b
-10c
374
RR
4%
"3 7b
1
6%
6%
1,400
2974
7,200
3074
2fr
4T4
1,900
4% Apr
3 Tb
3Tb
8,300
2% Jan
57b
6
57a Apr
Ind Pub Serv 474% pfd. .100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd— —1
Northern
4% Apr
65
May
3%
274
25,500
1
2%
17,900
2
1%
—IOC
3 Vit
2A
of Amcr A (Del)
374
A,
1
25,400
17b
90
4]tt
88% July
100
90
89
89
Warrants
Jan
2 6
4,400
6
Jan
26
-50
Co
Apr
2% Apr
47 b
1
...
7,500
3074
6%
-25
Airlines-.
41,400
374
4% Jan
4,600
57b
287b
•
Cement class A_. -10
Royalties Inc
6 7b
5 TB.
37 b
Apr
APr
Airlines
—
Metals Inc
Securities Corp General—
Seeburg
(The)
Seeman
Bros
Corp
;
Serrick
class B
Corp
Servo Corp of America
Inc
Servomechanisms
Leather
Seton
.
1
common—
Shattuck Denn Mining
4%
Breweries
Ogden
Corp
Ohio Brass
common
class
Co
Ohio Power 4 7b %
11%
50c
—
B
2%
1
11%
12%
70
-
X
80
Apr
60% Jan
450
,
,
,
95%
Jan
700
4,250
102
,
1A July
507b May
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Jan
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1
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2%
300
174 Feb
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4%
200
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25
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Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend
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23 Tb
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1,400
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190
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700
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174
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113 May
574 Jan
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Tel-A-Sign
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10
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53
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Roosevelt
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Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
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1
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1074 May
274
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867b Feb
3
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137b May
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Thorofare Markets Inc
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247b
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487b Apr
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2174 Mar
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20
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474%
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1374 Aug
33
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Royal American Corp
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20
11
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20
3,800
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Republic Industrial CorpPetroleums
9%
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1
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Richwell
17%
1
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Quebec Power Co
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Sunset International Petrol Corp
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15
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7
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Prophet (The) Company
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2474 Feb
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30
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1,900
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Skiatron Electronics & Telev
Pacific Gas
1:»
7b
974
Jun
7%
1%
3,400
574
Feb
4%
1% Jan
3,8fW
17
•
Silex Co common
*
Silver Creek Precision Corp
10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
1
Silvray Lighting Inc
25c
Siinca American Shares
5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common
*
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
—-1
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
3% July
12% July
70
July
Feb
87b
20,800
991/2100
100
2
800
66
;•
common
preferred—
I
2%
4%
4%
9Ts
Jun
Apr
5% Mar
.100
167 b
167b
0
8.800
17 a
.Jan
6
18,100
17b
4%
3%
23% July
17b July
474
32.900
2»«
2%
..
Feb
7
400
1.000
77 b
2%
•
Canada
of
America common
Siboney-C'aribbean Petroleum Co
Corp of
sicks
7
2
8
19% Feb
.
% Jan
100
Sherwin-Williams
1/4 July
47b
21%
•
25
common
preferred
^oe
8%
—1
Products Inc
Sherwin-Williams
10,000
77L-
2
1
5
.—
Shawinigan Water & Power——
Sherman
11.000
4.74
10c
1
1
20c
Sentry Corp
300
13
67b
1
—*
;
Inc
22%
7«
6%
Jan
..
21%
%
10e
1
Seaporeel
?
227b May
21
July
18% Jan
Western
Jan
7% Apr
v;
18% Jan
Class
Company—
Feb
2074
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Oil
Apr
.7
100
preferred 4%%
Seaboard
O
Oceanic
13
18
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
,
Feb
July
7%
High
14Tb Jan
V* Apr
'
.
May
Aug
Mar
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
Apr
Mar
Mar
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
15,500
17
77b
„
series _—20
series_20
series_20
5.60% preferred
,-ii
.20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
——1
Savoy oil Inc tDeh
.—25c
Saxon
Paper Corp
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
50c
1% Jau
Jan
...
12
3.100
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
17 -a Apr
52V4 July
39%
1374
15%
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
137 b
Cumulative preferred 5%
May
lx'o July
000
200
Low
Shares
Cumulative
Jun
Jun
11% Jan
1'A
52%
Tb-
—10
Nuclear Corp
94
50
fir
1
1%
_50o
—
B
Penn
3,000
9912
"25
'
American
North
A
1% Feb
13% Feb
1
Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast
1
1
%
1
Mines
American
Class
—
1
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
1 >,
A n;
99'.4
3% Feb
%
..10
Norbute
North
$
37,500
gan
148,2 Jun
Apr
A Jan
1,900
1
;
Jan
125
3.290
1%
527 b
115a
—10
Mines Ltd
Lites
139%
common—
Honduras Rosario—.
Merchandise
York
Nickel Rim
Noma
_IIIl
Oils—-——
Superior
New
1 i/ij
1%
139
of Prices
13%
Corp Ltd common
Lawrence
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
*
Salem-Brosius Inc—.-—-————2.50
Sa.n Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos '
gl
1 h Feb
Jan
}ii
A
:
Jan
1
Oils Ltd
Mining Co
New
LiV Jan
1A
174
New Process Co common——
New York &
Jan
_25c
Coal &
Pacific
Park
27
July
11% May
5%
900
139 * i»
Zinc
New
19'a Jan
1,900
1 ii;'
1
& Arizona Land..
New Mexico
10%
9 7b
_50c
Watch Co
& Chem Co
Min
27
26
Last
Sale Price
,
g
17a July
Week's
Friday
J
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Jan
1
1,300
1,800.
1%
AUGUST
High
Low
High
1%
ended
'■ v'/
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
_1U0
Petroleum
Chamberlain
Iariu
9%
—
England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock &
New
26%
I
Nept une Meter common
New
1*4
week
for
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
_30c
RANGE
Sale*
Week'*
.
7%
19%
Jan;
Jan
Jun
177b July
97b
23
Apr
Aug
Volume
Number 5765
183
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
..
.
(473)
.33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
"■
-
Friday
-v-•.'.I-
STOCKS
Par
•
Aircraft
United
Products
Asbestos
Corp.
United
Elastic
United
.
Milk
Amer
U
;
.
United
.
++German
Jan
2?a
35»4
32%
7s
4% Feb
41
2%
10
—
5
16%
34*4
35
5%
5%
>.
Jan
2
"?
Jun
■
24
;
convertible
$4
preferred
(The)
Rio
5*4
,
5%
400
4% Mar
81
81
81
39*/*
36%
3%
40
4%
11,000
4%
4%
13,900
3
3*4
3,800
4
100
78*4
41
2
3%
3%
3%
1,700
2% May
•
8%
8%
8%
1,100
8
Co
•
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
2%
__
///
2%
$2 cumulative preferred
Inc
Waltham
r
' 2
Jun
56
' '
100
Jan
—
3*a
400
1% Mar
19%
900
14% Jan
27*4
series
$6
Weiman
25%
1%
1%
1%
1
•
115*4
5
18%
l
Co
preference
&
Wentworth
25%
1
loo
Precision Instrument
Webb & Knapp Inc:
Webster Investors Inc
(Del)
Inc
Company
Oil
&
Gas
Ltd
115*4120%
1%
100
Leaseholds
Ltd
Western
dep rets
2% Apr
1*4 Jan
5%
Inc
River
preferred
Corp
Oil
Wjckes (The) Corp,
Williams-McWIlliams
Williams
Wilson
(R C)
Brothers
5Vo
.
Woolworth (F W)
Amer
6%
—
—
9*4
■
5%
8%
9%
19%
.--/
—
—,,
—
13%
18%
56
2
19
8
;
56%
5s
£1
preference—
—
—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
10c
--
—
n
,i,u
l-«rio4
E.ch.nc
3%s
Power
Lackawanna
of
Western
N J
"T,/
or
5% July
8
,u
T~"
"T%
Apr
11,u J
--
.,;je'4
tll5
92
—
87
—
,nt'8
'a
--
--
2%
Division—
RR
May
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
4s
6%% liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
April-Oct
National Research Corp—
'
5s
convertible subord debentures 1970—3&n-Jnly
New England Power 3*4s 1961
May-JVow
6%s due
Ohio
87
extended
to
1st
mortgage
3*/4S
mortgage
Pennylvania
3V4s
3s
&
*
Safe
Electrotype
Harbor
Water
&
Co
Gas
deb
7s
Power
3s
series
series
A
B
series
series
F
Southern Counties
Gas
Southwestern
&
(Calif.)
West
Knapp
Penn
Western
Inc
94%
*90
—
68
98
'
98
£84
—
+83
Electric
5s
debs
Traction 5s
—
—
1970
Feb-Aug
—
Feb-Aug
61
3 *4s
1974
6s
—
—
1960
Newspaper Union
—
3s 1971
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatcli Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
&
94%
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1970
3'4s
United
Webb
—
—
Mar-Sept
1982
Southern California Gas
Gas
-
--
1959
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
—
—
—
—
—
,4
87
43
77
—
BONDS
9^
103
*10?
107
+92
+90
*92
60
•'
—
—
--
,
»4
40%
"x w,"
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula-
without
certificates:
warrants.
representative stocks
of
averages
BondSr:—
y -
10
Total
15
Util-
10
ities
Stocks
—
1
10
First
Indus-
65
and;bond*
Dow, Jones & Co.:
Second
Grade
Grade
Ralls
Total
Util-
Ralls
trials
OJR
10
ities
501.76
130.84
173.38
95.12
92.15
90.08
131.80
79.64.
173.82
95.13
88.42
84.62
92.09
90.07
501.38
130.64
79.58
173.18
94.91
88.46
84.36
91.67
89.85
504.37
132.02
79.46
174.13
94.87
88.36
84.32
91.65
89.80
502.99
—_
■
40
Bonds
502.81
131.67.
79.58
173.79
95.05
88.37
84.22
91.37
89.75
79.74
88.45
84.59
Over-the-Counler Industrial Slock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
Mon.
July
28—:„
Tues. July 29
Wed.
Range
1958
High
88.25 Aug
87.18
Low
72.75 Jan
July 30
87.24
July
Aug
87.90
High
88.25
Low
Thurs
Fri.
for
86.82
;
31
1
Range
for
1957
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec
24
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock for the Week ended July 25,
1958, for composite and by major industry
with highs and lows for the
compared with the preceding week and
1958—
Percent
July 18, '58
July 25, *58
LOW
High
Change
Composite
346.9*
337.6
+ 2.8
346.9
299.0
Manufacturing
435.4*
421.0
+ 3.4
435.4
373.3
Durable
Gooods
Non-Durable
Trad?,
V
391.0*
Goods
332.2
391.0
+ 3.3
378.5
452.2
,
+ 3.5
468.0
402.2,
269.6
468.0*
279.4*
Transportation
Utility
+ 3.6
279.4
219.7
173.5
Service
and
Mining
*New
172.7
+ 0.5
174.2
155.5
313.3*
311.1
+ 0.7
313.3
263.2
337.6*
Finance
336.6
+ 0.3
337.6
261.3
High.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
105 ,2
o4
or
««4
<0,4
99
Exchange
Interest
Friday
Last
93
130
94%
12b
•>
78
9b
--
3
lo0
—
—
—
—
$5,414,000
3,308,670
3,695,050
5,076,000
191,600
5,267,600
Wed.
July 29
July 30
4,794,000
309,000
5,103,000
July 31
4.438,780
6,380,000
349,000
146,000
6,729,000
Tues.
Fri.
3,380.430
1—
Period
Sale Price
A Baden
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
series
A
1952
Feb-Aug
A 6s
series
B
1951
April-Ocf
—
*190
—
$25,908,000
--
—
—
—
3
5
88
«3
Jan. 1 to Aug.
Stocks—No.
Bank
—
and
25,908,000
$16,094,600
$756,563,720
$602,268,850
Stocks
100% 103
v*V4 iui/•
63/a
-1
2
101% 102 ,8
9o ,4
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Bonds
$78,000
65,000
68,000
Thur.
July 31
Fri.
Aug.
1
1,262,005
5,419,390
$344,000
July 29
July 30
—
1
Total
Bonds
$81,000
9.000
17,000
126,000
1,000
9,000
78,000
3,000
36,000
$32,600
$391,000
$15,000
Week Ended Aug. 1
1957
70.000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1958
1
of
Shares
1957
5,419,390
3,966,940
110,194,516
133,722.654
$344,000
Stocks—No.
$248,000
$10,933,000
$7,134,000
15,000
46,000
1,314.000
1,069,000
$9,517,000
■4
Bondt
Hlgn
—
Bonds
$3,000
33,000
July 28
Wed.
Corporate
$5~000
100,000
1,105,940
911,680
938.855
1,200,910
Mon.
Tues.
Jan. 1
—
Domestic
(No. of
1958
Range Slnoe
Low
—
573.564,600
Shares)
23
No.
717,625,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
+10 9
—
Sold
15,189,100
Transactions at the American Slock Exchange
8? 4 90
97
100
103
1054
y^/2
Bonds
28,549,250
Industrial
Total
--
3
38,837,120
$27,283,600
Railroad
/a
--
82,000
$905,500
8974
«»74
17
$73,000
$1,375,600
Foreign
9J3, 101
9
98,4
—
5
$4,000
97,000
Government
—
—
318,264,354
Bondt
B.
110%
•%
370,723.170
8,872,680
18,760,460
Shares
of
1
1957
1958
1957
9&/«
ln«%
--
—
High
$27,283,600
$1,375,600
1958
International
»0% 100 4
+166
.
4,624,000
18,760,460
Aug.
4,770,000
Week Ended Aug. 1
V.
2
—
Sales
$380,000
—.
99
J94,,
97% 102 /a
3
90
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
r
$5,034,000
July 28
9l/a
--
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
iou a
,
107,4
Government.,
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
3,937,530
Mon.
Total
3
39 %
89,a
97
103
108-2
Shares
mi
-
94%;
No. of
Thur.
on„,
--
61
101% 102 %
*93
99
>9% 70%
U02% 102%
99,2 99 ,2
Low
37%
d Ex-interest.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
' li Ex-principal,
Stocks-—
:vr.; .y.-;.. j
20
roads
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
50%
y
...
trials
Total.
American
43%
40%? 40%
""-'
dividend.
warrants;
Rail-
,„;,7
80-.4 91
98100 ,4
on
Feb-Aug
1982
J
-—
—
1982
series
20
Feb-Aug
H
47/aS
90,a
*86
*80
tJ1
+93
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
??
,«r
U01
-98
99 ,8
Wl% 98
97
J7
(94 %
,
130% 130^4
38
—
1981
series
V'
Iiulus-
40
^
—-
1978
4y4s
with
30
4y/*
33 4
or!
—
—
1979
G
Ex-stock
r
.o3/
42
1
J
12
90
flOO
—
Feb-Augr
1965
1973
series
56
47%
4G%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
!*
„
90
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sepl
Jan-July
1976
3%s
4%s series I
--
Feb-Aug
deb
1976
3%s series E
—
Feb-Aug
conv
1973
C
3%s series D
3s
1998—Jan-July
May-Nov
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noo
Southern California Edison 3s
3%s
6s
1967
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
27/sS
April-Oct
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
-Jan-July
1970
Rapid
g
daily closing
•
yo
^7,a
100
IO.j
47
4/7
84,« 84,8
^88% —
102
47
Jan-July
1968
3'/4S
Power
Public Service Electric
101
53
7o=
47,4
a
i)!Z/U
—
'
1963
1971—
Water
11,
('
n
46
37
46
37%
Ltd—
Co
1953
Power
1st
Power
the
are
.
May-Nov
Power Realization Trust
Nippon Electric
99%
*53
y
"w w,"
,
i-a
32
^
Altalian
$72
oli/
'f5.,
Jan-July
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Western
y
Range Sines
Bonds
Friday's
92
61%
.
RR—
Alst
&
Feb
i,iiv
Low"'High
—
61
—
*100% 101%
Jan-July
2012—jan-July
2s
'
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by
on
14 4 Jun
19% Feb
5tiv4 Jun
Week's Range
June-Dec
1st
Guantanamo
*72
Stock and Bond Averages
groups
y
iff
1,800
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
&
-r
„
Issued;
25
Aug
rr3/
5
7^,,
,4
£
100/a Feb
~~~
S«'«
Jane-Dec
1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Lack
400
1,400
4
Last
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994—_June-Dcc
Elec
9
12
Apr
17
Jan
39 4 Jan
-00
3,
Friday
Delaware
rr
—
10
1°
10%
Interest
BONDS'
Appalachian
93^ Jan
—
—
40c
Corp
Stock
A)
13% Jan
lb /» Feb
V/? *an
,
Zapata
American
400
13%
19 .
57v*
Apr
135
Apr
3/8 Jan
15
Jan
—,,
1
July
% Jan
®r, Hay
8.700 ,/
—
—
dep rets ord reg
AAiner Steel &
10
—
—
•
July
...
,i0°
20%
r_100
common
Feb
Ltd—!
Petroleum
$57
36
Jun
^ 4 Apr
1.800
3,500
5%
July
July
32
Jun
40
Jun
31% July
40
Jan
1% Jan
18% Jun
—
13
.13%
11% 11%
July
ft Jan
100
13%
11%
5% '
.—25
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum
2,200
33%
1
common
& Lt 4%% pfd
Industries Ltd
(John)
17%
33%
1
Wisconsin Pwr
Wood
17%
—
5
preferred
,'7 2,900
—
10
Co
&
(Plan
distribution,
Date
2ft Mar
19% Jan
3an
11% Jan
350
1
17%
25
1
Industries
37
.
Jun
3
26% May
23% Apr
x25% Mar
35
Apr
% Apr
9% Jan
—
%
27% Jan
1% Jan
1% Jan
120% July
18% July
3% July
% Jan
500
39
36
%
1
common
convertible
Wichita
1
3% Apr
••••'• 21% Apr
47/* Jan
3,900
.
—
10c
Co
Mar
93% Jan
■
120
10
Oil
May-Wo©
—
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust
when
Below
3% July
Feb
91
.
10
ft
37%
Feb
4% Feb
110
y
135
%
Jan
69
;
1% Apr
% Feb
.
1,500
.A.
A A
R7TA
Inc
Stores
2,200
aa
.
ft
White
1%
93
,135
Ltd—
shares
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
.
1,100
—
Western.Tablet & Stationery common.*
Westmoreland
Coal
i
—20
-
2,600
92
Is
Westmoreland
ord
3%
2
.1%
%
93
1st pfd—100
Stockholders Invest
Amer
16% Apr
*
Western Maryland Ry 7%
•.
Apr
107
200
3
Rights
Western
200
May
% May
Jan
18%
18%
3
I*4
pfd
24
3,000
56,000
1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
11,500
1%
'1%
1%
1
Manufacturing
West Canadian
v
$74
*168
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
Ex-divldend.
x
11co"v'
listed
3%
30
4%
10
May
19%
—
'*?'■
'•
-
r
Wallace & Tiernan
Jan
1,
w
ijbO-wV? 2/7 Apr; / ./, 3% Jun
/
3%
/''—
1
•
2%
3%
•
3% Jun
'
•
100
■
Waltt & Bond Inc
stmpd
182
r Transaction for cash (not included in 'year's range). tEx-disEx-rights, z Ex-liquidatlng dividend. ,
r.
•• ••
. ,
A Bonds
being traded flat.
•
^ .. r-ir-.- -j. ■
*Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
gReported In receivership.
tributidn
4% Aug
5% July
3% Jan
Jan
2
3%
/
Aug
July
81
30% Jan
4,000
-v;/
\
5% July
Apr
4%
preferred—;
Janeiro
No par value,
6% Mar
1
7%
231890
de
35% Jun
1
"v
5s
210
161%
__
\ *26
-May-Nov
April-Ocl
1947
Denmark
20
194
'
Mar-Sept
1947
Ex-liquidating
4% Jan
Instrument Co
<t\'ogt Manufacturing;-
•"
Oct
of
'
•
High
16
2
i1!? included in year's range),
22% Jan
Corporation
i.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Aircraft
of
1927)
1927)
I
3,600
5
Vinco
Waco
(issue
May
_
6,700
5
Steel Co
Industries warrants
Norman
Victoreen
of
Jan. 1
Low
16
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit;
—1
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
(issue
*182*4
June-Dec
■
Valspar Corp common
No.
*210%
[
Germany—
redeemed)
Range Sine*
Sold
Mar-Sepl
'
v
104T
,
13% Jan
5%
1947
48% July
16% July
; ^
Bond*
High
June-Dec
7s
45% Aug
'
Jan
Friday's
16
1972
Feb
46,100
.
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Feb-AUg
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru (Republic Of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan l 1997-
4% Jan
39% Feb
60
A7s
July
1%
1952
Parana
3% July
44% July
1Y» Jan
(70%
Mortgage Bank
37/* Apr
8% Apr
36
6s
(City of)
1939
A 7s
26% Apr
Jan
31
-
1,300
,
15%
Jan
Munic
6%s
AHanover
Apr
1% Apr
200
Apr
3
v
Cons
Waterways
(Prov) «%s 1949
/ ALima City (Peru) 6%s
stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan
A) 2yse 2008.
; Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
.
189
v
Feb
20
1,200
35
16
34-%
2
common
2%
1%
45%
1%
42%
33 %
45%
14
Sugar
41%
41
15
1G5.100
600
'
2,300
3%
3}8
;
&
f secured
A Hanover
35 V* July
■
2% Apr
7
Jun
9
36
2%
—
50c
25c
Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co
900
V 1,300
3
7%
7%
Danzig Port
AS
2% July
IV* Jan
;
Apr
% Jan
"
2%
•
—
1
1
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
3% Jan
168
000
2
__
—
I
Reclaiming Co—,
Utah-Idaho
7% Jun
Jan
29
100
__
1%
—
1
States
Universal
35
__
50c
Co_
Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common
<
2,100
35
9% May
3% May
25
10
B_—
class
*
ft
■
.—100
common
Conditioning Corp
Foil
S
ft
__
Sale Price
Low
A
2& July .V
Yz Apr
5,100
\
Last
Period
High
5/a
10,000
10s
Canal
Ceramic Tile
U 8 Rubber
•
7%
2i°u
Week'* Range
Interest
American Stock Exchange
5% Jan
5
registered
Sharing
preferred:
Air
9
U S
6ft
2%
10c
1
Friday
5,500
(5%
•
Profit
10%
U
8
2%
common
ord
United N JRR&
UnRed
7%
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
Co Ltd—
rets
dep
'1
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
Low
1
Corp
Products
United Molasses
:
.'
.1
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc-
t
7%
WEEK
for Week
Low
common__50o
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price' nf 1'rlees
American Stock Exchange
United
Week'*
-
Last
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
—
32,000
41,000
1,121,000
1,067,000
S391.D00
&335.000
$13,121,000
„
*136
-—
—
113
130
Total
'
•
Commercial' and Financial Chronicle
The
B4
(474)
.
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
OUT- OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGfc
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST
ENDED
1
Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
American
& Tel
Boston
&
Albany
i
Boston & Maine
Personal
Boston
Trust___
Prop
Heda
Service
Cities
Inc
4%'io
Ford
% Jan
56% July
7%
1
40
lnc
12
Jan
14%
14%
30
59
61%
24%
25
27
9% Jan
4412 Feb
16% Jan
25
21 Va
29
Apr
I.
19
75% Feb
88%
100
191
% Jan
55% Feb
U
S
Rubber^i__^.___i.
U
S
Shoe
U
S
Steel
•
—:
28%
Island
Coal
Creek
Kennecott
Co
Copper
64 %
Apr
Westlnghouse
41%
41%
20
Jan
42
,
/
■
'
•
;'■»
'
.
4,,&s
Central
National
5%
•
94%
315
75% Jan
95
35
35%
280
28% Jan
Service
Companies
England Electric System
New E"ng£and Tel & Tel Co
7%
7%
1
5%
Jan
36%
37%
497
31%
Apr
13%
14%
191
11%
Apr
N J
Webster
&
15%
16
70
7
53%
55
1,723
—*
46%
48%
34
35
—
Inc
—
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co —
Fruit
United
U
8
Rubber
U
S
Smelt Ref <fe
41%
43
43%
Jan
Jun
Jan
31% Jan
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
July
45%
5
37%
37%
339
36%
359
31% May
26% Jan
36 %
35%
59%
62
547
56
Jun
65%
.
Min Co
62
12.50
Brown-McLaren
July
July
36% July
Feb
Exchange
Consolidated
Continental
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Detroit
48% Mar
5?% Jan
483v
56
116
-
*
•
$11,000
71% July
Feb
66%
'
Low
Exchange
Sales
Week'4
Friday
22'H
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 4
High
Low
High
22 %
100
238
18%
19
22% Mar
2012 May
13%
11% May
17
'Jan
22
%
8
■
U
13%
V
'
C
8 Yb
W
1%
•'
225
2
5%
200
14%
.
Jun
July
>6% July
"19/
Jan
r
2% May
930
-1%
Jun
15%
740
13%
Apr
15%
35 Vh
15',8
"351
-
8>/8
415
27%
Apr
35% Jun
Feb
11 July
;
J J July
2,978
25
l
3,922
44%
Apr
14%
570
12%
Jan
16% July
52
703
48%
Jan
53%
9%
2%
2%,
200
2%
Feb
13%
15%
2,039
9%
Jan
IS1/* July
-~1
20%
20%
200
19
Apr/
20% July
.5
—
38%
38 %
335
32%
Feb
14%
Bower
38 V4
July
43
1,889
3712
Jan
43
14
6,163
91i
Jan
14
July
July
215
3%
Jan
6
' July
43
44%
8,152
33%
Jan
3
3 %
1,540
1%
1 %
159
6
1
>
—
Chemical
&
_
6
44 V4
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Feb
6
Feb
12% July
Jan
24
1%
1 %
400
5
11%
12%
646
23%
24
276
21%
17%
17%
100
16%
1,194
4%
4,900
1%
Jan
2,110
22%
Jan
1T «
IV2 Mar
1% Aug
Jan
2
--
Feb
61«
1
Aug
-:3%iMay
i
2%
_______2.50
_
_.
2% Mar
/
13%
1
1.66%
Brewing
Jun
41%
44:%
1
Corp
Jun
Jan
41%
5
Industries
4:%
38
13:,«
Co
_
5% July
788
10,357
40
1
Manufacturing
97/» May
Jan
•5%
40%
Corp
Lamp
6
150
5:%
-
_L———1
Paige
9 »4
Jun
39%
—1
—20
—
__
Jan
57%
52 Y4
14
__.l
—
-——
Motors
Hoskins
49%
513„
Trailer
Wood
Hall
High
14
___*
___
Drewrys Ltd
Motor
52
10
Motors
Great Lakes Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
r
—
Paper
Steel
Graham
Shares
-48% July
-—5
Detroit Gray Iron
Goebel
High
Jan
/—5
—
Edison
General
for Week
Range
Jun
37 "s
6l%
Hi
Mfg
Davidson Bros
Detroit
Gar
Sales
Week's
Last
55%
50
5
-
_
Consumers Power common
Ford
Friday
89
i
Chrysler Corp
Fruehauf
STOCKS
-
59%
48%
I.OW
2
—
Brass.
&
Manufacturing
Federal-Mogul-Bearings
Cincinnati Stock
Jan
-
16% July
55% May
48% July
50
Company
Aluminum
Brigg.s
Aug
July
1,379
Bohn
14%
49 %
1,2*9
—
Burroughs Corp
Rights
25%
862
48%
—
Rubber
Budd Company
34%
25%
47
Jan
51%
'• A. Range
Stile Price
of Prices
Baldwin
Feb
22% Jan
24%
37% July
-28% A-ug
21%
61%
Tar
Jan
37
48%
8
98
Last
STOCKS
43%
18% Jan
25'/a
25
Corp common
Feb
38
93
*
Mach
8% Jan
47%
31% May
50
---
Detroit Stock
7%
.
500
1
•
Co—
United Shoe
13%
—50
2.50
Jan
8c
Apr
18% July
147% May
Jan
*
__—
Stone
Jan
125%
103
Jun
400
138% 139%
139 %
5c
14%
——5
NYUH & Hartford RR
Olln. Mgthieson chemical
Pennsylvania RR Co
Bexall Drug Co
Standard Oil of
1,601
18
17
17
20
100
2,197
6c
6c
1.
—
New
90% Mar
35
102
103% July
71%
1998
35% July
102
6V« May
84% May
69%
"
July
—100
pfd
cum
55% Aug
2% Feb
25 Y
.
debs
American Metal Products
Maine
'
2'8%
55%
1
:_10
BONDS
Transit
July
92%
10
Corp
"-55%iMay
V
12%'
.
Li
41% July
30
:■
28%
Jan
50
common
Corp
Lone Star Cement
41
1
__
49% -July
•
Feb
;
16.W%
•
Gillette Company
Feb
'
'
6
-
Feb
47%
42%
103% 103%; 37 %
37% - ;
1
___,
43% July
Apr
33%
41%
219
-
35%
127
Jun
37% Jan
575
1,852
6
-
15
621
-: v
20% Jan
^55%" Jun
1% May
57
43%
64 %
-1
5*
-
71% July
41%
'»
*
i
Woohvorth
55%
..
July
1
62%
03 %
Carbide!
Cincinnati
79
1
5
Union
54%
30 %
17% Apr /'•
40% Mar / -.
207.
r
'
..•/?
'
•.
49%
53%
55
.
High
■{
^
54%
49
..
55%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20%
54%
,
54%
10
_
54 %
49
7-
(Ohio)
Studebaker Packard J..
..
;
_25%
t'J
J)
<N
Standard Oil
i.—_*_*
4—
Jun
70
77%
5
Oil
Standard
61% July
125
402
Brands
Shares
19%
20
-
for Week
14% July
219
28%
68%
•
General Electric Co
July
60
July
15% July
Jan
177
100
preferred
49
39% Jan
240
49
13% Jun
Apr-
15%
lo
Fuel Assoc com
Co
Motor
May
48
60
5
Stores
108
31
15
10
Co
cum
12
60
•
Eastern Mass St Rwy Co common—.1001
First Nat'l
5
434
55%
39% Feb
5
——:——.
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas &
Jan
167%
1
100
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Calumet &
32% July
182 % Aug
50% July
130
Feb
113
47
•
Providence RR
Boston &
670
55%
55 To
Standard Oil find)
High
15% July
26% Feb
199
2,273
12
-
25
;—"
RR cofflmoiLi.
33%
113
——100
RR—a--.
Edison
Boston
Low
50%
Standard
8% Mar
1,007
506
Sales
.
High
Low
Par
■———
Range Since Jan. 1
182%
33%
48%
—50
Shares
14%
179
-182 V*
100
m*
Anaconda Co
Sperrv Rand
High
14%
common—25
Refining
Sugar
Tel
American
LOW
14%
__5
Corp
American Motors
f
Sales
of Prices
1
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Wesk'a
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
July
"
Aeronca
—
American
Eaicrank ;
Baldwin
—
1
—
8
Piano
— —
5% Jan
8% July
283
22% Jan
28'/a May
15
•
.
50
24
15
10
12
Mar
211
16
Jan
167
24% Jan
25% July
28% Mar
14
42
8%
-•
20
—,
j
23 Vb
1
_
Laundry
8%
23%
23%
27%
41%
.
28%
'
Carey
_—10
——__/u——.
-
Champion
Cincinnati
Gas
—
Electric
&
Art—
36
27
Jan
39% July
88% July
4%
Jan
7
Apr
2
*
45%
Stores
36
Aug
46%
Mar
53%
Jun
Jan
36%
Jan
52%
36%
340
33
16%
233
77%
27%
515
16% July
61% Jan
79%
Jun
10
25% Jun
30%
Feb
68%
1,758
54% Jan
68% Aug
17%
25
10% Jan
18
May
45%
170
40
46
Jun
44%
Airlines
Cyanamid—
1
—
Telephone & Telegraph. -100
American
Tobacco
44%
11
21%
5
50%
75
179% 181%
181%
21%
48%
50%
10
American
263
36% Janu
14% Jan
39% Jan
167%
Jan
25
88%
88%
88%
35
50
50%
46%
50%
110
39%
Feb
10
Anaconda
58%
56%
59%
187
39%
Apr
V2
18%
11
(111)
Oil—--.
Avco
i7T'a
1
—
6
6Vh
;
18
5
75% Feb
13% Jan
1
17%
18%
201
3
_«
Masco
17% Mar
S)
River
Co
Raisin
1
*
83%
&
Bei 'iienem
7%
7%
140
5% Jan
Ohio
55
24 % Mar
37
-100
i
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tit>1
♦
25
City Products Z
15%
Feb
59% July
18% July
;
18% July
7% July
37
Admiral
Laboratories
47%
275
36% Jan
47
218
36% Mar
47
11%
50
10% Jan
12%
Jun
Advanced
60
72
49
60
Aug
Aid
53
160
44
Apr
57
Jan
60
20
60
Mar
July
Steel
90
36
Jan
42% May
Allied
63%
98
48% Jan
64% July
351
Light
Apt
4%
Apr
5;%
5%
1,905
3
Mar
10 %
975
9%
Jun
12%
Feb
3%
100
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
10
10
3%
16
Jan
10
20
July
July
1
8
10
34% Jan
45
Apr
29% July
52% July
196% July
American
117% July
42% July
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
43% July
65% Jan
American
Investment
Co
American
Machine
Foundry
American
Motors
Co
of
America
1
:
.
.
'
62%
64
354
43
45
693
'
I
Register
Dairy
Distillers
_
8
5
II
Regis Paper
Fnrom
10
38%
see
page
42.
30%
Jan
275
36%
Jun
400
61
.Inn
27%
3.COO
73%
78%
315
9
$1%
Jan
21% Aug
F9% July1
700
41%
Jan
2,700
12.50
(Unl—
Co
10
(Hl)A
1
Corp
Stand San
5
a.*
48
48%
47%
50%'
39%
J*n
5?)
July
52% July
21
21
200
16
Jan
21
373i
37%
700
33
Jan
38
14:%
7,600
14%
133i
182
14 Va
13
13n4
180
182
American
Anaconda
25
60
50%
Armco
10
29%
58%
Apr
41% Aug
36 % Jan
5
29%
Jan
19%
38% July
Ashland
Oil
50
51%
Jan
70%
44%
30
37%
Jan
46% May
24%
20
20%
Jan
24%
Jun
103%
Feb
Jun
25
85
18%
60
13% Apr
14%
345
18% July
14% July
23%
10
19 3A
Jan
46
46%
114
36%
Feb
25% May
47% July
39% July
34%
16
31
Apr
74%
76%
30
64%
Jan
36% July
76% May
13
283/i
Apr
38
29
98
18%
Feb
29
30%
80
25%
Jan
60%
62
118
4-
Uo),
47%:
48%
179
453,6
Feb
51% July
46
46
10
30%
Jan
46
30%
62
July
Aug
Feb
July
July
&
(111)
—
Refining common
Topeka
&
Santa
1
Bastian-Blessing Co
Be in?
Corp
1
PI^^PT-fes
9%
3134
3,700
25%
Jan
48
%
50%
2,200
40
Feb
60% Aug
56%
59 V*
1.600
39%
Apr
59% July
17%
19%
3,700
12%
17%
18
Jan
Feb
19% July
18% July
22%
23%
17% Jan
'24% July!
800
Feb
15
1,200
600
9Vs
Jan
10
423a
42na
50
34 %
Feb
7%
7%
3,000
5%
Jan
42% July
7% July
19% Jun
Un)
9%
93i
10
10 "2
500
7%
Jan
13%
13%
800
68
350
9%
GO
Jan
64%
27
68
Aug
27%
350
24% May
30%
Apr
57%
58%
500
45
58% July
1 %
1,500
—10
5
57%
PI
1%
9%
1
Apr
Apr
15 Jan
Corp
46
45%
46%
5,1°0
36%
1
—
Jun
13%
8
Co
■
68
13
—
Airplane
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Aug'
29%
75
24%
24%
24%
300
20'.
Apr
8
Manufacturing
Rights
Bom'
22%
1
(Un)
a.—!
Manufacturing Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)_
Stfel
182
89% July
31% July
393
3
Beloeii
Binks
—
10
Bailey Selbiirn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-!ima-Hamilton
Jan
89%
10
Manufacturing Corp
Be hlehem
31%
10
non-cum
preferred
Atlantic Refining Co_
Avco
8% Mar
11 % May
167%
46 %
46%
47%
900
34 V*
Feb
20/64
200
2,900
20/64
:
Jan
20/64 July
13% Jan
13% Aug
1 %
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46% July
2r'
47 V*
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July
31/64 July
20% July
5
—
20%
20%
10
26%
27
300
23 Va
Feb
27
July
33
34
2,500
25%
Apr
34
July
5
■
July
July
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Common
5?o
1,600
2,100
.
88 %
71% July
Viscose Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
Steel Corp (Un)
Mar i
21
7
(Un)____5
26%
49%
363/8
Co
Apr ;
Apr
Apr
&
9•
Jan
61
Jan
Feb
Armour
46% Max
27% July
79% July -
22% May
14%
33%
Jan
.
13%
31%
38
—
700
39%
100
11
30%
48
--
44%
38%
8%
26%
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'5% May !
July.
44% July!
1.800
100
27%
•
Railway
—
25
Aug
38
29
26%
,
.
2,700
American Tobacco (Un)
293/a Feb
Jan
36% July
40
34%
74%
•
Jan
47
Jan
4V4
18%
100
69%
39%
4%
Id
Jun
500
1,200
9%
31
American Rad
24%
38%
•
7%
4Va
7%
41
42%
—
300
43,4
9%
/
—
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10% May
21%
American Tel & Tel Co
23 %
—
Jan
18%
Apr
Apr
7%
6%
'
-
•
33
110
285
28%
Jan
Feb
10%
•
■—-
21 %
Aug
28% Apr
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137b
16%
30
J
31
67%
&
B'8V2 Aug
19%
21%
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Jan
800
1
45
Jan
5
-
footnotes
207
Co
High
44
25%
(Un) .1
14%
3
1.40
Mobil
For
35 %
—•
Paramt Theatres
Apr
33% Feb
14%
46%
5
i
Roebuck
Southern
41%
57
17%
*
Corp of America
Oil
33%
40%
100% 100%
10
Oil
Sinclair
142
Mar
43%
'
33 %c
Reynolds Tobacco class B
St
70
68
55 %
69%
,
5
Pepsi-Cola
Sears
40
37%
5
-
Phillips Petroleum
Schenley
38%
33%
5
5
Central
Radio
40
33%
41%
—8
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Pennsylvania RR
Pure
50
37% Jan
Since Ja*w ft
592
•
(Un)
Airlines
Am Broadcast
Atchison
National Cash
Y
15%
36%
64%
40
.
—
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154
15%
*
5
_
Jan
38
1
Lead
Jan
30%
61
3
National
98 3/8
75
43%
35%
_
—10
National
43
41
41%
*
_
Jan
Apr
45
1%
Chemical
43%
1723/4
63%
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Telephone
18
42
59
.
Harvester
50
196 %
Range
Low
58%
10
:
22%
Aluminum
Shares
High
24%
1
only
of Prices
25'%
_*
Paper Corp
Allis-Ghalmers Manufacturing
80
40
Ii
Corp
National
.6% May
Sales
1
5
50
113% 117%
__
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42%
(P)
Co
-
for Week
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Laboratories
transaction*
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Range
58
;
(Un)
Ludlum Steel
44%
49%
3
Moii.sh un
Feb
v7% July
Exchange
round-lot
58%
Castings
Discounts
&
29%
193
193
2.50
Motors
Mead
Jun
-3V4
2%
1
Aluminum
29%
—
7
Greyhound
Martin
22
750
350
10
;
44
1
—.—
Electric
LoriHard
27% July
--8V2 Mar
;
7
5
Allied
19%
Dynamics
International
Jan
2%
Corp
Allegheny
42%
.
International
17%
7
common
Co
Investment
19
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Genera)
125
Last
Alleghany Corp
46% Mar
July
Acme
63
Federated Dept Stores
General
Feb
2%
compilation of the
Aluminium Ltd
General
Jan
21%
-10% -Aug
Jun
6%
Sale Price
Abbott
Aug
47% July
41%
5
.
9%
22%
2,019
Friday
19%
DuPont
Motor
325
303
7%
July
9% May
7
STOCKS
63%
10
Wtight
Pnrf
84
Jan
7% Mar
10-%
Midwest Stock
A
——
Products
Eastman
3IV2 Jun
53%
510
27%
._1
89% July
50% Aug
60
•
&
8%
21% July
49%
'
'
•
Power
•
Apr
47% Mar
to
-
Dayton
Jan
2
22% Mar
2?B
—1
-
52% July
181% Aug
II——10
Colgate-Palmolive
Corn
11%
228
10
I./
.7%
.10
Udylite Corporation
51%
52%
—10
—
Cutties
688
July
1'4% July
2% July
,_1
Studebaker-Packard
45%
60
—25
—
Chrysler Corp
Gas
329
Aug
9
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j.—____
,
class B
45%
46%
_
Chesapeake & Ohio
Columbia
37
36%
46
Burlington Industries
Service
*
27%
-10
—
_1
Dillon
Vineo Corporation
"2
29% July
Jan
21%
Scotten
Products
7
I./7%
10%
-,5
11%
Steel
Boeing
Cities
Aug
899
84
8%
_
Paper
Standard Tube
2%
28
—__1
_
.
650
14%
2%
28
Rockwell Standard, Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
Sherman
9
14%
3
lo
(The)
Co
29%
9
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;
Products
&
28%
1
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Davis
28%
10
—
Refineries
Screw
1
1%
2
1
/
r
-
Par
Baltimore
17%
/SVz July
Stocks
American
Ashland
Leonard
Murray
Prophet
Jan
29% Jan
Mar
___
—
Kresge Co (S
Kysor Heater
7%
44%
68%
3
common.
Mtrs
Kinsel Drug
Parke
52%
30
Industries
Electric
5% July
65%
■
-2.50
..
American
Armour
Jun
17%
-—A-'—'*—.
—
77%
.
Rapid
—
U S Printing common
Allied
20
34%
Jan
76
27%
—
Gamble
Unlisted
7
Jan
27%
73%
-Uiu
AiUWWiW—r
.
&
698
29
July
16%
35%
*
Procter
5%
718
Jun
Howell
Jan
34%
/
1—10
—
Lunkenheimer
274
34%
36
•
J
——'*
Kahn
Kroger
30
88%
7
10
Hbbart
39%
5%
1
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Gibson
"5%
33%"
39%
—
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Eagle
I '
50
Cincinnati Transit
5,710
33%
33%
10
4
42
87
8.50
com
Cincinnati Milling
Telephone
Cincinnati
Dow
.
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15
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Number 5765
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
East
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STOCKS;
i
Erad Foote Gear Works
;
(Un)
Industries
(Un)
Eurroughs Corp
800
1%
Jan
500
13%
Apr
1,500
9%
Jan
2,200
27%
Apr
12%
35%
~
Rights
——•
Burton-Dixie
Corp
Hecla Inc
&
Calumet
Canadian
2%
2 %'-
2%
800
15
Jun
Minneapolis
Jun
July
Jan
20
Jan
29% JUly
15
Jan
9%
July
2%
1% Jan
12,300
Jun
18
(Un)
L
(Un)
—
.
1
23%
-25
Chemetron. Corp
57%
-25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Pau' & Pac
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com.
July
12
Jan
18
July
-
18
2,200
5,700
300
41%
V
900
177
52% Mai-
57% July
36%
571
33 %
37%
%
31
27%
Jan
18% July
13%
Jan
23
100
19%
Jan
200
19%
Apr
27% July
Jan
10% May
-
-
9%
9
4,600
52%
33%
33%
59%
31% July
Jan
140
July
Apr
57
Jan
Jan
34
Jun
45
Feb
61% July
35%
600
-
44%
29%
200
58%
Aug
123%
40
-
49%'
-8.50
7 %
1,100
140
138
52 %
—25
59% July
11%
23
31%
.
48
Feb
1,300
18%
27%
—100
5% series A .preferred—
_*
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
Chicago South Shore & So Bend- 12.50
*
Chicago Towel common
j.
600/.
May
Apr
800
17%
t
July
57%'
21%.
--
10% July
24
Jan
17%
July
50
Jan
Mar
9
400
10%
24
2% July
Feb
1%
-.59%; 59%
59%
18%
-
45
-23%
23
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
28% May
Jan
rS*
—1
i.
Jan
32%
: 10V4
1
Chaaaplin Oil & Ref common:
$3 convertible preferred
24%
310
2%
2%.
49% 49%
-
—5
u
400
45
16%
2%
-50c
28%
39%
39-%
Brewing
Jan
42% May
34%
64
62%
64
13%
13%
13%
10% Mar
14
34
35
1,800
30
36% Jan
38%
38
38%
3,600
28%
51
52
1,000
43% Jan
38% July
65% May
41
41
100
35 % May
41 Vi Mar
7%
51%
5
3
National
Gypsum
Prod (Un)
(Un)
&
25%
1
Co
Co
53%
Mfg
Jan
6%
1,100
7%Mmy
Feb
92
Aug
35% July
64 ' Aug
28
Mar
42
1,150
45
Jan
73%
900
1,700
650
-Jan
4%
25%
25
200
1,200
51%
53 %
Apr
Jan
3
4%
July
21%
Jan
26%
July
Jan
348
43
130
350
85% Apr
25% May
:
29%
53% Aug
101% Ffeb
29% July
8%
1
500
18%
2,100
13%
Apr
18% July
34
18%
8%
17%
1
35%
3,800
25%
Feb
35% July
Jan
6
9
City iPfodiicts
-u~———
Iron common——
4 Vi.%
Club
preferred
Aluminum Products
Coleman Co Inc
preferred
2,000
86
450
13-%»
14 ^
10
19%
25
49%
Cement
in
37%
36%
37%
3,900
28%
Jan
38
Co
s
21%
21%
22
7.600
16%
Jan
22% July
10
30
29%
30
1,000
26% Apr
30
Aug
42%
43
125
33
Jan
43
July
20%
20%
16%
Jan
22
Jim
74%
75
63
Jan
76'A Jun
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Pacific
Northern States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Oak
Gas
Ry__
5
Power Co—
(Un)
n
Bancorporation
75
10
1,300
550
13%
14%
12% Jan
16
53%
54
200
51
Jan
•
41%
41
41%
800
28%
Jan
fi
Manufacturing Co
4
Aug
12
Jan
14%
Jun
18
Jun
22%
Feb
19:iii
3,000
16"
Jan
49%
2.500
41%
Jan
Container
100
Co
of
Co
38Tb
56% July
42% July
43% Feb
14
j
,
12
1,800
Curtiss-Wright
Corp&
,
El
Ford
Motor
Four-Wheel
'
Aug
Jun
24% July
Pfizer
9 50%
50%
700
41%
Jan
52 % July
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
-•9V4
9%
30G
6%
Jan
10
15%
2,700
11%
Jan
15% July
1,300
23%
Jan
30% July
15%
Feb
25% July
Pullman
7%
Jan
12% May
Pure
21% Mar
30 %
28%
29%
General
Contract
General
Dynamics
»
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Co
.
Gray Drug
Great
.
B'-os
Towing
Lakes
Greif
Griesedieck
Hcileman
Hein
Werner Corp
'
Industries Inc
Industries Inc
Houdaille
Howard
15% Apr
17%
37%
43% July
32%
18%
800
11
20O
13%
200
International
Interstate
Co
Power
Kansas Power &
Kennecott
Light (Un)
Copper
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Kimberly-Clark
Laclede
Leath
Libby
Gas
&
Co
Co
common
1
McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)—
Lincoln
printing Co common
Marshall
Field
(The)
Merck
Merritt
&
Co
&
Scott
»Un
•
1,500
37
18%
19
1,200
13
Jan
19
46%
46%
47
2,100
36 Va
Feb
41%
41%
56 %
57
47% July
43 % Jun
57
July
38%
39%
1,600
43%
43%
200
50
200
1% Jan
193
8%
3
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
100
11%
Jan
55 %
Apr
65%
5,600
57
Apr
64%
69
17
15%
17
Reynolds
(Un)
Metals
Richman
Rockwell
49%
Jan
33%
Jan
44%
Jan
45% July
38
Aug
2,900
40%
Jan
53
July
27
2,200
22%
44%
41%
400
33%
:
Co
Co
2,900
8%
300
100
July
*
18%
Jan
Jan
of
17%
650
14% Mar
48%
710
28%
Jan
48 %
July
Jun
150
26
Jan
36
46%
1,000
33
Jan
46% July
1%
1,000
33
1%
1% Mar
25
43
-:
36
Apr
150
35
Jan
39
15%
10 %
80
8%
Jan
243
101%
Feb
13
1,500
14:%
i m
1% July
17% Mar
19%
25 Va
30% Aug
Jan
8
Jan
60%
62%
1,220
46%
Feb
32
July
62% July
47%
49%
2,900
4j
Feb
62%
Apr
20%
20%
20%
600
19%
Jun
26
Feb
31%
31%
32
550
24%
Jan
33% July
50%
51%
600
35%
Apr
51% July
125
32
30%
22%
Apr
July
39
Jun
Sunbeam
Apr
Sundstrand
10!b July
118
July
&
450
Jan
11%
15
Jan
July
17%
600
11 %
Jan
600
36%
Apr
44 %
18
350
16
Feb
18% Mar
3%
2,700
5%
3,100
100
Jan
2%
2%
Jan
Jan
20
Feb
Jun
3%
5% July
Aug
27
(Un)
Gas Transmission Co
Texas Gulf
Edison
Toledo
Feb
20%
Jun
28%
Jan
39%
Aug
Trane
17 % May
19%
Feb
Company
35% July
Trav-ler
Trl-Continental Corp
34%
36%
1,500
27
Jan
36%
29%
28! a
29%
1,000
26% July
Aug
29%
42%
Feb
12 %
13%
300'
12%
Jan
36%
36%
200
29 Va Mar
37
10%
10%
20
10
5%
5%
5,100
13%
1
5
5%
10
Feb
July
20th
Radio
Corp
(Un)
Century-Fox Film (Un)
71
Jan
83
100
85%
Jan
104
July
Union
Carbide
33%
500
32% July
40
May
Union
Electric
(Un)
38%
40%
3,000
29%
Jan
40!4
Aug
Union
Oil
17
17%
1,200
13 %
Jan
17 % May
Union
Pacific
63
150
104
6
800
Jan
23% Aug
1
25
7.50
20%
Jan
34 %
34
34%
5,800
29%
Jan
27% July
35 Va Apr
37
37'A
278
32%
Jan
38
•
30 Va
28%
30%
7,000
25'A Mar
30% Aug
71
72%
1,200
55%
Feb
72 v4
33%
34%
130
23%
Jan
34% July
12
12%
1,200
12%
57%
Feb
337a Aug
United
29 %
United
States
Jan
July
95% July
47
Jan
57%
Jun
3
Jan
3%
94
£3 %
95%
600
76%
57
56%
57%
700
3%
300
United
U
S
Jan
19%
Aug
U S Steel
14
25%
26%
700
19% Mar
10%
10%
1,200
8
Jan
11% July
Westlnghouse
71%
71%
300
66
Jan
73%
Whirlpool
350
45
1,800
July
Jan
15 Vs July
18% July
26% July
Apr
,29% Jan
Western
200
43 Vb
Jan
55% Aug
24%
24%
24%
400
22% May
25% July
1
1
1
1%
1%
1%
1,100
1,500
36
35%
36
31%
Wisconsin
26 %
30%
Jan
Jan
July
38% July
45
(Del)
30%
31%
Wisconsin
1
Woolworth
Corp
Public
Jan
32 V*
July
40%
Jan
53%
Jun
30%
31%
3,400
25
Jan
31% July
67 Va
900
52% Feb
68% July
29 %
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29%
400
22
8%
8%
200
47%
615
Jan
29% July
8V1 July
49 V„ Jun
88%
40
67%
Jan
88% July
9 Va
100
8%
Jun
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
37%
38 »/4
1,800
Apr
38'A July
69 %
71%
7,900
51%
Jan
71% Aug
27%
Jan
36 Va
37 Va
1,300
10'A
10%
1,300
9 % May
38% July
14 V,
Feb
Jan
22 Va Aug
Jun
65%
21%
22 Va
900
15 Va
61%
2,900
55%
23 Va
900
16%
Apr
23% July
23%
34%
1,300
19%
Jan
25
Jun
Jun
(F W)
Co
Jan
60
July
Yates-American
58%
59%
300
37%
Jan
59 re
July
18
500
19%
Peb
33%
100
31%
Jan
24%
24%
200
20%
Jan
25% July
47%
47%
48%
600
36%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
17%
33%
37
33%
(Un)
36%
Jan
•
Machine
Corp
Feb
24%
(Un)_
650
Radio
6%
35
31 %
24
8ervlce
330
Zenith
July
Apr
27%
400
500
59%
Corp
Electric Power
2,200
All
104
84
1,300
47 Va
22%
60
J
July
32%
..
Bankshares
38%
r
31% July
67
30%
22 Va
Telegraph
Electric Corp
3 1%
IJ
Jan
31%
36%
57%
36%
36
22
70%
37Tb
• «r
1% July
Jan
37%
«Unj
32%
31
600
Jan
1
27%
47
32%
10
(Un)
Union
Wisconsin
Apr
15
10 %
400
22
24
12%
42%
55%
Inc
Webcor
19%
44
19 % Mar
14%
Co
19
20! 2
July
300
1,000
55%
Corp
Walgreen
3
60
22%
55%
Industries
Co
Rubber
15/64 July
60
200
Co...
Fruit
July
13% Mar ;
57%
Feb
355
Apr
1/64 July
22%
States Gypsum
Jan
2,700
900
10
July
9Va
23%
25's
33%
27%
Aug
15%
2,038
88%
Corporation
26%
54
900
27%
5
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc.-
United
29%
33%
Feb
54
23%
26%
47%
United
6%
39 Va
54
10
Jan
1,100
6% May
23
25
RR
48% July
5% July
35
48%
45'A
12 % Jan
Jan
26%
102% 104
Apr
United
5%
47 %
Feb
23%
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California
of
July
•
2%
54
Corp
33%
82
104
400
55% July
13% Jun
2
Transamerica Corp (Un>—
Ex-distribution
Jan
400
Jan
18% July
1
17%
500
May
65% May
53%
55%
5
Co.
350
300
74
49% July
Feb
•
19%
30
Feb
47%
13/64 15/64
20%
100
heb
35
6,800
5
Products Inc
Thor Power Tool Co
39%
2,400
43 Va
1,600
55
Rights
Thompson
19
97% 100
33
33%
800
49%
53%
50c
20.
July
51%
48%
55
3.33%
Producing
Inc
37 3i
100
50%
48%
20
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Co
Texas
51%
26% Aug
537/a July
July
1
Machine Tool
Company.
Textron
20 %
5
Corp
Tennessee
1,300
lo
'Un>
Sylvania Electric Products
38%
27
Swift
Corp
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Bunray
5,000
17% May
9% Jan
20%
18%
26%
19%
in
Equipment
Packard rsorp
18%
8,900
18
23 %
20
1
Furniture
Studebakpr
20%
18
26%
0.20
In<u«na
Standard Railway
Storkline
Feb
9% Jan
5
Standard Oil N J (Un)
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Stewart-Warner
29% Aug
47%
6O0
common
Co
43
18
3%
Inc
Jan
34%
43% Mar
an
Oil
36%
—
30%
2ft
33%
a
Oil
17% July
17%
12 50
19
30%
•
(Un)
Standard
90
17%
59%
730
o
Standard
Feb
37%
44%
2,500
58% Jan
10% July
38% July
0
Jan
July
70
13
1
100
29%
40%
'■
15
(Un)
Pacific
Southern
27%
27%
39%
Co
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South Bend Lathe Works
Southern
July
46% May
28
61%
Strapping
13%
10% July
10%
Va
Jan
8%
Corp
Apr
28%
500
200
108% 110 %
10
Jan
10%
38%
18%
(Un)__
of California-
800
43
7
25
Mar*
6%
10%
30%
Square D
.15%
19%
55%
27%
Co class A_.
Spiegel
•38%
3 Vs
-60
3,200
1,200
5G
56
10%
Co
Pen
July
10%
45%
4*6%
40
Jan
27%
35
90
35
33
•
3.50
37%
29%
41Tb July
44%
99%
44%
40%
Apr
17%
47
39%
Steel
Oil
Jan
43%
44%
A
Bperry Rand Corp (Un)
10%
'
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&
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(W
Jun
11'
Jan
354
37
56% July
88%,
13
Roeouck
Jan
Jun
26
9
24
1,200
28.
*
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
Scliwitzer Corp
Sears
20%
1,700
10%
National
Shaeffer
July
May
25
3,300
Aug
51
77 %
Jan
150
Apr
Jan
30
56%
41%
•
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17
Jan
27%
790
July
34% Aug
Jan
24 y«
1,400
Jun
55
Jan
10
Co
Petroleum
Dutch
8'A
35
32'/a
75%
Paper
Louis
Signode
600
36% July
64
51
74%
25
(Un)
Standard
St
600
i
49%
75 %
Co
Brothers
River Raisin
Sinclair
53
!34%
46% Jun
Jan
Jan
52%
10%
July
39Tb July
30"% Apr
21% Feb
27
Jan
July
14,200
4,500
Feb
800'
Co_.
2,400
43 %
,
37%
34%
Paper
64
44%
29% Feb
32%
Public
13% July
9
69
Jan
44
200
34 Va
Regis
92% July
2%
43
37% Jan
300
Mar
Louis
14%
—
39%
75% July
53% Aug
Jan
Jan
-
38
St
61%
•
(Un)
Chapman
53%
k
Bt
56
1
15
Medusa Portland Cement
52%
•
Jan
62%
•
common
Co
50
19
~g
Jun
25%
4
Marquette Cement Mfg
Martin
125
I*
12
Jan
92%
52%
4
*
common
25% May
75%
53%
3
•
19%
Jan
9%
70
8%
43%
5
10
1
Knapp Monarch Co
8% Mar
2%
:
66
33Vbc
8.75
•
5
Chemical
Jan
Jan
75%
>—12.50
Stockyards
Service class
14%
59
44%
10
Steel (Un)
& Laughiin
Kaiser Alum &
37%
46%
23%
1
3,000
Jun
63%
14%
& Shinkle Shoe.—*
Johnson Stephens
Jones
(Un)—
July
33
61%
-
•
Co
Shoe
International Tel & Tel
118% Aug
14% May
"
7.50
(Un)
Co
Jan
15
92%
•
—
Nickel
Jan
'■
19%
International Paper (Un)
Feb
38
2,000
31%
1
Inland Steel Co
*
Interlake Steamship Co
•
International Harvester
•
International Mineral & Chemical—5
International
Apr
Feb
99%
30% July
8%
Products Co
Steel
31 %
845
1,500
20%
Indiana
Aug
195 % July
36%
10
•
Central RR
Illinois
600
1,100
14
July
48% May
55
Rexall Drug
10
Illinois Brick Co
46%
23%
July
6% Aug
7% Jun
Jan
Apr
34%
21%
4%
—
3%
11%
53%
16% May
26%
—
1,500
6%
14
33%
174% Mar
5%
Huttig Sash & Door
6% Aug
1,000
5,400
5%
54%
400
26%
Hupp Corporation
July
505
34%;
2%
•
1
-2
-1
3
-1
1
Hertz Corp
40% July
21%
10%
3
Brewing Co—
(G)
38% Jan
195%
18-.
25
.
13
23%
25
—33%o
(Un)
Revlon Inc
200
———„—1
Co
Gulf Oil Corp
42% July
14
Feb
13%
1,300
2,600
62 % July
3,346
■*
*
(Un)
Greyhound Corp
>
Jun
17%-'?AUg
'
14
35%
Feb
13%
•
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class
6%
6%
58 J
7% Jan
4,400
34%
Apr
17%
1
common—
Cooperage
13
34Tb
34%
16%
18
1
Dredge & Dock
& Chemivai-.
Oil
Lakes
6%
14%
12%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
51%
11
;
;•
;—12.50
Stores
Great Lakes
Great
Jan
12%
Radio
500
5
Granite City Steel Co
39% July
Royal
A
———
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Gossard (W H) Co—___—
13
17%
74 % July
49% Jan
27% Jun
Jan
27%
4,400
43%
10
(Un)_
Goldblatt Brothers
.
100
(Un)
Company
Co (Un)
Oil
23
17%
1
Co
(Thei
Apr
Corp (Un)
Fhillips Petroleum Co
62%
41%
83 %c
10
Co
Products
Gerber
Gillette
,
Jan
33 V4
Philco
23
42%
—1.66%
General Tire & Rubber
July
26
113% 118%
..—„v—___——*
——.
& Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B
5
Corp
Telephone
General
263
194i
——2
1
Utilities
General Public
39%
20%
21%
5
—:——
(Charles)
22%
62
5
2
10
1
(Un)
May
People's Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
61%
22%
32 %
General Motors Corp
•
1,900
36%
Corp
Foods Corp
General
27
39%
39%'
'
3
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t
110
26%
118%
:
700
500
2,400
38%
1
General Candy Corp
-
74
39%
Box: Corp——-—.
General
13%
200
Quaker Oats Co
Transportation—2.50
:1
General American
■
30%
30.
28%'
Auto
1,175
41%
Feb
29% July
15%
2
Drive
17%
40
(Un)
Public Service Co of Indiana
T-
15%
11
Trailer
Fruehauf
17
1
1
6%
54
25
Inc__
100
50
21
10! 2
—
56%
l_Tl6
Jan
> 23%
—
56%
-
Feb
11
Co—
Dairies
Foremost
Warrants
Penn-Texas Corp common
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
24
Corp
Firstamerica
Jan
34% July
17%
——10
—
Gas
May
112
14%
——
Natural
Paso
106
Jan
48%
1
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Feb
25
-
14%
100
Company
Air Lines Inc
Eastern
.
Apr
64%
g
400
2
i„_10
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5
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:
6
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_1„
_1
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5
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Deere
31 Va
60
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co commonl
1,200
5
(Un)
Corp
1,100
74%
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Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures (Un)
24%
25
.
—
38%
74%
Corp
—
52%
—25
of America—
Cudahy Packing Co
36%
6.25
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
Owens-Illinois Glass
52%23%
5
——
Co
Crane
(Un)
1
—
America.
Crucible Steel Co
21'
51% July
18%
1,800
Co
10
Co_—
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Controls
20%
-
21
*
5
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34
Oil
23 %
;
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Power
Corp
33 \'z
July
*20
102% July
108 % Feb
100
108% 108%
1.33%•
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■Consumers
Apr
200
102 3 4 102%
33%
July
Ohio
July
July
1,300
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1
Corp—
41
91
4%
-
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Jan
Jan
22
-
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100
————100
—
28
79%
100
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20%
-19%
22
(Un)
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4
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•
85%
_5
>
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Columbia Gas
—.
'/"• 500
41
85%
^■4
I
100
-*■'
—
42
-39Vi
40%
Corp
Cliff's
Cleveland
10
—
May
Northern Natural Gas Co
Ohio Edison Co
Co
Service
July
Feb
"
Cities
Apr
July
July
22
-
99% 100%
•
North American Aviation (Un)_
North American Car Corp
*
34%
650
12
Jan
29%
5
10
Central RR
19
10
7%
4%
5
National Standard Co
7% Jan
1,100
*
*
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Distillers
York
92
33%
—12.50
^
National
New
88%
34%
Cement
—
National Tile
44%
10
Company
National Lead
43%
1
Co.
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)
Muter
High
22
44%
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Motorola Inc
Low
11%.
22
—10
Min & Mfg <Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri Portland
Range Since Jan. 1
Bgk
91%
Utilities'
South
Skares
11%
11%
it
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical »Un)
26%
.
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Low
4
Inc
Minnesota
'
Brewing Corp %
West Corp—
Products
s 14%;
2
28%
-10
Central & South
Certain-teed
-
—25
I
(Un)
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Celanese Corp of America
Centlivre
-30c
Ltd
Gas
Export
Pacific
Canadian
14!
5
—
12%
23/32 July
17
50
800
20
Middle
36%
'
Jan
22%
:
20
15
16
% July '
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•29%. 29%
12.50
—
—1
Brothers
Butler
ail
Sa •' V
Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
1% Aug
1%
35%
35%
Metropolitan
80% July
72 !4 Mar
Sales
lev Week
Range
Far
High
Low
12-;-
12%
Last
Sale Frio*
Range Since Jan. 1
200
15%
15
Week's
Friday
Shares
80! 2
1%
1%
5
_i
5
I
STOCKS
High
80
*
20c
Budd Company-
Burlington
of Prices
Low
Par
(E J—______
AUGUST
ENDED
for Week
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Sale Price
'/
■
Brach & Sons
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Co
8%
5
101
90%
90%
8%
101
90%
Jan
Feb
100
8
50
69
Jan
300
69
Mar
48% July
10
Jun
101
July
90% July
t
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
(476)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST
ENDED
I
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
of Prices
Bale l'rice
Corp
Admiral
Aeco
Corp
Reduction
(Un),—
Alaska Juneau Gold Mia Co
Air
200
10%
270
90c:
5,400
81c
90c
American
Electronics
Jan
5
474
Jan
774 July
3
Jan
3
Apr
47s July
Apr
877'a July
2274 May
Apr
32 % Mar
7
700
1,600
700
545
1,326
2674
26%
31
287a
31%
2,656
10774 107%
86%
200
1,671
14%
Jan
21% July
1,116
19 %
Feb
26 74
18%
1974
570
13%
Jan
19% July
48%
4874
371
42%
Feb
4974 July
25
11 7
a
b
30
1474
Potash & Chemical Corp—.♦
457a
Corp (Un)
American
American Radiator & S S
13 7 4
5
(Un)
45
13 7
American Tobacco Co (Un)
Jan
July
12
Jan
14%
8
74 Mar
46
815
850
31%
1,860
49
507a
3,627
class A__.
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&
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Aug
16
300
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88c
92c
1,400
9% July
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%
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85c
Jan
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Firstamerica Corp ——
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Tiger
Macii
Food
Feb
15
7% Jan
47-% Mar
13
9%
May
May
51% July
6%
Jan
7% May
12 74
12%
330
12
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1.775
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Foremost
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General Ainer Oil
of Texas
Controls
General
Co
General
30
47
Jan
Jan
Feb
2574 July
40% Feb
July
181% Aug
General
Paint
Jun
General
Public
89
31% July
50% July
Utilities (Un)—
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Telephone
Tire & Rubber
B
461
227a
Feb
3174 July
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34%
34%
205
347'a July
34% July
43
July
5
42%
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53
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5
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Atlantic Refining Co (Un).
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I
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53
21
Jan
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2674
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Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
4
217
43%
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3.505
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58 % July
Northern
Greyhound
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$1.25
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Hartfield
Jan
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18c
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2,186
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107..
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1174
10,125
1
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13%
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—
Petroleum
Jan
Oceanic
:
common
Railway
Aircraft Inc
37c
1
1
(Uni
Pacific
Jan
1.044
Invest
preferred
July
1
;
Aviation
18%
•
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:
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Northern
i
(Un)—
Power_
Ltd
American
5% May
195
Co
Mohawk
Corp
27.
604
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Niagara
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Apr
3174 May
405
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OUT-
OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
I Last
STOCKS
■
Sale Price
Cement
&
Aggregates—
Pacific -Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp_
Pacific Gas &
6%
1st preferred
5% Vc
red
1st
pfd
5%
red
1st
pfd class
no
4.36%
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1
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Pacific
'
1st
pfd
preferred
preferred
$4.50
$4.36
Oil
&
common
Davis
&
&
Gamble
Puget Sound
Pure
Oil
Inc
Co
52
4,379
48 Va
1,048
28
654
2514
2514
2314
30% July
27% July
396
672
,
25% July
25% July
22% July
100
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3314c
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10
107%
48
92
Mar
98
Jan
25
87
Jan
80c
95
1,000
65c
Feb
4,739
220
16% Apr
11814/Jan
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4114
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86%
Apr
346
54%
Jan
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308
82% Jan
13%
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11%
737
13%
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225
Jan
Apr
19%
Jan
2.00 Jan
957
18%
19
52%
1914
3,058
12%
Jan
50%
3
4%
52%
575
4514
Jan
12,480
37
Jan
5%
Jan
48Ta July
124
July
80c
July
20%
17% Aug
42% July
86% July
94 % May
13%
Jan
25 Va
May
4Vi July
52% July
19% July
55 Va Jun
46%
47
2,435
36%
6514
275
55%
Feb
16%
35%
16%
320
1414
Feb
57
728
38%
45% Jan
3914
651
29%
Feb
34%
31H
35%
1,131
30%
6
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800
1814
3314
Apr
5% Jan
20%
2,385
14%
Jan
35
2,790
21%
Feb
%
35 Va
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5,700
LV
28
27%
Jun
28
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17%
Jan
614
29%
Jun
300
54%
5514
2,763
1
10
5414.
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Reserve Oil & Gas Co
1
Revlon Inc
2714
27%
29
1
38
Jan
49 V8
Jun
440
27%
Jan
34 V8
July
10% Jan
35Va
9%
68% July
% July
1
Jan
203
8%
Jun
722
1,266
26%
31 Va
Apr
38
36
35.V8I
100
27%
Jan
36
72
35%
37 %
38
36
-
Apr
Co
-10%
70%
69%
72
4,882
10
45
43
45
35% July
4,120
Va Jan
39% Feb
5%
5%
100
5% Jan
34(4
3414
160
28
26
27
1(645
22
4014
40%
(Un)___
5
Water
Co
Power.:
Preferred (Un)
West Canadian Oil
Western
*
(Raphael)..
Petroleums
Dept
1
com
100
(On)
Gas
July
July
July
July
240
85c
4,710
12 'A
11%
I2V4
2,415
21%
231
21% July
6V0 Mar
34% July
27% Jun
41% May
8% Mar
21%
45
12
Jan
22
May
54c
99c
12
July
Jun
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615
10%
Jan
21% July
12% July
680
15%
Jan
24 Va
25
22% Aug
757
18%
Jan
61%
25
6014
61%
1,473
55%
Jun
4514
24%
43%
65 Va
46
1,001
34%
Feb
46
24%. 24%
350
10
15%
Jan
47%
47%
49 y4
360
37
Jan
July
24% Aug
49 % July
1
Stores
6%
%
6%
100
5
Mar
6V2 Mar
25c
Union Telegraph (Un)
Brake (U11)
Westingnouse Elec Com (Un)
12%
12%
12%
2.50
,
Western
22%
21%'
22 Vn
10
-
12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
10
Wilson & Co Inc
(Un)
W)
(Un)
(F
36% Jan
19%
74c
Ltd.—1.25
Westinghouse Air
Woolworth
-
Apr
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19%
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&
1,158
51
74c
1
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33%
34%
17
15%
1
52 Va
52
52 Vn
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75%
38%
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27%
30%
30%
31
43%
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July
Feb
6
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7% Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
•■/•/■•
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jun
7
Feb
Alan Wood
Steel
Par
common
American Stores Co
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
1,850
Feb
American
29% July
34% Aug
Arundel
Jan
Corporation
Atlantic
City Electric Co
8%
32 %
Jan
64
756
Jan
Jan
11% May
56
Apr
650
17
Aug
52% Aug
75% July
15%
Aug
255
25
Apr
667
23%
Jan
44%
1,804
37%
Jan
31%
96% July
27% July
July
46% Jun
602
24
Jan
Securities
Transit
75
216
65 Va
High
16 Va May
Jan
I8V2 July
77% July
100
180
5,324
167%
Jan
•
32
31%
32%
710
32
37%
38Va
592'
24%
29%
Jan
37%
Jan
38 Va
13'A
13
13%
335
9%
Jun
20
2%
Jan
952
5%
Apr
13% July
3
July
7% July
13%
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton———13
Baldwin
100
74%
6.50
Baltimore
Low
18Va
Corp
Co
lc
3
1
common
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
179% 182Va
3
5
3
6%
—
7
182%
Aug
% July
July
16
15%
16%
16 Va
Aug
43 Va
42 %
43 %
534
35 Va
Jan
43 V2
July
52
49'A
52 %
1,190
44%
Apr
57%
Jan
300
8V2
Jun
1,164
31% July
1414 July
31% Apr
Tel
&
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18%
__
1
55% July
Tel
Low,
10
:
Apr
13%
1.499
1
•
Co.
26%
317
13%
93%
10
17
Cab
47
July
65% July
.
5% Jan
360
2.50
Feb
Yellow
'
4,226
34%
Corp
270
9 V8
1
Jun
121
6%
50c
Corp
Washington
20% Aug
J3
Sugar
36% July
20%
8
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co__
48%
3314.3314
Feb
39% July
38:!4
1
Com
43%
—
53
16% July
57
'July
1
Manufacturing Co
4314
.
Westates
65 V2
8
Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
6,100
Corp of America (Un) —_1
Equipment Co__
1
Victor
Weill &
_3
•
Rexall Drug
%
Vanadium
Jan
2
—
•%
—50
(Un).
Ccqrp common
Consol Oil
Utah-Idaho
Jun
135
5
Co
Standard
Feb
52
-_5
Mng
High
<
%
5
&
Low
469
1
(Un)
Refin
Range Since Jan. 1
High
67
HI10
i._
Shares
Jun
Jan
4%
J.2.0U
Smelt
'Universal
9014
2314
1
S Rubher
Jan
9314
Corp (Un)
Corp
U
U S
'•U S Steel
40%
94
oli
;
Jan
124
84
•
Republic Pictures (Un)—____„
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Aircraft
24%
23%
10,349
•
50c
Rockwell
Jan
4814
22% July
3% Jan
4014
•
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp—
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Rohr
Jan
27%
375
17
X
Pulp & Timber
(Un)
!
(Un)
Oil
Apr
26%
2,354
171a
•
Rheem
United Gas
U S Industries Inc common
U S Plywood
for Week
65%
•
Apr
30%
Low
—IOC
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
5
Inc
Jun
0
3%
19
20%
132% 133%
8314
Fruit
Oil
(Un)
33 7
2214
80c
1
Cuban
Corp
58%
9014
1
Radio Corp of America (Un;
Railway Equip & Realty Co
Rayonier incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Richfield
Jan
Aircraft
United
United
Jun
921a
100
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
i
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un*
Phllco Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter
Jan
33! 3
Penney (JO) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RK Co iun/
Pullman
41
United
Jun
47%
48
•
Corp
(Un)
Co
124
31%
Week's
Last
Par
July
22 Vn
*
:
Development
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World
Airways
Parke,
54 Mi u54%
56 %
56%
29%
*
;
Pictures
15
Jan
124
*
.
Gas
Jan
22%
3%
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Paramount
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Inc
conv
Pacific
'
22 Va
Lighting Corp
$4.75
9%
1,020'
23
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Industries
Pacific
'
STOCKS
High
4,208
3n'i,
—;
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LOW
15
2734
25 Yi
25 %
22%-
1
Sale Price
27%
3111
i
6%
^
56%
;
preferred
1st
a
Electric common-
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. ]
14 %
.
ENDED
Friday
S)\ares
High
26%
;
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
14%
FOR
Sales
Range
Low
Pacific
1
Week's
(
"
32
1.80
25
1
8%
—8%
10% Feb
Delaware
S and W Fine Foods Inc
—10
Bafeway Stores
1.66%
St
Louis-San
Inc
Francisco
Ry
(Un)
Industries
Seaboard
Bears
&
Steel
10%
Feb
400
17% July
27
Jan
22%
38 %
377
20%
Jan
24
29
27
2914
2.689
18%
Jan
492
29% Aug
42% Mar
20% July
Shasta
Shell
1
—
Water Co
40%
(Un)__
7%
814
10%
32%
380
(Un)
32%
2.50
5
Marchant
347
59%
Feb
1,123
19%
1314
13
13!4
July
2,768
12%
Jun
16
Jan
47
47%
567
32
Feb
48%
Jun
12%
200
11% July
62
12% July
IB
1,004
46%
Feb
62
17% July
18
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al9
553
13
47%
47%
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1,039
18
18
1
.
July
July
1
Hamilton
Martin
Watch
Hecht (The)
Co
(The)
Merck &
Co
Pennroad
vtc
Co
1
Co
preferred
25
21%
22%
210
22
29%
595
21% July
3%
21% July
' Apr
2% Feb
300
24%
29
100
V
3414
3% July
32% July
22
Jan
July
Feb
Mfg Co
Jan
50
*
983
47
13'A
48 Va
1414
980
42Va
43Va
7%
;■
13% Apr
49
May
41% Jan
2,785
11%
3,279
5,848
7%
7
794
37%
Apr
Jan
4% Jan
60
Va July
16% Aug
63% July
49%
Jun
14% July
43% July
7% Apr
18%
19%
25Va
25%
1,593
21%
Jan
26 Va
15%
15%
35
11%
Jan
34%
35%
826
29% Jan
15% July
36% Jun
—
20%
21%
444
19
Va Jun
25%
67%
3
•
16%
63'A
14 Va
10
10
16Va
60
43
•
common
66
67%
1,052
56
Feb
68 Va
Jun
20%
20%
275
16%
Jan
21 Va
Jun
18%
A
—
,
—
35%
4,089
12%
Jan
19 Va
Aug
Jun
Jan
.
*
Co
French
16%
50
com
Lab
33V3C
—
31 %
32
1,154
25
Jan
51%
50%
51%
5,006
Railway Co (Un)_,
35%
Jan
—_•
47
45%
47
51% July
2,220
United Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light common
30%
Jan
47
aoo
20
19%
20 %
Aug
Woodward
6,1.29
17% May
21
6%
1,750
5414
54%
293
4% May
42% Jan
50%
51%
7% July
54% July
8,233
43%
9214
1,413
July
38
1,076
59% Jan
25% Jan
92 %
36%
38
July
64%
6214
64%
399
58% May
68%
Jan
44%
4414
45%
581
34%
Jan
45% July
—
44%
45,4
307
34
Jan
45% July
48
48
36
40%
Jan
48
80%
81
3,000
Jan
73
3,100
73% Apr
63% Apr
83
72%
76
July
Jan
7%
87
36%
13 Va
Co
CO
87
5
*
Jersey Gas
31%
53% July
(Un)
-
Brands
Oil
Co
Inc
of
(Un)
California
614
51%
Feb
&
•
Lothrop common--——10
•
Oil
Co
6% fa
(Ind)
—
Btandard Oil Co of N J
Oil
(Ohio)
(Un)
com
Statham
Instruments
Stauffer
Chemical
Sterling
Drug
—
54%
55%
120
43% Mar
55
17%
17%
200
15%
BONDS
15%
375
307
13% May
61
Feb
101
32%
Feb
3
Feb
5%
6
5,704
27
26%
27%
2,820
20%
Jun
1,729% 1,740%
15
1545
Jun
.
29
34%
—
30%
Jan
1,293
33!'2
Jan
7%
—5
a
•
1
(Un)_
.
1,203
7
July
25% Mar
56
Feb
1
Friday
Sale Price
Jun
,
38% July
7% July
30
July
7214 July
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Gas
Sales
Range
for Week
41'A
423,A
35
5%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
Low
42%
Shares
552
31%
5
Hl<rb ■*
Apr
July
42% Aug
28 % Aug
33% Aug
6%
Jun
1
2314 Aug
Duquesne Brewing Co
JO
Apr
1314 Mar
25%
26
3,923
Duquesne
Jan
25%
20%
678
20
Jan
23%
100
23
July
28%
28%
157
22%
Jan
32 Va
33 %
93
23%
Feb
7%
7%
1,404
6%
Jan
41%
41%
41%
165
34%
Jan
41% July
32
31%
32.%
300
26%
Jan
32
32 Va
195
29% Mar
24 %
238-
23
Mar
33% July
32% July
27% Jun
Apr
15% Mar
—
19 Va
155
19%
16
Jan
20
July
July
26
July
26% Aug
23%
28%
32%
10
5
10
System
15% Mar
1,154
•
19%
of Pgh
Light Co
25% Mar
-1—
20
20
101
Equitable Gas Co
17
Jan
20
24%
July
Home
24%
24%
2,840
22
May
25 7'a
July
Mountain
Natco
13%
13%
14"
1,495
11%
14
July
36
36
169
2814
Jan
36
23%
925
J 3%
Jan
31%
23%
32
1.890
22%
Jan
32
8.50
Co
*
—
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.
24%
10
-
8
Jun
30%
Fuel
8
Aug
23
(Joseph)
36
.
•
-
Jan
July
Corp
.
27%
31%
335
27%
Jan
32% July
46%
47%
5,462
41
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Jan
54%
United
30%
10
104
31%
46%
3114
3.303
24%
Jan
31
2,232
84 %
Apr
104
July
Jun
% July
27%
33
5,412
1511
Jan
35
29%
30%
1,421
22%
Jan
30% July
July
U
S
Engineering & Foundry
Glass
common
v
t
c
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
13%
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
102%
42.
Week's'
ef Prices
10
3,953
10
25
Par
1
5
Co
12%
*
-
Last
STOCKS
2314
Union Carbide Corp
Union Electric Co com (Un).
Union Oil Co of Calif
Union Pacific Ry Co (Un)
Union Sugar common
United Air Lines Inc
71% j a72%
,
35 Va
23%
Tri-continental Corp (Un)
page
10,956
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
6% May
27% July
1740% July
12%
*
& Construction Co
1
"Ex dist"_
—.2
5
400
30
July
Apr
16% May
74
July
39% Apr
21! a
26 •%
—25
Corp
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
1977
55% May
12%
—10
:
debs
23%
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—1
Inc
7%
28%
30
—29
——.——
see
550
37%
37%
:
common
World Airlines
34 %
37
1
7.50
Inc
For footnotes
74
Feb
Feb
5%
—25
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Texas Co (Un)
Tex"as Gulf Sulphur Co (Un)
Textron Inc oominon
—
Transamerica
74
a40% a40%
-
47 V2
1
_
;
inc subord
17%
15%
(Un)
:
July
4914 July
53%
J
Corp
——
Fob
54%
——-
5
Bvivania Electric Products
Preferred
4,787
35%
54%
(Un)
Oil Co- (Calif)
Tishman Realty
633
••
Swift & Co <UnX—
Tidewater ©11
49%
551L-
5
Co.-
Inc
48%
—1
:—
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Thriftimart
48%
„10
—
Btudebaker Packard
Telautograph
29
—7
(Un)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)—
Traus
Jan
Mar
37
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series A—1975
Superior
May
31
48%
July
13% July
36%
328
—
July
44% Aug
38 %
825
1
•
Warrants
Standard
Apr
16
29
Jan
34%
•
——
;
Sperry-Rand Corp
Standard
11%
22%
60Va
1
Scott Paner Co
&
190
32Va
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Oil
150
29%
58V*
-
Smith Kline
13%
Jan
Jan
34%
10
Potomac Electric Power common
Sun
21%
29'A
—
33%
225
13%
—
6,311
59%
!
Phllco Corp
South
15% May
44%
28%
1
Corp
Service
315
42%
28'A
16%o
Inc
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
'Philadelphia Electric commonPhiladelphia Transportation Co
Reading Co
44%
—
15
common
Jun
25%
Jan
.16
5
Jun
Mar
/
1.66%
57
4714 May
24% Jan
,
Corp..
Corp
Jan
22
8
16
Motors
Brothers
49%
24% July
Southern Co <Un)_—
Southern Pacific Co
15%
Acceptance
General
Gimbel
2,081
42%
3%
Jan
General
Progress
387
3%
Jan
15 Va
Public Service Electric & Gas
229
22
37%
1,233
Apr
250
29
981
18%
2
,
Jun
25
>
43%
17%
5
Dairies
19
22%
—■
41%
18%
Ford Motor Co
Foremost
52 Va
a47%
,
42%
41% July
33 Va July
43% July
19 Va Jun
Jan
22
'
Jan
Apr
24%
2
5514 July
Jan
26%
15%
a 47%
25
Feb
34%
324
120
25
25
46%
1,428
33 Va
57
56
21%
484
41%
32%
45
25
4.08% -preferred
Btandard
57
82% July
20'4 July
preferred
preferred
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A
Calif
Petroleum-
Standard
61%
—
,
—5
Southern
Southern
5% July
80%
20%
louthern Calif Edison Co common—28
4.78% preferred
25
4.24%
414 Mar
32% July
11%
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)—
Solar Aircraft Co—
560
Jun
20
—
.—
11
8014
2
(American Shares)
Sinclair Ott Corp (Un)
Feb
2014
]
Simca
5
Apr
30% July
10 Va July
2614 Mar
55%
40%
32%
Power & Light common—13 Va
Light Co
10
Storage Battery
10
Jun
4%
230
54%
41%
Electric
July
7
1,279
10%
& Trading N Y slirs
Corp
Signal Oil it Gas Co class A
4.32%
Jan
814
(Un;———«
Biegler
4.48%
Jan
25%
10%
7.50
Smith-Corona
17%
1.576
20c
—
Oil Co
Shell Transport
Jan
275
30%
1
1
—
33%
20%
30%
30%
40%
20%
1
3
Corp
1,435
37%
Co
Inc
17%
16%
22%
54Va
Duqucsne
1.40
(Un)
Incomorated
Sharon
Jan
Jan
37%
Co
Servomechanisms
11%
24'/a
22%
_5
(U11)
Finance
Roebuck
Servel
705:
5,165
•
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Bchenley
14%
29%
10
St
Schering Corp
1314
28%
2914
5
5
1
10
12.50
—
77'A
—
—
27%
15%
—
13%
.3%
6 /8
4/4
2%
126
77 A
6%
26%
27%
15 a
11 Va
400
3%
76%
31
67%
Jan
Feb
80
6
July
26%
72
22
Mar
28 /4
385
15.8
55
4_4
200
24%
24%
24°,a
62
59%
62
.
3%
Jun
77% July
7% Feb
26% July
2234
Jan
28 %
12
Jan
15% July
Feb
July
17
18'A
Jan
4% July
24% July
677
55%
Jun
65%
3Va
Feb
33
The CoTftxtieTciul cltmL Fiiidnciul ChTonicle
.
.
Monday, .Au^ii&t 4,
.
1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
AUGUST
ENDED
1
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Sale Pries
Low
Abttibl Power 3c
Paper common—
28%
4% 46
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
51b preferred
Algoma Steel.
—
class
A
Sales
Shares
High
Low
28%
29
3,515
24%
535
20
20
20
95
95
32
4,115
29%
27%
Apr
July
95
32
11,262
July
31 % Mar
23% Jan
25
Apr
205
22%
Jan
46%
47*/«
485
45%
50
75
48
Jan
Jan
41
41
85
38-
Jan
44
23%
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd—-.—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
*
$2.40 preferred
50
$2.50 preferred
*—»——50
Asbestos Corp
•
23
23%
860
14
Jan
52
53
•
53
45%
45%
25
28%
28%
29%
3,118
22%
21%
22%
Mersey Paper 5%%
24%
24%
24%
47%
53
iRobtt
Class
Selburn
5%
preferred
Bank
of
Montreal
10
Bank
of
Nova
10
10
Scotia
Ranque Canadienne Nationale
Mar
cum
red
37
750
35% Mar
15% Apr
41%
21
42
41%
42
45
45
48%
48
•
42
375
5,480
33% Jan
81
150
95
30
46
46
80
46
215
42
Jan
200
47
Jan
a43
50%
13
521/2
40%
Jan
44
48%
Jan
53
11
12
6,300
8M»
Jan
12
Canada
Malting
Steamship
40%
40%
40%
3,803
36%
Apr
42
43
356
393«
Jan
Jan
12%
11
10%
12
661
40%
40%
109
70
70
al03
70%
62
al03
Jan
24%
72%
Jan
97
1,110
W 5
Feb
105
2,337
603
26% Jan
29%
29
29
30
790
25
Jan
30%
96
96
96
85
Jan
a61
a61
10
51
Feb
38
38
205
30%
Jan
40
1.370
*
12%
12%
480
49
50
1,235
49%
40
•
33
32%
33
32%
32%
'/c
a8%
a9
Apr
500
41
July
43
43
11%
400
44%'
47
3,065
80%
81
340
2,490
30
1,244
24
265
23
•
10
900
36
1.805
28%
Apr
641'2
65%
818
54%
Feb
4.65
3.90
700
3.00
Feb
39%
4.65
41%
4,020
a90
a90
5
.*
al3
al3
25
11%
Feb
...'a- 44
44
100
43
Jun
23
24 Va
2,310
20
Jan
25% Feb
1,030
27%
Jan
40
8%
Apr
13%
14%
1,615
30
30
30
190
•
6%
6
6%
1,850
4.80 Mar
Class
A
9.79 Mar
class
13
Feb
—1
14V4
'''
•
Jan
31
Williams
Voting
32
31:!a
>.
,14%
15 %
104
104%
66 %-
-.65%
11
A—
11
?
•
80
Jan
3,775
16
Jan
47
926
Jan
48
10
325
10
July
15
of
895
23%
27%
27%
2,595
21%
5
26
13%
12%
13
20
22%
25
Dominion Stones Ltd
8%
al7% al7%
20
20
13
50
Jan
67%
4,225
53
Mar
67% Aug
12
4,532
10% May
14% Feb
IOV4 Mar
Jan
21
150
12
Apr
95
Jan
100
Mar
23
24
540
14
Jan
24
Aug
alO
all
330
-
45%'
5,405
25%
Jun
11
200
7.75
Jan
22%
8%
30% July
11% May
22%
8%
3,420
20%
Feb
24
31%
32%
80
78
80
16
16
21%
21
21%
415
70%
18% Jan
70
70%
350
51
13%
•
Dominion Tar 3c Chemical common—.*
Dominion Textile common
—*
•
—
Donohue Bros Ltd—
Dow Brewery Ltd
Do Pont (1966) common
12'%
8%
13%
10,582
9
13%
—
13
Com
27
Jan
46
26
Jan
42
26
6,094
303/s
30%
45
30'
46
13%
400
37%
37%
425
19%
2,935
'8
8
25
Famous Players Canadian
Corp——-—*
Ford Motor Oo_
5
12%
5%%
preferred—,
Bank
49
9%
20
725
14%
10
40%
360
14
5,835
26%
26
27%
3,005
7.75
7.75
3.00
765
•
33%
33%
34
375
108
107
108
65
58%
57%
41%
59
1,960
42%
702
34%
48
48
960
45
30%
34%
32%
945
27%
34%
35
22
9,461
1%
pfd inc 1927
50
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime 3c Alabas
-•
Heme OH class A
21%
Class B.
35
*
class
A
•
$2.26
$4.50
,
Feb
54
•
preferred
preferred
preferred
50
10
48
105
38
50
Mar
a
•
r*
A;
155
500
"*";
.
preferred
Li—.
—•
38%
4.25
a44
10
Feb
45
2,840
39%
Apr
51
Xnterprovlnctal Pipe Lines
Jamaica Public Service Ltd!
12%
6%
36%)
12%
6%
400
36%
2,735
54
54
6%
Jan
Lumber
5% Jan
26
'Jan
6% May
Jan *
,
-
14%
25%
Jan
20%
3,800
2.15
Jan
4.20 May
100
4.25
Feb
4.25
32%
32
*- 48
.
12
Jun
695
22
Jan
Jun
Feb
50
24% Feb
.475
26% Jan
32% July
32% July
32% Jun
42
50
43%
50%
Jan
54
90
Feb
98
13%
13%
13%
275
79%
77%
80
5,439
69%
Apr
577
83%
Feb
32
Feb
10% Mar
21% Jan
50
47%
50%
•
2,690
37
37
Jan
37
38
400
23
Jan
48
,
45
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers Gas
-14%
July
July
Jun
July
100% July
55
July
28
July
50% Aug
38
I
Jan
Jun
July
"r
"'45c
Oil
Corp
I
Co Ltd (Walter
Lowney
pfd
class
MacLaren
Melchers
Power
&
a6J 2^
31:
Royal "Rice
Mills
Newfoundland Light &r
^
30%
"'-105
■'>••87
Jan
Jan
-7
May
_l"
44
Mar
53
28
May
May
29
3,736
28
Jan
T,510
29
300.
42 "4
Jun
30
Feb
49% Jun
Jan
20
10
May
16
29
Jan
25
100
105
90
17%
620
66%
380-
al9
27
79
70
14%
26%
19
110
8% July
9
Jan
90
July
19
Jan
Mar
Mar
9
Mar
10
Jan
1,50 May
21% Jan
Mqr
Apr
1:75
27% July
Jun
350
22%' Feb '
27%
64
Jan
76
25
..
Jan
13%
180
..
61%
100
76
15%
26%; 26%
,:a47.847%
July
May
July
36% July
400
45' 45%
a47%■"
34
Apr
725
27.
,1—--
-
50
July
330
25
^—
Apr
July
July
1.000
"
a
May
,.34% Jun
10
-76
Power Co Ltd_10
...
19
1,500
25
V '75
'I--'- al5%
1.00
36%
-
-26%
*
'
28
50
-'alO
•
.
2.50 Mar
80c
11
" 14^8
-
.
1.50 July
101
al.50
27
:5
i
45
5
1.50
a
-70
Ltd—'——1*
».
.May
100
*
Quebec Power Co.Ltd. com—*
1st preferred
Jan
alO
10
22% May
20y2 July
Jan
25
"--"40'
30
;al9al8
—*
Jun
July
15%
45
48 %
10
00 •'
12
25% May
Jan
41
102
-
31%
" 183i
10
105
10%
Apr
July
20
34
30*
__
12
May
Feb
6% .Jun
Jan
110
a29
48%
.
36%*'*
*
20%
70Q
a6%
33%
7*31'
-
—
Minnesota & Ontario. Paper Co
"Moore Corp Ltd common
Mount
'-';a5
a29
"•34
63e
31
..
.
* (.140 1 vr49
"-90c
90c
—•
^
pfd
22 ;' j
High
Jan
Mar
9%
4
30
-951
"
>1.5,0
_100
Co_J
6%
5
36c
*
:
A
M>
Ltd
1,395
.?.t2£yr«t 29*4 * 29%
'-a44"rr-,;' •444-1- a44
—
Paper
Distilleries
25
al2
"
■
:
Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Magnesium Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth Sc Linoleum Co Ltd •
7 f/i>
69
a5.00
al2, *
*
of Can
Low
2*3^^23'%- :23%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
37,200
27
*
a5^0
—
20
<
50c
T
:r
100
.5
Sales
fV'Low s.High
50c
Dominion
Lochaber
Shares
~"r6,/4S'
5
10
(R L)__
Zellerbach Corp
Co
for Week
27
*
Ltd
Crown
July
49% July
80
_•
Westinghouse Co Ltd
*
Consolidated Div'Standard Sec cl A-1*
Preferred
*
•Crain
Week's
Range
of Rrices
"
Canadian
13
Jan
14% Mar
42%
Feb
46
228
71% July
14% Feb
July
Aug
Apr
26% July
30
23 % Mar
30
■
45
Jan
48
July
42%
Jan
48
Feb
3.60 Aug
27% May
10% July
I
Power Corn
Premier
Quebec
36 % July
13
July
10
Timber
vr.
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd——*
Canadian Silk Products Corp class Ai*
47% July
14% Jun
6% May
175
&
Par
'
11% Aug
21
Jan
»
com
*. /
Northern
5,512
360
5 00 Jan
Mar
;)'32 732'%.-:-,
-
-
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd-—1*
General Investments Ltd—.:*
May
July
1,211
32
32
Canadian
July
41%
51
55
4.25
v
32
32%,~;
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd-
July
35
100
3.55
£1% Aug
4.25 Mar
1,930
..
;
Apr
22
Jan
26%
29%
45% July
Jan
20
975
3.20
-
30
;
42% July
Apr
2,583
99
14 V8
■
•
Motor
25%
26
14"
7 29
-*
Kootenay Power
1,966
52%
38% Mar
5,619
4.75
•
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class A pfd_——*
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A__4
Lamber
(Alfred) Inc class A—
—1
Jan
13%.
26%
May
45 y4
*
.*
j.—
common
Ford
14%
45%
*
103
31%
~
:
■
21% July
30
July
Jan
45
3.20
East
Apr
96
65
95
28
29
1
Ltd
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Jun
13
96
Mar
Jan
165
*
Worts
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli I'/c
pfd—
Belgium Stores Ltd 5 rJc pfd_l
Mar
45
96
53
45%
"4.75
:
14'
_•
,
-
Abltca
;
130
31% July
July
July
48 :
July
24
Jail
10
31V2
*4.75
Jan
28
-
Mar
31 '
Feb
4.489
45%
*
Jun
49
20y2 July
38% Mar
7.50
5
65
13%
12%
a49% a49 %
•
Jun
34
125
—
/
35% May
110%
Feb
2,930
50
100
Inland Cement Preferred
10
International Nickel of Canada com—•
9.00
Jan
21
36%
Jun
51% May
130
16% Mar
101% 101%
Friday
Aug
Mar
11%
—4.68%
common
22%
50
Sals Price
May
3,108
35
Apr
July
Canadian Stock Exchange
14
July
27% July
Apr
21
„
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp—;
-
105%
10%
*
Warrants
20
Jan
11%
45%
of Canada com.
-——
Indus Acceptance
Corp
$2.75
49
49
27
21
.
Imperial Oil Ltd
6%- preferred
21%
50
Mining
preferred
21%
20%
34%
a44
20%
Howard Smith Paoer common.
$2.90 preferred.
-
31%
•
July
July
Prices Shown Are .Expressed in Canadian Dollars
40% Aug
6.90 Jan
—1
Imperial Tobacco
B
4%%
12% July
22% Jan
—100
A
8
37% May
12% Jun
10
32
21% Jan
2,100
•
64 V2
63
"
9% Apr
14
July
Jan
19
13%
—
Imperial Investment
July
13% July
Feb
20
pfd
Jan
540
233'4
46
64%
—•
;
&
(Geo)'class
Class
19% July
General Dynamics
Class
Weston
Zellers Limited
37% July
40%
13%
,
Jan
125
882
31 y2
31
.
100
—,
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Western Leaseholds
72
Jan
.
com—•
General Motors
Hudson Bay
•
Jan
7
Gatlneau Power common
5%% preferred
Goodyear Tire 4'U
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham
July
15% Mar
•
new
48%
5
*
a5tf"
•
United
Apr
32% Aug
July
16
July
23% Jun
Feb
30
150
Apr
'
" 23%'
:*
—.——
.
12%
43
al30
31%' 31%
r
31%
23%
4
:
^
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils
80
Jan
9%
35
19
8
12%
Jan
Jan
9% Jan
7y8 Feb
1,601
28%
838
23% Jan
28% Feb
51
a*130'
Jan
3.40 Jun
190
465
25V2
26
•
15
14% Jan
19%
—1
Foundation Co of Canada
Prasef Cos Ltd common
23%
60
9
Jan
46
42
"
•
Power
Toronto-Dominion
Jun
12
Jan
350
*
——
13
875
,
*
——
A
7% Feb
1,285
3.85
16% July
14 V*
39
pfd—100
Canada
Jun
15
32%
Jun
225
.
18% May
21
July
30%
125
>
3,305
50
„
7%
July
31
27 %"
271
15% Jun
105
May
14% July
19% July
16% Apr
19% Jun
185
May
Jan
98
13%
all
\
*
July
16%
105
34
12%
147
6,694
,
30
Jan
15
•
—
Feb
Jan
10
10,735
31
—10
—
July
Jun
16
11
•
—_—_——.
Apr
13
43
15%
STOCKS
Dominion Steel 3c Coal
90
99 %
50
:
Canada
29% July
28
21% Jan
7% Feb
260
21
Apr
Jan
Mar
13
4,485
19%
Feb
45%
300
*
Petroleum
26
rl CO
12
2.50
Dupuis Freres class
15
2,341
30
21
30
Dfd
4.65 Aug
43% Mar
15
24
'
—
Co
Steinberg's
•
12%
a
common
of
Co
85
98
:
*
common
Can
—
Steel
Jan
29
17
•
'
Jan
Jan
34%
'
Southern
May
10
28%
al4% al4%
•
Corsets
preferred
7
19
27%
class
.
36
July
67% Jun
13
100
:
trust
Southam
Jun
10
Dominion Foundries 3c Steel com——•
Dominion Glass common—
•
French
7.80
/
a83
46%
*
Petroleum
Electrolux
6 %, Jan
18%
46%
*
Dominion Bridge.
Dominion Coal 6%
7%
5.25 Mar
30
•
1
Zellerbach
Dominion
40
a0
17%
•
A
;
May
28%
*
Eauipment.—
,
15%
•
——
,
'
8% Jun
18
July
83
July
19% May
18%
DSstlilers Seagrams.
Dome
a7.75
a8
17%
—
—•
Consumers Glass
Corbys class
Crown
14%
a7.75
a8
*
Farm
Jan
8
'
preferred
4'2% pfd———
Simpsons
Feb
16s/a Mar
28%
32
-
15 %•
104%'
.
'
14% May
1
24%'
10
—
Class B
Feb
27
14%
,
.
—*
,
6% July
500
Aor
.«
*
Series A 4%
Sicks' Breweries
a83
Cockshutt
May
£9% May
10% Jan
July-
: -10
'
July
14%
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining 3c Smelting
Jan
33
"
.
33
32% Aug
10% Jan
13% Apr
Canadian Oil Comnanles common
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
,
...Jun
20%
,34%;
5%%
Jan
25% Jan
20
Vickers
33
16»
Apr
26% May
10
pfd—^
L—
25
preferred
25
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
B
Sherwin
130
—...
Canadian
Aug
64%
5%%
Class. A
Class
Jun
280
_—.—4
47
.3?% Mar
35%
100
Warrants
Jun
L—25
Locomotive
Jan
33
19%
29
24
*
common
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
13%
13%
Preferred
43
Aug
.11% July
Feb
26
July
;;14
May
23% May
Jan
80
90
.
Feb
32
„
,
*
50
23%
Preferred
Canadian
10
351
18'%
/,
—100
Power
Jan
23
International Power
41
Jan
19%
July
40
July
16% May
Jan
11%
*
Canadian
32
25
570
11%
1
St Lawrence Cement
34% Aug
13%
""
*40'
'
Apr
20c
:
—■
!
25
105
23
*
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian industries common—;
V\ Jan
*
common—
preferred
11% Jan
242
a9
—•*
—
-Jan
27
14%
50
Iron. Ores—•
40%
5,826
32%
•
—*
Husky
26
14 %
43
;
Jun
•
;
.
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Jan
10
Warrants -:
1.35 Jan
49
1
Company
(A V) (Canada)
5%% preferred
60% Jun
•
Canadian Canner
Canadian
Jan
•
'
-
47
...
—•
Development
Quebec
98% Mar
*
Cellulose..
common
Roe
Jun
—20
Canadian Chemical &
Tubes
Quebec Natural Gas
Jun
10
A
7% May
-
Jan
20%
a
20.
29
July
34%
28%
common.—
-
14%
a
.
19%
5
Jun
100
class
325
4
St Lawrence Com common—
33 %
Canadian British Aluminum
Canadian
Bronze
common
Canadian Celanese
$1.75 series
41
80%
preferred __—i
Provincial Transport common
Jun
28%
common
:
common
4r!c
Mar
28%
.12.50
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
42
36 V* Jan
34%"
preferred
1,045
20%
preferred
5 '/o
-20
Canadian Bank qf Commerce
Jun
Aug
1.25
520
16
5
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd
44% Mar -
9%
common—
July
Jan
46
:
225
39
39%
-38
.
32%.
Premium
July
42
common
-1.25
15%
*
Feb
100
common
Ltd
Co
Power Corp of Canada!
July
12
•
Foundries
preferred
July
95
62
*
5*
"
320
r.3-%
5
Weaving
Utilities
Powell River
Mar
150
a43 a43%
52%
40%
Iron
20
.
«,
1
Placer
May
50% July
50
_•
Canada Cement common.
$1.30 preferred.
9
Mar
50
47
80
^■
—1
Preferred
77
July
July
35% July
Feb
5%
260
1,441
*•
10
Trust
Wire
Penmans
42
Jan
_•
common
11,730
-.41
_•
May
27 %
95
.
21
Company
9
r
'
Jun
97
21
11
Jan
~16
Page-Hersey
July
43%. Jun
77% Jan
89% Jan
Feb
May
->.39
Ogilvie. Flour .Mills common—...*
6% May
5% Aug
10,501
41%
Building Products
5%
6%
16
10
24
6L
1.25
Pacific Petroleums
Jun
4.80
Feb
40
00
Telephone.
Canada
3.50
550
4.50
May
22% Aug
.10% Feb
'
54% July
49% Mar
39%
00
—
Columbia Forest Products..
British Columbia Power
4%%
Jan
41%
100
British
Calgary Power
Jan
4B
41%
.——50
preferred
41
475
*
.—.50,
..
5%
Jan
605
7,498
128
250
47%-" " 47%"'; 47%
-r'-5
*T":
*
—0
Northwest
Feb
*
100
5%
Columbia
5%
39 %
42%
Jan
19% Apr
8% Jan
200
"
94
i'
A—•_—•
National
July
45%
48%
>8%
93%.
50
preferred—,
class
No rand a Mines Ltd
Feb
150
"
4.50
pfd
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
Jan
541
41
21
M
Brazilian Traction Light 3c Power
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil common
British Col Elec 4% pfd
Canada
45%
21
25
Bowater Corp 5%
preferred
5V%% preferred—
Bownter
Brown
45
40
8%
High
25% Jun
Jan
125
"1.872
11
35%'
<,,9.4
National Drug & Chemical com_
National Steel Car Corp common
•
48
July
61% July
45% July
Jan
Jan
21
.1
100
100
•
24% Jun
38%
21
-.31
:
•
22% July
Feb
51
20
k30
Mar
00
Telephone
British
632
"''
—
5%%
2,575
45%
•
Class B
4%%
4%%
48
61%
15
10%
.11"
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Jun
32
40
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Bell
47
60%
—
22%
10%
»■
B
Niagara
Bailey
22 %
10%
Montreal Locomotive—
Montreal Trust
May
46%
Feb
22%
Feb
15%
100
Mitchell
Mar
23
3,971
25
27%
5
18%
"
53% Jun
43% Jan
41% Jan
50
al24
:•
—:
Low
124
•
Preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
345
com
McColl Frontenac Oil-
23% Aug
52
—
Steel
Massey-Ferguson common
July
Feb
structural
Shares
25
Power——;
Lawrence
St
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
.
20% Jun
19
95
22%
"47
50
Atlas Steels Ltd
30
Jun
Shops
Candy
for Week
25
a
pfd.100
3
*
Ltd
MacKinnon
Jun
25
23
25
preferred
25
29%
Jan
Bros
Lower
,
Jan
23
—
pfd
High
24%
Secord
Lewis
23
40
31%
100
Laura
Bangs Since Jan. 1
24%
■
Low
25
-*
Milling 7%
Woods
Lake of the
for Week
31%
—*
i.
—»
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co. of Can 4%
4Vz%
w
(John)
Labatt Limited
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Prf«M Showa Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
7
Sale Price
Steel
Canada
Mills
Telephone
Warrants:
Reitmans
;
of
Gas
Ltd
:
,
115
3^60 *'""3.25
3.60
;26?8 r^725'%-'"-' -27 ""
.2.30
Jan
18%
Jan
July
3,100
600
9V4
-
2,775
8%
17
410
12%
10
4,150
7%
75c
*
3,600
Jan
17
Feb
11-% May
50c
Feb
65c-
11%
Jan
12
*
Inc
Canada
4Q
*
Power
'
—!
1*
'-12
•
1
6(i
:'75c
-1
—
16%
-12'
:
>
pfd—100-
"Standard
Paving & Materials
Traders Finance Corp class A
5% cum red pfd
Corp Fund_l
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
-*
-12
100
-
-
.
2,015
.
10
25
42%.:-^'.4134. ;42%
43 *
:
10
""15
--'14
Co
_•
57%.
'
57
^:43
^
15
60
"
25-
700—
1,920
9% May
July
Jan
Mar
16% July
^120
4,428
"
40
-
*
16 %: '164'4
-128 --1128
-3934 *" ' 39^ 39%
Ltd
'
Trans-Canada
15
*•
*
\Sangamo Co Ltd
:
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Southern
—*
:—
common
Ltci
,
•
4Q -V
pfd—50
—
/Canada)
Maurice
Ltd
Corp
1st
'_
Russell'. Industries
St
6%
Jan
135
Jun
37
Mar
40
July
31%
Jan
39 %
Feb
_10% Mar
40% Mar
42% Aug
43
Jun
15
Aug
73% July
Number 5765,
188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
8|
(479)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
,
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price*
85
"VS
WesteeJfc--Products
Hotel
Ltd..
Mining and
Oil
Algom- Uranium
Ameranium
v-__
Mines
100
18
a5.00
32
300
60
r
7
Jan
4.50
Apr
11% July
15 Vi
21
Ltd—-
ilV
1;
Anacoa Lead" Mihes jutd
39c
5c
-
;r
Sulphur & Iron
AulLMetal Mines Ltd
9,500
Feb
1312
Jan
12c
Jan
41c
Exploration
Mines
Trebor
11c
Jun
500
lie
8,000
se
6c
12,055
2c
July
13c
Gc
13c
.
16c
12,000
6c
Jan
18% May
42c
68c
17c
Virginia
:
8c
Mar
21c
23c
20c 23V4C
17,000
13C
May
35c
14c
11c
20c
24,700
8c
Jan
20c
42c
30c
Mar
1.26
May-
L3c
35c
36,820
6c
6,700
6.75
2.20
2.20
44c
5 Vac
6.75
'■
1
Ltd
16c
-
1
Corp Ltd
2.30
vi'.-V''',; iJ,.;
Apr
3,500
6c
Apr
Baker Talc Ltd
Barnat Mines
Uateman
v
ZZZZZl
1.67
-Zl
Ltd.
Red
Lake
Geld
Mines
Gold
15c
July
|
18c
39c
38c
20 Va
23c
12c
Ltd.-...
Weedon
July
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell
Mineral
Products
Ltd
Devonian
Petrol
29"
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Lithium
Oils
•
:
Ltd
Canorama
Canuba Mines
I
Ltd
Ltd
1
Capita* Lithium Mines Ltd
1
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Central
Manitoba
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Continental
Mines
Mines
Halliwell
Mining
Donaida
East
16c
Jan
34c
Feb
20c
1,200
18c
Mar
26c
Jun
5 Vic
Jun
3c
Mines
Ltd
21c
Jun
33c
41,200
15c
Apr
74c
Metal
Mines
Pano
Inc
13,000
General
;;
Petroleums
of
*_
Age Mines Ltd
Jail
16c
Jan
5,000
5 Vic
Apr
9c
Jun
GoidfieMs
Uranium
Gunnar. Mines
Headway Red
Lake
Gold
Iso Uranium
Gold
Labrador Mill
Lingside
<fc
Copper Mining Co
Goldfield
Louvicourt
;
Jan
2,000
15,000
Marpic
10c
26%
16 Vi May
5c
Jun
13c
10c
8.000
500
V
Apr
27 '
May
11c
79c
150
4Vic''
5Vic Jan
39c
Feb
Mining Co
Monpre
5c
3.10
20c
July
Jan
May
9c
Calumet
New
3.50
New
New
Fosmaque Mines
Goidvue
Mines
New
Hosco
New
Jack
New
Santiago
Mines
Lake
Ltd..
Ltd
;
*
X.
Aug
63c
Jan
19%
Mines
47c
July
78c
Jan
25
'■ 39c
35c
.19
32,700
2Vic Jan
9c
New
West
Ltd
Jan
875
8Vs
Jun
10
100
8V2 Jun
10
July
58c;
57c
65c
22,386
31c
Jan
70c
64c
68c
3.55C
45c
Jan
74c
33c
Jan
74c
July
Apr
July
4c
Mar
7c
Jan
1
Gold
63c
—5
70c
31.560
6c
5C
6c
21,500
1.80
1
—
1.75
1.80
2,095
1.45
1.50
900
18
16 Va
18V4
22,788
36c 36 Vac
4,200
6'3c
Co 4%
6c
25c
Jan
44c
15
Jau
19
15
Feb
19 Vi
5,500
4c
Jan
8c
500
11c
May
18c
2.500
8c
Aug
12c
Jan
2,000
9c
Mar
16c
Jan
July
Feb
1.10
Aug
•
Mar
3.35
3.35
100
56c
lc
2.75
6.000
34c
I-'el)
G5c
Jun
17,250
40c
July
89c
Apr
•
29c
500
29c
July
42c
15,500
6c
Apr
14c
5 Vic
Apr
7Vic
Anr
Vic
1,000
113.700
8.0OO
3c
Apr
4
Feb
9c
2,000
12c
39,800
5 Vic" 6 Vic
?
c
9c
July
3,500
3c
11c
12,000
9c
Jun
13 Vic 14 Vic
21,600
4c
Mar
Jan
7c
July
15c
Jun
'
11%
Jan
Jan
53%
Jun
Jan
13% May
8.25 Feb
48%
;
8.70
31c
4,100
26c
28c
6,408
28)
28%
852
4 Vac
36,000
15c
23,700
12c
42c
3%c Jan
14c
30c
23c
Jan
JUly
July
28c
Feb
31
5c
500
8c
May
12c
20 %
Jun
6c
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
Jan.
20c
Feb
60c
1.00
21,885
25c
May
1.00 July
1.12
1.33
154,500
54c
Mar
1.45
22%
23%
5,780
i
July
14
Jan
23% Aug
100
41
Jan
47
43 V2
Jan
53Vi July
11c 15%c
41,480
7c
Jan
19% c May
1.70
1.80
8%
9%
2,400
99
105
May
530
5.00
4.20
5.00
918
1.80
8V4
'
*95
6Vt
21
22%
13,500
20c 22V/aC
5
6,670
9c
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
109%
Apr
6.00 Apr
3.90 Jan
3,000
6V4
8%C
6 Va
21%
2.25 Jan
1.60 Apr
1,400
9%
105
.25 c
common
55,200
-
6%
Mau
Jau
10c
17 %c Mar
6c
Apr
22% July
15% Mar
May
Feb
6c
2,000
4c
Jan
8c
10c
17c
27,933
10c
July
21c
Apr
July
21 %c
Mines
10c
40,700
2.42
2.35
2.42
1,450
1.93
Jan
16c
Apr
2.55 May
16%
16%
16%
25
13 V2
Feb
17
9V2C
10c
common
Mines
6c
Jan
1.25
Prods class B
1.25
225
90c
6 Vac
6,000
5c
1
——-
6%c
1
9.70
——25
25
23%
50o
1
.1
10
10
2.00
*
Bankfield Cons Mines
1
Jan
9.60
23%
7.05
5,455
9.80
24
.
.
150
22 Va
22%
2.03
May
10% Jun
Jan
25
Feb
Jan
24
July
21
255
1.95
9c
21 % May
,
..
Jun
1.50 Jun
Apr
6c
—-
Oils
Bankeno Mines
33c
6c
17c
preferred ....
5%%
preferred
15 Vic July
75;
30O
590
.40c
5'/c
"
9c
Electric
Banff
9.15
52%
11%
45
Bailey Selburn Oil & Ga* class A
Feb
'
52
6c
River
Avillabona
Jan
13 Vic May
30c
9.15
53%
6.65 July
1
7 Vic
10c :
2.30 Julv
r
Apr
July
26c
45
Mines
Fabric
3.25
Jan
52 Va
—
Auto
Feb
Feb
68c
Apr
2.10
I3V2C Jan
45
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold Mines
July
10c
200
35,809
25"
52%
——--
Auto
40c
22,416
23%
Steels
Aumacho
19c
8c
——■
Aubelle
45c
2.75
11%
52
15c
Atlas
Yellowknife
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
50c
Z;
"56c
17c
51
/ 4.00 Jun
Apr
..50
Prod com
Feb
1.25
e
2.65
2.30
1.25
______
Jan
Jan
19c
15c
Jan
? 8c
:
Jan
86c
—
12c
6c
lie
35c
May
.50
65c
3.30
*
Ian
64c
83C
Mav
8c
s
15c
3,400
—
Acceptance
Atlantic
Feb
3,416
—faQt
85c'
6
May
78c
.4.75
—
38c
8c
60c
4c
7Vic Jan
Vie
Feb
24c
76c
—
1.000
2.30
Jan
July
Jan
16c 19 Vac
—
9,000
29c
6
19c
28%
2.600
40<?'
,
13c
ZZZi
45c
40c
;
49
45 V2
lOVaC
47
July
-
10c 11 Vic
1
Jan
265
1
preferred
Gold Mines
Atlas
41c
23% July
4,500
Corporation
Warrants
Jun
~40c
Apr
61,830
—
Exploration
Associate Artists
45c
1.05
Va
31% Mar
22
760
60c
Jun
18c
1
Asamera Oil
96c
•
23%
32
25 Va
15,733
46%
_20o
,
Feb
Feb
'
30
23% May
Jun
—5
-—
Mines
Arjon
Feb
/
27 Va
750
Jan
28c
7,079
V:
*
$2.40
Aug
Jau
45c
19% Aug
21%
109
32
37c
50c
Argus Corp commonuJL.
$2 Vi
preferred
18c
1.05
7.55 May
28c
Imperial
Warrants
42c
•
Apr
15c
Petroleums
American
Arcan
62c
11 Vic
4.15
15c
Ltd
Cons Resources
Nickel
Area
1,600
•
6,265
'
24c
46%
Mar
43c
7,288
<
,
15 %C
-50
18 % Aug
Jun
—1
Mines
Apex
May
8c
F
16 :!
34V2C Apr
—1
Arcadia
July
600
13c
-
1.60 May
18% May
23
preferred...——25
Lead Mines
Anthes
18,100
/14 ViC
2,159
2.24 May
1.58 May
13Vic
24c
Apr
July
19c 20 Vac
6,700
7 %c
7 Va C
8c
6,750
6%c Jan
47%
47%
47-14
2,594
38%
Jan
47%
60
61%
1,121
51
Jan
62% July
1.35
1.75
1,111,242
19c
Jan
1.75 July
22c
11,600
19c
12Vic Feb
Asbestos
Corp....-
Metals
Northspan Uranium Mines
Obalskl
Okalta
(1945)
Oils
Ltd
_i
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3.20
1
1
-
8.c
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8c
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a,50c
,
1
3.15
12 tic
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1.20
1
22c
3.25
10c 12
T
500
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1.20
49c
2,200.
15,700
1.23
18c
7 Vic May
100
r
22c
2.100
2.75
6c
1.15
*
Opemisca
Explorers
Ltd..„^_
>
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan
Ltd
Lake
Uranium
Pcnnbec Mining Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co
v-
l__
Partridge Canadian Exploration
Paudash
8.90
9.00
300
Mines
Ltd
1
25c
;
...
Ltd
23c
Jun
Quebec
Quebec
Producers
Minerals
Ltd
Ltd
4.55
18c
Apr
Mar
1.58
30c
Feb
9.10
Apr
29c
of
Montreal
Bank
of
Nova
1
1.67
Feb
Mines
1
20c
20c
22c
Mines
July
75c
76c
2,800
51c
Jan
83c
May
—*
21c
20 Vic
21c
13,740
15C
May
30c
Feb
——•
23c
22c
24c
99,000
12c
Jan
30c
Jun
7c
8c
8,125
5C
Jun
10c
*
1
21c
11,500
16c
Jun
29c
11,400
33c
Jan
82c
May
19c
2,000
15c
Feb
35c
May
4c
500
2c
Jan
6c
15c
82,000
5c
Feb
18c
July
51,400
10c
-
_
:
43c
49c
2 ^60
2.75
4,600
Vl9c
19c
2,000
19c
July
19c
46c
3,300
34c
Jan
57c
July
1.80
1,300
Beaver
Cobalt
&
Goldfields
Ltd.l
Exploration Ltd
1
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd.
46c
45c
1.80
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Gold
Mines
2.44
Jan
Feb
57c
Mar
5c
Sullivan- Consolidated
For footnotes
Ltd.__.ZZ~
see
Ltd
page
42.
.
1
4.20
.
:._i
-
*
:_1
1
40 Va
105
12.680
17%C Jan
4.25
4.15
4.25
Jan
41% Jan
34% May
23c
Jun
4.000
24c
Apr
46c
Mar
1,000
6 Vic Mar
10c
6.00
Jan
4.20
21c
2,000
12c
22c
10,200
Vic
5c
4,500
Bibis
.
July
1
Bidcop
Feb
21c
July
16c
Feb
29c
Jun
Black
3o
Apr
6c
Jan
Bonville Gold
30c
Jan
71c
Apr
Bordulac
Jan
Bouzan
Biltmore
28c
4.20
1,400
60c
60c
500
63c
May
8c
1,000
4c
Jail
8c
July
Bowater
17c
1,000
17c
July
25c
Mar
Boymar
8c
2,15"-
28
28
Apr
4.25 Jan
1.07
1.01
1.09
1.80
1.90
41 Ti
41%
42
1.09
1.03
1.10
14,000
lSVaC
14 %C
16c
46,800
5%c
6c
.10,000
12
%
2.17
,
3.90
58c
Apr
Feb
4.55
5,400
8 %
Feb
-12 Va
July
1,300
1.75
May
2.33
Feb
28
1
A
pfd
Mines
A
.......
pfd
Paper
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
Traction
12
12
25c
25c
9c
8c
8%c
,.2.000
common
.
9c
49c
57 c
50
1
50
_..320
4.50
4.50
4.60
1
9%c
9c
10c
5.60
5.30
5.60
5.640
•
6-%
6%
6%
7.677
„
420
'
18,600
lan
8c
May
Jan
1.35
July
60c
Jan
Jan
28c
July
Jun
12%
Jan
33c
Jan
jun
Jun
20c
Jan
10c
Jan
6c
Jan
14 Vic
July
7c
.
Jan
4%c
Jan
<
.
Jan
Apr
6O0
Jan
42 V2
.
17 Vic
35c
25,000
48 %
9C
Feb
1.25 Mar
Jan
10%
.6,000
9c
57c
48%
_1
42%
,9c
_„6,500
1
Jan
3.00 May
Jan
10c
1,700
6c
1.55
Feb
July
Vi Jun
85c
10
6c
28
18c
4c
3,200
12
18c
39% Jan
53c
Jan
IOV2C
2,550
16c
_____—•
—
Ltd
1,30
.
19,526.
25c
15c
1
Gold
Corp 5VzVo
Gold
1.07
20c
*
Uranium
Mines
*
86c
1,300
9,439
1.00
Jan
17% Jan
49,492
,
1.01
1
Mines
Bowater
1
Mines
"
1.07 Mar
July
12c
25
*
.
Apr
35c
.15,900
10,000
1
class
Hats
Bay
500
10%
—
Ltd
Mines
49c
.
39c
18c
24c
Uranium
Bicroft
49c
17c
12
Corp
3.55
225
35c
15c
Jan
700
Copper
Mines
Yukon Mines
*
1
Telephone
Bevcon
Bouscadillac
....
40
20c
———1
*
1
Mines
Quebec
Belleterre
Bell
4.20
.
1
Mines
1.95
7c
""
Ltd.Il
Dufault Mines Ltd.....'
Stadacona Mines (1944 1 Ltd
Mines
4
July
30c
19c
:
22c
»
1.50
21c.
r
1
Ltd;
Apr
21c
25
50o
Uranium-
Lodge
Belcher Mining Corp
2.76 May
4.30
v
7c : f
4.20
;
South
Steep, Rock Iron
;29c
:
*
r
1.70
1
Quebec Smeltina Refining Ltd.
Red Crest Gold Mines
;
!
A
—
—
——
Beaver Lumber Co common—
July
2.75
:
Bros
Beatty
Beaucage
Bethlehem
Chibougamau
Paper class
&
Power
Beattie Duquesne
—*
*
1
10c
.
Jan
13c
Mines
Petroleums Ltd
Bata
Bathurst
.
Jan
52c
18c
Uranium
Baska
Jun
July
18c
48c
♦
1
10c
1
Mining
Metals
Base
Feb
July ;
50c-
_L
14 Vic
1
;
_.a
;
106,500
Scotia
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Mar
21c
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
:
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp
;
1
1
Sisco
Apr
Feb
Bank
Barnat
Feb
4c
'
2
1
:
28c
,
'
Gas
Purdex
5.90
1.55
50c
<
Ltd___l
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
!
Portage Island*. (Chib) Mines Ltd
Provo
13c
21c
'
Mlines
Uranium
9,000
July
Feb
Barvue
American
North American Rare
t
1.80 May
1.15 Jan
Jan
31
29%-
Jan
1.30
127/a
37c
31
*
—
Analogue Controls
Anchor
11,000
1
Oils
Nepheline
Oil Develop
Anacon
27c
He
Jun
July )•
29c
May
3.75 May
13 Va July
64c
19%
85c
*
Mar
._50c
19%
1.10
1
*
,
2.31
13
19%
83c
__l
Amulet Mines Ltd..-
Nocana Mines
North
3.50
13
10
3.40
13
voting trust. II—.—10
——
•
Centraf
22c
r>()o
Ltd....-
Mines
Feb
Roxana Minerals
Ansil
July
400
V
19Va
90c'
3.20
Vinray
13c
3.15
20,700
4,300
!tt
Jun
6 Vac
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd
24c
common.
Cons
Steel
25c
1
New
%C
6.50
85c
1
New
V 13c
5.60
Anglo
Jan
20 Vi
Ltd__l
Ltd.—..
100
Jan
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. ...50
Jun
3,500
10c
___
Mines
Jan
5c
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
July
34c
l.tVi
2,ioo
1.10
...l
.—
Ltd..
Uranium
•"85
11,300
18%
Amurex
July
3,000
r.
1
:
19
20
8c
American
Jun
33c
6c
-
10c10 Vic
i
Ltd
Mines
495
100
>
Jun
21 Va
20V'a
7c
4 Vi Va preferred _——
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
,
Jan
47c
47c
6c
1
Ltd
•
Jun
10% May
8% July
150
17%
I
Montgary Explorations Ltd
9
36c
Aluminum
13c ..Jan
64c
Jan
^Vo;t23Vi
13c
45c
25i
20
Trunk
Gas
Aluminium Ltd
v
July
2.15 May
4,100.
2.000
J
1
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
200
30c
"34c-,,'35c
19 V a
1
9
;High
29% July
23
345
1.50
Aigoma
Jun
1.30
3,000
17% *17%
l
:
Jan
"
18%
5
.
29
24 %
........—*
Allied
May.
2c
700
,17Vks ltVi
1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd..
Mogador Mines Ltd..
Molybdenite Corp. of Canada Ltd..
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24%
4,710
100
;
Yellowknife
Algoina
(
Jan
May
21
50.700
27c"
.
1
July
■
Shares
High
24%
1
for Week
Algom Uranium eommon.__.___—..-—1
2.10 Mar
83c
17c
8c
3,500
79c
1.66
3c
_L
July
55c
—1
Alberta Pacific
,
1.80 Aug
51c
1,175
"3:3^' 3.35
6c
Mart
31c
0 Vic. Jan
1,000
53c, .'. 53c
*
Mining Corp Ltd—.
Exploration Ltd..
Island Mining Ltd
Merrill
"
Sales
Week's
28%
3~xo
Debentures
Maritimes
lie
•
7c
ZZ~ 1
American Leduc Petroleums
V
68c
^
Jan
1.80 Aug
1.41 May
2,400
40c
12c
>
11
500*
1.80
40c
—
Corp./..
Jan
Mar
100
Explorations
Alberta
July
17c
.
1
1
47c
Apr
16c
4c
36 c
Ltd
of Canada Ltd
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
Mar
12c
,..1
Lithium Corp
20c
1,000
l(kt.
-
34 c
5c
17c
20 Vie
Voting
,
July
23 Vi
Exploration Co Ltd
17,250
"
26c
;J,;7c-:'"7Vic
.—5
Ltd.—.
July
1.14 Apr
Mar
.
ftVicX
1
Mines
38cr
.1.66.
Ltd..l
Mines-*—
Kerr-Addison
1,000
Alba
July
Apr
2.18 July
14c
5c
.
-
of Prices
21
Alberta Distillers
4.00
950
74c
—_l
Mines
2.00
237«
3.25
3,000
1,000
8c
28c
1
Mines
Akaitcho
,
94c
2,000
25 T«
'
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
16%
Feb
28c
15
10c
J
Haitian Copper Corp Ltd—
Jan
26c.
10c
1
:
lOVi
1,500
27,000
.1.90-1.95
•
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
425
58c
35c"
•
1
L
15
6c
85c
53c
190-
1.90
Ltd—
...
1.88 July
Jun
7c
..•1.80
53c
1.00 July
Jun
1.75
"ZIoo
Preferred
July
55c
.
-
Jan
61c
-
700
:
Agnew Surpass Shoe common—
Jan
18c
l
,
,
Agnico
July
:14%V;-
1.80
2Vic Jan
•
-
11.600
...
Ajax Petroleums
25c
■
,'.1
Canada
Class.. A-
Golde»
*
*
Ltd
Jan
15 ViC 15 Vic
1
Ltd—
Mines
July
7c
7Vic Jan
~
14 To
•
Oil Ventures
Gaspe
Advocate
,
28 Vi
Oil
&
9.50
Feb
Apr
9,500
„
36 Vic
1
Futurity Oils Ltd..
Z
28c
6.20
'
"
Range
—25
common..
.....
Jan
5,500
!^75cv
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Pundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd..
Gas
Acme
Jan
5,000
:
Ltd—Z.ZI*
Ltd
5c
*
—.
Uranium Mines
Jan
12c
1
Mining & Exploration
Mining Co Ltd
Pr obis her
8c
8c
Low
•
Preferred
Acadia:
5Vic
27c
14%
1
Fatima
6.20
Sugar
17Vic
Vic Mar
9V2c
''7cv
Zl
Mines
400
8C.
58c
Ltd
Nickel
12,855
5c
11c
July
9%c Aug
2
:'v25.Ci:"
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd.l
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc.
Fab
9.50
4 Vic
3,100
Atlantic
Acadia
Jan
.
iiVjjcr
.
Eastern
Palconoridge
91,000
148,500
5cs
-
80e
—._—
July
5c
":':;A/AL\
Par
Abltlbl Power & Paper common—
Preferred
Jan
13c
"A.
1.00
1.75
Last
2.40 Feb
Jun
8.90;;
25c
■
300
5 Vac
85c
1.75
1
'.
Jun
6.30
7c
4b;
ZZ1Z1
!;
5.05* Apr
1.75 Jan
12c
9>/iW
1.00
Sale Price
Feb
3,900
4%c.
/
1
Ltd
Mines
STOCKS
July
6.25 July
6,200
•
Ltd
Jun
16c
33c
Jun
2,000
3c
3c
••
1.25
Friday
July
27%
10c
'c28c.;
:.
9%c
__j
200
'
2.05
;
July
Toronto Stock Exchange
July
88c
Feb
8V2C7.
1
Ltd
Sullivan
'East
Feb
1
ZJ1ZZZ*
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Ltd.—
Mines
3.75
...1
_
Malartic
1,500
9,30
Ltd__l
...
Co
■
...l
Ltd
Mines
6-25
11 Vic
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd!
Duvan. Copper
6.00.
5.75
Jan
29
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
6.00
Ltd___l
Exploration
Dpme Mines Ltd...
Feb
5c
i
Coi>per Rand Ciiib Mines Ltd.
Dolsan Mines
9c
3.75
9%C
1.80
^
Cadillac
Jan
3,400
5c
;
1
i
Compagnie Miniere I/Uugava
Central
4c
6.00
34 Vic
Mav
17%
I4cr
1
Cleveland Cooper Corp
Consol
2.200
.
♦
_
Mines Ltd
Feb
5c
V5.75
Mines
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
5.40
32c
,,i.
Jan
21c
59c
'.i.2.05
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
17Vic
20c.
14c
__i
Ltd
July
July
300
•
::I.;.*
_
May
Jan
8c
8 Vic
2,000
*
j
.
24c
'7c
5,500
3,900
8,000
,
Ltd
■
Apr
July
28c
6.25
Jan
Jun
11c
25c
80c
6.00
II
^
55c
Jan
Gc'
"
26:,i
J
1
Jun
;Q:' "5c
5c
_t
Explorations Ltc?
25,500
■X
8c
11c
28c
;10c
Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
May
12c
21Vi
200
Apr
! 12c/Jan
1,500
23,117
Feb
1.89
23c
:
20c
1
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Westville
1.75 July
25c
8Vic
78c
2
Ltd
35c
9,000
8 CJ'
25c
c
West
July
26%
Campbell Chiboucamau Mines LtA—I
Canadian
Jan
8c
m.—1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
July
4c
Westburne- OIL Co
10Vi Jun
38c
Mar
10c
10c
1
Cabkr-Miiles &. Oils Ltd
H
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CalaltaPetroleuhistLtdiia._;'.^
,^_28c
Calgar.yr& Edmonton Corp Ltd_._
*•'«
Mines
40c
7,600
3,100
•40c
10c
IA
28,300
5c
;
8c
l
Feb
19c
l
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd.-
Calumet Uranium
1.75
7.10
1.65
1,700
8 Vie Mar
,
20c- .May
5c
_f_.
Mines
36,700
1.35';
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
BonnyviBe Oil & Refining Corp
Borntte Copper Corp
200
33c
19c
Ltd—1
ueilechasse
Bouscadillac
} 9.75
9:i0
,-'3c/cj
Bay Mining.
Beatr;^
■
j
33c
,
Jan
10c
5,000
21c
Corp_^..___^_.%_.._i._l
Jan
2.64
8c
18c
29
/
July
July
July
7.50 Jun
Jan
7c
'•'
1
'
Bailey SeHmrtr Oil & Gas Ltd cl A—1,
5.00
200
:
.
5c
-
15c
*
Mining
High
140,200
Ventures Ltd
<
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
:
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Jun
Apr
Vic Jan
Oils
Shares
21c
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd___i_^_i_.___l
Feb
6
Ltd
Asbestos
18c
*
±
...
Ltd
United
Aug
4Vic Jan
55c
•loo¬
IIIIIl
Ltd
,
184,700
6c
"5c
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20
41c
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:20c
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Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp
25% May
May
Mines
Tib
Low
1
Lake Mines Ltd
Tazin
"
for Week
of Prices
1
Tache
Aug
21% May
6% Jan
Mar
Sales
Range
Par
High
85
United
Ltd.
Mines
Ant'bonian.
21
Week's
Last
Sale Fries
Stocks—
Exploration
niacope
66
22V*" 22%
__
1
Ltd
Low
610
ao.OO
—
Windsor
Friday
85
X/r.* 2FiSv
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Co
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1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
82 h
AUGUST
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
-"£il2i»il2,/2
United Corporations, class B
Waterman. Pen
Low-
•
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
Unioj) Gas of Canada Ltd
FOR
Sales
/
.
Range
Jan
50
Jun
3.50 Jan
7c
Jun
4/30 Jan
5%
Apr
4.60 July
16c
Jan
6.45 May
6%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
.
(480)
Monday, August 4, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
& Tank
Bridge
British
21%
1.75
1.85
8,080
1.35
39%
41%
10,30.3
33%
Low
19%
375
Par
High
Jan
2.20
Jun
Coniagas
Jan
43%
Jun
Con
preferred —
4\'\% preferred
4% 7o
preferred
preferred
71)
79
79%
115
Jan
81V2 May
43
43® it
67
39%
Feb
44
Apr
Consolidated Bakeries
i/uusoiiuaieu
Beliekeno
45
45%
46
30
42
Jan
46 %
Feb
Consolidated
Beta
...
94%
94%
120
88
Jan
May
Consolidated
CalJhntui
._IOO
50
...
97
50%
50
50%
560
44% Mar
51
52
52
52%
132
48
Mar
53
Forest Products
•
12
11
12%
12,560
tf°/s
Jan
12 V«
British
Columbia
Power
•
40%
40%
40%
4,703
36%
Apr
42
British
Columbia
25
4:i
43
43%
360
J8V2
Jan
44% Mar
1
57c
54c
58c
19,250
46 %c
Apr
65c
Jun
l
11
11
11%
800
9'/a
Jan
13
Jun
5
5
145
4% Mar
11,500
Consolidated
July
Columbia
——
preferred
Broulan
Reef
Telephone-
Mines
Brown Company
Bruck
Mills
class
Brunhurst
_
A——
—*
—
Mines
Smelting
&
Buffadioon Gold
Euffalo
5%c
4c
Jan
7%i
Jan
5%c
6%c
9,000
5c
July
7 Vac
July
Consolidated
3.00
3.25
3,700
1.95
Apr
3.25
Jun
Consolidated
Ankerite
Bunaio
1
Ltd
73c
8c
Jan
Mar
Consolidated
May
700
Consolidated
Mic
7,500
4%c
Jan
12c
May
Consolidated
65
35%
Jan
42
Mar
Hill
A
5%
Jan
6'A May
Mac
Cabanga
6%
225
10c
3,300
6%c May
16c
July
Consolidated Moshcr
870
11V4
Apr
13
Mar
Consolidated
Negus
14
14'.4
4,678
10'A
Jan
15
Ju*
Consolidated
Nicholson
55c
Consol
Canada
Bread
Class
Jan
55c
47,689
12c
Jan
40c
84c
62.000
45c
Jan
89c
July
July
26%
26
26%
3,135
17%
Feb
27
•
70
69%
71
1.045
62%
Jan
73
Jun
—87-ii.^lan
105
-"July
B
—100
^
1
1
preferred..—
—50
4 % %
P'oundries
Malting common
4.00
40
34%
2,990
25
28%
242
27
9%
965
55
Jan
Jan
6
Feb
9
16
10
15
Jan
17
100
17%
Jan
20%
595
25
Jan
30
95
95
95
10
92
May
98
181
181
181
15
125
Jan
62
63
285
2.20
2.17
2.23
7,200
1.10
1,400
i
*
class
1.00
A—
Southern
Mortgage
Oils
46
48
500
34
Feb
48
44%»
45%
960
34
Feb
96%
140
80
Jan
92c
5,3.50
55c
Jun
90c
uj;
Atlantic
3.65
600
38
12.50
Astoria
Canadian
3.50
38%
157
1
_•
com
Preferred
Canadian
80c
Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
common
12%
12%
405
8c
7%c
8%c
6,000
2
Oil
12 %
1
Minerals
6.10
5.85
6.35
3,580
20
29c
Jan
4oc
58c
62c
4.892
48c
8c
2,000
5 VaC
20c
23c
14,950
16c
July
25c
Mar
2,240
5,640
19c
Jan
38c
43c
2,258
29c
Jan
67c
3.95
20
Jun
9VaC
1.62 Jan
11,230
2.10
9,068
16%
Jan
1.65
3,680
23c
2.55
Jan
21%*
21c
25c
4.05
1.82
20,200
17c
65c
2,500
49c
Jan
75c
Feb
62,700
l(ic
Mar
44c
July
7 Vac
I,000
4c
Jan
14c
July
3.000
24c
Jan
Mar
34c
6c
6 Vac
4.250
2,000
9Vac Jan
4.000
8 VaC.
!
9 Vac
5c
Apr
Jan
32c
45c
Jun
8c
Feb
12 %c
14c
15c
19c
July
8c
24.000
4 Vac
Jan
12c
May
70c
80c
13,650
55c
Jail
90c
6.10
20c
8,650
5,250
17c
7,350.
24%
31%
31
16c
12 VaC Mar
14,500
31%;
107 107%
4.85
70
104
Jan
July
Apr
Jan
3.40
800
2.29
5%
130
4.40 May
24c
26c
18
;
29Vac Jun
14c
July
16%
Jan
18% May
17% May
33c
Jail
78c
Jan
•6c
Jun
10c
July
Aug
July
17
17
5
55c
5,600
6%c
3,000
3.00
3.00
100
4.25
300
2.01
2.10
4,570
11c
7,000
lie
14c
23
23
25
48
49%
601
13c 13%c
35,700
*
2.50
37,500
23
Apr
3.40 Mar
1.60 Mar
7 Vac
6c
2.25
3.00
4.45
2.20 Jan
Jan
13c
Mar
14c
31
Jun
43
Apr
49
% July
6 VaC
Jun
21c
49%
13 Vac
1
17 Vac
16 VaC
18c
124,200
7%c
Jan
30c
July
60c
55c
68c
77,488
15c
Jun
90c
July
12c
Jail
65c
July
Feb
12
Mar
Jan
Mines
Cusco
6.50 July
—
Explorers
Daering
—1
—1.
49%
50
2,367
Jan
50
32%
33
8,795
25
Jan
32
33
1,425
25%
Jan
33
July
32% July
Davis
33
9
8:%
9%
565
Mar
16 %
Apr
Decoursey
Brewis Mining
3.00
3.25
3,340
Apr
3.60
Jan
Deer Horn
Mines———-—
♦
13%
13%
•
,
common
14%
13%
14%
30
30%
.
25
Canadian
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
Chieftain Pete
Collieries
common
Canadian
..
i.
Preferred
Canadian
Curtis
6%
•
Canadian
Drawn Steel pfd
Dredge & Dock—
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Eagle
Canadian
Export Gas & Oil
Petroleum
1.00
1.03
4.90
4,350
Oil
71c
1.45
•
5.85
*
22%
10
1
common
80c
Canadian
Daragon Minos
class
Leather
*
A—
35c
33c
41c
74,100
10%
10%
12
2,720
3.25
Jun
Canadian
3.25
225
28c
32c
4.000
17c
18c
lie
12c
1
—1
8
620
'
3.25
Oils
18c
3,500
7%
2.50
Jau
22Vac Apr
10 Vac Jun
July
3.25 July
37c
Feb
25c
19c
July
July
67c
Jun
-
Malartic
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest Mines
Thorium
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
4
%%
pfd
Dow
Jun
Duvan
25
21
21%
1.085
18 %
Jan
23%
70
70
70%
1,666
50
Jan
73 V
•
13%
13
13%
II,079
10
Jan
*
8%
1
common
common.
—
—
48% July
19% July
Duvex Oils & Minerals
55c
East
275
17c
90,400
8c
70c
1,300
60c
37%
25
15c.
18c
18.600
8%
7 Va
Feb
Jan
Feb•
25
Jun
2
—
July
9'A
Apr
25 Vac July
1.05
Jan
30
Jan
37 Va
lie
Apr
25c
July
July
7c
Mar
17c
July
VaC Mar
20c
18c
19c
17 Vac
20c
1.63
1.89
114,985
1.30 Mar
1.89
1.85
1.97
2.450
1.40 May
2.15
13c
12c 13 %c
58,900
318,200
Jun
July
13a4
1
—
Amphi Gold...
9
14 Vac
May
1
1
Ltd—
Co
Copper
22.
70c
15c
*
;
50
37%
—1
Mudge—
Brewery
6
July
Muiartic
Mines
1
Sullivan
Mines
—1
1.90
7.50
7.70
1,560
4.50 Mar
8.35
Jun
Eastern
1
9 Vac
Be
10c
20,700
7c
Mar
15c
Jan
7%
8
1,640
8%
Jun
Eastern
J
39c
37C
40c
24,700
30c
Mar
48c
Jun
Jan
35
45
48
160
37%
Jan
48
7oc
72c
79c
3,300
26c
Jan
'
3
5 Va
Jail
17 %
200
16
May
85
85
100
78
Jan
10%
10%
100
10% Aug
17%
-
50
10
42e
45c
81,400
20c 22 %c
35c
17%
85
19C
Jan
45c
4,164
14c
Jan
25c
9,533
27c
Jun
28%
29 %
3,130
23 %
Apr
11
11%
1,085
2.00
2.25
13,310
27%
27' '4
28
6,879
20Tb
Jan
28
14%
14%
340
13%
Apr
16
7c
7c
4,500
6c
Jan
15c
110 %
111
21c
27%c
27 %c
28%
.
lio1/,,
85
95
25%
50c
35
85
95
5.50 Mar
81
Apr
Jan
1.00
.
Jun
Eddy
Feb
Elder
July
July
Jun
6.000
19c
Jan
38c
Jun
12c
65,512
lOr
Jan
18e
Jan
1.00
38
Jun
Falcoirbrldge
Jan
Jun
Jan
85
July
Mar
100
May
Fargo
Feb
Warrants
30
May
Farwest
13% July
17
July
Federal
20
21'A
Jun
2.10
2.30
10.364
2.50
July
50
50
*
™
21c 24 Vac
8,509
12c
Apr
Mar
Jan
1
17c
17c
19c
13,500
14c
Apr
22c
20 %c
23c
47,000
15c
Mar
1.25
1.15
1.30
55c
51c
1
71,095
1.15
Ltd
55c
3,300
•
i3C
12c 13 Vac
15,500
9c
1
78c
74c
6,000
50c
•
79c
50c
Apr
53
May
25c
May
23Vac Jun
24c
1.78
July
Feb
Apr
95c
Jau
21c
Feb
Jan
84c
May
Jan
8.25
8.05
8.25
13,100
5.45
Jan
3.25
3.40
3.25
Apr
3.65
8.80
9.50
40,688
6.10
gOc
82c
90c
3,500
1
30c
26c
31c
111,450
1.80
925
•
Gold
*
Oh
•
Mines
i.go
1.75
Jun
Jan
9.50 July
66c
Jan
1.18 May
7c
Jun
37c
1.55
Apr
2.05
July
i
Ford
of
Fraser
French
Peto
Frobisher
Geco
Mines
1.14
17,825
97c
Jun
40c
40c
40c
4,165
40c
July
6.85
6.35
6.90
8,869
15c
15c
18c
34,900
38%
38%
39
27
28
1.07
7c
60c
65c
40 Va
40%
41
87%
90%
90
13%
13%
13%C
10 Vac
26%
5.00
Jan
1.78
80c
Feb
Feb
7.20 May
9%c Mar
21e
280
26
Jan
200
•
7 Vac
65c
25%
Jun
41
July
30% Jun
July
3.000
5
13c
Jan
4,500
30c
Jail"
80c
July
33%
Jan
41% July
90% Aug
389
.
VaC Apr
1.002
66V2
14
3,525
12%
Jan
14c
80,000
5c
Jan
14c
27%
550
22%
Jan
27% July
Jan
14
July
July
7.80
8.00
1,715
7.00
Jan
9.00
Feb
1.70
1.60
1.75
10,375
1.18
Jan
2.25
May
5%
Co.
5%
5%
75
4.80
July
6%
Jan
33%
772
1
1
c£c
66C
68c
4,100
50c
Jan
78c
55c
Jun
51c
55c
8,000
40c
Jail
69c
3.00
July
13%
28c
91.900
15c
2,000
IOV2C
37c
224,400
20 %c
12
190
1
~
•
*
*
6 Vac
11%
50c
1.90
44c
1.90
7 VaC
27,500
12
575
54c
40,583
1.90
220
3.50 Mar
Feb
Class
Canada
common
Products Mfg class
General
Genex
Steel
Mines
Wares
A
common
7 Tii
Jail
14 %
July
Scientific Prosp
Giant Mascot Mine—
Jun
36c
July
Giant
12
4
Jan
19 %c
Feb
47%c Jan
July
VaC Mar
10
43c
1.75
12
9c
Feb
July
Jan
Geo
Yellowknife
Glacier
Glenn
Gold
Eagle
Jan
12% July
1.05 July
Goldfields
3.50
Goodyear
Apr
Jan
Golden
Gold
Mines
1,000
32
80
1
Gold
11c
1
Canada
1
common
•
65
32%
42 %
Feb
3.05 May
2.75
Jan
27 Va May
Jun
18% May
53% May
4.00
Jan
Aug
Jun
3.80 Jan
35
July
8% Jun
8
125
5%
Jan
17c
9,100
10%c
Jan
19c
July
1.000
27c
Jan
40c
Jun
5,200
9c
Jan
14 %c Mar
Jan
7.05 May
5.30
33C
4.25
2.10
28c
8,500
25c
July
11c 13%c
7.100
5c
May
17c
July
18c;
7,200
14c
Jan
21c
Jan
5c
Jan
12c
May
26c
Jun
42c
Aug
7 VaC May
680
July
9 Vac
42c
605
5.65
16c
1
Mines
Jan
7.00
15c
25C
5.40
1
Uranium
Jan
15% JUly
8
17c
9%c 10 Vac
1
8
Jan
36 VaC 36%c
*
1
Mines
Manitou
Tire
3.30
32
1
Mines
July
3.15
32
*
Mining
Uranium
Goldale
3.30
•
1
Ltd
Jan
3.15 May
1
1
A
General
1.80
11c
4.90
300
Pete
55
455
3.60
Motors
General
Jun
7
42%
General
Jun
2.25 Jun
7
3.60
July
65c
40
7.95
41 %
17c
May
60
4,227
42 %
May
31c
7,300
10,787
15%
15%
-—1%
10c
3,850
Jun
14%
i
558
7,660
50
Jun
111%
1,290
6,100
2.53
106%
Jan
18
16c
3.20
Jan
103%
59 V a
52c
2.45
Jan
101
10
57
14c
2.60
27
50
109
16%
47 Vac
49%
1,108
106
109
•
58%
52c
2.53
34
106
100
Dynamics
i4C
35% May
33 Va
—100
common
Ltd
1
12
Jan
Apr
1.10
common
750
*
42.
July
19
17%
General
32c
page
20
Apr
1
1
General
July
37c
see
Jan
14%
Development
Jan
38c
1
footnotes
Jun
14 Va
490
*
12c
14 %c
Petroleum
28
2,865
4
Bakeries
Apr
isc
-
21
16 V
General
Jan
1
Enterprises
10,999
20
19 V1
16 %
10
preferred
Ltd
Power
6c
12%
Metals
26%
20
26%
preferred
5% Yc preferred
16c
20 %c
Mines
25%
25%
.200
5"c
12,000
25c
Terminal .pfd
Mar
%
Gatineau
540,900
131 \
Cooper
24c
*
A
Ltd
Trailer
7c
1
Yetlowknife
Jan
-18
Co
Fruehauf
38c
1
Mines
12c
Companies
6c
•
Coin Lake GoJd
41,500
1
Mines
Francoeur
18c
25
Cody Reeo
18c
P:
class
Canada
Foundation
26c
Cockshutt
Equip
Vac
20
Kirkland
gV-c
Cochenour Willans
Farm
14
Jan
•
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Jan
18c
*
Cop
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U S)
1
Kayrand Cop MIn
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougarnau Mining & Smelting
35c
1
class A
Grain
.1
Mines
Cliib
July
8.25 May
800
9,30
\
Porcupine
Rio
21 Vac
25c
1
Preferred
Federal
44
18.400
——
——
Ltd
Tungsten
Oils
160
75C
Vac 22 Vac
"
Nickel
Players Canadian—
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
75
"
21
*
1
Fanny
92
180
Feb
22c
1
Famous
Jan
150
.'
2.50
Jan
290
2.15
1.00 Aug
1
Corp
17
1
Central
34c
11c
21
1
Feb
July
May
1.00
35
May
1.02
29c
Explorers Alliance
112
31
1.00
11% July
V4
100
HVaC
——
Eureka
4.00
29c
35
Jun
1
25
21
—-1
Mines
29 % July
1
V
20
—
Sol
Erie
35
Trust————10
A
————
July
Mining Ltd
1
Flooring class B————- —»*
Eldrich
El
class
Mines
Ltd
Smelting
&
Investment
Paper
25%
1
—.——.—
Mining
Economic
July
13%
29c
1
Metals
"
17
Oil
Corp
Del
Pat
For
Jun
Textile
25
21%
*
Mines
&
21
Trethewey
Combined
Dona Ida
Donnell
20
Ltd
Central
Combined
Dominion
Apr
pfd—20
Quartz
Central
Commonwealth
Tar & Chemical
Jan
—•
com
——
15% Mar
1
Asbestos
Colomac
Dominion
-u-
9 %
East
•
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
Col ling wood
Jun
Invest
Coal common
&
110
32% July
11% Jan
East
100
Mines
Coldstream
Stores
Jan
Jun
—100
Exploration
Chrysler
Scottish
Steel
Dominion
Jun
23 %
14%
•
Westinghouse
Gold
10
%
9.55 Mar
1
common
Copper Co.
Chimo
10
__—
6,992
16% May
4,281
•
Corp
Corp
Western
Chromium
Magnesium
% May
24
14 %
•
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
5%%
preferred
Chesterville
32':.
11
Feb
14
.
Vickers
CheskirK
31%
Jan
14y4
•
preferred
Charter
32%
Jan
7.70
20%
1,360
1.78
_
Canadian
Castle
common—•
Steel
&
11V4
360
2.695
"
Feb
•
——
common
Canadian
Mines
Dominion
Dominion
2.00
Cos
Gold
11
23
2.40
Railway
25
Canadian Petrofina
preferred——10
Cariboo
Apr
Jan
14%
10%
22 'A
Jan
Pacific
Cassiar
Foundrv
30c
Apr
14%
22%
1.65
Inca
Canadian
Captain
3,375
14%
10%
•
8,576
1955 warrants
Erin
500
38c
30July
2.09
Gold
warrants
Can a in
Feb
45
19%
Dominion
Dominion
8
1.62 May
Jan
—_——.—.—
Jun
3.80
May
Jan
25 %
2.00
—
Can
37
45
•19
36c
17%
——
Locomotive
Candore
25
45
•
Canadian
Canadian
Jail
36c
common
Canadian
Canadian
7
2.50
Apr
96c
5,900
1
Industries
5%
100
46c
6,751
30%
2.05
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
20
7
1,700
1.35
29%
lOo
Oil
Canadian
Oil
3.25
Jun
July
52c
1.30
30
2.50
Briuge
2.41 July
Jan
1.30
Petroleum
Dominion
Jun
17
7 Vac
2
f—_———•
Mines
Dome
Dome
May
8
Jun
52c
3,849
25o
Oils——
Seagrams——
1.08
Apr
1
7.70
Husky
Canadian
G.60
Distillers
11 %
May
7
*
20c
6%
1.96
16
1.65
Jan
Palmer
Devon
1
22%
Jan
3.25
•
.
:
Jan
49c
800
*
78c
Apr
9% Jan
9,100
17
4.90 July
Feb
15
5,025
2.34
1.13
5.00
100
80c
Apr
6% May
Jan
1.35
3.675
17
B
Crest
Canadian
1953
Gold Mines——
Delnite .Mines'1.
16% Mar
31
Jan
65c
11,670'
10
7%
Warrants—
Preferred
5.95
22%
15% May
Apr
4.00
3,100
2.00
100
Securities class
Homestead
1.55
8
,
High
80c
275
2.29
A
Preferred
Gen
75c
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common*
Food Products common—.*
Canadian
76c
>
«
Canadian
Canadian
5.70
21%
r
Feb
4.75 Mar
2,745
18,100
4.65
May
13
28% Mar
75
l.oi
—
—
13
1,025
4.80
_•
Devonian
6%
1,978
•v
•
Wright-
Canadian
Class
6
13%
3
—
—.^-__1
Canadian
Canadian
„„
July
July
Jan
16%
1
50
preferred
July
5
3.25
Canners class 'A
Celanese
$1%
Apr
Apr
10 VaC
—10
—
5%
16%
1
—
Jun
4.10 July
375
.
6 VaC
2.09
108
Feb
1
—
—
34% May
1.05
4.20
;
—
Jan
Apr
July
49,449
51c
3.00
Mar
7c
9,000
2.25
17%
15c
11,000
10c 10 Vac
1.90
Jan
Mar
7.50
20c
'
Canadian
July
May
7 Vac
—1
Minerals
Deldona
Canadian
Jun
July
July
35c
/
34c
9%c
Jun
July
May
21% July
1.13 May
12 %c 12 Vac
6 VaC
1
Zellerbacli
13
3.50
1.45
Canada
Trust
Crowpat
July
400.100
32c
17
Mines
Crown
Crown
95c
59e
2.38
31c
24c
—
Jan
Jun
July
May
15c
^.
Pershing
Jan
9c
50c
18
Warrants
Croinor
Jun
80c
35c
Feb
2.10
2.22
Zinc——.—
of
Jan
Jun
77c
—
33
2.75
2,150
10c
Mining
Crestaurum
4.80
Feb
8
40c
Jun
July
July
7 Vac
—
_*
—
34c
5
*
Canadian British Aluminium
Class A warrants
Jan
1
——
Oil
Cree
July
May
40 'A
22c
3.20
25
Breweries
Preferred
7.000
Jan
1
Mines
Lead
Mar
5c
3.75
30c
10%
1
—
coinmon_^v-— —10
Gas Co
Craig Bit
39%
Jan
12
,
26c
10,850
17c
1.16
3.50 Jan
32
6.00
3.30
Exploration
Cournor
45Vs Aug
96'A July
96
Jan
Jan
15
5.60
Sudbury
B
Coulee
Jun
48
warrants
Lines
1.20
Mar
70c
Class
Jun
45
20
;
Petroleum
Steamshiu
2.50
*
.
Poplar
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Apr
67% July
Feb
1.50 Mar
•
1
Southern
95c
50%
Jun
3.10
2.30
1
1
Regcourt Mines Ltd—
Mines
Copper-Man
190
.
_—
30
16%
Feu
7,985
.100
Conwest
% Mar
28%
Jan
GVaC
'
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Jun
•
Permanent
Consumers
Jun
29
20c
12.940
——L:
Rights
Jun
17%
9
Mar
60c
Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
% Aug
16
17%
10c
4.95
1
Consolidated
Jun
10
9%
7.550
9% May
3.10
Mines—
Oils
Peak
Consolidated
Aug
1715.
Jan
15c
35c
Jun
34 Vb
29%
Feb
45
52 %
33
.
10c
22c
Explor—
Consolidated Sannorm
July
10
.
—
;
B
Canada
Feb
28%
Lands
Packers
Canada
'
2.75
Feb
Jan
3.05
1
May
100
:
Oil
Warrants
Canada
52%
...
19c
7c
7
4.65
———
Mines-
Consolidated Red
Jun
8.90
10
:—
Canada
Class
-
6.15
Jan
Jan
21
Consol Pershcourt Mine————
Apr
*
Associates
Canada
Canada
....1,000
.
Feb
5.15
34
»
common
preferred
Life
Canada
4.00'.
3,95
28%
common——-
Iron
Canada
>
4.25
•
A
Canada
3,300
3.00 Feb
Morrison
Consolidated
Jun
*
Foils
Class
.17,-750
8.50
~
20
common
Crushed Cut Stone.
Canada
4.00-
6.00
8.10
'
300
4.00.:
^
*
100
4.25
5.40
6.00
jZu
common
Cement
Canada
103 103%
4.25
1
Preferred
Consolidated
Jun
34c
75c
Gil—-----
Campbell Chibougarnau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
31c
21c
84c
•
—
Calgary & Edmonton—-.—
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred u—
Calvan
500
30c
Oils
Petroleum
7 VaC
2,417
14%
3.75
Consol Northland Mines-.—
55c
1
25o
*
Mines
Cable
Calalta
11,700
1.65
12%
Burhs
210
14c
9 %c
40c
& Smelting
9c
6%
Apr
7%
9c
32c
Ltd—.
Oils Ltd-
12%
9c
—
11 %c May
2.38
12';.
Ext—
6%c
8c
Mines—
14
Bunker
Burlington
Jan
.16,000
July
22c
Consolidated Mogul
1.34 May
35c
14%
Gold
Mining
41
Jan
57c
Marcus
93c
20 %e
60c
Gold
8%c
40%
class
5c
3,000
Jan
2,625
66,300
40c
Mines
Marbenor
8c
8%C
Products
Builoclis
6%c
9oC
-
161
26c
Arrow
Howey
Jan
3.10
Iron
93c
93c
1
Lake
Kea
Building
;
9 Vac
Jan
50c
•i.80
Consolidated Halliwell
4%c
3.25
6%c
I
Mines
Golden
Consolidated
5%e
1
8c
Consolidated Gillies Lake——.'.—
6% May
l
Mines
Mining
24c
High
87
840
13c
————
1
1
Brunsman
Brunswick
65c
7%
Discovery
Feiiiniore
Consoi
59c
LOW
161
9%c
FJin
Deiuson
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12VaC
I
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest-:———,
July
61c
—
Mines—
Gamma—
Warrants
Consolidated
Feb
Shares
159
9c
—
Mar
50
British
5 % %
Oil
Allenbee
4:i
77
60%
Mines——.—.—
100
50
.
-
Low
J
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
22 Vac
.2.50
Mines
Key
Consolidated
—-——
preferred'l
10
Liie
Confederation
21% July
Feb
.—50
4%
5 '/o
High
21%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Electric Co—
4%%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
41 la
British Columbia
AUGUST
Friday
Shares
1.80
Oil
Amer
of Priees
Low
Peuoieum
eriuuta
ENDED
STOCKS
—i
common
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
10c
33c
42c
13,600
36,950
28c
35c
222,850
150
150
.
.
15
135
Feb
155
Apr
July
Volume
Number 5765
188
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
41
(481)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Mackay class A
Graham
Gold.
Bousouet
Grandroy
6%
.20c
Mines
Great
Lakes
Paper
Great
Lakes
Power
common-.
Great
Lakes
Power
preferred.
Great
-25
$2.80
Plains
Great
West
UreyMwk
Gulch
Gunnar
10%
Warrants
Gold
Harrison
Head
Heath
Gold
•
i
,
i-
6.510
5.70
Jan
8.60
13,650
1,055
2.00
2.00
100
75c
86c
82,650
3,100
14c
4%C Jan
27
17c
8 %C
1,000
48c
15,950
8V2C
19,100
7 Vac
8%c
11c"
Jan
79c
10c
100
'.3,000
4 %«
Jan
1.40
.1,400
1.10
Jan
38c 18 %c
4,000
'30C
50
~7
'■r;"
,
23 Va'
23
17c
Jun
50
175
39%
5%
,20%
Jun
2,693
....
1
•21%
:
Class B.
,20%
■34%
20%'
.7;
Howard Smith Paper-1
-23
21 %
35
21 "
{
35
4.30
7 4.40
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Smelting
**u*totnj '**.>, Mining- as
Hudson fiay .OU
.
49
—*
:
—
Porcupine
1
Humber -Gils.
x«;
445
Apr
'2,897
23%
35
25 Va Jan
VjLttft Feb
""1,600
4.40
51%
"9,467
39%
'
24c
25c
16,200
15c
11,100
77c
40%
40%
41 %
187
51
51
.52
?1.350
.
%,
30%
31%.:
.1,890
11
21
21
-20
21
.
29
25
6Ci>. -preferred-
.'45 Va
Accent
Warrants
13:%
.1
8C
•30%
13
$2.75 preferred Inglis ( John ) & Co_L____i.
<
'
pfd
Inland Natural Gas
Warrants
—10
■
-
.
13 Va
13%
13%
V
6
5%
2.59
.
a
Inspiration Min &
Dev
-
"40c
79
52
Nickel
International Ran wick Ltd.
Interprovincial
Class
40%c
Class
433,950
40c
"May
69Va Jan
.3i %
50
80
•.
July
:i-" V'-'
•
1,260
46c
Apr
C9c
5,910
36%
Jan
51
Aug
12
Jan
-
July
51
Va
15%
35%
15%;..
.1
1.00
3.70
100
1.60
...
1.99
1.4,245
26,000
1.80
6,000
Jan
'V I6V2 Jun
15% July
1.99 July
1.40 Mar
2.00 July
9%
Jan
02c
Nello
''
Waite
20c
Mining Curp
Jaye
Exploration
Jeanette
Mia era!a Ltd
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
;
70c
05c
74c
48,025
1
10c
> 10c
13c
9,525
8c
15c
6 Va
6
6Va
5,350
6
July
7
July
14 VaC
34c
16c
45,733
13c
May
23c
Jan
14c
16C
8,250
IOV2C
27c
27c
28c
4,500
20c
Feb
40c
July
10c
3 5c
10c
84,500
8c
Jan
23c
15
15
560
.r2c
60c
40.316
38c
Jan
27C
36c
00,700
1.7 Vac
July
1.90 Feb
2.49 Mar
•
*
1
—1
Gold
1
Copper
Ltd
(John)
Mining
Exploration
&
Lake
—
25
6c
6c
G'/aC
10,000
Calumet
95c
3,300
27c
Jan
70c
Mar
6,000
5c
Jan
8 Vac
July
331,502
36c
Jun
73c
10c
10c
10c
100
8c
Goldvue
•
_•
24%
25%
2,330
18%
19 Va
10%
9%
19 Va
3,725
14% May
9%
200
1.05
1.04
1.10
2,600
25
..I
G9c
05c
70c
16,950
3.15
3.10
3.20
2,723
01
82
254
4.95
2.90
23c
22%
1.39
2.85
23c
2,500
23c
22 Va
275
22%
1.35
1.47
35,450
9c
9c
9c
1,000
4%c
4%c
5%c
29,100
1.90
1.89
1.99
4,225
120
120
10
*
class
Jan
Mills
common
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Hosco
New
New
22 V2 July
1.68 May
6c
Jan
12c
4c
Jan
11c
Jan
2.30 May
1.50
81
Feb
28%- Jan
120
May
July
July
32 V* May
475
30%
30 '/a
30%
3,766
22
Feb
31 Va
31Va
32
3,310
22
Jan
32
July
July
47
Jun
*
•
31%
1,120
41V* Jan
5c
5,500
3%c Mar
1.50
3c
47
4%C
47
1.75
500
July
2.00 May
8c
8c
5,000
7%c Mar
Mar
May
HVaC Apr
68c
Jan
50c
Feb
46%
1.00
52c
50c
9,800
49c
32c
1,650
24c
lie
10c
11c
1,500
8%c Apr
22
Feb
1
•
1
Mines
54c
—
Mines
482,300
10c
May
37c
13,000
5c
Mar
11c
May
2.80
2.80
2.91
1,300
2.40
Jan
3.20 Jun
35c
Feb
15c
July
28c
28,460
24c
Jan
12c
53,500
5c
Apr
1.09
15,360
90c
Apr
21
21
I
see
page
42.
16c
July
36c
Feb
38c
1,038
12
43,200
125
4.30-
2.20
2.29
20
'21
40
L4l-'
6c
7c
:
1
160
Jan'"1' V1'
Jan
4.00
Jan
-19%
Apr
-32%
■
-
-
•
-
450
'
3,500
15c- ----2,500
38c
•
3c
Apr
lie
-
Mar
22c
Jan
19,300
6c
5,500
19c
120,500
4c
8c
8c
3,100
4C
18c
«
{
|
10%cJuly
19c, July
!
7-'
,
:»rt)c
30c
1.11
42c
--
22,700
42c
'
July
July
69c
,
"BVaCJuly
*
1.01
35c : Feb
62c
Jan
2,300
'
Jaa
•14c
-
Mur
•28C
1.05
25c
7,100
35c
Mar
39c
43c
15,290
.2.01
Jan
2.06
2.25
II,200
4%c
6c
6 Vac
15,125
lie
76,550
13c
Jon
July
59c
Jan
•
•
13 %c
13c 13 %c
2.26
3.25
-
•
-
6c
July
7.25 July
12c
July
Feb
55,500
6c
Feb
July
20c
Mar
1,789,410
%c
Feb
2.59
9c
Mar
3.40
Mar
9c 11
lie
-
July
1^3
49c
f
Jan
40c
*
.
Apr
64,725
19c
12c
28c
Apr:
2.55 July
Jan
>
42c
5.00
23% May
41 Va Apr
-
'
Jan
62c
May * '
27% May
Jan
9c
52c
Vic
i
>
-
Jan
32c
1
:
j
4
26c
1.50 Jan
--
I,775
1.10
•
<;
15y8 Jun.,
15Vac
-
-
11c
July
July
7c
Manitoba
New
MylamaaQe
26,000
12c
May
22c
15c
17c
22,900
20c
Jun
40 c
25c
9,400
7o
Apr
17c
Jan
9%C
8 Vac
10c
12c
Jun
36%c
Jan
4%c
Jan
5 Vac
Jan
4c
Jan
Minda-Scotia
New
7Vac
17c
Smelting
7c
22c
Mining «fc
21c
27c
18,500
269,821
6c
6%c
2,000
6%c
Exploration
I
14% May
-
-24%
•
240
-
•
r
.
•'<"''
Jan
8c
15
' :
10% July
1,215
27%
4.30
62c
1
;
Newnorth
Gold
6%c
500
5c
4,500
28c
25c
250
66
1.15
20% July
28 V* July
21
32
Jan
July
July
32
32
34
31
35%
10,031
23%
Jan
35% July
2.47
2.45
2.55
15,540
1.70
Jan
2.80 May
Gc
26 %C
Mines
New
•
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
Niagara Wire common
New
Class
5c
4 Vac
11%
B
Jan
1
95c
11%
400
85c
99c
5C
6c
13,500
4c
Mar
8c
July
9%c Apr
9c
Jun
9% Mar
7c
May
11% July
Jan
11% July
9
6,100
57c
1.51
Jan
Nipissing Mines
1
1.82
1.85
2,400
90c
May
July
Nisto Mines
1
6c
6c
6c
10,100
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
1
16c
15c
16c
6,500
8c
Jan
18c
July
47c
4.4'A
47
4,805
Nickel Rim
Nor
Ltd
Mines
Gold—
Acme
•
Norlartlc
—Zi
Oils
20c
35c
2.66
2.85
18,110
23c
•
Corp
Nickel
Northcal
30c
2.85
1
Mines
Normetal Mining
22c
32c
88,700
13,776
7 VaC Mar
30c
26c
32c
55,150
12c
3.30
3.50
7,330
2.75
Feb
4.15 May
35
35
35
15
33%
Jun
44
1.50
55c
54c
64C
85,251
48c
July
64c
July
85c
80c
88c
74,390
37C
Mar
89c
July
3.20
3.15
3.35
10,835
4,800
710
43%
25
3.50
370
13%
140
Northern
Quebec
Utilities
pfd
Feb
1.10
1,150
75c
Apr
1.90
1,425
2.40
Jan
5.00
1.10
400
1.01
ADr
1.30 Jan
12%
15
9,985
10
Feb
15
July
I 24
May
29
July
14%
25
25
100
3.25
3.35
1,200
20c
21c
5,500
80
80
81
115
23c
18c
24c
98,900
19C
21c
47,500
25
_100
Mines
Mines
Oils
•
J
•
•
1
90o
*
Malartic
Jockey Club common
B
preferred
•
—-20
1
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
15%
2.70
18c
Jan
May
Jan
Apr
Jan
4.25
Jan
33c
82
May
IOV2C Mar
40c
14c
Jun
30c
July
July
4c
Mar
8c
July
77
7c
I,500
78c
94c
73,350
15%
935
Jan
45 VaC
15%
13%
7c
89c
Apr
Feb
1.35 July
16 Va
Jun
Jan
6c
7c
6,000
Mar
9c
15c
15c
17c
6,800
II Vac
Jan
23c
1.18
1.18
1.20
2,450
1.15
July
I8V2C
17c
20c
25,000
11 Vac
Jan
32c
2.00
7,380
1.55
Jan
2.10 May
1.95
1.95
5c
1.55
Jar
Feb
July
9
8Vs
9
360
Jan
9 Va
Jun.
9.05
8.85
9.20
32,880
5.75
Feb
9.20
July
3.05
3.40
749
2.15
Jan
4.00 Mai
•
7
1
Gold
Ormsby Mines
:
Mines
Petroleums
Hersey Tubes
15c
11c
15c
37,000
10c
Jun
20c
Jan
55c
50c
60C
20,450
19c
Jan
60c
1
July
1
35c
33C
35c
5,800
25c
Jan
44C
July
1
19%
18'A
19 Va
5,621
29%
29
29%
1,234
15% Apr
26% May
20%
—*
33 Va
Jun
55c
62c
3,000
41c
Apr
66c
Jun
21c
30c
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
Porcupine
oils
—1
Amalgamated Mines
7c
4 Vac
Jan
8c
5c
8c
65,000
3VaC
Jan
11 VaC
Feb
61c
58c
64c
9,627
37 Vac
Jan
70c
July
4,800
33c
Jan
62c
Mar
7c
Mines
Parbec Mines
-1
Jan
14,500
7,000
26c
Western
Pardee
Jan
3.80
"20
I
Mines
Paramaque
Feb
4.00
14
1.00
20%
common-
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Pan
44
Jan
May
3.75
__20
Power
Ltd—
Oils
I—*
Natural Gas
Cement
Pamour
Jun
1.10
Obaska Lake Mines
Pacific
Feb
1.05
Ontario
Lake
Feb
3.50
14'/a
3.75
Northern
Gold
4.60
Apr
3.00
13
1.95 May
Apr
39
43%
Feb
Jan
11
3.30
Northern Canada Mines
Northwestern
Apr
1.85
2.12
13%
43%
Apr
2.71
12%
3.50
•
1.10
2.00
13%
—
warrants
Oren «da
480
.<■
12%
2.03
in*
1-50
1956 warrants
Oslsko
33c
3.50
Class A
Class
Apr
1
—
Common warrants
Ontario
Feb
July
May
11c
X
Uranium
Preferred
O'Learv
Jun
15c
9C
Class A warrants
Okalta
Aug
3.05
36c
nil
North Star Oil common
Ocean
35c
1.40
Rankin
O'Brien
,
Aug
May
10c
Warrants
Nudulama
47
—50
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Norvalie
Jun
Z250
Preferred
1957
Jan
7c
2.23 Mar
18c
*
Ltd
North Canadian Oils common
North
74,763
2.05
35% Jan
1
Mining
6c
9c
Jan
38c
40c
—1
18c
18c
1,400
Jan
25c
July
Paymaster
—1
16c
17c
12,333
13c
Jan
23c
July
PCE
23c
26c
II,450
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
Pater Uranium
Mines Ltd—
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
-1
1
■
Jun
19,000
*
July
r
50o
......
76% July
•80c
72c
2.10
Mines
1
Jun
'
,_20o
.i
'
•
Apr
-
Aug
9c
9c
1
Mines
footnotes
50
37c
1.05
*
*
Gold Mines
'
55c
15c
•
Newlund Mitoea
Page
1
Lake
25%
12c
preferred
6%
B
Jan
July
24c
1.05
Macmillan & Bloedel class A
16c
27
Jan
8 VaC
1
Gold
Cockshutt
6 %c
25%
36c
1
1
Mines
Explorations
Cons
Jun
23c
Jan
31 %
*
Co.
7c
1
Jun- ;
July ' ? ;
77c May. ;
16% May
\ '■
17c
Anr
64---Jan
•24,200
27 V»
:
20 Va
1
'
29
'
•
41c
17c 19 Vac
•'
••
_i
—
_
Northland
Jan
1
Gold Mines
Apr
14%
'
,July
8,928
18c
17c
Zh
Northern Telephone
Jan
—1
M)
Winlne
Lynx Yellowknife
v
Jan
62c
;
40
22c
•'
July
-
"
'
'
.
Mines
Jun
19
19c
...
Goldfield
Vic
27%
1
Mines-.
7c
1
Jun
July
15% Apr
Jan
•
July
14
15% Feb
-
35,725
•
15
19
*
—-1
V 11c
i-
26Va Jan
350
14%
-14 Vb
♦
Mines
Jason
Kelore
New
Jun
8c
12
2,108
19c
13 Va
15
18c
;»
—
—
Jun
95c
52 c
Warrants
Red
3.25
30%
1
Explorations
Ltd
24c
31%
———50
Hosiery
For
Jan
Mar
•
•
A_
B
Magnet
2.75
May
5.25 Feb
30
preferred
Preferred
.
3.90
15c
*
•
Maasen
Jan
29c
1
Class
Feb
Jan
—1
MacLeod's
3.40 May
87
Jan
Mines
(W
May
Jan
7c
Mines
MacLeod
2.70 Jan
80
16c
Uulu
Macfie
40c
Jun
9% July
1,700
3
common
Jan
1.15 Apr
80c
5.500
Gold
Macdonald
Apr
Jan
20c
Long Lac Gold
Macassa
Mar
9%c
50c
Groceterias
Jan
19Va Aug
18c
Lexinuiu
LvndhiirM
7
9lc
26
8%c
Lencourt
Lowney
Jan
19c
1
Louvicourt
14c
3%c
•
Lomega
London
Mar
12c
300
Candy
17 %c
14%
.
Harricana-
New
•
7c
.■
.1
10
—
Dickenson Minei
Northspan
4,085
Class
Apr
53c
5,000
Cos
2.06
7 VaC
5.05
Loblaw
19 % May
37c
36c 44 %c
3.00
1st
Feb
Jan
6VaC
21c21%C
Loblaw
Jan
14% Jan
1
Little
5c
1
Gold
—±
Mines
Norsyncomaque
1,100
1
Secord
58c
Jan
1.95
3,300
-
•'••
80c
—•*
—
Petroleum.—
Continental Oil of Canada
New Delhi Mines
8c
6,585
Mines
American
70c
43c
.25c".
Uranium
Norpax
18
Mining
Lpjtrh
Lablne
71c
-
9.10 Jan
-
56,000
-
15%
75c
>
7 Va May
1.75
Shore
Laura
:,....
-
76%:
43c
l20
—
B
New Chamberlain
New
75
-
•'
X
6% Jun
1.50
Wasa
Latin
•
Mines
2.70 Jun
1
Mines
15%
76
.
1
,
:
Feb
17%
Lake
Luz
V.
1
"""
preferred
Trust
Mar
18
Lake
La
:
..
'
•68c
71c
15%
*
.»:
600
16 %c 16%c- ---•300
li
Mines
5% July
4.20
75c
1.75
81 Va
Mines
Osu
1,425
1
Mines
Gas
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
1,535
6
—1
Dufault
-
•■•■»•:
Noranda Mines
50c
Debentures
Lake
5%
2.40
6
.10
A
Cinch
Lakeland
5 Va
2.20
May
1
—
Laiarpe Cement class
Lake
4,950
2.47
6
1
Towns!te
-Labrador
2.30
5 Va
—-
Minerals
Labatt
2.32
15
1
Warrants
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Kirkland
Jun
55c
15c
Mines
Kirkland
20c
31c
2.40
Kerr-Addison
Jan
'
•
Canada
Gold
Jun
15% July
68c
July
36c
July
Warrants
of
39
;
2.95
■1
Jan
July
1
9
On
Kelly Douglas class A
Kilembe
1.90 July
94c
1
Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Kelvinator
23%c Aug
Jan
Jan
•
Mining
Kenville
89c
30c
1
Mines
Mines
Publishing
Jowsev
July
12c
46,050
1.85
1
Mines
Journal
14,500
3 8c 23%C
3.70
July
July
1
(1939)
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmlth
1.82
—I—
2,75
.
12
..
-1
-
Lake
Jefferson
22 V»c
-•
Mining
Jacobus
-100
.«
m\
New:Bristol Oils—
New
Jack
26%
Mines
Bidlamaque Gold
New
>
26%
;
New AtgeT Mines—
New
3.20 May
85
Mines
Neabitt
»
39%
New
72c
Jan
Nealon
3.15 Jun
1.77
28,885
-
39
National Bteel Car
New
July
69c
.25c
1.79
j
July
55
.
3
2,78
;
■■*
National Hosiery-Mills class
National Petroleum "
_i
National
i
May
100
New Athona
*
Jan
G7c
1
c.:..
16 %..
-25
A
't
Jan
47%
16
t
3.25 Mar
Feb
I8V2C
.
(
Feb
7%
Feb
.
'
:
14% July
;
Jun
■-
t,
.
July ;
4.25
50c
J—
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Iron
-
5 Va
2.50
14,323
1,143
55
42c
■
Intorpiovinci a Pipe Line,
Investors Syndicate commc
Irish
36c
Credits—
Bldg
warrants
B
.
...
80
••<•
10% Mar"
Jan
.
Feb
28c
2,64
■.;'
.National Grocers
<
1
July
54
,
'
'
;6% - Jun
13%-July
;
Jan
2,250
8,350
V '•
•
60c
Apr
12
-
-i
Jan
19c
17c
class A
1.75 Feb
35c
16c
'
Jan
200
8,286
12
<
Jun
1.14 May
1.18 July
Jan
1.25
»
Jun
July
July
45c
12c
■
13
Jan
65c
3,600
—1
Jan
11%
-1,460
■
17c
1.00
25c
Vac
■
Apr
49c
6,909
-
May
49
45c
National Expiorattons Btd
37
,
1.50
12c
Feb
23 Vac
-24c
(
'
2.70 Jan
1.234
'48c-
77%
53
international
49 Va
100
11,130
.
3.00
45c
Co
International Petroleum.
Jan
2,475
'
'
6.75
...
3.60
2.50
.1
common.
..
3.40
.
lelO
/
1.50
July
Feb
8c
~
11,100
9
Corp
1
Jan
Jun
20c
61c
84,250
1.00
12%
National Drug & Chemical common—2#
Preferred
...
5
10c
Jan
.2,242
;
25%
13
3.10
;
46
200
76c
90c
8 VaC
^Warrants
Nanrn- Cm*
/
:
14% Jun :,
i
July
4.233
54
.
3.55
5c
3,000
..
13%
54
•
5.% Jan
13
69c
90c
12%
;
Bffewery
5c
2,600
10c
2.95
.Multl; Minerals
'
July
Aug
147%. July
12% Jan
-37..
12%
.50
•
Be
11c
21
38% Feb
3,175
-6%.
36%
:
7,997
...;,550
—
13 Va
7c
-
Inland Cement -Co
'
13
.6%
Corp Ltd. common.*
»
4D%-
44%
:*
6 V4
Indian Late Gold——
Industrial
/
.4.&G%
9c
•.
July
July
35c
Jan
Jan
30
■.«
July
July
52c
Apr
2.20
24,300
1.1% Aug..
'
Imperial -Gil.
Imperial Tobacco -of Canada ordinary.**
-
90c
47'A
14c
500
79c
47%
■»
86
22c
Jan
.lie
y
12%
Moore Ctorp common
Mt Wright Iron
\
Jun
52
July
'
10c
88c
41% July..
■
43% Jan
6 %. Jan
6,000
>9%c
Moneta Porcupine
;
v
t
'
1.21 May
>
'
;
.10
Imperial Sank.
,
,
Imperial Investment, class A.
6 %"?«
preferred
8,500
'5,209
14c
•
r^MomreaLLooomoWve Worka
July b'.
26c
;
Jan
32
i..
•4.65 Mar
Jan
27c
2.90
47%
~~m
Molybdenum
.
July
23%
Apr
1.19
Molsons
'
6%c
Corp—^1——II—II*
-
Modern Containers class A
,51.%-July''
Apr
.15% Mar
1.05
*
1.1G
.28
—
13%
10,319
22
'
_1
___
Apr
'
" 49
v
82
_
14
/ July "
21%. July
23
93 Vo July
17,510
13c
2.65
Min Ore Mines
.'••
25% Jun
.
44.659
Brick
Jan
-
Jun
'
1
•
Minm* Corp
r
87
Jan
2.78
-
■£ Mlndamar Metals
„
7% Apr
l
Milton
.
62
Jan
72c
■
July
Jan
67%
22 VaC
-
Jan
28e
Jan
10 Vac
14c
10c
50c
May
12c
815
;
25c
_Z\
Industries-Gas
18c
178,000
V
2.85
.*
com
July
July
50
37
15c
»
Mill City Petroleunib
: .Milliken Lake' Uranium
.
July
50
12c
Warrants
Feb
30c
12c
«
Mining
Midwest
1.60 May
■>
Jun
23 Va
'S
.'
92
86
50
—
pfd
9
1,111
92
Jun
29c
j
94
48,000
-
'
Feb
--13,500
52c
'
5%
77 Va Mar
595
18c
1.14 Aug
8%c Jan
14,550
>■
28c
83
_•
Knit
May
61 Va
40c
Mldcon Oil & Gas
Jun
6%c Feb;
Apr
■; 7* 400
2.25
Chipman
Jun
26c
Feb
17c
83
500
Paper 5Va%
Mldrim
:
23c
52c
Ii28
Uranium Mines
Mexican Light & Power
-
/
>
„
Huram& .Erie Mtge
1.25 July
7%
•
7 7'"
: r
July
Jan
Gc
1.25
5'.be
Mines
Meta
-
.
,Jan
3.20
.20o
Mersey
Jun
Apr
1.25
C
Mercury
July
6c
33c
.
.
Gold
Petroleums
Merrill Island Mining
May
21c
12%c Apr
1.511
July
July
18c
Mar
8c
McWatters
93c
Feb
94
1
I I
—I
Lake
9
93
1
.
Mar
8c
40c
59%
■
;
•
Lake
Mentor Expl & Dev
1.04 May
14c
Jan
60
"100
Red
Medallion
July
2.15
Apr
17c
Porcupine
McMarmac Red
35% May
■
1.70 Jan
49c
'
Anr
12c
,
Jan
8V2C
12,500
46c
'Gold-
Consol
Pam.
19% Jun
J 10c 10 %c
1
Class A-—.——
Hugh
Jan
17c
.1
Home on Co Ltd—
-
12%
4%c
Drilling
Hollinger
10,489
35
& Co;
Sarcee .Oils.
Tower
McKenzie
8%c
Hlnde; & Dauch Canada.
Hi
Mdntyre
Jan
78c
24c
|
•
,
-
9% Feb
Feb
25c
•-
46,100
8%
;;
Jan
Jan
12c
17,300
25c
94
Jan
-
1.20
-
451,975
22c
25c
8%
7%
449,251
12c
1.14
•
common
Preferred
Apr
July
13c
58c
9c
80c
1
Consol
Frontenac
22c
1
Highlaml Bell
Hlghwood
11
McColi
49c
>
325
10c
_•
common—
Maybrun Mines
v
July
Jan
—1
Mines.
Hi
Matachewan
Jun
28c
7c
7c
Heva<G©ld Mines-
20 Va
Ltd
May
6 Vac Mar
5,500
-•
1.10
Preferred
V; 6% Feb
Apr
10% Mar
6,000
v
34'/*
13c
Jan
5% Jun
50c
>
100
Massey-Ferguson
90c
,6c
Jan
9
1
,
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Feb
8V2C Jan
8.35
.
..1
Iron
15
16%c
-9
3c
60,450
8c
9
High
19% Aug
July
20,000
-
1.14
7c
•
2
"
1.00
8c
.
17%
1,220
4c
1.14
Maritime
Apr
19%
1
I
Low
3c
1
,
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marigold Oils
Jun
3.50
3,300
17%
13c
4.40
43
Jan
19,700
t
21c
8%c
0.25
Jan
2.25
Goldiieads
Uranium
*
4c
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
18 Va
19%
--
Malartli
Jun
Low
-
:
Maneast
8% May
Jan
39% Jan
620
10%
17 %
-
10'/2c
1
Bed Late.
Hees .(Geo
86,900
80c
I
Mines-
of .Lakes
Headway
125
20c
18c
2.00
1
—1
Mines
Minerals
Hasaga Gold
25Va
5 Va
—
Mining
Gold
Jim
6%
3.00
18%
7%c
35
Mines
-Bock
25
825
250
65
10%
.
Gypsum Lime & Alub
Hard
140
-
7%.
*
23 % July
.065
21c
0.25
Ha 11 nor
Jan
18c
17%
Halmon
Jan
17
5Va
Mines
Lake
.25
27 %
10
-1,775
■
Majortrans
1.53 Aug
34
Mar
3.25
19c
Mines
Gwillim
Feb
41%
/
Ltd
Mines
July
92c
18%
18%
class
Cranium
Lead
18c
ll'/ac July
49c
Jan
3.15
Ueveiou
Coal
Mar
3.90
41 %
-_50
Greyhound Lines
Gulf
25
7%
warrants
Great
July
7c
Shoes Ltd
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Maher
Sales
Week's
Last
.
7% Jan
23
3.80
:
High
6
8,725
32
24
Friday V
Sale Frlce
11,475
1.53
23
-
3.90
preferred
B
1,000
7%
—1
.
Class
8%c
30%
23
Gas
Northern
420
1.30
31%
Warrants
Low
6'/4
19%c 20 %c
1.53
1
Range Shioe Jan. 1
High
8 Vac
Mines
Granduc
AUGUST
STOCKS
Shares
6
'
ENDED
i
of Prices
Par
Gordon
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
.Last
40c
24c
14c
,
42
The Commercial and .Financial Chronicle
(482)
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Preferred
Penmans
Oil
&
Gold
46
46
20
40
Jun
24
24
24
140
23
May
10G
106
106
15
100
Jan
—,—2
1.G8
1.65
————1
25c
preferred
Mines—
Oil
Minerals—
&
I
9
———.—100
—-
Gas
Perron
Low
4G
common
Peruvian
High
9
1,505
6% Feb
Trans
July
Aug
1.75
9,700
2.65
Jan
24c
26c
22,375
24c
July
40c
Feb
1.10
3,500
70c
Jan
1.29 Jun
78c
26,700
38c
1.55
Apr
LOO-
Trans Canada Pipeline.
25% Mar
Trans Mountain Oil
Transcontinental
Prairie
Trans
31%
Pip#
Resources
1
60%
7 -32c
1
Co Ltd—'—
'
>f38c'
72c
1.05
1.00
1.12
6,065
60c
Jan
1.05
1.00
1.05
12,532
92c
July
1.23
1.25
1.20
1.25
6,000
Jan
1,73
7c
5%C
7c
21,500
9c
Apr
May
10
10
600
8.00
Apr
10%
Apr
35
34
37
3,050
28%
Apr
37
Aug
43c
47c
35c
Jun
65
66
450
54%
Jan
47c
July
67% Jun
3.55 May
United Canso
Oil
5.00 July
United Corps
Ltd class
-————•
& Gas——
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Gold
Pioneer
Pitch
Columbia
British
of
Uranium
Ore
•
—
—-———•
ttivei
Powell Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
1
G5
—
Prairie
Oil
Prairie
200
2.25
Jan
4.80
11,975
3.85
May
7c
10c
94,500
5c
Jan
20o
4.40
4.00
4.65
4,250
—•
1.80
1.50
1.85
14,150
1
Airways
Prospectors
6.20
6.35
—1
4.90
4.60
4.90
—*
98c
98c
1.00
—*
1
2.74
2.58
2.76
18c
22c
429,200
35c
29c
36c
45c
43c
47c
1,700
1.75 July
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Union Acceptance common——
1
2nd
preferred
Union Uas
33c
4.65
Feb
40% Mar
73% July
7,000
.
13c
30c
'40c
Jan
8,578
July
25%
Jun
Apr
5,75>
janp
33c
Apr
July
75c
July
13% Jan •••'■
*>1,435
.
4.00
^, 31,600
33c
Asbestos
United
4.65 July
United
Fuel
1.85 Aug
Jan
3.80 Feb
79c
Jan
2.41 Mar
B
18c
Inv
United
Keno
5.55
Jun
United
1.33 May
2.85 Feb
United New
Aug
Ascot Copper
Chibougaiiiau Gold—
Copper Corp
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
Manitou Mines
Quebec
—
47,820
7c
Mar
36c
Aug
United
18,000
34c
Jan
60c
Jun
Queoec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
I
Upper
22c
Apr
47c
Jan
10c
15,500..,
10c
Apr
22c
July
95c
93c
99c
Jan
1.55
Jan
Mines
Rlx
9,100
\ 24%
17c
22%
24%
1,880
20
Jan
25 %
Feb
14 lac
17c
8,500
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
9.00
10%
5,429
Jan
10%
Jun
10c
11c
5,533
15c
Fortune
51c
61c
19,400
35c
Apr
85c
July
23c
28c
5,000
17c
Feb
35c
Jan
1
84c
1
—
7c
1
——
50c
Rockwin
Jan
1.25
Jan
44 Vs. c
50c
23,300
24c
86
45
1.55
115,368
1.00
Jan
8c
8c
8c
500
5 Vac
Jan
$1
1
1
.500
Ltd
«
Can Ltd
Too
Mines
Consol
Bt
Lawrence
Maurice
Bt
Michael
52c
65c
13c
10%c
13c
111,293
14
15%
16,436
104%
104 104 %
called
per
Gold
Class
53
Max-
10
July
21
21
21%
555
20
9%
10%
14,080
7
6c
Jun
Feb
29 %c
Jan
15%
Jun
105
Jun
17c
July
67 % Aug
14% Jan
28% Feb
11 Va May
4,274
Apr
15
19,900
15,000
47c
Apr
85c
Jan
8c
May
14c
Jan
22
18,740
13% Jan
43 Va
12
48 Va
6,560
27
Jan
„
24% July
43
3,775
25%
Jan
5,535
1,200
3.30
Jan
11% Aug
12c
82c
34%
66c
13c
85c
40c
Apr
75c
Jun
9c
Mar
20c
1,700
Jan
36
680
Mar
1.87
1.94
9,900
1.69
5.70
6.20
9,300
4.10
25%
26
'2,067
30 Va
30%
355
45%
45%
60
25%
Breweries
54c
4.20
4.05
GOc
4.25
12,200
4,807
1.12 July
44
July
Jan
28
1.89
2.35 Mar
Jan
6.20
24
Jan
29
Apr
32
43%
Apr
48%
30c
3
'0
Mar
Anr
July
60c
4.65
31V2
Silver
—1
31
32
1,817
21%
31%
770
4.10
4.10
200
55c
GOc
12,016
23c
Jan
83c
18c
18c
2,700
13c
Jan
24c
„1
Mines
55c
50c
•
Simpsons Ltd
Sisco Mines Ltd
21%
21
3.65
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
26% Jun
31%
Voting trust _
Sigma Mines Quebec
;■ 32
July
Jan
July
31% July
4.75 May
Apr
July
23 %
24
3,214
16 Vs Mar
24 Va
Jun
GOc
62c
5,800
54c
Apr
76c
Manufacturing
•
1.00
1.10
3,600
70c
Jun
Van
*
9c
11c
4,500
4%c
Roi
Ltd
preferred
Spartan
23%
Air
Services
Stadacona
48%
150
47
Apr
51
46 Vo
46 Va
35
38
Jan
46
5
May
5%
5%
1,100
22,325
16f
Jan
26c
18c
13,500
16 %C
July
25c
40
635
33 %
Jan
40 %
1.50
20,010
1.14
Jan
2.10
40
1
1,50
•
64 c
55c
64c
1
2.50
2.40
2.59
3,145
88c
85c
90c
10,750
7%C
8%c
25,000
29%
30%
435
1
—•
8c
30%
7,060
•
63'%
64%
4,563
Bteeloy
»
7%c
7c
7%e
1.50
1
12 %
10%
12%
48,360
45c
1.75
65c
Oil
Sturgeon
*
Gold
Sullivan
Cons
Exploration
Propane common
Mines
Petroleum
Preferred
Sylvanite
5c
2.10
West
Canada
Breweries
Toronto
Toronto
Elevators
Western
i
General
Western
common
Finance
class
•
4.25
]
90c
1.05
Feb
20c
9c
July
30
1.79.
16,362
22c
28
94c:
,4,050
40c
Jan
29
Jan
4.25
Jan
850
Jun
4.60 Jan
;
1.55 Feb
Apr
14 Vs Mar
14%
300
32%
Jan
33
31%
32%
3,775
2,820
21 Va
32
21 Va
Jan
33
95
95
30
87 %
Jan
97
100
i
White
Hardware
Pass ;&
100
preferred
Yukon
—50
,>8
1
-
Mines
Ltd
i
30
103
.25;
30
25
May
i
>
-
8
•
70c
85c
32c
Wood
Alexander
Wood
(J)
•
6%
6%
*
—
13c
80,000
12c
6%
3.90
3.85
27
27
27 %
86
86
...
class A
Jun
107
Jun
29Va
V;.
Jun
Feb
8
Aug
1
Aug
July
-Jan
7%
3.15 May
24% July
31%
81
Jun
yo
Mar
10%
400
500
87
85c
64c
20c
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
15
July
2
1,810
3.90
•
100
Ind
Preferred
66C
22,600
384,100
15c 15%c
.
v
Winnipeg & Central Gas
6%
1,100
Jan
l;, [ 7
22c
27c
15V2C
7%
6.65
July
July
,13% July
Jan
„
85c
,;
1
.1
—
Oils- &
7,310
106
,
^
Wlllroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
13
10G
<
25
•
Jan
25
106
I—..*
—
-
11
12 Va
12%
preferred
White
Jun
1.90 Mar
Jan
May
25
25
July
8% Mar
2.55
Feb
1.50
15c
200
90C
32 V2
Jun
1.50
,
7,050
4.25.
2.20 July
Feb
15Va
■f
6% July
875
.1,000
Jan
1,60 Apr
10% July
31%
1
20
Jan
4.00 May
Jan
"
Woodward
Ltd
class
A
5
14%
14%
14%
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1.27
1.25
1.30
9,800
Yale
I
16c
14c
17c
8-5,500
20c
15c
12c I6V2C
129,500
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
Yukeno
800
1.22
1.70 Feb
Apr
10c
Mar
17c
6c
Mar
16 Vac
5%c
Ji.n
July
July
Jun
10c
9V2C
10c
21,000
87c
95c
15,480
69c
Jan
5c
5c
533
3%c
Jan
8c
May
39c
35c
41c
578,800
16%c
Jan
62o
Jun
17c
16c
18c
6,200
11 %c
Apr
25c
Apr
1
Bear
Mines
Mines
•
95c
..1
—
Zulapa Mining
■/..>£
—4
Toronto Slock Exchange—Curb
Prices Shown
16
6V2C
2.20
755
Mar
Jan
Apr
1.25
1.20 May
Section
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Jun
STOCKS
Pai
14%
Apr
16
»
9c
Jan
19c
Jun
4%c
American
Bank
Low
Shares
6%
1.430
28%
30
4,690
40
28%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
6
40
50
4
Note-2-
Sales
for Week
5,591
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian General Investments
1.70 May
Mar
Jan
1.00 Jan
15% Jan
97
3
%c
Jan
Jan
8c
Apr
2.35
Feb
24 %c
July
7% July
C.
Copper
Consolidated
40
July
July
3.GO
3.75
550
3.00
Jan
4.45 Mar
23
23%
770
20%
Jan
25% May
31
29%
31
395
25
Jan
31
May
Dalhousie
_
__
_
Dominion
•
Oil
34%
•
Jan
1.08
4.40 May
5,750
Dupont
1.01
Feb
1.27
International
27
50
19%
Feb
72c
82c
34,400
45c
Jan
500
38c
Feb
Jan
Co
of
&
Linoleum
Canada
2.85
100
1.90 Mar
3.20
2.90
100
1.85- Jan
3.00 July
33%
34%
1,935
28
Jan
13c
Jan
July
1.16 Jun
1.11
Jun
400
1.70
7% July
8%
Jan
1.80
9,270
1.35 Jan
1.94
81c
90c
12.700
Loblaw
•
(1956)
17c
7,850
80%
300
60
Feb
80 y4
37
37
25
30
Jan.
37
19%
1,305
15%
Apr
July
19% July
195
84%
Jan
106% July-
1,435
21%
Jan
330
75
Jan
19%
19 Va
~7l50
99 VB
98 Va 100%
26
J.'
Inc
Mac-laren
Power
4
&
Paper__
Minn & Ontario Paper
Ogilvie Flour common
26
108%
70
26%.
110
70
72
150
61
27
341
21 %
Jan
550
26
Jan
July
80c
July
1.41 Mar
Pato Consolidated
40c
43c
5,600
34c
Feb
75c
70c
75c
21,100
67c
j
6 VaC
6 Vac
July
7c
"ioc
H_ •
~io
8,200
89c
10c
83c
91c
27,150
July
27 %C
July
91c
26c 27 %c
Aug
5,015
Yukon
21c.
Jan
33c
Jan
38Va
Jan
46
Gold Mines
Zellers
—1
Jun
45%
1,731
23 V*
38
45
23%
395
38
27%
28%
29
53%
Mar
1.28
Prict
-
Feb
29%
Jan
39
25
25%
Jan
29 %
24
Jan
30
Mar
51%
Jun
53
Jan
53%
40
Oreille
—
*
Canadian
Cons
Gen
Gold
Inv
Trust
Corp
—
40
a
6%
63c
1
4
33 VB
32%
2.75
Mines
Bros
Third
% July
475
32%
28
122 V2
3.10
2.50
2.50
250
39%
41
1.565
5%
6%
1,640
66c
4,100
32 %
e-'c
32 %
105
75
2.50
1.80
34%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
8 Vac
10c
1,000
7%c
42%
1.540
31%
Jan
42
40
110
1^.—1.100
32
Feb
40
92
92
125
86
J»n
40
42%
42%
125
37
May
FOOTNOTES
July
12c
Jun
Jan
% July
July
92% May
43 % July
•
a
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
«'
f Flat price.
♦
<
»
...
Jun
33 Ve Aug
3.65
2.50
not
included in year's range!.
-
y Ex-rlghta.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Jun
July
42% Mar
6%
Aug
54c
Jan
74c
Apr
26
Jan
32%
Jun
CANADIAN
* Ex-dividend,
-
■
Jun
27
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wi When issued.
Selling ex-interest.
July
May
(XTn > Admitted to unlisted trading privllegei
wd When delivered,
d Deferred delivery sale
(not Included
e
AND
t
Odd lot sale (not Included in
year'a
ran&e)
Feb
July
70
23% July
41 %
42%
Pend
Feb
17
39%
•
May
5
38
27%
281
5c
83c
60c
33 Vb
20c
Jan
26%
-2.50
•
Jun
Jun
16c
3
common
34%
78 %
~4>
0
Paper
International Utilities
27
17c
*
common
Oilcloth
Aug
2.85
2.90
_
Paper
Dominion Glass
26
8%
2.85
__
May
5%c Jan
1.00
*
Jun
Mar
27
3.65
2.45 July
19 Va
100
1.05
45%
High
6%
32
23 V*
a
Marconi
auian
Coast
2.60
79c
•
__
Apr
915
42c
V
Jan
5
27% May
Feb
5,000
Range
of Prices
—3
Corp
3.80
8
Last
Sale I'rlee
Jan
5,000
Week's
Friday
Jan
3.15
93c
3.60
75c
Are
;
Jan
14%-
preferred
2nd
July
1.99 Mar
Jan
Jun
j.5c
327
7 Ve
2.25
20c
,
14.%
B
Feb
85c
B
preferred
preferred
32%
;
28
*
3.60
1
A
1.G5
Jun
Apr
A_—32
class
Feb
1.70
~~*
-IIIso
4 % Vo
955
..20
*
(Geo)
Windfall
11,350
<
4.25
British
5,000
j
Toronto Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration
20c
Warrants
6^
134,800
12=?4
32 V2
1.79
■t—-
preferred-
Petrol
Naco
•9c
2.20
12
:
32%
—I
Plywood Co> class
Western
Weston
6c
1.98
i
6%
Bulolo Gold Dredging
4 Vac
"20
Trusts
...
'
•
13c
£ 39c
Jan
i.tib
Jun
26c
Apr
65c
11c
May
■',<'v.--
-
,2.25
i
Grocers
•
.
8c
5
:
Petroleum
Aug
4 Va c
♦
Toronto Iron Works
5,100
:
(
Warrants
«
Bank
5,016
Jan
4.10
0%c Mar
%7c
91,160
Copper common—.—
Apr
40
IIIIl25c
Mines
1.05
1.76
2.13
Western
18c
11,200
4,500
i
7%
Apr
19,500
Jun
21%c July
Jan
2.10
9c
86c
29%
Jun
J
8Vac
550
22c
Feb
6.60 Mar
Apr
~
5
15a
24c
Aug
3.35
July
5.15
*
;
% 13
24% Mar
12,300
21c
.1
2.45
'
i
i
May
1.42 «Jan
Jan
19c
1.71
29.
1.15 May
3.50
7V2C
;
.
>
July
5% July
>
Jan
10
6,079
■V, 13c 13 %c
I
24%
2,311
2OV2C
Jun
12c
29% July
Jan
j
_
Dominion
.
•
12 %
700
•
.
Gold
5%
15c
3.50
'
L
Western
2,000
-
1.75
Mines
Decalta
2.80
6.00
"
Western
100
29 %
3.50
Gas
Gas Oil
12 %c
200
i
7%
2.50
i
Petroleum
Toronto
4.25
Apr
Jan
Jan
4.25 May
3,500
13
2.45
—1
Products
Warrants
1.20
13
5.75
...
Malartid
Westeel
Mar
5c
'
100
28%
:
West
Aug
Aug
79c
r:
21.
,
500
1.19
■7 21c
—
West Maygill
5
'28
•
I:J
.1.00
Oil &
Canadian
Rights
Jan
100
79c
Tombill
A
14%
12% c 13 %c
4c-
17%
I
5
28
6.00
Oil
Westburne
8.30 Feb
17
•
Mines
6,979
3.50
200
9,525
.?
2.80
-
Asbestos
100
common
Api
14%
75c
Jan
4.25
1
—
;
July
2.40
I
5ilc
b1'2C
^iTc
...
Nicxel.
65
1.50
1
Texas
Calgary
Thompson Lundmark
Class
Pyrite Copper
Jan
6c
Teck
Hughes Gold.
Temagami
Mines
Trader.
Weedon
45%
4
•
Mines
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
July
Jan
July
29%
.5%
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
8,400
'
12
68c
8c
28%
III1
Ltd
Jun
2,745
Gold
-
...
Knapp Canada
Jun
7%
_50c
common
Taurcanls
Class
&
13c
III*
ordinary.
;
1
30%
20c 24 %c
2.40
Gold
July
2c
Apr
15.232
■■-rtcv".
4^5
.1.20
»
•
Jan
6%
Industries
Tamblyn
23c
May
4%c Mar
100
Supertest
Switson
2.15
1
—
L_
Cons
5c
1
Warrants
Inlet
14%
13 %C
t
Bunburst
Superio*
64 %
i
-
River
Sudbury Contact
58c
2.85
July
J/ac July
1.63
2,400
IGc,
28 \\
•>
...
24%
6,500
Mining
Rock Iron
Jan
-
i
Bros
-.235
:
Jan
•
Nickel
14%
a.28
—
common
Jun
1.38
1G%C
275
Steel of Canada
Tiara
W)
Feb
39 Va
18c
Btanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Stan well OH & Gas
8 ted man
1.60
17c 18%c
•
Uranium Corp
Warrants
Btarratt
5%
1.60
17%c
Paving & Materials
40c
4,275
..
15c
■
V8 July
30o
Mines
.•>
Apr
4.1S Jun
Cc. JMay.
.
May
51%
Feb
:
8tanleigh
Stuart
July
48%
_•
Warrants
42c
,
14,363
V-
»-7,.
.
•■
..25
.
Mines—
&
»
Zenmac Metal
1.70 Mar
15c
*
Spooner Mines & Oils
Steep
Apr
50
Southam
Stand
.l
...
Apr
D
5,500
July
60
Jan
May
3.40 Feb
91,503
'
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Wayne
Webb
Jun
III
Somerville
v9c
*. 2c
■
•'.:29;!i,
Waterous
July
50c
38,000
6.20
1
Mines
(G
4'2%'
11%
82c
...
preferred.
Amulet
Walker
48
9.75
62c
12%0
Mines
Dare
*
}Iio
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Walte
% July
43
July
•
m
1,917
'
-
2.25 july
: 9c
Jan
52 Va
Jun
22V2 JMay,
Apr
44
2.33
70 c
'I'
•
July
28%
41 Va
™i
—
Slocan
Violamac
Virginia
Class
~
100
425
■
14%
t;»c
-
Western Leaseholds
10c
24Va
-50
-50c
Creek Gold—;
fiherrltt Gordon
5 "fc
Va
July
1.30 July
78c
■*
Standard
Aug
13%
35
Sheep
Tidal
Jan
-500
preferred™
Miller
GOc
13
46%
Ltd
-
68c
u
L
Viceroy Mfg class A
•
& Grey Trust—
Victoria
Lake
72c
a.
Oils
5%c
Vic
72c
•.
-__J
_•
Petroleums Ltd
I 9Vac
l
16%
July
■
t
Explorations Ltd.
Werner
10c
—i
2.15 July
441
5,500
>4.15
40C
.
75e
•
on
—
,
1,375
2.18
14%
*
__1
Alloys
Wespac
75c
—25
....—1
Ltd
Ventures
•
—
Mines
Consol
2.27
—
May
24
A
A
Jan
7,568
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinlgan Water & Power cornClass
98
5,270
Gold
Debentures
Canada
Vaudoo
-
Ltd
May
—1
Petroleums
Rainbow
Feb
9c
Apr
12% Jan
48,250
'
Scurry
28c
12
»—.—
Corp
Telefilm
Vanadium
17% July
16c
11
River
Steel
1.56 July
9%c July
A
entirely
share—
7.50
V
.
Aug
23c
Jan
46%
3.90
V-40c
'"TTc
Jan
4.90
-8c
-;60..
9c
•
71c
-1
pfd series
*4.10 V
„l
Oils
28c
67 Va
common
United
87
Jun
11
Ltd
Mines
series B pref
Antonio
Jan
Jan
65 Va
13 Ve
Feb
1.65 May
90
14 %C
Warrants
Sapphire
540
Apr
1.18
10c
16%
15c
common—
Aug 19, at $27
5%%
GOc
15%
31c
10
Corp
issue
Above
28,000
50,815
189,800
G7 %
.25
Gas_.
Uranium
conv
400
20c
11%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
5 Va %
GOc
17%
17c
Mar
i
Industries
6t
50c
17%
19c
86
—10
i'—
Preferred
57c
17%
pfd—
Mines
Russell
Surf
Jan
86
Uranium
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
K
Jun
6%c
200
1
Preferred
S
80c
6,600
1.50
1
Pete
Stiver
18,375
7c
1.29
83C
8G
Mines
Mfg
Roe (A V)
Sicks
86c
7c
1.29
1.55
Roche Mines
Band
7.50
8%c Mar
.100
pfd
I
:*
46
--
17c
Jan
1
Atnabasca
Robertson
Jan
58c
—
Rupununi
Jan
6.15
70c
1
Rio
Ban
4.20 July
10c
1
Mines
Rexspar Uranium
Reynold Aluminum
&,.<
22c
"1—1
Richwell
Rowan
19c
7c
Ltd
Mines
Explorations
Rocky
21c
Mines
Uranium
ttayrock
Reef
3,180
28c
30c
J0%
Metallurgical
Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum —
Quebec
RenaMe
4.30
—•
Quebec
Radlore
11,500
4.25
1
.
Rainville
15,400
7c
4.30
1
L46
III;
...
r
85%
6,100
,21
8c
%
Mar
6c
30c
7c
I
1
Hill
'f
-
■'GO
.25
Mountauban
22c
.50
pfd—
•
Jun
May
A
.tfS" 8c
"•7% July
9% July
'
Jan:
4,245
,
2,20
20%
-L
8% Jan
66
Mar
33c
July
5% Jan
25
2,153
23c
6,80
-2.20
J
—
class
7.05
5c
B
■
..
.
Jun
5.50
Feb
25c
255
Y,--
6.30
-
£3.20
13,783
■85%:;-
21c
,
6.50
16c, Jan
•
1; 400
i,
.
9%
9%
-_r,
—
—-
Mines
.
30c rV
82%
21c
'
-I
preferred.
United
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
—1
—
120,200
;
4.65
'57
5
9%
—.
——
—
Estella
Class
.
-
* ■'27c
84%
Union Mining Corp
United
Feb
10c
.'
—-
."vt 29c
Canada
at
Jun
4.25
2,300
4,135
Jun
80c
Jan
2.85
70c
64,690
21c
1
_——.—
Ltd
Producers
Gas
6.35
Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
2.25
4.65
10c
—
Electric
East
Preston
2.25
4.75
1
Gold
premium Iron Ore
President
2,300.
—
Jan
5c
•
Royalties
Border
1.05
—•
Pipe Mfg
Premier
'
1
*
Placer Development
Powell
1
Jan
1
1745 July
29%
Jan
Feb
Petrol Oil
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas
>
>5>
75c
1
Pickle Crow Gold Mines————•
7 High
,
Jan':
20%
5,934
I9c
23 %C
67c
25,433
.
723%* U 23%. >23%
-4:75 V. & 4740
4(80.
Pipeline——
Tribag Mining
5.200
.
31%
.
Low
-
1.07
:i-27%
v
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.00-
'.
Shares
;5T% VV%*57
18c -■>
17c
Line—
Oil
Triad
for Week
Low
■Kl
Ta
Exploration——
July
46
Canada
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Par
High10
106
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
1.07
1
l-'-TT-
Range Since Jan. 1
50
eomroon
1
Friday
Shares
8%
-—-—.—
Preferred
Permo
1.25 / vv!"'
AUGUST
ENDED
.
————•
Pipeline
Pembina
•I Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
F riday
STOCKS
i
t
Number 5765
188
Volume
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
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43
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The following bid and asked quotations
for Friday August
1
obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been
sold (Indicated by the "bid'O
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
;
are
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Far
Bid
Ask
'''
•
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc..—
1
4
1
27
28%
Haloid
American Box Board Co
1
32 %
34%
Hanna
Amer Cement
Amer
Corp
24%
26%
19%
21%
10
Barge
52%
55%
4
51%
55
High
American Express Co
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
Bid
Par
Hagan Chemicals ft Controls —1
Line_5
5
Commercial
4%
*
Ralston
Xerox
Class
B
_10
119
common
Helene Curtis Ind
—1
33
35%
34%
36%
Hoover Co
27%
29%
Houston
Natural
1
26 %
28%
Houston
Oil
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common—
—1
7.50
14%
15%
1
21%
23 %
Incorporated
Ampex Corp
50c
92
Anheuser-Busch Inc
„4
Partic
Missouri
Power
98
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"—
22%
Hugoton
16
17%
Husky Oil Co——..
31%
33 %
21
22%
Arkansas Western Gas Co
.5
10
Associated
Spring
Aztec
Oil
&
23
30
32%
17%
7%
Bell ft Gossert
1
35%
I
Bowser
Inc
SI.20
Co
Iowa
7'%
Bumdy Corp.—.
Jefferson
4%
19%
5
21%
Jer vis
10%
__i
11%
23%
10c
22%
5%
6%
Central
Electric
ft
Gas
Co..3%
19%
111
Elec
&
Gas
Co
_10
36%
38%
Central Indiana Gas Co
5
14%
15%
Central Louisiana Electric Co
5
38'A
40%
10
24%
25%
24
26%
48%
24%
19%
6%
Central' Soya
Central Telephone
—*
45%
10
22%
Co
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
16%
27%
5
44%
1
-
25
21%
16%
27%
23 %
Consol
16%
14%
17%
15%
9%
13
28%
50%
2.50
5
Continental
12
5
26%
5
47
1
10%
1
10%
Danly Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L A) Co
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y
2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit
8%
8%
12%
25%
v
16% i
18 %
19%
._1
Bush
Inc
12%
46%
2%
30%
38%
1
6%
2
Inc
.
Co_
Clark
36%
Ins*-—1„
(Texas)—*
.
Boston
Assn_100
Texas Eastern
1
36%
21%
26
IV*
21
17
18%
12%
14%
Bank
34%
37%
29
31%
6
6%
Corp
lc
5%
2%
Industries
36%
30%
5
5 ;
%
30%
33%
8%
1
9%
18
5
.
19%
Utilities
23%
25%
2
44%
47%
1
28%
30%
5
1
Co
15 ,V-'
16 %
14%
15%
22 %
24
25
26%
1
10
Supply Co
9%
27%
10 %
29
National Aluminate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
'20%
5
21%
Gas
(Calif)
32%
2%
General Gas Corp
Telep
30%
30%
33%
2.50
General Crude Oil Co—
Gen
28
4%
5%
1
Co
Co_
Service
26
—10
Packing
5%
pfd—20
20
5%%
Giant
Portland
Cement Co
1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
(A
Grinnell
Grolier
P)
Fire
Brick Co
5
Green
Nicholson File (Co
Norris Thermador Corp
20
20%
21%
5%
5%
29=
36 %
41%
44%
lOo
7%
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Williams
8 V*
15
16%
13%
5
Bros
14%
__i
Wisconsin Power ft Light CO—10
Conversion
Co
28 %
5
.
Company
29%
14
-
;
7%
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Oorp
15%
8%
Yuba
Consolidated Industries
37%
35
1
1
9%
ftOo
Zapata oil-Shore Co
6%
;
10
7%
Companies
* Bid!-'-" Ask
Par
-30
84%
89%
42'A
51%
49%
52%
Co
39%
39 %
(NY)_12yfl
Centl-Penn
Chase Manhattan Bk
Exch
Corn
Bk
(N Y)—10
37%
10
(Savannah)
64%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
Cleveland Trust Co
50
54%
26
28
Long Island Trust Co (if Y)_10
36%
39
43%
46%
(Phila)
Trust
10
6
23%
25%
5
(Buffalo)
Nassau
County N Y
20 %
22
Mellon Nalt Bk ftTTCo (Pgh) _2B
132
126
Mercantile Tr Co
(St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
68%
65
-
44
47%
309
296
Morgan (J P) ft Oo (IV Y)—100
40 Va
Bank
National
69
280
262
Commercial State Bank &
25
70
80%
25
75%
80 V*
37 Va
87%
90%
of Detroit
56
59%
19%
21
69
73%
27
10
National Bank of Weeteheater-B
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commerce Bank ft
29%
42'A
\
Trust Co
(N Y)
Commercial Trust of N J
Continental
Co
111 Bank ft Trust
33Va
(Chicago)
23%
25%
37
39%
50
188
8
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Federal Trust Co (Newark
Trust
7.50
(Albany N Y)
Natl Newark ft Bases Banking
County Trust Co (White
North
&
Gas
Natural
12
77%
196
28
59
63
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boaton.12%
36
38%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
47
51%
Eng Trust Oo 6Boston)_100
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co_ll
New York Trust Co (N Y)—25
44
46
(Chisago)—100
435
Co
(N
J)—.
New
Northern
Tr Oo
29%
80%
42%
44 %
Co
15%
16%
First
1
3
%2%
3%
18%
19%
Co
5
83'A
6Vi
22V2
24%
National Bk (Atlanta)—10
Bank Baltimore—10
33%
51%
71
277
32 %
58%
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 %
100
Natl Bk of Chicago
First
Power
83%
71%
first Nat'l
Bank of Dallas—10
Natl Bk (Jersey City)—25
First
79%
77 Va
67'%
29
36%
First
Tail
Natl
32
84%
458
32%
39
55
74'A
289
34%
63%
25
20
61
65%
8%
3
1
9%
3%
5
11%
12%
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co—6%
5%
6%
34%
36%
Pacific Far
East Line
American
Parker
Sulphur
Pendleton
Pepsi-Cola
Tool
(N Y)—20
Pennsylvania Banking
ft Trust Co (Phila)
10
64%
67%
45%
48
29
Gas
75
Bk of St Louis
First Natl
Natl City Bank
69
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
Franklin
Island
Natl
N
Bank
of
10
Long
_5
Y
28%
30%
Sterling
15
I6V2
10%
11%
20
21%
Properties Inc
10c
Pub 8erv Co of New Hamp
6
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
Producing
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
p»»»oiator Producta
9%
29
10%
30%
(New
26%
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
35%
38%
Industrial
8%
9%
18 %
19%
20
21%
1
18%
19%
1
30%
32%
Natl
Providence
Bam
R I—
York)
97
Trust
Co
46 V*
49V*
22
23%
-^-10
41
44
42
45%
22%
24 Va
Trade Bk ft Tr Oo (N
34%
36%
Trust Oo
47
51%
Union Bank of
15%
17'A
Y)—-10
of New Jstaay
-2%
34
36%
43
10
United States Trust Co—
M
Boston)
United States Trust (NY)
Valley Nat Bk
11
41V*
of Maryland
20
20%
35
9%
___
(Cleveland)
1
(Phila)—8
Irving Trust Co (N T)
._
10
lhdustrtai
30%
46%
92
ol
10
27
ix Co
44
5%
25 V*
Albany
Nasi Bk a
Union Tr Co
5%
78%
10
(Los
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of
Bank of New York—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bk ft Tr Co—10
Hudson County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
86%
74%
Security First Natl Bank
tagelesl
82%
Hanover
82%
Street Trust
(Boston Mass)
Second Natl Bank of Phila
50%
*
8%
38
Second Bank-State
79%
3%
7%
20
(Wash)—20
Seattle 1st Natt Bk
47%
Co
t
78%
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)— .20
Pickering Lumber Corp
Natural
St Louis Union Trust
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk. .18
26%
139
31%
Paterson
26%
24%
125
20%
24%
10
49%
57%
72%
1
1
1
46%
18
Co—70c
General Bottlers—1
41%
69 V*
6%
Permanente Cement
18%
38%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—8
Rye National Bank (N Y)
3
19%
Indus—
58
17
40%
5%
Hannifin Corp
54%
37%
18%
Uranium Mines——10c
Pacific
.20
(Phila)
Trust
ft
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—13
Rlggs Natl Bk of Waah D C—28
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
18
65
of
First
——*
JO
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
—8
-10
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Bank Trust Co
First Natl
First
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Peoples first Natl Bk ft Tr
Co
(Pittsburgh)
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
14%
19
Gas
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
10
—-
11'
13%
1
5
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Northwest
N J)
72%
14%
4%
4
1
Coal
American
19%
13%
50c
Corp
c
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk ft Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
18
•
18%
27%
/ 24%
Natl Bk of Phila_10
Camden Trust Co
28%
17%
10c
17%
7.50
White
53
Pioneer
15
46 Va
16 %
Meadow Brook Nat) Bank of
26 V*
Plymouth Rubber Co
2
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
2.50
(N J)
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
26%
44
22%
20%
43%
1
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Manufacturers ft Traders
68
48%
31%
14%
preferred
45%
(Phila)
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY) .10
21
common—5
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
64%
42
20
10
Louis)
Broad St Trust Co
19%
20%
135
l
Western Natural Gae Co
69%
Virginia
13%
29
1
Gas
21%
24%
66%
(NY)—5
10
10
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
of
28 %
19%
128
19V2
22 V*
Bank of North America
18%
Pfaudler-Permutit
19%
Society
Gulf Interstate
6%
•
Corp
Western Massachusetts Cos
Liberty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
12
1
Gas & Elec Assoc—8
21%
20%
334
26%
New Eng
Gen Telep Co of
the Southwest
preferred
20
320
National Shirt Shops of Del
Pan
Garlock
7%
39%
38%
35
100
29%
31%
29%
(Newark) _25
27
29%
36%
*
22%
6%
14%
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
41
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
Otter
27 V*
Paper.10
Co
15 Va
21
37 %
< Ask
38%
6%
36 Ve
33
2V2
74
34
Corrugated
Wayne
Frito
Bid
A
S
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (S F)»10
14%
Ft
T ft
Plains N Y)
13%
11%
N
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12ya
104
1
Montrose Chemical Co
Fuel
America
Francisco)
Bank
7%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Mountain
31%
Citizens & Southern National
Inc—
common
Valley Barge Line Co
Missouri
6%
5%
30
39%
28
6%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
10%
l4Va
32
Par
of
(San
?
13%
2
Inc
Mart
29%
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
24%
/V-3J-
12%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Food
48 V*
40%
38
13%
Bank and Trast
71/2
16%
46%
22%
6%
13%
5
;
Manufacturing Co—5
28%
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp
•
15%
West Point
Wood
7
58%
1
1
1
17%
54
Transmls Corp.?
1
-
12%
9%
5
Bank of Commerce
Miss
1
Steel Corp
24%
8%
16%
6%
1
23%
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
14%
22%
1
Bank of New York
Class A
13%
Florida
2%
9%
1
Prods Inc
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
1
16%
67%
8%
27%
Fisher Governor Co
14%
39
63%
43%
>
3%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co
Tekoil Corp—;
50c
___
Miles Laboratories Inc
25%,
2.50
30%
(S D) Co
•
Washington Natural Qaa Co_10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"„1
Wurlitzer
60'A
70%
10
Corp
Fisher Brothers Co
Co
3%
29
Warren
Weyerhaeuser Timber
3%
Suburban Propane Gas Corp„1
Suntide Refining Co——lc
13%^-
First
27 Va
3
4%
55%
Federal Natl Mortgage
19
1
17%
-.27%
57
6%
52%
12%
40%
Bwasey Co
Brothers
18%
25%
10c
Western Lt ft Telephone Co_10
37%
Chem
7%
30%
Warren
17
37%
16%
52%
6%
28%
5%
17%
49%
Emhart
7%
—1
10c
l
Inc—
35%
1
Electrolux Corp——_—_—1
Mfg Co
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co_:
11%
33 %
16
18%
26
31%
9%
5
30%
x38%
15%
29%
non-voting
22%
27
25
50c
Associates—10
Products
1
11%
Laboratory
10
2.50
Steamship
Register
•
14%
PaaftJBi£.ctric Co
Mfg Co
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
cl B—5
com
Co
Nortex Oil
Eastern Industries Inc
Co—1
Warner ft
33 %
31
16
Fibres
North Penn Gas Co
El
■
3%
40%
.*-7%
10%
Utilities
59
14%
2%
32'/4
13 %
Economics
>
Tele
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
49 %
2
Eastern
9
25
13%
>
Tennessee Nat Gas Co.—1
,$L. preference
jg&tl
41%
8%
17%
Dynamics Corp of America—
;
38%
16%
21%
5
Bradstreet
Dunham
.
19%
Dlxllyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) ft Sons Co—5
&
(A E)
Common
5
Glass
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
9
9%
13 %
27 % >
18
1
Dictaphone Corp
States
Stanley
5
11%
11%
1
Co
Harvester
Detroit Interoat Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Dun
-
8%
Transp Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp
1
Common Ltd vtg
x24%
7%
41%
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
26%
37%
16%
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine ft Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
29%
21%
vtg
45%
24 %
35%
McLean
17%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
com
22%
45
6%
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
7%
2%
Cutter Laboratories
15%
1
28%
Bank
'23%
6%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
42%
35
15%
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg ft Sales Co
47%
2-%
Company..
14%
26%
Stand Fruit &
33
Lithium Corp of America
Lone Star steel Co
29%
.
1
Cross
5%
17%
3
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Products
50o
1
I
12%
17%
1
—2%
Rock
25%
Staley
4%
16%
33%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Colorado Oil ft Gas Corp com—3
C'opeland
19%
23%
39 V*
25%
25%
Marlin-Rockwell
16%
Consolidated
18
1
25
34%
11%
18
1
Freightways
43%
5
16%
23
28'A
23%
Maremont Auto
$1.25 conv preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
0
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amor
15%
21%
23%
31%
Madison Gas & Electric Co
%
Valley Mould ft Iron Oorp
Vanity Fair Mills Ino_
18%
•
26 %
l
5%
12%
Milling & Elev Co
17 %
5
.1
31%
10
.
,
22%
1
Colorado
13%
2%
—10
Inc
22%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
13%
12%
2%
40 Vs
20%
Colonial Stores Inc
12"%
Southwestern
56
1
com
23%
Universal Match Corp.
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
32%
21%
Sprague Electric Co
37%
!_33V3C
A
30 %
—2
Corp.*....
Speer Carbon Co
50c
Macmillan
Collins
Co
United Western Minerals
11
.16
*
6
20%
Coastal States Gas Prod—
Radio
13%
11%
3
18
Class.B common.
12
28%
38%
•
1
Engines Corp
1
7%
10%
1
common
6
4%
11%
:
Corp
preferred
10%
9%
United States Sugar
Corp
l
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
_10
7
36
1
cl A—33%c
com
class B
Common
Clinton
Steel
10
48%
Co
10 %
1
__
Landers Frary ft
Lau Blower Co
20%
Central
:
36%
*
38%'
21%
6
United Greenfield
Ckxrp—
8% preferred
7%
.
1
L-O-F
9%
35
1
Utility Corp
Co—_
27%
Ketchum Co Inc
56
Corp—10
44 V*
7 V*
34 %
—1
-Southern Union Gas Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Koehring Co*,;—,ll-———
52%
8%
23%
41%
5
Co
Kentucky Utilities Co
22%"
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Public
26%
15
Supply
Electric
Kennametal
7%
21%
l
22%
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
i 24%;
7
Gas Pipe Lino Oorp—50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt ft Pwr Co_5
Colorado Power Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
Kendall Co
Calif. Water & Telep Co_.
Central Maine Power Co
Co
!
Inc__
Water
$1.46
12%
12 %
Trans
30%
Southern
17%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
49
Steel Products
18%
110
16%
5
Corp-.
Kaiser
29%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class 3 com
25
ey*
10%
10%
26%
6 %
Stanley Home
34%
Ceco
Co
Jessop Steel Co
45%
Carpenter Paper Co
17%
105
1
9%
7%
45%
Standard
26%
Carlisle Corp
17%
5
9
24%
9%
Co
&
17
43
Ltd—
Co
_1
Southern Calif Water Co
30%
16 lb
Idol
2
D)
27%
11%
32%
Oil
28%
1
industries
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
64
1
28%
-1
28 %
Seismograph Service Uorp
24%
60
61%
26%
5
Bantam
(G
15%
46
Canadian Delhi
22%
5%
58%
Sierra Pacific Power Co
22%
•
5
1
Corp
EKil
26%
21
12%
_1
.20c
.
6
!
12
1
34%
Towmotor Corp
•
San Jacinto
24
Corp
Topp
6%
5%
31%
Tracerlab Inc..
1
„
Sabre-Pinion Corp .
Petroleum
9 Va
*
10
Thermo Bang Corp
Three States Nat Gaa Co
11V*
79%
8%
_1
Co
National Petroleum—
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp—1
43%
9%
1
Reid
Ryder System Inc
25
California Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co
25
.
V*
Marie
2%
22%
6Va
23%
21%
40%
10
Manufacturing Co
Plywood Corp
Searle
Utilities
Heintz
&
Jamaica
*
._
Jack
26%
_10
Inc..
10
76
...1
Freight Sys
Service
Southern
28
1
Buckeye Steel Castings
Bullock's
6%
10
Co
Rose
29 Vb
.———
common
Public
26%
1
preferred—25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg
Brush Beryllium Co
Iowa
.A
24%
:
Tokheim
9%
27%
22
Time Inc.
44
64
Roddis
13
Hathaway Inc
5
Beryllium* Corp.—
*
Black Hills Power & Light Co—l
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com_i
Botany Mills Inc
Securities
Class
12%
Berkshire
10%
l ;.y 60
25%
Texas
Southwest Gas Producing Co__l
11%
—1
.
18%
39
Rochester Telephone Corp
Investors Diver Services Inc—
16%
12
10
Beneficial Corp
Bakeries
Motor
Interstate
19%
15%
1
17'A
•
Rockwell
Co
Interstate
38%
Co
1
'
—_
Textbook
Interstate
7%
Bayless (A J) Markets
36%
7%
..I
Co
Water
International
18%
62%
1
Baxter Laboratories
Production
Indianapolis
58
17%
Co
34'A
19%
Indiana Gas As Water Co
10
G?.v
3
26%
Indian Head Mills Inc
21%
10
Bates. Mfg Co..
12 %
Schield
s_10
Corp
Avon Products Inc.
16%
11%
17%
53
Art Metal Construction Co
15%
6%
21%
Co__5
1
24 %
27
36 %
12%
_*
Mat
*
Co
Corp
2%
Gas
5
preferred
Public Service
Arkansas
A
Field
1
Arden Farms Co common
Arizona
class
33%
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co.!
Texas Industries Ino
1
Inc__8%
Roadway Express class A
25c
10%
1
4%
2
Co
Bid
Par
37%
River Brand Rice Mills
14%
10
2
Ask
3%
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
126
13%
-.1
American Pipe & Const Co
Gas
Riley Stoker Corp
Engineering
Voltage
Bid
34%
1
_
America
Richardson Co
class A
Amer Research & Develop
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
AMP
Resistoflex
123
v
Co
Natural
68 Va
117
Hearst Cons Publications cl A -25
'
Republic
59%
64
Co class A com .10
(MA)
Ask
55%
Inc
Purina
Rare Metals Corp ol
(Fboenlx Arlz)_5
44V*
43%
46%
25
27V*
71%
75 V*
36%
39%
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,(484)
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday August
1
Bid
Bonds—(Cent.)
Mutual Funds
Far
Funds—
Mutual
25c
1.25
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Axe-K&ughton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Koughton Stock Fund Inc.l
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Affiliated Fund
American Business Shares
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Ask
Bid
Textron
Institutional
Shares
1.85
6.98
Institutional
Fund—lc
10.59
4.34
Inst Foundation Fund—lc
9.73
1.61
Institutional
Fund-lc
9.92
94
96
100
101
Bonds—(Cont.)
n S
U
Bid
Industries 4%s
S
Steel
1970
4s
Universal
Match
Westcoast
4.79
-
Growth
Institutional Income Fund__lc
5.23
6.16
6.74
Fund—lc
11.98
13.10
_lc
3.83
4.19
1
8.87
9.69
Institutional
Insur
5.23
5.68
7.83
8.51
Intl Resources Fund Inc
3.75
4.10
Investment
Co
10.14
11.02
Investment
Trust of
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
24.33
Johnston
26.59
America
of
Insurance
9.88
10.80
Aetna
Casualty
—1
30.74
31.35
Aetna
Insurance
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
Bid
Par
Boston—1
a20.82
Bullock
Fund
Ltd——_j_
105
1988
Trans 5%s
100%
102
& Surety
Co,.
10
Aetna Life
10
10
Par
Lawyers
138
10
Companies
Ask
63%
66
207
199
Title
Ins
Lawyers
Mtge
&
Liberty
15.95
24.90
12.50
13.70
Canada
8.24
—1
13.11
14.17
1
17.96
19.43
Ltd-
(1934;.
—
Fund
7 %
Massachusetts
26%
Mass Indemnity <fc Life Ins——5
(Income
10.80
11.78
Amer Mercury
(Wash D C)
l
12.05
13.15
Amer Nat
(Galveston*
1
9%
10
Merchants &
5
36%
39
Monumental
—,—6.25
16%
18
Ex 33%
Com Stocks*—1
fSpeculative
Com
Stk)—1
Priced
Com
Stks*_l
8.92
9.74
11.29
12.22
Knickerbocker
Fund-
8.14
25.50
Lazard
—1
9.19
10.04
50c
17.56
18.99
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Boston-
Securities
preferred
1
| 9.57
5.16
1
5.55
Bankers <& Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
25c
1
11.32
12.37
Beneficial
9.74
10.64
15.90
17.38
Boston Insurance Co..
Columbian Natl Lite Ins,.
5.79
6.31
Life
—1
8.68
9.43
1
9.02
9.80
Inc—1
Sayles Mutual Fund
Commonwealth Stock Fund..—1
—J.
,
Fund
-'
'i,
'
*
i
.
De Vegh
!
Trustee
305
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J*
1.25
,1c
*
Corp—5
64%
37%
4
45%
shares
Phoenix
10
67%
70%
Providence-Washington
—in
18%
19%
67%
70%
5%
12.54
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)—1
Quaker; City Life Ins (Pa)
5
5%
11.60
40%
42%
15.00
15.15
64
68 %
10.57
11.62
8.51
17.25
Mass
Investors
Investors
Growth
2.76
Stock
10.97
11.86
1
19.89
21.50
~1
13.56
Inc__l
9.27
10.18
1
Shares
Fund
Corp
———
Mutual Trust Shares
3.03
10.97
Life
;
of beneficial interest
Insurance
1
21.98
23.50
21.04
22.50
Corp—1
4.99
5.45
—10
155.63
6.95
1
Reliance
10
41
44
53
57 %
77%
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
.
Ci
ID
3.39
5.27
Fund
Inc..
10.59
9.64
lo
5.55
6.12
16.06
17.60
3.53
stock series
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
Series-
3.25
5.51
—1
32%
Price
8.80
9.60
21.62
21.84
4.70s
7.10
11.87
13.00
1
6.36
12.53
l
11.71
12.73
45%
48%
•
7.69
lc
7.27
7.97
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.39
10.29
General Bond shares
10,
1
1.25
a24.35
6-60
9.31
lc
6.92
7.59.
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
10.45
26%
28%
2
36%
38%
2
29
%
31%
88
U S Life
Insurance
Y
City of N
Co in
the
—
Fire
one
1958
Bid
100.8
1959
101.13
101.17
1. 1959
100.8
99.16
100.16
4%s FCb. 2,
100.8
2%s May
99.30
100.14
—;
100.18
3%s April 3,
101.16
102
100.18
100.22
4s May
103
103%
99.27
99.31
101.14
March
99.24
100.14
100.30
June
99.22
100.6
1960
3%s
!,:
1960
2%s June 1, I960
1962
11, 1963
23,
13,
1,
1959—
100.3
Aug.
March
20,
1
100.1
3%s
3%s
Ask
100.4
2%S NOV. 1, 1958
2%s Feb.
1959
3%s Feb.
,
point
a
Land Bank Bonds—
99.23
—
1958
32nds of
more
or
1961—
J, 1962—
2%s May 1, 1963
—
101.22
3%S May 2, 1966
—
101.6
4%S
99.30^100.6
—.
3%s
July 15, 1969
April 1, 1970——,
98.20
98.28
108%
98»/4
>
98.28
99.4
109 %
99 %
10.
1965
11,
105
99.16
7.72
Smith
1
13.43
1
11.90
Sovereign
1
12.38
13.55
*
34(4
36%
1
a31.61
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Television-Electronics Fund
1
11-03
11.63
8.29
9.06
1
10.72
11.69
1
7.08
7.74
100
102.16
103.16
Sept.
15,
1972—
103%
100.6
100
99.28
12.68
1
107
99102%
1972-1967
100.10
100.2
2.35s Oct. 7, 1958
1.70s March 2, 1959,
106
1971
Oct.
3%s
100.6
1958
1970-1967
1,
15,
4%s
14.72
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sept. 2.
1,
3%s May
105.16
99
1968
11.42
7.04
Petroleum
8.39
8.73
lc
11.04
12.09
lc
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
6.40
7.02
shares—lc
shares
shares-
lc
11.34
12.42
Bond shares
lc
2.20
2.43
Equipment shares
lc
5.20
5.71
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares
lc
lc
shares
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
6.41
10.20
;
B)
Fund-
Investors
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
Texas
9.02
8.23
lc
(Edison
9.35
8.53
lc
Utilities
United
Fund
Funds
United
7.03
Inc
United Continental
United
1
14.79
15.23
1
16.62
17.13
Fund
Income Fund
Funds
Canada
10c
'.Series H-DA-i....
4.29
10c
Value
Line
Value
4.25
_l
Haydock Fund Inc
4.69
a23.23
Special
6.18
6.75
5.07
5.49
3.06
1
7.24
7.91
1
8.53
l
Incorporated
Incorporated
13.00
8.27
9.04
Whitehall Fund
8.27
8.94
Wisconsin Fund Inc
.ic
____
1,
12.21
l%s
1.
Oct.
Barium
Steel 5%s
British Petroleum 6s
1969
75
76 %
1980-76
58
59%
MOeiler
84
85
National
Pac
Ry
3%s
Corp
4VBs
ChftUfe VbUaL*
commonwealth
_
95%
1982
99
<_.1P77
126
96%
1972
—
Con Ecuson 4s
X
1988
Delaware Pow & Lgt 3%s__1988
Natural Gas
5%s_1977
3%s
Mountain Fuel Supply
Brass
Can
1983
96%
1975
4s
3%s
84
1975
98%
Tel & Tel 4s. .1993
99 Va
Telep 4V8s
.1993
101%
3%s. 1988
York
99
N
99%
99%
Norihern States Power 4s
98 %
83
85
1988
99
99%
1976
72
73
1.975
Port Cement gs
1977
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww 1982
Illinois Power 4s
1033
Loweneteln (M) & Sons—""
125
122 k
100%
101
5%s
ww
Gas
Pacific
&
Elec
1963
.1988
378s
1988
Petroleum 5s
97%
97%
101
102%.
100%
100%
1977
98 Va
98%
116
118
.1973
101 %
101%
1988
General
„
«%.
78
5%s
Pacific
Puget
Pow
Sound
75
99.18
Lt
4%s
P&L
Natural
4%s
Gas
96%
Railway
Sperry Rand 5%s
w
4Vas
ww
94
Itid
Ask
Rate
Dated
9-
2-58
100.6
100.9
2 «c
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
10-
1-58
100.10
100.13
1%^
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.11
100.14
6-
2-58
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
100.10
100.13
7-
1-58
8-
1-58
Due
1.60%
1%%
w
i
Due
3-
Bid
100.2
99.25
2-59
4-
99.28
99.23
1-59
5-
4-59
100.2
United States Treasury
1988
95%
139
W-1967
1988
1982
95
100%
115%
Ask
100.5
99.28
99.31
99.26
100.4
Bills
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Bid
August 7, 1958,
August
August
14,
99.994
1958
September
99.986
October
99.972
October 9,
99.965
1958—
4,
99.997
99.981
1958
21,
28,
September
*«k
Ask
25.
99.960
October
16.
October
23.
October
30,
99.835
1958
1958
September
11,
1958
99.921
99.931
September
18,
1958—.
99.900
99.872
-
^
99.913
99.853
99.818
^
1958
99.944
99.892
99.830
99.8C-0
99.818
99.778
1958—^
96.950
99.935
1958
—
99.877
99.856
1958
1958_,
2,
99.792-
97%
Units
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
99.14
93.24
2-58
142
97
101%
116%
-
,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
95%
•No
Quebec
Southern
74 i
&
95
104.2
99.10
2-57
Dated
101%
127
119
Uranium
96
105
94.24
103.30
1-
August
Okla
100.6
12-
103 Va
99
Span
97.8
103.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
100
New
♦Uorida Power
Corp 4%s
99.14
99
Power 4s
121%
iTuehauf Trailer 4s
3%s
100.2
88
1988
New England
98.10
97
101%
5s
99.12
104.22
Ask
1976
New England
111%
.
102.26
104.28
,
2.45 'i
98%
111
100.4
Ask
95.24
IV2S Oct. 1, 1962
Nov. 15. 1962
2%s Feb 15, 1963,
1%S April 1, 1963
2s
101
Oi\Eef—
>
'
97
3.00'"
Bid
Niagara Mohawk Pwr
1966
Carrier
100.9
jViOO
98.8
4s Aug. 15, 1962
100.4
100.7
1959
lV2s April 1, 1959
1%s Oct. 1. 1959
5.63
Bonds—
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
103.24
100
1958
15,
IV2S April 1, 1960
Security Issues
Ask
104.18
>
3.65 6
Bid
4s Aug. 1, 1961
1%S Oct. 1, 1961
100.30
100.19
Notes—
4 Vs r<
Recent
99.29
100.1
3%s Feb 15, 1962
l%s April 1, 1962—
May 15, 1959
—
l%s Aug 1, 1959 w i——
Sate
Ootids—
99.27
99.31
1959
l1,Is
13.20
5.21
100
3Vas May 15, 1960
IV2S Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 1961
102.22
99.4
99.30
100.28
100.17
1958
Treasurv
Bid
"r
Notes—(Cont.)—
14.17
1
Wellington Fund
l
Investors——l
Investors Fund Inc_
Treasury
14, 1959
1V.$ March 24.
Maturity—
Ask
Indebtedness—
9.32
—1
Investing Corp
8.17
Fund
2.80
Washington Mutual
2.62
7.38
Dec.
2%s Feb.
1%S Feb.
10c
2.40
Bid
of
16.63
Situations
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Income
11.45
15.30
Inc__l
Inc_
Street
10.48
1
Income Fund
Line
Fund
Wall
10.67
1.
Ltd-.
Maturity—
Certificates
3%s
1
United Science Fund-!
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
11.66
9.82
Shares_l
Value Line Fund Inc
Funds Inc—
H-C7
13.01
Inc—
Accumulated Fund
11.17
United
Corp
67
3
Westchester
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
a35.68
Machinery shares_lc
Institutional
Ferro
n
April 10,
5s
Common Stock Fund
Selected Amer Shares
63%
4%s Feb.
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
shares
11,
Aug.
4%s
7.01
99.27
1.65s
13.62
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Seudder Stevens & Clark
lc
Equipment shares
%
Guaranty Co—10
99.31
-
100
Federal Natl Mortgage As;
6.88
1
-
Putnam Growth Fund-.,,;
Fund Inc
Electrical
23
85 %
Ask
99.26
;
1963
3S Feb 10. 1959——.
7.87
(The) Stock Fund.lc
15,
420S Oct.
Fund
lc
16, 1959
April
l
Inc
(Geo)
;•
9
1%S Oct.
32.44
Fund
13.39
3%S
15.70
Puritan
8
S Fire
Federal
1959.—,——
15,
_•
14.44
Putnam
7.18
Jan.
1.60s Feb.
32.12
8.12
12.23
1 %s
4.01
l
11.16
111
14.08
2.50
Growth Stock
6.47
lc
-
3.66
——
7.41
U
Figures after decimal point represent
12.85
Inc—
10.19
10
Federal Home Loan Banks—
—1
Inc
Y)
(N
Obligations of Government Agencies
l
lc
Life
Bid
Fund Inc
(T Rowe)
North
of
34%
Fund
—lc
shares-
Co
Standard
21.92
,
Fund
Trust
6.78
20.28
1
Corp
&
Guar
8.09
0.20
l
Over-the-Counter Securities
Fund Inc—
lc
7.40
—1
12.72
7.29
34%
44%
57
21%
2
JO
5.09
11.77
6.71
84%
31%
5.48
1
13.13
80%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
"William Street
Pioneer Fund
106Va
Ins_,10
Insurance
Jefferson
8.34
a
Securities
Title
Fire & Marine
Accident
U B Fidelity &
Amer__5
6.02
3.96
9.99
Fund Inc
Standard
42%
35%
53
26
Security (New Haven)
Springfield
5
7.63
0.14
14.19
Euilding
shares
Capital Growth Fund
Home
33%
10
Marine
25%
95
51%
69
&
Travelers;
10
3.62
1
Peoples
Co
%
48
10
Fire
39 %
173
56%
52
6.25
Paul
38%
165
15%
14
2
Seaboard Surety Co
24
Inspection
—1
of Canada Ltd
One
10
126
(N Y)__
37%
10
1
;
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
Pine Street
Chemical
11.34
Insurance
New York Capital Fund
1
.
.1
——_1
.
England Fund--
14.51
Group Securitiesshares
Aviation shares.,—
10.38
Stock Series——
Growth Stock Series
New
1
General Capital Corp
,
General Investors Trust—..
1
Series
13.28
1
.
and
Balanced Series—
;
36
Fla)_2%
Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
Philadelphia
Paso
5
(Jacksonville
Insurance
Reinsurance Corp
Ins Co
St
American
Gulf Life
11.43
1
Preferred Stock Series
,
117
Employees Life
(D C)
Great
>
3.12
73
1.50
Government
Ins
4
,,
10.57
Dividend Series—.
_
20%
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Bond
—
18%
57
Employees Ins
21.27
7.20
——
Co
31%
Government
19.67
157.20
20c
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
Ifil
4
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
2.54
6s
2.50
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
.
9.03
Canadian
Fi
(S
Insurance
Life
60%
33%
al3.69
Mutual Income Fund—
Investment
Fund
Phila
General Reinsurance Corp—.10
Glens Falls
5
14.66
Units of beneficial interest
Mutual
Reinsurance
Globe & Republic
Fund Inc—————33a/ac
Mutual
10.09
Franklin
Trust
int_33%c
Massachusetts Life Fund—
19.55
—1
10c
Inc
beneficial
of
shares
9.33
Futures Inc—
,
64%
94%
2.32
Series
60%
55-%
8.31
Hamilton
5
90
1
Growth
28%
52
Founders Mutual Fund———*
franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—i
lc
Tobacco
61%
27
Fireman's
4.82.;
RR
57%
5
Indemnity
Peerless
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—10
Florida Growth Fund Inc—,10c
*
——10
Pacific
40%
48%
7.17
3.95
Railroad
52%
Co
Insurance Co
66
N
2.59
17.13
•
87%
48%
of
Co
6.54
shares
Manhattan Bond Fund
15.01
Industrial
82
Y_10
Insurance
2.35
6.74
6.16
3.60
"
(Minn)
Insurance
Pacific
3%
3
Federal
15.75
Food
90%
Lite
2.74
13.88
•'
85
,——10
National
Northwestern
2.48
—1
&
Co_.
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
,
lc
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Electronics
61%
Crum & Forster Inc_
2.77
9%
12.50
3.70
—
Casualty
19 %
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
-
10
2.32
2.51
—
17%
6.70
Fund Inc
Common
Northern
94
5
Employers
Shares—
Investment
Automobile
30%
37
8%
Fire
York
North
Employees Group Assoc
Inc__l
Fund—-—
Preferred
28
34%
140
3.36
42%
2.50
90
2.10
39%
.3.33 Va
134
lc
47%
10
Fire
River
-5
shares—lc
shares
Income
.
Hampshire
New
Continental
18
2
44%
Northeastern
25%
"
16%
319
Ins
23%
37%
5
2.92
25c
Mutual
Life
(Ky*
General
New
39%
—5
3.91
9.76
Equity Fund Inc
Florida
114
_—
Corp class A
New Amsterdam Casualty
3.55
7.34
Stock Fund
Energy
33
Lile——10
Commonwealth
Hanover
Electronics
31%
5
Fire
2.65
2.50
Balanced
Nationwide
lc
8.88
Dividend Shares
s
National Union Fire
16%
National
78
10
21%
15
Petroleum
1
E
Eaton & Howard—
70%
Paper
1
—-1
-Dreyfus Fund, Inc
.
12%
66
16.04
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
•
11%
(Bait)
19%
5.29
Massachusetts
Fund
Diversified
Series
60
15.77
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Stk
42%
47%
56-
5
14.76
\
Investing Co Inc
Growth
39%
14.59
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund-
Diver
39%
stk dividend..
49%
4.80
shares-
Metal
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Life
16%
206
43
Manufacturers—4
%
-
37%
.1
9
Fire Assurance
Merchants
10
Electrioal Equipment shareable
14.05
2%
198-
,10
21%
106
10-2
20
Bonding
Ji_10
(N
Stand Life Ins Co..l
lc
Automobile
19.07
Va!
Casualty
Maryland
15%
1
Inc
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
2%
20%
3
Companies
1%
1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord
12.93
17.54
7%
108
Co
Managed Funds—
& Stock
Bond
7%
,2
a43.73
*
of Tenn
Life Insurance Co of
Lincoln National Life
General Industries
Investment
Fund Inc
Life
Continental Assurance Co——5
Stk Fund
Insurance
Loomis
'0.39
35%
19%
22%
17%
20%
&
6.56
15%
Inc_—————1
Connecticut
Fund Inc
Composite
American Surety Co
14%
Fund
Commonwealth Income
Commonwealth
Ins
American Re-insurance—
Life
33
—
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Corp.—100 13,000 13,600
130
136
——
-100
Colonial Fund Inc
5.98
1
Knickebocker Growth Fund
7.45
oi
10.27
(Low
23.59
Chemical Fund Inc
Christina
34%
25
»,,„1
Century Shares Trust
Chase
31
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J*—2%
9.41
S-4
Growth
Ltd—
Fund
.
American Home Assurance Co. 5
17.37
16.82
S-3
——
Canadian International
9.23
12.31
15.92
24.73
15.42
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd..l
General Fund—
-
Canadian Fund Inc
8.45
11.28
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
26.11
22.67
30%
16%
37%
35
Natl Life Ins (Birm*_2
Casualty Ins Co
1
B-4
K-2
7.54
1%
Co—65c
(Speculative Pfd StksT—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„ 1
B-3
17.24
23.03
25.02
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount Bonds)
1
B-2
28%
Ask
Bid
15%.
(Va)_5
Corp
Title
S-2
12.08
1
California Fund Inc——:
,
,,
102%
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable Assnr,,—5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
f 1.23 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
: (Jacksonville Fia)
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
E-l
(Investment Bonds*—1
21.59
1
Investment'
Street
Broad
11.11
20.08
1
Boston Fund Inc_„————1
32
1976
5s
S-l
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__,l
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
ABk
78-
k__
——1983
10.85
Bank
Istel Fund Inc——
Canada Ltd—______———1
159
10.64
1.46
77
157
Line
11.58
4.07
Ask
75%
Units,
Pipe
Underwood
Ltd—
1.68
6.45
1971
5s
Corp 5%s
1971
United Gas Iinprov 4%s—1983
Ask
Bid
Par
Foods—
Mntaal
Amer
Trans-Canada
a
par
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
to listing
Exchange
yield priw»
Stock
bBid
d Ex-rlghts.
t New stock.
value.
on
the New York
x
1
Ex-dividend.
wi Wfcen
%
/
_
,
lamed-
Ex-stock
dfcrldend.
-
•
138
Volume
Number 5765
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(485)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—PhiladelphiaWeek
1958
Bunk
clearings this week will show
a
decrease compared with
Pre¬
year ago.
a
of the country,
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
there is
loss for the week
a
ending-Friday, of 2.8%.
■"■'..V../--.
the week follows:
1. L
■
2,079,652
2,354,270
—19.0
984,551
—19.5
+ 18.8
6,727,225
5,889,576
+ 14.2
6,190,361
3,070,428
6,860,788
3,684,877
7,038,713
—16.7
Delaware—Wilmington
3,462,619
7,048,575
18,073,869
15,389,325
+ 17.4
New
17,146,099
13,762,756
+ 24.6
14,181,837
14,081,181
1,050,474,063
1,020,509,234
2.9
1,283,996,076
1,224,709,622
1,894,994
3,670,239
961,000,000
3,943,463
3,476,677
Scranton
York
for
Jersey—Trenton
">•'[
Total
xWeek
Ended
August 2
1958
New York
'.
-s.
(li
cities)
1957
2.5
+
+ 13.4
2.5
—
+
1,530,533
3,878,146
1,227,000,0003,605,721
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
$10,907,844,083
$11,226,636,395
1,071,863,893
1,098.764,930
965,000.000
990,000.000
2.8
Ohio—Canton
11,208,497
11,938,982
2.4
—
Cincinnati
285,265,949
268,521,846
6.2
Cleveland
10,763,630
273,290,345
522,413,365
587,229,941
—11.0
567,183,146
55,214,400
51,512,100
11,223,967
14,378,886
+■ 7.2
+ 10.2
49,285,700
14,302,724
12,538,293
—12.6
11,243,914'
387,741,114
455,187,652
—14.8
445,539,241
416,378,137
1,286,746,919
1,399,993,374
8.1
1,371,608,700
1,290,130,790
„
'
Chicago
—
'
T'jv Philadelphia
V
,
•
.
•
•
Boston
-
.
♦
;
.
-
St.
2.5
—
Columbus
,
643,033.005
670.467,646
>
449.757.958
421,504,531
342,000.000
367.000,000
«»
j
Kansas City
^
-
:
Louis
4.1
—
Mansfield
6.8
—
12,365,301
—
Youngstown
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.7
+
6.1
—
+
''
*'
v
San
Francisco
658,046,505
410,765,931
499,373,668
—17.7
Cleveland
495,724,223
565,190,016
340,149,328
349,621,340
10,29.9,892.
250,412,869
543,574;445
46,730,800
11,932,760
10,801.887
—12.3
Baltimore
j
665,950,000
Pittsburgh
;
$
1,808,418
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
,
1903
2,032,552
4,360,845
Reading.
At this center
summary
$
—20.8
985,000,000
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
1956
2,163,149
1,790,325
1,886,548
4,563,521
1,168,000,000
3,793,249
j 5,732,680
3,477,637
7,950,966
14,366,098
11,340,180
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
$21,335,938,539 against $22,172,71),036 for the same week in 1957.
July 26
Inc. or
Dec. %
1,683,609
Chester
indicate that for the. week ended Saturday, Aug. 2, clearings for all
3.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
$
1,712,743
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
Ended
1957
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
45
_.
1.2
+
Total
2.7
West
Ten cities, five days.'.
$16,292,088,421
$16,846,605,031
.4,186,541,765
4,438,421,670
Other cities, fivo days
5.7
—
$20,478,630,186 $21,285,026,701
;
day
one
857,308.353
887,684.335
$21,335,938,539
3.8
—■
$22,172,711,036
7,341,003
-
—
9.4-
—
4,048,195
3,535,279
3.2
19,854,974
19,019,000
,+
3.0
186,375,698
179,007,879
District of
+
8.5
—
353,996,967
6,762,901
361,447,263
2.1
336,044,497
325,442,022
132,906,083
126,043,704
+
5.4
117,832,375
110,350,964
720,117,958
715,371,193
+
0.7
670,963,794
643,350,499
—
6,808,055
5,995,35$
3.4
—
Total
Total all cities for week
4,471,977
19,895,921
196,749,427
Columbia—Washington—
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all cities, five days.:
cities,
4,052,780
19,251,796
202,569,329
South Carolina—Charleston
'
All
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
3.3
—
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District— Richmond—
**"'
—
(7 cities)
(6 cities)
3.8
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
issue of next week.
our
ends Saturday and the
We
cannot furnish
Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
In the elaborate detailed
July 26.
at
week in 1957.
this
was
Outside of this city there
center showing
was
increase of 24.9%.
an
Federal Reserve Districts in
District
of
Cleveland Reserve
of
3.6%
and
in
the
suffers
loss
a
of
Reserve District by
2.3%,^but
In
+
are
Week Ended July 26-—
'2nd
1
5th
13.114,976,177
Atlanta
"
1,050,474,063
_
6
"
720.117,958
1.146,972,061
1,197,172,165
1,418,573,773
1,422,407,673
«
+
—
+
9th
7
**
608,061,826
585,802,486
+
—
10,614,738,769
.
0.7
670,963,794
We
week
1,088,366,582
add
now
0.3
1,392,041,903
1,265,271,245
4.3
538,109,259
3.8
620,323,087
501,217,017
710,105.762
641,999,492
+ 10.6
629,011,144
608,871,120
544,941,888
532;495,976
+
2.3
518,291,470
471,795,135
"
1,303.306,311
1,353,810,445
23,433,821,144
20,966,467,692
10,694.309,199
cities
detailed
10,767,997,811
3.7
1,176,454,213
1,106,182,869
'+11.8
20.016,514.650
—
0.7
10,494,034,068
9,828,695,413
city for the
82,607,000
Clearings at—
'
/
8,376,914
1957
$
First Federal Reserve District- Boston—
•
•
Pkll
1956
or
1955
$
S
.
River
3,135,783
3.190.41&
7,137,444
—13.1
7,033,155
6,005,539-
717,349,210
686,548,316
4.5
650,618,043
3,157,913
__
3,202,844
1,363,553
New Bedford
Connecticut—"Ha rtforri
New Haven
4
•
1.
~
:
39,583,958
22,000,818
■bode Island—Providence
-
_
:+
—
—
3,151,600
3,193,210
1,664,366
2,320,327
850,819,908
821,493,929
23.180,321
Bingham ton
(a)
Buffalo
29,760,052
•
-
131,736,183
___
3,687,050
+
5.0
125,458,981
7,242,611
—
—1—
Mmira
3.6
3,704,227
15,520,236
T
12,046,167
10,505,899
7.3
118
'
3,058,802
0.5
8,955,029
36',099;158
36,395,334
+
1.9
23,082,813
19,506,689
2.4
29,137,200
25,208,400
+ 34.5
2,273,582
3.6
785,280,637
+
—22.1'
(a)
144.891,078
2,296,243
2,257,836
—i
2.795.902
2,987,608
12.739,511,945
10,198.469,881
37,769,090
38.174,660
26,785,198
Jamestown"
New York
25,512.459
•
-
-
1
I
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
6,832,545
+
6.0
41,866,838
13,464,790
+
3.1
15,887,850
1,507,440
1,062,845,885
13,934.390
10,054,181
5,869,902
6,584,600
9,733,989
(at
Mew Jersey—Newark
69,465,002
83.703.490
76,945,694
-
Total
(9
cities)
—
—10.0
3.2
12,129,930
—
+
9.9
0.3
-+
.
+- 3.9
650,947,455
+
2,515,937
678,724,498
(4 cities)
>■
9-.1
(a)
22,290,359
4,311,205
-
129,767,393
124,402,433
1.7.
2,410,900
2,301,509
6.4
3,247,738
2,428,602
9,522,480.582
10,239,692,031
1.1
35,191,150
Ninth Federal Reserve
5,455,188
1,392,041,903
6,005,217
42,696,483
13,176,553
1,305,174
937,339,962
7,020,397
12,313,864
12,017,077
4,996,299
1,265,271,245
5.0
20,900,007
20,223,374
+
35,840,424
—
+
13,114.976,177
10,624,464,270
343,600,000
189,317,896
1H,093>359
2,269,477
646,280,732
342,200,000
173,322^62
102,691,820
2,108)305
620,323,087
District—Minneapolis—
7,858,833
11,034,371
Minneapolis
410)300,537
389,615,911
153,562,285
151,743,188
8,578,252
Minnesota—Duluth
Paul-
North Dakota—Fargo
9,889,665
4,266,759
6,950,629
—
South Dakota—Aberdeen
——
Montana—Billings
5,067,100
5,745,969
14,017,695
15,233,118
Total
585,802,486
608,061,826
(7 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve
1,043,446
685,372
727,608
836,431
Lincoln
8,804,449
6,601,779
8,228,782
148,212,740
9,255,808
28,592,384
426,626,704
14,403,180
5,115,855
710,105,762
641,999,492
-
162,262,136
7,630,135
Omaha-—._
Kansas—Topexa
St.
30,968,332
477,737,412
City—
14,372,701
Joseph-
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
Total
3.3
.
67,415,885
8.8
73,727,078
+ 23.4
—28.8
7,655,711
+
5.3
363,928,500
+
1.2
135,398,950
+ 15.3
8,528,283
—15.8
3,911,570
5,698,546
+
21.0
8.7
+
3.8
+
12,987,699
538.109.259
8,495,574
337,499,080//!
126,197,809
7,484,582
3,877,621
6,106,191
11,556,160
501,217,017
District—Kansas City—
——
(9 cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve
43.4
+
894,133
—18.1
691,969
7.0
1,083,374
714,615
8,182,909.
145394,131
8,710,601
24,128,063
402331,712
+- 9.5
8,647,114
155,380,176
—17.6
10,217,866
8.3
+ 29.0
25,164,806
410,226,873
12,195,043
5,593,164
+10.6
629,011,144
608,871,120
+ 37.2
9,250,403
443,360,073
37,849,386
9,883,785
399,778,084
34,649,737
7,039,000
+-
+
+ 12.0
—
0.2
11,949,193
5376,472
District—Dallas-
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
7,905,000
9,916,110,140
+
3.0
—
3.5
—31.9
6,666s000
—10.5
6,720,728
5,749,138
1.1
14,444,880
14,685391
12,345,502
7,642,322
12,480,282
544,941,888
532,495,976
+ 2.3
518,291,470
471,795,135
—31.5
8,982,680
13,306,127
310,194,350
5,034,753
198.064,386
88,049,967
26,102,360
15,650,121
664,312,637
25,724,166
7,920,317
12,757,388
193,723,105
4,322,949
183,271,9*6
74,342,801
26,478,526
14,178,002
638,710)453
23,835,743
6,289,298
11,301,420
177,581,075
4,778,669
182,816,081
59.9853*0
22,758,185
15)118,963
605,396346
21,754,206
5,072,413
10,919,541
1,303,306,311
Falls-
Wichita
9,509,452
455,544,942
39,413,978
13,046,150
469,277,755
38,042,731
5,387,000
6,842,750
Texas—Austin
1,353,810,445
Louisiana—Slireveport
(6 cities)
—
—
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
83,395,163
City
—
25,811,712
17,512,621
-——
700,209,402
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San Francisco
San
Jose
Francisco—
212,475,586
6,160,651
204,932,827
——
—
34,247,036
—
.7
4.3
2,236,125
+ 24.9
—
4.4
4.4
343,900,000
182,044,666
122,263,817"
2,738,972
Illinois—Quincy
Total
+
+
359,100,000
190,068,266
30,519,542
__
Santa Barbara
——
(10 cities)
25,545.934
66,278,702
"
—
-
Grand
total
23,433,821,144
(108 cities)
73,017,584
10,614,738,769
+
22.4
+
3.5
—
5.3
—
1.1
+ 11.9
5.4
+ 18.6
+
+ 13.4
+- 4.3
—
Total
»
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
.
20,966,467,692
10,694,309,199 10,767,997,811
operations discontined.
3.7
+ll.ff
—
Outside New York City
v
1,307,464-
1,033,704,642
5,596,536
14,737,235
8,565,19V
3,599,839
107,941+608
711,900,339
25,128,983
-
—
*36,000,000
67,197,805
Northern New Jersey
13,383,650
1.5
—10.4
127,040,295-
—
Kentucky—LouisvilleTennessee—'Memphis—
*
,
6,840,740
37,974,492
5.6
+
—
1,422,407.673
1,418,573,773
(17 cities)
+ 18.0
1,304,113
1,046,911,609
5,897,596
——
"
1
8,276,824
127,697,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
-
81,737,000
2.8
2.8
6,452,666
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany—-
11,202,585
4.9
+
+
-—
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Rew
+ 12.9
+
1,441,525
16,461,962
10,719,070
9,696,926
69,974,000
1,412,735
'
'
3,119,877
(12 cities)
9,192,099
3,564,897
Spuingfield
Total
Total
2,556,468
18,801,019
43,177.688
Rapids
590,046,474
—
28,078,300
"
■ew Hampshire—Manchester
—
21,593,639
.
27,397,019
-
1.4
—16.4
11,384,527
38,880,205
r
—
14,025,940
10; 549,956
..
3,405,950
14,098,144
,
1
+
1,631,220
3.281,657
Springfield
Worcester
6.5
+
134,127,367
Wichita:-.
+ 32.4
6,204,190
1
7.4
—13.8
—
3,664,193
Missouri—Kansas
2,581,464
Lowell
/
*
Inc.
Dec. %
3,"417,366
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
8,148,519
12,208,117
.
Nebraska—Fremont
1958
Marine—Bangor
10,496,974
10,812,796
78,777,000
Hastings
years:
26
'
17,707,472
20,068,387,444
—
statement showing the figures for each
July 26 for four
2,445,771
16,564,748
9,051,608
St.
646,280,732
"
our
1,009,896,953
—
1,009,896,952
"
York City
ended
1,088,366,582
1,197,172,165
—
643,350,499
4.2
6
New
4.2
—
Helena
Outside
10,758,858
456,123
173,529,059
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—$f. Louis—
711,900)339
Li 9
*
203,598,542
2,626,108
Arbor
1
Missouri—Str Louts
1,290,130)790
650,947,455
108
3.3
12,536,269
1,224,709,622
678.724,498
—10
209,697,563
—
5,846,808
,
1,371^508,700
"
i
607,159
1,146,972,061'
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1955
$
1,283,996,076
"
-—
*157,822,176
12,729,040
2.5
City
Total
8,1
4
Total
164,423,221
4.3
202,734,890
Orleans
Dcs Moines
'
2.9
+
17
12th. 6an, Francisco—
3.5
Rock ford
9,916,110,140
8th St. Louis
i
—
13,510,912
566,876
Haute
row a—Cedar
.
.785,280,637
—
715,371,193
"
11th Dallas.,
193,513,105
are
k
+ 23.4
1,399,993,374
10
|Oth Kansas City.
171,739,599
12,927,007
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In
3.6
>+
1,020,509,234
1,286,746,919
Minneapolis
-
1956
Dec. &
10,624,464,270
"
1
Richmond
0th
$
850,pi9,908
-
Tcrre
and in the Dallas
,.
Inc. or
1957
7
17th Chicago
5,829427
5,767,644
198,460,246
OF BANK CLEANINGS
11
Cleveland
5,672,772
3.2
552,578
Indianapolis
The
Federal Reserve Districts:
821,493,929
cltle*
9
»
;3rd Philadelphia
4th
larger by 19.6%
$
12
)
York_i
New
.
■
the following we furnish a summary by
I»t Boston.
gain of 0.7%.
a
the San Francisfco Reserve District1 the totals
'
:
'
in
1958
^
7.4
+
Indiana—Fort Wayne
The
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.8%.
SUMMARY
-
expansion of 23.4%, in the Boston
Sioux
•
-
Rapids
Lansing
8.1% and the Atlanta Reserve District
Reserve District the totals
smaller by 3.7%.:
Grand
decrease of 0.3% but the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
a
increase of 4.3%
an
—
186,827,588
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
note that in
Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.9%.
4.2%, but the Richmond Reserve District has to its credit
the Kansas City
■
an
we
—12.1
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
We group the cities according to the
from this
343,900,000
5,894,529
South Bend
District
Chicago Reserve District registers
trict records
Total
loss of 0.7%, the bank clearings
which they are located and
the New York Reserve District the totals show
Reserve
a
113,916,542''
357,800,000
5,641,584
235,816,640
;
Mobile
increase of 11.8%, the aggregate clearings for
an
26,178,524
114,245,982
3.1
—
5,179,683
Mississippi—Vicksburg
having amounted to $23,433,821,144 against $20,966,467,692 in the
24,982,812
—24.5
243,243,519
Alabama—Birmingham—«,
present further below,
we
4.0
—
5,222,278
Louisiana—New
For that week there
the whole country
same
statement, however, which
27,360,131
118,670,825
386,500,000
Macon.
Florida—Jacksonville
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
are
89,617.440
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
has to be estimated.
cases
26,267,078
374,400,000
Nashville
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
0.7
1,176,454,213
20,0#«,514,fi50"
10,494,034,068
1,106)183,869
20)068^87,444
9,828,696)413
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
(486)
46
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
debentures due Sept. 1,
25-year 3 ft ft
the Secretary of the Treasury
world. We give below a record for
certifies daily to
countries of the
90
393
f. debs,
s.
due
ENTIRE
Money)
293
CALLED
ISSUES
Products.
Alco
stock
preferred
Inc.,
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
York (Value In United States
for Cable Transfers in New
Noon Buying Rate
and Monetary Unit
Country
•
Instrument Co.—
convertible subord. debentures due Nov. 15, 1967—Aug 30
6ft
under tariff act of 1930
july 25,
Co., 4'/a ft
Gas
Power Co.—
5ft ft
Trunkline Gas
Victoreen
by federal reserve bank to treasury
1958 to july 31, 1953, inclusive
exchange rates certified
foreign;
Nevada
1st mortgage
the week just passed.
1
Sep
1973—Aug 15
Natural
Southern
Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
requirement of Section 522 of the
!
1977-
bonds, series C, due Sept. 1, 1986—Sep
1
Co., $5 series A pfd. stock
Aug 26
Southern
Pursuant to the
Page
Date
•
Seaboard Air Line RR.—
Aug
.
145
8
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.—
Friday
Monday
July 25
July 28
July 29
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0236431
.0235764
.0235949
.0385356
.0335356*
.0200500
.0200500
1.040937
.210079
.210129
.210000
.210054
.209975
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00211807»
.00238281
.00238281
L00238281
Leath &
1.041375
1st mortgage
1.039687
.00238242
.00238164
.238590
.238600
.210337
1238600
.238600
.238600
.00277912*
.00277912*
.326956
.326956
.0300560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.264000
Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound
2.776608
peso
—
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.42-6950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
Thatcher
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.233350
.233350
2.794520
2.793897
2.794209
2.804375
2.805000
2.805000
248
392
392
Glass
•
Aug 22
bonds, 5ft series, due 1987
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—
291
—Aug 15
2.794520
2.804687
2.803750
Kingdom, pound sterling
.233350
2.793275
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
.193283*
.233350
1st mortgage
$2.40
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
11896
Aug 20
convertible preference- stock——
Utah Power & Light Co.—
.233350
Sweden, krona
1
Aug 19
1987
Tampa Electric Co.—
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.0349000*
krone
//v+;. *
Sep
.140080"
.496950*
New
1
Aug 15
first mortgage bonds, due 19G5
States Power Co.—
cumulative con v. preferred stock, series A
Suntide
Refining Co.—
5ft subordinated income debs, due June 30, 1962
2.777227
2.777227
2.776918
2.775990
—
148
Oct
5'Aft
.263800
.263962
.263750
.263750
Nov 25
5ft first mortgage bonds series due Aug. 1,
Salada-Shirriff Horsey, Ltd.—
.326956
.326841
.0800560'
Mexico, peso
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.00277912*
.326808
yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
4ft
46
8
Northern
.00277912*
.00277912*
293
Aug 28
.
stock
Co., $2.50 cumulative preferred
MacMilkin & Bloedel, Ltd.—
2.805000
2.805000
2.804687
2.803750
2.804375
+■
.210387
.210131
.210312
.210106
Aug 15 .
Aug 29
Aug
bonds, 4ftft series due 1987
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
60-cent cumulative preferred stock
1.040156
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
United
El Paso
1.040468
—
Norway,
to April 1,
(ext.
debentures due April 1, 1977
Electric Co.—
5'Aft
.0385356*
.0200500
.0200500
1948
cumulative participating preferred stock
Aviation Equipment Corp., 6ft subord. debs, due 1964
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—
2.235059
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0200500
Austria,
Japsto,
2.234561
2.235059
2.234063
pound
—
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc (free)
Germany, Deutsche mark
Australia,
1,
gold bonds
1966 at 5ft )—Aug 29
20-year s. f.
7ft
.0233186
.0232400
2.234310
April
trust
Allied Control Co., Inc.—
.0555555*
.0555555*
1st mtge. & coll
due
8
$
.0555555"
6ft
July 31
July 30
$
$
$
Argentina, peso—
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
1st mortgage
Aug 15
bonds due Oct. 1, 1987
5'Aft
393
fin Volume 187.
•Announcement in this issue,
•Nominal.
DIVIDENDS
Holdings
$129 million at all reporting member banks.
of "other" securities increased $78 million.
of
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of fho
(In thousands of dollars)
:
;
;
Dec. (—) since
.
July 30,
account
certificate
Gold
notes—
'Redemption fund for F. r.
July 31,
1958
ASSETS--
July 23,
1958
1957
—1,346,500
-121,404
19,758,892
862,162
•—
—
50,000
1,995
gold certificate reserves—
r. notes of other banks
20,621,054
375,887
375,587
126,420
Industrial loans
342
Acceptances—bought outright—34,193
F.
Other
—1,325,096
51,995
5,014
—
+ 14,038
+ 52,671
—
—
cash
©iscfrunts- and
V. S.
—
advances
—
8,289
11,107
293,842
266
—■
•—
4,052
Certificates
Increase ( +) or
Notes
;
____
under
repurchase
51,025
Agricultural loans
agree't
and securities
4,628,586
89,679
270,341
—140,889
+
11
+ 15,695
+1,561,547
+1,282,201
7
—
244,177
+
9,254
—
17,846
51,438,376
Total U. S. Government securities
Total loans
;
-
-
—426,060
—
—306,525
—257,906
24,916,272
25,077,227
15
foreign banks
T/ncollcctcd cash Items
from
Rank premises
Other "assets
and
«
assets
532
315,067
26,754,240
-
—i
3,551
82,744
+
U.
S.
bank
1,377
—
21,553
9,381
1,494
13,224
990
2,662
—
.
-
U.
bonds-
S.
banks
to
Loans
419,207
56,786
Other
Federal Reserve Banks—
vault—
in
—•
—
7,833
—
76-,823
Time
+
+
36,668
U.
items—
Other liabilities and accrued divids.
+
13,645
—368,553
— 20,263
+
795
15,886
Deferred
availability cash
—
—
402,576
84,680
1,961
+
liabilities
capital
—
—
402,551
Other capital accounts
ltabs.
and capital
+
809,198
27,543
192,669
accounts
+
106
17,125
+
354,759
■
44.7 ft
34,594
+
respondents
loan,
—
11,389
■—
1,647
—
28
805
—
-—
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
others
315,067
—
.—
—
of
loans
—
.3ft
—
1,008
38,257
809
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
ehows
the following principal changes for the week
July 23: Decreases of $318 million in loans ad¬
justed, $146 million in reserve balances with Federal
•Reserve Banks, $118 million in balances with domestic
ended
bonks, $844 million in U. S. Government deposits, and
an
deposits credited
to
domestic
increase of $786 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
4
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
a total of $306 million in all
report¬
ing member banks; the principal decreases
million in
the
San
In the Cleveland District.
appear
were
$162
City, $40 million in Chicago, $21
Francisco
District, and $20 million
Changes according to industry
in another press release.
—
Holdings of U. S. Government bonds
+
242
21
—
a
total
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9- 5
30c
8-29
8-14
25C
8-25
8- 5
1
8-20
9-15
8-22
(quar.)
H.),
w.
preferred
Including
re¬
found
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
and
common
stock
date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE OF TENDER
Page
Dale
Company and Issue—
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—
3ft ft
general mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1987
Aug
7
5ft ft
Investment Co.
1987
debentures due Sept. 1, 1959
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp., 6ft
ft ft
S.
Aug 14
Sep
1
Aug 19
Sep
1st preferred stock—Sep
Manufacturing Corp.—
f. debs, due Aug. 1, 1961
Indiana Gas
242
c
40c
—
10c
Sep
47
Class
1st mtge.
Belt
5 ft ft
E
debentures due Sept.
1,
1977
8-25
9-10
8-25
8-30
5
8-15
8-
1
11-
1
8-15
7-31
$2.50
1-1-59
12-16
;25c
9-30
9-
93 ftc
9-15
8-29
(quar.)-
pfd.
7-15
2
8-11
9- 2
8-1S
9-
9-17
9-29
50c
preferred
9-26
12-26
87 ftc
8-15
350
(quar.)
12-31
15c
30c
9- 2
8-15
8-15
7-28
1
9-15
10-
7
9-15
8- 1
8-15
8-
25c
9- 1
8-15
62yao
(quar.)—
8-15
12c
(quar.)
12-15
12- S
——
$1
(quar.)
.
9-
3
7-24
8-15
8-15
7-24
30c
9- 2
8-22
$1
lOd
8-22
10-28
8-28
20c
-
shares
common
2
9-
8-11
8- 1
50c
Inc.
8-30
8-15
25c
37 ftc
(quar.)
39c
9-19
e-ia
8-15
8-
10-
1
1
9-19
8-15
8-29
25c
9-30
e-i7
25c 1-30-59
—
25c
1-16
{$1.25
{20c
(quar.)
{50c
2
8-15
8-22
7-31
9-31
9- «
9-
Paper
(R.
Co.
Rockaway
dividend
RR.
(quar.)
(s-a)_.
—
8-15
9- 2
8-lft
10c
(quar.)
9-30
1
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
6-18
9-1
8-20
{15c
(reduced)
pfd.
10-31
20c
(quar.)
(Calif.), 5 ft ft
9-13
{25c
(quar.)
Ltd., common
R.) & Sons (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., com.
Douglas Oil
8-15
$31 ftc
$2
Ltd.
Stores,
Bros.,
&
8-15
25c
—
„
Corp.,
Donnacona
Stock
6
25c
class A
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.
pfd.
1
12-20
10-
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.—
Donohue
5
$1
Monthly
Donnelley
8-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly).
Dominion
9-
12- ft
87ftC
Dictaphone Corp., common
4ft preferred (quar.)
Distillers, Ltd., ordinary (flnali
(Equal to approximately $0,117 per share)
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Mfg.
9-10
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Houses,
1
8-15
28c
Union Stock Yard (quar.)
B
10-
$1.05
Corp.—
Giorgio Fruit,
Class
10-10
50c
to $3.50 preferred
$2.50
Denver
10-10
1
t50c
Supply Co. of New York
Tramway
Denver
8-15
1
11-
'
Fund
Income
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
A
9-
10c
28ftc
(quar.)
$4.20 pfd.
Corp.,
Press, 5ft ft
Douglas Aircraft
1
5
25c
Zellerbacli
Dentists
Dover
8-10
8-22
9-
11-15
'
349
1
4
8-25
9-10
{17 ftc
—
2
350
8-21
8-
$4
Dominion Bridgo
Aug 15
Sep
8-22
2
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
aeries
5
9-10
5c
(quar.)
A
Cork & Seal Ltd.
Delaware
$2
Angeles Drug Co.—
6ft convertible subord. debentures due Aug. 1, 1971—Aug
9-
25C
•
RR.—
bonds, due June 1, 1982
8-15
27'Ac
_
e
& Water Co,. Inc.—
Harbor
8-29
1
9-10
—
Daggafonteln Mines (irreg.) —
Daybrite Lighting (quar.)
Daystrom,
Inc.
(quar.)
—
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
8ft preferred (quar.)
..
Dcerfleld Glassine Co. (quar.)
5ft
6
9-15
9-
75c
convertible preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
Class B (quar.)
...
Crown Cork. International Corp.;—
Dodge
8-
1
62ftC
—
4'Aft
Di
8-29
9-
9-
(quar.)-,
Inc.
9-15
12 ftc
1
1
bonds, series B, due Sept. 1, 1980__Aug 29
1st mortgage 3%ft bonds, series C, due Sept. 1, 1980—Aug 29
1st mortgage 33/b ft bonds, series D, due Sept. l, 1880—Aug 29
6ft
50c
{7 ftc
Monthly
1st mortgage 3 ft ft
Loblaw
31'Ac
1
9-30
10-
$4
Beneficial
of Illinois—
ft 1st mortgage bonds series due
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—
4
$1.12 ft
$1.56
cumulative prior preferred stock
1st mtge. 3 ft ft series due 1972
Haskelite
933Ac
(quar.)
Dodge Sc Cox Fund-
Page
Date
Citizens Utilities Co.,
5ft
45c
Crossett Company, class A
Dobbs
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
American
9-
(quar.)
Realty
1
>10-
Sexton Co.—
Cribben
Crown
7-18
$1.13
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5ft pfd. (s-a)
Crain (R. L.), Ltd.
(quar.)
Crane Co. 3ftft
preferred (quar.)
Crown
7-31
8-20
$1.12 ft
Crystal Oil & Land Co.—
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7ft
Notices
Lbs
decreased $66 million in the Chicago District and
50
—
50
128
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Indiana
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness in¬
creased $53 million.
+1,103
Consumers Power Co.—
two districts and
million in New York
510
8
8-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Cuneo
2.5 ft
+
986
&
(G.
8-15
2
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A
Below will be
108,405
G'OC
9-
$1.04
Cosmos Imperial
+ 870
+4,766
+ 819
to
„•
+
t37ftc
(quar.)
1
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. (quar,)—
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., 5ft pfd. (quar.)
6ft preferred (quar.)..
Cornell Paperboard Products (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
Cosmopolitan
786
31
844
banks and after deduction of valuation
individual loan items arc shown gross.
serves;
8-26
,
Federal Reserve Banks
From
+
+
The date indicates the redemption or last
banks, and
.
9-10
9-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
10-15
Continental Steel Corp.
Corson
,,
commitments
$510 million in demand
+3,341
+1,85(3
+
133
—
110
—
5
+ 258
8,754
-
—■
—426,060
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased
for
foreign
corIndustrial
+
—
129
78
100
146
6
118
+2,750
61,605
Ratio of
combined
—
35
53
23
5ft
e
9-10
10-15
25c
America, common (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
Continental Can Co., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
—
4.50ft conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.
Class
—
51,438,376
gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F. R. note liabilities
+
+
234
284
—
208
+6,843
+ 407
+ 345
deposits:
demand
banks
Domestic
{Exclusive
accounts—
Capital paid in—,
Rurplus (Section 7)
eurplus (Section 13b)
Total
—391,572
50,054,207
+
+
56,440
28,365
3,350
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
S.
Government deposits
Demand
From
Total
—
+
+
+
LIABILITIES—
—423,368
+ 49,003
19,392,412
3,891,669
deposits
domestic banks
with
Balances
Interbank
Total
.
40
8
—-24
—•
88
1,888
1,672
6,953
287,290
-
—
828
8-
1
65ftc
Container Corp. of
\
+
Corp.
8- 1
9-15
10-
22'Ac
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Water
Consumers
—2,236
+ 104
33
+
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.52ft
+7,581
—1,118
328
318
306
12
+
bills
——
—______
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
561,237
18,211,059
reserves,-
Treasurer—general account
•
2,438
Treasury
332,826
Member
—
Government securities—total„__
U. S.
Deposits:
Foreign
—
8,950
11,142
32,066
1
estate loans
Other loans
Cash
notes
—
! ;
securities
ing
—
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
4.50ft
purchasing or carrying securities^
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
Reserves with
Federal
1957
for
dealers
Other securities
Total
1958
.
brokers
to
Loans
Real
Due
4.16ft
93,825
52,378
29,119
and
:
Power Co., common
Consumers
(in millions of dollars)
investments adjusted!—-—
adjusted!
Commercial and industrial loans
+1,837,347
— 275,800
•—306,525
24,916,272
Total bought outright
Held
+
Consumers Glass,
July 24,
1958
+8,583,906
—8,561,413
+ 152,857
-
Laundries
9-20
5ft
,
preferred (quar.)_
1
25C
(quar.) —
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
~70c
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp., common
Stock dividend
5'Aft
9- 2
ft
10-
div.)
(stock
Y.)
(N.
Consolidated Edison Co.
$128
>-* o
8-29
10c
(One sh. Bolivian American Oil for each 25
shs. Consolidated Cuban Petroleum held)
July 16,
•
27ftc
—
(quar.)
Cuban Petroleum
Consolidated
reporting
of
Co.—
Light & Power
(increased)
Payable of Jtec.
*
|'
preferred
Consolidated
ASSETS—
+1,661,997
—357,550
2,005,560
19,946,105
10,000
2,95*,6U7
Common
40c
July 23,
Loans
A-A
Bills
Connecticut
member banks follows:
Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bonus
liabilities
and
assets
of
summary
14,762
+
:'
Banks decreased
$50 million and borrowings from others increased
million. Loans to banks increased $100 million.
A
Total
Federal Reserve
from
Borrowings
Share
Name of Company
Holder«
When
Par
deposits adjusted increased $305 million in
$119 million in Chicago, $96 million in
the Cleveland District, $75 million in the Boston Dis¬
Demand
New York City,
trict, and $65 million in the San Francisco District, but
they decreased $59 million in the Kansas City District
Inc. (+)
I
(Continued fro mpage 12)
.
34ftc
9-
1
9-30
50c
8-20
7-SO
3ft
8-29
7-30
$3
10-
'*
Number 5765
388
Volume
.
I
1
.
'
'
1
20c
(quar.)_.—
common
4
Grand
Union
Dun
Inc.,
4
Granite
8-
4
Great
8-15
8-
5
1
35c
9-10
9-15
8-29
9-15
8-29
3:14c
8-15
7-31
130c
8-15
7-31
31 Vic
9-15
8-29
$1.20
Great
6%
Assn.,
Racing
4.10%
(quar.)-a
+4%.%
preferred
(quar.)„
$5 preferred (quar.)
5Vfe%
preferred
(quar.)
Gregory
Grocery Store
8-22
Guardian Mutual Fund,
7-15
:
?
Gulf
(quar.)
8-15
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
8-15
V
p' 8-15
9-
2
9-
2
9-
preferred
Erie
9- 8
8-19
8-11
Fafnlr
Fall
9-
1
12-
1
& Co.
9-
2
8-
8
37'/2c
8-15
8-
1
25c
9-19
8-29
1
9-15
...
Traders Life
(quar.)
Insurance
Mortgage
National
Class B
Firestone
First
Tire
Bank
:
4.75%
Food
Fair
9-
8
8-27
9-10
8-22
8-15
7-31
s
9-15
8-18
8-12
lc
Non-voting
Motor
Motor
Co.
8-20
$1
8-15
88-
1
$1.15
8-15
8-
1
$1.1834
8-15
8-
1
8-15
7-11
Houston
35C
9-
2
8-22
Howard Stores
9-
2
8-22
40c
9-11
8-12
9-15
8-8
9-15
8-
.
common
Service
Co.,
common
(increased)
Co.
—
Advertising
Outdoor
General
General
steel
5,//2%
Common
—
-
(quar.)
1
9-15
1
10-
1
9-17
8-15
8-
1
Corp.
8-14
9-
5
9-10
8-
8
40C
9-30
9-19
8-15
7-18
9-
2
8-
8
27 '/2C
—
221/aC
9-
2
8-
10-
1
9-10
8-15
7-25
33c
8-15
7-25
.
Telephone Kentucky, 5% pfd. (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
.4.75 % preferred (quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
_
Cement
Telegraph
Good a 11 Rubber Co.
Goodyear
Grace
6%
6%
8%
(W.
R.)
&
9-
1
8%
(N. Y.)
'.j
Class
A
8-
9-
1
6
8-20
9-
9-10
8-15
9-
1
8-12
9-
2
1
8-12
9-10
8-29
9-10
„
$2.50
9-15
30c
9-
2
10-
1
9-
3.75%
8-20
3.90%
4.20%
9-15
Iowa
1
12'/2C
8-15
8-
60c
9-15
8-15
25c
(quar.)—
$2
(s-a)—
9-25
9-
2
9-10
-
$1.50
12-10
8-19
<
11-18
$2
,
9-10
8-19
$2
(quar.).
(quar.).
12-10
11-18
$2
9-10
8-19
12-10
11-18
$2
5%
—
Jantzen,
Inc.,
5%
common
Stock
7%
9-
1
!——
—
125c
9-15
8-25
125c
12-15
11-25
Jewel
7-28
1
9-
1;
8-
8-11
15c
$25c
8-15
35c
10-
1
9-10
62 */2 c
10-
1
9-10 *
50c
;
9-
2
8-15
——
25c
-
■
;
V
9-
20c
(quar.)
9-15
2
7-31
9-
2
40C
9-15
8-15
lie
.
1
8-15
7-31
8-29
8
8-
1
9-15
—
(quar.)—
8-15
9-30
12-15
8-20
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
10-
1
9-12
Tea Co., common
(quar.) If'
3%% preferred (quar.)
9-
2
8-
4
12-
3
1-2-59
8-
5
5
8-
8-15
11-17
50c
3-10-59
2-19
$1.10
9-10
8-15
12-10
11-17
$1.10 3-10-59
-
2-19
aoc
9-
2
$10c
9-
2
8-6
260c
9-
2
8-
8-
«
6
9-
2
8-
9-
2
8-
0
9-
2
8-
0
9-
2
preferred
(quar.)
11 Ytc
10-
$1
45c
Star
Gas, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—
—
9-
$1.21
8-15
9-17
1
8-22
8
9-15
8-22
1
10-23
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
0
9-17
9-30
25c
—.—
9-12
8-
1
60c
8-15
8-
8
50c
8-15
8-
1
35c
9-10
8-29
30c
8-15
7-25
230c
8-15
7-31
2$1.25
8-29
25c
9-15
9-15
8-25
8-
4
50c
8-25
8-
4*
35c
9-5
8-15 "
$1.25
Co._
8-30
'
8v
"■
1.:
8-12
5
9-
2
8-
9-
2
8-15
8-30
8-
8
$60c
10-15
10-15
9-15
1
8-22
9-
1
9-30
$25c
—-
i
;
MacWhyte
5c
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)_
Company
50c
30c
9-30
8-29
10-20
11-
10-20
1
9- 2
Quarterly
May
8-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
;—
Inc.
Conveyor
Department Stores, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.75
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
Common
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
—t—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCormack & Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.,
McKesson
Mead
&
Corp.,
common
Robbins
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
8-15
4',4%
1
8-15
Meadville
1
8-15
Medusa
Portland
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
Melville
Shoe,
32c
9-
1
8-15
Menasco
Mfg.
9- 1
3-15
Mengel Co. (quar.)
8-15
9-15
$1.40
Merck
8-29
1
434%
—
(quar.)__
(S-a)—
Co.
8-25
8-15
9-12
'
8-22
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
Corp.
7-31
8-22
5934c
250c
40c
30c
$1
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
&
Messenger
$1.18%
2$1
50c
62'/2c
25c
preferred
$3.50
Metal
9-10
12-10
50c
8
87'/2c
12'/2C
...
9101°10-
8-15
9-15
8-25
8-
1
8-29
8-
8;
8-
8
7-31'
9-12,
8-15
8-
6
8-18
8
1
1
1
9-12*
9-12,
9-12
5
8-15
3-
60c
9- 2
7-31
95c
(quar.)
!
9-301
10- 1
I
8-25
10-
l'/2%
933/4c
(quar.)
preferred A
Cement
9-15
8-30
8-
8-23
8-30
10-20
8-29
9-30
9-15
9- 2
9- 2
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
10- 1
9-1
70c
40c
$1.06'/4
50c
(quar.)
common
1
7-21
8-29
8-20
15c
(quar.)
preferred
•
McCord
9-
1
9-12
9-30
9- 5
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
20c
" 20c
40c
;
9-
9-
8-25
MeColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
9-
8-31
8
8-25
9-10
9- 2
25c
55c
93%c
93%c
85c
$3.75
9-
9-10
35c
15c
!
:
—
Industries,
Mathews
20c
62 '/2C
35c
(P. R.)
(quar.)
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)—
Marion Mfg. Co
;
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Maule
8-29
10- 1
9-15,
9-15
9-20
9-10
50c
37'/2C
59%c
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Magnavox
Co.,
common
(quar.)
8-22
8-29
11- 1
45C
Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—;
Macmillan Co.
9-15
9-
(initial quar.)
Ltd., preferred A
1st preferred (quar.)
Maclilett Laboratories
(quar.)..
8-15
8-29
4C
(quar.)———.—
Mallory
9-10
65C
Systems
preferred (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)—
Mahon (B. C.) Company (quar.)
8-15
20c, / -9- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Carrier
43,4%
7-25
$1
9-10
35c
i,
2
9-10
$1.10
5%
11-15
11-28 '
l'/2%
(s-a)
9-
12-10
237 y2o
MacKinnon
7-31
9-10
$1.25
Co., com. (stk. divd.)
8-15
,10-10
50o
(quar.)
oceterlas Ltd., common
MacLeod's,
$32'/2C
$37 '/2C
$1.25
(quar.)
1
7-25
44c
(quar.)
9-10
11-
60c
Loyal Protective Life Insurance
Lukens Steel Co.
(quar.)
9-15
12-30
353/8c
pfd. (accum.)i—__
8-11
50c
;
(quar.)
preferred
97 % c
—
8
8-18
2
(Fort
(reduced)-
933/ic
(quar.)
Co.
Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd pfd.
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
r
(quar.)_
9-
45c
(quar.)—.
Insurance
8-
3
9-
$1
Lord
37'/aC
com.
Life
60C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
B
4.84%
75c
com—
class B
3-20
9-10
$51'/2C
Lone
8
9-
10-
$75c
(quar.)
Virginia
8-11
Tenn.—
;
of
1
9-10
15c
of
Co.
9-
4511/aO
8%
$75c
1
10c
90c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preference (quar.)
Local Finance Corp.
(R. I.), pfd. (quar.)—
Lock Joint Pipe Co., com.
(increased quar.)
8-15
9-
income)
1st
8-25
11-
7
8-22
f
(quar.)
7-31
2
9-
2nd
8-15
9-
9-15
60c
25c
dividend
preferred
8-15
$$1.75
40c
Co.
Loblaw
8-15
$17'/2C
Ltd.
common
preferred
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
12-15
r
Miami RR. Special gtd. (quar.)
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original
capital
(quar.)
Loblavv Cos. Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-15
$1.75
Telephone Corp., com. (increased)
1st preferred
12-31
$1.25
;"i
Little
$4
Jamestown
$1.50
9-15
12-15
-
(quar.)
Myers Tobacco
Link-Belt
1
securi¬
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(F. L.) Co., 5%
9-15
9-30
12-31
$15c
Quarterly
9-
from
preferred (quar.)
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Jacobs
9-30
$15c
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Insurance
& Co.,
National
Lincoln
8-15
$3
434%
9-10
8-25
$15c
v-
V
-
Refineries
Casualty
Quarterly
8-15
3c
(increased quar.)
Electric,
Utilities,
9-26
12-20
$15c
Cement
&
1
—
preferred
Southern
& Sons
Portland
1
$250
Service,
"
:
-
(quar.)
(James)
1
25C
Iowa Public
9
10-15
9-
75c
Extra
2
10-
1-9-59
10-15
9-
9-
'
<to
(quar.)__
&
1
10-15
$2.40
(Rhode Island)—
Gas
15c
(quar.)———
;
Lunkenheimer
(s-a)
Iowa-Illinois
7-25
10-31
Class
$1.25
(quar.)
Credits,
Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-
8-11
10c
10-31
8-29
5c
preferred (quar.)
of Canada, Lfrd.,
Class A
8-22
20c
convertible
Investors Trust
8-22
$1.50
.—
6%
1
9-11
Co.
class A
(quar.)-.
Grafton & Co.,
5
9-
10c
(quar.)
B
B
8-
21c
50c
(quar.)
Investors Syndicate
8-18
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6%
2
1
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
preferred
2
9-
8% preferred A (quar.).
8%
7-26
8-20
40c
'
Investors Loan Corp., com.
2
9-
15c
Co.
& Rubber (quar.)
Employees Insurance
preferred
9-
10-
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)—
National Bank
1
10- 1
66c
Tire
Government
Grace
2
$2.50
preferred. (quar.)„
Stofek
7-26
8-15
$1.50
■?./■■/'/i
Machines " (quar.)
Building
8-20
.5%
10-31
8-18
8-15
62'/a c
20o;
Utilities Corp.
1
8-
Acceptance, Ltd.—
Liggett &
Lilly (Eli)
7-18
1
40c
Britain
Foundation,
Investment
2
9-
10,
9-
1
50c
Globe Wernicke Industries
&
8-15
9-30
55c
59yBc
—
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.,
Gold
1
International
Interprovincial
10-
53y8C
(quar.)—
Portland
9-
"
1
a8'/a%
7% pfd.
Resistance (quar.)
*
50c
—
4 40 %
Falls
9-
62 %c
Great
Harvester,
International
10-15
/
—
—
—
]
Life Insurance Co.
9-19
8-
$1.25
_
International
1
$25c
31 Vic
—
investment Income plus lCc from
Business
11-
$30c
5
8-18
9-30
;
International
9-13
$1.75
$15c
32c
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
6% preferred (s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline (quar.)
Inland Steel Co.
(quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund
(10c
ties profits)
50c
General Telephone Corp., common
shares
American
1
9-10
35 Vic
Industria Electrlca de Mexico S. A.—
8
32V&0
1st
8-18
50c
(increased)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of
Ireland, Ltd.
(interim
8-20
7-15
8-15
1
Co. of Florida—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
9-12
3lVaC
Quarterly
9-22
2
10-15
Life
5
8-
9-12
%
—
(quar.)
Co. of Canada—
Assurance
8-19
9-
—
$50C
Imperial Life
$1.32
Glens
8-
8-28
35c
—
9-17
noc
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
8-12
25c
25c
1
8-14
9-11
3
10-15
Lehigh
15c
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)_
$1.50 convertible participating pfd.
$1.30
Gillette
—
Sash & Door, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—.
7-11
11-14
10-
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
$1.06 y*
8-15
60c
—
(quar.)
(s-a)
:
5%
9
11-25
7-21
50c
3
Huttig
9-15
8-15
40c
4
39tVJC
8-
9-
8-25
$1.50
;
9-
(quar.) —
8-12
10-
8-20
9-15
15c
8-
(quar.)
2
6V2%
(quar.)
preferred
com.
9-10
7-25
5%
—
(quar.)
common
common
common
8-28
8c
9-26
5c
Co.,
9-12
15c
•
8-29
9-10
35%c
Idaho Power
1
8-
25c "
(quar.)
(quar.),
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
Lexington Trust Fund—.
(Quarterly from net investment
Libby, McNeil & Libby (quar.)
$1.25
9-
8-15
General
8-19
$40c
1
A
9
10-31
Lees
2%
preferred series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)—.
Hugoton
Production
(quar.)__;
—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
8-22
25C
$1
8-29
5.70%
8-21
9-
50c
Corp.
General Telephone
1
60C
Telephone Co. of California—»•
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—r
4V2%
8-19
20c
preferred A (quar.)
$5.12 preferred series B (quar.)
50c
quar.)
General Steel Wares. Ltd., common
General
8-29
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
5%
50c
Utilities
Public
8-15
—
.——
Power,
7-31
8-11
8-
17 VaC
25c
3-15
$2
Castings
General
2
20c
common
& Co.,
8-15
9-10
25c
5%
-
38c
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
9-
i
50c
Corp. (quar.)
General Electric, Ltd. ordinary (final)—
Foods
8-
11-
2
9-
5 6'4 c
(quar.)_
:
Dynamics
General
Corp.,
24c
50c
$15c
Lynch
Baking Co., $8 pfd.
Cigar Co. (quar.)
General
1
8-15
56 Vic
.
8-30
5.70%
8-
8-15
Inc.—
(accumulative)
preferred
Gardner-Denver
General
2
15C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-25
.
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.41
50C
—
Co.,
E.)
8
..—i—
Hudson
11-15
$1
(quar.)
4% preferred
Loom (s-a)
'Extra
8
10O
Gar Wood Industries,
General
8-15
9-
Lighting &
(from
-
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Leath & Co., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
5
Chemical Co.—
414% preferred (quar.)
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
8-20
10c
Fruehavf Trailer,
the
3
8-15
6C
75c
Quarterly
(R.
9-
9c
—
series
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Friedman
(L.)
Realty
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
A
8
„
(quar.)
(George A.)
9-10
Woods
A
Leonard
—
preferred (quar.)
(N. Y.),
Ilormel
1
Dividend
Class
(Okla.)—
J
preferred
5%
8-
10-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Laurenttde
1
$5
preferred A (quar.)—
Public Service, com. (quar.)
5.60% preferred $15 per value (initial)
$2.75
8-
12-
_
(quar.)—.
Horn & Hardart
-•
pfd. (s-a)
series
41/2%
4',2%
1
$1.20
10-15
9-15
Housatonic
$$1.25
(quar.).
Income
Bearing
K-l
$1.06Vi
Co.
Hooker
Hoover Company, class
Class
B
<quar.)_.
1
8-15
&
8-15
9-
Class
8-15
1
$35
-
(quarterly)
(quar.)
dividend
series
income)
(qtiar.)_—
B
Stock
2
8-15
250
to
8-29
8-28
5%
preferred
Ball
Stock
4c
(quar.)———.——
Gas
8-15
——-.ii-i:-;,. +$1.25
A
4'/a%
8-15
Ltd.—
B
of
1
$1.10
(quarj-
5
30c
.-4—4-^4.
changed
35C
Glass
Funsten
$4.25
Name
7-31
———
Class
Fruit
Common
8-22
9-8
42 Vac
(quar.)
(reduced)
of Canada
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.,
Franklin Custodian Fund—
Bond
9-10
9-10
9-
9-12
9-
12-15
dividend
8-29
9-25
30c
Milling, Co. Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Lanston Industries
(quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Inc. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Club (annual)
Life Insurance
9-16
$1.12 Va
1
45c
Canada,
8-15
30c
Semi-annual
8-29
9-15
$1.25
,
.—
Cash
held to effect 3-for-2
common
Co.
10-
5c
common
of
8-25
1
9-
15c
(Alfred)
Lake of the
9
8-
9-15
$450
Co.
9-16
V
8-22
7-25
1
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—
additional share for
voting common
Wallace,
&
Co.,
Paper Co.
Turf
Extra
8-12
50%
Ford
6-27
8-18
lc
5
8-22
%9-
9iy4C
(quar.)
G%
two shares
each
Ford-
Quarterly
Mfg.
Hobart
Hoover
quar.)—
Light
Dauch
&
Hollywood
lc
i——
(one
9-
10c
40c
9-
Electric
Fund
(quar,)
Class B (quar.)
Lafayette NatlbfiarT3ank
3-14
11-
Hinde
Stores—
Stock dividend
Forbes
1
lc
25C
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—
—
preferred (quar.)
—_———
preferred (quar.)_—,————
4.60%
9*, 2
48:5ic
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
$20c
Class A
35c
Home State
Power
4.40%
8-
283/4C
(s-a)
(increased
Corp.
Florida Growth Fund
Class
45c
1
17c
—_—
Stock
",k*. Class A
8-25
8-14
8-18
9-
60c
(quar.)
8-29
30c
Hilo
8-29
Rubber—
&
preferred
Florida
8-18
———
(Boston)
Associates
4V<2%
8-29
(quar.)
Board Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Mortgage Corp. of Delaware(monthly)
.———
(monthly) -—_
u;
(monthly)
:
(monthly)——
Class A
25c
68 %c
(monthly)
Assn.
9-15
$1.25
—
Galion Products, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred class A (quar.)—.
Hercules Power Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
30c
—
Federal Paper
•
8-
35c
8
1-
$1.25 1-15-59
Quarterly
9-10
,{•
35c
3.65%
5
5
9-2
(quar.)
Co.,
811-
Lambert
7%
1
8-15
20c
Inc.
J.)
(H.
Income
(quar.)
La Salle Extension University
8-29
6%
10-
$3
(quar.)
Bearings,
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Heinz
34c
& Warehouse
Federal Insurance Co.
Corp.
4-15
(quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel
11c
Hercules
Co.
(quar.).
(quar.)
series
1953
Hazeltine
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
4-15-59
3
"
investment
9-15
35c
35e
(quar.)
11-17
._
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90% pfd.
Plywood
8-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
Harbor
8
8-11
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
.—i*.'
8-13
8
8-11
9- 2
$$1.25
preferred
Co.
Organ
9-
9-1
;
common
8-20
preferred
Fifty
'
convertible
Hammond
9-23
$3c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
$22'/a C
(quar.)
Watch
1
9-
60c
(quar.)
:
8-13
Compress
Class B
8-28
20c
4%
8
11- 7
Co.
(quar.)
com.
8-30
5Va%
r
8-
preferred
preferred
Hamilton
8-29
9-10
$1.25
5%
5%
1
8-
Cementing
Ltd.,
Co.
9-15
Federal
A
1
$1.25
Y.) (quar.)
Farrington Mfg., 5Va%
preferred (quar.)—
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common (quar.)
Class
9-
87Vi»C
(Syracuse, N.
Federated
7-11
9-
Cotton
60c
Gas Co. (quar.)
Metallurgical Corp.
Federal
8-15
8-29
Well
Mines, Ltd.
$1.12 Va
Morse
Farmers &
1
15c
River
Fansteel
Oil
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearing
Fairbanks
Halliburton
Hallnor
Hamilton
8
1-
15c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kusan, Inc. (stock dividend)-.
11-25
8-15
10-
60c preferred
12-15
8-15
10-15
1-15-59
Certificates of beneficial Interest
$1.25
8-15
25C
(quar.)
Klein Department Stores (quar.)
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
3
$1.25
1
8-
$1.1834
Knudsen Creamery, common
60c preferred (quar.)
11-
(quar.)
9-
8-20
;
—
8-1
9-2
12- 1
9-15
12-15
25c
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Ltd.
$30c
1
1
87 VaC
(quar.)
common
Mines,
(quar.).
Co.
8-13
9-
10-
1-2-59
87?6c
Knickerbocker Fund—
(quar.)
8-29
:
9-15"
10-1
$5 preferred
8-29
12»aC
(quar.)-
$1.16
$5 preferred
50c
guaranteed
Pittsburgh RR.,
&
y2-24
8- 4
6
9- 4
$1.25
Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common iquar.)*—.,—,
4V'a% prior preferred (quhr.)^™i._—-—
8-19
8-20
25c
net
8-
9- 8
8-15
Water
8-15
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Gold
&
Keystone
8-21
8-15
Hackensack
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Ohio RR.—
&
9-
Keyes Fibre Cc., common (quar.)
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
•
.
preferred
Ketchum
2
$1.183A
Erie
pfd. (quar.)
8-15
8-15
$1.08%
25c
preferred (s-a)
Kerr-Addison
9-20
30c
(quar.)
,
$30c
Gulf Mobile
/7-31
15c
Quarterly
8-15
5%
$1.25 3-16-59
62y2c
9-10
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
5"
-
1
1
25c
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
12c
8-15
...
Emery Industries (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
Equity Corp., common
(annual)
convertible
-
(increased)
com.
8-15
.
$2
Inc.—
RR.,
2
2
8-15
20c
2
2
1
7-31
(quar.)
9-
9-
1
8- 6
8-8
8-29
$5
Ohio
&
912-
8-15
investment income
Mobile
9-10
12-10
8-21
8-25
9-12
(quar.)
Products
9-
9-
I
Common (quar.)
Common (quar.)
25c
12'/2c
(quar.)
9-
,;&• 9- 2
9-2
8-21
—
preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)_>_
9-
Co.
Co.
8-15
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
Rubber
Industries
(From net
8-29
9-15
9-15
$12'/2c
Brick
Fire
2
preferred
Electric Hose &
(A. P.)
$1.25
—
9- 2
8-15
1
9-
$1
$1.05
4y2% preferred (quar.).
Kellogg Co., 3'/a% preferred (quar.)__
3V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.).
Kentucky Stone, Inc., common (quar.)
4%%
9-
$1.34
preferred
a
(Houston)
$1.06V4
-———
9-15
$12'/2c
7-30
8-15
9-12
75c
(quar.)_
9-15
9-12
9-12
9-30
$1.10
(quar.)
B
1;
(quar.)—^ $1.41'/4
$1.37'/a
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.42
5,68%
preferred
(quar.)—
——
$1.60
6.40%
preferred (quar.)_—
J,
30c
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(quar.)
5.65'
A
Class
10-
9-30
8-18
9-30
15c
$1.02 y2
preferred
5.36%
Class
8-15
40c
9-10
Co., Ltd.—
9-15
25c
40c
40c
Coal
2
32 %0
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-31
(quar.)
Life Insurance
1
8-22
8-30
common
95c
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)-.
4%
7-31
40c
West
Green
3.80%
8-14
8-30
$40c
(quar.)
A
9-15
$1
Payable of Reo.
Kansas City Power & Light—
V
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-11
2
.
$30c
Railway
9,.
75c
(quar.)—
Co.
Gas,
Natural
9-
■
7'/2C
(quar.)
Corp.
Emhart Manufacturing
El-Paso
.
25c
$1 preferred (quar.)
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
Eeudorian
.
preferred
10-
30c
(quar.)—___—
(quar.)
common
of
Co.
Share
Company
47
Holden
When
Per
Name of
4
8-
$1.75
Paper Co.,
Northern
Great
$1.50
(quar.)
Me.)
preferred
Eastern
Northern
8-29
40c
Tea
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
East St. Louis & In term-ban Water Co.—
Eastern Corp.. (Bangor
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Southern
8-30
9-15
+$1.75
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
East Kootenay Power
Co.
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
20c
Pacific
&
common
preferred
Great
conv.'pfd. 1956 series (quar.)_
Steel
When
Share
(quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
Duro-Test Corp.—
5%
City
Atlantic
7%
8-20
10c
$1.25
common
(quar.)
:
Dupuis Preres, Ltd., class A (quar.)—.—
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Co.
America,
9-19
10-
50C
—
preferred
5%
8-
8-15
50c
Bradstreet .(quar.)
&
Dunham-Bush
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Dravo Corp., common (quar.)
$2-preferred (quar.)
preferred A
Par
*
Name of Company
8-
8-15
5c
4%
(487)
v
Payable of Reo.
Share
of Company
Co.,
•
Holdert
When
Par
Name
Drackett
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
8-29
11.-
1,
8-15
10-17
Hose
&
Tubing
Metropolitan Edison
3.80%
preferred
3.85%
preferred
3.90%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.45%
preferred'-
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
—
96'/4C
1097'/2c
10$1.083/4
10(quar.).-..;—$l.iiy410...—
1
1
lr
9- 3
9-
3
9-
-
3,
9-
3
9-
3
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(488)
Par
Name of Company
Share
<
Pacific
8-15
6ft
11-29
11-14
9-12
8-22
1
9-15
17c
37ftc
Co
7-25
8-15
10- 1
$1.15
10- 1
9-15
9-15
90c
9-16
8-29
Monsanto Chemical Co.
Chemical
(quar.)
Co.
8- 8
8-29
7-25
8- 8
7-25
25c
_
(quar.)
9-15
8-25
10-8
8- 5
—-
33ya%
Moody's Investors Service—
;$3 participating pref.
(quar.)—_
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
:7ft
preferred
7ft
A
Pan
4ft
preferred B
75c
8-15
8-29
t$1.75
10- 1
8-29
$1.25
9-10
8-20
62 ftc
8- 4
6c
8-31
30C
9-15
8-22
9-15 (
8-22
50c
9- 2
9-12
rity
plus
profits.
Nerda Microwave—
.
(one share of Narda Ultra¬
Stock dividend
sonics
National
for each 60
(quar.)
Corp.
Acme
held)
shares
Co.
National Airlines
50C
—
2ft ft
(stock dividend)
National
50C
Biscuit, common (quar.)..;
7ft preferred (quar.)
National By-Products, Inc.
$1.75
_
National
10c
_.
Cash
30c
Register (quar.)
Casket
Co.
(quar.)
National
25C
National
Distillers & Chemical, com. (quar.)
4ft ft preferred <quar.)_—.__—:
National Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
——
——
60c
convertible
preferred
10-31
11-17
25C
$1.06 ft
8-
8-22
8-12
6-29
8-
8-15
2
8-11
8-15
9-
$20c
8-8
$150
(quar.)
9- 2
9-2
8-8
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class
A
15c
10- 1
9- »
Class
A
15c
1-2-59
12- 8
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gypsum Co.,
National
National Securities &
Preferred
National
Starch
National
Steel
Natlonal-U.
pfd. (quar.)—
Research Corp.—
series
National Stock
National
$4.50
—
Sr Radiator
Products
(quar.)
Co.
York
•»
Air
York
Dock,
8
8-
1
8-20
8-
5
9-15
9-
5
10-24
10-
3
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-
5
45C
9-15
9-30
$1
10-
1
9-
5
$1.01 ft
10-
1
9-
5
pfd. (quar.)
250
—w;
common
State
9-
8-29
95C
_;
(reduced)
Brake
9-30
35C
(s-a)
8-15
8-29 <
8-25
8-
5
$2.50
8-25
8-
5
50c
10- 1
$2
—
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York
8
60C
—
(s-a)
$5 non-cumulative preferred
New York
New
7-31
$15c
—,
Jersey Power & Light, 4ft
preferred
(quar.)
New
8-
8-11
IOC
—
4.05ft
New
8-25
40c
(quar.)
Ltd
Canada,
Casualty
Haven Gas
(quar.)
New
7-31
5ft
Amsterdam
New
7-31
8-15
15c
Corp.
Neptune Meter, common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New
8-15
10c
(quar.)
com.
___
Nazareth Cement
•Neon
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Shipbuilding,
Corp.
dividend
.Stock
2
9c
series
Nationwide
*
9-
10c
.
Stock
Product's
&
$1.12 ft
—
(quar.)_
8-29
Electric & Gas—
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding
50c
—
7-21
8-15
93 %C
10-
9-
8
$1.12 ft
_
10-
9-
8
$1.12 ft
Dry
&
10-
9- 8
Dock—
35c
jment
•
9-
8-15
2
income
and
from capital gains)
pfd. (quar,)
(quar:)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)
<4"ft adj. preferred (quar.)—_—_—
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
North American Car Corp.
(quar.)—
Mines
15c
35c
North
American
North
Shore
Coal
Co.
Gas
$2.50
preferred
preferred
Northern
Ohio
Northern
1956
series
1956
series
Telephone
Pacific'Ry.
J 50c
2
8-15
8-15
9-
9-10
8- 4
25C
8- 8
7-17
$3c
9-30
8-29
45c
9-10
8-21
15c
8-11
7-28
22ftc
$15c
115c
_
$6? ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
162 ft c
40c
(quar.)
9- 2
8-
12-15
10-
8
8-15
9-15
11-18
9-
2
3
12- 3
1-2-59
10- 1
$3.65 preferred
$3.95 preferred
50C
7-29
10-24
9-30
169c
(quar.)__
9-15
•
12-
8-15v
■1. 9-15_
".i 8-15
1
.
.
8-15
7-15
i"
9-15
8-20?
;
9-
8
8-
9-
8- 8
1st preferred
Northland
Utilities
Northeastern
(quar.)
9-
8- B
99-
8-
6
$1.15
9-
8-
8
9- 2
8-15
Sears
7-28
8-15
Stock
5ft
7-31
8- 4
9
7-31
9-
2
8-
5ft
8
Ltd.
Insurance
(s-a)
Co.
122 ft o
____
(Hartford)
8ftc
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
25c
11-
9-4
9-2
91 ftc
9-
2
9-
2
B-ll
c
:
8-11
9-
2
8-
62 ftc
9-
2
10-15
10-
8-15
10-
1
1
$1.75
1
Br29
9-2
8-
10- 1
8
9-20
$1
9- 2
8-15
$1
(quar.)_.
9- 2
8-15
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
Common
4.40ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
,50c
9-20
8-22
44c
.
preferred
9-30
8-22
4.50ft
,
Bancorporation,
preferred
Northwest
5.75ft
Gas,
-preferred
Norwich
common
8-11
8-11
30c
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
9-10
5
5
8- 8
'
Ggllvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7ft
pfd.
<quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)
©kanagan Telephone Co.,
40c preferred (s-a)
1
1
$1.43%
(quar.)
4.56ft
99-
18c
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Ohio Edison Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
$1.12 ft
common
(quar.)
Natural
common
1S1.75
$1.14
(s-a)
9-
2
8-
1
9- 2
8-15
Oklahoma
Inc.
Potash
Steel
of
Co.
Stock
5c
8-15
8-
9-2
8-15
7-31.
8-15
7-31
Prince
Corp.
America
7 ftc
___;—
"
(quav.)
15c
(quar.)
45c
Ltd
Inc.
Co.,
1
Co.
Mississippi River
Products
4ftft
preferred
Public Service Co.
Common
(quar.)
of
Co.
1
8-15
7-25,
9-
$1.16
;
8-15
25c
8-15
84c
$1.12 ft
(quar.)__
Oklahoma
Natural
Gas,
common
(quar.)
Fund
income)
'
;
Glen Co., class A
Ontario
:*7ft
Steel
Products
9-30
2
8-15
75c
$2
-
(quar.)
Radorock
Ralston
9- 2
preferred
(quar.)
V
,
.v
,
8-
Stores
9-12
9-
5
1
A
7-31
9-
5
Inc.—
$1.19
10-23
10-13
$1
——
9-22
10- 1
9-22
10c
(quar.)
10- 1
$1.44
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co
Owens-Illinois Glass, common
4ft preferred (gu£r/)-.
convertible
Corp.
9-10
8-29
62 ftc
-
8-15
8-15
7-31
15c
$1
9-5
10- l
8-12
9-12
9-16
25c
9-
2
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
30c
8-
5
—
:
9-12
8-15
;•
10- 1
9-12
10- 1
1-1-59
9-12
12-12
10c
25c
8-30
90c
9-
5
8-15
90c
(quar.)
8-18
(quar.)„
9-
5
8-15
$1.12 ft
9-
8-
8
1
8-11
9-15
75c
common
8-15
Common
8-11
7-14
8-11
7-14
$1
9- 2
$1.02 ft
"III
4.95 ft preferred K (quar.)
(quar.)
Rohm & Haas Co., common
(quar.)„,„„
4ft preferred (quar.)__ZJ_>^______„.___
Life
31 ftc
8-29 r
'
r
9-30
V 8-1
9-
V
9-30
38%c
30c
•
>.
',J
8-22
9-10
9-30
"
8- -4
'
9-11
7c
!___
8rl5
7-30
5
50c
2
9-
8-29
2 *"■»
9-
y
2r
8-15
$1.18%
9- 2
9-
'
8-15
8-15
8-
'
8-31
5:7; ''
8-fi
8-31
8-57:
8-31
>
8-
1:50c
9-29
t62ftc
5"
9-I5;
8-15
9-
30c
/70c
v
.
7-18
6
8-
"j.:
4
9-12
-
8-29?:
9-15
50c
-
8-15
25C
r
9-15
50c
•
(quar.)
Insurance
'8-15
-31c
8-ia;,
7-31'
9-15
;«
8-15
.
-
9- -a;.'.
10c
".
Co.—
45c
10-10
(quar.)
37c
11-
92 ftc.
i
10-20,
97 ftc
11-
10-20
$1.03%
11-
10-20'
(quar.)
-preferred
$1.06'ft
11-
10-20
preferred
(quar.)_;
$1.10
u.
^
preferred
preferred-"/)initial
quar.)
$25
par
preferred
(quar.)_
'< 4.40ft
$25
par
preferred
(quar.)
11-
10-20.
11- 1
10-20
27 ftc
11-
1
10-20
27 ftc
11-
1
10-20'
$1.18%
•
—
i
10-20' '
11-
.
$1.15
,(qu'ar.)
Silencer Kellogg & Sons
j.—
(quar.)—
s
Sperry Rand Corp., cpmmon, (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.l_iJ
20c
-
:,,
9-10
20c
9-25
30c
T
(quar.)——
dividend
Water
Brands,
(Conn.)
Inc.,
r
9-15
12-15
12-1
8-15
3-15
11-15
3-15i
8-15
10c
9-
40c
8-. 1
1
8-20
,
45c
-
(quar.)____
_r
8-15
60c
9-15
8-15
87 ftc
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
8-14
,.1%
M
Sprague Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
8>
8-14
.1%
Standard
Stamford
10-
8-
1
$1.12 ft
(stock dividend)
(Del.)
10-
30C
Spokane International RR. Co.
Standard
1)
8-15
9-
quar J
(quar.)
4.60ft
Stock
10-
'
:
/
preferred, *j(
Sports Arena
7-31
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
preferred
•
Co.
9-15
9-
'8-1
2,
Standard
$1.60
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
preferred
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Stauffer
Corp.
40c
9-
2
45c
9-
2
8-15
10c
8-30
8-15
$1.25
—$1.15
9-30
9-18
12*31
12-15
25c
,8-15
7-31
8-15
.7-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
(quar.)—_=—
8-15
:
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—,:
5ft
preferred
preferred
6%
Stein
(A.) .&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co^
1
(quar.)_
Steinberg's Ltd., SV^ft
pfd. A (quar.)
Stewart-Warher Corp.
(quar.)
Sterchi
$$1.32
—
(quar.).
Bros.
Stores
Sterling Precision, 5'ft
,
5ft
preferred C
(John
>
...
$1.25
(quar.).
Wells
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
8-15
8-15
10c
9- 2
8-14
Suburban Propane Gas, coinmon
530ft preferred (quar.)__.
50C
9-
1
8-
8
Sun Life Assurance
$1
9-
1
8-
8
Sun
Co.
(C&n&jia)
(quar.)
8-15'
1
8-15
30c
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)___,—
—
1
9-10
9-15.
r
8-29
9-30
9-15
9-15
8-29
35c
9- 3
8-15
40c
8-15
8-
1
50c
31 ftc
(quar.)
9-11
1
10-
43 ftc
1
2
Oil
1
9-
56C
9- 2
r
9-
12 ftc
Webster (quar.)
Struthers
'8-27
.
B,), .Co
Stonega Coke & Coal Co.
8-15
9-10
'25c
12 ftc
l
Stixj Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)7ft first preferred (quar.)
Stone
6
9-
I2Y2C
pfd, A -(quar.)
....
-
50C
(quar.)____
Sterp & .Stern Textiles, Inc.
i 4V2 ft preferred (quar.)
Stetson
1
$1.23%
,•
8-31
'
1
preferred
Corp.—
preferred "F" (quar.)
4.10ft preferred H (quar.)
4% ft preferred I (quar.)
Rochester Trrnsit Corp.
5C
5c
certificates
& Electric
3-10
50c
(quar.)
8-29
8-20
30 ftc
7-31
"
Rochester Gas
1
30c
.
8-29"
9-15
30c
-
4.75ft
>
7-29
55c
—
(quar.)—
Valley Gas Co. (Texas),
trust
10-
9-
/
rO-ISr
•
1 C
75c
,
>; 8-15.'
8-15
45c
-
4.25ft
7-31
9-
Co.
preferred
8-29
8-29"
1
10-
29 ftc
$3.50
2ftc
4ft
4.75ft
preferred B (quar.)
5%% convertible preferred C
,4% preferred D (quar.)
Manufacturing
Voting
9-12
8-21"
2
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco, common
Common class B (quar.)
Rio Grande
84c
7-10
9-11
8-15
Revere Copper & Brass,
8-14
Oil
7-25
$28o
9- 9
•4ftft
7-21
35 c
(quar.)II
8-15
Richfield
0-12
15c
Republic Industrial Corp.
7-15
9r 5
1
427c
7-31
8-15
9-12
8-14
-
31 ftc
_
Co.
7-31
Rheem
8-21
9-26
8-15
50c
Class^ A (quar.)
Class
7-14
8-15
25c
—
9-30
(Canada), Ltd.
8-15
'
Grange & Rockland Utilities
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-29
15c
(quar.)
preferred .(quar. i—l
3.90ft
8-29
1
10-
55c
2%
Corp.
Insurance
9-
'
7 ftc
•
4.88ft
$3.70
7-15
9-19
12 ftc
10c
8-15
7-15
61c
(quar.)
Southwestern Public, Service
.
1
9-11
•
t$1.50
*
R«nold Chains
l$l:75
preferred (quar.)
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
A payment of 6 shillings equal to approx.
84c per American sh.
subject to South
*
African exchange controL
©star
Reliable
Reliance
9-30
/
15c
Laboratories
Quarterly
8-15
8-14
-
30c
dividend
8
7-31
V 9-30
30c
Jk
i'r.'/ 8-1517,
1..
9-15
30c
-
preferred
Southwestern
7-16
•'
9-30
10-
25c
—
8-
9-
* y
7-31
8-15
25c
(Quarterly from investment income)
8-29
•
'
Company, com. (reduced)
4ft 1st preferred (quar.)"
Reading Tube Corp.
* •'„• \
$1.25 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Red Owl Stores
(quar.)
Redondo Tile (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation (quar.)
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. (increased)—
8- 8
-
50c
.
4','.
8-15.i?.tK
-
8-20
8-25
v
5c
Reading
Stock
.8-15
$1.25
Inc.- iquar.)
Co.,
common
4.40ft
■
87V/2C
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rapid American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten Ltd.—
-6ft
preferred .(quar.)
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.)
Inc.
Oil
:
26 ftc
8-29
:
|__
Inc.
7
8-15
(quar.)
4.36ft
Resources, Inc.—
Rayonier.
$1.55
French
&
8-
r'/' '
Morgan). Co.:.(quar.)
Corp.,
2 -
8-4
8-25
$1
Southwestern E'lectrfc Service
Southwestern Investors—
8-29
v
8-25
t15c
;
$1.25
8-25 V
2
9-
"
$1.25
trust
Kline
9-
;
(quar. i
.
7-18
"
10-2
15c
_(quar..(_-ft__
-r-'—
<S-
■;;» 4.15ft
Purina
7
125c
A
7-15
v.
:
•
-8-29.
in¬
$35c
Reynolds
com.
class
Pen,
8-15
10-2
'
25 ftc
8-29
9-13
Power Co. <quar.)_
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
of America—
1,M: 11-41
.-8-25
•
t5(5Y-*c
a
5ft non-cuniUlative preferred
<quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp.,. common (quar.)
-8-29
s,
9-30
34c
Quebec
18c
Ltd.,
(quar.)—;
.preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;preferred ' (.quar.)—
Southam Co., rLtd. (quar,.)___
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com. (quar.)
Southern Company (quar.)
Southern/Natural Gas (quar.)
i
Southern,Railway Co.,, common (quar.)
7-31'
„
9-30
$ 1.26 ft
from
5
9-30
5c
61ftc
(quar.)
B
4.78ft
7-31
$1.07 ft
_
(quarterly
1
'
8-T
9-
9-30
_
59 %C
preferred (quar.).
A$2%
preferred (quar.j.
trie
;
;
t
7-31,
35c
__
(quar.)———
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
;
Punta Alegre Sugar (reduced)
Growth
12-
150c
r4.24ft
8-15'
9-30
$1.04
(quar.)
37fto
4% ft
(quar.)
com.
Bend Lath Works
(quar.)
Georgia Natural Gas—
4.08ft... preferred .(quar.)
8-15
8-15
*
.$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
vestment
y
8-15
.
45C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
8-
-w.th'.H'&f, : 8- 8
75c
(quar.)_i
South
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Putnam
2
9-16
(quar.)
4.30ft
'
8-15,
9- 2
$1.25
preferred
5.05ft
2
9-
$1.12 ft
;
common
v
9-10
South
4.50ft
4.18ft
•
9-12
;
preferred
ft
9-10
7
17-
.8-15:.-'
15c
-..
Sonotone
8-15
$1.06 ft
Public Service Electric & Gas, com.
9-
6 Vic
75c
B
Socony Mobil
Mexico—
New
$1.40 div. preference
Smith
8-15.
(quar.)
preferred
4.08ft
8-
9-
20C
of
8
8-
9-30
(quar.)
Service
8-
9- 2
•■i
1
9-10
,
9-30
10-
30c
certificates--—
Pacific.Fo^er,'- $2.44- .pfd. A (quar.)iii
Smith
7-29
$1.05
preferred A (quar.)__
Public
2
8-12
$25c
_______
New
2
8-
8-23 :
10-1.:
31 ftc
'
:
_________________
preferred
4.64 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
9-
Line,
kl—■
8-, 8
10- ^
i
10c
comnion__;^^__i:
Class
B
(quar.-)—
Sinclair
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)„Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)——"
Smith-Douglass Co., (quar.t
8-15-
50c
.___
of Colorado—
preferred
V
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Provincial Transport Oto., Ltd., common
*4.20ft
99-
.
$2 ftc
Procter & Gamble Co.
Public Service
8-30
2 ft
Electric.
Gardner
V
8-30
•
8-20
25c
-
Silvray .Lighting,, Inc. (quar.)—
Bilverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-15
25c
(quar.)
dividend
President
20c
(quar.)
iW. A.)
preferred
Sierra
•
37 ftc
:
_
Portsmouth
30C
'
9-18'
+33 ftc
A
preferred
Voting
8-20
'
Northwest
9-18
'
65c
.
& Company (quar.)—.
Pope &.Talbot. Inc., common
6ft preferred (quar.)
Poor
Ranco,
Northeastern-Water Co., $? pfd.
$4 prior preferred (quar.)_
9-18
10-10
3ft
Extra
4 ft
9-10
9-19
9-ia:
35c
,
'
8-14
.
10-10
'•hoe Corp. of America iqu(ir.)_
l_.
Sicks Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
9-10
10-
55c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7ft preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
4ftft
1
$1.75
9-1
10-10
5ft
7-25
$1.75
,
——_____
*
-7-25 £•'■'.• ,!■
10-10
A
Valley .Water Co.—
preferred /quar.).—
;-hcrwin"-Williams Co., common
1
.
;
v9-30
$1.25
"(quar,)
A
Class
!
8-8;
$1
8 --4:'ft;
•
$1.18%
.•
■_
Shenango
42 ftc
10c
:
$1-25
n
diyiden'd^_-_
preferred
Sheaffer
8-11.
2
8-18
8-15
; (accum.)__
above payments all arrears will be
cleared by end of this year.
; 4ft
i
9- 2
,
8
8- 5 •"•'-ft
,
:7-JL5.^
.10-15
91 ftc
5;
v
8
8-
2
9
30c
preferred
Class
.
;
9-
$1.23%
$1.25
(quar.)
8-20
8-11
h
8-
8-20
8-
8
25c
(.quar. )_.
Shawinigau Water & Power,
8-11
98%
________
Radio Corp.
$3.50 1st
10-16
1
8-15
1
8-
With
Co.—
$1.50
;
-v-k*'.
preferred/ A; (quar.)
1
12 ftc
-9-
25c
Security Insurance.Co. of New Haven (s-a)
Seminole OU '<fe Gas Co., 5ft pfd. (acciun.)
7-8
8-
25c
38 %c
-
$1.16
$2.12 ft
2
-.
8-15
8-15
.9-
.•*
35c
2
$30c
-8-18
;
9-
8-15
2
29^aC
10c
$1.06
9-2
9-
" 7
..8-v8
37 ftc
Gorp.,
8-:8
:
2
:
Surety Co. <N. Y.) iqur.r.i
Sealright-Oswego-Faljs
<quar.)
25c
2
9-2
L__
J*-—:
.
1 -!>:•
9-
f(quar.Uvlii-^—
Acceptance
8-
11--1
29-*! a c
Seaboard
Securities
9-
60c
,
preferred 'A', .(qua*. \
$5 preferred B
.
8-11-
8-15
.11-15
.
11/16C
^
(quar.)
Roebuck & Co.
.^9- 1
.
15c
11/16C
(quar.r '
Co.
(qi)ar.
preferred
a
8-11
29
$5
9-8
10-
45c
$4.75
5
a-
8-14
15c
•
j.
M.lg,*,,.li.(^5ft pid?; (quar.)
Seaboard-Eimjnce Cou,, common (quar.)
8-8
$1.12 ft
preferred
Dillon
9-
:29
(quar.k
preferred E
-
1.
: 8-1
"
-
(quar.)
coriunon
t
%
9-15
$35«c
common
•Scovill
5ft
8-25
7-
preferred p
Scotten
.
:
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Scbenley Industries -Xquar.)
Schering Corp.;," common • qu:ir»),
8-22
,
5ftft
Water,Works,
5
on
preferred A (quar.j.^—
4.70ft
9-
$1.17ft
_______
Sl5c
preferred B tquar.)_^_^
4.70ft preferred C.^quar.)
'
$1.01
(quar.)
;
certificates
12-
1
10-1
J344«c
being .called for .redemption
trust
9-
35c
4% ft. conv,
5ft ft
8-20
9-15
4% ft
92 ftc
(quar.)——i—
preferred (quar.).—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
•
8-20
2
19- 2
15$
Voting
$1.10
(quar.)__k_~
(quar.) —
issue
San Jose
11-14.-.
t
57 ftc
common
7ft
Above
12-15
$1^5
$1.10
i
i
:
$1.25
Aug.. 19 at $27 per..share.
Convertible
into common shares to.Aug. 18.
.
5% ft ..preferred /quar.)
cian ,Antonio' Transit
Co.,- .vie. common—-
/
8-29J
8-15
58 ftc
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
PHlsbury Mills, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
-—a-——'
Pittsburgh Brewing, com. (initial)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
t
,
1
9-15!
•
(quar.)
iquar.)__.
,
7-31
—
(quar.)—————
$4.95 preferred
$5 preferred
4)-
8-15
—
RR. <s-a)———-i'
Water,
9-16
convertible preferred A
5ft ft .preferred A
8-15
1
10- 1
.<9- 1
8%c
;
Suburban
9-
.
J45c
Quarterly
Phila
9-12
140c
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
2
8-
9-19
9-2
3.35ft
8-29
9-15
9-15
90c
(quar.)
.—
(111.) (quar.)
North Star Gil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
$2.50
$1
Ltd.
2
9-
7-21 r
8-15
10-1
22 ftc
Common
Nopco Chemical, 4ft
Noranda
■
5ft
Niagara Share Corp. (Mo.) (20c from invest-
9-
9-15
1
8-11
8-11
8-11
.1
25c
$4.40
12-15
10c.
.
4ft ft
3%ft
4 ft ft
1-2-59
8-
9-10
$1.25
9-15
50c
8-11
25c
Z-
St.
,7-31/
1
•8-151;
37 ftc
30c
(quar.)
Phlla., Germantown & Norristown RR.
1
9-15
8-15
10-
X35c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Circle
Perfect
;
^
'(qiia"rl)l_;
convertible preferred A <quar.)
Regis,Paper Co., common (quar.).
1st' preferred series A (quar.).^
Salada-Shlrriff-porsey, Ltd., common
9-15
$1.25
2k
5c
5ft
8-29
2ftc
9-
20c
,
7-25.
31 ftc
Vaiiey
Peoria & Bureau
9-22
JiOc
l.__
2
Joseph Light & Power, 5 ft. pfd. *quar.»__
.5ft
9-15
5C
7-31
8-15
9-
Joseph Light <fc Power, com.; (quar. )_^_t
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
:
8-15
2ftC
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
(from net invest, income)
conv.
St. Croix Paper
10- 1
SOC
8-11
8-27
...
9-30
8-20
f20c
>
45c
20c
(quar.)
com.
(increased quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd. (increased)—_
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.) —
9-19
10-15
7-31
Penobscot Chemical Fibres
10-15
10-15
12-19
8-14
55c
5
10-30
12-30
(quar.)
4%
<
A -(quar.).
St.
preferred C (quar.)
4.05ft preferred D (quar.)
4.70ft preferred E (quar.)
4.50ft preferred F (quar.)
4.60ft preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Giass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24ft preferred
(quar.)
4.64ft preferred (initial quar.)—,
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
8-1
8-15
St.
9-19
3.70ft
8-29
10c
stock.)
or
7-17 >
9-30
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40ft preferred B (quar.)
realized secu¬
Payable in cash
8-15
IOC
preferred (quar.)
'4.68ft
Inc.—
cents from
2
60c
Pennroad Corp.
8-15
50c
(increased)
Fruit, common (quar.)
4.60ft preferred (quar.)
8-15
26 ftc;
7-25
7-25
Pcnn
8-21
9-10
9-2
8-15
.31 ftc
Penmans, Ltd., common
-(quar.p-j,
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)
7-25
8-15
8-15
preferred (quar.)
5ft
class
1
9-10
31 ftc
conv.
Pearl Brewing (quar.)
Tool Industries,
(Quarterly of 6 cents from net investment
income
preferred
Ltd.,
Roxburj* Carjiet Co/. (quar.j__
Royalties Management Corp.:
7-25 >
12ftc
Line,
B
Co.,
10-
$1.25
7-25 >
$1
Pipe
(quar.)
Pendleton
9-17
10- 1
40c
-——J—.
Fund,
<
$2.50
—
Investment
8-29
30c
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
:5 ft ft
preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Muskogee Co; (quar.)
———,—
Mutual
8-15
37 ftc
Engineering Co., com. (quar.)——
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)—..
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)
Morgan
(quar.)
9-2
9-15
7-25
8-15
common
common
Eastern
,5ft
;
8-29
t$1.75
(quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
:5ft preferred (quar.)-————.—
Moore-McCormuck Lines (quar.)
Mount) Diablo oil
10-1
Corp.,
Paper
Glass
8-15
>/.,
31 ftc
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5ft
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Park Sheraton Corp. (quar.).;
—•—
Parker.sburg-Aetna Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)—
Paton Mfg.. Ltd., 7ft pfd. (quar.)
Peabody Coal, common (quar.)—
8- 1
10- 1
v
31 ftc
--
Park Chemical Co., common
7-25
8-19
f 45c
-I
(quar.).,
Corp.,
6ft
dividend
V 8-15
30c
27 ftc
———
Roliand
7-25
;.28.ftC
;
class
Panhandle
9-16
8-15
—
—
A 7quar.)
American World Airways
25c
imm* .u.if —-t —
Monumental Life Insurance.—
Stock
Lighting
150
...
7-25
IOC
Pacific
50o
M
8-15
34%C
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co.,
Pall
4ftc
(quar.)
'
37 ftc
Payable of Red.
Share
.
Rockwood &- Co.,: 5 ft series A pfd. (quar.)
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (stock dividend)
■■'■&;
■
(quar.)
4.36ft
preferred (quar.)__
5ft redeemable preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred A (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
Nameof Company
8-15
Holdera
When
Par
of Rec
2
9-
Co.—
(quar.) ___________;
preferred
4.50ft
7-31
8-29
$1.10
B
Missouri Portland Cement
Montrose
8-25
8-11
Electric
&
preferred
ft preferred (quar.) —
4.80ft
preferred
iquar.)
7-30
10c
Minneapolis & St. Louis By. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40ft pfd. (quar.)—
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)
Missouri Kansas Pipe .Line, common
:' Class
8-15
35c
Co.
Gas
10-
36ftc
Inc. (monthly)
(quar.).
Miles Laboratories
Minneaoolis
20c
When
Payable
t3c
Investment, Ltd..
Canadian
5 ft
$1.12ft
■■■'-ithbft preferred (quar.)—
.
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)—
Mid-South Gas (quar.)
Piping
Gas
8-30
Miami
Midwest
Atlantic
9-11
$1.12 ft
Copper Co. (quar.
Michaels Etern & Co.—
4ft ft preferred (quar.)
I
Name of Company
Facific
9-25
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
Holdert
Par
Share
Bolder*
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
:
.
n.
8-15
8-
1
25c
8-15
8-
1
65c
9-
1
$$1.25
10-
1
25C
9-10
9-15
8-
3
.
Volume
Number
188
5765
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Common
A1,11%
V;*
33c
\—
(quar.)
preferred 1955 series
Biscuits
Class
B
Tampa
(quar.>^
10-15
10-
1
8-15
25c
Co.,
8-15
30c
8-15
8-
A
(quar.>____
$1.08
8-15
8-
1
B
(quar.):
$1.04
8-15
8-1
8-28
8- 8
.Tampnx. rnc.'-(qUaD:»L_:i._l_-___^—i-—-.;>50c"
Taylor Pearson & jCarsou (Canada Ltd.)—
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)tl2(2C
.Tennessee
Corp. (quar.)Tennessee Gas Transmission,
preferred
/quar.)
preferred
f quar.
preferred
.
4.64%
.preferred
4.65%
preferred
preferred
'
$1.23'4v
preferred
v(quar.)r_ii:
5.25%
preferred ?(quar.)
:•
___
—
preferred.*<quar.)—
Texas Industries, conunon
Pacific
Coal
Ac
^
.7.'.'..
-•
Class
A
Co.
(quar.)
L*.
6%
•
Acceptance
Union
Carbide
$4.50
Union
Union
Oil
s
: 8-30
.
8-29
1
$5 preferred A
(quar.)—
9-
1
*
8-
8-15
8- I
8-20
8-25
.8-15
.
11-25
•
V
7
9-15
8-.15
8-15
9- 2
8-
entire
expansion
,8. 8.
Pipe <fc Foundry
-U. 8. Playing
V 8-15
1
the
at
' 7" 7 *
' "4
louree.
j
;
>
.
9-2
(qnar.)
-
No
Noa-
.
8-15
^
25c
2%
8-23
payment
Canadian nonresldente^'taxi
.
;
9- 1
9-15
issue
7-11
—V.
187,
"
preferred (quar.
convertible-preferred-(guar,)
stock
A
of
50
(par
eencs) ..to
and the
be
offered
"at $7.50
common
The proceeds
be
to
are
...
.
follows:
as
July
on
sell,
due
used
000,000
due
1"
1987,
of
.
.
7
/
.
Mfg.) Ltd.,'class
(reduced)
an
order
authorizing this
company
to
proceeds
of $43,000,000,
188, p. 393.
'
'
.
of
'
V;
;,
which
$39,800,000
•
.
'
>
.
applies
to Utah.
)
Period End. June 30—
•-
——J
Sales
11-15
7 9-20
Earns;
inc.
taxes
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
i___——
before
Income
1
9-
1958—6 Mos.—1957
$10,693,972 $20,203,795 $21,081,261
metallic
9-15
20,716
taxes
-
.
1,224,608
.
Cr.1,670
350,648
»
636,250
165,627
ized
rubber
produced
r
1,418,356
.
$588,358
$185,021
$0.04
$0.94
$0.29
$1,322,079
$2.10
"7 /
the 628,919 :shares outstanding on June 30, ;1958.—V. 183.
.7
^ • '•r .v," - ■"
I •• ■ v;7;
on
292.
;•
7-31
...
8-30
>8-18
11-29
11-18
' 11- 1-'
10-18
2-l-l9 >vWi
.
This corporation on July 9 announced the formation of a new com¬
pany—Pneumatic Scale (England) Ltd.—specializing in the manufacture
and marketing of a complete range of pneumatic equipment.
The new firm was organized by Pneumatic Scale Corp. Ltd. of Quincy,
Mass.;-' Vickers-Armstrongs
(Engineers) Ltd., and Rockwell Machine
Tool Co. Ltd.
All manufacturing will be done at the Vickers Works.
Sales will be coordinated by
'8-15
9- 2
9-2
.
8c
—V.
141,
$39,944,488
to
7-23
8-12
8-1
•
7-15'
8-15
A .(quar.)44ii—tl2(4c
8-20
9-15
-
$1.25
9-1
9--5~
Mines.
'
/
-
Wallace
conv.
4%
'
4%
Co.
8-27
Earns,
—V.
20c
8-25
8-20.
30c
7-18
8c
8- 5
9-1
10c
8-15
8-
1
.60c
8-15
8-
1
50c
-—_
9-15
8-22
(quar.).
and
Indies
West
Virginia
4(4*0
Western
Western
•Western
Western
Paper—
fquar.)
Lines
10- 1
1-1-59
25c
Canada
&
Breweries,
8-15
Ltd.
$1.12(4
(quar.)
7.
—
per
taxes
1,307,990
1,804,806
1,629,274
$1,201,243
-
$1,695,863
$1,422,420
-
share (on 1,380,351 shs.)
$1.23
.
Whirlpool
Corp,—
^
Bear,
A.
3.
(quar.)
Corp..
preferred
common
(quar.) 2
carbon
in
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
($5
blac&
totaled
1957
30,7 1958, amounted
April
.-.
EFFECT
for
stock
•
Outstanding'
-•
1,000,000 shs.
par
Whipple «te Co.._j«- ,1.5
Stearns & Co.__:
>
2.5
Becker
&
Blair
&
S.
R.
Co.
Inc.—.
Co:,
*758,922 shst.
options.
.
.
.
-
.>
First
Moore,
Boston
1.5
1.5
•
Reinholdt
1.5
Inc.
,
7,
.
Reynolds
The
•
,
&
Gardner—:—
<fc
&
Co.,. Inc.-
1.5
1.5
2.5
Robinson-Iluniphrey
)
'
4.0
Co.,
F.
Inc.
Rothschild &
1.5
L.
4.0
Corp
Peabody
1.5
Co.
Shields
&
1.5
2.5
Co
..7
Co
2.3
Singer, Deane & Scripner—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
7 Wertheim & Co.
1.5
Co.—
Co.—7_ { 4.0
W. C. Langley & Co.——2.5
—v. 188, p. 190.
7.7;
Kidder,
Newbold'S Son' &
•Newbard," Cook & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
First of Michigan Corp.1.5
Gerstley,, Sunstein
2.5
Lynch—
Leonard
H.
W.
1.5
Stone
&
2.5'
4.0
Inc. '
"
—4.0
Co.,
Elklns, Morris, Stokes &; Co.
The
Corp.—77.—
Brothers
Mason-Hagan,
Model, Roland
1.5
Inc
DilHon, Union
Securities & Co
;
Higginson
Lehman
2.5
Sherrerd
Dickson-&
Lee
.
-
L'; 1.5
Co
<fc
Simmons—1.5
&
Eastman
<Sa
July 23 of 200,000 shares of common
per share through Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co. and Laurence
M. Marks & Co. was quickly completed and subscription
books closed. For details, see V. 188, p. 393.
Western
See
on
Printing & Lithographing Co.—To Expand—
Babcock
Wilcox
&
White,
World Publishing Go.—Sales
six
Months
Ended
Profit
Weld & Co
1.5
1958
"
$4,115,515
1.5
4.0
taxes
Federal income
Provision for
1957
.
:
4.0
437,458
225,636
$4,040,69®
532,46®
275,0941
$211,822
$1.44
—
before
7.7—
Show Gain-
30—
June
Net. sales.
$257,37®
•
$1.7®
:
taxes
:
profit to surplus
♦Based on
share
Co
above.—V.
187,
p.
147,521
2.
shares presently
—-
outstandihg.—^-V; 187, p.. 2954.
Young Spring & Wire Corp.
sales
Profit
:
before
—*
-
income
&
Canadian inc. taxes
—V.
.
1,017,460
$428,89®
492,950
220,10A
(est.)
—29,370
of
shares
403,355
389,458
outstanding
common
per
187, p.
$208,78(1
$495,140
profit
Number
1957
'
Not avail.
7
.
for Fed.
Foreign exchange adjustment
Net
1958
$35,936,408
foreign exchange
&
taxes
a
(& Subs.)—Earnings— '
Ended April 30—
Months
Nine
Net
$1.03
Washington Water Power Co.—Stock Sold—The offer¬
8-1
8-15
8-15
.
8- 1
8-
1254.
share-
-
$1.27
1694.
-•
$0.51
•
Jewelry Co., Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1958»
in its 34-year history, and an increase of
the 1957 fiscal year, uceording to
Ben A.
Lipshy, President.
The company became publicly owned in
November, 1957, when the first public offering of its stock was made.
Net income after taxes for.the fiscal year was $2,233,832 equal to
$1.52 a share on the 1,473,908 shares outstanding on March 31 last,
and compared with net income after taxes of $2,254,150 or $1.67 a
This
corporation reported
sales of
$37,029,926,
$1,186,616
over
(he
highest
$35,843,310 in
share on the 1.344,758 shares
.
A
Whitehall Fund Inc.—Assets Reach Record High—
1
t30c
9- 2
7-31
75c
8-15
8-1
v
GIVING
of
sales
net
'
Net
assets
of
this
balanced
fund
of
the
Broad
Street
Group
mutual
funds, reached a record high of $9,015,386 at June 30,
$8,072,964 at the beginning of 1958, it was reported on July
by Francis F. Randolph, Chairman and President.
from
of
up
outstanding 011 March 31, 1957.
1
states from coast to coast and total 102.
Zale stores are located in 21
total of
14,
the largest number to be added in any single year, vet®
.
$1.25
Per
.
10-
1
9-10
pared
25c
9-10
8-29
and
85c
9-10
8-29
of
share
with
$11.33
represented
1958.—V.
value
asset
187,
a
increased
to
$12.04
at
June
30.
This
com¬
at March 31 and $10.79 at the start of the year
gain of 11.6% in value during the first six months
1587.
p.
opened in the fiscal year just closed. Since the beginning of the new
fiscal year 13 more units were added.
Mr. Lipshy explained the drop in net income as resulting from tnfr
expenses Involved in the opening and acquiring of the new stores.
Continuing Mr. Lipshy said: "The company's working capital amounte®
as compared with $16,857,988 at the end of the previous
Contributing* to the improved financial condition was not only
18
*
Tablet & Stationery
distributor
Its
ended
7.7/
7'.;
;
.
months
Smith, Barney & Co
13.25
Goldman, Sachs & Co.^._J_ 13.25
Earnings
$0.87
j
187, p. 2596.
ing to the public
stock at $40.62^2
8-29
.
domestic
company.
four
...
20c
(quar.)____
9-18
the
#
stock
Provision
1956
12-15
'
9-15
.
(quar.)..
Pacific FIR.
5% preferred
4W'o
-
20c
Pulp
preferred
Air
(quar.)
50o
50o
,
Point. Mfg
Sugar Corp.
in
value)^
including 37,425 shares reserved
Zale
-7.-25
7-31
and
exclusive
associated
purchase
Bacon,
8- 6
-
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
West
1957
$20.924,143-$23,507,710 $21,895,171
2.509,233
3,500,669
3,051,694
income
25c
(quar.)
Power
Net
9-30
7
,.
West
-
.
preferred
Water
& CO.
taxes
9-10
Washington Mutual. Investment Fund—
Washington Steel Corp., common
4.80V4
before
Federal
10- 1
1
(quar.)
Witco produces a diversified line of
detergents, metallic stearates and other
stabilizers, polyesters, special*
a
broad line of asphalts
and asphalti»
adjustment
Earnings—
0- 4
$1.12(4
:
Warner & Svasey Co. (quar.)
;
<fc
Co..
common
(quar.);
Washington
Income
8-12
9-18
'
.Walker
Weeden
9-4
9-10
and
1958
»
9-18
62(4c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.).:
*
7
Sales
50c
Co.-
1920,
named below have severally agreed
from the company and the selling stockholders 150,009
and 50,000 shares, respectively, of the common stock of the
company,
each such underwriter agreeing to
purchase the percentage of all sudt»
shares set opposite its name below:
of
Tiernan Inc.—Sales
&
flOc
.
't
Common-
Pictures
8-14
in
UNDERWRITERS—Underwriters
to
Net
Corp.
50c
Ltd.
Pharmaceutical
8-28
shares will
Rockwell Pneumatic Scale Ltd. of London.
America—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) was made on July 22 by Blyth & Co., Ipc., at
$15.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 70 cents
per share. The offering was completed.—V. 188, p. 190.
8-15
10c
is
an
CAPITALIZATION
'■
8-15
9- 3
40c
.
priced
was
150,000
synthetic
$11,761,000.
•
939.
p.
Vitro
8-20
8-14
.
$0,052
(quar.)
'P
9- 2
the
of
Vickers-Armstrongrs Ltd.—Forms New Unit—
-
7-25
,
issuance
from
emulsiflers,; plasticizers,
It
by
Butcher- -&
8-15
8-13
proceeds
chemicals,
compounds.
Blyth
2,740,435
«
•
D.
1 9-15
/
'8-15
.
7 $22,386
;
share 77
per
•Based
9-10
9- 2
earnings
♦Earned
8-29
10- 1
.
Net
8-15
,12-5 ';
The stock
and
salts,
*
$41,962,442
8-22
-9- 5
/
tha
.
William
.
10-1
25c
,
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.).
*
7
-
financing by
new
books closed.
BUSINESS—Founded
Common
pay
Vertol Aircraft Corp.
9-29
10-10
$1.37(4
Co..4quar.)__
Bros.
-
-
and
111.,
Blunt- Ellis
7
WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc
Wagner Electric Corp; (quar.)..
Warner
-
.
costing approximately $3,500,000.
The remainder
involves expansion of Witco's asphalt plant at Lawmiscellaneous improvements at. other plants.
Th«r
company currently operates eight plants in the United States and ona
in
Canada, and an unconsolidated- subsidiary operates a plant h»
England.' _"
'
.
•••• '?• •
*
"V
Co.—Financing Cleared by SEC—
Issued
25
Six Months Ended June 30—
'
,7"
"
at
to
the
aggregate
an
'
'8-19
'
; 12-:1a
25c
(quar.)..
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
.
Up—
1958—52 Weeks—1957
program
renceville,
working
competitive bidding, $20,000,000 Of first mortgage
Part of the net proceeds from the .sale of the bonds
redeem-$15,000,000 principal amount of 5(4%
series
to
and
mainder
—V.
1-1-59
75c
preferred
Warner-Lambert
ap¬
share.
pounds
the
of
share.
per
for
at
1988.
used
interest
8-29
.
7, 87(4c
87 (4c
(quar.)
Amulet
of
be used by Witco for general corporate
purposes.
The company Is
engaged in a $4,000,000 construction and expansion program, of whicf»
the
major
project is
the
construction
in
Chicago
of
a
plithalio
anhydride plant with an annual production capacity of some 20,—
the
of
6c
(quar.)..
shares
8-5-
.
6c
Corp. of America
Vanderbilt Mutual Fund,
Waite
auto¬
.
9-"5
50c
(quar.)
and
be
bonds
,
7t
10-
62(4c-,
Value Lhie Income Fund (from earned inc.)
-
*
•
PROCEEDS—Net
7-81
8- 5
-
-9-30
30c-
-
*' "
7 Vanadium
-
its
investment
an
Sales
1958—4 Weeks—1957
and the
•Earnings per
-
Stores, Inc.—June
150,000 shares represent
at $22.50 per
107.54% of their principal amount plus accrued
bank loans aggregating $4,000,000, and the re¬
will be applied toward Utah's construction
program.
The- construction program of Utah and its two subsidiaries
for the threeryear period 1958 through i960 calls for the expenditure
-10-1
*
•
$1
(quar.)
Cliemical
represent
2596.
p.
subscribed
f;led a letter of notification with the
preferred stock and 20.000. shares of
etc.
SEC
bonds
8-22
8-19
22(4c
7
1,500
class
July 22
on
Utah Power & Light
The
•/ 7-15
8-19
•
20c
s.—441442
Valley Mould A Iron Corp.—
Vlck
with
$47,096,874 $40,493,083 $588,587,014 $513,549,31®
"*Not
8rl5
,
8-15
8-30
r 25c
$1.75
$3.50 convertible
:
manufacturing^
company and 50,000 shares a sale by a number of share¬
holders of part of their Witco holdings. It was over¬
Corporation and
underwriting is involved.
will
$10ci
(quari^
covering
7-11
8-9-
8
Vitamin Corp.
(quar.)_-^.l-i.^=—)
25c
United Stores Corp., $6 conv. pfd. (quar.).
$1.50
Corp.—
• 7*
-'
-
'Viceroy
operating
connection
v
(Continued from page 10)
corporation
capital,
8-15
;
•
The
7-19
8-15
9- 2
•
<
iquar.) ..-.^^_^l__._
Co.
15%
■prelerred at par <$100 per share)
7
7-19
,$1.25
"
;
T7
prior
will
program
Period End. June 28—
'
United Whelan
Insurance
corrected
.
common
7-19,
35c
—
(quar.)
Printing & Lithograph Co., common..preference series A (quar.).
$5.50
presently
facilities in
)
;;
,,
is
In addition to the participation by the threw
organizations, Willys Motors will invest $6,500,and equipment, and a new stock offering t6. ths
Winn-Dixie
Vice-President, will renlace Edward F. Judge, who is
Mr. Judge will continue to serve the company as a consultant.
p. 2273.
■"77
187,
SEC
7-7-19
8-15
,.$1
$1.12(4
'
%■' ■<:'
■
-8-15
92(4c
—
Common
on
the program.
Brasil
foundry
Sales
Universal Securities, Inc., Bismarck, N. D.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
7 "
90c
(reduced)ia___—.
4Va%. preferred./quar,).
$3.50
total of $3,500,000 in
a
chemicals, including
8-29
9- 1
•
Universal
$1.23
Executive
retiring.
9-20
87(40
com.
of
—V.
H-14
.
9-15
„..'V;
■
i..._
^
1
10-1
•
|30c
■-
,
-
*
7-15
Mullaney, President of this corporation, on July 18 announced
appointment of Thomas W. Pettus as President of Scullin Steel
Company Division, effective Aug. 1.
Mr. Pettus, who has been with Scullin for three
years in the capacity
8- 1
". -9- 2
Common
8-15
7-15
James
■
_r
Mquarry_-l.t.^_™-™_:._—.i
Common
1
Universal Marion Corp.—New Scullin Pres. Named—.
7
8-15
8-22
'^Quarterly
-'l7 20c
United New Jersey RR. <Sj Canal (quar.)__a
$2.50
U, 8. Hoffman Machinery Corp;-r%";l . 5% preferred A (quar.).
uZ:—.
62(4c
V. S. Lines Co.,vcomm6n 4quar.>jr^__50c.
*
9-
8-15
8-15
Investment News
-
'
10c
deductible
tax
less
General
-
8-15
.9-10
7 :
.
(quar.)
Co/of Calif,
in TT. 8. funds:
C
8-15
$1.25
62(40
(quar:)
tquar:')..-—.—:
-.'f'.'C.'--
(quar.).
-
8-15
9- 1
"
5%
9-19
8-15
9-
United-Insurance Co. of America
'
and it-was disclosed
—
(
,
V -tPayable
*
U. 8.
11-19
1
1
Income tax.
8-7
7,7
'.' v '
6% class A preferred (quar.)_^—^
—4
$75cUnited Gas Improvement, conn (increased);
55c
4(4-^ preferred tquar.
$1.06(4
;
weight
by
machinery
:public will be made by Willys-Overland do Brasil, Mr. Girard said.
The passenger car basically will be the same vehicle
recently manu¬
factured in the United States by' Willys Motors.
Powered by a six'.cylinder Willys engine, it will be ideally suited for the varying road
conditions found in Brazil.—V. 182, p. 722. -/
.
■
'
10-20
12-
30c
h
funds,
8- 7
9-9
25c
preferred - (quarj
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—~
-
10-
Previous published date was Incorrect.
The
date and/or record date Is indicated here. :
9-10
8-22
.
25c
1——
.
United Engineering & Foundry, com;
.
vehicles
Corporation, the American Overseas Finance Compahy-and -th»
Corporation, that they had agreed t<>
in
-•000
7: '' X Less Jamaica Income tax.
-9-10
9-30
32c
a'
*
8-19
11-1-
Less British
•
9-30
-
' :
,
.
8-22
20c
Stock dividend
>
the
which
Union Terminal Cold Storage-^ •
; t.'.
;4% participating prior preferred' (s-a)—_ ' ;; ; '$2
United Air Lines. Inc. '(quar. I—
>12VaC <
United Corps., Ltd., class A (quar:)——L-J : *38c "
B
of
expanding its operation t»
July 11 by the International
8-11
10c
■
Class
is
8-31
,
7c
_r
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
currently
proximately $22^000.000:
the
Gas System
(Kansas),
preferred; (quar.)...
5%
95%
Brazil.
Brasil
•
8-20
$1.06(4
*
/
which time
at
in
do
9-1
$1.14
preferred
preferred
9-, 2-
25c
4
;; resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
■
—
(increased)—
.Union Electric Co.—
$4
1960,
.
(s-a)
Canadian
AA
Including
international "flnancl&l.
25C
j
'
Corp.—
Corp., Ltd.-r-
preferred
r
In
vehicles,
international. Investment
The
7-23
30c
A
utility
8-20
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Corp.
$3.70
*8-4
25c
■
74
class
the end of 1961.
by
year
1
35c
(quar.)._..___i.___—
$3.50
25c
;
a
■
•
'-7\'i%
.
•
preferred
2
8-14
a
Jeep
9-
.
B08 South La Salle St. Corp.
Union
-
'.s-ai
tPayable
.
9-158-30
'
31(40
;
.
—*
Quarterly
:
:
9-
8d
cars
motive program.
Its plan Tor expansion provides for -an axle .and trans-*"Emission plant, additional large press and
assembly facilities as well as
the necessary passenger car tools and dies.
8-15
9-15
;
7„
7
.
D
9-30
in
Willys-Overland
do
assembly,-; engine and
8-15
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
-
' V
3- 1
.
9-15
<-
.
$1.06(4 "
(N. Y.) (quar.).
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)
^
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (qhar.)
•
7
.
■9-
12^4c
62 (4c
of 20,000
manufacturing
Witco Chemical Co., Inc. — Stock Sold
The first
public offering of securities bf this company was iriade
on July 30
by a,h uiidePwriting group managed jointly
by Smith, Barney & Co. and Coldman, Sachs & Co;. Ther
offering consisted of 200,000 shares of common stock, of
—u——.—1.—...- $1.12(3
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
'Trunkline Gas Co.,
31(4c
is
30c
7Trade Bank & Trust
*
(quar.)_^__
18-29
units
these goals,
invest
:
30c
rate
it
manufactured
Finance
Gar
:
(quar.)
Corp.,
B
be
•meet
10-15
10-10
"
.
.
:
9- 2
25c
(quar.)
common
Town send
..
.
8-15
•
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
umler
(quar.)
the
time
Willys-Overland
Chase
Youngstown Sheet & Tu?;e (quar.—_
~
8-15
"
/
$1
(quar.)—
com.
Corp. (quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.—
Acceptance
..
.
60c
—
Tokheim
4.56%
7-31
!
*
35c
(quar.)
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.-—
Ordinary (final)
!
4.25%
1
1
8-11
8-29
,
1
"
preferred B (quar.)-.
Tower
11-
11-
40.000
will
8-29
7.10-15:
8-15
•
9- 5
9-15
y.y.
(quar.)_,
Title Guarantee & Trust
4(4%
$1.26
to
7-31
ru-1
to
present
•
(quar.)-,
common
7
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores,
4l/z% preferred A
,
SI.25
in
wagons, and its production of these vehicles this year will b«
at the rate of 12,000 units per year.
This figure is expected to increase*
8-15
V
Cars
Passenger
30c
Products,
B
4(4%
1
8-15
9-20
build at
and
the
'
preferred'- (quar.)i-4-44—■—-———
Class
9-15
*
35c
...
.___
'Thrlftimart Inc.—
Class A
Wurlitzer Co.
•
,
9-
Build
\
station
10-15
30c
4
Wj*tex Oil
8-15
25c
1
.
^__i._7_^
8-22
Class
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
7. 20c
Thompson Paper Box Ltd.——13c
,
■
9-
10-31
25c
Monthly
Monthly
•
9-12
7(ac
j? demption on. Aug. 15 at $60'per share
plus
this
dividend),?.
Convertible
to
4%
9-12
9-15
30c
(increased)
1
7
9-1?
—
;
$2.40 conv. pfd. (entire issue ealled for re-
Thompson
.*
1
8-
(initial!
f-Approximatelj'93o>
Wrigley (Win. Jr.) jmonthlyv:
9-12
.
8-
_..7. 90c^
34c
1
V-
9-12-
9-15
8-15
(Gar): Industries—
10-1
>
25c
Oil
Aug. 11
*
8-22
9-30
(quar.)„
Woodley Petroleum Co, (quar.)__^_>..
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)
7
7
Woolworth (F. W.), Ltd. ordinary {interim)
9-12
8-30
42 (4 c
(quar.)
common
Woodall Industries, common
5%
convertible prelerred
--
9-12
9-12
'
10- 1.
$1.29
.
:
(quar.).2.^——
Thatcher Glass Manfuacturing, com. (quar.)
1
)
..
10- 1
.■
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co;
—1
".—
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
'
i'Coinmsm.
ar.)
'.
9-12
9-12
10-1
$1.28;
$1.31(4
____
*
.
Service,
dividend
announcement
Wood Industries
'
~9-12
..
7-24
9c
$1.50
See
9-12
-
10-1
.
5.12%'
.Texas
1.
'$1.25
+quar.
(quar:)-^-—..
5.16fl
T~
10-
-
-
'
8-22
1
—
5.10% .preferred
?
Wood
9-15
7-24
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
5.04'4
preferred
!quar.)
Wltco Chemical
10-
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
5%
7-31"J
.$1.15 ,> 10-1
•.
(1897)
Wisconsin "Public
9-14
<quar.—£—
$1.16
IO- 1
<quar.)
2
$1.1614
10-1
(quar.-)____^
-$1.22-(a10--1
preferred
4:90%
•
I
J.
preferred
8-15
10-
' $1.12 ^
$1.06 &
—__
preferred- < quar.
*
5%
—•
15c
»
To
Inc.
' 7
4&
Willys-Overland do Brasil, an affiliate, will expand its facilities And
begin tooling to build a passenger car at Its automotive manufacturing
plant near Sao Paulo, Brazil, it was announced on July 11 by S. A.
Girard, Willys Vice-President and General Manager. -. '
*" .• *
Willys-Overland expects to begin passenger car production In 1969
9-17
27 (4c
3.60'a
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.
.
l
34 ^ec
*.
Motors,
Brazil Plant—
9-10
9c
9-24
v
35c
$l.02ia
(quar.)_—
4(4.%
4:60to-
I
(quar.)
com.
4-10ta
.55c
v
——
4.56%
*
6%
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
common
Wisconsin Bankshares (quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, com.
-7-24
•
Inc.,
10-
Willys
of Rec.
9-24
$1.31(4
Monthly
7-24
4.16%
common
(quar.)
Holdere
Payable
75c
5(4% preferred (quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly!
0
25c
(quar.>
51A'i
When
Share
w
(quar.)
common
White Stores,
8-
15c
:
Co.,
preferred
8-7
5
9-
Motor
8-7
9-1
'
4.32%
.
Per
,Name of Company
8- 7
9-1
4lV4c
"JL
class A (quar.)„
Electric
9-15
.
$1
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)—
Talon, Inc.,
•
28Lic
(quar.)„
quar.)
<
Holder*
Payable of Ree
White
(quar.)
2nd
When
Share
Co.—
preferred A
~5('2%
Sunshine
!
fur
"
f
..'x Name of Company
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil
(489)
to $19,716,260
year.
working
capital
$1,597,939
to
current
realized
retained
liabilities
from
sale
of
$1,462,500
In
stock but als®
from current earnings.
Ratio of current
is nearly 5 to 1."—V. 186, p. 2523.
assets
The Commercial and Financial
50
BOND PROPOSALS
Pickens County (P. O.
ALABAMA
Carrollton),
Alabama
Bibb Country Board of Education
(P. O. Centreuille), Ala.
Warrant
Sale
issue
An
—
of
.
$100,000 State Gasoline Tax Antic¬
i
Warrant Sale—An issue of $77,- ipation warrants was sold to R.
000 capital outlay school warrants W. Knight & Co., Inc., and Brodwas sold to Hugo Marx & Co., at
nax & Knight, Inc., jointly, as 4s,
a price of par, a net interest cost
at a price of par.
Dated July 1,
of about 2.58%* as follows: 1958.
Due on July 1, 1975 and
$62,000 2Vzs. Due 6n Feb. 1 from 1976. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
»
15,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1, 1969
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
and 1970.
Washington County Board of
Education (P. O. Chatom),
Dated
Feb. 1, 1958.
Interest
Legality approved by White,
F-A.
Bond
Sale-*-The
rants
nat¬
offered
$250,000
rev£nti<e .bbnds
ural^
188, p. 294 -^ were
Federal Housing and
Jul/21—v.
sold to the
Warrant
sold
was
of par.
Due
on
Feb.
from
1
1968
Legality
Bradley,
White,
Rose, of Birming¬
by
All
1, 1958.
1959 to
&
ARIZONA
obligation refunding
to Hendrix &
sold
was
Mayes, Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of
Dated July 1,1958. Due semi¬
annually on Jan. and July 1, 1961
and 1962.
Legality approved by
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
par.
Maricopa County School District
No. 65 (P. O. Phoenix),
Sale—The $97,000
Ariz.
build¬
ing bonds offered July 24—v. 188,
p. 92—were awarded to the Valley
National Bank, of Phoenix.
Bond
of Birmingham.
CALIFORNIA
Limestone County (P. O. Athens),
Bonita Sch.
Dist., Santa Barbara
County, Calif.
Alabama
Warrant
of
Merchants
the
to
inclusive. Interest a FrA*
Arant,
*
issue
Dated Feb.
about 2.48%.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $45,-
■
An
ham.
Jackson, Ala.
OQO general
—
National Bank, of Mobile, as 2V2S,
at a price of 100.11, a basis of
Home Finance Agency, at a price approved
warrants
Sale
$75,000 capital outlay school war¬
Bridgeport, Ala.
-
Alabama
Rose, of
All &
Bradley^ Arant,
Birmingham.
^
Sale
—
An
issue of
Bond
$30,000 school
Sale—The
$150,000 State Gasoline Tax Anti¬ building bonds offered July 28—
cipation warrants was sold to v. 188, p. 191—were awarded to a
George M. Wood & Co., and the group composed of the Bank of
First
National
of Mobile, America National Trust & Sav¬
price of 99.54, ings Association, San
Francisco;
a basis of about 1.90%. Dated May
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
1, 1958.
Due semi-annually on and C. N. White &
Co., at a price
May and Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1962 of
100.03, a'net interest cost of
inclusive.
Legality approved by about
3.76%, as follows:
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
$9,000 5s. Due on Aug. 15 from
of Birmingham.
jointly,
1
'"
as
Bank,
l%s, at
a
'
;
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
■
Marion County (P. O. Hamilton),
,7. 1
Alabama
Warrant
Sale
—\
An
issue
3,000 3%s. Due Aug. 15, 1962.
12,000 3(&s. Due on Aug. 15 from
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
of
$250,000 State Gasoline Tax Anti¬
cipation warrants was sold to a
group composed of Berney Perry
& Co., Inc., Hugo Marx & Co.,
f
.
.
Monday, August 4, 1953
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
-
Chronicle
(490)
6,000 3%s.
Due
on
Aug. 15, 1967
and 1968.
>
Burton School
Ditrict,. Tulare
County, Calif.
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, and
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
George M. Wood & Co., at a price County Clerk, will receive sealed
Of
100.006,
about
a
2.48%,
net interest cost of
as
follows:
bids
at his
2 p.m.
from June 1, 1964 to June 1,
v
I9g5
230,000 2V2S. Due semi-annually
V;
from Deo. 1, 1965 to June 1,
*
1967.
Dated
June
Bond Sale—An issue of $45,000
sold
to
Dated Aug. 5,
5 from
1961
1958. Due
to
1975
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
N. White
Joint
Union
High
School
at
a
price of
special
tax
Hendrix
&
bonds
Mayes,
Berney Perry & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.05,
cost
of
about
was
Inc.,
Inc.,
net
a
2.97%
about 3.37%.
Due
on
Sept. 1
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
First National
City Bank; Bankers
District, San Bernardino and
Trust Co., both of New York; Har¬
Riverside Counties, Calif
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
Bond S a I e
The $1,150,000
cago; Guaranty Trust Co., of New
J*rflding bonds offered July 28—
York; Blyth & Co.; First Boston
188, p. 294—were awarded to a
Corp.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Se¬
group composed of the Bank of
curity-First National Bank of Los
.
Amery;a National Trust & Savings Angeles,
American Trust Co., San
Association, American Trust Co.,
Francisco; California Bank, Los
Francisco, Dean Wit¬
$12,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from ter & Co., John Nuveen & Co., Angeles; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago;
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
83,000 2.90s. Due on June 1 from 6
Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams &
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
New York; Northern Trust Co.,
Stern, Kenower, MarArthur &
The bonds are dated June 1, Co., C. N. White &
Co., and Fred Chicago; Drexel & Co.; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; C. J. Devine &
1958. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ D. Blake &
Co., at a price of
proved by White, Bradley, Arant, 100.02, a net interest cost of about Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith; First National Bank,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
3.51%, as follows:
Portland;
Seattle-First National
$50,000 4s. Due on July 15, 1961.
Marshall County (P. O.
Bank, Seattle; R. W. Pressprich &
1,100,000 2V2S.
Due on July 15
Guntersville), Ala.
Co.; Philadelphia National Bank,
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Warrant Sale
An
issue
Philadelphia; Equitable Securities
of
$359,000 State Gasoline Tax antic¬ Guadalupe Joint Union School Dist. Corporation; Dean Witter & Co.;
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
William R. Starts & Co.; Rey¬
ipation
warrants
was
sold
to
as
follows:
both of San
-
*
—
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., as 3s, at
a price of 99.50, a basis of about
3.06%. Dated June 15, 1958. Due
eral
semi-annually from Dec. 15, 1963
191
to June
composed of Bank of America Na¬
15, 1969 inclusive. Legal¬
ity approved by White, Bradley,
Alftnt, All & Rose, of Birming¬
ham*
Bond Sale
The $120,000 gen¬
obligation school
building
bonds offered July 28—v. 188, p.
—
tional
were
—
awarded
to
a
group
Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, San Francisco; Dean Witter
& Co.; Stone & Youngberg, and
were
First
geles,
as
nolds &
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; First Western Bank
6 Trust Co., San Francisco; Hornblower & Weeks; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.;
Laidlaw
Corp.;
&
Co.; Lee Higginson
John
Nuveen
&
Co.;
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Winston-Salem; R. D. White & Co.
and
Zahner
&
a
SecurityAn¬
Bank, of Lqs
3 (is* at
price of 100.29,
a
basis of about 3.47%.
^
Pleasanton, Calif.
\
^
\
Sale—The $190,000 sewer
bonds offered July 14—v. 187, p.
Bond
2847
awarded to the Bank
were
—
Sav¬
of America National Trust &
Association,
ings
of
San
Fran- '
cisco, as follows:'
"
.
$26,000 5(is. Due
1939 to
on July 15
1963 inclusive.
,
from
.
32,000 2s4s. Due on July 15 frorii
v
1964
to
1967 inclusive.
from
.
„
24,090 3 (is. Due
on July 15
1972 to 1974 inclusive.x
1
'
;
20,000 3s. Due on July 15
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
from
1
8,009'3s. Due on July 15, 1975. •>
80,000 3(is. Due on July 15 from.
1976
to
Dated
1983 inclusive.
July
15,
1958.
'
•
-
\
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
-
Francisco.
School District, Los V
Angeles County; Calif.
Ranchito
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered July 22—v.
188, p. 92—were awarded to Blytfi
& Co., Inc., and Wm. R. Staats
fy'
Co., jointly, as 3^4s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 3.72%.
Sonora Union
High School District,
County, Calif.'
Tuolumne
Bond Sale^—An issue of $795,000
bonds
was
sold
to
tlie;
school
Bank
America
of
National
Trust
& Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco,
follows:
as
'
$275,000 5s. Due
1959
to
to
from'
,:Y;'
July 15, 1969.'
July 15 from;
on
135,000 3(is. Due
1970
-
July 15
on
1968 inclusive.
30,000 4s. Due
on
inclusive.
1973
280,000 3%s. Due on July 15 from
1974 to 1981 inclusive. /V
75,000 2s. Due on July .15,
1983.
and
The
bonds
dated
are
July
Legality
J-J.
Interest
1958.
1j>,
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herr
rington &: Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
V
;
.
Stone
Corral
jy.-
School
District,
Tulare County, Calif.
-V.
V
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed :
bids at his office
in Visalia uritjl.
2 p.m. (PDST) on Aug. 5 for the
purchase of $16,000 school bond's.
Dated Aug. 12, 1958. Due on Aug.
12
Co.
the
to
National
—
from
Colton
& Co.,
net interest cost of about
as follows:
a
awarded
Schoellkopf,
Inc.;
Hutton & Pomeroy,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Stroud
&
Co.;
Trust
Co.
of
Georgia, Atlanta;
$18,000 5s. Due on Aug. 15 from
Wertheim & Co.; Andrews &
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
Wells, Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson &
66,000 3y2s. Due on Aug. 15 from
Co.; BacOn, Whipple & Co.; Wil¬
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
liam Blair & Co.; Coffin & Burr;
36,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 15 from
R. S. Dickson & Co.; Francis X. du
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
Pont & Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
La Vina School District, Madera
& Co.; Gregory & Sons; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Hirsch & Co.; W. E. Hutton
County, Calif.
Bond "Offering—ErmaE. Cheuv- & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Carl
ront, County Clerk, will receive M. Loeb; Rhoades & Co.; W. H:
sealed bids at her office in Made¬ Morton
&
Co.;
National - State
ra until 2 p.m.
(PDST) on Aug.. Bank, Newark;
* 5 for the purchase of $162,000
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.;
school building bonds. Dated Aug. Roosevelt & Cross; L. F. Roths-,
20, 1958. Due on Aug. 20 from child & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal Stone & Youngberg; G. H. Walker1
and interest (F-A) payable at the & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co.; H.
E. Work & Co.; American Secu¬
County Treasurer's • office.
rities Corp., New York; Robert W.
Los Angeles County Sanitation
Baird & Co., Inc.; C. F. Childs &
Districts (P. O, Los Angeles),
Co.; City National Bank & Trust
California
Bond
Offering — J. R. Foster, Co., Kansas City; City National
Bank and Trust Company, Chir
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
cago; Julien Collins & Co.;
rectors, will receive sealed bids
A. G. Edwards & Co.; Ernest &
until 2 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 27
Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; First
for the purchase of $1,500,000 gen¬
Southwest Company; Ginther &
eral
obligation sewer bonds, as
Company; Kalman & Co.; Wm. J.
follows:
Mericka & Co.; Northwestern Na¬
$500,000 District No. 21 bonds. tional Bank; Wm. E. Pollock- &
Dated Oct. 1, 1953.
Due on
Co., Inc.; J. R. Williston & Beane;
Oct. 1 from 1988 to 1993 in¬
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Burns, Corclusive.
bett & Pickard, Inc.;
1,000,000 District No. 22 bonds.
Commerce
Trust
Co., Kansas
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on
City; Dominick & Dominick;
May 1 from 1987 to 1994 in¬ First Cleveland
Corp.;1 Hill Rich¬
clusive.
ards & Co.; The Illinois Company,
Legality approved by O'Mel- Chicago; Kenower, Mac Arthur &
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern; Irving, Lundborg & Co.;
Los Angeles School Districts (P. O.
McDonnell & Co.; Provident Sav¬
Los Angeles), Calif.
ings Bank & Trust Co., Cincin¬
Bond S a 1 e
The $40,000,000
nati;
bonds offered July 29—v. 188, p.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Stein
191—were awarded to a syndicate Bros.
&
Boyce;
Stern,
Frank,
headed by the Bank of America
Meyer & Fox; Taylor & Co.; Third
National Trust & Savings Asso¬ National
Bank
in
Nashville;
ciation, San Francisco, and Chase Thornton,
Mohr
and
Farish;
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
Spencer Trask & Co.; Tripp &
as follows:
Co., Inc.; Robert Winthrop & Co.;
$28,000,000 City High School Dis¬ Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Blunt
trict bonds as 3(is, at a price Ellis & Simmons; Breed & Har¬
of 101.63,
a
basis of about rison, Inc.; Federation Bank &
3.37%. Due on Sept. 1 from Trust Co., New .York;
;
First National Bank, Memphis;
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
First National Bank, Minneapolis;
10,000,000 City School District
National
bonds as 3 (/2S, at a price of First
Bank, St. Paul;
101.62, a basis of about 3.37%. Frantz Hutchinson .& Co.; Lyons
&
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
Shafto; National City Bank,
1983 inclusive.
Cleveland; Seasongood & Maver;
2,000,000 City Junior College Stern, Lauer & Co.; Stubbs, WatDistrict bonds as 3X/2S, at a kins & Lombardo, Inc.; Tilney &
price of 101.60, a basis of Co.; Van Alstyne,: Noel & Co.;
C.
100.01,
3.66%,
—
and
interest
Aug. 5 for the
on
of $52,000 school bonds.
office.
1, 1958. % Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
hospital
office in Visalia until
(PDST)
$20,000 214 s. Due semi-annually purchase
AND NEGOTIATIONS
1962
from
to
1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
School Dist., able at the County Treasurer's
San Joaquin County, Calif.
office.
•
'] \
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
Trona Unified School District, '
building bonds offered July 28—
San Bernardino County, Calif.
v. 188, p. 394 — were awarded to
the
Bank
of
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school"
America National
Trust & Savings Association, of building bonds offered July 284-i
Manteca
Union High
v
.
San Francisco.
-
■
p. 191—were awarded to I
Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles, and Taylor & Co.*'
188,
v.
Newport Beach School District,';
V' Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $795,000 school
building bonds offered July 29—
v. 188, p. 294—were awarded to a
group
composed
cf
California
Bank, Los Angeles, First of Mich¬
igan Corp., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Shearson, Hammill & Co:, and
Weeden
&
Co.,
at a price of
100.27, a net interest cost of about
3.61%,. as follows:
•
the
jointly,
100.10,
3%s,
as
a
basis of
at a price of ?
about 3.74%. v
CONNECTICUT
Darien
Bond
nior
high
July 30
awarded
O. Darien), Conn.
(P.
Sale—The
—
school
v.
to
188,
$3,000,000
bonds
p.
294
se-
,
offered
—
were,
composed of
Corp., Ladenbiirg,
Thalmann
&
Co., Tucker, An¬
$705,000 33/4s. Due on July 15 from thony & R. L,. Day, Cooley & Co.,
and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 2.90s,
1959 to 1980 inclusive.
90,000. 3^s.-Due on July 15 from at a price of 100.26, a basis of
about 2.87%.
')*
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
First
a
group
Boston
,
.
Placentia
Unified
School
Farmingtonr
District,
Orange Countyp Calif,
(P.* O.
Unionville)1,
Connecticut
t
'
'
.
f
Bond Sale—The $1,TOO ,000 school,
Sale— The $200,000 gen¬
^
obligation building bonds of¬ bonds offered July 29—v. 188, p^fered July 22 — v. 188, p. 191 — 294—were awarded to the Ameri-
Bond
eral
-
Volume
188
Number 5765
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Securities Corp., as 2.70s, at a
can
price of 100.169,
2.63%.
Florida
State Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
\
basis of about
a
<
>7 June Revenues Higher
Parkway showed
due March 27. 1959.
dated
The notes
•
.
Monroe
above
Net
(P. O. Bridgeport), Conn.
Town
sealed
./;/••
a
5%
over
was
$85,000
the continued
miles
14,160,491
up-
;
No.
of
;: Since the/ opening of the Turn¬
pike Jan. 26, 1957, the Sunshine
Parkway has been used by
which
have
•V 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. 5,015,228 :. vehicles
traveled
a
total
of
240,412,774
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. ■ Principal
miles.-"
and interest payable at the City
Orlando, Fla.
Trust. Company,in Bridgeport
780,000 junior-senior high.school,
\ Series 2, bonds. Due on Aug.
Due
on
1963
Oct.
State
"
-
l&I
1
from
inclusive.
receive
1, 1958.
agreed
of
Dated Aug.
on Dec. 1 from 1960
inclusive. Principal and
(J-D) payable at a place
interest
between
upon
Education
the
the
and
Board
purchaser.
_
ing
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
of
North Haven. (P. O. North
Connnecticut
1
(
Haven), 188,
295—has
p.
&
Due
Offering—Harry G. WiTown Treasurer, will re¬
)
,
ceive sealed bids at the Connecti¬
GEORGIA
;
; .
$90,000 school
offered July 24
bonds
—v.
Bond Sale—The $475,000 water the Bank of Silvis, as 2s, at a price
and sewerage revenue bonds of* of par.
St., Hartford, until 11:30
toed July 22—v. 188, p.
192— St. Clair County,
a.m. (DST) on Aug. 6 for the pur¬
Community Con¬
chase of $2,750,000 bonds, as fol¬ were awarded to a group com¬
solidated School District No. • 1
lows:
a posed of Blair & Co., Inc.; E. F.
(P. O. St. Clair), III.
Huttorr & Co., and Spencer, Zim¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $85,000
$2,300,000 school bonds.
Due on
merman, Pound & Co., Inc., at a
;
Sept. 15 from 1960 to 1977
3y2%,
3y8%
and
3%%
school
price of 100.14, a net interest cost
inclusive.
bonds was sold to Harry J. Wilson
rijv.'
..
..
J
.The
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
about
x>f
3.54%, as follows:$60,000 3 Vas, Due on June 1 from
Sept.
15 from. 1960 to 1977 inclusive.
on
1959
15,
1967
Bank
&
Trust
.
Cord,
Hartford, until 2
p.m.
1-
;
1981
1958.
Due
-
■
and
Lawrence
>
Goodenough
T.
sealed
that
received
at
Merrill
the Connecticut Bank
a
are
bonds offered
numerical
295 — were
headed by
group
cost
7
Company, Room 504, 750 .follows:
Street,
Hartford, 'until 2 '.$460,000 4s J Due
(EDST):on Aug.
p.m.
for the
5
"
.
Dated Aug. l, 1958. Due on Aug.
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
1
Aug. 1 from
I960: td 1966 inclusive.
630,000 3y4s. Due
1973
DELAWARE
to
Other
Aug. 1 from
on
members
Boettcher
County, Frederica Sch. Dist.
32 (P. O. Frederica), Del. -
the
of
Dated
school
1
Sept 1, 1958. Due
from
1959
bonds.
building
to
1978
on
able
the
at
State
Farmers
of Delaware,
gality
Sept.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
Bank
&
1
'
Peterson, Inc.
sealed
bids
until
10
of
re¬
a.m.
Aug. 26 for the purchase
on
Due
on
the
of
Miami, or at
holder, at the
option of the
Chase Manhattan Bank,
of
New
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, FRASER
Digitized for of New York City.
City.
chase
of
to
sealed
time for the pur¬
1977
school
building
July 28—v. 188, p.
awarded
man
Due
on
&
the
to
Harris
a
group
Trust
of
3.47%,
$1,045,000
260,000 3s.
2,695,000
follows:
3V2S.
1959
from
from
as
Due
Due
3y2s.
on
1967
to
on
Due
1969 to
members
'
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering
Bond
(CDST)
Aug.
011
bids
sealed
receive
Dec.
1
1977 inclusive.
of
18
for
the
purchase
follows:
as
(CDST) on Aug. 8 for the pur¬
chase of $63,000 municipal airport
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1, 1958. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Logansport, Ind.
Sale
Bond
sewage
works
July
the account:
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner
&
Smith;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; Wm. Blair & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
—
to
group
com¬
posed of John Nuveen & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about
4.10%,
from
follows:
4VsS.
Due
1961 to
1991
460,000 4s.
and 1993.
Other
as
Due
on
of
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Merrill
the
Smith;
Hornblower
&
Hughes
Weeks;
&
Co.;
1
v
subject to redemp¬
are
1,
1974, or on any subse¬
interest
payment
date. '
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
quent
able
at
the
Treasurer,
office
of
the
ict iTopeka.
State
Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag,. Thornson* McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
»
>v
;
KENTUCKY
Grayson County (P. O.
Leitchfxeld), Ky.
295
bonds
,
are
awarded to- Bankers
were
.
dated
M.Walsh,
Jr.* County Treasurer* will receive
sealed bids until noon. (EST> on
Bond Sale—The $75,000 munici¬
Aug. 0 for the purchase of $25$>
pal
bridge
construction
bonds 000 temporary loan notes. Dated
offered July 28—v. 188, p. 395—
Aug. 6, 1958. Due on, Nov. 3* 1958.
were awarded to the Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp., as 2V2S, at a
Jackson County (P. O. McKee),
price of 100.35, a basis of about
Shelbyville, Ind.
Townships (P. O.,
Windfall), Ind.
Sale—The $145,000 school
Bond
civil
township bonds offered
v. 188, p. 295 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
July 29
r.
Bond
Wildcat
and
^
y
*.
*
Kentucky ,^
n
Sale—The
building
July 26
Corp., as 3V2S, at a price
of 100.004, a basis of about 3.49%.
of about
3.43%,
10,000 3V4S. Due
Bettendorf, Iowa
Sale
The
The
$175,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered July
29—v. 188, p. 395—were awarded
to
the White-Phillips
Co., Inc.,
and Vieth, Duncan & Wood, joint¬
ly, as 3%s, and 4s.
—
Keokuk, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
$122,000
bonds was
improvement
Carlton
the
to
Beh
D.
includes1
Co.
general
special
Sale—The
National
of
Bank
price of
a
par,
1958.
to
Aug. 1, 1965
on
Aug. 1, 1967
t
•
bonds
Due
1968
dated
are
on
Aug. I
inclusive.
Aug ir
frony 1959
Callable
as
of
Aug. 1, 1963. Principal and inter-est (F-A) payable at the Jackson
County Bank, McKee. * Legality
approved by Wyatt, Grafton &
Grafton, of Louisville.
Marshall
County
(P. O.
Kentucky
Benton)t
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
net in¬
when originally
offered
July 23—v. 188, p. 295.
on
Montgomery County (P. O.
Mount Sterling)% Ky.
Rockwell
a
The above bonds were
—
sold
not
Sale—The
Bond
$350,000 court
July
21
188, p. 192—were awarded to
$15,000 1.90s. Due on Nov. 1 from J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son, and Alra1959 to 1963 inclusive.
stedt Bros., jointly, as follows: •
15,000 2.30s. Due On Nov. 1 from
$84,000 3%s. Due on Dee. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
terest cost of about
2.19%,
as
fol¬
house
lows:
bonds
offered
—v.
Van
Meter
Community Sch. Dist.,
offered
bonds
awarded
Inc.
1965
$34,000 school
July
28
were
White-Phillips Co.,
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
1
sive.
to
inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1968
inclusive.
1970 to
44,000
3s.
1959
to
Due
on
Dec.
1,
1977,
1978.
and
inclu¬
1976 inclusive.
Legality approved by Ban¬
from
1965
1964
17,000 21/2S. Due on Dec. 1, 1969
140,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
Dated
to
65,000 2V4s.
Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Winfield, Iowa
Bond
Sale—The
Olive Hill,
Bond
the
Fanners
Wir.field,
as
National
2M»s.
Offering
—
Ky.
A. LeMaster*
will receive sealed
(EST) on Aug. 5
purchase of $210,000 nat¬
Clerk,
bids until 7 p.m.
$11,500
street
improvement bonds offered July
14—v. 188, p. 192—were awarded
to
*
ceived until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
15
for
the
purchase of $36,000 -
Note
swim¬
$30,000
ming pool bonds offered July 28
—v. 188, p. 395—were awarded to
City, at
on
school building revenue bonds.
Rochwell, Iowa
Bond
Aug. 1, from
.
and 1968.
Bond
on
*
j
1959 to 1964 inclusive:
12,000 3V>s. Due
IOWA
the
follows:
as
$28*000 3%s. Due
and 1966.
sold
offered
awarded to Merrill
Lynch* Pierce, Fenner & Smith at
a price of par, a net interest cost
& Share
street
$50,000 school
bonds
revenue
were
—
group:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Raffensperger,
Aug.
City
of
Aug
on
Aug. 1, :Bond Co.,
Inc.* and Steim Bros. &
Principal and interest (J-J)
Boyce, jointly, as 3s,
payable at the Madison Bank &
Trust Co., Madison. Legality ap¬
Hampden County (J*. O.
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Springfield)> Mass.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Note Offering—Daniel
A. C.
Allyn & Co.; City Securities
Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
bonds.. Due
from 1960 to 19791 inclusive.
1958.
r
members
(v
Dated Aug. 1, 1959. The bonds
of each issue due in- 1975 and
City.
Nov.
Jan. 1, 1992
.
-
1960
The
295—
p.
.
.
street improve¬
Bond Sale—The $75,000 hospital
annually from Jan. 1,
bonds offered July 29—v. 188,, p.
to Jan. 1, 1970 inclusive.
semi
bonds of¬
188,
a
.
A
inclusive.
general
ment
1959
The $4,150,000
revenue
29—v.
awarded
1979
26,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
L.
p.m.
inclusive.,
2O0;OO0
sive.
$111,000
and
$11,000
assessment obligations.
2
1979
School Township bonds.
semi-annually from Jan.
1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
obligation
until
1
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
on
Due
Total
Margery
—
sewer
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
$26,000
Smith, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
$3,690,000
Dec. 1, 1968.
on
Trustee,
LaPorte, Ind.
i
a.m»
trafficway* street and
Indian¬ thereafter
receive
Dec. 1 from
Principal
INDIANA
Savings Bank, Chicago, at a price
100.004, a net interest cost of
by
Ross,; Mc¬
will
inclusive.
(J-D) payable in Chi¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
cago.
were
Other
same
receive
$450,000 sanitary sewer
obligation bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1958.
fered
.
will
and interest
&
about
interest
any
Sale—The $4,000,000 gen¬
192—were
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
also
obligation
headed
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
Bank,
official
improvement
-
ILLINOIS
bonds offered
inclusive.
National
Bond
eral
$1,300,000 special county build¬
ing certificates.
Dated
Aug. 1,
York
July 29—v. 188, p. 192—
to Richards, Mer¬
by Reed, Hoyt,
Cook County, Twp. High Sch. Dist.
McCarthy, of NewNo. 207 (P. O. Des Plaines), III.
&
of
1963
bonds
awarded
&
-
Leatherman, Clerk of Board
County Commissioners, will
1958.
revenue
the
of
(P. O. Miami), Fla.
Certificate Offering — E. B.
(EST)
rill
sewer
in Dover, Le¬
County
ceive
offered
were
pay¬
FLORIDA
.
and
approved
Washburn
York City.
Dude
water
on
Chicago.
1960
group:
—
$100,000
order,
payable in Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
general
inclusive.
1978
by
Miller,, of
Offering—Harry R. Eades*
paying date on or after May 1*
1970. Principal and interest (M-N)
bids at the
from
Co., Taylor & Co.,
No,
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.,
-Wm.. R. Staats 8c Co., Bramhall &
Bond Offering — Benjamin O.
Stein, Juran & Moody, Inc., and
Matlack, Chairman of Board of
School
Trustees,
will
receive Southwick-Campbell & Co.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
Marsing, Idaho
on
Aug. 7 for-the purchase of
Bond Sale
The $93,000 joint
Kent
and
1971
callable, in inverse
Additional Offering—The above
on
510,000* 3s.- Due on Aug. 1
1
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
purchase of $755,000 school bonds.
May 1 from 1962 to 1997
Bonds due in
Fenner &
price of 100.02, a net
,of about* 3.26%, as
a
and < sewerage
bonds. Dated May 1, 1958.
on
1ft
tion in inverse numerical order oh
Bond
p.m.
thereafter
p.
&
Township
(CDST) 011
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $900,-
& Trust
Main.
7:30
inclusive,
Lynch, Pierce,
interest
:
188,
v.
to
Smith, at
be
until
$1,600,000 water
revenue
—
awarded
an¬
will
bids
sewer
July 29
i:'.
approved
Ice
Offering—Mary P. Plahm, 3.42%.
revenue
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Bond Off ering—Town Treasurer
nounces
bids
until
75,000 park improvement bonds,
-Due on Aug 1 from 1960 to
and
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
000- waterworks
IDAHO
Bond Sale—The
June
on
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Due
.
Winchester, Conn.
Worth, III.
Bond
June 1 from
on
1984
.7:
.
1959
from
;
June 1 from
on
to 1988 inclusive.
1985
v
(EDST) on 7
Aug. 1
on
inclusive.
1981
Due
Legality approved
Trauernicht, of St.
&
inclusive.^
1980
to
J-D.
Louis.
-80,000 33As^ Due on June 1 from
Com¬
Aug..44 for the purchase of $575;000 sewer bonds.
Dated Aug .1*
to
Due
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
June 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
by Charles
p.m.
Shelby Townships (P. O. R. R. 1,
Madison), Ind.
'
Room. 504, 750 Main Street,-
pany,
to
& Co.
^ Interest
from
1
June
inclusive.
1970
80,000 3.60s.
that
announces
scaled bids will be received at the
Connecticut
to
1971
Offering—City Treasurer
Roger F. Paulhus
inclusive.
on
195,000 3y2s.
,Willimantic, Conn.
Bond
1966
Due
to
60,000 3s.
1953.
F.
re¬
apolis.
cut' Bank & Trust Co.; Room 504,'
750 Main
450,000 road bonds. Due
bids
boulevard improvem't bonds.
on
Legality
295—were awarded to
p.
2
of
semi-annually
Sale—The
building
188,
Savannah, Ga.'
*
.
until
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Valley), III.
Bond
Richard
—
bids
$52,000 bonds,
Ogle County Community High Sch.
District No. 213 (P. O. Stillman
postponed.
been
T.
re¬
—
general
on
Due
Aug. 12 for the pur¬
$1,134,000 Advancement
Fund bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
chase
;
.
Bond
berg,
airport revenue
for July 30—v.
$800,000
scheduled
bonds
Offering
sealed
(CDST)
Due
1973
to
Due
1
-
sealed
Legality approved by Charles
Offering Postponed—The offer¬ Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Bond
ceive
bids
until
8
p.m. * (CDST)
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $140,000
school building bonds.
$2,700,000-
1,900,000
Kleiser, County Auditor, will
wards, Secretary of the Board of
will
sealed
George
Clerk, will
City
1979 inclusive.
St. Joseph County (P. O.
South Bend), Ind.
(P.
Education,
Offering
(CST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase
of
$4,875,000 general obligation
the bonds, as follows:
of
about 2.84%.
O. Creston), III. "
Bond Offering — Clara E. Ed¬
,
travel-.
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
&
Community Consol. Sch. Dist.
,
1 from
Lewis
Ogle,- Lee and DeKalb Counties
of
,
rolled
Benjamin
60,000 2.40s. Due on Oct. 1 from
4964: to 1966 inclusive.
;
showed
.
$720,000 junior-senior high school,
Series 1,. bonds. Due on Aug.
2s.
1959 to
:
commercial
traffic
a
gain of 20.8%
over the previous month.
During June the Turnpike was
used
by- 240,313 vehicles which
<;■
:to"
ceive
issue
p. 395 — were awarded to
Northern Trust Co.* Chicago, as 3s,
at a price of 101.64, a basis of
offered
192—were
p.
Sale—The
follows:
as
the
ago./
year
occurrence
increase
-which
961 Main Street, Bridgeport,
noon
(EDST) on Aug. 5 tor
the purchase of $1,500,000 bonds,
follows:
of
bonds
188,
Bond
$330,000 bonds offered July 28—v. 188,
$145,000 Work¬
Fund
KANSAS
Co.
Muncie, Ind.
Bond
Kaneville), III.
22—v.
awarded
i The most gratifying and signifi¬
cant
pany,
until
as.
month
same
*'
Offering—George Hudak,
Treasurer, ; will r receive
bids c o City Trust Com*
Cash
July
$246,534.50 which
increase
an
Com¬
51
Kansas City, Kansas
Groneman*
Counties
Bond Sale—The
ing
previous month and
Co.,
above the 1957 period.;
revenue was
was
O.
Wm. J. Mericka &
and
andDeKalb
(P.
the
$2,662.13
&
■
munity Unit School District No. 302
B. Manuel, Chairman of
Authority.^,
! Last month the Turnpike grossed
$347,292.40 which was $16,311.18
Bond
-
year ago,
report released by
a
the
,WV
,
a
Kane
Thomas
are
Berry
slight increase
a
month
same
according to
Sept. 9. 1958 and approved
Jo legality by Day,
Howard, of Hartford.
as
the
over
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until Aug. 12 for the purchase of
$3,230,000 notes,'.including $3,000>000 due June 9, 1959 and $230*000
Wilson & Co.
the Sunshine State
gross income of
Hartford Redevelopment Agency
Connecticut
*rV°"'
Note Offering—Solomon Eisner^
Co.; Nongard, Showers & Murray, Wm. -Blair & Co.; Braun, BosInc.; H. C. Speer & Sons Co.; worth & Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson
Ballman & Main, and
Harry J. & Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
June
—
(491)
Bank of
for
the
system revenue bonds.
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1990 inclusive. Call¬
ural
gas
Dated
able
as
of Aug
1, 1968.
Principal
"
Financial
The Commercial and
52
.
4, 1958
Monday, August
.
.
(492)
■■■■■■."-;y
/
and interest
the
(F-A) payable at
Louisiana
Olive Hill. Legality
Peoples Bank,
announces
man
Ky.
Offering—Gay Esterling,
Bond
Clerk, \^ill receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $245,©00
water
and
sewer
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
on July 1
from 1961 to 1993 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
City
bids
(J-J) payable at the Citizens FiLegality approved by
to be used for
of
acquiring,
equipping air¬
ports and landing fields.
the
LOUISIANA
Certificate
Dated Oct.
until
bids
sealed
2
Old Town, Me.
(CST) on Aug. 12 for the purchase
$90,000 certificates of indebtedticss.
Due from 1960 to 1968 incl.
Bond Offering—John P.
Bond
6
(P. O. Benton), La.
Offering
for
improvement
public
bonds. Dated Aug.
$250,000
of
purchase
the
permanent
T. L. Rodes,
—
Bibber,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug.
Dist.
Parish Consol. Sch.
No. 27
F-A.
MAINE
p.m.
of
Bossier
1, 1958. Interest
Moseley, of Baton Rouge.
Calhoun, Secretary-Treasurer of
the Parish Police Jury, will re¬
ceive
and
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, and Benton &
(P. O. Benton), La.
Offering — Ida H.
3ossier Parish
purpose
building
Chicago.
Chapman & Cutler, of
bonds
1,000,000
of
1, 1958. Due on
Dec. 1 from 3958 to 1982
Board,
Aug. 21 for
the 'purchase of $300,000 school
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1978 in¬
(CStf)
on
clusive.
.
notes.
as
gality
body,
1, 1959. Principal and inter¬
payable at a place to be agreed
upon with the purchaser.
est
Offering
Note
—
Keith
approved 'by'Baton, PeaBradford & Veague,
of
Bond Offering
Bay
Sale—The $995,000
Bond
Offering—Philip Grieves,
Education,
until 8
p.m. (EST) on Aug. 7 for the pur¬
chase
of
$25,000
school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958. Due on July 1
school from 1959 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
of Board of
bids
sealed
receive
will
bonds offered July 29—
v.
188,
a
group
p.
clusive.
mium of
The
1958.
able
bonds
dated
are
Aug.
Bank of Boston.
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
■
■
y!'-
v
^ ff°ldwater, Mich. : *
Note Offering—i^urdette Harris,
Niles, Mich.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
-
$115,000 special
paving bonds offered
assessment
sealed July 28
(EST) on Aug.
4 for the purchase of $60,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated July 21,
1958. Due on Nov. 20, 1958.
bids until 10 a.m.
Mass.
c
>
Bond Sale—^The
:
Legality approved
Hanover,
$2.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at the Merchants
National
MARYLAND
Levi Ramsey,
—
and
building
Rugg, of Boston.
Farmerville, La.
Bond
Secretary
Counties, Fourth
Class School District No. 1 (P. O.
Standish), Mich.
Arenac
Saranac),
(P. O. R. R. 2,
Michigan
1
due in
1969 and thereafter are
296—were awarded to callable, in inverse numerical or¬
composed
of Halsey, der, on and after July 1, 1968.
Stuart & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., and able at a bank or trust company
(M-S) payable at the above-men¬ Chas. A. Parcells & Co., at a price designated by the purchaser.
tioned bank. Notes certified as to of
100.007,
a
net
interest cost
Madison School District No. 2
genuineness by the Massachusetts of about 3.70%, as follows:
Director of Accounts, Department
(P. O. 3498 Treat Highway, ,
$75,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
of Corporation and Taxation:
Route 1, Adrian),_ Mich.
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
Note Offering—Ernest E. Pate,
320,000 3*/2S. Due on July 1 from
Hamilton, Mass.
Secretary of Board of Education,
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
B o n d Offering — Everett F.
will receive sealed bids until 8
600,000 33/4s. Due on July 1 from
Haley, Town Treasurer, will re¬
p.m.: (EST) on Aug: 11 for the
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
ceive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m.
purchase of $50,000 tax anticipa¬
(DST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase
Clarkston Community Sch. Dist.,
tion notes.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
of $500,000 bonds, as follows:
Due on April 1, 1959.
Michigan
Principal
$300,000 Hamilton School project
Note Sale—The $125,000 tax an¬ and interest payable at a bank or
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
ticipation notes offered July 23— trust company designated by the
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
v.
188, p. 296 — were awarded to purchaser. Legality approved by
200,000 school bonds.
Due on
the Community National Bank, of Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
: ■... ;,
Clarkston, at 1.50%, plus a pre-, of Dptyoit.
Bangor.
"
No.
District
Township School
Keene
anticipation
tax
$95,000
Dated Aug. 1, 1958. Due on
Dec.
Groton, Mass.
Principal and interest payable at
the Merrill Trust Co., Bangor. Le¬
of the? Parish School
will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m.
chase
Inc.,
inclusive.
Secretary
of
2.10s, at a
100.14, a basis of about
Hill,
Scott,
will
be
received
until
10
a.m.
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
(CST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase sealed bids at the First National
of $1,100,000 public improvement
Bank of Boston, Municipal Divi¬
bonds, as follows:
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
a.m. (DST) on Aug. 7 for the pur¬
$100,000 bonds to be used for the
chase of $75,000 school addition
purpose of acquiring sites and
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due
erecting a building to be used notes.
for auditorium and other par¬ on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
ish purposes.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Louisville.
delity Bank & Trust Company,
—
&
ness
price of
2.05%.
Parish Police Jury
Louisville.
West Liberty,
Secretary of
Marion Fogelthat sealed bids
Offering
Bond
Rubin, of
approved by Joseph R.
'■
Rapides Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
v.
—
awarded
to
188, p. 396 — were
McDonald-Moore &
Co., and Berrien
jointly.
Securities
Co.,
Bond Offering—Earl F. Shep¬
Bedford Township (P. O. 15145
Beech Road, Detroit 39), Mich.
$5,500,000 bonds herd, Town Treasurer, will receive
Dearborn School District, Mich.
sealed bids at the Second BankBond Offering—Margaret Peo¬
offered July 29—v. 188, p. 296—
Bond Sale—The $4,950,000 school
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $521,State Street Trust Co., Municipal
were
awarded to a group headed
ples, Township Clerk, will receive
€00 bonds, as follows:
Dept., Ill Franklin St., Boston, building bonds offered July 30— sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
by the First National City Bank
until 11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 6 for v. 188, p. 296—were awarded to a
$90,000 sewer system bonds. Due of New
on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of
York, at a price of 100.09,
on May
by the First Na¬
1 from 1959 to 1978
the purchase of $1,300,000 school group headed
a net interest cost of about 3.04%,
$103,000 special assessment sewer
tional Bank of Chicago, at a price
inclusive.
project bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
as follows:
©8,000 refunding water and sewer
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 of 100.05, a net interest cost of
on April
1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
electric light bonds: inclusive. Principal and interest about 3.15%, as follows:
revenue bonds.
Due on May 1 $5,300,000
clusive.
Bonds due in 1966 and
$1,540,000 5s, due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
payable at the above-mentioned $845,000 31/2S. Due on Oct. 1 from thereafter are callable as of April
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive;
Callable as of May 1, 1968.
bank. Legality approved by Ropes,
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
1, 1960. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
$710,000 2%s, due on Aug. 1
363,000 refunding water and
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
2,360,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive;
sewer revenue bonds. Due on
Boston.
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
$1,250,000 3s, due on Aug. 1
May 1 from 1970 to 1988 in¬
970,000 3Mjs. Due on Oct, 1 from
from
1972 to 1976 inclusive;
Norwood, Mass.
clusive. Callable as of May 1,
Roseville, Mich.
.
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 water
$1,540,000 3.10s, due on Aug. 1
1968.
Bond Sale—An issue of $54,000
350,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1, 1974.
from 1977 to 1982 inclusive,
and electric bonds offered July 29
"The bonds
are
dalod May 1,
425,000 21/2S. Due on Oct. 1, 1975. special assessment bonds was sold
'and $250,000 0.25s, due Aug. —v.
188, p. 396 — were awarded
1958. Separate bids must be made
Other members of the group: J. to Kenower, MacArthur & Com¬
1, 1983.
to
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
for each issue. The Housing and
pany.
P. Morgan & Co., Inc.; Chemical
200,000 municipal airport bonds: Corp., and F. Brittain Kennedy &
Home Finance Agency has agreed
Bank,
of New Sault Ste Marie Sch. Dist., Mich.
$100,000 5s, due Aug. 1 from Co., jointly, as 2.60s, at a price of Corn Exchange
to
purchase the $.90,000 sewer
York;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
1959 to 1968 inclusive; $30,000
100.44, a basis of about 2.53%.
Note Sale — The $150,000 tax
system bonds to bear 3%% inter¬
Philadelphia
National
Bank, of
2%s, due on Aug. 1 from 1969
est and the two issues of refund¬
anticipation notes offered July 28
Stoughton, Mass
to 1971 inclusive; $50,000 3s,
Philadelphia; Marine Trust Com¬
—v.
183, p. 296—were awarded
ing
water
and sewer
revenue
Note
Offering
Frederick J.
due 011 Aug. 1 from 1972 to
pany of Western New York, Buf¬
to McDonald-Moore & Co.
bonds as 4%s. Legality of bonds
1976
inclusive; and
$20,000 Vanston, Town Treasurer, will re¬ falo; Dean, Witter & Co.; Wood,
approved by McDonald & Ruchceive
sealed
bids
until
4
p.m.
Sheridan, Mich.
Struthers
&
Co., and Kenower,
3.10s, due on Aug. 1, 1977 and
leV, of Metairie.
(DST) on Aug. 8 for the purchase MacArthur & Co.
1978.
Bond
Sale—The $35,000 water
of $80,000 water standpipe notes.
Logansport, La.
supply system revenue bonds of¬
Other members of the account:
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. Garden City School District, Mich.
fered July 28 — v. 188, p. 296 —
Bond
Offering — Mrs.
Ellen Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown &
1
from
1959
to
1973
inclusive.
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000 were awarded to McDonald-Moore
Campbell, Town Clerk, will re¬ Sons; Mercantile-Safe Deposit &
Principal and interest payable at tax anticipation notes was sold to &
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
Trust Co., of Baltimore; Northern
Co., at a price of 100.29, a net
p.m.
the Merchants National Bank of
the National Bank, of Detroit, at interest cost of about 4.13%, as
(CST) on Aug. 28 for the purchase Trust Co., of Chicago; Kidder,
Boston. Notes certified as to gen¬ a
price of 1.45%, plus a premium follows:
of $215,000 bonds, as follows:
Peabody & Co.; Goldman, Sachs uineness
by
the
Massachusetts of $11.50.
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen$10,000 3y4s.
Due on March 1
$125,000
water
works
revenue
Director of Accounts, Department
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from ner & Smith; Baker, Watts & Co.; of
Grant Public Schools, Mich.
Corporation and Taxation.
John C. Legg & Co.; Roosevelt &
1960 to 1983 inclusive.
25,000 4V4S.
Due on March 1
Bond Offering — Max E. Saur,
Westfield, Mass.
from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.
90,000 public improvement bonds. Cross, and Stein 6ros. & Boyce.
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bond Sale—The school addition
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to
Washington County (P. O.
will receive sealed bids until 8
Stambaugh, Mich.
and
remodeling
bonds
totaling
1983 inclusive.
Hagerstown), Md.
Bond Sale—The sewage disposal
$220,000 offered July 22—v. 188, p.m. (EST) on Aug. 4 for the pur¬
.The bonds are dated Oct. 1,
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 school
chase
of $80,000 school
general and water general obligation
p. 296—were awarded to the First
1958. One bid must be made for
construction bonds offered
July Boston Corporation, as 2V2S, at a obligation bonds. Dated July 1, bonds
totaling
$100,000 offered
both issues. Legality approved by
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
29—v. 188, p. 296—were awarded
July 23 — v. 188, p. 296 — were
price of 100.22; a basis of about
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New to a syndicate headed by the
1985 inclusive. Callable on July 1, awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur
Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Town
until
bids
Hagerstown, Md.
Bond Sale—The
—
'
2.47%.
Orleans.
City, at
Opelousas, La.
Bond Sale—The
.end
electric
fered
were
July
$2,350,000 water
bonds
revenue
29—v.
awarded
to
187,
a
p.
group
of¬
2848—
headed
t>y A.'C;* Allyn & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 4.02%, as follows:
$168,000 3V2S. Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1967
inclusive.
353,000 4s.
Due
on
1968
1972
inclusive.
I960
to
to
541,000 4.10s. Due
on
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
\
704,000 3.70s. Due
1979
on
Sept. 1 from
to
1984
inclusive.
584,000 4s.
Due
on
*
1985
1966.
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
to
1988
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Uewman, Brown & Co., Inc.; How¬
ard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs &
Co.; Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo,
Inc.; Nusloch, Baudean & Smith;
3MfulIaney, Wells & Co.; J. M. Dain
Af Co., Inc.; E. Ray Allen & Co.,
Inc.; M. B. Vick & Co.; Dane &
Co., .and Schweickhardt & Co.
a
interest
cost
price of
of
100.07,
about
a
2.91%,
as
follows:
$750,000 2.70s. Due
1959
on
Aug. 1 from
to
1968
inclusive.
750,000 3s.
Due
on
1969
1978
inclusive.
to
Aug.
Morgan & Co. Inc.; Harris Trust
and Savings Bank; Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler; Equitable Securities
Corporation; Trust Company of
Georgia.
City National Bank & Trust
Kansas
City,
Mo.;
Wood,
Struthers & Co.; Schmidt, Roberts
&
Parke;
Bank of
National
The
Peoples
National
Charlottesville, Va.; Third
Bank in Nashville, and
The
$475,000 offstreet parking, school and water
bonds offered July 29—v. 188, p.
396—were
—
awarded
to
Salomon
&
Hutzler, and Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., jointly, as 2.80s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
2.72%.
Worcester
Sale
A
0.537%
—
on
Sale—The
396—were
awarded
.
1959.
Dated Aug.
Nov. 14, 1958.
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
City
rell,
—
will
to
Hark-
11
Aug.
for
water
$285,000
supply
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
bonds.
Due
approved
pur¬
nated
or
trust
payable at
company
desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Mich.
Hallett,
receive
will
Clerk,
(EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$98,000
improvement
Aug. 7 for the purchase of
assessment
Dated
1958.
1,
June
Due
March 1 from 1959 to 1962 in¬
Principal
clusive.
and
interest
(M-S) payable at a bank 01* trust
designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
company
chaser.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
of Detroit.
.
.
Stone,
\
MINNESOTA
Bagley lndep. School District,
No. 156, Minn.
tion, in inverse numerical order,
on
or
after July 1, 1968. Princi¬
bank
Lake Road,
Offering—Frank
Township
subject to redemp¬
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
Aug. 5 for the
Bond
July 1 from 1959 to 1975
Bonds due in 1969 and
on
thereafter are
&
Bloomfield Township (P. O.
inclusive.
a
on
of
system
revenue
pal and interest (J-J)
(EST)
(EST)
the purchase
Eva,
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Cat-
McDonald-Moore
Orchard Lake),
on
G.
and
4460 Orchard
special
Fred
Alpena School District, Mich.
$150,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 188,
p.
(EST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $125,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated July 28,
Note Offering—Florence H.
Chelsea, Mass.
West
Howard F.
bids until 8 p.m.
Due Jan. 28,
Co.,
Co., jointly, as 312s.
bonds.
MICHIGAN
Bond
—
Chanter, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
group
discount.
4, 1958 and due
(P O.
Howell, Mich.
composed
of
the
Boston
Safe
Deposit &
Trust Co.; Worcester County Trust
Co., Worcester, and the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos¬
ton, purchased on July 31 an issue
of $600,000 tax anticipation notes
at
&
Offering
Note
Worcester), Mass.
Note
J-J.
Holly Area School District
Holly), Mich.
1958.
County (P. O.
J. C. Wheat & Co.
MASSACHUSETTS
Interest
Wohurn, Mass.
Sale
Bond
Bros.
1 from
Other members of the syndicate:
Bankers
Trust
Company; J. P.
Co.,
'
net
Bond Sale—The
$140,000 school
building bonds offered July
v.
188
group
Moody,
p.
23—
93—were awarded to a
composed of Juran &
Inc.; Kalman & Co., and
Volume
188
Number
5765
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
E. J. Prescott &
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
3.37%, as follows:
par,
120,000
$30,000 2^s.
1961
35,000
Due
1965
to
3s;
1966
1
Aug.
on
15,000 3.30s.
and
Due
on
Aug. 1, 1970
on
$1,400,000 im¬
296—were awarded to
group
& Hopwood,
est
cost
about
of
4.31%,
'
440,000 4s.
1968
Due
to
1972 to
1 from
Feb. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
members
of
will
receive
(CST) on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $600,000
inclusive.
on
City
tier,
the
group:
Allison-Williams Co., Inc.; Barcus,
Kindred & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Juran
& Moody, Inc.; Kalman &
Co.; Northwestern National Bank,
of Minneapolis; B»/J. Van Ingen
&
Co.; E. J. Prescott & Co.; M. B.
Vick & Co.; Allan Blair & Co.;
lVIannheimer
Egan
ShauInc.;
ghnessy & Co.; Harold E. Wood &
Co., and Caldwell-Phillips Co. Inc.
-
Dated
1
Minn.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $520,000 general obligation
bonds
originally
scheduled
for
Aug. 4—v. 188, p. 398—has been
postponed until Aug. 11.
Sept. 1, 1958. Due
from
1959
Bond Offering—William
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
13
for
the purchase of
$30,000
water
1,
1958.
1960
bonds.
works
Due
1969
to
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
1
the
successful
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
1Minneapolis, Minn.
Certificate
Sale
An
—
issue
of
$2,000,000 certificates of indebted¬
ness
awarded
was
on
composed
group
of
July 30 to a
the North¬
western National
•
Bank; First Na¬
tional
Bank;
Midland
National
Bank, all of Minneapolis, and First
National Bank of St. Paul, at 2%
interest. Dated Aug. 6, 1958 and
due on Sept. 24, 1958.
.
offered
2957—were
3V2S
July
9—v.
awarded
&
Co.,
3%s,
and
of
187,
M.
to
p.
A.
Memphis, as
a
price
of
at
100.004.
works
and
improvement
July
29
were
sewer
offered
the
to
Bank of
First
National
Memphis.
The bonds are due
Indep. Sch. District No. 277,
Minnesota
Bond
serially from
1, 1958.
Due
to
1981
1,
1971.
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive:*
1961
Callable
Legality
Feb.
approved
Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Bond
Sale—The
$313,800 bonds
July 22—v. 188, p. 297—
offered
awarded
were
the
to
Merchants-
County (P. O. Fayette),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—O. S. Gillis, Jr.,
will receive
(CST) on
bids until 2 p.m.
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $65,000
school
Due
bonds.
1959
from
to
1978 inclusive.
berman, City Clerk, will
bids
on
Aug.
12
until
for
2
Marshall
County (P. O. Holly
Springs), Miss.
Offering — R. L. Woods,
Bond
sealed
will
Clerk,
Chancery
until
bids
10
receive
(CST)
a.m.
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $40,000 road and bridge bonds.
Due
the
$400,000
water
works
certificates.
Dated Sept.
Due
on
receive
1958.
Bond
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 5
for the purchase of $30,000 special
curb and gutter bonds. Due from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Waveland, Miss.
Callable
of
as
Sept.
1,
1958. Legality approved by Fae¬
gre & Benson, of Minneapolis
Willmar Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 347,
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The
$987,000 school
building bonds offered July 23—
v.
188,
p.
a
group
National
193—were
composed
awarded
of
the
to
First
Bank,
of Minneapolis;
Bank, of St. Paul;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Dean Wit¬
ter & Co.; Shearson Hammill &
Co.; H. E. Wood & Co.; CruttenFirst
National
den, Podesta & Co., and the First
Bank, of Willmar, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
National
about
3.42%,
$87,000 2.60s.
1960
to
as
follows:
Due
1967
on
Offering—C.
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Durour,
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST) on
7:30
until
O.
will
Clerk,
bids
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $28,000
street
Due
from
the
bonds,
fol¬
Amherst
110,000 water bonds.
500,000 school bonds.
The
1958.
bids
bonds
Due
1978
297
July
1,
July 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the
Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove
Bank, As¬
bury Park,
land
at the Marine Mid¬
or
Trust
Co.,
New
York
City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City 0
Oliver
Gid¬
until
10
a.m.
School
District, N. J.
297
$578,000 school
July 30—v. 188, p.
awarded
to
John
Sale
—
composed
The
—
$1,266,500
188,
p.
group
of
Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.*
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., and Baxter &
Co.,
3y2s, at
as
a
price of 100.46,
basia
a
of about 3.45%.
Bedford Hills Fire
District
(P. O.
Mount Vernon). N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$246,000 firo
July 31—v. 188, p»
to George B„
Gibbons & Co., Inc., as
4s, at a
price of 100.78, a basis of about
—
offered
397—were
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
Williamsville),
offered July 29—v.
were
awarded to a
bonds
Belvedere
O.
New York
Bond
bonds
dated
are
(P.
*
YORK
NEW
pur¬
as
3.93%.
awarded
v
_;
Aug. 12 for the pur¬
Ryan & Co., and F. R. Cole & Co.,
$8,487,000 public utility
Cohoes, N. Y.
jointly, taking $577,000 bonds as
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
Bond Offering — The
$285,000
1958.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 3.35s, at a price of 100.20, a basis
street improvement bonds offered
of about 3.32%.
to 1986, inclusive.
Callable as of
July 24 — v. 188, p. 297 — wera
Sept. 1, 1968. Pxdncipal and in¬
awarded
to
the
National
City
Matawan, N. J.
terest (M-S) payable at a bank
Bond Sale—The
$152,000 gen¬ Bank, of Troy, as 3s, at a price of
specified by the purchaser. Legal¬ eral and water
bonds offered July 100.01, a basis of about 2.99%.
ity approved by
Stinson, Mag, 29—v. 188, p. 297—were awarded
Henrietta Sewer Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of to B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., as
649 Erie Station
Kansas City.
Road, West
3.60s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
;
Henrietta), N. Y. f ?V
of about 3.59%).
were
—
011
J.
of
.
;;
NEBRASKA
V
Omaha Public Power District, Neb.
*
,.Jv:
Middlesex, N. J.
4
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Offering — B. H. Baer,
$83,000 general
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬ improvement bonds offered July
tors, will receive sealed bids until 23—v. 188, p. 193—were awarded
II a.111. (CST) on Aug. 14 for the to J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3V8S,
at a price of
purchase
of
100.05, a basis of
$7,000,000
electric
about 3.11 %.
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
Due
1,
Feb.
on
1 from
as
to
1960
of Aug.
1963.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable in New York City,
Chicago 01* Omaha. Legality ap¬
Southampton Twp. School District
(P. O. Vincentown), N. J.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$144,000
gen¬
offered
were
HAMPSHIRE
awarded
tional
Bank
0.89%
at
Offering
Brownlee,
T
-
■
postponed until Aug. 5.
Norman
—
Director
of
1958.
Chaves
County Sch. Dist. No. 20
(P. O. Lake Arthur), N. Mex.
noon
Aug. 5 for the purchase
$100,000 notes.
Dated Aug. 6,
on
Due
Dec.
26, 1958.
Offering—Don
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
bonds
was
$160,000
sold
to
the
State of New Mexico.
until
W.-
Cook,.
will.receive
p.m. (EDST) >
2
Aug. 6 for the purchase o£
$500,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
on
1, 1958. Due
1986
to
Oct. 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
Genesee Valley Union Trust
Co.,
in Rochester.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
interest
Hornell, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $165,000
public
improvement bonds offered July
30—v. 188, p. 397—were awarded
to George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
and Sage, Rutty & Co., jointly, as
3.10s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
of about 3.08%.
Huntington (P. O. Huntington),
New
York
Bond Sale—The
lic
improvement
July 29
T.
Finance,
of
will receive sealed bids until
(DST)
ing of $600,000 recreation facilities
bonds
originally
scheduled
for
July 29—v. 188, p. 397—has been
..
...
Dover, N. H.
Note
MEXICO
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Na¬
First
Boston
-
NEW
$100,000 notes
188, p. 397—
the
to
of
•*
■
basis of about 3.69 %.
a
Berlin), N. H.
July 29—v.
Bond
Town
eral
obligation building bonds of¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson, fered July 28 — v. 188, p. 296—
were awarded to
of New York City.
Boland, Saffin &
Co., as 3.70s, at a price of 100.07,
the
188,
v.
—
awarded
to
a
$3,113,000 pub¬
bonds
p.
group
offered
397 — were
headed by
Chase Manhattan Bank,
New
York
City, as 3.30s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 3.29%.
Others in the account:
Bankers
Trust
Company, of New York,
Cross, Francis I. duFranklin, N. H.
Gallup, N. Mex.
Pont & Co., Wood, Struthers &
Bond Sale—The $50,000 perma¬
Bond Offering — Town Clerk
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co., Rand
nent public improvement bonds
Howell G. Ervien announces that
& Co., Tilney & Co., and H. V.
offered July 31—v. 183, p. 397—
the Board of Trustees will receive
Sattley & Co.
were awarded to Townsend, Dabsealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (MST)
ney & Tyson, as 2.70s, at a price cn
New Castle (P. O. Chappaqua),
Aug. 25 for the purchase of
of 100.099, a basis of about 2.68%.
New York
$400,000 general obligation bonds,
improvement
1958
to
bonds.
inclusive.
1971
Offering
Bond
—
The
as
Board
of
Selectmen will receive sealed bids
1963
Due
150,000 sewer bonds. Due
1 from
1959 to
on
1 from 1959 to
Dated
Aug.
Aug.
1973 inclusive.
150,000 water bonds. Due
on
Aug.
1973 inclusive.
1, 1958. The bonds
of each issue maturing in 1969 and
thereafter are subject to call in
inverse
1,
numerical
1968,
or
date
ment
JERSEY
protection
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
order
on
Aug.
on any interest pay¬
thereafter.
Principal
Offering
sealed
bids
Missouri State
College (P.O. Kirksville), Mo.
Sale—An issue of $575,-
Bond
Offering
Bond
000
dormitory and student apart¬
ment
revenue
July
25
and
on
Federal Housing
Finance
Agency, as
to
price of par.
a
Louis.
St.
Bond
sold
was
the
Home
2%s, at
bonds
1953.
Offering—John
H.
Poel-
ker, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed
on
bids until
Aug.
19
for
11
a.m.
(CDST)
purchase of
the
$1,750,000 Jefferson-National Ex¬
pansion
Memorial
Aug. 1, 1958.
and
1962.
(F-A)
on
Dated
at
institution
by the
will
consolidated im¬
Due
1974
interest
on
Dated Sept. 1,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
(M-S)
1
at
New
York
Note Sale
rence
Stout,
of
Allen¬
—
City, N. Y.
Comptroller Law¬
anticipation notes to
companies par¬
tax
a
St.
Louis
to
be
desig¬
purchaser and
ap¬
Silver City, N. Mex.
Bond
State of New
were
Mexico,
sold to the
as
3.20s, at
price of par, as follows:
$170,000
Offering—Francis J. Ma-
group.
ceive
City
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
8
re¬
p.m.
Cit^
financing
The awards consisted of an
issue
of
$25,000,008
July 30, 1958, payable Nov.
3, 1958, subject to redemption on
or after Oct.
24, 1958; »nd an au¬
thorized issue of $25,000,000 to be
dated Aug. 6, 1958, payable Nov.
3, 1958, subject to redemption on
or after Oct. 24,
1958. The notes
sewage
disposal
notes
80,000
sewer
lines bonds.
50,000 water system bonds.
of
1V2%
participating banks and the
allotted
Manhattan
bonds.
the rate
are
tion date.
The
plant
and
subject to re¬
demption at the option of the
upon
notice
Comptroller
given
five days prior to such redemp¬
annum
First
honey,
members of The
of New York short-term
per
Sale—Improvement bonds
totaling $300,000
a
Asbury Park, N. J.
as
bear interest at
;
Bond
hurst.
Aug. 1, 1961
of
E. Gerosa has awarded $50,-
000,000
dated
General obligation
follows:
the
Co., Allenhurst. Legality approved
Richard W.
—
bonds totaling $400,000 were sold
to the State of New Mexico, as
Allenhurst National Bank & Trust
by
Sale
from
payable
Galloway,
New York City.
authorized
Grants, N. Mex.
Bond
1959 $200,000 sewer system bonds.
Principal and
200,000 water system bonds.
Sept.
inclusive.
Treasurer's office.
p.m.
of $61,000
p.m.
on
ticipating
12 for the pur¬
on
Principal and interest
payable
banking
nated
Due
bonds.
to
3
L.
20 banks and trust
(F-A) payable at the
Legality
F. approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man & Howard, of Denver.
Aug.
(DST)
provement bonds.
Mo.
until
bids
sealed
receive
William
Treasurer,
Borough
Kelly,
chase
—
3
of
Town
Allenhurst, N. J.
Teachers
Arthur
until
Aug. 7 for the pur¬
$95,000 highway garage
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due
on
July 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Chappaqua
National Bank, Chappaqua. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
chase
and interest
Northeast
—
Green, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
(EDST)
inclusive.
on
1963
and interest payable at
NEW
Bond
flood
50,000
Municipal Division, 45 Milk
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase
of
$26,000 water bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from
1959 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
ton,
the abovementioned bank, or at the Exeter
Banking Co., Exeter. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
follows:
$50,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to
at the First National Bank of Bos¬
MISSOURI
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
In¬
Seabrook, N. H.
Miss.
Offering—W. L. Jackson,
revenue
1,
sealed
(CST)
chase
Moor head,
Bond
(CDST)
purchase of
Offering—J.
inclusive.
1963
to
1959
&
p.m.
for
12
$659,500
53
Roosevelt &
Town
sealed
ceive
Jefferson
Clerk,
March
on
Director of Finance, will re¬
eon,
Aug.
on
of
lows:
Springfield, Mo.
.....
Chancery
Co.
discount.
Marine Bank of Pascagoula.
sealed
&
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
NEW
by
Owatonna, Minn.
Certificate Offering—L. R. Ha-
Charles
Coos County (P. O.
Note Sale —The
1978
Jackson
was
Louis.
inclusive.
to
from
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
27 for the purchase of $500,000
school building bonds. Dated Aug.
Due
County (P. O.
Pascagoula), Miss.
1959
Offering—A. G. Gallistel,
District
Brothers
1988 inclusive. Callable
water
on
Mound
terest M-S.
1958.
Hernando, Miss.
$50,000
Sale—The
Bond
Principal
bidder.
March
inclusive.
Sale—The $550,000 school
Bond
bonds
from
payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
on
1978
County School District
(P. O. Grenada), Miss.
Sept.
and interest
bonds.
bonds
I from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Grenada
awarded
Rachel,
to
of St. Louis.
bonds
Maple Lake, Minn.
improvement
Principal and interest payable at
a
place to be designated by the
purchaser, subject to approval by
the
City Council. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Saunders
Little Falls,
Clerk,
street
protection
Stern
Bond
Greenville, Miss.
—
C. L. Laucse-
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Feb.
on
1971
310,000 4.10s. Due
Other
Feb. 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
to
1968 inclusive.
1959 to
Bond Offering
1960 4o
Sale—An issue of $55,000
fire
Dated July 1, 1958.
Columbia, Miss.
Offering — C. S.
fol¬
as
County, Maryland Heights
Protection District (P. O.
Clayton), Mo.
Bond
Jordan,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
5 for the purchase of $15,500 street
improvement • bonds.
Due
from
lows:
$650,000 4.10s. Due
Fire
sold
(DST)
chase
$49,500 parking assessment bonds.
St. Louis
4V2%
Bond
.headed by Piper, Jaffray
and John Nuveen &
Co., at a price of par, a net inter¬
a
Louis.
Feb. 1 from
on
MISSISSIPPI
provement bonds offered July 29
p.
1974 inclusive.
Due
by
the
Mayor
and
Comptroller.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
1, 1958 to Aug. 1, 1959.
inclusive.
Sale—The
188,
1
proved
extra 2.40% interest from
carry an
Bloomington, Minn.
—v.
Feb.
on
Aug. 1 from
"
Bond
from
1
In addition the entire issue will
Dec.
1972 to'1977
Due
to
1971
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1975 to 1987 inclusive.
from
1971c
Due
3.30s.
from
to 1969 inclusive.
60,000 3y2s.
1970
605,000 3.40s.
inclusive.
Due
Due
to
175,000
Aug. 1 from
on
3s.
1968
a
(493)
York
are:
Bank
The
Chase
$10,966,000; The
National City Bank of New
$10,514,000; Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank $4,560,000; Manu-
54
(494)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Trust
facturers
Co.,
$4,540,000;
comparable
period
last
year,
Bank
York
Trust
States
United
New
of
Empire
Trust
$240,000;
Bank &
Co.
(DST)
and
$196,000; The Amalga¬
of New York $130,-
at
Port
for
crossings
all
fourth
'
Issue
Due
notes.
the
second
the
than
less
corresponding
"The
sixth Issue notes. Due
on
Nov.
27,896,000
One Hundred Thirty-
seventh
Issue
notes.
Due
on
Dated
Sept. 9, 1958. Payable at
Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Chemical
Trimble & Mitchell of New York
City.
North Collins, Brant, Collins, Evans,
Eden and Concord Central School
District No.
(P. O. North
Collins), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
offered July
awarded
were
posed
of
Western
New
Buffalo;
R.
to
D.
a
group com¬
Trust
Co.
of
Marine
York; Manufactur¬
& Traders
ers
$420,000 bonds
188, p. 194—
29—v.
Trust
&
price of 100.90,
3.52%.
$182
deck
the
of
George
Washington
June by
awarded
was
in
the Commissioners of The Port of
New
York
Authority.
The
con¬
$13,610,298
furinshing and erecting 13,875
lor
tons of structural steel for the
deck
ond
Bethlehem
"The
awarded
was
sec¬
to
the
Steel Co.
second
deck
project for
the
George Washington Bridge
was
authorized by the Port Au¬
thority's Commissioners in July,
1957.
Since
then
over
1,200
of
bridge
the
have
aid
Four
been
of
of
real
the
approach
82
relocated
estate
with
brokers.
structures
in
the
of
about
of
process
completed
and
time in
some
demolition.
The
opened for traffic
1962."
Hempstead and Oyster Bay
Union
Free
School District
No.
3
(P. O. Roslyn Heights), N. Y.
Bond
school
July
Sale
The
—
building
30
—
awarded
bonds
188,
v.
to
$1,060,000
the
p.
offered
297
Chemical
"The
$8,250,000 Pier 11 in At¬
lantic Basin, Brooklyn-Port Au¬
thority Piers, built by the Port
Authority and leased for 10 years
to
the
were
Maersk
pleted
Corn
—
June.
Exchange Bank, New York City,
Spencer Trask & Co., jointly,
as
3.60s, at a price of 100.79, a
and
basis of about 3.52%.
and
Lines
was
dedicated
This
structure
is
the
10 new piers scheduled to be
built by the Port Authority under
its $85 million redevelopment pro¬
of
two
miles
along
the
Brooklyn waterfront. Under the
Brooklyn-Port
Authority
Pier
Gross Revenues at New High—
plan, 25 of the 26 obsolete piers
Eugene A. Minteski, Deputy Di¬ constructed from 36 to 65
years
rector of Finance and
Treasurer, ago will be replaced with 10 wide,
on July 25 addressed the
follow¬ fully fire resistant, single story
ing communication to investors structures.
The
new
Authority, N. Y.
Brooklyn-
security dealers:
"Enclosed
ity's
is
the
Financial
Port
Port
Author¬
Report
the second quarter of
covering
1958, which
includes the
Statement of Net
Revenues Available &>r Debt Re¬
tirement and
Reserves,
as
well
as
the usage statistics of the
various
facilities. These results
for
the
year
pared
shown
are
second
ended
quarter and the
June 30, 1958, com¬
with
those
of
the
corre¬
revenues
of
1958
or
for
gross
the
amounted
9.38%
greater
quarter
$23,798,872,
than
the
com¬
parable period of 1957. This
gain
reflects not only the
increased us¬
age of existing facilities but also
the addition of new
improvements
and
projects particularly at the
airports and marine terminal fa¬
cilities. Net revenues available for
be
one-
"In
cargo
addition
the
to
Housing
District
to
Memorial
Finance
Sale—The
bonds
pub¬
offered
*
298
p.
—
Plains
City School District,
Bonds
York
Sold
Not
—
the
$9,780,000
high
net interest cost of about
was
entered
the
First
by
3.18%,
headed by
City Bank of
a group
National
New
York, and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc. Re-ofl'ering of the bonds,
to
District
Clerk
according
Eleanor
-
.
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•
fire truck
purchase
Aug. JL, 1958.
Due
Moleston
Fire
District
Bond
Offering
—
H.
C.
Van
will
street
1961
bonds
tional
1
Dec.
on
;
*
of
F.
until
street
1960
to
1969
bonds
1958.
Dec.
on
County (P. O.
Waynesville), N. C.
Bond
Offering
—
W.
E.
Easter-
dng, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
;&
(EST)
July 1,. 1958.
Due
on
Chillicothe, Ohio
'
hospital
1958.
1972
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
June
1,
June 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
terest
Prinicpal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank,. of New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
Board
of
that
Trustees
sealed.bids until 10
will
revenue
on
Jan.
the
receive
a.m.
1
from
1961
Interest J-J.
to
Dec.
inclusive.
Dated
1
June
from
on
1,
1967,
and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Peck,
by
Legality
Shaffer &
1998
Legality
approved
Williams, of
at
1959
to
1978
the
Central
receive
District
sealed
Secretary,
bids
until
2
1
from
1959
to
1968
Purrington, Jr.,
will
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
of
of
at
the
the
pay¬
Spring Valley office
Rockland
National
Bank
Suffern. Legality approved by
Hawkins,
New York
Delafield
City.
&
Wood,
of
to
196
J-D.
Ohio
1959 to
41,000 storm
Dec.
on
,
Dec
bonds.
from
Du
1959
sewer
1
on
1973 inclusive
197
to
inclusive.
32.500
.
storm
Dec.
on
.
inclusive.
bonds.
sewer
1
from. 1959
to
Du
196
.
„
'
The
bonds
dated
are
payable
at r the
Park
Aug. 1
(J-D
Nationa
Bank, Newark. Legality approve
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, o
Cincinnati.
?
;
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Parma, Ohio
*
•
Bond Offering—Joseph S. Lime
City Auditor, will receive seale
bids until
for
the
bonds,
noon
(DST)
purchase
as
follows;
.
/
Aug. 2
$3,050,00
on
of
•,
municipal hospita
bonds.; Due on Dec. 1 fron
1959 to 1978, inclusive.
1,000,000
Due
improvemen
on-Dec.'1
fro
1959 to
1968, inclusive.
500,000 parks and playgroun
bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
1
fron
1959 to 1968, inclusive.
300,000 fire station bonds. Due
pay¬
Co.,
sewer
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
The
o
1968, incl
Falls
approved by A. L.
of Raleigh.
NORTH
p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 6 for the purchase
of $30,000 fire apparatus bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on March
1 from
inclusive.
Trust
bonds are dated
Sept: 1
Principal and interest (J-D
payable at the Cleveland Trus
Co., Cleveland. Legality approve
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
building bonds offered July 23—
v.
188, p. 194—were awarded to
Cleveland.
McDonald
Sidney City School District,
Cincinnati.
DAKOTA
Bismarck, N. Dak.
Bond
Offering — Tom Baker,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Aug.
12
for
water
the
and
purchase
sewer
of
$500,000
utility
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 1, Zanesville), Ohio
price of
3.38%.
&
Co.,
101.05,
a
as
3V2s,
basis
of
Callable as of July 1, 1972. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at a
-
at
a
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
Bond
about
revenue
bonds. Dated July
1, 1958, Due on
July 1 from. 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
-
1958.
_
Houten,
1960
1958
$1,250,000
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
from
Interest
o
wate
1,
$63,000 bridge bonds. Due
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
from
1
Aug.
follows:
as
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on
Aug.' 7
for the purchase of
$59,000 special
assessment
improvement
bonds^
Dated Aug. 15; 1958. Due on Dec.
-
(DST
purchase
assessment
Dated
Dec.
re
Bond Offering—L. Tenney Rees
City Auditor, will receive seale
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 1
for the purchase of $136,500 bonds
Bond Offering—Lucille
Bossert,
15
on
1958.
1959 to
Principal
Evendale
exempt student union
bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1958.
inclusive.
bonds.
Due on
Bond Offering—Treasurer A. E.
announces
(EST)
Cincinnati.
Louishurg College (P. O.
Louisburg), N. C.
Henderson
noon
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $46,500
special assessment street improve¬
ment
bonds.
the
F
will
noon
1958. Principal and interest
"
Bond
until
for
Newark,
July 1
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Belpre office of the
Peoples
Banking & Trust Co. of Marietta.
bids
Richard
—
Clerk,
Legalit
approved by Squire. Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Aug. 2
on
Offering — Bernard
J.
Stacey, City Auditor, will receive
county
Le
r
sealed
$250,000
18
special
Sept. 1,
Legality ap¬
the
of
Due
1 from
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 5 for
purchase
Aug.
on
$12,950
purchase of $26,000 special
assessment improvement bonds.
receive
Village
inclusive.
from 1959 tol 1968, inclusive. Prin¬
Haywood
Offering
Godfrey,
ceive sealed bids until
for the
Dated
CAROLINA
t
-
dated
J-D.
noon
1959
May field, Ohio
Bond
1
Offering—Dorothy Jones,
until
from
the National Bank of Toledo.
main
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
bonds
sewer
1
t
gality approved by Squire, Sand
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
•
Belpre, Ohio
-
Bond
Trust
1959;
bonds are dated
Aug/ 1
Principal and interest (J-D
payable at the Maumee branch o
inclusive.
are
Interest
from
The
im¬
bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Tire
■
1958.
receive
$117,000
.
on
•
follows:
as
Due
1
Dec.
Morris,
assessment
96,000 bonds.
Dec.
storm
•
B.
noon
bonds,
7.
sewer bonds
1978 inclusive.
(DST) on
Aug. 18 for the purchase of $213;-
special
■
inclusive.
Due
j
fol
as
•
bn
112,554.90
will
Finance,
bids
bonds,
v
....
ers
Bedford, Ohio
—
.
Due
Legality
„
S. E. Klewer
—
will receive sealet
(EST) on Aug. 1
purchase of $227,998.5
noon
1968
•
liams, of Cincinnati.
Director
f-
Ohio
$115,443.56 street and
dated
Alliance.
Offering
the
Dec. 1 from
on
Offering
lows:
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Bond
31
Clerk,
until
for
from
inclusive.
are
Bank,
t
assess
July
•,<
,
Maumee,
special assessment
Aug.! 1,
1958. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Alliance First Na¬
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
NORTH
21As.
as
■
bids
V
;
Squire,
Sanders
Dated] proved <by
Aug. 1 from Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Co.,
Yorktown
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
field,
improve¬
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
The
offered
of
1968 inclusive.
County
Heights.
Mansfield, Ohio
v.
188, p. 298—were awarded t
the First National Bank of Mans
sealed
follows:
as
to
•
Sale—The $78,700
bonds
City
bonds.
on
ment
Ay res,
receive
95,000 bonds. Due
Offering—Joseph A. Guss,
Treasurer, will receive
(DST) bn
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $23,500
ment
:
;
$30,000 bonds. Due
provement
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Due
Ramapo,
bonds,
000
Yorktown Heights Fire District
(P. O. Yorktown Heights), N. Y.
basis
a
Oct. 1 fro
on
inclusive.
.
assessment
by law to sell the issue for at least
1959 to
1961
noon
(DST) on Aug. It
purchase of $125,000 spe¬
the
sealed
"
100.16,
.
Due
„
Principa
(A-O) payable at th
County Treasurer's office. Legal
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
■»
bids until
for
Lowthian, will depend on
market conditions.
The
District,
she pointed out, is not required
five years.
of
City Auditor,
school
offered July 30—v. 188, p.
High bid of 100.2099 for 3.20s,
...
1982
to
Bond
District
bonds
Bond
1959
Bond
Alliance, Ohio
Offerirtg —' Karl
Bond
1959
The
the
.
Sept. 1, 1958.
187, p. ,2958—were awarded
Hay den, Miller & Co., as 3%s,
3.72%;.
Cox
Count
and interest
Adena, Ohio
price
of
noon
(DST) on Aug." 1
i purchase
of
$480,00
bridge improvement bonds. Date
Sale—The $6,500 munici¬
pal building bonds offered July 9
a
;
John C.
—
Board
bids until
for
,
about
the
Commissioners, will receive seale
Bond
rejected all of the bids submitted
District
1 from
of
OHIO
r
cial
New
a
June
on
1970,inclusive. Interest J-D.•
were
(EST) on
Port Authority Piers and approxi-.
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $180,mately $46 million at Port New¬ 000 non-tax
-
Due
.
to
Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., and R. D. White & Co., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.44, a basis
in
bi-
state agency has spend another $18
million to develop the Hoboken-
ark;"
to
at
$540,000
improvement
30 — v. 188,
awarded
398.
par.
—v.
par.
Valley Stream, N. Y.
for
price of
a
Offering
Clerk
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
$15,000 school building
of
bonds.
Federal
the
Home
and
2%s, at
as
Bond
lic
Dakota, in
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
chase
to
$35 million
Authority
investment
Brooklyn piers to date, the
compared with $12,487,589 for the
1958,
sold
were
—
July
4s, at
as
Bond
County, Colfax Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wahpeton), N. Dak.
Bond Offering — John
Tiske,
of
*
North
sold
JO
bids
Clarkson
of
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
$23,000
was
Sale—The
Agency,
in foreign trade.
Port
debt service amounted to
$13,546,162 for the second
quarter of
will
about
(P.O. Spring Valley), N. Y.
operating
second
to
facilities
handling
quarter of the Port's present load
Net Revenues
"Combined
of
of general
sponding periods of the previous
year."
»
Authority
capable
298
first
.•
and
Galloway,
&
Dak.
issue of
Richland
No.
$1,350,000 Hon
tax-exempt
dormitory'
revenue
bonds offered July 28—v. 188, p.
in
-
Port of New York
by
the Bank
Bismarck,
Na¬
Le¬
Vandewater,
com¬
early
of
gram
M.
and interest
Brooklyn-Port Authority Piers
North
Bond
this
hgve been removed
buildings in
area
with three additional
&
basis
a
to
First
College of Technology (P. Oi
Potsdam), N. Y.
White
Co., both of
lower deck of the George Wash¬
Cross, and
ington Bridge is scheduled to be
Co., as 3.60s, at a
Roosevelt
White
Thomas
major contract for
million six-lane lower
the 1,835 residential tenants in the
Manhattan approach area to the
I
Heckler
City.
first
tract in the amount of
April 10, 1959.
the
the
Bridge
1958.
approved
Sale—An
park improvement bonds
ment
Construction
1959.
32,409,000 One Hundred Thirty-
the
at
of about 3.45%.
George Washington Bridge
Thirtyfifth Issue notes. Due on Aug.
7
period."
same
;,4' March 13, 1959.
2,126,000 One Hundred
7
payable
gality
quarter
22,970,155 or 0.5%
greater than the second quarter of
1957.
In contrast, traffic during
4.3%
on
Bond
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1983
Principal and interest
on
(F-A)
Authority
period in 1957. The decrease was
caused
mainly
by
the severe
Note Offering—Chairman Wil¬
weather experienced during
the
liam Reid announces that the Au¬
first part of this year.
thority will receive sealed bids
"Traffic
for
the
12
months
until 1 -pan. (EDST) on Aug. 12
ended June 30, 1958 was 87,335,659
for
the purchase
of $94,911,000
or just slightly below that of 1957.
temporary notes, as follows:
Toll revenues registered a 0.1%
$32,480,000 One Hundred Thirty- increase to $44,553,920 during the
,.
pur¬
Revenue
the first quarter of this year was
City Housing
Authority, N. Y.
the
Maddock, N.
tional Bank of Southampton.
of 1958 totaled
$60,000.
York
for
a.m.
$31,000
Sykes,
"Traffic
Bank
New
19
11
•
New York
Vehicular Traffic and
000;
Kings
County
Trust
Co.,
Brooklyn $116,000; Underwriters
Trust Co.
Aug.
on
of
until
inclusive.
period."
York
Bank
Due
times the interest charges for the
National
bids
waste disposal
system bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
$48,713,533. This
equivalent to 6.52
was
sealed
chase
of
total
a
amount
New
of
of New
Federation
Trust Co.
mated
Co.
to
$290,$264,000;
Sterling
Trust
$196,000;
York
Co.
Monday, August 4, 195
.
,
ceive
'
tional
.
Southampton Special Waste Dis¬ bahk In Chicago, Minneapolis, St.' a group composed of W. E. Hutto
or
Bismarck.- Legality ap¬ & Co., Doll &
posal District No. 1 (P. O.
' Paul
Isphording Co., Inc.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,' and Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,; a
Southampton), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Stephen F. Me- Barber
&
Marquart, of Minne¬ 3Vas, at a price of 100.15, a basi
schutt, Town Supervisor, will re¬ apolis.
of about 3.23%.
an
increase of 8.48% and equivalent
$4,216,000; Bankers Trust Co., $4,- to 6.08 times the current interest
150,000; Irving Trust Co. $2,700,- charges.
000; The Hanover Bank $2,554,"For the full year ended June
000; J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc. $l,-i 30, 1958, gross operating revenues
404,000; The New York Trust Co. reached a new record of
$87,601,$1,240,000;
336 or 7.47% greater than the cor¬
Marine Midland Trust Co. of responding period of 1957.
Net
New York $854,000; The Bank of revenues available for debt ser¬
New York
$810,000; Grace Na¬ vice increased $3,707,877 or 8.24%
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
000;
.
Clerk
Finneytown Local School District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
o
Ohi
Offering—Virgil R. Ward
of the Board of
Education
will receive sealed bids until
noo
(EST) on Aug. 14 for the purchas
of
$1,265,000 school buildin
Bond Sale—The
$330,000 school bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1958.
Du(
building bonds offered July 24— on May. 15 and Nov. 15 from 196(
v.
188,
p.
194—were
awarded
to
to
1977
inclusive.
Principal
anc
Number 5765
183
Volume
Cin¬
peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
cinnati.
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•
.
„
on
Euclid-Lyndhurst City School
District (P. O. 4777 Farnhurst
r
: Road, South Euclid), Ohio
Bond Offering—Grace Albrecht,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
until
bids
sealed
noon
Aug. 14 for the purT
chase of $2,000,000 school building
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1958.
Due
on
Dec. 15 from 1960 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal and ' interest
(J-D) payable at the Cleveland
Trust Company,' Cleveland. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
...'
:
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received
t
*
(P.
Bond Offering—Gladys M. Nuc¬
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.rm
Duquesne, Pa.
(PST)
on
Bond Offering—A. Frank
Jr.,
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
on
Sept.
9
the
for
Smith,
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
$100,000 general obligation bonds.
Aug* 11 for the purchase of $48,000 school building general obli¬
.
_
Springfield, Ohio
O. 18037 S. E. Stark
Street, Portland), Ore.
27
kolls, District Clerk,
on
,
'
proved
'
South
(EDST)
Sept. 1, 1965.
Chester,
Legality
ap¬
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bank,
Multnomah County School District
No.
receive
Bonds due
in 1966 and thereafter are callable
by
approved
Legality
Sidney.
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
the
Bank,
Exchange
National
(495)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
payable. at
(M-N)
interest.
First
.
.
»
bids will
by the City Clerk un¬
Harmony Township (P. O.
Ambridge), Pa.
Dated , Aug. >20,
Bond Sale—The $40,000 general
1958. Due on Aug. 20 from 1960
obligation bonds offered July 29
to
1967 inclusive. Principal and
were awarded to Steele, Haines &
interest' <F~A)
payable at the
Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.48, a
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
basis of about 2.89%.
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Dated Aug.
1, 1958.
Due on
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by BurgWashington County School District
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
No. slS (P. O. Forest Grove), Ore. win,
Pittsburgh.
Bond Sale—The $98,000 school
oonds offered July 15—v. 187, p.
Lower Moreland Twp. Sch. District
gation
bonds.
.•
..
2851—were awarded to the Forest
Valley Trust Company, Hunting¬
don Valley. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
.
Moore Institute of Art, Science
and
Industry (P. O. Philadelphia), Pa.
Bond
Newreceive
2201, 1528
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, un¬
til 10 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 13 for
the purchase of $954,000 non taxexempt dormitory revenue bonds.
Secretary,
sealed
bids
at
will
Room
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Sept.
I from 1959 to 1997 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
&
Pawtucket, R. I. .'J
Offering—Joseph Pi Clark,
of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m„ (DST) on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $700,000 notes.
Dated Aug. 41, 1958.
Due June 19, 1959.
■
Note
Director
Offering—Eugene
bold,
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
53
Warwick, R. /.
,/
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,326,-
000 various improvement general
obligation bonds was sold
vately on July 30 to a group
pri¬
com-#
posed of First Boston Corp.; G. H.
Walker & Co.,- and Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day, as 3%s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1- from
1959
1988
to
inclusive^
Principal
and interest payable at the Rhode*
Island Hospital Trust Co., Provi¬
dence.
RHODE
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
ISLAND
Lincoln, R. I.
•
'
Offering
—
Gordon
W.
SOUTH
V
'
■
Bond
by
&
CAROLINA
Workman, Town Treasurer, will
Spartanburg County (P. O.
f
Wisner, receive sealed bids at the Citizens
Spartanburg), S. C.
Grove, as 3s and 3%s.
^v ! i
Secretary of Board of School Di¬ Trust Co., Director's Room, 870
Bond Sale—The $300,000 road
rectors, will receive sealed bids Westminster
PENNSYLVANIA
:
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•' * *
St., Providence, until improvement bonds offered July
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 11
-Willowick, Ohio
II a.m. (DST) on Aug. 5 for the 28—v. 188, p. 299—were awarded
Brookhaven, Pa;
for the purchase of $120,000 gen¬
to
a
group composed
of R. S.
Bond Ottering-—G. Fred Martin,
Bond Offering—James R. Mar-i eral obligation improvement purchase of $75,000 school bonds.
Dickson & Co.; Frost,/ Read &
Director of Finance, will receive
shall, Borough Secretary, will re¬ bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1958. Due Dated Sept. 1,1958. Due on Sept. 1 Simons, and E. H. Pringle &
til
(CST)
noon
Aug. 12 for the
on
purchase of $8,487,000 public util¬
ity revenue bonds. Due on Sept.
1 from 1962. to 1986 inclusive.
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r-
;
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National
Grove
Bank,
Forest
Valley), Pa.
(P. O. Huntingdon
.Bond
Offering
—
R.
J.
.
r
*
sealed
until
bids
(DST)
noon
on
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $113,650 special assessment street im¬
Dated Aug. 1,
bonds.
provement
1 from 1959 to
Due on Dec.
/1958.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) '.payable at the Lake
County National Bank of Paines.ville. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1968, inclusive.
ceive" sealed
Due
1963.
Offering—Chloe M. Stra-
7
Aug.
for
$275,000 sewer
(CST)
the purchase of
bonds. Due from
-
1
1978 inclusive.
to
1961
;r,
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
sealed bids
on
will
Clerk,
City
Butler, Okla.
-
Not Sold
Bonds
—
The $40,000
July
sanitary sewer bonds offered
28—v.
188,
Concord Indep.
(P. O. Jay),
County,
Delaware
.
398—were not sold,
p.
School District No. 4
,
(1
Oklahoma
,
of Education
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
Londagin
Offering—Carl
Bond
Clerk of the Board
(CST) on Aug. 4 for the
purchase of $15,000 repair anc
equipment bonds. Due from 1962
8
p.m.
to
1968 inclusive.
'
~
Kingfisher, Okla.
Sale—The $25,000
Bond
water
,works bonds offered July 28 were
awarded to the Peoples Nationa*
Bank of Kingfisher.
Due
1962 to 1973
serially from
inclusive.
Ponca, City,
~
"
Okla.
Pitts, City
Bond Offering—C. P.
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Aug. 12 for
of $450,000 storm
sewer
bonds.
Due from 1960 to
1977 inclusive. Bonds due in 1974
and thereafter are callable after
will
Clerk,
until 7 p.m.
the
•
purchase
ten years
-
from date of issue.
Stillwater, Okla.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $2,650,000 various purpose
'■
bonds
for
scheduled
July
been
'188, p. 298—has
indefinitely.
29—v.
postponed
OREGON
/
u
Bond
eral
Albany, Oregon
Sale—The $135,000
obligation
fered
July
23
v.
to
Foster & Mar-
shall, and the Citizens
"Albany, jointly.
Clackamus
No.
28
Bond
eral
gen¬
bonds of¬
188, p. 298
sewer
—
awarded
were
w
Bank of
County School District
(P. O. Milwaukie), Ore.
Sale—The $149,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds
of¬
188, p. 298 —
First National Bank of Portland.
29 —v.
fered
July
were
awarded
to
the
Hillsboro, Oregon
Bo"d Offering—E.
M. Bowman,
fiCity Recorder, will receive sealec
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
r'
5
for
the purchase of $140,060
'
•general
obLgation bonds.
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
on
8
p.m.
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1968
Callable
Datec
1 from
as
of Sept.
1,
Principal and interest pay-;
able at the
OKLAHOMA
Bond
until
on
inclusive.
Broken Arrow, Okla.
der,
bids
Apg« 20 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 general obligation
sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
(DST)>
Philadelphia National
on
Aug. 15 from 1960 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
due
Bonds
thereafter
are
numerical order
or on
any
in
1969
and
callable in inverse
on
Aug. 15, 1968,
subsequent interest pay¬
ment date.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Huntingdon
from
1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Citizens Trust
at
the
Storey,
2%s, at
Co., Providence, or
Merchants
of Boston.
as
price of 101.11,
SOUTH
.i
a
Co.,
basis
•;
DAKOTA
Thorndike,
Palmer
1
}
National Bank
Legality approved by
Dodge, of Boston.
a
of about 2.57%.
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
Bond
Offering—Minda
C.
Jo-
& hansen, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2:30 pan. (CST)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
*
on
Aug. 19 for the
purchase of $1,-
general obligation water
bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due
on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
Callable as of Jan. 1,
375,000
Principal and interest
1969.
terest
of Min¬
Brookings County, White Indep.
School District No. 117 (P. O.
White), S. Dak.
Offering—Clair E. Wood-
Bond
ard,
the
of
Manager
Business
{School Board, will receive sealed
faids until ;8 p.m. (CST)
the
for
the
$80,000
of
purchase
Aug.
on
school building bonds. Dated
Aug.
1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from
.
Monday, August 4, 1958
.
1978
inclusive.
$190,-
for "the
and
sive;
Dorsey,
oy
issue.
entire
approved
Legality
J-J.
Interest
Owen, Barker,
Scott
TENNESSEE
Callable as of
92nd Consecutive Year of
(75^) per
September
stockholders of rec¬
13, 1958, to
ord
paid
CIIAMP CARRY
President
—
The
$3,250,000
300
to
awarded
were
—
works
a
inclusive.
general improvement
bonds: $220,000 23/4s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1969 in¬
clusive; and $280,000 3.20s,
500,000
$155,000 water
tax
bonds
and
revenue
July 30—v.
due
Other
par.
to
group:
Northern
Washington County (P. O.
Jonesboro), Tenn.
Bond Sale —The $800,000 road
and school bonds offered July 29
were
awarded to the First NaJonal Bank of
Memphis.
TEXAS
Trust Co., of Chicago;
Philadelphia National Bank, Phil¬
adelphia; Blair & Co., Inc.; John
Nuveen & Co.; Wachovia Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Winston-Salem;
Bache & Co.; Rodman & Renshaw;
Rand & Co., and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and Mackall & Co.
works
water
and
bonds
revenue
sewer
Mo-
Beissner & Co.
Dated May
1,
1958.
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
roney,
of Houston.
issue
to Van H. Howard Co.
DIVIDEND
Due
Feb.
on
sold
was
Dated July
10
inclusive.
1990
to
1960
from
Callable
Aug. 10, 1978. Interest F-A. Le¬
gality approved by Dobbins, How¬
NOTICE
ard & Smith, of San Antonio.
Fannett
30, 1958
Independent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Beaumont), Tex.
Bond Sale
Of "the $295,000
The Board of Directors of the
of
Cheney),
Washington
Bond Sale
The $185,000 stu¬
dent
union
building
revenue
bonds offered July 25—v. 188, p.
—
&
was
of about
6.11%,
follows:
as
Due
July 15 from
on
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
.
\
42,500 41/->s. Due on July 15 from
v
COLUMBIA
.
1963 to
New
Westminster, B. C.
Sale
$165,000 5%
local improvement bonds offered
July 30 — v. 188, p. 400 — were
awarded to a group composed of
A. E. Ames & Co., James Richard¬
son
& Sons, and Royal Bank of
Canada, at a price of 100.53, a
Dated
6.01%,
62,000
on
82,000
5s.
1969
Dated
Aug.
on Aug. 1 from
1978 inclusive. 1
Due
to
Aug.
1958.
Interest
1958.
1,
•;
•;
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•
;■
.
Quebec
Bond
Sale
—
An issue of $225,-
000 school bonds
inclusive.
1,
Co.,
as
3.70s, at
Interest
was
sold to Be¬
langer, Inc., at a price of 96.60, a
net interest cost of about 5.31%, as
Bromptonville School Commission,
$140,500 4s.
Quebec
Bond
Sale
—
An
1959 to
$350,-f
issue of
000 school
building bonds was sold
to Banque Canadienne Nationale,
and Belanger, Inc., jointly, at a
84,500
5s.
1964 to
Dated
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1963 inclusive.
Due
on
1 from
Aug.
1978 inclusive.
Aug.
1,
1958.
Interest
F-A.
Paine, Rice
price of 98.50,
a
Port of
Ilwaco, Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
4 V2%
was
improvement
sold
bonds
&
Co., Inc.
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
Dated
from
$165,000
revenue
McLean
to
1963
bonds
to
1988
inclusive.
callable.
are
Interest
The
J-J.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
Seattle.
Presents
New
a
ON
Symbol
,
THE
—
Company has declared the fol¬
lowing quarterly dividends, all
payable on September 1,1958,
to
stockholders of
the close
record
of business
at
August
8, 1958.
COMMON
school
building bonds offered July
23—v.
188,
bonds
of
p.
awarded
were
Texas
$8,000 2A4S. Due
1960 to
....$0.35
to
Corporation,
the
as
on
1959.
Aug. 1 from
1966.
PREFERRED STOCK
5.50% First Preferred Series..$1.37V2
Kingsville, Texas
Bond
Sale
i
The
4.75% Convertible Series
$1.46%
$1.25
$1.18%
$625,000 gen¬
eral
obligation refunding bonds
offered July 28—v. 188, p. 400—
4.50% Convertible Series
$1.12%
were
6.85% Series
5.00% Series
5.75% Subordinate
Convertible Series
6.70% Series
5.80% Series
$1.43%
$1.67y2
$1.45
5.35% Subordinate
Convertible Series
k/
TEXAS
$1.33%
Secretary
EASTERN
awarded
com¬
Bond
60,000
The
mas.
to
Due
on
1970
2V2S.
from
1958.
1971
bonds
are
The
$950,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
188. p. 96—were awarded
to a group composed -of the Seat¬
tle-First National Bank, of Seat¬
tle; Blvth & Co., Inc., and the Pa¬
cific Northwest
par,
a
2.97%,
Co., at
net interest
as
to
to
on
1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1968
on
Aug. 1, 1969
1970.
279,000 3s.
to
Due
to
on
1975
188,000 2^s.
1976
Aug.
Due
100,000 2%s. Due
1971
of about
1963
225,000 2^s.
1964
cost
follows:
$158,000 4s.
1960
price of
a
on
March
1
inclusive.
Due
1978
WEST
dated
Aug.
Hancock
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
(P. O.
land),
1,
Exchange
1, 1958, the common stock of the
Light and Power Company is admitted to
the New York Stock Exchange. Its symbol.
Effective August
Iowa Electric
trading
on
will be IEL.
The
principal properties of this 76-year old utility are
51 of Iowa's 99 counties.
It supplies elec¬
tricity to 375 communities and gas to 39. The company
operates 6 steam-electric generating stations with a total
capability of 272,950 kilowatts with an additional
127,000
kilowatts of steam capacity
now
under
construction
or
authorized.
It
also
operates
20
diesel generating plants with a ' combined capacity
located in
of 48,586 kilowatts.
The
cludes
area
>
by the company's operations in¬
of the finest industrial and agricultural
A copy of the company's most
Annual Report will be sent on request.
many
counties
recent
covered
in the state.
VIRGINIA
County, County Board of
Education
1987 inclusive.
•
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
—
New York Stock
Wash.
24—v.
March 1 from
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin; & Boothman, of
Dallas.
Sale
and
Livingston Free School Corp., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$133,000
refunding bonds was sold to Dal¬
las, Rupe & Son, Inc., as follows;
Re¬
eral
Texas.
-
group
Dallas; Rotan, Mosle & Co., and
Columbian
Securities
Corp.
of
KATURALGAS: Processing and Transmission
OIL AND-6AS: Exploration and Production
a
of Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co.; Mercantile National Bank of
1959
OIL PRODUCTS: Refining and Transmission
to
(P. O. Colfax),
posed
$73,000 3s.
SHREVEPORT^^LOUISIANA
—
Colfax
County,
organized Sch. Dist. No. 300
First
follows:
Aug. 1,
on
68,000 21/2S. Due
STOCK
Whitman
300—$76,000 of the
x76
W. Va.
Y•or*
1
of Serving I
the Heartland
New Cumber¬
of
a
Great State"
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 pub¬
school
construction
and
im¬
:
IOWA
ELECTRIC
f LIGHTED POWER
lic
provement bonds
—v.
188,
p.
A
St. Constant School Commission,
from
1
Aug.
\
J
;
Due on Aug. 1 from
F-A.
Aug. 1 from
on
1978
to
follows:
inclusive.
Due
$120,000
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
of $100,-
1968
5s.
1969
Dated
Due
as
$38,000 4I2S.
improvement bonds was sold
to Credit Quebec, Inc., at a price
of
92.51, a net interest cost of
about 5.83%, as follows:
to
.
improvement bonds was sold to
Credit Quebec, Inc., at a price of
90.50, a net interest cost of about
000
1959
,
Interest
1958.
15,
St. Joachim Parish, Quebec
"
$38,000 41/2S.
July
Bond Sale—An issue of
QUEBEC
An issue
July 15 from
on
J-J.
Bagotville, Quebec
—
Due
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
basis of about 4.845%.
Sale
1968 inclusive.
104,500 5s.
The
—
basis of about 3.82%.
of $150,000
% school house bonds
1958.
group
$263,060 4s.
BRITISH
sold
composed of the Banque
Canada, Belanger,
a
follows:
College
Education (P. O.
a
Texas
10,
Washington
An issue of $410,-
—
building bonds
300—were awarded to
Edgewood Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—An
JULY
to
sold
was
system
Eastern
Sale
Inc., and Savard & Hart, Inc., at a
price of 93.14, a net interest cost
F-A.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
1, 1958. Interest J-J.
Provinciate du
Finance
and
Home
23,4s, at par.
July 1 from
on
to
sold to the Federal
WASHINGTON
Eagle, Texas
Bond
Bond
as
Bond
the
of
members
1970
from
Aug. 1
1983 inclusive.
on
Due
000 school
group
school improvement
bonds: $1,210,000 23/4S, due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1969 in¬
clusive; and $1,540,000 3.20s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1970 to
188, p. 195—
were sold to the Federal Housing
tnd Home Finance Agency, as 4s,
at
©
Housing
Agency,
July 1 from
on
Megantic School Commission, Que.
$5,400,000 dor¬
bonds
offered
revenue
J-D.
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Corporation (P. O. Madison), Wis.
were
Due
155,000 5s.
of
Colleges Building
Sale—The
June 1 from
on
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Dated July
State
Wisconsin
Bond
1983
Rutledge, Tenn.
Marquart,
Due
1978 inclusive.
$95,000 41/2S.
general improvement
bonds offered July 29—v. 188, p.
$2,750,000
Sale—The
Bond
and thereafter
of May 1, 1968. Le¬
and
school
Chicago.
offered
August 20, 1958.
Sale
Bond
lows;
1979
inclusive.
on
1972
as
July 28
Danville, Va.
July 1 from 1960 to
school
Scott,
Barber
Minneapolis.
purchase of $400,000 bonds, as fol- headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
ows;
'/!■■■ \
•
*
*
S Inc.; at a price of 100.04, a net in¬
$335,000 improvement bonds. Due terest cost of about 3.10%, as fol¬
seventy-five cents
share will he
callable
mitory
(P. O.
July 1, 1958. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
quarterly dividend of
Bonds due in
Bond
Dated
Quarterly Cmh Dividends
A regular
building
1958. Due on
May 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
obligation
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
65,000 school bonds. Due on July
1 from 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
—
eral
to
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of Savard & Hart,
Inc.; La Corporation de Pret de
Quebec; Oscar Dube & Co., Inc.;
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.; J. E,
Laflamme,
Ltd.,
and
Jacques
Legare & Co., Ltd., at a price of
90.00, a net interest cost of about
6.15%, as follows:
Eckblad,
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
M-S) nayable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
on
Offering—County
on
W.
are
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Judge
W.
D.
Hudson
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 13 for the
388th Dividend
purchase of $77,000 refunding
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Due
Offering—E.
1963 inclusive.
Naudville, Quebec
(P. O. New
bonds.
Clarksville), Tenn. /■'),
Bond
—
Schools, until noon on Aug. 13 for
VIRGINIA
OIVIDEND NOTICES
;s
Superintendent of
at the office of
the
1964
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 7
for the purchase of $775,000 gen¬
,
Montgomery County
Incorporated
Vt.
Offering —The Board of
Trustees will receive sealed bids
approved
Barber, of Minneapolis.
&
Bond
June 1 from
on
Dated June 1,1958. Interest
Richmond), Wis.
VERMONT
Bond
1
Due
132,000 5s.
,
Dist. No.
follows:
as
r
(City), Star Prairie,
Stanton, Erin, Richmond, St.
Joseph, Somerset, Ceylon and
Emerald (Towns) Joint Sch.
$50,000
Bennington Graded Sch. Dist.,
Dated
1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1960 to 1978 inclusive. Bids will
be
received
on
the
following
basis: $60,000 bonds due from 1960
to
1965
inclusive;
$60,000
due
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive; $70,000 due from 1972 to 1978 inclu¬
Jan.. 1,
$218,000 4s.
net interest cost
a
5.90%,
1959 to
general obligation bonds was sold
to Rauseher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
(CST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
of about
.,
WISCONSIN
will receive
Clerk,
District
sen,
1.74%
New Richmond
Bond Sale—An issue of
Springs), S. Dak.
Offering—Jens Christen-
Bond
price of 93.78,
Young, Moore & Co., as l34s, at a
price of 100.004, a basis of about
Tahoka, Texas
Springs Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Wessington
1961
to
Bond Sale—The
and 4lis. •
Aug. 12 for the purchase of
000 school building bonds.
neapolis.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
$170,000 school
Newton
in¬
at
Jerauld County, Wessington
Le¬
Owen,
gality approved by Dorsey,
Barber, Scott & Marquart,
and
payable
Legal¬ building bonds offered July 23—
v.
188, p. 195—were awarded to
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc., as 4*2S
of Minneapolis.
(J-J)
Commissioners.
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
the
purchaser,, subject to approval of
the Board of
1968.
(F-A)
1,
Aug.
payable at a bank named by
5
.
(496)
offered July 28
96—were awarded to
GENERAL
OFFICES:
CEDAR
RAPIDS,
IOWA
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@FedFRASER