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OF MICHIGAN
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MONDAY
ISSUE
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Commercial
e
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ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 186
Number 5661
New York
General
vfV: »•'
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, August 5, 1957
Price
Net
sales
•••
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
'*
*
.'•
V
?
declared
D.
C"
W.
to
'*
1
shares
292,921
shares
3,538,789
"a
$V-51
President,
"The
states:
decline
of
costs
net
in
funds
Stock and Bond
•>" $1.85
production
which
continue
.
1;;,",."
to * Increase
the
despite
reduce
costs
"
,
while
discount
Boston
on
•
..
,
Stock
Cincinnati
this" year,
913.
p.
Herbert
Feltoa
H.
division
when
Executive
of
Feltojr remains
Mr.
the
latter
the
•
Air Reduction
with the
Profit
Federal
before
Net
income
per
•Includes
16,334,940
8,115,889
7,968,284
$4,062,846
$8,219,051
$1.12
$2.13
profit
on
per
tOfter
186,
p.
The
inghyuse,
33
33
Index of Stock
Air
Prices
State and City Bond
Offerings
Co. of America—Registers
Aluminum
July 24 filed
on
With SEC—
33
Banks
of
Bonham
A.
will
become
Co., according to Walter F.
Frocfucts Corp., the parent.
President
of
Whitehall
President
Silbersack,
46
Before
joining American Home Products Mr. Bonham
Drug Co.—V. 184, p. 2009.
President of
was
Investors
American
Nashville,
Corp.,
Tenn.
—
Stock
Offered—Frank Poole, President, on July 30 announced
that the corporation is now offering 4,000,000 shares of
its
stock
(par $1) to the public at
price of $2
per share on a best-efforts basis through
Mr. Poole,
T. Fontell Flock (Vice-President), Hubert Long (VicePresident)
and W. Lester Vanadore
(Secretary and
Treasurer).
common
a
prospectus of the corporation may be obtained from the company
on the fifth floor of the Exchange* Building,
311 Church street, Nash¬
ville, Tenn., or through company agents or any securities firms in
OF DIRECTORS—The corporation Is headed by former Gov¬
who is Chairman of the Board.
In addition to Mr. Poole, who is a former South Carolina investment
banker, other directors are: George Preston Marshall, businessman and
owner of the Washington Redskins professional football team; Overton
C, Elkins, Nashville, a director and Vice-President of Mid-South Secu¬
rities Co., and President and a director of Boston Trust Funds, Inc.,
and
a
director of National Pool Equipment Co.; George P. Wenck,
President and a director" of the Citizens Bank, Fountain Inn, S. C.;
Mr. Flock, former district agent for United American Life Insurance Co.
of
Atlanta,
C«a.;
L. P. Kilgore, former field organizer and national
director, college division, Coastal States Life Insurance Co. of Atlanta;
Mr. Vanadore;
and Joseph R. Ives, formor Washington, D. C., news¬
paperman
La.,
executive; Eddy Arnold; Faron Young; Webb
President of Lancaster Music Publications
of Faxon \uung and fceilin Hitcky.—V.
186,
business
and
Pierce: and Mr. Long who Is
personal
and
manager
209,
p.
Carolina, Louisiana and the District of Columbia.
South
PROCEFDS—The corporation plans
largest
life
to raise
the capital to launch the
insurance
company ever founded in the southeastern
section of the United States, which will he known
as American Invest¬
ment Life Insurance Co. and which will be a wholly-owned subsidiary.
new
EUSINESS—The
P,
1956,
the
corporation
for the purpose of
life
insurance
securities
of
incorporated
was
the formation
The
company.
other insurance
in
Tennessee
operation
corporation
also
may
June
on
ownership of
and
sold.
are
will
shares
that
It
be
figure is
also
held
in
states
escrow
reached.
The
funds
net
from
the
first
500.000
by the Nashville Bank & Trust Co.
prospectus states
that
until
insurance
com¬
the conclusion of the parent company's
will be launched at
pany
that
stock
the
sale.'
life
The
insurance
nuber
mum
under
laws
the
the
purpose
of
the
of
one
of 10.0C0
Life
the
stock
are
Southeastern
Insurance
shares of the
States,
However,
under
the
name
with an
authorized
value of $100 per share, for
as
hereinafter more
insurance will be sold imtil after termina¬
no
offering of stock covered by this prospectus.
the present intention of the corporation initially to or¬
license the life insurance company in Tenneseee, neverthe¬
.
While
ganize
less
the
it
is
and
the
life
corporation
insurance
the board
holders.
The
holding
the
reserves
right
•'
.y
the
initially to organize and qualify
company -in such other cf the Southeastern States as
of directors may determine
corporation
completely
A
clothes
and
proposes
securities
of
the
to
best in
*
engage
life
the interests of the stock¬
primarily
insurance
2661.
in
company.
the
years
of
old.
186,
1.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
1957
before
1956
$7,904,186
Inc.
share
(after
pfd.
$6,096,462
4,218,979
taxes
Canadian
3,017,460
$3,079,002
$2.07
taxes-
divs.)_
$2.50
July 30 announced that it now has full
by purchase
Smelting
&
Metallurgical Corp.
held
by American
owner¬
of
the one-half
Refining
Co.
of
York.
National Metallurgical, with a plant at Springfield, Ore., has been
engaged In the experimental production of aluminum silicon alloys and
silicon
metal, both used
as
ingredients in production of aluminum
alloys.
Apex, which has plants In Chicago, Cleveland and Los Angeles, indi¬
that
cated
the
an
expansion of facilities
future.—V.
near
Armco
Steel
183,
in
the
first
in
the
same
nounced
Net
on
contemplated in
is
half
of
1957
$401,119,030,
were
period last year,
compared
to $394,-
Hook, Chairman, an¬
Charles R.
July 29.
income
totaled
at Springfield
990.
p.
Corp.—Sales Show Gain—
Sales
625,478
from
$30,036,398,
operations
$2.51
or
a
the
in
share
on
six months of this
11,988,342 shares of
first
the
year
com¬
mon
stock
outstanding.
half
of
including $473,894 from the sale of stock in an ore com¬
$30,510,292, or $2.55 a share.
1956, net income from operations totaled $34,118,-
Total net income from
all
sources
in the first
1937,
was
the first half of
or $3.15 a share on
the 10,861,541 shares of common stocx out¬
standing at that time. Total net income in the 1956 period from all
sources,
including $2,979,370 in nonrecurring income, was $37,097,427,
057,
or
$3.42
share-
a
Armco's
s^les
in
half of
For
profit
t
e
sjx
totaled
operations
from
eiiutd
monuis
7.5
compared
cents
to
o.o
on
each dollar of
in t..e xirst
oems
1956.
the quarter
totaled
from
Corp.—New
lro:n
the
selection
exclusive
July
on
The
27
new
just ended, sales were $202,913,611 and net earnings
to sales of $198,205,419 and net earnings
of 315.013,858 in the first quarter.—V. 186, p. 210.
$15,022,540. compared
regular
sources
business
of
Associated Spring Corp.
of
a
"Magic Minute"
E.
by
B.
Barnes,
line
Kelvinator
and wrinkle-free drving, was announced
General Sales
includes
electric or gas, which
pairs.—V. 185, p. 1510.
either
matched
1958 Laundry Line—
line of 1953 Kelvinator automatic washers
"bulit-in" look and every automatic feature
water temperatures, suds saving and lint filtering to
redesigned
dryers with
American Potash
&
Company;
par
p.
six
Manager
automatic
may
be
washers
combined
to
and
make
four
six
j
solcl, will be incorporated
of engaging in the insurance business,
fully described.
tion
of
Investment
American
capital stock
the
185,
outstanding.—V.
dryers,
immediately when and if the said mini¬
company,
of 500,00C shares of
on
American Motors
prospectus states ?:hat American Investors will found the Ameri¬
Investment Lit-j Insurance Co. after the first 500.000 shares of the
issue
shares
companies.
The
can
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
July 19 that consolidated net sales for the
first six months of 1957 were $40,308,540
as against $33,771,693
for
the
same
period in 1956, it was announced by Douglas F. Roby,
President.
Consolidated
net earnings
for the same period in
1957
were
$2,921,612 as against $2,195,736 for the same period in 1956.
Per
share
earnings
for ttie 1957 period
were
$2.22 on 1,300,599
shares outstanding,
as
against $1.67 lasc year on 1,292,428 common
reported
company
65
the
in
invest
and
common
National
pany,
American Metal Products
Chairman
as
was
for
formerly
In
The
post
He
$3,685,207
per
of
A
Tennessee,
Ms
28.
Apex Smelting Co.—Acquires Full Control of National
Metallurgical Corp.—
45
New
Emeison
July
Glass Corp.
The Apex company on
Jimmie Davis of Shreveport,
below.—V.
Co.
operations
Federal
interest
BOARD
from
on
depreciation and all other charges, Including Federal
and
Canadian income
taxes, has been made in each of the above
periods.
In addition, a reserve for contingencies of $225,000 has been
provided from earnings in the current six months.—V. 185, p. 1990.
ship
ernor
suddenly
income
Provision
Federal
The Course of Bank Clearings
from
for
Earnings
Home
Mr. Bonham for six years previous to March 16, 1957 had been an
assistant to Mr. Silbersack, who on the latter date apfibinted Mr. Bon¬
ham
Vice-President and General Manager of Whitehall
Pharmacol.
retired
who
died
Smelting
income
Net
of
Pharmacol
American
of
Straus,
April,
Six Months Ended June 30—
American Home Products Corp.—New Pres. of Unit—
Kenneth
in
Apex
Net
46
Statement
Force,
Smelting & Refining Co.—Straus Dies—
Williams
Board
Provision
46
-
Member
of
Laboratory, the Wright-Patterson
Cambridge Research Center, and others.
Research
Navat
Air
Anchor Hocking
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
together with 300,000 shares of Alcoa common stock which
acquired pursuant thereto.—V. 186, p. 418.
Employees,
be
Roger
the
11
Banks
Reserve
covering $30,000,000 of Interests in the Alcoa Savings Plan for Salaried
many
Condition
Combined
registration statement with the SEC
a
American
33
51
Rates
Statement
Condition
the
Base,
185, p. 2210.
Sells Interest in Affiliate—
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange
Ltd.,
Force
See
Federal Reserve System
This company
Instrument Corp., Melpar Electronics,
Inc., Radio Corp. of
America, Sperry Gyroscope, Westinghouse Electric, and Canadian West-
—V.
Markets
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
statement filed with the SEC on May 3, 1957,
proposed public offering of 92,000 shares of common stock
was declared effective on Juiy 23. See V. 185, p. 2209.
a
Kollsman
42
33
417.
$1 per share,
at
and
of $1,000,000 and now sells to such Fading concerns as Arma
Corp., Eclipse Pioneer, Fairchild Guided Missiles, Federal Telecommuni¬
Inc., General Electric, International Business Machines Corp.,
39
Section
\
1
excess
i
Corp., Pasadena, Calif.—Reg¬
redemp¬
dividend
,
cation,
Miscellaneous Features
registration
covering
Exchange.
.
J.,
aircraft
43
out¬
istration Statement Effective—
for
stock
electronic -computers and data-logging systems. They
application in the diverse fields of flight control systems
guided missiles, and a wide variety of non-military
uses such as
process control In chemical and other Industries.
Rattray, established in 1947, now has an annual sales volume in
pre¬
shares
share.
of
number
average
the respective periods.—V.
America Expansion
All
cents
six
of
based
called
3%
a
find versatile
37
*$2.21
and
!
principally
resulted
issue
of
highly-accurate
for
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange^—
$7,905,733
$1.02
non-recurring
during
standing
$3,885,106
■
share
payment
on
SEC
15,874,017
4,173,879
1956,
30,
debenture
1957.
N.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
8,236,725
dividend
Stock
June
the
corporation,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
$82,878,248
3,881,584
stock
ferred
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
&
-
__
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$93,053,632
7,766,690
com.
Exchange
37
Stock
and
has acquired, for cash, the business and facilities of George Rattray
& Co., Inc., Richmond Hill, N. Y., a leading manufacturer of precision
potentiometers. Precision potentiometers are key components of modern,
36
37
Toronto
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
taxes
income
tEarns.
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange.
186, p. 417.
inc.- taxes_
for.
34
34
Coast
since
convertible
1956,
through Its subsidiary, Hard wick Hindle, Inc., of
bz.s entered the precision potentiometer field, it was
July 29.
According to E. M. Black, President of American Seal-Kap, and
Gilbert Webster,
President of Hardwlck Hindle, American Seal-Kap
34
Montreal
•"*-
'
advisor.—V.
an
$46,815,125 $43,042,933
Foreign
&
1957.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
sales
Fed.
company as
Co., Inc.
Period End, June 30—
Net
July 31,
This
Newark,
34
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange,
Vice-President, succeeded Samuel M.
American Car and Foundry
on
Exchange--.
Stock
the
185, p. 2797..
disclosed
29
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
corporation's
retired
Exchange-.-
Midwest Stock Exchange..
Inc.—Rogge President of Division—
Rogge,
President
as
13
25
Detroit Stock Exchange
Pacific
ACF Industries,
Stock
American
of
American Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—Enters Poten¬
tiometer Field—
Page
Stock Exchange
(Stocks)--,-New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)—
during the same period, the
average
discount was 4.27%.
It is difficult to over-empnasize the
importance of this discount to Canadian exporting industries."—V. 184,
0.49%,
was
—V.
'
New York
January
Quotations
earnings
efforts
...
S.
307,752
3,122,464
:
being made throughout the company to
wherever possible.!"
;
; - '
>•< /,
*
"During
the first* six
months
of
1956
the
average
U.
,
great extent to the very unfavorable exchange rate on
funds which. existed during
the period under review
a
States
vigorous
'
common
on
Ambrldge,
to
,
capitalization
September
!
■
,
For the second quarter of 195 7 sales totaled $10,818,648, as compared
with
$10,460,918
In
the
same
quarter
In
1956.
Net
income
was
$1,213,701, or 61 cents a share on 1,905,619 shares, against $1,201,717,
or 70 cents a share on
1,647,069 shares in the second quarter of 1956.
In This Issue
'-6,640,000r>7,863,000
.
preferred
on
common tshare„_
per
due
United
and
■"
in
conversion
in
in
15,353,684
$6,583,235 > $7,990,684
declared
Dividends
was
V.."
"
13,423,235..
earnings
Dividends
Earnings
Changes
tion
.1956
$66,462,735 $65,527,290
before provision for tAxes- on income
Provision
for' taxes
on
incomex^_r___3—i—
MISCELLANEOUS
-
from
1957->
r
L
Earnings
Net
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd. ,(& Subs.)—E^rns.Off
Six Months Ended June 30—
$1.25
creased
Sales
shares
for
the
Net
with
income
dividend
Taxes
Chemical Corp.—Earnings Higher
outstanding.
six months
ended
June
30,
1957,
totaled
$21,767,946,
$19,956,846
amounted
requirements
to
to
before
$27,415,314
2,765,848
3,515,100
:
—1,432,300
1,823,000
$1,333,543
income
on
$1,692,100
income
Dividends
686,250
Number
of
in
762,500
$1,005,850
762,500
$1.75
earned
shares
$2.22
$0.90
outstanding
noj
p.
surplus
$0.90
—
share
per
-*<,
185,
686,250
$347,298
paid
increase
Net income
—V.
taxes
$25,191,356
!
_
based
Net
this
reported at the halfway mark of 1956.
$2,435,332, equal after deducting preferred
$1.25 per share cn the 1,905,619 shares of
class A and common stock outstanding.
This compared with $2,316,625
or
SI.39
per share on
the 1,64 7 0-9 shares ol class A and common
SvOcoa ctUotanoing on June 30,
1956.
compared
Income
1956
1957
sales
Net
corporation in the fir-t half of 1957 resulted
in
higher
sales than in" the corresponding period last year, Peter
Colefax, President, announced on July 22. Net income also registered
a
gain, but per share earnings were slightly lower because of in¬
of
Operations
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
share
2910.
Associates
Investment
Co.
—
Debentures
Offered
—
Public offering of
$50,000,000 5Yi% debentures due Aug.
1, 1977 was made on Aug. 1 by an underwriting group
headed jointly by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Lehman
Brothers at 100% plus accrued interest.
The
sinking
debentures
fund.
are
Sinking
not
redeemable
fund payments
except
begin
through
Aug.
1.
operation of the
1963 and are de-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.Monday, August 5, 1957
(522)
signed
of
tion
the United States, will be used to increase or maintain
the working capital of the company but will be initially applied to the;
reduction of short-term notes due within one year.
1956 had a total income of $117,439,000
$19,508,000. the latter equal after preferred divi¬
income of
net
a
to $5.93
dends
share.
common
per
its financing operations conducted through
161 offices located in 30 states, the District of Columbia and Canada,
the company underwrites automobile and lite insurance and is engaged
in manufacturing and other business.
BUSINESS—In addition to
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Outstanding
Authorized
*
payable, short-term.———
Senior funded debt:
Motes
$402,136,818
.
3n'oonX
2VL-V—4%#' notes due 1958-1976..
5ft',5- debentures due 1977.^
funded debt:
50,000.000
4% —41/4%
Cum.
1954
Unclassified
"Bank
(.910
lines
value
par
,„-nnn
90,000 shs.
3,210,472 bits.
at March 31, 1957
$416,541,000 at 358 banks and bark lines oT credit
able to the company at June 30, 1957 amounted to $421,666,500
at .,(>»
banks.
of the
whom
UNDERWRITERS—The company has agreed to sell to each
underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters, for
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Lehman Brothers are acting as
sentatives,
has
severally
debentures
set
opposite
Brothers
Lehman
A.
500,000
Lee Higglnson Corp..._
John C. Legg & Co...
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.
150,000
McCormick & Co.
Securities
American
500,000
Corn
Co.
&
Bache
150,000
Watts & Co....
Weeks & Co
250.000
500.000
—
.
Baker,
Baker,
_
Bar til
Co
&
250,000
*
1,150.000
700,000
Stearns & Co
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Bear,
Ellis
Blunt
150,000
Simmons
&
Republic
Central
Collins
Co.
Dodge &
Julien
Cooley
&
JO.OOO
&
Co
Dain
..
150.000
.
250.000
—
"•'■■■" 250,000
—
Inc.
Co.,
&
250,000
500.000
500,000
Merle-Smith,:
&
Domlnick..
&
Dominick
..
1,150,000
Francis I. duPont & Co,
500,000
&
Drexel
Co.
Union
Dillon,
Easemail
Securities
Corp.—
Shields & Co.
Co,-,.—,5QQ.000
W.
Goodbodv
-
130 009
Co.
Mara die
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
1,150,000
Co.—
&'■
her
A;
—
-
Halljaiwen
70Q.0CJ1
Stroud & .'Co., Inc.-,--
500,000
1.150.00''
Swiss American Corp.—
Siencer Trask & Co.—
Tucker. Anthony & R.
-
Favbftn
W.
&
700,000
150,000
.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—__
1.150,000
Co.————
—V.
186,
700.009
1.150,000
1,150,unu
Co.—
&
500,000
the
Refining
Co.
Debentures
Registers
—
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
that
Company
totaling
company
to
This
of $65,900,000 of 3'4i'*;
of
due
4notes
1959-1961
notes due
and
$16,000,000
(September,. 1957.
These loans were incurred princi¬
with Atlantic Refining's policy of increasing its
pally
in
connection
crude
oil
and
gas
for $42,427,000
additional
The
producing capacity, including the acquisition in 1956
of oil and gas properties from Houston
Oil Co. of Texas,
of $27,192,000 committed for payment for
this year deposits
earlier
and
concessions
balance
in
the
of
Venezuela.
net
added
be
the
to
debentures
The
will
have
the
benefit of an annual sinking fund be¬
1967 designed to retire 60'- of the issue before maturity.
completion of the financing Atlantic R»finirur wi'l h~ve the
following outstanding capitalization:, long-term debt. $180,000,000; 352,-
Upon
shares
260
shares of
of 3.75cumulative
common
preferred
stock.—V.
186, p.
stock
(par $100), and 8,982,-
Canteen
Co.
ings 9% Higher—
to
45
directors
cents
holders
40
was
The
to
of
per
Bept.
15.
1957.
The
previous quarterly dividend
rate
cents.
directors
also
shareholders
Nathaniel
of
saFs
end
fiscal
year,
the
Increase
income of
voted
record
Leverone,
dated
an
July 29 voted to increase the quarterly dividend
share on the common stock, payable Oct. 1, 1957 to
record
of
5',
a
Sept.
stock
16.
Chairman
dividend,
pavable
the
Board,
reported
Nov.
that
1
1957
consoli¬
76
or
consolidated .sales .and operating
first three quarters of last year.
$72,299,003 for the
same
period
a
year
ago,
standing at that date.
against income
leder
For
sales
1 incnm°
the
and
third
was
or
per
share
on
the
835,764 shares
out¬
During the three quarters, depreciation charged
$2,600,556,
taxe
was
or
S2.70
$2,075,000,
quarter, the
operating
$2.11
irieome
12
weeks
were
Der
or
share; and the provision for
$2.15 per
ended
June
S26,735,340;
sha"e.
8,
1957, consolidated
income
before
provision
July
on
29
it
has
tire
in
$5.25
an/i
,*wr.p;
cash
stock
all
o.
fund
bu-
is,
will
classe
have
to
a;
instalments.—
out¬
over
principal,
meuc
110.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
>
.
taxes
Federal
priority
of
pa
181,
*.
in.c.n:
on
1937
income
1356
$77,532,606 $91,898,033
5,751,654
5,205.008
__
taxes-aa--^-—.."
2,837,000
2,677,000
82.354,654
——k
$2,528,003
dividend
stock
227,831
227.852
$2,626,823
$2 300,156
1,502.777
1,502.777
$1.75
$1.53
structural steel, pip¬
Exch.
Terminate
The
partnership
offered
be
Guardian
Offer—
the
12,
purchase
The
of
this
This
.of- operations
level
high
experienced
was
standing
to
n-5
$1.57
with
year
a
cents
in
S.
Mr.
This
&
is
Bliss Co.—Sales Off—Earnings
months ended June
v as
the
same
three
$1,653,277
number
months
Net
Profit
against
as
to
with
1956
quarter), -endet}
sales
before
of
Both
of
substantial
as
second
compared with
as
backlog
1957,
June 30,
$21,544,595
in
the
com¬
7-
on
—V.
185, 'p.
oi'
that
addition
In
to
normal
"oerafio.is,
s
1957
refle
t
the
improved
s/epped-up level
the
*'
",
.
\
;
'
"
"
repVr'7-1 eirnm-s "v/not n"ccssarilv
rnin .i for Tie balance of the year.
e
nature
thjV bushvrs
of
the
fact
that
t'lr-^ h-1' of 'the vcar do n^t tne'' "e
any
arfse
Gulf.—V.
136,
an.I
payable
which
available
Set
deductjibhs
110.
Bru iin? Co., Inc.—Sales
tax
will
reacherl
coumany
ended
June
30.
record
a
1<*57,
9'<
uo
high
Recordi^'
of
$20,426,720
sales
over
1956 period.
of
>
to'$1,519,912
for
the
first
six
in
the
$18,810,612
;
•
months
of
in
1957,
1,000,268
s^area
common
presently outstanding.
for
the
of
orders
which
will
was
slightly in
'-»"rch
$48,400 0(in
Maekintosh-Hemphill
and
31.
Herbert
in
1957,
to
months
against
F.
$10,215,983,
were
$9,725,077
Bruning,
which
would
the sales gain,
opening
of
force.
in
the
another
record
corresponding
high
three
for
months
President,
norm
ail v
commented
be
expected
t'-mt
to
in
thus
far
proportion
down by expenses in connection with
offices and a sibstantial expansion of the
sales
new
company obened 10 new offices
during the past year, six of which
135,
earnings
Increase
have been held
The
Canada
the
in
have
Unitei
been
States
opened
in
1512.
p.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (& Subs.)- -Earnings Off—
Six Months End. June 30—
Transportation
Interest
-
and
other
and
other
1"57
revenue-
_
Operating
Federal
$10,628,410
37.703
a!
$19,783,621 $10,666,115
expenses,
inccme
1956
$10,722,503
65,116
operating
inc-ovae
income
Net
etc.-'.
J
7 941.029*
taxes____
ib•
'
7.725,780
1,502.662
1,541,193
$1,341,933
$1,399,142
1,310,672
1.121,483
$1.02
$1.25
$0.70
income
of
Earned
—V.
stock
connnon
naid
185,
out,
$0.60
tan.sinj
share
per
Dividends
share__
per
2211.
p.
excess
1957.
insure
Co.—Q'inrteHv Sales
both have a
capacity operations
•
Earnings Higher— »*.
Earnings during the first six months of 1957 were $5,329,48.9 equal to
$1.16 per common share on sales of $170,550,293.
it was announced
on
or
July 26.
$1.45
58
cents
earnings
common
the
During
share
per
the
For
in
1512.
and
The
Division
for
placed
throe
as
the same number of shares.
the foreseeable future.
Total new orders placed
industry in 1957 are running at Ipsa than 50'.
the same period in each of the two preceding
years.
While the company is getting a greater portion of the available
business than in these years, it is not enough to maintain tile backlog
and the company's press plants are operating on a reduced schedule.
orders
half
Ltd.—Earnings Up 26%
p.
this
quarter,
Shares
the
with
presses
the
of
divisions
these
for
first
the
the
figures based oh
1957.—V.
quarter, after provision for taxes on income,
equivalent to 8G'c per share on the coinmcn stock
compared with $809,509, or 81c per share for the
Division
Mill
cn
for
backlog of unfilled orders at June 30.. 1957.
$40,000,000
share
per
ocwiTl' tver/j £3 274 "49
coll)of 1958;—7. 185, p. 318.
1956.
Federal income taxes
quarter pre-tax earnings
of
provision
corresponding period of 1956, calculated
Rolling
th-.t
Canadian
corresponding
and
the
for
8802,416.
outstanding,
then
of
Total
-
earnings
months
under the $1,569,173 earnings cf the like 1956 half-yrar. After
preferred dividends, -earning s wore equal to $1.50 per common share
in
the
latest period, as e-ainst
Si.53 in the 1956 first six months.
shares.
of
£1.609,509.
amounted
from
amounted to $39,994 753
1957
30,
(second
compared
period.
1956
1957
114 210
six
$2.11
or
.10,
tho
just
,
$18.713.392,
parable
June
on
first
t*~
For
$305,112,
1957
monrh-
seasonal
for
Earnings-amounted
with $40,179,662 for the 1955 period. 'Profit before pro¬
income taxes was $3,331,609 as against 1956 lirsi
earnings of 83,124,273.
Net income, after taxes, totaled $1,590,016, or $1.58 per share on the
1,004,837 shares of common stock outstanding as of June 30, 1957, as
compared with V956 net earnings of $1,487,273, or $1.48 per share,
totaled
the
anti-ipaicd
the
to
months
the
Up—
Federal
the
of
the
Oil Co.
six
states
(Charles)
pre-tax
cn
for
•■
due
Sales
six
110.
the six
for
for
first
the
of
transfer!ed
compared
Sales
the
Berlnger
sales
for
income
ended
share
tier
perl d.
benefit,., -irom the reauc.icn in income taxes
frctn
claiming of a further portrn or (he
the
vision
for
earnings* reported
—V.
half
$2,813,193
indicative
any
Sales for
n-t
m mdis
S2.89
co
tho
of
shaies
from1 sales
activities.
Sales
p,
of
six
the
cqucl
1956.
.
W.)
,
of B-A's exploration, produc.ion and
p:oel.n? oowatims To lrvin-> hie
acquisition of Canadian Gulf in July. 1 5 J. Thesr opjrati"m " produ ;ed
substantially increased income
whic.i w
of s t
to
some
d gree.* byhigher charges against earning ar'sing out' of incrou.M dxbiorailon
financial condition continued strong,with working
capital Juue 30 amounting to S17.277.195, up from 814,739 533 a year
earlier.
The
increase
largely reflected the addi.ion $2,00),00} from
the
recent
sale
of preferred stock.
The book value of th° common
stock June 30 was $30.32 a share, compared with $27.90 a year before.
186,
-
Berlnger, President, pointy out
in
all phases of
the
comp ,w
earnings
company's
(E.
capital
quarter's net was S302.101, equal
against $629,617, or $1.22 a snare a
share,
common
a
ihe
and
pay the purchase price
to the purchase and
$1,036,771, or
earlier. The second
ago.
The
to
incidental
Company reports consolidated net /ca n'ngs of $12,669 90o for
first six months of 1957, an increase of ne
.rly 23(/ over the same
growth
$847,907, equal after preferred
share on the outstanding 510,250 shares,
$2 a share on the 492,279
rre3 out ¬
common
a
used
The
for tho six months were
profits
rn-or„ed
income
with
M.
Sivalls
are
on
participations
be
costs
for
report
S'03 7in.
British American
Bryson, Inc., in the first half of 1957 and sal?s foSe 5'/ over a year
ago. Although business was the second largest on record for any lilc
period, earnings slipped below the high profit it'jure attained in t.ie
1956 period.
Sales for the six months ended June 30, were $22,251,676, compare 1
with
$21,258,720
a
year
earlier.
For .the
second
quart r, - , volume!
amounted to 810,925.327,
down from $12,312,630 a year before.
Net
(he
ot
will
the
—
Black.
by
partners
to meet
'
number
same
pared
contract
a
Manufaclu'*ii)gr Co., Inc.—Earnings Show Cain—
Brillo
Gross
20.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Sales Up 57c
A
agreed
sale
outstanding nt. the end
1956
the
the
and
net
shares
of
the
comp 'ny in
income of
shows
Jerome
'
from
ol
of
Participations
May 7, 1957 for
Fort Le»,
N.
J., at the price of
to sell said premises to Br.dgeview
Street,
has
consists
$10,0"0.
into
entered
Cross
of
offering.
Brillo
the
Jutp
326
July 12, 1957. ami
Rapha 1 Dansker.
and
amounts
Inc.,
Guardian
property
.
as
of
proceeds
the
to
,
to
Estates.
Towrers Associates,
314.
ende''
half
Dans'er
minimum
in
$1,313,951.82.
formed
was
Dansker. .Norman'
1957, amounted to
$38,992,000, compared with sales of $42,245,000, for the first half of
li)5u, a decrease of 1.1',/.
Net saic.-* -iv*' ma seaond: quartet;, ainouxued
to
$48.227,-000. compared with 'ales of $21,668,000, ,ior 4he# Same
period of last year, a decrease of 15.9'i .
;
Net
profit for- fthe ha'n
nted to $725.000,^ etjuol 4 after
preferred dividends to 65 cents per fh re on 962,t 31 shares oi common
stock
outstanding.
For
the same .period on
1956, net profit was
$1,288,000, equal to 8l.il per "otn "T n
h" re. T le second Ovbir/er h-t
profit was. $308,000, equal to 27 cents per common Share.
Comparable
figures for the second quarter of last year were $879,000. equal to 84
cents per common
share,—V. 185, p. 2798.
first
the
lor
sales
Associates, New York—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
corporation on July 25 filed a registration stite;nent with the
covering $350,000 of participations in partnership interests ih
Bridge view Towers Associates, a partner.<h p.
made March 27,
186, p.
Towers
Securities
SEC
the income bonds, leaving $23,531.000/.principal
o t-w
deben¬
of
amount,
periods
This
units
bonds,1 at the close of business on Aug.
was
months
six
Bridgeview
With
Aug. 2 published notice that it will terminate the
its convertbile 4'/a',
debentures for its outstanding
income
4Visit
shar——— • •
common
the
of
sho ui above include the operations
of Hunter Douglas Aluminum Ccrp., all of the capital stock of which
was acquired
by Bridgeport 3i«sr'Co. in Martin 1j56.—V. 183. p. 1991.
Bigelow-Saiiford Carpet Co., Inc.—Earnings Off—
Net
second
pei
half
of
of
share
common
for the
share,
first
on sales
quarter
of
195G
totaled
earnings
earnings
sales
on
$2,661,073, equal. to
$87,387,153 as comoared-to
of
were
second
on
$6,618 435
$159,847,813.
1957,
quarter of 1956 of $2,640,155,
sales of $75,871,287.—V. 185. p. 2798.
57
or
"
cents
per
"
/
Buhner Fertilizer Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
.-(Sidney)
Co.
&
Blumenthal
Inc.
—
Earnings
—
New
The
Aug.
President Elected—
City Securities Corp.. Indianapolis, tnd., will
12.
1957
ciebentures
Period End. June 30—
over
Net
income for the three quarters' of tilis
year
was
$2,044,795. or
$2.12 per share on the 964,413 shares
outstanding at June 8, 1957. This
represents an increase of 9r>
over
net
income
of
$1,869,037 for the
for
per
Each
1957.
of
operating income for the three quarters of the current
36-week period ended June 8, 1957, were $77,465,743.
S5,166,740,
KR.—'To
have been heavy.—V.
ture:.;
for
on
of
sinking
contributions
The
Quar¬
terly Dividend and Declares Stock Dividend—Net Earn¬
The
Earned
amount, outstanding as of July 29.
In anticipation, apparen ly,
deadline date of Aug. 12, recent exchanges of old bonds for new
418.
America—increases
of
in
Road
on
exchange
principal
of
Automatic
mm
u
Balance available for cmnmon s4'';8:„_
Common shares outstanding June 30, 1957-„v-
1956, in recognition of the
fact that improvement in the company's affairs' justified.-res.oration of
the
fixed interest
status which holders of the income bonds had
lelinquished trader the company's adjustment plans of 1938 and 1; 44.
t! us contributing materially to the notable improvement ih the- va-lroad's iinancial position.
At that time it was pointed out that the role difference between
the debentures and the income bonds was that interest oh the e'e'jenturis is lixed and payable seini-aniiually irrespective of earnings, whileihteresc on
: he
income
bor.ds is payable. nhnuaUy hnri Only ,xo the
extent earned (though cumulative'.
The exchange offer has been accepted by the holders of $31,176,000.
ginning in
000
Island
Carroll
on
condenser,
generator,
Ohio
&
exchange offer
'Hie
company's
general funds and used, among other tilings, for acquisition and devel¬
opment pf production properties and for expansion and improvement of
refining, marketing odd transportation facilities.
at
profit—.
Preferred
figure
company
to
calculated
will
proceeds
City
will have placed in service twelve electric generating
1,006,000 kilowatts since July, 1940.—V. 106, ,p. 210.
convertible
immediately prior to the offering.
Net proceeds from the. sale of the issue will be applied in part
to
prepayment without premium of the company's outstanding bank loans
consisting
l
,
before Federal
Net
directors have author¬
the
growth,
to
year
on July 30 filed a registration statement with Hie SEC
$100,000,000 convertible subordinated debentures due Aug.
35, 1987.
It is expected that the issue will be offered to "the public
about Aug. 20, 1957, by a nationwide group of underwriters headed by
Smith Barney. & Co,
The interest rate, offering price, conversion and
redemption prices, and other terms of the debentures will be determined
The
relating
n'j--r
amib
sales
1 refits
1.080,500 kilowatts.
The first unit at the new plant
to 1,255,000 kilowatts.
Including these two, the
will be
compared
Atlantic
186, p. 210.
completes the second 125,0C0 kilowatt unit at its
Station early in 1959, generating capacity of the
Wagner
A.
raisa
dividends
'
,
Aug.
on
preierred.
second, mortgage bon
shares
an!
company
wll
76J,uoo
' "
418.
p.
150,000
Inc.-,-
Co.
White. Weld & Co.
Dean, Witter & Co.—
Wood, Scruthers & Co.
1,270.000
Ladcnburg, Thalmann
&
&
Wevlielm
230,000
Lemon & Co.
Johnston,
— -—.■
Co.
Weedcn
&
Corp.
&
Lerchen
Watllng.
load
Baltimore
of
east
transformer, s^eam
other steel items.
and
ing
:
250.000
Day —-
L.
250.0IH)
Bond
Indianapolis
Share
500.000
Inc
Co.
Illinois
Co.—
Co.^—
<fc
Stone
Hutton
E.
The
of
Bridgeport Brass Co.
Net
present
step-up
250.000
500,000
"
.
-
—
...
...
Harriman Ripley & Co..
Inc.
2^0,000
500,00;';
i5J,Oou
——
>
Emilh, Barney & Co. Stein Bros. & Boyce-.
250,000
&
Granbery,
000.000
-
150,000
1,loO.OOO
250,000
'
&- Co.-. Inc.
Read
...
Singer. Deane <fc Srrib-
Co.,
-
-
Fulton
Co.
&
Hibbs
B.
Simon &
I. M.
Poller, Nolan, FlemingInc.
500,000
Com mis, ion
majority
and
period
Hutton &
Inc. ——
Pomeroy.
590 909
—-
<00,000
230,000
2o0,00u
700,000
Ecboellkopi,
Securities
Equitable
Estabrook. &
^
^
Inc.
Co.,
1.150.000
Co
&
<00,001
500,000
250,060
Redman & Renshaw... ^
L. F. Rothschild &r Co.
*,•
,
loO.OOO
...
Pame. Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
R. W. Presspricu & Co.
Putnam & Co
Raffenspener,
Hughes
& Co., Inc.——-.Reynolds & C*
The Robinson-Humphrey
500,000
__
Co.
&
Co.
Courts
M.'
250.000
1.150.001)
Corp. __
The Ohio Co.
Co.
(inc.)
Clark,
J.
1,270.000
office
be
Six Months End. June 30—
exce.s
1057
150,000
Co.
&
new
inteiesc
Baltimore County, Maryland.
"
day price levels, the new project is expected to cost
$42,500,000, a substantial part of which Is for certain facilities that
will be applicable to later units as well as the firsc,. The major equip¬
ment now being ordered consists
oi
the turbine-generator, generator
At
150.000
150,000
this
The exchange has been approved by an
of the stock'v Id rs.
' .v
debentures, issued in denominations of $53, $109, $500.
will be un ecu red aunt}*.,;, ink- s/iooixiiiiate in all respects
$5,000,
first
to
debentuers;
share
standing
neighboring
offer
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
New
York
Hanseatic
1,270,000
—
miles
nine
aboin
2o0,000
500,000
Burnham
Dick
150.000
250.000
Blyth & Co., Inc
The
to
$4,816,332
to
Commerce
of
$100
each
and
the placing of major equipment orders for the first unit of a
steam-electric generating station. As yet unnamed, the power plant
will be situated on a recently acquired 138-acre tract r>7 land locntM
JgJ'SSS
....
of
railroad
this
scrip,
overwhelming
ized
Baltimore
McDonnell <fc Co
—;■
Albert
McGann
Securities Co.. Inc.....—
Meacl, Miller & Co.—
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Eeane—...
The Milwaukee Co. —F. S. Mo:eley A: Co.
..
Baird & Co,,
—-
Inc
J
-
Whipple & Co..
Bacon,
Robert W.
duties
Electric Co.—To Build New Plant—
continued
meet
to
company
$700,000
1,150,000
(00.000
2o0,000
the
new
Herbert
name:
700.000
____
order
When
W. C. Langley & Co...
Luzard Freres & Co. _
& Co.. Inc.
Allyn
C.
offered
lor
because
value—"capital surplus."—V.
par
purchase, the principal amount ot
agreed to
its
$1.35
stock
for
amounted
they were slightly greater than ship¬
ments, the backlog increased to $428,(57,000 on June 30,; 1957 from,
$427,228,000 of unfilled orders on Dec. 31, 1956.
Expenditures for property, plant and equipment amounted to $6,560,000 during
the first half of this year and on June 30 unexpended
appropriations totaled SIC,155,000.
In
April, the company offered to shareholders 535,143 shares of
additional capital
stock.
All of the shares were subscribed for by
exercise of Rights or were purchased by the Underwriters,
The ne.
and,
$182,981,000
repre¬
$4,495,000
4,495,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
assumed
to. issue nearly $30,000,GOO in debentures and
exchanged for preiert d stock.
The company was tu.ho:i,;ed
to issue $28 4)1.510
of
5'4
income
debentures, series B. due Jan. 1. 26C5, and $1,355,310 of debenture
scrip in exchange for 271 062 share
of -v,
n elverz
stock, p ir value
$100.
Under the railroad's plan,
holders of preferred stock will be
-
to
amounted
•
Baltimore Gas &
112,nOO shs.
and
41.
p.
Interstate
debenture
$7,—
5,351,480
received during the six months ended June 30, 1957
CrdeiT
to
In
..„.,,neW
,
J^'000 s$s.
■
the company
to
*$1.46
share
per
$7,lJy,i69
5,351,480
$1.1*5
S8,56<,437
Provision
_
available
credit
of
—-—_
taxes-.
The
authorized
1955
"Including 535,148 shares sold in April, 1957.
tAcijusted
dividends and the three-for-one slock split in 1956.
16,300,000
—100.009 shs.
'
27o,000 sbs.
each)..
3,500,000 shs.
4.20'v
1956
1957
/Shares outstanding
Earned
,.,.nnnn
series
in
stock
Common
series,
1955
September
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
—-
after
income
Net
to
debs, due 1967 & 1969
($100 par value each)
series,
4.5'/;— —
cap.
stk.
pfd.
March
185.
Boston & Maine RK.—ICC Authorizes Debenture Issue
Wilcox Co.
&
6 Months Ended June 30—
over
20.000,000
indebtedness):
other
all
<subordinated
debt
funded
Capital
onnnnnnn
Heller,
Mr.
1957.—V.
2.
p.
proceeds amounted to $18,267,541, of which $9 per share or
was credited
to capital stock and the remainder was added
Subordinated
3^4^—4%^
notes due In 1968---.
5v-4'/r subordinated debs, due in 1971
186,
succeed
taxes was $1,504,829.
The provision for income
leaving net income of $629,629, or '86 cents per
income
$67.3,000,
was
Bitbcock
in
EARNINGS—The company in
tind
taxes
share.—V.
the
Co.,
Investment
Associates
company
Federal
for
received from sale of the debentures
fourth largest automobile finance
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to be
bv
prior to maturity by the redemp¬
oI the debentures annually.
to retire 93.324',v of the issue
$3,333,000 principal amount
Net
sales
'Net
*
1957—3 Mos.—1956
S4.343.795
from opers
loss
Includes
profit.
William
63,362
80,518
Heller
Niebllng,
its
S9.848.389
203.967
86,892
J85.088
Sept.
has resigned
as
president
who
Executive
joined
the
company
Vice-President,
and
a
director of this com¬
continue
to
)951
as
in
serve
a
in
a
con¬
to-
Sept.
C
174.
a
to
p.
1966
n"t
to
the
sn
sale
exceed
it
to
amount
of
un
to
103'),
plus
and/ including
5'isinking fund
sufficient
to
exhaust
accrued
the
interest
to
1890.
Super Corp.—Spin Off Voted—
stockholders
cluding
for
1.
prices
at
1357.—V.
tenders
spin-off
on
J-'lv
of
the
29
approved
company's
plan
a
food
and
of
reorganization,'In¬
beverage
and 'manu¬
facturing operations.,
The
(1
consultant' and
-has'been appointed. President"
&
The
,
receive
due
$25 000
1.
C
168,495
162,023
of
sum
,
•
effective July 31, 1937. H<* - will
sulting capacity until Dec. 31, 1957.
Rov
60,510
.
pany,
•was
$8,120,503
$4,561,277
for-
provision
depreciation
t Net
1957—P Mos.—1956
-
stockholders
also
approved:
/'Changing the firm's name to C.
Reducing^ the. number of directors
(2)
&
C.
Television
to eight from
Corp.v
13.
-*
-
*
Volume 186
Number 5661
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(523)
*3)
Making
C.
&
C.
division
of
and
feature
But
certain
three
the
National's
subsidiaries.
Television
of
of
C.
C.
C.
&
Industries,
Inc.,
distributed to C. <&
for
one
8,178,715
&
stock
TV
option
properties
its
properties
policy.
of
Western
required
include
The
library
a
will
Super
be
vvhjlly-owned
a
carried
on
subsidiary,
shares
two
outstancli
al
Super
each
held
shares
in
C.
C.
&
Super,
C.
Power
C.
as
The
g.
continue
will
&
C.
o-ange
concentrate
club soda and
Super
and
soda,
make
food
its
the
Cantrcll
C
&
See
C
C
'•
above.—V.
Maj.
Gen.
to
succeed
the
of
The
the
.
Baker,
H.
31.
James
Board.
man
David
July
on
has
H.
been
elected
Carmichael
latter
succeeds
Executive
retired
who
from
been
R.
Hann,
Committee.—V.
185,
31,
Chairman
becomes
wild
2555."
p.
at
tration
Air
Aug.
effective
elected
has
,
of
bids
in
186,
authorized
1Sales
for
the
income
net
included
28-week
amounted
a
period
to
ended
$619,2fc>2,
Operations
have been
of plant facilities
arrangement
activities
After
sold
at both
funds
to
the
permit
of
31/4%
study,
substantial
plant.
Standardaire
the
sales
re¬
Prior
Capitol
was
Blower
Division
prospect
have
the
it
made
At
building.
185,
Natural
Gas
This
(N.
Corp.
Securities and Exchange
the
first
C.)—Registers With
of
due
due
1,
1977,
company
units,
each
seven
common
terms
of
Podesta
unit
the
&
principal
and
112,000
to
proposes
Co.
shares
offer
consist
its
of
these
$1
par
securities
should
pub ic
sale
to
in
gas
in
North
Carolina.
Piedmont
systems,
systems
which,
for
and
the
together
construction
with
of
extensions
new
of
Net
19o7
additions
$5,
belore
*
The
the
Effective
become
the
at
an
this
of
corporation
terms
merger
colse
operating
and
submitted
as
half
oil
is
year
Elliott
will
become
Forncrook,
also will become
of
dent
Edgewater
Under-the
g;
receive
Elliott.
Each
changed
(present series).
preferred
second
a
ending
is
to
after
income
for
is
He
Executive
holders
approved,
Carrier
of
shares
for
many
Vice-Presi-*
will
common
share
one
of
preferred will be ex¬
Carrier 4 V2 %
preferred
of
Elliott 5%
basis for
shares
one-tenth
Elliott
for
Units
185,
Carriers
4.8%
cumulative
General
&
net
Quotations
assets
and
debentures,
were
at
Dec.
a
31,
share
The
June
on
30,
securities
with
1957,
valued
market
at
This compared with total net assets of $17,176,230
Net
1956.
asset
June
before deduction of principal amount of outstanding
$17,808,448 (excluding unamortized debenture financ-.
ing coslS of $3,264).
On
Corp.—Net Asset Value Increased
30,
value
asset
1957.
the
of
with
compared
stock
common
$27.28
Dec.
011
was
31,
$28.41
1. 56.
$1,000 of debentures outstanding on March
31, 1957 (excluding unamortized debenture financing costs), amounted
to $9,513.
Interest and amortization requirements on debentures out¬
standing
coverage
applicable
186,
to
first three months of 1957j
for the six months ended
sales of securities) was $215,434.
during the
stock
common
(exclusive of profits
1957
30,
—V.
ea.ned 8.56 times
were
income
Net
June
per
011
110.
p.
little
as
Net
of America—Profit Up
Corp.
profit is up about
comparable period of
about
16c
while earnings
of
half
to
1956
reported
President,
per
July
22c
in
22
:
Total
Sales
Net
of
the
over
"The
Jan.
balance of
the
the
June
the
1957.
ier
30,
this
of
total
of
so
far
this
letter
a
to
year
are
19a6
year,
stock¬
said.
$236,693
a
further
increase
fh
1383 and 42.
SEC—
The corporation on July 31 filed a
registration statement with the
The com¬
SEC-covering 150,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
pany proposes to offer this stock
for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Hornblower
Weeks and Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities & Co.
The initial pulbic offering
price will; be a
fixed price related to the then current market
for the shares; and
the
underwriting* terms are to be supplied by amendment.
proceeds
of
the sale of the additional stock will
Net
.
have
182,
the
to
working capital of the
purposes.
Working
stantially
increased
capital
company
requirements
the
during
and used
next
added
for general corporate
expected
to
be
sub¬
years
in order to finance
are
two
of the newly com¬
Pittston, Pa., the new
gypsum board plant and plaster mill at Fort Dodge, Iowa,
expected
to be completed later in 1957, and the new fiberboard plant at L'Anse,
Mich., expected to be completed late in 1958.
Recently, substantial
funds have been used for the purchase of a developed site and facili¬
ties at Des Plaines, 111.,
for a new research center, costing $600,000,
and
for additional machinery and equipment costing $1,500,000, con¬
sisting principally of equipment to produce a recently developed type
inventories,
pleted
accounts
acoustical
acoustical
of
THE
at
the
fiber
and
tile
operations
plant
Port- Clinton,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
-
tile
receivable
mineral
Dana
Seibert,
(Telephone
STate
post, office
at
•Canada.
NOTE:
President.
2-0613);
New
acdount
plant
and,
CHRONICLE
Published
Drapers'
twice
Gardens,
(Reg.
a
of
equipment
fluctuations
in
the rate
Morgens,
in
of
Gamole
Procter
common
received
as
result
a
of
Executive
Vice-President
the
of
exchange
Procter
trans¬
July
30,
registration
a
statement
with
the
1957
With
SEC
last
offered
for
.
Coastal
States was
organized
in
November,
1955,
to provide
a
corporate organization to acquire, further
develop and operate interests '
in gas gathering systems and oil
and gas properties owned
by O. S.
Wyatt, Jr. of Corpus Christi, board chairman
and others.
The prin- x
cipal properties acquired by Coastal States
had been
developed and
operated by Wymore Oil Company,
a
partnership composed of Mr.
Wyatt and A. A. Moore whlcn was
organized in 1951, under
joint
venture arrangements with others.
As of Nov. 1,
1955, Mr. Wyatt and
several
other
persons
transferred
properties
to
Coastal
States
in
exchange for shares of its capital stock and the
assumption
and
incurrence by Coastal States of
indebtedness and obligations.
t
Coastal States operates
the
dry
that
done
profits
holes.
we
for
In
2c
30,
the
first
the
per
com¬
share.
the last several months,
will do as well in the
the
in
to
June
compared
as
first
half,
according
directly and through subsidiary corporations
19
gas
gathering systems (not including three systems under
con¬
struction) and also produces and sells natural
1335.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings
densate
Privately—Continues Expansion
1957
1956
Oil
817,501 * ~
1955
592,501
'
„
—
miscellaneous
ir.c.
900,546
<j*
2,061,047,392
5,484,170
income——
-
Net
Epstein
with
89,740,757
assets
$281,065,177
July
of
ment
1957
1,
year
a
company
under
Insurance
Defense
ago,
the
$62,500,000
Prudential
$315,674,069
Co.
Its
as
June
30,
made
91,000,000
70,010,642
$8.04
with
agreement
Tne
A
35%
expansion
in
of
number
the
,
and
Zeder,
General
be
.service
replacement
186,
p.
This
company
has
embarked
on
program
a
accessories
program will give
the next year. In
Clark
not
have
to
produce
general sale,
Clark
line
"Our
equity participation. These organizations are licensed
heavy drive unit components and torque converters for
of
an
including
fork
objective
those
trucks
is
to
and
make
domestic
cur
growth
the
of
common
family's
stock
stock
from
of
greater
holdings.
offered
the
hereby
are
company.
authorized
The
150,609
will
the
Electronics, Inc.—Earnings Sharply
sales
1957
com.
71.240
stk.—
cost,
and
per
632,995
333,222
212,689
139,134
91,718
at
deprecia¬
anxortization
equity
1,176,543
354,467
equipment
"$0,05
781,221
1,203,267
and
accumulated
$0.09
1,315,683
share
$1.96
stockholders
JYear
Colonial
end
totals.—V.
Neon
Privately—This
Sign
t1,824
$1,441,032
—
Orders
"Loss.
$0.87
2,318
$3,237,036
of
"31,684
$0.28
2.616,045
plant
less
Number
$517,571
2,970,513
Working capital
Property,
1955
$1,080,759
222,339
share of
per
Higher—
1956
$2,671,191
;■
-
Current assets
186,
Co.
company
p.
of
$0.80
t710
,
$657497
3,
New
Jersey
—
Notes
Sold
has placed privately with
period.
This financing was arranged
Reynolds, Inc., of New York City.
parallels our
International subsidiary
8^-year
through
John
Columbia
Plans
for
Gas System, inc.—Plans ftew
Construction
the
recovery
of petrochemical raw materials from rich
natural
gas
streams produced and purchased in Ken¬
West Virginia were announced by this
corporation July 30.
George S.
Young,
President,
said
the
System
will
spend
about
$13,000,000 for the construction of an extraction plant, a fractionation
Appalachian
tucky
t
and
-
for
foreign
subscriptions
J.
abroad
growth," Mr. Spatta said. "Since our
was
formed early last year, considerable progress has been made in
extending- our operations in manufacturing as well as sales. Earnings
from overseas .manufacturing operations and export sales are increasing
substantial'y and will enable our International subsidiary to accelerate
its licensing and investment program overseas. This should be com¬
pleted by I960."
remittance
an
insurance company an issue of
$3,500,000 6% notes to be
/repayable in quarterly installments over an
units required in the production of the
"Michigan" construction machinery.
certain
of
Total assets
expansion
negotiated with four other manufacturing organizations in which Clark
will
shares
Stockholders'
interests in 10 overseas plants
licensing arrangements have been
shares
portion of the net proceeds of the sale of the
150,009 shares
to
reimburse
the
company
for
the
cost
of
Earns,
equity
addition,
diversification
Net income
give it manufacturing facilities in almost every industrialized
market- In the free world, George Spatta, President, told The Security
Analysts of San Francisco in a talk on July 30.
within
achieve
and
150,000
Cohu
will
that
family
of
Six Months Ended June 30—
Expansion—
overseas
voting .trust.
used
Net
^
of
said
effect,
tion
316.
addi¬
an
acquix-ing the
Epstein family. The balance of the net
pro¬
has not been allocated to
particular purposes, and will be added
to
the
general fund3 of
the
company
to be available for working
capital and other corporate purposes.—V. 186,
p. 212.
'Manager
needs."—V.
with
to
ceeds
Supply
Clark Equipment Co.—In World-wide
from
agreed
has informed the company that the
family's
compaixy represented almost 90% in value of all
Estate of Abe Epstein, and that
they are seilixxg
described shares at the present time
to
above
150,659
of the newly-established Service
Division, said t..at each of the five
parts plants is now stocking
approximately 33,325 different parts.
"These
parts
are
specifically
engineered
for Chrysler
Corporation
products," Mr. Zeder added, "and they cover more than 99% of all
Accessories
so
free
have
being acquired by the company from the
family will be held by the company as
treasux*y stock. The
therefore, of both transactions will be a reduction in
the
number-of outstanding shares of common
stock of the
company by
659 shares.
at the corporation's five parts plants has greatly accelerated
delivery of MoPar replacement parts and accessories lor Plymouth,
Dodge, DoSoto, Chryler and Imperial cars and Dodge trucks.
The parts warehouses are located in Centerline, Mich.; Atlanta, Ga.;
Newark, Del.; Kansas City, Kan.; and San Leandro. Calif.
and
Epstein
The
net
the
Haild
con¬
Epstein
stocked
IT.
and
company (free from
dissolve the voting
transfer of said
voting trust cerificates is
that the company will
thereupon hold all
trustees
that
company,
shares
company, together
stock of the
common
voting
date
the
unissued shares of common
"shares of common stock
for the respective periods.
parts
the
the
of
and
Range of Parts—
different
the
the assets
A
the
oil
Texas.
the
.
Wider
southern
two
the
'
charges were $44,260,191 and $32,422,679
of
The
1957
stock
common
liquidity
Capual.expenditures for improvements and additions to land, build¬
ings, .machinery and equipment in the first half of 1957 were $66,334,831 * compared with $37,451,650 in the same penod last year. Deprecia¬
Warehouses Stock
to
The
business
MoPar
of
shares
of
or
business.
in
has agreed to purchase from
the
voting trust certificates for 145,159
company
30,
by Sept.
ftocKxioldings iix
America.
of
as
said
compared
during the first half of 1957 amounted to $58,000,3% of total sales, compared with $110,000,000 or 8% of total
sales in the same period last year. The company recently was awarded
new
defense contracts totaling approximately $100,000,000. The con¬
tracts include production
of M-48 A-2 medium tanks for the Army
Ordnance Corps as well as %-ton tour-wneel drive Dodge trucks for
the Army, substantial tank modification work and additional missile
000
principally
company entered into
Commerce of San Antonio
The company has agreed to
pay an aggregate amount of $1,054,613
io the Epstein
family as the net purchase price of the said
votixxg
trust certificates and common
stock; in addition, the company has
agreed to bear all expenses incurred
by or chargeable to the Epstein
family In conxiection with the sule,
including attorneys' fees aixd
transfer stamps.
$208,216,862 at the end of 195(3.
received the fourth and final install¬
loan
located
the
common
trust).
trust
and
$250,000,000
5,500
oi
1957,
the
tional
110,564,532
1,171,875
$2.14
of
of
voting
1,886,077,811
1,613,330,762
18,671,471
$10.28
were
ol'
family
shares
„
share—.
current
1957
Bank
the
1,428,779,603 1,884,638,006
2,948,796
1,439,805
—
properties
contracts, one with
as Independent
Executor
and Trustee under the will
pf Abe Epstein, deceased, and Mrs.
Beverly
R. Epstein, and the other with
National Bank of Commerce of
San
Antonio, as Receiver of the Estate of Kaye
Lynn Epstein, a minor,
pursuant to
which
cars and
—
crude
gas,
from
July 23,
National
E.
exchange,
on
covering 150,000 shares of its $1 par common
stock,
public sale through an
underwriting group headed
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Blair
& Co. Inc.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amend¬
ment.
be
to
revenues
against
filed
company
Patent Office! William B, Dana Company,
Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7,.N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher[every Thursday ,(general- news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street, Chicago 3 Illinois
C„ England .c/o Edwards <Ss Smith, Copyright 195tf by William B. Dana Company,
Reentered as second class matter February 25
1942' at the
March 3,^ 1879.
Subscriptions in Uxxited States,
U. 3. Fossessiorxs, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
of
&
stock
&
Coastal States Gas
Producing Co. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
signs
U. 3.
N. Y., under the Act of
Other Countries; 367.00-per year. >
the
J.
week
London,
York,
$63.00 per year.
On
1
at
Ohio,,
of
of
amounted
Wholly-Owned
Net earnings-!^
The
be
<sz
Mr.
year.
ended
Of
Parts
Chicago, III.—Registers With
Corp.,
mote
he
to
earnings," Mr. Krehbiel told stockholders.—V. 185, pp.
Celotex
up
$11,666,511,
hah
lirst
expected to show
is
year
half
1956
$r82,co2
and
1
first
half
first
proxit has risen irom
earned: between
our
for
$12,246,459
$500,000
months
2,066,531,502 1,431,728,399
products sold1,719,818,440 1,268,293,255
Administrative,
engineering,
•Selling, advertising, service &
general expenses152,456,740
121,513,923
Interest on long-term debt—
3,515,625
2,343,750
U. 3. and foreign income taxes
101,000,000
20,900,000
Cost
the
over
holders.
than
six
ij»
share have jumped from
than
more
on
the
30%—
for the lirst six months of 1957
30%
1956
first
the
in
Krehbiel,
Harry
for
likelihood
we
(&
sola—passenger
—-ju.
sales
Net
tion
Catalin
The
as
develop¬
1
been reduced each of
be
Corp.
Earnings per
1746.
p.
shares
common
Procter
of
to
This
$40,000,000,
snares
Gamble,
July 24 that the properties and assets of Clorox will
be transa new
wnolly-owned Procter & Gamble
subsidiary to be known
Clorox Company.—V.
186, p. 212.
on
ierreu
■
'
On
Total
of
substantially
by The Procter &a
Clorox
Gamble shares
Howard
s;Ud
face
Co.—Earnings Increased—
taxes
President.—V.
Dunn,
trucks
4
-
.
high
basis of 8Vs
10 shares of
for
the
&
almost
the
showing
now
exchanged
,
cumulative second
Carrier
of
share.—V.
is
'
be
action.
Carrier.
cumulative
5%
each
Elliott
of
common
business
18c
year
this
of
H.
J.
to
seems
half
last
Interest aud
of
Co.
share
exchange
and
for
July 24
directors.
Elliott board
the
on
director.
two-tenths
The
one
preferred
and
Lumber
&
allowables have
there
so
on
director
a
the
of
will
tne
on
acquisition of
company
unexercised slock options held
by
certain officers and key
employees covering an additional
27,700 shares.
Clorox intends to dissolve and to
distribute to Clorox stockholders
Procter
1957
during
encountered
through shortly, there is every indication that
accounted
Chrysler
President.
as
and
end
lull
v
..
Elliott
of
and
one
Carrier
terms
of
share
for
Vice-President
a
in
year
corporation's
electronic data Handling and
systems
the first six months of 1957 totaled
$532,000, an in¬
the first half of
1956, Hugh L. Clary,
President,
capital stock, including shares
outstanding
closing date and those subsequently issued
pursuant to the
exercise ox
outstanding stock options. There are presently
outstanding
724,744 shares of Clorox stock and
the
to
July 31, 1957, Elliott Company has
Carrier Corp. under its present man¬
of
who has served
a
Steel
merger
65/100ths
Co.
boards of
the
by
business
"
business
of
division
Eawrence M.
years,
the
Six Months Ended June 30—
their
agement, with William A. Elliott continuing
Mr.
funds,
that
per share
1957, after considering the cost
period of 1956 profits from oil
of
parable
179, p. 822.
Elliott
oi
by
period last
of
third
over
assets
each
of
as
depend on whether the Interstate Commerce Commis¬
pending rate increases wichout too much delay,
if toe
earnings
The state
Corp.—Merger Approved—
stockholders
for
.
evidence
Rise—Last of Notes Sold
Approved- the
same
were
$450,514, or 93c per share of capital stock,
$406,263 or 85c per share in the first half of 1956.
Crude
distribution
gas
and
present system, is estimated to cost $3,059,000.—V.
Carrier
the
the
33 %
Co.
Gamble
will
allows
with
be merged with Carolina Natur.l.
The net proceeds of this financing
be applied to the construction of a natural
gas transmission line
North
Carolina,
the
reconstruction
of
the
presently
owned gas
distribution
reach
some
of
of
excess
said
July 25.
backlog of
These
$1.72
six months
in
Spatta
.
will
in
net
earnings
s
Chicago Mill
about
is
lirst
earnings
Mr.
.
of
towns
the
quarter
$42,000,000,
The sfockholders on July 24
approved the
of the properties and
assets of this
allowing for
despite a 5%
drop in carloadings
President, announced. earnings for the first half of 1957
The
six
$2.18
or\
GantLle
78,784
alter
such
second
of
likely to keep this pace because of
traditional
as
plant vacations.-—V. 135,. p. 2212.
'Clorox Chemical Co.—Sale of
Assets Approved—
413,488
$2.09
not
are
year.
x-ecorn
excess
all
509,048
75,359
413,735
in
was
789,359
for
Brazilian
electronic
and business
systems
products
totals
mors
than
double the comparative
figure of a year ago,
announced. Increased orders for the
company's new Transactor
system for department
stores, print-punch,
numerical
data
printer
and input and
output equipment largely accounted for the
six months'
gain—V. 185, p. 1746.
it
1,889,719
780,401
sales
during
of
The
in
underwriters.
propane-air
heavy
$661,000,
1955
976,123
sinking funds but
lor the year will reach an all
time
year's $37,000,000."—V. 186, p. 110.
The company's principal business has been the
distribution, through a
wholly-owned subsidiary, Piedmont uat> co., a North Carolina- company,
a
is
half
sion
$100 ol bonds, $50 of debentures, and
public offering price and underwriting
units
are
to
be
supplied l;y amendment.
Cruttenden,
and Odess, Martin & Herzberg, inc.,
are listed as the
to
shares.
said.
Roddewig,
time,
road
increase comes
stock
common
for
time
M.
same
the
"Revenues
corporation filed
Aug.
1956
by
division
crease
1383.
p.
75,359
high,
C.
strengthening.
Commission—
1957,
The
185,
substantially increased labor and material costs, he said,
"Earnings have held fairly steady and barring unforeseen
ments
a registration
statement with the SEC on July
covering $1,600,000 oi ins. u.u,*6*6* »> uoiius, i957 series,
Aug. 1, 1982, $800,000 of 6% sinking fund subordinated debentures,
26,
19C5.—V.
2,061,613
•"
all
an
"There
Carolina
in
a
Clark's
on
factors
Sales
427,305
share—
of this-railroad
Roddewig said.'
1383.
p.
for
Clary Corp.—Electronic Division Sales
Up 33%—
about by the
improvement of
and
763,801
revenues
period,
equaled
of
company.—V.
components
start within
and
results
seasonal
$30,000,000 to be
969,330
outstanding———.
common
Operating
was
reached
in
privately held
a
due
will
Commenting
Baltimore
2.056,880
ids.
class
earnings comparisons with the preceding year are avail¬
to its acquisition of the Read Standard Corp. on Nov. 3,
able.
capital and sink.
shares outstanding
"Before provision for capital and
."A" dividend requirements.
of
or
1956,
countries
$19,371,139 $18,430,290 $16,625,487
14,943,509
14,095,353
13,320,027
______
expenses
Common shares
imperative
building facilities at the Mechanicsalready been commenced of a 140,OoO
has
of
of
1957
revenues
•"Earned per
additional
Construction
foot additional
square
No
with
integration
as
Co.
issue
is
of
machinery and auto¬
highway and off-the-road
two
$3,000,000
expansion
debentures
after
Class A
;
per
connection
well
as
and
inc.
Net
Eurnings
share.
cents
for
ma¬
.
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
presently on hand and
provide
burg
56
in
expenses
York,, Pa.,
$8,056,239
share.
per
or
unit
Clark
in Maryland.
The issue and sale of the securities
approval by the Maryland P. S. Commission
and registhe Securities and
Exchange Commission. The company,
of American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., now has out¬
with
operating income
Npt inc. before capital and sink. ids.
the
/Orders
to
totalled
18
cents
77
$451,582,
drive
Plants are presently in
production making Clark products
Australia, France, Germany and Belgium—all of
whlcn have been
industrial
truck
licensees
since
1950.
Production
in
other
in
Bidding later in the year.
Vice-President, said it was brought
capital
Operating
Operating
1
plant locations.
considerable
to
at
May
or
profit of
affected by
plants abroad in which Clark's international
subsidiary
equity interests will manufacture products from
each
divisions—industrial trucks, construction
equipment. The facilities include one
plant in Australia, two in Eng¬
land, two in France, one in Japan, one in
Belgium, one in Germany
and
negotiations are presently being
conducted
with
„
competitive
6 Months Ended June 30—
of
Mechanicsburgr Pa.—Earns.—
non-recurring
10
motive
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Semi-Annual
Results
Chair¬
*
The
acquiring
419.
p.
debenture
a
Net
Capitol Products Corp.,
.
Cleveland, Ohio, on Aug. 6
equipment trust certificates
$4,200,000
inclusive.—V.
have
a" sub iidiary
standing $25,000,000
the
the
fiber-
■
telephone properties
in
service
>
receive
it
1972,
G. iMofrel,
for
is-subject to
i
President,
who
George
to
directors
offered
'Capital Airlines, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
Force
for
cane
building materials business; its
acoustical, roofing, gypsum and
owns
11 plants located in nine
-
'315.
185. p.
from
1958
The
Corp.—New Name—
Super Corp.
will
company
W.
■■'•••
C Television
&
and
need
.
.
'
and
the
company
"
bagasse
manufacturing
Clark's
insulation,
The
in
quarter
"Batter
&
processing
used
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
City—Plans New Financing—
315.
p.
are:
2911.
p.
in
engaged
products.
purchase
turing
beverage frcdUp" Nedick's
Cochrane ginger ale,
drinks,
so.t
and
sirups.—V. 185,
.
to
Cola
of
concerns.
division.
Phoenix
such
methods
Chesapeake & Ohio liy.—Bids Aug. 6—
which
will
o
is
products
states.—V. 185,
Super
Products
National
uots
C.
&
improved
„
corporation
hardboard
by
with
assign to National Phoenix the assets of
divisions, with National assuming liabili ie.s bf
these units.
These include the Nedick's division, tie Lor.aine M_nulaciuring division (piodicer of rubber specialties and parts) and the
certain
for
handling of this basic raw material
board at the
Marrer, La., plant.-
old
the
Television
C: S iper stockholders.
This will
distributing 4,089,357 Natio *al P. oenix common shares
by
rate
the
through
on
principal
operations
stock
effected
the
company's
operate
carried
pictures.
other
be
C.
been
Phoenix
at-
has
in
will
Corp.,
have
motion
the
National
changes
Television
which
company,
3
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
.
4
(524)
plant
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and
pipeline
a
between
carbons
the
transport
to
mixed
a
liquid
of
stream
hydro¬
Corn Products Refining
two.
Consolidated
Young said contracts have been executed between Columbia and
Pritchard & Co. of Kansas City, Mo., for the construction of
Mr.
F.
J.
Canadian
natural
Aooalachian
••The
plant at Kenova,
extraction
hydrocarbon
operated
streams,
gas
are
The
will
for
subsidiary
recover
natural
Net
build
iractionation
hydrocarbon
?.
storage facilities tit',.Siloam, Ky,, and a
the
liouid
hydrocarbons to
the site.
products pipeline;
Tnis project
will
V.
and
plant
to
t
cost
100
the
corporation
Columbia
purchased
acres
have
Net
the
for
terminated.—V.
been
186,
Corp.—Fractional
Trust
Farmers
will
interests
Co.,
expire
Sept.
Shares
York,
New
13.-—V.
has
105,
Agent—
appointed
been
Salts
Petroleum
Years
Ended
foi
Federal
•Fa
838,500
1,451,700
711,670
,<~r~
2,741,422
1,231,407
2,741,422
1,840,200
1,672,130
2,741,422
Earnings per sharc_„._
SO.19
$0.26
$0.45
on
have
Carbon
April
previously
restated
been
into
Co.
1957
183,
to
Solvents
According to the
shareholders,
with
compared
company's
Stancl .g
set
14
period
in
Net
effective
became
semi-annual
5 v
These
and
20,
About
at
share
30,
out-
sales
Net
1956
$2.12
in
Federal
Net
income
$3,075,500
$3,825,100
$4,687,000
1,75^,000
J,.jo2,OI/0
5,A>3O,.JOJ
51,800
93,500
151,000
579,000
151,000
7.',500
714,000
8222.100
$1.02
$0.81
"Charges to customers for containers previously credited to costs and
are
included
now
in
sales,
net
fBased
837,500
on
snares;
outstanding.
struction
in June,
Tiie
activities
however,
outlook
favorable
should
and,
show
Results
cement.
for
of
operations
substantially improved
were
for
demand
and
cement
barring
demand
work
satisfactory
for
over those of J"ne 1956.
remaining six
months
is
the
stoppages,
it
results
operating
for
Net
Harland
to
C.
ing,
Forbes,
succeed
Charles
E,
Co.
New
of
President,
late
who
since
Hudson
R.
the
York, Inc.—Changes
Slightly Higher—
income
L
Taxes
elected
been
Chair¬
in
Senior
six
Vice-Presidents,
per
share,
that-
ended
share.
common
per
Bonds
months
for
June
This
half
of
totaled
w'th
compares
first
the
1957,
30,
not
of
1956.
the
first
May 1, 1386 in
today
Aua. 5>
in
Consolidated
and
refunding
definitive
mortgage
will
form
Electrodynamics
corporation
set
all-time
become
Net earnings,
same
last year,
share
per
-
V.
to 95
prior to
tional
185,
be¬
-Shatters
in
earnings,
1957, it
was
Previ-
,
represented
a
21#
new
100,000 shares
were
period of
gain
the
over
O.
1 boo.
outstanding
with
a
our.
sion
41#
up
1956,
and
$15,400,000
of institu-
the $10,806,128 re¬
orders of $18,700,000
over
new
written
during
ever
1950.^—V.
186,
4.
p.
p.
taxeS-^
......3
shares
opened
wealth
Sept.
Services
announced
23
at
Inc.,
information
date
11:30
300
Cet.
$1,41
per
of
of
30,
attributed
1922
July
24
equaled
265,575
$1.14
that
reported
the
enure
record
to
the
bidding
date
the
first
atnlal
Ave.,
New
York,
N.
Y.
the
will
Common-
The
pre¬
16 Wall St.,
for
Sales
for
Sept.
New York,
Insurance
Co.
below.—V.
Continental Oil Co.—Proposed
Hudson's
the
for
Gnu
increased
volume
continued
provide
first
the
20
at
II
a.m.
N. Y.—V.
186,
(EDT)
p.
212.
bay Oil
&
Gas
Co.,
Ltd.
185,
p
1040.
Offering to Stkholders.
below.—V.
186,
p.
212.
ex¬
100
'
who
has
President and
retired
Treasurer,
because
the
of
issue
with
the
Mutual
will
be
used
to
health
known
subsidiary,
rs
operates
retail
Syracuse,
al
cent
company
food
outstanding
nearly
stores
50
debts,
In
years.
Inc.,
which
and
super markets
Store locations in
State.
Cortland,
main
$
Insur¬
Marxe.s.
York
New
Rome,
Life
Victory Chain,
Victory
85
in
parent
compauv
July 29.
on
retire
and for expansion.
in the food businers
include:
The
the
1720.
p.
was announced
organized its
Inc.
with
has
counties
Oueonta.
179
continues
been
outlets
Chain,
cities
1927,
oidice
Utica,
is
in
Binghamt-on
Norwich.
N.
Y.
Co., Inc.—Pieports Record Sales and
Earnings
Sales and earning; for the six months ended
June 30, 1957 registered
highest levels for any half-year period in t'-e
company's
history,
C.
bcn'iick, President;, announced on July 29,
Sales lor the period amounted to
$7,92_,223, compared with $6,507,128
lor the
first half of Tst year. Net
earnings of $635,591 for the six
months were equal to $1.74
p< r share on
305.850 shares ol common
slock
outstanding, c nv ared with $454,558 or $1.45 per share on
314.538 shares for the like
period of 1956.—V-
six
104,
and
new
product
earnings, and
indicated during ,tne
520.
p.
•"
-
•
$39.87,tj
next
:
..
share.
.
Co.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
half
of
1957
corresponding
totaled
period
as
against $l>6.according
to
Robert
19j6,
income
$4,317,000
"The
for
the
six
equivalent
months
$1.13
to
ended
per
June
30,
common
share,
$1.45 per share for the first half of
or
decline
has
amounted
operating res alts Tor the fir^t
lnver
unit
volume
and
reduced
compared
with
V.
nino," said Mr. Fairprices of Diamond s
manufacturing division. This phase of the company business
adversely affected by the decline in residential nousiii^ con¬
for
which
continues
feel, the
to
impact
the
ot
tight
money
for
the
the
period
same
30,
second
1957
Assets
of
1356.
for the
income
p3e
or
1956
$33,120,000
were
Net
Growth
New
at
quarter
$1,598,000,
was
74c
or
Diversified
per
for
Stock
the
185.
The
mar¬
months
Inc.
and
ciividend,
payable
laration,
which
the
asset
value
Aug.
has
founding of
addition,
share
per
total
a
an
board
directors
to
of
increase of
shareholders
effect
of
of
2-for-l
a
Fund
than
more
Nov.
on
declared
record
split,
26,
Aug.
unci
1969,
1952.
convertible
in
into shares
part
of
its
exchange for shares of
in
Apex.
the
to
for
capital
8500
the
of
exchange
stock
of
declared
shares
of
capital
pursuant
to
this
Apex
and
at
paid
paid
a
upon
such
to
receive
cash
This
livered
in
value
said
for
such
and
the
stock
offer,
stock
the capital stock
of
proven
reserves
of
outstanding.
61
par
used
cents
Earnings—
share
the
on
This compares with
share
a
a
for
the
months
and
net profit
a
corresponding
ended
all
1,230,500
other
shares
of
of $747,559
1956
period
months
shall
have
remain
such
shares
America
the
election
of
60
days
for
from
Apex
Julv
stock
any
011
(ex¬
reserves
which
Douglas Gil
will
more
than
share
the
186,
317.
p
this
company
of
assured by tender
been
25
in
Exchange Offer
Colonial
of
Life
Insurance
than
more
86#
until
deliv¬
Two
of
company's
shares
tendered.
tended
D.
his
as
board
of
The
Aug.
will
offer
16
be
issued
was
by
to
in
exchange
have
expired
board
for
Federal's
for
July
Nelson,
Life
officers,
Executive
Feudal.—V.
186,
Richard
President
p.
B.
and
Evans,
President,
Treasurer,
ol
its
has
company
were
interest.
Cleveland,
Ohio.—V.
for
redemption
debentures
Payment
185,
p.
will
be
due
and
elected
made
at
1,
the
ex¬
Richard
directors
Redemption—
Sent.
on
Sept.
was
additional
112.
called
outstanding 5#
accrued
of
Colonial
but
of
shares.
Colonial
Co
Colonial's
each
26,
tender
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—Partial
and
of
announcement
declared
the
ex-
directors
effect.
Federal
Colonial
subsequently de¬
double
July
Four
either
1957,
above.—V.
exchange under an offer made by Federal in June
Chubb, 2nd, President of Federal, made that
tnange
The
8,
by
has
Percy
or
pay
in cash the difference
highest multiple of $500 and there¬
the principal amount of such value
plus
for
Corp.
shares for
next
open
Co.—Merger Approved—
Carrier
Acquisition
equiva¬
which are
of $14,925 per
share, less
subsequent to March 1, 1957
exchange of debentures
oil
cents
Federal Insurance Co.—Extends
amount
Apex
taking
may
crude
be
to
be accepted or refused by
Douglas Oil Co. of California in
its discretion.
Accepianca of this offer may be
acceomplished by delivery to Bank of America NT&SA, 219 West 7th
Street, Los Angeles 14
Calii., of shares of the capital stock of
Apex.
It was tilso
announced on Ju1 y 8 that the
Douglas company hod com¬
pleted the purchase, ol' two-'hirds of the
common stock of Apex Petro¬
leum Corp., Ltd.
This purchase will add 3 000.000
barrels in present
proven
the
at
to
the
Elliott
date).
debentures
debentures On
will
to
on
See
exchange,
the
payment.
offer
with
offered
are
ended June 30,
1957, amounted 1o
all other charges, equivalent to 56
cents a
1,230,500 shares outstanding.
This compares with a net
profit of $1,431,012, equivalent to $1.16 a
share, for the corresuondin «
1956 period.—V.
185,
p.
1992.
1
"
share
debentures
issuable
are
between
stock
26
profit for the six
$620,858 after taxes and
Apex
deben¬
value
thereon
on
stock
Apex
be
July 24 ltpoi.eu aor tne tnree
profit of $324,539 after taxes
to
Net
debentures will be issued originally in
principal amounts ol
multiples thereof, any shareholder of Aoex
desiring to exchange
of
equivalent
equivalent
the
or
shares
such
common
of
5Va#
common
exchange such debentures in principal
value
notification
to
California—Exchange Offer—
including Feb. 28, 1967,
to
dec¬
only 4IT years
On that date, net
its
due
charges,
This
2,
corporation on
30,
1957,
a
net
stock
comes
The company on July 8 made an offer to the
shareholders
Petroleum Corp., Ltd. to issue to such shareholders
tures
This
150,000
100#
a
per
Douglas Oil Co. of
of
stock
.
$7.30.
was
$1.86
letter
a
common
Electrolux Corp.—Reports Loss in
At July 25, 1957, it was $14.74;
In
share in distributions from security prof¬
during the lile of the Fund.—V. 185, p. 1S84.
of
has been paid
of
The corporation on July 23 filed a letter of
notification with the
covering 10.000 shares of 5# cumulative preferred stock lo
be
offered at par, ($25 .per share ), without
underwriting. The proceeds are
to be used for
capital expansion.—V. 182, p. 5C8.
'
' ' • *
June
the
incidential
expenses
filed
15
underwriting.
The proceeds
to
mining operations.
EEC
1,352,113,
23
the
July
shares
without
Educators' Investment Corp, of
Alabama, Birmingham,
Ala.—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
High—
Shares outstanding rcse to
over
the Dec. 31 total.
On
July 18, the Fund's
on
140,000
share),
with
Shares
—
corporation
per
for
ended
compared
C22.
covering
($1
$34,936,000
1932.
n.
Fund,
three
share,
common
quarter—V.
against
as
This mutual fund, sponsored by
Hugh W. Long & Co., Elizabeth, N. J.,
reports total net assets of $19,359,306, a new
high, at June 30. This
represents u 27# increase over the figure lor Dec,
31, 1956,
Asset value per share increased from
$12.73 to $14.32, a 121,a# gain.
its
184, p.
SEC
Sales
per
Eastern Slope Multi-Metal
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
been
struction
a dealer's concession
of $1
continued.—V. 184, p. 622.
was
The company on
Jaly 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 35,000 rhurcs oi common stock to be offered at
oar
($5 per
share), without i ndefwThing,' The proceeds are to be
used for the in-"
stnlbition
of
a
distributing system, including meters
fit-tings
etc—
to
1956.
in
"reflects
1957
share, with
per
It
Eastern Oregon Natural Gas Co.,
Ontario, Ore.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
$63,802,000
of
Associates—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 32,669 shares.of common stock
(par $10) was made on;July 25 by Blyth &
Co., Inc. at
re-
a
Fuel
A
expan¬
satisfactory
.
Eastern Gas &
Fairburn, Fresiuent.
Net
$3,410,000,
thereafter
Continental Insurance
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Firemen's
said
shot.Id
Diamond Match
which
of
(con¬
in
Co.,
the
it.
increase
to accept cash for the
amount by which the value ox
the stock
ered, as above set forth, exceeds the
principal amount of
Bids
1977
Trust
Y.)—Places Note Privately—
Victory Super Markets, a New
placed a $1,000,000 5 Vz %
as
York, it
has
retail
Duriron
year's earnings for
subs
a
1884.
p.
1,
delivery
(N.
chain,
capital,
company
seventeen
and
$1.80
on
Ft'
Yot
1956
274,585
remarkable
the
Victory
320,511
.n.
Math
New
the office of
consultant.—V.
of
working
company
major
$0,961,0U0
—-
The
185,
Dunlop since
food
proceeds
to
operates
common.
this
Y.—V.
Crawford,
with
and
State
The
1957.
541,663
......
nearly
H.
Co. of New
The
.
snare
N.
due
available
now
at
promissory note due 1972
$1.46
June
1957
snare-
Glenn
director
a
ance
$953,000
$1.77
on
,ing June 30—
ex.mmen
York,
Crawford,
York
1955
$1,132,000
'shares -outstanding
common
,
As
21.
meeting is scheduled
the Bankers Trust Co.,
in
mortgage 30-year bonds.
(EDT) at the offices of
a.m.
Park
was
change
New
debentures
are
debentures
(W. II.) Dunne Co.
This company, known
1956
$926,000
:
snare.•
cluding the dividend
$333,769,384 $268,252,695
212,
viously
See
Mr.
as
par
1967)
1,
temporary
Michael Blllane has assumed
share, reducing
value of U.
per
1957
rivsidein,
dividends
1950
for
Inc.—Definitive Debentures Ready
subordinated
March
reasons.
$121,149
additional
2,475
share, with a dealer's concession
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 186,
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corp.—New President—
J.
$17,942,000 $18,362,000 $16,268,000
1,098,000
2,341,000
2,006,000
972,000
1,209,000
1,053,000
1357
delivered
1957
This company has announced a
proposed issue of $35,000,000 first
See
100,000
1 jl 4.
The offer is
Consumers Power Co.—Bids for Bonds
Sept. 23—
at
retired
for a.^cluloual e^m.y capihu/is
twelve'months.—V. J85, p. 2097.
'
his
An
221,149
Co.—Earnings Decline
income
'io.aiacktr
lent
"apreciable increases"
Consolidated Foods Co.—Records 24%
Sales Rise—
be
and
qiUvement
year
1956,
Year Ended June 30—
Sales
„
purchased
'ihulacker,
plans
Fogg said he expected net earnings and sales for the entire
186,
has
earning
/He
the
—V.
$267,559
86,483
production fatuities in" all four Detrex divisionsr-Chlorinatid- Sol-'Division—Aluali ■& Phosphate Coiuing DiVxSion—Industrial
Equip¬
ment
Division—Dryclruning. Division.
June 25
on
group
4'/«#
until
1956
25,000
was
Dresser Industries,
Broadway,
$123,548
per
It
in
of
of
$62.62Y2
share.
per
vertible
Chemical Industries, Inc.- -Earnings Piise—
13c
to
A.
months'
production
419.
"Earnings per common share arc net alter provision for preferred
tilvnL.ms. included in the 1957 earnings is a
non-recurring tax benefit
first
show
$1
p.
1957
income—
on
573,233
per
Total
.
in
producing wells amounts to 3.000 barrels per day and
after deducting royalties and.
partnership interests,
approximately 1,000 barrels per clay.
at
of
annual
-Earnings Off—Purchases Its
30—
earnings after taxes
Common shares outstanding-....
"Euxuju
venture
slu re,
to
Beane
transacted
$61,483
AronUxs En
the
months
Mr.
Co.-
taxes.
common
after
...
the 963,018 shares
on
sales of $15.198 161
same
and
of $911,235 compared with $568,147 during
increase of GOT;-.
They were equivalent
1,063,018 shares outstanding on June 30,
946.759 shares a year ago, and were equiva¬
private placement of
during the
sales,
announced on July 30
investors.
corded
business
—
p.
Joint
a
83
net
change
June
taxes
on
an interest in 83
producing
the West Wilmington and Signal Hill
Wells on proven locations in the West
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on July 30 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
in
series
available
an
on
cents per shar-y
a
Six-month
to
p„v
Detrex
bonds
the
on
compared with 60 cents
lent
Chairman.
after taxes,
period
cents
go
six
Corp.
records
orders during (he first six months ot
by Philip S. Fogg, Board
the
add
June
Records—
the
End'-d
after
$2,177,000
Ready—
ginning
exc a g,
temporary bonds presently
The temporary bonds should be presented for such ex¬
change at The First National City Bank of New York, trustee, 2 Wall
Street, New York, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 212.
N
,
,
to
from
was
ket."
the
due
This
Land
&
taxes.
income.
Earnings
*l .tixied
I urn,
outstanding.
ous
increase
before
on
lumber
$2.03
or
expected
3%%
has
has been Vice-President
named
$2.04
Definitive
is
excess
ether
and
Earnings
Petroleum has
new
Dow Chemical
and, on a
the previous
over
City refineries, which together have
ol $20,000,000,"
Mr. Toilett reports.
.Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
18
419.
p.
ended
year
before
31'£
preferred stock at an average price of $16.06
(he number
outstanding to 90,000 shares. $50,000
Treasury bonds were sold.—V. 185, p. 1040.
been
for
or
$32,629,948,
It
in
company
charge of account¬
tax operations since 1953, has been elected Presi¬
Fairman, Earl L. Griffith and L. A. Scofield, Vice-
F\
have
$32,725,899,
1955,
Searing.
'
Net
fiscal
d
earn
of
of
the company
year."—V.
185,
and
James
Presidents,
the
Eblc,
auditing
dent;.
ever
increase
an
the
income
The
U.
Edison
in Personnel Announced—Earnings
man
Colorado
before
416,000
Consolidated
addition,
field currently are being drilled under
Apex Petrcl'jum
owns
a
one-third, interest.
succeeding
that
appears
1883.
p.
have
wa
represents
for
veins
Smith W. Storey, President, on July 26 said:
"Artvere we"'ber con¬
ditions which prevailed in the* first quarter of" 1§57 continued through
April and May in the company's marketing area and greasy res.noted
con
$0,046,190
income
income
thi3 purchase,
primarily in
Included in the assets of Apex Petroleum is
a
2#
interest in the
Long Beach Oil Development Corp. This corporation is the
contracting
operator on ha:bor acreage for the city of Long Beach and
currently
Is producing
nearly 30,000 barrels per day Mom 715, wells.—V. 186,
Ilawley refinery was acquired by Cosden on Oct, 1, 1956 and the
City refinery on Nov. 20, 1956.—V. 184, p. 2223.
equal
$533,200-
$0.61
*
expenses
than
more
Reserve' for income
$857,200
$0.27
$510,100
.
share—
per
ol
income
Net
49,900
2
taxes
In
amounts
S9.7il.000
1957—6 MrS—.ior.<;
$2,590,700
—
2..
protit
tEarnings
fields.
of
time Apex
leases,
1956.
net
tiie .$16,309,149
revenue
Months
Earnings Lower—
1957—3 Mos.—1959
expenses-.
('eductions
-2.
of 2,371,787
shares outstanding in
1957
and
after giving effect to 100#
stock distribution in
is
of
Six
(>
Corp.
1,8 m,700
—
and
Other
was
Cement
Period End. June 30—
Cos.s
April 30—
needs
present
42
on
Apex's
4,617,731
Crystal Oil
some
to
June
Number of shares
1956.
30,
$9.14.
This amount together with a
capital gains distribution of 3 cents a share on March 25 is equivalent
to $9.17 compared wd.h $9.07 at the close of 1958.-—V. 185, p. 1010.
/•
Subs.)—Net Inc. at Peak
(&
Dennison Manufacturing
cents lor the first half ol 1957, compared
period last year and 12 cents for,the same
same
per
Consolidated
the
Wilmington
$55,612,843
and
•Bused
value
industry,
1957
1956,
55',/
The
1955.
asset
At
wells
oil
6,046,190
1957
Hawlcy
sales
16
were
the
for
lor
sugars
the cash
cover
Corn
manu-
ytH.," R. L. Toilett, President, states in his letter to the share¬
holder:;.
'-'Gross
operating
income
showed
substantial
improvement.
Up—
report released
$123,354,815 on
to
rose
June
on
Value
"l.i,4»'j,»25, up irom 12,281,248, a year ago.
the first six-month period were increased for the third
lor
cen.s
which
u>
<.
Dividends
to
Corp.
Co.—Asset
assets
net
$116,u39,224
straight year.
with
total
prior to March 31,
mergrr
of Thermatomic
1991.
p.
Commonwealth Investment
45,000
cane
of
Inc.,
from
Corp.
income
''Consolidated
'
periods
reported for
give effect
Commercial
1937.—V.
30,
Sugars,
average
in
$0.01
1457
sales
share.T$2.55
per
ed
'Total
6 13,200
NOTE—Results
granulated
ana
Ac
-
2,176,2u6
$29,367,290 $29,276,834
028,664
2,741,422
'.cutstanding'
Syrups
year
of
Preferred Stock—
1957—6 Mos.—1956
taxes
income
earnings
Shares
California lor this purpose.
The Douglas compuny also lias com¬
pleted arrangements with the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York and
(Jith the Bank of America for a $1,000,000 secured loan which will
of
$162,051,776
of 1956.
were
half
first
addition
$71,921,997
operating
''Earnings
Subs.)—Earns. Down—
(&,
$14,814,345 $15,272,721
on
debentures and With'cash and the Douglas
company has
received a permit lor the issuance ol $2,190,000 of
5\s% 12-year conver'ible debentures from the Corporations Commissioner
of the
State
Colorado
1272,
p.
1957—3 Mos'.—1956
Period End. June 30—
Net
the
,
with
Definitive
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Prov.
liquid
1957,
3d,
the
lor
pruxit
April
212.
p.
agent for the purchase and sale of fractional interests arising from
a
2 #2#
common stock dividend, payable July
30, 1957 by Columbia
Pictures Corp. to stockholders of record July 1, Order forms for frac¬
tional
made
,
ii.-L.u
Pictures
Bank
City
compares
2500.
p.
comparative, -basis;
The
June
of 1957 marked
subsidiary, Refined
Flo-Sweet
oi
Fiscal
about
Gross
that
ended
year
$147,759,607
ol
suits
quarter
newest
185.
half
the
for
with
•
Cosden
^sport
fractionation plant,
Columbia also has optioned an adjoining 400 acwes to provide addi¬
tional plant space with the expectation that Columbia's raw' maim, us
could provide the base for a future major petrochemical tievelopuient.
The plans which Columbia, had for such a
development with C om¬
mercial
Solvents
Corporation did not
materialize
and negotiations
addition-to
wivh
sales
second
liicturcr
id, 000,000.
In
This
,
$14.85
winch
also
will
Columbia
Br*dy, President.
period last year.
■>
per
Products'
day.
per
gas
T.
comparable
common share, including dividends received from nonloreign subsidiaries, were equivalent to $1.01 this year on
shares outstanding, as against 78 cents per share
similar period last year on
3,214,080 shares outstanding.:
the
The
end
owned
William
to
the
lor
of
common
compared
extraction plant, which will cost about $8,000,000,
operated by United Fuel Gas Co., a Columbia
with Headquarters
in Charleston, W. Va.
it is designed
heavier
hydrocarbons
from
170,000.000
cubic
ieec
oi
hydrocarbon
be
to
Earnings
8,349,618
Virginia,
Gas
$7,272,927
a
total of 200.000 shares
outstanding and the Douglas
is purchasing two-thirds of these shares at a
purchase price
per share.
An offer to purchase the
remaining shares for
substantially, ilie same price has been made. This acquisition will be
are
company
coin|><».«/
M»ui
us
domestic and
six
months
oi -1957
has
been
tne ' first,
consolidated
controlled
and
in eastern Kentucky and western West
especially ricn in heavier hydrocarbons,
Mi. ioung said.
Columbia
by
with
There
Co.—Earnings Rise—
an*
iur
for
$9,315,320, -according
W. Va., and the hydro¬
carbon Iractionation plant on a
160-acre site at Siloam. Ky.
Both
plants are scheduled to be in operation about Dec. 1, 1058.
the
Income
net
subsidiaries
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
1,
1959
at
next,
$51 000
IOOV2#
Clevelund
and
Trust
Co
2098.
Firemen's Insurance Co:, Newark, N. J.—Offer
The
which
men's.
■
present
Co.
,
directors
have -approved
Continental
.
,
;
v
,
Insurance
a
Co.:
propo,«d
would
'
„
exchange
acquire
'
the
of
shares
stock
of
'
•.
by
Fire¬
>
>
Cbnvinental's offer, subject to final approval
by Its'directors ani its
stockholders,
would
provide
17/20lhs
oi
a
siraie
oi'
Continental stock
"Volume 186
Number 5661
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
f
(525).
in
exchange
f iremen's
shares
of
Approval
the
each
for
provided
least
at
cxcnungi.
agencies
184,
National
share,
for
tendered
are
regulatory
transaction.—V.
First
Firemen's
would
80ft
.
also
be
of
sion.
complete
1121,
p.
Life
Insurance
Tliis
1957,
best
efforts
at
si.80
to
employees
BORROWS FOR EXPANSION—In
authorized the company
106,500
statement
shares
of
its
selling
The
pursuant
stock
of
the
10,500
purchase
SEC
shares
of.ice
Net
as
which
be
intends
pany
the
life,
reserve
insurance
to
company's
management
such
and
is
10
surplus,
in
woen
expansion
the
in
company
With additional capital
expand into additional states
operate;.
the
Whessoe
shuies
of
of
preferred
stock
of
letter
a
preferred
of
notification
The
proceeds
to
are
$21
at
be
used
for
corporation
also
stock
common
Frank
to
specified
issue
to
proposes
Growth
parties
additional
an
at
been
—V.
185,
trol;
J.; R.
approved
*935. f
p.
Mulroy,
J,
include
Sels'n
and
Under
to
not
will
H.
Whessoe, for
remote
reading,
function
control
sale
of
remote
electronic
and
remote
systems;
for
remote
and
Gardtrol
The
President,
for
sale
announced
in
the
that
States
'
•
Sales
*
.
of
Texas
this
and
Fund
Missouri.
•
,
present
who joined
C(Wurman
.at
•
Gate.
The
the
in
company
ou• »».».i
office
1954,
in
1955,
and
several
in
that
Thi;
July
the.
there
1957,
Co.
filed
registration
a
covering
$500,000
statement
of
to
are
The
be
public
by
offered
offering
for
>-
$1
par
public sale
prices
amendment.
and
*'
with
convertible
1977, and 20,005 shares of its
clue
securities
no
are
corporation
26,
.scries
rcsjgpaioij '
supplied
the
SEC
W.
P.
underwriting
terms
Brooks
*
This
in
corporation
annual
increase
in
Tlicfte
and
-
for
list
of
20
April
ten-state
added
arc
ertios.
Sales
of
in
well
as
the
Net
in
left
of
by
taxes
•'
tories.
Food
Fair
sales
of
higher
extension
at
The
was
trading
$17,809,430
3.190.736
on
the
after
agaihst
for
taxes/from
$729,940
a
Sales
an
'at
call
for
This
as
many
April 26,
reports
corporation
the
Sec
45" units
as
to
1956.-—V. 184,
&
be
sales
on
$13,147,849
for
added
of
190,0'JO
Pa-r
j;
stock
time
will
of
V.
the
185.
with
the
share;.of
b?
made
from
S17C
On
last-
became
time
to
June
17.
(par
J
time
the
on
Cerlain
private
placements
ended
June
29,
months ended
1957
June
with
compared
1956.
30,
sales
,/
,
of
I"st
quarter
,
period
In
Tiie
of
company recently
its
outstanding
100ft.
Los
Co.—Partial
Payment
the
1n
of
that
first-half
results
year
completed
gain
$861,542
of
however,
Redemption—
because
$1,330,806,
previous
Profit
year.
Houston,
and. Dallas, Texas.:-A new plant is under construction
County near Miami. Fla,—V. 185, p. 1993.
Dade
Co.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
margins
Four
Convair
Aerovias,
1957
the
The
Calif.,
will
plant.
excess
Net
G.
Zevely,
director
Convair
be
in
airline
Division
sales
by
of
and
early
Real's
in
amount
880
Earned
Inc.—Sales
New
at
on
for
July
the
seventh successive
total
sales
figure
above last
29
1'isCal
reported
High
of
year
record
Vnded May
year
an
represents
upward
The
stock
the
slock
were
The
earnings
from
shares
PianjeJ
W.
the
of
420.
p.
$3.00,
rate
31.
of
It
of
Plmje
at
of
equal
$14,057,000.
to
1855-56
Dividends
the
below
the
In
a
letter
increased
The
prefacing the
President
cost
of
Charles
doing
company, reported
rnnual
$10
report,
share,;
business
that
of
during
Chairman
attributed-lowered
the
$16,749,000
spent
months
$1.56
or
to
per
drill
manufacturing plant in the
continuing
according to schedule,
a
is
Corp.—Earnings Off1957
;
1956
$6,649,700
$5,181,200
609.800
——
:
656.600
„
(based
Aircraft
59.200
61,100
550.600
595.500
$1.13
—
$1.23
485,903 shs.i
on
Engineering
has
the
announced
1012
Vice-Admiral
14. h
St.,
Joseph
Corp.—Opens Wash¬
opening
Bolger,
U.
offices
of
Washington
F.
Mines, Inc.T-pmits
have
directors
lurouga
D.
5,
S.
N.
The
at
under
C..
(Ret.).—V.
the
185,
of
payment of dividends on tie
President; a a no need ou J ly 31.
each in February anj May.
10
authorized
of
Hallo
cents
the
acquisition of Fra .k Samuel &
latter firm is a 68-year old
export-import firm end a
stock.
metal
Tne
chemical
and
refractories.
of
Dividend—Acquisition—
suspend
dividend.;
exc.mnge
of
shares
to
Long;
mineral,
aeturer
manu
370,975
voted
Ltuisford
also
an
Philadelphia
outstanding shares
in
Under
the
terms
will
be
Co.,
stock
common
Frank Samuel
&
stockholders.
10
a
'
of
the
nt
agreem
exchanged for all the
closed corporation with
to
15,974,484
13,494,344
which
sound
Cr360,760
13,008.359
C/237,678
16,209,877
14,028 616
$1.40
$1.7-5
9,284.448
9,209.448
1955.—V.
2.500,000
letter to
Samuel
and
announced
of
185,
each
period
1993.
p.
of
35c
share.—V.
per
186,
a
the
a.s
of
its
6',
hss
first
p.
fourth
on
5,
N.
called
Y.—V.
be made
the
redemption
184,
p.
at the
Federal
Net
Months
Ended
June
quarter
old
Harry
profits-to
Net
Net
profit
$1.61
in
a
the
Earnings
A.
"The
plant
after
per
taxes
on
per
expan¬
Increased
of
this
of
Co.
whicli
i—V.
185,
paid
Redemption—
Sept.
1,
next,
4.771
share, plus accrued
Co.,
20 Broad
division
*1956
630,325
-—
of
in
the
second
share,
of
acquire
and
an
,a
organ¬
diversification.—V,
market
quarter
of
1957'
with
compared
of last year.—V.
quarter
sold
$4,971,373.
was
$4,212,551,
184,
564,685
$0.68
earrings of the Wico Eloctrlc
Globe-Union
Inc.
Refractories
p.
185,
or
$1.36
equal
to
share,
a
323.
tax
823,649
1,759.956
1,021,730
1,114,985
$47,517,112
1,630,251
2,046,679
5,239,389
4,072.127
$24,083,734 $51,528,790
&
2,432,136
—
1,915,587
404.526
321,918
761,326
610,736
3.183.841
2,504,207
6,554.819
5,053,637
outstanding
2,995,080
2,977,820
2,995.080
2,997,820
share
$1.05
$0.83
$2.16
$1.67
State
taxes
income
—
shares
'Earns,
Subs.)—Earns.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
411,530
$24,922,105
facil.
„„—
Foreign and
Net
(&
915,930
——
inc.
normal
surtax
Co.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
depletion
&
of certified
com.
per
Hartford Electric Light
Til-;' company
for
to
on
June
14,
sell
closing
The
Co.—Plans Financing—
has applied to the Connecticut P. U. Commission for
privately to seven institutional investors $15,000,000
debentures due
six
date
1987.
for
sale
the
has
been
tentatively set
purchasers and Feb. 3 for the seventh.
proceeds are to be used to repay bank
construction.—V.
17C,
p.
for
and
loans
Aug.
for
15
new
1C32.
1956.
t>e
take
Ilauserman
iichfweight,
jointly
basic
maim
components
acturera
to
Co.—New All-Aluminum Walls—
all-aluminum
developed
system
oi
movable
office
waiTs
this company and Reynolds Metals Co.
formed of aluminum. It is believed by
t' e
first
movable interior wall' system to
by
are
b"
full
advantage of aluminum as a wall material both functionally
aesthetically.
All parts are cased on a four-inch module
for
exaet intpgration with the modular interiors of modern office buildings.
The new movable aluminum walls can be easily taken down and re¬
installed
in
another
location
without
delay,
mess,
or
any
loss of
material, it was
said.
Maintenance
costs
are
held to a minimum;
and
repainting
PatnSrbR
-
acquisition
time
provision during the six
months just ended
charges for depreciation, depletion, amortization
$2,223,656.
Harbison-Walker
All
$0.84
a
•
first
markets
St.,
Profits—
1957
1956 include sales and
became
p.'2446.
the
were
year,
were
$23,380,274 $23,503,709
share--
figures for
and
for
metal
tax
and
common
second
(E. F.)
—
the
product
Period End. June 30—
Fed.
management
quarterly
if approved,
shares
Empire Trust
—
profit
aid
income
development
authority
30—
sales
would
Ilanna Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
$3,827,294
was
Products
521.
Inc.—Reports
Long said that in the
Hailo
Inc.,
on July 22 reported net profit in
the fist six months
$8,089,480, equal to $2.62 a share.
In the first half of
1956, net profit was $6,955,913, equal to $2,25 a share.
new
Globe-Union,
of
develop
and
of
bet
common
conservation
attract
share
nor
dividend,
Corp.—Partial
for
the
to
company
1957
Amort,
112.
preferred stock at $10.25
Payment v ill
York
Brick
Co.
will
that
The
The
Shale
and
position
a
government-subsidized
,
value
par
general
25c
increased
payable in the
Quarterly dividends
st'ted.
the
reduces
that
recommend
The
in
2332.
Com.
to
market,
money
stockholders, Mr.
&
outside
,,,
shares.
tight
the company
$1.52
9.273,228
outstanding at close
$5.
new
current
places
situations."
a
and
'
29 approved a 2-for-l split in the capital
This a ,fi"n increases the number of shares
intends
the
the
program,
A
,
on
"Although
(M. A.)
July
to
'
,
Mr.
said:
ha.,
year.
was
The
Co.,
were
Six
Board
of
stated,
amounted
$708,784,
requirements..
common; stock, W.
The company paid
of
;
of Sept. 16,
President,
corporation
dividends.
payments.
H.. Bell
with
compared
in
-
scares
dircCyOia
previous
the
share
on
number
and
.Tiie
p.
in
hi
dividends
to
rate
The
The
stoc!:,
on
GJen-Gery
$11,600,000
common
per
earnings
net
year,
common stock-
Building,
of
Ilailc
.
of 5ft
$527,-
was
apply
Mr.
year,
Bullr.i
27,285,282
364,522
shares
1.250.000
company
dividend
of General Mills employees increased to
171.700 during
highest, employment in the company's history. Payments to
employees for watres, salaries and retirement benefits reached an alltiin-i high cf $74,671,000.
the
of
company,
from
New
peak
bigs
realized
dollars———
shareholders
oi
C,
Carrier
year's sales total.
Earnings of $12,235,009, or $4.38 per share of
fifth
highest in company history, but were
year's
31,823,001
14,132,801
—
authorized
in¬
an
Air
186,
sales trend.
the
number
present
1886.
p.
Deprec.
Peak—The
sales
increase
an
totaled
84,458,968
rams,
corporation in its 29th annual report to stockholders and
702,000
earn
not
number
on
will
Mills,
current
adjusted for stock split as
General
representing
of more than $17,000,000, were handled
through
Service Corp., Convair's agent in Brazil and Argentina.—V.
employees
$
102,933,090
and
per share oi com. stock—
of com. stock outstanding
'Shares
Renl-
con
of
countries
the
purchase,
earnings
2393.
p.
direction
'
27,505,682
income
income
Net
1960,
Convair
vestment
General
$
*
.'
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Stock Split Approved—
service
for
the
on
out¬
President.
$4,525,282,
Mr,
Millar
in the comparable three
this
there
I
com.
Continental
ization
1955
$13,372,881 $15,849,117 $13,790,938
United States
Contract
purchased
of
share,
$426,000
emaciation
business
1936
93,803,194
excess
profits taxcs-2-„____i._i-__
foreign
880, world's fastest jet transport with a top cruising
miles an hour, is in production at Convair's San Diego,
Deliveries
will
start
late
in
1959
and
the
aircraft
Negotiations
and
Balance
Convair
of 615
speed
income
profits taxes
Foreign and domestic
July 31.
on
ft--'
-
before
aBased
jet transports have been
Brazilian
airline,
from
Convair
Dynamics Corp., J.
announced
Airline
880
net
based
stock
were
of
revenues—
Grumman
*
less,
were
sales
Profit
with
Corp.—Brazilian
1956,
$361,018,
were
Millar,
936,
—
per
Frank
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
competitive
Dynamics
share,
1957
common
G.
cash
*
General
of
dividend
183,
In
the fiscal year ended May 31, 1957
wuolly owned subsidiaries Were $24,092,832, a
the
over
of
by
weather
Gillette
sales, for
compared
the
Long explaining the suspension of common dividend payments
the company's cash position is good,
many
factors
contributed
to
the
decision—the failure of. Congress to appropriate
additional money for the continuance of the tungsten price support
in
conditions which resulted in earnings
$1,466,236
last
year.
The
per-share
earnings were $3.86 compared with $4.10 t e previous year.
The
company had at
May 31,
1957 unfilled orders of $6,272,173.
compared with $7,086,947 last year.
This is the equivalent of over
three months' production at the
average production
rate of the past
12 months,—V. 185, p. 1992.
of
affccftd
were
Co.,
(51
conditions which prevailed during the first quarter
continued through April and May in the company's
marketing ter¬
ritory served by the Texas plants.
He said shipments and profits
improved in June.
The company has an annual
productive capacity of 10,300,000 barrels
of
cement' at plants in Tampa,
Fla., Chattanooga, Tenn., and Fort
called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1957, $44,150
debentures,
series B,
due June
f,
1967
at
at the Bank of America, N. T,. <fc
A.,
100, p. 2593.
this company and tiie
of
Donald
.
this
Shops:
of
&
ington Office—
three
.same
half
$
Consolidated
30,
of
^3,948,887
Expansion
earnings for
—V.
made.
end
Game well Co.—Sales Show Gain—Profits Lower—
for
of
per
185, p.
operating
preferred
Ym-u
$1.06 for 'the latestthree- months,' and $1.24
1966. bused ip each case, On'2,079,942 shares of
said
Storey
adverse
'■»'
made
Angeles, Calif.—V.
June
by
quarter
months
$1.54
income
Nei
wtuc
of
Gob
and
Worth,
•
3ft'
was
six
ainounr,
Earns,
earning'; of $2,573,600 in
W. Storey,
President, re
Smith
year,
of
Nordemttn
securities:
shares
506,000
July 23
Green Mountain Power
for
outstanding.
in
first
the
Mr.
quarter was $245,524 compared with 8200.082
period.
Tire 'corporation operates a chain
of 60 stores in Texas and New
Mexico.—v.' 184, p. 2116...
'
...
Lawn
in
tne
Net
in the cmurter ended June 30,
1957, against
quarter of 3956;
this 'year' earnings' amounted to
$4,106,300, equal
to
$1.°7 n
sli'UT
eomnsrod With $4,903,000 or $2.36 o
share in the
first six months last year.
•
;
.
1956
Forest
sales
first
lie said.—V.
$10,932.109
were
$11,815,500
the
"*•;* V;'
.
Net income for the 1937
the
securities
Bruns,
Shops
months
per
latest
with
the
Netherlands.
22.
be
account
of
of the
directors
last
July 22.
on
per sharp
stock
Sales
•
$10,814,048
for
Gob
on
on
three
cents
the
or
in
Earnings Off—
.
quarter
65
or
in
Gross
New
may
t'm
then
year corresponding period.
sales
amounted
to
$9,228,403,
compared with
sales
of
$7,021,6 7 in the
first six
months
of
1956,
Mr. Millar noted that the company- .now has. a
controlling interest
2914.
stockholders
like
tlm
common
fiscal
first
to
Earnings
.for
the
in
for
or
and
$4)
1;
the
First-half
covering
stock
the
year.
For
expand¬
effective
common
Getty,-President.
offering.
p.
corresnondhi"*
ported
•
pay¬
-
the
statement'filed
offering'of
of
also
the
assets
after
price
for
share
per
reported
was
$777,675,
general
requirements
by
Coleman,
underwriter.
market
•
,
This eonmany' had net er>rdnv« of s*\9°3 Ron
qft*v
months ended June 30, 1957, compared with
Earnings Higher—
of
.«
S.
market
the
of
comparable
compared
.
purposes,
the -company's
-.
facts
outstanding.
ihis
year's
917.
p.
inventpry
the
Sales
with
dividends.
plans
the
corporate
that
contain
material
of Gob Shops sold within one year by
directors; (2) the market for securities
certain
the
the
cents
it
share,
added -to
frcm
in
71
$329,745,
,
pro¬
share
per
business
be
general
notification,
Harold
earnings in the three months ended
shares
Exchange eithei at the mavkct or at a price not lower than the
price nor higher t an the .asking price ouoted On the lixcau-e
bid
stock.
common
of
capital
earlier.
Last
the
for
of
(3)
activities
to
In
Westchester
Stock
preferred
fcaie
year
reinvestment-; in
of
will'
Giant Portland Cement Co.—Sales and
after
$2.60
or
registration
account
stamp
compared
equal
shapes
$8,603,034,
was
Income
is
proceeds
available
be
financing
of
increased
accounts • receivable
resulting
volume.—V. 182, p. -1013.
propos-d
a
costs,
expansion
of
the
-
to
with;
Shops
state
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
$415.-
operating
unprecedented
of
comuany
the
securities
account
York,
standing,
<be
to
are
Gob
to
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Getty Oil Co.—Registration Statement Effective—
.,
which
Food Mart, Inc.—Sales and
three
and
Shops;
the
equal
this
the
ing sales
amounted
are
cf
balance-
the
•additional
'"**
for
of
Lubin
unregistered
over
Propr
of
ot
including
ninth
markets
the
The
funds
entered
the
extends
of
Currently
spite
.
largest retailer.
These 'brought to
Six
the
*
year.
before
fiscal year ending
current
it
as
which
developed
the
$8,624,604
share
per
year
$5,180,879
cash
Present,
before
$227,515,
was
earnings
In
in
new
-
proceeds
in
complied
by
omit
maintenance, dominance and control by the underwriter of the market
for, and market price of. Gob Shops securities.,—V. T85,
p. 2914.
financing will be anplied first to the repay¬
ment of current
bfthir borrowings,
aggregating $500,00'J end obtained
lor
working capital purposes, following which" the
company intends
to make, hew bank
borrowings tp finance seasonal increases in inven¬
Chairman;
when
Florida.
ye ,v.
year
was
hasfsl
share
year
ment
the
chain
Not
stockholders
ranked
$600,000,000.
attending
preceding
to, $2.62
income
like
the
to
1950
to
■
,
year
ended April
27,
1957,
the previous peak volume
involved
income
income
net
dividends
,
report
In
the
to
preceding
las>
costs
as
lifted
were
Friedland,
company
in
successive
above
approximately
increased
$17,004,552
Net
1957.
the
links
of
fiscal
14.7 ft
start-up expenses
Final
annual
•
27.
Connecticut
late;t
or
attained
operations.
-
from
the
rate
gram,
the
in shopping centers
real estate affiliate.
a
Earnings
a
number
24th
..
Samuel
locaccd
for
197,534
earniugs
'
r
,
by
recuilers.
its
organziation and 'the * twentieth
added 42 supermark ts list year.
the
27
$545,141,4.84,
annual
in
April
biggest
-area
Inc.,
and
>•
cited
are
scored
year
food
company
on
sales
.
ended
year
the
fiscal
Both
-
President,
Stein,
fiscal
largest;, retail
lust
*
.
Louis
large
latest
accomplishments
the
tiie
its
sales.
high levels.
•
filing
IT.
tli"
:
Coming's operates a chain of nine department stores
County, N. Y. and in Connecticut.
'
'
Inc.—Sales Continue Upward—
been
filed
stated; and that use of said offering circular in
of Gob Shops stock would violate Section 17 of
(lj
These,
through
not
and
sale
the
Gob
(4i
6*2 ft
stock.
have
circular
facts
material
particularly.
of
New
on
debentures,
common
A
offering
of
for
,.
to
be
.
.
proposing the
market," on
the
Theodore
Moreover,
according
to
the
order,
the
notification and
offering circular contain false and misleading Information with respect
oi
Vernon, N. Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission— ,'
Securities and
2913.
p.
is
1957,
"at
Nathan.
company.
Net
announced
.acanrc..e
create !
was
plans to fill the post.—V. 185,
Food Fair Stores,
a
Regulation
and
or
Co.—Financing Plans—
planning to raise $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 within
months, according to M. G. O'Neil, Vice-President.
Genung's Inc., Mount
Executive
Mulroy,
of
The
to
Laurance
'ft
addition to $7,500,000 recently
acquired by Aorojct-Gencral
Corp., which is 87.6% owned by General,
through a stock offering',
Mr. O'Neil said
the money might be raised
by ft subordinated debenture issue, perhaps with a stock
warrant provision permit
ting con¬
version
into
common
stock.—V.
186, p.
318.
Extended—
shares
of
next
1 his
is
company
Ernest
21,
shares
common
of
offerings of securities^,
filed its Regulation A
Shops
Jan.
Ihe Commission's order charges that Gob Shops'
Regulation A notification fails to contain information with respect
to
the
sale
of
unregistered securities of the company,
within one
con¬
ft
public
to
Gob
on
'
year
°
240,000
behalf
of
statements
More
temperature
ft
...
,
respect
amount.
Commission
Act.
Whessoe will also continue as manu¬
mechanical stbra0e tank fittings,—V. 186
b&J
with
in
.
the
on
notification
offering and
and
supervisory
level
reading
of
and
conditions
the
"
tor
offering
untrue
the
in
Act
the
Schoeufeld,
Poir, Laurence H. Lubin, J. Bowling Bruns, Jr., and Harold
Coleman, pursuant to such an exemption,
A
request
for with¬
drawal of the notification was filed
by Gob Shops on May 22, 1957.
In
its
suspension
order,
the
Commission
asserts
that
the
terms
sale
gaging
with
S.
ap¬
the
July
on
Joseph S.
pro¬
line
new
for
by
Securities
behalf
required
made
-
■
Co.'s
Telepulso
General Tire & Rubber
shares
12,500
Executive
Henry H.
273
the
exceeding $300,000
its
License
arrangement,
licenses
420.
p.
and
new
Jurs
announced
was
an
from
notification
petroleum, chemical and process¬
subsidiary of the General Precision
a
be
S&T
and
systems.,
the
facturing
No
Vice-President, has been elected president;
Officer, succeeding his father, M. F. Mulroy, who
previously had announced plans to retire.
Chief
office
products
Kiiulom,
and
gage;
Flour Mills of America, Inc.—New President—
of
electrical
and
monitors and valve monitors
;
par.
Fund, Inc.—Stock
Lace man,
B.
have
and
under
years,
the
systems
the
Florida
;
Siiand
supervisory | equipment
Exchange Commission, it
order
temporarily
suspending
a
Regulation
A
registration under the Securities Act oi 1933 with
respect
to a public offering of 240,000 shares of common stock of
this company.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
request,
on
the question whether the suspension should be vacated
or
made permanent.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption
from
registration,
bor¬
each
issued
to
The
.
25
has
exemption
wLh
was
Securities and
The
31,
long-
negotiated
working
capital.
of
and
pump motor
the
unit.
per
for
Corp.—Grants
tempera lure
(par $10» and 12,500
offered
in'.units- of
two
$11
to
be
share of common
one
with
control
Equipment
stock
(par
and
involved.
is
filed
24
shares
common
shares
underwriting
July
on
25,000
remote
industries. Shand and Jurs is
Corp.
;
ing
lib,
New
corporation
Gob Shops of America, Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended
by Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock-
was
Darlington, England, one of the world's
largeststorage tanks'and
refinery'equipment, has "been
manufacturing licensee for
United
covering
preferred
the
loan
of which $5,000,000
Equipment
handling of flammable liquids in
Security Bond & Mortgage Corp., Alhambra,
Calif.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
The
Ltci.,
elocrrical
First
SEC
Precision
steel
of
pointed
judgment
2480.
$35,000,000
a
May
in
General
ducers
coin-,
wuirancech—-v.
time,
the.
$136,-
public
states
the
1952,
during
record
bearing interest at 4(4ft and maturing in
16, 3 957, Two similar notes for
$10,000,000
April or May, 1958 and 1959.—V.
186, p. 112.
issued
issued
'
includes
legal
a;
it
August,
to a
$10,000,000,
was
sale
together
company
p.
for
estimated
options.
company has been engaged in an expansion
plans for additional branch offices in tne
with the selection of high quality salesmen and
personnel to furnis.i manpower for such operation.
proceeds of this financing will be used in tne ct'nduct of the
whicjp
equipment
ending in May, 1953, 1954, and 1955.
To provide additional
funds for plane modernization,
increased work¬
ing- capital, and expansion, General
Mills negotiated another
long-term
loan of $30,000,000 with Prudential as
of March 1, 1957.
The iirst note
on
to
that
Prudential Insurance Co. o.
America,
rowed in each of the fiscal
years
public
salesmen, on
are
sunjeet
are
and
to, borrow'up to $30,000,000
At
The
stock.
par common
tnis stock for
dealers and
and, expenses
commissions
remaining
to
with
$4
iuiancing.
January 1956 the
program,
southeast
ol
basis;
share.
per
Since
in
registration
a
covering
facilities
new
Holders
Co.,
company proposes to oifei 90,000 shares
at $12 per share through underwriters,.
sale
a
filed
company
July. 2£,
for
and
*Car Stockllo,dors' equities, increased
101 000
Phoenix, Ariz.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Tiie
modernization
.
required' to
5
is
o
never
required.
tArtnra 1
.
rpni'pspu^f
(lio
Uoncovnuui
Commercial ana Financial Chronicle
The
dwellings. It may also acquire improved real
has already acquired a 152-acre tract and is
its developments, which property is located in
Princess Anne-County
almost adjacent to the City of Norfolk, Va.f
Six of these acres have been sold to two church groups.
Janaf has three subsidiaries,
Janaf Shopping Center. Inc., Janaf
Motor Hotels, Inc.,
and Janaf Homes, Inc.
A total of 104 acres has
been
transferred to these subsidiaries.
Of the proceeds of this financing, Janaf proposes to use $6,000,000
for construction of a shopping center by the first subsidiary (and for
related
expenditures) and $1,400,000 for construction of a motor
hotel by the second (including $100,000 for its working capital).
The
balance
of the proceeds will be used for retirement of the present
buildings,
income
Prov!
Subject
the
for
v.
combined net profits of
wholly owned subsidiary,
equal to 65 cents \pcr share.T
period totaled $525,564,
same
Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Hilton Hotel were
this corporation
and the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
The
contracts included the leasing arrangement with Equitable, owners of
the land on which the hotel will be built, and a bond purchase agree¬
Hilton
feet of land
70,00') sqirre
fn»
32 years, with
will purchase from
hotel
be
to
built, in
Point State Park.—V.
sales
Net
taxes
Fed.
taxes
per
♦Based
5.
A
$14,952,604
were
this
for
period
fiscal 1957
1956.
in
since
backlog of unfilled
which
there
time
the
bringing
have
been
backlog
current
.
isters
185,
„
period
The
the
the
will
stock
be
together
funds,
wholly owned subsidiaries and its licensees, con¬
motel system. Net proceeds from the sale of
added to the general funds of the company. Such
funds
the
with
already
operations,
by
will enable
$2,000,000, and the company believes it can obtain approxi»mately $1,200,000 of this amount through mortgage financing. Present
mately
also
two
construction
the
contemplate
of
1958
during
Holiday
company-owned
more
first six
the
Inns,
months
have
to
approximately
$1,000,000,
by
The
at
site
in
cost
similarly
be
can
Tennessee. Tn^
the
and
company
Co.—Gross and Net Higher—
19
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
v,V"''
g
of
Corp.
Machines
Business
89,830,729
6,669,918
3,505,000
19,691,521
10,573,000
16,992,554
8,953,00(1
3,164,918
$1.77
9,118,521
8,039,554
$5.10
$4,5Q
taxes
income
on
inc.
for
3,528,000
taxes
Net
earnings
*
—
3,045,127
Earnings per share-'
—V.
185,
$1.70
2099.
p.
Kcrr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Secondary Distribu¬
.
distribution of $100,000 of 5rA% 20-
tion—A secondary
bonds was made on July 30 by Blyth & Co., Inc;
97%, with a dealer's concession of V/2%. It was com¬
pleted.—V. 186, p. 113.
year
—r
in
A.
six
the
of
months
for
taxes
six
the
of
1957
Board,
sales
period
private
of
history
long
a
a large
delivery
$70,797.—V.
185,
p.
Hudson's
Estimated
Ltd. below.—V.
Bay Oil & Gas Co.,
—V.
ownership,
net
net
for
earnings
158,
the
six
months
ended
June
International
1957,
30,
after all
This
operating costs, including administration, depreciation, deple¬
tion, ore royalty and all taxes, amounted to $5,341,216, equal to $1.94
per share on the 2,757,973 outstanding
shares of capital stock.
For
the
period
of
the
same
number
metal
sales
totaled
corresponding
$4.26
share
per
on
net
1956,
earnings
of
$11,739,384,
were
outstanding
reports
or
Revenues
months,
and
other
revenue
the
drop
.prices,
ore milled
the
latest
six
half
of
the
in
$583,663
was
both
in
to
mainly
report
in
$22,698,640
In
For
1956 first half.
Investment
against $462,512;. estimated
ings
from
net
decreases
earnings
in
world
attributed
tons
in
first
the
,
of
share
per
June 30, 1957, the estimated earn¬
Income taxes) were equal to 36 cents
compared to the same period in 1956
common stock.
period
as
share
per
payable
of business
at the close
ended
stock
of
75c
of
declared
been
v
\
for Federal
common
dividend
has
company
wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary,
30, 1957, estimated earnings (after
of $144,155, equal to
15 cents
taxes)
quarter in 1956, the estimated earnings were $331,195
share of common stock:
six-month
the
$1.35
A
821,232
property increased to
months,
compared
to
819,233
tons
185, p. 2447.
1956.—V.
of
by
zinc
and
copper
per
(after provision
share
per
and
revenues
substantial
common
same
cents
67
or
six
of
the
For
latest
the
$1,736,000 against $4,181,000.
were
Despite
the
$32,191,562
against
as
income
taxes
from
share
per
shares.
'
income
stock.
Federal
for
the
on
Sept.
Aug.
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Co., Ltd.—Stock Offering—
Approximately
eon's
to
Bay
Co.
Hudson's
$2.50
;
price
a
additional
still
to
Bay oil & Gas Co.
be
has
which
of
shares
Continental
of
Oil
this
of
company
Delaware
will
and
Net
be
Hud-
determined.
an
are
Hudsoii's
shares
Is
Bay
capital
of
outstanding
by Hudson's Bay
shareholders.
Co.
being
sought
United
Kingdom,
States
from
and
Approval
appropriate
Canada.
25 000 000
owned
and
Co,
to
issue
Street
additional
the
authorities
("Wall
Belmont,
meeting
a
Uranium
Basin
in
the
July
Newark,
newly
the
J.,
N.
attorney,
wa.s
boad
reorganized
of
named
$3.27
or
$5,423,863
for
share
per
the
half
first
the
in
of
1956.—V.
Southern Utilities
183,
held
on
29.
company,
SEC
covering
The
bonds
(including
Total
July
on
$5,000,000
be
to
are
of
the
SEC—
The
board
additional
authorized
intention
An
further
1,000,000
issue
of
to
indicated
had
Ignacio
shares.
stock
pertaining
that
the long
few
a
Gas
&
vote
common
the new
begun
Oil
of
2,000,000
offering
announcement,
Texas,
properties
its
announced
shares
of approval to authorize an
stock, which brings the total
However,
for sale.
there
is
no
Immediate
filed a registration statement with the
first mortgage bonds, due Aug. 1, 1987.
for public sale
at competitive bidding.
will
and
company
be
applied
to
retire
bank
maining
a
Co.,
$1
not
Denver,
—V.
the general
loans, pres¬
per
share,
was
net
with
Colo.
—
declared
test
and
for
wells,
ior
are
to be
acquisition
working capital.
will
cost
its
until
property
approximately
addition
are
the
to
expected
fall
additions
the
to
1958.
of
for
$7,400 000.—V
im¬
This
effective
the
SEC
on
on
May
stock
July
15
20
covering
ipar50
The
cents?
See
used
and
also
to
pay
for
exoloration
V.
185,
p
drilling
of
and
offering
is
additional
2497
completion
properties
covering
1957,
Aug.
The
value.
.in
filed
corporation
-
due
registration
a
$10,000,000
1972,
lr
and
proposes
company
of.
100,000
offer
to
statement
with
the
SEC
on
5%%-8%
sinking fund deben¬
shares, 20 cents par
securities for public sale
common
these
ture
or
one
share
offering
price
shares.
Organized
land
and
is
in
be
for
underwriting
1953,
improving
$1,000
Janaf
land
is
with
one
debenture
and
$2
for
each
shopping
the
business
motor
of
acquiring
hotels,
office
6,427,830
17,729,396
5,252,061
12,477,335
2,859,515
12.353,595
669,103
471,250
2,478,795
1,885,003
stk.
2,281.554
2,388,265
9,874,800
10.592,332
of com. shrs.
com. share.
2559.
6,900,980
6,899,416
$0.35
6,899,866
$1.43
6,899,416
$1.54
com.
$0^33
p.
Publications, Inc.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up
1957
revenue
Net
—
,
earnings
$2,775,824
June
30
(on 407.561
the
company
in
651,180
30,570
310,305
442,937
$442,937
$1,09
shs.'outstanding)
called
1956
$9„081,283
940,953
55,079
—
profit per sh.
On
$500,000
of
its
6%
$310,305
$0.16
debentures,
debentures this year to $547,900. leav¬
outstanding at this time only $884,600. which are not due until
1, 1968.
This was accomplished without any borrowing.—V. 185.
bringing its total retirement of
ing
Julv
p.
2805.
Mack
This
in
centers,
18,781,425
and income taxes
Provision for employees' profit-sharing
Provision for Federal income taxes
ten
is involved.
engaged. in
4,142.721
1,283,206
Profit-sharing
10 common shares with each $1,000 deben¬
common
stock with each $100 debenture.
Tlie
of
to
No
75,442,553
4,885,20.9
1,934,552
2.950,657
Macfadden
units, each consisting of
common
85,000,106
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
30,
19,586,483
require.
for
per
185,
Gross
186
Janaf, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Registers With SEC—
Registration
B
proceeds
1957-1958
program
that
in
p.-319.
July
filed
underwritten.
The
of
statement
proposed offering of €50,000 shares of.common
at
construction
presently estimates
for
provements
tures,
registration
company's
company
bonds,
sources,
93,171,949
.
deductions
divd.
num.
Earned
days
Statement Effective—
The
become
the
finance
from the sale of the new
available
from
internal
proceeds
to
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$ '
^
"
21,699,349
income
stk.
Avg.
outstanding in, the amount of $3,500,000, through which the
company has financed its construction program since 1953.
The re¬
funds
$
23.729,204 103,781,531
"
offered
ently
The
to Hydrocarbon's vast oil holdings in
awaited drilling of the Navarro Countv
before.—V. 176, p. 1472.
income
Balance
26
of
taxes)-.—
income
Gross
■
.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
26,584,558
revenues
Net
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be added to
funds
>
Lighting Co.—Revenues Increased—
$
Total
3011.
p.
Co.—Registers With
July
the Commission vacated its suspension
withdrawal of the Regulation A notification.-—
2559.
Period End. June 30—
-
Pfd.
This
p.
Total revenue deductions
Iowa
it was announced on
circumstances,
permitted
and
185,
per
same
Offering—
its
Long Island
gain from sales of Investments was 15 cents per share in the
1957
period, compared with 38 cents per share in the comparable
period last year.
Total net earnings, including net gains on sales of investments, was
$3.88
per
share in the first half of 1957 compared with $3.65 per
share
the
Under
record
of this
half of
Utah—SEC
Ogden,
Corp.,
Exchange Commission,
May 21, 1957, order suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a proposed public offering of stock bv this corporation.
In a Regulation A notification filed March 4, 1955, Lockhart proposed
the public offering of 2,500,000 shares of its common stock pursuant
to the conditional exemption from registration provided by Regulation
A.
The Commission on May~2Ttemporarily suspended the exemption
on
the ground, that Regulation A had not been complied with, in that
the
company
had failed to file semi-annual reports of stock sales
and that Lockhart's offering circular was misleading by reason of its
'failure to reflect certain post-filing developments.
Subsequently, Lockhart filed a report in which it represented that
the stock offering was never
commenced, nor is one intended under
the. Regulation
A filing; that no sales were made under the filing;
and that the failure to file sales reports and to amend the circular
was due to the failure of Lockhart's officers to
appreciate the neces¬
sity for such action in light of the status oi the offering.
vacated
from
has
25,
share,
compared
with
period of 1956, an increase
$3.73
or
^
-exemption
United
President
directors
to
and
Die.—Earnings Up 14%
excluding net gains on sales of investments,
its wholly-owned subsidiaries for
the. first
1957—28 Wk.s.—1956
$878,353,974 $786,200,535
1888.
p.
Securities
The
order
and
amounted
Net
noted
of
of
entire year
has
corporation
185,
Net
Discovery—
Paul
at.
the company
the
Consolidada, S. A.—Semi-Annual Earnings—
Lockliart
14%.
of
Journal")
Hydrocarbon Chemicals, Inc.—Names New President
—Doubles Common Stock Issue—Announces Large New
Oil
income,
corporation
1957
$4,758,313
authorized
16,000,000
by Continental and 25%
of
Co.
Consequently, the offering will be on the basis of 75%, or 1,312 500
ehares, to shareholders of Continental and 25%, or 437,500 shares
to
i
at
shares,
par
75%
1,750,006
shareholders
of
stockholders
181, p. 1078.
to
for
reported for the six months ended June 30,
1957, net income of $954,227, equal after preferred dividends to $1.35
per share on 690,650 common shares.
This compares with $721,975.
or $1.36
per share on 513,453 shares, excluding $328,789 non-recurring
profits, in the first half of 1956. The above dollar figures have been
translated
from
pesos
at the rate of 12.5 pesos to the dollar.—
V.
Investors Diversified Services,
offered
stock
common
1957
1,
1957.—V.
14,
reached
186, p. 113.
Vacates Order Suspending Stock
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Decline
including its
the quarter ended June
for
provision
Silver
not
company,
1957,
30,
Sales Up—
$126,256,202 $113,586,667
La
Registration Statement Effective—
578.
p.
June
income
1957—4 Wks.—1956
July 13—
_
This
V.
Smelting Co., Ltd.—Earns. Off
were
ended
1750.
Kroger Co.—Current
Per. End.
Sales
Texas—
registration statement filed March
28, 1957 with the SEC,
covering a proposed offering to stockholders of 100,000 additional
shares of common stock
(no par)
on
a
l-for-7 basis, was declared
effective on July 18.
Franklin Securities Co., Dallas, Tex., is named
as the
underwriter.
See V. 186y p. 6.
;
•
July 29 announced that
$3,345,000. Net income
on
net
months'
$73,571—more than the total net income for the previous 12 months.
In
1956, the year in which Knox became a public corporation after
Secondary
Co., Dallas,
Insurance
Chairman
Knox,
first
the
after
319.
Fidelity
Corp., Thomson, Ga.—Earnings Increased—
Knox
W.
per
International
100.063.772
6,573,127
before
Earnings
at $342 per share, with a dealer's con¬
share.
It was quickly completed.—
S7
V. 186, p.
Co.—Proposed Stock Offering—
Hudson Bay Mining dfc
.
34.580,283
The
See
$
'
•
34.736,657
sales
Net
was
,
reported that preparations for construction of
have started at River Rouge, Michigan, with
Co.
&
cession
Nashville.
Hudson's Bay
1957—9 Mos.—1956.
$
'
$
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Period End. June 30—
/'I
compared
as
he said.
carrier
Stanley
financed
Florence, Alabama, Nashville, Tennessee,
«i es in Florence and Memphis have been
has a contract for the purchase of the
Florida,
Ocala,
and Memphis,
purchased
the
of
which the company plans to construct during 1957 will
four Inns
located
portion
a
sec¬
720.
Joy Manufacturing Co.
Offering—A secondary offering of 15,500 shares of capi¬
tal stock
(no par) was made on July 23 by Morgan
sites
on
borrowing.
mortgage
be
that
and
units,
rental
200
1957,
International
total
a
not yet selected. While
construction costs will depend upon location, it is believed that such
Inns
will cost approximately $5,000
per
rental unit, or a total of
of
Offering—A
Corp.—Secondary
at
promised for the opening of the 1959 season of navigation. In addition,
good progess is being made on the new ship being constructed in
Toledo
which is to be ready for service
at the start of the 1958
season.—V. 181, p. 1776.
general offices for the company), to have a total of approximately
390 rental units. The cost of these four Inns is estimated at approxi¬
of
July
on
Sherwin
Mr.
modern
new
plans
months
six
of
half
season,"
1957
Inns and to increase its working
to begin construction in 1957, on sites
Holiday Inns (one of which will include
The company plans
selected, of four new
capital.
generated
finance new Holiday
to
company
first
the
Inn
Holiday
the company
a
its
company,
stitute
July 26 filed
on
$0.96
Co.—Earnings Decline
reported freight revenues of $8,104,140 in
with $7,392,668 in the first half
of last
year.
Net income was $968,318, equal to $2.05 a share, as
compared with $871,387, or $1.85 a share, a year ago.
The
Interlake fleet, second largest on the Grgat Lakes, lias been
in full operation
since the opening of the shipping season in midApril, John Sherwin, Fresident told stockholders.
"Present indications
are
that regardless of the current reduction in steel production the
fleet should have a reasonably full schedule for the balance oi the
The
registration statement with the
SEC covering 120,000 shares of common stock, $1.50 par.
The com¬
pany proposes to offer these shares for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Equitable Securities Corp.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
corporation
—V. 185, p.
1956.
of
Interlake Steamship
Offering With SEC—
Stock
This
the
for
Income
same
Inns of America, Inc., Memphis, Tcnn.—Reg¬
Holiday
$0.93
C
shares)
•
V
The unsold portion was withdrawn the next day.
share.
$1,65 pei- share as compared
$14,145,000.—V.
approximately
to
2215.
p.
SI.88
ended June 30, 1957 was $1,948,633 or
with $5,117,752 or $4.33 per share for the
Earnings for the second quarter oi 1957 ex¬
ceeded those for the first quarter by 5c per share despite
the lower
price of copper.
This increase is largly attributable to the absence
in the second period of the expenses associated
with the start-up of
the dual process.—V. 185, p. 1994.
to
compared
$379,760
stock (par
$5) was made on July 31 by Smith, Barney & Co. at,
$46.87Vz per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
$3,476,551
$0.76
2216.
p.
Provision
1957 was $9,815,000
of additional orders
as of June 30,
added $4,330,000
orders
$1,409,305
$0.48
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
$13,761,875 during the first nine months of fiscal
Hoe's
$882,149
$0.26
185,
399,948
$369,327
-—
-
1957, earnings were equivalent to
Billings
$9,184,296
y 8,404,588
388,645
(estimated)—_______
Johns-Manville
related to improvements in the properties of its products. .
The company noted
that the rayon industry is making significant
progress in the area of product improvement by further advancement
of the excellent properties, of rayon for tires.—V.
185, p. 1887.
earnings after taxes of $249,515.
After
dividends for the first three quarters of fiscal
approximately 25c per common share;
In the comparable period of 1956, after providing for class A dividends,
there was a deficit equivalent to apnroviniately 16c per "Ommon share.
class
for
$3,773,746
;
—
___
income
Net
profits in the first half of this year, the company
lower prices for tire rayon, increased costs due to
operations, the higher cost of doing business, and
of
and
Federal taxes on income
in
reflects
93,511
"
income..
expenses_J__W-^"-—8,015,774
income
Total
Costs
$9,079,904
104,392
$8,680,235
——
——
1956
1-57
•
—
other
and
earned
Discounts
ondary offering of 21,000 shares of common
7,306,obi
3,330,000
shares.
1,851,255
on
sales'-,
Net
—V.
expenses
reported
company
providing
2,879,305
1.470,000
share
com.
curtailment
announced that it earned $472,518 after
for the nine months ended June 30.
During the same period last
the
year
1,877,149
995,000
$474,919
„———
decrease
stated,
corporation on July 29
taxes
Co.—Salcs and Earnings Lower—
30—
Six Months Ended June
Earnings per share (on 396,925
1
894,919
420,000
(est.)
inc.
on
income
♦Earns,
Hoe & Co., Die.—Reports Improvement in Earns.
(R.)
——
Federal
income—-
on
Net
The
The
;
before
Income
that
p.
bentures.—V.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$13,440,373 $11,899,039 $30,963,800 $31,891,030
Industrial Rayon
and for commissions oh sale of de¬
for working capital;
135, p. 2448.
tingencies;
134, p. 621.
Ind.—V.
Indianapolis 11,
St.,
Washington
Period End. June 30—
runs
approximately two years will be
and furnishing of the new, 800-room
Pittsburgh's Gateway Center development facing
18G,
to
ol
Water Co.,
scheduled for late
Ground-breaking ceremonies for the new hotel arc
September.
It is anticipated
required for the construction
preferred shares of Janaf; to maintain the market in debentures
during offering, construct medical-professional building, or for acqui-.
sition
of land or
for new developments and as a reserve for con¬
Registers
Boston, Mass.
Commission—
,
$12,000,000
to
Income Fund,
and Exchange
$1 par
stock,
East
117
three renewal options of 15 years each.
Equitable
Hilton leasehold mortgage sinking fund bonds in the
for the hotel's construction.
for
amount
Eouit«'"1e
with
lease
$1.74
with the SEC an amendment on July 29, .1957
statement covering an additional 2,000,000 shares
vaiue.—V. 135, p. 2558.
registration
ment.
The
337,500
$356,283
$1.31
Jefferson Electric
relating to the construction of the
signed on July 25 by
executives of
documents
249.000
$267,307
$1.10
Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 31. next, through
its sinking fund $30,000 of first mortgage 3%%
bonds, series B, due
Sept
1
1980, $45,000 of first mortgage 3%%- bonds, series C, duo
Sent.
1.
1980, and $45,000 of first mortgage 3:1«%
bonds, series D,
due Sept.
1, 1980, all at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will
be made at the Merchants National Bank & Trust Co. of Indianapolis.
Signed—
Hotels Corp.—Lease Arrangement
Hilton
Final
227,500
$224,534
$0.73
share—
Indiana Gas &
;;
186, p. 318.
161,500
filed
Fund,
This
69j,78J
516,307
452,034
1993.
Incorporated
its
7H-i
,ir
$150,116
—i-'
p.
common
$3,196,824.
in
.
inc. taxes
per
July 7, '50"
$2,737,729
n-d
311,616
With Securities
inter-company adjustments the
and Kingham Trailer Co., a
to
Galion
Hercules
185,
July 6, '57
I
_
profit
proiit
—V.
Products Co."
Steel
Ohio
Central
and
Net
tuxes
for Fed
Net
the 1957 nine months was $462,53G, eoual after preferred dividends to 57 cents a share on the 787,854
common
shares outstanding. The net income represented an increase
of 15% over the 1956 nine months net after taxes of $402,190, which
after preferred dividends was equal to 49 cents a share.
The 1957
period per share earnings were 16% above the 1956 nine months.
Mr. Monroe said, "profit margins continue to improve showing bene¬
fits that have accrued from the merger of Hercules Steel Products Coafter Federal taxes for
income
Federal
before
Proiit
year.
Net
July 7, '56
$1,429,606
Salcs
company
engaged
currently
$1,685,141
July 6, '57
Products Inc.—Earnings Up 15%—
This corporation has reported for the nine months ended June 30,
1957
sales of $9,205,675, according to E. Paul Monroe, President. This
compared with sales of $9,031,238 for the first nine months of the 1956
private
and
The
estate.
Jan. 1 to
Ended—
—12 Weeks
Hercules Galion
flsc&l
Co.—Earnings Show Decline—
Illinois Brick
and
to architects
introducing the new wall system
builders throughout the U. 3—V. 135, p. 2303.
in
force
sales
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
the
son,
Trucks, Inc.—Reports Record
Earnings—
corporation established new high records "or sales and earnings
of 1957, it was announced on July 17 by P. O. Peter¬
first half
President.
Sales
for the
six
months
ended June 30 reached
$140,329,146, a gair.
Volume 186
Number 066I.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(527)
of
11#
tliee
over
previous high of $120,609,541 established in 1956.
*•..
after taxes for the first half of this year were $6,508,-
Net earnings
*
316*
equivalent to $2.55
standing at June 30.
share
a
This
the
on
2.553,581
shares
common
out¬
mills
which
are.
capable, of producing several, types of finishes for
specific requirements.
' These high production facilities enable the supplier to
provide coated
.
13%. above the record income of $5,754,six months of last year.
The 1956 figure
was
031
haraooarus
reported for the first
equal to $2.25 a share based on the same number of shares, or
$3.05 on the 1,885,114 shares then outstanding.
Net earnings for the
second quarter of 1957 reached $3,491,846 or $1.37 a
share, compared
the
1956 level
of
$3,477,867, equal to $1.36
higher number of
1956,
V.
185,
reflects
2805,
p.
Madison
the
shares
share
a
the present
on
four-ior-three
Improvement
Corp.,
corporation, filed a registration statement with the SEC
2-J, 1957, covering 50,000 shares of its $10
par common
per
The
to
proposes
offer
these
shares
for
public
sale
underwriting is involved.
ol
purpose
Wis., and
leasing of
promoting
by engaging
environs
industrial
tne
nounced
or
be
industry
in
new
In
industry to the
Madison
able
and
to
at
provide
the
an
that
three
that
dace,
by
months
share
per
date,
on
30,
1.957
1,863,541
unaudited
to
Chairman.
taxes.
This
of
of
the
previous
with
year.—V.
results
operating
$135,593,459
for
in
carrying
tue
payment of its current
its general corporate
out
purpose.
l-.
Johnson
quarterly
annual
Oct.
Magic Chef-Food Giant Markets, Inc.- -New NameSec Magic
&
of
Chef, Inc. below.
Subject
20,
to
1957,
of
$10)
will
(par
$1)
be
of
and
merger
consolidation
effective
on
Aug. 5,
1957,
%'. cumulative .convertible
new. 4
made
held
of
agreement
of
Aug.
on
record
for
12
Aug.
each
share
of
1957.
5,
dated
stack
a
will
agreement
Magic
Chef-Food
also
effect
a
change in
Markets, Inc.—V.
Giant
of
name
185,.
the
35■
and
tile
was.
corporation
Major Italian Food
,
This
company,
under
the
with
operation
in
since
the
Merlino
1914
Corgiat
May, now produces
Majorette. The company
name
oldest
at
in
name
macaroni
Drive,
40
some
is
processing
macaroni
The
cents
will
per
owned
in
and
that
onerated
area—the
by
company
represents a
$300,000 investment, " and owns 50,000
square feet of property near
Boeing Field.
The immediate success of
the business has caused some
alteration in original distribution plans^"We
intended,
California,
and
Manager.
great
"But
that
Western
»»."We
have
stcck
on
regular
a
effective
with
395,
This
share,
is
per
and-'Ju
Merlino,
.......
lms
Greater
Sales
been
Seattle
the
equipment,
to
bids
and
for
the
same
half
for
the
comparablj
based
are
of
the l'i'nst half of
period
the
upon
last
.
year.
1,211,781
1957,
n
.•
with
$32,662,728
have
been
restated
June
the
*"
./"■
/
ended
for
Street,
<
period
reflect
to
-
/
1957
30,
'
\
the
of
1956,
favorable
President,
.'*
-
"While
a
unforeseen
record
new
'
the
for
earnings
coinpany."—V.
186,
for
1957
or
113.
p;
the
said.—V.
L.
President,
of
man
Hudson,
it
was
the
prominent
announced
Board
and
former
President
of
the
pioneer
oil
f
At
has
the
been
Tulsa
and
elected
in
Mr.
time, it
same
this
of
Vice-President
of
the
E.
said
today
that
an
-
to
and
has
the
moved
into
solely
'
c
;
is
and
and
$125
accrued
interest
stock
common
to
for
the
the
and
on
a
The
from
company
of
purpose
the
;
the
in
business;
meats
<b>
following
and
the
business
conducted
is,
La.;
and
from
Co.,
The
of
and
The
the
:
convertible
of
Merchants
Vicks-
subordinate
(par
of
the
stock
(par
Co.
EFFECT
which
be
The
3,000
shares
increased
in
August
of
last
TO
PRESENT
after
all
of
Net
the
Outstanding
another
Tulsa
company,
Burton-Rogers
Co.,
formerly
nical
known
1958
1,
for
to
conversion
of
i
Training Aids, Inc.
The company
manufactures
aircraft
training devices for commercial airlines and the Air Force.
before
income
The
per
Citizens
Telephone
Mankato, Minn.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
company
covering
shares
on July
15 filed a
shares .of
common
6.000
present
stockholders
on
held," .rights
involved.
The
to
proceeds
Maryland
the
of
Aug.
be
used
Shipbuilding:
notification
(no
one
on
to
of
stock
basis
expire
are
letter
to
1957.-
retire
Sales
Inc.
of
Drydock
Current
♦
the
166,404
$0.47
15,114,843
11,789,351
8,616,970
7,556,062
,,2
per
six
period
respectively!
—V.
8.820.889
185,
5,782.182
2,263,193
6,007,669
6,353,777
share
months
1956
The
of
12,386,668
11,473,630
$35.67
iwhen
latter
/12
$35.72
$33.52
stated
were
that
equal
was
and
substantially
they amounted
figure
sal^s
to
to
net
earnings
higher
$9,643,383
SI.59
per
than
and
in
for
Net
Masonite
To
meet
Corp.—Places
common
shar*.
of
the
has
industrial
equipped
its
demand
for
manufacturing
finished
Privately—This
promissory notes,
July 29.
on
which
has
by
this
of
will
be
corpoartion
the
been
owned
of
petrochemical
announced.
by
the Niarchos
Gas
operating
The
plants
with
coating
the
fixed
division
price
per
for
See
to
be
profitable."
gas
p.
1957—o Mos.—1956
$
$
$5
139,646,000 297,146,000 280,257,003*
41,702,000
8,717,000
19,538,000
18,590,000
) 0,630,900
10,720,000
22,164,000
21,975,000
*$0.50
"$1.03
t$1.03
$0.49
+Based
undistributed
in
21
was
cents
period
same
in
eight cents
was
21,446,461
on
a
a
Utilities
for
on
a
share.—V.
40,565,003
shares.
earnings
share
1956,
of
the
domestic
the
first
comparable
months
six
number
of
186, p. 321.
Co.—Earnings
Increased—
1
Aug.
on
ended
after
June
taxes
$2,345,229,
were
first
periods, earnings amounted to $1
half.
last
in
After
preferred dividend
first
year's
half,
based
$2,277,635
with
compared
1956
both
R.
M.
Heskett,
the
requirements
$342,-
of
share against 97 cents
2,000,221 common shares
a
on
Chairman, said that oil production from fields
has an interest increased from 622,695 barrels
company
1957 to 810,826 barrels
producing wells in these fields.
The
Montana-Dakota
and large
service
sections of Montana
The
in June.
At
covers
area
June 30,
North
and Wyoming.-—V.
there
South
and
186,
p.
ir\
in
184
were
Dakota
215.
corporation
covering
on July 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $2
60,000
share, through D. Richard Moench & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
The proceeds arc to be used to purchase additional electronic equip¬
ment. shop machinery and to increase working capital.
per
Munsingwear, Inc.—Reports Higher Profits—
Months Ended
assets
and
the
finished
Swan-Finch
not
Earnings Lower—
1957
'
30—
Provisions
for
1956
$12,284,371
828,469
*455,663
463,731
219,961
income taxes
income
taxes
Minority, interest
48,089
Net
20,603
$316,649
earnings
$215,101
$0.45
per
592,032
47,375
48,875
share
(on
$438,085
334,054 shares)
gain
Paisley
on.
Aug.
Products,
through
1
$543,157
$1.31
$1.63
Inc.
All
The
the
of
above
include
payment
Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective—
below.—V.
186,
p.
114.
made
under
Los
purchase
finished
accounts
of
solidated
reflected
share,
sale
on
$0.74
af
building
in
1956
of
$109,710.—V.
185,
Morningstar, Nicol, Inc.—Unit Expands—
$4,271,493
485,460
stock
common
Includes
2101.
p.
1956
$4,442,235
.
728.
Inc.
1957
$13,894,875
before
Earnings
Co.—Net
;
common
costs
June
sales-
Earnings
of
was
requirements
Philip Morris,
Subs.)—Earnings—
19,437,000
equijy
the
earnings
which
days.
Utilities
common
184,
the
months
acquisition
earnings
(&
in
Net
by Swan-Finch shareholders within 90
-
Milprint,
,
continue
The
revenues
dividend
Co.
January,
shipping
disclosed.
income
Earnings
hardboards,
$4,123,895.
financing will be used to defray part of the cost
tankers
purchase
Purchased
growing
of
outstanding.
in
45
the
$500,738,
of
19,258,000
8,628 000
taxes
companies
For
six
share
a
Note
placed
Corp.—Equips Plants With Coating Mills—
the
corporation
$1.84
amounted
to
$5,935,000,
resulting
stock/ compared with $4,694,000, or
like >1956 period.—V. 185, p. 1277.
Months Ended June 30—
Net
shipments
on
the
announced
was
inventory
bond.—V.
this
19,702,000
$8,000,000 of
1971, with the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
proceeds
Preferred
1888.
p.
has
Michigan
11,327,852
8.
Montek Associates, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
Tanker
is subject to approval
184, p. 2784.
Gross
1957
1C57
in
Corp.
—V.
should
the
500
"
of
President,
$2.07
common
Sale
6,216,564
$38.78
Ha)l.
in
goods
1,339,498
6,293,954
stock
of
share,
Oil
over
13,286,246
Purnell
$0.98
.Net
t
Michigan Chemical Corp.—Acquisition—
303,066
$1.51
assets
$1.13
quarter
constructing
The
488,110
303,066
capital
43,065,000
21,665,000
in
Six
S4.25
trust
reported operating revenues of $14,592,283
30, 1957, a gain of 5.4%, or $747,747,
operating revenues of $13,844,536 in the like 1956 period.
over
,
1954
310,516
liabilities
first
same
1955
1,341.313
value
Win.
1956
11,735,000
21,594,000
10,294,000
167,871,000
40,752,000
interests.
-Calendar Years
25,'57
$3.08
of
common
of
and
21,450,494 shares.
on
company
the
further
common
income
Montana-Dakota
This
$
176,670,000
23,435,000
taxes-
share
per
York, it
Rise
331,817
liabilities
Book
loans. "
Co.—Earns.
1,032,283
com.
assets
Working
bank
second
per
due in
is
share-
per
Excess
five
outstanding-
.
shs.
Current
each
shipments
1957—-3 Mos.—1956
__
for
1957.
in
second
corporation
of
payment
taxes
Earns,
for
to
underwriting
$
87,06G,000
share—
com.
the
Mercury
SEC
offered
$20,602,837 $31,266,454 319,319,684 $15,050,255
after
Com.
the
cents
cents
The
«fc
Jan. 1,'57
June
No
with
be
share
new
15,
to
par)
the
58
Co.,
Com¬
Aug.
Income
shares, the amount
1957—12 Mos.—1956
jjj
—
before
associated
debentures.
announced
that business continued
satis¬
quarter with some increase in sales and profits
over
first quarter levels. Second
quarter sales were $46,304,000 com¬
pared with $43,466,000 for the second quarter of 1956.
Net income
for
Mankato
1957—6 Mos.—1956
taxes____
after
corporation
factory in
pilot
$324,470
were
on
145,861,000
"Based
f
•
Chemical
Additionally,
$500,000.
91,304,000
Earns,
earnings
standards
—
9,000 shs,
Feb.
'
-
Income
Tech¬
as
about
or
2101.
Net
income
Earnings per share
$300,000
1,990 shs.
"'' *20,000 shs.
reserved
$
.»
on
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
$261,691
were
peacetime
p.
taxes
2,000 shs.
are
Period End. June 30—
a
1956
,
;
,
Sept.
Sales
major interest in the Kansas City Athletics baseball team.
i.
J. Patrick Lannan, Chairman of
Byllesby and nationally known in¬
dustrialist and banker,
recently became a stockholder and director of
pwns
net
sales
Pjov.
FINANCING
*
''
Net
by
185,
Income
Merck & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
year.
for
Monsanto
5
The Byllesby
firm, established in 1902, formerly held substantial
Utility interests, including the Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. The firm
now has
large holdings in the industrial ancl transportation fields, and
alone,
Period End. June 30—
-
28, 1957 notes payable to banks totaled $1,542,739,
$1,109,006 was classified as current.—V. 185, p. 2916.
which
'
received
215.
p.
quarter
good
-t-V.
Merchants
of
t$300,000
stock
NOTE—At
t
be
earnings for the comparable six months of 1956 were $483,953
shipments of $8,360,199 or $1.15 per share.
Second quarter net
by
debentures
$100)
"Of
of
Co. is the owner
of Louisiana.
$100),
t
to
^
Authorized
Common
of
expected
Monarch Machine Tool
is
mill
owned
are
thereto.
Realty
Realty
GIVING
all
.
due
1972
Preferred-stock
48-year-old-company is already being put into effect.
Mr. Hudson also is President of Western
Industries, Inc., Chicago manu¬
facturer of railroad supplies and automatic
parking gates.
Mr.
Simpson
is associated
with
the
Chicago investment banking
firm of H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Inc., which purchased Maloney-Crawford
appurtenant
owner
Merchants
./
the
186,
Bids
.
refrige¬
feed
on July 31 applied to
the Interstate Commerce
authority to issue
and
sell
$3,525,000 equipment
for
Commenting on the outlook, Mr. Raterman said, "Shipments and
prpfits have been Holding well and with our present backlog, our third
quarter should show an equally satisfactory performance.
Inquiries
for.jQur machines have been,"good and wc?*-cam confidently 'expectr a
normal
amount
of
business
during the balance of the
year.
New
orders for machine
tools, for the machine tool industry as a whole,
have been declining fromuthe peacetime
peak of 1956 for the past six
months.
Nevertheless, the present volume of our own incoming business
storage
Hattiesburg,
the
company
earnings
Hattiesburg, RXss.
Bogalusa,
outstanding shares of Missouri
these shares less such number of
Net
businesses;
purchase,
166,667
acquire
$4,434,005.
processing busi¬
products; (d) feed
-(e)
Electric
earnings for the first half of 1957, after taxes and other charges,
$678,485 on shipments of $9,042,779, or $1.61 per share on the
420,000 shares outstanding, it was reported to shareholders on July 23
by Jerome A. Raterman, Board Chairman and President.
For
the
meat
allied
and
au¬
shares
71,429
Net
on
engaged
order
an
Union
were
sale
increasing
$1,428,580.
or
held.*
of
certificates.
for
par
of the
to
proposes
share,
per
repay
mission
and
$20
at
166,495
owns
shares
to
second
equipment
is
•'
to
be
7
multiples
or
stock
Missouri Pacific RR.—Plans Sale of Equipments—
.
Jackson,. Miss.
CAPITALIZATION
operations
per
$150,128,-
sale of this stock will provide Missouri Edison with
some $1,325,000
of bank notes and to finance, in part,
construction program.—V. 186, p. 321.
its
organized
on
Feb.
11,
1904,
in
business aduress being 300 East Pino
and
in
$1.46
or
to
may be purchased by the seven minority stockholders.
Stock
offered to these shareholders on the basis of 3 shares for
Proceeds
funds
.
located
$10,304,470 for the first six months
6,622,376 shares of common stock
July 22.
This compared with net
on
on
This compared to $5,024,250 in the second quarter of
equal tc the same amount per share.—V. 186, p. 321.
was
stock,
was
wholesale, meat
share.
as
to
•
operates its wholesale crocery husinds's1 from warehouses
^CJulfport, Jackson,
of
share
per
reported
the
second
quarter
of
1957
increased
to
$81,820,334,
$66,676,375 in the second quarter last year.
earnings amounted to $5,049,351, equivalent to 77
to
which
each
company.
principally
company
Realty
6%
sales compared favorably
with
by strike at the company's Marblehead,
a
work stoppage
of 50 days before
operations on July 15.—V. 185, p, 2101.
in
had net income
was
common
shares
Miss.
grains.
machinery,
.stock
limestone
and
company's
tMay
plan
1962
principal
is
-company's
The
*
Simpson, Chicago,
boost
coinpany,
over-all
used
the
its
Gulfport,
all
1957.
$1,193,068
1956.
SEC, it was announced on July 31, has issued
this company to issue and sell an additional
its
Edison
purchase, storage and sale of grains business is
located in Bieksburg,
Miss,, with all storage facilities being owned by
the company,
including land and improvements thereon, together with
capacity.
Hudson
sales
that David
announced
was
100%
proceeds
corporation
warehouses
The
processing
equipment manufacturer.
of
in
30,
totaled
in
thorizing
—V.
of
company's feed operations are conducted from its
lpcated in Vicksburg, Miss., with all. storage facilities being
Chicago industrialist, has been elected
July 29 by Samuel P. Wallace, Chair¬
on
at
for
per
The
185,
Co.,
Tlie
Maloney-Crawford Tank & Manufacturing Co., Tulsa,
Okla.—New President Elected—
?
George
with
burg,:
establish
■
,
sale
1957
an
for
ft
denominations
4c)
The
should,
1,
cash
be
of
rated
corresponding
decline
rieve,opnt«nts,
to
are
capital
The-company
is
normal
for
the
third
quarter,",
"the* company's, prospects
for
the
full
year
are
bright*
he y added,
Barring
seasonal
some
Aug.
net
Hattiesburg,
located
period a year ago.'
"Sales
and
earnings of Radio Matci-als Corp. will' augment ' the
Mallor ' figures wnen the formalities of the
recently announced mergerare
completed," .Mr. Cain said.
-.
in
wholesale;
and
that
$38,6.90,166,
were
issued
wholesale grocery
wholesale distribution of
manufacture and distribution at
May
of
period
per
Missouri Edison Co.—Plans Stock Sale—
Johnson,
to be
-
company
the general
a)
ness';
cents
reduced
resumption of
it
1956, which
..
.
The
.;
preferred and preference dividend;;.
1956
debentures,
Mississippi,
shares'
common
Dry Batteries. Inc. nn'y for the-months of
period subsequent to acquisition last year of
the
-
BUSINESS—The
of
like
to
income
net
59
Second-quarter
•
expected
are
Moad
redeemed
after
or
:
-.
be
be
may
.
on
basis.
operating
share,
with
or
outstanding June
half
the
amounted
$9,560,314 in the comparable period last year,
6,359,649 shares outstanding.
the six-month period ended June 30 increased
against $124,343,099 in the first half of 1956.
as
cents
the
t
D.
'
will
PROCEEDS—The
of
first
They
convertible
already,
plant."
our
shares
first
for
$3,195,-
$7,645,537.
were
1957
$1,143,972
Lower
company's
were
for
Sales
increase
an
equivalent, after provision
outstanding share of common
per
for
H
debentures
thereof.
par
new
31,583.437
Company by Mallorv.
Sales for'the- six months
Compared
so
and
of General
1956,
le
The
according to Joseph E. Cain,
increase of 37over the^Sl,155,417, or 80 cents
an
reported
to
common
share earnings
operations
the
Northern
.
more
addition
outstanding alter deduction
The figures'-for
■
to
/product
our
only
/
,
an
Alaska
Ernie
says
for
serving
for
now
build
amounted
$1.20
to
.The per
demand
area.
to
from
the
of
compared
as
the
1957
revenues
half
of
of
of
on
compared
$27,982,325,
offering is underwritten by Lewis & Co., of
Jackson,
Miss., and any unsubscribed debentures will be offered
publicly to residents of Mississippi and Louisiana.
Mallory & Co., Inc.—Earnings Up 37—
earnings
equivalent
President.
per
out
sell
to
Montana,"
as
presently
negotiating
(P. R.)
now
are
let
intend,
east
initial
Washington
nre
still
fur
the
we
been
Net
and
as
1,937,308
for
and
first
1956
announced
months
sales
share,
of
resulted
equal to $1.56
Sales
beccme
were
share
principal amount of debentures for each 18 shares of
stock held. Interest will accrue
from date of issue. The
Joseph
family.
The
and
company
1957,
income
common
before Aug. 5 for $300,000 6% convertible
subordinate
debentures due Aug. 1, 1972 at par on the basis of
$125
products,
which
outstanding,
or
Wash.,
Seattle,
on
lime
of
Merchants Co. (Miss.)—Debentures Offered—The com¬
on July
16 offered to its common and preferred
stockholders of record July 11 the right to subscribe on
Co., Seattle, Wash.—To Expand—
offices
half
29
six
the
common
taxes
were
Increased
pany
and
1956
$1,617,072
company's
of
<
based
with
quarry
settlement
$2,762,298,
$1.21
performance
year,
30
Mead Johnson
ynar
$1.62
to
•
profit
of
the
to
2449.
p.
255.9.
p.
of
Volume
•
.
per
first
before
cor¬
$23,416,822.
with
comuares
rem,tinner
stock
common
This
increase
.^tock, (par
;
,
June
distribution
preferred
.
Such
to
an
becoming
share
one
of
year's
profit aftei
taxes
preferred dividends,
stock.
cents
share,
per
half
Not
-for
Changed
25
which puts
$1.20
-last
over
from
rate
rate,
payment. "V.
for the first
19.5%
•
Magic Chef, Inc.—Stock Distribution—Name
the
share
compared
The
through
the
which
320.
p.
Co.—Earns, and Dividend
dividend
basis, of
l
Sales
cents
first
for
of America—Net
July
on
the
taxes
1956 but earnings
company on July 26. reported new record sales end
earnings
for the first six months of 1957
and announced an increase in
The new dividend
,
in
income
for
period In
after
40
Ohio,
in
$0.97
branches,
indicate net sales to be
$1,032,000 or 44%.—V. 185,
of
Corp.
Chairman,
revenues
similar
or
common
Net
as
186,
and
figures,
.
share.
stock;*' second
third
-•This
the
taxes
after
quarter of 1956, net income was $2,214,280,
share, on the 1,853,619 common shares tnen
$139,075,328, compared
subsidiaries
increase
an
Chemicals
Specht,
and
income
$782,168
after
was
For
Net
&
A.
sales
271.
an-
foreign
domestic
$3,600,100,
Minerals
total
an¬
$1.09
from
with
2101.
p.
common
ngures
reports
approximately
1957
figfures
unaudited
share
common
1956
$22,385,727 $21,319,093
1,321,230
1,165,784
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Earnings Up—
Mead
area."
company Intends to apply the proceeds obtained front its stock
sale first in pament of the
expenses of its organization
and of the
issuance and sale of the
and
per
consolidated
—
30,
Gorder
responding period
bring
to
according
June
The tax provision in this period was $2,389,740.
reported net sales for the three months
Miv Van
June
ended
the
on
according
George Van Gorder,
for Federal income
the
outstanding*.
The
expenses;
not
are
Up—Earnings Off—
1957
.
sales
earnings after taxes—
Earnings
incen-,
time
same
18
the
$1.11
on
corresponding
equivalent to $1.19 per
souno
thus
-July
for
to
provision of $2,126,136
development ox Madison,
in the buying, developing, selling or
business sites in tne area," according to the
prospectus. It hopes "that it will
five for the expansion of local
outstanding
outstanding
$hares
was organized under Wisconsin law on
April 2, 1957.
Henry Behnke, L. L. Lunenschloss and Martin Wolmali, direc¬
tors
and
President, Vice-President,, and Secretary-Treasurer, respec¬
tively, were three of the 12 incorporators. I'ne company was formed
income
$2,077^4^; equivalent
shares
$10
at
company
ike
Net
company
Consolidated met
\tas
011
Messrs.
"for
spokes¬
a
all
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Sales
stock.,
company
share. No
Net
Charles
Madison,
This
July
plants,
own
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Reports Record Profits—
Six Months Ended June
3Q—
cus¬
w,«tn
and its subsidiaries' report consolidated net
income,
charges and taxes, for the six months ended June 30,
1957,
of $3,226,499, or $1.22
per snare.
For tne first six months of 1956
earnings were $3,293,486 or $1.25 per share.—V. 185,
p. 938.
after
Wis.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
cos.,
Preliminary
outstanding, compared with June
stock split in December,
1956.—
now
unvcr
a«
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc.—Earnings Off
;
This
The
30,
uses
perform the same operation in their
said.—V. 186, p. 113.
man
stock.
•
industrial
oi
tomers could
was
with
dozehs
lor"
7
with
Los
Inc.,
its
price
was
Co.,
raw
formerly
subsidiary,
Murray
announced
Stempel,
the
operated by La Mont,
disclosed.
not
Paste
existing
producing
Vice-President,
Paste
products,
Angeles
the
adhesive
Executive
Angeles
materials,
Co.
Woerz
processing
equipment
will be transferred to and
Division in Los Angeles.
ancl
con¬
Paisley already has plants in Los Angeles, St. Louis, San Francisco,
Chicago and New York, wholly devoted to the production of liquid
resin, dextrine, casein,
latex
and other synthetic and
animal base
adhesive
products.
Four
additional
Morningstar plants
(including
th<*
B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(520)
starch
million-dollar
pew
and
in
development
gum
Hawthorne,
New
and specialties for the paper, food,
mining,
oil and the graphic arta
industries. Most of
these produces
are based
upon modified starches
(potato, arrowroot, tapioca and sago) and water soluable natural gums
Jersey)
prouute
textile,
pharmaceutical,
(karaya,
Irish
arabic,
fcEC
Helser
&
of
Co.,
Co,
New York
Francisco,
San
America
of
Exemption
—
the issuance of an order granting
investment company and J. Henry
an investment adviser,
for an ex¬
announced
1940
this
from
According
order.
application,
the
to
investment
do not
and
the provisions of Section 22id) of tne Investment Com¬
with respect to the sale to certain clients of Helser
shares at their net asset value.
Commissioner Sargent dis¬
of
MICA
sented
tragacanch
agar,
agar
from
Act
pany
31
this
of
of
ghatti,
938.
p.
July
on
application
emption
x$5,
Investment
Mutual
Tie
an
cosmetic,
locust bean,
guar,
mossj—V.
accounts
lend
toan
ie>s
oi
themselves
to
Helser
manages
wide..,
$2,500
of small
of their size,
number
a
because
Helser plan of operation,
the
which involves
discretionary power of attorney to Helser for the man¬
of
brokerage
accounts
established
in
the
client's
name.
absolute
an
agement
Sucn
nts,
acco
"margin accounts."
are
and
annual
an
"net
equity"
The
$2,500)
of
of
accounts
of
is
4%
$10,000
charged
so-called
the
on
less.
or
posed
states that, considering all the facts, it would be
Helser s small clients (whose accounts are less than
investment company shares.
Accordingly, it is pro¬
to
to own
that Reiser,
MICA
will
fee
management
application
advantageous
Fund
offer
these '
small
clients.
Such
It
is
of
the shares
further
of
intended
sold,
so
tne
that
sales
and
load
MICA
will
the sale
by
receive
at
that
offering
full
the
net
price will represent
MICA's principal
vaiue
a>set
con¬
a
Helser.
of redeemable securities
underwriter
Section
and
22(d) of the Act prohibits the sale
of a registered investment
company below the current public offering
price described in its pro-pectus, with certain exceptions. Section 6(C),
however, authorizes
the
Commission, by order upon application, to
exempt
rules
transaction
any
thereunder,
that
such
and
consistent
lairly
exemption
that
asserted
already
it
paid
effect,
Act.
would
be
In
transferring
their
to
fee
the
Commission
appropriate in
of
its
have
to
aird
the
Helser
clients
further
a
purposes
applicants
exemption,
pay
finds
the public interest
investors
of
small
the
to
of the Act or Commission
that
support
unfair
management
a
extent
necessary or
the
protection
the
by
provision
the
to
is
with
intended
from any
and
if
have
who
for, in
stated that
"To meet this order along with commercial and miiltary contracts
covering products now in production," Joseph H. Quick. President,
added, "National has just completed expanding manufacturing facilities
in its Melrose,
Mass. plant."
Holler
Mr.
noted
Guterman
that
systems.
in
He also stated
that
aside from important
bureaus of standards, Atomichrons
atomic
ing
principle of frequency control.
oscillator
to
the
of
resonance
obtain
existence.—V.
184,
atoms
of
.staoility
Commission
and
concluded
consistent
fairly
with
intended
In
appeal.
that
it
all
Under
was
appropriate
the
protection of
the Act to grant the
by
the
the
in
investors
public
and
the
the
interest
surpassing
shares
of
have
of
MICA,
to
and
had
tions
not
here
involved
extended
to
transactions,
which
Helser
other future
to
pay
would
said,
will
offer
to
purchasers
to
appear
become
would
purchasers of such snares,
sales load. Thus, the transac¬
certain clients of Helser benefits
the
of
be
MICA
the
distributor
a
constitute
shares.
result
of
of
The
MICA
shares
and
this
Intended
Observing
and
the
companies
or
;
.
are
in
...
rather
.
.
managed in the interest
of special classes of
.
.
the
of
interest
than
security
to
in
the
interest
all
of
classes
of
sales
Commissioner
Sargent commented that it is un¬
that the transactions sought to be exempted will in
any
way benefit the
present holders of the company's shares.
"It
is quite clear," he
said, "that the transaction is one of the dangers
the
first, six
in
months
the
1957
of
same
that
Act
the
that
specifically sought
it
is
not
in
the
to
appropriate
to
pr^nt
22(d)."—V. 186, p. 221.
Section
avoid,
public
and
interest
the
therefore
I
the
for
or
'applicant
its
must
con-
protection
exemption
Net
six
climbed
months
compared
Investment
W.
Dawson,
dent
for
Russell,
President.
named
was
Vice-President
announced
for
July
on
Securities
27
by
Louis
Mr.
Lindley was formerly Second Vice-Presi¬
Securities Investment and Treasurer.
He succeeds Philip A.
who is retiring, in the office of Vice-President.—V.
182, p. 1701.
A.
with
W.
Mutual
SEC
Distributors,
Inc., of Kansas City, Mo., filed with the SEC
July 26, 1957 to its registration statement
covering
an
additional $2,000,000 of Periodic Purchase
Plans for Accumulation
of Shares of Beneficial
Interest of Mutual Trust.—V. 186, p. 321.
amendment
an
on
to
of
$8,801,505,
1956.
compared
Earnings
writing
President,
1957
ox
National
per
said
the
John
net
G.
on July 30 a
ing fund debentures,
share,
the
earnings
contrasted
as
first
As
net
half
of
of
June
with
no
was
taxes
loss
a
of
were
$888,046,
$48,860,
1957,
debt
$15,320,074,
the
current
other
$13.98
or
than
bonds
new
those
redeemed
ning
in
and
cents
81
current
items,
book
liability
net
ratio
working
value
retire
before
share.-
"During the first half of 1957," Mr.
75%
of
the
due
its
185,
Aug.
can
continue
same
time
profitable automotive interior
a
diversify into other fields
®a,inisker
^orecast
a
rrl!d and f0U1'th quarters
should
be
completed
without
business in
our
t'-e
1956.—V.
per
"four
1,
prices
to 100 %
1962,
bonds
at
for
transition
to the
down-time that
National
year,
which
tion
has
of
Tea
27
other
costly
185, p. 1517.
so
during
Six Months
Net
Cash
Register
bought
sales
net
The
1952-56,
lor
tne
combined
field
and
4 %
promissory
to
5 '/>
for
1973
including sales
and
1,
the
the
foreign
J?'6f°re income taxes—
,taxes—-
United
same
sales
of
the
income
$
3 V2 %
GIVING
notes,
due
sinking
due Jan,
debentures,
Common
Net
earnings of foreign subsidiaries and
branches not remitted to the
United States
Net
Earns,
which
reported
for
compared
7,065,023 shrs.
the
six
with
by
only
those
States
plus
the
in
net
as
subsidiaries
months
foreign
earnings
income
Those
in
and
for
reserved
EFFECT
to
agreed
chase
if
1956.
earnings
of
the
amounted
In
actually
Canadian
to
remitted
subsidiary
$3,366,202
for
the
compared
Foreign
with $2,905,760 in
1956.
currencies were converted at
to
prevailing at May 31, 1S57 and
was
converted
Among
feptance.
new
First
Boston
he
ox
orders
added.—V.
NCR
six
Allyn,
Post-Tronic
185,
p.
2561.
which
have
months
rates of exchange
except for Canada which
received
widesnread
Glore,
is
approximately
$25 000,000,
$G7,464
$0.23
$0.15
_
$3,673,024
208,730
82,971
193,938
earnings
.
share—
per
on
$125,759
$207,033
$0.47
$0.28
^40,000 shares presently outstanding.—V. 185, p. 2450.
System—Units to Borrow—
England Electric
SEC, it was announced on July 26, as issued an order author¬
izing borrowings by 25 subsidiaries of this Boston holding company, in
the
aggregate
amount of $66,979,000.
Of this amount,
$50,664,000
would
be borrowed from
banks and $16,315,000 from NEES. Proceeds
would
used
be
to
outstanding
pay
186,
15
of
this
Inc.,
to
the
783
acquisi¬
stores
in
The
in
to
the
New England
asset
The
$20.15
Fund—Asset Value Decreased—
value
March
on
share
per
company's
$617,635,555.
Tolerton
&
War-
$64,-
and
stock prices reflects the fact that 21% of the Fund's total
were
in
rhort-term
notes
and
government and corporate
with near-term maturity dates.—V. 183, p. 2186.
assets
net
York
New
Telephone Co.—Income
from
the
Fed.
taxes
30,000 shs.
and
for
taxes
24,322,797
22,187,761
93,375,426
85,237,207
income
26,663,704
21,734,138
86,616,940
2,634,434
89,251,374
&
shares
all
Si
Si
Earnings
Sncncer
G.
Trask
&
Walker
H.
&
Whipple
ter's
struction
R.
S.
&
340,000
Laurence
340.000
Bache
Marks
100,000
100,000
Co
100,000
100,000
Co
100,000
Bros.
Si
&
Boyee
Co.
100,000
Inc
100.003
Co
&
50,000
Co.,
Julien
J.
185,000
Farwell,
185,000
Henry
185,030
M.
Si
Inc.
50,000
Collins
Da in
&
&
Co
Co.,
50,000
Chapman & Co._
50.000
Herrmnn
Share
&
Co.__
50,000
Corp
50,000
Company,
McCormick
Merrill,
50,000
Inc.__
&
Inc.
Turben
&
50,000
Co.,
Natural
This
Milwaukee
185,003
Mullaney,
Newhard,
185.003
Reinholdt
140,000
Rodman
company
Corp.,
will
beginning of the quarter, second quar¬
$1.90 a share.
The new shares, to¬
improvements.
Total invested capital
it was a year ago.—V. 186, p. 216.
is
than
exceed
Cook
&
&
&
Co
Co
Commission.
Other
and
will
mature
in
2451.
p.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros.
Hutzler
&
and
associates
:
sale
The
Dillon,
this
of
second
subject
Is
on
•
certificates, also
of
the
a
total
the Interstate
of
as
issue
4l/«s.
not
to
Commerce
non-callable.
are
underwriting
Securities
Union
installment of
approval
to
certificates
members
186,
include: Drexel & Co.;
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—
group
Co.;
&
322.
p.
This
in
Court
has1 been
it
The
provisions
New
American
Stock
advised.
had
report
stock has been
Exchange since Aug.
suspended from dealings
8, 1956, because its 1955
The stock is now traded
common
Stock
American
annual
the Bankruptcy
of
the
Jersey,
company's
the
filed petitions under the
Act in the U. S. District
Exchange on July 30 said
and two subsidiaries have
corporation
reorganization
filed
been
not
by
then.
over-the counter.
The Jerry O'Mahony
company has been operating through its two
subsidiaries, Herman Body Co. and Bennel Machine Co., Inc.
Formerly
a
producer of readv-niade luxury diners, the firm in July of last year
its diner manufacturing equipment, inventory and the rights to
sold
"Jerry O'Mahony Diners" to Joseph Montano,
the name
John
L.
Cronk,
Elizabeth,
from
and
J.,
Joseph Cavallo
Kearny, N. J.
the name of
the equipment to South
who moved
N.
doing
are
business
under
The latter company has no connection with Jerry
Mahony Diners, Inc.
O'Mahony, Inc.
Recently
a
broker
and
accountants,
three
accused of
conspiring
to
manipulate and manipulating the Jerry O'Mahony, Inc., stock, pleaded
not
guilty in U. S. District Court in New York.
They are scheduled
for
trial
in
184,
August.—V.
327.
p.
Outboard Marine Corp.—Unit to
15-acre
Division
50.000
Gardner.
50.000
Rensliaw
Saws,
50.000
The
in
site
near
Manager
estimated
Pioneer Saws
ing
plant
75,000
a
Placements—
with
cf
of
a
Frank
cost,
of
S.
the
the
a
next
Expand—-
Outboard Marine
$2,000,000
111.,
Waukegan,
anticipates
during
square
full
division
September
Corp.,
will
manufacturing
to
according
an
start
plant
con¬
on
announcement
a
by
Fenton.
plant includes equinment and
facilities.
three-stage expansion of the manufactur¬
five years.
Initial plant area will cover
feet.
Ground-breaking
Completion of the
Inc.—Private
bidding
by Niagara Mohawk to pay off out¬
finance the company's current construc¬
used
to
-
,
and
$12,900,000
50,000
&
competitive
at
be
and
was
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.28 for the
50.000
Co
Wells
it
24,
will
185,
of general mortgage bonds
announced on Aug. J* by Earle J.
to sell $50,000,000
sold
be
loans
of 98.287%.
Pioneer
140,000
Gas Distributors,
the
Had
been
and
more
proceeds
bank
struction
its wholly owned subsidiary, Winnebago Natural
arranged to place privately, through A. G. Becker
6 Co. Inc.,
$1,400;000 of debt securities, together with a block of the
parent company's common stock.
Gas
bonds
The
50.COO
115.
p.
earn¬
additional
quarter.
50,030
Co.—
Inc.
185,003
Co
Sullivan
Kalman <te
The
Corp.
growth
progr&m.-—V.
and
Indianapolis Bond &
& Co
current
the
1,400,000
the
equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series B, at prices to yield from 4% to 4.30%,
according to maturity. The group won award of the
certificates, which mature semi-annually Dec. 1, 1957 to
June 1, 1972, at competitive sales on July 31 on a bid
on
Jaffray & Hopwood
<te
185,030
Securiteis
of
Aug. 1 offered $4,320,000 of 4Vs%
100,000
<5t
185,000
Webber, Jackson
&
Co
Inc.—.
Inc—„—
185,000
186,
100,000
&
Co.
&
Eosworth,
Hutton & Co
185,000
Langley & Co—— 185,000
Higginson Corp
185,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
that
out
close
the
(Jerry) O'Mahony, Inc.—File Reorganization Petitions
100,000
;
340,000
C.
Estabrook
re¬
100,000
Co., Inc.
Co
&
M.
McDonald
E.
at
100,000
„„
Miller
Stroud
Co
the
at
have
corporation plans
V.
Simmons.
&
Illinois
340,000
__
for
Eastman
Co
Eberstadt
The
Lee
—V.
Si
Dickson
;
Curtis
would
,pointed
not take into account
issued
Offered—Salomon
100,000
Courts
340,001
Piper.
Co.
10,113,000
•
$8.28
does
stock
issued
been
$172,000,000
100,000
Ellis
Riter
Weeks
10,113,000
$1.84
President,
figure
earnings
140,000
185,003
&
10,113,000
73,032,454
9,288,000
$7.86
gether with $70,000,000
of mortgage bonds
sold in May, provided
$210,000,000 to retire bank loans made to meet the cost of new con¬
Byllesby & Co.
M.
340,000
Co
83,696,952
$2.16
McHugh,
common
shares
new
140,000
Co
Blunt
340,000
Dominick—
16.218,920
18,630,69 4
share
share
per
of
Co
II.
Co.—_
Co
S.
Co
&
185,0°0
Si
18,400,116
21,893,686
per
Keith
pur¬
140,000
Inc._
Co.
&
he
$140,000
Inc._
As
Paine,
to
Co
Co.,
Dodge
Si
&
& Co.
Becker
3,805,454
Average number of shrs.
Issuance
Co.
& Co
Allyn
arc
severally
Hayden, Stone & Co
Co.
—
102,097,068
5,276,771
deductions—:
income
Net
follows:
stein
Corp.
which
Hallearten
Webster
Weld
have
(Inc.)
Brothers
Si
they
of
Havden,
&
a
com¬
underwriters,
Representative, and the
F.
—_—
for
issued
several
340,000
White,
10,996
for
the
340,000
Peabody &
702,010
22,436,148
(net)
Total income
tion
shares,
sinking
3Vg ?o
reserved
are
include
not
340,000
Stone
common
of
475,000
Si
Barney
None
340,000
Co.—
506,753
99,030,403
3,066,665
27,170,457
income
Other
*2,170,634 shs,
unissued
conversion
Bacon,
Co
income—
on
operating
The
are
s
$
788,702,015
544,222,868
72,625,000
operating
standing
treasury, of which 8,300 shares
475,000
Inc.—
Si
12,000,000
of
475,000
$
Other
This
986,023
45,000
as
1957—12 Mos.—1956
851,017,113
$
•
141,094,855 576,174,284
21,372,000
18,653,000
82,437,000
during the week of Sept.
Machold, President.
;
14,900,000
company,
are
Higher—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
$15,700,000
4,300,000 shs.
dots
30 compared with
share capital gain
and-down
bonds,
Norfolk & Western
and
per
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—To Sell Bonds—
—
reserved
June
on
23 cents
the
FINANCING
12,000,000
authorized
$20.00
was
Adding back
31.
paid on Jan. 30, the adjusted figure of ^.2° is l't.tle
changed from the $20.35 value tier share on Gee. 31, 1956.
This rela¬
tive stability over a period of sharply declining bond prices and up-
1987.
names
Corp—
Sachs
Inc.
and
the
distribution
16
five-
aDproxiinately
PRESENT
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Harriman Ripley &
Co.;
Inc.
Lehman
ow NEES
to banks
due
322,
p.
of
1,500,000
Pierce,
Forgan
Smith,
notes
for construction expenditures or to reimburse
money
therefor.—V.
treasury
in
increased
were
Co.__
tentatively scheduled
is
new
production
manufacturing
for
plant
beginning about Jan.
the
of Sept. 15.
in 12 months
week
is expected
1959.—V.
1.
186,
p.
422.
and
have
Ovford
Pa*>er
Co.—Stock Sold—The
stock, publicly offered
common
175,000 shares of
July 17 by Blyth &
on
Co., Inc. and associates at $38.25 per share, were quickly
Under
ac-
Chairman
of
the
Board
said,
is
the
posting machine for banks.
The
backmachines
shares
operation
-*'■
Dillon, Union
Securities
United
remittance
1956,
to
as
included
124.100
100,136
32,672
$103,165
taxes
New
newlyfunds.
options.
Beane
Co.,
(N. O.)
products
C.
electronic
an
for
May 31,
are
1°57—6 Mos.—1956
$4,548,247
400,971
$1,938,290
227,265
taxes
its
15,000,000
the company's
Co
Ac
&
&
Eastman
company
the
before
Earnings
ings
(par $100)
plan,
purchased,
are
Lynch,
Fenner
Blyth
par.
Stanley
Post-Tronic,"
Jog
at
United
taxes
with
Income
1956
1980
debentures
purchase
Ecniitable
accordance
proceeds
Aug.
Hemphill, Noyes Si Co
$780,000
Dillon* ,Read & Co. Inc.__
475,000
$1.09
the
24%—Earnings Up 65%
1957—3 Mos.—1956
146,881,898
of
May
operated
TO
1971
are
outstanding
any
7,724,604
after
2673.
p.
Co.—Sales Up
Operating expenses
Supermarkets,
Prior
area.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. is acting as
principal amounts; of the
debentures
$1.16
outside
lo5,
proceedings that
into bankruptcy last
Corp.
and
Sydney L.
went
Bellanca
219,240,399 203,669,754
48,720
On
spective
Shields
$5,801,680
be
reorganization
company
$2,437,785
Earnings
Interest
for
$16,200,000
due
$5)
UNDERWRITERS—The
1.659,380
branches
to
1955, of which
old and new
payable over a
The
will
Operating revenues
general
85-store
Miller's
companies
serially
329,369
option
shares held in
mon
2,435,478
outstg.)
amounted
$4,565,140
policy,
now
President.—V.
Period End. June 30—
Tolerton.
include
Dean Witter
(on
1,
(par
subordinated
8,183,297
shr.
Earnings
Slates
4,049,600
the
involving
Sales
subordinated
284,360 shares
restricted stock
St
income
per
20,491,584
7,058,000
5,320,301
1,
Nov.
shares
*Does not
fund
W.
6 872,000
fund
due
Indebtedness of
W.
taxes
the
to
recently-acquired
Supermarkets
Cumulative preference shares
Hornblower
155,554,528
Bellanca
Nestle-LeMur
shares
—
notes,
Drexel
22,811,076
States
Foreign
of
added
earnings
—
Dominick
subsidiary
Heller.
Net
Indebtedness
be
Denver
pre-tax
1977
C.
182,892,587
of
branches
December,
claims,
1976.
year.
Begin¬
redemption for
is designed to
$8,408,769 to $14,937,800.
period rose xrom $405,220,594
—
*3Vg'.it
G.
$
sales,
companies
owed
other
borrowings
of
1,
per
to
fund
portion
a
will
$7,500,000,
in
sinking fund debentures,
A.
1955
since
way
dealings
for
850,000.
A.
1957
under
following
Albert,
plus
105 %
from
from
1956
Millar's
Blair
6
5%
subject
Warfield, National Tea
Headquarters are in Chicago, 111.
period
year
adversely
Co.—Sets New Records—
Ended June 30—
than
be
&
EARNINGS—National Tea's
Clark,
National
all
sink¬
100%
out
years
The
balance
supermarkets
Tolerton
states.
models
new
the
under¬
after Aug.
or
sinking
to maturity.
prior
The
on
10
less
will
100%.
ranging
July, the company purchased
stock, the Tolerton & Warfield Co., an
Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota.
Securities
business
for
An
—
1977, at
BUSINESS—In
activity."
trim
the
1047.
p.
common
plants
in
present conditions wo
trim business and at the
automotive
the
as
v
affected
of
profitable
stated,
consolidated
prospects
Offered
at
company
will use
loons and part of
bank
own
1,
the
issue
PROCEEDS—The
Kidder,
Bannister
taken out of operation and their
operations
while sales and profits increased. Under
were
plants,
was
capital
still
to
$3.00,
were
issue of $12,000,000 5%
new
Aug.
acquired subsidiaries.
per
$22.92
was
in
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. offered
redeemable
are
August, 1959,
fund
purposes
Goldman,
to
asset
current
share,
per
or
four cents per share, in
or
1956.
30,
6.2-to-l
with
alter
is
Period End: June 30—
The
lor
Consolidated
been
June,
accrued interest.
Merrill
Bannister, President, on July 23 reported that consolidated
the first six months of 1957 increased
slightly over 4%
as compared with
$26,624,458 in the first half of 1956.
sales
share
common
Debentures
—
group headed by
Kuhn, Loeb
$27 775,554
to
com¬
announced
was
$8,089,414
with
company's
favorable.—V.
are
Co.
Tea
publicly
The
National Automotive
Fibres, Inc.—Sales Up 4%—
*
in
to
Heller
by
company
$2,76.
McKinney,
half
second
whom
Mutual Trust, Kansas City,
Mo—Registers With
.
1956, it
second quarter, both the net sales, $79,289,417, and the
income, $4,577,536, exceeded those of the first quarter of 19o7 and
of the second quarter of 1956.
of
Lindley has
been
and
Treasurer, it
also
year period, Mi. Seydel said.
Approval of the Nelson plan ends
During the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York—Promotion—
L.
tne
$1,400,000
creditors
pay
by Walter E. Heller & Co. Under the
recognizes the validity of a $3,600,000
company
Nelson
to
two
net
*
Allen
the
subordinate
to provide new
income
lirst
of
from
loans,
cBased
$155,424,801,
were
period of
.
elude
output of a crystal
frequency generator in
Supply Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
for
CAPITALIZATION
say
investors
unvary¬
July 26.
on
.
security holders
such'companies'
to
to
made
have
Shoes, Inc.—To Open Large Store—
National
Net
holders,"
realistic
their
lent
approximately
now
underwriters
purchased
associates
his
with
who
1533.
p.
pared with $147,492,421
by
a
businessman,
company's stock in April.
$1,763,000 of tne funds available
said
The
proposed
agreement
an
purpose which the Investment Com¬
to preclude.
that the Act declares that the national public interest
interest of investors are adversely afiected "when investment
Act
pany
as
other
he
arrangement
well
have
as
will
loan
The corporation will open one of the largest shce store in New
Jersey
in Trenton next week.
The new unit will replace a former location
where they were siteuated for over 20 years.—V. 136,
p. 215.
retire
from the issuance of the exemption order, Commis¬
Sargent stated that he was unable to make the statutory find¬
ing that the exemption
is appropriate
in
the public interest and
consistent with
the
protection of investors and the purposes fairly
Intended by the Act.
He pointed to the fact that the present holders
long-discussed
the
any
been
Net
purposes
application.
dissenting
sioner
with
Iowa,
banxrupt
reorganization plan,
*
National
fee
circumstances,
the
It compares and precise
cesium
sinking
sales
grow¬
tne
Seydel
of Atomichrons
uses
engineers for use in electronic-warfare systems.
The Atomichron is the first instrument to utilize
because
greater
signifies
Mr.
being developed by National's
are
They may not. however, be refunded
having an effective interest rate of
of
of Atomichrons
production
ing demand for super-accurate and stable timing devices by forwardthinking governmental and industrial leaders engaged in advancement
of missle guidance, radar, navigation, communications and
telemetering
investment.
In addition, it is
the expected increase
in growth
of MICA from its present size of
approximately
$250,000 would be
advantageous to MICA in making
it
more
stable and broadening the base of its
potential distribution
,,
of
96 ',0
had
w..o has entered into a distribution contract with
Inc., the principal underwriters for MICA,
maresto
Davenport,
a
communications
equipment and atomic clock manufacturer has
leceived a $609,525 contract from the U. S. Army Signal Supply Agency
for
development of military-type Atomichrons, it was announced on
July 25 by Herbert C. Guterman, Chairman of the Board.
Distributors,
MICA
is to
be
made
on
the. basis of MICA's prospectus;
and, if the offer is
accepted, the investment account of these clients Will be liquidated
and part or all of
the proceeds
applied to the purchase of MICA
shares, at net asset value and without the imposition of a sales load.
cession
This
instances, are actively traded by Helser and
No individual investment service is rendered;
many
hi
National Co., Inc.—Receives Large Govt. Contract—
^.fereaicuJS
ary
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
at
St.
the
Louis,
82,500.000
Nelson Co.—Court Approves Reorganization—
reorganization
Mo.,
the
with Trustee
plan
company
Elliot
approved
on
H.
July
Stein
in
29
for
Federal
deposited
full
cash
District
"in
Court
excess
payment
to
of"
cred¬
itors.
Tne Court
For
sold.
Pacific
Western
Pacific
turned
the
Nelson
assets
over
to
President
Glenn
Seydel,
some
details,
see
V. 186,
p.
322.
Lighting: Corp.—To Get
Canada's
Lighting
gas
enormous
natural
distributing
2,200 miles from
the
gas
Canadian
reserves
subsidiaries
source—through
an
in
Gas—
will
Southern
agreement
be
linked to
California—
recently con-
Volume 186
Number 5661... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
9
(529)
eluded
by them '.vith El Paso Natural Gas Co., Robert A.
Hornby, Presi¬
Pacific Lighting Corp., announced on
July 29.
The agreement is
subject to approval by the California P. U. Com¬
mission, the Federal Power- Commission, and Canadian
governmental
dent
-
Sales
of
for
1956,
Paso
company,
balance by
the
half
one
to
September,
supply
through
which
an
he
delivered
The latter company will
with the Pacific Northwest
receive
The
gas.
El
Puso
additional
an
daily in ensuing years when it is requested by the Pacific
The agreement calls for El
Paso
at
intends
Falls,
the
Pacific
be
Northwest
required
The
El
mission
that
an
75
Pipeline
million
million
three
between
.miles,
system.
and
cubic
cubic
feet
feet
southern
of
Las
that
where
it
Vegas.
point
will
Additional
time,
part
Mr.
Federal
of
and
of
tiie
source
Ei
state
will
1.230 million
Hornby
have
cubic
of
regulatory bodies
the
approve
and
,
•
with
'/
the
shares
held
to
the
on
Sept! 30.
expire on
stockholders. about
record
da.te
Warrants
!
—V.
,oL, Aug.
expected
28,
be
to
Upon
cific
receipt
will
vances
to
of
apply
by
approximate
Pacific
the
proceeds;- from the sale
equivalent amount toward
an
American
fee pnoiv
$227,000,000.
expects
000.
"It
will
repay
advances,
company
to
which
make
is
expected
the
total
then
debentures,
repayment
whion
the
for
the sale
extensions,
amount
the
of
additions
exceeding the
common
186,
.
details,
V.
see
•
income
taxes
taxes
was
result
of
of
as
operations
and
772;
of subsidarics
133, p. 877.
V.
/
when
five
Gamble
'
above.—V.
;
136,
to
$30,000,000
bonds
at
only.
T
29
filed
The
SEC
to
company
covering
employees
are
be
to
July
on
2,000
at
$25
for
used
17
shares
filed
of
share,
per.
letter
a
of
common-stock
without
working capital.*
•
notification
(no
underwriting.
-
with
be
par),, to
Publix
The
the
of
issue
an
(&
according to
Subs.)—Earnings
Six Months Ended June 30—r
Net
sales
Profit
before
United
States
taxes
$66,582,158
18,119,950
9,486,000
income—-
on
the
competitive
and
after
Net
earnings
:—
outstanding
Earnings per
share——
—V.
186, p. 216.
$11,096,496
Net
$8,633,950
4,914,987
___
4,906,275
—
$2.26
:
•
million
,
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Sales
Period End. June
30—-'■'<
Sales
Earnings
before
M'V
$1.76
Approval of
Taxes
'
Up—Earnings Off-
1957—3-Mos.—1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
'
944,790
1,268,404
^Based
which
/
$920,224
$1,252,810
1,243,000
1,941,446
$L955;749
$2,147,972
1,278,568
:
profit
Earned
-rV.
———-
outstanding
share—.—
per
185,
1,278.568
—.
1,243,000
$0.72
2103.
p.
$1.01
_
•
.
;
'$1.53
;
,-
Pennsylvania
Power
This
company,
it was
for authorization to
SEC
of
1957
in
interested
The
the
the
amount
has
amount
make
of
until
persons
company
Co.—To
announced
bank
and
and
$1.73
12,
and
From
29,
borrowings
$2,500,000:
Aug.
established
July
has
the
1,
1987.
during
the
to
request
line
of
credit
given
thereon.
nine
banks
in
of
$4,503,009, of which $2,000,000, already borrowed, is
the Holding Company Act. It seeks Commission approval
of the additional
$2,-500,000 of borrowing j.
Proceeds will be used to
pay
part of
the cost of tb-" com^
Ln-tmn
exempted from
program
which,
it is
presently estimated, will amount
financing required
sit».
pi-e,*-..,
the
or
1958,
the company
proposes to i
38,000,000 of bonds, to
the Commission.—V. 185, p. 1389.
and
sue
additional
be
the
to
$13,000,000.
As
part
tv*
eonanuatic.n in
sell curing October 1957 an
subject of a later filing with
.
Philadelphia &
C'0'v
A
the first six
of
after
Pre-tax
in
the
taxes
san
earnings
from
26%
share)
ner
No provision
earned
up
$2.7)
first half
the
$2.28 per
were
snare
for Federal income
period of
e
the
for
the
for
tax
of
It
is
in
the
31
first
six
in
months
the $2.67
second
quarter
of
agreement
England,
especially
Federal
tax
provision
was
required.—v.
185,
p.
designed
This
to
and
further
move
research
the
exchange
Inc.,
New
its
of
advice
fi ansae! ion
ol
of
G0%
over
Financial
was
York
on
Aug.
1
announced
.stock
common
the
and
latter
City.—V.
by
186,
for
stock
assistance
furnished
that
in
it
has
&
services
Profit
costs
stock
common
having
air hay
negotiations
the
Lehman
Brothers,
of
been
bef.
sold^.
Fed.
Eal.
Phillips Electronics,
—V.
this
The
literature—
4-paae foldpr titled "How to Apply X-ray Analysis Techniques'
t,o Rubber Problems," is available gratis from
the corporation's In¬
struments Division, 750 South Fultcn
Ave., Mount Vernon, N„ Y.
deal
for
with
synthetic
batches
One
case
national
typical
rubbers
having different
treats
technical
analysis
and
magazine,
the
article
use?)
ingredients
Some
examples
differences in uniformity
the
and
temperature
of
treatments.
analvsis
an
combined
company
C87.322,
for
the
Net
after
of
an
first
3.4%
provision
of 1956.
six
of
months
29
reported
more
of
provisions
earnings
$33,893,892
of
for
record
than
6'.<
fir.st-half
over
tales
sales
were
of
$29,229 370,
$30,182.2.96.
$30,258,088.
income
taxes
This
or
for
or
of
represents
$3.06
the
earnings."—V.
185,
in
flow
by
a
at
of
30
.
high
of
three
over
months
shares
new
was
outstanding
of 11,449,061
highs
$12.64,
1,85,
compared
with
July 29
on
announced
Automatic
world's
day.
per
located
been
in
about
acquired
Advance
in
switching
commercial
ladio
this company
&
Electric
Automatic
and
most
Mr.
of
its
Other
this
by Radia¬
order
of
a
other
10,000
acre
properties
It
is
15
by
miles
Earnings Higher
company at the end of the half
to
$167,000,000, President
Prescott,
Ariz.—SEC
decision,
anil
the
near
Commission
prospectus
make
respect
in
share
per
plant
Issues
and
of
to
ruled
that
materially
failed
finance
Drake,
to
Republic's
false
mis-
a
Drake.
as
proposed
This
capacity,
estimate
as
might
he
Tne
50
for
a
to
other
near
items
initial
certain
that
of
the
erection
$8
wnile
out,
qf
Drake
of
sampling
the
material.
that
reserves
to
there
and
San
and
failure
a
four
to
of
dividends
19,879,000
19,306,000
writing contract
7,501,000
7,310,000
20.311,000
20,037,000
issued 33,170 shares
783,000
1,576,000
l,o7G,000
6,713,000
6.522,000
.18,735,000
18,461,000
the
state
which
14%
with
plus
4%
agreement
to
—V.
184,
had
been
promoter,
drilling and
core
share
offer
stock
the
for
be
the
the
material
raw
best
a
registration
706,680
cash,
sold
to
outstanding
will have
the
same
the
public for. $10.
the description of the under¬
New
York
to
and
disclose
addition
consideration
as
on
of
a
failure
Vickers in
S.
expenses
the
in
to
decision,
was
James
of
effort
for
.
as
into
Issuance
the
of
this
"finder's
a
■
was
Republic
commission
a
entering
basis.
statement
Houston,
that
to
fee."
1480.
p.
20
Commissicn\ noted. that-
the
each
issued
were
There
to
for
listed
was
es^nm't^s
rignts,
Vickers Brothers, of
misleading.
stock
and
systematic
of
registration statemeht."
whether
each
as
6,633,000
in
Furthermore, according to the
and
no
storage
properties,
Calif., which
principal
President
was
liquidation
to
shares, only 10,110
of
Bernardino,
extremely hm-w
made
were
dividend
was
rights
in
of
example,
minimum
a
for
some
insufficient to tost the
continuity, depth and quality
Clearly there
was
an
insufficient
basis
for
the
was
representations
As
and
C.
Prigge,
observed: "There
$lo
construc¬
for
only
and
cement
"annual
to
alleged
pointed
companies
from .Burney
Commission
the
United
new
$6.56 per
from
of
s^atea
Commission
the
about
range
commission
The
contemplates
against
with
justified
doubtful.
are
am^mted
contrasted
companies,
Republic
the
Would
year
entire
figures published by the Bureau
savings
acquired
$1.32
and
Republic's
cement production of
250.000 barrels
25% of the annual
consumption for the
the basis of the most
recent
of
located
487,145,000
the
Yavapai
disclose
thought necessary for a plant of the size
contemplated.
After
reviewing the exploration and analysis of
Republic's
the
526,488,000
$1.35
manufacturmg
about
difference
silos
said.
in
1957
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
$
$0.47
Corp.,
cement
a
statement
cement
that
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earns.—
$0.43
the
$10
of
stop
near
barrel"
tele¬
Denius
efforts
251,640,000 564,990,000
237,692.000 524,800,000
and
$395,000
plant
networks.
market
center
Corporation.
Commission's decision also discussed
the $6,586,000 cost estimate
contractor's fee) for
Republic's
(plus
Co.
tion
equipment
operations,
Cement
representations
on
The
has
and
landiiae
i
the
along .with
Petroleum
orders of
Ariz.
its
of Mines.
international electronics
Radiation to manufacture, and
distortion
per
Hegyi,
i
represent
Telephone
by
In
States,
largest
developed
feet
V.
contemplated white
1519.
p.
drill -stem
on
cubic
Emil
facts concerning,
required
among other things, the possible market
for Republic's
products, the cost of construction of a
plant, the amount and
of available raw
quality
ipaterials, and transactions with promoters.
For example, the Commission
stated that the registration
statement
should have .disclosed
that
Republic did not have the benefit
of
a
market
survey or analysis and should
have set forth facts
which
would 'enable investors to
appreciate tn* nature and
magnitude of the
marketing problem which it faces. In this
connection the Commission
called attention to the
facts that actual
consumption of gray cement in
Republic's proposed
marketing area has been less than the
proposed
production capacity ol
Republic and its competitors, that its
nearest
comeptitor had not been
operating -rt full capacity and that
stock
1390.
record
which
3,000,000
corporation,
foreign taxes for the first half of the.
current year
$4,015,967 compared with
$3,492,075 in the first half of
registration
n
f$0.73
preferred
p.
Texas,
of
this
and
to
788,000
alent
of
per
a
of
profits
reported
during
the
for
the
of
In
from
not
June
to
the
gain
the
share
per
of
as
net
a
Datamatic
for
quarter.
$1,153,000,
the
three
Earnings
2,830,880
41
cents
of
this
of
income
are
of
in
taxes,
equiv^
stock
L.
The
of
Datamatic
are repayable
to Raytheon in 1958 and 1959.
non-recurring gain, total earnings for the second
equivalent to $1.35 per share, and, for the first half
were
of
$1.75
1957,
per
share.—V.
185,
June
decl'ne
were
per
share,
after
comparable period
A.
last5V
Fisher.
Net
of
railroad
this
year,
above
while
those
President,
income
tor
for
earnings
of
the
June
for
1957
the
were
first
corresponding
six
was
$773,834,
or
48
equal
below
months
period
cents
to
per
39
New
corporation
York
brokers
with
the
was
"a
accused
false
Federal
of
last
of
those
the
share,
last
per
common
year.
that
for
Ibis
339-16
allegedly
58th
corporation,
,
to
create
a
was
Ave.,
and
part, of
Flushing,
Henry
demand
for
the
schemes
Queens,
H.
Kyle,
the
stock
of
L.
Salt
and
of
Michael
N.
I.,
Lake
raise
its
Y,
T.
other
"insiders"
held,
a
a
in
$26,-
delivery
of
Gasparik,
of
President
City,
in August, 1054, Mr. Lefkowitz
charged,
Gasparik
offered
Republic stock at 25 cents
2562.
had
of
the
Vice-President,
value.
Beginning
p.
it
the
Mr.
per
designed
of
shares"
Kyle
and
share.
to
The
"provide
which
they
according to the Attorney General.—V.
185,
year
Joseph
year,
cents
of
misrepresentation
telegram"
Government
mica.
and
15%
said.
June
share, compared with $307,879,
the
to
contract
alleged manipulations of the promoters were
a
higher price for the hundreds of thousands
Reading Co.—June Earnings Off 15%—
share,
permanently
Certilman,
Mr.
10.
p.
$311.-
of
to
000,000
sale
this
Corp.—Court Bars Sale
York
sending
profit reported above, the company
$2,671,000,
cr
approximately 94
cents
per
June
of
Raytheon's 40'2
stock
interest in
totaling S3.000.000 which
Inclusive
New
according
30,
to
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
certain
non-inleresc-bearing advances to
include
in
per
year,
common
order
barring this corporation from securities sales
State was obtained
July 24 in the State Supreme Court,
the office of
Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz. Last
May Mr. Lefkowitz charged the
corporation with defrauding investors
of $2,000,000,
Justice Sidney A. Fine signed the
restraining ordeix /
In an affidavit filed
by Deputy Assistant Attorney General Morton
from
or
shares
An
operating
sale
Corp.
the
on
months
half
first
Republic Gas & Uranium
Stock in New York State—
Maintained—
first
after
cents
addition
share,
were
and,
the
operations
81
realized
second -quarter
$59,680,000,
for
second
provision of $2,550,000 for Federal
$111,950,000.
These earnings from
of
to
outstanding
did
level
sales
on
sales
on
$292,518;948,
S2.95
the
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings
$2,296,000,
Earnings
were
-
leading
$0.64
$136,978,000
also
maintained
was
operations
1955.
during the period
tax
from
of
July
increase
earnings
income
on
high
comparable
39,343,000
share_
improved
quarter
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Reports Record Sales—
The
576,285
323.
p.
1957
share,
applications.
compare
where it
was
necessary
to know the
sulphur
in
both
natural
and
butyl
rubber
specimens.
Another study is concerned with metals
in sponge rubber,
fabric and plastic prcducis.—V.
186, p. 9.
amount
186,
Raytheon
bankers
new
Reprinted
from
a
/harts
to
illustrate
from
40,190,000
stock
com.
the
24.
The
natural
flow
indicates ! that
should
produce
at
the rate
of
10
to
15
gas
is
backlog of unfilled
County,
false
com.
per
for
deposited.
lending. to
investment
Inc.—New X-Ray
of
13,948,OQO
»_„■
$29,527,000
July
well
just
14,649,009
dividends
icr
Earns,
of
A
feet
nas
nearest
construction
$534,976
taxes
profit
against
as
County,
natural
on
the
7.143,000
115.
p.
58,463
185,
number
June
269.217,000
254,568,000
income
cn
Net
Milprinl,
1,169,724
on
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
$
„,L—
out¬
totalling
Securities and
Exchange Commission on July 29
announced
the issuance of a
"stop order" suspending the effectiveness
of a resgistration statement filed
by this corporation, .which
proposed the public
offering of 1,050,000 common shares at
June 16,'56
and
Operating
last
effective
were
with
the
Parker
brought
discovery
Republic
<
measure
Period End. June 30—
2376.
declared
at
with
The
•
Radio Corp. of America
i'rods.
now
reported,
of
"Stop-Order"—
development of advanced military electronics
equipment.
According to Mr. Demus, the company hopes tp continue to
expand Ls
operations in both commercial and
military iielus.—-V. 185, p. 2562".
Philip Morris, Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective—
corporation
assets
on
automatic
Into
shares
1,224,120
Republic Aviation Corp.—Sales
will
Boston—Assets at New High
tion considerably
enlarges its scope of
Previously, the company has concentrated
Preferred
The1
of
net
the
the
Federal
8,007,422
1
_2-
1953.—V.
agreement allows
circuit
test
equipment
circuits
1957
tax
1956
The
495,092
dividends
The
teleprinter
printer
of
one
Net profits after taxes in Che second quarter were St,419,539 (or
$1 15 per share) as. against $2,120,036 in the
Comparable 1356 quarter
no
June 15,'57
$12.44 at year-end.—V.
year.
when
fAfter
Denius, President,
license
a
in
estimated
been
standing.
2597.
p.
122,243
stock—-
compared
1156.
reflected
Florida,
$444,82I:",
yeur-end.
and
new
The
8,975,754
December,
total
30,
alter
half
Reichhold
including letters of contract, amounted
Mundy I. Peale said.—V. 136, p. 424.
1,062,156
of. shareholders
March
on
of
sell
1356 due to ta< less carry-forward.
quarter of 195? at $2,801,755 were
reported
in
respectively. /
value per share
rnanufactux'crs.
second
$2,225,253
shares.
reports
on' June
number
Homer R.
Ltd.
Earnings—
the
.or
was
180,
taxes„"j—'—
asset
signed
pre-tax profits is reported by this corporation for
months of 1957—$5,487,547 (or S4.47 per share) as
against
tor
profits
1957.
net
-
increase in
$3,531,800
Net
Reading Corp—Reports
in
income
common
retired
of
first
corporation on July 30
announced that consolidated
sale's for
six.months ended-June
30, _1S57 totaled $168,374,970,
compared
$163,171,859' in the Similar period a
year ago.
Net income after
Federal and foreign taxes
amounted to $3,665,749 oi$2.49 a share com¬
pared with $3,504,651 or
$2.38 a share in the
corresponding period a
year ago.
In both periods there
were
1,472,013 shares of stock out¬
Radiation, Inc.—Licensed by British Firm—
-
has
hearing
a
with
the
remainder
Commission
1957,
a
the
to
supermarkets
purposes.—V.
—
$134,034,000 at
41,700
$12.23
Banks—
applied
33
•
other
income
693,000
was
This/Fund
ago
.-
Borrow
on
on
stock
Net
■
Federal
$144,768,000
and
;
of
corporate
(Geprge) Putnam Fund
2,213,064
A
Net
Shares
for
half
the
with
July 30.
on
income
earnings
'Earnings per share of
on
Air.
This
refunding mortgage
Sold
"
of
$415,000
for
the
Net
$21,£87,339 $19,862,226 $40,793,282 $37,118,293
.1 1,865,OIL .•2,521,214
*3,897,195
4,361,036
taxes.
general
excess
to
production, and was brought in at a
depth of about 5,100 feet from the
Atoka conglomerate.—V.
186, p. 217.
$43,889,445 $42,861,314
in
is
cents
year.
announced
1956.
•
operating
well,
year,
chain
a
profit
Other expense
as
first
well
gas
an
cubic
The
Privately—
announcement made
for
net
76
based
dividends, each
treatment
amounted
•
Provision
".
1
proceeds
the
lust
block, which
Reiter-Foster
,
Sept.
cat
has
negotiated the private sale
in notes, due March
31, 1973,
$1,500,000
operates
period
increased
period last
President,
has
24 Week Period Ended—
•Sales.
Gross
Shares
which
current
from
up
current
for
showed
day,
application with the Board of
New Jersey for
authority to 'issue
Markets, Inc.—Notes
an
the
the
foreign investments.
are
continued
wild
test
Purity Stpres, Ltd. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
22,288,496
taxes—
foreign
-
11,192,000
——
income
1956
$75,886,342
—
and
use
at New High
1957
!
_
of
proceeds
-•
Publix,
Parke, Davis & Co.
Super
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
offered
increased
stock
A
-1
an
mature
»
income
,
Tbe.net proceeds from the sale will be
added to the general funds of
the
company and will be Ubed by it for payment
before maturity of
short-term bank loans made to the
company.—V. 136,, p. 424.
Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
of
2913.
,
Packer Publishing
"
15 cents in cash
plus simultaneous
payments, have been declared since RCI first
offered its
shares publicly late in 1956.
The
latest
of these payments will be
made on
Aug. 15 to stockholders of record
July 19.
"While it is impossible to
state
unequivocally what the second half
of the
year holds in store,"
Mr. Reichhold
said, "it is reasonable to
say that all indications point to
<:
July
planned to sell the bonds late ih August.
„
in
sale
Three quarterly
1%
-from
Utility Commissioners of the State of
ancL.sell $60,000,000 principal amount of first
bonds!, to be dated Sept, 1, 1957 and to
,
Sea¬
rather
to $1,497,000 for
the first half of
1957, an
than
50%, over
the
comparable
period
of
1956
$971,000, Henry H. Reichhold,
President, announced
Included
have
comparable
/
Public Service Electric & Gas
Co.—Seeks
on
income
gross
net
was
earnings
for
Sales
Financing—r
"
company
from
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—New Wild
Cat Well—
$60,000^000 Bond Issue—
This
Pennsylvania-Reading
year,
Chemicals, Inc.—Reports Increased Profits
the
$33,049,000
•
.
sell
9.
Oct.
on
the
standing.
'217.
p.
-
plans
now
of
Co.—Acquisition—
Co.
Service Co. of Indiana*
Inc.—Plans
-
months
amounted
23.
from
share
$1.19
p.
&
six
more
net
July
to
compared
months
of
the
Per
production
for
first
income
profits
$4,652,200
which advances
to
the
being taken as a deduction
income.
Reichhold
SB,946,562 against
increased
of*2%,
,
net
the
increase
i
the
from
Net
186,
v
increase
an
$5,823,000, or $3.16 per share, from
$5,524,000, or $2.95 per share in
1956.
Gross
operating
revenues
for
the
first
half
of
1956
were
$71,000,000 compared with
$69,564,000 in 1956.—V.
186, p. 217.
'
Profit before
for
is
-
parent
322.
p.
For
$11,154,000,
explained that the reduction in net
income for June was
rise in operating costs and
to a modification in
accounting
a
For
company reported that the first
mortgage bonds were originally
scheduled for last year.
The proceeds of the
proposed sale would be
applied to repayment of
'bank
loans
and
financing of the company's construction
program.
—V. 185, p. 2562.
shares,
and improvements' to
anticipated sale of the
shares.—V.
closed.
to
than
"
The
ad¬
are
an
1100
company
bidding
Pa¬
of
the
of
out-
were
Fisher
procedures under
shore Lines are
of
were
stock
.
expected
are
common
outstanding
1956
of
217.
p.
-
-
include
pp.
'
The
company
plant in
proceeds from
the
earn¬
quarter
of
shares
due
'
expected then to approximate $173,000,-'
that-witkin, a short time, thereafter, the
expenditures
its telephone
the
of
Telegraph,
Following sale of
m
second
period
after
Ltd.—Earnings Down—
earnings
log and
the
'
.
19571.;
'
1
in
in
Public
mailed
'
186,
-
provision
Clorox Chemical
.
'
•
•••
-
previous year.
Procter
See
tp
Aug. • 31.
'
•*
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co., which owns 90.54% of the com¬
common
shares lias
informed the
issuer
that
it
intends to
subscribe for the 1,033,128 shares which
represent its pro rata portion
of the offering.
-
the
9,898,496
'
pany's
/
books
•
with
drop
161,
-Registers Deben-
(as
are
for
comparable
on
Mr.
.
costs,
lumber markets and the
substantially highef
discount on U. S. Funds.
Another
contributing factor was the impact
of the amended E. C.
Logging Tax.
on
July 20 filed a registration statement with the
$90,000,000 of 23-year debentures, due Aug. 1,
1980, to
be offered
for public
sale at competitive bidding.
The company also filed a
registration statement on July 20 covering
1,822,523 common shares ($100
par), to be offered lor subscription by
holders of outstanding common shares at the
ratio ol' one shave for
rights
1957.—V.
the
$5,168,034.
The
weakness
course,
•
for
company
six
share
based
are
operating revenues for the month
or
$165,000, over last June.
'
quarter
earnings for the lirst half of 1957 show
a
decrease
corresponding period of 1966 with net profit of
$4,294,362,
$1.02
per-share, as compared with $5,735,707 or
$1.37 per
to
share
covering
each
highest
second
net
The- figures
This
the
.
equal
-
SEC
30,
-
.
$10,903,741
agreements.—
.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.tures and Stock With SEC—
per
the
figures
June
on
the
over
daily
gas
487.
p.
All
Powell River. Co.
"Thus,
of
$1.47
during
or
provisions
Consolidated
by the
total out-
a
feet
$160,186,668,
For
on
with
covered
tieclared—provided,
$14,553,312,
Tax
323;
p.
facilities
daily.
gas
gas
history.'
to $148,856,319.
Twin
connect
pipeline
out-of-state
Canadian
amounting to
years'
the State
185;
500
of
of
scribed
to Pacific Lighting
gas
to
new
agreement, the
of-state gas supply
V.
pipeline
some
tile
southwest
bring the gas to Southern California markets.
company Las pending be.ore the Federal Power Com¬
application to supply the two Pacific
Lighting companies
the 200
within
line
Paso
additional
an
with
of
to deliver
State
34-inch
a
distance
a
Paso
California
build
to
Idaho,
will
the
company's
amounted
were
Polymer Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—A.
G. Ed¬
wards & Sonson July 22 announced
that the offering of
70,000 shares of common stock, class
A, was oversub¬
Lighting companies.
sub.iuiuries
of
standing
Co.,
quarter
earnings were $16,013,078, or $1.61 per
share,
$16,649,827 for income taxes.
This compares with
$16,176,266.
company further
million cubic, feet
400
the
second
the
Pipeline
contracting lor Cane/Han
signified its willingness to furnish
ings
1956..
in
the
quarter
provision
September,, 1959, 'and
,
1960.
agreement
is
of natural gas
by
sales
Second
Mr. Hornby added tliat the
system's distributing subsidiaries, Southern
California and Southern Counties Gas
companies, have contracted to
purcnase an
additional 200 million cubic feet of
gas
daily from the
for
quarter
any
of
agencies.
El
reported
Gross
Rexall Drug: Co.—Net Profit Shows
Decline—
This
1957,
comoany
of
reports
$1,537,998,
net profit
equal
to
■'?
for
cents
the
per
six
months
share,
ended
after
June
provision
30,
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(530)
10
This* compare/ with
$1,729,210, equal to 52 cents Per
income tax, based on
net profit of
provision of $1,873,000 for Feaeral
of capital stock outstanding,
after
share,
Operating
Not
^Tota/saie/forYhe
against $71,960,023
$73,031,120
1996.
ending June 30, 1957 Were
the like period in 1950.—V. 185, p.
six months
ior
revenue
This
consoli¬
for the
Jr.,
wholly-owned subsidiaries reported a
President,
,
,
.
,
,
equal
is
same
It
standing
—
for the same
of last year.
$212,561,482
half
V.
for the first half of
1956 period and with
$192,644,523 ior the
roof.
being
under
are
to
before
Taxes
on
'Eariisl
income—-
—
share
on
$1.70
shares.—V.
in
33,081.000
186,
home
dent,
announced
The
$3.1
of
sales
Net
and
Rockwell
during
$1.88
Analysts
July
on
and
for
demand
The
the meters are experimental models
developed to facilitate
faster loading
a
product of this
kind, he reported,
were
by the Suez crisis and the resulting
shipment of large quantities of petroleum.
urgency
with
earnings
Sales
last
of
of
sales
are
?
to
increased
ings
for
the
produces
traditionally
ings
He
sales
lower
a
to $2.15 per share VS. $2.02
pointed out that the first half
volume as well as lower earn¬
equal
1956.
of
the
indicated
He
and
to
serve
p.
negotiating
producer
leading
company—a
tools—is
power
meters,
of
valves
plant facilities
Market and Free Trade Area.—V. 185,
purchase
the
for
of
1892.
European Common
the
Corp.—Introduces "Varaflame" Pocket Lighter
distinctive
and
revolutionary
announced
cigarette lighter—the
new
on
July
29
Louis
by
V.
Ronson
II,
Aronson
President.
No*
(/filbert
cents
start below $20.
will
lighters,
features.—V.
186, p.
Ronson
raised
month
operating
and
fueling
the
1956.—V.
July
on
22
filed
a
1957—4 Wks.—1956
July 13—
$
Sales
of
18.4
cents
184,
—V.
186,
months
Federal
share
ended
St.
the
before
income
taxes
Net
of
per
share
30,
all
alter
the
late
M.
B.
profit
taxes
for
the
amounted
This
income.
on
then
—V.
183,
p.
Dec. 31/58
$792,023
152,295
177,793
78,000
91,000
$74,295
$29,679,916
June
30,
cash
of
and
$3,649,246.—V.
300,000
$0.30
$0.25
$0.29
1371.
company
9 a.m.
(PSTi
operating
Other
income
a
shares
Lumber
of
St.
1,
1957
its offer
Co.,
Tacoma,
Regis common
Wash.
stock
will
Off—
total of not exceeding 450.000
initially and an addi¬
be issued
a
period
be operated
of three
as
a
rears.
It
is expected
division of St. Regis.—V.
that St.
136,
p.
Paul-Tacorna
323.
will
six
letter
two
Co.—
1955
1956
,1,398.813
___
steps
1,305,850
to
$1.12
Aug.
on
months
of
reported
1
1957
were
while net earnings
stockholders pointed
farcin
so
682,551
1,250,000
$1.69
$9,537,350
-
1957
to
1,385.000
$0.49
stockholders
higher
36%
than
in
57^'.
rose
out 'that' the Company
capitalize' on opportunities for
to
diversification:
and
Gillen
Company,
days ago with the signing of final contracts.-Mr. Williams said
is continuing to explore furt^r opportunities for expansion
few
into
lines
new
of
activity.—V.
186, p. 218.
Standard Register Co. (& Subs.)—Sales & Earns. Up—
$4.32
to
on
sales
Net
6 Mos. End. June 30
Income before
Provision
of the
the same number
current year were $28,366,-
securities.
Total
liabilities
current
$24,107,276
1956
$22,635,154
2,828,143
income
taX
1,239,099
2,859,204
income
tax
649,292
1,496,985
1,481,195
$589,807
$1,362,219
$1,346,948
Federal
Federal
for
1957
$11,902,813
—
__
____
per
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Net
income
"Earnings
________________
shnre__J___
per
"Dividends
SO.60
$0.30
share
per
of
basis
shares
977,500
outstanding
$
64,211,185
*
61,940.355 132,427,950 124,849,689
594,134
523,120
1,102,851
988,873
before
64,805,319
62,463,475
133,530,801
on
10,105.850
26,669,251
20,816,612
2,939,600
Net
2,598,800
6,735,700
5,276^500
8,545.296
7,507,050
19,933,551
15,540,112
2,585,749
5,746,117
$1.48
2.585,749
5,746,117
$1.30
'5,171,499
5,746,117
$3.46
5,171,499
5,746,117
$2.70
income
income
dividends
Common
Earns,
—V.
taxes
shares
per
paid__-_
outstdg.
share—
com.
to
Fund
Smith Fund—Registers With
2262.
ground near Concord,
$1,000,000
new
a
"
.
-
Interest.—V.
30
182,
program,—V.
Net
Shares
E.
July 1,
Levitt
"*
company
has
Springfield
sinking fund $55,000
series "C," due Sept.
be
made
St.,
Las
at
of
1,
the
Vegas,
its
1980
First
101 %
National
Nev.—V.
186,
p.
Sept. 1, 1957, through its
5V2 % bonds,
plus accrued interest. Payment
outstanding
at
on
first
Bank
mortgage
of
Nevada,
115
South
218.
Spencer Chemical Co.—To Build New Plant—
The
plant
stated
of
company
on
July 30 announced
plans to construct
a
new
urea
at its Henderson, Ky. works. Kenneth A. Spencer, President,
that the new facility will produce approximately 100 tons a day
urea
and should
be completed
number of stockholders was slightly in excess
increase of about 2,000 stockholders in the past t\
2604.
Co.—Buys Branches in Florida—
offices in Miami and West Palm Beach, Fla.
that this purchase represents the company's
in
locations
new
in
Since
units
the
in
beginning
Angeles,
Los
Atlanta,
(Mo.),
the
of
Fort
year
Worth,
Torrance
State
Houston,
(Calif.) and the
Floiida.
in
brings
purchase
offices
Florida.
opened
(Mo.), Raytown
59
the
cities
and
company's
20
total
states.—V.
number
185,
p.
of branches
490.
to
•"
Co.—Partial Redemption—
has called for redemption
$2.2
$1.2
announced
branches
Finance
£•3
-
the
p.
Company's
This
116.
185,
$1.20
President, on July 20 announced that this company
purchased all open and paid out accounts of the-Economy
just
new
1,088,41
$1.90
—
Levitt,
I.
first
2,877,359
$2,455,79
1,088,920
share
This is an
12.000.
had
2,388,137
$2,071,383
share___
per
of
As
23.
Southern Nevada Power
The
5,333,155
outstanding
Earnings
Dividends per
Mr.
the sale will be used for the utility's construction
186, p.
1956
$ 50,601,135
(estimated!
taxes
earnings
Loan
150.
p.
July
on
proceeds from
1957
$49,731,096
_____
earnings
State Finance
plans to offer another $40,000,000 of first and refund¬
bonds due 1982 at competitive bidding about Aug. 27,
announced
was
The
•
4,439,520
sales
Gross
filed
company
mortgage
ing
it
—'/
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
(&
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
SEC—
with the SEC an amendment to its
statement, covering an additional 200,000 shares of Bene¬
July
on
1957.
President,
Spayd,
erect
years.—V.
2143.
185, p.
June,
of
125,838.562
11,484,896
__
_______
inc.
$1.38
$0.26
$1.39
$0.60
end
at
recently announced the acquisition of an
Calif., where the company plans
factory builuing at a date not yet deter¬
mined.
The projected West Coast plant will substantially increase the
productive capacity ol' its Pacific Division, acquired in 1955.—V, 185,
A.
M.
18-acre tract of
Stanley Works
as
tional maximum of 400.000 shares will be issued commencing not later
than three years alter the date that the exchange offer was declared
effective, such additional shares to be issued in three eoual instalments
over
half
464.
$13,119,117
2.202,001
stock
President,
period last - year
taken
Income
of
A
186, p.
Standard
2220.
p.
income
_____
income
Gross
Profit
Third
July 31 announced that it has declared effective
Aug.
2,484,000
first
the
Manufacturing
1957
common
first
the
Williams'
"On
$
Gross
exchange made to all of the
15,000 outstanding shares of common stock of St. Paul &
holders of the
Tacoma
on
for
1956.—V.
Equipment
Skelly Oil Co.—Reports Increased Profits—
300.000
St. Regis Paper Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—
This
daily
The acquisition early this year of the
precision parts maker, and the purchase: of
Southwest Manufacturing Co., maker of Aluminum boats, consummated
six
same
of
Williams,
in
same
has
the corresponding period of 1956.
amounted to $25,905,789, including
in
1957
government
185,
Period End. June 30—
$86,793
300.000
Arthur
p.
$3,376 232
will
01
Railway
share
per
sales
John
outstanding.
for the first six months
sales
The
$89,599
__
barrels
$17,907,050
State
Net
2,286.000
Refinery runs averaged 2,185.000 barrels dailv, compared with
growth
net income of $2,147,383 for the
charges including provision for
1956, equal to $5.72 per share
shares
Current
ficial
94,000
Capital shares outstanding—„—
Earnings per share
with
compared
for
was
3 Mos. End.
June
compared with
assets on
213,
registration
183,599
Provision for income taxes
15%' over
or
$1,011,000,000
$4,030,000,000, an in¬
the comparable 1950 periods - ■
'
earnings after taxes___________/
R.
shares of emmon stock outstanding.
compare with consolidated
net income of $2,840,545
results
common
1,049,099,652
June 30,'57 Mar. 31,'57
$775,279
$709,483
sales
Profit
daily,
Earned
497,000
first half
the
Casting, Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended—
Net
$536,000,000,
of
with
compared
year.
investments
arid
Common shares outstanding-.;
Southern California Edison Co.—Bids Aug. 27—
Steel
Louis
last
sales
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
••the
Steel Co.—Sales and Earnings
Canadian
and
011
These
323.
p.
of
1586.
p.
(Edison B.)
<j»
$
157,347,289 1,117,369,739
$1,179,000,000,
from
Sales
reported that prospects for the remainder of
that the expectation is that total income
would
compare
favorably with the year
also
This.-company reports consolidated
This
1957—28 Wks.—1956
S
166,850,860
to
months
June 30/57
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
Per. End.
six
Standard
1956.
Simonds Saw &
Stillwater* Okla.—Files With SEC
letter of notification with the
SEC covering
11,022 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per sharethrough Richard B.
Burns Securities Agency, Still¬
water, Okla.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
corporation
.
operating taxes, together with import duties, consumer
payments to the United States and foreign govern¬
2,439,000 barrels daily for the first half, of
were favorable and
profit after
taxes
net
Cash
The
for
other
income
.of 1956,
the
share ior
earnings
of
company
year
and
Taxes
217.
Rose Records, Inc.,
amount
(jlross crude oil production, world-wide, was estimated at
Etc.—
President to succeed
elected
been
has
per
with
period
The
will also market a line of butane
"VARAFLAME'S"
the
utilizing
income were $121,000,000. Over 85',f of
made in the Western Hemisphere, with
spent in the United States.
the six months' period ending June 30,
were
that
amounted
barrels
advertising.
Prices
of
,
first
crease
first six myntbs of 1-957. were 21 Va
tuking\ into account an item of non?rec.u*ring .(income
earnings for the period to 32.3 cents per sliare. • This
before
which,
compares
were
feel, a"d operation.
It uses "Eutron" fuel and boasts eight "dream lighter" features,-said
to outiiKHie all existing types, domestic or foreign.
•
The new lighter is expected to operate for more than a year under
normal
use
from
the
patented, all-new Ronson "Butron" Multi-l'ill
cylinder, and requires no wick or cotton.
Distribution, starting this Fall, will be supported by heavy national
table
while
earnings
and
and
Total
offering
earnings
in look,
completely new
is
"VARAFLAME"
The
M.
J.
in
Ronson
A
or
ments
Reck.
of
"VARAFLAME"—was
than
more
estimated at $463,000,000, or $2.35 per share 011 the 196.This compares with earnings of $392,000,$2.00 per share for the first six months ol 1956.
Income
taxes
favor¬
be
to
appears
year
of
shares outstanding.
Mr.
six
markets."
world
000,
2220.
Silvray Lighting, Inc.—New President,
marked upturn in sales abroad and dis¬
closed
the company
is taking measures "to increase current inter¬
national sales and, more important, to guarantee our future position
in
the
increase
an
were
that
Rockwell
Mr.
of
half
represents
expenditures made in the first half of 1956.
additions to property, plant and equipment
other expenditures in the search for oil and
the
outlay,
against current
Consolidated
the
balance
This
1957.
with
1957
expenditures
than
1957,
revenues of
while earn¬
of
$508,000,000
total
939,278
Jhi^d quarter is not expected to im¬
the second quarter," Mr. Roemer said. "How¬
the
over
p.
total
charged
more
Offering Completed—The
of 5,000 shares of common stock,
which was made 011 July 17 by William R. Staats & Co.
at $20.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents
per share, was completed.—V. 186, p. 324.
second half.
reported a
the
than
,
million,
$4.7
months
six
first
War II, both sales
are
up
in
months
the
Corp.—Secondary
secondary
added
per
185,
Siegler.
being
tankers.
was given
now
of
being estimated at $130 mijlion, jiccorcling
"we should have 110 difficulty' in topping
share earnings."
For the first six months
14f/r over last year to $61.1 million and earn¬
1957
who
$1.36
year's
1957,
trebled.
have
all
for
compared
the
the
2494.
p.
July 29 estimated capital and exploration expendi¬
approximately $629,000,000 for the
company on
gas
last
185,
(New Jersey)—Earnings Increased—
by consolidated companies of
six
50'/$
totaled
1957
com¬
Sales Up 36%—Net Earnings 57% Higher—
heavy demand for rapid
Since the end of World
1955.
in
Rockwell,
Mr.
to
million
$6.8
steel
for
outlook
able."—V.
firm's
strong,
steady uptrend to a new plateau in sales and earnings."
In 1956,
the company's sales exceeded $114 11111110114 compared with $33 million
the
previous year.
Earnings* for 1,950 were $9.4 milli^p. compared
and
the
demand
the
ever,
company's management believes the
1956 "represents the beginning of a
of
performance
This
tures
first
of
substantially over
prove
this
said
Rockwell
Mr.
record
of
quarter
second
the
the
during
during
"The
30.
said
Rockwell
tested
earnings
better
$13,879,711
backlog at the present time of approximately $16,700,Clansky, President, stated. He further stated that in¬
continued to
increase
at
a
pace
commensurate with
a
W.
have
Standard Oil Co.
operating
higher
a
totaled
1957
of
monuis
Bookings of new orders.—V.
were
share in the same quarter in 1956.
Sales and
the first quait->r of 1957 were $47,655,789,
equal to $1.45 per share.
per
ings were
Co.—Develops New Meter—
in
result
first, six
the
$5,760,125.
have
Roy
ventories
with net sales and revenues of $50,531,426 in
1956.
Earnings were $1,137,381 or $1.03 per
1957 second quarter, compared with $2,067,761 or
quarter
second
share
meter
Jr.,
"We
compared
the
$2.81
during
revenues
to
in
reflected
should be
the year.
which
rate,
29,517.000
(
and
879
the second quarter were affected
of the automotive industry, building,
appliances, Henry A. Roemer, Presi¬
expected
for
sales
000,"
26.
on July
increase
is
order
quarter
hour—enough
per
Net
share
during
earnings
although
lower rate of purchasing
equipment, and household
the
by
of
,
is showing a continuing
this corporation
of
orders
30,
June
$1
of
profit
with sales of $11,518,004 for the corresponding period of the
preceding year. In the first quarter of 1957 sales amounted to $6,989,850 and in the second quarter ended June 30, $6,889,761. In the cor¬
responding periods of the preceding year the sales figures were $5,757,-
cents
new
net
Net
the
of
ended
shares
Income Up—
reported net profit of $637,760 for the
1957, equivalent to $2.08 per share on
23
pared
Sharon Steel Corp.—New Orders Increase—
10.
p.
months
July
on
par value common stock outstanding,
compared
$594,210 and $1.93 per share on the same number
of shares for the corresponding period of 1956.
J
\
"
compare
flow
corporation
307,230
with
■ '
equal after preferred
$1.34 per share on 7,894,822 shares.
of 1956 was $11,411,753, or $1.42 per
to
half
six
problems
The
development engineers have produced a radically
capable of measuring up to 10,000 barrels
to heat 200 homes an entire winter, Willard
President, told the New York Society of Security
company's
turbine-', ype
Standard Forcings Corp.—Net
Of
507,736.000 455,803,000
73,182,000 64,795.000
40,101,000 35,278,000
$1.53
share.
Rockwell Manufacturing
Mr.
Theodore H.
Silbcrt.
taxes
for the
with $259,452
1956.
in
per
This
grocery
Sharon
F.
208.813
and complications encountered in modern marketing of
products. Judging lrom the enthusiastic reception of this
since its recent announcement to the trade, it is reasonable
to expect that the results over the remainder of the year will reflect
the optimism of Scott's distributors.;—V. 184, p. 2673.
the
$
$
15,952,000
17,721,000
—
10,000,000
com.
per
Based
oil
cents
share
per
1956.
program
1957—C Mos.—1956
271,124,0.00 242,602,000
39,220,000 35,018,000
21,499,000 19,066,000
taxes
inc.
earnings-..-
The
25.3
cents
second
quarter of
1957, Standard Financial earned 11.3
share compared with 7.8 cents for the second quarter of
Aggregate earnings were $138,010 for the second quarter of
1957 compared with $97,604,
There were 1,158,964 shares outstanding
at the end of both periods.—V, 185, p. 2852.
4,028
shares.
$37,829,217
of
1957,
21
the
3,284
—-
second quarter of 1957 were 68 cents per share
in the first quarter.
These quarterly earnings
with 70 cents per share in the second quarter of
1956 and 72 cents in the first quarter of that vear.
On July 1, tlie company put into effect a completely new distribution
program for all Scott
household paper products. It includes a com¬
plete revision of methods of pricing, delivery and promotion to meet
Co.—Earnings at New High
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
$
sales
Earns
new
of
with
Higher—
June 30, 1957 rose in excess
year's same period.
For the
per common share was earned
1956.
In
cents
showed total
for the six
30, 1956, Sales of Scott trademarked paper products
amounted to $110,199,544, against $103,688,304 for
66
against
per
increase,
Reynolds Tobacco
(R. J.)
*
in
7.108
7.995
Co.—Sales Rise—Earnings Fall Off—
first
the
Earnings
as
185, p. 2219.
in the city.—V.
Net
30.000
5,128
the new
of
site
Period End. June 30—
Net
six months ended
share over last
common
months
six
6.988
"D"_;———
requirements
in
7.894,815
on
aluminum mill, Richmond is
headquarters for
Reynolds Metals Company.
Reynolds also has a
foil plant, smelting plant, packaging plant and two research labora¬
tories
30.000
—
for the six months ended June 29, 1957
$139,471,317,
compared with $133,441,349
of
dividend
capable of increasing the light
as much as 2,000,000 pounds
July 26 by this company at its
was
addition
In
the
for
per
President,
announced
on
July 23.
Net
profit aiter
first
six months
in
1957
totaled $306,948
compared
—
during the period
the comparable si:: months of 1956.
j ■
Net income in the 1957 period was 310,782,968,
1957 compare with
formally opened
recently completed $5,500,000 extrusion plant.
The modern mill, lo¬
cated
at
Lellwood—on
the outskirts of Richmond, will serve cus¬
tomers in the Midwest and along the Fi.stern Seaboard.
The Richmond
plant at full capacity employs approximately 450
people and
has an annual payroll ot
roughly $2,500,000. , One ' of
53
plants owned and operated by Reynolds and its affiliated and
subsidiary companies, the mill and grounds cover 50 acres, six of
month,
sales
net
fabricating facility,
productive output bv
industry's
which
20'w
first
61,051
$718,931
51T
l).
company
income
aluminum
new
per
186,
months ended June
Fabricating Facility Opened—
New
A
$216,921,613
of
sales
metals
53,783
$749,496
—
—-
stock——
common
prefen cd series
This
the second half of 1956 the com¬
$1.39 a share on the present share
cents a share.
In
had a net of $16,225,324, or
14
or
second
stock
available for
Scott Paper
S2.21 -a share on the present number of
includes a non-recurring profit of $1,-
of S25.014.577, or
outstanding.
This
489 333,
pany
Earnings
of
stock
-
^Net
Standard Financial Corp.—Profit 20%
307,492
$779,982
211,794
4.7%
Series A, par $50, preferred stock.
The company s
outstanding was increased 914,078 shares through an
offering to stockholders of record April 2. , ;
,
....
.
.
In
the
first half
of
1956 Reynolds
reported a consolidated net
profit
342,880
_
preferred
4'W.'--.preferred series "A"
—
4preferred series "B"
4.7'*
preferred series "C"———
cumulative
common
shares
5,047
$1,087,474
outstanding:
Shares
profit is after income tax provision of $18,781,402
$1.60 a share on 10,968.936 shares of common out¬
also after dividend requirements on the company s
to
is
3,705
$1,148,159
compared
S18 546,817
The
and
with the
compared
lower
were
—
.a—————
$805,279
en
Balance
period last year and
higher than in the second half of 1956. Sales were higher com¬
pared with each six months period of the previous year.
Profits
$1,082,427
deductions—————-
income
Net
2,52.9,186
$1,144,454
deductions—
before
Dividends
.
„
revenues,.
income
etc.
Interest,
Off—
profit of $18,546,817 and net sales of $216,921,613
months of
1C57, according to Richard S. Reynolds,
six
first
and its
company
net
dated
$3,611,613
the
to
also prilled
2,727,448
depreciation—.—.
operating
Non-operating
Balance
Co.—Sales Higher—Earnings
Reynolds Metals
$3,871,902
-
—
____
Operating expense and
at the Henderson
currently produced
ammonia
the
uiea-type solutions already produced at Vicksburg. and
solid urea, an addition to the company's product line. Mr.
Spencer stated that the urea expansion is in response to increased de¬
mands lor urea for certain applications.
The company is a major producer of synthetic nitrogen with inte¬
grated nitrogen plants at Pittsburg, Kan., and Vicksburg, Miss., as
well as Henderson, Ky.—V. 186, p. 213.
'
1956
for the corresponding
shares
3,335,099
portion of
a
works
1957
Ended June 30—
12 Months
vert
Works—Reports Higher Profits—
San Jose Water
3,209,921 shares of capital
Federal Income tax, based on
$1,310,000 for
in the summer of 1958,
The company
already produces urea at its Vicksburg, Miss, works.
Mr. Spencer said that the addition of this urea capacity will provide
the company increased-flexibility In its program of upgrading ammonia
to a bread variety of marketable products.
The new facilities will eon-
For
and Finance
Loan
six-month
the
period
Corp.—Net Profit Up 20%—
ended
June 30,
1957,
net
earnings,
provision for Federal and State takes on income, amounted
182.
This is an increase of 20^ or $290,911 over the same
after
to $1,737,period
one
earnings are 36 rimes dividend requirements on the
After providing for preferred dividends earnings are
equal to 79 cents per share 011 the 2,149,988 average number ol com¬
mon
shares outstanding during this period as compared with 72 cents
per share on the 1,923,193 average number of common shares outstand¬
ing in the same period of 1956.
The volume of loans made and purchased in this six months amounted
year
ago.
preferred,
to
These
stocks.
$56,267,046,
of
months
1957
last
increase
The
which
year.
is
an
Loans
with
increase
of
$6,958,126
over
the
first
six
receivable total $70,654,320 at June 30,
the same date of 1956.
This is an
$58 457.640
of $12,196,680 or 2Vb.
compared
company
acquired 10 additional
(Continued on page 49)
opened: or
offices
during
the
Volume 186
Number 5661
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(531)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Delaware
Dividend announcements are grouped in two
separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the
dividends
nounced
during the current week.
second
a
table
Then
we
A
C
F
(quar.;
(quar.)
Dairies
Wire
Allied
Co.
&
Dye
Products of
(Louis)
Can
American
Chain
American
&
American
Hair
Hoist
American
Pipe
American
Arden
Co.
&
Tobacco
Farms
< s-a >_,
9-13
9-10
10-10
8-30
2
8-
9-
3
8-21
$1.12 Mi
12-
.^..,
+
8-30
8-
9-
5
r$l
(quar.)____.i___,,__
11-21
8-15
30c
______
2
9-i3
9-
3
50c
_
4%
Bangor
&
Bankers
(quar.)^_
<fc
RE
1
88-
8
25c
9-13
9-
Ltd.
8-15
9-10
■,
4.20%
Co.
4%%
__
I_
r_'_
Eudd
(quar.)______
$5
Die
Bullock
&
1
Fund.
Campbell
investment
Ltd.
(quarterly
B
Extra
&
Paper
(quar./____
common
:
9-10
8-22
1
8-15
8-30
1
each
Central
20
shares
Hudson
4.35%
Gas
preferred
American
6c
preferred
4.75%
preferred
4Vi%
Quarries
Colonial
Sand
Cone
t
4%
&
Mills
Corp.,
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.)
Gold
Consolidated
9-
Copeland
Copp
6%
Publishing
preference
Corning
Corson
Power
Refrigeration
Clark
1
(G.
&
Courtaulds,
Gas
W.
Curtis
$4
Co.,
Publishing,
prior
$5
of
9-12
8-30
8-15
60
9-16
Parts
(quar.)
H.)
Deere
7%
&
Co..
common
the
approved
a
8-
9-13
8-15
88-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-15
8-31
8-15
8-15
convertible
cents
National
9-
5
1
9-
9
$1.12 Vi
10-
1
9-
9-
b
10-
1
9-
6
Gorham
1
9-
6
Group
10-
1
9-
6
9-
3
8-12
General
9-
6
8-22
The
common
9-
1
8-22
The
8-26
8-16
The
Capital Growth Fund—
Fully Administered Fund
The
Institutional
9-3
8-
9-
8-15
1
10-31
$32 Vic
10-
9
Aviation
8-20
Buiiding
9-
3
8-10
Chemical
1
8-30
Electronics
9-
3
8-
9
9-19
9-
5
Stock
Fund
Bond
13c
Fund—
7c
Bond
8-12
Railroad
Railroad
9-
9
8-28
9-
1
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-
1
8-15
Gulf
10-
1
9-10
net
Gas,
preferred
9-10
Ilarsco Corp.
9-10
Harshaw
Chemical
9-14
8-31
Bartford
Gas.
8-24
8-
9-
1
8-12
Hecla
10-
1
9-12
8-15
8-15
7-30
9-30
8-
5
$1.25
9-
3
8-12
10-
1
9-16
8-31
8-15
9-27
9-
3
9
9
6-29
30c
8-28
8-30
8-15
25c
9-10
8-21
1st
preferred
8-16
(incr.)
7c
7-16
(F.
Hubshman
Huston
;—
Ltd.
(interim)
Gas &
5c
9-
1
8-15
Inland
Steel
Co.
International
8-31
8-10
9-
8-23
6
93 %C
8-
2
9-16
6-14
(From
(quar.)
net
Ocean
Silver
Interprovlnclal
8-30
Jahu
15c
10-
1
9-
6
Jamaica
10-
1
9-
6
&
(quar.)_
(s-a
25c
87 %c
8-30
Oilier
Water
8-15
S5
preferred
preferred
$5.50
1
9-13
Pipe
Jefferson
Telegraph
Co.
Line Ltd.
6-30
1
9-13
Pine
9-11
8-23
9-27
9-19
9-27
9-19
10c
Vac
7-31
11-
A
B
(quar.)
9-20
Lake
8-21
1
Street
common
20c
9-
1
8-15
87 Vic
9-
1
8-15
$1.093/s
9-
1
$5
7%
8-15
8-12
8-
8-31
8-15
8-15
5
of
Y.
3
8-12
9-
3
8-15
8-
1
7-24
9-20
8-30
9-20
8-30
8-
7-22
8V16
8-
9-15
9-
50e
(quar.)
$1.12Va
$1.10
1
2
1
9-10
8-
9
9-
8-
5
3
—
9-
—_
at
this
8-
5
$1.05
9-
3
8-
5
$1.02
(quar.).'
9-
3
3
8-
5
6
time)
7%
Powell
8-30
8-20
1
8-
1
8-15
8-30
$2
7-15
5
3
8*15
8-
7
7-31
9-30
8*28
$1.50
Paper
10-45
9-30
53'<e
(quar.)__
8-15
8-
1
8Vie
(quar.)—
8-21
8- 7
8-31
8-15
$62Vic
9-
2
8-15
50c
9-
3
8-15
8-
8
$1
8-15
8-
8
45c
9-3
8-21
75c
.
9-27
75c
9-10
8-16
3
8-15
$$1.25
9-
Inc.—
net
Investment
income—
18c
Wayne
(quar.)
9-16
8-
7
25c
(quar.)—
9-
2
8-13
$1.20
com.
9-
2
8-13
$1.25
2
8-13
10-
1
9-10
$1.75
10-
8
9-10
25c
9-
3
8-
1%
9-
3
8-
$1.37Vi
9-
3
8-
9
$1.25
Chicago
9-
$1.75
9-
3
8-
9
$1.75
<fe
9-
3
8-20
61c
$30c
9-
1
8-
Ry.—
—
1
common
(quar.)
„
'
■
,—
$2.44 pfd. (quar.)
Co, Ltd, (quar.)——
Washington Insurance—
River
Public
8-
9-
60c
3
(Kansas
Ft.
Providence
10-
8*15
60c
(quar.)
Electric Power
Potomac
12'ic
8-
9-
$1.75
preferred
8-15
8-20
f 12 Vic
8-17
$3c'
Ltd.—
9
9
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
8-30
conv.
prelerred (quar.)
Service Co. of Indiana,
4.16%
preferred
preferred
1
4.20%
9-
1
.8-15
Puritan
8-
5
7-25
From
8-31
9-10
8-19
9-
1
8-15
26c
(quar.)
25c
5
8-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-15
50c
—
com.
(quar.)
3V'2%
9-
1
8-15
27c
9-
1
8-15
87Vic
9-
1
8-15
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
6c
—
9-
3
8-16
8 Vic
9-12
8-
9-
1
8-
10-
1
9-13 i
9-
1
8-14'
9
9-
3
8-19
1
8-15
8-
50c
9-10
8-30
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
Fund,
Roanoke
&
$1.50
No
Mfg.
Corp,
Gear
Royalite
Ruppert
Ryan
Co.
&
Oil.
class
Tool
011
Safway
St.
9-
5
9-
4
9-
5
8-20
8-
1
7-22
30c
—
8-31
8-15
$6Vic
9-
1
8-16
$1.12/2
•10-
1
9-10
10c
9-
6
8-16
25c
8-30
8-19
7-30
7-25
7-30
7-25
—-——
taken
9-14
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'i%-
7-19
8-
9-14
&5c
—
Ltd.
1
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
common payment
—
(quar.)__
8-23
8-23
A
1
8-14
50c
—
8-
9-10
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aeronautical
9-13
30c
—'
common
preferred
(Jacob)
action
9-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Myers,
partic.
Rockwell
Ross
Corp.
Gas
Robbins
Rogers
_!
(quar.)
Inc.—
long-term capital gains
Paper
9-10
35c
1
9-
3
Jersey insurance (N. Y:) .($-a)a2—v.—
77c
8-
9
7-31
3
8-
9
Johnson
35c
9-11
8-23
(quar.)
9-
9
i
"
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
40c
—
8-12
40c
dividend
8-31
9-
(quar.)
3
$3.50
70c
(quar.)—r_i. %
preferred
preferred
Stock
8-31
10-
Johnson
N.
(quar.)__,_.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel,
34 %c
35c
&
9-
37Vic
(s-a)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Common
37'ie
preferred
8-
30c
Fund
Pittsburgh
9-10
7%
9
$1
.$4 80
$1.20
(quar.)
9-
34',«c
guaranteed
Pittsburgh Coke <fc Chemical,
1
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
3
7-30
(quar. )
(quar.)__
Mfg.—
Inc.
Quarterly from
5
10-
9-13
Co.
8-
$1
1
A
ser.
Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Engravers <te Electrotypcrs, Ltd
8-
$1.25
(quar.)3
Sulphur,
1-
8-10
Dock—
;
8-20
5c
(quar.)—
4
: L-17-58
50c
Dry
<fc
pfd.
7%
Parchment
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
8-22
10-
25c
Drugs,
5c
$70c<
—
8-6
10-18
Ltd.—
Brewing
7'ic
5c
(s-a)—
5
37Vic
—'
Co.,
Pembina Pipe Line Ltd, 5%
pfd.
Drug Stores (quar.)
Peppcrell Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
25c
75 e
—
9-
50c.
Peoples
Phelps
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-14
8-16
15c
_•
Brewing
Riegel
Engraving (quar.)
Supply Co., common
preferred C
preferred D
$4.40
10-
—
Investors, Inc.—
investment income)
International
75c
(quar.)__
Pearl
3c
—-~
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
1
30e
City)—
35 cents
participating preference (quar.).
$1
—
Water
Gasoline
9-19
9-
U5c
(Dividend, payment omitted
Photo
50c
(quar.)__
1
20c
ordinary—J
10-
$$1.25
4.32%
Indiana
8-20
60c
(quar.)
Ollve-Myers-Spalti
Olympic
8-16
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
Inglewood
26c
Peanut
8-20
8-30
2
50c
4%
Co.
preferred
$35
i
(annual)
W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)—r—
Factors, class A——_—
1—
(Tom)
8-30
8-30
(quar.(„___-
preferred
'
9-'3
30c
Special
Horner
9-16
20c
;
RR.,
4.20%
$1.25
(quar.)
Club
35c
(quar.)....
preferred
Pfaudlcr
)
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Turf
2
6
.-
Insurance Co.
$7.50
1st
Hollywood
8-16
8-15
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Hotels
5'a%
8-30
8-30
Co.—
Gas
8-22
,
Investment Corp.—
4.08%-
50c
convertible
5%
9-16
30c
6
8-13
15c
&
9-10
f45c
Oil.Co, (quar.)
Co, 4)2%
50c
—
Hilton
8-16
8-
12
9-15
45c
9-10
Power
Extra
Mining
5%
8-30
8-21
12 Vic
Radio & Electronics, common—
preferred (quar.)
Ileyden Newport Chemical, common (quar.)
3(4% preferred A (quar.)!
43,i%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Oil
8-30
10c
(quar.)
8-22
50e
Parkview
(quar.)
9-15
Castings Co.
8-16
3%
common
preferred
6
8-16
9-
8-16
—
6
8-
9
8-
8-30
——
8-
3
1
8*30
(quar.)
9-17
3
2
Sc
25c
Co.
1
9-
9-
6c
(stock dividend)
10-
'9-
9-
f20c
9
10-
—
Heroic!
10-15
8-16
10c
Shares—
Trust
1
1
8-27
36c
Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Pacific Telephone 6c
Telegraph, common
6% preferred (quar.)—
time).,
9-10
*
Pacific
this
9-16
8c
tqur.r.)—
(quar.)__
Power
Paterson
at
1
B______—
8-16
—
10-
8%
8-30
Inc.—
payment, omitted
10-
8-
8-16
—
8-
2
8-16
(quar.)
2
9-
8-30
income)
7-31
9-
8-16
-
10-
8
8-30
8-16
8-15
.
8-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Hamilton
8-16
8-16
9-16
3
25c
—
7c
Mines—
(Common
8*16
8-30
8-30
3c
common
35c
(quar. 1
Crankshaft
4.40%
8-16
9c
—
Fund.
investment
Interstate
6%
Haiic
8-23
Mutual
(From
Carolina
Northern
Ohio
9-
1
Canada-
13c
Shares—
Guardian
7-22
30c
—
Shares—
9-20
8-
30c
—
—
9-30
50c
rtc
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
Investment,
Pacific Finance Corp.
(quar.
Shares——_——„—_——
Utilities
8-15
10-
8-16
11c
Shares
Shares
87Vac
J15c
Shipbuilding
prclcrrod
Ohio
8-16
8-30
7c
Equipment Shares
8-28
,
8-30
8-30
9-13
(quar.)
—•—-
Railroad
7
$1.75
8-30
8c
—
9
11%C
8-16
7c
9-
Steel
Newrs
-preferred
6%
8-16
12c
Shares
Stock
8-30
8-30
7c
__
30c
(quar.)_:
8-16
3-16
5c
-----
9-13
8-15
26Vic
Ltd.,
Light
American
North
OhJo
Machinery Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares-.
8-12
8-30
8-30
10c
Industrial
Petroleum
8-16
8-16
8-16
8-29
1
5
(quar.)_.
Class
Steel
Quarterly
Nopco Chemical Co.,
8-30
9-12
6
5
9-
(reduced)
preferred
Newpm't
10c
Equipment Shs.
9-
$1.12 Vi
Common
2
8-30
8-
10-
—
Light
8
8-30
8-15
8-16
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
9-
8c
Electrical
&
Gas
8-
6c
8-
8-27
35c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Zinc
Newfoundland
North
8-15
8-15
50o
-
if.)
Machinery (quar.)
Shops of Delaware (quar.)__
9-16
10c
—____
Shares
&
8-15
if
Shares-______
8-23
■:
Jersey
5%
8-31
5c
:
(quar.)_
common
Products
5*'*
Shares
Fcod
7
50c
Shares—
9-20
9-
200%
The General Bond Fund——:
;u. Industry Funds-*"-*1
i*1
» '
I,'« •
''
Automobile Shares—_—
—-2"
10-
6
(quar.),
(quar.)
«joc
5c
(quar.)__-
Co.
Britain
Funds—
$30c
9-
preferred
Manufacturing Co. (stk. dividend >
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_____—
Securities, Inc.—
All
payments from net investment inc.
4
Tea
New
9-13
Goodman
1
convertible
<te Stock Telegraph
8-15
40c
(quar.)
Vulcanized Fibre (quar.)_
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)
9
$1.50
1
4%%
Gold
8-31
9-16
8-15
National
10-
9-10
8-12
Supply Co. (quar.)__
5
15c
8-30
$1.25
Canada,
Ordinary shares
(quar. )____
(N.
8-
9-13
8-26
-
common
convertible
Now
preferred
9
5
8-16
(quar.)
Shirt
9-
8-22
8-
8-31
Rubber
9-11
9-12
9-21
12-21
35C
Supply. (quar.)____
Malleable
National
5c
1
9-10
12V2C
i
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills,
National
common
10-
12-31
5c
;
(quar.)
(increased)
common
National
8-15
capital stock.
Brewing,
9
ioc
National
split
8-15
.
Fuel
cents
8-15
9-26
2
15c
__
(quar.)
preferred
1
2%
9-
25c
(quar.)
National Dairy Products
(quar.)
National Drug & Chemical Co.
of
Common
(increased)
1
1
8-
35c
(quar,)
Co.
Munsingwear, Inc.,
9-
9-26
8-15
3
15c
(quar.)
u__—
Assurance
preferred
9-
10-
2
3
preferred (quar.)—-- 62VaC(Henry) Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
:l22Vae
Moiuitain
10-
99-
25c
(Tenn.)
1
8-15
25c
10-15
prior
Extra
two-for-one
10-
8-
(quar.)
0-20
Neon
10-
$0,086
(quar.)_.
4:,i%
Co.—
&
9
8-
„
(quar.)
$2.50
Morgan
8-15
25e
(quar.)
Engineering,
55c
—-
6
>
Morgan
8-15
9
&
preferred
$1.25
—______
8-15
8-27
30c
Miles I,aboratories
(monthly)
Minnesota Power & Light, common
9-13
1
2
2
9-10
59%c
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv.
pfd. (quar.)
8-15
3
99-
Publishing
Fire
preferred
1
8-15
30c
(quar.)
8-
Lid.—
common
•
30c
45c
(Greenville, S. C.)—
Co.
<fc
National
—_______
8
1
$1.25
(quar.)—;
Thermit,
7%
8-26
15c
(quar.)
9-
2
preferred
preferred
pfd.
1
8-
(quar.)
Metallic Door Co.
2c
40c
—
International
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
8% preferred (quar.)
3
(quar.)—:
Stockholders
S5
Dahlstrom
9-
8-20
50c
3
8-31
—_
$1.60 prior pfd.
(quar.)
9-13
10-
.
8-
L.)
Johnson
5'/«%
9-
$$1.50
preferred
8-30
8-30
6c
10-
20c
(quar.}_
Inc.
7-31
9-16
9c
Corp.
dividend
Gocbcl
8-31
(quar. )
Co.,
8-15
1
9-23
62 Vic
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wise.—
Gladding McBean
8-30
20c
Africa, Ltd.
Paper
8-
preferred
Stock
9-12
._
6c
8-15
1
5%
.
1
8-15
(quar.)
Bonding
Insurance
Corp
Corp. (quar.)
9-14
"
L'__
preferred-(quar.)
8-30
Ltd.—
3%%'
$2.20
General
Field
9-30
9-
9-23
__—__
American deposit receipts
Crane
8-19
7-31
(quar.)_
Natural
8-1!)
Marshall
Maxson
Metal
3
9-
Georgia-Pacific
9c
_
(Maine)
6
Merchants
50c
8-19
7 Vic
Fields of South
Water,
Consumers Water
(quar,)
Funds—
com.
(quar.)
Marmon-Herrington
8-12
25c
1
4 Vic
(quar.)
1
17VaC
______
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.
8-
17c
(quar.)___
8-15
8-15
15c
Inc.
Laboratories
8-15
America Corp.
(quar.)
Plywood Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
9-
10c
_
common
9-
7-15
General
Hiawatha
A_
.
9-15
Co.
6%
(ouar.)
9-19
8-
General
$1.05
1
Machlett
60
Genuine
$1.12 Va
class
Inc
V'-ic
45c
prior pfd.
9-
lOc
5
20c
(quar.
6%
30c
(quar7T3_._
8-15
5
8-15
50c
•
Angeles Transit Lines—;
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)—
0-
(quar.)
Finance,
8-19
30c
Stone
Fund,
Friendly
1
25c
Acceptance,
Colonial
Composite
Process
$1.12 Va
—_
8-
8-14
3
1
8-
8-30
Los
McGraw-Hill
i
10c
__
9-16
9-
8-
25c
(quar.)
Chemical
8-15
—
series
50c
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland
&
(extra)-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
8-12
8-30
6
8-15
25c
34V'aC
Field
Corp.
Series
9-
$1.00%
(quar.)
3
8-23
12 Vie
$1.18%,
—___
9-
9-10
9-
•
7c
—J
Casualty
8-26
-
Co.
Custodian
Income
Hajoca
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Marshall
see
Health
for
9-20
9-
&
7-31
(monthly)
35c
(quar.)__,
G.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lite
5%
H.)
8-20
9-23
Chain Belt Co.
(quar.)
Champion Paper «fc Fibre, com. (quur.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Chilton
(M.
8-20
Petroleum
(quar.)
Industries
Common
9-20
Electric—
4.50%
9
8-15
——_
(quar.)
1
held
(quar.)
(quar.)
Century
Corp.
1
Cataract
Central
8-
7-25
1
8-15
1
30c
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)_.
Mining (stock dividend)—-
8-16
8-
37 Vic
Electric
Tobacco
,
Liberty Life Insurance
35c
Assn.
$1
preferred (quar.)
___<
6Ji% 2nd conv. pfcl. (quar,)
preferred (quar.)__
Catalin Corp.
of America—
9
8-16
Inc.
Engineering
(W.
McCandless
(quar.)
Mortgage
(Marshall)
Franklin
Co.—
(J. I.) Co.,
for
Co.
8-16
;
Massachusetts
dividend
1
75c
____,
8-
•
convertible
Bryant,
Tourneau, (R.
40c-
75c
&:
Lester
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
Scott
of
Pacific
Field
Ltd.—
(quar.)
share
&
National
10c
Securities,
7-15
1
(Charleston.
Co.
9-
$75c
7%
One
Co.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Farrlngton Mfg., $1.37V2 (quar.)
net
___
Ltd.
4Vi%
Case
56
(quar.)
Morse
Mfg.
$18%c
(quar.)
(quarterly
ffom
income)
Pirie
8-30
10-
37 Vic
class A
______
-
Carson
Ltd.,
8-
4.75%
Mead
Fairbanks
net1 in¬
.
Le
Lane
15c
Products
Franklin
5
15c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Steel
Evans
9-
5c
from
9
Marathon
RR.
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9
Corp.—
(quar.)
9-
common
8-23
75c
Abrasives
73c
(quar.)
Co.
8-16
50c
Power,
(quar.)_„
Sessions,
8-16
1
^
District
preferred
8-
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Kalamazoo
9-
10c
Co.
Mills,
Class
•
7-31
10-
$20c
Carpenter
Fire
Superior
5%
Lam,son &,
8-15
9-
(quar.)_^
8-
35c
&
Foster-Wheeler
8
9-
$1.25
i
Initial
Cannon
Equitable
Erie
9-13
.9-10
_
(qut--T;R__
1
9-30
9-30
preferred
Lake
Steel Co.
8-15
(quar.)
B
Laclede
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)__
25c
Buildings
Power
Co.
<fc
Refractories
Filtrol
9-
.
11-
1
25c
$$1.19
___;
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand,
Canadian
Manufacturing
Electrograplric Corp.
Parchment
oj Ree.
.
593sc
Kress (S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Kromex
Corp.
(qtiar.)
Lindsay
:
Electro
Vegetable
8-15
10c
(quar.)
10-
income)
Canners,
Canadian
1
8-
35c
Vic
9-13
Co.—
(quar.)
Lines
Eaton
9-16
9-16
tquar.)
Fund,
Air
Water
m
(quar.)
(quar. >
Canadian
9-16
9-27
28 Vic
1
10-
$1.50
Interurban
t62c
pid.
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1,30
pref. (quar,)
Canada & Dominion
Sugar Co.. Ltd.
Canadian
8-27
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
Soup
preferred
Eastern
Foods
36c
11-25
10c
Food Mart, Inc.
$1.25
10-
$1.50
;
*53c
4%
common
Terminal
class
(quar.)
1
initial)
(new
County Land (quar.)
Corp., class A
Kooliring Co. (quar.)
40c
60c
Machine
vestment
Bush
6%
&
9-13
_
7-31
8-23
1.
Louis
9-13
$1.24
(quar.)
(Charles) Co. (quar.)___
preferred
Buell
Mills,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
pfd. A
A
!
9-
(quar.)-———
Holder»
8-31
$1.03Yo
8-23
3
$3
12
preferred A (quar.)
St,
1
$1.18%
($50 par*. (quar.)
Company,
6%
East
1
$1.1834
preferred
Brunning
A.
9
3
9-
3%
(s-a)
(reduced)—
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
B
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.
Hosiery
Class
$1.12 Vi
com.
A
8-
9-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
U.
10-
12Vic
•
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Durham
30c
1
Dulany (John H.) & Son, 6%
10-
3 7 Vic
9-20
40c
common
preferred
Drewrv's
Bond
.
(quar.)
Columbia Electric,
4%% preferred (quar.)
4'i%
Co.,
Fish man
60c
__
common
British
5%
4%
Rockaway RR.
8-15
+80c
5%'%
preferred
< initial
Blaw-Knox Co.
(quar.)
Borden
&
2
35c
Power & Light,
preferred
*
Y.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sivalls & Bryson, com.
414%
Stock
9-
60c
_
4.75%
Black
7-31
1
11-
$1
9-20
22VuC
(quar.)
preferred
Payable
(quar.)
Knox
$1
Productions
dividend
45c
T____
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
5%
.
15c
Carpet,
preferred
9
8-15
8-30
com.
Kern
3
9
8-
9-10
9-
$1.50
(Walt)
Chemical,
convertible
9-12
(quar.)__
Federal
(quar,).
_
Hills
Disney
Stock
Manufacturing (quar.)
4Vi%
8-
10-
___
Bigelow-Sanford
3
of
Corp. ; (quar.)
Beaunit Mills, 'common
(quar.
$5
preferred (quar.)
1
Beauty
Counselors
(quar.
Black
preferred
preferred
434%
25c
Dickey (J. H.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
Dictaphone Corp., common (increased)
4%
9-30
4Vo'7
25c
(quar.)
Federal
__________
Canada,
Extra
preferred
Fanner
t>oc
__
$1.25
Supply (N. Y.) (quar.)
Steel Corp., common
(quar.)
30c
_
•
8-14
9-14
30c
Barden
Libb
preferred
$1.05
9
6
$1.12Vii".
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%
commoii
(quar.)
9
8-
9-
17 Vic
(quarT)!.
Shippers Insurance (N.
of
57c
Dentists
Detroit
Common
9-
_
Electric,
B
C
Quarterly
Kalamazoo
Series
9
(Calif.)—
.__
Aroostook
Barber-Ellis
9-10
8-
75c
933ic
Inc.
dividend
preferred
9-30
8-12
•
1
9-
2
87'ic
(increased)-_„._
fc
5
25c
(quar.)_
4preferred
9
8-
33c
;
Gas
9-10
9-30
9-10
9-
(quar.)__
Atomic Development Mutual
Fund, Inc.—
Stockholders approved a 3-1'or-l split
the authorized capital shares.
Automatic Canteen
Baltimore
8-30
$3.80
(quar,)__
Quarterly
Products
9-12
25c
___
Avon
1
25c
<quar,)___,
Waters.
Stock
1
50c
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Arrowhead & Puritas
Co.
10-
8-16
30c
Steel
Powder
8-16
62 Vac
preferred (quar.)_______
Corp. (quar.)
^
;
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co,, common,
Atlas
8-
8-31
43%c
(quar. >
(Md.t
common
9-10
8-15
50c
( quar.
Co.
Co..
75c
20c
;___
participating
Armco
9-30
Drackett
(quar.)
Construction
Seating Co.
American
$1.14
Doi*er
_■
Metal
Meter
(quar,)
8-15
;
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)_.
4'it'.t
preferred
preferred
4.20%
8-30
(quar.)
Derrick
&
American
9-10
3
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Power
Felt
&
American
9-10
9-12
preferred
Indemnity Co.
American
9-30
,
,Sj
When
Share
Company
Aluminum
9-30
9-
._
Cable
Foreign
8-30
Per
Name of
Kaiser
$1.07
50c
(quar.)
7%
&
9-16
9-10
92 Vic
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
American
$1
9
8-
9-30
(quar.)
:
_
Florida, class A
Co.
American
$3
of Rec.
8-26
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
$1
(quar.)_.
________
(quar.)
Chemical
Allied
Allis
Holdert
Pavable
2Gc
Industries
Abbots
Acme
When
Share
Company
(quar.)__
preferred
6%
Vending (quar.)
pfd.
preferred
4.56%
in
Per
Name of
ABC
When
Share
Light, 4%
4.28%
follow with
payment date.
&
3.70%
an¬
which we show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Power
11
Steel
Joseph
Extra
Products
Stock
(quar.)
Yards,
—
common
(quar.)__
1
75c
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(532)
12
When
Per
!
Corp. <quar.)_l__—
Industries (Arizona)
™__™
(quar.)__ ____
Arms
Savage
Savage
S5
f.
s.
Searle
(G.
&
D.)
Co.
8-20
25c
8-30
9-19
10-10
9-19
10-10
8-20
Sha'er
Co.
30c
Aeroquip
Aetna-Standard
5
___.____L.____,..
Mfg.
Shelter
Siegler Corp.
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
Class
E
—
.
Stockholders
8-16
9-13
8-12
20c
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-
88-
5
8-20
8-10
$3,50
Alabama
Alan
meet¬
Class
B
Corp., common (quar.)__—____
preferred (quar.)———»
Sperry Rand
$4.50
Spindaie Mills,
Ciass
B
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Oil
Standard
Pressed
Standard
Radio,
Steel
(quar.)
Delaware
Drug, common (quar. )—
convertible preferred (quar.)——_____
preferred (quar.L
(quar,
1st
____—
„
Transit
Taylor & Fenn Co., common
4.32%
Co.,
Dividend
7%
Allied
9-
2
8-20
this
at
time.
From
10c
9-
8-
8-15
20c
Allied
5
Company
40c
9-
1
9
8-
9-10
9
—
9-10
_
convertible preferred (quar.)
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)_J—_
4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.:
Thompson Paper Box Ltd.—1
_______
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)——_
convertible
preferred (quar.)——
.'
convertible preferred B (quar.)
(reduced >_
Travelers Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.i_
Tyler Rubber Co., common ( qut,r.).._:
5%
Titan Metal Mfg.
preferred
$4.25
9-20
Terminal
4%
Storage
Carbon
Co.
Electric
Coal
(quar.)_
United Grain Growers, Ltd.—
5% non-cumulative preferred A (annual)
U S Playing Card (quar.)
1
_____
8-
8-19
U.
S.
7%
Steel Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Match
9
5%
8-15
3
3
8-16
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
11-15
10-31
8-23
7-25
7-25
Van
Raalte
Virginia
Vulcan
Co.
Dare,
10c
9-
1
8-15
37V2C
9-
1
8-15
9-
3
8-15
Co.
American
8-15
American Bank
12-28
12-13
9-
1
6%
preferred
6%%
9-16
9-
3
6
8c
1
Stock
8-
9
American
9- 1
8-13
8-31
9-
1
$1.4614
9-
1
8-13
8-13
American
$1.25
9-
1
8-13
American
$1.43%
9-
1
8-13
Stock
$1.18%
9-
1
8-13
$1,121/2
9-
Colortype
Corp.
(increased)
(quar.).._
Walker & Co., class A (quar.)
Walker-Scott Corp., common.(quar.)__A__,
Walt
preferred
Disney Productions—
8-12
2
2
(See
Ward
Disney
(Walt)
Industries
Quarterly
Co.
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
preferred
______
9-
1
7-31
$1
10-
1
9-16
American
Quarterly
Potash
3-31
8-15
Common
8-
9
Class
8-20
8-
6'
$4
8-14
9-14-
9-
3
9-
3
8-
7
American
Pulley
9-
3
8-15
American
Radiator
$31'4c
9-
1
8-12
Watson
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
Transportation, class A
(J.) Inc., common (quar.)
conv-.
5%
conv.
1
8-15
13c
9-10
1
Common
9-30
G% ,preferred
7-30
7-15
5% %
5
American
8-
5
Anderson
(quar.)__
621/2 c
8-15
8-
5
Services, Inc. -(Dela.) (quar.)
& Snowdrift, 4.80%
pfd. (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common (quar.)
15c
9-
6
8-16
60c
9-
2
8-15
preferred
(1951-1952
series)
Jet
preferred
B
(quar.)
Weston
(Geo.), Ltd., 4%% preferred
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)_.
White
River
Wickes
Wolf
Propane
Corp.
&
Gas
Chemicals
Wyandotte
B
Yosemite
Yuba
&
Fields
8-15
1
9-16
7-31
and
9-10
8-15
9-16
8-31
25c
of
into
Yuba
as
See
a
new
dividend
preferred
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
Arkansas
7-31
Arkansas Louisiana Gas: (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power, com. (quar.)
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co, common (quar.)
5c
7-31
7-24
9-30
9-14
15c
8-23
8-
2
Consolidated
Inc.
Industries,
35c
$4
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
Atlanta
preceding table.
Atlantic
we
being given in the
Per
Name of
ACF
A.
Company
Wrigley
Stores
(quar,)
(quar.)
Atlantic Sugar
Refineries,
M.
P.,
Acadia
Common
Acme
12'/2c
Industries
.
(quar.)___
9-30
9-12
8-16
3
10-
j30c
10-
1
9-10
1
9-10
$$1.25
9-13
8-20
5C
g-15
8-
dividend
dividend
Atchison,
RR.
Coast Line
Co:
Refining
Co,
9-10
Biscuit
8-15
8-15
7-31
9-
8-
9
8-12
7-
8
15c
10-29
10-
9
3
20c
9-
1
1
8-
81
9-
1
$1.05
9-
1
$1.12 %
(quar.)_____________
$1.25
preferred
9
8-
9-
(quar,)_____
9-
1
(quar.)J.
Corp,
31c
(quar.)
Co
Brothers
8-
8-15
3
371/2C
common
preferred
1
3
9-
15c
(quar.)__
prefeired
9-
9-
10c
(reduced)
preferred (quar,)_—
Terminal
8-15
15c
(quar
'
2nd
8-31
-
25c
8-15
1
10c
8-
8-
8-
Packing
9-
9
8-16
40c
9-
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
Interstate
1
9-13
8-30
9-13
8-30
Telephone
Corp.
Water Service,
California
8-30
9-13
8-20
19c
;
9
7-31
60c
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
33c
3-15
7-31
9-10
12-1 a
8-
9-24
8-26
Canada
Cement
9-
8-26
Canada
Foils, Ltd, 60c partic. class A (quar.)
9-30
9-23
9-30
9-23
Canada Foundries &
Class A (quar,
8- 2
Canada
8-30
9-13
33', be
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
32'bc
8-15
7-31
i quar.)
31%c
8-15
preferred
5.08%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.20%
8-23
9-13
8-23
9-20
9- 5
•
'
»
(quar.)__,
34%
common
4Va%
8-J 5
7-31
8-31
7-31
$15c
8-15
7-26
8-15
7-28
9-16
(quar.I.¬
(quar.t
Life
7-31
c
$10c
Ltd,
$25c
$37 '/2c
Co,
Forgings, Ltd.—
Assurance
Co.
8-31
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
Canada
5
7-25
27V2C
:
_—
9-20
60c
8-
7-31
8-15
33'BC
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.28% .preferred
5.36% preferred
8-15
1
1
8-16
55c
(quar.)__.
com.
4.40%.
5.30%)
7
9-
8-10
17% c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
12-20
"
$$1.15
com.
1
9-13
$50c
9-16
8-15
$29'/4C
Malting Co, Ltd.;
preferred (quar.t
■
^
(quar.)—
10-
-
9-16
8-15
$2 5c
9-
2
8-15
$37'/be
10-
1
$31 Vic
10-
1
8-30
8-15
8-
9-3
8-15
Vinegars, Ltd
(quar.).;
Canadian Breweries Ltd, common (quar.)__
SI.25 convertible preference (quar.)
9-
3
8-15
Canadian International Investment Trust Ltd.
$15c
9-
3
8-15
9-17
8-30
Canadian
$20c
8-15
7-31
Canadian
Oil
Cos,
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-3
8-9
7%c
9-13
8-30
Carlisle
30c
9-9
8-12
9-2
7-31
Co.
Co,
com.
(s-a)____.
(quar.)
•*.
414 %
•
;
Utilities
Ltd,
preferred
5%. pfd.
9-1
8-1
8-1
4'a%
9-1
8-1
4.80%
9-1
8-1
9-1
8-1
record
Aug.
:
7-31
8-15
7-31
9-10
8-16
9-
8-15
12'bc
-
15)
2nd^ preferred
1
4.20t&
9-
1
8-1
Ceco
1
9-16
Central
Cold
9-27
9-13
Central
Foundry,
30c
9-28
9-6
Central
of
Sceel
Products
3
Ry.
8-15
8-15
8-10
7-19
8-10
7-19
30c
25c
9-16
8-31
8-15
8-
8-15
8-1
Central-Illinois Securities
56V4C
9-1
8-15
Central
Louisiana
(quar.)
9-13
9-
9-
8-15
$1.25
'
1
3
8-15
3
*
$1.25
9-20
9-
7
$1.25
12-20
12-
7
10c
9-15
8-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
8-
9-
Corp, com. (quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric,
9-
50c
Co.-r-
7%c
5%
8-30
8-30
$1.05
—
pfd.
conv.
'
60c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
(quar.)
5%'
8-30
•
40c
Storage
Georgia
preferred B
preferred B
5Co
56 %c
(initial)—
•
Tractor, common
preferred ' (quar.)_
10-
GOc
-
______
(qmir.).
preferred
12%c
common
1
-
25c
9-14
8-19
37%c
9-14
8-19
Central
$1.25
9-14
8-19-
Central
Soya
9-3
8-9
Central
Vermont
50c
$1.3iy4
9-
3
8-
9
4.50%-
preferred
&
(quar.)___
South
Common
Co.
$1.12i,b
Corp.
(quar.)
Public Service—-
(quar.)
8-15
4.65%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
£-15
9-2
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)—
8-15
30c
$4.50
8-
2
Cessna
Aircraft
3
7-26
Chnmbersburg
9- 3
8-20
50c
9-12
8-
1
1
(quar.)
50c
9-12
8-
(quar.)
50c
9-16
8-21
$3 preference (quar.)
Channing Corp.
Chase
Bank
87c
8-12
+4c
9-2
Gc
8-23
Ayrshire
25c
20c
7-
8
.8-9
8-
2
9-30
9-
6
9-10
8-30
Chesapeake
3%%
Chicago,
1
9-13
1
9-13
35c
8-
9
St.
7-31
8-10
7-31
75c
9-13
8-13
75c
9-
1
8-15
15c
Y.)
Paul &
8-
8-15
7-10
30c
(quar.)
8-20
60c
(quar.)_
Ry, common
preferred (quar.)
Milwaukee,
9-13
50c
i_
(N.
& Ohio
conv.
1
10-
,
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" (from income)
2
10-
(quar.)
Manhattan
7-31
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil & Refining-—
Champlin
8-
8-15
$1.19
(quar.)
Engineering
8-15
$1.04
•
Chrysler Corp.
9-
7-31
SI. 16
—
(quar. i
Co.
8-15
8-30
40c
(quar.)
3
40c
25c
West
10-1
(Conn.)
(quar.)
•
8-15
40c
Caterpillar
1
$$1.25
$$1.06
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
(quar.)l
Corp. -(Del.)
(quar.).
Corp, com. (20c payable to holders
of. record July 31 and 40c to holders of
.9-1
common
Gold
8-30
Carrier
$20c
(quar.)
common
Carbormulum Co.
M3c
8-15
1
Development Mutual Fund Inc.—
Collieries
10-10
30c
Ltd
Co.
17VsC
(A year end of 75c from capital gains and
12c from investment income)—
Aunor
Falls
$1
(quar.)_
class A (quar.)
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
Atlantic
9-23
55c
$1.50
A
Lines,
Line
Atomic
4%
4.15'%
___J
Coast
8-15
8-
$1
(quar.)
9-20
9
5
Pacific
9-
3
87'/2C
11-
1
10-
7
RR.
75
cents
common
convertible
Industries
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
18%c
10-
1
8-30
12%/C
10-15
9-27
9-13
2%
12-31
12-13
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
9-30
2%
3-31-58
3-21
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
1-15-58
12-31
Piano
(quar.)
37Vbc
10-24
10-
(quar.)
37VbC
12-24
12-
0
$1.25
9-26
9-
0
11-
8
$5 preferred
Co.—.
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Rock Island A;
Cincinnati
9-30
Baldwin
Common
Common
B/G Food5:, Inc.,
Baker
2%
&
1
$3
...
California
10-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Truck
;
(s-a)
(quar.)____
8%c
preferred, (quar.)
Atlantic
1
Industries, Inc.—
dividend
Stock
of Rec.
9-
112(Ac
Aidam Consolidated
Stock
Payable
Holders
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
(ouar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Stock
Share
10c
Inc.
Class
5%
\
When
(quar.)
participating class
Associated
Below
Corp.
Equipment Corp, 4%%' pfd. (quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining Co, com. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.)__:
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Common
above.
1
10-
20c
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
25c
'
Aro
Associated
Inc.
common
Mfg.
Co.
$1.08%
(quar.)
convertible
8-
(quar.)_
9-16
62%c
7-31
7 Vac
8-30
8-15
95c
Apartments
preferred
59c
8-15
8-15
Gas,
Sharpe
Hill
28c
(quar.)
Oil
9-16
35c
(quar.)
-
Co.—
(quar.il
Co.
27%c
*
8-23
Industries,
announcement
$2.40
Fuel
$S1
—
,
Inc.
Gas
1
60c
(quar;)
8-30
company to be known
Consolidated
preferred
Co.
9-13
8-30
1
$15c
1
9-10
(initial).
Yuba
Corp, Ltd, common (quar.)
Arizona Public Service, com. (quar.)
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
1
9-16
(quar.)—
Garden
2%c
8-15
(formerly Yuba Manufacturing Co.) and
Portuguese-American Tin Co. approved a
merger
(q«ar.v
10c
_
Yuba
common
B
$2.36
10-
Calaveras Cement (quar.)_;
Caliiornia Electric Power (quar.)__.
25c
30c
.
Stockholders
Gold
2
45c
$37i/2C
Ltd.—
15c
(quar.)
_
Curry
Industries
Smelting
Argus
30c
Consolidated
<te
(s-a)
,
A
Corp.
Park
NOTE:
(quar.)
(s-a)_
York-Hoover
Lead
8-12
8-15
8-15
34%c
8-12
9-
3
Canada
(quar. )
3
10-
5
9-
9-10
50c
quarterly basis)__
3
11c
5
8-
Ltd.—
37%c
15c
9-
15c
(quar.)_,
(Del.), class
a
9-
$$1.121/2
8-
1
8-
Burry
,
(quar.)
Electric,
Class
9-20
1
9-
9-20
7%c
(quar.)
50c
17y2c
Worsted
Wytex OH Corp.
on
(Miami)
Co.—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.: (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Wyandotte
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Dessauer
Zinc
1
9-
8-
Butler
75c
95c
Wesson Oil
3.80%
(now
preferred
8-
10-
t25c
1
Common
•
Works
9-24
12-24
$1.25
$1.25
.
9-27
12-27
$12'/2c
$1.25
(quar.)
7-31
SI.25
1
4.20%,
Del.—*
9-11
8-27
$721/2 C
Packers,
Borough
5.50%
(quar.)
J
Water
8-27
8-15
,.
Foundries
American Title & Insurance
8-15
5%
of
8-16
12c
L_
$1.75
series
1
10--1
(quar,)
25c
Steel
1
10-
45c
—
$1.25
pfd.
3
$1.25
Burlington Industries,
Sanitary—
American
American
9-
9-14
871/2 c
•
pfd, (quar.)
$1.25
,
2nd
pfd.
7-10
37%c
(quar.)
&
Standard
3rd series (quar.)
Smelting :& Refining Co
10c
Welex
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
;
5%
•
12'/2C
!
Extra
preferred
preferred
8-20
Quarterly
Ltd.—
7%'.preferred (quar.)
American Seal-Kap Corp.
8-23
$1.12'4
___.
Bros.
Weingarten
5%
9-
6c
v
9-
8-21
$1
Lines
9-16
12-10
25c
(quar.)
9-25
9-
9-10
25c
A
President
Common
(rpair.i
12-30
25c
—
8-15
25c
$1.10
9-27,,
Corp.—
(quar.)
American
7-31
_____
Chemical
&
7-25
10c
(quar. i
.
40c
—_
3
$1.10
Bush
(quar.)
A
preferred
;
California
—
9-14
B
9- 3
Photocopy Equipment Co.—
American
9-10
(quar.)
9-30
25c
3c
Co.
75C
:
8-
(quar )
Buck
8-5
3c
9-16
9-16
preferred
Brooklyn
11-4
$$1,12Vi.
—
1
1
8-15
preferred
41»'/'
(quar.—
Insurance (Galveston)
National
9-3
12- 2
10-
4.40%
3%%.
32%c
6
4.40%,
—
32V2C
Quarterly
8-29
J,)
—__—
$$1
9-
Brooklyn
Ltd.—
Co.,
Quarterly
American News
31i/4c
N.
_____—
Metal
4%%
62 Vac
(quar.)
(Newark,
7-22
iqirarli
preferred
8-14
8-20
American
7-31
$3.00
9-3
9-20
8-19
8-15
7-25
Fund,
Insurance
:
...
:
Hill
American
5
i,___
of Canada,
Taunton
Bunker
(quar.)
A
8-
10-
(quar.)
Class B
Bullock
Extra
Corp., $1.25 pfd. A (quar.)
Pharmaceutical Co.—
Wgrner-Lambert
Common
(quar.)
Brockton
9- 2
8-23
Productions)
7-23
8-23
8-23
class
(quar.)
9-
30c
(s-a)
9-10
8-23
7-31
7-26
9-9
4%
1
SI.40
(quar.)
Co.
A
9-10
Corp.,
y
Corp.
Columbia
9-10
9-10
1
Class
30c
9-10
8-15
Mlg.
British
7-26
8-15
25c
15c
.
8-5
10-
(guar.
Cordage Ltd, class A
.30c
30c
40c
10T
Briilo
11-29
8-20
.
3
$1.06 V*
preferred
conv.
-
preference
8-9
1%
—
Quarterly
12'/2C
8-30
7-25
9-
5c
Brass
Bridge. & Tank Co.
9
8-
__
9
62''2c
9-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Derrick
&
12-2
8-15-
$1.75
Class B
Shoe
Hoist
12-16
_J.
Brant-ford
&
American
9-16
60c
\
Bradley (Milton) Co.—
5%
prior preferred (s-a)__.
6
9-6
preferred
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)
35c
American Hospital Supply (quar,)__—35c
.
6
9-30
50c
Broudvray-Hale Stores,
American
non-cumulative
$5
Brown
9-
8-1
3 %
—j__
from
investment income >_
Boston & Maine RR, $5 preferred (quar.)__
Brown
.9-6
9
8-15
25c
(Quarterly
Brown
1
$1.75
_.
7%
W.)
9
1
8-
fund—
8-
10-
8-15
(Geo.
7-31
10-
20c
_
10-1
9-
$1.62'/2C
...
—
Co.
Electric
50c
(quar.)
Boig
Boston
11-30
31 '4 c
3
capital gains and lc from earns.)
9-10
311/4C
37 %c
1
1
$1.62,/2C
—_—
Quarterly
6
9-
50c
common.,
incomei._
5%.
Corp.—
(5c Irom
8-15
American Greetings
Class B
(quar.
1
Bondstock
12-14
9-
9-
investment
(Calif.h
25c
1
9
$1.18%
(qu.ir.J__
Aluminum <fc
(quar.)
5c
(qua36c
10-
$2
From
Blum's
'Bobn
8-31
20c
9
8-
4.25%
9-16
Furniture
8-
3
5.60%
25c
American
8-
1110-
Inc.—
Casualty
American Gas "fs
3
9-
(quar.)
Co.
8-30
8-16
8-20
8-15
10-22
Oil
11-15
8-30
8-
8-15
preferred
8-30
American Fire &
8-15
9-
(quar.t—
Steel: Corp..
12-16
8-13
8-
1
Co.
$2.90
—
1
8-15
9-
87%c
15c
Co., (N. J.) (quar,)__
Tiling, common (quar.)
Encaustic
1-15
4-16
9-16
25c
(quar.)_«_^___„^_;_
(stouu: div.)w
1-31-58
4-30-58
$1.06 »,4
Bloch Bros.
8-15
75c
dividend
1
9-10
9-1
3%c
(quar,)_—__——50c
9-
20c
25c
——
9-15
25c
8-31
9- 5
8- 9
8- .9
8- 5
30c
(quar.)______—___
Shares,
$5c
8-22
1
from net: income„„__„„__-—_—
30c
20c
1
9-
&
7%
Rubber—
Can Co,
American
10-
$25c
$56c
t22%c
(quar.)_„_
Business
Quarterly
•Beryllium Corp.
Co.
Borg-Warner Corp, 3 % %
dividend
8-
9-10
35c
9-20
8-16
9-20
1
9-10
Ltd.-—
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)_
1st
10-
(quar.) _____—
Note,, common
(quar.)
Eiltrite
1st
% %
9- 2
18aAc
30e
93%c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
8-15
9-16
Metals Co.—
Art
7-26
2
8-
9-10
2Uc
Canada,
of
8-23
37%c
;
preferred (quar.)_^__—,—
4%% 2nd preferred. (quar_—
_•
Aluminium, Ltd., new com. (initial quar.>__
American Airlines Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
convertible, preferred (quar, )____„_
65c
__.
preferred
,
1st
4'<
9-14
75c
(quar.)__
Ltd., 5%
^
;22%c
8%c
Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)>,_
5%
Steel
(quar.)
common
(quar,
preferred
$3.75
Aluminum
8-15
8-24
Finance
preferred
iquur.i
preferred .-(quar.)'
Tobacco, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.-—
8-31
50c
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common
9-20
Beneficial
Bishoj)
Allison Steel Mfg.
9-
7
10-16
Blackstone Vailey Gas, & Electric—
9-23
9-
Co, :common -(quar.)___
prefeircd (quar.)_______
4;:i'c preferred (quar.)
Bemis Bros, Bag
iquar.i
'
8-15
9-23
5c
8
2-
Howell
&
9-24
(quar.)
Companies
11-
$5c
4j-4%
9-3
50c
Co.
2
10-31
20c
10-21
$1
9-30
5c
7-26
8-17
12-
3-3-58
9
20c
(quar.75c
9-30
37%c
7-26
8-15
8-
(quar.)
9-16
Altec
,
:.r ''■
8-15
3
t
Ltd.
9-30
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)—
65c
(quar,)—
Vanadium-Alloys
8-15
Bell
5
3
9-
15c
Belietcrre
8-
9-
15c
coin.
20c
40c
Food Markets,
preferred A
$1.75
(quar,)
9- 3
9-10
8-15
15c
Best
8-20
7c
(quar.)
Oil
7-15
9-10
1
'
Bethlehem
8-15
from net
5c
i 9-13
9-16
__—;__i—,Z—50c
Increased
securities profits and
investment
income-
10- 1
1
10-
9-10
$1.18%
Manufacturing,
Common
9-13
10-
25c
_j._
(quav.)„
Belknap Hardware <fc
7-26
9-10
United Science Fund—
2e from
(quar.)____,
preferred (quar,)
Quebec Mines
preferred
(quar.)
7-26
Beta
50c
Cos.
preferred
4%
8-26
$2
American
(quar.)__
4%
9-13
9-13
6
7-31
1
$35c
<quar.)__
Shoe, common
8-17
8-31
Co.—-
participating prior preferred (s-a)____
United
United
10- 1
10- 1
4:,(%
8-
8-15
$25c
(quar.)
S.)
3
10-
preferred
(A.
8-10
15c
$1,061,4
(quar.).——,.
Cold
(quar.)
25o
(quar.)________
Steel Co.
Quarterly
Alpha
-
Union
preferred
1
A
$1.40
50c
Extra
8-30
10-10
$1.371/2
5.75%
5%
(quar.)__J._____,
Corp. J Mich.)
Corp., common
(Louisi
Alloy Cast
8-12
50c
—
4%
Class
Beck
8-28
9-
$25c
common—
—14c
(s-a)
preferred
AUis
8-19
9-
Sac
,
——
(quar.)—
Transmission, coin, (quar,)
5.50% preferred (quar.
5.85%' preferred (quar.)_—_________
5%
preferred (quar.):,
8-16
30C
(quar.)
Stores
4%
8-19
1
35c
7%c
Eastern
Common
3
12V2C
'.
American Box Board Co.
ordinary income—
Texas
8-16
8-16
9-
•
Allied Products
preferred
Mills
American
(quar,)_—
9- 3
9- 3
$1,25
„
Cement—
Co., feommon
8-19
8-20
Television Electronics Fund—
Texas
Control
Allied
1
$2
Manufacturing
8-
$1.05
$1.15
35c
_____
(quar.)
common
(quar,)_—
A
2
6c
payment omitted
Teleehrome
Class
9-
20c
(quar,)
8-16
8-15
30c
< quar.)—
preferred
Co.,
Portland
Allentown
10-
(s-a;___—
convertible preferred
Technicolor, Inc.—
4%
*
8-19
9-26
20c
(quar.)__———
common
9- 5
20o
C,) Business Machines, Inc. tquar.)
$1.12 Vi
27c
(quar.i_ —
preferred
convertible
Fibre
Taylor
7-16
50c
Fund, Inc. (initial),
:_—_——
Swan-Finch Oil, 4%
2nd preferred (quar.)
{></«
8-30
1%
Sunrise
Syracuse
7-16
10c
—
dividend
8-16
(quar.)
Gas
35c
(quar.)
Sun Ray
(is;
7-31
6c
———
Corp.
Improvement & Forge Co
Stock
75c
Allen (R.
8-28
20c
Stanley Aviation
Fuel Supply
Hotels
9-13
X J 5c
Steel (quar.)____,—
Ltd.,1 class A (quar.>
State
Statler
J.)—X:
(N.
7-31
5
8- 2
8-28
9-16
5c
9-
'$1,12%.
Ltd,
Lumber,
9-16
$75c
(resumed)
9- 3
—
(quar.)_,
Steel
25c
—
___________
Co.
preferred
25c
Sprague Engineering (increased)—
Standard Dredging Corp., common (special)
$1.00 preferred (quar.__
Standard Oil (Indiana) (quar.)——
—
Standard
30c
$1
(quar.)_—_________________—
4.20%
Power,
Wood
(quar.),—.1
Natural
Inc.
$13c
Ail
to
Snap-On-Tools _—
South Texas Development, class A (quar.)—
Beaver
62'4c
5%
preferred
(quar.)—___
Canadian Dividend Fund.
ing to oe held on Sept. 30 on a proposal
split the shs. on a two-for-one basis.
8-15
8-30
50c
—
;
9-16
8-23
Corp., common (quar.)—i
40c
preferred (quar.)______—87%'C*
Gas
prior
Alabama Tennessee
4.60%"
the annual
9- 3
;
Payable
$1
10%
—
,
(quar,)__—____________
preferred
Alabama
7-31
When
,
Share
.
Ltd.—
$6c
,
Aircraft Radio Corp.
8
8-15
8-15
Bearings,
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co,
Class A (quar.)
10c
37'/2C
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. liiicreased;
Reduction Co., common (quar.)
4.50%
8-15
9-13
-
Ohio RR,
&
33c
Air
8
9-10
20c
Inc.—
will vote at
Smith-Corona,
8-16
4
(quar.)—_—
Engineering
dividend
r
Per
Name of Company
Baltimore
,
Corp.
Stock
7-22
4
15c
(quar.)
_____
taper—_______
Simplex
1
9-
9-
7>/2c
(quar.)_
Lighting
Silvray
8-
10c
15c
(quar. )________
15c
income
net
undistributed
cents from realized capital gains)
9-19
35c
Indemnity
&
(quar.)——
(quar.)__——1—-
Holders
Payable o1 Rec.
u
Inc.—
from
28
and
Share
~
■
Mfg.
D.)
Fund,
cents
(5
8-
10c
Risks
Selected
(J.
Advisers
8-20
10-10
25c
(quar.)
10c
25c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —.——
f.
s.
Name ol Company
Adams
9
1.18%
Seaboard Finance Co., common
S4.75
0-
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
Gas
4%- preferred
&
4
$1.25
11-27
RR.
(quar.I
67y2c
9-30
9-13
common
(quar.;
30c
8-15
7-15
Pacific
Electric,
(quar.)
(Continued
$1
on page
46)
10-
1
9-16
Volume 186
Number 5661..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„
(533)
Stock Record
New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
ftange 'or Freriow
Ye*rl036
1
Lowest
Lovttst
Highest
EXCHANGE
.
2874 Sep 21
32% Mar 12
37% Dec
6
90% Dec 14
n
Pec
'
14
4
Oct
45% Apr
1
Apr
10
23
Sep
6
Jan
19
154
32% Dec 31
11% Apr
11% Jan
2
58% Jan
2
,
98
Jan
28
13% Apr 22
31% Jun
23% Feb
12
-24
Mar
»
132
July 17
3
Feb
10% Aug
-
2G%
July 11
Jun
7
7
9
'52
Dec
10
-46% Feb
13
•;
Feb
0
190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
232% Jun
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
13
153
•
17-
Dec
lit'
•
4% Feb
11
Dec
21
31
Dec
6% Dec
31
241% Sep
14
113
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
117% Jan
19
23% Feb
6
88% Jan
-
23
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
160
May
64% Dec
4
17
11*% Mar 27
18% Jan
12
July
1
2% Mar
16
23% Mgr 22
14
16% Dec
77
155
5
16% Aug
107
Jun
12
--
.-
Nov"28
21% Dec 11
29% Dec
42% Dec
77
26
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36 % Apr
23
108% Mar 19
50% Aug
2
102:
Jan
11
13
Jan
25
4%%
14
Alleghany Corp
Jun
14
65% Apr
110% Jun
■
3
$4
conv
12
23% July
80% Jan
3
8
Allied
4
40% Feb
15
3
75
Jun
26
37% July 25
32
Mar 25
104% Nov
8
125
Mar 12
108
Mar 15
17
47
July 11
35% Jan
Feb
80
18
11
44% May 28
47% Jun
30
Jan
119
Industries
Corp common—No
8
8
Aluminium
Limited
27
Feb
4
30% Feb 21
26
2
29% Jan
41% Jun
22
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
126
30
Oct
26% Mar 16
Mar 19
10
36
Feb
7
7
95% Dec
27% Mar 8
•'64
May 28
16% Jan 23
108
Jan
26
33% Oct
09
1
Sep 28
31% Oct 29
70% Jan
9
237a Aug
2
47% Dec 11
118
Dec
11
19
104% Feb
12
60% Feb
27
53 Va July
24 Vs Jan
American
17% Apr
18
17
113
Jan
2
7
37
Apr
25
95% Jan
9
3
31
19% Jan
2
27
41% Feb
12
104% Feb
12
Jan
3%%
4%%
15
20
19% Dec
3
4% Dec
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
31
40
Oct
1
3$
Nov 20
30% Jan 27
53% Dec
27
Dec
3
13
27% May 15
7% Mar 12
49% Apr
45% Jun
61% Nov
67
2
18
5
9
American
57% July
8
Amer
8
4%
July
12
19% July 29
24% Jan
19% July
9
4% Mar
4
39% Feb 18
6%
20Yb May
2
67a July 11
45% July 25
35% Jun
48% Mar 11
Jan
5
53'% Jan
37 % Apr
9
27
35
Dec
28
100
Feb
14
20
25
Jan
3
32% Jun
13
conv
Mar
140
42% Mar
4
Dec
18
Bosch
Brake
22% Jun
8
27% Mar 21
12% Dec
28
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
25
Dec
3
Shoe
35% Jan
3
17% Jan. 10
13% Nov 27
35% May 28
18% Oct
86
Jan
4
25
84% Jan 31
31
Dec
31
98
Dec
4
13% Nov 29
48
Dec
7
Inc
American
1%
Can
Co
80 % Dec
14
16% Apr
5
43% Aug
2
23% Dec 31
American
Chain &
American
Chicle
142% Nov
143
Aug
7
7
14% Mar 21
102
July
9
17
American
American
Distilling
American
20
Feb
118% Feb
11
2
13
2
16% Jun
3
17% Jun
11
15
Dec
28
05
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
95
Jan
21
9
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
12
93
35%-Feb
45% Nov
7
34% May
4
10
25% Nov 29
97% Dec
6
22% Dec 31
Mar 23
108
Mar 10
28
15 Vo Jan
2
78 % Mar 26
41
21
11
28% Jun
13
28
99'/a Feb
6
Jan
Jun
Jan
16
21% Apr
2
30
Jan
27
25
Jan
18
Apr
6
14 %
July 23
6% Jan
70% Sep
3
Mar
5% Dec
31
65% Jam
12
17
5 % Jan
53
Jun
4
29
21
31
7
21
64% Jan
6
23% Dec
8
33 % Nov
27% July 29
21
40% Jan
t
33
9
46% Feb
11
3
37% May 17
66% July 11
24% Mar 20
14% Jun
27
18% Jan
43
•
Jun
16% Dec
8
5
150
Dec
23
Nov
21
56
Feb
21
19
46% Jan 23
142 Vo Dec
12
42
Jan
10
120
54% Aug
177
Feb
36% Jan
105
Nov
13
Feb
46% Mar
148
11
9
Jun
20
Apr
4
6
26% Jun
26
34% Jan
10
31 % Feb
11
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
21
2
Apr
26
39% Jan
10
51
48
Dec
13
53% Jan
30% Dec
28
16% Jan
16
Oct
10
187 Vs Feb
1
68 V» Oct
1
129% Mar 26
July 24
16
50 74 Feb
19
158
136
Jun
19
40
Jun
3
45% Jan
3
117% July 12
37% Feb 28
123% Feb
15
47% Jan
3
155% Jan
24
'
119
Dec
20
31% Nov 23
9
25
Jan
Dec
3
84% Apr 30
145 V* Jan 27
51% Jan
10 %
4
29
Jan
23% Nov 26
£7
May 28
17% Dec
£3% Mar 13
65
12
Jan 23
63% Feb
14
17
25
S2% Dec
6
Dec
3
32% Jan
10
30% May 28
26% May 29
For footnotes
42% Apr
50% July 12
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
pee
page 24.
40
Mar 20
20 Va
19%
5%
5%
26,900
5,800
36 Va
36 Va
36 V*
44%
36%
37 Va
36%
37
37
58%
58
37%
58 Va
58
58%
57%
577*
577a
577a
59
1,500
59 VA
59%
58%
59 V*
58
%
58%
58%
5874
27%
27
2,500
27
27 Va
*27
27 Vs
27 Va
27 Va
300
200
*27
4 4V
44%
a
37
*
*27
34
34
*33 Va
34%
*33%
84
*82
85
*82
44
34'/a
*82
85
Va
34 Va
44 %
44%
34 Vo
*33%
*82
2,500
34 Va
84
*82
84
27%
277a
27%
4,700
15%
15 Va
15%
11,200
34%
14,100
21%
1,000
10
Corp
SS
34
34%
20%
106%
106 Va
104
157
160
157
157
1
No par
of 111
100
com
20%
20%
160
161%
161%.
*14%
*95
16
16
16
*io7k
16
10%
•16 7 a
1674
96
*92
90
1674
*./2
16 VA
167.
96
4074
*80
16 7 it
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41 Va
82
54%
*80
55
2574
26%
*91
93
267 a
%
14'/a
1G7«
41%
41
*80
54%
2574
26
5474
54%
25 7
ii
15
29
31
29'/a
14 %
28
27%
29 %
31
*31
32
15
*14'/a
14%
7%
7V4
7%
774
7%
54%
5574
*14%
774
*80
40%
1,400
—
12,400
82
5474
5474
1,100
24%
25
7,400
*91
93
27:%
*30
287k
14,900
31
147k
300
400
7 74
7
14Ta
25,600
53%
54%
54 Va
54 7
54 Va
54
547a
9,200
27 T4
28%
2874
29 Va
29
VA
29 %
29 Vk
29%
4,000
35
35
35%
35 Va
357a
357a
35 V 4
357k
5374
55%
53 Va
55 %
5414
557a
53 Va
54 ',4
53 Va
5374
12,600
14%
14%
1474
14%
14%
14%
14 V
147a
14%
147a
25,600
*152
159
*152
159
*150
«
157
58
59 %
x56%
57 Va
57
*139
140%
1397:i
140%.
*140
40 "a
25
*118
40'%
120
41
1
42%
*40%
*118
40%
41 Va
57 %
40%
41%
'
157
27%
27 Va
88
*150
157
277k
41
56%
57 V..
55%
140 Vs
139%
41
41
*117 Va
41%
41%
11!)
41%
277k
1,300
■
1,500
88%
♦87
140 %
118
41 Va
a
*87
141
117 Va
120
54 V4
*150
89
41
230
5674
15,700
140
41
380
700
117 Va
117%
50
41 %
41%
6,200
1
50%
50%
51
50%
5114
50%
50%
50%
50%
2.100
29%
30
2974
29 7
297*
30
29%
29%
29%
29
3,400
25
31 Va
317.'.
31
31%
31 Va
3174
31 Vo
31 Vs
31%
9%
9%
400
173%
173%
29,200
71%
16,000
„
common
preferred
5
9%
9%
*974
9 Ta
*9%
97-,
*9%
17274
1737..
17274
17373
173 %
17374
173%
173%
25
Co
31%
9%
100
Tobacco—.
Tel
50%
25
Co
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
70%
71%
113 Va
100
113 Va
Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
114
71
x
113 %
113 %
113 :!i
113%
112%
115
780
41%
40 %
40%
39%
40
37%
39 Vh
37%
38
21,800
10 7 s
10%,
10%
10%
1074
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
48,800
27%
*26%
27%
26%
26%
24
*23%
24
23 7
«
23%
40
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,000
307
»
31%
31%
33%
9,100
65%
66%
64%
65
4
25
*267
27 %
*2674
27 Va
*26 7 ■'»
25
*237.1
24
*2374
24
*2374
*14%
15
14%
15
14%
30%
2974
30
29%
31
66 V
67',4
series
&
Corp
1
i
29%
50
Glass
113 V
Smelting—1
series
71
1,900
40%
American Viscose
66
677.
6574
66%
No par
75
75%
75
75
40
407-4
3974
40
4
*75
*
%'
*75
76
76
500
25,400
*76
76
320
40
40
2,000
Corp—
Common
6.25
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Copper
1674
96
407k
35 7 i.
2774
Hocking
300
1,100
277a
87
Lead
28%
15%
27%
27'.i
5\e%
167a
*92
'
2,600
147 a
97
loTs
,
500
35
88 Va
6%
93
28 Va
27 %
Zinc
54
25%
*91
87 %
&
54
25 VA
93
27 Va
Stores
84
162 Va
147 a
*95
4174
*91
77a
1
Foundries
40%
*80.
82
25 Va
93
2674
*
<
*92
54 %
29'.4
v
41'4
82
*91
26%
29
14'%
16%
96
40%
100
IOC
160
97
16
*104
14%
97
38 7 a
Steel
21
161 Va
14%
*95
400
.
49
34'%
21
14%
27 %
American
*48
347*
97
7%
preferred—100
347a
*95
25
common
49
*14'/a
887..
Co
3,500
105 Va
27 Va
Snuff
197 a
15
No par
noncumulative
19'%
97
2
100
2,200
19 Va
*93
16 Va
39,300
14%
197s
104
5
preferred
:
105%
14%
44
27%
14%
105%
1
Co
43
*27%
157a
21
21
43%
28
*14 Va
20
Motors Corn—
Natural Gas Co
34%
20%
Vh
15
*48
49
34 VA
104
preferred—100
Products
34 VH
20 Va
10
common
Metal
34 Va
12.50
Co
43
*27%
10
Andes
2,800
44%
17,500
44 V*
15%
investment Co
Preferred
5 Va
45%
27%
Hardware
Preferred
19%
19 %
5%
15%
preferred
American
19%
19'%
.
44%
10
Co
43% May 31
19%
19 V*
5%
27%
Anaconda
9
197k
19%
5 Va
15%
Anaconda Wire & Cable
4
19%
*19%
■
27%
2
13
5%
*47%
H
30% Feb
19%
19 V*
5%
,
14
39% Jan
2,000
157s
131 Va Feb
13
12,700
49
Tobacco
July 11
43 %
10,800
27%
72% Jan
42% Dec
52%
130
27%
American
41% July 18
95% May
9
20%
51%
1„(J
15%
81
12
20%
53 %
49
Electronics
81 Vs Feb
207,,
131%
15%
Amphenol
90 V* Apr
60
27%
American Seating
6%
28
*58
15%
2
2
19 Va
19 V*
5%
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
6%
52%
ioi
*27 V*
27'/*
33 V* Aug
12
,
19%
19%
Amer Potash & Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—.5
7% preferred
100
7%
20
1,200
27%
60
20-'u
53%
132
4,600
40c
American
Jau
107
21
52%
1J1%
5%
58%
Inc
American News Co
American Optical Co
Anchor
90
20%
53
37
93
Foreign Power—No par
81
May
20%
131
27%
400
36%
99
36%
100
*58
24,700
48 Ti.
7
23
60
1.100
19%
98
*48%
6
Feb
28
*58
69
19%
*92
Secur—No par
European
23
•
52%
129
*27 V*
%
*93
3.200
24,100
19%
19% Mar
67
7
20%
53%
132
27%
60
*58
94
36
101
63
19%
400
47%
129%
19%
25V* Jan
Mar~19
27 "a
61
21%
367«
*99
69 Va
19%
92%
28
47%
129
19%
27% Feb
Nov
27%
20%
100
36%
33%
101
*69
69
19%
*94
47%
180%
19%
1
87%
36%
*99
68%
19%
97
*27%
47 %
129
19%
24
85
68%
19%
*93%
27 7..
27 %
47 Va
130%
29%
19%
20
25% May 23
57% Feb 19
68%
69%
27%
47
34,300
*28 V*
,
5
14
July
129%
48 V*
48%
29%
15%
23% Apr
Jun
130%
47
48
*29
44'/■
78% Jan
11% July 26
128%
3,900
13,700
28
Tel
445« July 11
27%
47%
*27%
47%
131
36:%
90 V*
15%
American
12
29%
30 %
89%
43 %
American Sumatra
21
*28
200
36%
91!
28
4
9 Vs Jan
29%
260
116
43%
2
30% Feb
43'%.
%
*112
3,300
17,800
15
American
13
90
49
58 Va
Amer Sugar Refining common
1% preferred
July 20
92
49
27%
34%
28
25
70% Jun 13
112% July 2
36
91 %
X48%
*28
27 Va
76
34V*
14%
24
Jan
37%
92 Va
36%.
70
42%
Apr
12
36%
90%
48%
46'/*
116
27%
84% Apr
179% Mar
*113
34%
43%
40
2
114
46%
76%
34 V*
14%
53 V* May 31
9% May 13
114
Va
*76
34%
28
45 Va Mar 12
170% Jan
116
19%
—10
29% July 26
165
%
45
70%
36%
,
29%
No par
30% Jun
7
46%
*111
*19 V*
1
American
American
33 % May
26
59% Mar 20
174
Feb
46
34 %
12.50
5 Va % convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
31
28f/a Feb
46
**ro
1
1
American
8 Va Mar 21
1,700
8,400
42 Va
noncumulative
4Va%
12
200
28 %
1
Corp
Amer Machine & Metals——No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd common-No par
July 31
July 31
16% Jun
23%
28 %
34%
5V*%
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
—:
100
58% July 18
23% Feb
89%
*22%
28%
46 %
76
American
4
88
13% Jan 30
28
Feb
90%
23%
*28%
34
52%
90'%
90
*23
76
130
1,300
3%
28%
45%
100
15%
*2%
23%
34%
20%
15%
3%
28
76
27 %
110
15%
28,500
*23
46 %
*58
51%
109%
23
34
63%
91
~50
50%
*108%
28%
76
American International Corp
May 27
43% July 13
140
52%
108
*14 V*
American Ice Co
102
83 '
American
0%
90%
51%
108
28
46
No par
American-Home Products
7
290
*136
23
99
American Gas & Electric Co
July 23
*245
*27%
American Hawaiian
5
15
290
140
91%
«
100
Export Lines
97% Jun
*134
1
&
14
"
*245
138
10
American
10% Feb 12
290
20
American
178% July
~
90%
v
36%
Co—
1
14 Va Jan
24 Vo Feb
77% Dec 26
American
•
26,300
*2'%
36
Tiling
American Enka Corp—
18
100
8%
<15%
99
Co
23
Feb
72%
8%
3%
10
prior preferred
3lV4Feb
95% Feb
17V* Apr
17% Jan
3
4%%
17% Apr
135
*70%
8%
*245
19%
Encaustic
103% July
71%
8%
*2%
48
300
71%
3%
128%
17%
8%
*2%
27%
,
72%
15%
*28
10,100
111
*17
8%
53%
113-%
1G%
*108%
*71%
108%
113%
16%
1,000
8%
*136
95
American Crystal Sugar com
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
16%
111
,
3
17%
15%
19 Vs
Co.
Cyanamid
30
6
*17
52%
No par
Colortype
July 16
18
16%
*108%
17%
3
72%
138
'
29% Apr
July 29
16%
111
108%
_2
com
16%
*108%
'*17
15%
93 %
Corp
Cable
16
14% Feb
16%
113
3%
53%
No par
Co
9
34
*3
25
7
26 Vs Apr
3
109%
1
preferred
American
7
160
3
15%
100
common
25
Jan
11% May
Jun
*152
20
8
49
160
52%
100
Radio
27
13
*152
par
common
93Vt Feb
Feb
160
*108%
1
preferred—
89% Jan
45
♦152
*134
91%
1,600
12,000
223
53%
90
28
*218
290
3%
400
59
58%
223
-108% .'108%
*2%
*27 %
58%
300
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
14
52%
27%
*218
8'%
»
581%
222
*240
138%
•'
*218
.
17%
*71%
874
290
136
-•-
*17
71%
8%
50
com
Co
48% July 15
27% Jan
71%
27%
58%
24%
3
*108%
17%
28%
57%
;
183
160
16%
:113
17%
*245
-
3
16%
*28
.
58%
*152
49 V*
preferred
8
July 15
*109
50
6
19
1G%
28%
220
3
93
common
Arma
convertible
5%
64% July
5
59% May 21
81% Jan 17
3
91 VH
preferred—
Jan
84
57%
*215
ICO
48%
preferred
American Cable &
7
*152
1
preferred
41% Jun
81
x27%
00%
225
15%
common
American Bank Note
Amer
21% Dec
Airlines
convertible
May
66
30%
59 Va
*220
12.50
American Bakeries Co
99% Mar 28
27% July 29
60% July 17
6,200
Corp
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Amer
Apr
31% Jan
29%
36%
Corp
Amerada Petroleum
7
69% July 17
89
2.9%
36
Ameiace
3
147% Jun
30%
15%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
9
29%
»_10
Amalgamated Leather Co
6% convertible preferred
Jan
Mar"23
30V4
30
No par
3
Jan
29%
5,300
100
_
31% Nov 19
79
10%
20
common
39
121 %
10%
100
preferred
31
4
24'A
*182 %
10%
23%
27
10
25
184
10%
23'%
Sep
Dec
7,200
*24%
23%
Dec
58
4,400;
26%
*182%
28%
24
01% Jan
3,800
31%
26%
10%
5
July
16
14%
31%
26 Tii
25%
18
28
Apr
14%
31%
26%
184%
—No par
4.08%
4
182
14%
31%
;
;io%
5
53 Va July
102
Jan
182
187
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„
Allls-Chalmers Mfg
May 16
•"*24%
1,800
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gtd—100
Inc
Mills
4%
25
300
61
10%
l
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum Co of America
39
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61
28 %
100
Paper Corp
Chemical & Dye
Allied Stores
9
26%
>
14%
5,400
10%
5.:
Allied-Albany
19
82
36% May
14
62
3,700
29 %
100
common
Allied Kid Co
14
61%
14%
31%
,
15%
10%
preferred
No par.
Ludlum Steel Corp
1
27% Feb
61%
31%
14%
47%
47%
*100% 102%
15%
15%
48
Mining—
No par
21.80
10
14
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40 V
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39%
20
92
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92
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91%
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46
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47 %
48
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47
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35
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35%
35%
35%
33%
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91
34
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29%
prior
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62•
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62
16%
30%
10%
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—
Allegheny
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
13
101 %
47%
100%
15%
Shares
30%
29
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1
5%% preferred A
—
101%
15%
47
100 %
31%
31%
26%- 26%
27
30%
30%
16%
14%
2574
30%
the Week
Aug. 2
30%
47%
47%
61%
31%
26%
*24%
2
common—
Allied
97% Jan
Mining
preferred
3
56% Jan
133% Aug 10
Aldens Inc
08% Jan
July 17
29
14
Gold
Alco Products Inc common.,
'<
7% preferred
85% Mar 27
26
Feb
143
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101
16%
62%
14%
14%
31%
31
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1
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Allen
21
82
Alaska
8
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101
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1
Corp
15% July 2
5
Jan 11
Dec
Apr
Jan
102
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-
1
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
—
30% Nov
34
114
•
47
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Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
1
Air Reduction Inc common—No
par
4.50% conv pfd 19£j1. 6erie3__100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—_:
100
19% Jan 16
25
15% Feb
49
*99%
1
„
31%
Sales far
Thursday
Aug.
1
Admiral Corp
28
July
160
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
8% May 28
2
70% July 26
5% Feb 11
3
88
155
i
Vending Corp
Aeroqulp
July 81
46
Steel Co—_
T_lo
Adams Express
Co-,--^-—1
Adams-MUlis Corp__
No par
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8
36% Feb
13Q
preferred
Wednesday
July 30
31%
Acme
11
14% Jan
2
14
conv
Tuesday
July 29
5
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
8
27% Jan
204
4&>
ABC
common
ACF Industries Inc
27% July 18
1
12
20% Jan
22% Dec 31
88% Jan
i
-
64% May 17
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRIGES
Monday
_1
Abbott Laboratories
v*6% May 27
10
.
Pgr
;
.
Abacus Fund
17
9
22% Jan
19
12
33% Jun
3
20
July 30
37% Dec 28
29 % May
4
,32% Jan
4
19
237-3 Deo
14
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
14% Jan
-67% Jam
?9VkM*y25
108
7
Jan
37% Feb
»
109% Feb
29
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
*33
34
*91%
*33
93
34
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
14
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(534)
EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Prevlou
laife for
Lowest
35 Va Jun
41% Apr
27% Jan
28
23
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
7
24
15% Feb
4
Areo
12
65% Jan
12
16% Jan
2
8
25% Feb
8
Jan
4
81
18
Jan
6
Feb
13
4% Feb
*24
*5%
35 %
18
30
7%
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
16% Feb
12
30% Mar 29
27% Apr
6% Jan
2
8% Feb 27
9
2
% Jan
31% May 31
7% July 1
•
34
14
63% Jan 22
103
10
27
65
Jan 23
35
Jan 3
110% Jan 5
73
Aug 28
25% Nov
21
33% July 25
22% Jun
Nov
30
11% Aug
3
26% Dec
17
30 V* Mar
13
9% July 22
Jan * 2
27
Jun
89
Common
6
Jan 28
May
28% Febt 12
Oct
9
Products Corp
ASR
5
-
7%.
Jun
6
Jan
11
10% Feb
6
78
Sante Fe—•
x—10
5% non-cum preferred—
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
10
28
Nov
90
9
39% Feb
41% Feb
99% Feb 20
U
79% July 26
29
9
Apr
25
Jun
27
18
67
Jun
5
Feb
1
30% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
3
Aug
13
19
5% Sep
26
34% Oct 29
7% Feb 24
37% Sep
26
49% Feb 24
43% Jan
7% July 12
48% Dec
5
15% Jan 12
8
39% Mar 13
12% Feb 25
32 % Jan
3
17
4% Dec
35% May 24
8
11% Jun
31% Dec
17
95
Nov
29
113
85
Dec
21
105
35% Feb
41% Feb
28
42% Jan
9
Jan
19
12% Oct
31
60
39
Jan
Feb
14
Feb
9
95
19% July 25
f
71% May 22
Bath
16
Apr
17% Feb 43
35% May 20
Jan 23
134% July 13
Nov 27
106% Jan 20
89% July 12
19% Jun
16% May 16
35% Feb
12
47%. July-16
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13
86% July 26
29
32% Dec 26
Jun
12
35','a July
8
13% Aug
Feb
28% Feb
14
10% Mar
6
50% Jan
89 Va Feb
6
2
25
Jun
18
48
40
1% Mar 18
14
2% Feb 24
1
33% Apr 17
30
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Feb
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19
31
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Dec
.
146
77% Aug
Dec "20
•
9
172% Feb
16% Jan
13
5
84
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11
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6
f
12
29% Jan
13
96
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39
3
17
20% May
Dec
1
Dec
17
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3
,
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Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss
14
33% Jan
2
Aug
2
61 Va Jan
2
Apr
23
25
Jan
9
1
23% Feb
12
32
Apr
1
11% July
15
3
16 Va Jan
9
3
14 '/a Feb
2
12
51% Feb
50% Apr
10
62% Jun 12
12
46
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10
87
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class
Co
22
47% Aug
57% Mar 19
48% Dec 12
3
29% Jan
3
15
Feb 28
19% Jan
1
61 Va Jan
3
36
Juiy 24
47% Jan
10
Oct
1
14% Jan
31
9% July 30
11% Jan
&
17
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10
54% May 10
35% Dec 31
Dec
41
29% Feb
9
3
May
58
28
41V* July
12
42% Jan
Jan
48
8
11
12% Dec 31
24 % Apr
6
8% Jun
10
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35% Jun
8
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16
37% Jun
14
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17
41
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18
21
47
28% Feb
92% Oct
26
100
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29
85
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30
90
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11
32 Va May 25
37
33% Feb
11
36% Jun
13
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17
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16
15% Apr 27
46
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2
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23
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23% Oct
18
26%
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23
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27
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23
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15
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8
62
6
67% July
6
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8
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8
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Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co__—
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
July 31
56% Apr
California
22
5 Va
60
a
11
July 17
47/8 July 16
33 Va Apr
Aug 22
44 Vi Jan
47!
82! a
16
42
participating preferred—_100
Callahan
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
6
13
7c't
48 Va
9 Va
%■'• 75%
*41
5"
Copper •& Zinc
i
(A M) conimoft
10
45% Jan
10% Jan
a
81%
9!*
10%
13'it
.
x,
47!
80%
9%
43
Co Inc
Butler Bros
104% Feb
38
17
■
5
Jun
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
7% Jan
11
Mar 12
6% July 31
31
101
Jan
48%
80%
76%
18
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co
29
27
48
r
16%
vi
10
7,800
47%
48
75%
*4%
1,900
47%
47%
47 Va
*1C %
7
12,100
87
47%
9%
45%
9T«
*85 Va
87
*85%
260
30 »-i
9%
30
30
30
30%
86 3 *
1,200
47-?e
80%
54;%
52%'July 10
19 "Jan
3
14% Jan
74% Jan
-
Bollard Co
Bulova Watch
36,000
V..:
3,800
t
23
:•
23
65
• Jan
24
74% Jan 25;'
2%,
24
*45! *-. 46%
83%
84%.,
%
13
1 i
—10
.,—5
Burlington Industries Inc com_.
1
4%■-.■. preferred
100
3 Va^, preferreda
100
> 4%#>. second preferred
x_100
Mar 18
11
64
-31% Jan
,,
5
11
Jan
July 19
.3
75% Dec
55
21
19
20*
-
12% Jan 20
5y* Aug
9
34 Va Nov 23
13
29% Jan
S-
85% Mar
40% Jan 23
4% Dec
2
Feb
46% Sep
Aug 15
98
11.
34% July
77% Feb
27
28% Jan 23
17
00% Jan 15
16% July
8
2
52% Jan
21 % May
12
16% Jan
-
Sep 20
72
„
61% Jan
12"% Aug 21
65
Nov 30
63
Mar
2
17% Aug
38% July 30
;
May 23
9
29
36% July 17
10
28
4
2
Jan
17 Va Feb
-
28
20% Deo
Aug
80 V* July 30
-
1
26
77
39% Aug
22
5
15
48% May 22
24
3
95% Jun
Dec
Jan
15
25
12
42% Jan
17
July 19
17% May 28
1,4
10
38% Mar 11
56% July 18
89
Feb
14
Jan
61 % July
24
9 Va
48%
*81
RR—
,
24 Va
9!*
-
9%
86%
*59%
*88
Braniff Airways Inc
2.5o
Bridgeport Brass Co common—5
4 Va % conv preferred
_50
Briggs Manufacturing Co—
—3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
,—2.50
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn , Union Gas
10
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc—
;
—
15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
—.
5
Budrt fT^e) Co common
l—
5
$5 preferred —————————.-j—No par
Buffalo Forge Co
1
2
,
Maine
Common
5% preferred
3
41% Oct
l
24 Va
47%:
57 Va
45%
Brass Corp
Co—
2,100
87
83%
5
100
Edison
7o
76
30%
60%
_15
Boston
53% Jan 24
2
7u
76
'
16%,
4
Boston
*
95%
,
46%
A
(The)—
Co
95%
30%
12 %
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
Borden
July 18
78
Ami
94%
95-4
95%
.
33%
5
,—No patClass B
No par
Eond Stores Inc
—1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1.25
Bon
Mar 11
,
x
32%
24 %
„
*41%
4
x_10
—1
2.50
—5
^
32 Vs
24%
9! t
•
com_5
10!)
Co
Bohn Aluminum &
•
38% Feb 25
5
98% Feb
11
(E W)
.'Boeing Airplane
1.7% May 27
12
9% Jan
Jan
,
6
Jan
64
27
38% Jan
7
12% Mar 16
17
26
9% Dec 26
Apr
75
32%
9%
91%
21';«
100
preferred!
3214
34%
40
Corp
Bigelow-Sanford. Carpet (Del;
4*4% pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co—1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
11
11
29% Apr
23% Nov 21
79
15% Jan
7°/o,
:V
34% May
45% July 25
21% Dec 20
> 64
2
15
24
Jan
155
20
Ffeb
36
14% Dec
1
Jun
25
28% Nov 29
Mar
7
46% Jkn
35
Feb
'
32% May 11
12
54% Jan;
50% July 16
2
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
25% Nov 20
5
12
11
(0% iviar
46% July 17
•28% Jan 23
4
5
65% Dec 12
-32% Feb 10
'
49% July
15
12% A tig
8
Dec
71
July 15
32%
Feb 27
136
7
13 Vs Jun
«•
-
32%
24%
—
28
7 %
757-*
91%
*85%
100
;
7%
75%
34%
16%
_5
—1
5'1 cum preferred
—50
Benguet Consolidated Inc.—-1 peso
j Best & Co Inc-*
—>
,
1
v Best
Foods Inc_
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co—
;
1
Bethlehem Steel
(Del; com
8
Bendix Aviation
9
•; May
1% Jan
preferred
7%
75%
92;f,
*94 %
10
common
7%
94%
34%
J120
Beneucial Finance Co
May 14
21
4%%
■
66% May 17
iV-%.«iun
Howell Co
<fc
7%
95
"17%
2,300
297,;
7%
32%
13%
33 :fa
1
Bell
30%,
30
3512
29%
4*
13%
*16 Va
1
2
10
53% Aug
64% Dec 27
8
Corp
Savers
Bell Aircraft Corp
;
Jan
85
Jan 30
.—
>
7 %'
13%
60!.1
1
50
—10
Belding-Heminway
1
36 Va Mar 15
50% Dec 31
101
Nov 27
Creek RR
Beech-Nut Life
;
2
24% Jan 31
21
16% Jun
3
Jan
27
8
48% Jun
27% Feb
14
Nov 28
85
■<
4
9
30
10
Shoe
Beech
Apr 22
42
39% Apr
47% Jan
Sep 17
26ya Aug
G
39
20
24
31% Jan
21
21% Jun
12,800
83!.»
2.50
Beech Aircraft Corp—
2,400
18%
30
46.
Instruments Inc—.
1
(AS) 4%% pfd_.—100
Beckman
>Beck
•
35%
1812
30
40%-. 41
12%,
5
4%
18%
4 V,
*41
*4%
5
9,300
35%
*16
82
*25
18%
59!*
100
—
700
26
4
35
40%
55%
prior preferred—100
conv
400
5
26
32%
45%
—
preferred
10
27
86
25%
*34
86
4O
18%
9%
10%
17%
34%
7%
*81
Corp
Beaunit Mills Inc
8
Dec 31
9
91% Aug
8
10
Apr' 5
20% Jan 11
37% Jan
>
31
3 %fo
4%%
May 20
102
43% Dec 2a
13
Dec
136
Works
Iron
86
a
86
35%
92
—Y
lu
Bayuk Cigars Inc—
x__No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
18
151
25%
5
34! 4
——50
preferred
Basic Products Corp
% 'io
11
16
Corp
1574
26%
18
13 Va
10
Corp common—5
Brothers
4
Feb
94
80
Barker
8
Jar.
44
116
17% Sep
3
14% July
31% Mar 14
120
Feb 19
25% Jan 23
Oil
15% Jun
o4'/4
6
19% Jan
Baroer
15%
26%
*24%
4%
9
iBaldvvin-Lima-Hamilton Corp—-13
Baltimore Gas <fe Elec Co
No par
4%% preferred series B
100
4 r/o preferred series C
—
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% ncncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR—1
1
(The;
Co
15%
26%
*84
43
■
15,200
15%
15%
39%,
—_1
Inc
Wilcox
&
July 23
89
13
71% Feb
12% Jan 22
39
Feb 21
67% Nov 26
16% Aug 21
57% Jan
5
Apr
.
May 16
2
63
58% Mar 13
16% Mar 22
May 28
11
41% Feb
44
Feb 28
58% July 25
No par
56%
55%
2,200
20.300
26%
80%
76
7%
*45%
3
(The) common
(B T)
Babcock
8
Mar
common
preferred
conv
Babbitt
4
35% Feb 15
July 22
80
$2.25
,
11
Jan 16
15
Nichols
Mfg Corp
Avco
46% Jan
102
12
JUn
May 15
5
48% July 3
7% July
90% July 26
Apr
44
6
43
7
2
*16
75%
*10%
*17 %
34%
56%
55 %
56
56%
47
81%
9%
16%
914
31%
a
35%
*85
49%
49%
80
100
1
20
—20
No par
Conv prior pref
($1.20'—No pai
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
18% Mar 22
5% Jan
—,
Powder Co—,
Austin
Mar 29
38
3% Feb
19
53
May 10
68% Jan 27
67% Oct 24
82% Jun 14
16
Sep 12
13
68 % Dec
17
'
common—
preferred
5%
Atlas
.Jan
14
Sep
8
Corp
*>4
14
Jan
10
16% Jan
22% Jun
9
Atlas
79% July 16
,
preferred
$3.75 series B
11% Jan 24
16
1
11% Jan
9
17% Feb 27
18% Jun
-91
13
Atlantic Refining common—
25
x47%
48%
No par
10
RR
Atlantic Coast Line
6
Jan
94
31-
29%
87
*85%
preferred——.———100
4%
f
Id
j
57% Jun
1
10% May 23
8% Nov 29
15% Dec 27
61% Feb
i/0%
12
Jan 23
8
47% Aug 14
63% May
43% Jan 27
5
35% Jan
83 % Nov
95
85% July 26
27
Feb
101
7
30% Jun
31
9 Tn
24% ', 25
9%
9%
29%
29%
—
31%
31%
31 %
24%
Atchison Topeka &
Common
35%
75%
77%
75%
10
35%
95
95%
95%
100
Associates Investment Co
35*7
%«
32%
32%
32%
1
—
1st preferred
5.25%
,
;
,
35%'
18
30
7%
30',i,
1.200
36
*35%
35 %.
V 35
' • 18
35%
18%
Shares
•i
Aug.
Aug. I
July 31
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
31
56%
15%
26%
86
25%
5%
31
56%
15%
26%
*84
*24%
5%
57%
15%
26%
85
25%
5%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
97
16
6
19% May
Mar 29
4
6
Inc
—-2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Industries
Arvin
36% July 19
27% Oct
29%. Feb
5
1
Corp
Arnold
7
3
20
Constable
5
6% Jun
12
28% Jan
32% Jun
14
8 !« Jan
4% Dec
commons
preferred—
$3.75
31%
"83%
Armour
Feb 18
92
28
Jun
31% Mar 15
22
24
5
26% Jun 11
15% Jan 11
18 Vt May
30
30%
56%
15%
26%
No par
Armstrong Cork Co
36
28% Mar 27
35%
5
10
5
.-1
Armco
13% Feb
May
35%
_—No par
Oil Corp
Steel Corp——~—
& Co of Illinois
Jan
51 % Feb
37% Mar 27
102% Mar 2
5
Dec
For
Archer-Daniels-Midland
39% Apr 25
9
14
2
39 % Apr
26% Nov 29
82
35 % July
9
5
Monday
July 39
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Jan.1
Bawgft Since
Year 1956
Sales for
HIGH SALE FR ICES
Thursday
AND
LOW
Tuesday
July 3d
36
36
STOCKS
«
34%
50%
50 %
52 !'a,
.
*267s
27
33%
*50%
.
-
.
(
.
27%
27%
28%
33%
34%
34%
34%
50.%" -
*50%.
50%
...
50%
34%
34
,
50!'*
%
.
50!*
*27
33 7
b
'*50%
34
51
3,700
600
Volume 186
Number 5661 ...The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
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(535)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Frevioua
J
Year 1956
Lowest
23% Dec
12
31% Jan
1
oo-)4 rob
12
51 % Jun
22
12
27% Apr
2
22% Jan
2
0512 Dec
31
50% Feb
12
22 % Nov
29
40% Fob
29
49% Nov 20
62% May 16
Nov
9
19
24 lb Aug 16
18% Jan
July 17
-40'
9
14
13% Nov
95%
11
23
102
104
July" 18
Jan
2lib Jan
3
Nov
21
119
Feb
27
21
75
Jan
13
34
Feb
14
17% Dec
3
17
47% May
20
11
Jan
31% Feb
25
38% Jan
16
July 30
12% Mar 16
28
57% Apr
13
37,% Apr
•81 % Feb
9
8G% Jun
12
71
15% Oct
16
17 la Mar 22
15
51% Jan
16
61
27
13
8
19% Nov 28
16% Apr
7% July
7% Dec
31
1*4% Mar
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
7
14
Aug 17
45% Dec 26
41b Jan
8
1
11
*2
1
11% Jan
Central
3% Jan
11
9
19
38
•94
Dec
21
H>8
Feb
7
86 lb Jun
24
22% Oct
1
27% Apr
5
25% Feb
12
99% Jan 29
31% May 2
»
i
•53% Jan
-3
96% Jan
69 % Nov
20
20% Oct *
32% July 30
8% July 18
7
21
24 % Jan
99
16
28% Feb
17
28
50
19% Jun
35% Dec
Apr
6
31
41% Jan
36
Jan
3
16
Feb
4
56
31% Feb
1
22% Feb
4
12y4 Nov
5
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
1
60
1
87
3
Jun
Dec
40
39% Dec 20
54
*
Jan
23
12% Jan 30
102
,30
Nov
2
Jan
.
104 % Jan
9
Nov
93
109
46% May 24
Oct 16
89% Nov 30
103
43% Jun
60% Mar 26
39% Dec
19
45
GO
Jan
39
111
8
Nov
Jan
23
341
100
Nov
15
125
98% Dec
20
15% Jan 18
May
103
Feu
131% Mar
Jan
83
13
2
104
Jun
6
May
60% Feb
Jan
Apr
2
17
5
80 j
A
47
5.0% July 30
51% Mar 12
45% July 31
50% Feb
28
39 % Jan
18
66 % Apr
50% Apr
25
55
Jan
11
59
Mar
50% Feb
8
57
Apr
2nd
5
lb %
Fuel
Co
25
20% Jun
14
74% July 12
Apr
1
27% Jun 25
78% Jan
11
48% Jan
4
Feb
43
21% Mar 20
lo 72 May
44% mar 19
36
18
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•
&
Iron
&
Southern
Columbia Pictures
$4.25 preferred
Carbon
7
•
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Commonwealth
104
"
Feb
1
4.64%
14
10% Apr 22
6% Jan 17
cumulative
Comptometer
Cohde
Nast
10
19
Sep 28
43% Dec
18
92
19
■93
Dec
Dec
38
82% Dec
31
88
Dec
19
41% Jun -25
97% July
% May
28 % May
1
99
Dec
39% Feb
83
31
10
Dec 27
111 % Dec
12
*4o%Jan
27
13,300
32%
33%
13,800
8%
8%
8%
3,000
*7%
*
"100
%
63%
105
63%
*101
63%
63%
105
101
101
*100
100
*20%
21
2,900
*28%
30
40%
21
21
20%
21
20%
21
40
"28%
30
"28%
30
*28%
30
*28%
30
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40%
41%
"40%
37 %
41
20%
;
1,300
103
"20%
.
8
41%
41%
40%
401b
42
36%
*36%
37
19%
19 %
37%
19%
36%
19%
36%
36%
19%
19%
19%
19%
60
60
19%
19%
59%
59%
7,800
59%
60
60
60%
60
31%
32%
60lb
30%
31%
31 la
2,200
31%
31
31%
31%
37
37
100
39%
100
39%
39%
40
26%
26%
26%
.- 27
par
36
36%
35
"17
a
%
31%
,
39%
40
38%
39%
38%
27%
26%
27
26%
35%
34%
35%
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35
18%
8,800
27%
35%
400
39
26%
35%
2,900
18%
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*16%
18%
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18%
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54
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54
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54
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56
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55
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55
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76%
78%
9,500
18%
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3,700
14,800
76%
*.
77%
79
25%
26
76 Tb
78
25%
25%
77%
60
78%
86,800
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Edison
1
Jan
26
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"43%
37%
64%
25%
3,800
85%
*85
85%
37%
37
37%
36%
37
2,700
42%
37%
43%
43%
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43%
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66%
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105
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39
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132
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105
46%
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77%
lb
1,400
31%
17,800
46
46
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
45%
45%
*45
45 lb
45
*42 lb
*55
56
551b
55%
100
pfd
"52
54%
"52
54%
54%
54% V
45 lb
45 lb
45
*
31 %
30%
"42%
2,200
14%
31%
56
10
400
105%
14%
31 lb
46
5,500
:
15
No par
45
90%
77%
"14 Tb
lb
37
131
46%
15%
*45
105
50
77%
15
*42%
90%
190
46%
15 lb
*55
36%
4,900
96%
46%
15%
100
74%
*128
38
65
77
15%
100
*62
80
*800
77
15 lb
pfd
*78%
'
*800
47
78%
'■11
80
741b
38 %
131
*800
....
46%
74
*128
1051b
*800
*800
lo
74%
39 »/..
128
98 %
*95
,_No par
72%
38%
128
*78%
*42%
11,300
4C
300
*42%
45
"54
55
30
54%
*53
45
55
55
*52
54%
30
!
30%
31%.
30 %
31
30%
31%
3014
30%
30
31
30
30%
30%
30%
30 lb
30%
30
30%
9,800
17%
17%
17Tb
17
lb
17%
17 lb
17%
38,700
19%
19 lb
19%
19%
19%
"73%
74%
*73%
74 lb
45%
46 Tb
45'/a
46 y4
No par
17%
17%
17%
5
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
par
*73%
45 %
"73%
74-/2
"73 Va
'it
45%
45%
45%
4b
74%
45%
/a
30 Tb
30%
22,900
'
3,700
3,800
28%
28
28 lb
28
28%
27%
28%
28%
28 lb
3,000
—1
28%
28%
27%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
9,500
46%
47%
46%
48%
47%
48 lb
49
48%
48%
Inc
28%
16%
,17
16%
16%
16%
16%
47%
16%
16 Tb
16%
16%
7,400
25
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%'
39%
39%
39%
39%
17,700
100
com
94%
95
94
94
93%
94
94
94
94
94
8
8
8
8
8 lb
5%
5%
5%
5 lb
5
8
5%
12%
12%
34%
5%
12%
10
12
34%
1
Corp—5
No par
com
42%
97 %
48%
13
43
98%
49%
31
13
.
12%
12%
12 lb
*7%
5
8.200.
1,100
8 lb
7 Tb
7%
2,800
5
5
5
3,300
12%
12%
12
11%
12
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
12
9,500
34%
35
35
35 %
34Tb
35%
35 lb
35%
2,500
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 lb
12%
12%
42%
42%
42
Tb
43
42%
43
42%
43
97%
98
97%
98
98
98%
98
98'4
2,600
3,700
15,700
3,000
48%
48%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 y8
49%
3,400
32
30%
31
30 Tb
31
30 y2
31
30
lb
30%
2,800
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14Tb
1,700
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
,15%
15%
1514
700
Consolidated
Laundries
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
14
Consolidated
Natural
23
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
Electrodynamics Corp——50c
Industries—
—1
Foods
Corp
5
10
Gas
pfd—
,
43%
44 Vn
43%
43%
44
44 lb
43%
43
*39
2%
100
40%
2%
39
39
37
38%
34
35
Tb
700
43%
44
6,700
*34%
36
700
1% May 15
44% Aug
3
Jun J 4
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
6,700
49% Jan
14
Consumers Power Co com—No par
45
45 %
44%
451b
44%
45%
44%
45
44
y2
44%
8,100
101% Jan
22
\
91
92
91
91 %
90 lb
91%
91
91 %
90%
91%
620
90% Jun 21
101 % Jan
22
92%
92 lb
310
83
3% Jan
1
95 % Mar 27
17%Jun * 7
20% Apr * 9
July
tConsolidated
17
$4.50
Retail Stores
preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp
85
95
Jab 11
36% Jan 18
Jun 24
29% Jan 5 2
July 24
94
Apr 24
33% May 3
105
Mar 29
,JanM
3
42% Feb 11
-48
5
80% July 19
108% Jan 18
118
5
For footnotes
see .page 24.
92 % Feb
15
Marl2
Common
—
—.
—
92%
*83
*
2Tb
92%
*92%
93%
92%
92 y2
*92%
93%
84%
*83
84%
83
83
*81
83
*
2%
*81
50
83
—
Continental' Can
$3-.75 preferred
2nd
Inc
common
common
—
preferred
5
10
No par
ino
xiaib
18Tb
89
*86
89
18%
18%
18
18%
"■
18%
88
100
No par
19
18%
18%
5
~
4%% preferred
conv
1
of America—
—
Continental -Baking Co
$5.50 preferred —
$4.50
Inc
—No par
—No par
—No par
88
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
30%
95%
96 lb
96
97
95%
95%
96%
96%
*96 y2
97
45%
80%
111
4G
81%
111
•86
45%
>80%
111%
-
46
46
46%
81%
80%
8i y2
111%
111%
111%
*86
46
*80%
*111
89
46 Tb
82
112%
*86
46
15,000
20
89
•
46%
i
i
J
800
1,300
14%
15
!
•
93%
80
*
•
ri
-
,
19
:
207
*78%
«
Corp——1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
—1
Consol
19
14
Mar 28
49% Jun
'58
%
16%
No par
Consol Electronics
-
65
"38%
Corp
N Y
Consolidated
17
42'/a
No par
of
16% Jan
Apr
25%
"85
38%
preferred
54% Jun
-15% May 29
39% Feb 12
Aug'
$5
37%
15
;
35% Jan 23
>16
'35
Consol
3
23
26
85
v
5
100
Inc
Congoleum-Naim
1
13
Jun
25%
85
37%
89
Sep 18
56% Aug
102% Mar
117% Nov
9,900
—
Cone Mills Corp
7
6
21
104
Jan
107
14% Feb
106% Jan 20
-,t28% Nov E8
■v.
64
63
26%
32%
Tb
1
103% Jan
23
63Tb
64%
105%
27%
8
4
Jaft
109% Feb
18% Dec 28
-
600
63%
64 %
"101
x26
26%
32%
3
*51% Mar 13
112
26
26
50
Coppermines
Jan
26
Co—No par
consolidated
1 %
26
preferred
10
34% Jan
*25%
Corp
Publishing
18
23
26
gtd
Co
11% July 17
17
15
-
26
26
230
1
Edison
Cigar
21% Apr .18
43% July 25
*•44
Nov 26
14% Jan
9
26
Solvents
42% Mar
Consolidated
Dec .28
8
Co
8
15
*7%
1
69
.——10
Combustion
527*4 May 14
19*/2 Jan 11
14
42
,
8
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elee—5
Jan
36.% Mar 12
18% May 9
7%
Co
14% Jan
1
8
—No
Columbian
39% Jan
31
8
common
11% Aug
1
34% July 22
15% Dec
8
Inc
12% Jun 21
26% Oct
9
2.50
4
110% July 17
33%
9
—„
15
Nov 29
27%
33
9
—
Gas System
12
100
26%
33 %
8%
—
Columbia
Jan
23% Mar 19
49% Mar 22
27%
32%
9%
89
Broadcasting System-
A
22% Jan
14
26%
33%
Ry com
42% Nov
Dec
27%
33%
com
26
44
26%
1
91
—No par
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
Dec
1
_1.25
No par
34% May 17
27
92% July 22
7% Aug
2
4% Apr ■ 8
Class
31 % Mar 18
; 27
Feb 12
46% Jan 16
16% Nov 21
15
*89
—No par
2nd
17
3b f-4 Dec
,
37
90
preferred series B_.______5o
Colorado
8
9
1
k
38
90'
com
noncumulative
26% Jan
6
16,100
36%
No par
4'/c
Jan
8% Mar 16
2,800
32
89%
1
23
18
10% Jan
37%
32
37
stock—50
1st
13
101 % Dec
*36%
:
36%
com
noncumulative
16% Feb
3
37%
*32%
89%
No par
4%
17% Aug 16
29
500
—
6
Coh'mbia
Dec
3,400
2,700
31%
37%
Internai'l Corp
(The)
Colorado
36% May 15
4% Nov 23
13% Dec 31
400
59%
—8.50
Co
35% May 15
8
9,600
39%
89%
—
2
21
20
39
39
8%
59%
preferred-10j
33% Jan
29% Jan 21
Nov
200
38%
40
8%
6,400
60%
No par
16% May 31
29 % Jan
100
8
*59%
preferred—100
15
11
19
13
18%
"7%
59 Tb
18%
2d
19
Jan
39%
18%
8
59%
"96%
Feb
34% Dec
54
38%
18
8%
5
Feo
34% Dec
36% Mar 22
31% Dec 18
39%
18
*7%
2%
—100
i.j%
28
'
39
7%
—5
27
28
1
39%
800
31%
No par
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Ailiman Corp
22% Jun
25
2,100
8%
& Co com—No par
:
100
Colgate-Palmolive
17
22% Jun
24% Sep
44% Oct
10
29%
29
31%
2%
.
Coca-Cola
17
M*
9
"
93%
29 Va
29
8%
—
Coca-Cola
8
10
3
"91%
29
29%
2%
Co_.
cumulative
35% Dec
12
93%
28 Tb
29
36%
Molybdenum
Cluett Peabody
July 15
Apr
1,000
32%
31%
No par
convertible
Equipment
4 %
Apr
58
3,000
48%
8%
C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5
49
84% Jan
15%
48%
*2%
—
Mar
83
20
15%
48%
89%
—
106
114% May
27% May 28
"
*
preferred
27
Aug 23
93%
15%
48%
>*91%
31%
Oil
preferred
7%
26
44% Nov
200
-15%
18%
39%
?
y
4,800
2,800
81
29%
7%
40
">
11
52
2%
25
8
Feb
28% Nov 23
39%
10%
51%
"78
30
•
*18
81
2%
Cab
Cotton
Jan
Jun
3
29
■'
11
51
2%
com
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
12
i« Mar
41
78
15%
48%
8
39%
10%
51
*78
81
59%
31
com—No par
Climax
43
73
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
11
52%
3,900
2%
pfd—
Western
139
9
16
1,000
*91%--
'39%
8%
20%
*29%
>18%
9
20
2,000
32%
59%
j
50
76% Jun
12
27
5
59% Feb
39%
40%
20Tb
15%
28%
'>
*20
48%
>30%
*7%
100
20%
51%
48
*17%
8
17%
32%
33
66
2sb
—
Special guaranteed' 4%
Clevite Corporation
94% Mar
9
Ry
noncum
25% July 19
li
62% Jan
3
17%
5%; noncumulative preferred—100
6
23 % Jan
30
17%
*17
*78
'15%
30
17%
20%
81
28%
*
"17
66
60%
,
:
3
19
27
40
33
17%
65%
No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium
14
21
Nov
31
33%
65%
2%
Paul & Pac
North
4f/4%
C C
25
Jan
71% Feb
90% Aug .,2
9a
Jan
Dec
Dec
32%
92%, >92%
29%
14,000
65%
*59 %
Copper Co———:
Clark
2
Nov~29
36 % Dec
48
92 %
39%
~
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
;
•'; May 16
13% Nov
54
15%
48%
15%
111
65%
10%
15%
28Tb
93
15%
*108%
52%
80
lo%
110
2,200
11,100
,_~I "1
5
4
40%
50
52%
54
79
*30%
*92
16
111
"17
51%
10
93
23,400
5%
88
15%
,17
*79
*917/8
18
87
a!T08%
11
%
93
87%
16
20%
11
8%
City Investing Qo common
5%% preferred—
2
75
11
&
4%
17
Jun
>
40% May
36% July 31
123 % Jun
800
Dec
20%
11
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co—.—10
C I T'Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Oo_
10
43% May 20
% Jun 21
66
id
5
St
Common
4
67% July
175
36% Feb 15
3
Jan
17
1
Chrysler Corp
18% May 31
3
July 9
July 22
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
5
47
12
38
24% Jan
20
Feb
10
Jan
127% Sep
71
92
-
17%
20 lb
87
1,000
105
5%
111
34%
420
23%
17%
105
5%
15%
65%
11
18
106
5%
"108%
33%
1
preferred
Chickasha
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
52% Mar 26
175
May 16
80
Jan 22
6
"91%
15%
111
65%
*7%
Manufacturing
series A
Chile
30
28
50% Jan
102
15
26 '
*93
15%
"108%
33 la
39%
17%
*23%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
20% Apr
9
96% Apr 12
26
"91%
16
11,100
\I
i0
Chicago Yellow
July 24
46% Jun
13
93
■
23%
"104
87%
65%
_5
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
11
7
Jan
86%
33 %.
N0 par
—
Milw
5%
9
.Jan
82 %
1
Dec
Jun
64
17% Mar
'34% Jan
97% Dec
18
.
"104
87%
111
48%
^O
5%
65
—_9.5o
18 t
106
5%
15% ^
"17
52%
40
23%
23%
17%
5%
5
Co
23%
5%
"91%
"1081a
"911/4
Corp
23 %
105%
52
40%
42
8514
50
12% Jan
93% Jan
.70
31
57c
Mar 26
•38% Feb 27
75% July 18
19G
May 28
185
Sugar
"40
*18
"104
52%
40
40 %
190
53 %
40 %
1,300
97
52%
"51%
5%
19%
Corp
27
;
3
Jan
West
54
.
85 %
100
„
Great Western
Chic
14
3
23% Jan
20
Chic
7
58
,42% Jun 29
•'17% Dec 27
Mar 15
35% July 25
39% Feb 12
18
5%
85
eom_~No~par,
22
83% Jun
73% July 17
20% Mar 20
42
1
10
2
25% Jun 21
102% Apr
4
55 % July 10
47% Jan
6
40
"39
"51%
*96
—No par
Class A
July 25
*
29% July 10
3
3
•-
11
61 la Jan
53
July 25
64% Jan 28
*
24% Oct 25 "
87
"37% Jan
Jan
40
42
104%
31% Jun
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
42
%0
-
20% July 25
25
10% Jan
54
"40
1041a
13% Jan
Feb
24% Apr
33% Feb
4,700
17%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
30
5
71
"231%
173/4 .lor,
1
43% Mar
71
53
17%
12
46% Feb
72
71%
52 %
23V4
Chic
19
3,000
%
34% Apr 29
43 % Apr 29
29% May 10
20
24%
70%
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 % %
convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
9
42
12
35% Dec
23%
52 %
%
5
$4.30 preferred —2.
30% Mar 11
Mar 19
27% Nov
23%
71
Chemway Corp
9
23% Jan
11
71% Jan
21% Nov 21
...
69%-Jan
2
26% Jan
23%
70%
51%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
4
110% Jan
31% Mar 15
16% Nov 29
24
17%
Co
Checker Cab
18
31% Jan
10
55% May 28
23%
69%
H20
■Common
'
24
9% Feb
A
27
11
10% Mar 28
24
31% Apr 27
36 % Dec
Jun
Jan
49% Jan
26
25% May 10
59% Feb 12
109% Nov 21
9
Jun
24
23
_
Belt
23%
53%
7
Certain-Teed Products
Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain
97
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
32% Feb
12% May 4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
South
Pasco
27%
97
___i
—.
Violeta
de
27%
96%
70
Illinois Public Service—
of N J;
&
28
96%
51
Central RR Co
Central
2
69% Jan
23 %
"27%
69%
100
preferred
Central
10
43% Jan
9
45% Dec 12
28
27%
97
100
Cerro
Aug
3
27Tb
27%
"95%
12.50
Century Industries Co_"
45
Jan
96%
23 %
common—_io
8
1
7
5,000
9G
*50%
::
8
Oct
6% Nov 28
29% Nov 29
14,000
45%
%
50
9% Jan
59% Jan
34
31% May 24
21%
44%
par
■!'i
;i
21%
45%
Aguirre Sugar Co
4% %
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
8% Aug
1
29% July 3
2% May 28
57% Mar 13
3
75% May
56% Apr
100 % Jan
3
38 % Aug
"
22%
45%
D
;
100
Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Light com___No
36
'3
1
21%
46
Central
31% May 14
Feb
Jan
19
Oct
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
9
*
7
28
Nov
1
22%
46
;
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia
Ry
5%-preferred series
July 29
-July 29
34%
32
-
54
16% Jun
20
July 24
43
Aug
9
41% July 27
21%
46
,_io
preferred
Central
80
8
July 10
May 2
21%
45%
Central
4818 July 25
35
33
i
16
88% Jun
27% Jun
113
28
Jan
Shares
21
47%
preferred-
preferred
13% May 22
3
Aug 14
31
23
13
23
5%
the Week
Aug. 2
21%
_i
,.
Friday
28
*
28
Feb
98% Dec
27% Jan
Sep
27% Feb
18% Feb
19% Mar 20
8% Jan
July 22
Aug. 1
27%
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No
par
7 Vo 2nd preferred
100
4%% cpnv preferred series A_100
Celotex Corp common
11
17
2nd
4.20%
8
28
10
6%%
Sale* for
Thursday
50
Caterpillar Tractor
PRICES
46
preferred
7% -preferred
SALE
July 31
"5
._
Carriers & General
Corp
Case (J I) Co common
8
70
8% Dec
13% Jun
17% Jan
109
(The) Coj
(Philip)
%%
HIGH
Wednesday
21
4%%t preferred (wil
99% May 9
100% Mar 13
20
14
Nov
4
Tuesday
July 30
July 29
i
Corp common
When issued
110% Jan 14
5% Mar 6
24
Inc
Carrier
26
Feb
Feb
43
11
64 % Jun
22
21 % Nov
6
Apr
Par
Mig CoL
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power. &
Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
23% July 17
18% Jun 19
27
104
3
Jun
47
84% July 26
91% July 16
14% Feb 12
5
64% Dec
Jun
Carey
Mar 21
6a v* Jan
Airlines
Carborundum
74% July 16
Mar 28
101
13
25% Mar
13
5% Jan
55% Jan 23
lOo
July 30
20% Feb
5
119% Jan
21
Feh
51% July 29
533/2 Jan 26
20% Jan
11% May 28
Capital
32% May 22
94
121
Dec
4
9
29
30
94
26% Jan
Mar
14
Nov
Dec
18
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
lb Mar 20
Nov
100
Highest
18% Apr
45 % Aug 17
22
101
43
Lowest
-
4lib Feb
23
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
»
4,700
120
14,000
*8C%
80 lb
180
112%
112%
700
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
16
..
Monday, August 5, 1957
.
(536)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previous
Range for
Steel—
Industries common :
———-2
b'/o
convertible preferred
.—25
Juiy 30
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Friday
Continental Copper &
12% Feb
14
16% Oct
22
12
Jun
10
15% Jan
7
22% Feb
15
28 Va Oct
19
22
Feb
12
26% Jan
7
Sep
20
58% Apr
45
Jan
2
54'% May
3
5% Dec
0
9% Jan
9
11
6
43
Continental Insurance
12%
*23%
43%
7%
6:%
41%
Dec
20
70
24% Jan
23
33'/a Dec
14
28 % Feb
11
40% July 11
49 Va Apr
26
52
Jan
31
54 % July 25
66
Dec
13
49% May 21
59% Feb 15
79% July 11
40% Mar 12
20% Aug
2
27 V2 Jan
Cornell
67'/a Apr
57 % Feb
13
45% Nov 15
1
34% Jun
2
Jun
70% Jun
19
12
43% July 25
29
41
54% Jan 31
6
Dec
23
60% Nov
29
9
May xb
43Va Jan
8
5
Dec
26
99
Jan
19
81
94 V2 Jun
5
99
Jan
25
84 %
27% Jan
20
2b
Feb
152% Dec
180% Mar
7
30
Oct
20
32% Feb 24
2% Dec
May 29
3
5
4 %
22
3
28% Jan
2
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
19
10
11% Dec
11
18% Feb 28
Dec
36% Apr
30% Jan
22
14% Dec
*
35% Feb
23
23% Jun
a
49% Apr
a
88
104
27
29% Jun
Jun
10
30% Apr 25
23% Jtdy 25
25% Dec 20
21% Apr
84% Aug 20
Dec 26
65
7% Nov
10
28
40
3
10'A Jan
31% Dec
6% Jan
13;
9% Sep
3
52% Oct
Feb
9
30
49% NOV 28'
Dec
79
05
1
50% Not 23
90'
Feb 24 :
18:'
13
;
61
66% Mai
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
18
6% Feb
4% July 16
Dec 27
12% Jan
25
3
29% Jan
.2
4 3'A Feb
13
30% Dec
May 16
Dana
27
5'
0% May 21.
.12%
.
8
Jao
17% Mar 19
Corp
14%
15%
■
•
13% Apr
3
47
Aug
1
49% a*-
Corp
-
15
.
—
50
Nov
10
19
86
Jan
4
75% Mav 71
86
Mai
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
6
74
July 26
86
Feb 27
Preferred
3.7,3CO
series B
100
Jun 18
88
81
75
.1
89
Fab
29
Sep 29
18
26% Oct
8
27% Dec
5
20% Api
13% Jan
3
35% Feb
8
12% Dec
16% Mar 12
34% Jan
20% Jun
2
3
10% July 22
32% May
«
27% Feb
U
0
26 Va Jun
18
31% Feu
31% May 18
26% Feb
13
18% Sep
10
25% Apr 27
16
Jun
20
28% Apr
25% Jan
25
7
36% Jun
8
38% Jan
33% Jun
25
51% May 15
18
26% Am
38% Feb
May" 14
48
23
25
11
37% Jan
38% Deo
14
Nov
7
79
Jan
20
r\ '
-14% Feb
9
24% Dee
18
26% Feb
9
43% Dec
12
37
20
35
32
Dec
40
Apr
11
43% Jan
31
60% Aug 13
31% Nov
23
44% Apr
•31% Nov 27
35% Jan
17% Jun
13% Jan
3
9
39% Mar
56% Dec
10
39JA Apr
26
Dec
13
7
72 Va May 28
18% Dec
E7
Jan
24"A May
23
Apr
95% Sep 14
23% Dec 21
3
44% Nov 20
21% Feb
3
17 V4 Jan
14
12% May 23
,10% Jun
6% Oct
1
11% Jan
:
>.
17
12
12
7VaMar
1
176yaMar
1
14
29
17
13
15
Jan
2
33
Jan
237
Apr ,5
12lVaF,eb: 0
99V2Jan
20
3
,
38"% July 12
39
Dec
28
50
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
43
Dec
18
46
Dec
6
44% Dec
19
47
,
Feb
99
37
0
Jun
Jun
Mar 27
,89V2 Feb
1
37lA Apr
24
25
43% Jan
July 16
110
78V4July24
34
27
206
-
Jun 27
Jan
45
2
>
25
49yaJan 29
3.,
52J/aJan
18
54
Feb
29
42
July
3
50
52% Jan
12
40
July
July
2
49
.
,
Jan
Nov
14
K
36% Feb
17
48% Deo
»
43 y. Feb
14
57% Aug
§
26 Va NOV
28
37% Apr
19
29 y« Jan
23
54% Deo
17
41% Feb
13
75% Jan
23
100% July 17
81% Feb
13
115
Jun
18
170
14
158 V» Feb
28
64 V, Jan
14
Feb
24
11
54
41
1
14% July 16
'
.
48%
.
...
50%
32%,
30%
24%
14
29%
12%
12%
45
40%
*30
•
.>'.24%
,-..13%
.
A
->
.
-
12%
45%
*29%< 29% r ;$> 700
14%
4,000
15% '15%
13,800
V . 28% 28%.
1.200
52
52%
15,500
89% 91
1
* 260
31% 31%
14,400
26% 20%
38C
1 22% 22%
2,900
7%,
8
8,000
*58
59%
200
*7%
7%.
400
^
*31% 32%
' 400
11% 11%
7,900
"'■•*57
57%
100
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100
40% 40% •21,100
—
40% 4OV2 t
(
500
•
50
50
2,500
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58%
%
58
80'A
*80%
10%
■
10%
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47
20
5.300
200
100
12%
10,800
45%
45 y*
*
538
•
*12%
12%
7,300
--
83
10%
4o%
-1,000
45 y2
60
73
*77%
78
*73
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75%
*7.3
75%
78%
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78 V2
23%
27%
21%
19
.28%
*27%
22
19%
27%
27%
16%
47%
23%
48
40%
16%
47
23%
47%
!
22
47
22%
47
• 40%
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04
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>
40%
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16%
46
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50%
32
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44
29%
.
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30%
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13%
14
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12%
12%
-
-
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45
44%
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-
9%
22%
11,400
19%
15%
19%
2o,300
23%
27%
28%
25,400
22
%
900
28
*27%
28
27%
2,200
16%
3,9 JO
47%
3,100
27%
27%
16%
16%
47
47
23%.
23
23%
7,200
4 1%
47
47%
6,800
3,000
•
40%
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40%
64
*60%
64
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•
16%
16%
.
46
1,400
*35%
39%
50%
39%
•51%
51
'
32%
9,890
47'
47
31%
-
4.000
5.000
32
30%
500
24%
24%
1,600
14
14
14
1.600
29%
29 "4
29%
2 900
12%
12%
12%.
2 500
441\
44 %
30 3#
*30
24 %
.
13%
45
..
9%
,
9 %
9%
-
3,500
6,800
-
71%
1(J
13
72%
20
20
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
2,600
62%
03%
61%
62%
61%
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60%
61%
20,100
51
73
10
13
10V«
13
51 %
51 %
51%
50%
52
51
52%
.
-
20
63%
50%
...
20%
62 Va
52%
.
13
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19%
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31
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102
80
200:%
200
102
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^^-50
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101%
19%
11
101%.
34%
39 V4
34-%
35
24%
39
39%
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39
39
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200
35
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47
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41 y4
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48
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48
45
46%
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39 v*
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45
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45
—
45
700
81
35
34
—
10,200
101 y2
01
80%
_
201%
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81
34%
—
20.800
*80 %
80%
1,100
9%
81
%
18,800
>•
199 Vi
200%
101%
84%
i
9,100
8%
.
.
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:*4-:«
40%
71
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8%
8%
.
3.100
13
*10%
11
a%
101%
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.
202%
8%
8%
198 V;.
201%
102
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•
19
19
19%
11
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12%
69%
13
72
71
72%
19%
11
8%
8T«
8%
>12%
13%
-
71 3A
19%
*10%
199
.
77
*75
71%
10
Common
5
Preferred $4.50 series——No par
deferred $3.50 series
No par
Duquesne Light Co common
10
$3.75 preferred
50
$4.15 preferred
4'Jo 'preferred,
13,100
*77
45 Va
'
29%
75%
78%
j(]%
14/
29%
14
12%
1,500
28%
77
.
2424Y«
29%
2%
" 28%
27%
\
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?--■
5%
18%
47%
12,000
%
23
27%
16%
*60% • 64
16%
16%:
48 ' > 48
*35%> 39%
50.
5*.
32% ' 32%
*30%>30%
•
148
2%
28%
57
80%
-10%
*5
> *12%
45%
45%
(E I) <fe Co—
de Nem
Por'
..
64
18%,
29%
.
47%
10,100
%%%.,: 90
*73
*77
21%
70'A
2'% /23%
46%
47 '
40%
40%
*
20
31%
5 "4
23%
73A
,8
58% 53%
7%
7%
*32
32%
11% 12
*57
57%
*20% 21
40% 41%
40%-40%
55% 50
---
86%
23
31%
16%a 16%.
,
40%
31%
27%
22%
20
82
147%
90
32V*
29%
23%
8%
60" '
7%
32%
11%
57% "
21
41%
41,
56%
28%
■
10,600
31
54
90
27%
27%
47%
40%
*60%
10*'*
48%
" *: n%
-.49%
:;2%
1
,4.20'A
14% Jun
17% Jan
Corp
46%
53%
90
78
75%
78%'
21% ' 21%
18% 18%
28% » 28% "
27% > 27%
18%
%
-
1,400
92%
*84%
14
16
29
16%
•
20%
*80
29%
14
53%
-55% 57%
*80%* 83« •
10%
10%
*5%
5%.
12% 32%
45%
46%
• 40%
45%
-
*73
*77
.
29%
100
20 %
92'A
29%
77
29%
14%
15%
28%
7%
'32%
' 12
' 57% "
21 ..
*20%
41%
40%
'41/. - ,*40%,
55%
55W
*77
A
--
=
50
preferred
50
4.101/ preferred
—
,-.-50
'
$2.10 preferred _i—
50
DWG Cigar Corp——5
24
Jan 31
77
7„%
78%
23%
22%
;
48% Jan 29
50 - Jan 22
16% Jan 10
40% Jun 27
.
-
27%
ir%
47%.
du
175% Nov 29
102% Dec 26
83% Dec 26
5%
12%
43%
40%
29
*75
12,600
78%
5%
2%
*28%
14
15%
28%
52%
23%
8 ,
*58%
7%
*31%
11%
*57
50% - 56%
*80%
83 v
10% ,• 10%
5%
5%
*12% .< 12%
43% 46%
46
46 »•--
83
•'•••>
10%
29%
27%
—
9
9% Aug
56%
27'A
16%
47%'
1
——
Dobeckmun Co (The)
1
Dr Pepper Co
—1
No par
Dome Mines Lid
-No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
No par
Dover Corp
—:—,-s_
1
Dow Chemical Co._
5
Dresser Industries
—50c
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
.11
Dunliill International
1
Duplan Corp —
a
No par
9
12
91
Jan
24% Jan
6»y4Jun
573A May
19 Va May
"
2
,
July
49
14% Jun
.
56% Mar 20
42% Feb 12
10Va Jun
5
11% Jan 14
2
2
18% July 12
16% Nov 23
14
13y4 July
69% Aug
82% July 0
50% Dec 31
10
14
34% Jan
2
32% Jfcn
.
5
15% Jan
3
9% Aug
0
16% Mar 21
12% Nov 29
25% Jun
13% Apr 25
29% July 1
9% Apr 17
0
13% Aug 27
May 25
2
56
*«o%
10%
*5%
*12%
43.
4 %
26%
*27%
Co-common
—_15
A—,
2
Diamond Alkali Co——_—•___^.10
Diamond Match common
—^—3
$1.00 cumulative preferred
25
Diamond T Motor-Car Co—
2
Diana Stores Corp
50c
Distillers Corp-Sengvams Ltd
2
Divoo-Wayne Corp —
1
W
31% '32%
29% 29%
23% '[23%
8% ' 8%
59% 59%.
*77
De Vilbiss Co
Devoe & Raynolds class
3
32
29%
24%
8%
59
10
20
A*
preferred
Detroit Steel
Mar 29
34
20% Feb 21
16% Feb 23
29% Nov 29
37%
2
13
■
31
57% Jnti
5
31% Aug
23% Oct 19
15
Jan
39
1
48% July
2
59% Julv
21
May
23
65
7
Jan
-Jan
22% Jan
11
p-iw
29% Jun
0
17
48% July 17
41% Mav 21
2
15% May
64
18
90%
Delaware At Hudson—.
No par
Delaware Lack & Western—!
50
Delaware Power & l.lght Co..—13.50
Delta Air Lines lnp—
——i3
Deiw A- Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
7%
41% Feb
53%
21%
13%
Deere
20% Jun
July 31
47
28
53
90%
30c
InC.^—
Records
Decca
.J
26'A May 28
28
19
-
29%
78
38%
54
86%
*89%
31%
*29
•
54%
77
* .3,
Irelerred 3.90^ scries C-i.--,-209
: Day urn Rubber Co—
50c
5
npi
23% Jan
10
28%
5.000
38
82
*2%
30,200
29%
*76
20%
5%
5%
2%
*75
2°%
14%
15%
*57%
*7%
7%
*7%
--31% 31%
- 32
11% 12%
11%
- 57%
57% - • -*50%
21
21
*20%
,'41 - -41% - ,.- 40%
' *40% 41% *,
40%
' "55'A "57%"-'
54
3%%
24
95% Mar
28
29%
23%
8
44% Jan
Sep 27
Dec 12
20%
14%
15%
"
23
*5%
*2%
29%
78
*75
148
V
23%
23
5%
2%
1,100
31%
*53
31%
148
23%
31
40%
29
54
78%
*80
*84%
85%
147% 147'%
.
23%
29
,
29%
J4%
15%
28
1*8
5\«
*2%
31%
".76% Dec
.83
31%
53%
1
common——
31
89
-
preferred series' 'A—:
100
Dan River Mills Inc.—
5
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred —
20
Daystroin Inc
-4.4
10
Daytoii Power <fe Light, common..7
•
31%
93%
14.500
63 %
31 %
9312
31%
23
7%
92%
81
5.700
40 %
36%
92%
31
85%
4.200
8
02
64%
40%
32%
29%
38
*53
*76
20%
85%
400
,
46 %
45 3 i
39
54
79
20%
93%
*145
*23%
.45%
7%
63'A
*40%
6.300
23%
*23
30%
29-%
92%
*81 %
*84
83
12/a
23%
46%
7%
.
Shares
12 %
12 %
33%
29%
31%
29%
37%
*53
*77
20%
5%
2%
29'/a'**29%
*75
78
100
40%
33%
30%
37%
54
74
20%
23%
*5%
*2%
25
-
preferred
24
48%
7%
65%
*53
34
23
4¥s% preferred
.—100
Cuneo Press Inc
1;
5 1
X'uriningham Drug Stores IncL—2.50Curtis Publishing common—2-—-1
$4 prior preferred
:
No par
Prior preferred $1.60 ——Nopar
Curtis-Wright common
1
Class A —
——Cutler-Hammer Inc —
_10
,
J
31%
■<
147% 147%
■
July 12
49% Feb 12
79% Jan
7-
17% May 21
21
11% Dec 31
22
Nof 18
1
47% Oct
'
38% Feb 13- 51% Mar 29
'
49% Nov 28
14
28
53% Feb
26% Jen 23
Oct
Jun
11
19% Jan 17
38% Feb 13'
21
53
17
2
? ;
6
33% Jan 28
13y4May 8
59% Jun
5
22
Jun 4
47% Jan 11
47
Jan 11
64% Jan 14
1
7% Jan
14
63% July 19
Nov 10
19% Dec 20
.33% Feb
32% Apr
Jan
57.% May 10,65% Jan
7% Julv 11
9
Feb
7% Aug
7
14% May
10
18
38% Jan 10
13
7% Jan
Feb
100
85%
Crown Zeilerbacli Corp common—_5
$4.20 preferred
-No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 6% nonrum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
-10
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
58% July 11
3
14% May 28
Jaii
18
31 % Feb
5
27
93%
—1
1
Cream of Wheat Corp <The)
2
Crescent Corp
:
1
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
*----No par
7
16% July 23
29% Mar 12
19
Jan
2
14
3%'A
74
20%
1
,
Crane Co common—
Apr 17
16
Corp
Petroleum
Coty Inc —
Coty International
Mar 14
86
11% Mar 27
09% Apr
Feb
7
23
50% NOV
3
2
28% Oct
28% Dec
9*'. Jan
27
97% Mar
preferred
Cosdcn
27
Jun
18
4
2
28% Aug
4
Dec
7%
May 17
6% Jan
7
Dec
79
91
25
5
42% Mar 20
33
24
76
20%
31%
3%% preferred series
Corn Products Refining
32%
29%
36*%
92%
*81%
*84
—1
Corp-
100
of 1947.100
eonimon-lO
—100
preferred
j % %
2
Mar
164
21
July
yu. Fob
■
32 % Api
11
19% Jan
3
6% Jan
96 V2 May
Dubilier Electric
Corning Glass Works common—_5
3
Jan
69
July 18
145
5
23% Aug 27
5% Sep 25
14
106% July 11
July 15
July 11
69
of Delaware
Oil
Continental
Continental Steel
37
2
Aug
29% July 19
Mar 20
Continental Motors
14
27
34 % Feb
33%
30%
37%
54%
*73
20%
——1
.5
Corp—.——14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp new—
5
Cooper Range Co
——5
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
blk convertible preferred—
50
convertible preferred
_50
Jan
54% Feb
12 Va
.23%
12% 12%
*23% 23%
46% 47%
7%.
7%
64
64%
*40% 41
12%
12%
*23%
48
7%
63%.
40%
82
27%
33%
"53
—5
-—
12%
2*1
49
8
67
42
the Week
Aug. '£
Thursday
Aug. 1
Wednesday
July 31
Tuesday
Juiy i'j
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
AND
LOW
STOCKS
"
*44%
47'%'
*44%
47%.
.*44'%
47%
*44%
144b
*14%
14%
*143«
14%
14%
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-
47%
*14% '
..
14%
41 »A
100
-
,70
47Va
:
14%
500
14%
"
38
47% Jan
11
2
51% Jan
4
Eastern
24% Aug
2
30% Mar 13
30% Apr
3
Eastern
Eastern
Gas
150
Dec
18
Apr
12
149
51 y2 Jan
23
66
Oct
29
53
22 y4 Nov
30
30
Jan
3
74
Dec
17
94
Jan
10
35
Nov
26
50
Jan
B
90
Nov
IS
100
16% Jan
30
21% Deo
18
32NOV
29
41% Jan
ft
2% Nov 28
32% Dec
14
11
May IB
4% Jan
34
a
Nov 80
28
Jun
May 29
23 Ve Mar 21
75
July 17
2
30% Aug
86
Jun
18 "/a Mar
30% Feb
3 Ve Jan
31
Feb
0
1
11
2
ft
.
81% Mar
60% July
27% May 8
81 Va Apr 11
40
Jan
16
91
Apr
8
27'A July 3
40% Apr 25
4% July 3
35% Mar
1
Dec
27
21% Jan
20
34% Deo
15
30 % Feb
6
38% May
Apr
12
50
30
47
1
44% Feb
10
57% Dec 19
31% Deo 28
29% Deo 27
25%
Oct~3l
5% Dec
31
19% Dec 20
31% Oct
87
Nov
1
23
25% J^n
11
19% Dec 31
30%
8ep~l2
13'A Jan
ft
10% July 18
July
53% Mar 14
29% Jan
28% Feb
27% Apr
5% Mar
14% Jan
65
May
31
9
.
6%
44% July
8
43 Va July
8
0
8
34
May 20
6% Jan 14
32 Va Jun
2
21
98
80
Jun
28
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
27% Jan
2
71% Jan
3
77
Feb
1
56
3
62
Feb
28
ft
70
Dee
7
86
Feb
58
Dec
12
71
July 18
For footnotes see
page
fl
24.
*25%
Assn com—10
18% July
17% Jun 27
July
Jan
7
35% Apr
89% Jan
10
2i
25 Va
,
7.700
2,600
.
.
9.900
35%
37%
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
33%
37%
38%
76 Va
75%.
75%
75%
75 Va
75%
76
75%
76
5
57%
56%
57;%
56
56%
55%
56
55
55%
6.900
110
111%
108%
109%
9,100
——100
150 Va
151%"
_2
56%
56%
56 3
4
56%
Bros Stores Inc common—1
26%
26%
26%
26%
Kodak Co
Corp
10
common
preferred
4Va%
preferred
Nut Co
—
—
Elastic Stop
Electric
&
Mus
Amer
*82
-100
1
(The)—
Ind
Electric Storage
31 %
2.50
common
Electric Auto-Lite
*76
100
•
Products Co
.
79
*76
32'A
31%
88
*150
152
*150
*82
109 Va
77%
32%
15'%
150
150
55%.
26%
26%
*26%
77%
*76
31%
32 Va
*76
77%
31%.
*82
88
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—
5.500
31%
88
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84
2.900
26%
77%
30%
32
50
56 Va
56
55%
*76
600
.
106 Va
26%
1,500
23%
23%
23%
24
38%
38 %
38%
38-%
38%
17,200
4%
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
4 %
24,700
31%
31%
31 %
31%
3
31%
4.100
10%
10%
11
11
11
33%,
34%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
38%
37%
38%
33
4%
4%
4%
4%
32%
31%
32
105%
55%
26
37%
—10
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152
109
Va
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88
107
110%
23%
5
shares
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32
.
-
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1.400
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
32%
34%
33%
34
50
50
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49%
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49 Va
*47
49%
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60
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64
3
35%
36%
35%'
36%
20%
36%
36%
36 Va
35%
36%
47.000
3
34
34%
33%
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
19,100
—4
30%
31
30%
31
36%
30'%
30%
30 3
29
%
29%
1,600
5
6%
63a
6%
0%
6 Ve
6%
6%
6%
4.100
10
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19 Va
19%
19%
70O
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
33%
33%
33%
*33%
33%
1.300
100
8.50
*81'A
81%
*80
81
28%
28%
No par
18 V.
13%
Co
common
5%
preferred
5%
El
15
National Watch Co
Elgin
Elliott
conv
2nd preferred
Natural
Paso
Gas
Class B
Emerson
Electric
Emerson Radio &
Co
Mtg
Phonograph—
Empire District Electric Co
4 'Jo
preferred
32% Apr 30
:
Equitable Gas Co
20% Jan
Erie RR common—
7
40%
24%
.
.
56%
*41
6%
*19
-
14
1,100
383b
40
.26%
75%
4 % %
Ekco
38
.40%
""
37%
& Fuel
preferred
Edison
0
15
13
21% Nov 27
34% Mar 9
Jan
25%
Eaton Manufacturing Co
52 V4 May 10
Jan
10
25 Va
'
100
Eastman
47
17% Mar 20
39 %
38%
39%
26%
39%
38%
prior preferred
Eastern
Stainless Steel
1
25%
*38%
30%
4Va%
5
25%
38%
40 Va
39%
39
Airlines Inc
"25%
39
39%
39
Corp
42 Va July 15
74 Va Jun
39
—10
—.—1
Eagle-Picher Co
2
Aug
35% Apr
5%
Erie
preferred series A
&
Pittsburgh
RR Co
100
.....
74
*57""
75
19Va
*19
33%
a
*33 Va
33 Va
33%
84
81
81V*
28 3 4"
28%
28%
23%
28%
28%
28%
28%
18%,
*
34
*81%
84
5:1
6%
6,900
18%
13%
18%
18%
18'A
18
18%
-
*80
*74
75
*74
76
74
74
*73
75
*57
59
-58
53
57
57
*50%
59
45
3.600
.
5,000
,
80
.
".
70
Number 5661
Volume 186
The Commercial ancl Financial
...
Chronicle
(537)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1936
Lowest
Lowest
29 7b July 17
4
15% Jan 20
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
20% Dec
Mar 23
20
26
30
Evans
Feo
0
18
Jun
13
1
51% Apr
Eversnarp
16
Ex-Cello
1
59% Dec
26
41
7
15% Jan
3
a
10% Sep 26
15% Nov
15% Dec
20
28
21% Oct
16
68% Sep
20
Feb
Oct
2
15
7% Jun
10
:«
Apr
15
65
Jan
17
12% Jan
24
16
11
Jan
6
22 Va Jun
22
17% July
25% Jun
7
67% Jun
12
67% Jun
17
44'/a Feb
11
7
5% July
8
14% Dec 27
13 % Feb
12
!27
51% Feb
14
61 %
17
36
14
18
18 % Mar 12
Dec
41 "a Aug
13 V8 Feb
23
24% Dec
1
4
1
3
12
16% Apr
55
5
11
Feu
»"•
367/a May 7
21% Sep 10
Peb
11
18% Aug
2
23
May 13
45%July
8
25% Jun 17
36%
juiy
20%
19%
SALE
HlOn
PRICES
Wednesday
20%
20
for
Thursday
Juty 31
)
o
Friday
the Week
Aug. 2
dnares
Aug. J
21%
19%
20:!
19%
10%
ill
Mi
15%
15:,A
1D:!a
16
15%
16
I) j '. 'a
38%
3:(
3,
,1
38%
37%
38'/
37
43
43%
44aa
4 4'!ii
43 %
43'a
43%
37% Mar 14
277/a Jan 21
34% Jun
11
31% May
25
28
18
Aug 14
1
Feb
28
26% Nov 29
39% Mar 23
26% Aug;
29% Nov 29
43
May
1
27% May
135
May
1
98
Oct
1
44% Nov 29
61
26% May
30 % Feb
41
j
1
2
Jun
31% Jan 10
32
Feb
Jan
14
Co
No
nar
Airplan^'corp
l
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
11%
11 %
11 "a
11%
11 Ya
11%
Corp—"
isrewlng
preierred
series
1
B___
Federa
4
«?£ PaperTB°arci
4.60cumulative
Federated
Dept
Fenestra Inc
:
Feb
10
preferred-
60
5-iii
5%
14 'u
14%
*53
9,100
3,100
16! a
24%
16 Ya
60 Ya
59 Va
5%
5%
1,300
14 Va
14;,1
5,100
54 3a
*53-
56
42
43
41%
41 %
41%
413 a
41%
41%
*4lVa
22%
22%
22 'l2
23
23'.
23%
237„
23 Va
35
35 Va
3<i %
34 Va
34%
34 <2
1
35%
35
3,100
19%
18 Va
18 Va
9,500
32
32 Va
7,000
*26'.a
26%
26 Ya
2o Va
26%
26 •%
26%
26 Va
26-7,,
900
29%'
29%
29%
29Va
29;;a
3,800
18
19
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19
32 Mi
32 Yi
32r;,j
32%
32 '
24%
27%
27
27
27 Ya
*26%
A
20%
20%
30
29 V,,
29 Y-
29 V>
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p7od cou^Ino""pa r
7
57
8
29% Jan
9
F
66
2
sr<gcoac"Linc3 '-'---IO
*5>CU^n conv preferred
fui
Puenix Fire
NY
2'J %
iuo
105
5
105
2(53
"?102
104:4
83% Mar 18
101% May 14
61
Jan
3
41
Feb
*18%
32 Va
a
27
*102
104% (lU4',a
35
104 Ya,
,*.102
Nov 23
21% Mar 12
16
36% Feb
13
41
12
Dec
62
11
Feb
13
77
July
13
159
July
IOO
Mar
2
21
94
Feb
21
14% Jan
10
18
69% May 8
59% Jun 13
35% Feb
11
43% Jan
87% Aug
2
53
f eo 12
6
Nov 30
Jun
111
Feb
4
3
83
Apr 25
65% May 15
May 15
134
6
84% Jan
54% July 29
61 Yd July 16
Mar 12
54% Jan
2
16
.Feb
35% Feb
5y% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
13
£1% May 28
16% Dec 27
21 % Jan
30% Oct 24
41% Apr
63 3
«
3
8% Feb 24
1-8
13% Nov 28
11% Dec 31
13% Mar 12
3
12
11%Jan
2
11% Apr 11
73
July 18
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
15% Jun
18
22
Dec
11
38% Apr 23
17% Jun
24
79% Oct
6% Dec
97% Mar 20
94
4
14
86
Mar 29
9% Jan
9% Jun
8
9
49 % July 20
32% July 31
30% Sep
33
Jau
28
43
Dec
54 % Deo
9% July 22
4
Jan
12
3 % Jan
4
23 % Jan
39
36% Feb
3
51
5% July
19
lub-U Mar
May 14
67% July
17 %
May
12 Yd Jan
123
9
May 22
125
Dec
10
17
' a
142
Jan
Jan
10% Apr
10
45
Apr
11
8
46% Jun
Jan
9
2
I
59
Jun
37% July 12
103
Jan
May 20
Jan
23
88
9
Jan
10
11
128% Jan
17
22% Jun
27
34'
12
40
Oct
27
17% Jan
3-
7
13% Jan
5
__
Dec
6
do
t
2
'Mar
llWun
59% Dec
17
Jun
43
Oct
1
6% Dec
31
May
108% Dec
11
9
11
40% May 28
13
65 % Aug
1
52% Jail, 23
Apr 26
50% July 23
\
10% July
29'."' July
10%
18
122 % Mar
49
%
■
•
1
Mar 20
1
2
11
30
May 24
Mar
5
43
=,
Apr 24
14% Jan 22
12 %• Jau
22
19% May 15
Feb
12
6 % Feb
12
57% Jun
25
69
Jan
4
July 26
38% Feb 25
115
Jan
30
100
49% July 13
8 Va Jan
11
47% July 16
20
115% Jan
24
85
Dec
27
101% Mar 15
79
Jun
20
91% Feb
1
31
Feb
1
50% Feb
10
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
53% Feb 24
33% Jan
2
40
Apr
12
2i
68
Jul)
4
36% Feb 25
47% July 12
29% Jun 12
34% May 17
57% July 15
5% Jun 13
51% Jun
May 25
NOV
19
34
Dec
28
14% Feb
9
18% Dec
7
34% Jan
A
53% Dec
19
24
29
24% Nov 29
32% Oct
33
Jan
29% Dec
2
29-% July 18
36
Nov
24
4% Feb
12
34% Mar 12
27
Mar
8
16% Mar 18
42
Feb
13
24% July 29
27% Mar
13
2
34% Oct 22
45 % May
21% Jun
6
30% Mar
7
5
16
5
75% Nov 28
12
55% Jan
95
7
July 31
108% Jan
July 16
98% July 17
107
7
185
Apr 23
July 17
25% Nov 27
13
8% Oct
57
40% Jan
3
23 % Jun
90
8
37% Sep 12
52% Sep 18
Jan
1
23
28% Nov 30
44%
Jan
16
1% Dec
27
10% Dec
3
29% May 28
163
89
Nov
23
% Mar 23
84
Dec
36
Apr
60% Sep
2% Feb
27
20% Mar 16
36% Aug
9
60% Dec
13
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
2
2
130% Dec 31
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
18% Dec 27
14% Feb
9
7d% Dec 27
7% May 18
41% Aug 10
108% July 17
46% Apr
3
23 % Mar
1
149% Jan
11
79 % Jan
10
33% Mar 12
21% Oct
30
17% May 10
S6
For footnotes see
Jan
page
July 31
66% Feb
6
70% Feb
12
48% Mar 12
45
Nov 29
159
2
31% Feb
19
19% Oct
3% Jan
22
18
14
Nov
79
8
13
34
38% Oct
9
83% July 17
34% Jun 27
9
25
9
34
25
97% Mar 21
Feb
5% Nov 29
24
28% July
12
34
25% Feb
36% July
45% Jan
23% Jan
5% Jan
Oct
25% Jan 21
3
46 V2 Mar 26
41 % Mar
60
Jun
Mar 20
6
66
95% Apr
38% Jun 24
14
Mar 14
90
25% Apr 26
28
153
2
3
% Aug 23
31% Nov
7
9% Jan
54
Dec
Sep
Jan
Apr
62% May
8
39 Ya May 29
8% Fen
5
34% Sep
3
78
90
4.5% Dec
19
41 %
Oct
3
24.
$4.30
1% Jan
7
2
8 % July 22
25% Feb 11
46
Jun
10
31% Jun
91
3
Mar 18
160
Jan
79% Jun
93% July
37% Jun
21
13
8
14
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
13% Jan
G
34 Ya
July 29
59% Jan
2
6
15
18
7
35 % May
85
Jan
8
14
Co
18% Feb
Jun
13 Va
12%
13 Va
11%
12
ll»i,
11%
114Va
11 Va
*11%
11%
800
113 Va
114%
2,800
11%
117
115
116'%
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10
9%
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18%
10
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69 3 a
10
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43 Va
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29
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29
29
29
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42%
42%
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46
44 Ya
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45
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39 Va
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20 %
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4 Ya %
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118
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13
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81
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66
11
30
13%
29,800
38
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16% Apr
30,400
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78
21% May
14,700
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22
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16%
57%
80%
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2
21
50! a
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58 Ya
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138
30% Apr
54%
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50
1
Grand Union Co (The)—
Granite City Steel
Great Northern
55! a
16%
59%
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—
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Granby Consol M S &
(W T)
54 %
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;
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&
60
3,500
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93
58%
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common
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16%
10
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93
55%
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•
16%
41%
luc
4% preferred
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125
59%
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Products
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preferred—.,
Georgia-Pacific
5,400
125
55'.a
60%
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preferred
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50
61
.
16%
100%
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,
89
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57%
100
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92
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92
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55
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92
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Getty Oil Co
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4 Va Vo
preferred
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93
40
49 7 a
62
23%
General Telephone
Corp
General Time
conv
130
69' L>
5
General Steel Castings
4%%
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H
5
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Western
14% Jan
5,000
2,500
101%
45 Va
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4
68%
.No"par
Railway
Shoe
61
2.50
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
I
Northern
79
567,,
100
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55
,
92
60
123
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123
93
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92
59%
100
preferred—No
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2
38%
132',
preferred
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18
38%
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18'
coin
General Portland Cement
Co—
General Precision
Equipt Corp
$1.60 conv preferred
7%
39
90
68%
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General outdoor
47% July 11
July 23
38 Ya
39%
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Motors
21% Jan
11
56 Yh
1
preferred...
40% Feb 25
70% Apr
26% Jan
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48%
9
12%
'
49%
l.J'/4
Co
Dynamics
Electric
General Finance
Corp
Grant
55
49 Ya
69 %
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Foods Corp
General Instrument
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General Mills common;
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56%
50%
lo'r,
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preferred
20
128
3,900
24%
101%
48'%
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55 Ya
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67a Apr
11
,4-
Controls
conv
12%
49%
5
Transportation
Baking Co common—
General
$3
95
*12%
55 Va'
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5o
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$5
*91
12%
1>./V4
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Goebel Brewing Co..
Gold <fc Stock
Telegraph
36% Feb
Feb
of
14
86 % Apr
69 % Jun
Co
Generar Contract
Corp
5%
95
*12 Ya
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com
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General Cable Corp com
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451,:.
45%
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12%
18%
.
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General'Cigar
8%
45 V u
95
116
preferred——50
29
24
12
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4% Apr
July 29
29% Feb
do
13%
=
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1st
45 ya
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102
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preierred—
37% Jan
5% Mar 12
75
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r*o.f pi;°^rrefi --General Bronze
4%*
44 T
102
50
49 VA
i
prelernd
General
45%
101%
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9
18%
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12
66% Apr
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u- ■
,
16%
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converllble
General
ou
9
18%
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27
102
6%
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Jun
121% Apr
86% Sep
DM
57%
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t
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102
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9 %
55
Industries
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54%
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July 19
18% July
3
50% Jan 10
39% Feb
May 17
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>
103
100
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,
39% May 22
32
Nov 27
38%
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common,
34
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47% Nov £9
56 Va
99%
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100
100
Co
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2
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57%
99%
130
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46
90
56%
60%
t
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23
Apr
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2
General
Jun
5% Aug 20
38 % Mar 28
4
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15% Feb 27
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Gar
General
102
35% AUg 24
57%
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90
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6
68"» Apr
16
17
57%
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..
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Nov 28
56'U
99 7 i,
49%
1
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31
4% Dec
Co
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12
5
Jan
57%
12%
it
'51.
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convertible preferred
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Aug
86
of
Gambte-skogino
General
Dec
31
Gabriel
25% July
60
%
55
common
ser
preierred
12
HQ
34% Oct 23
4%
May 16
Apr
26% Jan
40'8
pid
Froedtert Corp
Ffuehauf Trailer
72% July 22
40
24"a
45
Corp
1
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1
54% Jau 21
Mar 20
73% Dec
Francisco Sugar
Franklin Stores
52% Feb
2
19
;
6
21
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1
45 % Oct
61
'
Feb
78% Aug
2d"
13% Dec
11
25
135
26
34 % Mar 13
30% Jun
6
47% Jun
41
13
24 Ya
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Foremost Dairies Inc
General
28
97% Feb
2
cum
Foster-Wheeler
2
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Ford Motor Co.
5% Jan
4
23
23
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24 Va
no par
No
...
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24% Jan
13
28
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19
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preferred
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14
22% Doc
80% Dec
14
36 '/a Jan
72
-
50:'i
TO
Maciiine.y
15
26% Jan
Aug 30
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8
10% July 24
34
oil
$4.20 div
3,4
8% Jan
90% July
31
51%
24%
5
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24 V4 Jb<n
80
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15% Feb
51
5
73% Dec
1
3
19% July 25
37
60% Oct
8
3
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Florence Stove
Florida Power
36% •Jan
30
4% Apr
31
30% Nov
.99% Sep 24
92
(Tire) Carpet
2
5
Doc
12
14% Jan
50%,
24%
'101%
£1^ National Stores"ZZZZ'Totyir
Krth
31% July 10
Julv 16
6% July
29
38% July 17
16% Aug 13
27
25% Jan
Apr
9% July 17
9
14% Dec
July 23
26
13
Jan
o
31
4
42
>
6
23
25
6% Feb
11% July 19
26
25% Feb
24
65% Jun
3
41% Dec
Jan
ol'is
24%
09%
9
44% Jan
6
Feb
82
4
49% Feb 19
9
51
109
12 Y« Jan
46% July
'
18
Apr
102% M«jr
23
1
12
90% July
54% Aug 14
50% Aug
2
63% Deo 10
51% Jan
51.
;34
60
104%
24%
8
8% Aug
34 v* Feb
105% Mar 14
12
Feb
a
1.2UJ
July 23
106
•
7
Dec 27
Jan
101 %
Mar 12
47
12% Feb 27
3
33% Nov 29
92
41% Feb
10
Jun
26
98
Dec 21
10% Jan
Dec
64
100
1,000
29,900
237 a
33
18%
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7.6J0
5%
14%
54%
32 Y,
V
59 Ya
5%
42
34
2,900
3.1U0
71
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14%
r;
56
25
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16%
24 Va
24%,
71
59%
5%
14 *,
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56
9'</a
11 Ye
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60%
59%
5%.
14%
14%
59
9%
10 Ya
15%,
71
2.50
105
July 12
May 2
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Fibreboara Paper'
59
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1,800
93a
11 Ya
24%
24%
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43%
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9
22',,
8
106% Jan 16
101% Nov 14
47;
3,»00
14,300
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.
15''/ a
24'.L>
24%
71
6
5%
14
5
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61
15%
15;a
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71
59%
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50
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Pacific Electric Co..
16
24%
*00
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23% July
23
15-a
24%
so
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9%
20
47% Jan
Mar 26
91% Jun 27
Nov 19
65
9,100
16 Va
38
Va
56
53
20 Ya
16
3<i %
Family Finance Corp
common.—Zl
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20% Jan 31
30% Dec 26
&
&
Fajarao Sugar Co
Faiat.au
May 14
25
109
19%
,
3
Fairbanks Morse
Faorcnim Engine
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
,
31% Jan
19Va Dec
10% Aug
12
75 '/a Mar
43l.2 Jan
29% Feb
10
25% Mar
17
2
Aug
% Jun
15
Apr
53 % Dec
2
5% Dec
10
c
mc___
Corp
AND
Tuesday
JUiy
F
May
10',2 Dec
31
Par
Products Co
37% Aug
281 is
Monday
EXCHANGE
Apr
,
I.OW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
19% July 25
26%
*19%.
15%
*82
*72
75
26 7,i
193
a
15%
84
26%
19 Y,
15%
*82
72'
26%
26%
19%
19 %
60
26 7„
19%
15%
13%
15 3
94
32
H4
A
3,700
500
11,700
60
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .7.
18
Monday, August 5, 1957
(538)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
35% Jan
22% Jun
13
9% Nov
8
28
98
83 3A Jail
..
12% May 10
Guantanamp
32% Jan
11
8b% Jan
10
Guif
Oil
34% Jan
42% Mar 20
103% loo 28
Feb
6
17
108
Sep
19
105% Feb 23
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
901" Dec
100
24
Utilities
145%
No par
5
84.20 dividend
98
;
Apr
2
■
Jan
29
14
96
38% Jun
21
41
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44
10%
10%
*10%
10%
29
29%
28%
28%
131a
72 %
72 Va
141%
142 V a
35%
35%
*72%
X140
141%
»•
Aug. 3
Aug. I
23%
29:%
10
28%
1,600
9%
28%
3,600
29
72%
100
138 Va
140%
37,900
35%
72%
140%
4.400
23
9%
10
*72
Shares
23%
23
28%
-
the Week
35%
7,200
*72
142 V*
Co-
Common
93% Feb
Juu
90
142%
No
41% Jun 11
81% July 16
83% July 23
t
par
29', t
*72%
Corp
Gulf States
32Tb Sep 26
83 Va Dec 27
*10%
Friday
Thursday
July 3J
23%
.
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
23%
23%
23%
10%
29%
73%
L
Sugar-
$5 preferred
May 13
1
No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com
152
23%
25
2
12
July 2:;
1
Corp
24
107% Feb
147% July 26
23
Aircraft
Jun
23
Mar 14
Grumman
14
72% July 31
39% Mar 23
767* Dec 21
34% Jan
Jan
9'
-
5% Jan
3
29V* Dec 12
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
21
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
July 30
Monday
•
Lowest
Highest'
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
27'/a Jun
LOW
STOCKS
Kante for Previous
dividend preferred
*81
86
—100
34%
357»
84%
35
100
100-
"
*88
35%
*88
*85%% 86Va
40
84
*87
*o8'/92
84
*81
*81.
85 V a
92
*39%
35Tb
84%
j
86
85 %
35Tb
*81
>85%
841
*81
80
92
84%
r— -
250
30%
93
93
*87
39 Va
*38%
H
Nov
92
58% Feb 10
24% Dec
19
Jan
24
27
Sep
24
107
Sep
18
18
20
87/. Jan
4
Hackensack
17
tuliwHitujii
Jan
2
24
20% Mar 11
20% May
% Feb 21
80% Jan
7
'71% May
13
Hail
Water."
25
Oil WeU Cementing-
(W F)
Printing Co—
39V
33
42% Mar 29
Nov 26
11
Hamilton
common.
1
5
111% Jan
11
100
2
45% Jan
15
4% convertible preierred—T
Hammermill Paper Co
A—
1
30% July 16
Hammond
40% July 23
HatOisou-Walk
May 31
33.
Nov~30
May 28
31% Feb
8
138
11
50
33% July 30
130
128
37
July
Feb
35%
ApPIe
24% May
May 22
39
Mar 29
27% Mar
5% Oct 31
8
Mar 27
32% Dec 13
39
Aug
18% Jan 23
37
Mar 12
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
17% NOV 13
'14% Feb
34% Mar 27
.25
76
Dec
19
89% Feb 27
47
Doc
3
GO
Jan
9
85% Nov 15
101
Jan
5
24% Nov
25
"*20 ~
Dec
17
Oct
110
Dec
Heinz
6
35
Jan 21
105
11
62
41% May 23
27% Feb 12
34% Jun
23
19
46% Mar 14
13% Nov 29
20% Mar 19
10
July 25
50% Feb 19
,
2
26
78
Jan
80% Feb 25
87
7
19% Feb
12
9% Feb
25
9% Nov 27
12% Jan 25
25% Sep
7
14% Apr 12
12% Dec 12
9% Jun
13
2
13%. July 25
22% Jun 20
18% Oct 22
23
Nov
13
19% May 31
22% Jan
29% Oct 17
22% Jan
16
28 Va July 24
31
Feb
5
40
Feb
20
33% Feb
40% Jan
Feb
16
74% Jun
19
35% Jan 30
31 Va
103% Mar 16
4% Nov 23
8% Jan
21% Jan 23
2
18% July 11
16% Jan
35 % Dec 26
40
Aug
6
36
Jan
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
75
Dec
11
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
83
Dec
26
105
28
-88
90
41% Jan
12
Dec
96
Mar
Feb
6
7
57% Aug 17
48% Mar 22
18% Jan
3
20
12 Va Feb
3
Hooker
8
$4.25
26
4
Hotel
lo
9%
85
Mar 13
3%.%
83
Apr 26
Apr
1
60% July 11
Jan
13
18
8
26% Mar 19
9% July 31
18% Jan
1% Nov 20
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
1% Feb
13
5% Feb
11
4% May 6
11% Apr 29 1
62
Aug
13% Jun
2
3
64
Jan
10
99
July 26
15% Dec 21
23
July 17
83% Dec
3
91
4% Dec
13
27% Dec
13
Jun
18
7% Jan
77
90
Apr
16% Jan
85% Apr
4
14
Jun
12
13
4% Feb
25
July 3
24% Sep 21
28% Jan
2
16 Va Jun
20
22
Jan
35% May
3
29'A Jan
17
40
May 31-
72% May
4
48
41 %
19% Nov 29
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
l
71'/a July 29
.
Jun
20
27 Va July 31
coin
50
0
8
May 21
35% May 23
4
preferred
Houston
Howe
Sound
5Vo
noncumulative preferred
5%
5%
Illinois
Central RR
Co...
Illinois Power Co common..—
8
4.08%
cumulative preferred,:
Jun
19
47% Apr
2
4.26 %
50% Dec
11
53
Jan
9
44
4.7055
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred,
44
Dec
27
54% Apr
3
44
Dec
12
53
26% Jun 20
30
7% Apr 19
33% Dec 11
11% May
Dec
31
8
52% Dec
20
Dec
20
20
13
27 % May 23
33 % May 28
Dec
6
Jan
15
40
July 16
27% Jan 23
9
80'A Mar 13
5
9% Apr
5
23% July 29
39 Va Jan
14
85% July 20
73
Feb
25
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
100% Dec
13
79
Feb
12
69% Mar 20
38% Aug
61% Jan
103
Feb
6
85
2
Interchemical
21
35% Jan
3
Interlake
376% July
8
Int'l
Business
138
Int'l
Harvester
July
14
38% Jan
11
1
156% Jan
25
21
88
<^% July 15
78
Jan
23
3
112% Aug
8
14 % Mar 13
91
Aug
2
9% Jun 20
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
7
21 % Apr
94% Mar 26
19
19
Sep
13
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
43 % Nov
29
Aug
82
July 30
13
Va July 17
86
Feb
13
112% Jan
3
44% Feb 20
12
2
38% July 24
31Tb July 10
76
May
2
Feb
9
8
26% May 10
106 % May 10
125
July 12
39 Va July 31
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
35
37% Apr
5
38% Feb
58
6
7
July
29 Va Feb
12
49% Jan
32
32% Dec 28
39% Mar 16
13
Feb
9
15 % Aug 27
30
Nov
30
34% Jan
23% Dec
38
33 Va Jan
10
27% Jan 10
56% Nov 19
120% Dec 17
130
Feb
-
13
Nov
19
22% Dec
13
1
4
R4% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
Dec
27
43% Oct
2
15
3% Feb
21
6% Jun
11
9
Nickel
Creek
Circuit
Jacobs
(F L)
2
43% Feb
11
52 %
July
69
12
97
July 11
Johnson
July 24
Jones
5
85
Mar 21
105% Feb
72
see
Dec
64 Va
3
27
91
Jun
20
99
Jan
2
26
61
Feb
11
76% Jan
17
page 24.
Feb
45% Mar 12
Co—
Jefferson
Jersey
Jewel
Lake
Co
.5%
Joy
&
9%
9%
3Vb
*2Tb
*
13%
700
?Tb
7,200
9%
9Tb
*3
3
10
62
62%
5Vb
33 Va
*32 Vb
5
5% '
32
32%
Va;
67 Vb
64
*14%
*32 Vb
33
17 %
*17
5,200
*9
3 Vb
10
*9
10
13 Vb
17
17%
17%
Vb
3,300
15 Va
1,300
a
60
5%
31,500
78 V
300
33
1
1,500
7%
3,200
36
36 'A
36 Vb
36%
36
36%
35 V
71 Va
72%
72%
73%
72 Vb
72%
72%
72%
4,400
50
52
51 Va
52
51Vh
52
51
52 Vb
15,900
28 Va
27%
28
28
28
27 %
28 V
.
29%
-
40%
42
.46 1..
*40Va
,*40Vb
29%
47%
41%
30V4
28%
41 %
*40%
42
40
*46
47
*46
47
*46
*40 "2
471
*40%
47%
*40%
*40%
42
*40 Va
*68%
,
■,
47%
*40 VA
41 Va
29 T
*40%
41%
29Tb
a
42
7%
*7%
25
79 3A
.
72
104
X8OV4
80%
;
95 V4
96
40
40%
40
23 I
"23 '
23 Va
41
41%
-
*85%
V 85%
28 Vb
332 %
28%
28%
336%
339%*
1
200
41 Va
42
42 Va
1.800
86
86
86»%
281 'a
28 Vb
338
337
335
60
233.,
3,400
340V:>
12,600
20,000
35 Vb
34%
35%
139%
139 Vb
139%
740
29 %
30
29%
297«
4,200
72
*68 %
71
97 Vb
98%
9%
9%
9%
15
14%
90%
91
38%
381
38%
40%
40%
a
39 Va
*29%
31
35%
707b
70 Vb
*34%
30%
30%
91
96%
9Ta
5,200
102 Vb
13,100
*33
14 Vb
14 %
*89 Vb
*112 *
40'.j
36 Vb
71 %
89 Vb
*112
14 Va
89 V
4
31
38 T»
l0'2
40%
3,700
410
115
41
*29%
39%
35%
200
86
38 Tb
38%
*29%
31
14%
90%
115
Va
38
42,100
9%
100%
14%
90%
95 V4
a
97
82
38"i,
71
102%
82
71
70%
35%
9%
*69
82
35%
35%
95%
101%
115
*112
115
=
103
102
102%
35 V
5,200
a
22 %
34%
34 %
98
*29 Tb
6,600
39 T
138 Vt
14%
31
95%
*23
23%
30
*80 Va
40%
94%
33%
139
82
38%
1.52
95%
40
29%
'34%
29%
82
40%,
*150
152
xl38%
34%
140
85
38%
19,200
3,200
00 T «
28%
28%
*68%
90%
200
8
25%
79%
*85%
72
*112
2,100
30
24 Vu
4.1 V b
41%
*68%
100%
10
a
81
*23
86
341
42 •
89 %
""
,
30
il
95
40%
23
160
47
24%
*150
"
95
*7%
8
41%
41'
80 'A
8012
'
39
3,600
4
24 Va
•
152
*150
152
*150
41%
.
30%
*7%
8
24 Vb
40 Va
30
30
30
a
2i%
29%
V8
*40 Vb
42
46
-
7%
342
*40
41%
40 Va
46
24 Vb
152
*85
*40%
.
2
41Tb
*40
7%
82
81
*150
28
36
25%
7%..
23'A-
Vt
2,300
31
35%
35%
2,700
35%
15,100
1,500
70%
*69%
71
*35 Vb
a
36%
*35
36
*34 Vb
35%
30%
*30 Va
30:%
20%
30%.
400
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
6,800
5,100
1,100
70 Vb
13%
13%
13%
30%
13%
30
30%
*27% .27%
X29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Vb
29 7 a
29 Vb
29 7
27Tb
27%
271->
271
27%
27 7
«
27%
27%
49%
50 "b
49%
50
114 Vb
800
115
30%
13%
48%.. 49%
*114
47%
115
48Va
49%
30%
50%
50
47 Vb
47%
-
50 %
*114
115
*114
115
*114
a
47%
47%
46%
*
115
47%
46%
,
46",
57
3,400
5,300
3,300
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
57a
5%
21 Va
21%
21
21%
21 Tb
21%
21TF.
21%
21 Va
21%
1,600
5
46%
46%
46 V a
46%
45 T a
46'
44'a
4,600
45%
*80
45 Va
45
1
82
82
82
pfd—100
82
5%
*80
I
Corp
;
;
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Co
com—
.
59
59
*78
80
58 T a
58
100
common
Johnson
Manufacturing
13%
10
30
57
Co..
preferred
Johns-Manville
&
Inc
56%
13%
1
;
Sulphur
Cent Pur & Lt 4%
Tea
3%%
36 Vb
13%
20
1
:
52Tb
332%
5
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
28
58% Apr
Breaker
57
200
6,500
56%
5 Vb
40k
.1
92%
5 Va
85
50c
common
35
*90
5Vb
«■
5 Va
86
3.50
*83
92 Va
78%
9 Va
Co
Coal
I-T-E-
9%
*2Vb
'80
*78 Va
97 Vb
preferred
60% Aug
62% Nov 15
Power
35
*90
78%
41 %
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Power & Light Co
;
10
*83
15
40%
1
*73
78%
9%
Stores
74
15
23
Iowa
89-/a Feb
Jun
Dept
*73
23 Vb
75
78 V a
23
u—5
38
28
15
99%
Corp
38
36%
1.15.
Utilities
23
68%
40%
issued
4.2CC
23 Va
28
79
40
25
100
38
23
68.
14 Tb
9%
common.a.
3,400
26 Tb
*9
97%
_
10
5
72
-
91
preferred
24%
24%,
23 V«
25
10
14%
*112
Interstate
9%
-
69
101
Va
13%
"3%
Va
11,400
33
*37%
22%
'
9
*2Tu
14%
100
International Silver
56
'
.1
13%
3,000
60%
92 Va
*90
i
9,500
35
4%
4%
i
86
*04
*9
15
preferred
7%.
57
,
13%
68%
International Salt-*.—No par
International Shoe—
No par
21
6
56%
-
.
*24 7 b
50u
19%
28 3
83
22*r
22%
32%
32%
87
4%
4Tb
26
*24%
10
70
15%
91%
5c/o
4%
;
15
14
80
Mar 14
92
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
47% Jan 28
*
83
92%
4%
25
94%
Paper common—7.50
32%
85
4%
*24 T11
60 Vb
60
60
*85
74
*82
55
24
87
*90
.No par
91
Jan
33 Va
No par
Canada
$4 preferred
11
102% Feb
of
International
78
Jun
60%
"85
34 Vb
$6
28% Jan
GOVa
x327b
86
29%
Island
4
60 %
33'A
139 Vb
13
July 30
59
32%
86
34%
22
50% July 15
34Tb
.30%
47 Va July 10
1
For footnotes
40% May 16
35%
*83
35 %
Jan
34%
85
70
5 4'A Jun
33Tb
139%
When
130
33%
33%
11
8
3
12
28
33%
29%
28% Feb
67% Feb
35% Feb
43% Feb
*28%'
139V4
Interstate
19
19%
28%
75
International
28
19Tb
*28%
100
coipmort
^referred
36% July 16
Jan
*19%
28%'
34%
No par
,7%
33% May 10
28 % Mar 29
19%
75
73
14% Feb
19%
*28%
*73
35%
32
18Tb
*19%
28 V.
18 %
74
oar
10%
1,800
18%
19%
*28%
27 %
35%
1
111% Jun
.No
9 Tb
*19%
38
International Telep & Teleg—No par
2
15,400
Int'l Minerals Sc Chemical comu_—5
4% preferred..
ulOO
48% Apr 27
94 % Mar 14
42% Jun
94% Nov 30
24
5,300
13%
*26%
37% July 10
6
24:',.
12%
*37%
*29%
Jun
24
13
38
25
24 V» Jan
*
7
10% Mar 19
29% Oct
Jun
2
3
12
20
29 % Aug
5
•
32% Oct
July
30% Feb
Feb
24%
12Tb
26V,
—1
Corp
Machines..
Int'l
98
10 Vb
24
12Tb
95
100
International Packers Limited
30
6
A
20
109% July
10
24%
12%
93%
5
common.
23
70% Mar 13
Jun
Corp
preferred-,
Iron
10%
24 Vb
1
:
11% Feb
38% Jan
.
Inc
600
*10%
20
115 Va Apr
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
16
Ctfs
90
6,100
20 %
12%
71%
_
20%
24 Va
26 Vi
.
20%
130
87
10%
38
50 'A
28%
*39%
*40%
*44
*35
12%
22%
80
*04%
86
20%
38'A
20%
9%
5,200
16
65 Vb
86
22%
3%
500
35%
65 V a
*64 Vb
80
4Tb
26
57
13Vt
800
12,200
1014
36%
,No par
Jan
May 28
16
107
24
17% V
100
.
Steel, Co
4 Va %
20%
20% /
17 %
....No par
common
G%: preferred
Inland
Jan
Nov
15% Feb
Ingcrsoll-Rand
52
69
85
4
92
25% Feb
12
11
20%
*32'A
_l
5
33% Jun
28
67% Dec
8
Feb
99% Jan
Industrial Rayon—
May 23
33% Apr 11
Jun
5
lnsuranshares
27% Mar 25
15%
17%
60
GO
50
60
50
Inspiration Cons Copper
40% Jun
.
7
41% July 25
Feb
23
JSj'/a may J.4
35% Dec 31
174
88% Jan
156
3o Vb
lGVb
16
17 %
4.42%. cumulative preferred
,4.20% cumulative preferredIndianapolis Power & Light. _No par
Indu,stria Electrlca.Do Mexico
SA
.100pesos
53% Jan 11
2
22
9% Nov 26
48
10
25% Jun
98% Nov 29
11
13
288
143%
Feb
Feb
24% Mar 13
47% Jan 23
83% Dec
52
Nov
165
35%
15" b
5%
32%
15
13
32% May
46'A Mar
9
Jun
40
76% Jun
*34 %
16'A
'35
35l
16
*78%
5%
32%
No par
38
151
35%
16
40 %
35
1
._—
Cement Co
5
7% Jun
35 V-1
.41%
10
Co
Idaho Power Co——
Ideal
9
Refrigerator
19
13
41 Vb
5
pfd series A
conv
Hussmann
Jan
Feb
40%
15
1
Apr
59
41
*9
100
Hupp Corp common
73% July 31
31% July
40%
50
preferred series A__
63% Jan
46 Va Apr
41 Vb
*105%
106
01
68Vt
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
& Indust Inc com
5
Hunt Foods
53
.
41%
4C%
*9%
*2%
1
51
Va July 26
45 Va Jan
4
47%
57
13%
par
100
com
9
44
62
*46'A
300
107
*61 Vb
92
1
Co„
Nov
41% Dec 21
*105%
*73
*83
100
IHudson & Manhattan
230
1,600
50
47%
26%
lOo
Lighting & Power—No
8,600
61%
*38
100
Howard Stores Corp
44
61 %
105%
22 Va
_3
preferred
4.40%- preferred
43%
43 Tb
4%
*24%
i
25
4%
100
;
Inc
44%
15%
44%
*46 >/4
61
33%
preferred
convertible
15."a
47 Vb
*84
No par
Household Finance common—No par
$2.25
15 Vb
15 V
61%
00
32 %
common—5
Corp of America.—
conv preferred
a
*15 Vb
*46 Vb
19%
*28%
33%
Houdaille-Industries
6
15% Nov 29
5% Nov 30
Co
32
47%
18%
30
preferred
17%
<%%
32
G1 %
5
lo
Electrochera
17%
23Tb
43%
106
15%
.—12.50
1.900
17 %
32
*46%
5
Sons
01
23%
*15 Vb
,
.1
"60%
20%
10%
24%
13
19%
19%
29
33%
30
July 19
106
10
Co—
&
800
1
47%
20%
*10%
24
12V)
23% July 24
39% May 29
72% Jun 25
Jan
(A)
10
51,%
O
*90%
91
60%
35
1
Home,stake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
4
Jun
106
39 ;«
50c
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
6% Jan
3
15 Va
20Tb
28% Jan
22
24% Sep 25
10
11
Feb
*15
51%
(J0%
—2.50
,
72%
23 A
63%
Corp
1,200
3,100
23%
72%
*31
07
Electronics
17 Vb
25 Tb
1
74
32
*64 Vb
10
,97
*31
*86
39% Jan
14
31
65%
Furnace
7,800
','17%
17%
23Tb
17%
23%
87
71% Jan.
July 22
Jun
4% July 17
24% Aug
2
31
29% Mar
Mar 25
59
85
52% July 17
26
17 %
23%
17%
23T1
^
51%
"'*90%
*86
Hollander
10
11
%'
*6414
Holland
3
31'A Dec
91
8«
Hoffman
July
51
65
10% Jun 20
17% Feb 12
51 >.A
*90%
80
Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
10
63
*40%
——5
Hotels
17 VB'
17 Va
25%
"71%
65
Hilton
7
61%
62%
a
17 V
4
74
l
preferred series A—100
3%%
500
'
91
44%
20G
34
*3i
3*
25%
25 Va
15
45
xlOO
Clieni Corp
25 Va
17
10% Feb
17
22% Jan
56%
17 V
3,500
J 4
\
28%,
5 VA
*5
'
C2
17 Vb
.'V *28%
29%
5
5
*3J'A
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'
'
52%
43 %
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"
3i
4
31
15
1
Inc
27
25 Va
17
52
27-
26 T b
47u
57
25% %
74
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17-%
-
44. %
par
....50
A
17
26%
27
Ki j
64%
25%
2.900
34%
$4Va cum 2nd pfd (conv) —No par
July 19
Jun
series
63
35% '
34%
;
34 %
,
3,600
34Tb
34%
;
4o
4"b
10
48 Vt •
48',4
2GTb
;5
3,300
50
133
*130
1
48
32
17%
100
preferred
Hertz Co (The)
Hewitt-Robins
18% Dec 31
11
preferred
4Va'/o
52 Va
91
.
38 Va
39
44 * -; ■:
28%
38%.
34 Vb
34 Vb
%
27%
*71 V«
74
23%. .23%
*31
common—..2 1/12-
Heyden Newport
63
1;
Hershey Chocolate common—No
17% July 16
3
24% Nov
9% Dec 26
5%
-
Powder
Va July 26
40% Jan
4
3
*90%
....r—10
common
1
Jan
99
21% Dec 12
Hercules
42
77% Feb
61% Dec 13
*51%
& Co..—.:
25
12% Mar
213.
_—100
common-,,
noncumulative preferred—23
Hercules
Motors—,..
No par
115% Jan 30
26
E)
"71%
7Vo
8
47% July 11.
24
Jun
16
25%
2a
100
,
preferred!
Feb
33% Nov
12% Feb
(II J), Co
3.05%
65
65 %
i<i% .16%
15
common
preferred—,.
15
27% Jan
Dec
Co
(G W)
46% Jun
89
*33%
(W
47% Jan 23
56
33%
33%.
-
34%
33
A.
133.
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600
2.1Q0
1,900
92
'48 '
34%'.
4%
Holme
24
33 Vt
5%
Heller
Jan
.
*5%
34% Mar
Feb
34%
38
38 Vb
la>8
L>u
1
500
V
23
32
34
4,600
:
"22 Va
33%
33%
300
,
73% j
21 Vb '
.
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33 Vb
.
:•
92
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"
27s.
Marx
34
38
...
48%
28'%
3V<%
July 24
17% Jan
34
38%
33%
34
-
130
48%
28V
24% Jan
53% Mar 20
1
5
37%
130
49%.
27%.
18% Jan 22
14
48%
34
■*
28%
16% Feb 20
54
3
6% Apr
May
91
34
22Tb
39;%
21%
22Tb
91
32%
*
73
213b
74
22%
91
74
*21 Vb
22%
,
92
38
33%
74% „
a
2X'/8
-
33
27
Hecht
2
20
54
.22;V
1
lo
30% July 23
124
21
100
Chemical Co
23% July 25
45% Dec 20
Oct
19
76% Jun
,
com,—7,50
,
28% Apr
22%
*80
92
Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred—
50
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dlst—
5
Hayes Industries lricn—
—J
1
18% Jun,
15
11
72% July 25
46% Apr
2
86% Jan
7
45% Dec
80
July
22%
34
34:%
28% .139%
«128.
132.V
Hat
7
34% Jan 21
81
21%
33
1
->2.50
Hart Schaffner &
Harsnaw
21% Mar 15
15% Dec 31
36% Nov 29
Reuac
73%
21%
39J%
73 V
73
21V
*89
2.50
,,
Harris-Intertype Corp
51% July 19
17
—
Corporation!
20
Aug
6
26'% May 25
38% Jan
3
11
23% Oct 25
34
Co
preferred
Harsco
5
6% Jan
23% Feb 28
Feb
14
July
Organ
32% Mar 25
14
31% Jun
Jun
Co
July 11
30% July 2
3
1
4% July 30
9
6%
36
Feb 15
48% Deo 20
146
9
"Watch
33%.
39%
;:
75
22%
26% Jan
89% July
31% May
33% Aug
19
39%
74
21%
5
—.5
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5
12Va
lo
a
=
59
59 Va
59
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58%
80
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82
80
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a
20
32
60"
a
2,900
80
48%
47%
47%
90%
91%
89
89
62%
59 %
60 3
a
12,200
45
46%
44 Tb
45 Vb
83%
46%
59%
58 V
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80
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o
90
88
88
87
37
59%
60%
59%
60%
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93%
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a
93%
33%
640
66 Va
67Tb
65%
65%
6,200
46%
47 V
100
93%
94%
93 V
a
93%
93
93 V
1
67%
68%
66 V
2
68
67%
68
a
a
1,000
69,500
Number 5661
Volume 186
...
The Commercial and Financial ChronicU
(539)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
/
Range iur Previous
1
ear
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
34 % Feb
Lowest
70% Aug
13
104
Nov
27
127
44
Dec
18
52
37% Dec
7
Aug
Feb
Dec
21
96
92
Dec
5
103
3
88
20
Mar
1
97'/2 Nov 28
108
89
Nov
30
105
Mar
87
Dec
28
103
9
86
May 22
71% Feb
13
1
July
90
109%
49
102
.
Feb
Feb
87
96
Apr
77% Jan
3
38% Jan
31
July
14
46% Jan
Feb
15
28% Aug 14
24% July 23
1
7
ktivaJau
20
32% July 30
2
213B Jan
10
23
Jan
27
21
Mar 27
12
Feo
19
May 28
48
Dec
12
37% Feb
12
147% Mar 14
101% Feb
Jan
23
1
53% Apr
24
Mar
61
Dec
39
7
30% July 16
27% F*eb
47
Apr
12
37!
40
Nov
21
58% Apr
27
41
Jan
32 % Dec
4
40% Mar 19
29
Mar
*
Jl
74%
Aug~20
82
Dec
18
98
Feb
25
29% Mar 29
10
25% Feb
50% Feb
29
22
Jan
10
29% Apr
3
43% Jan
4
54% Oct
19
29
16% Sep
26
Jun '
30
89
,
19
%
May
17% Jun
26
58
15% Nov 26
Oct
5
16% Jan
4
20% Oct
21
74% Feb
98
12% Dec
9
49
Jan
3
14
30
19
Apr
2
20
163% Feb
Jan
12
1
64
Aug
76% Nov
14% May-28
35% Jan 24
18
12
8
33% Dec
28
Jan
21% Oct
38
75
19
Dee" 12
Feb
28
2
1
17*
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106
4
21
9
27
Dec
11
104
Nov
19
102% Jan
12
26% Dec
27
83 % Jan
143% Jan
27
97%
May
Jun
26
Jan
20
61
.
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27 •
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8
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9
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20
3
14
144
26
May 24
July
>
1
27% Feb
V
t
I
33% Oct
16
28% Feb
92% Jan
13
10% Apr
6
28
'
10% Feb
28
7% Mar
Mar 20
62% Aug
6% Sep
20
Dec
18
139
31% Nov 26
41
'
26
Mar 13
610
——-
Jan
--
3o
26
31
7
24
Jan
10
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6
Apr
1*%.T..n
32 Va Aug
18
29% Nov 28
48% May
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29 '® 14ov 12
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40
11
18 8
99
31/2
80
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25% Apr
4
,
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24
Apr 24
45% Dec
3
Nov
50% Mar 23
11
98
20
6
18% Aug
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2,
lb
44
4
530
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16
28
M&r
7
20% Jan
32%
400
34%
49%
Feb
7
73
July
96% Jan
4
72
Jun
871/2 Mar
2
c8.
July
3
27-% Jun
9
50
34 /a Apr
56% Jan.
2
12
83
Jan
21
83
2
77
Feb 20
5
32% Feb
Jun
11
55
13% Jun
10
17% Apr
3
26% Feb
19
3C
39% Jun
24
Jan
Jan
16
12% Feb
14
68% Jun
20
75% Apr
26
40% Dec
28
32
11
47
34% Feb 11
13
Mar 1
Dec
18
43% Aug 20
16,,
19
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
Mar
5
; Feb
75% Mar
Tan
2
23% Feb 29
16% Jun
26
-
6
40
1
1
24%
23 %
23%
58
61
5,400
14'%
1,700
20%
22%
32 Va
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-
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17
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;
12
16% Jun
3
20
41 % Apr
30
33
1
40'% Jun
16
85'% Feb
5
32% Mar 15
27% Jun
25
98
Apr 11
76
45% Jun 36
27% F'eb
25
Marathon
30%
24%
17
July 11
Feb
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
44% Jan
3
July 19
July
1
>
20
1,400
21%
21%
4,900
33
33
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86
32%
86
.
800
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,200
38%:
38%
38
15
15
15
38%
15 Va
1%
9,000
1,700
1%
1%
1,100
18%
18%
5%
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5%
100
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19
700
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17
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2,000
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11
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136
135
170
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38
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17%
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1
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120
82
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99% Feb
21
76
July 19
92
Jun
5
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31
77
July 10
102
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4
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25
90
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24.
16%
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2,100
51
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88
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94
76
23
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67
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29
117
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48
27
100
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17
17
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9
23
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100
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82
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19
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27,8 Nov 29
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50
6
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24
31
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24
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46
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81
11
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28
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21
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49
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50
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17
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16
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2
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1
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14
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,
24
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Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(540)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1956
\
Highest
Lowest
47% Jan
20
2t»7/8 Sep
26
33
J«
Va Dec
42
12
Dec
40
May 26
47
7
142
Dec
126
297% Feb
J
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5
Midland
30
Apr
38
Feb
3
127
Aug
40"a Jen
2«
12
fix S25
July 15
53
.
3
finternrise.,
35%
Inc.——10
distribution
lo<
40
May 31
20^4 aaal
9
2
22
J/%
J toll
14
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—J
12
24 Va Julv 25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—-No pai
2b 7a Dec
5
19% Dec
31
25Va July 17
20
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
17 Va Mar 21
58
Jan
23
90%
July 26
6lie
Sep
2(7"
75%
May
Feb
21 Va July 12
"
73% Jfi *
131
July 8
l»/a July 31
l'/s July 17
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58
101
July
Oil
Corp—.—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Rights (expire Aug li
Minn Mining & Mlg com
9
1.50
Jan
3
21% Julv 23
2r»i/.
30'% Nov
28
42 Va Apr
2
26% Aug
35% Apr
257a Nov
21
80%
•><»U
9% Dec
10
19
Jan
3
6% July 23
11
28 Va Mar 29
12% Jan 14
Nopai
No pat
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper-.-—2,50
Apr
30
15
GO',it May 24
Minute Maid Corp—
Mission Corp
—
29% Jan
23
3
49 Va
40% July 24
26% Feb
12
43% May 27
Mission
30 Va Jun
25
3b %
33% Jan
2
37% May 23
12% Jan
8
Dec
Apr
2
Jau
3
13% July
8b
Jau
11
33
4
8
76
Oct
22
Aug 30
36 V* Jan
t.o
19
*
24%
21
13 y* Oct
95
en
Jun
90
105
37% Feb
14
17% Jan
9'/a Nov 29
Aug
5
•
49 Va Nov
29
81% Jan
35 Va Apr
26
47 %
Mar
Fei
20
la
1
Jun 24
29
44% Jan
3
7b
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at
60
2
8b
Feb
20
73 Va July
31
22
Mat 23
13
28% July 2«
Dec
17'/2 July 12
11% Apr
30 Va Feb
28
Jan
3
23% Jun
preferred series A
3'/a%
1
100
100
1.25
6373
*7i
No par
—25
20%
17%
—2—-—No par
CO—
—-2
*12
36%
preferred
—
4.20%
preferred.
Co Inc
16
Mojud
Monarch
Jar
Monon
9
Machine
RR
Tool
class A
8
Class &
Monsanto
14
40% Jan
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
49% Jun
4
—
Chemical
Montecatini Mining &
Feb
July 18
2574 Jan 24
Moore-McCormack
13%Jun 28
19% Jan
Morrell
13
40 Va Jun 10
51% July
18% Jan 10
18% Nov 27
Aug
1
46% Apr 27
25% Dec 14
28% Mar 12
37% Dec
51% Mar 14
35% Feb
30% Jan 23
38
Dec
31
13
30% Jan 23
45% Not
21
14 >/b Deo
9
32% Mar
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
21 %
19 Va Jun
7
20
27% Feb 14
40% May 10
4
34% Mar 23
45% Jan 11
31
35% May 1
24% Apr 19
18
36% Dec 21
>
Jan
29% Dec
31
42% Jan
4
50
Mar 19
Jan
24
148
16 V* May 28
22
May 10
July 16
July 25
42% Apr 12
(John)
Motor
Products
Wheel
Motor
Munsingwear
Jan
8
Nashville Chatt
18% Jnn
4
Natco
80% Jan
8
Jan
3
National Airlines
July
3
National Automotive
May 18
130
*20
21
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——
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6%
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3,700
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1
National Acme Co
30
50
21
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5
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May 1
31
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27
23
19 3 ij
82
12
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
7
43 Ya Jan
3
2
47
Jan 10
23% Jan 11
32% Jan
8
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
3,400
10,100
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%
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1
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82
49
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
23
19%
867a
24
1,000 lire
22
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
25
22 34
12
4C%
33%
2j'.ii
15
Chemical—
shares
American
19
19% Apr 30
26% Feb 11
35% Jun
0
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20
80
131
33%
33%
33%
131
181
131
131
4,500
50
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49
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15
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Montana Power Co (.The)
12
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75
14
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3,700
3u',4
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5
Mohasco Industries
37%
35
22%
36
34%
9%
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Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
36%
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2b
26%
6%
51
5b
37 %
35
32%
108 >4
Shares
37%
38
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131
132
129
84
21
28%
3%
100
26% Mar
10
Jun
38 Ya
10
41% July 11
47
22 Va Nov 29
395/a Jan 26
7%
31
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No par
18
18
2
26
3
Mar
51 V4
19
19% Mar 18
19
24% Jan
16% Nov 29
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6
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59
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83
49%
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Apr
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23 Va Jan
July 17
12
12
Jan
24 Va
29
183/a Nov
33 Vs Nov
'1 2 V2
.—•
Development Co—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
83% Apr 22
2
preferred
Minnesota Power & Light--—No par
Apr 12
Aug
Oct
14 Va Dec
1
2
3
7 7b Oct
21
Mar
73 Jiuy 12
9
11% Feb
67% Oct
60
1
65% Mar
36% Mar 28
14
$4
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2
8% July
53
26
18 Va Mar
1
Julv 23
76
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98 Va Feb
33
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91
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35%
33%
.
12
a
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the Week
Aug. 2
Aug. I
48%
35%
Friday
Thursday
37%
35%
37%
Sales foe
PRICES
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Jan
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38
5
30% Feb
10
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Miami Copper
Mxauie south Utilities
10
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Jan
40
20
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13
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EXCil/iNOli
2
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
July 31
AND
Tuesday
Monday
July i:>
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5
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118
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
105
15
July 24
60
July 9
18% Jun 18
11
Feb 12
29% Jun 27
11
16 % Mar 19
NOV 26
35% Jun
34% Oct
42% Apr L8
39% Jan 24
8
17
150
Nov
Jau 30
20%
14673 July 30
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National
Jun
6
163% Apr
9
7%
15% Aug 17
12 V2 Jun
17
15% Jan
0
National Can
59
4
National
11
26% May 14
46% Feb 12
20% Jan
3
70% Jun
20
10
33% Dec
«
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Feb
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Apr
Feb
20
July 20
34% Jan 23
42% Aug 14
33
21 Va Mar 19
25 % Jun
27
18% Apr
20% Feb
29% Oct 11
23% Feb
10
92% Dec
87% July
101 Va Aug 28
17
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101% Apr
1
4%%
18% Jun
20
28
76 Va Jan
23
35% Apt
9
105% Feb
100% Feb
123 Va Aug
86 %
Deo
10
179
Jan
132
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
11% Jan
5
14% Sep
48% Oct
32% Feb
14
16% Jan
20
Jan
20
33% Dec
28
64
36
Dec
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Oct
15
12% Feb
75
13
15
Jan
6%
6
4
National Shares
National Steel
3
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Jan
42
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9 % Jan
11
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8
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1
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3
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4
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11
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8
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26
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81
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21
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12
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11
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8
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19
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1
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21
32%
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15
10%
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21
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25
14%
21
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25,100
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40
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22
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70
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100
100%
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25
common
preferred
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72
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100
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100
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69
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70
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Pharmacal
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3.900
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30
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5
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15
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8%
13%
10 Vb
16%
15
,
30
72 Va
81
15
15
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83
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500
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preferred
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4.6%
7,300
9%
1
—50
Co
Northwest Airlines
5
35%
47%
100
Natural Gas
4
1
18
Feb
35%
47%
8%
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Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
4
Feb
92
35
4(33 a
■
9%
25
series
$4.08 preferred series$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
90% Feb
90
79% Jun 25
35
47
83
Common
86
35
*80
$3.60 preferred series
85
35
100
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14
Mar 29
77
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35
Va
par
Adjustment preferred
11
92
76%
35
21%
76
8%
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82
80% Jun 25
77
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77%
9%
No par
17% Jun
Feb
7G%
21%
70%
—
5%%
21
77
21
77%
38
—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com„No par
3.40 Vo preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
3.90% preferred
—100
4.10% preferred
100
5.25%
preferred
!
100
Niagara Share Corp
\—5
Nopco Chemical Co
2
Northern
1,300
21 Ve
20%
Electric Gas Corp—
American
21
39%
39%
45%
$3.75 preferred
North
207b
13
39%
No par
State
Western
5,200
13
40
8%
York Shipbuilding Corp
&
39%
13
39 Va
35
1
series A
Common
Norfolk
39%
13
50
New
Y
1,200
No par
-
5%
10
13%
20%
par
CO—
68 Va Jun
25
38%
40%
140
13073
13'a
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13
77%
15
preferred—.
16% July 30
28
For footnotes
129 Va
No par
Northern
84
127 Va
No
Common
41% Jan
94
82
129%
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
17
75% Nov 28
69% Nov 29
127 %
5
•
N Y & Harlem RR
2
33% Jun 24
6
129 % *
Chicago & St Louis Co
2
39% Mar 27
Mar
127%
Air Brake—
N
58
150
Electric System
1
pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
33% May 18
34% Dec
150
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4 7o
N
151
152
38%
400
9,400
151
128 Va
13
8,800
1287 a
126
13
6,800
90%
127 Va
150
13
18 %
427 b
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129
152
England
Apr 22
'
120
1
New
Mar 13
18%
89%
a
150%
•
100
42%
18%
43
89 7
123
=—-l
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3
18%
42%
90
152
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Inc
28
Jan
18%
43
128
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York
18%
42%
90
152
Fibre.Co
a
New
19,700
88
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38
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88%
1
24
July 29
300
25%
1
Jan
30
187 b
25%
124
>—5
Jan
7
*18%
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18%
43 %
42%
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90
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25%
it
.
18%
18%
43%
73
18%
25%
*
*
127%
Inc—
27% July 24
27% Feb 25
28
Feb 25
Jan
18%
43'%
5
17
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19
No
86
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lit
19
1
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19
R
35%
36%
18%
3674
19
25%
88 Va
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
33Ar/o preferred
100
130% May 20
36
36 34
19
25%
No par
10
Corp
15% Jun 24
70V/2 July !0
64
02%
6-17a
63%
100
100
77% Jtm
19
1 '>.(3%
148
5
14
g
13
1374
13
a
10
common
'
Neisher Bros
14% Jab
7,800
147%
13 %
common
Co
13% Jun 28
3
40
146%
No par
National .Vulcanized
11
Jan
39%
13 hi
Radiator
S
39%
5,000
147%
Co
National Tneatres
10
May 17
V2 Jap 11
4,700
39 Va
20 Va
89 Vb
100
Corp
National Sugar
3074
2C%
147%
com .5
National Supply (The)
National Tea Co
9
3b Vb
39%
Corp_
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
21 % July 18
3,000
30%
146%
Service
80% Jau
137b
30
38%
5
preferred A
preferred B
National Linen
8
39% July 30
17% Sep
97% Feb
440
7%
12% Jun 25
6% Jan
2
17% Mar 19
88% Jan 20
.
10
23
Jan
.,13 74 May
47% Jau
12
Apr
8
Gas
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
162V2 Apr
7% May 29
9
4
13
307 b
1
1951
Gypsum Co
139
12
36Va Jan
3
16 % Apr 26
79
Nov 21
50
33% Feb
40% Feb
13
8 % Mar
14
Dec
Jan
26
Fuel
National
July
138
17% Feb 12
65% Mar 12
12% Oct 11
17
.Mar 29
5% July 18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
31% Dec
4
24
9% Apr
48
10% Dec 26
Jun
National
8
Jan
13%
30 Va
61%
21
1467a
Products
25
July
97
2
12
127% July 23
J2% Apr 12
36% Jun 10
20.
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
87% No?
8
13
7
31
4b
25
July
148
154
19% Jan
2
Aug
13
23
% Apr
Dec
93
18 Vb
21% Mar 12
bl
13
38 Vb
.
37% Dec 27
21
13%
10
5
1
Stores
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp
3
307 a
JiGl
21%
13 VB
1477a
Department
May 21
29%
62'/a
20%
5
National
9
29%
31
62%
20%
1.50C
38%
Register
38Va Mai 18
28 Vb
13%
62
,
6073
14773
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
23% Jan
8
12
13
50
700
16
60
10
Corp
Cash
20%
15%
16
16
39:«
common
24% May 22
50he July 11
12
017 a
137 b
116
117
15%
100
Biscuit Co
preferred A
11% May 24
34 Va Feb 13
6273
2073
13
5
Corp
1573
20'%
Inc—1
Fibres
1573
61
-—1
1
National Aviation
14
<30
29% July 30
35
Jan
2
179
21
14
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118
1197b
15 7a
—-5
-——
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1197%
100
Louis
Si St
Corp
520
80%
867
a
82
200
a
88%
24%
24%
5.100
14%
5,600
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*20%
32%
21
32'%
100
3|000
Volume 186
Number 5661... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(541)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for frerioas
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Lowes!
49
Dec
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58 V* Aug 13
1101* Jan
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20
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110
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47 I® Apr
3
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26
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14
16
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6
42% Dec
10
Dec
26
46% July 30
84 % July 23
28 V* Jan
*
57 % Apr
"38% Jun
8
30% Jan
23
17% Dec
2
6% Mar 12
10% Sep 26
14% Jun 25
37
Jun
45 V2 Mar 29
12
13
16% Jan
20
3% Oct
24
18
"62 W JUly 25
26% Jan
2
'22 V® May
1
3% May 22
10
21
20
Mar 27
92% Dec
Dec
21
Dec
24 V* Jun
24
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v
90
July 18
Mar 29
20
27.
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54% Jan 23
19
10
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102
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5
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47
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71
-
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86 '
89
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-
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3
9
28 Va
,
26
96
7
100
60% Aug
July 15
Mar 11
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5
27
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3
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,
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23
1
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60%
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12
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12
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4
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11
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78
July
23% Feb
80% Feb
7
Jan
23
85
1
25
29% July 25
128
18
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22% Jan
16
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2
64
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38
Jan
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Jun
9% May 15
1
71 Va Aug
2
Publlcker
Industries
2
24
,
,
23% Feb
118
4
Feb
7
32% Feb
4
10
24V* Jun
28
Feb
4
103% Feb
16
79
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26
92
Feb
27
Feb 15
86
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2
92
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29
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$1.40
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div
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com
25
95
21
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13
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24
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12
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24 V* Jan
Feb
37 Va
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3%%
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preferred
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preferred—.
Puget Bound Pow & Lt Co..
88
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54
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28 V® Jun
53
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24% Feb
20% July
54
47 Va
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40
32®.* Jan
53%
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34% July 24
July 30
105
37
10
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21 "2 Jun
4
54
48 %
Co—
Public Serv Co of Colorado
9
53'%
4b %
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Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co——
May 20
79% Mar 19
23,000
4%
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28 Va
1
48
24
9,900
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30
66
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5%
&
4%
2,700
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96
18 Va
60'%
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
&
4%.
18®/*
90
11%
97%
Metallurgical Inc.,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
59'%
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19
59
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59 Va
97
14,600
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22
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59
97
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21%
600
21®/*
89'%
11®'*
convertible
$4.80
21'%
17,800
17,200
8%
59%
*93%
Pittsburgh Forcings Co—
13
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
26'/a Mar 18
75% Jun
6
*
76
•72
59
21%
21'%
320
20%
89'%
"
"
85% Jan
54%
36%
100
No
76
21%
19
4-'%
com—1
!
21 Va
21%
ST Va
'
60%
♦89%
*20'/*
.
a—5
•
8Va
90
•
4%
89'/a
Va
53 %
—100
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
J«IU-'7
20% May 16
2
89
100
Corp
20'%
8%
♦95
59'A
19'%
59
62
90%
20%
8'%
21'%
97
18%
•
Mar 26
46%
25
26 % Aug
7o v® Feb
58 Va
•94%
4 V*
4%
90'/*
20'%
~
1
Hosiery..
i
Plllsbury Mills Inc common.
$4 preferred
;
Piper Aircraft Corp—
Pitney-Bowes Inc—J.
'
Pitts CoJte & Chem Co com
-
Va
97
90 V*
8%
•72
21%
21%
19%
"60
:—3
Phoenix
3
21% Apr 23
22
Heusen
preferred—,
PhillipsPetroleum;
6
May
58
Va
19'%
100
common
'.5%
10% Mar 15
44 y* Jan
94
5
58
*94
100
preferred———
3.90% series• oreferred;
2
4
21%
90'%
20%
8'%
76
*72
76
21 Va
100
4%
4
94®/* Jan 21
22
•72
12.50
Philip Morris Inc
Jan
10V® Jun 10
.-
-
90'%
x20%
:
8®/i
•
45V* Mar
I
21
8»/a
Corp of Amer
—1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
,6
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
4#> 2nd preferred (conv)
100
62
14 Va Mar
91
20%
8%
—No par
100
preferred-,
74
.
Jan
90
21%
8%
—-a—33 Vs c
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
106
-
12
90
20%
40
preferred
4.30% preferred:
4.68%- preferred;.—
Phila & Reading Corp_.
Philco Corp common—'—
3®/*% preferred series A
July 11
90;
10
10
———
Corp common
Phlla Electric Co common—No par
$1 conv preference eom_—No par
1
4.40 %
preferred
100
0
10
1,
10 Va
52'/*
V2
78 Va
Phelps-Dodge
•
24
na?e
4
10 Va
78
4Va %
2
21
spp
10%
61V*
23'/a
26
Petroleum
4% Jan 15
65 Va July 15
97
Feb 25
-
19% Jun
For foc+note*!
10'/a
78%
Pet Milk, Co common—i
2
44% Jun
5
*3%
78
Pepsi-Cote Co
7
Aug 10
10% May 2
74May 1
51% Apr
3®,*
25
98 Va Mar 23
20 Vz Jun
l
25 V* Jun
4
*3%
60 Va.
*19%
24%
7
37% Jan
19%
*52%
38
106*% Feb 15
29% July 25
74"* Jan
3
61%
23%
19%
110
3,300
41
'
26',*
11
1
60
23'/*
19%
*39'%
-100
31% Feb
-62% Oct
61
23%
19%
10%
10%
41
35%
Peoria St Eastern Ry Co—;
6
104
60 Va
23%
4
*3%
11,100
87
35'/*.
500
40% Apr
•
61%
Va
48'/*
*85
35 V®
*39'%
20'/*
19%
47'/*
,
87
35 Va
41
24
59%
*2J*?8
49 V*
*85
:
3,000
24 V*
3
21
♦39 Va
-
10,900
6
52%
20
85% Dec 26
89 Va Dec 17
22% Jan
3
41
15'/*
48 V*
49
6
13
3,300
30% Jan 23
,
35%
5%
15'A
52%
20% Jun
3
85'%
35 V*
180
5®*
15'A
■»
*23%
12
ll
85
35%
200.
.2,720
*25'/*
Feb
29
47 Va
87
26®/ a
25
!
14
Dec
48%
2u%
25
—
Apr 20
31
5%
15%
26%
-16
•26% Dec
82% Dec
5%
15%
*26%
25
26% Mar 34
120
July 25
35% Mar 8
5%
15%
27'A
Jun
5
5®4
15'/*
26%
Plttston Co
21 % Dec
108
Nov
6
15%
26%
Mar 29
25% Jan 30
129
26 %
Jun
26
12.J
27
Jun
31
128'/*
27
84
Dec
128%
27
135
35 V® Nov 29
129
*128
*26
117
22% Dec
128%
25
Mar 13
71
*127%
7,900
130%;
3.50
July 12
60% Mar J 3
49®-* July 25
40% July 24
88% Mar 29
130
*39%
87
10
27
130
1
31
63% Dec 27
*26%
129%
41
90
37% Dec
26 Va
129%
*39 Va
71% Nov 19
55
34 V, ..35%
■-
26%
35 %
31
15
300
2,600
9,100
128%
46%
Telep common—No par
35 Vb
22
40%. '
47%
a
27%
•85'/a
*
.
VB
33%
22 ^Jan
21 H.Dec
.
5%
!—5
34%
200
128%
129
15%
1
35 V®
1,900
16'A
128'/*
49%
13
r
128Va
*
34%
14'%
16 V*
•26%
36
24
11
35
200
*14%
27%
85'%
28
31
34%
/
128®*
-
47
Dec
7®* Dec
39'/®
t i
35 Vh
Dec
45% Nov
39%
* I
85
90
38®* Aug 20
23% Mar 23
21%
39%
47%
*26 */4
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—.100
23
22'n
39%
47%
■
1
36"% Jan
r
22 V®
39%
47%
35 V»
,
42%
6
1
23
39%
47%
48%
14®/*
17
33%
21
Feb
*22'/a
•39%
40 Va
34%
12
42'%
Jun
Dec
22%
;
14%
34'A
'Feb
•
*22'a
23
11%
14%
42%
31% Jun
*
•16 V*
12
14%
34'/*
150
155
17
'11%
42 Va
150
'"132
*16'/*
34'%
Mar 15
81% Dec
7
23% Nov 19
.
12
15 *
17
42%
Jun
10
39 % Dec 17
84% Apr
4
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
•11%
*11%
14%
*16V*
20
21%
144
9
91%
14%
12
2,400
*90
42%
134
10
91 Va
*33%
16
23
*90
21%
23
Oct
1,500-
'37
34'A
170
6% Feb
7,000
95
36%
37 Va
42%
163% Jan
78*
37
21%
11
24% Feb
65 Va
*93%
.
95
"
42%
26
3
64'/*
7,900
•33%
21
96% Apr
8% Sep
*93V a
V*;
22 V*
Dec
10
90
63%
57
34%
Dec
Jan
90
40
160
16%,:
.56%
;
17
128
-
& Light com—No
par
preferred-.
:
100
4.40% series preferred
100
25
140
74
90
64%
*16'V
•
59
43
Feb
149
Jan
37%
23,500
77
33%
35
18
20% July 27
63 V*
94
37 %
63 Va
16V*
57%
6,7<*M
29%
■
42 %
8 V® Jun
50% Nov 19
8
93 V*
37%
-
48%
77
25
39% Jun
16% Jun
12
v
93%
90
91 Va
63%
37%
-
16V*
56
16%
57%
48
x29 V*
i■
—5
89
32% Feb 13
,
*16'%
i
-
77 1
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Iightr
Coke
3
July 25
Apr 10
Apr
4
29 V®
*75 Va
200
490
8
3
1
48%
29%
75%
93%
V
47%
•
4%%
49% Apr 24
83
Apr 26
24V* May V
18 V'® Mar 12
.
48
30%
.
14,500
81
25% Jan
60% July 12
16
18
47%
62%
64%
94
39%
.
Corp—'„l
40Va July 22
3
10
47
75%
27,900.
13'/®!
*bu
-29-%
■
57%
25
Penn
bo
57
38
*22
100
preferred-
bo
14%-
25
Co common.:
86
.
55 V*
117
12%.
17
25
1
59%
-
13%
5,400
12
24% Feb
,
46% Oct -1
46%
30%
77 %
16%
54%
•115
12%
.
200
Va
Pennsylvania
100
-
99 % Mar 14 v
-8% Dec 31
"
45%
35%
115®V 115%
13 %
85%
25
29
July 11.:' 105% Apr- 1
78 Va July 24
94% Feb 12
90
July 16
t04% Feb 1®
July 11
15 % Jan
,
87
-
26
Penn-Texas
20
94 % Mar 12 ;
91
Mar 5 '
"12% May 25
96
Feb
•
86%
54%;
55%
118
-
12%
2u%
9
97
36% Mar 13 '•
91
88
-
55%
•115
12%
2o%
7
35% Jun
29% Nov 19
26
55>%
115
12%
i.o%
25
51
4
10
54%
115
-
13
20%
13% Jan
89% July 17
-
13
Jan
55%
118
-
26%
3,200
.
101
Jan
22% Jan
;
3% Mar 12
42% Feb 12
.
17
Feb 24
106
85
85
13
17
26
109 Va Jan
*82
*82
11
-
"■
2
Jan
83 Va
'
Feb
93
40% Mar 23
26% Mar 14
14
Dec 10
17 " Jan 23
15.
Dec
5
'
Apr
112®'* Jan
.'103•-
3
76% Mar 19
96% Dec 28
64% Dec 17
93-
3
„
107
106
33% Apr 12
41 v* Jun 27
64% Apr
»
18% Jan
2
45 V* Feb 25
-
Mar 1
22 % Apr 12
<7% Mar 12
4
"35% Dec
Jan
105
2
V, 20% Dec
Jan
13
26% May 18
54
26
83%
26%
20 V* Jun
6
96
27
Va Jun
July
83%
26 V®
Penney (J C) Co._
No par
Penn-Dixle Cement Corp
1
Pennroad Corp (The)
1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp—;
10
Penna Glass Sand
Corp
1
70% July 12
64'2 July 19
45% Jan
9
.
*81 %
37,500
8 % Jun
13
2Var Nov 26
37% Feb 10
■4
49% May 16
40% Jun
83 Va
17 V*
*11 Va
-
_10
$1 preferred—
$1.32 preferred—!
$1.30
*17
*90
Transportation——No par
Peninsular
May 16
May 31
85% Mar 13
40 Va Jan
2
16
21
29
Feb
35% Feb
.'.93% Oct
2
; 92
19% Jan
Dec
_
2
28
Sep 12
"1R%i Oct 24
4»% Nov 20
v
55% Jan
1
3
31% Jan
16% Oct
27
12
109
28
.
„
30% July
13% Jan
Dec
17
92
Jun
112 Va Mar
64
,.
75
48% Jan
19
67
,
9
21Va Jun 27
32% Oct
1
•
7
17% ' 17V*
37%
1
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
5
28 V2
Jan
*17 V®
93
!l5
Paramount Pictures COrp—
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
Peabody Coal
42 Va>
17%
62%
—100
No par
5% conV prior
Penlck & Ford
4
28V2JUU
21
68
Nov 29
11
Jun
21
24% jun
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
66Va Sep
6
27
91
39
24 V* Jun
13
101
45% Jan 23
;
Apr 10
27% Jun 11
3
28% Mar 27
Nov 30
'
31'
41% Mar 12
4®% Feb 29
43% Nov 26
*"
2
24% Mar 26
11
78% Nov 29
30% Jan 23
13
24
12®/® Jan
41%
42
58
-
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc——1
Parmelee
40%
41%
*16%
6.25
Parke Davis & Co.———No
par
Parker Rust Proof Coi—
2.50
•
•
29"* Jan
21
Oct
4 Va Jan
Mar 27
24% Jun
26
"
"
•
41%
41 %
*87
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
—No par
4c/o preferred™——:
100
11
22% Feb
9
J2Vt» Jan
86% Jun
40%
41V*
17 V*
*16'/*
preferred
iPACific Tin Consolidated
16
40%
41
16%
6',v
-May 17
42% Feb
17
23 V8 Jun
56% Jan
95
'
2
40 Va
20 %
t
91
40
41 %
54%
Corp—v_l
Pacific Gas
f
*89
100
230
50
41
'115
-
Pacific. Lighting, Corp—No
par
Pacific
Mills
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
14% Jun 18
91
2,000
.
39 V.
30%
"8
9
90%
-•
92%
*17
•75%
10
7
*89
*90%
75 Va
i
91
91
31%
Electric
91
*90%
•89
47%
13
&
*90%
01
75%
Pacific Finance Corp
91
49%;
40®*
26%-
_1
Pacific Coast Co common.5 % preferred
81
49%
17%
12%
61% Jun
39 V® Apr
33 V* Jan
>132
Jun
•
July 26
123% Jan
2
3
25% Nov 14
.
*80%
49%
41%
*81%
Amer Fisheries Incl_.—
B
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5
9
21% Mar 20
Jan
20% Dec
26V2 Jan
92%
81 Va
49%
♦90%
46%
preferred
93 Va
*80 %
17%
.Pacific
2
7V* Apr 22
19 V® Jan
4
% Jan
Nov 27
Jan
$5
.
• U'J
81 Va
•88%
30%
4% cumul preferred—
Oxford Paper Co common-!
10% Jan 31
17% Jan 22
5% Jun 24
53
37
2
15
49%
93 V*
90
__30c
.—
49'/a
93%
'
''
91
——No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Shares
39%
-1
—
the Week
Aug. 2
41%
100
Corp
—
Friday
Aug. 1
80%
93
82
6.25
Corp (The-Owens Corning Fiberglas
liar 13
Jan
9
Mar
36
26
Jan
43
Marine
Co
Sale, for
Thursday
"
49® 4
92 Va
82
90%
-100
—
Overland
137% Mar 12
103
27 '/* Sep
"
J
-
49%
93%/
82 %
'88
-.5
•.
1951 series
43% Apr
„
46 V2
125% July
Outlet
88
27
>
July 1"
34% Juh 27
31
"
>
•
12
13
4
18
12
86
40 V* Jan
l
Jun
Outboard
<
.—•.
common
49%
93 Va
82 '/*
No par
convertible preferred
Elevator
w_—»»
Otis
11
98
Jan
27% Nov 29
Aug 27
>
16% Aug
2
21% Aug
2
33% Jan 21
Nov~27
48% Dec
'"! 29
July ;>1
*•
100
4Va%
-
19
Jan
:
Co
Conv preference
16® * July 15
104
lj
Oil
Common
.-"66% July 25
July 19
11% Aug
<'
s
18
100
Oliver Corp
15
Jan
preferred
;
37% Jun
.
100
;.
3
9
16-%-Jan 27
Dec
Wednesday
July 30
49%
100"
preferreu
11
85-
»
Jun 18
90
142% July 16
152 V.Feb
9
28
49 Va Jun
12 '
r
preferred
11
'July
-■00% May 31
Jan
-
54
26
12
-36% Feb
53% Mar 28
40
122®,* Bep 28
3
50 V4 Mar 27
3
-Jan
Jan
57 V* Jan
-
.
13
16% Oct
28®*
35V® Nov 29
30% Nov 29
Dec
1
61% July11%
13% Jan
common
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com
10
i 4% preferred »—JLS—-.-20
Preferred 4.24% series—
.100
Oklahoma Natural Gas—*_J_.
7.50
OUn Mathleson Chemical
Corp—-
.
Jail -15
129
29 V* Aug
2
73-Apr
2
16 V* Mar 27
;
18
17% Jan 22
«
"«
Co
preferred
Ohio
3
-28 V* Mar
13
39 V8 Feb
1
July 11
51%-May
31% Oct 31
6?'k Dec
Jan:
;
Edison
4.44%
14
18
97
23
i
82
J0fy~23
102 Va Jan
To
Oct
44% Jun
;
11
Feb
11 % Jun
,
27
9% Jan 10
12»
'
106
17% Jan 22
47.
Tuesday
July 29
Par
4.40%
3.90%
-
1
4
11
42% Feb
t
Mar 26
91
84
-
Nov 30
23% Feb
95^2
-
'
6
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
*
4.56%
29
99®/* Mar 25
14
Jftn
105
-
9
17% Jan
50% Jilly 26
,
60:- -Nov 27
35
Jan
Jan
"*44% Jan
17
July 17
81'% July 24
26
107-%-Jan
'
Nov 20
90
21
July 13
Jun
62% Aug
ISOU Aug
14
98}*. Dec
89
103% Mar
•
•
77May 2
14-* Sep 10
Jun
Ohio
9
101 % Mar 18
5
35*2 Feb 11
'•
5®
24
Jun
88
••29% July 16
Jl
May 28
88%-Dee 31
391* Feb
52% May
27
92
July 10
19 Tb
104
Nov 29 i
Nov 20
105. •
#
10
Jun
7G% Jun
•
11
4
34V® Jan 10
WfaNov 1.
*>7%. May 29
w3v»-Jan
3
49-
Jan
109 *-2 Feb
47®/® Jun 23
88
5
18
92% Dec 31.
■
•
4
Dec
•
95
EXCHANGE"
o
14
901V Dec 13
78
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
*105
106%
*105
30%
30
30%
No par
No par
100
25 Va
25'::
81®*
•80%
81®*
89
*84
89
•88'a
25%
--
—5
25%
*85%
100
10
30'it
*80%
•
100
No par
110
--
90
106'a
30
25
25'A
80'%
80%
*
•20'%
21%
110
•105
•88 la
89
90
80
800
21%
110
'
♦84
50
,
80%
89
•84
88%
88%
90
*26 Va
90
89
*88'%
100
•84
~20
83%
88 Va
26%
26%
26®a
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
63®*
64'a
65
65%
65
65%
65 Va
6.500
03%
65%
63'a
42
42»a
42®a
42%
42%
43® a
42
42%
20.800
42%
X42
6.100
•
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(542)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
liill far
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hijheii
Law Mi
LOW
STOCKS
rreviau
Year 1956
.*
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
niGH
SALE
July 3d
July 31,
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
July Xt>
.
the Week
Friday
Aug. t
Thursday
Aug. 1
Shares
Q
May 23
Nov 21
31
130
33% Jan
7
35% Mar
125
20
Feb
153
138
33% Apr
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
87% Feb
14
64 % Jun
15 Vs Dec
20% July 11
17
59% Apr
common—5
100
(The)
36
36
12d:V
36%
125
125
126
35%
127
3,200
36%
126%
27%
27%
27-%
700
700
28
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No par
33%
34%
337«
34%
34%
35%
34%
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65%
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19%
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19%
19%
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20 Va
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1
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57 %
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57
57
57
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25%
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25%
25%
27%
27
28%
25%
27 %
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13%
13%
13%
23%
22%
22%
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34
40
May 13
Radio Corp of
24
78
Jan
28
125%
26%
36
125%
36%
36%
125
27%
21
48% Feb
35%
'125
27-%
29% Jan
31% Jan
70% Nov 27
Feb
Quaker State Oil Refining
26 V* Mar 26
19
29% Dec 26
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preierrecl
37% May
2
July 22
'27%
R
4
63% Jan
23
28% Nov 29
12
Dec
13
July 19
27
31% Feb
59 % Jun
7
34% Jan
11
31 % Apr
11
Inc
Ray-O-Vac Co—1
Raytheon Mfg Co—
Reading Co common
1
40
11
Jan
5
15
Jan
2
12
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co—
2
31% Jan
12
8% Mar 26
12% Jan
8
22% July
30% Apr
noncum 2nd
36
6
Feb
38
Jan
41 % Apr
32% July 30
6
Dec 31
4%
39
35 Va July 12
3
noncum
Reeves
Reis
6
15
27
Nov
Jan
27
10% Mar 14
5% Apr
18% Mar 14
14 % Apr
15% July
30% Apr
3
26
July
54% July
18
4
18
64% Apr
28% July 19
43 Va Jan
3
87/a Jan
16
61
Jan
Nov
5
27
34% Dec
31
45
25% Dec
27
28% Dec
9% Feb
14
45% Feb
Oct
July 11
Revlon
2
10% Jan
9
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
51Va Feb
5
17
46% Mar 29
57% May
1
52 Va July 22
58% Mar 19
7
Apr
26
68VaJun
6
81
Sep
12
89% Jan
16
72 % Jun
24
Dec 21
105 % Jan
11
37 Va Mar 15
87 % Jun
24
99
17% Jun
19
21% Jan
4%%
Apr 26
70
17% Dec
5
70
69.
Mar
18% Jun
21%
29
Jun~26
28% Jun
25
27% Dec
10
27
Feb
9
Co
362%' Dec 19
510
Apr
28
105
Jan
16
31% Dec
13
Nov
2
12_
Feb
~10 ~
36% Nov 29
27% Feb
9
Dec
28
29
•
Nov
17%
14
71% Dec
155
973A Feb
Dec
52
Mar 19
44%
44
44%
2,300
*26 %
27
26%
26 %
26%
26 %
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5
100
1
50c
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5
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24%
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6%
24
6%
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11%
11%
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25
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11%
11%
55%
56 %
55%
56%
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34%
35 %
34%
35
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33 %
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36%
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9
9,300
58%
59
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43
53%
54
53%
54%
9
8%
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59
57%
43
42%
42%
54
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8%
58%
9
58
53%
53 %
9
9
700
19,800
70
70
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70
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70
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70
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73
73
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89
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18
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18%
18%
18%
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El
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74%
75
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76%
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79
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27 %
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27%
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2.600
31%
33%
5%
32%
33%
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25
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Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
Rohm & Haas Co common—20
96
May 29
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Rohr
Aug
32
Rome Cable Corp
May 14
4%
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2
10
preferred series A
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Ruberoid Co
11
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53
1
34%
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42%
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27
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27
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31
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31%
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402
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26 %
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31%.
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95
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95
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95
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95
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407
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31
31 %
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t
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27
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5
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1
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57%
58%
56%
57%
57%
58 %
57%
57%
57
5 712
50.100
-1
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34
35
5.800
1
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
32%
33 %
33%
34%
7,900
10%
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10%
*10%
10%
—
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Corp—
8
57«
79
26%
Royal McBee
33 Va July
*40%
2%
2%
1
Corp
40% May 16
2%
2%
5s
preferred
conv
'
200
73 %
10
Corp
Rochester
5
<
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Corp—.
Paper
29% Mar
31% July 24
423 Va May
8
12
6%
100
89
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
15% Jun
23%
27
5%
15
73
July 19
44%. July 17
4
*56
*26%
*5%
*14%
88%
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36 Va
2
1;
26%
5 7j
26%
5%
15
73
29
60% Feb
17
44%
*60
8
8% Mar
17
*5%
*14%
45
100
7Vb Apr
26
13% Apr ,26
5%
14%
44%
100
5
30% Jan
28
Feb
28
*5%>
14 %
—10
10 %
5
5%
15 %
9 %
series
Ritter Company
Roan Antelope Copper
31
38% Apr
300
*5 %
9%
series—:
6
36 Va July 16
44% Dec
9%
*14%
53%
27VaMay
60% Jun
9%
5%
—
18
13% Jan
9%
500
2.00J
1,800
23%
15%
53%
2
1
9%
23
14%
52%
Riegel
12
23%
*5%
10
Richfield
39% Feb
23%
4.50%
91% May 16
12
JarTlI
23-'ii
9%
*42%
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24% Feb
23%
23%
300
3.60V?
31
90
21% May 28
32%
*41%
44
10
42%
4
27
44
32%
*41%
61
4
Feb
*41%
32%
41 %
42%
1
351
33%
44
33%
58%
Aug
3
33 Va
*41%
41%
50
33% Jan
Jan
*32%
44
33
1,600
10
Pfd series A__—
80
26% July 19
25% Feb 13
36
32%
*35%
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35%>
8%
19
22
36
35%.
32%
25% Jan
13
35
Apr 12
30% Aug
2
37'A Apr 26
*3o%
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9%
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28% Apr
36
%
v
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4
3%; Apr
34%
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oJ
33 3 «
25
May 27
*33
8%
62% Feb
84% Apr
5
42 Va Aug 15
23 Va Jan
6
35
31%
5% Jun
Jan~23
31% Nov 29
34
*33%
—2.50
common
1
26% Apr
2 Va
66%
*33%
35
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2
Jan
22%
34%
9%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Common
1
82% Jan 22
91
22%
34
1
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals
65 % May 16
42 Va Jun
13 "a
21%
34i%
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Inc
Rexall
4
13 %
21%
34
5
July 19
25
13%
20%
9%
common
40
8% May
85
13
41% Dec 27
49
21
10
6
13%
21%
23%
Conv pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Co
2
30% Apr
10% July 26
1
10
&
Mfg
Mar 12
12
60% Dec
Feb
13 Va Apr
59% Jan
2
48% Feb
15% Jan
Reliance
39
11% Aug
17
Apr 24
13
13
Reliance Elec
8'A May
13%
34%
13%
9%
Eng Co
July 31
Mar 29
62
8
100
23%
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Cprp
Revere Copper & Brass
5Va Jan
1,100
9,300
57
*56%
—50c
Inc
32% Jan
1
21% July 25
20 %
No pax-
30
1
10
11% Dec
42% Feb
;
45
44% July 31
18% Jan
35,100
65%
19%
34
50
5
preferred
& Co—
div prior preference
Stores Corp
Reliable
8
35%
65%
(Robt)
$1.25
6% Feb 28
12
26
Bros
57
,
20%
50
1st preferred,
4%
10
*56%
35
35 Va
*34
*
distributed
When
37% Apr
11% Dec 26
17
...
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22'A May 13
4
34% Jan
15
Mar
16%
9
44% Jan
20% Jan
23% Aug
11% Mar 14
9
33% Nov 23
4
Raybestos-Mannattan
11
37% May
37% Sep 24
33% Jan
20% May 13
Mar 22
19% Mar
14
Ranco Inc
24% July 16
12
44% Aug
3
16% Aug
1
1st preferred—.
$3.50
24
(The*
(Jacob)
5
*10%
27
31%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
*31
500
31%
8
_•
50% Feb
80
Nov 30
112
Feb
13
38 Va Dec
5
22% Jan
16
247/a Dec
3
69% Dec
235
Nov
155
3
7
Jan
5
40% Feb
9
93
78
Jan
14
19% Jun
.
235
Sep 17
60% July 31
190
Aug
215
Feb
7
26
66% July 17
2
311
Feb
13
270
•
May 23
205
Dec
12
18% Jan
17
rJ23% Aug 22
19% Jun
28
19
37% Mar 29
31ViFeb
26
105
88
July
Jan
18
-
447/a Feb
57%
8
May 28
14
Nov~29
Jan
23
9
18% Feb
13
23% Jun
20
48% Feb
13
12
55
30
22% Mar
63% Apr
75% Mar
15
2
1
19
Dec
12
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
89 Va Mar
75
Jan
7
83
May
Dec
28
44% May
30% Feb
11
36
Jan
'
16% Nov 21
40 %
29% Jun
Apr
19% Feb
29
52% Oct 25
70% Nov
26
13
Dec
23% Jun
7
28 %
Dec~2o"
36% Jan
3
28
Aug
2
July 31
16% Feb
86
14
13
17% Jan
'
25% Jun
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
20
29
7% Apr
27
3% Jan
8
63
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
23% Nov
15
50
6
4
59
Apr 19
July 11
16
39"% Jan
39% Jan
20
59% Dec
8% Dec
14
62% Jan
10
11% May
100% Aug
13
Mar 12
Feb
49% Feb
24
15% Jan
5% July
12
*
12
V
21%
'
72-
21a
71
250
250
*250
260
180
205
*190
205
30%
23 VB
23'a
21%
22
23%
23%
23%
21%
21%.
21%
72
70%
71%
*70%
1
31
13.000
31%
23%
*71
220
81
177
30'
a
18.700
79
81
*165
21%
24
21%
*23 %
23%.
21%
71
78 %
81
173
31
30 7
31%
*70%
23%
79%
81
*105
4
180
600
5.700
390
71%
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*■
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Sharon
Steel
Shattuck
32%
32%
32 V8
32
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32 %
31%
15,000
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20
20
19%
20
37%
:,8
37%
38
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15:!.
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15%
15%
15%
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21 %
22
21%
21%
21%
22 %
22
22 %
21%
22 VB
24.900
84%
87
83%
85%
84
85%
83%
86%
85
85%
23.700
91
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91
*88
19 3
1
4
61%
19%
613 8
19%
19%
19%
10.900
60
60%
60
60*B
8.200
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79%
77
77
90
*87
90
*87
90
30'a
30%.
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,—No par
80
*77
93
93
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93
25
100
30
31
30
30%
83
*81
33%
33 7
a
.
611
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82
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83
33%
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19
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80
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•
90
18%
60%
19%
61'
91
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a
30%
82
33%
53%
30%
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10
70
3,900
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82
33 %.
33 3
-
4
8.000
16 7 a
17
3.600
75%
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75%
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14%
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14%
16%
17
17
1
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17
16 7
17
10*
l
751
75 "2
75
75%
75
75%
5
14
14%
14
14
14
14
25%
20
25%
25%;
26
2614
26%
27
26%
26%
4.400
27%..
27%
27%
27 3
27%
27%
27%
27%
58.100
5
,
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27%
27%
1
14%
15
1
4%
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Inc
2.50
a
*14%>
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15
4%
4%
a
4-%
4%
4
15
4%
*14%
4%
15
4%
68
68
*14%
4%
150
16%
2.100
5.700
44%
6.000
17
16%
17
55%.
54%
55%
45%
44%
45
44 3
17%
17%.
17
200
54
16%
67%
3.700
16 %
17
67%
4%
53%
68
67
14%
69%
*68
68
67
700
521
54%
44
52%
44%
55
No par
44
45
45%
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10
10%
10
10 %
97
a
10%
10 "a
10%
10'a
10%
7.300
87%
89
88%
88 3 4
88 %
88%
88'4
88%
88%
88 %
7,300
27%
28.500
1
Corp
(Frank
205
*88
Shamrock Oil & Gas
•
10
260
*180
37%
Co
Industries
*250
205
20%
15c
preferred
Shahmoon
260
37%
Seiberling Rubber Co„
Servel Inc common
$4.50
*250
*180
20
•
&
260
205
37%
Co—„,
Roebuck
*250
*180
20'a
Seaboard Finance Co
Corp
32%
•
37%
preferred
Seagrave
.31 %
32%
32
'
«
20%
' Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
61% May 13
58Ve Jan
2
72% Feb
30%
31%
78%
80
81'
81%
*170
4
38
1
No par
preferred^
Seaboard
1
9
10V2July29
93
May 21
30%
79%
79%
81 %
178
20 Va
:
-
.,
Co common
preferred
3.65%
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
July 29
7% Mar 12
81%
*168
37%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
3
44
4
20'a
Scovill Mfg Co common.
80 (2 July 10
16% Jan
78%
a
81 1
176
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Paper
$3.40
$4
4
12
17
Jun
21% Feb
8
/
2
54% Feb
1
9
7
12
3% Deo 27
43 V2 Nov 26
17
7
Mar
33 % Jan
25% July 29
12 % Jun
Mar
102
Schering Corp
Schick Inc__
Scott
4
77
90
95
77%
1.40
C.orp_-____
Schenley Industries; Inc
1
35
Jan
105% Apr
0
Savage Arms
13
77% Dec
90
100
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—10
Sangamo Electric Co_
10
-22% May 29
64V2 Jun 14
16
preferred—
noncum
St Regis Paper Co common
96% July 22
16% Feb
12 3A Jun
5%
3
96
Feb
6
23% Jan 29
9
80 7
79
165
—
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
2
393A May
17% July
Oct
18
common
5
preferred
—10
4,30% conv preferred
.—100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power-—No par
St L San F Ry Co corn—No par
Preferred series A 5%
-100
4%
May 27
48% Jan
31% July 30
29 y2 Jan
Safeway Stores
Mar 22
July 17
46% Mar 6
25% May 24
26% Jan 11
74% Feb
5
93
176
Aug
1
22"% Jan 25
13
91% Mar 23
2
Feb
31
25% Aug 31
33
July
137
3
i
82% July 15
Gi
Shell Oil Co
7.50
51%
A
a
Shell Transp & Tr—
22% Mar 13
18% Nov 29
29
13% Feb
21% Feb
14
15% Jan
45% Jan
29
55% Jan
4
7
55% Jan 23
62% Jan 24
50% Feb 10
24% Jan
3
16% Nov 29
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
Mar 19
6
18
Feb
35% Mar 26
55 % Apr
88
Nov
26
5
8
17
Simmons
89
New
8
Simmonds Saw & Steel
6
Sinclair
61V2 Feb 13
80% May 27
Skelly
60% Jan 21
7
35
89% July 23
55% July 2
20%. Jan 11
Smith (A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc.
32% Jan 12
64% May 40
241
July 10
16% Jan
2
-
47% Feb 13
:
44
24% Jun 20
July 16
30% July 26
39% Jan 11
33
Dec
40% Jan 17
32% Jun 11
35% Jan
45
Nov 21
54% July 27
45% Jan
51% Jun
13
2.
2
19% Jan 11
23
Mar 16
20% Jan
2
33% Apr 18
39% Dec 31
28% Jun
25
12
46% Jan
May 28
45% Jan
31
33% Jan 23
44% Nov 29
38% Oct
1
58% Mar 23
38% Apr
42% Feb
49 % May 16
40
17% Dec
20% Jun
6
1
,
r
49 V4 July 17 /
73% Jan
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec 19
70% Dec 28
2rtM-
1
18
6
24V« Mar 20
29 Va Apr
105
2
July 17
16% Jan
3
83% Jan 17
71 u.
no,
*
For footnotes see
page 24.
45% Apr 25
July 31
15% July 16
20
Feb
92
July
10% Jun
12
1
Jan
Jan
61
July
94% Jan
88
I
42%
43
43 VB
43 %
*42%
43%
72%
72
72
*71
73%
*71%
75
63%
63 %
63
63%
63
64-"'a
63%
63%
8
4
17
28
8
9
19% Jan 14
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
25
12 % Apr
11
63 V2 July
1
*>ft% Feb 12
72% Jan
7
15% Jun
11
*72
200
70%
71
70%
71%
71%
72%
71%
72%
71%
72 %
3.700
10
82%
86
83
85
83%
85%
84%
85%
83
83%
4.600
50 5 b
51%
5014
51'
52
52%
51 %
54%
50 3 b
51%
8,400
5
17%
61%
62
1
17 %
17%
17%;
17%
15
.
l
8%
21%
*44
31%
8%
21%
47%
31%
N
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1.600
xGOV'a
60%
59%
61
60%
61%
60%
61%
37.000
17%
18%
18 V
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
13,000
8%
8%
21%
21 %
*44
31 %
47
31V*
a
8%
8%;
8%
8%
8%.
8%
3.900
21 %
21%
21V a
21%
21%
21%
4,200
46
44
44
45%
45 %
31%
31%
*44
31 Vs
31%
31%
34
*33%
25
46 %
46%
47%
47%
47%
47 V
4
47%
47 %
47%
7,100
5
24%
25 Vs
25
25%
X24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
12,400
par
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
45%
18.400
44%
20,500
43 3 4
44%
18.100
17%
17%
5,700
34
*33%
47%
34
*33%
34
*33%
34
46 V*
45 %
46%
45
44%
43%
44%
43 3
Southern Railway common
No par
5 % non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs__—100
43
44 %
42%
43 3 4
43%
44%'
43%
44%
*78%
17%
17%
81
17%
*78%
17%
81
17%
*78%
17%
81
*78%
800
81
30%
30%
30
30%
30 Vb
30 Vi
30%
30%
30%
15%
15%
15%>
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4%
4%
4%
5%
4%
4%
4%
5.200
30%
4%
5
5
No par
*46
60
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20??
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
2
$4.50 preferred
No par
___
j.
11%
81
1
2.50
$5.50 pfd
17%
*78%
4
1
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
200
2,500
32
*33 3b
—25
b
Square D Co—
2.500
19,400
10
44%
Co.
103% Mar
43
64%
44 V
Spear &
1
43
72
63%
45
65
16% Nov
43%
72
44%
40
95 Ya Nov 30
43
25
Corp
47% Jun -25
3.200
44 %
Sparton
3
29
44%
15% Aug
1
4% Mar 2?
Jan
28%
45%
21
12
29
46
33% May 27
18% Jan 10
6% Jan
7
Dec
29
44%
22
38
28%
44%
26
17
28%
—7.50
17% Nov 20
Jan
28%
8
No par
24% May 15
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
28%
!
Southern Natural Gas Co
South'n-Pacific Co (Del),
19% Feb
May 28
29 %
Southern Co (The)
:
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No
81
4
5,300
29
preferred—
Southern California Edison
10
Jan
3.300
12%
South Carolina E & G Co com._4.5o
5% preferred
50
South Porto Rico Sugar com
5
17% July 30
26
20%
12%
Co„
78% Apr
Dec
19%
12%
:S%
May 27
10
Oil
91% Jan
4
28% July 19
84
27%
20%
12%
SouthAmer Gold & Platinum
25% July 10
32
1
28
20
12%
'
23% May 2 V
51% Feb 13
29
Jan
27%
20%
12%
5
Solar Aircraft Co^
25
12
6
28%
20
12%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
'Socony. Mobil Oil Co Inc—
65% July 15
18
10% Jun
6
16 Va July 1721%. Jan
7% Mar
18% Jan
21
27 7 a
20
12%;
£
1
50c
1
Corp
3
53% Jan 16
35% Nov 15
Dec
Oil
17
12% Jan 24
20% July 31
17% Jan 12
45
Co
Jan
68% Jun
Apr 17
277
19 7 a
shares ordinary
Corp_
Corp of America
Mfg
Dec
73
27 3 a
12%
York
Sheraton
Aug
46% Jun
•67
28%
20 Va
12%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
49% Jan
42V4 Jun 24
July 29
54% Feb 12
11
28' h
No par
32 % Apr
72
72% May
Sheller
20%
No par
29% Jun 10
21% Apr 30
17 % Jan 25
13
12% Apr
1
27% Feb 12
^.5
57
57%
*46
60
*47
65
*47
57%
65
57 Va
*47
56%
900
2.200
65
56%
2,300
57
57
57
91
88
88
88
*85
88
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
1.700
24%
24%
24 V4
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
57,600
93 V2
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*88
91
56%
*88
*85
92
92
92%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10 5 8
10%
10%
10%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66 %
67
32 V4
33 Vt
32%
33%
33%
33 %
32%
33%
32%
33%
60
92%
10%
66%
10
*92
3,200
'
210
10,200
Volume 186
Number 5661 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(543)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
3674 Oct
2
77 »/4 Nov
Lowest
44 % May 14
37% Jan
2
30
91% Jan
26
72% Jun
26
6% Dec, 28
12% Jan
6
6'/a Jan
2
3 %
43% Nov 29
49
50
58'A May
Va Jan 23
\'2 Jan 31
May 28
48
88'/a Dec
65
4
28
43% Jan 23
19
81
13'a Dec
28
12
17% Dec 11
17% Nov 27
20 Va Jan
19
10% Feb
8
89
Dec
70%
28
Jan
31
82
Nov
22% Jan
23
30 Va
22%
7
39
Feb
66
78
19
Nov
940
9
21% Jun
1,306
25
4
30% Apr
May 16
Warner
Sterchi
July 15
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
Bros
Feb
12
3
50
Feb
12
33
93
29 Va
July 31
13
8-
Jan
2
3%
*3%
3'%
*3'%
3'%
3'/a
3 Va
400
57%
59'%
577a
5877
57%
51%
58%
51%
35,b00
51%
51'%
66%
517 b
67 %
51%
52
66
66%
66%
44,500
67%
67
69,100
7
10
*84%
86%
16%
16%
No par
lo
75'/«
1
*13'%
13%
*13%
13%
5
31%
32 %
31%
May 16
32 %
Inc—
_
18
42
5
17%
78%
17 Vo
17%
78 %
77 %
77 Va
75 Va
75%
16%
xl7
76
75%
75%
*11
%
66
87
*84%
87
100
17
1674
17
11,500
17%
77
55
84 %
lb 7a
17%
'
67
5474
*
17'/a
1774
1774
77 Va
*74'%
*74
54
76
75%
76
13%
13 y8
13
Va
%\
7o%
31%
32%
32 Va
32
22%
22 ti,
22%
22%
22%
22%
38
227b-
38%
38%
38
38%
38
Va
?17%
17%
*13
37:%
3874
17%
li'%
17'%
*17'%
177b
500
18%
187a
18 Va
18%
187a
17 %
2,400
18
17 Va
17 Va
*17 y4
18%
17 %
1
No par
45*a
46
46
47%
47,Va
48%
,_1
25%
25%
4.7%
48 Va
25%
47'%
2 D%
4774
26 7.1
9,500
2o
257-4
20%
2574
2574
2,500
6'/a
23,000
Broadcasting Co
*
/%
6%
6%
6%
56%
56 Va
50%
57
57
13%
13 Va
13 %
13%
13%
85
35
86
82
83
74
74%
74
74'%
74 Vo
74%
27'%
74%
28
27%
747b
73%
28 %
7474
27%
7,500
28%
20
27%
28
20 %
20%
2774
20%
27%
20%
29,600
20%
207b
20:,b
34
34
20%
21
33
33%
*31%
32
Va
70%
*31%
70
70
*69%
70 Va
70%
70%
900
12'%
13%
127 b
13'%
62,800
Oil
Co_
'
No par
Co
preferred series A—.
1
2nd pid series of '55—30
5% %
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Superior
Steel
*'33%
84
%
6%
13'%
%
72
72
l()c
12
J 2%
12%
13%
12%
1905
1960
1880
1910
1870
1880
*81
12%
25
Corp
67b
*5674
-12.50
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California-,
2
1
common
*83%
6%
____50
23%
X70
23 Va
22%
6%
6%
57
56'%
57
13%
13%
13'%
84
IS/io
*82
I860
12
Jun
14
23%
23
23 %
Co
__5
37 %
37 Va
23%
27% Jan
*37%
29
Sweets Co of America
37 %
37%
(The)__4.16%
37'%
*23%
23%
37%
43 % Jun
17
*23'%
37%
5
23%
Swift
23'%
23'%
24
24
42
Feb
9
55% May 10
38
V4 Jan
9
8 %. Feb
18
9
12% Dec
May 28
6% Dec
Va Jun
8
45
Feb
14
53 % Ncv
18% Dec
62
29
11% Jan
89
May
8
1-i
Apr
6
14
47% July 29
7
54% Feb
Feb
5
491/2 May
26% Jun
7
33
16
1
15% Feb
12
18% Dec
28
30% Dec
32
14
2u
45% May 17
12
Va Mar
5
33% Apr 16
76% Jun
33%
33%
33%
337 b
33%
33%
38%
337b
38%
5,300
38%
81%
81%
38 Va
387b
38
80
80
38'%
16,600
82
80
11%
11%
80 Va
*80
11%
11%
12
12
12'%
19%
19%
Talcott Inc
(James)
Aircraft
Gulf
Producing
Gulf
Texas
150
Jan
23
34% Feb
10
20% Oct
1
20% Dec
10% Jan
20
182 Va May
15% Feb 28
7% Jan
2
132
9
42 '/s July
16
2
13% Apt
18 Va Apr
16
10
21 Va Jan
29
21
9
160
49
Jan
4
10% Jan 23
July 23
17% Jan 21
47% Jan 28
26
Aug
Jan
25
24% July 25
15'/4 Apr 12
44 Va Jan
25
53
11%
8
Apr
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
10% Jan
2
14% July 16
23
80
Nov
1
69% Feb
12
Dec
19
104
Feb
Jan
23
89% May
8
951/2 Apr 18
42j/4 May 27
33
23
13
83
July
47% Mar 26
32% Feb
28% Feb
% Nov 27
22
13
48.
Mar~29
13% Dec
5
43 Va Nov
27
51% Nov
7
34% Oct
1
45% Apr
30
iOVa
Nav
29
Jan
31
24% Feb
15
9
20
30 Va Oct
29
59
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
52% Apr 17
27
Oct
30
64
15
13
20% Jan
4
Va Feb
12
50
9
11
34 '/8 July 16
July
57
Jan
29
31% Jan
2
Jan
27% Feb
25
37% Jun
20
12
22% Feb
8
30% Jim
6
15% Apr 27
18
Jun
11
14
July 16
17
Jan
14
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
47
Apr
50
Jan
Dec
6
14 Vo Jan 18
7
25% Oct
25
32,500
40
12,900
26%
26%
267b
2674
267b
26%
30,800
27 %
27%
28
27'%
2774
9,700
36%
37 %
36%
36 */u
36%
36%
30'%
36 7b
36%
3674
6,500
7%
7%
77 b
1,600
Oil
&
10
100
Trust—
Co
100
Co
_____No par
50c
No par
*132;
138
2
7%
*132'%
44%
45 k
14
14%
13%
18 %
18%
18'%
43%
7%
7%
*
139
44 %
7%
133'%
134%
774
774
134
77b
134
132
44
43%
437b
43%
4374
14%
14
14%
14
14'%
13%
14
18'%
18'%
18'%
1874
18%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24 Va
25'%
59%
*58%
59%
*58%
59%
59%
60
25 %
*24%
25%
*24%
25'%
*2474
1
*12%
12
*12%
*45
46
Co
common
$2.50 convertible
preferred
50
Thompson (J R)—
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
4%
preferred
Tidewater Oil
l—100
.
10
common
$1.20 preferred
Roller Bearing
Edison
Trans
*12%
1274
*45'%
46'%,,
14%
147b
•■■•1374
14%
74%
*-13%
74%
74%
*80
37%
*80
14%
/
*1374
75%
74'%
7474
73%
83
37%
36'%
22%
*22'%
49 %
49%
83
83
*80
37%
3574
36
35
22%
227b
227b.
4974
50
48%
*22'%
48
7474
83
35%
22%
200
60
100
7,800
200
9,700
1,900
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
1374
48'%
13 Va
16,100
13%
2
Co
55
55%
54 Va
55%
53
55
5274
53'%
52'%
52%
35%
"4,800
2
35%
35 '/o
35%
35 Vo
35%
35'%
3574
35%
35%
33,100
(The)
5
1
50
.
Truax-Traer Coal Co
series
A
1
common
(conv)
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co
1
Century Fox Film—.,
___1
13%
13%
13%
13%
*38
13%
53
23%
*47
50
32%
26%
20%
14'%
14'%
13%
40
36
38
33'%
3274
33
3274
32%
15,400
.
54
54
54
53%
53%
5374
1,500
23%
24
41 Va
32
23
50
32%
26%
*38
41%
Va
*47%
Va
32 Va
10'A Jan
10
Twin
30% Jan
18
TXL
23%
50
15%
15%
26%
15 %
26%
15%
15%
13% Feb
12
16% Apr
29
Udylite Corp (The)
23% F<-b
v>
33% Jun
26
Underwood
5% Jan
3
8% Apr
11
Union
Union
(The)
24
*48 Va
3274
15%
*44%
47 Va
*44%
47'a
47
49
*7%
1
Co
*38
33'%
1
prior preferred
14'/a
32%
32%
*47%
32%
14
33
*38
33%
53%
23%
14
22
8
%
Vo
22%
4,900
53%
41%
32%
%
50
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
Mar 15
Corp
12 Va
46
22%
Corp—
Airlines
Coach
25'%
12%
48%
__5
Oil
840
*2474
46
22%
No par
conv
8,100
62
25'%
12%
50
Inc
5%
75
37%
26
•30%
83
*13%
83
37%
18'%
25%
46
22%
Transue & Williams Steel
20th
14%
12%
200
5,600
16,500
1,300
18%
,
*45
'
48%
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
Preferred
74%
*80
12%
45
25
(The)
World
xl4Va
%
No par
Timken
Traile Co
24'%
132
43'%
*24%
Fair
Thermoid
2,800
26%
22% July 26
15
75
39 %
*58
2
8
35% Jun
747b
40'/a
No par
9
36% Mar 12
23
7474
39%
common
preferred
Toledo
61
4774
74'%
39%
27%
Transamerica
22% July 2
48% Jun 26
26
477b
74%
39%
common..,
13% Mar 20
48% Jun 24
19
4774
74%
40%
7,300
27%
conv
56 % July 22
411/4 Apr 24
24
47%
73%
39%
26%
3.000
26%
Pacific Ry
4
13% Jun 20
47%
•72 Va
41
26%
6
40%
Inc
' 5
July 23
47%
74 %
39%
The
27
26% Feb
t
July 27
Dec
Feb
53% Jun
29% Apr
1
21% Jan
2
47%.
73
3%
6
27%
Utilities
13 Va Jan
35
28% July 23
Nov
Aug
26
12%
6
140%
&
40% Feb
28% Mar 21
52
9
15
% July 30
12%
6
28%
Texas
12
48% Jan
86
1274
47%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
Aug
G2
11% Apr
6'/a
12 7 a
47%
share ctfs ex-distribution—1
$1.25
13% July 31
14 Va Apr
4
51
Mar 28
Va
12%
47%
41 %
nand
Jan
22% July 10
54 V2 July 10
5%
12%
27%
racute
Textron
600
5%
12%
*40%
Texas
Va May
19%
5%
12 Va
1
Coal
Sub
19%
197b
5%
12%
Co
Inc
Pacific
8% Mar 15
Aug
38% Jan
27
29% Apr
29% Apr
47% Aug 21
11% Jun 20
44
9
*19%
5%
preferred series A—25
conv
Texas
.a
19%'
8,200
12%
;
Instruments
4.48%
19%
90
12
2.50
25
Sulphur
19
20
82
11%
No par
Co
13
*19%
11%
1
.
Tennessee Corp
rit
6% Dec 21
2
*80
_—1
Corp
Texas
4
300
33%
Texas
Jun
1.000
24'%
38
Texas
45
3,000
*23 7b
39%
6
31% Jun
490
33%
9
40% Jun
37'%
1,100
33%
10
Jan
24 74
37
1,800
38%
Temco
11
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
24
30
25
TelAutograph Corp
31
601/4 Jan
1860
3,000
7.50
com
$4
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
18% Jan
Paper
Co
32
2,500
preferred
No par
Symington Gould Corp_—l
9
5% Jun
&
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
8
12 Va July 17
13
69% May
19
18 Va Feb
4
12
Dec
Jun
10% July
51
27
33 Va Oct
80
26
15% May
37 Va Oct 31
5
28'% Dec
25% Jan
7
14
21% Nov
31
12
May
Sutherland
84
1860
2374
21
99
500
6%
35% Feb
26
18
13%
22% Jan
Dec
2,200
"38%
17%
18%
18%
18
32% Jun
46
5,900
18%
7
July 30
11,300
17%
50Va July 26
81
32 74
22'%
18%
13
52 Va Mar 16
100
32'/a
17%
Dec
27% Feb
600
4,300
131%
*17 %
5
July
9
5,400
20
38
29
76
757i
5,300
22 %
22%
38 %
21
35 Va Nov
5474
_1
common
Webster—
4 V2 %
July 15
27% Jan
15
Co__—
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil
Mar 20
11
16%
66'/a
55
87
56%
Sun
.13% July 22
2,000
54%
84 %
*
_1
11
74
55
L S
Studebaker-Packard Corp
3
38% Jan
17
54%
Corp _____—_____.—1
Sun Chemical Corp common1
$4.50 series A preferred
No pat-
14
24% Apr
2,600
58 '/a
Sunbeam
17
Jun
21 Va Feb
2
Storer
11
Feb
82
6 % Mar
Apr
16% Jan
12
66% Feb
1,210
8 %
24
&
140
6%
*3%
prior preference
Stone
57% July 23
13
20% July 26
8
29 % Apr
2
July 31
May
2,200
674
6%
57%
—_5
Fuller
6%
76 74
51 %
50
Stix Baer
6%
42
*7574
591%
17 '/o
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Shares
42
76
52%
85 %
19% May 21
18% July 12
42%
51%
corp
Stores
&
3 %
41%
*75
58 %
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc_____
Stewart-Warner Corp
,5%
%
the Week
Aug. 2
25
16%
18% May 15
2
Dee
Starrett Co (The)
Stanley
3
6%
Friday
;_6.25
55
2
72% Feb
22% Feb
6
10% Mar
85
6% July 29
Mar 22
Dec
6% Dec 26
%
85 Va
17
82
6
100
26
13'/a Aug
6
34% Nov 28
13'
Jun
46
27
26% Jan
25
25% Jan
July 31
Nov
Feb
36
7
6%
common
17% Fib
29
101 % Jun
6%
1
Mfg Co——__1
17
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
6%
Ohio
of
Ry Equip
Jan
8
50
76
preferred series A
Sterling Drug Inc
17
Feb
42%
76
Stauffer Chemical Co_
20
5% Oct
3%%
Standard
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
31% Feb
13% May 28
Standard Oil
8
80 %
3
32
42%
75%
Jersey
15'
4
29 J/a Aug 24
42%
75 Vo
New
26
27% Mar 12
9
Mar
of
18
21% Jan
22% Feo
94
Standard Oil
Feb
39 Va Apr
31
41%
_
13
1
37% Dec
42%
7 5 Va
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 1
41%
of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
18% July 12
18% May 27
3
25V2 Feb
26
Co
FRICES
July 31
70%
Standard Oil
4
SALE
Wednesday
July 30
No par
i
Jan
7
22% Aug
July 16
distribution
HIGH
Tuesday
July 29
No par
com
61
16% Dec 31
31 Va May 28
Ex
68
2
25
14
301/4 Oct
iJan
Inc
AND
Monday
Par
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
% July
5
62% Jun 10
62 Va Jan
Aug 15
15
5° %
62% Jan
14% Jan
4
31% Nov
25/a Nov 28
20 Va Sep
12
12
auty 29
14% Jan
2
3
Standard Brands
11
3% May 22
bo va
2
65 Va Dec
51 % Jan
May 16
47% Feb
100% Mar 23
15% Aug
17% Jan
9% Jan
50% Mar 26
55% May 15
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
42% May
9
82% Feb 13
53% Feb
9
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
43% Feb
Aug 14
62% Apr
NEW YORK
Highest
3
22%
8%
23 %
8
227b
2(3 Va
26%
157b
*47
8%
8%
23%
22%
*53
24
23%
50
*48%
337a
32 74
267b
26%
157b
15%
49
*47
874
14
23%
6,100
500
2,000
50
3274
4,700
277b
15%
10,400
2,200
49%
8'/4
8%
7,800
22-%
23
2274
12,700
u
13 Va Feb
9
16% Mar 19
20% Nov
15
44
5 Va Nov
15
8
31 Va Feb
10
108 % Jan
26
21
Mar j27
Apr
23
47% May
8
■
30
16
371/8 July 22
100% Feb
12
1241/3 July 10
Union
Carbide
28% Apr
2
20'/a Feb
12
Union
Chem
30
Jan
17
26% Jan
9
Union
Elec Co
112
Jan
25% July 12
29% Mar 19
100% Jan 21
133% July 17
Apr
Nov
29
25% Dec
5
92 Va Dec
27
81 Va Oct
13
93
Jan
11
89% July 31
80% Jan 11
78
Nov
29
91
Feb
15
69 % Aug
83 Va Nov
30
ll)4
j an
,
9
5
1
Jan
2
22
65% Apr
2
79
July 22
51% Feb 12
Jan
10
64% Jun
5
Union
Oil
1
39 % May
9
26 Va Apr
8
31% Jan
8
Union
Pacific
8
% Dec
11
29
Oct
1
26
27% Feb
6
31
29% Apr
61% May 25
7% Jun
30
1
96 Va Dec
17
60 Va
113% Jan 23
166
103% Oct
10
121 Va Dec
18
35% Jan
23
44% Dec
17
Dec
18
109
July 16
Nov
93
20
Dec
7
20% Dec
14
48 % Jan
20
41Va Dec 27
32% Apr
107'
62:
6% Jun 20
Mar 21
58% Feb
11
39% Mar
7
Jan
3
6% Jan
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
5
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
5
11
July 18
25% July 22
29% Mar 14
35% Jan
11
16% Jan
11
July 29
47% Jan
9
28 Va May 11
35
Aug 14
32
Feb
35% Jan
23
41 Va July 30
38% May £
381/8 Feb 19
5 Va Nov
20
7% Jan
6
14% Dec
12
19% Feb
29
1% Dec
31
3% Mar 26
14
1% May
52 % Nov 29
155
Dec
3
28 Va Oct
9
24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
*69%
71
*(39%
71
81%
*78%
81 %
*78%
series
RR
Co
—No par
33
Feb
13
23% Jan
2
51 % Apr 18
149% Aug
2
29
15
Nov
14
14% Feb
12
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43% Jan
7
1
Mar 19
7
17 Vs Apr
22
45
12
Jun
347b
9,900
121%
23'%
11,800
23%
267b
27
27%
12,900
89%
90
*74
267b
90'%
90%
*74
69%
69%
*78 '/a
8174
70
110
75
70
75
3,600
100
*78%
81%
55%
56%
55 Va
57%
56%
58'%
567b
58'%
57%
57%
23,900
30 %
29 Vo
2.9 Va
29%
29%
297b
297b
297b
29%
23,400
8%
874
874
8'%
8 Va
10,100
30,
2974
2974
297b
29%
32
3174
3174
31%
327b
(33 Vo
62
63 74
617b
63
10
8
No par
30
30%
5
31%
31%
*31%
5
preferred——100
62 %
63%
62%
-
Co
8 Vo
'105
120
8
30
*108
8%
30'%
32
8
297s
*317b
63%
120
(32'%
-108
120
*105
*104
120
3,400
700
22,800
120
*93
95%
*94'%
95%
93 74
195'%
28
28%
28 Va
29%
28%
29'/a
287 b
29'%
10,600
23
24
22%
237b
2374
2374
227b
237b
287b
11,000
Air
1956) conv pfd
Lines
Board
&
United Carbon
United
United
U. S
U
Co
25%
65
66 '%
64%
65%
93
*45%
46%
*45%
46'%
7Va
7'%
7Vo
5 Vs
5%
5%.
7%
5'%
Electric
Coal' Cos
51
27%
42
10
33%
34 Vo
33%
Co—13%
35Vs
35%
35%
5%
5%
5%
6'%
Mfrs
11%
—
1
Inc
Chemical
1
Corp
preferred
100
Hoffman Mach
common.
class A preference
Industries Inc common
preferred
27%
16'%
43%
Corp
&
28 %
15%
5
No par
Gas Improvement
Industrial Corp
<5fc
28
42
Engineering & Foundry
& Foreign Securities
Freight Co
4% %
*89%
series A
14
14%
xl
5%
14
28'/a
28%
897b
90
*87
90
*25 %
25%
25 Va
2574
*25 Va
2574
1,000
64
6474
63 '/a
64 %
62%
62%
3,700
46
46'%
45'%
45'%
4574
287a
*87
28%
28%
4,000
10
46%
6,600
7'%
7%
774
774
7'/a
7%
22,800
'5%
57%
574
5'/a
5
5'%
4,100
27%
*27%
27%
27%
16'/a
1574
16
43%
42 7b
43'%
34%
34'/a
34%
3474
35
35%
35%
357%
6'%
357b
36
6'%
137a
14'/a
13%
6
26%
,
6 Vo
27%
3,000
157a
1574
43%
12,400
28,500
34%
15%
42%
4274
34%
10,600
3574
15%
42%
357b
6
13%
14
1,600
6%
8,900
13%
14,100
*1%
1%
1%
1%
2,200
62%
60%
63%
0L%
64,
6174
G2
60'/a
61%
15,800
81
81
81%
81
81
81
81 Va
81
81
37%
33%
37%
377%
3774
37%
*37 7b
377b
2,600
32%
32'%
32'%
*32'%
33
2,600
1%
37%
38
37 %
33 %
33%
32%
4
300
60%
1
100
95%
81
No par
.
*95
897'a
25%
94
(Del)—No par
5%
U S
28%
25%
No par
S Gypsum Co common
7%. preferred
8
28%
25'%
(Del)*.
—1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
Borax
4%,%
23%
*89%
Corp
United Gas
United
28%
.
10
Corp
United Fruit Co
United
*92
No par
;
Carton
United-Carr Fastener
United
100
Inc.
$4.50 preferred
U
Jan
33%
1187b
23'%
95%
24
36
34'%
12174
23%
121
24
65V4 Jun
7
3374
1,300
28%
U 8
4
4,500
23%
U 8
Jan
6,900
8'%
28 Vs
34% July 16'
17 V8 Jan
14%
28 %
8
10
76% July 11
86% May 20
39% Jun
5
162
147b
27%
8 Va
29%
Co
(ser of
81%
14%
2874
8
-25
preferred—
.4%
*79
14%
28 74
common—10
California—
United Park City Mines Co (The)__l
44% July 20
19% Mar 22
series^.—_—No par
2
4
24.
75
l%Jan
8
25
Dec
/*ee, page
*74
United Merch
35
footnotes
75
9
22 Va July 19
For
*24
15 V» Jan
May 23
M«»>
89%
75
71
11
15% Dec 27
"•
89%
35
121%
*74
11
Jun
8 Va
90
91
34
120%
*69
6% Jan
81
•39% May
83%
*90
35%
121
No par
2
55
28% Jan 23
20% Aug 9
267'a
27
35
*
United Artists Corp
—1
United Biscuit of America—No par
United
United
26 % Aug
2
13% Feb 12
5Va Apr
13 Va Feb
27
convertible
46% May 8
7% May 20
9% Jan
9
42
34% July 12
26%
Aircraft Corp common
United
5
16 Va Aug 20
27
non-cum
Apr 15
27% May 16
71V4 Jun 13
Mar
8
12
26%
4%
100
55
13% Jun
43% Dec
10
Drill
4
28
23'%
Twist
2
28
23
Union
2
Jan
Jun
23'%
United
29
43V4 Jan
19% Jan
23 %
901/4 Jan
115
89% July 31
34%
Xl20%
23 %
33% May 16
89 % July 17
26% Jun 10
6
t
4%
14
26
36
123
Car
Jan
20
%
common
$4
of
77 b
23%
Tank
Apr
14%
29
7%
121%
Union
152
24
Feb
28% Apr
9
71 Va Mar 26
Preferred
4
July 18
21% July 17
26
9% Mar
14%
28%
7%
Corp—6%
Paper
Preferred $3.50
Jan
Apr
14%
29 %
7%
$4.50 series--.——No par
Oct
36
14%
28%
7%
Preferred $3.70 series—
52
10% May 10
14%
28%
7%
Corp
&
28
89
14%
26%
5
.—No par
Materials Corp—10
Bag-Camp
Preferred
24
79% Jan
82
1
——No par
Corp—
Asbestos & Rubber Co__
61%
'150
62%
155
1%
61%
61
152%
150
8%
8%
8%
9
50
29%
29%
*29%
30
1
15%
*43 %
321%
61
*150
82%c
50
1%
.
8%.
*29%
1%
61 >/4
150
1%
59 Va
87 a
*14974
874
30%
*29'%
15%,
15 Va
15%
15
15%
44
43%
43'/2
43%
43 Va
15
*43'%
1
Va
230
9,300
587b
5934
149 Va
149%
120
874
874
8%
12,200
30 y*
*29'%
30»%
100
1574
8,600
6074
152
1574
45
15
*43 Va
45
200
23
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 5, 1957
The Commercial and
24
(544) '
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
35% Aug
8Va Jan
1
Jan
6
63
15
23Ve Jan.
01 Va Dec
11
28
32 Va Nov
29
81V«Dec
31
26
Dec
92
24
8% Jan
7
12
27% Jan
4
U
S
67% July 24
U
S
93% Mar 29
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
77
July 18
88
May 13
128
29
26
25
12
2
17% Dec
17
19% Sep
17
17% Feb
Jan
4
71% Sep
10
48% Aug
9
54% July
56
Dec
28
51% Jan
•
23
58
Mar
69
Nov
Dec
28
33% Dec
7
12% Jun
31
Jan
20
169
30
17
1367b Jun
38
27
17
10% Jan
Dec
2*7
99
82
73% Jan
23
"
Jan
87
Jan
3
7
.10
Apr
13% Jan
9
19
Jun
4% Jan
2
23% Dec
7
3
Apr
39
6
Feb 24
29% Mar 12
20
68
20
82% Mar 29
24% Nov
12
26
38% Feb
9
21
41
Jun
21
36
Apr
Feb
4
30% Jun
7
Jun
12
155
12
23% Feb
Dec
70
6% May 15
23
35
July 30
31% Jan
2
135
Jun 21
73
May 14
50
16%
-.100
preferred
nohcumulative
8%
*16
4%
*77%
35 7t
33%
Universal Pictures Co
_1
Inc com
preferred
—100
Power & Light Co___—12.80
4 % %
Utah
4%
,
35
*32%
*30%
12%
7%
7.9
*8%
24%
24%
65 %
*65%
66%
400
,
4.600
33 %
100
78
*76
78
97
*94
97
*94
14%
45
44%
11.500
44%
143%
144%
142%
143%
1.600
22%
22%
22%
22%
2.600
49%
49%
48:%
49
56%
56%
5b:%
56%
600
69%
09%
69%
695%
80.900
Xl40%
141%
141 Va
141%
2,600
2,100
1,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
31
31
*39%
31%
13
13
13%
13%
900
7%
7%
3.300
7%
7
8%
8%
8%
17%
40
170
79
78%
78%
78%
*16%
1.100
8%
17%
*16
o.ioo
4%
4%
4%
4%
*73%
78%
*77%
78%
35 %
■
35 %
35
35
2,000
33
33
33
700
32%
*135%
137
137
*27
28
T
320
137%
100
27%
*69
69'%
24%
25%
25
30
*27
69%
69%
69%
24%
200
7.500
25
33%
33%
33%
*76
8%
*69%
25 7 b
8%
65%
17
4%
78
35% 35%
*33
33%
135
135
*27
28
'
*8%
3,900
30%
8%
79
4%
69
30%
*8%
78
27%
30%
24%
*16
136% 136%
27%
69
25
30%
45%
143%
22%
49%
57%
70%
143%
17%
31%
13
7%
45
143
22
Shurei
Aug. J
8%
49%
57:!4
69%
143%
17%
78%
35
J'JYu
*77%
78%
36%
33%
136% 136%
*28%. .•'.28%''
*69
69'"%
24% 25%
100
preferred
80%
8%
17%
8%
44%
.
143%
22%
49%
*56'%
68%
142% 142'%
17% 17%
*30% 31%
*12% 12%
7
"7%
79
79%
8%
8%
*16
17%
4%
4%
7
7
79
coni-No par
Tobacco
Universal Leaf
3
14
Dec
-
—
Tobacco Co common
7%
17
26
79% Jun
77% Apr
4
167
July 18
7
May
82
12
Dec
4
21
8
1
6% Jan
4% Jan
9
30% Dec
5
78% Aug
9
Mar 23
10% Aug
26
4% Feb
137
22
15% Feb
100
preferred
--n.
No par
preferred—25
United Stockyards C'orp
,
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class D 2nd preferred
_____14
United Whelan
Corp com__,.-__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred-—100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp new_l
15
1
Aug
97
45%
143% 144
22% 22%
50
51
57% 57%
68% 70%
142% 142%
17% 17%
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12% 12%
Sale* for
the Week
Thursday
25
66
66
33% 33%
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78
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97
67
34
77
97
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144
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77
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1st
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Steel Corp common™,
S
7%
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preferred
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18
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1
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noncum
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36
26 % Aug 15
Dec 31
6
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1
12% July 29
14% Apr 23
7% Dec
31
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S
87i
24
73% Jan
2
155% Jan 25
20
Mar
17
16
Feb 10
19% Jan
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U
Jan
61% Jan
8
57% Mar 25
73% Dec
143
4
24
22% July 15
49% Jan
156
Jun
135
1
Feb
170
4
Mar
87
Plywood Corp common
'3%'/« preferred series A
3%% preferred series B_x
.
*8%
24%
8%
24%
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24'%
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24% 25
66
66
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79
10
—-5
-
U S
13
36% Jun
391% Feb 27
67% Mar 14
42% Nov
142 % Dec
Jan
30% Mar
preferred — —
Pipe & Foundry Co__
Flaying Card Co
47b Vb
31%
30%
1
Lines Co common
S
37 % Jan
2
1
July 30
70
U
1
11
3% Feb
22% Feb
9Vt July 13
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
29 % May
14
30% Dec
11
22% Jan
Jan. 1
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
July 29
NEW YORK STOCK
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 30
July 31
30% 31
30% 31
STOCKS
t
Range for Previous
Year 1956
40
2.900
25
■
55% May
21
17% Jan
3
7% Aug
25% Nov 21
377* Apr
6
25 Yz Jan
12% Dec
Sep
25% Dec
26
3 87/b
13
20
128
Raalte Co Inc
537» July 25
Vick Chemical Co„
'
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20
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J.-J.L I1
•
27
26
37W/t
116
Oct
30
85
Dec
28
87
Dec
31
Feb 13
106
Mar 6
103% F'eb 17
46% Jan
11
21
HI
90
Mar 27
98
Mar
93
Mar 13
83
May 29
82
July 24
32
.
f
May 20
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,
33% Jan
10% Dec
26
12% Dec
27
14% Dec
20
—100
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1087a
8
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100
:
100
237b
23>a
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$4.20 pre! erred ;
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1
1.
-
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^10
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27
16
32
11% Jun
20 V3
24
117b Jhii
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7
3
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30
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3
27
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8
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26
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1
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44
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5
16
3
10
29
48% Jan 23
Nov
26
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93
Dec
12
105
88
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13
Jun
19
105
9
83
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95
5
103
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80
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18
93
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16
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11
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108
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12
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21
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27
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24
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93
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28
47
Feb
13
68% Feb
17
3
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91
98
2
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4.80%
2
49
Feb
11
71
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15
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86
54
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1
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'
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99% Jan
20
94
Sep 28
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63% July
27
Jun
128
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18
'
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8
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27
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12
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10
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18
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13
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13
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4
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18
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24
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1
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12
5% Jan
21
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18% Feb
8
26
34
May 13
July 30
131
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117
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36?. Feb 27
20% Jun
22% Feb
28
July
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8
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4
7
Feb
28
8% Apr
11
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12
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19
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8
20
101
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7
34% July
9
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12
31
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12
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2
10
99
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16
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85
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24
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24
26% May 24
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series
Wrlgley (Win) Jr (Del)
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Wyandotte Worsted Co„i
5
10% Jan
120
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85
42%
92% Mar 15
3
8,200
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82% July
88% Jan
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25
26%
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5
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Jun
1,900
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12
82
28%
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10
9
28%
26%
27
98% Mar
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6,200
26%
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67%
96
41
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43
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26%
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preferred
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68 %
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13
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68
800
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26
26
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10
preferred
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44
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28%
60% Nov
10
26%
300
6,200
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23
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41% Jan
,
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451/4 Jan
28
.
297b,•? : > 29 7 b .29%
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29
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Wisconsin Public Service Corp
-
35
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26%
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Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6
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'
24%
95%
5
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
".29% Jun
Mar 22
24%
29
50
1
preferred
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8
4
145
24 7 a
9u%
20
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—
Wilson & Co Inc common-
8
Jan 31
Apr
15
247a
10
common
preference
convertible preferred
•
75
37% Feb 20
25% Jan
31
30% Sep 26
127
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247b
26%
100
Prior
Wilcox Oil Co
13
167b July
70% July 15
69
247b
29
preferred
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5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)_
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White Motor Co commoli
1
57414 preferred 4
100
White Sewing Machine common
1
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102
1,900
25
$5
8
3,200
32'-4
3C%
.
28%
Wheeling Steel Corp
287b Mar 14
1,700
35 %
30 7a
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9
687b Jan
20
July 29
6,900
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3
1
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59
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92
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Westinghouse Air Brake
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10
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100
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100
8
129%Feb
July 22
69 V* Dec 31
4
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36
357b
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Maryland Ry com__No par
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100
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Union Telegraph
2.50
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33 % May 14
12
81
17
18
12
52% Feb
300
3,200
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103
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46
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87
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May 10
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58% Nov 29
67
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87
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100
100
;
Western Air Lines Inc
13
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21
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28
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22% July
44% Nov 26
25% Jan
26
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6
4% Apr
43 Vz
Feb
24
8
9
367« Jan
preferred
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;
Washington Gas Light Co_—No par
Washington Water Power_—No par
17
27
Baking Co common.
37a%
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68% July 16
387b Mar 28
2
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28
Aug
20
18% Jan 27
22
13
106,
23
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2
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12
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15% Nov
30 Va Jan
12
29
14% Jan
26
04
8
11
15
6
19
29% Sep
Waldorf
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Feb
70% Feb
0
13% Dec
67
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100
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preferred
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137b Jan
4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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In
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Range Since Jan. 1
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98
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point
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Nov
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yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
RANGE FOR
97
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due Feb 15 1961
due Feb 15 1962
—
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Aug 15 1963
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High
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PRICES
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Wednesday
July 31
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.
1970__
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.
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76
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1964
June-Dec
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22
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s
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—
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June-Dec
1954
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.
.—
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„
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.
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—__;—Feb-Aug
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56%
88
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66
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,
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——May-Nov
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June-Dec
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Jan-July
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,
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9
—
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664
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93
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84
—
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82%
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75
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78
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96
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1965
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1982
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—__Jan-July
ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—AprtZ-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
.
62%
3
65%
—
■
__
"
RR—
Prior-lien 5s series A
June-Dec
1990
•
63
63
1977_——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First As refunding 2%s series T, 1976
Jane-Dec
First As refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
•'.* 1st As ref M 3%s series W 1984
June-Dec
1st As refunding 3%s series X 1984
June-Dec
1st As ref M 33/8s series Y 1987
June-Dec
1st As ref M 3%s series Z 1988
June-Dec
1st As ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986—__June-Dec
Pacific Tel As Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-Dec
-
rx
97
80 V*
74%
.
June-Dec
74 VB
43
29
•
*90
1
67
76 %
96 J/4
V4
t
•
97%
lu8
7o%
—
96%
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
6s subord s
First As
■V
92%
refunding 2%s series
First As refunding. 27ss
'
89 Va
*_I'''
First & refunding 3s series N
First As
95%
89%
'
"3
Regulator—
f debentures
s
3.10s
■/'
.
'
-
'IL—''
88
1.979__Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969__Mar-Sept
.First mortgage 2%s 1969—___
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
'
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
88
87
83
*98% 100
June-Deo
Michigan Central RR 4%s
'
"
J
♦
'
'•
,
»
mortgage
*
*
105
93%
Mar-Sept
___ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
Feb-Aug.
June-Dec
—Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
___J?me-Dec
r—Jaip-July
2%s 1D80-.
—
Electric 2%s 1975
1979————
First mortgage 2%s 1980
—
First mortgage 3%s 1982.,—
First mortgage 3 Vis 1985—
1st
mortgage
4%s 1987
»
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Oct
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
;
•;
......
First & refunding 3Vis series I 19G6
June-Dec
First As refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
First & reiunding 3s series K 1971__——June-Dec
85
89%
98%
1
1974
first mortgage 3s
2a/4S 1975
mortgage 3s
First
89 */i
*92%
1996
'
84%
101 Va 101 Va
101%
2%s 1984
Oklaimnm Gas As
87%
.
89
*__
__June-Dec
Jwne-Dec
Feb-Aug
1975
mortgage
First
99
69
67
'
4%s
debentures
First
lO^'/a
93
3
-
4%s
subord debs
Ohio Edison
■
__Mar-Sept
Mead Corp first mortgage 3s 1966_
Y'
conv
mortgage
Northwestern Bell Telephone
v
.
McKesson 6r, Robbins 3%s debs
,
88
37
4s 1959-.
2%s debentures
May Dept Stores
f
80
85 %
85 Vi
85 Vi
•
Manila RR (Southern Lines)
B
80
Map-Nov
6a "/4
Oa v»
jan-Jwlp
_—Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
~T,_;—April-Oct
—_Mar-Sept
1986—.:
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oc*,
First mortgage 3s 1979———;
_Mar-5'ept
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
-
—
68 V*
9
1974—Feb-Aug
—_April-Oct
first mortgage 23/4S
2%s 1975—1
mortgage 3s 1978
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 3Vis 1982
mortgage 3%s 1984—.
mortgage
First
3 Via
1968—
Maine Central
s
81%
80
_:
.
81%
80
77
80
94%
75
'79%
;
First
•.
& Co 2%s debentures .1972
bord
conv
•;.
First
90%
90 %
Feb-Aug
Tnc—
82
78%
79%
»
—_Mar-Sept
2%s
1982
mortgage
su
First
First
77%
70%
76
April-Oct
1980
mtge
1st
Macy (R H,'
94
68
10
62
86%
(Minnesota)
85
88
—
First
gold
1st
1st
Trucks
94%
bo
88
135
States Power Co—
Northern
RR—
Elec
&
88'A
87
April-Oct
'.Coll trust 4s 1984
88
1
.88%
registered 2047
Refunding & improve 4%s ser
102%
86
x.
3s
119%
3
April-Oct
1978
97
%
Quar-Jan
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
—Quar-Feo
A 2047_ Jan-July
lien 4s 1997
registered 1997
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
;
102
86
86
1976_June-Dec
D
89
102
Mar-Sept
second
div
Northern Pacific Ry prior
119 VB
»_
Apr-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003—ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
April-Oct
St Louis
4
*112
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
Louisville Gas
99
117
82
90
June-Dec
1952
A
336
99
64 VA
*
101
95 Vs.
98%
*95%
90
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
Gen
79
82
82
1976
Louisville & Nashville
3Vis
72
100
85
*81%
Map-Nov
Co 3s debentures
(P)
debentures
3%s
66'A
69%
*69%
97%
72%
81
57
10
58%
*101
Map-Nov
1976
Electric 7s series
Gas
Star
Lorillard
5s
64
78%
2
78%
84 V*
1980
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser
,
69
,
99
76
General mortgage
4s
debentures
debentures
5%s
60
2
J.uii.,11.
■'
,l__
%-
Niagara
60
57
Mohawk Power Corp—
mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
2%s 1980—
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
_____ April-Oct
'General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
'4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4Vis ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May -Nov
3%s s f debentures 1973
May-Noo
3%s s f debentures 1974
;
—May-Nov
4%s S f debentures 1976
—May-Noo
89
85
Aircraft Corp—
3.75s eubord
Mack
85%
81%
1973
__Jart-July
ref 4s June 1992__Mar-Sept
4 V4s series A
86%
98
■:> ;•
,
'
—
62'A
'General
60%
57
N
76
75
1
80
65%
__
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
Little Miami general 4s series 1962—
May-ZVou
3%s
1
—
60 %
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s cxt 1979April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
3s
75
73%
—
85%
67
83%
73%
70
75
—
73%
65
67
*nVa
May
May
May
2003
/
—
*66'A
Map-Nov
ASeries
lALombard
N
N
97
Port Chester—-
4s 1955
:
June-Dec
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-gept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
Y busquenanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4 Vis series A 2019
Jan-July
Y Telephone 2Vis scries D 1982
_Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1931
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
N
4 Va
3%
*80
Map-No*
A Series
Lone
95 Va
89%
6
93%
*3%
mtge
&
A General
N
146
140
145%
»
4.50s
1st
River
tAN Y Ontario & West
N
Map-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
reiunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
conv inc 4%s ser A 2022—May
&
Harlem
90
8b
".
—
nGeneral mtge
50
97%
Jan-July
fixed interest 2003
Series B 4V2S
Lockheed
First
85
98
48
1
85
--
69 Va
86
64%
60
*
63'A
104
78
96
'
*7o
Map-Nov
& Hartford RRr—
90
*90
__
100
84%
1998—Feb-Aug
1973—
Haven
83
49%
Feb-Aug
2003
New
Y
N
49%
*90%
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
•
84
96
*85%
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s
<
88
8i
v,
1st & rcf 5s
4s
4Vis series B
75%
80
%-
__
36
,0
•
June-Dec
1970—_April-Oct
1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A
Valley
88
& RR Terminal—
Dock
A
80
83 Va
80
sink fund 3%s series A 1968—June-Deo
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%8 'HI. June-Dec
Series
95
80
85
85%
■
1st mtge
Lehigh
luU
81%
92%
1961
89
',4
«l>
registered 1998^—
.—Feb-Aug
Michigan cent collateral gold 3Vis 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998—
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis-—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F ,1986
April-Oct
4 %s income debentures 1989-i____June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct
N
Y & Harlem goid 3%s 2000
Map-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—
Jan-July
N
Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973——Map-Nov
105
97
Jan-JuZp
Jan-July
iy97
mortgage 3%s
96 Va
13
*
3%s
93
125%
1
April-Oct
registered
1997__
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s
106%
81
"78
April-Oct
Aprii-Oct
2013
2013
1
Central & Hugsou River RR—
Y
N
3%s
100
206
97'/a
971 a
/an-July
unguaranteed
3%s
96
90
—
—
_,Jan-July
April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
—April-Oct
t AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
i
97 Va
Geiiviai
V
trust 6s 1980
Collateral
92%
87
—
___Feb-Aug
1998
series A
4s
Refuncuag & hnpt 5s series O
91
87
—
__May-Noa
Yorx Central RR Co—
Refunuing & Inapt 4%s series A
170
146
*
Mar-Sept
jersey
Consolidated
,92
V-i
92
IMS
87
Kings County Elec Lt £ Power 6s 1997
Lakefront
New
Jan-July
1961
4%s
93
89
City Power & Light 2%s 1976—June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
--June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series C 1984—;
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Juiy
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Plain
89
Power & Lignt 3s 1974___.
New Omans Terminal 3J/4S 1977__
87%
100
87%
87%
Kansas
Stamped 1961
New jersey
87
93
*76
115%
1961_____Mcp-Nov
—
——
101%
H OO
101%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Bell Telepnone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
Junction RR gtd fxrst 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey
New
*77
ApriZ-Oct
1990
4s
mtge
%
.
High
Low
Ao.
9u-/a
i
aan.
soid
kiiqtl
9 J VB
1974__
86
va
Kaoge Since
Bonds
»
Asied
198z_
87
*82
1 oii
riuaj
93
May-A'oo
1980
lugland Tel & Tel Co—
Firsi guaranteed 4%s series B
*<>6
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Central Power & Light 2%s
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mich
75%
*80%
Apr-Oct
1959—Ju/ie-Dec
Jersey
dc
77
8
*88 %
Breaaer—
Jamestown Franklin
Kanawha
5
79 VA
a
..
87%'
June-Dec
New
&
subord debs 1982—__
«sc Clear ist is
conv
National
30 Va
75 >4
.-i,
3%s conv
57%
20
__
Chemical Cory—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s 6 f debentures series A 1977
Mar-Sept
4Vis s f debentures 1987
Jan-July
Minerals
International
Tea Co
45
15
--
.
or i
biu
Low
Supply 2%s debentures 1967
77
77
Penud
Exchange
National
26
__
"881
Las i
6
30
4
24
77%
Mock
25
49 V
49%
.25
A
first 5s
Manhattan
&
Yora
High
Low
No.
High
Low
tHudson
Sold
Bid A Asked
Sale Trice
New
Range Since
Jan. 1
Bonds
Week's Range
Friday
Sale Trice
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
gold 4%s series C
1977
Philadelphia Electric Co-.First, & refunding 2%s 1971—
First & refunding 2%s 1967—:_
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981—
First & refunding 2%s 1978—
First A: refunding 3%s 1982
1st Ac ref mtge 3%s 1983
1
■•st & ref mtee 3V'8S 1985
Feb-Aug
.1
9%
9
102
105
5
SO
101
—Jan-July
86
*84
—June-Dec
—May-No»
May-No»
—Ju«e-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—June-Dec
April-Oct
*87%
80 V
2
88%
80 V
2
4
34 VA
90Va
87
__
94'/*
60
89 V*
84
*
_
*
90
83
s
_
83
88
—
51
—
84%
67'/*
80
88
88 ya
90
83
91 VA
86
90 Va
Number 5661
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New
Yorit
Muck
2?is
suboid
conv
Period
debentures
or
Sale Price
3VaS
£
s
debs
1972
guaranteed 4s
ser
G
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
ser
H
Pittso
1975
1st
3Vbs
mtge
3%s series
A
97
general
general 5s
5s
series
series
B
Public
3s
&
Gamble
3%s
Service Electric
debentures
debs
&
*—
3
refunding
92
§ A Direct mtge 7s
gADirect mtge 6s
I
4%s
series
B
series
C
General
*92%
subord
conv
debs
ZZ
~
Louis-San Francisco Ry
mtge
5s
4s
income
ser
debs
B
A
Paul
Scovtll
3s
conv
debentures
90 V
%
95%
69? a
70? b
15
90
*78
81 Vi
85
87
99%
*83%
Southern Bell Telephone &
3s debentures 1979
2?4s
debentures 1085
2lis debentures 1987
:
Gold
99 Vi
*84Vb
82
86%
,
4%s
95
83 Vb
64 Va
80 Vb
60
1
95
'•
—
87
—
of
Co
93 3 4
f
s
S
Rubber
Vb
290
1970
3 Vis
3?bs
99%
77%
—
99
99
96?i
96?i
11
99
1
104%
95
98
92
92
82%
92
82 %
84
28
107? 4 109 %
*93
89%
505
106 Vb
ref
mtge 3Vis
consolidated
RR
82
—
—
82
*95
79?a
95
79 ?b
73
79? 3
106Vb
76
78
158
78
85
105
3
163?i
90%
83%
83%
62
62 Vb
95
75
>
__
—
106% 106%
62 %
160
3
76
*77
•
88
114
62 %
RR
J
ser
103
5s
Income
first
1969
135
1975.
1982
Penn
Electric
Power
first
A Jan
B
3 Vis
3 Vis
1974
series
1966
2361
mortgage 3Vis series & 1967
debs
conv
173
Whirlpool Corp
3 Vis
f
s
?
debs
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958—
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
101'/a
88 ?i
88 Vi
Wisconsin
89%
36
85 Vb
97
82
86
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint
3lis
debentures
debs
Coil
Standard Oil
1985
1983
ASpokane Internal first gold
Standard
Products
(Indiana)
5s
3lis
105
conv
77
2
101
Electric
103 Vb
Yonkers Electric
107
*75 %
—
80
*74%
1967
June-Dec
77%
1982
April-Ocf
117?*
75
a
77 ?i
116?
i
84
87%
92
12
66%
Deferred
317
116? 4
78
80
a-.—
w
.
97%
100 Vb
102%
78%
80
10
80
84
—•
79
—-
10
80
•
-—
—
160
162
162
162
10
79
90
■
.
--
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03
86 Vi
160
161
--
.
.
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83 %
>>
145 Va
106
107
108 V
132%
152
104%
32
a
112
100
—
"79
79
5
98 Vb
1
■»
I
—
78%
—
—
88
—
—
--
CO CO
87
92
87 Vb
*99%
99%
99%
99 ?b
81 Vb
81%.-'
99 Vi
81 Ve
19
,
91 Vb
101 Va
H.-
102
99
101%
80 Vb
5
—
85%
93%
93 ?4
--
*75
April
April
76
73
%
76%
*70Vi
74
70
76
a
85 Vb
85 Vb
88
Feb-Aug
*57
54%
59
1991
83
*78 Vb
'96
96
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97 ?b
97? a
60
59
.
92
24
6012
43
57 Vb
60 »/a
10
37%
Vb
93%
5
93 Vb
97%
90
95%
100
103%
87
19
88
•.
5
88 3 4
881
65
64 "a
88
90
99%
85
84
88%
100%
88
•
92
92
a
95
—
100 Vb 100 Vb
86
10
88%
86
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a
89
,
101?b 103Vi
103 %
96
98
*87
May-Wow
88
Vb
GO
lOOVi
100%
88
.
92
93
83
95 Vb
18
88
93 V4
95Va
'
122%
87%
93?4
ApriZ-Oct
.Man-July
91%
98%
"4
98?4
99%
100%
S8%
Jan
1
2?bs
2029
1976.
63 Vi
64 V
a
641 i
63%
73 V
69%
Jan-July
—May
June-Dec
63
74
99
78
85?a
83?a
94
•—
*—
86%
Mar-Sept
1971
90
—
sale
year's range,
not
n
the year's range,
Included In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest,
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability Impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
e
Odd-lot
range,
sale
not
Cash, sal®
r
y
*Fririay's bid
A Bonds
142''4
and
asked prices;
no
or
reorganized under Section 77 of
-
•
sales being transacted during current week.
selling flat.
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
follovving extensive list
we
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
furnish
a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
July 29, and ending Friday, Aug. 2.
stock
or
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp class
Precision Products
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Inc
*
-
common
Industries
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
1
Low
4' i
2,400
8
8
8 %
1.100
page
x3% July
8
July
23% July
8
8Vb
1.000
5?i Mar
1
6
6%
1.300
534 July
2?a
2?a
3,400
1% Mar
—
33.
10'
7% Mar
a.
8%
10%
2
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4
•
5
AUGUST
34,700
Week's
Friday
Shares
1
common
WEEK ENDED
for Week
4
1
Agnew
Ahxsworth
Range
Low
10
Inc
Aeronca
Aero
-1
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Week's
5 3i
Jan
a
-Mi
Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-JuZy
delivery
the
Included In
84
—
118 Vi
79
.
87%
—
87
100Vb 100Vb
100%
_____
82 ?i
—
97
116
not
a
A
Power
Wisconsin
109
105
98
101 ?'a
Co—
ser
First mortgage 2%s 1979-—;
Public Service 3V4s
71
*97
April
4 Vis inc
93%
12
105V4
♦101% 103V2
April-Ocf
May-Nov
4!is 2013
conv
72
62 Vb
103? « 103? i
Mav-Wow
2?is
•
91 Va
5
RR
4s series A 2004
mtge
Included In
1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
Ul''
Central
1st mtge
■
99'/a
-•
<*■
96
1980_——Feb-Aug
101%
71
94
Jan-July
1975—r.
91 Vi
63 Vi
1
a
1969—April-Ocf
1970
—Apr-Ocf
5 Vis debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981
Jan-J\i\y
5s income debentures 1984
—May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%3 1971
—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2?*s A 1902
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
Mar-,Sepf
91 Vb
91? a
94
A
ser
122
91 ?b
94
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
103
*60
86
May-Wow
,
I
guaranteed
4s
93
Jan-July
92
22
Feb-Nov
Jan
92%
Jan-July
Apr-Ocf
Jan-July
Jan-July
~1
87
2
Mar-Sept
3Vis 2000
92 %
Jd7i-July
93 Vb
86
Mar-Sept
1981
92 Vb
mortgage 2?is series F 1996
First mortgage 214s series G 1961
87%
93'
May-Nov
1971
B
gtd gold
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
1st mortgage 3 Vis series C
Wisconsin
90
92
—
.-Jan-July
.April-Oct
_May-Nov
1958
4s
Gen
90
90
.April-Ocf
92'/a
*83
119%
103%
152
90
93'/a
June-Dec
92?i
June-Dec
80%
99
82
Mar-Sepf
4 Vis series
ref
Penn
First
74%
90
—
Jan-July
mortgage 3 Vis series
Shore
3%s
83
83 %
Co—
West
67
U23/a
*
a
ApriZ-Oct
1976
Western
——
15
82?8
14
98
108
109
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3Vis 19G7~Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West
5
75 V*
89 Vb
Vi
—-
'
4s income series
mtge
First
83 Va
2
75
*97
Jan-July
debentures
Warren
117 %
—
82
83 V
75%
May-Nov
:
debs
West
83?s
103 %
82
Vi
92
Corp of America—
Gen mtge
85 %
—
83 ?b
*82
Mar-Sept
1967
subord
Gen
"
'■
—
91
1995
First lieu and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973_April-Ocf
85%
85
»
1973
Virginian Ry 3s series B
"
99 Vo
86
April-Ocf
—Apr-Ocf
1976
conv
Wabash
—
86
86
Feb-Aug
mtge 3s series F 1978
105 Vb
83
89
May-Wow
1975
subord
First
96 Va
94
98
85%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan -July
:
conv
1st &
Vb
93
92
.89%
.-83
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979- -June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2?4s ser H 1980-—
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage & Refund 3?bs ser I 1981- _June-Dec
101 Vb
92%
92
81
1966—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund m;tge 2%s ser E
First and refund
93
102 V2
—
'
97
*„
May-Nov
2?*s
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
96
100%
95%
a
mtge 5 lis series H 1983
Southern Fty first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
96%
90
1969—
America
debentures
debentures
—
*94
1976 -Feb-Aug
1977
2%s
*95Vb
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
™
99
1970
debentures
3 Vis
68%
'
1st
88
88
87
May-Nov
May-Nov
First
*86
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mortgage 2lis series E
96
85 ?4
87
April-Oct
1972
Vanadium
103
96
99%
a
Jan-July
'75
114
94
6Vis sinking fund mtge series O 1951—June-Dec
3 Vis assented seiies C 1951
Jane-Dec
91
86
—
April-Ocf
ser A
80
111
95
3 Vis assented series A 1947
Jan-July
6 Vis sinking fund mtge series A 1951—-June-Dec
3 Vis assented series A 1951
.'
June-Dec
79%
74?b
__
*__
—June-Dec
1981_
80
112
94?4
Mime-Dec
88
Mar-Sept
1969
80
94%
1971—May-Nov
Mar-Sept
4I2S
—
112
.June-Dec
1985. -J an-July
2 Vis series C 1991—Mar-Sept
f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
& coll trust
debs
1972
mtge
2%s
112
90
1986
3 lis
99
82%
92
United Steel Works Corp—
6%s debs series A 1947
93
40
87?a
*
•
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3?is
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Fibst
90
79%
15
1980
sinking fund debentures
1st-mtge & coll tr 4 Vis 1977
'
*90
Southern California Edison Co—
314s convertible debentures
1970
Jan-July
Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4lis conv
1973—June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4lis^Oregon Lines) A 1977
*85
68
1971
U
72 Vb
7
95
Southern
Gold
Biscuit
4?«s
77 Vb
36
95
Telegraph Co— —Jan-July
:
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
89%
2?4s l975_ApriZ-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust
75
?
1963
90
88 Va
Man-July
s
Artists Corp—
subord debs
debentures
1st
152
98?i
—
75 Vb
a
_June-i>ec
5s
3%s
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
91
71%
*85%
:
82%
88 Va
81 Vi
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
95
—^June-Dec
Skelly Oil 12 V4s ^debentures 1965
Bocony-Vaouum Oil 2 lis 1976—
2%s
mortgage
Car 4 Vis
United Gas Corp 2?is
180
87
—
74%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
RR gtd
129
64? 4
1986
80 V2
*05%
3%s I960- .June-Dec
.Mar-Sept
1961
2%s debs
conv
3%s
82
87
——
64
1971
South & North Ala
99 ?4
77
6414
debentures
2 lis
6s
United
92 ?b
72
91
*72%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Oil
97 Vb
*87
71
g ASlemens & Halske Clis 1951
Sinclair Oil Corp 43,ss conv debs
91%
May-Nov
California
Tank
United
94
77 Vb
—
69
1982
Union
100?8
72
2
69?i
debs
f
Pacific RR
of
Refunding
Union
102%
Missouri
coll tr 2%s
3 Vis 1982
Union
93
97%
152
—
73
*77%
1977
Va
83%
:>
93*H
:—:
impt
&
Oil
—
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1972—.
98
83
8312
83 Vi
93*78
1968
Union
85
——
—June-Dec
s
debentures
87
Vb
and
of
96%
180
*74
.
debentures 1974
debs
mtge
82
—
—
72 3 b
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
subord
1st
va
69
_
—
~~
1989—May-Woo
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2lis 1966
debentures
mtge
90
2
~
__
April-Ocf
;
90
Vb
8tl3 4
1974
1986
3%s
1968-Juue-Dec
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
4%s
_
85
~
May-Woo
3%s
4%s
1st
92%
158
1989 .Jan-July
1982
luuva
92
Oil Co—
mortgage aud coll trust
3s
99
19
93%
Mar-Nov
1971
Manufacturing 4%s debs
3%s
4 Vis
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
First
93
70
May
2006
Depot 3 lis B 1971
New England 1st gtd 4s
Scott Paper
93
111 Vi
87
ref
Union Electric Co
91
87
ooVa
Jan-July
2022
Union
Scioto V &
Shell
93
a
2
Cent
81
__
Mar-,Sep
Jan
Ohio
94 Vb
■
94%
April-Ocf
1980
ser
&
173 Vb
87%
Co.—
1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paid & Duluth first cons
gold 4s
3s
»
*92 V
Jan-July
1
Orleans
debentures
162
__
100 Vb 100? 8
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-JwZy
5s
Now
of
Tri-continental Corp 2 Vis debs
98
90 Vb
90?b
Mar-Sent
8t Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
First
4s bond
certificates
St
0
100%
102%
89 Vb
2
87%
Mar-Sepf
1977
106%
.April-Ocf
M
Water Associated
104 V2
162
tf
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969
J
mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan
1st
40
93
162
April-Oct
1st
•
96 %
*106
162
Tol
'
-
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
6t Lawrence & Adlrond'k 1st
gold
Second gold 6s 1996
St.
91%
Aircraft -Corp—
5 lis
~7
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3%3 series
and refund
f
89
1970_. .April-Oct
1990-. .April-Oct
C
s
100
Mi ay-Nov
D 1985—
5s 2000
3%s ser E
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
3Vis
9 J. '.a
Louis—
St
and refund M 3?as series
Tide
89%
88 '/a
V4
J
101
*92
May-Wow
impt M 4s series C 2019—
B
RR
High
Orleans RR—
New
Term
98
CO
May-Woo
May-Nov
1978
J an-July
Jan-July
M 3V-iS series
Texas
0
94
*89
May-Wow
and refund
General
101 %
89%
90%
Mar-Sept
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4'/2s series D 1977
&
7
9J
Jan-July
1
,
81
-
1983—April-Ocf
1978
4%s
Texas
97
—
.
1978-
of
Assn.
23
101
c
Mar-Sept
1973
Refund and impt 2%s series
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
1
98
——June-Dec
1952_
A
Vb
100
—
11
cc <£
1
__Mar-Sept
gAConsol
Rohr
100%
Power Corp—
series
90
RR
101
Jan-July
1982
3%s debs 1973
Jan.
Low
No.
bo?a
First
Mar-Sept
19 50-.
5 Vis
10
bo?o
Texas & Pacific first go.d
*100
—Apr-Ocf
mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Debt adjustment bonds—
92
6<J')a
Jan-July
Corp.
Refund and
83 V4
96%
95%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
3 Vis
1974
(Ohio) —
fund debentures
Range Sine®
Sold
85
First
Quaker Oats 2?bs debentures 1964
Jan-July
Radio Corp of America 3%s conv
1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheeni Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975-,
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
92 %
2
—
3%s debentures 1975
4-loS debentures 1977
sinking
Terminal
103%
Vi
June-Dec
;
mortgage
103%
99
!J2
Co—
1972
Co
Bonds
High
82
Swift & Co 2%« debentures 1972
lo0%
96
—
92
19b3_
debentures
and
Vb
99
Friday's
82%
2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981_4—
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge
6s 1971
101 %
75
May-Woo
First and
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1908—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
First and
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Jurce-Dec
1st
99
95
9914
*96?i
June-Dec
1981
Gas
4%s
Oil
2%s debentures
Feb-Aug
First general 4Vbs series D
1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2?4s 1976
3%s s f debentures 1986
Procter
97
96%
or
Bid & Asked
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
(N J)
debentures
Sunray Oil
100
98
„
96?4
April-Oct
1974
2%s
Standard
83
,
1962
C
82
9714
April-Oc£
Pittsourgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
92
—
*98?a
1964—May-Now
1984
Standard Oil
115
99V4
"*101 Vi
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
Low
95
107
—
Stock
High
91 ?4
*99
~~
April-Oct
3%s series E' 1975
Low
York
Stauffer Chemical
1957—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1960
Pittsourgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
first
714
June-Dec
5s series B
Coke & Chem
mtge
5
*81
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965—Jan-July
Pittsourgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
1st
P53b
No.
92
June-Dec
New
Jan. 1
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
107?u 108?o
ioa
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 41/2s ser J
1964 May-Nov
Piltsourgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5a series A 1970
General mortgage
General mortgage
3
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Pittsbgn Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s
19S6__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati cnic & St Louis Ry
Coiisoiidated
Friday's
933s
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1967
ueos
Pillsoury Mills lno
1964
WEEK ENDED AUGUST
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Low
Phillips Petroleum
4-,-iS
Interest
Exchange
RANGE
Friday-
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Par
5%
Jan
Air
11%
Apr
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
30
Feb
Alabama Gas
8% July
10% Jan
3% July
8% Jun
10% Mar
Range
Sale Price
Way
Industries
Inc-
Southern-
Alabama
Power
4.20To
5%
Alaska
Steel
cumulative
Airlines
50
preferred
10
100
1
—
,
84%
—
4%
,
Low
%
30 4
149% 150%
84%
85
H
1«
26%
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
2 %
30
.
Sales
for Week
2%
2%
30%
preferred—100
Co
Inc
j!{
—2
Corp
Great
Wood
2%
50c
Alabama
Alan
3
of Prices
Low
High
27
—
^-200
2>522
50
2o0
5
2
High
5Vb
1
July
148
Jun
34%
160
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,500
83
Jun
92%
26%
Jun
31%
81 %
400
.—
4%
28 V
July
Jun
89
Jan.
33a May
5
July
Apr
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
30
Monday. August 5, 1957
(5o0)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
irioin Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
-
4%
600
57/a
6'/a
8,500
Auicu
AUvviiiav
Corp—
x
lu
1
Vvotiug
Aluminum
374
cumulative
$3.75
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Industries
(R
5%
American
Book
American
Electronics
Maracalbo
Petrofina
American
American
American
Thread
Carnation
14% May
Carolina Power & Light §5
Jan
78% July
17a May
7672
70% Aug
3772
200
32%
Jan
37% July
Catajin Corp of America
9%
97a
8% Mar
11% May
Cenco
30% July
3274
347a May
31
Jan
347a
Feb
Central
1672
5,100
12%
Feb
Conv
34'A
14%
3%
31%
3474
14 Va
Feb
14 7a
14%
3,000
5,300
18% July
17% Jan
19%
Apr
397a July
3%
3%
300
53,4
5,600
57B
4,700
1ft
3,400
B
5%
1ft
1%
1574
1574
16
4.70
13%
1374
1474
4%
Jun
Jan
4%
Aug
77a May
Feb
2 7a
lft July
1,400
13%
Jan
167a May
Feb
17%
13% Aug
891
87%
9072
500
377a
387a
11,600
33
Arkansas
28
277a
287a
31,900
20
Feb
9174
91%
107a
Jan
Co
-
0
Jan
Jan
4% July
101
87% July
Feb
39% July
28 7< July
lOo
57a
warrants
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Equipment Corp
2.50
Inc
25o
.
—
9%
147B
1574
20%
97a
25
1,100
6
1974
14%
1
Aro
10
101
Apr
6% Mar
91% July
47a
Jan
3,200
13%
Feb
157a
600
1772
Feb
227a
9,4-00
Apr
Jun
11% May
97a July
Associate
7j3
21
718
100
87a
713 July
2
17a July
3% July
1
2'A
272
1
2
4
l7/a
2%
7,200
37/a
4
2,600
Jan
July
3
Jun
6,100
3
Co
lc
participating
Atlantic
Coast
Fisheries
Coast
Line
•
43
43
Corp
Plywood
Corp
Audio Devices
Automatic
l
Inc
Steel
ioc
Products
Inc
•
l
IIIIIlo
B.IIII
Jan
103%
1%
17a
Jun
300
39
Feb
463A July
2672
157a July
43/a Apr
Co
Bohack
<H C)
Jan
Co.
Products
Oils
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Colon
Farm
Sand
vtc
Stone
&
ext
Vtc
to
Consol Cuban
Diesel
Consol
1
Electric
Royalty
Continental
Aviation
Commercial
Continental
Industries
&
217a
1674 Mar
11,700
15%
16
50
14%
Feb
17
700
14%
Feb
16%
3%
3%
17,900
27a
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
37a July
2ft Feb
4
4% Aug
674
Jan
12Va
Jan
10%
10%
16%
800
10
May
1,700
3%
3%
2,300
5%
5%
200
1574
53/a
25
42%
42%
900
42
»
_
12%
500
7%
900
Apr
374 Mar
14
7
Jan
Jan
July
9
May
67a Mar
15%
15%
150
12%
Feb
11
11
11
100
11
Aug
Jan
4%
4%
100
6
6
6 V4
700,
400
31%
32%
90%
90%
10
12%
31%
6% Mar
July
42,700
500
333
13%
1,000
472
5%
Jun
2974 Jun
*89% Jun
67a Mar
9
9%
2%
2%
2'A
500
17a
Jan
9%
9%
9%
4,900
772
Jan
71/4
7%
7%
1,500
53/4
Feb
1,000
I
672
Jan
'
July
12%
Jun
1872 May
4 7a Jun
57a
14%
Feb
Jun
II*
I"
"•
56
55%
57%
3,600
—41
£1
£1
—
Jan
Apr
Mar
7
3472 Mar
94
Jan
1574
2%
2%
51
•
2%
51
100
100
2%
43
Mar
607a
Jan
Feb
Jun
5ft July
5ft Apr
3
Apr
5572 May
20%
22
16%
17%
9,500
157a Mar
19
18%
18%
19
1,300
16%
Jan
1972
preferred-.
10
6%
Rubber Co common..
Bruce 4E L) Co -common
Brack Mills Ltd class B
1
9%
13%
Jan
2.50
23
Jan
3
July
Brown
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
1,400
6 74 July
8% Feb
400
18% Feb
10
400
—
10
Machine Co
1
_
Company
9%
7%
372
Jun
July
Jun
67/a May
10%
Jan
9'/a
7%
8
3%
100
1,000
33A
200
3% May
674 July
87a Jun
7%
7% July
372 Aug
Feb
16%
1
2.60
27a July
8% Mar
233/a
274 Feb
9
13%
17
1,000
1674
13%
13%
2,300
12
July
Jan
10% Jan
874
5%
Jan
Jan
227z May
16% Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares..3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
6%
400
9%
.50c
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
American
6%
19%
~9»A
1
preferred.
preferred
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6%
1
convertible
1774
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5%
1,200
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4%
5
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16,500
174 July
2 72
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7
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%
1
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common
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
California
Aviation
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36%
4,000
2%
2%
2%
7.300
13%
xl3%
133A
8.000
•
474
25
272
Feb
Feb
Jun
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page
33.
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8%
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85a July
12%
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1,200
5%
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107b
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100
572
Jan
6%
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2.860
5
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6%
Jan
3,400
1
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17a
Jan
21
July
7%
7%
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17 74
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19,000
2474 May
972 Jan
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10%
1,700
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16%
16%
500
16% July
5%
.
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1772 July
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74
13
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.1974 .'Apr
5
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6
4
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92
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3,100
7
Mar
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18%
26
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5%
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18
18
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35
35%
4,800
50
2
25,000
v
1
34
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2%
974 July
15% July
1472
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187a
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374
Jun
9%
400
13%
6.900
6
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237a
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7
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574 July
38
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Jan
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27a
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9
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Apr
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8
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10
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1574
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Co
:
Exploration Ltd
Steel &
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Ltd
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Draper Corp common
&
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,
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47a
l.lc "Aug
32% Julv
37'4 Mar
33
1,400
2674
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5
Feb
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6%
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397e May
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57a Mar
5
-
100
4
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17b Jan
6% Jan
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38
43 %
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14%
14%
400
1474
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15 % May
13%
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13,000
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3072 July
2%
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218
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46
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2972
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31%
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19
3972
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39
39 "2
350
6,200
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21
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2074
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11% May
8% Apr
15
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34% Mar
-
2172 July
13
9%
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Jan
197» July
41
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67a
13,800
4%
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30%
Apr
3174 Mar
207a
207s
1,609
39%
Jun
./237a Jan
87a
97a
5.200
8%
5
203/a
1 9
Feb
107a
6972 May
3074 July
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Jun
54
Apr
1,700
26%
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5 7a
13,900
4%
Jan
67a
2%
100
2%
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5% May
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2974
30
4%
10
Jun
4%
2%
200
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1
reg__
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21S
—
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500
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Test
17a
1672 May
772 Jan
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3%
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6 7a
138
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1374 Mar
33%
-
31
7.50
—
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Dow Brewery Ltd.
Power
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107a
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common—
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3%
•
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Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
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900
—
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2.50
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11
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;
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1274
1
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47a
4%
4%
1.100
3%
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Feb
•
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x6%
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100
6%
Aug
8
July
17%
17%
50
14%
Feb
18
May
28
Apr
3574-Feb
10s
■—*
1
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31
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32
1
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1.400
4.100
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77a
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E
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93/a July
9%
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Dejay Stores common;
50c *
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—100
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6,000
9
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—_—.—10c
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:—,—..35 -
6
Apr
2974 May
10%
8%
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9%
8,800
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I
1472
20
5%
1
Apr
Jan
14
__
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Mar
Feb
July
'
50
47a
Jan
Apr
23
1
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60
2574
Jan
67/e
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1.700
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9.300
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a—2-50
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4
July
1.900
57a
5%
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52
5ft
Feb
aim
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9
•
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42
28
774
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1
l
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50
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574 July
24
50c
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200
27
300
4%
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42
5,7a
17% Feb
277» Mar
(ord reg)—£1
preferred
52
28
15 74 Julv
23 7a
1.50
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42
—.8
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Jun
867< Feb
147a
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Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic.—
52
5
274
97a
23%
1
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—t
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—
50
.1
Insurance
footnotes
34%
400
% May
Jkn
Jan
''
60
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
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34%
5
5
26,000
l
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Fire
5
1
10c
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Power
$2.50
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden
50c
%
Apr
174
5%
a
Durham
Super Corp
6 74
5%
*■1
.5
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C 8c C
3% July
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573
...
Development Corp of America
20 7a
17 7a
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1
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Jun
5
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300
•
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Feb
1%
972
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274
Aug
17.400
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1172 July
1072 July
8% July
Feb
43
Mar
Jun
4574
Jun
6
Apr
47/a Mar
10
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10c
,
preferred class A—
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5
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4 74
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1074
1%
'
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47/a
1
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31
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voting
8 72
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37a
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572
1
137a
16
Jun
21
24 72 July
200
4%
20
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1,000
1%
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$1.12
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974
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3274
;
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%
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Feb
6%
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Apr
87
23%
217a May
147a
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1.25
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48%
2774 Jun
common
.Class
14%
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10
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73
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.
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a
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10 Ta
24
•
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Jan
5% Mar
May
.
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Jan
4%
1
(The)
5
7%
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Corp
46
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1
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July
307b July
.
Mining 8i Smelt Ltd
217a Mar
3%
17%
11%
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1
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387a July
July
7
14,900
2 7a
1
16% Jan
100
7
42%
12 %
200
2
10
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400
16%
16
1,900
5%
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1965
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100
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6%
3
3
8%
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50
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19%
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200
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16
4%
9
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:
1
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Equipment Co
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36
472
5
4%
9
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4
4%
472
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.
4
Aluminum
374 July
19%
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93A July
18,100
•
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American dep rets ord
reg
Brown Company common
Burma
21
3/8
8
87a
.
:—1
Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Jan
500
common
American dep rets ord
reg
Columbia Power common
Bunker
-Mar
.
1
Manufacturing
27a May
British
serial
Feb
12
8%
77a Mar
.1
1.
Claussner
47a
1972
1
Mining
Feb
86
Feb
I8V2 Mar
Corporation.——...———„1
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100
14%
British
6%
200
1,40<>
6,600
7%
1
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
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10%
25%
8%
British
60c
10%
107a
24%
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27a
5
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cumulative
73
5.700
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7%
500
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4%
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.10
Corn—
7%
14%
common
Brown Forman Distillers
40
8%
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4%
1
Manufacturing Co
63 74
7a
Consolidated
Jan
71/2
Brad Foote
Brillo
Jan
637a
73 74 July
637a
500
Jan
3%
common
Co
Jan
25
Mar
300
6
4%
Gear Works inc
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Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—•
Bridgeport Gas
13 74
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11
22-%
9%
5% % prior cumulative
preferred.100
Borne Chemical
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fi
Bourjole Inc
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3% July
Jan
2372
8274
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700
22
63/a
16 7a
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& Co
10,600
11%
80%
3,300
1
common
(8)
3%
11%
3ft
__
80%
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.
Chicago Rivet & Machine
16,000
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II—Il
common
Blumenthal
3%
674 July
574 Jan
Feb
Aug
7%
j
Black Starr 8c. Gorham class
Blauner's
4%
12 74
4%
1
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Watch
Bickford's Inc
10,100
40(J
6%
•
(A S)
Benrus
6%
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4
soi
common
8hoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
57a
13
4%
500
Basic
Beck
Jan
1274
6%
8%
j
_
American shares
Banff oil Ltd—
III
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Ltd
Barium Steel
Corp
Ties
8%
1274
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Beau-Brummell
674 Mar
5
10
4
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Barry Controls Inc class
Incorporated
Bearings Inc
4.100
Jar.
Cooper-Jarrett
Corp
los
7%
274
3,200
10%
de
Jan
7-%
1,000
17%
3
Class A
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2374
10,900
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Jun
5%
Jun
57«
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1
5%
Aug
"3%
Colonial
8c Gas
Baker Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common—
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374
17%
57a
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Feb
% Mar
aou
~3%
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98
10672
1,800
374
Jan
1J
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4
1
16%
1
Jan
May
1872
2.50
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
„„
July
10
16%
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayahlre Collieries Corp common
Ballsy & Selburn
102
100
America
of
Co
4%
10 pesos
Apr
9
57a
.10
2
—
Connelly
Corp
option warrants
29
39
Feb
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Charter Oil Co Ltd...—
Jan
43%
1%
1
Co
Development
Atlas
Chamberlin
3%
100
Atlas Consolidated
Mining &
Atlas
pfd
common—
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5 7a
170
98
98
•
Atlantic
50
3%
100
Investors Inc——_——
Convertible preference
Community
America
Tel—
A
Mar
77a Mar
Co—
preferred...
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Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Class
Jan
7%
♦
3.50%
Clarostat
Light—
preferred
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3ft Feb
Jan
Cherry-Burrell common——
800
38 'A
of
,
18%
1
series—1
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Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
B
Gas
Corp
Power
157a
4% Mar
&
Maine
Central
Feb
7% Mar
&
Secur
Century Electric Co
1,000
Oil
Illinois
preference SI.50
23 7a Mar
2,200
Tel
...—
Jan
7%
Jan
118
4 7a
3%
10
15%
77a
Laundries
Co
31%
47a-
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•
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16%
47a
Associated
Products
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd.^—.—
157s
Jan
7
2
3174
__
1
1
Jan
10,800
600
12%
'
372
1%
400
102% 104
4a/a May
2ft July
5% July
509
36
Jun
2774 May
July
ft Mar
1
15
23 34
10,200
8:1
8%
--
——1
36
73/4
Associate
Co common
Castle.
2
Productions
(J W)
Carter
Casco
3%
3ft July
2s Od
30%
21
6*.
1074
22% May
Feb
374 May
1,500
3,J00
'
Feb
Jan
1%
27
pfd——_•
dep rets B ord—.
217a July
7%
Artists
Jan
American
Jun
9'A
Jan
Carreras Ltd—
Jan
4'A
Assoc
5
1
5.50
—
Feb
2.40
<fc
common.
26%
20o
Ltd
Products
Co
Co
300
3
Company class A
Power
35%
Capital City Products common—,
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1172
1
&
8 7a
35%
88% Jan
24% May
xll
8% July
x31
6%
20,400
7,000
0
"A" shares
4.72%
27a
Feb
3
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
2ft
1874
2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Armour
2ft
Oil
8
50
28 7'2 July
Jan
4,200
76% July
71
Feb
5%
3o,000
22
pfd—20
A
common
Louisiana Gas
6%
21"<;
1
6%
class
preferred
Mines
a
27a
Natural Gas Ltd
267a
1
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
Lead
674
2ft
Canso
17%
•
Natural
American
Oil
Corp..—__—
1
vtc_——...—1
Producers Ltd vtc
~1
Canal-Randolph
2B
Co
American
5%
2 {ii
20
.
Writing Paper
AMI Incorporated
3 ',2
24%
1
Co
American
3%
500
70%
23.700
2ft
267a
17%
1
19,300
3ft
23%
800
l'A
ft
2%
400
Jan
9 iii
Mar
197a
3
3%
9%
July
9% Jan
9iV
3
l>
24%
Williston
Jan
35,000
1
Petrofina
High
26
28
2
—_—
Canadian
Canadian
May
2472
8%
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals
—6c
Canadian Marconi
July
Feb
17
260
7%
8
•
10c
7774
50
100
Co
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Homestead Oils Ltd
2372
97a
1
Inc
Inc
Canadian
7674
1
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pfd
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Gas
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd.
Canadian
30%
20
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American
Post
20
773A
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Anacon
12 :A
197e July
100
10
common
American
Amurex
5,400
4,100
Canadian
7
July
13
20
Jan
107a Mar
Range Siuce Jan. 1
Low
High
29%
vtc.l
Southern
May
52 72
Apr
Shares
Low
•
Ltd
472 Mar
8% July
19%
common
preference
Petroleums Ltd
6%'A
Canada
15
19% Feb
6%
Feb
% July
478
Jun
Jan
1272
—•
conv
Beverage
Anchor
1,800
Cement Co
for Week
of Prices
*
1
Canso
Inc
Filter
Air
Meter
1,300
Canaaa
6
July
12 Va
3
common.
common
American
American
83/a
4674
3
——
8
Manufacturing
American
American
16,400
87a
45
ovuva—•*
preferred
Aluminum
Ambrook
"3%
Jan
Co
Sales
Range
Par
Bread
•j
America— '
of
Co
vajfi
2%
1,300
13 %
~3
10
Paper Corp
Products
(Mich)
Allied
3
27a
1
Allied
3% July
3% Feb
4
:imi
28 72
23% Aug
4%
O
preferred—
convertible
100
1
Pictures
Artists
23%
237/a
ft
...100
Alles & Fisher common
5%%
237/a
-
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Ltd
Canada
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Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
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Friday
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American mock
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
Low
Shares
Algemene
Allied
WEEK ENDED AUGUST
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Jan
$7
47%
25
Iron
Coip
-preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
1
a
*
—:*
177a
47%
100
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Number 5661
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(551)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
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Range
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of
shares
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17% May
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10%
16%
15%
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57,400
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preferred
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28
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13% Jan
14
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29
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19
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25%
26
800
39% July
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10
1,200
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-
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13%
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National Bellas Hess common
1
»-4
3/8
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
2
3
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National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
National
Presto
National
Research
Rubber
12%
Apr
National
Starch
6*4
Feb
National
Steel
Inc
Jan
28% May
2% Jan
National
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National
Union
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Neptune
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common
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National Telefilm Associates
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common
700
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1
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100
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200
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200
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100
20
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23*4
400
16% Jun
12% Mar
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Jan
9% Jun
17%
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21% July
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1
1
37
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1097b July
11% July
—
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada
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—
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4,100
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6
19*4
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Jan
101%
5.9
3%
4*4
2
Marine
Co Ltd
Muntz TV Inc
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
"
Jun
Feb
29*2
29
Feb
38%
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.
34% May
24% May
50
119
29*2
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37% Jun
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12
Feb
Feb
2%
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75 pesos
4.40% cumulative preferred—.—100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
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,
Moody Investors participation pfd—
Mt Clemens Metal Products--——1
6% cumulative preferred—
—4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
10*4 May
5% Jan
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19 3 4
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19%
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100
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19%
15
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34%
1%
•
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2%
33%
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2%
33%
3*4 July
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3%
_
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6
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37% May
18% Jan
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58% Jail
Jun
1,700
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217/a July
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33'
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86*4
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Jan
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11
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14
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1,800
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36%
•
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24% Mar
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..
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Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Tan
Sr
86
Jan
2%
3,100
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McKee (A G) & Co common
•
Meaci Johnson & Co
1
Menasco Mfg Co
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
Mesabi Iron Co—
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8 %
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1,400
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200
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8,900
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12
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Manischewitz (The B) Co
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Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston Industries Inc
La Salle Extension UniversityLear Inc common
Lecourt Realty common
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
Liberal Petroleums Ltd
1,400
4
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5
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10
1
Grand
ih
63,000
13*4
13*4
94
10c
Lakey Foundry Corp
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Feb
300
500
3 ft
14% May
2
5
Stores
Consoiidflda s
?!
i2
Jan
8,500
4
—50c
5
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
La
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lfa
inn
1%
4=4
2 If:
—2,50
^ropP (Tiio) Forge Co
f-,- ^atr
Jan
"29%
1
Gorham
1
5%
1%
Goldfield Consolidated Mines-i
"Goodman
Kobacker
Jan
26%
■
Gobdl MAdolf)" Inc
Seal
17,600
5% July
20,700
4%
25c
Krueger Brewing Co
Tmi
95%
88
——5
Globe
~
!
la„
lfi
ih
May
5% July
500
%
1
Knott Hotels Corp
-
Jan
o/tt
39%
3
79
Apr
-14% Apr
6% Jan
Jan
103
,
2% May
July
12,400
-
Jun
6% Jan
10% Jan
1,100
24
J
pfd—100
(S) Dept gtores Inc
Kleinert (I Bi Rubber Co
July :
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1 % Julv
113/
700
—
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wi
■
13 4 Mar
■
600
18%
—1
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20% July
—•
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Union
'*<
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9
-
I—•
—
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51%
17%
1
Co—
New common
Glen Alden
—
50
29%
—*
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common
Co
&
2,000
•
—
Gladding McBean
7
2%
*
17 = 8 '
14%
25c
Corp.
Gold
4.
Electric
Kingston Products
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co—
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
-
JaJ
Jan
5 J.
•
S
\v
700
2
--
51%
1
Corporation—
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gilchrist
;
a/-4 i,,f
100
Kj
—*
Enterprises—
Yellowknife
*
1%
'
—•
Plywood Corp common-—50c
convertible preferred——
20
$4.60 preferred
Mar
?3/
4%
1%
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Giant
"o
Aug
105
4% *
General
Stores
"Feb
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Jan
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5%
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.
28
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r
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Aug
1% July
1,800
2,200
-
.
Gas
Kin-Ark Oil Company
.
10% July
5*4
1%
6%
.
%
com—1
25
Corp
preferred
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American
July
Jiuy
6,900
*
common
Supply
convertible
5-%
2^.
1171/
5*4
10=4
%
15e
Kennedy's Inc—
Kiddc (Walter) & Co
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-
5*/a
2
2
1
common
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Lake
1
Alloys Co
General
i
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j~
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1
5%
1%
6%
1
:———100
Geilman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants
Gulf
105
preferred-
5%
Gokl
50
5
6*/4
%
6%
5
G
Gatineau
4%'
1
Co
(Geo A)
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I
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,
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(% Jun
250
106
1.25
Brewing Co
10
15
12% May
71
—1
Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co—
Ainr
10%
Tm,
9%
£1
Inc
Industries
Pitt
Head
Fresnillo JThei.
•
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dep rets ord reg—
10*4
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33. Mav
25
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105% 107*2
•
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Ap
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500
14%
105%
400
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) &. Company
'*
Jan1""
tviw
•
—
2,900
Jupiter oils Ltd
uan
12%
3 V Jan
42%
—1
non-voting—_
A
2=4
12 34
Katz
2*'a Julv
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class
-
5,400
28.200
——.—1
Co Inc—.
2*4
12*4
:
4% July
9% Mar
900
2%
20
Apr
60% Apr
'
Jan
Jan'
16%
Feb
674
1,800
12%
Jeannette ©lass Co
;
May
7%
5
I0=a
July
43% Jan
J
Tn«
14
47/0
10*4
•
Jan
6*4 May
5
33%c
1
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
12 *a Mar
4
10c
.
ComPany'
Ironrite Inc
Feb
Hr
300
12 = 8
900
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
Julv
102
7,800
11%
—1
A
10,500
12*4
650
8%
10
class
Co
57*4
18
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
.
..
Factor
5374
1174
Investors Royalty.
-
Apr
77
£
98
40%
pfd
Feb
12%
Low
5374
011
Range Since Jan. 1
High
..
High
11%
Intex
•
ii?
Jun
97
14 y2"
Corp—_
17%
Ffih
Shares
Low
5
International Resistance Co
Jul?
32%
for Week
International Products
•
Vff
7
Jun
8
3%
AdL
9%
Sales
Range
par
OKI2 T.fw
.
Jan
a
9%
3
,
Corp
Line commpn
Jan
Week's
of Prices
-
Sale Price
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock.•
oni'
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jp
94
900
9%
.
Eureka Pipe
""
7*4
200
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
t„w
%
3
1
—20c
100
-1
Equity Corp common——
10c
$2 convertible preferred
.—1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com—*—10c
6% cum 1st preferred
-——10
Ero Manufacturing
Co
1
Esquire Inc..——-——i
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd.——$1 or 25c
Emery
iei,'
8%
16
5c
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire
300
l'k
30%
31
1
Inc_
:
i
8*8
%
1
America—.
25
8%
5
common
Electrographic Corp common
Electronic
low;
16%
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16'2
30
1
1
preferred
Edo
Shares
Low
Associates—
Sugar
Common
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 2
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
Mar
34% July
30% Jun
7
Jun
9% Jan
3%
2
27 %
Jan
5% Mar
July
2% Jan
Apr
33% July
4% Mar
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
32
...
Monday, August 5, 1957
(552)
r
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American mock
New
New
Chamberlain Petroleum
England Tel & Tel.,
New
Haven
New
preferred
Co—
12.000
Feb
1%
5,700
31% July
47%
15%
1.500
13%
Feb
16% Mar
IV*
Jan
2% Feb
u
114
1%
1%.
1 %
6.400
I2V2
Jan
55%
Jun
13% May
78
Feb
Seaboard
Jan
14 % May
Scaporcel Metals Inc
65
250
2j;{
3
19.300
01,
2
5%
5%
5 ~ tr-
47
53
M'
2,600
4%
a
10:!»
12,300
10%
2,800
37%
200
41
41
a
9%
9%
10
B———
7 VH
7%
..»_
7"
-
5};!
5%
6 V«r
7%
7%
11% July
Jun
40% Jan
Mar
x40
42 V2 May
4%
74%
—-~---p0
Penn RR Co
North
1
Class A
2
lTa
4Vz'ic preferred
Oils Ltd-
15
16%
70 VH
Inc——:——.
90%
90%
2"*
80%
85%
2%
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Securities.
Electric Corp
Overseas
200
.
5'/*'%•
3%
10 %
250
500
209
22
Pacific
Power
pfd
& Light 5%
28%
29 3 «
24%
25
25
23%
23%
20% May
20 V*
300
20
81
80%
82"*
280
80
80
80
80
100
79% July
91%
87
99 Va Mar
1
!5
2%
34 Vb
34 VH
Corp
& Minerals
Oils
Pleasant
9%
Scale
Mining
class
Powdrell
Alexander
&
-
Prentice-Hall
3'*
600
Inc
East
Mines
500
Feb
16% July
8 Vh
Feb
10% May
7%
Jan
10 Vs
Jan
4%
Feb
2"0
4%
4 3»
22
21%
5,900
200
Pulp
Pyle-National
Co
4
4,500
1%
Jan
4.700
18%
Aug
6
6%
4.701)
6
3%
3%
2.800
2
Jan
8
8
8 Vb
1,100
8
July
13
fir
18%
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600
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l.ao.)
1%
11
11%
3,900
750 i
94
93%
6%
6%
300
6
6
100
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.
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1%
3%
3%
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600
20 Tii
20%
21%
800
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10%
300
10
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56
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10
100
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it;
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710
9 Vb
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16'
4
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900
1,500
10
9%
Mar
7
4% July
Feb
58 V2
July
24
2% Mar
Aug
5% Mar
6%
Apr
5%
7% Mar
Feb
lu% July
1%
Feb
90 Va
Feb
6
Jan
5%
Jah
Jan
1%
Jun
3V2
Jun
20% July
3% Aug
Feb
14
13% May
112
97
Jan
May
7% May
7% Mar
25
Apr
Jan
2
Jan
6
237b
Jan
8
Feb
10% July
57
Jan
89
4
Mar
6% Apr
Feb
57 % May
51 Va
16 V8
Jan
Jun
Apr
21
% Apr
Va Feb
5,600
f
Jan
20%
23 Va
6%
Jan
14%
Apr
9 s/a July
1,300
Jun
x9
9A
Apr
12
Apr
9% Jan
Apr
17%
19 V*
20%
1,500
16%
Jan
20% July
Quebec
Power
(The)
Co_
1
13%.
13%
13%
Rath
common—
10
22%
22%
Packing Co
Concrete
Raymond
Pile
1
20
Reda Pump
Oil
Reiter-Foster
Electric
Reliance
Remington
Arms
Rico
Corp
Ltd
;■
Argentine Mining Co
Grande
Valley
43%
45%
1.100
11%
12%
11,700
5%
534
6
V«
8,900
17
1
118
1,600
H
3%
(I)
Royce
American
Roosevelt
Ross
,(
1
Fifth
Ryan
2
Feb
2% Jan
15%
200
Feb
15% July
15%
8%
7,000
8 Vs
July
12%
Jan
6%
8%
342,600
5 V*
Jun
8%
7%
Co
B)
Stetson
(J
Stlnnes
Sun
—
33.
4%
Jan
44
5,200
36%
47
Jun
4
July
9
July
4
500
33b
Jun
73ii
8%
11,300
3'/b
Jan
5
5%
3,300
5
Jun
a
32%
100
32 Vh
July
63»
6%
3,400
5%
Jan
8%
9
500
8%
Jun
12
Jun
Inc
B
Class
class
Thorofare
Tobacco
rets ord
Trans
4%%
Temper
Trunz
Inc
Jan
3
Mar
4%
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3,20(1
2% May
3%
Jan
60(1
Feb
24%
Jan
23%
Jan
23% Mar
Mar
7 Va July
~6%
2,709
11 "4
1138
300
11%
Aug
13%
Jan
69%
300
64
14% May
75% Jun
7,"h
1.100
"6
4
Apr
-Tan
3%
Jan
1 %
Jan
5T'«
Jan
3%
Jan
7"* July
4% Jan
Jun
Jan
0%
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Jun
24%
Feb
5%
53
•»
6%
10.700
6 "b
6%
2,100
5"4
Jan
6% July
18 Vs
Feb
23% July
217a
1,000
1%
1%
10.300
1 Vb
Apr
55%
56"*
2,400
51%
Apr
13TB
14%
5,700
10%; Jan
14%
41
41
42%
1.000
35% Jan
44% July
15',4
16%
17%
18
Va
x21
17%
1%
600
13%
Feb
18
16%
Jan
2.000
6%
47
8
%
8
'
2 IS
2%
3
,rh
41.100
2% July
3%
3%
3%
1,800
3% May
10%
10%
10 Va
100
3%
3%
3%
400
H
25
71
71
16 %
16%
10
Apr
5
,T; Mar
5%
Apr
10% July
4
July
July
3% July
76 "4
Jun
7%
Feb
Apr
Jun
5%
Jun
10
Feb
62%
May
6 % May
4% Mar
8%
16% Jan
Jan
100
16
13% Mar
20
12 %
July
17%
17 VB
B
300
Apr
137s
Feb
2 V*
2%
~2%
8,600
2% July
3%
Feb
23 VB
23:%
300
22% May
31%
Jan
34
34
35
V*
600
29 Va
Jan
40% May
18%
18"*
19
300
17 %
12%
Apr
Jun
20% Jan
14"* Jan
2%
Apr
17 3
13 Va
300
2%
2%
8.900
10%
Jan
13
14%
17 VH
5,300
11%
Apr
17 Vs July
4-Tn
5 VB
2.200
3%
4Tb
5%
14,700
13
1
1
15
5
v
5
1
"
7%
4-Tb Aug
14%
600
12 Va
Feb
14% May
14 («
4.000
11V*
Feb
14 Vb May
900
28%
Feb
347a
Jun
6 (A
17,000
5% July
8%
Jan
Feb
2%
53
2Vb
2
4
2 Vb
ii
18
6,800
4,500
lir : -
1,303
31%
31%
32
68
66%
69 3
s
1%
13,300
a
99
31V* July
Feb
43 % May
4
Jan
5% May
United Asbestos
Corp
—1
4%
Jun
5 %. Jan
United.Cuban Oil Inc
———10c
Feb
45%
July
40%
Jan
Jan
A Feb
903
Jan
70% May
Jan
2%
1V* July
Jan
1%
1%
2
-
8,200
8%
8%
8%
1.800
8(a
Jun
9%
20'A
20%
300
19%
Jan
21%
22%
23
1,600
21'A
Feb
25
Jun
153b Mar
23
14
13 3
8
14'/*
1,500
13
21 Va
20 Tii
21 %
1,500
20Vb July.
1 %
4
4
79%
80
750
147
4
142 Va
200
1%
142
2%
2%
5%
5 %
4,000
Vb
150
80
Jan
Jan
Mar
23% July
61; Feb
f;r July
Ml Juiy?
1%
Feb
163% July
Feb
79
3% May
5%
Jan
July
91 %
Apr
2% Mar
23s
Jan
79
2%
4,200
5%
1.500
5 Vb
July
1,900
8%
Jan
13
"
5% July
Jun
14%
12%
12%
2%
2%
2%
1,800
2
Mar
2%
2
2%
16.800
2
July
2%
Feb
%
Jun
3%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
20% May
Feb
49
3%
i5»r
hi
10,100
4%
3 %
12.800
478
J
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19
19%
49
23 %
19 %
23
j
400
16.400
1.100
%
200
~
—
11
35%
4%
—
Jan
3%
Jan
312 May
•'%
Jun
July
23%
Aug
23 "4
Aug
29 %
July
30%
Jan
*—
.
5%
78%
5%
81
1,300
5
May
225
66
Jan
7%
90
Jun
May
8% July
Gas
32
Apr
33 Va
5 Ti»
-1°
*
Chemical Corp
5
Co of Canada
T
*
Union Investment Co
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
United Aircraft Products common—50c
Feb
5 (4 July
Apr
13%
14 %
.
Jan
32'A
14%
14%
32%
3%
5
100
-
July
19 %
1.600
5%
8
Jun
58 % May
2,490
5 "4
u
Jun
May
Jun
47
—'
—
43 %
Jun
Corp
New common
Jan
13%
1
Lux
38%
1 »
-1
Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Cont Industries Inc—
-1
Cuba Oil Co class A
-50c
Empire Oils Ltd
1-25
Corp
Tri-Continental warrants
Trans
May
May
registered—£1
preferred
a
55%
~J
—
26%
46 3
20
-
•—10c
—
Apr
Jun
Jan
23
4.—10
25c
Inc
55%
V* July
22%
6%
5
--1
Corp
48
0 3 i»
pfd
common
Inc
Edison
2,500
500
40
300
24%
6%
Amer
3%
2,000
49
1% Mar
1
25c
& Light $4.56
Amer deposit
3%
4%
40% May
x20
*
Construction
Security Trust Co Ltd—
20%
4%.
23
Feb
300
7
common
Roofing Inc
Union
35
Feb
35%
2.400
Unexcelled
4%
13%
2,000
40 %
5
5
common
Markets
Thriftimart
Jun
4'2
300
37%
20%
1
Calgary Co
24%
34%
18:%
21%
25c
1
1
A common
Chemical
Feb
8 Va May
20
"
common
Shovel Co
Jan
39 %
"20%
1
Oil Corporation
Texas
7%
200
--1
Co
/
36%
T
Talon
14% May
16%
.
Jan
»
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
31
3
35
13 (4 Aug
21%
common
Supermarkets Corp
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Feb
3 3 i.
Apr
Jan
Apr
Feb
1
--1
Sunrise
Jun
20
33%
10%
—J
Ltd
Ray Drug common
20 '<8
3Vo
Apr
Jun
18 Va
1
Corporation
Stylon
12%
3%
16%
300
common
(Hugo)
900
20 "4
Jan
1%
10
1
—
—
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
200
29%
10%
8%
&
(A)
8,600
29
600
69
Stein
Xl3% Xl3%
29(4
Apr
4.100
Sterling Aluminum Products common .5
Sterling Brewers Inc—
---1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—.
10c
Aug
1
1
1
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum.
page
8"*
.1
common
see
15%
30c
1
Company
footnotes
1,500
—1
*
1.25
Ryerson & Haynes common
For
2%
£1
Inc
Russeks
Ryan
V*
Jan
37a
131
Enterprises Inc—_——2oc
ordinary—
•
Corporation
5
True
Engineering Corp
(The F C)
Feb
1%
Feb
19'
Jan
1.50
Royalite
Russell
3
87
2
1
Carpet Company
Oil Co Ltd
Ave
Jun
Jun
2%
Jun
2%
19%
11%
Trans
72
Jan
%
2,200
14:'u
~0%
Jan
111)
%
% Mar
14,800
19%
5(*
1,500
4% Mar
40%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance
Corp class A
2%
Feb
21%
Jun
75%
3
20%
2%
2%
May
68"* May.
42%
4% May
1 % May
73%
May
65
Jan
10.400
IA
X23%
Toledo
11% July
Apr
Feb
23
42%
18
16%
3% Aug
Mar
3-%
14
37% '■
50% July
10% July
Feb
2
8%
Jan
1,600
24 Va May
Feb
~63i
Feb
3,500
1,100
Steel Co of Canada
Trans
Inc
Raceway
O)
(J
Roxbury
3%
11
5,700
"5%
321
11V8
Gas Co—
& Sons Inc
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Field
Roosevelt
3%
10%
57%
%
5%
36
6% July
Feb
•
IV*
4
Steel Parts
Statecourt
Trans
11
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
1
Rochester Gas
Elec 4% pfd F—2-100
Rolls
i«
10.700
3
~7%
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Apr
41%
12'.h
preferred-,———50c
19
12%,
19
Jan
101% Mar
43
10
-l
—
Corp
19
(
Eokeach
div conv
50c
18 %
5
1
50c
,
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
(The!
Starrett
500
1
Engineering—
Co Inc
4
13
55
-Jp2 ^
Uranium Mines
Slanrock
20
Jan
500
127%
Feb
13%
-2a
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
19%
1%
90'/* Aug
Feb
Jun
5 "4 Mar
19(4
Shares Inc common-
Standard
19%
1% Mar
Feb
109%
200
21%
8%
4% May
900
92
Jan
29
101
49
Tisbman Realty &
15,700
1,700
Feb
28"*
——50c
Stamlard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Standard Products Co
Tilo
1%
5
12% May
Jun
84
5
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
Standard Oil (Kvi—
Jun
1%
400
121-4
u
Specialty Stores Co Inc
—0
Spencer Shoe Corp—
—————A
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
———Standard Dredging Corp common
-1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Financial Corp
1
Jun
1%
93
6%
———i
Spear & Company—
16%
Jan
26j/2 Jan
I1,*
3
-25
2a
25
25
Co-
Royalty
Southland
26% Jan
Apr
9 V* Mar
100
2,000
20%
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc—
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
63%
12
2,600
21
—-1
12.o0
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.32%
4.24%
Jan
1
&
Industrial
Republic
Oil Co common
Southern California Edison—
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred—
4.56% convertible preference
4.48% convertible preferenceSouth Penn
Jun
2412
July
7 (a
90(a
1%
1
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
Feb
200
May
8
41V*
J
x9%
100
Jan
14
Feb
27:(i
119
92
Mills
Corp
Sonotone
Soss
Paper
38%
50c
Corp
Richwell Petroleums
(Howard)
Smith
100
54
Jan
2
Feb
x9Tn
4%-r
121%
5
Inc
Airways
250
U
July
2%
4%
9%
4%
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered.—_£1
Skiatron Electronics &i Telev Corp—10c
1,500
25% Jun
1,900
90%
Amer
12%
Apr
19
.July
A Apr
2 %
10% July
1% Julv
6,200
7'*
27 31
9%
Singer
61
22
Jan
Singer
23
4
Jun
17%
11 Va
American Shares
td,000 it
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common——-—1
Simpson's Ltd common
12 3
1
Co_:
(Robert) & Co
Feb
16
Jun
43o
Simca
59 V*
1
Reis
13% Apr
1%
7
Jun
Jan
25%
Jan
8%
Jan
9(4 July
46
Inc
12%
*
common
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
1,400
1%
1%
56%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc—
70c convertible
preferred
Rapid Electrotype
1%
14%
Thiokol
R
200
"r.r.r,®
Texas Power
•
Co
1%
10
2% July
('1
—-1
Lighting
Thew
Q
8,000
9
3%
Texam
14%
23u
9%
ii
Jan
800
2(4
33o
Tampa Electric
Technicolor Inc
125
13% Mar
u
Feb
15%
4,000
10c
common
93 "2
82
15
67,100
Creek Precision Corp———10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
--1
July
"a
81
15%
3%
15 3 a
f
16% July
80
81 "»
5
common
July
18% Feb
52
3%
100
3
Timber com
&
14
20 311
1
of Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Sound
57
54 %
*
Service
14% May
6
1
Gas
Jan
Aug
200
6
2.50
10c
1
Ltd
6 %
16%
2,909
20
*
common
Dome
Jan
5% July
1
1
4i/4%
62%
1(H)
8%
1%
Providence
Puget
Jan
5%
8%
21 %
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Public
6,200
Jan
10"
1
Metals of America
Preston
Jan
8'a
4%
*
-
Pratt & Lambert Co.
Pressed
1 %
4%
8%
X55
2.50
Corp of Canada common
Oil Royalties Ltd
Jun
Jan
1
common
Apr
May
13%
Apr
20c
A
98 V*
148
6%
25c
Co
Products
Apr
July
\k
10
common:
3(4
39
3%
]i:
57
__50
•
1
Co—
Jan
Jan
10"n
1
Wine
Jun
Feb
8%
91
13.300
%
.
90
Jan
8:,a
1
Ltd
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Prairie
25
55,800
10%
..
108
8 3a
1
Inc
Mines
Valley
Pneumatic
Power
Feb
Apr
10%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co-;
Poloron
Jan
Mar
10%
^—2.50
Aircraft Corp
Polaris
2V2
16%
Jan
10%
hilips Electronics Inc_
.5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—--10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co
*
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Gold
79
114
I
Industries
97
Jun
98
1
-
Jan
23 Va
Jun
July
Jun
July
1.000
91
91
26%
24
July
31,200
3
35%
—
Peruvian
Pioneer
270
82%
80"*
82%
2
220
102% 104'',
103 'a
2::
Circle
Piasecki
Jun
21
20
(The!
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)— 20
Pierce
Jan
400
Corp
—1
Patino of Canada Ltd
2
Penn Traffic Co.—
.—————-,2.50
Perfect
Jan
27%
500
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pep Boys
27 Va
Jun
2,400
2
B
Jan
23% July
21%
5%
Class
28%
Jun
23
100
1,900
22
•3%
—
Jan
23%,
5%
—
Jan
30%
22%
3%
A—
32 Va
21%
Pentepec Oil IC Ai Amer shares—1 Bol
Motors Corp—————1
Park Chemical Company
—_ 1
class
Jun
23%
Paramount
Pen'Co
Apr
21%
%
Parker
4Vb
23 V*
lc
vtc—
Feb
23
10%
Israel Oil
Jun
28%
690
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
Jan
26 Vb
24% July
4,400
24%
common——
—*
(C A) vtc—2 Bol
Tubes
Page-Hersey
92
May
3%
600
4
3 Tb
.
Jan
14% May
70% Aug
23%'
1
100
Ltd
Petroleums
July
10:A
75
23"h
24"'u
-#5
25
5 % redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred—_—*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
*
$4.75 dividend preferred
*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
*
$4.36 dividend preferred
*
Pacific Northern Airlines—
—1
Pacific
Jun
10%
23%
—25
preferred
preferred—
1st
1st
3%
5% Jan
70'/*
29'a
redeemable 1st preferred—
5 c/o
Jan
3'2
Silver
Silvray
Feb
6%
B
Co
16 Vb
9%
—A
*uc
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Breweries Ltd—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Slick
1st pfd—25
8%
Jan
July
2% Apr
P
Pacific Gas & Electric
3
93
10%
4
Jan
Jan
23%
-
July
101
Jun
70%
1
—
37ij
81 %
71V*
300
37b
3%
Feb
217«
525
27ii
16% Aug
90
610
2,300
87%'
Feb
60
200
2%
Jan
13%
16,200
93
2%
shares-10s
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer
5'/p
Va May
3%
?% Mar
8,709
.
71%
'
25
—1
7
1
common—i
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
3%
16%
3%-
3%
—
Okonite Company
Oxford
2
Silex
common—
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Omar
Jan
Class
1
50c
—*
100
Company
Ohio Power
Feb
%
~—-
Corp
Okalta
l'/A
'
O
Ogden
3,600
2
3,800
14%
Demi
Sliattuck
7 V4 July
a
*
—:
19% Mar
Jan
2'/i
Sicks
Jan
7% Mar
3
May
26,400
2:'o
2
\-
—
Oil
Oceanic
5-i'g Jan
3 fg Feb
Apr
91%
821/4 Aug
Jan
4,900
2
of America
Corp
47a
4 v
————'
Warrants
Nuclear
Ltd
Uranium Mines
Northspan
40
6%
6
I,
<;
18,100
84
82%
pfd—100
Pub Serv W'\%
Ind
Corp
20% Mar
7%
8,300
25 %
Jun
Jun
l-rV Jan
400
8%
24
16%
8.900
,
9 % Mar
lO'/a
78
Jun
...
Northern
Jun
6% July
Apr
6% Jun
1,900
Scrrick
tV
9
31':.
Mining
—
«
Sliawinigau Water
Power
—
Sherman Products Inc—————•—-l
Slicrwin-Wllliams common——.—--Jo
4%
preferred
—-1U.
Slier win-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America common——J
8%
Apr
5
12,900
7-;;
Jan
9%
800
a
class B—
Servo Corp of America—
Servomcchautems Inc
Scton Leather common
11% May
7% Feb
35
,,
Scntry Safety
Jun
Jan
21 % Mar
Feb
1U®
Control
Jun
"l%
7(*
~~
5%
11V2
17
25
General—————---A
Inc——
Bros
Seeman
7
—
27% July
Jan
17% Aug
100
17
17
1
14 7
Jan.
Feb
8 Va
100
17%
~8%
Airlines———77,
Western
Securities Corp
19%
8
100
9
"iiV
i>oc
Ltd-
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co
3,700
1
9
~%%y'
—|
---A
—
common
7
Feb
Mar
3
38,200
Jan
3iV Jan
July
3,300
(ii
5 Vb
2% July
2
37%;
5%
10
North American Royalties Inc
-—-1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
——25
Northeast Airlines-——-———
-1
Class
<i
2 %
100
*
10
class A-
100
21
iS
62
2I.T
—50c
North American Cement
1.500
2% May
High
13% July
8.300
17%
--1
2&c
Ltd
Co—
Feb
13
lj'2,
———*
—A
Corporation
Sayre & Fi.slier
Scullin Steel Co
Jan
1%
13
—
Noreen-Keta.v Corp
——.
Norfolk Southern Railway—
92
87%
lO'/a
10
—10
1
Norlnite
Jan
July
1%
1 Va Mar
24
9
4.40% series_20
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)-
15 T a
25
24'u
4V2 e/c series_20
Cumulative preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
15%
Series—20
preferred 5%
Cumulative preferred
Shares
15%
Lawrence Corp Ltd common.:—•
Salem-Brosius Inc
i————2.50
San Carlos Milihig Co Ltd
a
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative
for Week
Low
St
25
92
1
Rosario
1%
10,600
92
York & Honduras
—
Jan
Jan
1%;
32 %
1
New
Inc
Jan
1%
1 '8
New
Lites
2%
14 V*
2 'ft
*
York
•fe Jan
Feb
%
Jun
137V*
31%
Co common
Merchandise-,
Nickel Rim Mines LtdNiplssing Mines——.
Mar
2
131V2 Jan
1%
—*
Noma
1.140
14 W
Superior Oils
York Auction Co common
Netv
15,600
32 >4
--
500
Min & Chem
Zinc--—-——
,
Mexico & Arizona Land—
—i
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd——zuc
Park Mining Co
—— *
New
2 !h
1 Vb July
Jersey
New Process
3
2%
1,100
Idria
New
2,V
a
New
New
lii} Feb
82,300
Range
of Prices
Last
Par
ff, Jan
3 fe J'un
2 {Apr
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
fg July
133% 134%
2(4
134'(a
Jan. 1
Low
24.000
•'»
-
New
New
Ylf
2iiT
*uc
sue
Co
Clock & Watch
convertible
50c
%
—J
Oils Ltd——-—
Britten Dominion Oil Ltd
AUGUST ,i
STOCKS
Range Since
High
Low
Par
Bristol
New
Shares
W'EEK ENDED
for W'eek
of Pric es
Last
STOCKS
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
21 %
22
7%
700
5.700
7'r.
6%
7
612
7(4
10,600
1%
1%
1%
133.500
9%
Jan
21"* July
24%
Jan
Feb
7% July
5% Mar
7% May
5%
1Tb
Jan
Volume 186
Number 5661
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(553)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'e
Last
American Stock
Exchange
Range
United
Elastic
United
Milk
Corp
Products
Shares
Low
♦
36%
Loufc
36%
400
30
—
Untied
Molasses
Amer
dep rets ord registered—
United
N
United
Profit
10 r/c
RR
J
U
S
U
S
class
States
United
5
Jan
196
Corp
5ft
4114
32
32%
15 Va
14(4
Jan
45%
Feb
37
Feb
A7s
16% July
A7s
1%
1%
114
5,000
37%
39%
16,600
34
Apr
2%
43% May
2%
2%
100
2
Jan
3(4 Mar
Corp
1
41%
41%
42%
2,200
Feb
50c
4%
4%
700
46% July
4% Jun
10%
19,900
214
2,300
_1
10
2
9%
2
10
277/a
2 V4
Jan
4
6%
Feb
1%
Jan
Feb
48
29(4 July
20%
2014
21
9,900
15%
Feb
21
2
26%
26%
27
3,500
20%
Jan
5
4%
4%
5
9,500
4%
Apr
!
,
1947
Feb-Aug
(Prov)
6%s
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
..Mar-Sept
..May-iVou
Aug
28% July
5(4 Jan
1949
(issue
(issue
Mortgage
of
May
of
Oct
Bank
of
1927)
1947
1927)
Denmark
1972
Janeiro
■^No
stmpd
value,
par
(Plan
f
dividend.
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
in
year's
Ex-rights,
y
z
—Jan-July
2012
Jan-July
no sales
$4
convertible
1
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Van
■
5
500
85
85
4% Mar
10
55%
57
2,300
56
warrants-
2%
Petroleum
1
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal <fe Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
;•
2
Vulcan
2%
6(4
1
Jan
65%
4%
138 %
250
115
4
4('u
1,100
4
6
4,200
.
5%
6
12%
4%
:
85
35%
700
•
Corp....
Jan
Feb
2% July
xHO
2%
137
138%
1
Silver-Lead
5%
■
-5
...
Co
Norman Industries
Venezuelan
5
Jun
6
Aircraft
5(4 Apr
11% Feb
Stock and Bond
13(4 Jan
4% July
7(4 Jan
7% Jan
.
•
3 Va
•
3%
.100
75%
76%
18
18
4
Waltt & Bond. Infl
Below
&
i
Tiernan Inc
on
1%
1,800
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
1%
July
194,400
iya
Feb
1% Jan
July
31
2,210
130V4
Feb
150
19% Mar
21
•
150
30%
8,200
139% 150
5
~2%
1
2%
3
1,900
2%
Jan
2%
2%
600
1 Va
May
86(4
Jan
"-5%
pfd
500
100
%
ft
Eagle Internat Oil Co!
White
Stores
Va
Feb
common
1
100
54
Jan
68
35
Feb
47
35
WTliams-McWilliams
Industries
(R C) & Co
Brothers comiponl
5%
preferred
Wisconsin PWr
Lt 4(4%
18%
Industries
Woodley
Petroleum
BVb
8%
3 Va
3
25
15 Vv
Mon.
6,800
Jply
Tuts.
10
Jan
19!
2
1,300
15V4
15V4
50
14%
14 %
14-,it
20%
20%
71%
2,200
250
Wobiworth iF W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
101
Feb
11%
43%
Corp
Jan
15% Mar
Feb
Aug
21% July
79% Jan
IV2
3,400
"ift
19%
1,700
Interest
'~11J
Feb
Jan
23
May
Week's Range
jUHt
or
Trice
Exchange
Friday's
&
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug l 1998—
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
June-Dec
!
Quar-Feb
June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1378
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage 4s series A
*
1993
'
"
'
1130
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
50
87%
1976
81
England Power 3 Vis 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
59%
series
Gas Co
1973—
6s
59%
F
—
1979
G
series
..
1981
H
1982
Southern California Gas
Southern Counties Gas
3
(4s
(Calif.)
1970
105
95
Corp
deb
Washington Water
Webb &
6s
July 19, '57
1957—
Low
High
Change
i
360.9
—0.4
365.0
'U 322.5
465.2
466.9
—0.4
472.5
405.7
431.4
and
503.5
427.1
—0.2
317.5
236.1
157.5
—0.4
163.5
156.2
290.5
Service
—0.3
303.6
292.1
—0.5
292.1
274.8
375.3
Finance
Mining
—0.4
498.0
302.9
i
433.2
496.4
Goods
381.6
—1.7
402.3'
340.5
382.7
438.7
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
57
81%
66
98
100
119
4
53%
57
30
80%
94
86
90
\
136
89(4
--
105
95
if
105
95
97
114
94%
5
100% 100%
91(4
3
91%
181
95
183
Stocks
No.
of
Shares
Railroad
Jnt'l
and Miscel.
Bonds
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Government
Total
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Moil.
July 29
Tues.
....
July 30...
1,999,160
$3,322,100
Sales
$200,000
$3,522,100
Wed.
July 31—
1,777,400
1,528,790
2,819,000
125,000
2,944,000
Aug.
1——.
1,657,890
2,715,000
281,000
2,996,000
' Aug.
2—_
1,609,440
."5,218,000
153,000
3,371,000
8,872,600
$15,189,100
$905,500
$16,094,600
Fri.
•
130
146,500
3,261,500
98%
102%
.
98%
Week Ended Aug.
82
89
1957
89
'
.
.
3,115,000
88%
•
.
87
1118
100
,
8
85-%
191%
— —
96 %
85
93
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
ser
Power
A
1971
1970
1063
3%s
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
rJFeb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1 to Aug. 2
2
1956
1957
1956
351,247,847
8,372,680
11,656,875
318,264,354
02,000
101,000
$905,500
$1,025,000
28,549,250
33,995,500
15,189,100
19,380,000
573,564,600
585,803,900
$16,094,600
1964
118
86
86
87
16
80
89
International
90%
90
90%
73
89%
97%
Foreign
83%
50
83%
83(4
Railroad
83%
$20,405,000
$602,268,850
$620,115,400
88 Va
180
83%
—.
—
—
Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
78%
90
....
78%
82
78%
3
87
88
95
94
Government
-
and
197%
88(4
90%
89
Industrial
Total
1
:'
98%
97
87(4
~6
9.9
88%
1
,;
91
Transactions at the American Stock
'•
_
.
183
89
164
67%
65 %
101% 101%
100%
87%
77
Stocks
Foreign
Foreign
104 V*
(No. of
Domestic
Government
Corporate
Shares)
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$67,000
$18,000
$10,000
39,000
15,000
92
92
66
90
98(4
72%
73
13
70%
77
198%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
93
'
Jnne-Aug
—
9U%
91%
97%
92
98%
185
72%
$215,000
$73,000
Bank
97%
87
S.
91%
188
Bonds
,
U.
__
180
92
——
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
West
184%
'
__
95%
180
—
Jnne-Deo
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
'
136
>
April-Oct
3s
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3V4s
United Dye & Chemical Cs 1973
Wasatch
3
78.87 Jan 23
359.5
....
58%
95
—'
115
81%
—
1998.. Jan-July
...
1978—
series
94.00 Aug
'
&
2%s series C 1976
3%s series D 1976
4%s
Low
2—
13
lUiiti*' for <956
156.9
Utility
Trade,
80 %
52
...
—
56
Jan-July
—
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3%s series A 1973.
3%s
94.54
Total
Safe
3s
High
94.25
>
Manufacturing
90%
77%
o
59%
54%
1108
Jan-July
Harbor. Water Power Corp
3s, 1981_.May-Noo
.Sapphire Petroleums ltd 5s conv deb '62
Jan-July
3s series E
94.38
'
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3(4s 1968
Apiil-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
..April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1964
June-Dec
series B
July 31
Aug. 1
97%
81
78
195
May -Nov
New
3s
85.25 Feb
Thurs.
Research Corp—
5s convertible subbrd
'debentures
Electric
1957
95.07 July 26
Percent
130
121%
-
8
National
Vis 1970
Public Service
for
57%
80%
20
•
84%
151 (4
59%
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jaw-July
'Altalian Power Realization Trust
8% % liq tr ctfs..
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
April-Oct
3
Range
Low
/
May-Nov
86.22
"
"
84
80%
84
Jan-July
•
A 1st
mortgugfe 4s series 3 1993..
Finland Residential Mtge Eank 5x 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5 %s conv debs 1967
Guantanarao & Western RR 4s 1970
M-l.
Range Since
51%
87
87%
■
Bends
High
150
June-Dec
05.05
High
:Aug.
Composite
Transportation
Bid Si Asked
Low
AAmer Steel
34.57
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Durable Goods
BONDS
06.23
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended July
26, 1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for tlie
Non-Durable
American Stock
89.03
86.33
;100):
15% Mar
riday
06.13/
6% July
19%
1U*
84.93
94.81
Apr
May
Apr
16 Va
1%
1%
84.52
Closing
July 26, '57
•
06.13
94.12
87/» July
4V4 Jan
17(4
July
July
68
5s
86.25
88.93
July 29
July 30
ill
,
Petroleum
14
200
68
•;
68
04.85
-
26% Mar
Feb
5}t Feb
8
Fri.
Jan
2%
-
05.33
'84.39
-
Jan
93
2
Amer
4 3/4
12%
39%
_1
.
Aug
18®a July
5V'a Jan
2,550
3=%
-
Wed.
Thur,
23%. Jan
10(4 Mar
3,800
8%
Va
8(4 July
20% July
>.100
common
Date—
Jan
3 Va
06.42
04.41
06.93
-
(35 Stocks)
Jan
1,000
86.82
40
05.39
Complied by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
3
1,400
-
84.36
Bonds
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
29% Jan
*
Inc
175.01
38
3%
18%
1
pfd
69.78
Apr
11V2
10
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
148.74
Jan
100
11
.1
Williams
88.82
506.2L
06.77
88.75
175.69
175.82
1(4
1,000
3 Va
5
Wilson
175.65
69.73
32 ya
9%
69.91
ities
69.88
150
21%
149.32
Rails
149.23
1%
9
3%
1
:
508.25
-Rails
149.79
May
21 Va
89.15
Total
Util¬
trials
508.52
Feb
750
9%
—25
177.84
10
Grade
506.93
—
23%
preferred—
70.03
152.33
% Jan
1,300
62
1%
Stocks
Grade
Mar
46
1%
ities
10
Second
Indus¬
-
L—
'1—
.7 Va. Jan
35
.10c
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp...
Aug.
65
10
1
139% May
62
1
White
91
Jail
45
45%
'
29
Util¬
roads
•
Total
■
3% July
2% July
5% Mar
.10
Weyeuoerg Shoe Mfg
Aug
July
126%
20
Westmoreland Inc
Zapata
25% Feb
..
-BondsFirst
15
Rail¬
514.59
30„_—
1%
Westmoreland Coal—
Woodall
July
trials
«
!
1%
-
Wood
32% Jan
2G
29 V4
1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares
Is
Western Tablet &
Stationery com
*
Wood
July
1%
Western Maryland Ry
7%
Inc
July
1%
1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds -Ltd—
cony
18
-
30%
_
fDel)
Wei man &
Company Inc.
Wentvorth Manufacturing-
5 li-%
Feb
Date
•
1
Webster Investors Inc
.
15%
.3% Jan
20
Indus¬
Jan
_1
Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc.
: $6 series preference.
•
150
-
Ex-
x
Averages
10
30
,10c
Waitham
,
104
2% Mar
..30
transaction
range),
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
6% Jan
July
year's
the
are
4% Jan
63
1
$2-cumulative preferred.-
Wallace
60
Jan
3% July
900
•
in
1■'
-Stocks-
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 %
preferred-—
^
i
:
'
Under-the-rule
n
included
(not
41%
d Ex-interest,
range),
used
Jan
w
Waco
Ex-principal,
cash
year's
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1,"
when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "xw," without warrants.
listed
•
h
for
in
521/4
39
43
included
53
49%
48
July
200
5
50%
101%
Jan
141
Apr
July
2,500
12%
4%
July
50%
73
99%
53
being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
common
54
73
_
__
Ex-liquidatihg dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
$Friday'3 bid and asked prices;
54
—
57%
$40
(not
dividend,
Transaction
r
52
71%
102%
154(4
50%
transaction
g Ex-stock
range.)
;
_
$100
...
2s
—
172
..June-Dec
delivery
52
70 V*
$72
.
A)
Deferred
a
distribution,
180
140
59%
$53
2008
de
High
126
111%
__
$73%
Peru
Rio
Low
183
145
..April-Oct
5s
stamped (Plan A) 2Vas
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Parana
Jan. 1
No.
1160
—May-Nov
1947
Range Sine®
Sold
U53
Germany—
redeemed)
<50%
Abbreviations
Valspar Corp
Bonds
High
$173
1947
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
10% July
2% Apr
Feb
59% May
31% Mar
common
6s
7s
■
15
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Jun
14
Insurance
Marion
4
7/a
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(City of)
1939
lt'% Mar
800
6,100
Munic
A Lima
37%
Universal Products Co
7s
AHanover
July
39% July
32
July
300
15
25c
Cons
secured
Jan
1
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
f
Jan
common
Universal
AS
1%
10c
Vitamin
Universal
A German
Apr
208
July
1 % Mar
1
Corp
Unitronics Corp
Universal
4014
40%
B
Stores
Universal
Feb
4ft Aug
40
1,600
25
Reclaiming Co—;
United
39% May
10
25
common
Conditioning
Foil
Rubber
100
114
-1
;
Specialties
Air
4ft
197%
10
Preferred
S
&
%
1
or
Sale Price
Low
AHanover
197
T'/4
25
Shoe Machinery common
United
4
4 iff
..100
common
preferred—
United
U
10s
Canal
&
Sharing
Week's
Last
Period
High
Feb
4(4
.
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Ltd—
Co
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. "•
Hiah
5
common
AUGUST »
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Far
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
98
102%
92
101 v*
Mon.
July 29
1
866,735
Total
Bonds
$95,000
96% 100%
11
Tues.
July 30
758,425
Wed.
Julv 31
834,110
80,000
5.000
3,000
88,000
Thurs.
Feb-Aup
Aug.
1
782,030
32,000
7,000
13,000
52,000
Aug.
2
725,640
30,000
1,000
$248,000
$46,000
Fri.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Exchange
Periad
Last
Sale Price
a
Baden.
„
.
("Germany)
7s
B'-c of German
L 6s
series
-'ds
series
A
B
ADansig Port
1952
1951
Prov
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Waterways 0%s
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
Range Sine*
of
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1957
Aug. 2
1956
1956
3,966,940
5,521,676
133,722,654
143,775,759
$721,000
Bonds
$7,134,000
$9,060,000
Foreign government
46,000
10.000
1,314,000
4,296.000
Foreign corporate
41,000
22,000
1,069,000
984,000
1176% 190
1133
105
134
.1102
91
105
Jan-July
$335,000
$41,000
1957
Stocks—No.
High
JAprU-Oot
1932
31,000
$248,000
Jan. 1
Low
J^b-Aug
•
3,906,940
69,000
15,000
Week Ended Aug. 2
Banks--—
1
1951
&
Jan-July
State Si
Total.
Week's Range
Low
Central
—-
,
124 %
—
21%
24%
\
33
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
34
..
.
Monday, August 5, 1957
(554)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED AlGlST %
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Corp
American Motors
Refining-
Sugar
Tel & Tel—__________
Anaconda Co
& Maine RR
Boston
preferred
5%
common—__
Pers Prop
Boston
Feb
73 %
Jan
136%
100
Exchange
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
Jan
44%
DETROIT
Building
Feb
19%
Jun
Feb
PONTIAC
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
% July
49
Mai-
37
Ford
Jan
Jan
54
15'4 July
36%
8
48%
__
Exchange
Stock
180% Mar
47% July
7
16%
43%
48
.
Jun
57%
'. 43%
•
Stock
Midwest
Stock Exchange
Detroit
34 % May
133
5
733.
48%
16%
100
—
—100
~v-
29% July
261
134
47%
48
American
Exchange
York Stock
New
Mar
170%
24
66%
65%
134
25
8'%
Jan
5%
60
2.984
__
100
—
Edison
Boston
..
—50
______
Tligh
Members
High
Low
7%
1
Range Since Jan.
29%
29%
172% 173%
173%
100
_________--———.r-
Albany RR
Boston
—
Shares
IVh
100
American
American
for Week
Low
—5
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1
'
Hecla
&
Service
14%
00
70%
277
58
Mai-
70%
25
30
July
42 %
Jan
Feb
42 %
July
38%
341
28%
48%
50
439
47
55%
289
54
Jan
—
—
*
55
Co-
52%
Feb '
72% July
39%
253
38%
Jun
46% Mar
49%
221
42%
Feb
53%
Jun
•
Copper Corp*—
Kennecott
241
102%
Feb
123%
Jau
.
1077« 110%
—
Star Cement Corp——
20
1
10c
1,200
6c
16%
2,856
15%
134%
47
15%
16%
England Electric SystemNew England Tel & Tel Co—__— —100
^_100
N Y, N H & Hart RR
5
Olin Mathieson Chemical———
New
39%
9C
1
1.34
•
13%
54%
188
21%
1
1
12c
Jun
17%
Jan
137%
Jun
16%
Jan
Jan
13% Aug
42% Feb
50
55%
20%
.
Bitdd
Reece
Rexall
;
20%
2
—
—______—
_/
IV
——
S
S
U
Mach Corp
III25
—._
Rubber: Co—___2—
Smelt, Refining & Mining Co
System Inc
—
Jan
Jan
36
Feb
49'% May
18%
18%
105
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
26 %
1,007
24% Mar
21%
*
'
^
64%
12.50
Last
3,459
41% July
39% July
47%
Jan
43%
.
.
Ford
■
Feb
49
Jan
63%
Jan
Apr
14
Feb
heb
68 % July
791
45
88
39%
50%
50
48% May
13%
50
12%
64%
66
',4
775
52 y4
Feb
8
Exchange
10
Carey- Manufacturing
V,-"'" V
preferred
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Sales
Range
Milling
Shares
—12%
Cincinnati Transit
High
Low
lligli
27
122
26
July
20
24
20
Jun
32% Mar
1-2%
100
38%
1.575
41%
410
55%
55 %
937
54%
41
.—5
——5
Chemical
American
4
300
3% July
4% Mar
Feb
25
90 % Mar
20%
39%
cy
110
38% July
47%
Jan
100
54
Mar
68
76%
76%
77
110
53
Feb
77
58%
60%
253
45%
Jan
44%
4 4 7 it
46
4.349
38%
4-%
1.505
3%
Apr
Jan
47Vi July
4%
3
3
414
1%
Jan
315
17 %
Feb
24
IIIIIIl
22 3,1
22%
25'7!i
25%
100
5%
5%
74 J
1%
1%
510
25%
261 ii
1.849
6%
6%
200
16%
16%
967
27%
28%
791
I.IIIIl
Avco
30
27%
Jan
12
Jun
Mar
87
50%
Telegraph
50
195
39
195
July
205
1
40
125
36
Jun
44
Company
Propnet
Rlckel
52
66
52
Jan
52
46 %
19%
19%
43 %
43 %
44
141/3
14%
14%
1731b
Axle___
&
Spring
Products
Sherman
Columbia
71%
55
67%
Apr
Jun
48% July
14 Va
Aug
170%
Standard Tube class B
Industries
Corporation
Udylite
77%
Du
Feb
58
56%
56%
72
51%
Feb
65%
18 "4
18%
55
16%
Feb
6%
7%
160
5%
Jan
Acme
48%
45
% May
41
11%
12
65
11%
Apr
13%
63%
64%
85
59%
Feb
70
77%
64%
II
__
■
1714
77%
25
Jan
68%
33
58
Feb.
68%
Department
7
Stores
45%
5
201%
10
39%
Jan
45
17%
17%
185
16%
Feb
18
Jan
31%
45
29 % Mar
31%
Harvester
Monsanto
Ward
Montgomery
National
New
Phillips
&
Co.
Petroleum-
Radio
„
Corp
Reynolds
I_»
I
I
Tobacco
32%
10
28 Va
55%
17
54%• Jun
Sperrv
40
55 %
68Va
Feb
July
34
Southern Indiana
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
76
52%
Feb
U S
U
S
23 7
38%
Feb
(Ohio)
7
10
Carbide
•
25
14%
Jan
17
34%
126
20%
20%
35
33% Jun
For
37%
33
33
Mar
39%
37%
37%
65
34
Mar
37%
50
36%
Feb
36%
25
33 %
Jan
Week's
34%
43
28%
Feb
35
July
48
%
43%
95
44%
Feb
53
Jan
28
38%
Feb
49
%
20
32%
Feb
39 %
Range Since Jan.
Shares
10
48%
Feb
58%
38%
Jan
i.4%
Jan
7%
7%
150
7% May
9%
8%
8%
300
5%
8%
1
Feb
52
Aug
57
63%
14,600
26
Feb
83% July
12%
300
12 % July
1,000
32 % Mar
16% May
36% May
53
60%
59
12%
12%
34
34 %
47 %
48%
800
47%
Aug
19%
20 %
1,300
17%
Apr
__1
*
34%
„_10
/
—1
Jan
8% May
600
52
"lis
July
51% July
Jan
24
common
new
1,300
40
Feb
45% July
900
<a%
Jun
48
41
100
31'%
Feb
43% July
3,200
5%
Tobacco
Viscose
Oil
Company
Jan
18
1,4%
4,300
170%
Jan
70%
71 %
600
70%
Jun
78%
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40 3 4
600
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(Un)—_
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31%
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179% Mar
7
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May
5%
309
66 %
500
57%
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72%
55:%
a
1,100
51 %
Feb
64%
Jan
15%
7,160
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
18
18%
1,100
16%
Feb
19% May
30%
20%
100
28% Mar
20% May
24 V
24%
3,000
22% Mar
267/8
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1.400
21 %
1,500
14%
Jan
21 Vz
Jun
49%
600
41%
Feb
57
Jun
a
10,200
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Jun
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Jan
56 7
15%
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;
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.
66
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14%. Aug
July
8% Mar
14%
14 %
100
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Corp
7%
7
Jan
172% 173%
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5
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25
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45%
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400
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43%
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19%
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25
52% July
Avco
Jan
Steel Corp
&
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24%
93
9%
21
47%
47%
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7
7
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27%
28
137
25%
20
29%. Jan
Belden
25% July
26% July
Bendix
Aviation
Bethlehem
50% Mar
42% July
61% Jan
53%
21
Jun
Jan
247'a
264
20 %
Apr
41%
1
37%
Jan
51 %
57%
66 %
68
54%
37
119
Feb
54%
6
47%
Feb
122%
47
101%
Feb
50
18
71
57% Mar
69%
50
50c
3%
3%
100
62%
Binks
Jun
Feb
72%
65%
65 3
a
10
52 %
Feb
68
42%
42%
25
41%
Jun
45 %
Jan
-July
Jan
Steel
49
July
58
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Co
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—
Fisheries
Apr
14% May
Feb
74
Brach
Budd
&
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Company
(E J)
,
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s
July
!
Aug
66
May
j
050
55%
200
54%
1%
200
1 % Mar
48:%
1,400
41% Feb
32
33%
400
26
Mar
25% Mar
40
200
39% July
44% July
32
39%
—
15
17%
29%
V*
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50% July I
Jun
18% July I
25%
Feb
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3fl%
Feb
39 3 4
40%
2.800
82%
150
1,200.
14
73
17%
Mar
Feb
45%
Jan 1
36
Jun
21% May
19%
,
19%
19%
11%
11%
12%
600
11
47%
47%
300
33%
400
18% Mar
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Jan
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19
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25%
26
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40
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12.50
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36%
54%
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Corp
Butler Brothers
35
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Burlington Industries
May
37
1%
210'
———5
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-
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3% Mar
47%
1
,
Jan
7% July
54%
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George W) Corp
Burton-Dixie
$162.50
12%
67
Jan
1%
33%
Inc (Un)____P1
(Un)„_
8
Corp
Manufacturing
Boeing
Borg
22% July
10
50
6
Jan
10% Apr
35
10
—__/5
;
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Consolidated
Eenquet
124% July
121.,
49
2,800
14%
69%
■
9% July
68% July
25%
41%
409
1,700
13%
14%
13
(Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
Mar
58
7%
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Inc
Manufacturing Co_
69 %
1998
50% July
Feb
Aug
•
54%
1
High
Low
High
10%
July
55 %
22%
42.
for Week
31% May
.
Jun
34%
53%
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Apr
10
Feb
37%
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—-10
5% non cum preferred
—10
Athey Products Corp;—__—.—.—___4
Atlantic Refining Co
10
Automatic Washer Co
1.50
Jan
34%
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2% July
2% Mar
*'13%
Sales
Ran ge
47%
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page
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80(1
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38% Mar
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Armour
39% July
39% Jan
22%
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footnotes
200
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5»A Mar
10
900
Rad
Armco
38% Jan
BONDS
Cincinnati
2%
14%
20% July
Feb
400
Ltd
Anaconda
20% July
Jan
IIl6%
(F W)
7
18% Mar
10%
Motors
Amurex
Apr
14%
IIIIIl
Steel
Woolworth
4% Mar
600
47% July
!5%
24%
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200
8%
47%
American
72% July
46
25 "4
(N J)
Westinghouse
180
4%
Low
Machine & Foundry——7
Booth
Union
20%
Jun
31%
American
Apr
70%
I__III_50
II_*
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Brands
15%
y
21% July
Feb
10%
American
Jun
44 %
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Rand
Standard
Feb
10%
31%
American
59 % Mar
55%
55%
3
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26%
1,165
47
American
A or
42
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Sears Roebuck
Southern
536
14%
10%
—
Bearings
v
Apr
Aug
31%
Broadcasting-
American
July
47%
5
_
;
11%
31%
Paramount Theatres (Un)_.—____
American
Jan
49%
205 %
36%
3434
10
Republic Steel
46%
Feb
42%
37%
5
II
Feb
177% Mar
37%
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York
II
2
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55
34 %
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14
15%
451%
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20
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45%
200% 201 Vi
69%
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Lorillard
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General Motors
International
Jun
of Prices
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Airlines. (Un)
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Apr
55%
5
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Electric
Greyhound
10
I
Jun
32%
2.50
;
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General
100
11%
—,-.-T
Paper
Aluminium
Jun
42%
41
1
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Jan
3% May /:
Jan
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82% July
67%
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31%
68%
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2%
11% July
3%
Jan
;
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Feb
9% July
-10
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Allied
Jan
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Ford
Jan
4
round-lot transactions only
.1-5
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Ludlum Steel
Allegnany
Alleghany
50% July
___________25
_10
Gas
General
8%
100
8%
Par
______—_
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Corp
Advanced Aluminum
Jan
25
Light
May
2%
Last
Admiral
7% July
47 %
Laboratories
Abbott
19% May
7%
47 %
1
&
Jan
2%
6
14%
—
compilation of the
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Jan
18%
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Apr
5% July
Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
72%
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Dayton
2%
14
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American
Curtis
29% July
4%
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A
180% Mar
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71
20
Jan
Jan
18
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Products
Corn
Feb
20%
14%
1
1
1
1
Inc
Jan
24
17%
75
260
66%
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Jun
17%
31
31
1
—
Manufacturing
Sheller
47% July
42
30
322
172% 173;i/4
71
Feb
40%
25
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City. Products
Jan
17%
11%
5
5
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American
Cities
Apr
7%
Jan
380
Jan
44%
1,029
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Chrysler Corp
27 %
147/a
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Jun
52
—25
Chesapeake & Ohio
^
25% Jan
6% July
Mar
40
100
Steel
Burlington
Apr
Feb
1.330
4%
10
10
10
Jan
49
195
49
5
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Feb
1 %
1%
5%
4%
0
Sale Price
Oil
Mar
6%
11%
11
11
——1
39% July
10
Manufacturing
28
Jan
100
5%
5 %
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—
STOCKS
—
Ashland
Apr
July
Aug
3
May
5%
1,000
2 1:
2%
4%
22%
60% Aug
32%
!_____50
Armco
Jan
July
60%
_
_
Mar
Jun
46 %
Tobacco
59
24
Rudy Manufacturing
38% July
82% July
575
54
m
Anaconda
Jun
Jan
606
38%
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&
July
Jun
Products
Metal
Stocks
American Telephone
45
__1.66%
—
Chemical
Pfeiffer Brewing
Apr
86
54
1
Cyanamid
Radiator
Apr
31%
Feb
17%
common
50%
Jun
37%
Mar
Stores
American
Jan
Aug
1.640
common—
30
25 %
26%
17
American Air Line
American
12%
38
36 %
18%
Friday
Allied
Jan
17%
16%
Rockwell
80
-II-50
Unlisted
'
41% May
21l/8 Jan
17%
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River
20
__;_Vn.11
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7%
Jun
%
12%.
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38
1
Apr
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6%
10
Jan
32 %
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15% May
10% July
(S Si
98%
42
10
preferred
Printing common
S
37% Jan
947
Drug
37%
18
Ki oger
8%
3,814
16%
Heater
Jun
85
Picher
Procter
40%
16%
1
Feb
85
Lunkenheimer
U
243
40%
Motors——
Electric
Howell
85%
18
100
Manufacturing
6%
40%
4%
33%
85
Stockyards
Gibson Art
Hobart
17% Mar
Hoover Ball & Bearing—Ti—. ——..10
—2%
Hoskins Manufacturing/--
Trans-Cont
Eagle
16% Jun
Chemical-
5
89%
.1
Union
2,446
Feb
5
-^-1
30
37
89%
Jun
preferred
Drug
17 %
—
Jan
54
Cincinnait
Dow
16%
6%
22%
145
27%
4
__
17%
2—/——20
Oil
Lakes
Great
Peninsular
30% Apr
26% Mar
85
85
-—10
35
Mt Clemens Metal
37%
_
50
■o2'/4 July
-1
Range Since Jar
25%
■.
—10
Cincinnati Telephone
Jan
.
for Week
36%
__
89%
8.50
Electric com_
&
.
fc
04%
Trailer
Michig'an
Week's
of Prices
27%
——
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Champion Paper common
$4.50
.
2,650
Goebel Brewing
Leonard
20
.
%
Motors Corp.
General
Park
Baldwin
78
Co
Motor
Kysor
26%
20
76%
Federal-Mogui-Bower Bearings
45%
41
44%
Low
Par
American Laundry
21% May
77%
3
Fruehauf
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Feb
1
Kinsel
Sale l'rice
17%
Bros
Kresge Co
STOCKS
415
a
Jun
13%
'.VI'"
19%
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
8% May
21% Mar
10
50%
U
50
Waldorf
Westinghouse Electric Corp
10%
23%
197
9%
40 y8
40%
5
—
625
19%
Corporation—
Dived-1Wayne Corporation
245
•1-3% Jan
338
3%
/■_-
Steel
Detroit
8% July
3 % Jan
2,383
8%
Paper
Edison
Detroit
48%
4i%
42%
Co__ ______________
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U
26 %
—
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United
/■/■.
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Jan
25%
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Jan
2%
May
22%
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■
—
Stop & Shop Inc
1
45%
•
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Association
Stone & Webster Inc
Shawmut
20
28% July
28%
Chrysler Corp
22%
Feb
84
200
Hiah
15% May
Feb
22
3%
27
•
.
3.50
.
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Company
Consolidated
Low
13% May
298
14%
14%
—
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High
8%
common.— .2
Mfg common —_____1
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22
_2.50
Drug
v.
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—
Products
Metal
Brown-McLaren
Davidson
50
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Folding Machine Co
Pennsylvania
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Marmfacturing
Brjggs
Mar
Jan
132
13%
—
40% July
32% May
239
38%
10
—
Service Companies
National
l.ow
Par
American
Lone
-for Week
Shates
of 1'riecs
Sale Price
ACF Wrigley Stores
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
1.755
'
common.— ___50
Coal Co
Exchange
Week's
Friday
59% Mar
48%
1
Creek
Island
Detroit Stock
Jan
52
71%
69
69 %
'
Gillette
Aug
38%
Co——— III-5
Electric
•
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V-
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Motor
General
37%
»
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30%
O t-- -CO
10
Copper Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc coinFord
14% July
13%
65 V*
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Co.._——
First Nat'l Stores
11% May
5
.10
-
Calumet
Cities
1,100
Mar
Feb
Jun
14 V*
i
Jan
52% July
•
Number 5661
Volume 186
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(555)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
ef Prices
Shares
Par
Calumet
Hecla
&
Inc
Canadian Pacific
5
-
(Urn
16%c
Low
15 %
25
Canadian. Prospect Ltd
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Corp
Central
America
of
South
&
Central
Illinois
Certain-teed
&
300
14% Feb
17% Jan
600
34%
800
27% Jun
42% May
31% May
26 %
26 %
27
400
55.
55
50
55
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common
Pac
8%
25
:
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Oil
preferred
63%
Corp
4
Va %
Colorado
Fuel
Iron
&:
Corp
Crane
Jun
900
10
Jan
30
129
Feb
43
133%
Feb
Jan
Jan
58% Mar
44
43%
44
41%
51
Jan
81
81
50
81
July
89.%
38
38%
300
37
Feb
16%
16%
200
15%
31%
31%
700
28 Va May
17%
17%
1,400
38
17%
16%
(E I)
Kodak
37% July
44%
b
44%
45%
16%
r
46
31%
Apr
14% Aug
44% Aug
15%
Jun
49%
Jan
100
17% Jan
20%
Apr
200
18%
Mar
500
44%
18%
10
45 %
46% July
16% July
'
16%
16%
9,000
29
29%
200
32
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32
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40%
100
,
Julv
Va May
39%
Feb
28 %
-28%
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27% Feb
40%
40%
300
37%
23%
24V,
1,050
62%
500
61%
1
19
5
(Un)
200
l
(Un)
10
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Co_:
40%
105%
19
Auto
32% May
41% May
28
Box
Corp
Oklahoma
Pacific
General
Corp.
Electric Co_
General
Foods
General
l
.
5
Corp
Motors
General
*
Corp
166%
Telephone Corp
Gerber
Products
Gillette
Tire
Gossard
(W
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2%
Co
17 %
17%
50
18%
18%
18 Va
10,400
45%
46
16%
16%
16%
67%
66
68
51%
Feb
112%
6%
55 %
69%
Co
300
5% Mar
Granite City Steel Co
Gray
Drug
Stores
Lakes
Dredge
July
200
57%
Jan
65
July
25
47%
48%
200
51
Jun
15%
16%
15V2
100
46% July
14%. Jun
16%
200
14% Feb
10%
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700
10
5%
5%
200
8%
8%
400
5% July
8% Aug'
10
Feu
16% July
12% Jan
7%, Feb
13% Jan
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5
8%
go
Coke
(new)
Pure
Oil
>
15%
Apr
Apr
Jun
24 Va
Jan
2%
2%
5,400
11%
100
54 7
«
9%
3
14%
Apr
Jan
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Reynolds
Organ
Harnisehfeger Corp
280
400
35
July
39% May
200
60%
Feb
65% Jan
Tobacco cl B
Bros
Raisin
Heilman
Hein
(G) Brewing Co
Wdrner
Houdaille
(Un)
40%
Jan
38%
Feb
47% July
St
Louis
39%
Feb
St
Louis Public Service class A
49
36%
12
91%
16%
100
48%
200
26%
26 %
100
38%
39%
1,700
-
367a July
Apr
13
Sears Roebuck
Feb
93% July
17 % Jan
46%
23%
Howard
Hupp
Jan
57%
29 %
Jun
39% Aug
Sheaf fer
Class
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
16% May
9%
Jun
10
139% 141%
600
108
Feb
Feb
151 % May
Industrial
Jan
38%
40 Va
40%
100
36%
Feb
43
14%
Jun
July
17%
Jan
12 %
150
11 % Mar
13
Jan
22 7
a
200
16%
Feb
23% July
2%
1,200
1%
Jan
Inc
1
1
RR
2%
Mineral
Paper
International
Tel
5
5%
4,100
21%
1,300
14 Va
4%
20
Jan
Feb
Feb
2%
6
22%
Jun
May
Jan
51%
51 %
51%
200
48%
Jun
63
Jan
21%
21%
21 %
500
19%
Apr
23 Va
10
95
10
July
12%
Jan
94%
95%
900
79
Mar
99
Jan
41
42 3
500
32 Va
10
10
300
♦
34%
35
600
33%
Jun
42% July
38% Jan
5
29%
29'a
100
26
Feb
31% July
96%
97%
200
99% July
114%
101% 102%.
200
94% Mar
108 5 a July
*
Chemical
&
(Un)—
*
(Un)
7.50
Co
•
38%
a
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Forge
Gas
4.32%
Leath
,
Co
Co
&
Metropolitan
£
12% Feb
47% Jan
23% Jun
84%
851/2
200
83
27 Va
27Va
4,900
July
25% Jpa
94% July
29% ten
27 %
10%
Socony Mobil Oil (Unt.
South
Bend
Lathe
Co
Southern
Pacific
Southwestern
Co
II™
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(Un)
Public
Service
™~5
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Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Uri)
Standard
Brands
5O0
2
101/4
1,000
9% July
11% May
8812
300
29
29 Va
300
75%- Feb
28% Feb
92% May
32% Apr
Standard
Oil
of
(Un)
California.
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
Standard
Oil
(N
J)
63 J/4
63 Va
64 uh
700
65
67% Jun
59%
—
1,300
30V8
100
25 Va
1,300
43%
■
611/2
30
24%
—
43%
200
28
20%
30%
30%
100
24%
24%
24%
1,500
10%
10%
400
10%
■
Mar
Jan
26 Va
Jan
20% Feb
Jun
32%
32 Va
400
28% Jan
42 %
41%
421/4
200
„
11% May
65
32% Jun
26% July
12% Apr
35% July
42% July
37%
Jan
58%
57V2
59%
1,300
43 Va
Feb
51%
51%
52%
5,200
_I_7
60% Mar
(Un)
62
66%
66Va
67V2
3,500
63
V2 Feb
68% July
Jan
Apr
Standard Oil Co
Standard
(Ohio)
Railway
Stewart-Warner
Stone
Storkline
Container
Corp.
1
_io
59% July
12
May
28% Jon
27%
28%
1,600
22%
Feb
29%
32%
Jun
42% Jan
38% July
44% Apr
II
Co
25
...
Electric
1
Products
(Un)—7.50
Edison
103 Va
Feb
Jan
Trane
Company
Aug
Transamerlcfe Corp (Un)
Trav-ler Radio Corp—
2
(The)
33V2
33'/4
33%
1,200
—
38%
39 %
700
25
Inc
50c
Power
—
Tool
Co
72 34
Co
I
;
6
74%
1,300
13 Va
14%
1,500
26%
14
•
27%
750
13%
35%
13%
55
1
55
35%
35 Va
1,000
400
200
65
Feb
13%
Apr
24Ceb-
8%
TO
42% Feb
41% Apr
13% July
July
100
3% July
6%
1%
1%
July
Tri Continental
1% Jan
3
4Vs May
300
800
1
33%
33%
100
3%
Feb
4% May
20th
1
26%
26%
200
26% Jaa
22% Feb.
34
3%
200
63
63
20
14%
14%
200
62% Jan
64
22%
22%
25
25
120% 121
400
101% Feb
3%
Chemical
.
11%
100
11%
25 %
70
10 Va
100
63 % July
73
18% Mar
28
650
55% Feb
81 %
18
19% July
x70
72
600
7%
1,300
200
31% Jan
35% July
35%
200
31% Jan
37
200
31
July
46%
58
10
58
Jun
35
55%
400
51% Jan
200
30 %
41
18%
18%
19
12
12
12%
18%
20%
189
11%
12
600
35 %
35%
400
6%
6%
200
11%
~6%
400
%
89 %
89%
34%
89
53%
34%
52%
54
IIIl
see
page
42.
—
Union
Electric
Union
Union
United
Oil
(Un)
Co
Pacific
of.
RR
10
Aircraft Corp
Fruit
26%
27
26% Jan
29% Mar
57 V2
58%
800
62% Feb
64
29 Va
30 Va
400
62 Va.
61%
62 V2
600
28% July
61% Aug
30% July
88% Jan
423/4
42 %
5
(Un)
Gypsum_
Industries
S
States
Rubber
U S Steel
Co
7%
1
•
United
28%
10
(Un»_
Co
United States
U
Apr
123% July
__r_25
California
Co_
United Air Lines Inc__
United Corporation: (Del)
United
•
Corp
July
29 Va
7%
43
1,100
500
27
Jua
42
300
6% Jan
1,000
42% July
Sl% Apr
45
Jun
ten
7%. Apr
July
59
59
15 Va
15%
100
14% Feb
5
44%
44 V*
45%
600
40% Mar
17
Apr
48% ten
< __16%
69 Va
68%
70
2,400
17% Mar
73% Jaa
•
133/a
13%
13%
100
12
Jan
16
Mar
30
30
100
29%
Apr
30
ten
4
_
1
(Un)
Corp
60%,
300
64% tea
Jan
Walgreen
18% July
21
Feb
Wehcor
10% Jan
12% Jan
31% Jan
38
6%
Jan
7%
Jun
Jan
99% July
37% Feb
Feb
18%
Apr
350
1,000
1.800
14%
Apr
Jun
30V4 Feb
40% July
35% Jun
40
200
40 %
July
45% Mar
300
36% Feb
51% July
5% Jan
3%
200
25 Va
25%
135
3 V*
3%
100
Dorn
15%
66
37%
Van
Iron
Works
21% May
July
49
3%
25%
50c
*
Carbide- & Carbon
18% July
33% Jan
16%
49%
A
Union
12
68% Feb
37 7
a
July
100
36 %
16%
Feb
300
1,550
41%
cl
2,300
36 %
36 %
Salle St. Corp
1% ten
30 % Jun
57% Jan
39
49%
com
Jan
55
41 Va
conv
60
May
Jan
38%
5
Co
Jan
31%
3
Spec
8
Jun
58
•
Company
July
6% Mar
July
July
31 Va
34%
2
Inc
Jun
35%
31%
10
•
Jan
800
1,950
18%
•
Jah
63%
7
12.50
13%
Mar
26%
18
1
27
25
Metorola
footnotes
24% Jun
So La
Jan
63%
26%
1
Co
(Un)
(Tbei
15%
100
13% July
22% Aug
—
Jun
35 Va
3 Va
1
Jun
16% May
4 Va
Corp 'Un)
Century-Fox Film (Un)
Jan
29% May
13% Iter
55% July
3
Apr
May
15% Feb
6% July
24 Va Aug
200
4Va
300
18% July
500
1,700
50
18
3,000
Sylvania
128 %
Feb
6 V2
14%
41% Jan
14%
24%
37% July
-700
800
15
6%
Jun
50
17%
24 Va
Toledo
49 Va
41% Apr
16%
6 Vz
Feb
107% 108 %
Feb
24%
13
Go
32
15
16%
—
48% Feb
15% Jan
61% Jun
600
200
1
29%
Texas
200
167/a
38 Va
5
900
Feb
55
16%
37%
16%
„
Corp
Mar
4
Manufacturing
Jan
Machine Tool
Sundstrand
500
Feb
1
5
Furniture
Studebaker-Packard
541/2
10
Equipment
Corp
26
12.50
Cement
Jan
•
_
Jan
*
Inc
Jan
'>»
25
_
_
23%
15
& Scott (Un)
July
33
25% July
Feb
—
—
Feb
47% Feb
*
5
Inc
13%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip)
& Co (Un)
For
(Un)
500
•
Utilities
Motor
5
24%
16%c
Brick
Vernon
9%
9% July
--
—
Works
24%
lo
Mount
g
Thor
1
Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Missisippi River Fuel
Muter
Corn
11
881/2
~i
—_1
63% July
4
Co
Minneapolis
Muskegon
May
Jun
46% May
Middle South
Monsanto
62.
Feb
Feb
_*
Modine
Oil
36
*
•
Portland
57% Feb
July
19
38%
Meyer- Blanke Co
Miekelberry's Food Products
Missouri
5
*
Strapping Co—~
Sunray Mid Continent Oil
Swift & Company
1
& Co___
(Un)
Merritt Chapman
July
60
12
31% July
32% July
45% Mar
•
common—
Machine
&
61
Feb
100
100
1
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck
57%. July
500
a
7
25
(The) Co
McKay
26V8
100
58 V* May
26% Jun
1,300
60%
•
_
(Henry C.i
Field
300
57%
64% July
11%
39 7
25
,
Marquette Cement Mfg
Martin
31V4
July
10% Jan
4
preferred
Inc
Marshall
24% July
10% Feb
38:
22
59%
1
common
Lindsay Chemical Co
Lytton's
500
8% May.
58% Aug
52% July
32'/a
39%
1.25
Libby McNeil & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Unf
Lincoln Printing Co common
Loew's
400
12
22% Mar
33V3C
common
series A
&
200
251/4
300-
22
-
Co
40 %
13%
*
Co
Co
53%
9 Va
May
22%. Aug
59% Jan
11%
3
B
Steel
Sinclair
208
Laclede
600
60
15
Aug
35%
.5
—.
Kropp
1,100
581/2
40c
"
32%
8.75
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kingsford Company
Knapp Monarch Co_;
35%
Feb
11%
10
Kansas Power & Light (Un )
Kenneeott Copper Corp (Un)
321/4
8Va
48%
32 Va
33V?c
& Chemical
16% Mar
800
57 %4
1
Oil
Slgnode
Textron
Kaiser Alum
31% Jan
1,700
31
>4
38%
38%
*
(Un)!
2,900
22 3 i
12
Co
Pen—
1,200
38%
3.50
Tel
&
Interstate Power Co
35
56 V2
12
£40
(Un)
A
Class
Shell
&
(W A)
Jun
Jan
1
.
International Nickel Co
Shoe
450
1
-
Harvester
International
2%
15
21
5%
21
•
International
a
■_*
Co_
International
34
12%
Steamship Co
International
100
22 V
Development
Steel
34
10
Central
Interlake
34
14%
37% May
3Va July
14%
121
a
1
Corporation
&
Jan
800
9%
3
Indiana Steel Products Co
Jones
1%
15%
9%
.
Illinois Brick Co
Inland
3,800
15%
3
Industries
Illinois
3 1
3
29 Va
Jan
5
Jun
16% Jan
33%
25
"
St Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
10
100
48*
53%
12
20g
Stockyards
73 %
1,400
16%
National
34%
200
12
Co
Feb
58%
——5
Petroleum
38
21
5
Spring & Axle
Dutch
300
200
July
46 % Mar
91
Royal
43
36
34%
•
6,700
Rockwell
42%
55%
lo
Co
2,000
Inc__
Corp
Industries
7% Jun
35%
9%
Paper
45%
Apr
72% July
Jun
48%
Richman
River
42%
„l
40%
68%
lo
—.
Jan
18% Apr
52% Jan
71/2
35%
Co
Feb
_1
—
63
64%
~~2~5o
(Un)
Metals
Southern
Hammond
Feb
14% Mar
1,900
35%
1
Rexall Drug
52%
Jan
139%
51%
200
481%
7%
•
300
38 %
—25
200
15%
46%
Apr
35%
5
1,600
46%
3 Va
54%
Feb
7%
10
1,400
55%
48%
700
1
43
63%
July
54% July
70 %
69%
2% July
500
15%
—
400
22% Jan
35%
5
Jun
39%
1
(Un)
Co
61
24% May
63% July
43% Feb
6 Va May
I——5
17%
600
55
3
Corp
49
18% Jan
•
I
Co
12%
53
36%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Griesedieck
42% Jim
300
15%
46%
*
(Un)
Oats
Quaker
400
18%
Apr
55
Greyhound
100
21%
~~l
Co
2,300
13 %
«
39
400-
42%
54
3
(The)
Revlon Inc
15%
500
*
38%
«
21
21 V4
59%
12.50
(Un)_I
Mar
42%
21%
1
_
18% Jan
20 Va
25
33%c
18%
%
40%
1
(Un)II_1
10
Feb
X17%
44 7
12.50
Dock
&
Jan
Mar
60
—
Great
20% Jan
28
16 Va
167a
45
*
:
44%
Peb
42% Feb
Radio Corp of America
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
1
40 Va
Vg
52% May
36
26%. Jam
Jun
1,400
48
91
16% Aug
48% Feb
700
16% July
59% Mar
55%
13
Jan
45% May
57% July
5
17%. Jun
77%. Jan
Jan
6%
16
48%
55
16% Aug
65% Jun
200
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
July
Jun
19% July
64
__
Apr
1,100
1,100
18>
49% May
55%
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pullman Company (Un)
84%
200
41i%
41%. Jan
Mar
17% Feb
89%. Jan
26%
Co
Co
171/4
49%
39%
36% July
38% Jan
54%
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Petroleum.
16 Va
49%
16%
41%
I
&
450
16
63 Va
common
Light
2,700
Feb
24% July
31'/a- Aug
26%
Electric
Corp
Gas
200
28
Jun
6.25
Jun
36
11%
8
Rubber
&
H)
in
_10
—
Goldblalt Erothers
Goodyear
1,300
1,400
UL50
May
1
Co
(Unt
Co
33
138-
Corp——5
19
205 % July
in
_
(The) Co
Glidden
300
25%
»
Warrants
Peoples
12%Jan
34%
"To
(Un)
American World Airways
Parker, Pen Co class B
Peabody Coal Co common
Pepsi-Cola
39%. Jan
8% July
31%
~
Pan
Penn-Texas
32% July
25
(Un)
&
100% Feb
100
34%
0
Natural Gas
Gas
100
300
31 Va
8
68
300
163
2
_
9
" —10
Potter Co
300
16%
l
General Contract Corp
General Dynamics
33%
9
—B
Co
Co
Reynolds (R J)
General
32 %
24%
I
Jan
40%
38%
6
13%
Feb
Jan
105% 110%
15%
xl7%
17%
July
Feb
55
1
56 5'a Mar
100
10%
46% May
178
55
10'
Fruehauf Trailer
Jan
May
35
Apr
500
2
Inc
21
36 %
201%
5
Drive
32
8
100
2,300
5
5
.
—
Dairies
8 Va
41 Va
.
10
;
5
Four-Whecl
40%
July
11% Feb
21% Feb
20
.
128% 128%
33%
1
42 Va Mar
26
1
Foremost
May
44%-July
34%
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
Owens-Illinois Glass
200
Falstaff
Motor
32% July
18% Jan
7,400'
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)
Ford
Feb
3,300.
:
Erewing
Jun
14%
(Uh)
Co
July
28
35% Apr
1
Oil
40
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Eastman
50
24% Feb
100
Manufacturing Co
Edison
28%
5
de Nemours
30% Feb
200
—10
(Un)
Ohio
14%
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc
Pont
300
42%
Power Co—
Ohio
27%
•
Dow Chemical Co
46%
-10
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporatlon
Oak
68% July
25%
17%
Feb
July
9% Jan
42%-
(Un)
Co
Ry
400
ly
July
62 Va July
6%.
25%
1
43 % May
20% Jan
39%
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Du
Feb
82 %
14%
_25
Co.
Pacific
Northern States
64%
62%.
High¬
13% Jua
2,300
70% May
27 3a
Co
common
July
July
6%
64 %
2,900
1,000
_
Co
9
100
2,000
39%
America-—
Edison
Apr
•8%
—25
&
Mar
l
Steel
Detroit
Gas
140
25
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
Illinois
Northern
100
7%
45%
1
Corp
Northern
7%
.1
Corp
Illinois
Feb
69%
Car
Northern
140
12%
.
_d .-l.33V3
Co
Crucible
34
78%
*
Container Corp of America
Continental Can Co
;
Controls Co of
American
8%
»
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consolidated Foods
Power
Central) RR
American Aviation
North
76%
5
:
Columbia Gas System (Un )
Commonwealth Edison common-
Consumers
North
65%
15
i
Inc
Jan
Feb
77%
100
Ilium
Electric
Co
Apr
Feb
69%
1
common
62 Va
—5
20% July
37% Jan
16 Va
May
Range Sines Jaa»l
Xoto
—5
~
—
69%
60
600
300
135% 140
Jan
July
200
10%
.5
National Lead Co (Un)
National Standard Co
National Tile &
Mfg
7%:
New York
19%
140
.1
62
36
10 Va
14
Shares
High
14
Inc__
31
34 %
140
1
preferred
Cleveland
Coleman
11%
Industries
Feb
10
„
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
63%
8% Aug
25%
25
—
Co
100
19%
34 %
_«
Chrysler Corp
8%
Low
National Cash Register-
16
Jan
Napco
National Cylinder Gas
National Distillers & Chem
(Un)
National Gypsum Co
29 Va
Sales,
far Week
.10
Corp
Jan
39%
Week's
Range
ef Price*.
Par
Nachman
Jan
15%
Chicago South Shore <fc So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
:
6
Service
63%
38%
*
Cities
5
July
28%
•
Christiana
52 Va
38 %
common
convertible
3% Mar
300
29 %
Cihcago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
$7
30% Feb
11,700
52%
High
15% Aug
36% Jun
Apr
5
preferred
Paul
200
4
52 Va
11%
10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chic Milw St
34%
3%
15%
5,100
Corp
Products
convertible
•
Low
15%
Last
Sale Price
Service
West
Public
Champlin Oil Sr Refin Co
S3
(Un)
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
133a
34
~4
10
common
AUGUST 2
Sales
Last
STOCKS
3% July
24
2%
Mar
Jan
26
3%
Tan
Co
Inc.
Western
__
_
...
_
Union
White
Motor
Woolworth
Public
'F W)
•
-
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
700
300
52% Feb
23% July
49%
200
45% Feb
Apr
11% July
20%
Jan
68% July
26% Feb
15%
15%
50
12% Feb
52
July
15% July
21%
200
20
Jun
23% J*n
31
31
Jun
33% May
100
30
21 %
21%
300
ten
42 Va
500
20% July
41% Jun
23
41%
49
Ian
35%
_
—
35%
10
31
82 3/4
83
35% July
88% Jan
100
11%
5
•
66 Va
23%
8% Apr
18
20%
*
_
500
48 %
1
Yates-American Machine Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
_10
4,400
Va
10
Co_
11%
18%
21%
48
10
(Un)
8ervice
Jun
65
«
common
Jan
'
11%
231/4
_
18 V2
64%
11 Va
5
1
Inc
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin
Electric
Power
Wisconsin
-12%
Co
Wieboldt Stores
—1
21/2
Telegraph
Westinghou.se Electric Corp
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
102%
UVa
550
102%
}05%
200
Mar
82% July
11
Jan
102% Feb
13% Jan
121
Jan
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,6
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(556)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED AUGUST '>
Week's
Friday ^
Last
STOCKS
Range
Bale Price
>
Par
Industries
ACF
5
1
10c
_2
laboratories
Abbott
Corporation
Admiral
Aeco
25
(U»>
Inc
—...
Corp
Alaska
Co
Gold Mining
Juneau
of Prices
Low
—
10%
1.85
10,850
3
3
62c
2%
100 l
8%
8%
8%
89 71:
89%
Feb
5%
285
09%
Alleghany Corp
<Un»—,————1
Allied Chemical.& Dye Corp (Uni
18
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Uni
10
10% July
Fe)j
220
1.75
Feb
37%
163
10°,i
1.85
62% July
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July
39 V4 May
15=8
Co Ltd
Kenneeott
45% Jan
28
Ira
May
Apr
—
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&
Jones
21% May
7%
12
—
41 %
19%
.
5
Jan
237#
Harvester
Johns-Manville
Jun
23 %
—.
Feb
Feb
—
Co—
Oil
Jade
July
8%
39%
23%
Oil
Intex
Mar
58%
—■
4%
Jan
13c
16%
7%
■
18':J Mar
260
4%
60%
1
Paper Co (Unt_
International Tel & Tel (U11.1
Jun
7c
19
Jan
26%
«
International
40%
4
473a July
Jan
17%
39%
90%
Intcrnatl Nickel Co of Canada (.Un)—*
303
7c
Apr
15%
195.
910
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Jan
4.899
3%
38%
1,255
1%
Jan
1%
2,611
~4
6,424
.
572
45%
Co
Internalional
65% May
13 %
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Corp
Dry Ginger Ale (Um
Southern Petroleum—
Canada
1% Mar
Cement
Ideal
Jaa
1,349
*
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10
1
Mines Corn
Maryland
Idaho
Apr
7%
89
,
—1
1
Imperial Development
Feb
49%
1
5
Co———.__—_—5.50
California
55
13H
Cement Co
Ink
July
22%
50'.,
—5
Burroughs Corp
California
17
12%
5
preferred—10
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Calaveras
150
47%
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Budget Finance Plan 6'i
Burlington
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72% July
35%
•
—
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50c
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(Un)
'
19
Apr
Jan
Corp
5
40%
39
1
7%
Corp—
Co
Sound
Hupp
14% July
46 3 4
■
5
10
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Broadway-Hale Stores Inc_
6%
9
12% Mar
13' ii
47%
-1
—1
15
Oil Corp
Tnc (Uni——
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Bond
Howe
58%. July
55
1
—2
—5
Holdings Corp (Uni
Corp——.
Diamond
Blue
Aug
1
—5c
Mining
Cons
Mammoth
Jan
3%
1%
Benguet Cons Inc (Un I
Bestwall Gypsum Co (Un.1
Bethlehem Sleel Corp (Un)—
Bishop Oil Co
Apr
7% July
925
•
14%
125
(Uni-
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4%
2,110
7%
•
17
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1,484
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4%
13%
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57
56 %
Feb
63 %
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July
Jan
88%
5
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45%
24
July
40%
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class
Co
37% May
34=
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Hawaiian Pineapple
Hoffman Electronics
,
18
4%
—10c
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(Uni —
RR
July
20
905
2.190
45 7i
,
18
—10
—
Holly Development Co;
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Home Oil Co Ltd class B_——1
Jan
Jan
4%
2% Mar
Ohio
&:
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Jan
Jan
44%
27
—
;
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2.90
com—.
183
70%
6
1
—
Aircraft Engr
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5.6% May
12%
44%
19% May
6
150
:
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1
Ry—————
Greyhound Corp
Jan
26%
69%
6%
4
Great Lakes Oil & Chem Co„_—
27% Aug
Jan
9%
1,925
3%
52%
.
19
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of Calif
Honolulu
Securities Co
Baldwin
2.376
69%
1,
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(Un)
——100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
54%
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Rubber Co
&
Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
65
44%
1,899
7
1,220
-1%
Good Humor Co
Jan
16%
467
56
common-—
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July
41% Mar
310
7
'
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.
Feb
24%
18%
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50*4
72%
Feb
52%
545
Feb
20
581
43
Corp
Tire
Giadding
Jim
77%
Feb
57%
1,230
27 7i.
Jun
41%
21%
64%
5
(Un)
Paint
Girr.bel
179% Mar
70%
Co
Motors Corp com
Gladden
Jan
63%
Electric
Exploration Co of Calif—
General
8% Mar
18 %
31
369
27%
Jun
14%
1,062
39%
—
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Avco
Feb
Jan
71
10
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Corp (Uni—
50%
170%
65
—5
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&
Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atch Top &
Atlantic
672
2.820
27%
5
10
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Steel Corp
Arinco
57%
39%
25
50
(Un)
(Un)
American Viscose Corp
Arkansas
335
1,158
73%
(Unt
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7%
14%
41%
21%
.5
Getty Oil Co common——-—
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July
36
Jan
39%-
preferred _____—V———.
General Public Service Corp (Un) ._10c
10
General Telephone (Un)
—2.
21 % July
56*4
.
Anaconda
Feb
31% May
172-% 173%
56%
173%
Co
Tobacco
Jun
11
101
7%
100
American Tel & Tel Co
American
42
848
14%
14%
5
Refining (Un)—•
American Smelting &
734
18
36
—5
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43 3 4
43%
Jan
52%
39%
1st
Jan
17%
American Factors Ltd
American Radiator 6: S S
Jun
45% July
48 % July
«
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33%
39%
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July
35%
.
17%
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American Motors
19:3 i.
44
43%
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Amer
;
44
Texas—^
of
General
24% May
44 7
20%
20%
Oil
General
26% May
19%
a
141%
531
Feb
17% July
18%
Controls
General
36% May
49%
Amer
General
General Dynamics Corp
8% Mav
34%
Feb
38
1,939
70
18%
_2
General
.
96% July
34
44% May
7,513
18% May
71% July
66%
1
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Garrett
Jan
130
109
59 % Mar
Feb
69
Co
High
,t
Jun
16
1
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16%
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941
1,010
55%
55%
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Trailer
Fruehauf
2.20 July
*
*
Petroleum
Range Since Jan.1
High
*
.—*
American Airlines Inc com
(Un>.
1
American Bosch Anna- Corp (Un>_—2
American Bdcst-Para Theatres (Un)__l
American Can Co (Uni—.
12.50
Ltd
Aluminium
Amerada
Shares
2
—-
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Calculating
Friden
Jan
51% July
14%
Dairies
Foremost
High
LOW
High
a6i %
47% %«%.
aOl'
__
Range Since-Jan. 1
Shares
5
Motor Co
Ford
for Week
<
for Week
Low
Far
Pales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
*
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
35%
15%
180
14%
Jun
35%
35%
700
28%
Jan
Apr
1.40 July
39
July
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STOCKS
Last
Davis
&
Co
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Range
Corp
Range Since Jan.
Low
61%
100
78%
77%
42%
78%
418
20%
20 (2
21
21%
21%
78% July
20 % Feb
21%
330
70c
76c
7,150
1
1
(Unj
59%
12.50
(Un)__
1.059
Feb
20%
61% July
85% Mar
22%
Feb
70c
Jan
23% May
1.30 May
July
378
45
Feb
54%
65
205
July
52%
Jun
63
Jan
15%
15%
41
41
5
312
40:,b
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47%
Mar
831
a497a
40% July
Feb
45
(Un),—*
Paget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pure Oil Co (Un)
5
43%
53
Friday
STOCKS
203
45%
Jun
49 %
Apr
Week's
Last
Par
Western
Dept
Western
Stores
Pacific
R.v
Co
for Week
Shares
Low
25c
.
13%
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
62
Range Since Jan.
High
13
Low
13 %
879
11
Procter
&
Gamble
5
Co
Radio
Corp of America (Un)
Rayonier Incorporated common
A
pfd
17% Apr
26% Feb
759
52%
547a
Ryan
Aeronautical
S
W Pine Foods
Petroleum
Safeway Stores
Schering Corp
54%
145
53
Oil
Co
Sharon
Steel
Shasta
Water
42
42
392
20v>
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Standard
Oil
Oil
Co
I_
32
20
A
Oil
Co
9%
45%
170
44 Vb
4%
630
4
88%
171
77
Feb
91%
57%
720
4274
Feb
64
740
54%
Feb
61%
1,028
48
Feb
46r%
47%
64% May
67% May
647a July
1,705
45%
Jan
51%
Jun
20 %
July
26 %■
Apr
100
20%
20%
343
26%
9% July
1,485
6 Vb
6%
May
Jan
Feb
5
May
Jun
26% July
4
Mar
1,330
30% Mar
25 % July
24%
24%
276
20%
45%
1,791
42%
7
Jan
43%
Feb
July
46%
Jan
40% May
45%
Jan
20
26% July
43 %
43%
115
24%
24%
1,965
10%
10%
100
10%
41%
July
12%
41%
Apr
216
38% Mar
57%
41%
Jun
58%
8,417
II
58%
51%
Feb
43
Mar
59% July
51%
359
66%
67
1,566
54%
54%
320
17
17%
350
14%
Jan
18 %
31 %
66%
32%
323
26
Feb
35
17%
50% Mar
61%
53%
68% July
61% Jun
Feb
51
Mar
Jan
May
July
45%
48%
162
6%
6%
860
6%
Jun
4874 July
8% Jan
27%
28%
3,988
23%
Feb
29% May
34%
35
39%
45
395
38 %
38%
1,157
May
21
Jan
38%
35
Aug
July
74%
74%;
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809
54%
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76
26%
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26%
26%
2,035
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14
409
Apr
21
22%
22%
120
22
24%
37%
1,072
32%
35%
35%
35%
4,791
35%
6
6
6%
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359
19%
19%
27%
27%
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.1
(Un)
1
•
119
Feb
Feb
6
t
26% July
26% ,Jan
3174
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14%
13%
1474
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15
3 74
3 74
50
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974
1,023
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1
82% July
340
774
Jail
13
4774
289
41V4
Feb
5134 May
3774 Apr
47
46%
10
3474
34;%
10
3174
35 Vb
635
337a
Jun
3174
31%
198
31 %
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34% Mar
85
80
Feb
887a July
41
41
54 %
16 7
97
71
41
July
5474
5574
495
54
Jan
5974 Mar
a
16%
17
574
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45%
4474
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(The) Co
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&
200
34
15%
13 Vs
Jan
64
149
56%
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1674 July
7074 July
4274
2074
4374
1,538
4074
Jun
4674
Jan
2174
1,059
20
Feb
22%
Jan
34
34
33%
Jun
35
Apr
3674
37 74
5,515
2074
•
36%
403
10
6 74
674
2,734
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15 %
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2074
21
2,792
30
29%
3074
1,574
2574
25
2574
185
50
33%
3374
3474
109
•
6074
5974
62
1674
1674
1 674
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Co
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of
the
Jan
18%
Apr
1974
Jun
2274
Jan
28
Jun
3274
Jan
24 72
Jun
2874
Feb
Apr
54% May
34%
Jan
64 74
Jun
435
157a Jun
1774 Jan
277a Jun
2674
490
24
7374
7474
419
7274 Feb
36
74
37
District
Columbia
-——___10
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light
10
Mar
14
25%
•
Union Trust Co
6 % July
7 72
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Jersey
4074 May
31 %
•
common
42% July
Jan
6%
15 %
10
1
7%
•
35%
168
36 Vb
Jan
36
707
35 74
35%
774
35%
13%
common
35
746
82
03/8
Jun
37
Jan
Apr
774 May
Jull
34% July
357b July
38 74 May
38 % Mar
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
5s
series
A
1975
:
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,.11975
A..
850
11%
Jan
207
a
200
22%
Feb
30%
Jun
103%
Feb
190
26%
Jan
74
81%
$1,000
82
124% July
29% Apr
Week's
last
Sale Price
Par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel—
Armstrong Cork Co
Shares
Low
1
51
Low
90
51
Aug
64%
-——1
26%
26%
80
26
Feb
2934
35% Feb
16% Feb
5% Jan
4374
Jan
18
Jan
Feb
1,676
27
Apr
31%
Jan
Blaw-Knox
!
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16 %
16%
38%
3874
209
35
16 % May
18
Jan
Columbia Gas System
•
27%
29
17%
17%
94
480
27
42 %
Jan
62
6 34
1.394
60% July
6% Jan
88%
Jan
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co^_
7%
Apr
Equitable Gas Co
42% Aug
32% Jan
47%
Feb
Fort
7%
7%
150
43%
1.005
1
63%
34
34%
596
272
6374
Jun
Pitt
38% May
167i» Jan
Mountain
15%
15%
15%
__1
33%
33%
34%
140
30% Mar
6974
35%
Jun
68%
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(Un)_—1
2,710
57% Mar
54%
54 %
72%
55 2
49
60
4%
5
500
Pgh
Walker
____5
10
674
Apr
Jan
774 Mar
35
34%
35%
392
3474
Jun
3774
8.50
28%
2874
29
175
2774
Jan
1
574
5%
4)
5 74
3374 May
774 Jan
15
3874
1
174
—
Refractories
574
387 b
387b
123
1%
800
Aug
33 Va
Apr
40 74 July
May
174 Jun
Jan
55
of
Industries
Harbison
16%
Co
High
5374
52
61%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5,361
42%
July
51
—
58
43%
'
for Week
30
G2%
83
89%
July
81% July
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
55%
Jun
74
1,500
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
May
552
74
29%
common.^
common
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)
____5
(Un)
465
14%
Feb
Feb
4%
Apr
Co
43%
43%
309
25
42%
Feb
1.50
1.50
100
1.50
July
2,530
1
;
(Un)-
•
Raphael
Jan
Natco
Manufacturing
Fuel
___
Supply
—
Corp
48%
Jan
_-5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh
Plate
37
.10
24%
25%
2574 July
23%
193
22% July
28%
Jan
Renner
35%
302
35
3674
12%
100
2
25
__
12%
50
Apr
May
(Un)
1
1.45
1
13%
(Un)
5
46
46
92
1
24%
25%
2,123
1.35
1.55
14%
12%
15,430
17%
Jan
Feb
12% July
10,324
77c
Mar
9% Mar
44
Jun
21 %
May
15
1.55
Aug
14%
Aug
47%
Jan
2574
Aug
Co
Rockwell
Spring & Axle—
San
—
16
274
8074
82
.
87 a
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3474
65c
3074
3174
10c
3
12c
16
1574 July
Feb
Jan
1874 Mar
274 Feb
274
Jan
36
Aug
41
Jail
170
%
65c
3074
134
2674
Aug
300
34%
10c
25
1,850
37
75%
Feb
8574
Jan
7 %
•'
5
Toy Mining
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel
116
1674
74
36
8274.
1
%
—_
25
157a
2.50
common
preferred
Glass
35%
35%
25
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp____.!_—1
Plymouth Oil Corp—
5
3% Mar
17a
10
22'%
25%
5
Washington Water Poweri
Apr
5%
McKinney
$2.50 convertible
__1
(Un)
Preferred (Un)
West Coast Life Insurance
Western Air Lines Inc
36
10
Public Service Electric & Gas com
$1.40 divid preference common—
Feb
6374
57%
"
com
Jan
301
-
3
May
121
10
Inc
Apr
4774
3974
5
common
Jan
Feb
26%
—1
America
25%
2774
272
29%
___5
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
Jun
July
30% July
29% Feb
25
32%
15
50
Corp
Potomac Electi'ic Power
of
18 Vb
Apr
4734 July
28% July
Feb
43
•
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
23%
6374
10
Light
38% Mar
Jun
74
3774
1
Corp
Power
100
44%
3874
16%o
Chemicals
25
30
30%
180
20
15%
3.402
2674
25
lo
46 74
2674
20
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common.
Pennsalt
Service
Apr
85
5
.
__
Pennroad
South
Jan
i.66%
i
Corp
Watch Co v
Reading Co
37%
Jan
1974
Bait—
Merck & Co Inc
Scott
Jun
64%
12%
Brothers
Philco
21% May
32%
1174
10
Co
Pennsylvania
Jun
531
7974
10
at
Jan
374 July
11%
641
34
7874
13%
Apr
30% July
497
19%
33 74
"11%
180% Mar
Aug
16% Mar
78
Co
Dairies
Gimbel
Martin
%
34
1
America
Motors
Hamilton
9
19%
1.80
Apr
9
26%
119
10
_
(U11)
Petroleums
230
30%
10
(U11)
Pictures
Motor
Foremost
5274 May
2874
non-voting
General
31% May
2974
25
of
High
Jun
41% May
41%
July
26%
12.50
of
Ford
A
3,65-2
26%
457s Mar
170% Jan
27%
25
Inc
Inc
Equipment
27%
10
Corp
Corp.
32%
__
May
.
Co
Corp
Class
172% 174
59
30%
13
Co
Deposit
Co
114
28%
Publishing Co
Finance
51
173%
b
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Low
2674
5074
51
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2674
Feb
35%
10
(Un)
Jan
Jan
*
Company
Curtis
Shares
Jan
Corp
Industries
.
Corp________.
Baltimore Transit Co
Budd
Jan
14
26%
13%
33
14
2
Corp
Securities
4474 May
*
(Un)
Baldwin
Hecht
12 %
55%
July
50c
(Un)
Co
Aircraft Corp
United Corp (Un)
C
Jan
C0%
__1
l
Corp
United
&
Jan
29
63
1
Union Sugar
United Air Lines
Westates
17%
75% July
56%
5
Union Pacific Ry Co
Weill
Jun
88
*
7.50
96% July
62%
16%
9%
5
(Un)
Jan
4%
25
5
Jan
45
114%
100
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jun
44%
1
(Un)
Bros
25
958
_10
Oil Co of Calif
Warner
75%
27%
*
(Un)
Feb
75%
I_50c
7
1%
23 %
Feb
27%
«
(Un)
(Un)
19
55% May
Apr
65
Apr
25% Jun
2
6%
657^
Jun
Feb
6.50
-l___
Electric
Fidelity &
Apr
July
44% Mar
Ifs Aug
225
'
26%
City
Feb
48%
25
Tel
Corporation
Jan
100
47%
&
Arundel
Atlantic
23%
162
25
A
Jan
for Week
Low
l
48
Jun
855
63
Co
July
July
19%
86
II
Stores
Tel
Delaware Power & Light common
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
:
16%
15
ser
July
Sales
Range
10
16%
400
22
American
American
common...
82
60%
15
(Un)
California
Products
Company
32
1,277
Jun
Wood Steel
Feb
"
25
41%
Week's
Par
Alan
Feb
86
2
.
.
Feb
Mar
1021S
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
11
16%
"
(Ind)
Union Electric Co
Vica
712
20%
Friday
STOCKS
61%
60%
4%
common
Carbide
Victor
31
II
*
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Vanadian
105
ig%
-
20c
Transamerica Corp
Plywood
May
25
Tri-Continental
Steel
1,127
32%
a
250
78%
30%
78
22
__2.58
common
S
15
1%
2
Sulphur
S
15
1
Thriftimart, Inc
U
33
7g i/2
3
(Un)
U
31 % July
Feb
20
'___
Sylvania Electric Products
Fruit
Feb
25 %
a3074
Corp
Gas
26%
495
a30%
Studebaker Packard
United
251
15
(Un)
Sunray Mid-Continent
Jan
31%
26%
60%
•
Inc
28%
30%
26'%
5
(Ohio)
July
Aug
42% May
Petroleum
of
Webster
United
23
Feb
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc common (Un)
Warrants
250
Feb
Standard Oil Co of N J
TreeSweet
23%
23
Jan
32%
Inc
Co
Standard
Tidewater Oil
79%
63 %
Mar
39%
common
Inc
Feb
23»/2
l
pfd
Railway Co
Sperry-Rand Corp
Gulf
2,843
58
434
Co
(Un)
Pacific Co
Textron
79%
75%
7.50
Southern
Texas Co
21%
64% May
620
(Un)
Southern
Mold
Jun
35
;
California
&
July
17%
15c
"
Southern Cal Gas Co
Oil
52 %
1,142
1.40
(Un)
Southern
Standard
362
18%
57%
Calif Edison Co common
Preferred 4.88 #
Standard
53%
18
4.
5
Co_
Inc
347
8% May
51% Feb
53%
*
Inc
Co
9
59
10
Co
Corp
9
34%
com
__
*
Jan
23% Mar
57%
Southern
S
165
39% July
10% Jan
58%
__l
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Union
22',Mar
59
33
com
(Un)
31'a July
57>/2
(Un)
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Union
870
10
(Un)L
&
Servomechanisms
Texas
5,511
5
10
Co
10
Tube
63
20
32% May
68% July
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
Aug
1
(Un)_.
Sears Roebuck
Super
20%
35%
34
22%
20 g
Inc__
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance Co
Stone
19%
1
Scott
Spiegel
1,243
31%
73
(Un)
Paper
Southern
150
56%
Jan
19s,,
(Un)___.5
Co (Un)
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Oil
24% July
16% Feb
3534
1 g y8
Co
San Diego Gas & Elec
Shell
3,277
24%
22% July
48% Feb
16% Jan
_10
Inc
Joseph Lead
Seaboard
31%
1.076
22%
56
___i
Spring & Axle Co
Corp
Dutch
Regis
1,690
27%
21
24%
__
1
Aircraft
St
39% May
35
24%
22%
25
(Un).
&
__
147a May
55% Feb
164
65%
65%
122
406
29%
65%
Jan
34 %
__2.50
(Un)
IP Wl
Jun
*
Rohr
St
17%
48%
10
Corp
Royal
and
14%
387uMar
1
Riverside Cement Co
Rockwell
194
520
1
Oil
Woolworth
Ymmgstown Sheet
Jan
62
18%
28%
—
2874
1
High
July
15%
43%
25%
Inc
Apr
15%
1
Manufacturing Co__.
18%
42 %
1
Drug Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)____
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Richfield
Feb
15(2
5
Rexall
Rheem
14%
42%
__
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon
535
a48% a49%
•
Raytheon Mfg Co (On)
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
15%
%
01 %
187a
103.% 104%
Western Union
Telegraph (Un)
2.50
Westmghouse Air Braxe (Un)
10
Westiughouse Elec Corp (Un)—12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Unii__
___10
•Jan
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
U
<4 '
•>
1
60 %
53%
3
ENDED AUGUST
High
——3373C
.
Philco
61
•
Petrocarbon Chemical cap
Pfizer <Chas) & Co Inc
(Un)
Dodge Corp
61
High
50
Penney (J C) Co t. Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Uni
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps
Shares
WEEK
for Week
Low
*
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Parke.
RANGE
Week's
30
Jan
7
31%
Feb
'37%
500
60c
Feb
80c
486
26
Feb
31% July
60
7,500
1(5%
190
8% May
Jan
5c
1474
Jan
16c
Feb
36%
June
Jan
Apr
17
Jan
56 74
5674
40
10
29 74
287b
29%
311
2674 Feb
33
12.50
05%
64:%
65%
225
52 34
6834 July
—
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6474
Feb
Jun
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
Exchange
Fundi
2
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale l'tice
Par
Abitibi
Power &
4%%
Paper
Class
5rf
common.
_23
common
*
A
Algoma Steel new
Aluminium Ltd
!
1
4U
pfd
preferred
Atlas
74
300
35%
2.996
45
47
11.597
a21 a21 %
45
60
35 %
Jan
24
Jan
Bathurst
7%
18
7
42
42.
572%
507b July
Bowater
Paper
Brazilian
British
Jan
British Columbia
46%
25
44
41
417a
53
41
27
July
%
—10
4,581
3.35
31,315
54
55
1,474
38
52
Feb
20
Jan
50
Apr
42%
Jan
July
July
22% July
Mav
July
American
5%
4%'»
Corp
Light
Oil
&
Power
36
34
100
32
27%
2,305
—
Columbia
Columbia
Jan
Jan
28 74 July
52
200
51% July
58%
Jan
40%
40%
16,506
39% July
40-% Jun
46 74
J-'n
43
45
Apr
48%
—
74
400
46
3
•
50
50
4.85
46
48
44
July
4.80
4.95
4.776
4
Mar
Products
Telephone
Feb
6
Apr
92
Mav
--
48
•
9
9%
2,971
53%
55%
9.783
92
92
120
43
10
47%
48
931
46
40%
—
53%.
50
Power
British
British
42%
40
43%
pfd_100
—
Forest
Apr
July
26% July
Jan
Jun
43
*
fonrmon
preferred
.Tan
July
652
34
60
40%
*
X"
Elec Co 474%
Columbia
20'(j
July
3.60 May
50
50
Ltd
British
35
54
2674
>
High
54%
25
preferred—
472%
preferred
preferred
May
3.10 May
27
513 4
Jan. 1
Low
46
—
25
—,
Pap class A
Traction
Jan
15%
5o
46%
Range Since
High
4674
874 July
23
48
770
&
Corp 5%
preferred
4874
100
4.170
Pow
Shares
37 %
10
Telephone
Jun
19%
25
Bowater
Jun
19%
2874
Bell
Jan
Jan
40% July
% May
400
27
Jun
21
94
Aug
Scotia
preferred
20%
710
49
24%
9 %
5741;
Nova
44
4574
28
July
Jan
45
25
Apr
Apr
34%
46%
•
page
May
90 7'2
"50
•
see
Banque Canadlenne Nationale
Bailey Selburn 5'.V pfd
High
29 74 July
22
50
Ltd
footnotes
45
8
34%
»
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Corp
For
115
150
94
t
Bank
48
preferred
Steels
25
18 a 1974
8
"2
25
50
40
46%
—
Range Since Jan. 1
of
for Week
Low
10
Low
3.385
93
34
*
Shares
Sales
Range
3.20
Montreal
of
Rights
High
29 74
30%
a22% a22%
8%
8%
a
»
common
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd____
Aruus
Corp Ltd common
$2.50
8%
__100
Aluminum Co of Can
4%% pjreferred
Asbestos
30'4
a22 74
_*
preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
$2.40
•
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Bank
for Week
of Prices
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
40%
25
40
11%
1.024
10
May
50%
1.020
41
Ppb
53
May
212
41
July
47
Apr
a43
11%
•
49
47 72
25
41
41
a
42 7
a
7%
Jan
10
43 74
Fpb
57%
Jun
88% July
957(2 Mar
41
46
Feb
Jun
50
Mar
May
43
Feb
May
13%
Jan
Financial Chronicle .v. Mondey, -August 5, 1957
The Commercial and
(558)
CANADIAN MARKE#
FOR WEEK ENDED AUGIST
RANGE
»
Week's
Range
Friday
Last
STOCK!
Sales
for Week
■
Brack
Mills
1,475
6%
100
6%
Apr
2.50
2.50
200
2.00
33%
34
150
29%
Apr
Jan
class A
Ltd
Class B
16%
——-'•
Building
Products
Calgary
Power
iou
——.—
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Steamship common
Canada
5% preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
5%
101
104
110
49%
Equipment
Glass
Consumers
,
,—
Corbys class A
Class B—
Crown Cork & Seal Co
—
Crown Zellerbach
Dome
40
89
July
Jan
pfd
Dominion Coal 6%
Corp
Motor
185
29
45%
Jun
Steel
350
10% Aug
12%
Jan
Steinberg's 5%%
Feb
55%
26%
1,870
23%
Apr
28
July
16
16%
8G5
16
Jun
19
Jun
29
200
25%
Jan
30% May
15%
16
2,535
12%
Apr
16%
28
380
7
7%
400
e
6
,
Steel
Corp
Gooderham
Webb &
Aug
8
Jan
July
20
July
Jan
23
July
(Geo)
Jan
15
Apr
45
40
1,010
23
23
20
22
36%
30%
38
1,487
94
95
65
33
4,283
23%
32%
22 %
23%
30%
30%
31
235
26%
Apr
32%
Jan
27
4,695
16
Jan
17 %
12%
925
10
Feb
22
22%
2,918
22
Julv
27%
100
10%
16%
175
10
alO
53
18
Jun
14%
Feb
17
50
45
Mar
53
July
Aug
18
400
Jun
22
Jan
27% July
33
Jan
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan V
28% July
28%
1,140
13%
750
9.50
19 %
27%
28
5,178
8
8
135
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
17%
33 %
Jun
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1,445
51
Jan
69
Jun
28%
29%
25,215
19%
Feb
30
July
675
11 %
3,401
55%
Jun
12%
Jan
Jun
Apr
8%
8%
8%
2,725
Apr
12
590
11% July
13%
11%
11%
Jan
Feb
30%
7%
30
30
150
30
13%
19
790
17
East
Jan
alO
285
17%
17%
435
27%
Jan
11%
Feb
15%
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55%
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21
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25%
900
26
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33%
30'/a
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52
95
27%
800
94
94
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50
*
Aug
July
52
935
60
47
39
41
895
38%
Feb
29„
30
700
22
Apr
.
11%
Minnesota
Apr
Moore
May
Jan
39%
50
66 \ 4
3,474
54 Va
54 %
54%
51%
52 "4
23% May
Red
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•
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35
10
Jun
11
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3
43
Jun
50%
Feb
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50
50 ^
4
225
47%
Jan
51% May
21
21%
790
16
Jan
25
Jun
12
12
200
12
July
12
July
a21 %
21%
10
21
Mar
93%
a
86
87
6,195
86
Aug
139
90% Mar
915
.
42 %
July
103
Jan
57%
May
745
47%
Jan
2,655
47%
Jan
62
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■
7
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310
18
Mar
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5
122
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126
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25
18
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650
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1,765
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7
7%
4,008
83
7
•
100
84
275
81%
1,313
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78
50
10
78
Jan
13%
Jun
8% May
9%
Apr
9
Mar
35
26
Jan
79
86
Feb
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Jan
24% July
6
Feb
Arno
28
May
7%
Jun
58%
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85
45
Jun
48
23%
Apr
26
•
17
17
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15
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18
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35
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40
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38%
30
20
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25
92
July
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37%
91
94
11 %
Drug & Chemical common—5
11%
400
10
Feb
25
Mar
May
11% July
29
100
Jan
Feb
141
Jun
13
Jan
45% July
Price
•
(Canada)
10
*
common
——25
footnotes
see
page
42
100
3.95
July
75c
500
75c
Mar
100 101%
275
98 %'
3.50
200
3.50 July
100
6% July
25
9
Feb
8
300
8
Feb
4
41
Jan
42
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4
55%
Apr
37
Jan
76%
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75
42
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84
Jun
59
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215
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42
42
25
41
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43
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32
400
27%
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21%
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2,260
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18%
18%
18%
200
17%
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19
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2,062
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77
Apr
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23
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16
28%
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Apr
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Apr
8c
July
17c
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24c
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17c
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May
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20%
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1.75
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16%
1,025
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1.15
1.25
3,050
85c
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1,000
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1,500
13c
May
35c
Jan
35c
35c
39c
7,800
33c
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3,500
6c
July
2.55
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2.55
2,000
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113,800
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Jan
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40c
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80c
2.24
79c
70c
16c
14 %c
16c
14,600
13c
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23c
31c
30c
32 c
12,650
24c
Feb
48c
Aug
Jan
Jun
Mar
May
4c
4c
12,750
3c
July
18c
19c
15c
21c
17,500
15c
July
38c'
/60c
57c
72c
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10Ya
Jun
5% Mar
7%
5.90
65c
July
65c
70c
935
8.10
8.40
4.200
6.50
3.200
2.10 May
Feb
80c
10
Jan
Jan
May
3.10 July
2.80
3.00
,23c
25c
.6,620
23c
Aug
43c
Jan
40c
50c.
23,000
36c
July
32c
May
3.35
200
3.35
1
:
Mines
7Cc
1
Ltd
100
-
G%
..
Ltd- *
10c
1
=—1
900
34 %
9.85
6c
—3
——
1.34
34%
^25c
Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines
Cartier-Malartic
70c
Mar
16c
Devonian
Lithium
Jun
20c
Gc
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
Canuba
Apr
35c
16c
Petroleums
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd...
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—
Canadian
23%
6,000
1
Ltd
preferred
300
40c
3,000
'
20c
Common
Aug
20 %
10c
-*
—1
Ltd
20
37c
20%
—1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Atlantic Oil Co, Ltd
.—2
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd—
48
50
Feb
35
119
Canadian
55%
f«32% 032%
8%
f)5
777
Petroleums
130
1,495
Feb
July
11
,
83
75
Tungsten
3,865
19%
Apr
6%
Apr
100 V2
Bornite Copper Corp
74
19
Jau
4.50
89% July
100
"
200
'
49%
31
19
Jan
.115% May
Apr
24
83
77
Sulphur & Iron
12%
72
3.00
1.00
,
89%
83-
89%
"
'
102%
Lead Mines Ltd—i—
48
21%
*
Preferred
For
Mines
74
II
Jun
120
1.50
May
•
31% Mar
130
3.95
39%
-~-G
—*
Calalta
26%
Ltd
Mar
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—_—*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
23
Co
Feb
97.:
pfd_100
May
38 % July
Oil
28
20
10%
26
10% July
Royalite
375
119
21% Mar
300
Royal Bank of Canada
29
15
15
Jan
835
(A V)
Jan
28
22%
23
May
325
Roe
July
25
a41
23
57%.
10%
Ronald Paper class "A"
55
4.30
23
50
Jan
Jan
May
•
39%
Apr
71%
38
48
36
Jun
21
a46
Aug
•
Mar
May
47%
Co—*
Pipe Line
Feb
1.55
1.20 July
33
Jan
53
52
Mar
24
May
240
13 Va
45
24
-20
a21
•
30
335
May
'25%
810
123% 131%
May
a21
69%
300
120
50
'*■
Canada Ltd—*
of
Feb
alb a 15 %
2,400
39%
preferred
14
*
•.v
48
10%
5%
753
4.00
7,778
r
31%
38%
Quebec Power
1.35
W-T;
25%
II
common
19
'
31
39%
Transport
100
,
Jun
73/4
Jun
34
,
45
•
Provincial
£>22
a41% a41%
25
•
common
36
8
31
1
Ltd
25
Mar
Feb
2.00
6%
a 10% al0%
45
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
& Co
49
6%
25
•
—
49
3.50
*
common
100
100
•
Placer Development
57
135
75c
•
_
Jan
5
25
7
120
•
Page-Hersev Tubes
44
53
3.00
Feb
Mar
3.95
<—1
Band-Ore
Gold Mines Ltd
—:_1
Bandowan Mines Ltd—
1
Bateman Bay Mining—
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1
Belcher Mining Corp Ltd
——-1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
—1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
—1
Bonnyville Oil A: Refining Corp
1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd voting trust—*
July
.
293/4 May
24
Jan
503a
Baker Talc Ltd
Jan
260
Bros
cum
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
-
Jun
25
Penmans
Pwr G'/c
Aull Metal Mines Ltd
25
Products
Mar
——*
Anthonian Mining Corp
25
Steel
28
Jan
13
33 V'4
Ltd.l
*
Canada Breweries Ltd
r-5
Hotel Ltd—
—-——*
Anacon
•
*
100
Distillers
Ameranium
19% May
Trust
Ontario
200
*
I
Mining and Oil Stocks-^
Jan
24%
29
*
Corp
29%
1st pfd .50
.
Algom Uranium Mines LtdAlscope Exploration Ltd—.—
AltexOils Ltd
.2
Jan
al22
a9
—:
—
*
common
21%
v
preferred—
Finance Corp class A
Windsor
Jun
al22
H19
3
Ltd—
185
10%
"Apr
Apr
70
26% July
Car
a23
'
73/4 July
12
29
;„.*
Western
Jan
Steel
a22
Co——a
cum
Jan
11
83
——
Ltd
Oil
39Y2
Apr.
925
1,825
a21
50
Jan
22%
Mines
32
33
all
50%
_*
Ltd
Mountain
r.50 May
July
32%
Co
Paper
6%
Can
ifinh
T.Oir
65c
27,500
74c
7%
6
Apr
23
110%
260
Ogllvie Flour Mills
Rar.ge Since Jan. 1
Wnh
7%
33%
part 2nd preferred-——_50
Bros
United
25%
Noranda
for Week
Shares
71c
Wainwright Producers & Refiners
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)—
25%
National
Sales
Range
1.25
pfd_,._—160
G'.'c pfd—10
Ltd
Union Gas of Canada
Locomotive
National
Week's
of Prices
a33% a33%
Ltd--
Canada
Southern
Jun
■
Jun
Fund#
Apr
—
•
Paper
Oil 4%
Industries
12%
■
—
Mar
a22
Quebec Power Co
C
Russeli
32%
*
common
45
3.00
Jun
a42%
*
preferred
July
49
May
25%
Montreal
43
53
13
Jun
•
Morgan & Co
23
6%
60
13
Mar
100
Class B
42%
17Va
29%
46% Mar
23
54
.
Jun
42%
L.
—
a22%
Quebec Telephone Corp common——,-5
Reitmans
(Canada) Ltd—
——*
10% July
68V4
5 %% pfd
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
23
all
Jan
750
51
Mersey Paper
Jan
32%
60
1,925
66%
Oil
Jan
23
common—*
—_*
Steel Mills Ltd
3,600
51
Montreal
Canada
N
13
|
Preferred
12
45
7%
Premier
10%
66%
McColl Frontenac
25
29
71c
Apr
31 y4
.•
Jun
25
14%i
Last
—•
preferred
&
Ontario
&
Corp of
Power
45% Mar
«•.
30
13
Jun
27
Feb
19a4
Apr
14%
fj}1P
80%.
Aug
10%
International Utilities Corp common—S
common
-
& Pow Co Ltd—10
Ltd com—*
sinking fund 1st preferred
50
10%
54
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
100
Jun
4.65
27%
25
50% Mar
5,798
964
& Bloedel class B
v
Newfoundland Light
23% May
41
Jan
Jun
60
125
51%
.
Jun
30
680
31
40
60
51
Mailman Corp Ltd priority.
v
Feb
14%
•
5
Ltd—_•_.
Corp Ltd common
Mussens
30% July
Jan
11
40
•60
96
MacMillan
Power
Distilleries
Melchers
Feb
103
94
52'.a
•
class A
Feb
I8V2
*
Paper Products
convertible
6%
MacLaren
31 % May
Jan
52
52%
51
Acceptance
2.75
100
.
*
Ltd——
Sec Corp
McColl-Frontenac
25
Ltd-
1,575
(Can) Ltd cl A
Investment Foundation Ltd common.'-*
Jan
96
Laurentlde
4.30
24%
Apr
2 GVo
7.50
Lewis Bros
32
Feb
76%
International Paints
Apr
21
26
*
Shops
67%
4.10
pfd——-100
Hydro-Electric Secur Corp
May
18
Jan
a52 %
—*
4%%
Jun
26
io
Laura Secord Candy
17% May
24%
76
Jan
14% Mar
1,130
76%
Can class A_——*
Co of
Foreign Power
May
22
9% July
24 %
25
25%
a9 Va
„50
preferred
535
9.00
Jun
7.20
2,825
Products Ltd
Manufacturing
Fleet
Ford Motor
30
(John)
Jan
7.50
15%
July-
v-
Kootenay Fower 1','c
Eastern Steel
21
50
Woods 1%
Jan
43
Engineering Works Ltd—*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
a9%
Limited
7.00
July
Dominion
Jan
9%
Warrants
Lake of the
July
42
Investments Ltd—*
%
10% May
39"%
55
10%
•
t
.
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320
Div Standurd Sec cl A—*
J—————*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
*
Crown Zellerbach Cotp—
1—_—5
Jan
26% Mar
•
Lines
25
42
•Preferred
Feb
8
10
10
Pipe
97
Consolidated
14% May
1,329
30%
International Petroleum Co Ltd—
May
Westinghouse Co Ltd
— *
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A—*
33
30%
International Paiper common
73
Canadian
04
•
50
common
Feb
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
*
Power & Paper Inv Ltd.—•
Canadian Silk Products Corp cl A—*
17%
105
—
60
Canadian
a7%
53%
General
Canadian
32
17
Dominion
&
Canada
17'/a
-•
Canada
3,258
7.25
100
cum pfd,
Sugar
Belding-Corticelli 7%
a7%
19%
nfd
68
Canadian
Feb
7%
30
17% July
Feb
7
13%
25
al4% a 1.4%"'
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17%
18%
Bronze Powders com
67
*
50
18%
.
Mar
17 %
15%
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
•
$2.25 preferred
$2.75 preferred
,55
97
Timber
Abltca
Jan
1,417
A
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
Indust Accept Corp common
&
Lumber
Jan
20%
Bank
Jan
Pnr
31
19
:
47
Sale Pries
28%
12%
I :''I-'
Jan1
30
840
IiO
53
25%
aan
20%
al8
29
—
25
Apr
14% Feb
27%
%
Mar
20'
671
13% May
17%
21
Jan
51%
'
27%.
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Jan
J Jun
17
51%
STOCKS
8%
18%
22
20 V2
10
al8
8% July
7% Jan
16%
a
20
100
Friday
11%
12%
775 "
21
51J
Jan
399
22%
22
a22
Canadian
22% July
1.279
19
Imperial Oil Ltd—
Imperial Investment class
Labatt
July-
Apr
July
Canadian Stock Exchange
Northern
Mining
Interprovlnclal
00
34% May
Feb
28%
———3
$2 preferred
of
Jan
4
•41V2
21
Jan
102
July
30
Howard Smith Paper common
preferred
251
21
*
—
39% July
26% Mar
94
39
-
Nickel
60
—
Jan
26
8%
1
-
Class B
6%
15V2 July
.
46% JJuly
10%
,
Home Oil class A
Int
Jan
July
May
July
46
.100
Cement
June
10
May
19
23
„
Jan
38
May
20
Apr
9%
45
32%
44%
40
10
100
a22
III
prefer red
4% %
15 % Mar
815
17%-
17
July
102
275
22
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Class B.
15
550
17%
17%
Jan
a29 a29Va
a29%
•
Winnipeg Central Gas —:
1,520
12%
12%
Jun
15
a
15
—
& Worts
(Canada) Ltd
class "A"__—
Knapp
Weston
6
12%
1,540
22%
16%
90' i Mar
•
Walker
Jan
9
Jun
6%
125
17
Paper Co Ltd
International
41
2
38
40
u38
—
United
20
15
20
21%
21%
Gypsum Lime & Alabatf
Inland
77
»
•
General Dynamics
Imperial
2,966
97
Bank
Oils
Triad
•
preferred
Bay
JUli
——100
preferred
Zellers Limited common
Gatlneau Power common
Hudson
96V2
38%
—
Canada—
of
Co
Toronto-Dominion
Jun
Feb
30
Jun
27
20
f
Praser Cos Ltd common
Great Lakes
Feb
Jan
45
28
-1
Co
Foundation Co of Canada-
5%
Jan
81
96
*
————*
—•;
1,15G
25%
16
Southam' Co
50%
43
a
29
•
1
.
Players Canadian Corp
Famous
97 Va
141
£5%
.————-—————*
Ltd
Simpsons
:
Mar
94
Hendershot
1
Match
Ford
July
Mar
13
42
24% Mar
16
•
Dominion Glass common
•
Dominion Steel & Coal
-•
Dominion Stores Ltd
-•
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion Textile common
—•
Donohue Bros Ltd
1%
Dow Brewery Ltd
•
Du Pont of Canada Sec common
•
Electrolux
13%
91
15
——
26
35
5'I? preferred ——1
Dominion Foundries & 8teel com
Eddy
July
250
96
Williams
11%
42
•
*
Dairies common
Dominion
a
10%
•
—21
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Corsets
89
a48%
2.50
Exploration
Jan
89
a
>
Distillers Seagrams
May
55
22 % May
•
—•
1
—
Jun
48
42
*
—*
—•
*
Smelting—
Consol Mining &
Apr
GO
10%
*
('B J l
Combined Enterprises
42
110
GO
——
Coghlin
29
Jan
v
48 %
a
*
Canadian Vlckers
Jan
Jan
101
49%
a89
Railway
——21
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred
If
Farm
10,780
95
87%
preferred—_—-1.—50
of Canada com
*
Shirriff-Horsey common
*
5% fo preferred
,
25
Sicks' Breweries common
—*
Voting trust certificates
"
Simon (Hi & Sons——-—i
*
Apr
Feb
a22 % a22 %
——100
__
30%
35%
725
Pacific
Cockshutt
225
15Ve
95
4%
Series A
Sherwin
26
428
*
preferred
Canadian
Mar
39
common—
Canadian Oil Companies
25
29
—•
_•
_—25
Locomotive
Canadian
May
28%
OilHydrocarbons
Industries common
—•
International Power-———
Canadian
Jun
102
28
Canadian Husky
Canadian
Canadian
80
July
37%
•
20
Fairbanks Morse common—.*'
Canadain
Mar
95
27%
•
British Aluminium—
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian Celanese common
$1.75 series
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Canadian Cottons 0% preferred
Canadian
62
10
37%
10
100
-*
,26
100
•
00
10
•
pfd
Ltd 4.40%
Canada Safeway
417
27%
20
Malting common^
preferred
4%%
a
1,924
-
common
preferred
4%%
Canada
15%
14%
15%
Lawrence
——
77
al02
102
74
al02
common
Cement common
Canada
St
—
74
Preferred
15%
Cement class A———*
Corp common
•
5%
preferred
100
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A
*
High
St Lawrence
17% July
7% Jan
3.00 Jan
37
July
July
16
16
6%
1G
1
Co
1
'High
LOW
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Far
Brown
Jan. 1
Rar.ge Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Priee
Sales
Range
Friu«;
Week's
3.00
Jan
5.65
Apr
15c
18c
7.500
?5e
Julv
55c
Jan
23 %c
26c
10,100
?3c
July
54c
Jan
10c
lie
4,000
9c
Jun
19c
Jan
4o
4c
3.500
4c
Jun
7%c Jan
'
Number 5661
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(559)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Centrai-Dei
4
•
Central
Rio
Oils
Manitoba
Chibougamau
Ltd
Ltd—
'
'
Consob Cen'ral
Cadillac
4,000"
1.85
2.06
3,10u
10c
Ltd-
1
10c
July
46c
Jan
Tib
Feb
40c
Jun
Trans
10c
Jan
27c
3.000
10c
10c lOVic
•
mi>
380
11c
5.000
.2.50
2.75
»
Dablon
Dome
Mining Corp__
Corp
"
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Trebor
Trojan
"
2.30 May
Consol
Eastern Asbestos
Co
Ltd
!
!
El
Sol Gold
Empire Oil
Fab
Mines
Metal
Ltd
Ltd-
Mines
al7c
Facima Mining
Co
Fontana
(.1945)
Mines
Frobisher
Ltd
10%C
9'ac
19c
July
7 Vac July
16Vic
Apr
300
12V» May
14 V4
Jan
Wendell Mineral Products
Jan
Westburne Oil
-
2.9')
United
.
Jun
Asbestos
Oils
United
2,100
900
2.56
23c
23c
y 1,300
/ 1,000
12c
13c
13,500
al7c
U32
al8c
Jun
2.40
*
125
Lithium
23c.
Aug
July
15c
80c
Golden
I
58c
Feb
29 Vic
July
42 a4
Ltd
May
25c
83c
175,300
72c
July
C3c
1,000
6c
Mav
14c
Feb
2.40 July
19c
45.5 >0
12c
'46,100
55c
Grandines
Ltd
Mines
Mines
llt:
Mines &
lie
Metals Ltd 1
Ltd
■■■'
July
May
3.10
23c
1.35
Copper Corn Ltd—
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
s
Indian. Lake
Gold
International
1
Iso
!
11c
Jan
30c
May
45c
11c
1,500
11c
Jun
28c
3,500
; 7c
July'
13c
18
2,000
18
Aug
Ceramic
Ltcl
Mines
13c
—1
.
Preferred
20c
_1
42c
Preferred
voting
1
5%C
12 VaC 13 Vac
6,500
12c
Jun
31c
31c
500
18c
May
31c
-
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Mines
Ltd-
^inc
Mines
Ltd
Liberal
23 V*
Feb
35 ri
Jun
8c
July
65c
Apr
Week's
Jan
51.700
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
Voting trust
Alberta Pacific Cons
119,000
3c
July
13c
Jan
Algom Uranium
5% debentures
Petroleums
Ltd
2.53
___a
Long Island
2.55
400
6c
7c
10.500
35c
1.000
3ic
17c
15c
20c
14,500
12c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mines
Mercedes Exploration
vtPrrPl
Island
l
.
Ltd
12c
12c
3,000
5
Co Ltd
30c
__5
1.20
2.25 May
Mav
May
14 VaC Mar
10c
July
104
39c
34c
150
12,500
73
Mar
23c
1.20
1.25
15%
16 %
1,550
Mid-Chibougainau Mines Ltd-.
1
1.20
1.19
1.35
38,600
Mogador
1
20c
20c
20c
1.000
1.26
2,500
98c
3.600
Jun
24c
Mining
Merrilh Petroleums
Ltd—.
1
Ltd—
Mines
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Co
Mining
ikiimpre
1
Liu
1.23
35 %c
i
Montgary Explorations Ltd
1.71
1
:
17
2.80
Apr
10,600
36c
1.71
1.85
7,700
1.10 July
17c
Jun
23c
Jan
55c
Petroleum
Formaciue
New
f
lOVaC
1.53
1.70
7c
7%C
50c
1__
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West
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1
31c
1.925
8,600
3,500
2.00
1,300
Anglo Amcr Explor
Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anglo
1.75 May
1.08
2.65 Mar
Apr
49c
2.00
8c
Jun
18c
May
12c
25c
Jan
2.00
7c
July
56c
July
Apr
27c
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245
.
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1
12c
13c
9,300
—
Okalta Oils Ltd
:
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Orchan Uranium
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2.40
2.55
6.700
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24c
2lc
25c
14.400
1
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2.40
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Uran
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Pitt Gold
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1.25
11 Vic
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Jan
1.80 Mar
5.55 July
9.00 Mar
preferred
$21/2
—
10c
2.30
21c
9.50
lie
July
Jan
Aug
33c
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pfd
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Gas
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Quebec Oil
Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Atlas
Yellowknifc
Aubelle
Aumacho
Apr
80c
May
16'a
Feb
3,500
14c
Jun
6.300
18c
July
28c
July
20,900
20c
July
45c
Jan
37
34c
July
Sharbot
Lake
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Soma-Duvemav
South
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Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines.
Fabric
Banff
7%c
Jun
15c
Jan
Bankeno Mines
8c
6.000
5V2C July
17c
Jan
Bankfield
20c
18c
20c
7,500
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of
3.90
4.?5
33,100
July
Bank
of
7c
13c
1.98
July
Jan
75c
4.25
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1.00
1,700
90c
July
10c
12e
60,000
10c
Jun
26c
Mar
Barymin
7.50
300
July
10
Mar
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2.28
Jan
9c
9c
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11.000
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
36c
35c
39c
6.800
35c
July
77c
Jan
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Ltd—
Oil
Gas
Ltd
1
1
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1
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75c
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2.000
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6.000
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12c
12c
5.000
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1.38
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Paper class A
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—
9c
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Jun
12c
Jan
22c
Jan
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July
1.68
3.200
64c
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20
3,690
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2.60
1.500
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-
18%
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2.35 July
99c
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TORONTO
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44th
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page
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2.60
3.25 May
12c
July
Jan
18c
10,700
131/4
100
13
49
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10
10
450
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10
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57c
4,500
49c
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46c
46c
1,032
45c
July
23%
23%
250
6c
5 VaC
6 Vac
1.38
1.33
1.50
53c
53c
2.00 July
70c
Jan
1.98
Jan
28c
May
16%
Jan
51W Feb
13
Jan
Feb
94c
22% Mar
70c
July
25% Mar
24,500
5'/aC July
14c
Jan
31,450
1.30 July
2.2Q
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28c
5Q0
22c
July
90c
1.24
52,550
37c
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19%
1,904
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41
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180
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243
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1.90
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July
49
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43
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293%
Jan
14c
Jan
9Vac
12,500
52c
59c
62,475
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9c
35,550
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17c-1
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Jan
20MtO
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1.16 Mar
20c
22c
17,206
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39c
9c
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12,800
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21c
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75c
385
7 Va c
8c
10,500
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1.60 Mar
50c
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Jun
Jan
2.01
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1.10
Apr
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15
3.35
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203/4 Jan
32
32%
570
30% July
41
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1
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28
2,690
3.25
3.60
10,790
2.40 Feb
6,700
23 %c Feb
24c
26c
27
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8 Vac
2.000
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10
10
1
1
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46 %
2,135
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40c
20
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1.90
28
3.80
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May
543/4
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54.
Aug
60;
Jun
2,500
25c
Jun
45c
Jan
40c
1,400
40c
May
84c
68c
69c
4,500
65c
75c
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69c
74c
57,920
60c
July
92c
May
29c
--
1,460
29c
40c
69c
55
27c
\
36c
92,200
21c
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47c
Mar
11c
19,700
8c
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10c
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513.1
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60
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28 Va
29 Va
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40
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52c
65c
31,872
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400
18c
20c
8,000
2.60
57,761
2.43
1.70
1.70
200
40%
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19,116
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5
July
17c
July
1.58
Apr
1.55
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39% July
1.89
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40c
Jan
3.15 May
1.93
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46% May
1.60
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1.50
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15VaC July
24,850
1-57
1.55
1.78
16,935
90c
10,850
80o
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16 VaC
18c
11,912
15c
July
75c
75c
700
65c
Jun
7c
7c
2,700
7c
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10c
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Jan
1.55 Aug
8yac
Feb
2.75
Feb
32c
Feb
12c
Jan
2.65
Jan
1.60Mar
70c
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1.12
Jan
14c
Mar
15c
May
10c
10c
3,500
10c
Jun
18%c Jan
55c
21,900
48c
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,1.55 Jan
46
4614
480
485
600
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7c
4,000
3.90
4.05
1,229
———*
1
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4.05
150
42%
June
4.80 Aug
6c
3.75
70c
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Feb
Mar
49
5%
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Apr
Jan
5.45 Mar
1.10 July
1.00
600
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2,616
50
46 Va
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7.50
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8.90
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4.10 Jan
8.00 May
19
200
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19
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20
—
common
& Tank preferred
(T G)
14,000
6%c
52c
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Bright
4,125
13,214
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—1
—
Bcralorne Mines
Bridge
1.65
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-1
preferred
Paper
Bralsaman
1.55
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--
50
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1
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1
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1,200
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2.90
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Boyniar
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2.00 Jan
1.90
50c
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Black Bay Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines
Bidcop
Bouscadillac
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1.10 July
—*
1
25
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Bowater
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4,906
2.60
4
20 c
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Copper Corp—
Bordulac Mines
STOCK EXCHANGE
Notre
8,750
1.20
15c
—
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Yukon
Bouzan
230
1.25
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1.15 July
30c
13 Va
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1.12
—
57c
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1.50 July
1.60 July
23
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29c
2,000
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Petroleums Ltd—
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July
5.00 July
5 %c
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19c
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Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros .—k—
Beaver -Lodge Uranium
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
2.50
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5 VaC July
6C
—
1
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Steep- Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
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900
Jan
Jan
7,000
1.75
34c
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1
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Exploration
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Baska
—
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Barvue
7.25
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22.200
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1.50
1
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7.25
99c
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120
May
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50o
1
Apr
Apr
5.10
50 V4 July
43Va
8,062
1
Avillabona Mines Ltd
1.85
5.00
411/4 Jun;
47
45V4
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3.90
5.00
40V2 July
1
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Jan
1
_
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Dui'ault
Stanweil
Mines
River
Jan
97 c
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34% July
16c
1
1
Mines
1.40
16,550
3.006
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1.75
1
—1
2.40
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17
4,360
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1
4,600
6,000
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Standard Gold
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Mines
3,800
5 VaC
45
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common
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Atlin-Ruffner
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1
Crest Gold Mines
Jan
12 Vt
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Mar
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Bathurst
Red
8
10
5
Atlantic
1.70
•
65c
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3.005
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1
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93 Va
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3.55
1
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92
35c
65c
20 Va
34%
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-
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Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Jan
Jan
93 Va
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Barnat
Quebec Lithium Corp_
Feb
July
19 V*
2OV4
9
3.35
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
1.70 Jan
7
1.67
1.00
1.35 July
80
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5% preferred
5%
2nd
preferred
1.00
800
20c
360
32c \
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1.45
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7 VaC July
201
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93c
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133/4 July
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11
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6 3A
102
30c
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1.45
5.00
61c
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1.40
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9
2.90
2,680
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16,000
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23c
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1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
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33
24c
9 Vac
16c
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Porcupine Prime
32la
8,300
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July
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54c
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400
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Pennbec Mining Corp
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6.00
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5.50
75c
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2.00 July
31c
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Argus
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Jun
20c
7,500
Feb
•
—
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July
6c
11 vac
1.500
1.60
7.25
1
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Corp
Arcan
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4.500
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1
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Arcadia
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14c
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Jan
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1
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22c
.
21,660
20c
Jun
35c
22c
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11
83
17Vac Feb
Jan
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23.500
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Jun
62c
1.40
6c
14,000
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Jan
Feb
110
22,075
1
—_—1
Petroleums Ltd
1.92
July
4.500
—1
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3.45
16c
2,200
.
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1
1
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6c
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7,600
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4.10
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3.75
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95
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July
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Apr
24
18c
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2.08
65c
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Amalgamated Rare Earth
Apex
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650
92 Va
17 Vc
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American Leduc
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1.62
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173.1
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340
29
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22%
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1
100
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Aug.
13
5,945
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—_—
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Jan
23c
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Algoma
I3V2C Jan
60c
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31
10 Va
Jan
115
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High
29
Jan
23c
Explorations Ltd
Alba
American
104
1
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Aug
6c
35c
6c
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14
10c
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1,100
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30 V
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30c
22,500
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1.45
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July
11c
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—.—1
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18c
14 %
24 VaO Jun
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———
1,000
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——1
—
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14 %
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,
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23c
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27c
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1
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21c
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1.05 Jan
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1
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45c
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4c
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Jan
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Mar
22c
6,500
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Jun
July
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47c
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50,400
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450
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7.00
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22,000
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14c
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12c 13 lac
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Jan
31
17c
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57c
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Jan
3,000
2.40
1
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33c
74o
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14,800
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2.20 Mar
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6.50
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10,000
34c
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,
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19c
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2.80
1
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20c
*
Ltd
3.00
i_'u
5
*
__
:
.
1
5%c
__
.
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1
Ltd—
for Week
Low
Mar
10c
Ltd————!
Mines Ltd
Mines
Mines
16c
17%
Explorations
Tazin
9.000
1
Corcez
Feb
2,500
J
i Continental Mining Exploration Ltd
1
V Copper Hand chip .Mkies Liu_
1.1
4.20
Tarbell
Mar
14.900
Consolidated' Denison Mines Ltd
Yellowknile Mines
15c
May
1.85 Aug
Lake
Tacne
■;14Vi July
5c
11c
■
Consul: Quebec
,
8.80 Apr
Sales
Range
Par
High
20c
15c
)
22.942
Week's
-of Prices
Last
Sale Price
17c
16c
.—1
Mines
Friday
Low
13 %
16c
,_1
Ltd
'»
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiali
6%c
1.85
AUGUST
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
12 %
l
Cleveland Copper Corp
:
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
•
6c
75c
-
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
'
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13
Ltd——1
Mines
Jaculet
Low
•
FOR
Sales
for Week
Last
20
20
100
37c
41c
33,100
1
7Vi
43
37c
Jan
10
July
Jan
50
jun
Aug
90c
Jun
Feb
May
39
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
40
Monday, August 5, 1957
....
(560)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
AUGUST '!
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
_1
2.81
2.95
Ainer
>ii
*
——~—50
on-——
53
53
56
7,103
preferred
..4'.>/,i
.—
_
preferred
preierred
preferred
i*2%
Columbia
British
43
92
80
47
48
460
Brown
925
50
3.682
40' ii
42
335
•
British Columbia Telephone Co
Reef
Broulan
14%
14%
47 %
,*
Columbia Power
British
14%
14%
49
class A_:—*
Packers
Class B
25
]
Mines
Company :
Mines
Mines
1
Brunswick
Mining
16%
6)5
7%c July
Jan
7%c July
15c
Jan
Consolidated
6.10 July
12%
Apr
Consolidated
12c
Mar
6.15
880
8c
8c
3,000
8c
July
93 c
6,600
C7c
Jau
14.500
13c
12c
12c
6%c
7%c
34%.
280
12c
40c
54c
.
080
1.40
Foundries
Canada
Life
Assurance
80
Jun
Conwest
July
103
Feb
10
5,499
5.05
100
Publishing
Coppcrcorp Ltd
Coj/percrest Mines
——
Copper-Man Mines —
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos
Imperial
1,495
29
304
26%
16%
100
13%
38
38%
390
35
25
449
149
149
class
51
30%
Apr
29
Feb
Mar
Feb
17
Jan
May
42
Apr
Feb
Jan
175
47% Mar
200
3.80
3,860
3.70
55
3.20
3,850
35%
36%
35%
150
3.70
4.25
2.400
20,155
Jan
39%
Jun
34
Croinor
8.30 Julv
Crown
5.00
Jail
Minerals:
17%
1,075
20
Jan
Crows
60c.
32,048
42c
Fob
60c
Jun
Crowpat
1
;
Oil
ll%c
12c
2,000
11c
July
24 %c
Jan
Cusco
Atlantic
Bank of Commerce—
Canadian
Breweries
9.30
5,356
20
•
common
8.80
8.90
48%
26 Va
2
Canadian
Canadian
50
I,737
45
Feb
56
Jan
26%
3,075
23% Mar
28
July
475
27
26%
25
Preferred
Nest
British
Aluminium
British
Empire
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
Sl% preferred
•
Oils—
A
class
29% Jun
23% Mar
—
.
28
7 %
2,543
___i
Steel
Drawn
Canadian
Canadian
Petroleum
.
—.
r...kige
Export
Ltd___
Fairbanks
Jun
Feb
Delnite
9
Jan
Devon
1.30 Mar
Crest
Husky
July
1.15
3.100
80c
Jan
1.70 Apr
Dome
Exploration
8.45
34,385
Jan
9.40 Mav
Dome
7%
Jan
150
20
150
1.38
1.54
127,553
1.20
July
2.70 Mar
9.50
43.652
5.10
Jau
9.50 Aug
June
19
10
Apr
22%
July
395
8
ISO
8
Jan
35
43
May
03c
83c
85c
3.00 )
2.80
2.80
3.10
12,165
1.75
21%
21 '2
22r'ii
7,57o
12%
i
147.,
12
Warrants
89.)
.
Juiy
Feb
Js'ii %
6
Apr
8%
Feb
July
Jun
21
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
50
1.35
Jun
3.10 Julv
23
July
16%
15
2.75)
%c
2,600
2Gc
July
36c
Ja n
Canadian
25c
30c
2,436
24 %e
July
40c
Apr
36 3 4
3814
6,234
39%
Jun
_10()
95
95
55
92
loo
135
135
10
130
20
20
100
11
Canadian
Oil
Cos
5 (/r
preferred
1953
3G'<
»
:
preferred
Cri<
common.
,
t
warrants—
22
12%
13 %
3.035
32%
23 Va
32%
33
8,590
22 34
23 %
792
3.75
3.70
3.95
II.325
7%c
7%c
3,000
9'J
103
31
50
1955 warrants
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Prospect
Canadian
Thorium Corp
1
Tire
*
90
_*
31
*
16
16
103
Canadian
Railway___
Ltd preferred
25
10
16%
Corp common
Canadian
Vlcktrs
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Class
,
B
Can
^
.
Copper Coy
Candore
June
Mar
4.30 Mar
101% May
154%
Feb
21% Julv
15
July
Feb
34% May
22% July
26% May
3.65
Feb
7c
July
81
Jun
27'%
Apr
11
July
10%
Jun
Feb
5.00
14c
Apr
110% Mar
32%
Jan
16
Aug
15
Aug
lb
15
193
2.15
2.00
2.25
1,150
3.35
35c
35c
35c
100
35c
Aug
85c
Jail
21c
21c
1,500
18c
Feb
69c
Jan
40c
42c
17,382
30c
Mar
56c
Jun
44c
48c
9,616
44c
Aug
1
—
Mines
1
Warrants
44c
Natural
Canso
Oil
2.00 Aug
Jan
1.02
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Central
Del
Central
Central
Ltd
Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
Cochrane
Dur.lop
Cockshutt
Farm
class A
;
Equipment
Gold
Mines
Petroleum.
Allenbee
Consolidated
Warrants
Consolidated
For
70c
Mar
6.60
7.05
5.60
13 5
8
3.60
Oil—
Beta
Gamma
Calliman
Stores
Dominion
Domikia
Mines
1.80
1.84
Jau
6,605
6.25
2,200
5.10 July
43,857
4,850
Jun
8.40
1.25
Apr
4.60
Apr
2.61 July
3.30 Mar
8.50
Jan
7.00 Mar
14% July
Jan
2.90
Apr
4,850
9%c Feb
15 %c
Jun
7,200
2.27 Mar
5.30
Jun
Co Ltd
Minerals—^
Copper
Oils &
Duvex
sec
6,303
15c
247,690
38c
Aug
9c
8,500
8c
Julv
18% Mar
1.20
1.20
1.34
71,482
July
3.50 Jan
—
4.50
4.90
41c
3,000
45c
54c
17,760
11c 11
%c
2,800
2,970'
El
Sol
Mines-
Gold
Corp
Eureka,
--
21,202
2.90
440
14%
Feb
17
Jun
1,100
10%
Aug
14
Apr
64c
9,600
Oils Ltd,
Fargo
9c
Jan
100
1.20
Feb
1.60
Jan
6.50
21,590
4.25
Jan
6.50
July
3.95
33,125
1.90
Feb
3.95 July
8c
25
Ford
of
153
7,250
15c
15,900
10c
Ltd
Frobisher
Trailer
Frii3hauf
Feb
Apr
1.45
75c
Jan
Aug
General
20c
22c
8,300
47 c
ean
7%
7%
515
10
Mar
46c
62c
105,620
6c
9c
14,000
16.% c 16 %c
500
50e
__
May
14',8 July
General
Petroleum
Apr
8% May
July
1.61
;
1
Geco
Apr
General
July
Jan
3.50 July
110% July
1.51
July
12"
1
5.500
1,4 jO
70c
4G.160
10c
41.000
28%
4,305
13%
6,055
Ltd—
2.14
16c
13
4.60
150
2.SO
Scientific
Jan
Geo
Jan
Giant
May
Goldale
Mines
13c
Eagle
25c
Jan
44c
Mar
8,800
12c
July
21c
Jan
19c
12c
13c
25c
27c
7,000
10c
Jan
19c
Jan
Granby
1,000
18c
Feb
26c
Jan
Grandines
255
21c
23,3 <3
10c
20c
10c
20c
255
7c
Aug
6% Mar
18c
July
1.917
12c
July
29.618
22c
Feb
16c
8
2.83
Jan
Apr
21c
Apr
Jun
32%
Jan
A.llg
27%
Jan
13% May
12%
1.605
12%
Jun
14 %
28 %;
2.570
27 %
Aug
2.P4
.
.
1
9.25
Jun
28% inly
Jun
33%
33
13%
13%
1,205
ll%
Fx b
16
May
29
28
30
53.8.9
19%
Feb
30
July
671
39%
521
55
52%'
a
11',{
10%
.
5.957
26% Mar
57% May
12% Jan
Jan
10% May
Jan
37 c
10c
16,0)0
1.30
8,850
95c
Jan
26C
28c
8.300.
25c
Jun
73c
Jan
15c
26c
17c
1.10
16c
16e
13c
July
26c
Jan
9c
Jan
16c
May
12.000
16c
July
•«
10c-
19,500
1.20
1.40-
35.590
2.75
2/»r%.
4; 660
20c
23c
6,600
2.35
2.69
44.880
3.50
4.50
2.650
7%
7%.
125
9c
Jan
1 75
--
Goldfields
Goodyear Tire
23c
Jan
Gordon
Apr
Graham
Bousquet
i—
Consolidated
Mmes
Mines
Apr
Great
Lakes
Paper
3.50
Jan
Great
Lakes
Power
Jan
2538
10%
6,545
5.50
Jan
2.75
2.75
2.80
4,000
Jan
Aug
4.10
Jail
3.50 Aug.
8.25
Jan
2.35
V2 July
7
Mar
10
Jan
48
150
Aug
58
31c
32c
3.650
25c
Fob
40c
Feb
15c
20c
2,200
15c
Aug
40c
Mar
20c
23c
14,750
18c
July
59c
Jan
62e
Jan
47%
28c
51.210
20c
Julv
48c
fide
46,800
42c
Jufv
80c
22c
50c
80c
1,800
54 c
Feb
27c
30c
5.900
31%
34' i#
4.633
20C
.
Jun
25C
1.03
Apr
93c
Jun
49 %c
Jan
42%
Jan
- -
30
July
17%
17%
785
15
Jan
18
May
18%
7.85
19%
3K1
17%
Feb
23
May
2.16
2.40
12.507
1.29
1.2.1
H.Uri.j
7.85
8.4')
5,435
16c
19c
19,000
26 '
70c
Mar
8.40
52%
523it
259
100%
102
5°0
9c
19c
13.000
26%
27
38 )
2.35
2.49
8.432
lie
13
13
May
Jail
24c
—1
15
*
*
—*
80c
26
33%
9,195
30%
41c
Aug
2.000
85c
Julv
Jiily
81c
8
1.95 Mar
9.55 July
15c
13c
8.85
2.35
3.20 May
280
76c
*
*
Jan
2,50)
8.35
100'it
Feb
Feb
2.93
27
13c
__
1.46
86c
14c
13c
8
141
12c
6,500
95c
32,779
30 3
t
131 a
Apr
1.10
Jan
Feb
51
985b
9C
26
2.35
9.35 July
Jun
5.90
56% Mar
Apr
114
May
July
34
Feb
8
6%
1Ic
July
80c
Aug
27
Jan
I.040
2.169
13
July
4.85
Jan
Jan
3.10
Jan
May
35c
1.30
600
52%
253
52
July
66%
43:,h
465
37
Mar
45
5.30
5.50
203
5.00
5.10
2,530
*
6%.
6%
495
—1
*
1
1
26c
31c
9,600
20c
60c
62c
2,925
60c
3.80
4.10
1.20
1.25
1.300
31c
36c
20.428
21c
23c
3.750
9c
10c
17,500
9c
Julv
IOV2C
3.85
31c
3.380
Feb
6.25
4.50 Mar
6.00
6% July
Feb
Aug
3.80 Aug
1.20 July
31c
19 %c
1,010
76c
July
1.500
18c
Feb
190
195
315
142
Jan
41'..
41%
35
41
Jun
100
13c
1.000
8.35
10c
2.15
39
*
6 %
240
10c
11c
15.050
2.15
2.25
700
13c
Feb
Jan
1.000
8.35
Jun
May
0c
13c
Jan
1.40
16c
20c
G * it
5.80
2Gc
85c
13c
Feb
1.30 May
Apr
6c
1
5
Jan
July
Aug
19c
6%
42c
Jan
70c
85c
190
7%
Apr
July
Aug
6c
*
50
Jan
6.00 May
5 31
52
5.00
Jan
July
187it Apr
31
5%
•
Common
Jan
21c
July
July
42%
—
*
1
Gold
17%
1234
Jan
July
50c
47%
*
Mackay class A
Granduc
23,016
Jun
20c
1
—
Apr
18
1.47
5 25
Aug
1
Canada common
preferred
55c
1.10 Mar
2 75
1
Mines
Uranium
Mar
July
4 r'r
1631
Jun
9c
31%
1
Gold—
Manitou
Golden
Jan
49%c
16%
2.60
1.15 Mar
Jan
1.42
13%
1
1
—
Mines
Goldcrest
4,000
7 V4
Mines
Mines
Uranium
Glenn
Jan
Gold
Gold
Mining
Feb
Apr
common
Prosp
Yellowknife
Glacier
13c
7%c
July
11c
1.00
a
32 1
5.00
Wares
31c
7
Jan
12' it
__
Steel
12c
7c
Jan
16c
Aug
1%
Mines
30c
13c
Jan
34c
2.21
12%
t
12 V»
1
12c
*
20c
27%
28
Canada common—1
Class A
Jun
July
62c
Jun
—1
—,—
Dynamics
Genex
10
Jun
Gc
9c
__
-1
*
1
——*
common
Power
Bakeries
General
90c
35c
91c
12c
Apr
16%c July
2.05
2.09
1
——
Mines
General
Jun
10
6.350
1.57
Exploration
Mines Ltd—
Feb
Jun
Feb
300
1.70
1.52
17c
3.65
1.6C
4.25
55c
85c
110% 110%
3.50
4.25
May
8 %c
7% July
*
Motors
14
300
May
17c
21 %c
Jun
Co
36c
2.500
55c
Feb
July
common
74c
52,000
Feb
Jan
7c
——
13,810
11
42c
36c
July
July
20c
Companies
Fraser
50,850
1.05
27
27
18c
22c
-_1
1
1
*
1
Mines
Fvancoeur
52c
9%c
25% July
July
July
16c
25c
Corp
(U St
Canada class A__
f 5c
11
Mar
55
3,075
Ford Motor Co
1.75
92c
Apr
28c
Apr
July
13c
4714
—
Canada
Florida
88c
8%c
15c
7%cJuly
5,250
12,600
51
34,500
„
43c
95c
Jan
15c
1,500
8c
Tungsten Copper
Federal Grain class A
Federal Kirkland
Fleet Manufacturing
1.51
Aug
10c
July
Jan
33c
Farwest
49c
22,420
1.09
9c
25%
2.16
93c
13c 15 Vac
55c
1.20
51
1
1.65
I4%c
Jan
5.20
July
3.35
13c 13 %c
:
—
1
28c
Jan
Mar
32c
July
10%
7%c
—1
.1
5
_10
27c
1
20,750.
11c
May
6.05
31%
1.85
41c
88c
Jun
9c
*
*
1
j^5c
35c
34%c
1.20
*
Gaiineau
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
1.23
16%
56c
56c
Falccmbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian—
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Galkeno
2,773,.
Apr
July
May
4.00
33c
3.00
Explorers Alliance
Gaitwin
8%
Jun
July
7.50
10%
- -
Refineries
Excelsior
Jan
8
41
4.85 July
16%
3.00
1
1
-1
1
—-—1
Oils
Pen-Rev
El
Apr
8%
Mar
May
102
Jan
101% July
200
38c
-1
common
Jun
''
27%
5.30
38c
40c
13
Aug
8.30 Aug
5.00
1
Ltd
Mines
Eld.ricn
2.09
100
16c
40
102
101%
.
47 %
1.85
174,100
1.05
5.00
Jan
1.57
Feb
55c
8c
——1
Mines
60c
14 VB
Apr
1.89
38c
Easy' Washing Machine——-—_——-*
Eddy Paper class A
20
Elder
36c
1.09
30c
7c
Products
Steel
Eastern
28c
Hi/a
Feb
32c
Smelting Ltd
&
Mining
Eastern
Aug
1.50
Apr
May
32c
7c
—
July
3,800
Jan
17c
22c
„•
—*
Metals
Eastern
18c
1
42.
17c
1.05
Jan
15%c July
12 c
Mines--
Sullivan
Ea.:t
7%c
1
page
500
38c
1/45;
2.75
20e
2.35
3.50
21 %c
.
footnotes
6,200
17c
-
-~-l
-1
i
1
*
600
26,929
May
9c
11,061
16c
10 %c
Mines——
Malartic
East
16,200
1.85
60c
75c
16c
Jan
16c
Jun
10c 10 %c
Jun
July
38c
Feb
8c
10%c
Gold—
Amphi
East
22,000
1
Discovery
61c
1
common—*
—.■——1
—
*
Madge——-
&
Donnell
Duvan
20c
1
Mines
3,439
6.05
_v-~-^—
25c
9.75
Denison
21,600
9c
70c
^—2
2.50
*
——
10c
•
Oils
Cordasun
16%c
28c
8%c
J.vll
——1
Tar 6c Chemical
Dominion
9c
Flin
Cadillac
Central
68C
~
18c
•
Mines
July
,
Foundry & Steel common—*
Dominion
Magnesium
*
Dominion Steel & Coal
——— *
25c
*
Bellekeno
38c
27c
Dominion
1
1
Eakeries
16,900
8%c
1
—-—————1
25c
1
Bridge
Dominion
25c
V—Corp„
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
9%c
2.50
Consolidated
Consolidated
45c
3.40
3.40
10
Mines
Consolidated
4,360
9%c
*
Life
Development
Consolidated
53c
*
.1
Mines
Consolidated
Mar
1.70
1
Mines
Enterprises
Key
Conro
57c
53,940
1
l
Copper
Yellowknife
Commonwealth
Con
July
5.25
1
Coldstream
Coniagas
22c
12%
1
Confederation
10,500
5.GO
*
Reco
44c
May
271
1
Mines
38c
Apr
b-ic
1
—
1
Consolidated
Jan
*
Seagrams—
Distillers
1
Gold
Combined
17,326
26c
1
Mines
Chimo
Colomae
2.15
12%
•
Cobalt
Lake
2.05
1
•
Oil
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Coin
Feb
1
Cheskirk Mines
Cody
Jan
1.25
•
Gold
Chesterville
7.05
1.42
15,960
*
Porcupine
Charter
.
1,950
2.20
47c
*
2.40
23c
2.10
*
1
Rio
Pat
5.60 Apr
3.40
1.98
1
Ltd
Quartz
Asbestos Corp
Athabaska
Cayzor
2.46 Mar
2.93
2.25
3.20
II
Gas
Producers
Captain
Cassiar
_1
,
Canso
22c
—
Warrants
Can Met Explorations
43,150
Jan
1
"
Exploration
Erin
July
6
Williston
Canadusa Oil & Gas_:
Canam
*
;
Canadian
26-/4 Mar
23%
60c
4.30
22
Jun
12%
26c 27
i
50c
/—
May
Canadian Hydrocarbon —__u—12
Canadian Malartic Gold
•
27c
:
4,806
Jan
85c
10
46
28%
11,625
23
——1
— *
Mines
5% Mar
\19
10c
Inea
Mines
Diadem
8.00
■
July
5.00
Ltd___
:
Oils——
63c
8
20c
Oils
Gil—
North
Mines
Palmer
4.000
19
^
May
Feb
5.35
22
^1
Mines—!
Gold Mines
1,850
7%
1.10 May
25c
4.90
51c
*
1
. —
Horn
70c
18
Apr
___—_.—.——_—
6%
13%
High
3.00 May
Warrants
09c
6.50
Feb
15c
4.90
—-_*
Mines—.———.—1
Brewis
D'Eldona
31
40
common—*
__
Homestead
Canadian
16 %
Jun
6
Food Products class A
Canadian
Apr
July
loo
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
1.40
i
Morse
Deer
8.50
__30c
Prefeired
14% May
20
*
Gas
Apr
10
preferred —/
Dock—
&
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
g.25
•
28c
547
22%
—*
——1
-*
__————
4.800
2.3
5,200
Feb
1
>
2.25
44c
20c
2,16b
—
5%
2.25
V
com 3
,
—
Apr
6%
38c
38%
—
1.10
___
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
Devonian
Jun
78c
25
75
6%
19
12%
825
16
16
28
*
Apr
class A.—
Leather
Dceottrsey
Jun
Feb
13%
630
25
.
Canadian Chieftain Pete—
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
Canadian
13%
4
3.75
37%
Ltd-.
D'Aragon Mines
16
36.651
July
2.33
4,425
common——
new
Daering Explorers
Daine
Mining Corp_—
53c
305
75c
13 3
•
•
common
16%
71c
73c
_♦
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—
Preferred
16 %
__
10c
2,305
4,406
—
Minerals
Mines
Davis
Canadian
Canadian
2.40
9.60 Julv
6.00 Feb
4
25%
4.8:i
Jan
2.33
18c
__———
Zellerbach
8.00
17
Feb
1.38
9.50
—
Mines
Pershing
55c
16
Canada-
of
Chestaurum
5.00 Julv
7.45
7.50
85c
July
Jan
37% Mar
Feb
*
1
—
July
67c
3.50
•
1
B
45c
15c
40.360
20c
*
*
1
—_:
Copper
Oil
Creo
May
75c
Jan
7.000
IOC
2.35
10
100
—*
Mining
Cournor
Cowichan
2.85 Mar
July
18c
18c
16c
Zinc—_______
Lead
Coulee
Jan
Jan
4.50
Jan
1.75
75
2.35
36%
•
Canadian Admiral Oils
Astoria
Jan
11.725
15c
68c
8.30
Clark
'
51
3.40
35
Wire
Jan
6.20
24% Mar
28 %
,
13%
July
5.05 July
28
B
Canadian
Mar
8.90
May
16c
Exploration
62
Coop
Mai-
11c
8.45
——
95
10%
Canada Southern
Canada
A
25
2.25
A
Class
50c
Feb
1
Gas of Toronto
Consumers
325
*
Oil warrants—
Canada Southern Petroleum
Jan
July
27%
—
class
36
May
8c
1
West
76
*
__
Consolidated
103
—
10
.
Malting common
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
1.55
Aug
Feb
20c
12,525
—*
Tungsten
Mining
Peroleum
Consolidated
3.20 May
July
1.20
Apr
5.05
common——.10
Iron
80c
May
9.50
—*
Canada
82c
11%
500
9c
1
_1
Mines Ltd
Consolidated Regcourt
Jun
2.05
Jan
21 %c 25%c
Consolidated Red Poplar Min-_—1
Consolidated Sannorm Mines—
Consolidated Sudbury Basin_
75
9.50
5.05
—.—L—,20
common
15%c Jan
Jan
24
3,935
Feb
July
Consolidated
Consolidated
May
1.20
'
28c
—
—
103
*
common—.—.—
Preferred
4
37
9% May
22.970
34 3
Apr
11 %C
Apr
26c
37,600
1.34
1.15
21c
May
6%c
71,300
10%
33
Packers
Consolidated
2.50 May
25:% July
9%c May
1,100
12C
1.20
—.
12c
13,500
33%
33
Class
Consolidated
19c
6.500
1.15
Canada
17% July
5.250
1.32
Warrants
Jan
8c
*
Foils
Consolidated
8c
-*
Calgary Power common
*
5%
preferred ——;—-—.100
Campbell Chibougamau _.
1
Campbell Red Lake
»«.'■,—„
.1
,
1.07
July
Consolidated
Consolidated
—25c
—r
—.
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
Canada
Apr
90c
1
Canada Cement
47%
—
_
Lake
Cabanga
Aug.
17'
14% Mar
10%
Calalta
Consolidated
68c
8,600
—.
Burehell
Consolidated
Jun
40 %
70c
6.00
6.10
_-l
—1
Smelting
&
1
Buffalo Canadian Gold
*
Buffalo Red Lake—
——1
Building Products
—
-*
Bunker Hill Exc,
._——-—aw———*
Ankerite
Consolidated
Apr
53
Jan
7%c
1
Brunsman
Buffalo
Apr
Feb
13%
7 %c
Brunhurst
Buffadison Gold
17%
13% Jan
Jan
41
15%
1
——_
100
68c
G9c
1
13%
6.971
68c
1
1
Howey Gold
1
Marbenor
Mines—
1
Marcus Gold Ltd—
1
Mic Mac Oils Ltd
*
Mining & Smelting
•
Morrison
Explor
1
Mosher
——2
Negus Mines—
——1
Nicholson Mines——_—*
Northland Mines
_1
Peak Oils———
—1
Pershcourt Mine
— 1
Mines-
Guayana
Consolidated Halliwell
Jan
Feb
36c
5,747
28c
.—
Consolidated
F.eb
Mar
47c
90c
64C
8c
—
Gillies Lake—:
Consolidated
July
41c
22,200
1.47 1.53
1.48
High
Low
50c
45c
45c
—1
Consolidated Golden Arrow——.——_*
44
10% May
3.300
11%
11 %
—;
50
Jun
88
46% Jun
11%
*
Mines—
95% Mar
39% Jun
43
91
Products
British Columbia Forest
Jun
Crest—
Iron
Warrants—'—
—_5Q
—
East
Fenimore
Consoi
Range Since Jan. 1
High
47c
1
—____•
—7
Oil—
Dragon
Consolidated
Jun
46%
Jun
Consolidated
Jun
57%
Feb
40
133
41
—*.—100
50
~
1
4% '/<>•
.
43 >/4
Electric—
Eriu#a Columbia
5 "i«
40
3.60
2.60 Mar
10,100
Shares
High
Low
High
2.90
Britalta Petroleum
hn
Law
for Week
Low
Par
*
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
Apr
Aug
2.10
34c
200
Jan
Jan
Mar
May
47 % Mar
7%
Jan
25c
Jun
11
Jan
8
Jun
10c
Jun
27%c
Jan
2.05 July
5.60
Jan
39
41%
2,077
38
24
25
225
99
Feb
Mav
147% May
27%
Jun
Volume 186
Number 5661
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...
41
(561)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Great
Northern
Gas
Greyhawk
Gull
Develop
Lead
Mines.-
Hock
Hasaga
Head
Heath
Red
Gold
30,600
9'ao
3.000
30
500
<•
.6
G
VT*.
1212C
13c
17c
20c
—1
17c
Mines
85c
Feb
Apr
45c
Feb
46
I0?.i
10%
200
31%
32? 4
3,393
31%
•
inn
IB1.2
i
•
•
22c
J
2—20
.wi.
_'
Powders
'
Waite
*
9
Apr
Feb
65
,Jan
15% July
Feb
Ore
-
Alogul Alining Corp
Brewery
10%
;
Aloore
Corp
Creek
National
Drug
3.70
2,638
22
8(50
11
15%
'
f!7
4,984
11%
93
19.741
87
51
51
54
2,339
22c
19c
22c
Jl?4
11%
51
:
54
14%
Jan
New
Davies
Feb
11
July
87
Aug
42% Jan
Jan
90c
12% Feb
19c
Aug
111
Apr
93/i July
New
Delhi
New
New
Jan
Gas
14
Jan
47
62
Alay
New
15
19
Ilosco Alines
1.300
2.60
Feb
5.20
Apr
Newlund
1.10
Feb
1.30 Alay
21 %c
24e
9,500
1.10
1.16
33,445
54c
Jan
17,550
36c
July
96c
July
65c
19%c Jan
17c
j8c
Apr
1.35
Jun
Jan
July
Highridge
Mines
New
Newnortn
New
Lake
62c
Jan
28c
Alar
73c
Jail
Nickel Rim
13c 14 %c
14,500
12c
July
25c
Jan
05e
65c
Feb
59c
4,513
24.300
62c
55c
47c
Alay
2.80
2.80
3.40
12,200
1.60
1.70
53,300
1
1.70
1.80
1,760
60c
65c
Bay___
12c
75c
_l
Aug
1.68 Feb
1
Townsite
19c
•
July
Alay
49c
1.05
67c
19
•
New Superior
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laiarge
Cement class
Cinch Mines
Lake
Dulault
Lake
Lingman Gold
Osu
A
July
3,930
Jun
12,309
10c
July
2,000
67c
July
4,000
12 %c
July
1,056
!
1
Lake
Wusa MiningLuz Mines
Lamaque Gold Mines
1
Nisto
18c
Feb
17%
Jan
2.75
"
1.70 Aug
Jan
93c
Jan
26c
Jan
1.34
Apr
Oils
*
Nortlispan
24"%
Jun
•
1st
preferred
Cos
class
i.'iy
1.03
1.25
15,100
9c
14c
19c
2.35
2.35 '
2.60
42,500
2.20 Jan
13,900
1.85
2.70
2.65
43
•
_«
Yellowknife
Macassa
ZIIIIIl
Mines
Macfie
Macmillan Bloedel
class
B
Consolidated
-
12c
8,000
13,100
98c
*
29
28%
29%
1
7
_Z
Ltd
Marigold
Oils
Ltd_
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Ltd
com_I
Red
7%
7%
7%
83i/2
83'/»
83%
page
42.
Feb
1,000
7c
2,750
July
7c
45
1.85
12c
Alay
5.00
Jan
15c 17%c
3.35
Jan
14 %c
July
Jan
Aug
9,940
95c
47,300
76c
36,850
30c
Lake
45q,,
July
35c
Jun
50c
50c
5.50
5.50
5.75
2,500
1.31
1.16
1.34
122,635
5.75
5.70
1,050
50
Aug
57%
Jan
Jan
34c
Aur
3.20
40c
Jun
4.80
85c
•
•
1.40
6.10
July
1.67
Jun
34,605
Feb
9.00 Mar
5,280
936
4.20 July
11% Mar
17% July
160
36% July
41 ?i
39
8.50
735
5.50
5.50
300
1.30
1.45
4.00
4.00
500
55c
60c
3,500
2,300
5.35
.
.
1
57c
•
1.30 July
—
2.40
Jun
2.10
3.50 July
48c
May
July
84c
Alar
Alay
19c
6,000
15c
Jun
30c
32c.
3.050
29c
July
44c
Jun
7c
7%c
5,100
7c
Jan
11c
Mar
57c
60c
4,710
50c
Feb
02c
Alay
23c
Jan
9c
9,000
8c
July
10c
69,811
8c
25c
25c
2,000
July
July
2.35
2.53
7,400
28c
26c
32c
24,500
•
1.90
1.85
1.95
14,900
60c
3,400
10%
10%
11
4,085
2.60
25c
2.34
26c
Jan
July
1.85
55c
July
July
9.35
Feb
20c
•
Jan
2.85
Jan
47c
Jan
2.40
95c
15
2.60
22 i
3oc
106, GuO
18c
Feb
42%c
37c
3.200
26c
Jan
69c
Alay
1
,36 %e
39c
11,600
27c
Mar
54c
Alay
Alines
Jun
Pan
Jan
Paramaque
Petroleum
Parbec
Jun
ADr
8?4 Jan
•
Mines
2.50 Jan
3.15
Paymaster
Peace
Pembina
common—i
42c
Feb
57c
21c
Jan
74c
9c
3,300
8V2c
Apr
13c
Jan
17,000
6c
Aug
10c
Jan
9,069
54c
Jan
6c
7c
74c
4.50
4.50
170
82c
75c
85c
11,700
55c
Apr
20c
18 %c
20c
16,000
18c
Feb
14%
6,620
9
Feb
•
Apr
15c
Jan
36 %c
Jan
Peruvian
2.08
Jan
Petrol
Jun
Phillips Oil Co
4% Aug
Apr
Jun
1.28 May
6
Jan
95c
Jan
26 %c Alay
13%
13
.1.25
13?i»
13%
14
3,050
44
45
90
43
July
18
Alay
47% May
16
July
23
16
*
preferred
2
3.60
16
100
3.35
3.60
63,115
480,300
12 3/4
2.30
Jun
Jan
16%
3.90
Jun
Feb
Apr
Apr
Feb
Alay
4,100
1
common
Oil
iz
17%c July
36% July
143
20,600
,
Gas
Feb
43c
71c
_50
Credit
Pernio
Feb
Jan
1
Gas
Pipeline
Peoples
9c
16 %
100
9c
*
Preferred
62c
1,202
1
Mines
Nat
14,645
56c
1
Ltd
51,950
.
Jun
50c
1
Alines
Consol
River
16c
33?4
Jan
42c
'
1
Mines
15c
32%
121 ?4 131%
10c
Pardee
Jan
•
Oils
Uranium
Apr
30c
2.20
Jan
Jan
Alay
26c
29c
Feb
Jan
Jan
80c
,_l
15c
18c
Jan
4.50 Alay
Afar
18c
8c
.
9.00
6.25
3.70 May
Fell
3.20
8c
1
6.80 Mar
31c
....
32c
'
Hereey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
.1.21
Jan
Apr
Feb
99c
6.40
38
1
Western
Jan
Jan
ALar
4.60
20
common
6.10
1.59
65c
17%
20
—
Aug
4.20
8.25
77
^
Jan
45
12c
16:%
;
32%
34c
Apr
2.65
3.55
1
1.85
Jan
Fee
31c
1
11c
Jan
2.59 July
1.95 Aug
82c
Pacific Eastern
Jan
July
lie
Feb
6
Feb
79% May
21c
7% Jun
87
Jun
45c
500
41c
Apr
60c
Jan
15,200
33c
Jun
89c
Jan
22 %
100
25
81 %
551
58%
100'/a
105
740
71 % Mar
July
Jan
Perron
Gold
Pickle
Crow
1
Powell
River
Powell
30c
Jun
Power
Rouyn
Corp
Oil
25c
3,730
9c
1,000
9c
Jun
20c
Jan
Prairie
%c 38 %c
9.000
30c
Feb
53c
Apr
Premier
22,500
1.64
1.68
11,230
1.01
1.07
9,074
1.05
1.35
1.31
•
60c
1.35
2,225
8%c
9c
11,650
10%
1
10 %
475
Jan
1.20 Jan
80c
1.40
Aug
Jan
1,00 July
1.20
7c
Jun
Jan
10% July
88c
1.50
Jen
1.83
Apr
1.60 Alay
1.66
Jan
Jan
75c
Jan
15,600
40
2,435
38% July
46%
6,500
5Cc
Jan
1.00
74
75
Ho
55
Jan
1
Gold
60c
72c
4.25
4.85
500
1
9c
9c
600
68c
55c
Mar
3.95 Alar
7c
Apr
Jan
15c
13%
68C
39%
Jun
2.25 Alay
38%
•
1
57c
27e
•
—
Gold
Roy
Border
6,850
85c
1
Gold of B C
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Jan
1.70
80c
•
Pioneer
Jun
72c
1.48
83c
1
Alines
July
26
85%
116
55c
1.70
•
Ltd—
Gold
63c
1
Minerals
&
Gas
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
17c
J»ly
Mines
Oil
Oil &
21c
38
20c
15c
Page
30c
*>ic
7%c July
9,o00
3,000
Pacific
79%
lOO'Z
Osisko
9c
7771777777*
;
105
Jun
7%c
Jan
35c
:
see
4,046
13c
7c
I7%c
Jan
22%
*
1
11,700
1.13
Feb
Apr
1.34
1.49 Alar
45c
35c
*
Lake
footnotes
*
1777777*
-
HoVv'atrers OoM Mines
For
20c
10c
12c 12 %c
7771
common
lake
4.100
24,150
*
7
class B.
Frontenac
9%c
22c
1.30
i50
Preferred
Matachewan Consolidated
Maybrun Mines
Hclntyre Porcupine
5,553
20c
20c
12,100
Jan
6?i May
19c
52c
Jun
•
Gold
5%c
1.24
9%c
1.29
1.70 Mar
Orenada
2,000
18,200
July
8c
2.01
.
Onnsby Alinerals
108,750
300
ZZZl
I_Z_Z_»
Mining Corp_
Feb
Jun
1.70
24,000
July
17c
luc
2,000
_
56c
5%c
8
60c
7,500
44,100
1.95
Warrants
IIV2C Jan
18c
25c
20,810
•
Jockey Club
July
15c
1
Ontario
6c
25c 26 %c
*
v' 71c
13c 15%e
3.20
O'Leary Alalartic
2,000
n7%
«
common
65c
1.95
11c
Jun
Alay
4,270
60c
1.25 Alay
13c
Jan
Jun
53c
3,830
900
100
1.47
26c
Jan
2.25
•
Oils
Pater
5%c
30
Aug
30c
2.82
•
Jan
6%C
1(>C
30,ulo
87c
Ogama Rockland Gold
Jan
6 %c
43,0 jU
4_ic
7%C
;_i
Oka Rare Aletals Alining—,
1.30 May
1
Jan
2,250
Oil Selections
2.05
1.42
Jun
48c
c
37
7c
1
Obar.ka Lake Mines
O'Brien Gold Alines
July
May
28
9c 12 %c
f
2.20
7
35
1,900
30c
Jun
,.1
:
Alar
-
Jan
Feb
58,500
common
Preferred
July
1.00
July
24c
24c
common
Jun
13%c Jan
65c
Jan
2.70
Aug
48%
Uranium
Alar
1.50
1.00
18 %c
2.65
warrants
91c
2,427
1.45
16 %c
.8,100
Jun
24c
Jan
8c
2.25
23c
35%c July
2i),646-
19C
1
Okalta
July
23c
1.55
July
1.35
2.70
•
Amalgamated
Parker Drilling
ioc
1
1.72
11c
29C
16c
Apr
8c
1.10
July
July
.1.22 Alay
_•
.
22c
8%c
July
Aug
10c
28c
7%c
9%c
1
Maritime
AreMarmac
3,000
8c
Ltd
Milling
Red
1.000
17,200
7V2C
1.06
.
IvIcKenzle
12c
28c 31 %c
1.00
65c
1.00
Mines
Grain
450
7'/2C
•
Uranium
Mines
17,800
74c
26,325
45
43%
1.10
2,900
68,820
20c
1G6
Jun
Jun
17c
8%c :8%c
1
Jun
1.29
18c 19 %c
l.ic
•
July
Jun
Jan
3 20
Orange Crush
7C
30c
•
Opemiska Copper
3,600
.
65c
7*
77l
25% July
3,975
17.
37c
.
1
25% July
lie
70c
Feb
1
Feb
17,000
Alay
July
19c
1
May
40,500
JUn
42c
2..)5
1
16
43c
Goldfieids__
Maneast
Hereon
48
40c
•41c
20,14.)
1
Gils
Jan
30
27
2.17
Majortrans
Leaf
Feb
43% Mar
42c
_
Mines
Malartio
Maralgo
Apr
Apr
3.50
Apr
Apr
11c
10c
'
•
2.85
Jan
2.60
1.85 Alar
9,600
_
1.46
.
Jun
5Gc
127,600
24c.
88c
1.44
Jun
3.15
Aug
2.j5
23 %c
1
Nudulama.Alines Ltd
Jan
Apr
Jan
GjlC
•
Feb
22c
4.25 May
42c
2.05
___.
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Mages Sporting Goods
10,200
•
19c
17c
43c
1
Feb
Feb
2 10
Mines
6,800
8c
1
16
1
Gold
26c
2.17
•>',.
.
1
July
1
Macleod Cocksliutt
Magnet
2.10
IIII1
Explorations
1
•
40
28c
Mocdonald Mines
100
July
1.78
Jan
Norvalie Alines—
9c
1.02
.—7*
Mines
12 %c May
51c
May
892
_I
3
Gold
7%c July
18,500
25c
3,220
Warrants
Louvicouat, Gold field
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Mar
3.00
,
35c
8.00 July
12c
9c
Alar
|
Feb
Aug
Northern Telephone
Northland Oils
Ltd
1,000
%c
67c
:
July
42
8c
Jan
Feb
90c
9c
24%
16c 20
23c
loc
24%
1.02
28c
3,UoU
41%
•
1
Aug
43 %c July
16,700
23%
1
.
Mines.
15c
Alay
;July
-
15c 1-7 %c
Northern Canada Alines
1.60 Jun
65c
Uranium
8c.
..
9%c ll%c
Ltd.
Jan
2.59 July
35
10c
1
Jan
Feb
820
.
16,600
12 %e
1
—7777
Apr
1.85
Alar
48
8,500
_1
16c
73c
23%
'
10c.
33,341
2.55
1
39c
73,100
2.85
44
Apr
loc
!
23%
237»
50
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
125
28
A
B
Jan
1,200
*
Preferred
3.75
3,000
30
preferred
Aug
Jan
15c
9c
29
40
53c
1.45
1
Rankin
North Star Oil
3.75
.
25% Mar
115
1
Canadian
Jan
July
5.05 Alar
615
41
2.85
1
Alining
North
Jun
2.55
_1
\
J.
1
;
Ltd
North
19%
3.63
Zl
Mines—A
Mines
Loblaw Groceterias
15c
1.01
Jan
Jan
51c
77c
Alines—,
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
2.80
27?#
2.49
gQc
Alines
Normetal Aiming
Corp
Norpax Oil & Alines Ltd
22c
2.55
'
7%c
20c
.
1
Warrants
9c
2,505
3.35
Jan
July
75
1956 warrants
14c
6.85
.
blc
Norgoid
1.60 Jan
2,000
7,450
-
Jan
63c
22
53c
1
12% July
2,500
May
Aug
26
23c
1
Jan
11,235
6.20
^ "
s7c
Oils—
11% July
0c
25
4.30
45e
—
Alines.
Feb
18
90c
13c
50
•
8c
50c
CanadaZZZZZZ"
;
Alines
Apr
18
1.15
9C
*
Ding Lac Gold
Class
1.02
~
.
*
Petroleum
9,100
18c
l
Leiicourt Gold
Lexindin Gold
3,52#
1.19
9%c
*
;
,
Gold
Loblaw
1.02
1
1
Mints
1,678
12
1.06
1.18
.1
Mines
23
22%
11%
1
jLa
Liberal
22%
H
Mines
Mines—
Shore
Leitch
•
.
3.70
.
._50o
of
Nor Acme Gold
Class A
Labatt
26
27c
Jan
Julv
3.90 July
Jan
1.48
50c
19
70c
1
•
7c
13
J 9c
lie
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
3(1
41
1
Nipissing Mines
1
Mines
Copper
Jun
25%
777771
7—77l
New Senator Roujn
Jan
2,420
20
4,538
Rouyn Alerger
July
17c
20,500
500
July
77777771
Gold
34c
8c
18,300
22
9%c July
25c July
Smelting Co Ltd
New-Ahnaa-Scotia
;
AlylamaijUe Expioranon
lo%c
14?!,
30c
•
6,500
New
7.800
7c
July
12 %
22
1
102,700
37,200
14%,
Jan
12
Jan
Alining &
22c
>,
84c
Feb
107#
15,300
Mines
36c
14
Julv
93%
730
50c
Alines
Alunitoba
i4c
l,
40c
675
11
11c
Gold
34c
1
Gold
5,000
12
27c
Alining
35c
65c
1.16 Mar
32c
Explorations
11,450
15o
Alay
29c
New Goldvue Alines
New Ilarricanu
1.75
*
.
71
74c
9%c
New. Fortune Alines
Apr
41c
4.00
1
_;
Gil
57%
1.60
_____•
49% Jan
2,800
•
25 %
4
Apr
Alay
2,571
*
75c
40c
>
1.09
41c
75c
j
Dickenson. Mines
3.75
19%c
40% May
ZZZZZIZZZ7Z~Zl
Alines..,
3.75
17c
18
Jun
10%
77777-*
7.1
Petroleum
Kelorc
T
Jan
37
6.50 Jun
Jason
1
15
50
5,700
Continental
19%
Apr
20c
-.i;
425
71
11%
25c
Develop
New
Alines—.
17
38
26%'July
Feb
22 %c
New
New
13c
17
38
66c
1,177
Jun
Jan
1,900
22%
30c
12?'#
2.05
176
i
Petroleum
Jan
%
68%
75c
com
1.15 July
Jan
Apr
75c
yT
99
40c
7
25
74c
30c
Jun
Jan
1
11,690
1.15
25%
74c
*
24%
4,667
99,957
Aug
1.25
1.20
Feb
Alar
2~05
New Chamberlain
New Concord
Jun
61c
13
11
50c
Jan
July
54c
July
100
*
Mines
6%
2.20
3
Afay
14
33
40o
15','z
39c
Jan
30c
11%
New British Dominion Gil
New Calumet
Alines
1.00 Aug
87c
45c
120
New .Bristol Oils
300
33c
Jun
July
1,000
Jun
15,900
1
20c
11c
2,000
Am-
1.05
i.io
Jan
Jun
14%
*
21%
77775
Biulamaque Gold
1.00
_l
14:% July
14
—77777777710
——
474
..
820
94
3.30 Alar
61c
610
.
16
15V«
3.25
14c
-
Athona
14%
16
_
Alar
*
7
1.00
.
17c
Apr
4.45
32%
*
51
'
,
9%c Mar
2.15 Aug.
23c
Car
Feb
G%
3,800
2,000
40c
Jan
14
1
Nealon
Jan
16
200
9%c
Feb
1.61
51
3% July
2.086
67c
355
26c
Jun
34
235
6.05
11%
—
•
15%
65c
•
2.45
14%
__
7777777-7.1
Chemical
Feb
5,700
41,025
5
Trust
1.20
34c
14c
Preferred
National
300
4.35 May
2.35 May
2.85
Jan
47%
5,572
•
Alar
•
National Explorations
l7tdZIZ7ZZ7I77Z7*
National
Grocers
common
*
.'Preferred
.—77720
National Petroleum
New
:
&
1.55
Feb
2.75
15
777l
New
23
2.95
21c
Mines
Jan
50
1.23
4,740
9 %c
7 ZZZl
-777777—*
Alinerals
Nama
New
150
Jun
1.70 Mar
16,517
2.15
"•
Jan
2,048
Apr
1.73
Jan
1.50
3.60
32c
7
common—
Apr
51
1334
Jan
*
A
6%
85
10%
*5e
7
class
12 %
31%
15% Afar
Jan
t>6c
~7l
Aloneta Porcupine
Alontreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
4% July
11c
Apr
24c
Apr
12
13
10% July
19.500
10
100
1.45
2 80
1
Alines
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
New Alger Mines
15c
1.100
129,150
3.40
7777777*
60
May
13
1.24
4^
1
CorpZZI—ZIZ
Alines
Jan
12%
3 40
l
Containers common
2.08
13
Cla.-s A
Molsons
1.10
1.16
1.55
;
24,100
12 %
1 19
•
*2.837
5
Jan
>
1,000
l0?i
Jun
24'/aC
777*
Uranium
50% Mar
9,284
18%
Jun
*
Alining Corp
Alay
Alay
14% Aug
Ltd
Warrants
Kirkland Hudson
McCabe
46% Alar
420
Feb
13c
1
Metals
1
Mines
Gold
Kilembe
AleColl
72
13
35
Jan
13
79,000
13.50
Noranda Alines
Kenyilie
Maple
54%
21%
*
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Lynx
32
Jan
2.20
16,918
14c
Brick
Mindamar
7.00 Jan
V"
(1939)—
Gold
41
1.55 July
50
3.50
3.70
*
—25c
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
52%
Jun
16%
13c
City Petroleums
1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums
•Jupiter Oils-,
1—
2nd
Jan
*
a—5
Mining
Joliet-Quebec
Little
46c
50%
*
'
Lake
Aug
4,500
15,600
85
1
._■
•
Mining Corp
Exploration
Lake
20c
25c
1.70
33;i 4
30%
I
*
Ltd..*.
Jacobus
Lake
Apr
13c
___25c
.
Kerr
86%
5
•
Ran wick
Products
Jobhrke
Aug
5.80
com.<_»
,.
'•
Jonsmith
58?a
10%
1
,
Copper Mines Ltd
Bay Mines-..
Jellicoe
4.65
6,842
51%
.
{
Intel-provincial. Pijie Line—_.
Investors Syndicate common
Jeanette
4,900
GG%
'
-1
-.
Interprcvincial Bldg Credits
Jaye
140
5.15
53?n
20c
51?*
10
International Petroleum
Jack
23% Alay
Feb
15%
i3c
,;i
_
23?'4 Ainy
Jan
30
15%
common
Gas
Lake
Jun
Mar
1.29
]
Power
Alidwest Industries Gas
Warrants
Aiilliken
July
July
1.16
Alining
National Steel
•
—
.International
Iron
Feb
10%
100
■
Isotope
11%
3,677
54%
__50
common..
<&
Preferred
Milton
5.35
45c
j on
Mines
Light
Alulti
6,003
20
1.55
70
common.*
preferred
Jun
30?a
33%
1
*
Co
11% Feb
36
20%
13
;
Jun
July
May
4.95
"3
58?a
Uranium
Modern
19
10
:
Jan
1
High
Feb
3.15
25c
7—1
Alin
30%
•
20
Ltd
8%
Alining
Jan
2.00
23% Feb
9,100
Alining Endeavour Co
12%c Jan
39%
.
Preferred
.Warrants,.
6c
26c
l
Corp
Gas
11,500
19,833
28c
Jan
115
Smelting..
—
Co
7c
4.65
25c
Midcon Oil &
Jun
Low
4.35
Jan
6?4
2,100
i__
Inspiration Mining
'International Bronze
L.i,f,.Ajjtioiial NICkw
A
18c
July
July
240
1.16
1
•.^Inland- Natural
Class
1.07
July
16,500
G%
11,500
—.
Irish
July
7c
6
9,100
8%c
6
rlni)>erial Toiiacccrof Canaua ortfniUryi5
6
preferred
_4.8G%
Indian Lake Gold
1
•„
50c
54c
7c
14c
39C
Imperial Bank
'Imperial Invest class A__
'•Imperial Oil
:
•
9%c Jan
May
1.48
common
Altge
&
27c
45?ft
Oils
Cement
Jan
8,500
•
(John)
15c
Apr
:10c
()C
5
Jan
62 c
37c
„
Inglis
July
30c
•
Hoyle Alining
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hugh Pam Porcuiilne
Inland
7?8
I6%c May
45?'j
;
Accept
preferred
Feb
•
:
Class B
preferred
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25 %c
Midrim
Mill
6
IOC
17c
3c
Ltd—
Paper
Alar
30% July
20c
Co
Industrial
15c
5,000
__
1
Erie
6%cJuly
17c
1
Canada
Smith
Alar
31,800
50c
*
common
Meta
14
Low
4 40
Alexican
0'.2C
l
Paper
Jan
21 ?4 Alar
Shares
1.25
Petroleum
Apr
22% Apr
Apr
Petroleums
for Week
Exploration & Develoyraent_50c
Mentor
49c
17c
l
Atedallion
14c
July
22
4 110
i?>c
10?a Mav
2?-i July
10
210
1
Class A
.
9.070
29«2
30
Jan
11c
May
9%c July
17?» July
2,000
18H
255
1
Hollinger
5Viif,r
912C
173i
17%
1
Home
$4%
Merrill
3.120
Drilling
Consol Gold
.5c
Aur
7c
.
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Humber
67c
26,900
11
Highland Bell
: Huron
Feb
18c
10U
Lake
Hinde & Dauch
Howard
36c
39c
15c
10
Heva Gold Mines
Oil
Alerrill Island
11
.
Mines
Mines——
Lakes Iron.
Tower
Mar
37 c
♦
.
Gold
Hendershot
Hi
48
(i'yC
amb
Gold
Headway
Aug
i
Minerals
of
Feb
36
30
Gold
Harding Carpets
Harrison
43
545
10
Lake
Gypsum Lime
Hard
July
37
loc
1
Products pfd___
Gwillim
39
36
37c
Warrants
Gurney
25
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Par
1.100
5%
Week's
Last
High
9-
39
36
Friday
Sale Frice
8V2
1
Mines
>
STOCKS
Low
1
___
AUGUST
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Ltd
ENDED
39
l
_
Uranium
Mines
Gtmnar
8%
50
Plains
Gulch
Shares
Low
1
common
Preferred
Great
of Prices
WEEK
for Week
Last
Par
FOR
Sales
83
%
5.90
13c
Jan
Jun
Jun
Apr
Jan
,
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(562)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Pronto
Warrants
IIIIIIIIl
Purdex
4.10
Quemont Mining
Macdonald
—
2.00
2,156
1.80 July
3.95 Mar
Union Gas
1.45
1.70
5,600
1.16
Feb
2.30 July
Union
3.85
4.25
171,370
1.70 Mar
9%C
2,000
9%c July
Jan
1.00
13,860
87c
4,250
60c
2.34
2,873
7.25 Aug
1.79
2.87
1.01
77c
83c
8,500
1.55
19,375
16c
23,600
Feb
1.01
1.05
800
May
21,300
,
1.01
44c
1.99 Mar
1.00 May
Jun
6,037
1.25 May
2.50
Jun
10 %e July
23c
Jan
Vulcan
62c
73C
Feb
75c
14,200
15c
351,971
21c
50c
47c
43c
48c
21,5'J4
21
22%
7,345
9%C
9%c
1,000
19C 21 Vac
11,400
*
—1
•
Can Ltd
Vi
Mines
Oils
Mining
1.00
16%
Feb
Jan
15c
24c
July
71
73
1,2 <8
19%
5,961
16
Jan
23%
10%
650
10%
Feb
12%
14c
10,500
11c
77
17c
Apr
St
14%
95
45
1
81c
85c
3,700
1
_*
common
19c
20c
4,500
15
15
2,015
29%
29%
600
preferred
Maurice
Gas
St
Michael
Uranium
_
Ltd
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Preferred
San
&
Webb
Gold
River
53c
—-—_1
—1
May
Werner
Debentures
July
30% July
Feb
45c
May
68c
Jan
Western
13c
Jan
70c
Jun
Weston
20
1.27
58
Jan
1.82
Jan
80
July
Jan
3.15
13,710
3.30
3.40
30,808
2.50
Feb
3.95
Jun
7.40
7.95
31,235
3.60
Jan
8.10
July
85 %
Jan
3.60
88 %
1,128
80
41
35
40
55c
4,300
50c
Julv
5.00
5.25
29,292
Jun
,
Manufacturing
D
Somerville
80c
Southam
Winchester
Ltd
Lead
Standard
Stanleigh
Materials
&
Uranium
Corp
Stanrock
Uranium
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Steel
Mines
14,125
3Gc
I,000
18%
18%
852
76c
25 %c
4.55
11
80c
8,140
5
700
6U
45.. Jun
66c
Jan
May
1.03
"*'30c
Jan
60c
11%
8
Mar
Feb
78c
31 %C
30c
35c
10,883
27o
Jan
42c
41
41%
75
43
4.00
4.50
12,276
34
Mar
3.15
22,155
1.47
1.35
1.69
39,129
60c
Feb
12c
13c
53,800
10c
Jan
24%
24 %
»
18%
1
—1
300
1,584
9,500
18%
20%
31,087
17
345
23c1
25c
II,150
10c
10c
9,000
16%
"
Oil
Sturgeon
River
Gold
Sudbury Contact
24c
2.50
2.50
34c-
20%
10
23c
Jun
17%
Jan
July
59c
Jan
Jan
15c
Feb
9%c
5,660
1,900
1,050
18%
19%
650
17
Mar
—_________
100
96
96
25
96
Jan
Gold—
50c
5 %C
5%c
9,000
1.40
1.60
129,600
1
Taylor
1
Texas
,___
Calgary
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Iron
5%
common
i
Finance
class
A
Canada Explorations
Empire Oils..
Rights
Ltd—
Trans
Trans
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Oil
Tribag
Trinity
Mining
Pipeline..
Co
Ltd..
Chibougamau
19Va Mar
28
Jun
6% Mar
12
May
5,000
*
29c
217
-
34c
19c
Jan
35c
July
lie
Jan
43c
July
Jan
19
May
40
July
July-
101/4
5,472
2.90
Jun
20C
.1,835
1.37
Feb
35
30,700
13%
July
7 Vac May
1,04*3
38
10c
5,480
14%
1.45
Apr
July-
1.30 May
10Vt May
1.15 Feb
13% Aug
29c
1.60
Jan
19c
1.500
18c
July-
37c
Jan
7%c
10c
18,500
7c
July
16C
Apr
8 Vac
8%c
1,500
8c
Jun
13C
Jan
1.25
1.30
12,3.35
1.23
July-
1.93
Anr
7c
7%c
5,183
6c
May
10 %C
Feb
25c
■
30c
7,200
23c
Jan
40c
Apr
1.28
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—1
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Toronto Stock
Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian
Week's
Sate rriet
\
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National
Canadian
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Sales
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•
Funds
Friday
■.
STOCKS
for Week
%>f l*i rices
Low
'■
Corp
4.25
100
32%
50
7%
8
455
27 %
■■
28%
*
0
Corp
Lota
4.25
——
',
Pulp
—
570
9c
May
16c
Mar
35c
Jan
55c
May
2.75
2.60
2.85
15,300
71c
69c
73c
9.500
50c
Feb
78c
77c
80c
13,200
72c
Jun
1
12c
10c
9
3.80 -3.90
Dredging—
Canada & Dominion Sugar„
General Investments
*
4% May-
High
6
Jan
10
Anr
1.55
Jan
3.35
2.55
July
} 4.90
98c
!
1.25
Industries
Jan
7% Aug
10%
Jan!
.
Canadian
IngersoH Rand
Canadian
'
35
Apr'
27%
22%
3.75
Aug
July
345
21
Jan
30
205
28
Mar
*17%
1.074
53
53
0
Apr'
4.50
25% May
31 Va May
May
50
45
Feb
53
July!
48%
63
36
Jan
52
Apr
341»
1.421
32 V*
Jun
39 %
Jan
32c
35c
4,528
20c
Jan
50c
-
_
if
TT CO
.
0
Paper
Jan
Dalhousie
331
■
_—
—.
*
Oil
_
Oilcloth
S
Lino
&
a
Paper
28
75
19
1,095
29
...
29
200
—
0
25
*
7.50
__
__
_
28
18%
0
.
—
International
International Utilities
Minnesota
Jan
Ogilvie
Pato
12c
25,700
5c
July
36c
25
100
28
Mar
16%
29
25
May
4
95 3 4
110
90
67 %
680
47%
95 3
-
Feb
July
66 %
!
.4
5
:
-
20,308
19c
Jan
93c
July
43
1,008
18%
18 Va
200
35%
35%
50
32
Jan
*
27%
27%
50
22 %
Feb
27%
27%
100
20
Feb
39%
40%
2.980
36 %
Apr
42 %
May
Feb
Apr
30%
22
Feb
•
May
37 %
Jan
29
Jan
-
103%
Jan
70
Jun
44
152
39
Apr
48
Jun
Ontario
&
Flour
2.50
Paper
common
Consolidated
■.
26
26
110
26
July-
34
Apr
31
■31%
200
30% Mar
38
May
3.75
3.80
1,200
0
_
Gold
Mines-
1
3.75
3.70
July-
2.35
July
5.20
Apr
Jan!
Jun
44
—.
Jan
77c
39%
—
1
2.00
1.96
2.20
7,200
*
3.05
2.90
3.05
27,214
28c
30c
6,056
41% Aug.
17% Jun
1.20
2.00
28c
Jan
Feb
July
July
49
Jan
20
Mar
37%
.
'
Jun
Consolidated
Zellers
!
3.25
Jun
105
2,728
96
23c
24c
3,100
21c
33%
30%
35%
9.601
17
7.30
7.25
7.50
12,651
30C
35c
2,700
28c
Mar
55c
May
27c
28c
3,375
20c
Feb
33c
Jan
—
—
Inv
Trust.
Gold
Corp
.
0
Apr
FOR
9.00
Jan
5%
6
200
67c
3,000
30
•
30
40
•
;
x
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
-
.
Cash sale (not included in year's range).
Aug
Mar
23%
CANADIAN
y
<
5 %
54c
Jan
3.40
59
Jan
11% July1.10
July
6% July-
89c
May
23
MARKETS
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wi When issued.
in year's range),
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delivery sale (not included
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t
value.
range).
x
Jan
65c
2-
■
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e
Aug
50c
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par
35% Aug
10%
700
'
a
d Deferred
100
1.10
*
-
34c
10%
1.00
—'
ZIIIIIi
*
145% May
393
;
FOOTNOTES
Apr
3.35 May
40c
100%
Jun
Gen
Yukon
May
23C
Feb
Canadian
May
101%
6.95
Third
0
Petroleum
31
•
Apr
Southwest,
300
50
48 3
*
Sangamo
2.50
2.43
♦
Bros
4
10%
2.45
Price
30
♦
._1
j
20
"
Consolidated
J
151/4 Mar
$
Westinghouse
1,430
17
——
-
common
'
Jan
67c
—
'
Apr
39 Va
Jun
41%
,_■*
!
;
Apr
31%
29%
*
r
Canadian
22%
.
Canadian
Dupont Co Canada 1956
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Prods—.
1,500
150
Gold
Dominion
6,500
29,635
Bulolo
Jun
10c
9%
—
I
Range Since .Tan.'t
High
32%
*
I
j
Shares
.
Jan
50c
2.29
_1
_.
____
1.75
•
Resources
1,555
2
13%
r
•.
•
Mines_____—
Apr
•
Transcontinental
Jun
Apr
50c
9%
40
Trans
Jan
27%
1.00
224,600
19c
9%C
Jan
2.05
_•
preferred
13% Aug
18% Jan
17
481
1.35
1
99
*
Trusts.
Works
A
Apr
8c
„
38
'
-—.-20c
Oil
21%
9 %c
•—
10
___i
General
Toronto
Traders
Jun
2.15
*
Bank
Elevators
Toronto
Class
May
9
_20
_
.
Tombill Gold Mines
Toronto
45c
Feb
5%c July
1.10
Jan
Aug
*
Mines
Thompson-Lundma: k
Tiara
4%
*
_1
1
common—
4.10
2.45 July
28c
25c
Pearson
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Jan
May
7
Mines
May
23 Va
32c
Taurcanis Mines
Jun
3.90
33c
•
■
Papers-.1X11 ♦
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—..——^.5
Feb
2.65
Tandem
27
Jan
29c
Ar.cfian
17%
28c
1.55
July
May
6 %
I
•
2.50 July
19
Apr
805
25c
5.05 Mar
11c
I
Cons
Jan
1.85
46c
17,800
14%
1.75 July
73% May
1
•
*
Gold
25
(
Jan
1.35
9.75
•
Apr
Jun
Mines
Inlet
25!
27c
•
IZIII5
■
Feb
Exploration
Sylvanite
Apr
6c
Cons
Surf
Feb
Jan
May ;
17c
3.00
,1.63
7%c
Par
23% May
60
Sullivan
2.55
53C
Jan
1.4®
.
Jun
5.00
July
2.50 Aug
Sunburst
Superior Propane common
Supertest Pete Ordinary
Metal
Zenmac
Jan
6.40
Jan
3.15
68
35c
Jan
Jan
9.00
—
A
________________
Jun
7%c
25
■
0
Jan
_1
Mines
'25
Mar
7c
300
1.50
0
—
Bear
55% May
Aug
21c
66 %
13V4
25 %
Apr
*Jan
47
4,340
67%
8.521
13%
Feb
4.70
July-
1.12
436
2.25
31c
54c
Aug
v
Apr"
409,984
•
1
Aug
Aug
15% May-
4,850
Apr
10
*
•
Jun
18% Mar
5% Jun
48%
45c
4,235
Jan
Aug
Jan
25C
2.95
„
Preferred
Yukeno Mines
20 % May
2% July
48
Jan
63c
Jan
Yellowknife
1.05
Jun
Jan
36c
.—__—1
—
Mining
Stuart
70c
2.55
Ltd
Gas
Rock Iron
Steep
68c
4.00 May
60c
Jun
2.50
Canada-
of
Steeloy
310
2.55
Bros
Stedmai.
4.00
—1
Nickel.
&
Mines
9%
——•
Warrants
Jun
82%
'
Canuck
Yellorex
40 %c
4.00
5 00
13%
Feb
9c
14,915
90c
24%
Zinc
Yankee
Jan
26c
*
—*
1
Mines
Paving
&
May
16c
27
,2.35
_1
_
class A
class
22
770
25
8,5c
im
1
Ltd——
Copper
*
*
Air Services
Spooner Mines & Oils—__—
Spartan
Stadacona
Mines
<fc
23
1,000
'
July :
Jan
15c
300
■
Indus
Jun
7,044
2.00 Mar
I6V2C Jan
15,600
19
■
Wood green
Jan
__I
Oils
Union
Southern
Oils
(John)
Apr
20c
2.45
2.42
0
1
Windfall
20%
26c
Mar
29c
83c
July
2.75 Mar
6,700
______________
Wood
20%
51 %
Jan
7
2yc
14,892
:
2.10
0
Winnipeg & Central Gas
625
20c
Jan
Feb
16 %C
12.500
:•*.
0
-
.
Jan
605
25c
18c
32c
■
—
Jun
21
51 %
'}
11
9.8-75
9%C
2.35
-•
2.42
1
Larder
22,
48
*
—_____
______
'
Jun
Aug
7
18,050
.9c
~5
—
8.10
4.85 July
3%
50
*
preferred.
Oil_
Ltd
Valley
Souris
18%
—I
•
Mines Ltd—
Slscoe
K
m
Ltd
Simpsons
S
50c
Jan
2.95
v
•
36c
68c
—I
23c
44%
67%
4,600
32c
19
—
__
_
4.00
1
^
Standard Mines
Silver
u
.
___
Warrants
Yale
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver-Miller Mines
15c
0
class: B
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
20%
—
—
21c
-
26c
'
*
class A—.
20%
—•
trust
!
May
Mar
1.30
800
4.35
29c
.
.
;—
Wright-Hargreaves
Breweries common
Voting
Aug. 1
July
'
Plywood Co class B___.
(Geo)
1.35 Mar
Shirriff-Horaey-—
Name changed to
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Sicks
May
73c
6
12c
2,093
11
3.90
•
0
IIIIIIl
Petroleum—
Woodward
5.00
<
j
V
May
27
Jan
50c
1.714
77
16%c
■
J
--
.„1
_
Petroleum—
44%
July
55c
--
,
_______
96
Feb
41
_
—L
Naeo
Western
24%
7.65
.1
Gordon
Sherritt
Decalta
Warrants
Mar
40c
••
Breweries—
Western Canada
Western
3,508
2,610
4.40 May
18
4% July
1.600
7.50
'
11
1
_
4.15
7.25
75%
•
Products
76,900
59
4.00
7.50
(Canada) Ltd— IIZIIi
—
55c
1.42
Feb
Apr
10C
3,000
.
Feb
60
Jan
July-
32
10.000
73c
20c
15 %
2.10
50c
Creek Gold
Julv
9% Mar
3.30
Rainbow Oils Ltd—
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
—•
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Class A preferred
50
Scurry
Sheep
Jan
Jun
3.35
—1
Cement
15c
1.52
65c
—
Petroleums Ltd—
Malartic Mines
West Maygill Gas Oil—
Mar
1.35
Equipment
West
27c
59
—
Saskatchewan
18%
Jun
1.45
1
Wespac
\Jan
98
July
73c
44.165
1.45
•
Pyrite Copper—
Lake NickeJ
53c
1.40
•
Ltd
Sapphire Petroleums
14% July
91
850
12'2c 14 %c
12 %c
Mines.
Knapp
Weedon
24c
25
——
Antonio Gold—
Sand
2,675
•
95
Corp
Lawrence
5%
St
6
1
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Westeel
15
7.15 Mav
25% July
Jan
3
.
Feb
24c
Feb
56c
5,700
♦
Jan
12c
Waterous
Jun
10%
1
——
1
—
Aug
May
66
6.40
21
15,335
Jan
18%
19
11c
39 V«
5
_i
—
._
July
3%
17c
Jan
14%
1,165
'lie
35 %
A———
—.—
'■
~n
Jun
1.73
140
35%
1
♦
__—
....
Feb
3.95
10,365
6
Apr
11c
1,200
25
July-
56
48,510
73c
,
5%
———__________
Mines
aa n
11c
4,250
15 Vs
25
64c
76?«
Feb
Jan
Mar
15
-
66C
»
Oils
19%
3.400
3.80
v
—
.
—™.~i
Mines-—
Amulet
Waite
25% May
9c
ZIHI2
______—
3.50
15
____—_______
Wainwright Producers & Ref___
Mar
1.82 May
Apr
43c Aug
9c
4.50
Ma>
5.50 Mar
50
11%C 11%C
•
•
3.60
.
Jan
35c
Aug
•
Industries
Ryanor
20
Mar
18
57
4.30
4.35
IIZIIIi
:
J 9r
60
57
Jan
62
2,260
50
.
7% July
4.505
lie
Jan
Jan
64
10
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Oil common
Royalite
Russell
100
6.75
-25
__
Violamac
2,116
13
6.35
25
*
Corp
Mig class
Vico Explorations
lie
18
12.000
11c
*
Viceroy
48c
50c
1.265
21c
*
1.80
59,900
77%
%c
3.85
Jun
93c
Feb
26c
.
'
—
Ltd
40c
16c
67c
74%
6.75
j
Products
Ventures
1.70
1.20
Consul
Vandoo
Feb
23c
Aug
37c
350
■
Alloys
Consol Explorations Ltd
10 %C
'
8%
19
—■' -■
Hi
_——
_
preferred
A
Vanadium
Jan
1.90
Jun
V '
B
Hill
Canada
Upper
Jan
1.49 Mar
July
1.26 July
11c
Universal
•
—
_
■
United Steel
Feb
19
73c
1.40
July
12
14 %C
1.41
3,555
15c
(A
:UZZZi
Corp
United Montauban
10% Mar
7,875
12%
170
—
77
___•
Canada
Inv
United Oils
Mar
28c
5,950
1.03
Roxana
Keno
11c
16c
Roe
United
Jan
1.94
1.04
Rowan
Jan
1.25
7.90
_-l
Ltd
Fuel
1.86
...
n-
Corps Ltd class
Mines
United
7.25
1.72
Pete
of
Mining
May
IOV2C
12
73,957
7
•
*
United
Jan
33c
July
10c
High
Low
77c
7
8%
-•
-
preferred
United. Asbestos
4.25 July
18c
July
62c
.——-—~—1
Rupununi Mines Ltd
1
Rlx Athabasca Uranium
1
Robertson Mfg $1 preferred
—— *
Roche
Mines
-1
Rocky
Acceptance common.
5.60 July
1.93
—
Mines
2nd
6.75
1,775
July
Rio
Rockwin
Apr
8.35 Mar
8.80
6,175
96c
Range Sirce Jaa. 1
High
'
7.75
2*c
80c
Shares
68c
70c
1
Shawkey Mines
Union
7.25
1
Uranium
Rich well
Ultra
6.00
61c
1
L~~~.1
—___
Jun
5.60
2,747
—1
Mines
Explorations
1.70
May
25c
1
Mines
Uranium
Rexspar
1.10
98e
*
—
Ray rock
Reeves
1.500
24c
12%
for Week
Low
rar
High
24%C
1
_
Gold———1
1
Quebec Labrador Develop
1
Quebec Lithium Corp—
1
Quebec Metallurgical _____—-———*
Quebec Cliibougamau
Reef
Low
United Estella
Quebec Copper Corp—
Radiore
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.30
Sales
Range
Sale Price
9 VaC
1.45
•
-*
Copper_
Ascot
Quebec
Shares
oi Prices
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
1.85
5.70
*
Airways
Producers Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Gas
Provo
for Week
7.50
1
2___—-■
Prospectors
Range
-
East Dome——.
Uranium Mines—
Prettou
J
Sales
1.20
.
Electric
President
ENDED AUGUST
Friday
Week'*
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
privileges.
Jun
Volume 186
dumber 5661
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<5<*3)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
August 2
The following
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a
guide to the range within which these
Dealers, Inc. and other selected
securities
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
or
Origin of
which have
a
any
quotation furnished
Aerovox Corp
\
Air
1
Products
American
Inc
Par
Barge Line
Amer
2 7'A
29 %
&
Develop.
AMP
Co
r arms
Arkansas
Art Metal Construction Co_.
Spring
Hugoton Production Co
28'A
21
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mfg Co
50%
Indian
26!
18
International
21%
23
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
34%
49
18%
20
Baxter
LA
<te
Lomb
Interstate
Class
10
•—*
22
Black/ Sivalls & Bryson Inc
2734
Corp
Mills
Bowser
&
Brush
Mfg
Co
10
Steel Castings
Bullock's
14%
California
Water Service Co
Calif
&
Canadian
8%
20'A
19%
12%
36%
2*A
5G
Stand
Fruit
&
39%
Petrol
Ltd
10c
2.50
„1
37%
22%
6%
&
Gas
&
Gas Co—_ iO
Electric
Elec
Central Indiana Gas
Central Louisiana
Co
31
15 Va
Electric CO—5
33*2
13%
'
16%
31 %
Co———5
14%
35
Maine
—10
21'A
22%.
Public Utility Corp—0
201a
22 */4
Central
Soya Co
30 3
Central
Telephone
32 >A
34%
Utah Southern Oil Co
5
30
33 V}
Valley Mould
Vanity
25
44 VA
47%
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
7'A
7%
Vitro
5%
6
Warner
Stanley
Works
5
15%
16%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc„
Co__15
21'A
22%
Struthers
Cc
11
32%
35%
5
;
11*A
14%
Warren Brothers
28
Warren
13'A
17
10'A
(O A)
Corp
Natural
Inc
Co,.
Fibers
Blower
Lithium
Lone
Corp
Star
of
Steel
Lucky Stores
Ludlow
Inc
32'A
35 Va
Power
Co
10
Vt Pub Serv Corp
Central
Chattanooga
35
40%
33%
White
lOo
U%
12%
Corp_7
26%
28'A
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
f
191/a
20%
21%
23
Williams & Co Inc
27
30%
20
21%
26%
28%
Transmis
Transmission
Texas
Industries Inc
Texas
Natural
National
34%
37
Texas
38%
Thermo
West Pofht
4%
1
King
4%
Corp_Ll
1
61
5%
1
Gasoline
9'A
Petroleum
Corp
_6
lfi 'ii
4%
class* B
Common
Clinton
Coastal
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
Wisconsin
24
25%
14%
15%
17 Va
18%
6*/b
6%
22'A
Gas Co
64%
5
Milling & Elev Co—T
Colorado
Wurlitzer
6Vn
(San
5
America
of
N
preferred
conv
(Newark) _25
36
39%
100
294
New
of
North America
Commerce
York
42 *A
46V«
Boatmen's
13%
,
39%
of
Bank
Commonwealth Gas
Connecticut Light
Co
24%.
68
cl A com_l
734
8%
5%
8 'A
9'/a
Copeland Refrigeration Cory— 1
14
37
Miehle-Gross-Dcxter
59'A
Inc
com
8 Va
vtg—II
9%
1
8%
9 3'j
13*2
15 Vb
17%
18%
Common
Ltd
vtg
306
19*4
21
13'/a
15 Va
Productions—2'.'a
(Walt)
23*2
25%
DuMont
Dun
Inc
Products
Bush
8%
1
Electrolux
El
3*A
27%
National
New
common
Shirt
Eng Gas
Nicholson
File
93a
Norrls
North
Oil
North Penn
Co
First
9%
50c
18 %
20
33
North Indiana
Oklahoma
Ben
Fluor
8%
9%.
34',4
36%
_•
23'A
24%
1
Frlto
Miss
73Y
3%
60
19'A
Polaroid
17*4
Portland
Gas
2%
Paper_10
•
Garlock Packing Co
1
10
Oil
Co
2%
General Gas Corp
5 % %
25'a
54?
27 *a
213
Co
(A P)
Financial
Fire
Green Mountain
Gruen
Gulf
Sulphur
Indus,1
l-
Bottlers—1
Brick Co
Power Corp
Inc
*
Gas Co
Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
Co
Properties Inc
Co
Co
6%
Bk
*
<
Pilgrim Trust Co
Natl Bk
(Camden
9 Va
Bk
of
Natl
Bk
(Atlanta)_10
21%
Rockland-Atlas
34%
Natl
of
Bk
St
69 %
59
62'A
62%
65 %
42%
28
Square N
10
33'A
36%
75'A
78%
17%
19%
Y)
Glrard
7%
Trust
Corn
Exch
26
Louis
27%
ton
45%
66'A
69 Vb
Bank of New York—10
44'A
Harris
io%
ib
Hartford
12
Hudson
i0*A
—25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
27%
6%
18%
23 Va
41 *A
16%
Y)
f
of
Albany
Tr
& Sav Bk
(Chi)—100
10c
Hamp
Mexico—5
5
38
8
•
Bk
A
Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
County
Providence
For
16'A
20 'A
Natl
R
30
footnotes
31%
33%
50
55%
Co
42
46%
45
43%
10
of
(H t)
New Jersey
20
21%
2%
(Cleveland)
Union
Bank
7
Alegre Sugar Corp
Products
20 Vs
Reichhold
Chemicals
1
United
Tr
Co
States
1
21 %
21%
Richardson Co
a
28 %
Riley Stoker Corp
49'4
52 %
River
5
28%
30%
Roadway Express class A
5
14%
15 *A
Robblns & Myers Inc
6
10
538
Co new—2.50
36'A
7
10%
6
39%
Resistoflex
Corp
Brand
42
45%
10
42
45%
24%
15%
17%
.10
22'A
36'/a
United States Tr Oo
(If Y)—20
68%
71 Va
%
35%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arla)_8
23%
30%
(Boston)
-
-
-
33
preceding page.
20
21 Va
15
Co
(H H)
Rochester
Telephone Corp
18Va
25c
9
of
Stocks quoted in the
Over-the-Counter
TROSTER,
9%
•
52 *A
57
1
81
85%
10
20%
21%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2'A
46 'A
14 %
HA
16 Vi
1
2-
2400
49 *A
Roddis
Plywood Corp
Utility
inquiries
are
above
Securities.
incited
25%
17'A
&
list
Your orders S
16'A
24
Inc__3%
Robertson
National
36%-
3
Mills
Industrial
27
4
12'A
—
Rice
34!
\
10%
.10
of Maryland
Trust Oo—
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
7*A
25
2
9%
32'A
-—10
see
33
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Purolator
49%
30%
of
I
22
1
Punta
23%
46 *A
23%
Co
8%
1
33%
66%
29%
10
Tr
17V>
17%
New
62'A
27
Union Bank of Commerce—
453
425
(Jersey City N J)
Industrial Natl Bk
1
9%
74%
28
Natl
25'A
*A
.10
Y)
Trust
209
70*
46%
24'A
199
20
Trade Bk ft Tr Co
10'A
.
Co—20
8%
48'A
20
22%
~
Trust
Mass)
Bank
Sterling
Bk_15
30%
Hanover
Union
2
Bank-State Street Trust
(N
State
'Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
~
:
(Boston,
(Franklin
Y)
58%
130
of
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
31 %
8
Franklin Natl Bk
Bank
Second Natl Bk of Phlla
45%
10
Rochelle
46'A
55
10
Second
First Westchester Natl Bank
New
43 %
Rye National Bank (N
First
of
15%
38%
29%
York—8
St
Louis—20
59
36
54
65
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
61 Trust Co (Phila)
10
Natl
Boston
35%
50 !a
First Nfttl
455
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New
73
328
32%
25
77'A
20%
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Waeh D 0—28
69%
50%
36%
Bank
(Phlla)
%
318
(Jersey City)—25
Paterson
Tradesmen's
Trust
33%
34%
32
100
Dallas—10
of
&
29
19%
Chicago
Bank
Natl
Provident
67
10
(Boston)—10
32
6'A
28%'
11
14'A
(Hackensack N J)
& Tr
N J)
National
First
7"
55%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
74%
Camden
432
8
50%
16%
(;"%
100
46 Va
J
Tr
.20
78%
of
7%
15%
28
(Chicago)
Natl
43%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergea Cty
First Nat'l Bank Trust Co
16%
17%
of
19%
•
Tr
Peoples First
Co (Pgh)
70'a
First
41
19
of New
19%
1
73%
(N Y)
57%
47 Va
36%
33
10c
1
Coke
&
Pub 8erv
a
York
75
62'A
29%
a;
33'A
Trust Co
21%
63 Vi
27
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_1 GO
10
Co
(Pgh)
.•
53'A
Northern
187
58%
19%
New
2
301
59
N Y)_—7.80
Essex Bank¬
20
First
6%
6
10%
Corp_
17
31*2
&
44%
•
55%
(N J)
20
Natl Shawmut Bk of
Boston_l2fe
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
30'A
67 Va
38%
-
1
3
15 3 4
23 3
(Albany
Newark
37%
First Natl Bk
13%
63
pfd_*
•
26!
Corp_l
Industries
Gulf Interstate
12'A
5
Republic Natural Gas Co
1
26!
178
—50
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 Va
17%
Producing
18%
Great
Green
16
10
ing co
28'A
Co
11 %
Portland General Electric Co_7*A
Potash Co of America
5
pfd—20
20
Cement
24%
10
First
41".
288
New
J)
First
15 Va
10 V2
30%
the Southwest
preferred
Western
14
23 */4
4
7'A
Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
30%
Trust
Natl
20%
124
'
-,5a
of Westchester.O
Bank
35
17%
27%
28
2.50
(Calif)
Portland
16%
25%
Prod—lc
Corp
16
Mach Corp; 2
28
33'A
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
12 Va
•
3%
93 t
Pioneer Natural Gas Co_—253-i
Plymouth Rubber Co
2
5%
17%
Gas Service Co
Giant
19%
24%
11%
• "
General
56'A
Corrugated
Telep
River
Lumber
1
—■
89'A
(Newark
Co
117
of Detroit
89%
42 Vt
85%
—5
Fidelity Trust
28
National Bank
Fidelity-Phila Trust
23%
8
Co—*
Corp
Corp
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Pickering
1
Genl Tele Co of
.1
Corp—_ 1
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"__90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6% '"
Pan American Sulphur Co __70c
10
Crude
18
23
22
Alrftidtlve
Pub Serv Co
Gen
$4
Serv
Brewing Co
Corp
Co
General
Pub
Coal
46 Va
Co.—
85
Trust
(White
Co
(Pgh)
19
City Bank (Cleve )j_16
National Commerce Bank dt
62
39'A
Co_12Va
&
B
National
57 Va
45 Va
-
of
National
241
&
of N J_25
Tr
Bank
Y)
Morgan (J P) A; Co (N Y)—IOO
(N
Pacific
Corp
228
Natl
(N
47'A
15'A
Pabst
1—
63 Vt
Brook
Freeport
(N Y)_lo
27 V»
ll*a
Corp Ltd
Wayne
N
37%
59
.—10
Co
Trust
>52%
35'A
50
Federation Bk & Tr Co
45 Va
14
56%
Co
Foote Bros Gear &
Ft
41%
25%
24 Va
»
49%
Meadow
25%
38%
43%
Mercantile Tr Co (St Loulfi)—28
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10'
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
9%
Otter Tall Power Co
10'A
1
Mellon Natl Bk&TrCo
52%
-
35 Va
53
10c
40 Va
49%
N J)
Trust
Federal
26'A
5
Production
42*2
Steel
24%
8%
24%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
23 *i
7! a
Governor
22%
1
Coal
Gas Co
Mortgage Assn.lOO
Boston
Florida
16%
I
Northwest
15%
37%
Phlla.lO
25
Co.
23%
35
Manufacturers Tr Co (H Y)_If
26%
38 Va
10
&
10
24%
National
Bank
(Phlla)
36'A
of
100
Tr
5
Plains N Y)
18%
50c
Corp
Northeastern Water Co
Pendleton
Fisher
Corp
Gas
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
834
Co
Mfg Co
Natl
&
American
1
State Oil
Equity Oil Co—
Federal
•
Thermador
Nortex
(Texas/—*
Co
Foods
Co
11*8
14 «A
Inc
Empire
Fanner
Shops of Del
& Elec Assoc
32
2
Emhart Mfg Co
Fairmont
15 %
17 VA
—50c
10'A
Co—i
Corp
Paso Electric
County
94
Long Island Trust Co <N Y)—10
A
Cleve—16
Bank
Trust
20
40Tb
Y)
111
19%
62'A
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
30
Associates—10
Utilities
Eastern
21%
-1
State
(N
(Paterson
Va
23%
—5
Corp
2'A
& Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
1
Gas
Nat
Eastern Industries
26
Alumlnate
B
Ask
35%
38 'A
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
31%
National Gas
Class
Bid
18'A
58
Co
27
24%
Co
Continental
America
Corp of
preference
Tennessee
29 Tb
_1
National
21
33%
10
J)
of
Bk
Connecticut Bank
23'A
.10
Old
East
2
25%
-1
2
Inc
Inc
Dynamics
$1
25 3 4
Co—5
Broadcasting Corp
Bradstreet
&
Dunham
2%
1
& Sons
(R R)
4
21!
._5
Co
19%
»
Liberty Real Estate Bk
(St
(N
Southern
Commercial
44
33Va
21 'A
19 3
1
Internat Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Donnelley
17%
15%
1
Co
Detroit
Doeskin
a
1
Detroit Harvester
Disney
16!
14
41 Va
31
,_1
Utilities
Trust
.
■%
Missouri
40%
10
65 *A
(Savannah)
Commercial
10'A
,64
(L A ) Co—___*—
1
ijeim-Taylor Oil Corp
—1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
■
(Darling
T5*A
-2
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Cc
9%
38
23%
Cleveland Trust Co
'71%
9-%
(Phlla)
20
Bank
Natl
&
Bank
Inc—
39%
Laboratories
68
14%.
<
5
15
Cross
Cutter
Citizens
*
6*A
2'/a
38
19 Vt
Co
Co
62 VA
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12'A
Chem Corn'Exch Bk (N Y)
10
14 Va
37
<.
__5
23*A
5%
Cummins Engine Co
13%
34*A
V. 6%
lc
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
18'a
5
Centl-Penn
17%
19'2 >/; 20%
Inc-1
Meredith Publishing Co
P-ef CO Inc_2c
Company
16%
1
19%'
& Power Co_*
Continental Transp Lines Inc.—1
Inc—1
Trust
Natl
Central
Trust
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Tr^st Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
21'A
——
Camden
32%
&
16%
9'A
BOe
16
Broad St Trust Co (Phlla)
-.47%
24 Va
h
35',4
-1
Corp
Commonwealth Oil
30
Ray)
15
1
(NY)_5
(N Y)
Bank
Natl
Louis)
35%
V 44
19?/i v
21'4
25
(J
B
10
Par
37 «A
of
Bankers Trust Co
I
Industries
Co—xo
—
19%
Companies
Industrial
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
McLean
Lighv
Ask
A
6'A
Bank
33 V2
13
S
&
Bank
72
33'A
T
Francisco)
31 !4
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50e
Maxson (V/ L)Corp_
—.
3
McDermott
&
Company
.Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Co
9%
Bid
Par
Bank
08%
•
McLean Trucking Co
McLouth Steel Corp
23 3
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25
"
6%
11%
"
17%
—2'A
Colorado Interstate
.
10'.'4
18
1
Inc
16'A
8
1
com
5%
2*4
Wood Conversion Co
5'A
65
Bank & Trust
1
IVt
Procls
Co
27%
5
cl B—5
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Pow
Qas Co
34%
16 Va
5%
Prod———.
A
common
Stores
15'.
_1
Gas
States
Collins
15'8
33 %c
Machine Co
17%
,t
«
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33',he
Va
Natural
44%
25%
32 Va
Electric Co—16
Gas
1
18 »A
—1
Maremont-AUtoino
33
21
_____—1
Co
Gas
4
19%
—•
Co
Madison
Inc
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
34%
Macmillan Co
Services
Jet
1
9%
4%
—
28'A
Wel'ex
Western
4%
32'A
Mfg & Sales Co
26 *A
11
12%
37%
1
com
15%
18 Va
32
Gas
10c
America—
40%
14 V*
11%
Eastern
1
Co
53
37%
Co
1
Texas
25
;
49'A
•
(S D)
5
Texas
5
Co
B
Washington Natural Gaa Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
l
18
39%;
3
Co
Co
17
16%
24%
;iu
_.
.
32'A
1
38 »A
Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmis Co
41*%
27V4
30
Co
32%
35%
10
15%
25%
Manufacturing Co—8
16
Inc
47%
B
60o
Western Lt & Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
50o
Co
17
44'A
44
61%
9
15 %
_B
4
3*/a
.
2*4
41
35*A
3
29'A
1
Inc
23
Gas_5
27%
,_1
Tampax
-
36%
-
Swasey
13 Va
58 *A
common——I
&
25%
12 V'a
Wells
Greene
8%
29%
.
8%
30%
9
Corp of America
1
Suttdn
12 %
7%
27 ',2
,
QVa
28'A
Iron Corp
Mills Inc
Corp
2*A
Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp—1
Suntlde Refining Co
lc
11%
•
10a
&
Fair
9%
13%
Inc
non-voting
37%
Central
Central
Upper Peninsular Power Co
29%
1
Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
24%
5%
Co
Paper
15%
115%
Le Cuno
11
Corp
„lo
Point Field Trust ctfs_.
14'A
28Va
Landers Frary & Clark
40 *8
1
;
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp
110*%
1
Lau
22 Va
37%
26%
5
Supply
Electric
Glass
20%
10
35*A
24%
Stanley
1
L-O-F
35%
United Utilities Inc
29'A
15%
Inc
Corp
22'A
17%
Jervis Corp —:
Steel
26%
21%
32%
9'/a
24'A
1
Products
10
10
26%
Home
Corp
10
Steamship
153
Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Linen Inc_l
16 %
Common
Tool
2'A
48%
21%
11%
Co
&
States
14%
Co
Utilities
Water
Koehring
40'a
Carbon
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
16
Line
60c preferred
United
5
Service Co
Southern
Kendall
33
20'h
Ceco Steel Products
•
7*A
Sys__l
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
lOti,
Ontral
Producing Co—1
Inc
14%
25
Carlisle Corp
Central'111
31%
Southwest
14Va
6 Va
146
—
Pipe
Drill
Standard Register
43%
31
Canadian Superior Oil of
Cedar
28%
12 %
Gas
52
Kennametal
Telephone Co. 12%
Delhi
Carpenter
1
12
Co—1
Pipe Lines unitsi
18%
Union
Co
5'A
35%
Southern
Tele
28
__1
17
71
States
14%
25%
21
67
Gas
13%.
1
19%
United
Southwestern
26'A
1
33'A
15%
19%
39 %
4%
8%
63%
Corp_50o
18'A
37
3%
Inc
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_B
14 *A
New
Gas
7
24'A
_,
41%
Southern
Co—25
Co
39
Colorado Power Co__*
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Tele
Corp
Canada
Southern
Eng
Gas
60%
Common
24%
13%
Power Co—20
Trans
*
41
1
15%
5
1
Co
Services
Kansas-Nebraska
37%
10
Wat
Co
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
15%
35
Inc
California Oregon
8*'«
*
Co
Corp
Burndy
26%
1
Beryllium Co
Buckeye
18%
24 *A
11
14*A
26 *A
$1.46 preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
7%
7%
-
——1
—
10%
Calif Water Co
Tekoil
29%
16%
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg Co
Brunner
TroVe
32%
18%
common
Public
Kaiser
24'A
•
Traaerlab Inc
16%
24'A
51%
7
1
SI.20
Inc
Brown
1
com
Inc
70
15'A
Vi
30*4
Jessop Steel Co
'
73i)
48
Botany
A
Jamaica
12
9%
6 7 (j
66%
Nat
Industries
Towmotor Corp
1
Securities
Diver
Jefferson
11 %
1
lu
—
Black Hills Power & Light Co__ 1
Beryllium
Textbook
Jack & Heintz
10%
5
Co
Corp
Hathaway Inc
26
Stubnitz
20*4
9%
23*A
Co
Southern
1
Electric Lt & Pow
Iowa
6 A
19
Topp
Power
31%
23%
J/'Markets——1
Gosselt
Beneficial
Iowa
7 'A
6%
22
1
Optical
Head Mills Inc
Investors
Co__10
Laboratories^
Bayless
Bell
6%
1
—^—10
&
24%
Speer
36%
45%
Co
Mfg Co
Bausch
143
Indiana Gas & Water Co
17
32
22%
Pacific
28'A
_10
25
.—1
Co__
Bareco Investment
1* rkshire
.
47'A
34
7*A
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co__10c
15%
10
Tokhelm
1
A
14%
Iowa
Bates
class
14%
—10
13%
States
1
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
Class A common
10
Corp—
Inc
Gas
&
33
26'A
19%
Co... —5
12%
Skil
140
136
1
Bid
Time Inc
Sierra
60%
134
Three
57%
l
Hoover Co
32
a
Par
48%
48
Co
2%
60%-
13 *A
Co__5
Aik
45
&
1
30'A
Co_. —5
Power
Arkansas Western Gas
Oil
Voltage Engineering
•
Service
Products
High
1
common
Missouri
Associated
42
29%
1
Partic preferred
Arizona Public
42 Vb
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
57'A.
4
Bid
1
D)
do
"bid")
The "National" list is composed of securities
Corp
—2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33%c
3%
39
1
Incorporated
3%
56*%
They
sources
(indicated by the
2
(G
Seismograph Service Corp—
46%
5
Company
43*4
39%
4
2
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Aztec
Haloid
Ask
25c
Halle Mines Inc
Window Glass Co_ 12%
1'
Avon
38%
26%
—10
Co
.<
\
a
Pipe & Const Co_ —1
Research
/juuen
36!
24%
sold
Bearle
Bid
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
6'b
1
Co
Hospital Supply Corp.
American-Marietta
American
Par
5
Co
American Express Co
American
5 Va
have been
San Jacinto Petroleum
Ask
1
American Box Board
Amer
Bid
request.
on
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
could
SINGER
&
Members: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
NY 1376
43
\
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(564)
Monday, August 5, 1957
..
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
August
'i
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
5 07
5.54
9.49
10.37
10.18
11.13
9.47
of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funas Inc-i
1.52
1.67
Johnston
Fund.l
a21.44
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds ;
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
1.94
Intl
6.46
Investment
3.66
3.91
Investment
8.66
Inc
Fund
three-for-
(ex
one split/
~
t una "A" Iue„_I
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nics Corp lc
:
AAc-riougnton
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fluid Inc
1
Blue Ridge
Bowling Green Fund-—.——10c
Broati Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Trust
Mutual
(The;
B-4
(Discount
jK-1
12.45
K-2
20.30
21.83
6-1
Income Pf<i Stocks)——l
Speculative Pfd Stksi—1
(High-Grade Coin stk;—1
16.91
18.45
16.13
17.44
6-2
(Income Coin Stocks;—1
11.70
12.77
6-3 < Speculative Com
S-4 <Low Priced Com
Stki—1
13.97
15.24
9.70
10.62
22.12
23.91
13.17
14.44
7.17
19.62
21.44
8.99
9.81
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
12:4a
13.51
6.00
6.58
Lexington Trust Fund
25o
Lexington Venture Fundi——1
life Insurance Investors Inc—1
11.34
12.39
10.47
11.44
7.79
8.51
1
1
Inc
6.09
23.20
25.08
Loonils
Suylea
19.19
lo
5.29
5.82
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
2.40
2.65
General
shares—lc
3.92
4.32
lc
3.35
3. GO
shares——;——lc
1
Metul
9.92
Patter
Mutual
1
10.99
12.09
Mutual
Delaware
Income Fund
8.91
9.79
t7.21
8.72
2.50
25c
19.19
19.40
2.76
3.03
—1
9-45
10.27
Fund—1
9.56
Dividend Shares
Howard-
—-1
Corp—1
10
Stock Fund
Investment
Fund Inc
Electronics
—.
Equity Fund Inc
._20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co lnc—l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc.—10c
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
lc
lc<
Fundamental Investors Inc—-2
Futures Inc
*•—
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
1
General Capital Corp
1
General Investors Trust
1
series—
series
22.97
21.48
5.14
170.41
,
7.31
7.05
•14.56
15.35
4.00
15.74
16.59
4.38
4.55
8.06
10.66
6.57
16.95
4.48
14.70
13.50
7.26
11.68
8.76
Aviation shares
1°
Building shares
Capital Growth
lc
lc
18.58
4.57
16.07
14.59
7.89
lc
Fund
lc
(The; Stock Fund-lo
shares
Aictauuitu
10.64
9.39
14.08
11.33
12.41
7.84
Bond
3.41
18.82
20.36
10.80
11.68
1
9.87
10.79
5.99
R^rips
Siock
England
Nucleonics
6.60
19.96
1
35
37
Pine Street
Price
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
(T
Inc
1
Inc
Rowe;
Puritan
Fund
Inc..
(Geo;
Fund
6clence
&
Scudcier,
nf
Funds
Qpnn«
Stevens
,_1
56
Stock
Fund
1
2.45
2.70
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
6.90
Texas
lo
shares
6.29
,
18%
National
Fire
Tobacco
shares
Utilities
—
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
,
-
Funds
buuinwesiern
Sovereign
Investors
Stein Roe
11.90
56%
25%
Nationwide
5
17%
18%
19%
20%
New Amsterdam Casualty——2
44%
47%
5
29%
32'/»
New
38
41%
5
26%
28%
27%
29%
2.50
32%
34%
Ins
Columbian
(N
5
J;
Amer
of
Natl
10
136
Lite
Ins—
2
Life.
10
299
311
5
128
134
Assurance
Casualty
Co
Co
5
.—10
,
1
Eagle Fire Ins Co
& Farnham
Furid
1
a
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Fund
(N J»
87%
83
86%
53%
3%
1.25
Accumulated
United
Continental
1
15.88
16.36
l
16.94
17.43
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.50
Income
Fund
of
Boston
Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
1
7.99
8.73
—1
8.49
9.23
l
9,e0
lo
10.39
11.36
lc
10.17
11.13
Growth
Fund, lc
11.37
12.43
Institutional
Income
Fund .lc
Institutional
'
Insur
Institutional
Bank
Inst Foundation
Institutional
*
Income Fund
Science
Funds
Fund
x75
79%
10
82
87%
Y_10
50
53%
54%
58%
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
(Minn;
90%
57
4%
Insurance Co
Pacific
Indemnity
of N
Co
10
Peerless Insurance Co
5
21%
10
63%
67
Federal
34%
37
Providence-Washington
10
19%
21%
4
10
82
Fireman's
Fund
42
50%
7.50
36'%
44%
53%
38%
4
(S
F;
of Newark
Firemen's
Franklin Life
110%
114'%
10
45%
48%
27
29%
—
General Reinsurance Corp__
Gieiis
Falls
&
5
—
5
15%
—5
32%
28'%
29%
10
35%
10
149%
156
10
Fire
Paul
Marine
<fc
12%
13%
48%
53
6.25
56 %
lc
Great
Republic
American
Gulf Life
17%
10
67%
72
lo
31
34 %
10
42 %
45%
Standard
10
53%
56%
Title
Accident
Guar
&
Trust
Y)
(N
8
19
5
81%
85%
U S
Fidelity Ai Guaranty Co—10
63%
67
Fire
3
21%
23%
Y
2
35%
37%
Fire
2
25%
26%
79
80%
U
40 hi
43
U S Life Insurance
Insurance
Jefferson
of
Co
North
Standard
Amer.. 5
Life
Jersey Insurance Co
105
Ins__ 10
96
S
Co
in
the
100%
32
34%
of N
Y__10
109
City
of
N
Westchester
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Ask
Sept.
3.70s
Oct.
16,
l%s
1958——
17,
1953——
100.1
3%s Feb.
14,
100.1
2;%s
May
1,
100.2
3%s
May
1.
1958—
4%s July 15,
100.4
100
1958—!
2%s
98.24
—
99.30
1958—
100.1
97.12
3.90s Aug. 20, 1957_;
too
20, 1957
100
100.3
2%s
20,
43
.Tan.
Feb.
99.6
1958
1958
10,
Mar.
99.27
99.29
1958
10,
99.27
10, 1958
May 8,
1,
1958
1,
1959—
1,
1960
4*
100.2
4%S Sept.
4.10s
Nov.
99.31
195C
May 1,
4%s
Sept.
98.28
93%
98
-
99
95%
Bonds—
99.31
3%s Sept. 3. 1957—
3%s Oct. 15, 1957
Nov.
March
99.30
3,
Central
Illinois
Bid
Maturity—
Certificates
Ask
Indebtedness-
of
3%s
Oct.
1,
1958—
101.1
100.1
line
Dec.
1,
1957
Feb.
14,
99.31
100
8.84
9.99
4s
Inc.
Strum
Fund
6.36
5.37
5.87
11.05
7.08
99.28
100.2
1961
8.51
108.4
95.20
94.12
3%s May
15,
98.28
99
1,
1960
I960——
14.42
93.4
91.24
98.22
98.30
April 1. 1961
1, 1S53
l'as Oct. 1, 1961
3sns Feb 15. 1962
99.4
99.6
l%s April 1, 1962
97.U4
Corp
Inc
Wellington Fund
7.52
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.14
1957
9
1,
1958
4s
.21
100.9
Aug.
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.17
90.16
90.24
99.18
99.22
88.30
:
89.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
5.59
Dated
3.75%
*
Bid
Due
'
Ask
Due
Dated
Rate
Bid
12-
3-56
6-
3-57
99.30
lOu.l
3.80%
4-
1-57
1-
2-53
99.29
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
99.31
100.2
3.90%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.27
Bonds—(Cont.)
Bid
Sheraton
Co
Southern
Bell
Light
4%s_1987
98%
99 V4
Southern
Calif
93
94
Calif
"
1975
84
7414
Power
—1987
514s
101%
104%
4%s
43is
1967
Telep
5s
1986
104%
101 %
1983
104
Tenn
10">':.
104
ii#
Texas
Elec
Service
94
Textron
Transcontinental
& Sons—
Line
1977
103%
=7
Muelled Brass 3%s
6146
1975
5s
Amer
4%s
100%
States
Sc
Pwr 4%s
Electric
Power
83
&
5s
104
88
101 "2
103%
1991
99
1989
102%
10*3
1987
Gas
3-
1-57
4
1-57
5-
3-58
-1-58
1-58
99.30
100.1
100.1
100.4
1C0
1C0.3
100%
70%
71 '/4
96
97
1971
122
5s
104
106
September 5,
12,
91%
September
19,
101%
102 %
98%
99'/4
Stocks—.
—
5%
99.467
99.484
99.307
October
10.
1957
S9.4C2
99.421
99.746
October
17,
1957—
99.335
99.355
99.689
October
24.
1P57—
99.258
99.271
99.625
October
99.183
99.193
97.523
97.549
1957-
31.
24,
1957—1958
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
•No
a
McLouth Steel
1957
99.613
1957
par
value
tEx-100 7p
4.76%
3,
26,
931/2
1987
Carter Products
Alum
October
£9.673
1957
29.567
99.863
99.733
1957
99.552
99.793
1957
99.585
September
99.854
:
-
99.919
107
.1976
Telephone
29,
pfd
pfd
1
31
31%
-100
104%
105V2
-100
102
IO2V2
Ask
99.571
93.914
1957
September 23, 1957-
March
4%s_. 1992
West Penn Power 4%s
Wisconsin
Dollar Value
Bid
29.976
125
1970
4V2S
15,
September
1977
.
March
Treasury Bills
99.973
1957
August
100%
Pipe
5lis
Corp
Industries
Universal
Kaiser
105'1
3-57
8-
Bid
8,
August 22, 1957
1987
992^
1987
99:%
98%
Light—
—
67-
100.1
United States
1011/4
1971
5s
5s
Underwood
U S
1976
Telephone 4%s
Gas
99.30
August
80%
100xi
Sound
2-57
August
1977
99
79', 3
Pacific
12-
4.00%
4 25%
4,20%
91
Transmission—
Gas
92
100%
Puget
3-57
99.31
Dollar Value
6s
98%
1987
89
75';.
1981
Northern
6-
104 %
5s
—
Can
100.1
99.28
101%
5%s
87
Metropolitan Edison 4%s
1987
Michigan Wisconsin Pine Line—
York
100.2
99.30
2-57
105
:__1970
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt
National
99.31
1-57
12-
99.30
Ask
Am
1982
Southern
94
1987
of
4%s
104'a
1976
Georgia
New
1-57
11-
1-57
Gas—
1975
(M)
11-
1-57
3-
Edison—■
Telephone 5s
4%s
Ask
78',<2
General
Lowensteln
Security Issues
84
3%s
Hotels
1-57
5-
3.90%
77la
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Hilton
2-
Ask
100
•
82'/-
1977
100.11
\
12.69
13.06
_1976
_1987
93.12
92
9o
Oct.
99.30
9.30
13.23
96.28
94.4
1%S
1957
Aug. 15,
l%s Oct, 1,
7.74
1
97.7
95.12
12.04
1
97.5
96.20
1959
3.09
l
Fund
1,
2s
Mutual
Investors
15,
Stock
•
Washington
2.83
Ask
l%s April 1, 1959
l'as Oct. 1, 1959
1 %s April 1, 1960
lias
5.82
1
point
Bid
l%s April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
18.80
1
Towne
99.26
Treasury Notes-—
12.55
17.30
10c
&
Inc
Aug.
99.27
10.86
11.48
1
Inc
32nds of a
IV3S Oct.
12.41
1
Fund
more
or
Maturity—
l%s Feb.
loo 2
99.25
1958
3%s Anril 15, 1958
Line Special Situations
Fund
Van
Income
one
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)-
1957
3%s
1
Ltd
4/4S
Chance Vought 5'4s
Delaware Power & Lt 6s
Ferro Corp 3%s
100.1
99.30
99.30
1957
1,
100.1
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness & Notes
9.49
6.87
Bid
Airlines
96%
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
100.3
3.80%
Capital
95.10
99.4
101%
92 %
1972
15,
97.22
96.20
100
1969—
4%s
3%s
100.14
95.10
95
3%s May 1, 1971
Feb. 15, 1972-1967
99.10
99.30
100
99.30
15,
99.2
100
96.10
1962—
July
99.23
100
95
—
2%s June 1, 1960
Federal Natl Mortgage As«n-
99.20
100.6
1958
2%s May
2%s Feb.
17,
99.24
1958
99.31
15,
Feb.
March
99.20
99.30
1957——
point
1957
1,
99.30
1957-
15,
Jan.
4%s
Oct.
a
Bank Bonds—
Federal Land
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3:70%
Burlington Industries 4V4S—1973',
.
20%
5
Travelers
Fire
13.46
11.94
Recent
59%
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)Springfield Fire & Marine
38
Hartford Steamboiler
St
2
10
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
34%
(Jacksonville Fia;_2%
Reinsurance
Republic
3.875%
Fund
23 %
87%
10
2.50
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
251/4
8.09
Shares.l
Fund
Canada
Wall Street Investing
Fund
10%
12.50
Northern
Figures after decimal point represent
11.42
1
Value Line Fund Inc
10.27
Institutional Shares Ltd—
9
Phoenix
11.63
24 J/4
8.69
Fund—1
Fund
United
Value
2.73
—3.33%
20%
Funds Inc—
United
Value
a23.71
Fire
River
36%
66
3%s
United
United
United
Haydock Fund Ir.c
10
29.58
12.35
1
9.27
4.74
Fire
34''4
62
26
13.86
11.00
„1
Inc-,
8.46
4.34
York
A
Employees Group Assoc—
•
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
40
Corp—•
Televlsion-Electronlr.s Fund
4.45
4.30
Hampshire
North
5
class
Corp
Northeastern
General
Connecticut
13.00
12.66
1
Inc
Investors
State Street Investment
4.05
10c
National Union Fire
—
75%
9.68
9.82
10c
71
11
.V
22%
Ins Assn
10.65
Inc—
50
Co
12.44
9.72
Series II-DA
9%
5
10
Ins
4%s
8.95
8.96
Series H-C7
Manufacturers—_4
52%
Life
4%s
11.38
lb
-
55%
*14.10
Shares
lc
shares
30%
51%
10
'
Steel
30%
28 3 4
J<_10
Fire
58\a
1.25
Amer
lc
shares
17%
34'4
Co—1
4.05s Apr.
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
lc
stock
Life
Assurance—
a24.03
If
equipment
Merchants &
3
29%
Monarch
27%
a35.38
13.96
Railroad
25%
_5
Clark-
10.42
8.13
_
Bonding
3.80s
•
&
12.75
Selected
1
5
5
Casualty
Merchants Fire
Clark
&
Stevens
lc
8.91
2%
Inc
<N
Coionial
al2.36
Tnc—1
lc
-lo
shares
shares
24%
Ins
Stand Life Ins
Camden
6.79
11.41
shares
2%
Boston Insurance Co
13.85
8.52
Petroleum
Bankers & Shippers
Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
16.48
6.28
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Companies
6.25
Bankers
32.73
12.74
8.32
Mining
15.16
1
7.59
7.28
Merchandising
35%
(Wash D C;_—l
American Surety Co_.
21.89
——1
Nuclear
fTn'-'H
Life
Massachusetts
32%
9.80
32.40
8-18
7.98
Lite
Natl
Maryland
8
5
Co
'Newark N J;
Amer Mercury
7%
—1
Assurance
American Re-insurance_
15.04
X21.67
1
shares—lo
lc
Flat
Home
Amer Ins Co
Stock
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
shares
Life Ins—
tJacksonville
American
12.20
8.98
—2.50
Growth
Fund Inc
9.40
Bond
Amer Heritage
10.42
13.72
_•
8.58
bond
222
8.87
11.16
1
Inc
shures—lc
Institutional
9.53
Corp—
Fund
6.39
General
123 %
214
4.30s
5.82
administered
118
10
3.70s
1
,
7.15
Fully
20
&
Inc
lo
shares
Life Insurance Co of Va
Bid
.
Securities
2%
Lincoln National Life
Securities
Inc
Peoples
16
25 %
3.95s
Philadelphia
15%
25%
21.58
Ltd
Over-The-Counter
1
31%
7.21
1
Snares
37
24
6.21
—1
Series
Chemistry
2%
34%
23%
5
Liberty
8.46
8.12
Fund
.Electronics
16%
Co._65c
(Birm»_2
29%
preferred
conv
Capital Fund
Canada
Ask
4.54
5.68
—1
Stock
LSfew York
of
4.15
7.74
l
...
Series
Growth
New
1
1
Series
Series
Stock
Bid
15
6.55
Series—
l-o
Equipment shares
Food
3.71
1
Corp—
Series—
Income
Title
&
(Vai_5
29%
Hanover
1
Investors
Common
jtutkUJtoi
Oi,
al4.41
Security Series-
Balanced
Mtge
Corp
28
10.46
Co lnc-1
Wide Securities
Nation
National
Ins
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur_
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
—
Home
6.73
12.86,
211
Title
Lawyers
203
9.99
0.13
8.57
Common
9.33
Mutual Trust Shares
Fund
,7.20
66%
10
4.97
9.12
9.71
Chemical
15.08
1
Coro
Putnam
shares
Automobile
5.62
172.13
Securities—
Group
Shares
20.81
13.93
1
Inc
19.25
1
1
Fund
Invest
rtitprtr>rif(
23.77
Par
Lawyers
152
63'/i
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
interest—1
Foundation
Income
Preferred
„
—«-—1
145
10
Aetna Life
Globe
Life Fund—
beneficial
of
National
E
—
33%C
of beneficial interest
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Inc
Stock
7.90
Inc.—1
Growth Stk Fund
stock dividend—
Investment
Trust
Growtn
—
Massachusetts
78
Fund
Investors
Investors
Units
Fund
Bond
Fund Inc
Mutual
stock
12.39
Mass
7.26
•vria ware
—10
12.83
11.46
Massachusetts
14.58
stock
11.87
14.26
20x4
6.73
Preferred
7.51
15.56
14.43
75
Common
3.21
6.85
13.19
19hi
Investment Inc
Fund
2.91
1
1
1
Balanced
lc
Inc—10c
shares
Transport
1
Fund
3.26
Manhattan
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Jnc
Diversuied
3.91
2.96
18.75
Dividend Income Fund
100%
4.20
3.55
shares
1
Inc
Inc_——
Do
Diversified
3.81
—lc
investment snares— lc
Petroleum
16.91
Consolidated Investment- Trust-1'
Western
shares
17.25
1
Fund
Industries
Special
Inc
Fund
shares
Automobile
10.91
14.53
Surety
Co
Companies
Ask
Pacific
132
.1
&
Crum & Forster Inc
14.100
10.05
9.13
13.37
Insurance
Continental
a43.63
Funds—
Managed
17.75
1
Casualty
Aetna
Continental
127
Investment
Fneray
6.44
13,500
Commonwealth Stock Fund
&
Fund—*
Mutual
5.91
Inc„1
*
б.67
Composite Bond & Stock
Dreyfus
Fund
Stk
Insurance
17.42
15.93
50c
Inc.,
Aetna
Bid
New
—100
Commonwealth
Series
9.17
13.79
coin—100
—
Fund
Composite
8.40
12.64
<
<
h—i-
Preferred
Concord
10.84
Securities
Christiana
Fund
17.80
9.93
8tksi_l
Lite
1
Fund
Venture
25.18
16.31
1
Bonos>
23.08
1
Bonds;
Priced
(Low
B-3
7.84
14.93
Growth
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund Inc_.
Colonial
3.93
11.15
11.45
—1
Inc—
24.56
10.26
а.o.5
Par
41.25
23.53
8.78
13.81
Ltd
Capital
RR
6.20
5.66
t5.22
1
International
Canadian
l"jnd
1
Inc
(10541 Ltd
Canadian Fund
,,
lc
1
Inc
America
xo.36
8.08
3.60
Fund
Canada General
Eaton
of
Co
5:70
1
Fund
California
Ex
Fund
Resources
Development
«tomic
Mutual
Crown
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
1.77
Inc
Fund
Mutual
5.97
—25c
1.25
American Business Shares
.1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated
Fund Trust
•
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid
stock
dividend,
d
value.
to
listing
Exchange
Ex-rights. '
t New
on
the
New
York
s
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
>
ISSUES
yield price,
issued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume 186
Number 5661... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(565)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
of the country,
based
us
a
year
Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Week
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 3,
clearings for all
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
3,476,677
Wilkes-Barre
3,605,721
Scranton
at
there
is
gain for the week ending Friday of 6.6%.
a
in
1956.
At
this center,
Our comparative summary for
\
.
J
,
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
5.4
—21.7
—
S
1,570,223
1,790,325
1,886,548
4,563,521
1,168,000,000
-1,229,874
3.6
3,793,249
4.9
5,732,680
7.6
1,666,649
3,716,414
1,042,000,000
3,477,637
7,038,713
7,048,575
15,389,325
13,762,756
14,181,837
14,081,181
2.3
11,340,180
1,020,024,357
1,283,996,076
—20.6
1,224,709,622
1,094,334,448
+ 10.9
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
6,190,361
3,462,619
—
—
—
O.l
8.5
4*
7,950,966
14,366,098
.
Total
BY
—
1954
$
1,808,418
3,297,736
5,600,072
2,687,873
7,226,744
12,410,771
12,928,092
5,889,576
♦3,200,000
York
New
the week follows:
'
week
same
+ 53.8
3,878,146
1,227,000,000
Reading
1955
+ 111.2
1,530,533
3,670,239
or
6.4
+
984,551
961,000,000
Philadelphia
July 27
Inc.
Dec. %
2,032,552
2,354,270
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
4.6% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary totals stand
$22,065,073,283 against S21,103,045,559 for the
$
2,163,149
2,079,652
Bethlehem
Ended
1956
$
Pre¬
ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Federal
1957
Bank clearings this week will show an increase
compared with
liminary figures compiled by
Third
45
(11 cities)
TELEGRAPH
*
Week
Ending August 3—
New
V
Boston
• ■
1.098,764.930,
+
-•
670,467,646
681,876,940
—
+
5.8
356,200.000
+
3>0
628,146.038
+
499,373,668
434.020.100
+15.1
547,517.224
342,006,796
+
$16,177,676,551
+
4.1
4.104.474,175
+
6.0
—
Cleveland
-
Baltimore
—
1.7
10,299,892
250,412,869
+
3.5
543,574,445
+
4.5
46,730,800
—
567,183,146
7,381,303
224,207,973
448,065,932
42,426,700
+.3.2
349,621,340
Francisco
;.
10,763,630
273,290,345
587,229,941
51,512,100
4.8
V,
„
—;-
—
11,938,982
268,521,846
Columbus
1.7
398,378,516
367.000.000
4,348,723.960
—:
421,504.531,'
565,190,016
—
„
Cincinnati
Cleveland
1,221.000.000,; —18.9
$16,846,604,526
-
District—Cleveland—
6.6
6.0
658.046,000
—
Pittsburgh
Fourth Federal Reserve
+
1.036,863,755
990,000,000
LouiS
San
%
Ohio—Canton
<■/,
;
,
-
Kansas City
St.
1956
*
$11,226,636,395 $10,531,667,182
;
Philadelphia
.
1957
.
,
York
Chicago-
%
.
-
Mansfield
14,302,724
—21.5
11,243,914
+ 27.9
10,801,887
455,187,652
445,539,241
8,985,074
+
2.2
416,378,137
346,089,905
1,399,993,374
1,371,608,700
+
2.1
1,290,130,790
1,087,027,162
3,535,279
3,094,715
16,304,000
161,610,872
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7 cities)
■,%
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
2.2
49,285,700
11,223,967
14,378,886
Youngstown
11,932,760
9,870,275
District—Richmond—
'
;
Ten cities, five days
..
Other
West
:
cities, five days—
Virginia—Huntington
4,471,977
Virginia—Norfolk
Total
:
'
All
all
cities,
five
days—
one'day-
cities,
$21,195,328,486
$20,282,150,726
+
820.894,833
+
6.0
$22,065,073,283 $21,103,045,559
+
Total
Total
all
cities
week—
for
Complete and exact details for the week
in
issue of
our
ends
next
We
week.
cannot
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the
covered
furnish
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
last day of the week in all
cases
we
has
to be
week
we
estimated.
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—-the week ended
are
July 27.
For that week
there
was
an
increase
of
4.7%, the aggregate clearings for
2.6%, the bank clearings
this
center
showing
increase of
an
Federal Reserve Districts in
which
the New York Reserve District
ment
of
7.1%
Reserve
and
in
the
Atlanta
they
We
are
Boston
located
Reserve District
and
from
according to
of
we
4.6%
but
in
the
note
Reserve
District
of
10.0%.
in
improve¬
an
Philadelphia
and
The
In
the
following
we
furnish
a
summary
+
6.6
643,350,499
24,982, 812
+
9.5
576,805,289
-
26,,178,524
114,245, 982
357,800 000
+
3.9
+
8.0
113, ,916,542
343,,900,000
5,846 808
Macon
+
5,641,584
—
.
235,816,640
193,513,105
12,729 040
566,876
607 ,159
209,697,563
203,598 ,542
1,197,172,165
1,038,366,582
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
Arbor
*2,500,GOO
1,009,896,952
861,827,519
6,840,740
9,696,928
3.6
69,974,000
8,565,197
1.6
—
7,618,058
3,599,839
3,367,986
100,825,751
0.1
6,005,217
37,974,492
+ 10.3
13,383,650
+
42,696,483
13,176,553
4,457,151
34,739,210
13,443,915
1,396,701
888.568,895
4,141,885
10,844,931
—
+
—
1,307,464
1,033,704,642
5,596,536
0.3
1,305,174
2.8
937,339,962
+ 17.7
7,020,397
+
5.4
12,313,864
—17.1
12,017,077
7,289,354
+
7.6
4,996,299
4,561,554
+
2.2
1,265,271,245
1,177,082,236
—
12,129,930
5,455,188
1,392,041,903
1,422,461,902
0.6
—
14,737,235
10,054,181
5,869,902
Springfield
3.5
—
107,941,698
1,304,113
,
—__
.
7,404,416
7,804,781
64,936,000
1.8
6,584,600
13,934,390
Decatur
cities)
1,880,426
13*801,222
10,719,070
3.3
1,062,845,885
Chicago
1,441,525
16,461,962
—
3,687,050
13,464,790
I
2.2
5.8
+ 14.2
—
125,458,981
6,832,545
41,866,838
City—.
(17
423,666
150,883,914
—
8,276,824
127,697,000
i
Illinois—Bloomington
Tor.al
8,326,051
456,123
173,,529,059
+10.0
81,737,000
3,564,897
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by Federal Reserve Districts:
10,,758,858
3.0
+
11,202,585
78,777,000
8,148,519
:
Bend
Haute
Peoria
6.1
6.6
9,192,099
10,812,796
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Sioux
157,,822,176
4,992,259
143,135,519
134,571,668
+
18,801,019
10,496,974
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
4,856,736
5,,767,644
171,,738,599
—
2,556,468
17,707,472
Rapids
Terre
5,,829,427
0.5
District—Chicago-
Lansing
Indianapolis
0.8
+ 17.7
164,423 ,221
13,510,912
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
21,007,078
93,330,628
300,300,000-
+18.8
5,672 ,772
198,460, 246
Alabama—Birmingham
Rockford
'
-
...
670,963,794
5,894,529
South
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
Chicago Reserve District has man¬
aged to enlarge its totals by 2.2%, the St.
Loui§ Reserve District by 0.7% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District by 8.9%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there as
an increase of
2.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 2.7% and in the San Francisco
Reserve District of 15.1%.
286,213,516
104,091,694
27,360,131
118,670,825
the
that
gain of 2.1%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 6.6%
a
325,442,022
110,350,964
Augusta
Michigan—Ann
this
the totals register
decline of 20:6%.
a
the cities
group
(including this city)
District the totals record
trict the totals show
in
the
7.1%.
7.0
386,500,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
the whole country having amounted to
$20,966,037,044 against $20,016,514,650 in the
same week in 1956.
Outside of this city there was a gain of
at
5,490,492
7.6
117,832,375
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed statement,
however, which
!
the
as
5,995,355
336,044,497
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
them
0.7
715,371,193
cities)
6,808,055
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-
not available at time of going to press.
are
(6
19,019,000
179,007,879
126,043,'704.
Columbia—Washington..
0.2
5.6
361,447,263
4.6
District of
+ 10.5
19,854,974
186,375,698
6,762,901
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
4:5
869.744,797
;
-
4,048,195
19,895,921
196,749,427
Richmond
South
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1957
Week
1st
Ended
July 27—
3rd
12 cities
York
10
Philadelphia
Inc. or
$
$
Boston
2nd New
1956
Dec. %
652,312,758
9,916,110.140
+
7.1
10.614,738,769
10,070,757,634
1,283,996,076
1,399,993,374
1,371,608,700
+
>2.1
Richmond—
6
"
715,371,193
670,963,794
+
6.6
—20.6
1,224,709.622
10
"
1,197,172,165
1,088,366,582
+10.0'
Chicago
17
"
1,422,461,902
1,392,041,903
+
9th
4
7
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
City
Total
We
now
week ended
"
646,280,732
+
0.7
620,323,087
538,109,259
+
8.9
501,217,017
641,999,492
"
532,495,976
"
1.353,810,445
109
"
:
629,011,144
+
2.1 1
608,871,120
+
2.7
4.71,795,135
1,176,454,213
detailed
our
Clearings at—
4.7
20,068,387,444
18,555,117,983
9,828,695,413
statement
years:
showing the figures for each city for the
Ended
1956
$
Inc.
1955
or
3,135
7,033, 155
783
$
1954
$
3,190,416
2,153,021
+
1.5
6,005,539
Minneapolis
St.
11,034,371
,
South
Dakota—Fargo
650,618 043
+
5.5
590,046.474
548,044,027
3,151, 600
+
1.6
3,193,210
2.0
1,412,735
1,066,826
—
9.7
36,395,334
29,406,618
23,082, 813
6.5
19,506,689
16,518,733
28,078,300
cities)
36,099 158
21,593,639
—
10,505, 899
39,583,958
Island—Providence.—
3,058 802
15,520 236
11,384,527
Hampshire—Manchester
88,912,677
2,108,305
2,091,850
0.7
620,323,087
571,912,067
8,495,574
337,499,080 r
126,197,809
7,484,582
7,378,000
315,363,004
111,739,076
+
+ 44.1
363,928,500
+'
135,398,950
+ 12.1
7.1
8,528,283
5,067,100
3,911,570;
+ 29.5
5,745,969
5,698,546
+
0.8
14,017,695
12,987,699
+
7.9
585,802,486
538,109,259
+
8.9
501,217,017
—18.6
1,083,374
—
+
0.6
7,538,106
3,348,080
4,756,165
10,692,380
3*877,621
6,106,191
11,556,160 '
Total
,_!
(7 cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
City727,608
894,133
836,431
Omaha
691,969
8,228,782
8,647,114
155,380,176
148,212,740
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
9,255,808
!
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
10,217,866
28,592,384
;
461,314,811
25,164,806
426,626,704
410,226,873:
12,195,043
14,403,180
5,115,855
846.277
+ 20.9
714,615
641,845
4.8
8,836,762
+ 13.6
8.162,959
145,994431
8,710.601
24,128,063
4.0
402,831,712
+18.1
11.949493
—
4.6
—
8.5
5,276,472
151,901,752
9,202,849
21,265,439
366429374
11.035,678
4,067,691
2.1
608*871,120
574,017.767
9,340,437
400,061,870
9.4
—
+
2,907,958
1,664 366
3,405,950
Haven—
335,800,000
145,207,540
+ 20.7
8,578,252
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
7,655,711
389,615,911
151,743,188.
Paul
5,769,417'
14,025,940
Connecticut—Hartford
(12
—17.7
1,631,220
Bedford
342,200,000
173,322,962
102,691,820
District—Minneapolis-
Lincoln
July 27
Dec. %
686,543,316
—
River
Total
Ninth Federal Reserve
Hastings
.
3,202,844
—-
0.1
3.8
+ 10.1
8,831,200,943
2,581,464
Worcester
New
959,049,112
2.6
7,137,444
Springfield
New
1,106,182,869
+
$
Lowell
Rhode
+15.1
+
,
L
Ma'ssachusetts-L-Boston,
New
468,677,180
10,494,034,068
1957
>
Maine—Bangor
Fall
574,017,767
.
20,016,514,650
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Portland
646,280,732
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
July 27 for four
-
461,314,811
10.767,567,163
Week
-
(4 cities)-—
Minnesota—Duluth
North
518,291,470
-
-
20,566,037,044
City
add
571,912,067
650,947,455
6
_*
York
861,827,519
1,177,082,236
585,802,486
,
_1Q
;
New
'
"
9
L__
12th San Francisco
Outside
"
2,269,477
+
—
576,805,289
1,009,896,952
1,265,271,245
2.2
Total
1,087,027,162
643,350,499
Atlanta
7th
189,317,896
111,093,359
1,094,334,448
1,290,130,790
6th
343,600,000
650,947,455
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
"
—,
343,900,000
182,044,666
122,263,817
Kentucky—Louisville
7
i
2,738,972
711,900,339
1,020,024,357
Louis
Missouri—St, Louis
4.6
"
St.
$
+
10.624,464,270
"
785,280,637
Cleveland
8th
1954
$
821,493,929
11
4111
5th
1955
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
29,137, 200
3.6
25,208,400
2.1
2,236,125
2,374,502
711,900,339
Total
(9
Springs
cities)
5,593,164
641,999,492
629,011,144
—
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
21,830,900
582
Colorado—Colorado
652,312,758
2,320.327
821,493,929
2,273,
785,280,637
+
—
11.3
3,704,221
3,033,806
9.6
12.046,167
10,808,224
8,955,029
8,398,726
8.4
+
4.6
'j
..
Texas—Austin
9,509,452
455,544,942
2.8
9,883,785
443,360,073
+
2.7
39,413,978
37,849,386
+
4.1
7,905,000
6,666,000
+
18.6
7,642,322
6,720,728
+ 13.7
399,778*084
34,649,737
7,039,000 "
5,749,138
12,480,282
14,444,880
—13.6
532,495,976
Dallas
Fort Worth
518,291,470
+
2.7
471,795,135
468,677,180
Galveston
Wichita Falls..
Louisiana—Slireveport
Total
(6 cities)
9,250,403
+
14,695,39111
.
34*185,010
6,993,600
6,644,917
11,451,946
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
29,760,052
fat
Buffalo
23,800,106
4,311,205
(a)
22,290,359
4,137,723
__
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
^
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New Jersey
(10
cities)
3,247,738
10,198,469.881
—
2,410,900
9,522,480,582
38,174,660
35,191,150
25,512,459
York
129,767,393
2,987.608
—L
Rochester
Total
+ 18.4
2,257,836
Elmira
New
25,128,983
144.891,078
Jamestown
310,194,350
193,723,105
+ 60.1
177,581,075
155,522,391
5,034,753
4,322,949
+ 16.5
4,778,659
198,064,386
183,271,916.
8.1
182,816,081
4,573,166
153,602,109
88,049,967
74,342,801
+ 18.4
26,102,360
26,478,526
1.4
59.985.540
22,759,185
15,650,121
14,178,002
+ 10.4
15,119,923
12,777,544
664,312,637
638,710,453
+
4.0
605,396,246
514,926,924
7.9
21,754,206
16,446,122
Yakima
York—Albany
Binghamton
New
Washington—Seattle
20,900,007
+ 22.1
20.223,374
17,512,375
«36,000.000
35,840,424
+
0.4
25,545,934
28,474,983
69.465.002
+ 11.7
—
6.3
124,402,433
2,301,509
114,907,407
1,939,115
8.0
2,428,602
1,946,242
+
7.1
10.239,692,031
9,723,917,040
+
8.5
34,247,036
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long
Beach
Pasadena
San
Francisco
San Jose
+
—
23,835,743
+
7,920,317
Stockton
6,289,298
11,301,420
+ 25.9
5,072,413
4,948,772
+ 12.9
10.919.541
9,318,115
+ 15.1
12,757,388
26,681,515
67,415,885
f
3.0
66,278,702
76,945,694
73,727,078
+
4.4
73,017,584
63,986.633
9,916,110,140
+
7.1
10,614,738,769
10,070,757,634
(10 cities)
Grand total
1,353,810,445
1,176,454,213
1,106,182,809
959,049,112
20,966,037,044
(109 cities)
20,016,514,650
+
4.7
20,068,387,444
18,555,117,983
10,767,567,163
10,494,034,068
+
2.6
9,828,695,413
8,831,200,943
63,454,495
10,624,464,270
Outside New York City
♦
18.600,598
25,724,166
Santa Barbara
Total
68,333,371
Estimated,
i
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
financial Chronicle
numercial ana
ENTIRE
debentures
Bank
different
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies dailv to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
countries of 'the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFI? ACT OF
26,
Firth
1930
Sterling,
due
(Value in United States Money)
Monday
Tuesday
July 30
July 31
July 26
Argentina,
$
peso—
Official
1968
Free
pound
_____
——
2.218127
Austria,
schilling......
______________—
-.0385356*
Belgium, franc—
—.——.0198925
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.—■
,324433
rupee
Ireland, pound
.00277912*
Japan, yen
Mexico, peso.
.
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
....
.....
-
escudo
Portugal,
.193330*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
United
-
Aug 15
317
subord. debs, due Aug. 15, 1963—Aug 15
preferred stock
Aug
1
421
.0199025
1.054531
DIVIDENDS
1.053843
.208700
.208700
.'208675
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285500
Cities
.00285625
.00285625
.238000
City Investing Co , common..
City Products Corp. (guar..t_.
.238000
.238000
.208612
.208600
.208536
2.785000
2.784687
2.783750
Clark Controller
.00277912*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261060
2.757116
$4.50
2.756188
.140080*
preferred
Cleveland
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193330*
.193330*
.233325
2.773349
2.784687
2.783750
■
Class
Foil
Co.,
bonds increased $23
.
,t
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
.
)
or
July 31,
July24,
Aug. 1,
1957
1957
1956
809,001
ASSETS—
Gold certificate
21,105,392
account
for F. R. notes
840,758
gold certificate reserves
21,946,150
other Banks—
384,176
386,694
(Redemption fund
notes of
R.
-f-
9,998
+
—
1,828
—
+
8,170
+
+
-\
48,736
10,456
1,823
353
+
$294 million, and
Other
;
cash
Industrial
___
420,262
._u—
608
advances.
and
Discounts
loans
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
2,110
—
Bills
343,563
11,362,199
Certificates
;
Notes
—106,016
582,500
—
______
2,801,750
—
185.807
429.500
—
+
8,571,413
'
Bonds
ASSETS—
338,807
275,800
bought outright-under repurchase agree't
23,078,025
275,800
—106,016
securities
23,354,725
—106,016
—
securities
23,795,026
—93,692
—
02,865
Total U.
S.
Govt,
—
+
_____—53,406
Uncollected
Dank
banks—
items
cash
premises
Other
22
4,872,763
1
assets
Loans
_
—
—
+■
63,122
51,753,443
281,507
4-
63
+
13,026
10,740
'• +
86,184
+1,148,824
12,099
—
,
:——428
for
dealers
and
brokers
to
Reserve
estate
Real
26,671,496
12,218
+
307,518
+
Deposits:
reserves..:
bank
Member
___
U.S. Treasurer—gen. account
Foreign
r
Other
18,630,266
504,451
364,113
—129,166
+ 35,016
—
—•
+
18,891
+
18,752
296,158
_
307,973
401
+
69,363
+
29,295
_
U.
loans
(
Total
deposits—
availability cash items
divs.
Deferred
19,794,988
3,976,349
—
94,289
+182,360
106
+
+
406,230
345,856
13,925
—
+
22
+100,183
+1,059,G26
liabilities <te accrued
fiurplus
Surplus
Other
_
7>
(Section 13b)
capital accounts
___
Total liabilities
Ratio
of
"note
& cap. accts.
certificate
redeposit and F. R.
gold
to
serves
liability
purchased
ances
on
for
bil)s
47.2'+
+ 1,148,824
U.
bonds
S.
1,795
48
—
22,226
+
—
625
Condition Statement of Member Banks
statement of weekly reporting
member
hanks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
The condition
shows
the
ended
following
July 24:
principal changes for the week
of $356 million in loans ad¬
Decreases
justed, $419 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $712 million in U. S. Government deposits,
and $528 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
hanks, and
increase of $403 million in demand de¬
an
posits adjusted.
Commercial
securities
to
banks
with
Reserves
Cash
—;
Federal
Reserve
-districts
member
lion
•eisco
in
and
a
banks;
New
industrial
total
of
$286
loans
in
decreased
million
at
all
most
reporting
the principal decreases were $181
mil¬
York
City, $39 million in the San Fran$37 million in Chicago, and $15 million
Changes according to industry
in another press release. Loans to brokers and
District,
in the Cleveland District.
appear
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government and
other securities
a
hanks.
total
of
$239
million
at
all
reporting
10-
1
9-16
11-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
—___
domestic
with
Demand
14
9
5
—419
—239
+
+•
+
...
—
,
+
35
116
15
537
827
930
member
Inc.
banks
—-528
t Exclusive
of loans
individual
loan
+
—294
+162
to banks and after deduction
items-arc shown gross. •' -
A
20c
—
—
Machine
Federal
5%
Forest
Lawn
Glen-Gery
121
92
177
Glass,
Ltd.
debs.,
Corp., 5%
Brick
Shale
15-year 4(2%
1st
Sep.
Page
Aug 12
1, 1966
Gas
&
Water
334%
mortgage 334%
mortgage 3%%
Southern
Nevada
Co.,
—_Sep
1967
•
Page
1
419
1
•
1
•
Aug 10
213
*
Aug
Sep
1
Power
Gas
Co..
$5
Sep
1
421
Inc.—
_Aug 31
Aug 31
Aug 31
*
*
*
Co.—
Corp.
series
preferred
stock
8-15
9-
1
8-19
9-
2
8-
8-28
1
••+,-30
7-31
60c
8-20
7-19
10-
1
10-
1
9- 6
10-
1
9-
6
8-26
'
8-
—/_
5
1
8-20
9-14
8-22
1
9-13
9-30
9- 6
9-
$1
45c
(quar.)_
6.
,
10-
9334c
$1.12%'
7
8-
1
9-
31'4 c
50c
(quar.)
9-14
8-30
40c
9-
O
8-23
25c
9-
3
6-
——_
u—__
——_—
0
25c
9-10
8-26
25c
(quar.)
9-30
0-13
$4
8-15
•- 1
$4
11-15
11- I
tl7%c
8-15
7-31
$2.50
2%
1-1-58
12-16
9-30
8-30
$25c
9-30
9-
6
12 !'2C
10-
1
9-10
12^c
10-
1
9-10
—
Cork As
class A
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
—;—
Corp.,
8%
(quar.)
Lines
Denver
T
1
*
Aug 26
465
Motor
Ltd.
Co.,
Dr.
&
Cox
9-16
9-
B-1S
4
9-13
$1.75
9-27
10c
9-15
8-31
8 71/2 c
8-15
8-
1
50c
9-27
9-
1
50c
12-27
12-
•
9-16
9-
6
10-15
10-
4
15c
9-
3
8-16
30c
8-15
7-26
50c
8-15
8-
1
10c
8-15
8-
5
12 % c
9-16
8-30
30c
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-
5
9-
3
8-
5
9-
3
8-
5
621/2 c
9-16
9-
6
12-15
12-
•
9-14
8-31
8-15
7-19
8-15
7-19
25c
(quar.)
8-30
9-10
25c
9-28
9-13
10-29
y8-29
+30c
9-14
8-24
100%
8-23
8-
2
8-26
8-
1°
—
1234%
—-
10c
6-15
50c
8-31
15c-
(guar.)
Fund—Beneficial shares
~
25c
(quar.)_
Co
(final)
Fund. Inc.—
investment income)
Pepper Co.
Dodge
9
9-30
$2
28c
'
Cement
Car
Investment
Inc.
8-
2
25c
dividend
net
7-15
9-
1 '4 c
Corp.
Houses
R-15
62 V2c
(quar.)
Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
Diversified Growth Stock Fund—
Stock
8-19
tf>0c
$1.05
$2
(quar.)
Portland
Diamond
Diversified
9-10
40c
(s-a)
Detroit Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A (quar.)
Distillers
1
9-16
—
1st preferred
to $3.50
B
10-
40c
Tramway Corp.—
Class
25c
—
debentures
$2.50
10-15
75c
Mfg., class A (quar.)_
voting (quar.)
(quar.)
As Rio Grande Western RR.
8%
10-15
1
9334C
Corporation, common (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
Air
8-15
1
;
50c
(quar.)
Seal. Ltd.
Forster.
Dennison
1
11-
2 8'/a c
——.—
Zellerbach
Ar
9-
11-
10c
—
(quar.)
A
Seal Co. Inc.—
Cork &
Dobbs
Sep
•.
A
8- 0
9-3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-20
S-13
$1.04
(quar.)—:
Co., class
B (quar.)
(From
bonds series "C"
5%%
8-15
1
$1.13
(quar.)
Distillers
due 1980
due 1980:
bonds series "D" due 1980
3
9-16
$1.12 '2
—
common
Diamond
bonds series "B"
bonds series "C"
fund 1st mtge.
Sep.
1. 1986
Sinking
Trunkline
(quar.)—i"
Denver
pfd. stock
9-
10-
U3c
Da.v-Brite Lighting
(quar.)_
Da.vstrom, Inc. (guar.)—_—.—.—:
——
Deerfield
Glassine
(quar.)_
—
Delaware Income Fund,
Inc.j.:—.——
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.——Delia
trust bonds due 1972_._Sep
1st
9-17
25c
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.i—_
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)__
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Cumberland
Apartments
(quar.)
—
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3V2%
preferred (quar.) —
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 non-cumulative class A (quar.)
$2 non-cumulative class A (quar.)
Crurn
REDEMPTIONS
6%
1
25c
33i%
sinking fund debentures due 1961
mortgage
due
Corp.,
1
10-
10c
+
(quar.)
preferred
$2
TENDER
series B due June 1,
12-
$37 fzC
common
Cork International,
Crown
the "Chronicle."
cumul. conv. pfd. stock
1
12-15
10c
____
convertible preferred (quar.)
Crown
gives the location in
otherwise indicated)
1959
9-
60c
Craig Systems (stock dividend):
_______
Crain
(R. L.), Ltd.
(increased quar.)
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
Co.—
1,
9-15
56 %c
(quar.)
Power Co.,
B
8
—
:
(quar.)
Range
Class
7-26
8-
Co.—
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
—
Quarterly
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (guar.)
Craddock Terry Shoe, 5% pfd. (quar.) (s-a)
Manufacturing Corp.—
Haskelite
Indiana
3%
Co.,
General Plywood
6-24
Common
Welder
due
debentures
6-24
8-15
Co. (quar.)..— _____—
Theatres, Ltd.—
preferred
Crown
Date
and collateral
&
8-15
120c
(quar.)
Paper Board Products
Cosden Petroleum (quar.)
Utilities Co.—
1st mtge.
50c
$1.37'2
—
Co.
Power
Cornell
corporate bonds, notes,
Company and Issue—
Citizens
9-20
12-20
Cribben & Sexton Co.—
Date
PARTIAL
9-30
preferred (quar.)
Continental Copper &; Steel Industries (quar.)
157
9- 3
1
10-
12-31
second
Copper
2
31i4c
45c
preferred
$4.50
Inc.—
Co.,
7-31
25c
(quar.i
Crown
sinking fund debentures due Sep.
8-30
8-15
(quar.)_:_
Insurance
Life
preferred
$3.75
of valuation re¬
Company and Issue—
Fertilizer
8-
9-13
20e
(quar.) —
(quar.)__
(Toronto)—
(guar.)
(quar.i—
Dana
5(4%
8-16
20c
1
t50c
General
Continental Can,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Buhner
8-16
.
pfd.
Container Corp. of Amer. com.
Notices
OF
7-29
1
Association
preferred
Class
NOTICE
1
9-
$50c
Ltd.
Co..
Lite
$4.16
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
in which the details were given in
9-
25c
1
preferred
Crossett
ing tenders, and the page number
the current volume (except where
8-
215c
(initial s-a>
com.
$4.50
4Vi>%
Below will be found a list of
8-30
8-15
3114c
5%
$4.52
560
+
+
+ 37
270
826
others
serves;
—
1,697
—.
—
9-10
$1.06'4
(Boston)
Paper
Consumers
—
9
—712
____——
Borrowings:
From Federal Reserve Banks
7-20
Inc.,
Consumers
544
+1,706
+403
2,531
8-15
8-15
Electrodynamics (guar.)______
Laundries (quar.)
4%
4
9-
9-10
(quar.)-;
National
Consolidated
—1,073
—. 217
+
77
+ 239
+
21
+
30
23
— 71
+ 191
— 66
+.
7
•—109
9-20
'
$2
60c
(quar.)_.
Natural Gas,
Class
3
25c
Consolidated
631
—1,649
+
10,286
_
.
40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
+,,965
37
—116
—
55,570
23,599
—
Government—
banks.
Domestic
$1.12 %
i«„
—
Cooper^Bcssemer Corp.
adjusted
deposits
deposits except U. S.
U.
S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
11c
____:
(guar.)—_______—
Quarterly
LIABILITIES—
1st
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
8-16
(guar.)_—1
Co.
Continental Steel
1st
decreased $69 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased in most districts
and
Banks—
vault__
In
Balances
3% %
and
—
+
18,212
7,525
1,361
13,334
995
2,404
:
1.0%
+
2,827
+
2
—
preferred (quar.)—
Connohio,
15,051
+
0.1%
+
70,148
commitments-.
loan
12,099
—
53,981
—
—
1.481
1,327
4,203
—.—
certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notos_____
_
.—
accept¬
foreign
■correspondents
Industrial
—115,976
1
20,166
+
+
51,753,443
*
combined
liabilities
Contingent
+
3,694
337,634
747,593
27,543
183,915
paid in
(Section
•
69
—
1,143
8,666
11,350
25,223
Treasury
From
ACCOUNTS—
CAPITAL
Capital
50,456,758
-
9-
Consolidated
securities—total.
Government
3.
Treasury
Foreign
liabilities
Total
lie
50c
preferred
Connecticut
+3,195
1
—
1,610
—
Time
••Other
9-
(niontnly)
common
Machinery,
Shoe
Consolidated
loans—
Otiier
Loans
notes.
9-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
pur¬
chasing or carrying securities—..-—
loans for purchasing or carrying
Other
LIABILITIES—
federal
25c
Shearing & Stamping
Connecticut
Other
—.
288,187
.
assets
Total
+-
80,425
foreign
from
9-12
(quar.)
72
Pictures Corp.—
Confederation
+2,773
—286
securities
and
loans
Total
9-30
Gas System
Conduits
1956
—356
.
and
Agricultural loans—
63,007
Total
Due
1957
7-23
C
of Amer.
Hotel
5%%
8-20
8-15
(quar.)
National Life Insurance
Concord
or
8-20
2
87
Commercial
since
2
9-
75c
Carbon
Compo
9-
——_
Commodore
July25,
July 17,
industrial loans——31,355
adjusted!
Loans
:
adjusted!..
investments
and
Loans
7-31
prclerrecl (quar.)
.
Combined Enterprises.
Ltd. (quar.)
Combined Locks Paper, class A (quar.)
(In millions of dollars)
.86,244
—846
+1,729
>
Commercial
Held
July 24,
1957
*_
8-15
15c
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.}__
Increase ( +)
i
+20c
9
$1.25
—
Commonwealth
decrease (—)
outright—
Uonght
,
19,431
__
banks follows:
ber
3
Ry. Co.—
preferred
1st
5%
securities:
Government
S.
—
9
9-
$4.25
liabilities of reporting mem¬
of assets and
8-
Quarterly ___/
increased $191 million.
Loans to banks
A summary
3
(quar.)—4—__—
& Southern
Columbian
decreased
borrowings from others increased $162
'2,318
14,023
9-
9-27
■
-
5
11c
Power,
preferred
Columbia
Federal Reserve Banks
from
Borrowings
794,978
12,660
+
9,872
+ 14,386
■'■+•'
48
—
4%
$56 mil¬
in New York City, and
in the Cleveland and Dallas Districts.
lion each
million.
Total
P.
4"4%
increased $127 million in
deposits adjusted
8-
(quar.)—
Columbia
Chicago, $102 million
Since
9-
3
50c
Columbian
Demand
Increase ( +
Decrease (—)
1
9-
10c
(monthly)
(monthly)—
'Common
Colorado
$71 million.
ties decreased
thousands of dollars)
(In
$87 million and $116
10-
Co
common
Central
Common
Holdings of U. S. Government
million. Holdings of "other" securi¬
7-19
87'ic
preferred A—,
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.)
3Ys% prelerred (guar.)—.
Colorado
notes decreased
3
8-15
$1.12%
5%
respectively.
3
9-
40c
—
Colonial Life Insurance Co.
of Treasury
9-
9-15
(quar.)
com.
Hardware, Ltd.—
.1
A
Cochran
•Nominal
8-26
9-15
Sl.12'2
—
(quar.)_
Cochrane-Dunlop
.233325
2.774283
9-14
(quar.)_.
common
Products
Aluminum
.193330*
.233325
9-13
25c
Pittsburgh RR.—
&
Club
2.774595
9-30
35c
guaranteed (quar.)___
special guaranteed (guar.)
7%
4%
.496950*
.3049000*
7-25
62'ic
—
Electric Illuminating,
Cleveland
.261100
1
.261050
2.757425
8-16
8-15
——
(guar.)
preferred
$4.50
8-10
1
6
(guar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
.00277912*
.0800560*
.00277912*
8-10
1
99-
20c
(guar. 1
Co/ (guar.i
.00435401*
Service
9-
$1
60c
preferred
4%
Payable oj Rec.
40c
(guar.)
Milling Machine, common
Cincinnati
Holdert
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
2.785000
and
155
185.
(Continued from page 12)
.324366
1.055000
million,
volume
tin
this issue,
in
♦Announcement
.0199062
.324433
2.785000
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
a_
Inc., 4.48%
Instruments,
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
2.774595
2.783750
pound sterling
Kingdom,
.233000
2.773349
317
deben¬
_
——
2.218127
2.218874
.324433
.261040
2.757425
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
.193330*
.233316
.261010
2.756188
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
subord.
f.
s.
.0233098
.0800560*
.0800560*
_
—
—
.0233098
.0199025
1.053593
.208700
.00435401*
.00285500
.238000 r
.208600 .
2.785000
.00277912*
.00285500
.238000
.208633
2.783750
,0555555*
.0234562
.324400
1.053359
.208800
.00435401*
Canada, dollar
.
Ceylon, rupee
...
________
Finland,
markka.
;
France (Metropolitan), franc..
•;——
Germany,
Deutsche mark———-
India,
.
conv.
;0555555*
2.219123
2.219123
.0385356*
.0198987
Australia,
6%
S
.0555555*
*
.0555555*
.0234562
.0555555'-'
.0235098
——
Aug 31
debentures,
due 1961—
Inc.
Aug. 1
$
S
12910
Thursday
Wednesday
July 29
Fridav
314
Oct 14
Telegraph Co.—
conv.
King Soopers, Inc., 7%
Transfers in New York
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Unit
14
Oct
r_,
debs, due Oct. 13, 1967—
Deltec Investment Development S. A. 5-year 6%
12-year 37*%
Texas
Country and Monetary
Telephone &
American
Page
12-year conv.
:
1967
due
tures, series A,
1957, INCLUSIVE
AUGUST 1,
1957 TO
Date
Telegraph Co. 37*%
American Telephone &
the requirement
JULY
CALLED
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
9-
1
&-20
25c
9-20
9-13
'
—
Volume 186
Number 5661... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(567)
Per
Name of Company
-
:
;
"
Share
"
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., com. (increased)
$1.56
preferred
(quar.)_
*
Dominion
.5%
&
Anglo Investment Corp.,
(quar.)
!—
preferred
Dominion
Ltd.
Dominion-Scottish
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Power Co.,
7%
preferred
&
4.80%
Duro Test.
Duriron
Eason
5%
Oil
Eastern
Eastern
Racmg
El
Paso
8-15
9-14
%c
10-15
9-16
Ltd.
(quar.)
&
Erie
Forge &
Erie
Railroad
$5
8-15
8-15
$1.06%
__
Gross
9-16
8-31
8-31
B
5
8-16
8-
9
70c
8-16
8-
9
25c
9-16
9-20
9-
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
1—
25c
_
quar.)—
(s-a)_
common
9-
1
5
Hulle
Bros., Co.,
Halliburton Oil Well
$1.25
8-30
8-15
Hamilton
8-30
8-15
30c
9-10
8-20
10-
1
9-21
%C
9-
1
8-15
12
40c
9-
1
8-
9
SI.12%
9-
1
8-
9
15C
8-30
7-12
50c
—
9-
8-
87 %C
9
9-10
7-19
9
9-
1
8-
9
$1.25
12-
1
11-
8
(quar.
20c
__
(quar.),
(quar.)
&
Federal
Compress
Federal
Glass
Federal
$953
&
Co.,
Insurance Co.
Corp.
Hancock
Stock
Oil
commoxx
Fischer
(quar.)
1
6%
preferred
Hartford
J
claes
9-20
8-30
8-26
8-
Power
Above
(net
Friedman
11-29
9-13
8-
$1.12%
9-
1
8-15
40c
9-
9
8-16
55c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
;
4%%
1
9-20
1-1-58
12-20
A.)
E.)
Co.
8-
1
8-
1
20%
8-23
8-
9
3%
8-26
7-12
$1.25
General
Cigar
General
Crude
9-16
1
9-
3
20c
9-18
—
_
8-
;
2
8-
9-16
10-
75c
_—
2
,9-12
8-15
9-
3
tax
com.
8-15
8-
11-15
1
Co.,
Co.
Co..
Co.
(N.
beneficial
of
5%
Foods
$2
10-
1
&
9-17
9-16
8-16
9-27
9-13
preferred
(quar.)
Power
Imperial
Co.,
Common
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph
8-14
7-30
International
(quar.)
General
Steel
General Steel
Castings
Wares, Ltd., common
Telecasting, class B (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
General
4(2%
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
General
$2.25
preferred
General
$5
Telephone
Telephone
preferred
Co.
of
.
,4.75%
"4.^5%
Oenisco,
Cerber
conv.
Inc.
tquar.)
Products
Getty Oil Co., 4%
-
(quar.)
22 VaC
$1.25
45c
9-
2
8-
8
9-
2
8-15
8-31
8-15
55c
Quarterly
(quar.)
1
1
9-
3
1
9-
3
40c
!
10c
9-
3
7-30
8-20
9-
5
2
Investment
6%
Foundation
convertible
3.30%
Mutual
Ltd.,
preference
8-16
8-12
1
8-12
1
8-12
7-31
9-30
9-16
8-15
12 %c
8-30
8-15
50c
1
9-
8-15
9-30
9-18
12-30
12-18
9-16
8-30
12%C
8-30
8-15
8-15
8-30
8-20
7-25
B
A
Valley
Salt
Co.
net
Libby,
:
McNeil
—
9-13
com.
8-
5c
9-
6
8-15
3
100%
8-30
8-
9
50c
8-31
8-
9
(quar.)
$25c
8-30
8-15
(quar.)__
$60c
10-16
9-16
$75c
10-16
9-16
—
(quar.)
f
18c
8-14
7-31
9-26
8-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
Service, com.
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
preferred
(quar 1
82 %c
(quar.)—
10-
$1.10
—
(qeor.i
4.20%
'
10-
1
9-13
$1.08%
10-
1
9-13
1
1
9-13
>•■5%%
-
;—t—
8-24
8-15
8-
1
9-
9-14
15c
3
18-15
10-15
10c
;
( inc. quar.)
2
8-10
7-26
15c
10-10
9-27
1-10-58
12-27
20c
10-
1
9-18
27c
9-30
9-18
$1.25
8-15
7-31
t$1.75
9-
3
8-
(increased
25c
10-
1
9-20
quar.)__
tl5c
;
1
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
tl5c
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
15c
8-
9
7-29
+25c
9-
2
8-15
51.25
9-12
8-31
12-12
$1.25
11-30
10-
1
9-10
62 %c
10-
1
9-10
50c
9-
3
8-15
25c
9-
3
8-
1
30c
8-23
8-
9
40c
(quar.)
35c
9-16
8-15
!
—-
11c
Glass
Libby,
(quar.)_
comnxoxx
preferred /(quar.)
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
9-13"
8-30
60c
9*
4i.
8-19
$1
9-
3
8-15
9-10
8-10
35c
(quar.)
11-
1
25c
9-12
37 %c
9-12
10-10
8-26
8-20
75c
9-
3
8-
6
%C
9-30
9-
6
50c
9-
1
8-15
87/2C
Lips Rolhvay Corp., class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
(quar.)
»-
1
8-15
12
preferred (quar.)
Miami
,
45c
Quarterly
Little
8-23
1
35c
(Eii) & Co., class B (quar.)_
Lincoln National Life Insurance
(Fort Wayxxe)
3%%
7-31
9-10
9-
$1.31%
Lilly
Lixxcolix Service, common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (qu.ar.)_,
8-15
90c
£0c
(quar.)
Tipnsit Lines (quar.)
Insurance Cq. ;of
Virginia, tquar.)
Liggett <& Myers Tobacco
(quar.)
RR—
Original capital
Original capital
Original capital
$1.10
9-10
8-16
$1.10
12-10
11-18
$1
3-10-58
2-17
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
9-10
8-16
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50C
12-10
11-18
Special
guaranteed
50c
3-10-58
2-17
Loblaw
1
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Companies,
Class
B
$2.40
Loblaw
1st
(quar.)_;
Groceterias,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
h
8%
preferred
preferred
8%
Lone Star Gas.
4.84%
Lorain
Lord Baltimore
1:5l%c
9-
8-
7
9-
8-
9-
8-
7
50c
:
9-
8-
2
$1
(monthly)
$1
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)_
45c
(quar.)
Dock,
7
$1
common
&
7
7
8-
5%
3
1:37%c
(quar.)
preferred
Coal
8-
8-
9-
15l%0
preference
(quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (increased)
Lock Joint Pine, common
Common (monthly)
7%
(quar.)_
9-
9-
ICOc
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
110c
$10c
preferred
$1.21
pfd.
8-31
9-30
10-
8-20
9-19
1
9-20
1-1-58
12-21
9-
9
9-15
62 %C
10-
1
$1.75
(quar.)_
7
11-
1
8-23
8-23
9-20
Hotel—
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
10-2:
Louisville, Henderson
& St. Louis Ry. Co.—
preferred
(semi-annual)
Louisville \te Nashville RR.
(quar.)_^______
Loyal Protective Life Insurance (increased)
Steel
Co.
;
$5
Maine
Car
Products
8-15
7-31
9-10
8-3C
8-15
7-24
&
9-10
10-15
Moore
(quar.)
—
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
3-
5
8-
5
8-
8
8-
1
35c
9-
5
8-15
9-27
9-13
$1.25
35c
tS3
30c
Conveyer (quar.)^
Matthiessen & Hegeier Zinc Co.—
Stock
dividend
(quar.)
—
McColl-Frontenac
20c
9-
93 %c
9-
1
8-15
4%
9-
1
15-15
McCord
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
Oil
Ltd.,
preferred
common
9
8-20
8-26
8-26
8-15
8-15
8-
1
7-
9-
6
8-23
4%
.10-31
10-
1
1
9-30
9-12
55c
9-
8-15
93 %c
9-
3
3
8-15
93 %c
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
:
8-31
7-31
10-20
9-3G
5nC
tquar.i
t40c
J$1
<quar.)
—
tquar. i_
8-
9-10
85c
preferred tquar.)
$2.5f
—
(ouar.)-.
Corp... common
8-16
9-16
20c
—.—
Departxxient Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
nrcferred
3
1
25c
x
May
«3ao
9-
9-10
10-
$3
(s-a)
Mathews
Maule Industries
1
8-22
8-23
20c
Rv.
5
50c
—.
Quarterly
Valley
9-
8-26
10-
8-23
$1.25
(quar.)
RR., 5% pfd. 1 accum.)
R.) Co. (quar.)
Sugar, Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a;_.—.—
Massawippi
5
7-31
25c
—;
-
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Massachusetts
8-
8-15
50c
(quar.)
common
Maxwell
8
8-15
9c
25c
(quav.)___
(P.
Manning,
1
8-
•7-30
8-
5c
Central
Mallory
Manitoba
8-15
15c
MacWbyte Co.
Magor
8-29
60c
80c
class B
non-cumulative
$1.25
25c
—
(quar.)
Macmillan Co.,
Extra
8-15
18c
Lunkcnheimer
Corp.
$2.50
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
!)7%C
—
8-15
20c
15c
40c
(quar.)
1%%
I'Os Angeles
MacGregor Sport
8-15
7-31
1
Lynch
$1.25
8-29
8-20
11-
3
5
8-
9-12
$1.75
12-
8-
8-10
8c
8-20
1-2-58
(quar.)
prefexred
25c
17 %c
Co.
(quar.)
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
8-13
2
1
9-14
5
3
9
8-
9-21
9-10
8-
1
8-
9-
7-31
9-10
1
3
9-10
8-15
50c
9-12
3
Ltd
preferred
24c
K-l_
9-
9-
35c
9
9-10
8-
10-
10-
$1.75
1
8-20
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
2
10c
40c
75c
8-
8-
50c
20c
9-14
1
(quar.)
$50c
8-19
9-
30c
.Life
Lukcns
common
preferred
30c
8-30
tl5c
&
Lucky Stores, Inc.
1
9-4
U5c
Llbbey-Owens-Ford
8-19
1
8-
9-15
investment income)
8-19
9-
9-26
8-15
(quar.)
2
10-
5
6c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
RR.
2
50c
8-15
2
6c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-23
9-
J20C
(quar.)
9-
Canada,
4.40%
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
$37 %C
of
4.35%
Iowa
8-20
8-30
Light,
3.75%
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Interpi'ovincial Building Credits, Ltd.
Investors
10-
1
99-
60c
(quar.)
pfd.
div.)
(not payable 011 shares resulting
div., only or present shares)-
Iowa Power &
10-
7%
stk
8-15
3
Harvester,
5% preferred (accum.)
Ixxternational Resistance (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.
(stock
9-
10-
17%c
-
(quar. )
1
C
59 "a
(quar.)
9-
9-30
53 %c
(quar.)-
preferred
Machines
7-17
7-25
9-
32c
31 %C
22c
:—
Business
9-20
9
8-12
8-12
securi¬
9-30
Wisconsin—
(quar.)
preferred
profits)
from
8-15
62 % C
pfd. tquar.l
conv.
10c
and
International
Pennsylvania—
General Telephone Corp., com.
4.40% pieferred tquar.).
income
International Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)
;—
International Railways
of Central America
56c
of
ties
from
(quar.)
Co.
investment
9
8-20
8-
9
1
1
from
7-19
50c
8-
9-16
8-
9-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
class
Lyons-Magnus,
(12c
9-10
Vac
9
99-
$3
—
Fund
8-15
UOc
7
9-
31 %c
Ltd.—
Foundation
60c
General
5%
Shares,
Institutional
(quar.)___——
50c
—
(quar.)
$$1.25
1
8-20
32c
Bans
(Brooklyn)
(s-a)
Milling Co., Ltd..—
Woods
$32 %C
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)
Industrial Development Corp., common
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-30
35c
:
10c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
Corp.
8-30
Paints, Ltd.—
5
Advertising
8-12
9-10
9-
10-
30c
5%
9-
Utilities
1
9-10
5c
$1.25
50c
Public
.8-12
20c
l
^
common
Flo-Glaze
com.
Foods
Outdoor
6
60C
Inc.,.
General
General
1
8-20
8-
$1.25
Institutional
General
7-27
$1.25
8-23
60c
3
9-
11c
(quar.)
7-12
1*2 %
.9-
8-20
$1.06%
—
8-15
.
8-15
7-27
30c
9-12
—
8-15
9-20
12 %c
8-10
(s-a)
%c
25c
—..—
9-24
Co
9-30
35 %c
50c
Corp.
8-16
35c
—___
t'Oc
(quar.)
9-12
35® « c
8%
(quar.)
(final)—
8-16
v
$1.12%
Lexington Trust Fund Shares (quarterly lrom
5
3
9-12
$1.50
—
Electric,
Corp.
89-
62
(quar.)
Industries
9-13
45c
8-15
8-29
30c
(quar.)
ixxterest
Hunt
25c
9-10
9-27
$1.12%
Fireproofing Co
Merchandise
45c
1
8-16
25c
______
Inc., common—
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—______
Hugoton Production
(quar.)
8^15
••"8'J
Hugoton Gas Trust—
9-10
8-12
3
3
$1.06%
—_____
8-22
8-15
5
8-31
30c
preferred A (quar.)
9-27
3
12-
9-25
(s-al
—
(quar.)
$1.41 second preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred B (quar.)
9-16
9-
12-16
Leslie
5
9-
6
8-15
8-23
$1.50
Laboratories
Lehigh
3
9-
'"'9-
9-
9-
9-13
(Ahx*ed), Inc.—
7-25
9-
9-15
(quar.)
preferred C
Huttig Sash & Door, common
0% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
9-10
8-15
9-14
15c
10-
50c
preferred
(quar.)
(James) ,& Sons (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement iquar.)___„
8: 1
$45c
—
1
45c
8-15
100%
6
35c
$2.50
8-15
50c
_____
a
9-
$1.25
Lees
5
3
$1.25
7
1
9-
9-
Y.)—
8-15
8-
9-16
30c
dividend)
9-
10-
(quar.)
5
4%
Service
8-
8-15
9-
$1.25
6
10-
$1.12%
Industries
(quar.)
Secord Candy Shops, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Lawrence Investing
Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar )
Loath & Co., common
0-13
(Okla.)
Co., common
A (quar.)__
11-
34c
dividend
1
9-16
45c
General
Metals
10-
^
9-
Laxxston
8-30
53 %c
General
Stock
12 %C
u
8-15
Laura
9-13
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
Idaho
(quar.)—
Corp.
1
common
3
56 % c
(increased);
Ltd.
10-
—__
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-a)
Dynamics
35c
30c
3
1
8-13
911:4c
.
A.)
Public
8-31
National
Partic. class A
8-13
—
(quar.)_____
8-15
9-
10-
15c
the
Class
8-15
5c
9-
32'/2C
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Class
8-20
(quar.)
(stock
Insuraxxce
Hardart
3
8-30
8-23
tquar.)__
—_
8-15
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Partic.
4
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Lambert
9
9-16
9-
9-
(quar.)
Lakeside
7-26
62 %c
(quar.)______
9-
10-
8-
10-
25c
______
5%
preferred
$8
Co.
Co.
(initial).
9-
56 ',4c
3
8-23
9-
6
Gas
of
7%
8
8-
20c
■
Units
Lake
10-10
10-19
48:%c
(quar.)__-,—
Howard Stores Corp., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
:
Ilubinger Co. (quar.)
5%
9-
9-
common
preferred
Lafayette
8
40c
preferred (quar.)
Extra
8-
45c
30c
(quar.)
5
45c
1
$1.08%
Extensioxx University
4.32%
9
8-
commoxx
75c
i
(quar.)
8-
8-31
10-
Quarterly
8-9
3
8-15
(quar.)
com.
preferred
2%
dividend)
2
9-
$1.50
$1
(stock
(3-a)
Oil
(Geo.
&
5%
5%
Co.—
Co.
E.)
preferred
Hoiux
La Salle
Laclede
8-23
9-
10-31
6
$1.25
$1.12Va
common
L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.)
5
8-23
8-31
9-
8
9-10
9-13
15c
Hunt Foods,
10c
9-13
15c
—_______
6%
8-
11-
1.3c
preferred tquar.)__
Hoover Co., class A (quar.)__—
Class
B
(quar.)__,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Hormel
8-15
$$1.25
Wire
Co.
7-19
1
1
common
8-15
9-25
—____—.
B
Electrochemical
5.70%
(quar.),
Baking
1
8-
8-15
dividend)-
Gar Wood
Industries, 4%% pfd. (accum.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
General
8-15
1
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
8-
Si
10c
Loom
8-15
$1.15
+$1.25
preferred
Service
10-
7-31
$1.10
payment less 15%
Mexican
payment of each dividend 17c)
(L.) Realty (quar.)
the
8-15
8-15
$1.18%
;
+
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(R.
1
9
1
9-
$22 %c
Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Home State Life
Housatonic
tquar.)
(Geo.
9-
6
2nd
$1
$4.25
9-
1st
11-15
tquar.)
Manufacturing
Hooker
8-23
_.—
tquar.),
Dauch
common
8-30
+_
Trailer, common
preferred (quar.)
of
&
New
Co.,
6%
60c
(quar.)
Powder, 5% preferred
Chocolate Corp.—
(Chas.
Hobart
Kroger
1
62 %C
dividend
Electric, Light Co.,
Common ._i,
Hinde
1
11-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Products, Inc.,
Hilo
Hires
8-
2
35c
Hershey
4J/i% preferred series A (ouar.)
Ilewltt-Robins,
Inc.
(quar.)
9-20
Quarterly
Fuller
Hercules
12-20
5c
(quar.)
Cement
Galion
Stock
40c
$25
5c
Fruehauf
Funsten
8-23
Corp.—
Dairies
Co.
8-30
9-10
—
Sulphur Co.
Fresnillo
-e.8^0
9-10
60c
(s-a)__
Food Fair Stores, common
(stock
Ford Motor of Canada Ltd.—
Freeport
9-10,
t
20c'
f
—
A
9-14
8-19
1
8-19
'j.4PC;
—
B
r"4
8-29
,
7r31
(quar.)
preferred
Class
T—( O
,
9-1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
(stock dividend)
Fqremost
7-24
.8.-29
(quar.)1
4.60%
Class
7
30e
—
Co.
preferred
4.75%
8-
7-24
68% c
•
(quar.)
pfd. tquar.)
Fleming Co., 5%
5%
7
8-
3
$$1.25
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
Elevator Co. (quar.)-r_T
;
Pineapple Co., Ltd., common
6%. convertible
1
(S. S.)
9-
8-25
8-15
10-
.
preferred
12-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Hercules
1
cents
Kresge
tquar.)__.
Marx
60
8-31
15C
62V2C
$1
Knox Glass, Inc. (stock
dividend)__
Knudsen Creaxxiery, coxxxnxon
(quar.)
2
9-15
$30c
(quar.)
&
8-
1
$30c
(quar.)_,
A
9-10
10-
7-15
(monthly)
»Sc
3
9-13
1
1st
Steel
9-
1
8-
95c
(quar.)
Income Fund
9-15
10-
$1.05
(S.) Department Stores (quar.)
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber
(quar.)_
Knickerbocker Fund
8-19
2-14
%c
y8-13
(quar.)
Klein
11-25
$1.16
Electric
laugh ton
2%
Motel
9*9
12-16
3 -10-58
3
8-15
Light—
preferred
Keystone
•
Hercules
.
of
Porter
&
Florida
General
8-19
9
9-
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
8-31
(uqar.)____
pfd.
preferred
Co.,
Hart Schaffner
8-
6c
._
General
9-20
9-
8-15
20c
px-eferred
(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar )
Keystone Custodian Fund, Series
8-31
15c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Monthly
Keyes Fibre- Co.,
7-25
50c
Cementing Co.
B
(quar.)___
preferred (s-a)_—
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
8-19
25c
Philadelphia (quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4'2%
pfd. (quar.)
First Bank Stock Corp.
(quar.)
Fleetwood
9
__
Class
10c
dividend
Association
8-
9-10
%c
12
5%
8-15
(quar.)
Inc.
7-25
50c
preferred A (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)___—
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65%
preferred
8-19
__
series—'
Bearings,
(quar.)
Fifty Asso. (Boston)
General
(quar.)
&
common
7%
8-13
3
Co.—
Co.
9
Kerr
9
8-
8-15
9-
$1.25
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd.
9
8-
62
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Hamilton
Cotton,
Ltd.,
com.
5% preferred (quar.)
25c
Warehouse
8-
Co.,
43%%
9-17
8-26
8-26
40c
Hallnor
9-14
—
J
/quar.)-'
Federal-Mogul-Lower
9-27
%c
preferred
$4.50
7
$1.25
9-
$3
common
preferred
30c
1
(quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. (increased)
Kentucky Utilities, comxrxon (quar.)
'
———
8-
$1.25
Hawaiian
9-14
Quarterly
>h % %
Gas
Watch,
convertible
37 %c
j___,
Insurance
8-21
Power
Kellogg Company
•
$1.25
8-13
60c
—
——
Liie
lindens
1
8-22
12
._
5%
City
Kendall
'
7-31
9-16
11-
25c
(quar.)
8-28
$1.12%
__
4%
8-30
8-
Cc
j
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Fedders-Qujgan,
Fruit
commoxx
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.,
$1.18%
(quar.)
tquar.i
8-15
$2
5%
(quar.)
2nd preferred
7-15
4c
Farmers
7-31
75c
(quar.)_.
7-15
RR., 7%
pfd. (quar,)—
Steel Corp., com. tquar.)
Co., $5 preferred tquar.)
Co.
9-16
Ilackensaek Water Co.
8-15
$3.50
(quar.)
Bros.
9-16
9-30
8-15
$12%'c.
Hazeltine
Farmer
9-30
130c
4.64% preferred (quar.)__
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-15
common
Co.
8-
8-16
+40c
Gulf Power Co.,
8-15
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
tquar.)
1
8-31
$12 %c
*.
(quar.)
40c
—
Corp., 50c
1
9-10
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Kansas Power & Light
Co.,
4V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
4V3% preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
3
8-
common
4.35%
8-15
15c
9-
30c
(quar.)_
30c
1
8-31
$1.75
(qugr.)
(quar.)
8-15
5
(quax\)__
$5 preferred
9-
10-
7%c
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp.
8-15
8-20
5c
tquar )
$5 preferred
8-31
8-
1
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
of America
Consumer Finance, class A
60c convertible
prefex-red (quar.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
RR., common
8-15
8-31
8-30
9-15
Kansas
v
9-
15c
Jones & Laughlin
Steel, commoxx (quar.).
5%
preferred, series A (quar.)
4.20%
;
8-15
9-20
11-29
18c
class A (quai\)
!
8-15
50c
12-16
20c
(quar.)
8-31
$1.42
8-24
of Ree,
32c
44c
preferred (quar.)
Jervls Corp.
(quar.)_,
8-26
9-16
Inc.,
5%
—
____
Telecasting Inc.,
40c
4%
Ry.
8-31
$1.25
3
(quar.)
& Dock Co.
8-31
——
9-
$2
t25c
(quar.)
$1.34
—__
.
9-
Jantzen,
9-10
$1
$1.41%
Fall
.
(s-u)
Pacific Tea Co.
$1.37%
—:
9-16
9-25
Industries
&
5%
Bearing
50c
_
125c
common
dividend
Class
8-15
_____
River Gas Co.
tquar.t
Faust-eel Metallurgical (quar.)—Farm
Equipment Acceptance
Fire
Y.)
Guardiaix
8-15
8-31
Pittsburgh
Fafnir
4
1
Holder*
Payable
'
35 %c
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N.
Y.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
9
__
Northern
Slock
1
8-
$1.37%
_
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common
4*2% prior preferred
Ferro
quar.)
(N. Y.) (liquidating)
Green (A. P.) Fire Bx-ick
(quar.)_
Gx-eenfield Tap & Die (quar.)
Gregory
Industries
(increased)
9-16
9-30
__
preferred
8-
3
(quar.).
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Fireman Mfg.
(resumed)
Iroix
8-15
9-
preferred
common
When
Share
]
Utilities,
$1.76
8-23
8-
9-16
Greeley Square Building
9-16
(quar.)——
preferred
Erie
3
8-15
60c
35c
Indemnity Co. (N. Y.)
preferred
Great
8-15
1
1
$25c
.
Corp..
$2 preferred
3
10-
10-
$1.02%
(quar.)
Electric, 5% pfd. tquar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., common (quar.)—
Equity
9-
55c
pfd.
.j._.
(increased
Co.,
9-
30c
12 %c
Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.20 class B preference (quar.)
8-15
7%c
_
District
conv.
9-16
30c
dividend
$4.50
tN.
Gi'eat West Coal,
Ltd.,
Class B. (qjuar.)
8-30
(quar.)
4.10%
Elgin National Watch Co.
Gas
8-26
Great Lakes
10-4
+$1.75
(accum.)
_,—_
Equitable
Co.,
American
7%
8-23
(quar.)
7%
preferred
Equitable Credit
3
class A (quar.),
Great Lakes Dredge
8-30
9-10
■
Empir?
9-
Common
7-31
31 %c
Union
Great Atlantic
7-31
25c
Trust,
Co.
Mfg. Co.
15c
,
Extra
Stock
Great
8-20
t30c
tquar.)
Electric Hose & Rubber, common
Emhart
8
8-15
_
(quar.)
Industries
8-26
s
Insurance-
Quarterly
9-10
9-10
Bank
Great American
9-10
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
preferred (quar.)
5.50% preferred (quar.)
5.68%
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Emery
8-
1
35c
5.36%
Corp.
8-15
1:14c
(quar. >
Grand
9-20
8-20
1
;
5% %
Electrolux
9-11
434%
1
40c
Employees
Grafton «fc Co., Ltd.,
Class A
tquar.)
5
1
8-30
10-
12
common
Gas Co.,
Electric Auto-Lite
10-
10-
____
.
Investment
preferred
8-
30c
_
Ltd.
Assn.,
Natural
4.V*r/o
10c
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Utilities Associates
Economic
8-15
5c
quar.)
.
(quar.)
8-
Per
Name of Company
■
8-16
5
(H.
Increased
8-30
$1.75
pfd.
1
9-
first
Grace National
8-30
9-16
5c
$1 preferred
Eastern
9-16
25c
Mines,
Corp.
7-31
50c
pfd. series 1956
(quar.)
Malartic
8-15
7-31
:___
(quar.)
Co.
2
8-21
buc
_____
East Kootenay Power
Ltd., 7%
9-
50c
Government
9-
8-21
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)-.—
conv.
Co.
27 %C
^
8-15
2
50c
_
(irrcg.)
Ltd., class A
preferred
9-
50c
—
(increased
common
(quar.)
Shale Brick,
W.) Co. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries (increased
50c
—
:
(quar.)_
oi Ree.
47
Holder»
Iowa Southern
(quar.)
Co.
Gossard
8-15
25c
Bradstreet
Dupuis Freres,
East
15c
._
__—
Duke
1
preferred
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Industries
(quar.)__
Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)
^
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.).
6%
When
Payable
& Co.—
convertible
Glen-Gery
8-16
9-
M.)
_
4% preferred (quar.)
Dryer Co. of America (quar.)
Du-Art Film Laboratories, common
Dun
7-3 L
8-14
20c
-
(quar.).
(G.
5('2%
8-15
.9-14
_
common
3
8-30
—
Corp.,
9-
J 31 %C
—
Dravo
9-20
*62%c
(quar.)
Industries
Giannini
Ltd.—
Extra
Dover
1
8-23
+15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Per
Share
Name of Company
1
Gillette
+$1.25
Donnelley tR. R.) & Sons (quar.)_—
Dorr-Oliver, common (quar.)——
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc. (quar.)
Dover
10-
8-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion Stores,
"8-15
3ac
.
Investments,
Holder$
Payable 0/ Ree.
37 %c
,
Bridge,
When
8-30
8-16
62 %C
9-30
9-16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(568)
48
McKesson
8-30
8-10
6-24
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
40c
9-
1
8-
2
4.92%
$1.06 V*
9-
1
8-
2
434%
9-14
70c
(stock dividend)
McLean Industries
Inc.
share of Gulf Shipbuilding .and one
of Mar Tierra for each sh. held)
(One
share
Corporation, common (quar.)_
4Vt% preferred (quar.)
.*.
Meadville Telephone tquar.)
Mead
(quar.)__*
preferred B
*
3.85%
3.90%
*
preferred (quar.)
4.45%
preferred (quar.).
Mexican
Light & Power Ltd.$1 preferred
(s-a)——*~~~—
Miami Copper Co.
(quar.)——
4.35%
Michaels,
&
Stern
Minneapolis <Sr St. Louis Ry.
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
(quar.),
(quar.)
Glass Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.),,
4.60% preferred (quar.)——>——
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common—
•
*-«*»«■»'
I
Pacific
Missouri
9
Otter
Co.
Chemical
Tail
Co,
Power
$3.60
(quar.)—
common
preferred
$4.40
preferred
8-15
8-
5
(quar.),,
.
(quar.)—.————
Outboard
Marine, new
common (initial).—
Owens Illinois Glass, common
(quar.)
preferred
10-
1
9-
3
Oxford
Paper
10-
1
9-
3
$5
97'/2c
10-
1
9-
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
3
$1.11 */4
10-
1
9-
3
$50c
11-
1
10-10
9-26
9-11
Moody's Investor Service—■
$3 partic pfd. (quar.)
Moore Corp, Ltd., common
—
—
12-20
12-
6
preferred
—>.
(quar.)————
Pacilic
Line,
East
Far
—
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
Electric
&
;
-—____*—
pfd.
Co, 6%
5%
preferred
2%e
50c
$2
9- 1
(quar.)**,—1214c
Paton Manufacturing Co, Ltd, com. (quar.)
%20c
7% preferred (quar.)—_———:————
135c
Peabody Coal, 5% convertible pfd, (quar.)—
3114c
-Peerless Cement Co.
(quar.)—*
25c
Pendleton Tool Industries (quar.)
______
20c
9-27
9-13
8-10
7-26
8-30
8-15
8-
50c
9-13
4%
iquar.)
Motors
Chemical
Park
8-30
5%
conv
$1.15
10-
1
9-16
90c
9-17
8-30
4%c
9-17
8-30
1
8-
9
Extra
8-24
9-
8
9
'-.
———
_
——~
—■
$1.25
Corp,
C.)
(G.
3
8-15
40c
9-
1
8-
8-15
8-
1
Penn
4.68%
9-10
8-15
50c
9-
3
8-16
Pennroad Corp.
Pennsalt Chemicals
50c
9-12
8-30
9-
3
8-15
investment
net
from
10c
8-
8-15
4.70%
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.50%
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
National Acme, common (quar.)
—
4.60%
$1
8-16
8-
5
50c
8-22
8-
6
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
50c
(quar.),—_
preferred
By-Products
Casket
National
Common
A
Pennsylvania
Quarterly
'10-15 «
9-23
8-
1
9-
3
8-
9
—
—
$1.06 %
9-16
8-15
$1.12%
9-
8-dO
3
t5c
10-
9-
Pepper
Perfect
9-
9-25
9-
3
9-13
8-16
$8c
common
National-U.
Radiator Corp.
S.
Chemical
Nease
Brothers
Neisner
Co.
Gas
Haven
New
Y.
Air
N.
Y.
Central
Co.
—
7-29
Petrolite
Corp.
7-25
Phoenix
Glass
8
9
25
shares held
Philadelphia
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
9-14
8-30
8-15
8-
8-15
9-16
9-
2
9-30
8-
1
Phila.
2
8-
2
9-13
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
G
8-30
8-15
in
9-18
~50c
io-vi
8-
9
8-30
$2
9-
3
8-16
$2.50
9-
3
8-16
50c
8-15
7-19
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
6
414%
$1.12 %
10-
1
9-
6
and
foOc
Ltd
21c
Norfolk
&
&
Western
(quar.)
Norrnetal Mining, Ltd. (interim)-..:
American
5 Va %
North
Car,
preferred
American
B
Northeastern
Northern
(quar.)
Cement
(111.)
Northern Ohio
Telephone
Northern Quebec
514%
$4
prior
Water,
preferred
Noyes
5y2%
(quar.)
Talbot, common
Coke,
9-30
8-30
8-21
Potash
8-12
3
9
8%c
8-15
8-
9-20
8-23
9-30
8-23
40c
25c
8
10-
1
8-15
Stock
Prentice-Hall,
5%
Procter
5%
8-23
8-26
8-
5
(Chas. F.) Co, common
25c
9-
2
8-15
$1.12*2
9-
2
8-15
$1.31 %
9-
2
8-15
10-
1
9-20
Service
$1
31
25c
$1
9-
3
9-
3
9-10
8-21
8-15
8-15
8-
9
8-16
Service
Common
(Equal
to
(interim)
approximately $1.: 9)
•
3
3
3
3
9- 3
9999-
8-20
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-12
10-15
9-13
10-15
9-13
9- 3
8- 2
2
8-15
9-16
9-30
9-2
10-15
8-30
9-20
9-
$-9
10- 1
9-24
8- .1
1214c
15c
133/4C
55c
8-15
8t 1
8-1
8- 1
8-30
8-15
8-15
9-20
10s
9-13
9-
6
;
1
of
5%
Public
Co.
Service
4.08%
A
New
of
&
4.30%
preferred
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
common
*
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
(quar. I
(quar.i
9-
5
8-15
9-
5
8-15
$1.12*4
(quar.i
9-
1
8-10
9-14
8-15
5c
8-
9
7-12
5c
9-
2
5c
9-
2
8-15
68:,4C
.9-
2
8-15
68'* 4 c
9-
2
8-15
31*/4C
11-
1
10-15
25c
75c
(Texas.)—I——_
v
.1
series
3rd
_____
(quar.)—
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-15
7 : i
$1,12*4
8-15
7-31
3-15.
8-
20c
class A
(quar.)
8-15
11-1
10-15
U0c
9-10
8-22
5%
8-12
7-31
125c
8-31
8-15
Co.
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
preference
_£-15
9-
3
(quar.)
SI.02^4
9-
3
8-15
S1.18:*4
9-
3
8-15
$1.02 Vz
9-
3
8-15
$1.2334
8-15
H
(quar.)!
K (quar.)—1
preferred
J
4.95% preferred
Rochester Transit
Rockland
Light &
4.65%
Power
4.75%
9-
3
9-
3
8-15
$1.16
10-
1
9-23
$1.19
10-
1
Co.—
(quar.)—
iquar.)__!
preierred A
preferred B
_
10c
;:
(quar.)
Corp.
•
9-23
...
50c
9-10
Stock
dividend
2%
9-18
8-16
Stock
dividend
2%
12-18
11-15
RocKWeil
Spring
Haas
&
Co,
preferred
Aircraft
Rolland
Axle,
&
(quar.),
B
8-
9
8-
9
3
8-15
9-
UOc
'7-31
9-
+20c
(quar.)_
1
8-20
4%
class A (quar.)
1
9-
$1
________
dividend)
(stock
8-16
9-
50c
(quar.)
common
Paper Ltd,
Class
(quar.)
common
3
8-15
♦$1.06',4
9-
3
6-10
8-
1
30c
Quarterly
9-16
30c
11-12
11-1
30c
4*,4% preferred (quar.)
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)
Quanerly
2-10-58
1-31
;
;
Royal Oak. Dairies Ltd, class
Royalties Management Corp!_
115c
A
8-15
,
7-26
.
10c
9-11
8-12
tquar.>
?5c
8-
5
7-22
Ryerson
(increased)
10c
9-26
9-13
<fe
Haynes
—
&
S
Fine
W
Foods,
St.
Croix Paper
St.
Lawrence
5%
preferred
Louis
$5
preferred
Regis
-4.40%
(quar. )_a._—
Ry,
$1.25
4.70%
A
LtcL,
(quar. i_
com.
Corp.
preferred
$4
Oil
Co.
A
Co:
Shenanuo
!)
9-
3
8-
!)
9-
3
8-
9
25c
8-
9
7-19
8-28
8-12
50c
8-19
8-
50c
9-10
8-16
&
+
8-15
31 */4C
6-
1
8-15
2
8-23
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
8-15
3-23
7-15
SSI
8-15
7-19
150c
10-
2
156'Ac
10-
2
(initial)
pith
5
8-
! .♦
9-27
9-12
9-
3
8-15
8-30
$1.25
6c
9-13
$1.12%
8-15
8-15
7-31
1
8-15
25c
9-14
8-23
15c
6-31
8-10
01c
9-
3
8-15
25c
9-
1
a-1:(
62 %c
9-
1
6-13
15c
10-
1
15c
iquar.)
change
approved
announc
10-
9-
7-31
of
Corp,
-meat
under
title.
fqiiar.)
(quar.i
Power—
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
—
8-30
9-10
a-:."i
1212c
I 9-10
8-15
75c
9-14
(quar.)
Ltd.
iquar.i
(quar.)—
< quar.)__.
2
._
55c
9-30
9-30
9-30
35c
9-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
8-30
34c
8-15
7-17
preferred A (quar.)
$1.5-5 conv.
preferred (quar.)
South Bend Lathe Works iquar.)
8-23
Southern
oonotone Corp,
<quar.)__
common
(quar.)
conv.
Ltd,
iqrar. i
9-13
45c
9-
30c
;—
tquar.)
Smith
iS. Morgan) Co. iquar.)__
Smith-Douglass
Co.
iquar.)
Co.
Mobil Oil
8-30
1
70c
(quar.)
45c
' $1.02
S1.04*2
$1.07'-a
9-14
8-
8-26
SI
of America
Co,
8-30
8-26
50c
Skelly
$1.25
8-30
15c
—
(quar.)
9-
9-30
8-
50c
common
Singer Mfg. Co.
Socony
1
10c
+50c
(quar.)
1
Oil
7-26
10-
:
oh/
recently
preferred
Simpsons,
8-22
8-20
10c
iquar.i
com.
Signode Steel Strapping, common
B
9-
9-18
311% c
(quar.)
$2.41 preferred
Class
9-16
35c
—
Shopping Bag Food Stores
Simmons Co.
3
2oc
•*>
:
dividend
Faciiic
9
8-
1
<quar.i-
Co,
corporate
Corp.
8-14
9-
25c
Salada-Shir riff-Horsey
to
See
7-26
Corp, Ltd.—
Stockholders
Ltd.
10-15
.
j25c
:
name
1
15c
Products
Shirriff-Horsey
9-
25c
(quar.)
Pen, class A
Water,
preferred
8-15
8-30
common
iquar.i
A
1
OOc
(quar.»
Power,
11-
9
10-15
i
91V4c
iquar.i.
Corp,
11-
35c
*
iquar.)
(quar,)
Extra
5'<
8-
2 *,4%
B
Shr-rwin-Wiihams
Sierra
3
$1
Inc.
A.)
Valley
Sherman
new
9-
(initial)
Shell Oil Co.
Shoe
!)
85c
(quar.),
common
Class B
4%
8-
_____
(quar.i„___
Water
(W.
3
—
(quar.) a
(quar.)—______—
preferred
preferred
Sheaffer
1
1
9-
•_
preferred
4'2%
11-
20*BC
Co,
tshawimgan
4'2%
11-15
iquar.)*_
Co.
Strvomechauisms,
Class
8-
29%c
_i
—:
Eoeouck
:
9
8-15
-9-
29 i A c
—
Securities'- Acceptance
5
8
8-
.-
SralrirJit-Oswego-Falls Corp.
Stars
6
1
0
60c
—
U'Jlp
Cv.,.l>.C
9-
8-
—
$3.65 preferred (quar.)——
Seaboard Surely co. IN. Y.)
iquar.)______
fc'eyfces &■ Co. Ltd, common (quar.)__—~—
5% preferred (quar.j
r.
Mfg.
Seaboard
1
1
tquar.)
Scot ten-Dillon
Scovill
7-26
9-
9-15
—
(quar.i
common
prei'ericd
$3.40
2
15c
D .(quar.)——______
tquar.)
Co,
Paper
3
10-
:>15c
.
+34**8
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
Scott
Works,
Industries
Sabering
3
9-
12-
9-17
35c
(quar.)_
preferred C (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Schenley
9-
9-J 7
12-1 ^
.'
$1.10
common-——_
—
preferred
4.70%
2
15c
Co,
preferred
Water
4;,.u%
9-27
$1.25
preferred A < quar.)—
:
San Antonio Transit Co, common
Jose
10-25
37 */4 c
common——
5%
San
9-27
+$1:25
■*„%—
—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
Common
8-
10-25
25c
(quar.)
Paper
1st
7-31
8-15
*i'25c
;
(quar.)_._
common
preferred (quar.)
£5
St.
A
Ltd,
Francisco
San
common
8-15
25c
Inc.,
(quar.)
Corp,
9-16
75c
I
Co.—
$1.25
(quar.)
80c
(quar.)________________
Sinclair Oil Co.
:
(quar.)
Inc.
8-16
9-30
10- 1
Mexico-
(quar.)
Pullman,
9-1
84c
*
<quar,l_
Electric
9
8-15
Sjlvervood Dairies, Ltd, class A (quar.)——
:
<
preferred
preferred
pref.
8-20
11-1»
8-15
7-19
9-13
9-13
Hampshire—
New
4.18%
ciiv.
9- 3
12- 1
25c
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
preferred
9
$1.06*/4
$1.05
$1.12*/2
(quar.)
Service
8-
50c
*_*_
preferred (quar..)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Public
9-3
J25c
1
(quar.)
Co.
8- 9
Colorado—
(quar.)
,
8-15
9- 3
162V2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)*
Co.
8-31
45c
$1.25
25c
*
(quar.)
Co,
7'/4c
15c
8-20
7-30
8-15
7-31
7-31
8- 5
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
50c
9- 3
8- 6
9- 3
8-15
8-15
8-15
20c
$3.35
SI.40
shares
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co, Ltd.—
American
9- 4
$1.50
15e
j.
contmon
common
Transport
Common
Co.—
;
Public
—
/.
Gamble
&
4.20%
9-16
*
(s-a)
preferred
Public
;
(quar.)*
Inc.,
Gardner
Prince
4*4%
70c
(s-a L
9- 4
25c
(quar.)
(initial)
America,
preferred
4*/2%
preferred
*„**__■
dividend
9-13
2
of
Co.
8-
+69c
(quar.)
Steel
Portsmouth
9-10
10-
&
Gas
Provincial
(quar.)
9- 4
9-30
$1.75
10c
,
(quar.)
Portland
9-
;
(quar.)—!—
Co.
&
Pope &
6%
preferred
20c
Cement
9-30
1J24%
*
Place
8-12
4
;
7-10
7-10
$1
*
preferred (quar.)
Glass Co.——_—
conv.
7-18
4
common
;
(quar.)*__
A
preferi-ed
9
44c
Portland
$2
6%
Finance,
8-
9-
Quarterly
Northeastern
Pioneer
class
8-15
48c
Service,
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
Industries,
9-10
9-
(quar.)
8-25
9-25
$1.3714
6214c
!
(final)
shares
American
Pinellas
30c
1
(quar.)
7-29
20c
Pihsuury Mills, common (quar.)_
$4
preferred
(quar.)—
Pinchin Johnson & Assoc, Ltd.—
90c
9-18
(quar.)
8rl2
8- 5
25c
1.
common
7-31
'25c
States
Gas,
(quar.)
Poor
9-18
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
S
(nuar,)
Natural
preferred
8-90
Po^er, Ltd.—
Public
$5.50
8-16
15c
(quar.)
Bancorpmation
Northwestern
4%%
Gas
preferred
1st
Northwest
Piedmont
9-16
15c
(quar.)—
9-20
8-20
8-15
42,;»c
(quar.),
9-13
$1,281 %
,
Northern Oklahoma
Co.
T\/rf<>'.
35c
*_
(Hartford)
Co.
1
9- 3
9- 3
9-10
payment of 40 centavos)-*—
preferred
(quar.)—
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.*
Public Service—
(quar.)
preferred
(a
7%
(quar.)
♦
10-
25c
1214c
9114c
98:!4C
$1.23x4
$1.25
6
8-
6
tquai.)—
pfd.
conv.
and
preferred
4.10%
St.
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
9-
fquar.)
Insurance
Indiana
Common
514%
8-31
8- 2
12.14c
payment of 25 centavos)_
(a
40c
___
Corp, cl. A
;
Gas
Common
f3c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Shore
4.40%
6
—
(quar.)
25c
preferred
adj.
(quar.)
150c
—
—
(quar. I
Ry Co
—!
Ry, common (quar.)___
Southern
Norfolk
Class
9-10
9-
undistributed
—
North
1
investment income
accumulated
from
capital. gains)
Mines, Ltd.
North
10-
*
'quar.)
preferred
7-3J
8-31
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Pittsburgh
current net
Noranda
4%
93 %c
Share Corp.—
from
(14c
4.95%
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Phillips Pet;oleum Co.
$4.50
Niagara
3.95%
5%
Water,
preferred
preferred
preferred
phonii
(s-a)______
preferred (quar.),——
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co.,
common
Suburban
8-10
25c
common (quar.):
(quar.)
;
Electric,
9-
3.65%
8-15
8-15
7-31
50c
*;
preference
9- 3
9- 3
8-15
8'/3C
8V3C
(monthly)
1
$1
40c
$1
-1
9-
9-
50c
9-15
20c
20c
tl5c
$2.1214
75c
(quar.)—
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Gas, com. (quar.)
preferred
New York State Electric &
7-27
25c
Co,
(quar.)**
Co.
Monthly
Reading
common
non-cumulative
$5
8-10
8-
9-
45c
of quarterly cash dividend)
__
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.) —
York Dock,
New
Petroleum
Preferred
each
20%
100%
$1.75
.
Hopewell Gas
Exploration Co
8-12
$1.01%
pfd. (quar.)
of
8-15
2oc
dividend)***
9-20 ;
8-31
50c
Ryder System. Inc.
Co.)—
(quar.)_
<fe
9-30
95c
(s-a)__
share
9- 3
Gear Co.—
&
(stock
preferred
8-26
60c
(One
for
Circle
Petersburg
RR.—
common
lieu
Y,
7
7%c
(quar.),,^——
Co.
dividend)
(Stock
N.
Brake
7%
35c
4.05%
N.
10-
1
(see Dr. Pepper
Corp.
(quar.)
(Dr.)
Common
10c
(quar.)
Co.
11-
1
20c
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
preferred
(quar.)—,
New
10c
10-
$1.06 */4
—
(quar.)
—
Co.
—J"'
:
-
Jeweler's, Ltd. (s-a)
:
Bureau Valley RR. (s-a)—_
10c
(quar.)
common
Casualty
Amsterdam
New
25c
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.40
Nestle-Lemur
._j.—
!
(quar.)
4)4% pfd.
(quar.)—
Neptune Meter Co,
.—
(quar.)
Co,
Neiman-Marcus
$1.50
(quar.)—
National Theatres, Inc.
10-1
9- 9
——
*
Perkins Machine
6
75c
$1.75
Co,
(quar.)
Credit
&
6
(quar.)
Lead
7%
Peoples
12- 6
1
1-2-58
preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred B (quar.)
—
National Starch Products
(quar.),,
National Steel <fc Shipbuilding
National
(quar,)_
F
G
Voting common (quar.)—
Non-voting common (quar.).
Peoria
t5c
:
(quar.)
E
—.—
9-13
12-13
preferred,! (quar.)—
4)4%
4%
(quar.)*—,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
8-15
,
1
Little & Co,
A
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
(quar.)
A
Pennsylvania
8
25c
1
.
preferred (quar.)
National Hosiery MilU, Ltd.—
Class
9
8-
Chemical Corp.—
&
(quar.)
4%%- preferred (quar.)
National Gypsum Co, $4.50
Class
6
8-
8-27
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Distillers
National
8-
8-30
30c
(quar.),
National Cash Register
8-22
$1.75
IOC
National"Biscuit,-7%
National
(quar.)
preferred B
preferred C
preferred D
3.70%
4.05%
2c
and
income
securities profits)——
realized
from
_______
(quar.)
(from, ordinary invest, inc.)
4 40%
Mutual Investment Fund—
(8c
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
com.
(quar.)
H.)
(H.
1
12 Vac
—
__2
quar.)*:
(
r
Aviation
4.10%
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
50c
9
(quar.)__I_—
9-13
1010-
1-1-58
t28c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4%
preferred F (guar:)——_1_—_•
Class
9-1
4.60%
9-
7-19
inc.—
,
2nd
Cement
Robinson,
$1.15
Glass Sand (quar.)——45c
R. R. (quar.)———
35c
Power Co, 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
$1.06
Utilities Investment Co.'—
50c
8-10
9-28
8-15
Participating
Rohr
preferred
8-30
$1.25
3
7-19
+27c
(quar.)
cl. A
(reduced)*
Valley Gas Co.
,pfd.
Robinson
8-9
8- 9
8-9
8-9
8- 9
8-9
9- 6
8-5
8-15
Penman's
3
9-
C-J.5
80c
preferred
Robertson
*
9-
9-17
'
$1.25 participating
3-30
8-1
7-31
9-17
(quar.i
A
v
7-31
15c
+5c
414%'
B
Riverside
8-31
^8-31
8-16
8-15
roc
Finance Co,
514%
514%
3
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
class
9-1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
————
Ltd, common (increased)---±—
Fruit, common
(quar.)—
—
2
40c
—
Co. (quar.),
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
——
Muskegon Motor Specialties, $2 pfd. (quar.)
Murphy
9-
$1
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp.
8-30
30c
—
Mills Co.,
Paper
Finance
8-15
7%c
preferred (quar.)—,—
$5
1
9-14
9-
B
class
$1.10
9214c
——$1.01
$1.1714
' $1.1214
8-30
9-
10%
Tobacco.'
Mfg. Co,
Rohm
1
8-16
35c
( quar.
Coinmon
8-23
10-
8-15
8-15
8-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
8-15
9-15
9- 1
7-11
8-22
3
(quar.)„—2___
Corp.
Co.
Common
9-14
t$1.75
10- 1
25c
32%c
33c
25c
32%c
33c
t45c
8%c
5714c
58%c
8
9-
31 */4C
(Canada), Ltd,
(R. J.)
9
9-12
—
Grande
40c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Moore-McCormick Lines (quar.)
Moore Products Co.
(initial quar.)
50c
—
8-
50c
*
Aviation
Class
15c
7%
(quar.)
50c
—
Richfield Oil Corp.
9- 1
9- 9
7%
preferred (quar.) —
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—.
$1
preferred
(quar.),—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1
7-26
2'4c
Copper & Brass
9-10
7-25
,j7-25
7-25
10-25
10-25 *
10-25
7-15
'8-20
8-20
8-20
8-16
Common
7-22
8-15
1%
.
Drug
Reynold»
8-16
9-13
,
8-30
8-30
8-
3-15
12V4C
(quar.)
Rexall
8-16
J
9-10
9-30
50c
t quar.
Revere
d)->
12-1
S-13
9- 3
9-13
8-15
Co.—
1
37*/ec
—
Transportation
Peninsular Telephone
1
8-
*
(quar.)
Corp.
2y2c
——
—.—r-
(
8-15
(quar.)—*—
common
———
_
Parmclee
7-26
9-16
Sheraton
Park
9-13
10-
50c
Co,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
5%
9-16
(quar.)
com,
preferred
Paramount
5
Line,
9-20
20c
iquar.)__—__
:U;quar,)—*____44*2i3_—
A
hitter
35c
Pipe
Eastern
Co.
Insulation
&
Chains
Rio
Panhandle
8-15
8-15
8-16
9-16
50c
20c
20c
45c
$1
50c
714c
12 *4 c
35c
Pile
Extra i
Class
9-16
7-30
1
Renold
7-26
8- 1
7-30
8-21
8-15
10-
7-26
8-15
8-15
10- 1
1-2-58
9-1
11-13
9-13
2814c
2714c
8-23
(quar. )_:_**1„
dividend
10-1
11-30
20c
37 %c
$1.10
Stock
Rheem
$1.12%
:
4.36%
8-22
9-16
Reichhola Chemicals
7-26
8-30
$1.12%
8-16
4.50%
Co.
dividend
Republic
8-31
10-
Tile
5
9-12
30c
preferred
conv.
7-26
7-26
7-26
7-19
8- 2
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_______ *____—
preferred (quar.)—,
—*—*■—.4
Pacific Lighting Corp. (quar.)
—.—_
Pacific Mills (quar.)-.—C——
Pan American World
Airways, Inc.———
4.80%
1
(quar.)
3114c
7-
5
20c
(quar.)
< quar
Owl Stores
Refractory
7-26
8-16
10-
Motor
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
11-15
15c
$1.25
8-30
8-
5c
(quar.)—
(quar. )*____
Inc.
Redonda
8-16
7-15
9-30
(initial)
Reading Co, common (quar.)—
4%
1st preferred (quarl.»_
Reading Tube, common (quar.)
8-16
8-31
10-
Mosinee
9- 1
8-15
8-15
3714c
34%c
(quar.)
11-30
75c
Inc.
$0.328114
(quar.)
—.—_%*■.■
preferred (quar.)———
5%%
Co.
Raymond Concrete
Red
8-30
9-16
8-23
|15c
;
quar.)
Electrotype
Co.
Rayonier,
9-27
50c
t35c
(quar,»_*__
<
Ray-O-Vac Co.
8-16
50'/4C
7-
Purina
Rapid
8-1
25c
Inc.
Ranco,
10-1
8-15
9- 1
56 Vic
1
9- 5
10- 1
10-15
9- 1
15c
(quar.)
common
t45c
Co,
..
(quar.)
common
t$1.75
Morrison-Knudsen
40c
90c
$1.10
20c
62y2c
$1
50c
$1.25
Ralston
8-15
9-1
i.
Co.—
Insurance
*
Resources,
Stock
Pacific Gas
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
—
8-15
10-1
9-10
9-1
9- 1
,
8-23
Quarterly
3
9-13
9-30
75c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Montrose
9-
25c
class A__—
Cement
(quar.)
RR.,
Portland
Missouri
1
40c
—G.—
Mississippi
Monsanto
$1
10-
,
(quar,),:
Minneapolis Gas Co.
ClaSS
9
9
35c
Co.—
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
4% % preferred "$50 par"
(quar.)
4%% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
4%% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.),—
Midwest Piping Co., Inc.—_______—
4%%
Inc.
9
96 Vic
—
Radorock
9-
4%
—
8-16
11-15
8-13
8-21
I-lo
7-15
9-15,,
8-15
8-15
8-15
8- 7
8-13
9-12
9-
*
(quar.)
9- 1
12- 1
9- 2
9-10
8-15
9-
12'Ac
(quar.)
(interim)
1
7
—
(quar.)
preiemH1
preferred
preferred
3.80%
Quemont Mining, Ltd.
1
8-
30C
Messenger Corp. (quar.),
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
8-16
9-27
8-16
30c
Quarterly
9-10
10-
1
8-21
9oc
& Scott-
Merritt-Chapman
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec Power Go. (quar.)
10-
9-
25c
—
(quar.) _*_**
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)——<____**-
Merck & Co., common
Quaker City Fire & Marine
7-31
7-31
7-31
preferred
of Ree.
40c
(quar.)_______l___:
8-15
25c
$1
15c
Co.
9-16
8-15
8-15
8-15
87*/2C
8-16
HolderM
' 9-9
$3
8-15
'
(1951 series) (quar,)—~
$1.0614
(1951 series) (quar.)
$1.06%
Omar, Inc., 4*4% class A preferred (quar.)
$1>12%'.
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
—„—30c
Ontario Steel Products Ltd, common (quar.)
t25c
7%
preferred iqitar.)
__—t$1.75
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
—,
20c
1
Oil
Share
Sugar
50c
(quar.)—
common
Pure
Alegre
9- 3
preferred
414%
9-
*___*___
(quar.).
Co.
Chemical,
7-31
9- 3
When
Payable
Per
Name of Company
Punta
5c
3714c
61 %c
59%c
common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Holders
$1.14
■——■—-—_____
—
MathieSon
Olin
7-31
(quar.)
414%
.*—.—.___*'
Mfg. Co.-,.—-..
Menasco
Men gel
8-15
50c
$1.18%
(quar.)——
4%% preferred A
4%
—
Corp.—
Shoe
Melville
1
8-
3
Payable of Rec.
t$1.75
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Ohio Edison Co, 4.56%
preferred (quar.),,
Oklahoma Mississippi
River Products Line,
150c
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines Ltd.
& Robbing (quar.)
Mclntyre
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
9-
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name ol Comvany
9-10
5
8-15
a-
a
7-30
8
23
—
30c
8-20
7-26
2
50c
9-10
a-
7c
fe-_0
8-30
31 %c
9-30
8-30
33%c
,_
—*
9-30
8-30
50c
.j.
8-30
8,-15
oOc
9-23
9-13
.
Volume 186
Number 5661
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(569)
Per
Name of
Southern
preferred
preierred
(quar.)
Railway,
5%
preferred
Gas
com.
Southwestern
Electric
5
8-
8-31
8-
8-15
8-
6
and
50c
9-13
70c
9-13
9-13
8-15
50c
8-15
Southwestern
Service
(quar.)—
29c
3.70%
Public
preferred
3.90%
Service,
9-
preferred
t
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
($100
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
4.10%
Southern
5%
Utah
8-15
10-18
11-
1
1
10-18
1
United
10-18
united
1
10-18
(quar.)_—_
25c
9-
$1.25
common
common
1 quar. 1
(quar.)
60c
$1.05
__.—
20c
8-
8-
9
the
50c
new
ferred
stock
dividend).
dividend
for
each
Stauffer Chemical
St^her-Tranne
(quar.)_
—
(One
shares
5%
preferred
Stem
(a.)
<5s
9-10
8-
9
40c
9-
3
t37V2c
10-
1
25c
8-26
8-15
5
Bros.
7-15
9-
3
8-16
9-30
9-14
$1.25
12-31
(quar.)_
—.—^
30c
8-15
7-31
Stifel
Stores
7%
1st
Stone
&
Webster
Stonega
Storer
preferred
Coke
B
&
$1.25
Wells
(D.
A.)
—
(quar.)
common
Sun
Ltd.
——_—
(quar.)—
Propane Gas,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mid-Continent Oil
Common
4'A%
5'A%
2nd
Sunshine
A
preferred
Biscuits
Co.
Class
1955
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Inc.
—
-
Thriftimart, 5%
B
common
(quar.)—_—
class
A
A
(quar.)
—-
Y.)
(quar.)
8
8-
8
41'AC
9-
1
8-
8
9-
5
8-
2
8
9-14
10-
1
1 -1-58
10-
7-25
8-16
9-
9-11
7-23
8-15
7-23
Western
8-
1
Western
Canada
1
Western
Life
St.
8-
1
Western
8
Western
Tablet
5%
tl2'Ac
8-15
7-31
8c
8-31
8-
15c
9-25
10-
1
9-11
1
9-13
9-16
8-23
8-15
7-31
White
8-
5
9
60c
8-15
7-31
9-
8-
5
8-
1
1
8-15
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
Oil
&
Class
Class
Union
of
A
Artists
preferred
9-10
9-20
9-10
8-30
8-15
9-10
8-
8-20
sales
taxes
F.
in
$1,088,766
before.
8-24
ently
6
35c
9-
3
8-
3
8-
'.)
60c
8-15
50C
10-
8-
J
SEC
1
9-lfl
8-15
8-
$1.12'/a
8-15
In
in
tiha
over
of
half
the
1956.
this
of
year
January-to-June
to
outstanding
full
1956.—V.
30
10,143,601
185,
reported
six months
first half
71c
$2.34
on
full
shares
per
30
June
last.
shares
common
2852.
p.
of
94%
in
30, 1957.
that net earnings of
equal to $1.38
the
in
based
are
rise
a
earnings
and
ended June
said
were
share
a
increased
to
to
after
share, compared with
a
corresponding
the 1,534,778
on
$2,115,712
six
months
the
shares
common
$42,069,396
$4,398,312,
corporation
shares
3- 30
30c
first
equivalent
were
shares
the
on
President,
figures
covering
of
from $26,070,825.
Earnings
$2,267,866.—V. 185, p. 2717.
from
Wm.
T.
ceeds
A
July
on
55,000
class
class
one
9-13
25c
—
the
1957
or
rose
The
1
8-
$400,920,717
14.4 %
year
pres¬
before-
Super Food Services, Inc., Bronx, N, Y.—Files—_
7-25
**
of
of
months
outstanding.
taxes
7-25
8-10
8-15
30,
July
on
for
Both
Sales
!)
9-
8-10
earnings
common
$2.48
June
Olson,
the
7-23
25c
full
with
company
in
7-19
8-
six
1
months
on
Jr.,
witn
compares
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Earnings
Up 94%—
8-
$1.06 y4
six
10,752,254
30c
$1.12'A
first
the
for
Pew,
N.
1956.
increase
9
$1.12
-
for
subsidiaries
Joseph
This
income
gross
an
profit margin in the
Income compared to 7.2%
gross
compares
Bruce
5
income
gross
of
period
a
its
29.
year.
outstanding
7-26
corresponding
July
on
company's
of
1957
the
on
of
the
The
the
announced
earnings resulted from
months of
this
year,
last
The
._
Wilcox
Oil
Co.
Winn-Dixie
9-
1
8-20
30c
9-
1
8-20
Wilson &
B
stock
share
to
are
be
of
(par
and
used
filed
22
shares
letter
a
class
A
class
to
notification
(par
be
the
$1)
at
.
with
and
offered
share
B
Chicago, 111., is
working capital.
for
of
stock
cent)
one
one-half
Tegtmeyer & Co.,
1
75c
In
the
27,500
units
$5.05
of
unit.
per
underwriter.
The
pro¬
Mfg. Co.
8-
2
8-
1
8-26
8-27
Wood
(quar.)
8-27
Public
(Alan)
Wood
(G.
(Gar)
H.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-28
9-
1
8-15
Woodley
90c
9-
3
8-
Woolworth
(F.
8-31
8-
9
Woolworth
(F.
8-31
8-
9
9-27
8-28
$1
8-15
7-20
92'A»
8-15
7-20
87'A«
$1.12'/
8-15
7-20
conv.
and
Wrigley
8-15
10-18
Yale
11-15
10-18
Yellow
11-15
10-18
SI. 12'A
;
87'Ac
(quarj-
11-15
33 c
9-
$i 25
9-
10-18
8-15
3
8-15
60c
8-10
7-10
Louisiana—
20c
J
(quar.)
9-16
9-
20c
9-16
9-
6
40c
9-
8-
9
3
6
9-15
8-15
$1.25
9-16
9-
Circuit—
(quar.)
5'A%
10-
8-20
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
X0-11
8-21
8-30
preferred
Petroleum
9-30
8-16
8-
W.)
W.)
payment
deduction
(Wm.)
Jr.
Co.
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
Co.
&
7-31
stock
$1.12'A
9-14
8-30
p.
$1.20
9-14
$1.10
(quar.)__
30c
9-20
8-30
9-
8-15
22'Ac
9-10
8-30
8-31
8-15
each
option
31'Ac
9-
3
8-15
date
is
I2V2C
(quar.)__
9-30
9-13
$2
—
—_—
62'Ac
9-
3
8-
tends
(Interim.)—
income
8d
8-26
7-12
tax
British
x
Less
Jamaica
o-ate
to
to
acquire
on
be
3
8-20
value
1
9-20
of
$100
9-10
8-10
9-30
9-14
25c
9-16
9-
3
which
9-16
9-
3
poration will
SI.25
$1.25
9-16
8-16
laws
laws
this
dividend,
JVo»*
tax
Income
tax.
dat*
date
was
U
1,012,984
were
scrip
and general
tlncludes dividend
June
for
quarter.
shares
fractional
of
common
shares).—V.
183,
incorrect.
indicated
With
The
hera.
corrected
payment
by
amendment;
Panama
and
the
law
subscription
June
on
25,
price
It
1957.
an
agreement with Syntex International, S.
all of the assets of Syntex International,
20,
A.
per
S.
under
is
1957,
10,000
share
A.
The
in
consideration
shares
and
its
of
which
issuing
Preferred
assuming all
assets
for
of
the
Stock
to
of
liabilities
A.
to
S.
A.
Syntex
the
of
in¬
par-
Syntex.
the
Corporation will thus ac¬
quire consist principally of all of the outstanding stock of the following
corporations: (1) Syntex, S. A.,' a corporation organized under the laws
of
the
Republic of Mexico,
(2)
American Steroids, Inc. and Phar¬
maceutical Products Co.,
Inc., both corporations organized under the
8-30
(quar.)
S.
International,
7'AC
(quar.)
into
Sept.
International,
9-
10-
Curry Co
record
there
selling
in
(Republic of Panama)—Registers
Exchange Commission—
supplied
enter
10-18
published
and/or
30, 1957
(including
substantially
about
or
1
income
June
organized
was
25c
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Less
all
taxes,
share.
per
Syntex
9
of Depositary
for
plant,
and to the holders of options to purchase common
on the basis of one share of Syntex common for each
Ogden common, and one share of Syntex common for
to purchase four shares of Ogden common.
The record
25c
closed
of
franchise
Pump Co. received
of
1
Tube
State
Corp.,
Ogden,
of
shares
11-
&
j Previous
3
Ogden
stock
four
(monthly
not
for
July 24,
10-
Sheet
depreciation
675,800
$716,168
corporation, filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering 1,165,750 shares of its common stock, $2 par.
Syntex proposes to offer this stork to the holders of the common stock
1
$1.37'A
25c
books
for
Syntex Corp.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spring & Wire
t$l,391,968
371,800
This
37'Ac
Youngstown
of
Securities and
Wood Steel)
25c
A.)
6 Months
t$801,067
income-
2339.
8-30
of
Ui
the
lI1C
Commonwealth
GUIUUIUU ITCUtVAI
of
Puerto
-
Rico,
,
"
a
Young (L.
Extra
3 Months
miscellaneous
provision
outstanding
20c
&
2852.
p.
8-30
9-14
—
Co
Park
185,
(estimated)
stock of Wayne
on
NOTE!—As
10-15
0-15
—
Cab
above—V.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
$429,267
and
(quar.)
Mfg.
and
tax
provision
$99,487
10-31
—
Towne
Yosemite
of
34c
(quar.)
expenses
on
Aug. 6, at which
capitalization changes.
income
expenses,
of
& Co., Ltd.
less British
of
profit
Income
^After
2
40c
Net
$1.50
(quar.)
held
be
proposed
9-13
—
(quar.)___
Co.
will
Period Ended June 30, 1957
^Operating
Federal
8-15
8c
—
Michigan Chemical Corp.
7-25
90c
Corp.
$1,700.
certain
on
4C4.
p.
Symington-Gould
7-30
25c
—
than
meeting
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—To Sell DivisionSee
(increased)
pfd.
common
•Transfer
(quar.).
$12'Ac
7-25
7-20
11-15
8-30
less
annual
will vote
7-26
1
company's
7-29
*
—
(see Alan
Monthly
Monthly
92'Ac
_
—
—
8-26
8-15
Industries)
Industries,
Above
9-20
5%
The
7-25
9-30
25c
Newspaper Machinery
?30c
38c
8-15
40c
(quar.)
Service, common
Co.,
&
62'Ac
2
8-13
15c
34%c
Industries—
30c
—
186,
40c
(quar.)
Steel Co.
(See Gar Wood
Woodall
—V.
Corp
Power
Wood
Wood
10-11
8c
(quar.)
& Light, com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin
1
—
preferred
8-15
11-
:——
8-15
8-15
committed
stockholders
25c
8-30
8-23
has
time
(monthly)
preferred
trast,
8-16
10-11
25c
Wisconsin
4.44%
of
1
25c
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
3.60% preferred (quar.)
8-15
9-14
.
Pointing out that management represented an investment in Superior
almost $1,000,000, Mr. Doroshaw said that the
committee, in con¬
8-31
8-27
.
9
—.
Bankshares
.
9-13
9-14
9-
(quar.)
2
8-15
1
(quar.)
6
3
10-
11-
(quar.)__
8-
3
1
9-10
$1
8-12
9-
8-
8-15
In
a
letter mailed on July 31
to stockholders of this company,
M. Doroshaw, Chairman, answered criticisms
leveled by an "Inde¬
pendent committee," recently formed by three New York men.
Ho
termed a letter sent to stockholders by the committee as
"a
docu¬
ment
replete with innuendos, erroneous deductions and conclusions,
and exaggerated characterizations
J.
6
25c
8-
9-
1
9-
1
30c
9-11
8-15
9-14
$1.43 3A
(quar.)
8-31
3
2
8-
10-
$30c
Monthly
6%
Superior Tool & Die Co.—Criticisms Answered—
7-31
3
30c
Inc., common
(quar.)
Stores
8-
8-15
9-
$1.25
Co.,
Common
8-30
California
Theatre
(quar.)
8-23
9-
20c
common
30c
9-13
common
of
Co.,
:|:30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wilson-Jones Co.
1
20c
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
Whitehall -Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Whiting Corp. (stock dividend).
Whorner CF.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-20
9-
lZVzC
5%
9-20
Board,
14.4% Higher—
this company and
totaled $25,187,436,
of
30
June
six
6.3%
period
Precision
(quar.)
common
a
United
Thus
was
8~9
25c
(quar.)
Dental
8-30
9-10
(quar.)
Car
S.)
8-30
70c
iquar.)
B
Tank
8-15
3
$25c
,
preferred
9-14
30c
(quar.)
Gas
4
9-
Stationery—
Inc.
Stores,
51/2%
$1
Union
9-
1957
first
Income
ended
the
$350,476,234
(quar.)
Inc.
&
9-14
(ini
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union
8-15
The
8-20
net
for
the
1
10c
(quar.)
$1
8-30
(quar.)
preferred
(S.
6'Ac
preferred
System,
$25,138,552
9-
8-15
5
(quar.)____-
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.( com.
4%
prior lien (quar.)
9-
11-11
common
preferred
Gas
of
5
20c
<quar.)__
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
White
9-10
(quar.)
$4.50
5%
Chairman
7-31
9-
—
Westeel Products. Ltd.
8-16
9-15
Corp.
412%
Union
Co.—Gross Income
months
9-15
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
Westmoreland,
9-15
11-25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70
3
six
10c
;_
Breweries,
Pacific
8-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
12-
the
20c
(quar.)__—
Insurance
3-15
*1.25
A
(quar.)—
common
$3.50
$3.70
Lines
8-28
20c
Chemical & Materials Corp.—
Common (quar )
S4
A*r
$1.04
Union
Co..
Oil
9-
150%
Point Mfg.
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
8-
50c
i
Electric
Sugar
8-15
(quar.)—_
A
new
Salle
preferred
$12'Ac
(quar.)___—
common
(quar.)
preferred
Indies
8-15
20c
(quar.)—.
—
5%
Co.,
$1.08
$1.14
Acceptance Corp. Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Carbide
Corp.
(quar.)
Union
8-21
West
2
5%
Union
Union
D.)
preferred
conv.
West
$1.06'A
preferred
preferred
La
4%
11-29
50c
conv.
12-10
t25c
Sun
2
Consolidated
(quar.)
4.80% "fconv. preferred
Weeden & Co.—
3
8-15
$1.06'A
—
common
Temper Corn.,
South
8-31
40c
Washington Gas Light Co.—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Washington Steel Corp., common
8-
1
Swasey
5%
(quar.)
(interim)
Quarterly
S2.80
9-10
7
•
(quar.)
&
Wisconsin
Trinity Universal Insurance
True
8-
$1.25
1
8-28
8-13
8-23
Inc.
20c
(N.
Townsend Co. (increased
quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust (N.
Y.) (quar.)
208
9-
50C
held)
Pictures.
35c
preferred
$5
7-24
8-15
61%
shares
'
>.
8-16
8-14
(quar.)
(S.
30c
(quar.)
Coal,
6
1
—___
Warner
Co.—
Gas.
12-
$1.25
Warren
30c
(quar.)
Trunkline
12-27
20c
(quar.)
218.
p.
Systems, Inc.—Bonds Sold Privately
—This corporation has placed privately, through
Crowell,
Weedon & Co. and Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., an issue
of $1,500,000 first mortgage 5V4% bonds due June
1, 1977.
—V. 182, p. 2837.
12 tic
9
9-20
8-
5
Bros.
186,
37tic
8-15
9-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Truax-Traer
each
Warner
Sydney
Suburban Water
Co.
35c
—-
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
6
3
(quar.)—___
8-
50c
(quar.)
Trust, Ltd.
44/4%
1
28 ''bC
5c
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores
4.56%
9-10
25c
—
(quar.)
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Tobacco Securities
Edison
9-
25c
50c
(quar.)
Welder
participating
Toledo
1
Studebaker-
said
8-15
dividend) (One share of Waltham
Watch
Co.
(Del.)
common
stock
for
!)
8-
for
month
introduced,"
bales
■>J'
9-
(Stock
9
8-
30c
preference
partic.
Corp.
8-
2
8-15
Pipeline—
common
Electric
2
9-
55c
(quar.)—
.
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Products, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
^
Tokheim
1
Ltd.—
Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
5%
8-
9-
Instrument
sales
were
otneral
ana
Lewis.—V.
9-27
3
9-
(quar.)
& Co.. common (quar.)
Waltham Watch Co. (Mass.)—
(Name
changed
to
Waltham
b-\st
models
1957
8-26
9-
$1.25
Ltd.
the
was
since the
Vice-President
6-25
3
9-
(quar.)
Mines
45c
:•
Texas
Class
8-15
31'Ac
Amulet
June
8-15
-.
(quar.)
in
cars
9-14
9-
12c
Station)
Studebaker
$2
8-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
Goodwill
products
June
of
8-26
8-31
17'AC
preferred
conv.
(The
of
deliveries
increasing
profits
by
StudebakewPackard
July 20 by this corporation.
on
9-13
9-18
$1.06'A
A
month
Skillman,
retail
in
steadily
reported
At
Inc.—
common
30c
———
convertible
A.
6
and
were
Packard
8-16
increase
May
"The
8-16
12-
describing the primary
Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute, a
has been published by the Institute, it
1
Fund
Iron
6
40C
(s-a)
&
21.7%
This
1
25c
.
(quar.)__
Texas-Illinois Natural
Industries,
Ltd.
9-
1-1-58
the
Sterling Drug Inc.,
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Retail Deliveries Increase
A
8-15
3
of
facilities
Progress,"
$1.50
Co
Income
9-
Medical
West
Tennessee Natural Gas
Lines,
Texas Gulf Sulphur
(quar.)
Thomson
8-
25c
.
(Canada)
preferred
(quar.)
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc
Tennessee
Corp.
(quar.)
$2.40
8-15
15c
;
convertible
Texas
1
to
9-14
50c
62 V2c
Walker
8-30
50c
(quar.)
preferred B
Common
5%
8-15
8-30
50c
—
Inc. (quar.)
Pearson & Carson
5%
4
9-14
50c
(quar.)_
9-
and
of
Guide
50c
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
Ventures,
Waite
9-14
35c
—
Tampax,
Taylor
5%
8-30
$1
series
B
(quar.)_
Electric Co., common (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)—.——
4.16%
Line
$4.50
——
_
4.32%
9-
33c
—
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A
Tampa
preferred
Southern
WJR
Tampa and West Palm Beach: one in
Ohio at Dayton: and two in Virginia,
Suffolk.—V. 185, p. 1793.
Manager.
the same time, J. O. Lewis, Business
Management Manager, re¬
ported that profit of Studebaker-Packard dealers had increased 66%
in April over March, and 22%
in May over April.
"Preliminary reports for J'une indicate that
this
enviable
trend
well be continued,
probably at an even accelerated rate," said Mr_
30c
Van Waters & Rogers
(quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
Quarterly
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.)
t
9-14
65c
—_—_—-
(quar.)-;
Superior Steel (quar.)
Sutherland Paper Co.
Swift &
9-16
30c
.___
(increased)—.
preferred
4*2%
Visitor's
over
8-30
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
Sunray
50c
-----—
Universal Pictures Co.
7-29
-!:25c
—
common
preferred
Oil
5
9-10
9-30
40c
(quar.)
—_———
5.20%
8-
45c
Extra
Suburban
—
Virginia Coal
43 %c
8-30
22'Ac
Virginian Railway (stock dividend)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Vulcan Materials
Co., common
9-11
9-13
40c
8-27
1
12-20
62'Ac
(quar.)
9-10
10-
35c
'.quar.)
common
Co.
Corp.
8-16
50c
(quar.)—.;
Oil
Marion
1
6c
preferred
Stuart
Universal
Utah
and
Drug Inc.—V. 186, p. 363.
a-20
1-10-58
$1.12'A
_—___________
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class
9-
i0-10
15c
<quar.)___
Vlck Chemical,
3
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
9-
(quar.)
Struthers
A
Co.,
7-31
10c
common
Coal
series
Rubber
9-16
56c
(quar.)
Broadcasting,
Class
8-30
—
8-15
25c
—
(J.
Stix,
pref.
S.
in
one
Corners
is announced by Dr. Maurice L.
Tainter, director. The 46-page brochure
takes the reader on a pictorial tour oi the research center of
Sterling.
9-12
———.
common
$$1.32
12 V2C
(quar.)
L.) & Sons
Baer & Fuller,
1
1
Adjustment payment
(quar.)
preferred
10-
&
25c
:
8-30
10-
preferred
Pipe
5%
12-14
Stern Textiles—
&
4V2 %
S.
Value
8-15
1
9-27
$2.50
(quar.)
(s-a)___—___________—
Foundry (quar.)_______—
S. Printing &
Lithograph Co., com
4(2%
9-13
8-
10-
32'Ac
8% non-cumulative 1st preferred
(quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 conv.
pfd. (quar.)—
Universal Insurance Co. (quar.)
$1.25
;——
Precision Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
Stern
Co.,
(quar.)
9
Sterling
Sterchi
pref.
8-
45c
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5U% pfd. A (quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
5%
A
U.
held)——
(quar.)
uo.
division
Seven
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Issues New Booklet—
dealers
U.
pre¬
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6
Petersburg,
St.
Abbeville;
at
research
share
convertible
10
Co.
—__________
2
Lithograph Corp.,
5%
class
Lines
S
(quar.)
8-15
50c
_
(quar.)——
Materials, Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
9-
_____—;
Quarterly
&
''A
—.—
(increased)
oreference
2
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
9-
Packaging Corp.—
(stock
&
9-16
1
2
8-
—
9-16
1
Standard
of
(quar.)
50c
8-
8-
8-13
50c
__— ———_
Canal
1
8-
Paving
(quar.)
RR.
8-
8-15
A
8-13
;i;75c
8-15
8-15
class
25c
$1.75
(quar.)—
U.
8-28
convertible
U
at
each
7-16
—
common
2
5c
(Del.),
Calif.
one
Hoffman Machinery—
5%
9-13
5c
Warner
(quar.)
12-
1
Louisiana
8-15
-
12-13
(quar.)
Corp.
,—
10-
(quar.)-f—1_——
of
S.
9
25c
Oil
Stanley
preierred
Jersey
Borax
9-
U.
quarterly period and now has 174 offices in operation. Of the
additions, isix are in Florida, one each at Lakeland, Or¬
recent
lando, Pensacola,
\
.
45c
(quar.)_—_r~;
Standard
Starrett
>—• o o
—
30c
(quar.)—____—
common
Milling Co.
S.
4'A%
9-10
7-31
Corp.—
87'Ac
(Conn.)
(quar.)—————
Standard
A
Common
8-
8-31
ten
7-15
$2.50
U.
8-30
1
8-15
$1.06'A
8-16
9-
9
10-15
10c
30c
———
$.3.50 preferred iquar.)
Standard
Forging*
$1.60
Tool
Illuminating
3
9
1
38c
—
(increased)
Mew
9-16
1
a-
d-31
11-
Corporation and
Investment News
3
(Continued from-page 10)
(quar.)
1
10-18
1
—_____
Co.
&
A
dividend
class
10-18
11-
10-
cnanged to United
class
10-18
6%
1
11-
10-15
second
Ltd.,
United Gas Improvement,
1
—i___.——
General
8-20
Engineering & Foundry—
11-
(quar.)
3
title
preierred (quar.) —„i—:———
United Fuel
Investments, Ltd.—
11-
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)Jb——
International RR. (quar.)
Quarterly
B
was
9-
10c
vs-a)
corporate
7%
$1.15
Spencer
Standard
2nd,
<quar«)__
Common
$1.10
Spokane
Standard Brands,
United
$1.06'A
27'/4C
preferred
Water
B
Drill
_—__——
27'2c
Chemical,
__
United
11-
(quar.)_.—_______________
4.20%
Corps,
Class
10-18
11-
July
of above
company
(quar.).—____
par)
Effective
Hoiaert
Whelan Corp.
United
1
1
1
97'2C
_
($25 par)
Power,
Spencer
Class
10-
911-
$1.03%
—————_
(quar.)
preferred
Stamford
10-10
7-31
35c
———
<quar.)
4.60%
40c
8-15
92 'AC
—
———
quar.)______
4.15 %
3
common
87 Vac
8-80
9-14
15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
40c
Cigar-Whelan,
NOTE:
When
Payable of Bee.
America-
(increased)
Stock
capital gains)
Insurance
(quar.)—
Life
Southwestern
United
7-31
—
Snare
of
$1.12 'A
8-15
25c
from
5c
Common
5
_———.—
Southwestern Investors (10c from investment
income
i>
(quar,)—.——_
(quar.)
Co.
7-19
9-
2 7'Ac
27'Ac
common
Company
Biscuit
r>
J62VaC
(quar.)
_____—
Drug Corp.,
8-
8-31
30 'AC
___
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
8-31
26'Ac
<quar.)
Southwestern
Per
Name of
25 %c
__
4.88% preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power
Ltd.,
Soutnem Company
Southern
finl:inr.
t,
United
(quar.)-
4.24%
Natural
Payauie
Edison—
4.08%
Southern
When
SiLure
Company
California
49
organized
corporation
is
now
under
substantially
assume
the
laws
Inactive.
pursuant
to
s?'d
of
The
and
11—
the
(3)
Pronat, S. A.,
A/T nvi
Republic of Mexico,
r»r»
liabilities
wi'l
which
consist
the
Cor¬
primarily
of
(1)
$2,000,000 indebtedness to Ogden plus unpaid interest of ap¬
proximately $141,000, and (2) promissory notes aggregating $1,176,127.
The corporation also intends to purchase from Ogden all of the out¬
standing stock of Chemical Specialties Co., Inc., a New Jersey corpo¬
ration, which has one wholy-owned subsidiary, Foundation Laboratories,
Inc., a New York corporation.
In consideration of such purchase, the
corporation will issuq to Ogden 500 shares of its preferred stock of
the par value of $100 per share.
The
corporation intends to use the proceeds
of this offering to
retire the aforesaid $2,000,000 obligation to Ogden and to pay interest
tigre^ment
(570)
50
approximately
1957)
20
series
'
companies on May 2, 195G for
approximately $4,176,127 in the iollowing
consideration of
are
On
outstanding
the
$5,622.
A.
calls
for
corporation
Operating
Oper.
The
$1,750,451
Divs.
one-third interest in a
embracing 92,160 acres immediately adjacent to similar acreage
fold by
the Alberta Government on July 24 to the Pan American
Petroleum
Corp.
and
British American Oil Co. for $3,351,859 and
another
92,160 acres sold by
the government to Mobil Oil Co. of
of
$7,020,677
891,413
$6,702,532
912,000
Canada
for
the
feet
winter
9,238-9,232
the
at
interval.—V.
186,
p.
260.
$6,1.29,264
2,822,973
months
ended
June
ontstdg.
$1,335,681
2,771,619
$5,790,532
shares
2,771,619
charges
and
share..
$0.54
$0.48
$2.17
$2.09
estimated Federal and
income, amounted to $1,930,059 which is equivalent,
for preferred dividends, to $1.80 per share on the 951,-
Manufacturing Corp.—Proposed
Offering
net
after
this
of
provision
of
Texas Pacific Coal
with earnings for the six months ended June 30, 1956
anticipated reserve for Federal and state taxes 011 income
compares
an
period of $1,965,000) of $1,742,048, which is equivalent, after
provision for preferred dividends, to al.att' P~r snare 011
tne same
number of shares oi common stock.—V. 185, p. 2038.
that
for
Vitro Corp.
on
5 cents
2058/*"*"*
ahead of last year.—V. 184, p.
has
selected
tion
With SEC
Texas-U. S. Chemical Co. (N. Y.)—Registers
AGIP
V. 186, p. 363.
see
corporation,
its
in
first
annual
project is estimated at 28 billion lira
for
scheduled
Trans
The
fiscal
the
covering
report,
company
a
the
1962.—V.
early
185,
Coast
above.
Oils Ltd.
Empire
p.
($46,400,000».
.
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
Telephone
assets
proceeds will be used to
pay
for construction program.—V.
183,
The
from
operations
for
Furniture
Tilles
Mr.
estimated
fiscal
that
will
year
be
sales
annual
in
of
excess
of
all
the
for
operations
$15,000,000.—V.
185,
p.
Gas Co.—New Gas Discovery—
Western Natural
major gas discovery was made on July 24 in Terrell County, Texas,
25,000-acre block of this company, it was announced by Paul
A
on
a
Kayser,
2495.
President.
Natural
current
Gas
Natural
Western
is
Gas
owned
25%
by
El
Paso
Kayser is also President.
of which Mr.
Co.,
!
Timken
The
June
Roller
company
30,
1957
announced
29
Income
for
six
ended
months
and all
of
5,327,036
shares presently outstanding,
including the additional shares issued
in connection with company's recent linancing.
On the basis of the
2,421,360 shares outstanding prior to this financing, such earnings
other
at
charges,
$14,902,841.
be
would
equal
$5.32
Trans Empire
stockholders
The
Oils
will
15
amount
share
with
on
$5.36
per
share
259.
p.
•
■
.
•
,
,
<
.
Change Name—
vote
on
to- West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd.—V.
*
changing
185,
p.
the
company's
1793.
-
Trans World
-
186,
■
the
in
per
compared
Ltd.—To
Aug.
$2.42
to
as
'
■
on
taxes
1956.—V.
'
1
lor
income
equal
share
per
months of
;
name
are
depreciation
provision
estimated
earnings
to
for the first six
after
$12,890,547
including
These
Airlines, Inc.—Reports Smaller Loss—
Six Months Ended June 30—
*
1955
1957
loss
Net
"Loss
after
per
'Based
June
on
This
month
1,700 000
$0.i9
5.827,378
on
30,
$0.51
shares
outstanding
on
June
30,
1957;
3,336,953
1956.
deficit
reduced
by virtue of record travel in the
which produced earnings of $4,018,000 before provision
June
lor income taxes.
—V.
1,114,000
taxes
share
year's
of
112,110,000
was
This compared
.
$
119,524,000
revenues
2490.
P-
$
Operating
feet per day,
the MagnoliaWestern Natural Gas No. 1, Brown Bassett Estate, located in the Goode
Ranch area of Terrell County.
El Paso Natural Gas Co. operates ex¬
tensive Permian Basin gathering lines in this area.
Mr.
Kayser reported that the well blew out immediately, catching
lire
and
destroying the rig.
Experts are ot present using standard
methods for placing the well under control.
The well was being drilled by Magnolia Petroleum Co. under a farmout. agreement made with Western Natural Gas approximately a
year
ago.
Under this agreement, Magnolia undertook seismic and oilier ex¬
ploration of the area and agreed to chill a well to 15,000 feet, in ex¬
change for half interest in the producing property.
Mr. Kayser reported
there was a drilling break of only about five
feet.
The well was completed in the-Devonian formation.
The Ellenburger iormation-*-in which either oil or gas may be found—is approx¬
imately 1,000 feet, below.
Gas
from this discovery, Mr.' Kayser said,
will be available to El
Paso
Natural Gas
Co.
to supplement
its present reserves.—V. 184,
Gas, flowing at an estimated rate of 75,000,000 cubic
was
struck just below 12,400 feet, lie said.. The well is
Bearing Co.—Reports Earnings—
July
on
with 1956 June earnings of $2,774,000.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Sales Up
Net
inepme
increase
an
announced
9.5%
Income
After
second
011
operating
quarter
dividend
of
and
second
1957
requirements
shares outstanding.
376
revenues
net
of
to
This
income
quarter
increased
of
41
of
to
cents
compares
$22,281,513,
net
income
$3,756,835,
equal
after
per
with
$2,728,411,
1956.
Line Corp.—Earnings Rise
or
share
on
7,501,250
for
the
preferred
common
operating revenues of $20 924
29
cents
per
share,
for
-
the
$1.59
8.2%
July
on
over
by
18
share
per
over-
the
King
A.
the
for
first
For
compared
provis.on
the
six
9.5%—
months of 1957.
in 1956, was
share earned
McCord, President.
$1.47
per
1957, were
$123,794,437,
period last year when sales were $113,064,008
provision for Federal income taxes amounted to $13.-
the
before
$6,640,686,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
of
of
.Sales for the first six months ended June 30,
up
507,402,
186, p. 364.
Based
7 "-- V.
—
and
years
186,
53.
p.
Natural
Gas
Natural
Winnebago
See
Distributors.
Gas
Corp.—Private Placement—
above.
Inc.
Station, Inc.—Earnings Off—
WJR, The Goodwill
the six months ended June 30, 1957 were
John F. Patt, President, Sale*? for the com¬
parable
were $1,700,102.
Net profit after providing
for
Federal
income
taxes
amounts
to $238,766 as against $269,047
for the same period in
1956.
Net earnings .per. share amount to 44<„as
compared to 49c for 1956.—V. 183, p. 1 33.
of
Sales
$1,771,065
lor
July 23 by
period of 1956
reported,
on
(Alan)
On
of
ture
this company's Penro M>rul.
on
156.000 sq. ft. of floor area/more Thar, three times
plant in Pl.il'icklph a, Pa., 25 • miles to the
fabrication area, running the entire 700 foot
plant contains
that
Fefco
of
south.
The
length
of
duction
lormer
s
wide
90-ft
the
of
Products division placed in
$2,500,000 facility at Oaks, Pa., lex the manufac.^
storage equipment.
a 49-acre tract of land ad'*ac'>nt to Ihe Schuylkill River,
new
steel
Located
the
Plant—
Steel Co.—New Fabricating
Wood
July 22,
operation its
186,
lockers, shelving,
365.
p.
vtrai ht-line, '<ntgrated pro¬
cabinets and similar specialty
pro'id/-s
bmlding,
main
Penro Steel
..
.
•
Oil, Inc.—Expansion—Leases—
Woodward
It
announced
was
chased
320-acre
a
other, leases
for
last
the
During
eight
on
lease
the
In
year
July
in
this
that
corporation t'.as just pur¬
Utah and is negotiating
County,
County.
company participated
in The drilling of
wells, in which the company owned a one-
the
Four of these
wells.
19
San Juan
same
eighth working interest, were oil producers in the Orchard Field, Morr
gan County, Colo.
However/ when
oil prn^urti'TV frcrn these wells
decreased considerably during the first four months of this year, and
income the company
favorable sale of this interest,
: <
At
the
present time the company is negotiating
several drilling
operations on leases it- owns and it expects to participate in
the
drilling of five wells during the remainder of this year.
llie company has also executed an option with the Northern
Nat¬
ural Gas Producing Co.- on 2.477 aces in. Rio Blanco County, Colo.
Woodward- obtained
a
cash consideration for the option and a 2%
overriding royalty.—V. 178, p. 246.
wiih
operating costs increasing to three times the
most'fortunate
in
concluding
•"
Properties,
Wrigley
a
* <
' *' ■
Inc.
—
,
Continues
Construction
iT Cohen, President; .announced on July 29/that substantiar
was
being made with an accelerated construction program
recently inaugurated by this company, whereby upwards of 83.000 000
is currently
being expended in the development of various properties
in which supermarkets of the divisions
of ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.,'
Irving
be
of
tenants.
the
among
Seven
the projects, Mr.
Cohen stated, are located hf
Michigan, one
Missouri, one in Ohio, th-ee in Oklahoma and one in Texas.
The
supermarkets in Michigan and Ohio will be operated by the Wrigley
Division of ACF-Wrigley Stores. Inc.; the one in Missouri by 'lie Rum)
Division and the three in Oklahoma
and one in Texas by the Humpty
in
Division. Certain of the properties will be occupied by other
including both national and local retailers.
There will be
parking in each "of the developments for all customers and
the buildings will be constructed in the latest and most modern fashion
for general retail operation."
The purchase of a-number of other sites for Wrigley Stores is being
negotiated, Mr. Cohen said. Duiing the coming year the company wilf
be active
in the acquisition of additional locations,
the erection of
buildings and the general operation and mortgage financing of its
Dumpty
tenants,
sufficient
Toledo.
of
Co.
Co. and
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. and associates at $5 per share,
was completed.
For details, see V. 186, p. 466/
months
^Company of Ehnira, N. Y., both acquired June 30, 1956. Also included
Jn the report are figures for the full year of the operations of The
Kobacker
public offering of 400,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents), made on July 25 by Sanders &
predecessor
lour
Sold—
Corp.—Stock
Petroleum
that. "with,
markets in
the diversification provided by the Diesel En¬
gine Division, we are not dependent on any one segment of industry
and therefore/look forward to highly satisfactory lesulss for the year
few
past
will
Hemisphere
Western
companies.
Included
in the
only of the Ohringer Home
Furniture Division, acquired on Jan. 31, 1957, and for 11 months only
.of the A. Victor Co. of Buffalo, N. Y., and the Kobacker Furniture
purchased
are
Discussing the outlook; Messrs, Black and Bauman saici
planned progress made in broadening our basic truck
the
progress
30(30,
p.
ended May 31, 1957, reports sales of $8,598,130. Net profit for
the
period was $1,212,612, equal after > preferred dividends to ,$2.26
■per
share 011 522,000 shares of common stock outstanding at the
year-end.
Paul Til>s, President, said that there
were substantial
realizations
on
term
the announcement said.
-New Name-
year
leport
months of 1937."
June White Motor obtained a five-
disclosed that late in
also
was
was
2962.
Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska.
ers
Common Share—
Tilmore Corp.—Earned $2.26 Per
This
is
of
the first foreign nuclear power sta¬
is with SIMEA
(Societa
Alomica), an
operating subsidiary of
owned by the Italian government.
engineering Jirb,
S.
Energia
placed privately an issue of*$3,000,000
first mortgage 4%% bonds due 1985 with the Aetna Life
Insurance Co., New York Life Insurance Co.,
PacificMutual Life Insurance Co., New England Mutual Life4
Insurance Co., Occidental Life Insurance Co., and Bank- ->
fering of 25,886 shares of class A common stock, which
made on July 17 by Kidder Peabody & Co. and
McCormick & Co. at $13.25 per share, was quickly com¬
For details,
cost
West
was
pleted.
...
said that each of the company's three
Autocar and Diesel Engine—"contributed to
Baumah
and
Contract—
This company has
Sold—The public of¬
Inc.—Stock
Industries,
U.>
a
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd.See
common
Thomas
to
Nuclcare,
Start-up
Rubber
The Texas Co., the common stock of United States
shares of certain investment companies.
of
based on
ire
Black
the
to
Mcridionale
Total
filed a registration statement with the SEC 011 July
X 1957, covering $920,160 of participations in the company's Employees
Savings Plan.
The company is owned .50% each by The TexaS Co'.
and United States Rubber Co.
Eligible employees may direct the invest¬
ment Of their funds in certain U. S. Government bonds,
the capital
company
or
periods
bank loan of $14,000,000.
Of this amount, $3,€00 C00 was
used to liquidate an existing revolving bank credit which would have
matured on Jan. 7, 1959, and the balance was used for the acquisition
of Rett Motors. Inc. and to increase the company's working capital.
which represents
contract,
awarded
Italiana
$tock
amounted to $3,350,746, equivalent »p
stock/in contrast to the'fecord $3,564,half of 1958. Share earnings
the 979,981 shares of common stock out¬
share in the corresponding
a
divisions—White,
major
Engineering
been
The
^
r
This
of America—Unit Awarded
Company, a division of Vitro Corp. of America,
design and construct a 500,000 kilowatt. (thermal)
nuclear power station near Rome, Italy, according to an
announce¬
ment by J. Carlton Ward Jr., Vitro President.
'
Vitro
July 24 leported net income of $1,880,931 cn gross
bf $6,398,322 for the quarter ending June 30, equal to 52
cents per
share.
This is 4 cents above second quarter earnings of 1956.
Gross
income
for the lirst six months of 1957 was $12,922,865, $1,101,821
over 1956,
with sLx months' net earnings, of $3,949,056, equal to $1.10
per share,
the common
on
$3.48
products.—V.
Oil Co.—Earnings Up—
&
share
a
or
Messrs.;
other
and
outstanding.
stock
common
depreciation,
interest,
$2,205,000 for
"
The company
sales of $112,523,457 in 1956, according
of the Board, and John N. Lauman,
the six
subsidiaries for
its
and
company
1957, after
30,
af(er provision of
on
shares
This
proposes to publicly
Inc., Houslon, Texas,
now
company
profits
taxes
state
465.
P.
of America—Earnings Higher—
*
amounted to SHR-Rl 7,968 com¬
1957
of
half
net income for the period
The
403.
completed',
could not be
but
220,980
f
*
pipe
last
drilled
breakup. At that time a drill stem test showed
oil." Total depth of tne wildcat Is 10,624 feet witn
United Biscuit Co.
(after
Co.,
first
was
spring
of clean
$1,529,471
2,822,973
186,
the first
for
President.
$2,314,137.
perforated
offer, thiough T. J. Camp¬
bell Investment Co,,
an issue of 2,116,292 shares
of common stock
(pur
$1) at $2 per share.
The net proceeds are
to be used for expansion program and working capital.—V. 185, p. 2605,
*.
a
per com.
{"'The
Z
has
companies
wildcat
The
6,200
565
_
the
stock—
Texas Glass
*
July 25.
with
test
with
■/
four-township
hour.
choke it produced 50 barrels an
44/64
The
Earns,
sales
pared with the record first half
to Robert F.
Black, Chairman
oil at the rate
1,200
stock—.
for
Common
*
3G gravity clean
wildcat produced
jointly-owned
it was announced on
Canada,
Province,
com.
pfd.
on
B&l.
—V.
made
of Alberta
$1,563,681
228,000
income
Net
f
Co.—have
barrels a day on formation test. On the initial test
14/6 4 choke the well flowed 23 barrels an hour; on the second
with' 32/64 choke it flowed 32 barrels an hour; on toe tnird test
of
$10,305,173
3,602,641
deductions
Interest
partners—Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Co. dud
an important oil discovery
in the Virginia
its
and
company
area
before
t
Co.—Sales and Earnings Satisfactory—
White Motor
Net
It
Discovery—
Co. of California—New
Oil
Oil
Home
Ilills
Increased—
$2,507,291 $11,392,063
943,610
4,371,386
the
.
the, satisfactory results for the first six
$76,145,989
65,840,816
income
operating
of notification with
standing on .June 30, 1957.
Union
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$2,942,422
1,191,9 71
taxes
and
exps.
Net
r
letter
a
an
leas2
$22,656,683 $18,501,540 $87,296,144
19,714,261
15,994,249 75,904,681
revenues.
to
underwriting
No
for both
Each
1957—3 Mok—1956
filed
22
1433.
employees' stock option plan at market rn the day. the
option is granted (S'1.12,.a per share on July 18, 1957).
is involved.
The proceeds are to be added to the
general funds of the company.—V. 183, p. 1041.
suant
year
Transmission Corp.—Earnings
Gas
Texas
July
on
p.
Kansas City, Mo.—Files
officers
to
$3.27
the receipt of a 2-year con¬
operation
remote
.
Period End. June 30—
,
the district centers of the
3,500,000 square mile United
flights as needed, Orvis M,
July 30 announced
on
contract
servicing and handling of all Military Air Transport Serv¬
transiting Wake Island, a complex mission that requires
of a full-scale city with complete stateside services on
mid-Pacific atoll.—V. 186, p. 465.
aircraft
the
suf'.>iuu,n«.s.
464.
p.
185,
covering 19,870 shares of common stock (par Si) to be offered
and employees of the ccminny and Its subsidiaries pur¬
SEC
ice
This
186,
corporation
total s iw and earnings
that
1956.—-V.
for
Corp., North
Cable
Whitaker
The
those
exceed
will
confident
however,
is,
company
1957
tract for the
described hereinabove.
Co.—Debentures Sold—
offering made on July 24 of $25,000,000 6%
debentures at 99% and accrued interest, through an un¬
derwriting group headed by Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., White, Weld & Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
was oversubscribed
and the books closed. For details,
V.
The
tor
announced
linking
Territory
This
The public
see
quarter.
..
of Pacific >Islands, a
Nations
protectorate, plus emergency
Nelson, President, said.
<
Transmission
Gas
the same period in 1950.
a
slight decrease in
reflected
service over a
oi Interior, as trustee, the
service
airline
scheduled
for
Trust
Accordingly, . pon
Ogden will have received
stock (taken at its par
to the amountwhich it
certain expenses) in the acquisition oi Syntex
Tennessee
mercy
entire United States wa's
July 26 by this corporation.
Issued by the U. S. Department
completion of all contemplated transactions,
from the corporation in cash and preferred
Value) an amount approximately equivalent
expended (including
International, 3. A. and its
provide airline and
to
on
,
transact! irs
should be
Contract Renewed
Inc.—Govt.
Lines,
contract
of its
Ocean area larger than the
Pac'lic
the transfer of its assets to the corporation as --aforesaid,
International, 8. A. mans to li uidate and distribute to ite
stockholder, Ogden, the preferred stock of the corporation which it will
the
Air
Transoeean
After
in
a
th's
earlier
Renewal
Syntex
receive
showed
results
months'
six
over
1 o.veve.v
particular
.
from Syntex International, S.
stock of, Chemical Specialties Co,, Inc.
Ogden purchased
1956,
5,
Nov.
of
Clyde McGraw, President, reported
program
portion
of tile 1957 construction
year is progressing on schedule and
that
completed by Dec. 1. The company anticipates receiving authorization
for the remaining facilities applied for in time tc
complete construc¬
tion during
1957. Completion of the expansion program will increase
total allocated capacity to 970,000,000 cubic feet per day plus 136,000,000 cubic feet pel day of gas available from present storage ior
deliveries during the heating season.—V. 185, p. 2362.
in non-interest
annually, due Feb. 2, I960.
3%&
an
increase in sales and
The second quarter of 1957,
both sales and earnings as
compared to the same quarter in the previous year.
This v.,is d ie
piimarilv to unusually high -shipments ef • rorne epTptqent in r':e
f ist quarter of 1957, which would normally do supplied in the second
first
The
earnings
,
Walker, Chairman, and E.
P.
authorized
Syntex
(which
$800,000
(2)
Ogdeni;
from
30%
process.
stockholders
to
International, S. A. bor¬
bearing promissory
notes, payable $400,000 on Aug. 2, 1057, and $400,000 on Nov, 2, 1950,
and (3) $376,127 in a promissory note bearing interest at the rate of
rowed
cash
in
$2,000,000
(1)
of
in
Tom
Rosenkranz
and Dr. Federico A. i_enuiau.i
'...
all of the outstanding
stock of Syntex International, S. A.
(formerly known as Caribbean
Chemicals, S. A.) the assets of which then consisted solely of all oi
the stock of American Steroids, Inc. and Pharmaceutical Products Co.,
Inc. and 30*% of the outstanding stock of Chemical Specialties Co.,
the.' For said consideration Ogden also acquired the remaining 70V
of the outstanding stock of Chemical Specialties Co., Inc.
(2) Ogden men caused Syntex International, S. A. to acquire all
of the
outstanding stock of Syntex, S. A. and Proiiat, S. A. from
Drs.
Somii/,
Haaenxranz
a»»d
n-i tor considerations consisting
Emeric Soinlo, Dr. George
acquired from Dr.
Ogden
to
a
Net
ago.
transactions
ot
(1)
compared
income increased to $13,859,173, or $1.55 per common
shard, compared with $ J 0,888,202, 0/ vi.l(
snare, lor ta.e pre¬
ceding 12 months. These earnings are lh'&i and no rate proceedings
year
acquired control of the Syntex
Ogden
an'aggregate
30, 1957, operating revenues rose
witn $84,iOO,u>il lor tub cor.expending period
ended June
months
12
$91,046,7u4,
Sept.
or about
the
For
interest will be
to the date of retirement (which
$141,000 if such retirement occurs on
obligution
said
on
same
with
for
Federal
compared
three
for the
income
taxes
$12,483,326
with
months
$6,135,849
ended
June
for
30,
six months in 1956.
net income amounted to
the same period of
1956.
first
1957,
consolidated
net
income
provision for Federal income taxes amounted to $7,162,559.
Net
income alter provision for Federal income taxes amounted to $3,470,462,
before
equivalent
provision
after
86c
to
83c
for
provision
per
share
per
share.
This
compares
with
net
income
before
Federal
income
taxes of $7,569,802, and
net income
for Federal income taxes of $3,603,151, equivalent to
for the same period oi 1956.
properties.
'
-Wrigley. Properties,
a
substantial
development
markets
•
and
t
Inc.,
in which
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc., retains
organized for the acquisition, holding and
ol real estate. sites suitable for the location of super¬
shopping centers.—V. 185, p. 2497.
interest,
was
Wycotah Oil & Uranium, Inc., Denver, Colo.—RegisWith Securities and Exchange Commission—
teis
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 375,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
to offer this stock for public xale at $4 per
share.
The offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by Teden
& Co., Inc., New York underwriter, for which it will receive a selling
commission of 15%, plus not to exceed $46,250 for expenses.
Of the
act proceeds
of this financing, Wycotah proposes to use
81,000,000 for acquisition of the so-colled "Ekker Property"; and the
remainder
will bemused
for operating expenses and other general
corporate purposes.
According to the prospectus, Wycotah on April
26,
1957,
secured
from Harold Ekker and John A. Robertshaw an
option to purchase all the stock of Shootering Creed Mining Corp.
lor
$1.000,000 and thereby to acquire 93 mining claims owned
by
Shootering in Garfield County, Utoh, together with certain machinery
and
equipment.
In addition, Wycotah, upon the exercise of said
option, is to pay Ekker and Robertshaw an additional 61,000,000 in
the
form of a 4%
gross
royalty from all of the uranium produced
This
July
Tne
corporation
29,
1957,
company
from
proposes
this, property.
outstanding 396,840 common shares, of which
are owned by E.
E. Petersen, President.
The
as a group own 54%
of the outstanding shares.
Assuming
public
sale of the 375,000
shares, the public will own
approximately 75%
and the promoters and oflicers approximately
25 v
of
the
then
outstanding stock.
According to the prospectus,
the public
will have paid approximately 81,312.342.50 for their stock,
while
'lie
promoters
and
officers
will have paid approximately
$6,242.50 for thm shares owned bv them (this amount, however, does
not
include
the
sum
of
$108,228.23 advanced to the company by
Petersen
and H.
O. Beadle, a director, for which
12O.OU0 shares of
stock were issued in payment to them i.—V. 182. p. 2178
The
company
has
154,667
shares
(39% i
officers
and
directors
Volume 186
Number 5661.,.. The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(571)
51
STATE AMD CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Auburn,
-
275,000 Library bonds: $65,000 6s,
due
Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of
general obligation public
$134,000
bonds was sold to Geo. M.
Wood & Company, as 3.60s. Dated
July 1, 1957. Legality approved by
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birm¬
ingham.
Bond
.
Sale
The
—
July 31
v.
—
awarded to
a
$3,000,000
186, p. 262 — were
syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co.,; Inc., and the Cnemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New
York City, at a price of
100.02r a
interest
cost
of
Due
oh
about
3.93%,
follows:
as
due
on
1978
due
,
5s.
1958
July 1
1962 inclusive.
to
600.000 3.60s. Due
1963
to
1,650,000
1966
inclusive.
3.90s.
from
from
July 1 from
on
Due
1967 to
&
& Co., Salomon
Hutzler, Hallgarten & Co.,
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Hutton & Co., Alex. Brown
Sons,
Hendrix
A.
M.
Kidder
&
Co.,
&
Mayes, Inc., First Na¬
Mobile, Scharff &
Jones, Inc., Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc., Field, Richards & Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Thorn¬
ton,
Mohr
&
Farish, Winslow,
tional Bank, of
Cohu &
&
Stetson, and H. V. Sattley
Co., Inc.
eral
Sale—The
obligation
fered
July
$1,070,000
school
30—v.
awarded
were
a
gen¬
bonds
186,
to
p.
group
of¬
466—
com¬
posed
of Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc., Cumberland Securities
Corp., Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc., Berney Perry & Co., Watkins,
Morrow &
Co., at
Co., and Hugo Marx &
price of 99, a net interest
a
cost of about
4.46%,
$721,000 41/4s. Due
1958
;
to
1972
1973
The
follows:
„
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
349,000 4%s; Due
.
as
1977 inclusive.
to
bonds
dated
are
C.
Murray, Inc., Cun¬
Gunn
&
Carey, Inc.,
Weill, Roth & Irving Co., Magnus
&
10
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Sale—The $36,000 school
improvement bonds offered July
Bond
to
186,
466—were awarded
p.
Kenneth
Ellis
&
Co.
Sale—The
$6,000,000
obligation
bonds
July 31 — v. 186, p. 366
gen¬
offered
Los
(PDST)
on
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1
from
Bloomington Park Recreation and
Parkway District, San Bernardino
County, Calif.
Bond Offering
Harry L. Alli¬
son,
County Clerk, will receive
(M-S)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
bids
at
his
office
in
San
Bernardino until
11 a.m.
(PDST)
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
$125,000 swimming pool general
obligation bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
High School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
office
in
Los
Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on
Aug. 20
for the purchase of
$360,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1972
inclusive.
Los Altos,
the
1972
Due
1974
on
Sept. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
terest
Principal
and
to
in¬
(M-S) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Capay Joint Union School District,
Glenn and Tehama
Counties, Calif.
Bond
Offering — W.
B.
inclusive.
until
8
&
1
Sept. 1, 1957.
from
1958
to
Due
1977
Savings
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
school
—
bonds
186,
v.
Sale
366—were
p.
$260,000
July 29—
awarded
Legality approved by Orrick, the First Western Bank
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Co., San Francisco.
&
bids at
his
until
a.m.
office
in
Los
Angeles,
(CDST) on Aug. 27
for
the
purchase
of
$1,250,000
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
3, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
9
1977
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
and
the
Centro, Calif.
Bond Offering—Frank
Hoopfer,
from
1
ceive
of Los
Unified School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
on
1958
the
at
sealed
hall
Aug.
6
Aug. 8
on
to
1977
inclu¬
Stratford
Trust
of
Tampa, Florida
Offering—Hobart D. Pelhank,: City Comptroller, will re¬
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
11
a.m.
on
bids
at
the
the
Chase
office
of
Tampa, Fla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Aug. 15 for the
purchase of $6,250,000 special ob¬
ligation capital improvement
bonds, to mature serially on Oct.
1
from 1958
to
1986
inclusive.
Bonds due up to Oct. 1, 1967 are
non-callable. The bonds are initial
part
of
and
of
collected
are
City,
fi-
r
Vero Beach, Fla.
Certificate
Offering—Mary M.
Clerk, will receive
City
sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
Aug. 21 for the purchase of
$2,890,000 revenue certificates, as
on
follows:
$2,140,000
water
tificates.
1959
to
tificates
due
The
in
1969
callable
are
1
Cer¬
1969
and
as
of
certificates.
from
inclusive.
due
P. Neyland,
receive sealed
in
cer¬
1 from
callable
are
Dec.
on
sewer
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1, 1968.
utilities tax
1987
Del.
and
Due
1992
thereafter
Offering—F.
1962
to
Certificates
and
thereafter
of Dec. 1, 1968.
as
certificates
will
be
dated
Dec.
1, 1.956. Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable at The Hanover
Bank, New York City, or at the
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Indian
cipal and interest payable at the
Delaware Trust Co., Dover.
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Beach.
from 1958 to
tax
•Muicial advisors to the
Due
public improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 15, 1957. Due on June 15
service
by the City. Lehman Bros,
Dec.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on Aug.
12 for the
purchase of $450,000
issue
payable solely
by a pledge of
are
secured
the utilities
Dated Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
will
authorized
an
$20,000,000 and
from
750,000
Clerk,
Bank,
City. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
DELAWARE
City
payable
Manhattan
New York
bonds.
on
of
Fiers,
Conn.
River
Citrus
Legality
.
Bank,
Vero
by
Trimble &
approved
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York City.
GEORGIA
Albany, Ga.
FLORIDA
»
Bond
for
State
Florida
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
of
operations
Bond
1977 inclusive.
bids at his office in Martinez until
the
from
$526,681.74.
at
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street, - Hartford,
until" 2
p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. .5 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,350,000 library and
Bond
School
Pittsburg
11
El
(EDST)
Dover,
curity-First National Bank
Angeles.
surplus
cipal and interest (A-O)
M, East¬
Bond Offering — J. James
Bodnar, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Francisco.
Union
includes
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1986 inclusive.
as
of Oct. 1, 1967. Prin¬
Treasurer, will receive
noon
to
Union High
This
$366,269.17 contributed to prin¬
cipal and $371,701.62 to inter¬
est leaving a total net available
Trust
District,
School District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
Los Angeles
Bond Sale—The $320,000 build¬
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly, ing bonds offered July 29—v. 186,
County Clerk, will receive sealed p. 156—were awarded to the
Se¬
Citrus
contributed
was
service.
Callable
(P. O. Stratford), Conn.
1957. Due
The
offered
from
Principal and interest (M-S)
town
County, Calif.
Bond
$737,970.79
debt
chase
Wethers field,
Asso¬
Newman Sch. Dist., Stanislaus
Sept.
inclusive.
on
1
Company, Stratford. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Pullman,
Comley,
Bradley & Reeves, of Bridgeport.
Francisco.
Dated
Aug.
Offering—Harry B. Flood,
Manager, will receive sealed
payable
2
(PST) on Aug. 19 for the
purchase of $76,000 building bonds.
on
CONNECTICUT
Sept.
Dated Aug.
1, 1957.
Aug. 1 from 1974 to 1996
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the
America
to
Aug. 15 for the pur¬
1969 inclusive.
'
$6,250,000 , capital im¬
3,000 4%s. Due on Aug. 1 from provement
(series
A)
revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
1958 to
sive.
(PDST)
p.m.
pike
ceive
5s.
bids until
bonds.
Trust
as
for the purchase of $300,000 sewer
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
on
National
4.91%,
Bond
bids at his office in Willows until
p.m.
$12,000
Town
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
$143,000 off-street parking reve¬
nue
par, a net
about
inclusive.
on
Due
price of
of
follows:
Stratford
Interest
Offering — Allen R.
City Clerk, will receive
bids
a
cost
bids at the office of
Day,
Berry & Howard, 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until noon (EDST) on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $305,000
school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Napa, Calif.:
sealed
school
sealed
Mateo.
Thorpe,
Co., at
man, Town
Calif.
Legality approved by Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace,
Bond
$15,000
Cromwell, Conn.
ciation, of San Francisco. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcli£fer of San
Sale,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ter &
interest
J-J.
San
Merced
Bond Offering—Frank
bids until 8 p.m.
(PDST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $268,231.95 Sewage Collection
System
Project No. 1957-1 bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on July 2 from
of
Sale—The
County
Offering — John M. R.
City Clerk, will receive
to
Bond
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
1958
District,
County, Calif.
offered July 30—v. 186, p.
366—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
Los
bids at his
School
bonds
La Puente Union
on
1957.
Winton
the
interest
—
sealed
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
and
Hope,
f
from 1958 to
1958
Principal
sealed
*
.
interest
eral
Due
1977
Bond
Co., Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle.
to
Phoenix, Ariz.
Bond
a.m.
Orcutt
1,
ARIZONA
County School District No.
29—v.
&
9
1957.
to
197.9.
ningham,,
of San
Aug.
1957.
Gila
July 1,
in
Angeles
Aug. 20
for the purchase of
$47,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
until
fice.
Aug. 1 from
on
to
Moseley &
Allyn & Co., Dick &
Merle^Smith, Ira Haupt & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., First Southwest
Company,' G. H. Walker & Co.,
Laurence M, Marks & Co., Kenowcr, MacArthur & Co., First Na¬
tional, Bank, in Dallas,
Nongard,
Co., A.
proved. by
Florence, Ala.
Bond.
1970
CALIFORNIA
Barney
W. E.
from
Fenner & Beane, F. S.
1
Othe members of the syndicate:
First
1
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, of
York, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
•
Smith,
July
New
1975 inclusive.
Bros. &
bids at his office
to
and
July
on
1960
inclusive; and $15,000 Is,
on
Showers
$750,000
from
Other members of the syndicate:
1
school improvement bonds offered
net
;
;"v V-::
Birmingham, Ala.
1
inclusive; $60,000 33/is,
due oiv July 1 from 1966 to
;J969>; inclusive; $135,000 4s,
improve¬
ment
July
on,
y.1965
,
City
Offering Postponed—The
has canceled the proposed
$3,000,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
sale on Aug. 6 of $4,500,000 water
Due
Sunshine
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Parkway
Earnings— and sewerage revenue bonds—v.
Net
revenues
of
the
Sunshine
tion, will receive sealed bids until clusive.
186, p. 467 — because of present
Principal
and
interest
8 p.m. (EST) on
State Parkway since its opening unsettled market
Aug. 7 for the (M-S)
payable
at
the
conditions..
County
New York City, and First Boston
purchase of $250,000 sfchool build¬ Treasurer's office.
Jan. 26 through June 30 amounted
Legality ap¬
Corp., at a price of 100.24, a net ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
to $1,264,652.53, Thomas B. Man¬
ILLINOIS
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
interest cost of about
3.93%, as on July 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬ rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ uel, Chairman of the Florida State
follows:
Chicago, III.
sive. Bonds due in 1975 and there¬ cisco.
Turnpike Authority, announced
Bond Offering—Carl H. Chat¬
$4,715,000 sewer system bonds: after are callable as of July 1,
July 25.
City Comptroller, will re¬
Santee Fire Protection
June revenues total $324,167.27 ters,
$1,425,000 6s, due on July 1 1972. Principal and interest pay¬
District,
ceive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
able
San Diego County, Calif.
at
a
from 1960 to 1965
with $109,774.73 going for oper¬
banking
institution
inclusive;
(CDST) on Aug. 8 for the pur¬
Bond Offering—Hugh D. Good,
$940,000 3%s, due on July 1 designated by the successful bid¬
ating expenses leaving June net
chase of $39,595,000 general obli¬
der. Legality approved
from 1966 to 1969
by Miller, Secretary of Board of Fire Com¬ revenues at $214,392.54. Revenue
inclusive;
gation bonds, as follows:
will
receive
concessions
sealed from
$2,115,000 4s, due on July 1 Canfield, Paddock & Stone, ol' missioners,
during
the
awarded to
—
were
syndicate headed by
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago, Chase Manhattan Bank,
from
and
a
1970
to
1978
$235,000 Is, due
inclusive;
on
July 1,
1979.
710,000
due
park
bonds:
$220,000
July 1 from 1960 to
1965- inclusive; $140,000
3s,is,
due on July 1 from 1966 to
1969
inclusive; $315,000 4s,
due
1978
due
on
on
July
1
from
1.970
to
inclusive; and $35,000 Is,
July 1, 1979.
300,000 jail and compound bonds:
$90,000 6s, due on July 1 from
1960 to 1965
inclusive; $60,000
on July 1 from 1968
inclusive; $135,000 4s.
due on July 1
from 1970 to
1978 inclusive: and
$15,000 Is,
3%s, due
to
1669
due
July
1,
1979.
his
at
office
in
Santee
until
month
7:30 p.m.
trict,
6s,
bids
Detroit.
Kingsburg Joint
Union
School Dis¬
Fresno,
Kings and Tulare
Counties, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
10:30
the
office
in
Fresno
until
a.m.
(PDST) on Aug. 13 for
purchase of $150,000 school
building
1957.
1977
his
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Aug.
Aug. 1 from
1.
bonds.
ment
Due
Aug.
on
Dated
1
from 1962
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(F-A)
Aug.
and
1,
to
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Whittier
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive
sealed
Since the
bids
at
his
office
in
Los
Angeles
until 9 a.m.
(PDST) on Aug. 20
for the purchase of
$84,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
Lot A
a
fatality.
opening of the Turn¬
pike, 1,762,247 vehicles carrying
5,286,741 passengers have traveled
75,176,937 miles over the Sunshine
State Parkway with but one fatal
accident
Union
High School Dist.,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
$20,140.58.
272,863 vehicles carry¬
818,589
passengers
traveled
13,071,425 miles without
of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Lancaster School District, Los
ing
1968
interest
was
In June
1957.
1958 to
inclusive.
terest
(PDST) on Aug. 12'for
purchase of $35,000 general
obligation fire house and improve¬
the
two
which
claimed
the
ended
In the first fiscal
June 30 revenues
totaled
$968,389.18 out of
operating
expenses
were
thus leaving
$658,609.13.
780.05
of
Sinr-p
the
Dec.
1,
from
1952.
1959
6,220,000
onening
which
$309,-
of
Dec.
from
1
1,
1952.
bonds.
Due
on
195^ to 1971 in¬
clusive.
3,650,000
1
inclusive.
superhighway
Dated
Jan.
bridge
Dated
Due
on
Jan.
1971
construction
inclusive.
405,000
central
ing plant
Dated
Jan.
from
1
clusive.
Jan.
1
1,
from
1,
system
1954.
1960
to
1954.
1959
municipal
and
revenues
the Turn¬
Dated
Jan.
on
1969
to
Jan.
net
bonds.
Due
bonds.
The fiscal year of the Turnpike
quarter
subway
lives
people.
begins April 1.
$7,000,000
to
heat¬
bonds.
Due
1965
on
in¬
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
sewer
July 1, ,1955.
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $175,000
water
works bonds.
Dated
Dated I East-Tipp School Building Corpora¬
tion (P. O. Lafayette), Ind.
Jan. lj
Bond Offering—George E. Fox,
bonds.
2,920,000
Due on
1963
to
1957.
1959 to
July
Dated
1
Jan.
on
1968
1,
from
tional
Jan.
bonds.
pier
1, 1957.
1 from 1959 to
Due on
1966 in¬
July
electric street lighting
system bonds. Dated July 1,
3,000,000
Due on Jan. 1 from
1957.
inclusive.
1972
to
1957.
Due
July
Dated
bonds.
ment
1,
Jan. 1 from 1959
on
1963 inclusive.
to
Due
from
1
Jan.
Due
1957.
1959 to
July
Dated
1,
from
1
Jan.
on
Harris
at
Renshaw, jointly,
price
a
100.04,
of
gen¬
(P. O. Metropolis), III.
bonds
.sewer
Dated
5s.
$215,000
Co., of Chicago,
July
1957.
1,
Due
J - J.
bonds.
1957.
1,
Town
County, Valmeyer Fire
(P. O. Waterloo),
on
of
Due
1957.
bonds
$40,000
sold to
was
Heinholdt &
as
on
Gardner, of St. Louis,
4%s. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
Jan. 1 from
sive.
1959 to 1968 inclu¬
Interest
Reiff,
will re¬
until
bids
1:30
p.m.
land.
J-J.
St.
thereafter
callable
are
as
of
Dec.
30, 1967. Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Citi¬
zens State Bank, of Williamsport.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
terest
IOWA
Bond
totaling
.$535,000 offered July 23—v. 186,
p.
367—were
awarded
to
the
Town
Northern Trust Company, of Chi¬
$19,000
1960;
on
and
June
1
$145,000
from
4V4s,
1961
to
due
1976
700,000 33/is.
375,000
park
improvement
recreation
center
and
building
bonds, for $20,000 41/2s, due on
Nov.
1, 1959 and 1960; and
$355,000 41/4s, due on Nov. 1
from
1961
to
1976
inclusive.
INDIANA
jBrown
County School
(P.
Bond
O.
Corporation
Nashville),
1961
Sale—The
$8,000
building bonds offered
186,
v.
the
.a
p.
367—were
of
school
July 26—
awarded
Fletcher
American
Bank,
Indianapolis,
to
Clerk,
will receive
as
4s,
at
.
;
■
month
first
Stow, Mass.
first
or
fered
and $5,-
traffic
Truck
1969
to
East
from 1959 to 1976 incl.
16,000 revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
1959
Dec.
on
1974 inclusive.
to
1 from
Bonds
1, 1968.
by i!R.
Marshalltown.
approved
Legality
Rockhill,
of Dec.
of
of
$65,000
July
30
the
takes
a
as
were
at
a
about
of
1
Bond
Rapids,
Offering
—
1957,
Due
on
Principal and interest payable at
National
Merchants
Bank
of
terest
Maude
1958 to
in¬
Legality
Offering
Cl^erk.
until
—
Milan
Blake,
will,' receive, sealed
10:30
a.m:
1
Aug.
1957.
1,
Due
on
from
Frederick
Storey,
B.
sealed
until
11
a.m.
Aug. 6 for the purchase
$500,000 notes. Dated Aug. 6.
(DST)
of
bids
1957.
on
Due ,Nov. 8,
:((CST)
on
offered
135? p. 368
awarded
were
Shawmut
1957.
2.07%
Lincoln,
Bond
erick
of
the
of
Boston,
at
discount.
Offering Canceled—Fred¬
R.
$625,000
to
Bank
468—
National
p.
'
Company,
'
►
-■
*
-
-
Alden School District, Mich.
Sale—The $195,000 school
Bond
building bonds offered July 22—
v.
186, p. 368—were awarded to
a
price
cost
Kcnower,
Co., Ryan, Suther¬
&
Co., and Friday & Co., at
land &
a
of
composed
group
Mac Arthur
100.05,
of
a
interest
net
of about 4.66%, as follows:
$65,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
1972 inclusive.
1958 to
60,000 4V2S. Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
70,000 43/ts. Due 011 July
1980 to 1986 inclusive.
1 from
Alger County (P. O. Munising),
Michigan
Note Offering — John P. Carr,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (EST) 011 Aug. 9
for
the purchase
on
of $100,000 road
1, 1957. Due
Aug.
Dated
notes.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclu¬
interest pay¬
date. Principal and interest
sive. Callable on any
ment
payable
(F-A)
County
the
at
Treasurer's office.
Alpena, Mich.
Not
Sold—No
for the
totaling
bonds
186,
1
►
•
awarded to
sewer
bids
were
and water
$1,950,000
offered
July 25—v. 186. p. 368.
Charlevoix, Mich.
Sale
Bond
—
The $52,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered July 29 — v. 186, p. 388—were awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
ris &
Co., Inc.
Mass.
Taylor, Town Treasurer,
announced under date of July 30
6
— were
Kindred
&
received
July 30—v.
District,
$300,000 school
building bonds offered July 24—v.
Thorndike, Palmer &
(P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale—The $800,000 notes
Note
about
Sale—The
Bond
Bonds
Middlesex County
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
School
Michigan
Community
Legality approved
Mass.
—
that the proposed offering on Aug.
Osceola, Iowa
bids
Offering
Note
ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
City
Fall River,
M.
proved
Bond
National Bank,
Dodge, of Boston.
Principal and
office.
the
at a price of
basis of about 3.62%.
a
Bank of Boston.
by
(M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
to
1958 to 1968 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
National
Shawmut
able
1970
$106,000
Everett, as 3.70s,
100.37,
sive.
to
on
la.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
of
sold
was
Middlesex County
inclusive.
Clerk,
City
bonds
sewer
Dated
1958
from
the
will, receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $350,000 airport bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
Krebs,
1, 1957.
Aug.
Aug. 1. 1957. Due
remain
Bond Sale—An issue of
Aug.
Dated
would
$14,039,000
after com¬
Maynard, Mass.
3.90s,
basis
a
that
estimated
was
$25,041,000
of June 30
pletion of construction.
This is
equivalent to over IV2 years' in¬
terest. Interest is capitalized until
water
Boston.
Cedr>r
it
Nov.
National
Home
Brockton,
100.15.
3.87%.
1
A.
to
price of
due in 1969 and thereafter are
as
inclusive.
offered
Bank
provided and as
was
4s, at a
of
MICHIGAN
Akron
through the issuance of $239 mil¬
lion 3.30% revenue bonds in 1954.
Bridgewater, Mass.
awarded
Due
Aug. 1 from
Sale—The
Dated
1957.
Aug. 1, 1967
MASSACHUSETTS
Note
First Naas
basis
a
3.99%.
since June i
ment of truck traffic
of this
19<2
juU.j.),
oi
.
contingency reserve of
on
July
in ice
Although construction costs have
Aug. 1 from exceeded preliminary estimates, a
on
elem¬
addition bonds of¬
30— v.
186, p. 468—
Chicago.
1968.
notes
1,
on
.
$120,000
school
entary
Barcus;
inclusive.
743,000 3y2s. Due
general
1
Due
1965
Sale—The
Note
already noticed a steady improve-
sealed
National
price of 100.01, a basis of about
3.99.
to
obligation bonds.
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
1972
Ind.
figures we^prepared »<*», Coolidgc & Ruga, ol Boston,
long time to change over because
of routes and terminals.
We have
155,000 3.30s. Due on Aug. 1, 1966.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $35,000 water
callable
inclusive.
at the above-mentioned Bank.
Legality approved-by Ropes, Gray,
is lower percentage¬
wise than it will be by the end i
of the 12-month period.
This was l
1 from
Due on Aug.
to 1960 inclusive.
1958
Dec.
$160,000 library bonds for $15,000
4V2S, due on June 1, 1959 and
* tc" Pimcipal and interest pay
han, "which
,
$165,000 5s.
works bonds, as follows:
at a price of 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 4.25%, as
•follows:
.
VofSVinm?,'1
Sept. 1 Horn 1J^ ^
traffic," said Mr. Calla¬
total
our
follows:
and
cago,
based
368,700 from commercial venicles.
"Our truck traffic was 5.56% of
—
,
325,000 3.40s. Due
Beaman, Iowa
Bond Offering—Paul Sanderson,
Forest, III.
Sale—The bonds
for the purchqse of $96,000 school
14 for the pur¬ county highway construction bonds ;S0>» Xhe engineers have estimated
chase
of
$124,000 water works offered July 31—v. 186, p. 367
that
commercial vehicles
would
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1, were awarded to Alex. Brown & comprise 15% of the total traffic.
1957. Due on Dec. 30 from 1959 to Sons, at a price of 100.016, a net
Construction of the Massachu¬
1987 inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
interest cost of about 3.55%, as setts
Turnpike
was
financed
Louis.
Park
were
ing from passenger ears
expected.
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Sale
The $2,038,000
.
Coffin & Burr,
price of 100.30,
Street Trust
ato street l rust Co., Municipal
lo., Municipal
Aug.
on
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of
on
a
$14,510,000 in tolls in its first year, were awarded _to the
tional Bank of Boston,
of operation with $9,141,300 com¬
Ind.
Clerk-Treasurer,
(CDST)
and
Sale—An issue of
noon
and
4s, at
as
State
operation.
"The traffic engineers estimated
that
the
Turnpike would
earn
provement
Offering—Viola H.
sealed
ceive
Illinois
Bond
until
Day,
Dept., Ill Franklin St., Boston,
(until 11 a.m.' (DST) on Aug.' 6
predictions
the
cover
p.
Hig-
basis of about 3.96%.
six weeks of
MARYLAND
Williamsport,
.Louis.
>Tre protection
to
Aug. 6 for the pur¬
$150,000 permanent im¬
(EDST)
chase
to:
for the period against
engineering predictions
preliminaiy
Harold
g—J.
n
bids
sealed
ceive
,
Monroe
i
e r
Legality approved bv Hutchinson,
Pict'ce, At wood' & Allen, of Port¬
Bond
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Protection Dist.
O f f
d
Principal
Aug.
as
on
approved
Legality
follows:
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Jan. 1 from 19G0 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest
o n
Webster, City Treasurer, will re¬
186,
Lee
to
costs and in-j
^
the
awarded
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Second Bank-
on a
12-month period, covering
the first full vear of operation No i
the Ameri¬
National Bank, of Noblesville.
can
sold to the Mid¬
was
west Securities
157—
Stuart
p.
Halsey,
Sharon, Mass.
our revenue
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1953 to
1967 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest 'payable
at
the National
Bank of Commerce, of Portland.
Dated
Dis'rict
to
Bond Offering—Maurice F. Kel-
requirements.
traffic
L.
a
"There is no way of comparing
MAINE
B
R.
jointly,
six
adequate
than
terest
South Portland, Me.
of
more
the operating
&!
Wheeler
and
Co.,
5s.
is
weeks
first
the
for
revenue
cover
since
1958 to July 1, 1969 inch
17,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
1958 to July 1, 1966 inclusive.
County, Joppa Sanitary
&
Wool folk, as
and interest payable at
Massac
Bond Sale—An issue ,of
Kingston
1,
4V4s,
basis of
"The
14tc;)
semi-annually from July
Duo
4.24%.
about
$200,000 re¬
186,
10—v.
Inc., and Goldman, Sachs &
468—were
for the first six weeks."
& Co., »r.
Kees, Schwcickhardt « w., W. D
(CDST)
p.m.
Township
School
$63,000
&
as
a
8
&
scher, Pierce & Co., Stubbs, Smith
& Lombardo, Inc., Ducournau &
receive
will
the purchase
for
13
Aug.
$80,000 bonds, as^
Savings Bank, Chicago, and Rod¬
&
until
bids
sealed
on
Trust
& Co.
i ing that "we feel that we did well
inn- thnt "we fppl that we rlirl well
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Rau-
(F-A) payable at the
Bank, Monon.
Legality
Trustee,
x.
Weil
Howard,
Inc.,
Jones,
1
T4Vv.ro,..4
Dinkins & Co., Kohlmeyer & Co.,
Principal
thereafter.
Township
obligation park bonds offered
July 30 — v. 186, p. 467 — were
the
first
July
amount of ginson Corp., Tucker, Anthony &
operating expenses in
public-
Labouisse, Frieclrichs & Co., Ladd
interest pay¬
any
Wayne Township (P. O. R.R. 3,
Noblesville), Ind.
Bond Offering -r- Harry Kaiser,
eral
to
&
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
District
(P. O. Skohie), 111.
Bond
Sale—The $560,000
The
—
awarded
were
$1,409,138,
of
income,
cession
La.
Monroe,
Bond Sale—The $968,000
1959 to
Callable on Feb.
on
date
ment
Monon
Cooh County, Skohie Park
offered
improvement and public improve- j $160,621, leaving net
ment sewerage district bonds of- j $1,248,517.
Chairman
and interest
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, or at the office of the Fis¬
cal Agent of the City in New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
man
1968, or
1,
elusive.
awarded
Hughes,
will re¬
until 1 p.m.
inclusive.
1980
500,000 municipal building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1967 in,
West
Due on Aug. 1 from
1957.
inclusive.
1973
Revere, Mass.
modeling and reconstruction bonds
revenues of
ceive
scaled
bids
William F.
(CDST) on Aug. 13 for the pur¬ fered July 31—v. 186, p. 263—were i Callahan stated that "it is a verychase of $155,000 sewage works awarded to a group composed of i good report compared with first
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1/ White, Hattier & Sanford, Scharff reports of other Turnpikes," addier
2,000,000 playground and recrea¬
bonds.
ap¬
Thorndike,
Storey,
Sale
Bond
Authority's
The
—
National
Legality
Boston.
by
pay¬
-v.
Clerk-Treasurer,
Town
1966 inclusive.
tion
"Good"
non¬
Merchants
on
inclu¬
interest
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston,
Report Termed
Revenue
Due
1962
to
revenue
dormitory
exempt
tax
Offering—Marie
Bond
1, 1957.
1959 to
July
Dated
on
$356,000
Sale—The
Bond
Initial
of
proved
Authority
Turnpike
1957.
1958
the
at
Bank,
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Centenary College
from
1,
Principal and
able
nedy,
Treasurer
and
ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids
Massachusetts
Aug.
1
sive.
LOUISIANA
Ind.
Monon,
hensive
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
July 30—v.
median strips compre¬
superhighway system
1,000,000
3.29%.
(Commonwealth of)
Offering — John F. Ken¬
Bond
of Louisiana
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
and the
Bank,
j traffic and revenue report, which Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
186, | covers the period from opening of 100.31, a basis of about 3.68%.
bonds
offered
July 26
the Citizens Bank of Pekin.
Le¬ p. 367—■were sold to the Federal j 123-mile cross-State facility on
Russell, Mass.
gality approved by Ross, McCord, Housing and Home Finance j
through June 16, revealed
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Agency, as 2%s.
gross
revenues,
including
con¬ bonds offered
equip¬
department
fire
500,000
1959
&
Massachusetts
p.m.
National
Ocean
$60,000
Newburyport, jointly, as 3.60s, at
a price of 100.02, a
basis of about
Falmer
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
serially in 20 years.
receive
(CDST)
on
Aug. 14 for the purchase of
$14,000
school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1. 1957. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
bids
sealed
will
Trustee,
until 1
Township
clusive.
■
Wade,
Offering—Vernon
Bond
issue ol
sold to the First
was
Payable in Boston or New
City. Legality approved by
York
20
Aug.
a
Merchants National Bank, both of
Nov.
on
for the j until Aug. 20 for the purchase of
purchase of $19,500,000 Kansas $19,000,000 general obligation
highway improvement bonds. Due
City Expressway Revenue bonds.
until
Authority
(P. O. R. R. 2,
Borden), Ind.
Sale—An
bonds
water
&
due
are
Storey,
the offices of the
at
100.03,
of
3.09%.
29,
notes
The
1957.
18), Kansas
Offering—Sealed bids wili
received
be
Township
Jackson
and
dock
Dated
Bond
Indianapolis.
price
a
Newburyport, Mass.
Bond
2.15%
at
Lynn,
of
Bank
discount.
Wichita
Miller, of
&
Ice
McCord,
Ross,
inclusive.
500,000
Legality approved by
viaduct Lafayette.
and
bridge
bonds.
Due
July 30 were awarded to
Manufacturers
Central
Na¬
the
at
basis of about
—
offered
Secretary, will receive
s
2,400,000
Sale
3.10s,
as
Lynn, Mass.
The $800,000 notes
Note
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
sealed bids 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 14 for and interest payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
the
purchase of
$750,000 first
1957.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from :
mortgage
revenue
bonds. Dated proved by Chapman & Cutler, ol
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
Chicago.
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
Lot B
1960 to 1985 inclusive. Callable as
KANSAS
in5,000,000 airport bonds.
Dated1 of Jan. I, 1964. Principal and the
Kansas Turnpike Authority (P. O.
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 j tcrest
(J-J)
payable
at
Co.,
Box 3002, Southeast Station,
from
1960 to 1973 inclusive, j Lafayette
Loan
&
Trust
inclusive.!
5,500,000 electric street lighting j
system bonds. Dated Jan. 1, j
1959
from
'
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(572)
52
various
purposes
boncjs; has been rescinded.
A new
' offering date will be set shortly.
Milton,
Bond
Clawson, Mich.
Mass.
Sale—The $800,000
school
bonds offered July 31—
v. 186, p. 468—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
project
aiid
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Bond
bonds
street improvement
offered
264—were
July
awarded
Mac Arthur & Co.,
Moore
$40,000 special
Sale—The
assessment
&
Co.,
16—v.
to
186, p.
Kenower,
and McDonald-
jointly.
\
Volume 186
Number 5661
The Commercial and Financial
...
(573)
Dearborn, Mich.
Bond
pation notes. Dated June 27. 1957.
Offering
—
Myron A.
Clerk* will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $750,-
000
Center
Youth
July 15, 1957. Due
1958
City
(J-J)
Dated
July 15 from
on
Treasurer's
approved
bonds.
-
inclusive:
1982
to
interest
and
Principal
payable at the
office. Legality
Miller,
Canfieid,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Oliering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10
for the
13
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
$2,-
600,000
motor
vehicle
highway
fund
bonds, to mature serially
from
1958
bear
to June
to
inclusive
1967
and
interest rate of not to
an
4%.
callable
The
bonds
bids
and
are
below
will
par
1958.
368
awarded
were
—
to
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Oxford Area
Community Sch. Dist.
O.
(P.
Oxford), Mich.
Bond Offering — Gerda Houck,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 7 for
the purchase of $500,000
school
building
June 1,
1957.
1958
1983
to
site
and
bonds.
are
callable
June
1, 1967. Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
institution designated by the
interest
ing
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
Sale—The
man,
obligation
works equip¬
offered July 22—v.
public
bonds
ment
$25,000 general
368—were awarded to the
Bank
of
Detroit,
in
Farmington.
186,
p.
National
Woods, Mich.
Huntington
Sale—The
Bond
$65,000
street
bonds offered July
30—v. 186, p; 469—were awarded
to Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
improvement
of Detroit.
Division
Grand
Ave.,
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Offering
until
1957.
Due
inclusive.
Elmer
A.
Thompson, Secretary of the. Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
19
for
the
purchase of $700,000
school building bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1957.
to
Due on June 1 from 1958
1982
inclusive.
Bonds
1975 and thereafter
of June
in
due
callable
are
as
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
1, 1967.
terest
(EST)
noon
195 /.
Due March
terest
B
S ale
d
o n
on
186,
School
July 25
—
—
composed
The
$3,000,000
of
Braun,
bonds
$4,000,000
offered
186, p. 264 — were
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and the
First of Michigan Corporation, at
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
a
cost of about
4.64%,
434s.
$1,560,000
from
1967
July
on
1
1966 inclusive.
41x2s.
1,530,000
follows:;)
as
Due
from 1959 to
Due
July
on
& Co., Inc., First of Michi¬
Corporation, Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co., Rand & Co.,
worth
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co., and McDonaldMoore & Co.,
follows:
as
$270,000 5s. Due
1
910,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
1976 1o 1982 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Gold¬
June
on
434s.
1,160,000
from
1963
No.
1
from
Due
Due
June
1
composed of Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, Allison-Williams
Co.,
J.
Co.,
MacArthur
$60,000
Mul-
(P.
The
awarded
to
Sale—The
186,
p.
368—were awarded
McDonald-Moore
Detroit, at
interest
&
Co.,
of
price of 100.06, a net
a
of
cost
about
3.52%,
as
follows:
$34,000
general
obligation
and $22,000 3l4s, due on Aug.
1 from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
special assessment bonds,
for $22,000 3%s, due on Aug.
62,000
from 4958 to 1961
1
and
Offering—Harold
MINNESOTA
Sale—The $44,000 general
Bond
C.
Bell,
will
bonds
1959
mature
Aug.
7 for the
purchase of $50,000 tax anticipa¬
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
1959.
Montague School District,
Offering
—
Mich.
Charles
Bond
Lipka, Secretary of the Board of
•
Education, will receive
Columbia
Bond
until 8 p.m.
Aug. 5 for
the
on
purchase of $45,000 tax antici¬
ceive
unci
Oct.
in¬
1,
1957
School
Common
(CDST)
chase
sealed
Clerk,
bids
Aug.
$385,000
until
6
on
will
8
offered
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
1960 to
cipal
interest
and
payable
at
a
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
approved
Faegre
by
&
Minneapolis.
of
No.
Simonson,
Aug. 1, 1957. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1982 inclusive.
Bonds due
in
1973
186,
group
p.
revolving
30—
264—were awarded to
composed of J. M. Dain
are
callable as of Aug.
1, 1971.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder
Legality approved bv Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Kasson, Minn.
Bond
eral
368
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
offered
sewer
a
to
gen¬
186,
p.
lows:
Sale—The
price of
of about
par,
4.53%,
purchase
1958 to
Due
!
on
Dec.
Due
on
from
Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1972 inclusive..
The
1
1963 inclusive.
450,000 4V2S.
bonds
bear
;
additional
1960 to
follows:
on
1965
to
Due
1969
on
Jan. .1
tal
p.
1959
to
Co., at
a
Jan.
1
from
1966
Bond
Park,
Minn.
im¬
bonds offered July 29
186, p. 368—were awarded to
—v.
a group composed of Allison-Wiliiams Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
J.
Dain
M.
&
1960 to
Due
nht in¬
par, a
on
Jan.
1
Inc.,
Northwestern National Bank, First
National
Bank, both of Minne¬
apolis, First National Bank, of
St. Paul, Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
and
Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
fol¬
as
Jan.
from
$750,000
3.60s.
Due
March
on
I
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
275,000
4.10s.
from
terest
bonds
of
bear
est
of
1,
in¬
1957
Jan. 1, 1959.
March 1,
to
St.
Bond
for
the
purchase
of
1
$390,000
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
from
1958 to
Principal
1968
and, interest
at a banking institution
by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
designated
&
MaconCounty, AtlantaConsolidated
Due
March
on
(P.O. Macon),
Missouri
Bond
Sale—An
school
000
issue
bonds
of
$115,-
sold
was
to
Luce,
Thompson
&
Crowe, of
Kansas City, as 414 s and 4s. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on March 1 from.
1977
to
inclusive.
Legality
Charles
&
Interest
approved
Trauernicht,
by
of
St.
Louis.
St. Louis County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No.
R-9
(P. O. Mehlville),
Missouri
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds
Walker
&
sold
was
and 3%s. Dated June
March
on
$700,000
G.
to
Co., of St. Louis,
to
1977
M-S.
Legality
& Trauer¬
approved
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
1
4s
1, 1957. Due
1958
from
1
Interest
H.
as
MONTANA
Great
March
from
Falls, Mont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1958
1,
$150,009
Special Improvement District No.
895 bonds was sold to Grande &
1959.
Louis
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Babbitt), Minn.
Offering—J. Pastika, Jr.,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., inc., of Seattle, as 4%s. Dated
No. 83
July 1, 1956. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1.960 to
1974 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at
banking institution ,designated
by the successful biddey. Legality
approved
by
Dorse y,
Owen,
Malta, Mont..
Scott
Barker,
&
Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Stearns
chased,
County Independent School
bonds offered July 31—v.
186, p. 470.
% Miles City, Mont.
~
,
Sale-C.A.n issue of
Bond
street
(P. O. Spring Hill),
Bank, of
City, as 5!£s, at a price of
100.21, a basis of about 5.42%.
Toole
Sale—The $120,000
school
building bonds offered Julv 25—
v.
186, p. 369—were awarded to
a group headed by Kalman & Co.,
of Minneapolis, as follows:
$50,000 4.30s. Due
to
1968
on
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1 from
Offering
ceive
(MST)
bonds
terest of 1%
bear
additional
from Aug.
Aug. 20 for the pur¬
$15,000 building bonds.
on
of
Aug. 20, 1957. Amortization
serial
will
bonds
the
of
—v.
building
July 25—v. 186, p.
the
the
of Swanville, as 4.4j0s,
price of par.
Offering
P.
—
J.
Kabus,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(CDST) on Aug.
7
for
the
ourchase
of
$255,000
improvement
obligation
bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
callable
as
of
Aug.
1,
1969.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
chaser.
any
suitable
Kyle
Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Briggs,
&
Sunflower County, Drew
Franklin, N. H.
bids
at
Sale—The $500,000
July 23—v.
school
186. p.
National
First
the
Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until 11
a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 8 for the
purchase of $324,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
Bank
1
of
from
Boston,
.1958
inclusive.
1977
to
Principal and interest payable at
the above-mentioned
Bank.
Le¬
gality
approved
Gray,
Boston.
by Ropes,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Keene, N. H.
Bond
and
—v.
$275,000 water
Sale—The
bonds offered
sewer
July 30
186, p. 470—were awarded to
Shawmut Bank of
National
as
at
3.30s,
Municival
(P. O.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
100.20, a basis of about
Drew), Miss.
offered
Offering—Mildred S. Gil-
Bond
man,
Boston,
Separate School District
bonds
discount.
2.38%
at
Boston,
the
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
loan notes offered July 29
186, p. 470—were awarded to
Shawmut Bank,, of
banking in¬
designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
H.
The $100,000 tem¬
—
National
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
general
Sale
First
State Bank,
a
In¬
HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N.
porary
community
to
second
Board.
in¬
Sale—The $30,000 general
awarded
the
be
School
terest F-A.
Note
offered
re¬
p.m.
chase
1, 1957 to
Swanville, Minn.
bonds
8
Dated
Aug. 1, 1960.
Bond
will
until
bids
sealed
Marian
—
Clerk,
District
Aaberge,
choice
1973 inclusive.
1.969 to
County School District No. 46
(P. O. Ledger), Mont.
Bond
bonds will be the first choice and,
inclusive.
40,000 4.80s. Due
The
$11,863
bonds
was
improvement
sold to the First National
Minnesota
1960
5V2s, the $89,000 sewage
as
revenue
Miles
District No. 38
Bond
.
Bond Sale—rLocal investors pur¬
a
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Welcome), Minn.
Offering—Roy Rosenberg,
pur¬
Bond
89
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
p.m.
the
for
6
C.
will
8
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1.20%
stitution
additional
1.60%, from Oct.
Feb.
011
The bonds bear additional inter¬
are
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
The
Due
inclusive.
inclusive.
lows:
from
1
1966 inclusive.
on
ment
Co.,
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1981 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1972 and thereafter
75,000 4.40s. Due
Aug.
on
until
$200,000 street improve¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
M-S.
$1,025,000
Wykoff, Minn.
lows:
to
inclusive.
Louis
Sale—The
Bond
cost of about 4.48%, as fol¬
$105,000 4s.
(CDST)
bids
chase of
1958
St.
at
$180,000 hospi¬
price of
Aug. 26 for the
$155,000 general ob¬
park
bonds.
Due
from
369—were
bonds offered July 30—v. 186,
469—were awarded to Kalman
terest
sealed
School District No. 3
until
obligation
from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Director of Finance,
receive
NEW
1964 inclusive.
25,000 4.70s.
20
in¬
pur¬
of
ligation
$50,000
as
Ferguson, Mo.
Offering
—
Robert
Bond
Richfield, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
net interest cost
a
$25,000 4.20s. Due
No.
$300,000 4s.
the
$39,500
improvement
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
30,000 4.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1974 to 107-7 inclusive.
hospi¬
tal bonds offered July 30—v. 186,
Martin
-
for
6
I.
re¬
p.m.
of
Bond
Allison-
Mahnomen, Minn.
Bond
&
Co., John,'Nuveen &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
E. J. Prescott & Co., MannheimerEgan, Inc., and Harold E. Wood &
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.67%, as fol¬
8
Minneapolis.
water
and
July 30—v.
awarded
were
—
$215,000
Williams Co.
&
&
Aug.
on
until
thereafter
and
MISSOURI
bids until 7 p.m. (CDST) on Aug
13 for the purchase of $1,400,000
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
12 (P. O. Hokah), Minn.
Bond Olfcring—G. H.
per¬
July
bids
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
of
school
building
bonds.
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
Dated
pany.
der.
receive
purchase
group
Memphis,
Arnold
&
and Harrington & Com¬
payable
(CDST)
p.m.
the
for
a
National
of
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
Offering—Evalcl E. John¬
County (P. O.
Mahnomen), Minn.
Heights, Minn.
$750,000
improvement
bonds
sealed
Mahnomen
Sale—The
manent
sealed bids
(EST)
County
District
son,
inclusive.
1966
to
W.
•
•
additional
from
No. 118 (P. O. Robbinsdale),
Minnesota
serially
Kalman
'
Olchefski, Village Clerk, will
'
The
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Note
bear
1.20%
Hennepin
Dist.
a
obligation water system bonds of¬
fered July 31 were awarded
to
Allison-Williams Co., as 514 s.
Bond
wood,
469 — were awarded to the
Farmers State Bank of Winger, at
Co., Allison-Williams Co., Baxter
& Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., M.
April 1,
Feb. 1 from
011
p.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion notes. Dated
from
1, 1960.
inclusive;
$40,000 35/2s. due on Aug.
1962 to 1967 inclusive!
from
1
v.
Mich.
District,
on
of
to Feb.
bonds,
for $12,000 3%s, due on Aug. 1
from
1958 to 1961
inclusive;
Brighton, Minn.
Offering — Lucille
provement
1
to
First
Storey,
New
from
1
Feb.
on
Due
bonds
terest
Benson,
1
Ypsilanti, Mich.
$96,000 street
improvement bonds offered July
j
(EST)
Feb.
on
90,000 412s. Due
Township Sch. District
O. Lansing), Mich.
469—were
p.
Bond
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger.
p.m.
Due
bonds. Dated
from
8
4s.
the
of
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Northwestern
of
general obligation school building
186,
Ballman & ..Main, Channer
Co., S. R. Livingstone,
Crouse & Co., Good body & Co.,
Magnus & Co., Pohi & Co., Inc.,
John
W.
Reinhart
&
Co.,
and
Co.,
Note
Co.,
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
.Securities
School
&
Bank
to
V.
Co.,
&
Co..
&
Shannon & Co., Watling,
& Co., Allison-Williams
Mason
Dain
June
Carlos, Minn.
laney, Wells & Co., H. V. Sattley
&
2
Pickard, Inc.
Lerchen
1VI.
Legality
on
Bank,
Crane,
1, 1971. Principal and
(M-S) payable at a bank¬
designated by the
awarded
were
—
composed
as
callable
are
369
in
group
Paine, WcbbeiV Jackson & Curtis.
Co., Baxter &
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., McCormick & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Friday & Co., Burns, Corbett
Kenower,
a
District Clerk,, will, Receive sea Jed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug.
12
for the
purchase of $145,000
8c
McDonald-Moore
368—were awarded to
p.
inclusive.
1975
to
4l2s.
on
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school
building bonds offered July 30—
Sachs & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co.; White, Weld & Co., Barcus,
Kindred & Co., R. S. Dickson
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Lee Higginson Coip., John
&
(P. O.
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Watertown
»
man,
Nuveen
186,
from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
22—v.
inclusive.
1975
to
142
due
Jan. 1 from 1959 to .1967 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
building bonds offered July 31—
a
Bos¬
Sept.
successful
a
Bloomington), Minn.
v.
Bonds
ing institution
bonds.
gan
from
v.
awarded to
to
County Joint Indep.
Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
Sept. 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
interest
in¬
Houston
The
—
1959
1971 to 1987 inclusive.
Michigan
Sale
(F-A) payable at
Hennepin
District,
264—were awarded to
p.
group
■
building
from
1,
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds offered July 30—
1,570,000
Bond
1
Aug.
banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& Macartney, of St. Paul.
1, 1959.
Public
building
Livonia Public School District,
.
sealed
Principal and
350,000 4.80s.
Trenton
Detroit.
school
Gergen,
Dated
Feb.
on
1977
of
J.
receive
bonds.
1968
National
Aug. 5 for
the purchase of $357,500 tax an¬
ticipation notes. Dated Aug.
1,
v.
—
will
Minneapolis,
River Rouge School District, Mich. Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc., and
Note
Offering — Charles
W.. Woodard-Elwood & Co., at a price
Schultz, Secretary of the Board of of par, a net interest cost of about
Education, will receive sealed bids 4.89%, as follows:
Kelloggsville School District (P. O.
South
Minn.
Offering—A.
Clerk,
1, 1957. Due
1972 and thereafter
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
Aug.
6 for the purchase of
$165,000 im¬
Michigan
4741
1957
to
Hastings,
Bond
City
Dated
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Bonds due
in 1968 and thereafter
of
1V2% from Dec. 1,
1, 1959.
provement
Farmington, Mich.
Bond
of
-
Bond Sale—The $15,000 general
obligation fire fighting equipment
bonds offered July 23—v. 186, p.
ex¬
non-
considered.
be
not
15,
Muir, Mich.
as
ceed
Jan.
by
Paddock
Aug.
terest
Due
City
Stevens,
53
Manchester,
Note
bids until
P. Bourne,
w?r«
11 a.m.
of
N. H.
Offering—Jas.
Citv Tv^f>«iirrvr.
price
3.27%.
a
(DST)
cjo-ir,-]
on
Aug.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, August 5, 1957
...
(574)
54
notes.
originally scheduled to be offered
May 15—v. 185, p. 2268—and
Nashua, N. H.
Offering—Edward R. Be-
Note
Y.
Babylon, N.
Sale
Bond
provement bonds offered July
186, p. 470—were awarded
Due
a
N.Y.
inclusive.
1964 to 1966
$398,500 school building
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
of
chase
1, 1967
20,000 4%s. Due on Aug.
Dec.
1, 1969 Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Solvay Bank, Solvay.
60,000 5V4S. Due on Aug. 1 from Legality approved by Hawkins,
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Delafield & Wood, of New York
55,000 5%s. Due on Aug. 1 from City.
Due on Aug.
30,000 5s.
and 1970.
1977 inclusive.
1975 to
1
Wood, of New York
&
Delafield
Jply
186, p. 369—were awarded
Boland, Saffin & Co., as 4.60s,
30—v.
1958
a
1986
to
Hallgarten & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
Salomon
Brothers
&
Legality approved by
Margate City, N. J.
street paving
school
The
and
bonds totaling $330,-
July 25—v. 186, p. 369
awarded to a group com¬
000 offered
at
of
price
a
100.06,
a
basis of
about 4.58%.
Middlesex, N. J.
eral
and
$105,000 gen¬
assessment bonds
July 31—v.
offered
186, p. 369—
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
were
Co.,
sewer
4.35s, at a price of 100.29,
4.30%.
as
basis of about
a
O.
Montville), N. J.
Sale—The
'Bond
$80,000
(DST)
chase
issued
building
for
ment
of
for
and
and Compahy,
school
bonds offered July 30—
school
sion
Bache
E.
NEW
YORK
Note
Alexander, Batavia, Bethany,
and
Middlebury (Towns) Central Sch.
District No. 2 (P. O. Alexander),
New
Parise,
ceive
Offering
York
—
notes
470
&
091,000
Frances
L.
District Clerk, will re¬
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Sale
the
ninth
—
at
The
$20,091,000
July
Hutzler,
follows: $5,interest, plus a
as
2.46%
$77;
at
$10,000,000 at
2.44%, plus $151. The over-all net
premium
$5,000,000
of
2.42%, plus $77; and
interest cost to the
Authority
was
Aug. 7 for the pur¬ 2.43689%.
chase of $1,106,200 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due New York City Housing Authority,
New York
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
clusive.
Principal and interest
Cruise
announces
that
the
(J-J) payable at the Marine Mid¬ J,
land Trust Company, of New York Authority will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 13
City.
Legality ' approved by
(EDST)
on
E. Hutton &
•
higher tariff truck and bus traffic
amounted
to
only
slightly less
than
Co.
$9,807,453 as a result of strict
and cost controls. By
way of comparison, operating ex¬
penses increased 10.2% during the
first quarter of this year.
At any
rate, the net revenues available
for debt service increased 19.43%
budgetary
total
a
of
which
$12,487,589,
equivalent to 8.5 times inter¬
est requirements.
This compares
with
$10,455,393 for the second
was
Co.,
Hannahs, Bal.lin & Lee;
King, Quirk & Co., Incorporated;
pany;
New York
Hanseatic Corporation;
Schwabacher
Co.'
&
Co.; Goodbody &
•
*
(P. O. Heuvelton), N.
build¬
470—were awarded to a group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of
Western New York,
Buffalo,
Cross,
Blair &
Co.,
Manufacturers
&
Traders
Trust
Co., Buffalo, and R. D».
White & Co., as 4.20s, at a price
of 100.41, a basis of about 4.16%.
Inc.,
Bay, Massapequa Water
District. (P. O. Oyster Bay),
Oyster
New
Bond
-
470
—
York
Sale—The $433,000
bonds offered
were
July 30—v.
awarded to
a
revenues
for debt
available
serv¬
Dec.
ended
1956
31,
were
only 4.8% ahead of the year 1955.
p.
&
651, or 13.30% greater than the
corresponding period for 1956. Net
year
ing bonds offered July 30—v. 186,
Roosevelt
record of $81,508,-
new
12.99%,
to a total of $45,005,656.
In con¬
trast, the results for the calendar
Y.
Sale—The $545,000
a
ice increased $5,175,095, or
Oswegatchie, DePeyster, Lisbon,
DeKalb, Macomb and Canton
Central School District No. 4
Bond
reached
water
186,
p.
group
in six months
Thus,
annual' net
have
revenues
their
tripled
rate
'moving
the
almost
improve¬
of
ments.
"Both
once
traffic
again set
fic reached
305
June
and
toll
the
30,
1957,
revenues
compared
same
com¬
the
at
in
Lincoln Tun¬
higher than
nel, which was 8.8%
1956.
"Before the
anticipated
opening it
vehicle*
the
also
was
tube
new
large
numbers of
the Holland Tun¬
Horn
nel
and
the
that
divert
would
Washington
George
pattern of
it is
not
of the magnitude expected.
Although we expect these diver¬
sions to grow through the sum¬
mer, it now appears possible that
and,
Bridge;
has
diversion
a
materialized,
traffic will absorb the capac¬
new
ity
while
diversion
by
created
to such
an
extent
that
the net effect will
be
much
less
marked
older facilities than
was
the
upon
originally
predicted.
Terminals
Air
"The
operations in the
of this year ex¬
another large increase.
airport
second
quarter
perienced
indicated
As
the
in
attached
re¬
revenues for the three
months ended June 30, 1957 were
port,
net
up more
than $1,000,000
or
66.91%.
For the year
ended June 30, 1957,
air
net
terminal
able
debt
for
about
revenues
service
$3,175,000 to
555,445.
a
avail¬
increased
total of $8,-
This
represented a gain
over
the corresponding
58.9%
period in 1956."
12' months
85,934,695 for the
the
Crossings.
^
produced $1,097,200
revenue
June
Ramapo Central School District No.
records. Traf¬
high of 87,443,-
for
riod last year.
1957
June
toll
River
rate
same
for
June
Hudson
new
new
vehicles
ended
with
a
exactly the
in
traffic
bined
of
Vehicular Traffic
at
creased
as
the
of
percent
(over- $3,666,000) ^in¬
revenues
of
to
normal
its
traffic for this facility.. Toll
total
Incorporated; quarter of 1956, which was 8.3
Baxter & Company ; William Blair times
the
interest
requirements
&
Company;
Julien
Collins & for that period.
Company;
Ernst
&
Company;
"For the 12 months ended June
Federation Bank and Trust Com¬ 30, 1957, gross operating revenues
&
Weeden
York
30—v. 186, p.
awarded to Salomon
—were
Bros.
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Chas.
Weigold & Co.; Incorporated:
W.
City Housing Authority,
offered
Reynolds &
than
rate
slower
However, in the first five
relatively
weeks of operation, the
ity's facilities. It is also gratify¬
to call attention to the fact
that operating expenses have in¬
creased by only 4.30% to a total
ration; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
IRT pen¬
The bonds will be
New
Darien, Attica, Bennington
Bond
York
E.
to
traffic.
ing
Co.; Schoellkopf, Hntton & Pomeroy, Inc.; State Bank of Albany;
Gregory & Sons; First of Michigan
Corporation; Laurence M. Marks
&
over
Third
the
from
consequently increase at a
considerably
projects at the Port Author¬
and
Na¬
pay¬
purposes,
p.
New
Company of Albany;
$21,758,424
the/comparable
,
aspect.
opening it was expect¬
initial
build-up of
automobiles and that revenues
of
period of 1956, This gain reflects
not only the increased usage, of
existing facilities, - but also the
addition
of
new
improvements
McEntee
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
The
11.54%
quarter
the;second
amounted
1957
or
Fidelity Union Trust Company,
Newark; Swiss American Corpo¬
constitute
will
of
Incorporated; W. H.
Incorporated;
for
revenues
the
Tube would consist predominantly
operating
gross
an
or
over
the
resulting
traffic
June 30, 1957
follows:
ended
quarter
"Combined
for the pur¬
bonds to be
1957 and mature
serially on Aug. 15 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive. Interest F-A.
This
&
Company
15,
Aug.
Com¬
tional Commercial Bank and Trust
369—were awarded to public bond sale conducted by
Mr.
Gerosa,
previous offerings
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and
aggregating $331,000,000 having
John J. Ryan & Co., jointly, as
been marketed at a net interest
4.65s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
cost to the City of 2.55%. '•
of about 4.63%.
186,
June 30, 1957,
that
ed
analysis of the
Mintkeski's
approxi¬
vehicles
encouraging
an
Before the
and related developments,
&
J.
B.
judgments and claims,
the city's liability ($3,-
systems.
the
M.
Manufac¬
Trust
that
indicate
handle
will
contains
would
Mr.
Co., Incorporated.
Van Ingen &
Co. Inc.;
Morton
000,000) to the BMT and
1
v.
facilities.
and the year ended
Securities Cor¬
Webster
&
Stone
Mineola),
Lawrence
—
on Aug. 15
of $40,000,000
dated
Montville Twp. School District
(P.
are
poration;
White,
Weld & Co.;
Kean, Taylor & Co.; A. C. Allyn
Gerosa, City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Sale—The
Bond
Offering
Bond
Carl
ex¬
77,990,000 recorded in 1956.
"The composition of the traffic
attracted to the new facility also
usage
as
various
Company;
The
—
Co.;
con¬
the
by
estimates
combined
statistics of the
•
These results
shown for the second quarter
well
as
Buffalo; Mercantile Trust
F. S. Moseley & Co.;
pany,
County
—were
will receive sealed bids until Aug.
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co., 19 for the purchase of $21,000,000
Boland,
Saffin
&
Co., J.
B. various improvement bonds.
Hanauer & Co., John J. Ryan &
New York City, N.Y.
Co., and Lebentnal & Co., as 4.60s,
Offering
Bond
&
Traders
and
Adams,
County (P. O.
New York
Nassau
Weeks;
Rhoades
turers
100^39, a basis of about
price of
4.06%.
&
Hornblower
Loeb,
greater
afforded
Current
Co.; Authority's financial operations in
&
Noyes
the
more
increase of 3.2%
&
Hemphill,
with
ex¬
increasing
an
become
Total traffic for
the year at the Lincoln Tunnel is
expected to be 24,000,000 vehicles,
or
11%
greater than last year.
of
date
under
Herman, DeKalb,
Co.;
is
overall
Bear,
Canton and RusCentral School District No, 1
at
grow,
motorists
veniences
year.
&
$271,000 build¬
(P. O. Hermon), N. Y.
offered July 30—v. 186,
Bond Sale—The $975,000 school
p. 265—were awarded to a group building bonds offered July 31—
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co., v.
186, p. 470—were awarded to a
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., J. B.
group composed of Smith, Barney
Hanauer & Co., John J. Ryan &
& Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Charles
and J. R. Ross & Co., as 5.30s, at
King
&
Co.,
and
Auchincloss,
a price of 100.01, a basis of about
Parker & Redpath, as 4.10s, at a
—
Y.
Stearns & Co.; Equitable
Securities Corporation; Estabrook
Heckler
York City,
to
as
familiar
compared with those of the corre¬
sponding periods of the previous
Bond Sale—The
5.29%.
pected
rate
19.43% in
Quarter—Eugene A. Mint-
corporated.
The Philadelphia National Bank;
Sykes,
1956.
June
of
80,500,000
Blair & Co., In¬
Co.;
vehicles
The Lincoln Tunnel traffic
mately
R.
Co.;
a
the three Hudson River Crossings
W. Pressnrich & Co.;
Bros.
& Hutzler; Barr
&
three
Authority's financial report
covering the second quarter of
1957. The data include the State¬
ment of Net Revenues Available
for Debt Retirement and Reserves,
Bank;
Savings
the
for
Crossings combined
2.2% increase over the
6,959,700
the
Company;
Trust
and
Trust
a year ago.
July 25 made available to invest¬
ment banking firms and investors
Bank;
Manufacturers
The Marine Trust
of Western New York;
Northern
Harris
comparison
reveals
Up
Treasurer,
keski,
C. J. Devine & Co.;
The
York Authority, N.
Revenues
Gross
Trust Company;
Company
greater
month
Hudson River
(M-S) payable
Bank. Legality
9.2%
same
panded capacity.
Port of New
syndicate:
Exchange
Prin¬
like
A
Tunnel in
than it
Lincoln
the
was
in the
was
City.
Second
Corn
Sept. 1
on
14%,
weeks * of
five
first
its
through
June
Vandewater, Sykes,
York
by
approved
by
Chemical
Due
vehicular
approximately
by
operation seems to have received
public approval. The traffic
volume
of
2,040,600
vehicles
Heckler & Galloway, of New
3.09%.
ing bonds
Sale
$27,860,000
Other members of the
1957.
1,
cipal and interest
at the Broadalbin
the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, as 3.10s, at
a price of 100.05, a basis of about
headed
Edward F.
1958 to 1986 inclusive.
from
May 25
on
trans-Hudson
firm
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $479,000 school building bonds. Dated
offered
were
—
sell
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Hainesport), N. J.
Bond
The
—
Offering
d
o 11
Third Tube
of the Lincoln Tunnel
in
Tube
Third
Tunnel
increased
Fuerst, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
crossing elimination bonds
July 30—v. 186, p. 470—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
grade
Co., Rochester, or at the
Marine Midland Trust Co., New
York City.
Sale
Bond
Trust
Galloway, of New
Hainesport Twp.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Genesee Valley Union
100.22, a basis of Vandewater,
price of
about 4.57%.
at
for
from
1
Avon-By-The-Sea, N. J.
Sale—The $225,000 sewer
Bond
to
the purchase of $3,school
building bonds.
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
Dated
City.
improvement bonds offered
Offering—Frank A. Min-
8
000,000
Aug.
Hawkins,
by
approved
gality
Road,
dach, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Le¬
Interest F-A.
1967.
1139 Maiden Lane
Rochester 13), N. Y.
(P. O.
Bond
funding purposes only beginning
in 1967. The Term bonds are call¬
No.
Central School District
Greece
725,000 5.60s. Due on Aug. 1,1997.
The bonds are
dated Aug. 1,
1957 and callable in whole for re¬
in
B
period last year.
Lincoln
and
with
compared
quarter,
same
"The opening of the
Amsterdam), N. Y.
R. D. No. 4,
of)
(State
1 (P. O.
tral School District No.
JMarch
York
second
capacity
Broadalbin, Mayfield, Amsterdam, and Galway Cen¬
Bridge
Washington
George
the
Johnston,
Perth,
City.
New
the
traffic increased 3.01% during the
about 3.96%.
bonds. Dated
and 1968.
able
New York
continue
p.
by Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Chaj.
& King & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath, Goodbody & Co., and
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, as 4s,
at
a
price of 100.38, a basis cf
City. Legality approved
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
York
Elhridge,
group
Bridge.
1—v.
470—were awarded to a
group composed of Smith, Barney
&
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co..
Phelps,. Fenn & Co., L. F. Roths¬
child & Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
composed
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The $47,000 munic¬
of Ira Haupt & Co., Stroud & Co.,
New York Mills, N. Y.
M. B. Vick & Co., Herbert J. Sims ipal building bonds offered July
Bond Offering—Thomas Pobiel& Co., Tripp & Co., J. R. Ross & 31—v. 186, p. 369—were awarded
to the Merchants National Bank &
go, Village Treasurer, will receive
Co., and Arthur L. Wright & Co.
Trust Co.,
Syracuse, as 3 V2S, at sealed bids until noom (DST) on
purchased on July 24 an issue of
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $100,$1,000,000 sanitary sewerage sys¬ par.
000
improvement
bonds. Dated
tem revenue bonds, as follows:
Geddes Common School District
Aug. 1, 1957. Due no Aug. 1 from
No. 1 (P. O. Syracuse), N.Y.
$10,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1, 1960
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and 1961.
Bond Offering — David C. and interest (F-A) payable at the
10,000 41/4S. Due 011 Aug. 1, 1962 Pinkerton, District Clerk, will re¬ First Bank & Trust Co., Utica.
and 1963.
ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. Legality approved by Vandewater,
30,000 4j/2S. Due on Aug. 1 from (DST) on Aug. 14, for the pur¬
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Sale—A
Bond
Bridge from the Bayonne
Although diversions still
at the Bayonne Bridge,
Bay
186,
Sept.
Thru-
York
Bridge and to the
Tuinpikes hewaiK
Jersey
building bonds offered Aug.
and interest
3.29%.
about
of
New
$2,850,000
The
—
New
Bridge at Tarrytown from
Port
Authority's
George
Washington
Y.
picture
of diversions to the
one
newly-opened
the
Central School District
Sale
been
the
1956,
"Throughout
had
way
(P. O. Fairport), N.
1
Bond
10, 1957. Principal
payable at the Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of New
Dated
McEntee
3.30s, at
Authority (P. O.
Cape May), N. J.
Avalon Sewerage
to
& Co., Inc., as
price of 100.01, a basis
Adams,
JERSEY
No.
notes. Due
28,387,000 118th Issue
on Nov. 8, 1957.
30
—v.
4s, at a price of 100.26,
as
Perinton
10, 1958.
Jan.
on
f
Co.,
basis of about 3.97%.
a
14,709,000 116th Issue notes. Due
on March
14, 1958.
The $216,000 im¬
—
&
Due
$27,531,000 115th Issue notes.
on March 14, 1958.
18,760,000 117th Issue notes.
Dec. 31, 1957.
NEW
Lebenthal
follows:
cancelled.
of $350,6, 1957.
Aug. 6 for the purchase
000
notes.
Dated Aug.
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
& Co., and Fabricand
purchase of $89,387,000, as
lor the
on
noit, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Due
bonds were
Note—The foregoing
Sept. 27, 1957.
Wood, of
City.
York
New
&
Delafield
Hawkins,
purchase of $500,000
Dated Aug. 8, 1957. Due
the
for
6
pe¬
During the second
quarter, traffic continued its long
term upward trend^ which was in¬
terrupted last year,- by registering
a 2.94% gain for thn three months
ended June 30, 1957.
?
1
(P. O. Suffern), N.
Sale
Bond
—
The
Y.
$2,000,000
school building bonds offered July
31—v.
to
a
186,
Barney
&
p.
group
Co.,
&
J.
470—were awarded
composed
Co.,
C.
Charles King &
Bacon,
of
Smith,
Stevenson
Bradford
&
Co.,
Co., gnd Auchin¬
closs, Parker & Redpath,
as
3.90s,
186
Volume
Number 5661... The Comvicrcial and Financial Chronicle
5#
(575)
at
price of
a
100.05,
basis
a
Legality approved by .Peck, Shaf- $330,000 3 y2s, Due on Oct. 1 from
JP*
AX/illiA'mc
1
"il.
fer & Williams, a# r^iriAiav\a!t
of Cincinnati.
; 1959 to 1961 inclusive.,
j
of
onr'
o
..i
i
—
1 ncn
about 3.89%.
Newark City School District, Ohio
Tollman Fire District
Bo rid, Sale
The $2,400,000
.(P. O. Tollman), N. Y. \
Bond Offering—Robert F. True, school building bonds offered
July
District
Secretary, will - receive 31—v. 186, p. 266—were awarded
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST) to a group composed of Northern
Ramapo,
1962
•
—
Aug.
on
6
$28,500
baled
for
fire
the
purchase
apparatus
NORTH
North
Note
Carolina
Offering
(State
Treasurer,
bids
6
Aug.
11
purchase
Commission
bids until
of
$10,000,000 capital
improvement
bond
anticipation
notes.
Dated
Aug. 14, 1957. Due on Aug. 14,
"I
1 nrfolTf-r*
Ktr
1958. Legality approved by T\/T*4Mit
chell, Pershing. Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
that
nounces
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
Gill,
receive
will
until
(State of)
for
the
will
the
purchase
of
and
interest
the
1
.
Nov.
Ohio
(M-N)
National
1
TJ
"
No.
51
at
12
tees, will receive sealed bids until
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $70,000 building and site bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959
1976
to
inclusive.
July 30
Thompson
OHIO
Clerk
the
Board
of
No.
3,
1957.
1969
awarded
and
1
1964
bonds
i
011
on
on
Beachwood
a
Clerk,
of
Offering
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer
K.
Board
of
Bond
Education, will receive sealed
i~;-i
n
bids until
26
lor
8 p.m.
the
building
(EDST)
purchase
bonds.
1957. Due
1981
and
/wnom %•..
Dec.
on
from
1
1959
callable
are
•
,
from
Note
The
—
the
foregoing
report
July 29—v. 186,
in
Portland,
bids until
Jan. 15 from
cial
H.
Jan. 15 from
Helena,
of
bonds.
ment
Due
inclusive.
(J-D)
Dated
Dec.
on
30
JO
July
bonds—v.
to
and
$70 000
of
ot
$7U,UUU
186,
District
No.
88
(P.
O.
—
Dated
sale
system
gas
(CST)
p.m.
Aug.
on
7
North
Bond
i;
i
j
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Sale
The $42,118.34 street
seaied
bids
until
10
Due
1977
to;
^ulsa, Okla.
Bond Offering — A. Jackson
Lawrence, City Auditor, will recejve
a.m.
proved
3 17OL.
...
Additional!
street
r
••••
Sale
.
—
"
D
'
1960 to
500,000 storm
The
$135,043
offered
notes
time
awarded
were
Sutherland
at
assess¬
the
to
*'•
same
price of
storm
series
Ryan,
Bond
bonds, series
sewer
Due
B.
from
inclusive.
1979
1960
i
will
be
sold
sepa-'
rately.
•
East
issue
Canton,
County^Ipdep. School
Bond Offering — Guy Devvalt, District No. 30 (P. O. Bartlesville),
Village Clerk, will receive sealed ]
Oklahoma
bids until
noon
(EST) on Aug. 10
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
building
works
v.
improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
1958
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal
.and interest (J-D) payable at the
Dime
Savings
Bank,
cf
R.
186.
J.
470—were
Edwards,
Milburn
Co.,
price of par,
Canton.'about 3.28%,
Inc.,
Inc.,
a
and
$5,740,000
-
bonds
a
offered
net interest cost of
3Y2S.
Due
on
1,
3%s.
Due
on
April
1,
1971,
a
-
| Xruk Company,
: mon
'inc.,
tem¬
July 24
as
First
Na¬
Boston,
at
;
v
V
.
Industrial
2.90% discount.
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Lancaster County (P. O.i
Lancaster), S. C.
Bond Offering — The
County
Treasurer will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on
Sb'Lou®s^lo-
of
Bros. & Hutzler, Blair & Co.,
Shields & Co., John Nuveen
inclusive.
terest
Principal and
Legality approved
Gibbs
&
Simons,
Frank
—
will
to
1966
on
»
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., atsa
price of
about
par, a
3.53%,
$36,000
5s,
as
net interest cost <jf
follows:
Due
on
1962
1959 to
1963
inclusive
approved
,
Perry
by
Pohl,
&
Burgwin,
of Pittsl
inclusive.
until Sept.
purchase'of $25,000,000 bonds. Due
Bond
years.
Sharpsville, Pa.
Offering—Jack G.
For¬
ester, Bdrough Manager, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
to
1977 to
pari.
(EDST) jon Aug. 12 for the pur¬
chase cf!$110,000 general obliga¬
tion boncls. Legality approved by
Aug, T from
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
1976
V
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1980 inclusive.
A'
SOUTH
Butte
Sch.
DAKOTA
County, Newell Independent *
Dist.
No.
7
South
(P.
O.
Newell),
Dakota
,*
Bond Sale—The
$348,000 school
building bonds offered July 25—
v.
186, p. 268—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood, of
Minneapolis, as 5s.
Day County (P. O. Webster), 4
South
19 for the
serially in from two to 28
1971
84,000 3.60s.
ity (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
received
to
1972
Aj.
June
of
Orangeburg County School District
No. 5 (P.O.
Orangeburg) j. S. C.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 school
building bonds offered July 30-iv.
186, p. 371—were awarded to
receive
Due
bjr
Charleston.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
in?
(F-A) payable at the Chase
Bank, of New York
Sinkler,
Pennsylvania General State Author¬
Bond
Dakota
Sale—The $250,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered
July 29—v. 186,
371—were awarded to the Se¬
p.
curity Bank, of Webster, and the
First National Bank, of Bristol,
jointly, as 3.60s.
Deuel County, Toronto Independent
School District No. 58 (P. O.
Toronto), S. Dak.
Bond
Sale—The
$98,000 school
j Burgwin,' Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, building bonds offered July 23^—v.
of Pittsburgh.
^*.per.
District
186,
c
u-
T,?wn!£tp
f*e
*
j,
(P. O. Willow Grove), Pa.
Bond Offering—Ross C.
p.
Piper,
8
(DST)
p.m.
purchase
obligation
Dated
of
on
Aug. 5 for
$83,000
general
improvement
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
from
1958
to
1966
Bond
on
Sept.
inclusive.
City
the
1966
Legality approved by
suitable
Philadelphia.
Munson,
of
(CST)
purchase
on
Aug. 5
of $92,500 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Sept.
interest
&
Offering—Margaret Gales,
4, 1956. Due
Grove, Wil¬
Elliott
to
pf
{
bids until 7 p.m.
for
the Bank of Old York
Townsend,
awarded
Hopwood,
Auditor, will receive sealed
to
Grove.
&
Mitchell, S. Dak.
Principal and interest payable ^t
low
were
—
Minneapolis.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
268
Jaffray
Sellers,
Secretary of the Board of School
1
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Kid-
at
Twp. Sch. District
burgh.
the
April
t
T
Leon-
1, 1957.
11958
Legality
186, p. 266 — were I
svndicate headed by «
1971.
9,260.000
....
as
Small-
jointly,
follows:
v.
Weeks
p.m. (DST) ol¬
purchase of $85,j
obligation
bonds.
general
from
1
in
Other members of the syndicate:
net interest cost of
as
Welfare
a
^
Directors,
Dated June
1964
due
callable
to
awarded
000
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
100.00008,
bonds offered July 30—
p.
from
&
(J). Cannonsburg), Pa.
'
1,
about 3.65%, as follows:
.
for the purchase of $30,000 water
Aug.
Oregon (State of)
Offering—The $15,000,000
-
the
of
2.80% discount.
City.
1
sealed bids until 8
Ruff in,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Smith
Barney & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
and the Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank, of Chicago, at a price
of
Washington
Ohio
1,
jCo.
Strabane
School
Sayre, of Portland.
awarded to
to
,
&
Each
July 29
bonds,
sewer
are
notes to
tional
Bank,
91,000 3V2S.
.
office.
by
&
Veterans'
Due from 1960 to 1979 incl.
1,300,000
Co., as 3^2S, at a
100:16,"a basis cf about
3.39%.
C.
Shuler
inclusive.
..
Improvement special
ment
1979
1
Bonds
$200,000
89,000 314s. Due
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's,
a
from
Sept.
?aTn.1S0!] \
of Aug.
terest
assessment (cst) on
Aug. 13 lor the purchase
offered July 24—v. 186, p..
o£ %2,800,000 bonds, as follows: .'.
370—were awarded to Braun, Bosworth & Co.,. Inc., «s 3V2S, at a $1,000,000 limited access facilities
;
' _bonds, series
B.
Due
from
basis of about
100.14,
Aug.
on
inclusive.
bonds
of
Dated
1968 and thereafter
improvement ..special
price
1
March
on
dated
are
0
at ,Un
the
Bend, Oregon
bonds.
$600,000
371—were awarded
p.
follows:
Brehm, Secretary of the Board ojl
Offering—Lyle
water
1957.
y
,
Due
>
(P.
City Recorder,
000
urea's office. Legality approved by purchase of $37,000 building bonds.
Sale—The
186,
1962
5s.
bonds
North
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
the
Note
Steele &
B. Chapwill receive
(PST) on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $100,-
pell,
ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. l.:"l>
Manhattan
tj
?
Xre£lSul.er-s o£fice
Legality
approved by Winlree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
7:30
for
navablp
„nt,
Resources
porary loan notes offered
—v.
fiscal
....
RHODE
\
;
is
Water
.
^ Lynch, Schatfer, Necker &
Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Boenning
&
Co.,
and
Fauset,
Principal
1957.
the
...V
...
Development
Rico
Providence,
inclusive.
Hornblower
n
mteiest (F-A) payable at the
Haywood),
bids until
1,
AX
<K-A l
$28,326,$24,660,774 in"
notes to the
National Bank, of
Bodine, filkins, Morris, Stokes &
CUy
Offering—Douglas HamilSuperintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed
payable at the City Treas-
;k, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin-
,
for
Authority.
at
March
on
1964
Bond Offering
Aug.
,
iniorest
<^v<;tpin
Bond
ton,
interest
cinnati.
.
,
id
were
Providence, at 2.85% discount.
SfhmiHt Pnnlp Roberts Rr Parke
Schmidt, Poole, Rnhnrfc & Pnrlm
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &'
The
Oklahoma
1967
Sayre, ol Portland.
inclusive
471,
p.
The
95,000 storm sewe r bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1967 incl.
proposed
months
-
1997.
$100,000 arterial street bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968
to
Okla.
the
12
100,000
and 1977.
1,040,000
McCulloch, Co.,
&
agent
Puerto
>
-
,
lows:
Pittsburg County Independent Sch.
spe-
1957.'
1,
1958
Principal
Tnlv
nn
on
improve-
July
from
1
$175,000 county
Offering Canceled
canceled
the
of
:
,
250,000 41/2S. Due March 1, 1973 ]
Aug. 6 for
75,000 4.70s. Due on March 1. the purchase of
$250,000 * general
'1974 and 1975.
obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
80,000 4%s. Due on March 1, 197f
1957. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958
to
Jan. 15, 1972
Offering—Joseph P. Webb,
Shulei'
for
group
1960 to
n
*
Josey & Company, of Okla¬
homa City.
Aug. 15
on
street
„•
u
I.
sealed
receive
purchase Of S25.790.76
assessment
~
Director
Government
Bank
$1,500,building bonds wa
headed by Butchei
Sherrerd, as follows:
a
$55,000 4s. Due
Huson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
hiHc until 7*30
m
bids until 7:30 p.m. ypsti nn Aug.
(PST) on Aii<*
15
fcr the purchase of $195,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
inclusive.
v.
&
Bond
(EST)
noon
1981
for
May 31, 1957
school
sold to
Medford, Ore.
Bond Offering — D. F.
Due
hosP"al bon,^ o£fered July
186, p. 370—were warded
Chzllicothe, Ohio
Bond Offering—David K. Webb
for the
to
bonds.
^
Town
City Auditor, will
system
Bond -Sale—The
471.
p.
(CST) on Aug.
of .$65,000 gas
supple¬
issue
our
p.m.
Wo""c" County (P. O. Holhs),
Oklahoma
off
1, 1963. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the
National
City Bank of Cleveland. Legality
ments
1960
„
Dec.
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
receive
.
distribution
to
Semple,
sealed
will
the
300,000 notes to the Rhode Island
Hospital
Trust
Co.,
of
1957. Principal and interest (M-S
payable at the Girard Trust Corr
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia. Leinclusive.
Callable
on
or
after gality approved by Townsend, ElAugY 1, 1967. Principal and inter- liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
est
(F-A) payable at the, £ityJ ~. Qtheiv-htembers of The group
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap- Butcher & Sherrred, Dolphin &
.o
6* for the purchase
1969
as
Clerk,
,
bids until 2:30
Dated. Sept;"- 1,
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
Town
a.,-
Aug.
$465,000
on
of
Freedom, Okla.
Offering—L. E.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
000.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
OKLAHOMA
Ohio
Harold
—
Increase
compared with
Pennsylvania
to
United
Coos Bay, Ore.
1,
ancj
Village Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Beachwood),
Bond
Bank
Sales
revenues
preceding 12 months.
The
Char¬
PENNSYLVANIA
and 1973.
on Dec. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.- Principal and in-
Corp.
of
County Technical School
Authority (P. O. Morrisville),
inclusive.
129,000 4y2s. Due
Bank
Bucks
inclusive.
1971
Hanseatic
^erchen & Co.
(J-D) payable at the Union bid* until 5 p.m. (PST) on Aug
Savings' Co., Bellevue. 112 for the purchase of $100,000
Legality
approved
by
Squire, water bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland! I Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1977
sold as 4s, at
basis of about
were
101.57,
price of
Revenues
ended
Newhard Cook & Co., Mc
Donald-Moore & Co., and Watling.
terest
The
,
a
Energy
Descartes, Executive
the
Authority.
v
Co.
&
Due
1963
to
lm-
Due
Inc.,
421,000 4Vis. Due
7:30
school
Puerto Rico
Electric
-Electric power
Inc.,
follows:
as
1959 to
Education,
Provement bonds. Dated Aug
offered July 29
:47n—wpm nu/nrrfpH
370—were awarded ir»
to
Hay den, Miller & Co.
t>
r>.
470—were
&
States National Bank of
16u ioF .the
$60,000
district
bends
18fi'
186,
—u
-v.
R.
bonds,
Co.,
p.
Blyth
Corp.
$200,000 4y2s.
R.
]
$385,000
school
York
National
Hill & Co., Inc., Winslow,
c°hu & Stetson, Kormendi & Co.;
*nc-> Burns, Corbett & Pickard
Sale—The $750,000 school
(P.
O.
of
New
vera
County School District
(P. O. St. Helens), Ore.
502C
186,
v.
were
—
D
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
the
Pierce, Garrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
McCormick
&
Co.,
Mullaney
Wells & Co., Kenower, MacArthu1
& Co., D. A. Pincus &
Co., Mai
building bonds offered July 29—
Bellevue), Ohio
Offering — John Dominy,
of
obligation
jointly,
special' p,mV(EST
im- Purchase
°f
$57;900
sewer
370
p.
will receive sealed bids until
Ashland, Ohio
Sate—The
sew¬
purchase
Township Local School
District
Interest
Bond
Bond
186,
v.
—
the
Bond
awarded to First Cleveland
J-J.
assessment
for
general
disposal works bonds offered
age
&
Trust
Bond Offering—F. F.
Paulsen,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
Colum¬
$525,000
RICO
Water Resources
264
lottesville, Stein Bros. & Boyce
Farwell, Chapman & Co., Blun
Ellis & Simmons, J. B. Hanauei
to
OREGON
Columbia
Sale—The
Bond
ol
Dougherty & Co., C. F
Co., Andrews & Wells
&
Peoples
Clackamus County Union
High Sch.
Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
Milwaukie), Ore.
Painesville, Ohio
Bond Offering—Francis M.Daly,
President of the Board of Trus¬
awarded
City National Bank &
Company, of Kansas City.
No.
(P. O. Nash), N. Dak.
370—were
p.
the
Columbus. '
Walsh County, Nash School District
186,
v.
Legality approved by Bricker,
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of
DAKOTA
Inc.,
Sale—The $125,000 school
building bonds offered July 25—
bus.
NORTH
PUERTO
Authority in May amounted to $2-^
552,681 compared with $2,127,856
in May, 1956
according to' S. L*
A. Webster
Childs
1
payable
Bank,
Pomeroy,
tion, Boatmen's National Bank
Oklahoma
Woods County Independent School
District No. 1 (P. O. Alva), Ohio.
1, 1978. Callable on
1, 1962. Principal
«TVT''1
after
&
Inc., B, J. Van Ingen & Co.
Stroud & Co., Inc., Ira
Haupt &
Co.,* First of Michigan Corpora¬
Davis.
$3,500,000
B r i d g e
Nov.
on
J
Hutton
-
Puerto Rico
—
sealed
Due
^»
Schoellkopf,
St. Louis, Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.;
$55,000 building
the Milwaukee Company, Foster &
bonds offered July 31—v.
186, p.
Marshall, Adams, McEntee & Co.;
471
were
awarded to Evan L.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
and
on
Oct. 1, 1965.
Oct. 1, 1966
County Indep. School
15 (P. O. Ochelata),
No.
Bond
revenue
,
on
Aug. 14
on
j Portsmouth-Fullerton
from
1964 inclusive.
■'
Bridge
receive
(EST)
noon
Oct. 1
Bond Sale—The
^
State
on
1967.
District
Bond Offerin
g—SecretaryTreasurer, J. William, Shultz an¬
of)
Edwin
—
State,
-
Ohio
CAROLINA
sealed
cn
on
1953 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
om
to
Washington
Chicago, McDonald & Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., First of Mich¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable igan Corporation, Ryan, Suther¬
at
the Rockland
National Bank, land & Co., Seasongood & Mayer,
Suff ern.
Legality
approved
by Ellis & Co., and A. E. Aub & Co.,
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of as 3%s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
New York City.
of'about 3.73%.
; j•••:j„ ■.
fx
July 1, 1957. Due
and
& Co;, A. Q. Becker & Co., Inc.,
R. S. Dickson &
Co., Hornblower
& Weeks,
Reynolds & Co., Califor¬
nia Bank, of Los
Angeles, Paine,
W ebber,
Jackson
&
Curtis,
i,
i
110,000 3.20s. Due
180,000 3V4s. Due
Trust Co., Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., both of
of
bonds,
July 1
;
i_
330;000 3y4S, Due
on
July 1 from 1961
inclusive.
(J-J)
bank
purchaser.
Principal
payable
at
designated by
Legality approved
Faegre & Benson, of
and
any
the
by
Minneapolis.
Commercial and Financial
The
56
Chronicle
...
Monday, August 5, 1957
(576)
able
County, Rapid Valley
School District No. 4
Pennington
Common
Bank,
the Mercantile National
of
Dallas.
Legality ap¬
Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
Rapid
(P. O. Route No. 2,
at
Valley, Rapid City), S. Dah.
Bond Offering — Burton Stekl,
by
&
UTAH
receive sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
on Utah State University of Agricul¬
ture
and Applied Science (P. O.
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $85,000
Logan), Utah
general obligation school building
Bond Offering — Secretary L.
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due
Mark Neuberger announces that
on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1969 and the Board of Trustees will receive
thereafter are callable as of Aug. sealed bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
1,
1968. Principal and
interest on Aug. 10 for the purchase of
$1,700,000 dormitory revenue
(F-A) payable at a suitable bank¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due on
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬ April 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
/
Platteville
Strader &
260,000 4Vss. Due on Aug.
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
1 from
(Towns, Part of) Joint Sch.
District No. 4 (P. O.
Horner & Co.,
of Scott,
F.
Wheat
al
W. Craigie & Co., J. C.
& Co., and Peoples Nation¬
school
of
of
Bank
chased
an
bonds
100.033,
3.74%.
rejected at the June.
of the issue—v. 186,
(Bids were
offering
26
p.
Charlottesville, pur¬
issue
of
$1,680,000
as 3%s, at a price
basis of about
a
60.)
VIRGINIA
WEST
May Obtain
—Turnpike
under
Bond
C. O'Brien,
will receive sealed be, City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 12 sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
for the purchase of $145,000 hospi¬ on Aug. 14 for the purchase of
tal bonds. Dated June 1, 1957. Due
$130,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept.
on Dec.
1 from 1959 to 1966 incl.
National
of
the First
Chieagd, and
to increase revenues
to
Bellevue, Wash.
Sale
Warrant
Local
—
$60,000
The
Improvement District No.
warrants offered July 23
from $500,000
Charleston press advices.
posal involves a refunding to
Authority of the 6 cents per
gasoline tax paid to the
4%s, at
a
King County,
No.
District
County Judge,
users
price of par.
Highline Public Sch.
401 (P. O. Seattle),
Washington
of the 88-mile toll
Legislature,
the
next
January,
—
Wis.
Norman J.
Meshak, City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until
4 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 19 for the pur¬
of $420,000 bonds, as fol¬
the
chase
gallon
lows:
; V/
/
"V 1.."
State by $120,0G0 corporate purpose bonds.
Due
approval
1969
which
a
as
to
road. The
proposal would require
of
Bond Offering
The pro¬
56-S-06
basis
of about 3.79%.
plan
$700,000 annually, according
jointly, as
3.80s, at a price of 100.03, a
reportedly
consideration a
Bank
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Additional Revenue
officials
July 29—v. 185,
268—were awarded to
Stevens Point,
WASHINGTON
as
Vt.
Offering—Austin J. Bee-
p.
Virginia
sion
Sale—The $675,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
Turnpike Commis¬
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
West
Wis.
Platteville),
Bond
have
Newport,
pnnpxivpp
Offering—W.
Bond
1 from
r—v.
VERMONT
(P.O. Elizabethton),
Carter County
290,000 4y4s. Due on Aug.
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
186, p. 268—were awarded to
Southwick-Campbell & Company,
Chicago.
TENNESSEE
(City), and Lima,
and Elk Grove
Platteville
Smyth County (P. O. Marion), Va.
Bond Sale—A group composed
Co.,
District Clerk, will
WISCONSIN
from
$225,000 4%s. Due on Aug. 1
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
VIRGINIA
1942
meets
Aug. 1
inclusive..
on
300,000 school
1 from
from 1958 to
bonds. Due Aug.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
amend-'
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Principal
ment to the State Constitution, di¬
and interest (F-A) payable at the
25
rects that gasoline and motor fuel City Treasurer's
office. Legality—v. 186, p. 268—were awarded to
tax revenues be used for construc¬ approved by Chapman & Cutler,
a syndicate composed of Blyth
&
of Chicago.
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
/ '
tion, repair and maintenance of
Claiborne County (P.O. Tazewell),
to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and Co., Inc., Seattle-First National
Whitefish Bay School District
Tennessee
"public highways." Advocates of
No. 1, Wis.
interest payable at the Chittenden Bank, of Seattle, Foster & Mar¬
Bond Sale—The bonds totaling
the proposition contend that those
Bond
Offering—John G. Mc¬
$200,000 offered July 25—v. 186, p. Trust Co., Newport, or at the Na¬ shall, Pacific Northwest Co., Dean
using the Turnpike should not be Donald, District Clerk, will re¬
267—were awarded to the Cum¬ tional Shawmut Bank of Boston.
Bond Sale—The
Corporation, of
Legality
Nashville, as follows:
due on July
4%s,
$75,000
Boston.
Bond Sale—An issue
1967 inclusive.
from 1963 to
land
4V2S.
50,000 school bonds as
&
Savings
Vt.
National
Bank,
of $15,000
McLean
&
sold to
Trust Company, of
purchase bonds was
the Chittenden
Friendship, Tenn.
of $115,000
of par, a
both
Co.,
Harper & Son
Bank,
of
and
Pacific
Seattle,
Wm.
P.
& Co., at a price
net interest cost of about
assessed for maintenance of public
The same press report went
roads.
on
to
exists
say
that considerable doubt
to the Authority's
as
to meet the entire
ability
$2,563,125 semi¬
ceive
sealed
on
outstanding
the
June
1
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
at
the Marshall
& Ilsley
Bank, Milwaukee. Legality ap¬
$133,000,000 proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
bonds.
system revenue bonds
natural gas
& Co.,
Dated June 1,
1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
1987 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Le¬
gality
approved by Charles »>
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
sold to M. A. Saunders
'of Memphis, as 5s.
Hps,'*'.' ).1*.' '
Knoxville, Tenn.
$500,000
Sale—The
Bond
gen-
obligation Riverfront-Willow
Street improvement bonds offered
oral
July 30
186, p. 371
v.
—
awarded
were
—
National
First
the
to
of Memphis.
Bank
Robertson County (P. O.
h
Springfield), Term.
Bond Offering—Piobert
A. West,
AWAY
will receive oral
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
16 for the purchase of $360,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1957.
Due on June 1 from 1958 to 1977
County
Judge,
FROM
YOURSELF!
inclusive.
TEXAS
Blackwell Rural High
Sch. Diet.
Texas
of $200,purchased
by
a
group
composed of
the
Municipal
Securities
Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., M. E. Al¬
lison & Co., and the Columbian
Securities
Corp., subject to an
€00
issue
Sale—An
Bond
school
bonds
was
election held
on
Hurst-Euless
Consolidated
July 27.
Indept.
School District (P. O. Hurst), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $327,000
schoolhouse
It.
J.
bonds
was
to
Edwards, Inc., of Dallas, as
4y2s, at
price of
a
par.
1, 1957. Due on Dec.
to
sold
inclusive.
1979
Legality
Parkhurst
Dated Aug.
1 from 1958
Interest
J-D.
approved
by
McCall,
& Crowe, of Dallas.
Liberty, Tex.
works
Liberty,
as
Due
Feb.
inclusive.
sold
system
to
the
National
1
from
Principal
1959 to
and
1979
interest
payable at the First
City
of
Le¬
National
gality
sewer
was
Bank,
4s. Dated May 1,1957.
First-Liberty
on
and
bonds
revenue
(F-A)
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
water
Bank,
approved
Houston.
by
Vinson,
El-
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Muleshoe Independent Sch. Dist.,
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
refunding bonds was sold to H. L.
Shaffer &
Co., of Amarillo, as
1, 1957. Due on
1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
33/4s. Dated June
June
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
about cancer. But.. .what are you doing
? Or are you easing your mind . . .and
maybe adding years to yvur life... with a thorough medical check¬
up 7 Reach for the phone- : Gall your doctor now. The feeling
you'll get when he says "All clear!".:.it's worth a million!
P S. Besure to send a check for as much as you can td "Cancer"
in care of your local Post Office. 0 American CANCER society
Sure, you've thought
about it? Running away
fight
cancer
bids until 7:30 p.nf." *
(CDST) on Aug. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $750,000 building bonds.
Dated Sept. i, 1957. Due on March
1
from
1958 to
1977 inclusive.
able
interest due next
annual
revenue
4.24%, as follows:
Burlington, as 3y2s.
Bond Sale—An issue
was
Trust
South Burlington,
1
Lynch,
by Storey, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, BramPalmer & Dodge, of hall, Falion & Co., Inc., Seattle
approved
Thorndike,
$150,000 highway bonds, for $75,000 4y2s, due on July 1 from
1958 to
1962 inclusive; and
Merrill
Co.,
&
Witter
berland Securities
$775,000 general
obligation bonds offered July
with
a
checkup and
a
check
@FedFRASER